7 10 65 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/47c801fcd7be328f4e2191a52216290a.pdf 1ec1e17ba7902ee188aaa7d5212666be PDF Text Text • * / . • >• -> :•• I . . . • * ^ n , - t =y ' t . ' ' ,;____— - -1 ■ f ^ F . * * • • • • • • . ** . " j ‘ •' *■ *. . ■_ .. ’•• /✓ * . -------------• •• • ’ * ...^ . • - ■ 1 • . * *i-----'C *W •*■•■* ■' > -• . i • + • ■, ■ • s... f . . ** ••-- I V , . . . - ) ., ' • It i ____ : ■ , . — — -*»■*• •" h f- n ■ HE SA N FO R D I ■« a HERALD IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMRKR 38 SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JA M ARY 31. 1919 VOLUME X buying proposition, it’s a gift to G od’s poor. Wn c a n ’t afford not to holp. When called on, let’s "eoihe across'* in cheerful Seminole fashion. A CHANCE TO SERVE AGAIN SEMINOLE HAS ANOTHER i HAM K TO S ER V E IN A (JREAT WORK AND AS U S U A L SHE WILL R E S P O N D Catholic*. P ro te s ta n ts and Jow -like have been the victims of T u r k ­ i c massacres and of T urkish govrnnient • orders to exterm in a te or drive from their homes and in d u s ­ tries .very oilier people in the N e a r •East- C at holies. P r o te s ta n ts and JeaTT • ' Then are J.930.000 *ouls. iUMiUO of Nkfioni are orphans, all in di^perr. ,te need. IT te n ts per p e r s o n . p e r day is the estim ated. cxpenac^aL giving them food, . The Commission**"1work is one, not only «,f relief Imt of r e p a tria tio n and rerun*! ruit ion Our budget llieludes seeds for ni-xi year’s ■rops, I arm im plem ents, rattle and sleep T hese people are freed I•■•in their iippressurs but t ),,,rn el bonus ami property, th ir fuirt ■- to >et th e m on their own feet. . liUr tiiulttry IS itsketl for $•!".000.000 to. sustain th e lives of these ;( <r,o iimh l I■r i-l i.il - ami lews »i r. ul.*• in* w>!.ter. t brougb t heir re a life free from religious tnra li ■ tion. S em ­ m il l> .ll P*t s * arnl i "litttv s s h a r e is only fl.sOii < *■ . f r o m *k c r \ \ . , i .i i 1.11 a - t o * It'*! !i"|>h (r* r « worker in th e — 11• b as i bis About Incom e T a t e s SUBSCRIPTION F. F. F. CAMPTO HOTEL UP AIGN SUCCESS TO $50,000.00 IN FLORIDA Jacksonville, J e n . -0. — Special T he la te s t inform ation received by Collector of In te r n a l Revenue James M. C a th c a rt from Commissioner * . Daniel C. Roper is to the effect that forms are reporting incom e taxes of C O M M ITTEE M EETING W ITH less t h a n $5,000 are ex p e c te d .to be GlIEAT, .SUCCESS IN CANVASS’ In th e h a n d s of collectors for distri- j FOR STOCK ; hution am ong t a x p a y e rs not later • • t h a n F e h ru a ty 1. " I t -may be def­ SUnford’s new hotel project has initely s t a t e d , ” advised the Commis­ npw assumed proportions that assioner " t h a t - t h e taxes for. the calen­ sure .positively that the hotel will dar y e a r 1918 will be collected, under t w mu, , k, ........... the provisions of t h e pending Dill as finally enacted, a n d not under lli* „ v , m ,n uulliurim l ... m „k , th o com m issio n e r Rope!'' s ta te d .b u t property -...........- at once to print a n d d is trib u te forms for th e collection of the income tax of 1918. In order to facilitate the work o f ~ he Itureau th e conferees are disposing as rapidly as possible <>L those provisions of the bill directly alTectiug the form f**r reporting in­ comes for less th a n $•'>.'•»<> I’repii'i i tio n o f the ofhi r forms i“ proceedii g ..f ?' 1 eon* urren t l> » ii li 1n*• \\ •* . J |' ronferees, ai 1 ii kkii! Iiak • I h«•rn r«;ii.i> was sla te d , shortly afte 1lo­ * i a i • ii*.• hT iff t ‘ • law '. ■■III*' ii < <1« VA 11 The ti rst • ar '*f <; ..IT. - • • f . \ I’vli’H1.«y .,,*■ *1 sbl| 1 » ale.n <• Sanf or* f.*r w bil) green *fiery ha* |,.'*'ii ir*xt ,w T III* • w urd for '* k •■ral *1 ik unear <*f l*U-.»* b ••■I ami oi.it k- !*• •*?.* f. pr.-l ” r Ittg of th e -I •4‘ 1 Tli«- *ele r> f»»r lii- -i i| . yi*$•?.t ,| raised by • K U ar ,1 *.f t h* 1•:.iSi de a n d wn« han*ll*'<| l*k Chase Co at a - ' r a t tra. 11>* pro • ' | said. ' af adjoining and made IN J l 'j _ . ••J .i w..rk ill t h e N e a r K.i-t tcrrl! r> III order t h a t t Tiere he neith «r diii'licati4* nor lost motion. T h e 1* rriinry is Asfa M inor, tl**> • C au 1 Armenia, Persia a n d NortheFn Egypt, . The $ inn.non,000 just appropria " d l.y our governm ent is eliiijly f**r Europe and does not meet th is need. • • -j . I The war is practically over, bu t nut the results of it. These brave, untlinrliing victims of the T u rk must l*c saved a million were killed and saved they will be if we gfve nur $!', ?*,, Jlf), kept from starving and re-established ift -homes and work. IWI per rent 'KfHcient! Every dollar you give goes to the Near Last. All expense of collection and "f distribution is met provattly. Of the $12,321,145.92 collected heI"re Sept. 30th, 191tj. $12^71.146.92 was sent to the field. T he increase nf $50,000 over collections was itcb'rest accrued from daily balances. . The Near Hast looks to America ** the defender of liberty, the big brother to liitle people. America has given them their greatest uplift - their colleges, their chief encour­ agement to progress, and generous b'lp through their crises The Great War has resulted in their liber­ ation. • . Shall they lack 4iur support for effectual rehabilitation? Shall we fail to’ save them from immediate starvation? At the head of th e Commission *fe such men ss William Howard Taft, Charles Evans Hughes, Chas. W. Eliot, Cardinal Gibbons, Oscar Etfxuas. John R. M o tt. T he trea s­ urer is Cleveland H. Dodge, One, . Madison Avsnue, New YorK, ’ • * Now, folks, this is not a bond ’ * a • NOW HAVE W. - .111 .In " „ i , !>««. Lieut. Lovell*describes the scenes where he is located “ Somewhere in 1 France” on the day the^arm istice was signed ytnd one of the tilings , ke mentions is that large numbers of parties were forming -excursions to I g|i t o the front line trenches. i At Mu «he s ta te have It h a p p e n e d . th at for several days l.ieut. Lovell had not been able to e . riling hours have been .'banged to i, :;<• |,,r * liri'ii.m Fmlenv.tr a"*l 7 ill (or tin *bur' li m* etuig Fko I 'imhi|*ti"'i "f 'b e l.o'd stll.ll*-* V*Ul ** .•!»*•'* kO**l ,«« .vii IkIu, ,. will* i " • •« " •«. "• .. . . ’ , I f.l"' "•*. ' O' • lilk* llu n a ' w ’d •” miiject for the evening, with I’ongregliti.uiiil singing ami organ ami choir UUIpbers. . Toiiri.ib* u n i * O i r v-«:tf*r* l» kiin: I! , t II.C .1 It.* \ l' 111 t , ,i l . .1 m a t . - a - »**• *b*l i , • o | i * " l e r i h. i t ih* i i k i a t o r s . w . mi 1*1 '•* <ii*'*'*le*l l u l l h e r in ' I n w n r k t h a t t* y*'l b*' done One .lak ( n ut l.nVell w r i l . ' s. b* r*-t ii ri * *1 f Mint a t r i p l» I r n d ' I"' ' o-r it* aiol ("in *1 1 (hill *l ' *'W Fun II*Att • mol i" los ur pri-* 1b' lieu man w n- a s mi f..t • d t ,>a( is Ulietbi Whet herr il was this ••at« not is not mo *l*'.vr. but b |.tinkie *>r m*' ;ir «»f ;|U., -k riles ill,"III .in • VpllHt "f "'**■ »f Eis liiinki* s kklip was * aught lar hi|, ll.*| the tier man lines and bad to tight In* way through H'- shot down two German planes-and reach­ ed his own bill's in safety. On an­ other oei iisi.oi, the s.jiia.lron '*> which Lieut'.. Lovell belongs went nil ;i ( u r a p n c 1 r?T» !».v*l. th«* <»«*rinu!i »l»tY kiA « iiA-rmatv Mvm-*. sle*t t |.' u . a*.*l , , r A ..fit • t i l \ fll* f . 11. i- .»*•*• - I* '""*. '1 •' > i kk .r'it i* in.'iit i.iii * *1 I*V El* Ut l.**k ell as to how miii'b "f this* work hf personally accomJd'sb*,*l. I" fuctr ,i* family bits not bad a boasting word fr.*tn bun 'luting t be *k.ir. blit tl .- t hint’s t Inti h* lilt tnl.l in a g*'" ,t:il -Aiik ».|. n'lfy him with s"ilic **f O,. in..* .lung* r.ois .lid the ni'st • a n .i .s li d air lighlir* *"i the front mat i.miii n . .....• . • i . r \: i:.,i.. *t t K I'g I l*|t ,'kk*'' t Itells III I’l-.II • . ..i M Agio ' ,» • tin iii !* » r to.! *'*i D |tv t ill** Itwo i * IlMfll* ai !•• t \ ; 4a * i i »•' i . a i k• —TTr.Te\--- C im r —lin t* '* Hernd---M' -r•! ;i\ ;ii ii riiHitii |‘"re«**l*Mii for All Forev.-r n r llilK'im* > l a n s - w > e mside and perfected for WILL BE NO WAR INDEM­ NITIES PAID s i i g c .-t liter*' th a n *■"«• n a m e . 'J All suggestions ,*r names must lie in I lie Herald oili.o not later Ilian February- l»th. 1919. .1 ’Flu* name must be plainly written oil a small- slip of white |,;,|.*r ami th*' name <*f the person suggesting the name ipust b e ’wrtlten oil a SKI’ -ARATE piece of paper and 1,olh elii’losed 111 all envelope ami ipbln-s* <l '’Hotel C ontest Dept , 11<■r.il*l Olio*'. Sanford. F la . and either mulled or dropped in the new- It* m box in the Herald Office ,|oor or left at the counter inside the Herald Office. * I Should the sam e n am e be stigv:*.!*t*-«l by two or mum persons 'and this nam e c l o w n by th e judges, tlu* |,ri?. .kill b* pr.* ru t**1 ” , T he name* suggested ar*' k,.,,i - .. r*-l ini'll after the judges hake made their decision ” i 7 i s to he hoped t h a t everyone will avail themselves of the oppor­ tunity to suggest a n a m e 'f o r the hotel, not merely for lit*’ prize alone, hut for l lie honor a tta c h e d to the naming **f a s*-mi public building in ..ur ri' k. t bill kkill p erh ap s be henlong a l'e r the present generation ha- | .i—i <4 a" a ■ ( nndlthiits in ’’Near Hast” _jT_A-r—Cswper , - a u Uuxu—dtv'LtiuuaL director ofAth.’ American com m ittee for relief in the N ear Kntit, who has. just* - returned 'from a trip .-in Jhu . southern state*, said: .J, Tti*‘ ..................... .......... . Crl..u»r>- **> "•-/’..........• » “ "Owing to the fact th a t there lias * Ku>. p m by Mr* >b.rm i»" E lm .I ul the M Mi Iisimi an increase of influenza in the Mrs. I.ucile Aspinwall Takach ,M’r ,,,**i h *r’ southern, states, t l " ’ campaign for Mrs. Ftanets Fry*', accompanist 1E*ii.l on Park avenue thirty- million dollars for t h e relief of There will be a *leliglitful musical Reading. Selecteil the starving thousands of tho Near program , simu* of lb** best home tal­ Mrs. Fred S. Daiger. Jr. e n t taking j»art. IlFT Ft I.E PAYM ENT FOR WAN­ East, has been tem porarily post­ .Cornel Solo TON DESTRUCTION OF P R O P ­ poned in many counJLies. Those meeting with Mrs. Herndon i n i(j Salutarius . Henri Punofka f o r ( o n v e n i e n . k t h e s e 1*01*. "If the people of America could ERTY AVI EE HE R E Q U IR E D OK tin Only Tried C. A. W hite were Mesdnmes Archie Itetts. M. HEAR s t a m p s ARE NOW picture to themselves, a com m unity Mtmirik. Sbernwin Lloyd. Fred S GKKMANf i p Siegmundo l.ove Song m a d e IN $ton AND $ 1 .0(10 DE­ suffering from the worst kn o w n epi­ Daiger, J r . Julius T akach, (iwynn Ut* hard Wagner N O M IN A T IO N 'S London, Jan. 30.—'T h e pence con- demic of influenza with thousands of t d ‘ Aft**rwur*ls John \A. Mullens Fox. Karl Iturllick, H arry Crowder. ferenco has settle*! one point* in the people d ying of th a t disease and War Snvings S ta m p s In denom in­ Deluhy. Miss Killian Shinholser and Mrs. Robert K. iTetndon indem nity uiiestinn, th e Paris rnrrei*-' from s ta rv a tio n with very little food ations of $100 apd $1000 are being Trio: T hree Little M aids.from School R»;v. A. S. Peck. ” pondenl of the Evening S tandard add less medical aid, in the whole printed by the United States Treas­ Mrs. Frances Frye says he ban rcusons for repbrting. country, th ey would h av e some idea ury D e p a rtm e n t now for sale during Mrs. Karl L '" '” '* Hurdick j , ’ Itaptist C hurch Sunday T he conference, he declares, lias this year, in addition to the 2;> cent of conditions in tho N e ar East. In Mrs. Geynn Fox elim inated' uny intention of calling some of th e cities, the people u re so Thrift a n d $5.00 War Savings S ta m p T h e Haptists are anticipating n already on sale. Announcem ent of • g re at occasion next Sunday us the upon G erm uny and her associates to desolate n n d weakened from contin­ Presbyterian Church this was made several days ago. . ■ . , . 'services will celebrate th e first anni- pay the allied countries .the cost of ued w ant th a t they a re unable to Tlte subject at the Presbyter,an of , h(.ir |lM tor’s ntini.try the war, or to impose heavy indem­ One of th e chief objections to War bury their dead and ns m any die church next S abbath morning will „ , .. - . __ I am ong them and a full attendance nities u p o n 't h e enemy nations, " b u t each night from s ta r v a tio n they are Savings S ta m p s \ during 1918 was th a t when a person wished to p u r­ he I. Corinthians 1 - Am! ■ue«T J* ■ ,Hokcd for »,„th morning and even­ the minds of the conference," the carried out and their bodies laid .on ing it. chapters 13 and 15 will be ; • correspondent adds, “ ar** fixed th a t chase $1,000 worth, which is the the street to be picked up a n d load­ treated. C hapter 12 is chosen as one ,nR’ * . . . limit a person can own in a n y o n e „( the great chapters of the Bible, j Sermons, at both services by the there shall be full and am ple repara­ ed on push c a r t s 'a n d d u m p e d into series, t h a t it took too long to paste because i t is the chap te r of “ C h ria-' pn*t°r. Re^. M. II. Massey. Good tion for justifiable dam age done. A t he nearest river. *'' very sharp distinction is being drawn the s ta m p s on the ce rtificates.'a n d " D r. Henry Riggs, ju st as he was tian U nity.” Paul says the body of music. between dam age which resulted from th a t it was a very disagieeable task. Christian people may be likened' to | Sunday school begins at 10 u. m. legitimate warfare and dam age which preparing to sail from New York on To obviate this the governm ent bus a relief ship for A rm enia and Syria, the hum an body, each jiart with its with ' preaching at 11:30. Evening was-Av union. issued a s ta m p that is worth $1,000 . stam p | ow/i peculiar function, arnl each service at 7:30. Tin; correspondent says Serbia und received a cable from t h a t country at m a tu rity value, and needful to the others, and all bound A hearty invitation is extended to llelgium have formulated claims for urging im mediate help and^tblling of worth $100 also has been issued. It is a ^11 U) c„ m(. und enjoy tin- services. reparation in derail. Serbia’s bill is conditions th a t are u n p rin ta b le . together in a close unity These sta m p s can be secured just chapter for this day. < ________ are strangers _ especially in the city the largest, but as llelgium Buffered These people have suffered, dur­ as the W ar Savings S ta m ps are se­ Hut it is the desire of the piistor invited to be p r e s e n t . first she will receivp firtR considera­ ing ' t h p period of ( t h e w a r, agflniea cured now by transferring Thrift t h a t the' congregation might gain a -------------------------tion. * t h a t w erelunknow n before to hum an Stamps. • Five Dollar WUrr^avinRS T h e idea th at G erm any should re­ general view of the whole epistle as From y .H Lovell . beings and arc. stiff suffering and be­ (Certificates can be exchanged for a un aid to understanding this chap. • ’ tu rn the indem nity she took from $100 .War Savings Certificate Stam p, ter. Hear .in mind these facts, and T h e following from th e Leesburg France in 1871 has been abandoned, ing pe^secured on a c co u n t of their or if desired, a JR 000 War Savings unshakable faith in Christianity. C ertificate.can be had for $5.00 War read anew the whole of I. Corinti- C om m ercial will be of interest to tho the Evening S ta n d a rd 's correspond­ ent continues. British claims, he T he Chriatinn people of America m any friends- of Vail Lovcl,. a for­ Savings S tam ps, as no d o u b t all of • n8, adds ar*;for dam age done in air have a wonderful o p p o rtu n ity to those w ho own $1,000 worth of War ,, , . . . • m er Sanford boy who enlisted from raids and through th e sinking of Mrs. A. M. P ickett of Jackson­ Savings S tam ps Would prefer to make themsolvcs C h rist's agent* to m erchant ships. Ip the Case of ships, ...... T llc was the guest of her sister, Mrs. here’ J0,n,n|£ th c a ^ ation COrp8' have th e m in one s ta m p., and will answer th e prayers of these people make th e exchange in accordance j A. W. Smith last weelr, returning to One of the moat interesting letters reparation to G re a t B ratain will be .in kind. •i ~ V: for help." with th e Treasury R egulations. j ^ e r home Sunday. , received In thi* aectlon from F rance NOMINATIONS ;* I II , 45 •u PRIZE OF $5.00 IN GOLD WILL 1 $ AWARDED TO ) S -_ S' sUh (n h k s B M C P E ttsriH TH E NAME. time lie used it. W ith the utm ost modesty Lieut. Lovell writes of the Arrangements h av e been made num ber of t im e s 'b e has been driven ,,,, Hf wjtereby a prize of $5.00 in gold will % ..... be given to the person whrf suggests the nam e finally ad o p te d for the , i m„ hi. , h | , , l 1.,l new hotel which »s to be built in T he bepn downed but he most thankfully Sanford in the tjear* future. hotel as everyone knows is t o . b e " h £ " a n bn­ what is now. flic W ftburuc block or court bouse bhwk, t h e three story -r— • Iding at thc.cutuu.ML»LUvak.iw I,,, m anaged t**- protect Ins hr i s In ulwiiys . and" C ’inmereinl streets. ship and bring it t*» the grouml • It coats nothing to e n te r this con­ w ithout serious . dam age. , On tit*’ twelfth descent. hnwi'v-er, l"' bntcly test ilnd the winner will be awarded nt a tinged to get within ins own lines, th y . prize ’ without cost to him or and It*’ lattiled with sti* It force that her. T h e com m ittee who will decide tk e rr was very liitle left of bis -hip iki* contest is a* follows: K A. I,lit junk lie s.iv^* be bits saved a Douglass. It F. Whittier. A. It Key. pri'Ok gnitil Hi7.**d pie*'*' **f " f"r :l |{ \ Newman. F W Mahoney and \ I’ Connelly, .-Names are t" be s.|i|k etlir U-lt at th* Herald IMlice or. niaih-d t» 'If \a.» a loir Li v\ .4* lr> nil! *1 I lie H o ld Contest Dept . of the Saltii, w Ih;»i lli.* .irmiHtitf ford Herald. Sanford. Florida, and - I C I ..1 a m i he fell t h a t "'*• new s h i p i . t I . t..ri' . *rimug I " fa* I the rule* "f tbi* contest ar** a* fol­ . l.e I*. ,i*k*'*t t h a t w i t h i n a very s h o r t lows. I N o person' will be allowed to time be would be returned to the ......... ..H " . . 1 lM m m ittie Sip- tnor. ,bk.* -I*.*k. ami ImMnww men In ................................. addition th pointed to call oil th.- cil.xctis wijn are standing behind th e fanners m subscription lists are meeting w ith ! their undertaking. A ttendance a success at every turn. The . th er- j tho me’e tings continues to be splen.M iller’s did. mometer* in .fro n t of furniture store, which registers tht.. I There h a * b e e n n s t e a d y g r o w t h e r t i e - t a t f*>- t h e amount *>f sto*-k sold, yesterday ,.f si.,-.', - ^ passed iliu c.'iO.ouo mark and i< -till past I* v '.e a r s . t o i l t h e i n d i ca t i on ! * ar* t lull all r e c o r d s will b e b r o k e n going ill's \\ . ... t tie.ess.irv i •■ raisi lifts Oils k. ,. _ ’Fit, far III* rs feel t b a t .,*,, ' i,..kk ak ao.iOli- i In k 1., i t , >;o.i,oiio marl, .n *-r«l* r I** kk It ll * • ., pan t o i ncr r i *s c I h ei r can -.*■ , I. ie Hi* k**t.-I .is plain.* <E there kkitli r* . I ' l ' i i a l d c i i ss i i r am- e a* r*-.ig* is every rt'.ison i*e lu.lirvji- Hint tins t o • nil k it* .It *1 “ ... I. wall hi rein ' • ! . * - -*"»" 1!" ..( . . it.lik.e s i s ioinpl< t< *l I be *I’m bark*.-l As a result "f lb*' iuereasell crops mil tec i» meeting very few who fail i hat t'* • ' c r•• |k 1 ", I’*I« '■■*"' 4i •i . •* - ugh -"in* d* s, fii’ll,**iis ,.r. -mall. .0**1 'be • a'*- r o i i i ' t * ' " ‘II f" r .grih’li'-*: **»’l k.,-i is >*t far fr.*m *ompbt< lb* Vrusb'itg • "in. v. Ik. I ••••i"*. •""* plural term *'*>( <1 5 " .p * r nu.ii'b | ‘<-r oth* r -' ii-‘* crop* ba* j u - t ^ * *" m i • '» w pi.ioi • share appeals ri* h ami -•hEl- siii'.i* o an.J makes it pOs-il.!* f.*r *'* *' <*"•• llir**uck."|t kkill- III.* la'* 1., ,|.. I i- pail It !■* i * t * 'i"'* ' •*<• in., I i . - . .»*•*! i -•*"' I ■■ t< ,|.al t * I*** will ***st •' •*» i '"' ,,r t l , ,, * . .nipli-t* null- "f o* * ’"I *'*■. per -Irar* whin ma'uri-il, ii“ the i *i tl,. "ii* h earnTngs **f th*- hotel kkill be applied ip mi . It u.w in- that th* > will redll* •' Sun,Ei* at « iitiurogii'iomd 1 h u n b tin t ..si .•( i *.• - 1i.t * in -ul.'* niters Th* hour* f,*r tk* moriui.g meet \ tam paign Ini' I" • o iii.iugurat*'*l ing-. remain a.-* tin y were..’ th a t i1(„r ||,e I,Hilling of the h**lel Whlj h is Sunday ** ho**l at '» l * *""l • h»ir. 1* tkpl.iin.il *•!'■ » her* nuiFiiing service at eleven. ^ I he s| NAME THE NEW HOTEL ‘ RECEIVING T i l l: HEARTY SI PPORT OF T1IE FA R M E R S OF T H E STATE • _ ._ • - Gainesville, J a n . 29. *Special. From the support being given to the T-F *Urive for„ greater production, wHirii ............... .................. the ory .e. t ...» li. .gee. fr**m all <<*iinln«s and ma- . .1, |,.,rtcd Arm enians drifting l.,i. s. I netr koines in ruins, lands i„ ,| . ,„i. , ,,itle and im plem ents gtiti. Seed ’ help to re-estakllah Sect rtvirli hel|* for they have l o s t > e » Tire « <im ero , i i,g Heroic iril'ti and women I =' ' ' I ' have strained evert' energy to save One of the new business e-tab. * \ ul*-n11 it*' s. I< *• r Feil I n ., i .in . ini not ruble that p ro m ­ lishment < nf Sanf >rd i- •' • " ‘»rht T h e M . A g m - « ie 1*1 will gi' *• a ts, d *i ntId;, a p p ro p riatio n is eer- Tire C om pany w b n li ba- t***" r* M i*it|.t> ifl*r tail. t"i end lime. Sueh a*'- ,.*-!■t ly established I*V Lieut • It L* V a h n i u • s 'l'* r T* < . ... ..it. iU.. I*. . . I , I,' . * * •* 1 ■• I ,|. i.* e k aim- of gif' t\ ,gl l and In- "rot 1*-•1 U •'' ' M I.. It .' I l..i I A | ... *,. » Oil • re • I >* " 11 f * ' i t i ■' o* g >* * at It. M ,.,,,1, 11,| *IK \ Oil. k i - 1‘ • " " 1 m, , i \ | ■ * \! I l.it d *o from tin H e rald tub*, ami will t •ark avenue Hie i*ul>>* is nuwt \\ t .; i, I the lied Cross »lo It-’ upder. I be m anagem ent of K. . IE .j ||., j,n t i i t T he following pro: The Red .Cfoss found the ma- Wight who was d i u t recently *lis- gfum will be rendered: • . cLiin-r\ of r.dief a l r e a d y . a t work in rb a rg e d from.*the C S. Army. |I||. I. M |-It:irt.l O verture W.illa* •' th*-. S. ,ir Hast V th e missionaries, The Wight brill b.Ts are possessed K j \ m*u'*i Ovf rttfi' \ TI m u i k*1 l \ tin* pi-tpte and speak ,.f r*m a r k a b l e lui'in* »* •*hiht> ami \! I i ,ii ■ l i y • .*> *i t •,.ig, and all ndinal r*-| «). En- • A I*"-Wiiil I ;d..:* 1 fi*iM*rv;\ ami lk* Ml* •• -l "f "•*' 1 • " f, ,.| ' , n( 1lie I ll'ted k. Mti.r* un.I.r l l n . r .. a.. ..;'* '• * h u’ a' i/.. ,| Ip. I he \ no ri* an . \ mu. m an am! v r1 i ?l i i ,• ! . S i|.«tr !*iif ,iMi."h(•«!.. A im! tin* lt«*«l 1 •! '. in ■..I" millei' tu x u l l i . | wits written on November 11, “ Peace D ay." liy Lieut. W. V. Lovell of the aviation sretion, to his father, M. W. Lovell. ’ fi t �JANUARY THE SANFORD HERALD holiday, forsaken by Y outh, Beauty Ginn, m other of Wilbur' A. Ginn of this city. - • . and ModestJTTthc^ wandenf alone. Mail orders are now being filled. Ginn was on her way to Sanford to visit her son and 'was af* companird by her daughter. While enroute «he became ill and upon reaching Cincinnati was take^i to a Depicts New York's Carnival Life hospital, where medical aid was Vividly ' given but without effect and she died in a short time. It is a piece of good fortune t t / t h e theatre going public of this city th a t The remains were taken to her " E v e r y woman" has been secured by home At Sidney, Ohio for interm ent, Majtagcr* Ueachem, Orlando, for his funeral services taking place on Wed­ Phillips T heatre cm Jan. 31st. nesday of last week. She was eighty years old at the tim e of her Everyone should attend the p re death. —r ~ —:— Jorm ancc a t tho Phillips ^ T h ^ a tre with expectations keyed to the high­ . est point, to go prepared for a feast Among the Scouts of unalloyed, uninterrupted f l i g h t . I The meeting of J a n . 20th was T h e most vivid imagination will be called to Order a t 7:40 by Assistant startled and the most sanguine hope Scout piaster Giles. Roll called. 15 .putdone. T he appeal of .“ Every* present. M in u tes read.' • w om an" has proved itself as wide as AMUSEMENT the music loving public since its well remembered engagement hire. The play unites spectacle, dram a, ballet, ftpera and musical comedy. It has a deep undercurrent of philosophy and conveys u message, biting a t times with its grim satire, but it a muses while it instructs. The idea is whim-' sical—a t times it is almost playful. " E v ery w o m a n ,” its central figure, whose life story is the motif of the play, is .a concrete example of a beautiful, refined, accomplished worn uli of this period. She is of our day —on* of u s —and the yearnings which fill her soul-are those of the averag e p m n g ’ w-rtrspr.'-nf*T?:T’ rime An unsatisfied longing in her heart for love, great, mighty over­ whelming love—i s '( h e 'ambition with which she leaves her own tiresidfe Elwood T. Ballsy. ' Great War Scries The first of th re e inspiring speak ers in the G re a t War Series wi! come to Sanford J a n u a ry 29fh at tho Lyric T heatre. The program will begin at S:15 p .-m , inf order to permit those who wish to do m i.tn a t t e n d grayer inerting a*, rrtn irirteri ent churches. Mr Elwwfd T lla:le\. » h *«• t »pic will be ^ " F ro m T ra n s jio /t. to T re n ch ” wifi discuss vita! problems nri«ing from the great war. II.- is a 'vivnHj-•• effiquer.? " *v< i h e r . , iiVd -|*rT received a 'Wonderful w. '.otm ' in th e larger titles ■■{ our r n i - t - . »hi» t I lilt- -.If.!, II,.. A lllrf . : a.-e Bertram S h e p h e rd qualified as Tenderfoot. ■ • • / ' . Scribe read answer to a letter written to Orlundo troop concerning Scout activities a t fair. Scouts from all counties exhibiting ate, j o he, ullowed to • participate. We wei*e asked by the Orlando troop to sug­ gest some o f the stunts. Patrol Leader Musson appointed chairm an of com m ittee bn suggestions.. We have th ree new Scouts: Breuton, Crinshaw, Eagles; A rthur G a rd ­ ner, Beaver: and Wallace .Bell. Bob White. T hese boys make a tola! of j TO . THE T H E A T R E GOING PUBLIC! ONE NIGHT ORLANDO Advance Seat Sale at McEIroy’s . • Pharmacy * • I wish to call your atten tio n to the fjet that I (tending to your city the elaborate musical lptft "EV'fcRYWOMAN." C o n trary to a custom that haf h. followed in the past years by. most theatrical produc with a popular success to their credit, I have , tf lastly refused to organize and send out any ,|Upj,c companies of this world famed success, which it co ing to your city at the zenith of its fame and j)0 full of international honor and homage, and id*ntj in the proportions t h a t have m ade theatrical hut, here and abroad. 1 realize that I m a y -b o sacrificing ’much In tal this stand, hut I feel positive t h a t the theatreron* will appreciate the excellence oi inis company. of you have no d o u b t witnessed a performsmee tf " E V E R V WOMAN,” and will he gratified to kn„ th a t Paula Shay, Natalia' L ynn, Winifred Iialdwia Per.cy Parsons. Norman Lane, J. K. Hutchinson. Fru', Kilday. F. J. M c C a r t h y and Fred H am pton still th e cast and will appear in y our city in the same rc>i with which they have been identified. Feeling that you will a p p r e c ia te -this effort•to girt you the best 1n jn y power,' I bog to remain, ------------ --------- -— s------Faithfully yours; f RESERVE Prevents AccfSental Poisoning. T To prevent pol*on. i.Ai-i] In f..r inedlJlWr lm Invent.>r hns full* Ited It bottle wlfh the lie* k lit oi r.tid -ii formed Hint It- e.,n- ! t. •- • . i• • t po ired •nit wiili,ait • in. nil manipulation. M a il orders «Q] ______________— _ t a k e preccdestt .. ,............... ...... .................. . Slate which location you wish ud enclose check or money order for exact amount with self addressed stamped envelope, icd mtaU "ill be sent you by return mail. Make all drafts "and money orders pavable to I’fiillbj S f e i t t t S PRICES: 75c, $1.0fr, $1.50 and $2.00 water' « e cannot ii SEMINOLE C O U N T Y BANK A N N E X MAGNOLIA AVENUE With a complete stock of Full Line of Automobile Accessories ■ Gasoline and Oils -- - Free Air and Tire Service We Will A p p recia te Your Business ' •Phone �page THE SANFORD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD s o m i: /ANUARY 31 P h o n e though tm m Mrs Ethel t^iwan his time Digger* regarding the purse «»f ;*>5.00 made his received l»y her .from the frie n d s. of him he w t e r late hteshar.d, Ted Rigger, COUNTY HAPPENINGS A HUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEM INOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD I I’S tl .V IN I) (.It U*EV II I I •irew i » r ii»-si»n. r a i l i n g al so at I,a r e ( base A; C*» are- handling the anges for T J Miller .on his gr< hefe this week. Ci^ad t.j ■>( that Mr. ar.<l Mr a g n u -oft ar>- again horn*- for a Mary am) Pan a Hethopes to he with us again on the third Sunday. His’ wife seems to he .slow ly gaining, with good reports coming from .their son. Dewey, who though or.lv -1 1* !nd lieutenant in-Frar, heard that, their son. iit- a captain, fell whs In g ra m . » ho has been the guest of hiit daughter, M rsT'U R Gufc'rry for some time has now gone to the East f'oast near New Smyrna to r e m a in some time. Mr and Mrs John ('. Smith and « • \\ p» .n are moving frotn Sunford Heights to their new home corv ntT,«f Mellonville and CnTorf3 venues this week, having bought the house and three acres known as the J. f . Hall place a n d recent 1 owned L Stone largest in population naturall Depression, gloom, d a r k ‘ hroodlnp num ber of memberships. wj( these are the worn stones In the tie* borough c o u n ty a very elo^o (scent to the inferno of Incompetence, helplessness, delayed victory, or even Ultimate defeat. . This, we know, is LONG WOOD PICK-UPS true evermore In our Individual life J. T M cGahey has returned to struggles. It Is Just as true of na­ Rollins College. tions.— William Allen Knight. It a ready now . Ono hundred hi»A Mrs f*e*> Lewis ha» returned sonitdy Illustrated pages with brlllliM lover In natural colors | (-s from Sanford and located in her beautiful And helpful and nil lhatu cottage. . 'liecjessary' to get It Is a p u . u i ' ^ request. You will find our Dp) -Mr. and Mrs. ,F . J. Neim yer and loguo a well worth whllo.booV * Mr. and-.’Mrs. Hist line motored over Hastings -Seeds a r e -sold direr, to Zellwood one day last week. mall. You w!H phVcr f*. t * unlo In Hi6 (.forts,. V.'o |m , ..J* r. and Mrs KraunUf of A*hefive hundred f - — nf «~ -m ,im . N. C.. are t h e guests of Mrs buy I to m 'u s by i— I. \. , ; ca„. r? cep ted work with th*- A. < WKST GENEVA Vaughn is very oranges oiT tin• a fine lot oh ha non f Will Robinson h ••vi-rnl days hlit is : Ml'S d Haugl 181 Therefore, Be Cheerful! " ««';r them, a: I■ M D G a t c h c l ban h ii'.g r .t the building corner Sanford and *>lery Key Sessions earn* avenues and is having' a' store build­ ford to preach for t ing erected. taking* as his theme |i Steel h a s bought 10 a of Garm ent ” . cleared land of J. It. H a. den on west si«le of Deardall avenue, The unday, following tr •rrria Steel boy it will go into the farming at 3:00 w ith servir? at |:«U I . tt-me. a irnlane* did "Mrs. DoreTT gave a good report < • s and a num ber of e the finances of the school last Sun - plow ^ .•atlsfv you .In lal'J. Planting HnstHtga* s* H |„ . garden . r in > *u. .. .urr, - ™ r co t e r r . :x u! . . , jg J mined by the Pc d j.f j- . vears Hasting* Si’- d j ( standard of s ee l i\**c!!* j-, w W E n ts m in g e r is transacting business in I’fant C ity this week. • L ie u ten a n t Wilkinson of Gaines­ ville was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Helm for the week end. . * Mi*s Julia Y’ates of C athedral -Schoot, O rlsn 'lo spent t h / week.en'l . .. «the gue s t of M n : 'Dmicr-h--------------- this year. it- In »Ha IouUj . O. T ;VrieS«i adapted lu t*.< Hoiith :.rr>. n :-. | If> *; -:.o h ” t mill j ra* often less than those you pay nt bun. ‘Write j for free copy cl t h l ; spit J|,j rjtl ■'»— — -- ■■* ■— -w.t Duval 'c o u n ty . being the Before You Purchase C O M PANY jrrwtihA^C OMOLENt rttoU SCALf M lW I ILDbIi. i*CHOW " Chick M a - i I • d I ti't No. I Alfalfa M-al . Green - : Half ami Half . - - ■ '• 1 Green Cross . - ■a" 8MOUSSfS COWOHM* hardly w rite because m y hand* so cold, s a excuse th e p oor wrilmgi i wm Mm v i t t h e h cgifHtittg anti tell ’ym f all my experience singe Well to begin leaving the S ta tes, f r o m I t o n er i » "*■” with, we were notified on Snljtrd.iv. p follow g . M r v t- are ( tel. I Util, t h a t we• were letters written by Robert A. Q u a u lic o at next morning. \V « left I who is nms in Germany: Get. 2 0 th , and 2 u. m. S u n d a y , 1 .November 28th. 1918. reached. Hoboken about fi p. tt). \\"i* were vfent on board n ferry boat and . Friend: . barf carried down th e river fo th e w *ra all <> K. and feeling fine. where our b o a t was wailing on us. is Thanksgiving morning and I boartl t h a t night .and We went on writing We were put in TsKtnhffft i1* F ro m S o ld ie r s through .s >me of tIn-,katgi.sl . . t o s in FTanee.and lielgium My.tiir 111 of Deeetnlier on mv hirtInlay • 1 wrill probably lu* mi tin border I m h e . tween here and Germany I have nop been attached to t ie >t h .Muchine Gun Co. of the'.5th Regiment. They were among th e first to com8 across *o will pfrlinp- Ui1 b i. k lir-t fine trip across. We were I will have t o sto p now a* .it is time y nearly Id da’ys. I had n for th e mail t» if* out. I will write did no t get seasick at all. again soon, Sincerely yeun* you more about my trip j . ( I have seen 1 'gel hack to th e IL S. A >ver on the U.'S. transport Germ; s, it is a" G e rm an ship | c a p tu re d at the beginning r)(.ar j.-ri,.„,| lir» t aN ’T DO THE WORK Ii.*s Fify Rineau who is atte n d in g 8 school in Orl&ndo spent the k en*l with her. parents, 'oiitrartors ar*- building the r a tt l e CATES CRATE COMPANY PURINA jbout like in Dr* there in Kise very IT 05' Nov. 29th.fcrk. the ren*' oS the mail itfc yesterday Miss Evelyn M'ait.< of Orlando sp.-nt th e week *-n«l with her paren ts Mr and Mrs. Waits. L A. Distlino was taken to th* hospital in Orlando on Tuesday night to In* operated on for appendi- o r o i a I’ l m x i No. 2 W. C. Oat* 1'nro W heat Shorts - ’ •'! •• ” lira a I Euro Dairy Fe >1 • - I Purina " We reached Hreste, I-ram i November -lr«l. landed morning a n d w.ecu_- maixioud—.. fi\V miles ou t in the country to tention ra m p . W e.stayed there d ays and th en took train s l* front. We were erowtled d** m a ear. T he ear’s are about lik cuttle ears, there were m> *• i them . We traveled this wu; live days then wg were tak en **t w « started to hiking i 1 ., J day* and then re.r "r.l \ * r.i th e day* th at th e armistice w.i dared Since then we hav*- tim e >ti i ,on. New Jersey, .'an, - > i i' . u'. i ig th a t perhaps tne p.M|»{» ; >i »n?‘> ijj . ii M like to hear from war .tone is the reason for t a k e n typewriter on my lap ami w r i t a few lines about this grout rU of the deftarkatio i of the Amerto tW Tmil sector ■where we itcn-il the trenches. We put big raid h re on Aug. lt'« liimdced of our men wery m this and di<l a fine piece <>f work. I was with them through the whole thing and stayed after they ram i' hack" to gel nut the wounded and dead. It was mv tirst experience in ait a'tm il battle. Just lief ore the Mekoil >|rl\ w ritiiiV were slaleihed a I-. Point a-M ason i)"-r Wi W C ares w hi<-tv poM tti.il we h eld d u rin g I W hen C A L U M E T ] t < n n i ( s i:i. ;t 11 ti.il.iriR tro u h lii ta k e t|u u k l e a v e . A «.»u / j ) r i / ! i t ctht-ad a n d m i x u p b a k ­ ing materials, lor biscuits— cakes— anything without fear of uncertainty. Calumet makes you fotgtt failure. ’ WIGHT TIRE C O M PA N Y Sem inole H ank Annex ti li i . t 'd n T e . ^ T T r r ’rr’ia a 'd u g out-m i th e front lines. The e a p ta m w was killed. lie w:gs a t he It him the University of Florida nearly al war hr. k • out After* the ft'. . w . nt I ,>' t he ' \ r g o n n e Rhine Dei thi: m \ n at Tin: cuun is th re e b ran d s sealed in 'd r-tie h t packages. Easy to find f Look (or. asK for. be sure to get Chassis $175.00; Runahoutii $5(J0.00, Touring Cars $525.00, Trucks $550.00, ( ’oupeletsVStiaO.OO, S edans $775.00. •*ing was I.Bld at hist w-ffk, next Vuhrcv Moran’s. CALU M ET t ii it m itioir . i J, - , | . Yt V. F. AVTLl.T.UTS {or the want <*f '*od and liclj iTe-uler.l a n d .. M n __ U’lisui.. I.a j T«« iI m vba r*i k«f il. T- T*a MMnU« f«• m~$Hi H IG H E S T Mr- Tillman children *.■r• v ' South <'arolina , brut her. w ho ha • accompanied her .yti-r our vulrnnizers tia v«* I their fine work mi yojur u»r broken vtire, you canno; tell il a brand new one. At least i1 ju*t ns sm pothly, inflates the is just as clastic and "cushiony, gives about th e same service new one. * * " Orlando, Florida, February 11, 12, 13, 14, 1919 come celebrate the great event with us. Finest fair in I wonderful exposition of Fruits, Crops of Field and tullry, Art, Domestic, Education. Best Races in S tate, AEROPLANE • KXHIIMT AND JOHNNY JONES SHOWS D ays of Pleasure and Instruction . a n ti ' ' j* reasonable terms, a few - HIGHEST QUALITY MAINE GROW N Write for prices giving quantity desired. Wc hamll Spaulding Rose No. 4, Irish Cobbler, Early Ii I riumph, New Crop Turnip, Cabbage His Soul Lies Not in Foreign Field America rejoices, hut I my lips a r <iu mb. • i- r i- o f • t h e best m a r tia l music. , No t hrillfng I at *>f d r u m p m i s i »»• n* v c r in sab*1 t.* tight lll.l B ItllinON L\\IN*. MASII M VKC.S IICNS LAV T II* W S u l t , l r d l o w ll M d ( llm ilr irrigated district ■ I.A T I.S T Mini* M U . OATS. M U , IttC . M U , W IIC A T. K A I'E. VETCH. B A H U T . I.N(*l.l.s|| I'lA Jj, IIKA.N.S, O l ' . • ,'P 0 , 1. 0 . . / . . . . . «'•'»*«• H«»: upon rrqural ITA L IA N HVK KOM LAWNS Now is the tim e to arrange tc where gou will, purchase and do b u s in e s s * France,. ' My heart is num b OLDEST J ESTABLISHED SEED­ weekly price list | H O U SE IN FLORIDA write fop catalog S JACKSONVI LLE, FLA SEALED TIGHT e sure T O: u( fr '.VINO ’.v iN ii OktM r _ / m f £ Z - x * r ' Z s c •: > - u 11 of land in the sub- KOtt SPRING PLANTING— JANUARY DE T bc following from th e pen of a local writer is being used extensively in the press throughout the country: America rcjo u c s • in Victory's, just peace, , • My boy, too, has triu m p h a n t calm Calm yet with a new lease OI life and wondrous helpfulness Forever to increase. His soul stirs mine to Victory's joy And grief shall cease. Riley M. Flotchcr Derry. prices mi mt of. roursi' w • *♦ % From Riley F ld r h c r llcrry FIVE COUNTIES INVITED TO EXHIBIT England Iroved T ra cts v Great Victory and Peace Exposition PERFECT GUM al reason a FUO.M THE FACIflil The supper at the town hall last Friday e v e n in g .,given f*>r Ihe-lrm riit of the war r>-lief fund v\a* a derided silkies,. fT'J 9U was realized ao*l the given !>> i l ii l d n n Indies felt repaid for their hard I see by the World the ex-kai-er is facing death or a 11f•- term in prison. Hie f o l l o w i n g is a quotation from A good job for him. Kx-kaiser «as b o r n 1 in Berlin Jan. "JTtli, I a5ft. I a letter to A ubrey Moran, written by gin-.’, it m akes the i,l.f hrute feel like Edwin Kauh-rson. on** of <uir boys "over there " Tell \ l rs' C u rle tt'th a t I sincerely thjink her and all memhers ,.f the Geneva Red Cross for all of their work. They do not rea]ite the good they have don** unless tncy could the results. T he battles were never too fierce for the Red Crops and the Salvation A rm y to bu tiler*- on tjieir errands of mercy.” Greatest Name in Goodv-Land W R IG LE Y S/ sale and delivery, Clliually by thr U b. I . Autlitifitira. H IG H E S T AW ARDS The mnrn v EDW ARD HIGGINS Salesman fair |/r?I jj.f Q U A L IT Y WRIGLEY5 Reed E nt al e A f f m c r BA KIN G P O W D E R , •>, r - «• r^/fc-.r t* t-hkrk to . j?i:uvi under P O L IO ol ilit* Ford .Motor Com pany lo sell its cprs for the lowest possihle price. tpnsisfent ufth depen^lnhle (|ualitv,‘ is too well known to require comment. Therefore, be­ cause ol present conditions, there ran he no changes in the prices on 1 th an th e y were tnk-n ov-*r and yot it is not fast enough for the hoys over the.Ab wYi a*e longing to get buck hom e now th a t th e actual lighting i- ov t . It is s > u • s i ; it t » th e average lantllu >'» -r t>> h - h •.*•• at Hoboken and se* t i e im m cnic t,*•»>«* ports and t ,*• '*.\r ajiiba e i iiinf it! • port bringing tlte Isiyi an I h iv it thrills the hearts of eve.-yon ■ who has a It ty ovl*r there. T v "1 ' men are •• i hand ovtir.-.v i ' t » (Continued ofl Page f*> i him wenr out W Shoulders ^ W AH Baking T iia ;:n season. convoy anil we o.«o ................... ; thoiisaid ipen *m. an Knglisli boat , I, a inril the Celtic W it Ii us vver<sopn- infantry imd the rest of our regiment including about one h u n ­ dred A U f nurses. _M e stayed in a n-1 camp lit Ramsey, l-.ngl i-id. for four 'lays and llien had a day * hiking to S o u th a m p to n . England, where we boarded u boat am! crossed tin* English Chainin'., which they said was a very dangerous trip h u t l,Ul ft only took about eight hours i, and on the morning of 25th we arrived in Ciier•'ruftcj*. was there o n e .n ig h t ■c’ then loaded in "box- ciim, labelled " T o Verve!," wh*re vve, about t i p weeks, where vve and liikiol p retty regularly, I was a hiuuJI town near the border. From Vercel we were d by ruil t o Dugney .and there .{H until XWtXTPtO m m m m m M A • ^ m J • % f * SHOE POLISHES UQUIDS & PASTES FOR BUCK,WHITE, TAM, DARK BROWN OR OX-BLOOD * SHOES. KEEP YOUR .SHOES ' 1 .J / Z ’ T ' �• TH ESA N FO R D H ER A LD JANUARY 31, 1919 suir.f U controlled by f vmT Just wayc h *:i! It. J IIOI.I.Y,J a i l o r HAYNES. Ila«>lne*j Manager V/el* K s j * r C u t Leader Show* Ho THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY * V e f l e t a f c e GwrUen W t!l C u t T h e j S:o*e, EJ. ! in Half BUTTERFLY'S GROWTH »•‘ ual mnrrv 7 ** M aj! M»!t#i i#*1*. *l l$tr Pwmtmffif* i - S*Kf**r4. tWtdi I td^r in •** v.r.^ f:.- Yvs^i&bl- ezri» Zi b*' rua<i** to COSTib>.* fTfTnl f1>r *Vi‘ *irn- 3 1H. li***! "O K I* 3*m. -through th*» t'c ltn J d u t* » »rfm*-ni or Agriculture." md Mr Ha*?|ne». "est lmip*-d th* •a J“ of the i>C“ ’ab!ct produced :,»•■ ■‘ a.' m L*.r»*- garden* of the L*nr.--d at ?hr*-e hundred and fifty mil•on of dollar- Th:- ai*-an- that much, actually saved fcv the (cards'll makers from their More bills. Whfip»T*r i h *•re is lack of food or '■•oc.vy'to buy food, no m a tter wheth­ er it b* due to world-wide food gcarc Meal* of Leave*. T H E P R O B L E M TO B E S O L V E D IN E V E R Y H O M E E V E R Y B U S IN E S S , BY A L M O S T 1 E V E R Y O N E , . I S : — HO W —TO— - flA V r M O K E T 'y, boll p/ ovil damage or other cause, -h t!> rUffeY'lr Is to make a good fc:r iiotne garden Why ’ I tec a use the ;gbt kind <t a home garden Is the iuleke*t, cheapest and b « t source ! v d supply there is . . “The gr*a: trouble here in the Sou'h that our people don’t take thr* home -•arden *erfr>u*ly enough, or give .* attention-that it* Importance a* a “ “ <®f' *, ‘!*-**i—trrrt runn'ey s a r e r ,Ju*t: * I* Is nw*tly made with a T v &or a wei-rome -.■! a r:..-- ar.d “ • V i j P r v ft t t e a ..• . T H IS I S NOT A H ARD M A K E UP Y O U R M IN D . crawl,", euld PRO BLEM W HEN * YOU ONCE T IE D E 3 T W A Y T O S O L V E IT I S T O J O I N O UR “ ACC U M U L A T IN G 7* B A N K IN G C L U B AND R E G U L A R L Y B A N K A S P E C IF . £ 1 A M O U N T EACH W E E K . O R M O N T H . FO R 50 W E E K S E A C H 'F O R F IV E Y E A R S . YOU CAN S T A R T W IT H T H E A M O U N T YO U W I S H — 50 C E N T S ; 3100. 5?.00, $5.00, 510.00 p R $20.00, AND IN F IV E Y E A R S YOU H A V E A GOOD ROUND S U M TO YO U R C R E D IT . yuU were YOU CAN S T A R T ANY T IM E , B U T T H E T T T G K T X IM g - tO £ T tfcaS 4 S ^O W -h -T O D A Y . children w.-re very *iulet ns l>;i<ldy With tpe ;r<.-e,-.t a n 'L p rtaln to te • imut-noed: **When snakes want to continued bU'h frod prTc'ei a ih 'lh C c h l hand, anil the very a* urje’ rtair.- cr a- they hnve to sht-d their fkln« or ■1 -r- would b*1. tin room foi'”th*-m In row •v n caterpillar has in? when It tries jo “ PEOPLES.’ BANK OF' SANFORD F ash io n H int Tests St-aw. S n O 'L E AXD S7UAJIT. ■ Not only simplicity nf line Is thd strohg note In thp new lallleurs, hut above all simplicity of'workmanship. This modt-l In check sente meets all fashionable .demands The skirt I* g .tiler*-,| t o a belt o f s e l f m a t e r i a l and H i- l i t t l e J a c k e t i t s a n a A r i l w i t h t h a p l i n i m e n t a f f o r d e d In a c o l l a r ,cf 'u h sa';n Medium sire requires 1 U y.ar t * * t inch material I’l c ■>rial Review Jacket V 1 " " h S j/**-- ! ^ f •>211 v*.if ** PrUv. 2 > , Skirt Ni 777J Slies. 1G to 2>J year*. Price 2j cents. ami__ Llorbtna nui^klnss., atfd therefore could nut be Vntf“(l«! with any of tin* skin*. As a rub* th** caterpillar has four dif- ob on the r.irtn-. ^ s • ti 11 • • i•■ p r u s p e m v * *C A L A N D E R 1 j PADS FO R I j J Vi 1 •• - #--- - 1 - 1 9 1 9 - k -* — —- I I 1 jBr'| ■| t . a a 1 v¥ \ Bw t;=*V p?" * i; f1 hFil’d f*»r t*\t*r\ fla y , j: Mot.: Pr mitive Still. .i’robnbfy i}u- most primitive still In 0 i f * & i __uls-w i!) ro- I •se |v thi't ti*. *| by ’be f ’lilt,- .. In th' m in d y o u oi im u o r ta n t 1 di»tlilaiioti *if cmiiphor, which Is said, however to l,e very effective. The m a t t d s th: t - > » r. J ly:i**-s ar>- pine* iI In *i wicker basket, which is fl?:*'*l **iver un /lro n caldron up clurinu tin* y e a r in containing vtmb r. <m Tfa- top (>f tho y o u r b u sin e s s , h o u se h o ld bnski-t a Id-tn or' <*eii H-ot<-r Is placed. I , . |r,,t, p,tJwra or pt r so n a l a lfa irs. \\V* 1 The stent! r fc . * * i*IYV2 r m&A h ave th tm w ith d e sk stanrl a t 5 0 c e n ts a n d w itlio u t sta n d at 2 5 c e n t s > ’* . ** • * * tlifoiiffb (,,e .. . , f if,,. |<-.*j,ket and cnrrlts ov* r the < *■ p!i tr vnjHir, whPli Is d 't».s’,t, i in rhe form of rarnphnr on the cool tim br susfnce .if the basin. Wh e n Woman 0 sm i I l ave [ or a n y • ru- but Inca happy i! then. Trt live in tit* > mu pi> merchant Cotton *.i «nd i w u r . l i| u lu-ro (T 1 i -— — — relat|v«ly l o w e r in ; j i e t h a n fn>'| flieri? ur** flow* # Ilff-. and will continue t o tie tor , its , to In* bean*!i Aj ■ir “ to come , . fill, to feed the 0TnE. •* a An e j t r a ii*o or three vollllnn to taste nf \V V /o w b - In »he 1017* rntion cron will sun. the honey of lime. . , ' t c r • ' i n ' at t ract !-. * j n c . - * p. ers, to h II v It ■ w o r l d w i d e doni.'ind f'or tir* ,,J a n d vt lues with which at a n d t h e silt-* rv. r . i r a ’ ,,n • f food to fly when otio o d u c ' i n n in Kurop* l i o i d t r i t t n t h e has been chanif* ir. mean1* hlgli focal price, <very- Inc skins a lid a crnwllnff for stjrh r v l / ^ y l . nigh food price - ar- a r .rra in 'y n very lone time. >/>r\ and low cotton prices are an i-pjai " I t ’s a happy C kA certainty if ihe fom) anil gniln nr res day for t h e 'rat- j,Y lv ? Y a ? ^ of ID1G. IU17 atid lids ar*- thrown back crplllar when It „ E it A|| of M into cotton in ISIS Herein lies ihtbe.-omes „ hen aHoney" d a ig e r ......ir present farm pro jtlful butterfly Nr, n ° neyity If we go back til 1 11' old beforelonger will |ieop|e call It a horrid ca t­ the war «yat* m *d crowing alt cotton erpillar. They will sny, Txwik at the and tiuyinc all fisn) and grain, w*- will beautiful butterfly." tel ano'her jolt Ilk* 1SH with r,*And as the butterfly sips from the ^majil** ts rtattrty little flowers and enters right Into "Present Southern farm prosperity the hearts of tunny of them. It whis­ ean !>*■ maintained »ln one way on^y pers : . Produce on home acres, -o fa «« jc .. " T v e been a long time coining to -Jble, every, i-ound *>f 'foo*l, vee. ipd.'t ’ "II. flow or. but th.- lior.l .— V , . grain, bav Andfon*?-' t o -d -d b 1-. and Itv• - t• • V. Don tmi r . c* •% Herald Printing Co. OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. Dplly Thought. • Steal j* tnfii*|. or ■badly r* Phone 148 S a n fo rd . Florida j ■V >?» when If encroaches u|>on th J of other*.1—l*n~i)tii,T Qtjennel. wn' d by the produi •*.' at tb<- end V Dit, M aem Instead of ’owed’ in the* jinfilv merchant Dangerous Driving. "perd and tra in production --nfri Why Is it dnm.vr.kiH to drive ip; Tt » cj- ni for. home ft**.-ilj. Insure- mriuri -jrd (aim. prosperity DrnppInK back B hard .shower’" to the old way mean* debt like * mill* necuuse you cnnnnl Jjold the ra'r.s froles). vW\f around th*- faniicr’s neck." M EM BER^S* federal reserve SYSTEM teen Thousand Banks H R O U G H the Federal Reserve System we can collect checks on >’ecn thousand banks at par antj v shortest possible time. is im portan t to y o u as a depositor means econom y and early returns. �TUI-’ SANPOHD HKFUI.I) ---------- ----------------- Little Hop; .M-inMir 7. ’ M»i.'*r- in 1 rief feri-.inkl items ol Interest T n a n d S T h e A C it y now prepared ml -audit lelu s tu >t >4*i*n Sl ail tiuips- b o u t Horn to Mi * £ Summary of the Flouting Small Talks SuccinctlyArranged for Herald Readers \ l f t a f v " r- V‘—i* -n of (ho cltil l " '1' du*. ro ms u ere, profusely <l<-c " r-,!"d "i r>-1 ni-i-} tin. clui. Honor ^ ’ll . lira^n*li> ■■ iif greenery. vvhili Mrs. Fratieis Frye is* i i m t i i y in J a c k s o rn illi- this week, at t h fir hom e on F u u rtli street. Mr Tim horla'ie is a very prom inent lawyer of A n’iitlia. Ele.lrioil globes f >*r V k. program was ren WS ( \i t M i |; i \ m- ;i .11 'i lliiut hri>y if *> Mr- Si'liolli1 Maine* Dane.- by Mildred. fI<>f Kathleen Itraily (Pianist1 ! headlights am i batti-riv- at t iic Sanforil Cyrtt' Co.. 115 Park. ;! '- |t .1. L. Myon, brother-in-law Uct-.a fine bn 1 M Siiiinm Smyrna \\ ...Inf, of H. ■30 ft. tn, lf)P* — “ ^jnriiv iiT rc Co., Seminole Hank Annex. 3S-3ti* LEON’S AUTO TRANSFER HAULS E V E R Y T H !N O . P H O N E 91, HOTEL C A R N E S . 21-tf F rance where lie is engaged in mim isterial and ed u c a tio n a l work in tin Y. M. C. A. His wife ami little son will make their ho m e with Mr ami Mrs. Chappell d u rin g Ids bsenee'.* S ir,, i e ,\ m> rican* Com*- Poster * Mis Jtilius-Taku Ii R e... *. ter. tile U.i- .‘seW f inll* , . Mrs. Wn- i Mcthmt ; r«’t ty ' i ,g . f tr tn - beautifully AIL ■'r*W..t il'^us IT.mt ■gow ned n • n r. Mr*. ;. ■ Herndon • th ere were uv'-* tables of b rid g e ’ At t he v j*i *lu*I an of, t ’t.» program decorated, jilttvm . Mrs ! i ip T u rn i w-nninti b"t in o i ;it•*. ice 1 . a tlie first pr i and Mr* George li;irt wiiii rid cherries were served by the Vims Mat ‘.m. Late in (he »ffer- Mm . ei artni ig young ladies. Miss Mi. i . iI s Hall aml ,\lt>s.Uaughun. .n • >:i M - * M ,*s • .served a t e j n . i t in g Housewives! You ra n save money on your groceries by attending Un­ safe of,.I. H. W illiam s stock; .corner Gillutte Safety Razor MRidgs.— 3rd and Sanford avenue, - .'Is. ]tc . Hill Ilard ii a re Co. 3.S-ltc Sanford was well represented in |)r. Davis still at Lincoln Hotel. O rlando last S u n d a y afternoon. Sec him for glasses for headache, the e o n - 1 wor vision. Eyes tested free. —rVlTTT7 c e r t c iv nil— liv — Lin-. f .u u .r H and: —.Mr*. D. A. Caldwell and Joe Caldwell motored T h e 'liand play* twice daily, afte Co Leesburg with Mr. M cKenna Regular meeting Seminole Re- noon tint! e v e n in g ,, offering the m Saturday. They were the guests of kah Lodge Friday evening. Feb. 7. s i r lover* one g ra n d opp'irriunit; Mrs. CaldueiPs sister. Mr. Me* !i#mrmbcr* urged to attend. „ ! ‘'T h a n k s , O rlando.” Kennan going ou'to Wildiiond wh-.-e Free tire service, air and water. Grocery stock of .1. ' [f William iie preachyd Sunday ight Tire C o , Seminole Rank An- 3rd and Sanford avenue, going at Mrs E S Harrol.l. who mill tier ’ 3S-3tt> big sacrifice. Dig chance" t o * sav -yfairrdy is*5]feiTiirng’ On * iVint. - a: |>,.. rs. M. .1. Dnbbney of m o n ey on your groceries. ~’’S -T u- ■[Laud was tile gll.-st ,.f fr.. i t , l nd are the guests of Mr It will tie of interest !•> the m a in i Chappell. friends uf Miss Ltma ChjipJielt to Mrs. C. A. Reed has returned after several weeks’ visit in Oeala. ie. ...Is and grease-. —'Ptrf Co. ■Anne x. 3 p -;Uc " _____ S h .'ts now Ciaus.i a rrd -k T * fy o i visiting tlu-ir id*Mrs. A. I. Liwsmg. al-uiiin made a Hying . ' l l ast T h ursday in ILi.ilisl -CRurch .Social ' Those enjoying^ Mr*. M u c m j u W y W7—' Al. klam is -s*- ■PulatttJii A .. in joy a bH' church social Connelly, !l A. Newm an, Roy was he i it; tat* S unday sviu'.tl rooms gymes, Howard of in - Hapvst Teim de on last Fr • Claude I Inw ard, W. ,|. (■..■mug F. Smithy Cecil G ahhctt ler. G ou.m o , I'ciine 'I tiuigntlu p n g a. i ha.t lieen ar Hart, Mirgir.-t Mar.... ranged. iiuLuLiig^ m i - . ' , r-.n.^i- -■ Ann ft Maw. n«. and gam*•s' of a.i k.a-ls ’w!ii.,h w>r. t a . ■igul ■ <■a ■11 c.I a ! , . i . long IlgtliaU .!.< Itnic again "tit t h e i r ' " ashiligttm to A t l a n t a , t.a While midst, as ahe.und'hVr husband lived in 'Vaahington Miss C h a p l l was Here for ?’, i'Crar.v^fr-‘ ' ' 1 1 have for sale King's Improved w ith the motor tru c k corps .station Cott.fn heed, the earliest v a r i e t v ! *at p t . M cPherson. G a ." ^ * i M rs Norma King *1 ■l.a-ighlii* •*f ht.i A tlan tic 1touch Hotel is the guest on! „f Mrs. It. A Now m an and M r - ' It «.*. W Hurridwn Mr- M. I ,,jgi , f , y ! ' *§ . UHL ' ■ ii*p . m ' ■ I' ' • Fuffiisbrl li I• I apt h -’ "| I'm Tints.' enjoying thi* ... .-asion were ( iinlidoitrc men. wire tappets, g.d.l liri.l. artists, and o th e r gentry of this Kind are op.-ruling in Florida. t'.d! ! ill is, II t o o a r e l i i m r a b t i i o i | i i . " e . l 1.. I lies.- jd.i usi li le . . p e r a o m r - .]•> not by Y I'ar.dyn I .in Ksi li.'f U bil 11 in w . - Ii ryj*. n t h a n i 'ifrii. M ill -*■. S.i ra it L..,. M C Welcome ~lrtf&mmonweaith and Coffee.'* The Introduction of coffee Into England dates front V:n* period .if th•* Cromwellian P ro tecto ra te; nee.irding to a Restoration pniiiphleiccr: 'Vof* fee and Commit:,*v»v:lt.» enme In (u. **ttvr." .Ineobs, a .? opened a • house at 1*\for i i > li.*o. mid tivo tvar« b’ter the llrst .«!•• v a s cstnlitl*li>*1 iq I.... .. a 1<y Pn*q it. see. (be Aria. *> :iU m r\ ii 'it «>f u*« ». » ft • t * 11:*r ♦ W it ’ H' | | . , u m l t( Lot 'A eluding the menibom i.f th** "Every \\ i*e!t Chib " Tlie . lull | 'r.'s were won by Mr.r V I Thietu'it ami l :: ut (lU-i-cs of ..t lu-r | *rt>*Y. a :.-.in and being band Roy S i n e s » ..it.- were w m M rs. (' paint.',! won till- Hal to ..C ■ li.:hluu* . ■.Ill I 1,1, ! I . _ II,.|T t " j i t t M .ic t im . i b m itoi 1 ......... . n ..to ,.d of ■, ,j- i | ,j , t o , i (,u.| t l ie wo. I i liiinil.il. w h i c h t l i e ' Vl , M t A t .iHil co.l t o gel I., i ho hi , wa s t peel.illy wtdeont** II (i,U la l i m e m ,u t i e . I ito* \*i‘s|.> rii .............. H •" • ' • . lu ll­ 'd 1 "i da. that apt- . at ■n will be 111title to i tie re ii ur - .-sslnlt of (ho Ii’ti-e ..( ti l *ra-tf* of Forrit.a, • !• 1 for i * •• t a- -ago of *;>.• oil law b.r t i e , (■ .,( l | : • a i and for rat ' a r " r. a . . . . a o drainage " ' I I's.ng m.illnr •-tailing; you fiinatl Al/inAitt.il Ibtdlj. amtVV. r lo r? '•eg 1ab . tItciV home un Sanfoni I H eiglil- . th.- r.mms wer* l»'au lifully d.'. .iratod in v. i . ' i a a ml i.'eeit Punch was s e n e I dorit.g ! tie even­ ing At a hi tv hour a lit .«t .!>• i -. it|s ■ra'a‘1 . i f i. a • ■ ■i ! . o. i iig f C*»\\^t Wh»**- ■glOoit was 'T tssr.led with eCHO AN5WEfii WHERE* LOOK 1 uc judged to no sm all by their personal np* rrLooks reflect the ^ Mtiiude anti enables I'uKe on Sight th e mantnau we are. - ...ces arc course lr,W nl tim es, but as a 1 ""'ig a man gets more 1 ,1,‘" n In any wal k, in " lakes particM ir ca-e Personal appearance. kn"" of nothing (but l^'s appearance m i. c ■' * eh g your clothes ''I and pressed, it rn.t1 'f Hie? *are old or iti-u 364Ue ir- very truly. A. V A U G H A N . Tux Assessor. P R E V E N T HOG C H O LER A Gon Tl ie H. A. Thomas Hog Powder M has a record of per cent cures of Mrs Hog Cholera. If you feud your lings ^ f r s as directed you never nee'd fear hog er* | ^cholera or any other hog tliseasc. An<l tlie directions are very *implp,' just about what you are doing, plus a f. w . e n t s ' worth ef II V Thomas' ^ ling Powder in the feed twice a , _ .Tit.*! week . ^ t sually, though. C holera gets in .^ * before we kn.iw it. Then it- retjuires* close a tte n tio n to each hog -each hog m ust be dosed and if >fou will '*'* tittse tlie in as (lirecterl y.iu wAl save hrst better Ilian 'JO per cent, if you ^ rB! don't, the IL A. T hom as medicine b " t • costs you nothing. We — not noid'* l “ m d is ta n t m anufacturer - p u v your lutio m n e/ h a rt. * , 1 | c >si I.. Allen S eed Co. 3 1 -ltc • Th , Wi g h t . *o! allairs t o n e >>«-, ri gj eii t Nt>TICE TO T,V \ | \ \ VEILS As required by Section I'J. C hap­ ter bbPii. Laws of FI 'ri.ia, ! will In­ in tin- f.dinning place* on tlie date set aft. r each, bel'ween the Ijours of 10:00 a in and 3:00 p. in , for the pu?H,,li‘* “ 1 receiving tax returns, Geneva F ebruary liilti r .! K. i W a t t e d Enerny. lues.lay and ThursiLiy 1 ■ Robert E. Herinbel Judicial .. ;.g II. .* ein.llo.i- r i ui i il i now iTtrrii. r.im m iiiidin Cn Evfended A (i r ll i« lo. ... s . I *.' w rn 11 ur ley , I Woo” Ttlli*. Minim.' Tillis. Frank Chappell, R.'iilien # M a«on. J o h n , M.'ifteh, Cuftl* Ita rlte r. LoChiire I r ­ win. Slewart I'nMott. ltd) \|..rl«’v, Slortti.i'i Moor.' k rtb u r M ".n md . \lfte d liubsoa. pass any money over until you con­ s'.It o n e of .no bunkers who jiill ud11-e y..... 37-tfe A Warm (t M .o d iin e l i n n i r ' I I I . . ! i t o n o a rri i . o Misses The f’aslor has been i .Temple One War. Th« in the Morning will he hi Sermon. : ; H CSiOCOLATE irr;ec-onder fir Ar n v e s J u s t W h e n Is N e e d e d or-e. . WARNING TO roritlST.v Special Selections of Sc Music In (he Temple Ch ported b> ’the l adies* t each service. : : : ; d<ujni” rfte whole si hool, ItefretfC In t ircuit «*mirr; S e re nth l imiit. * inents u . r v served at t h e (•niroT’Ote In t'h a tlc o ri program. A neat sum was realized l.y^riie ladies from "the social which J o h n ' "Musson. wilt be used ir^ their work. l i t , m v !i," ‘ ll,1S l‘“ ,' n ' - ’‘ ' " R r n i f n . m Checi l l . i t c IVeft.i T’sefuUm s t h e earn Jtartv given by tlie naughtr-rs of A'm.-'iean Roy..a n . rq m i,T uesday evening was a most won­ derful Slmres* T h e parith house nevj r looked more bountiful th a n on tin- .o ca.ion. Sago .palm s, potted plant* and eut flower* were very a r ­ tistically use I T h ere were nineteen table* of bridge, ,tlirpe »»f five huntlretl. The highest score for the o w n i n g was m ade by Mrs. A P. Connelly who w is a'.yarded a p.-olly fun. Mr. A. If, Connelly r a p tu r e d the gentl Turn's prize;- the book, " D e a r Mabel.” Tlie highest score in five hundred was mad«* by I I rs. I. A I botg!itss She ii a. t•r*■*'•■)* - I w it n -i lira ii iful glass r11V lihgr...... H'i<- game, ,-oltcc a*i l il •iV*tff > were served. Mrs. e was chairm in. ussi.tted M. Starling. J. H. Starling Where Does It All Go? - 1M i o A ns w ers - - W here? ^ Arc jjoii better off now than a year ago today? Will you lie better or this time next year? ITS UP TO YOU! Kei aside a portion of each week's earnings to lh credit of a SAVINGS ACCOUNT with this RANK and you'll GET AHEAD In the wurfd. Seminole County Bank' �“ * O . aK i> * tiU £ % f* >'-■* |g |jg p M U M M (^ « f« * § * * V - « fu *'• m . 0223532353020101015323230053534823534823235323534853535348485348232353234853485348534823535353 �JANUARY 31 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT U necMMry to . nUt« to or* money through bonds a r e a thottfk th* axml*Ucs baa bean algnxd, Amerioan foldt a n stilt ara In Europe and until they h are baan brought back and tha bill* paid, the public's duty to th a Govern­ ment will not ba fulfilled—t b s job will not be finished. thrr* t o make answer n to any right. la lereet or Hen which you may haaa In and tt th* > following deecrlbed property, to-wll: Lot 0. Block r, Tier D. " Said auit la brought by the City of S an ­ ford agalnat Wralry Jone*. tt la further ordered that thla notice aball be pull) ia had on re each week (or lour con••r u llv e week) In the Sanlord Herald. Ilon a-an d ' ordered thla the 27lh day o( January, 1919. taeall K. A., DOUtJLAS9, Clerk. 3#-5te By V. E. Douglas*, t>. C, In Clrrall Canrt S e t e n l h Judicial d e r a i l S e m in o le Caaaly. Merida. In Chancery City of Sanford, a municipal corporation. Complainant Bill to va. Korerloee N. J. Deck . Tai Uen To all w h om It may eonrrrn: You are hereby ordered to appear herein on or before tha first Monday in March, 1919. being a rule day of thla court, than and, there to make a m e e r aa U) any right, inlereot » r lien which you m ay ha** in-and to the following described properly, to-wit* I.ot 2, B lock 7. Tier «. Seid eult is brought by the" Cfty of Senford egalnat N. J. fleck. It la further orderrd that this notice ehell be publlehad once each -week for four con­ secutive week* in Ihr Sanlord HeraldD on e en d ordered tbii the 87th* day *of January, E, A. DU IMS LASS. Clerk lee all 3K-51C lly V. E. Douglass, D. C T h e stately beauty of Florida plants and trees In Ctrrnll Court Hevralh Judicial Clceol Seminole County. Florida. In 'C hanrery Citv oI Sanford, a municipal corporation. Com plainant Bill to va. Porerloae A. D. Zarharv. Ta* U en That has made famous the surroundings of many of her public build­ To alLwhom i t m ay concern: — ' Yf>u are. herehy ordered to appear herrin ings may be enjoyed too by the ow nen of even humble homes. Just on or before th e Orel Monday Id March, IBIS, being a rule day ol this court, then ami a little planting will change otherwise dreary home grounds into there to make answer aa tp any right, intereal or lien which you may have in and to place* of color and warmth where life really is worth living. And the following described proper!*-, to-wit: Ifi it. ol I.ot I and all I.ot S. Illork to. Tier should it ever be neceasaryfo renrorto sell the property, this plant­ 3. Said suit 1, brought by the C ity <>( San­ ford against A. D. Zarhary. ing will add to the value a great deal more than the cost of making it. It is further ordered that thla notire ehatl be published o n c e egrh s e e k for four con­ What the planting should be, when to make it and bow to da *o at small cap na« secutive areeka in the* Hantord Herald. arc things told hy th* new Hoy si Balm Nurseries t u iU g.* ib« "BaautfL.. Dope and ordered thi* the 13 th d a y o| January, 1919. Crennds Book," copy free an application. ' i . taeall E. A. DO lfCLASS. Clerk 3H-SIC V. K. Douglas*. D. C. corporation. Complainant • Hill to K EASO NER BR O TH ER S t ROYAL PALM N U R SE R IE S v*. Foreclose la rtrrell Court Seventh Jaulrlal < Irci C. L. Wing. T a s Llsn . . ONKCO, FLOSIDA Kemlnolr County. Fterlda. In Chancery To alt sh o r n it may concern; City ol Sanford, a municipal You arc hereby ordered'to appear herein corporation. Com plainant on nr before the first Monday in March, 1919 F c i r r r l nan bring a rule day of thi* court, then and there J. K. Trrwftliger to make answer as to any right,-Interest or J o all whom It m ay conrernt ■■ - Jitn. w h ic h - y o u wm y-ha*e-fn -and <*»-lhe fol­ — Vmnrrw-trrTf tt y j TdcTcif th appear heV.Tn lowing d e c fibril property, to-wit:- Lot 6, OhgUiiriUoh' lopurcha aerii o7 Sou J* on or beiore t h e Ifirat Monday In March, Block l i , Tier I. of the prrvloaa laiuo* and to work­ 1919, bring a cute day of Ihia court, then Said auit la-brought by the Cfty of Santhere to m a k - a-tawer aa t o any right, er!. Tha county organliationa ara fan- and Intercit or tien which you may have in and in* ratuserabled for tha last great to the following described property, to-wit: N I V , of,B lock 4, Tier 19, • effort. suit I* brought bv*lhe ('it*- of SanIn a statement Jinrt—nrHttr jrabH erThi, Jatnai J. E. Terwllliger. is further i-rrfrrrd (hat this notice vhell Governor Joseph A. McCord, of tho ie Zlpubliahed nnre each week Ur four con* 'F e d e ra l- Reserve Rank of Atlanta^ w u u v o wreke In- rh»‘ Sanford Herald. chairman of* thi? Blilh WatTfct W#r- —Done and ,.rdrr>d .Hi* the 13!h d a y <>l In CTrrult CauM Nrvenlh JudirJal ( If full Krrnliiolf ( Uuniy, Klirtdl. In r h » n r /r r Let** Finish th* Job,” Will b* Appeal Loan oritanliatlon, emphasise* the need of another loan. “It wo* not alone the achievement of our soldiers In breaking tike HlnA t l a n t a . — F o r c e * a r e b a i n s l in e d up drnburg lino that made Germany bee t h r o u s b o u t J h o c o u n t r y t o p u l ovar for. an armistice though I would not Am erica's fifth wax l o a n — t h e l a s t t h e rob the fighter* of any of thia glory, he said. It was thejflgaatlo scale of p u b l i c w ill ba c a l l e d u p o n t o a b s o r b — preparation In America, behind the t h o e a r ly part o f April. The deolalon of tbo Treasury D«- army; our huge production of arms, pnrtmnnt to deslgnato tha now bond ammunition end ships; our greater Issue ns the "Victory Liborty Loan." nrmy In -training behind the Qrlnn seems to be meeting with gsneral line, t h a t ’convinced Germany It was fa vor ' Tho name oarrlns tha thougfit useless to fight any lunger" of tho victory of Am.orloa and her tU"Hy g o i n g I n t o It ns w e d id . a v a s t lln» on the battlollelds of France for s u m w a s s p e n t , bill ll b r o u g h t a s a t the cause of freedom and (lum9 cracy. I n g ’ in (lie l i v e s o f t h o u s a n d s o f our Tho amount of tha loan will be de­ y o u n g m e n C r i t i c s h a v e c h a n t e d t h e termined by the neede of the Trt-as t j o l e r n m c n t w i t h * e x t r a v n g n m e Mi in ury Depart men t when the I s s u e Is au­ h a n d l i n g w a r c o n t r a c t s . It w a s Mils thorized Jt Is believed, however, It d o t o r i n l n s t l o n t o " w in ut a n y c o a t " will he about si* Million Jhtllans—tho th a t b r o u g h t t h e Hurt t o h i s kn ee isam e as the Fuurlh Liberty Iy*sn The l l w&j> f c J l i o m y , not o n l y In l i v e s bus Inter, at rate of the securities has not In m o n e y wt» w o u l d Iihvp b e e n c o m been decided but assurances have p o l l e d l o s p e n d b a d t h e w a r l a s t e d lieeil given Hint It will be attractive o n o i h e r y e a r o r tw<> y e a r n l o n g o r " from the Inventory's point of view. T h e o b l i g a t i o n s now- o u t s t a n d i n g for " l e l a finish ihe Job" Is Hie appeal t h i s e n o r m o u s p r o d u r i h - n o f n iitie r itt1 madii by official* of the- War I/oat) m u s t bo m et. T h a t Is t h e r e a s o n n to Subscribers and Volunteer* In Last Bond Campaign. r iiy mf S a n f o n l. 3 ELDER SPRINGS WATER. Pure, Sparkling Spring Water Brpught to Door Dally t y0Ur *' Elder Sprlnfs Walcr h«n a Guaranteed Purity of 99.98 Per ( enl T. O. CHARLES D istributor PHONE 311W. On Flour, G rain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates Ton Can B ay From U* at )W holesale Prices V. A.MerrjdayCompany Palalka, Flo rid a SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY BRINGS SURE RELIEF F o r 100 y e a r s H O LD M E D A L H a a r l e m OH -h^s fiUkfcjed s u f f e r i n g f m m m l t y to WIUwiAnff S l t S i k s o f , Kldtiey, live r , b l a d d e r a n d s t o m a c h t r o u b le s a n d a ll d i s e a s e s c o n n e c t e d w l i h the u r i n a r y o r g a n s and t o buli.1 up and r e s t o r e to h e a l t h , o r g a h s w e a k e n e d ' hy d i s e a s e . T h e s e m o s t - I m p o r t a n t o r g a n s m u s t be w a t c h e d , b e c a u s e t h e y Oiler anti p u r i f y t h o b lo o d ; u n l e s s t h e y do th e t r w o r k y o u are doomed AVcarlu.ws, s l e e p l e s s n e s s , n e r v o il * n e e s , despondency, backache, stom ach trou ­ b le . p a i n s In t h e l o i n s a n d l o w e r a b ­ d o m e n , . g r a v e l , d if f ic u lt y w h e n u r i n a t ­ i n g . r h e u m a t i s m , s c i a t i c a and l u m b a g o a l l w a r n y o u o f t r o u b l e w i t h y o u r k ld n e y a G O LD M E D A L Mparlrm Oil Cap* m u n ic ip a l corporation, Complainant Hill t*i Yf. KorpflMr i S e v e n th Ja d lr la l f 'lr r u i t J. II, llruton T in Llrn* ntfjr, Ffo rd da, In C h a n t r r j r To all % khorn It may ronerrn: 1I I. a 0 unlripal You afp hrrrliy ordered to apnrar herein i|i!alnant * * . Dill to on or beforr the ftrat Monday .Marrh, 1919 Vj ' l oTirClliSt* butte a rule day of this rnurt, then and there - Taa Lien . to make anavrer a« l» any riitht« Interrat or m ay ronrern; * lien whirh you may have in and to*the fol­ y ordered to appear h%r«in io winf *ileprrlb#dl prqprfly, to-wit; Lota 10. e first* Monday in MVrrh, II and 12. Illork 6. Tier I. lie day of this er,urt*-th**n Said suit Is brouaht by the City of 2an> ke antMf r as to an v riff hi, rhleh >*»ii may It a.* in tod ford ttR aitiat J . f I . M ru t on. « u . e . a r e m e r e m e d y y o u need T»k» t h r e e o r f o u r a v e r y d a y . The hcskgj b°Mk " , n t 0 J * ! * . " " * and Ilnieg * Hie k i d n e y * a n d d r l v . . „ u r pbh0M N e w l i f e a n d h n a lth w i l l nurdy fo'lo. « h e n y o u r n o r m a l v i g o r h,i* | „ , n r»I s t o r e d c o n t i n u e t r e a t m e n t for 4 , ha# to k e e p y o u r s e l f In c o ndition and srev e n t ' a r e t u r n o f tho disease D o n 't w a i t u n t i l y o u are Incapabl* fig h tin g , s t a r t t a k i n g G t if j i hkbal It i* fu rth t- f o rd e re d th a t th is n*»tirr sh a ll h** p u b lia h e d *»nre t a r h n * e k fu r fo u r roh- »»rullve ttit ki in the Sanford Herald. I*ono a n d o rd e re d Ja n u a r y * 1019. *. at l^ itr th is th e £ 7 th day of i: A I m r e . r. \S S , Cirri J*> V K iJciuiclaas, I*. Ct I'too* Trend I’ , t lir » v t » . T s * L ie n T n *11 r h n n i i t m a y c e n r e r n : Y tiu s r e h e re b y o r iic r r ,! t>< a p r‘r * r h e re in *r, ,-r b, f,,fe t h r fir- 1 M n n d S y In M u r- h , • I ** t ' n n e * rut,- »J*y ,.f this r,iu rt, th rn si)-! t h e r e ti, m ake n r iv s e r a* i ■, a n y r i gr,r . trtO rrv i ,.r li, n w h ich . y * „ i m*> h a v e in » m l I,- ir.,- l u j i u s i n s i l n r r i l i c d p r,,p ,r t > , tu-w it j l.-itv ft. 9. a n d to. M e e t, 13. T ie r rt S o ld s n it l» b ro u g h t b y ib e C it y of Sanford a y u in - t i '. V fir a v» *. I ! i, f u r t h e r o rdered t h a t t h i , n* ttee -hall be p u b lis h e d o n *e e a rb w eek for fo ur r,<n • erurtye * n k , io l i e * ta e f,,fd I •-■ti, , ) " ! o rd e re d Ih t , tjie « 7 th »ta> ■f Ja o u a r'. . 1'* 19. —a )' f -A D U T C , L e s s , r le r it Ah Ttr By \ E | ! j 1 Jtouyla,-. Ie *’ Good Tires Speed Deliveries No car is better than its tires. ELECTRICITY FOR ANYONE ANYW H ERE And time lost through tire troubles cannot he replaced. sum DOUGLASS, cl* rk . K, PmtglaiB. t>, C In Circuit V’ourt S r i f l i l h Judicial Circuit SVmlitMlr County, Pint Ida, In Chanrrrf * •*> of Sanford, a municipal r *• «»*. 4 p lat riant - 'J H lC t * - K"F’ufarioie ft. S. How Mae. ’ T u l.lm T<- »ll »h u m it mey ronrvfn: l *-u srr hi-rrby ,.fij,r^,| in spprur btrHh on i f tu-forr thn fitil Mnnilny in 'M*rrh. •BIB, bu ng ■ ruU day of thi< rourt. thin • ml thff* ti/ inskr antu tr •» to ah) fight. In nrt.f of lion whifh you mey havo in anil to "thr-f, llowln g drarfibr<l proprtty, io-wlt: s> nl IV !), Block I. TI,r 80. Cfty of SanSabi «ait ia brought by the City of San' rfl again,! W. S If aw kina, of Sanford, lla* Jt )* furlbrr o , , l . ,, ,1 that th i, nnUrr ahaTT • put lu h n t once rich week for, four ronewtite w e ek , in t h , Sanford Herald, r Dune nr.d ordered Ihia the 87th day of Writa fo r l / j e D tleo -L ig h t booh muary, 1919. 3*-Mr J. R. YEARBY, Deale ORLANDO ■ E. A. D O H 0 L A S 8 , Clerk, Bv V. E. Dougla.e, D. C. 1% I Ir r u ll C o n r l S e i r n l k J u d l r l a l C lr r a ll N r m ln o lr C o u n t y , T lo rld a . In i Jt a n r e r y F L O R ID A Officer In all principal cltlaa D E L C O - L I G H T Is a .simple, compact hie lily efficient electric ilunt that requires little or no attention, and that runs.on kerosene, gaa Of gatolinc. City iif Kanfnrd, a muniripal rerpnratiun, Compallnar.l iliil to . -r, , -Tf* * Forarlop* t J , Ta* U rn To »B * h,ifn It may ronrernt You are hereby ordered to appear herein •‘•'f‘'Ve- th e first Monday in Marrb, •-'I®, bring a rule day of thla rourt. then and there to make anawrr a, to any right, Iritireat or Urn whfrh you may have In and to the following devrribed property, fo-w!t; ' “ City of Sanford. ; Said auit ia brought b ford agalnit C, J. Smith. ll ii further ordered that tlill no tire ahall be publiahed one* earh week for four rtmaefutlve w eek, lo the Saillord Herald. Done and ordered thi, the 27th day of January, 1919. '*ealI F._ A. DHUCLARS. Clerk* lit,Stc Hy V. E. D ou g!,--, D. r Good tires are the best practical guarantee of your car’s con tin uou s and economical service. * _ United States Tires aro R o od tires—tho best tires our 76 years of experience in the rubber business have taught us to make.t * S You have your choice of five different types for passenger car or light delivery use— ‘N obby’, ‘Chain’, ‘U sco’, ‘P l a i n a n d the famous ‘Royal Cord’. There is also the ‘Nobby C ord’ for heavyduty vehicles, as well as the Solid Truck Tire. Among these good tires you will find exactly the treads best suited to your car and your driving conditions. Our nearest Sales and Service Depot dealer will gladly point them oiit to you. I n ^I l im i t C o u r t S e i e n l h J a d i r l a l C lr r u lt S e m in o le < u u n l , . I lo r l d a . Hr C h a n r - t y t it y of S a n f o r d , - a m u n ie lp a l ro rp o ra tjn n . C o m p la in a n t B i l l to <• «• „ v’ Forerloa* w .. Tag Lien To all fthom it may roarern: You are hereby ordered to appear- herein V5.«k°r thr. ftrml l* M«rch, 1919, bring ■ rulr day of this court, than and there l o make antwer aa to any right, intereat or lien which you may have In ana l.*lf following described properly, to-wlt: Blork 6,. Tier 19, City of Sanford, Flor- SnllsDcd Customers in Seminole County 0 . G . W o lca tt T. I. Hawkins B. F. Wheeler, E. A. Douglass, F. F. Dutton, Mrs. J. S. Moore, R. G.‘Smith, T. G. Roebuck, H. L, Haight Mrs. A. Dorncr L. M. Rehbipder, Said auit la brought by the City of Baaford againaf C. W. Bowman. !P YOUR EYE ON THE �r« ‘ -r.»*r-v*, '».■ < *- • s ——......... - t 1-4HA- * , r» - : ■ 'luiiflu- ’■ —n»-T» s - — I .... JANUARY 31. 1349 TIIF SANFORD HERALD PACE NINE rump from dry states. T'hey know how prohibition works. They have found th a t it is possible for a cominanity to struggle along w ithout saloons. They wdi not give the beKcigcd wets' a great dhal of corrtfort." In these three short extracts from the opinions of others 1 oiler for consideration, th e r e will be shown first, what whiskey is good for, second, one of the reasons w h y , it ha«l to go, and thirdly, the view th at a majority, of our •nofele soldiers take of the accursed beverage. T he victory over the licensed saloon is won, even now the adherents of t h e deadly traffic are buying places in foreign lands where they may move, ut t h e end of their lime in this rouni ry . and there Cbrftinue to a ecu mulate vast funds from the "fellow who just can't help it." Saunterer. ». / fttucr HI wood T. Hailey, f a m o u s as h av­ ing JLhe recurd of undressing more soldiers in their public meetings t h a n any other American, opened the OF. t.V X E THB W IN T E R Hailey In teresting S p eak e r AND 0AZZUS6 S.If W T S H IN C ford on Wednesday evening ;it the l.yrle Theatre. •* THEN ALL Mr. Hailey, who w a s n major until lie was wounded a n d retired had a wide experience in the great war nmv^closed (n addition he is a very interesting speaker anil kept his audience spellbound for over an Song N um ber in (lie Hig Musical Treat, “ My Famm) Kiri” Coining It) the l.vrie Theatre Friday February 7lh hour while h • told them of his ex­ -----------------------------— --------------------— ------------ — ■ — — --------------------------------------------------------------------------- !— £ _____________________ :________________ ~ periences. Mu topic. " T ran sp o rt to prise t h a t does nut a p p e a r to benelit hifrg. " tr la u d o . and many otie'C by gar! she's a child of the people, warnings and a constantly rising T rench” was handldtt in a very them selves. ' cities on down the line. This is a cli.’ Well, that is just *what this tide of popular sentim ent, they kept pleasing m inner and his. word pieT h o se who enjoy the benefits that good start now I will say som ething Imtel is, a child of the people of | on tlieTr IttwicrsA fours?, tilTthoy lures of the sights to lie seen and DUDOET OP O P I N I O N '.'JUST come from th e work of public spirit­ that is worth while, and 'which Seminole rniuity. And as I said uiitted suicide. T hey have gone thv thrills to In* experienced while h i ;t w k i : n y o u a n d m e " ed, b ro a d 'm in d e d men, hut w ho give would also | think* he worth (lie la-t week, you just, watch this child, into a grave from whi*h th ere will on hoard the transports and in the EVEN THE GATE POST nothing* hut critfPism in return. consideration of the proper parties, When this ehilil comes Itj he a m an he nti resurrection.'' T he same old trenches were very realistic. r and iliat is fid1 If Sanford can't NOT IN IT or a woman. *" to speak, she will story of giving a "m an rope enough 1)t tier numbers of this course ■ Those who, while holding them lia\e a band all b> itself, and I li ill I ^ |mt . n u n ctiiltiisli thingitnd and he will hang himself To those j which is being given under the ailsselves out to he e ite r iianil pullerA Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes a-c i , depend on the com m unity people who have used i he .argum ent i pices of the Woman's t ’luh will ap[or their J n w n inve-1 mo-i nf tlnu kn ow w h e t h e r t h e i d e a is p r a c t i c a l and Faith, “ lie'll Print 'em",** 0 to }..t i a !' |,v u -iM hut I f ■ lofT 'i'll taro a n d let t t ll.lt 111 '-1 of t to -olij tors w ill ■om e eartiings in oi her field So Suj s Saunterer, re to w a \ t ■ >i>■111 - - a n f i c I i i i 1 i 11 li p ro l t ■' i 1■ I'tiek !l i I'f 1s to No 1’ T .1r1.t light Th use who d< itiainl i Vie In1 'I vv1n i ll H itry. .mot In-:' paper 1itforprices for tile average reliirn ' Min-el anil*-evening star. Success Came Late In Life. 1 lie f111111m hi '.: " T h e .tv er.lge nl 11 \fi.I tin,- clear inil, for me! Among the small group of brilliant •I hV c a r l ..f t lo- I o ,1 f' '• t* 1*1 i* .1r Ml ii*tr tin«I-' I hose w i l l 11 w n l e g t ,.. | .i - r ' 1Tl' ll 1' TIHI oil . .!,: ini-' Kit ' i i ! Ii> I c no ni'Miui.g nf I tie if' .uni linn t tit an ii|i(nir ri,p‘* in th.it tic 11 mid ttiVlT g<et tee U' lileli joliriiilll-t- nf tile last century I'anny t;Yi n stands out us a uniquo liar. <IlfRt p ass to d o a t h in g fo r y o u r will 1*1r there He doe* tort itpeak ttgure for. nltlimigh site was unirWIn n I put rnrt t o sea f I '• i i T' I <' ■ 1,i i ! pt t a f ew t add' d t a \ li v i - 11 of No' f).l! 1\ • i 1tie • u !11• 11 IP <1 mel wPlow .si to'fore she ever UtI ' , ' i ';i lu l l a- m nv m g . >• . .' •• . i f n - a n d a . I I to .1 r» .Itk .0 |iiiri •it I.I.I.\ - to .111 - lemplcil to write, she ......time one of .1 hose w ho I a • a cm I "" I ill i ■•r >oUml and foam. • it' 11 - . a n a l " . ' W• t -» 01 t " , n! hi-r <1' •pnri'ii taste. thill for vvln-- itie most popular authors of (tie day, ow Avt i n t i,■y Uiifti that whieh'drew fro m .o u t the grouch and don't mid her (trst InHliv ft*IId to tin* extent He that an arrangement of this i k»'\ , M l o-t \merte;ifi soldier- llll Vl' got JI • ‘Jn l|tlltll*-S lil'l'p nt IitkJfluhi—utino.-t a record for llioso 1 i t ■ I i oil Id I " w o r k ' d w 11e re It i Nil tin' v:. it . 11 m ans of I ir•!— ig.un inime gr.-iN t lie m ' I P a n d w ■ oilil w o r k • • ti i i irr :‘ " ' 1 . .!, N*. r . If fl* ( I nto of * 111 . 1 ’ .111•1 I .ru in g ill'll. * I want to p al l 1 ■. i . J No t o u t i ’ ri ■ '! omi L ' " ' - 1 .................. - „ 1 111 r* - il. ■ -r i \ ' ., ff - t li.l! tie li.t r i. . of g\n,.| . I.o . i'll! ou t c i t y ' " ' i l o 11 f o r N o ,i I ■ r r a ■ n ' CURBSTONE GLEANINGS " ,i l InTe lie - I. ■ - a i i n i - S farewell, W e n I embark: f ri 'in ntit inj r 1 r> i r ' ’ fie and place of t h at alleged wi t h rider* n ■, i ■ ’■ li a l i d i d crwoli- OT C t n i i d e l o d m nl may bear me v, ' o - p i n t i d nia 11 i*• ■' loiI lo n i' -' i what- '‘ ' " l D*M-r ! to - l hh 1 in far. of I lo , . m e. .. '. 1• I r I la , Mm ■ f 1 \ h n rl t ID M l*t ,<,T* l ii,- ri'"f Mir J u Msijl* t hill t II fl’ilf NOW OPEN FOR BUS I NES S fur VI r a |iurpiwiM i* |*r«»i»iIu MmI • \ frllrjA friifij way fi f• ti**rfh vaa** Si’itio h t! Phi4 atul Hu* **«-v - , '.tritllii*^ i*tif If f* *ui i h r a w « r.»lNialr* - !i;tII him* t ••fivurn rit mi** about two weeks iigt* ami, w r l L j jmwer to enforce this article hy opI h rippenetl in I>** mu hen* too, uml |»rn|iriuto i«in Si’^Jinn t va»* * iii'.iyUdi tli ,i i*ii hv c*illV'itraaK* This <\ ranker sai«l he was -i«» 11tl i ft I* ,i few rl.t. s rrT Sablnfi! I ' ' : • Ji».• I t I " van f h« f VAI f» 11 . i* A• I 'S• *11-' I«TlI 11.1*1 l'i 11 lie \ I e l er i tn,i* tl I ........... .. Iti'i lot i t i ■ * I.o slutw ho-pttalitv to , . , , hi in M1 vs u 1 1 li i rnt f »ir I hr t r*n*h ■* .1 m ! , Niiit lias. In- vonuiPiull y at near' II** iiskt ft tf i AAil*s Ayn* I I111* of til j w'vultl want to tluink the council d jokes, ! found out lp ty n . Well, Those who hate to bo^ others sue- |lf. Wl>re writing this instvaiLiof no anyw ay he said th a t ; li*‘ "w as n ri i d metnher nf a gun club hack home.". Those who oppose every moveAnd ashed why we cotsld not organ­ tlli ll d m s not o n p*iiu ate wit ll , ,, . . briefs , , , h and', string tiaroL- ise a gtip club for Sanford Well, Hand•■ !\i 1 tmiri-t bund- and winter hand-, and you know lie wii- talking to tin T 1 ■ • who distrust puldie sjiinr-d . then the kind of Imnds that «um- ... wrung party when he talked to on* ■ e a r Klondn cities ettlldo, for tin' i u tics, .ipp"-" ■ "ry i i.l ti ,m a. »nli. cilice Ti-L,,' ,\ 1 -si. I ' - i o — ♦iw*-- «ht y** ♦tv to il m v r v r ,'?r*'^ 1. «*» ih . i " tu SHE KEPT THEM ON THE JOB - ,.f n il -*\ 1 • .11111 tv h •t <I 'T • tii 1 . 4 M m ii ! h r r *‘ut fr o m ,, rh ' ’* M 1 ! 1 iirnl all 11 r r 1 110 v Sli f. ■ N a- l/irit . li bl n er\ of street's a fi w >l.i\- ,ig" w.lh r. y.t I to this sam e set. of gentry, the action ‘■l« t .* ' i e my pilot face to face of tin- iiiLitieil -peaks toil for NoA t, 'i 1 have crossed live liar. • public ill lliii city and puts the city's — Tennv'son. disapproval on the emigregatitig of . ., : any SCI of slick mrifi'—nmol- ,t- vv,i* Men wlio harm u town: Tlm-e s.ifd to he with u». I have headed * ■pi n-, im pro v em en lsi _ ] >his paragraph wi t h the ••words "1 I ,i . f o 1, fi f hi •" Soi I t h* tOW Tl ’ ' waul i " t h a n1k " 1' i I ' r r t . 11 1 , mi o at in w fH1*th hi*r in in 1 | h il t ti fIH* in a .1 h {! in* c o m e v:u n I'tu ti Ml U 1 i' I on an jd M ill Im " t hi stranger's suggestion has been t urn ing over in my mind ever since, and 'now- I auk you. Why can't Sanford organize a gun'''c!ub? Plenty of good places here to shoot. Plenty of-young mini, and middlo aged tumi. belong to th,‘ r,uh !U" ‘ " " - r" ............ would he no end of good times to th e. mem bership ih a cluti of tips kind. Some of you take it up. I run “ (ling the clay pigeons" for you. if I ca n't -shout. Maybe a good thing for the Home G uards to think over. • • , I hU arflt te ^hall In* ,ItiiijH-raTlVi’ 11fi. . .. . Ii**A*i it Hhall iiave been ratifM'il as r.u , umiThiMli ri .r tit Mi . l III,-I irnf -.li ft A ,M| m *1•1vnri iI,ttTu n i ,M !t -. v* r .1 i ' .1 ,1> , . I l*v tin- I *tit -.! -Mi t tun a * |»r»iv #» vAithiu m s i i i 1 * , 1- (leaning, Fresyinu ami T ailoring' w rtits u . 111 x k ut tuiiM i. iuiiim : euiK w k n i k ral * nun ru in I(i pieces p/'csscd, or 8 pieces cleaned and pressed jo in YOU! HI SI NESS $ 2 .0 0 - - • WILE HE AIMMIECIATEI) f ibi*ar^ / rrtfii tin* « m o <•! --------------- C. A. W HIDDON--------------- the soli mission , hereof to the stales hy th e emigres,«. T ins,a rtic le to the C onstitution is hej-e reproduced in order to preface a few retjiarks d i p - ' _ _ _ _ ped from exchanges, w hide in my opinion, tend to -i,ow wh> 'lie nr lieh' in iiimli I,*-- t han a \ e a r ioi'hn'ii ratilied )>\ Tin reipuit'l nu l l lo tin language "Ir * llll H i llttllgc We real! W in-key does not pay * It ha- to* virtues II lias many sice-, and it i-nfmls a terrible cost,t Tlq*- sophistrii's t hat have hedged it around for genera- I tiiu|s have lieen torn away, and on ] any merit timl it tries to clniui it is j defeated at every t ur n .Whiskey is f RolnK l|rrwn b m u n u -tfM in riT trttF e fu tl function in anciety. hut is a burden ! of the most difficult sort to c a rry ." A nother gives us: TSaltiotis were voted out b ecause they were ^twless. They were the agents of their own destruction. In the face of repeated I on-tin 1 nt ion S P ECIA S Celery Bleaching: Paper Cypress Lumber SEEDS .Bean,, Sued cor n. Pepper, Tomato, Cucumber. t INSECTICIDES t 'BtuestotreTArsetiale Lead, Paris (ireen, Lime-Sulphur. I C rate M aterial, Nails. CHASE & CO - SANFORD, FLA. * 0 * It is said th a t all things come to him t hat w a it s - - th a t is, provided he waits long enough. Weil I have waited around in Sanford for lo these! m any years, and while not all the time, rpaylie, waiting for o hotel, nevertheless I have been waiting for one. And now eureka, we have it! T h a t may lie a big thing to say. B ut I iiave s a t e n t and if you don't believe it ju s t s ta n d around on the corner down there and you ran feel it in the uir. A hotel .for Sanford. A sure enough hotel. ‘One with forty-four rooms. Hot nrjcold, with or w ithout in f ach room. Ami an elevator one. Hint d o n ’t get sick. Gee but iirn'l you glad you live in, Sanford now? flow about it, hud, on tin' scription list yet? Well get on. M aybe some ro o m ' yet. but she's getting loaded. This I know sounds like one of them fellrs I saw on the streets tills week selling shares in the Sanford Hotel C on­ struction C om pany, a corporation' to be organized expressly for a hotel. T h ey talked to me like they had the goods. Said " t h a t Doug said the walls were already u p ." Slow d o n 't got the idea t h a t this is Doug’s hotel for if you could see th a t s u b ­ scription list ydu would say a t once, F it it with the proper parts, properly installed and it will show its apprecia­ tion. Wo have the accessories and parts and know how to install them ,4 This de­ partm ent js beintf greatly enlarged and we are now ready to meet your every require\m e n t in parts for Fords and other, cars. We cannot enum erate the many articles here that we have in this line. All we ask is th a t you ju st fix this one point in your mind now and forever: W h en Y o u T h in k o f A u to A c ­ c e s s o rie s fo r Y o u r C a r, T h in k of Park Avenue t W* E W IL L B E C L A D T O S E R V E YOU <4^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 31, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d164efd33b1867a502a825437d613f75.pdf 75a9ade32962f7a39e023aaaaa2fe16f PDF Text Text V | *.*W .< m l - "'s ; * » • « » » . . • • c ', * * * . V *i:'.-^ T i _ m *r* *•• - . THE , . tirt | | ' HBT 5 i. 1 SA N FO RD H E R A L D I N T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N NUMBER 37 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 24. 1919 ________________ - ’ VOLUME X COUNTY PROP­ ERTY IN GOOD CONDITION • cere thnnks ami appreciation for the valuable counsel given us. . / ■ FIGHT RAISE WOULD IN­ IN REFRIGER- VITE RUSSIA ATION RATES TO MEETING Brndy, Susannah Lucps, Charlotte I Powell, Katherine Tillis, Billy Ball, ; Harold McAlexandcr_Charle»- Pow­ ell, Rufus Yining. , Second Grade — Roscoe Wallace, Earl Nildack, Bernard Shimmons, Byron Fox, Arthur Monger, Helen llrisson, Ethel Tilman, Hilda Muirhead, Alene Tillis. Third Grade — Helen Jinkins, Pauline Thompson, Henry Russell, Austin Knight, Eric Lundquist. T o the llonornble E. E. Brady, sheriff and his deputies we are deep­ ly indebted for the assistance they have rendered us, enabling ns to dis­ patch the volume of business of our body with commendable * prompt­ ness. And now, having concluded our labors we beg to be discharged for i the term. James F. McClelland. M EETING IN TAMPA TH IS WOULD UNITE THE" FACTIONS GRAND JURY PRESENTMENT Foreman. OF RUSSIA AND GIVE T H E M WEEK TO ARRAnGE FOR A SHOWS HEALTHY C O N D I­ Felix S. Frank, Clerk. A PLACE AT TH E PEACE CONCERTED' FIGHT AGAINST tIons in a f f a ir s of s e m Dated January 13th. 1913--------- TATTLE "■* * . j riIE -| N t‘ RKAJttrr-T ---=----------INULE-CDUNUY----------------------Paris, Card Parly That Flori,,u Rrdwers and ship..... . Jan. 23. Led by President ' The, Grand Jury closed its labors , pers of.'citrus fruits anil vegetable*. Willed, the supreme council of the on Saturday of -last week, after be­ The ladies of the Altar Society of a,j.ra(j > nro ,mying perhaps the great powers today moved to unite ing in session five days. They found the Catholic^ church entertained at rofrtKoratiOn rntes charged of the factions o f distracted Russia and Mveral true bills in cases as present­ n rnrd p a rty 'oh Monday evening at ; pcn0I|- 0f t |„, ,.ountry and more! bring them into the peace congress, ed to them and the Circuit Court Is the Priest's House. Five Hundred than doub|e t||0>c |)iJ(1 by certain .They unanimously adopted a giving due attention to^these matters was the game of the evening. 1here fpftinns o{ |hp W(.s, aml cunnot proposition forwarded by President this week.* • • were about nine tables of players. Mani, ((m h ,r in waM the WiUon asking all the Russian faeFollowing is the general present­ ■**'Thc""rooAa were tastefully decor- . t.ja,ln al tl.e two-day meeting tio>». including the Bolshevists, to ment as prepared by the Grand ated with cut _flowers and ferns. i of fruit and vegetable shippers, from meet the all’ed ami associated gov­ After .the-SiUUU.**i*r«k*»ei|V.,*!wf.-vake ov,.r t |„. „tate, held in the offices ernment ut I rrin cess Island, in the In Circuit Conyt. -‘M r Jndlciaf Cir­ arTd coffee were served. ! 0f the Florida- Citrus Exchange in Sea of Marmora, on February 15, cuit, Seminole County, Florida, Fall Miss Katherine Aycock won the Tampa. . ' the contending factions meantime Term, I91S. General Presentment first prize, which was a dainty piece Evidence regarding the relative declaring a truce anti suspending all, cf the Grand Jury. ' of hand- painted China. Tho goiitlf- prevailing charges from different military operation*. To the Honorable Jas. W. Fer- men's prize, a box of "handkerchiefs S(M.t;|)n>{ (|f t h e ’ country was introThe joint cptntjlis-inns of tl:V as kir.s. Judge of the 7th Judicial Cir- wns won by Mr Turn Shelly. Two d e e d b> E ‘ H. Dow. irallie inansiveiated governments will be nniu t ii» and fur Seminole County. consolation prizes s i -jc, given, ••"Hi , ager of the Fior da Citrus Exchange, noii'ned a** -non a** t'.e Russian Lic­ being bouquets of ’ pink rose-, and .being taken Ir.illi toe record* "l » it,,. < Flu. • ,vpt the |.ropositl, which >. I- i. •-• »’ . < ..nmo r - 1* •• i , , tll. , We. I lie Grand Jurors, empanelled were pres.*nfe.| t < Mrs wa ■ • •minium uted to them.by wirei .*, 'i J•• • ■o'jer, ! The (. . •!.■«• full term, HUh, bog tn make Hurt and Amlrtw Mahon* . l*s> tonigb.t. The Russian contmis...........f elt.irgi * to.low *: t.,r generul present ment as follow a :will proceed to tin* meeting We have given most careful atten lt< fric<Titti»n y harvi* ^ IN r < ar I |,i. '. probably on a war-bip. by ti.e and consideration to nil nnUters !»,<.- |v r Vi •r t oo wav of the Black Sea and the Bos­ i'„ Flu.ago , :.k; lie,nre LS, We ha.i found in­ MTcs phorus. til Itt'i1* r » r (rum dictments in all cases*where the evU i ’ * : it; 02 | ••»»»! *"a t. f 1w i,.n l.din .1 I'er.-hing. tin* Atmt ■■ r,j «ur Judgment, warranted it i »•••• .. oil El’ll * 1*' 1• h jiuin comiitantler in chief htis been • '.nd:ng <•( same, bearing in mind I .'*110 :,o .id t 3 : tigi|. ii . 1 i t'i called to Paris, and it Is « vpceted a I times nur oath of otliee al.MIO 5n 00 2.77 Itn'-i*. liEi'ii dial he Will tie i lie military member Grand Jurors. . limit i v:t *ui J*r<* 1.•.KlO i,M no .1.15 Ilf 1lil­ A m e r ic a n rr|»rr*** nt ;U i\ * " of ! .00 » 'Ml 1Ml 1 73 ■ \\ >• ri annum nd that the llniiorPlini'i.i*. At>z lit iiinmiitMi'p. •J. \ *1» oil no t tn tin' •• i Itruw ■ * i . I . ar•I "f Cn;int> CnmmissinnI lie ’ ••Ml . ‘* 00 3 II \ -nl •• fr .mi t h»' itll|mrt .s‘i» r»*tf * ( .1 . . d fur Seminole county have . 1 . . . tally • I It Wi ‘•in it . tench* N Na .•»t»a W i'| *J. JOII ♦it* iMI 2 7 3 rut.. In .,e. in their attention the following . . -'*•» ;t mi not aid «• a** 1*1in g th e tir-t tilin' t lint J t.00 Xnli'amk t *r.ii.;;! tern in reference to the mads and FLORIDA FEED HERSELF AND ALL VISITORS NEW SANFORD HOTEL IS NOW ASSURED FACT FINAL P L A N S WERE A D O P T E D AT M E E TIN G OF C ITIZE NS Annual Reception pipmh'rf of tim__Woman'*---- L A S T N I G H T Club are reminded that the annunl The new hotel for Sanford is no reception will he held January 29th longer It myth. Steps taken yester­ at 3 p. m. at the club-house." Every day by a committee of citizens nnd member is urged to attend and bring by it mass meeting’ of citizens last one or more guests, as this is to In night have placed the proposition the "V ic to ry " celebration ^of the on a firm basis and the building has club; The following progrupt has been purchased for hotel purposes. been prepared for the occasion: After some weeks and months .of Somitino Americano iBooihroydV work by those interested, the deal Piano Mrs. Schelly Maincs was "closed yesterday , "by • E. A. Dance • Mildred Holly 1^— Douglass. ~Pr R.- Miller.<F—AY. . Ma- Reading --Seleelrsl '>*1 honey, 11. C. DuBoso and ft. A. , ’ Mrs. J. \Y. Barnes Newman, whereby they purchased The Amerioans Come (Foster' from M, F. Robinson the building Mrs. Julius Tnkach ■* known as the Weiborne Block and . . .e Reading. After tho Wur Selections made the first payment on the prop­ * • Mrs. Wren McGuin erty These gentlemen will hold the Allied Anthems Cornet " property until the hotel corporation M rs. R. K.^ Herndon uui be organized and chartered, at A social hour at the conclusion of wltii-ii time they will turn over their Hie program will complete tire afterinterest in tin* building without iuhI ii '. i lilt rta m uuuit . .profit to themselves, to the new corporation. COUNTY FATH­ ERS IMPORT­ ANT SESSION l*‘ f L.im ' night ut a failed meeting of the. citizens held jn the. new court house building a tentative organiza­ tion w«s made to act until final ineorporation papers are completed, as is usual in such cases. 1he of­ ficers of this tentative organization ii«» follow*; If. K Stuvi’iw, pr<*$* idem. F. L. Miller, vice president; |i C DiillOse. Sec'yTrea*.; and F \\ Mahoney. R? A. Newman, E. A. Douglass. A. U. Key, B. 1". M \S > IT E M S «»F IN T I'.R E S T t O Whitner and A. I*. I ’ onnclly direc­ T H IS SLO G AN A D O PTE D , HI the i I l l 'N T V WERE II IN* tors K canvassing committee of flu* v n ir r of t h e \’ nil«*«l St ati"* had (•ridges in Seminole county, and a>k T IIE M E E T IN G AT G A I N I ’.SIH I.H Hi TH E HOARD OF Tin* iii•*••t ug \i -'i -ijay wuh ii furten will be appointed today tn com­ H1 1it l • it t hi* 4tr«'i 11Mil Hi t lie i oi i d rt that they have same put in shape as .... ... !• „ . i.« r be |.r.qoweil < i l l NT V » OM .MESMONERS . VI 1,1.F. F o l t - . G R E \ T E R FOOD . plete the amount of necessary sub­ ,.f European powir* <»n tl.e i t v * ...• ^n-tible: The immediate reiifcu-’.ise iii re ll.gefa lloii c;.4»rg.-s P IIO D l t T jllN . scriptions. • serious European quest ion now pre­ Sanford. Fla . Jan. 7. 1919. la..- f the bridge over lUt E »> b u ll • I leakers -*.nd . w m id pul un The plan which is to be followed sented. There was added -ignitiI " ,•,l* !*f lion. Hoard of County Commis­ Gainesville. Flu., Jan . 20. •Speeial . , ..tehee Creek on the mad hr­ unbeatable" b u r d e n ilpoh is briefly ns follows: 1,000 shares .of • c.ince in the fact tlntt un American •The first day of the campaign for . “ incl U " » an rt.ii.-imi.. sioners Ifi and for Seminole County, ... •; Geneva and Chuluota. and 1ncreased rnti.« I entice stock of tho pnr vnjtte of $199 P fr _ greater production of food and f e c d 1 ‘ 1 ',r,,lu. . u , , th | President in person had taken leadFlurida. ‘met ut I'! o’ clock a, m. in «»s same can be repaired at once t«* s h a r e will l>e issued if found neces­ regular session. Present: * Iwirman have some rinsed to the public. And, ■ . I. A. BruiAley and Commissioners sary to raise this amount of nionfv. - n , ..... .......... ............ . : . : c . ...................— - ■ < « » « « ^ ■ at v reenmmohd the repair "I the This *t.o-k is payable at $1 50 #por It p Hagan. " P S *i«*. E H Ik" .......... . i.v ....... a * i,v : ad between Oviedo and Chuluota. umi.unlly w l l ............. nmoisly adopted adopte* • Killer .III.I . V \ I l.t /III.tiger, wll b share per month on the 15th of attendance was at >t \ag«sim e. " | . ,r miousty V.. •. t 1 1* that the i■iimliiionj. dor* ............... m.o ' at t •!«. J \ I I'.'Ugla—-. depot'. •'. rk. and •■iich month until the entire amount at lea-1 too . • ip. " • l i In I i ... P • t -all • w In • *•«.' Jifi . . tiled i i T’ a.li ru i •,.. I • ad .{.led oil. U i j <(0U per share has been paid tn. *pavnl spier, mptity -beritl in nt* .(a vs i.f i • ri t "i. iloii - d |’l . tne« t .ng- ' ' • . ' • l.t • I .1 • 1 but ..............ml 1 • • eg" • m l.I in \\ n - ' This plan svill enable every one, in liussia, wI,., i»' »t.d m t T l I* 1.1\\1* *l !, » •• .1*1 K*' | , .tv: ! eld HI * II,.!. ' •• ..o.' !m 1 ' mgt •■ti,. I i*li 21. . . Sanford to subscribe to this project "until the linul"hours, when President majority u( -larmyr.' >1* tj"" l4u:i :* .n.iucLil itiat all nm*:.iury Minutes of last regular meeting, and tho pint! as worked ouj should The proposed new charge for Icing ........ . . ... • f . ..u., ' *■ , , .*, v v .„t « Wilson presented in wrtling rlie pmn lilso call meeting held Dec. :|0th, attending. Work be done as soon as possible. Sanford .to New tori. . .. make this stock a very profitable a car ftom „ , . . » r pi-i.i, iUl.t, Kveru read, approved and*, or- investment as soon as the hotel is JtcporU from the eleven eainpaign $77.50 Present charge is $'».*. 'lo t s he bad. elabqrnted. _ We also wish to commend the There was l.ttV op,,os„loH and d< red filed. board of County, Coinnihsiunera Jor l e a d e r * i u d i c a i e - t i l e 4u . i p l c o,f 1 .J u r i d a, l make-, an 'imrejisc "ficfweep these in operation. . t Itis waf ba *.-.| it..,itdv „n doubts ain t e n d to rru-.t. asu ll. * .. I v» >J. --J1 * pj.r-vv.ut. tt.i ir purchase oL live Elba'*Club for .A.bairttian l — A Utumluy here aa *• Howevrr itt< not the purpose o f - ** '•1 ulietlo-r t be rnlr s ohW I*itunic i roiis tl.is mui-oii . am a "*t ft• <(■.••, lilt* Miine being one of j niiuni-,'<l that this b.'ing the begin­ tlm subscribers' tlqil this money is , t a> •epl. '1. 11 beat locations that they could I ready j»a v e ning 1.1 a new term the board would invested with the intention of mak­ ' , l,c’ c l , vf’ -ev'en't. M ru“ ” of letlu.-e litvi- to 1-e r. organized for the new ing big money but rather as a patri-* i,‘- ...... .. "■ dog,... u.a, i n- 1 , 1 « . . . ...... . lit,i EMHI.lt I I i i N i • H It*H E •i.adt ut a price m our el on •*< tor in of two year*, anil on motion of otic matter— that of obtaining a ^ ; l „ , n '.nloptcd At th, meet mgs In id ........ tl.i.t r. I , g. rat or • :.rs or.bn w iis iroe \ alii' i : '■* build L. P. Ilagan. seconded by (► ". I*. needed improvement for Sun ford, Madmbn and Jackson counties, ily fuihislied m Florida were wholly ■. • Grammar Srhenl ' g * >'n put in proper shape for a j in inads quale for Hie needs «fv growers., .... ‘ V ,7 U hi,«..r *»".*» carried.-Mr. L. A. Brum- although not disparaging the fact Fourth Grade Grade Elizabeth Elizabeth \ Whittier, • enrt bouse will make a building \ farmers pledged an incf.'nsed prodqc- fltnming that tiny were extremely Fourth \ .utn. r lt.y uus chairman for the that the investment will he a good w1.0 It tne Hoard of County • "tti- 1(1,111 .,( swine. The peanut acreage wasteful ... the use of itf. despite Alva McAlexa.tder, < laude Kobs.uN coming twfiT$■ears. one. . . • -m imssiar.enr, as well as the citizens of. will be increased 30 per cent in Mad­ which they did not furnish adequate Gladys Stemper, George Putnam, The architect’s plans provide for Motion o f.L . P. Iliigan. seconded ison county, where this crop has the county should feel proud of. refrigerntion ns compared with equip Sterling IHill. by K. 11. Kllbee, and carried, Mr. S. u thorough remodeling of the build­ figured considerably in making the jn other r°e»tnn« nf the) Fifth Grade — K er rnith 11urley, Jt— Diekinnon - was—r«-appoiutad ~iu ing- and when*-completed 'this build1 l,ft' oounty pn swTno~"Tnduslry‘ -r*IUWP™ mu — Evalyn Schell, attorney for the board of county ing will make a hotel pro|>erty that farm, and find same in vtry r.eat operative marketing of the animals country. He said the experience in ‘ Katherine Symes, condition, with six inmates, three hus meant a great deal to the fur- Sanford.had shown thut where mod‘ Calvin McGagahin, Frank Chase, commissioners for the next^ two ycats will lie a credit to the city. men and three woment the farm-and mers of Jackson county. Special orn slatted floor refrigerator cars, Raymond Muirhead, Esther Bell at the salary of $50.00 per mpntb. Enough stock htis already been orange grove are in excellent condi­ hog sale days are held i^t w hich time such as are in* use elsewhere, w^ro Powell, Jumes Brown, Cloy tie Rus­ subscribed to purchtW the building •Motion of C. W. Entsmipger, sec­ sell, Harry Crippcn, L. K. Starr. tion, the fruit having been sold- at the hogs are carried to the shipping furnished for loading instead of those onded" by L. P. Hagan and carried. and it is believed Gmt a few hours' 12.00 per.box on the tree and about point where they are graded and sold ordinarily furnished in Florida, the Sixth Grade -Lillian Glidewell, Mr. Bchclle Muincs was re-appointed work by the committee will dispose 51.100.00 . worth of cotton having collectively. By cooperating in this loadH had traveled in much better Irene McGagahin, Georgia Mobley. county prosecuting attorney to serve of the balance of the stock. lu-en sold, the live stock on the farVn way the farmer with only one or nil ape and the car linC-s hud not Harry Woodruff, Warner Scoggun. at the pleasure of this board, at the are in excellent condition: however, two hogs is able to receive as g<>od needed to furnish so much ice for Seventh Grade-—Gilbert , Miller, salary of $50.00 per month. Marks of Service lie said that while Florida Douglas Hunter, Olive Russell, Bea­ we recommend the painting of the price as though he had a carlbad lot.' them, growers already were paying out­ trice Martin, Alice Powell. Emma Dr. J. T . Denton nddressed the As the soldiers come back it will two main "buildings, and the install­ At the meetings the farmers have rageously high refrigeration charges he "interesting to distinguish' the ing of a force pump and water tank Spcncor, Naomi Scoggan, Nan Pax­ salary of $50.00 per month, for the wuter used by the inmates pledged thefr support to gt-ow staple they were largely "paying for re­ ton, LcClaire Jones, Madeline Mai- board in reference to his work ns meaning of the various chevrons frigeration they did not get." He Irm, Theresa Venable, Kittle Du­ tcounty physician, ------and on motion of which they wear upon their alcoves. and water to be piped to the house. crops t o ’ the limit of their ubility. - u u i n j — ......................................... n j subjoin a list: This matter has been recommended The meetings in Seminole county also cited that jt was now proposed Bose, Helen Wakefield, Maud Cur- O. P. Swope, seconded by C. \ \ + . and urged to be done by previous are being held this week at various to increase the detention charge for raway, John Wilson, George Smith, Entimlnger ahd carried, Dr. J . ^ J A. . single red* chevron signifies cars from $5 to $7.50 per day, or an Robert Jenkins, John Lundquist, Denton was re-appointed " ' t o be "discharged with honor." Grand' Juries, but wo far to.no avail. places In the county. _____ 0 ■m ^ , to serve at the increase of 60 pgr cent, Mr. Mar­ Arnold Martin. county physician, We have* investigated the county A single blue chevron signifies On Wednesday the meeting was low figured that Jt cost Sanford pleasure of this hoard at the salary jail and find same in good sanitary Eighth Grade— Alice McKim, less'than six months service abroad. held In Sanford and was wdT at­ growers an average of $1.25 per pack" condition, wish five Inmates, well Marie Stemper, Jlelen Walthall. of $30.00 per month. tended by growers and cattle hien. . A single gold chevron for each age to lay down celery or lettuce In provided wifh good heating arrange­ Florence *Witte, Amelin Wall, Gor­ Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded wound received in service is worn on Prof. Rolfs, Dean of the Agricul­ New Y’ ork under present rates and ments and we have no recommenda­ don Brisson, Wallace Bell, Robert by O. P. Swope nnd carried, Mrs. the "forearm of right sleeve. tural College and director of the Ex­ charges which was so high it made it tion to make. ‘ .Holly, Ralph Woodruff, Emily Hni* L. C. GlisSon was re-'appointed to be A single gold chevron for each • We recommend that the county perimental Station ot Gainesville necessary to sell at very hjgh prices ley, O llic 'V e r a Gllsson, Virginia matron at the county home to serve complete six months' service abroad was present and addressed ^tho meet­ in markets there. He doubted the more, n e qou hc * Emily Llngle physician make two visits per month ut the pleasure of this board at' the is worn on tho forearm of the left ing on the subject of Food, Its " ">« truckln* Industry could .lund ' El| c -,„n. ......... Knluht. in addition to regular call, visits to salary of $25.00 per month. sleeve. ' , , M , y ' H , n y i ||, r |,o rt n . m .r lcounty home, for the purpose of in­ Present Shortage in the World, Pro* lu r th c r t a c r e ? « d j « d . ; : _ Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded A single white chevron for each vestigation of the health and con­ duction and Conservation. us Musson. by C. W. Entzminger and carried, Mr. H S. McLendon. Agricultural S ew in g I’ arljf • . complete six month's service in the dition of inmates. hast Side Primary tV. C. Williamson was re-appointed United Sti»tes\ is worn on the fore­ Mrs. Geo. Fox, Jr / was the hostp , , We have visited und investigated Agent of the Hunt Const Railway to be superintendent of the county , n ,, , ... , , First Grade Evelyn Puahody, , ,, Tr..,,__ farm, to serve at the pleasure of this arm of left sleeve. each and every public office of the spoke on "Feed and Forage" and css of the Daughters of wesiey at u • , ~ , . . Rosa Lee Pope, Juanita McMullen, uesd ay evening at ' There la generally a mero question county and find ail in excellent coni particularly stressed zhe value of sewing party on , , | » ( . f-% i) i f . i I^ofotny II b) nrSi Cnrinfin wiitnriOf board, at the salary of $05.00 per the home of Mrs. C. B. Herndon. • ... .. ' . _ . . dition, and each officer find to be ailos in the Sanford district. of opportunity, not of willingness or month. * Arthur. Bissett, Olau Crenshaw, Miss Morse, Assistant Home Dcmcourteous and polite tind efficient. ability between theso service marks. The evening, was pleasantly spent IUchard Howard, dUflpxd • Rowell, Motion of L. P. Hagan, seconded We also find t h e . officers to be ca­ 'onstratlon Agent for Florida spoke sewing for the Belgian*. At a late AUon M iddlc-ton, Chester Miller, by Q. P. Swope, pnd carried, J. M. Often the man who would gladly pable In their respective capacities, on " T h e Nutritious Values of Differ­ hour llih l rcl,c,hmcn.< cl u n d -, G t. d, _ . Vlr«tnl. M e Wynn was re-appointed, to be super­ have served abroad haa been re* *hnd the county should be.congratu- ent. Foods." She spoke particularly »,chcu .nd hot chocolate * « • • « » - 1 ^ , n, „ R intendent of the county road camp, tained in thia country • simply -be­ . Uted on having each and every one of milk and urged each and every to servo at tl\e pleasure of this board cause he has ahown superior ability C it,„ . . . . o L ' Emily Starr. I?iith Oglesby, David farmer to keep at least one cow for of theie men as countyofficUU. at the aslary of $100.00 pfr month. . .. . , , ,, -, dairy purpose*. ’• •" ' ..... . « “ “ ■ _ . . . . and therefore he waa better qualified , We thank the court for his cour­ Mr. Joe Cafneron, et al addressed . , . . _. . . In all the meeting was a success Mrs. Mahlon Wright. Mrs. Brodle, Evan> Spenc<,r* • tesies'during our acaatons and extend, th, board in rolor.nr. to th , er.SlnK l o ln,lt" et <,th" , • T h« ' m* n who ____ Williams, Mias Elizabeth Musson, I . T H d * G ra d e -P e a r l Robson, Nezto him our beat wUhes for a succcss- in every way and proved beneficial of-road a t Cameron City, and w*a diaplay* any one of the chevercna " " Misa Lola Ev*n«, Misa Corinne *i® Stone, Stephen Shlnholser. to all. those in. attendance.', lul term of court.. • informed by Mr. Brumley that this |has done hit full duty by his coum . W e ll Side Primary . T o Ahe honorable Joseph H". Jone# . The fame program waa followed Keene, M lu Walker, Mra. C. P. (Continued on page 8) Herndon and Mra. Geo. Fox, Jr. • Firat Grade— Ethel Bolly, Olivia ■tatea attorney we extend our ain*> yeaterday afternoon in Oviedo. i i i v i s �JANUARY 17.19l| THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT HOMK or OUR riUCEM' Phone 181 PURINA CALF Armour* Special Garden Fertilizer, any amount. Nitrate of Soda 7 rc C. S. Meal , , Hordwood Ashes . Rock Lime Dlue Stone Paris Green, Arsenate Lead . Black Leaf 4. Lettuce Hampers, Bushel Baskets and all Kinds' * of Crate Materials. CATES CRATE COMPANY No. 2 W. C. Oats r *3.25 Pure Wheat Shorts - 3.75 ............. "Bran -7.IJ.50 Laro Dairy Feed -*• - 4.25 Purina " " - - 4.10 " • IIPit " - 4.00 ” Horse " - - 3.50 M S c r a tc h "- '4.50 » Chick Mash Feed 4.50 No. 1 Alfalfa Meal Green - - -* -.3,10 Half and Half - - 3.50 Green Cross' - 3.60 .“ The Big Feed House” I f jo u r stock and chickens could talk, they would . thank jo u for buying * ’ ' PURINA FEED # , • A FEED FOB EVERY NEE1*. NONE BETTER MADE. SATISFACTION GUAK-tNTKEp. Buy the feed In the checker board sack. We arc sole agents for thla feed In Sanford the border to escape the Mounted upon playing it bctself, and when , mile from good town in Lake eoun* ty. Easy terms, *2600.00 cash' Police. ^ Sergeant Tom, a member of her .director objected that »n *10Q0.00 per . year., *3200.00 can that organization, loves Jen and un- but a skilled performance j aware' t h i t " V a l is the fdfeilive'he character danCc called tor could be run from 5 to 35 years at 5!$ per Address C. B. Riddle, 901 starts in pursuit.* To frustrate the accepted. Miss Brady promptly dc- cent. delivery of certain sealed orders elded to acquire the technical skill Florida Ave., Tampa, Fla. 35-3tc which he carries. Val’a father and a'.which she lacked for such a per For Sale— House.'610 Laurel ave­ friend pour laudanum in Tom's nue, with one or two lota. W ill sell coffee and he is stupified by the cheap to close estate. .. Write t6 drug. t Jen takes the sealed orders A. Derby, 97 Washington avenue, Influent* (G rip p e), Cold*,Chills an/ and rides to- Rise Post and delivers Fever, Malaria can be avoided anl Oil City, Pa. 34-5tp them to-the Commandant'. She is cured It fla n k 's Chill Tonic 1* uted. It baa been a itandard remedy lo unaware that her-brother is a mur­ Southern For Sale— Ford Truck, almost ne* homes tqr o ver fifteen year| derer and that she has by her act and during the epidemic It aaved thou* engine, shifting top; also good port­ ■ands o f live*. I t la. In addition a rood made his arrest inevitable. , general tonic. JS and SO csn t» a td ru a able__fqrge.__. Would-exchange for •nd - general ei«ree.— M fg.— onty BJ Box 316, City, or The subsequent developments Tropical Cooperative Co.. Jacksonville good horse. Herald Office. • . 34-tf Brc'highly dramatic. Tom Is acci­ ALICE Df tA QY THE DEATH D A N C E ' ALICE B R AD Y AT T H E STAR THURSDAY dentally shot by Jen and she fturses • . him back to life and health. Cupid then enters the lists against them, the result being their betrothal. ' Mias FergiisoMH supported by fine ^ j y — • era mcluuing JEhomaa Meighan. * . or Alice llradv W ill Nol ■... *• • Permit troubling At Star Thursday. — f “ • ELSIE FERGUSON • Alice Brady's established reputa­ HAS IDEAL ROLE tion for ture sihrerity and dogged IN NEW PICTURE perseverance in her work has been put to another test in the new pro­ Famous Aircraft Star Appeared In duction upon which this screen star First Production of Play Ten ik now at work for Select Pictures. Years Ago In a production of her latest'Se­ At the Star Monday*. lect Picture, “ The Death Dance.'1 When Edgar Selwyn’s play. “ Pitre there a *cen*> in which an'impor­ of the Plains" Mr Selwyn** drama tant bit *•( dramatic acting taki-* tizatt<in of Sir Gilbert Parker’s novel place during .the performance of a "Pierre and His People,” was pro­ difficult character dance. This duced in New York ten years ago. dame is performed l>y the .tar. and wuh Elsie Ferguson in the stellar the oruinmy^proceiiun in j .eta.c* role, the play scored a prodigious would he to prnploye an expert dan­ success. This play has beet) |pic- cer resembling the star as much as tjt z. d for Aircraft under the name possible in type and have her cos­ of " lit art td the Wilds" and by a tumed In such a manner that when coincidence. Miss Ferguson lends her the dance is given the audience*could genius to the creation in motion scarcely tell the stur herself wa. not pictures of the stellar role, that of performing the steps. This illusion Jen. daughter of a tatern keeper on, would be heightened by the 4>ni the Canadian border line, about lighting and clever cutting of scenes. whom the plot centers. Alice Brady, however, would not Jen's brother Val slays an Indian consent to such an arrangement for who makes a disparaging remark her Select Picture. The scene being regarding his sister and he dees to an important one, the star insisted ♦ it* .<*> • C LASSIFIE D A D V E» R T, IS IN G• ♦* s -.♦Nl|- m , <♦> «$> FOR RENT For Rent*— Five room bungalowon-Markham Heights with all mod­ ern conveniences. *15.00 per month. For particulars see W. A. Leffier, Box 873. * 35-tf In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the id, ’ pll-ase do not ask The Herald for information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and if we do we arc, not allowed to give W ANTED DOWNING’ Recipe 1818 Ib sold by drug­ gists. Information in regard to it chocrfully furnished bj JE W E LE R MY SPECIALTIES originator PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA Residence Head of Park Avenue GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER • -, ROGERS' PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES OCULIST AND OPTICIAN Dr. Practice Tenflnedlathi* tmTSeaT of the eye Eyes examined by a tegular rcgl*. tered physician Glasses fitted, broken lenrs da. plicated C.J. Marshall •*f • Office 309 Park Avenue For Saler-One medium weight ~ ’ Telephone 291 * mare With c61t. Guaranteed per feet. Pfice *200.00. One stallion Office Hrs: 10-12 i.m. &2-4 p.m two years old worth *260.00- will take *175.00 cash. W. P. .N(oone, Sorrento, Fla. > * 36-3tc TIIOM AN ESI MET WILSON . — E. FERGISON IIOL’SHOU'BR All Local A dvertisem ents Under Thin Heading THREE CENTS • To Rent — House,, corner Cypress Line For Each Insertion. Minimum and Third streets. Apply to J.- E. Charge 25 Cents. • Pace. . 33-tf out this information. Simply write a letter and address it as per in■tructions in the ad. • R. H E N R Y M c L A U L IN 28 W. Church St. - Orlando. Fla -^.vWilson- & Hoasbolder Sanford. LAWYERS • G O O D T O T H E LAST DROP . Florid* MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE RED CROSS M E E T I N G The Third Friday of every month will be a business meetihR of the Red Cross, . ap Woman's Club on Oak Avenue, at 2:30 p. m. . . . E. 0. P A I N T E R * ASK YOUR GROCER F E R T IL IZ E R COMPANY .T n rk N o n v illr. F lo r id a Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Supplies Lost—One black Jersey cow lost Mark a round hole in each ear, white spot in right tlank, white stripe on tail 1 inches long just above the i'u.h For return will pay a liberal reward. ( ’ . L. Byrd, one half mile w*st of ice plant. 33-4tp Foe thirty yesrt we have been manufacturing frnilirers in ihii Scaie— we have unified ev* . ' tomert in every county in Florida. W rit* For Latest Price lost. * Prices alwaya ia lias with Uialit) J. E. SIM III.ING. Local Agenl. SANTO Hit. TLOItllM NOW O PEN FOR BUSINESS ( ’leaning. Pressing and Tailoring n a t io n a l hank u i i l i u m Wanted—T o buy a nice rouen Reply, address, " C o u c h . " - Herald Sanford. Fla. . 84-3tp. ;,. — i *ahk a v e n u e J O IN O U R C LU B • 1G pieces pressed, or 8 pieces cleaned and pressed PRO GRAM SUPREME Beginning Program will b e Changed Entirely. Cancellations, Re-arrangements, .Elimi­ nations, Reconstructipns, Nets' Policies. N ew Pic­ tures, Nesv Stars; Expensive Features. Extravagant Buying, of Good Clean Wedle&ome Entertainment. ----------------------------------- FRIDAY ---------------------------------. • Gladys Leslie in “The Beloved Imposter” ------------------------------- SATURDAY ------------------------------• • A Special Feature Program at Lyric & Star Theatres Paramount and Artcraft Pictures oh Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of Each -Week. * --------------------------- MONDAY ----- i--------------------- TUESDAY We want 1,000 pepper and fomato growers to inspect our stock of 191 $ crop of pepper and tomato seed just arriving Number 1 stock at bottom prices. The I. Allen Seed Co. T l - l p Wanted —A gqod new milch cow L, Greene,~\Yest Side.' 30-tf The Drew Development Com­ pany.-owners of city lots anil blocks located in vartorr* -sections of the city of Sanford are offering them for sale at low price*, reasonable cash payment and twu yj-ar* time for completion • AND will build a few bouses in the white section to suit purchasers and also in Georgetown and Goldsboro, and will irrigate and improve small blocks for truck farms. Apply at affico,* lU6- Magnolia Ave.----86Htc~- FOR SALE For Sale—T w en ty acres fine truck land in flowing, well district. Price reasonable. Will sell in 5 acre tracts or all together. Half mile to depot. N. A. Brockway, Owner, Wekiwa. Fla. 36-4tc * 1 $ 2 .0 0 „ APPRECIATED C. A. W H ID D O N F O U N D --------Bunch of keys. Owner ■ samp by applying at 619 vefiue a n d -paying for this W E H A V E F O U N D IT! :♦ BUSINESS .C A R D S I« ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« One Inch Card* Will fie Published Ui. dcr This Uemdlng At Tbe Rate Of J7.2C Per Year. A PERFECT DRAIN TILE: Thoroughly^ImperTlou* to]Watcr. t'hrtniral Decomposition, Atmospherc]andJ.Moisture. Made from that m i s t nul((|]| gilapicd by tholGoveramenl to wllhfcliad Nitric and Picric Acid tests in ihe construction o f Us immense acldplxntf* Our supply Is limited onlj'by our ^demand.' SC H E LLE M A IN E S • * SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGE AND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA. LAWYER OfTtCK IN TIIX cpnrr HOUSE SANFORD FLORIDA M AH O NE Y -W A L K E R CO SANTORO, TLOKIDA t^Mtf. For Sale — 1917 Ford touring car Demountable wheels. Perfect con­ dition. Phone 6. , P. O. Box 116. WEDNESDAY For Sale or Exchange—One 20 acre, one 10 acre, Sanford Ave. Walking distance to city. T w o lota corner Center and Elm Ave. T w o lota west aide Palmetto avenue 50 ft. from Eleventh St. _ Make offer. B. T. Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal. 30-tf THURSDAY FRIDAY For Sale—Old newspapers at the Herald Office. . 5-tl Jane and Catherine Lee in -------- ;--------------------- COMING — — ---------------------- “ T H E H U N W I T H I N ” . The Newest and Sweetest Little.Star, L IL A L E E in “ T H E C R U S E O F TH E , M A K E B E L IE V E ” . M a ry Pickford in “ J O H A N ­ N A E N L IS T S ” , Etc. ■ : : : : : : The Lyric Theatre w ill,be Open Each and Every Saturday with a Complete Program. Watch for the Date the Big Serial Begins. Watch for other Interesting Announcements B E G IN N IN G S A T U R D A Y A S P E C IA L A F T E R N O O N S H O W A T 3:15, E V E N IN G A T 7:15 P. M -- . jg I ^ ”J * For Sale Cheap—Second hand cyphers, incubators. All sizes up f a 390 egg capacity. Enquire Mer­ chants Grocery Co. 34-5tp For Sale— Sewing machine. Phone o. 46. 35-2tp For Sale—Four room house at moderate price, also lady’s -bicycle. Inquire of Mrs. A. E. Berg, tele­ phone, West Side. 35-2tp For Sale—A good, well improved farm equipped for stock. 146 acres, 100 acres la cultivation, house barn, ■beds, etc. Team mares, machinery slid, dipping vat, farming Imple­ ments, engines, water works. Half Victory and Peace Exposition FIVE C O U N T IE S IN V IT E D TO E X H IB IT Orlando, Florida, February 1 1 ,1 2 ,1 3 .1 4 ,1 9 1 9 The war is over come, celebrate the great event with us. Finest fair in H onda guaranteed— wonderful exposition of Fruits, Crops of Field and Garden, Stock, Poultry, Art, Domestic, Education. Best Races in State. AEROPLANE EXHIBIT AND JOHNNY JONES SHOWS �*^ * * « ** *, • t -CK;.tc.-*i JANUARY 24. 191B THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE PAGE TWO tbs Sa n f o r d h e r a l d JANUARY H , i s , . Sanford, and if we don’ t get it we and school house has been r.r will have it "figured out that the covered with pine straw and t road commissioners for this district improves it very much. have got no heart. , Mr. and Mrs. \V. I Clark CO U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A B U N C H O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S F R O M C O R ­ R E S P O N D E N T S — E V E N T^T 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 E R A L D LONG WOOD Pit K-UPk J. T. McGahey had*fhe misfortune to*hurt his knee when stepping off of a moving auto. His friends will be glsd to know that he is- able to be out and hope he can soon discard his crutches man came up to attend the reunion. Miss Bess Flansburgh of Jackson­ ville was the gheft for the week end of Mrs. Dinkel. C. R. Searcy was a visitor in Orlando Sunday avenue, • Mrs. Wolfingdon of Biltnmrr. N. Relatives and friends are still re­ Capt. Washington and wife left C.t is visiting her cousins, Fred Grist joicing over the return of so many Sunday for New York city. and Miss Hattie Grist. of the boys from over there. ' Lyngwood now sports a Board of Mrs. W. S. Entzminger and Miss Will Robinson i s . helping W. S'. Trade w tyjch held its fust meeting Halley were shopping in Sanford Culp put up a car of Iptttjc# this ^Friday evening. Monday. . «• were present •. The secretary of the West Long- week. The ladies of the A. R. C. re* We expect Rev. Sessions of Sai^ We are all still glad to *'a>w iVat ^rtmed thpir sewing Wednesday and wood a/id Longwoqcb Old Settlers* ford will preach for us next Sunday, Mil sew every Wednesday after- Association received a very interest­ the Flu is not in our neighborhood as it is the Fourth Sunday. ’ any more. ' ing letter from Dr. C. E. Walker and family of Redmond. Washing! orj^ Mr. and Mrs. T o m Fortier were j We were pleased to see'.sd many e West Longwood and Lon Vaughn’s Sunday) out at Sunday school, at whicK Rev. wood Old Set.tlers’ Association held Alfred Ericson is Superintendent *and their sixth annual reunion Jan. 18th read at the reunion. They also sent afterrroom some views Bible teacher. Whiles our President fiear_Uieir"new Home "Mral Jo h n Borell rem arked th a t in Italy, visiting the king, the sou lough. He is rn the Nevada, one of verrir collector made ‘off with hi three, offices were most too many for Old Srltlrrs Picnic the ship* to convoy Ficsident Wilson silk hat. It's a good thine we a! her to fill and desired thet another through the war gone don t haye silk hats or souvenir col be chosen as assistant so Bro. Bal­ Cartys Hartley and family and linger was put in for this place, Miss Etha Hartley .of tiroveland. which p l e n s t h e old gentleman who John Hartley and wife and baby of has been a life long believer in this Jupiter, and- Mis* Nancy Hartley of work. Orlando is vUittng their parents. Mr and Mr* I. J llartle; i‘e r>'ner a« a new member and Mr*. I.aMay of Tr.rpi-n Sprir-.gs nn-l Mrs Duifti and children ha* charge of the 1. r.gwiid l|. it •i„- Mart n boy of Lake Mary w htrh is T.rr- rrprr.r - -. . * ___ __ League’ furnished t.'.e. coffee tended the service. ation * wa* M>rv<(i in the famili: t< M f* * Sjobiom brought over Rev Limgwood chape! cup*, n Edwards and icrson many limes they have him to the tr PURINA 'scratch daughter, Miss Margaret Clark v PAOLA PERSONALS ited Sanford Saturday afternoon Miss Irene Baughaa visited at the Miss .Ruth Roberts Was the home of Mfss Ruth* Roberts in Han­ (if Miss Irene Baughan at "Bid,, ford Tiwrrsday night. wee" Saturday night. \ t r . and Mrs. A. A. Micks were Miss Frances Pearson spent |, business visitors in Sanford Satur- week with her father in Paola. day afternoon. "Silver Grove," formerly knos 7 Rev. C. W. White, newly appoint­ as -the Buchanan grove js hei This grove is one of t ed pastor of the Methodist church prun ed. ( Sanford was in Paola Sunday pret tiest and best cared for in , ;rnoon', visiting at the homes of county ^ McGuin and R. R. Eldridgc. A. P. Connelly of Sanford 'he road between the postollicc .(Continued od Page 9 . CALF CHOW, CATES UOUSJ0 crate com pany 201 W. 1st St I f your sfock an " Horse ” -■ ” Scratch " " Chick Ma«h I No. 1 Alfalfa Meal Green - • . Half und Half Green C’ ro«s - - PURINA . PU R IN A FEED Blue Stone Paris Gret n. Arsenate I 0MOUNT ArccoV Black Leaf I. Lettuce Hampers. Btt Ba»l-et<« and nil Kin*! chiae is ordered cancelled and the bondsmen are hereby rebus. 1 from ould be (fotie at an early Mr. W. Ml Haynes addressed the board and asked that the Sanford Herald be designated as the newspa'per i n -which the laws are to be Motion ot C. W. Entzminger, sec­ onded by L . .P . Ilngan and carried. Chairman Brumley and Dr. Denton arc authorized to allow Mr. Osborn thp sum of J15.00 for thirty days. Clerk instructed to' refer to A t­ torney Dickinson •for his opinion to lie rendered at next meeting of this board held Jan. 11,* 1919, as to thp authority this board bus for tha pay ment of a license inspector. M. t . lltlllnxe, 1*1) (),) c KMP.OO: Mr*. I,. C. GlisMut ^ illian -on. i o<t4Elmir & F « .| Ci. . Jo, ill’ll < 7.tiO: Rower .V Koumiil. W K. Hand, c,.| More, 111.00; V.\ (*. \V "TO1!: Rolit. W. Lord, r, :i Printing C.*.. Di.aJ; |. |, <’(>.. 8.SO; Woodru.f & V' a •> T. Keane, 7.50; -YowellJ0..1.1; K, A. Duueln**. piingor ami 1 «, i d. t t.,-> < board is jmtt'uD t t r.’ -Pilv? I .(l» for tin : • r d , l . i j o ir Motion of C. W., Entzminger, sec T. Whitfield ended, by. ..CL. lL-Swopo-«n<| irrirdrpr. ITT D p rr**7r:— rr-—: all bids for feed and groceries for the month are rejected and Supt. J. M Wynn Is instructed to purchase his Mr. Lee Walker addressed the supplies where ho can get the best beard in reference to payment for prices. » « ! E. H. Kilbee. . . day used-from his land, and on mo­ Notary public bond of K. K. Giles •vopy.. 1 I.Mf; L. A.Jll 1 tion of W. Entzminger, seconded approved by this board. • W. Eutzmingar/lJ.n K C by E. II Kilbee and carried, matter Deed and contract for th e p ur-; ''h’,,fiL I-"; <"»; Frank L. W oodru f 11 iU H V 'V 4 Nwope_tn investi­ chase of—the Elks’ Club next regu.ar m *. t 1 building, by *W •‘• ’ gate "a ml report io this board. held Feb. Iih. |9|9 tin* county were here r\ united hv ||. I’. 1 \!!*-n addressed the board in the respective parties, 1 ’ Contra- 1 for the hail.In ( ’ o n t r i t t , chell, JO.tin. reference I j cancellation oDfraiichi.se be recorded’ and the (joed ^th-rirp-biJHSniiMaH, granted to him to operate Sanford- contract- Co be JiTiW'eVf I n ' escrow in a he entered into betweeav-Ahe-Cm fcntcrpriso ferry and requested that bank of this tity. • Deed to.be deify-1 of-Srmrnnie. and Wltlium G. Kil nine hi- cancelled anyi tiiat his bonds ergd -when terms of the-contract are was here*executed and the clerk men he released," and on motion of aceied out. structed tn deliver warrants in —--* • • amount of »;ii i,»;n 1,. \v m G Kil Pension claim o| Mrs Alice Drig­ for J \at- and pens which haye gers approved. reinly bey-ir cionpli-teil. Mr. U. .1. I lolly llddce—ed t hr __ y v o m T im s r . m \ ( ; r , n t InHii* • ;*i 1*nltlj, nm r«*v* 4 Al.i'itrin Liin !i* a v o id t j .ini c*jrr-*i ' I ' l l n k ' i Chill T o n ic i« ustfi It hft* >•• • n fi standard remedy Ir fo.i.li t Lome* for «»v«*r flft r in y e a r 4 Specials At IEi i CK. i. ln je of t rule Material*. Continued from page D Before You Purchase • . HOME of o u t lifting No. 2 \V. C. Oats - j ! Pury Whi'at Short* -•"fi ” ” Bran -/ | Earn Dairy Fp»i | - - .} Purina " .. .* t Phone 181 *1 the < pi*lt i n l r it anvt tl th o u * tan l> *. \«ft. It in .in A d d i t i o n a ^ fnt*r.il t.iiiie. 25 a n d 50- oi^ntM u t d r i l l m i »*• to r n I M ore*. M f^ . on ly l»i n fi! Tr DU it w i'-i, Ja< kN*invlJl«; l»oar<) in reference to 1 ■.•ur,r . paying the rT-ni of the guvt -ri|urit laboratory in Sanford, and «n mo­ tion (if (•. P. Swope. . seconded be I. P Hagan and carrn I. . I. - - , structcd t o . draw warrant for tho j 1 sum of S 15 00 for this ri nt M o tio n of (i P S a at if. jrwE_F,KDALCIiV COUPOMATIONS, LTO. BUFfAtO, W L^wrHrtrr i.ir.tr;nle where tli-r name o f M t. Dallas for xhairmarrhot Ii.mmi re tciied by maif from Dutton Immediately seconded ol.tr mailing Hst us-d by the the nomination. No other notninn r's of!i-e.* A similar arrangb- tion H|eiuii made upon rnottQii Mr. las been made through t h e ’ liar TEon was duly elected chairpian. * ,!•• toh.l vo d.-.ilers for the dis\ In this way it is hop'd lo v*«n1 y reach all persons affected |utH w lit toe no .-., iry inform t- | ,rlI -n* f o t hci|j 111, i-nl iry . ... 1 . ! • 1. n "il ..f ill, - ■- — • ! ll ir>is hi . ( h lirirrff/ board of 'public 'listruction held at D" it* • • ' .- • • ilu-e Iasi week opv. tL iu io h a .. house, to s e r v e L IQ U ID S A N D P A S T E S FOR BLACK W H ITE.TA N , D A R K BROWN OR OX-BLOOD SHOF* A i Hu- <1 ,,im.-„iiimi m •••img of the by I. (‘ 1 lagan and inrr.id I 1.1 l Harris i- Ih re by employed as jam, ,r f o r th e c o u r t PRESERVE THEiLEATHERi Advertise in the Herald ’ TO THE LAST DROP ph ' '•r- of rtd-, board. 1 1 , 1 ■ ' - ., , I (iraham. Whole Wheat and Muck wheat Hour Churn Hold Oleo .All Good Oleo, TVoco Oleo uu* tlemaivl. so, as ahovi* statfd thuse w lio p^tt’c "lheir orders first, will have* first delivery. • ' tinw pending ’■ It. t -a f • Runabouts $500.00, Touring Cars $525.00. Trucks "FootUVO; Coupdets $650.00, Sedans $775.00. Clover Hill Butter .... J ,(•■ n nirTRurr - ., .il EDWARD IIIUUINS . Y ije iit S iile smnn i !c number • F. 0. P A I N T I bl i c k s m i v i |ft Evaporated Apri cots. m U 'ii'.t «... C. F. W I L L I A M S Seed Irish Potatoes Rose No. 1 (i()f Peck Fish Roe, Salt Mullet, Nice Fat Mackerel . F e rlili/rr s , ! Peaches and Raisins V if iiW 1 t: J.IM IIIIM,. I with friends inMir Mrs. Hodgins w Mr Hagan an.f I i . ksely ar. gun’g into our read proposition pretty thoroughly and here * hoping for better road* ami we believe w^ are goir.g'to "have, them . air.c PHONE t FEW Orlando, Florida, February 11, 12, 13. 14, 1919 D O LLARS IM W IL L 'S A V E IT Do you know that buying new lift A onv me map, anu alter making overy the-tax payers are of non » e are going to get t very one voted a good time and a Guests Sunday a: the home of ad* out our way. The road wish to meet again January. I 9J0 . Mr and Mrs. Roy Lee fluded hr* : :r. sue'n condition that to r.o’.d pn with all thesr st*y of a car going over* "he school Child en are now being trar.fported a I over Seminole county to «chool on arcound ol the had condition o f % the road. The bus made *evera! attempts at the liegin­ ring of « huol to.cwme over this road for our’ chUdreo but had to give it Up as a va7i job. But who is to blame.’ The road commissioners claim that up until’ a month or so ago there had beeft made no corn* p.a’ r.t made to them about the road •and not having any occasion to I -travel oveh. this road they knew; C O U N T IE S IN V IT E D T O E X H IB IT • nothing rf its condition. TK.ro a-»* Great Victory and Peace Exposition FIVE ^ t -vga. instead—of- Flu >rdy plain proof, that JtfH*t-rs are not discha: extravagance? And now that th# price of nefc- casings a fid tubes is go* ing up—up— up. it i* almost crim­ inal folily. not to have your old shoe* atjd tubes vulcanized when possible. It means many dollars saved during the year. Our_ vulcanizing method cannot in* surpassed. We are expert* in reiiuilding worn tires and tubes. ■ V^iCAHiguTTr a Oak and 3rd St FO R S P R IN G P L A N T IN G flK M f i art. R J A N U A R Y D E LIV E R Y LATt-ST m i l l ' « n . •'Z S 4 *?**<rd *« I— « »«■! fU »»le T <RUP !'r'n> OAlSrWSt&Tz*™' - e 1— uvrr. MTTO,. MBtCT. |k 1 Ctvfrlghi t»i* t»r R J. lUpaoMi lobMM Cm. . V / O U can’t help cutting loose jo y ’us J remarks every time y o u flush you r smoljespot w ith Prince A lb e rt— it hits you so fair and square. I t ’s a scuttle full o f jim m y pipe and cigarette makin’s sunshine and as satisfy ing as it is delightful every hour o f the tw enty-four I It ’s never too late to hop into the Prince A lb ert pleasurepasture 1 For, P. A. is trigger-ready to g iv e you more tobacco fun than you e v e r had in your sm ok ecareer. T h a t’s because i t has th e quality. Best Races in Stale A fc R O P L A N E E X H I B I T A N D JOH N NY JONES Quick as you know Prince A lbert you’ll w rite it down that P . A . did n o t bite y o u r tongue or parch you r throat* A n d , i t n e v e r w ill! For, our exclusive patented process cuts out bite and p&rch. T r y it for w h at ails y o u r tongue! SHOWS s KTABUSflfD SEEIb WEEKLY PfttCg U3T HOUSE IN FIOPIOA WWTIFCR cataloo I lie pritvieiuns a* to cigari. e!g •Ites, (ubiicro am) Hiiuif will alf. pructi.-illy every m *r.-li rit in t it ate iif FI u,da. as nearly nil J them carry a sinnil sto-k of tohacr riieso moriUiants shoulil keep thei selves informed through (loir l.n press us to the progress of tin*.pgm •ot:.. K'gmlation und air Hum as t tiill is pa ited should take an a kra inverftory of their stock of cigar ciguri-ttes, tobaccos. and snuffs n hand of that date. . The Treasury Department is pr. paring forms on which theaa in/uj torie.i should he made, and also form on which the return Is to I made and forwarded to the’ colie . HIGHEST QUALITY MAINE GROWN M rite for prices ghing quantity desire J. We handle *e tairj « (W T b U iitttur vera Sanford, Florid* "Spaulding Rose No. 4, Irish Cobbler, Earlv Red B!iss Iriumph, New Crop Turnip, Cabbage, . Onion Seeds and Sets ' Be Sure to Get HE wax-wrapped sealed package with W RICLEVS upon It Is a guar­ antee of quality. The largest chewinggum factories in the w o r ld — the l a r g e s t tries thereon as indicated form Instructions ns proper iiu-thitii uf nuking be return and n*mi11,inci- covering t be taxes will be enclosed with the inventorv mailed to the taxpayer. selling gum world: that in the is what W R IG L E V S means. SEALED TIG H T KEPT RIGHT In order to give the widest tunity to the taxpayer nffec these regulations to soiitire Toppy rtd b a p , tidy rtd tint, handtomm pound and half pound tin humidon—and—that c/tM r, p r ucticai pound cry$tal t / o i i htuyxidor with tpongt moUttntr top that kttpt tht tobacco in tach pcrfactcondHion. R, J, Reynold* Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N.^. The" Flavor Lasts! . • * . • • ■ v* *• . * ** . �. PACE FOUR JANUARY 24, 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD The selfish am Hit ion of an TH E SA N FO R D H E R A LD j principled• rujj-r has miyle ittelf unfels from one end ' o f the world To the It. J. HOLLY, Editor othjr, and lias produced results fr.r U'. M. H A Y N E S , Ituslnowa Manager beyond any. intention or experia1 tion. Published Every-Friday by For instance, Ur Robertson, th*. hj/ad qf the. Chicago .Health Departi menl estimates that of the 1(30,000. deoths from influenza anil pheu, monia in this country, one half ; could have been prevented if the sufft-rcrs hud had skilled nursing. , l.nl*r«sJ u font|.CU*« M i l l Mails r A n (u ii ; i»vs, H Ihs e HanftMtl, £lufMs This it was impossible to supply, for l ml. f Art f J M e rr h 3 nJ, I the army had required 20,000 trained nurses to jm'et its needs, 1 This left II ®cr: £ft f aid Ilulidlof at home barely 'enough experienced mirsiV -for ordinary t in.,*s ami when .\‘ o one is recommending Berlin w* the epidemic arrived the scarcity of resort at present nurses was immediately felt. The people who died on account of insvificient care in sickness were as truly victims of the Prussian mil­ itary system ns if they had died on the battle field. , decided ' what to do. She’ is some cute little kid'tdl rfght. *■ Letters From Soldiers Tell papa to send me the address of Aunt Emma apd his people in England, ns ‘the one he gave me rj at the bottom of the sea. I have passed Dover a number of tilii-i. vf) route to Newcastle nnd if he sends me another will try and stop off and See them. 1 am getting ajong ffne and enjoying the best of health. With Ipve to ail from F» *- V. Baptist, Methodist nnd Preshyt* riun churches change their hours of service, making them thirty min­ utes later. Morning preaching at 11:30. night services 7.30. Sunday schools will begin 30 min­ utes later than heretofore. It is to lie hoped that the AmorD can soldiers now in Russia are North Dakotans. Those boys would soon fight in the snow than shovel it. Uncle Sam's troubles in the peace conference are not concerned with *1}oundar(es and indcmintles. ,Jle only-w ants to get his hoys home'and to "live happy! ever aflvi." * * —U AJJrr* Baptisf Church Attention is called to the change adopted by the First Baptist Church in the hours for service. Beginning j next Sunday. Sunday" school will be t> a. tn., and the morning service will begin at 11:30. In the evening thoO. V. P. U meets at 6:30 and the preaching sendees I It takes a wijll balanced mind to see both sides of a question. Uftbn times we arc so obsessed The price of beer in St. Louts has with our own self interest that we gone up to .twenty* dollars a barrel.] cannot see the other's* self interest. eorrgrrsr Seeing the other side gives a clear­ t ra tio n ..J-lfsV V i Kggps Hours of Church Services Change er understanding of a whole question including our side This does not mean that .we must j believe in or he on the other side in order to see it, but we can see the other's viewpoint, even though it is not ours and may not be the true U fiL. -• .— ------- — 1 — ~ , • Among the dil-orc * which thrutcn the home lifv^ of Aim-ru a there is flffne more ■scrhiijr rha .“ *T*.v*»S^rrw between the dollar aa.d. i t.«■' |>n ' rl.e most valuable mi ing power. * :drs of a centroversv are Letter No. 1 A record attendance is desired next Sunday at Sunday school. Dear Mother and ail: • . . The pastor's themes are as fol Just a few lines toilet y'ou know lows: Morning, A Lesson for fisher I arrived in Montreal (I. K. I got men: eveni ng, Safe.« tVy.v.tr:» v, »"i liberty tonight to ..w.-lwiwiMarict'Uiii1 ~~ ?fgFT< It -•■ems- .-'.range to have th - Canadian money you have a pocket full of lug coins and nothing i * pext convocation of Monroe P in it? Chapter No- la R :-A . M. will be There are all kinds of people over He'd on Tuesday evening, Jan. 2§'th, o'clock. i here* mos!l\***FrVr.eh • and wounded be -mmt-ncing promptly at which time, the R f soldiers. ' will be conferred Montreal, Canai a. Sept. 3, ‘ Is D ID YOU G E T T H A T C H R IS T M A S B A N K IN G CLU B PASS K TH A T W E SE N T YOU? IF SO, B R IN G IT IN AND JOIN * YOU CAN ST A R T W IT H 10 CENTS, 5 CEN TS, 2 C E N T S OR 1 C E N T .' YOU IN C R E A S E YOUR P A Y M E N T S T H E S A M E A M O U N T EACH W E EK . IN 60 W E E K S: „ ? 10-CENT f-C EN T . • 2-CENT 1-CENT CLUB CLUB CLUB CLUB PAYS ' $127.50 * PAYS _63.76* PAY3T~'1 PAYS 12.75 W F ALSO HAVE EO CENTS. $1.00 AND $5.00 CLUBS W H E R E YOU P A Y 'IN TH E S A M E A M O U N T EACH W EEK . „ JO IN TODAY. ,PUT T H E C H ILD R E N IN , TOO. YOU W IL L R E C E IV E 4 PER CENT IN T E R E S T PEOPLES’ BANK OF SANFORD On Flour, Grain and Feed Fruit and Vegetable Crates Y'ou r«n Bur From Ut at M holrnale Friers Writ4i fur l ile« List ff. A. Merryday Company Palatka, Florida nan.tSM m m M "• It. elsnt. FHifi# atul Pi I •r.urtfc’. iruitn# 1 tw« * ar>fj rifcftt*. 4 i’Arv N " M S'.4.1. «nd OmMr*«t»l T r-»» fih.ul'4., iim .t »„*) U r ^ M p h i . No. *A ThdiVrsn. It>r«*wnnlr V»lo« *-r r.rer>- I era a d Uotca ■•.1 u . OstTiia*iTi»l Crop. On Traits, Nuts and Shade Trees No Tl. O.n.rml' Trnlts, Toarhosj ] lumi. Cnpn. Ortlrrm. na. ■ No X Th. Fi* u a llom. fm lt and ft 4 U 1 U £«rtr 1 rrsfi, “ Inter-State Nurseries - j Li. J f.irpnra- they-are now'user! — liquerr. They A sheet fo r e v try day. Due of these pads will re.mind you o f important m atters'that are to come up during the year in your business, household or -personal affairs. W e have them 'w ith desk - ii«!r f,nr !-.4-inr *t > w rr. rooms dm-s n-‘t- lag even if the war .*>,i.4cr. The iad:es stiil go one day everj week anti a goodly num­ ber is a!waj-3 present. d>J 4 jtiD , I »i- c iii-s.5 ! S FI fL .f «1if fTtr. VV S j chJL, > K 4.0? i«* - The young people enjoyed a moon­ light picnic at the Harney pavillion last Thursday evening. Those pres­ ent were Misses t Kathryn Flynt. Elizabeth Stones, Alice Coffee, . Clair Harrison. Edjth McClellan aid Helen Mofan and Messrs. W i ­ lucKy so lar, got "suaiv once. T:.e liam K'.lbee, Ossie Flynt, ButterLake. Rergne wgs torpedoed Oct. 21 at 7:10 p. m and sunk in 23 min­ utes. All the crew we saved. We were picked up by an English pat.-sl boat and taken to. Cardiff. It was Crockary Saver. 2:30 a. rp* when we reached port, Danger of breakage Is eliminated In where'we stayed at the Angle Hotel a new motor-driven dl«h Washer In two weeks until » > got anoth-r .rV , *« ( V f 11a r » l f J«m. I$£L ?. r? 20 W 20 r h«. S* ilia T, 1 p 4 j j 7 ch ? , S f ( ac f ft**-- f ii»>; J*‘ l*. d a t r 4 S t l? r*- C- Ball Ifrir*, his bit to win this war. i have s n tome exciting times since- I have been here -the people in'the Fjatea do r.ot knu-a the war is cn. compared to oyer here. Well, we the Welsh pert we hft are there. W - go back it%T £ /-r.a, rr staining ^ a^faft tut't* Ut U-*. AJ M E .M D E R V i h£DER,\L REShRVX SYSTEM ^ a r o u n d th em . J. R. Y t arb) Here i Mr. J. R, Y’ear by was in the city this wttk in the interests of the Delco Light Ccmpany of wlich he is (jbtrat agent and salesman., Mr. Ycarby I t s plaad a number of these private electric lighting p’ants in thik ccunty as shown by his an­ nouncement in another part of this th e fof \ tai.a f ifl£ lief- > ■■ H 50 f., wbleii the -b*h'-s are held stationary In w ife baskets and w a t e r Is fo rced 'OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. Phone 148 Sanford, Florida M a cclen a y n o rid* , r-bruary, with our meat not CALANDER| PADS FOR c . M . Qrtm ne ft Oa. S Ji S9 .m. K to ,-H. s : cr, N ga.sT ffc. . ,ni.o is; gs S«ld tt Ih, (f»,petty ei .Vi** T . t ( . I .t , , ■, \ klh <!.> ‘ ( j . A. [i. la t » I . » tar } » » I }5 t!, ,,i S'W'H “ I S*«- :. T » :•! j , J; I J . I U » r f. • ft • I* , it . I T r p .C S .. S ( f t ™ o i* ( C r t it ft !- , » f , sure had some time with SCCt>f4tm l w U r , tst deed » girls. Y'ou know every **n is * g ’*th r itt *■( K-Vru.r W ( t Sf * 1 try ettris) >tr.n< we all get a girl while we ttt* ttt. g ir d 4i> -1 fsftttsr-, .-»!* K. V.-Di My girl tn Cardiff wants r itfk C-rc4tl l ‘ *uft. S.ntif i.. to America, so I ain ui> �r-rs-3 -*■-— v . - Fr— V • * » • • JANUARY 24. 1919 Ip TtU: S A N T o n n .T ig in n i- 1 LMie Happenings •gallon of jjlller* in Brief 1 Perrimal Hems . In and About S The City Summary of the Floy linn Small Talks Sucdnrll) Arranged for Herald Headers i f ‘ SI l *: ••ygw Rnglo n a -suppenn t the uc Forist building Rtvcn~try The ladle ef the Congregational cliureh Satur J1V (tomorrow) evening, 5 t * ‘J. BT-ltc • o i. with Hit* proper parts, properly installed anti it \vi.!i ;ho Vw* have liu* accessories and parts and know how t'* i t v 1 he H is iii-iiur iffvatly cnlarucd and \vc are now ready to meet vour evepy reqinre’ purU f. tj 1- ortis and other cars. Wc cannot enumerate the many articles it we have in this line. All we ask is iat you just lis this one point in your niiivj. iit w and forever When You cessories fc ■. and Mrs. II It, StBaltimore . Wed netday o f A u to A c Car. T h in k of 5. P ark A v e n u e Mi.-i__Margaoat—C:ula'.ea!.i**f, W E W IL L B E C L A D TO S E R V E YOU ‘ , Auto accessories can he found at all times at the.Sanford Cycle Co,. avenue. 3ay to attend t Centenary... I have for sale King's Improved Cotton Seed, the earliest variety known. Yields over forty per cent Mr. and Mrs, lint and a very prolific vielder. The spent the week only cotton that will heat the boll, Beach a* the gue: weevil. These seed are* North Caror. Lavvt hi .M um o! AJLinta was B. L- JVrkins. ’ t 1.inn grown and giwrunteed to Im» railed htT*k by III' illness i*T liN lit i It* Ur. Bails still at !,inruin Hotel. pun*. M, 1*. Ldpe, Box St5, San­ son, Lawton, who u.th jinf1mother Srt bim fur glasses f o r ( headache, ford, Fla. . * 37-2tc have been spending Some time as poor vision. Byes .tested free. -Martin M r Dante!,, one of -the the' guest of Mrs. Moon's brothers, * 35-itc “ Herald Boys" is home from camp Messrs. Chappell and families. w D. L. Thrasher left Saturday for on a three day furlough a-nd is .visit .lin­ Baltimore and other eastern markets ing his mother. Martin has bn-n n.tid v,here 1, g"es t*i buy new stock for transferred to liu* Ordnance Depar-t- lord spring and summer. ment und thinks his chaiiti * fnr'Tu*- |! ,t; , ing mustered out “n tin* near future- im .i* uiaeK peas. 13.3) per hu, Mountain beans, <* per lb Orange ram* seed <1*75 p f o. b our station, suho rlrmatioti Hickory Scad i lie Kory, North Carolina. C LASSIFIED ADVERTISING For Sale or will tTade good bor . Itansuip, Shoemaker. First St, i All Local AdvcrtiBetncnls Under Thin Heading THKUU CUNTS a Line For User, Inner lion Minimum Charge lij Cento. - the* Saul of tC ( V* - WE HAVE FOUND IT! t! LC f UftVIN TILE.* Thoroughly Impervious tnjWater. Chemical l).*r met niii'in, Alai >vpluvu j.i a I ] Moist lire. from that **.ime materia' adopted hi the Government to witlrstand and Pirrir trid lesis m ihe rimslrurllnn of ilk intinen.se arid plant*. Our supply Is limited only by our demand. At; ENTS IN SEMINOLE, ORANGE \NJ> LAKE CO DMTIES. FLA. ria-i * nur. ,i. I'arn.ru, Nori i Crrii.ft s*-,tft nu A lta m o n te Longweod I.ake Mar Paste Monroe l*ir* A ,r. and (?*!i SI AL M. MASSEY. Pastor Hipt st Church and -Sun a.v S, hoot invite'you to • worship at the Temple GAYS c a i .a n d k r 1 M Sunday School all depart me ‘ 11 b in. Evening Worship b’clecllona of Songs and I,! , r. !y l*,e Temple Choir, SupP‘ rleil |,y ihe Ladles’ Chorus at i;f* p, mple Is so arranged ns 0 “ * ">*nfortabl*i •whether the ®eathi* he h ,t or cold. . ' K 'Vp ii W e' o m e S V M ( d i l l , | KI I I I I M Lit-lie, ' NOTICE T O TA \ I"AYEltS As require! by S-*ction 1J. Chap*.-r Laws of Florida, I will b? in tite following place/ en the date? set after each, between-the hour* of I <'.00 ;i. ni. and 3 ."0 p. .;n., fjir the purpose of receiving tax returns. Geneva ■ February loth Chuluoia ' MAHONEY-WALKER CO, >4111 K m id.*,I ** a pretty romance v.ntcli iwga.i .-veil years ago when'the pri-tty bride-loIn* visited )ier sister. Mrs. i».*st, who v. as a resid'-tu IV*ra , m that time. Mr. t-aldv.,*’! i.i one of Sanford's .lltb most ^rnniuii at young husin v lien and is a young man i*f slcrliu-, char­ acter. • Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell will be at home to their numerous friends after February lath. Your Savings Account ur« very truly, A. VAU G H AN, ' Tax Assessor, A perfect drain tile: thoroughly impervious to water, chemical de­ composition, atmosphere* and moist­ ure. Made'from that su n- material adopted by the g jv er.im . t la vith, stand nitric and picric a jJ tei'.a in the construction of its Imrneuse |nitrate nrid plants. ) Our supply is limited rmly by our deni an d. Sole agents in Serr^no'e, O range a n d I.ake counties. Florida. M AI Cl) N E Y- W A L K L it Co. 34-4tc Usually, though, Cholera gets in before wo know it./ Then it requires c!c 30 attention to each hog—each hog must he dosed— and if you will dose them as directed you will save better than 90 per ■cent. If you don’ t, th* B, A. Thomas m?di:ine post* you nothing. We—not aam.* distunl manufacturer—pay your seasons m « ney back. ’ rn-b, : . L. Aiken Seed Co. 34-ltc ’ Sanford For Sale— Old newspapers at the Herald Ofllcy. . 5 tf For Sale Cheap— Second hand cyphers, ir\,cuhatura. All sizes up to 390 egg capacity. Enquire Mer­ chants Grocery Co, * 3t-5tp For Salt* — A good, well improved farm equipped for stock. 1,13 acres, 100 acres ,in cultivation, house barn, sheds, ptc. Team mares, machinery silo, 'dipping vnt. farming Imple­ ments, engines,' water works. Half mile froin good town in Lake coun­ ty. Easy terms, J2G00.00 cash, $1000.00 per year. $3200.00 fan run from b to 33 years at 5> J per w C.. B. Riddle, 901 Florida Ave Tampa, Fla. 35-3tc For Sale—House, 610 Laurel ave * • Your Best Friend # • a n d . t h e . lo n g e r y o u c u l t i v a t e its a c ­ q u a in ta n c e t h e m o re f r i e n d ­ ly i t w ill grow , Get Acquainted A t Once W e W ill Introduce You, B rin g A Dollar! emmoe Uounty * 4 3 | i. ft.; •rgL £ A i 9: Y j-J **1 t -: -iffl* -I 1 fi i * Dr. C! J. Jessup, a prominent physician of Kitanning, I’ a., and daughter, together with \\ . H Schuyler' of the same place are stoppinu at tlu; .Hotel Carnes. They will remain several weeks and are enjoying the hunting near Sanford. h and F red k i i ft Frown has accepted a po- H. B. Crowder and Miss* Margaret .. I*. McCuHeF Grocery Cc.. Kina Tuesd ty l an<! Wednesday 'ii ii |. �'• -t . ■■■ .“ ■ A. •*» <■ f4 tr*P*T+*+‘ |( « * v . MM , •'•IT* * . •, -cr.v*^* ' i .<• ■r w » vr*r*:- u ) u i i x ' K > i * u^-cf VV< - ■ - • * * : •- * W M *®nt .•: • r» >cu -v r ■ r ».- ^ . r . W ■ “ -- -----r ^ ~ ---------------- -■ >» - ... r- t - - ” * , • '- • - v h M M O T •v»«-Jrwxj.~ V* **■»*-*• •C<J.*C/«<*« « . ** A ••> - I ELDER SPRINGS WATER l'Sc NOW O PEN FOR B U SIN E SS :. . THE MOST I-.— D A N G E R O U S D IS E A S E with a |. nd I , .1 If I.. f.- ! ■& Company’s a •! -I. ii 8 ■E arn in gs clow They Affected You Br-. i ' - *: __ - , . .■ -: ' .Yr ^ 5‘ - - -r Nupti.i* .,i i nn rec.lflott if t liurrii f r y •: . ' :, . . * * i . ■ • I..n,: with N|rn. F’raiP'e A F’r-.. a* oriMnixt. The . organ » i niN-, ■ ’ In*: i I’rebiile iii I'. Gri Tiie N igh tingulf at ii ' . i; • \ •• . A ■ • . a 2/2 ' - * *' 111 ELECTRICITY FOR, ANYONE ANYWHERE ; Vvk.vJ _ 'r,~raz L* M 1 J ^K LC O-LK i H F will li^ht up y o u r su m ^ nirr cottage, >our y r o u n d s a n d yo u r docks, brilliantly jand econ o m ically . It will lig h t yuur l i o use b o a t.o r y o u r ynrh t. I t Tias am ple ca p acity t o liglit h o u se and o u tb u ild in g s, a n d to furnish pow er for p u m p , w ash ing piachine, refrigerating m achine, vacuum pleaner,'electricfan, etc. • r r«r- * \ D iit ih g it iu ‘ t w e lv e m o n t h s e n d e d N o v . 2, 1918 (its fis c a l y e a n , S w ift & C o m p a n y t r a n s ­ a c te d th e la r g e s t v o lu m e o f b u si­ n e s s on th e s m a lle s t m a r g in o f p r o fit in its h is to r y . * "I fS | o i? m IVVito fu r th * D j L ' o *L ig h t booh nil over th. I ...t d >;. , ( , T,ij. 4J. tiinr. who is a lm ■ tht* rntthdr of "Oitp (ioliii'ti Day," aft w.-.tin • it |awake I .» tii.d farnu i. She .-ay- r m t T;i■ ■- i "i;,,. ,i tTi •wyif.v itself. • T h e |i.»-t litile vvi'l be ... m i - V by Gay. At tig- M-rn .■ thn will speak i'll ‘‘Tlit* Traveler.’ ' At lent I ill is lalleil to the hoti-A of service, the m irning ones rema ttiii: as rhey are. Sumiay seiiool at church at eleven. The evening *•?. vices will he ail van -i f l.a'f a i ' i■• i ( ’hristian Fboleavi.r coming at p* unil el.urch at 7 dlo ■ Profits o f the meat business—under regulations of the United States Food Administration — were limited to a * maximum of 9 per cent on capital employed but not to exceed 2?g cents per dollar of sales. Swift & Company in the regulated departments earned 7-57 per cent on Cfipitul erhployed and 2-04 cents per , dollar of sales, out of Which" had to be paid Interest on borrowed money and taxes? - Here is how ‘ these 'earnings affect you. Live-Stock Raiser— Swift Si Company killed 14,948,000 bead of livestock, which weighed olive, 4,971,500,000 poujid3. Swift Sc Company made a profit of only a fraction of a cent per pound livewcight. Consumer— Neniors Tlie Seniors received an invltatiodi from the Green Boom t ' I j 1, „f steison University to attend the play ,f Priscilla nr the'Courtship of Miles Stamlish. The majority of fhe Hus ex w et to art end'. M, p;. |{ i Juniors • l i i e Juniors In hi meeting to-see about getting their banner'fixed. The ria>» have charge 'of chapel this week. k p: K i Snpho inur i*^ The Soph.Olio-. . I |la--, chapel l.l-t w e e . a .d g., , ij, Jeral iiitere-t ;ng I r ig - „f . O. CL.Woleatt, , . T. PHnwkins.t B. F. Wheeler, ‘ 0. P. Swope, E. A. Douglass, F, ,F. Dutton, Mrs. j. S, Moore, ' • • B. G. Smith, '*x T. G. Roebuck, Ben Fish,- - r f.t. Haight _ ____Mrs. A. Dorner L. M. Rehbinder, v O. C. Bryanfr dr Oviedo Boat Co, " n r , Die F resides need stirring up. They are not. doing ariv thing to ntl trait attent on. . M F7 R., Reporter, Machln* Works With Peat Qat. Danish investors have perfected motors thnt are clnltnesl to work well with jtent gas qs f u,.| Instead pf ben-, line or gasoline. * were ,es9v th“n ^ cent n * a c o n s u m e r p u r c h a s e d o n ly b w ? .t & C o m p a n y ’s p ro d u c ts h e w o u ld c o n trib u te o n ly a b o u t 78 c e n ts a y e a r , 1 *’ cents a week as profit to the company. S w ift & C o m p a n y , U .S . A . General and Permanent Laws Enacted by Special Session of the Florida. . . Legislature, 1918. . C IIA I’TFBC 7730— (No. 6). *.. A ct for tb# lle llo f of J. H. T a tter• son, former County Commissioner o f the Fifth County Comiol»*10rter ■ District o f Duvul County. Florldu, * fo r loss of compensation durlnx his suspension from said oltlce. Whereas, tho Governor did, on thu -ith day of August. A. D. 1916. suspend , Vi Patterson from tho oltlce o f C.iuntv Commissioner o f the Fifth Coimnlsslotnw's District o f Duval County, H o r- !!,“ !l.'.hc. T M l,? u.'n 9 « k n t» r of the par- autborlzed and empowered to admlnlater era*ea, and any other p'roperty cepet|LU" r " ......... - ----------------*----------------- ------usually admlnle- d a ily dralgned lo facilitate the vlolato require auch lion o f nny o f the provisions o f this nd fair dlacloa- Act. and to sell any such property not his knowledge specially designed to facilitate the vlo o f any o f the latlon o f any o f the provisions o f this i - -— — ------ — - — v And such State Act. Such destruction and sale shall be In the presence o f the Clerk o f the Clrtorrieyn. County Solicitors, and Oth- in.utc to appear that the bona (Ido owner Attorney, CountySolicitor, or othor i-r l ’riiH4-vutlnz Attorneya Connnls- or such personal property was not con- prosecuting attorney, la hereby uu- cult Court o f the county, and at auch cemed In any auch violation as nrln. thurlied and em power'd to nie • times, place*, • • Court, to which he may be at- such Judge shall Tn his order direct. It Kmpiuyeci andR7oUpr r ^ uccfiiury C" ,U' second ..i.i ., __ by ' Coin,«7e.0 iniiea, nnd tu I rt>* liofuro or nft^r ihn degT.e^.'oV fart Anil tthe lor or In *term. — — — -*"*•*be tho duty * • o f* such • — ~ to lm sc hud. In vacation Inform*shall Sheriff Said Offlcers' ond°"to P r o v ld ^ fo r ' th l ,,u,h! n* In this A ct shall be tlons against persons charging the vlo- mediately convert Into the Fine and Attendance of Witnesses Upon A*nv Anv M u" '» w « u i tor A 11•nilnnc©r*ofinw i tneises' Upon’ £°hh n"»ifr*«r tiT * i ” any latlon o f any o f tha provisions o f this Forfeiture Fund o f tho county th* pro­ investigation of the Violation o f this i„!rt a ,,°,rn*y to trans- Act herein made a criminal offense, as ceeds from sny such sale. And It la .lo I’ruvlde \Yhat anan ^ o n «tlb* tr*h »P o rted. or bq con- £ff. M . ^ ^ . c o M l s U n t with th# Con- hereby expressly declared to b e .th i lntute Prltna Facie KvTdenc7Tn'~Pro.'e th# tr»n»I*>ft*tlon of. or fo r stltutlon o f this Stats, and to causs to tentlon o f this section that mU'autr,i^o> cutlons or other IT o c e ^ rn is Pnd.^ s.2. C0,?,n‘0'* ,cf rrl* r ‘ o transport to the obe Issued by the. .proper warrants blUs, motor trucks. t»,.,_ . V iroceeuings unuer State Chemist, aoeh sh.rirr r » n nt . . . . . . . officer . . boats, ___________ Chemist. . from from such Sheriff or or o ff > arrest o f th the persona accused' in .acvessels, and o th c* water m f t 1 line .lin n ,.................................................... _ ..u .W----------- . -_u .. . .. :hlnes traveling through th7 other means o f conveyance, violation o f any o f the pro* this A ct or to facilitate the ,f tho provisions o f this Act. forfeited and,disposed o f In the Is proylded In thl* Sectlon.-or Fifteen hereof, as the same Thl* \ct r.i PrnMt.it ■inj.tun.ju i i i , « r lo r any common carrier or to ruiiy unit fairly answer any pi applicable , co'nvlc• . • I,! P rovid e* i minitvU f n ? \ v M n } ° ' r" " »l* ° ',«. to any Sheriff or prosecut- question put lo him. shall upon coi misdemeanor Sec. IS. That the right o f property In provided, und to all . i — v - n — ■ * . . .ting ’ ::’r ous, C.™J i ' C t l e j S ,“ rSTh1’ to M .h'.„ btTeim- b>“ u,; !?;J5*J,“rr In ^ n T a rc u u 'c barpoe- ld WhVreas The Sennte o f the Stnto o f der. purchase, ’ TlorlJA* un \ho 2!tb tiny o f Mn>» A. I • tikxlcatlrifc ll(iuom fur pfraonal une un 1917 rofu»eil to- fulvlue nnd conm*nt to a boveraga not oxrrrtJInR mm «iunrt iluriiaUl*AUipcnilon* thereby rcInitutlHE the Ing any period uf thirty ‘ con«ocutIve said J. It- Patterson In ulllcn for the re- duys to bo ordered, purchased or trailsmalnder of his term o f oftlco: and, ported In Interstate commerce.or IntraWhereas. Upon tho suspension o f the stato commerce or otherwise by any s-ild J: H- Patterson from oltlcein* a fore- common or other Carriers from nnv said the Uovcrnor appointed H onorable po nt without or within the Suite to uny . l i l Drown to flit said vacancy: and, point within the Slate. • * . Whereas; the said D. C. Drown held H<c. 6. Upon the trial o f nny person said oltlce und received tho salary, com - under this A ct It shall be prltna facie • t ill, i im.nL . . I i",?.*. *. J” V , o f h*B profession In this State, to trans- such Circuit Court to finally try nnd de- Jntnnlca ainse^Void .tt.7.n 1 . ‘ _ ,,rnsatlon and ewolumanla .iV l t‘ hat, Intoxicating -liquors w e re ' -LLA* " *>r Liquid* anil Certain past, nr rjmin io b . i|.qi,«|“ 'ftr l,nll ,.ih . . aml . . i -i-^..._ ‘t * ? * .1* m* A T . O a l i fo|uV lM l o bhl» i. ti»»»«ln<»teewlpe, «n.i and . a o th..fe .....i^ pepara d «eu _ - ^way. r o dlspeQsed T K T 5 r or given the remainder br the liTin o f , or?cr* J'. procured, transported o r ^ rellffT r o l there to msnte properly connected with Such a ions o f thl* Act and nil nth j II. Patterson to the amount o f F ig h t- celved In vlolutltin o f this Act -If-any other personal Jluelvely case, she'll be by the Clerk o f -.Id Clr- proDerlv that em Hundred Sixty-Seven* Dollar* and waybill or records .of shipments, or Court promptly transmitted to the i „ y P pi-rsu'n association o " personsL or Mighty Cents (I1867.B0), nm m o n fu u y amount round In .the possession o f any skey or brandy, which may proper Court o f tho county for trial nnd corporation In the vlo h iU o n ^ r nf appears by the certificate o f the C ltrji person, shows thnt he received or transdispensed liy 'auch. pharmaother proceedings In conformity with the pravis one o f this A l7 whtrn of the Circuit Court and Ex-offlclo Clerk ported by and through the means staled Make Aiqiroprlntlon Th erefor: to cist only In quantities, not exceeding tho general law. Ami the trial o f such h a ^ l l r e i t used to facilitate of the Hoard o f County Commissioners |n this ACt any nnumnt over uinl above m i.?'i lm/"/ V*" ^Pension o f Ccr- eight ounces to nny ono person at ally tain Officers for Neglect o f Duly In . .*.,1-• ounce,- to •any one •person• at ally- lower Court shall he on auch Indict- tlon o f ut v o f tho i,ruvUI, ?i ,1f h. ?LV uf Duval Cuunty, F lo rid a ; and, one quart o f Intoxicating liquors rfor one time, and only upon the written nnd ^nents or Informations, nnd If quashed and all o / th e Ihlnss tneniinnLi1 ra tbe Fnfiircemcnt nr this Act: to Pro­ signed prescription o f a physician reg- or held otherwise Insufficient. Whereas. Tho Constitution o f tlio I,overage purposes wlthffi any tlilrtv It shall lie tion rFour or thl* /VCl, AcL PirViVd°intJ1. l.I,.eSfC* vide Hint so Much o f Chapter 72SJ. 11 nr v m nt ll e.l m..l *.» ..r .eileu .iw fn .......... c jv__ iw u r Ul irilM Slate o f Florida provides that no re- consecutive days; and the Sheriffs, Dcpptcr 1.X3. ularly admitted nnd licensed to practice law ful for any Sheriff. .. Deputy Sheriff, biles , ,motor, trank*' inCIUUinff ,.lUtufllU. Laps " f Florida. Approve •Instated officer shall suffer tho lo s* o f utles and Constables shall have uuthor,ed April |,|* profession' In this fifnte by a Hoard ITtisecutlng Attorney. Constable or prl- buaft » » 2lln. 1U17, “ Itelnllng to th the I'urnlngs of his office during the tlfno |(y to arrest without warrant.and seize be mnnu- ,,f Medical F.xnmlnrr*. who*before writ- n tts -T tttr n ln mnke nnrt subscribe to-atrTWttehnttg frua/unr tK M l.^h^h1' farture. pfissesslon nnd .traffic 1 Ing such prescription shall have either an affidavit o f complaint against, the nc- nnd nil other mains fit .M.1™ ".*!1of his suspension lltercfruin^uuW.-tlvcCe.- -a ll liquors - foumj In this State where »Hlc In In n atcnlirtllc or Intoxicating lie f0i*e. . ... f ouhd In. violation of this Act and the i'l <> l-rbfrs.lon.l kltowledgiCof the case, or cased. *nd trial and further proceedings ln „ , J'vMUHon other liquids. i i - I-, Unacted by the Legislature o f the same shall be disposed o f ns provided Stnto o f Florida: . ... ■ ' by tho law* o f this State. nils' nU- i " : ^ ,,n * a ,n‘: l*or: ,:n; whom the prescription Is Is- general law ,ts If such prosecution had any of^h°e nro^lV.n^V% , r a , ! ^ ,V * Q.n Section 1. That the sum of F-'l-"*?®" Dec. «. That nny person violating the 1,. r ! ' rtM. J arnl * ,n. T 1 rh ":»*'* prewcrlntlon ulutll l»o flntml orljrlnally Iwcn lul tl.it «•«! In Ruch lowrr in r<»hv • ° n"wi ^ Hundred Blxty-ssvcn Dollars und L lg n ty provisions o f Sections one. two or three such manufacture traffic nnd keep- „ n,| *hnll be In substance the follow ing Court. And.no Sheriff. Deputy She riff.’ , o , , „ ^ e i / r a , „ of* ln “ “ k p e r Cents 191 867.80) be, iu»d tho same ts „ f this Act shall be punished by a line ".n .J relating, f„m ,: _ .. ' Constable Or Fro.ecutlng Aftorney shali H n am Tl i iam e sM.'i '. n r f o i T 'o 'V to certain rluh* nnd other places, hereby uproprlatcd out o f nny-m pney* o f not less tlmn one hundred Dor tiu/ro tcqulrad to )w y coat. In any prosecu- That It .h alTb^ he duty o f th l M v e A where such liquor* nrc received f o r ' Fttat* o f Florida, In the State Treasury not otherwise np- than live hundred dollars, or nut ies* a or other proceeding under any o f Sheriffs Deputy Sheriff** C on l»«»?iV t^ J certain _ purposes: relating to nul- i ’l|uoO' o f------— --------•' . •tironrlnted to be p a id 'to the'said J. II. -than one nor mure than six mhnths.ln . "aiicea. and ItnpoNlng - ffiitlq* on err*•— -.2 —- - - - - - - — . - , . a * regularly- D-, bond for same, o r-lo make an Insolvent unv anil alt' aurh munlcl|>a1ltl«fl( Patterson for-Siild loss o f compensation, the county Jail at htrnl lalsir. of Inlth. lain offlcertr nnd prescribing- certnln censed and practicing physician un.... Sec S, Tho Comptroller Iii hcr*n»y nuSeo. 7. That If any Section or part o f under affidavit. * nd nil costs accruing In nny * ,uch ihlnjtM, oner tho ntimo remuille*'' m Is nut In Conflict with In c'law * of said S tate , do heroby certify proifcution ikr oth tr thorlxed nnd required to draw his w ar- Section o f this Act shair bn held to tie it i i f S **ln V u n * T r u,0 county until disposed by uf th«nsHhvrlff of , r proceeding under Is In this this Act Shall llemaln In Full Force 1 have either n professional knowl­ rant on the Treasury for said sum or unconstitutional or Invalid that fact liny .uf tho -j>rovlnk)titf h* o f this Act shall Section nrovid.il , ,, ,* „ !n ‘ "J* edge o f the case, or that I h iv e exam- tie -charged ami KfTcrl ThmiiKlimit the Hlnl<*« Flitliteen Hundred S i x t y - s e v e n D o l l a r s *(,«(! not Invalidate any other 'Section against tho county nnd paid ,|„ty Go. Sheriff r m * " ,I*D be the patient In my nml to Brin Mr lVnitl(l«‘H for 11» ••nd............... ............. . within und Eighty Cents (|18C7.*0) In fa v o r o f portion o f Section of I Ii I n A< ( lull charge, whose address In_______________ out of the Fine and Forfeiture Fund ten daya bftor ttm ^ e r o. .. orn‘ >'' W"such Vlolnllmi of l h I n Art. I II Patterson, nnd the Treasurer I* the villld portions Shall I h* oiifurcoil „ . thereof ii.iai In the manner ns cunts nrc paid t<h ln s k io make and ahhicHt f " ..«*..** .... . .... io in a k c ii n | mjliacrlho to an j and I do hereby prescribe for uq» o f said hereby required to pay the same. without reference to th, p.ul nu lu’ld *ri* ** Knnrti*«l hy tho L«gli«lntiiro o f thr criminal caSe* upon the conviction o f d a vlP ln ' wVJThig"l^V’ re .u'me* offle^r ^ St it** o f I'lorhla; patient..................... --------- And 1 fu r­ 1u S e t 3 Tills Act shall take effect lm- Invalid an Innulvrnt person. thurtxcd by law to ailminlHtt-r un outh Sec. * That this Act shall hecoup mediately upon Its passage and a p p r o v ­ Serf ion |. Th 11 It Nhnll l»c unlawful ther certify that the une o f such______ Src. 11. That no pt'raoh filmII. Is neeessaey to nllovlate or effective live ila is ,f(tri* Its par" •»lol {••r anv l'«r-'t;i aHnoiliitIon o f piTnoti* al by the Governor. Passed by the Legislature session approval liy the tlovernor . *u t rnporatIon, ur any iiRctit nr tviiplnv* * cure the Hines* or dlseano o f which said patient Is suffering. Approxed December t. 191* 1 p17 unil vetoed by the Governor. • any p«*rm(|i( nmiurlatlnn o f liornoriH, 1 hereby certify that tlie Inst pre­ i'« bjr-the Stale, or regularly .....' 918. Ilccunbldered by Special Session I jo “ r c orporation, to tn a n u fn rtu rr . h«*II^ •Ml h y th„ state. „ r regularly employed' *from whose possession same were Ukeri .... . . . . Govern or’ rt C IIA IT K It 77.11—4No i'l hahlrr ur «*\Vhan»:«‘, ur «miinc » to \ hs i i i a i i - scription given l,y me to tho person h> “ ‘ ounly. for nn alleged violation of If either or both Passed by Senate over he hii,,x»,, to Vuch herein named, prescribing tho use of An Act to aihi'iut S*.,’ tl«*n ,'. of Ml \. t iif;»i turr<l n «»M. k i r t » * m l or r,x('hnni:«'il veto Nov. 26. 191* any of ( (io provisions uf this Act. or Sheriff, and within ten days a fter the passed by House o f Itcpreselltat Ives in .inv iy U p to |», « <ij»4’«*rfif*<l In th* ----------------- -----------Was on tlm iGfYo' passed at the Special Session of i h».."ri'’ ?. * !ii " ! « r » “ bou ‘ be «*•«• " f any receipt by the the Sheriff, Sheriff g u, o f such- things 'ng* hy Legislature of tills Stale, coin. nnl inaniifai l%rr. nnl«a, hartur. ur nxchutiKt*. •••l-i ......... ........o f .......... ..................... over Governor's veto N ov. 29. 1918 person, association of persuns, ur cor­ such . Sheriff shall present auch affidavit November 25th, A. D. 1918, and «|i- ° r to transport, cause to 1.0 transported. A. D........................... “ . ? poration, charged with (lie violation of • - ....................................... ..... M.. D. any o f thu provisions o f this Act herein to tire Judge o f the Circuit Court o f the ' C H A PT B It 7731 — (No. 6). proved by the Governor December ur In nnvwlse l,e ront-ernorl In Ilia 1 ounty where such things were seised, Ith. A l> |9J», and entltbel An \,‘ t 111,nsporlatlon from anv point In tills \„ ,<ct for the relief o f 'll II Johnson. So, h prescription shall Ik, filled only 'bade a criminal offense, refuse tu tes- mid such Circuit Judge shall direct that' regulating the trans|H>/tiitlo(i of In Slal. lo am other point In this State Upon the day Issui'd, or ut>oii tlie sue- l,f> or *•*'« evidence, or produce any County Judge o f Hamilton t ouiitv toxlratlng llqinua. Into' rotinths or or lo „n r point In lids Slate from mix c e d in g day, mill shall not he lllled more document, record. bookAPaper*, or any "Hell Sheriff shall serve written notlca Florida, for loss o f fees during h!» such owner nnd iH-raon from whose precincts otVjloCSIate when’ the sal, point ixlthout the State, ^whether In me than one,*, nor shall nny One person o|her personal property of uny kind or upon Suspension from said Office. possession such things ns were taken^lf ••Iher SPG,.. Stale. Territory. --- __v -— . o f intoxicating llqunrs-nre prohibit cal other Whereas, on the 7th clay of March A prJksesslon of- the have more than one prcscrllltTon*'Hlied description, upoii tiie ground , liiat by or so ’inuwn, “ " ’t •/ bo or they he within the and providing rule* of evidence and Ii 1917. said 11. B. Johnson. County ••lied Slates, or foreign country, nny in "- any — v ono duy. Which prescription doing ho may thereby convict Ioca' o f in lit himself county, or o f the tho time and ii nlare ih . a penalty for violations o f the Arl alcoholic or Intoxicating liquors nr b e v ­ shall h Judge In and for Hamilton County. :s< safely preserved hy such (>hnr- " f crime, or give evidence against him- hearing uimn such affidavit which t,,,?* Florida, was suspended from the oxer- He 11• Knnrteil hx the l.eglslatnre of the erages. whether spirituous, ylnon* " r inaelst for tho period o f one year, and "" c - . ________ ____ ............................. .criminal pros- h,, In term time or In vacation. «n d “ t Stale o f Florida ' • malt except as Is Iter.'liu, f t e r provided such pharmacist shall also keep nnd ecutlon. penalty or forfeiture, and any any place within the ju d icia l f'ireuYI else o f thu duties o f said office, niol Section I That Section 6 o f An \ct S.e 2, T h ai II shall he unlawfu l for preserve a permanent record of nil nlco- Pcraod wliu shall so testify or give auch the Circuit Judge may tlx whlrh « ,n™ Whereas, the said It H Johnson was on the 28th day o f May. A l> 191.. re­ passed at the Special Ses-loii of the .,nx person, nssoclsllon o f persons, or h„| 111 the form or whiskey mid brandy, evidence or ploduce any such document, shall ho signed by the Circuit l.oiLinstated In said office therefore ..... L.gislatur.' o f this State, convened No • ", I'oinlton. or nny agent or e m p lo y e received and possessed hy him. dn record, hook, paper or any other per- citing *uch person or-persons to appear II, It Knurled liv the Legislature o f the x-emher 25tli, A I> I9IS, and approx,-d things liy the G,rx;ernor lic e m h e r Ith. A l> Florida Section 1 Thnt the amount of_ Hev- J9|J, und entitled An Act regulating the enty-one dollars anil nine cents (|7l.<i9* tuunsiMirtatlhui o f Intoxicating Jlqimrs I- on,| the smne ts hereby appropriated countle* or preclnd* o f this Stale oul o f any tnolieys In the treasury not \v!utr,> the sale o f Intoxh-atlng liquors nthrrwlHt* n p p rn p rln tn ] tu t>«* p*ibl t«» th*‘ a r ,. prnblbjt«*«1 nnd prnvldlruc rub ’N «»f . . . ty H Njiltl ^1 H, ____ Johimnn. _ . . evid ence____ nnd __ n ______ iH-rmltl' fo r vlulatlonn. « f ___ ________ ___________ , oration.,. or any. agent or employee Ing ri, Ing Atlorney, Attorney, Cunstublr, Cunstublr, or I'ollce Offi- P «r s o n a l property o f any kind or do- that the owner la ’ u'nknoin nr i’ ix.1 That the Comptroller I*her,— gic Act. I m and the same hereby o f any person, association o f per* Is o f any P„rs,m. association o f persons, or *'*> •'• And. .no such physician shall pro- scrlptlon, and the same shall not b„ either o f such persona are wlihnot H*’C 2 • oorporatlo'n. to have In hi*, her. their,. “ crjbe ady auch alcohol In the- form o f given In evldi-nce or usod against such county, conceals h i m s e l f or themselves0 l*y r e q u i r e d to d ra w M s warrant ------— - for the. nrnendni to read ns follows: dtdlars and nnd said sum of Seventy-one dollnrs }?rc 6. That any person, association or It* possession, custody' or control. In *“ o f such notlca nine cents (171.09), In favor of said H. o f persans, or corporation, or sny officer, thl* State, any nicuhullc or Intoxicating Sheriff fo r sny 11 Johnson, and tho Treasurer o f thu nB,.nt or employe thereof, violating nny liquors or beverages, except as Is here Judge shall by Htate-of Florida to pay tho same. o f the provisions o f Sections Ono or Two iuaflcr p r o v i d e d . ----------,— _ . ______. ..... ..... .. .. ___ _______ ____________ ----. In lieu o f perSec 3. Thnt this Act sbnll take effect Three o f this Act. shall on conviction Sec 4 That It shall he unlawful for tt*iy such pharmacist or physician who Section contained shull protect any per nonsl notice o f such heurlng to kny sugh upon Its passage nnd approval by tinGovernor or without such a p p ro v al. State o f Florida, . Hamilton County. , , M ':vr ss S H S w »J m a jS r tL "a r w s 6 # sa -> :7 £ :.p ^ ss58m ijs™., issrw r. s n . .u r a is a r a y ^ .m .^ (S ea l) County Judge. Passed by the Ijeglalnturc se**Ion 1917 turn nnd'vetoml by the Governor. . .. i n i s Iteconsldered by Special Session Passed by Semite o v e r Governors v e to XoV. 2 6 . 1 9 1 8 . Passed try IloU" o f Ttcpresentaatlvaa over Gox erlior's veto Nov. 29. 1918. O il-V l'T K It 1 7 3 2 — fN o . x) Mi Aet t., Prohibit Unlawful • afpal In ­ tercourse with nn ITnmnrrhd remiii., of Previous Chaste Character • V", the A ge of Eighteen .Years, and •«» Provide Penalty for the Punishment nf Such Off«*n««* He It Knncteil hy tho I-.«glnt»turo «*r tni State o f FlorlcJaJ Section 1. Thnt from nnd nfter tho o f »•••" thin ‘jv* Act nny pasaage nnd approval oi £ . gra .■ I I E! s «w.' skhs proval bv the Governor, or upon Ms coming n law without such approval. Passed by Legislature session 1917 nnd vetoed by. the Governor. Iteconsldered by ~Hpeclnl 1918 MBvuiimiici e — -j. Session ..ntnG ve* Passed by House o f irepresentntlves er G overn ors veto Nov. 17. 191*. Passed by Senate over a o > e r n «r « o N ov. 29. 1911. ______ s, C H A l’TF.Il i , l » — fNo- * 1> . , A ct Hegulatlnr the Tran s^rtn ti n or Precinct * "of t h?0° ftDt i - w K " Vh S Kale o f Intoxicating Whu hlblted and ana Providing iToviuma It , j l ' 'denea and a for Vlolatl n dene# a Penalty Penalty fo o f the Act. . , Whereaa. Dy Section 5 o f Chapter :t* o f Congress approved Mnrcn a. Act It »la provided .1117 . .17. . . ix ............ that ---- W hoever in,irasnail tin e varx ! Ul ‘ i '•! ^ r „ * a i,.'i(? a ji1r7ss‘s» tS & r ® v J a s s ? ,s5»'if,?sa nnd within fifteen days after this Act J" Hectlon mentioned, nlcohoi for becomes a low lie presented by tho ?c flc, or mechanical purnfT1c*ffi nnmfil Art poses, or or wine win* for for ##cram»ntnl HArritmrnvnt f in*ir. e,l In Section »1 #«f o f #»«ithis Act rre o f the Circuit Court of poses hy a regularly ordalnel minister to the Judge wherein such liquors are so » r priest In charge as pastor of a the County wl held wneiuer whether In In term term time time or or vacation. vacation, Ohurchln jjo^rxji^in this wns State maie,^ or or any any duly nuiy^orgnnoeui organnn t u||| j or j U(lKr* * hnll hove Itci^ "^ "o lx n tlo n using wine for nuthorlty to Issue nn order commanding purposes, o- by sny other |f|# Hhprtffs or Deputies or Constables ‘ wenty-one having th« same In custody tn pour out * " d P‘ *,wu»nt to nnd in accordand destroy tho same within not less ■pc* with the written and signed order than five days from th* signing and de- o f such minister or priest, reciting that , |VPry „ f *ald order, nnd tl.nt thn said ^ m m M f a l wlneg ara fo r the exo(nr|>r|| po ,jPRtroylng said liquors shall elusive use o f such minister or priest make the file with the clerk o f the Clr- f®r JJ?5I*?151!Wi J1! hJ* church: or nn Assistant State Chemist, verified or other proceeding In any'of^hei CourVa Premn Court In the same manner aa apl*y algnnture and oath before aoine per- o f this State fo r ih e violation o f any o f P*®ls In chancery are taken under gennun authorlxed authorlxrtl hv m . provisions o f Sections u . / i ___ ___ __ Three n.r __..r,.i M .N <i u the .. .. M ' B ,n son by thn the Uw# laws ooff thla this Rtnt* State the One. T n l i .law and rules o. f« the SuDrama to administer an oath reciting that and Four o f thla Act. be deemed and Court, and upon auch appeal being ro* upon analysis In the State Chemist s considered prlinu facie evidence of such ‘ 'red such Circuit Judge shall causa to ornce. oflalMiratory, or^ laboratory, oorf n sample snmple o orf *uch such violation. And n certlffcatex under the be reduced to w ritin g and authenticate drinks, beverages or nleohollc liquors signature o f the Collector o f Internal with hie signature all oral evidence^ cSnor other liquor* or liquids, a stated Hevenue o f the United States reciting ■•«l«red by him upon auch hearing and amount o f alcohol waa found ‘ herein that the records o f hta office show tht ‘ h* ■•me ahall be filed with the papers contained. Such verified certificate issuance o f any such revenue license or **» ‘ he case and thereby become a part shall be prlmafacia evidence In any o f .tam p to any person, association o f per- o f ‘ he record proper, and a bill o f axernthe courts o f this State o f the truth o f sons, or corporation, ahall In any such Hons shall not be necessary. The hearIts recitals F-xcept In the tria l of-per- prosecution or proceeding be prltna. lnJ before the Circuit Judge shall b . sons charged with crime. And the earn- rnc|o evidence o f the truth o f euch re- Informal and ha shall have the power pla analysed may be Ideritlfled bv the dials. And the possession by any per- * nd authority to make all ne*drulProtIa so de- «ured alcohol: or for any pharmacist, T f* l?.r,r B,,ml“ e<l nnd llrenaed tn prac.. The ............ ........................J , ... ....................... - J,h" -— con «n ln ersof such, liquor* *hall be sold to the highest bidder for B U I* Hoard o f Pharmacy o f this Slate, „ (h0 deetructlon o f salA II- *° sell, dispense or give aw ay lo nny nnJ n Certlflcnte o f the sale there- person the extract; essence or tincture ^ niro n|r<J wi«n w,,h in , ho. x-irr* clprk lu pf^the Circuit -o -f Jamnlca ginger, when when prescribed prescribed In In or .xne x-..xu.x — ginger, ecutlng A ttorn eV th at he personally delive red to the State Chemist, or sent to ----------------------—....., iJ, 1^ 8 u t " „ F h*mUt b>; «»m m on carrier. auch sample for analysis, nnd that It waa personally taken by him from tho receptacle containing drinks, beverages or alcohpllc atcohpllc llqUora llqUora or or liquids. liquids, Introtntroor ntroyed Gon. Tn thTs Htate. o f any quantity o f Whal la commonly called rum or moon*hlne liquor, ahaU In any o f the co ^ ra o f this State, In any prosecution or other proceeding fo r the violation o f any o f effaet- And th * Hherlff ahall have t t e rl*ht to ca ll to hla assistance the Hta t* Attoroey. County Solicitor orot'her rom* missioned prosecuting attorney, or other Prosecuting attorney regularly emhim. nnd ^ u r * o f nthlsf A c*Cb eseem ed PHma ' n p7epnrrngh theC°amdav!t herein* men"’ hlm^'t^th# liquors to be transported Inter-state received ""<• "nd nnd licensed licensed to to practice nrartlc* hla his profeesfAn nrafesafAn In In onr nt bar proceeding. nmeeedinw Th T he. mode mn,i. o f proof n ,»< f „? 1. „ uch provla|ona o f euch " “ r 1!? "..01 “ o n'l »._____________ . . In and In . 1 In Kirtte sacrasuit., nnd the ...» nmount .-— Ived, nnd r other Hcctlona f hearing before _ Ihe CIrcult Judge commerce, except for sclentmc. ■•_c™ ' the proceeds shall be tur turned Into the this Stnte by n flu to Iloard o f Medlral herein provided shall, be considered «hla A c t * taking and perfecting any aPpral Trom mental, purroe jin cl in forfpllurp „ n,r o .‘ " T . »PPcai_ rrom ■ uriiiai, medicinal Micxin inui and• mechanical m i. * a. as nnr r ir iiu r r fiunu nif the i nr County. i.u u u iji Examiner*: . _ or bona (Ida flavoring _ ex- cumulative, . . and ---- - .not . . . exclusive, --------, ~ and all -----. . . —o rT Territory .friin rv the - — nr other ---------■- — •— flavors, ---------- * me«, facta facts neceaaary necessary to to sustain an) proaecuposes. ------------. Into any .Htate too one n............ w hlrh the — Sheriff officer ao--ir—n c•t* .'- — soda wnter perfumes, sustain any 8 r c ..lt. Th at upon the.arrsat o f ar\y But no appaal taken by anv uartv sh ili . . . . _____________ _ . . . patent ......... .. proprle...p r le - tion Hon or other proceeding m a y be estab- person charged _ _________ _________________ _ operate a* a supersedeas, but ae^h laws o f which State or Terf } i ° r,^,.pjM^ selling same ahall take n______ receipt. toilet preparations, and may with the violation o f arty hlblt th o manufacture^ o r t sa l«_tb *rj;ro Act. It shall be bo things ahall shall remain In the' the cust'odv'n’r cu. * " UCn Thl* Act shall become effect- tary medicines, medicine*, when manufactured nnd llahed In any other mode provided b y o f the provlalona provisions o f thla Act, of Intoxicating liquors fo r beverage pur- Ive Immediately accordance with the Pure Food 'law. shall tie unlawful ffo Htate the tho duty o f the arresting officer to lake take the Sheriff Hherlff pending aUch sifch apannea upon lie becoming a---aold In -----■ ' .......... • ------------------------**-— It ahall.be i rr. the State - ! - y- * posea shall be punished, etc.: * n,‘ Laws o f the State nf Florida and thn Chemist to refuse to make auch analysis Into his custody all aloohollc or Intoxl- abide the final decision o f the Hunreme Whereas. The Constitution and Stat­ Pure Stales, or 10 to rurnisn.aucn furnish such certinrate certificate when eating and all or o f Court. That for the performance nerfm * * HttPr#m# Approved December 5. 1911. . Food l^iw s o f the United unueo ninie*. wnen re- w i n s liquors or beverages, oe\erage*. ana o f the ute* o f thl* State prohibit the sale and nnd regulations law fully prescribed pur* quested by any sheriff or prosecuting the things mentioned In Hectlon F’our o f duties required o f the Hherlff 'Y v tha manufacture o f Intoxicating '2. T,rh '" w" o f ,h'* "nd thla Act. and all other personal property provl.lona nf this B*rtlon w tha nro? r ilA P T E Il 7736— (No. 11). wince or beer In all the counties o f this United States, provided, thnt It shall be See. I.That It ahall be unlawful for that may have been used by such person visions o f Section Fourteen h*re?irPI»?I Monroe. Act to Make Effective (he Nineteenth unlawful Htate except Hillsborough, - - for nny person, association o f any person to become drunk or Intoxl- In the f—hieb any o f the. provisions shall receive the fees th l.violation Aet and ...aowhich Pr«V ‘ " ‘on« "ballfor receive the name same fees Drnvl.lnt provided hv by Article o f tbe Constitution o f thl* person* or corporation, or the agent or Pinellas nnd Ftscambla: nnd. therefore. rated. . ont f this Act. may be found In law Vhe arrest .m i return . 1 0 , . . . . * Act, and which may be found In law fo r the arrest and o f persona State, as Amended nt the General Elec Be It Enacted hy the legislatu re of the emplnyeo o f any person, association of 8ec. 9. That The several Stnte Attor- his possession, custody or control, and charged with crime. Including the same State o f Florida: ' t Inn Held Novem l^r Fifth. Nineteen persons, or corporation, to sell any such neya. County Bollcltoro, and all other to aafely keep same -----------mileage and th*f actual cost Of trin ebeen and . . 4 preserve -- -------- --the ----------- - - th* Section I, That from and after the, wMtrtrn f» *M »n n f»e tu r»' Hal's *'Flatter *o l*«‘ rrepa- prosecuting attorney* commissioned by and have It forthcom ing at any Invea- portin g’ such thlngs, thlr and fo r each saltpassage and approval o f this Act It "L I r a t i o n s ^ or •medicines, for beverage pur- the HUte. o r. regularly employed by a ligation, prosecution or other proceeding ure made bv hlir shall be unlawful for any person, per- • . .. ______. . , 10 p o thla Plate, or from on* Point to An- fla ____ rerfum ^«. toIlM prrpnrations, or m ay lx> attache! la In vacation or In Iona o f thla Act. and for the destruction by tha Circuit Jm lrc hr shall sons, firm or corporation to order, puror cause any Intoxicating llquorn other Point W ithin the Htate, and medicine*. hereby au tho Hard and_ ante or malt o f the la an additional additional fqe fee o o ff five fWa dAllmr* IV a all Jit .r^ .aarnq " I S *aa u In '? ,‘thla .hu 8ectlon *•» dflllara; and be transported In Interstate cominiallraHnw I inuon m nevernge*^ t.h HJ* construed td&nnke powered to Ills with the Clerk, or Judge provided. .V.R?" Upon the * conviction ..tb®. con!f,.c *.,?n of o f the the auch fees amt compensation shall be nfree. except for scientific, sacramental, i^Mhit Hale pispenemg nisninsl^Ynd l f?'Tyears hny p*r*n n "ver The n rIn of auch request Court, Ifforthare be no Clerk, a person for tha any paid Fine aaand medicinal and mechanical purposes. Into Prohibit th* the.Hale, ami nt of twenty-one to poaseaa, have written the Issuance of subof thearrested provisions of violation thlg Actofherein Kindout of of thethe counity coataForfeiture *^ ara rald any county or precinct o f this State ’ 1 m InS) nffanaa ll aka 11 ka tka .. • aa. . -___ i . t i * * . •rant" U non* ^ C e r i l IT * *Cond 11Ions • o or in auch person’s poena fo r the attendance o f any person mad. a criminal offense. T r a t ^ ! I be"t'hi ^ v k t i i n 'i f 'l n 'h SI Tb l.. v 'm t. *** where the sal* o f Intoxicating liquors T»rohlhI{^th*COwSlng ll? " ? ,8!® realdence. for the personal use at any place In the county In which such duty o f the Judge o f the Court trying *" * f " ,nw>,' ent P®1^ are prohibited under tha Constitution ^*ro^ bJt ro !^ lllY.!U, * " d »~r*on may have hla bona flde residence “the •-------- r-the 8perna eon. case,- a..fte r auch notice to and Statutes o f thla Slat*. .Sec. J. That It shall be unlawful fo r any person, persona, firm or corpora­ tion to order, purchase o r cauee Intoalrating liquors, wlnea or beer for b ev­ erage purposes to be ‘ transported from any point tn the State by any common or other carrier Into any county or pre­ cinct o f thla State wherein the aale o f Tr...p=r,.,i™in,o \ H H M H S z r is ffir ja-asas ssdrsiS,srseiVSa& U.; 8Fi»'«lsa?3 srJT«r?S5B 8SSSS & 8£s IFF. fi-llii Firm or Corporation of Any Property In thla State to aqbm|t to exl r *h“ h**Lln* uP°n lllght 111 Certain Intoxicating LI make mash; wort or wash fit fo r illstllbi- pleading or by evidence, to negative the buslnesa . — • ypectlon aU records, , na , ' o f such carrier, show- ,x,J uh.riie -s.Yi X I V *•"" ”* . In thla State of alco- ra k en ^ e ‘ nJd ra . and Intoxicating llquorn or bever**. trI?®l.and * . cccHala therein (other aplrltuous vinous or f ° n‘ * ' n, ^ n " m ’ n " " 1 ‘. f er“ f,e r *»• ohol. slid sacramental wlnea. “ Jn y r?,thel; . Co.ur.t or ?ro* Anil, upon service of uubpoena out o f roee-t..^,KnH,d v * h" Clrf ult. JuJ* ° ahaU state o f Klorlita: . Ilquora nr Uvonurm, <Hnnilr«l nplrim. cutlun o r other procreftlnr. It nhall not ,” “ k o * n order In w riting iMSection 1. That all Intoxicating tl* ,na,lh* xJrorl or together with nil l»e neceasary fur the State nr any ofTIccr any Court, It ahall be tho duty o f the person having the cuetody o f auch rec_*LUch ,hln**, nwtrn wlnea nn«l h« « r held In cuntoilv. P«*rannal property u*.»d an ra«*cptncleN )n Jo nllear ur pruvu tho particular. name, ords. hooka and pupera, tu produce the " I!* 1 0 " * " thereof, by the Sheriff In tho at the time o f anlnc Into efT.-ct of thin ttlr manurnctiire nr protfurtlon o f name. kind, character ur contm ta of any a Ico* ,n^f.,?cr “ n<, ,upon ,,?B •nm" terma Art hv the Sheriff*, peputy Sheriff* » « « , nl* other pemonal property e*pe. hollc llquura. and any other U«|u«r* ur same In nny Investigation or trial for ll‘'*"* “ ■ •* Provided In Section lira nf o f iGils Slate, which whloli w*re Were I*, ' y y oesigni-M . #*° ,ci facilitate raciiGate the viola,«• verages. whether nplrltunun. spirituous, vlnnii* vlnolls or the violation o f any o f tho provlolutis f."'J ' (*on*tahli*H hi n Stair, vhda- hevariucea. of Gilo Act. And any carrier, or agent i h ^ , r f P u* lf “ by Person Melted aa« being In violation o f the Laws ••"" " f ••'•" Section, nnd used In the vlo- nuUt. or oilier llquurs or llqiylds, lint It or employee thereof, who ohall w ilfully iHV'*1 ,lr“ r,n* " nd claim nf thl* State Is hereby declared a mil- • ‘ ••"O “ f tills Seetlnn. shall lie forfeited, "hnll be sufflcleht to allege generally o the public mid divested o f nny destroyed or sold In the nnd to prove that tho name Is nleohollc nronert v HglHs *of' mix person'' per sons, manner provided Iq Section* F'oiirtesn or Intoxicating.liquors or beverages, or llrrns or corporations*,nd \ ‘ ri*'->'1" i 1 , ,«bls Act. ns tbe smne other liquors or If, " Sec. 2. That an Invoice list.o r ached- "•■•» be nppMcahle. .. .. ule o f all such liquors shall be adverp 'c; “ Th at nothing contained In , 8*1f - ll7- ,.Th* 1 nU brinks, beverages or rs to r beve rage nurmj.e. ,uch dell^ r>', u«- w llfu llf destroys any ,h« deu S . " ^ ’ A " d lfauch . inin,c,||nl,.|>. t ,vo successive Is- |hls Act shall lm construed to make uti- nleohollc liquors, -h h *1? JJ? J” ,th# •mrmatlvfc .SI enun- ---.___ ,'*w.f>'l the mnnufacture,. sale,. barter ' a I f r ., r I n , *rw. r “e i nMfm *IUch TOCordB. books or papers With 111*ncs Af nn weekly weekly nrwspoper o...f the ...—----- or- containingr oneXnu,*/ tho vi volunm nt Slxl? ,enl ,0 ol' ,,ru ct or Im pede any such oltlHklffi m °r "Vld t>/r tho wherein knlil liquors are held, or If }■**'innge. or to rnuso to tie tnanufnc- of alcohol, or manner upon • ^ a^d all tatoxlcsatfnir cer or !»«••«• ting attorney, shall upon ,»A. t m ondltlona u, and " nd U D onpro> nQ BUch neWa[mpor. Ihen by Hired, sold, bartered or rxchnngcd. or ilogrees Fahrenheit. an la tKililriel'll r f . ? , *huruofi 1.1ai l# tf ^ia_li«i.or acliediile nt the frnnt-J.,l •>'; •» .nnxxvj*e conremetFln thc,man-^liQU9fB nnd bcvi ges whether snlrltu* convlct lon bo deemed guilty o f a mis- *?£*. m - - c,h" F i mnle person who hnn unlawful cartinl Intercourse with nny unmarried female Pcrnrni nf nrCYlBlia Chaste rjiaractcr. who la rxt the time of such IHUTCOunnr J (h<> CoUr, House of said County uTacluri, sale; Tmrirr or exchange, or to ous. xBnous or rnnl . ... « " the n r n t l r t ‘rL ' under the age of eighteen years shall period of ten days, stating the transport. cnusA to lm transported, or to and held to be within tho prohibitions ter provided. , spooling all or any o f such things, tho he punished by Imprisonment In the nnrnc of ,hc consignee ifknown and the ’f,.1" "nf>■wi " V ,,nC''7’7,.,n *.hr *«»n»n«r- of this Act. And the alcoholic contents ............. ..................... . or ___..... Sec. 13. Thnt the leauance to, poft- t’arl.... not___________ forfeited ahall „ be ...«,„eu returnetl .o to Stnto penitentiary not more thnn ten qun|)l„ ). nf liquor a*-near h* may be J,l',1'0" ; . " > , W?'n.1 ,n **»•• H*"‘e to of nny such drinks, beverages or alco- session of. by any person, association fhe Person legally entitled thereto. And years, or by lino not exceeding lw known nn,| the lime and place where «"• "vJtT pmnt in this State, or to nny hollc liquors anil any other liquors or of persons, or corporation. In thla State, H ,ho State, or the Sheriff, or 'the Thmi*iind Dollars, . hahi U*t or ichHulf will preurntrd }^7!n:. n i, J ntnt^ from nny point with- liquid*, rimy he proved prJma facie Inof nny license or stamp Issued by the claimant ahall he dlsaatlsflcd with the Judge as hereafter stated. no. °ut Ib„ the n.».Slate -*.*••— whether In nnother nny prosecution or ot Section J. All o-------e r P a r is o f la w " ,o the Circuit ... laws . ............................ ........... ....... *—■ Hlole ---------------------other proceeding In .Collector, of Internal ftevenuV of the decl.lon of sold Circuit Judge, they shall cost o f which which notice notice shntl bee pain paid -Territory, possession o f thn •'••"•’• United a n y 'o f the courts o fr, __________ .... United States for the manufacture'or h,Vo Dt" .right within ten daya of tha In conflict with the p r o v is io n s o f th l* the the cost of snail n ..., • cu . u r,‘"L ° ‘ "l" Hu,p b* ,h® hv the the County County Com Commissioners o f the the " States, foreign -country, or tof*’""*’# possess, Introduction In v id e n c e ____ Act are hereby repealed hy missioners of m j or_°r _ n°U T’ TJ‘ °f»*0 #. production production^and. and;£ntrciduetlon ine evidence snte of alcoholic or Intoxicating liquors making of the order to appeal from theSection 3. Thl* Act shall ‘ “ ke-effect C o u n tv In which advertisement Is made. ow n. or use, exclusively for the purposes u f tha certlflcatn o f the State Chemist, or beverages, shall In any prosecution fln*l ueclslon of the Court to the HuImmediately upon Its passage and » P ■ -• * are prohibited- by the Oonstltutlan y id Statutes o f tlilii' State, except us pTovidvd In this A cl • Sec. 3. Th at It shall be unlawful for any common or other currier to trans­ port any Intoxicating liquors over ltnilways, H ighw ays or Waters of tills State Into a n y ----------- • where t wine or |Hise except uf Certain Th in e. order, purchase or “ “ f*. JVn,#/eiale Court showing !he article*, nr container* »• !* « * by_a . physiciani duly admitted duced In evidence In euch prosecution f ac|a evidence of the vToUHon oLany Honed, nnd* to represent in T ! ? 6 P?r -caP*^ consumption o f meat in the United States is given as 170 n- I f o h men Satisfied Customers in Seminole .County T h e sales o f our meat departments' were 4,012,579,000 pounds on which Enacted by the Special Session of the Florida Legislature, 1918. the 29th day of M HIGH s« l l i i o i . \0Ti:«i Offices In all principal cities g I It A. Geiger. Coupty Judge In JxlUj f..r sal.I ColllitV d o . hereby cerllfx 41ml I liave received III fe es as County “ nd o f th» m an u fa c tu re o r distill nleohollc or InHoc. 6. That In any prosecutlop or regularly employed by a county, or aity H“ " ^ irul for said County since April whmh’ ao.T ,r“ L^ln,f V,M,n ,uch t o x l r a t l n g l iq u o rs or beverage*, wh eth e r otheb 'proceeding under any o f the pro- poMru officer o f any municipality, or ' mi J. the sum o f 17109 Seventy-one C H A P T E R 7715 (N o . 1 0 ) It shull bo tho duty o f any bv ih . Sqrem. i,.a2L °» b" t «lgned dollars nnd nine cents. . . . An Act Divesting any Person. Persons. splrll ,io ns, vinous or malt: to produce v ls lo n a jjf this Act. It shall not Ik , ih -C- constable. othor cqrrlcr currier doing ' I ? - - ircu t r.ud.*^ And ”,f •* » t *th« " • «Hna tlma illsjllled nleohollc splrltn; to brew or canary ‘fb r tho Htuto or nny otHcor, In common carrier or other W itness my hand and official seal this .’ I r J. It. YEARBY, Dealer I ; - . xiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiHiiiiiixxiiiiiiiiiiiixiniiiiiiinxiiiiiiiiiiiix to invoatjgate such matters called rains came and the grass appeared things mentioned let it be done by matyy wj.tnea.sMt and from, jnforma- the effect would be that 'of M-w'etry an .increase in our.regular subsrription sained on the streets it looks as luwn. I would say to dot that lawn tion td the ‘ church— let it be paid if there were really a hand of rrool s with a few attractive benches or rus­ every Sunday-and let it include m t B U D G E T O F O P I N I O N "J U S T B E T W E E N YOU A N D M E " or wire tapper? thnt had been in tic seats of snrpe kind keep the only an increased help for' Foreign EVEN THE CATE POST Sanford, but who had, for some un-|xx.i|p>n if it. eseept in the fil.-icMs and Home Missions, but an increased S ' Pure. Sparkling Spring W alPr Rrouglit lo Your H known reason left Just before the* where rceti were ftrt ended anil- help for the current expieises of the 1 S Door Daily ‘ g NOT IN IT grand jury turned in its report. I , probulliy years later gland a-Jew locaf church. The Hurry-burry tif • • 5 A Chief In Anions *Yv Taking Nulrn I have been in Sanford for u long, ' white way lights along the drive at the drive, wherein a few people are s s * KMer Springs Water has n Guaranteed Purity of 99.99 Per Cenl jij and Faith, "lie 'll Vrinl ’em"— long time and it has always appeared ghe edge if the bulk head. All you the most worked and exerted should So Saya Saunterer. to me to lie a pretty straight sort of peo| feeling that thU effect woulfd 1not be a continuous thjng with us. = . T..O. CHARLES, Distributor PHONE 311W. j (i town the uuthofities seeing to it not be beautiful write rn>\ in care of If lids Jliing is taken up by a set of l.o) ally tiiff* tiotliingv of a bad nature should liie Herald, and -tail' yotit 'opinion people, another set wiil soon " a t ­ XIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIW lie tuny, lie six kinds of a liar, ite carried on here, but the fact that it' to how to. do it. tempt to profit by example” and * • • e He may be fejri kinds of a it appears that wire tappers were j the enff of. this drive business will H e may be a wicked high-dyer litre and are likely to re-appear The people, in my * I see that the people should be never’ be. Beyond any reason or rule: [gives me the hunch that it is time hum Me opinion Will put an cnd’ to it on the lookout for missionary JMiere may. Iff a shadow, abuvt;.him,.fur overv ,onu-to-constitute, bimiudf „... . --------in thiw-ftrst attempt. -- — -------nr mi Ii.' , 1..., .......i I . , , . i drives every year. This does not, Of ruin o f wiyes that impend us u helper to the otfirin's and lend. , • • ., , —• resiled I,in, I.,.*, iI what nil he can to the stamp , •ng out. to mt*< 9t’l'ul rJkht. \VC fcavp I • • • -respett nim—mu r . run, ' , , . . . these many years without drives and * I heard that a committee was of the evil. It has been said? and it Ctenning, Pressing and Tailoring every one lias been satisfied. .The named by some one to see- all the. lose we ha* been iny experience that these •era use NATIONAL ll ANk Ul'ILOINii. * — IMMK AVENl’ l: . . I, . i i success of the drives had in the past monied Ttien in Sanford, espcrjally friend. sharpers usually 'get by, or s ta y 1 , . . , stay1 s'.', . .. ' year and made necessary by the tlie business men afid arrange with within the law, I don t know which.' .... , . JOIN OUR CLUB I know he has faults by the billon, , , .. condition of the war-torn world has them to take stock in the VYcIhorno rite officials of our town, us well as . . , ... , , , , , ,,, , , . , . But his faults u ^ n portion id him. , . .. now' led them to be taken over for Black hotel project Now let nte 16 pieces pressed, or 8 pieces cleaned and pressed of other towns linvo.hpen , , , * ’■ tiavo lioen unusually t 1 know that Ida record's Vermillion, * j , j ' . other purposes. I now hear* pf. a say that this committee did not call active_against this.foftn of ’ He is far from a sweet spraphim; . . . . . ,i 8 ur * great drive for funds for missionary on me—I ’ m not n monied-man, you . • • $2:00 unce, hut yet I sec by tbe papers'. But he’s always- been square with I work decided on by the Protestant see. But I can lend my good ofthat these gentry seem to he actively yours truly, »• * • . . - , , . , . 1(churches of America. At a meeting lircs. as Mr. Wilson would sny, to engaged in crying then wares, so l o 1•. . . * Y O U R B U SIN ESS W IL L BE A P P R E C IA T E D All ready to give or lend. . . i i i held last week of tho. ropresenta- the furthering of this great object. speak. I see also by the papers ... . „ , ,, , And though he’s wild and unruly, . . . , , ,, ,. , lives of Foreign and Home .Miss oi - It does seem to me, und I dare say that in other cities deplorable condi-1 , * * „ , . “ i m mo< un'1 1 <‘ a“ ’ 9a>’ I like him, because he’s mydriend. i'll. iL iUa. -£>L t h e * £ m nyai P>'<>pl^wlm jt 11-1 ^ " 1 W T . - " " * --------- ---- lions ■of-thta -kind lm T--l.cn ft-in-v, d i * \y l}oa^ C; W H ID D O N by actions of committees for thaG ch“ rfh- " ™ P W e d ] minutes thought, that .Sanford’s 1 knock him, I know, but I do it purpose. If the condition in San- »'™ ^ ., o r „ th| R ,JPJ,” Vb! " f, dHV‘ ! « " • » «■ a hotel. I The same to his face as away, in "their total would would equal equal (don don’tt mean ford takes such action I am stne *-W,?i-ch in ' ‘ ' r . total mean to to condemn condemn the the ones ones And if other folk* knock, well they there will be enough good thinking , * " m" lhinK « k* **» hum,rrd millions |that we Iqtve-they are doing the rue it • a year, and they give as a reasi n vi'Ty best they can. hut they are old citizens to liaek the proper parties " And wdsh they’d had nothing to in attending to tho obtaining of the that “ Tlie perp'c of the country'and not modern in the least. People aay. • A . . • have become familiar with drives ! now a days want modern things apd reliel sought. I never make diagrams of him. and if the. welfare organizations, j are going- to where they must have No maps oL. bio-miu UI _i headed by tin 1. M . (' A. i nn raise m*>dertf things. Then‘ let the bu*i»*. •>. penned. - r * ' ' pr-nfdi- i,f Sanford for a hotel And Jiow I well In niinr .again I wu. l,uiulr«!ii nitUiorrs -re—m For 1 don t ana lyse | ju>i love Inin, in* print and present to tee gxn.d in- r.e, diffietiUy in - accomplishing " lil No organs o f tho human body nre so -ilet some c;<‘l,n M K D A L Hxnrlrm Oil 1h‘‘m first -let the business ■npe Impnrtnnt to h(-all>i »nd liinK.tlfi- ns the Capsules at»onre. They' are an old. tried Because well, hei uil-e lie's inv pcoplh of tin. eommunity my stand- I In- p::rpo«e As said before' tliisi p.',p ■f Sanfi'ird support with all kidneys. W hen they alow up‘ anil com friend. . . • . . *» rnsnen to Ini? In their duties, look out: preparation used all o v e r tho world for ing claim for the b;ieutifying <d the seems .not to be right. The people i Hieir might and money the project Find out w h a t the trouble Is— without centuries. Thhy contain only old-fash­ . . —-Unknown;. , bulk head. Jist last weej^ I was have e.xerted HiOmselyek ju>t a bit now.before them. It can be truth­ delay. W h e n e v e r you nsil__Uw#WTis, ioned, soothing oils combined with weak, nufTer from «1e«pU*si<ht»s, s tren gth -givin g tllul systnin-clraniilng •. ’ •* * • ' strolling* on the beach like strip |>e- to kuep- up .with .Ihf'ldoruitiBns re­ fully-said that tin- walls of the p*rt>- or hnvodizzy. pains In the back— icuAc up herbs, well known and used by physi­ at once. Ynur,kidneys peed help. T I k » — After thr rfPntnr hud matin rlur* ^ tPH—Ihu.tily .proper aa^) Hit luae. quirtd dur tlio uar-kOrvice— and for puicil liutel am up, that ii m*iro cians In IhiUr daJly uracllce. tjlil.l) signs to w arn yon that you r kid­ Jtr.DAI, Haarlem Oil Capsules « r e lmSonn- people w ere nut there J a k i n g a the services required by the welfare than ha- ever been said of any other ‘ are world and all things In mg thereon, neys arc not perforrnlnir their func­ ported dlieat frutn tho labornlorirs in 1*11 hath. Il l v -a id th ey w en - fr o m tions properly. They are only half iliiMind Tlii V nn> convenient In take, gan:/.a' ■■n- and tn take advarialgi I ’ * t mentioned for this place. II. f, •aid- .ii.it Ii It doing IhiJr w ork nn.l are a llo w in g Im­ and will «••; ••••r g iv e pr»rupt relief nr lit ni'M Ii and wi ri pu>-it)g d them at ini< tune U . f. awake business men will take and,say ''Y ou purities In accumulate and bo c o n v e rt­ your mime, iv 111 lie rrrundi-l. ,\sk for ton mean. ed Into uric arid and other polsi'its. !lit*<ii ;i t fit or r. tmt to* piir*- (i> at the proposed *plans and IGfl 1•*M |«»tk |M pul ii, ii,< through hut would -**»'• I **ti g I'lmugh ha\e the ha It. tint* keep if."* w nilid. a " which are causin g you distress and wm k*' » Hip ortRluat Importer! nm.ll In tall til MU id t hi hull, hi-.,' | ri•| j. ■ I mkeil it appears, front destroy you unless thry are driven • ' ll ll ,Gx| tin. * 1l>. M C l 'M r I.rfii-I Act r|«l tin t itoif It ut(*f. l ur ^ i*r ' *. MMl. from your system lit |m i kugM Tfirre nl/t s d l ,i aul I v t.g I r . 11 11 . r.•«f 1■t. S lid t.. liie about t lie ' , ' '! f ' T It It , II. n *• •( t 1• ,.,1,l. I hi I r--t ■■- ' • ’’ ‘ ‘ l . r - i ih .f g inu-t In- lim n Ii n' • in- rti iritic * ait'l 1 • li"-e -ante htisiiie.s men litid • mis II t,q: ••1 ♦ • r. in.m1,' il >11 M l -••O" tn g i t a i-ni.il dinti«i and pull all the, • 4 » •• xx, ! in- nrt*: • " , t i n t - . i 1 hi ,, xx :i r " no their determined inform of a ,11 mat i Li’lliV. !*is 1 ., x. r.,<x • .11- I".l ' ( I hi fa. e lit |i . f , , • .1- •- '1 > .. ’ * f ..!;,l | ti .r ’ t 1 - idi i fur t heir iii ' ii .c l i. ii a h w id 11 . di -g t t ,i.g li,',r>' t ; a ll x x |, • a l l L • < 1 I In- partii it.ar proje. t •\ir '• F. ( LA> —k that m u tila te l i e (?'it i>f ((ivi ne hVftiro, intt ’ I i | o j ' > » i n « » r “ T( called anybody's pet :t CURBSTONE GLEANINGS k *'3r*'Tt —' . •..v-v---^. **■*>’■•-«"< JANUARY <24, 1919 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX - . • �• © '-1164 * - 1 r v. X I . . . . . . -v 1 ,r ‘ffcW.C**'*1) ‘ »~ *-**» -*“- /-„ ■V I * ;■* » « - -—11 1 " Head Inc Cterk and term time, and such fges and*~Wtleaga o f such persons, and such feew uj such ------ Clerk shall be paid out o f th* Kl*r> nml L' F o rfe itu re Fund o f,th © county U costa arc paid upon a conviction o f an insolvent person. ' Bee. 17.- That tt shall be tho duty o f th© several Sheriffs In this Sint© to keep n perm a n en t’record o f all thing* soiled by them, or coming Into their possession o r custody, pursuant to any of the pro­ visions or this Act. with the date, cfmractor and quantity of sfleh thing*, and they shall note upon sueb record the dls• poNltlun made of such thing", and the time oT such disposition, which shall b* refille d by the signature t>f tho Hherlff In person, and which shall at nil times be open to Inspection by the public. ' Bee. 18. That, whon not otherwise * heroin spec If) cully provided, any person, association o f- reasons, or corporation, and an)1 agent o r employe.- o f any P-raon, association o f person*, or corpora-, lio n , who shall violate any o f the fqregotng provision* o f this Act herein de­ clared to bo unlawful, or to bo a misde­ meanor, or which Impose* u duty upon anribWIcor or any person, shall upon con­ viction bo deemed guilty o f a rnlsdomcan- Driven Vehicles Usin g the Public Hoads or. H igh w a ys o t th© State o f Florida; fu r Jtlre or.Otfi©r-*t*w.-“ tm amended so n* to read »'» fo llo w s; •' , "Section 6. Th© follow in g fe e * khall bo paid to the Comptroller upon tho registration, or ra -re g ls tra tlo n 'o f motor vehicles In accordance with th© provllions o f this A c t: State o f Florid a as required by Chapter 6470 U w t o f Florida. -Acta o f 1*1). Hod. 2. T h a t the gum o f One Hundred and NlneDr (I19Q.0Q) Dollars be and lb© same Is hereby appropriated lo Cade E. Shaklcford to reimburse him fur his actual expense* Incurred. In the Democratlo P rim a ry hold on June tth, 191*. a* the name appears on Me Jn_th© office h. p o r l e a * ______ 3.00 vor o f W, M. Holloway, fo r th© sum o f Series C. Automobile* o f more 1110.00 nhd to draw his warrant In than 23 h p and not f a v o r o f Cade E. Shaklcford fo r tho sum more than 27 h. p___ M O o f 1190.00, the same to be (raid out o f Series D. Automobiles o f moro any funds In th© State Treasury not than 27 h. p. and not oth erwise appropriated • more than 35 It. p___ 12.00 Sec. 4. This act shall take effect ImSerle* E Automobile* of more mediately upon Its becoming a law than 36 h. p . _____ 1 S.00 Approved l>©c^7, 191* UerJuH F. Any typo o f automobile* ‘ ... With-ta sealing capacC H A P T B R *741 — (No. 16>■ jty o f ‘ trii ur rnorc An A c t fo r the R e lie f o f A. I-* M piuwjf, passenger* __________ 100.00, Hotel Commissioner, o f the Sla te o f Motor vehicles having been licensed Florida, f o r t ho Loss o f Salary durby any other Stnte o f tho United.States. Ing his Suspension froth Said Cnllce. shall he subject to. the provisions uf Whcrsas, On the l * t h d a y o f June A. Ibis A c t a ft e r such motor vehicles hsvo D. 1*17, A. Messer, Hotel CointnlslM-ea In tho Stale f o r a period o f th irty sloner o f th© State o f Horlda, was *u*. days. pended fr«irn the exercise o f his duties • o f said office, to-w it: T h e Ins|iectlon n( M otor Trucks Hotels and Dooming House*- and. all , .................. .. . . . . matters and thing* pertain in g -to the ( i or hauling any load other than pas- management and conduct thereof In the * , . . State of F lorid a! and ,• WirhB \\, Trucks o f not rnoro than Whereas. T h e Senate, on the F ifth day v - eU,‘no l y 17.----- -• 10.0(T o f December, A. D,.>9IS. refused to con­ s e n t s -V Trucks o f more than----1 sent to the r e m o v itT u f the said -L L. tun and nut more than Messer, therefore u. rl . v t .,, i ? 11* capacity — 25.00 n<, j , p;n„cted by the Leglsfn ture u f tho h e r b * V Trucks o f more than 2 s ,a ,„ „ f Florldn: - ! . “ .ml ,ltJl more Section 1. That the sum o f Three Thou„ -j a- , ? n ’ tona caimctty aO.OQ Han,| h i * Hundred and F ifty -s e v e n Scries Z. Trucks o f more than 4 rmllars and S ix ty Cents (*3.857.60) he nr ' ,y i -------- -*00 00 nn(j , fip jmnie J* hereby aptwoprlnted out , . and. operated by „ f nn>. monies In tho Stnte Treasury tm Ji rUikt'tn in 'Luiinfji.ilciii with Ijiclr t!mt fir** nut nuDrunriiitt’^l* In n;KIt r . i : u" ,n,tax t'8“ owf more n o i> Jo ft " ilicensor titan ten dolr*— T h is Act shall not apply to any Vn.itnr VXhUJea-uwiiwl. ..M.l -ojiej-ntctr V,y tflo United State* Government, tho State o f Florida, the Counties of this Htnle.'and th© Cities and Towns In tills State wiioo sold Vehicles nr« used exclusively by l h « United .State* Government Slate o f .y ^ x z jL r &S: and House of M .-r*-"*' . arm ed‘ forces of the United states n the European W a r o c “J the United States Including former American cltlxens who eerved ln the Allied A rm tc. against the Cenlr.ii 'P o w e rs and who have been repatri­ ated 'and who have been hunopiul) discharged, and to convey land* or this suite for, such purpose, and ^ V ^ n i K H 6. h ^ aU six dollars per (lay «*>• each. mileage of Sec. 3, t h e o F t>«r 1 h c<«■£. Senate afd Hm m the members c - 'i-and the per dlenj o f Representative* „ f the Secretaries.^ t'lcrk* ami attachrs o f tV;; HenutV and t l v r » Htmtl be prepar ed in Whereas, the Congress of the United Statin nt It* present session will o*' c.UIni on to enact legislation which will have fo r Us purpose the execution o< “ plan to Locate returned soldiers, sailors .and mnrito-rf and such other person* “ ™ served with tho force* o f the United States In tho European W a r or other wars o f the United States and who have been honorably discharged. Including former American cltlxens who served In the Allied Arm ies against the ven­ tral powers and who have been repatri­ ated, and • ■ . Whereas, W e believe that no State In the Union offers better or greater op. portunltle* for our returned soldiers, sailor* and murine* and such other sol­ diers. sailor* nml marines as are abu\e enumerated, than Florida, ~nnd Whereas This Legislature desires to go oh record ns heartily approving and endorsing -any legislation that will aid or co-opelute with the Federal Govern­ ment III perfecting Its plan fo r the ben­ efit o f such returned soldiers, sailor* and marines; therefore, lie It Enacted by tho le g is la t u r e o f the State o f Florid a: * Section t T h a i the trustee* o f the Internal Improvement Fund o f Florida Im, mid they nr© hereby authorised and empowered to enter Into any contract, stipulations, or agreement with -any agency or department o f the fcederal Government which Is now or may be and tints- of l 1' " -*l'n“ a ,,. s-nat© * |iriivt-d l.v the l-r^ldenl or the ^ ^ mol nitrated bJ >h'’ ' Of HepS-nate. and thus© ,,f *' ....iroVfd by the resrit ta 11v * » sbal■ ^ nYpp-eeii t a t Speaker oT the ltoh»® chief Clerk of 11viii ami l>> the . th#. t be Mouse 'of B rP r« « n t l » t U « . « £ «|(|> t'omptrolli'r sball audit at Himt. warrant on th© TreM urer for l * « Sec t That the actual '5;1' Hl t . Ing committee* shall be V.'hSlrroll form and certified to or u ) ^ ,i_ e I of ^ Expenses- o f eltliir Issue hi* w arund the Comptroller shall t" *u« rant for the V n e „ lp<ntM „ f the S -V lu-prrsrn.auvoa shnU lte t’ ald h J V the Chairman.of i m r o n U f- ‘‘ J. or |j ,Us« latntlve Expense* of th e ^ e n a t - o r itou^ o f ItepreSenlUllve* ns ^ r , U aildlt the ids. amt the Comidroller ahull amm 5. I f n Foreign Corporation *tt»n same and Issue hi* warrant for tin hav- nono" o f the fo r e g o in g officer* or ng.-iils In this Slate. Hervlce may b, M1s'e,: r, That the sum o f Twenty-1 U e made upon any agent transacting lfu»lThousand dolors. or so much thnes* fo r It In this State. a« may 1>« uec**^i*ar> 1* h* 1 ? H-c 2.- T h a t nil Law n and parts of prtnt«*<! fur the purpon* above men Laws In conflict herewith h© and th, sam e’are hereby repealed. ' ’ SVC.' 7. This Act shall taka erTcct ...... Sec. 3. That T h is A c t shall take ef. Its appruval \>y the c«ov«rpor feet upon becoming rt Lnw. APDroVeil 7, 131V Approved Dec. 7, 1918. (No, 25). CIIAUTEIl ..an 2 of Chapter and Section I **f n* Amended )>>’ ter 6879 Act* o f said Chapter 62QS vn a* Section 4)^. ...... „.*gallilng Special Hoad and Bridge Districts Constnuled of Territory Lyin g Wtmlly o r In part iu One or More other Sperm! HnoTl and Itrldg© Dlslrlrts; Said Chapter AH'S A c t* o f 1911 “ Act Entitled; "A n Act lo Authorlxe the Cnuntte* o f the State o f 1-h*r- Hloni.r o f „ r p io rW a f o r loss o f ttaiary during his said mrspenslon. Pec. _ j ItiaX -lira-saW -C ..<01.1 rnller^itr h-reliy required to draw hi* warrant for » « m o f T h r e e Thousand and Six Hundred Dollars and F lftv -s e v e n i v d bars and S l g t y Cent* tl3.6j7.60) In fa* . v o r o f A. L Messer, and the sabi s ta te Treasurer Is hereby required to pay the Ilrrt a Spurlnl wK|h Wlilcll t<» l'«V n t Inn. H* |utlr «n*f Ihu lln.i«U ntul Suhl tlM*r»*t4D und i In- (rriului'I Ion utut Hiiin-n <|f*r hi MM*' I-! I'tDirtl nf Iu<hi I-I (.’I iilu i" vi 4if tit* jkix hi * iif i*v nuc ft |n-r hmii in Hitch CDiml r nf ti It*. fi««* lax fnf Hit* HUlliu fact it r*‘ nt Huh nf tlcidmlir i t>tOJEtca11mr 11'iiiorM nr i.cvuraRfM, which hf|M rinf full v ami - -nufih i«dv* *ixiifti*d vrht-ri i i -ih a* t «*M.w 11,i ?» . rr. i i i.» niUM* lo dnivkii HiEU fl iml ctiuiiti*rnl|fn**il In nccoriiftnro with Rem-nil law, a wnrrnnl y|Hin Um-funtiG iff wtirh rminly fur i Idiiti * ri Kittil nf innfn ■■I'l.'tl t-t Ihit I*r»• ralif part o f MUi'li 1ti t rust* f 1 % imi fully am! completely * xplrril wiu-n H i Im Act (jncs 1111<i «*fr«-rt. 4ill*l In t an Mr* I In hHIIM4 fn I id palih t ♦» iM- |».-r *H»n rl^ln fully riitit led thffrotn Tim rlKhfn ♦ in ih tf hV I IIIm Act mitv hr* *■o f*11 r*9'iI in iii\ nppruprlnitH Court nf Itlirt Slat i- h\ m.iiMkifiHIM Jimr#'r«linj»K In m i 11fluruii" with 1h«* 4T**tiltrxil law Hi t *u *1*!j:»t tin M v h il f ’Irrutl Judf^cH in till- St ;ti si ii| r i»i i ■- i-iplatn t ll€* pVuVlnli>IiH Iff th!** A1I hi cvriv .1Jrainl Jnrv itrivMtil^ >1 lit the It r* 11vr clrctlfi a. amt I lilv • haru’ .r t ti*lli that It ! h their duty h> rchirn IndictIMrfltM HKahwt ill i tfiochi Ui Uih nf |H*rx*iiiH m r.n |H»r.i I f'Ui**. w in* tna^ Im vc v I•*hi 1»dI auv .*f lh»* in*'\H|i»nM «»f thtH Art hrrcln ih i lai «ul‘ t•* In* a rrlttilrmi 0 ff ttIHfl S»*c 21 That I||«% Sheriff State At torney. County Solicitor, « ’uUHtald** «»r otiirr proiMH'iitliiir nithrncy comml*aloned by the Htulo. «»r regularly e m ­ ployed hv a ciiiiitl v . yvliu liiUJScclft tn ertfnreo On- pruCMboiH o f thl- V«d, «hall IncotiHldcr«u1 iftilltT nf a n« Kind nf duty fttid mi htM,ii*l**d from nlthu- In the manner provided In tho t'oiniiituth'ii *»f thin Htatc. H**r 22 T h i t K for i m t .-n pnv Bert luri ot pro v I Mlon -if !iii «*■ A'd **l» ill l*»(idjll'ilffil nin m i -*|11a I iitii ,i I «.r <<1h m i I mVIfWpcratl-Ve. Hindi f*i*d *©Ii -«11 f»*»t In* h»*ht nfT'td mix ot 11*•i S'* l h*n nr pn-viHlnn ill thin Ael I'yithilnc*! but tin* h:u i i »* nhall retnnfh In full force nml effect tin If tho Hectlfui uf prnvlMhm mt)udtfed unronnt!tuttnrmi- nr Inoperative hud nut urlitlnally Im»p i I Inr.irimrutiwi in thin Act. • Her, 23. T h ai nothin# rlm tiln ed In thin Act nhnll ’ |h> ritmitriii-J In unvw N e im repcnlljii: nr uni* rnllit# unv nf tn«* tiruvlHlniiH nf i "hiipt»-r 72X3 f a\tvm nf Flfirhln, appruveil April 2 1. I'JIT. relat I n r to the manufacture, t«iit*Mi?AAlnn ami truffle * 1n ap .dndl. tn Infoxh ,i I Inn 1h|l|(tr*i Jtinl ♦»'lti**r 1111ii p|h . d. Mull)# nutdt Lhj imr h and I i' |111d ». iiinin*n*hiic the per*nn»f atid id .r , » f t. whu h am! in which nth h tii t ti ufti* turn ftii'fir a in! ki» '{till# m i l f-« i .iff 1' h| ..ii amI i - l.i 11hi * to Crrhilii i lut'M ii till ntticr |drit*c« wild** mi eh IbpinrH 'a r e rec«dved fur rcrtaln purpi»#i**h. !■ lal In# h* m ih iiitfu agd tm IhtnIiic i Iu II i -n nil ■c i lain nfllri-ip- and preci lliln# ci-rtain m 'I ic i IP n cxri |d h. i much thereof tin lj§ rl* -irh ItirtitiMlatent wltji llu* pruvUlnilM o f 1111m A «l. The Intent|nil) Im Iti-reby «'\prcMH«’d that thin Act tthall be rotintrurd iim HUpplemetitnrv to tin* x\rd appruved April 21th, 11*17, lUilLdtii-djJJJcii o f iMild A 4-1 aiw lw imf t*lmr* lv InconHlMhiit with tIn* pn^vlHhiOff* nf thin Act Hhitll remain IP full f«»rr«* and elYcd thtnilKhout the State wh*ju thin Ard ROcm into effect. Her, 31 Thni tbl** A c t *dia11 ^n Into *»fTect tho flrxt day o f .laminrv. \ |i. 1019. Approved December 7, I 0 f l C IIA U T E Il 7737— tNo. 12 ) ' An Act to amend Section 6 of Chapter 7275. I_8tt© o f 1917, entitled, "an Act to License nnd Itegolut© th,* lluunlng tif Motor Vehicles on th© I'uh11c Hi,qils. and H ig h w a y * and to Ur„vlile n>r tin, IteglHt, a lion tlierrnr; to Fix xh© Amount o f Annual License to b© I ’ald Into Hi© Stnte Treasury, to U rjiv ld © for the Distribution among 4-tli© Several Counties of GoFund thus Created anil the Expendi­ ture o f Stun© on Hint© and Slat© Aid llojid* mid Itrldg©*; to Provide I’ i-nnttles for th© Violation o f Certain Section* th ereof;" to Amend Chapter 5437. A c t* o f 1906, Entitled. "A n Act ncgulntlng til© Gunning of Automo­ bile* or Motor Y'ehlcle* oil the Public It,si,Is or H ighw ays In th© State o f Florid*;*- nnd Also to Amend Chap­ ter 6181. A c t* o f 1915. Entitled. " A n A ct ta Amend Chapter 62tS of th© A c t * o f the Legislature o f 1911. Sum© Helng Entitled, "A n Act to L icm sn Automobile* and Ollier Motor Driven ©Vehicles Using the Public ltnn<l* nr H ig h w a y s o f the State „ r Florida; Either fo r H ire or Otherwise." Do It Enacted try the Legislature o f the Htnt© o f Florida; Hec. I. That Section 6 of Chapter 737B, I jt w s of t917. EntlOed, "All Art to License nnd llcgulm© G>e Hniiiilng o f Motor Vehicles on tile Public M.,a,|* and H ighw ays and to t'mvld,, for th© HcglstruGon thereof: to Fix the Amount o f Auoual Ltcsiise to lx- Paid Into the State T re a s u ry : to Provide for the Dis­ tribution among the Several Counties o f • tlie Fund thu* Created nnd the Expendi­ ture o f Knmr on State nnd Slat© A 1,1 ltonit* nnd - Itrldg©*; to Provide Penaltie* for the Y'lolntlon of Certain Section* thereof: to Amend Chapter 5437, A ct* o f 1905. Entitle,!. “ An A ct KeguInMng the Gunning o f Autom obile* or .Motor Veh icle* on the Public Hoad* or H igh ­ w a y * In tlie Slate o f Florida'." and Also •to Amend Chapter 6**1. A ct* o f 1916. Entitled, “ All Act to Am<-n,l Chapter Approved C IIA P T K R ; A n A r t R|mtlitfr to the o f Certain t.aniis nt Camp Jimctdi Joseph M |:. _ l*amlM Jobualun ln Duval County. Dp It Knaeted liv th « Legis lature o f - lit.... Flute o f Florida: ,i .Section 1 The Governor o f the r. o f Florida he ami ho I* hereby m Ixed rind directed to execute until ie great Meal of the State, attested 1 Seeret.tr v o f State, to t m o f Atncrb t u least- o f itStnt'e of Fjorltla in the i rit-* of t'aiop Jo.-tepb K Jolinston for one dollar or -ttln-r nominal t-.)iiHlt|eral|o!! In such form and with such Verbiage as may bt- -*a( iHfaetorv to Ihe )es*e- lo continue ho long a* i hi- salt) land I* used Jtir rol l 't a r ,. in v *1 or g o v*^rmirrilal purposes Sec. 2. This Act shall takp efTe( tneillatelv upon it* becoming a law Appro tell lie. 19 1' C H A PT E It 7764 — (ffo . 29). * Bed loll 1. That Section I of Chapter $2u8 o f tile Ait's o f 1911 be, nml th© same Is amended *■• a* to rt-.td a« fob low*. Section 1. That win never resident* ot any territory emltraet-il wlndly ” i tn P-"t in ont- or more ltoaii Districts o ry in l,rar..I wludlv or !o part tn "ii> m--r,‘ .Special Hoad and Bridge Plstrht* oat that tune coii*tltut« <1. in Ithv * otmly o f this Htute, desire to have such ter rltory- consututed into a ' Hpecl.il Hoad and |*rlt)ge PlntU’t. ' and to have pt-nn.iripitt roa<K alel bridge* . omdrm t-d ttlerelli. lht-> shall present to the Hoard o f County Commissioner* ot that Coun­ ty a petition *lgne-I by not less than 1 wen t v -five P'-r i-mt of tin dul) reglst.-riil voters, who are f ret-lio|tlersi re*blIng within Jlit> terrltof> which It l, pr.e posetl to crt-alt- lnt*i a H-p«*t lal Ituad and iirltlge District, ileucrlblng therein. b>1lie ten and leolllitls, or other accurate «!,■ script Ion. the said territory, end setting and ................ therein In general terms a deserlp. ■:*1» I ti i •i r . -t, i |n> . ,,f \\lv Nlafur. t.f n$.‘ our I I o Go- perdloia Itf Diein,,*. I Do- per diem .egtslature r.s rest-nlallon lo order „r the j,y |pe Hit. .Which orF thV I -r-jfi jiil.i tiirNu i^ ur Set linn I 1 hat tin* mini nf t w e n t y Iw ii liumlfi'd and M n-h p i Ig Uj i m i $2 2 I 3 ut» j tie and the pumic la lie re I ij- n pp m p rb U e il nut uf any m on ey In the S ta te Tr* a m ir y nut utherw lne apruprl* ati-d. tn he paid to Murrain Fnd*d. In* npeeti»r »*f tIi** I ’ hemliutl DI v I nIuo o f 4the u ih ! Uu* |irn|M»H«^l l* h ,1 i it ft i i*f in** ii im! Iirhlis*'" t-* l». . (Ui-t r' h tud .uni 1III* i|III ti Uli t 4'Hl inial l rti 4» I*1y Tt*'-?* Aar> l " |ul> f,H • " n il ni« t i*«n **f ih.PiUU".Huill (iHtitluli £iti it i f ,tl«n njNM-tt % whf*|||#jr tin* i:«»Ht o f Hut ft I yflnliurl ml) lw ,,, t,ttl,l f " r •*> Do- l-suntne ant! sale o f bonds, or by thelevy and et.l b-ellon of a Hpeclnl Ituad amt Itrldg.*‘11 ulHtli llo- taxable proper!, within ^Pwlu l Hoatl amt Fudge 1'istrht n* hereinafter prnvnled Sec. 2 That Hr,-Don I of tfhapter « « A c t* o f 1911 a* * ’’ f C hnplfr A ( { h uf F'trf, f■»*, kind Ml° *4*me i* utunud* »i s»u In ri-tlU ua Agricultural Departtnenl o f the State o f FlnrAiln. fur luss o f nalary dtirfn# hjM mild miMpeiiwhin, See. Thiit tin* S t a te F n m p l r o l l e r In In rehy riDjulrid to d ra w hln vvacrant fur nit (it mini nf tw t h i l v - t w n hundred and t w e l v e d«d la r » f 1 2 ,2 1 2 -0 0 ) hi favor uf the mLid MarciiH Frill'd, and the S l a t e T r e a e iirer I m In*re hi i «m|uI r« d t«* nay the , U I L M T E H .7739— ( An Art fo r - th© Hell,-f o f Mnrion. Inspector of Dlvirtlpri 1,r 10.. a grin m>-tl ( of the State ,,r L<**s iif Mill try Imrli ■ ©loo frtnu Haul nrtlce. Whereas 1' on tin- I 11Ii i 15,1 7. I ' h . l t l . ' C H A l ’T K I l ;; 49 — i No. 3 1); Iirltlge* therein, then the Hoard of CounAn A c t to tlx lit© M v o f Mcnbt-r* n f . ,y (*'ttmmlsslun©ra shali enter nil order ffeera nn" , u t , , K c f .lu- E^'raor' V*x‘/ ‘f . ,Prr‘ T . F. wh,l‘h tltnary Heaslon o f th,. Legisluttir.- „ f • l‘' cjilT *,1i'‘ ii'V't HnHt V1' ‘ *l *Sl’f ' 1,tl til© Slate I.f Flotilla A It 1918 nt„| “ V,1 i'rblg.. I»l*trlrt and ileslgt ’ortaln Ollier Exp.u s e * ,.f th© Lt-gl*1 " “ *© salil special ,ll*trlct by naitis ..r bitilre. nml Making A t.pr ,.pr talloo *n<i ,'l'-cl.,r.- and pol.ll©!, ip. therefor boundaries o f same, t p,,n th© *-xjtir.,ir . ,, .. . . . ^ R'»u nf ttw nty «U> m n fivr the flndhur th« Nlaturc uf thii unil dctcrnTlrtatinn by tin* |t.utnl (.f A n Ai t to am e n d H e c l l o l i 4 ,i( Uhatiter I ic It Iviiactcd b»rida ^ 1‘uuruy i\kmtnlnMliin<*rn an in tin* rrMiLt 7 3 2 1 L a w * o f F toyida, A c t s uf 1 9 1 7 , b.ctlnii I that the pay nf I Ilf Utvlfluf any nuch r-lcctlon that Hhnl! L i y ,, Die ".nine b ein g An Apt It* L i t h e to th© Far©. M ullile tiauce unit H i r i n g of Go- S t a l l t ’u n v let* , ami M ak in g an H M, - K| of Du, illom lrn l Dlvi«t„i '■olluial t ,t-ftar |meet ID'irldj wa* sospemti-d ■I*.- of th© tluiIt's of saf •be Inspection o f food* a fe.-tl mill fertiliser, unde " f *alt1 I lefiartmi ni ,,f lb- Slat© o f Flifrldu. mi »\ hert-ns. tlie sabl Cha mm was on. the 3ml dm An Act Making N o vem b er Eleventh uf Each Year-In the Htute o f Florida a l©*gal Holiday, to be Known n* Lib­ erty Day. U Mer-oia, We are now pausing tfcrough the grealest crisis In tho history of nun. :,nd have been permitted to wltne** ihe of Might and Justice o f nmnkinit triumph over might and oppression ,n 11 inplitl.*d by Uie autocracy of <ernutn ami h»r allies; and Whereas, It I, (Ittlng that we should rejoice With the Fro© People of the •’•"■th In the triumph o f our valiant arms “ Mb that of our ever glorious allh-s in New Freedom which shall reduan to ourselves and our v a lia n t allies as a blessing to our posterity fo rever; and Whereas, It was on November 11, '.,|s that autocracy a* type (led ti) tire '■ •'"'oil High Command signed the ar* mist lee n* dlotated by t h , lender* of the x li-inrlnils allleil armies representing the Free People o f the earth, therefor,. '•* H Enacted liy the L egisla tu re of the tMtile o f Florida; Section 1 That tho Ele venth Day of Niiveniln-r uf i-nrlt year hereafter 'lull ■*•' kii.iwri n* Liberty Day. and nlmll tn low lie n b gal holiday, and the Governor " f this State shall each year Issue a pr.eJamal Ion calling upon the people of too Stale (o rt.-t aside all business .net to rejoin- with tho Fro© People of th, earth Sr.- ; T ill* ,\et ahali become offerttve upon tts hee.tnnlg a law Approved Dec 6, )91g. 1 FrAPTKH 7755— (N o . 3U) A , S . A r.1 Illrcctln r Ih© Comptroller to Mall Out th© Warrants fo r tin- ConG-'b-rati- ,1't-nslonnrs o f Thin Htatu In I'rt'-tnbi-r or Each Y e a r f o r th© Month of Mi't.-entbor In T im e fo r tho Ih-llv• ry ©r Halit W arrants on th© TwinHfth l'ity nf tin- Month. l! I nnrlr.l by thu LogIslnlur© " f !ks 1 '*•" '■( F lu r l i l a : mu me •i puli |»i tvn-fi la thin. Hid 1 T h at TIsIm Act r*halt* lake i-ffi-rt 11viirie<11.11id \ a f l e i f l i pani>a#«* nml apprn'v.tl h%' file • fuveriinr A p p m Vei l Her- t l i » . 1!» 1 X C H A P T E I t 7763— (No. ! l ) . An Act re la tin g to Jury ltata In iuuim ^ which now liuve or rriny hereafter * have a population oxceedlng eighty. Ove thousand. He It Enacted by the Legislature of th^ . Slate of Flurlda: Seytlon 1. In each county which has or may have, n population exceeding eighty-five thousand according to in, last preceding state o r Federal census II-S hall ho tho duty o f the Hoard of County Commissioners, at the time « n j In the manner provld rd by law. ra »-. )*©l rtnd m gtwnrtf T4*tfgtlorit(TrlPBTr,fTrtirv iw*niy-tlve hundred nor more than thlrtr -live hundred person* properly qinTF” lied to serve as Jurors. See. 2 This act Shall take effect immediately upon t>ecomlng a law. , A]«l»riivml pe^. 6, 1918. .................... UouvU HlricU.** Marlnmia, Florida, and tliu fu rth er sum o f i)l\u ThuUWUJd t f t . 000,00J Dollars for tho Jtiform Hchcnd r«»r. Ulrlii at Ocala. Florida, and prnvhlr in g for tho t xp*mdtturo o f A|»* profirlatton. * > • * H«- It Kimcied by the Lcglalrtturo o f tlie Ht.itit o f Florida: Hoc I Ion 1. Tliiit tliu Hu in o f T w e n ty 11vn Thou&ind t |25,OUOiUO/ Dolhirn t»' and the hhiiui Ih ht*nd>y a(iproprhiU'd out uf uny inonrys In ihu H U to Trrnsury avallahlu, fur Uu* IndUHlrhil Fchool for Ho>« at Murlantia, Fluilda. T h r rinmv> iip|>ruprlaitHi tn tills Suet hill Hhall l>«? at*tiiiril to tho pr**Htuit mi ing Ind'ditedI T I A F T K H 7 * 3.4 - i No, |3#. Hin h , itn* usucmh, If any, tn ho a hi died t*» o f the tiulldlfigi* and An Act fur tlin HeUyf o f Marc if n Ktidel, tho tumplrtlun Imiperhir nf f It** <*ti«*rulc-ut DI v I mIhii Ntructur**.n now in couno* •*f erf.cthm *6l •*f 'llu- A Kr Unl lural I teparlincut nf thin Institution. Hec, 2. Tin* ttUiii *»f utii» T h o u s a n d the Btntn nf Florida, for l<<nn nf Sal­ ary Durlnji Ii Im Suapenaiun from Hold t f L uoo.no) Liuilarn i « hcr^hy ftPi»r<nd*tntrd out of any money* In tin- Statu tJlllre. Trinmiry available finr ttn“ Itcfnrm \V h t’ f r ri *4. Dike llu> 1I Hi rI I \ nf Jijin- A Schocd for ‘ H t I n ut DraLi. Florida Tim I 1 1017, Mur in m £nd«d. IiiMpi*ctnr nf this iniiju*) ai»iimi»rhit*’d In thin Sia tion nhall *. .'In n»n aI I'lvitlnii nf the Agricultural ta- t*xluuidt’d for th*" nnrchiiHu o f an an 1'epa it non I of ttif Htat*1 nf |**lnrltla, wan toiiiohili* for tin* of Maid Itofuriii aiiMprtided from the exerclH# uf the dll* School. f* tlen uf mi Id ofllce, tow lt: the IdNpeCtlnil Hoc 3. A l l laws, and |tnrtr* o f tfiwM, •*r food and dru#H «tock feed and fer* In ronfllt't with thtH Act he, and tin* llltRer* under 1 ilirectinn of Maid De- Harm* art*, hereby n'pciih-d piirtimtit nf A Krhdtl t Urn of tin* State nf Hih ' 4 T h in Act x ha ti ink*1 •-fTi-i ! 4til I Inrjita and 11o-i JIn tel v u|i4>ii tin hi’riifiMti i£ a i.ivv W I h -h i«H. 1he »:»b I Man aim Kndel vv im Ajirovi-d D>-i’ H,.1918 , i*t1 III* .'ift| da V nf h rn 'in lc r, ,\ I* 1 I M. I»> UtiilllIHimiH vnte nf t he Semite frill niatid in »jiid nlflffe, therr/nriv Hi' It Htinctcfl by ttie I♦cululatnr»* nf tin’ 1 106 nr the General Btatutes (,f State o f Florida, r e la tin g to service 0f process upon corporations, be and th, xanie l » hereby amended lo reud a* f0j. lows: . Sec, 1108 upon a p r iv a te corporation — process against ntiy corporation, dame*, tic or foreign, may b© served: 1. Upici the Proaljlent or Vlc©.pr,,|. dent or otljor head o f Aha Corporation In the absence o f auch head: 2. Upon.tho Cashier, o r Treasur-r ©r Secretary, or General Manager; or,' in the absence of all o f tho above: 3. Upon any D ir e c to r o f such com­ pany: or. In the absence o f all of th, above* .* >V ' 4. Upon any v f f l e e r or* -Du,In,,, Agent, resident lit tho State o f EUr- A pproprlaGon for Go* i'.itiv itig of th© I - r o t l s i o n * . T l i e [© of "ill • (•'I* of 1 111 * 1 th e H i t — Ot 1 1 s l-.xtr t.trtllnnrv [,hu,l " r. i " l " ' r 'b») He 11 Enacted by the I .eg Is ia t ure of th© m l b - a g e ulh.we, by th e *' H©* I... „ I*• r du-fn tin held it ©nail b© i e g a r d .,1 t..r -,ll Hpciial t.*x**>* in iulilitt.it, to upon the C o n s titu tio n ,,r d is tr ic t 1 t!‘*n 1 That th© Comptratlrf i« run-i n •!Ir.-t t « l t,, h erea fter mall nut •t \» lYriuf* f ur Di-t-tunhi-r Of each yr*r " ,!l‘ 1 '"iift-tittralu Veterans on the pen"'■**» "/ *hl« Htate, In ttmo so that ill©)- will lio itullverocJ to aaiti ixnslunera tint la ter Ilian tho tw entie th tiny of th© month o f December In each year. Hec. . That all law * anti parts of laws I,, conflict with thl* Act be ami (tie sum© nr© hereby repealed. h« c i That till* Act shall take rff-D Hiirm ilialely upon it* passage and nj>krttval- liy th© Governor. \pprrrvi j p ,.0 3 1918. umbckikhI and cultiMdcd tax ab le p ro p e r ty within said I..c au s e .!f , h e . re,',!,," T m ! State of F lo rid a mil©'each ‘wav’ '' ' ° "mlnt. nanc,. thereof ©* s , ... ... U„,u1 Heetlon I That Section 4 o f Chapter He,- 2 That t h e . . - ; ) o f the Secretary Don o f r ^ d s tm'^brldge* 'th e r e .'n " ^ ^ ! 7.121 L o w s of Florida, be and tin- same 1* hereby amended to read a* follows: a.li'l'of S t ohf ! ; See. 4. That all able-bodied male House primmer* not need©,I by the* Hoard' o f tlclal Btenogi-nphent o f the Senate and I,ridges w-lthtn siltl Kru-t-i .i ir 7 1* *l,"t t'oniiaiHslojn-rs uf State InslIluGmis for . work at tin- State Prison Farm, ©hull lie Th© « . r « , . „ i | . „ , . A r , ......... !!|7 irrT h V h ier i " ! . 1’ leased by tho said lluTird, provided that a sailsfnctury price can tie obtained. A ll iiii-iiMS pi ISeoul© IIIBI© I.© let tie Cumities, or fdaced upon the .Slate roads. Np prlltoiierH shall i>* siible.isei! I ’rovlde'l, That the counties now working Slate cunv lets may Jmvo the rlKt)t at Hi© • xidrutiuii of their present contract to lease State convicts at the pVice now paid tlie Stale, anil that Count!©* here­ a fte r leasing Stale convleX* shall have price. them tm the sum© terms anil at the same Sec. 2. T I i I r A c l *hnll become effect­ ive upon*Us passage and approval by the Governor or upon It* becoming a law without Much approval... Approved Dec. 7, 11 IS. a ." V J B T sr .......... ..... r S la te .if - Florida Section i That the sum o f twenly h," " Ir,"l and tiyelv© dollar,, ( » j . - l . a o i he nml the ham© Is hvrt-hv npprnprlsit t| out ,,f any money In the m a te treasury not otherw ise appropri­ ated to tie paid to Charles It McKinnon Inspector o f th© Chemical Division o f **'© Agrlcu llp rnl Department ,>r the . tat© o f I- lorItla, for loss o f salary dur­ ing his sai.l suspension. See 2. That the State Comptroller Is hereby require,! to draw his warrant ; " r ,m,ld sum o f tw en ty.tw o hundred ami tw elve dollars 1 13.21 Mm) |„ favor of th© s.l.l Charles ft. McKinnon, and th© state Treasurer I* hereby required to p.tv th.. *atn© upon presentation See 3. That this Act shnll take efC H A P T E I t 7745 (N o. 20). feet Immediately a fter Us passage ami A), Act to amend Section 976 o f the Gen­ approval hvt th© Governor. eral Statute* o f tho Stnte o f Florida, Approved Dec 6. 191* ns amended by Chapter 689*. L iwh or Florldn. approved May 2oth. f915. Delating to " F e e * for F e e l i n g P r is ­ oner*." , », nrrens, m e state Democratic Ex,-c-. ,,P Enacted by the Legislatu re o f tho '•live Committee tn It* call providing Htute o f Florida; fo r the nomination o f candidates tn (111 Section 1. That Section 976 o f the the various i,flic©* to tie voted upon In General Statutes o f the Stnte o f Florida, the Primary Election held on the 4ti, n « -amended/by Chapter 6*9* L a w * o f » f June. 10|*. Included In mirh call th© Elorlda. Approved M ay 20th, 1915, Is . h W .'&.TT'.i:rh^.,n',';,7;:;; :,r‘ ...... Z '£ "’f l . y r . f f r c .....„r,!t a u t:- -usv >?•*—.■,»©©- llo lb iw Av Present to the Hoard o f County Commit*- ‘ .v,, j . « "ou s© Journal* shall be C H A P T F I F 77SI rwera by shmers. a t any regula r m eeting thereof. ‘,ny " to comptete th© lit<AI ‘ 7S1- ( . l e n s * th© hi* *»•>! f o r feea for feeding prisoner* 5. J** n f , tb** Ja'glslntlv.. Journal*. An Act to nhollsh th© s, of T a x nn,t th©.period f o r which th* charge I* s,,ch payments to tie made, however, mission nnd b. Hcn©‘,D niado, which fee* shall, bo ns fo llo w s : " n l y o f t e r t ha completion nnd .leUvery of t h " l . i x , „ E ? , H ollow ay *""or feeding tw enty prl^soner*. or **)« copy o f the Indices to th© AttnrJun© T 1911 T ,, terod the »t**V cent* per day each; and for I- ney General and after th© Att.Vnny O.-nD l"m ,.ltm n „ r 7 w ’ ©1 faith 1UK “ II over twenty prisoner* fifty Cents " rnl ha » anpro, -,l th,- romplet©,| work and Ht-rnr.ls u, , ©r' t e a , com I ' - ' '<■'** ea ch : and I f shall b e . , ........... IJJItHre.l hy f C haj„. r 6136 Law * „ f ,© Itepea!^ a H I aws ,1 believing o f said Hoard to properly audit the same. • 'orkla , (t)j. |>r,,v twloi.. ?,'f L o f their nod order u warrant drawn ngnlnM the Th© Hill Secretnrv of |b© Bennie and H© It Enacted bv th .1 j .©i ©mocruGc t'ne «n,l fo rfe itu re fund to th© county Die Hill Clerk o f the House ..f Hr|,r© Slate of Florida ' K Id oin,-,-*, f o r the sum found to b© due. "©ntnllvr* shall riu-li have pay for one 8,-ctlon I That th© T „ ffec. 2. That ail laws. nn,J parts o f day a ft e r tho adjournment of th© pres- o f the State o f Florid. 1. ,* pass©,! In’*'*. In conflict with thl* Act. be. and rut ©xtra Resalon o f th© Legislatu re to l*hed nnd Chapter 66on , J Idlng fo r the same are. hereby repealed com plete their unflnlstn-.J wort; nnd to Florida establishing , . , 1 , I thereby Sec. 3. T h l* Act shall become effect- return their book* nml M il* properly hereby repealed ^ " Holla wav lv© Immediately upon It* becoming a Indexed. assorted nnd latMsted. In conHec. 4 . j , . hltii i,„ being up- E>wvenlent form for reference to the Beer©- Comailsslon to turn over ihev wer© Appros,-,l Dec. 7, 1911. tar> o f Mate, payment to b© mag© upon trolier o f this stain nil 1 Hist© o f _______ . the certlffrat© nf the Pecretary o f Blativ and rrcord* nuw lit th„ Dmt such duty lias been perform©,! 'and pertaining t o n n l d r . c h a it s u n , » >. o f One- An Act to authorlxe mbl em power th© tnrlcn nf th© Bennie and the Engrossing ■ H©c a Thai ©ii , Trustee* o f th© Internal Improve- and Enrolling Clerk* of the Huns© " ? la w . ln o .J flc w'th 'ra" ) Dollars imprlated. e tilm fo r In the June 4th. tie In the to o f the »nent Fund o f Florida to Co-opecate H©pre*entaGv©* and ©nch ns*l*tnnt shall this act I,© with tho Federal Government of the rccelv© six dollars per diem. ff©c 4 T ld l ©, v.hnr*.b United Btates o f Am erica In provldThat the pay o f th© Hill Secretary ,,f It* lct "u* 11 *“ Ing employment and home* for re- the 8 ©nnt© nnd IHU Clerk, o f th© House ernoV^lr mmn H s ^ o u m m turned .soldiers. sailors, marines add o f !t©pr.-*entnllvc* shall be six dollar* out surf, nnnravml n o(hera Who have served With the per day earh. Ai)i,r a-ml K ' k* . . . .. Joint Hesulution proponing an amendmeat to the Constitution o f the Unti­ ed States. lies,lived t,y the Senate and House uf lo preseii tat ly e * o ( lha United Stale* of America In Congress assembled (lw*>* thirds o f each lfouse concurring therein) •hat th© fo llo w in g amendment to U>* • uhstituibnr'bo and .hereby la proposed, io the States to becomd. yalld an a part Uf the Constitution When ratified by ih« legislature of the several suites, as pro­ vided by the .Constitution: " A H T I C J iE -----r-iim'c,o ,n *■' A f t e r one y e a r from ih* ral ricaiton o f thla A r t ic le the lmiq“ ' I r a -‘T 1 . H * * ur transportation o f Inloteating imuors within, the Importation f r ! , . f t’.f . ln!?’ 1o r ,h 8 «IK > rta tlo n thereof *ho United Stated and all territory li©vJ.©et t0 ,h® Jurladlcllon thereof tot ,v « r- f * Pnrpoeee la hereby prohlbtH^s t t v ^ . 110" *• T h » Congreae and lb* several ntatea shall have concurrent o©7*Tr ‘ o enforce title A r t ic le by approl*ri«te legislation. Heetlon i. Th is A rticle ehall not M ''l'©rn(lv© unless It shall have been rai­ ned m, 3U) amendment to the Constllu; , ” l‘ > the legislature* o f the # • * « * ' "tat©*. „ „ provided In the Constitution. » Hi,til seven year* from tho dale of lb* "'it.mission hereof to the states of lb* Congress." # , . Therefore, . , j L J l e s o l v e d by the Senate o f t b * Htatu o f Florida, tho House o f It*P* ~r,f"*‘ ,,' n ,lv fs Concurring, , that the Raid proposed amendment 1“ ‘ be Constitution o f the United 8U i * » rn ti*nl cMca ^ Bn<* *h# same ta b i t * ” uf F l o ! |Aa. *h° LcK,a>Ature o t th* 8 u t * . Itedolved, T h a t certmed copies o f th* 'l1* preamble and reeolu tloo'b e lrn. �•‘ - n t t r a r v - \ m •.■rco*v. ” . : - -.c «**.. ■*••- . • . v i a * 2 3 3 « * » « * « t?j v . 'i w w * * * < --■v * ^ - ^ PI . J A N U A R Y 24 ,1 9 1 9 and a wreath was on the table. At memories. r i.h I... ,h., Mr. and Mrs. Nirk Zernovean have bought the £> acre piece of land directly opposito the Ellsworth home on Beardall avenue and they soon expert to clear and build a home, a fine location and will make a desir­ able home place. • (Continued from page 2) rentcl land from >X: A. Hicks, T. E . .Wilson and Clark Pearson which wdl -be planted in cotton, and from B. W. Smith which will be planted in watermelons. All of the ground has 'been plowed one and . the water­ melon seed will soon be,.sown. Mrs. G. 0. Stenstrom left last week for St. AugutinCs where she will.visit her sister d uring the Alness of her brother-in-law, Oscar Blackwelder of that city. m , n h " T ,nr', " l !h” , u u 'J Florvl. o£ V II V h , 1ebruory, A ‘ ti |9I9 T.llmh...r», FlnHtl,. fur fell,,, !>r issued Scminulc llrnnm Factory. of »hirh corporal,„n (he following .h.ll Vr Jh, ,r- N O T I O : TO. t D N T K A t TOItS N ntire Is hereto given that the Hoard of Jaunty < ommiMium ri in'and for Scminolr J.nuiry DD9. brlu’*' ,hU 10,h 'U > «*» <-uunlv at ptljp fintrulat meeting to be h «M at It It. S M I T H H* v clock a. m. nn Frbruary 4th, I9IV will It It. OKAS ♦'•“•knl bills fof the f emodrllinf of f A STiiN E . UiA- h'k* tlu b building and will also receive separate arafrd bids for building a vault In u . * ’’ V * ' -' " I Seminole Itioom f i i l t i ; “ 'm un.lrr.ljnr,1. do hereby s.-.orUtr connection, ^ith the |Klh* Club building. I'U ni and ■p<-clh(fation« will be on file in’ the r o „ V ,.1 V " ‘ p“ , »’ ° ,r t ' « « m l n c In­ corporated undtr the law. „ f Florid*. to ofljre of the ilerk of the Circuit Court, right to reject any and ! « : « * ,f ur pp ,ni lhr t'“ * l n « . below - a * r all b i d t h e i h L , , : / " 1,1 Tu do following a. the afc-Jtc B. A. DO CGI, ASS. CUrkT. h .m a 'if , lnV.'Lp".rN " ’ n' ,,m t I'-Int pub- It is rumored that M. I). Gatchel is’ negotiating With M iy .Woodruff to purchdse. land on Celery avenue to build a home and store near his ciiarlrr of iht* pmpond corporation, n ---- — Arfirfe Our present place nf business, the Cust « i " n 1 " of .'.hr corporation .hall be w . , . .NO TIC K MofTet property, recently bought by Seminole llrnnm Factory an.l it. principal Not lew is hereby given that the Hoard of pU re of b u tI n m .hall be Sanford. Srmlnolo County Com mi«s loners for Semin ole county, A. D. Shoemaker. county, Florida, and the board ..f director, Honda, wilt receive bid* on EAST S A N F O R D There will be quarterly conference meeting at Moo;e's "Station church Saturday of this week. Uev. J. P. llilburn of Orlando will preach at eleven o'clock and it is expected that Mr. Hilburn will be here to preach on Sunday also. Mrs. Ernest M. Galloway returned from New York city Inst week from a stay of some length, having re-_ ceived treatment and underwent an operation to get .relief from astma, having been a great sufferer from this dreadful disease- We earnestly trust Mrs. Galloway lias received lasting lioncffE^ * Mr—aiul Mrs. C- Boyce Bell en.Gbarlio oT'^forth Carolina and a friend, Red Henning of’ South Dakota a portion of last week. The young ...mgp are just out of L’ .. S. army camp. " • .. .Mrs. A. K. 'Powers and children, accompanied by Air. Powers’ ^r'lld-cata mailo entrance into Mrs. Ross Long's hen house ope night ^re­ cently anti killed several fine hehs. Too bad in this time of high priced fowls and eggs. RED CROSS M E E T I N G "-"Tfie1TTiTftT'FYitfar r»F rrrry month will be ;i business m eetin g o f the Red Cross, *nt Woman’s Club on Oak •Avenue, at. 2:30 p. m. . . is v e r y HENRY McLAULIN »!i» ation of trou b it's, - T>r. romr»" ton tl. - rrupitiriR for his fam ily M ami Mrs. m urh ur«*<iit from k in d services. .i. C. du- 2N W . C h u r c h St. - O r l a n d o , Fla. ill ami Has been t h o u g h t to be elosi a to m a i h several t i m i d recently JE W E LE R E lls w o rth Dnwsttr M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : Sunday, T io dinner was in honor of Mr. IM( H A R D ' S I I A N D - P A I N T E D C H I N A I T - worth's b irth d a y A heatit ifuI . ... ...... rai.i* ad ■riieij w it h l .M l li I’ midles® GORHAM'S iJTKItl.IMi SIUM.ll ver. hne.e <ioilier guests -al the" in Camertin City I IKKililts' p l a t e r Half Your Living Without Money Cost <! f rain nl p r e s e t t p r ic e d f r o m t ♦ ♦ ♦ «# * im io e ® 1 * * * * * * * * * * BUSINESS C A R D S } •seal' Sanford, imprt-**b>it stamp, t ft r wc»f Hi “ Heal I 91 luarinc ami in The Woman's Tonic F lo rid Ofiice 309 Park Avenue Telephone 291 , Office Hrs: 10-12 a.m. & 2-4 p.m In a few days, cue be­ ll to Improve.’ * Mr*, ix continues, “ and had no trouble at. . . Cardul cured her* and we sing its praises everywhere.'* c/e receive many thou­ sands of similar letter* evtirvear, telling of the good Cardul has done for women who suffer from complaints so common to their sex. It should do too* Trv E r« a / j T E N T S :. - A W N I N G S - T A R P A U L I N S « . m m Inp. .nd r art .In, fur l » , i . , nd .u u «, „ ll ^ r,n ,p lr^ rant., b . . . and .n r ktfld of rania, arllrir* m.dr to kprrUI ordrr. .no ,ny ......... I’r<*mpi .lirnllon lo m.ll or.lrrw, Cai.lof mailrd f,rr on rrqur.l. W r r.rrr lhr “* —airtprooirmp. alH oonrr.. h?. . r and u|l dur..- In^ Ihe *w«r>r iL*’ r|ci*M*TiiT«ii'll c*' l lip w»*rrlr " S«*mi n**-|i* Itrnum U H SM ITH U It D BAS ‘‘•ifr r f ’ llj I 4 S T iiN E I ,,j r.. 1 ,,t \ DOWNING’S Recipe 1818 is sold by drucfrisls. Information in regard to it chocrfully furnished by originator. Residence Head of Park Avenue N. S., J' arun of K olohim*. K It, Kilbn, of tirnryi, M. \V. Taylor of (irneva. IIOIIT. 33-ate Florida Florida h'lorida, W. DAVIS,. Urplilrf. Nallrr of Applirallon for Tat llrrd I'ndrr. Mrcllun li uf t haptrr U h l , l.aw* of HurIda Nntlr, I* her,by flv .n that O, C. Ilryant. purrhaarf of Tat CaMltlrkt, No. 1GS,. dated th- 3rd day ul Junr, A. D. 1907. ha, Hind • aid r,rliflralo In my uflirr, and ha, mad, appliratlun (or lat ifi-,d lo iu u , in arrurdanr, with law. Said rrrtiliratn tmhrarr* thfoUotriqx dnerlbrd property situated in Spminole county, Florida, to-witt Lot* 69 igd t i n t Illork D, Mitch,IF* Surrey of l.t-vy (Irani. 10 acre. T h , aald land i., ine attrtand at th, dale of lh, lipuanr, o( aurh crrtinratr In th, name of Unknown. Unlrta •aid certificate ahall b# rrdrcmpd arcordinn to law tas dead will Uau, thereon on th, 2Hth day ut January. A. 1). 1919. AVltne,* my iifilrlal tirnalure and •,*! lhl> the Jr;ill day of, December, A. D. 1910. Dealt E. A. DOITC.I.ASH, r* Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., -Fla. Ily V. E. Ilouiflara. |l, C. 33-Me Nailer I , Crrdllora, L raalrra. Illalrlbulrra and All P r r.a n , I l * t l » ( Clalraa e r' I ) , . mknda afainal lh , Kalal, of Kdna (J. Ilurh*nan, lle c a e e d N otic e it hereby given that all creditor*, In Clrc.ll fouiT. S , * * n l h ; r i r , » l l , ' Nrmlnolr le g a te , •■ and distributer* of Edna (i. fluCountr. yi.ild, chanan, d , c , a « , d . and all p,r*on , having clalma or drmand, agalnit her » i t a t , arr re­ Ov»r,lr„t Turpcnlln. Company quired to prraent them t o the undrralgned *» n e r u t o r within tw o (21 year* Jrom dale G , o f f » W. Hambn, flf.kf^lnnr,hereof, or »* m e will be barred. f.rfin Slot Comj>*ny, U 'o r jr W. The American T r u i t Company, Lord Company, Joalah IJ. Srybrrt. T br K:,pinf#r- Huwrll Co., Rnb.rl Jacksonville, Florida. Fred IV. Hoyt, K in ,. K J. Harrell, H a r ry , Katun. Marian llubbrll, Portrr Ilubb.ll, • A* I'rrvldent. Attmt Arthur T. Williams, L l u l r SkinliM Smith, widow, tlr-nj. , Aa ttecrtlary. T. Way, and Samuil C. Urnn.ll, I la led and publiahed this Decrrnber £0tb •t al. To lh, d.lrndanla, DrakM-InnM.Grrfn IMA. 32-9te . . , Sho, Company, IS.org, W. Lord Company, 1. Reybrrl, Thr Rppln|rr-Runrll Co., ________ :________ ->____ _________ > * Klne. B. Y. HarMI, Harry Baton, Notice of AppUrallon fer T a i ,l»ced Under Marian Huhbrll, Torirr llubb*ll, IJxai, ___ _______ __ . , III U O W f H rrll.n I of Chapter ( I I I , Law* , f Pier. ^ J A C K S O N V IL L E T E N T ’ & A W N IN G CO. Bay and Market Sts. u n H u rj:j| a U Jacksonville, Florida Ijn s s dy . In tii*1 Vlatfi-r -d tin |li**.dh lUt knrv, s,i I JcCeaVad^ a, trustee fur W fti Jtledlen C o . , I. I. I alk ,J Co,, l.niidcrhitk, Gilbert & Co,, i Garret, llowen A Vanllumd, Tysen A- Smith, AA K Aletandrr A Co.. Kekrnan A Vels, v ( ( ,k (.' them A it< lamer; Thomas Stalker, AA m Mills, Mathew A. Stewart, II. C. N or­ throp. dec’d, Jamima Davis, Seth Tay lor. Mullir Tay lor, A lv a V. Woolf, John K, Duc " ’ "I ' der'd, John Halts, Franklin Moore, 'b '! .‘-ti j,1i, n S Hopkins, der'd. Itoberl I ra.tr, I fiornas Mdl»-r, derM, tieorcianu Jomir. I.rorge It J..liter. F. N. Pulling, ^ A U r , J Sklnkrf, der'd ,’ Isaac II. Trabue, J. Henry IlmUen. Chas. P. Will. Kate V. 1 > " 0 . Gottlieb If Keyler. Charle-t M. HamSit on trance* ). Kennedy, ttrlando Krnru-s , "i untie- \ i( Carver or under -A- H. AA i:ite, or under any of thorn or Ut horwiso in Die following lands; || C. \Vhif« hrai). Wm. <1 Hark nr 4ugu«hi I*. \nt|. f*. (irurct* H \'oru<Mit|, Mary \ S'ur* Vviioil, is. Florida N » •• FiiraLf'th Trm|*lr», Daitirl (iiraan 41 T* apm-f, • h* vb co. t, 1• *11 part*., m ^ D' h/wcH . Mar; \ rr mtiglm I * r. 1 ■1 i : .* 'p* i r. u } at I>m .i fib d 1 , | ........ Mai k n» \, I , ri w, j |( \ ,.r tIII I-l , ,1 , l,f I ]:■ «||lt kh.J.br, of ..... I. N « I hamu I li S lira iiuil, |(,v lh N , um i r . . , i I .iii pal x •» • I'ora ;• * KX'nrs-ii.,1. A.-mF Weber. (i+*n ui 1-* rf, p«urt f tt,» and lb *i ■hi ; *» •' lllg at it., .-f Fb*rnla. itt Jf 3’ Jn g Tin iiiM> liiihift *• I-l--■ IS1 d .1 • h* d 1 I'l »1I Jl 1* ■. thi i4 1f*f 11:t* ->f f i ouri liniiti* »«ii| Thxtnos I. •rp+*f B i i - m , Daniel A.|| b, ilfiflg I •r |M l- lit Id in Marsh, Martha tVrle\ lla.kn.y John A Hart,' M tiaf A, S I ' |Cr', J.ihn D N .'fg ... I, Marfh* ft D i ’b a l i d , r*»unt> "jf V idu*i a. Florida, er brfurt* the roitrt, at wiliif • ti f pi ne* wil hln - * id ei rin (t tin t * ,■* 11m« i■» V l » '* NNlI1 ,.. t\ rn '. M i • « h. Sarah .VI nr v S IKnr kfir > uf si rji| tilH* r llj t li*'fit; fill i^artirB elnimlriH ' urnlrr 4|vi!r#u JulitifMiu, I \M-h !i4-^|r f ^ N II *-II > II • I v \S« r. i. i»»»t iii.As1*, 4Wi|nrf« •ainiifie ittli-rivla ihtpkiriftj Norn i: . all Strphrn partfra all pyr 111 ti f fvinii ng ’ n11 rv**( tin*ltr*r T li n m aa 'IJIIrf, i|*:rM , -all parlJcA rlalnung irl*rrwi w unilt-r livi.fguna Jt.imr i.r un-hr (J.^bfgD It* Jitini’r. all parlia* r IaI inIng inf pfc*l* unihr j' S’ fStllini*. all |>nrtu* «Unning inta-r• *' • umh t Mar J ‘-ItMilksT th, ,f r«riic- ^iajmihg (nr, * r* uti.hr * 3* H I'rahuv -*JS ft«r it»e, , Imp, ' ri Y inti f. »t* id t|, » f 11d11' , 11inf* (l ' |faflli » thtiHiiic fiitg ic»(i* u m l.f I l u , I* Will, al) |I. r...ft. iliillUIi; unthr Kttti* F, I Mfi, Mil jiartii a claim:fie ii.tun-.f* Gottlh’h ll, Ki'jirf, all partita m im in g uruh r f-harlm I I, ^ lift mil (uii, all partita rlairtiing Init f a r w r . all ' Jir.Vf.* untjir * Y S. Whltr, ami all |yTHi*>4 itairn* lug infs r* mta umtof ' FrariFM fj, partlra rlalinlng K eoncti <*r ned,, »t Si, intt-rr/»ia under umhr Drlande V HP ' , of N \ V , See In. T p 2li lb v I '■ chs. K of NAV cor of N K * i of -AA ol S i r t j , run s Jii-chs, B 15.6 cha, N Jo i'i,- \\ t; i'||, ti, hvg. See IJ, T p Jti It, 2*J S ! : ! , id SIT ,1,, Sec 1*1. Tp Jn, it 2'j. Si.uili I n „t N K 1, of N A Y', nf Sec 2fi. Tp jo. It 29 F ' of SAA „ f SK '|, See 27, T p Jn, It.IP. ! ot N l : ' , ill N l : 1, of S K ', ', See 31, Tp Jo It Jo N AV , »l N t: I. .. r.wT ft K A W liy to . D N A s out ill SVA 0 1 , 1 . s*e 31. T i , J'l It 29 t: 1, of SK <4 of S K ' , n f.N K t,. Sec 32. Tt> •JO. It 29 S K ' , " f S K ' , , Sec 32. Tp 20. II J't. K of ( V , ,d N A V , of S K ' , . Sec 32. Tp 20, It J1* AVC ,,l N A Y ’ , of NAVI, Df S K * , . See 32. Tp J't It 29. S K ' , of SK , Sec 33. T p 20. It 29. , . W 'a uf SAY '* uf N W U . S c c.3 3. T u I " . It w'.i !7' , uf AV ' - of S B * , ut N AV Sec 33. T p 20. It 29. N ' , i f s 1; f t \\ ' i . f w ; o f S B i f pr N AV ',, Sec 33, T p 20. It 29. , S I S of A V of Sf. !, of N i t ' l i of See 33. T p 20, It 29. clalr-rimr inirrvat. umj* r Itnhc-t Frith It m i nf * »■mmi’ %1ni *-c- f.-r S* mt-’ uunly wtfl r m i* ** l*s*1* on Kaluctiaj, fur • F*b ir»th, 1919. a» I o null •f r* I . b'Hbllnif a|ipfi*kirnat* Iv • f i ..i n. I . »'4 \4 **■hi rtf «| t ■Ql| w< Cuunt), Florida ti\er.lr<.,l Tnrpenlio, t'"mpa,» v, * li.-nt" W llanlb.. W .1 Mi Miiia , Jr , II ,t\ is. I.. Id Hi . d i:*..fC" II llai's. ri I* ii.lir..... . i ll* I. Ilr n s i, 1(11 b*,«l V i Ha­ il i baric- I Tofii, ,J f Mai h 11. i Ft If* h i . . II ' Win. i .-.l Urn r. II*. h... I ....... . I \,i.l. r-, • . N... . , .( M»- . i N nr ,«.*«d. I. Ii -* Iii Ul I • "i *li Daniel (i. Marsh, Susan At T-at; o.r and J*., Tvagoer, Snruli t D.ir.cll and Jan D. Uur-*-ti, Merv A, Straoghn, So-ao lls- km i, l.»vi s,-r It. Nurwuud, N'athism.l li S"i wood, Itusey K, Nurwoorl, Agnes F. Weber. Thfrk. I. M»r.ib. Marti,a Cerley and Samuel Cerlry, hrr hut* band, tianfel M. Hackney, John A. Hackney, John p . N" nr a Ill'll, Marilia ft. Norwmid, W*in. S Mafstr, un*|tr *h*i rn»rTf, A Ken­ l o all pa r l i» - claiming an tnterc-t under ’ I W inti, id H, y* , , Ge„rge |l. Hay*-, r s. I* L.hns-n, Kfla I Drawdy, Charto, f t Tufts, 1 I It aek ru , J D 11s r Utu \ , 11. , ' W htt • I • ad, \V m l, llaeknry, Ailgo-la I. \nder-, ' " rK'' S Ni'iwmul, Mary A Norwood, b ill,be lt. Temples, Danfrl G. ATarah, Susan M Teagncr, Sarah P Dorsett, Mary Stan,hn. Susan Ilarkney. Ioniser It Norwood, Nathaniel It, N ucsmioiI, Itosev K Norwood- Agnes F*. Weber, .Thomas Alarsh, Martha Cerley, Daniil M. Hackney, John A. Ilarkney, John D. Norwood. Mar­ tha D, Norwood. Wm. S. Marsh, Sarah l„ Kelly, M ar y H. Ilarkney; Andrew Johnson, fH7 It K 4 AV hv (570 ft N & S In s f : ro, of N AV', of N A V ', of Sec 36. i S ' , P "I N K of N AV t, See IS, T p 20. It 2H. SI , i d N AA , S. c 16, Tp 20. It 29 K* E id roils AA Ft S K cor id S K ' ; of S K ' , ol Sv. 9 1 run S Itl Wot-. AV" 30 rods, Ni I " r<ol«. I, .to rods to big* S»*r 9, T p 20. It 3" N A V , of N K ' , of HAV',. Sec 16, T o 2U, It 30, N ' , uf N K ' , of N K ' f of H W ' i Sec IB. T p 20, It 30. SF5', of S K 1 ( , Sec 16, T p 20, It .30. AV ' , of RAVI,. Sec. 19,T p 20, I t . . 30. , K I > of N A V ' , . See 20. T p -20, It 30. N K ' , n f ' S l V ' , r|eas*2 arres In N K corner 7" yd« K and AV b y 1lilt yd* N and S. See 6. Tp 21. It 1». ' S K ‘ , of SAA'1, . Sec 20, T p 21, H 30. You are hereby- ordered to appear to th,I'M! of mm plaint herein tiled ore I ii c * ( i) d a y of April, A I*. I9D'. It is further ivrdereit that this notice h— puidlshed once each s o j , f..r t wi l v e cunaecotiv, w«-,'k- in the Sanbod Hrr-sld. a news­ paper published in said Seminole county. Witness my hand and Ihe seal nf the sai'l Cirrult Court this Dlh day of Jan uary. A It. 1919. I seal i K. A. D O U G L A S S , Circuit Clerk. Srminula County, Florida . Massey & AA'arlow, Hula, tor Complt. 3V I3tc Sarat, I-. Krlly. Mary H. Ifackoey, J"'pr"H*rk'fi,-j; i l 'M c f i i l n f "ufj ilni ’ !a,r' will uf Daniil Hackney, rle- • ceased, Thomas Stalker, William Mills, Mathew A Stessart, Francss K. Kennedy and Drtandi* Kennedy, . I Jemima Davi*. Srth Tnjb't »r|d A!uliie Taylor, Alva V. Wane!, Jtdin ilalta, Ituberl I'rath, IJee-rqlana Joihfr and (Jeorgv II, Joiner, F. N. ‘ Fulling, J. Henry Hintaen, Chas. I'. Will, Kate F. Lyons Gottlieb II. Keyler, CharlF* ,M, llamilton and A. It. Carver, A. S. White nl at. To the defendants, George W. II a mho, W. J. McMillan, Jf., It. Winfield t i n * and George 11. Hays. tl. P. Johnson, Klla I, (•randy, lUrbanl A. I>r,*dv'. t'haflra K. Tufta. J. I,. Ilarkney , J, I L j l i d t l i c y . 11- C. Whitehead, Wm. it. Ilarkney, Augusta IAnders, Goo. S. Norwood, Mary A. Nor­ wood, Ffliaabrth Templra, Danirl.G. Marsh, Susan M. Trairnrr. and Jas. Tragnrr, Sarah F\ Dorsett and Jas. It. Horirtt, Mary A. Slraughn, Susan Ilarkney, I eflsrr It. Norwood. Nathaniel G. Nt-rwoud, llosey E. Norwood, Agni*« P. W’iber, Tho*. I* Marsh, Martha Cerley and Samurl Cerley. her hus­ band, Daniel M. Hackney* John A. Ilackney, John D, Norwood, Martha I), Norwood Wm. K. Marsh, Sarah I- Kelty. Mary H. Ilarkney. J. D. Ilarkney. ae eiecutor or the Iasi will ol Daniel Ilarkney, deceased, Thom­ as Stalker, William Mills, Mathew A. Slewart, France* K. Kennedy and ttrlandn Ken­ nedy,'Jemima Davit, Seth Taylor and Molll, Taylor, Alva V, Wood. John Halit, Itobrrt I'rath, Georgian* Joiner and George. II. Joiner, N. R Pulling. J. Henry lllnlien, Chas. I’. Will,* Kale F. Lyon. Golljirli II. Keyler, Charlre M. Ilamiltvn, and-A. It. Carver and A. S. White: It appearing Irotn the. sworn . bill filrd herein that your place of residence it un­ known and that yuu are o u r the age of twrnly-one years. 11 is therefore ordrrrd that you <17. r\’ (•**r In this court to (he bill hrreln filrd on the 16th day nl Marrh, 1919. ll Is lurther ordered that this order br published once * Week tor rlghl -consecutive weeks, in the Hanford Herald, u or aspapec published In aald Seminole rounly. • Wltnrsa ray hand and teal <■( the raid Cir­ cuit Court till* January fith, A. D. 1919. (signed) E. A. DOUGI.ASS. (seat) Clerk Circuit Court; Seminole Co., Florida. Skinkrr Smith, nldow, Il.nj, T. Way and Ida Massey A Warlow, • Samual C. llrnnrtt: Notlca la Hereby given that William Soilrilnr* for Complainants It I* htr.by ordrr.d that you do apptar HImmom, purchaaey of T a i Certlflrstc No. 36-9te . n bird on th, *23. datvd th, fith’day of July. A. D. tS9L In-lhla toiut In the bill h.rtll lSih day ol February, A D. 1*10. haa filed aald certificate In my olfice, and ha* It la (urthtr. ordrrrd.that thla ordtr ba mad, application tor tax deed to Issue In ac­ I n Circuit O u t ! . S e v e n t h Circuit, S c ml a a l e publtihid nnrn'u w*»k for four foni.rtillya cordance with jaw. Bald ortificatr embrace* Count y, F l o r i d , ' wc<ka in th, Hanford It,raid, a nawapapar the following .described properly eituated In Ovrntreel Turpentine Company 1 publfahtd In t*M Sr ml not. County. Seminole county, Fttrlda, to-wll: N B t i o f V*.0 * tie** N E f l of NW .lf and Ire* W ly „ W ltrr** my hand and rail of ( b . Circuit' NE^I and leu WW> Sec. 22, Tp. I t Bi. It. George W. Ilambn, all parlir* Court thin January *|h, A. D. 19 1 9 .----claiming Inlereata under ' (aral) B .A . DOR CLASS, field lla Ctrrk Circuit Court. S«mlnnl, County. t*ru«ta u Uhaa,y 4 Warlnw W e offer a hip variety of stantlard formulas, among the most popular being: VV. & T-s. Field Crop Special Cherokee Cotton Special Ideal Cotton Fertilizer •r W rite us for analyses-' and prices of our complete, line. stating quantity desired. W IL S O N & TflOM ER F E R T IL IZ E R CO. JACKSONVILLE, Manufacturers Meal Fertilizers . . . . . .................... FLORIDA ARE YOU IN S U R E D ? W. J. IF N O T , S E E T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AOENTS General Eire Insurance OFFICE PEOPLES DANK U U L D 1N U Sanford, K E E P Y O llH E Y E O N T H E H E R A L D Florida JH J! 1fcg . K. A- DDl’ Gl.ASS. lion of N'eftfoai hi* (trove 1’ ompans, a corp«o iti.oi mid) r tinf nrun nil IEGAL ADVERTISING Vs J WRITE L'S ABOUT y tbt* &.Hojsbolder Dr. !L. J. Marshall DR. •*->* ^ t r s z t-lerk C'ifruit t’ ourt Homisnle C « . Fi t. Ul*3tr tly V. M , Dougfa**, D. f*. 4I lie b» I *gl»f Tltr *ral*4if (hit o>f pi-f alion &hal! b«* n I /. -T * ' ' : ^ : f r ^ 0v ± ? i:"wd0:[n,^ k ^ rirffitf. in the name «| Unknown l'n l«* •m*u\ ‘ ^n tira ie /hall b. redo* med according i to uw t*n tl. »d will is*ue thereon on the 1th *‘ l lu\ d F* bruar>, \ D 19F* W n 11 e *- m \ •itiiwal -ignat ur« arid seal 1 hi* the Jrd day of January, A- l». l*l|ih , * * ,ir I - 1'i i rv*' af Ii ■-1i t •k 1 1 III »r Ib f ,*, r» t h. . t-.b ' . g.,' .1 4 Ilf Il-OM* P* ^ 1 1 1 I. •l of f hi ■•••>■- 11s t*Dp *.it it h n in111- it it d » * , - 'J It ig l i I * T » * r i . <1 ’ ami t \ f»ri' . *'» mi' v* * 11 km>*ri, »l«. i S I ■! 'I r, I A—• • i I. rk fir«( 'Inly sw im *ay, rn^h fm Ono Inch Card* Will Be 1‘ubllahed Un­ llHftr by ft: Huanl of County * ............... . In- »igiif*l a ini nit ruPtl tl;*' him** If, I i»n .'-irOriol, i'uuftt}, Fla der Thin Heading Al The Rate Of *7.20 luri-guing iristruincht fur (hi |iurp«j&f* tbrn-in 35-r.lc MprtH«Dr an*l that «th**y art* th« prraonv Per Year. „ nnnit’d a » It- II. Sinitb, It, It. Dt as atul F. A. .St*inr, lh*T* in, In ( irroll tour I. .Neveeth * (trull, Nernlnule « Wilson . » « • “- - t »p*tU blf, J ».l » » lh, »k w mrrrh.nl c.n (I r r ,ou . hrllrr .h w for lhr u t r m i I h .n r.n lhr rrnrr.l mr.rh.nl, U l u. .hnw , ou i r rfrTn, wwlm. t'ndrr interest, SCHELLE M A IN E S Mrs. J. A. Cox, ofAIderson, W. V*-, writes: "My dauRbter . . . suf­ fered terribly. She could not tum in bed . , the doctors gave her up, And we brought her home to did. She liad suffered so much at. . . time. Hav­ ing heard of Carduf, we eotltfor tier." M Deed a*«* Mr«| jt iff?* ihr*»* *4«tfee It's a l l m o a b o v e n i l o t h e r s t o p i n y In Wjtnr*i»* Wtirrcftl, I havr hcrrunln *rt i-nfe; t o p ra du co n i l p o a a i b l o f o o d , mi hand uiul ulMHal »ral ut Sanfuitl. Sffn* Khun nnd f o r a g e i m p p l l e n q n y o u r o w n inuii* f o u n t j . Florida, tjii* tub day id Jan uarv, 4 I * 1919 acr, q , i ut d o w n t h o a t o r o b ill. . i i. \ r d j : d ( " t i l e ' l l , A m o d | ! , o o f g a rd e n ground, i»«'4l* * Nulttfv Hubfir, \1v «*r, mm♦ « lun * *pir**«» Mm I * , I *»“i 2 r l r h t l v plantf«l, te n d e d a n d A W -Y K R ;t r Ur ki'iit idmil.-d ih i y e r rou n d, can hn 1 o m n : in t i ik c o i iit n o r m : tirade in furuivli n e a r l y h a l f y o u r llvhi r u n 'll M n » l i l t i s r i n : <>ti ifnr ll w i l l s .ivo y o n m o r e m o n e y I > L.it.l * rib. , t ar ( , u n , , v i l l i . i , SANFORP - - F L O R ID A than y o u m mfo on t ’ l y bent t w o o r Dartxubtr ftt, I9|n. •bre,j m rea o f r o l l o n y o u e v e r g r e w ! ! fio tiw L hereby xivtn that Jamta 3. Antlf.'.w (IriK'Vi. I la . who, un Marrh In, Hn^tiuRB.' I I U D ' S o a i i B o o k ttllla nil loir, ,f>a *1r llo m n iia d 1‘ritry, N+i, 0|2r*l •'‘ bout i ho r i g h t k i n d o f a ’ m o n e y h u v THOMAS CM M K T WILSON I; r HAY.', <J SK.'i. Section ll-l, To*r.,hi|* Uo lag g a r d e n m id t h e v e R e U i b l c s t y p u t k. iKnr.L'aoN iiot’siioLPwa S,, It,nr,. 31! K , T ,!l.h a ,»r r Mrridisn, ba, filrd tiutir, of rnlantlon tu m »k, Thrae-yt.r In 1L I t l e l l a a b o u t t h o f a r m c r o p s nt» I'rnof |„ v.tal>IUh rlaim o, lhr land Bborr w e ll an ti a l l o w s y o u t h o c l e a r r o a d t o dnrribad. _ lirfure Clark Cirrult Cnurt.-al r ea l a n d r e g u l a r f a r m p r o s p e r i t y . I t’ s Sanford, Fla., on thc‘ 31>t, day of January, IMS. Fre e. R end f o r i t t o d n y t o G. Claimant nam*-. a* wit no**,*: LAWYERS H A S T I N G S CO., Atlanta, G a.— A d v t , , L .M - lluah -J llarun* , . H orlda-------------- — Why Suffer? «■ tlrfr I,, il. n*i *I ' i d I. ,' I f w •» * M.t d ' * * .1 I1 1 jiv X i . I. Mid . r • I.tII • 't .V i .•. i ;a r f i t. r< and > diejlisr- [ |l” At f| \ \ jh tl i*i, n. T n . 11 A mfm .11li T \\ 1 , Ml' \ umlIi-f A ( ’ it t I ■i*kin.a-it X V* Nhuri* A fi* ih *“rti A Ut U r»;*'T f 1! j'.ir ! la\ 1 l»l MltIt g in N«(lr r Of A* •ignmerl II unci*-1 •f ! hr. fllii* S f .111, * r. af! y u * i *tf?■•r- •d .4 0It M \\ rI«a rn*•, Irarrifi FUPa r fa; rt>I It f! ihitft-elA. Ufnhf v eh Writ M ; ! L ( ii H I'ilfitr* •Immihi' in ’ nfn'i ’ » U 1*1* •> *u t.r.w'i. u-rnj* r M ,*! h* a 4 Stitt art I **.»i • j 1 Ip mu nr iiii-rs -i w unfi*f I I.* h >1 >m I >• f \ ! *. ’•l • FT Jill ol' I •j did "it Uidl d; JA' • f*- - ! t 11 •* < \ uf I hr J ties v s-r ,1 a! [ |Si. an » iti T hi h.„-hI =! a * • lai FFiiit^ nilr'i sis Ufidti f J fi ■1 hv hi r. 1(1 ' Jii |L 1,1v 1•- x M- * a«i tr *p* n •H a . XTnip In b,i **. It. lh. tif =d I Tp-1‘»' '-«! i"t I »a \t?■._ aM j'ttfUt * 'Inifiting ;nfi r 1 no a Mbp-* t t'Sam , 'Mtlll f <* fit Tdil.tf .*f Hlf.lrr j th* b. m fit *iOf her rrrtl.i*nr* hi-'* 111r *- > l‘l| rat'd fiojlar* ■a! Sit, I a>i**r uf Hlhnr nf l h» n>, und* r>it tu v| Mil f(lf| < • hail hi* wit m %• k \flirlr Si'irn -;ll partita <(aiming iftl.ri.i* unil*? ...I. WJt l-l M l fil Mat* df t I. r Th r finfrif c* r d rf •il* nr* * . f f i t <*tih iJn? J 1 t on ... I. aM imMn * <I ti flung Ihe 11Hi 11* ..i Jft* if b al * . ^ J ^ • f t t- 0-r ti ll • f t. 1.1 • r 1 1,lfl * JaV« ll ll \ Ilia wifbiti fniif mimi hr - t - f l i riu nf i i,i«r ,.t, u r l . f iulit* | l»iJf*mJ. rl. un a* full. W v our a«*i «*unt r 4 i( if i 1ai *if-D m aifl «!• •'t-hw-rif, mil paffii'p rlnlmlng m ), •t nth.. SAinfitf L f t” ?e11t. 3 iharr 1errata uii.hr J.,h#i lialu, all par aaflignur It It |1.•«!, S-inturd . H'lTnlr*. 1 'harp i| a* Sanfonl minute rnunly, FU*r d*:» 'laimlti^ inlir« y| uruh r FflJik 1 i. Sf'"in, S'-an-fnr-i1, l i 1f,dsi, -IJ thiffl'tt * ttlft,Da'* *' — f\*7 •4 »-* l|pm-i|*rt|r all pjtftjrg f t h f ffTrl Ijsv Iif JsfttJH n *mn TH1 n, Uf, cpii irf 1 ■ i iii prefU'ut hit’ ll p r h e a no one i 1 ".t nil or n e a rly a ll cot (on. buy 1 »un,.!v meretmnt on i-rodlt, and inaku inuii. Food and g r a i n aru higher In proportion • than a r o iirc a e n t cotton priccH. _ Notice (* hereby given that W. T. Swlcord, purchaser rf Tas CVrtfAcate No, IhtKI, dated the tHit day of June, A. D. IM*H, ha* tiled said certiorate in my office, and has made appllraiion for tat deed to l**yp in accordunee with law. Said certificate embraces the following ill »cr ibid property situated in Seminole chunty, Florida, lo-wil: B * j of KK«| of S\V», Her. 19. Tp. 2 1 S , 1C :I0 Fast. ^ Twenty acre*. The taid laud being Pi, • |Ml* |f» " aufl-* t ♦‘i 4 - U-o r* * rn ft! i« ;i a v tI i. til*, til!i •!t '1 t •fir* t i .sf* aIT, ,f w ; ............ ill • • r* • i -i rf ji'Mfi * ! a 1 U\ 1Id. at.nkhi Id. pa. ;*r- . hi a n aunci ill h III. wt 1* huld (hur unlfli.il Fill • f 1 inif 11• hr ti Id uli the ■*t M urniuy in i nrt«- • ( • ti> h NPdf In*i* 'A«(‘t Ih f >. tf 1'M'• T>. |.rr. -1• *i r 1 e ftit * t.* ■1i+x l h * i . i »kjk 1 * S '• • LI, , J. f La nirn f HI* .1 •-> t ‘ -Li*a nutv tlir*et. Th* mlhrvr'* tu In­ t*f# a1 h\ th.t* ' .j mri ting to li*i h. M i ri * hi •anii 1 v it ! ' ! jmnit.f It ft !*• t- * fit si tl t «Fill flH 1 fig I to I ..-‘t t.f 111-• ’ r ’fc n r *li " r f. ■r » i’-' | f " ►r.•, a ,*V If tin*».l *»< sob I h, r *. ■ kf' I It* jf.••lit. *i!!g Phi II l r rncrii 1.. r* the . hr* r.% tif i hn r « f p IMFSI* Mi ii, y#»nl 5fill** . i. . r, ■1 4 1 th* T o i l i t. . li ­ *b ill hxvr'uusi lhr*!. xsr I*Ti*idinl lt viiOiTh v l •- pr* * o|. • t. It I’. D* ** i - i - u ' i r. f \ *-* S HI fill, b. 4?d f .In l '» i • am i I ^ > • t: I; circular \ too.| IVAHli ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES W c tiro all lit a ilu it^ u r p o l u L Oo. ♦ tin* u*i! iif g o o d c o m m o n snn so In o u r U 'i^ f a r m am i g a r d e n o p e r a t i o n s , del>< !• p r o s p e r i t y n r o u r " g t d n g lirofn*.” 1 ■ ... .Section » of Chapter (Shi,1Caw* of Flor­ ida ♦I * t, E ) e s ex a m in ed li) a regular r eg is­ t e r e d |ili)sirian ami in ftreble health fur th e past t w o years. W a rre n . B e a t y . Natlce of Applirailun for T a i T re awn r * r, a n d a b o a r d «*l i N r u l u n , •.. r u n '■?i < I not be* t h a n fh r*e a n d not m o r e than five *>to r khiSldt r « , a m f s u c h «uho rili ru il i* ollir# r l a ml ag**it* n* i l o rii*|< r r a t l o n nii» y m i t h o t t : «T l r r f b r n hi *.#-!-«i Ki r v an d I’ r n r l i r e run fined In i h e I r r a l m e n i o f Ih e e ) e G l a s s e s l i n e d , b ro k e n l e n e s plicaleil WHY WE DO BETTER WORK AT THE SAME PRICE Tire business of Hit* (fymtiFilhn alt all bp' In i irrnlt Court. Set enth Judicial fTrrun nj! |iarlira• **Jr|i iii |t irilirrlts urnlrr In * * T«ill*# alt pafilcHctaimific c o n d u c t <m 1 b y the itij* iiffjcers, v i a : • . In a»M! For Nruiinol'r Fiiuiitji, Fforltfa. C hatirer} ^ Inlrrrat* umlt-r J l„ llarknrv. J |» V I *rt-widen U - V l c t ‘'Pn*s I d e n t . Kerr et Elr V. a n d OCULIST ANI) .OPTICIAN A le x Marshall o f C a m e r o n C i t y ha- heen \ery li! fu r s o m e t i m e past CHASE & CO. - SANFORD, FLA. IVtiflonrr. ■ and franchises j«»r a piriojl of lift/ years, from and after, thf commencement of its corporate existence; unless sooner dissolved by the stockholder*, or according to law, ’ DR. E. S. HOFFMAN <ia>~ a i d Mr P o w e r s returned a f t e r a tt-ii ila\s' visit. T ci^ dl^Stc for the iuccr**fu! transaction t»f th** buaifn**i of this corporation, anTT"fu have, rsirfisn an d. «n io y all th«* right*, powers and privilege*, i nri dental to cut p « rations **f* ganlkwd and caUting under the laws . f 't lu * • laic of Murida. Article Three Th** amount of capital «ti»ck of the cor­ poration shall hr F ift nn Thousand D.dUr*. which *hall he divided Into fine Ilundrid and Fifty share*, at a par value uf Urn* Hundred Dollar* per share. All or any por* linn of the capital stork of this corporation may be pgvalde In, isaued. or u-ld for the piircha-e o ^ property, ciljicr. , f f a j . . u t __ | **n*hKi* lor the p.v ma.pw»«>4aWim' ice. at a ju-t and fair valuation I here id.'"to be determined by the board of dire tor*. Arilrle Four This corporation *hall rontinue and have full power to « iefci*r if* corporate right* Arffrlc Ftic mother witf arrive here this Week from Charlotte, N. C. Mrs. Powers, Sr., will remain live rest of the win­ ter. Mr. and M rs. Powers and chil­ dren went to Charlotte for the holi- M r- February 4th, may est.hli.h ulbrr pl.ro, of business with- 19 19, at l U 'o'clock a. m, f or thr purchase of Joe Cnmeron has recently sold in and without the itaif* of Florida. one road grader. 1 hr bujfil reserve* the right to reject any what is known ns tlijj* Trask place A flirlr T w o and aii bra*. T h e gcncralfnalure of the hu-inra* to hr and some woodland on Beardall >tran*art«d > K. A. UOUGI.ASS. and conducted by laid corpora* 3i>-3lc Clerk. avenue to John Russell, making Mr. tl*»n shall be as fotbfWs, T o m i l l , in and tarry on thr bu.lnta Russell u 68-arrc farm In one block. pi it irntTil iifontn factory! to rnamtfacturr j To Whom t may r «n c e r n : It is understood that Nick SJerno buy and *ell brooms of every nature vean may. sell Mr. Russell his. 6 acre find' oin» M \ ,„ T h ,hr1 S******** . i R t Yh'.f'mly V" ina> ^ at *')' Drl.and, Klnriila, al ^ 10:00 necessary or npedlent in the conduct of ary. ISIS, ^ m.„nr a. »uon thrrraffrr a. can br farm adjoining the Russell farm on be such tud n iM ; to borrow money and secure orlurk heard, $iahr application bvftxrc Judgp James v>‘ mortgagr. deeds, bonds, or other W. Firkin* for |« a w t»» adupt, according tu the south. ‘ Mr.- Russell is making many improvements, presenti ng a ordrr Itgaiititig such adeption. all such and Atbcr and further thing* at J- F. IIICKSON. model truck farm. may be nrrrstarj or M p fd D n t t.» be 'dotfW ■ * ci l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document ********************************************************** Card Party The ladies of the Altar Society of the Catholic church entertained at a card party on Monday evening at the Priest’s House. Five Hundred was the game of the evening. There were about nine tables of players. The rooms were tastefully decorated with cut flowers and ferns. After the game refreshments of cake and coffee were served. Miss Katherine Aycock won the first prize, which was a dainty piece of hand painted china. The gentlemen’s prize, a box of handkerchiefs was won my Mr. Tom Shelly. Two consolation prizes were given, both being bouquets of pink roses and were presented to Mrs. LaVerne Hurt and Andrew Mahoney. *************************************************** Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 24, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 24, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 24, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1868dfe399f5d5db895fccd46a26fd58.pdf 50d65696eb9311445104bdc102e753ec PDF Text Text '« V- •VF* A • • v i f s t» / v * f # *9 ^ * V * « - • wm '■ V. » ;• * ■ -* v r . v * . r/. # i r h .u fl i Ii Il ' f t ;.* l i «# fu ll pH SANFORD ■ ^ ’ SvaH l: • V i_ IN THE HEART OF THE W O RLD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMBER 36 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 17, 1919 VOLUME X >, Jiavo rod -blood in your veins this C. A. work In New York some time show will sell to standing room Tues­ ago and falling to get a position ax -in ? • a v day, Jan. 21st, thejjight of the show. -hut secretary in France on account :f * f la of a readjustment after the armis­ It i Two Eminent Men tice was signed wns" sliTT rcTairib'd | ------ - . * T“T *" w ith—tha —understanding—that—he Among others who have recently would be placed in service later on passed away, two men of whom Nlr. and believes that he can do a greAt Roosevelt .waa one aud tlu: .other the service among the returning soldiers. world’s best known Sunday school His own boy will be among them worker *recently have passed away. some time in the near future and his Their lives and Influence will be the heart is in the wotk of tanking nut subject of address by the pastor at SUCCESSFUL MEETING OP for the boys and if possible he want­ NEBRASKA IS THE .STRAW MATTERS OF MINOR IM PORT­ the Congregational- church Sunday excellent talent is o b ­ ed to do some real work in the “ Y '’ SOUTH CENTRAL DISTRICT , ANCE HAVE HAD ATTENTION evening. THAT BROKE THE CAMEL’S OP FLORIDA AT PRESBYTERI­ t a in e d BY WOMAN S CLUB before giving it up and returning AND GRAND JURY 1 3.IN SES­ The morning theme will continue BACK . v AND THEY WILL DELIGHT home to stay. AN CHURCH • « . that of last Sund_ay_pn_-tjlC_.UiYl?i SION SANFOB_D AUDIENCES ______ Mrt Holfy will b£^ab»cflt_aomc — ChicagOr—Jan.— .United. taking jp the history of the book The young people of Sanford have ; Circuit Court convened on Tues­ time in this work, spending several States today concluded the process and its literary features. had* a great treat thjp woek in the . The Woman’s Club of Sanford * s* 1 I day of this Week for the 1918 full days in France each trip and having of voting itself dry. When word an addition to the usual program convention of Christian Endeavorcra takes pleasure in announcing to the several days in Now Yorfi and this flashed over Jhc wires that Ne­ term with the following judicial or­ of music Mrs; Hoy .will sina*Jn the at the Presbyterian church. public that they have secured the service will not be as lonesome as braska had passed the federal prohi­ ganization: Hon. Jus. W. Perkins, ••Great War Series", of three eminent morning. . • * *. It wpa-'n meeting of the South u hut work for he will be able to get bition amendment "d ry" leaders said Judge, Hon. Jos. II. Jones, State’s speakers sent out by the Itcdpath ■ Central District of this organization, • Attorney. V. E. Douglass, deputy back home on short notice. His the acconiplishment was.the greatest bureau of Chicago. and the'w orld’s Another Sanford Boy Makes, Good composing the counties of Sominole, headquarters will" probably be in piece of moral legislation ever passed lerk nnd E. E. Brady, sheriff. ' •* 3 9 greatest conflict will be presented Orange and Osceola. Owing to unHoboken while on this side, and he in the world. . • • *v ' As pro*viousl>T slated, this term / d > will he of interest to the friends for the benefit of the Sanford public settled'rondltiona and influenza epiwill have tjje nucleus for many good of Alan T. Bowler (better known -a*. The amendment to the federal bids’ fair to be a quiet session *..in three diitlnct angles by these demfes the attendance of out of Dixie), First Lieutenant, U. S, authoritative speakers direct from stories of army life'-when he re­ constitution preventing the manufac­ crime in -Seminole county has town delegates was small, but repre­ turns. . ture and sale of intoxicating liquors flourished since the last session/ofiiy* rmy, that he has been transferred the front. * - sentatives of Winter Parl(, Oakland, the court. Severn! petty cash*/ of y>)rrom California to tho Construction become^. effective one year from Lake Monroe, Daytona, Congrega­ The first, Elwood. T . Jlailcy ^ date of its enactment. Meanwhile minor importance-were, disposed of Department" o f ' the Quartermaster J j D . A. It. Hold Splendid Meeting tional Society and Prcabyterlan of speak at^ ^ ^ ^ gwtl [ttg tft^^TWg^Bhn^NkrVilfan^frapter of the the/country goes dry July 1 by during the--opening days- nnd the Goncral's-oflhv in Washington Cit/. Sanford were In attendance. Beary 29th . Owing to a serious physi a. dis­ presidential proclamation as a war odrt is* now nwaiting the delibera­ of his lecture "From Transport to D. A. R: held its regular monthly measure unless the President re­ tions-of the grand jury which was ability, Mr. Bowler was transferred sldos numerous visitors from otheri young people's sociotica of the city, t Trench" gives but a faint idea of the meeting Friday afternoon. Jan. 10, scinds it before that date. still In session at the time of going from Hie Field Artillery, for which especially a large delegation of Ep« a • • 1919, at the home of Mrs. Geo. information nnd inspiration to be he w*s in training at Fort Ogle­ . Congress passed- the resolution to press. worth*" Leaguers. derived, for the spoken word is to Chamberlain on bcurdul) avenue. The grand jury is made up of- the thorpe last spring, and made pur submitting the amendment to the . The Regent, Mrs. B. J. Starling home morale what ammunition was Mr. Karl Lehrman of Chatta­ following men of this county: J. F. chasing officer for the Construction presidedMinutes of hist- meeting various state legislatures amidst the McClelland, foreman, Felix Frank, Department at the Aberdeen Prov­ nooga, Tcnn., spoke Monday night, tn our soldiers on the battlefield. v y fiS * seething preparation for wUr in HIwood T k Bailey, just back from were read and olllcers reports given. 1917. The senate ratified it in Au­ clerk. W. F. Taylor, L. Allen. Jr.. ing Grounds, Aberdeen, Maryland. Tuesday morning nnd afternoon nnd iI A very interesting feature of the He delighted everybody ms months in France, England and In September lust lie was pro^ night. n|| J. E. Spurting, Don McDonald, B. ’f t : 1 meeting was a table of relics, all gust by a vote of <»5 to 20 and the ith bis personality nnd the sub 1 Italy, comes to tell a story of perlower house on Dec. 17th by 282 J. Starling. C. M. Kennedy. S. E. moted to First Lieutenant and sent iccta discussed. He-apoko Monday to Grunt, California, us property M,nil experiences involving- phase over a hundred years old. belonging Mntlu-ra. R. B. Smith. R. G. Hick­ to the hostess.. M y. I hamberluin to 12b. ufter phase of the great war. •Life son, P. F. Monger, M.’ P. Lipe, L. officer and assistant to till? Con­ night on tho Progressive Campaign The legislature of Mississippi wns i **‘ i •j* presented to the Chapter one of the Went, J K- Pokes. M. W, Taylor. struction officer of a large plant for of the C. E.’s in the south, nnd dur­ on the transport and in nnd behind vi a relics, an English History of the the first t« ratify, tukihg this action S. L. Johnson. Ed, Lane, with C. S. the manufacture of T. N. T. and ing tho day Tuesday he took various tin- trenches, nlr and submarine aton Jan. 8th. 191b. Fourteen other other high explosives, which were phases of the young people’s work tneks. nil figure vividly in his great American Revolution. Preston; bailiff. statist took similar action during A letter was read from the pub­ not needed after the signing of the and presented plans. Tuesday night lecture, "From Transport to Trench. licity director of War Relief Work, that year, the last of them being he spoke of the two Fold Object of armistice. , . • For 32 consecutive days Mr. KEEP STEPPING Florida, which ratified on Nov. 27. on the Tillolay fund. Young People’s Work. Ho is theHailey was in the front line trenches, ' Delegates were elected to attend 191b, at n special session. After assisting in Closing up the most gifted young people’s worker • lie was with .the American Marines the state conference Feb 11th and Great Attraction Coming to the l.yrlc works and curing for the govern­ who lias ever visited Sanford First Great Nation to Go Dry »t Chateau Thierry when they tum- 12th in St. Augustine ment’s property. Lieutenant Bowler Theatre Next Tuesday Delegate*: Among the other speakers were Dr. ■ 'a M r nl the tide and repulsed the great Mrs. Forrest Lake and Mrs. Illirt Next Tuesday night the citizens of wns transferred the last of Decem­ In the fa’ll elections the wet nnd C. A. Vincent of Winter Park, Mr. ,a|l German advance. He was gassed Peterson. Alternates: Miss Kath­ dry issue Was paramount in most of Sanford will he given their first renl ber to Washington, where he will E. n. Whittier of Minnesota, Miss W E I ami rendered insensible and it is ryn Wilkey and Mrs.* Chamberlain. the states, and left no doubt that treat at the Lyric Theatre by com­ probably remain until he is •dis­ Edyth Hainter of Daytona and Rev. because of injuries thus sustained 'Mrs. At .the close of the business meet­ the United Stales was destined to he ing to see "Keep Stepping." n show charged from the service. c. D. Brower of Sanford. that he is now hack in the United ing delightful refreshments thut made Broadway Theatre goers the first great nation t" V t o liquor. I Howler accompanied her husband to were Among the pleasing social features V U i'r make New York papershighly rec­ States. •. The ban on vodka in Russia was served anil a social hour brought o California and they were pleosuntly of the convention was tho social on Mr bailey was in charge of the close to a very pleasant afternoon. never completely effective, nor did ommended. This company «>f twen­ ,■ 1 ML| located’ in Oakland, a few miles from Monday night led by Mr. Lehrman. it interfere materially with the con­ ty five people with an exceptionally welfare work on the transport on He is n master at tho art, and manjr— . pretty girls and n Giant, Culifornin. sumption of more expensive liquors largo chorus which ho went to Europe and his Fred Bines Resigns . .. - H i ; * will remember w ith' wondqr for a. cast unexcelled; us there are txo by those who could afford it. Rus­ work "over there" was to spenk in ■ F-ed I\ Hines, for many years lonfc time the Dollar Story. Then - 'V lv the different army camps. He tplk- local rmyiager of the Southern Util­ sian advices now state that the bol- many artists to mentiorf we will enHanks Close Monday Tuesday the convention attendants cd to over a million soldiers in ities interests in Sanford, which com­ sheviki have restored the vpdka 'deuvor to give, you a few. were entertained at lunch in the Monday, January 20th, Leo a Frame and learned by intimate ac­ pany owns the electric light, gas. trade. First. Miss Catherine Pickens, our social rooms of the church and it quaintance how they live, what they water and ice plants of the city has * Michigan, having by a state law. pritnu donna, who bus won fame as birthday, being the anniversary ____ proved n very pleasing "hour of aodal sav and think nnd how they fought. resigned. made itself dry In 19tb. was the being of lute from the. Savage Opera Gen. R o b t/E . Lee and a legal holi­ fellowship. Mr. Hines’ plans for the future first state to ratify in 1919, the legis­ Company, who toured this .country day, tho banka of the ity wjU be A great feature of this lecture is ■ Mr. bailey’s description of the life have not been made known as yet a* lature ratifying on the second day of ns well, ns Europe and you will en­ cToacd alP day. Itowrvrr, banks will Presbyterian Church and spirit of wur-time England. He he has severaTprop'osittons in view. the new year. From thut date to joy her swot voico yvith-sentimental an be open on Saturday evening for the today legislators have acted rapidly. popular songs. tells also of, the spirit .of Italy, nnd - The vacancy will’be tilled by D. B. Next Sabbath morning tho Com■ x Then comes Ben Tillson. the Qoted transaction of business. how Italy opened up the door to Swing who comes for Sanford from Five states ratified rapidly, bringing munion service will be celebrated at licrlin. Tallahassee. • . y . - • • the number up to 35. Other legisla­ I ta r ito n r . who is a partner to -Miss the Presbyterian chure’h^. It is ' . J ® .! tors worked at feverish speed to lie Pickens and who has been with the hoped every member of the congre­ Mr bailey is a vividly eloquent the 3Gth, with Nebraska and Mis­ Huston Opera Company. • Mr. Till­ gation will mnke every effort to at­ speaker. Endowed with n keen son ar<d Miss Pickens have one souri contesting In the lead. tend and other worshippers are in­ power of observation, he brings to sketch in a duet which Ulnne is vited to the service. Tho 10th chap­ bn lecture wonderful ' descriptive worth the price of admission. ter of John will he the subject for the Notice Woman’s Club ability. Tew can tell more interestNow comes our treat— RAM ANday and it is hoped that this great ingly or more understandingly of the The annual reception of the Wom­ DA, the lefthanded wizard on the chapter may gain a new grip on this soldier and his problems. !j an’s Club will be held in the club violin, direct from the discharge of congregation. s Marie Hose Hauler, who tells, of house, Wednesday afternoon, Janu­ Uncle Sam's army, who has just re­ "The ‘ Spirit of * the Women of Sunday school meota at 9:46, ary 29th at 3 p. m. This is the one turned from France, who at the France,” February 12th,'and SerChriaLl&n Endeavor’ at 6:16 p, m; opportunity, during .lb?, yp y . f o r . the starting of the war waa not drafted ■^graiU^Archibald Munro, * whose and the evening- aofvfce begin* at Woman's Club to entertain their hut volunteered. This young man,' • "Eighteen Months in German Pris­ 7 o’ clock. •’ • friends, and every member is urged who has studied in Europe, and plays ons" will be graphically described to bring one or more guests to tho classic as well as popular pieces will SEMINOLE COUNTY NOW HAS Everybody given a cordial invita­ on March 10th are the other speak­ OFFICERS SUNDAY SCHOOL EOGANIZA* tion to thi*u service*. AND DIRECTORY reception. This occasion will be a be remembered by you for many * TION WHICH WILL BE BIG ers in.this scries. , . FOB COMING YEAR* WERE rqal Victory Celebration, and a years to come, being only a boy but HELP' TO THIS WORK IN THE • Season tickets will bo sold by the ELECTED ON TUESDAY NIGHT splendid program la being prepared a master on the violin. Nbtlge COUNTY * for the enjoyment of the guests. members of the Rom an's Club for AND A BRIGHT FUTURE IS IN We carry native Hawaiian* direct The annual meeting f the Sen­ the three lectures for $1.26 for adults SIGHT * Every, friend of the Wdman’a Club from lfonolula: Princess Kamina, The Seminole „ County Sunday j u u m is cordially invited tb b^ present. and $1.00 for, children of school age. the famous Hawaiian IIulu Hulu School Association was organised at ford.Library Aaaodatloa will be held The Sanford Board of Trade held Single tickets may bo purchased lor dancer with a pretty chorus of girls a convention of Sunclay school |n the Library, Woman’* Club Bldg., fifty cents each. The price Is so its annuel meeting on Tuesday night a n n u a l m e e t i n g workers held hero In tho First ^^e^ ‘ jo a k ayenue, Thuridky evonlng, Jan. singing and dancing with her. reasonable that every progressive of this week in the court house, it odist Ghurch of Sanford Sunday and I . ^ 7 *30. * being the second Tuesday night of The RENORES, expert club jug­ and wide-awako man, woman and Congregational Church Closes A glers and known aa tho only *»fid Monday Thiaswaa the first county I ’ , * ,, . . January, the regular time for such child who wishes to keep informed convention of Sunday school worker. Every member abould bp present . Good Year original hoop rollers on the Amer­ . on timely topics can afford to pur­ meeting. The annual meeting of tho Con­ ican stage today. This act alone la representing all denominations ever at this nueting. A characteristic of the meeting chase if season ticket. . held In thla county, and tho leader* , — a— — gregational church waa hold Wed­ direct from’ the Keith and Orphcum These lectures rank among the was the feeling of optimism wfclch •ii > 5 nesday evonlng. There was a good In the movement announced Sundoy B C hool work In Sanford circuit and will entertain you with The new liest that are being presented to the seemed to be present. attendance, and the reports from alL many minutes of'good , clean amuse­ they were plewed ^ C0Ur*K ^ .peak In the higheat terms of this public throqghout our country and year now opening promises to be departments were unusually en­ with the spir t of convention and believe that it will ment. • . are attracting immense crowds in the one of opportunity for Sanford and operation manifested by the leaders ln ^ forward movement In couraging. All obligations have Seminole county and those present In as brief a space as posaiblo I large cities. No better opportunity of all the churche. in the town of L d(iy >chool work in S(>raiBo l. been met and ^here ia a balance In wfah to mention the celebrated could be given the residents of Sin- seemed imbued with the Idea of the treasury. The church, with all Celliat, Edward Earle, who claims Sanford’ , , J . county. ford to get first hand' information making thla year count in the his­ The program carried out during I . .* • others, has suffered by deaths and title to being the only Cellist who tory of the community. concerning the great war, for the During the “g J™j remoVats, .but new fnombera have has played to more crown heads In the two day* was one of InapiraUon All .Board* of Trade have been fact that they are sent-out by the . « r.m of*co-op .r.U »e Sunday w hool been added to the roll. At the close Europe than* any other artist in his and practical helpfulness. lied path. Bureau, ia a guarantee that more or leaa dormant during-the . ( work will be carried out under the of tho buaineaa meeting, there was«a line today, also having played at the IU purpose a . Udleated by the l o t i o n of the following: they are the best and Sanford ia war, although the Sanford Board of social hour with refreshments. The White House for Ex-President Taft subjects discussed waa to enlargts the I . . . indeed fortunate in having an oppor­ Trade, Dorn the report of the year’s new year opens* with bright pros­ which Washington and New York vision as to tho task of the Sunday I II. C. DuBoae, President • tunity to hear these speakers at a business has not been aalccp by any pects. . • school and to lead to tho adoption /R e v . C. DeW. Brower, Vice Preapapers made him hla name nnd we meant. However with tho war over time when everyone is eager to se­ ■ of the most modern methods of at-1 ident know thla_artist will please you cure authentic infqrroation on this and the active worker* of. the city tainjng the, end* dcalred. Among J. E. Spurling, Secy-Treasurer Masons Visit New Smyrna released from war work the oppor­ Harry Gordon, ths boy with his absorbing topic. - ' '•••> Mias AUle Trafford, Supt. Chlltunity for good work on the part of On Wednesday evening the Ms- own original songa will give you a the loctri worker* on t h e . program were the'pastor# of the city: Reva. Idren’a Division . the Sanford Board of Trade ia .her* aonid Lodge of Sanford, under the few minute* providing you don’ t HOLLY GOES T fi NEW YORK Mias Alicb Whltner, Supt. Young The election of officers for the year leadership of F. L. MiUer, District malce too much noise with your C. W. White of the Me,thodlat . Deputy Grand Master* for this dis­ hand* to make him come back and church, M. H. Maaaey, of the Bap- People’* Division Will Enter Y. M. C. A. Transport 1919 resulted aa follow*: tut church, E. D. Brownie* of the Ed. Putnam, Supt. Adult DifrUlon trict, visited New Smyrna where a work some more, which.I am aura H. C.* DuBoae, President Service New York to France Presbyterian church and C. DeW. I Sehelle Mainea, Supt. AdmlnUtradistrict meeting waa held. . John Meiaeh, Vice Prea’ t you will .do. -i , Editor R. J. Holly ,eft yerUrday Brower of the Congregational. Itlve DlvUion. T o o many more to mention but Governors, Ed Putnam, 8. O. The work for the occasion waa for New York, being celled by wire J. O. Webb, Gen. Se ’ y of the DUtrict President#: . will, conclude with our littia baby to Y . M. C. A. heedquertere to take Chase, H. R. Stevens, Ben 8qu|rea, demonstrated by the Sanford Lodge, Florida Sunday School Association, I J .'B i Johnson, Monroe wonder, Baby Mary, three yean» old, up the Transport work, bringing the Q. P. Swope, Howard Lyman and it is said, and a very enjoyable even­ J. McClelland, Moore’s Station who wUl entertain you for a few and hla brother, R. D. Webb of tho ing Is reported. The Sanford boys, L. M. Rehbinder. boye back from France to the good South Ca/ollna Sunday 8c"hool Aaao-1 T . W. "Lattton, Oviedo .# ’ With the*# active officer* the San­ about twenty-five in number, made momenta with her singing and dane- elation spoke aeveral1 times during! Tjlden Jacobs, Chuluota old U. B. A. . the trip by auto, raturning sifter the lin g, Mr. Holly having given' ‘much of ford Board of Trad# wiU undoubted­ meeting. . II you ate a lover of muale and the convention. * The leader* of I C. W. Entamlngor, Longwood, ly do good work for the coming y hla time and attention to the V. M. ! >i‘. ’ ;* t .1 L . I ’ *- JNO. BARLEY-'FALL TERM OF SOLDIERS TO SPEAK HERE IN THE U. S IN SESSIO N C. E. DISTRICT CONVENTION HELD HERE H i 5U p ir IP«I til boar T trade ANNUAL ELEC­ TION TUESDAY ORGANIZE S. S. ASSOCIATION FOR COUNTY 3 ;ili mi # f m A M m ® >t•j>*~., -4 E- U- J i �JANUARY 10. ma THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT TONIGHT, FRIDAY— Earl Williams in “ The Man Who Wouldn’ t Tell Stirring Secret Service Drama, also the U. S.* Official War News. D miss the News, Follow the Doughboys into.Germany. , tTURDAY — The Last Chapter of MONDAY—"SIRENS OK THE SEA" tho — Picture Beautiful. Thousands of Shapely "The Lion’s Claws” , also a Special Maidens, Fascinating Sea Nymphs, Beau* , tiful Diving Girls, Etc. Prices 20 and HOc. Six A ct Feature, also a Comedy. WEDNESDAY..— John Darrymore in j his latest a n d Most Sensational i Photoplay, also a Comedy. r the Big Change in our Program. . • Watch for Paramount and Artcraft Pictures Watch for Clark, Pickford, Reed, Fairbanks, H-art, Arbuckle and many other Favorites. *# .. • __ *• in their Newest Pictures. Evening Performance at 7:15 tiiomas r^ iv n wjlmon sh on an d get. suitable toward An egg beatir, colTco pot, jug 'and begins in "Shoulder Arms." . K Ft.UCUSON iThmi.,, Sanford, HJa multitude of special piece? of s —------- ; . "W here did you get tlint wound'M jStrayeil nr Stolen— Liver and hand?" usks the pretty French girl. white pointer named "T ony." • No­ I.A'WY tilts "I was leaning against n barrage tify Fr L. Woodruff. . 33-3lc when it lifted, and I overbalanced ^ a p fp td ami fell." answers l)6urhhojr Miirj P* O .-Box 16, Sanford > Lost Tuesday—Cameo pin on Or*. lilf Chaplin la ‘.‘ Shouldor-Arrms.^ '• Semnd-f »^TO.OWrrrnrpf»n ’ For Sale— 1017 . Ford touring car Inndo bun or in city. .Valued an RED CROSS M E E T INC Coining to the Star on'Tdesdny Picfuren War Trouble!* Demountable wheels. Perfect con­ heirloom.' Return to jierald Office and receive reward. 34-2tp dition. Phone G. P .'O . Box 116. th e Third Fritl a}’ of every "W hat do you mean?" demands • , 3Q-lf •nonth wiM be n business service tun w the irate lieiMetiant of. Doughboy meeting of the Red Cross, For Sale or Exchange—One 20 turn Charlie Chaidin as ho ntandn. tiring at Woman’s t»:t C,' his rifle at the enemy, his fare turctii acre, one 10 acre. Sanford Ave t Ira'i Av rule. i.f 2:21) p. ir.. . Walking distnnre to city. Two lots to t fie rear. corner Centej and Elin Ave. Two FOUND lots west side Palmetto avOnuc 50 ft. DR. DOVY/NING’ S from Eleventh St.* Make offer. It. Found A fountain pen. Owner Recipe ISIS is sold by drug* ,T. Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring St., .m ay have same*by proving property gists. 'Information In regard 30-tf Don't mins him in hin second mil­ Lon Angeles. Cal. _ and pn.ving for this ail \iHr.* to it chocrfully furnished bj lion dollar picture. "Shoulder \rm> ’ For Sale Farming implements of " L ," rare Herald. 34-2t;i • originator. all kimhi, chest of carpenter tools, Residence flcad of Park Atecue Thank You * platform scales, set of butteries and To the otlirers, captains and teams othdr articles. Also lot and build­ w o r n t iik s e n.wr.F.ns of the Red Cross Roll Call, which is ing. Atkins, next to Vincent's Fish tnllili ns.i i f i i t p p c l . l 'old,. ' noI house. H-tf F e v e r . M a io flit' c a n .v.rtjrj tiring eiMiiplotrd today I extend my Wilson & Hoj-sholdtr : BUSINESS CA R D S j cordial thanks fur I lie support that was given me b> these faithful workers. Without this' co-operation and enthusiasm the Roll Cull could, not possibly have been I lie success that it proved under the most trying con* ■lit ions. To the captains ami their teams is due the final success of the campaign. Appreciation and thanks nro due the Herald for the use of columns and also office for campaign hcifdi|ti arters. I.ou Smith Terheun, Cbm Christmas Roll Call Follow f,en I’i rshing.in th** War at the Stnr Theatre Tonight Chaplin iflsguise Too Natural For Huns to Resist An cxumplv of pructicul .camou­ flage is given by Charlie Chaplin in bis second million ilidinr |'n!iir<" S I mmi I.Ji t AriuH.** to lie i .it 'the Stnr Theatre on Tuesday, wlit n lie disguises 'himself ns a tree stump uml sturts on u spying trip into en­ emy territory, only, to liu met by n small party of Huns, seeking lirt*wooil, wlro- promptly deride t*» chop down tin* human stum > ai *»: ud’.itHIM to the load of wm d lliry . re about to take bat-W i > *new trench « In l l . i r l l t - opiMuii his at tilt t at « unioiid.ig*. •- eiipn’ ly t •••* suer, •s fnl. and bis ......................n r I lie > ipolity id the Huns in mistaking h m for a genuine slump gets him it in countless difficulty's. • ll •For Sale — One Bnby Grand Chev alrot auto. II. G» Dieterfch 6-tf * Alt l oral VdvcctiHvmeiUf. Under l ine 11cmling i HKKE CKNIS a I nit- For Each Insertion MinituunI hnigt* 25 Couth. Kinhorntr.'F/miurtlon i» Telephone 1291 Office Mrs: OCULIST AND OPTICIAN 1 0 1 2 a.m & 2 4 Practice confined In the IrcainscBl of the eye For Sale Four room Impsc at moderate price, also Indy’s bicycle. t Inquire of Mrs. A. E. Berg, tele­ phone, West Side. 35-2tp lawyer Eyes examined by a regular frli** lered physician Glasses titled, broken Icnes da­ . plicated 2S W. ( hurcl/st. - Oflnmio. FU. • ' o r n c K i n TllB t'ottitT tin t'.hi : * SANFORD , . . FLORIDA *______ • B— < '.V-ytw»'u**rwtMg<g» — For Sale A good, well improved (arm equipped for slock. i fti acre.*, HHI m res in cultivation, boost* barn, sheiis, tic Team mares, muidiTn-ry silo 'lipping xal, farming imple­ ments. engines, water works. Half * . mile from good town in Lake coun­ MY SPECIALTIES: ty. Easy ty rma, $2600 0.U cash, $1000.00 per year. I.I^OO.OO (j-an FI. HARD’S HAND-FAINTED CIIINs run from 5 to .15 years at 6 1j per ££Ul, Adilrcsa. C. 11— Riddle, -Wk UfJ.'UUM'HHyRHHKC SILVER— “ Florida Ave 15-itc * R O G E R ? PLATED WARE w m w m LAST DROP JEWELER In answering an advertisement where no nainu Is mentioned in the id; please do not nHk The Herald fur information as to the identity of For .Sale— House, 610 Laurel ave­ Kl.GiN the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and ii nue, with one nr two lots. Will sell Write to we do we are not allowed to give cheap . to close estate! A. Derby, 97 Washington avenue, out this information. Simply write Oil City, Fa. 84*5tp a lottcr and nddresa i t 'a s per in­ For Sale—Ford Truck, ulmost new structions in tho ad. engine, shifting top; also good port­ able forge. Would exchange for WANTED good horse. Box 116, City, or Herald Office! * 34-tf Wanted—Good fresh milk (Tow* E. L. Hunter, Bridgend, Fla. 35-2tp One <jf the most lavish and beau­ tiful .features to come to tlie Star Theatre tills season is to have its premiere on Monday. It is titled "Sirens of the Sea" and was inspired by Heine's "Legend of the Lorelei” . One ' thousand persons wurc con­ stantly employed in the cast and tin* production touk six months to com­ plete. The story concerns n liuby girl washed on tho shore of u strange island in the Pacific, following a ter­ FOR RENT rific storm. Site is discovered by • Wanted— Two good Indy waiters. liuji, then a beautiful story, inter­ For Bent—Four adjoining living '34*3tp mingled with fascinating dancing Good wages. Hell Cafe. rooms, close in, with large garden. and diving scenes weaves itself in a Wnnted—To rent a bnby rarrinlke Cheap. 509 E. Third street. 33--tp most interesting way. for two o r' three months. Phone At the Star Monday. To Bent— House, corner Cypress 267- W. 34-2tp and Third Btrcuts. Apply to J. E. Wanted—A "second hand cook Pace. -33-tf Chnrlir Chaplin in "Shoulder Arms' stove, wood burning, good condition. Coming—Churlie Chaplin in hjs For Bent—A six room house at Address Box 65; City. 34-2tc second million dollar picture— Moore’s Station. Enquire of J. C. "Shoulder Arms." Three, re«‘ls of Wnnted—To y a nice couch Hllsworlh,! Bcardall Avenue. " Charlie's idea of how to kill the Reply, address, Coueh," Herald. Huns. Sanford, Fin. 1 l - 3 tp . Charlie Chaplin's idcu of the tilings u doughboy should -have and doesn't is visualized with thorough detail in "Shoulder Arms," the threereel picture just completed as the second million dollar production un­ der his contract with the First Na­ tional Exhibitors' Circuit. "Shoul­ der Anns" will he shown at the Star Theatre on Tuesday. The irritation ol "cooties" iJ guarded ngainst by the addition of a big nutmeg grater. This errates all manner of havoc when he hangs it on a convenient post in . his dugout Sturies of the rut pest suggests u mouse trap us a protective measure, but this fails to rutrh rodents, *nnd serves only to get his fingers into endless difliculties when he attempts to salute while it is fastened to his kit. A bath tub und soap tray ure included in his toilet accessories, but the use to which thry ure put, ohco Charlie is blown into the first line trench is entirely different than tho purpose for whirl) they were tnamif art Died. , A phonograph invites relief from possible monotony. Hut Charlie learns that there is only one monot­ Wonted—A good nt*vy milch co ony in war, and that is the constant F. L. "“Greene, West Side. 30-tf din of brsuling shells. •And 'his phonograph is pot constituted tee Wnnted— A few boys from i6 to compete in volume of tone with the 18 years old to work in printing thunder bf gunfire. A terrific rain plant. Apply Crown Paper Co. floods the dugout, and he discovers • ' ‘ . 26-tfc "Take those /ect in," commands a practical use for the phonograph . Lorn in saving, him from drowning the sergeant. FOR SALE when he is obliged to sleep with his "In whereV’ asks Doughboy Char­ Lead below water. lie Chaplin- AncJ then the trouble I 'lilll 'T o m .. Oflico BOO Park Avenue For Sale Fair good heavy mules wagon and harness complete. En quire Merchants* Grocery 'Co. HENRY McLAULlNj ar in x I'l.ia'a * Dr. C. J. Marshall SCHELLK MAIN-ES CLASSIFIED A D V E R T ISIN G if 11i. s li. n .. )<tu iota Ml t.mo S«li;.\<TII hoinea for n vrf. IKIffli nn.l .lu rin g the e p id e m ic it m h ) rands o f liven. It Is In nd/lliten « Ui iier.il tiiu'i*. 3S ind 5" ' ' III* at niol ||>'licn!' el**,* * 'If • Ti>j|i|i nl i' iiuvrallv.’ ( ' a . J jcs * i Florida Adv. Herald- (Mice shown Egg Heater— Foot Tub— Rat Trap ----- Chapliit- Wiildirr Weapons 1n Rig Hallies ci»i* «l and Wa l t h a m w atches in turning out the best work in vulcanizing plant. We stake nor reputation on ex-cry jo!) and in***' fore spare no,pains to see that *** tire we vulcanize'will card a l*,st nent customer. While our chart** are no higher than elsewhere f#* will find our work a source of fC6" stant satisfaction. Sanford, Oak and 3rd St. E. 0. PAIN TER F E R T IL IZE R COMPANY Jacksonville, Florida ' JCT'I'/, V « » » ■ LOST Lest—One block Jersey cow lost Mark a round hole in each cor, white spot in right flank, whito stripe on tail 4 inches long just above the bush.' For return will pay a liberal roward.^ C. L. Byrd, ono half mile west of ice plant. 33-4to Loot—p n Sunford-DcLnnd road, 32 by 3 ^ Imperial .tire on Chevrolet rim. * Finder leave at Kent’s Ure hV j Jvj ill] On Flour, Grain and. Feed antl Vegetable Crate* Von Can Hu» From Ua o* Wholesale Pries* • W.A. Merrydaytompany Palatk*, Florida * �JANUARY IT. 191# JANUARY 17, 19i9 tr a in in g - Mrs.. Sflehan ' and /tw o they,, are fast recovering, having his wife died .in 1907 and he made children of Colorado.. • . • been quite ill with the ^Flu.” * his home with his children. Mrs. F. F. Dutton entertained at About a year and a half ago he Miss Evelyn Wait* of Orlando her beautiful home moat delight­ spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. left O viedo'to make his home with fully one afternoon recently in honor and Mrs. J. M. Waits. • his. youngest daughter, Mrs. Will . A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ of Mrs. Herbert L. Maris of Phila­ Grogan, where be was at the time Mr. John D unbar‘ and daughter, of his death. RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ delphia, Pa., who is the guest of • Miss Elsie Dunbar were shopping in Prof, and Mrs. G. L. Maris. T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD He was a deacon in the BaptistSanford one day last week, Joe Cameron and sons, Ed and church at Oviedo and Bible teacher Henry wete in Paiatka a portion of . J. "T. McGahcy hns returned to for over 25 yo»rs. . PAOLA PERSONALS inspect, the school building last l^st week. While there Mr. Cam­ Winter Park here he is attending He was in the best of health until A. V. McGinn and wife and sister ww>k and ■ !«»’ visited the school. . eron purchased a farm mostly im­ Rollins College.: , about three years ago, when ha had rs. McDonald and Miss GeneMias Ruth Roberts of Sanford was proved and adjoining his cattfe W, S. Entxmingcr returned Sun­ a stroke of paralysis and was very eve' Ivey __ were Sanford visitors the Ruest of Miss Irene Uaughan day from a business trip down to feeble afterward. ' iturday. ’ Sunday night. *( Lako Wales. *' % His highest aim was to lead a de­ R. E. Ivey returned home Sundays A. R. Sandlin of Orlando and a Cameron City are enjoying a. Ford Ed. Halley left Sunday for Tampa vout Christian life and help his >m Orlando. , friend, passed through Paola Monday car .recently purebred. where he has a position in Taylor’s fellow min.* In his latter years he Mrs. Flora Kersey spent the day* Mrs. C. B. Tyler and. Mrs. F. F. drug store. spent most of his time studying the In Paola Sunday with her father, Dutfon left for Jacksonville on last Geo. B. Upchurch was ;in‘ town C. D. Pearson EAST HANFORD .Thu.r?dAy'B_bQaL-tQ .remain, several Tuesday; Mr. -*ml MrirUpchureh' He was lovecf b y 'a ll who knew The school house was remodeled ••Rev. Mr. Allen of Enterprise will motored down from Birmingham, him; made‘friends wherever he went, during the Christmas holidays and preqeh' at Moore's Station church Ala. Mrs. Upchurch is visiting her and in spite of hia'ill health He al­ improved greatly. Four new win­ Sunday, Jan. 19th. mother, Mrs. Lewis in Sanford. ways had a pleasant word for all he dows were put in, new doors,' blinds This week Wednesday evening / •Edgar Clouser went down to Or­ met and was considered by all who on the windows and the 'building a series lando Thursday. Edgar is “ head knew him a wonderful character. painted yellow ^with dull red trim­ of revival services to continue as' in­ usher" at Phillips’ Theatre. He leaves to mourn his loss a mings. It is very pretty now and terest is shown.. (Continued on page 4) ■on and daughter at Oviedo, Flor­ the children are quite proud of "our New Sunday school officers have ida; Mr. Theo. Aulin and Mrs. R. school house." As one small boy L. Wheeler, a son in France, serving expresses it "T hat’s the reason been clecscd at Moore’s Station HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Church. T / B.- Klnard is super­ Uncle Sam, Andrew Aulin, and a . never liked to come to school before, ------ — because It wasn-’t-pretty."------------ -— Intendent; Miss Helen Chorpening, Stfttor'Cfiss Secy, and Treas.; Mrs. R. L. Grier, A. A. Hicks was ill last week but organist. The Senior Class has gained five PACE THREE ^ daughter, Mrs.. Will Grogan of m city, and a brother in’ Oviedo, wT Frank Anderson, besides a host f other relatives and friends. C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS t iie k s a n f o r d h e r a l d He is gone, but not forgotten One Who Loved IUm_ HAPPY WOMEN . 5 . • s new members, making twenty-three parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A, Hicks during hyr father’s illness. Misses' Pearl Garwood and Pauline Thompson were cnllerr in Paola aev"■ oral days ago. , vm *» A.->Ai^Hick*!- and 'Frank- Brown’ * orangrs were gathered last week. The 200-foot yell which Mr. Hoolehan and Frank Johnson have becndrilling on the* Hirschborger place has been finished and when a gaso- OLD AGE STARTS WITH YOUR KIDNEYS Bclsncs s s y s that old a s r Lenina w ith 'w eakened k id n e y s su d d ig e stiv e orga n s. T h is bein g true. It Is esuiy to h ollev e that by k e e p in g the k id n eys and d i­ g e stiv e o r g a n s cleuneed nn,| in p rop er w o r k in g ord er old age can he d eferred and Wfe p ro lo n g e d fa r beyon d that e o Joyod by the a v e r a g e person. sw a llow o f w ater. The o il stim u lates the k id n ey action and en ables tho o rg a n s to throw off the p oison s w hich cau se prem atu re old a g e New life and stren g th in crease as you con tin u e the trealm nnt W hen co m p le te ly restored con tin u e ta k in g a cap su le o r tw o each da r. <V)L,I» M ilt M l. H aarlem Oil C a p­ su les w ill k eep you In h ealth and v ig or F o r o v e r I0O years 0 0 1 , 0 M CI)A I. and p reven t a return o f the disease H aarlem Oil baa brw i reliev in g Ilia l»o not wmlt until old ag e or dlsenee w eak n esses and d is a b ility due to a d ­ hnve eettlm l dow n fo r g ood . (In to your v a n cin g years It Is n standard o ld ­ d r u g g ist and got a b o s o f G o ld ) tim e home rem ed y and needs no In tro­ M I'H A l, H aarlem Oil C apsu les M oney, d u ctio n iTOI.n M K O At, H aarlem o i l la refunded If they do not help you. T h ree In closed In o d o r le ss , tasteless cap su les Slse* Hut rem em ber to ask fo r the co n ta in in g a b ou t Z d rops nach. T aka origin a l Im ported t l t i i j j MIS DAL. b cu id . them as y ou w ou ld a pill, w ith a-sm a ll In sealed pa ck ag es. _ several samples of class rings hai'e been brought before the class but as yet ho decision has been reached as to what ring the class will selects *.** * WEST GENEVA AVENUE M. E. It., Secy. Junior Cla HH « Mrs. Neal Culp and Mrs. Sims made., -a.—pop -call on Mrs. Jack •• Tht-Chrss o f ’CO has charge of ttfP ‘ Vaughn Sunday evening. chapel( exercises for two weeks. Mfi and Mrs. Nicaln are spending Those on the committee for sugges­ a few 'days on the old home place at tions are Adele Rines, Alma Blount, Soldier Creek this week fixing ground Ethel Henry, Julia Zachary, Ruth to plant sweet potatoes in the spring. Taylor and S her inan Moore. We have three new pupils joining our clnss since Xmas, nnniely CaroI lyn White, Mlnkle Gardner, Arthur I Gardner. C. L. T., Secy. Sophomore, (.'lass The Sophomores called a class meeting and elected' the following new officers: President. Mina. How­ ard; \ ire Pres’ t, Alfred Robson; Secretary. s Julia I.aing Treasurer, Stewart Dutton. • The colors and motto remain the same. The class have all returned from the holidays cheerful and are anxious to stick to it now and get s bad matter over with. Here's wish­ ing them luck. J. L., Secy. Freshman Class Nothing heard from the Fresh­ man clnss. They are getting settled down. M. E. ft. Sr. Secy. Edufalional * Work In Swine handry Before You Purchase Only a few m ore days until we take stock and in order to get our business in g ood shape for spring trade, we will put on this b ig 15 days clearance sale o f w inter goods at prices that will astonish you. The reputation o f ou r store for fair and square dealings is known throughout the whole county and we offer art iron-clad guarantee to refund any dollar paid to us for any article that is not as rep re­ sented and advertised. W e want you to coine and see fo r you rself that everything is exactly as advertised. This is a genuine m on- A i lace your order now, in order to insurejyourself of the earliest possible delivery. Production is coming through in limited quantities at present. It S s« me Ome to turn the big factory hack from luUVo Government work * ------* Ford cars. So first com first served. The de mand is J)ig from every p the Ford Motor Co. will 1 _____ to serve fairly everyone of the Dealers. This means tlmf for Hus GENUINE CLEARANCE PRICE ON EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR STORE The ,J. ('. 0 . College Girl and B. Corsets will he reduced for CLOSED UP We will close'our store Wednes­ day, .lan. 15th to re-arrange, stock for this Big Sale. . Ladies’ silk and wool Sweaters Norfolk style, $ 10.00 value, Clearance price 16-in. Black and Navy Taffeta best quality <M going in this sale, at per vd*P^ Going at Less tharriHalf Price^ Georgette Crepe in Blue, Pink, Bisque and Black .00, Trucks $550.00, Coupelets $650.00, Sedans $775.00. [ don’ t can* us they have hotels nnd stores and-they tan stay at home. Yes, Monroe has the St. Johns river nnd Lake Monroe to’ .Ret to town with or they would have to stay at home too. Geneva atid Lake Mary road p le a se also fo r the name What has happened to the ex­ kaiser and ex-crown prince? Dont’ set* anything in the papers this week about- them. They must have movrd to another place or may be they ore on the way to Amerlt'a. We would like to get ’ a look at them I guess ' Holland is about through w-ith them both. WRIGLEYS It seems like the war is hard to settle on the other side the way they ure fighting in Heflin now. G utU U ft fo r the seated package* but That name Is your pro­ .i tectlon against inferior Imitations. Just as the sealecf^packaee Is protectlon against Impurity, The 1 Flavor Lasts LONG WOOD PICK-UPS Dr. Green, wife und little son left Saturday. They will visit Sanford und St.. Augustine before returning to their home (in .Montgomery, Ala. I rof. Oakland who is teaching in Winter Park was calling on friends Sunday'. Prof. Oukland taught the Long wood school in 1895. Conner Willia^nson and niece, Miss - Olive Vera Glisson motored out to call on friends Sunday! The Longwood and West Longwoocl Old Settlers* Association will hold its annual reunion January 18. Miss Bert a Langqnhsrh of Or- Diri'ftlhle llnlonn Over Sanford The big dirigible baloon of the Ui S. flnvy the ‘C.’ 1 flying on a trip from Fur Rorkawuy, New York to ■Key -lli'ial passod over tkis rity ycsterday morning about eight o’clock and canned s o W cxciternaent among those who saw it. The l>^j haloon was going food and unless one was directly beneath it the noise of the ongines could hardly- be heard as the baloon was high in the air and going «3U»h to the keys. It was quito a (Light, as nothing of this sort visited this city during war times although dirigibles were common enough in the northern .cities and training cimpr. . .. * . . C. F. WILLIAMS Agent ^ Letters written since Nov., 11th, 1918 have been received from the Longwood boys who were overseas and at the front. We ore proud of "Our Iloy-s" and wish them a safe nnd early return to the ghod old U. S. A. and home. Miss Ruth Griggs of Sanford waa tho guest of Missis • Lernar and Annabell Truitt on Sunday^Mra. C. W. Entxmingcr returned home Monday from Sanford- where ■he has been spending several days with her daughter. Mra. Satcher. ’ The many frienda of Mr. and Mrs. Satcher will be glad to Know that This Clearance Sale includes the following articles: Silk liose.. knit caps, Windsor ties, patent leather Itelts, sweaters, pocket hooks, hand hags, aprons, pins, buttons, veilings, hoys’ union suits, hose, children’s plush coats, silk boudoir c a p s / gloves, notions, and other items that we have not room to mention. ... , EDWARD Salei ' ELDER SPRINGS WATER de Chllfer Waists Pure. Sparkling Spring Water Brought . Door Daily T. O. CHARLES, Distributor PIIONE ‘311W. Children's and Misses Ribbed Union Suits . Big line of fast color Percales, Chambrays, Ginghams, Cheviots, GalateaS and Poplins going in this Clearance Sale, worfl FOR SPRING PLANTING— JANU Tho following from the Bloom­ berg, Texas, Enterprise, will be of interest to cozen s 0f Seminole county, as Mr. Aulin was well known throughout the county: Andrew Aulin passed away Mon­ day -morning at 9 o’clock at the HIGHEST QUALITY MAINE G . Wrile for prices giving quantify desired, 72-inch Linen Damask, Spaulding Riose_ No. 4", Irish Cobbler, Early Red Bliss . ewe • __ • Triumph, New Crop Turnip, C Onion Seeds and Sets Big values in Silk and Muslin Underwear, for Ladies, going at big reductions. • . * r**ry all (he leading and •[■nHard varWllea mf aead Ikal kavn I 1 ‘ ‘°r “ to t v m sizes Ladies’ all wool Coats, Quarter Silk lined and unlined, $14.00, $17.00 and up . • • ' One Lot of Ladies’ Plush Coats Clearance Sale Price - . - - $12.0(1 Entire line of Ladies’ Silk and Serge Dresses, $28.00, $30,00, $35.00 and $38.00 values, < M o n f| closing out price, $ 1 0 .UU •Eight serge Dresses in navy and green, closing out QC at a bargain................ JI t « a d im a tf °»& S S 8 r a W R jn E " . > 70-inch • Cotton Damask 9-4 Bleached Linen Sheeting Big bargains in M en’s Wool Shirts, Dress Shirts, Underwear, Glov 6s, Belts, Ties and Hose. earance price Shoes for Men and Women, going in this side $9.00 and $9.50 values $8.50 values $8.00 values......... ....... $7.00 values. ... i-uiies nign Kiel uoots in gray, champagne, African brown and black, good values,• A oj C learance-Sale-Pricer...*’— • Ladies* all serge Goat Suits, (ill colors,...-....... . Ladies’ knit Union * Suits medium weight Elder Springs Wdtcr has a Guarantee* LATEST f ’ltfif* • r n v of Mr. and Mrs. Scsrcy. F. O .U .D L 'T U U rr . . s’^vTool Serge and Poplin SkirtsTTMain anff Fancy- 'fiitf^a’ SR , 24 to 39 waist, Going in this Clearance Sale at less than -todays*.wholesale p r ic e .. _. Men’s fast color Chambray Work Shirts M~to IT" sizes •• qq going at lessThan cost ~ Oi/C. Infants* Cotton Vests ’Die E. C. Skufler’s Shoes for Children......................... $2.69 nnd up Children’s gun metal <M n o lace and button Shoes $ 1 .1 /0 White and.Blue Eiderdown 75c quality, 48c vd ^ M en’s Socks in all colors 52-inch Turkish Towels $1.25 value, 95c Didies' Hose in black and white, pr............. ........... i r 1o . IOC Men’s'pin check Work Pants Our entire line o f Suit Cases going in this Sale * Big line of Curtain Scrims and Draperies, all ne\y patterns 7r yd, 22c to............ .................. ( DC One lot of Men's Cloth Hats $2.00 value, $1.00 The >vell known Barkpr Collar Stiff Collar Soft Collar. Gingham plaid . Silk Waists, in alj colors, during Clearance Sale a t ... ’ . ' Ou BLUE RIDOON LAYING M ASII ITALIAN BYE F O R LAWNS R E M E M B E R T H E D A T E — T H U R S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 1 6 T H , 8 :3 0 A . M 117 East First Street KQ CATALot s I ESTABLISHED S£| twpansmi I House innofiii ^ Florida �PIGS FOUR THESANFORD HERALD . R. J. HOLLY, Editor * * W. M. HAYNES, business Manager Published Every Friday by THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY' HUBStltiPTION I'BICU IN A llfA N C t O N I VEAR__________________ ______ ___ —, MIX MONTHS.----------____-------------- THI«i:i: MONTHS*.__1___ ■---- - _ Unl. rrd u S. l i u M»ll M all, r Au|u>l I I diJ I H l, al Ua I'Mletiire ai Sanfurd. 11u.(da C n l n All *f Mairfc Srd. I t i f O ftlo : ll.ra ld lluilJIoj J A N U A R Y 17. 1910 THE SANFORD HERALD Trlrphona No, IAS The Allies will fix the peace terms. Germany's only privilege will be to It may be that formerly we were too proud to fight, hut certainly now we are proud of our fighting. Don't give your son from abroad either prunos or sftlmon for his first meal unlbss you wish to induce an attack of militarism. If it is decided to-sink the Ger­ man fleet, better aclect n few GerWtth submarines to dolL Th'ey liave had experience in that line. The man who sworfr off smoking on New Year's has by this time ex­ tricated his dear old pipe Jrom the hack yard to which in the first tine frenzy of resolution he consigned it. *„ Roland Is aajd to. be mucherer-* cist'd about lies future. It is singu­ lar that she can consider her future —one would think meditation upon her past would occupy all her spare' time. dicncc* most favorably' as the fre­ R e s o l u t io n s quent applause Tndi ated. The story of the photoplay Is one of un- brother D. Guy Allen. Sanford. Fla.* Usun, interest, and its heart appeal Whereas: He that doetli all things is distinctly effective. well called from this earthly home that nohle young man and brother CO UNTV C O R R E S P O N D E N C E D. Guy Allen, a Fellowcraft of San­ ford Lodge No. 62, F. <fc A. M. and Whereas: lie had won a place in (Contiuued from paga 2) * our hearts .and had the esteem of his UI'SALA AND GRAPE VILLK brothers, although having been with The road scrapers are working okt us but for a few days, having his okr way. feet firmly planted on the second, The second consideration is that We \Lndcrstand that Rbseland round of the ladder which leads to manv women and older men have Dairy, just below Its. has changed true Masonic understanding; There­ hands, Jan. 1st. We hear the chug fore, be it in many cases tqeir services cannot of. the engine filling the siloes. In fairness’ be immediately dis­ Resolved by Sanford Lodge No. Margaret Ericson last week and 62, F. & A. M. knowing, that all pensed with. ElmV*r Lundquist Jr., were absent things done by the Great Redeemer These conditions will make the' r the best, anj| desiring eity-«-iliirt«niit---placr Trt-present fyr to express its appreciation of the the young men from small towns. ( association of him that has gone, amf It will he better for such a young to* extend to friends and relatives of man at present to return to his own the young man its deepest and hearthome, where he is well known, and Jelt sympathy in this thdif fimfr“ in sorrow do herb by resolve that skeeping with our’ tim honored cu d tom that the Lodge room be drapeof with mourning for a period of .thirty, Mrs. Hilmer Lundquist and little days, that a copy of these resolu­ Melva visited Monday, the 6th,‘ tions be spread oh the mfnutes of the THE P R E SID E N T 'S/T R IP with Mrs. Edwin Lundquist. Lodge, a copy mailed to the rela­ _Carl Pierson was a caller Sunday tives of the deceasdL.anil-a -copyat the home of L. B. Hodgins and published in the Sanford Herald*, atcr took supper with Mr. and Mrs. Scholle Maine*, Chm. 1. G. Lundquist. D. S. Rabbett Mrs. E. W. Lundquist and Mrs. Committee on Resolutions. -Iricson were afternoon eaMerit at the homo of Mr. Andrew Hcrtleson. Mrs. Roy Lee and Mrs.'-Buddie! RESOLUTION Lee visited Wednesday with' Mrs. Thompson: -We Tind enrrm t” Miss Elberta Thompson hasr gone! to help care (or a sister who is ill.* Mrs. Gladwell a n d ,three children uf the. east side who were visiting Sunday with friends in Grapeville ilso called to see Mrs. Geo. -Clark, men, anil employers will naturally replace tljem in their old job), -in preference to engaging non-residents. Two things complicate the em­ ployment question in cities at pres­ ent. One is that many employers have been forced ,b y 'the war-tini'' distinction between essential and non-<fsential industries to lessen their, product and must wait for the indications of returning demand to increase it. We have al! had some excellent courses-in French and lielgtan gi-ug^ ruphy," and now it looks as if tin*' next course would be. Russian gong - 1 rnphy, to judge from the w ttr map-, in tiie papers. DO YOU WANT $1*7.507 IF SOj BRING IN THE 10 CENTS NOW, THE SECOND WEEK 20 CENTS, THE THIRD WEEK SO CENTS AND SO ON-YOU INCREASE YOUR PAYMENTS 10 CENTS EACH WEEK; . ^ OR YOU CAN BEGIN-WITH 5 CENTS, t CENTS, OR 1 CENT AND INCREASE YOUR PAYMENTS THE SAME AMOUNT EACH WEEK. IN FIFTY WEEKS. • 10-CENT CLUB PAYS $127.50 6-CENT CLUB PAYS 63.76 2-CENT CLUB PAYS 25.50 1-CENT CLUB PAYS ' .12.75 '■IN OtnmJ'CEffTrtrtO OR $5.00 CLUB YOU PAY T R -Tfir- ' SAME AMOUNT EACH WEEK. . WE HAVE A CUUfl^O FIT YOU. COME IN PUT YOUR CHILDRENTNTO THE CLUB. YOU W ILlj RECEIVE 4 PER CENT INTEREST PEOPLES’ BANK OF SANFORD And w hu could renresent the nited .States it* well ‘a* her I’ rr-si- M win. m.'i th. iign laid down t hr urti'v" great principles of peafr for SHOE POLISHES . Xinoai al 1 o i-tiirK, P.Mowing ' Sunday - 1"t. >.il it .! m-» time H t- hope all uni take’ hold and help |with fresh enthusiasm.’ K EEP YOUR SH O ES NEAT/ Th e members of the South Florida i lie following is the result of the election last Sunday for superintend­ ent. Re.v ,__Ii trieson, and .assistantMrs. John Boreii; treasurer. Mrs 1lornll; secretary, Margaret Ericson; Motion. John Bore!! As t>a ht-s; "W in te r Haven is the Sweetheart of Mr-. JL.rcM of Use prtma'ry Mr*. l o I'lfethrowu front u - wtftl j m t \ Ftoridi.'* Andrew Bert it son of the intermedi­ llig Ullt omol.ili: -duw u a jteeq tl ii t li t ate* a nil Rev. Ericson tn the Bible ity ttitn a river, i* a dangerous t xperclass. : fence even in motion pictures, but ! this is one of .the gripping situations I'nss Association are deeply indebt­ ed to the good people of Winter Haven for a very pleasant rpeT'Tijjg in their fair city last week. ltro. Clarence Wood has Justly said that LIQUIDS AND PASTES. FOR BLACK,WHITE, TAH, DARK BROWN OR OX-BLOOD SHOES. PRESERVE THE LEATHER. GEN. SIR HENRY RAWLINS0N f~. SM '»■ » » OALLsy t uses*attony umhh., »UTTAto.nT7 LCAni / price I.r. hew casings and tultes is go­ ing op up -op,- it is almost crim­ inal f.tllli not to have your old shoes ar.il I ulies i iticanijtul. w hen possible. It mean' many dollars saved during the year Our vulcanizing nicthod inc liun spies who are determined to destroy American transports at all It is reported that many of our hazards. returning soldiers and sailors instead Mr. MacLean, one of thf best Cnl. Hatter of Gainesville came of going back„ta their homes are en­ known actors on the screen, vests tering the large cities to seek em­ this character with" unusual dignity OYer for his two*little (tons, John ami ployment. and power. Jli* is ip love with Beth, Slu-lton,* who have been spending s-vernl—weeks— with~Th5tr~~T»riTinI“ hr-pfftTfr,t t-eats him- coldly. 1Pcou-e she* fan­ parents. Mr. and Mrs. Huddleston Mrs. Sublctt of Texas is spending cies that she loves Karl Wagner, the son of a Germ an-American, who the winter here wivit Iter brother, later tur/s nut-tn be a German spy Mr. Franklin and sister, Mrs. Fusin league with tie kaiser’s agents Quarterly meeting was hold at the operating in tl is country. Methodist church here last Satur­ Qen. Cir Henry Rawllnion Is in com Hath overhears n plot wl^ch in­ day and Sunday, Ur. Hilhurn. oi r mand of the Fourth British army which criminates and* simultaneously despresiding elder preaching two in­ hat boen taking part In the offenslvi t'roys her love (or the man to whom In Picardy, spiring -sermons. she has pin lied her faith. How she Vernon Flynt i f Jacksonville foils this plot, although herself made - prisoner' by the spies, threatened spent the week end- with Mr. and with death, and how she lind-t hap- Mrs. J. W. Flynt.THE HOME-COMERS Sanford, Florida CALANDER PADS FOR 1919 A sheet for every day. Oue of these pads will re­ mind you of important mattei s that are to come up during the year in your business, household or personal affairs. We have them with desk dtartd at 50 cents and without stand at 25 cents FEPURAL reserve SYSTEM ^-1*2 WE HAVE FOUND IT OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. Phone 148 Sanford, Ftoridi WITH KEEP STEPPING' CO LYR.C TUESDAY ‘ Daisy Tile A perfect drain tile: thoroughly impervious to - water, chemical de­ composition, atmosphere and moist­ ure. .Made from that same material adopted by thc government to with­ stand nitric and picric acid teats in the construction of its immense nitrate arid plants. Our supply is limited only by our demand. Pole agents in Seminole, Orange nnd Lake counties, Florida. . m a Ho n e v - w a l k e r CO 34-4tc S ev en teen • th ou sa n d B anks TP j* R ° UQH thc Federal Reserve J . System we can collect checks on sever*=cn thousand banks at par nnd in tnc si trust possible time. Hm is miporiunt to you as a depositor os ,t means economy and early returns. - 1 �JANUARY THE ---------- r - ' l■' H •. *• ^ * yule Happenings ' Mention of >• , -• In a nd A b o u t jJitteM in Brief Prrsohal Items of Interest ]'& . T h e C i t y SANFOnD HERALD <£ Summary oC the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for , Herald Readers $ and Mrs. M. II. Massey in now at Locust' Grove Institute, Locust Grove. Gn.', v. B, s. -Yowell-Speer Go. 36-1 te where he will attend school during (/bra Millen spent Sub-day the remainder of the term. llu, h « : Mr., II. E. Hfillen V. B. S ., showing of the new „ l'ort Orange. Spring goods. Yowell-Speer Co. 30-1 tc \lr ’ and Mrs. M. S. Wiggins of r _ pflindo spent the week end here . Mr. and Mrs. L. \V. Stdnatrom of »ith relatives. . _ Zellwoud, Fla., are receiving con­ gratulations on the arrival of a little Cowart of Sorrento was a l J. A. daughter, born Monday. January business visitor to the city on Tuos- ,13th .- The baby will be christened; ity of tdis week. JJosephine Bruce. i f v |1 g.—Yotvell-Speor Co. 36-l/C I V. II. S. allowing of the new LEON'S AUTO- TRAN SFE R Spring goods. Yowell-Speer Co. HAULS EVERYTHING. PHONE 36-ltc HOTEL CARNES. 2J-tf I ■ . H* r I Rev. J. P. Hilburn. the presiding Mrs. An. Smith and rs. . •.elder of the Methodist churches of flray motored to Oviedo Ihura ay tbia tijatrict preached at the MethodHd spent the day. f 1st church here .Sunday. While here Mia Fern Ward returned to Con- he was, the guest o f'R e v . and Mrs. ,j MM. J. H. Laws on worn o Tuesday on business. First Big Road Attraction of 25 People This Season EDWARD 4l,y with home folks. . | y ^ g means showing of new Mrs. David Speer went to Port Spring goods at special prices. Orange Sunday to see her niece who Yowell-Speer Co. 36-ltc b quite ill at the sanitarium. • , ' • , . ! Mn(. Edward Lane was called t o i • rtev. C. \\. \\bite left , lontjay or Augusta, Georgia, Monday by the, J St. Petersburg where ho was called 8erious , „ neM oj( her 8{atcr> Mj ' . on husit^ii » r a V « l ’ arrl shr —w . G. Parmh— Sah) on at Yowell-Speer Co. .father left Gulf City Monday for 3G-ltc I Augusta to be with his daughter. Mr. ami Mrs. E. F. Marrero and t Sale of Yowell-Speer Co. begins 36-ltc two children of Orlando were visit­ today. ersjn the? city on Tuesday evening. An old timer with the Eastern Shore organization now in Sanford is Lieut, and* Mrs. E. P. Green have returned to their home iii Birming- Mr. J. C". Core, classed as one of the | i»m. Ala . after a visit to Mr. and best, Mr. £ ore is here representing Chits. I’ape & Co. of New York andMrs. T. E. Speer. is being given a nice business. Dr. Jl.ni-i Mill, at' Lincoln Hotel. The Herald thanks Clin- Tyler Sec- him for glasses fur headache, for some fine oranges brought in foot Mslon, Eyes tested free. yestereday anti left with his rustqmf ;i5-4tc I ary quief manner and we want to A-i" r Di'-kins left for camp on remark that. Mr Tyler has some of Situtii.i after spending a short furthe sweetest fruit that is grown in I lough with, his parents, Mr. ami Mrs this section. Jr.p \\ Di> kins, Yowell-Speer Co. begins Saltat Yowell-Speer Co. today. 36-lie .,36-lte Mrs. Ji. . J. • Holly accompanied l ’am i" Coffee is spending Mr. Holly, as far as Jacksonvide hi ir, the guest of Iter cousins, will visit reiayesterday < U t limy and Miss^CInru ret timing j itonte. Mr. Holly went on In New ! ■'« id Webster, Fla., was a York wlierefvjit- will lie assigili-tl to n! li l> Midiilelun Slid faintly the Overseas service of the A’ . M. O. A. going over on the ■transport fay 1anil bringing the boys back Home Donald Smitfi and. little j M, J*. Llpe lias returned to Sandltlght , Evelyn returned home , ford after an absence of several FnJat night from an extended visit years, spending part of the lime in »! Saraseta anti Braidentown. North Carolina. Mr. Lipe was in the. aviation corps when the armis­ La i ami Embroidery Sale at tice was signed and could not go to loadl-Speer Co. 36-ltc war. He will make Safiford his Mr- U-nnu* Kaverly, dressmaking, home again going into farming and h’f i i g, repairing. Out by Mrs. Lipe and the family will be iri i!.i ,.f ;ii hoiitc. 512 E. Fiftii down Inter. ’ ■_ Ufi-Ulp V, B. S. means showing of new Lute al‘d Embroidery Bale a t !o .,rjnK goods a t special prices, j io«ril-Speef* Co. '.36-ltc • M r, tmi Mrs. N. II. Garner and Sergeant Seth Woodruff is homo Br. and Mi*. R. T. Thrasher m o-1fron, Baltimore where he has been tarnl t.. Dnytona Beach Tuesday. \„lutfoned Tor some time in the tU S. *htn "in spend several days. | MoLur Transportation. Corps. Seth U E S D A Y , JAN 2 1 st and a regiment of frolicking girls. . New Scenery, and Costumes Direct from New York Native This is a two dollar show for ONE dollar Seats now on sale at Bower & Roumillat Drag Store. Admission: Reserved Seats all $1.00, General Admission 50c 1-. E. 1 De La Haye of Bostont fronT <*ump Cmrdon where he..has , ' * ’ 11 lth,l' ,tg at the borne o( her st„tjotu.d. lie was acenmpan«rits \rr. n„ d Mrs. M C. Aapin- icd hp^n.hv. Lieut, bouillon of C? rihim ts accompanied by •her npcti(tul who was anziqus to see "■ 1‘‘tighter, Miss. Lucille. some of Florida ere returning to bis SEKn POTATOES— Carload i northern home. Lieut, Murrell will .u' ! afriv,‘ed, see us before buying, resume bis studies at Stetson Uni* . ‘ vuli ave y o u -money on MAINE verfity where ho will graduate from I CRu \\n S E E D . Guaranteed free-, the Law School in June. scab'aruj fungii. The L. Alleh j Mr an(l Mr„. |farry Lewis. Dr/ - „ 33-2tp t u ,wis a„ j Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly . _*'leal market now open In con - - motoK^l out-to Geneva last Sunday *«iimi wit}, our l)ur grocery. trocerv. Wc, will ,Iafternoon und were thtf guests of Dr. Lewis has home fine •Hteriatc your bnslncsu and give friends. orange grove property at Geneva P#u goods and service. and_tho party brought some of the *»«*• Bros.,'Phone 175. 36-ltc fine fruit home. They also were the H. C. Keene and attractive guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield at little ,1 C w »i«Usrr:«-.» the beautiful home on the lakes near tor*“' arrived Saturday and is the Geneva and inspected the preserving Uiwt r,f her daughter,' Mrs. Nathan plant of the Wakefields that has u- Garner.' gained country wide recognition as ,1 ' I* S. begins today. Yowell* one of the best in the state. Co- ' 36-ltc Mr. \V. Et Lewis, representing , M. llothamly and family left I ^ " iKsdoy for their new home, in % ,!*l'it where Mr. llothamly will bo f.anager « f a new crate miil for the "ri|U Citrus Exchange. leased during the Florida vegetable purpose of receiving tax returns. season and is making his headquar­ Geneva . . February IQth ters at the Sanford Truck Growers, Chuluotn... “ n th Inc., offices. -Mr. Lewis is proud of Oviedo ............... . . *■ J2th his association with the largest far­ Gabricllu........ •. " l;ult mers organization in the world, the Aitamoiite ................ “ lfili Eastern Shore of Virginia, and un­ Longwood..*...:..,^.......... " 17th hesitatingly commends orgnni/.ation ! Lake Mary...................... " 18th along the right-lines tn ali growers, jj P g q f i r . ** loth Monroe ................... " 20th Yours very truly, PREVENT HOG CHOLERA A. VAUGHAN. 3G-:itc Tax Assessor. , The Jt. A. Thomas Hog Powder has a rocord of 95 per cent cures of Hog Cholera. It you feed your hogs The Uapllal Temple os directed you never need fear hug The Temple choir, directed by cholera or any other hog disease. Mrs. Ruby Philips, with Mrs. Schctlo And the directions are very simple, just about what you are doing, plus Maine*, , pianist,, supported by tho Temple Ladles' Chorus have arrang­ a few cents' worth of It! A. Thomas’ ed n delightful song service program Hog Powder In the feed- twice a to -b o rendered ^n connection with J. L. Culver of Philadelphia is in the the sermon by Rev. M. II. Massey, Usually, though, Cholera gets In city for the. season. Mr. Lewis Is a the pastor, at the ironing hour's wor­ permanent fixture of the Eastern before we know It. Then it requires ship next Sunday evening, 7:00 Shore of Virginia Produce Exchange close attention to each hog—each o'clock. ” ** of Onley, Va., but is temporarily re­ hog must be dosed—and If you will The church is located at the cor­ dose them as directed you will save I better than 90 per cent. If you ner of I’urk avenue and Sixth street, don't, the- B. A. .Thomas medicine is situated ns to be comfortable costs you nothing. We—not some either in hot or cold weather and a distant manufacturer—pay your splendid hour is assured for those who attend. money back. L. Allen Socd Co. • ' 34-4tc Fresh Display o f - lag ■ M ay be seen today in num bers than ever before hairnet in this broad la n d ._____ a portion of their earnings to banks D o lla r is the big dollar— the key dollar because it starts the account • Star! A Savings Account Here Today! ✓ Notice I Any one that can allow roada in *'! NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS District No, 2 will please.see me. An required by Section 12, Chap'. L. P. HAGAN, i. ter .5596,' Laws of Florida, I wiir be 36-2tp County Co mmisjiongr. in the following placeaon the date aet after each, between the hours of 10:00 n. m. and 3:00 p. m., for the Advertise in the Herald I yjl'w/s emmole County Bank �4«*U* JANLARYJ7. 1919 THE SANTOKD mrmilPt REPORT OF TH E COND ITIO N OF TH E F I R S T 'N A T IO N A L Ap.d should H t* labjtit^U fc«-* BANK At Sanford ifa the State of F!orida. at the Close of Business on .December 31st. 1918 B u K l !,. 1 1*< *4 Ptf t«t. f » i H t ^ s drpotlM pJmM Ltivr.j l* i; * H.-3 i ?» t-r c«tV>**rer» of et^t- * *f tali j<i ; »Hf --------- --------- ——■ — Z3.WVCO don't know what a good «• case I have. / Can't Htlp Htiping M jicif— xiicy'n so CALUMET BAKING POWDER ot by tb* sa y bt fights, or lav** or sins, But by the quality of the thoughts be t iis k i. * —El ? rsotioa IL AI N f * n n , see" by L. P. Hagan and carried f ■ You are at tfce end of another year; at the threshold of a new one. You have pasted out of an old world; you ar£ entering a new one. It is* the time when men usually take stock, when nfcey lay plans for the future. You want to realize more completely on 'yourself; You * *r,t to fc* a bieyer. letter man. tA'ou want to know more, so that l you tan do more. You must father facta and think. You must keep in 1touch with men who are thinkinf ' and doing. You mast carry on some , definite "line of study ail the G#e. You are never too pld to learn—and { never too old to tike advantage of ! yoor knowledge. -Men- succeed as they thrnfe—because they act a» th e/ thi^k. Men thinking great thoughts Usually do great deeds. Undoubted; ly a great doer a a' -great thinker. |Finally, ‘'whatever is true, whatever ■won* respect, whatever is just. w£atj ever is pure, whatever is lovable, whatever is of good repute, and if there i» any other virtue which you cause to be thankful th is our*; ^ajj error. * thi* i* raid reverently, is eq spirit o ff On m otion-G- F. Smith. seconded boasting, but with a gratitude to the j by Geo. D. Bishop at-.d- carried a Qiser of food. who bath enabled ui committee m appointed to confer to acbieTe of the condition* that w r a i t h the Representative with a view now enjoy." Thu* ipake the late |to dr**icg bill for m bcidpal owherTheodore Roosevelt on the occasion j ship. Committee as follows: G. F. of his Inauguration as President cf -Smith, Geo. D. Bishop and L. P. 1514(^0} iJyd.ej ! o»i I b) lsO*W« r» Uir’iC t e b OiWAfdisf __i __________[ . ----e->» Caasj a tsher Uzmcpsl Dfjoiiti SeaiH Ly PMjf of A-teU ot tail But___________________ ... ____ _ _______________ TataJ cJ PtstES Orpetti oiie lid) task di5*1-1 it*** »*, *!. « . i t . i s is. so «c i ti P ostil i i I t - r - I . ___________ Otter V ; - » I*epatrt»____________ * TnU i -I V .— .t I V S v K t Sak.srt to R s . , . . , SUBtiij at.wvi.tj a salary not tv month for three * is not Ofcatione , or head money keeperi, feeling i^'igr.ificar.ce of rh*- pay offered f- .■-*• men:, and fee.)t due tin;- to r-'.rir fr.,m publiand mar;e a last efT.rt to recuper•r.o.r private f. r : ; - f ‘ , after du* BUDGET OF O P I N I O N "JUST BETWEEN VOL' ANIJ ME" Vuu fen ftu* From U» at " hi-ti-aeie I’ncra W. A. M m ) day lo m p a n j PaLtka, f iunila EVEN THE GATE HOST NOT IN IT A Chief |« Among Ve Taking and Faith, "He'll Prim 'em So Says ‘fsantcrer. Oh Hooter* Oh Hoover* dea r Hoover, come •’ Ui u* now' an«i tr.U or;* ti,< any other 5u;*g«»'» with iitti* eflurt o, citizens and "the ji k n fu r d c u u id *• * Convention City. Don’t lose the glory of Florida scenery ■.ution of m - was accepted—without sny comeback, the other on* acc^','-d a.io, hut tif iater came baak, * e.iewed vigor and with avowed d*erpucatiun- to tarn thy -larg—r re•>ard Tor that otfjec. Thus the *t its A two bead money keepers Fndeth. g yR zxso* wo sa l pork and dinners the thief a tender, a Henry Touring i the accursed-atulf. iy Jieople accompanied the "Gns Suppose for t;;e will transform it, teaspoon- * License ful contains 60 grains of strychnine, j Pound feerWhat would you’ jtay then! YoufJ Dog tat .answer wotild Ijc 'l don’ t think. 1 ran.; Tnrerf-t f Jel.n |Jf*.' experience Convinced M e o f its Value us. H e was at Huntsville, Ala., and upon his own responsibility put in Long Distance calls for fifteen merchants within a radius o f several hundred miles. . “ In less than one hour he had sold 21&0 barrels of flour at a total cost to us of less “ Since then we have applied the L ong Distance Bell Telephone to every feature of our business with most profitable results. The service is fine, the rates are reasonable and there is more satisfaction in one Long Distance Telephone t letters." t Every Bell Telephone u a Long Distance Station SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 'Sam Jones. He was reviewing the new li*juor law and i-specially that part making it a penalty of JSOO, or six months for getting drunk .the first time, and 13,000 or three years for the* second offenie. --This orator of the day avowed that li?- "D id not thinir'tTP'rrnnn'nit ^fruiilt with that staring him in the face.” Now if this law will just keep that man thinking in his present line, of thought, 1 claim i f is a good law whether it ever gets ahy further or not. (’ — Saunterer. Is This List Correrl The Herald is ansious to find out aii the fiamea of Seminole county boys who j have been killed or who died whild in the service' of their country. |f the following list ' is in­ correct or" if any have been over­ looked will the relatives inform this 1. '40. 4. 5. 6. 7. H. 9. 10. Frank A . Campbell Arthur D. Liming Uscar White M. W. Lovell. J r . Joe Laing Geo. \V. Calhoun llirfy Phillips Carl Mnlm J. C. Lyles llahdy Jenkins,'— A Dr. McLaniin Commissioned Beyd r»!n>’ Vur»tfi«» h»»e jatt whit It rivr-W—fh* t»rtr»t Nts^rfrrrrtt in tfcc r u t’ h4if v1 ilir Unit*-! 54Ni«p» Th« nr« H>* »! I’ i'.m cktJiLvf. the ’*nr*utiful GrpunJt Ila-eic ’ * twill help tc«u ch«-v»« the things ytni tiwJJ ptia. Write Mijr (or (rce copy. RF.ASONER BROTHERS ROYAI. PALM N U RSERIES Remitted t Ca-h Vouchee ONECO, FLORIDA Report of chief of fire department ■ending De-: o!7*T9TK7 showing all equipm»nt in .'good condition was read and «»rdered filed. On motion G. F'. Smith, seconded by II. A. Newman and carried, council adjourned, • * \ Sl. Agnes Guild The St. Agaes Gui.d held a most delightful m ating as the home of Mrs. Archie .Betts on Monday after­ noon. Plans were made for a Valen­ tine Tea, to be given erhome of het mother, Mrs. C. M. Hand, on Feb. 10th. ' 1 * After the business session Mrs. Betts served refreshments of tea and The next meeting of thfe Guild wil, he held January 27 at Mrs. Robert E. Herndon's, 209 E. Fourth St. L.l members are urged to be presenlThoxe attending Mind ay's meet­ ing were M e td im d Gwynn Fox Robert E, Herndon, Sherman Lloyd Fred S. Daiger, JK, Earl Lionel Burdick, Archie Betts. Julian Takaeh and her sister, Mrs. Delahy.who is visiting her, and Mi&s Lilian Shin- ■The many friends uf Dr. McCasiin of this rity will be glud to lejum that he has l>n*n commissioned Firii Lieutenant. Jhe commission was sent to Camp Shelby and followed him to France and finally reached him on ship board as he was return-1 ing home. Dr, McCaslin is mow at Ft. Benjamin, Harrison in Indians j and oip ecta'to get a furlough and please phono come to Sanford next month. 1No. 224. .* , Mrs —Peace stops the fighting but not the feeding. O ur armies at home and abroad, our A U ies and ourselves must be fed. M o re food must be produced.in 1919. Lack o f fertilizer will cut down your production. Labor, cars, raw materials— all are limited. Fertilizer factories must begin, shipping at once to m ove even a normal tonnage by planting rime. Shape up your plans and order now . Chas. H . Whitner, Traveling Representative, .V Sanford, Fla. > Armour Fertilizer Works . Jacksonville. Fla. �/ • * ;jp B N H I l^ ' •«.♦.r. #. > 1---------- ^ - »■ * *4 * - »*r- .'i jANUAnTT7nnr THE SANTORO HERALD STAR ♦■* ; . — Copy of Bereaved Resolutionr 4 • Whereas, It- has pleased God to rail from oui^chapter to tho Grand Chapter above 'our sister, Mrs Maggie Brooks, therefore be it ^ Resolved that we bow in suhm: fion to His will, and we realise that our loss is her gain. We extend our sympathy to, her husband and sons That this resolution be spread on our minutes. That a copy be sent to the family of.our sister, and that it be published in the "Sanford Hor­ rid.— - - - - - - --------We cannot understand these partings, and while our sister had lately come among us, yet we had learned to love her, and we can only wonder why one so useful is taken, but some day we will understand. Signed: Sister Mary l5. Kent Sister L. Brotherson. MISS PULESTON TO FRANCE Former Teacher in Y. M. C. A. Work Sanford the may authorise. The office* 01 secretary and treasurer may be filled by the same person, the board of director* and all other officers to be chosen annually by thd stockholders, shall be chosen annually by the stockhold­ ers, at their annual meeting tp be held on the first Monday in dune of each year be­ ginning with the year 1919. The president and other officers shall be chosen annually *>)■ the director* or by the stockholder*, at he by-law* may direct. Thw officers to be chosen by the director* at a meeting to be bild on the same day and 'immediately after the annual merlin* of th« stockholders. The board of directors, until nthrrwis# pro­ vided by the stockholders^ shall consist of three members. The following shall be the officers of the corporation, until those elected at the first rlection shall have qual­ ified. v!t: President, R, ft. Smith: vl(* prealdant,.H H. n ets; secretary -asul treasurerr F. A. Stone; hoard of directura, H. D. Smith, R. R. Deal and F. A. Stone. > Hastings' 1919 Seed Catalog Free ............. Seedimen, Atjanta, Ga.—Aclvt. An Error---Through an error the atlverfistmottt ol the Seminole County Bank in la*t week's issue, looking well to the future as il seems, g a v e the amount ,>f ilcpnsits in this growing institution for December 31, 1919. it sho itId have been 1918 of course b>r the amount named will be too •mall for- 1919 we ate sure. In another place this same adver­ tisement sought to demote A. R. . Women! Hero 1> a message to suffering women, from Mrs. W. T. Price, of Public, Ky.: *T Buf­ fered with painful...**, sbo writes. “ I got down with a weakness In my "back: and limbs...C felt helpless and (11scournged...I had about given up hopes fof ever being well again, whfen * friend insisted X Take LEGAL ADVERTISING In rircutl Court, .SeventhrCIrrull, Seminole Counljr. Florida Overstreet Turpenfine Company VI, (Je4»r*e W. Ifambn, DukrvIniiB B. flreen Shoe C o m pa ny , (Store* W. I.ord Company , Jo*i*h U. Seybert, . The Ft.pinfir - K u w li Co., Mobert Kina, L. J. Harrell, If w ry .Haton, Marian Ilubbeil, I'orter Jlubbell, l.ixrle Hkinker Smith, widow, llenj. T. Way, and Samuel C. Ilrnnetj, tt al. T o the defendant!. Drakea-Innea-Green lldbrrt Kinr. E. J. Harrrll, iltrry Eaton, M sritn Hubbtli, Torlsr llu bb.ll, Listip Skifikrr Smith, widow, llenj. T. Way and Stmurl C. Ilennelt: It is hereby ordetrd that you do appear in this rourt to the bill hrreln filrd on Ih* Iph ^ day ol February, A. D. 1919. It Is further ordered .that this order b* publish'd one* a we,k for four romerutfre weeks In the Sanford Herald, s newtptper published in said Seminole County. Wltnees my hand and set! of the Circuit C ourt this January Mb, A. ft. 1919. (seal)E. A. DOCGLASS; Clerk Circuit Court, Ssmljwiefw-County. htsescy A Warlow Sols, for Coraplt. * 3S-6U NOTICE |T S U ta -or Florida County of Seminola N olire It hereby given, in . conformity with law, that w* the undersigned wilt apply to tha Governor of the state of Florida, on the llth day of February, A. D. 1919, at Tallahassee, Florid*, for letters patent to bo Issued Seminole Broom Factory, of whirh corporation tho following ehail be the ar­ ticle* of incorporation, same being pub llahtd herewith below, (hie 10th day ol January, 1919. . It. R. SM ITH • K. It. DEAR V. A. STONE. Charier of Nemlaele Dream Factory < We. .lb* undersigned, do hereby associate eurselvee lor the purpose of beeemlag, In­ corporated under the Iswe of Florida, to transart for profit tho business below set forth, and wo do adopt tho following aa tho charter of tho proposed corporation. A fllrle O ne I began Cardal. In * short whllo I saw * marked difference. . . I grew stronger right along, and 1( cilred me. 1 am stouter than I hare been Id yeara.** If you suffer, you can a p p r e o l a t * what It means to be strong and welL Thousands of woi men give Cardul the credit for their good health. I f should help you. Try OsrduL A ta fi druggists. ' B-73 \^z .. • and all bids. r 3G-3le E. A. DOUGLASS. , -Clerk. Reception for Rev. White The ladies of the Methodist church T o Whom t may Concern: gave n very pleasing reception at the Take nolle* that 1, J. F. Hickson of San­ ford, F'iorids, will on the 4th day o( Febru­ church on Thurstlay evening, the ary. 1919, at DeLnnd, Florida, at ' 10:00 o'clock a. m., or at soon thereafter as ran be guest of honor being Rev. C. W. heard, make application before Judge James White, the new pastor' of that W. Perkins for leave to adopt, according to the laws of Florida, Ethel Mile*, and for an church and his family. order legalising such adoption. J. F. HICKSON. A shoTt program was rendered 34-Ste _ Petitioner. consisting of musical numbers and N otice o r Application for T o t D eed Under addresses by several of those presSection ■ o f Chapter' 4999. Lan* o f Flor­ id a int.^Blter. wlrick light refreshments.) -Notice Is-k*«*hp-yi vew that W.’ T- S t l f R I , ' purcHAaer of Taa Certificate No. 1963, dated were served. the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1996, ha* filed said certificate In my office, and has mad* Rev. White is greatly pleased with Article Sit for taa deed to laaue In accord­ The highest amount of indebtedness or application with taw. Said.certificate embrace* the the reception he is receiving from liability to whlrh the corporation_can at any ance following described ' property situated 1st subject itself shall be Twenty-Five Seminole the members of the congregation and time county, Florida, to-wil: E H of Thousand Dollars. 8 E h of S W h Sec. .19. Tp. 21 8., fl. 30 stated that’ he had never entered K til. Twenty arrrr.— The said land being _ Article Seven upon atiyr new woi# with a more The names and residence* of the sub­ assessed-at the date of the Issuance of tuen certificate in the name of Unknown. Unlesi scriber* and the number ol share* taken by promising future than at Sanford. said certificate shall be redeemed according each are at follower New York, Jan. 5.— Miss Cornelia Puleston of Monticello, Fla., has sailed for France a s 'a secretary in the Women's Overseas Division of the Y. M. C. A. Miss Puleston is not the only member of her family who is in war _ K, It. Smith, Sanford, Florida,- I share sftvice, us tliej L It. Dra*. Sanford. Florida, t share F. A. Slunc. Sanford. Florida, 32 shite*. army and navy, respectively, one F. P. Forster a Jax. Director Article Fight , • 4 Lieut. John Puleston, whb is at •cal of this corporation shall be Word has been received in Sanford _ aring present depot quartermaster at of the re-election of F. P. Forster of center the words ' ‘ Seat 1919“ and around Camp Sevier, S. C., and the other, this city as a director of the Florida the circumfcrenccRhc words"Heminote Itroom Commander W m : D. Puleston, now National Bank of Jacksonville. This Factory.” R. B. S M IT H ‘ It. It. DE AS ' Commanding tho destroyer Upshur. is a position held by Mr. Forster for P. A. STONE. For the past year Miss PuJoston t number of years and while he State of Florid* • . County ol Seminal* has-been doing war work In Wash­ ives over a hundred miles from the •Before me the umlrriigr.ed authority per­ ington, at first in the bureau of fish­ institution of which he is a director, sonally appeared It. II. Smith, It. It. Deal, and F A Stone, to me well known, whi eries and more recently in the navy the bank appreciates his financial being by me first duly sworn say, each for that he signed and rseeuted the department office. She is a grad­ ability to the extent of re-electing himself, foregoing instrument for the purposes therein eipreued, and «h»! they are Ih - persons uate of tho Woman’s College of him each year to. this import am named as II. H. Smith, It tt Dess and F. A. Florida. For several years she has office. Slonr, therein. .taught in the schools of Winter Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set It is said that Mr. Forster enjoys rn>In hand and official seal at Sanford, Sem­ Park and Sanford, Florida. the distinction of being tlje only inole count). Florida, this 9th day of Jan­ Ilifore sailing for France Miss .ciliren of Sanford holding a director­ uary. A. If J9I9 C L At' I *E l> r o t t e n , all Notary f'utiiir, Puleston took a course of one week ship in any outside institution of , My commission espires N ov. IS, IU22. at Barnard College in practical con- like character. Ate tei-n rookery and gymnasiuyn work, D E P A IIT M E M O l T ill; INTERIOR I . S l.anil HfTlrr at (iainrmvtlli*, Fla., and service; French history .and ()«n<inLc r 21. 10U. language and other subjects of value Notice h hrrrby fiYrn thal J » m n 8. An* to workers in Red Triangle huts. dr e** uf (irnrvB, Fla-. * ha, cm M ettH 16* I « H . mRilf llarn rs tnii Knlry* No. 012615, She also attended lectures by ex­ fnr,hSW ?* of S K l i, Sprlinn 33, T a v m h J p 20 It's ready now. Ono Hundred hand­ S.. Uariirt* 32 K.» Twllth»»*ro MrHclitn, ha* perienced Y. M. C. A. secretaries somely illustrated pages with brilliant fijjd notlrr of intention to make Thre#*yr«r who havi* worked in France and was i I’ roof to r*tablnh tlairn to the l^ntl above piv.n . . . i cover In natural colors, It's both dr*eribrfl, fir fore Clerk Circuit Court, at E n an °l,l>°rtunity to try out acv- j beautiful and helpful and all tluU Is Sanford, Fl*-. on the 3 1•t ti*> of January, 19 * H . necessary ta get it Is a postal card t-ra! stunts sbe had learned lor the Claimant names *« «itnrasea: request. Yojt will find our* 1919 cata­ amusement of the boys overseas. F. M- flush «*f (*enev•, Florida logue a well worth while book. N. S. IIaeon of Ktihiftrr* Florid* K, If. Kilt'ee frf G fhpv i, Florid* Hastings Seeds nre sold direct by M W Taylor uf ( i r n n i , Florida. mall. You will nover find them oil Among the Scouts KUIIT. \V. I» A VIS. nalo-ln tho stores. Wo huvo sonto Hr|l»Ul. Meeting of Jan. 13th called to or­ flvo hundred thousand customers.who der at 7:38 b y I’ atrol Leader Muson. buy from us by mail. Wo plenBo and of Applirition for T *i H erd Undrr Scribe called roll and read minutes satisfy them, and wo can please and Notlrr Nrrllon A of Chapter 4EMI, Li * m of Flor­ satisfy you lit 1919. ida of lust meeting. Thirteen present, Planting Hastings' Seeds In your _ N ? lk e is brrrj.y rAvpn (hat O. C. UrviQt* including. new me mIters, It rum- garden or In your PcMh Insures "good pl|frh*«rr t»f Tat teftin r •tr No, 405, dat*d (he 3rd day of June, A. I). 1907, h«<| filed ley and Greene. luck" so far as' results can be, deter­ said crrliftfatf' In my otftrr, and haa made The Scouts nrc Intending to take mined by the seed planted. For 30 appliration for tax died ttKjsaur in areordyears Hastings Seeds have been th« anfe with law. Said certificate embrace* the part- in the contests at the Orange standard of seed excellence and pur­ foi lo wing described property situated in -Seminnln county, Jlorida, to-wit l*«ta '>!* Cuunty Fair this year. The Hcribn ity In tho South. Only rartetfrs and f*ti of Itlock f». Mitchell'* Surrey* of baa bum ordered .to,, write- -Ui -Uaat udapiod to the Smith utc lialoiL tpial- l.evy tirafit. its s r i n . —TJ»e »aid Land asvesaed *> the date of the Usuanee of*auch Ity of tho best and prices often less certificate t'c.ribe concerning these contests. in the name of Unknown. Uniraa I than those you pay at home. Wrlto said certificate shall he redeemed aceofiiirtf’ Scribc. PAGE SEVEN Key from.'''First Vice-President to ganixed and existing under thF*llw i o( the tb « 20tb day of December, A. D. 1918. state ol Florid*.' t Second Vice President, which did • (£,* i. „ E- A. botlO L A B S . Arilrlr Three O erk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. not meet with the, approval of the The amount o( capital Mock ol the cor­ 3„ s b y V. M . Douglass. D. C. poration shall be Fifteen Thousand Pollan, directors evidently, for he is still on which ihall be divided inio One Hundred ■ -■------ at £!*])' lharea. his old job as First Vice President and Hundred Pollan pc, ,h»re.par value of On NOTIC E TO CONTRACTORS This institutibn deserves special mar b ' h' ‘‘V li'V Notice Is hereby , given that the Hoard of 'h i" " - " l a l i n n in. iaaued. or ueed for the C ou oly Commissioner* in and for Ssminole mention lor the progress-it has made purchase of property, either real or per- County at the regular meeting to ba held at «onal, or for , F the Payment .o f libor. tir »rf- 10 o'clock a. nrevPii February Ath, 1919 will in the five years of its existence in vice, at a Juit and fair valuation thereof, to rereive sealed bilks for the remodelling of be determ ined by the board of director*. Sanford, it now having over $400,000 the Elks Club building and will also receive separate sealed bids for building a vault In Article Four On deposit and still growing. This,. Thia ..... ruiiuiriunn corporation snail shall continue continue and and have have connection with tbe‘ Elks Club building. , d . »cr t!-°to ran ‘ ____ Plans and specification* will be on file In the bank is doing a good work for theK“ and franchWr* lor a period ol fifty years, office _of the clerk of the Circuit Court. Hoard rrservea the right to reject any a city and county, working harmoni from and after the commencement of ita and existence; unless sooner dissolved nil bids. ously with the other financial insti­ corporate 3fi-3trE. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. by the stockholders, or aceordint to law. Article Fite tutions of the county for the up­ The business of tho corporation ahail be . . NOTICE building of the community, and well conducted by the following officers, via: Notice it hereby given that the Hoard of A President. Vice-President. Secretary, and deserves the support that it is re­ Treasurer, and a board uf director*, to con­ County Commissioner* for Seminole county, Florida, will receive bide on February (tn, ceiving at the hands of the Jftoplo sist ol not lets than three and not more 1919, at 10 o'clock n. m. fpr the purchase ol thaw five stockholders, and tuch subor­ on* road grader. of the county. dinate officers and agents as the corporation The board reserves the right to reject any Tho name of the -corporation shall be Seminole Broom Factory and lie principal plar* of buslnsee shall be Sanford. Seminole epunty, Florida, and the board of directors may establish other place* of butlnea* with­ in and without the state of Florida. Article Two The general nature of tho busines* to bo transacted and conducted by said corporai tlon (ball bo aa tallows, lo-wlt; T o engage In and carry oa the busines* I ol a general broom factory: to manufacture, buy and sell brooms of every nature and kind, to manufacture, buy And sell every kind of material and merrbaSldiao that may so necessary Mr espedlsnt fit the enndurt of rh business; to borrow money and seeuro , anch asms by mortgage, deed*, bonds, nr gatioaa therefor; to own. buy on a fu t a f-in s , __y be necessary or espedlsnt to hi done |lor tb o surcsssf u l. transaction of Ih* but!noaa of this corporation, and to have, eierriao and enjoy all the rights, powers and priv Oct as, iaci dental, to corporaUoaa or-1 Witness my official signature and seal this the 2Glh day ol December, Ar D. 1913. (*e*|l E. A. D OU GLASS. - Clark Circuit Court Samtnole C o., FIs, Ity-'V. E. DougltWk. D. c:. 3 3- file ** Notlrr of *Appllra(lon for T a i D rn i Undrr HrHLtn H of Chaptrr 4EEE. L i* a of Flor­ ida Notlrr i» hrrrby fivrn that William Hinimum, jmrrhaarr of Ta* C rrlifirale No. E23, datrd thr Gth day of July, A. i>. IH97, haa filrd said rrrUfirat* In my office, and (taa tnada appl(ratlnn for tax drrd (n Isaur In arcordanrr with law.# Said rrrtifiratr rmhran** thr follnwinit dcarrlhed property altuatrd In Hrminolr . county, Flirfda, tivw lt: N F^iuf 8 W}< (lr#a N K fi of N W h and I m W h N r.Si and lraa W U ) 8«r. 22. Tp. 21 S.. H. 29 E. 1 Tha »ald land brine a*ir**rd‘ at thr data sLliiS if t t M l f of Ifl Lhr.Dimc ol Flial Tv atTonal flank. Uniraa aaid errtificste shall be redeemed sccordlng to law tax deed will issue thereon on the 2 1 th dsy ol January, A. D. 1919. . ., Witness my offlrlal signature and sell this the -fith dsy ol December, A. D. 1919. (ersl) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk ClrcuU Court Seminole Co.. FIs. 3.1-ilc-’ tty V. E, D ou« )* .., D. C. Nellee to Creditors,. Legatees, Dlatrlboteea and All Prraoaa llaslng Claims or II*manda against the Eatal* o f Edna G. Hurhansa, Deceased Notice Is hereby given th st all crwdltors, legatee*, and distributee* ol Edna G. llurhsnsn, - deceased, and all persuns having clslme of demands against her estate sra re­ quired 10 present them to the undersigned as executor within two (t) yeara from date hereof, or i s n s will be birred. The American Trust Com pany, Jacksonville, Florida. Fred W. Hoyt, < At Presidsnt. AtteetiArthur T , William*, As Secretary. 1 Dated and published tbl* December 20th, 1919. 32-91c Nellee #f A**lle*lt#n fer T*a D eed Under Heclten $ o l Ehn#l*r 4999, Lnvte o f FlerNoiler it hereby fivrn thnt II. G. Dieterirh, purrhneer of T t* CertlfletO No. 2 « l , dnted the 2nd dny of June, A. D. 1996: *ild tertifirnt* enbrtren the follonrlnt dmtrlbed property, eltnntrd in Scminol* rounty, Ftorf d ^ t o ^ i t : e n o i i w u of N W k •T i e r of Bee. 7, Twp. 20 8.. It. 91 Ennt, .9 nrren. The slid land bslnc nssMeed at the dtt* ol th* louanrn of *ueb certifint* In th* name of Unknown; AUo, Tax Chrtlfirat* No. 343, dated the 7th day of June, A. D. 1909. ,a id rrrtlflrat* rmbrace, th* follow lm described properly, situated in Hemlnole county, Florida, to-wlt. W ii ol HF.H ol NW J 4 of 8 EJ (. R,e. 7. Twp. 20 8, K. 91 Eaat, & acre*. Th* said land h*in( aaaeaaad at th , date of tha itauaarn of auch certiflcat, in th* n a n * 6f N. II. Coa; Alio, Ta*i Certificate No. 419, dated th* lit, day o f^ J u a e ,^ p -1 1 0 3 ; ..id certificate ambrai aitutted k e n law* count r. Florida, to■ . r f i 2 rh* rat or w ) ( ot wltr 8 of > 8 Wf< of a 8w W-H of- ■jdBK, Srr- V T w p i.* 19 .. R. ___ ___ __ 20 8^ R- 9 I I| Eaat, 7^B acre*. « property tbe’-Juaoanca of - MtUBratFla IhFnxtnr of . D. Iturr.il, The aaid H. G. Dietetich hat Bled nald to Ipw tat .deed will iesue thereon on the 4th dawapf February. A. D. 1919. WltnW* my offiHal signature and #e*F-*M* the 3rd day of January, A . D. 1919. (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. 34-M c Hy V. M. Douglas*. D. C. In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit In und Fer Seminole County, Florida, In Ckaarrty n the Matter of the Diuolutlon ,ut Notice Nramaihl* Grove Company, rurprration under the laws of Florida Notice Is hereby tlvcn to all parties InteresTod that a'petit on ha* been filed b _y majority In interest of tho stockholder* of hr Nesmsthla Gruvr Company, a corporaIon under thr laws of Florida, praying the our: for the dissolution of said rorpuratioh, nd ih'at thr 3rd day of February, A. It. 1919 ha* been fi*-d *'s the date (or the hear­ ing of .aid matter, said hearing tu be held at the court house in DeLanu. county of Volusia. Florida, nr before the rourt, at hat .never (dare .within said circuit the court may *1 that time be. SPECIALS Celery Bleaching Paper t Cypress Lumber , SEEDS Bean, Sweelcorn, Pepper, Tomato, Cucumber. INSECTICIDES Blucstone,* Arsenate Lead, Paris Green, Lime-Sulphuiv C r a t e M a t e r i a l , N a il s . CHASE & CO. - SANFORD, FLA. [ Y our L iberty B onds * ■ are worth 100 cents on the d o lla r here N o question of patriotism applies to the . ■ -------p u rch a se o f lumber. Y ou bought Liberty Bonds for V ictory and Victory came. T o what more fitting use could you put Y our Liberty Bonds than building a nice little home of your own, o r a nice garage. We • carry the largest stock of building material * in Seminole county. W e la k e Liberty Bonds at par, you may purchase Lumber, Sash, Ce­ ment or. anything in .ou r line with Your Liberty Bonds just the same as you can with cash. WE ALSO TAKE LIBERTY BONDS FOR ACCOUNTS NOW DUE H IL L LUM BER r Intrrect* umUr Ella L. D ftw dy, all parllr! claiming intrrrala undrr C. E. Tufti, all parlir« claiming interrata under J. I, Hacknrv, J H. Hackney, II. ('. Whitehead.. Wra. Ct. Hackney, Auguata L. Andera, (Srorgo S. Norwood, Mary A. Nor­ wood, Kllxabeth Temnlra, Daniel <i. Marah, Suvxn M. Teagner, Sarah F. Dnr«Mi, Mary A. Srraughn Hu«an Hackney* Leriarr ll» Nor­ LANDIS. FISH A HULL, CoUnacl and Solicitors for- Petitioners. wood. Nathaniel (), Norwood, RoaeV fR. N **orwood ,_ Agnis F. Weber, 3 4-.Mr a T im m mas a i L. Mar*h, Mar»h, Slartha Martha Cerlev, Cerlt* Daniel M. Hackney* John A. Hack­ ney, John D. Norwood* Martha D. Nollrr of Uhl|nmrnl N orwood , Wm. S. Marah* Sarah th Cnditora of Sarah M. William I•% Kelly, and Mary 8. Hackney or Assignor; either of them; all parties claiming I’ lroir take notice that Barah M. \V 1 „ * | interest un^cf Andrew Johnson* of 8 anftird, Seminole county, Florida, has on tho 30th day of fleeemher* A. f>, 19114, made an assignment, and did oft said (Fate asalgn all property owned hy her, except such a* was t-ivmpl by lAw, to the undrr»ign**d for the benrfit of h» r crrdlti'fs; (hrrrfofe, you ahail file with the undrraignrd within sixty day*, if you reside within the. ^tate of Mur* ld:». or if hryitnd the limits hi the State, wrlthin four month!* *aworn atatemrnU uf your account* and cl aims agalrtit the amid aaalgnor. Dated at Sanford. fTemlnole county, Flor­ ida. tfils the 3rd dav id January, A. ft. 19J9. VA N CE K. DOU(*leABB, 3 4 - ’ |c - Aaalgnee. dcrriteds >■ truwtro far .■W ill “Itlrd- ler Co.# I, 1» Falk St Co., Louder- . hack, (ijlbrrt, A Co., (Jarrrt, Jlowen A Vanlluren. TyaVn Smith, * W. K. Alexander A* ( ‘ o., Lehman A Velaburg A (lethem llrtam cr; all claiming lntereata under Thomas Stalker, all parties claiming Interrata under Wm. Mill*, all nartlea claiming Intrreals under Niathew A. Btcvirt, all partlea elaiming Ihteresta under If l\ Northrop, derraaed, all par<ties elaiming interrata under Jtmima Dav|a, all partira claiming intrreata undrr Seth Taylor or. undrr Mold* Taylor or rithrr of them, all partira claiming Interrata under Alva V. Wood, all parties rlalmln Interrata under John 11. * Duran2 • " P«Mis.; vl.imTng- in t,'rests under John Halls, all p*rtira elaiming Tnlerr.l undrr Frank­ lin Monrr, deceased, *11 partlet rlaimlng interest* under Stephen GO. drerased, a* trustee for XVIts llledler Co.J I. L. Fslk A Co., Lotidetback. Gilbert A Co., Garret, llowrn A X’ enllurrn, TysCn A Sm ith, XX‘. E. Alexander, A Co., Erkman A Vtlahurg A Gethern A Rexamer: Tbomaa Stalker, Wm. Mills, Mathew A. Stewart, II. C. Nor­ throp. drq'd, Jamima Davie, Seth T aylor, Molfle' Taylor, Alva V. XVood, John E. Du­ rand, der'd, John Haiti, Franklin M oore, lired , Sle’phe.n 8. Hopkins, dec'd, itobert Frath, Thomaa Miller, der'd, 'Georglana Joiner, •George H. Joiner, F. N. Fulling, MaryvJ. Skinxer, dec'd, Isaac If. T ra b u e,'J . Henry llintsrn, Clias. P. Will, K ale F. J.yon, Gottlieb II. Keyler. Cherlea M. Ham­ ilton, Frances E. Kennedy, Orlando Ken­ nedy. or undrr A. I L Carver or under A. 8 . While, nr under any of them or otherwise in the/fullnwing lands: NXV'f of SE U of NXV *1 Sec 10, T p 20 H. 29. Reg. 15 eh*. E of N W eor wf N E 'f of S\V>* of See 12. run 8 20 eh*. E fl.5 cha, N 20 ehs, XV 6.5 chs to bsg. Sec 12. T p 20 II. 29 S E 'i of S\Vt». Sec 15, T p 20, It 29. * South 3-8 of N E 't o f . N W ji of See £ 6. Tp 20. Il 29. Ely of SXX’ ii o f S F .li, Sec 27. T p 20, R.29. E 14 of N K li of N E >4 o l ' S r . f i, See 31, T p 20. It 29. NW Js of N E lA Hess 387 ft E A XV by 405 ft N. A S o\it of 3)V cor). See 31, Tp 20, It 29. E H ol SE?*' of S E R of -NF.lt, Bee 32. Tp20. It 29. SE li of S E Ii, Sec 32. T p 20, R 29. E H of W } { of N W H of HBJ4. See 32. T p 20. H 29. W H of N W H ol NXV.H of 8 E « . S e e -32, T p 20. It 29. . . SEH of 8 E »t, See 33. Tp 20, H 29. • XVH of 8 XV>4 of NXVH, See 33. T p 20, H 29. ‘ » E»4 of W H of S E H of N W H . Bee 33, T o 20. Il 29. •_ N 'v "I S ' i of W H of W H of S E H of NXX*H; See S3. To*20, n 29. 8 1-8 of XVH of SE H H of See 33, Tp 20, It 29. . - NOTICE Heard of County Commi»*»onrra for Srminnie County will receive hid* i»n Saturday FrtiT ia th ' " W l X ' . ' r i n ' o-Vtoek" a1:* building apiirokimately one mite of road on (jencva-Hanford road west of .St. Johns river, with Crystal River rock. Flans and specifi­ cation* may be had upon application to the Clerk of the Circuit Court S llnpkle*. dereased, ail parties Right* rtirrttii to reject any and all bids. elaiming Interests under ll"be»t I’ralh U A D/HUiLykSIl* C l e r k all particeriairninginl.Te.1 under Thomas Miller, dc-c'd., ail parties claiming Hoard of County Commia#i»»arra^* **' “ y^mlnolc f'ountj', Fta. interest*'under Georgians Joiner or 3 5-eTtc under George II. Joiner, all parties 917 fl E A W by 670 (t N A 8 in S E ’ rlaimlng inlrrrsts under F. N. ror of N W H of N W I j of See 35. A 8 H of Fulling. *11 partlea rlaimlng InlrrJa-U irru lr R y - r t t u ^ .I J n a - m o l i , Hemln.l* t Ceuniy, I lorfda Ileg. 10 rods W of NE e o f q f 8 E H of Isaac II. Tralftir, *11 parlies claim­ O ven treot Turpentine Company SE H »f See. 9, run S 40 rode, W 30 rods, N ing .Interests under J. Henry Hint40 rods, E 30 rod* to beg. See 9, T p 20, ten, all parties claiming interest* Genre* XV. litm lm XV. J, Mt- , R 80, -- under- Chas. F. Will, ali perionk .MIlian, Jr.. II. Winfield Hay. and NXV.H of N E H of S W U . See HL T p 20^ elaiming Interest* under Kate F. (■rorge II. flays, <1. I' Julinsnn. It 30. Lyon: *11 pertles rlaimlng InlerevtsMU L . Hrawily, lUchard X. I ) r ,« N H of N E H of N E H of SW H Bee I«, iili'-li II, Keyler,. ail all parlies Gottlieb dy. Cbarlrs E. Tuft*. J. I.- MachT p 20, K 30. claiming Interrsi* undrr-Charles M. nry. J. D .'II.V kney, II- C- XVhlte8 E *1 of S E H . See i« . T p 20. It SO. Hamilton, all parlies rlaimlng in­ loa d , XX m. G. Hackney. Augusta XV H of HXVH. See. 19. Tp 20, It. 30. terests undrr A. It. Carver, all I. Andrra, Geo. 8 . Norwood, Mary E H of N W H . Bee 20, T p 20. It 30. parlir* claiming Interests undrr A Norwood, Elltalirlh Temple., NEH of 8WH fleas 2 acre* ln ‘ N E corner A. 8. White, end all parties claim­ Daniel G, Marsh, Su.an At. Trsg70 ytli E and XV by 140 yds N and S, See 6, ing Interests under France* E, n* c and ‘ Js.. Tesgner, Ssrsh F. Tp 21. It 30. Kennedy or under Orlando Ken­ Duroetl and Jat. D, Dnreelt, Mary S E H of S W H . Bee 20. T p 21, H 30. nedy, el al: A. Hlrnuglm, Susan llarkney, l.erlYou are hereby ordered to appear to tho »er II. Nirrwond, Nathaniel (1. Nr*rTo all parlies claiming an Interest under bill of romplelnt herein filed on the 7th day *i"u l. Unary E. Norwood. Agnes F. II. XYtnfield Hays, George B. Hays, O. P. ol April, A. D. 1919. Weber, Tina. L. Marsh, Martha Johnson, ■Ella L. Drawdy, Charles K. Tufts, It I* further ordered that this notice ba Crrley and Simurl Cerley. her hus­ J. io llarkney, J . D. Hackney, II'. C. XVhitcband, Daniel M ..llarkney, John A, head, Wm. (I. Hackney, Augusta L. Anders, published once each week for twelve consec­ utive week* In the Sanford Herald, a news­ Jfarkney, John D. Norwood, MnrGeorge 8. Norwood, Mary A. Norwood. tbn D. Norwood, Wm, 8. Marsh, Elisabeth Templre, D aniel.G. MarcJi, Kusan paper published in aald Seminal* county. Sarah L. Kelly, Mary 8 . Hackney, M. Teagner, .Karah F. Doraett, Mary AWltneee my hand and |hjl if* ! of tba J. D. .H ackney, ** exerutor of the Staughn, J u ia n , llaakaey, Imiiter * R. Circuit- fiodrt this 8lh day of Janu anuar y, l**t of Paaiel tlaekner. d e -----Norwood,* Nathanlrl G. Norwood, Heeey E. A. H 1919. rented, Thom** SUlkerr -Xvilliam (*eal| Norwood. Agnes F. Weber, -Thomas L,* E.* A. DOUGLASS, Mills, Mathew A. Htawart, Frances Marsh. Martha Cerley, Daniel M. Hackney, Circuit Clerk, Seminole County, Florida. E. Kennedy and Orltndo Kennedy, John A. llarkney, John D. Norwood, Mar­ Massay A Warlow, Jerrirnn Davia, Seth Tayinl and * . tha D, Norwood, XVm. 8 . Marsh, Herah I* Sols, for C om plt.Motile Taylor. Alva 'V.*Wo»xl, John Kelly, Mary 8. llarkney; Andrew Joknaon, 35-iStc Malta, Hubert Frath, Georxlana J'Uner and Georg* II. Joiner, r . N. Fulling, J. Henry Hinlirn, Chat. I\ W ill; Kate F. Lyon, Gottlieb H. Kny-ler. Chirlrs M. Hamilton »nd A. i t Carver, A. S. White *t al. T o th* defendant*, George XV. Hambo, J. M cM illan, Jr., II. Xvlnflrld Have and George II. Hays, O. I*. Johnson, Ella L. Itrawdy, Itlchard A. Drawdy, Charles K. T u lls, J. L. Hackney, J. D. Hackney, H. C. Whitehead, Wm. O. llarkney, August* L, Anders, Geo. 8, Norwood, Mary A. Nor­ wood, Eliiabeth Temple*. Danisl G, Mirsh, Susan M . Teagner, and Jaa, Teagner, Tiarnh F. Doraett and Jaa. I). Dorsett, Mary A. Htraughn, Susan Hackney. I^riser H. Nor­ w ood, Nathaniel G. Norwood, Roeey E. N orw ood, Agne* F. Webrr, Tho*. U Marsh, M irth * Cerfey And Snmurl Cerley, her hus­ band, Dnalel M. Hackney, John A. lUeknty, John D, Norwood, Martha D. Norwood Wm. 8 . M irth, Sarah U Kelly, Mary 8. llarkney, J, D. llarkney, j u eierutor of tha list will ot Daniel llarkney. deceased. Thom­ as Stalker, William Milt*, Mathew A. 8t*wart. France* E. Kennedy and Orlando Ken­ nedy, Jemima Davie, Seth Taylor and Mnlile Taylor, Alva V. W ood, John Halt*, Robert Frith . Georgian* Joiner and George B. Joiner, N. F. Fulling, J. Henry lllnttm .'l Char, |*. Wilt, Kate F. Lvon, Gotllieb H. Keyler, Cbarlet M. - Hamlllon, and A. II. Carver-nnd A. 8, While: It appearing Irons Ibe sworn bill Bled herein that your ptary of reaidene* li~ un­ known and that you nre over the age of twenty-one year*. It la therefore ordered that you do appear In thia rourt to the blit herein filed on th* Mtnufariurcni Ideal Fcrtillzera l&th day of March, 1919. JACK SON VILLE,.........................................................FLORID It l* further ordered that this order be published once a week for eight consecutive week* in th* Sanford Herald, a newspaper published in laid Seminole county. Witness my hind and teal of th* itld Cir­ cuit C ou rt thia January 8th, A. I>. 1910. (aim ed) E. A. DOUGLASS, (lea l) Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Co., „ , Florida, Maaoey a Warlow, Solicitor* for Complainant* 3 5-9te —* , We offer a Big variety o f standard formulas, among the most popular being r- W. & T ’s. Field Crop Special Cherokee Cotton Special Ideal Cotton Fertilizer Write us for analyses and prices of our complete'line, stating quantity desired. WILSON & TQOMER FERTILIZERCO. ARE YOU INSURED? IF N O T, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y . In Ctrcnil Cenrt. Heventb Clrcnil, Sem ite!# I Cannly, Florida Overstreet Turpentine Company »». » .it W , Hambo, nil partlea Interests under II. WlnIt U a -d n * !* wifi .-i, all partlea claiming Inthe llet day of January, t crest a under Georg* B . Uaya, all trllea claiming interests under F. Johnnon, all partita claiming n y oSfrtal dynatur* wad W xl thia G AQKNTS Om CB PEOPLES BANK BUILDING Sanford, Florida ' mm � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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V-‘ * ♦ -. — •* # { i t H ttTw art n - ■ '< » * • I .' '’ C*4W M t * * : #!*»« - . • • fy»>W M » < > — ■ ■ v * . • ' >"* * • ( r O i ' ’ >■ . - *. .p ..: ... ' ^ I '/■' ■* . -w*. • v . *<y ^ • i >4 . * . — / « « / 1 -«<<• J . .er~— «- s ■•'—-T •« •• ■V SANFORD IN T H E H E A R T OF T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E -S E C T IO N NUMBER 35 SANFOHD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 10. I919 OLUME X BIG C0NV0- _ CATION HERE THIS WEEK most enjoyable time closed at a late hour. Those present wore Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. J t~ S r’ W ilson,-Joe H m ry, Mr.-tmd Mrs. John Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mr. and Mnt. Fred .Watsman, Mrs. Henry. McLaulin and L. E. Hann. { RED CROSS NEXT WEEK IS ROLL CALL COURT WEEK SUCCESSFUL IN SEMINOLE ere of our schools cannot fail to rec­ ognize the value of your efforts in their behalf; and tho children of our aohools-Jcnow - they have-. no .hgiBlL friend in this county than the chair­ man of the board of public instruc­ tion. the ilonorablo F\ P. Forster. COUNTY SUN­ DAY SCHOOL CONVENTION And more than any others, we who have labored with you, and have .seen and realized the sincerity • Food, Feed and Forage nnd earnestness fcf yoqr services, ap­ Gainesville, Fla., Special, Jan. 8 .— preciate '"the noble work you have What promises to he one of the WILL CONVENE SUNDAY JAN­ most valuable and intensive cam­ RE done for us and for tho county. HUNDRED DOLLARS VERY LIGHT D D C K ET IS CHURCH OF HOLY C RO SS KN- paigns that has ever been put across ELEVEN UARY 12TH AND CLOSE MON­ PORTED AND T E R M WILL IN And, us u slight token of our ap­ RAISED DURING TH IS CAM ­ ■t k r t a i n s c o n v e n t i o n o f DAY .N IGH T. WITH M EETIN G S in the stato bf Florida und probably ALL PRO BA BILITY BE SH O RT preciation .of your labors, and as an PAIGN FOR -T H IS CAUSE EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN SAN­ the south, for the maximum produc­ IN T H E M ETH O D IST CHURCH expression of our respect•and’eateem FORD WHICH WAS M O ST tion of Food, Feed nnd Forage Crops Nex’t week is Court Week in Sem­ OF T H IS CITY ___ With the closing of the Red Cross for you ns n co-worker, ns a true serr succe Sseul , inole county;-itbring The regular Roll-G all today the officers of the has becn.mappod out by- th e-Exten­ vant of yoyr fellow nlan, as n power A Sunday' school convention of term of the Circuit Court. Court is for the advancement of the cause of This, week witnessed one of the sion Division of the University of Roll Call feel thnt the campaign has more than ordinary - Importance will This campaign will he been a success, even though the scheduled to convenp on Tuesday, education, ahd ns OUR F R IE N D , he held at Sanford Sunday and Mon­ finest church conventions ever hPld Florida. Jan. 14th with Judge Perkins on the we take pleasure in presenting uou Inunched in every section of the quota was not reached. ’ in this city when thu*cof>vocatlon of day, Ja n . 12-13. The first session Duo to prevailing conditions the bench, and Hon. Jo s. ,11. Jones ns with this small* remembrance. Hie Episcopal church convened in state simultaneously, Jan . 20, and will begin at the Methodist church May this often recall to your mind at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon. this city on Tuesday,. Wednesday will last through the .’lis t. The mag­ work was difficult but the people as Mate's Attorney. nitude of the effort can be b«>st real­ n whole responded liberally. Com ­ Jurors have been drawn and sum­ the many pleasant hours we have R. D. Webb, general secretary of and Thursday of this week. ised from the fact that not only the ing at the close of the year, after moned to nppeur on the above date enjoyed -togyther in this room as the ^ South “ Carolina Sunday School 'A pproxim ately 200 out of tow n Agricultural College, Experiment the many preceding demands on the from the body oL the county as usual fellow workers, friends and. -c a m - L■Association will be one of the prin­ people were present this week in a t­ Station and Extension Division of finances of the county, handicapped nnd next Tuesday will see the.usual cades. * __ -; cipal speakers. Before entering th e-™" ' '■ ' ■ tendance. toJL the c o n v u c a tiu n -JU itL a . the University, but every agricuf- by influenza conditions and . ba^ livch^ t i r aboyl.thu old court house, Sincercly'5'T>nW7*“'-' *"•*■ Sunday school work a few years ago \'ery successful iivoetiug-ia- tuuai U d , tu"r"nT',orgnnization Tit the state has weather, the fast waning inlei vst1irr . C. F\ Ilurrison which will probably be the last term Mr. Webb was for fifteen, yenre Pro­ Member Bd. of Pub. Ins. fessor of •English at The Alabama This diocese comprises the greater been (Irafted into this great drive. war activities incidental upon the of court in the old buildhfg, a* it is * C. A. Dallas part of the peninsula of Florida, Polytechnic Institute at Auburn, This is a nation'w ide campaign, signing of the armistice and with expected thnt the .new court house Member Bd. of I’ub. Ins. Ala. * It is said that he is one of our extending from above the center of nnd conditions in each, state have the Christmas season at hand, the will he in readiness for the spring ; Hchclle Maincs t the state southward is in a very been studied closely, with a view of solicitors Jtnd a difficult task but the term. . ; best informed speakers on Sunday success that crowned their efforts Attorney for Board prosperous condition. school subjects, and1 the people of determining just what can be ex­ The docket for this term is said to again proves the indomitable spirit T. W. Lawton this county ore fortunate in securing U nd er the able direction of Rev. pected from the different sections. Tif n u r prnple.— t^rptatmr-nmi-tnmoi- bo a, .utcy .light jam: aa..ciiiiut-ill-ijttll] Supt. Public Instruction. him fo r' this convention. A. S. Peck, rector of Holy Cross Florida is being asked to make the witp instructed not to urge member- innle county hns been at a low ebb --.1 Mr. Fori}ter responded feelingly ' J. 6 . Webb, general secretary of church of th is'city the guests were following increases during 1919 over ore instructed not to Urge momb er- during the past year or more. Ih the Florida Sunday School Associa­ and eloquently, with suppressed emnfortahly accommodated in the 1918: ship but to solicit only by rbquest, nil probability the term will not last tion will also speak several times . emotion, in a' few well chosen -and homes of the various members of the Corn, 1.1 per cent hence the total membership obtained over ten days, ’most of which time (hiring the convention. Mr. Webb appropriate words, expressing his rungregution in Sanford and all re­ Peanuts, 25 per cent 1 represents a free-will offering to the will lie consumed 1*y the grand jury only recently came tq us from Alaappreciation of the gift, and espec­ in it* investigation proceedings. port a very profitable sind* pleasant Sugnr Cnne. 25 per cent ' 1 Red Cross. bania, where he bus an enviable rejiially of the spirit that prompted the Forage. 15 per cent meeting. While "the campaign closes o f­ utation as a Sunday school worker. givers in thus honoring him fur his Peanut Hay, 25 per cent Following is the program of the ficially today there are some returns F. P. F’nrHler Retires from School services to Ids county. He stated Among the- local people who will Meat Hogs, 15 per cent Itellrps From School Hoard eon vocations yet to be made that will bring the that he would take great pleasure is have a prominent part on the pro­ Dairy Cows, 25 p<f cent Tuesday. January 7. I9I9 total a tritip higher. The personnel Frank P. Forster, n member nf wearing this pin, and that it would gram are Rev. FL D. Brownlee, Uov. Beef Cattle, 15 per cent of the Roll Call included Mrs. 11. A. the school board for the county from constantly remind him of one of the 8:00 p. in. Vespers M. II. Massey, II. C. DuBoso. Rev. Poultry, 33 1-3 per cent. Tcrlmun. chairman: Rev. Arthur the creation of Seminole rnunty and pleasantest periods of his Ilf0 and . Episcopal Address C. DeW. Brower and Roir. C. W. It is believed that these increases Scaring Perk and Dr. E. D. Brown- chairman of the board for that time thnt he would always have a very •. . Church ‘ White. can be easily made, as mor^-labor js Ice. assistant chairmen: R. R. Dcas, ‘.i 15 p m. Convocation Organization retired from the board at tjie meet­ warm spot in Ids henrt for the me tri­ available than last year. And in ad­ This is to be an interdenomin­ cashier; W M. Haynes, publicity Parish House ing held Tuesday. Mr. Forster has be re of the board of public instruc­ dition to this there is an opportunity ational meeting and every white chair mun: Dr Brownlee, speakers Wednesday. January .s'f’l'JlI) given excellent service oil the school tion. the attorney und the spuerto get improved farm machinery clmirtnun; Mrs. Ernest Krupp, dis­ Sunday school worker of every de­ Low Celebration Chprch board and lias been one of the most Intendent of public instruction. 7 I!* a it) that could not he bought a year ago. tribution of supplies. nomination in Seminole county -Is Bunin chs Session ardent supporters of the better •1 00 a. lit. llffl invited to be present. . Team No. 1, business section, It. rchoool system of the county. Mr. Parish House It is estimated tlinl tiO per cent of .*3 * UB Card of Thanks F'iirster bus no children -of bis own 12 10 |i. m Luncheon Hotel Carnes the world's food during the ensuing A Terbeun. J (!■ Ball. Following iH the' program: Team fNo. 2. Mrs B. J. Starling. liu’t bud he been the fnther of many * We wish to thnnk the kind friends year must come from America. 1 1.1 p m. Business Session First Session, Sunday Afternoon' • This will meat?.that a Inrge increase Mrs. K. J. Gonzales. Mrs. Harry children he could not have shown and neighbors who so generously Parish House 3:00 Prayer and praise service. of food crops must be sent to Eu­ Ward. Mrs. E. U.' Chittenden. Mrs more interest in the children of the responded to our aid at the death of 1-45 p. m. Address by Rev. F r. Led by Rev. E. D. Brownlee rope. Every p'erefln in Florida A. B. Peterson, Misses Norton Hern­ county than he has shown by his our little son and grandson; also for Wood .and Rvv. F'r. How to get people to Sunday Tucker - Parish House----- should attend one of the F. F ..F . don-and Louiso Molton. - . acts nnd the performance of his duty the beautiful' flowers. • 3:15 Team No. 3. Mrs. S. O. Chuse. in their In-luilf while a member of meetings to be held in fach com School und keep them there. Open Discussion Mrs. McMahon & baby munity of the state some Vi mo be­ Mrs. B. F. Whitner. By J . *0. Webb, General Sec­ Mr. & Mrs. Stiles & family. the Board. The school system 6:30 p. m. Adjournment ■ JO retary. Florida Sunday School -v4a tween January 20 and 31. h im p. m. Business Session ' Team No. 4. Mrs. R. J. Holly, looses a good man. Not only w-as Parish House Association. Mrs W. E Seoggan, M rs. Chua. Mr Forster a splendid school mun and a worket (or a belter school and Sm ith. 3:45 Song Thursday. Junnary 9, l'Jl'J school system for the county, but be Team Nn 5. Mrs. A M 3'.50 "T h e Finest of Fine Arts. 7210* a - in. |,ow Celebration Church Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Mrs. F'rank was one s f •the best executives of the R. D. Webb, General Secre­ 9 .00 a. in. Final Business Session day and his work ns chairman of the Woodruff, Mrs. A. M. Walker. tary, South Carolina Sunday • s ., IHirish H ouse........... Team No. 6, Rev. M. II. Massey, hoard speaks for Itself. ' School Association 12:10 p. m. Luncheon Hotel Carnes Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. Schclie 4:‘Jfr Adjournment r • . During the terms served by Mr. Woman's Auxiliary Meetings ^ Maine:'. Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Mrs. Forster the board bus built n num­ Second Session, Monday Morning Wednesday. January 8 .T'JI'J Austin Williams.- Mrs. E. D. Mob­ ber of Huluxd buildings in tho comi­ U.utl a. in. Corporate Communion---9:30 ’ Song and prayer service. Lud ley, Misses Martha F'ox, Mell tt hltty. and hns repaired practically . fV r J Church by Rev. M. II. Massey ner, Maude Jinkins. * ,v,every building that was already Some Things we can do for 0 1.1 u. m« Business Session 10:00 • *4 Team No. 7. Mrs. Alex Vaughan., -landing, many of which have been Woman's Club House the Children. State Worker. Mrs. F. A Rissett. Miss Sallie R o b ­ 1 nIurged or for the most part made to p m. Luncheon Hotel ( arnes 10:30 "Teacher and Pnrent Hand son. over to tit modern tinu-s and needs. O F F IC E R S FOR T H E YEAR 1919 in H and," by R. D. Webb it p. m. Bustip'ss Session . WILL BE HEAD­ Team No. 9. Mrs. A. Berg. ARE TO nE ELECTED T U E S ­ Two bond i s s u e s have been signed , Wdman's Club House K IS SIM M E E Songs * . 11:00 QUARTERS FOR M EM B ERS OF Team No. 10, Mrs. F'orrest G al- by Mr. Forster as chnirman of the DAY EVENING. JAN. H . AT How Can we get Trained 5 p. m. Adjournment for Ad­ 11:10 TWO RIG . ASSOCIATIONS chcl, Mrs. J. E. Pace. 7:30 P. M. board, the Seventy-live Thousand dresses Parish House . Leaden? J . O. Webb Team No. 11, Misses Ethel Hen­ Dollar Issue of District No. 1J and N EXT W EEK 11:40 Enrollment of Delegates. • • Next Tuesday, January 14th, 1919 ry, Florence Henry, Ruth Taylor, the Fifteen Thousand Dollar issue of Appointment of Committees A joint'convention of the mombeing tho second Tuesday In Ja n u ­ Arthur Dlckln* Homo Ruth Gillen. . • • District No. 6. Questions 11:50# and Anawcra. boro of tho Florida S ta te IdYC StQfJl ary, will occur-tho -annual alaotion _ Arthur Dickina is homy nn a Jurr. — Team Nd7'12, M rs..E . K. Morse.­ Mr. Forster did not offer for re­ of officers for the Sanford Board of 12:10 Adjournment luugh and at present is stationed ut Association nnd of the Florida State ' Sanford total, $705.00. . election at the prlmnry lust June, Trade for the coming year.-' Third Session, Monday Afternoon Camp Gordon. Arthur left . here Dairy Association will be held in .E a st Sanford, Mrs. II. G. Diet­ feeling at that time that he needed 2:00 Song and pralso service. with Co. C„ mudo up of Orlando Kissimmee on the 14, 15 and 16th Every man In Seminole county rich, Mrs. Ben Squires, Mrs. Sandy rest and more timo for his own Work, DuBoso and Sanford boys and after training of this month. ■ . ^nderson, Miss Isabel Bayner, Mrs. thus Mr. F’orete? retires from tho who haa the interests of the city find 2:15 Ten Eflldency Points. R. D at Camp Wheeler went over to . Tho program committee has re­ W. W. Dressor. Total $51.00. . hom'd as he began with it — without county at Ifeart ia expected to bo Webb . Franco wheru ho wa» brigaded with served one entire session for tho dis­ present a t this meeting to select the Longwood, J . H. Dunbar. Total opponent. the Rainbow Division and was In cussion of th e-su bject,' "Women on 2:40 W hat some Organized Adult officers for 1919. Mr. F. F. Dutton was elected to the fighting at Chateau Thierry, San the Farm and Ranch,” by women $38.00. Bible Classes are doing. State The Sanford "Board of Trade haa Geneva, Mrs. Endor Curlett. T o­ tako Mr. Forster’s placo on tho Mihiel salient and several other who have been successful. Worker. . •* , done good work during its existence tal. $71.00. , . board and will enter in upon his battles. lie was struck with shrap8:00 Report of County Ofikere Among those who havo been asked In the city and tho progressive men Chuluota, M r s .'C . D. Brumloy, duties at the organization meeting nell and wounded' badly and while to take part are: Mrs. W. F. Black­ 3:10 Reports of- Committees and of tho town and county are standing total $35.00. lying in a shell hole waiting for the man of Lake Monroe; Miss Mary O. Election of Officers next Tuesday. squarely behind this organization Oviedo,.M rs. W. E. Young. Mrs. stretcher bearers was gassed. Ho Chaso of Brandon; 'Mrs. Marian A. 3:20 The Superintendent and Hia C. L. West, Mrs. R. W. Lawton, A pleasant Incident occurred dur­ and expect to continue to do ao. wus also wounded in the arm by a Horwitz of Moore Haven; Miss May Work. J . O. Webb Mr. H. C. DuBoae, president has Mrs. S. W. Stephens, total $107.00. ing the meeting Tuesday of the bayonet stab and wears two wound Morse of Tallahassee, assistant home 3:45 Round Table Discussions. AH Monroe, Mrs. W, J . McBride, hoard of public instruction, when a issued tho following notice of elec­ stripes and also service stripe. He demonstration' agent; Mrs. S. R. arc requested .to make suggesMrs. B. E. Lake, total $16.00. beautiful Masonic Emblem pin waa tion: waj* in Jhe hospital foe some time in Pyles of Ocala; Mrs. J . D. Randall Rons, give any • helpful In­ 'A ltam onte, Mrs. E. T . Haines, presented to the retiring ‘chairnlan Notice France and then brought to America of Lawtey; and Miss II. G. Wagener formation, or ask any ques­ .. of thfc board, Hon. F. P. Foreter, Regular meeting of the Sanford {anding at Newport News. He has of Green Cove Springs, manager of $65.00. tions ** Georgetown, Rev. Geo. Brewer, by those who have been associated Board of Trade will be held In the 4:15 Adjournment seen service and is glud to get back a 46,000 acre farm. Mrs. M. E. Harris, $20.00. with him* in directing the school Court Ilouac on Tuesday evening, home and now that thq actual fight­ Fourth Session, Monday Night Tho Round Gable will’ be another Willing Workers, Mrs. Pearl Mal­ system of the county. January 14th at 7:30 p. m. Tor the ing U over want* to come back home 8:00 Prayer * and praise service feature, twenty prominent live stock loy, $L00. . . to stay. Ho is the son of Mr. and The presentation waa -made by purpose, of electing officers for ^hc Rev. C. DeW. Bfawer growers having .been asked, to each General total, $1100.00. » Mrs. J . W. Dickies of this city and Supt. T . W. Lawton in the following coming year and the transaction of 8:15 Reaponaibility of the Church talk five minutes on important sub­ ■uch other business as may properly hia‘many friends arc glad to sec him words: School In Character Develop­ Services at the Temple Sunday come before said meeting. back from the front and are congrat­ jects. Dear Friend: ment. Rcv> C. W. White Ope evening will be given over to Rev. M. II. Maaaey, pastor of tlie ulating him over his escape from Many matters of importance, are Working together to win tho 8:40 It is with deep and sincere regret ------, the subject of cattle tick eradication, First Baptist church of Sanford an­ death in battle. Kingdom Service. R. D. which is the paramount necessity nounces regular services at the thnt we approach the time when you to ho taken up at this meeting lookwill sever your connection with th ejln g to tho interest, o the city and Webb for development of the cattle Industry Temple Sunday. For the morning county and it is expected that every 9:20 Adjournment. . In Honor of Guest at tho Dr. E. ---ih M. o u r tho pastor will continue a aeries board of public Instruction. During av vua present i>ic>vu» time. ........ — — Mr. and Mrs. It. J . Holly enter­ Nighbert will illustrate his addrrsa|0j }iclpful aermona on the revival of the time of your service, since U10 member will bo present. H. C. Dullbao, Pres't. 1 . 1 two «... ___ I _ _ / Mntfo en Wi A nf m lit/. ■ 1 • 1 & • ___ £ _I. 1_ . . . 1. tained a^. few friends last Tuesday with At the Congregational Church reels of government mov­ church interest and use for his sub­ organization of this county, surely night in honor of*M r. L. E. Hann of ing picture films. no one has been more faithful in the je c t "Awaking the Dead." F’or the Sunday school and Bible study at Attention, Royal Arch Masons -. New .York who has been-their guest. Experienced workers will present evening hour a theme that h as'to do performance of public duties than 9:45, morning worship at 11. Tho Sergeant Joe Henry entertained the you) no official has moro deeply felt Tho first communication for 1919 tho merits of dairy farming, of pure with the modern issues of the day guests with many songs singing the the burtlen and reaponaibility of his of Monroe Chapter No. 15‘R. A. M., Christian Endeavor Society meets at bred awine, and of the sheep indus­ will be discussed, subject: "Paying Y . M. C. A. song as a special favor. puDiuufi and unu duty u u i, to »w hia fellowman ............... ^will be held Tuesday evening, Ja n . 6:15, with tho church evening service the. fare. The Templo ia specially position . • Sergeant Henry- haa a fine baritone try. than you ’ have; , and certainly n o " i 4 r commencing promptly at 7 :3 0 . at 7 o'clock, j * . , The Kissimmee people are plan­ fitted and If the evening he cool the •TO ce and hia singing was greatly official haa received more meagre j The P a st. Master and Most Excel- ” We shall not forget tho first ses­ ■team radiators will be going and enjoyed. Mildred Holly also danced ning for some novel entertaining fea­ the room will be made comfortable. compensation than the almost neg- jent Degrees will b* conferred.' sion of the County Sunday School one of her character dances. De- tures and request th at every .mem­ Visitors in the city and people with- llgible salary attached to your offie. Every Companion of Monroe C h ap -. •tflcloua refreshments consisting of ber of the two Associations attend at the " ~ 'A ruAnV t ^ i r wives mother, and out a chtftgh home here are especialThe citizens of Seminole county ter and all visiting Royal Arch Ma-1 Association « » « « ■ « « « in •“ the — 'afternoon .............................“ • chicken .salad, cheese sandwiches,’ . * iy invited to worship a t the'Tem ple, appreciate your services; the teach- sons are cordially Invited to attend. M etholU t church, at thrw o 'd sc.:. .olives and coffee were eerved and a sisters. ( . ; y ‘ . . . ; LIVE STOCK MEETING ON JAN. 14-16 •*. . ♦ — .. . •. I . -JaH _j ... .. -V* -, ihaWiV .mV' BOARD TRADE ELECTION ON NEXTTUESDAY �**««•" -y Av, *v ’y r .lQ E EIGI1T THE 8 A N ro m i IIERALD CATES CRATE COMPANY P h o n e 181 No 1 Alfalfa Meal Pea GiVen No 1 Timothy Hay . No 2 W. C. Oat», best on the market Arab Sweet Feed, the best made. ' Green Cross, the old reliable. Bjg Mule, good for a little loss money Mutter Fat Dairy Feed, not too. costly Schumacher Hog and Dairy'Feed, tr>* it Mice Itran. Cotton Seed Feed Meal. Cotton Seed Fertilizer Meal. JANUARY 3 Southern D istrib u to r for the Universal Bushel Basket. W e carry.th e'largest stock: uf v a r io u s Farmers su p ­ plies in the territory. We carry % largest stock of all kinds of Feed in the County. We , ' have the kind.' you want, and the kind thht Your Stock needs. - *' • der a deep girdle of broad velvet ribbon. Narrower velvet outlines tho whlto collar and rtiffa. Medium slzo requires yards 36 Inch satin, with >, yard plain satin for collar and cuffs Tho second model features a blouse t«f black velvet trimmed with beads nnd fancy buttons. It Is wogn with r. skirt of check satin, simply gath cted at tho top. Tho blouse Is slash*ed at either side and finished at the neck with a high collar -Average, size requires 4 yards 36-Inch velvet and 3 1, yards 36 Inch satin. First Moejcl: Pictorial Review Waist No. 7929 Sizes. 34 (o 41 In­ ches bust. Price. 25 cents Skirt No. 7941 Sizes. 24 to 32 inches waist Price, 25 rentft Se-ceinel Model* Mleitlse* No Tail Sizes. 14 to 2o years Price, 2i> cents. Skirt No. 792S : Sizes, 22 to 32 Inches Waist. Price, 25 cents. Embroidery No 12320M. Transfer, blue or yel­ low. Price, 25 cents. T «* U »i>»m i t mat t'nnrrrt T • n«»tu*r that I.' J F II;. k■• f S«»n lord. H o n d a , mill on I hr 1th H*> of Frbru* »ry. at Mrl.anH. Florid*, at 1« GO tiVl'irit n m . trr m« Mi«n thrfrmftrf a» ra n br Lr«*H n-.^Vi »f ;tir* tl"r. !•t f•r• Ju<!;* Jaiu* VitiiUA «»fd* r I# ra l i x io f »urh a'lupimn . char go. ( Final* IM»* , . . On thU l . t its) ol Ja n u a r y , A. I). 1 9 1 9 . c»n reading t tiv fMrrfnitif p#tltl«*n, H !• «*rHered by t h r ( ’ nurt that hrarirtg hr hail up*»n the u * n » i»n t h r l l t h Hay r| F rF r u a r y . ^ I 1 befor# •%•<! t'n urt. u u id I..* i • i ii t # . * • • and t »,*• . . . . I|efi)d • r. .1 •, • l “ ' • • M r * • * * *• » o •“ . d 'troBteriS, MTs/ J . AYr. JJfck in s. !^Mrs. ing was thp songs by Mr. Henry, n W. E. Houshqlder and Mrs. Firrest member of the Marine Corps and Lake, all becomingly gowned in at- son of Mrs. J. S. Wilson, who’ is trnctive evening gowns. The grand home on furlough. His splendid march, led by Mr. and Mrs. Forrest ‘ baritone was greatly enjoyed. Lake presented a brilliant sight, bu t; Many out of to w n ' guests were th e march soon became a dreamy present and the occusion was one Mr. Holly spent several weeks in waltz, i\nd the many couples o New York recently in training ns an prettily gowned Indies and convcn tunate enough to be present executive secretary for work in tionnlly garbed escorts formnllv France but could not go over - on account of a change in the pluns of the War Feraono! Roard und is home for a few weeks. -.He gave a ‘ brief outline of the wonderful course of trulning ns given the overseas men at Columbia Col­ lege and guve the audience a part of work they like best. * An nppropriathe sychologicnl test applied to the secretaries which was greutly en­ joyed by those present. , Mr. Holly also took occasion to speak of the wonderful work of the Y. M. C. A. work here and abroad and of the praise accorded .the “ Y ” in all •quarters. T l* 1 critic isms ferri­ ed nt the manner. in"wtitrh'tlJe^gdV; ernment canteens are handled by the Y " _ are not founded* on •facts and it is Mr. Holly’s endeavor t< present the true facts in the ea«c and r'.e l i .i.h ant.;, inarching toward Merlin ha- a- t- object .» tearing raid into G e r m a n y , " acco rd in g to a corn q i o i o ic n t at I.ittinanixThe In Clrrall Co urt. M rtrnlh Judicial Clrrull. In and f o r S r m l n o l r C o u n t , , t'U rld a. In Chanrrr, In Ih r M a t t e r ot th r DUiolu. l io n ol . S o llrr N t a m a l h l a Grnvo C o m p a n y , a rorporallo-i und/r t h r law t of Florida ' .? -Notirr ia hrVrhy , l < r n to all partlra InU r r a l H th a t a prtitlon haa b«rn filed by. a majority In Inlrrrat of t h r atnrkboldrr t of Ih - N ra m a th la G ro v r C o m p a n y , a co rp o ra ­ tion u r d c r t h r l a a a of Florida, p r a j l n s t h r re irt f,-r t h r dlunlutlon of >,ld rorporatiem, a r d that t h r 3rd d a x of I'rbruar y. A. I>. IM S h a, bron Aa m1 u ( h r H|!r Ju r ( h r h« arIr>c •f u i d m a l t r r . laid KTirinc to br h*ld i t thr (nurt h«»uir in D rl.a m l, rourity «>f V •lu«ii Fl'.ft l*. r i**furr Ihr r« url. al mt *(•«.. v ir :»lar. within aald Ihr r*»jrt r i . at that ti*nr hr I. %N MIS. I IS II A II * M .. • and *• f«*r I* li«*ncft To thr - Nailer of A o -l(nm rn l C re d ito r! ol Soroh M. Aulgnor: \V|l!l»ro«. •• ■ t'l»», t a k r n»t|-r thkt Kirill M. William* <>r Sanford. Seminole eounty, Florid a, haa on the 10th day of December, A. l». 1 *1 *. made an aMlfn menl. «and did on aald d a ta aaalzn all property owned by her, eaco pt auch aa wat ca r m p t by law, tn-tK o undersigned for tho beneOl of her creditor#; thrreforr, you •hall Ale with the underpinned within alxty d a y i . If tell retldr within tha S l a t - of F lo r-, Ida. or If bry on a t h r lln tlta,of lb * S t a i r , within four month*, aworn a ta tr m r jita of -your amount* and rlalm* acalnat l b * raid naaifnor. . Dated at Sanford, Seminol* co u n ty . F lo r ■* *r > ......................... • D. m d day of J a n u a r y . A. I *. V A N C E E . DOUGLASS, • . * Atdfnt#. A great many of these soldiers have indicated u <j locate on the fnrm, and if i sire it the government will gj P a y Short Courses for Ftrotq] which is to be held at the Collejn/ Agriculture .n t the" University, C-17. At these cu rses, the solder* will get a better idea of conditi«* in this section, and will be in btttif position, to take up the regulir cf. fered- course in agriculture. Beginning Friday January 3rd, 1HID Beginning Friday Will Continue Un­ Will Continue l n- til January 25th. til January 25th. January 3rd. Mill) T h e in f a n tr y a lr e a d y hr** occupied im portan t railw ay it-nu-r* including K ru ezd ri -en and P o-. t a i. and ba« c \ p , cit*d. a lth o u g h COAT som e of tht* demobilized troops refuse to sefve.' . .This agency-says the German rail­ ways are disorganized. There is- a p c-iS ility of a w e ll o r g a n i z ' d NOTH Ido portunitiea offered for learni^ ticul agriculture. infantry is well armed utnl is »ypported bv artillery und cavalry. P o 'i*h .«ff' r. Nolle# i, tirrtby t iv r n tha t W. T. S w l c o ' t . ■fiurrha„r cf T a i f’- r l i r r a t , - S c . IHC1, <|at. ,1 IK- 2nd .Mi. nt J u n e , A. I>. I ' 1" . I u ill-<1 aald o r i i n r a f o In mv offllK- l i d ha« raaO* appliraiion for la» tfrod to It.uo In arr-ordi n f r n u h l a » . Said r-rtlflra lv rmtiraro* ir.» f , l l o « l h ( <lorrll>rd property (U ualed in Semlncli- r n u n ly , Florida. t o - » i l . K 1, -d SK I, S W > , Sor 19. T p 21 8 . It. SO C a tl. T o -n ly arfr. T h r laid land brine a,-r«»rd at lh« dalo o| i h - U«uanr- ot •urh c r r l i d r a l r In t h r n a m r of Unknown. ltn l-m •aid crrllf if atr *hall hr rrrtrrm rd a r r i r d m e t o law l a t d rrd will I n u r thrrr on on t h r 4 th day of Krb ru ary. A. I). 191*. Witnmr my ofttrial •ignaturr and arat Ihia t h r 3rd day ol J a n u a r y . A.' I>. 1919. •*al> E . A. D OU G LA SS. Cirri. C ircu it Court S r m l n o l r Co ., Kla. Il- Slc IIy V. M / DoUflaaa, D. C. tlon has been provided for this pur­ pose. Dr. A. A. .Mur|diree, president of the University of Florida has been in communication with the board of directors of Vocational Education, in regard to taking disabled soldiers nt the University for training, at the expense of the government. As a re­ sult of this correspondence, Mr. E. E. U ttorka k, agent for the Voca­ tional Hoard in this district made a visit to th e' University last week. He was unusually enthusiastic over the conditions in Florida, und was thoroughly. delighted, with what Ji® . saw. He seemed favorably impressed with the equipment of- the College, and especially the fnrm and the op arm;. *■; 'i.miii ten ■ i-.i. '.g Met. n, aeei-rding to a ilispat- b lit re quoting sem.-.r-i of the t> 'm a n enpital. <, lisl ;tv >• Nnske. member »*f l be I'.lo rt i .linnet in charge of mili­ tary allair-,. )- -.iid to have ordered tin- fifth German <li\i-t,-h -to meet • • . army reaching Meriiu. Nullrr of Ippliratlnn for T i t l f r r ,l t n-li-r Srrllon * of . h ip lr r IftNN. I . , « , of 4‘l j r . Plaster Largo Dairy Feed, with a Million Dollar Guarantee. Cuban Flint Corn, just the right size for Chickens. . Red Feather Scratch Feed, the best grade made.' . Rod Feather Little Chix Feed, the kind that makes them grow. Red Feather Chicken Gumbo, doubles your Kgg supply. Bowdens Oyster Shell, the kind the Hen must have. Ohio Pearl Grit, for young and Grown Poultry. Pepper Seed Now Ready for Delivery. : g! t.n g 1. Kr«uii« Bankrupt In ( h r m i t t r r ol I*« 11 ( i«•n let Jjme Vmcnt C o m pa t e S tU P r i n t With O th tr t D t fo r t You U t g — I D t lio tr E n t e g u S e r t , __ i L a ' lit t B a g a lt r lt P o u n d t o f M V S p e c i a l P t r l l l i t t r / b r Y o tir F lo w e r t a n d G a r d e n t.crf nrrtf o rtT rM rY V A At the request of his many friends, R. J . . Holly gave a lecture <it the Presbyterian church Wednesday night on. the Y. M. C. A. nnd the overseas training at Columbia •Col- IN SATIN AND VELVET.------Satin continues to bo an exceeding­ ly fashionable fabric. Used alone of In combination with velvet, there Is nothing smarter for dressjr wear. The first frock pictured Is a figured satin. The skirt has a deep tuck at the knee 2 0 1 W e s t F ir s t Street K The regular annual meeting ■>! the 1 stockholders of the First National Hank of Sanford. Florida, will be held at the otltce of the Hank irr San­ ford, Fla., on the second Tuesday in January, 1919, a t 10 o'clock a. m.. for the election of a boatd of direc­ tors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction n frsu c b other business as may properly come before the meeting. B. F*. Whitner, Cashier Fur Trimmed Coats; Plain Coats, Wool Velour Coats, Broad Cloth Coats— Coafs of all Styles and Description PRICES SHOT TO PIECES . foatS iiits —.’ Trem endous Values— fill this S e a ­ son’s Sm artest M ost Distinctive and Unusually Complete S e le c ­ tions. Every Price Radically Cut New Georgette Waists - Dresses The Most Wonderful Values of Lovely D resses in Serge, Satin and all Popular Fabrics at Really Rem arkable Low Prices. : : : . Why Creccent la Turkish Symbol. When Constantinople was n Ityzantine city'P h ilip , the futher of AletatidcF the Great, trlejl to reduce It try siege. ‘ R e was unsuccessful by day, und when be thought to take the city by surprise In the dnrk the crescent tnoou nud stars appeared and exposed ills warriors to the citizens. Ini honor of h er. protection of tho city the llyznutluns built n statue to Dlo^a and made tho crescent the symbol o f the Annual Woman’s Club Halt The annual ball of the Social De­ partment of the Woman’s Club, which was -held in the E lk s’ Hall New Y ear’s night, was one o f.th e most brilliant events of t"he season, and maintained the high standards set in the several years past. The magnificent hall «us a dream pf beauty. Festoons of Spanish moss were draped from chandelier to chandelier, with here and there an artistic duster of brilliant poinseftias. Baskets and vases filled with lovely red roses, the clqb tlower were effectively placed, and an admirable tonch to the entire scheme, nnd In keeping with the FIRST STREET NEXT TO HOTEL CARNES NO EXCHANGE OR APPROVAL Don’t Forget Sale Opens Friday January 3rd , 1919 and Will Con tinue Until Saturday January 25th. ' . • ‘ �,t SJiv*<^*M'^ * * t fHMAL>/A v* *t< w 'i<r**•*, 'A *1’ Jl v w ■•*v - PAGE TH O JANUARY 10, i Sl| THE" HANFORD HERALD Want Somq Seed? •UPSALA AND .GRAPEYILLE .Years from Camp Johnston on a vis­ men, three in number had each col­ lected -for hla personal wardrobe n Sanford Herald, it-to his wife. Op account of the weather the .Sanford, Fla. election of olflccrs was postponed W. A. Knight has been entertain nice assortment of shirts, hats, enps, until next Sunday fop the Sunday ing his father and brother from Dun- neckwear, belts and clpthing and Gentlemen— Tho United Btlt k?1 were preparing ljp get away with school, when ■we hope for a full at­ nt'llon several days. A BUNCH O F IN T E R B S T IN G IT E M S FR O M CO R­ their loot Jiu t Patrolman Poeio dis­ part'ment of Agriculture h*s d! 1 tendance. • • ' Mr. Maycda has returned from covered them in his rounds, fright­ at my disposal for free diitHbuti?# R E S P O N D E N T S — EViENTS O F S E M IN O L E COUN­ The temperature took quite u New York" city after several months number of small packages of drop Saturday night, b u tj not as low stay and will farm his Beardall ave­ ening them away by firing his pistol vegetable and flower keed- . l ^ 1 T Y - E F F IC I E N T R E P O R T E R S F O R T H E HRRALD through tho plate glass door. as we feard. Somo report 23 deg., nue place. humber of quart quart packages i>ackn*P, of a ' 2ti deg., our own being 2b degrees at The thieves escaped through the I. E. Estridge has had a telephone * d cotton seed whicH LONGW OOD P IC K UPS at the Library. /• early morn. Not nfuch harm done, placed in his home on Cameron ave­ rear nnd fled, pursued by Pecle who desires to have the farmcri of'Fw i i s f n n r l a i il x tn U 4 J . * .. we hope,. . —? lost his trail in West Sanl^rd. Later irln Mian Lillian W alts returned to her ida tlest and submit a detailed i nue. . W E S T GENEVA AVENUE school in Williston Saturday. k r» c-u _ i i __ three men were taken into custody Roy Lee, wife and child spent of results in accordance » 1 th V | A. D. Shoemaker was in Georgia V .. . .. .__ . • i » r 'from tho depot where they woro structions—each package wifl ^ -? Mr. a n d ’ Mrs.' H enry JLee and son, Saturday night with her parents at on a business Mrs. W. S. Entzmingcr and chil­ trip last week, i ^ . .......... .... (ral about to .leave on the night train, dren and Mrs. Entxnfinger's brother, Eddie Lee called on Mrs. J . E. W inter Park. Philip R . Andrews has returned but they were later released as not companied by a circular givi*. J g j information regarding the vaife -™ Mr. and M rs. Magnuson left on from Washington, D. C., and is now Ed. Halley and Miss' Alice Halley Vaughn Sunday evening. z- ~ * - f LrIf Monday to tak e up his work again in. Gainesville taking a. course in answering tfic description of the and the Department's plan 'for arrived Friday night from F ort Wc have had somo awfully cold robbers. During the .day another sisting in establishing it. Worth, Texas, and are located in weather. The ice did not melt all at Merritt’s* Island, after enjoying the Agricultural college. the holidays with home folks. The man wns found bjT ’Sheriff Brady .Lhc_Clousar_£Q ttaee_at YYcat-Lmig- d ay -S a tu rd a y -b u t-I-d o n 't- think, the I wil! th a n k you to give f Mir, and Mrs. Wt W. Pressor, family met—for-n-Christm & s-tree-rifr wood! who** answered—th e - description^but to the forFgofng “and I will be VnT< oranges are hurt. * Ihelr mother and daughter picniccd tho homo of their brother, Andrdw being without assistance and in try­ glad to havo the Department f» f J . M. W ajls wai visiting relatives New-Year’s day on the shores qf the Mrs. Jim Abbott and children and wifo, and for Christmas dinner ing to arrest another man found ward a package of the v e g i t ^ J ' in Hawthorne this week. were the-guests of her brother, Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. Ericson and on beautiful Wckiwa river. • with him they both escaped. flower or cotton seed, or a pickm i B . E . Squire, Chase & Co. And Geo. Arrants was in town New Will Robinson Saturday and Sun- New Year's "with Mr. and Mrs. The .city council, if is understood of each, b o long as they are »T|3. J others here hayc some celery under \. . Bore!!. Y ear’s, guest of J , T . McGnliey. day. have since authorized the employ­ able, to any person interested. bleaching paper. George lias ju st received his dis­ . Mrs, Will Robinson has been real Mr. nnd M rs. 'Hodges were guests ment of another man on the night Very truly yours, *-*■f“ € Pepper and tomato seed- beds are charge .from service and returned sick for a few days. W,e hope for a of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. force as one man is insufficient to Duncan U. Fletcher.. 1 coming on. -from England on th e'L ap lan d , the speedy recovery. . j Ehrensberger on New Y ear’a. handle the situation at night.' With second transport to reach New York. The cold snap did very little dam­ assistance the robbeYs could have We are having some real good old Jesse Lee, wife and baby with George says he would not give an winter weather nowadays.. It's fine age at this end of the Celery Delta. been trapped without difficulty. their mother, -M rs. Stedt visited Advertise in the Herald acre of Florida for ait of England. for killing hogs, ■ t Wednesday at fife home of Jesse ** ELD ER SPR IN G S The ladies of the Civic League Wc are about rid of the Flu in our Thompson nnd wife. held their annua! reception New neighborhood now, if th is cold Sunday cullers at the home of (Received too late for pnbiication Y ear’s eveing at the Library. weather don’t start it up again. last week.) Ililmcr Lundquist were J . E . LundMr. and Mrs. Nat W olford'and' For good wood see Will Robinson, quist and wife and E. F. Lundquist Little Doris Nolan wns badly •Mrs. Lamon and Emma and jfenry ns he is Btlll in the business yet and and family, G. T . Ballinger, wife and burned Wednesday night and is Lamon of - Winter Park were ■the gives your money’s worth. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Magnuson. At quite sick at^ this writing.(jurats of Mrs. Partin and Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson has been busy ♦he-hrrnnrcrf—Ffr *G .’ Ltihdquist'w ere NT. E. Smith and J . If. "Wynne Mrs. Luvignc one day last week. putting up oranges before the rold E. W «Lundquist nnd in the evening wfyr pretty writ humped'up* Tues Mrs. C. W. Entrmirrgcr’ wns called gets them, but we hope the oranges Ililmcr and wife. day night when n truck ran into Mr. to Sanford to he with her daughter, won’t get frozen. Sydney Houston who has been Sm ith's car bn Park avenue.* Both Mrs. W. B . Satcher who has the L itt le . Rebokn Fortier hn» been employed on a governm ent dredge cars were badly damaged but by "F lu .': real sick for a few days, but is im­ boat in Cuba and on the Florida some chance no one was, badly hurt. Lieut. Wilkerson and wife went to proving nguin. coast spent his Christmas furlough Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bowman nnd Gainesville'last week. Mrs. Wilk Mrs. J . E . Vaughn spent a very in visiting his father at Zell wood, children spent Christmas with ho/ne * • Bon will return nnd take up her pleasant afternoon at Mrs. Will then came here on his motor cycle folks! school duties until a teacher can be Rnbihson’s T uosday. to visit at the homo of his uncle, B. P itt’s fam ily are now taking )iad to supply hrr place. The ex-crown prince loses his ap- II. G.* Lundquist, who also took him their course of Flu. Hope th ey-don’ t mt mi-to see somr-of-hiB Dttfrfrtn ------Mm-Olt ve- Dink ei-ret- u r ned -4«-her- Trent? mingling .with, ll-.e people for find it so hud as some of us had. He left on Monday to visit with pchool in Orlando Monday. the* first tim e since the rrrent’ unfames Cnssidny- brought a bride Mrs. Bill Allen v^ns transacting pli-asantness, connected With gift of Mrs. Sophia Peterson, his aum at ! home -with him frorrr lloca Grande business in Sanford Tuesday. a pair of silk blockings t > a lu~ui Holly Hill, lie told of the denth of a Miss Bun(lie Williams. They will COMPANY bin brother, Donald, Dec. 5th, with C.' W. Williamson of Sanford was modiste attended a \iutjH-- dame reside at Bora Grande.* given in Holland. He neither ate lobular pneumonia, after going safe­ In town on Monday. Ernest llammohd and wife of ty through the fighting in Franc", Mrs. Green of Montgomery, Ala., nor drank, fearing, il is said that lie His other brother and sister, the Brewster spent Christmas with his arrived New Y ear and is the guest of might be poisoned. latt’er a Red Cross nurse -are yet in sister, Mrs. M. M. Lord. Ex-kaiser ailing again hfis bad Mrs. Hardaway.. France. What will happen The Civic League held its month­ told and fever. GENHVA ly meeting January Gth and elected to him next? The devil will have’ EA$T SANFORD Claude Itaulerson is spending the the following officers for tjie coming him next time. week tiers looking after his prop­ Miss Cjoir (iairtcron is at home It looks good to go in town and year: Mrs. J . S. .Dinke!, president; erty. 'r from a visit in Tam pa w mpa with her sister see so many -soldier boys who*are Miss Dunbar, vice president; Mrs. Ossie Fly n t irv home from M t. Hardy, secretary and , Mrs. Bistiiue, coming home fasl now and don’t we and brother, nnd also visited rela­ Verde where th e scfi.ml is closed on treasurer. The ladies voted that a all feel glad to think they can come. tives in St. Petersburg. , Graham H unter was here Christ­ account of th e Flu. vote of thanks be tendered to Mr. 1 see by the paper th at the Ger­ Dunbar. Mr. ' Hardy, Mr. Wand- mans have it in for the ex-kaiser as mas week on a furlough from Cmnp Misses Cl aire Harrison and Helen Place your order now, in order to insu rely ourself cock and Mr. Schumnn who so kind­ well as tile Allies. There is no love Wheeler. M <>r,-m and Messrs. Lester FIrow n of the earliest possible delivery. Production is ly assisted in putting down a pump for him by anyone on earth. William Ileuty wns here New and BasVoin Mills were-a party going to Orlando lust. Sunday aftercoining through in limited quantities a t present* It noon. takes some time to turn the big factory back from »\t rs. J. V. Wicks spent last Tues1 0 0 % Government work to 100% production of day in Smtford .with her ^risftT Mrs. 1 FTird cars. So first come, first served. The de­ David Speer. mand -is big from every part of the country, and Mr. und Mrs. W . L .. Seig ure the Ford Motor Co. will be impartial in the effort leaving this week for th" no rtfiern to serve fairlv everyone of the great armv of Ford purls n1 Georgia, where Mr. S( ig has Deal ers. This means that for some time to come a posit III! ?<> oversee the v.orki Jigs of a large farm we are not going to have enough cars to supply Rov. Stone of Oviedo is spending the demand, so, as above stated those who place the week here, looking after some their orders first, will have first delivery* : : : improvements which are being made at the Baptist church. * . * Runabouts $500.1)0, Touring Cars $525.00, Trucks A 20-horse power International .T h e re m a y b c a tim e w hen it is $550.00, Coupclets $050.00, Sed ans $775.00. Harvester tracto r arrived hen* last a pleasure t o shofV aro u n d , b u t «, K.-O. 11. IIKTROIT week (or \V. A. Whitcomb. Carrol Culpepper will operate it. n o t when you w an t a certain arC. F. W ILLIA M S EDW ARD HIGGINS Mr. M I>. Barber has the sym ­ Agent Salesman (fcle and w a n t it quick and w an t pathy of the community in the double loss of mother and sister last it to be first-class in every w ay. week. C O U N TY HAPPENINGS Kfv See Onr Lim r-qf - g l? T HEATING* STOVES ■F ‘* Before You Purchase Geo.il Fernald Hdw. Wha_t th e b u r g l a r s tjim k Death of Little ( has. McMahon The death of little Charles Henry tycMphon Qgcumid Saturday morn: ing, Jan , 4t)i, at the home of his grandparents, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. W. Stiles. He had influenza which later developed Into pneumonia. All that loving hands could do to ease his suffering was done hut after one short week of illness he passed away. He was three years and nine months old and was the jo y und pride of his parents. .His death was double sad on account of his father being in F'rance and so was unable to be with his little one when the end came with hts iittlo one when the end came. Mr. McMahon volunteered a year ago in Miami and went directly to F’rance. Mrs. McMahon- with her two children came here to live with her parents until her husband's return. * It will be a sad home com­ ing for Mr. McM ahon to find one of his ioyed ones gone. A short fqncral aervico was held at the .Catholic church, continued a t the grave, Rov. Father J . J. O'Riordan officiating. The little one was laid to rest in the Catholic cem­ etery. Beautiful floral offerings tes­ tified to tjie sympnth'y of friends. Mrs. McMnhom has- the* deep sympathy of the entire community in her bereavement. Even the burglars^realize this and come to our store for real quick service and a quick get­ away. , We would much prefer wrapping your packages ourselves and having a pleasant chat with you, for it is a little dissapointing to have our customers come in and outso quickly. invite your attention to our Hart Schaffner & Marx and Cloth Craft cloth­ ing. Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company “TyerythiDg Hen and Boyi Wear” ■ - - -^~=- ~- - - j Attempted Bobbery in Sanford Thieves entered the store through the front door of the Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. on Monday morning at 2:30, and but for the work of Night Patrolman Peiolo they might have been able to get away with considerable quantity of merchsn dise. At the time of their discovery the xiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiu ixiiiiiii^ i “E L D E R SPRINGS W ATER v Pure. Sparkling Spring W ater Brought to* Your Door Daily * % p5 Elder Springs Wafer has a (Aiaranfccd Purify of 99.39 Per Ceid H T . 6 . CHARLES, Distributor PH ON E 311W. ^ xiiiiiiiiiiiixiiniiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiBiiufflS. SEED POTATOES F O R . SP R IN G PLAN TING— JANUARY DELIVERY HIGHEST QUALITY MAINE GROWN Write for prices glring quantity desired. We hsndle Spaulding Rose No. 4 , Irish Cobbler, Early Red Bliss Onion Seeds and S e ts W« m r j all ib« leadlag and rtaadard tufetl** «r ar*d ihal b a m b t r a M»<S a a J *»•*» U b« b»tl adapted to aat Mil and cllatato ... — LATIIMT (H O I’ HEED OATH. HEW) RYE. HEED MURAT. RAPE. VETCH. OABtfl* EHGUHM PEAS. BEANS. ETC. Oar drarripdfa ratalafa* FR EE upot reqatrt ULUK l u n n o N tXYlNC! m a s h m a k e s i i e n h l a v . i t a i j a n b t e ruH LAW!* ■ ^ O L D E ST fOB CATALOG S WEEKLY PRICE LIST J A 'C K ESTABLISHED SE HOUSE IN FLORIDA ONVILLE.FLA ■ .»■■■ • - . v �Ti -" JANUARY 10. 1919 th e V *— — .‘ U N P o a o h erald , CATES CRATE COMPANY PACK TH REE 201 W. 1st St. “ The B ig Feed House” ' * If jou r stock and chickens could talk they would thank j ’ou for buying PURINA FEED ‘A FEED FOR EVERY NEED”, NONE BETTER _ ’ MADE, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. • t Huy (he feed in the checker —board sack. • v * • * We are wile agents for |hU feed In Sanford. « . board ever since we cut loose from c a u s e d the many first campaigns Mihicl recently, the K. of C. drop- ( Columbus for free use of the boys one mdnth’s trial. old Orange and in th ie retirement which had preceded it, but tho good pod twenty thousand packages of here and overseas. Secretaries urge It was decided that until further CURBSTONJ_GLKANINGS Scmiuoto county loses 11 great and people o f ' Florida have come across eigifretles from nlrpfanes to them as the boys to write home ofCoh. The notice Scout meetings would begin good man from its, quota of good again, and havo shown that they they advanced. Motor trucks K .-of C. buildings havo pianos, vio- nt 7:30. First call to. be sounded at . men. Mr. Forster, or Frank as I are deeply interested 'in their own' brought up loads of tobacco, cigar- trolas or graphonolas, moving pic- 7:*2!i and 'assembly at 7:30.______ / —rrmrtyv chnrottinrr;— rhnwfnir t'uTe ma~ch1riK“ aVhIe[Tc outfits,' etc! -EVEN -T H E G A TJ! p o s t avould. w a n t-to x a ll Jiim ^ lu u -b e o u -a t-k id d im x -in a s ^ V c ff ns-tknsi— Meeting adjourned at 7:12. all times a friend of the children Helgium, Poland, Armenia und gum, etc., as they fought their way- Free entertainments, with best talMax Hradbury, n o t in i t first, and to uso his own words "T h e France. through to Sedan. The autumn ent available are provided,* and . , Scribe A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes, children first, the teachers and tax siipt. Marcus C. Fagg and Mrs- rains made w retched roads in t ie "Everybody welcome." and Faith, “ He’ll Print ’em’’— • \ payera next." JHaving served the Arthur G. Cumjncr who directed Argonne. One K. ot-C. truck, brav'Knights o f’ Columbus* buildings, So Says Sauntercr. ■■ new cqunty through its period of the campaign, and the Hoard of Jly loaded went down to tho hubs huts and tents everywhere are wide organization and having remained Directors of tins* Homo Society de- ina muddy road. Ambulance driv­ open to men of all races, creeds and « Does the medder lark complian on the- board until the schools of gjrc to say the biggest kind of a ers on their--errand of mercy, with color. The society’s ' war workers ac­ We are all nt a danger point , 0 a jJ,: as he swings high and dry Seminole county were place on a thunk you to every individual, Jinn, r.trs lie: : and enroute to take the cept no money for the supplies they tho uso of good common xenso In our Through the waves of the wind and par with any others of the state, organization, church, school, *oci- wounded from the trenches, saw the distribute iq hospitals, in the field or 1010 fantk and garden operations, dopends prosperity or our "Going broke.” the blue of the sky? Mr. Forster felt the need of rbst and ety, .lull, who in anjr way havo ns- stalled r'. of C. truck, hnd stopped anywhere else. In many cities . - u nt present hfnh prices no ono Do& the quail set up and whissol in when the time came last summer to sistey in making the campaign n_ long enough tu_takj^un packages of building* arc m aintained' by the 1 , , i,M:t nil or nearly nil cotton, buy a disappointed way, again qualify for Hie place" ,tfe re- success, and a special thunk you to tobacco, candy and gum, and de­ Knights of Columbus where free ser­ food i.:.d grain r.t prenotit prices from Er hang his head in silpnee, and sor­ fused to qualify and now he retires, tho newspapers of ’ the state for livery "was made by stretcher hear­ vice can readily be secured by visit­ supply merchant on credit,’ nnd make money. Food and nrala nrtf Higher In row all the day? n man beginning without an op- their wonderful support and pub- ers. , Who can speak of the joy of ing soldiers and sailors. Wherever proportion than-am present cotton Is the chipmunk’ s health a-failin'? ponent and not having to retire be- |jcfty. A complete list of nil con- the wounded and of the fighting in the hays are to be found,, there will prices: * docs !i* walk or does he run? causd of one... "* # trihqlmns and subscription* will bui their appreciation ot the team work It’s n lima nlmvo nil others to play In* the helping hand of the ICrtighta Dont 'the buzzards ooze" around up pi i* *ln-d a wtil later by the Home of " j* 11 wt'0 give” and "all who of Columbus, extending the r;om- tmfc; to protlilco r.!l possiblo food, i i (m yotir own Grain nrd fora-o n -. there ju st like Lhcylvc- alius V ‘ I ‘ have beard on the streets of So cl , iit.ttx-a/muaLiepott.... - ‘ nerve” all living up to the precept forls purchased from donations nersn; tu e * t du.wo- * hill. d o n e ? „ ____, fMmnt nirrjt!^ prniiintnr^ heipp in. Han- : . . kiPWQ another. S burden!” • :* 'id. a not i s ' made to the War Camp Fund by tlie Js they anytfiipg the .matter, rtcitii fo r d 'fo r —the purpose of hooking * -:id ’ ’ kt;/ r The J" i ' c -t Orlando Several months ago Chairman relatives and friends of our hoys. the rooster’s lungs, er voice a chautauqua .for Sanford. I *10 •f* pl'iiit l : i- 2' have Fqadiek of tlie Commission on alt jo a r liv* :a:idj lu , I . _ Ort a mortal fie complainin' when not heard that a sure enough chauUur renders »i Inu m In s nuin- Trainimr Camp Activities, said that " , i-duoy dumb animats rejoice? Among the Scouts ■ ing. it v.i.i . ...« i, tuuquu was tiooked. It does seem *cf ^ 10atlv'^l't " , l 10 • Su >* j" i n point of team work and llar1 .^ j. * = * _ . — _' than you n;;\tSo cn.-C.-j/btat two or —J . W. It. to' me that Sanford should feel her, ,nL?,or ™ ir to , Jm ony the Knights ofColumbus , The Scout meeting of Jan . 6th throo niren o( colt itV >JU over grow! • » ♦ Hast' so' 1519 Seed Boole tells nil self justly entitled to some good, !'pl‘l >" h «-j commencing havo p|ayc(j t ,1L. 1!atnt. as it should was called to order by I’ntrol Loader about i o right kind ot n mutiny sav* ebruury 1 t h and con- l)p p|ay,,,j, nn[) jn point of efficiency Mutton at 7::)0. * 1 see by a little trade paper that denn, helpful, instructive and in- *.Ue®'“»>'• Ing garden and tlio vegetables to put coims to my desk thut a groat many spiring entertainm ent,, and having tlliu|ng to. f-r.dny 0 tie same week t t j,0 KTiight^of Columbus bus made Roll was called. Eleven members tn It. It tella about tbo farm crops ns As is well known, the fair at Or. a:m ost creditable record present. of our people are be'coming more or this feeling it ought to be able well nin! chows you tho d ear road' to ■ undo lias few, if any, - superiors Two new members, John Brumley renf and regular (arm prosperity. It's less alarmed and >omc lire already through the support of its people to They have Jjgen called ,-bere ranla wllh__ many “JttllgfTT of Cooperation, !UTt1 Jesso ' Green were 'admilted brf Free.— ti'vrrt frrr ft 'today to" H. O. drnng-n* rbantanqua-ie-fv-t-liat-w. HASTINGS CO., Atlanta, Ga.—Advt. tf-.ev third; will overtake them dur­ he a credit to this portion of the state fairs in other state*. ma re­ than two hundred building ing ti •• re on-1 ruction days ahead. slate. I understand that the'W om ­ This year It is expected will he constructed tn this country, ten in This trade paper gives the verse an's Club, an organization that lias fully up to the standard, as great England and about sixty in France, hiatlu-g thia eofQmn from the pen at all times stood for the better­ preparation* are being made in ev­ and with over one thousand workers of V.’hilcunib, Itile’y for the ment of the comnumity has ron- ery department of the work. in the. field, the-K nights of. Colum­ san •■np! ■ iie'.etit and suggests traetvd to bring a series of lectures We vtould advise tourist* and our bus can be ereditied with contribul its ta-ing read rnaiiy times and says Vir -entertainments here some time own people -to avail themselves of Ing to 'th e morale of the forces to a Klilnry tronh)#R don't dl*nppenr of T h a h o u s e w if e o f H olland would a l ­ “it -vtrth i t " f agree nj«st during the next two months. This the opportunity of a visit to this very considerable extent, aiul with Tf*t*y ir»nw wluwly hut m o s t as soon he w it h o u t food oa w i t h ­ ..........• . . . . 1 . . _ g . * * mcvulity, un.iorfiilhlu*; h e u lih w it h heart 11> tin- verse to iny mirid is of course borders cm the chautauqua air, where every known fruit ami putting ml*i tin* men Rome of that curtail tv, until you fall a vie* o u t h e r 'T t e a l D u tc h D ro p s ," a * s h e q u a i n t l y c a l l * O O I.n M fID A L H a a r l e m very rumuion st-nsi- in -its meaning. idea, and dtmuld lie supported by field and garden crop possible at spirit which enabled them to hold i -tlm *° Ineuraluo. disease. T h e y r e s t o r e ntrc n ic lh S|r.g > ti j r i r u a t d e s w h ile l l t r r n la t im e . Oil C a p su le *. Nf*.i mortal man complain wiien every well thinking person in tin this time of the year will be fully their advancing lines from Chateau l 'n n ' l w a i t niilft iit lie iialna h s c o m e 1>I|( and a r e r e s p o n s ib l e In a g r e a t m e a s u r e nchra. I)o n 't t i l d e w i t h dln rn ae. T o f o r the stu rd y , r o b u s t h e a l t h o f t h e dumb animals rejoice? ff you and I d ty . 4\ say this is not enough, exploited. Thierry to Sedan. a v o i d t u i u r c sulTeiltur b e ,t ln t r e a t m e n t H o lla n d e rs . » toub! K i that spirit of t'ne free, that Sanford ought to have' a regular Over S3.300,000 were spent on w ith t a i l . I ) . M B l i A I . H a a r l e m Oil C a p ­ From an arlisitie standpoint, these Do not d elay. On to yo u r drtiircclst and s u l e * n o w . Tulin t h r e e o r f o u r e v e r y we ' :cki iii have, in tts and just en- week of fun, entertainment and August d a y u n t i l yo u a r o e n t i r e l y f r e e f r o m In sis t on his s u p p ly in g you w i t h UUL.D exhibits are su-'erfor ami very at­ merchandise during July. MHtXAl, H a a r le m It!) C a p su le *, T a k e (ivr-? w a s am-m'-m -nt, and it should not !>" tract! ve’y arranged and S e :: tuber. Alt for free tiislri- pain. T h i s t re l l - l i n n w i i p r e | n r a t| o n h a s hoen t h e m as d irec te d , and If you a r e not uinplaiii. ;,*ft up t-i about nine goo i spirited satisfied w ith r e s u l t s your d r u g R l s t will o ne o f t h e n a t i o n a l r e m e d i e s of H o l ­ T ier will be tlie biggest poultry bution Look for land f o r c e n t u r i e s In lfi*S t h e i i o v e r n - K ladly re f u n d yo u r m o n ey . i ins country now baa ; citijeoH to ]>ay the bills, a-i line been and fa-* y stock iViow in these parts. About •ighteen hundr-d tons of m e n t o f t h e ' N e t h r r t a n d e K r a n t e d a t h e n am e O O LD M K li A L on t h e b o x in the reconstruction j the case lore before. s p e c ia l c h a r t e r a u t h o r i z i n g Its p r e p a r a ­ a n d a c c e p t no o th e r. In s e a l e d b o xe s, -.'ier and envelopes have tio and speval !•* given to every-j writing t h r e e alxoa. n und s a l e . t* V c- war The coming reconiiisad by Lire Ivnighta of thing along educational line*. (been m* n , nfi jh'I lie anything like ■ U iil* day when it was awful culd, ft is fully expected there will bn a tin ....situ lion <Vvs after the I wont <iiit tu the \S cut Sid * and Oil civil oar, Organizations in exist- my way back a fellow picked me up great aeroplane meet and the races, «nct >v.. liuit were never dreamed and brought mu tiv town in bis are of the very finest. of li 11, ore already taking 'hold flivver.— Of enur-p I appreciate-the Among the u,muacment.s there is sn<i mnldi-.it out the w ,y our pres- kindness of that man as shown to Johnny J. Jones’ ■well known show*, era re, unstrui tion 'sfiou.d bfi. Tho me, but 1 tell you what's 11 fact. 1 quite the largest ‘aggregation travel­ eojinir. now has a f*rp'ident Who is most neirrly liad ratbi*r walk than to ing the southern states Ijji „i ,| I ■ a unit- ii fieopie this ride over that brick read we got on And Iasi but not least, within tlie ' r - 11* after the last war the West Side. Soim- iLn in the limits of Drange, Seminole, Osceola, l 'if-' < 1 1 d 1-.m 1in or numerous fa--- city and all of it i« in t’ e. County. Volusia nnd L a k e counties, the citi­ tu>r.■> at iiii* pnsent lime No-need I hoard one of the city fellers nuy zens are urged to send exhiltits and to worry over something that can he iliac it was the county,'* place to lix of every* sort.' brought about easily- by ju st a bit the road and a county 'feller went Send for 11 premium list if you. of ciivijw-rntlon frprn you and me. uhead and explained how .lie did not have not received one and lake If you are boginning to woorry, take hardly know hut- be thought it was active part in tlie sjitehdld* exposi­ adviri. r.-ad tin- ver^ -arol th en ’ re- the road that the county commis­ tion. . FIVE CO U N TIES INVITED TO E X H IB IT D’ai " Ort a in *rt:d lie com ''ainin! sioner* had been fighting about for a * h(*n <lumb animals rejoice.1' kmg time. Well, somebody know* * * • • ( KI.KHY PHH ES TOP NOTCH who ought to (is it. 1 know it • • * 1 1■i "fP iln I’ll.,:, ' Bf-tTt-*: With ought to lie l.xed and you would too Offerings Sell Up TO th, . 11 iii: nf t hi- ini-a y»-ur, Ciui'.r- if you ju.sf. dtive out that way. It Tlie war is over— comc fo}c»);afcj the ureal event with r ? n n c :t fair in From Wholesale Hand* rr.an ! *!'. Forster (ff Liu-. Hoard is true that it is a brick road, hard Florida guaranteed- wonderful ex;m.-.ifion of Fruits, C .v" <X t'icl-1 and New York, Jan . 5.—Never before PUI .lr ft stru* t on lor Seminoli* surfaced—that dont amount to any­ Garden, Stock, PouPry, Art, Domestic, Education. Bk f t!r. CO'* in State. The holes and 1 bucks be­ has s ta te celery sold at such high t r,uii 1 y- reluct from the Board- *Vr thing. bir^Ur ha* Leon chairman .o fT tic tween the fertilizer .factory and the prices as. were, realized a t the close A E R O P L A N E E X H I B I T AND J O H N N Y J O N E S S H O W S ice pludit are more than numerous, of last and th e . fore part of this " * i week.. After the New Y ear’s ileline man said this wau jnudt- by the -min,d—wi> » o. -irr— thc—market wn* Tce” tflirk—nnd I - imagine—he—was about right, for the ice truck did quiet Thursday, but previous to make regular trips with great loads that it was a case of getting almost of fco from the factory to tho city anything tho receiver demanded. distributing point. If this truck did In the wholesale market *olea tyertf do the damage and the'owner* have ax high as $!•/> a crate, while nlong not enough respect for the road* of the street -ifl a jobbing, way they Do not allow fho the city to keep them a t.le a s t, de­ sold up W ? 17. There is practically poisons o! undigested food to accumulate In cent, then the owners of these no more state celery to be marketed yotir bowels, where they trucks*ought to be forced to a little and very little California. There me absorbed Into your feeling fur the balance of the people. will be light supplies until Feb. f, •yittfn. Indigestion, coattipaiion, headache, bad They alone do not have to travel when Florida offerings will lie on -the blood, and fnumerous that road, we all do. Let me ex­ market. The early Florida crop other troubles are bound press the hope that it will not be has been kept back by rain fe d u ito follow. Keep j«oar many days before something more favorable weather and nlniough system clean, as thous­ ands of others do, by substantial than suggestions will be there will, he some shipping about taking an occasional dose done for the benefit c-f the road. Jan . 10. no carload movement of or the old, reliable, veg­ coniequonce cun be. expected until etable, .family liver medi­ cine. ■the end of the month. Probably Children’s Home Campaign Success not more than 0 or 8 cars of state Once again the good people of ? celery will ho received here. T h e d f o r d 's Florida have gone "Over Tin* Top” The California ceicry season lias in a big campaign for funds, this been as unusual us the state doal. time for th e. Homeless Orphan und So far there have only been about Needy Children o f. our own state, 1 fe dozen c a n on tho m arkeV and qnder, th# care of / Floriija^a G reat^. when softie half dozen aro^’ f^'etVfrJ est Charity,” the Children s Home I * \ n . W . F. Pickle, of Society of Florida—which- has its the end of the early California deal Usually California be­ Rising Fawn, Oa., writes: state headquarters and two Child- will occur. , We have used Tlied- . gins shipping .about Thanksgiving dren's Homes at Jackstnville. ford's Black-Draught Of"!, __ , , , , , und is iieav^- during January to a family medicine. My ‘ rh e . Bu;n 1ftskLcd t ° r 'during the Ude. ovcr the seMOn from the rlean mothcrfin-law could not campaign which closed on Now I „ .of |talr atoek untf| Florida iS lake calomel as It seemed loo itrong for her, so she Y eare Day was $50,000 00 r h ^ i p,jjng. Tlli# yo?r California wffl used Bfack-Draugtit-asB aum received up to New Y ears E v e l ^ , ; c a i S t n ^ i a during Janmild laxative ana liver was $53,000.00 and many counties uary. Dcpaite th« ordinary quality t .l regulator. . . We use it •had not sent in their repdirta, so the of California receipts, prices are - v? n flte tamlly and believe indications are th at the total amount til if is the best medicine for high, -averaging $11 to $ 1 2 .— Pro* r the liver made." Try I t of the contributions for the Home- duce News. Insist, on the genuine— leas Kiddie^ wilt be very near to Formerly Hand Bros. Stithies Thcuiord’#. 25c a pack­ $60,000.00 when all the returns aro age. *1-75 Knights of Columbus War Work lr . It seemed quite- Impossible to axi-cct success in this'__________ campaign i , JWJPP___ When our. boys pressed forward •vlitii . i t ' was first, announced. In- in their victorious squeeze a t St. "uKTvS%,rA W -°ST Half Your Living Without Money Cost KIDNEYS WEAKENING? LOOK OUT! Great Victory and Peace Exposition Orlando, Fforida, October 11, 12, 13, 14, 1919 Pays of Pleasure and in struction Keep Well W. M. Igou is in Atlanta buying stock for his stables at Sanford and Eustis. This stock will ar­ rive the latter part of next week. It will pay you to see this stock before buying as we will have .- some bargains. Call and see us : i-- —- =: I # ? �p tc n pour THE gANPORD HKRAUP THE SANFORD HERALD JANUARY to business from coast to coast. There should be "repair? of* many lines, re­ placement of rolling stock,' im­ proved service generally. The primary object of railroads is to serve ■the people, and any con­ dition of ownership or management are secondary matters. with them 'doing their best, and be sfon study would have been glad if he could Mrs. Thotriton, ffupt. social ser have been sharing tho hazard and R. J . HOLLY, Editor the satisfaction of t duty done in W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager Mrs. Peabody, Supt. suppliies danger. Mrs. W. P. Fields, treasurer Ilia Influence^ must live. It must 1 Mrs. G. W. Spencer, Asst, treas Published Every Friday by live for the better'nationalization of urcr. . ' * THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY the American people. It will live, t Mrs. T . O. Charles, Cor. Sec’y. and live, and live.^ A plus American St lM< U i H I O N H U C B IN ADVANCE Mrs. C. H. Smith, Bee. Secy am has gone—gone to a son- who pro-. ONE T E A R ___ ____________________________.1 OUR A RM Y Reporter SIX MONTHS ceded him from the battlefield from We stand upon the threshold of n Mrs. McCauley, agent for Mis which he would have-loved to arise new era, and we cannot predict with the Valkyrie; his influence, the •sionary VoiceA w hat.its opening door will show ils. .influence of a *bravt man, lives arid* MW*, al Ike P n l o ll in at Sanford, llortda During the next few months our - . CaUrr Art of Match 3rd , I *73 must liv e.' young men will come home from II* perl af Ikr Cendlllon of Off.rr Hi raid Huildtfiz Tr lrpbeec No, US abroad. They are indeed picked The Peoples Bank, at Sanford, men. Doth in physical and mental w . M. 8. or M ethodist Church In the Slate af Florids, at the Close Among fhe things W hich will go to qualities they are the beat rejycsentThe first meeting of the Womaifs of Business. Dec. 31,’ 19IA the 191S scrap-heap is the belief in atives, of our nation: From their Missionary Society of the' Methodist Dollara age and qualifications we know them church for 1*919 was held in the | al.S72.35 on CoLate/zl SetUMty to he the irien who will shape the t h i n I t n l hr tat* potiCtW~75fTKfiT eounfry'for thj* next Ail o th r r L oa n * and Oitcounl 1IS,U-J.»7 T h e difference between the Allies The officers for 1910 assumed their Overdraft*______________ 160.715 Unjtnl .Statin Hoed*______ and the Germans is th at the Allies 1tSfiOfiO duties of office and the committees fflhrr flood*. City VodtJteA Two million in number, they have want a ju s t peace, and the. Germans for the diflerent phases of work with Hanking I f o u t r , f’ urnllurt Future* gone through an pxperionce which want ju st peace their chairman .were named. Other Uadi E ilat*. was certain to alter them. What I fain:* tail uth*r llernuroce Rev.- W. C. White and wife took l»u* from ln™rmrr»trd Hint changes may have been made in Check* When our soldiers come homo they Mr. .InC i•n- d n i c h i n g * * foi their character and opinions we can­ their places at this meeting. Will be able to tell us what a Christ­ W hite conducted the devotional ex C i - h on l l i n d not tell. mas in F ran ce is. like, and mariy of ertises, using the parable of the tal ■Taul Probably their military training them will be able to tell us what ents for the Scripture lesson. * will lead them 16 demand more two Christm ases in France arc like. L Ublllllri brought out very impressively the exactness in 'all details and business Capital Sto ck Paid in. rewards of the faithful and the sloth arrangements.' But this is entirely The American government does ful servants and exhorted tho mem­ Undivided Profit* (U u Kipanwr and subordinate to the great question of bers of the .society to accept' their Dividend* U m .i t I not know what to do with the rail­ how they will react upon” America Deposit* roads, and the European govern­ work as an appointment fro m .th e Individ'Jii how they will form hor ideas and in Sub^rl to Ch#fk ments do not know what to do with Master, urging them tq he very dili­ T im * C____________ e r tif ic a te * o! fluence her. Dr pw a*lt _...... u .m gent in the Lord's, service. the cx-kalser. Why not put the ex■0 - - - * 4|7 CV rt I flv d! t * ht c k * . . ^ The future must tell us. JuAt nriw iC»*hletV Chreji* ut kaiser on th e railroads and run him After the regular order of business they are only our boys coming home, aroupd America? sortie time was spent in planning for and we will receive them with a joy­ the .reception to be held in the ous welcome. church Thursday evening from 7:30 Since reaching Europe our Presi­ to 10 o'clock. , dent lias partaken of Parisian ban­ Totii T H E O D O R E R O O SEV ELT quets, American army chow, anti Eighteen members were j: resent irn in New Y ork.C ity, October Httrida, County ol Sr-mlnott, I*.: “ the roast beef of Old England." The o (fleers' for 1919 are as followt K. DBAS, Ciuhlrr of t h r abovt* 185*. the ex-President, stutesWe do n ot know what the political Mrs. P. M. Elder, president l i n k do mirmnly iw rar that the It lru*» to the i»nt of my result will be, but we should fancy man, ami man of affairs passed away Mrs. J. D. Parker, 1st vice nresie and brilnf, at Oyster Iiay on January 6, 1919. It. It. DF.AS, Cftfhi** that the’ physical result might In- an Coffart—Attfit? Mr. Roosevelt was LOO per cent Sqkkcfitird anti i *Q fn attack of indigestion. - If. fC. Strwna trs. J . D. Jinkins, 2nd vice presi r»pfnr»- m»* thU 3rd *14 S Pulr*tnn American. No one ever has qura­ r. F. William* uldir Director*. tioned }.i5 unswerving loyalty to hi* Prince L ite ! Fritz. Lhe most re: i selectable of the present llohenzolip.-ns and the only one who re­ main* in Germany. ; rofesses that his only ijesiri is to "b*- "a simple Gorfiittii citizen.” It would liave been well for tfie real of the tribe if they had cunfineti their ambition within such «moderate limits. IT IS HOT HARD TO G ET THAT $ 6 3 .7 6 OR $117.50. * BRING IN T H E C CENTS OR 10 CEN TS NOW AND EACH W EEK INCREASE YOUR PAYM ENTS TH E SA M E AMOUNT, OR YOU CAN JOIN OUR 50 CENT, $ 1 .0 0 OR $ 5 .0 0 CLUB, WHERE YOU PAY IN THE SAME AMOUNT EACH W E E K . IN 50 W EEKS. 1C-CENT 5-CENT S-CENT 1-CENT CLUB PAYS CLU B,PA YS C L U B -P to CLUB PAYS ALA. THE. MQHEY YOU PAY IMTOTirEXTmTSTMASTATtKl.ING CLUB IS YOURS' TH ERE ARE NO DUES OE ANY KIND. COMEUN ANJD_JOIN TODAY. RECEIVE H PER CENT IN T ER EST Statement of Condition of FI RST NATI ON A A writer iii the N 1 Tribune n plains how Germany rap pay an in­ demnity of one hundred billion dol­ lars on the Instalment plan, with in­ terest. T h is will mean anranm m l p iy m rn l of f. e <!■ ILits fir thirty-nine and a iiulf years. We trust, that th is <-nlriilation' will en­ courage the Germans. l i rJi IfW 1 Just now A**' question wblither tia- management of American rail­ roads-should remain with tin- gov­ ernment or revert to the owners is discussed far nut! wide. Cogent teasons arc advanced* by the advocates of either course. But in whose hands soever the management stands, many improve­ ments are deeded for th e sa k e of I he public. We have all endured willingly and cheerfully the inconveniences, de­ lays und curtailment of service which the war made necessary. But now, tealizing th a t the busmeas «k*velop^ inent. of the country- depends upon good railroad facilities, we ask for a return to pre-war conditions. Better transportation and freight­ ing will a-ssist in the readjustment of CALANDER PADS FOR - ' — 1 9 1 9 — A sheet for even’ day. Oue of fclicse pads will re­ mind you of im portant mutters th a t are to come u p j during* the. y ear in your business, household or personal affairs. We* liave them with desk stand a t 50 cents and without stand at 25 cents OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. Phono 148 Sanford, Florida At the Close of Business, December 31st lien, it wu* sign itcaot. Jiow. ho bad seized their CondensecHrom the Report to the Comptroller- of the Currenc constant human tendency t«> error, could not escape hit, -enemies, 11“ liad been as well hated as fie was well loved. The United States was sacra- 1 ntent * to him. Its best interests ! were the best interests of humanity. : Me was a reaiial in libs respect, fie did not philosophize He acted. He advanced the security and th>dignity of the United S l a t e s because he believed th a t in such a d v an ce the noble interests of a great nation would be served and humanity would lie served by it. - lie "to o k " the Panama t-anal. He dealt realistically- with- a real prob­ lem. statu l what he iiad done honestiy, defended its purpose—as it couTd he defended. His imperialism was honest. It never was under cover. He never found himself operating along lines of American : destiny and ashamed of the process or trying to cover the result. He could do tins because or his hpnest, intense nationalism. He was the most conspiculous natiojiist in tho United States. He was an Amer­ ican—the plus American. ■* As a robust man who never avoid­ ed tm adventure becaqse it. Required courage, he shook an honest fist in the face of Europe, not a mpljtd fist but uii honest one, not the fist of a RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Stocks and Bonds liberty Loan Bonds Rea! Estate, Furniture Capital Stock 1 $ 35,000.00 Surplus Undivided Profitss 45,000.00 Dividends Unpaid - 2,100.00 Bills Payable - - - - - - - - - - - - 35,000,00 Rediscounts - . - - 84,008.00 .^Circulation .1",\Wn.' U V 1-tvC1- 8^750.00 Deposits ■• - -— 1 573.94J.67 , v-i. Cash and Due from Banks -. 145,553.35 a •* Tot af Deposits December 31st, 1913 ” ” ” 1914 We have sent subscriptions to the United States Government in the past year for Liberty Loan Bonds of more than $200,300.00 and we now own nearly $100,000.00 of these bonds ourselves. The best security on earth. Over THIRTY YEARS of safety and service has placed this bank in a position, that commands the confidence of every citizen of Sanford and Seminole County. �I ■/ ’ O. a » -» » . : _ 14 u . *i*r • * . ( - * rfv * jr t ,.. 'r m - r : * *. •vt>H> ».#-•■ . . ■BMHffeRn ............ |M . ;;i . " < ~: . *-A. __ tnTJANUARY 10.1919________ T IIF BANFOtlD )i:;itAUD In and About ' .j® The City *£ Ultlo Happenings r: Mention of Miners In Brl$f Pfrional Hems of Interest Summary of. the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers ‘ No. 210 ] . ■• Report or the Condlllon’ of the Seminole f ounty Rank at .Sanford. In theStn(6 off In., at the ( lose <>f llusines.-, Dee. .11, n ils IlKSiltuuKs J-‘*a n “ pr, Ural K r t a t,__' Attend the annual election o( the Board of Trade Tuesday night.In the ^urt house. * _ •. . If you need e t o v e w o o d p h o n e rn o 1 ran supply you. H. C DuUose. " lOU-tlc * ■7 n r t 77 p a g e f iv e Sklnkrr.SmJlH,-widow, n»nj .i ‘s *murl C. Dennett, •V -t at. To loo ,1-temlanla, Drakra-lnnea-ftrean l*>'iah hJ l * .Ci,1 ' rn>p) J,»">W. I.orj Comr t n y , II; t>. rt. The Kpii Co,, Sk"/1” IH " si'! '/*"«• “ 7,'jlu" t"h Ytidlr T' w*y ..... ijr.Irr^Jf' t h * t you ilo appear • U»r l*ill h r r rin . , , . filed „ . r on ihi> It i i hrrrl.y a Collateral Mvuniy Other than............... , ,1P. ‘ hl* [uuf< ' cleaning, tailoring and pressing busi­ l.ian, IteaI estate___ ! 8. » M 3a j , 6 t R ,U y *’• f i- nru iry , A. I>. I S I S . «i*| | ness in the First National Rank All Other gez.ns mj . . . { L . 1* i u , , l >vr orJrn-fJ .i h p l thi« order t » Overt! pitta . * 78.18 pulinvltrit iinr,- a * t-ek fur four rnn»eat|T« building oh Park avenue. Mr. ITnllni .Ki*iw 481.75 m?ldUl, "i ?*’*■• Ui-ralil, n nrwtpaper Crainl) and Municipal Honda 8.3.VJ.08 pubtUhed in «4.,1 Svmipuli' County, Whiddon is well known in Sanford Mat... Htwk of . ..rparaiinm n l; 11 * •. ....in — __ ,1 ip ..Uiy\ 3.00 W VVIlnev* my band arid >ial of (fit- Circuit where he resided for si year or more, lianMna llitu™-. Fumllmr. and l i i i u n - r s ' a s ' . l l C ourt (til* J*n vury Sth, A, l>. I b i s , ! . “* , ,m l,lr,,r|“' f . ,r>t l« n k j IT 1 IT In leaving here a few months ago. E- A. DO U C L A S S , Chocks and Faihnnr.- for c^.rirt. Sominolt. Coun ty. t tmnng leWrin- __ ____ _ v *j g«S nt* . H i rvc'rryr kA Circuit \Var|,.*-. Don Peabody was in the rity thla I &ahon.Hand. ~~ Mil*, lor I'ornpit. *• 9 . We have , fo u n d O A JS Y T it i ; il e . - ■- ; / & A I’L liH A T DRAIN TILL: Thoroughly Impervious to'|Waler, Chemical • 'Decompdslllon. Atinusplierchin.llMoisture. • .Made from that snmc material adopted by the jflovornmp.nl (o withstand Nitric nhd Picric Acid tests in the construction of its immense add plants, . Our supply Irf limited only hy our demand. m SOLE AGENTS IN SEMINOLE. ORANGK^ND LAKE COUNTIES. FLA. Mi« Clothilda Atkins of Shreve­ SS-Ste . Week visiting Ilia mother and calling P i i m i i l j n . ’ 40,10 150.00 port. La . D Ute guest of her auht, on his many friends. ’ Don has been Totat _JSl3.8aS.tr2 Mm. J- H- Ray on t,ie heights. NCI TICK with the War, Industries Hoard, sit M a t o of Florida * — --------, ! F o u r t y of S>-mi nolo LEON'S AUTO T R A N S F E R Washington, for several months but * t-l AllIl.lTIliS HANK)l(|>, H .O Itm A Notico I, heraby givon, in conformity HAULS E V E R Y T H IN G . PH ON E has now relumed to Tavares where with law. that wr tfin undrralgtiod w ill apply t H --------* ------------ * Srt-M00-00' S.Oj O.OO t X 14*4t f. II, HOTEL C A R N SS. ‘J l - t f !'• tho f i o w m o r of tho i U t r ' o f Vtarfda, un ho has taken up his former work. Undivided Profit* K»|xhm., ami MiSLjtii’ . ' k x ! f..i'tbruary -U .-_ lJ— 4y,vut- , y Ju taJiid L . '* lfwi on I ’Cai/Ahaaaro. Tinnda, for lotti-A pai. nl In I livid, nd, Unpaid \V. M. Haynes o fth c Herard force John A. Joseph, who *has been Individual S«mjmili? IfriHim Karlnry , of %hith 11, j . , . 1, ; y’,,,v| ji attending u meeting of the South nursing in Sunford for several weeks corporation tho following -ball bo the arto < tn*rh_ 27S.203.2 i j i f l i t i*f incur pttrmitm, jnim«« liririK pub* fjorida Press Association in Winter past was called to his borne in New I 'omr.jid CVrtifirnon of t) JUhptl bt fi bf liimr, tbla 10th «lay o t -----—-------l,2S0.|fi J^numry, J0J9. Haven today. , Brunswick. Wednesday by the illness 11m." i -rulVatm of tivpmit t o .s i e .o i It. n. SMITH ■ Cr t t i f o l O i N t a . ___ . j j i |5 "It. If. I>KAS of his futher and the death of his C«..|jl( r*« tibor k.i Uuut mini* SEED P O T A T O E S— Carload K. A. STUNK. !"«— ___ * -. 2.^5 70 While in 'Sanford he has C Smvm-s lV|H»iu ......... C:»,30iUtf jurt arrivecd. see us before buying, sister. . Clurlrr «f .Sr minute Itrouns Farlory Totml I M n n l t i __ _ . 403,039.01 »> c, the umliiiiitnwj, ,i» hereby n i n d t t r jfe trill save you money on M A IN E handled seventeen cases of influenza Nulra med llijlfl^l^-oyni^i Cle*ining. Pressing aiml TailorinK 7 0.00u.iHi mireelve* fur thr of becoming inand is Baid tu be an expert in bis lirr.fl Account 9.5(H ) im mrporaWiI nn.lfr I V NATIONAL HANK tUflMlINO. - I'AIIK AVENPB lawa of Kloriila, lo GROWN S E E D . Guaranteed free iran aa ct fof pruSt the Im iln rti hrlow t , t line. --’_*.7*”x -7i * -—'A-whe i : 3- in I from scab and fungii. The L. Allen E7f%4yr—ImJA4S,*?idp' forth, ami * r tfo ail opt t h e following a i tha *ch arter nf the prupnied corp oration, JOIN OUR CLUII Seed Co. 33-iRp Epworth League meets every SunStata ,d fjorida. ( \ Alllclc One I * JudgO and Mrs. W. K. Smith of day evening at ti:JO in the auditpri- COttflb lC The t u - r ef - ttir co rp oration l h a l l. be 16 pieces pressed, or 8 pieces cleaned and pressed’ • > \ **•, Ery, Cavhirr of tho alarve-namfol Seminole llrm>m F a c t o r y anil ita principal Ocala'have returned home, having um of th« .Methodist church. Suti- Hank, do a.lrmnly awoar that tbr abovo aialrmrAt place of h u i in r u aball he Santoril, Seminole $2.00 to Iho bmt of my knowlodgo and IrrlUf. cou nty, Florida, and the hoard of director* [m n, several days with their flisa*r. day night is “ Epworth- Era Night" < ,f“" rrret att.*t: A. It. Koy, may*c«tahli»h other plar.ea of bueincM With­ 4 j tj- jta y , j »nd a special program has beep pro* Korrret U k c ; Cndilor in and without the ata te of Florida. l», W Slirfirff Article T * e [pared by the leader of the Third DeA* T . Ilutfril^r YOUR B U SIN E SS W ILL B E A PPRECIA TED T h e general nature of the buiinr** to he Dr, Davis still nl Lincoln Hqtel. •p^rt raent. Ail members are r e -1 „ Dimctnn tranaarteif i n i i ron durled by aald co rp ora­ tion ahall be aa lu'lowa, to-w lt: See him- for glasses; for headache. .^ uralcd tp -be on tim e.. Visitots are 14 “!nnb^ 19*2d ,wwn lo mc ,hi* 31,u T o e n g * r e |n and ca r ry An the bu*lnea) pocr vision^ Jiy c s iicklcd. Dxc* L T . Ilryan always wdco'rittw of a r<-nerai broom fa c to ry; t<>[manufacture, t j—r™* A. WHIDDON Notaiy l’ub!>c ____ ._ ' ‘ ' ’ I)5-4tc, buy and »e!l .beeum* of every nature and Mntf.-'tif manufacture, buy and »■!! every ) With nearly .five huntlrnd g^rkind of material and m* rr h a m i n r thnV may Born In Mr_ a.pd.^Ua>.Q-w^RU.Llua- mentrv'on band______________________ tu..lunmadje^Uu;teaa .N"!lce lie m r r o a i , -t rvpedlrnt in the conduct nf. auch Iruvln,,,. to tmrruw nnrnev and mpure istle d a n g } i l e i » J i U - T L318. i^ rpat need for .workers_uul .un -JL-, -uaiiu.-.nt._'2-i|ig of the stoek- agTric b y mertaag*^ deed*, bond*, or other |*Tfcv little girl lias been luutietL, |,a| pir!,t- plea is m adfcJtn aniaLaaoa Jiolduii-. ub-ihe. ilanford - H n r M i r r g ' ■ “ • ‘‘‘•n-u, u»n, 'buy and it! v l l r.*al re la te , and to improve same, and to Alo vlvt id not. lev* than three and not more Miibtr* and the number **l share* taken by , Frances Marie. ju t headquarters.^ If there are ladies Loan Association will be held in the all auch and other and further thing* aa than live atnrkfioldvr*. .and auch *uh„r- each mtt as followr: , H* H* Smith, Sanford, Florida. 1 share be neceaaary ur, expedient t o tie done rlinatr nSlcrra and agrnta'a* the rnrparatian John D. Abrams, who has been |in the town who can give the time at oiRec of the company, 10G Magnolia may may authotiL*. The offlrr* m accrctary and It. K. Drat. Sanford. Florida, I share for the au ccv ifu l transaction of the bualne«a of thla corporation, an>l to have, e j rf - treasurer may he filled by the aame pervon, F. A. Stone, Sanford. Florida, 32 shares. j-fioujly ill for the past three weeks |home or at headquarters it will be avenue on Saturday, January lltli, rlae the board ot dlreelorv and alt other ntfirera and rainy ell the right*. p u » t r t anil *•' Article Fight bo choven annually by the atorkholdrm, prlvitegra. Incidental to c o r p o r a t i o n nrg]th-influenzai is eonvalescdnt at iiis much appreciated. The rooms will IBH), at 7:;]h p, m. The •e.il, nf this corporation ahall bo a be cho«on annoilly by the atockholdu circular ganiied and d ialin g under the l.iwa <t t h o [ * hall h impretafon st am p, h?a>iniE In tho (be open hereafter on Mondays, Wed­ T . J . Milter, P rc s’ t er*. at their annual meeting la be held on re n t rr tbo words “ Seal •tatn of f lurid |hfiti.y on Laurel avenue. • IP If*’* and around , .1 , v, 1 Ih* firat Monday in June of each yrar be! A. _P. Connelly, S e r'y , the rirr-i nferonee the w-tfdT'Srrnin-de flrjHim nesdays and Fridays. o,„ ' , Ar , lh,,,T , , I ginning with the year 1919. The prealdenl Factory.** R.'V F E. Steinnteyer was in. the ! 32-U e' n , , o L T i i" L;ihn r i" rk " , ’ ■-‘fid other Jlficer. ahall be cho.cn ahnualle K. It. SMITH Lou E . Hann of New York was in •bleb 5, o . l I •'> the dire. tor. vr by the atochholder*. a* (pitj- fur .i few hours on Wednesday It. It DKAH hl Ii?." i 'r lnt" ‘ "I'' d :1 ihr by law, mav direct. The offlrer* to I • no r if t\ *».an*s. at a par v»hn fin* ■ F t- Ar-H ------------- r and the c ity several days of this week,] l,v; tu - LLl.-.iliL-S:i . mail*. iiK to S’ate .if n.oid 4 Noitin •IImt t d f t T f r r ^rrir S L T T AH nr aru por * In Id tin I he ♦nmr day and immi d ii t r l y I l:i mi the guest iif It. -J. Holly. ' Mr C*tiiint y >»f S nmole tj 'y : mm old friends. li*rfi •'( tu - ip ita l * ! <♦* ♦. iLi* rnr|Htratii>n after tin- a n Ii Uat) rn*'«' I i ti if nf ( hr altirhluililcf*. rna> b«» |*a> atlili* in, i*stji-ii, nr y»rt| for the T h r board id ifirr-rinr*, until oI h r r * i•d pmHefure me toeI gonderaleni* I Ilf hof if pe ’l b'' t Veilinh \|11sir • <’Itil) and Mr. I I oilv were room mates at (l.llt ofth.UVI, HI Iit., I tSin J . ....iih L , It. IL D’ I* H t £ h n*o *»I 11 r • * D r r i > ■ r t I h » ■ r r »■a I ti j p.»»f * a.|»pei*re.i 14. . ,y .i i., iugruldim and son, who bird by thi* stock hold ora, •ball runn ht of aonallf itmMal, nr f*«r tho payihpui' ol labor, or srr- t%hrer Culptnbiu University taknig the Y. ineetat Mrs. Mtinson's studio membpr** ThP folio wing shall be and i . A. Stofie, to me well kno wn, who hui 1c-i, guests ol Mrs. Ingraham 's . .. v»crt at a ju«t AHd fair valtJalfort lbcr t*.f. In tbr otltcem of l he corporation* until thus** bHn* by me Pra| duly sworn nay, e * r h for unlay afternoon at J o’clock. i , , M. C. A. training ami Mr. b r t i r l f f m i r n «l b y I h r If.iard nf ffireL'iDra, r l rr tr d at l^* bf*t r 1rcti«*r» •ball havi* q tu l* hlm#elf, th a t he siBHril nnd executed th*' mi’ . - Mr-* ( arne Speer left t . Irllrlt' I'Miir i ifirtf. \\* I*f i *Ir n i , ll *M S m i t h . vi ru p re s­ l*ifpi£ionhr in a t roniefit for iht* p u r p o s e tlierelri , ,, , , was anxious to see l-ionoa in-fi poru t T his cur p»*rR» (ttn ah s 11 cimtinui- ami Hava ident, It. It, Mj . .j . ror their home in l abokee. • , , s r r r r ta r y and i n a i u r i ' i , p i p r v o fi i , and that the> ar** the i goes back to Iqs olnee agaqry lie In ( irrutl Foiiri. S e v e n t h r r i r c u l l , S r m l n o l r full power lit fAercb*!' i f t riirporal*’ right* F. A. S t o n e ; board of directors. It. It. S m i t h , named as U. II. S m ith . It. 14. h e * * and F. A. Stone, therein. * County, r Ior tit a nntl fra n r h h « « lor a jirriml of fifty ytar«, It. K. Ile a i and F. A. S t o n * . riurles and Jim Holtzclaw of K is -j will visit Tampa and St. i ’et/rsburg i)v , rvtrr*-t T urpentine Company fr"Ttt arid affi't th •* rtmitni*n ramiTi l nf 11 In 4f.tn.-w* VVlirfi’ itJ, [ have iic reun l t» tr t t Irtlrlv Hit c n i*|u r n t • »- n»wt enrt-; util«-«i iimni r illim«nlv«-d airr." • . iiit the week end u it ll and sevc ral other point S fit" f4Iff going Th** hil h«M *t •miiunt »»f 4n*lrhtf"il Him« nr mv Imnd and olflci*! • .if at Sa n fu n l. H^rni..org, W i I»Y lb*’ *I*H'kbnblrr*, or rttomI i ha t«» law. 11 a rn b a-„ Iji r a k r * *1rt n r m In ole conn.! j”, FI-or,Ma, ihU 9th day of Jan liability rif "Ahich thr tnrp airftU.ifi i aIk ftl «H>th- it ,".i iid P ar-utii, Mr. and M ry i trai-lk east. men Sin f'titn piny, \\ Aril ric ‘Fit «* U rnp sut* irrt iinr If aftn,'? be Tur lll/- Fine wary, A. D. 1919 Lor»I C'om|df»oy, Jn*Uh H SrvLc-rt. Tim liusifn n nf th t c«?r|M*rtlbin ahall bo J..T \ ,i-11 ut t heir home on St*’rentn i .4 CLAUDE D. COUCH, T * 1lollart. r n m l u f l r d b> thi* 'fnlloiainB ojRmrj*, vii ! Sii-rgeant Joe Henry hit vust erda y Thf Kppifujrr- Rusaadi (’•*., K«»bt*f| iaeah N o ta ry I'ufdir. str-it Kinif, fi J Marrt-11. Harr>,K^i<in, A Prr^ldim. VU *—Provide‘nl. Jit-vrotary, anti Ariiflr Srii rn My eommU«iuti raplre * Nov. 15, 1 9 2 2 . f for Paris island where hr i.H u me in­ Mafiitn H ubh.ll, p . irt ir llu b b tll. T f r a a U f f f , a n d a b o a r d of d J f t ' C l I n po nThr mi mm and rmlthrnera uf 1ll:e ji Uba-V U r I’m Mur k wuml1, who has been ' her of tin- l ’. S. Mariflitsi. 11i' has vblli'ii- fr it 1, . .-s 1’n-re during th.- 1just enjoyed a pleas.i fit Vi:-il with kutwj - it-M Mit'.i Jay for (»am**H- ins parents, Mr and Mrn .1 S 11 \i-k rt- h«■ nil! resume his stud \\il'5ure and deiighted nun> ’rS1! *l hiT.S ul It.. 1 i i . t-rs.l y. 1‘Xee n.-nl vtiiee while he .»..1* her-Mr . 'LAI: S. E. A. Molfett e■ntt*r- All Im friends are hof’ing t 11.it ,1.1,* IJ.r. -1 ‘ 1 ■1 Mr . 1) K. Br immim Will return to Sanford some t III ■ III »ml M• .Mill \i rs (1 J. L IJ’II- and t In- near future ■Ltn... ji ; iia-1r horne on l elery ilVt»W'ord wan .received h ere t>f the Buf un F ruLiy • death of Donald Houston whh-fi 1 Mrs. Geo. Leppcr of Chicago i s 1occurred ir> Franco Dec. 14th. HH K Wi iu>,: her futher anti mother, Mr. of |ineumania. Don was formerly a ate! Mrs Ii Brant nntl her sister, Sunward Lay and eulistetl in the Mr*. G o Balmes. She expects lo nr,,,y when war was declared. ! I• h-mjp here far several- manthp i,‘4iV,‘H D. Houston of Zell- MAHONEY-WALKER CO. r. NOW O P E N F O R B U S IN E S S LI H a : t - a 1 - ’US Condcr.ssd Statement ot the Condition of the I . COUNTY BANK Mr .I’ul Mrs rc;.n ip \|r \ ot Sanford Florida at the Close of B usiness Dece mber 3lst, 1918, as Rendered to the State Comptroller. waad, three hint iters, Sydney uf Mj- .1 W Barnes have atm. Bali who is serving l tide Sam KossoLter's liame in France and. 1lurry a silh- en Mjgtiuim - avehue anti will keep marine chaser, four sisters. Mrs. E. season, Lmv tins season. They have u »(Jam m w flf Jacksonville, Miss Ethel, gu ist Mrs. ikeir imuse -■ gutst Blount, j^0(| Gross nurse in Franco and issilmr nl Mts. Barnes. i Misses Susie nml Mabel Houston of Dr I ■ Harvey, Chiropodist. * Zellwood, also a number of relatives Con* and enllauses removed with- here and elsewhere. “bt f*vi All foot atlmcnta trcatctU | T p!, [C-., i,. ;ii fi ,r aiqiairit rmnlts. I’ R lit ENT H(H, • HOI.ERA Revuieiii, tails made. Carnes Hotel. : The B. A. Thomas Hog Bow tier ,'lii-lte lias a record uf Ho jier rent I'lirH of • . .. . . )log Cholera. If you fetal your bugs laitUer Mtdler has returned home , , , -I. _ , as directed you never need fear Img »i-vr * tending u week with Robert , ' .. , u ; , .. r u i cholera or any o tlter hog disease, ■-f! l.iiiii'T ts the son of Hon. ■ .i ll . . . And the directions are very simple. " Smile! of Oakland, former county . . . ... . ,. Ih „„, , •i -. ■ . „ • just about wliat you arc tlmitg, plus treasurer of Or attge county anti one ' . __ , , . ,r , '„ , t . _ a lew cents .-worth ol It. *Y- Thomas J v *>■ rw-it*"*rvfe*s/ i d orttnee' g r o w - ...................................... ........ , . . ■L, , ... . , r* i Hog l'owder in the ,'ced twice a tfs li sum h I* lorlda, r week. . _________» -<dCnTmnr, preshthhl of lht5~ lluialiy, though, Cholera gets in Garfut Mumifaeturing Company ol before we know it. Then it requires -AMafttu. Gn., is- stopping at the close attention to each hog—each erne uf M r , a m | ‘ i rrl f-J. Ivey in hog must be. dosed—anil if you. will faola liai i.t pjoitscd with this sec- dose them as 'directed you will suve tijn <1 ti,c stmt- and intend,t to r e -. better than 00 per .cjfit. I f . you fcaui several nfontbs. don’t, the B.'^A. Tbonras medicine A. Whiddon has established a cosEs you ‘nothing. Wo—not same; distant manufacturer pay ynurj money back. . r.%Allen Seed Co.* , ,Tt-*4tc :>*b. G3-237 KeP«M <f the Condition of The Bank °f Oviedo, at Oviedo, In iltc-Slalc oi f iurida. at the Close ot Busi­ ness. Dec. 31,1918 L * . f A '1,? 1 K,1,lU' -------------------- J10J1SO.OO u” ,'1! ' ''lUtrral tk-eunty Othrr Tlian Uu‘« _____ — „ ------- 25.Z39.09 fail, i "Ii U"*nj »“J Diaruunta.... a5,t20.8« M S,f' ■'"'•J4,870.38 J s - l. * , ,J” t urni'.tir. aril Futuri-i .07 r - : - ; ^ :rfIK,ra„v1 Hioka ......... 1 J,0t;7u>l Z-Tirg-TO 1Z0.OO t »'*i_____ _____ ,. LUbUiUaa JIOO„t02i7 __ tti/OUO a.osj.oo and _ _ 2.0VJ.SS I 1'* J. fJXUAl w ;,;;-, ._ __■ 70^08.78 Tit,, -.*'•*'» Sj|.(. a !0 ru.k e.v '*"• of r^pwii__ ____ t1313 61 353.00 •1 h-vk. Uutjtatidlng ........ s V ul 1‘ald l a _____ t .[. '* ..... ;n« Tivr 'I'r* (Vi, Ktpmw -Y'r* Loans and Discounts - .$358,248.98 OverJfcafts * 878.18 U. S. Liberty Iionds - 48,175.00 Stocks, Bonds and City Vouchers 11,489.08 Banking: House, Otlico, Building, Furniture & Fixtures . - 45,397.11 Cash & Due from B anks 84,647.67 Capital 50.000. t. Surplus - Undivided Profit - . - Dividends Unpaid Bond Account - 5 9,196.93 2 , 100.00 - Re-discounts Deposits 00 5^000.00 9,.500.00 70.000. 00 - “ . V $548,836.02 103,039*09 IM-.f'.V'-'V ■ ‘ft $548,836.02 C O M FA R A JIV E ST A T E M E N T S of the growth of Your Home Institution, since its organization live years ago December 31st, 191.3 December 31st, 1919 - . - - Increase during five years. - WE HAVE FOUND IT D E P O SIT S . - ... - ... ' ■ -- $101,016.07 403,039.09 - 302,023.02 SU R PLU S AND UNDIVIDED. P R O F IT S ■ * Daisy Tile A perfect drain tile: thoroughly impervious to water, chemical de­ composition, atmosphere and moist­ ure. Made from that same material adopted by the government to with­ stand nitric and picric acid tests in the construction of its immense nitrate acid ptant3. Our supply’ is limited-only by ouT demand. Sole agents in Seminole, Orange and Lake countit-3, Florida. M AH O N EY-W A LKER CO. 34-4tc Decem ber 31st, 1913 D ecem ber 31st, 1919 - $ T Increase in five years v 689.39 14,196.93 13,507.54 . strictly a H O M E INSTITUTION , we arc in close touch with the needs of the people of Seminole County, anjJ with our total resources of over O N E H A L F M ILLION D O L LA R S, we are in a position to serve our p f atrpns and handle accounts large or f mall. YO U R H O M E IN STITU TIO N is owned, controlled and. officered by residents cf S E M IN O L E C O U N TY. < * LET US SE R V E YOU * N otice. The annual meeting of the stockt-------- jioo,%rojt7 holders pf the Bank of Oviedo will be held In the office of the Bunk in It ’***'* •- "-i-lnoi, i “ t Oviedo, Fla., on Wednesday, Ja n ­ faJik f, Lbs t n f t h > I ' u v H I r a - J uary, 1*5. 1910, at'<:30 p. m., for tho ’ 8ol*mnlg a w . a r t h a t thv- g b o v . election of a board of directors for >*< '■J. t-v t h * hast ot n > knoolrilg* the ensuing year, and for the trans-' T. UNOO. r . . n » action of such other business as may • < 1 ,' m m f- V« 'ii h SuharrlloJ am) K i m u properly come bufor.c the meeting. l>r(rrv it- th*» Sth day ufjao. t9 lu'-nit* B. fr. Smith, Alary l^mhart k jfntviy iVuir President. F O R R E S T L A K E , Pres., G. W. S P E N C E R , Vice Pres., A. R. K E Y , , C. L . B R IT T , Ass't. Cashier. , * 2nd Vice Pres, and Cashier, , . (Ffr t ^ V | %mP-~ i - . - • " - r—- ^ r— -J_^-— _.- _-" S -_— iiZ’i r* ’ . �JANUARY 10. 1 9 0 TH E SANFORD HEHAT.D -Uttlir. c!d frama structure v&ott lot and (he klcldias, i nmJJQjV,* I f if f e f ii • Your devoted son, Clifford F. Froctor, * Co. II, .121st Infantry., U. S. A* P, 0 . No. 701, A. E. F. HUNGER DRAWS THE MAP y c.rt the'colonel and his famfly »ttindod divine worship. domestic com. hy |iis neighbors." After «! a t the Ron home at wf.i'-h o - i : •mere- *■* • family ! he * resent, fservice * *o held at !2 ;i5 o Christ Er.t#'' >ji»1 Church, ■ I Famine C o n d itio n ? Food Shortage afprochmgf famineJoint B m Serious F o o d S h o rtage *3 Sufficient P resen t fo o d S u p p ly B u t M u r e Serious r ^ » *1™ ^ . // Peace stops the fighting but n o t th e feeding. O u r armies a t hom e and abroad, ou r A llies and ourselves m ust be fed. M o re food must be produced in 1919. Lack o f fertilizer will cu t down your production. Labor, cars, raw1m aterials— all are limited. Fertilizer factories m ust begin shipping at once to m ove eyen a normal tonnage by planting time. tu rhcya A food map of Europe today shows not a single country In which the fu­ ton) does not hold threat of serious difficulties ami only n small pari which Is not rupldly approaching the famine point. With Mie exception of ihe Ukrnfhn only those cotititslcs which hnvo mnlniaJncd marine commerce have sufllcleai fond supplies U* meet ^actual—nrrda—mttM- next- harvest, and even In the Ukraine, with Mores accuinulutc'd on tie- farms, there Is famine In the large centers of pupnliithui. ltclglum and northern France, as well ns Serbia, appear on the hunger map distinct from the rest of Europe because they stand In a different rela­ tion from (he other tuitions to the pen. pie of the Fulled Sillies America lias for four years maintained the Hindi war rations of .iclgluiii and northern France nnd is already making *pei Ini efforts to rare fur their .nerenseil nfler-llie-unr needs, which, with those of Serbia, must he liuiuded In ild*- i ■J W . M ■ t seat of government the little nation's first thought was to express her grati­ tude to the Commlf&lon for Relief‘ In Ltclglum for preserving the lives of mllifnns of her citizens. . Germany, on the other band, need not figure In such n nuyi for AmcNmns because there Is no present Indlcation Mint we kIiiiII hi* called on at all to fakr* Thonrrhr' for thr fond -ti*"***h* ,,f Germany. Germany probably run care for her own fo nd pmjilciu If she Is given access to shipping nntl Is enabled lo distribute food |o the cities with Filler mint'd ClnsH Miss Cora Let* Tikis entertained her Sunday schtjol .dnss last Thurs­ day afternoon at h$r home on Elm avenue. Her class included hoyt> and Dtirji of the Second Primnry Class of Hit* Methodist Sunday school. The |>njii!.s tif tho't'laHS met at. th e-*■! groR 'aFS o’clock anti were taken to the teacher's home by glntiH, with conditions most serious In Mimes Alma Hlount and Anna Ma­ Finland. son. * # times Were enjoyed urAil itohemin, Serbia, Itmrmnnln nnd Montenegro have already reached the they wire asked into the dining famine point and are suffering ii binvi room, v lure hot chocolate, rake and toll of death. The-Armenian popubi lion Is falling each week as hunger lakes Its loll, and In Greece, Albania and Itoumaala Bo serious are the food im rttttfrs -th a t fam ine Is n ear:' Shape up your plana, and o rd er now . Ohaa. I I . W liitn c iy T ra v e lin g R e p r e s e n ta tiv e , Sanford , F la . Armour Fertilizer Works Jacksonville. Fla. Order N ow ! At though sinruitlnn Is not yet Imminent, Italy, Switzerland, lUilgnrlu and Tur key are In the throes of serious rtrln veiioli**. In order to fulfill America's pledge In world relief we will hnve to export every inn of food which enn he Inin •Iteil i h r o u g h o u r p e n s T h i s m e n u s ,11 tin* very bust n udidtnuto of 20.(NK),tkst imi*. looipiireil with tliNSMMHi tons pr. war exports and I l.sjii.iNJO tous‘ e\ port to| Ui**t year', when «> were hottn.l by the lies of war to till* l‘*Iir«[iean II11b-s If M e f-dl re lt_ b , ti til,- b l i n k *p. SHOE POLISHES KEEP peace YOUR SHOES N EA T/ l.etlcr From Clifford Proctor Wi-diu : d;,y Rase Hospital No. lic it d I b « l u l t r a t h e g a l i •> hjicm apex i f all 11 e g1, r>. .lust a me tu let you know l am still in the hospital hut am getting along fine. I thought one- I was to stay here until I returned t > the States, hut I understand today llmt we nro to return tn otir t'orip any in a few .days and J do. hope w»- wiU. f o r 1 a tn m> iinxluti* to hr:ir from j on. mother I have pot heart! from vou for over a month and at that time you were all getting over the Flu. atvpurw K. pUM. ) f i Service Bullc libs N . I I. IW w lfaa and P» Roll: rU attn a, P raata* Tiwta aad PlaDta. Fhrnba. Ito*r* and Landacaptn*. No. M. Tha t’**an. Ill r n u n il, Valoa for K r * r r Katm iik ] lluma and ai a CocraMirlal Cmp. No. ft. O m n i KnUli, P a a c h a a , pliana. I'M n^O n pM , I’ rnlfrn>9Tia. N i H . TN* f i r a Hum* I’ n K and • blapW t a i u i t ’n r. TV*** f c n l i t liulMhta wilt iN« r*n h*-v- lo rrn, ty andaaailt Jt ti not on), lorr.it a nwinr, t m l- 'lT»b»li*r, i r « fr»*— » rifa itt'iz a M n y wblrV r * o a a n l. Wawlllalaa Inter-State Nurseries a n annum m oa ! . i ,i k n >tl n i Tmi t t OA1UV tOI***AT1QW 1. llMtll*, IU, MklO. W,Y,' The following are the official ’"special Ja y s” for the South Florida I;air item in .February, oa netahlnshrsb by order of the pxncuTivi!‘committee of the hoard of directors: trn m n f iit ' inn e iii^ R ciT C rTsir lies , Munduy, February 17, Opening t it al. • Hnve every rare nnu p good and fchrinera’ Day. „ . 4! ni rre to rare for me, with plenty cf Tuesday, Fidm ary 1H, Press nnd ru n ty ,- rignrcttis ar.d gum. So you Children’s Fn e, mot! er, 1* am *in •good' hands, •Wednesday, February 19, Gov­ Njny rlnie the war is over nnd I ernor anti Home Guards’ Day. can write anything l will tell you Thursday, Fel ruary 20, T inn pa some of my experiences. First, and Lob r Pay. m other, we sailed from New York Friday, February 21. Army und cn the .‘lis t of Ju ly. Thor.'* were Navy Day% cigli teen ships, well *gun d* d hv Saturday, Fehrimr, Victory, ba ttleships nnd nuhmari ic chns -ra. Celebration Day. * We arrived in Liverpool, England, Five F t m i p r - -tl LIQUIDS AND PASTES. FOR'BLACK. W H ITE. J T TAM. DARK BROWN OR OX-BLOOD SHOES. /flMi PRESERVE THE LEATHER. morning. ,ii b i /dock on the morning if Febr i i r' 1 i, with the more than i (inn him «*:* of the great ceremonial to be held lieie that day in charge and the guts Is of honor, there will have been liven tine greatest send-off for *an opening (hat any Mnrida lair Inis j e t enjoyed, nnd the interest will he TV|4 at fever I pat until the dosing of the fair Saturday night following the real ■i tor/ >plrlinillun, which is the leal. i r e f tint day. and the . At the request nf Mrs. Roosevelt no fowers will he ft nt. The a|ttr’ . Ic decorated only with laurrl oiuiifd <»n it fur the Christmai iea. y n. Also in conformance with Mn T ..< sov.dt’s v.isliCA there will he n0 music and r.i eulogy, hut only the sitmde service of the Episkpjj church i on Ju ried hy the rt. Rev. George T ah n a je. iiiceittuv n otu I bate seen ail of Europe I care to see, mother, and -am anxious to get hack to dear old F .- S . A., hut'nm willing to wait for my turn to come, fur I think the hoys who came over first ought to go- hack tixsr Well, mother, this country i-* very different from America, although it has Itot h/en nearly MO cold ;u I t » l ceted. yet I h u e speh on the ground several nights anil got up in the morning with snow all over my blanket? —aAm m , som e 1‘ Pali o s p o e m i - O M L - r W a a *An the trenches for nearly a month,! had hectr in rest canip jj\ October ! front line the 11th of Novcniirer. Was right in the front on the imaming the armistice was signed. We were in battle five hours tfiat mam* ing and the Germans surrendered under heavy artillery and machine gun tire. I was right in the front hut am thankful, mother, i came out without n scratch. I wouldn't lake a million dollars for my expcHcnees, but don't care to go through it uguiri for the sport of it. After the surrender we were allowed to have fires that night (jve had not begty .piIowed to have fires before on account of the Germans locating us • Hut that night we had no bedding so we sat up .all night on the battle­ field, but next day they pent us bedding’ and worlds of good eats. •The Germans came over and helped us keep the tire burning,- hut I did not like to have them around. Could write you a hook, mother, hut will wait until I come home and take a month to tell you everything. I have some souvenirs to briftg home with me. uI;ki some 'German and French money 1 cannot tell you when 1 will he : ent back lo U. S A. bul hope it , will l*e soon. Mother, Rive my hint regards to all my Geneva and Seminole county friends and Jtell them I hope to s,ee them again sometime in the near* future. Wishing you a very Merry CirrisU mas and' a Happy and Prosperous New Year. With love to Mrs David R. J . Reynolds T obacco Com pfny, W inblon-Salcm , N. C. �JANUARY 10. 1919 9 M Y cf, Gufcs. * j When u >otui£* Inn Imnd* f Um him |down In Ills «(?v chair, and bin dill it* Wife slips Quietly sits down In bis lap and salntr* wltli tears trldilln^ down iter voice- that she hasn't bad a new h u t.I d :hrri’ months—'ipiugM, gcr.* tie reader—which is tin- ear-lrV (or tLO , im casicr). the chair nr the Iniihm.d. r W M t h e p o p p ie s . ’“Guess what word the flower poppy came from 1" asked Dedily. uj’vo no Idea," said Nick. And I don't believe I'd hnve*nn Iden If I •tapped to think about i t " ' “You tniess, Nancy," said Daddy. “I don't believe I' could." bUo' on- Signifies Honorary Promotion. Brevet Is fi French word, tnenhins commission or warrant. In military usnKe It n*res nn ofllcer hlpltor nomi­ nal rank than the one for which he re­ ceives pay: It Is ai> honorary prbmotlon. The first time It was used In tho United Stales nrmy was In' 1812. when “Oh-try.u*Hald Daddy.- !iQ * * ^ u,^ *<^tiTr‘7&Cftnj,F"TnYtorrwno nfft>rwnrtT P u t on y o u r t h l n k l m r c a p 1 J u s t b e e n u r a became president, wns made major by Ul(. w e a t h e r l« R r o w l n g s o w a r n , w o brevet for his brave defense of Fort mustn’t be Iniy I" *—fF " ; - ~~~ Harrison against the Indians, near “W ell," sa id N a n c y , a f t e r t h i n k i n g Term Haute. * for n m o m e n t " i t m ig h t com e t r a m — " “It alight como from— " com­ menced Nick. And then both children Bhouted -------, at tho very unmo tlma, for both had put, on their thinking caps— “Papa." , “Rlghtl" said Daddy. “Jt sounded bo much Uko poppy that U’made me think of It—for I knew by jour manner, Dnddy, It was epmcthlng strange," said Nancy. ■That's what made me gucea th a t" raid Nick. "It wasn't bccauso I aaw much reason for guessing that name." "Well, you're both very honest," said Daddy, “not to protend to bo great and wise. Besides there la really no reason id ulL for tho flowers to have Numbers Birthplace of Thimble. As for uh wo can he certain of anytiling, the thlmhle Is to be traced to the Inventive and Ingenious artisans of Numbers, who were the acknowledged manufacturers of It In tho fourteenth century. It wns not, however, until 1534, that the tiiimbleinnkers became whnt la called a corporate body, al­ though fo r a whole century previously the Numbers imerchants had carried thimbles with them for sale on thel; yearly expeditions to the great fair.-.' of Lelpskv Hamburg and Lubeck. Daily Fashion'Hint ItGAL* ADVERTISING n c r t H T M ENT o r T H E IN TE RIO R * • ^ I^trui Ollier at <»ainr»VjtU*, Fla., *. December 2 1\ Iftltf. ,lr *!, fc« « b y riv»!i tl.it J . m e * 3. Anu, M * ,*'•??1 rlfc, who, nn M srrh Hi, , „ \lu !r,* de, bnn aM -a d E n t r y . - s r,. 0I2Q I5, fur aw It of S I . J i . Srrtlon 33, Township ’30 I , , ; . ,, a n Vr 3 - L . Tallahassee Meridian. Ii*i ru<d nutire intention to make Three-year I rot.f to establish claim lo l h r land above d w r l h e d . before Clerk Clrrult Court, a SaMord, H a ., on Ihr 31 ,t day ot January To Whom t may Concern : * , t * k r notict- that I , J . F . Hickson of S a n ­ ford, Florid a/ * 1 II nn t h r 4th day of Fabru•fV , s 19* »l I ) . L a n d , Florida, at 10 :00 o tlork a: rn iq ju ther rM trr i s . can h r JoaarAappllratlun before Judge J a i n r , - f d l * , for leave ho adopt, arrorrtlng to tfcr l a * , Florida. F t del Mile., and for an order legalizing such adoption. . . . ■ J . F . H IC K S O N . Petitioner. United Slate* Dtalflrl CoUrT, Southern i ll * . . %trlrl of Florida In Ihr* muftr-r of L, Kraut*, llatikrunt In the matter of Petition for Final Dlachare r„ Ctalmint name* «• »iinlw «: .On Ihi* tat day «>f Ja n u a ry , A. D. 19 19 , . J ’ dlb of Geneva, florid a on rradinc the- forrculnE petition, it ia ore , fj* *?/ V*r.on Kolokfe, Florida eirred hy the Court that hearing be had upon vi*. fJf Dm^va, Fkififia ° n * k . I l t h d ay of February, A. !>. ” • T a y lo r of (leneva. Florida. JUI9, before raid Co urt, Jarkionvillr, in laid .... r# HOIIT. W. DAVIS. diitriet, at ten o'elork itr the forenoon, and . Ktglitfr. that notire thereof be publiahed In the Herald, a new,paper p r i n t . d j n aatil d u trirt, and that all known rrrd lto r* and other perj tppllra|l,. n fQt T a i _ U e e d Undaa- “ *• **>-*«tere*r -mvyr a p p e a r x r s a t i t time *rnt s r r t l k l a «T Chapter ta n*. L a v a of Flor P ' J f r and «how eauar. If any they have, why the prayer of aaid petitioner ahuuld dot be granted. SoO re ia hereby given that t». C. Hryant purchaser of T a t Certificate No, 465,1 dated ..-V>d It la further ordered by the court the Jrd day of June. A. !>. 190T, haa filed that the rierk ahall lend by mall to alt ■aid Ctrl ifi cat in my afiler. and ha* mad*- known creditor* notice of aild petition and tp p n ciU o n for t a t tlttil to issue In arcord- thl, order, a d dreued to them at their place* anre with law. Said rertffiealo embrace* the of rr-idenre a* atated. [allowing draerlbed property ,ltuatrd.> in _ W'ltne*!, The Honorable H i t YD ON M. Seminole roiinty, Florida, to-wit; |,ota 59 C A L L . Judge of aald co urt, and the leal and GO of llloek I ) . Mitchell's Survey of thereof at Jaektonvllle, In aald tRatrlct, orf l.evy Grant. 10 acre*. The raid land being thiy l , t day ef Ja n u a ry , A. t). 1919. auc*aed a t the date of the iaiuancr of such E D W I N It. W I L L I A M S . certificate in the name of. Unknown. Ubleia 3*->t Clerk. •aid certificate ahall he redeemed according 1*1 deed will Iaaue thereon on the ?B th day of Ja n u a ry , A. D, 1 9 1 ». Notlre ef Application for T a a Deed Under W tin e,a my official airnaturr and aea| thla - Id a ' * * f Chapter 4»»n , L a * * of FlorJ n r i’Cth d ay of December,. A. lb Itfltk----»>'*b................. K. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. B y V, K, Dou.l ata , D. C . 33-Str N otlrr of A.pUratien for Taa Deed Under S r t l l j n B of l bVpItr f l i t , L a n a of Fine Ida v Notice ia hrr.eby [Iven that Wlllinn Sim mon., pur rh aier of T a t Cerlillratr No. tdgl, dated the Gth day of Ju ly, A. D. 1B97, hat filed ,aid rerlifieate in my offire, and haa made application for taa deed t o i „ u e In a reord anr r * i l h law. Said certificate emhraree the full,,winy de.rrlhfd property aitualeif in Seminole rounty, Fliriiia, tmwif: N K ' i of S W h (leee N K ' i of N W If and l,«. W ' | of N K 1, and lea* W . 'i l S e c , J J . . 3 p _ «1 S.» K . 29 K. Notlce ia h ettby given tha t -W, T. S » ir o r d , purchaaer o r -Tat Certificate No. 1863, dated the 2nd day of Ju n e , A. i», 1896, hru filed aald certificate In my ufftee, and haa made application lor t a t deed t o iaiue In accordf o t e with laW. Said certificate em brace, the following described property altuated in Seminole county. Florid *, to-wili E f j id 8 K J ( ,d S W R S / c . 19 T p . * t 8 .. U. 3 9 L a , t . Twenty acre*. T h e aafd land being natCMcd at the d a te of the Jaauaoce ol *uch eerlificaie In the name of Unknown, Uniru* aald 'certlficatn ahall be redeemed according to law taa deed will Iaaue thereon on the 4t h day of F e b ru a ry , A. D. 1919. Witt,-** my official aignature and *e*l thi* the 3rd day of J a n u a r y , A. D. 1919. (•call E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla, „ _JJ L j iv By V. M, l ) » u g I i u , D, CJ„ Place Your.Orders Early CHASE & CO. - SANFORD, FLA. Y o u r L ib e r t il B qnds are worth 100 cents oit* the d o lla r here ,„N o.qiiestion of.patriotism applies to th d purchase of lumber. You bought Liberty Bonds for V ictory and Victory cam e. ’ To what more fitting use could you put Your Liberty Bonds than buil.diug a nice little home of your own, pr a nice garage. We carry the largest stock of building material in Seminole county. We take Liberty Bonds at par, you may purchase Lumber, Sash, Ce- *ment or anything in our line with Your Liberty 2It»V. > The aalll land belnr a n r w r i ' - r W l i r d a t e of the iaruapee of aurh r r r t i f i f t t . in the name I n , FIrfali Courti N e * r m h . JiTitlfUl Circuit WE AISO TAKE LIBERTY BONDS FOR ACCOUNts NOW DUE In and Fur Nr/nlnule C«uhtyc Flurlda. In of Ffrat .National Uank. U n i r u raid errChanrrty tifirale ahall l,e redcemid actord inr t o . l a w taa deed will iaaue thereon on the 28 th day In the Matter of tho Tiiwulu- * tifin ilf Notice of January.'-A I V 1919. . ■ r am at h1 a, Or ovr C n impan y , a IVlineal my oftlrial *1/nature and arat thla j rNor por.it inri undtr t b e . U « « of the tfi.th da) of December, A. D. 1918. Florida iseali E. A. DOUGLASS, Motive i# hffrby Kiven to ail partir* in* Clirk t'frruil Court Seminole Co., Fla. t e m i e d tltat a pot it inn has been filed by a ole tty V. E. Douaiaa*. It. C. majority in interest of the stoekhulitrr* of the Ntnfnolhta Clrovi- ( ’ o m p any , a corpora­ In terrils tiudor i'ila F, Urawdy, dcreated, a* tru ste r for Wit* Hlrdler C o , , tion updi r Ihr la*# of Fb»ridat pra; inn the F I- Falk & 'Cil., Lint dr r hack, (filbert & Co., StFiIff l** I rrtlltuiH, l . tf n l «'«"». HUirlliUl + I"a riiurl f« r I hi d|p«*dtilU»n *d «ald vuf|Mdatinn» | all p«r tie ** rial mint! inlnrosl* under niiii All l, *'iivtirtp Hat lug (Miatjim ui I) ■ and H at the 3ft| day of Frh riiary, A* II. r . K Tufti, all * pa riff* rial mi rig l : * rrr.t - **"wrn A VanHuren, Tyarn St Smith , W. F. Alexander & Co., Krkraart A V#lalit a till m A^ai it»| ihi F>tn(p **f IM nn (•. lLi|y has been fin d a* tho daft* for the hear­ inlrropt* under J L. Hurktiry, J. IF Hackney, 11, V . White brail, Wm. ; V.Vr* * Orthnm Ar*Ketamer; Thomaa Htalkr/. Hurhanaii. D r m a r d ing of said matter, raid hearing to lie hi Id U. Hackney, Atiyuata I*. Andrr*, I Wm. Mil!*, Mathew A, Ste w art, If. C, N or­ Ni t lrr (> Jirruliy glvfn tha t all rrf«!ilpr*. at thr* rnurt h^u*e In D oFand, county of throp, der'd, Jafrnlma flavla, Seth Taylor, Ir fa td 'a , nntl rlUtf iltulr r* t»f Ftfna <i Ihi* Votusia, i tofida, or brfure thr rourt. at (loorpc S. Nonfood. Mary A. N»»rwnml, HiUfthoth Tomplra, Uardsl Molllr Taylor, Alva V. Wood, Joh n E. Durhanan. tip* **a**<f, am! all prf*uns liatitic wfiHi*i . v* r place *ith in *aiti rireuit the (». Mar «h, Susan Hi. Tbftgnrr, ; rand dec d, Joh n HalU, Franklin Afoorr,. rlarnii fir ni'nin-t h«*f eatfttr lire ri** court may at that time he. Ha rub F. D ii n r tt , Mary A* StrftUfhn I dpc d, Stephen S. Hopkins, flow'd*- |Io! h t I tjuifcil t o pri-BMit them t o thi* umtaraifneti »a FAN DIB. F I S H A H U F F , SuAin Hackney. FcrDrr H. Nor­ l rath, T hum as i| ijlcr, dnr'if, Cjcorfiana nriana pi^rutor within two >»of» from (Into t "oilliir I iBiiil Solicit nr■ d*rr Fetitinner#. wood, Nat banjo I (1 N orvood, Ho­ Joiner, 0 corrrgeo it. Joiner, F N. Pulling, , •if ■atnr will 'hr Far m l . U M.' ary K, Nor wood. \trnc« f . W rbrr, Mary J Skinker. d#f'd, Isaac IF Trahur. J . T li p Artif r sr« u X ru« t Com pan >, Th om ft* l„ Marsh, Martha C rrlrv , | Henry IHntSrn, Cha*. F. Will, Kate F . J m kannk iUr, Morula. Danitl M. Harknoy. Joh n A. Hark* l.yon, Gnttfieh H. Koyler, Charles M». It a m . I m ! W Hoy I, nry , John I), Norwood, Martha f). Nuiirr of U » l|n m rn l 1 llt'rti, France* E. Kennedy, Orlando KenAa I*rmidf*nt. Norwood, Wm. S. Mar*h, Sarah T o the ('trdiiu r* of Sarah M. William* 1 Ditlv. «f jjDdfr A* ll. Carver-or uftilaf A. S. A lle i ti Arthur T. William#* F. Kelly, am) Mary S. Hackney nr Am l_ Whllp* nf umlff a n f uf them ur uth^rwlan A* S m p i a r y . fit her of them; all part I n datmlng |'lrto*r fakr nnllrr that Sarah M. William# I in Ihi* fuliuwlng landa: I »aled and puhliihrcf this H refm hf*r 20 th* under Andrew Johnson, of &?anf «»rtF S*“.mi_polr county^ FlorWa. Kola on i n t e r n t N W H of UK H of N W i ( Her ) 0 f Tp 2 0 * t h * 3Dlh day of [ i rm l-t r, A fi I SUB, fit a do drenaird. a« Ifu#tee for Wilt (lied’32»tp an j m«- ir; n mi ri t . anti «lid on said date u«siyh ler Ci#,, I, L Falk A; ( ‘ u,, FoudrrCiilbrrt A Co., Ciarret, all] pri (ii-rt> ownod hy h*r, #sc*pt Kurh »# bark. J . lp* 1-V rh*. E nf » W eor nf N E of Tyarn At Nnllrr of AppllfjHion for l a i i * rn l I ’nilrr tea* * »♦' Hi pi by law tit tin undrr si ftnrd fur Hows n A V sn liu r rn , |8 W * . nf Sec 1 2 . run 8 20 eh*. E 6.5 eh*. N rtydUtua. thorofor**, wi»y Smith, W, K, A l c u m f r r £ Co., Srrliun N of ( haplrr l-Hlih, Law a of Ht»r* the Li m tit i«f hor , 20 elis, W 6. 5 eh* p . be*. Sec 1 2 . Tp 20 R. 2 9 ■hall l If with Ihi* uiifli-r*lKHrij within s i ily Kckmftn A Wlaburg A (Ir ihem ,*9 h li 1 S E > , ot S W i , , Sec 15, T p 20 , It 29. Noliri* i* h rrrby givi-ri that H- (i* Diptnf- day*, if y o u rraldr wit bin tho B talr of Flor­ F le ta m ir; all partlea rlaiming In­ Smith ,'!-H n| N E *i of N W ' i o f‘ Sec 2 6 . ifh, ptiffhftprr ef T a * O T l ih ra t r Hi*. 2 2 6 1 . id a, of if boy end t h r limit a uf tho S ta ir, terest# under Thorn#* Stalker, all ! Tp 20, It 29. artlea elaimlnjc In lrrrct* under •Jatr ii l hi* 2nd day <>f J uni*. A. D. IRtlO; paid within four tun-nth*, tworn tfat omrnt* id Par E } » of S W I , o f B E i f , Sec 27, Tp 20 , R .2 9 . Mill*, all nartira rlaitning in* your i rr o u n t i and claims a^alnat tb* coid \Vr furtihrnt«- f*ml)#arr« thr folloikiiif E 'n Ld N E If nf N E uf 8 E ' 4, Sec 3 1 . f»-rest* .under kf at he A. Stewarl. |jfn|irrty, fMuatrR ih Srttiifiuir rouritv, I lor* a**i Kn«<r, Tp 20, It 29. limine Interests under Ida. t.i » it F. 1 j t i M V , >4 trfS K ‘ i Dalt-vl a! Sanford, Somitiolr rountv. Flor­ nil p a rse s rlaiminR N W » f uf N E l , Hr** 5*7 ft E A W by up, d ile. r m i c t l ; all parida, th:* thr 3rd day J a n u a r y , A. 0 . IDIP, IF t*. Northrop, of Hf*r. 7, T*j». 20 B.,It. .11 (iiffti* 405 ft N. A S o u t of SW eor). S e t 31, T p Thr 7*id'land‘ n fci Msnat'il at thr dfttr* of V A K C K K. D tMHJFASS. . tie* claiming intereet* under Jem ima 20, ft 29. Davie, all parties elaiming Inler34w£'rt Aawiinoi** i hi* iMtlfcnr* uf aurh n r t ih r a t f In thw nam«* E ' j of S E I 4' nf S E ' f of N E ' / . See 32, T p e*t* under Seth T aylor or under of I fu krsn» ci 20, ft 29, MullJr Taylor or either ol them, AI i p , T a *. OrliriUalp *Np , 2411* dated I Hit* S E ' f of S E ' f . S«c 32- X p 2 0 , It 2 B. — _ all parties elaiming Intercet, under . N O T ltE 7th day of Junp, A. I). 19U'/, paid rertifirat*' E h of W K of N W if of 8 E ' f , See 3 2 , Alva V. Wood, all parlies elnlmlng T t c i n L n r Cuunty c’ nmmitcionera for Sem* Tp 20 . It 29. r m b t V U w ib p fUloalhit d n r r i b n l property. inol« Co*unt> will receive Idd* »»n Saturday, Interest* under Jo h n E. Durand, pitifs«t ( <f in ^rminotf rounty, Florida, to-wit W i j of N W 14 of N W ' f of S E ' f . See 3 2 . ' loth 1919, at 10 o'clock a, rn. for deee a.ed, all parties elaiming inTp 20 . ft "29. w W » i of HK*t of N\N «. of SK h . H r r . 7. Feb building appfokirnately one mile of road on f>re*t* under John' l l*IU . all parT wp. 2 d 8 , It. *11 IV arref* The 4<ald S R If of 8 E ' f . See 3.1, Tp 20, It 2 9 . laud btlnf « p p i p#rd at tho date of the Im u - Cleneva-Saniord road weal * f S F Jnhlia river, tie* elaiming i n i r r e it under Fran k ­ W ff of S W If of N W ' f , See 3 3 , T p 2 0 , Flan* art d, •peel fl­ lin Mnore., deeeated, all panic* a n rr of aurh re rtiH rite in the nattie of N. IF with* Crystal Itiver rock ea tin ns may h*s Fad upon application t** ih#* elaiming interest* under Stephen Ijm* E ' i - n f W I* of S E ' f of N W I f , Sec 3 3 , c le rk of |he Circuit Court H Hitpkin*. de^e**,',L *11 parltew Tp 26. It 29 waU h, T o* t * rf inn.te No daled ih»* Lights reserved to reject a m anil all hid elaiming inleft-ei* und, r Itnhe-t l‘r»lh N h nf S ' * of W h nf W ‘ » of S E M Of 16vt rtev id Jtitir, A l» 11103; raid r* rtih ra lr . F A IIOIM.I ASS, Clerk all partita elaiming Ini. real under Thorn** NW See. S3. Tp 20. R 29. t n i t r i m thr ffllowir'K de«rrthed property Heard of County . <'e m mission# r«, Miller, dic'd , all partie* rlalmlng S l -ff of W 14 ol S E If of N W f f ol See 3 3 . nilunird in Stefnindr- r n u n h , Florida, t Seminole Co unty. Fla. Tp 20. It 29. interest* under Georgians Joiner or Wit S 2 k : r h . of S W » , of f t w »4 of N F S . 3A-f.tr under George R. Jo iner. *11 parties Her. 7, T » p . 20 B-. II. ill Ka»l. 7.43 a m # . 947 f t E * W hv 670 ft N * S In S E rlalmlng interest* under F, N. The wald land brine af»pri»#ed a t the data id eor N W If of N W If of See 35, * B4f of Fulling, all Parties rlalmlng inter­ the Irpuanre of puen rertlflrate in the name 3E, Tp 20, H29. : «> of N E / i of N W h , 8 * e -------' ------est* under M a r y . J . Skinker. dee'd., ,ull Court, H n 'rn ih ('Ifroll, Hrmlnolt# In ( B E if of N W ' ( See 3 5 , T p 2 0 , It 89. of J . D. Hurrall. all parties claiming interest* under C o u n t), Jrlurldi Reg. I0 rods W of N E eor of S R f f of The aild II. G. Dleterirh haa filed A id Is a a r H. Trahur. all partie* claim­ BE >4 Ilf See. 9, run S 40 rods, W 3 0 , rods, N n r t ii'r at * # in my tfllcr. and haa made t p - U y r f d n v t Turpentine ('o m p a n y ing Inleretl* under J . Henry Hint40 rods, E 30 rods to beg. See 9‘, T p 2 0 . piiratiori for t a i deed* t*i i#rue In a rr u f d t n r* te n , all parties claiming Intereits Mr»fth law. Units* paid rrrtiftratf# ahall l>e (k>org» W. II a mho, IV. J . under Cha*. F. Will, all person* N W J I " I N E if of S W I f . See 16. T p 2 0 . MllUn, J r ., . . H, .WlnftHil I I , y* wml ruln-nii d f necutdifii In la * tax dtfrd* will rlalmlng intrrrat* under Kate F. II. O. I' J.tlin-nn, jF4 ui’ thrreon on fht 1 2 1 * 1 day of Jan u ary . .yon: *11 parties rlalmlng interests N l * of N E l f of N E I f of 8 W If See IU, Ella F. Urawdy. Hirhnrd A. D r a a A. D- IIH&Goltlirh If. ‘ K ry ler. all parties Tp 2(1, It 10. •I y. UhsfliV K, T uf Is, J, I - Hack rlalmlng Interests under Charles M. WltltePP my official s IKnit tire and real l hi* fh*>. J . D. Uarkiu-y, If. C WhiteS E > , of S E ' f , See 16. Tp 20. R 30. Hamilton, all parties claiming In­ tlau 2 Olh day of i J i i i m b t r , A, f^* I H L W** of S W h . Sec. 19, Tp 20, It. 10. h**'L Wm. CL l la t k n r y , Auguata Ural) K. A. DOUG LABS. terests under A. It Carver, all E ' 1 of N W ' j . Sec 20. Tp 20. It 30. J %n#lera, Hfii H. N«*rwe»4»d, Mary L’ lrrk ("irruit Court Sf-mlnnip <^o., H a ­ parlies rlalmloY Interests under N L ' j of S W ' f lie.* 2 acres In N E corn er \ Norwood, Elisabeth TVmple*. lly V M I)ouKla*«, |» i A. 8. White, and all parties claim­ 70 yd* E and W by 140 yds N and S, See 6 , Uatib'l L4, Marsh, Susan M. Trag32*fitc ing Interests under Fran ce* E. Tp 21. It 30. • I ner anti Ja ». T r a i n e r , Sarah r . Kennedy or under Orlando Ken­ H E '4 of S W *'f, See 2 0 . T p 2 1 . It 30. Dor-clt and Jn*. D. Tlqrr.lt, Mary nedy, et alt You are hprnby ordered to appear to tho In Conti nf the O m n i, Ju d ,p . H*mlnole A. Slraufhn, fiuian liarkuvyy, LtrlT o all parties claiming an Interest under »er ft. Norwood, Nuthanlrl ii. Nnrbill of complaint herein filed on the 7th d a y r o i n l , . S la t * of Florida It. Winfield Hay*. Gigirge n . Ilaya, O. F. wood, lt«*ey E. Norwuod. Acne* E. of $pril. A. I). 1919. . In r*- K t la l r r f Johnson , Ella L. Drawdy, C h a ri.* E. Tuft*. Wct.»r, Thu*. !~ Marsh. M artha M artha Rr»llr»oii^ , It Is furthee ordered t h a t thia nolle* b * J . L. Ilack net. J . |). llaekney, II. (T. White­ Tu all C n d i U n , L r n l m Dlrtribulrro anrt t'r tiey and Bamutl Cerley, her hus­ published once each week[ for f twelve eoneeehead, Wm. <i. H ack ney, Augusta L. Anders, utlva weeks In the Hanford 1 "atl frn io n r harlnK Cliima or Demand, band, Daniel M. Harhney, Jo h n A. ___ rd 'H e r ___ a ld _, _____ a newsGeorge B. Norwood, Mary A. Norwood, Harkney, Jo hn D. Nirrwoorl, Mar­ BEalnat r i l d K a ta lC \ l J ^ a o P ! P , r I'll'lifKtll i t t . I l l d Hfimlnole roiintg. 'atnplaa. Daalei lj.. ‘Marlk. ‘ Wrn. fl. Maflll*' V on, and each of you, nr* hrr,l>y irotiflaa. tha D., Norwood. . Wftneaa my band and the aeal of tha aald r, Sarah K. Dorset“t, Mary A and rrnulrrd t a niaMbt-aa^-alBirBa and de*' , 'J."* !;• aKTHJ’ r l l y ,~ M a r y H. ltackney. Btaughn, Susan Hackney, l^risar IL Circuit Co urt thla 8th d ay of J a n u a r y . rnihitr * .iilr'h you. or rllh rr of you. may f ■ }*■ |,1* r Kr' ,' t ; a* MMUliif of the A. D. 1919. Norwood, Nathaniel G. Norwood, Rosay B. ),ni»l llaek ney , dehave asalnil Ihr r a t a l , of M a rth a Hrallraob, I*** Da (seal) E . A. D O U G LA S S, Norwood, Agnes F . Weber, Th oma* I . d r r r a i r d , lata of Saminola C o un ty, Florida, e.aurd. Thoma* Stalker, Willianr Marsh, Marina Cerley, Daniel M. llaekney, . Clreult Clerk. Seminole C o un ty, F lo r id a . to the u n d r n iz n r d administrator • of (ail) Mill*. Mathew A. Ste w arl, Fran ces John A. Hackney, Jo h n D. Norwood, M ar­ Massey A Warlow, n t a t r , within o n . year I r o n the data hrrrul. E . Kennedy and Orlando Kennedy, tha D. Norwood, W m . 9. M a rs h .' S a ra h L. Jemima Davie, Seth T a y l o r and Sol*, for Complt. Dated Nov. 14. JL D. 1918. Kelly. Mary S. H ack ney; Andrew Johnson, Motile T a y lo r, Alva V. W o o d , John 35-lltc E. MAGNUSON, Halil, Robert Frith, Georulana lit-Sw-Fit Adminiitrator. Jointr and tieor|a R. Joiner, t . N. I’ullina, J . Henry H ln U rn , Cha*. F . WUl, Kate F . l.y o n . Gottlieb II. In Court of t h r County J KeyUr, Charles M. Hamilton and County, Ntato of Florida ■A. U. Car ver, A. S. Wh ile e t aL In r* E•tat« ol T » the defendant*. George W. Hambo, W. W. T . Hum phrey, Winfield Hay* and T o all Creditor*, L e ra te e a , DlaDlbuleea and J . MeMIlian, J r . , 11 . . . . . . . — .-. Ella L. ail I'rraon* havtns Claim* or Demand* Georg* IL Hays, O. I1. Johnson. Drawdy, Richard A. D ra w dy, Charles L. aaalnat taid E s t a t e : You, and r a r b ot you, arc hereby notified Tufts, J . U Hackney, J . D . Hackney. H. C. Whitehead, Wm. <!. H ark ney, Augugla L. and inquired tu present any rlalm* and d< manda which ____ you, or________of e llh rr ofyou, you, may Andera, Geo. S, Norwood, Mary A. Nor­ have ____ against . m t h e_ e____ s t a t* ol W. T _J . llifmi iftjip h fiy i wood, Ellith Slh Tem ple*, Itaniel («. Marsh, dereasi dere ast d, late of Bemlnot* ro u nty . Florid* w Susan M. Tc agner, and Ja a . T e a s n r r, Sarah V ■. — ?-p- ■- r . t to the up' dersignad ad mlniatratrii of said F. Dorset! and Ja*. U. Dnrseft, Mary A. est ate e sta te , .within ttw w o yvara from the d a te hereof. Dated N ov. 14, A. I ) . 1918. ey a . . . ----------- --------- -. . . ----ROSA L. HUMFHRKY. 25-8 w -F rl hand, Daniel M. H ark ney, Jo hn A. Hackney, Adm lnlatratrli. John D. Norwood, M arth a D. Norwood Wm. B. Marsh, B a r th L. Kelly, M a r / H. In Court *r Iks County J u d g e , Sem note Hark ney, J . D. Harkney, a t e ie cd to r of th * County, S l a t * o r Flurlda last will ol Daniel H ark ney, dersased, T h o m ­ ‘ **. ■ ; In r* E s ta t * of as Stalker, William Mills, M a th e w 'A . Stew­ Aural Durnrr art, Fran ces K, Kennedy and Orlando Ken­ T o all Creditors, L * g * t* * * , D iitrlbutr** and nedy, Je m im a Davis, Beth T a y lo r and Motile all Persona having C laim *-'o r Demand* Taylor, Alva V. Wood, Jo h n Halts, n o b r r t against said E s t a t * : P ralh, Georgian* Joiner and George H. Yo u , and * a c h ot you, ay* hereby notified Joiner, N. F. Pulling. J . Henry llfnttr n. and requirsd to- pr***nt any claims and de­ Chas, P. Will, K at e P . . L y o q , Gottlieb 11. mands which you, or either of you, may Keyler, Charles Ml H amilton, and A. It. h a v* ara lnst th * r s t a t r of Aural florntT, C t r v t r and A. S. W hite: , d t r r a t r d . late of Seminal* C o u n ty , Florida, I t appearing from the aworn blit filed t o th* undersigned e i t r u t r l s nf said **ta D , herein t h a t your place of residence ia un­ within two year* from th* da ta hereof. known and th a t you are over th* age of Dated N ov. I t , A. D . . 1 9 I 8 . twrnly-on* year*. . Augusta Dorfi*r, 25-Bw-Frl E a e r u tr ii . It I* therefore ordered t h a t you do appear In this ro urt to the hill h r fr ln filed on the Manuraoturcni Ideal Firtilizern I l t h day of M arch, 1919. •NOTICE TO C O N T B A C T O R B * JA C K S O N V IL L E ,........................ FLORIDA It Is further ordered t h a t this order be Notice is kcrvliy given tha t th * Hoard of County Commissioner* in and for B®mlnol« published once a se e k Lir eight consecutive County at a sp rr ia l meeting to be held at weeks' in the Sanford Herald, a newspaper It) o'clock a. m. on Ja n u a ry I l t h , HM9 will published in said Seminole county. receive seated Lida' for tha remodelling of Witness my band and east ot the raid Cir­ the Elks Club building and will also receive cuit Co urt this Ja n u a r y s t h , A. D. 1919. separate sealed bid* for building a vault In .signed) E . A. D O U G LA S S, ( connection with t h e Elks club butldin(. tseal) Clerk Circuit Co urt, Seminole Co.. Plana and specifications will lie on file in tiu* Florida. offiee of the clerk at ihw Circuit Co urt on M assey'A Warlow, and alter Dee. 2 0 t ! v 1918. Sulleiluri tor Complainant* • Hoard*reserves the right to reject any and 35-9U ail bids. H IL L -**• He'p bveh a Funny Old W i n d . mcli u name. That Is, there Is nn apyclal meunlng to the wort! Pupa us It Ib used fur them. “In olden dnys tho word papa inrnnt u goodie, TI i Ib wns a won] lined by some people known us the Celts. They used to feed their children till ports of soft delicacies which they called goodies nntl ns tho seeds of pop­ ples were sometimes boiled (not for Ihc c h il d r e n but for people fur away) mid made .very soft, they were called goodies, too. Then ns-Papa meant a Goodie, they became known by that mum'—nnd of course later on wero called popples. Some popples ‘were tnlklng together In a garden once nnd tlipy were telling the little popples thehistory of their name. Soon they he­ rnia talking about their gorgeous color­ rA S in O N S SURE TO I 1L E A S E . Tho Bleevolosa capo, belted at tho waist, at least at the front. Is one of the particularly clilc features of the now turnon's fashions. Tho model pictured la carried out In black vel­ vet, lined with striped Bilk. The col­ lar is of whlto broadcloth hemstitch­ ed with black allk. Medium bIHo re quires 3'Jj yards 40-Inch velvet. Tho plaited skirt calls for yards 4Slnch flannel. ______ . PraclIAil amf* stylish at Tlio panto ings. lime Is tho second model lu nov. li)“ 'It's so nice to he red.’ said one foulard silk built over a foundation beautiful poppy. of taffeta. The Idea Is valuable as a “ ‘One would think yon Imagined make-over suggestion. Medium alie yourself to bo n book,' mild Mr. Yellow requires 4 yarda 3fl-lnch flgurtfd'nnd Poppy. 2 yards 36-Inch plalu silk, with 2^4 ‘"N’lintoror do you mean?’ nsket! yards lining. First Model': rictorlal Review Capo Hip red poppy. No. 7836. Sizes, 16 years and 16 to '"Rooks nro rend, aren’t they?, 'haked 42 Iqches bust. Prlcp, 25 ccntq. • the yellow poppy. ’ Second Model: Overdress No. 7793. “ *Ob. dear me, bow vrry, very Sizes, small, medium nnd large. Price bright,' mild Mr. Red Poppy. ‘Of 26 cents. Skirt No. 7378. Sizes, 21 roflrse I meant my color wns red. I to 34 Inches waist. Price, 20 cents should have been more careful how ,1 (iulmpc No. 7420. Sizes. 34 to 46 In­ 8I>okc.' ‘ , ches bust. Price. 2u cents. Embroid­ “ Tin glad you weren't,' nnld Mr. ery No. 12450. Blue or yollo* trans­ Yellow Poppy, ‘for It guvo mo a chance fer, 15 ecu La. to rrnck n Joke.' "And nil tho popples around laughed fi" hard that they dropped some needa ■frrm rho small holes on tho under aide of their potls. “ 'I al'.vuya (Imp needa when there. I* u good Joke,' said Mr. Crimson >I’oppy. Togs' NowjUrady for Shipnicnl ” 'So do I,’ Bald Mr. Pnrplo Poppy. " 'Wo drop them too when tho wind Mows.1 snid Mr. rin k Poppy. Thn pvgi’Blaturc* changed the rates “ ‘Ah. hecaase he’s such a funny old for registration of motor vehicle* for wind,' Bald Mr. Yellow Poppy. 1919. ‘".Vo wonder,' said the wind as ha Tax due from persons in the State hegnn to blow, -fh a t I don't !et the popples lost oh long us the other flow- 39-,,aY■i, *r«- It's-because they coll me a funny RATES old wind.', .• 'M o to rcy cles..--................—........ 12.00 “ ‘la that the reason the popple* , H o r s e p o w e r A. L. A. M. A. dont lost longerY asked Mr. Bun. n o Rating had Been tho popples and loved thetr bright colors and many a time ho Automobiles. 22 horsepower 6.00 bad wondered why they lasted such a or *css—------▼cry short time.* . Automobiles over *.2 to 27 8.00 "Tlint’B the reaBon,' Bald Mr. Wind. II. P ......... - ....................... — "'V o mutter,' said Mr. Yellow Automobiles over 27 to HE Poppy, 'we're glorious while we last, j P .„ . ...... . .............— . 12.00 16.00 Wn«l'1 rnthcr'b* jeny, YjrlRht. bfna- Automobile's over 35 H. P. Iful populeB nny dny than thote Ever- Autpmob||eg satiny; 10 or •■■tint- flowers which haven't any of . ■„ 100,00 of yourwlvcB.; Trucks, not R,or^ lha" | ton p 10.00 1919 AUTO TAX __ DUE NOW _ ehr rtsltml the sun. "We tin," mi It! Mr. Re<l Poppy, o* on#* °f hlg petals was blown off by the *ltul." „ "Well, Daddy," spitl Nancy, “I think Uitu in moro meaning to tho namo I'fii'n. nnd Its relation to tho wonl ro.;;Up tlinn you sny there Is, for c r - Truck*, over 1 ton, not over 2 tuna -------- ------- ------- - 1 ?26.00 / f **-Trucks, over 2 tons, not over 60.00 4 tons V ...................... ....... 1 0 0 .0 0 Trucks, over 4 lontt 15.00 Dealers_______ __________ __ chaufTeum - 2.00 Hc cnakpt wag0M nnd ambulances oiteratcd « * * » ■ ^ untlertakera.._____ ------------- 10.00 benrilly ngreed'Daddy Btnllcd a great, The law requircB an application onppy nnttel - — ---------------------. kworn to for each machine rcBUtcfOll In Machinery of Llfo. ed. All questions should be fully Courtesy is thp oil In tho machinery aBve correspondence. - - —r — ----- -----------' a, inBWeretj iB w crcu ilo u ■ »*» and . f t ? ^ necT * arT f?r 5° ,n ' Personal eheeka del»T delivery, •nd it helps to make people happy.*— , ___ Blanks may be had from Garages, A vT elan ed a, ** T u Collectors, Sheriffs, Clerks Cir-cuit. Court, or by applying to Hair on • Donkey.' ERNEST AMOS, On which aide of n donkey would Comptroller, Tallahassee* FIs. Yon expect to And. the more balr? Gnawer—On thy outaida.. LUM BER CO. CHOICE MAINE AND W ESTERN STOCK i : ry Order your seed and fertilizer early. . * Write us for priceu and particulars. WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER CO. ARE YOU INSURED? ' IF N O T, S E E 30-Ctc Nolle* NO TICE hereby given that the Hoard of C o u n ty Commissioner*-for Seminole county, Florid "Morlda, a, will receive bids bid* on Ja n u a ry m lltn i ,, t91 B, a t 10 o'clock a- tn. for t h * purchase M as* of o n e ^ n d grader. . . . J f f j d reuorva* tha right t o ru le d an y and nil bids. 1 9 - 6 le W. J. THIGPEN & COMPANY S. A. OOUGLASB. Clerk. _* E. A. DOUQLABS, Cl*rk. In C lrrnll C oart, H r is a ik Circuit, H am latl* County, Fforldn Overstreet Tu rpentine Co m p any v*. Georg* W . Hambo, all parties claiming In t e m b t. under if. Win­ field Hays, all parties claiming In­ terest* under ‘G *orc * B . -Hays, all p a nic* claiming TntereaU under O. P . Johnson, all parti** claiming - A G EN TS I * ^ OFFICE PEtlFLEa BANK BUILDING r>|ln>ord. Florida . - ; ■* / - ■ ~A'm > y ■; ■ i . •; •' . . • * -v : a H Spaulding R ose No. 4 Red B liss Triumph _ mkj raecW -ti - SEED POTATOES m tsd sm I B s . - - - rt. Fi i iiU V f- - re r i .i L _1? »-'• i-f J1v _ ^ r r =. : � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 10, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/786423b679f0e7489c70a9e675616a20.pdf ccd6036712dc3bcae5cad7cc748419d3 PDF Text Text LT ) *#• , c. • / * 3' • i 1 ••• • - t r ~ . •>* •-«. 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In some manner the lbwcr floor caught fire presumably from tin oil The visitors included: Rev. M. H. stove and in a few minutes several of the lower rooms were ablaze as Massey and Jno. 1). Jinkins of th e' well as the stair case, cutting off any Daptist church and Rev. K. ' D. possibility of the occupants getting Brownlee, II. C. DuBoso and R. J. down. When neighbors discovered CELERY BEING SO L I) AT O VER Holly of the ‘ Presbyterian church. INJUNCTION GRANTED TO THE the fire they rushed to the home and $ 1.00 IN I1RADENTOWN AND It UL1NGS On account of sickness the other A1) MIN 1ST R ATI ON'S BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY CON­ CITY. ENJOINING TH E SOUTH started the work of rescuing Mrs. $5.00 IN SANFORD IS R E P O R T REGARDING EX C ESSIV E PRO­ churches of the city were not repre­ DUCTED AT THE P R E S B Y ­ e r n Ut i l i t i e s c o m p a n y FITS M UST STILL RE OBEYED ED . Mcthvin and her baby. They did sented. . TERIAN CHURCH SUNDAY FROM MAKING ADVANCE AT not turn in the alarm for tho depart­ The year 1918 has been n very Advices from the Bradentown sec­ EVENING ' Federal Food Administrator Brax TH IS TIM E . ment until MM. Mcthvin had been tion indicate thnt not only has let successful year for the Wesley ton Beacham has lieyn instructed by The J. N. Whitncr Memorial room Brotherhood Class which, under’ the In the issue of December 20th of taken out of the house and by the tuce been bcneflttedr and is being the Washington authorities to use Van dedicated at the Presbyterian able leadership of Dr. Philip's ns the Herald the Southern Utilities time the deportment arrived on the handled to good ndvnnfago, but that every means necessary to prevent church jast Sunday night with ap­ teacher and an excellent organisa­ Company served notice.nn the pub­ scene-thd lower floors and the in­ celery, has a fine prospect and th at profiteering by dealers In food and propriate sermon and exercises. lic that on Cite first day of January terior of the house were blazing nt u the record will be broken in prices i,™ > tion of officers and workers has be­ Virre is no iloubt that some repl ac­ .. Rev. F. D. Hunt, formerly pastor great rate. The fire department did they would raise the rate on elec­ this Coming season. The Mnnatee come a power for good in the church tivity will begin without delay, us of the church and life long friend of and the community. Although the fine work .saving the home but much County Growers’ Association ex­ reports reaching' him indicate that tricity to consumers about 2 cents damage, was done by fire and water pects to load its first car of celery on the late Mr. AVhitner, Dr. Hrownlee. service flag of the church containssome dealers .have taken undue ad- per kilowatt. jmstor of the Presbyterian church in the interior of the house. . or about the 7th of January and we Thw service, is not what it should iibqut__thirty—itara..-.nearly all of vnntQge of the public and ure rasiand*F. P. Forster, also -a .Ufa..long, which., tam rsents:. members of- this have. 'it authoritivcly that their |Yng their price brrtmd- whai the food be and sitice the-company raised the friend of Mr. Whitncr gave brief class there is still a membership on first cjtr hus already been sold at Presbyterian Church administration terms a "reasonable price about a year ago ami there sketches of his life and bis great above $4.00 per.crate, f. o. b. Bra was n o 'protest made the but citizens the active list of the class of fifty profit." Next Sunday will -be the sixth work in this section and for the en­ dentown. This speaks well for. the • generally thought -it about time to anniversary of the present pastorate r men. Repeated warnings have been is­ ure stale of Florida. % protest-and *•> .did the city council, of the Presbyterian church, and it is celery growers of that section, as sued to acquaint the public with the •Rev. Hunt preached at I h c even­ with the result that the council. hoped thnt large crowds will be pres- well a- the Sanford section, az we Wayninkers in the Changing Order fact that the United Stntes Food ing services, after which Nfr* Forster are advised that the, first car of San­ tlirbugh the city attorney, J . ......... We are in a changing order of j Administration is still a c t iv e and in -Dtrfctnmif lilt'd an tniunction •«t*im»sl~LUI" in nave a synopsis of the founding of ford celery to in* loaded by tlie San 1,11 V . Sunday school. 9:45 a. nt. f,,ri| -Truck Growers, Inc., has been th.. Southern CtHTtir* Co. raising the the Whitncr Me mortal FuArt and things and everyone is under obliga- control of eertain food'c»n«nj»'* * Morning worship, II a. m. iccount of his stewardship , ion to prepare the way for the bet- Erroneous report- circulated through rate on the first. sold up around tho $5.00 mark gave an ac • .Christian Endeavor. (1:15 p. m. the work of raising the money ter state. This f. o. b. We ennnot help but a p p r e ­ rh jswwill i he the theme at I the country some time ago to ' the of; ............ Tuesday beThe rase was heard . tIn- food •administration Evening preaching service. 7 i*. m. ciate and wonder at the marvelous and the purchase of the furniture the Congregational church Sunday feet .that I ,nlge U o u “s h o l d e r who had ,.n I unitary 1st The. re- f ■. Last him'lay night the beautiful si rubs being made by these aint equipment' of the room. The morning. In the evening I he In woul d j-tul 1 1.\* Judge IV rk m s uI,, , *i desltfbalei t h e food port- Min- 'i "t aiil hcti ti c, a session room man.v friends of Mr Whitncr wanted dex -Finger" Will lie the theme. and A ttorney completedI session room of the church great organizations when the jolt. h • representative u«linti.i str at i on remai ns on ,if which has been fitted as tin losepb creia- in f. o. b- sales is considered in give-sojne expression of their love Come and share in the worship. I'l.-kinson represented the city irinl Room Ho New t no Whitncr Memorial and appreciation nf this great man Mrs. Frye will be organist for the anti e s p e c i a l l y a u t h o r i z e d to 'leal and the general advance in price Ik R ‘ raw* with f lagrant and wr on g f ul practi ces - u i . r . l and A’ttwrney was dedicated. Rev ’ I".rank- D gone into over past seasons ami it | n was the idea of F P. Forster day. I nt the Southern Ctditn - Co. on the part *d dealers. tn furnish the session room of the Hunt preached the sermon. ’ Mr. oc.virs to us thnt a new ern Is dawn­ \ft.-r the argument front both f« the Presbyterian church as m fitting I While so m e'o f the rulings p p Forster, wlu» raised tin- money ing for the truck growers of Florida . lodge lloiiHhobbr granted the • Notice Woman’s • lub vvlm ure willing to lay /tsidc old memorial for Mr. W hitncr Mf fend administration m\e been Larinow up to the f,,r tin- room presented it to tlm methods and prejudices and followThe next meeting of the Literature lv rei»x«,«l while olhers have been iti' m' i -non slid it Forster and the many friends from Southern Utilities Co. to carry tlm church and it was received by the out the lines laid down by the oldest all parts of the state can now see the Department of the Woman's Club repealed completely, the rules which ,a -c before th - Circuit Court am| it anil tin* prayer of dedication organization in the United Stall's (Diminution of their desires in this will be held -at the home of Mrs. govern margins of profit on food will be watched with great interest , '" ,!1 • The Eastern Shore of Virginia Pro­ elegantly furnished room and the I,, R. Philips, corner of Park avenue commodities remain in full f»rci* ami was offered by Mr, Hunt. u. r,. I cl«cvvhere in the state where duce Exchange. Never before jn the deification ejter elites Sunday night anil Eighth street at Jl :Ot» p. m effect. The increased privileges ^|r k ,| Holly delighted the , . . orpornlioi is operating plants history of Sanford have pricer ad­ vtre a formal turning over to the This will mark tlo* beginning ,f the r e l ax a t i on of , oc.gri-galion Wednesday night with given ilcalers by t The citizens of Sanford and the relative to our Allieil eounvanced to speh heights ami from our , liurch tfiis Session room. progra tn Fume rulings should be sullicicyf 1" r, , mbe/s of the . Ity council feel that interesting account of his cx- observation it 1b due to the care a very |,o of unusual After tin* services the audience tries, and promises to win the fair inimb-<l ilvab*rs to fur- ai the present time the Southern j perietices in Ihe Y. M C. A. Con- with which all products arc packed ware invited to Inspect The ......... and interest. Every m em ber of t h e Lit­ Out efforts in behalf of «he food ad­ I lilttics Co. is getting nil that is ference in N)*w York. a „d graded, and above ull, to the fnrrii-bfngs were greatly admired. eratu re D ep artm en t is urghd In ministration. Food Administrator homing to tlom in Jhe matter of copy righted brand that is being (M, t in* wist wall of the room hangs declares h,F intention >d following up rules on electricity, water, gas and j placed on the best of all packages. ,m ilegiinl oil painting of Mr. U hit- a tte n d . all cases of deliberate profiteering by ice xml the raising of rates nt this The grower and the handler havts all 1,, r which was thn inspiration of the imposition of penalties wliicb time will hasten the decision of the. made money this season nnd thb * R,.\ limit who raised the money by j will have a lasting effect on violators majority of the tax payers that the! trade lias been benefitted nnd sa.tls . - 9 subscriptions fur this work of art. of the rules. only relief in siglu is a' show down fled'because of the rtssuraWce ihejJ No member of 'the Presbyterian ^ Until a formal peart1 has brm now or munMlTal ownership. bml fron\ these grades and packs i hurch was solicited and no motiey signed by the United States govern­ that they were getting whnt they The present rati' on electricity was accepted from a member, all the ment. the food administration re­ w as Iff cents per kilaVntt for the paid f„r. There is no difference in on,i,i _ for the furnishings, and the be mains in force, ami from every sec­ Iir>t fifty ami the prop ,| rat'the grading and packing and brand­ . pa nting <oming from t hi- friends tion of the country reports indicate raised was ns follows: ing of food commodities us between „{ Hi,- di-i eased who five hi re and (Rat tin- heavy hand of the law iany other articles on the market for F irst-50 KW ut 15c per KW I >,ri>tiglp>ut tin- stall- alui who ari failing on those who ignore the regu­ snle. A person buys his favorite Next. 100 KW. at Lie. per KW. _______ ... not members of the church. lations. T h a t a few In Florida arthat, shoes, collars, shirts, razors, Over 150 KW. at 12c per KW . [ The sesiKon room is a most lining in danger of the extreme penalties, Minimum charge $1.50 per month. lv T H IS BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM IS cigars, chewing gum, cooking utentestimonial of tlie love atuL esteem cannot be doubted us evidence uf\ o llces of tl.fl increase were mnile.l TO RE CONTINUED IT M UST sils—In fact everything—because of in which J. N. Whitncr was Jtcld by INTERNAL REVENUE C O l.I.l.t T* roady in the hands of .Administrator with the statements at the first of HE SU PPO R TED IlY TH E PhO the name of the brand. And once and it is a O K WILL WAIT UNTIL THE Bencham beam out that fact. 11 numerous friends this brand Is established the-demand - • • this mnnlFi, These . should he igP l.E OF T H E t IT\ trdiqte well deserved for J N. WhitIGth IN O R D E R TO CONFORM for rfueh makers’ output is scarcely is ‘ finally nored. until the matter is •linully ^ ^ ^ ^ Weeks past, as a contri­ *■ . r's life was s|M>nt in helping ht» TO NEW LAWS IF PANSKE ^ ever over supplied. .The fnrmers are Housholdcr now f o u r l Uommlsshmer settled and any increase in charges i . bution to the community interests, fast learning this nnd in the Sanford Int-mfs and alleviating waiit and W a s h i n g t o n . Jan 1. The opening Last week Judge Perkins was or- 1 should be report* d to the city at . and also partly in response to a Te­ section they are today as jealous of ■ii.-tre-s of ot hers and Ids lif* was lived in serving the Lord-and serving ,,( the new year finds the gokernment dered out of Ins ilistrict to try a cu»c. [torney. ______ ________ quest xtr thr-columns of the -Sanford their Red Gator brand vegetables a s. tax collecting program—'whL-h - onlm wherein "The judge of that district j 1 Herald, the Music Department hns n youngster is of his toy train and as hre -rrty and s t a te . | ... , ni|nl. TAIIITVIII ’ ----• ' .1 ‘ • was disqualified. During the abCommunity Sings Resumed been conducting a Community Sing. a result they are receiving prices and A member of the P r e s b y te r ia n arily would lie put under way ■till in uncertainty on account ot sen ce­ of the j u,jKc from bis district After the holidays the Community At great trouble, songs buve been putting up better goojls than h i i hurcl) for alm ost half a c e n tu ry . delay in passage of the. revenue bill. lt was found thot lom e impottant Sing baa been resumed and a pro-! type written and at a considerable ever been- their experience in -the - - - « ■ • .during most of the time as an elder Consequently. -Internal Revenue matU-rs had. to be heard, and deter­ gram will be rendered at tho - Worn i expense books have been purchnsrd past. ' . of the church and . taking a deep tn. i in order that the very Intest a»ml •»*'* ^ * tcrest in the uplmilding of t h e Commissioner Roper, it was nn- mined before the judge* returned ami art's Club tonight. \ __Thc-Sanfnrd .and Bradantow u-or-church here and elsewhere in hts nounced today, will, wait until Ja n . upon u|)on petition peuuon by uy the local bar — Judge _ T h e^ onduct«rt. of the Community hast al nut,pupalar, aungs anti—patri ganizations arc working hand In havo uhlTw J a number df otic songs fiiight be offered at these ----------sta le- the^new -session - room—ia -th e . 16th botonr preparing forms fo r-in - i»rrk|DS appointed-H. Pr-Htmaholdcr _____ and ornfits iudgo to be court com- bmg lum nni r . meetings, nnd the public givqiL.an h a n d — and blessings to ' one Is a county judge profits tax tax returns returns and our rn„ntv new church which he was not dcs- comes books containing a largo collection j blessing to the other, while to pay with roller missioner for Seminole county. Mr. the soldiers and sailors , opportunity to learn them. lined to see completed is a monu­ otherwise proceeding an injury to one means a slap in the of the songs ment to his memory that will live as lions under either the old law or the Housholdcr received his appoint­ sing and-now th^M he bo^s arc copi- . Just at this time Sanford is suf- other’s face. T h e ir. principle* are By that ment Sunday night und was ready Fm h om e'll' ia well tlmpsu'rh sln p r fering. from a lack of good music. long as the church stands and no projected netv measure. high and above bpard in every re­ time he hopes the revenue bill will for business early Monday morning. are being conducted in Sanford.1 finer testimonial to his many go®1 We have no btnd* an^. ‘ h° spect; all money goes to tho grower traits ami his useful life ‘*ou'«i «c be sufficiently far advanced in con . i.vti-n<ii-<l to has but few 'opportunities to hear and even today many outsiders con­ This arrangement makes some A cordial welcome is extended to goad music of any kind, except at bestowed upon him living or dead. frrChre to permit the preparation of matters easier to be handled in this sider the ipan lucky who is a mem­ the entire community to attend the forms. county and in the appointment of Community Sings and help sing—the the churches. The valuo of good ber and is handling his product* BROTH ERH OO D ENTERTAINS ileanw hilf. it-was1 said there was Mr. Housholdcr to this position, admittance fee is nothing and you music to n community, as well as to through either of theso organiza­ no legal obstacle ter prevent any citl both the county and Mr. Housholdcr don’t have to sing if you can’t sing individuals, has always been recog tions. There are, of course, num­ nized os one of the most necessary < loses Successful Year With Great ten from paying hia income taxes are to be congratulated. bers of good handlers outside of the but it is desired that ull who can relaxations and inspirations. j Banquet any time after today, calculating his organizations and it ia no reflection Commissioner Housholder’s- first sing shall attend and sing. A criticism has been offered that on them or their method* of business One of the finest church meetings nssessment on the income for 1918 duty, was to hear a petition of the Mrs. Julius Takach will begin her the Woman's Club did not begin to that this article appears, but we of the year 1918 was that of tie at the lower rates of the existing law. City of Sanford and_others against chorus within the noxv wees ... - ' ' ' k Community Sings until the war . Wesley Brotherhood Class of the Revenue collectors/, will receive re the Southern Utilities Co., in which and any woman who desires, whether, ^ and that now there ia no realize, as all of us must realize' M. E. church width was held at the turns, but will reserve the right to the petitioners asked a restraining she he a member of the club or not ^ f «, thc sinRB T h l, is a sooner or later that thero is a now -c la ss room* in 'th e church on the require later amended returns in order against the Utilities Co. pro­ may join this chorus for the small ^ ^ thjg jf thp MCOn(i attompt order of things and thqugh i t had last night of the old year. conformity to the new law and pay­ hibiting the company from raising sum of fifty cents for tho course f Department to hold been delayed, the organization of The gathering marked the climax ment,.^f additional tax under it. the light rates. Mr. Housholdcr ten weeks. The Sanford.public will 01 ine mu ' - -— . , i these Sings, and besides, should we Florida truck growers was hound to of a very interesting contest which • Whether the time for filing of in­ granted temporary injunction in the find no difflcultr in recalling some | .............. n,.n»tn ...... , . not now ns a victorious people «hr,w show has been going on among the mem­ come tax returns will be extended matter. , of the excellent entertainments given ^ . p , nd thanksgiving by come. Hence, It ia only policy, and bers for several months. Tho contest beyond March 1 this year has not only sound judgment for ui to com * —i by the Music Department Chorus « voices in song? was carried on to stimulate attend­ been determined by the treasury. , . Mr. and Mrs. J. S : Wilson are last year. Our tourists will very ™ ,wn* U|’ mend it ns n supccm, realizing th at ance, .the class being divided Into i “ „ L amonK and let u. by all I Mn,. Ju lia . T .k .e h «l.ea leeely happy ovyr th e arrival of their s«n. whut were known as the "blurs' and meana « l.e them entertainment a n d 'o l her titan and l.le n t to lead t h e .. as it grown, those of us in Florida, in Little Helen Miller Sergeant Jo e Henry of the Marine the "red s." By a bare majority the Sings, *and other faithful assistants nny kind of business will prosper pleasure while they are within our "reds" won and the banquet for the are always in. attendance to aid in because' of the satisfying power of Helen Ora Miller, the 14-months Corps' stationed at Puris Island. occasion Monday night was furnish­ old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Jo4, joined the army to fight the gates. ‘ ! making everyone feel welcpme. The our mainstay—the tiller of the soil. ed by the "blues." i attendance hns been discouraging Miller of this city died of pneu­ Huns and left a fine position with RESCUED FROM FIRE and it resta with the public whether An. excellent program was pre­ j . ------TT ~ i'jjr pot these Sings shall be continued. pared by the class' consisting of monia on Saturday, after, an illness tho City of Pittsburg hut since the . Notice lo Parent* was is over he will*stick until he is M rs. Mcthvin Had Close Call I*"Music Department urges overy short addresses by members of the of only ai* hours. The schools of Seminole county class and music via Victrola^ Thwe ^ While fverything possible was mustered . out and meantime he ia ' Burning Home on Laurel Avenue |m#n womall anj child in Stanford. Mrs. Bert Mcthvin had a close wj,0 can possibly do so, to make an will open Monday morning, January addrcssMt were very done to sa,ve the little one t life the enjoying a visit with his parents 6th, 1919. This applies to both were enjoyed by all, touching prin­ mu, an exceptionally ...... * * i , : . - • here. He has fine cull from death last Saturday when effort to attend every Friday night f • ' cipally upon thc thought of brother­ efforts were fruitless and the end n ' . , . her homo at the corner hf Laurel at 7 ;oo o’clock. An hour apent this white and colored schools. - . came on Saturday afUnioon. trained voice, and his singing h , , j avenue an(j Second street caught wJ y wni be a benefit heyohd calcuhood and fcllowahip. Thc Sanford achoola will open at After the >refreshmentrf consisting Funeral service* were held on attracted attention wherever he g o e a i- ^ j rom #n 0 jj gtove on' the lower ution, and when the summer months 9 a. m., eastern time. • . • • . 'com e, Community $lngs in tho Park of coffee,'-sandwiches, cske srtd cig­ Sunday afternoon at Lakevlew cem­ and thc " Y " at Paris Isjand an d ' floor. T . W. Lawton, . ars, the visitors were called upon for other camps have him on the list of| Mrs. Methvln was-In bed on the will not only" he a possibility but a etery. Rev. M. H. Masaey of the Superintendent. short talks and Fesponded nobly entertainers all the tim e. . ’ second floor with her three day old positive delight, Baptist church ofndating. v Such gatherings as this arc very ] • • ... .IfHITNER ME­ MORIAL ROOM D ED ICA TED stimulating to , the religious work of the city, b rib in g the nn*n of th e jlif Tcrcnl "churches In close contact aniF giving.opportunity fibrnn exchange of views. It was unanimously de­ cided that more get together meet ings should be held in the future. FORMS NOT READY FOR INCOME f AX J AND SANFORD PROSPEROUS SHALL COM­ MUNITY SING BE CONTINUED ••tL ’em a ! �'l l <JJ|«**W*»* DECEMBER 27, 191b TH E 'SANFORD HKRAl.Dk PAGE EIGHT 32x3 M black and white the < An Appreciation and rim for Dodge Runabdbt W ill’ we ever forget him—that Finder return to F. W/ Cook geritle, kindly o|d man, wending his receive reward. * 29. way ‘ to the sanctuary^ trembling with age . and infirmity? Can’t we FOUND hear his gentle voice now, as he re­ sponds to the call of his pastor to (Copyright, ISIS, by- tbo McClure N ewspa­ close the service with prayer? Will 1 W anted—Live wire canvasser and 0 per Syndicate.) American Nation Maintained Al­ we forget that tender Earning of collector health and uccident inaur- pi Geoffrey Illlton tossed a. penny on lied Loaf Through Selfr * one who was so sodn to ^ass within ancc proposition. Salary add liberal jj the counter, caught up a newspaper solemn commission paid. Apply- in person the veil? Do not those" mid hurried Into the wnitltfg car. He Denial at Home Table. words of. fatherly . solicitude come after G.30p. m. None but hustler need opened his paper, und after finishing .floating back on the shores of loving apply. . 4 l0 I’jlm ftto avenue. nn nrtlcle, was nboiit to turn the page, memory, “ Lord, help us to live as AVERTED EUROPEAN DESPAIR /when he heard n smothered and dis­ we will wish we had lived when wp appointed “O h!" beside him, He turned FOR SALE 4 come to die." . anil discovered that he was sitting be­ With Military Demand* Upon Ocean side n very attractive girl dressed In — T o -R e n t— Houst-p rorrtt?r | He tried to live so. Hip awpet Shipping Relieved, World Is Able carrying s p o r ts . . _ _ a • tennis and Third streets. Apply "ifirK was reaching out in deeds of i TflCtJfJFr.’ ' l i e r g old en l i d l r c u r l e d nliout Washington, D.''C.—With the subsid­ r to Return t o K # r M ir W im » Pace. • . . • ! kindliness and ' helpfulness. In his her fnce'bewltchlngly; she turned her ence of the epidemic of Influenza the - ■ Wheat Bread. love for childhood he might'echo the head so quickly that Hlltyn received atten tion of health officers Is ill reeled only*the tiniest glimpse of blue eyes. to pneumonia, bronchitis and other words of that great poet who cx. 8 Inco thc.ndvent of the latest wheat He opened the paper to where It "was discuses of the respiratory fystein claimed, " I love God and little c h il-; For Sale— Duroc Jersey sow and crop the nnly~llmltatlon upon Ameri­ before and searched diligently _ for which rcgulnrly cause a large number dren.” T h ejr simplicity appealed to ten pigs. J . M. Lord, Rt. A, Box For font— A six room ho’u ■ this charming feature of his own 212, Sanford, Fla. can exports to Europe has been the v.hat had so Interested the beautiful 33-3tp Morrcs Station. Enquire of , of deaths, jcspeclally during the winter shortage of shipping. Between July 1 stranger. His search was of no avail, season. According to Itupert Illuc. personality. Ellsworth, Beardall /\ve. 13. and October 10 we slityped 05,080,303 however, and soon the girl got off. ~A fripnd of the little ones—a com-l bushels. .If this rate should continue Nearing his stop, nnd turning to press For Rent— Four adjoining rade of happy youth, an attendant until the end of the fiscal year we will the button, Illlton noticed n postenrd and large gardm. Cheap. at their services, revered, beloved— , have furnished the Allies with more lying on the next seat addressed to Third at ®et. 3: will they ever forget their For Sale— Large second hand four than 237,500,000 bushels of wheat and the firm of which he was an employe. Doctor Douchclle? ' He picked It up, slipped It Into bis . flour In terms of wheat. light sash, blinds, casing, trim and The result of increased production pocket nnd promptly forgot all m_____ ____ _____. ________ . _ How beautiful for their young weig $4.50. Extra large, $5.50; and conservation efforts In the United about It. "*r experience how readily a"condition hearts to cherish* old people, tho»o 2 in 12 in. x 30 ft. plank9 (not States tins been that with tho cessa­ At his club soycrnl hours Inter while hcgluulng apparently ns a slight cold |that are trying to do the right! turpentined), qails out $1.25; stairs, tion of hostilities we nro able to re­ he wns smoking'bln after-dinner cigar uiny go on to pneumonia and death. Will" they treasure his memory etc. V.- Schmelz, Route A (Sylvan turn to n normal wheat diet. Supplies Hilton's mind wandered to the girl on Although the "worst of the epldelnlc Is ' 33-2tc Dial have accumulated In Australia. the cnr. Thoughts of her. reminded over, there will continue to be n large nnd his petition o! faithful pleading, Lake). “ “ ~ J j ... "*"*” * One Inch Cards Will La IVMiihtd Ft. Argentine and other hitherto inocces- him of the enrd which probably she. number of scattered cases, many of as the yenrs come' and go, those . , , For Sa e— Large work mule wagon -»**-«tlde markets may. he topped by ships dropped, nnd he.fished It out of Ills them mild and unrecogtrtzed, which precious, earnest words of tender . . , • , . •, _ der This Heading At The It IrOfI7JI released from transport service, and pocket. Being careful not to rend the will ho danger spots to he guarded su Per Year Etlropcnn demand for American wheat message, ho Just glunced at the signa­ against." T h e Surgeon General likened th probably will not exceed our nurtnnl ture— Rosalie Enmshnw. 310 Somerset the present situation to thnt after n th — surplus. There Is wheat enough avail­ avenue. great fire, saying, “No fire chief who For Sale—New Buick truck, 1918 able to havu a white loaf ut tho'com “Bv Jove.” hP' mumrias^Tr'^Tiri'K’ thulcrstnniis his business stops playing model. Guaranteed perfect Condi­ tnon table. Warren lives nt 313; I winder If he the t»osj*on the charred debris as soon tion, $750.GU! Seminole Co. Garage. ns the finmek nnd visible fire hnve ills. But Inst year the tale wns different. knows her." • 32-21p Office 809 Pari; Avenue appeared. On tho contrary, ho con­ The next day, accidently on purpose, Only by the. grentest possible saving tinues the wnter for hours and eceit' 1 Geoffrey Hilton happened to stroll by and sacrifice were wo nble to keep n . Telephone 291 days, for he knows thnt there Is datf- * . steady stream of wheat nnd flour mov­ Jack Wnrrph's place of business Just -ger of the fire rekindling fn>m. amol-j ing across the' sen. We found our­ ns the Inttcr wns leaving for .lunch. Office Hrsr H M 2 a.m.* dering embers." * . •c^ selves at the baglnnlng of the harvest The two old collegemntes were glad to year With all itfiilsriiilTy" short chip'. TTn-rr ngrrtrr. -rtml—JorfnlHr-fnlkcd over Even the 'most optimistic statisticians old times. After n llttlA maneuvering For £ a le — 1917 Ford touring car, figured thnt we hnil n bare surplus of Hilton obtained for himself an Invita­ Demountable wheels. Perfect con­ 20,000,000 bushels. And yet Europe tion to dinner nt the Warrens' that dition. Phone fi. P. (). Box 11(5.' evening. wpis faring the probability of a lin-nd L A W Y 17h ao-tf As It was still light after dinner, famine—nnd In Europe bread Is by far thank* to T'nele Sam's light-saving the most Important article lu the diet. All of tills surplus bud left tin- Idea, the two men had a set of tennis. FLORIDA ■4 country early In the fall. By the first After Mrs. Wnrreq came nut they had of the year we (mil managed to ship a another delightful hour on the ver­ little inure tlinn 50,000,000 bushels by anda. It wns with great'Interest that Hil­ practicing the utmost economy nt home—by whenflcss days, when ties* ton wntfhed -the Imil-e uer-*** til* meals, heavy substitution of other Street. Suddenly II light gloved III one cereals nnd by sacrifice nt almost of the upper windows, and ItIn girl of the ear appeared to pull down the every meal throughout the Country. In Jqiiunry the late Ixinl Uhotiddn, Curtain. For S a le -A ll kinds of wood — then British Food Controller, cabled “Nice girl—Rosalie Knrn«hnw," re­ Horshocing. J. L. Walker, south of that only If we sent an additional 73.­ marked Warren. “Iio you know 'her West Side bridge. . 29-otp Sanford 000,000 bushels before July 1 eould In­ Jeff?" take the responsibility of momtlng Ids In answering an ad vertlsemetil “I believe Fvn seen her once or people thnt they would be fed. twice." replied Illltou. “hut I do not where no name is mentioned in the The response of the American peo­ know her." . •'. id, please do not ask The Herald ple wns 83,000.000 bushels safely deliv­ "Say, Belli," cried Jnek, "I've o for information us to the identity of ered overseas between January 1 and corking- Idea! Let’s Invite h e r and the advertiser.. Usuully we do n ot, July 1. Out of a harvest which gave Jeff Wednesday evening for dinner know who the advertiser is and if us only 20,000.000 bushels surplus wfte and have n couple of set of doubles.'' we do we are not allowed to give actually shipped 141,000.000 bushels. “ Why. It woithl he lovely," ngn-ejl but this information. Simply write i MY SPECIALTIES Thus did America fulfill her pledge his wife. “Could you come, Mr. Mla letter and nddress it us per In- i For Sale— Duroc Jersey pins thnt the Allied bread rations could he Wager, West Side. 2! PICKARD'S IIAND-I'AIMKB t lll>* maintained, nnd already tho American structions in the ad. “With the greatest of pleasure." people nre demonstrating that,, with said Illlton, heartily. GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER nn nwnkened war conscience, Inst WANTED Soon illlton hade hfs friends good­ year's figures will ho bettered. . night and departed i-reinNIaa to lie there Wednesday. That night h* • Farming implements <>f dreamed that he was nt the Warren,* chest of carpenter tools, playing tennis with Rosalie. Sotminlrs, set of batteries anij how his racquet twisted and he sent + Our exports since ts country -F rles. Also lot nnd build- 1 the hall he wns serving directly Into + entered tho war hnve Justified a + ns, next to Vincent’s lNsh 1 Furnished Rooms by Day Rosalie's face! Stunned by the blow. + statement made by the Food Ad- 4* ‘ H-tf ! or. M onth— Ppfk avenue IT North Park avenue, over L.. I + ministration shortly after Its eon- -F Itosalle, fainting, dropped. .to the ground. -Hilton rushed-for. water, and ip.* <fc O . drug store 'Mr*. awoke to find himself kneeling on the H a rt,. juuiwgcr. 4- the solution of flu* country's F- floor liberally besprinkling th o . rttg with wnter. One Baby Grand t'ln-v 4- food problems. F Wednesday whs nn Ideal August ID CROSS MEETI NG 4“Tbe whole foundation of do- F II. (J. Dieterirh ti-tf Could S a v e 100,000 Liv es. 4- itineracy." declared the Food Ad- -J* day. illlton strode gayly along Somer­ T i n * T h i rd Friday of every i •*l believe we could easily save one 4- ministration, "lies In tbe Intll- -F set nvenue. swinging tils racquet, hi* month will be’ u busincs* 4- vl<1mi I .Initiative of Its poopl- J- heart keeping time to his quick foot­ hundred thousand lives annually In steps. tbe United States If all the people i meeting of the Ked ( ross* 4- nnd their willingness to serve the 4* We’want 1,000 pepper and tomato Found As Mrs. Warren Introduced him to would adopt the system of fresh alt at Woman’s C i.l* »3 k?* 1 4- Interests of the nntlotrwitli coin- -F growers to inspect our styick ol 1918 Office. 4- p lctesclf cffacemeni In the time -F Miss Enmshnw, he fancied thnt she living followed, for example,* In tuber­ crop of pepper and tomato seed just Av nue. at 2-10 p. iu. • •• 4- of emergency. Democracy can 4* grow a shade pinker, hut he wasn't culosis sanatoria. There Is noUdug, L o st—One black Jcru-y "cow-lost arriving.* Number 1 stork nt bottom 4* yield to discipline, nnd we enn 4* sure. She gave him her hand and a mysterious nhont It—no specific rocdlMark a round hole In each ear, white 4* solve this food problem for our -F beautiful smile In such a way thnt clue, no vncclne. The Important thing 1 prices. The L. Allen Seed Co. 33-2p JiCbt-in right danl;, .white stripe on I k tight living, good food unil plenty i'X •F own people and fqr.lAfl A lllc a ln -F Wanted— I will buy your Liberty tail 4 jnches long just above tho frestrnlr, 4- tb|* way. •To have done so will -F bush “Ilnvc you two met before?" 4* hnve been a greater service thnn •!«, Droplet Infection Explained In Pictures. Hilton looked at Miss Enrnshuw Inrewn 4- our Itntncdlnta objective, for we 4* •The Bureau of Public Health, west 4* have demonstrated the rightful- 4* terrogntively. She replied: "W e’ve never spoken, but Mr. Hil­ Treasury Department, hns Just Issued 4- ness of our. faith and our ability’ 4* a striking twister drawn by Berryman, Lost— U. S. Chain Thread ;Tire 4- to defend ourselves without be- 4* ton very kindly permitted me to rend tho well-known Washington cnrtooplst. 4* lug I’ russlnnlzed." 4* hl« paper one evening." The poster ^exemplifies tho modern Geoffrey wns tlumfounded—thnt she method of health'education. A fed4-4--F4-4-4-4-4- 4- 4- + 4- 4- + 4-T + 4-4- should remember; he never even Im­ jen rs ago, under similar circumstances, agined—luckily the Japanese gong nn- the health authorities would hnve Is­ Sending to Europe 141,000,000 bust), nounelng dinner sounded, nnd the sued an official dry but scientifically els of wfient from’ a surplus of appar­ group went Into the dining room. _ ’ accurate bulletin teaching tho role of ently nothing wns the outstanding **xMrs. Warren, nrdeftt inntchmnker dro|^.>t Infection In tho spread of reptolt of the American food nrtuy In tho thnt she was, made Rosalie nnd Illlton splrutory dlseuses. Tho only ones who critical year of the wnr. • • partners In the tennis which followed. would hnve understood the bullctlu All four were excellent players nnd would have been those who already G R E A T E S T O P P O R T U N IT Y there wns a hnrd tussle hir the gatnea. W O M EN E V ER H AD . T h ey played until It wns so dnrk they knew all about tho subject. Tho man in tho street, tho plain citizen nnd the ninny millions who toll for their living It wnn given to the women of this had to stop, leaving the score a tie. NOT A MOVING P IC T tW R . tint ‘hn «*mr N«, I C a m f M r Prulaftlrfa P U d n f Tamp*. J a r V Very often In the fortnight which would linvs had no lime and no desire country to perform the greatest aervaon»!Ili*. A lU nta. I.lr«il«*bam , S a ia tm a h . N i« tO lt-an* _ to wado through tho technical phrase­ Ico In the wlunlng of the war vouch­ followed Illlton wnn to be found In • safed to nny women In the history of the vicinity of Somerset nvenue-1- ology." the wars of the world—to feed the elther nt Rosalie's or the Wnrrenw'. warriors and tho wnr sufferers, lly They hnd tnnny delightful tennis the arts of pence, the prnctlce of sim­ games nnd canoe trips nn the near-by d r a m a tiza tio n o THE H A « ( P ^ L IC *. ple, homely virtues the womanhood of Inkc. a whole nation served humanity In Its One afternoon In late September ---- N =— : / ,j * " k y o u k ^ r— profoumlest struggle for pence' nnd Geoffrey and Rosalie were Idly d rift­ Dir f ing across the like In u entitle, when freedom. • . * ^ P R 0RC!7 *fS\) Geoffrey naked Rosnllo to shore the rest of his lift* with hliti. * TENNIS D r. #1 ♦ C. J . Mars SCHELLEMA1 ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER J . USE "‘/fTHE 4- . This co-operntIon nnd service 4 I ask of all In .full confidence 4 that Ainertcn will render more 4 for flag nnd freedom thnn king 4 ridden people surrender at emu4 pulsion.—Herbert Hoover, Au♦ gust 10, 1017. ’ . 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 + + + + 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A year ago voluntary food control was a daring adventure In "democracy; during the year an established proof o l Ui-uocruttc cnicleuc”, Wasn't His Fault. . Tho young recruit wok gifted with sninl! feet and experienced difficulty In getting shoes to' lit nt ihe supply room. After several attempts the bes^ lie could do was many sizes too big. At drill Hint day the cqtnmund wns glv. COLDS. INFLUENZA, PNEUMONIA. AND cu to "mark time.’’ All seemed to obey TUttJICUUMIS AJU.SPM AD TU B WAY nxcept him with tho smul| feet. Sin­ gling him out, the commanding officer Copies of this poster- can _ be obdemanded to know why bo woa. hot "marking time." M\VI /, man alive," talned freo of ebargu l y writing to the replied the poor fellow, "my. feet a n Burgeon Q tactal, U._ 8. ‘Public Health Bervlce, WMhlngton,~D. •C. V “olny, hut try shoes nln’L" . .. E U G E N E ■ ^ ' . W A LT FR O M THE N O V E L by J O H N . F O X Jr. f-^ . ^ As Produced at the NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE *NEWYORK LOITHB PRIC K *111 *>« m a U Ik * r * l * * f “ JU N E " « i * 4 * Priccfc fam oui bp C k u la lU W slk t* �SANFORD HERALD their little one are visiting his uncle John near Wekiwa. CO U N TY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH O F INTERESTING IT E M S FRO M COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS' O F SEM IN O LE COUN­ T Y -E F F I C I E N T R EPO R T ER S FO R T H E HERALD LAKE MARY IT E M S 1her home in Jacksonville Dec. 27th. Mrs. W. V. Evans, returned home Mr. and Mrs. 'Caldwell and Mrs. last week from a very pleasant trip Duffield of Orlando were in town spent ir. Tampa with her children. Tuesday lookjng after their property. J . G. Martin left Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. Hoy McCracken Fort Meade after spending Xmas were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. with his family here. Williamson one day last week1 Word was received here a few days ago of the death of Mrs. C. L. Streng of , Montague, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Streng spent several win­ ters here and were very much liked by aU who knew them. Mrs. Streng is survived by her husband and seversl children The friends of Mr. and Mrs.*A. E. Sjohlom will regret to know that their son, Fred has been .indisposed a t their horfie on Crystal Lake with a unusual baby of Greenwocfd, S ing relatives. minger and ’., are visit- Mr. and A f rs. M erritt left on the 27th inst. for their home in Maine. Mlss-Lilliari Waits was shopping in Orlando -Tuesday. Mrs. Rosenbaugh and son, Cecil of Winter P ark were the guests of Mrs. Mis3 Lovell sp*nt the Xmas holidays with relatives in Apopka. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Durant re­ . Mrs. Mobley is visiting Jier sister, turned home Thursday from Pierson Mrs. Bill Alien. where they spent a very pleasant Mr. and Mrs. J. S. pinke! and Xmas with home folks. * Miss Olive Dinkel motored to Or­ J . Brotherson and brother. H. S. lando Tuesday. Brotherson and family t f North Carolina moved here Just week to I’ PSALA AND GRAPKV|I,L£ spend the remainder of the winter Let us rally round the Sunday school this coming year and help to Mrs. E . S. Montgomery of Johns­ keep the home -ares burning; Rev, town, N. Y ., is stopping here at the Encspn leading at 2:00. Martin house for a few days.. We are sure all appreciated Rev. Fred Lee, who h*s spent Xmas Brower coming” to ua last Sundav here left Wednesday ■for a visit a his home at Jacksonville, M n. J . G. Martin and Mrs. K S Montgomery were visitors to Or lando Monday*. L o n g w o o d P it k i p s ’ Happy New Year! Mr. and Mr* Carlise Wart Iv a» children and Miss Ethel Hardy o Groveland and Miss Nar.ry Wartk •■( Uriando spent \rr.a5 with t r . : parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wartly Cecil Golden of Caristrom Field was the guest o f . J M. Waits durinj the holidays. Mrs Paul Hardaaa., and : a. little g:rU of Providence. K 1 . ar nved Christmas Evr. and will tie :h« guests of Mrs. Nettie Hardway fm th*- winter. Mrs e home folks here, to spend t R. Chapman return ■■■! t-j furlfnigh, with hi* parents, •M r. and PLAN A CROP ROTATION For soil improvement there ih'^ Mrs. IV- ft- .Guerry. Jo e is a me­ be at leat* one leguminous crop i Mrs. J . A. Vaughn and nep!Ve*r chanic at ,-»r avaition field.' * B etter Yields and Cleaner Fields ' <*ach rotationcycle/ To this d » u ! Schsll .waT'the guc^t Paul Mansfield spent an evening plants belong the eowpet and u Will Be The Result • at the home of H. G. Lundquist and i of friends in l Leesburg Christmas velvet bean. There should alio b« A systematic rotation of field crops sufficient number of animals, another with Mr. and Mrs.- Tyner. week. should commend itself to the Florida illy milch cows, hp each f'arn% ; Mr. and Mrs. M. A .' Warren’s The youngsters in Grapeville gave the glad New Year a noisy welcome ‘ daughter, M rs. Jennie Allman died farm er. It makes for soil improve­ utilize the roughage and to sum,-]! m ent, with better crop yields as a re­ the desired quantity of stable cy and all are glad another has opened at her home in Sanford Dec. 27th, sult an d -fo r partial elimination of nure, which, in 'addition to from a complication of troubles and before us. We that are oidcr, prop­ certaion crop pests. However, the crops plowed under, will fu,nil] -was buried at Lake Mary cemetery. erly in sober thought, realiiing most profitable crop rotation does humis to the soil. The condition Willie Brurtiley is at. home from though the old year brought' much not consist merely in changing the resulting from this treatment, if of aorrow and sickness to many 'of Grrcriwood military school for the crops around from year to year, re­ I soil is properly handled, .wjli mik us, yet a* living souls, capable of holiday vacation. gardless of the relation-oF-the crops;[ t h^-sueceeding-crops—more “Tfgomj praising Him, our comfort is .th a tj|l" L .' A. Brum ley and sons spent to each other, says the University of and capable of offsetting, in His rod and staff still guide us. Christmas -with Mrs, Brumley at Florida extension division. The cen­ + - * measure, the effects of any p** Some of the young people were Dr. Masters! samtalarium a t Port tral aim in all crop rotation systems that' may appear. ^ determined op having a pillau on j Orange and reports Mrs. Brumley should be to leave each field' in a Again, the successive crops in aai New Y ear's eve and ao to please as improving finely, but she will re­ better state of cultivation and rea­ rotation should be so selected Jni main for some lim e >;et. them one was hastily gotten up but sonably free from peats at the end of. arranged that no two Upon whicl much enjoyed nevertheless by the Sanford Truck growers ’ Associa­ each rotation cycle. the same pest may thrive wi]| ^ 3? young and old participating. It tion, Inc., members’ are pretty happy grown in succession. The principles was held at the lake, three nice at J3.00 per hamper for lettuce and - Th^ ‘most profitable system must | of disease, control by means of croj be-worked out for each farm, and for, chickens being disposed of with other prices good. rotation are based upon the fact thal each field, The county agent can be plenty of bread; pickles and coffee.Certain pests can thrive only on ctr of much service -in the planning. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fortier and GENEVA tain kinds of plants. Tbftre are certain general principles, mother and Gladys Robinson also An early planning of spring p!»st, Miss Clarice Hand of Sanford is however, that should be borne in joined us the guest of Miss Helen Moran this mind in this connection in order to' ings should be made In keeping Xjtb accomplish the most satisfactory reweek. ~ ‘ ' feed and foragtn EAST SA N FO R D campaign Bascom Mills is ike second of come U. S. service and it is needless to were pleasingly given. There were f gifts and candy for all the children and ap orange for everyone in the , large audience. ’ * * * Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker and daughter, Elizabeth were in . town a portion of last week-wtrir-Mr.—-7 , and Mrs. Weinman and party of Cartersville, Ga., who were guests at j the Carnes Hotel. The .Weinmans * ■are relatives of the Shoemakers and are touring Florida. Nothing to it, o f course; th a t’s why we wonder why some men don’t ^ee the economy ip paying a little more tp g et the saving in good clothes.' • These we sell, m ade by H art Schaffner ; < . - , & M arx, cost a little more than some clothes but they last so much longer they’re cheaper in the end. The new styles are here; they’re all wool, simple and refined and economical of materials and of your money Sanford Shoe & Clothing Company ' , • ^’E veryth in * Hen and Boys W ear" * - - " ••= . pro*pe COM PANY. TH E niaa glint* and Ihr -N'i-w ht-rt- l nope everybody will and the f l u will leave. f' Mr- Will Robinson. mothVF and ti-r. Mr* Byrd and Mrs G'alT left Miami Sa!u-day after spending Mr. and Mr%. Karell will leave this week (nr Arcadia, a'ter spending Xmas holidays with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tyner. Mrs. J . E. Vaughn and, Paul Mansfield sperTt THvsday, the last day of the year with Mr. and Mrs. Culp at their beautiful Home at Osteen ferry. ’ Mr. Neal Culp has the finest let­ tuce that 1 have seen this season and will soon he shipping^as'ain. Mr. dnd "Mrs; \Vh(* Robinson are busy housing the sweet potatoes. They have a fine lot of them. I see by the paper Ahar President Wilson called on all -wounded sol­ diers in France and says there are some that will never leavr there. He says there was one man th at lest both of his legs. Oh, ju st think what our poor boy is suffering from this awful war. The. bill kaiser is wearing frock coats now. - His rhilis did not kill Shorthand Class Mrs. J . N. Standifer, an experi­ enced shorthand teacher,’ who taught for many years in the University of Mississippi will begin u class in shorthand next week, at 327 W. Ninth street. Mrs. Standifer will be here only- a few months and those wishing to enroll should report early in the week as the class y i!l be limit­ ed to a few. 3 4 -ltp . . ; T h e hom e of H art S ch affn er & M arx clothes Knew What He Waa Doing. Visitor—“You were altogether too modest to talking to that geotlemao about your golf." Member—“But, that gentleman Is the chairman ot the han­ dicap committee.**—Judge. U N I V E R S A L CAR >nk*r nmv„ in order t<» insure fviiurscT st possible deliver)-. Production is utrh in limited quantities at present. It lime to turn the big factun~ backfrum *nment work to 100% production of So first come, first served. The defrom every part of the country, and jtbr To. will be impartial in the effort ly <veryor.e o f the treat army of Fori hi-'' mums that for somu time to come omy t » have enough cars to .supply . so, as above stated those who place first, "will have first delivery. : : Mr. Paut Mansfield left Wedneay for hii Jjoirc at Tampa after ending Christmas and holidays th his aunt. Mrs J. E Vaughn. . piece of fnachinery at $40 lasts X twice as long as another at $25, which is the most economical '- Before You Purchase his home in Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs. Maria and daughter, Elizabeth * til Miss' Ly da Peters of Jacksonville remain some time longer". and Miss Annie Peters of Daytona Mrs W. E P revail and *■ r M e - ' Chr;»tmas with home folks, G-irtis and Carmeta Barber of ranf'-rd were visitors at M. £• 11 ulry’i last T M-»day i >. i\i!-RS has been on the sick ions and Mas Genevieve V. ...unit list the past week. c.f Charleston. S. C.. are spending A!: Herbert Chaffer of May port ‘ pent ,!)e holiday* with his parents, Mr and Mrs. J. M. Chaffer. Messrs. Dunn and John Evans of Lati- Msrv visited Mr. and Mrs. A.ftirey Moran last Tuesday Mr ur.d Mr> Eichnor of B a lt i­ more and Mr and Mrs. Charles m o n d a v t - t . u e f o r - nit- t i m e a ;< .*.1 mg this week for C arver wht-r^ Mr Brumley of >t Augustine are spend­ Burgess has a positien waiting i.;m ing the holidays in Geneva with Joe Guerry ‘ le ft h e re Saturday f ■ Ft Worth. Texas, after a ten da;. * A problem in saving — for business men JANUARY 3. 19|9 c. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman ^ imunaii xiuiiniiiii^ctiiiiKjiiuxxiiuiuuniociiuiuiiiHX imiiuimx I E L D E R SPRINGS W A TER P ure. Sparkling Spring W ater'Brought to Your Door Daily Elder.Springs Water has a Guaranteed Purity cf 99.99 Per Cent T . O. CHARLES, Distributor PHONE 3 1 IW FOR SPRING PLANTING— JANUARY DELIVERY «. HIGHEST QUALITY MAINE GROWN Write for prices giving quantity desired. We handle Spaulding Rose No. 4, Irish Cobbler, Early Red Bliss Triumph, New Crop Turnip, Cabbage, Onion Seeds and Sets LATEST <Tlf)p s Yi :i> oats. sF.rn in r. lin t) wheat, rai ENGLISH PEAS. IllUVS. ETC. Our (Wx-rl^dtr FREE *ps« tr,wr>* ULfE R1H1KIS UTt.NO MAS 11 MAKES IIEW LAV. ITAtl I �• v ** -. 'O ' r t_ --- *»•• % 0»*%c* .♦-* s'feftf**■&;>MPra/« mT*-* >•.* —•‘C-*'***** iVm«I«« .* •• frf * 4. ,•-•'• . •• a \ v. . r' 1 V ^ # * i<44| ft X mL . -r i - - a --;» x ; im s^ r . - '— THE 8ANP0RD HERALD JANUABt 5-1919 NOTES FOR CONVOCATION* J. •---- - ThcJTimo O’-Day- PAGE THREE as the 1919 SdrfFs7 If these Initriictions are read by both tho author­ Dear Editor: , Holy Cross Parish sincerely welcomes tho 1919 Convocation. The ized ngcurir-s and the , people very ‘ Jacksonville, Florida <, . initial meeting of Southern Florida was held Jioro in February, 1893. Since in recent months you *havo little, if any confusion -as to the Fertilizers, Insecticides, Sprayers, Poultry Supplies R eg istration Booth for hospitality, a t tho Parish House. Tickets jo r been declared -" lit" by different change' of series will result. , luncheon on Wednesday will be distributed at Parish House and Women’s bodies of coijipeteqt men, and cer­ For thirty yesri vve have been manufacturing fertilizers in thi* Stslc-'-wC have unified cu*» 1. That stum ps.-of 1919 scries '• , _ iomen in every county in Florida. Ciuli'i’uilding after the morning business session, and on Tlulrsday'nt the tainly rifa*y be considered to have should not lie placed on certificates Write For I.alrel Price I.ial. m'ii* ai -in ror/.o',oiiio , I. und I ' ( Price* always is line with Quality parish House .only. • of the H ill relies. If certificates of migi:t rightly say we. for 1 express J. Ik CiPlIlUMJ, I «eal Agent. SANFORD, II.OIUDA Those of the Reverend Clergy who .desire uso of the Altar w hile in the 1919 series are not yet available, the wish qf many, ask that you pro­ Sanford will tonfer with the Rector, who w ill gladly make arrangement stamps should be held utfcil such ceed to elucidate for us the contrap­ for time, vestments, etc. certificates arrive, which will be sives, chemicals, water supplies! sow- Vivcn a prominent place' on Che* pro­ For motorists, the II. & O. Gnrnge on Park avenue (just one block tion usually .termed "time o’ d ay." wirhin the itext few days. age manufacturing wastes, flood pro­ gram. Mr. Editor, Whore are we at? Will nurth «f the church) havboen tendered the free use of, by Mr. James II. It. W. Storrs, Secretary. 2. Holders of stamps of the 1918 tection, irrigation, drainnge, road you kindly answer the following building, transportation, aeronau­ Stewart. * Fla. State Live Stock Ass.. series should not exchange them for questions? The living room in the Rectory is maintained as a "R e st Room " for a W. M. Truer, Secretary, stamps of the 1919 serif*, as Ibis tics, aerodynamics, fuels, power, 1. What is the present time? provision is only made for thu bene­ lighting, healing, refrigeration, ven­ the ladies attending the Auxiliary; and for the men the Club Room of Fla. S tatJ Swine On. Au That is, is it twelve^o’clock at noon, fit of agencies who wish to exchange tilation, sanitation, architecture and John M. Scott, ^peretary. ?. ;h;, urnthcrliptRl of 8 . Andrew is at their disposal. * * _ TJrTtnypn?— I T jEia__siut,» Vt’iiry A«i<*. their stamps of the 'lB iT scries foV|*uch •°t ht-f-rtset>rchwi^«xpet4mewUr ------:— The church is kept for prayer nnd for any personal ministrations ns whatever that is, the same as Fail- stamps of the 1919 series, and this tests and investigations hearing upon j ----------------- :____ tnay be needed. „ rond time? That is", Are we to start should be for the purpose of sale. tho varied subjects of engineering, The Firemen Not nt Fault Those ladies attending the auxiliary nnd remaining Wednesday night to take a train on "town tim e" or industries and occupations, and also 3. Post offices' are not permitted are invited.that evening to spend it socially#a t the home of Mr. und Mrs. II. on some other time, as has been the I wish to correct a report that upon tho public welfare of tho to si|ll stamps of the 1918 series \V. Herndon, 618 Park Avenue. case in ruch country towns a ; Or­ people of the United States as may seems to have gained some credence after December 31, 1918, hut so fur lando? 3. When do our mnils ar­ in each case ho Nlpetned advisable, and designed no doubt-, to “ knock” no order has been issued preventing rive and close? That is. when we other agencies from disposing of having duo regard to tho' varying tfli firemen.’ . . ‘ . Programme for Convocation Church of the Holy Cross, Sanford, Fla. In regard to the fire on Laurel mail a letter before two o’clock for their stock oii hand, as there will conditions, resources and the needs the. afternoon trains should it be in no doubt he many people’ who of tho people of tho respective avenue last Saturday the Fire De-' , Tuesday, January 7, 1919 tiie office at one o’clock or at three would prefer to fill up thz*ir certifi­ states, territories, and tho District of partment left the station in less than Vespers O’clock? 4. When-we take a trip to cates of the 1918 series, and who Cplumhia, in which suld stations twenty seconds after getting tho 8: 00. may he established, and cooperating message, made a quick run and had Church our suburbs shall we find Winter were mnahte to }lo so during 1918. Episcopal Address with the Agricultural Station in its wuter on the blaze in throe minutes. •' Purish House Convocation Organization » •« « !< « « **•« !•»* ♦ * * • Park eating dinner.ai) hour uhcau of 9:15 p. m. 4. Any other points not fully ex­ rezpectivo state, in tho study of A slight halt was caulmd by having tim i, or at any old time? 5„ Is the plained will he explained by- nny problem: nnd tho conduct of experi­ Wednesday, January 8 , 1910 been given the wrong location. iltevcr it is, sun present tithe, • whatever ngency, post office, district chair­ ments common to the fields of both r . .. Church time or dictutor time ■ imo? 6. If V i£re It scorns Clint there was a delay in 7:30 a. tn. Low Celebration•**H ,**« man or the county chairman, upon engineering and agriculture.” Purish House is to be nn "eastern rn” time, wily not calling us and It took nt least a min­ 9.1)0 a. m. Business Session.. i***e •••«••ii upplicution to the nearest, named. Hotel Carnes ,a "southern" time? :7 7. How Jmttch ute to secure any information over 12:10 p. n>. Luncheon Schcllc Maines, , Parish House more hucon and eggs U;;s has thsf wdrkthe phone. It was due to tho 1:15 p. in. Business Session Important Live “Stock Meetings County Chairman. promptness of tHe firemen that the ing man been able to "jiuy by the 1:45 p. m. Addresses by Rev. Fr. Wood Parish House chingrs of time than by the old The live stock industry in Florida house was not totally destroyed,.as a and Rev. Fr.-Tucker ........ Card of Thanks O pe i c uss ion has developed so rapidly within the glance at It will show. Them f ictx ft. If 1 accept an invitation Hanford, Flp., Dec. 24, 1918. ." t-. past law months that it has been jure home out by citizens-who ware t„ luar soon new . rpcoril: on a 5:30 p. in. Adjournment Wt wish to take this means of deemed advisable-to devote parts o f, at the (Ration ami w.iq!.-qbn - n .rh n Parish H ousp j friend < V, .r Ellison, am hfld 8:00 p. m, Business Session........*................. • _____ . |up tra. . ________ o.ockade, •and m get ‘ hanking :,!l those who so kindly two weeks for meetings to discuss truck. _r b _a ___ Thursday, January 9. 1919 there nn hour la ta .uf an . eviining^, niMl^ttr.‘* / ,s *lurlng.JJui..sickness the varimA matters of pressing imIt always afford* me a lot of pleas___ !_______ ___ Church and apologize, whntJshall L say when dea111. of xiut. .mother and .amu—and. .^^tenre.^irrrd-a uuxdml luvitaliuii is! m is * t'o-rmr-rtmvn fabrerrcfrxffcrwthey 1,. 7:30 a. in. Low Celdi rut ion Final llusiness.Session ............. ......................... Parish House 1 find that according to my friend’s also for the .beautiful floral offerings. extended to. every person interested are nearly always started by some (9:00* a. m. L. Allei), J r.. and Family. Luncheon ..................................... Hotel Carnes time I am nn hour early, and the in live stock ’ production”! to attend irresponsible who gets in tire way, 12:10 p. in. these meetings. supper dishes haven’t been washed? criticize, and is careful not to he of WOMAN’S AUXILIARY M EETIN G S 9. How soon will there lie another ■any r arity t o tm--------------* ' ^cautiful-Oream-Fz -T-hi—Flnrida-Htntn-ttwtnwrTrnwrfs* .Wednesday x-Januim -8.-1919 -----change* of ,.41me? 10. Is the present Helen was* told she would havo to Association has been assigned Jan u ­ G. F. Paxton, 9lift a in. Corporate Com munion Church situalmti ifin* to making the world wait unlit tier birthday for a new doll. ary tl. 7 and 8 for tjleif second an­ Chief. Woman's Club llous" guf,. f,,r ,|,.in u.raiy 7 |, s„. can't the 8 lie tried m In* patient, but a month nual meeting to ii? held in Orlando, 9:15 a. in. llusiness Session 12:1" p. m. Luncheon Hotel Carnes |ndininistruli m realize that it will be seeim'd n lung time to watt. One inorli- an important feature will he the Aulo License Must He Dldalned 1:15 p. m. Business Session Woman's Clul> House l turn,.,j out „f | ,mW).r m\v« and another he Ing sin* a.volte qnjte early, sobbing auction sub', on afternoon of 7vh of louilly. Ib r nioilii.i' *i*i|',*il wliut was On New Year's day every an tiParish House H e r t r i l m i flit' is s iit ' " I stiiiu * K iu t l t'f 1.15 |> m. Adjournment for Addresses ‘ wrong. “Me dreamed me laid a doll, 5ti registered bugs representing equal­ mobile that was not properly decor­ uniform, steady, reliable, good old- but I woke up mill found 1||f dream ly tin* lleriodiire, Duroe, Ham(>ated with a nice black und orange fashioned time? shire anil I’obind C’liinn breeds, con­ license tag'issued by Stntc Comp­ goneil," 'rlcil Helen. signed by member* of the Associa­ N'tiw. .Mr Editor, brains are get­ troller Hriieal Arnos, at a cost of so tion. . * ting dizzy, and’ hair is growing gray mud! per each, was liable to he over this time matter. Fingers are Among the subjects on program stopped so that the owner or driver Ordination Service at Temple .it-mg wmn out turning elm k and Host age to market _ hog*; thereof could be pinched. And this The regular preaching service was are : watebes- Imek n{|^ furlli. . NuJjody Benefits of organization; Obligation liability is still on, brought about by suspended at tin* Baptist Temple hist knows’ wlwit’s Uie lime o' day. of breeders*' to purchaser and vice the reason that the legislature has Sunday evening and in its stead an Think of tin* wea; and tear on the versa: The value of good bogs: Win­ decreed that all autos must sport ordination service was bad. During bntel* portej! Sanford ean'i afford the service Messrs \V E. S cog gas ter feeds and better breeding stock. new license tags each year and N**w tn Ins" Leon' The seventh annual meeting of I 5 ears la> is (It • hi'(inning of the and ( 1. 1' Ballard were ordained an In order t > o il .in tie* tags the Fb.r da Mat Live Stock \ i J car. Illi-wcr tt'i .ili'ivi' qi;c*.l U>im deacon- r I lie I ir*»t Itaplul cliurclu I’!. held in Kiss;mni 'e. on one must make a.qibcj ion t < to** ii 11un. will n-new our s u b s c ri p t i o n s , vs .lined were eh'ilcd liv tlwj anil u 15 mill Id. Comptroller on application blanki January I riglit away, t ’ l i l - r the present sysi lie ititttiiiil me**ting held in furnished by him. accompanied by ii'iTi. a- we wurV i.i out, tlie llera h r bill owing to the ubDr (I o,rg" M Kornm'd will out­ .» > w'ug in. and- \.i know that, i - 'i’t / Scogga. it was thought line tip* re**u t ol ie* investiga'on n-* the necessary cash according to the la .r i*r •.iil.-f.il t " i;. to \ mi , ie the or.filiation ser­ to n e e d s lor rc-s(o. K in g tile war dev- , burse power of the. rysp *ctive (liver. Application blanks' may be had at Your old Iriend. vice until lust Sunday evening. ablated c o u n t r ie s \vith b re e d in g the office of the tax collector, prose­ VOX POP • American b u sin ess is con­ Tho~oxamining board charged to. alack . cuting attorney, sheriff or clerk. examine into the qualifications- of One session will be devoted to re­ ducted by tru e Am ericans of Nitrate for Farmers the dMirons elect consisted of 'he port* on wlinf women nry dpiqg in Many Uses for Kapok. The Secretary of Agriculture has Rev. I>r. Win. Stones, resident ; is- Florida, by * one of (lie women who vision, open-minded men who Kupok I s ’ the mime npplled to the advised Unit "Under the authority tor at Oviedo Baptist church," >>r. have mad a u success in handling live silky filler found nrmnid the seed of believe in their country and strive slock. The .social feature, of the run- the sllk ’cottnii tree (Krlodrndmn nn* •J Section 27 of the food control art M II M asscyof the local rlu r •'!. and I'r 5 ear by visiting pastor f * at i! subsequent legislation relating in I venting will be emphasized mol He fnietiiosuin). This tree Is found III all tc meet their oountry’s needs. thereto, the Department of Agricul- Georgia, add Deacons Frank Win •i men are .urge ! in bring Honr wiyes j tmplcnl countries nnd Is very abun The men in the packing industry dunt In Jilvn, which furnishes a Iurge and daughters. |turv during the coming season would of Oviedo and Jinkin* of Sanford. part pf Hit* romiiicrcltil supply. Knol.er nitrate of soda for sale to far­ After the examination and the . are no exception to the rule. Tho Florida State D^iry* Aimciapok Is Imported Into the UoUed Stntes mers for fertilizer use. Tho nitrate laying on of hands byHho hoard Dr. • | *' will he •sold for cash iiit cost. The Stones delivered the address of the tiiin will hold their socond annual In large quantities, principally from Java. ntnd Is used ns filling for.matprice Jo the farmers will- hr .$81.(10 evepjiig lu which was embodied tha m eeting'ut Kissimmee in connection T h e b u s i n e s s o f Swift & T tn-sseh, pillows, cushions nnd life pre­ per short ton, free on hoard cars at charge to the newly ordained d'u- with tip* Live Stock Associntiou, servers of various kinds, nnd ns nn up* Company has grown as the na­ the loading point or port. In addi­ cons. Deacon Wheeler spoke for *i and dairy farming -mttJr»--t« will h> hr.-i, ry uiutvrlul. ' . tion the farmer will have to pay the few minutes on the duty of { • tion has progressed. Its affairs freight charges to unloading point church to the board of deacons und have been conducted honorably, and any incidental expenses that he in this lulk much good advice to the •3 may himself incur in connection church was given. Dr. Masse . .efficiently, and economically,*rewith the delivery of the nitrate. pastor, wu.v master of cereinoni ». ducing the margin between the “ Under the law tho nitrate will he During the service the Temple choif sold only for cash and tho farmer rendered- - some special songs ami cost of live stock and the seilling Klilnrjr <t|»<*.**<» la no rcap^rlcr of per­ diately, T he soothing, healin g oil slim will he required to deposit the money Mrs. Marshall gave a violin solo. son*.! A ntnjurliy of tho Ills allllctlnK u l s u s Uie kidney*, relieves Inrtemme- • of dressed m eat, until today covering the cost ..of the nitrut>s. for people t p j j y cgn t>« f a r e d 4>ac|< to destroys lb* germ" "blch .. have csuseiTTL Do-not wwff ^intTl to#kIiliieV trouble. which he applies, with tho local the profit is only a fraction of a Proposed Engineering Experiment Tho kidney* a m tile moat Important morrow, Uo to your druggist today sjid batik, association or individual to he org ans of the tiodyi They, are the Insist on OOLD MEDAL Haarlem OH Stations Cspeulee. In tw enty -fou r hours you ntterers, the purlflere, o f your blood. cent a pouhd—too small to have designated by the department. In should e l health and' vig ln r ..............fe................. ‘ or r e ‘l u r nkin ICIilhey disease Is usually Indicated by the day you .first The value of tho Agricultural Ex­ weariness, sleeplessness, norvousne**, and will blesn....... ......................„ _ t hiheard practically all counties, distribution any noticeable effect on prices. M E D A L l la s r te m OIL of the nitrate will be made through periment Stations towards increasing despondency, backache, stomach trou­ ofAHOLD fter you f«cl that you hav e cured ble, pain Ih loin* sod lower abdomen, ynurseir, continue to .l a k e one or tw o county distributors. If the quantity production in agriculture has now gall stones, gravel, rheumatism, scia tica capsule* each *day, so a s to keap l a * of nitrate that ran he secured will become so thoroughly demonstrated and lumbago. M ist-d a** condition and ward o n tho The packing industry is a big, these derangements are natu re's danger o f o th er attacks. fill all orders, each farmer will he that congress is considering the ca- . i l gAtl p a l s to warn you that tho kidneys Ask fo r the original Imported OOLD vital industry—one of the most allotted the quantity applied for; tuhlishineiit of similar experiment need help. You should use OOLD MEDAL brand. Three sixes. Money re ­ MKDAL Haarlem OII Cspeules Imme­ funded I f they do not help you. otherwise, it will he necessary to al­ stations to serve other industries. A important in the country. Do lot the nitrate proportionately to bill for this purpose is now before 4-yQU understand it? those applying for it so that all may congress und is'known as the Smith<• •« • participate on equal terms in its dis­ Howard hill, having been introduced ■m o tribution. Arrangements have been in the senate by Senator Hoke Swift & Company p r e s e n t s made to #secure a Inrge quantity oi Smith of Georgia, nnd In the house nitrate and unless the demands of representatives by Mr. Howard of facts in the advertisements that 3 should prove greater than anticlr the same state. This hill has been Fruit and Vegetable Crates . appear in this paper. They are psted there will he enough nitrate to referred to the committee on educa­ You Can nay From Ua at supply ull reasonable requirements. tion of which Mr. W. J. Sears of addressed to every open-minded * Wholcoala 1'riceo The distribution will be handled ns f’lorida is chairman. * person in the country. font year, through the Bureau of "T h e plan which the hill proQoses Markets." . Write far I'rtw 1.1*1 is very much like that under which Those interested should call on the Agricultural Experim ents S ta ­ W. A. Merrjday Company The booklet of preceding chapters In this C. M. Ilcrry, County Agent. tions work. Engineering Experi­ Palilka, Florida Story of the packing Induatry, will be mailed ment stations arc to he established on requeat to in every state at the, cost of the Death of J . D. Frazer SwUt & Company *m. itl am E. 0. PAINTER FER TILIZ ER COMPANY 131 ..i. Sjtm ■ : '3 9 V, ,, . . 1 ;M_____ . ' ------------- - S K I T' ■MSM ri 74 a -51 Are You Open-Minded? Us T h e a v e ra g e A m e rica n is open-m inded. IT ’S N O T Ua sal - wm YO UR H EART I T ’S Y O U R ICIDNEYS price a til Jm On Flour, Grain and Feed ti Union Stock Yarda - - Chicago, ItUnoia Swift & Company U.S. A . ■v n ■ an a 1 75_i v*ivit j fr5 . - -~ H 1 -* . - Word has been received In San-*| Fodpra1i government; lhp ford of the death of J. D. Frazer, general direction of the Bureau of who died in Ottnwn, Canada, on Standards of the Department of Commerce. These Experiment S ta ­ December 20th. tions will endeavor to stimulate the Mr. Frazer wa» a brother of Mrs. industries of manufacturing, truns? G. Armstrong of S t, Augustine, for­ portation, mining, public' utilities, merly of this city. ’ etc., by carrying out researches, in­ • vestigations, und experiments in Important Announcement About War connection with the production, Savings Ntamps of 1919 preparation, manufacture and trans­ Tlic following Instructions "have portation'of materials utilized in en­ been sent out by State Director gineering, manufacturing and allied riggs under authority of the Treas­ industries, nnd also for war pur­ ury Department. As will be seen poses; including researches, investi­ the instructldns deal w;lth the new gations, and experiments relating to seriea of War Savings Stamps, known textiles, ceramics, minerals, cxplo- ' i'Ain I Accurately fitted lenses are a boon to Imperfect eyes-—but mark the word "accurately". If the examination Is not methodical, if It Is not scien­ tific, If it is not exhaustive,' there can be no accruacy In the prescription, and the chances are that a seem­ ing benefit may result in a permanent INJURY. We guarantee lo fit glasses accrualely. M F <5 HOFFMAN n u rrn A n , . c . a. • • 1 "X % ___ d c u tW T a n d o m r u N . — -* w . l h u r c h h t r z c t ORLANDO, c H.OKiDA ■ _ Mi H . •■ • * • - ’ - I \Ui % is*! .M - It IV , - .v I �«3 r_I'Tft V*>CT, nf« »■ PU.r. <As*.*J* - JLMfa* .•— FOUR JANUARY 3 , 1013 ) J» te for hitrwlf an cl hts%u ct Io .’ . k; The thing that ha* impressed the BULLEnN~SAVES MUCfTTlffll CATCHING IT R- J. H O L L Y , Kditor edil6r -of the Sanford Herald most Government's Official Newspaper, A An Irishman was coming xjow \V. M . H A y N E S , Business Manager seem* to be the fact that advertising twerlng Questions, Obviates Loss of the bridges of the Liverpool If : i* the thing heeded to accomplish • of Time of Correspondents. singe oh h ls‘ way to the Blrke any good thing. Of course he has t«mt. Over his shoulders hung f I reached . advcrt.isipg, has written . fining to the enormous Increase of containing nlmut n husliel of pot advertising, and has talked adver­ jroveniment war work the government­ nml in hi* hand lie carried n tising for years, and the state and **1 departments ut Washington are be­ stick. • - ]xi use m e n u s I-Ulct; is advance o n e ie x ii ■_________________ i his section are the better for his ing flooded with letters of Inquiry on IMng under full sail, the mi s ix months _____________ _ _ __ • work; but he has a new note in bis ••very conceivable subject concerning turn acquired In coming clown the THICK MONTHS_________ _ * life wnr. nnd It has been found a phys- slope cnrrb-d him nc-arty acre* 1 song and a clear (one in his cry when lenl Impossibility for the clerks, though landing stage, when, seeing a , he says: • L a lv r M u S f n a 4 4 1 u ( M i l l M t l M A) they number nn army In themselves nhout ten feet from It. he shool DWi »l 11*if SA/tftwd. v ‘‘Our people here arc; simply sleep­ • Njef An o( Mareh l t d . 1*7$ .now. to give many of these letter* nnothyr reef, made an astonl in g over one of the finest proposi­ (•roper attention sink reply. There Is II. raid UulIJin* T-lrplioo, N». US tions in the south today and that is published dally a t . Washington, under the cull to tourists. T h e farming authority of and by direction of the into ling shifted heavily to port and •president, a government nevvapnper, imu oui n clerk, who wns smoking n Many activities eased with the proposition here will take care of j the Official Hulletln. This paper war, hut the Red Cross stays on the itself and is upon a sound fouhda- prints every day all yf the Importaht clear through n meerschaum holder, while the stick hit a rotund merchant liofj. • The- tourists should be enrulings, decisions, regulations, proclam­ comagod to come here and it will ations. order*, etc., ns they are pre- In the waistband, shutting him up like n knife, litil Pat himself assume^] an not take much coaxing to bring If President W ilson is away much them as two thirds of the people up raulgated by the different departments Involuntary devotional attitude. • He wu* the first to recover his perlonger it may be necessafy to place there seem imbued with the idea of nnd the many apodal committees and ngencles now In operation at—the na­ congress, temporarily in an orphan ! coming’’ to Florida and have no ob­ tional capital. This official Jouhisl Is pcmllcuInrUy, nnd. as he replaced the bag In Its normal.position, he compla­ asylum. •* jective point. Sanford could get posted each clay In every post office In cently remarked: them easily if we had the advertis­ Ihe United States, more than 50.000 Be me sow!, that wns n powerful. You are doubtless provided with a ing. We could get the advertising if Jump; hut I got the boat, liorlad.” beautiful new set of New Y ear’s res- the people here would assist the "Got the boat." shrieked the clerk, fittin g nut pieces of'am ber.' “Why, olutions. It is to be>hoped they are hoard of trade in-getting out some you confounded Idiot, this boat Is coinguaranteed to stand wear and tear. good, up to date literuture and then •rials. see that it was distributed properly, By consulting these flies most ques­ And so sho was. and it is net too late to go after it. tions will he found readily answered; Germany will he a wizard of Few people in .the north think about there will he little necessity'for letter finance if she can foot the bills for S IS T E R L Y . going to Florida until Jan uary, some writing;.Ihe unnecessary congestion of indem nity and reconstruction which come in February and many of those the malls will be appreciably wilt» be brought vigorously to her ......... upon to who were interested spoke about the railroads will .he called attention coming in March-w hich seems to be more* rower correspondence sacks; nnd the worst month in the north with the mnss of business Hint I* piling up A child’s last vanishing vision t jts many changing phases of winter.” In the government department* will be ••n*.-<| considerably. Hundreds of the wonderful Christmas elebratioi The West Coast has learned that- cIPrks now answering correspondence is usually the doctor. It is a pit; advertising such - as the Herald that the doctor cannot be admini* speaks of pays and pays big d ivi-j will be enabled to clve thelr'tlm e to essentially Important war work, nnd a tered first and the- Chris tmas cele dends, and it is annually investing fundamentally patriotic «.-rVlr» t,-ni bration afterward. more.—Tam pa Tribune. 0 ■**-—o ---------- — -• -i Moreover, the hitherto insignifi­ OUR N EW Y EA R R E SO L U TIO N HOW TO MAKE POTATO BUTTER cant copper has stepped on Ihe top round of the ladder of public not Even the popular tiickeL cannot pass The salutation of “ Happy New British Ministry of Food Gives Tim* to Studying Out Plans to Con- • ’ for much these days without his ■Y ear” has ju st ceased ringing’ in serve the Supply. smooth rimmed side kick tin- your •-ars. and your New Y ear’s res­ olutions are. all made and in oni<-r. penny. Perhaps you have m a de up 'P -rH n c i..-» have * t . . , « „ that nn ex - Ih-nt “|Hif:ito to iM er." Costing only t-.oit 0*1 per potind ( o r l c » . if mnrgiirne Is used) can w s i K m ad e In nnv l-iUselinld with.Oil s,„.e|nl knowledge r lif.pnrntqs In n r , u.rdnnre with the ’ •?!•••-%Ifi^ r#MIp#: made -goot ourselv.-j, a W‘ !l full I ft. in- for n l e f - n In life < i la r l y e.,fL Not Spontaneobs. ) 1l| Very — cifiotn ||i,- v||| 1,1 Personal Items •of Interest Hon. Cary H. l-nnuis oi uei.anu ‘bujinf^- * p re s [ini. 1 warm*.I • „ i I I I **** i.f it ou> »s t,u ireNew Aork and ie Ititl-nslVI training for (fo­ und i a j ready .for overseas when the will not lap.e •all came that no more men would a muthent. be sent to Franc*. Now mat the It will tar..- time war u# over Kditor Holly in needed in home* It wili tam Florida and Sanford 1* fortunate ir . • ,* , having him Sarasota T i m .. T . .... . - - A sheet for everv . * dav. * Oue of these pads will re­ mind you of important matteis that are to come up during the year in your business, household or personal affairs. We htive them with desk stand at 50 cents ar d without stand at 25 cents. M S' herald Printing Co. OFFICE SUPPLY DEPT. Phone 148 Sauford, Florida ; m •t fi i n d ’l (m ••tine,-* of biiif.-r or rniirgartn*- and oil' ien«pfM.nful of vtlf S t i r i h . .roughly w IM i.ilie tin* W ->f •, woitden «jio.,n until •th*^ whole quite iifnonth. The hutler may then t»* made up Into pound* or half-pound* and kept |n roof pine.I lie potnto butter may In- Improved In . appearance In the nddllfnn of a (•-•• dr*,p* of butler coloring and If Ti 1“ I - be |-ef-t for more Than a few- if - , 4• '■urte.r pn-«-rvnt|ve. of which there nrr " T h e you tig. eb-vtrlcli nrnund ogling nml tlirtl Is n regular •I. •trleni ‘‘Yes. I|„. P,|||C|-U||| him III Ihe net (-Inim* i a r r e s t e r ." u-.-l The IImount should lie In nrcord a nee with the print ml Instructions on the parket for use In butter. Both Die coloring nnd the preservative should t-e well nilxed Into the potato nt tho ►nine time a* Hie butter nnd salt. if. C hristmas Come’in, let us showyou how in SO weeks . you will have ’ . called on account o f , the illness of her niece, Mrs. ‘Warren Meeker of Mrs. May S. Diykins was called Jacksonville, who -is in Dr. Masters’ to Chester, South Carolina ycator-18anUariUm. d»y by the serious E. J i. Ward, formerly xf thiz city EVERY FATHER AND EVERY MOTHER W ISH THEIR -r..r-w - ____ __ _ HAVE MONEYTHEY ALSO W ISH TO HAVE MONEY” TH EM SELVES. unde. T. E .'S p eer and family I TA CHILDREN. TO “ u n i,.- U A L iru l> *i He EA SIEST A lt) SIM PL IE ST W AY FC R ALt OF TH E.1 H T J ICIN OL’ ' CHRISTMAS B A N K IN G C -U j. T ..E R E ARE CLUBS TO FIT EVERY INCOME AND THE -MONEY NOW ' FR IT T E R E D ” AWAY WILL SOON PILE UP IN OUR BANK. Mrs. T. K. Speer and her guest, Mr-. Ii I’- Green spent New Y ear’s «ith their aunt. -Mrs. Hardaway at Los gwnnd. ~ BUT A LS0 SEE THAT EACH CIT1LD IS ALSO PUT INTO T H E’CLUB. . COME IN. WE W ILL WELCOME YOU. Green and little i is well known in this section. \ GOOD F R IE N D ' hU P°or circulation, dfnap! pcared My strength camo bark to mo and I wAh soon on tho road to health. After tho use ^ “ them- *tlr»-crtoil* nre r a r e f n t tr P.ttow-mli Siam Adopt* New Flag. these conditions with the utmost patience All m favor signify t»v saying Aye Contrary sum- a.gn. ResolutiiTn rarried unanimously, “The •xperii-nro I had wi K* iney PilLs warra1:!* me !*-m highly.*’ -a.', - Mr. M, • < a lir.e n m id j (or nidi.ev t ,, ii j roj <-I-. wi!' -urelv -i.,, S i a m ’s while elephant ling Is to ho abandoned for ttie r>-d, white nnd blue colors of democracy Commenting on tbl«. the Christian S c ie n ce Monitor • tty * :' . Hiivn ( SiiffrrfNl Since I )••- above s ta m - r e u l w;,* k ;’ *• ' v 1* un-'l "o March l^, ; Meiirh said: "1 have had no Dour.’* Kidney Pills since . S S J . r . E nov our and weak 1 coutd -hem ifi IfD 1. I mini; 'l ev ai hardl) Hje. My husband asked I)r. derful reir.twly for.the goo|.;h.e said n:iJ tak,nB CarduL Ho he* prov«l lasting " for i i . , , r a ^ ' c l n e . nnd good for t i n t trou ble, so ho got mo G Ihu' ; . r A' l'r .a bout t b ° nerond bottle I ' . : : ‘“ ‘ p r o v e d ...b e f o r e taking It m j limbs and hands nnd anna would go to Bleep. A fter taking it f" '•f"\ a- ull deajt-r* MFgiv. Piri-.-r N ^ GOOD TO THE LAST DROP MAXWELL - HOUSE CO FFEE Specials At MiCULLER’S ASK YOUR G R O C E R -New Florida Syrup Fish Roe Mackerel Koval Mayonnaise • Dressing • 1 Mince Meat, in bulk I^ure Apple Cider ■ . Fig Puddings _ I M E .M D E Il> i FEDCIIAL RESERVE “ -^ S Y S T E M Appalachicola Oysters t Mhole Wheat Flour Craham Flour renteen Thousand Banks .. T bl ^ ® ^ G H the Federal Reserve System \ve can collect checks on seventeen thousand bonks ot par and • « liave your orders early I P i i . important to you as a depositor :aii3 economy dnd early returns. r . « P H O N E 277 mi IfSt-itr PLANK’S CHILL TONIC • —FOR— Qolds, LaGrippe, (Influenza), Malari a, Chills and Fever „ A Good Tonic ,.. * !5 and 50c at all Drug and General Stores lured onl; by (he Co-Operative Co. ‘Jacksonville. o riK E Sa E O L lU iN T Durpc Jersey sow and l M . Lord, Rt. A. Box <i. Fla. a:l-:ttp For rent A six room house at Morres Station. Enquire of J . C. White Bermuda onion Ellsworth. Hnardnll Avc. 13-tp. tie *1 .'ill per Florida S C H E L L E M A IN E S l a ir r n ii in n fo rd Tin; r o r u r m il's’ - - .F l o r id a THOMAS KMMKT WILSON ' ■ ------------------ -E. rnuoi snin |pn>snoi.i^« Wilson .& Haasholder LAW YERS ‘JG-tr- Florida HENRY McHULIN ' JEWELER I .(It'll M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : Furnished or. Month N nth Park ; ip* Co. d Hart, man.11 I'lt K.MtD S HAND-PAINTED l |||N* GORHAM’S STEIU.INCJ SILVER R O G E R S ’ IM.ATED \\ ARE • I GIN Presid en t. B U S IN E S S C A R D S \ND \\ ALT 11 \M WATCHES l& D (R O S S M K E T I N G Large ttnrk mule wagon For Su I h" I hire] I'Y.diiv ..•..I . .II . HUlltlll juoi in good rniii‘Vi-1 y month will hy a husinpsx (lit inn. La ipun. .1. K. Vaughn. The regular an nuul meeting of tin- I*. ().’ Hot Hi, Snnfonl. imid int: of tlu> lied Cross, •Ine Inrh t arda Will pe Published Un32-tf stockholders qf the Peoplis Hank of at \Yeman' Club on Oak J\l i’Alia. Headoijt At T i-ejiate Of J7.itFor Sale 1917 Ford touring cur. Per Year.‘Sanford. Sanford. Flu., will be held in the directors’ room of Hiiiif bank DPmmmtntiliv—whmbt—- I'erfret- Torre Jan. Mil, 19111, at 7 :;10 p. m., lo-lng (lit ion. I’hone 6. P. U. Box 1 In 3t)-i f the seeond Wednesday in the.month DR. D OW N IN G 'S for the purpose of elocting a hoard of dire-tors to serve for the ensuing’ R ecipe IS 111 is sold by drun( Wire .‘JOB Park .Avenue year and for tin- transaction of such’ L'ists. information in rcL'nrd fo it chaciTully fiirnislitd by other luiMfiess as may properly come Telephone 21)1 corner Center and Elm Ave. Two before the. meeting. originator. lots west side I’almnWo avenue 50 ft. Office Mrs: 10*12 a.m. fir 2-4 p.m Residence Head of Park Avenue from Eleventh S t. -Make offer.* R. Cashier. T . Corey, owner, 175 N. Spring S t., Dr. C. J . Marshall short furlough, lie ir now located at, Columbus- Ga.. iiu-m.. sew vam p-at PUITYEVT iro(T CUOLEffA that place. While here lie pur.-L-icd The It. A. Thomas Hog -Powder the cur which he disposed of ut the time of entering the a; my and d ro .c lias a record of 9?> per cent cures of Hog Cholera. If you feed your hogs to ( ’olumlnis. as {directed you never need fear hog Sheriff L<-e of Clinch county, (, ir- cholera or any other hog disease. giu was here yesterday to identify a And the directions are very simple, negro murderer who is wanted in just about what you are doing, plus his county. Sheriff Brady and Ids a few cents’ worth of H. A. Thomas' force cuuglit tIre negro last week , Hog Powder in the feed twice a week. trcfit~hPrc~by^yheriff- lice. Los Angeles, Cal. • Farm for Snle -Five ueres, four tiled, two houses and burn ami garage on'p la ce . At Lake Mon. <• five miles (rum Sanford. On brick road one block from depot. Address James A. Johnson, Lake Monri -, Florida. 27-8t" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING — ■’ ■ ~ ‘ In anawej-ing an advertlauinuiit Should Say Not , w^ere no name la mentioned In the “tt’* ull right to pay u* you. go." olv- id, please do not ask The Herald nerved thevuhnost plulohoplier, "l»ut If for Information aa to the! identity of you hnve to pay 23 ivnta street * t r the advertiser. Usually we do * not fare to get there ^ul back, threhsnoea. know who the advertuer Is and’ If arc you won t go.” % i Ve do we are not not allowed allowed to to rive givel R E N E W E D TIR ES FO R ' - ‘ »** -TH E N’ EAV TEAR .’JO-lf r or J/ale— Farming implements ut all kinilc, chest of .enrponter tools, plutform scales, set of Imtterics and Usually, though, Cholera gets in oilier arlRilos. Also’ lfil hhd fulird ing. Atkins, next to Vincent’s Fish Mrs. F. L. Reid, accotupanied by before wo know it. tiousc. * 8 -tf her, daughters, - Misses Alma and close attention tn Dorothy of Winston-Salem, N. (J., ho’g must be dosec For Sole— Old newspapers nt the is the attractive guest of Mr. and dose them, a* direr Herald Office. 5-tf ’ Mrs. A. P. Connelly and Mrs. II. H. better than 90 p For Sale—One Baby Grand Chov Connelly, arriving ^Wednesday even- don't, the B. A. alrot auto. ' H. G. Dieterich. 6-tf ing to spend the whiter. Mrs. Reid costs you nothing is sister to Mrs. A. P. Cdnnclly and distant manufnrtt your For Sale Cheap—Second hand Mrs. II. U. Connelly. , money hack. \r cyphers, incubators. All sizes up to M r.'and Mrs. J . E. Paco gave a l~ Allen Need Co 390 egg capacity. Enquire Mer­ delightful dinner party at their horn . chants Grocery Co. 3 l-5 tp Friday in honor of Miss Gladyii A Par For Sale— Pair good'heavy mule?, Murris, who is their house guest dur- ' "Strange ns It mn wagon and harness complete ing the holidays. Those present H>'‘ mnn of ol quire Merchants Grocery Co were Misses -Susie Br iwn, Norma **w‘ Y°,,nK *ndy of i [U.’J tp Herndon, Daisy B e lts and Miss Mar ‘ l,nt " ‘’ertnln youn, . . . , xi . . nM'n hear*, and fnth jorie Clay of Arcadia. Messrs ViY<oo |hon, n< For Sale— ILouao, filO Laurel ave­ iati Speer, Alfred Robson and Lieut. for >n nr<;anienL" nue, with onu or two lots- * Will sell Courtney from Cnrlstrmn Field, Archeap to close estate. W rite to eadia. The occasion was greatly en­ A. Derby, 97 Washington avenue, joyed by those present asid ut tho ^ ji • Oil City, Pa. 34-6tp conclusion the party spent tne r e - j ------- ; mainder of the afternoon at the For Snle— Ford Truck, almost new engine, shilling top; also good port­ e able forge.’ Would exehnngo for good horse.. Box 316, C ity, or i Notice To Tax pay era Herald Office. 34-tf • • The assessor’s hooks are now open . *. for assessment of 1919 taxc: atid will LOST remain open until April 1, I9l9. ♦ * ♦ !• L o st-O n e. black Jersey caw lost I w'ill lie pleased to have you come in and make returns us early as ^ AI! Local Advertisements Under Murk a round hole in each ear, white Thl« Heading T H R E E CENT.** ■ npoj in right Hank, white stripe on possible. 1 Line Fnr Encl» Insertion Minimum tail .4 inches long just above the . . - . A. Vaughan/ Charge 2 5 Jre n fP ’’ i hush. For return will pay a liberal Assessor. II: CULLER, i H DAISY To Rent House, corner Cv| and Third Streets. Apply to .1 Notice The annual meeting of the stoekicii-fs of the II.ink of Ovielio Mill lie held ill the office of the Bank .III Oviedo, Fla., on Wednesday’. Jannary. la. 1919, ul 7:30 p. nt., for the election of a hoard of directors for t In*- emiiiiu: year, and f->r the Iransactaui f .-u* h otn- ’ business a- may ; r-'P*--,*' com Itefor * I hi- meeting . • ‘ It G. Smith. n rr WE HAVE* FOUND IT! Wanted A few hoys from !f> to For Rent— Four adjoining living 18 yenrs old to work in printing rooms, close in, with large garden. plant. Apply Crown Paper Co. Cheap. f»09 E. Third street. 33-2tp • % UNSYMPATHETIC. • “In spile Of the flue feeling qj enPatience shall be our watchword thusltymi for the allied cause which It -for-lirifh-----------------------—__________ -‘-hovva.-one cannot but be--sorry- that Siam should have decided to dIscan.’ her own splendidly ortgtnal flag, showThe Eight School lug n white elephant on a red field, for The first meeting of the night n tricolor resembling that of the great school to be v conducted by, the entente powers of the west. Slam sees Woman’s Club will tie held in the In the red. white nnd tdu» flag the i club rooms next Monday night at colors which throughout the world 7:30 o’clock, instead of Tuesday stnnil “as a rallying sign against barhaylstn." tt Is quite Interesting to night as previously announced. find that rest, white and blue do ns a Every one desiring to join these matter of fnct figure In the nntlonnl classes will please be present a t this flag* of Brltatn. Frnnce. the ITnlted first meeting, in order that the class­ States. Bu*«ln. Serbia. Cohn. I’nnamn. es may be organized and real work (’oatn Illcn, I’arnguny and Liberia. begun at the earliest pdadhlc date. And now Slain qiust he added. If It Is The teachers are volunteer workers, really quite true that the white ele­ and the Woman’s Club will appreci­ phant Is doomed." ate any help that may he given in German O tologists In tho War. this line. The teachers for the In hlii residential 'address to th* shorthand and typewriting classes Boggy—Dear sir, my love for are already provided for and it is Von4y dub. Pe. A . Strnhnn. F. It. R„ stated that the German* began three daughter has driven me hnwf c hoped to secure other teachers for a yenrs ngo to tnnke geologists n part of Her Dnd—It tins, elif Weir.’ short English class and a book­ tlielr army organization, says the Sci­ completed the Job? • keeping course at an early date. entific Amerlcqn. A geological staff The loan *«Jf typewriters •will also wns crested under Hie direction of a Had a Cold YetT I>e much*appreciated.. It is not the professor of the University of Grlcfspon’l think Pm always full of bit* Aod tTabbed, loo. and cranky intention of the Woman's Club to wald. nnd pot to work on the western But svery tlmr I try tb smile front, where It* advice wns.utilized In condurt this school for money mak­ I have to use my hanky. ing purposes. T h e charges for mem- connection with the laying of field railbernhin in the Busin'exs Women’s i ways.’- the water supply of the army I H is HabIL (tie examination of ninrsh land*, th* Auxiliary for those who arc eligible, “So she’s suing him for dlvorctr* finding of road metal, nnd profectlop “Yes. on account of u habit of bts." and thp fee for those who are- not nirnliiM landslide* due to gunfire. It "I tillin'* know he had any had eligible, but yet wish to avail them ­ l» «nld Hint much more extensive u«e habits.” . • selves of this opportunity, are so was inrfde of geological maps than ha# “I didn’t either, byf it seems, ac­ moderate t h a t ’ any one ran afford Hm* fnr been disclosed, nnd Hint th# cording to her story. *thnt he had the to join, and it is hoped only, to cover Hermans, with nn eye to possthlp fu habit of throwing the tint Iron At her expenses of lights, cleaning nnd ture wars, hnve h«*en ranking n very whenever anything nnnoyed him.” —thorough geological study of the heroi other incidentals. A recreation hour will fpllow t.be Brevity, "Brevity Is tfie soul of w it" lesson period, and it is the intention “True.” replied If Isa Cayenne; of those in charge a* tke demand not when It relates to a shortage to grows to increase the interests and fM i eupply." activities of thess meetings. , Wanted A good new milch cow. F . t : Gn’cnn. -WrsCfdtlr;------ 3ff=tf- Nutlet . ;im I Mrs. Geo. McGagahin I S E E D PO TA TO ES Carload '•Iren are home from Plant just arrive-ed, see us before buying. ’ •ri they spent the holidays We will save you money on M AINE GROWN S E E D . Guaranteed free (tegular meeting of Scm 1 from scab and fungji. The l„ Allen at Lodge Friday evening Seed Co .l.t-Jip I •••iimi of officer.*. A (In New Year's day till- churches •a»- attend. See'y. conducted u church census. It is •t»s. sales manager of thi­ said that a complete census wav. obnk ( i rowers has returned tamed for Sanford and the huMtir.s.s i where he spent the fd tiie churches will lie a-o -ted . I- i family. gn-atly l herele. iLirmg tin oin.n >i*ar. * * ’ eiinips is \ er Limit S. M. Lloyd and wu- h a.t arrived this wee returned from New (Irlea- • w’ l-n tin \ have In*-n still - ni. I I r • month*. Lieut. Lloyd ha* oven di • • , i-tire year or 1919 charged mid will locale in Sanford ter than money and not Their many friends are glad to wel­ to spend, ami the- longer come them la c k . * r-m the bett -r they get. Mr. ;md Mrs. <>. W. Xlaines, DrMrs. \V. J*. ’Carter, fo*­ and Mrs. J. E. Maine* and two son*. - city but now of Aucilla, .1. E. Jr. and Hal, who spent th*'Ung friuinlji_and’ trans- t 'firDt rim* hntM.iVs \. tii M. auil M^s > !n i i e .Ma. n-s i i .s-Aeford .• fl early Sunday iii cuing via a .t • f■•r 1 ’ n.ie/er and wife have ar- their home in Lake llutb-r. ru,,<l ,!l Sanford and will make their Lieut. Geo. A. DeCottes was in horn.- here'. Mr. Schaefer has been the city u few days this week on a V gi—d friegtl s'and.- by j«m i, •. n--vi >.u f rti 11, j,;,- u-il 'h.-w I . , , K fine; Pills have i uod the .w . M J Meisch of G(W1 First St.. S.-mf ,r-« . I knew I must have some relief or I would soon ho In tho bed and |n n rerlous condition for I felt so badly They Mr and Mrs. Geo. A. Morse and family of Honduras are the guests of Mr> K P. *.Morse at hi-r home south of It . <M\ And Was Ron-Down, Weak and Nervous, Says Florida Lady. Five Botlles of Cardui Made Her Well. Nolire son of Birmingham, Alq., nro the will Hinmd.lllu^wJiitcr iu Jiiurida guests of' her eousins, -Mr. and -Mrs. T. E. Speer. , PEO PLES’ SA N K OF SANFORD iv. n ; »• ' f apt. Neal Here ; out this information. S The- many friends of Cnpt. innd. * letter and ’ address it Mrs. T. A. Neal and littlejla u g lht!*r ■tructions in the ad. nre g|^<| to welcome them Imtk Sanford, where they are again lo­ WANTED ■ cated in their home. ('apt. Neal will l.c forced to return to his s ta ­ Wanted i wn good ladv waiterstion at Sun Antonio.-Tex., in a few' Good wage. • Bell Cafe. .’IJ-3t|) d ajs, as he is on a short furlough, Wanted 1 •• rent a baby carringo only. Mrs. Neal wilL-remain in fnr two or three months. Phone Sanford for the winter iind her hus­ band- expects to locate here )>er- 267-W. 3 l-2tp mnnently ns simiI i ns he- is disclmivcd Wanted A socAtid ’ hand cook from the service. . \ stove, wood ••urning. good condition. Address Box 65. Chy. 34-2tc ' WE HAVE FOUND IT Wanted To Reply, address (’ouch Herald A perfect drUin tile thoroughly Sanford, Fla. U l-ltp, irfipervious itt r. Jfchcmiral—4u photos of atmosplu-re and moist-> ure. Made royn that same material adopted by the government to with­ stand nitric and picric acid tests in the construction 6f its, immense nitrate arief- plants. ___ Our supply is limitejl only by our Wanted -A y’nung man d demand. * position^ ns clerk in nn office Havc Sole agents in Seminole, Orange hud three years of experii and J.nke counties, Florida M A H O N EY-W A LK ER CO. Will furnish reference. Address F. !o. 119 Fifth street Wu want 1,000 pepper and tomn(o Sahford Lodge No. 27 I. O. O. F growers to inspect our stock of 1918 but now of the navy was in the city will hold their annual roll call Mon- crop of‘pepper and tuinato seed just this week visiting his. mother, Mrs. i day evening, Jan^ (>th at 7:30 arriving. Number 1 stock at bottom •W. R. Bates. He will receive his |o*i >rk. Aii mr-nliera urgently re- prices. The L. Allen Seed Co. IKl'-Lp discharge in n short time, ijfter which ■questud t i In- prelent to respond to At anted I -will buy your Liberty j he will accept a position in Miami. •r; i c a l. Initiation .o f new memBonds nnd pay* you cash for them nt Vi.odd Fellows very Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Preston and i hers. market value*. Ail vise amount and i-ordi.. ’ , -invi e J to be present. whuL issues you have. little Bon are registered at the Hotel Room -13, Carnes. Mr. Preston is editor of the Chicken pillau. Remember-ilie date. •JOG West Forsyth Street, Jackson­ A. J. bussing, Sec’y. Produce News or “ Pink Sheet” and ville, Fla. 3‘J -3 tc fafly •ursua) moriiinK lur ins in Aucilla. Fla., the puir traveling ad* forde. T r.Io CHRISTMAS BANKING CLUB PLAN WAS PUT BANK T 0 e n c o u r a g e t h r i f t a n d e c o n o m y 1 W E HOPE THAT PARENTS WILL NOT ONLY JO IN THEM * i (•••tiito tuitter will k e e p fo r a c o n s id er a b le time. SA N FO R D H ERA LD ..SAYS IT Editor Boh Hplly ;s hue): from rh fron t or the irenchta. or the canu or the huts, or wherever patriot^ A hint to the wise—decorate your car with nicp orange mid, black s AUTO T R A N S F E R cards for the year 1919. You'knmv E V E R Y T H IN G . RHONE r ^ a y tb Jjte M e ,-P Y m ’jiQtlyj!fl. tlpinl iu. HOTEL CA RN ES. IM-tf^ Ignorance or carelessness is 'no ex­ cuse in court. . i p. j lagan wns called to Avon Pirk. Florida on Wednesday hy the Mrs. J . N. Standifer, a well known writer and teacher of Gulf<j,ith of his nephew. • 1 port, Miss., is spending the winter I in Sanford, the g u esk o fjier daughter Mrs. R . C. Maxwell. ^\vill start you in o u r ’ on* this thin place m0 ’ Da” a" saya: "After the Brine, birth of my last c h ild ...I got very much rundown and weakened, bo muth that I could hardly do anything at ' ll. I was so awfully nervous That to con clu d e that I cotihl scarcely endure the least an uetpiired a r t ." noise. My condition was getting worse nil tho tim e ... 8 -•'V i-rn l fo rm * on ib<- n rn rki-r- «f,. e ,| f „ Bon {lolly i> -ha, r. in >aiifor«. the holidays and may remain home. He finished his training \ work at New York and 1 ready to sail for France when w came - to nut send an y. in nre " men there, lie had a "chance to to Russia or slay in a ramp here I I referred to wait for u -chance t-> to F ran re —l.***--bu’ g Comm-Ti CALANDER PADS FOR 1919 iii| | . | , ih | *» Rev C. W. . White and family k«vi returned from n short visit in, r , Mjcrs. • - I- 1 --f woman nowadays." r-* every It • If you need stove Wood phono mo i nn Mjpply you. II. C. DuDose. * .10u-ttc - I . t .- . u-t'-nnlty ilgure )n hr pr* ■if-t- -lilts," -olid the worldlv ■ Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged lor Herald Readers %ii in ‘the city yesterday on legfcl •! l r- -til- tu--I limn. -udlv. an <• u In and About d-The City Little Happcnf”* 8 Mention of Matters In llrlcf vo ur m nd t i J.,-* m -re knidlv th - \i-a: I c ' l j n —I wonder why Helen looks "net feinarmtl t!.u- i., wou.d -laloi perhaps,>••’! ha-.*- determined n fit•n till- L-lris« Vo' o ft e n ? no nbnsense from America after the m or e e c o n o m i c a l m a y b e on t h e c o n ­ 4Ic/raini>—Mnylie slie has n grudge war. He (Icm- i not yet kn-»w how t r a r y y o u h a v e resolved t o b e more agulliM her«elf. min r, g- id liurd A mere an conincii. gene.-MU- I...... m-tfe r.duAtrttias. sense it may be* necessary lor him to These, whatever they may be are j| d u r i n g ehenp nnd T n l n t n l d e s u h s t l t n - . Ever Notice It? | l u t e s . «nvs the London T l ln e * . T h e s e ■Htarfd “ after the < ia -“ the individual good qualities r ’ 1 ' an who walls llm^a are hard. ■THE. SANFORD. IIEI1.VLD reward. C. L. Byrd, one* half mile west of Ice plant. . 33-4‘tp Lost—Oh Sanford-DeLand road, 32 by 3 im perial tiro on Chevrolet rim. Finder leavo at Kent’s tire ■hop nnd get suitable reward. • ’ • ‘ a4-2tp • '.•Rjifltrj One worth while resolution would be to cut your tire hills by getting full mileage -u n i your half-worn,rasing*. No need to ride the last half of a lire i. ,w i v,it!i constant feur of a lilowotiL Let us ui t in u new sec­ tion that will in*"re safe riding, down loathe J^tsL (auric. . . Oak nnd -Ord St SiTnforeir Florida May be seen today in larger num­ bers than ever before in every hairnet in this broad land, carrying a portion of their earnings to banks The F irst Dollar i t the big dollar—the key dollar bccaure it s-tarts the account- Start A Savings Account Here Today! *"*•• *{•»)-«»*• �/ i ■( ' • * 1 1 '«, * » -* * ft*" *’ - * 1 1 .t i V T. 1 ' ' '\ i ' * *■ ♦ t ' • #■ •* ,<U . (p f V -A* >« <L-y . r r e t * v *CUS.:r«• * :->.W r '* L . . t . % ; . »*,»•*--- ■ 1“ ' —rr < * V>«’ v f ^ *i#**"*nrtf>ni i '\ i 4^^.- V .J"-**.-*■ J > :.-—*JiT^=J7Xr7iT7P^v .V"’ fa »► *** * ar.fyyk PAGE SIX : k' THE SANPOR5 HERALD l •¥»-’5:«1 r -3 P la n t s c a r c e fru its f o r a n a s s u r e d in c o m e h er Hwill be greater demand than supply for many of the semi-tropical and tropical fruits »o well adapted to Florida for many years to come. Even a few trees of these fruits will mean a ready-money income. Avocados arc particularly worth while. Every, year more people learn to eat them and they sell ant prices returning growers fine profits. Plant an avocado grove if you can; at least set out a few trees of the varieties which will- thrive in your section. T V i VI *«*- f4i#n.a-r germs fell upon the sidewalk, and the feet of tho pedestrians came and gathered them up and xarried them into their homes. 3. Koine fell into nostrils that were hard and unfruitful, and forth­ with a slight cold appeared. It was not wony* because there was much opposition to them on account of the sterility of the soil. ', 4. And when the stjn was up these colds were Bcorcherf, because they had no root these colds wither­ ed awny. G. And some fell in thorny places, such as those that have immunity, and In this way they were choked out. * , .y , G. But qthers >11 in gopd ground ____ % JANUARY 3.1919 -■_ ->j. V EG E T A B LE GARDEN. “Tltero were many vegctnhles grow­ ing In n little garden," said Daddy, “and- each was trying to do Its very b est •" . -a . . Peace stops the fighting but not the 'T h e garden was not largo, but the feeding. Our armies at home and abroad, children who owned the garden, or rather whose daddy owned It, had been our Allies arid ourselves must be fed. given that much space In which to do More food must be produced in 1919. as they liked. Lack o f . fertiliser will cut down your •They had holml that vegetables -for-them,-and brought- Tonir miicIT -W tm e W fiJ, that all’ the 'land shouldproduction. Labor, cars, raw materials— disease; some an hundred fold, some ho mndo useful and that nothing all are limited. Fertilizer factories must should be wasted. They bad been sixty fold, and some thirty fold. Royal P»lm N urttrici offer the choieeit avocadoa and ibtlr begin shipping at once to move even a told how wrong It wns to waste, and nrw <»Ulof (fill which kind* lo plant. Jl alao dtacriSaa and 7. Who hath eyes to boo le t him they had decided that It was not only glrv* cultural auagtattana for other fruila that ahotald b« normal tonnage by planting time. see, and go forth to the" health de­ wrong, but It wns extremely stupid. more genaralljr grown In Florida and auppllta full Informa­ tion about,ahadc tract, ah rubbery, ornamental pi anta. etc. partment and view the great har­ Shape up your plans and order now. "So these two little boys and their Sand today for free copy of ihia “ UaauUful Crounda Book.1 vest of pneumonia, tuberculosis, small slater were* making the garden ClinB. H ..Whither, Traveling Representative, -, Ingrippe and bronchitis, all of which grow. Once a week a gardener enrao Is a record in, the archives of the and did nil the. heavy work, and a t fREASONER BROTHERS . Sanford, Fla. ** night their daddy would help Jo water t department. R O Y A L PALM N U R S E R IE S ONECO, FLORIDA _±T ** Arm our Fertilizer Work# .8 . Who hath ears to hear let him file little growing green things. Hut ' nil the rest of tho work they did them­ hear, that over 10,00b of our people selves. Jacksonville. Fla. • . were garnered during the year of It took n great deal of time, too, blit our.Lord 1917 from the seed or the It wns such fun. And oh, there wns cougher and sneezer, and pow .sleep grent rejoicing when first tho seeds with their fathers in their untimely showed above the ground, and when tho plants that hnd been put in tho sepulchres, hotbeds began to 'look so hundsomo 9. He not ye of those who, having alien to the Giver of all things per­ and green! ears hear not. and who having eyes fect by. living for the coming year a ‘T h e children used'to hoe around tho life beyond reproach: that I will see not those things which w.i have beans and potato plnnts; then they BU DGET OP O P I N I O N “ JU ST love my neighbor. as I do myself; herein set forth that t 'j nearly con­ would weed and muke tho dirt nice and BETW EEN YOU AND M E” that I will at all tim es’ aland up for cern their temporal health and sal- Boft around tho vegetables.' Tlif*y you hnvc such it nice garden home, you M A K E S A DIFFERENCE. EV EN TH E GATE PO ST my town, .my community.-and afly-l vation. wquld water them bo they would imvo have .such-careful and devoted atten­ _ Ttion and you tire" the pride of two lino cotrtify- that m y ‘state :t rrd- n <TT t r n x * e ' c o u g h . smoother cooling drinks and be refreshed. NOT IN IT 'Tlio plants were wanned and boys and a verjvJluo girl.' _. eminent shall have such helpful the sneeze and expectorate not in A Chief Ls..Among Ye Taking Notes co-operation as I am. able to render public plates, to the end th&t divers horped to grow* by tho-mnir-lrThnlfy**- ““That Is so,' said tho vegetables, aiuiEail K^Uir.:W._Ealab;sm,b ~ vlrV that, I will endeavor* to "s r r r im fa m ! "grievous disorders corpe not wns n very fine looking-pmhmrwnd*|^iut wo grrtnrjitmitiSt<iR,WlWW(WV?^'"tt •-*- So Says Sauntcrcr. nil tho vcgotnhlcs sol-mod tm-tir ttirtr- - ““ 'Why?' naked the Fairy Queen. exam pit- to the young men about unto tilt's, nor unto thy neighbor. Ing splendidly. They wero atilt very h 'Well, wo hear tho children xvnnt* ■me, allowing njyself at no time to 11. 'And remepiber now the teach­ young, though tho lettuce wns almost •tng to try second crops of lettuce,’ said j \\ hilt* Walking down a crowded enter into any art that might be dis- ings of the health department that ready to bo oaten—that Is. If people i tho lettuce leaves. ‘And of course wo ' —<dtV-^atrei»t_l.hc ntlier fluy , _____ -f duasiti g __tu the_sight o f_my Ite- xliy—Pay,.- may - lm- .laug—ip—Ui**—ianxU iililli-’l JulmL having. Just o ttny tn-tr-of—hnve-to grow 'nnTt-ho-rntcn first. It~* I heard a little urchin to a comrade deemer: that I will lend more of my which the Lord thy God giveth thee. lettuce, for the leaves wero very Bmnll. seems ns If we were dreadfully alow I *ajsef illness to the benellU of my —Feferted. “'riie children kept from picking tho sometimes, and we get n little tilt dls- | turn ami say: . . lettuce until It really grew to be tho cntirnged and downln-artcd.’ , . . . church and Sunday school: that .1 "Say. Jimmie, don't yer know i d , . , right sin-, though It was very hard not " ’Bo do we,’ wdd the radishes. witf sjieiik to m;, . riemi. s wl;cn. [ ! t- happy as a . c am. * 1 am glad to sei the rity and the to trike It up at once, for tt wn*t so “ 'AYld we each want to win the meet them; that I will so. corn) net If 1 only vs as dt* feller it at me mud- my personal and business ’ a (fairs mty ollujins waking uj j ior once and line to have grown something like that. race,' said the beets, from under tho at least trying to show the Utilities "Th ey grew to know xyhnt nit**the gtotind, and their voices Vqiitided qulto der t ‘inks I ant that a!) ic-cimtali-.-t xxilf 111* pl.-as.-d furnisher* of o^r- bright and thriving little grern stalks an d . leaves meant low as you may well understand, with my company; that 1 slifill strive und wlint vegetables they xvere. T h e y '"W hat race?' asked tho Fnlry “Khe t ’inks 1 am a wonder,* anil to make my borne and its orrtipnnts i little city that tifey alone do not run loved the green of the carrot stalks, Queen. — d i out f'country s de. T best* re. knows tier little lad forever happy in that I ami mine I mid they, thought it quite funny Hint " Thich vegctntde wants to be the marks are brought about by the NHP Would never mix Wit' not kin' dat may givt oil those little ra js of fait that I. overheard, a nonveraatlon s licit n plain, siit-dnntlnl vegetable tlr-d to lie eaten,' said the onions. should be Bo dressed up, sunshine, through our made pleas"'till,' said the Ffilry Queen, ‘yoti was ugly, mean or bad. one evt nin'g this week that led me to "And (be beets, with their reddish- shouldn't feel that wny about It, for ant di s po s i t i ons , t hat sdrve si) wt*!( I often sit and t'ink how nice 'twould Mrs. .Miitiscnipper— Now- that du> believe I tie city wii-t endeavoring to green leaves, were quite familiar to ceeli vegetable tins Its own time for he- ! t o l ight en t h e b u r d e n of those with b e — ge, wins:. keep the electric rates from belne.l them now. And the thin stalks of the fi i ready. Kaeti of you should simply silfTntge tu.it .uncut has mieuis-disl. wlip w hold v. * eoni e 111 I Hi, a ' t . a m i ia -t If a feller wa** d. fell, r dat bis but in n*> wt-e f i.o i!n ,t be Irani, i r.csed on the' -1 ! of January, and little onions. The radishes had a ib jour best to be w<-ll*gro\in. Then 1! • '..it . p|nts.* It s.i Irtiti-rty? Mrs. ||.i|ui*h...',v Vou'd M|i|....t- n. a ’-.t by the (,e I that l later ilisttn coarse green stalk, unlike any of the It ef you will a* wlulling y-iiir icx 11 , luudder t ink- he is r e - >!••• i *» ii \* <I,**,-r t*> III \ ( u t il t * I f V...1 t ' . l l b l L*. IlMliK- SMltHVtothers, n f course they knew potatoes ! there jere had bad bveii a -oil instil it * *! j 1 ug tmd ibid >iiut i-mm's rum .in.- f..r a n d a sk i i i- a s * . s t a n i . and guiilatif e Arid tlicv all nert d they would do I.-half of t h e c h v nil city caun-! . ' I h ' 'it • * 'lid J i l l - . I V i n .1 i i . folks, in* yours a life of toil or in d o i ng t h o s e tilings I I a ve r esolv i d - she snld. ci! mid some property owners, ask­ • 'll 1. ' v • I I I . ' I n n s , I ,1, undiluted jov, t o do 11,■ eby [<r, j ,,,r I l|g 111' - -If t ■> ing an Mituncuon restraining the dtp A it mi a j ury. 1 oil still Can learn be ever ad\ f T i • . lil .if Hi m f rmti l tilito j ’ t o. fiotn raising 11, ■ r.atva. weft. w h o d o e til all t h i n g sm a ll unlettered boy; Temporary injunction xvas granted, Oh, Man! MORE THAT! ONE. Don't try to be an earthly s a i n t . ii l i i b l a i r r i i S F i u t w ? (Ic|itefa!e, i which goes to show that the petiMut firmness «e epntlmie, with eyes fixed on a star Lilt, j littners ut least have a leg to stand TI ip former I* our neighbor** tr*lt. _i_.l The following * parable Just try * 0 . 1.0 the'fellow that ym .r smv„r i tin am! now- [ waht to ask the people Tfu* Intt^r Is ntir own fl)f ,n,1(t,.r„ tVbo TPatt my—rniumn—tn stand - bn*inotLer Hunks you are. ti.ips is the Vi uy J *r. John \\. Rob­ • Sound; Imposdblcr * iiind the city in-this matter. Surely — Noodles Yager. ertson, Chicago Co mmi ssi oner nT llil.'im Mow Hilly, how tni|.rix*lh!f we get poor enough light service, let ‘• • « Health e ni o h ast?.« j i to hi • i fur care rtf WOllll'tl i.r<-' to j ri o ’ ' i 1. -pr. ad of ■! ea*,- ,100,1 to -t and for a raise, in ra'e- at * § My New dear's ltesolution: lie1-sjI*V» t — W lin t now ? tin* e time, l i m e , mid a n d if d pith'ic p o b h e Dpmmn " I be s a m “ W hy. 11ix w If.* mid le r mother m rr solved that I. having been permitted Kerin*: I. lb-hold, tin- ii tlglier Wil l fortli mol s y m p a th y * mean an y th in g we UpHlalrs tr> lug l*. cull one an.'ihcr through the kindness of Almighty buys ought tp be th ere u ith the .low II." God to see another calendar year to.cough, 2. And when he coughed, some goodn. You ca n uLwuyrf .h e ar unycommand go, will show my appreci>? _____m t h i n g must an d I did heur one of The Kind They Were. t h o s e ‘an ti-city fellers talkin g th a t "The man picked up unco usetmix In T h e y Woul d Wa t e r Them, .the sired ilic other day wm sitfT.-rlaa th e m atter s t o o d 'e n tir e ly on a ques. from kuockmiL drops." , *- j t i u n of taw — w elir i.x io n ft-k n o w iiuy- ami the tomato vines ami the beaus, “Given In tin* public street?" tiiing about tlm t law but I do know and there wns dark-green parsley, too, *‘Y«*s; two Pri'-ks fell on hi* liowil j n . q t tj)er»* ought to be a law p ro to oit that gave such nice 'extra' touches to from .1 building." everything. mg the a rb itra ry raUing of rat*-? on " 'I wonder when our garden xvlll bo of v • 1— m n o c e y t. u n s u sp e ctin g and almost unite ready.* said the little sinter. 'I’d lud|de»s co n su m ers "f " j u i c e , " .111 i it like to start a second crop of lettuce.' a p p e a r * to m e t h a t we wilt soon B righ t P rosp ect*. " 'Ami I'd like to starj n second crop h a v e determ ined whet her there is of radishes,' said one of her brothers. *‘An i.ptltuisilc young man nsk.*il me Her Dad No. s i r ; . I won’t have my lau or no law « u th e s u b j e c t — ail of "N’oxv Hint night tha Fairy Queen daughter lied down for life to a stupid IIn* other day for pcrmlssbin lo marry dnv dtmgh.ter." satij. -Mr. Gmbcoin. which causes n i r t o reflect 'and re­ thought Jthe would taken wnlk through fool. It a joyous .'•Ych?". Her Suitor—•T h e n don't you -think mind you d ear people th a t a tnunici- that garden, and she heard nil the veg"When I told him site spct.tTcn llmuyou .1 better let Inc tnfte her off vouf pucLtiuuuid^ji till ti c s is th e ttqlutlnn____ ctflid.es. talking and ivldapcring^ to ^ m om ent for ■ the distant • ‘.ii ml doIlnrs a yen? on clot lies ulunA thoinsclvea. No one else, of course, .tic said lie llgiircd that her troti*‘-ear could understand the talk of tho vege­ grandparent when she would lust until lie could work' up to tables but tho Fnlry Queen. Sum m e r Travel. a salary of twelve or til teen thousand , A nun took n holiday. "'Whnt I« It, vegetables?" sho GOV. JAMES P. GOODRICH hears the voice of her H r N i i r t i ' . ! tit * n .n i n> gi-i HWay; dollars a y ear” , hskod., 'Aren’t yyu-htt|ipy? It soems And then wit* k< pt u|h<ii I hr rai k to me tlint you.£tjotild be, heenufle here In terror ut the Journey hack. favorite youngster on the Long Distance CURBSTONE GLEANINGS |V H K- r y- I Hello, Grandma! WeVe All Well, How Are You? mi Bell Telephone. Children who cannot write can use the Y § -1 ~_NxaM f r 41 • " * - ’'f l . ; j—a Bell Telephone with ease, and their small H O RSES AND M U LES * • m voices over the wires give assurance to loved ones that all is well. „ * •- . W. M. Igou is in A tlanta buying • stock for his stables at Sanford and Eustis. This stock will ar’ rive the latter p art of next week. •It will pay you to see this stock before buying as we will have some bargains, ( all and see us \ T h e . Long Distance Bell Telephone plays an important part in the social life of the nation. W ithout leaving your home you can visit satisfactorily with relatives or friends In distant cities. The service is fine; the rates are rea­ sonable. r_ _ _ __ _ & * » Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station H^ ftsyB) p -- 4 J Formerly Hand Bros. Stables Qov. Jamct P. Goodrich of Indium, who w u aerlously injured when hla automobile collided with ■ etreet car In Indlanapolle. *' e i . •Z -■ i.= — .. . . ■ ,- ..A: M �JANUARY 3, 1910 JTJJf SANFORD HERALD j erlcho’« Siege and Capture One of the Spectacular Storlea of the Old Testament. Cheerfulness Requires Courage. It takes n good of courage to ■coin cheerful In wartime, y e b jt Is n (lotiill of one's self-respect to keep, n M u l l i n g face In.public. A display of hysteria Indicates considerable Indif­ ference to the rights and’ comfort ol otliers, and Is ntSt good form. No mat­ ter how hard life may lie, one must keep from scolding and scowling and complaining and whining and indulge In tears and grief only in one’s own rtpjin.—£lilcngo 1 lining PosL On the morning of Washington'* Mrthdny Gen. Sir E. n. Allenby's Ann'trallnii troopers rode as codqtieror* lDm a little village of huts, noted geo­ graphically ns being Ihe city of lowfSt elevation on enrlh, B»d lo.Itlbllcnl history ns being the scone of the Promised Lnnd. observes the Minne­ apolis Journal. In Ihe Cnnnnnlte dnys Jericho wns a fortified city, commanding both the tnWrr ford of the Jordan and-the route lending up to the hlghlnmls of Jutlen. The story of Its siege nntl capture nntl the destruction of Its population Is one of ila* ’spectacular stories of the Old Testament, which contrasts strongly with Us gentle seizure by n Christian The Legislature changed the rates army In n year of our Lord thirty-five for registration of motor vehicles for centuries Inter. According to the Old Testntnrnl imry. the city was left dcsolnte with Tax d u e ' from persons in the State n curse from Joshua upon the man who should attempt to rebuild It. And It RATES Is related that Hlel, the Bethollte, who Motorcycles did rebuild It, lost his two sons tn the Horsepower A. L. A.’M. A construction of the wall ns punlshmciit Untlng for his temerity, Automobiles, 22 horsepower or loss_____ ____ Auto mobiles over 1919 AUTO TAX DUIHiOW— II. P ......... .......... Automobiles over ftTllflfair* in tlifi nstri** GROWERS J ud ic ia l cor• Hated at Sanford, SrmlnMc county, i, thia th r £|ih day uf Ik or mHrr. Special M i t U r . n Court of th r r o u n lf Jud ge, F o u n t } . S t a t e of 1'lnrlda In t * E i t a t * 1 1 HARDWOOD ASHES INSECTICIDES RLUESTONE NAJLS SEEDS Dili to Ffifprliinp on . r lof..to the tir.t M ond ay In Ja n u a r y , I J I B , h i n t a rule day of (hi* eoiitt, then knd Uiere to make a m w r r aa to any, right, In te r. r * l - u h r n which you m a y have In and to (hr lolHjatnit draeribrd properly, lo -w il: I.ota 92 and 1*7, Sanford Height*. Said auit U brouitht by the C ity of Sanford *8*ln»t tV. W. Abernathy,-* * It I* further ordered t h a t thi* no tice .h a ll pu LU iird r a r e i aeh week fu r four re n te rutiv r week* in the Sanford H e r a l d .Done and ordered' thla J h e 3 0 th d a y of November. 19IB. (* '* • ’ Place YmirOr<Icr$. Early SANFORD, FLA E . A. U O U G L A S S r Clrr k, V. K. D ouc U m , D. C. In Ctrruit Kauri N n t . l h J u d lr la l Ktrrult Nrmlnnlr County, Klorlda. In C h a h c r t ) City of Sanford , a munlripa] corpnrblion Complainan t _ Ujtl t o t v». ' FbrecIoM W, \J- A brrnath y, -Daytona, T a x Lion Volutta f t , . . Klorlda T o all whom i t may conrer n: YV.u a rr hpfrby unlrrrd to appear Herrin on or before ( h r drat M ond ay in J a n u a r y , 491&* b r in i r #*i*ulp d ay of thia cmirt* tfecn and Y o u r L ib e r t y B o n d s woreh 100 cents on the dollar here No question of patriotism applies to tlie purchase yof lumber. - You bought Liberty Bonds for Victory and Victory came. To what more S e m ino le L r c a l r t a , t>l*lrlbu(ir« and O iif Clatn.i t r Dem ands ■csinst said K . t a l r Vnu, and each «f you, ate h r rrh y noli (ltd and rt(,uirt<t> tn p tn er il any efalmt a n d da­ man d> a h i r b you, or t i l h t r nf you, may ha v r aaainM t b r rat a i r of Martb a l lr t( l r* o n , d i r t a i e d , late id Seroinnle County , Florida, I n ' ihe- undrriiynrd ad m lnittra le r id *alil e» la (r, within one year ffom Ihe d ale hereof. Dated Nov. M, A D. I S IS . . K. M A G N U S O N , *g *iu»t W, W; Abernathy. It i* further ordered t h a t thia notice vhall b * puldl*hed o n r * each wr*k for four t u n . r r Utlvr * r r k > in Ihq Hanford Herald. Done and ordered thl* Ihn 3 0 th ilay nf Mnvpmbtr, I S I S . (■tall E . A. D O U G L A S S , , In Cit lrruH Court S o c n l h - J u d lr la l r i r r u l l Hqrulnolc C o u n lj, Florida. In r h i n r f r f C i t y ' LEiUilti/d^a munirtpal errt- — -* Hill t « * vi, ■ • Fofcrlru e In t'ourt of Ihe r o u n ty ju i l g c . S e m in o le Mr*. W. W. A b e r n a t h y , D a y * T a t Lien ( o u n i y , H lile of Florida Vtduaia (*»»., FliTflda In r«* E s t a t e of nil whom it may concern: W . T . Humphrey. * Y pu aru he reby ordered to ap pear herein T t f alt Credifori, L egatrre, Distributee* and all (Vraons havirtc Claims or T ’ emanda on or* before the flrat M onday In J a n u a r y . M m a rule day of thin co urt , then and against laid Ei|Btt>: 1 \ ou, and i ^rh of >ou, are hereby notlflid th rr e to make a n»«vr aa to any r i f h t , i n t e r ­ and required to present any rlairns and de­ est or lien which yon may h a v e In anil to draeribrd property,, to* wlt: Lot mands w hk h you, or <ith*r of you, may i’hc. Tier U* of the U liy of Smiforil* have acainat the eatate of W, T . Iliimpbrey| <*# Dlovk «1i c« as* d, late «d St-mifioli rmjntV, FloYida. aeniriilnfi in IL II. T r a f lo n l ’g map of aald S.VSw-Ktl Chau ITcitrs ( i f full \ o-T T i l U « n M n i i't : n r m a stl ic h s a l e N o l ff * |i hereby given that under and by |vlrtup of sc 111inn.I «»f f lArrcloaim* ami Mir mad* on t b r , 2 n d ' d i y r.( I I n - r m k r , J - n s . Ly (he llunorable J i m n W. P itk in * . J u ’tg'- of t h * Circuit Court at t b * Seventh JuiUrjal ( ircuit id H o n d a . 8*mfflnt* Coun ty, In (-hknerry. In that r, rtain cauar thrrrln pending. wherein t . S, Kir hi r la complainant, and E t t a I'arVard arid J . t». Packard, hrr h u - b .m tr -e h - W. Contif I R S S,i<T?~A.Xooifr7 h e wife. arr defendant*. I -hall offer tor aalr »nd Mil lo the highrat Milder ( of ca*h, bHore t h r door o| th* Court llouar in Sanford, Seminole County. Klori.la, on t h r rith day of Ja n u a ry . A. D. 19l!», t h r u i r , bring a figxt rdlca day* and during thr* local hour* pro­ vided for *a!o, tha property de.crlbed in thr final dr»*co s f o r c . i d a« folio if a: Lot Sum t o r Kivi- (ft) of lltork Niimtn-r Se ven (7), T i e r Number t.'nr ( I * of Trailortl’a map of the city, tI Hanfrrd. Klnrlda, according to a n rnrdril plat therrnf. rituate In Hcminnfr county, tlo rlda, to ta liify the lerm t of raid S U P P L IE S Adminiatratur. c a s k e t wagons- and ambulances operated by ^ undertakers KMiU The law requires an application swofiujn^for each machine reglslered. All cpiestlons should he folly answered lo save correspondence. Personal checks delay delivery. Blanks mnv he had from Cnraprs, Tax Ccdleetors, SheriUs; Clerks Cirruit Court, or by applying to ERN EST AMOS, Comptroller. Tallahassee. Fin. home of your own, or a nice garage. We carry the largest stock of building material in Seminole county. We take Liberty Bonds ;••at-par, you- may- purchase’ Lumber, Sash, Ce- ment or anything^hr^Tiir line with Your Liberty Bonds just the same as you can with cash. WE ALSO TAKE LIBERTY BONDS FOR ACCOUNTS NOW DUE HILL LUM BER CO H earses, P la y ed t h e P o p u l a r G a m e , C h o o s i n g the D i n n e r T a b l e t o W o r k on A f ­ f e c t i o n ; of W a itr e s s . It lock 3. Tfrr k rd th# f*iiy cf Hanford, acCi.fdlnE li. i: It 1 *r *(lord’s rnap nf said city. Said suit is brought by i h f C’lly of S a n ­ ford again*! A. I*. Sm ith , It in further nrd*r«>d that this notice aball b«* publish'd toncc r a r h for four eonstru tlvs in th«* Sanfofil Ifrrald. I»qn«* anti nrdrrrd this thr 2Uth ilay <<T Nov*»mhrF, 1!*1* tarali E . A. D O U C LA SH , ritrk l b V. E . JhiucU***. I>, (*, In fri nun fitfully ntnnnp my nnlch1>n»w tlo-'vonl.r the liiitt^P was scandnllFe*! when one of their guests nt Sundn.v •t t ji. r to,-ole the perfertly simple ntul ii ir^l rwptevl llfnt be lie permitted i'ii r ih.- men I to rejinlr tn the kltehen v 1--r*- i|o- pri'tiv wnltress was. Per Null, t- of Appbrarion fwr lav D* S e c tio n ti of ( hap let If* PS, Law iiit"lon wns ileuleil. but young ltnmen Ida1 was not dtsenjirngeil, and this letter Notice Is hereby given that ( k i nmte V'To thit Girl That, Walls for Mrs. pu rchaser of T a x Certlllemte Nu* the 3rd *lay of Ju n e. A. U. HMD Ro-and-Sn: You are the best ever. said c r r l Ideate iq my offlre, and Are you keeping cnrnpnny with nny- np:|, lira lion fpr> !a a tired to Imop with law. ■ S l i d ce rtific ate rm Imh|vV fie milled Ms name and a few anre I ik)1i fv>in g «le«rriUed property «l pervonal i1e(nils, nml tblJC dellelons bit hr mirfrie, flurtda* t'- i’ il.. ami ttl of Itlock D. Mitchell ■ "f I'lentlftention: “If you don't know Lev y Gra nt |l) a r c s . T h e said wtiteli «o|i|l|.r wrote thin. It Is the one a* * rased «! th e date of the issurfn i r t i l l r a t r in the name of llnknowr •b'ii loiii'lied your linnd under t ho-dish ip-iid rt ft if] cate shall* be redeemed Winn \i,i| pnsve<l the potntoon." Russia a Puzzle Even to Tolstoy , ‘’How ran <>nt* mirlorstnrul chrvns?" I- tin- rojily 4'imnl Ilya Talsloy, son t'f tin* fntnmis I.rn Tolstoy, writer. Httlooiphpp nml niystir, made -to thr 'tm**tlnn ns to lil* Interpretation of ’ oiiditimis in E u rop e._____ „ ___ .... If n mnn ns Count Tolstoy Is m sen In regnrtl to Ittisslnn nfifnlrs. It Is M|rely |>tinli>nnMe f«ir Atnerlcnns to •‘e In Ignorance of them. Tlie cotinl 'ays tlmt tlie renl Ilussln tins not been eonxnlted nt all In tlie recent cbnnges tliere. Tin? real Ilnssln Is peasant Ilussln nml pensnnt Ilnssln bns been iRtt'nred. The count pleads for Amerirnti sympathy for his people, who. he Niy*. have been deceived nnd misled “Tlie crime of nil Ihe Husslitn lenders Le «ny». “|ii that they have ln*en fol­ lowInc their own programs nnd Ignor­ ing- the i^ejtsnnts, the masses." What "III come out.of the present chaos the rontit professes hi? does not know'. Long Loaves Arp Moat Economical. A Innf tvclglilng one pound contains II t'<T ront of tvntnr If It Is round and only 31 per cent If It Is cylindrical Tlu mforp. nlio who liuya Inng lonve* fids H0 grammes more actual food for her mnniny titan she who buys round lo n v e s , . • The reason for this Is that the ^I’kere Is the figure that contains tilt InrgtWj possible volume under the smnllnat possible anrfnce. nnd, ns evnp firation Is n matter of surface, tills la cri nter from.it cyllnder tlmn it In from sphere of the snme weight. Where Thgma* Yale Regta. In tlie m-w American army there nre innny nfiicrrs whose plmn mater Is Ynlu miltuge, nnd «omo of them regard Wroghitm, in North Wall's, ns n place of ulrnoHtjH-raonnl Interest. For it i* •here thnt Thomas Ynle, who Inaugu­ rated tlie great seat.of American iejirn•ag. was hupled, nnd It Is Interesting to reenll Hint (n the early nineties a root of Ivy from hlg grave was sent to Pnifewsor Phelps, fo/raerly- the American minister In IdimlAn, to plant agnlnst tpc college huildlng.T-Lnndoa Chronicle. - (Trru il f o u r l S r i r n l h Judicial (Trrull Nc*ittlMa P o i i o l p Hwltli*. In ( T i i h r r r ; Ci?> of Sanfnrtl. a muuiii.tp roj* A W ^ - T a % r t r tTTc a I «* No Gth *kjiy of Ju ly , t- l*. IH'JT rat** t-u>kr»p<* th**— *1 rrty sittiniDii in Semlrudi* ro Florida i*arh iiffenif* b«* punished by fine not In n-fd Fifty Dollar*, or iniprlaonmcnt not n * crr d in c t h irty daya. S«*rt^«»n I '<I hr thtf Atub- drt .f it.iv t utifl. UiKn »rn ihire to rnaki answer ns to an> right, inter 7th Ju> of J u n e , A. i > i Hold rertifi or Hi n which you mav have in Htid to th* rare I'mlifiCe# the following described prop­ erty Fit outed in Seminole co u n ty , Florida* fidlotS-jrtg drarribrd ji r o i u f t y , to- w i i ; Loti 4H and 4t». Hanford IfelgnUr tu-wit* B r b 163 ft Ki of N W cur of Se c, Said M*it i* h r o u r h t by the C ity of Han­ 10, T w p . 21 H* It. 2b East* run E 1BA ft. S, ford ag a ln tt C, II. IJ lnkr* . 1320 ft. AV* t 16A ft, ^ lljSa feet It 1« tugthaf ordered th a t I hit not Ire shkl !) a cres. The said land Ipring a o srsirtl at the d t l e »*( the U«u*nce of such be published once each week for four con certificate in thg nam e of Mrs. E. A. s* rut|Ve week* In the Hanford lli rabl. Done and **rdt*red ♦Ids the M>!h, ilay n! Prtermon. « Alan* T a x . t ’ertificate . N<w. . 4 tip, K *«ve m her, 1UI .H. ■ «ah E . A. D D U C L A B R , tlatcd the Gth day i*T Jul> A. D. |f)OK. Said certificate em bracr • the fulluw leg t)p*fribrt| iipopefty situated in S<vmin>>h ro un ty . T ln riila , tt»-wit. llefe. S F cur **f S*\K ■, id S W h , Sec. 10. Tp 21 S. It. 2*J F a st , run N shh ft, W 6K0 fl, S KNb ft K t m In ( ‘irrutl I oiirl S p s r r t h Judicial t l r r u l i jlrg. 1 1 , 1o a r m . T h e ?aid land br ing . Nrmlnolc I min t). Mur Ida, In i h a n r r r y ai-saed at the date «f the Dsuanre of *uch t!jt y of Hanford, a munlripa! cutcertificate in the name of M ra. A. E . Peter- puiJltcm tDimplalnant ] t f11 to ao{i. m v*. F tjr rriu w 1*7, T * * C v r tfflr a t. No. 133, i l . i r d (Ji,. *’ H-, Hlnx*» T . x l.ii-n 7th il«> i f J u n t , 1909. S . i d r r riiU r a tr *m - T " *11 *h n n i it m . y ronc-rtn: h t . r r * (bp f.iliu*lr.B ilptrribpd K ',l|n rty . i t Vou a t * hfrr (i) »fdrr<.l In ap pear he n In u . t . i l in' H*rqiriile r o u n t y . Klt-tjd*.- tu-w it; * K " t brtopp i h * J i r * l M uaday in J a n u a r y . Nolle* ot A p p l i r w l" " f * f * 1 t>r*d L'ndrr Ilry. N W r*»f A re 1(), Tp^ 21 S , U 2 3 Kaat. 1WIP, brintf a . r n l r <^»y <d t+iii rourt.- t h rn and Hrrt lnn S uf K h . p l r f 4«SH. L a w . of Kliir- tun 8 t o N linr of pla. Mid. tty. rlcht of ( b i r r In m > i r a m w r r »» In any r i i h t , intrrway, Llv alonx >ai<l rtitM uf way to point r - l or lira whlrh you may h a i r in and to t h r id . , IIor. N I " N lin r of f olluwiny dr*rrllir,| p r» p trty to - w u ; L o t . - —-E n t i r e — h — h ere b y—- f l * * . — t h a t — W i.U.ae ljj.V f t. K nf aaitl -----Slm rp o n ., p u rrhaM r of T . t Certific ate No, ■ante W ICS fUlo hry. Tbr . a L T I a n 1 ^ .Kd 'lff.”8 ififidd llftpttar— ---- , . . r u f i i at thr i l . t r of I b r iMUanrr of . u r n Said >uit i . brought oy t b r City of.8 a n 823, dated t h * fith day of J u l y , A. D. I h 9 . r ford > s a l n i t C. '11. D l n ( r r . ha> Med . a i d * * r t i 8 e a t * in m> offtr*. and hat r r r t i l i r . t r in t b , n a m r of Mr*. K. A. I't t i f triad* a p p lica tio n f o r t » * deed to l»»u* In ar- * ‘,nIt U fu r t h t r orilerrd t h a t t h l . notice .h all m r d a n r r with law. Said certinc a to r m b r a r r * ALn, T . x C r f t l f i c a l r No. 34 8 . dated t h r i hr p u liliih .il o p r . r a r h wrrrk for four cont h * following drveribed. n r o p r rty ailuatpd In Cth day of J u n * . A. I>. I8 9 S . Said err tin - . r r u t l v r wr«k« In t h r Hanford If rrald. Hrmlnol* r o b n lv , f ll r l d a . lo-wit: N K ' t of ca te r m b r a r r * l b * following d r . r r l b . d propD o ne and ordered thl* the 3 0 th d ay of SV VJl ' I i , * N E ' t of N W '* »hd lr» , \V 'y of rrty .ilUBted In Sr m lrfije r o u n ty , Klorlda, I t r Novertibdr, 1918. N K ' t and l e t , W l i i j v a * . 22; T p. 21 S . , It. wit: W t j ol K U of S W ' i , of - NK H Ber. 3, i.e a l) E . A. D O U G L A S S . T p 21 8 , R . 2 9 E , 10 arrry. T h e . a i d land * » L'lwk. * 29 E . '• ' T h * . a i d land being a r * « » » d a t t h * dwt* uf th e U a u a n r* of *uch r * r t if i c a t * In t h * nam e of h t t * l N a tion a l Hank. U ni*** raid rert i P r a i * aba ll l>* r c d c r ^ r d accord in g to law In Clrenll ’ Court of t h * H r te a lh J ud ic ia l l at (tred will i**uc thereon on l h * ' 2 * t h day Klrruil o f Klorlda. H e m l n . l . Co un t?. In K haatrry . of J a n u a r y , A If. 1916. William I f . P o r i * * and E m m a P, W itn **a my official vlgnatur* and *t-al thia P rocto r, Complainanta t h * 2i,lh day of l i r w m W r , A. |J. 1918.. va. I l r al) E . A. I J U U O L A S S , E l i i a C . P a r l e * , I . M rdley Parte*, Cli-rk C i rc u it Court S e m i n o l e C o ., Kla'.' William II. P a rle*. Harry I). P ar­ 33-f.tr B y V. E . ItiAigla*., f). C . le*, Georg* IL* Parle*, Lida . E. i fu lb e rt, and William Il u l b r r t , Nolle * lo C r rd lla ra . L * f a l * o o r U l . l r l b u l r * . her huaband, G eorg* t it t y Pari**, and All P e r . o n a Having C l a i m , or H e ­ A u g u .ta Allen and Krrd rnando a g a l n . l i h . E . t a l r of Edr.a f i . her huaband, D efen d a n t, M u ch .n a n . H r e r a a ' d T h e r u m p !.I n a n t* . William II. P a rle* and N o tic e U hereby given t h a t all credito r*, Nolle* « f Ayplleatlon. l o r - T a t H erd Cad rr l e g a t e e . , ___ and __________ d lr tr lb u t c__ * . o“ l* E l' d n^a G . llu "*■-Hrrllon 8 of C h aplar 4 8 8 8 , L a w * o f Klor* E m m a I’. Proctor,* having Med their bill of co mplaint in the aboya atylrd rauae, and rh na n , d deceaaed, ch aanan, e re a ie d , rand - -* all peraon* having e t . l m . or d e m a n d , a g . l n t t h * r e t t a t * are re­ N o tice la he reby given t h a t W . II, llaltard, t h * co m p la in a n t. William l l, Parle* having quired t o pr*«ent them t n the undrrwignrd a . purchaser nf T a x C ertific ate No. 1884. dated made affidavit of hta belief t h a t ce rta in de­ e i r c u l o r within two (ID y e a r* f m m d a le the 2nd d ay of J u n e , -A. IE 1898, ha* Med f e n d a n t , therein named a r * rn i d e n t a of a h e r e I, a r aa m e will h * barred. raid c e r t i o r a t e in my office, am i ha* 'm ade a t a t* or ro a n try other than the S t a t e of T h * American T r u * l Co m pan y , application for t a i deed l u Itaue In accord- Klorlda, and t h a t ' t h r defe ndant* are ovrr J a e k i o n i i l l e , rlurlda. a n r e with law. Raid r e r t l f lr a le em bra ce* the ag e of 21 y e a r* and t h a t there fa no per. , Fred W. Huy I, the following dr.rrllred pro pert y . i t u a t . d in Ion in the a t a te t b * ( rrvlce of a aubpoena ' A. P re.lden t. Seminole co unty . F lorid a , to-w it: N W ’ i of upon whom would bind aaid defen dant* or A tte atjA M hur T . W i ll i . m * . N W .U Se ctio n 19, T w p . 21 8 , K . 3 0 E a a t, each or a n y of them . I t la therefo re ordered th a t the defendant# Aa S e c r e t a r y , . , , .. 40 a rrr*. T h e . a i d land being axfeatrd a t H aled and p u h li.h t d thia D eee m h tr 2Cth, t h . d a te ot the iaaugnra of m r h re rtlflra te he reinafter named, to-witi L IU * C . P a r l e , 1918. In t h * n a m e nf U nkn ow n. Urslri. aaid rrr- I.- Medley P a rle*, William E. P a rle*, Har ry Clfirat* ahall ha f e d i e m r d arr nrdlng l o law t>. P a rle*. G eorg* I I . P a ri**, Lid* E . Ilultax derd will U . u * Ib r r r o n on th e 2 8 th day lir rt, William l lu l b e r t . hrr huaband, Georg* ( m y P a r i * * . M r *. Augueta Allen and Krrd L. N o llr r of Application for T * 1 Heed Crider of D ecem b er, A. D. 1918. Alien, hrr huaband hr and I h . y are hr rehy Hrrllon 8 o f Chapter 4 a * 8 . I . o o * o f KlorW ltn rra my offirial . I g o a t u r * and ••*! ordered t o a p p ra r t o ‘t h * hill of co mplaint Id * *: thl* the 2 8 l h day ol No vem ber. A. t). 1918. fih-l In thia cauM on the i l i t h day of J a n u ­ N jjt ir * U he reby given l h * t H. O . Dieler(.ra h E . A. D O U G L A S S . ary, A. 1). 1919. leh, ribyehaaer of T * » C e r tl f ir a ! * No. 2 2 6 1 , Clerk Circ u it Co urt Kem lnnl* Co., Pla. It I . fu rthrr nrdrred t h a t a ropy nf t h l . d t l e n Ihe 2nd day nl J u n e , ' A . I». 1898; aaid B y V. M. D o u g l a n , D . C. order be. puhliahcd once each week for four e e t l l p r a t e e r r b r a r e * the following described !S-T u **-5te e o n . r c u l lv e week* I n - t h * .Sanford Herald, a Droprrty. xitukled In SemlnMe county, H o f . weekly paper puhlltbed In Seminole ro un ty , Id*, to -w ill K M rf S W I l cf K W ’ , of 8 K « Florid*. of Se e. 7, T w p . 2 0 8 . . n . 31 E * » t , S acre*. In wltneaa whereof I have he reunto net yny T h e paid land being aii**H>d at t h * Hat* of hand and offirlat. oral t h l . the 2nd day of the laauanre of aurh r . r t i f le a l a In t h a pant* t le e e m h tr , A.. I L 191 8. i of IJ q k q o w n ;. ( te a l ! ' E . A. D O U G L A S S , Alan, T a x C e r t i o r a t e No. 343, dated the i Clerk Circu it Co urt, Seminole Co., Fla. 7Lh d a y of J u n e , A. D. 1909, . a i d certificate 30-Krl-fttc T aa L l . n r m b r a r r . th e following dr>crih*d property, W. P . C a r l . r To all whom It may conrerni . ■ituatrd In R rm ln ot* ro u n ty , Florida, to-wlt. you are hereby e rd .r.d to ap m ar herrlh, In Ctrruit Court S e v e n t h J ud ic ia l Circuit W K of R E i i of . M W h of S E X , 8 a * . 7. S e m i n o l e Connly , Florida, l a Chancery T w p . 2 0 8 . H. 31 E a a t. 5 arzea. T h # aaid on or bWore tba 8m Monday fn January land brin g a a a r a e d a t th m x la le '4 - 4 h e Im u - 1919. bring a rule day of thia court, then City of Sanford, a munlrfapl corBUI to anr e id aurh re rllftca te In t h . n s n t of N . II. and there to make aoaw .r aa. to any right. poration Complainant Alto. -To* C*rll#rat* No. 429 , dated the tot day at June, A. D. 1903; eaid rrrtiflr.tr embrace* th* following drecrlbed proprrty •Ituatrd In Hemlnri* rounty, Klorlda, towlt: 8 2.82 ehi M 8 Wig o l SWM «*4 ^E M , See. 7 . Twp. * 0 fl., R. 81 Eaat, 7.4 * arret The eafd land bring **•*(! at the-data of K. A. D U r O L A S S , Clrka B y V , f * . Dnygin«pt p . C, V*. »i Forecloae Inter rat or lien which you may have In and A. D. Smith, Defendant Tax Lien to tb* following d errih rd proprrty, trwwit: To all whom it may conrerni Lot 6. Block Tier 9 . of Sanford, accord­ - You ar* hereby ordered to appear herein ing to L . IL Trafford’a m ap thereof. Bald #ult ia brought by ghe City of San­ on or before the-Meet Monday In January. 1919, bring a rule day of thia epurt, than and ford againlt W. 1*. Carter. there make aaawer aa to any righL laterIt U further ordered th at thia nolle* ah*!1 or Han which you may have in and to tho M pubtUn.d one* rack waek for four ron- foltowlag dtotrlbed property, to-wlt: Lot S, the Irik* ( bri» I'wridiiig and will also receive sepurMle aeab-d bill* for ho tiding u v m t l in former I loti witrli the Klks tritili building, I'Urta and sp ed lira! Iona will be on Pie In the office of the clerk of the Circuit Court oil Hoard ftsacrVc* the right to reireI any arid and after l ir e , 2 0 t h ; IVUb all bids. JO Utc ’ . ' E . A. D O U G L A S S . Clerk. NDTIKE S u t l e r i . J.. rrliv g i v e n t h a t . t h r U o a ri) of r u u n l y f 'n m m iw u n n r t . for S e m i n o l r r o u n t y , t l o n d . , « i l l r r e r l v r td d , on J a n u a r y I I (ii, IPIlr. . t to o'riiH-k n. m . for ( h r Lp t t r e h a , r of o o r r*-*d yrnd rr. t That all p .d d l.rs or u U m m •*r, psranns prd«lling or tlidivrrinf |r«* from do«ir ! i» d«»or «»r from plarc to plart* who uao. or h»»o In th«dr po*sc%«ion for t b r purpose of using any Irr tongs shall h i v s plainly a n d In hfribif I r t t r r l and fleurr* not lo*a than tbr***r ig b t h i of an Inch Ion*, t h « weight of aueh tonga atam prd thereon with a ateel die, and each and nvery member of th e police force of tha city of Hanford, Florida, la em powered and In st ru cte d to i r l t r any auch tonga t h a t are n o t air s t a m p e d .'o r oq which the w eigh t •tampi-d la Iras than the a ctu a l weight of tongs. Any person nr persona violating th e p ru v u iq a t uf thia section sh a ll he punlahed by a fin* m»t Mcpsding F i f t y Dollar* nr i m ­ prison munl not eicret fin g tnlrtv daya. Section 5. T h a t ad laws or narta nf lawe In T h r hoard r i - o r v * t h r right to r r jr r t i n y conflict with the provision* of this ordinance hr and the sam e are hereby repealed. . o i l ail toil*. E . A, D O U G L A S S , __ L_ Sectioned. T hia ordinance sh all take* ef fect 30 -t i te K lerk. Immediately upon It* passage and a p p r o v a l b y - t h e mayor. A.N OH III NANCE Passed this the 2nd day of D ecem b er, A. An Ordinance entitled an urdinancr prr- D. FJDj. arrihlng that at) Ire l i l o m m nr peddlrr* within t h r ri l y nf Hanfnrd, Klnrlda, whn .h a ll « l l IK* -dirrrlly pud indirsctly pr tfum any r r tl f y t h a t the foregoing or d ln t i l y , m anu fa cturin g pla nt .h a l l uhtain art |y p a t . r d by tt^* c ity ro un ril of u a i r l . l number for i b r v . h l r l * u.rd In t h * ________. . . . 'ida, In regular ara.iim thia t b a hauling ot Ir r a n d providing th a t r a r h vp- 2nd day of t . r v m b . r , A. I). 1918. t ild e ahall lie. bjo Y liltd »l!n,_L,f " P r £ J?<■»>£• J a * . C. Roberta, and providing th a t *agh pedillrr ur aatraman' of Ire •hall h a v * h i. Tr* l o n g , (lam ped with Approved by me tbia t h r 2nd day ut LL t h * weight thereof thereon, and providing ml.rr. A. I). 1918, t h a t all Ire peddlrr* or aalramen .h a ll p ro ­ J. t>. DavUon, vide t h e m i t l v e . with auitable . r a l e , for tha 30.&tr Mayor. CH O ICE M AINE AND W ESTERN STOCK Order your seed and fertilizer early. Write us. for prices and particulars WILSON &. TOOMER FERTILIZER CO Manufacturers Ideal Fertilizers FLORIDA JA C K S O N V IL L E . (ARE Yt)U INSURED? IF NOT, S E E W . J . TH IG P E N & COM PAN Y OFFICE PEOPLES DANK BUILDING Sanford � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1919 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 03, 1919 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 03, 1919. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 1919; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald