14 10 195 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/316c81901aacd2beb1d1cfaac70eadb2.pdf 2fbdbfa6f6156eedfd1566e4cc73d952 PDF Text Text !n,e Summer Is Over and Cooler Weather Is With Us Again Giving Us That Old Pep and Vigor and Vim To Go Ahead and Do Those Big Things For Sanford That Sanford Needs. Let’s Go. 16 PAGES C< A '1 \ T 1 7 A H B SA N FO U D I I 1 7 D A T H E TA . 96 COLUMNS IX THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFOKD, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA FRIDAY. OCTOIIKR I. 1920 VOLUME XII NU.MHER S tir. i\ x »ir* if v*. • . •* I • 4 Hi NEW I'll INTIM occupied nearly n thousand acres tin past season while Us.-cr men* wore d* voted to lettuce, cabbage, peppers atm nnd endive. All the cool weather vegetables thrive during the W.liter senson and one or two growers with an eye to the m lure are trying out new things in tin tiu tk crop line. Annum m The little seed Iill; checked growth appear above gre set in the Held, if the condition* he checked imicli jag. ya Ratliff Co., who expect to start in business here doing a general print­ ing business and sell office supplier \V..\L Haynes is the resident and Z. R. Ratliff is secretary and treasurer and they need no introduction to the public us they were connected with tlie Herald Printing Company for a number of years Mr. Haynes recently ° perfection {j,c present poor qoniity of the seed Idisposing of his stock to Messrs Neal, AT SANFORD AND OTIIERWIS1 ; tirst crop u.ns responsible for their appear- Many Catrons of Schools Were Pres Lilian! nnd Treadwell of the Herald Present ent On 0|»cning Day option. one. Dealers, they said, have failed GARRLKS A REPORT THAT Printing Co., with the idea of remov­ And Start first plants to keep their stock* pure and these MIGHT HAVE 1IEKN GOOD ing from Sanford hut having chang­ hie did not revert plants appeared in fields that Sanford Schools started last Mon. ed his mini! and decided to open at roduct uflci should have been pure stands of Goldday with a record attendance ar«l with office in the Gnrner building otj Park dly hud tile eii Self-Hlaiiehing—the kind usually 0rf of the mosi one of the brightest prospects for avenue recently occupied by Miss a lew speci„r almost universally grown in Flor ,vtr taken in relni Cnrric Gray for a restaurant. Intidryman j,|n. | asked Mr. Chappell about this a fine school year. All the teachers I s of winter veg o u rt house Tucs. It is also rumored that still nnotliei is delighted fuUnd that his opinion agreed were in their places when school the meeting at the ,rity of the farm job printing office will open in San n home lino with that of the other grower*, . opened and many of tlie patrons of div night of u mnj an equable wage ford in a few weeks by a gentleman ida and we reproduce it because we i i to tlie best ••Rut.” be added, "vou don't notice tlie schools were on hand to encourage tT; to decide upon want the readers of the Herald to se» cabbage for |( in niy fields." that would allow the j tlie teachers und pupils. KIlc and one of fact# u ••Wnat'f* tin* niiNWrr?” I n^ktd. hnvo n living profit this i If you cliunc to visit Florida in the firmer* to At the High School Dr. Urownlec ay that ttu -j weed 'em out in the seed bed. "u. extortionate freigh I winter you will find an abundance ot „,.on after th iked and in expert grower call tell a sport In delivered the opening prayer und "imid and the various situat- * fresh vegetables everyw her except kill are tiled regarding credits und e uii excell |K.(| just as easily as lie can Prof. Ogilvic gave u short talk to tho on the tables of the local hotels, in lettuce. . u.|| jt i„ t|ie field. 1 make a regular pupils and introduced the following lens »e certain sections garden truck is grown fertilizers, etc mi bead let- practice of going over tile seed beds gentlemen who made short talks: situation was so serious thn’ by the hundreds of acres, but the The '* bad * ■ to be done nqd th Dr. Walker, pastor of the Metho­ igc it luiks frequently and every s|H»it is pulled tuurixt would never know it fur nr r when it i ;„u | » loir.ethingwas a unanimous endorse­ dist church, T. W. Lawton, superin­ is fed on spinach grown in Jersey and meeting " movement by the fnmic. The seed is planted at inter als ol tendent of pubic instruction of Semi, The Daily Herald will start next aspnragus from the Pacific coast. pent »f the that it huo 1 about two weeks beginning the last noie County, H. C. Duliose member fiiumni ini ln.tU«Cl»ni. »*•* Monday afternoon and all those who Lettuce may be bail if one makes an g,l the frop because week in July and continuing nuti of the local board and R. J. Holly, . wish to subscribe by tlie week and insistent demand for it. but in many tkr lnrgest operators !*««• f the Herald. All of then: uti fiuii. tin November. Ihi* givc„ a *uccci».» n. editor have tile paper delivered to the dooi Himes it did not appear on the menu ,|,e verbatim report of gave the children good advice nlsiut everal year plants so that tlie crop will iniitun by carrier should leave their names ,,f the hotel. At the edge of town from secretary meeting from secretary Ilerry: • ile it sinipl.. over n long period. The soil of tin attending the High School and tak­ • i to nil whom it niuy with the Herald office or with Free. nome hundreds of acres were left p, it known I bad hopvo seed bed must be made very fine n: ing the four years term nnd the mnny the following Farmer* P. Hines at his place of business next unharvested because of the unsatis­ {fr.c< rn that" l uniliar vege- t be seeds are small and tlie young advantages of a High School cdurnt. „f Seminole Copnty met to the fire station on Palmetto av­ factory market. . - -----------. irkets. I'er- plants do not have a very robust con- ion. The talks were interspered with tnei Hunkers i: tv.t. Court House_iitt Sanford on the enue as Mr. Rlnes will have charge Tieso conditions were particular!* if public be stitution. They must Ik* supplier; songs. •2th for the purpose of the circulation and city deliver) At tiie Grammar Schools Dr. Geo. pronounced at the little town of lue. Jliis is i„ |,est supplied through a cover *> eve rin g of bept wage scnl*1 again this year. The merchants who ford, which in located in tlu* in art < Hyman, pastor of tin* ltnptist Church abundance of water and thi f; nd'inting „ Vuniform with an 'm n operations in nt an advertisement in the first is­ one of the largest truck growing »«• and S. O. Shinholser member of the (cr hieting Dm burlap. October I. IE1'-0- sue should get their copy in eatjy laid county. Leg',nig Mr. Chappell told me that lie Inn j local school l*n:trd addressed the tu■ Seminole County and the solicitor will call on you one tu r,s <f the state; it struck mo that • r„rre*t Lake. ror used this year twenty tons of bon Idents nnd n most, interesting pro. dav in this week t« make contracts meal oil a Ill-acre celery field, ilia i ram was carried out under tin* d i. National for the years business. *V P. Forster, f<»r First is at tile rate of about one and e rection of Miss Clara Milieu the Every business mnti in Sanford half tons per acre. In aditiem t. Principal. ..r .. Bank. shcnil-1 have space in the Daily ot r’Yh 'n. Smith for Peoples The Primary Schools also held in . this he had used l nds •>( iti American Fruit Weekly I!raid nnd lot the homo pap y j.for A... ■ tere»ting exercises and had their trate to tin* acre, applied in thn er be a compendium of the business quotn of visitors and tht* opening pro­ Growers lne. . separate applications. life of the city. The Dally is helm tv \ Lefflcr. for Cnnse * grams were under the direction of I asked him if tins wa* a rath JeVn Meisch. 0..L Tope ! Mrs. Arrington the principal and liberal portion. t \. P.rumley. D. J. 1 Ethel Mn*”***ton assistant Prin­ “No," he replied, "nothin e.xir.. I spent epiite a little time at<"*t n* ( cipal. Chns Dunn. It may seem a lot * * .* feitilizer t< Hanford on a still hunt for iiifurma- , *i he : Meedanc ■t the oeping of tlie C tV Speneer. I . «• 1 you, hilt I have known of growers ition about their truck industry nnc j i| ml the High School to It.r. Fish. Henry Nickel this district who have used us hi;: 1 r.nyone who goes into any part oi ( Kr\ Packard. I. E. F.strie hr*" 11 which HI more then the Florida as a pedestrian is first im ( f F Ward. R. L. Grin first dav of Inst year. pressed with the ehnrncter of the soii , V Pros. Men i A B< The Grammar schools had nil a t­ over which lie* walks. J tendance of 2N<* from the Fifth grade 1,h >cl Rrown. J- A. turn The Sanford soii is of such a nature to the Eighth grade. T Rovrc Rell. E. L. D Fletwood & •’<»-. among the yevvest that one is led to suggst that a scThe Primary Schools up through M T'lci«eher. Mr. Pro firms of the city have taken the lead olid "»l" was left of the name ' the Ith grade had an atendnnee of J. > Wilson. A. G. Pi in serving the public with every of the town b" mistake. Like* the rest Stum- A* Maxwell. C. M MB. tiling in the rold drink line and thi i f tile state, or rather, like most o; Bryan & Higgins. W. A. | This i>* a remarknble showing ns week are adding eiulck lunches t* the rest of the state, the soil is very I the -choels heartily ever opened with Singleterry. H. H. Her their large stock of things for the sandy. One must be*-earful (J w rit­ It K Squires. Mr. Hoi all the pupils that intend to go to palate. Fleetwood A- Co., announce ing of Florida, in I lamed that the prime 1 a« mnnv of them are away. A. II. Stone. T. W. Br in this issue that they will serve* (o f ­ inhabitants are sensitive to criticism , The Sanf*"d rein*.•!.•* nr*- especially in a wild state this truck land is fer. sandwiches, cakes, soups, l*ouilfortunate this -"nr in having., such Ions, salads, etc., and the public will covered with n very heavy growth ot be served quickly nnd with the best subtropical jungle, consisting of hard- | that the market affords In one of the wood trees, a few long leaf pines and most up to dnte places in the state. various pnlms, pnlmettoes and othci Mr. Fleetwood is a hustler havint rank growing plants characteristic of | ||t-en in -h** advertising game foi the south. Such a growth present* i. ( ninny years nnd knows the value of sheer|e i eiiiti >isl l», t.iv up"" pir.r’.vcc’J r . relvertising and he will keep the col­ country in which the land is almost | umns of- the Herald filled with nn perfectly flat, open nnd purklike nnd \ I’ltent Fetters S4.00 per (In'*. nounerments that will appeal to the povrly drained. There is no great va­ Plan Water**™ ?2-.r>n. per day. riety of nntite plants—what we might Plant Pullers fl.7.r» per dn". call a high leotaniral index—nlwnyt It was further reccomeneleel that an indication that the land containr the contract system for setting plants plant food in nviiilhle condition nnd in is* abandoned ns this svstem is some e|unntity. elv resnonsilde for the present chn. Judging only from the wild growth etir condition in the employment on the land one would consider that it fam* Inlior in the Snnfor District held n high degree of -fertility—anil Working nn iniiistlce to both fnrm. that judgment would hi* correct in us ♦r* nnd fnnn lnhorcrs. far ns the virgin soil is concerned A ronmlnint nnd nelhis*ment Bur Like all virgin soils, however, this tail composed of Forrest Lake, B. r.nnturnl virgin fertility does not long Fnuires nnd John Meisch, was npnoin. remain after the land is brought un­ ted to hear nnd adjust r.ny complaints ( ingn in this pa der cultivation unless it is given th“ that rnnv be presented. °f J‘u' m,|d c' most curcful attention. Handy soils | ..»•>, ........... - — . . The foregoing hns been made nec- nnd warehouse tv‘II Mpnofjt t Meiri'liV cultvntcd under the hot .Southern sun business nnd hax 1 of the l.est farms that I have ever seen applied in ; •l*i» tssnrv by the nosition which »h" Chase & Co.. School seem to lose their Immus very rapidly From him I secured much information large way to field crops nnd make r» Hanks of Hanford have taken.—by corner of Onk and the soils about Hanford struck me us to the way in which the celcr- the growers prmtlcallv Independert the ernernl condition *»f agriculture street, !,«•It,tln*» n ns being particularly subject to this crop is grown and hnnellod ns wel ns fnr ns the i|uestion of moisture i *fn#» markets throughout the coiintn’ nnd. I he building unusual Iohs of fertility. This might ns a lot of other incidental dope or concerned. Fn*t Hleh* end the We«t Fide tti<» hy the necessity of safeguarding fu crete blocks w bo explained by the fart that the soil vegetable growing* in genernl ill h lor I have mentioned that (■olden Sel lure welfare*- e*f iioth fnrnvrs and the front of th at this point is epiite deep nnd with da nnde.n Floridavegetables in par- planch ng Is the chief variety grown far"* laborers in Seminole County, to the’ husmei excellent bottom drainage the chemi- ticulnr. * should add that at Sun ford a nev Th.- r„ operation of nil farmers is both first and cal lements have nn oportunity to es"Good seed," sniel Mr. Chappell, "is i variety known ns Green Fop is i "If thy bed os1*« nlnnted half ns •*k«l in putting ttds wnge.scnle in. nil the latest enpe by lenching. The same thing the bnsls of n good celery crop am’ promising sort. It wa* originated b; much," he said, "ever* grower in the *' effect not Inter than October 1. equipment hav state would have made* monev. As It 192ft. cnre rn< Is. I doubt if nny of them mmle* e x ­ G \V Hpenr^r. Chairman. I being done by C. M. Berry. Secy. South Florida. penses." Ft nnpenrs that the expense nnet risk connected with the growing nn'’ marketing the irop wool dbe surh ns to prerluele the possibility of ver>’ e»rent returns, hut, T dn not believe this i« true. Motor lnrs a r e fn a wa*’ nn index of the nrosnerltv rtf nnv rommdnitv. The cars nt Sanfeni arc n fine Int of hie»h grade machine*. T was visit leer one grower o«n dav. talking with him :v*rt of hetwe-n sta­ tions. ns it wexe.'ns he warkevl with III* relerx*. (Te had on a disreputable uale nf ot.J overalls. After I had talked wl*h him some tie** a wet*. d-'e««o<! woman d r o v e up In a hi"*1 much. You know if n celery nlan* re** and h e Introebered me once gets p se tback it is nnt to throv his wife. I ate—I -t*- - (nl.1 (k«e ft,! ein e«»»l ,*-«*• "ee* tb<*n it heeoe*" w oi'.hbr* fo“ plantin'' in the fioM , same mr.n wns well fixed financially �FRIDAY, SEPTEMHER TI1E SANFORD HERALD FACE SIXTEEN cntcrtnin from pen. Tile total anil final result* frolo Tlim* cupful* of trrnteil fresh tuvad* to people. (ilfts of Destiny lie within you nnd crumb*. otit-hiilf «»f a grated coconut. Fix pepper* shredded, three you nlone. ftnuill onion* chopped, one pint of cel* ,.ry chopped, one fourth of n teaspoonfid euch of dry mint nnd wiki — if fresh, one-lmlf tnhlespnonftil—one ten* W h a t T h e y M ean Spoonful of salt, three egg* nnd n pint of milk. When the mixture I* pnrkcd DID YOU DREAM OF ACCIDENTS! They » •> there am no nucli tlii..*> at Into the squash pour over a table­ f.tlrle*. or tli.it there are fair It m no longer, hut they know not what they *ay. T in spoonful of melted hatter and bnko The William C. Cuff Con,*,ill* lilptl'IirnWh, tin* KHOlltlliC 111- original of the falrlci nunit b / poet* win until the squash la tender, hasting oo San Francisco, nas p!uc!d a „ ? ^ ' vrstlcnttirN of ilrnim phonoinmu, found, and u «tIII. nrnorn; tho»e amiable cnslonnUy with nutter and water. a solid car of ntnrntnladc* him. have Intellted II fearful anil wonderful mortal* «h<> knead bread with energy, • > .1 ini iiil rents with cheerfulne**. nurso tti« made out of Florida citrus f t , ' word for th e nrt of Inking omen. „|ek wllh p|n„rllf ,1U, wllchery n r„,. The Amoricnn Legion posts of Lake J. Early president of the F . a , t * from dream s. The call It oiiclrnm iincj i,„„ Kl,„iu» into u alow.—Charles county will celebrate Armistice Day at ducts Corporation, of Orlando i. I —live svllald es, accent on th e second . Wagner. Tnvnrcs with nn nll-tlny program of proud of the fnct that Florida V, spenking, sports, fireworks nnd danc­ vndod Cnlifornin in this industry »i ing. Arrangements are being made speaks for well for Florida fruit. T .ia-* - '*J'K.t> E . O. P A IN T E R F E R T IL IZ E R COMPANY JA C K S O N V IL L E . FLm .in COM I’LUTH FK K T1LIZFIIH W1,1DA l ltltT IL I/.H U M A T lT lIA I.S k p m a y k iih ' INKKCTICIDEK W ri t* l o r lalo o l P r l r o I . l . l a . fOULTKY S e e n S o l Ib o C l i r a p r .(--l.iit p r l r c a a lw a r o In H.., „ t lL . Model 6-48 $2075.00 6-34 $1750.00 DELIVERED cars selling ;ti » has won the action of cverv Priu-u ..!!y ihv . $300 00 npi-e m«»r:i*\ r *| u tat ion <>f g ivin g custom er. now SMITH BROS GARAGE H. L. HAIGHT Overland Sulen & Service C om ptr ) O p p o site Cor. Commercial nnd I’ark Hotel Ynldcz B e g in n in g w ith S e p t. 20th th is B a n k w ill t r a n s a c t no Phone 30 b u sin ess afte r 2 o ’c l o c k G A S. OIL. AND A U T O ACCESSO RIES SA N FO R D . FLORIDA Acetylene Welding PEOPLES BANK OF ------ SANFORD ~~ Gifts of Destiny H E g r e a te r y o u r d e s ire lo r . fre e­ dom from washday drudgery the more will appreciate the truly remarkable r and time-saving conveniences of the 0 , GEORGE .1ATTUEW ADAMS D Is ’ De»ita> and I'SE tIn-in as they were J. I). DAVISON. Mur. You are a man or woman o f Desii v. Every one Is. lint the measure IT IS THE CONSTANT AIM OF THIS BANK W ater,-:ooi S*i that-- SANFORD FURN11DRE CO -1 . Sm o kciccs oral B la c k Powders ESTINY plays a varied little game iii this brief Life Span o f yours. To you she hands O pportunities ami ItespcnslldlllleH that If Used and asMiaied. breed other Itespoiislldlltle* ami opportutiltii s ivrtalii to *vvrc| ><iii • a aial up— i you s e e tat the value in r the 1 •■pose. I'l-tlny Kl\e< her tofts to th o se who give to D estin y. Every earnest elTert yen timl.i ehnllges the history of all •■vents i,fur as >«.ii are «• ncerued. And the very moment • <'■ new event kino at vmir door ; t . e IiuihIm I th e (• tft o f |li -tltl.v a l l o l i e d In Veil. 1 lilt tiot all the (lifts o f Destiny are pleasant (lift* Som e • Ol. ill the • bt.pe of Kirill Dl‘ .i| | oltllt' Ms. v v l r ’e o t h e r s eoiiie ' * Upp •rtuiiltlp*. I'.i... Intended. of your S u ccess or Greatness depend! wholly on jo u r ability to ta k e tliltigt —flu- G ifts o f Destiny—as they come, without whlnliiK ami w ith ou t com­ plaining, and make the very most ol every liappeiilnK. knowing fu ll well that every InippenliiK happens so that you the b etter may make thing* Imp ■IA J A a Millinery Opening Thursday, Friday and Saturday TO PROTECT OCR CUSTOM* ERS* INTERESTS AND TO MEET THEIR VARIOUS NEEDS FOR SERVICE IN AN EFFICIENT - n v . i s i i v s ii a iu a 'J o iT v u n v r* V. J; A * \ r,’■1 it* I m *Ilf l TORY MANNER. September, 23, 24, 25 Special effort has been pu forth to make our expo sion of You can get your money back for The Black Shells if, for any reason at all, you don’t like them. Just bring back the unused part of the box, and vve will refund to you, without question, the price of the whole box. The Black Shells have reached so high a state of perfection in waterproofing, in speed, in power, and in uniformity — that wc can make this unlimited There it no U •Rifle cartriJt* »» ,c* curate at dhtancci hom 50 to 250 yarJi 22 N. R-A- L°nC Leimok CartriJt*1-J " 1* i, 50 more yarJi of >«* curacy than h» hitherto been possible wj<" ** ,im-fite ammunition. Solid bullet for utter work. Hollow-pomt EARLY FALL MI LLI NERY bullet for imaU no more. AiU°r circular C-9J. Co»t One of unusual interest. Wc invite you to visit our shop. First National Bank F. I* FORSTER. Fre.-idcnt B. F. WH1TNER, Cashier Sanford, Florida The Shop'of Quality and •Service Geneva, Florida C. F. llnrrlson Cocoa, Florida • S- F. Travis Co. W. A. Brown DeLand, Florida The Sanl I’nk Groceteria Titusville, Florida Fred Hill Lisbon. Florida Lisbon Mercantile Co. _____________ Lewburs Z. I>. Du Davis I)r The Gro . , ... . . .. 1 Sorrento, Florida J- A. Cowart A. S. Nntlock & Co, Mt. Dora, Florida I. A. Franklin Victoria. Florida L. E..Klntle Apopka, Florida W. R. McLeod Okahumpkn, I l°r ■ C. H. Arnold Altoona. Florida Arnold Mcrcnn e Clcrrtont, H ('r Wrn. Kern & Co 1 �\ Hr THE SAVFORD HERALD P age TWO FRIDAY, OCTOnER 1 , , , , Misa Aniamla Syohlom left Sunday to make her cousin in Orlando a vUit ___ x-----• There will he services here Sunday morning by Rev. G. Albrt^on of DcLnnd. the motion of the process is perfectly SMOOTH, rapid atm even.— “ ENERGIZER" CANNOT harm even a frail person.— Tho action is entirely SOOTHING and AGREEAREE, even pleasant in EVERY ease. 11*. Thera U no provision in A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ oilman body for btoilin; Surn'ur os a fuel or supplies, as wn have in Co,nR E SPO N D E N T S- TT E N T S OE-SEMINOLE COUN­ r. «r.d ~.ez. A. E. Sjobliv \. | mercial m atters—If wc do not con* transacting business in San TY -EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD sumo all that our Stomach (Factory) day. produces each day it must follow that xMr. and Mrs. J. W. Sullivan and there is a crowded condition set up children have arrived here from Vcro here and there in the !>ody.— This and have purchased property here condition starting very smnll gradexpect to make this their future ually spreads through tho years from jlome 'M aujtpoiuos (pun *uo Xjuaavj, jnoqu MRS. AUDREY MORAN. Correspondent. ----- x-----the Human Machine has just jrot to Mr. Chamber* of Fort Meade spent have attention.—In commercial nfLittle Louise Culpepper is on tin ing after a week of much interest the week end here looking after his fairs we call it "Strikes"—EmbnrSix members were added to the mom plncc that he recently purchased from goes. "Floods”, "Fires”, "Wrecks”, sick list this week. -Xj (j Mnrtin. ’ Poor Material Overload Etc., Etc.— bership of the church. Miss Helen Moran is the guest <> ' " ___ x-----In the body we call it "Sickness”. Mrs. W. H. Hand, of Sanford, thir Among the new people here are in the Thousands of different terms Mr. and Mrs. John Lew, of Jackson week. ville, who nre visiting relatives it Mr. and Mrs. Quigg nnd chldren of and titles,—Rut the beginning is usSanford nnd Mrs. Ilroek Smith nnd unlly except in strnight accidents the The friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. W Orlando, spent the dny with Mr. ami children of Maitlnnd. . result of nn Unbalanced condition ns Lavis sympathize with them in th« Mrs. Aubrey Moran last Thursday. ----- x-----of the Diet, W ater and Exercise.— loss of their infant son. Mr. W.B. Olson has just returned It is a safe statement t<( make.—thnt All) Geneva was saddened when from making New York a business the Lord Mayor of Cork mny he go. Mr. and Mrs. L. I*. Chambliss left the news of the death of little Rut I trip. He nnd Mrs. Olson will he lo- ing without Food, hut that he has for Amcricus, Ga., last week when Libby, of California reached here. I entod nt the Seminole Hotel for the been exercising to the extent of will be remembered thnt Mr. am winter. they will mnko their future home. ! Physical ability each day. else he Mrs. Libby nnd family spend Inst ----- x-----must hnvo passed on ere this.—"BalMessrs. Currie and Hakes, of Or winter in Geneva, nnd made ninny Mr. nnd Mrs. II. W. Herndon of anred" Exorcise is n linsic. lanrfn, made a business trip to Ge friends here who deeply sympathize Sanford were itisorv eta etno oiillw "ENERGIZER" Process REGAINS nevu Inst Wednesday In the inter**.* with them in their g n at sorrow. Lit­ Sanford were visitors at the home of nnd MAINTAINS—BALANCE. DO* tle Ruth was an exceptionally brigh* Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Olson Wednesday IT'NOW*. of the Florida Citrus Exchange. and lovable little girl nnd xyns the nftemoon. 12*—The real measure or Gnuyo The revial meetings at the Mctho niece of Mrs. Porter Wakefield, o ----- x-----of Human Intellect is. how long it d:*t church dosed last Sunday even this place. Mr. uml Mrs. 11. I). Durant rocciv- takes n person to see the merit of a ed word a few ilnys ago that their son New thing or process. Mnnkf** an 1 Gordon had enlisted in the Navy at Parrotts nre very good at doin'; the Miami ami nt the present writing the same thine over nnd over again. was stationed a t New Port Rhode Is­ "ENERGIZER” i- New to most Peo­ ple.— But there is already a long list land. ----------x-----------of Sanford Citizens firmly convinced MISS A. I). MITCHELL Correspondent. of the wonderful value of "ENER­ METHODIST NOTES GIZER" Treatments. People who are Serviccs for Sunday as follows: "ALL RIGHT”, nnd are iust wise Mr. W. II. Young nnd family have ford. We wish her much success In Sunday School 9:fl0 a. m. enough to understand what it takes her new field of labor. returned from Miami. Morning Sermon by Pastor 11. a to "Stay all right" and mightv plrns----- x-----ed to find such n Quick. Pleasant. The Oviedo school opened Monday m. Mr. C. S. Lee, of Fort Drum was Economical method available ri,Tht Suhject. "Life without love'". Sept. 27th, with encouraging prosvisiting his family last week. Epworth League I5:.*10 p. m. here in Sanford.—the only "ENER poets all departments have increased ----- x----GIZER" Service in thi* twirt of the Preaching by Pastor":.'10. p. m. Services at the Baptist Church in attendance over last year, Country.—There are less than fife Subject "What the school should xSunday were conducted by Mr. Doug­ of the Machines in the World nt the Mi«s A. D. Mitchell returned from bring to the Pupil." las of Golden Rod. her vacation Thursday, after a month After spending a few days with present time. FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF.— The Chrochet Club nit witch Mrs s p e n t in Alalia ilia nnd Miss., and will home folks Miss Street Roberts left DO IT NOW. * WHY.—EVENT­ this week for Wilmington in her place nt the S. A. L. depot. Theo Aulin cm Wednesday quite a UALLY? siune here work there. large attendance reported. Phone IS I Rnv Mr. and Mrs. L. Allen nnd family The ninny from' • 'rs. Kng nd Sincerelv and Respect'ttllv • • -d nnd Miss returned Inst week from Coronado Wc are glad to see Mrs. J. W. Law her daughters MrL. C. CAMERON where they have been spnding some Nell King rejoice improve ton and Mrs. W. P. Carter out agin -x— merit nnd hope to see her out again time. after two or three weeks of fever. .......n her Evidences of good work on the pnr soon. Miss Rutii Mansfield is visiting Bister Mrs. G, W. Bailey on her" way of County Commissioner J. A. Roil Rev. J. I.. Wright, who has been Mr. Love joy if Sorento was visit- to Miami to teach school. ' 1>* are found on the Dixie Highwn; holding levival set vices in Gcmva the or last w.-.k to Oviedo, bringing hi- : Mr. am] Mrs. T. F. Adams spent from Ormond to Rose l l t Bay. . .the en past week, reports a good meeting. length* of of this this district, district, where where thth daughter Mis* L. tn for the week end Tuesday at Southerland placing then- 1tire t ,r.c le,nEt visit to her mint Mrs. O. G. Wolcott, daughter Miss Gladys in the Mctho in the nsphnlt paving has nied. The O. I*. Swope family have re­ nt‘ Lake Charm. ' dim t ben. * ’ traveling dangerous nnd decided!; turned from Daytona, and are wel Miss Ellen Chapell of Jacksonville, corned hack, after five months stav. The Womans Club of Oviedo re formerly of .Sanford is another prom,x ~ ~ , sumed their regular weekly meeting- using young lady attending the Southi / ’ere will arrive in Moridn shortly The many friends of Mrs. .1. C. beginning October 1st. Rev. Mr eriund College. n *'>cw *ork promoter who will pur Lee, Sr. will he glad to know she i- Thompson addressed all the women of Dr. S. W. Walker, was the Auto rhnae some plnrc In the centrnl orimproving after such a veige of Mai the town on the issues before them gucsi of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Adam- an»*'u !’f 1' ,or"ln “ largo tract of aria fever. urging them to vote begging ......... them ...........t* to Southerland. Dr. Walker is Trus- citrV* ,a,“' nml n,nkc w contract foi -x register at once s o thnt they will h« too of the College. Having been n,B out '1,0()0 ncrcs ot &rovo that Miss Ruth Young left Monday to qualifiril when the poll?* are PreMdent there fur several years. He Wl , |u‘ to nnd developed foi begin her duties ns teacher in Snn- for voting. is vitally interested in it welfare. wealthy people of tho east, -xIt is a great and good institution, olio of tiie best to bo found anywhere A GOOD FRIEND teaching thu highest ideals and moul­ ding Christian character, enabling itA good friend stands by you when pupils to be properly equipped to in m^'d. Sanford people tell how grapple with the greatest roblema ot Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the MRS. J. S. DINK El.. Correspondent. life. test. Mrs. E. Woodcock, of .'100 Elm Tl: t was the best opening session Ave. endorsed Doan's six years ago Mrs. Myra Donvnn was a visitor Mr. and Mrs. Stuart and little the college has ever witnessed anil nnd ngnin confirms the story. Could in Maitland Tuesday. daughter of Verona Pa. are the guests many students were turned away on you ask for more convincing teat Iof Mrs. Geo. Stuart. account of* 'Inck of* room. mony ? Mrs. Rill Allen and Mrs. 1'ullis were Mr. Andrew Adams is visiting his "Time has only increased my re­ visitors in Sanford Wednesday. brother T. F. Adams and also look gard for Doan's Kidney Pills and I Those visiting and transacting bus. ing after business here. •cheerfully gKc my endorsement". Miss Mildred Houston of Sanford iness in Orlando Saturday were B The Trutiiseekers class will hob. "Since giving my last statement, I .1. Overstreet I.. R. Payne nnd Bell is the guest of Miss (Hive Dinkel. their Annual Hazaar Friday before have used Doan's and they proved Lewis. Thanksgiving Nov. 1'Jth. Tile ladies most satisfactory in relieving me of a Miss Olive Dtit’.ki'l spent the week nre planning to have three booths, severe ease of kidney trouble." (S ta­ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Roebuck and those in chaii c are Mrs. W. S. Thorn­ tement given May 21, 1UI I), in Orlando guest of Mrs. Cecil Butt. Miss Georgia Hall of New York City ton. Apron Booth, Mrs. I.. I*. Hngnu, On March IK. 101S, Mrs. Woodcock Miss Lillian Waits left Saturday returned to their winter homo on Pillow Cases, Mrs. R. R. Eldridge said: "Doan’s Kidney Pills made a for Gulf Port where she will batch Greenwood Lake. Miscellaneous, Mrs. G. W. Spencer, complete cure in my ease of kidney this season. trouble some years ago and tho cure Cooked Food. I be l.ongwood School opened Man All contributors are requested to has lasted. I gladly give this endorsMrs. .1. S. Dinkel left Tuesday for 'lav with a large attendance. Prof. have their fancy work ready a few »»<) wish to confirm my form Jacksonville where she will be the Sehafffer as principal and Mrs. Geo. •lays beforu the lOth so that the La- p r1,R,,iatt,,” cnt ", , M .. guest of Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Chapman. Stuart Asst. Principal. flic* may have it to mark rice* CO cents, at all dealers. Don t her m other in Lakeland while her ?|,npl.y "*k. for a . ki'hioy-remedy get C O U N T Y H APPENING S Glimpses o f the Geneva Section Oviedo Locals and Personals EXCELLENCE: Buy it, You won’t regret it. LiOVE: Take her Elmers, you will ge! it Me[ORE: Try it, you will beg for it. NTIRETY: Assortments complete, ask for it. s CHNESS: Heavily dipped in chocolate, eat it. ATISFACTION, we guarantee it. FLEETWOOD & CO., 101 E ast First Post Cards at T h e Herald Offic NEW VULCANIZING SHOP NOW OPEN Casing and Tube Vulcanizing Retreading Firestone Tires and Tubes 20 Per cent Discount E. S. ROCKEY Sanford Ave. and First Street J Lomjwood Laconics husband is touring the sta te in the Mr-. , (,*K..',".P? Woodcock1'. had. i •>., ,*i 11 Born Sept. 27. to Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. E. Wells a fine baby girl named Mil­ dred Katie. Rev. S. W Walker, by request of Dr. D. E. Brownlee preached the day night. Dr. Walker took hit# text opening sermon ot the Kevin! servie­ nt the Presbyterian Church Mon from Mark 1*:2-l and took as his sub, jeet “Relieve." -------------------------- x-----------PAINTERS AND DECORATORS itvrv* • Live News of East Sanford MRS. J. C. ELLSWORTH. Correspondent. Tl*#* \ <•••»«! R. C. I<nng and Joe Guerry have with hi- si-tcr Mrs. W. I.. Henley both been ill are now recovering. and husband. Mr. Kemp was -uiti ill during hi- stay here. Lewis Kinnnl Jr. crankin'/ their Old* truck lo * • ib (Mines ir iuMr and Mrs, \V G. Stenson o' right arm. Dt Denton i- caring for < nrlotte N (’. will arriv • here n** t him. week *o make their bom.? having The parents of the School children 1‘Might tlx A. P. Vhapte farm .f Among the new business firms ll acre- *.n*l house on <'* b ty i. *. n*i ■ i* thnt of Todd and Sellers whu have are making a great protest nt the tiMr.*A Ster.-on i- n •»i-t.*.* of Mr- an advertisement in this issue calling $1.00 a month charge for riding in Brown M i.br of Cel*i> avenue tiie school truck. attention to the fact that they are local agents for the Alfred Pent Leonard Walter arrived here from Wall Paper Co., Messrs Todd nnd East End friends will he interest ed to know that Mrs. Susie Squire Pahnkee f.*r an over Sunday visit at Seller- have been with the firm of is in South Jackille **ue.t of her Mm Crir home in Cameron City. Dunnp nnd Ling and an* painters nnd Leonard together with his parent- decorators of experience and ability. son Byron and family. Mr. and Mr* William W aiter nnd I Mr. Todd comes from Boston where Mrs. Dost* n Steel mid little son* brothers John and James are return, he was in the painting nnd eeornt. George and l!oh**rt will lo* at home ing to their former home Lyndale Ga. ing business for ninny years nnd Mr. Friday Dual a two months visit in to reside. Th«*v lived in Cameron City Sellers is from Chicago where for *e\*r**nl vonrs before going to Pahok. many years he was with the firm of Virginia nnd Maryland. ie. they came from Ga. to Cameron J. P. Sullivan and both <>f them City. know the needs of this climnte In . Jnnies Purvire has been very ill •>'nt«. They will do all kinds of with ma’arin nnd was taken to Dr. painting and decorating and w dl pap­ Mrs. Clifford Bell and little son Robsons hospital for troutment is ering and carry a complete line of Clifford Jr. are at home from Char reported convalescent now. lotto N. C. Mis.- Pearl ie ha- entered wall paper. ----- x-----x Queens College for girls which is In Mrs. C h a r l e s Dunn and three young cnteil •A HUMAN CULTIVATOR" in Charlotte. Penrlie will heat sons of Cameron avenue nre nt home home for the Christmas holidays Mr. DO* IT* NOW' from Daytona Beach. Mr. Duqn bus "n<l Mrs Bell will move into town been going over for week ends. for the winter ns their nlnce on Celery ., , por person who hnx been ----- x----avenue hm been s„1d to a Mr. Brown n strenuous/dny of work or Leon Purvlce was h**re from Tampn N. C. who will lie here *n a sbor* worry,—a long drive in nn Auto ot for a farewell visit before entering *.' nnv unusual strain, mentnl or physi­ lime to take possession. the Merchant Marine Service, he ex cal. the "ENERGIZER" nfofrds nb poets to go to France on his first most immediate relief.— Many cas­ LAKE M MtY ITEMS voyage. es of SEVERE HEADACHE 'which resist nil other methods hnve repeat­ John Ingram arrived here last week , Mr T. W Lae.ton visile*! the edly been -topped by n single “ENl EPGIZFR" T reatm ent.--It is n ne from Palm Beech and Pnhokee where -ehon| her** Tue«*l ••*, 'culinr FACT that n 'sire spot' which be has been for several months with School open o'! bore Mnnda with you would not touch because of pnin his son John and daughter Mrs. C. C will go right through n full T reat­ eighteen rhildt *n enrolled. Morris. ment without vour even feeling o’ ----r '*|s« Hn-l Quigg left Sntucdnv to ki owing thnt the place hns been covV.r. Kemn has r e u v s i! t i bis hoing In Ocnia r ftei some tir.i" spent b*"" mnke her si t"rs n visit in Orlando, ered.— This Is true simply because m !", . . “ '" u ,1™* Koster-Milhurn Dean Turner W. R. ItIIAN, Prop. SANFORD PAINT & WALL PAPER CO. WELAKA BUILDING Dealers in the Well-Known High Grade SUN PROOF PAINTS AND PITCARN AGED VARNISHES. WALL PAPERS, KALSOMINES, BRUSHES nnd SPENCER KELLOGGS BOII.KB nnd RAW LINSEED, OIL. See us before buying your supplies. We can save you money. “Save the Surface and You Save All” Farms, Homes, Groves, Lots Y E S S IR -E E I Groceries Fresh Fruits Vegetables H A V E T H E M And a nice assortment too. Have assisted about forty persons in selecting investments since I Iinvc changed this advertisement with the valuation in cash around the $100,000.00 mark. Am in good trim and anticipating one of the most successful Winters ever known to our people* If you have something to sell, see me, or if you wan 100 per cent for your money I promise my very l*-st efforts. My office is in the same building with Mr* M. *• Robinson, my phone number is 97 and the latch string hangs out. Watch the South E a st Corner o f Page In*0 112 W. First St. Phone 497 J. E. SPURLING “ 77te Man Who Sella Dirt Cheap �hoy* as well as tin* town team were loth renr'ng to get at one another a* they had been looking forward ♦ to this day too long to pass it up. J And so the game was played, starting about twenty minutes late. Y 1he A. C. L. Shops have n bunch of men that have figured very Inrgeumongsl the loyal ones that stayed with the Florida Stale League team this season and when they (earned that u team was wanted to play v o u . against the team picked from the “s ta rs’” about town, they immediate­ ly took it upon themselves, headed by Collie loggers and W. T. Whceles to furnish a team that would furnish battle enough to make “those City S tars" look kinder sick. Niccolsoii, a south paw, and one of those “long fellows" is working at the shops tltis winter, and being n pitcher that has just recently came out of fast company and wanting to keep in trim so that he can join his Club this season in form, consented to help the Shops show up the hunch front town. Oil receiving end of the battery v.*as Lawrence Smith one of Sanford’s fastest amateurs. "Lefty" Chapman, one of Sanford's main stays in the big show this reasno just past, as well us last season consented to lower his dignity just \Mi WILL ACCEPT YOUR OLD SHOES IN TRADE ON A NEW PAIR, REGARD­ low enough to work for the Sanford LESS OF KIND OR PRICE, AND ALLOW YOU FOR THEM Stars and “Sid" Rive, one of the Inst years professional players was on the leceiving end. The rest of the teams, laith Shops and Sanfoid, were made up of “home material", without the least show of professionalism about them, with the exception »if “ Hiddy Burdick, but— the box score will show that they helped the pitchers a litte bit any­ way. , The game itself was a pitchers battle from the beginning to the end. Tb I1 CMIdd* if any, were in Nicholson s favor, he only allowing one hit. Chapman allowed the Shops seven ON TIMS DAY WITH EACH SUIT OF UNDERWEAR. WE WILD GIVE \S FOL­ FOR EVERY FAIR OF OVERALLS YOU HUY ON THIS DAY WE WILL GIVE hit*., but all of them with the except­ LOWS: \<)U A GOOD 1ILUE CHAM DRAY WORK SHIRT FREE. FOR EVERY PAIR OF ion of two wre of the scratch variety WITH \ S2.00 SUIT. A .'lOr PAIR OF LONDON, GARTERS. and would not hnvi went for hits if WORK SHOES WE WILL GIVE YOU TWO GOOD PAIRS OF WORK SOCKS AND ipport as he has WITH A 52AO OR 52.00 SUIT. \ PAIR OF 50c LONDON GARTERS \ND l 2 . to had a« faFOR EVERY PAIR OF WORK TROUSERS WE WILL GIVE YOU A PAIR OF I lie League games. been Used to HANDKERCHIEF. l.EITHER PALMED CANVASS GLOVES. t eleven men, and No hob .n -Hi WITH EVERY SUIT OVER 5J.00, \ 51.0(1 PAIR OF SOCKS. : email struek out walked ix. , Nicholson heat as u e no n am fur as control went Chapman, r. >’ walking « man. Chapman was very effective in the pinches. No spectular tdays were in ev|. ♦ deltce, e\ 1 1 j tiling just running the one handed stab ♦*> -ii-ootb, unh that “ Pee Wee" Tlllis jnade for Bur❖ dteks long fly In the first inning should •> counted one. It certainly would have counted for a real <l<^s> Will! EVERY SUIT PURCHASED FOR THE HOY ON THIS DAY WE " IL L GIW pin) had " Ike Wee" Tillift held onto \\ i: WILL JA K E IN TRADE ON YOUR NEW SUIT THE Ol D ONE I'll \1 YOI ❖ I REE AN EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS. AND FOR EVERY PAIR OF I ROCSWEAR INTO THE STORE ON THAT DAY AND ALLOW VOt I Oil II I RS PURCHASED WE WILL GIVE A GOOD SHIRT OR HOY S IH.OCSE. AND The two iv.iis scored for the ❖ “Stars" came one in the first and WITH EVERY SHIRT WE WILL GIVE A GOOD PAIR OF STOCKINGS. the other one in the sixth. In the first inning. Hiddy Burdick, lead off V ------------------------------------------------ man for the "Stars" knocked the ------------------------------------------- -------- -----------------------------------------------long fly to right field that I co Wee almost' got. Biddy stole second and was sacrificed to third. With two A men out, Chapman drove a hot one* f *to second and Woodruff playing In **' a soft spot left from the ruin, did V r \ A ♦% a tango and then sat down recovering n -W u TTr TnTT"*.Tm \ XT t . i.( ■,« well as himself jlist in L r n a o m i v x V time to he too late to head Chapman . . . VP THE SAME AS FRIDAY—'WE WILL ALLOW YOU 510.00 WITH EVERY MADRAS OR COTTON SHIRT PURUHAHED ON MILS DAI WE ♦♦♦'off. while Burdick romped home with FOR YOUR o l d SUIT IN A TRADE ON A NEW ONI-:. REGARDLESS OF* KIND VI i .... the first run o f the WILL GIVE YOU TWO ARROW STARCHED COLLARS, AND WITH EVERY SILK ------game. ..No, scor. „ M mg after that until the sixth Inning SHIRT WE WILL GIVE A NICE SILK SOFT COLLAR AND SILK TIE. OR PRICE. ' at which Rive walked,, stole second ______________________ _ 1and was sacrificed to thir scoring | when Whiddon got the only hit secur­ We expect to give away hundreds ed off N'irholfton. TWO VALUAHLE PRIZES FREE. of dollars worth of high class Mer­ The Shops threatened once or twice chandise duringno xt week and in mi ,Dn Saturday, October 9, at h 00 p. in. getting men us far ns third base, hut dition to that, we are going to sell WE WILL TAKE YOUR OLD HAT IN TRADE AND ALLOW YOU it was then that Chap tightened up we will give nwny a you some more real high class mer­ land breezed past them. FOR n chandise at the lowest possible prices SJit.OO RAIN COAT and A BOX OF As mentioned before the attendance for the elnss of merchandise we han­ ! was very poor at this first game but LADIES’ SILK HOSE WITH EVERY pair o f LADIES’ SILK HOSE THAT WH SELL W F) WILL G l\F. dle. W’e will give away n numbered | it was due to the fact that the weathv g o o d PAIR OF" LISLE HOSE F’REFI. coupon with eiich dollars worth you We will issue u coupon with every ^*-r scared them off. Quite an interest WITH EVERY RAIN COAT THAT WE SELL WE WILL GIVE A GOOD FMDRF.Lbuy, entitling you to a fre< ehapee on dollars worth you buy duiiQg the . had been worked up over this series the Special Prizes to !«• given nwny w*ek, each coupon numbered, and tinand a large crowd was expected and W ITII'b VKRY SILK NECK TIE THAT WE HELI. WE WILD GIVE A NICE SILK SATURDAY NIGHT, (KTOHKIt !Uh old lts of the lucky numbers will get would have been ther had the people COLLAR FREE. known the game wns going to he above prizes. I nlayed after the storm. The time of the next frame will he announced hit. cr and is to he hoped that the weather will he with us then ns well | as all the fans, as the small admiss­ ion price charred goes to the Sntt. ford Baseball Club, and—maybe they I don't need it. | Peter the official scorer of the day was on the job and has dn**«d up whnt he saw t<» look lust like this: SHOP TEAM AH R 1! p o Plr.ver 1 0 McLiicas, ss -Riueers. If. C. Henderson, 3b L. Smith, c Nicholson, p F Henderson, lb Trill*, r ' V. Smith, ef Wood niff. 2b Totals WE HAVE JUST AS NICE A STOCK OK FURNISHINGS AND CLOTHING KOIt THE MAN AS YOU WILL FIND ANYWHERE AND AT THE VERY LOWEST DOSSIRLE I*It ICES FOR THE CLASS OF MEIICHANHISE WE SELL, HUT YOU WON’T KNOW THIS UNLESS YOU SEE AND TRY FOR YOURSELF AND I OR THAT REASON WE ARE GOING TO OFFER YOFBOME REAL INDUCEMENT m CALL AND LOOK IT OVER. I! If £ ^ V y t If y i/* This is just a little different, but it is full of dollar savings for y Look the program tor this Big Week over I This Big Week Starts Saturday, Oct. 2, Ends Saturday, Oct. 9 I t t * S a tu r d a y , O c to b e r 2 n d f SHOE DAY V y y I t t it M o n d a y , * V A O cto b er 4 th UNDERW EAR DAY WORK CLOTHES DAY A A ♦ V « | T u esd ay, O o Y ♦♦ *!♦ •!* f V y O cto b er 5 th SCHOOL HOYS’ DAY n v A t X V V A A A♦ t I ?V l : Friday, O c to b e r 8 th ❖ SUIT DAY { ---------------------- | W e d n e s d a y , O cto b er 6 I «!« T h u r s d a y , O cto b er 7 th f X S a tu r d a y , O c to b e r 9 th SUIT DAY Specials that run the whole week S2.00 And There Will Be Other Specials PERKINS BRITT “The Store that is Different” (Continued on Page G.) •*AV< , <W>. l �THE SANFORD nERALD PAGE f o u r H . J . 1IOLI.V K . J . I.It.LARD H . A. SE E L. l*iiMI«lrl pie and nil those who attend these meetings will become Christians b e . fore they are over and if already »nl t 'tl l a i Christians will become more steadfast S x i t n r j ’ t n j Treiturct 0«n«r«l lltu in in their faith. Come out each night and bring someone with you. Every­ body is wlconie, everybody should lltt-rj I'rl lrr hr come. THE HERALD PRIMING COMPANY ITSAI.A AN!) nllAI'EVII.I.F 5*JU 3C nirT !0H P P I n r IV ADVANCE: ONE YEAR.................................. $ 2 SIX MONTHS.................................1 THREE .MONTHIIS................... Entered f t CSi m Mill M*tt« Aufuit 12 199S. at th* Pott O.r.c* at 8tnf< d, ViatUk Under Act of M irth 3. 1175. rhont 14? 0 3 c a : HERALD HUH DING | u t e n \ijv< i!- inx II rpr# itttla tU * HI". iMfcKH A \P K i;.S 5 ASSOCIATION DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. Martin Caraballo, Charles E. Jones. J . G. Sharon. P. W. Corr. W. V. Knott. G. B. Wells. Mayor MacSwceney weaker and so are we. is growing • * • • If the daily papers keep up the lick we will send for tho "energizer". Next week we tnkq up the burdens of the Daily Herald again after a very pleasant summer spent nt home The Country Gentleman is no gen tlentnn. He believes in soaking l'lor ida at every opportunity, with m chance for a comeback. We believe that tie added expense of the school busss ami the idea oi the patrons paying for transportation will bring about the idea of having more country schools. The Sanford school district should really be confined to the corporal* limits of Sanford nnd every part o tho county should have access to t good school nearer home. Some day we will have this brought about. It gives one a feeling of pride t* tee the great number off children in the schools of Sanford this yn» and to know that we have a fine am most efficient corps of teachers, San­ ford believes in good schools and th action of the people hero last yeui regarding teachers’ salaries demons tinted this belief. There seems to he a lot of fu*.* and feathers being made about th< appointment of a new member of tin State Road Department. If the gov ernor will not reappoint M. M. Smit) there should he no kick about wh he will a point and if Fore t Lake o this city, is due for tin* appointment to the vacancy nnd if Mr. Lake wil’ accept the position there b no voiij reason why In* should not take it am no roa why he should n*>t make a good man on tho hoard. Anyhow i is up to the governor. Chris. Codrington issued an eight rage Daily News at LcLund l i t S a t u :day starting oft the season with "tie of the best dallies in central Florida. Christ believes in multum in pnrvo nnd will print from four to twelve tinges each day according to his advertising patronage. The peo­ ple of Dei.ami have come to look for BEAUTIFUL POSTCVRDS AT TH E HERALD OFFICI ward fm th** Daily News and will not he without it. The man who s ta rts The Herald Printing Co., has pur a daily paper now is to be commend­ ed. chased a large stock of post card of all kinds and will make a specialty There are more students in the of printing special cards) for Snnfon High School this year than ever be­ this winter for the tourist trade. A fore which is a good omen and dem­ present we have some entrnnein onstrates that the Sanford hoy# am’ scenes taken around Sanford printe* girls are anxious to tnke the full high in colors and we have them at a price iwhool course and get all that our thnt cannot he duplicated and if ym excellent school affords. Roys and want to send cards to your friend? girls make ihi* mistake of going tr we have them at the very low rat college before finishing' their higl of one cent apiece while they las’ School course and the colleges nre co Postcards nre a good advertisement operating with the high schools now for the city nnd county and take th* in the endeavor to keep the pupils place of n letter to your friend’ in the high schools until tiny have Remember, that when you want post inrilu ibi* Hernbl nfflrri lui« til!*))) b finished their four venrs tern*. any quantity. Boh IIolG will begin the Sanford Jlnily Herald on Monday next. Here’s THREE PERSONS KILLED BY AUTOS IN ATLANTA hoping Ilob will not have power trou le this year; the average newspaper IN THIRTY SIX HOUR man is having trouble enough now in the m atter of securing white paper Atlanta, September 110.—Tile dentl and printers without having to worry of W. W. Moon in an automobile ac about power to run his Linotypes.De cident here ltoday, making three fa 'i-nml News. talities in the pant thirty six hour# spurred city and county authoritle* REVIVAL SERVICES to end reckless driving in this city. AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Solicitor Boykin declared he wouh ask the grand jury to Indict on tin Church Hns Been Crowded All Week charge of murder even* driver of ; lo Hear No'***t Ministers "death car." Ih revival ! . * vice# at the Preshy. t o inn chtin i • litis week have been 1he Cite Market has reduced the w ell ntte: Vd many of the other IL C. L to some exeat. Are now ifhurchos u«vim?: iiip llie ii/ leguInO quoting good eatings nl lower prices. iiicctin gs in outer to allow their m em . Irish potatoes peck 35 cents. i lairs to a t lend the revial services Sweet potatoes, peek GO cents Dr. Mall i* pastor o f the M ethodist Real granulated sugar IH rents per -Aharvh <neiicd the revival service# Monday ni"ht with a stirring message about "Belief" ami on Tuesday night Dr, J. G. Pn"on was in the pulpit ami has occupied it even* night giving the people a message straight from his heart nml In hn* won a large oLtce witli the people here who have fnwml Ills earnest plea to come for­ eword and he redeemed. The Inrge chorus under the direct. Osceoin: Settlers nre coming her* 'ion of Rev, J. II. Patterson nastor of th** Brndentown church furnishes nnd locating engaging In citrus nnd the umpiring music for the services truck culture. Fall nlnnting will b> and the revival is having a great in in full swing soon. Growers nrn now imiwin groves nnd ercellent hny i: ftuenru on tin* future of Sanford, Tho services will be lndd all next being snved. ■week and close on Sunday October 10 and everyone is invited to attend Incorporation papers nre being pro these services. pared for the Lossbug Tent Citv As P r. Patton i« n former resident of roeiation nnd evcv effol will he ninth Florida hut nt present i« making his | *o have at lonst fifty tent houses it homo In Georgia nnd he has come t a rolnny here before the winlqr tourS an ford wiih a message for the peo„ i#t is well along. F R ID A Y , OCTOBER lal through cur, which left Cincinnnt HEARD HANK HAS PAID DEPOS bank urc being dischar*.,! Sunday morning, arrived Monday «v • ITORS n« possible by the S / .’ cninjf with n large number of stud believed that in time all d S il ‘‘ ents from Ohio. Nearly every »tat Jacksonville, Sept. 110.—Depositors hav been wiped out. in the union and a number of for Iltlnjj il S llu .t ; 'O.x i f frit'll The bank closed " of the Heard National hank, which Tuesday, oign countries are represented in th failed about four years neo. were this 1!M7, and R. W. pi|i0 "ns a o f h i t fort! Who . avc new registration. week paid the last of the 10 per cent, receiver. He , served —1 several The formal opening exercises wer installments on their claims, com Attompli heti as supnlanted by Mr. V I held in Knowles Hall Wdnsduy morn plting th ir retirem ent of all deposit Somcllting dividend payments We, ing, Sptembcr d22, after which whirl ors' claims nt 100 cents on the dollar. tin* n*gular schedule began. Footbnl n~ ’ ‘ ir....... m Payments are being made by C.L. t**»u Was *io per cent Williams, receiver. Depositors nre .directed to bring their certificates ThU timy ho a utrnncfo honflinc and An interesting feature of the new ! when clr im« for final pay the word has no signitinnee lor those vnrollninienl is the prcscnco of t ment. that I might mention from time to number of the “second generation When the Heard National Bnnk fail time but the word suits the article and "hose fathers or mothers were grad ed. officers of the institution declared It can go at that. I always did be- unted from Rollins ninny years ngo .that in time nil depositors would re. lieve In passing around the boquets Under the leadership of President receive full payment. Snincc th at time while people are living. Georg Morgan Ward, the cnmpnigr regular dividends have been announc­ The assessed valuation Seeing John Parker (good old for an additional $1,000,000 endow ed in installments of 10 per cent nnd Bench county property rear John) on the streets the other day 'ment is meeting with success. Al the receiver lias been active in rctir. tal of 1*0,000000. This is or with his head tied up like he had present point to the most successful ing thin class of indebtedness of the of ncnrly three quarters of beeen "over the top" made me think Rollins hns ever had. institution. over the assessment of 10 19 that he hns just gone through a hard* With the Inst payment no depositor snlos are reported to have I siege with carbuncles or some other j his principal. Other liabilities of the $.'10,000. TRY A HERALD WANT AD trouble thnt made him feel like h e ' was a second edition of Job. He js out now and I am rejoicing with i many friends on his recovery, nnd seeing him reminds me that he put over one of the grandest things fm JUST RECEIVED JUST RECEIVED this city that has ever.been successful­ A g.r(f> U n r of AI.M*t Lint «f ly carried out. I speak of the pavit. . G E O R G E T T E den s All-Wool ion that was built in the cemetery FanIs W A IS T S for the benefit of the mourners who | in all site. fron attend the funerals anti who go out Priced to Fit Your 27 saht up Porkel to the cemetery nt other times nnd 316 SANFORD AVENUE who are taking advantage of this 1 BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY great improvement every time they nre called to go there. Being In SPECIALS FOR NEXT WEEK. BEGINNING SATURDAY. READ EVERY ONE the cemetery last week I cou|d not OF THEM—THEY MEAN A GREAT SAVING TO YOU. help hut think of John Parker when a rain drove me to shelter in the MEN’S 2.7c SOCKS, fine pavilion, nnd had it been left I7c LADIES* HOSE. BLACK, W1IITL to build until now it would have cost • AND TAN, SPECIAL SPECIAL AT ONLY three times ns much. .Mr. Parker .ISLE THREAD SOCKS. LIGHT Wl ami his faithful wife wentf after this /Ac LISLE THREAD HOSE great improvement anti nulled it off JU T SEAMS, A 70c VALUE, SPECIAL in the face of many difficulties nnd SPECIAL it stands a living monument to them MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS, REGULAR and the many people who contributed $1.70 SILK HOSE, IN ALL COLORS to the pavilion fund. It shows what $2.70 VALUE. SPECIAL (Seconds) SPECIAL $1.00 AND 51.70 SHIRTS. MADE OF GOOD (JUAI.ITY CREPE, A LARGE VARIETY OF PATTERNS SILK HOSE. ALL COLORS IT) SELECT FROM Q ty A F SPECIAL d iU tl/t) MONUMENTS AMUSKEAG APRON GINGHAM SPECIAL. PER YARD, ROLLINS COLLEGE REGISTRATION IS THE BEST IN IILSTOR DRESS GINGHAMS, THE VERY BEST '|l A LIT Y AND A LARGE VARIETY SELECT FROM. NOW ONLY Dormitories Taxed to ('aparity am Houses in Town Engaged to car* For Overflow. Winter Park, September 2S.—Rol litis college opened its thirty sixt venr last Monday with an enrollmen so large that nil dormitories wer taxed to tlieir utmost capacity am several hunses in town had to h< engaged for use of students. A spee E X T R A S P E C IA L FNION MADE OVERALLS Qi REGULAR $7.00 VALUE 2 ), MEN’S UNION SUITS. $1.77 VAI.L’L SPECIAL K All lit PANTS, .MADE OI tEGULAR $3.00 VALUE. NOW ONLY KAIIKI PANTS, FORMERLY SOLD AT 5.1.30 AMI <1.00, NOW ONLY SPECIAL WOMEN’S VOILE WAISTS. SIZES .Jo i n 72 IF GOOD M \TERI.\L AND NICELY '2 • RIMMED. A REM. BARGAIN AT . O I TRADE •s 1 s H C i f c S ! MARK The Funlson Tractoi \va.» made to meet the iIciuiuhJh and necessities of the every day American farmer, was made with the thought that it w h s the necessity of the man of forty acres as well as the man with one thousand acres. It was ntud<* not only for plowing, harrowing, disking drilling, seeding, mowing, reaping) but f o r all other work on the farm where power!# necessary. It was made to bring convenlcnie to the dinners home a< well as for the cultivation of his fields, it was made to furnish power for the cream separator, silo fill­ ing, cutting feed, sawing wood, furnishing power for milking, washing, supplying the house with runing water, elec­ tric lights uml the hundred and one things on the farm. It was made to do all this economically nnd in a reliable way. It was made to he the big profitable servant on the fnrm. And it has not failed in any of the expectations lm<l for it. It has been tested ns no other Tractor has been tested. It hns been proven reliable ami can furnish proofs impossible to any other Tractor. It hns done these things not only in America, hut in Europe, Asia, Africa and in the islands of thesens. It lias met successfully the demands of farmers in every part of the civilized world. Therefore the Fordson Tractor can meet all the requirtm ents of your farm. When you buy a Fordson you are n o t buying any experiment—you are buying a servant nnd a money mnkerfnr you that you can depend upon ndsolutoly from the first day you put it to work. It is easy to understand. It possesses all the power thnt you want. It is simple in control.lt is more flexible than you imagine It will help you to cultivate every foot of your ground nnd every day in the year you will find use for it on the farm. Its nppenl to the farmer is in its dependa­ ble service nnd the wide vnriety of work it can do. We’d like every fnrmer that reads this, if In* hasn’t a Fordson Tractor already, to come to us and lot us sell him one. Let us demonstrate its powers, its values on your own lnrm. Get us go into details—power, r e l i a ­ bility, economy. While the sale of a Tractor gives us a sninll profit, the purchnse of a tractor to the farmer menus a money making servant every, day for years. So the sale of a Fordson menns more to the purchaser than it does to us. We are arguing for your good, Mr. F ntiver. Come in nnd talk it over. Your time against ours. It si worth it. And remember, when you buy a Fordson Tractor, we nre right hero to keep that Tractor In reliable run­ ning condition every day. You won’t have to wait if anything' should get out of order. We nre right here to keep it right, because and of the conditions of the Fordson denier is thnt he must keep on hnnd always n complete supply of parts. This is a guarantee thnt we don't believe you can get with any other Farm Tractor. Come in. Let's talk it over. • Uin! -SfrorJitit SHOES! \ FULL LINE OF SHOES FOR I lit: MIUV. OUR PRICES ARE LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE. �FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1920 Ultie Happenings Mcnllon of Matters In Rrlef Personal lie ms of Interest THE SANFORD HERALD In and About >.£ The City -j£ Mangus, Mrs. E: W. RowInmJ, Mias Lillian Wells, Mia* Elizabeth Walt* era, Miss Eliznheta DeWatt, Miss Ru. by Jackson, Miss Catherine Hnynca, Miss Delta Hnynes and little Ruth Codrington, the dainty daughter of Mrs. Theo Codrington, who mnde pretty picture moving among the players with trays of punch during the names nod nftorwnrd «s«1sting the hostess in serving a delicious ice course.—DeLand News. Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Reader* Horn to Mr. and MrsJ Clarence tag Bachelor place one of the benu'v i t , , " »’? r * c,-tunnel; nu tuo. fine hoy .* , iM'nntifi'l , >cnciniK nuj Sent f ip i. *»7h -ill. *ii.ts- i" ,• lioti p01n V*of• ‘■I-’- } •tlal list -iof " county .•candidatesr todn* . J. II. Huddleston of Geneva was in Ida. r * £ pc«.oc*rtUe nominee. , ..in .. . . , November, a woman for connty sutbt* 'f Vrtnml. H n> in on his I he Junior Red Cross have turned perintendent nnd for n member of the many irtc .. over to Fernnld Laughton Hospital county school board. The Somoni people are glad t o the »upi o l $7«.lo from the fund they Tho highest point in Florida Rome tht old teachers and the »u on hand after their various duties whoso altitude has been delermineu „ew ones to Sanford' for another bad been performed. This sum will u im n Mountain in Folk county, pleasant and profitable season. go toward furnishing the obstetrical which stands feet above sen levMr. and Mrs. W, J. Thigpen and room "here it is needed at this time, el, according to the United States baby nnd Miss Katherine Wilkie have | Mr. and Mrs. R. J. llolly and Mrs. Geological Survey of the Department returned from Daytona Bench where Reginald Holly spent Saturday after, of the Interior. The average elevnthey have been for tbo past month. noon in DeLand where they attend, tlon of the slate as computed by the Mrs. James L. Wilcox of the East l‘d tHe reception and card party giv. Geological Snrvy is about 10D feet. C o n s t News was in the city several en l»>' Mr. nnd Mrs. Clayton Codring. T. St. llryi.nt, of Gainesville, nudnyd of this week soliciting advertis. I ton. thorired n n l.ilt.t for the Florida Epina for1 her valuable medium. Mr. nIU| Mrs. 11. G. Smith of Oviedo C," °,ny. at Gainesville, and the will he held at the Womans Club, The many friends of J. D. Parkei Holly Snturday nnd Sunday. B. G. r ^ n d a Industrial school for Girls, at are glad to see him out agin after e tho gneati of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. , Monday submitted to the Oak Avenue, between Third and being confined to his home for many returned to Jacksonvlle Sunday, where , rd °f commissioners, tentative Fourth Streets on Sunday morning weeks with carbuncles. hi. attended an Important meeting of i JJ or ‘''J lntter institution for a at 10:4.ri o’clock. Subject “ Unreality”. Or. J. C. Pntton of Georgin nnd the Republicans of the state and says jco'ooo ^ f° r *° cos* about Rev. J. H. Patterson of Hrndentown thre is perfect harmony now in the * * . , ara in the city to conduct the revival ’ inks and they are ready for the , Mrs. L. L. Timm announce services at the Presbyterian church, big day in November. “ I® , , \ “ daughter Marguerite Capt. M. W. Lovell of Leesburg Mrs. George D. Bishop and little son . ^ “ bbetll on..SHnd^ Septemlier 2fl, The regular monthly meeting of the is in the city n few* days visiting have returned from Daytona Bench Snllie Harrison Chapter I* A. R. will home folks. Cnpt. Ixivcll in staying where they have been for the past meet October 8th at the Wclaka with on his orange grove in Lake county month. Mr. Bishop nnd little daugh. Mrs. George Chamberlain hostess. nnd reports n fine fruit crop. ter w|,0 have been visiting home folks Meeting at J p. m. W. A. Ginn is home again nftei In California also returned home yes. -----------x • spending some time at Sarasota and »®™*y th*“ N'*hop family is now I*. W. Mahoney Recovering is now ready to take up his rcguln nl hl,m® their »»«">’ friends, profession of civil engineering and Rev. Patterson is conducting revival general cotracting. scrice at the A. C. L. Shops while ■ n . T . kcl bu.ok c®ntatl»*»,K 510 .cut, ,,ff. Thursday 4tt the ,Fei Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Bowers nnd lit. j he is here at the Presbyterian reviv. in Headofl hnjr pocket book. Finder Laughton Hospital the operatior tie son nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. R. It. Dens n! service. return to Herald office and receive jpg necssary to stop a had cm and children have returned from Day. The interest in the revial services reward. ^ 7*Utp., [,|ood poisining. The operation tona Beach where they had a home for at the Presbyterian church is growing Mr. W. W. Brady has purchased the performed by Dr. McEwnn of the summer. each night. Conic out and hear Dr. T. S. Huff bungalow on Sanford Ave. lnndo assisted by I)r. Tolar of nnd the Oviedo railroad where he will city. The many friends of Mr. move at an early dte. The transact honey are gratified to lean* tin ion was mnde through J. E. Spurl Ms recovering from the operation inir* will soon he all right agin. Mr. James It. Field hns purchased -----------xthe cottage »u West third street.— HONORING MRS. Git KEN F Sale was mnde by J. E. Spurting. _____ Mr. M. M. Stewart is com fort abb) y Mrs. Clayton C. Codington del located «.n Ids fine orgnne grove on fully entertained with bridge anil Melonville avenue which he recently Saturday afternoon at her bom purchased throng J. E. Spurting. Clara avenue in compliment to for the season nnd will make regular * * I '" " 1 of Brewlnit Alabama arc Mrs. Judge Renton of Rochester, cousin, Mrs. II. . Greene, of Orb trips here during the winter, lie Ita.* to, them in Sanford on n N. Y. is remodeling her beautiful who wns her attractive house g no office nsyet and in the event jhnrt visit. Mr. k.dl.w n* formerly home located on Lake Faith Mail land. Mrs. Codrington is one of the that he ennot find one will go to Mrs* Brynn Higgins of this city and Fin,, prepnrtory to the coming of her gracious of the young matrons in the homes of the patients. . Mr. Kolb was connected Witlj the family fro the winter month*.—This Land’s society set nnd wns at her , Peoples Flank here far ?omo turn*. transaction was eonsumated by .!. E Saturday afternoon in greeting i . h. Hunt of the circulation do. j | r# Kolli is now in the automobile Spurting. entertaining her guests. part men t of the Times Union was in w|th Mark Hutls in Itrew • the city Heveral days <4 this week ton and their many friends here are takimr Mih^ci i|»tions for Florida s bijj wishing them all the success that this daily. The lim e s llnimi is irivingr jjf,. can attain Sanford some good matter these days. Wi!liam E. Wnrman of the late Walter Sclmcht a former resident K. B. Wannnn's estate will sell at of Sanford was here Sunday visiting .public miction all the stock «>f goods friends and relatives. Ho is now at and household furniture belonging to W inter Park where he has charge the late E. II. Wnrman in front <>f do se< of the Horticulture work on the Irv the dwelling at the corner of Pal chap Christian Science Services •I- -!• -!■ -I* *!• . ; . .j. vv *!■ Presbyterian Church Preacher DR. J. G. PATTON Singer REV. J. H. PATTERSON There will he a lar^e chorus d ire c te d by Mr. Patterson which insures good gospel singing. You will music. WE INVITE YOU v *t--!•-{••!-v v *>v v v ^ FOR ALL NEXT W EEK Low Prices continue through next week. Nine extra Specials, re-marl on display MONDAY MORNING. See window for the big drop in price / D pieces ot -jiik to close out. Messaline Shirt Silk Satins, worth up to $ 3.5 0 yard, O V pieces uress uinghams that sold for 60c, 65c and 75c, 27 to 30 inches wide, all next week for Ladies’ Silk Hose ese bargains w 1.000 yds. Remnant Sale Black, White and Colors. Hose that sold for $3.00 to $3.50, all next week Boy’s School Pants snd Over-alls A LL GOOD PATTER N S 50 Dozen Towels on Sale i and Huck I oxvels, g large size. Regular 48c Grade for Men’s Drawers 79c for heavy grade clastic seams Di awers, worth on to­ day’s market $1.50, special for next week REMNANTS Cotton, Wool and Silk Remnants on a big table, marked about 1 -2 pi ice for next week. rO W E LL COM PANY �FAGE SIX "57' THE SANFORD nERALD FRIDAY. OCTORER 1, ig20 the shops had their delegations at ledv self containd ice machine and c o st The City Market a gross, Fourth Florida District in the the ball games, win or loose nnd they mechanical refrigerator thnt is being great credit for installing Juno 8 prfmnry election. did theli bit to support tho Club, nnd installed in th City M nrktt this week machines and giving the puhl c The present members of tho State yesterday, in nddltion to furninshing by the progressive proprietors, Wal­ benefit of such sc nice. highway department arc: n team to help reduce the Rase Ball thall & Estridge. This machine has (Continued from Fng<* 3.) M. M. Smith, of W inter Pnrk, chair­ Club indebtedness, they bad that same a refrigeration of 4,000 pounds cnman: Ed Scot, of* A rcadia/ J. D. butlch of fans show up in spite of paety nnd will keep nn average tem­ SANFORD "STARS" Smith, of M arianna; John E. Gilbert, the weather. More people in this perature of 33 to 38 degrees with of Jacksonville, and L. C. Register, of SEEDS Jasper.—Jacksonville Metropolis. Flayer AD R It PO A K old town like them would nipke a real a much drier tempnturc than the rcg. PUnt Miltin'* llj-Tnt Strdi For Good sure enough base ball town. i o a l ulnr icing system would have nnd in Kuulli . -------;----x----------liurdick, ss ----------- x-----------CROOKS HAVE A Kelts 0 (I 1 0 every way is a grent improvement ov­ Garden nnd field seed for fall Two youngsters that played ir\ the er the old methods aside from the 1 o 10 1 HRAN1) NEW GAME Rive.’e planting, seed oats, rye, barley game yesterday that are going to be o 0 0 (I --------Chapman, p grent saving in ice. This new rsarhjape. -cw crop turnips cab* o retrtilar ball payor4 * 0*110 day if the; t T 1 inc is a m instun ice machine in itI Crooks seem to he operating early ^'liiddon, lb ‘•age, egg plant, pepper, bear.* •tick to it. Nothing but ‘‘kids'* now self nnd will manufacture block ice u o r | in Florida this season. Tho game Hritt. 2b peas, potatoes ami onion setbut as they grow 1^ 1 notch 'em. 0 0 o 3 I thnt is clear ns a crystal nnd uhsoi played is somewhat different from Hurt if Lnrgest nnd oldest establish..! ----------x-----------o 0 0 0 RUMOR THAT HE WILL HE AF- the old reliable raco-traik proposition, Moye, cf m Jlately pure. seed house in the state We were sorry th at we did not see ! Besides icing the big refriegrntor of 0 0 1 :t I’OINTED ON STATE ROAD 'b u t It .-*.m:- «ffcctlvr ir.nr.r.iulh nr. ; Triffcn, rf SEND FOR FALL CATALOG Whecles a..*i "Fop" Wail.no ,n the if* *-’ I Tamps, mar. *.vas relieved of *3,000 by Totals l!» H DEPARTMENT AND SLED SPECIAL. the City .Market it will also ice nnu lijie up yesterday. "Fop" says the the proiess. He was approached by i Score by innuings, keep cold the grocers display case, E. A. MARTIN SEtD CO. game is getting a little too fast for two strangers who claimed that they shops 000 000 0—0 7 2 Jitkwntille Fbiidi stornge cooler nnd a window dis­ October 7, next, wll in nil probabil­ had located a $10,000 stock of good: Stars 100 001 r—2 1 3 him these days and Whceles says a the play case together or seperntely nt ity witness n chance in the chairman­ in Key West which they were able to Summary:—Left on Rase, Stars, 0, “Charley Horse” developed over night any desired tempera tun*. In fact this ship of the State Highway Depart­ buy lor $15,000. They proposed l< Shosp 7. Struck out by Chapman 0. to keep him out. new wrinkle in refrigerntion distri­ ment, now held by M. M. Smith, fm furnish $10,000 if their victim would Nicholson 11. Hose on Halls off # • • • butes coolness to any part of the es­ another term ns a member of the Sid Hive worked like his old ti;nc ip $3,000, and they would buy the Chapman 0, Nicholson 0, Stolen Hns-, tablishment and the City Market will board and is said to have decided stock of goods and share the profits. es, Hurdick. Rive, Chapman 2, Whid- self yesterday. His arm is now bet­ now he able o have all he ice and upon the appointment of Forrest ter and next season will see him in hey got the $5,000 and went onn their ]jrin, C. Henderson, Nicholson, all the cold storage necessary atone I^ike, of Sanford, ns a member and way leaving the Tampa man sadder v .smith and Woodruff. Sacrifice uniform again. fourth the cost of the old plan nnd ----------- x-----------the information reaching Jacksonville and wiser. It is n pity that hi is sad- j | its chnpmnn.. Time of game, 1:05. meats nnd groceries will he kepi pure from Tallahnsscc is to the effect that Felix Frnnk nnd Ed Lane both de and wisdom cannot be contmuni- Umpires Lane and Frank nnd wholesome in the hottest weath­ Mrs. I-nkc will probably be the new ness serve a lot of credit for the way they er. ented generally to the clnss of people chairman. bandied the umpiring yesterday. Just are tempted by the prospect ol At this particular time State offi­ who Offers Brent opportunities to Mes­ W. D. Miller of Jacksonville is the a few minor kicks, thnts all. hlg gains, regardless of how questioncials point out that the State highway aide may lie state agent for these machines and the methods suggested ti senger Hoys to learn Telegraph) department is one of tile most import­ the factory rtprescnntive, J. E. TwitTHE JINX IS DEAD the1. His exeprience, however, ant bodies of the state for under its | secure ty is here in charge of the install­ nnd nllh Rood salaries. Apply ai EDITED BY direction now, ami in future years, will not deter many others from bit­ ation of this wonderful new method ing at the first tempting bait that is Some one said that some sort of of getting the best kind of ice and will come the expenditure of tho mil­ local oftlre nt once. CHAS. L. BRITT hoodoo was chnsing the Sanford club refrigeration nt the least possible lions of doilurs Florida is expected dangled before them and the only nil this season nnd from the way to spend on good roads, it is at thing that can he done is for tho au­ things wound up we believe it. Scv. present completing the expenditure of thorities of every county and city t< approximately six millions o f dolnrs t,e active and alert to protect the pub­ Big League games didn’t have a thing era] people stated that a pet coon, ns the initial t w o years* program o f lic from these sharks who come down on the game at Holden Fork yester­ but a big one, was loose and that it was prowling around the town some of State and federal road aid funds here to prey off the suckers during road construction, resulting frrpn the the tourist season. The"advent of the day. where and that this coon was our _ _ _ _______ x-------------advance guard of these gentrv tho: | government aid legislation. hoodoo and until it was captured or That there will he a strung fight early may he nn indication of a very | Nicholson the Shops twirler has the killed Sanford Club would stay down active season and plans to head of) .making of a big leaguer and the way for the chairmanship when the change at the bottom. in the ofirnl petsonel of the hoard their depredations should be perfected | he dusted cm off yesterday proved “ Fop" Wilson said that he didn't occurs goes without saying. It is by local authorities in all Florida com- it. know about the Sanford Base Ball [ ----------- x said that there are several of the four munition.—Lakeland Telegram. Clubs hoodoo, hut that! there was ----------x-----------| Chnpmnn didn't work his head off old members left on the board who Walls of the -1-1 room addition ti by any means, pitching/ just hard some sort of hoodoo hanging ovei I he Place Where Ynu will accept the chairmanship if of­ the new Fort Fiercehotel are point j enough to hold them to it Once or his chicken coop and that something fered. had to he captured or killed before Get Thai Delicious ,r. Lake, whom the governor is re* up right along nnd it is hoped to twice he loosened up just a little loo that hoodoo would leave. •I i lured to have determined to have the new portion ready for ust much and allowed men to get as far up his mind that something lint to succeed Chairman Smith with the opening of the season. Th ns third base, but he tightened up and hadMaking to he did, Fop took his trusty as a member of the board, is former addition now under construction is t> held their noses to the grind stone. gun and stayed on the job until on< bee -II by 10f> feet, three stories. It ----------x----------president of the Florida Hankers1 As­ jt looked like maybe Hurdick was morning he spied Mr. Jinx in tinsociation and is president of the Semi­ eimnh'tion will make a total of 1 1 nole County Dank, at Sanford. He rooms, there being 70 already avnlln pulling sonic of the White Fox stunts. form of a good sized coon headed He threw one awny one time that towards hi* net fowls and nftPr tee­ served two terms as a member of tbh hi. didn't look like his regular form. We ing several times. Fop downed him legislature and was a candidate for TRY A HERALD WANT AD will send him before the grand jury nnd now has Mr. Cnon on .-xhihltlop the democratic nomination for conAnd Everything in Baked Goods should we be able to prove anything at hi* farm on the East side. Fon has been in to announce that 1on him. Pies. Cakes, Pastry. Baked by the Rase Hall hoodoo is dead, hut j ---------x--------Experts in 1heir Line Under the And speaking of the stunts pulled we are snrrv to say Fop iu*t, waiter* I by the White Sox. in our cstimnti*-. a little too long, because Sanford lost best Sanitary Conditions 1 it will prove to be one of the worst heaps of ball games and he lost seething-4 that ever happened in the his­ en nice bit* hen*. tory. of organised hasp hall. Anil we say, give the guilty parties the limit. ICE MACHINE INSTALLED Everything Clean and Wholesome FOR WALTHALL fi ESTRIDGE Flayers who deliberately sell out should never be allowed to put on a Find us at uniform. And thig goes for the Clnss Means Much For Thi* Enlrrnri-dn" D. Leagues as well as the big leagues. Firm and Their Customers ----------- x----------Yesterday brought out one mnr« One of the siirns of the growth of point in favor of the Shop men nnd Sanford is the installation of the u r that is the way they stay with a to date methods for doing business hall club. All during the summer and .'tie of the very latest is the To. In the World of Sports Forest Lake May Take Some Cake ESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. C E L E R Y SEED r M iller’s Bakery Mother’s Bread LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER “We Deliver The Goods” Hodges &Me.Mullcn’s Barber Shop M iller’s Bakery PHONE 498 PHONOGRAPHS t V * t t t T T f t t ff T f t T fT $ X $❖ cellence of Tone, in t e Beamy ol Cabinet design, in the 1 ni: h t>l is the most perfect Phonograph that mm Record.* This Round Polished Jewel fits exactly into every Record Groove and Accurately reproduces every shading of the selection. The Music flows off: isn’t to buy: always ready to Play. Y t t T T f♦♦♦ V ❖ It Should Be Heard To Y v LSe / A p p r e c i a t e d yT ♦!* ♦> tr Dance To The Music Of The Wonderful STARR ❖ f Phonograph tf t Everyone loves to V Records. No Needles to change, no needles No wear on the f trip the light Fan­ V ♦♦♦ tastic when this Fu- Every P A T H E RECORD is guar­ perb Machine pours forth anteed to Play 1,000 times. th e strains that livelv t sets v your blood a tinglinp t V ❖ ❖ sm* m . t T T %> Clear as the Sabbath Church. Be. 11 s Chimes and us liuc us ihc Ring of a Gong -this is Sonora s Tone which was awarded tike Highest Score at the Panama-Pacific International Ex­ position. V t f ?T f f T f As the Old Fashioned Steel Needles, glides smoothly around the scratched ofF. t T and as Sweet as the Old Love Song. C l t Aft A* A B i l l ♦!« f THE PA T H E S A P P H IR E BALL which doesawav with f T f f T V A Tone as brilliant as the Sparkle of Gems Human Skill and Genius can Produce. t t f 1lie Woods, and in the cure o. Assembling, t f TMI IHtTVUMCMT or OUAlin The PATHK. Instrument in the Ex­ V THE SANFORD FURNITURE CO. J. D. DAVISON, Manager • • • Sanford, Florida t t ? tf f fT o t �- " f. • * ev k FR ID A Y , OCTOnER x x x x m X X X X X X X m s x m m m WANTED—Parrot* P. 0. Box 845. cages Adress nix, Arlz., was hanged at thp state 5-0lp. penitentiary hero today. Following his arrest Gibsot] con­ WANTED.—A Good large farm fess ed he had kiled four other peopb Mule. C. M. Berry. 0.3tc. but the authorities could not prove WANTED— A Good large fami his idatement. m INSURE AGAINST DEPENDANCY X -K X X X X X m Mule. WANTED.—A Good Mule. C. M. Berry. X S an fo rd , F lo rid a, or X X General Office, Palatka, Florida large farm 0.3tc. WANTED—Second hand show case. Imjuiie tit the paint tit the \\ \lakn Blyck, Railroad Way. 5-tfc. Sl.iti->ticn ot a Iuikc insurance company nhou lhal out of one hundred healthy men at the age of 25, the fxUling conditions,1found at 65 were as followsOnly 1 Rich, I Wealthy 5 Famine Their Own Living. 36 Dead and 51 Dependent. Conditions have chanced since these statistics srere taken. The masses are becoming investors and are taking advantage of the splendid opportuni­ ties offered by responsible and reliable companies. It Is believed that the next statistics will show a jrn t reduction of dependents and a large Increase of the wealthy. Insure against old age age dependency by subscrib­ ing to the 8 per cent Cumulative Prior Preferred Stock, of the Southern Utilities Company. THIS STOCK CAN I1E PURCHASED IN CASH OR INSTALL­ MENTS. WRITE OR CALL FOR INVESTMENT BRO­ CHURE. l Southern Utilities Co. C.3tc. C. M. Berry. ..W A N TED CORN .ANY CONDIT­ ION OR CJUANITY.-.P. O. BOX li t SANFORD, FLA.........................51 Itp. j For South Atlantic and East Gulf state: Moderately warm and unset­ tled: showers first part of week, gen. orally fair and normal temperature thereafter. There nro no indications at this time of a dictiirhanco in the West Indies. ....NOTICE OF.... Wanted—Corn any condition ot qunnity Drawer 411 Sanford Flu. i-dtj Administrator’s ■■; WANTED—Man with team or autc who can givo bond to sell 137 Wat­ kins home and farm products. Big­ gest concern of kind in world. $l,50f to $5,000 yearly income. Territory in this county open. Writo today tt J. It. WATKINS CO, Dept. 116, Wi­ nona, Minn. 2-5tj La1'.'- pi ....S A L E .... WANTED—Settled white woman, about 40 years old, ns housekeeper to take care of a small family. Good home and salary.Apply Box 246, Route A, Sanford, Fla. l-7tp On Wednesday, October 6th, 1920 M ISC E L L A N E O U S at 9 o’clock A. M. FOUND.—A raincoat at East Side primary owner may have same by applying at Mrs. Arlngton's KOI Mag I, Avenue. . ______ -? ,.i lti nolia I SHALL, AS ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF K. B. WARMAN, DECEASED. OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST AND REST R1DDER ALL THAT STOCK OF GOODS OWNED HY E. B. WARMAN, AND KNOWN AS THE SANFORD BARGAIN HOUSE. THE SAII) STOCK OF GOODS CONSISTING OF CHINA WARE, LACKS, RIBBONS. SHOES, HATS, THREAD. TOILET ARTICLES. TOYS, HOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, POST CARDS, ETC., ETC. THIS STOCK OF GOODS WILL BE SOLD IN FRONT OF THE STORE BUILDING ON PALMETTO AVENUE. SANFORD, FLORIDA, CORNER OF PALMETTO AND SECOND STREET. AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF E. B. WARMAN, DECEASED. WILL ALSO HE SOLD. W. II. Hand is moving his black , smith shop from the corner 1st »t X and Sanford ave. to new shop on West 1st St. near Gulf Refining Co. 1-ltp X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxx 1 one FORECAST FOR SEPTEMBER 27TH TO OCTOBER 2ND What constitutes the biggest den! in Triple Cities real estate in tin history of this community has beet closed the past week, John W. Camac One of the crimes to which, the of Philadelphia having puchnse, negro Gibson confessed was the kill­ more than $150,000 worth of property ing of a white woman in her honii in Daytona Beach. near DeLand about eighteen months ago. In addition to murdering th, v,o,I,«..., ,- <io i name vn.2 Clark an, who lived alone, the house was rob bed. The crime remained n mystery until the negro was arrested in Cal­ ifornia and confessed to a number oi Some of the houses advertised Inst week, and one of the fnrms. htivt been sold. We can be of service to you in locating. Cash or terms. Con nelly. Real Estate A- Insurance, 106 108 Magnolia Avenue. FOR SALE.—50 fine fryinv chick The Leesburg Laundry has opened etis apply I,. F. Roper West Side 73tc Receiving am! delivery Station at FOR SALE.—Jersey and Duror Ray Brothers Battery service slat pigs. I.ottie Bezier, French Ave. 74tp ion. Obi Ford Garage, this is in ad to regular service. The very Pair good mules and wagon for dition fine qunlity work turned out by sale Inquire Merchants Grocery Co. th<% Leesburg ofLaundry _____________________________ is known al FOR SALE—Two story seven room !over the south. Troy Ray. Phone dwelling very best location, paved 442 is in charge of the Sanford it r. street $5,500, Terms. Connelly Mag Branch. nolia Ave. If its Batteries or Automobile Tire you need and want to save money FOR SALE—5 room cottage, well CI.ASSini.T) ADVERTISING RATES located $2,600. $1,000 cash. Conn­ see Ray Brothers at tin- Old lord Garage, we mean tins.____ Minimum Charge for any one Ad 25c 1HL* elly Magnolia Ave. ■ One Time, per word ................ Ic The Ladies Union of the Congrega FOR SALE—v acres well ailed Three Time, per word.................. 2c Six Times, per word ................ 3c celery land, nice five room house.$5,- tional Church will hold their nnua fl-tfc 500; $3,500. cash. Conncll|- -iMag- bazaar December II. Oxer Six Times, 1:c word per Issue nolia Ave. Cash must accompany order. Ten Frank Loaning Contractor A Builder FOR SALE—City lots in nil parts cenls extra if charged. Phone B>7 Advertising in this column in which the of Sanford-* Your own terms. Get n lot and get ready to build a home. address of the advertiser is not g Ten bu l l.uj p a . fu. i fur ■<•<• n 1 hand which refers you to Postolllre Box Num­ Connelly Magnolia Ave. 352 Said -r.i, Florida piano-*. At.*.:* ber or fare of Herald .MUST lie answer­ FOR SALE—One Monnrch visible ' *-lfe ed accordingly. Please do not ask us for typewriter Robert Herndon, the names of advertisers admlising In 200 E. 4th cheap. st. 5-’ttp. this way. Usually wo do not know who Order your new Buick now and they are, and If we do we are not expect­ FOR SALE—Fryers also lot of fan­ you will not lose any time on the ed to tell you. cy stock. Mrs. -French Sanfortl new ear load coming in soon. 46-tfc Heights 5-3tp. FOR SALK The Daughters of Wesley will hold _________________ FOR SALE—2 4 months old pol. their Christina liaznar on Saturday. _____ *M~tf ♦> Electric Fan*1 Charles Electric Co. Parrot*. See Mrs. K. French San­ November 27th. ford Heights. 5-.itp 5')-: fo Elder Spring Water. T, tt. Charlec room —---------;----------------FOR SALE—Close in five 50-tfs For Sale Celery farms, any size, cottuge on double lot a snap. Also Phone 311. • *uit purchaser. Buy from owner, two seperate five acres close in OwnDr. I). C.V ird. iNum at » i* wt V Box 276, Sanford, Fla. 50-lf or. P. O. Box. 117 S-'ltp. .Sanford on i ueaduy ami i r '-‘J .O .... R* SALE—Good farm mule in of each week. FOR SALE—Flowers and (>rn}i ~ F 2-6tc V°od condition M. Fleischer. 5-tfIc 117 Luurei Avenue. You an order your new Buick FOR SALE—Good team of mules Young milk cow for sale Telephone and save time on the car ♦> now Lake Jessup Garden Co., Oviedo. 0.2ti 1604. 3-6tf. 16-tfc load. FOR SALE—Thro vacant lots,, FOR SALE—Two thoroughbret! TAKE NOTICE. Bring y*>ur “EX corner of 7th and Myrtle avenue. barred rock roosters, ten months old ami very gentle. Inquire 519 W 1st IDE" Batteries to the Exlde Servict Seventh street paved. Two lots be-1 0.2tp station at old Ford Garage, we re V tween Fourth and Fifth streets. Myr- street, or phone 49b. tie avenue. Also 10 room house, cor. t BALE_One Ford Speedster. charge and repair all makes of Auto mobile butteries. 6.4t*i ner Oak avenue and Fourth street. Go|,||M)ro store. 6.2tp. facing Park. Choice mention. An- f -------------------------Get your orders in now for your STOVE WOOD FOR SALE—I want ply at 410 Onk avenue. W. W. a few good customers for good stove new Buiek car. See W. J. Thigpen. Long. 3-4tp. 46-tfc. wood. This wod was cut from largi FOR SALE—A Good Domestic trees and well seasoned. Drop mo a sewing machine, and other furniture card. F. I*. Greene, West Side. 6-2tj M ASONS, ATTENTION Corner 11th Street and Laurel ave­ nue. 0-3tp FOR SALE—Four choice pigs, nin« At the next regular eommunica weeks old. E. H. Randall. H1!> Fir.i V' tlon t ueatiay, i/ciuuei 5*1., t..: hUK SALE—7 passenger cnandiet street. 6-tfc. tcr's Degree will be conferred. \ is »*♦ ar in good condition, J. S. \Vilson. iling brethren are welcome, Union Avenue. ______ 5-3tc. FOR RE NT J.NO. D. JIN KINS, FOR SALE—14 inch Syracuse sul­ li. E. TOLAR, W. M FOR RENT—A large well furnish­ ky plow in good condition see Rex Scretary. • ed lied room. "17 Park ave. 5-tfc. Packard. 5-2tc. ----------- x------------ ♦ crimes In detail, including one In Volusia County. The world* foremost w*li paper id r o are interpreted in the fuaoui ♦ Alfred Peats' "Prize" Wall Papers CLASSIFIED ♦ ♦1 1 ADVERTISING ! <^ 1!♦ Tho ler^o variety of original dr»i&a*. ettmctively colored. ofTVr un­ limited decorating (Kjetibilitiei, One o f the dimnetivo feature, c f thU lino U tho wide ren-U) of price*. Gi vo ux en opportunity to »how you thi* collection—estimate* will be cheertblly Jtlvcn. Terms of Sale: Cash William £. Warman TODD & SELLERS Painters mid D ecorators I'hoiu- Cali Burn! 5112 >*♦e*e*** t v y y yy y y y y y y v ♦ ♦ ♦ v ♦ e ♦ ♦’ -*♦*** »*♦ *** Is now ready to serve the trade in this part of Florida in everything in ❖ f f f e*e THE CARTER LUMBER COMPANY y y y y y ADMINISTRATOR. P. O. LAKE MONROE Rough and Dressed Lumber and Builders’ Supplies LUMHKIl PRICKS ARE LOWER and this is the time to build the home that you have been wanting so long X See us for Prices on Materials of All Kinds in Building Supplies y ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i Carter Lumber Company f ' • y Cor. Laurel Avenue and Commercial Street, Sanford y *** »** -**♦ ♦; *** V x m x x x x x x m x x x x :* x x x m x x x m m m x m FOR RENT—10 acres of truck land PEP WILSON KILLED FOR SALE—3 miles out, nice new A BIG FAT COON bungalow, with several acres of land part tilled, has been plowed recently Price $5,000. Terms Conchy* 5Iag- inquire Mrs. K. French, French av» and Goldsboro. G.3tp. nolia Ave. But He W ill Not Be Required to Go to Jail f or the Crime. FOR SALE—Good 1918 model Ford WANTED TO RENT—A five ot See A. C. Lowing. 1011 French n v e -!;x room house Will pay gootl rent nut! 5-2tp 1Harry Handel, 316 Sanford ave. b.3t< For several weeks past J. S. Wil­ son, familiarly known all over th* For Rent Furnished rooms and United States as "Pop" Wilson, has FOR SALE—One bed, of celery. Plants free from root knot ready to kitchenettes. Apply Shirley Apart­ been missing some of bis finest hens set out between now and Oct. 1st. m e n t s opposite PostotUce. 4S-26lp and Iasi night decided to utilize tin Geo. E. *B«lrnes, It. D. No. A. San­ bright moonlight in finding out what ford. 6-ltp. For Rent- To fishing parlies or was getting hi hacickMxxf.fi.ptrim getting his chickens. Pop roost­ FOR SALE—3 nice Heifers, one tourist parties, 26-foot, half cabin, wason top of a hay stack until lie »od mule, wagon and harness, Price canopy motor boat fully equipped ed tought that unless something hap­ ght. J. M. Waits Longwood. f»-2tc. Licensed pilot who knows the St pened he would have to quit, and FOR SALE—2 story, six room Johns. Phono 3I8W. L. G. Loveless along about midnight he heard a 45-tf squacking in the fowl house and saw veiling centrally located, best part a big fat coon emerging with n nice town. $4 750. Two thousand cash, FOR RENT—Two or three con­ hen in his mouth. Pop cut losse with innclly, Magnolia, ave. necting rooms furnished for house­ his trusty shot gun nnd shot until keeping P. O. Box 117. 5-3tp. the barrel wns too hot to bold and GEORGIA GROWN CABBAGE PLANTS FOR RENT—Two rooms for light when ho came to ho had killed tinWill gow very fine bends set this house keeping. 206 East Third coon about ns dead n:i ever n coon month in your section. Etnrly Jersey, Street. 4-3tp. has been killed. Tho robber proved and Charleston Wakefield. Flat Dutch to be u pet coon for there was i Express $2.00 per thousand, prepaid FOR RENT—Two large furpishett collar around his neck, but while Pop mail 300, $1.00: 500, $1.50; 1,000, $2. house-keeping rooms, with running is sorry that he kiled somebody's pel Buncombe collnrds same price. water nnd two otthcr house.keeping he says that chickens nro chicken* PARKER FARMS, rooms without running wntcr. Do nnd no coon Is going to live off hi* not object to children Mrs. Ridling, hen house. So in the future tho wil*1 FOR SALE.—Ford delivery truck 205 Onk Avenue. 7-.1tp. coons nnd the wild possums nnd oven Ub body. Phone 166.______ 7-*hc’ the wild women had hotter let Por FOR RENT.—2 or 3 large rooms. FOR SALE.—Park Avenue Cafe Cor. Celery nnd Mollonvillc Avenu­ Wilson's chickens alone or they wil l*e hurt. fixtures in order to make room for es. 7 . Itp. I'rinting plant and office supply busi SLAYER OF ORANGE lass. Big wood stove, Refrigerator WANTED 400 pounds capacity, tables cooking CITY WOMAN utensils dishes, cash register, lunch HANGED CALIF. Wanted— Corn. The Heacham counter stools and globes etc. llnyncs * Rntliff, 115 Park Avo. 7.1tc. Grain Co of Alachua Fla. will pay San Quentin, Cal., Sept. 24—Mono you U.c market price for ear corn in FOR SALE.—Goad Oliver typewrit ear lots. Farmers can join together Glhnnn, negro player of Roy G. Trnpn rancher of Fullerton, this state, ami er. Can be seen at Herald Office 49-tfc. of Jacob Erhardt and wife, of PhoeF. L. Green West Side. 7.2tp. n making up car*. >1 You Paid Cold Cash and a HighPrice FOR THAT CAR OF YOURS .Witiiitrlniiire is / hr .1Innilu/r >>/' Sitrrrxsf'u/ O/tri-nlion Thr Sign (!. //,'. U S K Unn'f .!/<■**// Ffjicirnrf/ h'nttir /hr . U r n — i'h ri r i'.v/trrirnrr unU (Jnn fijirnlion * When You Bring Your Car to US FOR REPAIRS OR SUPPLIES i'nUxH o f l\.\/ir r ir n r r h i h r Thr.sr ,11/rntl I 'n n r II 'tints: W. I). HOFFMANN, Foreman, Specialist, Electric Batteries J, B. HOWARD, Mechanic, Specialist, Transmissions-DilTerentials S. A. RIVE, Mechanic, Specialist, Motors F. ( \ BEACOCK, Mechanic, Specialist-Maintenance Machincr MISS ALMA GOER I Z, Office Management-Expert Accessories " I f I t's tin t F o u r H 'h rrls a n d a n E n g in e BV R e p a ir I t ” Overland Willys Knight Velie O V E R LA N D G A R A G E Opposite Hotel Valdez OPEN NIGHTS H. L. HAIGHT, Owner V PHONE 58-J xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx V � 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, 1920 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. 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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>, October 01, 1920; <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/ae95149b9a462f739345a78d7eb640da.pdf 2b4391f19109b8ca07bde86809108c4c PDF Text Text 16 PAGES SAN FO RD TODAY IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME XII SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1920 M IC K IE , T H E P R IN T E R ’S D E V IL Over the Hill to the Poorhouse ,r SOOM 6 FEUJEP-, \ OYST GOT TU \3 DOM t o \ J KAN PAPER. AM OTUER SEA R . 0 tfT \\K VCIMOA ] S W A R T Ct M O S E S R i C a U T V i C P U M \ V y j A M D E R .\ E NOViO K E E P OM EEViDtUCa VAE V U E P A VCR . \E V I l I <6CSU \ \T» SORE. U V £ vO RAM N O O , E O t \'>A UAOD O P — TW\Uft<o \<o <50 U\GU 9 tM<£E \ kAOOED TO -CO\m 'M \ G O T G O MAMU Q \U S V O © ETrYE v'------ —----- u _ _ ^ , MOiO 9 0 NMJCU E Y S ^ S E GREAT GRiCP' \ 0EEM €CRAraNANVi' AR50M0 VER. A \UEEV. VO MEttf AM OSUOATTOS ’M 4 RltbWT MONO 0 0 ^ 3 VORLCEM VO A REGULAR, ~ DAMXSOViE XA\UAO*sjA\U£ COMVAREO VO VAE PAS MONO? NUMBER 6, P o v n Ol e NVJTTWV (GO VUME \jQE'. V . oo\»V I V U A S 3 N W U S ' 4X 1 Q ^ o n x .v A A W '. VJOUS, \ PA\0 <3.30.000 VER AKIOTUCR. FARM LAST \ > ) E © 0 . t W t & UOMJ'. A | V A 0 N 0 3 A GIT S O eeller nugcld-cxoore vs -------------------1 \ ! > fO ^S f \ WAROOP*1 r \ WOW* J G O T T A U A M E O O P . ''-7 NLOSES rf---- " been carefully inspected l>y the larg­ est growers and snippers hero. The) have nimlo many tests of tho irrupcfruit ami find that it is not matured enouph to think about shippinp it m this time. The nizn so far are very small, but they think that by Sep­ tember 27th the fruit will be in pom' shape for shipment. Any shipments of prnpefruil made out of Dade coun A L L K IN D S OF IN S U R A N C E . R E A L© E S T A T E . 'S A N F O R D , F L A . Thirty Million Fire Insurance Policies ol protection to citizens U nited States, on their property. W liat so m any people do, m ust be worth while! 13 YOURS? A 702 See us for Fire Insurance! T R Y A HERALD W A N T AD GIFTS THAT LAST Onl) Limit I* That No One I** Exceed iii tm..|int F i r e I Palatka, Sept. ID .-Jutlpo J. B. (■nines, of Leeshurp, was asked by loc­ al taxpayers for an opinion on the amendment ns to its provisions and prohibitions. Judge dailies, who has been appointed assistant attorney gciieral to .Mr. Bufoid and is a recogniz­ ed nutiiority on constitutional law. says in p art: “The provisions of this section prohibit the issuance of stall bonds except for the purposes named but leave unlimited the power of tin legislature to authorize the issuing of bonds for these purposes, since tin only limitations on the power tn pro. vide for issuinp l»>mls is contained in the proviso. In order to determine tin amount • f bonds that may In- issued for such purpose it is necessary onl) to ascertain tin- menninp of the lan­ guage used in th e proviso by pivinp effect to every word and clause in tin section, takinp them in their ordinary and fam iliar acceptance in accordance vvth thei established rules of construc­ tion of statues and constitutions. Tested by these rules the menninp of tiie proposed amendment seems to me to lie obvious certainly it is not amhipious or obscure so fa r as it re­ lates to issuinp bonds for the con­ struction of roads and bridges. The power prantod to the lepislnturr ti provide for issuinp state bonds foi suih purposeis unlimited it; every re ct exepet tlint no one issue of such bonds shall exocoed in amount 5 pee relit of the total tax assessment of the state at the time of issue. There is iio limitation upon the number of such Isolds nor upon tin* frequency with whb li one i«stie mnv follow an•her nor upon the aggregate amount of bonds that may Ik* issued or that , may he oiitstandlnp at any time. Had the last five words of the proviso been ominitted the menninp of the proviso would not have been so clear. Seeminply these five words were added to emphasize the purpose of lim itinp on­ ly the amount of bonds that might be • issued at any one time, leavinp unllini Red the miinher of issues, their frequcncy and the npprepntq amount Stands Well Up In the Sweet Potato Washington, Sept. IT.— Alabama t» peanut crop this year is more than one quarter of the country’s total pro­ duction, froeenst by the department of apriculture at 118,880,000 bushels. Alabama has 10,1118,000 bushels; Gcorpin, 7,405,000; Virpinin, f» 2C3,- ^ i^ T h e lJ c w e le r H FOR SALE—Canary birds, sing­ Atlanta, (la., Sept. 22.—The street pnvinp program which Atlanta has ers puarnnteed. Call any time be­ mapped out for this fall, aggregating fore I p. m. II. E. Major, Florida 5- :itr . ami expenditure of approximately Snnit.'^ium, Formosa' Fla. Cent of lolai 'la x Asse ment of the State at the Time of Issue Provide Sixty Pillion Dollars of the ty before that tin)a will be uren am! $200,000, has just lieen discarded be­ to immature for consumption. cause the price of cement has prndually inrreasd until it is now quoted CEMENT TOO COSIIA approximately 75 per cent hipher than AND PAVINti STOPS three months npo. Wclaka^Block , 1 Jewelry of Quality WILL MOVE NOW Miami, Sept. 20.—A pentclcmnn’s npreement haK been sipmtl by al It lie early grapefruit d ip p e rs in this sec­ tion not to pick any fruit before Sep­ tember 27th. The early crop in Dade county nn* ’/ v ■i/7* For the You‘will find here just the suite tolmiir.cnize with ycur idea of what you would like to have vour livinn reem. • •!« //,!f t - / ; �— r- Vv CLERKS, (men', women) over 17 home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W . Davis GENEVA DR1DGE CLOSED W HILE BEING REPAIRED last week will be called Louis Alex­ for* Postal Mnil Service. $135 month. Exam ination Septem ber, October. Ex­ ander. perience unnecessary. For free p a r. The traveling public nhould be cnu tioncd nbout trav elin g to Geneva vu Mr.nnd Mrs. J. T. McLnin J r. left ticulnrs write J. Leonnrd (former Civ­ th e Gcncvn nenue l>ri«itr ns the bridge last week for South Cnrolinn where il Service E xnm iner), 359 Equitabb IHdp., W nshinpton, D. C. 0.2tp. is closed for rep airs th at nro now bo- they will make their future home. ini: ninde. This notice wns nindc by the county commisolsenrs in the H eroic I t o r n rH l a l r l r tN » ,4 last week, »” ♦ lest there are ninn> who did not see it or have possiblj c iu n T r.it no . itm forgotten it this notice is Riven. Thi K tr o itT or co n d jtio v o r r u r Geneva bridRo hns been sagging it pinces for some tim e and the count} commisisoncrs thought it R o o d policj to close the bridge and make the re pairs before the heavy travel of win In lb* SUli* o f I'tortili. »« It* of; bualneaa on S*pl»tul*r t i ll . 1929. te r started nnd by ninking the re p n in at ffanfonl RTSOURCES before any nccidents hnppcned much 1. a. «n*l l>la«>unta. Inrluillnc re-illaeuanta (strop! It.i«* could be snvod in, money nnd life. shown In b s n j t l ...................................................... - .............................. I605.S1MM1 (1.020 CO Their nction is commendnble nm |i. A r r r p la t im o f nlber banka illaoouiitnl ............................................ they nssure the public thnt when th« •Tut a I Run* ............................... .........I.............. • • • • • • • ...................• ICll.911 It tCII.RI4.MJ new tim bers are put in plnce nnd th< 2. 310 l>4 Oterdrafl*. aefur*<l txitie; unsecured, ............................. fill fixed up the road nnd bridgd will 4 . . . U . S. Oot*rnm«nt SrcuittlM Ownad: 8 760 00 a liefmalted to aef.ur* circulation (If. H. Honda par t a l u e ) ........... Ito better thnn ever nnd safe for trn v .! I'ledred aa m ila teral for a i s l e or olbrr d * | - « I t s or bllta el f e r r. lin e tim e to come. The peo 10.000 00 l a t a lj '* ............................................................................................................... S3,TOO 00 pie Rolnp in this direction will snv* f. Owned and unpledked ........................................................... ..................... 00 b. War aaalnr* certific ates ami Thrift Stamps a c t u a llj owned much tim o by heeding this notice t l M . I S * OO Total I*. S. Goternmenta securities ................................................................... nbout the Geneva bridge. t . Other Honda. Sacurltlaa. Etc: ( FIRST NATIONAL BANK b. ----------------- x ----------------- DEATH OF E. II. WARMAN E. 11. Wnrmnn died nt the Florida sanitarium nt Formosa last Snturdny nfte n linpeinp illness of seven! months. The rem ains were broupht here for burial Sunday nftemoon. Dr. Brower of the Conprepntionnl church officiating nnd th e interment w a s made in I^ikevicw cem etery. Deceased wns n resident of th is city for many yenrs bcinp the owner of the Wnrmnn store in the Pico block but a few m onths npo the stock of poods wns moved to his residence nt the corner of Palm etto nnd Sec­ ond street until his weakened condit­ ion necessitated his removal to the hospitul. -----------------x ------------------ GENEVA NOTES Mr. nnd Mss. Yerkes nnd children of Jacksonville are visitinp Mr. nnd Mrs. Huddleston they will take their little dnuphter back home with them. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. T. McLnin nnd fam ­ ily ure home npnin a fte r hnvinp plensantly spent the summ er a t Coronndo bench. Miss Edith McClelland of Enu Gallie Is spendinp a m onth with her prnndm other Mrs. J. N. Prevntt. ' Rnlpbf G riper arrived home last Mondny nfter hnvinp spent the sum­ m er in North Dakota. . M aster Alliert Johnson of Orlan­ do is visitinp Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlett. . r r ------------------------------- T---------- " ----------------------- : Miss Corrine Georpe of Bridgend is nttendinp school here. All are urped to nttend the revival m eetinps nt the M. E. church. The little son who arrived nt the Honda totbrr tba j U. H. IV-tida) pledred to e»cur* l-oatal • a , Inc* deposit................................... . • • • • • • • • r. Securities. otbrr than l . S. Honda (not Including atoeka) m n n l and unpledged ................................................................................... Total Ilomla. aecurltle*. ale., ntber than If. S......................... S stork o f rrdrral Heaert* Hank (60 par cant o f aubaorlptlcn). . !». a. Valua o f banklnc lioua*. owned and unlncoiubered ........... |0. larr.llore and n i t o r a a ................................................................................. II. Ileal ratal* owned otbar than l.anklnc hooaa ............................................ 12 I .awful Iteaerie with Tadera) Htwerte Hank .................................... 14 Ca.lt In fault and rat amount dua from national banka ..... 15. Nat amount. dua from tanka, baakera and tru .t <T>®r.n,e. In Ilia (,'ntlad Slataa (otbar (ban Inebidad, In llama 1 ., 11 or is 17. Cbeeka on otbar U n k a In tba aaroa city or town aa raportlcr tank (otbar than Ham t i l l . . . . ..................................................................... Total of llama 13. 14. 13. 10 and IT ............................ 15 Cbarka on banka located oulalda c f r l l j or town o f rapnrtlnr bank and otbar rath Itama ........................................ ................. ••••••• ID. Iladampllon fund with l \ S Trraiurar and dua from l . S. Traaautar ................................................................................................................... TOTAI..................................................................................................................................... 1.000 00 176,327.44 r..«ow 11M .327 4*. 3.000 t o 5.000 (*> |o ra tio n a t a |l be TEN T H O t'S A N P tlO t.L .tn s MO.reoooi and •ball to d ltld ed Into ONE IIUNp n i : i » ( lo o t abarra of tba par aalua o f ONE IIL'NPREH HOI. I. A US I f i o a o o i each, payable la tl.a lawful money of tba I'nllad Htata« or In proparly, latmr or Mralcaa. at a Jott aalua tlon to t » f i l e d by l i e illrtvtnr* o f Iba n>r poallon, wblrb capital atoak aball l a owned •old. laattael. a » r t ie d or ttan»farta.| euily In aa mftlanee with attcl, by-law a aa lb" rort»ratb>n aball fmm time to lima make, rbancr or altar, w ltb a lien ra«artfd In faaor o f tba aoajj^a :i..n ut»n all o f Ita capital atoak for all and any Indebtedneaa which may at any lima !«• dua hy Iba bold*ra o f tba aama unto tba a..a [oration *"7 trLLli aball l » a tics IbrtTon 11. P. Smith, of A tlanta, is nmoni an|orlor to all otbar liana or rlalnia o f any the m>w resident- in Sanlord. Mr r h i - u t t c r and all aealann.rnla or tran«frra o f tba !U l«tu Sm ith is vice president of the People'* cor;« •alien'* at«<l aball I" A R I K T .i: IV. Tide rorj-.ralonl aball b a t e a Bank ami will he located here {•••rmsn I^rpal"al a i l a t i x e a or n n li layally dlaaolead. enlly. Mm. Smith will he here to AltTtCLE V. Tlif builnaaa o f tula corja.ration morrow to Join him. •h a l| l a rt«ducla«l hy a toard o f director* and •urb other o f Icar* aa tba corporation may au ll.or/a. Tl.a oll<*-ra o f tba cor|oralbiti aball IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0 T SEMINOLE t « a pratldant, a t i r e president and a Secretary COUNTY. TL0RIDA Traaaitrar and aticb other and additional oflrar* THE STATE UP n.OIIIHA • a may ha rraatad by lha Hoard o f Plraclora aa t 'ntII tba >|nall(lcallona o f tba oflrar* and. the *0 TONS < OMMEIU'IAI. director* o f thl* corjioratnn lo Is* alaclad at Ita I'EIIT1I IZEIt IN U f L K I flrwt mactlnp tbaraof the folb.wne aball act • • n o t ic e n r ham: I lla offlcara and m natllnla Ita fb<ard o f plraaf. NOTICE la barab/ t i t a n that under and bv eirtca e>f t«ru: I'raaldant. W . 31. Itayna«; Vice lYraldant, tl.al rartaln order brraloforv lamed nut uf ll.a N ata A. Itaynaa, Racralary-Twa^nrar. 7.. It. Hat * • tba atock M.lara Clrrull Court In tba almta a t , led cauaa. and I'T Operation o f law. I will o ffe r for eala and o f tba rortcrallon ebal t*> bald oi. lha 2!>th day aall lo Iba hlabrat bidder for rath M> lima o f October, A. P . . It>20 . In tba rlty o f Han­ * f mtumarcla) frrtlllaar. noa loaded In O. M. ford. Seminole County. Pb-rlda. for the pnrpoaa A SI. I‘. Car No. 703S43 and I'r nuteanta o f o.i' platter tl • or"an«atlon #>f tba ctirpora* adopt Ita Hy-t-awa ami transact all Line* Car No. *15412. at Hanford. r Hilda at tlon. to front dt»>r o f tba court bout# at Hanford, oualnaaa which may mma l^for* auch maatlnc riorlda. on tba 27tb day of Hepttmlwr. A. I». The annual treetlrp o f lha atockfcoldara o f the 1920, at 12 o'clock on aald day.. E. E. HltAltV. SLrrlff Seminole County. I'lorlda. C l 1C W. E. Rahn, of Orlando was in the city yesterday arranpinp fo r the openinp of the Snnfoni Pnint nnd Wnll Paper store, with the local nmnnger II. A. Halverson. The fonnnl openinc cf the new store will take pinto cn October first nnd evoryono atten d ­ ing the openinp will receive free < fine souvenir. Rend the advertise­ ment in this issue. NOTICE 'T V ’ . . . - • 1 i , 1; ; . . --------- rorpcrttlon *ba1) be beld cn the f.fk January c f each and every year. Wg\ t u V J . l b* t a a f 1921. t m t l d - l auch dar, * h f u m , on Houday nr a W a t holiday . . fat* tb* anna I m**tin( aball I* b»|,i ,JT day foltowlnc. The Ib.ard o f Irtre-t,.,. ,l» rt'rj"'talon shat rtmatit of not | i 1B nor more than five tremtef*. ARTICLE VI. The hlgl.e* t aniounf «.f i* i f l o r a . Ill Wlilfti (Ida mr. iratl. 4i , , , , J, ” ' time aubjeot Itself aball l » TWENTY HAND Dtll.I.AItS tlM.remno.) A R T I C L E V I I . T l,e name* , nJ t t« ltimrj««*t..-* of ti.|. r.>f|.<-at amount o f c a f l t a l atork tnU rrlled t , . . * a. followa: ’ - *» 7.. H. Ilatllff. Sanford, rta . 15 ?!• Ilayiw*. Hanford. |'|a.. II a l a - . . Nrt a A. Ilaynea. Sanford. I'la I .1 In witness whereof the s a i l |n<«.rt«rit hereunto aef llielr bands llda t t , . . . . • v* diy o f Hetdemler, A. |l.. Ifr-.-O. W. 51. I I AVNE* 7.. n. H ATt.i rr a. . cf# wi .aa . S r V A ' HAVM'.U Stats r io rld County cf Sem inole. On tbla day Heraonally appeared t-f. re « Notary I'ubllr. W. M. Ilaynea. 7 | t and N e t . A. Ilaynea. n. me « , | | 1 ' . known to me to be the persons d e o n i e d w*io eterufe.1 the foreyolny artlrle. „f . potation and they each arknowle,|r„ | .... me that they executed the same for IL, rur:..’. . therein etpreaaed. 1 1 ** IVItneaa my band and nffrlsl u l \ . . «... fird Srm!z J * f m n t y . ITorM., «LI. t u u . , d . ) o f H e p l e o U r . A. H , 1920. 1 * I-V.A MAE JOIINSfiV N^ttry Pobllc. ytit* |-u My^ t cmtzilfilon evptre* October 2Mt, itf^» or INTENTION TO APPLY TOR LETTERS PATENT N o llrt l« t r r t b j rl»rn that we. th# ontlrr 52.C IS .II C9 .0 T7.30 • lfnr«l. b atr this •1a j orfanltrO a r. •1 aMcctatr*) | oararlvra Into a cvtrj- ratl« n unilrr tha narnr o f IIAYNE 4 AND IIATI.UT. for Ibe |.of|<*ra M * . 39 t r l forth uniter the |in>i«>ar«| arllrlra «*f In hereunto annrte«|, the o^lrnal «»f 12. 3*2 07 corporation which la n«>w i n file with the Secretary of S3.1CA 3fl Wlafr at T a t l a b a a ^ . D o r l l a . that wr Uitrtn* to anft will a|>ply to t i e llotM^ratJe NMnej 232.02 J. C'attt, (JoTrtn*»r uf DorMa. at Tallaha«w«noriaj» ... i i s a m «iay • ( o^tobrrt \ i» 437.60 It«20. for Irttrra patent upon aaM artlc!ra uf ..................... Incorporation. W. 31. IIAYNRN. Z. It R A T L i r r . LIABILITIES A. t u) i,nopo^r.n n i A UNEVA 22. <*a|dtal atoak raid In ......................................................................................... T E U o r t i i i : iiavniw a ....... 23. Surploa fund .......................................................................................................... RATLIFF COMPANY 24. rtidleldad proflla .................................................................................................. I 21.302.21 t \ > . tl.e u m lfn lrn fil, hereby aa«<late ouraelie* n .o ir . t.o lt»relber for the p u r|-» e of tieeonilnr an In­ ............................. 10.2M 01 lx » t current etp*n«e*, Inlefeat and latea paid. ri.onn corporation unjrr the tawa of tbr State t»f (12. Amount reverted for taiae accrued ....................................................... c.coo.no l it.rid* by an«1 under the t rot M m * *»f 11.• 27. Amount re**r*ed for all Intrraal accrued ......................................... h r.y» on • tatutra of »ab) atate provide.) for the pro­ 2 v Clrpulatlnp note, oulatandlnc .......................................................................... 31. Net au"'Unla dua to banka ami Iwnkera and Iruat rompar.laa Id motion, 11a1*111lew. right*, privilege* atol Ito hmriltle* o f corporation* for profit. tba I'nllad Hlalr* and forrlpn rountrlaa (otbar tha n Included In n iv, .vi ARTICLE I T i e name of thl* corporation 2ft or .Vi) ................................................................................................................. W Kl •hall t « IIAVNEtt A R A T L i r r and t i e tu*l 32. Certified rhecka outetandlnp .................................................. ........................ • m ne*a • f. a I l-e carrlnl on In the City o f Man 33. Caalder'a rt.acka oh own hank outatamltna . . . ............................. . . . ford. Cnunty of VUIr rbaflda. and at vurh 0 040 .13 l o t . i ..f llama 2 0 » . SI, S3 and S3 . . . • t » a— r 1|« • • ll lltl •Tale of | ‘l« rlitj .sill In I Demand Hepoelta (other t h . t bank Depotlta) subject tk R e a m * (<!•• t'nlted Ktatr* • • may I** from t It***- to tl poilti peyats.a within 30 da y i.) 437.3K3 !C authority) by It* h m n l •»f dlrectora 34 Indleldual dr|>.a|la auhjrct In rliack .................................................. A RTICI.E II Tl.e general n4t«re *.f t i e |.n * 36 Certificate* of dapo-lt due In le«* than 3*1 day* Milter tba* t.f tl * Ifk.THJ 7f» fie** to l-e ci»mlijete«| atol c a t t M for money l.irruwed .................................................. ...................................... <of|*ar«tlon ah a 11 l*» • • fo1!n«« To •*•»«* 3rt. Mala, county or oll.ar rnunelpal daprwlla acaurad t'y plectra Id an and of-erate r printing plant, to 1*0 *. on of a . ^ t a o f llda bank ........... ............................. . . . . . . . . .................. 41 U* • rII. |r«*«* and |t i |t f r v |M t|e*I I- ••f|t»«|r»f •« 3* Hildrn da unpaid ................................................................................................. ctln ery. tyj'e. t**.k Mr,.ling machinery, p r e s e t Total of demand depewlta (otbar Ilian bank dapoellal aul'jacl In faand arre***trle* To dea| In general rnerrbanTM.M 21 •araa. llama 31 X*.. M. 37. 3* and Jtt . . .. . ... d«e. buy. m*II. r irb a n g a an ! ileal In o ffice *ip Tima Hapoalla eubject to natarya (payable after 30 days or aubjact pile*. *tatlonery. I**ih*. i^riodlral* nn.l amito 30 daya or mora notice, and poatal aayinca): 7f»12.W «trle*. To do eU4t****lng. engraving. Iltl»«*grat»h* 42. ISwtal aayinca ila|««e|fa ................................................................................... Ing. •terotyplng an*1 l«*»k binding. To put* 4"f fai.m 43 Mll.ar time dejuielte ................................. ........................................... ......... l*h for .4ir»el«e« or for othtr* any an.) all 413.f«4* Ifi T otal of time depewlla aubjact to traarta. llama 4<V 41. 42 and 43 hind* of new •paper*, tnagatlne*. t**th*. (•erloslb - .. cal* an#l ailvertUng matter To *e|| adver ...................................................................................................... t h i n g *tid aubaerptnna an«) to ci»||ect therefor. • 10 , o f (ho total loana and diacounta shown abota. tba amount on which. Interest and discount T«» ngnlurt an adverting agenry arid to buy. w a s chatted at ratal In f i r * ' * of there permitted by law iSe< . 5197 R - t S ta t . ) r i c lu iiy # of notet • e | 1 an.) ot herw *e ileal In advertising apace upon which total charya not to aicaad 50 cen t! wat made s i r nene. The number of auch loans In neti«pap*ra and tnagatlne*. w a s non*. T«» d e a l In fer*ona) property o f every hln.l Statir of riorlda. County of Raminola. SI! an<! character, with full j*»wrr to pledge, I. I |*. I'nreier. | raeldanl of tba aleita named bank, do acdamnly r a e r r that tl.a at-iaa mortgage or ntherwlie enmruter the m i d p T« statement Is true to tbr !■*•! of toy ktH.wIcIte and 1*11-1 |«trrow rn.-ney oj**n aecnrlty of their tneorporate r. I' rortSTEIt. Praaldanf. property or othe rw ise not In vlutatlnn of 1 1• SuNerlted and aworn to lafora me t i l l I Mb day of S*| temtar. l h ^ jaw To lend money in cone?tlon with any it E v n . T N nr.HNEit. bovine** transaction Incident to the porj«*e for Notary I'ubllp. Ftata o f I'brlda at Larra which thl* corporation I* organlted To t*uy. My rvimtt.Unl«'n r \ | l f f • NtitrmWr 13. 1P24 •ell. e>wn. mortgage and encumter real e*tate COVItlCCT— A l l t t t : o f any character whatever, whe ntl.e *ame |* T. j . MII.I.EIt. tncblent to or de*lrable In rarylng on It* 1 A. HltrMI.KV. ct>r|««rate hu»lr.eaa. T. 1 HAWKINS, ARTICLE III. The. capita) *t»»*li c f tl.la c«.r- 2 470 on ' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1920 THE SANFORD HERALD PA GE EIGHT ' ^ in.wai m BARGAINS That Will Be Grabbed Quick MEN'S UNION SU ITS Regular $1.75 V a I u e , Special Saturday and Mon­ day only 9 8 c ___ LADIES' BUNGALOW APRO NS Regular $1.75 V a l u e , Special Saturday nnd Mon­ day Only $1.25 ELASTIC SEAM D R A W ER S Regular $1.50 V a lu e , Saturday and Monday Only 98c S p e c i a l Bargains in School Shoes for Boys and Girls. Black nnd Blue Serge PLEATED SKIRTS Regular $10.00 Value, Saturday nnd Monday only $5.95 BandelPs Emporium Better Goods for Less Money 316 SANFORD AVENUE r Jr ‘ 1 i»‘ i .• * Reduction in Price o f Ford Products The war is over and war prices must go. Effective at once Ford Cars, Trucks and Tractors will be sold F. O. B. Detroit at the following prices: f S !•• 4^ Touring Car regular Touring Car with starter Runabout regular Runabout with starter Trucks with “P” Tires Chassis Coupe with starter and demountable rims Sedan with starter and demountable rims Tractors wI- \\ W " jr , u , , 8i All Prices F. O. B. Detroit, Mich. • T hese prices effective W ednesday, Septcmper 22, 1920. FIRST C O M E -F IR S T SERVED $ 4 4 0 .0 0 5 1 0 .0 0 3 9 5 .0 0 4 6 5 .0 0 5 5 0 .0 0 3 6 0 .0 0 7 4 5 .0 0 7 9 5 .0 0 7 9 0 .0 0 Place your order today for future deliveries • Ford Motor Company makes this reduction in the face of the fact that they have on hand immedi­ ate orders for one hundred and fortysix thousand sixtyfive cars and tractors. Company will suffer a temporary loss while using up the material bought at high prices. They are willing to make the sacri­ i : -• ;,i fice in order to bring business back to a going condition .^s quickly as possible and maintain the momentum of the buying power of the country, Henry Ford says “ The war is over and it is time war prices were over. There is no sense or wisdom in try­ ing to maintain an artificial standard of values. For the best interests of all it is time a real practical effort was made to bring )he business of the country and the life of the country down to regular prewar standards." W e are at your command with regular Ford efficiency in service service and and eagerness eagerness to fill :iency in your orders FORD M O TO R CO M PANY. ■AI Ir.» BM| 11' % h i: EDWARD HIGGINS Ford Cars and Fordson Tractors Machines and Supplies in Stock !• lift: 1 i. & \ JL ______ ____________ _______________ i_ �Trmer TH E SANFORD HERALD PACE TEN WAR AC A INST ilK .II COST OF LIVIN'! Am erican Legion Plans to (live High , Cost a Jolt. --------New York, Sept. 22.—The American Legion has announced form ation ot plans to mobilize its forces througituut t h e country lor a war against the high cost of living. In every community where there is a jMjst the legion contemplates or­ ganizing retail dealers into uti asso­ ciation, prospective t merchant mem­ bers o f which, it is raid, ,.!ready have pledged discounts approxim ating live per cent, from current selling prices of all commodities to the 2,000,001) members of the legion and their fam ­ ilies. ,. , , Details of the program , which le­ gion officials say has been approved b> largeretailers in various cities, were made public by (1. Robert RarneS. busi­ ness m anager ofthe American Legion Wood ashes are of value for the to this in the opinion of the agripotassium, phosphorous and "lim e" ' cultural extension dicion. Of great : compounds they contain. TTlie per­ j fertilizing value to garden and farm centage of plant foods depends upon would ho the ashes allowed to go to the kind of wood, the m anner of ■waste on utmost every farm. burning, freedom from im purities and , t he amount of leaching which has (1AITNKY STARRING WITH COLUMHUS taken place. Usually ashes of oak wood con­ tain more potassium than the ashes , , f softer woods Unless tile ashes Daytona baseball team , who joiner, have been protected from rains the the Columbus, Ohio, team of the amount of these plat foods will be 1American Association lust Sunday, is macrinlly reduced as a result of j m aking good in higher company, nccording to reports received in the city lenchig. on his work in his first two games. I.••itched wood ashes will cotain about l per cent* potash, about 1 pol­ On Sunday while Columbus was ecat phosphoric acid and form 25 to :ID per cent “lime" or lime compounds. defeated by Louisville, Gaffney was at Unleached wood ashes may contain bat four tim es, walked once, got a single and a three-bagger, carrying from 1 to 8 per cell potash. off butting honors for bis team . On Assuming th at a ton of these ashes Monday tie failed to get a bit, hut contains 20 ixiunds each of potash walked once- and fielded both days and plfosphoric acid and GOO pounds without an error. In the Monday of lime compounds; and allowing 10 game Columbus got but three hits. cents a pound for tins potash, 8 cents Interest in the local fans is also cen­ a pound for the phosphoric acid ami tering in the first appearance on the $.'t a ton for the limit compounds, we mound of “Jim m y" Gross and "Doc" have a value of $4.50 for a ton of Dennett, Ik it h of them being with Co­ ashes. Thus: lumbus. The work of the trio will he Phosphoric acid, 20 lbs. a t 8 cts. $1.G0 fololwcd with considerable interest lo­ Lime Compounds, GOO lbs., at $■'! cally. per t o n ....... ........................ .90 LaM otte, Tam pa shortstop, who has Potash 20 lbs. at 10 c t s . _____ $2.00 many friends here, and who went to the W ashington Senators several $4.50 weeks ago, broke up a game last Florida farm ers can well afford to week w ith a three-bagger. LaMottee give more than a passing thought is being used as a substitute and pinch h itter.—Daytona G azette. FRIDAY. SEPT EM HER 21 People of Mineola are showing con nidcrahlc interest i nthe reported p u r fhnsc of 1,000 acres of latiil nurrniiniF injr Slinneola on hte north and east by 0. D. (lard, Oklahoma City, Oklu. an oil m agnate. I | P r o te c tio n and Comfoi ! IN SUNSHINE OR STORM % | * % | * Tents, Awnings, Tarpaulins, Boat Tops Ship Awnings, Covers, Bags antfall kinds of canvas articles to special orders, Light and Heavy Canvas, Flags Bunting, Wagon Umbrellas, Camp Furniture, Life Preservers, Waterproofing, Etc. 1 Mail Orders Solicited t j I TH E IN SID E IS IMPORTANT. Don't forget th at It is ju st ns nec­ essary to have your inner tubes strong, flexible and durable the same us your outer shoes, and our vulcan­ izing process will do this for you. I t ’s the best tiro insurance you could nut your tire money into, for it douliles, often trebles, the life of both tires and tubes. We arc vulcanizing specialists. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS Oak and 3rd St OIL COOK STOVE PAST PRESEN T FUTURE B uy (he Bust (lint is made | | Jacksonville Tent and Awning Co. i t t t t W t ^******* *A* *t 4 t f H H t t t t f t t t t E L D E R SPR IN G S H | *11111T W ATER A n ilrilra l *nd C o n iu tlln f C fcen U t . I’r a f r o l a a t l 0 f N i l - , . , S d e o re Crarrllu*, R o llla * C a l U f e , l l c l i t * D r a r Sir: -• I h a r e r a m p l r l e d r a r e f o t c h e m i c a l a a a lr a le nf | h c . a m p l e f e u b r o u i h l m e e a r l , l a . I * r e h . anact h a r e o b ta i n e d Ih e f a l | u . | „ | C e l a r — C l e a r ( ' M a r i n a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 .7 sO a r i r R e a c t i o n N e u t r a l T e l a ta a l l d a q . o o PHONE 17 IF YOU NEED A NEW » c c e A m m o n ia __ 0 0 part* p e r m illio n - A lb u m in o id A m m o n i a __ _________.T r a c e Sanford, Florida l l a r d n e r t ___ 21.0 1 pan. N i t r a t e * _________ ______ T h e a h a e n c e practlrallr o f f r e e a n d a lb u m in o id a m m o n i a In t lla r e r 1 . m a l l a m o u n t o f c h lo r in e I n i l l r a l r . I t . r i r r l l r n t q u a l l l, I p u r p n . e e . In . d d l l l o n to I h e f o o d q u a l l l , r b a r a c t e r l . l l c e o f .u prr rraler. II p o . . e * * r . . p e d a l f e a t u r e , o f m uc h r a l u e . r . p c d a l l r i h . , . n a tu r e a e r a llo n a n d I.O W d e g r e e o f h a rd n ea * . T h e b a c t e r io lo g ic a l a n a l , a l a . t r . u l l l n g In an a r r r a g r lotat c a a m p l r * n f Ihe a a l e f . o f 1 b a r l e r l a per cen t.: a n d In finding no «•. h a rm fu l b a r le r la , f u l l f confirm l l . g o o d q u a l l l, I n d lr a lr d I,. , k r analfala. * O f Ih e m a n , - . t e r . n f' t h l * a n d other region * that I b a r e an' f o u n d n o n e * u p rrU r In all g o o d q u a lllle* to I h . l o f i h e " C id e r Walt ician Vnur* t e r j r e . p r r t f u l l , (Signed) T H U S . R. I The many hardships they went hmugh. And have it known why they refuse To pay for transportation ehonsed Uy those who eome too late to see Conditions as they used to be: A eon lit ry school out near Eort Reef! Three months inwhie h they lenrne. to read One teacher was their faculty. Who taught all grades from “A to The g n ls were splendid Janitors; The hoys were the wood-choppers! All walked to school in pouring rnln. Then studied all day just the same. At ive trod honu....... muddy roads With heavy hooks, which were loads. A. Vaughan. A. French, D. F. Whitner, Mrs. Sid Chase H. F.’s Sis­ ter, Arch Cameron, and his brother, Joe Are some tlia’s here who used to gi As), any one of those you please, Be careful least Twill make you sneeze To hear what hardships they went through Compared to what their •hildien do. Who ride, to-day, in fine large busContented hot. with this they fuss. They want the buss to puss thii gate. If thy are not there t•• "toot" mu’ wait. They want a fine upholstered seat, And everything must I e complete. Regaidles-s what the cost may be. Complaining when asked for a fe< This f o r r e s raise in taxation Which brings about that old tpiestioii “Should we. Poor Devils, pay mon tax ?" No! "Let them go to Halifax!" What would to-morrow’s kid- desire? To -it at home before the fir*e, With heels perehed Up lltfi heads till own bark In dream —land of tin "Gold and Dluek," Until a Dodge, or a big Cole-Eight Glides up and stop- before their gate: And tlio-e who are more up-to-date Will send a win !•■-- message for An aeroplane to meet their door? —CLAIR CAMERON* WOOD \s u i:s \S T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor SA N T O R O . | | (lltilM \Ye also have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES Lenses Ground GLASSES ADJUSTED and REPAIRED COMPANY SA N FO RD , FLO R ID A 15 Acre Farm, good location, 5 acres Tiled with flow­ ing well, 3 acres with Tile in need or relaying, all fenced, no buildings. L. A. BRAND Optometrist-Optician PRICE AND TERMS ATTRACTIVE 221 E. First Street J. E. SPURLING, Agt Opposite Postodlre Celery, Lettuce,Cauliflower Our stocks are fresh and are of the best strains that can be s e ­ cured. Sanford Farmers have been using our “ Paris Golden Yellow Self - Blanching Celery Seed" for the past twenty years. Our “ Big Boston Lettuce’' and “ Early Snowball Cauliflower" have always produced dependable crops. Why experiment? Place your orders early. Sanford, l lotidii \i -i*i._-J j f i* h M jfig / ji-* i 2 *13 fir<fi_\ ■■fr* ITK IM ILIZFI Prngi c*.«it>e shut nn t ia f t f i : ilizer. in it* instil1 a - follows: OODO3O0 OOOOOOO' Hlack-. . "hai no equal for headache, v ttr stomach, tor­ pid liver and feverish colds . . " declares Mrs. Annie Whitmore, ol Gate City. Va. " ll is easy to lake and does not gripe, a i a lot of medicine. Jo ," she adds. "It Is good to lake In a hot tea for colds, or can be taken in a dry powder. I c ~ y enough lor black-Drnu; ; and the sick­ ness it has t ___ 1 us." W hen n eed s you m a n y feet p o u n d s of y o u l e t u s supply y o u r b u i l d i n g get a g rea t deal m o re th a n ju s t so of lu m b e r — b u n d le s of sh in g les — n a ils — o r p a n e ls cl B e a v e r B oard. Y o u g e t t h e b e n e fit o f c u r b u ild in g m a te ria l k n o w le d g e und ex p e rien c e in Service th a t h e lp s you get tn e r e s u lts you w a n t a i th e rig h t price. S e rv ic e First in planning th e w o rk — m o re se rv ic e in selectin g p ro p e r m a te ­ r ia ls — s p e e d y s e rv ic e in d e liv e rin g th e goods. You p ay for th e m a te ria ls . T h e se rvice p a y s fo r its e lf in th e la rg e r v o lu m e of b u sin e ss it b rin g s th ro u g h s u p e r-s a tisfie d c u sto m e rs. It will p a y y o u to be o n e o f them. Including Cultivating—and Belt Work I t ta k e s Rood c u ltiv a tio n to ra is e pood c ro p s and y o u k n o w th e tim e a n d n u m b e r o f h o rse s that re q u ire s. S o a tra c to r t h a t w ill d o th e cultivating, a s w ell a s nil th e o th e r h e ld w o r k —an d do belt w o rk too —w ill s a v e th e m o s t horsc3 a n d be a h e lle r in v e s tm e n t, Features Y o u W ant Docs n i l field work — Including cultivating—amt belt work. Saves nioif horse keep. One man bandies both tractor mat implement. Vou can f a r m m o r e la n d alo ne. lias been found a valuable liver medicine, in thousands of homes. “ I do not use any other liver medicine," r: s Mis. Mary O. Drown, ol Eiqopa, Miss. "It is splendid lor sour stomach, a bad taste in Ihe mouth or torpid liver. 1 keep it all the lime, use it with the children and lecl it has saved us many dollars in doctor bills and many days in bed." Insist on the genuine—Thcdford's. P-S2 Tractor nnd implement b a c k u p as one unit E a s i l y h a n d le d in c lo s e p la c e s . Operator sits on Implement neat. rv a m P e r f e c t c o n t r o l o v e r w h o le butfit. e Operntor’o eye always on Im­ plement. E e t t c r im p le m e n t w o rk , b etter crops. Tractive power ahead of wotk; operator behind it. H a n d le s l i k e h o r s e s . M aybe y o u d o n ’t th in k n tr a c to r can be a rcrlly good in v e s tm e n t like th is a ll-w o rk M oline-U niversal. T h a t re m in d s u s o f a sto ry . A v e r y w is e college p ro fe s s o r once assigned n s tu d e n t to d o a ’c c rtn in w o rk . T h e stu d e n t said it c o u ld n 't b e d o n e . " O f c o u rs e it c a n 't b e done," said th e p ro fe sso r, " b u t if y o u a n d I d o n 't look o u t som e d a rn fool w ill c a m e along a n d do it rig h t before o u r eyes." D oing th e im p o ssib le h a s becom e a p a rt o f o u r d a y ’s w o rk . R ight n o w th o u sa n d s o ffa rm e rs a re m aking t h e M o lin e -U n iv e rsal p a y —and pay big. So c a n yo u . It'3 p o o r b u s in e s s to k e e p tw o s e ts of farm p o w e r w h e n o n e is en o u g h . Y o u d o n 't need to w ith th e M o lin e -U n iv e rsa l—t h a t 's o n e o f its great a d v a n ta g e s. T h e n c o n sid e r tha» only one m an h an d les b o th th e M o lin e -U n iv e rsal en d it j im ple­ m en t, in e v e ry o p e ra tio n , a n d y o u see w h a t it can Bavc y o u in h o rs e a n d m a n e x p e n se . It is a good in v e s tm e n t. to p ro v e it to yo u . All w e ask is a chance Bell Bros., Lake Monroe, Florida 117, ( *om literc in I !* t r e c t I IX.-iO* t j ♦ + �. FRIDAY. SEPTEM BER 21. 1920 TH E SANFORD ItERALn \newspaper published in f Sem inole;ship 21, South of Range 2(1 East, run ,C o u n ty , Floi County Florida- once u week fo r eight ............ . thence N orth 760 feet, thence West weeks, ns t( weeks us notico to George E. Johnson feet, thence Southerly 612 feet, fondant, nnd ]nnd William Alexander liuchunan, 1.1-11107.0 . ,, ARE YOU INSURED? quidator, of the Florida Lund nml Col- thence bus : 087.8 feet to the point ‘ weeks ns to onizution Company, Limited, a c or po r ­ of beginning. fendnnts. W. J . T H I G P E N & ation of England, nnd once u week It appearing from asworn bill of W itness ni for twelve weeks ns notice to the un- gm ipln.nt filed in this cifusc th a t you said Circuit AGENTS known parties defndnnt. have or claim some interest in nnd day of Scptr Witness my i ... 1hand nnd the seal of to the land abav. described- there—-Scdthe said Circuit Court, on this loth fore you, the said Emily C. Richart, Clerk day o f Sept. t. A. A. D. 11*20. James It. Richart, David T. Rowley, nolc County E. A. Douglass Ann Rowley, William II. Lee, Francis Geo. A. DeC< lerk Crcuit Court, Semi- C. Lee, Ix)uisa Griggs, Thomas Griggs Solicitor nnd S an fo rd nole County Florida. F. II. Griggs, William Retidy, nnd ant 'eCottes, William C. Retidy anti Charles W. . id Counsel for Complaint- Kline as Executors of the Last Will o-L!tc. of William Reddy, tire herby requir------------------------------------etl to he nnd appear before our said reuit Court, Seventh Jud- Circuit Court, at ino Court House in t, Sanford, Florida on the 1st day of County, Florida, in ChancA, L*2°. nntl then and there make answ er to the bill of complaint iminger exhibited against you, otherwise a de" ’ Citation free pro confesso will be entered. .{chart, et al. And nil other persons or parties • C. Richart, J a n u s it. claiming any right title or interest vid T. Itowley, Ann Row- in nnd to the property herrinnbovi n il. Lee, Francis Lee, described, by, through or under nn\ f a n * rf.WyCi: ggs, Thomas G riggs, F. «f the above named parties, or othWilliam Reddy nnd Will, erwise. nro hereby required t o b e Washington, Sept. 20.—Twcnty-sov. dy and Charles W. Kline and appear before our said Circuit , : i . f the forty three articles going n. to the American family m arket bnskdecreased in price between July 1 > T T T I L I T Y is tlic dominating characteristic and August LI. y j of the new Nineteen Twenty One Uuick in making tliia announcement today Valve-ii>Head Series. the departm ent of labor stntisticmade public fuigures showing that Ruick engineers have always made service and during the 20 day period ending with the middle of August, the retail price power their leading principles and those who i f potatoes fell I I per cent, and the buy motor cars on this business basis will find price of cabbage went down II per in the new Ruick series high-powered trans­ 11tit. The drop in sugar prices is pinei-d at I I per cent. .Most kinds of men ports just as strong, durable and dependable as decreased ill price. the highest engineering skill can make them. Eggs went up '1 per cent, in price during the period. With this except­ While service anil power arc emphasized, the ion nnd pork chops, which were in­ creased 5 per cent., the increase in new Ruick models arc cars of striking beauty, On Lake Virginia Winter Park, Florida other foodstuffs were 2 per cent, ot O lifr* i I 'u llf c e In \ highly attractive in lines and in appointments. In l^ f d m o m ira lL in a l • <o-rtluratl«»nat less. In resilient spring suspension, making riding Indications that the decline in Standard cmin-c* lending in V. It. decree. I'rc-profctMonfood price levels was general is seen nl c o u r - c in Mnlircnc, Law nnd Fncinecrinc. smooth and easy, and in the generous room in >tatistic8 showing that each of the Special uduinlacc-. In Mn*>ic 'faculty of nine , Ilii'ine-.s, provided for the full number of passengers, M cities covered by the bureau’s sur Home I.Ymmmii-. Fine nnd lmlo-.tii.il Win and they oiler a high degree of comfort. vey reported decreases. .Minneupnli\rndemy H*th. I1th& I2th gradelul with a decrease of II per cent Thirty - - i \ 11» year open- September 20, l !*20 with its neighbor, St. Paul, second T he roomy, commodious new Ruick seven with H* per cent, decline. Detroit wn iassenger open car is a happy selection, com( ; i :m i k ; i : m o k c a n w a r d . d . n . i i . i l . i v i s . tluril with a t* per cent decrease. I »«■ lininjj comfort and utility with extra passenger creases in other cities follow: Eight Per Cent.—Chicago. Cleve. capacity to meet every need. land. Indianapolis. Kanasas City. .Mil waukce, Omaha, Peoria and Spring - Id. III. Seven Per Cent.—Ruttc Cincinnati i Itimlms, New York, Philntb-lphiii Pittsburg, St. Louis, Salt Like City at d Seattle. Five Per Cent—Haltimore, Rirmin i. iin, llridgeport. Iluffnlo, Dnll:i>. l-’al! Rr i-r, Louisville, Mam Ih-tor, N. M !:>• hester mid Washington. l our Per cent.—Atlanta, llostm Houston Los Angeles, Mobile, New Haven, Portland, Me.. Porlnnd. Or, Piovidencc. Snn Francisco, Savmumh •t d Scranton. Three Per Cent.—Little Rich. New ' >i leans, and Norfolk. I’wo Per Cent. Jack.-nnville ami nnd. 1hie P er.C ent.—Charleston, S. ' . r sre PARE ELEVEN" IF NOT, SEE COMPANY shsi* ranee m u OLLINS COLLEGE r ENERGI ZER FOR SA LE—Good milk cow. to J. II. Estl'idge, Mtdlonvilb ntte. COOK AUTO C O M P A N Y 11 ( A l A.'Ai ItH S IM i In tile Circuit Court of Sominoii ■only, llo ild n , In Chancery. A. I.’. Vowel I Comidnintmit, v.n ORLANDO, FL O R ID A W . J . Thigpen, Local ,'Agent : : • ■ • • o i g e E . Joint son. et al. : Citation lo G eo . K . Joint non. Win. Alexnndei Fu. iiaimn. Liqidntor of Florida Land iii’d Colonization Company, Limited a liquidated corporation of England, the .Stockholders of Florida I.and m d Colonization Compahy Limited, n liquidated corporation of England, ami to the unknown legatec.H, tlcvie. <«-, and grantees, claiming by. through or under the above named parties, and td any'and nil other per­ rons v»r putties whomsoever, claiming any right, title o r interest in nnd to the following described land, situated lying nnd being in the County of •Seminole and S tate of Florida, man* particularly described as follows, to wit-—Lot •!, Block 111 Tier 2, of S an­ ford, Floridn, according to E. R. Traffords m ap of Sanford, Florida, n* per map thereof duly of record and • ••ginning at the Northeast corner of theintersection o f First S treet and Rami Avenue, in the City of S an­ ford Florida, run thence East .r>0 feet, thence N orth I0 l feet niori' or less to a point on the South side of an alley thence West fit) feet, along’ the South side of said alley to Rand Ave­ nue, thence •South along the East side "f said Rand Avene, 104 feet more «r less to F irst street the point of beginning-. It appearing from the sworn bill of complaint filed in this cause nginst you and you have or claim sonic in­ terest in and to the lands above de­ scribed, therefore you, the said Geo. E. Johnson, nnd the said William Alexander itucliannn, Liquidator, of the Florida Land and Colonization Company, Limited, n corporation of England, in liquidation, are hereby required to be and nppcnr before our said Circuit Court, at t he Court House in Sanford. Florida on the 1st day of December A. D. 11*20. and • hen and there make answer to tin Bill of C- n,plaint exhibited nginst you in this cause. Otherwise, n decree pro confesso " ill bo entered; nnd to nil persons or parties claiming any rig'ht, tile ot *TfO For any make of Car Guaranteed 18 Months one or i-y jibs. • We repair any make of Dattery and guarantee it six months. Also have a Rental R;itterv while we repair or exchange yours Sanford Battery Service Co Phone 180 L. A. RENAUD, Prop. , I MAD lo go down • WAS TO keep a watch. • • • FOR HOSTILE patrols. TO RESCUE iloughbuj.i AND GAS attacks. WHO WERE t r yi n g to smoko, AND LATE ono r.Izhf. FRENCH C I C A r INTO SEV EN TE EN .logouts I STOOD by t h e door. OF ONE of thn dugrratn, AND T H OU GH T I fmellod gas • * • I GNIFFED n n l listened. DUT T H ER E ’S a RmU. ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU’VE ONLY i AND HEARD groans. I l l OF THE clgarottcs, 80 PUT on my misU. i IDEAL FERTILIZERS Wide range of materials and analyses. A ll formulas properly proportioned. For SEED BEDS and YOUNG PLANTS: Florideal Special (5*8-2) For GENERAL GARDEN VEGETABLES: Manatee Trucker i-l-(*-:l) Seminole Vegetable Grower (*1-7-5) Seminole Trucker (5-Gdl) Cut Catalogue describes many other brands. .Send fur our Free l!o< k> and Price List. Full stock Fall Fertilizers, Insecticidey, etc., on hand at our Branch Warehouse Mr. R. C. MAXWELL, Mgr. WILSON & TOOMER F E R T I L I Z E R COMP ANY Agricultural Ruilding Jacksonville, Fla. • • AND W E N T down to tnako THAT SATISFY, AND FOUND a doughboy. I’M DA n NE D r i n d. TRYING TO smoke, I DIDN’T comir.and. A FRENCH cigar. AN ARMY corps • • • AND I took It away. • • • AND CAVE him ono. OF MY own cigarettes, AND T H E very nes t n i g h t ’V E N ac i g a rr i n o k c rt a k e st < J IT -J Chesterfields, liecnuso of their satisfying body. And yet they’ro rnild, too. T heir blend of best Turk­ ish nnd Domestic can’t bo copied— nnd what a blend it 1st No wonder Chesterfields “ $atufyln �'V ’ T rr fh id a t , A. ? ? v 1 FINAL REDUCTION SALE T Y T Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y X • Y Y ♦!♦ t X senger mentsir* REAL BARGAINS ONCE MORE. 2 Furnishing $1.98 81x90 Sheets B est Grade i Y *1 i ' ;« Y V $2.59 -v*/ \Tr*V A\ v ,v C $1.48 V Y v • ■: •: jfl „ lt J * B est Pillow Cases A Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y 1Y Y ❖Y One Lot of Men’s Pants Khaki and Fine Checks $1.98 Hosiery House Dress Sale The break in’ the Silk Market causes a Big Reduction in Hose. N ew stock all Reduced, $2.50 <P-| Q Q Dresses for. tp - L t l/O Two Big Lots in this Sale of Men's Palm Beach Pants for $4.98 $ 2.00 Ladies' Pure Silk Hose One Big Table of Remnants, Cotton, Wool and Silk Marked One Lot Silk Hose to sell for 1-3 to 1-2 Off Forty pieces Hair Ribbon to sell for $1.98 Best Apron Gingham 32c Children’sSummer Union Suits 4-12 Yrs. 79c ll» l!n u d h t k r i rrfn .td •il within fifty mill** ft* |> u tr lu w ti or tra 39c a Yd. Odd lots Childs’ * and Infants’ Vests for, Each 19c $4.00 Suits < £ 2 4 9 Sale Price $3.00 Suits Q -f Q Q Sale Price $ J * » i / 0 $2.50 Suits Q - | n f \ Sale Price «p J - . O i / Sizes 2 to 8 Years ■lulUt*. White Goods 25 pcs. o f Fancy Voiles and Plaid FI axon on Sale for, Yard 59c Sale Prices On Muslin Underwear A We have a new stock bought for our Ready-to-wear Depart­ ment and you will find some RE a L BARGAINS in this line. A $3.50 Gowns in this sale for 0 $2.79 $5.50 0*1 o n All Wool $ 1.00 Gowns and Teddies for 4* $3.29 4» 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 SHIRTS AND BLOUSES Small lot of Shirts and Blouses to close QQ out for ' P - l . U U 4 4 4 4 ' $3.00 Gowns and Teddies for $1.98 CAPS 25 PER CENT OFF 4 4 4 4 $2.98 s i4*** 4iV8J *V ❖ Get the Boys ❖❖ ❖ ♦!* Ready tor School ❖ While Everything] is Reduced * Boys’ School Pants * 81.00 Grade for V ❖ $ 3.20 ❖ All Wool «pO .. • 4 Big Lot of Bed Spreads, to close out at 59c Boys’ Wash Suits $5.00 Suits Sale Price $2.98 REMNANTS V 24c Extra large size Bath Towels $3.00 d»9 A 0 D resses. . . 125 Pairs Silk Hose that formerly sold for $3.00 to $3.50, all colors. <4 * 0 S oft Finish Yard Wide Bleach n p i'u iia . . . v $2.29 8 5 .0 0 63c J u k L ^ v . - t i S . L 'L : _________ ❖ Only Small Lot of Summer Dress Goods Left, Prices Cut One-Halt One table o f Dress Goods, Voiles, Ginghams, Percales. Fall Suiting. A Q „ V - 4 ❖❖ 1-4 Oft 36-inches wide. Some worth up to $1.50 yard .........................1 Q « ❖ O11 Ladies’ and Children’s ❖ ❖ Bathing Suits SILKS: Sa!ms Remarked for the Sale and Caps ❖♦% ❖ ❖ tY t H ouse a Customer 63x90 Sheets Men’s $2 Work Shirts for v Friday, Sept. 24 Specials OneHalf Price JL X 10 Days THESE PRICES GO INTO EFFECT FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 24TH. Men’s Panama and Straw Hats i❖ t f * Beginning' September 24th Ending October 4th 4 Specials Bargain No. 1.—Yard Wide Soft Finished Domestic for 24c Y Y Y sEPTEMnnit 21 l92(l $2.50 Assortment for for Men’s Over-alls “ Duck Head” Brand, regular $3.50 for $1.79 $2.98 4 4 « 4 One Rack of Silk Dresses; Skirts, Silk and Cotton HALF-PRICE 4 4 *' H► ^ ► ;4 SALE PRICES STRICTLY CASH 300 Pair Black and White Silk Hose for Ladies in this Sale for CORSETS— One Table of Odd Sizes and Broken Lots on Sale for YOWELL CO. 69c 98c E V E R Y T H I N G N E W T H A T ’S G O O D R A IL R O A D T I C K E T R E F U N D E D W ITHIN F I F T Y M I L E S TO P U R C H A S E R S O F T E N D O L L A R S 4> . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4. 4^ 4 ^ 4^ 4 ^ 4 4 4^ * 4^ 4 4 4^ 4 4*44*44*44*44*44*44^44^4Y y y 4^4y Y Y Y 4#4\ * 4^4Y 4^4Y 4^44^44#4 Y 4 .4 ^ 4 4 > 4 ♦ ^ 4 * * 4 ^ 4 • • ♦ ♦ 4Y 4^VY Y Y %♦♦/V V V V % 4 %** • V V V V V V V V % 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ ♦ • 4 * a4 ^ - 4 a > ^ . 4 . . 4 _ 4 . . 4 _ 4 ^ > ^ . 4 . .4 . .4. .4 . . 4 ^ 4 4 ^ ^ » , V * * * �PAGE THIRTEEN -if APPLES IN GEORGIA the finest apples we have ever seen.fi LOCAL MAN HAS ORCHARD fresh from his Geo ruin orchard. Mr. Hood sates th a t he hns 1.I0Q bearinR J. D. Hood of th is city is n man .trees now that are in the pink of con­ who looks ahead about ns fnr «s the dition and, regardless of the fact that average man and usunlly a trifle fur­ northern apples are not bringing ther. much, he can sell his fruit in the A few years ago he told the editor south and realize n handsome profit of The Herald thnt he was puttinR on his investment out an apnle orchard in North Geor­ gian and we thouRht a t the time that HOOI) RETURNS. he miRht Just as well plant oranRcs up there in the land of cotton, hut he J. D. Hood has returned from a bus­ knew w hat he was doinR, and this iness trip that carried him to several week he brouRht in the office some of of the largest financial centers of the » •yen i Fertilizers For Seed Beds Ashes: Brown’s Market Out of the High Rent District and we give our customers the benefit of this saving. We handle the very best Florida and W estern Pork, Beef, Mutton, Veal, S a u sa g e , and all packing house products Nitrate Soda Potash Nitrate Mixed Fertilizers SMITH ItltOS FIX ’EM. Our Prices Are Right Smith Pros. GaruRc have an adver­ tisement in this issue and cull your attention to the fact that nil work in their R a r e go has their personal atten­ tion and this goes a long way with the owner. Smith’s Garage is a t the cor­ ner of First Street and Oak avenue and if you have not taken your car there as yet you should give them a chance to prove their efficiency. Chase & Co ------------x------------ PROMPT DELIVERY A HKAtJTIFUL “ AD" 415 Sanford Ave In this issue is a change of adver­ tisement of the Sanford Furniture Co., ami not only 14 the announcement ot value to the readers but the fact that the cut was made in the Herald office and is a new departure in this city. The Herald is now equipped to take care of the advertisers us never before using m ats of all kinds and making special advertising cuts at no cost to the advertiser. The purticulur adver­ tisement of the Sanford Furniture Co., calls special attention to the high class living room suites that this en­ terprising firm is carrying in stock. Now is trie time to fix up your homes in 1111 attractive niuiicr and you should se e this new ‘and complete stock of house furnishings before going else­ where. The City Market Walthall & Estridge, Props. ---------------- x — — Full Line of IIANDKI.I. RUNNING ------- SPECIALS ilaitndells Emporium at UlU S an ­ ford avenue is running special b ar­ gains this week in several Important lines. Mr. ilnmlcll believes in adver­ tising and special sales and is building up a fine business on Satiofrd avenue. Read his change of advertisement in this issue. Western and Florida Meats Staple and Fancy Groceries FINAL REDUCTION SALE SPECIALS SUGAR 19c lb. Get All You Want IRISH PO TA TO ES • 60c pk. S W E E T PO T A TO E S • 60c pk. QUICK DELIVERY W e have the best Delivery Scrviec in the City. Give us your Meat and Grocery Order. We can Please You Steamed Bone Meal Raw Bone Meal Ground Tobacco Stems Cotton Seed Meal country. He will Rive out nothing in regard to his future plans but from | the larRe Rrin thnt covers his coun] tennnee w hen'w e ask him about his trip, one can easily guess thnt he was successful1in his quest and that when he does Rive out somethinR for publi­ cation it will startle the natives. The I'aldwell-liwin Co., at the ear­ ner of Sanford avenue and Second at. have an announcement in this issue that i> valuable !o the people of thi> county. Mr. Irwin lias just returned I t oiu th<‘ northern umrkats and lias a fine line of dry goods and men ami women and childrens shoes and q u o te . prices on some of this new stock ill their nd v ettiscmciit. Ileing out of the high relit district gives this com­ pany a chance to give their customers goods at lower prices and Mr. Irwin states that he bought his sttu ff right and will sell it right. See the adver­ tisement. We ask a Trial and Guarantee Satisfaction Phones 106 and 493 *1 These Live Iiusiness Houses are asking for a share of your patronage, and it will pay you —1 to carefully read each ad. f in e Phone 122 THE HERALD’S Weekly Gi Guide to Bargains In this issue is a large advertise­ ment calling attention to the Final Kcdiulioli Sale of Vowel! & Co. in order to get rid of their stock and save the trouble and expense of mov­ ing it in their enlarged department store they are offering some specials * bargains that, will appeal to the careJ ful buyers of thi« city •; ur.'.y. Men and women will bo interested in this sale for here you will find tin cream of bargains in seasonable goods that are being cut to make them move fast. The Final Reduction Sale stalls today* the 2 lth ami ends Oct. Ith and includes everything for the ladies and men and the boys and the iriiV. Read the nil hml note the prices. This sale wllle be one of the best of the season and offers much to the man or woman who wishes to save money and the children who ar« getting ready for school. Sanford, Florida Granulated 1 PER POUND Choice Hops in Packages . . . Premier Salad Dressing, Bottle . Pearl Tapioca, Package . Red Pitted Cherries, Can Walnut Meats, Pound . . Extra Choice Apricots, Pound . . Special Peeled Peaches, Pound . . California Prunes, Pound . . . . English Walnuts, Pound Yellow Split Peas, Pound . . . Green Sp it Peas, Pound . . . . Marshall’s Kippered Herring, Can . Educator Bran Cookies, Package . Fresh Wheatena, Package . . . Yellow Corn Meal, Pound . . . morris’ Creamery Butter, Pound . Clover Hill Better, Pound . . . u a u V L. P. McCULLER Sanford, F lo r id a i Pound for Sale-8 f Would be no better bargain than we are offering. Special on Stoves. f T It wiil pay you to look betore you buy j; i No. 7 High Grade, $15.60 No. 8 Same Quality, $20.85 No. 8, Large Oven, $27.95 | | 2 Burner Oil Stoves, $21.00 3 Burner Oil Stoves, $26.25 A Big Range for $27.95 | ? Our Sale still continues until all goods are gone. Our Loss is Your Gain. ? X l J. M IL L E R & SON V M �M B ----F-1 '»tf rHHD7’ **CtJa '{**jv| •* 1 PAGE FOURTEEN *v 7 IIE SANFORD HERALD \ ij r » ’*> tn try rfflfi* »fitl mid# »rptt#»l|nn frr t i t ■!<■#■! to It*Bo In itorordi'iM* nltli !» bt. S«M1 crrtlftoit** r r o l r . r u It,# f.iUowlee i)fi(Tlt«#i) ■ |>rt*p*rty i l t o i t o d In S»ml»>lr Cranty, n » rM * . ' t , - » ! f M V I I o f «W I I llo«i NB M ) o f *re, 33. T f . 21. S. R. S3 IL. 20 i r r r i . The »nl>! tind Peine i » # i * # d i t th» <t*t# o f the t o • natir# of eurli rertlflmte tn I t # tiini# o f Un­ known. V t'alr.* m M ooMltloitf, i l iltl t # r*>1renie4 i f . f<filloe to li i r , t i t iW,I will (••no thereon on t l r -til >Uy Ilf Ortolwr A. I'.. IP2H. The Following New Lumber W lt n e .. 21G0 Feet 8”x l n.j" Ship-lap Flooring 8x8* 22 Pieces 12’ 10x 12 11 PiK-:*- 12 * 10x10 9 Pieces 12* 2x8 55 Pieces 12’ At our our New Warehouse, Corner Second Street and Oak Avenue. Chase & Company V IT *** a fid M *j * * - : W ♦ # Notice is hereby given to the pub­ lic, that tiie Geneva Bridge across tin St. Johns River, between Sanford and Geneva, Fin., is now undergoing re pairs, am! is unsafe, and is closed to the public travel, and any person ot persons using said bridge will pass at their own risk, without liability of any kind accruing to Seminole County. L. A. Rruinley, C h a i r m a n , Hoard of Co. C o m r ’s. LSvi■« tl* wjfr, Warren I’ . . l.aram«>r#, I.l* . h i M f f t 1• t * lf* . vi . , i-aram or# h i* \\ 1 ! *ra*4'f# « if # . K a le |l«*•!»!. 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A S s , i>. c . i etc, in the Circuit C-.urt, Seventh Judiclu* Circuit. Seminole County, Florida. In Chancery. t V t ❖ That means you want a dandy new garage to house it in, some­ thing convenient, yet attractive enough to be a real addition to vour property. V y<♦ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ♦ ❖ A double garage may prove an excellent in­ vestment. The cost is only a little more than for a single garage, and the extra rent will soon pay for the entire building. ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ * *:* Miles Miles the 2*d li dajr nf A u tu»t D IE D ♦ N olle# I* I * frt.y r lt r n ti nt ♦> Corner 3rd and Myrtle ❖ ❖. . . 6 1 lo lrr W#f 1 1** * * THE HOUSE OF SERVICE AND PRICE 8 APPLICATION *:* * * (Adjustment Basis: NOTICE Phone 135 * * | n | * r t y t l t i t i t n l Hi ^ m ln o tt CV u ntf* r i r l ! . t lo - w ll: I,M i C | to 7l» *n«j f*on*li|n# I t t l g L t i at Cen#m . 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POCULASS, p, e FABRIC TIRE PRICES S IZ E I9IO TODAY 3 0 x 3 2 5 .4 5 I 9 .I O 30x3% 3 3 .8 5 2 3 .2 0 3 2 x 4 4 8 .6 5 3 6 .8 0 3 4 x4H 6 5 .3 5 5 3 .1 5 3 5 x 5 8 2 .7 5 6 5 .3 5 1 ''tattir#* r iu ln o U r».rn |a n * . pitrrla*#r . f T«i iVrtlflrat# No. 41H •|.it».l t l # rr.l »t*y - f Jm.# \ |*. u.|*» | lM ftj^j * " l'l t r i t lf t r a t r * in m | • rt.. # m i.| | a« m Al|^ » ). |||||'* I l“ »i f,:,r tail, *l##ij to l**tt# In • m i D l i t t i »- « III* I*m >*al*I r#fllllraf# #♦, ( r Hu- *!r*« I |l***l |r* '|-rrtT V tf.** fullm * I 1 D .I ..| ||i w#tl,tni.|r> " " m l ) . I l*-rI*!■, io «*|f N | ‘ | | ».f m; \ * n f N t! 1 I « f 21 I; 21* » It l ID a r. . 11# » n lt la n il l-#lojr a**#**#i| m t l# *Ut# o f h *. 1**uiMr o f *u* It rrrttRratr In tl # ham# i f \| M. Km 11 li. \1* ► T in ( V r i lf lr a t r No. 61*7 i!atr<l t l# ,7r.l \ I* |H |h h a * 1 rat# III ll y ofTI«*# n ffl l i t m a il* n j'j'llr itl« n fur fav «1##»l to |s*tl# U» n c ro film r# m | | | i la ir . 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A I*o T a x r # r t lf c « t # N‘ o, 4M , dat#*) t l# 3rd d a / of in n # t» IM S , | m f.I#t| Id c r f f lf l ❖ ❖ ❖ * ❖ ❖ * * * ❖ We carry a complete line of Building material and also a complete * stock of Yellow Pine Lumber, therefore we arc in a position to furnish * you with everything from the Pillars to the Roofing. ❖ * Come in and talk it over today, without obligation, of course. * Compare these prices: IC lr r k 'f l S # # :i f ? ? V ❖A ♦> t \ I* p*2n 17. I I a *n c 1a* •, P ie f t ftc . Y . f i P i« |t .• t # M. S. Jelks, Coniplninnnt, vs. T. M. Jelks. L. I’. Jelks. et nl. Suit to Quiet Title, Citntion. A ttest: To Chnrles A. Love, Mary E. Love S5» i l l in TVwt'M'U- -“1 f t itfti '• • • H Y i .ij »ti.1 9 At ii #*f t »»*i i*r r •.■r# **’ **f•i**r-*» •»» W. A. Jelks, Moltio Rhoden, Florid; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUD­ to be ami nppenr before this I j . r tu H r «'«• p i.lv m *« ’ "I *f r* taint Jelks Goode, Eli Goode, and Lnun tiered ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND TOR SENl r t . i l AIm I v • ». »ti 9 : %• I t honorable Court on October -1th, 1020 INOLE COUNTV. LLORIDA Address, Hnwkinsvilie n rule day of this Court, to nnswc I .* .' i i r *n*f p i4 *in r i im i# t'-vT *f t iih * tv: t. I'ninc Jelks, It l« fu rth e r • r .l r f o l t l a t |l.ta ti«»tW t - pntv Gn. ■ f t i f t l v e c iiQ M fd tiv f f f t l l In tl-i* San* IK CHANCERY To E. N'. Jelks, Attic Moore Jelks the bill of com plaint filed hereir *, r ,| 11, * iIt n f,rw •pii*er of c e n tr a l elf filia tio n against you, and The Sanford Ilernlt' M.avia roroNY rmiiw.M, r in s#rr,ln«0«* i'*"ml;. rtofMa. E Mallory E Y. M allary Mary Lewi ™ « fin W d as the nnvspape A 4 *"II "••r .11 |CD Un11r r I t p 1.4 w « o f f t # >14 1* Of Il'tfttra * It . \ . I 1* rs. T*-**, r t r t l i *»f tlw w l* l Mallary, M ary. Jelks Lewis, IL U )n w M c> tt)U Korrlor shntI „npoar one<»hl l ir t n lt t'l'iir t , am t 11** **, a l n f M.W C iW fii t ill* < >i | Ij Ilao!* Johnson, Wiihelniinn Johnson. F. L week for eight eonsecutiv'* vveeki 1111. o" ' . \ I. *• ' 1*1 O lt M lH *»!* I T I t U P A T l i f N M allary, Nathaniel Jelks, Mary Jelks I: \ I 4 I 1 II I .A S S . * It r k W itness my hntwl and official .*cal o! | * » t |. A «•!>• ^ ..lii p .ira fu r • V tn p tal’ iat I . Address, Macon, Gn. Mrlttld*. ri «.X. JCourt nt Sanford, Seminole Cou; !*ISir | * f r tidal t* You and each of you are hereby or the ty, Florida, this the lilth day of Aug M. lir id r . nr. 1 m B rt > 1m J * In t lit* Circuit Court, St*vc*nlh Itulicin deled and required to be and nppon ust, 1920. Ik A. Douglass, P a rn tt *T J\ and w ir# , lief ore this honornble Court on Mon I irfetTe, w ife ir r U ii# f* id # t i l l fSeaD Clerk. Circuit Court l i n il il . Soniiiule C m iulj. I'lnriihi. W illia m A . I l o r t r , . a fid day, .September 6tb, 1020, a rule da; Sehelle Mnines, Solicitor for Con: W lfr l lull* AiPtnudrr, .Will** % %Ifr In Chniuery. H f said Court to answ er the bill of plninant. 52-9tc I ’A ffJe \ |r t a n d r f 5 V IIIU ' l A !r t T der, complaint filed herein against you A lrtnniW r. I |e i t !•• » law o f J . ami The Hanford Herald is hereby dcs NorrcE or application ron tax deed M. Jelks, Complainant, vs. Bti ir s lt .lli.,,1 «‘o d itia n i, ro i i * jI.* ilo ri n nd rr tl*# t*ni!**f 8<eH «a 671 c f th® 0 *3*1 r».l S l i t u t i l . ignuted as the newspaper in whirl T. M. Jelks, L. 1*. Jelks, et nl. t :#*kr* l i a lid t i.r Htat# la w * of tl r Htat# o f y «t 1## 1 * 1 # fri.r c ii# n c l t f i i ( t u t : this older shall appear once a vveel If i.»*i and of I I I * To all parties claiming an i n t e r ­ • 1:* 1 1 . K i u i m : . 5 E li! * Tftia 1l for four com ecutiv e weeks. H u **r 1 1«I w If# , U . !»•• r«f M.i 111 4 J . 1:iu - • * 1r f M«o •hi*!.*’• T^f® ns heirs, devisees, legati <s, gntiiti e I «r ••f *-■ Tn («rtlfiii*l# Ni», 4’H. i!j !#*1 t!*«To F.Xmer Jelks, Mary E. Jelks, Lib i l l . < |.j . f J « p . \ . l>“ I M S . t .i* ftl#.| m l > l»i* i 1 l:!lt * an. 1 M 1 * u . 1T .l* M a lt a 1 of, by, through or under, Augustus Jelks, address unknown; U nite/ iS \ !• P .lll* M-.rt a V . 1 111® M.ir y 5V F i ll * f. *#• in u j r-tTlr# nn t l a * •H *llraf|«»Ei Farm 'll, Georgia V. Farm'll, Dowel States. p a f t ir ll, T rn *f 1 I 1 1 1r 111 ! Rhode, A. Atkinson, Navy Ik Farnell nt»d f r r rtd ld riK , <•*" * i r f i l f A S l # r t i i t r a r # * l l # i - l l m l n j il#*crll##4 Yon and each of you are hereby ot j . u . Jelks. a* nn individual or trus r m **f A . P p ' 51. I '»*!• r efi.l t e e , t)li\c r Jell;.', John J. Jelks, Tenia |4|e%rii4. H»«d p e l ulu o <I. Jelks, Jos. 1'• Jelks, t\ . A T f l* h r o i l i . IJ lr r IJ# w ife , 4 P Roland, \\ tiliam 1.. A. illli'. Edwin A f %dil. t * fid r« tiie tt lilt w it# . Ilant* Jelks, W. !.. Uraneh. W. H. I.vonanl r a n t- U 11Jfll II • **IV "Itliein w 11UI and l„ t;. M aiiuak, ami J. Ik Leonard, tie T a j lor l i t in If#, J.e%t l T a r i f f and Holt;# I I * » lf e . t; n.t-,‘ ■ i eu-oil, tlit'tii anti any oi them, or oth ll< ; at. I P # !trw a r I I * wlf»* erwlse, whether known o r unknown A. P r f tr w a r I fir ineti I.U w ife lid .n If' ami all other parties claiming an in h a t# r u n ! # !*!• w ife . J . I* M' i u rtU ft 1* w ife , IV a rre n P te n st in any wise in ami to the foi iUi** r l I i n : t t«r# ! t* w IV* lowing described property in .Sctninoh I-arm • >r !*»tf*|ee M« w ife, M' A. Inude# »- ’ t ouniy, Florida, to-w it: , . 1ar-iqu.iM I* l*trau o T# l and__ i ; t r p - .r.l IT All of MV !-l of NE 1-1, section P. I 1 * r i In | ! m .fd k ’ U . I » 11 It > 1 acre known as No. 5, G. O. Rut . ' •*..f .............. ; #» hi a P * . ’A let’s survey I and also begin a t vent* Y nt t n o l I I . w ife , and I M ........................ M eN n tt: section it, tun west 1 1-2 eh. north .' I t aif< e|r*uc f ji.u i eh. i: ! 1-2 eh. S S eh. and also on W til*lT|. 1|.» t aeie in setiion it, to commence a t ; a l* ,te * u |f . ft mt If affiant |ha« »* e jdaee point 1*.It* eh. south of N\V cor. N\t tja iie d defm d-tin» »i 1-1 <•: >K 1-i nm I* 1.27 cit. theneo fw* t r l*» * * 7<t tiegn es, -J.*i uiimites, east t»t eh r • 1;! ■j # , . , *i; • *! " f#fld m t* af. 1 * f If .Sou'it 1 degrees, west 1.7-1 ch. tlteiici ile fe tid rh i* at# *«i#;r t l * i« e **f north M degrees 1.1 m inutes, we>t Von are, i l r f r f * f # . *#*fef#’l io ch. north l.Ull rh., ami also in sectii.t Id 11 i f i otiip iiin t f '■ 1 P * m d a t . tl # 1*t d i j of \ it to commence nt a point as follow■ame I #4nc t lU ife f '.ir o f t ?• i From tlte N\V cor. of N\V 1-4 of SI I T i s i r i m n . i : « n i i» r i ip p 1-4, tun south in. IS ch., thence soutl U r# l e pfll.|U tir*t f»*r e lt ld e*m In Th # Nanfo- ! I I n a l ! » »,#-w*j>*| I r o f : 7o dt grees Ij m inutes, east ,».C2 fit lif of d '*»,n.|i>o|i e lfrtila tlo n pu* 11*1« d J* ar.tl from tills point of beginning nn ! j \ r io r ld a . north "4 degrees, et st "A2 eh, eaw i t m :ms i : * !*• •. 2.12 eh.. n>utli '.1 degrees, west o.'J’ r i r e u l t I '.u r t * i t'# I if f , d ay . ' A ti*u*t ^ I* ell. im iih Jo degrees. W 2.12 eh, nortl l ot - .! \ 4S e a l» I ill degrees, east l.-’ .j eh. to beg. Am' h a * l* k t;i> # * - • • : I i,|uj 1- III also thm tin : o l..j.tl in c»t.im I v te H O T IC C o r A T r i - H A T IO N as follows: Fotmiienei a point It t ’ lu lr r n . i|..n * T '• eh. soutn of MV cor. of N\V 1-4 of N otice t* I n e t t ' i . n t t ♦ 1 * • u. t lta*#r «.f fV r th le A f# y * ' t#*t tl»# #r.* SK 1-4, thence iun west 1.7.1 ch. soutl d a t o f Ju n e \ | . 11*1** l • fU#*t **1*1 i# rft 20 degrees \V (>. .'7 eh. south 7o de f ir s t # III mt P tflr# ntul t at* , ,{■ >| p ll. a t| mi. t i l » |m | |o l* iU r |b m ru filiU ii« w i l l lit* v it*' grets, east d.JU chains, north ill tie r e f t if 1<if # enil»ra»'e* ft.# f*.||#n jiu* d#*«"r1,a#** glees, east l.a.j eh, nortli 7.J degree p rt*|ietrf • Itt ta tn l III *». *• U .d# * .'u n f t . n . n | , j la minutes, west a.i>2 chains, north 4: I to w it • 6 4*T Satiford II* l . l . i * 'll * *.tld Ian ' te lf.g P»M^r,| Pt the *|«t# id t! •* |*»111* 1r«r* Ilf *'t I chains to beg; and also the south ll r e f f |f l* ‘ #f# In t l « natii# of I f.kin.f*a acres of S\V 1-4 of N\V 1-4, sectitu T ,» t t*# P lIf|eate Yo. t*1. dat#,) if.# * f ,| 1 0 ; all in township 21, south range ill *V lf of Ju n e A .I* ltd** l a* fll# ,l • uId c i l l f l i nt* In in jr t if f |ce ‘4***1 I »* n *de v p p il’ .ttion for r»* east. tired to |«*tte 111 ur.-*.rdAt.e# w ill) It it f a l l , «-r You are hcicby ordered and reouir t If I nt# *1 t»f *1 *—* II# f*»I U»*l 11ll, |iro |e r td :«> be mid appear to the hill o! f t t I t tiaf »->1 1»- *£».. *. i ti:/ n lo t 47 Huttfofd lle lc h t * . T l r anlit t od te ln jr *• co.uplaint filed herein against you lc *e**ei} of t l# <|at# of th# |**u.if >e «.f »nr| M. S. Jelks, on Monday, Novcmbe; tlflc a t# In t l# n a n # o f Mr* I i\ h llr t , A l*e* T « t tV t 1 |f|i *1# N*. v | .la ir d tl # i l l , d * j 1st, 1020, and it is further urdcrct o f In n # \ U m i l , lull* file d *a,d r# rt I f Ira te ft that this order be published in Th* IF F '"fir# «in*| »•«* tn i il# apt't i n t (.nt fo r t a t dee,' Sanford Herald, a newspaper, once a to |**u# |a • rtt*fd in *# w ith h n lit»ti| i# r f l week for twelve consecutive weeks. f lra te efr I t#c#a it # f'd#.wtn^ ilp w f lle t j t l 4pP.4l.-d Iff ^eodirdc PoUnfc P lo fld i to w |f W itness my hand and the officia’ I 2 * le** I* f 17 ft » and lie ** P e c 117 f t . \V • f w p 4*or. or lo t 2 lin n N ortl 117 ft W seal of the Court at Sanford, Seminoh H T f t .. P . U\ ft to le-c , tloMn County, Florida, this the lilth day of U\ ft * iir w » t* a r a>|.1|t1<«fi .» S v i t The August, 11*20. E. A. Douglass, land le llt if * » » r*.r*| ,i| H r *ta.fr of t ie !***ttfrft S n .v rk T o w N C o r d s , ooo if f ••trt r # r i|ft v « f# In v|.« narn# o f t'n kn tw rij Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Coun­ P r.le ** aalt! r # rtlflc a l« « •» a ll 1- redeemed a# ty, Florida. cn h lltii? to la ir , t « i d#ed w ill l»*ne tl# r # ffi o Fa b r ic T i r e s , ooo Sehelle Mnines. Solicitor for Com f i e 2nd daT o f 0#tot<er P |1>^I W lH ir* * i t n ff lr lo t 4 lk.r-.tn r. «r, J * . , 1 u [, plnlnnnt. 52-1,it. Seniminolf County, Fla. E. A. Douglass, Clerk. 4-4ti 2 1 . i 920 Bought the New Car, Did You? NOTICE or APPLICATION TOR TAX DEED Y 2x10 17 Pieces 12* :ixl0 19 Pieces 12’ NOTICE TO THE ITIM .IC t ! ;r .J ! 5 r r ; l-ctr. 2x12 12 Piees 12’ 1 »n» i f f l ' l i l tlii irnh .!»y o f A t u n i t A. !•.. HOT. r a . H ir m .A M . n »fk . laoiu u y v . c . i >o i ’o l a m . i*. e . SEPTEM BER * ♦ ? f FOR SALE '! 4 4 F R ID A Y , s Z) Tn E O V E R L A N D S A L E S A N D S ERVJ OE C O M P A N Y C o r n e r C o m m c r c i i l and P a r k —Opposite Hotel Valdez ---- — ____ ___ <• , �, ,r\ •t."**-vy f V*•‘A#1 PACE FIFTEEN* T/it 21 . n. A. firlllln'a Sab. < *n i s. Tj. si. .«. n. so n. Anyone having accomodntions foi 5 te»chcrs will please communicate v.ith Supt. T. \ \ . Lawton a t the office in the court house. LEGAL ADVERTISING P l f . par: 5«c'a The n i l l i n l t - | n - ■ iw w | » , tb* J t t* of uttlaar* o f tarh cttllCcat* to I U n tw * of A . E . t ilO n . *' o-i.’.., a. I>. 1020. f i M I n i to law. i m i l f f l w ill U *a* tL*r*oo on I b !« a ! c 'r lt t!<-«ln » h ,U t * t*.|e<m*.| toV .'lin r .i Uif i.fflflil ild K iu r o in . l m l lt,|. tt« 10th i)»r “ f Auiuit A. t>., 1920. n. a . p o r a i . A s « ci*rk. fly v. r, pgvm.Ass, r> n. i-ct* In the Circuit Court of Seminole Ini o u r nf the Conni» J u d g e S e m i n o l e C o u n t! M a t e of Morlila. County- Florida. In Chancery. In He l*«tate of lio*kins J o r s, A l e i a n d e r K. Poarr* To All I ' l e i l l l o t i , l . e g a t r . i , 1 lUtrll.i.tr* * and Complainant, i l l l e r a o n a having Claim*, or • r m a n i l, vs. Citation. again*! *al.l Kitate: ' " u . a n .l ea rh nf y o u , are h e r e b y notified Charles N . Morrin, ct nl. • i i ju l r . l : i p r i v i t an y . l a l m v and de­ To Charles N. Morrin and the un­ ar.-f m a n d , u h l e h y o u , or t l ’ h ir nf y o u . m a y have known heirs, legatees devisees, grant- again*! t h e . i t a t e of t l e i a n . f r r K. Power* MS of other claimants under the said d'-c. a . e d , late .,f Sem inole C o u n t y , tTogilil, the u n d v rv lg r.il A d m ln lvtrator of \ * l . i Charles N. Morrin, and to any and to r i l a t e . w ith in t w o )r a t* Ir >m t h e d a t e h.rrof. all other persons or parties claiming H a ted J u l y 3th. A. It. 1920. . A. I*. Z A C H A R Y . any interest in and to the following A d m l n U t r a . >r. described land situated, lying and be­ *°■ ing in the County of Seminole and In I ourt n f lUiunli Judge S e m l n o f e S l a l e of florid*. State of Florida, more particularity In < ount> re hl*t ate of described ns follows, tow it:—Lot 8 Martha IWrtleton Xu tfr* |« hereby given, t o at] whom It and Lot 9. less the South 23.0 foe If of may eo n r e r n . that on the "ad d a y of Oft.liter said lot h. of Block C, of T ier 3, of A. I*. 1920. | ihall apply t o t h e H onorable Sanford, Florida, according to E. It. j. P t l o u i h o t d r r, Judge of *ald C o u rt, a* nf P ro b a te for mv final dH rharge a< Trafford's map of Snnfonl, Florida. Judge Ad mlnlvtrator of the rv ta te of Martha It appearing from the sworn Bill llertleaon, d e f e a t e d , and t h a t a t t h e tame | will p r . v m t to laid C o u r t m y final of Complaint filed in this cause time account* a t A d m ln itlralor of l a i d ra t a le , and against you, that you have or claim avV fur the ir approval. j.ime interest in and to the lands here­ Hat. d J u l y 19th. A. H. 1920 K M AGNUSOW in above described. 30-1Oir.____________________ A fm ln ittra tn r. Therefore- you, the said Gharle.V N. Murrin are hereby' required'to t>o and In The Court of tbi> County Judge appear before our said Circuit Court Seminole County, Slale of Florida. at the Court House in Sanford, Flor­ In re E state of ida. on the 1st day of December 1920, J. Ham ilton Hep. and then and there make answ er to the Bill of Complaint exhibited gainst T» all Creidtors. Legatees, Di-tribuyou, otherwise, a Dec re u Pro’ Confcsso lecs and all Persons having ('taints or "will he entered against you. And all Demand against said E state: other persons or parties claim ing any \ on. and each of you, are hereby right, titlo or interest in and to prop­ notified and required to present any erty herein above described, under, by or through the above named defen­ claims and demands which you, nr dant, or otherwise arc hereby required either nf you, may have against the to be and npear before ou r said Cir­ estate nf J. Hamilton Hep deceased, cuit Court at the Court House,, In late n l Seminole County, Florida, to Sanford, Florida on the 3rd day of the undersigned adm instrator of said January A. D. 1921, and then and estate, w ithin two years from the there mnke answer to the Bill of Com­ plaint filed against you. Otherwise, date hereof. Dated July 22nd, 1920. A I). a Decree Pro Confesso will he en­ tered against all unknown parties de­ 19-9:c A A HON H. A N D EH S fendant. A dm inistrator Estate of .1. It is ordered that this Citation lie H am ilton Hep. published in thcSnnford Herald a newspaper published in Seniitnd* NOTICE. County, Florida once a week for 8 weeks as notice to Charles N. Morrin, The Registration Books for Seminole and once nl week for twelve weeks n> County, Florida, will be open in nil the notice to the unknown parties defend­ precincts of the county from Sept, nth ant. to Oct. 9 th, 1920. 11. O* Du Hose, Witness my hand and the seal of ■l-2tc Supervisor of (legist rut ion. the said Circuit _Court on this 11 th I day of Sept., A. D. 1920. NOTICE TO THE I T n b lC Seal. E. A. Douglass Clerk Circuit C o u ri Semi­ Notice is hereby given to tlie pub­ nole County, Florida. lic, that the Titusville Bridge, ovei George A. DeCottcs, St Johns Hivcr, between Geneva, Solicitor and of Counsel for complain­ the Mims Fla., is now undergoing re­ ant Ti-13te. ami pairs, and is unsafe, and is closed to | r < d i i i o f C o u n t ! J u it f i- S e m in o le t 'o u n l i, the public travel, and any person ot -»141r of I I01M4. persons using said Bridge will pas 1 -e K v 'a t * nf at their own risk, without liability of 1 • V. StenMrom '. .lie,. {■ hereby given, to oil ub«,m il r-i* eoneern, that on the 2rot .toy of tleto- nny kind accruing to Seminole Coun­ . I. - \. It. 1020, I ihall aphl) to the Honorable ty. I K, 11in•holil.-r. J j 'I 1 of »4f.J Court, at L. A. Brantley, Chairman, j i lt* of Probate for tn\ final ilfteharge »* Board of Co, Ctnnr's. - Iunlvtr *tri« 'J the vital.- of Iver V. Seminole County, Florida. : i . r.» lfo m , il r r e a a e il , a n d th a t at t h a t t im e t o , . ttl to ( i i l i l ( ' . i n n is y tln a l a e r o u n i* Attest: E. A. Dauglnss, Celrk, l- Ite i 1 1rnlnl*tr a t r ia of aatd rittlr, a n il avW lor • -,* approval. NOTICE i >a*. 1 Jutv 2'itI , A. 1>. 11*20. Pb.t I. S T H N S T K i i M JtlfMPIIULV lore Aiftnlnl.ttatrlt. lion. Board of Countv Commission, , i.hcvit count or sekixole county. rrs in and for Seminole County. Florida, at their next regular iiii' irtOUIDA IN CHANCERY. ing to lie held Oct. 4th. 1920. at 10 I i v.r ,\J ir t r r * «*. U f H r f f l ‘f w l o'clock A. M. at tlie Court Hou-e. I 44\,('** i* 4 'I. i I ),i . 141tt14 f i i . \ * t# ro r*» in Sanford Fin., will receive bids foi a ) ., tH*f«atl»lat»l«. one Steel F ire Proof filtii" cabinet CITATION. ):■■'. \ . I I •iMt. I ■ • to be lined ill tiie County Judge's of. ♦ n G <e< W l . l l l l r r «tnl w I f # W l.llllrf fice. Specifications can be obtained w l iiU m I . I t f d l l ^ F ft It'I « l f # ■■*»** ■ from Hoii. E. F. Householder, County .nl |«ifllri *. ■(if 1 I i-e.!, .Wutira I'mM, Tf'itl, Judge, Seminole County, Florida. • tidltra WhUilrr met wif# . ....... This board "eserves the right to re­ Aiful Willi jut L l;r Alli*> ■Tt*l nil.-, Hr»"U**|*t »'f I***, mi'l t*» HI ject any and nil bids. • * *Iffilii«: an)* liitrrt*tt In In 11^ f*»l L. A. Bromley Chairman . »!*•*. I|1-*J UvuU •htiai** In Hoard of Co. Cihiii' k. J>»rMa* fiMUCP1|,MiT!i(nilAf1| flu**1*il*^! <** Seminole ’". Fla. • f»*wIt : i.ii g nf fli# IfllrtMVtlidl nf ft"i* Attest E. A. Douglass. Clerk, l !t< t ,.i • t %J| ,iIIII•in f I* A 119||*»r it n il |i' •* I >*•*■ *' iff >•trt11*»nJ*If«NrI In 1*1'•*1"* 4iM111‘•» hi the Circuit Court of tin* Seventh , . vfitu, >#>1111 If HIIf* 1*1adlnf! * rSfifMa *»• i' "•■•I lu l*ta| ISivill I- i ‘ *-' Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole i* r .f * l v t “ *1 f t . V*t tl «* «, 4*t County- Florida In Chancery. f l i:>l in «mM AfMhlovi. tl* tt. to tt«» NuMio*i*t corner «»f !>•* J. H. Cowan, et nl,: • ii't VVir*i «m* i ft vs : Citation. •***r|i tin** of rlclit of tray *»f \ i14U11» FrctI B. Bradley, et ul.: 1 m l.! S t a ll M S llr«*t t tl.ftift* S.»ntt»n«»it To G. R. Calhoun of Bitkins, Colo­ •M Station Strutt iff net* s.Hjtti«r*t w tin* tvntrrlf Itn# of kjI>1 .^tailor rado, F. A. H art of Savannah. G eor­ • *. I ft. timer* S*.*itli ho ft. to gia, and C. II. Walsh of Wilmington. Vaintncf T.oO arrr*. North Carolina: T. O. (Jillis, N. J .Gal­ ‘••trlnu from autirn IUII of r1t• mu*.* acaln»t you tUnf M'U I ■*T' lagher, J. M. Hunt, J. F. Mitchell. Int^trit In ait I to tt »* latt l to*r** Louis Paint ami James Sawyer, \vhos» •lri.TlU I. Tlirtrfi.fr. tt.r •*! : I’rnai, Almira l*fi-t. «in»rsr I’n-t places of residence are unknown )>” ■' «tiftrlr* Wltlttltr IH-I »l.fr to ail parlies claiming an interest in mil 4\ ft111ain I. Itra-llrr nn.I «tfr nml to the following described land fira*||«*f. off I ffrttr rr-iulrri! to - If t*rf«»rr mir »al>| rifTllit 1%'rtift sit tlo* in Seminole County, Florida, to-w it: m in Hanf«*ril rk>rf4«. f r' n*«* Ul. *Uj I-ots 7 ami 8, of Block 4, nf 1ter I ’i*r, A l» l'J20, an! tlrn an>! tl t« 11.a* lllfI nf r**tn(ifalnf riltlM* of Sanford, Florida, according to F. ' - *"i*t |•in, nit fTv*t*r o (irerr** fru CVim It. Trnffords map of Sanford, F lori­ 1*'l11 I** r utff«hS acaInat j no* Att «I da: '(win* rlatmlric ihf flfftit, tltir or l’i It appearing from a sworn Bill of in * ret to 11in fifn jh rrtr l.r r r ln i 1c * - < l ***1 t hat ■■' or t l.m u r li tt.«* a l* u r nan **■! *lrfrr»«! Complaint filed in thi* cause, arr Imtrlijf rr*|iitrr l to I* you have, o r claim to have some in­ 111f»»rr mir oM lirrtih at tl IT i*r lu Satif'Til. I'M Mi. ofi fft? <»tt terest in and to the above described Iu;t*nr A. I». art tt.m art-t land, ,, , •l y*»"t aaM tihkm*nf*i Therefore, you, G. It. Calhoun, 1-. A. * a iW -rfr* |*m w ill t-* m Hart, and (’. II. Walsh are hereby re ­ . !n«t •nI<1 iinktHorn ftirtlr* • *T.|rt***| Hit t tit* I‘It allot! I*» |m**lt*!oo* quired to be and appear before our ' nfof'l H«*raM a nnwmapm |i*ii»!!»,.»*-* said Circuit Court at the Court House ' !. SruiltK*!** C*oU|it>‘, rinfMii OMf* a in Sanford, Florida, on the 14th day f" ^Irltt mn*nrnll»r wMt rmtlr** to t- fi**i»t*hf«, no | orjrn a wrrtj fi*r urfhf of October A. i>. 1920. ami then and t* tcitlm to itiiiminn •IrfrnAiinf* there make answer to the Bill of < mn•• tit liUtnl nr<| tin* pra| nf mil <*lf* rt i*ti tIU 2ltl» *1«r nf tnrwt. A. ft plaint, otherwise n Decree Pro Con­ fesso will he entered against you. r. a i»orof.AS<. rirfk l*|mill tiuift, ft#mIT'ot* Anti you, T. C. Gillis, N. <L Gnllnghei n » u tifr, rio rlifa l**On|t*l, Fnltrttof i»n*l fo .! M. Hunt J. F. Mitchell, [.mils Paint •tiltin n f. 2 l.lt r and James Sawyer, are hereby re ­ : or application roa tax deed quired to bo and appear before our said H-'tlon STS ef lb. Ofniral Statutai. Circuit Court at the Court House in Sanford, Florida, on the 8th day of • I, b-rrl.p elvrn elt*n tint: ___ _______ m, lb nritKi rr. Vnvember A. I).. 1920, nnd then and ■' "t T.i CVrtlflr.t* No. 5(2, (talel It.* *. .... ............ ,„ tl,.i Hill „( !,r "f JuIp. .4. ft., 1913. 111! flli-J fibl ert there make answ er to tint Bill of com­ In mp i.flb-* an.l bs« tuiil* appllratlnn plaint, otherwise a Decree Pro CoiiIT -I'-'l In Imov lit .rmfilatie* will) law f,*so will be entered against you. ' - fllflrat* *41,1.fare, tb* fi.flniafn* e.rfft^-1 And all other unknown parties claim ­ *’■* iltuatr.f In Semtnnle Onuntp, l*l.»rl Ia ing any right, title or interest in am t ivi fj. „f |,,i, |a an m. a. n. minne t«, the property herein above described Mv. rrr*r.|*,t In |*|at |U*ik 2, I’ac* 43 are hereby required to be ami appear •»M Un-I t*ln^ »»,*m*-I at lb* Jaf# of before our said Circuit Court at the -I - n f , u p |, r r r t P V a t * la lb * C»to* o f Court House in Sanford. Horidu, on -f| r.. st*v*n<. ' T.v t>rtlflf-al* No. .IV.. .1*1*1 l*>* the 3rd day of Jnn. A. D. ID-1, and nr nf Jnn*. A. lb. mis. Lit fi!*,l aal-l f*r- then nnd-there answ er to the Bill «>i t<* !n ftijr ofllr# anti )ia* fuail# ar»p1Ifatt‘»D ’ 14 «1#'#*J to i **u # )n iceonlan## w ith law, Complaint file«l In this cause, o th er­ rtlrtraf# #tnbra##« tl.# ollowltif wise a Decree Pro Confesso will be r’r iltual*.! In f«*iulnoI* CvHinl/, I'lni-U entered against all said unknown par’ -It . i i of i: i ; ,f sw i - i of »r 1-1 of s**. 21. S. II. 50 fi„ 3 arr**. j( js ordered th a t this notice be puh**M t*nl twins a>«-*>*-1 at IE* 'l '1* "r ltntii*.) in The Sanford Herald, a news• of itirli r*rUflr»le In tli* tiaro* of paper published in Seminole County, 1 K. St*pb*n*. t *< c*riin*ii* No. !.*.s9. .latrj I Florida, once a week for four weeks ns \ j ,-: f * -^ 7 1920 NOTICE. ", ; '.- J'tlr. A. n.. ivc. i.i, Biel f*f- . .. -I l lt i l j rO i n *> n ll i f a s i » . l *■ r p l l c a l M t ',t ot h i ,|l.fl.ndnnts whose residences j f .,P o t t S f ■1**1 iii i*«u» in ansif'ian** *itb i«w 1are known; nnd once a week tor e ig n it* rmiift*** ti,* oii-iwtnc ij**crU>*1 weeks as to the known parties defeml- ’ vituat*.? tn s*miaot* iw-iatj. rtw iu j whose residences nre unknown, and once a week for twelve weeks ns the following Justice Districts, viz: y . . j a n l » ,- t, n t r -1 arv b*r*l>r ftolcrH to t.V CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUDICIAL to the unknown parties defendant. ‘ No. 1, 2, 3, nnd 4. >«r i s j ip :—ir W o t* < w I'lrcuTt C ourt »lttla.-1 CIECL’IT. SEMINOLE C0U.V7T. Witness my hand and the seal of tin For Constable in nnd for the follow­ • • a Coen of Cftanroty on th* tat .l«r of N, said Circuit Court on this 8th day of ing Justice Districts, viz: riORIDA, I.V CTIANCtRY v H IW\ to «:.v—r n it bill of September, A. D. 1920. No. 1, 2, j , and 4. complaint, amt ft U furtt*r r>M»r*-t tl al Ifcla JJabta S vla t. Coraj.lalnaaT. (Seal) E. A. Douglass In Testimony Whereof, I have here­ Of'tvr I** p-ibll.tiM In t!,* Sann*!.| ]|*raH. a Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Coun­ unto set nty hnnd nml affixed th» n-vrvoap-.r pnb]|tbr I In SaialniU I’.'nulr. H o­ O, W. SialT, arti Etncia A. StatT, J. t). Wnlty. Florida. By E. H. Wilson. Great Seel 0f the State of Florida, at lla. one* ■ *r**b r.r iiretra <r*«u. v*l!>n o I'ortcr. an I Arrvinf r. iM'Js »J. Goofy** A. DeCottes, Solicitor and of Tallahassee, the Capital, this tin “ 'T h ' 01 t fb* B * rfal »*.I of .at . f r , « nsktMWB. an.) <11 pai!l*a f l il m t n x ag In'tljrt (I tt * Sill .tap .1 . » of A l ti»-nvf. . . . Counsel for Complainants._____ L-13tc twenty-fourth day of August, A. P. rv>4!t, ll>l!« ta lb* !»rMl Ii l«u 12 ail IJ. ni^-k T. Tl»f I. 1920. l isr.iiu ( n. a . POfof.*ss. TrifTor-r. mip nf ,-anfoet »s| all partlts NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC C!*rp Clrcull S*vfotb h i U. tvl Clrrult. rtilmlnp in fatVruT in an t tn II. Ciay Crawford, I prv,p*rtp onNotice is hereby given to the pub­ Secretary of State. Spmlnofa C.vintr. rt.irl.la dnr IV. S(*I!T. Erui A. S»*IT. J. I>. Wai­ lic, that the Wokiva Hivcr Bridge To E. E. Brady, S heriff Semlnoh si iirit i: tioiM tv ve! i. t.. *». Potipf ml Artbnr r. Ollm m between Seminole and 1-ake Counties, County -j-Stc S.vtlrfT.,r f.,f I'.miplaltj inf. 1M2tc is now undergoing repairs, and is un­ CrtATIOK. NOTICE or ELECTION. safe, and is closed to the publid.'trav- In the Circuit Court, Seventh, Judicial l! It t.*r*t>p ..(.|*r*l lint p-*!. 0. W. SUIT, cl nnd nny person or persons using Circuit- in and for the County ot said Bridge will pass their own risk, Seminole, Florida. WliniEvs Tl.* „f Inn nn le »• I A f l'U r S'r.' ' TOAUfl. !. j >c | | J *«fh Ko f °poq, ‘ *4, , I pfUtitnr* . without liability of nny kind accurCitation. Hi- , inalllDllon o t IMS, 16- Star* ..f I'lrrlli J. | . . ..... . . . . . ■ 'l f “ Hainan. -In !* an.l <pp*ir to lb« bill nf ingl to Seminole County. Mary M. Secord, L. E. White, el 011 pwt »i* Join! fln.Untt*n pr-*:-**lnx an. . . . . . . ' r-n plaint B l* -1 !.*r*!n acalnal p .> * > nn lb* 4th als., vs. William G. Aldridge. I.. A. Brumlcy, Chairman. am*n!n,*n! i i ||.* I .mviltut! >n » f n,* Slat* of , . . . . . . !,v |.p av..!*!,,,'I>I, of O cii****. 19D*. ... «nl ,l! ..t. rartb.f orl*r*d It appearing from the ullldavlt (liet ... Board of Co. Color's. IlrMv. « rt lb* .am* wn «;r**l ^ . ............. , ’ tti<! Tl,* Sanforl ll»r.M t« (!.* n«rr.pap«r fa Seminole County, Fla in this cause by George G. Herring of............................. tbr** flrth. nf all lb* m*nit*r. *l**!*-l la ........... . . , wbfra ii,|. (v»tk* <h.1t app*ip ft,r «ttit no*A ttest: K. A. Douglass, Clerk. 1-lte j Solicitor Tor the Defendant, that it i: * 1 *-!,. B«a•*: l i t ! I!.* v .ii* nn .,11 Joint n«o __v. »*fU!lt* tr**it. the belief of the affiant that L. E I'lllon «rt* *nt»t*i| iipun II.Hr f*.p**ltv* Jn*ir W lin*<* bant <nl *>JlL -ftl *»<t nf tbt ‘Vxrt NOTICE OF ELECTION White, who was made a party to thi ml*, vvllh It* p*»« »nl nip. tt,*p-<n, <n.| th*p M.t< lb* St!)i»fUp nf AnpiM l, 1951. To the Sheriff of Seminole County, cause by an order of Court in tin ill.l .l*i*ftiiln* <n I ilfr*,-t tti i t rt.* m m Join! *sr.\ia n. a. poum.a u . of the State of Florida: room ami stead of Mary M. Secord I!**.!nilon t-* »t)bnilll*.| to t!.* *)*flnr. of th* fl* tk I’lr.-olt Conti. S*r»n!!i J a 1!.-! 1 1 CVthlt, Be it known, That I, II. Clay Craw­ whose interest the said W hite has ne Stat* at th* i:»n*r»l EUr-IUwt tn No,*mb«, |<KS!. S*tnln**I* C.rmitp, 1"l ft!v. ford, Secretary of State of the State quired, is a non-resident of the Stut< Now. |h*r»forv>. I II. Cl»p rr.wfoM. s*i-r*- st'IIE, IK lUINTS of Florida, do hereby give notice that of Florida and that his present plan "f M" ' "f ,h* '«■ b*r*bp Mlrlt0V f-r complain..!, St-tle. a of residence is 3219 Volta Place xl** noil,-* lb.I . General Election South Capital Street. Washington, D liENERAL ELECTION Will be held in Seminole County, C., nnd th at fcnid L. E. W hite is ovei will I* h*II In *ifti r»,)ntp ti n>rlta on Tu*. S tate of Florida, on Tuesday next suc­ the age of twenty-one years, and tha 'tip n*»f *irr**,|lip tb* Sr.t M.«.|,p In Nov*m ceeding the first Monday in Novem­ there is no person in the State of b*r. 4 l> 135!. lb* .,t| Tu.-o.1if !*in< lb* ber, A. D. 1920, the said Tuesday be­ Florida the service of a subpoena up SECOND DAY 0T N0VEMDEH ♦ ing the Second Day of November. on whom would bind the said L. E for lb* rtilScib-Ti or r»j**t|.Mi of tb* .all ♦ For United States Senator from tin Wiutc. Joint Itranliillon proj-wlnf an *m*n.1m*nt to 1! * S tate of Florida, for six years from Therefore, you, L. E. White- an »' nallltoliwi of tb* Stu* of I'l.rl lt. »|, One Inch Card. Will He Publl.ihrd Uh* March I, 1921. hereby ordered nnd made a party com \ Joim u*«.iuti.n pr.'(--!i* m Am*njai*o! der T hi. Heading Al The Itntr Of I7*2t For Six <f>) Presidential Electors pin in ant in the room nml stead o I * ti o f A r t ( f i t I X 't f th # ('o n a U tiitl'M i i | ’ i* r \ * f u f , For one Hepresenatlve of the Four­ Mary M. Secord, whose interest yot o f th # ?*taf# o f r W l ' t l ll«* I a If In T a i a t l ' t i j ^ th Congressional District of the Stat* have acquired, and you are further ot anr| rinanr# of Florida, in the Sixty-seventh Con­ dr red to file your appearnnee of recur*’ I*-# It Vl#«4<|9#.| ft;jr tfi# n f Its# gress of the United States. in the nttnvc cause on or before the 4th SI it e o f ris v fM l. For Governor of the State of Flor­ day of October A. 1>. 1920, the sain T l at f!i# fiillnHwInc im#n<1ni#at to ft being a Rule Day of this Court. It is j f A r t lr l# !> of it,# (*«maf| f ill Ion r*f th# Utaf# of ida. LAWYER For Secretary of the State of Flor­ further ordered that this notice b- 11 *ritm r# tltln £ to f a t a l) m a n t first nr# 1* lift# . n rn ci: is tiik cm ur iior.vr ida published in The Sanford Herald, j , I f a c re n l to an t ahatl I hi* »ohm in#4 fo th# #1##* published in Seminob torn o f It# afar# f »r alofittoti t»r f#J#x^ti*#i ai For Attorney General of the Stat* newspaper SANFORD - •• FLORIDA of Florida. County, Florida, once n week for tiv* I U n#4t g#iie-rat #l#otl»n h#M f.fr# a fr# r. H .a l I* TB3ZSCB9KV I'l fh if *1 o f A rtlrl# T) n f fh# (%»aFor Comptroller of the S tate of consecutive weeks. Florida. I Witness E. A. Douglass, I’lerk *> •Htuthm nf ||.# Maf# •? Il'fMi !•# asitfr».|#t| #o For Treasurer of the State of Flor­ said Court ami the seal thereof thi • a fi* r#4 I a t f«*||*ma I H#vll<iti n tL«* I »*glalaf«r# of.^ 1S lia t # ida. 30th day of August, A. 1>. 1920. ’i f*»r I m q I iic f*fal# NiriiU o n j / for |h# E. A. Douglass, For Superintendent of Public In­ (Seal) lti***1-*n or •ti|<pr#Mln£ in struction of the State of Florida. Clerk of the Circuit Court I I nr ( mu** of For Commissioner of Agriculture George G. Herring. Solicitor and o ■n rrr f ln v -«r f«*r M.o |t « r j)n r o f r<*.Wining or of the State of Florida. Counsel for Defendant. j . t, r# fiiiv llfi£ t«»n-|# «tr#a*tf l**u # 1 «r a |«>v#r r if e j MY SPECIALTIES: # f aret ui rin i . | Pit K.Mtn’S IIAND-PAINTLI) CHINA For Two Justices of the Suprcnu H cirtalt Caurt s.»mih JedirUI cimti of )ivf#r#«t. or f *f !L«* Lull.)Inc <.r *|rtlntf a • ( • If n i nf g-sD.) r*n I* GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER Court of the State of Florida. S'tniBol. Countp. rioflli. In Cbtar*rp a 1 f'lt'tfi#* tl.roftjfhirtlt I hi* r»f # iu d l I For One Railroad Commissioner of t! llaM* Saint. *'.-nipTaln<nt ROGERS' PLATED WARE rrc iila tlo tia aa tn af I*# |Tr#*rtlT«#<t fbjr An A H n f ' •a the S tate of Florida. *; W Sfel.T. Ittm iia 4 Hiolff. J % | l VX^ U ttU o. fh# 'l,#'tflaiafuir#: («r»nM#.), that « n f tavdi) laau#* ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES For State Senator for 19th Senat I ** l,-rfs»r. til l \ttl nr I* (Mlln, i<Mrr« un. n tilh o rtfr l In in iian aiir# lh#f#nf for a avafrut o f orial District of the State of Florida. Bill alt fa Ml** rUlirtnc an Inlrfeat In *i*i-l r-ra.t* • t>O'11 no! #tr##*l In im m int lit# i l l For One Member of the House of In f e u t of f t# 1 «0 *iI f a t ftft|-*aiurtil o f tti# 12 an I 1.1. IIMV T. Tlrf |, Tfafftir.t a Represciiativcs of the State of Flori al# a i Hi# llrit# of 1**ft*. " " i i i**f a n l a ll |-sflf<ra rtiliu tn ^ an tn* da. A llorni'y-nl-haw In an t I * •»11 tm.Jrr IS. IV T li# t u t# * i* * * l In co n i(» U fti‘‘ # « f t l i *1111 f r o For County Judge. *tn rti !;* r u l , in# ra n ta a * . *1##Uraih»n ^frlfT, Ilritftia SfrJfT, i l» IVutvrrtito ! * * For Sheriff. No. 11 (iarncr-WootlntlT Uuilding ■til r#)nrn« 1h#r#*»f, ahall H h j f r l f t i In th# I*.;?*a stu| \ rM,nr r nr niliffalie. For Clerk of the Circuit Court. **n# (#cu1ath<ria an-| rr» tilrl1 w » a* ar# pm CITATION*. SANFORD, FLA. For County Assessors of Taxes. I *nr ftir K#nrra1 #1#4‘tlona in th# 8fai# I** *11 I'sfflra rt»|rn{fij tn In an! f*» ) i ! f ! For Tax Collector. For County Superintendent of Pub I •*(• t: an I H. IIMA T. 1»rr I. TrafT..r.| a of I T o r l U . In tr# » ln n n j wLr**-of, | ha«# t.rr#tjnt(i •#! tny ilia;* at f*anft<r«l lie Instruction. ia A N D lS . F IS H Jc H U L L T«» all i ltln ln. an l*ifete*f In an I f*» !■m .| an I alTt%«*vt tl.# t i i n f Seal o f Ik# ?Mai# of For County Surveyor. m o l l M A N 4 N | l COI NNIII.I.OIIN I T LAW I T f l i l i , at T a ll* ) •••##. II# ( ‘ a p lla l. I l l * th i !»*(• 12 an I 11. T Tkr 1 ttn«!«»r ii, V4‘, For Five County Commissioners. DB LAND. FLA. r l f l i t l i «tajr o f j t i l f . A . I». \V O \ For Three Members of the Count; SfeIfT, 1 iMivfi 4 *(tf 1!T J, I* 44\i|irffito, I*. iJ Will ptitiirv in lb. Slit* and IVl,r*l CMltt m iM t » n t i 4v t T t w v n m i* . I* > * t 4* nr r iMtla. a MiWr > * f lUa, « * t Hoard of Public Instruction. S}*»-< .1 larluii,, fi.r lAamltlni at. I 1‘iffi-fila Sl lS tr H#rr#)ary o f .Ht*t#. * land Title. For Justice of tin* Peace in nml fot Mtl.ffW!•** _ r i M D A Y , S E P T E M B E R21 , , ! BUSINESS CARDS SCHELLE iMAINES HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER GEO. G. HERRING \>j E ve rg w h ere — camp, club or fount, the ico cold bottlo of Trtch'cx N o t/r s o n o o n always 1ms that saino snappy ap­ peal, ao pleasing uuti refreshing. V Refreshing With no hod after rJTcct E � 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, 1920 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, September 24, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 24, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 24, 1920; <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/cae7fa4521a20da5685bfd532fcb0f2a.pdf 2136fbaced96903d6fd92f7ea6b7fbf0 PDF Text Text Sanford Would Have At Least Five Hundred More Families If There Were Five Hundred More Houses Built Here By the Sanford Men Who Have Money to Invest 16 PAGES TODAY THE O A /T \ COLUMNS \). IN T H E H EA R T OF T H E WORLD’S GREA TEST VEGETABLE SECTIO N VOLUME XII. SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FRIDAY, SEPTEMHER 21. 1920 NUMBER 6. WOMEN TO REGISTER SANFORD SCHOOLS OPEN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7 NEXT MONDAY, SEPT. 27 PREPARE TO VOTE NEXT MEETING SANFORD IN NATIONAL ELECTION WITH BRIGHT PROSPECTS BOARD TRADE BOOSTERS --------1 . -------Upsula. The school busses for thi: TRAMMELL AIT DOES NOT HOLD year will he superior to those of form­ er years, lind the service under the Judge Graham Declares Section Ten Van Swearingen Would Get All Attor­ above nntmd gentlemen will dohutUnconstitutional ney Generals at Work less he highly satisfactory to nil pat------rons. i Criminal Court Judgr W. S. GrnTampa, September 22.—If the a t­ The schedules for ne exact cxnci scneuuics ior the me everul eve-rui ham in ••• rulig Tuesday on the ..... motion torney generals of other states will ;es ennot he determined nt present to quash the indictment against Stateroute follow tho suggestion of Van Swear­ fixed. after hut will ..... he .......... ---- the time foi Superintendent W. N. Shrats, chnrgingen, attorney general for Floridn, ninking the first trip is ascertained, ing violation of the Trammel corrupt consumers of gnsoline nnd coni oil On the first day it will l« well for all practices act, relieved Mr. Sheets may be able to purchase it at a con­ pupils at or near the most distant from further* prosecution when he de­ siderable reduction before many more points of departure to lie ready to clared Section 10 of the act contra­ months. board the busses nt eight o'cloe’k Mon dicts the Florida constitution, which guarantees freedom of speech to ev­ The Florida attorney general spent day morning part of Tucsdny nnd Wednesday in On this first day the schools will ery person. An information was filed before Tampn. nnd while here said that he be dismissed al twelve* o'clock, am' Judge Graham several weeks ngo, has written a letter to every attorney the pupils alnwed to return to theii CONDITION AND NOT A THEORY general in the United States, asking Transportation System Has Ilccn Ar­ homes after purchasing text l>onk* charging Mr. Shcuts with violating Tickets Are on Sate .and . Price .Will lie $1.25 Purchased at them to join him in nn investigation 1 ranged For County THAT CONFRONTS THEM for the term. The busses will ho run the section of the corrupt practices Ranks act which plnces a penalty on any nt* of the combine which regulates the Scolars accordingly. today tnck made by one candidate on anoth­ price of gas nnd oil. “I have received The state compulsory attendance er within IS days before thr date of no replies to my request so far," said The Snnford schools will open for law requires every boy nnd girl be­ the election without first submitting The next1 banquet nnd get together the attorney general, "hut the letters Monday afternoon, Mrs. \V. L. tween the ages of seven nnd sixteen meeting of the Sanford Board of Trade y S a n President of the Womans were not sent out until the latter part the fair term next Monday nt nine o’- years, inclusive, t<* attend school dur­ a copy of the nttnrk to tho candidate will lie lielil at the Hotel Valdez on on whom it is mnde. of Inst week and they have not had c!e>ck, nnd the patrons and friends of c S of Sanford, called the executive ing the entire school term, as fixet Mr. Shents mnde nn attack on his Thursday night October 7th ami tick­ to reply.” the schools are cordially invited to lie- by the county in which such pupils live Laid together together for the purpose ol time board opponent, Dixie M. Hollins in the June ets are now on sale at the First Nntio. Mr. Swearingen has been looking formulating sonic plnns whereby i y into the matter ns far as Florida is present nt the opening exercises. Youi provided, however, the pupil has not primary just five days before the al Bank, the Seminole Bank anti the for: T w om an in Sanford and Seminole concerned for three or four months, presence will he an inspiration to the already completed the eight grmnnmt election, which was puhli->hcd in the Peoples Bank and very one intending to attend the benqurt should buy their pupils and an encouragement to the grades of school. Although, due t« Tampa Citizen. Sarc OthatT it Cis most important that nnd recently wrote Attorney General teachers. Inadequate funds, this county does not tickets nt once. On account) of the The information against Mr. Shents I’altncr of the federal government, n regular attendance officer. was gathered by It. E. L. Chnncey. confusion caused In the hotel by guests £ should register nnd vote in the asking Tlie enrollment this year will he Iemploy for certain dntn. This request nevertheless the law will he enforced Solicitor E. 1’. Si art in using the evi- buying tickets on the night of the ban­ brought to Mr. Swearingen’s desk n greater than during any previous year. I “ T K i t S c r al Scinlnolc coun. copy quet there will to llu ticket* sold utter of n report mndc by the special twelve o’clock—noon—on Thursday. ty‘women have regUtcrol “ml nmny committee of the federal trades com­ Tliis arrangement enables the hotel to availed themselves of the opportunity mission to congress, whlih say* the prepare for tin* banquet nm! know to u a, kou as lira hooka « ere opened. U - oil interests of the country control the certninity how many will sit down to fearing that the matter might be iuk- biggest profiteering combine in Amer­ the tables nt eight o’clock. At the for­ lrcted by some who are not especially ica. “There is plenty of information mer meetings many of the guest* waitinterested, thu club women hnv.c tnk. i n u i v o i . ••—, __ i...,,,, in mein report at mis to the report of committee this Parents of children undir six years ht-nring .......... Mr. Shents sni.l: •• hi the work in hand a . . , JcoriK-r,.F!, to enter suit against the com- ornhly known ns grade teacher, will ,th* " M 1 “f.Vh.e 'S n of age requested not to try nnd havt "They didn’t give a chance to prove I*” 1**'™ Miller and he hotel nunhe principal of the Grammar School torehouse canvass will ho panic* without further investigation." registration before them as a duty »#|d M agement were kept busy a even ng Mrs. Stella P. Arrington, formerly such children enrolled, as the primury v.hal I mid.”—Times.Union. Mr. Swearingen. ______ ________ putting in extru chairs nnd seating department will I k* full to overflow­ ar.d a responishility that cannot he principal of the East Side Primary, --------- x— . . ^ late comers nml the chef was driven ing If only those of legal ngo nre adwill he supervising principal of nil n t0 distraction by the uncertainty of tA . M. Gullowoy was appointed primary grades of the Sanford school* mlttcd. the number of late tliners anti this Parents nre advised that it will b< l l u L l w IlU U U Inairman of committees who will perAmong the teachers nre many of the will l>e avoided in the future by the well to accompany tilts younger child. icnully visit every woman in Sanford best of Inst year’s faculty, nnd others IQ M A l Wr iron rind nrrngnement of cutting out coming to us for the first time with ren on tho first day nnd to report to »nd Seminole county. 1 J ill A I \ 1 N U , ‘he sale of tickets after noon of the the teachers any physical defects. In Mrs A. P. Conelly was appointed high recommendations from other day upon which the banquet will ooonler that such may he properly caret Chairman of the publicity committee. schools. The subject of reglitrntion will be The transportation of the pupils for. Please remember t lit* time, MON­ from distant points in the district will hot before the- women l>y mean* of enre of nil the tips nnd trimmings anti advertising, speeches and motion pict­ he well taken care of by Mi* C. E. DAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27th ------1 gives the guests one of the best meals nt NINE O’CLOCK. Chorpcning for the East Side, and Mr ure slides. . ,, EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS BEING thnt it is possible to obtain for this. T. W. LAWTON. Supt. The Woman’s Club of this city now ••SANFORD HIGH” WILL LEAVE A. J. Lossing for the West Side and *price any place in the country. SKIDS OF DRY DOCK MON­ MADE IN CHURCH AND comprises about one hundred nnd fifty The committees unpointed for solic­ DAY MORNING WITH members nnd they' are a body' of pro­ PARISH HOUSE iting membership* Inst week made u EVERYTHING gressive. public spirited women who —----, . . fine record for the time they were SHIPSHAPE geru-rxilly accomplish what they at­ Extensive nditlonn are being made mJt un,| responded nobly to tempt to do nnd it goes without snyto the already extensive plant of the , |1(l cnj| The drive netted over one Next Monday morning will be inp that the women of this county Mr. Ford is a prominent huaincsi Holy Cross Parish. The ladies of tin j,unt|ri.j' tuw nu-mhers and the next sill nt lenst hear about what then one for which many have been jnK promises ninny new faces nnd man of Cleveland and his man) lloly Cnis* Woman's Guild nre having dutie« nre in regard to registration xiously waiting. At built a large room ill addition to the A hunch of new booster*. ard voting in the November election Parish House. It can bo used on The Board of Trade is mnking great ---------- x----------Sumluy* ns a separate clnss room strides in this section nnd the commit* for the Church school; and upon re. tees nre active in putting over the vnENGINEER NICHOLSON quirement ns a fully equipped kitchen rious siunts that are necessary to place FELL I RON TRAIN for supper- bazaars and other insti Sanford on the map. It behooves ev­ tiitional work. ery public spir ted citizen of this coun. NEAR GAINESVILLE Fort ho increasing work in the ty to join this active body of men who description of the wedding follows: port and friendship for. a successful Brotherhood of Saint Andrew, a Inrge ______ _ things here and whq intend are doing Gainesville, Sept. 21.—A passenger year. With your co-operation the FA GAG EM ENT ANNUN’OCED Miss Louise A. Melton duughter of assembly room for meetings is being j,, continue thii gi>od wurk • on the rear platform of A. C. L, train Snnford schools cun he innde 100 per Mr. und Mrs. G. E. Melton, of San­ o. 9, due in Gainesville at 8:1*» p. ni.. cent; without if they will degenerate. ford, and Mr. William Ford, of < love Mr. und Mrs. S. L. Stroup anounc. er«x ted in mnection witli the Saint The next big step toward something Andrew's Brotherhood room. It will definite is the paid secretary and seylast night snw the body of n man lying Be with us nnd start the yenr off li.nd, O., wen> united in marriage the engagement of their daughter j wil he used at other times as a fully , rni applicants for this |>osition will in the hushes beside the track near properly. Fnylyn to Mr. William Fn-d Mason Thursday nt high noon at tin- sumsupplivil reading room and a room foi he ),ei e this week looking over the sitMandevilic and immediately pulled the With two exceptions the faculty 1mer home of the bride in Daytuni the marriage to take place in the iat I games, sucii as checkers, etc. There nation. The Snnford Board of Trade Ml cor.l for the train to stop hut re­ will lie the same as that of Inst yenr. 1Bench. Dr. I). H. Rutter of the Day- fall. will he also another room mnde with : feels that this is the accepted time to ceived no response. 1 he trail) rattled Mr. Harold Bache, graduate of the totiu Bench Methodist church, olliThis nriouncenunt willi il*e read Mill the » • i > „ . mn.„ installation of shower baths, lock. I have the’Jservice* of the best secretary on. and the passenger wondering it Univcn ity of Florida will be the in- jelating. most ronlrnl inten -> ; ,.rs, etc. Together with the liowling thnt money can procure and this is there could have been foul play, structor in science, filling the varan. The residence was beautifully dri friends of the couple . , . K I alley, liilliurd tables and other Y. M. the season to advertise and put over the cord again frantically until the cy made by Miss Pauline Gordon. Mr. orated with ferns and cut flowers, ami „ut the state . i?. .L , IC. A. features, the place has grown | , he many big things that will mean firi-ninn’a attention was attracted, nml L. D. Glcger, graduate of Stetson Uni. j relatives and intimate friends of tin lesteemed, justly popular ** t 'from a single “Saint Andrew’s Broth, much for Sanford nml Seminole coun­ looking up he was horrified to sec the versity, will he at the head of the his. COUple were in attendance Inrge circle of friends nnd all wil erhood Boom" to a ful Ifledged “Saint ty. engineer missing, lie stopped the tory department, filing the vacancy The bride wus given in marring, b.v unit* in extending best wishes iti ad Andrew's Ilrothvrhood House." Al ---------- x----------train and hncked up to where the body mnde by Miss Mnrinn Clarke. The her father and was attended by vnnre.—Plant City Courier. ready the prospects for an old.time Uy in the bushes, and upon examina­ other departments wil be headed as her sister, Miss Margaret Mihoi The above will he interesting news champion Ilmtherhood basket ball, FLORIDA CHURCHES MAY tion it wus found to he Engineer L. follows! TAKE UP MOTION PICTURES maid of honor. .. to the ninny friend* here or Fre< team nre most bright, and for local P. Nicholson himself, who with the Mr. Ford hud as his best man Mr. Mason, ns he resided here for soim plensure la-sides basket ball, hand Iaitin, Mrs. It. C. Maxwell. exception of n broken leg, escaped Wil ford H. Needs, of Cleveland Ohm time before entering the war nnd go ball English, Miss Sara Muriel. __ __ __ well known nthictir Jacksonville, Fin., Sept., 18.— nnd other without a scratch. He explained after The wedding music wns played by ing over. Fred is thr brother of games to he played in the Holy Cross Churches in Floridn nre to be givet? Mathematics. Miss Idu Gray. hi, rescue that while leaning out to Spanish nnd American History, a several piece orchestra which Roy* Mason nnd nephew of Dr. Mnsor Parish House will be organized. A an opportunity to join in n “within* inspect the drive wheels something Mrs. 11. A. Leonard!. played the Bridal chorus from Lohrrn of this city nnd is now in the drui membership of a hundred lad* nnd the church” movement for the udopgave way, letting him fall from the Claude Oglivie, principal, iz return, grin as the bridal party entered th« business in Plant City. His man; young men of Inst season, promises lion of the motion picture a* n means f*»t moving locomotive. Upon meet ing with the benefits nml experiences drawing room, where the ceremony Snnford friends extend congratula­ already before the beginning of th is-of giving more universal appeal to ing train No. 40 he was transferred of n very pleasant summer hoping for took place. , , , . . tions. searon, n very largely increased mem the church message, •nil carried to a hospital in Jackson­ the best ’-car thnt the Snnford High The bride was lovely in her wrJMr. and Mrs. F. K. Mitchell whi btirhip. It is certainly one of San. - The establishment of a permanent ville for medical attention. ding gown of white brocaded satin rnme to Snnford Inst winter hnve do ford’s most successful institutions nm’ organization through which churches School has ever experienced. All students thnt had the misfor. trimmed with rose point Ince- with rider! to make their home with us ntv it ought to he one that the citizens o' of this state may he aide to obtain a GAINESVILLE IS NOT PLEASED tvne to fail in the final examinations tulltf bridal veil, fastened to her coif have bought n home nt 1518 Fourtl Sanford should know more intimately, regulur^ilm supply to fit their special iiPTIIItN S* WILL I last yenr nnd have mnde a thorough fure with n wreath of orange bloss­ street. Thev will he glad to nice' It is most unique outside of the larg. needs will soon he affected. InterctWilli CENSUS H ETURNn. ^ lM j #ummcr w \\\ 1,P given en. oms. Her flowers were a showei any who desire their acquaintance. est cities. ed in the project i* C. F. Hammond, a TAKE ANOTHER CENSUS SOON tinrr). cxamin-tloi.s by the head* it boquet of bride’s n»ses und valley lil­ ---------- x---------For the Rector n new entrance doo» Jcndlng citizen of Spartanburg, S. C., , , , the respective deportments on the op. ies. is la-ing cut into hi* ofices directly who is to confer with local minsiter* THE POLLYANA Th* maid of honor was becomingly The government’s census gave ming days of school. . All such stud, on n plan devised by' prominent cler­ out on Mngnolin avenue. gymen nnd laymen to make available Gainesville a population of 6,280, a de- ents wil he given examinations by the attired in pink taffeta und georgitt, ---------- x----- -----The meetings of the Pollyannn of HUT since 1910, nnd ft# a rc- departmental heads regardless of your crepe, with trimmings of French flow Cluh for the past two weeks weri good, wholesome non-theatrical films CENSUS RESULTS full the Gainesville people nw declar­ instructor during the summer. These ers. Her flowers were n shower bou held respectively with Camilla Pules to all churches. ing that the government don t know failures were made under the heads of quet of pink asters. Washington, Sept. 21.—Announce­ The movement has the endorsement ton nnd Reliecca Stevens, each lit 1 1 * Mrs. Melton, mother of the hridi of the heads of the leading protestanf ho wto count anyway, and that they the high school departments nnd con. Indy proving herself nn ideal hostess ments today include: The program will Arc I’oint; to take a cchhuh of their scqucntly such failures must he mnde wore n handsome gown of blncl Busy’ fingers kept pnee with husi Floridn places: High Springs, 1,719; denominations. Chantilly lace, fashioned over gold include Biblical film which may he tongues, mnking nnd nlnning the Pol (Green Cove Springs, 2,095. own. * , up under these teachers. Students satin. , , , „ . It is known thnt Gainesville has hod tending to take entrance exnminnPutnnm county- Fla., 14,597, in- used in the Sunday . school or church Following the nuptial benediction Ivanna nrtivities. Games were enjov-i. cronse 150 or 11.5 per cent. Incornservice on Sunday nnd a complete a numia-r of newcomers nnd the pen* tions on nny subjects must conio pre. the young couple were showered will eil nfter the wnrH wns laid nsid< orated plnces: Crescent City, 958; \ program for recrentionnl Or coinmunpie of that city do not believe thnt pared Monday to tnke such exnminn. congratulations and temnting refre«hments were setvduring the weddinj Ron* have moved out thnn have come tionr, bringing paper, etc. ed. On Saturday tho club held n sale Federnl Point. 212; Interlnchen, 77; Sty entertainment during the week. The time of opening will he nn. reception, during which salad nnd ict of fancy work which placed a nen* Pnlutkn, 5,102; Pnlntkn Heights, 749. Dramas, Comedies, travelogues nnd in. Pomonia. 550; Snn Maten City. 142; rducntloral films will be included. pounced definitely Monday mbmlng. courses were served. Mr. nnd Mr*. Ford left during th< littlW sum in the trensurv. During th- Welakn, 550. Thefilms will he mode by the churchIlitOTHEHHOOD OF ST. ANDREW nfternoon for Jacksonville, nnd nri week flowers were rent to the hospit HOLY ( BOSS SERVICES Green Cove Springs, 2.95; Orange men from the church’s point of view. al. N”xt Monday the girls will mee* located nt the Windsor hotel. Thev The cHutVh flhn movementi -has Park Town, 555. The members of the four chapters will leave this morning for New York with Cannetn Ilnrlier. grown in recent vears until now more For Sunday, 20 September, 1920. Alnrhun Countv, Fin., 50,115; de°f the Brotherhood of Snint Andrew (17th Sunday nfter Trinity.) Church cite ami wilf motor from there U crcnso 4,190; or 12.2 nor rent. Incorp­ than 2 CO churches have their own ri Holy Cross Parish will plens* services nt Holy Cross church, corner Bethlehem nnd Bretton Woods, N. 11. H.A.Nebel. of ntnpa and n mem*-’ orated nlnccs: Alachua, 778; Archer. mnieetion machines hut they have •*«ke notice thnt the regular weekly Pnrfk avenue nnd Fourth street, vril! On their return the latter part of Oo the fi’~ o ' Raxtor A- Nehel. o' Cl*"’- 520; Bell, 140; Gninesville 5.280- lieen unable to" get films that confirm moot t-’iorida. renoris that uithin t^r meetings will l>cgin with the second toiler they will he at home to their Hawthorn, 54.1; High Spring*, 1710; to church id*-nls. The new pint) would be: thnt rnnrrrn hns *?ek in October. Printed notice cards friends at 1850 Ansel Rond, Cleveland "list ninety dnvs Low celebration, #:5u a. m. _ _ ................. Slclrose., 245; Micnnonv, 540: New- n««ure an ndcquute supply of nceepthrnu''ht n Ur** of inv»-«to'« *ill l»e mailed to each member in time Ohio. . _ Church school 9:45 n. m. Oklahoma t« F M berry, 917: Trenton. 400; Waldo, 571 nidc films.---------- x---------,0 give notice. All Junior members The bride is n charming Florid’ Vespers nnd address. 8:00 p. m. do «» -> • t*-n* 1',5 of tknni h"X'-’ X report to the same chapter in Schcol sunplies at thv llersld of Rcgining with the first Sunday In girl nnd hn« mnnv friends throughout | r-d . -f this ^ r.ce;Ti of their holdThe St I.uci" Ccuntv »sir \ ero •hich they met lnrt season nml those October, thi* stnt** who will wish her ever; fico. the retnilnr mid.dnv service ings ntf ClffrniontJ « ■ l» > “nned for Felm ary 9 to 12 . be chnnged to another chapter at 11 o’clock will be resumed. happiness. *>ll receive their appointments. HOPES TO LOWER GASOLINE Them to Get Ready Expected That the En­ rollment Will Be Large FOR TH E BALLOT FINE TEACHING CORPS Woman’s Club Urging! . • a i, A Time Limit Placed on Sale of Tickets CROWD COMING n u ll Hi HHI V PRO Q HIGH SCHOOL STA R TS O FF MONDAY NEXT improvements;;- FORD-MELTON WEDDING �. •Vs* <X •|•ji ! w ■h W t e S x V T v^^® * * 01 h <* Vj « -v ■ "rh ' ,- iX \ 'V r k r \V > ' ■ P - >, :M * v a « ^ » ,*#*.> JK U ”-:-'* - * ...... • , • • *,••1. *• Model 6-18 $2075.00 6-34 $1750.00 DELIVERED Practically the >an;c Spec fi nti*>n> as other cars selling at $300.00 mure inom-y. Sold by n'ora! <ivalt*r who has won the rej utation of giving SHUNICF t<» til*.- <n tir*. sati-fa ti<*n of every customer. . These prices ar Pri e is assured. ur • to g»> h gher •« on. Buy now while the H . L. H A IG H T Overland Sale* & Service Company Cor. Commercial and Park Opposite Hotel Valdez 1 ■» i CORRECT MODES r., 4 4 IHC. INCREASE PRICE FARM IMPLEMENTS [XXXXXXXXXXXXSXXXXXXXXXXXXX Concerted Action bv .Manufacturers and Dealer!* to Increase Price* i Washington, -Sepi. G—Declaring prices of farm implements will be in­ creased without warrant through « concerted action of manufacturers and Florida Men Will Visit First llou«* i dealers, the federnl trade commission, in a report tonight rc-ontmends the Ofo Confederacy En Route reopening of the anti-trust proceed­ ings against the International Har­ The nnnunl session of the nssocint- vester Co., and the institution of juion will l>g, held at Houston. Texas. dicinl proceedings against implement Octcdtcrd-8. The general reunion of and dealers. the Confederate Veterans will be bold manufacturers The commission declares its investi­ at the same time and plnce. This will gation which was ordered by the sen­ bo a wonderful occasion and I trust ate, that between 1914 and that each regimental ami camp com­ 1918 disclosed the prices pnid by farmers fot mander will immediately appoint of­ implements advanced 73 per cent, ficial represenatlve* from heir camps with the greater part of the Increase a marun of honor, chaperone one coming In 1917 nnd 1918. sponsor and two maids of honor. The commission asserts the increase The Atlantic Const Line is the ofwas larger than warranted by in­ ficinyl route for thcSons of Veterans creased costs nnd resulted ir. unusual­ and its official Indies. The rnilroads large profits. have announced n rate of one cent per ly The commission designated the Na­ mile each way. tional Implement and Vehicle Asso­ he Atlantic Coast Line will take us via Montgomery Ain., where a stop ciation, the Southern Wngon Manu­ of three hours will be made so we will facturer’s Association, nnd the Car­ an opportunity of seeing the first riage Builders’ National #\ 35GCi»411011 ’White House" of the Confederacy. ns organizations through which the From there we go to New Orleans manufacturers acted to advance then on to Houston. Tickets will be prices. xsold October 2,3 nnd 4 limited to Oct­ ober 31. Sec that your tickets ire NEW PAINT and WALL PAPER STORE muted A. C. L. to Montgomery. I.. & S. to New Orleans nnd Southern Pacific to Houston. We will leave We .have opened this week Tampa via Atlantic Coast Lin*- at 11: in the new Welaka building on Rail­ 30 a. m. leave Jacksonville P:T>0 n.m. road avenue n complete line of paints October 3 if you desire reservation* and wall (vapor. We expect to install in sleeping car. call or write Mr. Y. 510,000.00 stock of goods here. H. A. R. Beazlov, district nn««enger agent. Hal vet son, Manager. 4-ltc. ------------ X------------Atlantic Const T.ine Railroad. Tamm Fin., or Mr. A. W. Fritot. dividennssrngor agent. Atlantic Con«t I.in-* Railroad, Jacksonville. Fla., nt once.— SUMTR T. LOWRY. We notice with interest the change of business management of the San. ford. Florida. Herald. Mr. N. J. Lil­ ian!. former editor anil owner of The Onlooker, together with Me«sr«. N< •'* and Treadwell have nnrehased •♦o-V in the riant from Mr. Havne« anil Mr. Kirnnhnn. former stockholder. The Sanford Herald is one of the best weekly rnners that we have seep in a long time. It contains sixteen races nnd we feel sun* that unde­ present management it will nrogres* even more in the future than it has in the nn«t. flood lurk to you boys!—OnlookoFoley, Ala. n '.D i l :j <* SONS OF VETERANS TO MEET HOUSTON OCTOBER 6 AND 8 CHANGES HANDS , ■ j ■' .* ^ 4 * ij * I- Beginning with Sept. 20th this Bank will transact no business after 2 p. m. PEOPLES BANK T HE greater your desire for. free­ dom Irom washday drudgery the more you will appreciate the truly rem arkable labor and time-saving conveniences o f the Fall M illinery Now on Display at <5 A i SiI S w /fljffn p J te w r y f A f e h f t n f c r h k ». I .* i itm lir a V ' ii m ' J! !' to For simplicity, handiness and economy* t here is no other washing machine that will please you as much as a Slavtip. Smoothly and quietly it handles the average family wash in fifteen to twenty minutes—ar.J ycu r.rcd not he siirnrhed that it deliver* your w„*h cleaner, whiter and with Ir" wear and tear than if you hud rubbed ar.d crabbed it in the old, wearisome way. We *ha!l l< yleawd to show mu this wonderful washer. If ycu have acta other,, the Ma>tag will lc a revelation to you. SAMCll IIFMUFE ( 0. J. I). DAM SON. Mjrr. The Quality W inter Park, Florida On 1 akt* \ ir.'inia •Qmm <>Mr«t *n I h Mdi l.nterd# non lrAlk»n*l • I o<dkra!ii<r>l Standard eour»c« Iradinz to II decree. l ’rc-profc!>*lonal rnur*c* in Mrdicene, l aw and LncincerincSpecial advantage!. In Mu»lc faculty of nine . Busine**. Hume Economics. I ine end lmlu-tri.nl Arts and Aeademv loth, l l t h i 12th grades Thirty.«l\th year open* September 20. 1920 GF.ORGE MORGAN WARD. I). I)., I.I.. I)., Pres. IF YOl* NEED A NEW The Shop of Quality and [Service A Tonic For Women <cvA ^ HA COM PANY • Are you hoping lo make the "big strike” «om; day, that your rich aunt, uncle or some unknown rrl. ative will die and bequeath you n fortune, nr that something somehow will turn up and make you rich quick? There seems to bo an invisible imp always lurk­ ing about mankind with a vision of future prosperJty and sudden independence beyond the present that never very rarely materializes. Don't let this imp fool you. The stern reality of the present is the best foundation upon which to build your fature. Neglect the present and your future is a failure. I’rotect your future by intesting a little money each month. Financial independence comes to those who make careful and wise investments. It is the saf­ est and quickest road to the "big strike." There is none better than 8 per cent Cumulat­ ive Prior Preferred Stock of The Southern l ’tilities Company. , THIS STOCK CAN HE PURCHASED IN CASH OR INSTALL­ MENTS. WRITE OR CALL FOR INVESTMENT BRO­ CHURE. . "1 was hardly able to drag, I was so weakened," writes Mrs. W. F. Ray, of Easley, S. C. "Tlic doctor treated me for about two months, still 1 didn't gel any belter. I had a large fam­ ily and felt I surely must do something to enable me lo take care of my little ones. I bad heard of I Sanford, Florida, or General Office, Palatka, Florida X X X X X X X X X X X X X X SX X X X X X X X X X X X “ DO IT NOW ” IUSimplv Removes 01 struct ion.** to Flood Flow— AccuinuU.tIor> of im-ny year.-* Ar.d Ti u, Equ.. P:v. >u:v < n X rv • A:*a l ies A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION IS ALWAYS ADMIRED If yo u ta k e a f e w d o a e s o f CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS, y o u w i l l s e e t h e y d o m o re to c le a n u p th e c o m p le x io n th an a l l th e b e a u ty tr e a tm e n ts In c r e a t i o n . An __ Imperfect ?. < « ASK THEM For M anv Human Ills And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Functions Better- G tXourishmcnt to Dormant Tissue. No .Mystery No Imagination TF ! FPIIO NK 1S4 l C. C.ANIFHON P . O . B ox 399 complex­ io n Is I I T T L E i cau sed by . i v e r ’ n s lu o n l* h L iv e r . M il­ l i o n s ol people, o ld , y o u n g a n d m id d le a g e ta k e th em for C o n stip a tio n , U l l l o u s n c s s , D i z z i n e s s , Sick H e a d a c h e , U p set S to m a c h and lo r S a llo w , P im p ly an d U lotchy S k in . T h e se lit t le p i ll s e lim i­ n a te n il w a s t e m a tte r lrom the s y s t e m , n n d c le a n up th e comp lo \lo n In a l e w w e e k s . PILLS tocla, must lx,r iljnilore 5null Fill Sail! Dove “ENERGIZER” Santord Auto Transfer E. A. M O FFETT, Prop. Light and H eavy H auling Phone 167--W for Prompt Service and Reasonable Prices Sm.ll Prirr ^ u id e o p e n e d h is ixBOufh. T H R E E DAYS from town • • • T H R E E CHANGES cf trains. • • • INCLUDING A ride. • • • • • • NARROW GAUGE line. « • • THEN FORTY miles more. • • • DUT ABLE neither. • • • • • • BUT WHEN at night. • • • BY THE camp Are. TO WRITE nor read. T H E R E IN tho hea rt. • • • OF T H E "forest prlmoTaL" IN A -.’. vTcr t • • TILL TH E country road. AND A hundred miles. PETER ED OUT and f t o r r ^ L • • • THEN CY f.Ro?. I GAVE him one. • , • C F MY cigarettes THROUGH wooded etre\m». HE LIT It. drew d*Mp. • • • • • • . . . • • • TILL FINALLY a t th o lake. • • • I MET my ru'de. . . . AND WE made camp. • • • THE GUIDE was nattvo tom. , • • t A CHILD of tho wilderness. WISE IN wood.lore. "I decided lo try It,” con­ tinues Mrs. Ray . . . "I took eight bottles in all . . . I re­ gained my strength and have had no more trouble with wo­ manly weakness. I luve ten children and am able to do all my housework and a lot out­ doors . . . I can sure recom­ mend Cardul.” Take Cardui today. II may be ]ust what you need. At all druggists. X Southern Utilities Co. ON A dinky llute. Buy the Best that is m ade We also have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES Do you know that to every "big strike" there are 99 failures. lie said OIL COOK STOVE The FLORENCE Automatic * "Kwefy 4 i m e (H 1 OLLINSCOLLEGE THE BIG STRIKE The “ LOGICAL TR E A TM EN T’ CARTERS 1• FRIDAY, SEPTE.MDER 17, 19:0. TIIE SANFORD HERAI.D PACK SIXTEEN • • f AND TH E craft c t camps. • • , • • • FROM HAUNT9 of men. SMILED AND satd. THEY SATISFY- •C ATJSFT" just fits Chesterfields*3 T h-re's semething in their mud smocthncrs that goes right to thn spot. Choire tobaccos, Turkish and Domestic — ■*. blend that literal!? ran’f be copied—a glassir.e wrapper for their extra protection—on every count. Chesterfields ‘'latu/y- C I S A F lS T T B S SA N F O R D , FLORIDA IT?’fjt-'t'Yf’*v �r n E SANFORD nE R A LD PAGE TWO FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER „ 2J . store to Overstreet Turpentine Co, am Atlanta; and Miss Virginia Smith, of wish to say that B. J. Overstreet and Sanford, Florida; one son, Charles li. Payne have purchased J- M. Waits' Smith, of Asheville, N. C.—Grcensatore and will take poasesaion Oetobet ' boro, Gu., Herald. 1st. Resolution. -----------x----------OSCEOLA (BRIDGEND) NEWS A BUNCH UP IN TERESTIN G ITEM S FROM COR­ Resolutions adopted by the session ,, _ .. . „ „ ,, , , of First Presbyterian church of SanRESPO N D ENTS—EVENTS OF SEM INOLE COUN­ Mr. Graham and Emil Dnmo spent .-urtj Florida; Sunday in Sanford. Whereas: Our grentty beloved T Y -E F F IC IE N T R E PO R TER S FOR THE HERALD .. . TT- . , „ ■i brother and fellow elder Captain R. Mr. Arthur Smith returned Friday B Smith has bccn cnucd to his evafter a weeks vi»!t wih the home l>r|a8tinc home, resolved, that 1. We bow in humble submission to the will of our Heavenly Father, Mr. J. W. Lolly has accepted the who docth all th in g s well position of mill fore-man and moved . 2. We te stifv to the beautiful, erMRS. IIAl.LENGER, Correspondent. there with his fuinily he first of the em p ln ry Christian ch a ra c te r of o ur month. b r o th e r who, t h ro u g h a long life bore Lets make this last week, one of and their little ones of the West Side daily evidence of th e Power and and Mrs. Tarino of Iuike and Mr the best. The shop is being built under the, ^ that is by constant fclMary " S laTifcJ*1gf# supervision of our Mr. Paul Runyon Iow, hip with the Master. We delight The attendance has been very Rood and perhaps we had better address to recA|, hia dai!y hahit of mcmoYlzNearly every day we hear the trac­ him as IL B. Bradley, Esq. during the meetings. jng some portion of the scripture, nnd tor at work in the Tropical Produce to hold it up to our membership ns an We have had some fine weather this ' Company I-nn<l« and we understand Miss Emma Shull, who has been oxnmple worthy of emulation. they *hav4 added another, hundred staying with Mrs. J. M. Clark fur week for fail gardening. 3. That ns clerk of qur session his acres, so no .wtheif holdings reach to some time, returned to her home in faithfulness was ever mnnifest in his Jessse Lee will he one of the drivers the Upsala Station. Melbourne Monday, last week. regularity upon such meetings; his for the school bus this Fall, vre are Norman Swanson treated his father glad to learn. Our school opened on September 1st scrupulous care in every* detail, and Sanford Ave. and First Street and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Nils Swan­ and is going strong with a large num* his earnest prayers for the upbuild­ Carl Pierson took a trip to the We* son and also Mr. nnd Mrs. Emil . Mag- ber of students. In fact it looks now ing of the Kingdom. Thnt we extend to his family kiva but was back in time for the nuson to a day at Daytona Beach last as though we would have to provide our4. deepest sympathy in this time of Sunday by motoring over with them more room. morning service. their grief, nnd nssure them of our in his fine roomy car. Next Sunday will he the last night ....... _ , Thd site was chosen by our general prayers. 5. That n copy of these resolu­ Geo. Ballinger was a caller Tuesday , manager, Mr. J. M. Clark. Whether for the evening service as Sunday tions l>o spread upon our record and morning at the home of Emu Mag. | he chose it with the though in mind School starts again. nuson and August Swanson tind in that some old Indian relics mfght be one sent to the family. Signed: Mr. Ballinger was fortunate enough the afternoon we were treated to a duB UJ)i so that! he could add thcnvto E. D. Brownlee. to kill another rattler this week, that trip into town making short calls at his already large colcction, or not the H. C. DuBose. the home of Mrs. Collier ami Rev. facj remains; lie chose the best posour little dog discovered. ---------x----------Bmwer nnd wife. sible location for the building. WHOLESALE PRICES DROPS ' Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Lundnuist nnd their parents Mr. and Mrs. John Lund* Mr. and Mrs Andrew Berthson and ( Mr. E. L. Hunter, president of our . . . . . , ,, , 00 , . . baby Claire and son Howard were out company, has returned from his vaca- , " ashinrton, Sept. - - —A drop of quist were out also nuoting. autfJ driving Sunday taking their din- tjon aruj js again with us on the job, fm\r ,n , OIlc' h;,lf, cpnts T " ,p cpn' .... with them *P..m nnd nml i-nlminde .... i _ . i ................. of the other pr:i* *pVpl wholesale prices during Sorry to hear thnt Mr. nml Mrs. tu-r going hv by \\Winde. Wl............„ tin. Rja(] tu say, Two ail an i Mr p I August is reported by the DepnrtRnntoul am! children-are notexpect- mere having with them a* guest* officers, Mr. J. E. ilnl Hoi lluiian amt Mr. 1 . J. mpnt nf I>|lbor> Foodstuffshowed cd to come down till December from f,,r the trio Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krell Feitner, wil Ireturn the latter part of , , , , , B-ston. and baby Dorothy. the week nnd we •will all be glad to thp irrcntean price recessions, the «le------------— have them with us again. cr"n? ’ ".'paging more than 12 per Two or three ears of Grapeville The many friends of Mrs. \ern e _____ nearly six per cent nnd clothing, five Mk< took a trip down to Maitland to Toiler will be glad to hear that her Dr. j \y Martin has one of the nmlt,,rPP B arters. Fuel, metals am! greet Mr.*. George Benton in her new -i-ter. Mrs. Henry Gleason nml little finest offices to be found anywhere. In ,ln,l!lpfurnishings showed an inhoic.e last Sunday afternoon. -Hn. I lvde of St. T.awrt-iice ( o.. New *umc building youA n get a shave prea*e. -------Turk are expected on the boat next ali,| Dtix*c your clothespressed while Mr. an ! Mrs. .Ie-«c Lee l.r.i: ii' Sunday ; > ‘ they- are hoping to have y()U wait, also get your mail. Then if NEW VICE PRESIDENT SUCCESS IS ATTAINED BY THE FLORID \ n i THE PEOPLE'S BANK guests at tluir home; Mr. and Mrs them spend the winter with them in y„u ar t. hungry, you enn step next CITRUS EXCHANGE-ONLY AS IT SATMTF< Het.rv Lee ami Mr. nnd Mr*. lb y I. Sanford. door and see Mrs. Lindsey, who pn THE MEMBERSHIP. it. P. Smith, of Atlanta, has nrivsubs over the ••Beanery''. So you see We have till of the accomodations t d in the city and purchased an inter est in stock of the People's Bank o afforded in an uptodate town. THE GENERAL SATISFACTION OF MEM­ this city and iia* been elected one of BERS IS THE BEST POSSIBLE TESTIMnN) We have to report this week that the vice presidents, the other being M. Hand, of this city. .Mr. Smith TO THE EFFICIENCY OF THIS COOPER \T|VJ Bridgend lias been taken off the map. * MRS. J. ('. ELLSWORTH. Correspondent. but we are all here just the* same. Th­ Pas heel! in the hanking business for ORGANIZATION OF CITRUS GROWERS. imine of our town has been changed t in Atlanta with the William system Ed Cameron was here a portion of Osceola, a change that is pleasing to of banks, and having heard so much A. B t.'ameroii is driving a fine ITS ACCOMPLISHMENT II \S BEEN IN' I III last week from Bostwiek. all who are acquainted with the histo- nb*ott the wonderful prpspeiMs / t it.g new Ford truck. ry of this particular locality. On tin Hanford came and saw and was couWAY OF HELPING MEMBERS TO SELL TIIEIIi viiict-d with the result that he pur FRUIT FOR MORE WHILE PRODUCING IT FOR Walter itauleson wa* in DeLand oi M i" Edith McClelland i- visitim. pYcsent cite of the Osceola Gfprc," chased stock in tin- People's and will M'-r.ilav t . -ee tr.i Ot uli-t Dr. In. r.iin h e r e a few days before returning to .Mills nml along the banks of the St LESS, GIVING LARGER NET PROFITS. River, there are mounds to b. become n resident. Mrs. Smith will Eu Gallic. She has been with hei Johns seen which were built bf the Osceola rrive here tomorrow and as soon | Henry Groom of Hampton S. i' grandmother In Genera for soim li dians; it being said that Chid Osee. 1 1 house can be procured Mr. am' GROWERS NOT HERETOFORE AFFILIATED a visitor at L--ui- Kimud* in i nnter- time. ola was a frequent visitor among then Mrs. Smith will go to house keeping WITH THE FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE un City. -----mounds in the old days, before tin- until lie can find a suitable lot ti ARE INVITED TO SHARE IN THE BENEFITS -------The groom was bom in this neigh- whit man had invented the present build a home. Mr. Smith has beet Mr. C E. (‘ho:pelting returned houl borhood oi.d always lived here except day saw mill niaehienery. Several of 1ver much of the country* ami said OF CO-OPERATIVE SELLING OF THEIR PRO­ Sunitay Mom ial -lay- -tay with tw-» yean spent in Ftanm* during the these mound* are now being cleared 'b at this city and the surroundirn DUCT AND CO-OPERATIVE BUYING o | SUPhei daughter Mrs. B. I!. Squire in war nnd i- a favorite of every one. away f-o the building of a new nui country amazed him in its potentiali PLIES. Jacksonville, They have the best wishes of the com­ chine shop, which when finished will 'i p* and all thnt he has heard is not munity. be one of the finest in the South . half the story. Tile people of Sanford A daughter was born to Mr. ami Join now—before it Is loo late—and begin l<> will be glnd to learn that Mr. am' Mr- Bryan F. Squire at their home The families ami a few friends wen Mr. and Mrs. Clark entertained a Mrs. Smith will make this city theii tH-neflt from the Exchange during tlie the only guests at tjie wedding, tin number of friend* at a card party Sat- future home. in South Jacksonville Sept 15. 21 '•canon. For information write hu*inc** house was prettily decorated with cut unlav evening. Five Hundred, rook -xmanager Florida Citrun Exchange, Tampa, Fla, A lightening holt badly damaged Mrx John Robinson and four chil­ Muwci's and vines and a weedding dm- and checkers being played. Delicious consult the manager of nearest association, or dren were out from town spending ner was served. I he happy couple refreshments were served during the 'be Baptist church in Iirndentown on call on. went to housekeeping at once on evening and all enjoyed themselves Friday at o'clock, tearing awnv last week at the home of her fathet Mitchell Hill. unil a late hour. Those present were the tile and doing about ?.*i00 worth Fred Cowan. ______ _____ Mr. and Mrs. Cussins. Mr. and Mrs. of damage. The marriage of Miss Mary 1. McWilliams, Mr. nml Mrs. D. A. OldO ra n je County Citrus Sub-Exchange Mrs. Loretta Tracey has returned Bridge • r.mf Duncan A, Mitchell to.if. en. FT Dr. nnd Mrs. Martin. Mr. and Mr*, FINAL DISCHARGE to St. Petersburg after spending sev­ place at the home of the brides par- Butler, Orlando Bank & Tru*l Company Building Mrs. Coplon Faith Meyer, Mr. eral w'eeks at the home of her brother ••tits Mr. ad Mrs. I. V. Bridges on Mon J. E. Hoban. In Court of County Judge, Seminole ( i lamlu, Florida Mack Martin, E. I.. HunElwood lush. day at I o’colrk Justice of the I'eaei ' vr mul Mr. Owens.—Melbourne times County, State of Florida. _______ _______ In re Estate of Augustin Morcmcn, , ,, ,, „ Stringfellow officiated. Th J bride ..................... _ deceased, ■ir. and Mrs. Morris Spencer tin was sweet nml pretty in a dainty Eleven year* ol unqualified success. ProveNotice is hereby given, to all whom newly wed- im- to begin house keep, whit* frock. She is quite well known t API AIN SMITH DIES IN EIGHTY SIXTH YEAR it tuny concern, tlint on tho Fifteenth stability. Ini rearing advantages to members. ing tnis week Wednesday at theii about here as the family came her* -------day of November A. D. 1320 we shall pretlv home in Cameron City. from Titusville about two years ago. Although Born in North lie Followed apply tn the Honorable E. F. Hnusholder. Judge of said Court, ns Judg< Confederate Flag as a Com­ of Probnte, for our final discharge a* mander of Company. Executor of the estate of Augustin -------Morcmcn deceased; and that at the Captain II. B. Smith, in hi* eighty- same time we will present our final MISS \. li. MITCHELL Correspondent. sixth year, died Tuesday iiioining at accounts as Executor of said estate 0 o'clock at the home of his daughter, and ask for their approval. Reynolds, tn in tins this city. city. Dated September 2nd, A. D. 1920. t i ,.. ...... t .'I .. i Mrs. J. M. Keynoids, Mr. and Mrs. I. R Gore spint Sun..... ’’ 1 f ” , Y. ' f' a,r° ” ot reg!*- T |u. ,.nd was not unexpected a* CaptOrlando Bank & Trust Company day in Daytona. . „ .i, ' fact, they seen a i(l S m n b had been seriously ill foi Executor. to be indifferent on the subject. some time. Robinson & Bridges, Mr W. It. Going and family left The venerable gentleman was born -l-f'te Attorneys for Executor Thursday for Miami. in Pennsylvania in March. Dull!, a n d -----------------------------------------------Mr. ami Mrs. Albeit Rossitor, Petersburg ariv.-d Sunday f.*r a when quite a young man moved to Mi*. W. J. Grogan i« \i-it;c._- he: St. few day** vi*it to Mi** Nell William* Florida, where he taught school. brother, Mr*. Theo Aulm. _____ When the hours approached which brought war between the states, Franci- Swope left Monday for R 1 Captain the Mrs. T. W Lawton ami children Smith volunteered in the bn* College. Winter Park, where I. h a v e returned from the beach. of hts adopted country, amt intend - to enter #->r the coming s*hoo service for four year* cvmmnnded t ompntiy Mel It- Marshall left ‘hl^ week f.K term. K. Tth Florida Regiment. Marysville, IViii. . where iie icturns t After the war, Captain Smith came fchoul. .dis* Lillian Maieomb arirved Sun- to Georgia where he resumed his day from Tampa for a short vi*i: work as a school teacher, and a few Mi Let- Wheeler nnd family Lav* '•’ ber sister, Mr*. L 11. (tore. IWon war* later he married Jlis.* Anna returned home after a two week*’ sta\ returning to her home in Atlanta. Clark, the daughter of General Jos:n Daytona. iah Clark, of Walton county. Captain Smith's entire life had Mrs. T. L. Mende ha* been suffering Miss Janice Juek'on, of Atlanta. ,ir thi* week fr- in a *everi cold nnd wa- been spent in the cause of sdueation, nVttl r riday vi^it her aunt* Mr* iinnide to be in the Lib:ary Saturday and for eight years he was county i narlie West, at Lake ('harm. superintendent of Gieene Surfer 1 prosperity is visible or. every hand. Our Mrs. B (!. Smith acted as librarian. school county, lie was a faithful membei farmer* are making good and with their sure*-* of the Presbyterian church and hi* others are also prospering and best of all we au membership at tiio time of his death was at Sanford, Florida, where he had believe ir. Sanford and Seminole County. M n**y resided during the past few years ma ie her*, is also being invested in developing our with his daughter, Miss Virginia MILS. J. sP DINK EL. Correspondent. Smith. sec*i n. Ou- g*o-.vt'n i« legitimate anl inspiring. The noble veteran had been a eonF b * are settling down for a life time stay —buying spicious church worker in this sec L. W. Dickson has purchased a lot store, recently purchased l>y L. it. lion especially in the Sunday school I one* und farms, businesses etc. near Greenwood Lake. field. Cnpt. Smith organized the Payne and It. .1. Overstreet. Sunday school in the West End of Atty *re in need if anything in the way uf property Muriel ami Clyde Chriser of Orlnn.t . . . . , , , . .. . this city, as well as several other will do well to call at my Office Thr small cement do, were visitors in town Sunday .* ' f u pr returned home last .a t- flourishing schools in this section of in oiwu aunua). day from Pennsylvnnui wlieiv lie ,h.. the «tnt.. state. building on Park Ave . has been for the past month. He was a consecrated man and prncW. S. Entzminger, of Plant Citv lived those teachings of reverence and was transacting business in town Sat I have a**i.*ted may and can help you. Mr. C. W. Entzminger spent th* devotion to those causes which he nrifay. week end in Plant City the guest of held honored and highest. Mr. and Mrs. W*. S. Entzminger. Captain Smith's membership in the The Pie Social held at the Library Presbyterian church was at Union building Friday evening was quite ii Mr. and Mrs. Will Sntcher left last Point nt one time, and the Greensuccess. Wednesday for Dothan, Ala., when boro church once claimed his labors. they will visit Mr. Sateller’s relatives. The funeral services was held at A. ) . Fuller is having his house tho Presbyterian church here Wed­ repaired and expects to move hen C. W. Entzminger returned home nesday morning nt 10:30 o’clock, be­ Watch the South East Corner of Page Two with his family shortly. on Tuesday from Hot Springs, Ark., ing conducted by Rev. M. C. Liddell, where he had been for treatment. Mr. of the church, assisted by Rev. Miss Lillian w;«its will leave Sat Entezminger visited relatives in Geor­ pastor E. P. Mickcl, of Union Point. The «nlny for Gulfport where she will gia while enroute home. interment took place at Union Point, teaclt school this winter. following the services here. The correspondent wishes to cor Captain Smith is survived by three Mr. und Mrs. L. R. Pnvne hnv« reel the statement made in last week' dnughtirs. Mrs. J. M. Reynolds, of moved in the rooms over the Waits items thnt J. M. Warts had sold his Greensboro; Miss Laura Smith, of NEW VULCANIZING SHOP NOW OPEN C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS Casing and Tube Vulcanizing Retreading . Uosala and Grapeville Locals Firestone Tires and Tubes 20 Per cent Discount E. S. ROCKEY A Satisfied Membership In vites You to Join The Florida Citrus Exchange Lire Xeics of East Sanford Oviedo Locals and Personals DeanTurner F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E T H E M 10 Longwood Laconics Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 112 W. First St. Phone 497 J. E. SPURLING �■ • * THE SANFORD HERALD Fp,nAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1920____________ r' • *J.\ IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS Columbia Wins Series C E L E R Y SEED EDITED BY CHAS. L. BRITT Paper* all about the state are tnlkIny alwut the foot ball teams that are bciny organized in the different M>rle* between Tampa (wirier* hiyh schools and colleyes. rj^ii.la State League pennant) an.! CojttI„bi« (winner* of the South AtSanford has just ns Rood a hiyh t t League pennant) for* the chain* school as any in the state. So why not a foot ball team. tiR> M,uth clwt U" 1 e.funlMV in 'Jacksonville wit the SalThe different lenyues arc all com .eiier.-f the champ*. iny to a close fast these days. Litth » i {ur the first thee sanies thnt Mock won the pennant in the South ‘t, played in Tampa with one vlcto- ern, Columbia in the South Atlantic of the tlircc for ram pa they Baltimore in the International. Am , ,1 on to Orlando for the fourth it Icoks like the Dodyers and Indian* S , With slight odds on Columbia. for the world’s series. 1 The Smoker? went into this itnim «iJh the old fight and their mind* “Ited", Davis and Gilbert Frecmar *’ 1,. up that it was to l>e a Tampa tied up m a little argument last wee! Tv Tlie crowd thnt witnessed tin and Inlk.ny about these to sport numbered up around two thou?- writers, there is one thinp wo liki JJj and they were all for Twnpr about Red that we can't say for Free man and that is we like, the nin il Hnin tried to hrenk up the fun just i.foro time for the game to start, -ft-r nlKiut fifteen minutes d.rwnur it let up and about fifty rollon?. If gasoline was then burned o nthc diamond to put it in shape to play. \nd tlie game Itself was one o jirettiost exhibitions of bnsebnl r staged in this league. Spectac catches and one band stop* plentiful and for eleven lone in rlrc* they battled with the score nm ,0 one when the ump* decided it wn. too dark to go any further. R,d Crnlir did the twirl ini: for thi Smoker* while Whitney worked foi Columbia with “Red" twirling one o the nicest games this year. |n Jncksonivlle Friday ( olumbu four to nothinir. with Alvaro; n.rkim* for Tampa anil Clieiiy f,r Columbia. , . . ... Saturday Columbia ended it with rnttv one to nothing game. _ The final standinir of the series was .. f.illpw.: w , fplumtiin ........................ I I s™ Timpa ............................ 1 A Tied one. ---------- x----------St. Augustine Meats Smokers After playiny with Columbia all the week anil winning but one gnmc, Tampa decided to slip over to St. Aufuttin.' and add one more gnmc to their short string before disbanding fot the winter. They went over, inn they didn't ndd the victory to theii itrinp. Instead they nded one more defeat, making it one of the seven for the week. The fans of St. Augustine turned S{.t the strnyest since the time tin Pirates played their exhibition ynme re and they were wild with joy the way their amatuer team handled th*»e chesty Smoker*. Skmy Watts, the once pride of the Celery Feds, was on the mound foi th.- Smoker*. Althouyh he ynve up tut four hits two of these were fm two bases each, and both time* at a tinn when they were needed. Cliff Colli' held the Smokers to three lone linyhs, two of which were of tin icrntch variety. Nellie l.eneh scored the first run for ihe Smoker* in the openiny frame of the ynme. lie drew n free pass, itole otond. ndvnnced to third on n wild pitch and reyistereil when Viuvlin singled throuph the pitcher's lo' > . . There was no more scoring on tin Smokers' (.art until the eiyhth. when Felix drew n free pn*s, taking second while Moran fumbled Vnuylin’s hiyb flv to riylit, then mlvnnciny to thin! a< Vnuyhan wn» piped trying to yn ti socnrnl. Mrack drove a lony fly ti right field which acted as n sacrifici icoriny Felix. St. Auyustine scored their first rur »r.<l the two necessary to win cam. am v- in the fourth. The score by inninys: St. Auyustine 00 i 200 00x—It 1 f Tampn _. ____J00 (100 01(1- 2 " J ---------- x------- - ‘GATORS GETTING READY Gainesville, Sept. 19.—(Special.)— ” • G Kline, new coach of the Florida foot ball team, hus arived to bcgii founding the Gator pigskin warrior* lnf° shape to trim the old arch encton*. Georgia and Tulane. Coach hline is full of enthusiasm'nnd is op­ timistic about the prospects for tin taming season. 11c has started thi •'*11 to rolling by talking over jlum •rth Manager Gunn, Captain Mnkei *r*d a few af last year’s squad. „ .1he schedule »vp» discussed nnd deep, dark and dangerous" ploti Southern. Actual work will bestnrt fl‘ ',n I b ming field Monday ufternoop *r,‘ it is expected that fifty or sixty f-rn will turn out. ( <uch Kline come* to Florida fron • thriihka, where he hail several mo* ’;t t-sfui year* coaching Nchfaskt f h van and the University of Ne r*‘-ka. He is necompnnied by hi J , and little son. Hilly.—Tampi tribune. J *1 Iti't player for him to ctiml Harry liurke, the Inst playei jjr a,i>ori to *ny anything against ®r[7 °ne of the nicest nnd clean I , ‘'tile bn| players that ever caim I *{he Florida State League, receiv Freeman a bmiibaidim-iit be. , i'.1’1’ | Harry made one little error ^ players make errors and then n« very noticeable ore* in tin1 snnu |' an. Harry played in, but nccordini *rn*nd Gilbert, Hurry was to Idain' », « . '■’ don’t believe there is nny cb ...ra wl.at Sanford High will h ’ thinys he says about a player nm when tliere is nothiny nica to say hi just doesn't say. Can’t say the snnu for Fi email though, because nil thn the season he kept poundiny and humpiny some player or other. Maybe the reason that Tampa dl< not do any more ayninst Columbia o. St. Auyustine than she did was be­ cause the team was not made up ol the men that Mr. Freeman selected We would suggest that next ycai Tnmpn yive Mr. Freeman the ohnnci to mnnaye the club. ---------- x-------------DROP IV FORI) PRICES IS ANNOUNCED The announcement said the action was taken despite unfilled orders for n hundred nmi forty-six thousand ve­ hicle*. It i« stated there will be no reduction in wnyes at nny of the Ford plants. "Nt/w i* the time to call a halt on war methods, prices, profiteeriny ami (Treed, the announcement stated. Tlie nnounccmcnt of the new prlc. o* for Sanford are given in thi* issue of the Herald by Edward Higgiti- tinlocal dealer. UTRUS REMINAR Ford -a)* Time Some One Start- Mu! Rolliny—Will Not Reduce WARES In Ain Of Wil l ME HELD \T UNIVERSITY Hi- Plant* OF FLORIDA. (H TOMF.lt 7-8 Detroit, Sept. 21.—The re-establishiny of pre-war price* on all product* A’nustiuily uiteie.-tiiiy and instruct of the Ford Motor Co., effective im­ ' will be the pr<grnni of the eleventh mediately was announced today by annual citrus seminar. The occasion Henry IForil. The reductions wil of this meeting i< October Ti It an range from approximately fourteen Sth and the nlncc t* the University of per cent on motor trucks to I per Florida, at liaine*ville. cent! on small automobiles. (’ '■eat effojt* have been made to s>- E D I T O R cure the best spenkr* on citrus ques* hnv hn succssfuttaoln ahrdlu cnifff lion* in the country ami these efforts have been successful. Men of nation­ al reputation and year* of experience are coming to lecture. I he setninnr i» an annual event at the University, held under the derection of the Agricultural Extension Division. Ample provi-on* have been made for taking care of visitor?, but leservulion* should tie made early. The program in full follows: Tur-dn), October .” Iiivocntion, Rev. 1. C. Jenkins. Openim Vddrc**e* .1 C. Adkins, tin Mayor of Ciniiiesv’le, Dr A. A. Murphree,* j ' sidetit and P. II. Rolfs, t! Dean. Response to opening nddres-c.*, by Hon. W. J.Sears. M. C. Fewer fertilizer feminine, Dr. J. W Harper, Soil Ini]irovemetit Committee Atlanta, On. Fertilizer (iunrnntce* and What they Mean. Dr. R. W. Ruprecht Physioliyical Chemist, Florida Expe riment Station. Economic Use **f Fertilizers in drove Culture, F. F. Detlosk. Potash mid Phosjihorb Acid in Citius Fertilizers, M. F Flovil. Now That The Fall Season wouldn’t it be well for every one to make their selections before the real cold weather sets in. They get first choice ol everything if they do. WE NOW HAVE FOR YOUR INSPECTION I he very best in SOCIETY BRAND AND CAMPUS Suits that you would be glad to wear anywhere at any time BERG Felt Hats and Lion Brand Velours C H A S . L. B R U T Packard and Beacon SHOES ■ WITH A COMPLETE L I N E OF E V E R Y THING THAT GOES TO SET THESE OFF WELL Cover Crop* in Citrus Groves, J. B. Thompson, Tuesday Afternoon I 'em it respects in Nursery Stocks, F. M. O'Dyrne. futttrol of Rust Mites in Groves, Y\. W. Yothers, Rureau of Entomoli. «• Quarantine Inspection Work, Dr. J. H. Montgomery. Citrus Canker Situation, Dr. Wil* mon Newell State Plant Hoard. Marketing Produce. I„. M. Rhodes, Commissioner State Marketing bu­ reau. Farm Bureau Organization, W. C. Lassiter, Editor S. E. Edition Pro­ gressive Farmer. Tractors for Grove Cultivation, Prof. Frazier Royers. Problems of Citrus Culture, Dr. II. J. Webber, formerly Director Callfornln Experiment Station. Wednesdn) Morning Citru* Nursciy II, J. Webher. Rraiich Citrus Experiment Station. Dean P. H. Rolfs. Discussion of Fungus Parasites of White Fly. Dr. E. W. Merger. Work and Status of the Florida Experiment Station, Dean P. II. Rolf* Drainage for Citrus Lands. A. O. Kay. Result* of Fertilizer Experiments With Phosphate* and Potash, Dr. 11. W. Ruprecht. Wednesdn) Afternoon i urnsite* that Dmroy Citrus In. sects, J, R. Watson. Some Citrus Problem* on Hammock Soils,. The Freight Transportation Situa­ tion. C. E. Hix, Superintendent of Transportation S. A. I,. Ry. Citrus Fruit* In the Hands of the Housewife Mi-1* S. W. Partridge, State Home Demonstration Agent*. Thrips on Citrus Trees. Prof. J. R. Watson. Review of Some drove Practices M. F. Floyd. Some of the Needs 11 Our State Educational Institutions, C. K. Steware. Florida Citrus Eyhnnge. There wil he a general display of spraying machinery uml equipment by manufacturer* nnd dealers, dis­ played for the benefit of growers. N. ‘ W. nrn. 5TH ANNUAL LIVESTOCK RO U N D -U P w ■ fl I■ Ii . I I J rt fi ■ i I i i ■ H «il to il WILL ME MORE INTERESTING TO LIVE STOCK RAISERS OF FLORIDA The Fifth Annual Livestock Round­ up at the University of Florida, Octo­ ber 7th, promises t<> he of real Interest to afrmers and stock raisers cf the I'rogram state. Following is the program: | Fifth Annual Livestock Roundup, Thursday. October ilh. Addresses of Welcome, Dr. A. A. Mur phree. Mayor J. (• Atkins. Response to Addresses of Welcome. Peanuts pasture and work, K. ” • . Hiatt, Atlanta, Ga. 1 Fertilizing peanut*, Dr. J- »*• ,,,r* ‘Rnglon. , . ,,, . I Address, Ibm. ( ary A. Hardee, ot Live dak. I GrusM . J. M. Thmiipson. n . - t . n m - for -oil im provem ent, |,!.w to'u*. (hem. W. Lassiter. J! I THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT • ■> ■i ! | \% [] ! (V Al I'he work and needs of the Floridn Experiment Station, P. H. Jb'Hs. Growth of the Pure llrnl Livestock Industry in Florida. W’. M. Yrocr. l-ditni Floriiln Nrmcr A: Stockman, i Co-operative m a rk e tin g of livestock and it- influence on the development nf the industry, l . A. Lobh, ulitt r Southern Uurnlllt. .. I Stimulating the cattle business, HN MennettA California. , I Some needs of our educational insti­ tutions. F. M. O’Uyrnc. Friday. October 8 protecting corn from weevils, J. «• \- I .; I ■■. II ' severity-five liens on every' f»™i, Hi N. W'. Santmrn. I Soft pork and its problem* for the producer and packer, J. \V*. Thwcatt, representative Swift & Company. Soft pork experiments conducted by the bureau of animal industry, O. G. Hankins. Washington, D. C. Soft pork experiments in Alabama, Prof. J. F. Dugger. Auburn, Ain. | Soft pork experiment* In Honda, J. M. Scott. , , . . . General discussion on soft pork, led hv Dr. M. P- Jirnlgnn. Athens, Gu. i Why railroads favor the priMluc' tion of live stock, Jesse M Jones, Nor- I il' I t ■Guernsey rattle A. U. Nielson, West 1Palm Reach. Jersey cattle, K. L. Pike, Atlanta, state Livestock Sanitary Hoard, W. A M>'IInc. 1 t.tl,.I.r.izve. lick eradication, Dr. K. M. Nighbert, Moreau of Animal Industry. I Same diseases of cattle. Dr. A. L. Shealey. Making Florida a factor ^in the world's livestock market, E. N. Went­ worth. representative of Armour & Co., of Chicago ., Mixed feed* and patent stock reme­ dies, C. H. Willoughby. Better chicks and how to grow them Dr. E. W, Sanborn. ---------- x---------Mrs. Mol lie R. Waite*. !*:i years of ago, n distinguished daughter of the nld smith and one of the most promi­ nent of Tallnhassee's women, present­ ed herself nt the office of supervisor „f registration nnd became a qualified elector of the state. ---------- -----------It is expected that mange* from Miami will begin to move after Sep­ tember 27th. it i SDH n \ I i l }, !I ;'|h ,1 5 5ft ■ t K I -1 ■ I m 1 T l ,l L I M j ■ p | % I ! . ■ 'v | ; 1! i ■ B I > il B r l I PM ' m 4 6. �■( B PACE FOUR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2t77 > ? THE SANFORD HFR AID* The world is in a condition of wide | which the events of the past five years t u i j i j f l i l l V J l \ U U L i I v H I j L/ spread unrest unccrtainity and’ disor- have forced upon us: der. After nil, it is not such much Eiiui wliat ails the. world as what ails you. StcrtUry Tr»»«jr»i j f y o u u r c y o u c a n help lliuke o«R«rmt Mtni«r Wor;j r jBht, Men to do right must •- 1 .. 77? r F think clearly, judgewisely und act *.nn I.pn , I n n n tiiT lll/ii> ftlin I IIU BUIloly »Ot Ollly UJ directing school THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY matters, but in the affairs of state and tiie business policies of the govern* llnnit|ntilriL) 'a. J. HOLLY N. J. LILLARD. H. A. HEEL. rr«iiii*nt m The definition of the man in the | street wns not original with him. He had heard it somewhere. But it wus true, and will bear repeating: “An optimist is a man who can take the lemons which are handed to him by life nnd mnku leiupnude out of them.”—Dearborn Independent. You mug wonder* why the world is WHY TIIE RAISE ONE YEAR.................................S 2.50 poorly governed, why incapable men power; why iniquitous business A friend, in n jocular mood, asked SIX MONTHS......................... .1.23 get practices are continued, und why earn­ us to give our reasons for raising the THREE MONTHHS.........................75 est and honest labor is poorly reward­ subscription price of the Clipper from ed. The answer is found in ignorance. $1.50 to $2.00 Here nre a few of j E a ttrv l i i S»con.l C U n M ill M«tt«t A u fu it 22 : » » . »t th* r a n o n . , »t s * r.fo rJ. r iQ iu , So long ns we remain ignorant of his- them. tory, of literature, of the great luws UnJ*r Act of March 3. UTS. Fuar years ago when wo raised the 1 of nature,, of the opportunities of the 0*f«: JCEP'LD BUlfniNO. land und wuter all ubout us, of u price from $1.0(k to $1.50 we could knowledge of the growing things buy newsprint nt 4 cents a pound. The day- in spite of the fact we have around us—the trees, the plants and other torcU n Advcrtmiw H»prncnii«ttv* enough onn hand to i™ run1’ u.U8 I t ASSOCIATION Till. AMLHICAN PilllSS ihe animals, uid know their uses— and I mnntha "anawet0 8*x ..a knowledge i,.,.... .„<,k of ourselves with forbear* ....- I months °more, bought u« future ancc and charity each for the other, order, at 13 cents a pound. We must DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL just so long will incompetence rule, pay spot cash, store the stock until home lack comfort and thu land lag in we need it In order to protect ourELECTORS. I selves against another raise in the giving of its plenty. Ready made temidies for our ills market that is sure to come before Martin Caraballo. arc freely offered, but can ignorance our old stock is exhausted. If we wait­ Charles E. Jones. wisely decide what is for the best. Thi ed until we need moro newsprint© the J. G. Sharon. hope of he world lis in educaion of the chances are we would pay 15 cents or P. W. Corr. whole people. No form of govern­ possibly more. If you don’t believe W. V. Knott. ment can bring prosperity happiness the country editor is getting his these G. B. Wells. and progress to an ignorant populat­ days: we will sell you tho Clipper and yoj) gather a little H. C. L. Ex­ ion. Russia is a country, of as great let Ail aboard for the Yacht Club. perience of your own. nutural resources ns the United States. . * * * * Four years ngo we hired printers It is older, lurger and moro populous, the Country Club and Golf And i Why is it nut wealthy and powerful ? for $18 and $20 per week. Today they Links. Because it has an ignorant population nre “employed” nt $12 n week. And the Auteo Camps and the Tent­ and whatever has been done in de­ Four years ago when we bought our velopment must stand to the credit of stogies for a nickel. Today they cost a ed City. English, French and German invest* dime nnd the smudge is just ns offen­ But then ns Russell Con well said in urs who were able to sec wealth in sive to tho sensitive nostril ns ever . his lecture here there are acres ot the mines the forests and the lands, Four years ngo Lizzie was fed per­ diamonds in our door ynrd and we where the native Russia could see fectly good gas nt 15 cents per. To­ run over them looking for something nothing worth while. Mexico is won- day the price has gone up nnd the brigklcr that is farther away. derfully rich in minerals, woods nnd quality gone down until now wo pay • • • • agricultural possibilities. Why is it .‘10 cents u gallon (when we can get If that big tourist hotel was built so' backward? It bus an ignorant it) and th* aroma is a cross between nnd that big apartment house am! population. It bus been said: a disgusted polecat and an overdose of business block was built this little city “People talk about republics, democ- asnfnetida. of Sanford would have twenty thous- rncles, empires und what not. We years ago we could by a loaf nnd people this winter. might have the most ideal political of Four bread for n nickel. Today * • * * constitution in the world and it would a smaller brnf for 11 cents. w e buy All this town Incks in the making nut raise us above the mud cabin if tin Four yenrs ago Uncle Sam let u. of a big city is houses nnd stores, people generally were not eager foi keep what we Imd when the bills There arc hundreds of people want- education, determined to bd behind no ing to locate here hut they do not care other people in respect of scintific were paid. Today be helps himself to sleep in the streets or put n’ stock itngfwh-dgo or vulturiv Wealth* if to part of the balance to help pay for they desire it, comes out of the mind putting the Kaiser in cold storage. of goods in a tent. Four years ngo we could buy a re­ and imagination. There is no wealth *Tis strange that people ih San in* tho world that does not come out spectable meal for .'15 cents. Today ( ford with money to invest do not place of the mind first of all, and without all- you get for that sum is a “cheap I J it in the Building & Loan Association. that mind there would have been no skate" glare from the waiter. If you !j! And again 'tis strange that these property, no wealth, no civilization, want a full meal, leave your jewlory | with the cashier ns security. May­ same people re just dead crazy to nnd we still would be savages.” be you can redeem it after you get that, has ever made for. human place their money in every out o f ' AIL t r. . 1.. _ i. . town wild eat oil well and gold mine. welfare has come out oft .the mind.» t* Ev­ your check nnd maybe not ery forwud step and in every problem Four years ago we could get out If the Board of Trade ennot obtnir solved the mind made and held the locks trimmed for a quarter. Today | they are --twice ns thin, but the price a centrally located room for an office gain. To proprly train the mind of *i« ---- 1 we would suggest that they try St. the present is tho greatest thing wr is twice as much. Augustine# plan for tho winter—pitch can do for it. Says Colton. Four years ngo we paid our state n big tent in the center of the city nnd "He that has no resources of mind county, school and other taxes as n make that hemliluarters. It Would ...... is moro to be pi ............ . pitied than ho who is in matter of course. Today is is a matpay us for the advertising feature wand of thu necessities for the' body,, , lt‘r of curse; an operation in which _______________ alone. nnd to bo obliged to beg our d a i ly .{no P«tient is relieved of everything happiness from otheil f espeaks ,, j but his citizenship, This is clean up time nnd Mayor more Inmentnble poverty than thatof j Four years ngo wo saw the movies Stevens has issued his proclamation him who beg this daily bread."—Mos- for a dime. Today they are n qunriter on bargain day. to the people to clean up nnd brush es Folsom. up and get ready for the biggest tour­ Four yenrs ago a dollar quite freTHE OPTIMIST ist season Sanford has ever experienc­ qucntly got warm in our pocket. Toed. Get your yards clean and your tiny it travels on n non-stop schedule streets clean nnd your alleys clean Wcbste d efin e s an o p t im is t ns: It doesn’t linger long enough with and keep them clean and our town will 'One who looks on the bright siili US tO *•' take water. arev link not C ____ _ . We f• v hi YL' even be u spotless town for the entire sens* of things. ft flag station on that dollnrs route. on. Nothing like a dean city to ntThnt is a good definition, hut, some­ Four yenrs ago we bought eggs tract strangers. how, it does not quite seem to ex­ for two hits u dozen. Last winter press the true meaning of the word. we had to send the Clipper over 8 HCHOOI, TIME IS HERE I was going down the street the months to buy the result of one day's other day, nnd I met a man who from toil of 12 liens. ‘Tis education forms the common appearances, had seen better days. Four yenrs ngo our plant had n val­ His coat wns ragged, his trousers mind, ue of $5,000. Today the replacement shiny; his collar wns frayed nnd his Just ns the twig is bent, the tree would double thut amount shirt torn. There was something in value is inclined. we had the money. —Alexander Pope. his eye, however, that seemed to in­ Four yenrs ngo "drives" were prac­ dicate that he wns not cast down by his troubles. On a sudden impulse I tically unknown. During the last Education is our only political safe­ {stopped him and asked: yenrs we have known nothing else. ty, Outside this ark all is deluge.— "What is your definition of an op­ could necomo__ ogo one V UUMI llV klllUU* .Four . •« years Horace Mann. date the “morning after" effects for | timist?" That there should one man die ig­ a few dollars. Today you hnvu to i norant who bus capacity for knowl­ The man’s eyes twinkled ns he re­ let your store billsgogofor forsix months I __ hills edge, this 1 call tragedy—homas Car­ plied: learn a secret code nnd n mag­ "An optimist is n mnn who can take nifying glass to acquirecarry* lyle. n suspicious Education is a better safeguard of the lemons which nre handed to him smell on your breath. The water wag­ liberty thnn n standing army. If by life and make lemonade out of on is our favorite vehicle as it cost we retrench the wages of the school­ them." less to travel that wny than any other, i Then he walked away chuckling to master, we must raise those of the Four years ngo we hnd not been inrecruiting sergeant.—Edward Everett. himself: traduced to Europe. From the ex­ If we work upon marble it will per­ l was glad thnt he gave that defi- j pense account the Inst few years we ish; if we rear temples, they will nititinn, ion, for it was a true one. An opti* opti must have married, her while delir­ crumble to dust; but if we work upon mist is a mnn who cun smile when ious. immortal minds, if we imbue them everything goes wrong, because h> There nrij reasons too numerous io with principles, with the just f«nr of believes that things will turn out all mention ns we say on the sale hills, God nnd love of our fellowrnen, w« right in the end. and we told our friend so. Jlo said he engrave on those tablets something Hut u great many people have a would wait until the price* went up which will brighten to till eternity.— wrong idea of whnt an optimist is. ns he didn’t hnve the heart to pay less Daniel Webster They think he is n man who will nev- thnn $2.50. -------i cr admit thnt there is any danger. The schools are starting now after even though the sky may be lower- n a t i o n a l p r e s s ASSOCIATION the vacation of the slimmer. Do tlx jnm ^ l!l* k* a person who1always parents know the teachers who will ''ink# *’n the bright siiie even if there Florida is due for one more oppor nave charge of their children this fall *s ,10 justification for doing so. tunity national publicity that com­ nnd winter? Do they know the conThose same people would call an es to n for state in the coming dition of the school building nnd ostrich an optimist. When danger np- convention of|,nttheseldom, National Press As­ grounds? Arc their children physical- pronehes the bird hides its head in the sociation in 1021. The meeting is to ly fit for the tasks before them? sand and says to itself: he held in St. Augustine, and it has Fathers side childre mun nr» the usefulness nnd happiness of tlx not exist. ttosnl. The Stnte Press Association man nnd woman of tomorrow nre di The real Optimist is the mnn who has the matter under advisement, r minised to n degree hard to establish goes through life with a cheerful committee has been npnninted to make The great hope of the country, the smile, resolving to think the best pos­ an itinerary of the trip nnd the nat town,'the city, the state, tho nation, sible about his neighbors; the man ionnl editors are bound to go hack the world, is staked in the welfare of who, when thine are bad, acknow­ with eyes nnd rnrs full of the wonders the children. ledges that they look black. He ad­ thnt nre bound to reflect in their writ­ All over this broad land of ours an mits thut the situation is a difficult ings for a long time after their visit men nnd women who choose not t > one: but through it all he believes thut no matter how skeptical they “hnve know, rather than to know, who seem with the help of Goil ami his own ef­ been shown." to fenr am* now fact or to nllow any forts. everything will come out all The commercial nnd civic bodies new understanding to get into their right. He doesn't say there isn’t nnv of the stnte are nlrendy. starting a bend; who avoid improvement nnd hot- danger, but in* inert!s the danger with publicity agitation for funds to defray ster un their Ignorance. Those who n smile. the expenses of thetrip of the visiting take this stand are like the justice I These nre perilous times, times editors nnd for advance expenses to prose which require n clear head and sound the proper putting of the wheels ii of the pence who listened to the praseruling attorney nnd then refund to judgment. It is futilo for any one tt motion for preliminary work of the bear the defense, saying 'I've niadi bids his head in the sand, like the os­ state committee. This movement is up my mind, end if 1 listen to von. trich and snv evrytlilng is going In ft cnu«e thnt all should see the val­ t will get confused and nil mixed up well. That is false optimism. Every­ ue of nnd it is expected that none will again.” thing is'NOT going well, but things shirk their legitimate share. It will Tho old wny is good enough to thnt WILL go well, if we meet the difficul­ probably be the cheapest and biggesl class who forgot the fact that the new ties before us with a stout heart nnd piece of advertising \vc will ever have Is always coming to the front. You a sincere belief in our ability to rope inn opportunity to take advantage of— enrt make n good dcaUmoro out of a with them successfully. That is true at least for a decade or so to come. 11 child by educating it than by not ed­ optimism. has been 25 years since this state has ucating It, just as you can improve a Confront the dangers which beset ! hnd the pleasure of entertaining th< potato by cultivating it. There is nr us on every hand. politically, indus­ national association, nnd think of the royal wny to education. Other thing: trially and internationally, with a immense strides the state has made it ran lie taken by main strength oi calm conception of whnt they mean thnt time—nnd think of the things we bought with money: but knowledge) 1* Then bend every energy toward doin' have to show nt this time—Florida bad only from study nnd application your part in solving the problems Grower. SUUSCRiriION ralCE IN ADVANCE: N E W FALL Dry Goods, Ladies' and Children s Shoes and Men's Furnishings Having just returned from the Northern Markets with a fine line of goods wg arc now prepared to give you the best of everything at very low prices A Beautiful Line of Plaid Gingham 35c to 50c Per Yd. Extra Heavy Chambray Ginghams. Fine for Men’s Shirts and Boys’ Blouses. Fine Line of Ladies’ and Children’s Hosiery, N ew Cretonnes andChallies, Pillow Cases, Tubings, Sheetings and Bed Spreads Get Ready for School Bring in the youngsters and let us fit them out. Shoes and caps and trousers. Our prices will surprise you. See Our New Line of Ladies' Blouses and Waists t All the latest creations. Special drive on Ladies’ Waists 1/ fli/Autumn jSlousef $1*39 Extra Special! **<*^V— r Georgette Crepe, Yard $2.25 Silk Poplins in Colors, Yard $1.35 Selling for cash and being out of the high rent district enables us to sell cheaper nnd our customers get the benefit. Caldwell-Irwin Company Corner Sanford Avenue and Second Street : �FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1920 PAGI Lillie Happenings In and About The City Mention of Mailer? in Brief I Persona! Iiems \ of [merest Summary of the FloatlngSmall Talka Succinctly Arranged for IDralcl Bonder? Mrs. Royce Robinson nnd children tion. making the trip in their Mitchei: are spending n few weeks with rela­ car. tives in Kissimmee and Loughmnn. Two sons, Will Wurman of Or­ Rev. G. B. Waldrcn wan in the city lando nnd a son in Atlanta and n several days of this week the truest of daughter, Mr*. C. E. Raynir are iett friend?. Rev. Wnldren is now mak to mourn the loss oP their father. . intr nts headquarters nt Jacksonville. Frank Talbot recently delivered th< Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Hart have re. wheel chair to Lawrence Raulorsot turned from Savannah, where the) •n Beardail uveuue that was donate* were called on account of the sudden by the people of this city nnd man) death of their sister, Mrs, J. H. Hart on the east side. Lawrence wishes t< Sirs. I.- C. Brown,, of Laurel avcnui thank the many friends who were si and Mrs. C. E. Socrest hav ereturnet generous and who have helped t< home after two weeks' stay witl make his life brighter by giving him friends at Norfolk, Va., and Rocky a means of transportation. Get your tablets, pencils, pens and mount, N. Ct i paper H. V . Bennett, of H. W. Bennett A- fice. of all kinds nt the Herald of. Company’ bankers and brokers of No. 35 Wall Street, New York, has pur- | Mrs. Rosn Dickenson has been spend­ chased 4,332 ncres of land in Polk in g the summer at Black Mountain county, which will he rapidly develop­ N. C., and will be home today tc get ready for the opening of gram ed into orange groves. mar school. Mrs. Dickenson will be nt The sweet potato crop in Osceola the home of Mrs. L. G. Stringfellow County is recovering from recent a t­ this winter nt the comer of Oak nvc tacks of caterpillars. Many growers nue and Ninth streets. are treating citrus trees for foot rot A. R. Qualtins and wife, of Petosand gummosls, and preparing to spray key. Michigan, are in the city and ex forwhitefly and scale. to spend the winter here if they Mr, and Mrs. E. L. Fcrran of Eustis pect can find accommodations. Mr. were in the city Wednesday and Wed- nnd Mrs.suitable Qunllins are old friends of nesday night the guests of their dau­ Mr. and Mrs. Williams and have ghter Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. While been eoming Fred to Florida for many here they attended the wedding anni­ years. versary of Mr. and Mrs. N. 0. Garn­ Mrs. H. B. Coney nnd children, of er. Mrs. J. W. Opplinger of Savannah Ft. Meade, are the guests of Mrs. Cois the guest of her mother, Mrs. nev’s parents. Capt. nnd Mrs. P. M. Biggers and sister, Mrs. Chaun- Elder. Mrs. Cnncv hns decided to put cey Wilson. Mrs. Opplinger is re­ little H. B. in the Sanford schools will take nn apartment in the covering from an operation nnd will and Herrdon building on Magnolia Cir the he here until she hns fully restored winter. Mrs. Coney has tunny friends to health. who will he delighted to have Mr. and Mrs. Will Traer and chi!_ here dren were here Tuesday enroute to her back home again. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Wallace have Orlando* to ntteml the. Dairymen’s meeting. Mr. Traer is the editor of rented the Leonardi home nt the cor­ the Floridn Farmer and Stockman ner of Palmetto nnd 7th streets and .one of the best stock papers in the will occupy it for the winter. Edward Dav, of Michigan, who south and is making good. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Vincent left spends his winters In Sanford, was Tuesday for their home at Quay Flor­ here Inst week on a flying trip and ida after spending the summer months purchased th<* t.ench farm on the wesi at Jncklw vilW Tampa» and sillier side before he ret timed home. Mr points. They have been here for the and Mrs. Dav will b-> down enrlv thi past week the guests of Mrs. Vin­ season to pet their place in slv*ue and have their vneht fixed no nnd other cent's sister Mrs. It. J. Holly. The Yellow Pine Operating Co., of wise prepare for n season of enjoy­ Pulatka purchased this week through ment. D. G. McKay 15,000 acres of fine The attention of the mihlie is di­ round timber situated in Osceola and rected to the notice in this issue re Orange counties. The tract was the •mrillne the transportation of th* property of Columbus Downing of school children. The cost is so high this year that the natrons are naked Brunswick Gn. to a certain sum for nssist and Mrs. Henry McLaulin have ingcontribute the school lionrd in nnvine *>nr' returned from n trip to Cincinnati and the amount for the west side achoo’ Chicago and other points. While in of Chicago they spent their time with children. Mrs. J. T. Bnidv nnd son. Edwin, of Henry Jr., who is there studying optoJacksonville, have, arrived in the city meliy and ulso working in a store dur­ ing his spare moments nnd ts making nnd joined Mr. Brady add Vireipin am’ they will nrnin become Sanford citi­ good. Tliev have purchased n home on The present price of cotton mul cot­ zens. Palmetto nnd their many ton seed in Holmes county is very dis­ friends areavenue delighted to have them a* couraging to farmers. Many are hold­ citizens ngnin. Mr. Brndv recently ing their seed off the market, realiz­ owned a Jewelry store In the Weinke ing that it is worth more to them as block. feed or fertilizer thun the price offcr: ---------- x----------ed. Becauso of thu weak, market* Hits nrd-lsivejny farmers are pasturing most of their 1r Tom*Bcndelow, of Chicago the father of municipal golf links in the Un ed States, is in Lake County this week laying out the Lake Couty Country Club. $100,000 18-hole course, low has laid out more than <00 golf courses nl the United Mates and Cannda during the last t**lr^>* ’ lhir. Griffin Herring is home for a thir tv days furlougli from the naval aend„ Annapolis. Griffin is one of t w Sanford boys who hns made good ntLthis excellent training school for U ndoSam ’* navy and in eig , more months will graduate with the rank si &&&!+■»*«- •«h* "’’McCUlJTrWn .nd Frank C J.jp .ll with a diner for h e r sw . ThoM P™ ly and Glen SUlcomb. n ,notored to Oakland Saturday for th. 1kJ C. Aycock and family Imve re­ turned homo after spending six week. W,« family ' & 6 M vtait-d »"• other points on the F<nst Coast, mak Lnst Thursday night at H o’clock nt the home of Mr. ami Mrs. A. H. Lovejo v nt Sorrento, occurred the wedding of their daughter. Miss Pauline, to Mr. James Howard, of this city. The wedding was a quiet nffnir. only the immediate family and n few friends being present. The home was artistically decorated for the occasion, the living room being in nink nnd green and the dining room in vellow and green. The bride wns very win­ some in a toque grey suit with lint to match nnd enrriod n bouquet of or chids nnd mnidenhnlr fern. As the cnunle rnme into the room the bride’s sister. Miss Lida I-nvcjnv. nlnyed thi wedding march nnd Dr. Walker, of tin .Methodist church of this city, prononneed them man and wife. After a trip to Lakeland nnd Tnmpe nnd other points in their rnr, Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard will he nt home here at the residence of the groom’s parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. M. Howard nt lift” Onk avenue. Roth of the contracting parties an well known In this minty nnd ip Lnk* county. The bride is the daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Lnvejoy. »f Sor­ rento. one of the oldest families nf that section nnd hns a lnrge circle n friends in nnd around that section, bciny n youoff Indv of chnrminf man­ ner and sunny disposition nnd Sor­ rento will miss her from their midst The groom id n Sanford hoy who lin« passed the greater part nr his life !• this community and is nt nresent wit’ thit B. & O. Onrnge nnd hns the con­ fidence nnd esteem of his firm nnd of n large numbeit of friends, ltd is the son of Mr. nnd Mr* E. M. Howard of this city. Their many friends are extending congratulations. First Regular MeetingD.A.R. WEDDING ANNIVERSARY r — One of the prettiest social affairs that people in thi* city hsv« ovei enjoyed was the reception on Wednes­ day evening given by Mr. ami Mrs Nathan Oliver Garner nt their home on Palmetto avenue to celebrate the tenth nniversary of their marriage. The handsome home was made very beautiful with elaborate dccortioiu from the front porch throughout the Sallle .Harrison .Chapter -Met house. A string of vnri-colorcd elec­ Jim.iv of Mrs. Whittier. tric lights and Japanese lanterns en­ circled the porch and the bannister.* The First regular meeting of the nnd columns were twined with grace­ Salliii Harrison Chapter of the D. A. ful vines. In an alcove on the porch R. was held Friday, September 17th, from u prettily decorated table two Constitution Day at the homu of Mrs. charming young ladies, Miss Florenci Henry nnd Miss Teague, served re­ J. N. Whitner, freshing punch during the entire even­ The meeting was delightfully in­ ing. formal, with quick dispatch of busi­ As the guests arrived they were met at the door by Mrs. D. L. Thrash­ ness and plans. er and'Mrs. It. T. Thrasher who pre­ Mrs. W. E. Watson, Regent, presid­ sented them to the receiving party, ed with a membership of 12 members standing in the drawing room. Re­ ceiving were Mr. and Mrs. Nathan present. Plans were made for a fete onCo- Oliver Gamer Mrs. R. Columbus Keen, Gamer's mother and little Miss tl uni bus, Day—with committees ap­ Mrs. Marguerite Garner, who is Mr. and pointed through Miss Brenda Mor­ Mrs. Gamer's winsome little daughter. Mrs. Garner was lovely wearing a rison chairman of War Memorial Fund, Commission. Place and plans handsome evening gown of white crepe de chine and georgette, with to bo announced later, v Plans for the years w rk were trimmings of hand embroidery anu discussed, and a splendid programc beads, carrying an arm bouquet await the chapter members, through of bride’s roses. Mr. Garner wore the the guiancc of Mrs. J. N. Whitner, conventional black with u buttonierre ruses. ns chairman. , of . white . . . Mrs. .Keen was charm, t m r t i i m , .......................................................................... J • i • Services I Presbyterian Church Preacher DR. J. G. PATTON Singer REV. J. H. PATTERSON Sept. 2 6 -Oct. 10 Each Night at 8 o Clock The meting adjourned to meet Oct. >»* In a most becoming gown of gre> Kl with ...|*K Mrs. M f. Chamberlain, nhnmherlain. host host- georgette and her flowers were lavcn8thj dur asters. Little Miss Garner war ess at the Welaka apartments. A social hour was thoroughly en­ very dainty in white organidie and carried white asters. Mrsi R. T. joyed with vacation echoes, Mrs. Wat­ sho was u most becoming pink son led the talk with the following Thrasher crepe Ue chine. informal chat with the members. The The reception hull and drawing room Regent comes to you today sharing were exceedingly lovely in decorations your warm sympathy and interest of green and white. Potted plants in our chapter’s work. hoping ■*»•' I umf white rose*'were everywhere‘7n may be able to merit the trreat horn ovUk.neu whiU. Youthen smilax entwin. or and confidence )ou n l ‘ rd the balustrade und hung in graceful graciously bestowed upon her, too t a fatuous from ceilings and doorways her work may well reflect the splen- u K, fjrst suggestion of a tin redding did effort and result f our retiring ji,0 decorations was a large tin Regent—Mrs. Starling. wedding bell, suspended from the cellIt is your sincere wish I know that j„K the m i.ption hull uroum. our year may be one that stands wet Wliich clustered delicate ferns and as a credit to ourselves, state nnd Dowers, national society, to obtain this pridi 1 The library und dining room decorawe must nil link arms nnd work to tions carried out a color scheme in the fullest as Mrs. Minor, our Pres (imk and green. Thedinmg table was General so well said -"Every Soviet) most artistically arranged, centeieo should have some reason for exist­ with a mmuture lake around which ence, some use to lie served" and us Kewplcs were fishing. Over the ecudaughters we know anil feel well that ' t,-r of the table was u canopy ol no society in our land, not even out hilver paper und fern leaves around -M -**+ »+ + + + + + »+ + + + + + -f+ + » + + + + + + + + + + + + » + + .(.+ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + » » ♦ + + + » Red Cross, enn outrank the Daughters-which were many small tin wedding of the American Revolution ns n bells, which you could Imagine were firmly established government agency Tinging right" merrily to do honor n> nnd so a permanent factor in the life the happy occasion. Asparagus ferns of this nation which of its very na- and pink roses further ornamented tintil re must endure long after other pretty room. The library was a pine, societies, the outcome of sonic of great interest as the anniversary sporadic needs shall have nnished. We wedding presents were displayed on are here ti perpetuate the noble qunl- tables in this room. There were many SANFORD, FLORIDA ities. of those who have gone before handsome and useful gifts all of which us, ns well as their memories beenusi ; were very appropriate to the occuEspecially Equipped Kor of them, we are, nnd shall be— we sion. hope fitting represenntives of our nn-1 One corner of the library was cut cestors in the world of today—so let off with banks of palms and ferns us use our chapter not for some b*.'nnd back of this an orchestra rendercal advantage through membership ‘ed some choice music during the evenbut, let our chapter use us ns her lo­ ing. .Miss Mabel Bowler sang two cal advantage in being worth whili lovely selections in lief usual pleuilng to our community in memory of tin voice and was accompanied by Dr. 11 spirit of 70. H. McCnslin. When the guests were Trncing ancestcry is no longer i invited into the dining room delicious Wc solicit Trade from all parts of Florida. Al) fnd but hns assumed the dignity of Refreshments were served, consisting a family duty—that we mny keep of chicken salad, nut sandwiches, celework Guaranteed. nlive thr* old fires of Liberty- am’ j ry hearts stuffed with cheese dressing ovate througonf tH« 'country Mv jolives and candy, spirit of nur patriniistn ami loyally The host nnd hostess were assisted to America, amt true American Idenlt Jin caring for their guests by Mrs. nnd putting our idenls into practice l Stella Arrington and Mrs. K. A. Dougwe find that,—she. thnt is faithful f !■**• Tlmso serving went Mrs. A. It in thnt which is lenst, is fnihtful also! Key, _Mr*- R- W. Grovestcili. Mrs. II in much. Let us broaden our humnr II. McCnslin, Mrs. Robert Herndon sympathies, in the development of Mrs. Charles W. Hill, Mrs. Claude 1* individual pioneers into a InrgeC view Herndon and Mrs. W. M. Haynes. Ou of town1guests were Mr. nnd Mrs E of service. To quote Mrs. Minor "the service L. Ferrnn. of Eustis, nnd Mrs, Charles of the home is not confined In the four W. Hill, of Jacksonville. A lnrge number of friends called +++++++'f4*»-++++++<l*++'f+++4*+++'M-'H*+++++++++++++-»-'f«f+'M»»»f+ wnlls of the house. The service of •luring the evening to congrntulnti the country is not confined to army posts or iinltlefields, even in war­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Garner on having reach­ time. the service of God ennot be ed their tenth wedding nniversary am' for them many happy returns hotindcde by the four walls of the to wish the same dny. The friends of this clinch—but lies out in the open in our of popular young couple were .pleased every day lives, these are the deeper to have the privilege of helping them meanings of our society, which should celebrate their t'n wealing inspire cvcrv Daughter of the Ameri­ ---------x— ------can Revolution. These are the ideals WEATHER AND CROP CONDI­ of each of us. nnd will not r.r.ly ii»« TIONS IN FLORIDA our effort, hut, our very' best effort to bring those womanly Ideals Intr The temperature averaged from 1 full (rower. These daughters nr» tin- green above In the west, i here was it echoes of, nl’ grees above in lb wst. Thro was a ....... - --of -your- Regent.. Rest . the pleasure nnd honor has been given d percentage of sunshine except ii me. to nresent ti our h<*'nvod "re* thc BOulh> nlzing Regent. Mrs. Starling, a tokThe week was general)' dry, ultle en of our ntm*eolntion of her faithful, several stations received locally heavy work nnd untiring effort nnd snlrn rains—confined mostly to the central did locally—Mrs. Starling ns retiring portion of the peninsular. The rain, Regent, nnd mother of our chanter fall deficiency of the week nt rcgulai of the Snllv Harrison rhnnter of tb> stations of the Bureau ranged from D. A. R' do give von this pin. with our ulxnil one.half inch at Pensacola to love, ns vnur daughters grnciouslv LHP inches at Jacksonville. There thanking vnu for having launched on* was no rain in many localities of tin ship of state in the great bodv n' State. Aniericnit womanhood the jnqtlonn’ The week was generally favorable V arn ish es, Kalsomlncs, Oils & Wall Paper society nf the Daughters of the Amer­ for the opening nnd (licking of cotton ican Revolution. the high percentage of sunshine and Charlotte K. Watson warm dnys und dry weather stiniu Sept. 17th. 1020. Regent luting tlie opening of cotton. J'icking ---------- x----------made good progress hut the crop L* ()ff In Schmd generally very short; there will hi no to(i crop of moment. Showers ir This is the time for the youngsteri the central and southern divisions to prepare for the local schools and were very helpful to seed beds recent the old e r ones to go away to college ly planted truck, cane, sweet potatoes and Sanford is well represented at and citrus furits. locally there wns th various colleges this year. Among some delay in cutting hay, but hnyini those attending the Woman’s College and the harvesting of corn nnd peji nt Tallahassee are May Thrasher, Do­ nuts made good progress generally rothy Rurunh, Ethel Henry. Julir Much general work is being done |>re Zncharv, Helen Peck, Izeltn Stone paring for extensive winter crops. Soritn Lake goes hack to Stuart Grape fmit is ninturing rapidly, nnd Ilnli In Virginia. some shipments will he made within Those "oing to Rollins a re Esther a few weeks. Miller nnd Sara Wight. Rosamnm’ Radford and Pnql Radford go to Vir­ ginia. Alfred nnd James Robson nnd John Meish go to G. M. L, near At­ lanta. G. K. Spencer, Jr., Edwin Meiseh nnd Walter Connellv go to the University of Florida nt Gainesville. LeCIerc Irwin nnd Frank Channel! are nt Sutherland College nnd several ENGLAND WTT'IDCC SPfiWG other boys nnd girls leave the first of OffcrN great oppoitunllic? In Mes­ the week for various colleges. ing the trip in their car. ------------ x -----------C. J. Leity, of Tallahassee and . thu New Vulcanizing Shop taunts, was in the city yesterday lm»k ing over the situation. He is one of Among the new business houses to the old guard of Florida printers one lie opened in Sanford Is the vulcaniz­ likes Sanford so well that he is think ing shop of E. S. Rocky nt the corner ing off locating here in the job print, of Sanford avenue and First street. ing business in the near future. Having lived here several years ago, L.- A. Sheldon, df Prospect harm Mr. Rocky is no stranger to Sanford, near Oviedo, was In the city Tuesday hut for some time has been residing and reports farming operations i in Indiana where he owned nnd operntd n Inrg vulcnnizing works. His spec­ his section ns making progress. Mr. and .Mrs. J. P. HnU have re ialty is the reensing nnd vulcnnizing turned from n pleasant vacation spen. of tires nnd tubes nnd he also sells in Florida nnd several other states Firestone tires nnd tulies. He guar­ Mr. Hal! is hack at his places in thi antees nil his work and promise* sat­ Western Union office- but lias a bin isfaction. Read his advertisement in foot nnd some of his friends say n* this Issue nnd give him a trial. ------------x------------has t.ie gout from high living whili , he was away. Rnv Brother* are among the new The many friends of Joe Chittcn don are glad to see him back home f" firms thnt have opened for business in a short visit. Joe thinks he will have Sanford in the past week. They have to go to New York for final treatment headquarters in the old Ford Garage nnd it is hoped that he wil then h* oil First street and will rcchnrge and nil makes of batteries nnd also able to walk ngnin nnd perhsps gel Irepair are agent: for the Exlde Battery, around almost like he did before hif which ------------ x-----------is recognized as of the best. bin was shattered in the Chateau- Ray Brothers Mr. nnd Mrs. Neely nnd family rc will also handle supplies Thierrv drive. turned Inst Saturday from pnjnts ir of nil kinds. City Clerk L. R. Philius nnd son. nml accessories North Cnrolinn in their car nnd found ------------x------------ Raymond and Mrs. Phillips have re good nnd bad rnnds while away. They FOR SALE—Single wagon cheap* turned from a trip down the East also two heifer calves two years old visited the relatives of Mrs. Neely a* I Coast ns far ns Miami and they rn A. H. Stone, Cameron avenue. f!-3tt* | Fayetteville, N. C. joyed every minute of their vaca There will be a large chorus d irected by Mr. Patterson which insures good gospel singing. You will e n jo y th e music. In hot weather the fans will he running. I WE INVITE YOU | Sanford Wagon Works CUSTOM AUTO BODY WORK Limousine Bodies a Specialty SANFORD WAGON WORKS 205-207 Oak Avenue | SANFORD PAINT & 1 WALL PAPER CO. Will Open October Ist With a Full Line of High Grade Paints, WELAKA BLOCK RAILROAD WAY Souvenirs to be Given Away W. R. RAl-lN, Prop. H. A. HALVERSON, Manager ESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. mi senger Boys to learn Telegraphy nnd * it It good salaries. Apply nt local ofllre nt once. v <•* ->*:■ *:• + 1- <• *:• -•'* v -y <• <• v •:* ■><■:■+%■■?+ �’ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1929 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX EGISTER NOW IS THE SLOGAN REGISTRATION OFFICER IS NOW BUSY TAKING NAMES OF SANFORD WOMEN Sanford's fairest are marching righti up to the office of Superintend­ ent 00 Registration II. C. DuBosi i having their r.ar.;cs ivgioiercd on the hook that will he ul the |>olls on election day. In fact they nre marching up so fust that Mr. Du. Bose has called .o his assistance \V. SI. Haynes, who will be in the office - n few days in order that nil may be accommodated without unnecessa­ ry waiting. While there has been a fairly good registration of the indies of Sanford up to date, the number who have reg­ istered is only n smnll per cent of those eligible to register, nnd it b expected that before the books an closed seventy five per cent of tin eligible* will have registered. It i hoped that they will make every ef fort to register early while there is i»f time and not wait until ore the luniks close as a rush on the last day might cause some t<> he disappointed. The books must be closed promptly, according to law and after the closing of the registration books no one can he allowed to register. The registration in precincts I It, which comprise Sanford and the surrounding territory up to Wed­ nesday night is as follows; While men, at White women, 123. Colored men, 1011, Colored women, fifi. Total, 34.1. Total men. IM. Total women ISP. A surpising fact is that there an most two to one more colored men registering that white men. while tin percentage of white women register­ ing in these two pietincls is almost two to one in favor of white women It is understood that the registration in the outlying precinct'* is in about the same ratio as in the Sanford see Ion. In order to facilitate early regis­ tration the office of the Superintend, ent of Registration will be open Fatday evening in order to nllow thos* to register who cunont come during the day. Under the present law women are not linldu for the payment of poll tax before voting as is tbe case with men. The only requirement is that they appear in person nnd subscribe to the oath of aleginnee, and that they have lived in the state* twelvi months and the county six months, of the state to vote, give their name #u*t thny firn i’ligib!?' ujyJcr-tl.i age nnd occupation. METHODIST NOTES Services for Sunday as folows: Sunday school, a. m. Preaching, 11 a. m. Epworth League, 7 p. m. Preaching. 8 p. m. REV. S. W. WALKER, I>. I>. Pastor J. C. HUTCHINSON, Sunday School Supt ----- x----Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Griffin am daughter returned last week after i month’s visit to Hot Springs, Ark. Mrs. O. J. Pope nnd daughter, Lu cile, returned to Sanford Wednesday after a short’ stay in different placet in Georgia. Mrs. S. J. Allen, of Chattahoochee is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. P Fields. Miss Mary Zachary left Monday accompanying her sister, Julia, to Tnl inhnssoc, where Miss Julia enters eol lege. Mur Mary goes on to Perry to teach domestic science in the high school there. Mrs. Will Raynor and )ittl« son who have breri spending some time or the bench returned Saturday. Mr. O. J. Pope left Wednesday with his son. Fred for Southerland, to entei the hitter in college. Dr. L. It. Phillips nnd family havi just returned from a delightful tri| down Die East Const, spending soon time at Daytona and Miami, v Mr Frank •M r’ ] ' A"k ......... Harmed ov, * * LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER “ We Deliver The Goods” Find us at Hodges &McMullcn’s Barber Shop PHONE 498 in Sanford to visit his uncle, ion hii wuy to Sutherland College. Miss Ruth Mcttingcr is visiting rel olives in Sanford. Mrs. G. W. Bailey, Mrs. II. V. Perry nnd Mrs. J. D. Jenkins composed i congenial party spending the day Sr Orlando Tuesday. GRAPEFRUIT CROP SHORT THIS SEASON Mr. LcClnlre Irvin left Monday foi COMING SEASON’S CROP OF CIT­ RUS IS SHORT Southerland College. Mrs. J. W. Christy and sister, Mlsi That the coining season's crop of Mae Williams, left Thursday for Jack­ citrus fruits in the state will be some­ sonville. what 1e£s than last year's yield is the x— Miss Rowcnn Otwell, of Bremen opinion of C. E. Stewart Jr., business Gn., is the guest of Mrs. T. E. Speers manager of the Florida Citrus ExMiss Otwell expects to attend higl chnngc, ns expressed in an authorized school here this whiter. interview sent direct to this paper. Dr. S. W. Walker left Tuesday to Mr. Stewart says reports reaching attend! the opening of Southerland 'the Tampa offices of the Exchange College. from the vnrious citrus sections of the state indicate the orange crop now Mrs. A. D. Zachary, Margaret nnd (showing oil tho trees to lie somewhat Arthur. Jr., are expected Saturday In excess of that of last year, but the from North Carolina. • apparent shortage of grapefruit will ___ x___ 'more than offset this if reports are Mrs. E. B. Critehb»v visited hoi accurate. *" Mr. Stewat says it is extremely dif. niece, Mrs. Kenneth (Robbins, this ficult to make a close estimate while week. fruit still is green on the trees; nnd Mis* Elizabeth Mussen delightfully that even the' closest of present esti| entertained the Daughters of Wesley mnten must he subject to revision Int­ er. Tuesday night nt her home. Mr. Stewart has just returned from Mrs. Kenneth Roberts entertained an extended northern trip in the in. at Silverlake Fridnv with a chlcker , terest of the Exchange, a portilon of pilleu in honor of Imr mint. Mrs. E which was in company with President It. Critchlcv. of Fort Pierre. Thos. 'J- H. Ross ami Snlesmnnnger Geo A. present were: Mr. nnd Mrs. A. .1 Scott. He has been quoted without Lousing, Mr. and Mrs. Crim Mrs. T authority from him or anyone in any E, Spear, Mrs. F. K. Smith, Miss Ol way connected wi th Exchange affairs os estimating the crop at 1G,000,000 ga Vihlen. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robbins. bores. This has occasioned Mr. Stew­ -----------x----------art no end of correspondence In REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL answer to inquiries, and the first op­ ELECTORS portunity now is used to correct any wrong impressions which may have ’ gotten out as a result. The news­ .lamer W. Archibald. paper printing he inerview already E. M. Brolrfcrd. has acknowledged the error very grnc. Lei nnd M. Chubb. iously, F. U. 11. Pope. Mr. Stewart states interest in Flor­ R. G. Smith. ida among northern residents never Gef.rgo P. Wentworth. was greater, in his opinion anti he b -xlooking for a very large influx of GAMK \N D FISH PROTECTIVE tourists this winter to nil sections of BODY ORGANIZED FOR LAKE South Florida. The advertising of th* Florida Citrus Exchange, which is th ' ^ “' T P ' t 1” '" " O 'an m 'd „ n ly really extensive northern ndvera game vnd fish protective association tisim ; rom[nc nut of Florida, is s a i d ' and plans are being made to conserve to ,,|ny r,„ite a part in attracting at ihe excellent hunting ami plcnsun tention t<> Florida s« is shown l»v let t f iling of that county. tors from readers of it who often ash . in »>go,i.ration wn< suggested hy for information irmntion about Florida whili Mr. .Hi man. of Lust is who had learn- asking for the Sealdsweet conkbmd id that a party of hunters from South ,,r other advertising matter, lie says , 1 bad recently killed 8 deer, that despite ninny complaints and and that other parties hail ruthlessly some uncertninity, then* is ample evislaughtered deer and quail nil sum dence of underlying stability in inisimer long. Also game hogs last season ness affairs over the country, and took as many as aOO quail in a week, that the outlook generally is most Three hundred members nre ex- satisfactory. rceted to take the obligation to up- 1 -----------x---------hold the mmo laws nnd to eolect evi. I C. B. Moore, night clerk of the d.-nce against game hogs nnd violators Everett Hotel. Jacksonville, has of out-of-senson shooting. been arrested on the charge of inter. — __-x----------- * fering with government agents in the i TRY a HERALD WANT AD discharge oftheir duty. NOTICE TO PATRONS OF SCHOOL improved service nnd the limited fund for this purpose mnkes this course im BUSSES perative nnd inevitable. Trusting that;- this measure will Due to the increased cost of fur­ meet with the hearty npp.-oval of nishing transportation to pupils of the Sanford schools it is found ncccs. Irons of the school busses, nnd askine our cooperation In making the ser snry for the patrons of the school vice highly efficient, we are busses to pay n fare of One Dollar very respectfully. per month for ench pupil. The fart BOARD OF TRUSTEEg Special Tax School District No’ ? is due nnd payable on the first day of each and every school month, he Sanford, Fin. gjpiling Mni'ilne, September 27lli, _ . f *"f - Dutto n . lbitd. This money should be paid to Member Board of Public Instruction the teacher, who will render to ench Approved by— T. W. LAWTON, pupil n receipt for his fare, said re­ ceipt to act as a ticket for the months. Superintendent Public Instruction f,» Seminole county, Florida. In case any parent is financially, unnhle to meet this expense, said par. ent should file with Hon. II. C. Du. SOCIALIST MEMBERS DUSTED Hose, secretary of the Hoard of Trus. tees, a statement to this effect, which Albany, N. Y.t Sept. 21.—Th- nr. in the opinion of th»> hoard of trus­ scmbly of the New York state J,r js! tees exemption should he granted a lnturc tonight hy n vote of On to r, permit will be issued to the pupil permitting him or her to ride on the in each case expelled three of th. f;.( busses without paying fare. Socialist members—Louis Waldman The transportation service for the nnd August Clnessens, of New V tk ensuing year will be far superior t< and Charles Solomon, of Kings >t of previous years nnd the incrcaa- and voted 87 to -18 to permit Samuel cost of this improved service is con­ A DeWitt and Samuel Orr. Soeinli-t siderably more than the fare of one members from the Bronx, to r<tain dollar per pupil, and the board of their scats. trustees feel that the pntrons will lu The two Inst named, however, rift. glad to supplement the school fund n vote to reinstate Waldman had i- .. to this amount in order to have sat Inst 81 to 52 took the flor in turn factory transportation service. nnd verbally tendered their n-r ign i ­ It is with great reluctance that tions. the board asks the patrons to assist -------------- X-------------in this manner, but the demand foi TRY A HERALD WANT AD Miller’s Bakery The Place Where You Gel I hat Delicious Mother’s Bread And Everything in Bnlced Goods Pies, Cakes. Pastry. Baked by Experts in Their Line Under the Best Sanitary Conditions Everything Clean and W holesome M iller’s Bakery f ❖ *> ❖ ❖ ❖ t X t t t t ❖ t ? f f T ❖ The PATME Instrument in ihe Ex­ Cabinet design, in the Finish ol the Woods, and in the c.ne *», Assembli is the most perfect Phonograph that Human Skill and Genius can Produce. the Old Fashioned Steel Needles,glidcssmoothly around the Record.* This Round Polished Jewel fits exactly into every Record Groove and Accurately reproduces every shading t scratched off. T Records. xt y f T of the selection. xT ❖ and as Sweet as the Old Love Song. As Clear as the Sabbath Church Bell s Chimes and as true as the Ring of a G ong--this is Sonora s Tone which was awarded the i lights! Score at the Panama-Pacific International Ex­ position. No Needles to change, no needles to buy: always ready to Play. ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖A It Should Be Heard To Be Appreciated Dance To The Music Of The Wonderful STARR Phonograph The Music flows off: isn’t A f ? V E veryone loves to No wear on the trip tlie lipht F a n ­ Every P A T H E RECORD is guar # ta stic when this Su­ perb Machine pours antccd to Play 1,000 times. T x T t A To ne as brilliant as the Sparkle of Gems J x xx xx t y x (onr&ire chad ai * »ul ^ ^ 3 , cellence ol Tone, in the Beauty of THE P A T H E S A P P H IR E BALL which docs away with T r u i m r r v u M t M T o» Ou a i i t t forth strain s th e th at lively sets your blood a tingling sun///, SANFORD FURNITURE CO fT x J . D. DAVISON, Manager x Florida v t f f ❖ f T V v �*• T" ’■■Ml * • FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1920 SPEND ING HABIT vs. INVESTING HABIT ....A n y fool can squander or spend bat it take* a strong, determined will t,, ««,'c rn .« jnvs..t> y young man said, upon making hi* first investm ent: I ve made a prett) good salary considering, but somehow I Just can't keep a cent—it Ju-t naturally blips away and I am no better off fi­ nancially now than I wn* three years ago. 1 want to form an investing habit, and when I read your ad I decided that f would start now by buying one share of stock and force myself to buy another share n little later a* soon as I can save up enough tor the first, payment." Thl* young man Imught one share of Southern Utilities Company 8 per cent Cumulative Prior I’referred stock on installments. He has quit tU "pending habit and has made his first start toward the investing habit, which is the road to independ­ ence and happiness. • Take advantage of the same opixirtunity by in­ vesting in one of the strongest and best companies In the state. THIS STOCK CAN HE PURCHASED IN CASH OR INSTALLMENTS. WRITE OR CALL FOR INVESTMENT HRO- | Southern Utilities Co. X Sanford, Florida, or X General Oflice, Palatka, Florida 5 X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxx of town. $1 750. Two thousand cash. Connelly, Magnolia, nvo. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING • ' ' ' . ' — V«;v. -r _•. • * THE SANFORD HERALD xxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxx X 'i - — PAGE SEVEN WANTED-Parrot' cages Adress trated the soil. ThD treatment should P. O. Hox 845. 5-Gtp. be given two weeks before planting SALESMEN WANTED—Lubricat- the sed. Two day after treatment ing Oil, Grease, Paint, Specialties, rmove the covering and stir the soil vvhole or part time. Conumsison ba­ with a potato fork on some such im­ sis. Samples free. Men with car 01 plement to allow the poisonous gas to seed are plmitd. rig. Write for the attract Ivo torn::: .■scape bnfor Riverside Refining Co„ Cleveland, O. The cost of sterilizing a seedbed including material and labor, should ti.tp. not be more than one rent per square WANTED—-\ G«od l"*‘ge f;:::. feet of bed surface. One pint of for­ Mule. C. M. Berry. 6.3tc. maldehyde is sufficient for 25 square feet. WANTED.—A Good large farm Mule, C. M. Berry. 0.3tc. FARMERS CREDIT CONDITIONS ARE NOT SATISFACTORY WANTED.—A Good large farm Mule. C. M. Berry. C.tltc. WANTED—Second hand show case. Governor of Federal Reserve District Goes Over Matter with Farmers Inquire at the paint store in tile Weiaka Block, Railroad Way. 5-tfc. Sept 21—General eredWANTED—At mice man to haul it Washington. conditions facing farmers were dis­ dirt. Phone 103J or apply 1007 West. cussed today at an informal confer­ First at. 5*2tc ence between Governor Harding of the WANTED—Man and team to plow federal reserve beard and a committee an acre of new ground. Phone 103J representing various farmers’ organi­ or apply 1007 \V. First St. 5-2tc. zations. the latter told Mr. Harding there Special attention given to young was a feeling in the agricultural dis­ ladies preparing to go away to school. tricts that the farmers had not receiv­ 5-ltc. The Quality Shop. ed the fullest consideration under the board’s policy for restriction on credit ..WANTED CORN .ANY COND1T- to the various lines of industry and 10N OR QUANTI Y ...I’. O. BOX itl urged more elasticity for marketing SANFORD, FLA..........................514lp. crops. Governor Harding assured the com­ Wanted—Corn any condition o. quanity Drawer 414 Sanford Fla.3-4tj mittee that the hoard is in complete WANTED—Man with team or autc who can give bond to sell 137 Wat­ kins home and farm products. Big­ gest concern of kind in world. $1,501 to $5,000 yearly income. Tcrritorj in this county open. Write today tt J. K. WATKINS CO, Dept. 110, Wi mum, Minn. 2-Dtj WANTED—Settled white woman, about 40 years old, as housekeeper t> take care of a small family. Good home and salary. Apply Box 210. Route A, Sanford, Fla. 1-71 p sympathy with the problems of the ^ farmers and that every efort is being made to assure funds for crop move­ ments. He said the board always stood ready to co-operate with the farm­ ers. Anyone desiring to take one oi more young lady teachers to hoard during the school year Is kindly re quested to notify Supt. T. W. Lawtm at the court house. ---------- x----------—Get your Scratch Pads from The Herald—bv the pound—15c. Get your orders in now for your new- Bulck ear. See W. J. Thigpen. 46-tfc. SEEDS Pt»nt Mirtint II,-Tot Svnii For Good RomUi Garden and ff»bl «red for fall planting, seul oats, rye, barley, rape. New crop turnips cab­ bage, egg plant, pepper, beans, peas, potatoes and onion sets. Largest and oldest established seed house in the state. SEND FOR FALL CATALOG AND SEED SPECIAL. E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. Jtckionvillo Florid* A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION IS ALWAYS ADMIRED 11 you ta k e a f e w d o t e s o ! CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS, you w i l l s e e th ey d o m ore to c le a n up the c o m p le x io n th a n a ll the b e a u ty tre a tm e n ts l a A t c r e a t i o n . An r— _ _ Im p o rte d BARTER’S c o m p le x * Io n Is cau sed b y a s lu g g is h L iver. M il­ lio n s ol people, o ld , y o u n g and m id d le a g e tak e them for C onstipation, B i l io u s n e s s , D iz z in e s s , Sick H ea d a ch e, Upset S to m a ch and for S a llo w , P im p ly an d B lotchy Skin. T h ese little p ills e lim i­ n ate a l l w a s t e m atter from the s y s te m , a n d c le a n up the coo*. plexlon In a le w w e e k s . /R7B » PIL CraaiM tw l b«»r ilpwifir* ^ S r n d lnil S a il!D m * s «.ii r r ir * THE CARTER LUMBER COMPANY Is now ready to serve the trade in this part of Florida in everything in Rough and Dressed Lumber and Builders’ Supplies M ISCEI.I.AN TOrS I'OR SALK Two >toiy seven loom The Ladies I’nion of the Congrega dwelling very best location, paved liminl Church will bold their anua street $5,500. Terms, Connelly Mag­ 'bazaar December II, 0 -tfe nolia Avo. Frank bossing Contractor .V Builder FOR SALE, or EXCHANGE,—one I‘hone 107 S. C. Rhode bland Red Rooster. big an Merc. Co., Geneva. l-2tp LI Ml!Kit BRICKS \KK I.OWKIt and this is the time t" build the home that ymi have been wanting so long FOR SALE 5 room cottage, well located $2.6011. $ 1,000 cash. C.»nnI I \SSim:i> ADVERTISING It \TKS elly Magnolia Ave. .Minimum' barge for anj one Ad 25c order yott.r new Ruii’b now and One Time, per word le FOR SALE—p acres- well tiled you will le t bee anj t itm* on t lie Three Time, per word 2c celery land, nice five room liou*c.*5,IG-lf* s i\ Time*, per word tic 500; $3,'00. cnsll. f’otilicll| IMag- new car l>>uii com in Over Six Time*, .r word per Umio India Ave. The Daughter- of Wesley will hold i ash must accompany order. T« n their Christms Bazaar on Saturday. cents extra If charged. FtiR SALE—City lots in all pnrts November 27th. 5l-tf \dverllsing in litis column in which the of Sanford. Your own terms. Get address of tlu* advertiser i- not g“ en Im a lot ami get ready to build a home. Elder Spring Water. T. t>. Charier which refers you to Pustolllce Box Num­ Connelly Magnolia Ave. i’tii-tf-. Piii'lie ill. ber or Care of Herald MI ST be answer­ ed accordingly. Please tin not a-h ns for FOR SALE—One Monarch visible Dr D. ('.Ward, 'i-t< 0 j'lit't i* iri the names of advertisers advertising in typewriter cheap. Robert Herndon, Juilfnnl tin 1Ui-.ida) and 1 r'tiay this way. UmiiiII) we do nut know who 209 E. 4th st. 5-3tp. ill fieli week. A A AA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A they are. and if we do we are not expect­ - v v v v v ►N♦%♦%♦%♦% ♦!* ♦%****** A FOR SALE—Fryers also lot of fan­ ed to tell you. You can order xoiir new Iluick cy stock. Mrs. .French Sanford lieights 5-3tp. now and save time mi I he next ear %• FOR SAI.K -t- -t-<•-tg<• * <•<■ g•$<•<■<■<■4Iti-tfc FOR SAKE—2 I months old pol. it.at!. Electric Fans. Charles Electric Co, Parrots. See Mrs. K. French San* TAKE NOTICE. Bring your "EX 50-tfe ______ ; ford Heights. 5-3tp. IDE" Batteries to the Kxtde Servic FOR SAKE—Close in five room station at old Fold Garage, we For Sale Celery farms, any size, •o -uit purchaser. Buy from owner. cottage on double lot u snap. Also charge and repair all makes of Aut" '*.4l two sopernte five acre* close in Own­ mobile batteries Box 270. Sanford. Fla. 50-tf er. P. O, Box. 117 5-3tp. LOST—An nmythest and peai. can FOlt SALE—Flowers and urns FOR SAKE—Good farm mule in 117 Laurel Avenue.___________2-0t< good condition. SI. Fleischer. 5-tflc brooch Monday. Finder please returi to Mis. Hunter a t 'Speer & Sons atu lm v Ik ltp For S ale- Doris (las Lighting FOR SALE—Good team of mules receive reward. Riant. Cheap. 1.. F. Roper. West Lake Jessup Garden Co., Oviedo. 0_2tl BATTERY TROUBLES are elide, enough side Grocery. IS-tf FOR SALK—Two thoroughbred when you install in your car an "EX IDF." Battery. "THE GIANT THAI Young milk cow for sale Telephoto barred lock roosters, ten months old i LIVES IN A BOX." One of tin and very gentle. Inquire 519 W 1-t 1004. 3-Otf. Ra; street, or phone 490. li.'Jtp world's strongest Batteries. Brothers, Distributors, Phone J12 FOR SALE—Thre vacant lot*, FOlt SAKE—Tables, hotel, store, Old Fold Garage, Sanford, Fla 0. It■■ corner of , 7th and Myrtle avenue. Seventh street paved. Two lots be­ with cooking utensils, hat rucks, cash M KItll.l/.ING THE SEED MED tween Fourth and Fifth streets, Myr­ register, cafe stools, Ice box. etc., oi tle avenue. Also 10 room house, cor. the Park Anne Cafe. Can bee seen It is a well known fact that some nor Oak avenue and Fourth street, at 115 Park avenue, Haynes & Rat. J.w-iiig Park. Choice location. Ap­ cliff_____________ d-lt-c. _______ very dstructive diseases enter such ply at 410 Oak avenue. W. W. 1 FOR SAKE—One Ford Speedster. plants ns tomato, cabbage eggplant pepper, and a few others from the Ling. 3-4tp.________ Goldboro Store. 6.2lp. soil of the seedbed. E, F. DcBusk, FOR SALE—A Good Domestic FOR HIRE OR SAKE—Team of 1formerly a Florida county agent but farther o wing machine, and other furniture mules li and 7 years old. in goad ]nl present assistant boy's club agent * irner 11th Street and Laurel ave. ?condition, wight about 1100 each. II. i.aya it is extremely important that ^ than the 7-3tp. the seedbed be tlmmly sterilized be ('. Hauser, Osteen Fla. 9-ltp fore being planted, but than it should ^ ordinary FOR SALE—7 passenger Chandlci STOVE "wotili FOR SAKE—Iwant |»e ready for planting before Indue -j•ar in good condition, J. S. Wilson. n few good customers for good stove sterilized. Pulverize the) soil to a car will Cnion Avenue. __________5-5W’. wood. Tide wood was rut from large depth of about ten inches and then run on a For Quick sale two lots, 50 hy 100 trees and well seasoned. Dm3 me a level down, leaving the bed with a smooth surface. card. F. 1.. Greene, West Side. 0-2 1 ; close in Just off First Street. $2to Them are several mchtnds of ster­ each Cash P. O. Box 1152. 5-2tc. FOR SAKE—Four choice pigs, nim ilizing, but the most practical and FOR SALE—One of the best weeks old. K. B. Randall, 819 First applicable to the greatest number of fi.tfc. conditions is by the use of fotmaldi bungalows in the City of Sanford '• street. hyile. Use one pint of rgulnr in rooms and hath; house extra xvelll FOR RENT per cent commercial formaldehyde t< finished inside; three fire-places: 01*2 gallons of water. Apply tin••veral hearing orange trees on paved RENT—A large well furnish­ solution to the seedbed with a sprink­ street; price and terms reasonable. ed FOR bed room, 717 Park ave. 5-tfe. ler, so ns to get a unifortnh distribu­ < onneily, Magnolia Ave.__________ FOR RENT—HI acres of truck land tion, using the'diluted solution at tin FOR SALE—10 acres good sev- part tilled, has been plowed recently rate of one gallon to two square feet ^ ‘•11 room house, half tiled and ready Inquire Mrs. K. French, French uvi of surface to be setrilized . The bed shold then be blanketed for this year's farming. $0,000 cash. nnd Goldsboro,__________U-3tp. with old sacks to prevent too rapid £ Connelly Magnolia Ave. WANTED TO RENT—A five 01 evaporation of moisture and ronse ■* FOR SALE—14 inch Syracuse sul­ six room house. Will pay good rent quently the liberation of the formal- 1J ky pluw in good condition see Rex Harry Bandel, 31 ft Sanford ave. ii_3l( dehyde gas before it lias tboridy pene Packard.____________________ 5-21cFur Kent Furnished rooms and FOR SALE—3 miles out, nice new bungalow, with several acres of land. kitchenettes. Apply Shirley Apart­ !8-2fit]l Price $5,000. Terms. Conelly Mag­ ments opposite Post office. nolia Ave. For Rent—To fishing parties or FOR SALE—Good 1918 model Ford tourist parties, 26-font, half cabin, See A. C. I.osring, 1011 French ave­ canopy motor boat fully equipped nue 5-2tp Licensed pilot who knows the St money for an automobile th a t can't begin to Rive the easy riding qualities, low FOR SALE—2 story five room John-*. Phone 348W. L. G. Loveless in New York City ulone from kid­ house, well located $3,00. One-half 45-tf ney trouble lust year. Don't uliow | cost of up-keep and economy of operation. rash. Connelly, Magnolia Ave. yourself to become a victim by FOR RENT—Two or three con­ neglecting pains and aches. Guard * C o m e i n and Ret a d e m o n s t r a t i o n FOR SALE—2 story seven room necting rooms furnished for houseagainst this trouble by taking house, good condition $4,000. One keeping P, O. Box 11<. ,i-.itp. half cosh. Connelly, Magnolia Ave., FOR RENT—Two rooms for light FOR SALE—One licit »f celery. house keeping! 20G Enst Third A Plants free from root knot ready to Street. 4-:itP■j* *ct out between now and Oct. 1st. Geo. K. Balmes, It. D. No. A. San­ WANTED CAPSULES ford. G-itp. Tha world's standard remedy for kidney, Wanted— Corn. The Heacham FOR SALE—3 nice Heifers, one Grain C» <1 Alachua Fla. will pay liver, bladder and uric acid trouble* j Opposite Hotel Valdez Holland'* national remedy since 169S. good mule, wagon and harness, Price % * you the market price for cur corn in All druggist*, three aire*. G uaranned. ; ight. M. Waits Loiigwomi. 5-2tc. iar )"t*. Fa-tmrs can join together Leak for IS* Min* Cold Medal <>>»*9*ry bow i* £ ■t++++++++4’+++-t>+'3-+♦+♦♦* ♦ < ■ + + < • •> +v v <■+v * ❖ *><••>+♦❖ ❖ +4 ++♦♦+++♦++♦♦ •od ftccapt i*aloiilutiou f o r SALE—2 Story, six room n making up cirs *.9-tfc. dwelling centrally located, best part See ns for Prices on Materials of All Kinds in Huilding Supplies Carter Lumber Company Cor. Laurel Avenue and Commercial Street, Sanford 16799 DIED t GOLD MEDAL •>. • ! H. L. HAIGHT ! Overland Sales and Service Company .v � 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, 1920 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. 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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>, September 24, 1920; <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/a53e36c46eb62131d0cd75c47473c866.pdf 25501d9a2008039aac22ee22cd446641 PDF Text Text — s ■■ jTIu. :Vv?‘ »* ■•'V 1 • r ’ & T ection TWO S 16 1^ S A N F O R D H T? PAGES HERALD 9(o 1G IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION volum e xn SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA TH E P R I N T E R 'S Or OarWi SujKw D E V IL GCC603U'. PEW ^ikUi WEEE3 U L 0>QD\G> AliOM 9AM Slew. COOL) IN -CVV FJVivN GOlOVXXX OF -iUV9 Utttfc ercM ViJUU T\V V\tA0lVKa , '’<3WAlL ■VCWUViStVJFF'T viUEU-AF TUAT VOUX VHJWA T\V O JY (aU 6 ? SuoouviGj ‘o tiS k. 'Xl ‘tW F oW r LIVitP PAWTfUU FRIDAY, SEPTF.MHER 17. 1920. -\\W? VJU3T GW o v i -<W \HC9T — 9A0VAM& VOOt S£fitViV\\Vi<5 " XAM OViU^C uC- tO C K Ste MUOOtSUVAa * \yU\T\\ h, qduoxaxx o f xausu, ' j - r u \ T \ o c o v p vvw c rv tM k S Y M cv ) -reftSUUUV- SFtvSvGW. r T h e y G o ita S u i t K i c k i n ’ H i s P a p e r A r o u n d T ' ( iNFAU « i . i. . 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Especially during -the past year have the dairy farm ers of the state claimed th at th er was no profit in their business. It has been difficult to get a represenative gathering at meeting of the association heretofore probnly due to the fact that most dai­ ry farmers have been satisfied with their situation and could not see any real reason for attending the m eet­ ings. It nppears however, th a t dai­ ry farmihg hns not been a rosy busi­ ness proposition during the past year »r.d if there was ever a need for the men who dniry cows in Floridn to meet and devise ways and menns for their own salvation, ,it is now. It is predicted that the Orlando meeting will interest the best dairy fanners from all parts of the State and with few exceptions it may be assumed thnt those who don’t come are therefore not interested in m ak­ ing any effort^ to better it. METODIST NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Abernathy of Miami spent the week end in Sanford to the delight of their many friends here. They formerly lived here being very The Orlando Hoard of Trade has nctive members in church work and are greatly missed. Mrs. Abernathy provided spnee on the veranda of their favored us by assisting in her old club-house for a display of dairy u- plncc In the choir Sunday morning. tonsils, equipment and feeds which will be exhibited by th supply houses Mrs. Alswell of Kissimmee is vis­ and feed dealers. The Hoard of Trade iting Mrs? mil Faircloth this week. also will furnish automobiles for the motorcade on Wednesday afternoon; Mr. and Mrs. R. I*. Jenkins and son and any one wishing to have mail Robert Mrs. Charles Hrown and Mrs. addressed to them in Orlando, can Howell spent Sunday at Daytona have it sent care of the Hoard of Head). Trade. The San Juan Hotel will be official Mrs. L. Grow returned home from headquarters, but there are a number Tampa this week. of other hotels including the Em pire Rev. S. )V. Walker went to Lakeland House and the Hotel Astor, which are conveniently located to the Hoard of Monday to accompany Mrs. Walker Trade club-house. Parties’ desiring home. hotel accomodations should w rite di­ W. A. Adams returned Wednesday rect to the hotels or make request through the Orlando Hoard of Trade. from Jacksonville where he has been Every one who is interested in the visiting friends for sevrnl days. dniry industry, is invited to attend all G. W. Hailey nnd family guests Jim. of the sessions and take part in the D. Jinkius and family enjoyed a fish social features. A very good program has been a r ­ fry nnd bathing nt Silver Lake Wed­ ranged which in itself is worth the nesday afternoon. time and money spent in attending J. A. Rumbley nnd family spent the meeting, but m atters of vital im ­ portance to every dnirv farm er in Friday nt the Reach fishing. Florida thnt are not on the program Robert, the eight months old son will come up nt this meeting and be of Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Philips died acted upon. county on uesdny nt the county court Sunday nt eleven o'clock a fte r a very C. M. IIERRY HONORED short illness. Funeral services were IIY ASSOCIATES house indicates that it will require not less than 41 mills tax levy- to meet held Mondayi nt 10 n.m. the expense of operating St. Johns Mrs. l'oolc nnd Mrs. Johns of Jac­ Seminole County Agent Selected Pres­ countv folr the ensuing year, to wipe ident of Organiration of State out all existing floating indebtedness ksonville were here this week to a t­ nnd to meet a payment of $30,000 on tend tip? funeral of Robert Philips. C. M. Berry, our county agent than principal and nbout $30,000 interest on Mrs. G. \ \. Hailey nnd pnrty spent whom there is none better in the south the road t>ondi.—St. Augustine Rec­ Monday afternoon nt Palm Springs. w ns honored last week by being elect­ ord. ----------- x-----------ed president of the State Association FARTHER GO P. F. Monger Conductor on the Ki­ of County Agents. This honor was ssimmee npopka run spent Sunday conferred upon him nt a banquet •lur­ ing the last night of the meeting at with his family here. The Evidence Is at Your Door the state university at Gainesville Alvi. McAIexamler ban returned notice of which was given in the Inst Sanford proof is what you want issue of the Ilernld. from North Carolina. Mr. Berry is reroenlzed ns one of ami the statement of this highly res­ Mr. nnd Mrs. T. F. Adams and •lau­ the best informed men in the state on pected resident will banish all doubt: all topics pertaining to the farm er and ghter spent Thursday in Orlando. W. A. Stafford, prop, plumbing grower being himself a successful establishment, 408 Holly avenue., San­ grower of this section and one of the Mrs. J. E. Pope nnd daughters Rosa Lee and Dorothy left Tuesday for Gn. most active nnd progressive of our ford, snys: "Kidney complaint had citizens. And Mr. Berry is ably ns- annoyed me for some little while. sisted by his good wife who is Riley I had backache so bad I couldn't Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Moye and Mr. Fletcher Berry, n well known writer nnd Mrs. Mack Moye and family left of verse, prose and best of all of some stoop to pick up anything when work­ Wednesday for the Bench to sepnd magnificent cook books. Her latest ing. 1 was pretty well handienpped. their vaention. production is a book designed for the 1 was also afflicted with n kind of diz­ use of Florida Oranges. Mr. nnd Mrs. zy feeling nnd there were times when William Moye left las week for Berry are valuable additions to our 1 could see dark snecks in front of New York for a two weeks vacation civic, agricultural nnd literary life and me. I felt generally run down. I and will visit his aunt Mrs. G. S. Cra- we are glad to note that they are also doctored but didn't get much benefit, vey while away. appreciated in other sections of the so 1 sent for a box of Donn's Kidney Pills at Aldrige’s Drug Store. I was­ s ----------- x ----------state. n’t long in finding out the merit of Material for the extension of the this remedy, for it soon cured me WILL WIPE OUT DEBT Postal Telegraph and Cable Company nnd I have remained free from kidney lines from East Palatka to Miami is A tentative budget worked out at trouble for some years now." __ now being nlaced alone the F. E. C. (10 cents nt nil dealers. Fosterright-of-way, on which the wires will an all-day session of the board of county commissioners of St. Johns Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. A. be erected. m 3a y V ♦♦♦ AGAIN!! LEXINGTON Two More Decisive Victories Were Won By Lexington During the Fast Week ♦7* V V A V ❖ ❖ f V ❖ t V f V * f V V ❖ j V ? V i LEXINGTON WON THE PIKE’S PEAK HILL CLIMB AGAINST A FIELD OF FIFTEEN ENTRANTS--WON IT, TOO, THROUGH A BLINDING SNOWSTORM THAT MADE THE GOING HARD. O LEXINGTON WON THE $5,000 OPEN CHALLENGE CONTEST, DE­ FEATING ALL OF THE 107 CARS ENTERED IN ALL OF THE SEVEN POINTS OF THE CONTEST-EACH OF THESE POINTS BEING OF VI­ TAL INTEREST TO THE AUTOMOBILE PURCHASER. You Will Find No Greater Value For the Money Than is Offered You in the Lexington—Let Us Show You ❖ ♦> ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ f ? B . & 0 . MOTOR COMPANY, SANFORD f V V PHONE 191 DISTRIBUTORS FOR Seminole, Lake, Volusia, Orange and Osceola Counties V 2G9 PARK AVENUE v ♦ ^ V ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * * ^ __________________ _ % LV.-V- ifc* t T f m �IM T O fT rr: PA R E EIGHT FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 192o TH E SANFORD HERALD •Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Newman are against you in this cau se.. othnvise answer to the bill of complaint ex* known heirs, legatees devisees, g ra n t­ erty herein above described .. j R ED CROSS A SSIST S happy over the arrival of a fine baby a decree pro confesso will be entered hibited against said unknown parties, ees or. other claimants under th e said by oF th ro u g h the above named S W' boy at their home ycaterdny even* ugainst all unknown parties defend* otherwise a decree of pro confesso will Charles N. Morrin, and to any and dnnt, o r otherw ise are hereby r e S f e D ISA B L E D V E T E R A N S ing. He will be named Robert J r., ant. all other persons or parties clnimlng to be and ap ear before our be entered. r** It is ordered th at this Citation be no doubt and a fter hiit father and the It is ordered th a t this notice be any interest in and to the following Cult C ourt a t the Court Hou«. 17* Ttaa Amarlcan Rrrt Ctoh U carrying H erald office is looking for cigars published in the Sanford Herald a published in the Sanford Herald, u described land situuted, lying nnd be­ Sanford, Florida on thc 3rd > ln newspaper published in Seminole newspaper published in Seininok ing in the County of Seminole nnd Jan u ary A. D. 101*1, and f t * * •o a wlda program of Mrrlca for lb« today. County Florida- once a week for eight County, Florida, once a week for 8 S tate of Florida, more particularity there m ake answ er to the Bill „ f V d 4 lsabl*4 World War vatarana r e tir in g weeks ns notice to George E. Johnson weeks, ________________ .......... ...... as to the ___.... known rparties de* described ns follows, tow it:—Lot 8 plnint filed agnlnst you. Othi.™-0 ‘ troatBoirl In Unltod States Fwbllc and William Alexander Buchanan, LI* | fendant, and once n week for twelve and Lot 9, less, the South 23.0 feet of a Decree Fro Confesso wiu 7 J ‘e' Ufolth hospitals. and tho»« lu-Inf train­ INUl ADVERTISING quidator, of the Florida Land and Col- weeks ns to th e unknown parties de said lot 9, of Block 6, of Tier 3, of ed through aprmlra of tl»e Federal PM&E Sanford, Florida, according to E. R. SS£X*ta,t ■" , , onization Company, L im ited,« corpor* fendants. Board for Vorailonal Education. In the Circuit Court of Seminole ation of England, and once a week W itness my hand and the seal of T raffo rd ’s map of Sanford, Florida. It is ordered that thi I d each of the Public Health Service County, Florida, In Chancery. It appearing from the sworn Rill puhMshcd iq theSnnford for twelve weeks as notice to the un* said Circuit Court on this the 14 th ^ boepltnla Red Croaa workera devote | of Complaint filed in this cause newspaper published ir. - 0 known parties defndant. day of Septem ber A. P 1920. their time to the general welfare of A. E. Yowcll against Witness my hand and the seal of Seal E. A. Douglass st you, that you have oorr claim I County,' Florida- once a weik mfino,S .the service men from the day they \ t Compluintnnt, the said Circuit Court, on this 15th | Clerk of Circuit Court, Semi* some interest In nnd to the lands here* I weeks as notice to Charles v m or R ee»ter the recelelng ward until they vs day of Sept. A. D. 1920. inole County Floridn. in above described. _ __________ _ . w. w k^u : “ rf one® d week are discharged. After the soldier's dis­ George E. Johnson, et nl. : Seal. E. A. Douglass Geo. A. DcCottcs, Therefore- you, thc said C hariot N .; notied to the unknown rm'rh. r V charge the Hed Croaa coDtlonea Its C itation.. __ «fn»d* Clerk Crcuit Court, Semi* .Solicitor and o Counsel fo r complain* M orrin nre hereby required to be nnd ant. friendly service' through the Home ant. To Geo. E. Johnson, Wm. Alexander nole County Florida. i-13tc nppear before our said Circuit C o u r t' W itness my hand and th . . i . Service Section In hie own community. Duchanun, Llqidntor of Florida Land Geo. A. DeCottcs, nt the Court House in Sanford, Flor- the said C ircuit Court on t h l . i l S? The Red Cross maintains a convales­ and Colonization Company, Limited Solicitor und Counsel for C om plaint*, In the Circuit Court o f Seminole idn, on the 1st dny of December 1920. day of S e p t, A. D. 1920 M cent house at fell of the hospitals, a liquidated corporation of England, ant. In Chancery. 5-13tc. County- Floridn. nnd then nnd there mnkc answ er to Seal, F a n i where patients can amnse themselves the Stockholders of Florida Land Hoskins Jones, the Bill of Complaint exhibited g n in s t! C lerk Circuit Courl °°«s 'i* -----— enough ------- .w ^ Crcuit Court, Seventh Jud* after — they, are well to be np and Colonization Company Limited, Complainant, you, otherwise, n Decree Fro' Confesso nole County, Florida. I ‘ tIr‘ * vs. and around. Parties and plctura ahowi a liquidated corporation of Knglnnd, *c‘" ‘ Circuit, Citation. will be entered against you. And all George A. DeCottcs, la the ward* are alao furnished, w ith 'an d to the unknown legatees, devis*1 Seminole County, Floridn, in Chnnc- Charles N. M orrin, et nl. other persons or pnrtics clniniing any Solicitor and of Counsel for i To Charles N. M orrin nnd the un- right, title or interest in nnd to prop* ant •ccuslonal ezcurslons when convtles vcs, nnd grantees, claiming by, l'r>'^ eanca cornea through or under the above named C. W. Entzm inger, vs. Citation. Great service has been rendered by Parties, nnd t<i any nnd nil other per* «>a Red Cross In mental eases In Iden ,o n * *,r parties whomsoever, claiming Emily C. R ichart, et nl. ♦ I* * ;-;—;* * ;* * ;* * ;* * ;* * ;* * ;* * ;* * ;* -;* -;* * ;* * ;—x * * ;* * ;* * ;* * :* * ;* * ;* * ;* * ;* * ;* .;* * ;.* ;* * ;^ .;* .;,.;* .;..;.,-...,,.,^ tlfylng those have. appeared | n any ri^dU. title or interest in and to To Emily C. Richart, ........ who ............... . Janies B. a state hospitals for tba Insane, and help- ■M1,0 following described land, situnted Richart, David T. Rowley, Ann Rowtag t h e m - c u r e compenaatlon due from ' y ,n? ‘Jnd 'T 1^ . in ethJ . S°.unty 0f , w nilnin H. Lee, Francis Lee, tha n u rsa u of War P.lak Insurance. {Seminole and S tate o f H onda, morw Louisa Griggs, Thomas! G riggs, F. In oflir*. the Federal g ,ft -— ,CULot > rlJ4 , -Block HM TT^ier r •• of of S a n ’ !*' ’, P and liT rCharles ? ed,dy ^W. Kline, . P 1* Mr* ii.. n . sBoard's r , , , , , m elon, dls- w ban* lam WC. Reddy f furd- Flori,!a' according to E. R. «« Executors of Last Will of WillU ' J ! ! ? lon, | Tr af f or dn map of Sanford, Florida, as Jam Reddy, residences unknown; the r Hm K, »,i r mn»' t ,u r ‘ of ‘July of record and unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, ranges suitable living condition*, help* beginning at the N ortheast corner legatee* or) other claim ants under the eoilect evidence and supply facta to the „ f thcinterscctiun of First Street nnd »nid above named parties, nnd to any Y Board. aMists In nppenllng r«se« and Rand Avenue, in the City of Sun* and all other parties or persons claimsettles vnrlous personal dlfllrultlrs for ford Florida, run thence Fast 59 feet. any interest in and to the followthe men The workers also follow up thence North 104 feet more or less jug described land in Seminole County and aid all men who dl*eontlnue train- to a point on the South side of a n ............. Florida, tow it:—Beginning a t thc lag alley- thence West 50 feet, along the Southeast corner of Section *5, Town­ The Red Cross agents And men “lost’ South side of said alley to Rand Ave­ ship 21, South of Range 3d E ast, run to the Board, help clear up delay,-*; rule, thence South along tl.e Hast side thence N orth 789 feet, thence West eases and aid the college counselor* In of said Rand Avene, 104 feet more Ui'»7.9 feet, thence Southerly 812 feet, their friendly work with the men or less to First street the point of thence Fast 987.8 feet to the point Many Bed <’ro*« elmpters have sol u; beginning. of beginning. rocreatlnti fadlltlea. und In some In It appearing from the sworn hill It appearing front nsworn bill of ■lances living cluhi, so these victim* of complaint filed inthis cause nginst complaint filed in this cause th a t you of war mHy have attractive surround you and you have or claim some in- hove or claim some interest in and Ings and th* fun which must go with tcrest in nnd to the lands nhove de* to the Innd above described there­ effective school work. 'scribed, therefore you, the said Geo. fore you, the said Fntily C. Richart, To lha American nod Croaa Institute • Johnson, and the said William Jam es II. Richart, David T. Rowley, far lb* Blind near Baltimore. Md Alexander Buchanan, Liquidator, or Ann Rowley, William H. Lee. Francis mare than half of all the American* thc ^ ,n' nn‘' Colonization C. Lee, Louisa G riggs, Thomas (Sriggs blinded In the World War have com» Company. Limited. « corporation of F. II. Griggs. William Reddy, and for training. The ln.tltut*. through FnK,nn'1* ,n H'luidntlnn, a re hereby William (*. Reddy and Charles W. the Red Cros«. long ago conducted ar. required to be and appear before our Kline as Fxecutors of the Last Will exhaustive Industrial survey to deter said Circuit Court, at the C o u rt) of William Reddy, are herby requir* House in Sanford, Florida on the Jed to be and appear before our said mine the vocations for which blln«| 1st dny of December A. D. 1920, nnd Circuit Court, nt the Court House in men could *>c fl'lcd As a result It I* then and there make answ er to the Sanford, Florida on the 1st dny of putting forth well trained men equip Kill of C< m plaint exhibited nginst Dec. A. I). 1920, and then anti there v ped to meet the social, civic and ecu you in this cause. m ake answ er to the bill of complaint nc-mlc requirement* of their respectiv* Otherwise, a decree pro confesso exhibited against you, otherwise a tieeemmiinltle*. will be entered; tint! to all persons or crco pro confesso will be entered, parties claiming any right, tile or | Anti all other persons or parties Aid for Spanish Red Cross. in te:cst in nnd to the property here- claiming any right- title or interest Thc Iberian chapter of the Amortrai inabovc described under, by or through in nnd to the property hereinnbovi Red Cros*. composed of American* the above named defendants, or oth- described, by, through or under nn\ ❖ resident In Hpnln, has Just contributed erwise, are hereby required to be of the above named parties, o r oth- *:♦ ♦♦♦ •f480 to a fond being raised by th* mid appear before our saitl Circuit erw ise. am hereby required to be Spanish Red Cros. and the league o' Court nt the Court House in Sanford, nnd appear before our said Circuit v R*d Cross Societies for the purpose ot Floridn, on the 3rd dny of January, Court nt the Court House in Sanford. A. D. 1921, nnd then nnd there make Floridn, on the 3rd dny of Jan u ary , \ fighting malaria answ er to the Hill of Complaint file<l A. I). 1921, nnd then and there make foViweive '> « .*■IIM ,■,l.a« .» •1.IT *■M .l Ift.A0% .IIIfVV 1.ft. / • . v . ..•:*,. /?■* v.» •i m' . a . t . i ' Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y - |U 2 I h :]5- i H 'fl Firestone, Strictly Firsts | t I Jii ! .* Li!' 20 percent Off List Price £ Cords, Guaranteed 8000 Miles $ 15 percent Off List Price * E. S. ROCKEY i Sanford Ave. and First St. % f * j All Tubes 20 percent off List Price * Vulcanizing and all kinds of T ire Repairing f Y Y j ■< Fabric, Guaranteed 6000 Miles S T A T E M E N T O F T H E C O N D ITIO N O F •I * ❖ t + :• ♦ " ii">• Condensed from the report to the Comptroller of the Currency at the close of business September 8th, 1920 RESOURCES ■:* i+ V * •8 fa + + Loans and Discounts • Overdrafts • Stocks and Bonds • Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures United States Government Bonds Cash and Due from Banks * LIABILITIES $ S183,288.00 136,453.99 TO T A L .1 w Rf P KIM •*•’f . • I w ,, M/l M , j*.Si-* -T t•8 t t-8 t* 611.914.89 310.94 187,327.48 18,770.00 319,741.99 1,138,065.30 $ TO TA L It is the earnest desire of the officers of this Bank to be of the greatest service to its friends. confer with you at any time and invite you to allow us to extend our service to you. STRONG PROGRESSIVE OFFICERS 50.000. 00 50.000. 00 22,015.30 44.00 8,550.00 None None 1,007.456.00 1,138,065.30 W e are glad to i CONSERVATIVE DIRECTORS F. P. Forster, President L. A. Brumlcy, Vice-President T. J. Miller, Vice-President B. F. Whitncr, Cashier A. L. Betts, Assistant Cashier * fl, Capital • Surplus • Undivided Profits Dividends Unpaid Circulation • Bills Payable Rediscounts * D E P O S IT S - F. P. Forster T. I. Hawkins ft>s( i*a» mm _ 4 _____ is Svd L. A. Brumlcy T. J. Miller B. F. Whitncr S. O. Chase Ed. Putnam .. ♦ -8 + + ■8 % ’• + + + + ■8 + + ♦ + t f \ �THE SANFORD HERALD FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 000 bushel*, against 12 000,000 for Inst purple nnd gold. The memborE of this happy little band were the guests Irish potatoes 2,520,000 against of Ruth Henry on Tuesday. A fter 1,821 Ins year. Sweet potatoes 4,290.- th e work was put nwy, gam es and 000 bushels against 4,100,000 bushels dancing was enjoyed nnd Ice-cream last year. IVanuts 4,017,000 bushels, nnd cake served by the dainty young CARD OF THANKS hostess. Purple flowers in golden against I!,'.>00.000 Ins yonr. Wol production shows a slight tie- crepe paper holders were the a ttr a c t­ To all of those who were so kind ive favors that adorned the refresh ­ crease as do also lock bogs, m ent plates. Members of the glad during the recent illness nnd death o gam e club nre Ruth Henry, Cammilln our little son wo wish to express our Housing Problem in E iery P art o( Pules ton, Rebecca Stevens, C’arm eta heartfelt gratitude and thanks. Mr. and M-* R. !.. Phillip*. llarber, Louise Wells ami Elizabeth Country Is NIi»?-l 'A cute Knight. 'r h : r.cst in* e n g will be bold with Camilla PuUston. The International Products Com­ pany of Boston, Mas., has made a p ­ RIVERS BROS. SPEC! \L SALES plication to the board of commission­ ers of Everglades D rainage district Rivers Bros., have an advertisem ent for permission to ocupy a site on W. in this issue calling attention to the Palm IJcach canal near the Florida >special sales they are putting on for East Const railway, for the purpose a few days in order to close out a part of constructing w arehouses an a fac­ of their big stock of sum m er goods tory for m anufacturing fertilizer. courage and inspire music student and make room for their hlj; shipment to greater effort in nrtistic achieve­ of fall and w inter goods th at will The city council of Tam pa has voted m ent; to give opportunity nnd public­ soon l>e on the way. Rivers Bros., ity to the most talented young musi­ have built up a fine business in dry the sum of 15.000 to be made immed­ cians of America, nnd launch them goods since they closed out th eir gro­ iately available to the board of Trade upon a 'professional career. These cery business and aside from the dry of Tampa to be used for publicity pur­ contests are arranged in sequence. goods line have n fine line of mens poses. This amount is included in the S tate contests, to be hid between indies nnd childrens shoes. In fact city budget. March 1 ami April 15, 1921; district you can get anything in this line at contests between April 22 and Maj River Bros., nnd the prices nre right. 15, 1921, and the N ational contest Their corteous treatm en, of custom ers June 8 to 15, 1921. and the many bargains that they have Contestants must he trained ii America. Contestants iri voicj de­ partm ent must he between the ages of 2f> nnd 50 years; in piano nnd vio­ lin departm ents, 18to50years. Rules governing /contest, prizes awarded, and list of compositions for contestants may be obtained by add­ compelled to depend on nouse con­ ressing Miss Susan Dyer. President struction for the last six years they of the Florida Federation of Musicia! would have starved. They have kept Clubs. W inter Park Florida. to busy despite the decrease in the erection of home and business build­ ings that their wages are about tw io The newest addition to clubdom in as high ns six years ago. In many plnccs special effort * are Sanford is the recentlv organized being made to induce men to build. "I’ollyana," which held heir lust High rent would be an inducement meeting on Tuesday afternoon with but for the fact that it is no m ore Ruth Henry. The m em bership in­ than the result of high cost of con­ cludes six charm ing nnd gracious lit­ T H E INSIDE IS IMPORTANT. struction or if it is higher it is u n ­ tle ladies of the girls society set. Imbred with the spirit of Poilyana,. Don’t forget thnt it is ju st ns nec­ reasonably oppresive. The country is faced by a threat of excessive rents the girls play the glad gam e, this essary to have your inner tubes and the people of the cities will prob­ sweet ami wholesome character having strong, flexible nnd durable the sam e ably suffer greatly. But it cannot be its efect upon the youthful members as your outer shoes, nnd our vulcan­ helped until more houses are built The purpose of the club i* social and and more houses will not be built u n ­ benevolent, the m eetings held regular­ izing process will do this for you. til wages nnd m aterials come down ly each week at the homes of the mem It's the best tire insurance you could hers, and the weekly dues collected.To unless rents remnin high. put your tire money into, for it dou­ In New York plans nre being dis­ rnise funds for their benevolences, the bles, often trebles, the life of both cussed of encouraging building but it girls are making useful nnd fancy a r­ is not easy to hit upon a workable- ticles. which later in the season will tires nnd tubes. We are vulcanizing GLASSES ADJUSTED Their funds will specialists. plan. The one thnt seems to receive be placed on sale. and REPAIRED the most attention proposes the ex­ he used to send flowers to the Fem ald emption of new buildings from ta x ­ Laughton Memorial Hospital nnd to ation for a number of years. The assist in furnishing clothing for the PHONE 17 country will have relief when con­ Children's Home Society, Florida's ditions become normal again but th e greatest charity. Sanford, Florida The colors adopted bv the club are housing problem is apt to be one of Optometrist-Optician the last to become normel.—Jackson­ ville Times 1’nion. 221 E. First Street year. W Hh h | P r o te c tio n and Comf ! IN S U N S H IN E OR STORM Tents, Awnings, Tarpaulins, Boat Tups Ship Awnings, Covers, Bags and al! kimis of canvas articlesto special orders. Light and Heavy Canvas, Flags Bunting, Wanon Umbrellas, Camp Furniture, Tib* Preservers, Waterproofing, Etc. Mail Orders Solicited Jacksonville Tent and Aw E L D E R S P R IN G S WATER g mar::. Beginning with Sept. 20th this Bank will transact no smess after 2 p. m. PEOPLES BANK ician T . 0 . CHARLES, Distributor Lenses Ground KENT VULCANIZING WORKS FIRST VEGETABLE HOUSE TO INSTALL M W HINERY During the past week considerable new equipment has been added to ihi Fort Myers Trucking Association pac­ king house in this city. An innov­ ation is being added in the handling of pepers in the way of installing « washing nparntus similar to that In use in citrus packing houses. This wil he the first vegetable house in the state to install such an nparntus. It wns thought out and designed by the m anager of the 1 oral packing house, M. O. H. Draughon. and \ v .built in the building. Mr. Hrnughon Is nn eld parking house man and b a ­ llad a wide experience in packing fruits and vegetable*. It will elim ­ inate sand and other foreign m atter doing away with a large part of the discoloration caused by spray m ater lals, nnd the immersion in water will serve to freshen the pepers enabling them to be placed on tie- mnrkc t in better condition than formerly. It is nn established fnct generally accepted by growers that washing of the p ro ­ pers allows them to reach markets ir b e tte r condition than they <<-u1d oth­ erwise. nnd befor,- the racking house wns built ninny of the grower* w ash­ ed the pepers bv ham! before pack­ ing them for shipment. The p.-per* arc carried out o fthe w ater by a drin conveyor drying them - irifirh nth fo r them to go directly to the grni!Provisions have been made for the hnndling of another grade of peppers this routing season, tanking five g ra ­ des in nil. The new grade will be known a* “ Extra Fancy". The pur pose o fthe new grade is to give the growers an extra qunlilv pepper* r» rhnnee to reap a benefit in the wav of b e tte r price.' far -ml. ., io..,iini. T-h« Association felt that surh a consider­ ation should be riven grower* of «u* tw-rinr nualitv veprt/tMl**. Hcr,fto. fore such product* were listed, packend and «n!d under one fnticv grail. A nother belt wn« add'd to the grail ing mnrhine so ns to take rare of this special grade. Anotherf Irmovintiop In the vegetable packing house m eth­ ods that will be used bv the eesociat Ion this coming season patterned n* t e r ritru s fruit packing method* will be the system of marking or labeling the* crate* of hccctabb’-. Thfir«t three will be desb-naled bv tb. colors bine. r<-d nnd vellmv; denotin' resnectivelv the erndo« <>f extra fan­ cy fnnev nnd choice. The other tw* grades vs. red and nlain nepper* w*!' bear po lahel* on the crates but. wM’ be stamped either red or "lain as tbease tnnv be. Thi* is the system nnd colors u«- d for *jm>lnr tra d e s !>■• the C*a,it packing hnlt«o«, The.se fo|. ors being already made standard am1 established in the pnrki"e house* nn.t m nrkets. will he n great n««e«t n the vegetable business. Ft, M vrrs Dress UROF Gainesville, Sent. 15,— According to the Septem ber report of tho bureau of cron estimate* of the IT. S. IVpt. of A g rin d t nrg, field crop* in Fio-ida show little change from a month ngo. Total production will urobnlv ex­ ceed Inst venr’s for nennut* sugar cane. sweet potatoes, rice and toba**. co; while for corn velvet beans, sor­ ghum end hnv crons will show a total pro.locf In" it’wn 1-.** "«->r Tl.d estim ated corn crop is ]0,9 !L- Seeds! L. A. BRAND 15 Acre Farm, good location, 5 acres Tiled with flow­ ing well, 3 acres with Tile in need of relaying, all fenced, no buildings. PRICE AND TERMS ATTRACTIVE J. E. SPURL1NG, Agt Opposite Postoflke Celery,Lettuce,Cauliflower Our stocks are fresh and are of the best strains that can be s e ­ cured. Sanford Farmers have been using our “ Paris Golden Yellow Self - Blanching Celery Seed" for the past twenty years. Our “Big Boston Lettuce" and “ Early Snowball Cauliflower" have always produced dependable crops. Why experiment? Place your orders early. UNIVERSAL Ride the Implement Not the Horse Features You Want Does all field work—Including cultivating—nnd belt work. Save* most hone keep. One man handles both tractor and implement. You can Jarm more land alone. Tractor nnd implement buck up as one unit. Easily handled in close places. Operator sits on implement sent. Pe rfe ct control over tvhole our/t. Operator’s eye always on im­ plement. Better implement work; better crops. Tractive power ahead of work; operator behind i t Handles like horses. You'll admit the implement is the business end o f your outfit, so for pood work— ride the imple­ ment. That practice cannot be improved: it should not be changed. With the quality of your tillage work so directly responsible for the quality nnd quantity o f your crop— remember the importance o f the scat upon the implement. The man who built the Moline - Universal Tractor built it so the one man who operates both the trnctor nnd its implement always does so from the scat of the implement, no matter what the operation. It's the logical place to sit. You can sec that the implement docs good work nil the tim e nnd ndjust it to meet varying soil conditions without loss of time, so that its good work is continuous from sunrise to sunset. You have to be on the implement to do this— right on the job. I t’s nil to your ndvantnge nnd profit to be there. This, combined with its saving in man nnd horse labor, makes the MolineUniversal the sound investment that it is. I t ’s convenient, too, to sit nway back from the heat nnd exhaust o f the tractor—especially in July nnd August— with nil the controls of both tractor nnd implement right under your hnnd giving you absolute and perfect control over the entire outfit. You enn do better work with the M oline-Universal, nt less horse and man expense, than with any other tractor. Ask us to prove it to you, by figures or by demonstration. Lake Monroe, Fla �FRIDAY, SEPTEMBERIT, 1920. PROSPECTS WERE NEVER BRIGHTER „ . *- "I 7k «• . , . Krer) TraUe Center Shown Wonderful S um m er lluHineetit as fust Sanford is growing city of th o size in the as any We know it is growing sate THE SANFORD HERALD MCCULLER OFFERS SPECIALS The advertisement of L. H. McCuller is on thi3 pnge offering special prices in groceries of all kinds. Mr. McCuller believes in advertising and has taKcn taken re ggular space' in the week!lttS u la r snnci ly and daily Herald to set- forth the fact that he hns the goods and the prices. The McCuller Storo is too well known to need any special men* tion ns "Mac” has been here many years serving tho people to the best of everything in the fancy and staple grocery line. Look, for his advertise* ment eiv*h week as it will contain "tore news that will mean money to >'ou* ------------ x -----------ROY TILLIS RESIGNS --------Ray Tillis has resigned ns deputy sheriff and will engnge in the meat business. Roy has been an efficient officer for many years being with city anti county about six years. ------------ x— ------Survey work and rainage invest!* gat ions for the Palm Bench Drainage and Highway district, which distrfet comprises an area of about UOO.OOO acres, has been completed. ------------ x ------------ actu a l facts and figures to prove it and if there ate a ny here who lack faith in this state* rnctit they ca n verify it by going to the City Hall and get the figures on the new buildings or to the freight offices or th e telephone and telegraph offices or a n y w h e re at ce ntral points where people g a th e r to tra n s a c t business. A walk down town S a tu rd a y night convinces th e most skeptical th a t Sanford is the b e s t all the y e a r city in the state. Thcru ure no dull seasons here and s u m m er is lively w ith plenty of amusements and the streets filled with shoppers all the time. S anford merchants are stim u latin g tr a d e by offeeing special values in every depart* ment and as id e from th e transient trade th a t is being swelled every day there are m a n y new people coming to Sanford to locate. Among th e barom eters of tra d e and growth of the city are the telegraph offices and M anager Aspcmvnll of the Postal nhd M anager Hall of the Western Union both report a larger business th a n ever before. Mr. A *■ pcnwall says his summer business has never ben so good and he will have to .oignietit his force this w inter. l'iie railway offices all re p o rt more 1 ualness and this is especially true cl the fre ig h t offices where a large juice is kept busy alt the tim e iiandl* •j:g the big volume of business that flows through this point. The bank' i :i;c:v:r ro t'a 7 or »ENi!;o:*r. covkty ports business b e tte r th a n ever be* irOIUDA IN CHANCCRV. j oe and tile m erchants a r e jubilant over the s u m m e r business and tin i,right prospects of a fine w inter with 1 Wflti *11aT plenty of to u rists. c i t a ; : on l lie hotels have been filled all sum* i er and it has alm ost been a w in te r ■a with them and they a r e casting ;iu>ut for m ore places m which to put 1*+" 1 r«**t *• toeir guests this winter. Ail along tile line businss is good. lei U l I Hro Ur All along the line the people a i e feel* ill.* 1 ^ It**, ri**»I in ill' • -full. mg th at S a n fo rd has s ta rte d on that •it MUfa* w*f»»WI upward tren d t h a t will give us tw en­ I ITw-sl it Ui-uUrij it .. 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Sanford llfrmbt. » n*w*pai**r of **n*fal rIm ita tio n paMlabod la Sanford. Somlnol* Couii ly. Florida. W ITNItSS ]J. A. tVoylaaa. n » rk of tb* a d d Clreiill Court, and tb* »*at of * ,II Conti till* H lh day of A n tttd A. I ' IN " IS r a ll r . k. I'll n i t . ASS. c u r b I ' a t l , A G ll*a , Solldtora for Complainant I »!« PAGE ELEVEN N O T IC E O r A P P L IC A T IO N FO R T A X D E E D I'ndrr Sertjun SJ3 of lb * <i*n*r*t Statu, N o lle I , l.rtohy c Itm H id 3 I.a tn ;, ptlr r t a - r r of Taa O r t l f l r t t * So. 00. .U l**l lb * 3rd day of Joti* a . lb IM S. baa filed t a ll <-*MI U r a l* In tny o ffice and b a i t in u la appliraiMn t us lav d*e>t lo laau* In am .rd an r* with law. Sale r*rtlf|i*at* *tr- I f a. v« th* tollow lac ilracfttwC pnnwrty • in u i* .| m S*tnlnol* county, r io r i.n to w|t lo t 43 Sanford ItrU 'ita . T h * aald land t**lnc * **.**e.I at tt.* t ld * .if tb* la.uano* of *o*l * * r ilf !* d * In tl.* nain* of I ’riktirmn. H * " * r o «,* '* " t r j* r No. b i. d *l*d lb* 3rd ■ Vi) or tun* V lb IM S. baa 111*1 f a l l rvrtlflratr In my o fflr* and baa mad* nppllratb*n f»»r la* deed lo l*au* In aivordane* w lm law. Said r*r fIfh'j i * rm brae** It.* folb*wlBd deacrltwd |ir»n**r I* *11 nale.1 In Selu]n.d* County. I’ lo d d i, lo w ll I-It I* Sanford l l e l l t i l ,. IT i* aald |an.| t--|nc a* *e»*e.| at lb * dale of ibe l**nant** of aqrli r*r t ill a l* tn tb* nam* of Xlra I. W . l-llley. AI*o Taa IV n lfJ c a te No. S I. dale.) tb* till da) Of Jim* A tb IM T . h a , Hied *ald r e r ilf te il* tr my of loo and baa nude applleallon for taa dee.* to l**u* In aerurdanr* with law . Said r*rtl float* *mhrar*a tk* fidiowlna d w r lh e d prop*r tj *liital*.| tn S*tnln<d* County. I'V w lla, to wit l*d 2. Il*»« »: 117 ft I and I l**a Jl*e t|7 (t. W. of « I* Cor of lo t 2. (tun North 117 ft. W ■•*• ft . South 117 ft.. IJ. M ft to twi t Robin • 1*1 au r,*y n an addition to Sannr.l T l,* ad.' land l-rlna i h p w .I at th* dat* of th* taauanei of nirb r*r 11(Irate In tti* name of In k new n I n k** *ald le rtlflra t* * ahall Iw r*>!**oi*.1 ar •o r.lln r to law . taa d**d w ill l>*u* ttiereon o. t l * 2nd day of Oetidwr A. I> Ittjit, W ltnea, my o fflr la l at.-natnr* and m l tl.l* lit* 2*0 li day uf Auyn*t k |i ll*2*i tl. \ I t t i i r l i o Cj*rk ■C le rk '# Sea !) II*. V 11 ls>ucla** I*. C IN C IR C U IT C O U R T . SEVEN TH J U D IC f A t C IR C U IT , IN AN D TO R t E M IN O E E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A . IN CH A N CERY. S t.k V tA t'Ot.O NY r m t l'A N V , ( enrnirattin n:i.t*r t k . lair# ,.f tb* S t(ta of Olilit, P.impUJat' ant. f i, J . C. 3 Ic lin n » r , #t a|..lv< n laat* . o n i> K n o r r u n u o A T i o N * T'i tl, unknown L*Ira. (rant*#* or "<l rr cUlm anfa »n I a ll [4«rfl## ctalmtnc tn lnt#rr«f un.!#r J . C. M#|trM# an I ................... M fH rl!#. lil* w|f#. n . 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D. 1.1. n, tb* t a r t t*tn< a ttnl* P a r of thU , ' « , b tl la furlb*r or,|er»,| that tbla oo'lc* b* ptbt!«b*t f.>r tw * li* n m aern th ) w**ka In th* Saaf.>r.| llarabt. a n*wapap*f of ,* n * r a l ftrm la tlo a pobttat.r-t In Sanfor.l. S*nilnoI« foo nty. f l >rlla. \V|tn*»a* E . A. Clark of t b . ad d C lm ilt Court, an 1 tb* •*•! of n i l Conrt. tbla tltb d iy of V n f iit . A. I*. 1921. I Seat) E . A. IN IL'IILA SS. C te rt. Paata A Ultaa. S-itlrtrora for Complainant. P la te Try a Herald want ad for results. Beginning with Sept. 20th this Bank will transact no business after 2 p. m. M M Jf PEOPLES BANK LEGAL ADVERTISING •.*»t.**f »*f | Ml IN III >I*M ArMlUofl, 11***r■** tl,# v;‘" Sii[Iln^»! i *fn#r *if I**3 Well Known S h ip p e r Will H ave Crate ^ 41 /*■ 1i#h»*# WV*I '<*•! I ft M aterials and Parking House ■ ■- - 1‘ tn jji|# nf Hu# »»f 1 1elif »»f WAf nt Hlunft* • •i t stiiil-rt S f r r r l l •Ii*th '# S*#itliw#*t The large new crate warehouse re . * -« J 'T 'J f lK S S , by D. tj, C. ^•[,.,.1 f,.*, i fj ti.«'tn# .siuiii v» fi in i>*'«iu b) U* Marlowe, is a big addition t»> the bus- i.iu. itainine t ■» amit.|"i»**:n,iiii!fc ft<ini ivtiirti lu ll of i tiHU-lilfii iness section and is located on the n 1#It•,| 1*1 |li|« ITdll *# ACft 11** f h r l 1 1Mlt *•*♦! !'••»* corner of Laurel avenue and C om mer­ (if Sdlin •**ti■■# Infcrrst Ifl nti-1 fil fliP liH*i 1 ^** cial street. T he warehouse 40 by 110 ftitlaiai# »l#*rf lt*#it. Tlirfffn f# . .ri# VriMl. Almltd •>*»!. l*r *»t feet was built by contractor S. O. i.ra Trust.*#, t tin rlr* W I.I m Ut dtp! « l k Shinholaer, anil is modern in every re* W liltll^r. aii*l W illiam I*. Mr» ll#f «n I ............. D r u llc f. «ft* Idtrl'jr f#.|*tlrr*l t*i !*• sttecC uritl Bpfvar t«‘fi»r# o*ir m I-I f 'lm ilt »! tl*** As a c a r lot produce dealer Mr. t%*tif U iijm * I li s 4tifa*r *1 r i i n l U . 'O tl,r l«t •! * Marlowe, Is well known to ev ery one of N»nrn»!*r N. I» III?* an«l *n>\ tl.#*v Bh*Mrr tn IW Itltl «f complain I ctM b li in Sanford and Seminole county, he ru |n i sd£itln*t fmt, o1l#rwl*# d I ►erfr** I'm 0*11 having been a resid e n t of S anford for fi*Mi( n l l l I# rfiTrfrtl af»ln*t |«*'i Art »I! twelve years. H e is held in esteem aatt.rr |#rsnn« art* rlclif. ilifc trrrst in ami t*» tl # |’n*t*#rti »t#r#ln «l#*<*r|t-*-l by all who know him and fully enjoys uni)#r. I*r or f1»r*»ic1t tl •* fianta*| •!*■f**n I t h e confidence of not only .he growers ant* **r nl! #rnl*# at# l #r#t»r r# |ulr#U tn »*r of t h i s section, but all ol the trad e 0thI a|ijt**ar l-^fi»r# .xir s.il*l <‘ltru lt « *•■trt at tr* t h r o u g h o u t the country. I its form er r*#iri | liarjs# In S*nf«»r*l, f'l«*f|a!a *0 tl*# '-tt iI ni nf t«rr#ttiia#r \ I' IfO l. «" I titan o p e r a t i o n s have been highly success­ itfalnat ) 1hi »«N p irfl# * ful as he ’ had a prominent hand in rtilt#rnt*# a I**-* r## l*i*i r iin f r u u n il) I# **n I rn l sra ln s t n M irnkrxnin parti#*. i n d u s t r i e s in S a n fo rd that are succes* It I* *•! *|a‘f *’*! 11 it II 1 flort •— I ’l'l - •-* < , Mr. M arlowe has several larger 1 ,11f--?■I IfrrflM, * tt#« •i*'ij»#r Kctitliml# fVinril?. ri» *rlli on## g r o w e r s identified with him and his |t, Wi^’lk faif #| »tit (nIfI*•*■*■T|II*f* Wl’fU ft* tt .♦l*-# f*» t r a d e on the n o rth e rn m a rk e ts are | ■f ati>l «nr# a a t*A r--r (p#|fef high class in ev ry respect. W reU ?»• hnt|i# to Unknown il#f#h.l*ftt • ri i t * ti'l an*! Hi# *'‘f l of t i l l f‘frAside from his business of buying t’liiin nil fid* Slflt *1ajr of \ ft anti selling F lorida fruits end vege­ rulr it»2f> 1: \ f io r o t .k p o tables Mr. M arlowe will handle a rM .M .i (*|#vk I 'Ifn i It I’nurt S#u in d* fount? f l- r ll? large c r a te business in this p a r t of »« f *#<*»»?t#«, Pi*lfr|t*»r and *%*i|tia#l f*# Florida ami will use his new ware- (*#**?# I '.ftl| |l | ■1tia ll t «a I'ltf I. ■o n e f o r a packing bouse during the . v o T i c r o r A r r u c k T i o N r o n tax d eed spring season. Uedar Pactioft 573 of th* 0*h*raS S titu te i. ------------ -x-----------V**! I* lir r r lij f l i r n rlv*t) t lia l: WINTER "CROOK S" ARE M l». l i r i l l i l tT . A LR EA D Y IN FLORIDA furfhaaer of T a t I> rlili# *lc N'» *112, 4 a l r i II# Sanford, i i‘i\tij elected ei icti u in i5iiiuefU| S(. Augustine is out in a w arning to its residents t h a t already the Floriidu w inter pest o f crooks is arriving The St. A ugustine Recoird Inis the following, which is possibly tr u e of all resort towns. "City authorities warn residents of St. Augustine ag a in s t tin4 crooks that ionic to Florida and this city with ■ i li w inter season, the advance guard winch itas already put in an upi" .trace. These people operate in v a r ­ ious ways, but one of the most freum'Tit methods si to visit homes tin th" pretense of ta k in g orders for one thing or another. In th a t way the lay of the prem ises is secured ami the value of the furnishings appraised. F the "O rd er T a k e r" believes th e houcontains jewels, etc of' sufficient " ........... value to roll, a l a t e r visit is made by amitlier nt vniber of the bund. Oily officers say some of these thieves are already in St. A ugustine making p re p ­ arations fo r the season’s harvest, and the people should be forewarned. ------------ x ------------G A F F N E Y GOES HIGHER r.'h ilajr of J u l/ . \ I*.. 1015, l u t fi!#d I r#r thV atr In in* oCl # an l ha* ma*!# appll#«tl*m for ta t *!##d t«» l*«ur |r* ac**ordan## wltli law mal l 'rMlflral# •##• It # fnlhiw lM #*att-#*l fir«*t*#rtr *Uuafc*l In fWmln-d# Ik H in lj, ElnfMa lo u If : l!«g| IV) fr. nf !*»♦• IS an 10. A. H. t»rtmt»* Sul*. I»lf. rcfjwriM In I"l*t •. I'aec 47 Th# laid I1 U1J taring «•*#*■#4 at IL# tltfi of l**.iinr# of gorti rrrlHcafa In llie namt of . .iVarl 17. .Slatena Alt** Tat 4>r«lf.#at« No. ,T\n. dat#! !!•# *lr.l I»f -f Jin#. A. I*. 191*. It* 51#*! rf,r ttU^it# In ruf **m • and l.a* ina*l# app*l#f'•! •I.. | ri «!«•#*» to 11*tic In ar<*or»tanr# with h*r Hg|.| r#r llflrat# #mtira##a II # ollnwltlf •J#a#«***r-I pfoj^rtf altuatr*! In Pcmtrwl# foqntf. ITu.-U til 91 It 1 tv 1 | uf 1: I 2 n( MV 1-t n t S1J t t of S*<\ 7. Ip 21 S tt .W It., 3 arr*». 71* t a l l la o j |.*lnf #•**••*,! «• tb* Hat* of |a-'iin r* nf ,n rl, rrttlS ra tr In tb* nam* of IV a it It St*pb*na. u__ „ , ................ f a t IV r tlB 'a l* N". 1**0 H alrt lb* »,ih oay »r July. t. i>. i«il. tiu »w ><M oi ^ J Y , " . . V m ^ n u n « wl." V.w - i l l .*n in *-a l* rmbra'va tb* o lb .w ln j i|*«rtli>*'! pn>p*rtr altu»t**l In S*mtno1« tVsuity. I'tofl-ta " | * , l ‘ ; t . |J. k. CrltSn'a Sub. H lf. fa ft S*c'a 7 *o t s. Tp. 21. S. It. M U. Tl.* m M Ion-1 #••**»*■! ( t It,* ‘tat* nf too an** " f »orti rrM tn ral* In tl.* tm e * of A. It. lirttBn. It., -.tl, ,lay nf tk to t*r. A. lb IP I0. o.M tns t . law . '»« «1**4 k*UI l«<i* tb»ff«i ™ I r,J*»a aabl r*itlfl<'it*a at,all <■* r*'l**tn*'l •* kVItnr.a n>y ofllHtl tltn a lu r* anT •*»! IM* tt * llttb <tay " f Anyoal A. lb , tn^i. |j a . Itn trn t ASS. H a rk . .s * .t ) Hy V . r . p o u o i -a s s . p . c . ^HIS much is certain—that the small car owners of this country have as high quality standards as any other class of motorists. Whenever you want to see this proven out, you have only to watch how they come to good tires, when they are given an opportunity to get at them. What some dealers seem to overlook are the reasons which have led most of the small car owners to buy their cars. In building tires for the small car, the United States Rubber Company ex­ ercises as much care, as much thought, as much supervision, as if they were in­ tended to go on the most expensive cars in the country. Devoting an entire factory to their manufacture. Putting the whole weight of its varied experience behind them. Never cheapening their quality on the mistaken theory that a man’s intelligence can be judged by the length of his car’s wheel base. T ft AX A'-T* / ■ fj :,<Lii usco ,llll p iiii. .•'f ''11111111' I,*, feni'lin’ L hum I 0 •iti ml A hint which the small car owner who is bent on quality will always heed in time. I l/n-Piriv r.ic lu r U 'i The fCHAIN 'tti* United States Tires United S ta te s ® t ;■. s.t- 'I * Good dealers will tell you that they can never get enough U.S. 30x3V^-inch Tires. v_il s Rubber Company T i t ' » tiiim trrd t w j i f iin.J l.ir a e if thlrty-fivr llr nt. Jk*j /(uM*»'r Dryunfnirlun Iff Ifu. Three of D aytona’s s ta r perform ers •ui the diamond leave tom otrow for higher company Ditchers Bennett and i Clf Gross and Outfielder Gaffney going i n THE CIRCUIT COURT. SEVENTH JUU io the Columbus te a m of the AmcriICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND TOR BEKINOEE COUNTY, r t O R I D A •tn Association. A duel for their sale i" tiiis Class A A organization was IN C H A N C E JtY *losed several days ago and they were iiI w i t COI.ONY COMPANY, to report a t the close of the local sns- t I’orpotatlon tuMar tb , !-•« • of lb * S la t* or on. but a telegram received yesterday Ob to. I 'uni f»t*ln>nt«a from Joe T inker, who presides over ORDER or pI'ltUC.kTIOS o*ked th at they he s e n t nt once. They S aturday.— Daytona Journal. 3 C. M rltll'l*. *t *>•• W ILL LOCATE HERE * ; *T.71 ’■a! W m y/ M: '//////A / |vf*n.|an ta. , , M*Rrtl*. T.i 3. V. M rlltl'l*. an,I * t f * . o . r . I ’* r » t t ah't , . . . P a r e n t . . Aiaratt*. * If*. Ao-b .ktrtatl* ant ••• |ln*bnck. and . . . . . . W|r,, wnium a. R-wt, Ma bla hla bla .Will* . A l . i a n P r . vrnu William Al*»tn’'l*r. U*orf* b.lra Zat law »t Ji-aapb At*i........ naab. rfrtWa Tlortiii , sttanatb. H(»*m Mrs. II. and son, of H. 1*. L sis s ts b a u g h mid Kustis spent pent l' u e s d n j t of this week In | wlf*. Sanford.* Sanford. Mr. L atshaugh is alreadv h-re here having accepted a position with ; n5ff< ,jK*a**t. on,1*r lb . the W. B. Herndon Insurance Comp- n.uw*a (" “r; of r ^ u t t i Tb. t b . ««.«. S la t* ftny* Both Mr. nml Mrs. I^atshau^rh **V m m *. iu4«ri if. itanutr •"■! ........ speak very highly o ( Sanford, and ns (t(m„ , m, *ir*. william t.. a. Etna. Tnn S T l soon ass pproperty can be purchased, ,*. £ will make nke this tn e ir fu tu re home. Intfa’1 111* 5xtarfh.v. 1ir9h• V. eiii< Mary w. nita. a- , l*. T r-'.t* - tor n * * t U r .r » * ll M. w * The women of T a m p a are register- ,,*i » i h g as "tw enty-one plus refusing to " a 4n,*t ttnti*r. bla wtf*. H- D trive their oxnct age, the state law st<ir9, ' .............. si',,' n• s ”*• Tayl>r Ma wtf*. Wm only req u irin g th a t they shnll be Tarkir Tark*r (n,l .............. ...C n t i u r bla w tf*. A. P< 1Coltl*r »n 1 twi nty-one. *v\\V *.A■1 \\,1 ■ <P'J Ltii A . IL F u llr r , A lta m o n te S p rin g * , F la . 1). I ) . D a n i e l . I„ M . H e h b ln d e r, C h u lu o lo , F la . G e n e v a , F la . Midway Garage, Lung wood- Fin. A. G. Gninoun, O itern, Fla. I.a w ton Bros. Co. Inr., Oviedo, Fla. Kent Vulcanizing Works, Sanford, Fla. Ovirdo Garage, B. H O. Motor Co., I. W. 1‘hillips & Son*, Oviedo, Fla Sanford. F.'a Sanford Fla JS . T i * �T H E SSANFORD HERALD PAGE TW ELVE Having a Great Gathering And Sev­ eral Finn Lectures Gainesville, Tuesday wns the second day of the 1920 annual conference of Florida county agents. All the age­ nts ore here and arc eagerly taking in everything. Not a sneaker is given anything but undivided attention. A hunger fo r more inform ation on the many perplexing field problem seems to prevail among nil the men. The first m eeting Monday night was devoted more especially to general topics and discussions, the principal speakers being Dean P. II. Rolfs, W. B. M ercier and H. E. Savely of W ash­ ington. nnd Professors C. K. McQunrric and F razier Rogers. Monday a f ­ ternoon wns spent in round-table dis­ cussions on citrus problems and ob- serving a terracing and ditching dettfThe whole of Tuesday was pent upon the ever im portant question of fertilizers. Every phase and angle of the subject was argued and discussed, The speakers Tuesday included 11. E. Savely, Dr. J. E. Turlington, County agents C. D. Kime, C. SI. Berry, nnd II. E. Stevens, Dr. R. W. Ruprecht. L. SI. Rhodes, S. W. H ia tf and ViceD irector A. P. Spencer. Todny, Wednesday, is livestock tiny, featured in the morning with lectures by 11. U. Clayton, Proffcssors C. II. Willougby and J. M. Scott, T. J. Broo. kk- Dr. A. I.. Shcaly nnd F. R. Ed­ wards on such questions as feeding and balancing rations for livestock, soft pork, m arketing livestock and diseases of farm animals. Sir. Ed­ wards will discuss protecting corn from weevils. • This afternoon the agents will be taken by auto to visit n num ber of the outstanding livestock farm s of Alachua County, directed by County Agent C. D. Dunn. The conference is proving n greut success. All spenkers are experts nnd arc delivering the very best lectures. A spirig of good fellowship prevnils nnd much good is being derived. Ench day points to this conference being considered tho best of its nature evei held in Florida. Every agent will take back with him much information th a t will be of grnt value to the farm ­ ers of his section. St. Petersburg has received its c ar­ load of cheap arm y m eats ordered by M ayor Noel Mitchell ami the m anage­ ment of the St. Petersburg Independ­ ent. Surrounded by crowds ity the A. C. I.. Railway yards the bacon, cor­ ned beef and corned bef hash were in great demand. By noon every enr of ment had been sold. GIFTS THAT LAST FRIDAY, SEPTEM HER Work has been started by the Sou­ thern U tilities Company nt Fort Lau­ derdale on the foundation of a now 100-ton stornge room for ice. Other improvements ore being made in tin plant nt that place. V ♦*« X t J V «.♦« 1 V GOOD FOR| $1.00 This Coupon will be nccep ted as a Cash Paym ent o 11.00 on any purchase o $10.00 OR MORE i Greatest Sale i the History Of Sanford GOOD FOR $ 1.00 This Coupon will be accen **'“ as a Caah Payment o $1.00 on any purchase o $10.00 OR MORE Crowds fill the store from Opening till closing, showing their Great Appreci­ ation of the Remarkable Values. For the next Eight Days we offer many new many cases of COME EARLY and Values VICTIMS RESCUED The ^Jeweler” ^ W ei a k a Block K idney, liver, b la d d e r nnd u ric ncid tro u b le s nro m o s t d a n g e ro u s b e ­ c a u se of th e ir insid io u s attacks. H e e d tho first w a rn in g th e y give th a t th e y need a tte n tio n b y taking COLDMEDAL CA PSU LES Th» world's standard remedy for thess disorders, will often ward off these dis­ eases and strengthen the body against further attacks. Three sires, all druggists. L ook f o r l).» n e i r . C old M .J .1 o n » u r r !m » i.J . i c . p l no u a il.lw a Don’t Misjudge Us Don’t Misjudge Us By our location. The fac th at wc areout of the higl rent district gives us t decided advantage to sel you By our location. The far th a t wc areout of the higl ren t district gives us i decided advantage to sc! you Better Goods for Less Money Next Door to Brock The Tailor Better Goods for Less Money i TRADE MARK TYPEWRITERS and REPAIRS Wo Buy, Sell, Rent and Repair all makes of type­ writers. Several Remington and Smith Premier typewriters from $12.00 to $22.50 ORLANDOTYPEWRITER &SUPPLY CO 42-11 Watkins Block Orlani The Fordson cuts the cost of preparing land apnost to half of what it cost with horses. But even more important is the fact that the Fordson saves from thirty to fifty percent of the farmer’s time. And time saved—getting fields in shape to plant in the proper season; getting things done whon they should be done—means money to the farmer. Besides it helps greatly in solving the Labor Problem. 0 As ever, the machine way is proving more efficient, faster, easier than the old hand way. In the factory, the machine increases production, saves labor produces more at jess cost. And that is what the Fordson does on the farm. The Fordson way is the machine way of fanning. Besides it helps the labor problem. The Fordson’s first cost is low; and the after or operating cost is low. It is a compact, easily handled tractor, backed by the greatest tractor service organization in the world. We are Fordson dealers. Xot only do we sell Fordson tractors, but we carry a stock of Fordson parts and employ Fordson mechanics to help the farmers get results from the Fordson. Let us demonstrate the Fordson on vour own farm. SA N FO RD TO J A C K S O N V IL L E L IN E F R ID A Y SEPTEM BER Boat leaves Sanford at 12:15 Wednesday. Returning ar­ rives Sanford 11 a."m. Friday ROUND T R I P j_. -J. -J- ■{• v •> -1-v v v v -1- $ 1 2 .6 8 �' . ■ T,g l l- -U'- . v*11■■ IJ. — y — , r~- L ' v cj v * » r * \ • ■-■ ’aSB* • ■ ’ o<r/v “? §T i ? '■+*r ^ V / FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 17, 1920. - \ . FACE THIRTEEN ■THE HERALD’S Weekly Guide to Bargains i Market 3] j Tiicsc Live Business Houses | arc asking for a share of your patronage, and it will pay you to carefully read each ad. T hf board o feo u n ty , commissioner* ted n public hearing last week for of Volusia county has decided to make the purpose of obtaining information an appropriation of $1,00ft for the-fund on which to base his report on the subthat is being raised in Volusia coun­ ject of the cross state w ater way, ty for the entertainm ent of the dele­ from the Indinn River through St. gates to the Nntionnf Editorial Asso- Lucie river, St. Lucie Cnnnl, Lake elation, which organization will mnke Okeechobee, Caloosahatchee river and a tour of Florida in March of next San Carlos bay. year, visiting all of the important ________x_______ points In the stnte. , . . _________________ The anscsed value of Jacksonville „ , „ , for 1920 is over $09,000,000. This Is Colonel W . J. Barden, Corps of En- an increase over Inst year of npproxgincers of the United Sates Army, on- intatcly seven millions. The greatgineer in chareg of this district with er portion of the new vcluntion comes headquarters in Jacksonville' conduc- from added crricory. Fertilizers F o r Seed Beds Steamed Bone Meal Raw Bone Meal Ground Tobacco Stems Cotton Seed Meal ABOUT 923,000 Brown’s Mark's! Out of the High Rent District and we give our customers the benefit of this We handle the very best s a v in g . Florida and W estern Pork, Beef, Mutton, Veal, S a u sa g e , and all packing house products We ask a Trial and Guarantee Satisfaction P R O M P T D E L IV E R Y 415 Sanford Ave The City Market Walthall & Estridge, Props. # Full Line of Western and Florida Meats Staple and Fancy Groceries SPEC IA LS SUGAR 19c lb. Get All You Want IRISH PO T A T O E S * GOc pk. SW E E T P O T A T O E S - 60c pk. QUICK DELIVERY We have the best Delivery Service in the City. Give us your Meat and Grocery Order. We can Please You Phones 106 and 493 V v v♦ % ’T V V V V V ♦ vt ? ?❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ Forty-Three «[ Slate's Fifty-Four Counties Announced Populations of Ft of the state's .VI counties have been announced and it is likely th at the total population of tie when g i.in cut will run close to 92.>,000. The exact figures if all the II counties should grow at the same average rate as those announc­ ed would he 921. 9 i t. it is not like­ ly however, that the exact rate will maintain because most of the fast growing and populous counties have been announced. Those still to come are likely to lower rather than raise the average of the state. However, if they should merely hold their own the population of the state will !»> 901,198. Copulation of l:t Counties. The population of the following Ft Florida counties have heen announc­ ed: 1910 1920 Per Cl Duvul ____ 7a,Kid 113,540 Hillsborough 78,380 87.901 Escambia .38,029 49,380 Bade .......... 11,933 12,7.31 Folk ........... 21.1 IS 33,001 Jackson ___ 29,821 31,221 • ’ I’lnellas ..18,811 28,205 20.911 •Marion __ 23,90S DeSoto ____14,200 25,431 Volusia ____16510 (ladseti ____22,198 22901 Orange ____19,017 19,890 19,789 Suwance ___18,003 Manatee _ . 9,550 18,712 18,059 *Leon...........19,427 10,510 'Madison ..10,919 •Jefferson .17,210 14,502 14,290 •Columbia . 17,089 13070 •Santa Rosa 11,897 13,001 •St. Johns .13,208 • 12,850 Holmes ..11,557 12,119 Lake ___ 9.509 12,110 •Walton ..10,400 11,823 •Washington 10,403 11,107 •••liny ............... 11.340 Nassau __ 10,525 10, 980 ••.Seminole 9,459 9873 •Hamilton ..11825 9,181 •Levy ............9,921 9,300 (Iknloosa . . . . . . 8,802 1 aseo _______7,502 8.775 , 105 Calhoun 8,505 1.717 Brevard 7,851 Sumter . _ 0,090 7,195 . . . 5,507 Osceola 5,022 linker . . . . . . 4.083 5,318 Fianklln .. 5 201 5,220 •Citrus - . 0,731 5,135 . . 1,702 Broward 5,000 Liberty . . 4,700 4.313 1. 997 •Hernando 2 , 1 12 • ••Flagler 2.132 • • ‘Okeechobee Total 633,710 815,890 22.9 •Decrease. ••Not organized in 1910, compared with 1915. •••Not organized In 1915. The population of the entire state in 1910 was 752,019. Adding an av­ erage rgowth of 22.3 per cent, to that* the figures of 024,913 are reached. Adding the 1910 p .pulation of th c ll u tire ported counllc* to those already in will give 904,498 and it is likely that the entire population of the state will be between th a t figure and 930,000. The hoard of directors of the I-nkr county (chamber <I commerce Jins tinnmiously decided to retain the ser­ vices of Willis B. Unwell as secretary for nnoth er year at a salary of $5,000 and in addition to employ an assist­ ant secretary, Mis Louise Pepper, who will devote her time to the routine de­ tails of the office thus allowing Sec­ retary Powolll more freedom of action to plan and c a rry out some of the pro­ jects he has in mind for the develop­ ment of Lake county and all enter­ prising communities in that county. Nitrate Soda Potash Nitrate Mixed Fertilizers Our Prices Are Right Chase & Co. Sanford, Florida Morris Supreme Creamery Butter Norseman Soused Sardines - - Coronado Sardines in Tomato Sauce Ambassador Sardines in Pure Peanut 20c can oil and Olive oil { French Sardines in Olive Oil Albertroche Brand 35c Marie Elizabeth Brand 35c Mustard Sardines, Elk Brand - 20c Atco Brand Sardines in Olive Oil - 25c 1 lb. Tall Pink Salmon 25c 1 lb. Tall Argo Salmon - 40c 1 lb. Red Heart Salmon 35c 1-2 lb. Premier Salmon, Columbia River 35c 1 lb Premier Salmon, Columbia River 60c 1-2 lb. Can White Rose Lobster 75c White Tuna Fish, 1-2 lb. cans 1-2 lb. cans Stripped Tuna Fish Fox River and Clover Hill Butter 15 lbs. Irish Potatoes L. P. McCULLER Sanford, • Florida • ♦! ❖ ❖ ❖ *> ❖ ❖ f V * ❖ Ws&i Ashes: FLORIDA CENSUS Phone 122 TH E Jgj PURE FCO MARKET x J . H. T I L L I 5 , Proprietor A Sanitary M arket Handling Only the B est in Our Line • P H O N E 105 F O R P R O M PT D E L IV E R Y < 402 S A N FO R D A V E N U E | S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A | \ ■> V L ; '1 _ % �THE SANFORD HERALD PA G E FOURTEEN FOR SALE The Following New Lumber 2160 Feet 8”xl? Ship-lap Flooring 8x8’ 22 Pieces 12’ 10x12 14 Pieces 12’ 10x10 0 Pieces 12’ 2x8 55 Pieces 12’ 2x12 12 Fiecs 12’ 2x10 17 Pieces 12’ 3x10 19 Pieces 12’ At cur our New Warehouse, Corner Second Street and Oak Avenue. Chase & Company In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicia Circuit, Seminole County, Florida. In Chancery. M ost enjoyable was the "W elcom e Hom e" party given by the Euzeiion Class of the iiaptist Temple on last M. S. Jelks, Com plainant, vs. T hursday afternoon. The occasion T. M. Jelks, L. 1*. Jelks, el a!. teas in honor of their teacher, Mr.', ’Jo all parties claiming an intere# (list, Hyman, who ha; just returned irm n an extended noting at Ridge as heirs, devisees, legatees, grantee.' of, by, through or 11inlet, Augustus 1‘ Crest. N. c. The <1on plot.* Mil pi i e of tile h"ti. Farm 'll, Georgia V. l arnell, Dowel ni.o> cao'ed iiiik Ii m errim ent; she liav- Rhode, A. Atkinson, Nary E. Farm'll ii’o In-m induei d to g . calling in ti.e J. (). Jelks, as an individual or trus early forenmm, ; *I 1.1n u d ItUt-r to tind tee, Oliver J c lk ', Joint J. Jelks, Tenia pcraiue 11. Jelks, ,b.>, 1 1. Jelks, W, A *et livit: .’- 100m g: ee fully ilecot';, Roland. William l„ A. Ellis, Edwin A 0 ith eilt lloWei s a n 1 .uilnc t liiriv IlllftJ■ m nnltirs •tiiil friend n f th. Jelks, W. I„ Branch. W. If. Leonard l . i p. lek, and .1. U. Leonard, d> CliL'S in wehome Id ' During ihe af lurnmrti *u 1n t 1 - i eased, them -.n•i any of tnein, or otit ing 1lUogi.im of ;i l l U s* if n: .1 Oils'!it.nl eiivi.e, whether known or unknown and all other parties claiming an in :. nd'O i d. terest in any wise in and to the fol Uidit iled to the K u/elim ( i.i" <d the lowing described property in Meiuiuob County, Florida, to-w it: I ir - 1 1t.t pi i - 1 ( lurrrli All " f SW I-1 of NK 1-1. section 9, Ity .Mrs. I . M. Carroll, Ii“ - 1 a n e known as No. 5, (,. (j. But Sanford Heights. lerV .'iirveyi and also begin at cento section 9, m n west 1 1-2 eh. north 5 Just a hand of Em elians, cii. E 1 l-'J eh. S 5 oil. and also on> Landed together for work, acre in section P, to commence at i, Hope will have no member point P. 10 d i. south of NW cor. NM Who would he willing to shirk l- l of SE 1-1 run E 1.27 cii. thence S To degrees, 45 m inutes, east 5.30 eh Her duty in this small class. Remember there is no time to waste South 'pi degrees, west 1.7'! eh. theno nortli 73 degrees J.7 m inutes, west 5.0:. W hatever we llnd to do must he Done w ith courage and with haste. eh. north 1.33 eh., and also in sectioi • t 9 to commence at a point as follows Jesus left us a wonderful example From the NW cor. of NW 1-1 of .SI While He was here on earth, 1- 1. run south 10.18 cii., thence soutl He w ent about doing good 7.1 degrees 4.1 m inutes, east 5.02 e And w ith His blessed life, gave birth and from this point of beginning rut To new and eternal ideas, north 114 degrees, etst 3.:J2 eh, eas That we may follow Him 2.42 eh., south 24 degrees, west 5,2* And strive each day to do our best eh, north 70 degiees, W 2.12 eh, nort! To riti the worltl of misery and sin. IS4 degrees, east 1.55 eh. to beg. And also Hint tract of land in section 9. He tau g h t us to be kind always, ns follows: Commence a t a point 1( To those who are deep in sin, ch. south of NW cor. of NW 1-4 of Wt* have, too, a cross to bear FE 1-4, thence run west J.7.4 ch. soutl If we would he like Him. 20 degrees W (). 57 ch. south 70 dr grees, east *4.1*1 chains, north 34 de­ He ta u g h t us to visit the sick grees, east 1.55 eh, north 73 degree And help the needy, too; To do each day some noble deed, 45 minutes, west 5,62 chains, north If He always kind and true. chains to beg; and also the south li acres of SW ] - | of NW 1-4, sectioi He bore bis cross up Calvary’s Hill 10 ; all in township 2 1 , south range 31 east. With a sail and heavy heart, Still willing to do IHs duty You are hereby ordered and reijmr And willing to do His part, cd to he and appear to the hill of lie tiled that we might work and livi co. i plaint tiled herein against you b; Old Our Savior suffered there; M. S. Jelks. on Monday. Novombe Can’t we work with all our might. 1 st. 1920, and it is fu rth e r orderei And try each day to share that this order be published in Th Sanford Herald, a newspaper, once a ’fiie cross He left for us to bear week for twelve consecutive weeks. When He ascended to 1 11•• home above Witness my hand and the ollicin' He looks at us with a broken heart, seal of the Court at Sanford, Seminal Htill full of pity and of love County, Florida, this the 13th dnv of To see us so inditTvrent while August, 1920 E. A. Douglass, Working out tin* plan of life; ( leik < ircuit Court. Seminole Coun He knows our trials and tem ptations ty, Florida. The turm oil, cares amt strife. Schelle Maine*, Solicitor for Com plnlnant. 52-Kit. That His children have to suffer If they work each day for Him, NOTICE or APPLICATION 1 Oil TAX DLED Trying to lighten someone’s burden; To turn them from the pa*hs of sin. t'r-l-r < •,r ti - f i - n - r . l s u i ' i t - , Work, for each day brings us nearer N*."|. - i . i f i t .n n o n m lu iM e ,n ,. To the time when our work is done, P * “ 7. I'O n-h.m r <f 1 » t C r r i l O c i . No I'U •l*tr-l fl , 1 .7 .,f Jur,\ Then we’ll be carried home to heaven D lot*, i , n ; - . | *>l l r r t l l f l r . t r . Id tr,i nffirr ax.) h U M n ItV lt' * Where life will have Just begun. p l l r i d - . n f,,r t * \ tt— I tn D . t - a m H tl.i— “ WELCOME HOME" PARTY. IrM ¥ . , ,, ■. .i; ffl • *>« , ifflafflii ir. i !>?s **Uli la * St).I i* rrllflra lr rtn t.ftrv . tt.r j*. In behalf of the tlas*. Miss Minnie true I— r ll—1 |iM jr-r ,7 .( f t u t - l It, Srttilti.,!Stewart, in her charming way pre­ ...|,itt( r im l l . , I , *,)l N i: | 1 „ [ * | ; ; , ,,f s-- vi T|. 2i. s a ^3 i ; . id »(■(»•' sented to Mrs. Hvman a lovely bo- 7ni) - iI IiI --f I I f I t - l - i I i w p l a t l l i r - t . t r nf I t d ie t of roses as a token of their love I„ ~ — m n r . t r In ( | , r m m , „ f \j and esteem. In turn. Miss Stewart. 11 who has been the SuDStitUtC teaehel l '« ' ’rrtlflr.tr Nn 4S7. .|«tr| n,r , | during Mrs. Mvmnti’s absence, was *!*?, " J *’ ,0|* flW *" i smta tl,.. if-'.-ioant of a b.autiful boouet of t " ,rX,u*ro wuk I'id l«h 1m I t -* ^ s **aM XOSCS* tertjfli'jt** ctiit*rarr« tfi Irijf At the conclusion of th e program a t',,>i*f',r •lot.ir-i tn s-min.*ir c.-ntr. n-n.i., v i s : , t * t. it N r i t ..( ' t ; i i ..f s i : i i *■.,! « delicious ice course was served. t , , .,f >n , ,.f ^, 21 s Class Ki*porti*r. n .* r ■*•• a. r^ ti ** • *i i i»n i t-irwr M*e>t V -X - 1r -1 its* ..f ft.** W-Jart.-** .«f «r|<*ti r**rtlrt f i t # In tl «• ti*n r "f M S»it|11* BIRMINGHAM VISITORS HERE \I*" I . * <Vrt|f1ra«9 S'* .l*t**.| th- .lf.1 •lav «*f inn** \ l» l*»t* fll»^| •«( | *>*rtl.1 ( rat^ f'i tnjr tifflrf art.I l,a# uia l** a|<t,1t*'’atlf»n f»*f Among the many recent visitors «»» Arr-i t ■ it *—nri.n— riot h« skn w ith which Sanford has been favored ' ‘■'"r .t- - - t r , . - n., r..i -rtn* » •_ t . ii i . ,, | r.-i*rrt 7 •Itii.tr-I In S .m ltv ilr t, »*|.,rl (, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brinkm an oC B ir -|t.,„n si: i i ..r niv i i -.f \ « i i .*r *«• inghani, AInbnmn, were guests for |i i » ( f « 2° Tr si. s it 72 r. 2 . id ny short tim e of their cousin, Mrs.A. 11" ’ *1'1 *••** «• • - 1"'' of l**H*nr# *>f »w. It «vrtlf!<*at*» In Hi** m m v of t*n- .ti f - . « a .n — ” . L .m, / T o,.’I7 ' in tt.r n*. - .-r f n .n -t, r - r t i n - .t - vja and the brilliant prospects of our own growing nnd attractive little city. 1‘S pT rr' T "V '1"",!? the old home ties were too strong t o 1.„1,n.- *,n, .u, .......... . v i> r..-" cajtture what would have proved a wimr*. r .7 .tn-i.t ii«n*tnr- »t, 1 „*) ii<i> fine nrejuisitittn to our business and "•■ ',,)r ,,f ^ / ’o rliM ss o-ft* social circles. IM IBO t.A SS. D O. t Otf X { *£,•CARD OF THANKS NOTtcr or Arpt.icATio?.’ ton tax nrr.n . tt/L r't VI H We wish to extend thanks for the beautiful flowers sent, and for the sym pathy expressed nnd to atl those w ho assisted us in any way during the idekness and a t the tim e of the loss o f our loved one. F. R. Kent B. A. Kent Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Kent. FOR SALE—Good milk cow. Apply to J. 11. E stridge, MelionviUe, nve4-3tp nue. (S r.lt 1-Ctc. K. A. DOCOt-AM. rirrlt. 117 V. II. D O M LASS, Z>. U. In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicia’ Circuit, Sem indie County, Florida. In Chancery. M. S. Jelks, Complainant, vs. T. M. Jelks, L, I*. Jelks, e t al. Suit to Quiet Title, Citation. To Charles A. Love, Mary E. Love W. A. Jelks, Mollie Rhoden, Floridi Jelks Goode, Eli Goode, and Lnur; Paine Jelks, Address, Hnwkinsville Gn. To E. N. Jelks, A ttic Moore Jelks E. M allary, E. Y. .Mallary, Mary Lewii M allary, Mary Jelks Lewis, II. II Johnson, Wilhelminn Johnson, F. L Mnllnry, Nathaniel Jelks, M ary Jelks Address, Macon, Ga. You and each of vou are hereby or dered and required to he and nppea before this honorable Court on Mon day, Septem ber till), 1020, a rule da; of said Court to answ er the hill of complaint filed herein against you and The Sanford Herald is hereby des ignateJ as the newspaper in whirl this order shall appear once a wool fur four consecutive weeks. To EXmcr Jelks, M ary E. Jelks, Lib Jelks, address unknown; Unite.’ Slates. You and each of you are hereby or deted to 1p>* and appear before thi; honorable Court on October 4th, l'.Ui) a rule day of this Court, to a ns we the hill of complaint tiled hereii against you, and The Sanford Morale’ is hereby designated as the ncwspnpe in which tltis order shall appear one a week for eight consecutive week* Witness my hand and official yoal of the Court a t Sanford. Seminole Coun ty. Florida, tiiis the 12th day of Aug ust. 1920. E. A. Douglass, (Seal) Clerk. Circuit Court Fi helle Maines, Solicitor for Com plainatit. fi2-9tc V r T 7 tV t r♦♦♦ Bought the New Car, Did You? x x i v f t x x x That means you want a dandy new garage to house it in, some­ thing convenient, yet attractive enough to be a real addition to your * property. V . A double garage may prove an excellent in­ vestment. The cost is only a little more than for a single garage, and the extra rent will soon pay for the entire building. ♦ i v v ❖ V carry a complete line of Building material and also a complete ❖ t stockWofe Yellow Pine Lumber, therefore we are in a position to furnish f❖ 7 f you with everything from the Pillars to the Roofing. ❖ 7 ❖ Come in and talk it over today, without obligation, of course. 7v ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ♦> ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ THE IIOrSE OF SERVICE AND PRICE ❖ * *:* Corner 3rd and Mvrile Phone 135 ❖❖ ♦> ❖ *1* ♦>♦>♦>•*>♦>♦♦♦!><♦♦><*♦>*> <♦<♦%♦♦>♦><*♦><♦♦>♦><♦♦><* A A .% X ♦♦♦ Hill Lumber Co pn-rw-rtf tllaatr.1 In S>mtnit» (.’..n n tj. r t- o t ja it 17 of Jun», l |t t .,,- , ... in Semi Hide Gouty, Florida, to-w it: I- n,r r Lots 7 and S, Block 7, C.viiuiui. - * 1 :), | „ The said land being assessed a t th. 1 •**»**■ «( s iM i.mnrai. «••*, r,1 ,|»r , f ! . t *1*; ..... date. of tiie issuance of such certifi ,Jtll M n. ....... . ........ <:#I# Bf |‘f . : - r t y .It u .tP .t In s . E.ln -;- ' "*•0 7 . rwtti I', n i l c/Jto in the name of H. C DuBosi I ,. i n t i — tif ■in-!, rrt.lU '-a lr Iti II.r name iif I , i u M t-> » f t - ,, j] T* r Agent. Unless said certificate shal II. UtiiWtcin, In . I I - lk ti T »\ iVftlrtfot*’ No. IS!*. «Ut*sI ft** fit lit be redeemed according to law, tn: ..r jiiir a. !». ion, nvi 9111 ctr T l r m M Du I .. | deed will issue thereon on the 18th daj •t,r • 4 r # if titled ft* tfi hjt oftlcs* an I I.b« apjitlra f !«-■ l« .n ,n r . „ f .g e t , r - n l ! t r .t . In i i t of of Septem ber, A. D. 1020. I 'tilnnn n. fur tai •! **•! tn in ar*’v4f.l>r)«*i* nltli lt*r !•! * *‘F t fonilirtrt** till* r ilt m jn j <tr«(*r !(•**«! A im T . t C . r t l f l - i t . No W itness my ofiicini signature and ■Ml ' . |t, In Ss'UiJnult* 4**»rlf lt/. 1 I a ■In J u n .. A . D , I'dT. seal tiiis the 0th day of August, A. I) pfii|t^fty VI Oil <Tft l h r . l . In tn7 offir. sti I t.n, L !•>«!?: 1920, K. A. Douglass, fur M i i I m 4 lo I wti. |n . tt I ..?« 3 ! t > 17, Hnn«t|n« tt ilr n f v a FOR OF AIM'I.ICATION NOTICE ......... .. T l f ».iM I tn 1 In** nv«<**»rsl at tli** of S i l l r r r t l f l r j t . r n . t r , c , tl Clerk of Circuit Court, Seminob TAX DEED. I***nn4v of attrh r-rtlU tal** l:a tl.« nan:t of f n n .r l 7 ,lt O ,t r 1 la > .■ : lr. . I . ' !, County, Florida. to w it: \x a** It. Itantrrtnn. Under Section 575 of the Genera’ (Seal) By K. V. Douglas, I). C. 52-Ctc D im 2 »n l 3. «nn.Lln» t, A l** 7 t t (Vrt|n<*a!f* Nn, 4“A •!at^r th t Ctb Statutes. ,V Ilf J u ly . ,\. I». 1013. I>a« fll^I a a 11 r t f TIi* • . 1-1 U m l t-rlri^ m o i,i| t?. j, Notice is hereby given th a t John II N o n c E or A r r n c A T i o N ion t a x d e e d tlrtcat** In tu t an I t,a« tna4<* appllcatl'in U . u n r . of tucti r r it lilr t t r In t l t ' n l . r S«clion &7S of th* C t c . t t l S U t u t .i . Mack, purchaser of Tax Certificati I'nhnown. for f a t tn lo u r In a rm M a n c* wltU l i w >£* 1*1 ri*f!lfl|(*a*i* rnitirarf*j thv oll.mlnff ilrarrltK^t I ’n lr* . M l] r r r t lA r a t r . t h tll Iw ^ Xal.-c l« lirfrlij eU.n liltrn t i n t : No. 225, dated the 3rd day of June, A iilto a lr.l in Seminal**Couritjr, 1'ljrf ! i 'llaS I * InW, t . t ilr.T Will !'•■> * n. it Kiutni:. I). 1918, has filed said cert ideate in mj to-w lt: f . ■’ ll m»7 Ilf O ctotrr, A. It. Klin. I'nrc. i . c r T«» cV rtlflcatv No. U l , a n . ! th11dice and lias made application foi M .i. IS It. 63. S-in.Mfi* llrlslit* at Oen«M | W lM -.t n.7 official alrnitore i t . I ,*,) .1*7 " t J*l-r . A . D i n i s . I l l r .l - l a il.l T l r aal-l l i n 1 l - l ’i j a l ll.e Date of t)lf lo ili -Mf of A n rtu t D „ 11, 51 . tax deed to issue in accordance will •III, t lH - .t - In rti7 i.ffl - «n I I n , tuaile ai>i<|]caI l-.ti I m ia n r . o f ttirh r r M IS r t t . In the n»m« of E . A. D O C01.A M . Octk law. SnSId certificate embraces tin for t . , i|— -I to | .a t,. In » (V « ifi|,n .. w ith | i . H, t S r .lt II 7 E . V, D O f O l.ls * . D. C. following described property situntci’ s*n -mn it. .mhtu-.* t:.. oiio<tit]k- .iMctifwi A im T , i C rrtl3 r* t« No. 2*,7, il» t r l tbt 4lli I Ctc. G oodrich Tires today cost 25%less than thej did in I9IO and give approximately lOOva greater average mileage Compare these prices: -Adjustment Basis: SihVF.RTowN C o r d s , 8000 M iles Fa b r i c T i r e s , 6 0 0 0 M iles FABRIC TIRE PRICES SIZE I 9 IO TODAY 30x3 2 5 .4 5 I 9 .IO 3 0 x y /2 3 3 .8 5 2 3 .2 0 32x4 4 8 .6 5 3 6 ,8 0 3 4 *4 % 6 5 .3 5 5 3 .1 5 35x5 8 2 .7 5 6 5 .3 5 known Mr. Brockman is an old and hight »* r.m s-«t. v-* idi -i»tr.i tt.r sr.i ly esteemed citizen of th at growing -l.r -if Jsnd inis, i niri ••t-i —mn rLrndo center, being considered ono of r" '’ 1,1 " * ,,n" «•■•*** •ppiirsiim r-r .th* finest experts in tin A h.,tr.ut ser, n,t.r«—« u - r.,n..«in^ .i-«rrti»i?vict. prn|^rt7 illti.tr-1 Iti S-rti|l»l- (Vnintr Tlorlit.. Tempting inducements were offeret! • " ,l N" ‘ ’ ' "f N’i: i-4> of to persuade him t« locate in Jacksonsvillej hut while delighted with rlorl- AIM Tat CerUfical* No. 2rt|. Date) the 2rJ .1./ of Iv o r, A. I). IBIS, bit DM aal-1 err tlflr.tr I* mf office >a<! bn maDe application . . . . for M* Dee-1 lo l.iur la tcrorJ.ur* with li» Said rrrtlHr.tr rmbr.rr. tbr alLmlnf De«etlt>e1 prt>pcrt7 altoitel In Seminole C\wn(7, I'lotlM ♦ Iffc. r It* ' w_ t . HOlt: N I I of SW 14 or fin I I .n-l N I I of f si; 14 of ftw I I of See. 2». T;>. 30, S. It. 3>l ’ ♦% B.. 3 ) «rrr«. • T Tbr till UnDl-elnf ..•r*».-l at tbr .1(1. of »> lnunc-e of ancta rrrtlflr.tr In tbr name of X J. T. U a lrtt, I'nlraa aatD cerlUleate# .ball br reDeerae-t ar- 4 , —rDlne I" law, t.t ilet-D will l«mr tbrrton t«n tbr Alb *1.7 of Ort.ibrr, A. It. 1KM. Wltur,. tti7 official .Iftiiltirr anD aeal tbl. V Ibr IPtU .I17 of Annul A. IPS'*. FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER i 7§ t'n ilir B-ctlon S7i of Ih * O rn trs! S t i l u t n . Nn||»¥ !* l.r f r l.r Kh**n glt**n tl al nv E u s r u E i r r T r i U T .N T i N s : r n . I'firrli»*#r nf T u t 1 No. 3fk3. ■t^-1 Ui^ "ft! *1nf *-f Jun** \ l» In* fUr<| ia M llflrtfr th htf «*JT1■ (in-I !i»* n ifl* ip p llc tlt'm for 111 *W I t » l*•«!** tn •**<'»*r4*Tire w ith I n ?**|.| i f f 11fit tit* n i Lfarro I) *• oltowlng .Iw t Uw*1 s l t y i t r l In VtiilR'tlA f o u it lf . r io f l |% (• v v lt! M Y I I . f M V I I ».f \ i : I I art I N 1 2 .if S\V I I **f NW I I of N I! I « of 13 Ti*. S I * It 13 a r*^ Tlii» I l i n t l^ ln / iw * i* M at lli# of laatiiff*# of ■ttcli c^fttff'at# In ID* OJUi# of T. C SlnpM Q G o o d r ic h T ir e s r * Best in the Long Hun SOLD BY H. L. HAIGHT O V E R L A N D S A L E S AND S E R V I C E C O M P A N Y C o r n e r C o m m e r c i a l and P a rk - - O p p o s !t e Hotel Valdez i __ __ i jA �■m T dh : > ' r > / : V f *,*>r. J : FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 10, 1020. •li.V ;*y<‘ T '\ TH E SANFORD HERALD IN HONOR OF HRIDE ELECT in Sanford Fin., will receive bids for In the Circuit Court, Seventh, Judicial In Testimony Whereof, I have here-v otici or elect' ox. , . r t i r . f . O. T ir t f r . ar.I Arthnr T. (VUta, »<}. one Steel Fire Froof filin** cabinet Circuit in and for the County ol unto set my hand and affixed thi WlttSflEAS, T! # I r f IP 19. D-.lrr ‘:!P “ *»-1 *H r t.lr a ln r an !» . Wednesday afternoon Miss Esther to be used in the County Judge's of­ Seminole, Florida. Great Seal of the State of Florida, at :»rr.t ta to!. 13 m.l 13, rfcvl T. Tl« 1. Wilson entertained most delightfully fice. Specifications tan be obtained Citation. Tallahassee, the Capital, this tin U.r (vn tfltallco of ls - 3 . r f t l * « t ,t * of rturl-ti. Tragorj-* n-ip ^f • ,nfnel. «b.i «u r*rlt»« here homo on N inth street at a from Hon. E. F. Householder, County twenty-fourth day of August, A. D •1M p i t , in * Joint lirtoiutt-n f n f . l n c in rtalir.tec *r tnurnf In »rj ». j ^ irrrn .tm rn t to It# O c t t l l o t l .u o r t!.« S t it * f ti'tchen shower in honor of a popular du“ Ke, Seminole County, Florida. 1920. • f it. w. .«r»i(f. Cal a . si,i?. j. f). nv». Mary M. Secord, L. E. White, et This board reserves the right to re ­ . ... -t ra i i |t M 4 W ! - i to ll ilc d , Miss Ruth Roberts, w hose!. 1,,ls ,K)nrtl II. C.ay Crawforu, als., vs. William G. Aldridge. U O, i . r t r r »nJ A m a r r . O-Jlin vt marriage t*» Mr. M orris Spencer takes Jcct nn>* nnd all bids. S w M a w i f S tile ■ ■ ■ ■ D • !*it.li., It appearing from the atlulnvit filet L- A. Iirumley- Chairman *“ date. place a t nn car.} To E. E. Braily, Sheriff Seminole ! ' l f f' f i ) Opon 51* ?r *ft4 j <-rt 11** CITATIOX. in this cause by George G. Herring ■ t » C ff n Board, of Co. Comr's. The plans for the party were novel County 4-St* Solicitor for the Defendant, that it ii with Ito yn *| in 4 n«r« Iftrf-mn, and tU ; I: 1. Lffrl.j uJ-rol tbjit J~>. O. W. Sfstg, Seminole Co. Fla. and the pretty rooms were very a t ­ A. Douglass. Clerk. J- S;, l lie belief of the affiant that L, E In Circuit Court. S m Q t h Judicial Circuit ,1M Jo t.rii.to . ««.l .llrrrt It at , t * a i t j Joint t> 0 » A. I ! « i r . J. t*. IV oIirrt.'n, f , O. lo r t * r tractively decorated, the living room Attest White, who was made a party to t hi B*mln U County, l l o r l i i , In Chaseer?’ j*. ojUn, j. u artj fKh of joo. nj. ItooJnthin I . •u ln .-ltttj to i t . f K ' t m of tl.r it ■ with red* roses and ferns and the din­ cause by an order of Court in thi Mfttlo S i l u t , O m f U t n i n t S la t . >1 tl * t i r n .u ! U W tl, .1 to S , ternt-ar. |t>.’ In the Circuit Court of the Seventh ( ^ .» c j « i ; - * r to Dir N il of ing room in golden rod and yellowft 8 'n *. t t .r r f it o . I It v t ,y f r a n f „ r j , S « r . r'»t T c !n i t,n»;n oca.lt* t r - t on tb» it s Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole room ami stead of Mary M. Secord daisies. . , , whose interest the said White has at 11 W. Stciff, ,\. ftfclff J tVfitter loo, taf» of S la t* of | t . M a t. of H -r tJ a . Jo l i r t . l j >!>> »f ". „ t.r. I!>VV. an.t It I. mrtUr onUrKl As the guests arrived they wore County- Florida In Chancery. tpiim l, is a non-resident of the Flat !- I*. iVrtcr. *0.! Arthur r. titlto, an T Tl. Sinft r I IlrrsM t, IS* t.«apap#r la J. If, Cowan, et ah: 311- t i n ttoltio l i s t a met by Mrs. J . H. Wilson and her • t !, * tit— >faa)I i ; t - r . r f,.f alsfct pnoof Florida and that his present pine* knr-tifi iifi'/i »n art let ftatiutatf ad l o l r r c i t tfi ' v* : Citation, daughter, Miss Ruth, and given a hook (iiNruAL nrcTiOT irmtl* « * w1#• i of residence is 3219 Volta Place !*«»• *2 *nc! 1,1. llti<li T. T lrr t . TT«ff.»rUi Fred II. Bradley, et nL: in which they w ere asked to write t t IV lH r* * r. | t.aia-I a fi.f o S c fa l t a i l o f ttia C V nrt Atnl All 1 rlcliuiStic an lnTo (1. It, Calhoun of Bitkins, Colo­ South Capital Street, Washington, D r. lift their favorite receipts. 14af t *j»f **nrfcttlne *^•* t*r*r tfs«.!-.» in >',■ir■: tl • t l r vtti i ! r ; i»f Aarsit. IfO I. When ttie guest of honor, Alisa Ruth rado, F. A. Hart of Savannah, Ueoc- C., nnd th at Imid L. E. White is ove l>fr*i in bd4 to m I>! t«fi>b-crTf wnttrr il W t ^ r, A I>, ItiJO, tlm tali) Tumuli v l^ihtf It # ‘-I'At 1!. V. UOCOLAS9, SI cl IT . t' inn: I J * tr I IT . J, l1 . IVdltrrlffl), l » I* the age of twenty-one years, and tlm gia, and C. It. Walsh of Wilmington. Williams, nrived she was told what sicoxn bav or xovrxiita 1 rv I'lrrolt Conrt, Sortnlb JuJIcUl C lrro tt. tlev had been doing, ami after putting ( nm lina: 1. O. Gillis, N. j.Ga! there is no person in the State o. iVlIrf* mini AMlor 1*. iMUfl. or Dttorn III*. f««r II# ;n?Pi’4tlidi of rrJr«*iton i.f the* »jiUl o l so l* i'u -.n ’/ . r V .'M i. citatio:;. « most attractive kitchen apron on her [uglier, J. M. h u n t, J. F. Mite-liell. Florida the service of a subpoena up Joint VlrMilmidn j roji-almr art arrmiltnrnt Ii"1i!* ur.t t.i: aiaisus. It' nit | Afllrt chi I rntn^ an lnfcirtt In nrt,|#tf> on whom would bind the said L. F they invited her to tin-kitchen where , Uls * -1,’111 and James Sawyer, who? s- tlrttor f, f r,'»pl«tB.nt- , Sl-atr. I^-t* \2 an.t P I. Tier I. TrafT* r4’n i\*n«iliutl« n of ti » K t i t f of l lwl.U. «lt ,hc was asked to try some of the re- places of residenrt- are unknown, and White. #t Joint ttnotniliiii pnipovta/ an tm in tn r tit m ap ManfcrU. Therefore, you, L. E. Whitea n to all parties claiming an interest in cclpes. hut finding the talde piled high to htsHvli t r f Hllcttf 1\’ of !t,»* (%<1*11 n nil j u r t l r a claiming an I n t r r M In an«t fo with packages, she w as told she would and to the following described land herchy ordered and made a party com To of tl** htnta t f rio ri.U I M i l l n g In T a t a l D n l o t a \2 an.t P . 7 7l«*r 1. 15. tV. have to remove them from the table la Soninolc County, Florida, to-wit: plainant in tiic loom ami stead o an.t I'l nance. Lots i....... and,K8, of Block -I, of Tier 'I Mary M. Secord, wli-ise interest yoi S t r t r I'n r » A 1*1el IT f , l*. tV o itrffin I U before she began. The real fun of the 1 IV it !tf*».lif.i \ j the I ^ c ! * U tn r c of t i c I*t*f!rf A i t l u r I*, thill' cn-tl **r of tl #itl» of of Sanford, Florida, according to E. have acquired, and you are further or » « when inese these pncKng.s packag party began wm-n o f rioilila. OllirfHl»o. ♦ * dcred to file your appearance of n e o n R. Trnffortls map of Sanford, Flori­ were opened and found to contain « ♦ ♦ « ♦ » * ♦ ♦ ♦ • e o e c * ♦ ♦ * ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « n C in the above cause on or before the tth V*'l ar.I «««h «f j «*i iff Iffetj rft'rfe<! It* Tl at H r ftillomlnff at r fr i l t r n t t>ninny useful gifts of kitchenware from da: !«* ar .1 a|*t r-tr t f f t ’f r * r I'ift'Olt Co'irl •Mtlnf - f Arilcli* !» of tl.r i V h i t l t n l l r n of H r **!atr of One Inch Cards Will lie I'unllshcd Ha* day of OctoberA. I). 1920. the sum It anpearing from a sworn Pill of friends present. lTofl.!a t r l a t l n f to ta\al!*- t an.) fltutbi* ti I crc a t a • • irI » f i'l s n r f t j »n It c* l»t «1»t of Jcr This Heading U The Kate Of $7.2* Later in the afternoon delicious ice | Complaint filed in this cause, that being a Rule Day of this O m it, it i.‘ i r n l r f \ l* i y asfrr.1 to an<l *1*11 t * *n! n f It r r W * Per Year. i« . stontf *at.1 till * * f further ordered that tins notice b cream, peaches and cake were served you have, or claim to have some in­ r *t.rr o M rir.t l* i t ft,It t*»fa <*f It A i t j f r ft-r . U p I I n of f r Jrcttoo at Cvti |<1a hi I et.-l on kitchen plates, carrying out the terest in and to the above describe! published in The Sanford Herald. > or.tsr t** | uMt* i ! r <anf*<r*l Hr r a I t. i Mr m l j r p r f u l r l o r t j . n l.rM t r r r a f r . r tl *1 U newspaper published in Seminub land, idea that it was n real kitchen shower. r>r\%*{ -i **r i n U M n l In ln*4r i'irtinty, i'lott h a t -SectIon t' of i r ’lctr f» «.f ti.r r#-t iv hostess was „„„ .............. Therefore, you, (1. It. Calhoun, F. A County, Florida, mice a week for fix- l i t *»»,.** a n r r t fi>r N r | t f n r r k i The assisted ... in caring for afllttliofi « f t l r **lilr of I'VfhU I f »it rthln l ** consecutive weeks. her guests and serving refreshm ents 11®ft, and ( . 11. \\ alsli are hereby re W i n . * * ii i I, * i>4 e«.t tltr OIT}1 1AI *ra1 of m D! m 1o fr i.| «# futte i • \\ itness E. A. Douglass, Clerk bv Mrs. Craig H arris nnd Miss Mar- 'Ui'rcd to be and appear before oui Vri i lor* r: I'l r I r g M a t u r r *1 »II t a i r | - -■**rf •nft, ill* t l r AtIt tl a f of Attfil*!, 11*2*1 LA W Y E R iin philips, said Circuit ( ourt at the Court House said Court and the seal thereof thi ll*l* U. \ IKtlTU.AKf. lo g»rtt)dt* f**r 1*• n |n s S ta le l*«nd* o n l j fo r I U At » 39th day of August, A. D. 1920. u r n ri: in the ro t nr nm si: About tldrty-five guests were pres- *[1 -jnnford. Florida, on the 1 *t!i day C lr r t (T fe n it Vi tirf. S r itrn ili J iitllc til H r ■■nil f nr|**«e i-f r r itr ltltjs in ta a lo n or •U |'|>rr««ins In E A. Douglass, 1NrnilrH'lr fnt to enjoy thir very pleasant social *'■ A* D. I*1- ', and then and (Seal) •tJPtT-'tli.fPi. o f for M r r f r r d m n ltlS i;*r l'V»i|f*tjr riotlila. SANTORO - • FLORIDA n- * there make answer to tin- Hill of C.omClerk of the Circuit Court itr111 At \ aim:'* lofundltiS 1-* Hsli i l f t r i d j l n ' i r .1 i t % lovarf rate George G, Herring. Solicitor nnd o i l*olIf tier f«>r iVtnpiAltMiit, R 11 ‘ ________x________ plaint, otherwise a Decree Pro Cono f I t i l r r n t . or fi*r tt.r | n r p « # r r f tc.gtitr|f»s. ,*b/it* ,,, ,,,, , fesso will he entered against you. Counsel for Defendant. i < i |Itlltt c of in a In ta ltd tip a •yatfin r f rt»*«U County Tax Assessor Thomas L. All(, y(lUt T c N. j . Gallnghe. In* utir of l it »■ t «I ti vti f J u t l | r S r ml n « l r an d t'f’td sr* M rv«nl otit t til• F f t l r n n d f f itict* tCvwell. of Calhoun count}, is the ,j M Hunt J. F. Mitchell, Louis Paint NOTICE ELECI ION 1 I'n iin i l S t a i r of I Ini lit i . rrftiiliflima a« may t « | rr*<rrlt#»t t y An Act of Rr?t of he H o n d a Tax Assessors o #nd Jnmus S;nvy, r> aro here,,y In H r flfttAtr of H r I r f l i l i f u r r ; g r o iM n i, Mut any t«*nd tun*a j ■ Mot,im|< r K l*uw*r* turn in his l. -O-tax roll to the state ,,ujn .(j t0 be and appear before our said To the Sheriff of Seminole County, T*« \ II t 'f c iU to r* , l . r f i D t t , I»UlrlDuT»r* an*t autlcMtrrd In j u r t'i a n c r M r r ro f f i r a ayatvm of j authorities at Talahassce. JEW ELER Circuit Court at the Court House in of the State of Florida: all iVrtitn* having l*t*lm» or iH-mand* f w l m d * if all but r t r m l In amount flV -x g a i n s t *«M K a t a t r : Sanford. Florida, on tin- 8th day of Be it known, That |, IL Clay Craw­ 1 aVou. MY S P E C IA LT IES : f ftit of Mr total t * t a n m i n n i t of H r i » r h ol ) o t l , a f r I t r r r b v fiMtlftrd (■rf The city budget of West Palm November, A. I).. 1920, and then and ford. Secretary of State of tin* State ar<*l n i |uan«l i r* * l to f i n s r n t a n y <laim* am ) t|o* ^ t a t r a! t h r tlm r of farur, I'll KAltD'S II^ M M 'A IM L D CHINA Bench «*“ made up by the city commis­ there make answer to tho Bill of com of Florida, do hereby give notice that ipamJ* w h i r h > 011, or r l t l i r f of vt»u, m s \ halt* T l r tot*-# f a i t In rotnpllnar a wtfti »«!.] pm GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER (U'tin*! tlit • «t a t o of \ l « « a n t | t r K r o b r f * sioners totals $178,92ri.2.r». The a s­ plaint, otherwise a De-rce Pro Con t | t r r * M t l , Ini* of miriolr F lo rid a , l« * n | a n r m l p r r . f , and Mr r a n t a a a . d r c la ra tU n ROGERS' PLATED WARE sessment is eleven molls on a valu­ fesso will be entered against you J General Election to t h r untl*r*ign«-d A i l m i n U l r a t n r of talij and rrtu rn * thrrrof. *hall t a * n h ) K t o l to tt.f , Hlflitn !<*> > ra r* I r«»n» I h r t l a t r h r f r n f , ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHF8 ation of $13,591,693. ? And all other unknown parties claim- | Will |„. held in Seminole County, f r t t Ia*t-ir 11.1 •am* rryuU tlona and rratrlctlon* a* a r r pn» Ju l> Vlh, \ I» )*»20. ------------x-----------mg any right, title or interest in ami .s ta te of Florida, on Tuesday next sueA I* /.AC'll \ IL V. aldoil I f law for y r n r i a t rlrctlon* In t h r S ta ir A tlm inltirator. The Hotel Alncazar, St. Augustine, to tim property herein above described L-,.,.,Iin.. Novem- JiO | t | r . eeeding the first Monday in Novem­ of I h f l d a , are hereby required to be and appear or.e of the most famous tourist ho­ GEO. G. HERRING ber, A. D. 1920, the said Tuesday be­ In ( autl «f <uunt) Jwdgr Nrminolr In tratln-ony a t r r r r f , J la » r U r to n lo *rt try tels in the staete, is undergoing ex­ before our said Circuit Court at tin ing the Second Day of November. I*.«« nl| hand an*) affltrd IK*# t'.rrat *Jrat of th f S ta ir t»f S t a i r o f I lotlila . , Attorncy-at-Law tensive alterations and when reopened Court House in Sanford, Florida, on For United States Senator from tin In ?*» Halatr of I l-r Id a. at T a lU h a a irr. M r fap ftal. H U thr V. S trn atro m r.cxt stnson will present an entirely the 3rd day of Jan. A. D. 1921, nnd State of Florida, for six years from Ivor twenty rfctd li day of Ju ly. A. f». ID20. Nolirr i* hrrrliy fivrn. In all whom it \To. 1-1 Garncr-WoodrufT Uullding then nnd-there answer to the Bill of March 4, 1921. different appearance. mt> rcincrrn, that on thr 2nd dayof Urto- t s i i A i d ii. c t . a y f n w v r o n n . l»rf \, l>. 1920, I * i hall apply to I hr Ho nor a Mr Complaint filed in this cause, other­ ------------x-----------For Six (6) Presidential Electors 15 F Houahoidi-r, Jiitlgr ol *ald Court, a* 51 131c1 SANFORD, FLA. sVcretary of S ta ir, wise a Decree Pro Confesso will he For one Represenntive of the Four- Ij 'uj J of Ffol-atr for rn> f\nat iliarhmrfr a* lmlni«tr«trii nj th r«tat«* of Ivor V. IX CIHCUIT COURT, SCTENTH JUDICIAL dm LEGAL ADVERTISING I entered against all said unknown par­ tit Congressional District of the Stati St• drc< a«r«l, an<l that at that Iiinr I ties. of Florida, in the Sixty-seventh Con­ willTolrum, CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. pirrarnt to aalil foil rt ni> final arfim nt» L A N D IS , FISH & H U L L It is ordered that this notice be pub­ gress of the United States. a * AiltnlnUlrnlrlt « -l am hl ra t a t r, a n d aak for ELOmrA, IX CIIANCERV A T T IIIIN C Y H A M I C O I I N N E I .L O U X A T L A W NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC lished In The Sanford Herald, a news­ tloir approval For Governor of tin- Stale of Flor­ h a n d J u l y 2 9 l h . A. I* HCo. DE LAND. FLA F 'ilaldr Sainf, t'oniplalninf, paper published in Seminole County. I h l S A l . S T K N H T H H M II F M F H II F V Notice is hereby given to the pub­ Florida, once a week for four weeks as ida. W ill sf»ril< v In lh« S(»t* ■n<l Kr>lfr*I C o urt* «a. ,% P* | p i r A d ink n l»1 r a f m For E ccrit.iij of the Stoic of Flor­ p |» n * l l ir l l it l n te r K c m ln ln j »nJ I’.rle e tlo t5 U \ S f t i r . and I n n a Sfrtff. J. |». \ \ t ] lic. that the Geneva Bridge across tin to »h<* defendant* whose residence? l.sml T ltlx |“ o u t I i*f f o u n t ; J u i l g r S r ird n o lr St. Johns River, between Sanford anil are known; and once a week for eight ida For Attorney General of the Stall found S t a i r of I lor Ida. Geneva, Fla., is now undergoing re­ weeks as to the known parties defend­ In fr H'tatr iif pairs, nnd is unsafe, ami is closed to ant, whoso residences are unknown, of Florida. M arth a lU ftlra u n For Comptroller of the State of N o lle* l» h r t r l i j r f f t r r n , t o all w h o m it the public travel, nnd any person or nnd once a week for twelve weeks as m a y n - r n rti, t h a t on t h r 2 n d d a y of t h i o l r f Florida. persons using said bridge will pass to the unknown parties defendant. A t» apply th r llonotahlr For Treasurer of the State of Flor* F I H o u a h uI t dfthall r r , J u d g r «■! t l l t l f o u r ! , i* at their own risk, without liahility Witness my hand and the seal of tin ilia. Jrtdjro of l*r*»hair f*»r inv final d l t r h a r r r a* cf any kind accruing to Seminole said Circuit Court on this Sth day of »«tat» of M artha For Superintendent of Public In- l\ldr nf tillrn' ol »f ti r, a lt l•»rr r n iofo l , fh« an>| t h a t at t h r rarni County. September, A. D. 1920. Wide ratine* of materials and analyses, slruetion of. the State of Florida, t l m r I will [ • ' ■ ' ■ ’ t - t l i t l l*r I IB] L. A. Iirumley, Chairman. (Seal! E. A. Douglass a r r o i i n t a a« \ if miniftt r at *-t < f raid f ft t a t r , and of Agriculture For Commissioner formulas properly proportioned. Board of Co. Comr’s. a t l for t h r l f a p p r o v a l Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Coun­ of the State of Florid; l U t r d J u ly I'Mh. \ l» I'rSft Semminoie County, Fla. ty, Florida. By E. IL Wilson. For Two Justices of the Suprenu I! M \ 15 N T S I »V For SKI-1) HKDS and YOUNG PLANTS: Attest: E. A. Douglass, Clerk. 4-ltc George A. DrCottcs, Solicitor .md of M in iilf t r a t if Sll- Hue. Court of the Stole of Florida. Floridcal Special 15-8-2) Counsel for Complainant*. I-L’te For One Railroad Commissioner of In The < i i url of the I uunty Jutlgo NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC the State "f Florida, For (dCNF.KAL C5AKDKN VEGETABLES: NOTICE. Semiiivle < m ini). Stale nf I biriilu For State Senator for 19th Sena I Notice Is hereby given to the pub­ III r e R o t a t e Manatee Trucker -l-ti-li) orinl District of the State of Florida The Registration Books for Seminid. lic, that the Titusville Bridge, ovet .1. I ! tl 111 ill o il R e p . For One .Member of the Bouse of Seminole \ ’eKetah!e Grower t-1-7-5) the St. Johns River, between Geneva County. Florida, will he open in all tin* ar.il Mims Fla., is now undergoing re precincts of the county from Sept. <itli Represenatives of tile State of Fieri T" nil Crciiiturx, Legntee^, DistribuSeminole Trucker 5-(i-Tt da. tee. ami all Per*nils having Claim* nr Ii. {'•D uB os , fairs, and is unsafe, and is closed t< to Oct. 9th, 1920. For Comity Judge. Supervisor of Registration. f i!<-i i il>P8 many ether brands. Semi f*>r the public travel, nnd any person o- 4-2tc Demand e.gal list said Estute: For Sheriff. persons using said Bridge will pas" u r J-'tvv Him I; - anti Price List. You. ami each e( yitu, are hereby For Clerk of the Circuit Court. NOTICE TO THE Pl'RLIC at their own risk, without liability of nulitied and required In present any For County Assessors of Taxes. 1; F.d! Ftr IVz r , I iimn-lieides any kind nccrulng to Seminole Coun­ For Tax Collector. claims anil demands which you, or Notice is hereby given to tin- pub­ ty. t-u r I’- r.dich \ \ nrelb'iis For County Superintendent of Pub vis I it "f you, may have again-1 the L. A. Brumley, Chairman, lic, that the Wekivu River Bridge lie Instruction. between Seminole nnd Lake Cminth-< tali if .1 lliitniiten Rep lieei-ased, Board of Co. Comr’s. Mr. It. ('. MAXWELL. M«r. For County Surveyor. Seminole County, Florida is now undergoing repairs, and is tut 1;it»■ .f Si-n mole Coiinlv. Finridn, in For Five County Commissioners. safe, and is dosed to the puhlid*trnv Attest: E. A. Douglass, fVlrk. I It -gned ndmin«lrai<-r «>f *t»id For Three Members of the Count} el and any person or ■e*»oii? u •> i ttn } ears from 0-« ■ tut* « i* I Boat ' ■f Public Instruction. said Bridge will mi* *hi-i- on m NOTICE For Justice of Hie peace in and f<< •Into i m . r without linhilitv of any kind nccu the following Justice Di-tricts, vir: Ib.n. Board of Countv Commission, ing* to Seminole • >univ. I 'iiti I »uly L. A. llnin lew f'ltii rm.m No. 1, 2. 3, and 4. trs in and for Seminole County A.AIDIN’ R. ANDERS 19-911 For Constable in and for the follow Board of Co. ( onir's. Florida, at their next regular meet Agricultural Ituilclino Jacksonville, Fla. Admitiistrnlor Eslnto ef J. Seminole ('uunty, Fl-i ing Justice Districts, viz: ing to be held Oct. 4th. 1920. at I'1 Hum Hot! Pep. o'clock A. M. a t the Court House A ttest: E. A. Douglass, Clerk, l-lte No. 1. 2, 3, and 4. I BUSINESS CARDS ! SCI IICLLE MAIN ES HENRY Mc L A U L I N j IDEAL FERTILIZERS WILSON & T0CMER F E RT l L I Z E R C0 MP A N Y Bubbling, sparkling, zestful life— delicious to tlic last drop— tliat’a THCPC5 NONC SO GOOD Refreshing With no Lad alter cl loci Th e r e 's n o n e so g � 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, 1920 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, September 17, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 17, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 1920; <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/64073b651c4aaec05d0359d25033a450.pdf decf01869c68b3eea503e7023c2f0197 PDF Text Text If Charles Evans Hughes W ould Leave His Hateful Whiskers On The Floor Of A Barber Shop He’d Be As Useful To Re• (TI is pages n n TODAY publicans As He Now Is T o Cooties H E R A E T ) JL 108 COLUMNS IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION VOLUME XII. _________SANForU), SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1920. NUMBER 5 HERALD AMENDMENT DAILV METHODIST NEWS iM ANY N FW CITY COMMISSIONERS TO BE ISSUED NOTES OF UNUS­ NOT CLEAR IN HAVE IMPORTANT OCTOBER 4 UAL INTEREST BUSINESS FINAL ISSUE MEETING MONDAY EVE FIRMS HERE Sanford'* Evening Paper Will Again Make It* Appearance Mr. and Mr*. F. A. Mofilt, Mr. Bradshaw Eveleen Cost and Florence Flowers have returned front Daytona So many people are eagerly await* While there they were the guests of i i m , Linvi.n Write* \ . *nK the advent of the Sanford Daily i D o l . 'i . L ^ D to continue selling ice at the ice plant M Ti % / C*\ t , . Attorney J. J * ............... ' I| Herald th at we make this announce announce- L l t l Z C I l S 1 O llllO F l T O T u 6 “ (,bi* wn* referred to the City Mann* \ . rjJ ,/i^hinir* trip s, ' ‘ ’ New Firm* Arc Starting All Over bout Road Rond Issue mt.nt now City Getting Ready For Big Comitteo consisting of Col. Geo. Business --------! The Daily Herald will be issued on W. Knight, Chairman, E. A. Douglass , lUrnl,c‘! wnd. L*/»ora Mansfield who The following article from the pen [October -1th which day will be Monday and .1. G. Hall, appointed bv the Board b« ’n(1 visiting their aunt Mr. The advent of new business firms . Attorney J. J . Dickinson of this and it will be Issued from that time of Trade, appeared lie fore the com<*’ Bailey left -Sunday for their is a good sign of the growth of a t it city recently appeared in the Tims Jforward winter and summer unless mission, and requested that a cer- ho,MC J«"*«*nville. and during the summer more new Romo catastrophe happens to put the I'nion: tain fund be set nside under section ■ firms have started in Sanford than The writer has been following ra th * 1entire plant out1 of business. The Mr. and Mrs. -s’. H. Garner re. ,.b,.r befoc. Not only have new firm s lo t of tile City C harter for the Board closely the discussions now going daily was forced to discontinue last . ......... . ... of Trade, ........ to ................................................ lie employed in ndver- tu r,,J*‘1 to bonford batuidny . .. * *rom front the come in but manv many of the thc old nn,-«. ones* h«v» have i between those favoring and those spring on account of the plant of the Using. After a full discussion the , "Vi. . V . . . , ® , . ,u''V l ' A tlanta (Changcd locations or made business -ciM'sing the ratification of house Southern Utiliies Co., breaking down CUy*Att<?rney wnsTmnVsVcd'T.' pr'e- 11,1,1 other points." ___ changes for the betterment of the resolution No. 27U, commonly a 'd no power or light was forheotm* pare a resolution setting nside 2 mills i , “ ‘x “ " . business and the summer lias been krown as the bond amedment. ing. While such a break might Imp* from the general levy to be turned .Miss ssse .s. Roberts arrived h at- active as the winter months among It will he recalled th at prior to the pen again it is not probable now that ,jon „f the 1917 legislature, and the plant has been put in first class Minute* of The Regular Meeting of „ Ver to the Hoard of Trade to bejirdity fronti\\ tlmimngton N. L. to vis- the business houses that are seeking The City Commission of The used by it in advertising Sanford. 11 ,u’r. "mtlier Mr. J. D. Roberts and better quarters for a big business. train prior to th at of 1919, some of shape but if it should the Daily Her* City of Sanford, FlorCol. Knight ndressed the Commiss- attend the Rolierts-spencer wedding. Among the muny new enterpriscj fu ; anu. bond enthusiasts tried o aid tan still be issued this year for we ida, Held Sept., ion on the necessity of druining M ag-1 ... .. . ~ x~ . . to be started in Sanford during the organize or crystnlize sentiment in have arranged for this contingency, 1.1, 1920. nolin Avenue, between PUli nrd 13th. •’1 , Uclen Hand is'hom e on her past week are the Carter Lumber The Daily Herald has become a fix­ the state: to have the legislature! pro* -------Street. vacation from I lamfielu N. J. w here Company who have secured a locutvide a bond issue of fifty million do!* ed institution in the lives of the peoPresent H. R. Steven* ami C. I*. The report of the City Manager .... fqr f,1' 1* Muhlenhure b,nR, ,1,l',n teaming^ pie of this city and county and des*. ... , ,.«• ..... ll.mnitalfor a nurse at ion at the corner of laiurcl avenue and |ar«. evidently at the time not being pile the cxorbianl price of paper and Henry, Commissioners, t . J. Ryan, the Month of August was presented............................. . * Hospital Commercial street on the side track 1,11 Muiiunnurg lufficcntly fam iliar with the tsate -x—of the A. C. L. Ry. The liuildinga and ordered filed. constitution to know that the icgisl- tile w inter^■"over*1we Ucan guarantee Attorney; absent S. (). Chase, ComThe report of the City Auditor and Mr. Reuben Mason returned honu have been erect it I and the new firm sturfe ha tint* power to bomLthe state Mint as lone as inner i*made there missioner. I.. R. Phillips, City Audi- Clerk for the month of August was • afurday from Atlanta. will carry a complete line of rough t , the constitution then stood, and S K W l B , : r S ’ , r and Clerk. I presented, rend, approved and order.. „ ..----- *— . and dressed lumber and building maIs it possible th n t these bond en­ wili be a Unity llira iu issuut rcgnru Thl. minutes of the regular meeting ed filed. J . L. Spurlmg and family Mr. and terials. W. I*. Carter was in the less of price. We believe that the thusiasts still have in mind a fifty held August 21rd.. 1920, read and n p -1 The final report of the City Tax J °c \\« ls , M«\ n«'d Mrs. Armi- lumber business here several years million bond issu, or more if they time tins come when a daily in San­ proved. 'Collector for 11920, was presented. ‘“ ge, ‘I’"1 Miss In lrk c and others en- ago and is no stranger to the local can succeed in putting this amend­ ford is indcspcnsiblc in the social and The minutes of the special u n it- 'rend, approved and ordered filed. i" > 'd I hursday at Silver l.ake bath- trade and is an experienced man In business life of tile city and we have ment over! A careful analysis of ing held August 27 th.. 1920, read and A communication form Geo. DcCottes «"« I'icnicing. | all branches of the business. The the proposed amendment might lead equipped one of the best offices in the approved. 'w as read and referred to the City . — x~ . , new firm is comnoscd of W. P .C a r to the conclusion th at such is the state for this work. Mr. E. A. Douglass ndressed the Attorney for report. : Mr. .Mrs. \ \ . I.. Morgan left ter and John Meisch the latter being We have discarded the Monotype ca»e, and that, ap p aren tly ' without 'ommissioii in regard to certain ta x ' K. A. Douglas* ndressed. .the .cnm of the most successful growers machines and put in n Linotype and Comma . . -|Tuc*day in their ear for n trip d o w n , one »ny strained construction. Certain­ will in this section who hns retired from in n few months add ond of the sales certificates; and it was order- mission on the m atter of applying tlie East Const. ly such proposed amendment is any­ very latest and largest Liontypcs th a t'e d thnt same be turned over to the to the A CJ L. R. R. Co.- t<. remove active work on the farm and lately thing but clear on th n t point. invested in Sanford real estate and is made that will b e aide to handle City Attorney for investigation. the old docks from In fr o n t of th e . Mr. and Mrs. Jnn. .Williams . . . .witli . his bond provision l? in the state subdivision property. A petition, signed by a large minibulkhead; tiiis m atter was taken unMis* Kate Abrams who have been / \ I l C l 11 It >11» nip* l i t »J l ' » l*nu« iiu im u u i m i v m i ( a«»»n m o n i i , % • « » * - • i i t ccntstitution ns it now standsis: 1newspaper heads and job work as well her of cltizenii, was presented requen- tier ndvi^nnent l»y the commission, visit ini: Mr. Iloli < renshiiw anil fnmA new jewlcry store hns been ad­ ded to the new business houses be­ -The Icgislatufc shall have power to and hill be aide tu-take care not on­ tipi* that some action lie taken to inThere Itcinir no further business the lly returned last week to their home n . . . . . ■. . . , .. i A I..V ..H .I, i A ing under the management of J. T. provide for issuing state bonds only ly of the newspaper situation but tin- duce at Alexandria City Alabama. tho Southern Utilities Company meeting adjourned. Brady a veteran jeweler and wutch lor the purpose of repelling invasion job and book work of this part cf or suppressing insurrection, or for the .Florida. Among the parties at Silver Lake repairer who for many years was a The Associated Press despatches purpsise of redeeming or refunding 1Friday were Mrj and Mis. I.. P. H ag­ resident of the city being with the Ponds already issued at a lower rate will be carried ami give the rentiers an and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jewlcry store of Henry Mcl-aulin of interest.” Asi ti now stands this the news of the world and there will Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Ilaidtt. and after leaving here being w ith one of tile largo jewelry concerns of provision of the sta te constitution is he various departme' ts for the dessimx Gladys and i’.arl Vaughan left Kri- Jacksonville. Mr. Brady has open\rry explicit, and its meaning cun- nation of the news in all the local • • to attend. :t. hoarding . . ‘ " ed his new store in the Weluka buil­ eot be misundrstood. This is as it field and the state. But wait for it day night sch"•',, t 'huuld be, and no amendments should and you will like it and remember th at ■t . «» « jn i • 1near Jacksonville They will J»o ding und luis a nice line of everyissued Monday October -1th thing in tlm jewelery line with more ‘ be adopted which leave doubt an to it will be ------------x-----------goods on the way. what the constitution will mean when hood. PRESBYTERIAN REVIVAL A new wallpaper mid paint store is •hrA become part of it, and therefore SERVICES I Liv Oak, Sc-pt. H —Hon Cary A. party stands for progressive iegislatpart of the basic of fundam ental law Mr. Harry Cobb who was married among the new lines of business w m „„d educat- three" weeks ago in Tavares to Miss ing* to Sanford, II. A. Halverson liavcf the stale. Thre will be evangelistic services Hardee, democratic nominee for gov- Ion along social, moral - - Jin •••— • Ruth l.ocklmrt of Orlando returned1ing opened in the Melaka block, lie w hich! Section ti of Article IX, as propos­ he I.................. ’resliy ter inn churchbe-ginni n g enior. today gave to the press the fob ional lines, th..... things in which at tX * * '*“ * al ti he amended, will read: he specially Friday from their weedddlng trip I" " ' >• } ,xrlU^ * : n lav Sent 20th. I»r. J. G. Pat. lowing plea to th* women of Florida women are supposed to be »l»»^«»ll> |11 stock and when ready for husiness "the legislature shall have power on own the F!n*t Coast and will mnk< f Georgia will be in charge and that they register and qualify in the interested, but also because it has,*! expects to have one of the most com­ to provide for issuing state bonds on- ton’/ ohardly ne!ds an introduction to November election and perform tl.eii hhovyii constructive hader»h p i to- Sanford their home. plete line In paints and wall papers ly lor tii purpose of re|ielling invas- he .....—^ ,..„1 ......... , , . , .I..„I- of ,.r tlii* solution ol econimical prohhiiis a ion or suppressing insurrection, or the older residents this ..art part of of the the dutv duty in m exrcising exrcising thnt nev^ found pii- well. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Babbitt left this and supplies ill this part of the s tn ti. I feel sure that the political H. A. Fleetwood is another new n.r the purpose of redeeming or re- state as he was pastor of the Preshy- vilge: party which overthrew the rcig'ii of week by auto -for n trip to Daytonr man in Sanford business field,; hav­ funding bonds already issued at a lo w -'trin n ehurcli in Orlando many years -When the secretary of stale at and Miami Miami and and other other place places on Faist ■ •X , ffTm iiv declared the Republican misrule following the per- and ing' put chased the Betts place lust »r rate of interest, or for the pur- ,,go. Plans are i.eing made for • — ■ vlashi.igU.n " „ "Vl V.' im y bal' of reconstruction after the civil Coast. w.ck and the store has been closed 1<im of aci|uiring, building, and m ain­ organization of n large chorus forr th e ratification l» X w«r wil...... peal to the women a* th e ' ,----- x— for extensive repairs and will open taining a system of good roads and revival services. amendment o / tin I ' proimr one for their afflilintion. \\ .at. I Mr. Jim Howard ««f Sanford am' Saturday with a new line of cuddies ----------- x italg-es throughout the state undr su­ tuthm , by « suffun nt nunib * ,Hditical paity they may desire Miss Pauline lu.vejoy were married at dividual states, the women of l-nunia > \ . • ' . ... i_.. o u* w*„ii.- and confectionery, <lgar* nnd tobacPIPE ORGAN RECITAL ch icg'ulatiuiis as may he prescribed by an act of the legislature; providtd. trial any bond issues in pursuantc Ln M o! ^ t w!l ,',i..'i,ev:d that* t he'question of r7 l * l,|V .M h ,m f ,i! — x— and Mr. FDetw....I expects to hirmf for a system of good roads and . d in suffrage was a questjon for consider Um" ui.-y .r l iu.h* t‘h e ‘.-!ve^ r..., M im i Luclle and Norn Lee Jenkin J bridges shall not exceed in amount per lent of the total tax assessment r o f t h , ion by ti e states of the union .rather , ^ » t i.V^n'At only *5 the com b,, returned fr. m V-wth Car this V i ^ n i S ^ J S t L f f o A « tali r f i S (ht. natmnal g..ve= t; l= a ... » « ! , S tf th- statu at the tim e of the Issue." School of Musical Art of Jacksonweek. school elec w““1 ' . . .start . a new w rin­ hum! man and. will Query: Under this section as pro­ villi*. Announcements of this recit- t.r )„. way by winch nan ti„ns us might be had i'efori • the time | ----- x-----kle here in giving away premiums ,, ,V(fihtrillinn again." posed to he amended what is the limi­ nl will be given n next issue of the chise.iieiit hns Ih-^e n ,ittaIned or the f< r * .Inn. D. Jinkins and family s(ient with with a v^italn amount of goods Thursdav in DeLuinl on business. tation < the power of the legislature Herald and meantime the music lovers individual attu u d t any of us may h a v e _______ ^ ______ purchased and the premiums will in­ »UTO t'OI 1 ISION to issue oorids for the purpose of acq­ of S anford should remember the date, assumed in the past respecting it. clude all kinds of seasonable goods -----------x -----------It is now a closed question. It i* idle. ............ ... ...................... O’illiamsi of Jarl.sm ville uiring, building and m aintaining roads Mrs I \V ! l r‘,m ift'idy to clothing. HANDKERCHIEF* SHOWER therefore, from n practical Herman Hutchinson had a collision i* vlsitim- her r sister and bridges? Is the power of the to discuss our individual w ith n t m rk at the corner of Oak Christy. h-g’islature limited to a total of 5per I-art Ftidny night at her home In th er as to the route by which it lam e aixth >trw l ltinl .q,-,. tent of the total tax assessment, or ion arc $10.00 «nd entitle tlie member u *. ort a s to the meris of the questn)rV , wljn n n ,untJ thc to many direct nnd indirect advan­ W ill YUU IIFA.I* M«.Nmay the legislature provide for any West Sanford. Mias Ruth land entertnined m In honoroi .-n— Ml** Roth L<* •- i»u i„„ iiw ithdf. pi cc mm lit f a d : is *”tna. c,^ w|th the the Hutchinson Hutchinson cr.r cr.r ini number of issues (note the plurall, ,,.rtninc«i non.’.-... ...... ••• n. Tlic • i— .................. . 1>r with POST FLORIDA tage.*. . . . ... rdthci issue of which shall exceed o 0rt» w ith a handkerchief shower. m ore than one hundred thousand worn- W).: ; Mr Mluj Morris Spence: This publicity in this paper, which per cent of the total tax assessment of A fter the guests had arrived and , r in FToridn have been ^'xen^ tm ) () t)u. )iri)|a| f,nrty w.-re riding and is a number of the Automobile A*socintion, is a plea for Help, inthla authorized by tAe'otum itted of Iporidn'a rvicit organization for ftncrtlw rship,. subscriptions to H endquarers,. lief on Present Ice Situation PUBLICITY TAX II n i’ii lis ts Women to Register and Qualify Selves lo Vote in November elections v"> ""i h t2“JS5SSS“ WlU l,Ve ln '’"ir !SS be made. ' ,.UeM was asked to write her or his ,'.Xercising their legal right of voting Mc.’| Jon'.'’of ’ Smiford" nnil Daytonaa, to " '" I * Th‘‘ ',n,,u,u Ml,J^ 'F lo rid a State Automobiel Association, (•-uteinplates the exemption of auto- nnnu. „n m thee rcorner a handkerchief j,i the coming ........................ election. I h"pc Mr william of ithe ate. Assnciatpixecutlvc Committee a m e on o rn e i of ........... ......................... in nn- ............* ■ iMr. w iiu n m Harold n a m n i rFord, o r u , oofi «Cleve ie v r- .. 1 - he program ................i „ ,M ,,.i,;f mobiles from all ad vnloruni or prop- n#* n« keep k,.,.n „ni;P. ,ftni| ohlo_ wjjj crR.hrnted Thurs- ••«»» mtlnl • (Signed) John M. tth e n e y sake. Tlie girls present »«As a « tbu tho nominee of the Democratic ,nnt| 0)|io wtjj cclt.)ir„ted o n crails n J J sfor o r rm tn signs -J by 4 white I. W. PhnV.VW . r o t e on cards advice for Mr. Spencer. , y for , 1h. of govern- ,(nv th,. summer home of tin* Mel- P*,sts. " D* '*■’ **1 1V* .g i./'-tin • rty tax. This plan appears to l»e wroj,, W. FL Martin luM$l upon a faUt* premist*, unlfH# w}|{|4 while the l^>ys wrote wonderful advice nor , wnnt t(. suggest to them tons on Atlantic avenue, in Seabreeze. •» « l’» Stance t^ iim ln Benj. Drew it i* poro|H,scd to fu rth er amend the for Miss Rolierts. The rooms were nnl <inl>. ,)„• propriety of their vot- Tho bridegroom-el.rt am ended •'"*. u w-ns^ in a dhecl ns Tron is n s Leon II. I'o rt Mate constitution, for Section 1 ot gracefully and attractively decorated in ,illt likewise duly so imposed University of Florida i* a member I* * " " ! / r /V .1 V I r..‘ K Article IX urovidcs: ............................. , in Golden Rod. by fundamental law. There is noth- nf |h(> Pi K„ „ p„ Alpha fraternity j 'Jnh' / ‘.rtl,b ‘ a n .I c n .s s V .L w n There ’will be n Pipe Organ Re­ Thelegislature shall prdvlde for A t t h e refreshm ent hour a delicious ^ fl,nu>||Cnted in registration or In nll(| ,in„ fr i,.m|s in Florida to join " “JJV r" ' / ri # .,n/kod ^Tln • a uniform and enual rat:> of taxation cour|l(. wns served. t | u. casting of n ballot and so far as wjth tho, (> nf thl. |»ri«l<s In the felic 1 - .nothimr Hi, or miss about cital at the Presbyterian church on ard shall prescribe such regulation* Thp |nvitcd guests were. Misses w|urn,ing tho women rtf Hordldn for nti„ns of the moment.— Daytonn Jour. ' 11 1 , / .vlll Sept. 27th under the direction of U iis *» ^ u ll secure a just valuatiof, of all E„th,.r Wilson, Ruth Roberts. Mary k r exercise of their new found nn|. ke f « r c , . , , v acc. rn y have Bertha M. Foster o<$ Jacksonville. property, both real nnd personal, ex- Zai.|uiry, Ruth Knnner. Julia Lning. |ir jvilt*(;s*- I a nr sure they do not ----------- r -----------»"r rcon°i"V ,' n‘l “gurney nave Mrs. Mabry and son llartun nave cepting such property as may be ex- * * ....................... " “ ** returned from a two months visit cmpt«d by law tor municipal, educa­ at Chautauqua New York and will tion!, literary scientific, religious oi be with Mrs. Mabry’s sister Mrs. G. charitable purposes." FT Smith for the winter. Section f» of the same article pro- ( i ..................... ----------- x----------xidea; “The legislature shall nut ho- j onvr< pnvid Roberts. 1rons of this LEGION MEETING rize the several counties nnd mcor L , w . Sncnccr. Rush Murphy, Burke nu,nns enn they intelllcentlv serve tV I The entire statem ent is filled with ing in data for hundreds of these du­ Derated cities nnd towns in th r t n t c l g j ^ Mrs. ,1. D. Rolierts, Mm. G. coun, rv jn the exercise of the righ* figures thnt show a rcinnrknble gain plex signs. It will cover all parts of Campbell Lessing Post American to assess and impose taxes for conn-1 s ' nrPr. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Merri. f Mlffrarr,. however, tlie women (T of along very linn but the most remark the State. At Orlando n worm-dri­ tv n o.l _____ __ 1 * . . 1 I f __ l..r r ij __ .• ____I il l l able is the deposits that have now ve truck is being outfitted to carry l.egion will hold a most im portant *>' and municipal purposes ntlil nnd III! all w,it {u,rf mm Mr. and Mrs. Craig IHerris, j.-|orj,|n do not» need lesrnns in in ncitlz pniperty slinll be taxed upon the prinftnij Mrn. W alter Hand, Mr. nnd nny more tbnn the m« n reached bvond the million mark show­ signs nnd posts over the route laid m eeting next Thursday night in thc ciples estnldished for safe tnxntion. Mrs. R. O. M crriwethcr. n„ lin„, that then* will Im much ing $1,007 -156.00 on deposit which Is out by the dutn-collecting path-find­ Court House nt eight o’clock. Every Something, hns been said abuot At a Inte hour the guests left re- .. fUMion in the vnrin, 4 clubs, civic n gain of more than J200.000 over Inst er. The entire Job when completed member should Ik* there. ----------- x----------trusting the legislature and this oug­ luctnntlv having thoroughly enjoyed nn,l other meetings of the worn- year. The First Nntionnl Bank of will give to F'lorida th e most permsome time in the next four months The chameber of commerce of Gai­ ht to be safe to do. However, if any •he entire evening. this city is one of the oldest finan­ rn ns , 0 the iro n e r exercise of th<’ r.umber of members are in on the ------------- ------------------------------------ —right of the nnllot. There mav be cial institutions in this part of the anent and attractive _ road marking nesville Is arranging for an clab. in nny stnte, nnd will* be n tremend­ orate free camj site for automobile Plan proposed, nnd od ont know of m(t ................................. and propose to keep It. We movements for a 1eogU“ or cm hln- state but age bn» t.ot kept it from forg- ous advertisement for F’lorida. tourists nnd for the erection of su it­ the harrier pointed out, then some one powers, ---i . v . i:ui. !',!>,!!!« niirno«e will be to vote ring nheai* everv year and the state^ n mcnt in thln issue of the Herald shows The Executive Com m itte of the able buildings and the providing of jniirht suggest th at they should not believe no one *y,ll advocate abolish- tion whore Automobile Association is figuring o th er arcomoda.ions for thnt class of '<■ trusted on account of what thov hard these days on w ays nnd means visitors to F’lorida thri coming seas­ don't know. If, on the otther liand, on. any number of them, knowing better, S £ 2 - L . l'n im , n 'rtlc u l... ..f o..r . I n f will |f * r - " ( « K u .lo m -', »! . 1 ! ' m ,, .m l of increasing the membership to such nn extent that the expense of the are in on the plan, some one else niiThe census of Dade Coupnty, Flor­ p Pnt suggest that—e r—er—cr, well, ore g i v e n s u c h unrestricted powers to noliev. Class vot In- is never deslr-- nr**'of central Hnri a.. A i ^ ' " " f * sign-poting can be taken care of that they ju st ought not to be tru s t­ deal with th em o st important function Me heeause it elwav- loses sight of at the ststement will also show that They are calling on every* coinunity ida as announced bv the census bu r­ 'd anyway. there is oien’*' of money in this part to heln by sending in membership* eau. show* a growth of 258.1 per cent To the w riter tMe question of of government—that of dealing with the eencrnl interest. of Floridsinml the fin.mcinl con<!ition to th is non-profit organization, o* in ten years since the 1910 census. they will ncent subscription* to thlr The population is 42,731, an increase whether or no# the legislatuni can be fund. Arnunl dues in te A«soci:.l- of 30.79U. , S E E S r " " - ' ' - " " " ........... *' l EVY m �s --------------------------------(— ■ . *, .*< * : * • • ’V • ’ • ~ • - ■ >*-<*' y • «. -------------------- ;-------------- B • > %■ ." l * — j- r* ( ^ , . ■», | \ ' ■ t : FRIDAY, SEPTEMnER 10, 1920. TH E SANFORD HERALD B R A D Y ’S New Jewelry Store . In The Welaka Block NATIONWIDE FIGHT AGAINST DISEA.SE AmoHcan Red Cross Will Have Health Centers In All Parts of United States. xxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxxx Wage Earners DODGE TOURING PUT A RIG COMPANY THE i . t * r VYignt lir e t o . The American Ited Croat hi* launch­ ed upon a nutlou wide campaign ot Ugh ting disco** and physical defect among the American people. A new and unique health Institution has come ITALY WANTS OUR TOURISTS Into hiring ne the result of several months' study by the Red Crons Health Government Making P lana to Make Travel Attractive to Ameri­ Service Department at National Head can*. quarter*. Officials In chnrge of the department Washington.—The Italian governpredict that before long this new henlth activity Will be In uctual operation all meat, according to advices to the de­ over tho country, and that Uio sign— partment of commerce, Is overlooking "American Ilod Cross Health Center" nothing In Its plans for smoothing the —will become as familiar to the peo­ way for prospective American tour­ ple everywhere as aro now the eigne of ists. A Mg Influx of American sight­ tbe tutegraph companies. seers. It Is held, would go far toward rectifying the present exchange diffi­ Duey Long Before War. The Interest of tho American Red culty and. hccauso of the premium on Oroua tn tho fight against disease Is the dollar, Americans would find pi Ices T H E GIFT E L E G A N T not, bowevoc, of rocent origin. Lxmg In Italy hut a little higher than before before the war tbe organisation began tho war. Prices Range from $20 to $150 New hotels are planned for various this health service through Its medical nnlls In disaster relief work and It* sections and olllclni attention Is being department of Town and County Nurs­ given to train schedules. ing. During the war and following U>o ormtstleo Ibouannds of American Bed Cros# officials have been fighting disease In Uie wnr stricken countries. California Oak Tree At tho same time teas of thousands of 35 Feet in Diameter local lb*d Cross officials have beeo en­ gaged at home fighting disease, nota­ Kan Ht-rniirdlno, Cal.—George bly during the Inrtut-nzn epidemics. F. Robb of Del Hosn lias an­ The American Fed Crow hns de­ nounced Ids discovery In the termined that nil inis valuable experi­ Kan Iternnrdlno m ountains of an ence In health service nbrond and nt oak tree which he says Is tho 1 sme shall not go to waste. So long largest in I’lillfomla. It Is near in any sim ilar event in many, many as there nre a half a million people g e t h e l p from frcstlln c. lb- says It measured dying yearly In this country from preT H E GOVERNMENT years. ,'tr. fi ot In diameter, or seven vmitnhtr m utes, nml so long ns more ----------- x-----------more than one near Chico. Cal., than one third of the American chil­ NEW TALLAHASSEE IIOTE1. Tallahassee, Sept. 1—Dr. J. W. Detlmt recently was proclaimed the dren and young people are victim* of Monley, state veterinarian, and It. \V. physical defects, the Red Cross recog­ largest In the stale. Tallahassee, Sept. 8—Tallahasseu Ktorr* member of the state livestock nises the urgent need for continued will shortly have a new, up-to-date sanitary board, accomplished several m atters of im portance to Florida, up­ lull-room, modern fire-proof hotel if Red Cross health service at home. How Organization Works. on their recent trip to Washington, plans which have been formulated are GARNER-CARTER The Red Cros* Health Center Is where they conferred with J. It. Mah­ carried into execution and the interest which has been m anifested in the pro­ governed by business principles, a p ­ ler, chief of the bureau of animal in­ Word comes from Jacksonville of dustry, United S tates department of ject seems to make it certain. Enough plies It* t jJe Wl.,|ding )Hst Weck In t h a t city of method*, and, In li* citizens of the capital city have sig­ piles business methods, agriculture. more *ltnple form, ran he established jj (;n n io r m,d Miss C a r t e r of this One m atter not quite satisfactory nified a willingness to take large and conducted by lay peopls. city. A fte r the wedding which was blocks of stock in such an enterprise was in regard to work generally It procoods upon tho demonstrated n quiet a f f a i r the bride an d groom among the livestock propositions in j to m ake it evident th a t the propo­ fact that henlth Is a *ominodlty that | e ft for A tlnntn nnd points in the sition can be and will be successfully the state. state, The th e aid an] of the government .. , can be bought and sold like brooms m ountains of North C nrolinn where in this respect is now nt a standstill i 1 ' ‘ * _______ _________ and soup. Therefore, It establishes It- they will sojourn for som e tim e bebecausi] of the. lack, of federal fupds I ... *olf In s storeroom In ths prluctpnl fore coming back to this c ity to make and it will be until July 1921, when a M H IS h l.ft IS SEN I IN EGGS; business section of the community. It th e ir home. BAGGAGE SM ASIIEHS KOI Gil displays Us goods In ths form of a t - ! The Mide is the sister of Mrs. Roht. new appropriation will be available, before the government can render fu r­ trsctlvs health ezhlblta In Its show T h re s h e r of this city nnd n form er ther help. The governm ent has been W ashington, D. C.- Sept. 2.—Eggs windows It advertises contisnlly and resident of Dade City w here Mr. Gnrallowing Florida six veterinarians but may lie all right to ship whiskey in cxlcmdvely. And tt use. every bust- ner form erly lived and it w a s a culonly two are now on duty in this state hut hnggage smashers m ust handle cess and social device to attract cus- rn nation of n meeting here of formei ier and stronger company. B R A D Y ’S New Jewelry Store iJi.K »:■; ? . 4: ,: ■; t ' i? M* / Pi i . n w** I p , . ft * .- 't owing to insufficient money. The the cases with care. At a station in state has 12 veterinarians hut they a n Went Virginia recently some of the not enough num erically to look nftei eggs broke and it became a m atter the work among about 2,000,000 for the prohibition inspector. He hogs. , found four cases of them . But the United Stntes department I The inspector, reporting to the pro­ of agriculture will supply three addi- hibition commissioner's office, said tional veterinarians for tuberculosis th at each egg bad been carefully eradication in cattles work. The gov- blown from the shell. A fter whiskey em m ent now has throo or] duty in 'h a d been poured in the nperturcs were Floridn, thus m aking six. The state scaled w ith cement, hns six veterinnrinns for this purpose. POST CARD DAY The government will nlso send three special veterinarians to do some pre­ lim inary work in tick eradiction. Florida Hevelopment Hoard Suggests These federal additions will report Idea about Kept, 1 to Dr. E. M. Nighbert. at Jacksonville, who in supervisor of . . _ ., the bureau of animmal industry, Uni* *K’ k h'rida Development Hoard has ted Ktntes departm ent of agriculture, zugested th at October first he ohservfor the state of Floridn. «<• «» I'M* Card Day in celebration of _______ x________ tourist ra te tickets to H o n d a being HARDEE’S INAUGURATION available, and request nil loyal Flori--------dnns to mail attractive post curds to Tallahassee. Sept. 8—Tnllnhass. friends and acquaintances in other cenns nre preparing to make the in- states, inform ing them th a t the ticket nuguration of Florida's governor in sale continues from October first to January tin* most spectular and train April .loth with final lim it of May event of the kind in the history of the list. state. Flans are already under way This is an excellent oportunity for to accomplish this result and it is ev- renders of the Herald to boost Sanident from the m anner in which all ford ns an ideal city, by sending out the citizens have taken hold of the several thousand post cards urging tin proposition that g re a te r Interest is recipients to come here ns soon as taken *n the inauguration of Cover- possible and enjoy our fine autumn nor Hardee than has been manifested months. OLLINSCOLLEGE U lnlrr Park. Florida On Lake Virginia K l«Jr»t ( ‘o llrgr In I lotl«la I n t r n i t n«»:..in«lU »naI • i o f t l u r A l U tn « l Standard courses loading to A. II. degree. Pre-professionnl courses In Medicene, l aw and Engineering. Special advantages In Music if e ulty of nine1, Husines**, ilome Economics, Fine and Industrial Arts and Academy (10th. 11th & 12thgrades) Tldrly-slvth year opens September 20, 1920 (JKOKC.i: MORGAN WARD, D.!)., I.I.. I)., Pros. IF YOU NEED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE Buy the Best (hat is m ade The FLORENCE Automatic W e also have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES H A /fc COMPANY S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ________ friends. The bride is n COMPANY ha* upon Its service- light, power, ice, etc., are necessary to the communities and are X rapidly Increasing. The increased service means in­ creased business. The company owns and operates plants in 17 cities in Florida and 2 cHJcs in Georgia. When you put this company to work for you, you do so as a Prior Preferred P artn er on the earning ca­ pacity of over $7,800,000.00. of a lifetime. It is an opportunity Embrace it by investing in the 8 per cent Cumulative Prior Preferred Stock. THIS STOCK CAN I1E PURCHASED IN CASH OR INSTALL­ MENTS. WRITE OR CALL FOR INVESTMENT BROCIIURE. Come In and See Th em !1 ■ U TILITIES U tilities Companies by the World War, in a health­ BRACELET WATCHES I r : SOUTHERN emerged front the severest tesl ever placed Is Showing the Very Latest Things In t HIGHEST COM- JtC IA L RATING TO WORK FOR YOU. Good Condition itf* W ITH Southern Utilities Co. Sanford, Florida, or X General Office, Palatka, Florida x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxx “ DO IT NOW” IljS iir.p ly R em o v es i n s t r u c t i o n s to Ulood F low Ai cumulations of m:;nv years And Thus EqunlVs Pressure <n Nerves Arteries The .'.'LOGICAL TREATMENT” ASK IS ASK THEM “ENERGIZER” For M any Human Ills And Veins, so that the Bloo<l Stream Functions Metier Nourisliment to Dormant Tissue. No Mystery—No Imaj'ination TELEPHONE 184 L. C. CAMERON J\ O. Box 399 charm ing Th# lied CroM Health Center I* of " h ? has a large circle o f friends here nnd in her old home who will be • e rrtre to the sick tn that It rtvM oat pleased to learn of her wedding. reliable and complsts Information Mr .Gnrner hns been n resident of .boot ealatlng eilattng ctlnlei,hospital*. clinic*, hospital*, aana thin city for rnnny years nnd is one abont tort* and other Institution* for th* ■ ck | nIJ, e p ro pcrty ow ners and deE. A. MOFFETT, Prop. and th# defective; about available - vc]0p0r8 0 f real estate h a v in g built nuraea. both trained and practical; n)nny homes nnd business blocks, about when to consult • phyaletan and j | c j,ns heen engaged in t h e real eswhy to ahun tha quack and hi* tn te liusiness here and will r e tu r n aftruma. ' t e r the honeymoon to tn k e up this Teaching Dlssss* Prsvsntlsn. business ngnin. The Rod Ctom Health Center U. The congrntulntions of th e rnnnj however, of avsn greatar aervlc* to the friends of bride and groom is cxwsll It tsschss people how to pre- tended to them nnd best w ishes for n Tent slcknsM and disease. This Is dons lonjr life nnd prosperity nnd Imp In many Interesting and attractive plness. waya—flrit of all. by tha distribution of popular health literature and through health lecture# Illustrated with lantern slides or with health motion picture film* Then vpcclnl ethlhlli are given, one after the other, on various health subjects. Practical demonstra­ tion* are mods; al»o health playUta by children to Interest and Inatrurt them• vIvcm end their eldera. Clnstes are organized In jieraonnl hvglene, home care of the sick, first aid and In food selection and preparation. Health clubs, both for younger and older peoi|*. are fo rm e d ; also Little Mothers’ >enpue« Nutrition and growth clinics are conducted for children. OF MY d g a re tto s. t EVERY WILD.EYED fan. Already more than a hundred of • • • • • • the»« R.-d Cross Health Center* «re le AND HE aaw tho package. WAS ON hi* foot. AC/ nrtuo' operation *hroughout the coun­ • • • • • • try. Many of them al»o conduct med­ THAT I look It from. OR SOMEONE elao'C. 14 M X -1 xa ical clinics, but the one chief, nut­ • • • • • • standing feature of the American Red AND SMILED and said. AND THEIR ai (t remark*. • • • Cross Health Center t» It* health edu­ • • • "THEY SATISFYI REACHED THE n ext county. cation service which tenches well peo­ • • • • • , ple how to Weep well. AND THAT smoko you smashed. AND WHILE I'm not. • • • « • , FRENCH PRAISE FOR WAS ONE my wife. EASILY EXCITED. Santord Auto Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling Phone 167--W for Prompt Service and Reasonable Prices One i one r; • • • • OUR RED CROSS WORK * • I GUESS 1 was helping. DOUQHT AT a bargain. T H E PITCHER bean. SO THAT makes IL THAT CLEAN-UP hittor. A SATISFY. • • • Ijindlnc lb* work accomplished by Atnerlrnn philanthropy for waratrlcken France. Andre Tnrdleu. form­ er high commissioner from Hint na­ tion to the United Stale*. In n recent nrtlcls widely commented on through­ out the French pres*. »ny* ; ”Tlto American Red Cros* ha* ac­ complished a work which call* for the heartfelt gratitude of every true Frenchman. In 1918 this grent relief organlwttlon *p*nt In helinlf of Krnnc«nearly 87.000.000 francs, nnd In HMP Its expenditure* on rhnrllnlde project* In our country attained the treuieudons total of 171.n<M).0OO It hn* re renlly turned over lo the French relief orgnntrntfon* huge stock* of *up pile* whoa# value must he counted In the hundred* of thousands of franca. "Fifteen million American hoy* and girl*, banded together In th# Junior Red Cross of Amcrlcn. are hack of a movement to eatnbllih the closest tlei Ibetween themselves nnd Franos's younger generation through the char ; u n t i e work* taey have financed and • rP now carrying out among our llttlt w ar sufferer*. -The l*ond# of friendship between France und America 1# cemented w'lt mutual admiration, rerpect at:d grutl ' rads." • • • • • • • • * # AND MY good couth paw. DOUDLE HEADER." • • • HIT A fat fan. • • • AND AFTER lhaL • • * I EVEN saw him. • • RIGHT IN tho YCBtibulo. . • • • • • • • • • ROOTING FOR tho umplro. AND HE aald 'Thooo. • • • A FOUL Up. T W E N T Y hits — twenty chances -L with never a goose-egg—thnt s Chesterfield's average on every rm.knge. T ru st the fans to pick them out. An unusual blend ot Turkish and Domestic—it can t h«J copied. Those cigurettes aro (her* —they tatiafi/l • • • RIGHT ON my lapt cigar.” • • • AND I was Borry. AND GAVE hltn ouo. C I G A R E T T E S FOR RENT—Nice large cool funi 1205 Oak Avenue 2-2tp. __ ____L _ ijuafc. - » - » ------- i__ * �FRIDAY. SEPTHMHER IQ. :>I, THE SANFORD IIERALD PAGE TWO : C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD J Lake Monroe Neighborhood J. T. JACOBS. Correspondent. Mrs. I- B. Mar.n, who has been ill short service in his memory Thu.*s. w ith a sevc severe case of tonsolitis, is day morning at the chapel exercises. The principal spoke a few words of convalescing the kindness and helpfulness of Capt. The w eather has been ju st a b iu t Sm ith. The school repeated mem­ as hot during the first two weeks of ory gems pertaining to kindness and Septem ber as it has been any tim e sang “ Kind Words Can Never Die." then all marches! to the stage and this summer. placed a bunch of fllowers there in memory of Capt. Smith. Prof, and Miss Lillie Miles of Louisville. Mrs. Jacobs ar.d Miss Brown gathKy., who has been visiting her broth­ ered these flowers ar.d sent them to er. Henry's, deceased, fam ily for Capt. Smith's daughter to be placsome time, has returned home. ed on his grave as a token of love -------and respect from the Lake Monroe The farm ers are busy turning the School ground, getting seed beds ready. --------minding the littl- plant*, opening Qr.e fJr tbe wr>st enjoyable partie* ditches, etc., preparatory to planting of t he season was the "Pound Surth eir fall crops. prise" at thq home of Prof, and Mrs. J. Tilden Jacobs last Thursday eveT. E. W ainright of A*tor. spent r.mg. The f-dk* of the comIhe young mix* ox ine the week-end here with ni* :• ity and the «hildren of the gram rether with i t .. Ja..ar grades His son, Joseph, filled nr up; ment in th - Methodist church in San. cob's former graduates un.d Miss ford, preaching a t the forenoon s**r- Brown, interm ediate T-a-her. planned and executed a *urpri*e : r the.r v.■e on Sunday. teacher which proved '•> i • The exercises given by the intermediate ila*s of the public ing people, ladei with i ake* Friday afternoon, under th* mar ■ ie», lemons, sugar, ice. candy, etc . ngernent of Miss Brown, weie vei. mad*- a sudden advance on the* teachgood. They had the gram m ar and e r’s home. When they arrived ah prim ary grades ar.d quite a numb- unexpectedly to their host. Mr. and of visitor* for their audience. The Mrs. Jacob* hurriedly lighted lamp* school is getting up ar. o rrh -stra ar.d ar.d tried to find room for all their gave th*-ir initial performar.ee at young guests Thi* was a problem these exercises. frr - many happy folks, but the*, --------welcom'd them regardless of room. The *ad new* of < apt. Sm ith’s There *., h pleny of it out-doors. Th< death, which '*c*.urr*.-*J at Or*— *bor -v -rir.g wa- -pent ir. game* ar.d mu*Ga.. last Tuesday, reached . - . k and plenty of light-hearted fun Wednesday. • apt. Smith wa* idc-r- The "pounds fu m i shed refreshment* titi'-'l with Monroe's earliest history for the crowd and kept them cool and w-a- loved by all who knew him They took their departure at 111 He was one of th*who first e«- o'clo* k. declaring they enjoyed ‘orM tablished the school and Sunday prise parti*** and thought th ' wouli school The public school held t th eir sentiments. Mrs. R. O. M arshall has returned Car! F arrell was the guest of h3i» from a delightful trip o u t W est, very brother last Saturday. much improved in health. The I rf a rt child of Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Dumas. J e rry and Kelsey has been quite ill. Mrs. Willa Lee and little daughter Mabel Swope was elected president Alma, were visitor* to Oviedo last ar.d Miss Gayle M arshall vice-pre*i- Tuesday. j dent. Mrs. Henry Barwiek, baby and sis* Rumor is again afloat th at Oviedo M u, Moor*, of Wildwood, were Is really going to have a drug store ;— ------- -. ^ _ ... - . visiting Mrs. A. r . ru m e n tne n rst of the week, leaving on Wednesday W. B. Young and family contem- morTi ‘P* plate m aking a trip to Miami the last Mr. ar.d Mrs. C. Connelly, who of the week. went W est last spring fer Mr. ConJ. A. McCulley is m aking some im- nelly's health, have returned to Im­ provements on his residence which lar.do. and were on a visit to Mrs. will add greatly to its appearance and homas, Mrs. Connellv's m other, this comfort. week. SANFORD WAGON WORKS SANFORD. FLORIDA. Especially equipped for custom auto body work. Limousin* t. specialty. We solicit trade from all part* of Florida, v11 "'dl^ I teed. Correspondence incited. ' "** SANFORD WAGON WORKS Box 3S2, Sanford, Florida E.O.. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY J A C K S O N V IL L E . COMPLETE FERTILIZE!!* FERTILIZER MATERIALS (•PRATERS f l o r id * IN S E C T IC ID E S Wrll» | . r lalHi Prlra Liala ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AG E N T S Glimpses of the Geneva Section MRS. AUBREY MORAN, General Fire OrrlCE PEOPLES 0*NK Correspondent. Insurance hi iu ji .no S a n fo rd . F lo rid * Little Eva May Brown is home Charles Dooley was on the sick list again after a pleasant visit w ith Mis? last week. Ditm ar at Ft. Pierce. Geneva farm ers are indeed making hay while the sun shines. Little M inerva G rier of West Palm | Beach was the week-end guest of Mr. Duckhart of New York is vis- Mjss j j t.Itn Moran jMt week. iting his uncle, Geo. Duckhart. Little Charles Geiger badly b u rr-i'* ' Mrs. \ l . H. Hand of ."ar.ford spen*; ,.d hi. foot by stepping in some hot * ■ m th Mrs Aubrey M6ran ashes while a? th e cem etery cleaning . + las. weeK. , , ____,__ <• la*t Thursday. _ _|J It is deplorable . ytat the m ajority .-••re unproof the Geneva voter: were unpro I-a*t Thursday the people of Ge- •> essive and unpubli* ( j-inted enough neva m et at : e m eterj ' * " v nouse at r.ual deanir.g-up day: the ladies to vote against a r. *w bringing a picnic dinner. the election last Monday. Live News of East San ford MRS. J. C. ELLSWORTH. Correspondent. A lhli y purvi*** . 1j A daughter was born to Mr. and his fath er Dr. Jam es Purvicv of Mr* Henry McCaskk* ."ept 10th. Tampa enjoyed a m otor trip to Au­ W. W. Miller and C. E Chorp.n- gusta Georgia. They visited friends [ntr W(,r,. over at Mosquito Inlet last in Ocala en route returning last Sat. week fishing for seal-ass. -— •> $1115.00 Delivered <• •> V •> ❖ I have ju st received notice th a t the price on ? cars will advance $70.00 Septem ber 1st. I *+ endeavor to protect as m any as possible of my •> pects it they will give me their order within the t five da vs. these wi l l pros­ next i! Celery setting ha« begun in earn- + Mn** 'S helty has return*-*! fr- : \ Savannah Ga., and is with her son est thi* week Alex Foster. Charlie J I have one of the best stocks of M eriwether and L. Roye are some of *p S'eler Frederick and family. those setting. One of Joe Cameron* ♦ tenants set some two weeks ago and + Willie Brumley left Monday f*>r hi- says the hot sur. has burned it up ■fr 3rd year a t the Bailey M ilitary and it will all have to be reset. in Central Florida. S School at Greenwood N orth Carolina A djustm ents an all The Herald never looked so fine MRS. BAI.I.ENGKR. < <*rre*pond* nt. Mrs. Marvin Austin and little before as......................................*1! since its reorganization daughter Kathleen were here from More power and good luck to the *t I PSA LA AND GKAPEVII.LK. busy putting up the guava- u. j*-lly Orlando last week. Miss Jesse H asty Sanford Herald. To bad Mr. Haines ♦ --------and preserves for next winter. Wc accompanied them home for a 'x ,‘ i* leaving n* there is no place 1iko <. made im m ediately a t my place. I also make my own Sanfor'i he will find. We felt all j Alfred Ericson, Walfred !*.*.i*on art- glad that sugar is some cheaper weeks visit. adjustm ents on all puffed up seeing our name in the and T. O. Tyner ar* all enjoying their ar.d Alvin paper as a real bor.a fide sub editor. * C u n f (.Shine! Has vacation from the A, * I. hop- th;* Mrs. Charles A rrant and littlu son. Rabern ar** expected home on a fu r­ * week. Charles Walton, and also Teen Ar lough fiom Camp Bragg North Car Rev. Rancher of Apopka will be <. — rants, who is here this fall helping ( iin for tw*>> weeks. They enlist* be at Moore's Stution Church to• T G uaranteed for 15 m onths. Archie .Swanson and some b*»y his brothers in their gardtn work. ’ preach Sunday aft-m oor. Sept. IP friendss took a trip to Raim Spring* w*-re callers Monday afternoon a t th** ed for three years. at .1:30. There will be a m eeting <• 8ur.*la >'• return*.-*! in time for th - home of Mr. and Mr* Ballinger. Ii Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zernovean re* la-fore the service to reorganize th - j evening servic* ceived a cablegram th at their adopt- Sunday School ami arran g e for a Mr* Benton left on Tuesday for <-d daughter Marinla sailed for New Bible Class for which a splendid ♦ We ■.uld like t« correct ar. -rr'*r ir, our last items: the former name her - w*r. home near Maitland t-- get i* York Sept. feth. from Antwerp. B-1- teacher has been secured. All denom. -> inations are also very welcome— •> of the bride of Willi- Tyner was Mi-- ir. shape ere her folks come down for L*ium on the Lapland. the winter. She will have rooms at --------come— This is a union Service and ♦* is at the disposal of the owners of cars I have sold, Lillie Tumhlin. the hotel. Mr. W esterdkk ar.*i Mr A sor. was born to Mr. and Mr*. Sunday S c h m t * first, next comes anyone who appreciates the efforts I k and little Minnie took her down Richard Hickson the O rlarlo H-*-M r. and Mrs. Lars Larson an*! two pita! !a*t week. Mrs. Hickson and The Lo'-ir.g family are m-vir.g u . have made to secure the best mechanics avaLable and $ daughter- of Piedmont and a youn; in their Ford. | young n a n are lom ing home this t<town from the Sanford farm on friend from Orlando were .Sunday I Melonvill- Avenue. .!"« Ru*«ll an :j ? the most modern equipm ent. Mr. ar.d Mrs. T. O, Tyner and Sunday if all is well. g u -sts at ih*- horn- of Mr. and Mrfamily will move from _sorner of O l- + their two youngest children, Pearl ------— John l.uridquist. ♦ If the man who sold you your car can not furnish ............ ...... __ .. with. th -ir ar.'l 1......... homas,. (ilai left R. C. L>ng and J. C. Ellsworth w-r<- cry Avenue and Brisson Rond to the ♦ Mr*. W -'terdick returned horn* m other, Mr*. Bc-ngston, f-»r a visit at Mosquito inlet surf fishing the Sanford fnrm and Mr. nnd Mrs. Mike you the necessary repair parts, try me. you may be ♦f Sunday evening from the camp meet- with Mr. and Mrs. 1*ry at I-k-worth first of the week, they brought home Stonoff and family will ocupy the agreeably surprised to find I am in a position to give ♦fr ing. he ing away eleven days. Dur- Grove, expecting t** retu rn home Sat- some fine fish whether they were house vacated by the Russell*. Mr. mg', being days fr caught with a si!v-r hook oH ju-t an Stonof having bought th e farm some- * you prom pt service. ing her absence Mr>. Renton kept unlay by train. ♦ ordinary hook wc were not there sn tim*- ago and Mr. Rus*ell ha- bought ♦ i-iouae for h-r brother. + th - Sanford farm. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Eri-son a n d [cou^^n ^ fr ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Stidt spent Sunday at their children, M argaret, (Iilb-rt ♦ th - home of th-ir daughter- Sirs. Ruth and Esther, left Wednesday f->t fr ♦ J**s*e Lee, it heirig the birthday of the a trip down the East Coa-t to Miami, $ 5 ,0 0 0 FOR MOSQUITO BITE Executor of the estate of Augustin ----------Mon-men deceased: and that at the m o th -r. Ri-fr-shment* of cake and where th -y will visit at the home •>< coffee were served in the afternoon. his brother Carl and sister, Mrs. I.in- Demand Is Made by Sailor in Suit !!ame timo we wil1 Present our final Brought In Brooklyn Supreme ncf1o un|* « F^xecutor of said e sta t--------grill. They expect to in- gone ten ar.d ask for their approval. Grape* were m iner scarce this day*. W alfred Pierson will also go Court. Dated Septem ber 2nd, A. D. lf*2d. Jiurnriier. hut the women folks a n 'w ith them. Orlando B 1 ank A* T rust Company Cor. Commercial and Park + New York.—The tale of n ship beset Executor. • I*j* swarms of mntquRnr* during n Robinson & Bridges. Opposite Valdez Hotel ♦ voyage along Ihe south Atlantic coast 4-Dtc Attorneys for Executor "(** unfolded In a complaint Bled In -----*V*V <*++++++++❖ +-J-M--H- -y++-{-v-M-5++-k H - v n - v -:-vvvv-K+ the Brooklyn supreme court In u s u i t ---MRS. J. S. DINK HI.. Forre-pimdi-nt. for 5.Y0Q0 damages tirought try Hendrlcii* De Rnny. n sailor. D-- Rnny alleges *ha* a fter he had (ji-o ig e ,*siurat lett W-dne**lay for .1 M W a its and will take possesion j 1... . severely, ollb er* of the Meutn-Mp Ditlffi**isf, helonglllg to the P itts b u rg I’din. (jet. the 1st. 1 Gulf !’ tilling -oinpany. refused to ktv,* ointment to him. The Boy Smut of Dvi« i-» a te ram 1 Roy and Bill f’oleman and Bill l.-w p ing at Palm spring*. Thu c****ipuny has asked for n Ml! of i* w e re visitor* in O rla n d o In*' at urday. particulars, d -ivlng that the oHirers M r. and Mrs. Tullis were visitors refused the ointment, and il« *lnrlng in W inter Park on Tuesday. , Mr. and Mrs. Mnllnid *>f Orlnrnii ( l i t mosquito tdt-H'wero part of the are now 1>. at-d in the post Offu* ii-'Utned risk of employment. , Mrs. Henry Hooker is visiting h-r hull-ling, dau g h ter in Orlando this week. The Lillies of th • • ivi • lengu** will ITALY MAKES OYSTERS SAFE Sar.ford prosperity i* visible un every hand. Our T he Overstreet Turpentine Com­ give a pi* -oc*: . at the Library F n Removes Impurities by Keeping Them pany have purchased the store of day evening K p. in. •s-jit 17th’. farm ers are making good ami with their succe** in Stcrlhred Sea Water for a others are also prospering an-j best of ail we all Week. H a rry Phipps of Tampa wa* thMr. Pughs fa th -r ar.d ninthei of lgucst o j his 1-t *)i-r .1. E. Phipp* lust Duytoiiii arrived Tuesday and will believe in Sanford an i Seminole C ounty. Money week. Washington.—An itullnn company spend the winter with their son. made h-re is also being invested in developing our has perfected a process for r-tnovlng section. Our growth is legitim ate and inspiring. Misa Olive Dinkel returned S a t­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Batcher and baby Impurltl-s from oyster*, according to urday from Jacksonville where sh* will leave for Alabama next w--k a report to iln* bureau of foreign nnd Folks are settling down for a life tim e s ta y —buying has been visiting her sister Mrs. II where they will visit Mr. S atrh en domestic commerce. homes and farm s, businesses etc. Ii. Chapman. relatives. (•n being inkcii from best* nl-ing the Venetian cons* tin* oysters a r- shipped Any one in nee 1 t f anything in the way of property to Rome, the shells carefully wasiii*,] j will do well t *> call at my ollice The small cement nnd thrown Into great tank* tilled with l sterilized sen water. The tanks nro huil ling on Park AveL constantly replenished nnd the flowing MISS A. D. MITCHELL Correspondent. witter tins b—n found to nnsh all Im­ 1 have assisted may and can help you. purities from «he oysters which, after The Christian Endeavor Society of rain storm on Wednesday very few, a week's "treatment*’ are shipped to ‘Onando district convened in Ovieih if any, of the delegatus came, nitho the retailers. Wednestlny, Septem ber IS nt the the reception committee were a t the FINAL DISCI! U!GE M ethodist church. Dr. Brownlee, station to welcome them . They- re. 0 J p a s to r of the Presbyterian church of turned home very much disappoint­ In Court of County Judge, Seminole Nnnford, made the opening address, ed with em pty cars. In view of the County, F lat- of Florida W atch th e S o u th E a s t C o rn e r o f P a g e i wo F ran cis Swope gave the address of fact that the local chapter were ex­ In r* E state of Auguv.m Morenien, ■welcome. The m eeting is in charge pecting a crowd Thursday evening, n deceased, of Miss Roncv of Orlando, secretary lawn suppr was served a t the church Notice is hereby given, to all whom fo r the district. Dr. Layman, vie and a social hour enjoyed before the tt may concern, that on the Fifteent! president of the society and Mrs. evening s -r v in . The Oviedo society day of November A. D. 1020 we shall Laym an, stale secretary, were ex­ held un election Sunday night f r<i I apply to the Honorable E. F. Howspected to address the convention dur. president nnd vice-president, both of holder. Judge of said F -uirt, as Judg* ing the session. Owing to the heavy these officer* having resigned. Mis- of Probate, for our final discharge a j TIRES and ACCESSORIES Upsala and Grapeville Locals GOODRICH TIRES U. S. L. BATTERIES MY REPAIR DEPARTMENT % % t H. L. Haight Overland Sales & Service Co. Longwood Laconics Dean Turner • Oviedo Locals and Personals F arms, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E T H E M Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 112 W. First St. Phone 497 J.E.spurling j t t �t h e sa n fo rd herald PAGE THREE NEW S HAS. L. BRITT O U T IN G E I) I T O I t 'n n d Tampa tied it up in tin* second, ___________ _________ i________ Buton, I f ............... t 0 1 <dumbin did mOkll scoring VrM'b Columbia scored in the first inning tn u abouth ten less hits, nnd Cheney unvpa scored three times more in the N. Leach, 2b .............. 2 0 1 Nance, c ___________ I 1 1 third. nnd Tnmpa took the lend in the foutth had lost nn nrm, and the five, tim e CAM Humphries, p .............. 3 1 2 by scoring twice. They held this lend hundred hitters thnt Columbia has JMil Tommy Loach kept H arry Burke out until the seventh nt which time Col- would have struck out each time at of the game, for the reason, we sup­ Tot'.ls ___________ 2'J mnbln i* up. •— Columbia pushed ‘ the but. umbia tied it M l 27 16 the winning across in the ninth. T ue pose, th a t u left hand hitter is e»-j S core by innings: meat »” fo*r •*a left1 oarm hand piicner. pitcher. They Wednesday September, 15. ——* They Comer* - _______ 100 000 000— 1 score by inning; \ t T a m p a Monday, the strong Turn- ,l'ni t kn'!"‘ H nrr>’ ns wel as we do iS m o k e rs ..................0013 000 10*—5 Columbia ..1 0 0 000 101 —3—9— 1 Just own up Tampn. You are play, bunch beiran their series of sev- jf t,lcY ' d. bin name would be* in thi Summary—Errors: Nnlly, Wendell, Tampa ___ 00 200 000 - 2 —0-0 ing o baseball Club now, not Bar­ This past Saturday brought to a eniiied with Columbia the winners (*ineuP al* the time. Johnson and Wendell, W atts nnd Strenk 2, Felix; left on bases: Col­ Nance. tow or Lakeland or St. Pete or----- close the second season of the F lo r­ *" {he South A tlantic League penumbia 5, Tampa 7; earned runs: Col­ ida State League and from all reSanford. r.ar.tThe score, — xumbia 1, Tampa 5; two base hits: t>orts about the circuit this season b— AB R H PO A Foss, Strenk, Felix, Humphries, N. was another season just ns success­ taHUie W i l l i me iiugcaii tiu n u i h h i ev NailV And then trying to make believe ful ns the first one. ...................... 3 1 1 •» 1 Leach; base on balls, off Whitehill 2, witnessed a ball sam e in Tam pa, or Hivk O 0 0 *» II Humphries 1; struck out, by Whitehill thnt it was the fault of Burke or For Sanford, however, things w ere in any other town in the Florida S tate Whitn’e Strenk. Don’t let any one fool you not the same last year. The fans and f .................2 (l It n II 5, Humphries 2; sacrifice hits. Vau­ League, ju st about 3,500 tickets Ik-ck I into believing that Burke is not a people in ...................... 4 0 1 1 3 ghan, Foss, Humphries, N. Leach; E D IT E D BY general were given an o p ­ luring been sold. y un ’ ^ ball player, because w ith a chance at portunity to tz, 3b ___ 4 0 1 l i) stolen bases. Nnlly, Goslin; batter hit: see how it felt to have Workman, the Smokers south paw Swacini nil he can make some of the Tampa Foss; double plays: Whitehill to ( HAS. L. BRITT ..................... .. 0 1 < (i n pennant winning team, n team th a t that * was------------sold* to« —W ashington and reGoslin Club look foolish. .....................4 0 1 •> 1 Swacina. Gorlin t« Lacy; time of - 1— i . „ t n _______ ii» , won the first half, a close second in .....................3 (1 0 0 0 game: 1:45: umpires: It,m u tt and the second half and the best tn the on the mound for Tnmpa and gave Lacy, 2b . II 0 *> •1 Blackburn; attendance, 2,500. And Strenk, maybe, you will find po. t season series. up fourteen hits. L arry Cheney the Whitehill, p ...................3 0 0 1 *> All cyso are now focused towards him up just ns high ns La.Motte next Thit year, then- -amc fans w e n "old war horse" th at Sanford tried — —_ AGAIN TAMPA LOSES Columbia and Tnmpa. year, he has the mnkings. given nn npportunitj in seeing how to land the early part of the season Totals \ . . . 1 5 24 •J it felt to end in the cellar. Sanford ----------- x---------------------- x ----------did mound duty for Columbia giving I ended the first half of this season A fter this series it will be all Wednesday, and the third day of The Tampa Tribune Tampa min me m ini uny ‘ < umpn irinune says Tallinn up but seven hits. Cheney, however TAMPA— ,\ AB R h PO A Skinnv Wat W atts nnd ' v""hl have won t hi- first gnme if sh< over until t tit- World Series starts but a step or two out of the cellar showed signs of weakness in the Inst Strenk, ss _________ ................... 1 1 i 1 5 the series found Skinny The fans of Sanford will be given and the second half found us so fu r ................. le too light just n little too light for the ,'1" 1 her regular line-up. part of the ninth and was relieved by Felix, rf _____ .....................4 1 3 3 I j Tampn tiill'u #1... 0 - 11- * an oportunity of witnesing the gam ­ in the mire that we go down in history Whitney, who retired the side with Vaughan, **.................... 3 (i 9 12 0 ‘ big boys from the Sally League, and lift es on nn electric score board. Ar­ ns tin- cellar champions of 1920, after a very close and interesting o 1 1 (1 the bases full. Foss, 3b We agree with Tampa that she rangements are already under way 4 fight, tiu- bell rang with Columbia on Tampa has been awarded the 1920 Tampa started things going in the T. Leach, f .................3 (1 1 4 0*. “L big end of a three to two score. Might have won, if she had her reg­ to have the best board thnt Sanford pennant having won both the first very first fram e by pushing across ular line-up and Workman had of giv- has ever had, nnd second halves, both times so fur their f ir s t ru 1!). Columbia evened abend that for a while it looked ns things up in the second a fter which £ J | I | if the league would end up lop-sided the scoring stopped until the fourth ■—l | i with Tanipn on the heavy end. Bradwhen Columbia scored two while the entown, Daytona and Bartow m ade test Tnmpa could do was to get nna good showing nIV through the seas­ othei lone tally . Columbia kcored on while it was Sanford, Orlando, again in the sixth and twice in the Lakelnrl and St. • Petersburg th n t seventh and Tnmpa got her third run wobbled about in the second division. in the ninth. Tanipn, Hrnilcntown, Orlando. D ay­ A very noticable feature of the tona and St. i’ete havenlrcady exgame as w ritten up by tin* Tampa ed­ pressed their willingness to go in the itor sling* the whole defeat onto 1921 race. Bartow and laikelnnii “are Burke atul Strenk. Burke, our H ar­ thinking it over*’, with the chances ry, was signed up by the Smokers in their favor. The officers of th e fur this series, much against the wish. Sanford Club have nut committed <* of the Tribune, and then when Tom­ themselves one way or the other, but my l.ench saw fit to get St re n t mid —Is there anyone thnt has seen the that was about ail the Sport­ time that Sanford lias ever sta rte d ing Editor of the Tribune could stood, any thing that she cannot finish? and of course it was necessary that Should Sanford not he in the S ta te he make a mountain out of a niole hill erni League next year it will la- be­ by making Burke and S tu n k the cause there is no State League, o r g oaf/ Somebody had i to bo, inns- l because there is n general shake up much ns W orkman only gave up four- , all around the circuit, which is not probable. tern good clean hits. Harry made one error an erro r that you can bet The official standing of the club* was a ban! chance because that is tin nt the end of the second half ns isonly kind that H arry misses and darn ---- -v - ** V. W. Rose Is ns few of them. follows: Osborne had n game leg and was Won Lost Pet. Tnmpa not able to play lint he went into j 39 15 .722 Brnilentnwn pinch hit for Workmnn in the ninth 32 18 :<!40 Daytona) and drew a free pass to first nnd this 30 18 .025 Bartow 28 fact alone saved him from being re21 .571 Orlando ponsiblc for loosing the game along 21 29 .420 lakeland 18 with Burke nnd Strenk, ns, according 31 .367 St. Pete. 17 33 to the Tampa papers, there are nn hail .340 Sanford Id 34 .320 plnytfrs ititsid o of -’Tampa,----- and i olumhin— a fte r this series is over. W hether or not Burke pulled a big CEI.EIl V SEED You have probably noticed in many of our advertisem ents and on signs in our store, bone in this first game to call down ; on his head the condemnation of the the declaration n Tampa 1 The Sanford players have nil left press, all wo have to say is for their different homes with the that Tommy Leach thought a bean exception of Chapman. Chap talk s full when ho thought about getting as if lie will spend the winter with us Harry to play in these series, for if and Riley says he may come back there is1 any one fielder in this Flornnd play in the winter league. Brown .du State League th at can boat Burke has already signed up for the w inter show him to us. with one of the new clubs. But w hether H arry’s one error nr ------------ x -----------Workmans fourteen h i t w o n tin It's a big claim and we mean it to lie ju st as em phatic and positive :<« i» sounds. The series between Tampa nnd Co­ game for Columbia, t he score k e p ZfiSI lumbia shifts to Jacksonville to-day. When we say k in Maybe Tampa can hold her own there,, •* different we mean that we carry * th a t ditfi iviit kind of clothes that •vou want.“ COLUMBIA AH R 11 PO A ut least we hope so. 0 the kind th a t are different front the cheap and shoddy kind. We handle Xnllv, r f ___ .............4 1 1 4 j --------------- x ---------------Heck, If ........... .............4 0 2 o1 0 2 0 I 4 lin k , ss ____ STATE LEAGUE 3 3 4 •1 V’Kolnitz, 3b ENDS SEASON Swarinn, l b __ ............ 4 1 3 4 •* I fi H (1 3 Goslin, c f ......... .............r> rf l 0 8 : Smokers Win Second Half E asily; Wendell, e Plan- Bright For 1921 ii n 1 4 4 Ijicy. 2b ____ Cheney. )) __ .............4 o (l 0 1 it's all over tlx- Florida stale L ea­ . . . n 0 0 (1 n Whitney, p — and if they are not different from the ordinary kind, we would like to know it. And then gue f«.i I92n.' Saturday saw the c u r­ tain rung down and Tampa w inner we are different in other ways all in your favor. Best find out about it. it will make you our Totals ___ ...........37 6 14 27 10 Elli of the second half by a very safe m a r­ friend and custom er for life. As the Smokers had already a n ­ i i n gin. AB !( II PO A TAMPA nexed the fit-t half of tlte race, tins Streak, ss ___ ___ 4 1 1 l 3 league will not have a post-season B»Felix, rf ......... .............5 0 3 0 1 ries, but fans throughout thu circuit Vaughan, lb began arriving in Tampa early S un­ Foss, 3b ----day morning to witness the struggle Brack. If — between the Smokers and Columbia, Burke, if ----S. C , club for the championship of th e N. l-each, 2|, smithra nt. Nnnr", c — Saturdays results follow* At ltru Workman, p dentown l-.t, To imp 0-1; at Ijikilnm l Osborne, x 9*2 Bartow 0-0; at Daytona 2-3, O rIlurton, xx hoi'io l-_* an it.it Sunford-St, P eters­ T. l.ench, xxx burg game called off by agreement. The standings of the Clubs ut th n ...............33 3 7 27 10 Totals finish were: a Workman in 9th and x-Ilnt for A new stock of stylish models—easy to get Won. Pl*t. Fine quality U nderw ear th a t will appes to walked. 1' the one you look best in. xx-Itnrx for Osborne in 9th. ;|*i your sense of com fort and economy. 18 .'MO xxx-Bnt for Brack in 9th nnd walk­ 1luytonu . . . 30 IS .025ed. Bartow . . . . 2S 12 .571 Score by innings; Orlando . . . 21 2U 420' Sally L e a g u e rs ........... 010 201 200—0 1K »i| MV Florida S m o k e rs___ - 100 100 001—3 g 17 33 .340 Summary—E rrors, Lacy 2, Strenk. •Sanford . . . . HI 34 .320 liurke, 1ft on bases, Tnmpa 12, Col­ ---------- — •• I I I K M W U 1B J i i r umbia 4: two-base hits, Swacina. tide r f the grand old pastime th e Go: lin, Nelly, Brack, three-base hits, state league tiiis season has been u For form al or ordinary w ear—Silk or Lisle, Swacina; hits importioned off. Cheney mu ct s# in every way. The m aterial values a t from 1. Workman 4, Whitney 1; struck out has been better than thnt of last y e a r by, Cheney 0, Workmnn <’>, sacrifice nnd as a result the game lias been hits, Vaughan 2, Heck nnd Heck; stol. faster. The number of men securing en bases, Nnlly and Ileck; wild pitch­ tryouts in fastr circuits shown th e 's , Cheney; hatter hit, Foss and class of the league over the 1919 sea­ Strenk- (by Cheney); double plays. son. Cheney to Wendcl to Beck; time of Financially it may be different b u t game 4:55; umpires Blackburn and it is thought that Tnmpa, Hurtnw. Bennett; attendance, 3,500. Uradentown and Sanford through th e ------------ X-----------sale of plnyers will be able to cash H l’MPIIKIKS SAVES SECOND in with u smaller rum on the rig h t — side of the ledger. St. Petersburg The second gnme of tin* series start- I Orlando Daytona, and L.tkrlniul havenl prom ptly nt four o'clock, Tuesday, j not been so luscy, but should they d is­ with he attendance about one thous­ pose of u few plays they may cuinc . and lighter than the opening day. out wihtnut serious damage. Dio unofficial attendance for fthis I Plans for next year are bright. The second game is given ns 2,500. fight Bartow, Uradentown and Day­ Humphries the old man that has tona have waged to overtake Tumpn, pad things all his way all through has aroused fans throughout the cir­ '•oth his years in the Florida State cuit and is expected that th"> will be League did the tw irling for the Smok­ back strong next year. St. Peters­ ers. while Whileliill, a south paw. burg, though not n stiong th’s seas­ Worked for Columbia. on. vXp-ricnceil it fir*t year !:■ organ­ And Humphries kept up that good ized linsehnll nnd the Saint’s backets work of his by letting Columbia down say they are going to place's pennant with five hits, three of which were wilier id the field in 1921. 1-akclnnd made in he first inning. The SmokSanford and Orlando an* expected to * is nr«- very fond of souh paws, thereremain in the league another year. fore W hitehill caught his all through Should any towns feel unable to su p ­ the game giving* up eleven hits in nil. port a team Jnck«onvUls, Palatka, St. Augustine, o.* P eljind are ready Columbia scored one in the first to fill any vacancy.—Tampa T ribune, TAMPA UNABLE ? TO WIN FIRST FORD ENDS IN THE CELLAR CELERY SEED illllsUM The Store That is Different Society Brand and Campus And Then Our Hats Underwear Hosiery 50c to $2.00 W e are Selling Silk Shirts W ay Under 1 he Regular Price uadi THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT :lll«llll=l!llsllll: j �FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER lj. PAGE FOUR Florida, and the business interest* of .Sanford have shown their appreci­ ation by the large patronage which r o iiiiit u i u i'.« they have riven it. Here’s success to a. j. H o ttr V . T. U l l l l B . I k h Uit s- 1 Tnanm The Herald ar.d its new m anagement C<»n! X tuit! e . a. a ell . ____________________________________Long may it live.—Kissimmee Gaz- THESANFORDHERALD IHE HERALD PRIMING COMPANY t w hat the new voters 4 4 444»frfrfrC4 » frfr» 4 4 44-M 4»4fr J fr T H E D A BA R A i % 4 w il e COST THE COUNTRY eifet. I erascaiPTio* r a te r us aavaxcr There will be considerable extra ex' ONE Y EA R....................................I 2-30 l pense involved in the providing for SIX MONTHS................................... 123 the 27,000,000 women voters who will TH R EE MONTH IIS ................... .75 cast their ballot* for the first tim e Iiiin l u C tx Miu Siv.ff H this year. It i« not expected of course m i ii ta* r m O is it iu!»r*. n w i th a t all the women who can. will vote V*.l»f if St: i 3 l l t t but the election boards can not pro­ rasu j« 0 - : . HEZAL-D BtfttStXO. ceed on the assum ption th a t they will not. Conveniences must be provided F.-» ri A-v-r — ?fyr»Mr.:i;n« for all, for we cannot afford to let any THE. AWEHl _A’. ASS'XIIAUO'. of these voters be deprived of their rights through any negligence of mere man DEMOCRATIC PRESIDEN TIA L Some figuring genius has taken the ELECTORS. trouble to stim ate tha extras that will be needed; if 27.000,000' women or M artin Caraballo. any considerable portion of that num­ Charies E. Jones. ber go to the polls. First on the list J. G. akaron. is paper, of which 25 car loads anil P. \V. Coir. be needed for ballots alone. In other W. V. Knott. words about 13 400 reams, or, 304,000} G. B. Wells. pounds of paper must be placed in the The great spirit of boost ts with us. booths for the dear creatures to mark : • • • up as they list. Tr.o estim ate on the T hat last meeting of the Board of cos: of the paper a t present high prl>n* ces is $60,000, and there is the pnr.tTrade was a good one. mg at $20,000 more. Altogether the But we should get ujp the next mom- total cost including cutting and w rap­ Theda Bara, ksown all ever the >f boost ping is figured at nearly $100,000. tnought o: ing with the same thought Then there are the lead pencils to “movie" world at the sensational vamar.d carry out the ideas advanced the m ark the ballot*, and our estim ator , pire wflwIn# ewn» a full&icoded Rus­ r.ight before. figures them at one half the number sian wolf hound, a present from Coun­ i he great trouble is tr.at n mar.j of additional voter* or 13.500.000. We tess S c h w a y n i The dog is called mer. find it rasy to go to bed but r believe this is too high but let :t go "Galloper" and is one of th e most val­ each the cost of takes a good mar. to get up in th e a t t h a t. A t fiv e ■>-n'. would figure up the *r.ug little sum uable of its kind. Unable to stand the m orning and go to wvrk. I : 1 ■ . We r.aV. sum m er heat of this country, Gal­ Holly-trees are peculiarly free from said nothing about m irrors and pow- loper spends his m idyear vacation In attacks by in se c ts—O rlando sentinel, d* r puff* wr..ch - me enthusiastic Russia. -------- 11--------You bet they are we don't war.: any male* insist should be placed in the woodpeckers knocking on our fam ily booth*, for we consider them to be • T» the natural appendages of every per­ tree, either. « * * * fect lady which *he would not care The National Editorial Association t share with everyone of the sisterar.d white, who m ight care is to have "Three Weeks Florida'’ 1 i. r the Per.nsacola Journal ar.rsiunce*. to exer-.ise the right of suffrage. The estimate* above were made for Well, if all reports are true quite a bit can be accomplished "in Three the presidential election with an av­ erage sized ballot o f 16 by 22 inches Weeks. • • • •Copyright.* No estim ate i‘ made <<f tho reams of iso many of us get enthused at a ftaper which will be used in tha reg­ fr THE MORNING HOURS. big m eeting and rr.as.e splendid resol­ istration of the r.i-vv* voter*, but it will + ----fr ves but our own business troubles the be large. Here are the question* the women "Tcu think ■'** hour's an hourT* Well j ’ next day take our nurds off the work you * .t another guess. T th a t has been planned at the meeting will have to answer under oath: h old « irrest <3**1 mare of good 4Residence ar.d w hether more than Pome •ora* the night ’before. hold * g rett deal of 1*J» fr • a ■ ■ or.*s fam ily lives in the same house. The hours when the day ts old. and + P arty affiliation if :they wish to resttr,g-tlme draws nigh. A great many Sanford men have Are feeble, tott'ring hours and the> been "letting George do it" for sev­ vote in the prim aries. creep Instead of fly Their age. eral years bu; George has been over­ The noontime hour ts Lagging same Their nativity—place of birth. worked and now thinks it is about and goes on weary feet— Their color. tim e for the rest of the gang to take The morning hour* *r* the ones thai The time hey have lived in their simply can't be beat! up 4 horn ar.d do a little tooting and precinct} Legislative district.* n l 1 htlping George out. The morning—wh*n you're full of pep state. • • * • the whole big day ahead! If they have been naturalized or In the famous Sanford celery belt The terrors of ih» night are gone, dis­ were bom ir. this countrycouragement* are fl*<J more than a hundred tractor* are now The date of their naturalization ar.d It » youth again ar.d truth ag*lr.J:om« owned ar.d they are all busy prepar­ !■»'•> with hope renewed. • ing the great Helds for the crops of the court where it took place. A fter each name i* a blank space With y e s te r» wisdom standing by tt lettuce ar.d celery that will increase check »*ch Impulse crude. for rem arks to be mado by the judges th e golden flow into that rich section whenever The e*riy. p*arly hours are the or.ei they see fit to do t o —Tam­ this winter,—Time*-Union. that can't L# beat— • * pa Times. The hurly-burly hour* when the dxj 1* young ar.1 < » « (! A syndicate composed of Orlando THE I TBI .KTTY TAX ar.d Sanford business men has bough: NO INNOVATION! six thousand acres of land in the w est­ The City Commissioners are study­ "This 'digging themselves in' ern par. of Orange county and will I* a new stunt in warfare, isn't plant out citrus groves, to be sold to ing the proposition of levying a pubit 7” sm all investors.—DeLand News. licity tax on city property ar.d while "Nah! T h . chi ggers hava the charter gives them this right they been doing that for centuries." The Miami Metroplis ha* a little are well within their rights to levy • • • story headed. "Jolly Presbyterians.” this ............. ......................... tax ........... at any time but they want an Being H e r e i t With J. P. % hat s the world coming to ?—Tam- expression of the people on this subjvc Tribune. P ear i '.Turin—1*> you *lgn your *f or at L ast want to know that the m aj­ But Jawn, there are jolly Presby­ ority of lh*.-tax payers want it before *tuT b.--au*e you think It Is good?—J . terians, you know. We are Presby­ they make the* levy as it is needed F.. La fTo«*». tVls. terian*. and if you will watch u* close­ right row more than it has ever been No. no. Jayeff. far from It. \\> nrt 4ly you will see us smile ever so fain t­ needed at a ry time in the history of pa«t forty, nml rid of u]| illusion* ly once a month or so. the city. The Board of Trade needs But we are deeply Impressed w t'h th* • • • • a live secretary, the board of trade advlr.- that all writers should »!gn The Kustis Lak- Region announces war ts to advertise the city and county th*lr stuff, and are doing this In a a reorganization and a new printing the Board of Trade wants to start t. „p|r| t „ f gelf-sacrlflce and to show plant that will take care of the con­ golf link* and country club ar.d b o a t' our nerve. stan tly increasing busine** of that basin and yacht club ar.d do a world section. Ansel Miller has built up a of thing* here thi* winter. The B ^rd -h These Things Annoy One So. wonderful paper ar.d a wonderful job • f Trade can da nothing without mon­ D e ar u T a g ln —You think you're printing business and deserves th- ey ar.d it takes money to advertise •> rnlghty smart. *o let’s If you -success th at ** coming his way. May a city as it should be advertised. For the deur old Lake Region continue many years all of this money ha* come can an sw e r a real conundrum, one * to prospr. <• from a faithful fe'* who kept up th<ir I made up my own self. Tills Is • • • • *:• due* in the Board of Trade or some It: W hat Is the d!Terence between 4 If every man in .Sanford who ha* kindred organization. For many •> a tailor nnd a freshly tarred auto­ beer investing his money in outside years atl the money for advertising mobile road?—I,. B . Roll a. Mo. ❖ venture* would take this sarmi money carr.e from a laithful few while the + We suppose, smartjr. th a t It Is it in Sanford Building ar.d majority oi the people most vitally because one makes men's w e ar + Loan A«socintion stock there would ___ interested sat back on their haunches ♦ and the other makes men sw ear— Be a w>nn-dful difference in the ap- ar.d "Let George do it” ar.d they rak* eb. w '.at? pvarance of the city in a few years. ed in the shekels of the growing city • T his i* the best investment that has that grew because George paid the THE M |S » k L <i. ever been offered ick to bills f", advertUir.g. A few busim the investor ir — —- a .*[. -b>>utd i t t«- calito, uteir. to pay Try tmr. uti your piano. tor ail the advertising. It should T *t»rday, 1.. ^ <• » -on-mon mot. • * • • -tHilt thlna* h , . e etlt’ped a CTg. come from all equally and coming ■ Orlando is taking steps toward* se­ from all equally mean* levying a pub­ Who call* hltr. . o t n m n now. ‘a y n u t— < * We bouaht h l r Xe . Our Poa! ❖ curing a municipal light ar.d water licity tax *>n the taxaM? property nrd I • t plant. Information wa* given out a personal p r o p e r ! v that all may ha.<V FJNNIGAN FILOSOFV. Tew days ago that the city had re ­ a share ;r; building up Sanford a* all + Ui iin't (!■' hookwurrra (hat quested the private company now fu r­ are equally interested. Thus it comes th* airly burrd Wetche*. ❖ nishing light and water to Orlando to down to the point w h ere there i* <r.ly m ake an offer to the city. It is un­ one right way to „•<■: this money and ■-**se*eeeeee * eeeeeeeee e e /e.* 4 derstood that the company is willing th at is publicity :a \ ar.d if the city j to sell, and it ir.r." *e o r l- a ■V.** commissioners -<•* fit ’.<> levy thi* tax C R O S B Y ’5 K I D 5 tim e before the i :ant become* the they will t*e upheld by the r--al people dproperty of the ri: . r.ight aqd w a t­ of Sanford, if there i* any object­ -> + er plants are owned and operated mu­ ion it will come from thi* same quar­ + nicipally ir many tdace* and it does ters where no money ha* ever been r.ot seeir. to be a bad plan. In Jack- forthcoming at any period in the cit­ + + ■sonville the city i* able to furnish y’s history and can be ignored a* it my m y light and water ar.d electric power at has been ignored in the past. San­ very reasonable rate*, and still hav a ford must have a real hoard of trade T surplus for th* earning. Qrlnnd'* a paid secretary and must have the 4 THAT T H f )i ( ' A» probably making a wise move and right kind of publicity. * will probably never regret the pur­ chase of the private plant and control4 -cof the im portant utilities.—Jack so n ­ BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ 1'IG AND ville Times L’nion. COHN CLUBS WILL HAVE <• Big Clearing1of Men’s and Boys Clothing, Shoes, Hats, T r u n k s , Suit Cases and Bags. Ladies’ Dresses, Skirts, Muslin Underwear. Ladies’ Misses and Childrens Plain and Novelty Shoes and Oxfords, Only a few more days and these goods must be swept out, our time is limited and we must get busy and clean out the goods. e have hundreds of valuable bargains which we would rather sell than have them laid aside during disturbance from business. JM JW W G ILLlD Ui *♦♦4 D t U I H t O t f H i H l U t l 1 ) < ♦ ♦ ♦ ❖ V * •> Ladiez’ Silk Hose, plain or <■ •> open work, 51.39 value V + •> -> Ladies’ black or white Lisle Thread ❖ Hose, a real 5?c value, < lft V Our Clear. Sweep <■ f lO C •p + A + Men's Overalls, a re a l * •> bargain a« only + 79c 4 •> + •> v -> ❖ V ♦ <• ❖ + * •> •> A + <• <• •> <r <• fr *;• + + + <•> 4 ♦ 4 4 <■ $ ■> -> ♦ 4 4 ♦ <■> •> • £ 3 t ! AlNT ' I f A # ’1' | P A R ( > A | N . i$0 L I V Announcement was mad a few day •ago in the Sanfnnl Herald <f a change m the m anagem ent of that new .paner nnd reorganization of the Herald Printing Company. The new officers of the Company are It. J. Holly, pre*. ident and editor; T. E. Wilson, vice president; N. J. Lillard, secretary and tre a s u re r and H. A. Neel, general znanager. W alter M. Hoyrfa-s who >tas been the busines m anager of the H erald for a number of years has sold his stock in the company nnd retires. The new m anagement announces that the company will begin the publica­ tion of a daily on October the first. Tins Herald has long been recognized ns one of the leading SPLENDID FAIR ♦ + •> ♦ <■ •> ❖ •> •> + 4> + + ♦ + $ 4 4 t <■ Heavy Leather Work Gloves 51.49 value, now only V + Big values' in Men’s ar.d Boys’ Felt H ats a t prices ranging up from Silk Poplin, 36 inches wide, a 52.69 value, now, per yard Pillow Tubing. S—4, 9—4 ar.d 10— 4 Sheeting by the yard. M attress tick ­ ing. Feather ticking, Apron Gir.gham and Dress Gingham. Ladies’ Novelty Pumps, Oxford* ar.d Tics—all sold in season for $3.50. 59.00 and 510.75. All a colors xuivrs and am; sizes. Our sale price now onlv $ 6.75 Exdies’ and Misses’ Pat. Mary Janes or Pumps Season's price was 54.50, 53.00 and 53.50. Our price is only Ladies’ Gray Pumps, P.egular price 56.50 C learing Sale price We have hundreds of Shoes and Oxfords on counters up from Boy’s Dress Shoes up from $ 2.98 $ 3.93 $ 1.98 $ 1.69 F :e n .h heels. bargains in Girls’ Shoe: fit for School or Dress wear, at 52.75, 53.00, $3.75, 51.50 ar.d 55.00—all wofth more money. Men's Work Shoes up from $ 1.98 Men’s Dress Shoes and Oxfords, J7.50 to 510.73 values, priced fk Q at 55.00, 55.50 and Mens' Dress Shoes and Oxfords, 56.30, 57.00 ar.d $7.50 values, 53.75, f i 95, 54.00 and $ 4 .5 0 E xtra special bargains in Shoes are displayed on our counters and every­ body Is invited to call and examine our oiTerings. i IZ ♦ fr fr fr -> fr fr + fr fr fr + fr fr fr fr -:fr fr fr fr fr + fr fr fr <• fr fr fr fr fr fr fr c* fr •c-> fr fr I* ♦ fr fr y -:fr + fr fr fr fr fr fr fr fr + fr fr fr -:fr fr fr ♦ fr fr V ❖ A -l^++-W -,*-M--M-++++++++.>4--i-+++4-++-M-+<-^ t 59c 51.19 79c 18c 33c fr ♦ -> Boys’ Ribbed Stockings fr Row go a t *:* Boys’ Underbodies + now only + fr fr G irls’ Dresses, white and fa ncy plaid + -:- or checked Gir.gham, nothing sold befr fore for less than 51.69, A fr now priced up from J fr fr + G irls' N ight Gowns fr + now only fr fr fr Ladies' Night Gowns O A M V* new going a t fr fr fr Ladies’ W hite Under- O A C% fr fr skirts now only + ♦ •:* BIG REDUCTION SALE ON PIL­ fr LOW CASES, SH EETS AND fr UNBLEACHED SH EET­ fr + ING. fr fr fr Children's Sox now fr go at only [.19 69c 9 9 18c + fr + + + fr -:• -ifr fr fr -.* fr fr fr + fr Big bargains in G eorgette and Crepe de Chine S hirt W aists for stout la ­ dies, 46 to 34, $3.00 to (Jk, $10.00 value, for only $ 6.50 318.50 Ladies’ Silk Dres*es, w orth 510.00 ar.d up, will close them out at onlv Other bargains up from 53,00. V' V •fr ■fr + 4 A •fr <■ •fr •fr ■fr <• * + •fr ■fr •fr <• •fr i ♦ ♦ ■4 t A fr fr fr + fr fr fr fr fr + f fr fr fr + i-> -:■ fr fr ■s + i + EXJIIHIT. _______ j atkW)avllle. Fla - A n Interesting h. a, jn PDCOUra>ttaK f, a!ur„ ot the * ' " , a 1 ' tu *‘* UI u> a r-*n*rkable d. m on.tratloa of .he work being d ne In Florida by the leys' and gtrlu' pig club*. The l!t;j exhibit* are expected to lYershatlow last year's display by at cast 100 t e r cant This work Is In rharge of H V,\ iJlacklock. of the Ag•iculture College • Gainesville, who tt.it's there *<!1 probably be more Inn Id) r'-rist r ! pigs exhibited by Ii-- yoir.g folk a: ■ *■ approaching big •vent $ 1.59 98c $ 1.79 $1 '-!--;-T+vr-!--:--HH-v-;vv-H--!-f-+-H-^-vtvvvvvvv + •(+ ❖ M E N S / YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ + V CLOTHING. <• ■> + + + Boys' all wool Serge Suits, pinch + + backs, sold regularly as high as Jls , ’+ + + V + + °n “ $ 1 2 .0 0 * ♦ + + + Boys’ Wool Cashm ere Suits sold reg­ + + + ularly for from $11.50 to 515.00, now + + + + go in our Clean O A Q + + ■fr Sweep sale up from + + ■fr + ■fr Boy’s Wash Suits Q D + 4•fr w orth $3.00, now ^ J .* « 7 0 + + -:• Boys’ Blouses now go + •fr fr at only fr ■fr Boys’ Rompers row go { fr fr fr a t only t fr ■fr fr 4 Boys’ Overalls now go at fr f ♦ fr only + <■ * + + + <■ %- S. B r< L Cor. Palmetto A ve. and First St. Sanford, Florida �TH E SANFORD HERALD In and About TheCitg •.£ Summary of the Floating Small Talks Surrlnrtly Arranged for Herald Readers Mrs. J* F. Mos lev is I In* truest of glad to see them again. Mr. Flynn j,er mot her. Mrs. D. O. Brown. bad a skating rink here several years piro an is now in the pool rooom bus­ E. C. M etis will attend the wet*k iness m Orlando. end at Jacksonville, returning to San­ ford Monday. , J - J J ; Ferguson left Wednesday for .Milwaukee where he will attend Mrs. M. F. Fountain left Sunday l be annual convention of Shop Fore­ for Miami a fte r a visit with her moth­ men. .Mr. Ferguson will he absent er Mrs. M nry Hoolehnn. about ten days, visiting points of in­ terest in thu Northwest ami will dis­ Miss Elizabeth H artley of Orlando tribute Sanford literature while ab­ and Miss Etcl Hartley of Groveland sent. and Miss M argaret I’ryal were week end quests of Jeanette Laing. The many friends of David Becker are glad to see him in Sanford for I*. K. Roll and Inez Adkins were n visit to his daughter. Mrs. R. K. mnrrier a t the home of C. C. Locke, lu-ifoy. Mr. Becker has been visit­ ing nis old home nt Ridgcville, Ind Wednesday night by Dr. Hyman. and is cn route to his home in d earwater. Miss A gnes Dumas is the proud jxississor of u Ford Sedan the gift Mi»s Virginia Smith is on the jol> of her fa th e r for her birthday last again at the court house as the Home Tuesday. >erv,ec Secretary for the American Dr. W alker will teach the Brother­ Red Cross. Miss Smith has been ab­ hood Class a t the Methodist Church sent from»tho city for the past three Sunday M orning as Dr. L. R. Philips weeks, having been called to Georgia by the death of her father, Capt. R i; absent from the csrv. B. Smith. W. B. Zachary has purchased the Mr. ami Mrs. N. H. Garner are Muiinio home at the corner of Sevnth and Magnolia and will occupy it for borne again after spending several Meek* A tlanta and the mountain bis future home. resorts of North Carolina on their Mr. and Mrs. Al Liljn havd retu rn ­ wedding trip. They will make Saned from a pleasant visit to friends lord their future home and are re­ and relative in Connecticut, New York ceiving the congratulations of their ami many o ther points in the nort- many Sanford friends. _ x_ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keeley announce the arrival of Miss Elizabeth Jane Koely a fine lmby daughter who came last .Sunday to gladden the hearts of her parents. . . A ! Mr. and Mrs. John L. .Miller and family are touring the East Coast a* far south as Miami in their car this week mid upon their return will go to points on the West Const. This is the lir.-t vacation that Mr. Miller has enjoyed in many years. The many friends of Carl Schultz j are glad to learn that he is im prov-, The Herald has just turned out a ing at tiie Fernnhl-Lmighton hospital, hunch of line printing for the Hand where he has been suffering from an Hotel Apartm ents of Orlando. The attack of fever for the past week. Herald Printing Company is doing "'"ik for the people of this part of Vivian Speer has purchased the ■[■[nrirfa and the plant is la'inj? enliirirRobert Rowe homo on Palm etto avo- [ed to take enro of the printing b u s i ­ nuc and ho and Mrs. Speer will go to j ness of central south Florida in the housekeeping there upon their return future. from New York. Mrs. J. M. Dressner returned Wed­ Mrs. Ilona, the efficient clerk in \ nesday from a month's visit to New Miller's Bakery, has returned from a \o rk nnd other eastern markets buy­ two week's vacation spent at Passn ing a large fall stock of millinery and Grille. Mr. Bonn, who accompanied Indies^ reiply-lo-wenr. Mrs. Dressner her, will remnin there for some time. states that everybody is talking1 about coniine to Florida this winter and .Mrs. Julian Carpenter of Jackson­ the state will be crowded with to u r­ ville is the guest of her sister Mrs. ists earlier than ever before. Forest Lake of this city. Mrs. C ar­ Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Speer nre vis­ penter has m any friends ,in Sanford who are delighted to have here here iting in New York nnd other points and will he absent for several weeks. again. In the absence of Mrs. Speer her Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Stew art and lit­ place with the accounting department tle son have returned a fte r a five of the Southern Utilities Company is weeks vnetion a t Dnvtonn Beach. They being filled by her sister,. Mrs. Cnrwere accompanied by Miss Mildred rnwny. Dickson who has spent the past three weeks nt the Bench. The Clyde Line will run an excur­ sion to Jacksonville nnd return on The boat will Col. and Mrs. Thomos Emmett Wednesday next. Wilson, Mrs. Fox and the boys. Jack. leave here nt 12:1 f> Wednesday and Byron and Em m ett, have returned return on Friday nt 11 n. m. Tin* from an outing at Coronado Beach, mund trip will cost $I2.ti8 nnd give where they spent a week or more you a whole day in Jacksonville. Rend the advertisement in this issue. \ery pleasantly. ' PAGE FIVE I nli'i'ininmi m __ _ ! ItY1 j \ i\vl ’"'iiiifiipjiiimi 3 1 1 3 8 F L O 1*12A U S ' S C H O O L 1the fact that lt„hiy Fox was ...... grown up anil not one ben nr duck or NE morning Mrs. Fox said to her even a eideken bad be ever caught, husband: “Miss Flopeura Rabbit "It Is time you were taught somehas n very nice school. She teaches fbltig besides mamieM," vnltl Ids fa­ them sncli nice manners, I think I will ther. "Today you will come with rat­ send little Reddy to her, for he Is get­ io watch by the path that lends to the ting old enougli to learn how to be­ duck pond. We will see how much have." .von have learned ut Miss Flopears* "Very well, my dear," said Mr. Fox. school." "But I do not want that young fellow Mr. For bid himself nnd Iteddy Fox spoiled. Why, yesterday, when he was behind some hushes nnd waited for out with me he actually tried to catch Madam Duck and her children to a chicken. He Is a smart youngster. eome along for their tnornlng swim. Takes after bis pa. I think." "Now," said Mr. Fox, "here they "Perhaps he does." replied .Mrs. Fox. come. Now let me see what you can "But he needs teaching, and Miss do." FI open nt, I am sure. Is the one to do Mr. Fox got track out of the way to It." let Ills soil have n chance to do all the And so little Reddy Fox was sent catching, hut what was Ills surprise to Miss Flopears Rabbit’s school to when out from lh<* hudies s t e p p e d learn polite manners. R'*ddy and very politely snld: "Good Miss Flopears dally taught them morning. Madam Duck; I hope you bow to behave at the table and she have bad a line swim." "tjim ek!" went Madam and away taught them how to approach a garden filled with nice green ihlngs and bow "he waddled, followed by her whole family, while Mr. Fox, who thought Ibis was some new way Reddv had been taught at Miss Flopears' school, /< o O o o A fo/^/v/z/s, expected to see Ids sou capture the finest duckling of tin- lot. But Reddy Fox bad been taught to be polite and not chase the unlitmK be met. so to- calmly walked track and lav down beside Ills fattier in the biisties. Mr. Fox was too astonished to chase Madam Duck. He Just took Roddy Fox by the ear and walked him home. "A line son we have, madam." lie said to bis wife; "and now that Miss Flop, ear? lias taught our son to be polite I'll see If I can leach him to get Ills living." to bide under a bed of cabbage. Ion Every night In- took Reddy Fox over not n thing did she tench about eat cit­ the till) to the farm to limit, and some­ ing ducks or chickens, how Roddy -lid not think about being In fact, she did tench her scholars polite nt night at all. and before long not to Jump in the path of n lien or to- emib! bring home as fat a duck or duck when they were out walking turkey as Ids father. with their families. "No sou of mine shall ever go to "You must never tie rude," she told Miss Flepears' school again." said Mr. them. "Always be polite, and step Fox. "She may In* aide to leach those aside to let others pass." garden-truck methods p, the rabbit Alt this did titilc Reddy Fox leant, family, bill n ■fox needs only in set* a amt never u tiling did his parents fat tu rk e y o r dtiek o r lien to know know about It only that he no longer "'tint to do. Nature Is Hie best teach­ grabbed for tilings al the table and er. No more setioida for our hoiis , ntc bis food without dropping it. Madam Fox." But one morning Mr. Fox awoke to (Copyright.) O > [mints in the central west. Mrs. Marlowe says it is cooler on the great lakes than it is in Florida or has been in Florida nnd she will tell the world that although she is glad to be back home where she can keep "Mike’ from going wrong. ■——x— — in their Maxwell care, tivcrngiJlrg twenty miles to a gallon of gas nnd had no repair hills of any kind. They nre delighted with the trip nnd with Florida in general and expect to spend the winter here. ----- x—— NOTICE. JHr. and Mrs. Robert Hines have arrived in the city from their wedding trip and have gone to housekeeping in their pretty bungalow on Park avenue. Their many friends (here nnd elsewhere nre showering them with congratulations. Mr. I lines holds a responsible position with the Peo­ ples Bank of this city. Anyone having accomodations for teachers will please communicate with Supt. T. W. Lawton at tin* office in the court house. ------------x----------FOR SALE, or EXCHANGE,—one S. C. Rhode Island Rod Rooster. I Kig­ ali Merc. Co., Geneva. 4-‘J tp --------------- v ------------ FOR B. II. Gibbs and wife and niece Mr. nnd M rsSCnsey Flynn ami litMrs. D. C. Marlowe nnd little son of Arkansas City, Kansas have a rriv ­ en room tie son of Orlando were in the city <m Robert Holly Marlowe have return­ ed in the city to visit their son I,. II. for tills Monday nnd th eir ninny friends were ed from it trip to Chicago and other Gibbs. They made the entirti trip Connelly SALE—10 acres good sev­ house, half tiled and ready year’s farming. $0,000 cash. .Magnolia Ave. WHY— EVENTUALLY— 7 — road Way and Commercial Street. DO IT NOW.— Air. Hallman expects to make Sanford his future homo and will engage in 7 *1 E nergizer Treatm ents ard engineering nnd general contracting Fine for the person who is “ALL making n specialty of reinforced con­ RIGHT”, ns well as for an Invalid.— crete work, Each Treatm ent means the elimin­ ation of much residue m atter thru A party of men nnd women from a the pout-,—and is a real Stimulant for the entire ■Body.----- Euch Min- neighboring city riding on a truck ute that you "ENERGISE" is equal and doing a lot of reckless driving to Hours of ordinary exercise.—DO Sunday night ran into a car of a man front Orlando and badly damaged *IT* NOW. both vehicles. One of the girls rid ­ 8 * There are Millions of Nerve* Artery*AmI Vein ends in the Human ing in the truck was taken to the Body, embedded in Tissue.----- If all hospital but it was found tha, he ac­ parts of the Body do not get Exer­ cident had not injured her in any way cise nnd Nourishment Equally, it must she was simply suffering from "shell follow th a t an Un-Balnnced condition shock”. The men wer fined in the court court Monday m orn­ results.—Any Machine including the municipal and they will probably give San­ Human one goes to pieces ing’ a wide berth when they get read, quicker when Out*Of*Balnnee, ----- yford for another Joy ride. Balance is th«^ desirable conditions in any Human ndult in better condition. Anything.— A few "Energizer" Treat­ ments will put any Human ndult in better condition,-because from thenge og nliout Twenty we nil Do some thingg we should not— nnd Do Not Some things we should.—Most regular ills ard the result of lack of Balance-j ed Exercise,—or Balanced Work or Food. t> * And no m atter what you T hink about it,—them 1is just one plain fact about the" ENERGIZER",— It will Off—See or Equalize—Put nnd keep in Balance—conditions in the Human machine More Safely'^nicker More Surely*. At less Cost In Time ami .Money* than any other process avail­ able, No—it is Not a 'Cure-All" nor will it perform feats in Surgery,— Rut is the Finest Ounce-of Prevention, and tin* nn>st Efficient Dry*Stimulant ever devised. I)0*IT*NOW*—Try it, nml if you do not agree with the above after a fair trial, then it will cost you Noth­ ing.— DO*1T*NO\V* NOW NOW. By Appointment; Phone 1ST; Ilnx .199; Sanford, Fla. LIGHT BUT Sincerely and Respectfully, If . STRONG L. C. CAMERON roar SIICS 21 TO3 A ti+aier ------------x----------ON SALE FORA Axinl e*rry O. T Hallman the well known con­ it, lend moA«f SHORT TIME tractor who rebuilt the Valdez Hotel tiwi vaial n#M__ _____________ ____ nml the W elnka Block and is build­ clothiof I Mid w v t l Mod fwi ing several other buildings has taken ccxfortti& L Po*Ua« mho nvornocurumn* rarmn i unto himself an office in the front h**l. ■13 IrH** PU#* IU* Tiri room occupied by the Paragon I'rrs« in the Welnka Block corner of Rail­ WESTE ttIM li* M>• , **T _ i * •* __ *V ■ ■!1 X, £.11,VC TEL 1 UNION RAM i r. • v— mm-m • U M I m « *?» *1 **■«• 0op7 Tampa* Fla. B. and 0. Motor Go. Sanford, Pla. Lexington wins another notable victory wiro just reooivod from Factory that Lexington Thorobred at Norfolk Va. Fair wine ovor Pranklin, EoBex, Mercer, Hupmobilo, Stephens, Klein, Bulck, Nash, Viillya-Knight, Roo, Apportion making twenty-four and one half miles per gallon on muddy track. i] Hulsey Automobile Agency OUR NEW FALL DRAPERIES ARE NOW ON DISPLAY Pioneer ’ Apron Dresses Serge Middie Suits for I ERRY Clothe, Tapestry and Cretonnes for House Wear School Girls T he Newest Combinations for Fall per yard G5c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 They are made b etter and with the best m a­ terial. Sizes 1G to 50 Made of All-Wool French Serge, W hite, Red and Blue Trim m ing. Sizes 14 to 20 $2.00, $2.50 to $3.50 $15.00 and $ J 6.50 u i ■<-39 50 doz. “BIG Y A N K ” Work Shirts for Saturday and Monday. Shirts that retail for $2.00. Made of the best Chambray that can be bought { p l.T r O SPECIAL • Only T w o Days, Saturday and Monday /j Q jtO +♦++♦♦*++++♦♦♦♦♦♦4 $ 1JL*4I 8U SPECIAL y++++++++++++++++* TH E YO W ELL CO M PAN Y O . vn Everything N ew That’s Good wmm 1 <i , .;___.. �FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, THE SANFORD HERALD 'ch u rch be considered members of the Sunday school. Second: th at the women of the church be considered members of the W oman's M issionary Union. Third: th at the n u n of the church be .organized into a Laym an's move­ ment. The following officers were elected for the year: Clerk. Dr. John T. Denton. Superintendent, Sunday school, Hon. John D. Jinkins. Secretary Sunday School, Mr. AJ J. Lousing. T rustees: Joe Cameron, W. E. Scosriran. F. I*. Hines, J. H. Hood, W. E. Hetts, J. G. Michael, A. J. Lossing. Jno. D. Jinkins and Schelle Maine?. U shers: W. C. DeCoursey, Jno. W. Snow, Charlie IDnderson, Burke Steele. I- D. Giejrer, J r„ M. I.. W right, Schelle Maines and J. G. Michael. Music Committee: C. A. Whiddon, F. E. Gatchel, M. I- W right. Miss C lara Millen and Mrs. Gertrude Carrnway. The pastor and superintend­ ent ex-officio. Rev. George Hyman, D. D. is the pastor. Miss Allie Trafford is the paator’s assistant. Albuquerque. N. M.—That pr*-h!'t'»r!c people* of New Mex­ ico did a gr««] dea l of Irrigat­ ing i* Indicated by the remains of cunul* am] ditches found In t h e s ta te , as well ns In other parts of (he Southwest, accord­ ing to H. F. Robinson, hend of the Imllnn Irrigation bureau here. The remains of 217 miles of d i t c h e s built by the I’uehto In­ d i a n s alone are to be found, and there a r e evidences of elaborate w ater systems at the Suit River valley in Arizona. These ditches were ull dug by hand, according to Mr. Robin-on. and clay banks and heels Wi fe constructed where the way lav oc.-r a sandy plain while the i:i*, his.| of blasting through roefc* im s to heat the rocks, cr: ck them with large stones and r> tii-we them from the way. Beginning with Sept. 20th this Bank w ill transact no business after 2 p. m. PEOPLES BANK Find u.s at Hodges &McMullen's Barber Shop PHONE 498 Trv a Herald w ant ad for result? ^ * *13 t- ’ Mi - ‘ -Tk ‘- [ g w Assert Ancient Tribes Did Much Irrigating The thirty-seventh annual businev Office's and teachers....................... m eeting of the First Raptist church j’upils .......- ....... .............................. Jof Sanford was held on n ednesoa) r ___ nifrht, September 15th, A larjre atTotal ........................................... 51‘ tendance was registered and all tb, -v , evtn v ta r . a go showed reports showed a fino y e a rs work. . , so' The membership has increased bj 1" ‘ , . . . , . 102 baptized. G5 letters, 7 statem ent. T c.l)urc'i., prr,[^ ty \ a LUM‘ , ‘ tire d , m aking increase of 17.1 ' < . [h e *00 capacity audb Decrease has been 15 letter*, four torium will b. sr-,n l- ' deaths, and two expulsions. The mem- pyn.nasium is m course o. croc ion bership on .September 1st was 100. Hon. John D. .linkin*. superintendThe church subscribed 124.000.00 ent of the Sunday -<hool. proposed on the Five Year Program and ha- the following supeestior.s. ’J R C’ paid to date $4,028.40. This amount were adopted and authorized: h irst b a s much as the pn-.u that t b >unda be place* up The total gifts of the church this on a double tra d e with 10., officeryear to ail purposes amounts t>> and teachers and that every ei.nrt ■ $28,789.CS. The first year of the■' made to reach the constituency of coming of Dr. George Hyman as pas- the school, i he Baptist and Bapti-: to r the total irifts amounted to onlj preference of >ar.ford num ber about $l,907.r,l. There has been n tra ilSecond. that the present buildual increase in the amount" during ing he arranged so a« t f» take care <>: the seven yars of the present pastor’.* the enlarged school, stay. I*r. Georire Hyman, p asto r of the The Sunday school has grown fast church, suggested the following f or in the seven years and in this annual ward movements which were adopted meeting reports as follows: First, th at the membership of th« “ We Deliver The Goods” All Size* and Stylet Money - Back Cartridges U. S. Cartridges are sold with the broadest guar­ antee ever made on ammunition. It; is simply this: if you don’t like them, get your money back. Every dealer who carries U .S. Cartridges is author­ ized to refund, on demand, the price of the whole box to anyone who doesn’t like them, and returns the unused part of the box. For all m ak e / o f firearm ./ /here is no 22 Long Rifle cartridge as accurate at distances from 50 to 250 yards ns U. S. 22 N . R. A. Long Rifle Lcsmok Cartridges. This i3 50 more yards of nccuracy than has hitherto been possible with 22 rim-fire ammunition. Solid bullet for target work. Hollow-point bullet for small game. Cost no more. UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE COMPANY, New York, S fanafacturtT t U>u\9 i n a n d g e t a copy o f T h e V . S . Genie L a w B o o k — F R E F Geneva, Florida C. F. Harrison Cocoa, Florida S. F. Travis Co. W. A. Brown DcI.and, Florida The Sani Pak Groceteria Titusville, Florida Fred Hill Lisbon, Florida Lisbon M ercantile Co. Leesburg, Florida Z. D. Dunaway Davis Bros. The G rocertcria A. L. Miller Sorrento, Florida J. A. Cowart A. S. Natlock & Co Mt. Dora, Florida I. A. Franklin We make exactly the same guarantee B L A C K SHELLS T h e y hiv e rc a c h t J suck i high m t* of ; erlcciivc. — in i»aurproofing, in ipeoi. . pi«w, and in uni! tr.ny — tl it cm gua.-arvth*m without li —:I. Vou cm get your p*t load (or every kind of •hooting, in imokebu or black powderi, in The Black Skelli, and your monty back if you want it. Victoria, Florida L. E. Klatle Apopka, Florida W. R. McLeod OhahumpKa, Florida C. H. Arnold Altoona, Florida Arnold Mercantile Clermont. Florida Wm. Kerr. & Co. The P A T H E Instrument in the Exccllcncc of Tone, in the Beauty oi J T jfV Jf S ' g 3 S U $ Cabinet design, in the Finish of the J Woods, and in the care of Assembling, m ™ \ jB ^ / is the most perfect Phonograph that Human Skill and Genius can Produce. THE PATHE S A P P H IR E BALL which does away with ^ ask‘onc(l Steel Needles, glides smoothly around the Record. JJ^Th is Round Polished Jewel tits exactly into every It Should Be Heard To Be Appreciated Record Groove and Accurately reproduces every shading of the selection. The Music flows off: isn't T---------------- X ---- 1 0=1 scratched off. No Needles to change, no needles wear on Records o Every PA T H E RECORD • antccd to Play 1.000 times « [N J. D. DAVISON, Manager i ‘"*i f i ~ l r v r <M*itir Dance To The Music Of The Wonderful STARR Phonograph Fix!Im£ i Everyone loves to trip the light Fan­ tastic when this Su­ perb Machine pours forth t h e lively strains that s e t s your blood a tingling iiio iu sill i StiU Ilf. Sanford, Florida ji �Drawdy, nnd G. G. Jacobs, as sure­ ties, was approved by this board, and the Contract was signed by both Mr. J. C. Jacobs, and by Chairman I* A. Drum ley, and E. A. Douglass,, Clark | on behalf ot Seminole County. Clerk here read the report of E. L Mathews, Asst. State Auditor, rela­ tive to the several County officials, Motion of, L P.Hagan, 2nd by Com­ missioner O, P. Swope, nnd carried. Chairman L. A. Bnimley, is nuthorirt-d to sign agreement with Henry Witte, in reference to improving road nlong the East line of his property. The following Bonds for carrying Fire Arms were npproved and Lic­ ense ordered issued: Roy Tillis, Jno. Woods, and Miss Isabella Simon. Notary Public Bond of A. M. Ran­ dall was approved. The reports of the several county Officials, were approved and ordered filed. W arrants paid during the month of August were ordered cancelled off record. The following Bills as audited ly the Clerk and npproved by this lo n n f were ordered paid: J By: V. E. Douglass, D. C. Commissioner L. P. Hagan, offer­ ed the following Resolution and moved ♦ its adoption, which was duly 2nd by <• Commissioner 0. P. Swope, and adopt­ ed! ■s Be it Resolved, That Notice he giv­ en by posting the Geneva and San­ ford bridge, and also by publication in the Sanford Herald for 30 days, that the Geneva-Sanford bridge is now undergoing repairs and is unsafe and ■> •> , is dosed to public travel, and that any strueted to investigate this m atter and person or persons using this bridge will pass at their own risk, without report to this hoard. liability of any kind accruing to Semi­ Mr. A. It. Cameron, Game Warden nole County. Adopted this 7lh day of Septembei for Seminole county, here presented his resignation, and on the motion of A. D. D1020. I,. A. Brantley, Chairman Commissioner L. P. Hagan, 2nd by Board of County Commissioners, O. P. Swope, and carried, this bonnl Semiuole County, Florida. reccomends to the Governor of Ha­ Attest: E. A. Douglass, Clerk. sta te pf Florida, that he accept Mr. By: V. E. Douglass, 1). C. Camerons resignation. Commissioner L. P. Hagan, offer­ Mr. J. E.' I.aing adressed the board ed he following Resolution „ and mov­ in reference to the redemption of Lots ed its adoption, which was duly 2nd 1 and 2, Block 12, Tier It Martins by Commissioner O. P. Swope, and Addition to Sanford, Motion of Coin- j adopted: misionr L. P. Hagan, 2nd by Comiuis- j Be it resolved, That Notice he giv­ loner (>. P. Swope and carried it en bv oosting the Titusville bridge recommends to the State Comptrol­ and also bv publication in the San­ ler, that he allow the redemption of ford Herald for 30 days, that the Ti Tax C ertificate No. *101, saltt of 1010, tusville bridge is now undergoing re­ covering above described property foi pairs and is unsafe, ami is closed to face velue of said Cerificate, plus all public travel, and that nnv person or costs. persons using this bridge will miss at Petition of G. M. Jnrnbft, el nl., In their own risk, without liability of reference to repairs on Titusville any kind accruing to Seminole County Adopted this 7th day of Septembei Bridge, was read and filed, and on motion of Commissioner I*. I'. Hagan, A. D. 11*20. 1„ A. Bnimley, Chairman 2nd. by O. P. Swope, nnd carrier!, Hoard of County Commissioners Commissioner E. II. Kilhee. is appoint Seminole County, Florida cd to confer with County Commission­ ers of Volusia County, and Brevard Attest: E. A. Douglass, Clerk By: V. E. Douglass, D. C. County, in reference to their intent­ Motion of Commissioner E. II. Eit­ ions of repairing the Titusville bridge and road and make report to this her, 2nd by Commissioner 0. P. hoard. Swope, and carried, this hoard agrees Commissioner L. P. Hagan offer- to pay Mr. Joe Cameron the sum of ed the following resolution and moved $5ft.0(\ for one acre of land in Semi­ its ndoption, which was duly 2nd by nole County, on this side of thw WeCommissioner O. I'. Swope, and adopt­ kivn bridge, same now-being used ns ed: a sand pit. lie it resolved, that Notice be giv­ Motion of Commissioner O. p. en by Posting the Wekiva River bridge Swope, 2nd by Commissioner E. H. and also by publication in the Sanford Kilhee, and carried, Clerk of this Herald for 110 days, that the Wekiva hoard is instructed to advertise for River bridge is now undergoing re­ one Steel Fire Proof filing cabinet f"'pairs and is unsafe, ami is closed to the Cotiny Judge's office. Mils to he .public travel, and that any person or received at the next regular meeting persons tisin.- this bridge will pnss at of this board. their own risk, without liability of Motion of Commissioner L. P. Hag­ any kind accruing to Seminole n u n an. 2nd l»v Commissioner O. P. Swone ty. and enTird. this hnnrd reccomends Adopted this 7th dnv of Septembei to the Governor of the State of FlorA. D. 1020. idu ‘hat M*\ (’. F. Prevail he nnnnln. A. D. Bnimley, Chairman ted Game Warden for Seminole Conn, Hoard of County Commissioners, ♦v. Florida. Seminole, County. Florida. Bond of J. C. Jacobs, for rebuild­ Attest: E. A. Douglas, Clerk. ing the Gi nrva Bridge, with D. S. .j. COUNTYCOMMISSIONERS Held Regular M eeting, Minutes of W hich Are Pub­ lished Below in f ull Don’t Wait Another Year Before You Join The Florida Citrus Exchange EACH SEASON THE FLORIDA CITRUS EX­ CHANGE DOES MORE FOR THE PROFIT O F ITS MEMBERS. T H E SERVICE OF THE EXCHANGE RE­ TURNS GROWERS BETTER PRICES FOR FRUIT AND SAVESTHEM MONEY ON GROVE AND PACKING HOUSE SUPPLIES. PR ESEN T NON-MEMBERS WHO WISH TO BEGIN TO EMPLOY TH E CO-OPERATIVE SYS­ TEM OF MARKETING THIS YEAR SHOULD BECOME MEMBERS OF THE FLORIDA CIT­ RUS EXCHANGE WITHOUT DELAY. IT IS NECESSARY FOR EACH LOCAL ASHOCIATION TO KNOW IN ADVANCE APPROXJMATELY HOW MUCH FRUIT IT WILL HAVE TO HANDLE. THAT PACKING HOUSE AND OTHER SU PPL IE S MAY BE BOUGHT ACCORD­ INGLY. i The mcmliership rolls must he closed in the early future. For full information write business manager Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, consult thr manager of the nearest local association or call on Orange County Citrus Sub-Exchange Orlando Hank ft Tru»t Company Building O .la n d o , F lorida :• < A■ A •> -J-* < We Will Open ...Business... Saturday, Sept. 18, ’20 A A a t 107 East First S treet V A /. A /. V A Drinks, Candies, Cigars <* Come Once—You’ll Do It Again <• * + •> + + Fleetwood & Co. t Service-Satisfaction—Sanitation ENGLANDER: WTM25GC T JM p f i r XL INCLAXpen srw so OLD c a ►vrv- V * k - O n tfjls •}• ♦ •;* -s- -j- -> •> •> The honorable boaril of county com­ missioners in and for Seminole Cuunty, Florida, met in rc ru la r session a t 10 u'colck a. in. Present, chair­ man, L. A. llruniley, ami Commissioners: L. P. Hogan. O. P. Swope, and E. 11. Kilhee with E. E. Brady, sheriff and V. E. Douglass, deputy clerk in attendance. Absent: Commissioner (*. W. En tzminger, Minutes of last meeting also spec ial meeting held August 17th, A. ' 1020. were read and approved. Mr. Henry N. Sehiri addressed the board in reference to excavation on his property, made bv the county, and asks that same lie filled. Motion of Commissioner O. P. Swope, 2ml by Commissioner E. II. Kilhee, and car­ ried, a coniminittcc composed of the following is hereby appointed to inxestigate this m atter and report to this hoard, to-w it: C. W. Entzm inger, L. P. Hagan, ami Chirman L. A. B ru­ in ley. Motion of Conimmissioner 0 . P. Swope, 2nd by Commissioner E. II. Kilhee, and carried; Tax Collector Jno. D. Jinkins, is hereby authorized to purchase the neccessary supplies for liis office. Commissioner L. P. Hagan, offer­ ed the following resolution, and Com­ missioner K. H. Kilhee, 2nd same and moved its adoption. Whereas the Drainage Committee of the the Black Black Hamock Drainage Dis­ trict within snid county and state, have petitionedd this hoard Itonrd to levy a year 1920, maintenance tax for f,,r the *he vear e n . i i u snid n u .c . Drainage upon the lands twithin of cleaning District for the purpose out and maintaining the ditches, lati drains and canals' and lateral ditches, Drain drains and canals within suid Draintiled to District, and have represe board that in their opinion isa maintenance tax of* 7fie...... per nen purpose. said necessary for It is hereby orNow, Therefore he and is hereby dered, that there ... ..... levied upon all the lands within tin Black Hammock Drainage District foe 1020, a maintenance tax ot the year 7f* cents per acre, It is further ordered, that the Tax Assesor in ad for Seminole county, Florida, be and is hereby ordered and directed in making up Ids tax book for the year I!|2U, to assess each acre Gif laud in said district tin sum of cents per acre, being tin- ii.ainlctiiiiirc levied. lax herein a ml hereby Adopted. I >om- an I O ldend this 7th day tif .September 11(20. t hairnini. L ’A. Brum Board <>f County Commi-Mom i Seminole County, Florida. A ttest K. A. Douglass, Clerk. By: V. E. Dmigluss, D. C. CoiiimmisHoner L. !'. Hagan, i/fc rcd the following resolution, and t'miii:u! •i. m issions E. H. KIIUi, 2nd. .-an * moved its adoption. <' o n i i r i t t e i : • Wh*>rji». tin- DrauiagiGroves Drainage Dis­ of the Florida and sta te have trict within said county petition) d this hoard levy a main tcnance tax f ,r tin year 11*20 upon tin i* . ..... drainage district tot 1; nun mlh wmiiii within said tlic purpose of i loaning out ami m ain­ taining the taining .........ditclx r, drains * ’ and - I can.... i Is and lateral ditches, drain am) con­ als within said drainage district,, and have represented to thin hoanI that iti their opinion a maintenance tax' of JJ.25 per acre is necessary for said purposes. Now. Therefore It is ordered, that there he is .... hereby levied upon iniTp uv and <1mi i ... _ all the lands within the Florida Groves Drainage District for the vear 11*20, Drainage a maintenance tax of $1.25 t» r acr. I * is ** ffurther n r ( | | V ............... ....... It ordered, that the Ta Assessor in and for Seminole, County, Florida, he nnd is hereby ordered and directed in making up his tax book for the year 11*20, to assess each acre ot land in said district the sum o f $1. 25 per acre, being the maintenance, tux herein and hereby Sev.ed. Adopted, Done and Ordered, this 7th day of September i920. L. A. Bruinlcy, Chairman Seminole County Florida. Board of Countv Cnmmiaioners. A ttest: E. A. Douglass. Clerk. By: V. E. Douglass, I). C. Mr. G. M. Jacobs, appeared la-fore the hoard in reference to the condition of the Ovicdo-Chutuotn Rond, and asks that same he put in passable condition. Mr. J. II. Cowan, ct nl.- appeared befoic the hoard in reference to the enforcement of the Game Ijiw s In Seminole County, and asks that some action he taken by this board, in re ­ gards to this m atter. Mr. C. D. Bnimley, addressed the hoard in reference to the establish­ ment of certain streets in the Town of North Chtiluota, ns County Road* asking thr.t same he taken over and kept up by the County, on Motion of Commissioner I * I*. Hagan, 2nd by Commissioner O. I1. Swope, nnd c a r­ ried, Commissioner E. II. Kilhee, is in- General Fund AHiounti Name J 125.00 E. A. Douglass, 20.00 Dr. J. T. Denton, 50.00 Geo. A. DeCottes, 20.00 Frank Harris, 20.00 11. C. DuBose, 25.00 Mrs. L. C. Glisson, 05.00 W. C. Williamson, 22.61 So. Utilities Co., 1S.62 Underwood Typewriter Co. , 08.26 Nl. 1). Gatehel, ■10.05 W.C. Williamson, 100.00 C. M. Berry, 7.50 E. A. Douglass, 84.00 First Nat. Hank, 21.00 E. A. Douglass, 200.00 II. C. Dullose, 12.54 Geo, D. Barnard Stnt. Co., C0.S4 II. ft W. It, Drew Co., 8.00 M. C. Mosley, 12.02 K. A. Douglass, 22.38 Mahoney Walker Co., 110.00 S. F. Doudney, 150.00 A. Vaughan, 2.60 Hill Hardware Co., 22.00 Woodruff ft Watson, 28.35 So. Bell Tel. ft Tel. Co., 2.00 E. E. Brady. 2.60 H. ft W. 11. Drew Co.. 10.50 E. F. llouihulder, 80.00 Sehellr Nlnincs. 7.40 O. 1'. Swope, 4.20 L. A. llruniley, 6.40 E. II. Kilhee, 4.00 I..I*. Hagan, Road and Bridge Fund Amuunt Name. 40.00 Win. Wood. 25.00 S. R. Wood, 170.00 The Texas Company, 5215 Hill Hardware Co. 2.00 Sam Stephens, 16.50 D. H. C. Rabun, 20.00 W. 11. Hand. 24.50 W. B. Williams, 1.50 Jam es II. Cowan, 27.22 J. B. Lawson Motor Co. 2.00 J. K. Vaughan, 430.60 Wight Gmeery Co., 31.00 K. II, Grant. 68.60 Fred T. Williams, 1.40 Mohli-v's Drug Store 00.50 Sanford Cycle Co., Overland Sales nnd Service Co., 2.00 10.00 W. F. Graves, 20.00 S. Iteitjnmin, 25.00 K E. Walker. 51.52 E. R. Rodenhaugh, 100.00 .!. T. Mi-Lain. 177.16 ,1. T. McLain, 8.50 John Walker, 2582W J. M. Wynn, s.ot* K. II Kilhee, (Continued on next page! Why man— we made this cigarette for you! 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Win»ton-S«t*m, N .C •u ia mhmi, jtw l/avrl » r m r « r ' f < * » r ’W v �County Commissioners POPULAR SANFORD COUPLE HAPPILY WEDDED THURSDAY S.00 L. P. Hainan. L. A. Brumley, O. P.Swopc, 8,00. ______ ___ ______ 4.0' in their p retty bungalow a t Cameron City. Out-of-town guests for the wed­ ding were Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Hob- " * cw’ J,lM J“ *“ str“ ! ‘ Kuberts, Wilmington, X. C.; .Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Roberts, While S prings; . Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gilmore, Waycro>9( Ga.; Mr. und Mrs. C. II. Evnn!l( M anatee; M rs. H. B. Coney, I :> .Mcadt.; Mr. und Mrs. D. G. W agtll,r> j j j ss Ada W agner, Kissimmee; a ml Mrs. Cal McCaughn, O r - 1 ]ando. ■ Fine ami Forfeiture Fund. The social calendar for the fall was anil rich lace. The basque front w as Amount Name. S°*‘>" ushered in. Thursday. Septem ber 10 fornied of satin pullings und rows of Schelle Maines, f>5.00! with ... .. __ rainbow ......... - J J ! __ lace ruilies and the short em pire R. R. W hitten, the .brilliant wedding sleeves were trim m ed with p ear.s E. E. Brady, ”g |5 n lo f Miss Ruth C eleste Roberta, young- from which fell a rutHe of the exE. E. Brady. " w ; esl daughter of Mrs. J. D. Roberts, quisite lace. Panier draperies a t th e E. E. Brady 1*.; ana Morris Houston Spencer a t 0:00 side featured the beautifully design­ E. E. Brady. 3.00 ^ lo c k in the evening in the First ed sk irt and a broad panel at th e SH EPH ERD —WAI.THOUR E. A. Douglass, 4.43 M ethodist church. The Rev. S. W. back extended from the neck to th e Bower Si Boumiliat, A large. ,w hite 23.90 Walker. D. I)., pastor of the church hem of the skirt. .. ,, Miss Maida Shepherd and Mr. Rob­ Mobley’s Drug Store, 82.0b officiated using the impressive ring duretyne hat slightly tipped at the e rt Howe W nlthour of Sanford, Fla. E . E. Brady, 47.40 service side, embroidered in pearls, was were m arried a t the home of the brid­ E. F. Ilousholder, 9.25 ‘ j h e church, which is one of the worn w ith the becoming gofcm. H er es parents on Love Avenue Tifton, A. K. Stiles, handsomest in thu city, was unusual- flowers were bride s roses.^ Building Fund Ga., Wednesday afternoon a t 3:30 Miss Eleanor Roberts, the maid o f o'clock. Rev, Budd officiating, only Nam e. -Amount, jy lovely, the harmonious blending of 1500.00 rainbow hues in the flora! decora- honor nnd sister of the bride, wore a the family and immediate relatives Seminole County Bank, 1500.00 Hons and repeated In the daintv lovely costume of pink organdy, w ith being present. Seminole County Bank, 1000.00 K„wnB of the attendants grouped broad sash of blue, and n big blackSeminole County Bank, A fter the ceremony Mr. and M rs. 4082.00 .,bout the arch, form ing a fascinating picture hat. Seminole County Bank, W nlthour left for Jacksonville and Miss Carolyn Spencer, the groom’s. Pablo Beach where they will spend Peoples Bank of Sanford, scene of colorful beauty. S. 0 . Shinholser, 14.00 An artistic arrangem ent of potted sister, was gowned in cunary colored 8CVt.ra i days. From there they will n m m l v . blue sash, and a n d Miss Esther E sther tour thc Easl Coa„t [>y 0Ut0t aftei. S. O. Shinholser, ferns and other plants within the organdy, W ilson's pretty frock was blue or­ which they will be at home a t Hotel -9 00 c(iancel were grouped against a backS. O. Shinhilser, Tick Eradication Fund j ground of white, baskets of rare col* gandie with which w as worn a pink Valdez, Sanford, Fin. Amount. om J flowcrs> a r.d bowls of roses nnd sash. Black picture h a .ts „completed , . ........... ..........*, comes from one of N am e. Mr. Wnlthour A Amt . A ctaoi taointe ,1|JW china a *t ors were brilliantly the dainty costumes and al of the T lfton*s bost an j 0 oiliest families, and lie County Bank. 2.‘‘ ■'' beautiful amid the greenery of fern b rid es attendants e a rn e d pink roses jg a young woman of culture and reSeminole do County :.00.o. nnJ Carlyle, th e. bright and , fJm.nu.nl ghe Seminole -■-----. Bank. ... uuu yintf >mv. Graceful branches - ..... - ...... of — bam—---- and ferns. . , , , Pile isla aa liuuuiui graduate; oi of iirvBrc . -County ------ Bank'• 8Crt,enwJ the walls walls of of the the choir ttrac tiv tiv ee little little son of of Judge Judge and — ' nau College and Seminole . ..i-.-OO 1k)<| bo)( screened choir aa ttrac ami Conservatory of MueMus T h e r e b e in g no furthen business the ,oft lnU.rmingled with the purple of Mrs L. I-. Householder was hand- ,c> Aftc r receiving her degree from Board adjourned to meet again a P u g lia n vUlia. pink love’s wreath sornely gowned m a black velvet th at lnstituti(jn sU . nn8 for the past th eir next regmlar meeting to be held with nsparai;us fern entwined the suit w ith plaited net ruffles at neck 8evernl Vcar< tau ht muslc both i„ Monday October, fth. 1929 chancel bulatrode and the nreh. a and sleeve* and a vestee of net. He th e states 0f Georgia ami Florida, Inrifc how *if pink, Mut* and yellow earn ed n rose in which a .is hidden WeII ns having filled thc same position t'.lle completing the rainbow elfect Die wedding img. Jsvvevt and win- | n the High School in her home town. the exquisite -1 -oration*. At some were the petite flower girls. Mr. Wnlthour comes from the s ta te I . ither side of the nreh the brass can- Ella hpencer and D orothy Lawson, t)f E|a a nd for „ ujU. n number of •bd.,bra burn* <1 wacen taperw earing dainty frocks of white or- year|l ha8 fiI1ed a responsible po8ll. Under the direction of Mis. i lauds ftanuy. ion with the A. C, L. Ry. South Floriiernd a autiful program of mus i na groom » attendants wore white , j(| n9 t.a jn will he Georgias loss and n- wus rendered with Mrs. Herndon H ousers and blue coats. th e Gazette wishes for them great .. ...... ling at the organ. Preceding The bride ai mother w as gowned in happIncsa nn<i ,.rjt v as thev •he entrai e oi the wedding party. figured crepe Ue chine with jOUrney through life* path together.— Miss Ado Wagm-r. f l i g h t fully ren- white lace primming*. ^ _ T ifton Ga. Gazette. d.-r. d the v... ,1 "At Dawning." -Miss M argaret Roberts wore a love------------x-----------, | Love You) nnd wits* followed h> ly dress of ping silk georgette. Miss ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. Mi— Lillie Ruth Spen v r. wh * swe.-t- Jessie S treet Roberts w as becoming-Fie i ovi'V <weet Sake." ly dressed in old ivory satin with ovMr. ami Mrs. S. A. Berner annoumTli.* wedding procession entered frock o iw iiite net m e t satin. tbe engagem ent and approaching th. church to the strain* of the “ Brid^ r!>" • ■■pencer, m other of the m a rrjngc 0f ,}„.ir dauv,h ter B arbara ft mi Lohengrin, and dur• b:md-.;m.ely gowned It EveIy#t Mr. j 08cph Edtt-jn Wathing the ceremony "O. Prom p c Me a* •'I,‘ ' en, to take place October 12, at 10 M y played on the violin b; J-dlie I.uth .Mier.cer wore a pretty »a n, Ilt a R Soul’s church in this Mi«« W agner to the ninno acconipan- Hock of white net olmr satin. i city. A fter their wedding tour th* imerit ..f Mrs. Herndon. The bridal The bride is a M ictt attractive girl yoUng couple will J»e at home to theii pnrty entered through the southeri of m any winsome graces nnd ha- >„■ .. friends in the W elaka «. Block. and western d-mrs of tb*- church, made her home in S anford for the We charge a very simple fee ---------- X ---------passing down tin* aisles and meetlm pajjt II years. To cure defect- you can mil -ee. WILL HAUL TH E SCHOOL at the arch in front of the charnel. 1 be groom is the eldest son of Mr. CHILDREN. where the m arriage ceremony w.i* and Mrs. G. \\. Spencer of this city performed. un'* Identified with his father in This idea of tinkering with A. J. Lossing secured the contract The ushers, Ernest Gormiey nnd S. business. your car is all wrung f' ’ \ Rive were followed by Miss E*- ' The prominence of the two families fo r hauling the children on the south, sta rt, Mr. Man. Oui responsible repair service is satisfactory. U •• thVr Wilson and F rank Woodruv. af nnd the popularity of th e young cou- w est and Upsala districts and will t. r whom came Cnroiyn Spencer and pie m akes the m arriage one of wide- use five Rio trucks for the work. know a cur from its heart to itAllan Jones, preceding the groom and spread interest throughout the Soulli- H e will not use any trailers and overcoat. If your auto has some his best man. G. W. Spencer. ern sta te s. . . prom ises to give the children firstslight simple ailment let us attend The tiny ring bear*"-. r**r!v«!Mr. and Mrs. Spencer left immed- class service. C. E. Chorpeiting has to it at once before it develops inHouseholder, walked before t h e 'lit- intely in their car for a sh o rt wedding the contract for the east side and gave 14 a serious illness. W ere the ttr (lower girls, who carried baskets trip, the bride wearing n cont suit of universal satisfaction last y e a n in doctors. of rose petals, nnd preceded the bri*b dark blue tricotine w ith accessories th is service. Mr. Chorpening has a l­ so added to his equipm ent und the who entered with her brother. David to m atch. hundred beautiful a n d ! school board believes the children Several Roberts, by whom she was givtji in useful g ifts, in furniture, cut glass. will be taken care of in this respect. m arriage. ------------x-----------The bride was n charm ingly quaint | silver, chinn. linens and bric-a-brac 209 P A R K AVK. voung figure in hei* wedding gown of [testified to the high esteem in which ATTENTION ROYAL NEIGHBORS Florida Sanford, the period, fashioned of soft white the young couple nre held, Every member is urged to be p re s­ satin finished with strands of pearls I Upon th eir return they will reside ent Thursday night. Septem ber 23rd. Expect to have the sta te deputy with us this meeting. Recorder. ------------x------------ .P.ALL CONNELLY KINDS OF t 1 ' " * I I N S U R A N C E . .R E A L © E S T A T E . FLA, £ Thirty Million Fire Insurance P o licie s^i | Provide Sixty Billion Dollars THIRTY MILLION of protection to citizen*; of the United States, on their property. What so many people do, must be worth while! See us for Fire Insurance! Beginning with Sept. 20th this Bank will transact no business after 2 o’clock p . m . B. & 0. MOTOR CO PEOPLES BANK OF — SANFORD — M ETHODIST CHURCH. L’R E N E S S of operation, power for hard, fast travel over all kinds of roads, ca­ pacity to stand up, arc de­ veloped tothe hi^hcstdejjrec in thencwNimiteenTwenty One Buick Scries. 5 For two decades, Buick en­ gineers have built Buick cars on these sensible lines for buyers who look upon the motor car as a business Services for Sunday nre as fol­ lows: Sunday school, 9:00 a. m. M orning service, subject "E n th u ­ siasm ," 11 n. tn. E p w orth League, 7:00 p. m. Night service, subject, l “The Thing that Gives Success," n p. m. Preachitljr by the pastor, Rev, S. W. Walker. Sunday school su p er­ intendent. J. C. Hutchinson. x F IR S T WOMAN TO REGISTER IN SANFORD. guarantee of power and positive performance. With its capacity for service, Buick combines striking beauty. In resilience of spring suspension and ap­ pointments that make for riding comfort the new models a r e especially appealing. <■ •> t * •> * <• * ^ 4*<•*:■ v %■v -y-y 4- 4- 4- 4-4*4-4- 4'4-4-4-4-4-4-4- 4-v + v v + + -> 4- Mia* Agnes Berner was the first * wom an to register in Sanford. H av­ 4♦ -> ing had more experience in this line 4* We nre distributors for the 4 of work than her sister sutfragists. 4 4* famous Miss Agnes was enabled to get to the 4* ♦ i supervisor’s office first and get her 4* ♦ ♦ i nam e inscribed in the hall of fame. ♦ ♦ Mias Berpei form erly assisted S uper­ 4* ♦ ♦ visor of Registration H. C. DuBost ❖ ♦ + irv his office. Being a registration 4♦ clerk nnd going in the office of Mr. 4* For any make of Car l 4* DuBose was nothing new in her j. young life, and while the other w >• 4 f men voters were hanging hack and 4 w,aiting t«* .ii v if there were any m ic e , w 4 4 In the office Miss Berner walked I <■ rig h t in and inscribed her name on We repair any make o f Battery and guarantee it for J thu books and vve understand she was not afraid to tell her age six months. Also have a Rental Battery either. ----------- x-----------while we repair or exchange yours Mrs. II. C. W aters and , children ( have returned from Apopka where they w ere the guests of Mrs. W aters p aren ts Mr. nnd Mrs. H. H. W ither­ ing! on for the past week. —---------*---- ;------- . P o st card from Cincinnati showing tho Union Central Life Insuranoe* building states that Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ Phone ISO L. A. RENAUD, Prop. ♦ ry M cLaulin "arc looking, them over’ • 4-4-4* 4-4- 4*4-4* 4*4 4*4*4*4*v v + 4*4-4-4* 4*4*4*4*4*4*4**>4*4*4*4*4*4- 4*4*4*4*4*4 4*4*4* 4*4*4*v •• '■"*' and vve do hope that they will behave them selves while they are there an*l do nothing that might cast a shad­ ow on the fair name of Sanford. ----------- x-----------NOTICE. ,\ r. “ Vesta” Storage Batteries - Guaranteed 18 Months Sanford Battery Service Co. j Anyone having nccomudutions foi teachers will please communicnti' with Supt. T. W. Lawton at the office in the court house, ------------x ----------BY TH E STORK EXPRESS Born to .'!r. and Mrs. Paul Keely, ja fine girl. Born t*i Mr. and Mrs. Fred W ight, a little daughter. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Betts, a baby girl. ------------x----------- * Beginning with Sept. 20th this Bank will transact noj business after 2 p. m. PEOPLES BANK COOK AUTO COMPANY O R L A N D O , F L O R ID A W . J . Thigpen, Local jAgent A 2# SHOE POLISHES BEST FOR HOME SHINES SAVE THE LEATHER THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES PASTES AND LIQUIDS ^ EUJl’ Z f v u X J ? '* THE IE F. F. DALLEY CORrO RATI OKS LTD.. BUFFALO, K*Y' �FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 10, 1920. TH E SANFORD HERALD L? XIAGTO N WINS FAMOUS P IK E ’S P E A K HILL CLIMB npartm cnts completely furnished Mr* Nixon over 5 and 10 cent store 3-tc ______________ PAGE SEVEN AN AMBIGUOUS AMENDMENT five per cent of the assessed valu­ of debt did not stop its growth, ad­ ation of the state. He suggested that ditional bond issues might be made In another column we publish a FOR RENT—Unfurnished appnrtthe amendment might bo construed ftont time to tim e.—Times Union. ments. 305 F irst St., inquire Fla. communication from Mr. J J. Dick­ Cuba Cigar Co. 4-ltfc. inson of Sanford in which he calls a t­ as authorizing one issue of bonds re ­ The sugar cane mill which is to stricted t(* five per cent, of the asses­ initiate su g ar manufacturing on a For R en t—T hree rooms for light tention to a m atter connected with sed value and then perm iting another large scale in Florida a t the plant­ house keeping. No HIT Cor. of the proposed constitutional am *d*•»*«•» * m w t» c/-» im o j» m i* i u a . Sugar ation. uof the Pennsylvania Co.,r provided th at nou unr one of should!3 kiiiii o..,i them I (it illdMrtiiiti siiOUlu , * T hird and Elm. Mrs. W. F. Leavitt o ’t m, authorizing the icguiatiin. to ,.n»»nini n„ the 1 , „ , „ . ’ cn Mism!L Canal,* la already purissue bonds for roads, which has not exceed live per cent of the uwamm I cahsej # and can ho moved here ju st 50-tf value of property in the state a t the t |le throwing cane has proyet been discussed. He thinks that value of property hi the sta te at the n«, 80on k-rrs^r,l far enough to w arrant -it. For Rent Furnished rooms and the amendment is so worded that time it was made. If this view is cor- ........—» reel there would he no limit to t h e . r kitchenettes. Apply Shirley A part­ it might be constructed ns empower­ amount of bonds i— i- that could be issued * —Get your Scratch Pads from The m ents opposite I’ostotlice. l8-26tp ing the legislature to issue bonds in We intend to comment! on this idea excess of five per cent of th assess­ hut the lawyer who first called a t ­ Herald—by the pound—15c. FOR RENT—Light housekeeping ed valuation of the state. The pro­ tention to it mndo it ns a suggestion apartm ents. Inquire of Mrs. Grace posed amendment would authorize the without writing his views out for pub­ Get your orders in now for you r Williams. 221 E. First St. 2-4tc issue of bonds "for the purpose of ac­ lication. There is so much to he new Hulck car. Sec \V. J. Thigpen. quiring, building and maintaining a 46-tfc. For Rent—Light house keeping a- system of good roads ami bridges said in the discussion of this question partm ent inquire Mrs. Grace Williams, throughout the sta te under such reg­ that we had not gotten nround to this 221 E. First st. 2-4tc ulations ns may be prescribed by an phase of it. Hut the fact remains SEEDS that tho wording of the amendment is act of tho legislature provided, that nmhigunu* to say the least of it, and Flint Mutin', Hj -Tm I Ssedi For Good For R e n t—To tishing parties or any bond issue in pursuance hereof Results tourist parties, 26-foot, half 'cabin, for a system of good roads ami bridg­ the people of Florida should not au th ­ Garden and field seed for fall canopy motor boat fully equipped es shall not exceed in amount five orize the legislature to do a thing when they do not know what they planting, seed oats, rye, barley, Licensed pilot who knows the St per ee' t of tin* total assessment of the are authorizing it to do. rape. New crop turnips cab­ ' ... tale at the timo o f Issue." Johns. Phone 3LSW. L. G. Loveless t Even if the words of the amend­ bage, egg plant, pepper, beans, Mr. Dickinson is not the only law­ 4 5-t f yer in the state who entertains this ment clearly restricted the right to j ■ peas, potatoes and onion sets. issue bonds to five per cent of the [ I Largest and oldest established FOR RENT—Two or three eon- doubt ns to the meaning of the pro- nsscssed value of the property in the seed house in the state. necting rooms furnished for uouse- posed amendment. Another .'lawyer state for the total issues a vastly la r­ SEND FOR FALL CATALOG has written the Times Union calling keeping P. O. Box 117. 5-3tp. ger issue of bonds than anyone ha: AND SEED SPECIAL. attention to the wording of the amen­ yet suggested might lie made by m ere­ E. A. MARTIN SF.tD CO. Against the largest field of com F'OR RENT—Two rooms for light dment and sleet storm and heavy fog. Race . -- * which *hetthouglit ** • ■ might be eon- ly raising the assessment; and as the Jsdisontillc Florida petitors probably ever entered in the officials said that had weather con house keeping. 200 E ast Third state grew wealthier, if this burden Street. 4-3tp national Pikes Peak hill climbing con­ ditions been favorable the record test, the event of the y e a r o f.its kind would have been broken easily. WANTED The thorobreds, due to their un­ two Lexington tlmrougbred sport W anted (’urn. The Hem-ham models sw ept the platter clean on failing power, their quirk accelerat­ ion in the face of the steepest grades Grain <*n nf Ala*-hua FTa. will pay Monday, Labor Day. and lull climbing abilities, never he* The victory of the Lexington tlmr- dated once during the long grind and you tlie market price fur ear corn in 1 obreds in this thrilling encounter on not once were they in danger of being car li*ts. Farm ers can join together the worlds highest highway furnish­ headed. n making up ears. — —— f ed one of the real surprises of tin From beginning to end it was a WANTED Mattresses to make Is now ivailv to servo the trade in this part of year in m otor racing. The Lexington finished first and second in tho free- supreme and gruelling lest. Tho re- over. Furniture enamele<,i.- varnish.. Florida in everything in for-all and took first ami second hon­ markable showing of the Lexington ed, upholstered, house painting, wall thorobreds marked a new measure of papering, calcimining. We store tut or* in the 3000 cubic inch clash. The two Lexington thorobreds, ah- perfection in internal combustion on- niture and sell it for you on commis* Mutely stock in every particular ex- gino development disclosing as the ion. We know our tnole. I letitj ot copt that they have been equipped thorobreds did not only almost unlieli. room. Odd Fellows Hall, t.> pres> reserve power for the crucial avenue and Mb street. M. J. Hr.iu wiht special bodies were pitted evenhlo moments but rem arkable acceleration ford and Wife 2 -Up against cars of special design and of even on the steepest grades. much greater cost. ...... . , , , A t o u t s ILit .it ^if Rluck.Miiith would The I.exlngtoi .So close was the struggle between the ground i for r etwo r weeks. i n They , .» * «r . ............ the two Lexington leaders that onl> were subjected to exhaustive work for light housekeeping. Adress F.. five seconds separated Otto Looselu outs <i. Ridihins 402 Oak St S anfordo-ltp the 1HK big Irace to Uthe , -----before V . . n MU ill ** |<» K ' sumM .MHKlt BRICKS ARK l.ONYKR and this is the time in Lexington No. 7 which finished mit of Pike's Peak the highest point WANTED—Parrot cages Adress first and Al Cline in Lexington No. in the world ever reached hv to build the home that you have been wanting so long inotot j, O. Ilox 815. .i. finished second. ------ • "" 5-iitp 0 ...l.i which The tinn cnr. of the winning car for twelve and one The showing of the two entries in Special attention given to young half-mile climb was tw enty two min­ these preliminary tryouts was such ladies preparing to go away to school , VI ,1 'Hitt* WH utes and twenty-five and two-fifth that Lexington officials were confi- 5-lte. The Quality Shop. seconds. ............... iv iiiuate iie ooutcome itico m e oof tin dent of m thee nultim Fitcen cars started. Only thirteen contest long before it was run. W anted—Young girl not going t> finished.« Hudson 23 min­ *»-■-*— finished /:-!-• i iin .... Some idea of what this supreme school to take telephone calls. On utes and 17 seconds. The F'ssex fin­ climb means may he gained from the duty eight hours. Wages $1.00 pel ished in 25 m inutes nml 5*1 1-5 secon­ fact that the road rises from an ele­ day, Phone 382 5- Itp. ds. vation o f a little over 5,000 feet to WANTED—At once man to haul The race was one of the most thril- 1 l,IOf> feet or practically three mil » P if. non If Viw.1,,.1 i n , average . .grade . . . . .1-- ..f ling record. TThe of es above sen level in the twelve and dirt. Phone 103J or apply 1007 West. First st. 5-2tc. the highway is 7 1-2 per cent, with one half tniile course. —:— a maximum of 10 per cent. TinIt was a drive that tested *he cour WANTED—Man and team to plow course is a series of dangerous turns ago of the drivers as well as the met- an acre of new ground. Phone 103J with hardly n quarter of mile of tie of the enrs. The two Lexington 1or apply 1007 W. F'irst St. f,-_tc. straightw ay track. entrie* were driven by AI (’line and The race wns run for over half of engineering department, Vulcanizing and tire repairing ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A♦ V A♦*V V V V V V V V V V V V V the distance through a Minding snow. eginecring department. E. S, Raliy Sanford nve. and F'irst street. G-ltc. ..f THE CARTER LUMBER COMPANY Rough and Dressed Lumber and Builders’ Supplies See us for Prices on Materials of All Kinds in Building Supplies Carter Lumber Company Cor. Laurel Avenue and Commercial Street, Sanford ♦f 1 «> ♦ ♦' II «(> CLASSIFIED j 4 ADVERTISING 1 _ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Minimum < barge for any one Ad 25c One lime, per w ord.................... Ic Three Time, per word ........... ... 2c > i\ Tim es per word ........... 3c Over Six Timex, *_.c word per Issue <ash must accompany order. Ten rents extra if charged. VdiertUJiig In this column in width the address of the advertiser is nut g“ 'cnhu »hirh refers you to Panin Hire Hux Num­ ber or Care of lleruld .MI ST he answer­ ed .urordinglv. Please do not n>k us for the names of advertisers advertising in this way. Usually wo do not know who they arc. anti If we do we are not export­ ed to tell you. FOR SALE Electric Fans. Chart* » Electric t o. 5 i-tfc street; price and terms Connelly, Magnolia Ave. reasonable. Special attention given to young Indies preparing to go away to school. 5-ttc. The Quality Shop. FOR SA LE—II inch Syracuse mi! ... lie? . .. . . . W A N T E D CORN ,ANV COMI1Tk.v plow in good condition see ilON t)lt QtJANITY— P. O. BOX 111 Packard. . SANFORD, FLA............ ......... 31 lip. FOR SALE—3 miles out, nice new Wanted—Corn any condition oi ingalow, with several acres of land, qunnity Drawer III Sanford Fin 3- It) rice $5,ouo. Terms. Coiielly Mng•lia Ave. WANTED—Man with team or nutc who can give bond to sell 137 Wat Firestone tires anti tubes oil snlc kins home and farm products. DigE. S. Hockey Sanford Ave. anti gest concern of kind in world. $l,5lir First street. 5-1 to. to $5,000 yearly income. Territory FOR SA LE—Good 1918 model Kuril in this county open. W rite today ti See A. C. Lossing, 1011 French ave­ J. It. WATKINS CO, Dept. 110, Wi loma. Minn. 2-5t| nue 5-2tp WANTED—Middle aged lady to act FOR SA LE—2 story five room house, well located $3,00. One-half as housekeeper on place near Umatilla Florida. Adress, C. J. Tlmmas, H ask­ cash. Connelly, Magnolia Ave. ins place, Sanford, Florida. l-2t-p. FOR SALE—2 story seven room WANTED—To Rent 4 or 5 rooms house, good condition $1,000. One half cash. Connelly, Magnolia Ave. until m'-lird will pay good rent. HARRY HANDEL 310 Sanford Ave. City. FOR SA LE—One licit of celery. 3te. Plants free front root knot ready to W ANTED—Settled white woman, set out between now ami Oct. 1st. Geo. E. Hnlmes, R. I). No. A. S an­ about 10 years old, ns housekeeper ti take care of a small family. Goto! ford. 5-Itp. home and salary. Apply Ilox 210. l-7tp F'OR SA LE—3 nice Heifers, one Route A, Sanford, Fla. good mule, wagon and harness, Price right, J. M. Waits Longwood. 5-2lc. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALK—2 story, six room i WOOD—Plenty of wood nt Weklw dwelling centrally located, best part i_two miles from railroad. Cut- oi . . f , .......... . i l T ....... . 1 ------ -----1 -l . . . . .. . of town. J$1l - -750. Two thousand cash. shares. Hundreds of cords. Writi Connelly, Magnolia, ave. me. II. II. & S. Co., Wekiwa, FTn. 52-dtp. 1 F O R S A L E — T w o story seven room Frank l.ossing dwelling very best location, paved Contractor A Builder street $5,500. Terms. Connelly Mag­ For S ate— Doris Gas Lighting Phone 107 nolia Ave. I an t. Cheap. L. F. Roper. West Firestone tires ami tubes on sale 48-tf F’OR SALE—10 acres good sev­ -Nile Grocery. E. S. Hockey, Sanford ave. and ----------- ---------------------------- ------------------------cen i i iiM Jiii ihouse, i u u m ’, lhalf u iii m iH i m i n rready i ’i i u y room tiled ami 5-Itc. Young milk cow for sale Tclcphom ,-or this year's farm ing. $0,000 cash. F'irst St. __ ___________________ a_____________ !•*<>I. 3-dtf. Connelly Magnolia Ave. I l>uy, pa> i asn fur scci'iid In in, F'OR SA L E —Canary birds, sing-' F’OR SALE—5 room cottage, well pianos. Addre * 352 Si.f.fi rd. FT n |. ers guaranteed. Call any time be­ located $2,600. $1,000 cash. ComiI l- tf c fore 4 p. in. II. FT Major, Florida ellft' Magnolia Ave. Sanitarium , Form osa Fin. G-3tp. Order your new Huick now and F’OR SALE—f* acres' well tiled you will tiot lose un> time on the F'OR SA LE—Thro vacant lots, celery land, nice five room house.$5,corner o f ,7 th and M yrtle avenue. 500; $3,500. cash. Cornu-Ill ^Mag­ new car load coming in soon. 10-tie Seventh street paved. Two lots be­ nolia Ave. The Daughters of Wesley will hold tween Fourth and Fifth streets, Myr­ their Christum Hnzaar un Saturday. tle avenue. Also 10 room house, cor. FOR SALE—City lots in all parts 51-tf nor Oak avenue and Fourth street, of Sanford. Your own terms. Get November 27th. facing Park. Choice location. ‘A p­ a lot and get ready to build n home. Elder Spring W ater. T. O. Churlec ply at 410 Oak avenue. W. W. Connelly Magnolia Ave. Phone 311. 50-tfs Long. 3-4tp. F'OR SALE—One Monarch visible l)r. D. C .Ward, O steopath is in F'OR SA LE—A Good Domestic typew riter cheap. Robert Herndon, sewing machine, and other furniture 200 E. 4th st. Sanford on Tuesday and Friday 5-3tp. Corner 11th S tre e t and Laurel ave­ of each week. 8-tf F'OR SALE—F ryers also lot of fan­ nue 7-3tp. cy stockMrs. .F rench Sanford You can order your new liuick F’OR SALK—7 passenger Chandler Heights 5-3tp. now and save tim e on the next car c a r in good condition, J. S. Wilson. FOR SALE—2 4 months old pol. ]oad. 46-tfc Union Avenue. 5-3tc. Parrots.. See Mrs. K. French San­ For Quick sale two lots, 50 by PJO ford Heights. 5-3tp. close in ju st off F irst Street. $275 F’OR SALE—Close in five room each Cash I*. O. Ilox 352. 5-2tc. cottage on double lot a snap. Also Special nttention given to young two separate five acres close in Own­ ladies preparing to go away to school. er. I*. O. nox. 117 5-3tp. 5-ltc. The Quality Shop. For Sale Celery farms, any size. • ' suit purchaser. Huy from owner. Rox 276, Sanford, FTn. 5o-tf crus ami FOR SA LE—Flowers 2*0ti 117 Laurel Avenue. FOR RENT F’OR SALE—One of the best J bungalows in tho City of Sanford 0; FOR RENT—Rooms over 5c and rooms and hath; house ex tra xveill 10c Store. Phone 411. 2-3tc finished inside; three fire-places: F’OR RENT—Nice house-keeping several bearing orange trees on paved ( -- — Beginning with Sept. 20th this Bank will transact no business after 2 p. m. PEOPLES BANK . *. • -- i . ♦. A A A ... . ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * v v v v v v V V M R - Br o m b e r g ••••Oh' * •••• The Surprise Shoe Store Has scoured the entire Northern Markets and as a result the following: We are going (o save you dollars pro­ vided you compare our prices with our competitors who run continual sales. People are tired of reading of sales and when they arrived at the supposed sale find goods not a bit cheaper than the stores who sell their goods right along. We are not tfointf to run a sale but will ask you to come in and compare our prices and if we will not convince you that by paying us a visit you will save money, you cannot be convinced anywhere Surprise Shoe Store Sanford Avenue k i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1920 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, September 17, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 17, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 17, 1920; <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/d2cf4163c395cda2d0f152b945fd09ba.pdf 610f25b1cc22ddea477124d87bcdfd65 PDF Text Text u n R H m mm. SECTION TWO THE SAN FORD HERALD PAGES 9 to 1 IN* TH E HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREA TEST VEGETABLE SECTION* VOLUME XII. S A M DIM). SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, SKI'TEMRKR 10. I!)20. SUM HERt V ICKIE, T H E PR IN TER 'S D E V IL Obituary Poems A rc as Welcome as the Smallpox T trCtlE WN, 1TA )A\S9 A M O m SPRATf AMO \ Ui>J6 AWS»A OM TUC OCAtU OV VAN MVPWCSX), s m w j a , 'X I U O V A S 3 E O AVUivM O O C cu vrrrA UV9< VU ~ *’ H \ I ^ f* ^ V TT f» 1 1 w \T> \ d I N ) "A V M M CUMS. V3 \bus . n^ * aa -<—d u c r ucaw . .A . . A sa u e cum g i m 1/ va\3 S t p w , m w . < s ^ i o r c u c \s*\s r.V ,. .- I _ * . _ . 1 _ . . _ <3a A u o .rk n w j too <2000 f c u a i /u coovhmm AS -rut PEAKOt GATtfJ OP'tO 'XT'OO 51NC& 1X M W 3 DAQV. AWaV\ \JUhS SEMI • 0O «. VOCVD. ueAOOfe siOUM D'EO Crt= IMFUMLNXM « S lu e e JO U U .ue 0 9 AMD D\CO.*’ ,U\S 'jm w & so sorkw uc *» w“CUtfcE. AUE> scocvrceru SfAVIL^o o u .c c w PAVCR. UVLE -CUv3' MOO CttOC n TO UsVU- A'rttrtt. *<0 SEUO ~e\W V.*Uff\CUP\VCG "CD OWE V p * t W’ UVM) MOW. VAA3Nx m m \ MVS^'R' ^ --------/ i ® L ( '^C.VAOA) VAtCVlt, 0>X VUO, NO J SOUL SAVCE OOU.A UVJC59 tViAT -OVAt' AAVJE TU\S PWCG. O' CUAKiOE AViU -Cue «EJ»T OV TU& / aftcciwoova at -rue wom\ es .----- ^ oiMcvr.S’ CHARLES D. ORTr. JUNIOR RED CROSS ' EXHIBITS MAY BE SHIPPED 1)1 RECT TO FAIR (.’ROUNDS WORKING AT HOME New .1 J Arrunficnu'tils W ill Hi* (Jrval Saving and Convenience to th e K xliihitors. Production of Sound Amcrlonn Citizenship tho First Aim, Says Dr. Farrand. K . O . I’ A I N T K l t J A C K S O N V IL L E , ~ (V luhHiahcil al tlio fair prouml*. nnal all f. • fu lpht nir- CANADA WILL SEND REDUCED RATES ^ S " r ; n.Ybrr ”. ; T , l “r GREAT EXHIBIT t o ' f o r STATE FAIR the eery Inclusive phrueo. "Trnlnlnf r i .n _________ for Cltizcnfthlp Through Service' for THE FLORIDA FAIR. ... .. 5's^Vrt St. Petersburg is planning for a new tourist tnngnz’no to be publisbci weekly throughout the* season. Thi, i.*x to be known ns the Tourist News, nnd th** Irs*. Issue will tonic out in I>c cctnbcr. ------------- x-------------Key W est has doubled its property nsscysmcnt. but will cut the mUlatre almost in half, so that the increase ini tu xis will nfte-r all be very little*. IfG H T BUT 4>Mn*t cv rr •LW0 J noni f sad * u * nww. k*»«* ilelunil suit *« «M o o l r#* “ s k r tr id . Po»ta#» asspokL Mno nvr.lrvtr.rA*mn^ n t n r m t : t'MClt n tn '^ rw * Itrstfft * C ri 1 L,nf* ln s,al' Grant Low Hatei antl C>cur»lon* -------------Plan* to Duplicate In JacVtonvIlle C* Habit. Which Wa* U*ed at San Franclico Exposition. Florlila Stnti* Fair, which will l.o held In Jacksonville, Not. if 27. all rail road llms op. rntlnp within tho .State have Jacksonville, Fla.—The Cnnadlnn allowed spoclul low rates to Jackson­ povernmont -will send a mnmmotli '‘X- ville and return during this period. . .................... Large number* are expected I" Uni Plorldn Mute hnlr and Ex ................................... ... ««»«to take pillion, which will he held here. No- ndxnnt«Ko of the oiceptlonnlly low t x i n t » \ 1r as* tv a27. t, | -------- the - ~ Fair, which w iu iu t# 111 he DC tremlu 18 to | “ • visit will Tin- fair management Is In receipt well worth the time and money spent of n lelt» r from J. M. MacLnchlan. to atiend. for the Canadian povemmenl. In The fitnto Fair this year combines -ngwnl n ............................................................. L i . t . a... _ 1- M M w Id iiu fra s l i l f t l l whlcb b<» stutPs a.In ’ ^ nnilous to t tip .features ...... - • •••%• M *%«(ia.kiuiiti niriH iuK u nnd attractions rnnklng It in In cute at tho big Florida fair tho same reality a conihlm-d short courto for exhibit Canada scut to the San 1- ran fanners and stockmen, a circus ntul cisco exposition. ] n rare meet. A first clnss track will This exhibit Is n very expensive one. |l(, completed In ample Hum for the npd requires considerable floor space j.’a|r n,|B y,,nr to — show It. to advuntuge. II Add. il attraction*, nttrnrllons. coupled coupled with with the the .|n . . orj,.r ------- ._ Addt-il !u complete and comprehenslvo, anti |ow • . . . bring n record nt«. should tenilnni-e. There |» this year no r« will demonstrate what America's America t. great tendance. Northern neighbor In doing In the CUI(. for ||)n|, w|||| n f realms of varied Industries. ,|y ^,„v pnn , aku .|>m n|| realms of oKriculturc. ng fine arts. etc. Amoti“ It* particularly for XXlint It ordinarily costs to Uko Interesting fent'ires Is n tllxtplnv ol t grain* «irav.. grasses ami general a-: 111 1. ••* d ra ti* nr«' also to he In if iltulinrel prodiutK fu t on . ' boat line* operat • . . , Can.til.' Ii-lig ago learned lilt* efficacy Jin ki >-. villiof Lairs ';i helping a lung dev«-;opu**-m of that ct'xint'-v, -«ru| "del* y**ar. nol N. V ANGLES IN'I only singes i-xposlflons in its various -MANY : ) i :.m o n s t r a t i o n province** l ilt sends Its exhibits to lb* II <> >1 i: \ T F A I It . great lairs held In the United States K X II I It I T This Canadian exhibit, together xxit 1 J . i i !. *-ri x t |l<- Fla tin* mammoth Fulled States tinx.-rn The ||«itne n - t i. .0*1 1 %ii ' at thi- sx.it*. t,.|r t*i m ment display which k* again com.n;to Flor tl" -s .11 give the state H.s'ltn Nil** lulu r I ' ■ -'7. will ink** high tiinong Ho* n v spl* ndid displays thill all .nld'il impoUal.ie svfilc h w 't l f •rtl.i* lug aniiii.il 1 vi-nt. INTKUKSTINC " K ATI I Kit w-lll I., one new and Interi *t Ul ) \|T KXIIIH1T AT lagThere angle* .n • 1 0 1 tlnn with this dm ' l l.t.'hlMA STATIC l Alii ' ! -- 1 •Viilnt* to <.|.*-11 the eyes uf lair xrs peelaly thilSU of the ' C o v x re n - c ril E s n r r t l O e m o o x t r n tr T in fait 1 r T • exhibit will far sur Methods ot Forecasting Weather I'.is* l in- IUI it ij.spiny- both In scope Changes and quality—nnd will lie Illustrated with hinny striking features, pnrtlcuJacksonville Fin.— Visitors to ’ “ tarty In the home beautification realm. Florida State Fair this year. Novemto 1 That ho certainly something which 18 27. will he afforded an opportunity should appeal to all home hullderxi — to MS* how the weather man works und who M not a home builder? and the tools he uses in ''mukltip Another Interesting side line will l"i wenther a splendid nnd convincing exhibition of efficiency xxork being performed in the farm k i l l hen. T i l l s w ill tie of spe. 1 Ini InP r« *t to house wives, and will not he c tifini d merely tu tho farm house wife. Imt inudunt in the city, us well Call ul (Ills exhibit and get some pointer* In home building and econ­ omy In kite hen mnnngeinc nt. Heine in her most of tho househuhl expense goes out the kill hen door. FOR STOUT ‘ WOM£N.rk ...... . rm i.Tiiv M tm tF.N H rlia In, UlMi IMrr Mala. N.i ah* ei.*«,.*.i.|,..i prlraa alwara In tin* will, tj„ .lli,. Inc tho hlgha'ait hit-ail* of fltllenulilp. BARGAIN CO M PAN Y VI O H ID A Si’ll AY IxllS l.N sium riui's Jfta ksnnvIHe, Pl.t Exhibit* ln»-«l * 'litl it* max ht marked for tin- Mata to tala, f.ur here Na»Va inli*T I'' l.air tl Juk*un\lth Tim Cats- will l>a mill J7 tlii* year tan lai* shipped ill u.u..|"ii 1. >| tha-f .ool Iho a-ilillall* am r* 1 1 to tlio fair rroutiaU Thl* axill la1 laail'il almost at fIn* iloom tif Ho ImHal pinnl Men. to «hl|i|i> iy of cnttli' In »-ar 1 n in which tint ,110 to ho «>t II' lo.nl lot*, atnl county a'\htl>tta>r*. a* Thu urranpomoiHI u ill In* a croal *>av till, iiiltnlrahlo armnpotttor.t olhnltiali * liar in o\|i. ii««. in ,.(V nnthinp ot. nil tnia klnp from Jach<onvlllc frolphi worry ami wour ntul tiarnii tin* nerva t yaril* to tli«- fair pronml*. >i nn\li>ini ami nna| ...mhitor* March ! A railro.ul frolpht offlco will ha* r» mic tuih * an I inlhn of rr Iroail >aril. On fhe hmlk'P of PTery memhor of tho Junior Hod Crus* nro tint woral* “ 1 Horxa*" TI111I ti*IU the ttorjr of the •chool rhllilren's hrnnrh of th# Amortcon Hod 1Tux* urn! It« effort* to hrtns h"i>|ilm »i» to children throughout the world. ItenTliIng Hint the ttmo noxer wan Other*. Since the Junior lied Cro** l* the agency through which the Atnerlenn Hed Cron* reaches the achoolboy* and the achoolglrla. nil It* nctlvltle* are dpslgnvd to cuiua* xvtthln the regu Inr school program, and without creat­ ing new courses or Increasing the num­ ber of studies to h-nd lie eld In vttallaInf tho work of Uie schools. Charles D. Orth of New York ha* "Ths thing that Is needed.” »ays l>r keen elected president of the National Livingston Farrand. Chnlrman of th# Security league to succeed Col. American ned Cross Ontnil CommitCharles E. Lydccker, whose retire* tee. “Is not a perpetuation of the Jonment has been made necessary by III lor' Red Cross, but th# training and health. Mr. Orth has been secretary breeding ofl Isound American ritlssnshlp U rT V U IU | U UUUU A l U v i iv m i V . . . . .. . m __ t . l of the league for the past year, and Is Inspired by the trui, fundftnifntiil chairman of the league's committee Idsala of sound democracy. On* of the on congress. He it the senior member K »«t conception* ln making the Red of Hanson & Orth. Abe* Importers. oss a contributor to bettor rltlxen ■hip In our Amerirnn democracy li the realisation that after all the aole hop* ITALY SEEKS ORIENT’S TRADE of any nation la with the children of the country.” Eds Out to Develop Closer Relation! Th* plan of organisation of the Jun With Japanese— Ready Demand lor Red Croaa make* the school—pub­ for Producto. lic, parochial and private— the unit. ■ot the Individual pupil a Mutual servHorne.— Italy !m* turned her .-yes If lea, helpful community work such ns !l> 1 iricnt to find new fields of truth clean up campaign* .a re of the kick, It"! develop .lose relations xxltl promotion of h>- n regulntton*. par­ Jhpnft. ticipation In civic und patriotic 1 mvt ltiillnn money Is at a premium It. monte—e'l the»v crvotlve ugentui-k dethe far En*t nml inniiufndurers *a> ■Ignad to transhit*- Into Ilf. und action Ha y find n readier demiilid for llieli the regular school program are part* ir.dtu-t.s there than In xvestern toxin of the machinery which the Junior Med tr.t». Ini|ioriullon* from tlio East arx Cross places nt the disposal of the til.. Mitighf for Italy tan carry on tho school authorities trr.de under the hr*t llimnclal ««»tnll Oradvtl study enurees giving prac­ tioti*. tice! methods of **lvlc training, supple­ I "-iiii.nsrnillotis frivorulde to .Input' mented by pamphlets and helpful sug­ ) • i .-. fi held In ninny Itullmi t-lf!«•* gestions. ure supplied to the local schools by the Junior Itvtl I’rosa. An r* : 'iv. the one nt Naples tPirltiL' flu ■ ..f a .Inpelit-se squadron Tt» that elaborate plan for promoting an Intercliunge **i tvirresp'-utlence betwt-t n chit I't* I.,*tot* lai**! no*u'dr I'- .Ittii itt ri i-stnlillsh fretslom «*lJ dren In illfTert-nt sections of the I’nlteil '■ ■r.-e soon, prohahlx l.y June, hat States a* welt as with children In f< t l ••a ri-iit-hed tty tin- 1 1111111II of mlnlw elgn latnl* Is being devised and xx*1 ll 1<r f 'ereals, sugar and other ftiotl* take s prominent ids re In Hie estab­ hi hit-h thi* stnte holds moimpolle* lished rlnssrootn program. In promoting the general cnti*.* of “ III prnlialily he excepted. child xvelfnr*. Red f'ross course* In home hygiene smt care of the sick, H inistead. the little city south *tf first aid, anil dieting mny he estub Miami, which in 1T > I1111I a populn- llshetl In all Juutor Rod Croaa Aux ti* r of 721, is liy the census of 11 *1! 1 lllarlea. i'ivt-n a population t f 1,'107. The tih-als and tli# ohjectlxe of Hie Junior Red Crosa ars embodied In the pledge of service xxhlch the pupil take* when In* sign* the membership roll and ptna on Ids coat the Junior's bridge. The pledge which binds together aorv Ice and citizenship reads: **\Ve xx III seek In all xvnya to live np to the Ident* of Hie Junior Red Cross anil devote ourselves to Its nvrvlce “We will strive never to bring dis­ credit to this, our country, by any un­ worthy s e t “We will revere nnd obey our coun­ try's Isxv* nnd tin tmr best to Inspire s like reverence anil obedience In those shout u«. “We will emlt-axor In nil these wnyn. as good citizens. In transmit America greater, better and more beautiful than she was transmitted to us.” At the foundation of thl« school pro grain of the Ititil* * llrtl Cross Is a great love for Atm rit-u » children. P K K T I I .I Z K K Model G-18 $2075.00 6-34 $1750.00 DELIVERED IV.ifliejilly tin- s;in.«* S p it fixations : ls xithxr cars sfllinji at $:I00.(ID nitirc m oney S«»!tl l»y •«* al tiealt r who hits won the n -| n t sxtion of jfiviiij! S K H V K ’ K t «• th i*« n t ir«* satisfactio n of every c u s to m e r . T I u -m * p rices a r P r i c e is assu red . The, way In which the, weather ha re-nu Is able* to forecast storms frast. and floods for the protection of ugrl culture, commerce and navigation wil be icle-arly and cxplaine-v uu " - . , demonstrated ........................ ............. ”•*......... by trained men eent to Jacksonville for tho purpose from tho llureuti u' mm. 1 . . . S Washington. In Lconnection with deinonstra 111 IIU M tA *IIX 'U swsts# tlio SSI ........................... tlon the. weather bureau xxill display Its dally xxi at her map showing lorn weather conditions from day to day. This exhlh.l ''ill he not only Instruc­ tive hut Intensely Interesting. .f ------------ x-----------I I . • Opposite Hotel Valdez m m m um m a 0 0 0 H F greater vour desire for. free­ dom from washday drudgery the more you will appreciate the truly remarkable labor and time-saving conveniences of the T 0 0 <S'lectzlcZ lfa d A eto S ty /y ry /jy jT eiS rjjS M ? W i/y e r For simplicity, hnnelincss and economy, there is no other washing machine t/ut will please you ax much ax a Maytag. Smoothly anil quietly it handles the avtrae“ family wash in fifteen to twrnty minutcs-faml you ncr<| next he surprised that it delivers your wash cleaner, whiter and with It * wear and tear than if you hail ruhbrd ntul scrubbed it in the old, wearisome way. X-j . Wi dull l*c ple.vcd to vbtiw xi>u this xxnndcrful x* axher. If )ouluxcti.cu others, the Maytag will le a icvclatiun to you. L SANFORD FURNITURE CO. J . I). DAVISON, Mgr. % 00000ti0B00000000000000 1 . . .. . n u v now while th e (Jvvrlaml Sales & Srnice Company Cor. t omnxi rrlal and Park (iesirgin, negro* * S. \V. Simcntoi were* drowned it .Manhattan Death ; re, orl of Jack c. r Two ' » bodies were w m . recovered rvvov»*r,sl sonville*. A large crowd of bathers witnessed the tragedy, which resulted fron peior iwimmcrs g«»ing beyond tbei depth nnd finding themselves unnbl to cope with the undertow*. At I’nbb V t . I n _ ........_I .1,1 Miss \I IS■ Annie, \lltll., II. ilench young ..Indy, Ile-r ger• **• of 116 East“ •First stre-ct, Jackson ... ...............................* ville, and her escort, Herbert Duck halte-r of Kill) Hogan street. Jackson ville*, narrowly escaped death I,; drowning when caught in the undo tow They had to be brought t< shore by life guards 05 the* America' Hed Cress and reaustlcntion method employed. Try a He rald want ad for ret jit? hiyflit-r mioii. H. L. HAIGHT -X ------- Three Wuycross, Theodore* I'nrlninl Making Up the Dally Weather Map li nnd Carlton Miller Weather Bureau Exhibit. the* lunf Si/nelny nt ore to ^ _____ , ! I ' , '] 1 i 'l < �_________ • PAGE EIGHT Raising C th o t v t fll Family* OK • LLO OO K you realty u r n s u m * G*dcon lor itxmno t m i w y i tV----s . I<*, nA«T __ i pworo MrVnLW I » HC^no# i t>t tryyeisJ •HOST TO «MW OOHP»LM'» FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 , W| TH E SANFORD HfcK f* I - b&AA C. » — wmcA C tuc.1 gQMC. rQM.tur* —- POWER WAKEFIELD SPEED ENDURANCE PRODUCTS ARE FAMOUS THESE TRAITS • HAVE WON FOR THE to be used in the County Judge’s of- arc known; and once a week for eight C., nnd thnt fcnid L. K. White is ovn fice. Specifications can be obtained weeks ns to the known parties defend- the ngc of twenty-one years, and thai from Hon. E. F. Householder. County ant, whose residences are unknown, there is no person in the State vt NO .MYSTERY AHOUT WIIAT II Judge, Seminole County, Florida. I nnd once a week for twe vc weeks ns Florida the service of a subp*,< na up DOES OR ROW IT DOES IT. on whom would bind the *aid I T* This board reserves the right to r e - ' to the unknown parties defendant, ..A nd It Surely I* Doing It...Think ject any nnd all bids. ‘ I W it n e s s my hand nnd the seal of the White. Of It This Wav: . -The Former Culti­ L. A. Bromley- Chairman, said Circuit Court on this 8th day of Therefore, you, L. K. White art vate!* the Land So Nourishment Can Bonrd of Co. Comr’s. September, A. D. 1020. hereby ordered and made a party com Get To The Plant Roots...Diet, Water Seminole Co. Fin. (Senl) E. A. Douglassplninant in the room and stead oi and Exercise Control How Soon I lie Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Coun­ Mary M. Secord, whose interest veu Attest E. A. Douglass. Clerk. 4-ltc. Human Mnchinr Ilreaks Down. WE Seminole County Firm Does Great ty, Florida. By E. II. Wilson. have ncquired, nnd you up- further ir ------------ x------------KNOW A 1.1. THIS. HUT DO NOT llusiness In Preserving Line George A. DeCottos, Solicitor nnd of dered to file yoflr appearance «.f record In the Circuit Court of the Seventh Do D Properly. “ ENERGIZER" Makes Counsel for Complainants. 4-13tc in the above cause on or before the 4th Geneva, Seminole County, has one j J S J K S K . NOTICE. S t y 1s a "in "cL 'n °cr,rS; mln“ ' t day of October- A. D. 1920. the sarr-.i of the greatest preserving works in being n Rule Day of this m it j. J . 11. Cowan, et <»],: the stnto. It may not he the largest --------------- X---------------vs : Citation. The Registration Books for Seminole further ordered that this notice l. but it certainly inis a reputation of NOTICE TO DPR PATRONS County, Florida, will be open in all the ' published in The Sanford Herald. ; Fred B. Bradley, et nl.: the best nml supplies every state in published in Seminob 1 To G. It. Calhoun of I'itkins, Colo- ' precincts of the county from Sept. <»th newspaper tlie union with the finest guava jell­ This is to advise you that we have raj 0, p. A. llart of Savannah, Geor- to Oct. 9th, 1920. II. CMhlBose, •County, Florida, once a week for fi\, ies, etc. found it necessary to place our repair ] ^in, and C. II. Walsh of Wilmington, 4-2tc Supervisor of Registintion. consecutive weeks. This is the celebrated Wakefield department on a cash basis. There- North Carolina: T. O. Gillis, N. J.Gal. ! Witness E. A. Douglass, clerk o. Preserving Co., and the firm is com­ fore on nnd after Sept. 15th, you will ' higher, J. M. Hunt, J . F. Mitchell, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I said Court and the seal thereof thi: posed of Sir. and Mrs. I1. T. Wakefield be expected to pay for all work done Louis Paint and James Sawyer, whosi 80th dny of August, A. I). 1920. at the present writing and they an by us upon delivery of your auto­ plnces of residence arc unknown, and Notice is hereby given lo the pub­ (Seal) E. A. Douglass, putting tip this elegant brand of goods mobile to you. This is not a reflect­ to all parties claiming nn interest in lic, that the Wekivn River Bridge Clerk of the Circuit Court in a little out of the way plncu neat ion on your manner of handling your and to the following described land Geneva—in fact in their dooryard—ns account with us. Our business rel- jn Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: between Seminole nnd Luke Counties George G. Herring. Solicitor and i is now undergoing repairs, and is un­ Counsel for Defendant. 3. 5^ it were, but as Emerson said, " i f vmi ntj„ns with you have been very picas Lots 7 and 8, of Block 4, of Tier I safe, nnd is closed to the publid,‘trav­ mnke the best mouse trap in the world |nnt (lUt conditions over which we have of Sanford, Florida, according to E. el nnd any person or persons uslnithe people of the world will mnke a no control have made this step neces­ R. Traffords map of Sanford, I-'lorisaid Bridge will pass their own risk beaten path to your doorway and the) sary. dn : * without liability of any kind accurare certainly making a beaten path We believe that this plan will work it appearing from a sworn Bill of ingA to Seminole County. to the doorway of the Wakefields in out' to your advantage ps well as out L. A. Bromley. Chairman. Complaint filed in this cause, that Geneva. This firm hns received all own ns it will elimminnte the posibilBoard of Co. Comr's. kinds of flattering offers to mov* ity of any loss nnd enable us to oper­ you have, or claim to have some in­ Seminole County, Fl.i terest in and to the above described their plnnt to larger cities but the) ate our service department more econ­ Attest: E. A. Douglass, Clerk. 4-4tc. land, are content to remain at the old stand omically. Therefore, you, G. R. Calhoun, F. A. for the present and are greatly enlar­ We thanking you for past favors NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC ging their present quarters nml will In and solicit your further patronage. llnrt, and C. 11. Walsh are hereby* re­ quired to be and appear before oui able to tnku care of their many largi All work guaranteed. Notice is hereby given to the pub­ said Circuit Court at the Court House orders this season to better advantngt B. & O. Motor Co. 4-lte. in. Sanford, Florida, on the 14th day lic, thnt the Genevn Bridge across thi They are installing new equipment of October A. D. 1920, and then and St. Johns River, between Sanford nnd nnd one of their kettles alone turn! there mnke answer to the Bill of Com­ Geneva, Fin., is now undergoing re­ out over 100 ja i s of jelly every half LEGAL AIIVERIISING plaint, otherwise a Decree Pro Con- pairs, nnd is unsnfc, nnd is closed to hour and they nre putting in several fesso will be entered against you. the public travel, nnd any person 01 more kettles and enlarging the build­ And you, T. C. Gillis, N. J . Gallagher persons using snid bridge will pass ing anti will purchase trucks for tin NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC J . M. Hunt J . F. .Mitchell, I<ouis Paint at their own risk, without liability quicker transportation to Sanford nnd and James Sawyer, are hereby re­ of any kind accruing to Seminole neighlwiring cities. They, have one* or. , I* i1 Notice is hereby given to the pub- quired to be nnd appenr before our said County. ^ l u!demonstrates ; . i 0^ ™ z that r r jbusiness f . H * . * ■ » * t o u . , « i. i m * * L. A. Bromley, Chairman, Circuit Court at the Court House in which this 1 the St. Johns River, between Gen.-vn, Bonrd of Co. Comr’s. that had such a small start a few nnd Mims Fla., is now undergoing re- Sanford, Florida, on the 8th day of Scmminolc County, Fla. November, A. D.. 1920, and then and years ago has attained Inrge propor­ pairs, and Is unsafe, and is closed to J h mnke answer to th.1 Bill of com- Attest: E. A. Douglass, Clerk. 4-4tc tions nnd today the Wakefield prod­ the public travel, and any person 01 ucts nre known far and wide as tin persons using snid Bridge will pass plaint, otherwise a Decree Pro Con- In the Circuit Court, Seventh, Judicial All these cars have been |u* fesso will be entered against you. best of the kind on the market. in fiivt class n»i.<i.tion t.r.d at their own risk, without liability of And nil other unknown parties claim­ Circuit in and for the County ol Mrs. Wakefield has a new conceit I Wly kind nccniing to Seminole Countire going at rta.M-n:.b!e j rice* Seminole, Floridn. • ing nny right, title or interest in and that is bound to become popular wit I (y_ Citation. to the property herein above described the tourist trade. It is small baskets I„ A. Bromley, Chairman, are hereby required to lie and appear Mary M. Secord, L. E. White, et woven from Florida pine needles con­ Board of Co. Comr’s. before our said Circuit Court at tin nls., vs. William G. Aldridge. taining erystalired ginger and is only Seminole County, Florida. It appearing from the affidavit file* one of the many fine articles put U| Attest: E. A. Douglass, Cclrk. 4-4te Court House in Sanford, Florida, on the 3rd dnj* of Jan. A. I>. 1921, and in this cause by George G. Herring by his enterprising firm of which San­ ------------ x-----------then and-tbere answer to the Bill of Solicitor for the Defendant, thnt it i* ford and tin- whole of Seminole coun­ Sanford, Florida Complaint filed in this cause, other­ the belief of the affiant that L. E NOTICE ty is justly proud. wise n Decree Pro C’onfesso will In White, who was made a party to thi D istrib u to rs for Hen. Board of Countv Commission­ entered against all said unknown par­ enuse by an order of Court in tin it,ers in and for Seminole County. ties. room nnd stead of Mary M. Secord It is ordered that this notice be pub­ whose interest the said White has a* Florida, at their next regular meet­ ing to lie held Oct. 4th. 1920. at in lished in The Sanford llernld, a news- quired, is a non-resident of the Stnt i1 , o'clock A. M. at the Court House, paper published in Seminole County, of Florida and that his present pine* FOR SALK—C immI milch cow will »»» Snnfonl Flo., will receive bids for Florida, once n week for four weeks n s ' of tesidence is .'1219 Volta Place be fresh soon. Inquire m il French <*ne Si«*l Fire Proof filin- cabinet •to the defendants whose residence South Capital Street, Washington, I» 4-ltp. avenue. ENERGIZER. VERY SIMPLE Good Used Cars For Sale 1 Buick six Touring 1 Wescott, Seven Passenger 1 C h e v r o l e t t o u r in g White seven pass­ enger B. & 0. Motor Co. LEXINGTON and STANDARD EIGHT AUTOMOBILES Too Late to Classify The Marked P re stig e it Holds in the Autom obile World Today Demonstrations Gladly Given. Motor Co. Distributors tor Seminole, Lake, Osceola and Volusia Counties Frank Losslng Contractor A. Builder Phone 407 ------------ x-----------RENT—719 ( luA ROOMS FOR 4-ltc avenue Cor. Sth Street X- C IT R U S -E X C FOR SALE- Ford speedster Gold-* boro Store 4-ltp. FOR RENT- Two rooms for tight I house keeping. 2(ut East Third Street. 4-3tp. ------------ x-----------FOR RENT—2 or .'I nicely furn­ ished housekeeping rooms. Do not object to children. Mrs. Julia Rid­ dling. Eagle Home 205 Oak ave. 4-ltp ------------ x— ;-------..Saturday Sept. II th. we will -ell Guaranteed Goodyear Tires and Tubes f»r the price of the tire-. Gas 32 ctJt.-.E. P. Hines... 105 Palim-tt* Avenue................. 4-ltp. FOR SA LE—Good milk cow. Apply to J . II. Estridge, Mcllonville, ave­ nue. 4-lltp FOR SALE CHEAP— Full blood­ ed Airedale bitch. L. A. Remind. Sanford Bnttcry Service Co. 4-ltp Increasing Strength Of The F lo rid a C itrus Exchange THE FLORIDA CITR U S EXCHANGE WAS HAD ITS HD.GESI AND MOST SU CC ESSFU L YEAR IN 1919-29. OUTSTANDING F E A T U R E S ARE LARGER VOLUME. WIDER DISTRIHU"1 ION, LOWER COSTS OF OPERRATION AND MORE SATISFACTORY RETURNS THAN EVER IIEFORE. IN ADDITION TO MONEY EARNED FOR GROWER M EMBERS HY TH E OR­ GANIZATION. IT SA V ES THEM VAST SUMS THROUGH THE T R A F F IC AND CLAIM DEPARTMENT AND TH E EXCHANGE SUPPLY COMPANY. IN EVERY PART OF FLORIDA. CITRUS GROWERS A R E AWAKE TO TH E U)VANTAGES OF M EM BERSH IP IN TH E EXCHANGE. AND TO ACCOMODATE NEW MEMBERS FOUR NEW LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS W ER E FORMED RECEN T­ LY IN TWO W EEKS. TEN OR TW E L V E NEW EXCHANGE PACKING HOUSES ARE IN COURSE OF ERECTION AND MANY ALREADY LARGE HOUSES A RE CONSTRUCTING ADDITION’S. SOME OF THEM TO DOURI.E PRESEN T CAPAC ITY. ONE IMG ICE PLANT AND TH R E E PRE-COOLING PLANTS ARE Hill.DING. To obtain the benefit- of the Florida Citrus Exchange for the ap­ proaching season, you must take membership before it opens. For full information write to the business manager at Tampa, consult the . munager of the local association nearest to you or call on Orange County Citrus Sub-Exchange Orlando Hank *C- Trust Building VULCANIZING TH E INSIDE IS IMPORTANT. Don't forget that it is just ns nec­ cssary to have your inner tubes 1 strong, flexible nnd durable the snme ns your outer shoes, anil our vulcan­ izing process will do this for you. It’s the best tire insurance you could put your tire money into, for it dou­ bles, often trebles, the life of both tires and tubes. We are vulcanizing specialists. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS PHONE 17 Jal; ar.d Ir 1 St. Smlor l. F !. rl.!*. O rlnntlo, Florida Linen yenr* of unqualified surce-s. Priwrn stability. !r.:na-lng ad*antn2r«i to mctn'.i-**-. �rmi*AY. septemufi. THE SANFORD HERALD P A C E TEN DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WANTS POWER TO ENFORCE PRINCIPLES Oranges ----- Trees 111,8-18 there will lie grent numbers of people 200,000 bxs. |who will be nnxious to come to Flur- t prospect cm p.slsc. the lmsince the county was not organized portnnee of planting winter gardens until 1913. as extensively ns possible here in ------------ x------------Florida. All that can be raised will MUM It I > FOR FLORIDA'* surely be wanted, and the probability ______ is that in any event there will be a shortage of such food crops ns can \» advertisement in a recent issue j,c rn|8..,| here in the winter. of a Detroit Mich., paper, hears t h e ________ _________ above heading. The "ltd" rends H j k : . . "Going to Florida. Will share I» the death of Charles S. Harris ! freight car with another going there." Daytona loses one ;>f Irer most conThis i« a good big straw that shows sistent, nlNweather boosters, Ile hat ! Inmntiin declaring the nineteet) ntoeribnr"* *o the federal consti 'which way the wind is blowing in tin been a resident of Dayonn and vieintutior, granting women equal frut, 'northern statea. Let them come, tin ity for m years, and Ins conneetio: with the Daytona Daily News am ehise tun! been ih.tlv ratified and wa ! more tire better. C 1 L J J 1 D ., .i-.th i' i l.n tl | eonnnittei | WitlVthe closing of it great numbers other papers gave him opportunity to D j received 11.*■ nnnouneemeiit with h ear-[ of factories in the north and the con- boost as was Ids held. I lit- News e v ty apnlatise no move was innde t< seuent discharge of many thousands tends sympathy* to his relative*, am cndoi e the action or ni**g* ■; id . laborer-', it is evident that tin knows that Editor Fitzgerald will tin* for the participatioit m i Lvtioiitht', j prospects up there for the laboring his place har d to till. for tin ■ participation if Demircrntb I elnsea are not espeeinlly nttrnctive. i*«pei women in the November election. I: With high priees for coal, scarcity Try a Hernhl want ad for results. was explained by the chairman tha' of comfortable bouses to live in nml these matters would conn- under th« scarcity of profitable employmmcnt direction and «unen tsion of the cam ( pa urn committee to be appointed Int* this week are early next week. The session w ieh opened shortIv after I loVlock lasted little ntor* ARE NEEDED IF REAL DEM OF ,tlm nn lm iir. Would Restore Powers formerly neiQ Committee E LE C TIO N CHANGES t l O T e n t s , A w n in g s, T a rp a u lin s , oT c a n v a s a r t i c l e s t o s p e c i a l o r d e r s , L ig h t a n d H e a v y C a n v a s , F l a g s B u n t i n g , \v;ioon ❖ U m b re lla s, n , O p e r a t e d by Dm net s and malingers all ii." Sv->-ion t.t Jacksonville lust week ( : ....... .an Hammy, tinmvdialelv Tem.itt* following hid tre-clecimn to serve I.aniN in f a r in ' Ci, bit' Total, acres _ . . fot at ’ tel two year* as lu-n.l 11 Illtproved, acres the party ni the .stale, dvclated llu Value of land and Fmitlt Florida coniHie- in [arlptmn 17. : f buildings ,,t i l l t p i l me suffering much iftuti ! |Farm s n-poiiing domestic |'IV .* i * id * win. Il tili,. party w •! 12 i animnle s, ip'll!. i.• t lint*- 1 • • i 11••At I \iiinial- repnrli d \ V « • mi v 1 . I K I . o ! ti!. 1llltt tin* I'll" I |or-e.. in count . .hi*. h"i it i* - tii- ;* tit M.lb s i ■ • » 1 1 • j 1 i l • 1 * * apt.... ■■ la. fe* 1 at tie l *■ i It.; * , i M i -ill C|| •*.I pill t n i l ti-. a ! *0 -v in e • ! t;it* *" all - * i o p . . :nn* I a , -.7 i**.»iVi i»\ t 1, ' 1 11111 hi si' Fiim-ipal <1mini It * \i re« • * » «i ii i> t r a p s , Iltl't Mar* i -t> d liar* e-teil up* ;d. i. id I iiPft lip tip 1>72 ! ■ i* i s'.r, J|:*. I I.-.y Id • foil. . lie 0 .- ,b 1.: F u rn itu re , Life P r e s e r v e r s , W a te rp ro o fin g , E tc . Mail Orders Solicited ♦ ♦ ♦ Jacksonville Tent and Awning rn ' h sU | •:* :* * . . . * . ......... . . . E L D E R S P R IN G S ** j t WATER TIIO.M \S |l. tUKr.ll. ph. II. M h u ittln u ii] t h lR Iu n lj . I*... fr - - I n «I . .r* < r * ‘' t ' nnfurn GLASSES AI) JESTE D and REPAIRED i t ’- the loosened paits that went So it l eliooVes you to take cate L. A. BRAND You ought to bring your ea: hi re at regular intervals for m inspection. We will see that ev r!*. b.dt and not i- properly * telil •ip d. Don’t monkey with you at bl our monkey* wreiuli at t« i ll I,, ti • trouble. We are m a­ te! motor mechanics. ( Iptnnietri-t-f >pilt inn A r f il lo n ,int| ( , l ) H c lr^ n * »»f li**rif ....... f tic t»-ir tr ft*ot« gIir 41 annIj %i*. ?**«uI«Itiv 1n 4 n n%***gr |**j%j M i n i pit** «*f i h « ‘ « 4 t » r . harrttful ■D-l)'l'. found lia i Ir r ia , 1 b iM iilt t«>nl*rm %* nf fyll> 4 m l !■ .*11 lit* p.‘ r f i l m . ; »*mi| *wll. ibi -i.!|.fc, v*t'l*a I rs#t * •*:»» ss| N iir ,iii « ! !ir s l u r n t r p r a r t l r s l i i ,f ff.** j h -| a l l M i m l n i i i i l i*am«**iik D * f r r j • (t i is11 a m o u n t »*f « II I••r t *■*«- 1 i»>tc * , . i« « % . ; i <4•* p«if p i * t *• f n 4 i l « I l l Ion tn ib"* .■ *»*! i . ; «i » :,.ir n ' p m Ilf l l l r f . TI jin*. *r **ii • *p »*r i i ! f e . l U ' d ma.h Ul|, Lenses Ground n *||n t , | i,* O f t h e r i a n i * ,t I« • ' • o f * h * i r f 1 . fi rr r t b .t DOn r v U p r f i u f i n *•! g o o d | l| illU l« l«l ih.»i o f t h l k ••Ilf * ;u"** •** *» *ilrf 1Mi Mlf \i t, r I kill » • r I * r * p » » if , M gnrd ! IIO N i* vt %K I II T . 0. CHARLES. Distributor 221 I!. First S t r i r ! 111 t ►jijiiiMte I’lislnllice ■Hi.M 111- W III I* U!h Oi: 1ruin B. & 0. MOTOR CO. juft j ’ AKK *-.i iiford. : 3 0 £ '« J U ■h I Cam p Mr. 1 n rhirlf* Sinfunl* t l » t l)nr Mr: 1 hAiir fwfnplrtr«t ffltrful fhrmfrJtl «f hv * you bfn u fh l rtir r u r Ia*t b«%rcj«b!ftinri| ih»* f , „ ‘ «»!-•? M***r » hi-.-I* i r; • l!r*.1r rIon V n r.|| Ttilk * .*1 f* pm, I !«*•' \mnii*ni4 •*" part* prr .flort II.n ne*. -Mlili . Eyes Tested .tin I*. B o a t Tops I ’H i a i r I B |in ra ln r, ..f Uni,, , ,, M . l u i P e rk . I la x „ . ... s The dilictor of the census amour:., subject to correct loll, the following i r r x & <;*«•*. . - C O lllf o r t ! l, J g n i . i l l u * . Itu liln * r „ l l , j r . P lu rlila Director til the Fen*n- Give* Some latero'ling Fact- and Figure-. . ’ ......’............. arm \< reuge. 1 l,n,M Operated by 1White far liter.* u rV 'M m ln t. " . i v .i ' h* cal pm ty t lion e tn ne g* 3 1 1 0 I n i l j l l r a t *n.l < un .u ntng Cbfm Ul lu ig -’ again be a power in shaping preliminary lleuri* from the eensn.if tin* party and brill; 'o f agrieult’ire for Seminole county, m, I u bln, to .latmarv I to l l ~~ +++++HH '' INSUNSHINE OR STORM REPORT 11Y GOVERNMENT Amendment of tire Ur yon primary i.f.v so tha it he State Democratic exevutive conimitteo might have re,toieil to it those powers which th< primary law -t n i'P " it of -o that n ........... t e C , S h i p A w n i n g s , C o v e r s . B a g s a n d a ll kinds SEMINOLE \GltMTLT ERE I'RIMAKIKS E x e . o liv e r O <• *% ^ * • Optician t R \ |S ARK TO \ o I E IN L .A tic | F T ■»> * .j. *> *:* .j. £ .y * .j, J • J „,( W E ., Floriib T r a c t o r Is U n i v e r s a l 3 ! & Celery, Iad lu ee, ( 'a u1iflower ♦ Our>DM'k> a e t're-h and are ol the IkM -tra il- llutl can be *eriired. Sanlord Fnntiers have hem iij-iw; our “ Faris (iohleii Yellow Sell - Blanehiag ( elt ry Seed’’ for ihe pa-t Iwenly year-. E M dur “ Big Bo-ton I.elliE'e’ and 1lairly Suowliall I'aulillower' have always produced dependable crops. Why evperinieiilV Place vnur orili r ■ earh . .lie. ■\. In] 1 i *>•i • JM* I * *ii i \1»* jit ii .ti ;. l.*\v. * . * «. • t IL” 1 *l|f 1 H* *■ at • t . -pMi -u U* I'm I•* »• *• «iu * •• * u*-ru d tIi- vn» it f* . i!,t j, * an. Uiv t •* it,* u1« . “Ill *• 1 ;. .1 ’ .i '. iiI:.*.by il;* •iin , ■ lt.<;iiil. i’«nn ., L| t< iklist 1 ■■ V. -*..l p h. ■; D'U *• * *■ lli -, fat \ fii.ii tin p it Dal *« * Jim IBU t; nffa :i* -m iit ly. i 'Iminmiii l!:t? « v <! •fs*|1t*| ? Hi* Iit liit that Mimt* ? *nit* Ei fm »* tiit* t*i i t ' P low s 7 to D acres a d a y C h a s e & Co. w ith o n e tr a c to r does az! field work from plowing to harvest O ne m an - .infi.rd. I lot id* ion of t‘.*2l the party should ar range for a convention ie,u. ~ei tin, every county in the -tale to di-.othe party's affair*. The f'ommittei voted to adopt that -tntement be recorded in it- record* and that a ropy he sent to each member of the conimitteo. Rarely enough mi mber* to form .* i|uorum were present «phen the ,o uutiee was lulled into session at It o’clock this morning on the tent! flour of the Seminole Hotel. Twen­ ty eight members answered to then name either in person or by proxy, organization the business permanent­ ly organizing for the next two year* was udertakeii , with the result that George J1. Raney, of Tampa, chair­ man for t 'e past six year* was re elected for another two years Schellc Maine* of Sanford, Scniineli County, was elected fcrretary, and I. E. McCall, of Jasper, wen elect­ ed treasurer. Chairman Raney was authorized to appoint a eampaingn committei which will be charged with the duty of getting out the largest possildi Democratic vote in the general elect ior\ in November This committee will be announced within the next three days, the chairman announcei' so that it might get down to busi |V*s without delrtyj It will also direct t 'e raisin g of Democrat ii funds wit!* which to handle part* affairs in the state dan also tto hi contributed to the national fund fie the election of the Democratir norni Pies :nr president and vice president * ommitteeman Hope!! Davis nGainesville offered a resolution ett dossing the nomination of i'..x and Roosevelt for president and vice Kratictseo i tirvi-ntion i *o| tdi dctru* Florida t-nd elsewhere that t e»-vi<'.. of prut Wait sin this star* might t>. rrn s-erv. The ndmirdstratbin •}' P'e-idev* 'ViNon wa< also hinrtil* ei'd-e . . with cheers when lit* nano we- mentioned. Th<* committee was info**,tod !>• ' Tin* Mef-iir>»di« thro.u'if Chnirr,«ne I Rnne*c i"*fi,.|rv id State Colb* I had Thursilny morning i«sued a |iro< | -Wash Tubs vs. GoldDollars— This is the year of years to put in a full acreage, and countgeous business farmers are getting their “wash tubs" out of doors despite dillicultics, all ready for the rain of "gold dollurs" that is just uhcad of them. - When you let us supply your building A factory overcomes labor shortage by using machines that do the work of a number of men. They often pay very high prices for such machines, but it pays them in labor savings. needs you Ret a Rreat deal m ore than ju s t so m any feet of lu m b e r— bundles of shingles— pounds of nails— or panels of B e a v e r Board. You get the benefit of our building 6 material knowledge and experience in S e r v i c e that helps you get the results you wnnt at the right price. Service first in planning the w o r k — more service in selecting proper m a te ­ ria ls — speedy service in delivering the goods. The labor shortage never was so great as right now, but it need not nficct you, if you use a Moline-Universal Tractor. Y o u pay for the materials. T he seri’ico pa ys for itself in the larger volum e of business it brings through super-satisfied cu sto m ers. It will pa y y o u to be one o f them. Here is what one m a n and a Moline-Universal Tractor c a n do in a ten hour day: Plow 7 to 9 aerti Diic 2 7 aert* with a 7 1 Tandem Dltc /Amou A ' i c 3 8 aervt U'ith a 10' Diic Harrow Harrow 7 6 aerti with a 2 0 'P o g Tooth Harrow Cultivate from 13 to 2 0 acret with a tuo-roie Cultivator Drill 3 5 acret with a 10' Crain DnII Haneit 4 0 acret with a 10' Crain hinder Harveit 10 acret with a Corn Hindir Mow 2 5 acret with a 8' A/ou*«r Rake 4 0 acret with a 12' Rake In addition it makes a powerful and economical stationary power plant up to 24" separator capacity. W e can prove to you that a Moline-Universal Tractor will be a profitable investment for you. A demonstration on your own farm cheerfully arranged. If drtirej you can uf# the “ drag hthind" or hone drawn implementt you now have with the Molir.e• Univertal the tame at with other lypet o f tracton. \v Bell Bros., Lake Monroe, Fla. § ? 'f! fl UCSS; «tlii! for' S e rv ic e ■v-r rC. s Sanford N ovelty W ork s , ^ —[ C U L T I V A T I N G * •--- . £ f ■-. /•; y;v > .......... ................................................ , —j M A f^ V C S T lN G |- A — f T H P E S H IN G fl 17t C o i n m m ini S t r e e t I �yg jiy jM s S E P T E M B E R 10, 1920 TH E SANFORD HERALD ns much before they hnve to produc Hill .Ur nf li\f, A r>.. mis. Im BI..J nil err l a l f * . A t h A t ^ f f ll^ m l ............... another report,, ns possible will begii U B . t * In tn r offl*. »n>l h i t —« .l* »p p |lf«tlo nI | » l f * . V V IIIU n) A. It.M lm fk, an I At^rrtta. bU IV CIRCUIT COURT, for t i « .l*«.l to l n i i r In aM O tvIaar* w l l b U «r [ w l f . , I . l u l * A M i a o J r r . CIRCUIT. IV A! _______ - to afect business and every other 1in S a l t r v r t l B i 't l r r n ik u r r s Ih * f..|l.>«tnj r e r l M l ' i r t l * A l* n n .1 * r, W illia m At#taQ«iar. COUNTY-. t« M p * rlr .In u t * ! Is S y b i I u M . cV a n ljr. I ' U l b A 1 *rin .|*r. th* ami the men generally, though g e t­ to a l t : t r lr a at lia r o f ] i ~ r ph ,\ lf» l a i l t f , J ' . * » . * l I, 5ii *nnuti. ri-ifiit x Writ err ting such execs ive wages, buck puj l ! 4 f l. n f H i t . I S i n 10. A. F llrlffln * I t l l l n . l 'l C.,ai;.: xnj, a a»r|«>raiU>a ual*r (Ui Snti I I I . , ris-nM sI In I*U1 n .. V U s * I t 1U a a o f tl s u tr* n f t]fn r< U a n t tl.a * U N umi nil th at, will be fucing a seriou T li* ic l.t U n i k*lMs •••»••*.) at H i* . l i t * o f ' o r r i . . f i . ii \ v r m ir .W V i II. Ila m a r f an I .......... *• U w i »if ih / o f i i 'j h . l> « u n r* o f in i'll r r r t l S r a t * In tl * n itu * o f proposition. I ltam«**j Ma %«If«W lllU m 1 A H ill* . T w * . . I V a l l I! S t f ie s . Iiv«» f.»r M i r t l i J . 1*.111• iin*l I rr tw*i illU E lilr r a . v*!i!tn»r ** •! : v • m e action was very cleverly tniiev At.-. Tav C lll l S n l l N>> SVS. ila tis l III* M a rtin \ t !IIU an I V a n W n ilJ t 'l i m r n o r n w . i r a t h i v Sr i .Ujr .•! Jn ti* . A I ’.. I(*|s L i . til* I n l . | r*Ji:illi M jr i.a . atiu aitaougn pico.vuu oy . .uitiu K ill*. \ U tjr W i:il|a A. I* • im known t/ Jra .t#»l-***a PAGE E L E V E N i f S * t|.vj l» tb * !*.*n tb rn t .j- jirt» f »i *»*t . (in r t * r o f S*ctt.>a »>. m l th * Nottb.| i t f t . r o f V< *rtt.*iit T iir li* * uf S **tl- n II In T o w t i i l l j 31 Sooth I U i f . .11 n * . | . " i m l *ach «.f jn tj i r » L * r« i * o f j * r - 1 tc r to th* c o '.;i> Iiln :,it-* l l t | - f l o m p l il a ! s i* .] on c m . n r f •>*-•. v * a . i*. t t * i i y .* f*.|n/ i ilt il* l * i r o f t b it ,-« f ' t . i ,.tt AND ORANGE CO I N SIN ESS MEN IN COMPANY. I. VI U2) Hull 1 iy expect.. «t tills soon nut you cm. .all \. .to any of ttiu local employe- m tin c u a , »....c ami .i.,U out lui youirvl as tu \wiu. nus been liumteU loom, li oli.er Words wiille tne guVciiuuci.v wa 111 cui.;.i | ut tile i naos up lo tm turn tt ey weie ic-itam liiey would be guai U i . u . ...c • i-- per cent, tiicy wei liie most extravagant and cureles. corporation* and kept it up u. id lit lualtOr was settled. All they vvutilv 119**1. !n in r nS*— : r . ! n i.|« »|.|illr*tl«»n t..r U t .)**■! t.* l»*u* In M Y .it.U n r * w it h l i « S i t l r* rtin .- it* * m t f i r * a i t * ..ll- .a liif .1*»cr****.I I. n ^ ^ r t r i lo t * ! * 1 In S .o itlv '1 . fo u n t / . I'lo u .l* t ■» l t W | I o f l: I 2 n f M V t - l o f s i : ! I o f <*<• T T p 31. S I! 3*1 It . S i i rr*. T l * . a l l lifi.l l«*ln^ a * .* ...s | at t l * . l i t * o f l . . | i n i * .»f * n ili r*tt|rti- it* In tt * tiatn* o f oorpontt-in •‘’ twjiUlnt . fo rth fr . : - i M t m t t b l i n o il* * b * pa!*f r t n f l i * is.ntw ’u l l * * *« r*k i :o th * V ia., I * t « l l . « n * « .p » p * r o f s * t» » ril d f n t U l l i i i hi* » t r. W illiam r, NMM* \ A t t 4n |r* \ l - *a*,i!rr. xotice rn ISilIn tA ! C«»»t j**nr mn* ,»f It.** atat. • o>»ri»>rat!'»fi tin I » !o fi*^*r^t» nh‘l tl*r j IK»N-rl H Hi aaj avtil • •' W In ! V. ' l r i'i • i***l l | i r y \ . V If'iaf**** ‘I It \ H ill* IV . 1*111# ila f lb i I \ I* f.*r lir o f t f li l arTi»*!| I la « |f«» | * » f I i l l »!*•• H .IM or A rrlicA fT o v io n iK*n |, r I t •‘ * I *n *•" •, »»f \ |* 1 ■■•' ! ,'.]S •* ;>• ,..»*• (n * * i | »?*• •• *• lft* h « >^t. *•**•!*• • '*‘'t^ • I *• |»* t. *■ n t'ie nf |nkn*>«D AI•• t . % ll 1i * % I * .o •' I •* ;• I!tin s *rtit 117 f W i " -n * i * j* * l»* of l o a d in g t i i e payro lls ul 11 ;i Js^ircrx.'-" - 'v < r > r ^ T h is s e c t i o n c e rfa in li| a lo t t o i h e a u ite m big car, but the man with the 0 K at it just from small car and the medium the business stand­ point, compared with,sized car. say, ten years ago— or even five. W c represent U . S . Tires E I-**Inc t|ei«’rlMI tanl« altnatr In f*«*ontv. 9‘lorltla. rn*»r# particular Ir «l#^*rll»^'l a* folJfina, low11. S*l»ct jrour f/raa mocording to the ro*d• they /tsr# to trartl: la undy or hilly coun­ try, wherever the going O apt to be heavy—The U. & Nobby. For ordinary country roidi—The U. S. Chain or Usco. It- .- In n li* at lntar#a«*t!on o f th# Houtk lln# o f |7«•v ! |tau»Aiit(* w ith th# Eaat F o e C. B. fro n t w h e e l* — T h a P la in . For belt r e a u l t a — • r a r y w h a r m — U. S. Royal Cordt. 1 tin - more efficient methods Him !*fv iii vogue before wartime e x t r a - 1 Uvumr rampant. Here is tin r-- .. ftnin the S ta r: "Til.- tin- railroads were making ! "Hit. incuts and bunks up tu pres th,- giivrnmeiit fur the 5 1-1 1 guarantee, tlu-y were givim ".'■i .ill the extra time they enuh . t h e m work Sundays and every and gangs that had ncv< .tia were put to work. Wbe •v ■> going mi the expanse ol tin ''■ I- nii the books w a- being pilei ' '.t..it the government would hnvi »'•*' . guarantee on a larger cos No snom-r did the Kseb-Cum ril.lt'lT r | ?<*«! %J*M HUkltrMf'1 pUTl*-* into uffret ami the mens •illipf U !*<• % J u*. tp** |*f*i r*»tifr*w i w ill Iwi rn w*r- |m»t ■iM tinkhnwit igned tit being proudly It I * orikfi-tl It »t 11*1% f lr a t t .il tw* iiiMUlin* 11 by Congressman Ilrane vvh In Tl,** Sififor-I I l m M a rtrw9inj»#r puMKlifs* *''* ' carry bis own ward in Lake In *<4nf«*r»l JK»n*lf#tl# • *»inI jr. ri**rMa. «*»ir»* « fi-r rlffM r»*iiM*mt|i*> t t f e l * a* *fI* — to •| ii .in 11j.• nn order come tint slat I n n tin t k f e n . b f i * a l i j en r # a m <*rk *>%* twi*T«# ■l ‘t there would In. no more ej i u / K h i fi**tl<** t-* unknow n i> f*H itan!» VY|fru*#*i n it t a i l « fn] tli** ***V| o f » i M C ||. *_'ir Sunday time ami that all tin • m irf r»n ||.|i 7 llb i l i r n f b tft|* t, A. T» '•'■idd he cut to eight hours r*i|t l-.-. I \ I «•’ • |*ARJI ‘ ‘ in as nitieli a t $10 to $10 pe 4S I! % f*• fl**rk ( * lf n t ll fo * irt S«*m|nol# fic in t r . I’k t M i immy nf the men here am (Jr*it4 n |v r* d l$ « ^»>llr|f**r and l*«»un*i"1 f >j aim. thing nil over the sys 1 iv»*,ijtli|t.t*nf 2 tit** . , Hi. some roads, ns many a notice or ArrncATio:; ron tax n rrn h a v e been laid off nltogeth : U n l# r Rwfti^n I t * of th* S '.atu t#t. • - i'll a thing is expected hen N.»tl # U li*»f#f*f cl****i ri» # u tbaf ’’ "m - and tin1 retrenchment or M I* fit IlKf*TT . that tiie roads will mak fit i r i i *•<•$ o f T u iV rtlfto itw V j 7*» 4tt»* I ft*# HWLCDRD-hOflfff-QIAm USOO-PIAJB W *a» ft ’^•<1* 117 *' I* ’<*» ft to I*-,fl- rf’lfl ...»i in •■Mltl-m !•» Tin* •«l-f llll.t i*la < 9f »•.«* l»t^ nf tl.* l M ' t i -|*f >f •*»>% •••Mill- i*** In ll *• ri4m«* o f I nkfMiwn i n-| k • fit the animals sidd for sib much the ■rrage farmer could not buy them. ?-t believe tiiat in these sales more •{* wet sold for less than their real Hue than fur more than their real due. la fact, few, if any, brought fi- than they were worth. 'Aher good farm lam! in Florida i for >'■ to §10 an acre, there was sfLip., -.,me excuse for raising cheap • and tiie razurhnek bog might a* been profitable at that time but it row With the advance In price f f»rnt lands, it is but natural for IN C IR C U IT C O U RT O r S E M IN 0 L L CO UNTY, F L O R ID A . IN C H A N C E R Y . or dock to advanccin proportion. The day is past in our state when iIr 4 rriR it, I 'h m I ■e farmer can buy a sow and litter W Ti* T. H'hl!»lM»4il, A Iu I'o tiip U iln U rit. V» ♦frigs f >r $10 to $15. A large m a­ f f - l . / I. •! . D rfrtj CITATION. inly ofour farmers are nowraising T% i •r<»r £«■ I T vm I, A lra lr« I ’riMl ■uts and they have a right to expert Tl »*tev, Ti'$«ir«*. <li«rl**% W h lt t l# r tn .J » lf^ UTiinlar d*:h prices for their products. a n il i v i t l l m i. i i r c i i r j m i «if»* It may not he advisable for every I'i r a •!I*-j . a ll pari Ira c la im in g I til err* la iw i> r ifmer to pay $500 or$l,000 nfr n i>*%^r** $*«•-* l lu il i * < m i , rhifW Wlilltltr an I wlf# but a good farm er can afford to Tnutrr, Whittier. 4?a•I U11II4tu Im llradUf ao.l wlf** -»> $125 or $200 for the right kind . ........ Ilrat||#f. or o th^ rw l*/, in d to a ll parti#* rlaloilu# auj Inter#*! In aoj to th# fol ! brood sows. -v 4 11fI- »’* H ! » n«” *• of \l*• I. \\ iMIMf. N *rtfir ( ;k pure bred auction sales, saying ^ 311 \ . * i *iir | i * n* j*. if i i* r n : i »• • •1 1 fn n f -*t' -- h i I I i* i M »{*l*tli . !•*■ fn* t u to lo d e In ao*oi|4nr«» n|M i U t r , c*rt| r r ilo a r r * tf,«* f.H s in tfif ijr*'*rl1-**.| »»*iri»it- I in >* l«**'l.* ♦‘•muff. I l u l l * i? f*»f 2. *!*■•• It 11? ft 1 » n t tt**«* I l+s \ 17 ft IV, i. -* *n-| » f We consider this outlook mor< healthy and more promising than an; we have lucit given since the war. I was to he expected that some wrench ing and groaning would nccunipan; the return to normal ami it is no mor< than fair that those who have roceiv ed most should he the first to feci tie wrench.— Leesburg Commercial. I la, * J'| .•• cn V m i •* !..* f.'lwiWltJC • | « 4 ' f J pr.*fl*r ii In **. r I t V fo u n t >. f*l**tl l< t-»**lt‘ I . - *7 % i I-r*t lle it t it * . T T * « *M I«nt1 ’*-1 .* i i . I *• I l>i* nf l*»*» listi ifp e nf *' vr • t d | i r f* |f( y t e i ( S i l t fn* n*.t*»i • »n 11«« l,«« i|#«,*.| « I II (••ilr t! ^ . I is* «f •• •.t-r * 1* IW1 l»l . t .i-see >ept. it l pall lit. ■I.deled tiov I alts ItJ .\t • t.'-iteial Sweat iligeit. tiie g ott r - morning reinstated the enI board of polk county, din­ ar. few days ago. lie also put r:. H doore bark in office a* stiper- tel est fot l lie m e of mollt y, I.lit l i b t of public instruction of 1’olk ti.it m.dl\ Inch wages ate nnposxiid a* a peintatient thing in any eoutitt. unless tiiat totality be walled frot the lest of tin- world and its i-ommnd I.ORIHV i k h ; s a l e s f o r k III NNKII OF GREAT INDUSTRY ities held at eommensiirates price . illotigill right down to tiie funilatnent al ptinciple tiiat governs tins ex change turoiigli tin- niediutn of niotie.no inuii ran continue to receive fniii tin- whole wmld or people of a conn try greater value than In- produce or tint, country, whether lie evcbaiigi lii.« tin e atul effort fm money or di leetly for the commodities tiiat molt ey will purchase. Sointi men can get more than they give for a time. Pun /.i <lid tiiat—aiul look at him now. •at*! !.*• \ I* 1*1% t*r. fU - l ••!» r ^ t l lf l * lf In t t i » f ! W o*.-I • ■»>l^ m fo* i n ( IMA L ltS F S MIS I ^ At TH IN : I’i I Al l. HACK delo. tax tli** H rm - n l >tatoa t if J I ' l a i n * . | " l f - i^i, <Vrtlfh-aM JCn, ’■ •. «l»fa*I it:*' SKlJ ;ir* i« 'ity * i' -*• ■ ter , 11i. r ft f ! . 1 t * } o f Sm i*!1lt#r • I I e M i, t Hut** |»Tt »f ttil* I i i i - * r» i t i in*.tt O niMI'lM, • l**r fl-i* I.i«t • q, i i L-. V IS K jfil* ... t 'lr r k o f tt.* . i t I t r » n r t. m l it.* •*•! o f i l l I i V l r t . tU U in .; A a f t u t . a , I*. 1930. K. A I M I I'II I. A S S . a « f k . .V O il* . , H o tlrlto f* t S im p U lu in l _______________ l o t ti- k. I i i i.* , < ar^i ';i* A W t :..iusatnl, six hundred and six. acres of Orange county Hnfw »m1 j pi imps tiie largest imlividnu A. IV It# w * y ,., exrejit the Sylvester K. Wil J*»1 tt I |!r»r»it» a n ! |l. W. I • ur> base, to take place in thi: 11 i has iieeti sold by I*. E. Hax I- s tin nti* srtl I * syr,dicate of local iiusiness A |S|t*|r«* * t ! IM M ; l( . . v . . is i> k n o c k H i e g o v e m m e n r \S *iI• h i t . p ir t f**--‘ * f t . ■i t• I 1 > I will take steps to immediate K i t - |t-.« 1 l U f i f \ 1k-»rl s 1; Tl *• IK "*» I* it eve -1.000 acies by tile planting owile; ship and make a great log e\ M t•ft I 1-ell* 3«»e»uk| -»t tin* •!*?• tl' I l t c M I I* «\ v» .|| | ?l.ts. I i. I pcllse allowing lor tile people ; mnlly i ; i - groves. I ' j t h * ' W \V »*• V i n* In Jh-* tlltln* nf : i pay and teal work ha-* l i v e ........ m m l.u w lV **.1 r M IK* V a t property’ i.-* lucated west u, M r N a lt i n l s l l c d it, o l sll.ipc-. % i» nor : Harden, embracing *>uine o! iiliw t a * «t*nr*l w ill }••'»*• it »*f^m t*n lr »; i--* ■..%* ftow *i *• tftvii VVhethei the cxtrvnKuni praeliee • i l l * •■Tllflt A lr t *1«a II 1 rf.l.***iu^.l iffertile lami in the State. kutM-i.-i ti •• •♦f ti «* • i u* the- past tw i year* and nan v wet j ’ •:! I»1 lid | t'lte a | *fil It* l* a U i t f m | | 4 tl at It 1* t ‘ *• t«* . , -.i<iii has long been famous for % - N 1» deliberate o r the lint oral outrrovvt atflsfi! t) *• .*f fi‘»| I * if.u*- gtovs. The laud is panic I Alull *;i \*»'* **Mrk osire*! .!rf*-n1 *t|t» iih .n o a t adapted to trucking and grova at conditions tor which manyvircuin it; \ r i»ariii.AS-<. n. c. n*§ j»«-r«.*t* In r..» **t*?#» o f I*K»i!• stances nrd many persons, botn eni | f| « :? J* w M ' ,»‘|| w W *l :. it laying tu the west uf tin ploy'd s at,.! employe.- ate to bialtti I tl »l It la M a t«^! IN TUI. CIRCUIT COURT, SCVESTH JUI> t l r f r n l i n t i aft* . Apopka d -lt:i and eontainin m »t t .»* of 1 \ . e t.a.i no way of definitely a s e e i 1 ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND 1OH 8LMpa turexjue lakes. Tile lain \ afe* I J r f f f o f * nf l«*t»h| P.'OLt COUNTY r L0RIDA I t 11 **f *>»*• ;*|ttnt In •aM IN CHANCERY :*t la tUtiM, s*™inoi* ibuir, ri.nu <*r a lm a h ti an*| a ll |uft!a*a r liim ln x a»i nri.Mr I, t' i lr l l r M ^ an I i t* « lf* \ »*• I*. I 'i r M f t an l . . . . . . I ta w |ff A rrl* \»*»f*’ lt»* an I . . . . . . . . 1 J r a r n H I Tni*t*w» f,*r f l m n i U i*arn**tl. It la w l f * •ati'l In r cl.II tr»*r», ra rn ^ U n> • I t!.«* - Jill! 1r#n of A. |*. I’ in»<*l! am| O fitts la I* r n r ll II i >!. It filler ^r | . l l t t i W . I I* I I. !» j H|«*»rn* irv , **!*MrM |i|« t»|ft», "* \V j T u f ld r an I T a y lo r I !• w lf# . W m | !% »ll!cf aiu| l ‘ani#1l an*I Itlr l. ati*l jT a y W ar* | , Everything speeded u p — m a d e e a s ie r . Nearly every business man depending on the automobile to tran s­ port himself * I his products. II That is one reason, per­ haps, why more attention is being paid to tires— why tire costs are being figured closer and people are beginning to look for better tires. W c believe that people are entitled to better tires— the best they can get. Not only the man with the for th a t reaso n — b ecau se their policy is the same as ours every tire as good as y o u can gel it, regardless of the size of the car it is to go on. It was that policy which led to the introduction of the straight side automobile tire, the pneumatic truck tire. And you can’t beat it. U. S. Tires arc guaranteed for life, w ith no ,limitation o f mileage. It will pay you us about tires, if you arc looking at them from a business standpoint U n ite d S t a t e s T ir e s l.im gv* nod ll.i II. Tiilbr, Allaiaont, ■ .springs, | 11 Midway H orace. It Daniel. < Chulunto, H.i A. H I.; in-iu-*. Osteen, I’la l„ M. Hehlnmler, (ietiev a. •I'I Lav-ton Bros. Co, Inr., Otiedo, Fla. K-nt t uli ani/lng Work-, Sanford. Fla Oviedo Garage, Ik \ t). Motor Co., I. \V. Phillips X Sons, Oviedo, Fla Sanford, Fia Sanford Fla | i«* Ou •l$tt«ftir«* m l \ I* IX M I |l* i Kdiilns V I* t!il» «'!*»rk |l <* �TH E SSANFORD HERALD PAGE TWELVE TRACTORS GIVEN VERY HARD T E S T ON TU ESD A Y Specials For This Week Moline Tears Up New* Ground to Ite- ? M.irkable Depth— Fordson Trot* T Along at High Speed With v Plow We are Clos/ng-Out all onr Summer Goods and are making Prices to move them quickly. On he Gibson farm hack of Fruitland Park the Moline and Fordson tractors were given extremely severe tests on Tuesday "f'en iccn cf I'.d* week and some of the most marvel­ Men’s $4.25 Panama Hals ous stunts were pulled off by the Mo­ line after the real demonstration of Sale P r i c e ...................... straight plowing was completed. The ground was newly cleared and the plows had to cut through roots six Ladies White Canvas Oxfords, (IJO O A inches in diameter. On the strnight worth $4 and $5, now - tp «J*U e work the Fordson went nt a consider­ ably higher speed than the Moline but the Moline was plowing a deeper fur­ Ladies’ $15.00 Fancy Voile Dresses, row. There were very deep holes In the ground where large trees had been Now O n l v .................................. taken out and the very large wheels I of the Moline were'not disturbed by these, white the smaller wheels of the M en’s and Boy’s Palm Beach Suits and Children’s Fordson wore compelled to mnke such harder pulling of the work at these Wash Suits at greatly reduced prices. points. After the demonstration of plowing was over, the Moline plow was lower­ ed and a trench dug around the “land" to a depth sufficient to have buried ■several times as many people as were present and covered them up. Then the operator spun the wheels and dug then* into the soft plowed ground so deep that it looked like they would never get out. Hut they did. Altogether, it was n splendid show, extremely spectular. but one specta­ tor remarked that if farmers had to tb,' Fb'i tda 11,f"f u>* lloim* '* ii friend do their plowing in that kind of land WORTHY IN STM l I’MIN ]cs> On is, whit’ll i- lot alfti at Jurk all the time some foil; - would have to I'll A I NEEDS 11ELI go hungry. Leesburg Commercial. sonville. Hell Bros., of I.ake Monroe are aAt hope Hall, men emerging from M.ijor Odom lit re In Interest of Hope prison are given a helping hand un­ gents fur the Moline tractor and were Hall til they me rejuviiiated and plmed at the above demonstration. in pn>itions. ------------ x------------Tile i-’lnrida lie- ue a ml Matin nit> Major L. A .Odom, is in Sanford The guava crop gives promise, ac­ tins week in tlie interest of two im­ Home nt Jacksonville, m under Hie cording to advic-s from I'olk county portant charities; namely, the Florida leadership of Mrs. Major Odom, l he of being the largest in the history of Hope Hall, nt Hampton, Bradford institution like Unit of Hope Hall, is the state. County, for Released Prisoners, and State—wide in its field of labor. Major Odom is visiting Sanford on his regular annual trip in the interest «*i of the two important charities, He states that he bus many friends here JL who have watehed Ids work since it inception in Florida some four or five years ago, with much interest, and in this case respond to the work gener­ ously. ------------x------------in N ew York City alone from kid­ WILL DO ELECTRICAL WORK ney trouble last year. Don't allow yourself to becom e n victim by John (iilloti has severed his con­ neglecting pains and aches. Guard nection with the Southern Utilities Co., against this trouble by taking and started in business for himself. He will du a general eleerical con­ tracting business and ns soon as pos­ sible will open a store where all kinds of electrical fixtures will he carried Now on Display in stock. John Is an experienced elec­ at trician and his many friends are glad to know that he will remain in Snn- Thu world’s standard remedy for kidney, Itvar. tdadder and uric ncid trouble* ford. IlniUnd’a national remedy since 1696. ---------- x---------------A l l druggists, three sires. Guaranteed. , NF.U APARTMENTS READY. I m L fur l li t name G o ld M ed al on t o r * ho a ftmi fttcftpl no imltilioa The Welukn Apartments are being put into order and ready for occupan­ cy by 'October the 1st. The apartments are furnished com­ plete with exception of silver, cooking Utensils, and linen ntid range in prict from $;tr> to $100, on year Lease rate, fot shorter period of occupancy $in •• •• to $150. The house is open for inspection, and tiie public is cordially invited to go through the Huilding if looking fot pleasant ami convenient living quar­ The Shop <>f Quality and ter* Hours. Pa. tit. to 5 p. in. 4-lte. . $3.75 . $9.50 R IV E R S B EO S, Cor. Fourth St. and Sanford Ave. S7S9 DSED CORRECT MODES Fall Millinery GOLD M E D A L The Quality Shop N*rvice -------------x----------— Try a Herald want ad for results. Seminole Hotel and Grill S a n fo rd ’s Most Popular Hotel There is so much offered the discriminating guest of the Seminole in the way ol comlort in accommodation and distinc ion in surroundings that, after the first visit, Sanford suggests only one hotel. N l R K C T I O N <*F W A LTER BERFORD OLSON DINNER DE LUX U! 1*. M. D» 8 I*. M . SLIC ED TOMATOES SPANISH ONIONS BELL P E P P E R S DILL PICKLES ('hofet* CONSOMMK’ FANCIIONETTE CHICKEN . LA MC LL AG AT A W N Y SOUP F IL L E T OF SOLE. HOLLANDAISK SAUCE POMES DUTCHES Choice ROAST TU R K EY HENS. CELERY DRESSING ROAST PRIM E RIB OF NEW YORK BEEF. AC J U S .BO ILED LEG OF SOUTHDOWN MUTTON. CAPER SAUCE 1WL&1EED YOUNG FRESH PORK. GREEN APPLE SA U C E S ALADE de ASPE11GES. ett BRANCHES SEM INO LE CORN MUFFINS A LA CHEF. Choice MINCE MEAT PIE LOGANBERRY PIE DELMOMCO ICE CREAM J E L L Y L A Y ER CAKE MARBLE CAKE A P P L E P IE TEA CO FFEE PUMPKIN IME PLAIN C AK E ICED TEA Seminole’s unexcelled cuisine is under the direction of Chef Tom ('rooms, considered the best Chef in Florida. The personal f* A A A .♦. Y tY Y Y Y Y Y ❖ ♦> ❖ ♦:* ❖ ❖ ❖ ♦> ♦> ❖ ❖ ❖ *> ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ♦> f « » « « V *V V . ' ♦♦♦ ❖ ❖ ❖ A V ❖ V GOOD FOR) S I .0 0 This Coupon will be nccep ted as a Cash Payment u $ 1.00 on any purchase o $ 10.00 OR M ORE ♦> ❖ ❖ ♦ .> Opening Sale * ❖A Y >■>_ * BANDEL’S EMPORIUM The Greatest Sale In the History Of Sanford ♦% GOOD FOR $ I.o o This Coupon will he accep ted ns n Cash Payment o $ 1.00 on any purchase o s io .o o o r m o m : V A V A V A Crowds fill the store from Opening till closing, showing their Great Appreci­ ation of the Remarkable Values. For the next Eight Days we offer many new features and have added many cases of New Merchandise. COME EARLY and share the hi Values. () V A V A V A M M BandeFs Emporium Y ❖ f Y Y Y Don’t Misjudge L’s By our location. The fnc that wc nreout of the higl rent district gives us i decided advantage to scl you Better Goods for Less 316 Sanford Ave, Next D oor to B rock T h e T ailor Don’t Misjudge I s By our location. The fa, that we arcout of the hie1 rent district. gives us decided advantage to -1 you M Better Goods for Less Money V t FORDSON TRA D E M ARK WHEN HENRY FORD SET ABOUT IIUU.DING TH E FORDSON TRACTOR HE HAD A TIIOROI Gil UNDERSTANDING OF J U S T WHAT IT SHOULD HE AND WHAT IT SHOULD DO. ...H I S E A R LY L IF E ON T H E FARM GAVE HIM A DEEP INSIGHT INTO T H E DAAII.Y L I F E OF T H E F A R M E R : HIS MECHAN­ ICAL GENU S SAW IME T Y P E OF TRACTOR N E E D E D ...H E BEGAN WORK ON A FARM TRACTOR T H IR T Y -F IV E YEA RS AGO. AND FOR MORE THAN TW EL V E YEARS HE EX PERIM EN TED o v e r MORE THAN 7.000 ACRES OF LAND IN D IF FE R E N T KINDS OF SOIL. WITH D IF F E R E N T CROPS. SO HE HUII.T TH E FORDSON. IT IS SO S IM P LE THAT A SCHOOL ROY CAN OPERATE IT. IT IS LOW IN F IR S T COST. IT IS LOWEST IN O P ER ­ ATING COST AND FORDSON PARTS AND FORDSON S E R V IC E ARE ALWAYS TO HE HAD PROMPTLY FROM THE D EA LER. INK FORDSON IS A PROFITA BLE INVESTMENT. IT CAN HE USED E V ­ ERY WORKING DAY IN T H E YEAR. IT IS AN IN E X P E N S IV E POWER PLANT THAT WILL LIGHTEN YOUR FARM WORK. IT HAS PROVEN ITS WORTH ON MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED FARM S NOT ONLY IN OPERATING IM P L E ­ MENTS IN THE FIELD HUT IN HEI.T AND PULLEY WORK. A>It> IT DOESN'T EAT WHEN IDLE. DON’T DELAY ORDERING YOUR FORDSON TRACTOR. GREATER THAN THE SUPPLY. Sunday, September the Twelfth From i ♦ ♦ FRIDAY, SEP TEM BER 10, 19^ TH E DEMAND IS fa �— .— —- - — FRIDAY, S E P T E M B E R 10, 1920. <* ... PAGE THIRTEEN TH E M arket askpt H I E P U RE FOOD M ARK ET 'Sanford. His ad appears on the Mar' ket Basket Page in this issue of the The Herald repreaenntive dropped Herald. into the Pure Food Mnrkot yesterday arul found the place so neat and clean BROWN’S MARKET that he asked Mr. Tillis if this was house cleaning day, but he replied Brown's Market ha* a new adver­ that was the natural state of this pop­ tisement in this issue calling attent­ ular market. Mr. Tillis makes a ion to the fact that the> have every­ spedaltv of handling only the best of thing in meats and have them in th.* everything in his line, keens his mar­ finest kind of shape, everything san­ ket dean and sanitnry nnd by his cour­ itary and clean nnd up to date K C teous t reament nnd prompt attention Metz the live manager of Brown'.* to the wants of his customers ha* 1Market states that he is nut of tin built up a business second to none ii. high rent district and can save hi* B r o w I III. I 1 n 'These Live Business l i m e * arc asking fora sli ire of your patronage, and it will pay you to carefully read each ad. K and we give our custom ers the benefit of this saving. W e handle the very best Florida and Western Pork, Beef, Mutton, Veal, Sausage, and all packing house products I HE n I BI S I Bi l l' IN- SPK( K ilt s GETTING UK Mil TO I'AKE I !• I HEIR WORK ({ii.irli-t nl liis|i«vinrs Were in Tall.tha*si-,- Past U cck lit Get Materials, Ete. 1 allnhussee. Sept. The four cit ru* inspector* recently appointed b\ tin* (iovernor were in Tnliaha**ee to da> and leceived from the I'nmiiii*' -tinner of Agriculture the apparatus and materials necessary for making tin* chemical tests of the citrus fruit in the State. The law provides that the inspector* lt>* appointed for two months ami fiw day.*, but on account of the shortage of the appropriation ami advanced cost of travel, the inspectors were appoint­ ed tills year to serve only through September anil October. 1'lie inspectors are J . W. McKinney. Oxford; W. 1.. Hackney, Safety liarItor; A. B. Carter, Tampa; Franklin Grayani, Sanford. W e ask a Trial and Guarantee Satisfaction PROMPT DELIVERY 415 Sanford Ave BOY SCOUTS _ i The City Market Walthall & Estridge, Props. Full Line ol The regular meeting of the Temple Boy Scouts Troop J, was held Mon­ day nigbt.l Assistantl tr lUtinnstev C. T. Henderson called the meeting to order at 7:di) o'clock. Roll was called, twelve boys being present. One new member was enrolled. Two boy* ipialified for second class, ami one as teinlt rfoot. The meeting was adjourned at S. Ci with the troop repeating the Scout Laws and Oath. After tile meeting, several boys joined in a relay race. Fay l/issing Scribe. ------------ x-----------\\ EDDING \NNOCNf KMKNT Card* are out announcing tin* wed ding of Miss Pauline l.ovejoy of Sor- i rento to Mr. James B. Howard of tbi*| city the wedding to take place at the homo of the bride in Sorrento next 1 Wednesday Sept. IT,tIt. Tile bride i* the daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. A. B. l.ovejoy or Sorrento one of the oldest families of that sec­ tion nnd a popular girl in Lake county. Mr. Howard i* the son of Mr. and Mr*. K. M. Howard of this city and a popular employee of the II. k »> Garage. Jimmmy has been a resi­ dent of Sanford for many year* and ha* many friends who will wish lo and lux bride a long life and n happy one. Western and Florida Meats Staple and Fancy Groceries S P E C IA L S SUGAR 19e lb. Get All You Want IRISH PO TA TO ES • 60c pk. S W E E T POTATOES - (50c pk. S A Ineli* hat returned front u trip to New York nnd other eastern market* where he purchased ids fall stock of goods nnd will soon have them on display at his Sanford avenue store. Mr. I n * in also called on rel­ atives and friends in many Ohio cit­ ies on his way home and had a most pleasant trip. ------------x-----------Frank Hart was in town Inst week shaking hands with old friends. QUICK D E LIV E R Y Give us We can Please You Phones 106 and 493 Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Miller, family) and guest Miss Howard motored to Daytona Reach Monday. I *** ♦ ♦ V V V V V V WHOLESALE ONLY M M.’ K FI * ' Mat ket ha' •,:u-t !! -• i I« o • ..rge i. fi igerator in then m».m* . t * at will be Used ill »!.«• gio .. depat t ment f**r the left igi*r.iti**n ••* •lulls and \e:;.-*al'b’s ami gla*. le* of all kit'dI’he t«e\v t ,»f, i■»,.» .•••*• t- tile i.llesl lu.lig .11 . •i, s .|,e w .1 give the l ‘it> Market 'lie kniil ••: seun e that they demand for tl eir i -t.intlj increasing trade. Out of the High Rent District your M eat and Grocery O rder. Guide to Bargains FLORIDA FRUITS AND VEGETABES i u-tumor* on the very best of Florida and Western meat*., pork, veal, mutt"t; iini «ati*agc and all pmkn g house p ' 1 t- PI.••lie 1- - fol pi 01 ! • »!•• I' * •t . W e have the best Delivery Service in the City. WAKE FI LI) PRODUCTS del lies and Preserves For Saturday Only All of National Biscuit (V s 20c Crackers 2 packages for .‘Me Irish Potatoes 14 lbs. (i5c Maxwell House Coffee 50c per pound 2 lb. cans Tomatoes $1.50 per doz. Imported Sugar - 5 lb. 90c Granulated Sugar - 20c lb. 24 lb. Obelisk Flour • $2.00 96 “ Cold Medal Flour 8.25 Compound Lard, pound • .25 Pi Cans Wesson Oil • .40 Large Size P. U. Butler .40 All Good Olco, pound • .45 Churn Cold Olco “ - .50 2 lb. Can Van Camps .20 Pork and Beans • Good Corn, Doz. • • 1.65 Best Rice, pound • • .15 3 1 lb. cans Roast Beet 1.00 1.00 3 1 lb. cans Corned “ 3 2 lb. cans Tripe • 1.00 Potted Ham, doz. • • .60 Best Brooms, each 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 8 lb. cans Snow Drift Lard . . . - 2.25 3 lbs. Best Cream Cheese 1.00 6 lb. cans Crisco • • 1.90 •j n «> << 1.10 5 lib. Baby Lima Beas .85 6 “ B. F. Peas, Fresh .75 6 “ Navy Beans - • .75 L. P. McCULLER Sanford, *1* *1*♦*« !♦*1**1**1**1* ♦♦♦*1* Florida ♦♦♦♦♦♦ *1*♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ 1 J . H. T I L L I S , Proprietor A Sanitary Market Handling Only the Best in Our Line PHO N E 105 FOR PROM PT DELIVER Y 402 SANFORD A V E N U E SANFORD, FLORIDA ♦ «$♦ I■ Green Split Peas, pound .15 Fruit Jars, Pints and Quarts Seedless Raisins 3 pkgs 1.00 Seeded “ 3 “ 1.00 Cal. Cans Peacock Syrup 1.50 1 lb. Boxes Boneless Herring • • 50c Box 3 lbs. California Onions 25c T H E PURE FOOD M AR KET *♦ ♦♦♦ I R . S. H O L L Y i i 1 Phone 1 2 2 HERALD'S W eekly ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ A ♦ ♦ ♦ V v > ♦ > ♦•♦♦*> �m m .f THE SANFORD HERALD r A G E F O U R TEEN FOR SALE The Follow ing New Lum ber 21G0 Foot 8 ”xl i ” Ship-lap Flooring SxS’ 22 Pieces 12* 10x12 14 Pieces 12’ 10x10 0 Pieces 12’ 2x8 55 Pieces 12* 2x12 12 Piecs 12’ 2x10 17 Pieces 12’ 3x10 10 Pieces 12’ At our our New Warehouse, Corner Second Street and Oak Avenue. Chase & Company BOY V ') IS SCIENTIFIC ■ MARVEL K' '<a 1 Federal •l.,|>:irt Nii-rit nf JiM he agents tire making u country-wide search fur Utiridil i ’. Sever. Harvard'* *'lioy sclentitlc nmrv.d," who reeeutly perfected n new receiving set for wIreless. The ynutli served in the IJitrvurd mil III seliiml und <mv netlve wen survlce. He left Ills homo In Valpa­ raiso, Ind., fur Chicago to exhibit Ids In vent Inn to n Chicago llrm. lie nev­ er reaehiMl chleiiu’" Mid tn date prl* vnte ileteetlves, riillrnad police and federal agents have not found a single trace of the "wireless wizard." It 11« believed by some authorities that Ills disappearance I# due to being waylaid by secret a neats of foreign powers eager in secure tin* ItivetiMnn which be bad with him when lie s la n ­ t'd In Chic nun. CRIPPLED TOMMIES GET JOBS 0,500 Firm* in London Give Employ­ ment to Men Disabled In World War. London.—Since the Inauguration of the nntlnnn! scheme for the employmerit of dlsnhled men Inst September BAM flmis hnve Riven necessary un­ dertaking to employ an iiRreed pereeatige of dlsnhled men on their staffs. The quoin Is Renerally T> ppr cent and employment has been riib ran lend for 07,000. There ure still 40.IXX) dis­ abled men wultlnR for work and thti»*plini» have ninny more to dis­ charge. Men who have lost n leR lire workin* ns rlerks, rnldnet-makers. toy mnkers, weavers, etc., not! men with only one arm nre noting ns messen­ gers, watchmen, postmen, Inspectors •"<1 Uncbcrs. U. b . BOARD HAS 1 ,3 8 7 S H IP S Olrtetor of Operations Says 40 Trade Routes Are Being Served From * i r. 18 Points. ItfiU A M I R USING In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicia Circuit, Seminole County, Florida. in Chancery. M. S. Jelks, Couiplaiiiunt, vs. T. M. .1elks, I.. 1*. Jelks, el nl. To all parties claiming an interes as heirs, devisees, legatee,*!, grantee, of, by, through or under, Augustus 1* Farneil, Georgia \’. Farneil, Dowel Hlmde, A. Atkinson, Navy E. Farneil J . t ) . Jelks, as an individual or tru# tee, Oliver Jelks, John J . Jelks, Tenia pcrunce (I. Jelks, J o s . I ». Jelks, \\. A Roland, William I.. A. Ellis, Edwin A Jelks, W. I.. llramh, W. II. Leonard 1.. (i. Stall link, and .1. it. Leonard, <le ceased, them and any of them, or oth erwise, whether known or unknown and till other parties claiming an in tcrest in any wise in and to the ftd lowing deseiibcd property in Sentino Countv. Flo'idu, to-wit: All of M\ l - l .if NE l - l , section less 1 M te known as No. G. (* Hut ler*s stuvey) and also iiegln at eetit. see lion t*. inn west l 1-if eh. ninth eh. E I 1-2 i ll. .S ft eh. and a! > ■ • acre in section 1*, to commence at . point 9.10 eh. south of NW eo N\\ l - l of S E l- l urn E 1.27 el., then e : 7o degrees, !."i minutes, east eh South 2-1 degree . west 1.73 eh, then ■ moth 7'. degrees 1.7 minutes, west fed', eh. north l..t 3 t ii, ami al-o in seetioi 9 to comment e tit a point a - follows Front the NW cor. of NW I - 1 of SI 1*1, run south 10.18 eh., thence soutl 7-! degrees 17 minutes, east 5.02 eh and from this point of beginning rut north ."-I degrees, etst 3.32 eh, eas* 2.-12 eh., south ’ll degrees, west .7.2* eh, north 70 degrees, W 2.12 eh, nortl 31 degrees, east 1.53 eh. to beg. Am’ also that tract of land in section ft. as follows:' Commence at a point If ch. south of NW cor. of NW 1-1 of S E l- l, thence run west 1,73 eh. soutl 2n degrees W O. .77 eh. soutli 70 de grees, east fl.91 chains, north 31 de­ grees, east 1.37 eh, north 73 degree 43 minutes, west 3.02 chains, north l.‘ chains to heg; and nlso the south 1< acres of HW l - l of NW l - l , seetioi 10; all in township 21, south range 31 east. You are hereby ordered and roquir ed to he and appear to the Hill of eo. iplnint filed herein against you h; M. H. Jelks, on Monday, Novemhei 1st, 11)20, and it is further orderei that this order lie published in Th Sanford Herald, a newspaper, once a week for twelve consecutive weeks. Witness my Iinml and the oUlcin' seal of the Court at Sanford, Scminol County, Florida, this the 13th tiny of •August, 1020. E. A. Douglass, Clerk Circuit Court, Seminole Coun ty, Florida. Schelie Mnines, Solicitor for Com­ plainant. 52-I3t. NOTICE or APPLICATION 10R TAX DEED I n.l*f S*.-ll.m <i*n*r.l .S t,ta t* . Not In* W li* r*lif * l* * ii t b it : i l m l u . l , I'nm pttijr. pnn-hi.-r nf T «* iV r llf lr . t * Nn Ifll. it»l*-1 lb* 3r.l 4 * . .if Ju n * A. I> IM S . b t« fllr-t ■lilt r#rtlfl*str* la „ l* nfllr- *rrl h t . m i l , |J! ti1lr*ll'rti f.-r ta t »l**,| to U .a * In *i-oir.l*n''* w ith l*w . S.1.1 f-*rllfl.-st* .m b t ir r , lb * fnllsw In * .|« ftlti* .l |'fn,>*rt* .tln « tr.l tn .s*mlnol* e a in tr, n -irl.ti, to wit* m i | .| .,f S K i t ,,t M ! I t Ilf 5*c Cl, Tl. Cl. S It S3 K . 10 i r r * . H i* ttb l t in t W in * i « •-..*! *t lb* 4*1* of th* lu n a n ** of .orb <-*rtlfl<-.i* In tl.* s i u * n f tl M Smith A U i T »» C rttlh ra l* No. (9T, 4*1*4 th* Sr.l 4 i* nf Ju n * A. I> IS IS b ia (11*4 m I 4 r« rllfl cut* In m/ nll|.-* n ,| I n . m u l* ip p llr itlo n for t i t 4**4 In I . . 1I* In irr,>t4«n** w llh I n . S i l i r*rllSi*at* *m b n **« th* fnlbm ln* 4 * i ‘f IW 4 [.r u [ * (l, a lta it*.! In S*mlrt!»l* I'o m tlr, ft- irM i, I n w l t . N K M nf S i: I I n f SK l- l *n4 W I 2 nf S E I I nf S K I I nr S*n. 3T. Tp Cl S II. .VC IL . 311 i r r * , Th# m I 4 lin 1 W in * *.,**• *4 i l II.# .til# *.f O r l- .ii.n r* nf n irh r* rllfl r i l r In II.# nun# nf SI. M. Smith. A in . T»« tV fllfl..»l# No lt*V 4*1*1 lb* .1*4 4 * f nf Jnn# A I* IM S . In * fl|*.| n i l r#rt|fl rut# In n if nfflr# »n t h i . mail* * p p llr*ll» n fur l i t .|##.| In li.tt* In «rni|4«nr# « l lh li« r S*I4 r* r llf lr it # n n l . r i m th* fnlbiwln* >1*irf I W I p m p rrlf itln itr.1 InSrmlnol# C-winlp. ITnH4*, In w it* S i: I I nf N W I i nf N W I I nf S W I I n f S*r. Cft. Tp. S. n . 13 i: ! 3 13 »rr#« Tli* 1*1.1 Un.| W in * ,< ,r«W 'l *1 lb# .lit# nf (hr I noun## nf ittrli r#r t Iflr* I r In 11.# turn# nf t’ nknown. A Im T»i No. £ l . 4tt#4 tb# I r l 4 *y or Ja n * . A. U. IM S . lit* M et i* M c*r t lf lc .t r In m r uffl *< in I L i t m «J« ipp U citto n»! for t i t d r r t to lu u e In icco rd m c* w ith U w . S«|.| c r r t lf lc .t r rm hrare* th# o lliw tn j I n c r I M pf'H>*ttjf i lt u i t o l In Sem inole Count/. r tort 4* to-» It : N 1-1 n f .MV I I o f S E I I *r>4 N l-l o f S E l- l of M V l- l of .**cc. T;>. 54. S. II. 34 E .. P I I ' t r l . Tli* »»M lin il Iwln* »*i*i«e4 i t the <Ut* o f (.. 'iin r e of *uch c rftlflc itc In the him * of J , T . I.iw lf t* f n le - i n i l r*Mlfl.-it*« i l n t l be w J# » » f 4 irc'>r>lln* to l u r . t i t •!*<*.! w ill !••«» thereon on tt,r it h . l i r -r itctn ier. a . i*. it*?*. W lt u e ii tnJT i.fflrlil . I j m t u r r i u l » * il H ill the tilth ll.T «* t l t t l l t I tl 1171. . r A. IH M M t.A IH . O r k , FRID A Y , S E P T E M B E R 10, 1920. >#. * ♦* Y Y Y iY ,s..h i!r v. i:. p o u a u m D. c. H S tf. ^ Y v ❖ ♦♦♦ i f iY In tin* Circuit t . - i r l . Seventh Judicl.V Y Circuit, Seminole County, Florida. In Chancery. t ? ? v N ow is the tim e to build that H ouse, Bungalow or G srs ge that you have talked about so long, as Lum ber prices have dropped, but how long it will stay down no one knows. A ll .the Mills advise us to buy as they ex­ pect higher prices when the embargoes are lifted. W e carry a com plete line of V ❖ V v ❖ ♦> ❖ •> ❖ M. S. Jelks, Complainant, vs. T. M. Jelks, L. P- Jelks, et at. Suit to Quiet Title, Citation. To Charles A. L»ve. .Mary t . Love W. A. Jelks, Mollie Rhoden, Horidi Jelks Goode, Eli Goode, and l.nur. *> Paine Jelks, Address, llawklnsville Ga* ., * * ■ To E. N. Jelks, Attic Moore JelkE. Mallary, E. Y. .Mallary, Mary Lewi Mnllary, Mary Jelks Lewis, H. II ♦> Johnson, Wilhelminn Johnson, F. I. *> Mallary, Nathaniel Jelks, Mary Jelks Address, Macon, Ga. You and each of vou are hereby or derod and required to be and nppen V before this honorable Court on Mon day, September titli, H*20, a rule da; of ’ said Court t<> answer the hill of complaint tiled herein ngainst you and The Sanford Herald is heteby ties Igun ted as the newspaper in whlcl this order shall appear once a wee! *:* for four consecutive weeks. To EX liter Jelks, Mary E. Jelks. Lilt Jelks, address unknown; Fnitc<‘ States. You and each " f you are hereby or dered to !»■ and appear before tbit honorable Court on October 1th, lf)2l). a rule day of this Court, to answe the hill of complaint Hied hereit against you, and The Sanford Ilerah in Seminole Couty, Florida, to-wit: In IVital/. rt>irMa •Nr o f Ju n e. A. I>.# If*17. U*% fllr j P i| j , , f t»* « It .* is hereby designated as the tiewspape tin.-aiF In m/ n ® .^ a n ! Eaa tna*!# i;r>N »u Lots 7 and 8, lllock 7, Canaan. ••-i'of.UtD# l,.*« lit t . m . ‘i an.) s i £ 'ii. * 1 • til for lax *If f .i io f I n HU 11* in which ttds order shall appear one The said land being assessed at tin I i#‘fi**rii M-il-I irrtlflc a tF rtu f.n c F i tii# n|to«rlnk* n \'+1 a week for eight consecutive week date of tin- issuance <<f Mich certih 1‘fofwrty •Ituatr*] In Sm iln^lF t'mmfi •Mil Tli*» ! i» <1 t«*!n£ oas^aar-I nt l)i»* *Iat»* »»r 4o « It Witness my hand and oflicial seal m cate in the name of 11. C. Dullose t l«*iu n r# of »u, i r» In lh<* naiDi* uf lo t* i i to r.'i t i. i i , i * tile Corn t at Sanford. Seminole Colin |Agent.'" I nle ss said certificate shal I U . ? • If t: •\ln.» If. 1. if*. ty. Florida, this the 13th day of Aug i„. redeemed A I- . T a t tV rlltl. .N.» «1ttr*.| tl,« «ltlt ............. according to law, ta: T l* 1 •»!•! U lh l MMsatis) t|# i v **f J a i l \ l». I « l * . I n * rn-1 « « M .*vr E. A. Dmiglasit, list. 11)20. deed will issue thereon on the ISth da; •Itin* rtt*‘ It* d 15 »*m ** .it. 1 !>)»• tunic ai*;iHrjittfiii laartatit-F o f aar]i c rflLm .itr It* if,., r* l , Clerk, Circuit Court of September, A. 1). 1320. l Sell! t t nktion it, for U \ t.i |**i|!* Li irN’t.r ttlir# vrltli ?,i« Solicitor for Com A!«* Tn t LVrtlrtc «tc No 2***: 4*^1 Scludli" Maine • i»*i Witness my officinl signature anil tt«M * **f t I t * r n k ra iY i 11 s* nIFm ln.s 52-*Jti seal this tlie illh day of August, A. D { . r t j r flli rat.-.J In Srmlttoli* C«cr4t/« F I ' i I'I j »li*T o f Jo n r. A I* , IE 17 l «« n u 1 plainant. tlltf.if# In no ofTl v oti I I n i-n I** •fHtl |(; t.SJ E, A, Ilougla for 11 \ to it* nr* )n jirror laiiip t ■ r.J to (7, ««tn*l iu r H rl jlif a nt NOTICE OF AIM’ I.ICATION Fill 1920, f S j H c riflllra fr rmErntFi tl«< * olEiwln^ s i I ' I ' d ,. « n ! at lit# d .i t< * Clerk of Circuit Court, Smitioh TAX DEED. |*i**j r f * •If uj»t *-«I Iti SV|11 1ti*>'I# f **mnf r t ii h*'iati*‘v o f *■! -, ■•*ritlU'nt* |ti t L f of County, Florida. to lilt U rtd*’ V! lita it »ofi, t'ndvr S •elinn 373 of the Genera' (Seal) Ry E. V. Douglas, D. C. 32-Gtc 1^*1■ m m»«l n, Hnnalflnp M »I;I ti A I mi #I« ia ( Vrtlllr *l# No. t.T*N •Filer IE# 4||1« Statutes. TE«* •j M N th! twin.' a»»fiirt| «f t • ,,? 1 * of tn!* 1». 1til ft, I.j * flit* t n i l c^rNotice Is hcichy given that John II k o t i c e o r A r n i c A T i o ? ; roa t a x d e e d llflreiT# U*'i.inp# *»f »url, m t l l t r i t f In lE r m f In I'tjr oftit* alt I Ea* im tla 4MtII<*a(Eoi tnknown. Mack, purchaser of Tax CertiIleatt Under 8^*t;on 575 of th« Oonnra! fllitu tc i. fop l i t i l w t to In nm»r*1ir,ct w ith E i« TnE-** m M n *** tliitl] ! m* f p 5 ''I i p , S i M ct'rtlflf itff f i Lj.i 'M* il o i l . « In ; i! ■rrli^*! No. 223, dateil the 3rd day <>f June, A N .tlttr 1* brivt*/ srhrn vrlrcn II.ml. r*trillti£ to Nvr, tnt ilrthf K il l N * hp ■ »| ■ .1 •BtllRlll I’vUttt/, Klurl.t D. IPis, ha filed .-aid certificate in m; i:. ii Kit.nt:i:. ft * tti *1.1/ of Optu! i*r, A. I», I&20, fo i r l ! : l.-\ «■tllfir«i» N'., i:i|, .t«in| tn.office ami has made application fo •l*iir*i.&**r I^vt* !•» to SimaMn# IfF liflitt nt \V|tnr»« tn/ oflicial •Nnaftirp m l *<-*.! ILU | 'Oil > 1 > > ■ ! J * l ) . A. I> . I!l|.*,. fl|...| .a|.| ’H i # * I I l in t lx*!ti£ n! lit* tljlo (.r ff# It»lE •! tj- of AUtfU»t A. I* . IE20 tax deed to issue in accordance wit’ IlfiFiitf* In ft*y "U E# ati<1 1*4# nitt*!«* t»j *i *!I « it Em N*itit»r,« i f a*t»E t r U U E a t i' In t!ip natf ^ of i:. a p o r a i.A ^ s . i>r% law, SaSid rrrtiflratc einliracen th* f« f l i i i I p f I i I m Qp It) acrnnlfliiFM tr&th !au \Va«!<* ft I! -r* -t**>n. fSF«p it/ i:. v . N O f*ii.\< 8 i* c. follnwin^ tlrHCriher property Sltuat«‘< >»I I •* rII! 4tF ft.iErav* (Ur oil .nine .Eutll^.I I a ! m» T i \ OrllflratF No. 2’.7. .Utfs| H+ 4tE ldc. Lumber and Building Material at all tim es and will he pleased to 'receive Large or S m all they will be appreciated. ❖ ♦> your orders ❖ f ❖ Hill Lumber Co. * * The House of Service and Price Phone 135 ❖ Corner 3rd and M yrtle », - .« 4 aJ d m 'w£,* s a ../ * F 2 iV .l -* ** _■* M.■ •jLkk-* . W li t * Goodrich Tires today cost 25% less than they V H* • r did in I9IO and five approximately 100% greater average mileage i f V Com pare th ese p ric e s : A d ju stm en t Basis: 8000 M iles T i r e s , 6000 Jlfiles FABRIC TIRE PRICES SI ZE I9IO TODAY 3 0 x3 2 5 .4 5 I 9 .I O 3 0 x3% 3 3 .8 5 2 3 .2 0 3 2 x4 4 8 .6 5 3 6 .8 0 3 4 x4 % 6 5 .3 5 5 3 .1 5 3 5 x5 8 2 .7 5 6 5 .3 5 S i i .vf . r t o w n C o r d s , Fa b r ic A tm T a t C # fllf lr * l# No Stt.1. 4 * t*4 lh * lr.1 ill** n f J u n r A. I', t ills , In * fl!#4 *i|.1 # *rtlfl New York.—Tim United States ship­ i**t# In ro t nfllr# nml li» * in *.I# »|>pllr*t|.m fur ping hoard hits 1.3S7 steamships totn'- t i * «tr#*l In !..n # tn #r#nr,|*nr# w ilt, U * r, s*|,| r#»*t##»l# #m br*r#« lh# fn tln w ln r i1#*rrlW.|Ing more than 8,.70i),ono ilcndwelght j.m p r r t f *llu#l#<l In s#niln 4# I'n im lr , I't-.rl t i tons, of which 1,179 were in actual . w i t * N W I I n f S W I I I I # .1 N K I- It n f # r CC. T p C l. S. It 1C K . 10 *rr# «. Th# •operation February 1, It was nmih S*.*14 lin . l la'lm t 4.-#.-#>l at th# .1*1# n f tl..* I* known here by the director of ojH'nt- • nir.r# n f atirli r r r t l f l n t # In II.# n a if# n f I't, known. Hons, John Cushing. Tn!#,* i*t4 r# illfl# »lr« i t , i ll W r#4##tit#4 nr These ships are being operated from m f.llne In l»w . I n 4##4 w ill W 'l * lt#r#.in 4 » J n f l* # I..W r \ l> |'C>3 18 Amerirnn p o r t s nml are serving 1C on WMltnr p-.III n ti * n ltlrU I ilt n t lit r # m l ■#.*! th|. * trade routes, virtually ontvbnlf of tlie ill# KMb 4 ij* n f Au e i i . I A I ' ISC'* T A It o l T JI \ss, «T#rb Uonnage being nsslgned to nortlierr is#*l» ttr V T n o T H I.A S S , I> l«, Euni|ipnn trade. Triuispaeine Innh 1 Otr. Tins upproxlmutely 11 per cent of tin NOTICE or AI’PI ICATtOX TOR TAX HEED fstilp's, nml South American unit West lutllnn Cnrlbhenn service 21 per cent; Untler Sectlsn 575 of th« Grn<»ril Butut«i. New York has 3(1 regular shipping N'nili# l« ErrFEf bI*Fti given IliaI: ovi:i!>riu;n TriU'itNf 1 nn ni.. lines. Purstaaer of T*i N.» atFA It* **ri! •iiy JtitiF, V I'. Il'h 11.1■■IHf'I m M «#r llflrntr In it'/ and Ea« tppIE'ifEm New Smyrna railroad workers have ft»r iIff*! (il 1**h«* In KffnDluuV whit la«r Hflf.l i"Ft(|(|*i(#* an Nrar#i P# Iti; *1-* fIE*A contracted th** "own your own home" |iftt|#rif t h u ilF .I hi Svinlii *!.' !’I »f 1 I t uiyiiig and building on 1»* « If NW I I *.f N W I I »r V»: I I an I v I 2 hey could contract a ..f ,^\\ 1 I *»fNW I I Ilf Ni: I I of Ser. 15 11• ’.1 !* I . n»F a il ( 19T) 1 M n| If ftiA lU lF rt' — XUiQinr# **f *1 rertl5i »If Pi lli#mti»F uf T, Cwant ad for results. ❖ "Best in the Long Hun SOLD BY H. L. H A IG H T OVERLAND S A LE S AND SERVICE COM PANY Corner C om m ercial and P ark--O pposltc Hotel Valdez I ;; L. �* ■ ' ivx_V= . : r *•f ^;u-y ■'?¥-£<. * fj * * « ; -i ‘ E E R r # " /sf* J ••' rt.v-"f-■- ' FRIDAY, S E P T E M B E R 10, 1920. THE SA XFO nn HERALD EVERY PLACE IS TW IC E AS FAR A S IT WAS LA ST YEAR. Adminlitrator o( the f i t a t i id Maltha PACE F IF T E E N llrrllrton, dccraitd, and that at the n r t r and rondo a tald *:*c!l<n at tLe eearral t o ll, r r I time I « ill p*»«,nt to ia!d Court my final ire rln ct* earned: »r<! t t l i r t , t t * r w f . •tall I * antjactol to tt» 's a a llf u l ,>rtrn>. tra ld lrs sltl.ln ‘•[fclal Tat account, aa Administrator c l aaid l a t l t * , and i n r m i l S e n io r)* C»ua fed Artier r. fmuo. j<Q «rd fifu cf job. a4» Prertnct No. C—W . E . K ltt te. E . Cnr’. ett, A. u t t t fj- j'a t lit * at.! rrattlcttrea a , ar* pro F . l . e l M t tr lt t Nr. aak (or their approval. dr**» sr.bt.ro n, do t * and I t r r J ? to tL* U U ,.f Dated July l!<th. A. D. 11*20. A. Moran. tn*t'** 1*r* I.. M. Rebtlnder. Clerk. «IJ»d t y la<» for p tc rra l tlre llm a to tL* Stat* IT. ( V i l a a*l(- .; aod | - litlo n rrr tt.at a» »!**. \\ashmgton, D.• C.—"Chicago v.— vtnvunw it .. more than twice as ar fromi NNew Yorl ---------ew Y fo np ialn t t M I *r*ln acalrat p n on tbo ttb E M A G S I SO N . * - — 'i — . i__ M M O tr. 't h n I * l.*M oltbtn aalil Spa-tlat T a t S c b 'v l !>!» A ll — to aal.lrli It w..< Irr.r ftbtj and frd rr.lem l>y the 003 Com)' r ( I'la-rMa. ____ ___ ..... * ** fftdt h j tj# , . « m . t- . . . . . o iin in m . i * ( » , ;al T a t Scb<»l P!» 'd ay i f Cktcter. 1!CC. an<! It U FartL** erd«f*d ns it wus as u *»• six p*-' years ago. ■*hw. More thn. ...... ' f-. *1. A fm in iA tra t»f. j ijr It. ait! o f TtiS J* Im in ic lliii f r r _____ n .r u 1 t a t * Trrrnnto a*t ir.y|trl<t to drlrttnln* t l r ii’j*«Uofi a* to » b » t b t f[t b a t T L * Sanford l!*ra!d la tt* tto-apapay t o . In t n t lc»*+,»«•! i » f n tare-f. that, every I*h‘co in the IV United State! - — tv .l i t_ tlc« ,1.11 a n ~ * f «r» t U L l .voNO T IC E •o• r S P E C— IA L BO N-D E L E C— TaIO N TOR u - *‘***>-t«t*. In ' L and a t IfTB ti lrliii b Iet i*M Ur»at . t l f Seat (V of to t* ♦ Stat* of i t But l.nda In t l * a m i f I f . u o i . i « ta !l I * - • * enre# -----* • e tC i.n « .., r .M e l, ! l f | I u.d - ........about far from ever; is'now twice «» 1— - - - - - , S P E C I A L T A X SCHO O L D IS T R IC T NO J. r.M d a ; * f lu * u * t . A , t»., JM O , ■l l'li. at T a lla l a itr*. It * t \ tn U t*.'ril by r ■ ': • l!d! S^r.UI T -r-~ t i t : |I... at b. rto d * »•.|—** :t- - 1ae-nrli* o n !« . thcr place ns «t " » » »»» i y l b (G E N E V A ) , S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y r iO T U D * . ' ,« » * fJ* _ J u .y . ; Ju ly , A. I>. ’t iO '. " lo t ’ . . . i f. r It.* t- rrj.** of a e jn lttc ;. t oll.! The-s rather Bturtllng assertions ar. . W it r i.a c y Land and rfflctal a*at of t l * Coart i l. C L A Y C R A W r O H P . In*, tn la tjln r. ftirtild .lr* or n tte ro !.* l- ij.- i r . r. i bAinrAB, ■ la ! ) « *tl. day of Aa*oat. ISM . .j,, yy SeeretUry tnompson ol, tn wt,rrtaai a i-*uu..n i.<, (■ bVcrrtary of Stat* In* k I« o | tn lld ln *. and acbool rronnda aad for A J-ftlth n l i l t tn r. r. itittm. 'ifo.iwf, is e a l ) r- a . rio u a L A S s , National Rivers and Harbors Con |ti,t county Hoard of puttie ie.•intrftMi for Ktm I t * f------i r ’. m li* c m .o.f .t .l *. ,n,.,r fniltc frr* a rt i. lt U w o|||,tr A. M fib U r, irrr H L io iti.lt | C!»rb ltra lt C. Coart. S* C !*rb C Circuit art. S*t*r.lb Ja.tlctal C U ra tt, *,.. ,<;9 in a statement released today in„j* romty. ri.rt.ia. ,tcr.*d . O ntllff .--a*. •• • a (•! « f rn l.tle I t a t m d l o n ................ . »!*«#« re r pfe tfcafi iT S*m S*w la tle « County B .a .d of P .b tld In .tru C . T ** * * *' .........* ..........." M r tWU ! T h e statement to es on to say: ......... ............ • t w rfily fl« r j^ r rrnta of t’.r ilnly #lr# I* f ’ * ' ' * * * ‘ ' . C u . . , . n .r id .V w m t a l M 'K S ' SC1 I E L L E M A IK E S . '-.if course the number of miles be Irr* rr* M ln ; w ithin R p fd a l T a t S« ’ ,*»i t>litrt • ' •!]-*rm, ro'r,nt i f P it |i<1 CUB! cf D o n Ji V rc e in r v for Su-»<U) T a i , , . . . . . . n New York and Chicago or an; No. v. . ir. I ••ni l!».n a t ! I \ <T ^ I<**• »t"l <r It rrr'l to f*. !■ 1— arut It** It,# *At* *At*c t* te licTt vrlj t j *t rld * lrrM ** t» *1 c! • 1 *!n 3, C .f h n s t , $#mlno> l o i i f i ri**rMa a*l County * * - .r * !.t y f.r t l* _5 , . D u t r l d No. S, Osr.rtA two places that mluht be name In r &i*«1 i#tlt!**oIi»c t l# <oantr fr ant . f |*nt.!|e» 1 -....... .. U Tb.r*- , i . j .v - . . ( f .i r a r t u r . K d a . tb . R a t* of I n f r a , t t* b , r . , .. „ O« > • * iB tir U list the same now ns it always was Iti«triir!|(»n ft»r Prtulnol# t •a im#* a -n .. ............ I I* r '.1 ■. ti* c.»ll • I •. cn aad im ! tbo Ik# T Tim w t# P ilB c f f A l t n j !n t« re i i„iles are not the only things t o ifl i n l f f ah flection to t * he!* n lt t ln m ;,| 5h«!I t# Da# And r a y tk t# . “ aaure by. WWc mi it lit use time Pl-fcltl T a i Scl^ol M atrlct Ni* Z. (Otnee* T »\ t*s*Iaei| U .l r r„t i v On tl# fth •!#; #f Ju lyn \. I*. r*M l l r r r *l al! l^* !*• in i l y la The Court of the County Judge f:,H n sta.S -. nnd it has been well sal, Perutfvolf Counljr, Florida, to fl#i#rr t? •* «itftl.rf It*-* a j • : 111**n n i i |.r#»«*'H#! tn tt # iV n n ij H t t r l r l Ve *. (iP n e r il Ser Ir c U (Vt*,r*t;, Seminole Couaiy, State of Florida, i r.< an Knylish writer that it Is no ru U * ir in l*ntillc In*troftl-n f»*r Cwuntjr. l ! t loQtU in H •* «uot of ; r • • not t lif tf *Iia 1I !•* 1m *i #*1 I t t ! # •»!■! < p..iit ' iieage but cost of trnnsportnttoi T, nn,t *••11* ! iiain. AO* In re Estate o f ! 1*(Ji. If ni r# tl.»n tw#ntf-iti# t^r t^rrel At fiw |i«p i f a|\ lf» r t r ^ O l H a tflr t Vo * (fl#n#fa‘ t«-n.Ja !n •err.l anr.mlt*', Un.t« t«nVj a constitutes the true commercln thr aum ..r .............., r, n ! i.t^tr.tS . J. Hamilton Rep *irt,* i f si.a* itnty ij jatifr-l elector* r»•! !tnc with i n n , Infpr# at j M». mr tin* ;(ifve#rtja .. • f .»jt O r e I n c h C a r d * t v i| | |’ c P u ld i n h r d L 'a * Ja f t w t ; I**, lf*31* » H ti* it.^turr ' J * t r h i s i l l f i l i n g U T h e H a le O f 1 7 .2 1 .. ( 1’ *|»«J aI T a \ Hrfaatl IH tlilr t V * V <«rti#Ti. " urt, of distance." . I,f *" a,''l f" ! U.a> t.nr|v„. ,.f r,r.,nir To all Cfeidtors, Legatees thirty ;* r* .firr * # t'ai# 1 i>lnnix« *^nli> < runfy riolldi. A*k!rg tt a ( A n rl#<t ••fjeocrnpllicnllv. Chlcapo is, 's t if «»r, InlMInc. rnUrclW fumt.tt-s i.r r I’er Year. 1.too niiles from* New York, but, be «nr ir.iM.me . i.. i tuiMier* —• .• .• i tees and all Persons having Claims or i. n t* r.ima an.) t*u to dairrntn* il* >|a**tli« It l» U ittlrT rM i-linl tt.a t tt !• oftlrr t-# j at* pul* Demand again>t *.iid Estate: »i*u.*r <r not tend, m tb* *a-n of i i v !•!#»! In Tl * S*dt»for«J H*T a M * i ,*..- the increase made In freiph for tt« *t«ia>i«« *•* ,.t it.# :r ■ m , . .. . I!*Iir.| t t Sjnfortl. it: rr# t*rlny no n#w»* *jwt You, and ea -f vou. arc h e r e b y ........... . " l ,,,orJ ’ ’ i! *• rntes thirinp the past six years, th T*' 1 •• • v- • H a trlrt tv on Lake Michigan, is now, Com it« it. .,u i- ■i • u > notttiavl and required to present any-,,1 1*1*1 • Ni ’ ... Ira > Co mr, ri s|la. f,« I QliUvtfit taltl ln • ■i ! S;r»*M| T a i N a, 3.| ! i fot , . , |t;i!»!lnr. A csjntrlnf. m U rgine ....Vrinllv *100 miles from tidewnte «fi *«;*»-t'-i ««•: dMir.ri m • r. c laims and tleman..* which you. o r 1. . . . c ,.f ,.Pr^„,rr „ l4m,, ,.„,M four nRtr«»hf nnif. and every conmnlty in the countr; either of you, may have against the . .. i **..t f.r tt* ., ta.i** I^n# 0t»«f ftblptf 1 In r # i i ! * r •#••!«*« of th# been pushed back until it is twic im •• ornrn is tut: court iioinc fi r n'vny from the markets ii i «»p -* «f •••iBiitne. MiMme. »ntarei.« fun .i estate of J . Haniih'-n Itep deceased, •* ■■? -i* ini.li* fr»* **i*».t* *min si^i.r County lu Hi', i f I'at-llc* Inatrarttm for ?nrml n i# * * nnty, I N tl-H, t lf * "f*I i!»l *> t AuiB*t* la t e o f S e m in o le C o u n t v . F lo r id a , to r " i*i*trlwt N*. t i* r " « n i. . n i o , SANFORD - • FLORIDA it eelther buys its suplics 0 ,•**» I». 1tco. , Ationntlri* ti* f l S . f t o M to l«i c-t .i rat* r *•!/ ^anii * t l t-#it! ' V its products as it was in 1019. • " ’ ‘ r" ' >• " * ’ * uf «■' .llu1 lmlcr-UM ■ I of |t*#Ti) •! fir ti^ |*ir|v»# »r! faafTli in tl# »iM i-#tl esti.io. within t« 'M whole increase was not mail , «,*‘ Mc frr' i.ir s fro m the * P H u rt*, n, r i alrn an, . once, the country fe v e r would hov. ' d a te h e re o f. I’. P I-utvn Mrmt*er. *•»«II .food or It i it bad been. First it wa "r' 1 Dated July rhl'!StA1'«! a'.a clar* {• I-# ft r f i v e per cent in 1911, then fifteen pe (* r“ 1 IMJftt I ’it IU ln*tm ftj»n ** t srm.\ 19 AAUt'N i A<>c»jtiitf# im M lnx. ,, „t in. 1917, then twenty-five per cent ' 'r^fnitr . ...... »**J# U i i i f j I h r l . U . I \dt • E* l v Mr. MeAdoos order, in 191H; am . f ( _ .............. , . ' llr *r " Ia * * t « t i. <di#., h t r r . . l r n ( 1‘n M lr . i■ 1 , • ti’l f* f If # p i *’ * l* r tl.# ilu ly <|'lll!r.rij e!##tnf Il n i n - U o u lie - . n;,u* an advance varying from twen • " ■■■, . . • la ry r f llo a rd M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : i f 11 l* I 'lld l^ fr a * .i- l.. HI 111 *iM Sj-#p I'Matrl#! V» t\ five per cent » the Southern grout t f M !«"«141 T a i Sc I PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA .I T«» Sct..d H a ir let N.. Nolle t or 1 * 1 I CT'ON. S#it Im-V i * i tin * r . r:.b r |.l,v r » r # * ti ;,,.,i averaging, according to an esti ' GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER « ! ,r*aa Ir la t l * . . . .* . * 111. |). mate made by the Ilurcnu of Kailwii; tliP . Anti u t ir in : v • IM-i n-.-Ir 1 *»i-ij\? I# li* l l # l# * f tn ir r p t t i*f **!»# ■' ROGERS* I'l.ATKD WARE IN CIRCUIT CO URT. SCVCNTU w hr?#4* Ti p ( ‘otinfy I** *1 of I I ti Economics, JT1.58 per cent for tie Hi n.beiiim. r * s , , , r „ ( n , , , i. i»»l H * f t ! t V** «*#r.#fA 1*#rrllu J# ‘ ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES •ttMi-tiofi fur S#iti|n**l# t’i inf* n « M whole country. C I R C U IT 8 C M IN 0 L C C O U N T Y' . i" n t'H r --—•1 c a It* I* l* t h li il ■i r n «»f f I • ia*) tin trn -I l*j (• : r ! t tM* ! u arj *1#la>! •■i|T !** "Stated in another way, this mean , t , . t| ^ j • T L O R I P A I N C H A N C E R Y 1) r-f# ♦f Ti 1# ’ * * ' In tl # aum **f « IH I # r#*|»ilrr.l rl*<rlila. »n»1 t l that for every dollar paid to the rail . ♦•* # >•d i H 'fr is l ft* t*jp i t««l# (fi t| # 1 *nn # r and f**r t l # ( l!a ?<*tr.t, t*«i t n f t l t HA tit, iff-**** an*1 Dhjes't# , - *. I . ■ ** .* ................. - * ' I O n a « # i •#! f» ftl. In * * 1 I Iw th l* :i n! : »*f ' ' GEO. G. HERRING .*!i H f ttrtu fw t* #lr#fdrv| i*t m ar# I F i r l r *!•%<■ •#T flifl] roads for frciirnt freight in I014f 1911, wc we mun roml.i . . .................. , • * ) 1 *• • ? .t| # -| in la, . .. **' *li At# pmittt#rAt#*l l.pf#tnfit*t?r. •«t«S * t*»- t now pay two dollars or more. • # i !«S Ji*D?l tt#M • *•■1 ittU-fi. •. u <‘r i r . .r*.l i:«*.» i m »!!T. j I* \Yol Atlurney-al-Law ■t tt # fr t# . f »ti tf\ f t itl**«i *t h t " r l r r # * |« * tlt# J . n it is just as certain as ate itself tba r!i#t# fM# D r |f tlr w ■J »r»tr Tl>at It 1« tt# il#- irrtitn I D Uorf#r. «n*l ArUmr r OilUn* i l t Iwf. *m» • aiiiif na** H rp w tn itiil F t a . every »incrense in cost of transport , *(-» h '1* ti » I ft U Ccnikfy ] *tm * ni !**"*■# . r.* #!! t arflra rf^lii Ir / an In* N’o. 1! (Inrncr-WrtndrtilT lluilding h* l^ tlal«-t) JaruurT L net. vl *!!.| at ion increases both the cost o llvim . « . Ii'ity Hs’il.I i tl at *1« trr#»* lt» t At >1 I *. !!!•• t T, H # r !, SANFORD. FLA. and of doing business and dwrensf i<f • M If.rt.U ft. !*.-. • 1* .tl)# Ir d 1"'«l f- : IT)# I tt; ■ * Tf*<Ii*Tit'a n *|* of ‘•sirfi-M »t .1 all j *HI# a i» ;#ar» vfrrr tie »!#•«* ft ■ *•("#* f tlie territory in which our product » a.il,| f«#'tftit» !• th# am rlalttiloff •n In * r «1 ti* ••l*t |M»|'#rty en , H # , V*t«1 Ili-rrftt'# (li 1■ ir*t)nt|. whether of farm or factory, can I T.*»i • cif riiirhta. \ru I r a ! | N*n ♦• a* all l#.»« •Irr II. U ! II ' I P . Cn a V S o t P . ] . |i. \v,t|. -f mu. ar*l In i " i t » i v . r •f ii t*r m i l , i*lt |*#i nrinn |„ 11 P i H i t •. d it t L u r r . O d llii n sold. Rut the most vital questin' L A N D IS , F IS H & H U L L bl'lfh-Tl «*f »l la |Lw*r,| !! I* i !;1T a,*.. tf.t f ... •It #1 n Ii#. today is not whether we shall pa; • \I I (HIM \S VMM (It NSIll.llMIS IT LAW l.pfrt.jr ( l i e n t in t #fl t! • lh *1*i i*f aaf.J |alf\ It •». I^» a|-Ad*>* C IT A T IO N . in price or another or the transport' . . t, trn.hwr. \. I* |f*an. -n e ln ft. U n t l l tw l.pjat t . iN n t .u r u c T io r t DE LAND. FLA. t-». IU .M t in ) Ti tl 9« f « J #JT» •1 alien of our goods, hut whether tv i f -I tl ••••ft# t* !#r» t * ■ id < -tf.| that i 3. IV SI»|T, W ill yiacilo- In lh* S ta t* and IVtrrmt Court* r# t t,* |^ )e |,| ffi • I # M ci-wif. atu| , it ,r la r t lllii, (or llt a m ln lr t and P rrlrc tln .an get tlx'in carried at nil. J p W id irtt. n. ,t . o., C. •■■IT!*•*<1,11 1 »% f p l c l h t a t tlr f V " * *#: l ■ *• "• Land 1 ill.* »*fr |v It rr***! ♦f.!T l a » a •(-##1 *1 In Europe they use waterways a i ‘*.*in!j I*;* V * . t»* *!# t#rflr.p w trtt.p f i r »■<! l» 11*«*• I «• • ■■' l *1 t I . Inc ft # 1# t # M Id ••(.l Tat w. II a s railw ays France, Ilclgitiu tf.rr# • lu ll I# 1««H#«! t y tt # * i | J SjsnTal T u t stcovn day or sfovuMticn. in. t T 1 i 1 ' •. I Ml In Holland nnd (let-many (as it was InI'la T rk t \>i. *, Iriit!# t*i i l s j ' i t i.M J t *•» • >»f rio rl Li foie the tear), whose combined arn * ...... v w iu m u n i a • i J *.., In tl f •ntbi tl' * » »i.|r l *n «!#r#ftt tn# w h # tfn i* only one-seventh that of the Unite, »? * r !! 9 rat# t« »' \ !: t I*# ft ••l l Ht*#clA! Mutes, have l!.t,Ljt>0 miles of water \ J «#(m| Atl »rl*f N** * S*. tr*»il# Cbr’tnfy v dv- of which they make a continu **-| Ji.rm aT Y 1«t 1fi/ | . I he ■r n l l |* I f« r In !. )• fr«»*T .<lly inerensing use. The tonnage -if A\*i*le range of materials ami analyses, All U ’ i •d-s transported on rh<- waterway.* il.- d. ■err-.f fl * i ti**. *| If I-*1 formulas properly iiroportioned. r# •f (iertrany in 19D' was five time.* If t:. !»i riM*hii*Mn t l f * .!•; IT. r*| It - mui li as was cnrriial ia 187.1. and 1% r * .kf Unhl I , For HUT) HKDS and VOI NK PLANTS: n il *1# 1‘i'iintT I he l i t it . mote than a eoineidenve that, it 11*r r . 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In t l u ,| Df C o un ty J u d g r .N rm ln clr ' " u n t t S t a i r o f l lo t ld a . ‘ I f#* I . i U t c of ■'tj; th * l l . , t ! . “ton Notice I* h#r*hy flven, t o ail »h«*rn It ^ ty rt.nr*rn. that on th * 2nd day of October V It. |t»2 0 , I *'i*!l at'ldv to th* HenorabJ* J- h- [|ouib(itdrr, J-idg* ef tald Court, a* •“dc* e| Prubatr lor my final d ltc h aff* *• 'TfS if -- d. -jt ■' . * i ■ 1! >.• , *fe: I.JbSVikiLJ. ii � 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, 1920 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, September 10, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 10, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 10, 1920; <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/648eb399a4770eb699f19b6e45900894.pdf dfcb9fb551ce24571ee6d87975fdb355 PDF Text Text Since Diaphragm Garments Have No Connection With Politics Perhaps You’ve Also Wondered How Politicians Will Attract The Attention of Female THE SA N FO R D IN T H E HEART OF TH E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T SAN FORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA VOLUME XII. H ERALD V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N FRIDAY. SEPTEM BER 10. 1920. NUMBER 4 REGISTRATION BOOKS SEMINOLE WOMEN VOTE SEMINOLE CO. SCHOOLS ARE OPEN TO WOMEN IN NOVEMBER ELECTION OPEN SEPTEMBER 27TH Authorized Hy Secretary of State Tel Early next week Secretary of Stall j Crawford will issue a letter to the su­ Register pervisors of registration advising Tnllahnssee. Sept. 8.—All restrict­ them that wontc may he permitti ions have been removed from the reg­ to register for j irticipntion in tin general election in November. istration of wontmen in this State foi This action on the pnrt of Mr. Craw. | the forthcoming State and national ford follows up a letter received by j Lndiet. Arc Out For Better Lighting diction, and in fact, for all elections. that official from the attorney gen Whereas it has come to my attent­ Of O rr Streets ion that considerable rubbish, weeds, Attorney Genernl Van. C. Swcnrin-1 era!,, which is a follows. gen this morning received a telegram i "Tallahassee, Fla., Sept. -J. 12*-I- nnd unsightly objects are allowed to n rv ■■ r* ’T i l l H Z '* H T I l f I The «re looking after the from Federal Secretary of State Bain- 1 "To Hon. II. Clay Crawford, secrc- remain on the streets and vnennt lots IQ N 1 1 111 r I H I Great White Way while the men are Ilridge Colby, at Washington, formal-.tary of state, Tnllahnssee. Fin. Dear of our city, nnd [ j J U i l l t i 1 I1111V I l i u IT fur gyjf nnj country clubs. Whereas the tourist season is fast Jy notifying him thnt the nineteenth |Sir: You nre advised that I am li ____ _ 1yacht clubs and other clubs and yet amendment to the Federal Constitu- receipt of a communication from Ihm approaching when every public spirit­ Over Prospects of Excellent Corp» ed citizen of Sanford desires thnt the • -i|' when «my of these innovations nr. Sot Exprctcd That Many Mill ‘ * merged into the whole Sanford will tion of Teachers In the County and span for Themselves of Privelege City be the greatest in the state. --------j The Womun’s Club tool^ up the idea oral notifienti The Sanford Schools will open for Supervisor of Registration II. C. of street lighting several months ago mediate the fall term on September 27th with and an able committee composed of IhlboJe will be n busy man for the supe .•ens, the following teachers. fceerTa'resident of the state of Florida Mrs. Morgan, Mrs IL M. llcrndon and counties ot me Mate wno nan oven /vuguni „i». im o u n u u *» mj> oj.m'ity of Sanford, in view Sanford High School ‘ w role for now he has the women to M rs„E. I . Morso have been canvass- pressing him for advice, that it would ion thnt women mny register nnd you ' . foregoing nnd to the end thnt dill with on election matters. They , ing the situation for the pnst week to now he legal for them to open thch would he authorized to so' Inform th< Principal, Claude S. Ogllvie, Sanford be cleaned up, di f", eligible to register now and will how many of the business men hooks for the registration of wonu-r registration officer of the several l-atin, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. U allowed to vote in the general clcc- would come in and have had remnrk. upon equality with male voters. Mr counties of the Stnte. Yours verj hereby proclnim the week beginning Spanish, Mrs. J. G. Lconnrdi. Monday September lllth, 1920. ns linn which will he on November 2 and able success. They hate not had the Swearingen also holds thnt the poll truly English, Miss Sara K. Muriel. Clean-Up Week for the Ciy of Snnnon wmen . --------- opportunity of seeing all the business Mathematics, Miss Ida Mae Gray"Vnn C. Swearingen it is certain that many of the women tax prerequisite to voting does not in a few "Attorney General." ford, and do request each and every History, L. D. Geiger, Jr. cf Seminole county will register and houses yet hut will finish days can- apply to women of new voters. citizen of the City of Sanford to lend days. The result of a two Science, To Ik- supplied. vote. , , his or her hand in cleaning up the It is rather difficult to determim vns was ns follows: Sanford Grammar School City. llcrnld Printing Co. how many women voters there will be Principal, M'ss Clara Millcn. In Witness Whereof I hnve here­ Sanford Truck Growers Assoc. »t this time but n rough guess would Eighth Grade, Mrs. Pearl Babbitt. unto set my hand ns the Mayor of the Perkins and Britt. place the figures somewhere around Seventh Grade, Mrs. Rosa L. Dick­ n. *» n n • i i City of Sanford this the 9th dny of The Yowell Company. tkr 500 murk for Seminole county. enson,Mrs. Ilachai-l Kirkman. Bowers and Roumilntt. Mr. Dubose says he welcomes the Sixth Grade, Miss Idn Mny Hall, Woodruff and Watson. Udics into-the game of politics but Miss Winnie Brown. ______ I Mayor. Boll Hnrdwnrc Co. U will insist on their giving their exFifth Grade, Mrs. Frances Byrons, Attest: L. R. Philips, II. C. Dubose. Willis Powell Woke Them Up In Bring Many To Sanford Given Free ict ages however unwilling they Miss Edna Byrons Miss Clare Gocrtz. Citv Clerk nnd Auditor. Deane Turner. Rousing Meeting At Valdez Ride Over City. night be and this item is a most im­ Fourth Grade, Miss Ruth Hand, ORDER Haight's Gnrnge. Hotel portant one in the matter of regis­ Miss Ruth Knnm-r, Miss Helen TerwilIn view of the foregoing proclama­ Mny and Wnlthall. Again last Sunday the Sanford tion nnd to the end that*inch of the liger. tration. . ... . Hill IIdwe. Co. Wliat was probnly one of the best Board of Trade entertained fifty departments of the city nnd the em­ The following instructions will be Sanford' Primary Schools Sanford Shoe nnd Clothing Co. meetings of the Board of Trade this steamer tourists who were Week-end ployees of city mny co-operate with lent out to country precincts follow­ Geo. Speer and Son. Supervising Principal, Mrs. Stelln season incurred nt the Hotel Valdez visitors to Sanford, most of them the citizens during Clean-Un Week, ing the receipt of the notice of II Chase nnd Co. P. Arrington. last night when about 140 guests sat holding round trip tickets, New York Clay Crawford: it is hereby ordered that enrh of the F. F. Dutton. ' Third Grade, Mias Carolyn Spencer, down to the long tables promptly tit City, to Sanford, via the ( Ivde Steam- j1rnil.,v of the departments nnd employ­ Under the Constitution of the Uni­ Mobley Drug Co. Miss Ruth McDaniel, Miss Sndia eight. Under tho management of er Fine. During the months of . cpt. t,t> s department co-operate ted States of America women are now parti Geo. Fox Co. —...I Oct., i\ t the il,.. Board of Itrnde rniln It ti u fit*. . . . . . . 1 . . .. * __ Blackburn. Mrs .K. F. Lane a fine mullein! pro­ nnd has a r ­ with entitled to register and vote the same the citizens during Clean-Up Smith Bros. Garage. Second Grade, Mrs. Jns. Moughton, gram was rendered the vocal solos ranged each Sunday to meet the steaWeek. it men. The law does not discrim­ Roberts Grocery. t Miss Mary Irvin. Miss France M. rendered hy Messrs. Wentworth and , mer with sufficient automobiles to Done and Ordered this the 9th day inate and negroes nre entitled to the Bryan Auto Co. Hughey. Fred Leo and vionn nrConu>dnte nil Sunday visitors to tin of September, 1920. Hive and Mrs. .. lame privileges ns the white. This IL C. Maxwell. First Grade, Miss Ethel Moughton, solos by Mrs. '* C. J. Marshall. The ’ “ ' city ami give them a complimentary C. J. Ryan, registration is for the genernl elect­ Assistant Prin., Miss Mary Howard, Allen Seed Co. •oios were accompanied by Mrs. E. F. auto ride through Sanford's famous City Manager. ion. Do not nsk any questions as to Miss Claire Walker Assistant Prin., E. A. Brand. Lane on the piontv and Mrs. Marshall celery delta. ------------x------------what political party the registrant Wight Tire Co. Miss Ruth Young. on the violin and each number was Among the prominent guest* last MISS VICTORIA affiliates with, ns wc cannot do this The teachers for the cifunty schools Star Theatre. warmly applauded. Just before the Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Pye, *•( DANCE FOR undi r the general election law. Ad­ NISBET Miller's Bakery. are as follows: iresident culled for onler K. A. Doug New York nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Wenzel minister the following oath vis: Kent Vulcanizing Co. lass called for a rising vote of thanks Oviedo ^ "I do solemnly swenr (or affirm) S. O. Shinholscr. On Friday night, September fourth doiiBh.fui muiif ......................... Principal, Mrs. Anita K. Crnwforu. that I will protect and defend the | Hodges and McMillan. ri-mlt-rwl ».„t « » . The ,m-mj T|r ( i v ,,,T A H '.ri.b iV .S n .l-r Ac . Mrs. It. S. Keelor entertained The] Intermediate, Mrs. J. N. Thompson. Constitution of the United States and C. E. Henry. was served in courses nnd like «l llu. , inr ((t,„.r prom|nent Younger Set, at The Woman's Club j Primary, Miss Nell King. of the State of Florida; that I am J 1st National Bank. Geneva visitors came from Mnssnchussctts with a delightful dance in honor of I twenty-one years of age, nnd have :best and served’ hi the way:v= i..-r, *™» Seminole Bank. that A lias2 New Miss Victoria Nishet tin house guest) Principal, M. E. Dooley. Jersey. Pennsylvania and Conn been a resident of he state of Florida I*. L. Thrasher. made the Valdez Hotel fatuous. Min* Intermediate, Mrs. W. G.kilbeo. The practice of the Board of Trnib of Mr. mul Mrs. W. K. Watson. fur twelve months, nnd of this coun­ T. J. Miller and Son. Host Campbell was on the job anil to entertain visitors in tins manner The Cluh House was most artistic-1 Primary, Mrs. M. E. Dooley. ty for six months, nnd 1 am a citizen j Col. Knight. saw that evryone was made comfort, ,. ... . ally decorated with Ilamhoo vine am) Lake Monroe of the United States. And that I am i Stokes and Millitzer. aide and had plenty to eat. After the ,»•«■ wide comen throughout shaded lights and punch was served Principal, J. Tildon Jacobs. qualified to vote under the Constitul i I». C. Marlow. cigars nnd cafe t.oir had been served «»'*' country and Is serving ns one of throughout tin- evening nnd tin* Jazz Intermediate, Mrs. S. 11. Buchanan. inn and laws of the state of Florida.’ President Miller called the meeting nrentest methods of boosting, E. A. Brumley. Oichcstra was at its best. Miss Nis Primary, Mrs. Minncttc Jacobs. R-.th men anil women must pososr | Union Pharmacy. to order nnd naked for committee re I The people of Sanford feel close in bet is very popular with tin- younger th* following qualifications viz: I zuicminhI ports nnd the following chairman gavi deed to tin- Clyde I.me, who have al set, and all made merry to one of the Alfred Foster. Must he 21 years of age or over. 1 I.ee Brothrs Hardware. their reports: 'ways shown a disposition to work bar most enjoyable dances of the stltnipet Principal, J . M. Chaffer. Must be citizens of United States inoiuo..sly with our people and tliei- season. Among those- present were W. II. Hynes. Assistant, Mrs. G. U. Stc-wnrt. J. G. Bail <-f fiance.-*. W. M. liuym prin tlc*of ' -ving a Sunday ship vis of .interim. Lett Motor Co. Chuluota Miss Snritn Lake, Miss Florence Hr** read tin icpxrt **f J'. W} Mahoney on Must ho residents of Florida fnt The lights will !■•• ‘ustallcd as f-.l mnnufuctuii-ix stressing tin- milking it San fo rd ha -woven an invnlu*. Principal, W.L. Scig. ■... Miss Ethel Henry, MUs Agnes llu 12 a ••ntiis, or more and of Seminob lows: Ass-.-'-nnt, Mis. W. L. Seig. of brick mul aiding J- J. Mauser u attraction for ou city. M*<*->- r* - mu Miss Do olh.v ilumph, Miss Z< avail ilii...el> four.ty d months or more. P.uk avenue '••coiid to Commer ial tin- formation of a company for cigar deli's of Jio-tr o-iAltamonte Springs Munson, Fannie l!i I n .Munson, Mi-Those men who live in the city of Magnolia avenue. Second to First making. It- J- Holly reported on gait of tin- delightful week-end trip-7...I- .Mary Francis Ball, .Miss Eleanor Her­ Principal, Mrs. Ninn Mac Adkins. Sanford and have registered this yeni Palmetto nve. Si*rond T-- First. I’aola and country dub and brought out a dentally the (inesi m Florida and Sim ring, Miss Marie Teague, Miss May must not register ngnin, ns they arc First Street from Sanford nvemn good discussion on tin- advisability of ford wishes to assure them of theii Thrasher, Miss Adelaide Higgins, Principal, Ml»» Boyce Suddath in line to vote in the genernl electioi to Oak avenue. Uridgtnd a nine hole course, deciding on a lo­ welcome mid enrh Sunday they can b* Miss Kura Wright, Miss Rouchellc. Seven lights to the block about six­ cation, etc. Chns. Britt on* ndvertis- assuretl of a delightful auto rid*- whil* Miss Julia Zachary, Mi«s .Mamie Indu arid elections thnt mny follow. Prinrifinl, Miss Agnes McCormick. Those men already registered ir ty lights in all. Mr. Mo.-gan, Alderman, Mr. Waite: x'ing called on Dr. Hyman who .poki the Osceola waits. The City of Sanford and the South­ about different kinds of advertising country districts will not he permit Among th*- mend *-ra of tin- Boar* Connelly, Mr. Frank Woodruff. Alien j.\CK DEMPSEY KNOCKS ern Utilities Co., hear half each of On­ D. C. Marlowe on transportation and of Trade's entertnti-ment committee Jones, Mr. Karl Schultz. Mr. Rayuir ted to register again. OUT BILLY MISKE In registering women do not us* cost of installation, the merchants i>n\ rates gave mi outline of his trip to is Captain Lund, undoubtedly one o Philips Dr. Roy Brown, Mr. anv prefix before the name such nr $.T0 for each post installed and then Tnllnliushce on tin- rate question. A. the best liked skipp* rs in Florida nnd Roy Chittcudi-u, Mr. J. D. Woodruff, Ringside, Benton Harbor, Mich., “Mrs." or "Miss" but wrlie her owe the city pays for the current which I’. Connelly on the Building Lorn well known for hie quarterly confer- Mr. G. W. Spencer Mr. Rolit. Dean, Sept. f»—Jack Dempsey, world's heav­ . name in Ixmk. For instance Julie seems fair enough for i II parties cor I Association reported progress. Geo i-nce work ndn his shaky alligator ami Mr. Freil Chittendeu, Mr, Hawkins yweight champion, «letending his title Smi’ li not Mrs. John Smith nnd Me­ corned and will give Sanford uhat p A. IDeC«-Hes <m the lake front im­ riu-le nest tr.l*-« Cuniielly, Mi Kuid. Hines, .Mr. George for the first time, knocked out Billy linda Johnson not M n. Snrnho John- has in-filed for many year*—a r-;.. provement reported on the piling am! Captain Lund ha* teen in pos.esslon ( Mcljiulin. Mr. Home Itumph. Mr. L* *• ...... . St. Paul, in the third round Miske, of ion \\ hit*- Way. unsightly buildings and showed prog­ of a key to Sanford ‘'or something liko lie Iln.. .'It. .tandall ( base, .|]r. lh-nj. |„f u jp. round championship fight thlr. In the column nt extremme right ress. Geo. W. Knight on entertain eighty five y« ars r > anything that {“W, \\ hitn* c. “. -• ‘ "t *••»'*. ‘ -'''"t- i.fternoe moon. WILLIAM SAW NEW YORK of look under the heading remarks l.unil promi«e» his passengers Lopcr Miwery of jampu .Mr. taut The ment asked foO a motion to direct the Captain ihe ei end came nfter they had fought T etc . write woman. Finance Commmlttec to investigate that Sanford will li,, will he carried Johnson of Deljind, . , , , , , Mrs. , ,, Legett, , , , Mr. one minute nrtl three seconds of the William Ballard the faithful jani­ the proposition of n paid secretary A wonrnn is (if married! the snm* nnd Mrs. Reginald Holly, Mr. and Mrs. ^hirtl round. The challenger had been out to the letter. nationality ns her husband.. If sin tor of the First National Bank had a as his committee depended upon the punch to Incidentally the Board of Trade will F°rrest Luke- Mr. ami Mrs. \\. h. flo^rcsl with a right bund | gle and tw>rn in any foreign country vacation the other day mid decided to secretary for results nnd that com­ need fifteen autos for next Sunday's Watson. ' chin 1 ' nnd* • • tin* • count of nin<the lie took Miss Victoria NisWt iuis departed sh. must show naturalization papers spend it in New Yoik where his hoy mittee see City Commission relative excursionists nnd those who can do, ns Dempsey whipped over nnotfire Please he particular with Itoth iner is employ’d ns Janitor in a large apart­ to publicity tax for paying part of nate their nmrhine tipd their time for for her home nt Mllleilgeville Cm., af right hander. Miske fell in his corn­ and women as none but American eit ment building. II took William ev­ secretary’s salary. an hour, kindly communicate with |ter having spent a delightful . , , two, j er. Referee Dougherty counted Miske in-r.k will he permitted to register am* erywhere and the people were kind President Miller, of the Board of weeks visit with her cousins Mr, and <)U{ R. J. Holly calling for action on if lorn in nnv country outside of the him tin* owner of the apartment build­ the golf (lub^hrought**out further *hs- Trade, f’*d. Knight, or D. C. Marlowe ! Mrs. \V. F*. Watson, nt the Wclnkn The fight was witnesed by n crowd l mi*'*! States you must examine nat­ ing giving him a cane and other gifts. cussioiii and Forest I-uke moved that who will list you for the ride. ; npnrtmcnts. ^ ^ c M Iof approximately 17,000. The gate cussioih----- . Lieut. Lopcr Lowry, U. S. M.• ' •I receipts were estimated at between uralization papers nnd make record William saw the big city from end to the committee be empowered to rn '•f them in the proper place on th* end atnl says it is just about ten tim­ gage the servics of a golf expert to and the honored guest of the evening was the guest of Miss Victoria 000 and $200,000. es ns large ns he had pictured it. Hr Looks. bet, nnd Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Watson, locate the links in n suitable place. {(tr B O mething good on town building took in Wall street also mid saw the fod the dnnee given in honor of Miss LILLARD IIPYS ANOTHER HOME F P Forester spoke on the issue jtml in his inimitable manner nnd pushmoney of the world filed up there hilt Nishet. Eieut. I^iwry returned to Tam­ PORCH PARTY he still believes the First National *,1 ponding the state for twenty mil ing nnd smiling way Mr.' Powell gnvi pa on Saturday. ____ __ ^ _the fact what ........ was pronounced by all N. J. Lillnrd, secretary nnd treas­ stressing Mrs. J. L. Miller entertained Tues- Bank and Sanford are the best in tin- lions for good roads bonded for mori present to he one of the best ever *lcurer of the Herald Printing Co., pur­ that Seminole had world after all. William is one of tin '.ay evening with n Porch Party in T. L. Lingo the nffnhlc cashier of chased the Williamson home on Elm livcrd In this city. Mr. Powell has '"f - r of her guest Miss Ora Howard oldest negro residents of this city and than ?750,000 for good roads and there probnly had more experience in this the Bank of Oviedo was in the city avenue and moved into same on Wed. should he no tax on progressiveness f'f Kentucky. The first gnnie of the one of the best mid In- will hnve some­ lino of work In more different states on Wednesday and is looking fat and nesdny. Mr. I.illnrd now owns two evening being Truth gnve a good start thing to nlk about during the remain­ for the unprgressivo counties of the than any other man in Floridn and saucy. He reports everything in the houses in Sanford and hns only been for the contesting games. Next n der of his life. H. R. Stevens reported that he hail his work in all of the sectional where second city of Seminole as being In here two weeks averaging one house lav*' story tei he correctly filled in hy seven families who wanted to locate he hns rc.ddod speaks for itself. II* first dnsss condition nnd the hank of a week which is going some even for FIVE FIORIIHANS W ILL BE using the stnte abbreviation then a here nnd mad a plea for ir<*r.v stock t«>k up each item that hail been discuss- Oviedo doing more business than ever a ninn from Alabama. BURIED IN ARLINGTON penny contest------Those winning nriholders in the Building Loan (sed during the evening nnd gnv n lu before. Mr. Lingo has many friends *es were Misses Essie nnd Ruth WhitAssociation to build more houses and cid nnd clear and concise exposition in Sanford who are always glad to SUGAR WHOLESALERS Sanford Roy In The List Re, M ssrs. Rjno nnd Crenshnw. Afhe was followed hy I). L. Thrasher in of how’ .these important items should see him. CAUGHT BY REFINERS •'T a delightful anil refreshing course ------------ x---------------Washington, It. C.— Five Florida n strong talk along the same lines he taken up nnd carried out touchine f,f purh nnd socinl time all were in Mr .nnd Mrs. Reg. Holly, Mrs. R of optimism nnd boosting for San- cspcinlly on the advertising game Mncon, Gn. Sept. fi.-r-Wholesale n pood frnme of mind to on ioy the men are among the forty-seven sol­ for(j -and the best use of the money to hr J . Holly nnd Mrs. Minnie Jones took grocers plan to institute test enses in Pood music anti singing hv Miss Gal- diers who died overseas to he buried W. A. Raffelli a well known travel- spent, saying among other things that in the big doings nt Daytonu Beach on the courts to determine whether con­ Arlington cemetery Tuesday. jH'her and Mr. Chns. Hcnder.-on. at ing mail was called upon for qf few n daily newspaper \yns the best n*l- Imbor Day. tracts for sugar, nlleged to hnve been Those present were—Misses Rose They nre: Private Elster N. Ilnrncs remnrks ns he nlways hns something -— vcrtlsing a city could have nnd no city signed under misapprehension, arc -------u--------------------1 ----i'" Gallagher. Jimmie laing, Ruth Whit- (Mrs. Bertie S. Rnrnes, wife), Camp good for the upbuilding of the stat* would ever amount to nnythlng with- (been invnlunhle assistance to the legally binding. Belton: Senrgent Burroughs Black­ Re, Julia Znchnrv, Adole Rines Bernnnd he made n striking talk on tin- out n daily newspaper nnd the news­ Board of Trnde and the city in gen­ t This was made known today whtn Austin. Essie Whittle, Virginia, man (Mrs. Joe Nerose, mother), San­ obi and flew south and nskedl'or the papers should receive the hearty sup eral. Such a booster ns I’nwell is President Small called a meeting of ' ' Adams (nearer Deroursev. Mildred Alvarez nnd Orn fo.d: Private John port of every citizen. Mr. Powell the kind of man the Sanford Board of the nssocintion here for September Howard Messrs. Michael. Squires Rin- n-lntive. Hugh Birley), Lake City- same united effort in town buiidin* coud hnve talked nil night and held hi- Trade needs for a secretary and ru'th- nth. that was mnde’dn the war in getting Field. Ixrvrll, Chns Henderson. - Private Wallace McCray (father. Hen nudienre hy his witty sayings an*! ing less thnn such a man should hi | Wholesalers claim they cuntrncted '-*hl- ll<-ndc-rson, Mnson nnd C'-en- rv McCray). Midway- nnd Privnt* the desired results and wound up his sidid truths hut on nccount of th*' considered. And the men who wen for sugar at 20 to 22 cents a pound ►haw. Amos Mnck (mother, Alice Mnck). beautiful peroration by asking that of the hour h» present last night went home with th* which is now retailing r.t 15 to 17 nil stand nnd sing the Star Spangled lateness Pn’ntka. only threw her into second ami stop-z­ feeling that some good had been ac­ rents. They charge refiner* nt the Manner. — r'I- E. Patterson hns purchased the . ,, The president then called upon ed nt the first mile stone. But h* complished and thnt Sanford hail th- time contracts were made represented orop.-rtv <*f W. M. Haynes located on ) Mary Franc's Rnll is spending the Powell secretarv of thi j gave the men of Sanford something t< “goods and need orly to show them* to them thnt there was a su*»ar short­ Third street. This side was made-week end with her sister, Mrs. »v. J. Willis P Lake County Chamber of, Commerce, think nl-out and his coming here h:i as Po*t'll puts it. age, which they allege was false. L' E. F. Lane, the real estate m an.,Stead at Kissimmee. Supervisor H. C.DuBose WHITE WAV IS In a Different ROW ASSURED Role MAYOR STEVEN’S Sanford City S ch o o ls PROCLAMATION Will Have But Few New Ones PATRONS ARE HAPPY Nil NKW EX C U RSIO N S A BIG MEETING ON SU N D A Y .*""™ ""'*-'' LAST EVENING t , , h,w », �FRIDAY, SEPTEMUrp, THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIXTEEN WILL SPEND 18 DAYS IN THE STATE ITINERARY FOR EDITORIAL TRII TO ME COSSIDEDER SOON. All ’Round the State A NEW WRINKLE IN ADVERTIS­ ING. ssrsn . crops in winter. -u,'‘n,er mctn Ko°' ,_______ _______ — S tir Itiff has a Home Builders Assn rlaH.m and the said company are nov u" b ng“ t ‘ n new homes for any om sV br; * « . i l k . a i - . k o >•■»"»» f“„ V ,h ' City-Mooro ll .v n branch is growing fast. --- -------- ------------- Orlando. Sepw l.— A mciting of thi Mr James Simpson, manager o com mit too nnnii'.l ».y the Florida Pri-tu t h e Mount Dora Citrus Growers Assu asrociation to take up the m tirtain mint of the National Editorial !»«•«• ...rt at the annual meeting oi mi mh iation held a few days ago, cover elation way held yei*t»'ida\. • 1 *' season Of 1010-20. showing t memhi'i-rn of the loiuialtUe weri inv­ mis profitable results to the grower, ent except Chuirman Stum-man, of tm n the history of the Association. ----------- x----------- Miami Herald. Secretary George Hoy.nn pn-rentu. RIC HMOND TAKES — xdefinite Matement.s from the exe*'Uti\. I ake County is trying to utilize ev­ FOl*INTI I'l.A fB IN committee of the National Kd.to.m <TTIES OF SOL'TII ery wiste product in its territory in rn.HK-;. Jon that they would M«ei.«j »• ; .7 „ r ,.h .n y days in the state. Three or four <!i» i ful discovery of making paper iron Washington, Sept. !.— Richmond of this time will he yiven over tu'tin sawgrnss was more than perfect! i business meeting at M- 'uyustim Vn. with the largest numerical growth when, along come another cxper.me. during Which there will bv no. errur of population in its history during the er and is going to make a valuabb tainment. or but very little. I ho >al lust decade, takes rank as the thirty- pine oil out of pine stumps left on cut ance will be taken up with a tin over lands, and what is left of th. through Florida beginning at I ensa seventh largest city of the country stump after the ml is extracted «il cola and winding up at Miami. In. the census bureau announced it |h>p - In* tiirn«*<l into charcoal product*. expense will he from $:tr..OOO« to $40. ulation today at 171.M... I cn yean _______x----------but it will result in the yreattst lo ago Richmond rankd thirty-ninth, and one of the biggest real estate trims o publicity that Florida has ever ha< in « decade has outgrown Syracuse and should chamre wron cimprssion- New Haven. Memphis and Scranton actions m the- state recently took pine, of the state held in minds of million Omaha and Akron have outgrown tin a few davs ago in Monroe Count* when the Chcvclier corporation sob of people in the middle west. Virginia capital. the Hopkins tract of land to the Hon The question of raising funds hj Richmond's numerical ini-rense wm interests, on of the biggest real cstnt. issuing a Intuk on Florida was discus* 44.0:il*, :I4.5 per cent, its previous ed and turned down, the newspapi" best increase was in the decade^ end­ concerns in the country. It is report men present not brlicvcin^* it woult ing with lb 10. when it was 42,378, oi id that the new concern proposes th development of the tract, and hav* be proper to advocate any such Torn 60 I. of “lulvi-rtisipg.T Committees will Among Southern cities Richmond sit apart $2a0 000 for construction o be appointed in every county of t hi takes rank as fourth largest, displac •the Tamiami Trail throughout th. state to raise the money. A meet ing Memphis, which held that rank tract front Dade County to Lee Coun jng will be held at Jacksonville with ten years ago and which now has about ty. in the next two weeks, when it is ex *<1,(100 people than Richmond New pected that railroad men will he pres Orleans. Atlanta and Dirminghan Wonder if Tout Watson thought i rnt with a plain itinerary for the trip rank as the first three Southern cities little thing like throwing a hook at Whether it will be possible to ad«>p them would stop a bunch of traveling ------------ x-----------it at this inerting or whether it wil —Get your Scratch Rads from The nun from playing poker?— St. Aug lie necessnrv to meet more than nnei Herald—by the pound— 16c. ustinr Record. remains to he seen. 'IT ill I DA TOWN USES "MOVIE" PASSES TO GET STREETS CLEAR Panama City. Fla.. Aug. Th« chamber of commerce of thi« plan hit upon a novel plan to rid this plan of tin cans by offering fric adniissiot to the movie picture show for fivcans and a small sum. almut otte-hal. the usual tirice for admission. Then was no limit placed on the ages o. those who presented the cans and a a result it required sebi-ral large con tainers to hold the large lot of can returned to hte theater from all part of the city. Tin* plan was so success ful that there is talk <>f it being re prated, with another angle to the in durement, and in thi* way it is argue, about the city, in the alleys, on th. th» hundreds of unsightly tin vessel water front and in abandoned lots, wil soon be collected. / x1 Santord Auto Transfer DODGE TOURING The Knight & Wall Co. has devis­ ed an original nnd unique method oi advertising, and one which will ce­ ment the esteem in which that en­ terprising firm is he'd by the pcopL c f all South Florida. Along with thei. own firm advertising, which appeart frequently, and occupies u libera, space, they incorporate brief descrip­ tions of various south Florida towns tima giving them valuable puoiicitj at no cost to hem. They take up tin prominent south Florida cities, one at a time, telling of their peculiar advnn luges and opportunities in a terse am convincing way. It is a new idea u advertising which benefits both par ties, the firm drawing more nttehti.it to its oferings, and the cities mention id by spreading a better knowh-dg of them before the public. The firn is rendering a valuable service t. south Flotilla .itiis. and will doubt less reap its reward in an increase o trade from the «it it-** which they hemfit.—Tampa Times. E. A. MOFFETT, Prop. Light and Heavy Hauling Good Condition Wight Tire Co. Phone 167—W for Prompt Service and Reasonable Prices TTF Let’s settle this right now! No nian ever smoked a better cigarette than Camel! You’ll find Camels unequalled by any cigarette in the world at any price because Cam els c o m b in e e v e r y fea tu re that can mo/ee a ciga rette s u p r e m e / ill Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos puts Camels in a class by them selves. Their smoothness will appeal to you, and permit you to smoke liberally without tir­ ing your taste! Camels leave no unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste nor unpleasant cigaretty odor I You’ll prefer Camels blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight! gvl C a m ./* ar* »o M a ra rjrw A a ra in K i t n l i h e k l l y a a a W p a c ta /*• o f 3 0 n ia ra M a a ; o r Ian pacta/aa (3 0 0 c//ar»<fat) in a 4Jaaa>na.papar.corarad carton. IVa m tr o n ily racom oiand I h i t c s r t o n fo r f/ia Aoma c r o/Bca ao p p l y o r w h t n y o u f r a r a i “ DO IT NOW” [. .-*i*nj•’v fJi-moVfs OI struct font* I" I•'.»*t*l I* low I)i*'•.dgi's A irm.h.tit'r.s of m:mv years Ami Titus Equal z-s |,r«'ssu!*.- on Xvrvcs Arteries R. J . Reynolds Tobacco Co. Winston-Salem, N. C. The " LOGICAL TREATMENT” “ENERGIZER IS ASK THEM For Manv Human Ills At.I Vein , mi th.:: the lilt Kit! Stream Function* Iletter Nourishment to Dorman’ i i**ue. No Mystery TELEPHONE LSI Gets No Imagination P- <>. Hux 399 m " -M 3 /clmiA.hU W f 7 \: / A \ n \i\ (ZjyOlf'E /?, sturdiness and dependability Jl have been qualities of Huirk Valve-inHcad Motor Cars from the time that the name Huick first became linked with the automobile industry. Today, in equal meas­ ure as in the past, tlie Huick Motor Com­ pany is dedicated to a continuance of the policy that has caused the Huick car tooccupy the position it holds in the public mind. (ANNOUNCING T he N ew N ineteen T w enty O ne B uick S er ies Th ree Psuenger Five Psuenger Four Ptttenger Five Psuenger Four Ptnenger Seven Ptuenger Seven Pusenger Open Open Coupe Sedan Coupe Open Sedtn Model T v t p t y Model Twenty Model Twenty Model Twenty Model Twenty Model Twenty Model Twenty One One One One One One One Forty Four Forty F iv e Forty Six fortySeven Forty Eight Forty Nine tilty A i l t i /#r D th x tr f D o tri, CwM.'ry e n j P ru ti, ar utirr He R u u h M r tr r C tm fic k j, Flint, ,\ fi(h. ■ m ifw ft_c t c T o all that the n a m e H u ic k has m e a n t in twenty years of automo­ bile h is to r y , the new Nineteen T wenty One Huick brings that grace of movement, that re­ finement of every line ami feature, that sheer beauty of design which inspire a pride of owner­ ship in a fine motor car. T h e new Huick line com ­ prises seven models, one for every p o s s ib le de­ mand. E a c h has the famed lluick Naive - in Head Motor, as runted and powerful as ever, yet refined into a mechan­ ism of unusual quietness. T h e improved radiator, hood and cowl lines give a finished touch of trimncss to the hod)’, yet w it fl­ out any sacrifice of Huick individuality. A more resilient spring suspension gives t h e s e new Huick models a rid­ ing comfort as delightful as their exterior appear­ ance is pleasing. COOK AUTO CO. / ■y *t*J .7 \ 4 U *' »i Orlando, Florida W. J. THIGPEN local a g en t Each of the seven models has its own value particu­ larly adapted to a distinct class of service. All pos­ sess those inherent Huick qualities that assure the owner the uninterrupted his investment. WHEN BETIER AUTOMOBILES A R E BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM �t tNUiitM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER in „ 2| T H E SANFORD HERALD TACK TWO orial District of the State of F lo rid a.! Madame Harriett has For One Member of the House of her vKationw d Represenntives of the State of F lo ri­ parlors on Monday jL .te a »J* * « T da. at the same old stand HourTa ^ C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S MRS. AlHIItEY MORAN. Correspondent. For County Judge. Telephone 455. Mours 3 to < ___ ______________ Mtc For Sheriff. For Clerk of the Circuit Court. Mr. and Mrs. David Speer spent the A IiUNCII OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM CORMr*. Eutlor Curlett N in JacksonFor County Assessors of Taxes. week end in Geneva. villr, having Iut eyes trinted. For Tax Collector. RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ Mrs. C. A. Raulersor. entertained Miss Emma Leighman of Orlando For County* Superintendent nf Put-, in honor of her ncicc Mrs. Clifford T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE IIERALI) was the week end gur-.t '*f M rs. Geo. lie instruction. Proctor Uni. Saturday ntternoon. n..|p*T. F or County Surveyor. .Miss Lyda Peters of Jacksonville, For Five County Commissioners. Geneva wan well represented in San­ visited home folks Sunday. Garden anil FieM See,] f„r pa F or Three Members of the County ford last Thursday, Sept. !nd. Mr. and Mrs. O. It. Nicholson re­ Planting. Mrs. Mary Taylor. Mrs. A. Moran turned to their home in Davtona last Board of Public Instruction. For Justice of the Peace in and for and Miss Helen Moran wire Sanford Tuesday, after having spent several Seed Oalt>, Rye, Harlot. Millet visitors last Monday. months with Mrs. Nicholsons fnthcr. the following Justice Districts, viz: MRS. J. ELLSWORTH. Correspondent. New Crop Turnips, Cahlu^* Mr. T. D. Peters Miss Annie Peters No. 1, 2, 3, and 4. Mrs. C. J. Marshall, of Sanford a t­ L r r -I lartl, iteans* For Constable in and for the follow­ ,, : . Pepper, ■............ . tended the reception at Mrs. Hauler- of Daytona arrived Monday to stay ing Justice Districts, viz: Peas, hnlnl.... I ■' F. I„ Green, the East Sanford mail Mrs. May Hasty has been in Orlan- sons Saturday. 10,3,08 and Onion a couple of months. Sols. No. 1, 2, 3, and 4. nmn is on his route again after sev- do helping to care for the infant of era! weeks visit with mother and other her daughter Mts. Marvin Austin we In Testimony Whereof, I have here, Largest and Oldest i^tablisherj friends in Tioga county Pennsylvania, hear the little one is dead ii* so they M ILLER'S SA LE ATTRACTS after spending tunny years here in the unto set my _ hand and affixed _____ the ___ •■eed house m the -u, UiU*. grocery business with his father, | Great Seal of the State of Florida, at Dr. Jam es Purviee was up from ,mv® *ympathy from all about here. THE CROWDS Dean has faith in Sanford anil knew j Tallahassee, the Capital, this thr Tampa Sunday guest of his son AshMrs. Will Howe and little son Will ley and family at Cameron City. Jr, are aver from the west side Sat- Rig Furniture Sale and Giving Aw a) that he could make good but the niak- twenty-fourth dny of August, A. I), ing seems to have come sooner than 1020. Mrs. Richard Hickson of Celery ave urday spending the day with her parPrizes Fills Store Every he expected and Deane wears a smile II. Ciny Crawford, has been in the hospital in Orlando cuts Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Raynor. Day that is expanding with each month's Secretary of State. for several weeks under Dr. Neals Th F jaj,-Gallowoy home Is shin. -------- ; , r . . . .. To E. E. Brady, Sheriff Seminole Jacksonville cate. Mr. Hickson and the children , . nc,v nnil,t *> l.ig fui mture sale of T. J . Miliei business. Deane is a consistent ad­ Florida 4-8tr are with he r parents Mr. and Mrs. . and Son is attracting the attention of vertiser in the Herald and will be with County us on the daily and weekly paper Bledsoe meanwhile. Mr. nn<^ Mrs. •' Corpany joined t ho buyers in manv adioii ing count­ Look for hisstore nws on,. Page 2 Mrs, Sand Selleck >>f Melonville av» 'd r. and Mrs. Strange Sunday at j(.s and Seminole especial.y. People every week. *:• :• .;..;. * *.;. 4. . ; . . . . Whites landing near Oviedo for a fish ure mining from miles around to tak i- vi«itirr his parent1! and friend* at , , . .... ------------ x ------------points in Conn! for six weeks lr> 1,11,1 >,knic* advantage oi the big cut m up to date TH E WIDOWS MITE Earl Baton of Waycross Gii. was the I.ightiniug done some great stunt* juriutuie as ivei..thing is included in this sale and tile price is hi low that guest of his aunt Mr- G. MeDougal near the Dorner home «*i; Celery nv One of the incidents of the Gala everything will be sold before the sale ufid family over Sunday and l.almr one day last week. Day exercises happened to Col. Geo. •> i* ended. Day. \ F* , W ash1 MR u*l 1 while h**li>As .1 special inducement to bring in W. Knight the originator nf the cel-j S Mr*. G. C McD-utgai and Ge-aq, ing to catch fish for th Sanford "lug the crowds Mr- Frank Miller evolved'ebrnlion for the benefit *>; the hosplt* s* Jr. were ii i Jm ksotn til* mi business day” iva* atung by a . P.r.gniee thru tin- id*-.1 ” 1 having .1 big free drawing nl. Col. Knight was ntnnding Ueai Frida;, leti iMiimr .'Saturday the leg and i- In ’ ing quat*- a t .m*' *>' every afternoon at fom ■ und the tables at dinner time an old lady -j*aeh day t:.is week some >i those pro*’ approached him and gave him fifteen £ Mr. and .Mrs. Sloan and family ••* Si, k /.*•>noveai, i» liu ibiitig .i tet etit have liven lucky in drawing val- cents out of her pocket book saying .j. Kl*-imnae mined from here rceiil'v noble rugs, pieces of furniture, 01 that it was alt she had but she wanted *:• af>t hmi* ■-! ..f Bear int<* M Ilav di,n pi a, s*'Htcliiing that is needed it: the home, to gi,e it t>> the hospital. Col. Knight car*' of ill*' C rossin g. dull avenue will have Mr. Miller 1* .veil satisfied with the *aw her looking longingly at the cold , <\v t seek Tile little Austin baby w.i< b u rie i Ila;. | ,,i : K.uieh '•Vet III opening day. «>i the sale and thinks [drinks the Indies were selling at tin *j| m Orlando on Tbur«l.i>. regi •r. ne will continue the sale longer that, j staml and asked her if she did not lie utitnipated m order to give thy out want something cool to dr ink. She of town people a chance to gel in and ' said she did but did not have any inon. .j. buy some of these real bargains. Hv - cv which proved that she really want* $ 1 1 1 5 .0 0 D e liv e r e d ■rybody wants furniture now and to od to give the last cent she possessed t get it cheap get cneap is a rare chance and Go the hospital, to]. Knight would MISS D. Ml ir ilF l.l t orre-pondenl. I have just received notice that the price on these J not accept her money but gave her n •> Miller has the bargains. 1drink and saw that she Had plenty to £ ------------ x ----------— I will J eat and plenty of cold drinks after 1<• cars will advance $70.00 September 1st. M ASSEY— ROBINSON Mr .uni Mrs. Will Blown and littl* .Mr. L. H. Gore and family drove t** dinner carried her out to the hall endeavor to protect as many as possible of my pro.*- + .•< of Geneva, accompanied by Rev ihiklund Sunday for a short visit with Wednesday at 10:45 a. m. Miss name and saw to it that she enjoyed .1 N Thompson and wife motored t<* Mr Malcom Mrs. Gores father. pects they will give me their order within the next Edith Robinson and Mr. Louis C. M as-dhe day at his expense. Speaking Daytona last Saturday. - it afterward tervvard Co Knig A fishing party took advantage of r-UKn i ™ n « n u ,« r .u .u i> v . .iiu* Co). Knight said five days. Mis* Olive Lizettc 1# visiting lum the holiday Momlav and ,.n ioved lb, M‘J' Wl'rt‘ ' " ‘irried in M. -Biou*a eliur- about it altirw n ri c 1. King in »<>ay . lomiav anu njojm im . y iiwood Rev R 1* Cobh offici- it was a remarkable Incident ns it sister in Jacksonville this week. day angling in the waters of Lake ‘ i zilivvoou Kcv. *»• I ul,|vl hnr , fl w„ . in showed that her heart was in the right Mrs. M. G arlton ami grandson Those in the party were Mr ,lllllbr' Mist Robinson's parents, Mr. and place and it was also the reverse of Roy Hendrix of Island Grove return- and .'lrs. Edward Hancock Chaperone.* ed home, Tbursilav after weekMi-om* Ruth anu nnd r.lizaimn Elizabeth 'vniin'i* *',r9' C. Robinson were 1among the 1 attitude of some <1,1 people who .......... .. I .. . .. a. few ... — 1 .•U SM.S auill lO U Ilg ........D settlers V.II___ „ f nmnev *,*mhad to I have one of the best stocks of "If'. pioneer of Zellwood, this little plenty of money lint but did not not m seem to visit to lier daughter Mrs. J. N. Thom Net lie Williams. Inez Strange. Mess; , church was due largely to their pcY- realize the needs of the hospital and !’*!’'}• , , , rs Francis Swope Francis Walpole sona. efloi't and it was chosen for this failed to give anything toward this The many friends of Mrs. .1 t Lee. am| Clem Hall. event because holding mumy hallowed great iir.titution for the benefit of Sr. regret to learn of her illness. Mrs. One of our near bachelors we under- associations. Here tor the first tune mankind. Lee is 11. W inter Park, at the Florida in Central Florida. ♦ has R0 im,S0tl naM.ml). --------------- x --------------Sanitarium, suffeting from an attack stand 1 ,1 , purchased the Drury place m yvurB, tiu, * Adjustments an all NOTICE OF ELECTION f of malaria from which it is hoped ,w ” ,l' lfl t,r,M ” ! * * 1 1 1 ^* blessed((| | onjcyiiig the reunion. ” , . ., , f she will soon recover Hess andexpects to carry a.bride there. II recover. ties* and e x p a ts a bride No mvitatiuns were issued, but with ♦ ♦ Mr Walter Luther has returned ;'r whether he has divided to joir1 th, the large faii dy party were included To the Sheriff of Seminole County, 4 from thn* mountains of North Carolina ^uhd,,r D'ltcrn.ty Messrs , rawford- Mr. Massey s law partner. Judge W ar- of the State of Florida: 4 |ow> wlth h ii lUughter. Miss Grace. Mr. Ia-e Wheeler wife and daughters NcWn nnd etc. we .b* not know. Be it known, That I, II. Clay Crawmade immediately at my place. I also make my own ,* rout Pviilvii nii.l ,u t„ r M*. 1 * ranees Walnole who has been vis1,1 1 ■ t Mr C,tn'iir,t ltriit,*.,c I,,,,, X Frances Walpole vis and .Mr. Edwnru S. Bridges, law pait- ford. Secretary of State of the State Florence and Evelyn and sister Mr.* adjustments on ail W. J. Grogan left for Daytona Sun­ iting his aunt, Mrs. W. E. Young, left tier of C. II. Rotunson. of Florida, do hereby give notice that for bis home in Sarasota Tuesday. With all arrai gemeiits marked by a day. Mr. Steve Nelson is spending a few Rev. Mr McBride was on a business the utmost simpl city, it was planned General Election 4 days at the bench. trip, on Wednesday in Orlando. to have no decorut ion beyond placing Will he held in Seminole County. 4 4 Guaranteed for 15 months. Cap. Browning ha* purchased the Mr. M. L. I’olston returned from 'Dowers above tin altar just before State of Florida, on Tuesday next suc4 cottage now occupied by Mr. I.. H Tanipa Monday. llit‘ service, but suite of the oidtime ceoding the first Monday in Novem| Gore and family. Mr. McNair, of the Seaboard who Zcllwood friends, ‘ earing the m ar- her, A. D. 1920, the said Tuesday be+ A house famine has struck this lit has been inspecting the ties for that riage would be th en , had taken loving ing the Second Day of November. V 4 tie berg and we have more people com­ Bead left Saturday. care that everything lie in readiness. For United States Senator from tht 4 ing 111 than places for them to live Mrs. .1. C, Lee. Jr. and Mrs. C S 1decorating the intert ir of the church State of Florida, for six years from Mr. C. A. West and family accomp Lee were sisiiors to Orlando Monilnt witk pulms- t'vns at d exquisitu pot- J March 4. 1921. i anied by Mr .1. Bran,n.. Mrs Branoi Miss S s t r u t i.. Agent for the Sea- tl‘d plants. For Six (tl) Presidential Electors * is at the disposal of the owners of cars I have sold, + and Miss Mary Branon enjoyed an a\i- I*, in! was a vi. lior to Orlando MonWunnities of pink rnd white roses For one Represenntlve of the Fourto trip i*i the Beach Sun,lav day. 1were banked high alm .e the altar a- th Congressional District of the Stnt< ? first, next comes anyone who appreciates the efforts 1 + tnid the soft g rifn fe-ns, the whole of Florida, in the Sixty-seventh Con have made to secure the best mechanics available and J ’ ian effective setting fm an especially gnus of the United States. beautiful service. For Governor of the State of Florthe most modern equipment. + 1be bride wore a becot ling coal suit ida. If the man who sold you your car can not furnish + of white china sdk wlih whiti For Secretary of the State of Flor­ ❖ georgette hr.t and orsag • l>oui)uet •>f ida 'IBS. J. S. DINK EL. ( orre-pondent. roses. Her travelii * suit was of dark F 01 Attorney General of the Stall | you tlie necessary repair parts, try me. you may 1m? | blue taffeta, with at an 1 blouse t>* of Florida. agreeably surprised to find I am in a position to give + F**r Comptroller of the State of nK . erst reel. was .transacting 1match. Miss Olm Walts left last week f,*i B I < 1 . .1 11 , . . •> you prompt service. Itriidcutown where she w ,1 teach businc* * in Orlando 0,1 Momlav. '.auldirg patty left the Florida. ,, * church bdl sudd*'tuv rang out mcrrilv For Treasurer <>f the State of Flot­ school this winter. Miss Adrnin oruon,- of the Zellwooit friend* adding illa. Mis, Kba Stewart <pet:t tin wc.-k u ‘. „ , amt lll 'i Mrs. Watts. " 1‘ cm! with home folk* ■‘.Jt' Mr ;t " '1 >aulsburgh|th.s final note. For Superintendent of Public In Miss Willie Lou McGahey who ha* “» Sun,k» ’ On returning to Orlando a delicious struct ion of the State of Florida. 4 For Commissioner of Agriculture lveil m the liospial in Sanford where , 3,1,1 •'[r>- George Pugh have wedding breakfast wu> enjoyed at the 4 + ■* home of Mr. and Mrs t'. it. Robinson o f the State o f Florida. she was operated on for appendicitis " ’' " ' ’‘'l ln,° their new 1 home recently t returned to her home in Dunedin la*t furihased from Mr. McGahey. where the color si benit of pink and For Two Justices of the Supronu 4 4 Monday. Mr. W'ill jam .Mallard of Orlando green was emphasized »> huge bou­ Court of the State of Florida. 4 For One Railroad Commissioner of J. S. Din Me was transacting Imsi- ,,n-‘ rrr.tc*! the rooms in the post Of- quets of pink roses. 4 The bride and tin* groom left on tire tiie State of Florida.’ + ness in DeLand on Tuesday. f,ct' building and will open a grocery Cor. Commercial and Park + afternoon train fo points in the north K**r State Senator for 19th SonatThe regular meeting of the C ivic * tort> ,lu ’ L’11’ 4 expecting ti* be avvav till October. + Opposite Valdez Hotel League was held at the Library or Miss Etha Hartley and Will Hart4 Out of town relative* attending Tuesday afternoon. ley of Grovelami and Mi** Nanci + were Mr. and Mrs. A !. hobirisoti. Mrs. >. A. Houston of Sanford Hartley of Orlando spent the week 4 v + 4 + + « + + + + + * + + + 4 + + + 4 + + 4 + + + 4 + + + + 4 + + o 4 4 + -H -+ 4 + + -h + + + + + 4 spent the pust week the cue*: of Mrs end with their parents Mr and Mr- and daughter, Maxii.e, i.f ' vckscr.ville. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Roltin.sen and 'auJ S. Dinkle I. J Hartley ghiers B“ttv and Etr.ra, .'am of DeLand: and Mr. and Mr*. Roy V. Ott, of Ocala, with their Irttlt daughter Edith Evermont.—Orlando ReporterF a r m s , H o m e s , G r o v e s , L o ts Star. Glimpses o f the Geneva Section SEEDS• "S S K ^ -1 Live News of East Sanford Send For Fall Calaloge and Seed Special E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. K .o ji ' l . I > S i 1 *« V i v ,«{•; ' rv h • I I r I I U I ’ I ' it :-i. v• *: ; y ‘ JVj's 1 Hf l Vl* I p ^ f i ■ 1: i i t' tw v , '• ! - .. . f -.* TIRES and ACCESSORIES ' tL£* *7l) A GOODRICH TIRES *- 1 1 * , . * . * r '■ ♦ *1* t it .1 • .[ * , Oviedo Locals and Personals U. S. L. BATTERIES : i x r ? : «■ iv AN MY REPAIR DEPARTMENT . ' ! ii. ! •m - t m /. y c . f ; ? ! , t / ‘ • fKs .- Iu n fw: .3 ■ V ' V ." " f : j U J L< f -j ■•V- H, \y, i 1 i i | * * Longwood Laconics \ 1 y , ■ v, ' H. L. Haight Overland Sales & Service Co. « . } i v > |! *» ■ , $ IX tl i8 ■; O r ji U v uv h j . v i .4 f * G i mm - STOLE A .MARCH .ON .TH EIR FRIENDS AND WERE MARRIED I 1 i hi Dean Turner Upsala and Grapeville Locals 'IRS. RAI I.KNGER. ( orrc-pimdi-ni. f i t t i : J ' •; ' f K X t A number from this section enjoyed the Gala day in Sanford la*t Thurs­ day. all reporting a fine time We welcome the new member* of the Herald staff but regret to !o*e Mr .Haynes a* we have liked hi- kind and courteous way. Alfred Eric.sorf and wife haw pur chased for their daugnter, Margaret a fine new piano A. L Campbell spent the .vi*ik-*-nd in Jacksonville and during hi- si ., Ills wife and children spent the night svith Mr* Crus, Mrs. V, lie Williams was a ‘ slier at the home of .Mr*. Campbell, Tl.ut * day. Willie Tyner and his bride, who was Mis* Edith Tunmtely *>f :'-.nfhr,i wen calling! at the home of Mr. and M»* T. 0 . Tyner last Sunday. , Albert Cruse killed a five foot dia­ mond back with 11 rattler- la.-t Sunday which the ladies discovered whiU strolling about. Calernce Berquist of Sanford was visit**r at the home of his sister Mr* FL W. Lundqulst. Sunday. Mr*. A. F. Westerdick left for Or­ lando on the 3rd to be ati«ent Id day* attending the annual meeting *'f hei church: on Sunday her family motoied down to atteiid the servin’. Mr. ai d Ml - E W Lui t |uist ai their guests. Mrs. Bergquist and s,i? Theodor*' motored down with them t the hittei* ho” e :*t Tiger Bay on I.a- ti>na and who all t<*>k their dinner.together with Mr and Mr* Peter.*,>n were her brothers family and Mr. and Mr». E. F. Lundqubt nnd mother and children who went over with Carl PierMin and Archie Swanson took hi* father over m hi* small Ford that he l»trly purchased, Making Making up up another another party party bound ~ ~ for Coronado Beach wen- Mr. andMrs Alfred Erse*,m and children wstl whom were Mr and Mrs. Emil M. g.............. , .. . : nunson: Mr. and Mr*. Andrew Bert lesoti and baby Mr. and Mrs. John Borell nnd Waif red Pierson, as drivel m the latter car while Mr. and Mr> Jesse Lee and children and Mr ami Mrs. Steiit ware in another car. Albert t’aise was fishing with oth­ er friends at Black Water Elmer Tyner a!-.* tried lit* luck fish­ ing. Mr. Ericson and fnmily were call*r* Sunday afternoon at tne home •>! Mr. and Nlrs. Vihlen. We hear they have a fine baby bo; at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Je«' Thompsons at Sylvan Lake. ------------ x -----------SANFORD WON PRIZES The many friends of Mis* Agnes Witherington. daughter o f. Mr. and Mrs. H. 11. Witherington of Apopka, will be surprised to learn of her m ar­ riage to Mr. W. T. Berry Jr. also of Apopka, which oecured Saturday at Winter Park. The marriage was a very quite af/ . 7 .1 : fllir-,,u> cve7 ,the . ° f i' W ' ? ^ovving-of the event until af^ ,h° " rcmon?: hud been performed Thev They are spending their honeymoon in Orlando with Mr. and Mrs. C. i’ Dickinson at their home on North Magnolia avenue. Mrs, Berry, as Miss Agnes Wither­ ington was one of the niosi popular young ladies of West Orange, she is a highly cultured and talented young woman nnd comes from one of the first families of Orange county. Mr. Berry is the s**n nf Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Berry, one of the most prominent and respected families of this section, he is a young man of exceptior.nl talent and will no doubt make a mark in the world for himself. Both have many friends in this city who extend them Iwst wishes for a happy wedded life.— Reporter Star. Mrs. Berry i* well known in this city when* she formerly r* *i'*ed and At the dance at the Nautilus Casino lias visited hei *i*ter Mrs. H C. Wat­ at Daytona Beach Iad>*,r Pay several ers many times. Sanford young people cat tied off pr:r** '>!:-» Serita Lake tarried **f' TURNER !> HAPPY It! 1 prize. Mrs. H, Deane Turner i* happy over l.i* r.evv prize in the waltz.Roy Chittmdon a!* bot III business. He opened a new grocery A good many here spent the day at won a prize am mg tl in the Welaka Bl - k two roonC * a_ the Beach among those going to D. > ■ cers. ___ ^ H A V E T H E M 10 Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Sanford prosperity i.* visible on every hand. Cnr farmers are making good and with their sucre.*.* others are also prospering and best of all »*■ believe in Sanford and Seminole County. Money rr.aie here is also being invested in developing our section. Our growth is legitimate and inspiring Folks are settling down for a life time stay -buying homes and farms, businesses etc. Any on** in need of anything in the way of property will do well to call at my otfice The small cement bail.ling on Park Ave . 1 have a*si*tej may xnd can help you. 10 Watch the South East Corner of Page Two 112 W . First St. Phone 497 J. E . S P U R L IN G �CHAS. L. B R U T FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE NEWS SPOUTING EDITOR League, will piny n series about thi taken. But after they did get start­ Married Men i stuto, first in Tampa Monday. ed for one and one half whole innings ! -------------- x-----------AB R !I PO ' E it looked like it wns going to work I\ ‘ . L . p | If wo gel the (i w l;, ‘ '>4 rpo"*.a ol l 'V l u a *e:d ball _u:..e. E D I T E D ISV a i i o i o I ^.UiiArtl vsril be given n chance nt see­ | But In the second inning the mar­ Householder, ss CHAS. I.. BRITT a i 2 2 2 n ing some nice boat races this winter. ried men discovered that they had Britt, 21) Glllon, 3fc 2 1 0 0 0 1 loosened up or that their wives wen- Whitlilon, c a 2 a ft u t Arrangements are Icing made t< after them because they commenced Hurt, rf Just one more day and then we all 2 1 i l o <• prancing about those bases ami before get the world series, play for play, Knight, lh go to work. 2 1 0 4 0 0 that had nil gotten out of "miff" they over the wires next month. An elec­ SANFORD WINS ONE ------------ x -----------Pennington, If 2 0 o o o o tric board, better than any board had liad scored eight runs. Wheels? cf 2 1 1 0 0 0 After nil, Sanford ends in the cell- heretofore, will be ready by that time The single men came hack in their Wednesday September 8 W ry, very chesty was "Dad” Henry Totals 21 10 1* 12 I 2 nr. half of the third and scored six times. and the fans can enjoy a real base­ a* he bd hi? crew of "Fath ers" unto Just one game was Sanford able to Single Men ball matinee, rain or shine—that is if Tlie married men then scored three tlu field to meet the strong team of win during this past week and that But we should worry, we didn’t end it don’t rain where they are playing. more in the third and let the singlr girl athelete?. They pranced out on­ fame was with Lakeland. AB II H PO \ F men get away with two more in the ----------- x--------------La?t Thursday Sanford lost n hit­ ns far if> the cellar financially as sonu 11. Ball, cf 2 1 1 0 0 0 to the field t<> the tune of "Hail Hail fourth. more of them did. ting match with Brndentown nt BrudIt is report)d that one of the gameChittenden, lb 0 2 0 7 0 1 the Gang's all here", but the DeLand It was while the married men were ------------ x --------------Band was playing "Nearer My Hod eritown, final count Brndentown 11,1 will be player! in Orlando and the} DuBose, ?s 1 1 1 1 1 ' still at bat in the fourth that word And now that Base Ball is over w» t<> Thee", when it wax nil over. Sanford 10. Bussell e 1 1 1 1 0 n offered Sanford a chance for one of wns received that Chief of Folio As the curtain went up we found Friday at Sanford, the Feds won a will get ready to entertain the tour them but Sanford has had enough for Speer was headed towards the pari, Yowell. cf 2 0 0 0 0 <* isvs this winter. "Babe Ruth" Henry in the Box with rood entile from Lakeland four to a while. Mero, 2b-cf g2 0 0 0 0 1 with an extra bunch of policemen to V •« ------------ x---------------three. . ? 1 1 0 0 2 0 Mi?? Bine? on the receiving end. And stop the fur1 And then after look­ M. Fox. p-2b Our country club and golf links will Saturday it rained and the game was _ i * -* J. Fox If 2 0 0 0 0 o from the very beginning Miss Henry ing about it was discovered that tin called off and the Feds rested until be ready for them. And maybe n lioni1 ^1 'L l E-.M MtltlKD MEN L AME 2 2 0 0 0 ft delivered the floods. Hnd them old girls team hnd left and taken most nf Robinson. 3b --------l,abor Day morning. Their rest did bnsin and nice dock too. Wyatt, rf I 0 0 0 0 • men guessing all the way. the crowd with them and ns every ••e •x It was thought for n while that r.et h« !p a whole lot because, the one Just n.. soon as tin- Fathers were of tint plover- were having a iiaril Stevens, i> 1 0 ft ft " *' And then the High School will play carried oiT tl.i tield in order to make Mis? Henry was using the emery ball, team that we have always been able Totals 21 S a !• a 2 time getting about after nil the run­ from the way that pill broke cvry in beat made us bite the dust to th • some foof-ball and the girls will pi., room for the next game the married ning they hnd been doing it wns .lev it!Note. Peter kept tin -core of thi' time it reached the plate, but after tune of 0 to 1. The series between basket-ball. men took the field. There was slight ed that the best thing for the com­ ------------ x---------------game on the edges of n newspaper and all wns over she admitted tlint she oguiord and Orlando now stand San­ delay after the team took ihe held in he run tlie summary in amongst the win* using the “fade away”. Tampa and Coiumbin, winners <•: order for Dr. Stevens to line his team munity was to call the game. ford Orlando 5 and the chances are Itut before it was called. Peter saw And tne way those girls backed her that this will end it ns the second the Florida State League and Sail' ut> in order to have their nicluro* enough to dape up the following score; printed matter so that we were urint>i« *o make it out, up made those fans wonder whether runic of Labor Day was rained out they were out there to witness a com­ lefore they got started. edy or a real sure enough seven riel It ruined in Lakeland Tuesday so feature. that the game was called off hut a Elleimr Herring, playing short stop double header was played today played an errorless game accepting Lakelurid winning them both, first her two chances without a mishap and patnu 7 to 5 and the second 2to0. registered one hit out of three up. paytona nluys two games here, May Thrasher held down the initial Thursday and Friday and then St. corner and site also had a perfect day pete, comes here to end the season Loth m the field ami at the bat. Mho with a double header Saturday. scored the most number of runs made ------------ x---------------by any one player. She crossed thi ROSWELL AND Cl! A I'M AN plate twice. And then routes the star of tho day "Lefty" Chapman, or "Little" Chap, "Stuffy Stewart" Henry played all ait the only one of our last years bunch round that second base. Three times that played the season through. J ||jj the ball was knocked that way and It will be remembered that last year I M I each time she was there, lidded it t •.ait, working under his brother 1 1 1 " perfect and cut off the runner. And u„- pning good ami would have made tlu otic hand stop she made was even oni -•! tile best pitcliers in the league ' better than Stuffy Stewart knew how if u were not lor the fact that .Mal­ to make. aria 1 ever got next to him and ruined And the only error marked up aMe ilmnees for the season. gainst any of them wns chalked up to Knowing that Chap hud the stuff Mrs. Beg Holly and we saw that error ar.u louhl deliver it, he wars sent fur too, amt it .-<houl)l not have been cnll„.;in this year. «d an error for it was a hard one and in ins lirst game at St. l'ete, at had Mrs. Holly fidried it perfect it which time he relieved Fhileii in the would have been a spectacular catch. third nming, he held the Saints withAnd the out field played a perfect cut a lilt tile rest of the game, lie game because tlie old men didn't have also played a no hit game against punch enough to knock the ball to the Pa} tU'lli. out fivltl. But they made up for their It was along about this time that tie lack of work in the out field by svvin | lut in tlie nose with a batted hull ing that stick in a nasty fashion get­ aui before lie had time to recover | ting three hits between them. (ruin lids Mo.v he was again taken And as for the Fathers well—the down with Fever und laid up lor sonic ko ii will show how well they played. tin.i in the Fvrnnld-Loughmnii Hos­ Hail Henry and lb L. Thrasher stnrrpital It was quite a white beture he id for tin- fathers. Dad Henry would »i,- able to come buck, but when tie have played a perfect game if lie had­ n't fallen on his neck while trying to oiu. be came buck strong enough to field a hot one from Maude Lakes bat beat lampu, huviug the Honor ot be­ ami then another time lie got a clean ing tlie only Sunfurd pitcher to beat bit, Lut nut knowing which wns first them. base lie bended for thin! ami bcfori i Her kept, Chap again from show­ the rest of tlu- club could get him ing just how good ne can go ,bul the bended right he was thrown out. thud time is the time tie wins, and Mr Ball should get some honor­ next year, Well—just watch eiiappys able mention on t In* bit tlmt lie knock­ levuni next year. ed to the center field felted lie knocA..d, Roswell, it is a known fuel kni it so far •lint be was able to reach that riosWell lias tlie best curve unit first without being thrown out. «■: any of them in the league, lie beBut even though it was a lopsided let.cm! to Tampa last year, pitching game in thi- girls favor , tlu- game it­ l. 1.i,-i the name of Wells, lie was self furnished plenty of amusement |ui. .i id from them early m tne sefor the largest crow that witnessed r.m.n .md lias been going good with any game in Hidden Park. very lew exceptions all the way. Every inch of parking space \vn« >hould the base ball mugnets nut , taker tlu- whole way around tlie park. k*oe their nerve und we have base- j The grandstand war. filled to overLi. again next year, these two men Hotting the bleachers were runidg ov­ aiv going to prove most valuable. •m er and hundred? bad to be satisfied with standi ; room. Ml 11 I V" AND "SON" DROWN '!'*•- 1* I .mil band furnished the n mo i-l,lying between each Inning. •V* ii. tile case of MtCoiloch, we the inflowing is the box score, and weiuh-1 why it is that Smith ami for tin- benefit of those girl? or fathers blown were not good enough tor the that might want to sue this paper for Daytona Club. leaving off any bits nr errors or such Ninth lias been one of the nicest like, this score wns kept by Peter and hub- ball players that lias been to if you find anything wrong we refer S'anlord this year, lie has a good you to him. Just how it happened urm and works bard all tire time. wns like lids: Reports that reached Sanford ahead uf Smith were thut he was a good GIRLS pitu.et, played a nice game, but he AH R n PO \ Fi "a- inclined to be a trouble maker. Thrasher H» 1 o 0 2 0 0 V" show now, however, that the pursHolly 2i> :t 1 I 0 0 1 bm anointing the rejiorts were prejHenry 2li .J. 1 •1 2 2 0 udu. j in their sayings, becuus** '•"•n Bim-s c :i 1 J a?' o 0 ■t 1 1 bro been no player or players that Henry p «» i •1 0i 1 0 h.uteri uuy more ti •• gentleman Lake rf ft 0 tbiui has “Smltty" and we have hud Herring ss 2 i 0 0 1 0 a bunch of real nice onen witli us this Ball If l i 0 0 0, 0 *i i 1 0 <1 year. Smitty lias been with us long Dumas cf 0 enough to work his way into tlie Total It* 10 It y 7 1 hearts of the fans am! they are all FATHERS 1 M,n . mat it will only be a week be­ *mV AB n it PO A n fore hr- leaves us for the winter. itt e i 1 l •» And the same with ''Son'' Drown. *1 0 tl •> :t 01 ight 2b Another player well liked both for Hurt lh , u u i hir personality and Ins bull pluying. ; Thrasher p 2 1 2 0 2 0 Blown plays any position that vas (lillon ?s 2 2 0 0 2 1 mad-- it,i baseball, lie has player! Henry lib 2 1 2 0 2 1 tverv |Misition there is, this season. Bull If 2 1 2 0 0 0 Be pitched a two hit game against Hand rf 2 1 0 0 0 ft Lakeland last Friday, those two hits •Bully cf 2 J 2 0 0 0 Lemg over tlie fence. Total 18 8 10 l* 12 4 "Mon" intends to make base ball ) Note.—It is impossible to give the bis profession this winter also ns he summary as Peter claims that the “®s signed up in the winter league nmv band made too much racket about organizing ami all we can say L-. that him Mint lie lost track of sonic of the !b< b.mford people recommemi him plays. bigfily to the town that gets his M-rScore by innings vices. Girls,—4 4 2— 10—!»— 1 ------------ x-----------Fathers,—.'t 1 4—8 — 10— 1 SANFORD SCORES FOR THE ------------ x ------------STANDING OF H IE FLUBS n .u n s Thursday nt Uradentown 11, San­ Wednesday, September 8, ford 10. S, 1020. i inlay at Sanford 4, Lakeland 2. I.ost Pet. Saturday nt Sanford —Lakeland, Tampa rain. 12 700 Bartow 10 C12 Monday at Orlando fi, Sanford 1 Hradentown 19 r.oi (morning.) Daytona 19 588 Monday at Sanford—Orlando, rain Lakeland 30 388 •aft.-rnoon.) Orlando 30 .".88 Tuesday nt Lakeland—Sanford, rain St. Pete 32 248 _ Wednesday nt laikeland—Sanford, Sanford 32 220 ‘ •2. Sanford ft— 0. CELERY SEED Girls Smother the “Old” Men I'W' E;f ■i m■ KBS: The Country Club Golf Links, W hite Way, New Docks and Boat Basin, a Free Auto Camp and m any more of the things necessary to m ake Sanford a bigger and better Sanford are now on the way. Live men are behind the Board of Trade and the Board of Trade is behind these m ovem ents. The Tim e has arrived when the man who h asn ’t a feeling for Sanford’s growth will either have to get one or be side tracked. This town of ours has got to grow and the live wires will m ake it grow. And we wish to say, also, To the Man Who Has’nt a Pet Clothing Store that, to a great many men our store is a “P et Store” an institu­ tion that they naturally walk into when they need something to wear. We would like to serve you that way. \\Vt ‘ ill Here you will find Society Brand and Campus Togs Clothes. We were attracted to these brands by the style and quality of these clothes and the integrity of the houses behind them . They were attracted to us because we had built lip the sort of trade th at w ants clothes as good as Society Brand and Campus Togs. Like a ttra cts like. llll We think the.se clothes and our service will attra ct you. Men are not disappointed in Society Brand or Campus Togs. They give a very peculiar and interesting sort of satisfaction. It is the satisfaction that comes of know ing-even before you walk into the store—th at you are going to get something you will always be glad you bought. And W e Have a New Sh ip m en t th a t has Ju s t A rrived WEEK. §mdl H>riM THE STORE THAT IS D IFFERENT And did you see the double header *’• the ball park on Cain Day? It rumored that n scout from Con* Marks outfit was there and had ‘ ' '>‘e on LaVertiv Hurt. illllll!ll=i!l!=ll The opening of three new enfeterins in St. Petersburg it i? expected will simplify the food problem in that city this winter. Last winter people umi I to line up in front of the doors awaiting an opportunity to get In. : �TH E SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOUR they ey snouia. should. Travel between all points on the St. Johns now navigated and Jackson­ X m l l ia t i l l Editor ville could be increased more than 100 K. X. HOLLY tad T r .itu i.r per cent by n little exploitation h>; the tf. ! . LILLASD. U . A. NEEL. Oaaarat Kana««r steamship company. WWc doubt if 5 __ ___________ _ the route per cent of the people along I*uti1l>lir<l Friday t r krow the schedules! tnriff or_time be•twMt m THE HERALDPRiNIifiG COMPANY tween points on the river. They* are uno.ri-f.t-M asleep, dreaming of higher rates^instead of more business.— I’alatka Daily News. SUBSCRIPTION TRICE IN ADVANCEr It is to L . ped th a t when th e now ONE YEA R ......................................» SJU, <?IT MONTHS 1 25 i fast line company fairly gets under THESANFORDHERALD T M IF F m o n t V ih ’ s .................................. 73 « i f i t w ill n o t b e a fr a id t o p u b lis h fession on the highest and most sub­ stantial financial position possible to attain. There has been no enterprise mord severely dealt with the so-called processes of reconstruction than the newspaper business. Burdens so heavy that many have fallen by the wayside have beer, the lot of th.- pub-1 Ushers of this country for almost two |4 years, and hte end Is not in sight. Therefore, the Orlando conference | ♦ r*nv hr tsk.w. a «o'* ««<* marker or. , £ the road to better things. Possihl) never before have Florida publishers put up a more united and n. more de terminal front in behalf of a fair show ami n chance to exist. Aside entirely from this seemingly selfish nttitude were the discussions on such important matters ns the establish­ ment of a trade school for printers in connection with the Monte Verde In­ dustrial School and the coming to Florida next March of the National Editorial Association. Both are tre­ mendously important maters that need careful thought and wise planning. The placing of the Associated Dailies of Florida on a firm and enduring basis through proper financial provis­ ion and the securing of the services of a capable secretary, to say nothing of the wise choice of some of the best men in the state on the executive com­ mittee, all go to show that thos^ who are interested in the daily field in Florida are going to place themselves in n position to render to the State still better an dmorc energetic ser vice.—St. Augustine Record. FRIDAY, 3EPTEM BER T H R EE M O N T H H S...— ------,7j its schedules, and will Invite the pcoE»i#«d «i's*-ond Cl... Util M««.IAufioi « ' Florida nml of all the L'niteil m». *t is* x*o.t oa.« »« 3»afa«d. r;„nd» , States to take this delightful trip. Unt«r Act of Mtrch 3. 1173 The freight service of the company Ph>Q« 14! now operating is very satisfactory, Ofic«! HERALD BUILDINO. but the company has not pushed its passengers or freight business with A 'l v f m j R-pr^wnt^liv* modern methods. Years ago, when C MFo*«!sn i. AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION | the Clyde people were permitted to swap transportaion for advertising, the schedules were published in the DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL pres of the State, hut when it came to swapping dollars for advertising ELECTORS. and dollars for transportation • the newspapers nml the Clyde interests Martin Caraballo. did not,seem to get together ns' they Charles E. Jones. should have. J . G. Sharon. The trip from Sanford to Jackson­ P. W. Corr. ville is one of the prettiest in the AV. V. Knott. whole world, while the schedule from G. B. Wells. > • • » Jacksonville to IleLand—from .'I or *1 Sanford is in the public eye. in the afternoon to after breakfast in • • • • the morning— is arcst and a delight; This city is growing and growing in hut few people know about it. It Is to be hoped that the great St. the right way. Johns river will soon begin to serve All wo need is the steady push of the people in a greatly in creased “.See Florida First” is reccomended the real people to keep it going. measure.— Del.and News, t<» our own people who have opportun• * * * . . . . ity for taking a vacation. The autumn Get ready for the golf links and -j -j |^ ENTERPRISE »»( FLORIDA months are unexcelled for touring tin country club. It is one of the big PUBLISHERS EXEM PLIFIED state. There are thousands of peoph things that must be put over. ---------. »n Florida who arc not acquainted with • * • • The press of. Florida is among !!*.. any part of their state outside theii School will be the next most import- im)Sl ,iniKn.5jV0 m i,to United States, own little community. We reccomend ant item in the lives of the younger , t |„ n matter of constant wonderment that they take their families for a ^ people am! also the parents. And it t(J ((ur alimia| vlsjtorj, from the north pleasure trip, and see what other part- * is not too soon to uc thinking ahout ^ i»vt*n our miuiII towns supploid of the state art* doing, in development <* getting the children ready forschool. wjlli |(>caj pn(U,r„ „f a tiigh order, work and road construction, at tin • » • • showing intelligence and discriminu- same time getting acquainted with tin Every! other city in Florida is odv- Hon jn editing, and enterprise in get- business men in sections visited, in orertising. It is high time the Sanford jjnir the news. der to better understand the advantage Board of Trade went after some form i Hampered and hindered as they es ami opportunities in this state.— Exof advertising Sanford. And the j,ave been during the past two y e a rs' change, money should come from a publicity t,y the enormous advance in the price tax levied on all tax payers alike. of news print, they have not ina sinSUMMER WEATHER . * . * gle instance shown any disposition to The cross roads of everysection of take advantage of their readers, inConsult the thermometer reports of the state north of us should have a the way of profiteering prices, which tho different states am( ovry'tine will Sanford sign. If we intend to get have been so characteristic of almost j,e proud of Florida. Scarcely a day the new people we will have to go »f- evry other trade and profession. A this summer has the thermomclei ter them. Other cities are extending few have raised prices to a moderate Kone „Ver ninety, and it is likely that them an invitation and it will be ac- degree, but not nearly ns much as the mean temperature will be found to cepted before they hear about S an -; conditions would justify. On the con- b« around. 78. *!•+*•:• v v v v v v v -{••{-++-!-{•*;•v-I-v -;-vv v -lH iH t ford. trary they have universally endeavor|fthe people of theUnited States t ❖ . . . . ed to better the service they won knewwhat we know of Florida, the + X We must also think seriously about rendering their readers. growth of Miami would he typical of t Ladies’ Silk Hose, plain or MENS,* YOUTHS’ AND BOVS' <4 those two auto camps and in thinking Fhe latest instance of enterprise 1,,very city i nthe state, for thifincom♦ ❖ open work, value and plnnning we should not forget »«d progressiveness is seen in , the jng thousands would crowd to thi CLOTHING. t * V that this is a grand opportunity t< case of the Daytona Daily News, present city limits every town.— Ft <• Ladies' black or white Lisle Thread + help the housing situation. At tin which announces that it has contract- Pierce Tribune. Boys’ all wool Serge Suits, pinch auto rnm|»< «onic hundred families can vi^ all the ureat new? service Hose, a real 59c value, backs, sold regularly as high a.s $18, V be taken care of if we get down to associations for direct service during WHEN W ILL YOU It TIME COME Our Clean Sweep now on sale at I P ■€ 4ft A A the right ideas ami entry them out. *he winter sason. V *•* To the incomparable service of the 4 Hundreds of visitors to Florida pre­ only « j> 1 2 » 0 0 Men’s Overalls, a real The sad experience at Daytona v Press, it ads that of th« fer sleeping in a tent to sleeping in Associated , .. . aii V i (the r ,Internationa • Beach> Sunday is a trite warning t. ♦ •j. bargain al) only Untied (’less, , 1 . . . ... a house. We can get all the tents we Boys' Wool Cashmere Suits sold reg­ --------------------------- i, i > . of automobi .es.. One can there speeders . need front the government store hous­ -News Service. It is safe to say > never tell what the next few moment* Heavy Leather Work Gloves ularly for from $11.50 to $15.00, now will lie no events of importance or es over the country. will bring. The car being driven b> $1.19 value, now only go in our Clean O A Q 4 interest happening in this or any oth­ Mr. Stewart was a brand new Cndilln. 4 er country that will escape the ongli Sweep sale up from Announcement was made a few days V it is said to have been in operation but Big values in Men's and Boys' Felt ago in the Sanford Herald of a changt eyes of the news gatherers for these a few weeks. With the beach Opel 4 J *> Hats at prices ranging (T -4 R A in the management of that newspapei news services. Readers of tile before him, it was n great temptation Boy's Wash Suits ( and reorganization of the Heroic are to be congratulate, and to go at a high rate of speed, espec up fr«»m_______________ < p l * I worth $3.00, now 4 Printing Company. The new officer* the Times extends its compliments tally when the machine he was driv­ + to Editor Fitzgerald—Tampa Tri­ Silk Poplin, lit*, inches wide, n f of tiie company are R. J, Holly, pres ing is recognized to be one of the most Boys' Blouses now go V bune. V ident and editor; T. K. Wilson, vie. •:* $1.(19 value, now, per 'yard reliable and best makes on the market nt only V — president; N. J . Lilian!, secretary and 4 With a roadway as smooth as gins: + A Pillow Tubing, 8 — I, 9— l ami 10—s t treasurer, and H. A. Neel general WILL THE GROWER I* VY OR WILL who would have thought a whet*' Boys’ Rompers now go ( THE I. \BORER «}l IT ♦ manager. The Herald is one of tin would have crushed in. on a turn s< | Sheeting by tho yard. Mattress tick­ EATING? at only t •> strong, conservative newspapers ol slight it was hardly noticeab'e, am! ing. Feather ticking, Apron Gingham 4 the state and lias a well established yet the unexpected happened. It ii Under the heading "How to Lift these unexpected happenings, which ami Dress Gingham. Boys’ Overalls now go at place in the uplifting of Florida. The notice of the change also tells of im­ Yourself by Your Own Bootstraps," do the greater harm, for a good driv­ only 4 Ladies' Novelty Pumps, Oxfords and A provements ami extensions nml th. the New York Packer reviews state­ er, if fore-warned can usually aval, * f plant will be increased to fit new con­ ments credited to railroad men to th. an accident. Ties—all sold in season for $8.50, * A * •:* Boys’ Ribbed Stockings ditions am) growing business in pro­ effect that "things will cost less be­ And Daytona Beach is not tin* onl; $9.00 and $10.75. All colors and now go at cause of higher freights." The pack speedway. Only a few days ago at gressive Sanford - Times Union. f sizes. Our sale price 4 er Cites particularly pears and apple* i^ ^ V b d o driven*'recklessly on Or 4 Boys' Ui derhodics now onlv 4 Let tin- be a plea for justice —f..i from tlu* \vo?t, nrnmrt * and Iriunii? Innilo's streets knocked down am. from California, oranges ami grape­ now only moderation for disciefioi. A ser­ might have fatally injured a sum!' f Ladies' and Misses' Pat. Mary Janes from mon pointing the moral of Uhristiai fruit from Florida, potatoes child, for all the motorist was concern­ 4 Girls' Dresses, white and fancy plaid V or Pumps Season's price was $1.50, forbearance. Act not mi the spur of Minnesota Onion* from 'A.ilia Walla ed. as the pally failed to display evet * t the momment. Let sound, sane, calu and other food products grown ns decency to stop and inquire to the ex or checked Gingham, nothing sold b$5.00 and $5.50. Our ( P A Q Q specialties in various places, Tht fA *:* fore for less than $1.C9, judgment prevail. Fly not off th. . - , ,. Z rat. tent of the Injury. Within a day oi -> price is only handle. If a prominent citizen is slain _*!* " f ,hl* a,'fair a " mnl1 *,ot ,|o*f " now priced up from in cold blood by a foul brute permit the increase and the new total, and r tLadies’ Gray Pumps, French heels, <• V wants to know in each instance wka,,V,'r n,,‘ the law to mete ,>ut its lengthy jus­ 4 v * \nA: ,,f Regular price $0.50 Girls’ Night Gowns ♦ tice. Should a fellow citizen vvalbq reason there is for believing that th. *hin was displayed. * ♦ •> Clearing Sale price 4 4 now only you on the left cheek, you modi'.'t turr consumer will pay less. A little less speed and a littU ...... A m or i v 4 It i* very evident that some one i* the right cheek to him, but pleas, 4 faking hi* premises «l*e the lovve. . are. will often get ,, one to his destina A We have hundreds of ♦ bargain* in 4 don't do anything worse than break price T Ladies' Night Gown* f era that i* he. aided means that ,M" ’ «lu^ k* r- -H cp o rte r Mar. •> 4 4 Ilia face. Abide by the laws of tin ♦ Shoes nml Oxfords on 4 now going nt x <• land. Swift punishm>int will surelj the growers are themselves t > lust counters up fiom -> overtake all offetub-i* of Right Who* not only the diop that i* made i. |MILI)UATS TO GATHER T •j Ladies' White Under­ XT UOLUXIRIA, S. ( . somebody steal* v.our i,.-..*t. i. price but pnv the extra freight a❖ Boy's Dress Shoes -------i t Well. If that is the case, the lal'oi skirts now only * :■ to the law ami the woman in th. up from ❖ 4 4 case to fix the tortar. In short. b. * rs who are just now very juhiF ri I ir*l \nnual Re-Union To lie Held f September 'Jll-Jl 4 law-abiding. I.e* thi* be a plea f.u because they have been grante.t *.• Girls' Shoes fit for School or Dress creased wages, are going to tlnd tho* BIG REDUCTION SALE ON PIL­ + the Golden Itu!'*. "Meow-vv-vv-vv, let these wildcats at <• wages a white elepiinnt on t licit wear, at $‘J.7T>, $11.00, $11.75, $ L5Q and LOW CASES, SHEETS AND ' By the way, don't heed the sermot 4 ♦ ’em." will be heard in all it* fury ac­ * •> $5,00—all wortii more money. alwtve until every road hog lias been hands. The fo >d products will not cording to the plans of the ’ Wildcat" A UNBLEACHED SHEET­ •> 4 wiped o f f th. fa ce of the earth am? be there for them to purchase. 4 + + The Packer uses a very apt illus­ Veteran*' Association, which is com­ ING. Men's Work Shoes 4 + the gentleman with the Minding light tration. Lifting oneself by his b o o t­ pleting the plans and preparations ? * :• up from has been either slaughtered or hi- straps hn* long been considered a for the first annual re-union of the -j4 heart beat stopped permanently. ♦ simile for any impractical schismt former members of this division, * 4 } Men’s Dress Shoes and Oxfords, $7.50 Children's Sox now * • # * 4 t that lia* a fatal defect in its premises which is to be held at Columbia, S. C., »* + ♦ 4 to $10.75 values, priced go at only ♦ S \NTORI) IS GREV1 4 4 ❖ and certainly there is every indica­ September IM-'JI. 4 *:• f at $5.00, $5.50 and The Slst. (W ildcatI Division, which 4 tion of fatality to someone in the pro 4 •y 4 Big bargains in Georgette and Crepe ♦ 4 Sanford iy preparing a comfort abb posnl ................ 4 4 that. higher freight rates mean* was trained at Camp Jackson, Colum­ •:* 4 do Chine Shirt Waists for stout la­ 44 Mens’ Dress Shoes nnd Oxfords, $0.50, 4* au.o camp ground and is getting readv |„wcr prices. But perhaps the fault bia S. C. was composed pricipnlly of f ♦ t 4 for n golf course. Sanford ought t> jjes in misquotation of the railroad southern men from the states of 4 dies, -18 to 54, $8.00 to $7.(lit nnd $7.50 values, C 4Y 4 Ire one of the most ,j.,pulnr tourist re men's utterances. It is true that North and South Carolina, Tennessee. ❖ $10.00 value, for only $3.75; $3.95, $1.00 and t | ) T C « D U *or - in Honda, with its big lake am: they have prophesied lower price* Georgia and Florida and in rnntij 4 + ♦ nearness to the St. Johns river, when because of the eventual return t. ....................... transfers nml replacements which it. f I-ndies' Silk Dresses, worth $10.00 ami E xtra special bargains in Shoes arc fishing is unsurpassed —DeLnnd normal freight service which innv like nil other divisions, went through, *;• -:* displayed on our counters and every­ <■ up, will close them Q < | Q C *A S' ews. follow the rehabilitation of the rail especially after reaching Frnnce, men 4 + out at only ^ V body is invited to call ami examine • • • • roads. That is a very reasonable as from nvorn! other states were acquir •> •j 4 4 T H E GREAT ST. JOHN'S RIVER sumption. However, we must cxpcc ed and it is thought that the first an­ •> our offerings. V Other bargains up from $8.00. ■> 4 --------high prices to .d.taiu while the si nual re-union will be well attended ❖ by the former "Wildcats'* from all •‘The esteemed Palatka. News i* in- freight rates are in egect. Only tin 4 A ■.x formed that Dei.nnd should be inelud- best product* can nxord to go t« states, represented in their ranks. -i-4-+<*v -t- -I--!";- -j-■{•<•*;• -i-t-+•!• + 4++++1 There are several Wildcats among cd in any St. Johns river service, just market with such high freight rates as much a* Sanford or Palatka. If The rest will rot or be used at home the world war veterans In Sanford, the Palatka N'evvi will investigate, it Production may be cuitailed by man;, among them being James I.ce, Harry will probaly find that at DeLutul afrmers and grower*. All thesi Cobb, .lames O. fluff. Judge Herring, landing there is a dock and warehoust things mean that price* in the Ann and several boys from the country just ns large a* at Sanford or Paint- markets will be high for foodstues precincts. kn. and probaly that mor*j freight i* for it is the perishable commodity PUTTING IN NEW EQUIPMENT handled at Del.and Landing than that has held the hig'-. rates and thieither at Palatka or Sanford count us business of making a blanket perin on the improved river service. Mr. cent age increase put perishables sk; Vowell & Co., arc fitting up the high at one fell swoop. second fhtor in the ready to wear de­ News Editor.— Del-ami News. fQ B * • * • partment ami yesterday were busy Apologies. Uncle Uhris. Now that WORKING FOR FLORIDA getting new show enses and other eyou remind us vve do remember thn! quipment. The second floor will be tin* SSt. Johns run' adjacent, to yon It may truthfully be said that Flor- a great addition to the growing bus I- + lively little city. But few peopl traveling south'of Jacksonville real ida wcupie* first place in the heart* ness of this firm and win make thi* of the publishers of the state, and store <nc of the largest ill this part J !•! ire that thi* i« true, or that Paint! nml Sanford can be reached bv con thr.t as the publishers ami editors Jef the state. Mr. Harvard has jn*' venient boat schedule*, nffotding i prosper so will Florida benefit. The returned from the eastern market* * iadiedelightful t rir. which sugg st* to t. spirit of the gathering of publishers and will have a fine line that the inland waterway trin* lr ir. Orlando a few days ago iudieated a ready t" wear lao*- in a few week* *•'" “ ■' • 4 4 v 4 4 v 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * M -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 v 4 4 4 4 -* I-4 -r -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -;.v -4 4 v v 4 4 ^ '8 '4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 v v * . • " _<•<*++•! a? strong determination to put tiie pro- Watch the ller.tld iitnaun e.mnts. Florida have never been ex >b, Biff Clearing of Men’s and Boys Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags. Ladies’ Dresses, Skirts, Muslin Underwear, Ladies’ Misses and Childrens Plain and Novelty Shoes and Oxfords. Only a few more days and these goods must he swept out, our time is limited and we must get busy and clean out the goods. We have hundreds of valuable bargains which we would rather sell than have them laid aside during disturbance from business. I J :i: Z 79c 1 t 43c $1.59 98c i i H1.98 z 59c 51.19 79c 18c $1 $6.75 I z $ $3.98 $1.98 $1.69 Z z I t z 1.19 | $1.29 $1.98 18c $5.98 $ 33c z z $6,50 t z l i t NJAMIN Cor. Palmetto Ave. nnd First St. Sanford, Florida �srrrr I * * FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 10, 1920. Little Happening* Mention of In Brief Personal Items 1 of Interest THE SANFORD HERALD In and About dt The City <£ Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Headers Well located—five rooms nnd hath. Can rnnko terms. CONNELLY, 1-tfc. 106 Magnolia Avo. A dispatch from Tavares declarer Oklahomian* are fiocking into Lak* county at a rapid rate and making their homes there, thousands of acre* of farming lands having been sold t* people of that state in the past few weeks. Smnll home for sale, $2,350. Can make terms. CONNELLY, 1-tfc. 106 Magnolia Ave. Mrs. V. E.Hardy, a widow living near Graceville, Fla.,has the distinct­ ion of having sent the Irst bale of cotton to Graceville this season. Its quality was impaired by the recent heavy rains nnd it was graded low middling, hut brought 30 cents n pound. WANTED—Man with team or auto who can give bond to sell 137 Wat­ kins home and farm products. Big­ gest concern of kind in world. $1,500 to $5,000 yearly income. Territory in this county open. Write today tc J . It. WATKINS CO, Dept. 116, Wi nona, Minn. 2-5tj N. A. Colbert of Moorehaven is in the city for a few’ days visit with rel­ atives and friends. N. A. is one of the most popular men that ever lived in Sanford and his many friends nre giving him a warm welcome, lie is interested in farming in the Moore­ haven si tion and is making good. City lots for sale. Your own terms. CONNELLY, 1-tfc. 106 Mngnolia Ave There has been such a demand for the Weekly Herald that wo could not keep up with the orders hut we think there nre enough of this edition to go round. The Hernld is becoming more |x>pulnr enen issue ami we an now printing as many copies as un> of the Florida Weeklies. It is a ren' medium for the advertisers. here. Five room cottage, $2,750. Get your orders in now for your 1-tfc. Connelly, 106 Magnolia Ave. new Buick car. See W. J. Thigpen. ! WANTED—Middle aged lady to net 46-tfc. ns housekeeper on plr.ee near Umatilla 0 . L. Talley was in the city Tues­ ’ Florida. Adress, C. J. Thomas, Hask­ day calling on the local trnde and vis­ ins plnee, Sanford, Florida. 4-2t-p iting with his many Sanford friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Woodruff have O. L. is a former resident of this city where ho was engaged in business for returned from Wnynesvillc North Car­ olina where they have been sojourning some time. |for several months. Mr. Woodruff Order your now Buick now and returns greatly benefited in health you will not lose any time on tlie much to the gratification of his many new ear load coming in soon. 46-tfc friends hut he is not able to huckle down to business ns yet and will prob­ The Daughters of Wesley will hold ably spend the next month at tin their Christms Bazaar on Saturday, beach. November 27th. 51-tf Have 20 acres of celery land in The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mecca Hnmmuck for sale chcnp, oi Fred Wnlscman will ho glad to learn will trade. CONNELLY, that Mrs. Walseman is recovering 1-tfc 106 Magnolia Ave. from a serious illness that necessitat­ Mr. Bcrkely Blackman, who has ed a trip to Mayo Bros., sanitarium in Minnesota hut they are now hack at spent his vacation visiting his parents, their old home in Michigan nnd will l)r. nnd Mrs, W. F. Blnckmnn at Wohe in Sanford some time in October. kiwa Ranch on the St. Johns River, has returned to Kent, Conn., where he Let us call ami see that old Furni­ i is one of the teachers of mathematics ture. We will buy it for cash. in the schools of that city. Dixie Furniture Co., 321 Sanford Have sold the bargain, well located Avenue. 52-5tp Celery farm advertised Inst week. A mid-summer statement Iran Have a five room house, with five state hanks shows Florida to tie in a , acres improved celery land for sale at prosperous condition. The individua bargain this week. CONNELLY, deposits arc listed at $60,285,445.98 t-tfe. 106 Mngnolin Ave. the savings deposits at $28,701,123.21 Found—A raincoat owner can hnv* and certificates of deposit at $8,037, I22.i*4. All the figures show a de­ same by calling at Herald Office am paying for this nd. cided increase over last year. Electric Funs. Charles Electric Co. 50-tfc FOR SALE— A pood Domestic sew. inp machine and furniture for sal* j H. Hutchinson 11th St. and Laurel avenue. 4-3tp. Elder Spring Water. T. 0 . Charlec Thone 311. 50-tfs Robbery of U. S. mails is reported from several places in Bay county, postal authorities in St. Andrews have notified the post ofTce depratment. and inspectors are now said tc A* working on the matter. Dr. I). C.Ward, Osteopath is in Sanford on Tuesday and frhlay of etch week. f’-tf Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hart; and lit­ tle son Frank Jr. of .Savannah Ca., wero the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hart last week. Mrs. Frank Hart ia the talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Portsmouth Virginia. FOR RENT— Rooms over 5c and 10c Store. Phone 444. 2-3tc Harry B. Lewis has returned from a trip to Ohio nnd other points in the north where he was called upon im­ portant business. Mrs* Lewis will not return for several weeks yet ami is visiting friends in Michigan. You can order your now Buick now and suv,« time on the nest car load. 46-tfc FARM WANTED—Wanted to hear from owner of farm or good land for sale. Must be priced right. Write L. Jones, Box 551, Olney, 111. 4-ltp FOR SA LE— Flowers and erns 117 I-aurel Avenue. 2-lit*Mrs. Latspaugh nnd little son ennu over from Eustis Tuesday to visit fathe A Latspaugh. They expect to make Sanford their future homo as soon as they can purchase a house FOR SA LE—Chickens apply ,32“ — DO IT NOW W. Eleventh St. or Phone 487. 3-tft FOR SA LE- Best two year oil “ENERGIZER” Berkshire Boar In Florida cheap A. S 1 * Energy-O ne Cecil R. No. 2 Maitland. Fla. 3-2t< treatment is about cqunl to ;—several games of Golf; a Turkish B ath;—a FOR RENT—One nice large coo' Swedish Masage;—a Dip in the furnished bed room $3.00 per week Ocean, and several bottles of LiniIf takeji by two $2.5Q per week. Mrs , ment;—alt wrapped up in a package, Julia Riddling 205 Oak Ave. Eagh ns it were, nnd delivered in one half Home. 3*2tj hour or less. FOR RENT—Nice house-keeping 2 * Energy.—The above is nctunlly apartments completely furnished Mrs true from an exercise Standpoint; trul Nixon over 5 and 10 cent store 3-tc in addition—due to the Soothness with Wanted—Corn any condition oi which the action covers the entire qunnity Drawer 441 Sanford Fla.3-4tp Cellular Construction of the body— FOR SALE OR EXCH A N G E- Each Treatment removes or wriggles My six room house and two lots at 801 loose, particles of foreign matter Lemon Street, Orlando, Fin. describe*' which in a middle-aged person, has ns Lots2 and 19 Block B, Farr's Add­ undoubtedly been accumulating for ition to Orlando; three blocks fron years—just nnturnlly piling up be­ Grammar School, one block from brick cause of Unbalanced Diet. Drinking street, several bearing pecan am and Exercise.—It is not what we orange trees on premises. Would ex­ Know that eout —it is strictly what we Do.— And we are Doing it—more change for Sanford property. or less carelessly or thoughtlessly.— Jno. I). Jinkins, Sanford Fla. 9-3-2tc It is the World’s way. A. Bromberg of New York City has arrived in Sanford and will become a 3 * ENERGY— Due to the Rapid. resident being associated with S. Rob­ i Safe. Wiggling process, the Human. bins in the Surprise Shoe Store on "field" gets thoroughly “Cultivated" Sanford avenue. Mr. Bromberg visit, Pressure and Friction on the Blood ed Sanford several weeks ago ami be­ flow and Heart are smoothed -nit nnd came a Sanford booster forthwith ever the entire body— in a remarkably to deserting the big city for a location short time— is brought to n more Balanced. Clean condition. In Rich In Sanford. Condition you are immune to a? long Young milk cow for sale Telephoto list of “regular" Ills. 4604. 3*6tf. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy and 1 ' ENERGY.—The Muscular, sysZeh Ratliff of Miami wero here for tent, the Liver action, the Bowels all Sunday ami Monday leaving for homt Vspond immediately?—High Blond Monday afternoon. Their man\ Pressure, Rheumatism. Neuritis cause friends were glad to see them again let go practically Without Exception ami to know that they are prospering in from **ix to twenty Treatments: In their new home. Mr. Ratliff re­ two enses of first stroke pn-aiized ports his little baby daughter ns being arms have already been "brought i rigid here in Sanford after a'.' in the best of health and growing rap. , back" *' - efforts * * - » •faded,—in •• > j ,,n« Thar other idly. Three Weeks lime On*1 Treatment Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry McLnulin left Every Other Day. Monday for Macon, Atlanta, Cincin­ ENERGYV—“ ENERGIZER" nati nnd Chicago nnd expect to lie ab­ fS* * sent for several weeks. They were cannot harm a soul,— is postively accompanied to Macon by their neice pleasant to take ami is the most D*gMiss Bollinger who has been their ica!*Snne*.Snfe*In8urnnee against Hu­ guest here for several weeks. In man Ills, ami decrepit, premature old Chicago Mr.nnd Mrs. McLnulin will age that has ever been devisd,—let visit their son Henry who is study­ alone of feral to the Public cither by outright purchase of a Machine, or ing optometery in that city. thru Office Treatments. Hundreds of polk county citizen* 6| * ENERGY— The on!y"ENERgathered nt the court house square at G1ZER" service in this part of the I Bartow Sunday afternoon In protes’ Country is nt present in Sanford. against the issue of removal order* L. C. CAMERON. Phone. 184. Box for tiie school hoard by Govern**' 399. for Appointment, as above, by j Calls following his thus for unsur Appointment, $2.00. You prohaly; ccssftil elforts to remove the count.* carry Insurance on your worldly superintendent of education in Poll possessions.—Consistency is tin* real nnd reinstate a school superintendotf Jewel.— An ounce of Real Prevention ho removed early in the Colts admin is worth pounds of attempted cure.— Istrntloii. Resolutions of protest (Is your Life—your daily good Health were passed nnd serious accusation* worth I.ess than a few paltry cluitngninst the chief executive were ut tles? tcred by some of the speakers. Think it over. Find Out for Your­ ------------ x-----------self. Mr. E. I.. Hunter, of the Osceola Sincerely ami Respectfully, Cypress Co. has returned from New l-ltc. L. C. Cameron. York nnd the west and will lie nt the ------------x------------plant for a few days. FINAL DISCHARGE FOR RENT—Unfurnished appnrtments. 305 First S t, Inquire Fla. In Court of County Judge, Seminole Culm Cigar Co. 4-1 tfc. County, State of Florida. Special atention given to young • In re Estate of Augustin Moremen, ladies preparing to go away to school. deceased, Notice is hereby given, to all whom, 4-ltc. The Quality Shop. it may concern, that on the Fifteenth Mr. ami Mrs. C. D. Brumley of Chu- day of November A. D. 1920 we shall luntn were in the city on Wednesday apply to the Honorable E. F. Housdriving over t lie “good roads" of that holder. Judge of said Court, ns Judge section in their car. They nre en­ of Probate, for our finnl discharge as thusiastic ovc" their section of the Executor of the estnte of Augustin county ami say that when the good i Moremen deceased; nnd thnt at the road are finished that all of the San­ same time we will present our final ford people will want t*> live ini Chu- accounts ns Executor of said estate, luntn. Well, Chnrlie we wouldn't mind and nsk for their npprovnl. staying nt Mrs. Crumley's fine table Dated September 2nd. A. D. 1920. for some time. Orlando Bank k Trust Company.! Executor. NOTICE Robinson St Bridges. | From now on the City Market will Attorneys for Executor he open si:; days in the week. -1-1 tc. 4-ltc TUBES I WITH KOKOMO TIRES Every Kokomo Tire purchased from us we will give free, One Ked Tube. All sizes included. Take advantage of this sacrifice, and save twenty-five per cent on your tires. Fabrics guaranteed for 6,000 and Cords 10,000 miles. All adjustments made locally by us. Anything in the Accessory Line you are looking for Our Repair department is operated by experienced mechanics, and every job is guaranteed. B. & 0. MOTOR CO. Distributors for . LEXINGTON and STANDARD EIGHT AUTOMOBILES .V* CLOSE-OUT PRICES ON WHITE SEWING M ACHINES We find that we haven’t the room to handle Sewing Machines so we will close out our stock at a Big Reduction. Every One must go Next Week. Regular $80.00 and $ 8 5 .0 0 M achines for One Week at Only 35 W hite Rotary M achines left and all will go on Sale Saturday at $50.00 $50.00 each Buy Now and S t 'e $30.00 and $35.00 each JU ST ONE MORE WEEK TO BUY WHITE SEWING MACHINES AT THESE PRICES Saturday the Machine Sale Starts $25.00 and $50.00 will buy a White $80.00 and $85.00 Machine New Victor Records For September Are Here Y0WELL COMPANY Let - ' #1 -tu - Demonstrate these White Rotary Ma­ chines. Agents for White Rotary Sewing Machines . 1 - us Closc-out Price $ 5 0 .0 0 <„ ;• ’ • • r v r .r ---*•**! �i L■ MUD AY. SEPTEMBER 10, w > T H E SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX spec i mention of the generosity of quire all bathers, both men and wom­ iiuci'iftl OUR CARTOON SERVICE this onterjirising firm. This pnper en, to he covered from armpit to knee IN EVERY ISSU E thi» stated Inst week thot the Ranger truck Senator Glenn isshocked at the amount Herald Will Run -Stuff -That .W ill hdonced to the Charles Electric Co.. of epidermis this would leave uncov­ .. , . but this was a mistake ns the truck ered, and his substitute requires a I lease Noting and d 'was taken out of stock by the Walthall fringe of lace to lie attached to both Readers Co., especially for the occasslon ant top and bottom of nil bnthing suits. --------Messrs. Walthall. May nnd Dietcricl Furthermore, bench loungers or sand We wish to call attention to the fact ,jj(j everything they could for the com- lizznrds must wear aprons covering th a t we have secured a cartoon sor- mi*(t.cg <n r hnrce. them to the toes. vice for the Herald nnd it will he used | — ----- - x -----------in the Weekly Herald now nnd in the FORECAST j* But gather around nnd harken to .FO R -SEPTEM BER fi the regulations for tub buthing. BriefDaily nnd Weekly Herald beginning TO II in Uctober. We want you to look for ly, they are: the cartoons that have attracted nt-11 For South. Atlantic and East Gulf 4. Tub baths nt any time, except o. . ten on all over the United States and BtatM: Gt.m.rjl|,y fnirj wiUl occn8|. on Saturday nights, are declared un­ excited most fn \orablo conimcnt. In •onnj temperatures. No Indication:! lawful, except for newly horn infnnts.1 2. Baths must be taken in a cave, conjunction with the Mickey cartoons nt th,B . of a disturbance in the we will also give our renders the dan cavern, tunnel or deeply darkened room; bathers must always he par-; dy cartoon called "Raising the Fain______x tnnlly clothed, and any person who ex­ ily" which is a good one nnd these PROPERY CHANGING HANDS poses himself or herself entirely in cartoons will be changed each week two of them appearing in every issue. Edward Lane, the real estate man the nude to his or her own gaze shall The Herald will he improved from made several sales last week among be considered guilty of a misdemean­ or. time to time and everything that will j them ll(.illk. the following .‘I. No person may take more than p ease old and youtig alike will be' j , T Brnijy purchased the Alonzo given to make the Herald the best NlcXIullIn property on Palmetto nve one hath on any given utSnrdny night pnper in this part of the state. Wei j> ^ Mnro bought the Frank Ad- except by purchase of a proxy (Sen­ ator Glenn announces officially In are receiving most favorable comment aln8 home on Elm ave. from every part «>f the country on the I Mr?. ^ Jones purcha?r<l the Mr s his substitute that he will habc fiftyHerald during the pnst three week? j_ |r_ pace property on Park nvenui one proxies for sale the first year and while it is not what we would like ■,Knipil.d by Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Lang that the act shall he in effect. to have it from a typographical stand- jt... point wc can assure the renders that in | ’ ________ x ________ a few weeks all our difficulties will GEORGIA HILL LIMITS have been overcome nnd we will give BATHS TO ONE A WEEK you a real daily and Weekly paper as free from errors ns it will he pos- . . . ,, . ,, , I sible to make a paper paper. We have been SwJmmcrs* Must Submerge l p to .ho Neck nnd Wear Fringe Around so busy in the pnst two weeks getting Neck anil Feet in new machinery nnd taking out tin old and making changes for the bet Atlanta, Gn.—The joyful Glenn. ter that the paper has suffered some- Georgia's Senator “wit," has mixed Thedford's Black-D raught Highly what but we ask our readers to bopa- another of his famous legislative cockRecom m ended by a Tennessee tient n few days longer nnd we will tails. make amends for nny discrepancies Regulations for the conduct and G rocer for Troubles R e­ that may have crept into the column: ( costumes of bathers and "sand lizsulting from Torpid Just keep your eye on the Herald, [ zards" and a code of practiced for those addicted to the Saturday night ------------ x -----------Liver. bath habit are provided in his bill, a UNFD A RANGER TRICK substitute for the now famous Wilk­ Walthall Motor C‘o., .Furnished .the inson measure prohibiting males anil East Nashville, Tenn.— The cfflo Band With Transportation females from bathing together at any public or private pool, pond, take riv- tency of Thedford's Black-Draught, the The Di-Laml Band that discoursed or or ocean, and fixing the northern genuine, herb, ltvcr medicine, is such sweet music on Gala Day last and southern limits of bathing suits week was transported nil around Mm beyond which the spying eye of tin vouched for by Mr. W. N. Parsons, a grocer of this city. "It Is without city in the big Itnngr truck that was spectator shall no pass. furnished by tbe Walthall Motor The Glenn substitute attempts to doubt the best liver medicine, nnd I and L. Urban May gave all of his linn make effective the segregation of tin don't bcllcvo I could get along without that day to driving the big truck I sexes contemplated in the Wilkinson It. 1 take It for sour stomach, head­ wherever the music was needed. The hill by requiring that men shall batln Gala Day committees are very grate in the I’acific ocean, women in tlx ache. lad liver. Indigestion, nnd all ful to the Walthall Motor Go., for thi- Atlantic ocean am) children in tlx other troubles that are the result of excellent service rendered and fit. Mississippi river and Gulf of Mexico a torpid liver. Herald is requested to make tin- Senator Wilkinson would merely re "I have known and used It for years, and can and do highly recommend It to every one. I won't go to bed with­ out It in the house. It will do all It claims to do. I can’t say enough for It." Many other men and women through­ out the country have found BlackDraught Just aa Mr Parsons describes —valuable in regulating the liver to Find us at Its normal functions, nnd In cleansing the bowels of Impurities. Thedford'fl Black-Draught liver medi­ cine Ib the original and only genuine. Accept no Imitations or substitutes. Always ask for Thcdford's. 0 S m o h eleta a n rf Black Powdert IVaferprooT J SOUR STOMACH INDIGESTION . : ! >.! LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER “ We Deliver The Goods” Hodges &McMullen*s Barber Shop PHONE 498 M oney-B ack Shot-Shells Get your money back if you ore not satisfied. That’s the basis on which we are offering to sell The Black Shells to all sportsmen. Shoot a trial box of shells— in the field or at the traps. I f you don't like them, bring back the unused part of the box, and wc will •’efund to you instantly, in cash, without any question, the price of the entire box. Wc guarantee the (U S ) CARTRIDGES just as wc guarantee T h e Black Shell) Wc know these car­ tridges are right. 1 hey have wornnurc official tests than all other makes com­ bined. Wc partic­ ularly recommend the U. S. 22 N.R. A. Long Rifle Lcsrnok Cartridge. It is un­ equalled at any dis­ tance from 3*0 to 25u yards, and costs no more than others, BLACK SHELLS 3m oh tle /f and,Blnck Povfdcv Have you ever had or heard of a fairer offer than this money-back guarantee?,?. Get a trial box of The Black Shells, You won't bring them back. UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE COMPANY, New York, M anufacturttt Conic /n a n d gat a co p y o t T ho U, S , C o sts L aw B o o k — FREE , Geneva, Florida C. F. Hnrrison Cocoa. Florida S. F. Travis Co. W. A. Brown Del.and, Florida The Sani Pak Groceteria Tilussillc, Florida Fred Hill Lisbon, Florida Lisbon Mercantile Co. Leesburg, Florida D. Dunaway Davis Bros. The Grocerteria A. L. Miller Victoria, Florida L. E. KI title Apopka, Florida W H. McLeod ( iknhumpka, Florida C. II. Arnold Altoona, Florida Arnold Meriantih Co. Sorrento, Florida J . A. Cowart A. S. Nat lock & Co. Ml, Dora, Florida I. A. Franklin Clermont, Florida Wm. Korn & Co. A ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦% A A A A A A A . e A A ♦ • > > * . .♦. A A A A .♦. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A *♦ ♦% A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A ♦*< ♦ V V t V V W V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V W V V V V V V V V V V V t V V V V V V V V i V V V V v V V v ’c V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V A V N l* PH0N0GRAP ♦> •r- A The P A T H E Instrument in the E x ­ cellence of Tone, ■••if ol the Woods, and in the care ol Assembling, a n«. is the most perfect •ii * Phonograph that M V l o n e as brilliant as the Sparkle of Gems and as Sweet as tbe Old in the Beauty ol Cabinet design, in the Finish ♦♦ Love Song. As Clear as the Sabbath Church Bell's Chimes and as true as the Ring of a Gong-'this is Sonora s Tone which was awarded the Highest Score at the Panama-Pacific International Ex­ ^ position. A T H E P A T H E S A P P H I R E B A L L which docs away with It Should Be Heard T o the Old Fashioned Steel Needles, glides smoothly around the Record. scratched off. The ❖ f x Y Y Y Y *> reproduces every shading Music flows off: isn't Dance To The M usic Of The W ond erfu l STARR Phonograph ❖ ❖ ❖ t Y Y f Y ♦♦♦ Y Y f Y Y Y v t Y No Needles to change, no needles to buy: - always — ready w to Play. J Records. Y Be Appreciated This Round Polished Jewel fits exactly into every Record Groove and Accurately of the selection. No wear on the Every P A T H E R E C O R D is guar antccd to Play 1,000 times. Everyone loves to trip the light Fan­ tastic when this Su­ perb Machine pours forth strains the that lively sets your blood a tingling s u it itt . rli V ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ * H um an Skill and Genius can Produce. * ❖ * ❖ ❖ Y Y THE SANFORD FURNITURE CO J . D. D A V ISO N , Manager Y Y ❖ Sanford, Florida f ❖ AA A A A A A A A A AA A A A AA A A A A A AA A A A / A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A a^ a^ia^ a^ aa^ a^ a ^ A a^ A A A / o V h V ! 1 V V V V V V V V V V V V V V W V V V V V V W V V % HV V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V N ^ V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V V % ♦ �. •wr FRIDAY, SEPTEM BER 10, 1920. » TIIE SANFORD HERALD *♦ ALL KINDS OF IN S U R A N C E . REALCESTATE. SANFORD, FLA. LIABILITY. N* l U C O L J -I S I O N , U ' V S I * jU PRQP ERTY D A M A O L ^ M . ^ ! Thirty Million Fire Insurance Policies Provide Sixty Billion Dollars THIRTY MILLION of protection to citizens of the I-A United States, on their property. ♦ii n r U :n * ® —-AT: & See us for Fire Insurance! i A702 -♦ \\r CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Minimum Charfie for any one Ad 2.1c One Time, per word..................... le Three Time, per word...... ............. 2c Six Times, per word .................... 3c Over SU Times, >: c word per Issue Cash must accompany order. Ten cents extra if charged. Adverlising in this column In which the address of the advertiser is not g "cn b u which refers you to Postotlire Box Num­ ber or Care of Herald .MUST he answer­ ed accordingly. Please do not ask us for the names of advertisers advertising In this way. Usually we do not know who they are, and if we do we are not expect­ ed III tell loti. l OK S A IT What so many people do. must he wor th while! ■4> MILLERS BAKERY vfj) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING >♦• FOR SA LE— Less than half price, tine Liiirroungh’s nine column adding machine. One Wale- seven column adding machine. One Dalton nine column adding machine. Practically new mid in good mechanical condi­ tion. Address p. o. Ro\ lit:!. 2-3t| 1 t )R SALE UoimI mill ply t" J. !(. Escride. PAGE SEVEN c-tv \t -'-11f FOR SAFE nr Exchange for equal1*. good unrelated stock Barred Rock rnckrels, $5.00 each. Ailtlie Muller. _’.:itp Osteen, Florida. unable to fill shipping orders, the ami we appeal to the leading citizens MAKING IM P ROV EM ENTS Southern Ilnilway Company has an- in every community—those who benouncrd. ' licve in their town and in the gospel Bread Mixing, lovnf Making and Paper An appeal may be made to the In- **f Vwiping those who are less fortun­ terstnte commerce conuumission for ate to get together * and formulate Wrapping .Machinery Up to Date relief if the situation does not abate plans to help out in this situation. J. L. Miller is keeping his bakery soon. Those of you who have a few thou­ ----------- x-----------right up to til minute or just a few sand dollars! should put it to work minutes ahead of the times by install­ START .SOMETHING building homes earning dividends, ing new anil up to date machinery making things easier, and more com? .1 *n\e ^ >or Rented property is not to be had at fortnblo for those in need of fit habi« *L. IJ*0 lean est a,'d most any price, and a constructive building tation. Get together start something n utary baking that modern methods program is the imperative need in a building and loan association or anyL i i ? i »* , , , every conuuunUy. This is why a thing that will work for the upbuild, tl> a Plant tank was already large part of this issue has been tie-' ing of the community in which you V L \rn w°i ? baking machinery voted to the home-ownership idea and are.— Real Estate Journal. Mr. Miller lias just installed a loaf the best practical way to bring it nnmchine that chops out three loaves bout. I ------------ x -----------at a time, dumps them Into a round-! Almost daily newcomers are arrlv -1 Rotnrians in Paintkn arc urging th* ing machine and delivers them to the ing in every Florida community. They boys to build bird houses. Cash linking pans nml all the man needs to come because they like Florida and prizes amounting to $15,00 are offeree do is to put them in the oven. |want to become permanent settlers. in this contest which closes on Sep­ 1 he dough is poured into one end. They wart to produce, to contribute, tember 15. The object of the Rotary the machine scales it into the proper and to share with us—nnd our only Club in ottering these prizes is tc size and does all the rest. About answer is: "Move on; we are filled encourage the boys to think more the only task left to the bakers in tin up." seriously of protecting the birds that Miller Bakery is to place tho loaves We say such a situation is all wrong of shooting them with air rifles and in the oven ami take them out. Aftci because ns they pass on we all lose; destroying their nests. they come out of the ovens they are passed to the packing department where n new machine takes tlu-m pla­ ces a nicely printed sheet of tissue paper around them pnts the ends down pastes them on nml the loaf i< ready to deliver nil nice and dean ami tasty and hmninatt hands have hardly touch­ ed the hrend at all. M Acre Farm, {food location, .1 acres Tiled with flow­ Mr. Miller lias several o th e r itvov* ing well, d acres with Tilt* in need of relaying, all at ions that will he install.d -ion f.o he finds that machine! v t- the thin fenced, no buildings. to ‘ . L e bis (roubles .m.| nun eit Inbest product - ami tut u them out with IMBUE AND TERMS ATTRACTIVE less ftiM, and in a manner timt wmibi pai*. muster front a government in’■I” lion. 1 lie .(Idler Bakery is <)uim a big business in tiiis section of tin 'late and Mr. Miller says be must either keep up with the n-.v,-,sj,m inet out and let some other fellow th it. FOR SALE CHEAP J. E. SPURL1NG, Agt. t’an help you in any matter of pur­ chase or sale of real estate. I-tfc. Connelly, 1»>G .Magnolia Avc TOM \TORS .10,\ III SIIFI, — “ God Gives Every Bird it’s food, but does not throw it into the nest—Burnett Print YOU have your money each to save— Do You Do It? When this year is ended will you have anything to show for your labor? PEOPLES BANK OF = SANFORD = " HOLES M E \M» Mi CEN I S FOR SA LE—Large mission dn\ APIECE WHEN SLICED enpoit, green upholstering, good bed springs and mnttress. ,M. S. Nelson Baltimore. Sept. 3.—The tomato Sanford. 52-t deal this season has been very unsat­ Three vacant business lots for sale isfactory to growers inasmuch as , <»n First Street. Cheaper now than emitters have been unable to take care' they will he later. Don't need all of their contracts in many instances, which lias resulted in a heavy vol-. cash. Connelly, lime of fresh tomatoes being offered 2-lto 100 Magnolia Avenue on tiie local produce market with r e -! FOR SA LE—Two mules and wa suit ant low prices. They have sold gon cheap for cash. Apply to For in the wholesale market as low as rest R. Whittle, 110 French avenue. thirty cents a basket. Notwithstan­ 52-.lt p. ding their low price in nwhulesnlc way, the consumer has not received ..F O R SA LE CH EA P-O ne big fin. the advantage of this condition anti muli) and big horse. Both good work according to local daily newspapers ers and perfectly sound. Ask it. It single tomatoes are selling to the Lynch about them. D. C. Hill, hotels as high as fifty cents each— i l-3tp Lockhnrt, Fla. more than the rust of a bushel. ------------ x -----------FOR SALE—$42 bicycle like new SHORTAGE OE CARS for $30. E. E. Hall, Osteen, Fla. l-3tp Louisville, Ky. Sept. 7.—Severn! FOR SALE—2 acre celery tract. southern states are in the grasp of a very acute car shortage, and produc­ Colored section. Easy terms. ers of coni, lumber, agricultural, and Easy terms. Connelly, manufacturing products have been For Rent Three rooms for light house keeping. N'o. 317 Cor. of Third and Elm. Mrs. W. F l.eavitt 50-tf For Sale Celery farms, any size, to suit purchaser. Buy from owner. Box 27ti. Sanford. Fla. 50-tf For Sale —Pair of good farm mules, wagon and harness. T. F. Adams. 43-tf t Y v Fertilizers For Seed Beds Ashes: Steamed Bone Meal Raw Bone Meal Ground Tobacco Stems ( ‘otton Seed Meal Nitrate Soda Potash Nitrate Mixed Fertilizers Our Prices Are Right I Chase & Co. Sanford, Florida MR. A. BROMBERG ❖ ❖ ❖ •Ml i *T* 1 •#•• OF. F<>r Sale Doris (ins Lighting Plum Cheap- L. F. Roper. West Sid** Grocery. 48-tf IN SOLICITING YOUR BANK ACCOUNT KOlt HUNT Vi For Rent Furnished rooms and kitchenettes. Apply Shirley Apart­ ments opposite Postotlire. FOR RENT— A three acre farm nt Lake Monroe. Apply at E. A. Ost­ een Store. 2-3tf. FOR RENT— Light housekeeping apartments. Inuuire of Mrs. Grace Williams, 221 E. First St. 2-4te FOR RENT—Two furnished bed­ rooms with hath, iu private family 117 Laurel Avenue. 2-3te For Rent— Light house keeping apartment inquire Mrs. Grace Williams. 221 E. First st. 2-4tc WE WISH. ALSO. TO EXTEND TO YOU AN AVAIL For Rent—To fishing parties or tourist parties, 2G-foni, half cabin, canopy motor boat fully equipped Licensed pilot who knows the St Johns. Phone 348W . L. G. Loveless 45-tf INVITATION TO YOURSELF OF THE VARIOUS FACILITIES OF OUR HANK FOR ANY SERVICE WE MAY HE ABLE TO RENDER. f f Y 45»2titp Y Wanted Corn. The Ucachum Grain Co <>f Alachua Mu. will pay you the market price for ear corn in car lots. Farmers can join together n making up cars. 40-tfr. Has scoured the entire Northern Markets and as a result the following: f Y f f Y y Y v We are going to save you dollars pro­ t T Y v vided you compare our prices with our competitors who run continual sales. People are tired of reading of sales and when they arrived at the supposed sale find goods not a bit cheaper than the stores who sell their goods right along. Y Y Y Y Y v ❖ ❖ WANTED— Mattresses to make over. Furniture enameled, varnish­ ed. upholstered, house painting, wall papering, calcimining. We store fur Y nlture nml sell it for you on commiss­ ❖ ion. We know our trade. Plenty of room. Odd Fellows Hall, Cypress ❖ avenue nnd 5th street. M. J . Brad­ ford and Wife. 2-4tp f First National Bank F. P. FORSTER, President B. F. WH1TNER, Cashier ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, S E E W. J. TH IG P EN & COMPANY AGENTS General Fire o rrtce Sanford, . t 'i :o n . r s . . iu sk Insurance nriLniNO - * WANTED WANTED—To Rent 4 or 5 rooms unurnished will pay good rent. HARRY HANDEL . ntc. 310 Sanford Ave. City. Sanford, Florida Fl ori da TRY A HERALD WANT AD We are not going to run a sale but will ask you to come in and compare our prices and if we will not convince you that by paying us a visit you will save money, you cannot he convinced anywhere WANTED—Settled white woman, about 40 yonrs old, ns housekeeper to take care of a small family. Good home and salary Apply Box 240, Route A, Ennford, Fin. 1*71 P MISCELLANEOUS WOOD —Plenty of wood nt Wckiwi —two miles from railroad. Cut _ oi shares. Hundreds of cords. Writ* me. IL B. & S. Co., Wekiwa, Fin. 62-fltp. ____________ y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y v t t V tY X The Surprise Shoe Store Sanford Avenue t l buy, pay rr.sh for second hand pianos. Addre-s 352 Sanford, !■ioridu ♦> ♦♦♦ ♦♦#♦♦♦ *** $♦«$< *«! � 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, 1920 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, September 10, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 10, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 10, 1920; <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/baf18b0d476bbf8e2577a2173593a8e7.pdf ff1b238e72eee51e6da4ab3f82e7801b PDF Text Text SECTION TWO T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D IN TH E H EA R T OF T H E W ORLD’S GREA TEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. SEPTEMBER 3, 1920. VOLUME XII. SENATOR JOHN H. WISE SPEEDING ON BEACH L IS FATAL COUNTIES ADVERTISE FLORIDA RESOURCES AT STATE FAIR ,i | Vic With Each Other for Supremacy in Annual Competition. ----- Daytona, Sept. 1—Another fatal ac­ cident occurred on Daytona Reach Sunday afternoon, the tragedy result­ ing from the ditching of n large auto mobile which turned turtle after om of the front wheels came off whih the car was moving at fast speed Charles A. Stew art, of Arlington. N J., a wealthy winter resident of Day- SAYS 1920-21 CROI* CITRUS FR U IT WILL HE SMALLER THAN LAST YEAR’S YIELI U mS’r tlT SitS' Mr-. S t w j r t who received a pelvic fracture, cutset the head and internal injuries; A lfm u Fuller, who sustained a fracture at the base of the skull, and Mrs. Yull who hud two ribs broken and was in lured internally. The injured wen rushed to a hospital f«r ''!nt‘r p 'm ; treatm ent and it was stated this morn ing that possibly all three would ri C°Mr.’ Stewart was owner of |u» lK>at line at Newburg, -V J-. '»n‘l \ n been corning to Daytona for a numhei „f years, remaining south this >ea to enjoy the summer weather. WHY SOME TOWNS GROW Have Men Of PUSH And Energy Wh« C. E. Stew art, Jr.- Business Manage: llnck Their Confidence \Nilh Florida Citrun Exchange, Repudi­ Investments. ates Estim ate of Sixteen mill­ The reason why some towns grow i? ion Boxes, Credited to because there are men of push and anExchange i-rgv in them who are not afraiu t< Thnt the grapefruit ami orange croj spend their time and money to boon their town. They expect good build of Florida for the coming aenson prob- ing. organize stock companies, etc. aly will be sm aller than for 1010- work for public Improvements and us. 2(1 is the belief of C. E. Stew art, Jr., means in their power to induce the business m anager if the Florida Cit­ people to locate in their city. Wherethey go they te»» of the ndvnn rus Exchange, expressed in telegrnnu ever tnges of their city, nicy write aliou' received here yesterday. them in every letter, they send cir Mr. Stew art is quite costive thut culnrs and newspapers to all wlton while more oranges will he grown ir. they think they can get to visit th. the state than last year, the Icasci city, nnd when anyone visits then yield of grapefruit will reduce th« treats him so kindly th at he falls ii total production to a figure consider­ love with them and their city at once ably below the eleven million box It is enterprise nnd everyone pulling together makes n progressive towr aggregate of the past seasons. Estim ate of a sixteen million box nnd don’t let the fact escape youi , crop for 1020-21, credited to the Flor­ memory. To hear every person saying some ida C itrus Exchange in recent dis­ patches from Tam pa th at were widely thing plcosnnt about its people nnd published throughout Florida, are re­ its interests is the surest, quickest pudiated by Mr. Stew art who Is ir nnd easiest way to make n town a t­ the N orth on business connected with tractive to a stranger. One of thi tho completion o( huIciib plans for tm host v.-nys in which to mnke n towi organisation of which he is the activ< attractive with thnt sort of nttrac tion that will draw other people to it executive. • Any over-estim ate of the citrus croj is for every man nnd every wonint at this tim e of the year is a -.erioui I- have a pleasant word for the th< m atter for growers he says. Spec people nnd the town generally. Tall ulators seize upon the figures os i up your town if you would have oth means of inducing grove owners t- ers come to you. Talk up your town part with their fru it a t lower price! i; you would feel an Interest in it, nnd than conditions justify. Thercls nr have its people feel nil interest in you. rensnon to believe th a t the product ' There is no better way to do it. And ion of the state will lie large enougl many a time one little word of unto keep down prices, according to Mr picnsnnt reference to something thnl Stewart, who feels that the herctofon does not exnctly suit you nnd not. pnr cooperative market will bring grower? ticulnrlv concern you ns to thnt mnt satisfactory returns.— Flat Times • **r .vill turn n good m an’s influenn nwny fiom your town nnd may ever union. drive him away. At your own fire­ ------------x-----------If the Floridn Highway A«*ocintfor side, talk up your town. Amont will come out In the open, recognizi your neighbors talk up your town the popular opposition to changing When you come in contact with stran the constitution of the state or g ra ti­ gers talk up the most potent agency fy a tem poral desire and advocate t ever set in motion for helping youi vote on specified bond issue for n town—your Ronrd of Trade. specified purpose they will have ir STATE PRESS a proposition which will nppeal to all dnogrosalvQr taxpayer*'. — Palatka We distinctly desire it to he under­ News. stood that if two women run for th. -------- -- A Let the Wnnt Columns of The same Ocala or Marion county office we are going to he neutral, strictlj Herald work for you. neutral.—Ocala Star. ----------- x-----------Hon. S. I). Harris, of St. Peters burg, will be n member of the nrx' legislature. He will also he speake oI tlio]thou»# A‘ better selection could not he mnde.- Tampa Tribune. ----------- x■ Thir- twenty-million dollar bond is­ sue amendments means thnt 100 pei rent of the people of Floridn must be taxed heavily in order that ten pe: cent may ride lightly.—Ocala Star. ------------x-----------The Florida Dairy Association will Inlo thpir annual convention in Orlundo September 21, 22 and 23; nnd a special feature of this convention wiP be an extensive display of dairy nnd milking machines. ----------- x-----------A movement hns hen started in Flor­ ida to abolish bllboards near raiway stations because they cut off scenerySince nine times out of ten a freight car cute off both, we don't see as it makes n u c h dlference, as we poet» w y, one v s y or another.—St. August­ ine Record. Col. George W. Knight is happy over the arrival of Mr*. Knight who has teen sp e n d in g the summer ir New York and N*w Jersey with rel­ atives and friends. ------------x-----------FOR R E N T -N Ice large cool furn­ ished bed room 13.00 per Week. 26e Oak Avenue 2-2tp. FEDERAL AID FOR ROAD BUILDING Dn. HERBERT N. SHE!,TON REACHES II I G H F I C5 U R E AN I FLORIDA HAS ONE MILLION. A USES TH E DEATH OF CHARI. STEWART AND OTHERS FATALLY INJURED ocndior Jor.n H. Wine of Hawaii sat created In m ott member* of conjrcs* the feeling that Hawaii ought :o have Just about what it want*. •Vise I* Hawaii’s prime minister with­ out portfolio, probably the Island'* post aatute politician. He la the au­ thor and promoter of a plan to re­ habilitate and Americanize this rich United States territory. ' NUMBER 3 Jacksonville.—Tin* Florida fount to* nulldlliR. at the Slate Fair which will be tield November 1S-27. will bo filled with exhibits from leading counties of the Stale, showing the choicest samples of every agricultural and herticultrol product. An afternoon In this building will give tbu visitor more reliable Information about the resources, climate and topography of Florida than could be acquired on a thirty day trip or n week spent In studying tables of statistics nnd re­ ports. The Florida Counties Iliilldlng will surprise even residents of tho State theumelvos, In Its portrayal of rcaour.es unrivalled In richness nnd va­ riety. What then will be the impres­ sion on the visitor front other and less favored states? Tho county competition Is some what changed this year. The north em group, will enter In a class by themselves, while a now classification hns been created for the southern conn lies., which are strong In fruits, rspc duly citrus. Tills evens the rompctl lion considerably nnd will tend to In­ crease tho rivalry' In the wto classes. Handsome cash prizes are offered nnd nre accompanied by ribbon and diploma awards. These nwnrds, to gether with the widespread publicity they receive nre of Inestimable value to the competing counties. The Florida State Fair Is only thre. years old, hut Its county section Is larger and better thann most most or of thr the older slnto fairs of th.. countrv Thl. . !!?' Is n fact of which every very Horldlan should ho proud. FIRST AID TRAINING TO GIVE RURAL HELP TO MEN ANO WOMEN Program for Publlo Hoalth and Community Welfare Is Now Woll Undor Way. Washington. Sept- 1.-C om bine, federal and state expenditures fo. road building may reach a total o. -JjU.btio.OlHi during the current nata. year, according to l humus H. Me Donald, chief o ft he bureau of publh roads, departm ent ot agriculture. The lust installm ent of tedcral ah fund* totalling * 100.000,000 bream, available last July 1. 1 hrec J ; of this appointment was derived freii the 1010 appropriation, while S-a.oou 0 0 0 'w as provided from the origina appropriation in 10lb. ••If the state continues to pay mor. than fiO per cent, of the cost, as they have in the past," Mr. McDonald said ••it will he necessary to plan for coil struction at the rate of at least ?100,000,000 and probably more, each year. State highway departm ents shout, know ut least n year in advance whn funds arc to he available in order tha plans may be made for future ion struction. Mr. McDonnld said. "Unless further federal action is taken in the coming year," he added ••the states will be left in doubt as t. the future policy of the governnien nnd the amount of money they mu* be nre pnr ctl to spend. Such a contin gency would involve a serious sctbac. to the progress of road constructloi and should be avoided by early con gTcasional action." Apportionment of K I W J 0 J made to "‘.utli.rn stntea by the In* installment of each of the two federa nj,|)ro,ir|ution* of lOlfi nml 1010. Al lotliurnta l»v *tntc* follow: Alabama J2.10-l.883. Florida $1,117. 447. Georgia $2 007.130. Kentucky $1 931,733. I.ouisinnn $1,302,231. Ml**l* *inpi $1,807,337. North Carolina $2. 270.053, South Carolina $1,430,010 Tennessee $2,201,913, Texas $3,801-398 Virginia $1,977,073. ------------ x----------- CITY WARRANTS DRAWN American Red Cross Is Teaohlng C. J. Ryan. City Mgr. Salary* from Aug. 13 to 31 $102.60. Hundreds of Thousands Life­ L. R. Philip*, City Clerk Salary from Aug. 15 to 31 $1.00.00. Saving Methods. Ellen Hoy, Secy. Snlnry troni 15 to Or. Herbert N. Shenton. formerly Head cf the research staff of the courv-’ ;ll of national defense, has been ap-> pointed director of the council, succeed­ Ing Grosvenor 0. Clarkson. Doctor Shenton came to the government lr^ August, 1918, from Columbia urtlverw lily, and Is regarded as one of th* country's ablest research men. Ho‘ helped to organize the United Staten bituminous coal commission. DADE COUNTY. FLA., LEADS ALL OTHER COUNTIES IN U. Washington, Aug. 25.—I)ndc Coun­ ty, Flu., containing the city of Mi­ ami, had* all counties of tho United States in which the population figure! have been announced, in ita growth in the pnst 10 years. It has now m on than 3 1-2 time* the population it had in 1910, it* percentage of increase hav­ ing been 268.1. With almost half ol upward* of 3,000 counties in the U nit­ ed State* announced, five coiintici have more than tripled their 1010'pop­ ulation and four have more thnn doub­ led the number of their inhabitant*. ----------- x-----------I.EROY CAUGHT AT LAST Rio Jnniero, Tuesday, Aug. 2-1— Eugene LcRoy. wanted by the police of Detroit, Mich., in connction with tiie murder of n woman supposed tc he hi* wife was arrested hero on the British freighter Dryden, which a r ­ rived here Into this nfterooon. Lc­ Roy wan n member of the crew. LcRoy wn» plnccd under a rre st a t the request of the United States au thorities here nnd while the Dryden is in port will he guarded by foai members of the maritime police. The ship Inter will proceed to Buenos Alrer and from that port to New York where l.cRny will he turned over to Detroit officers. Ttie purpose of Instruction In F irs t, 31Davhi’V pccr, Chief of Police Sal­ Aid to Iht Injured offered by the Amer­ ary from Aug. 16 to 31 $i->.00. ican Red Cross Is to trala men and J. M. Vickery. Patrolm an Salary women to administer F1re\ Aid treat­ from Aug. 16 to 31 $02-60. ment promptly snd Intelligently wbra A. Dcpfer, Motorcycle Officer Sal­ emergencies druutud It. First Aid ary from Aug. 15 to 31 $•” - ’ • S. L. Ilnschlon, Patrolm an Salary treatment Is not Intended lo take the place of a physician’# service. A sur­ from Aug. 15 to 31 57.50. K. E. Walker, Patrolman Salary geon should always be samraoneed as a precautionary measure where there from Aug. 15 to 31 57.50. In pollticnl circles. It is rumored Ci. P. Paxton, Fire Chief Salary Is sn Injury of any consequence, but thnt Congressman Frank Clark is be­ when one cannot be secured a few min­ from Aug. 16 to 31 76.00. ing groomed for the senate and will T. II. Lynch. Firem an Salnry fron utes* delay may mean a fatality. In mnke the race against Senator Pnrk 16 to 31 $45.00. such a rasa a person trained lo First Aug. Trammell.—Tnmpn Tribune. D. F. Smith. Firem an Snlnry fron Aid Is Invaluable not only to ths In­ Aug. 15 to 31 $40.00. Gov. Cox in Ids acceptance specef dividual, but through him to tha com­ Alfred Foster, Tax Coll. Snlnry declared: "We are in n time thnt munity In which he Urea. from Aug. 1st to 31 15.00. Thera la perhaps no way of ascer­ Alfred Foster, Tax Coll. Salary calls for straight ncting. Thin is not time for wabbling." On sach a plate taining ths number of deaths or seri­ from Augl3 to 31 $23.00. es* disablements which result from .j J. N. Tolar, Health Officer Sal statem ent of fact ns that __ ________ ought to win.—St. Peterabui lack of proper safeguard* or prompt nry from Aug. 15 to 31 $40.00. emergency treatment. It la *afa lo a* (;,.0. (I. Herring, City ally. Snl. •«rt they number thouvsndi dally. «ry from Aug. I ft to 31 $75.00. . - .. __ II « «e 1Ysil J. M. Vickery, Upkeep t f T b srt ran be no doubt that tbe sppll cation of First Aid method* to each $25.00. E. E. Walker, Upkeep of case w .s lj Inunrasorabljr tighten th* $10.00. . . . country's toll of suffering and death. (}. P. Paxton Electrical Inspector The dissemination of First Aid train­ $15.00. . , ing and Information lias nlresdy pro Charles Electric Co. Wa tcr and dured a farTearhlng and beneficial In- Bottie $7.50. ficrera In the prevention of accidents "I wax weak and run-down, Philu. Lawn Mower ( o. Mower o« railroads, In mines nud In greet In­ Blade $1.05. relates Mr*. Euta Burnett;, of. dustrial concerns. Bower A Riumillat Drugs $2.30. Dalton, Go. HI waa thin s a g The benefit of a widespread knowl­ 11 &W. 11. Drew Co. Oficc sup Just felt tired, all the time. edge of First Aid In the evetil of a plies $2.75. I didn’t rest welL I wasn’t Y ' jj A. Dougins* Recording iTnx great disaster, inch as a train wreck, ever hungry. I knew, aa explosion, an earthqulke, etc, I* Certificates $2119.40. P e tty Cash Abet. Sundry Ililla obvious. Laymen who hsve had First this, I needed Aid training cau reader efficient as­ $51.75. as there la none W. J. Thigpin Insurance on Build­ sistance. Many lives may depend upon ings $77.50. socb emergency car*. Petty Cash Acct.. Pay Roil 8, 14 lied Cross First Aid work Includes A- 8, 21, 20 332.02. (1) the formation and conduct, through 20, Kate Kulber Feeding Prisoner* Red Cross chapters, of classes for In­ $10.40. struction In accident prevention and II. F. Smith Ja n ito r $10.00. First Aid to tbe Injured among meu Peoples Rank Discount $20.07) and women lo all communities and In Volusia Co. Real Eat. Co. Shell •very Industry; (2) the Introduction of for Sts. $17033. coarse* of Instruction In high echools Petty Cash Acct. Discount 20.07. snd colleges. Mabel L. Fernnld Third quarterly Tiie neil Cross la prepared to suppS' payment Acct.* dldspitnl 500.0Qj First Aid hooks and equipment at rea- Total $2,407.44. . . . I began using Cardul," sonnhle price*. ------------x-----------continues Mr*. Burnett Every person In this country sbla to BIG FURNITURE SALE "After my first bottle, I slept do so should. In his own Interest, rebetter and ate better. I took ralvt Usd Cross First Aid Instruction. In thl .issue appears the advertise­ four •bottles. Now I'm well, Information shout the course and In­ ment o ' T. J. Miller and Son who nre feel Just fine, eat and sleep, struction classes may be bad at the putting on a Clearance Sale of F urni­ ture and in the list of oriecs are real nearest chapter hesdanartera. my ekln la dear and I have bargain" in the furniture line. Only gained and euro feel that n few of tbe many bargains are giver ENERGISED. VERY SIMPLE. Cardul la tho beat tonlo ever in the advertisement as all of them, Henry McLaulin and family are en­ made." joying their new bungalow on Fourth NO MYSTERY ABOUT WHAT II could not be printed in the ad. How­ Thousands of other women ever a glance a t the prices will con­ street facing Central Park. The old DOES OR HOW IT DOES IT. have found Cardul Juet as home has been remodeled by a new ..A n d It Surely la Doing It-.T h ln k vince any one th a t this la a bona fide roof, porch and pillars and a new coat Of It This W a y :..T h e Farm er Cult!* sale of furniture a t the tim e wher Mr*. Burnett did. K shoal of paint nnd I* now one of the coziest vales the Land So Nourishment Con m ast people arc looking for furnitun help you. bargains. Rend the advertisem ent •n a m os. comfortable "ome« In the Get To The Plant RootA-.-Dlet, Water At all druggieto. city. But Henry says it cure cost snd Exercise Control How Soon The and then go to the ntorc and look then money to either remodel or build. Human Machine Creak* D ow n...W E over. The sale start* on FcpL 7th nn« ----------x---------KNOW ALL THIS. nUT DO NOT continues until further notice. A cou —Get your Scratch Pads from The Do It Properly. "ENERGISER" Makes pon in the bills gives you a chanci liet yoi | Up Our Failure. ____ ____ 2-Uc. a t the free drawings. Hera id—by the pound— 15c. Itcral communities and towns of Im « than 8,000 population benefit In a vary large part by the public health and community welfare work of tbe Ameri­ can Red Croei. Almost all of the 8,000 fted Ctom chapters hsvs soma rural accttoni In tholr teiritory. There­ fore the Red Croat Rural Henries. Briefly, the purpose of Burst Barr­ ies Is to aiilat people to get out of Ilfs more health, WMlth and happiness. In thla purposs public health InatrurttoD snd general educational progress of both children snd adults play a big p a rt Recreation la found to bs one of the blggcat needa In rural Ufa. Thera la lack of sufficient play-life for the chil­ dren and social life for tha adults. Pirates, pageants, debating clubs, baseball leagues, community singing and other social events which bring tha people of surrounding communities togrther hare been organised snd car­ ried on under the guidance of Red Cross rural worker* to great advan­ tage. In many Instances solving rec­ reational problems snd getting people together proves to he the awakening of tho community to other conditions which may be Improved by united action. As a remitt of rommunlty organlratlon, townships In which there had been neither plans nor Interest In community progress have been organ­ ised to work togsthsr with tho unified purpose of bringing their community up to Die most enlightened standards. Lectors snd mot Ical entertainment courses have been started as t result of community meetings, as well as cir­ culating libraries. Red Croea schools of Instruction In Home Nursing, Cere of tha Blrk snd First Aid. In the larger towns the need for restrooms and pub­ lic comfort station* Is being m et Play­ grounds. for ths children have been established and recreational activities worked out for the year. la order that there may be concerted effort In carrying on the programs of the various welfara agencies lo tbe rural districts. Red Cross Rural Barr­ ies helps ths organisations already on the ground. The main object of ths •srvlcs Is to lend a hand evorywhait? ta d taka tho lead only wbero neces­ sary. Tired It The �•rr. PAGE EIGIIT . R a is in g th e \r ' ' C l C*"T I H ^ mT uh / *-»• ) Car HOM* 50 V*t« / ,— ----- • C £ j n r VAHM'tf. lUNCUK 6»tO I v _ h ' . l X w * S «T- fOwsOVi _ ' f . vVt tuu FO »OW M'S M '«X o r P ftiurs ttiu n ra I ta fcror f rooM m f \rH t eoocM oocft Ak*o«> 7 4 cw«J9 7 ? ia >s t BRADY’S JEWELRY STORE OPENS SATURDAY September Fourth in the WELAKA BLOCK C om plete line of • Jewelry Cut Glass « Silver China Watch In the Circuit Court, Seventh, Judicial C ircuit in and for the County ol Seminole, Fioridu. Citation. M ary M. Secord, L. E. White, el als., vs. William G. Aldridge. • I t appearing from the affidavit file* in this cause by George G. Herring, Solicitor for th u Defendant, th a t it ii the belief of the affiant that L. E. W hite, who was made a party to tbit cause by an order of Court in thi room and stead of Mury M. Sccord whose interest the said White has ac quired, is a non-resident of the Stat» of Florida and th a t his present plact of residence is 11219 Volta Place South Capital Street, W ashington, I) C., and that £nid L. K. W hite is ovei the age of twenty-one yeurs, and thu'. there is no person in the S tate *oi Florida the service of n subpoena up on whom would bind the said L. E White. Therefore, you, L. E. White- ar« hereby ordered nnd made a party com plainant in the room and stead oi Mary M. Sccord, whose interest you have acquired, nnd you are furth er or dered to file your appearance of record in the above cause on or before the Ith day of October- A. I). 1920, the snmi being a Rule Day of this Court. It is furth er ordered thul this notice b> published in The Sunford llcruld, i newspaper published in Seminob County, Florida, once a week for fiv« consecutive weeks. W itness E. A. Douglass, Clerk o said Court nnd the senl thereof thi. 30th day of August, A. D. 1920. E. A. Douglass, Clerk of the Circuit Court George G. H erring, Solicitor nnd o Counsel for Defendant. y. 5 t, ----------- x-----------METHODIST NOTES September 3rd, 1920. Services for Sunday ns follows: Sundny School 9:30 n.m. * M orning Service 11:00 (4 m. by Rev. S. W. Walker. * Subject Faces A gainst the Window Pane. Epworth League 7 p.m. Preaching by P astor 8 p.m. Subject: The Light Thut Fails. Rev. S. W. W alker, Pastor. J. C. Hutchinson S. S. Superintend­ ent. Rev. Iiartlett is taking his vacutior. and is spending it in Sanford thi guest of friends. Mrr. F. L Nixon and daughter havi returned from A tlunta where they have been for some tim e visiting rela­ tives. • Mrs. J. L. Wilkinson of Park nvo has a big nine pound boy born 10:3P Thursday night George Tnlmadgi Wilkinson. Supt. J. C. Hutchinson and wifi returning home from Coronado .Satur­ day Promptly J. E. Spurling was in Maitland and Orlando Monday on business. Good Used Cars For Sale 1 Buick six Touring 1 Wescott, S e v e n Passenger 1 Chevrolet touring 1 White seven pass­ enger All these* cars have been put in first class condition and are going nt reasonable prices B. & 0. Motor Co. Sanford, Florida LEXINGTON and STANDARD EIGHT AUTOMOBILES Store SANFORD, FLA. Out o f the H igh Rent District and we give our custom ers the benefit o f this saving. W e h an d le the very best Florida and W estern Pork, Beef, Mutton^ Veal, Sausage, and all packing house products W e ask a Trial and Guarantee Satisfaction PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 122 415 Sanford Ave - K .y a Now is the Time to Join the F lo r id a C itru s Exchange Miss Helen Hutchinson who hat been visiting her brother J. C. H utch­ inson, for some time left Friday fo: her borne in Columbia S. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wells and Mr nnd Mrs. Tom Fnircloth spent T hurs­ day in Eustis. x Miss Anna Mason left Wednesday to spend sometime nt Riceville, Tennille and Forsyth before going tc C uthbert Ga. to attend Andrew Col­ lege. it ; y < IN A FEW W EEKS TH E MARKETING SEASON FOR CITRUS FR U ITS WILL HE UPON US. GROWERS WHO WISH TO MARKET TH EIR FRUITS CO-OPERAT­ IVELY SHOULD JOIN TH E FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE NOW. SCARCITY .O F SU PPLIES AND SHORTAGE .O F LABOR MAKE IT MOKE THAN EVER NECESSARY .FO R EACH LOCAL ASSOCIATION TO .KN OW . BE­ FORE TH E SEASON OPENS. .APPROXIM ATELY .HOW MUCH FR U IT IT WILL , V I s , I .«! * HAVE TO HANDLE. LAST YEAR TH E FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE SOLD A GREAT DEAL MORE FRUIT FOR THE .MEMBERS THAN IN ANY PRECEDING SEASON OF ITS ijrm v HISTORY AND SERVED THEM W ill GREATER EFFIC IEN C Y IN REALIZING THE FULL MARKET VALUES OF TH E PRODUCT OF TH EIR GROVES. DURING TH E COMING SEASON TH E EXCHANGE WILL MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE TH E HIGH STANDARD OF MARKETING SERVICE THAT HAS ENA1ILED IT TO SO FULLY SATISFY GROWER MEMBERS. ENLARGED VOLUME ASSISTS TH E ORGANIZATION TO OPERATE MORE EFFIC IEN TLY AND MORE ECONOMICAL. If you are not affiliated with the Florida Citrus Exchange, but w ith to profit by He ••alt * mtv ice, take steps without d e la y to become a member. For inform ation as to membership, write businesu m anager Florida Citrus Exchange, Tam pa, consult the m anager of the nearest local association or call on Mr. Ringey of Apopku is employee with the A. C. L. Co. in Sanford ami is rooming a t -104 French avenue ------------x-----------L. B. Hudgins spent the week end at Coronado Beach with his family. ------------x-----------Mrs . J , M. Mitchell and daughtei spent several days last week a t tht beach. Horn Jno. I). Jenkins and family spent'W ednesday at Coronndo amen­ ding the Masonic Picnic. ------------x-----------Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Christy oi Jacksonville have moved to Sanford and are located at 300 French ave Mr. Christy is a valued employee of the A. C. L. ------------x-----------Miss M atthews is visiting her sis­ te r Mrs. Sam Brndford and expects tc rem ain and attend school here this winter. .■ Distributors for Elmer Green nrrived Saturday forn Jacksonville to visit home folks. New Jewelry Brown’s Market • Mrs . L. Allen and family are at New Sm yrna enjoying the ocean w av­ es. John T. Brady’s ciety set who are giving her a warm Marlowe Is back from a trip welcome. to Tallahassee whccre he represents the Board of Trade ffom Sanford and il. G. Sm ith of Oviedo was in the the DcLand Commercial Club befen city W ednesday calling on many the Railroad commission on the rati friends. J le reports Oviedo as being | raise of the steamship linn. In Mr one of the best in the state with m any , Marlowe the board of trade has or# real estate deals being pulled off and of the best traffic men in the itaU th a t he recently sold two of his grov­ and he has saved this remmunitv thousands of dollars by his knowlcdri es a t a good round figure. Mrs. Raymond I. Allen of Sanford of freight rntes nnd hie ability to u . has arrived in the city nnd will re. plain the local situation to those who main until Monday, the guest of het haviN^he destinies of the shippers ir. m other, Mrs. Zenie C. Stanley.—Lake- their hands. lend S tar. \ Frank W. Graynm of this city wa> Mr. Robt. Morris J r. while visiting appointed Citrus fruit Inspector for in Sanford wus th guest of Mrs. J. D. the state—a t—large, by Gcvemoi P a rk er who laso conducted the e x e r­ IC atts on August 2G. Mr. Grsyhac cises of the Robert M orris Memorin! left Wednesday for Tallahassee to re­ Association. ceive instructions. Mrs. J. C. Hall entertained Friday in honor of the thirteenth birthday of her daughter M argaret, many gam ­ es were indulged in, ulso contests in eluding a Peanut hunt Florence Flow­ ers being the winner of the prize ii this. At the refreshm ent hour ice crenm nnd cake were served. Miss M argaret was the recipient m many nice present. All went homi having had u delightful afternoon. Repairing Done Miss Helen Kenedy from Lakeland J. C. Hutchinson is displaying n photo of n fine catch of fish that Fla. is visiting Miss Sarah Wheelei weighed around seventy five pounds this week. all caught over in Lake Co. a couple of weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Sm ith have re­ turned from a pleasant trip to Colo­ Mr. Fred Kenney Secy.-Treas and rado and other points in the W est vis­ City Clerk of Kissimmee with his fam ­ iting for some time in Giennwood ily and m other spent Sunday a fte r­ Springs one of the finest resorts in noon in Sanford the guests of Mr the w e s t They return w ith the feel­ J . E. Spurling. ing th a t while they have spent a ------------ x-----------pleasant summer they arc more thnr MASONS ATTENTION glad to get back to Sanford and theii many Sanford friends. Regulnr communication Sanforc." Lodge No. 62 F. & A. M. will be hell' Miss Victoria N esbitt of Mtlledgenext Tuesday Sept. 7th nt 7:30 P.M villc Ga., is the attractive guest of The Fellow-craft Degree will be con­ her cousin, W. E. W atson. Miss Nes­ ferred. V isiting brethern cordially- bitt has visited in Sanford before and invited. has m any friends in the younger so­ H.E. Tolar, John D.Jinkinr Secretry W .-M. Orange County Citrus Sub-E xchange Orlando Rank & Trust Building Orlando, Florida Eleven years of unqualified success. Proven stability. Increasing advantages to members. O N A N U E j apffpui r �-v r r z iy w » T sr f f ifii iii K v, G A IL fntlil for lilt 5oiiii*bmly nr was J um bum Mbnt. Rat win ton mnnv twmplt* ilnnrt* nnt* time een flat plan*. Mo*ta one ctiulil dance nn ton con In pirn* nnd lmvn flvn rent loft. I flmln plnoo nn iln floor , hntiia an hooii nn da qnnrtor nnd win Kottn Innir fine. Rnt nno Riiy tlnU ho win iiiolilm hniitii ton rontn abort for j plan* to dnnrp and ho come over try , borrow from mo. KANE rV ■i. IS] So hariln In* ran ho Jmnpa on my too wot oos soork. And I no cotta more kook oon tint foot now ns da nr*.ir lioor. Refare my too ops co on dn hum I no coita nmorhn nso for da idioomlo dunce. Rut T mnkn dn m ind jiri***l.v ni-iir up now I nyovor co any more dnnon u«it l ii Iny ulT fur tin men Mb. 1 where I niovii dn foot so lonca I co tta Htvi'll I't'n <!:• hi’iiil. Iitii "in* font dnt corn. i'i>s r ii mi tin litiin in'i'tHV I boon vccMlf Wot you t Ink7 iln n tv lit'H wcvk. Robin* tltil tbiim * I f*M»ln tini*. Im t m*xn iluy I tin ro M ii lin in ' rm iilN Ii i i i Jiick W V i'liinl nft**r ■1 Q j || *t*r, K ane, la FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TEN the th r illed p o p u la r w ith her ••m o v ie” w ork; aha l i k e * It, a a t h e m a j o r i t y o f t h e o t h e r ^ t e n t d r a m a p l a y e r s l i k e it . W hen c a k e d h o w ahe lik e* a c tin g b e fo r e th e Jr 7heTractor M OLINE is Universal ------- n ------Quite D ifferent “What Is the difference between a two. 1roo round wooth Jem Dempsey, S oup body steppu on my Ino nnd dnt brave soldier ami Ids host Kiri?" “Wlmt Is It?" foot ocv» co soook Ilka lo*i*r. oon da "tine loves to fare the powder, w hile wr«*ek. I link was Utillidinvook danoo. the other loves to powder the face.” Wo rimka fox T rotsky. Itnsslrm c»nnindski and ovorytiody was l.onlne on my soork toe. Rut was croata orrhestra oon flat plnoe. Soma Him* In* soitnda sn Rood and other time dn Itino c^tta too moorhit Riirlle— inaka too stm nc. One cuy not like ho was gonna erase. Me cotta Iretle srjrk oon one hand and I tInk ho irv tiraka sornnttnc. Mo swoonca ilat stlok so hnnla to* rail lint he no sinnsha anyilnc. I dnnno oof ho was D in a 3 8 a crct a d a y O ne m an with one tractor does ali field w ork from plowing to harvest o a m e r * a h e a a l d : **lt l a m y v e r y l i f e . M y w h o l e aoul la b o u n d u p in t h e a lle n t O n a r n c ." Coercion. NE **Don‘t you think Ihe world owes yon a HvIncT' "Ten" replied Plodding Pele. "Rut tl»e worhl Is n lough old rre<lltor. I ] find I have to hand It n few wallops wttti a pick and shovel to convince It." i iI I) t i The Use o f a Tractor Improves the Soil — -------- n ------------ •I. I , O p t ic ia n j'd.&O.TRofa. Gh — G c c ta •d o c X & i If you will place it in our cure We’ll treat you anti your car nuiti fair. 1 » V . « ;* ------------ O ------------ C R O S B Y ’S ?r r l l ] Eyes Tested K ID S If you are coinc to continue usinc your cur during the wintoi months you should see that it ii kept in good condition. Whatever it needs from chains to a new carburetor will he installed by m at a fair-profit price. We w il1 .store your car durinc the winter months if you say so, ami tak care of the battery. Lenses Ground G L A SSES A D JUST ED and REPAIRED 1 I . h L. A. BRAND I I B. Optometrist-Opt Irian I » i* 'ft' 'I- i f n j u u u u f A c m n school g*£N HU 6 iR t J LOOXiNr, 221 E. First Street tub w. ffi & 0. MOTOR CO. 203 PARK AVE., Opposite I'oslofllrc Sanford, Florida •'I . t , I« '• I r'• III !i-if i* * ■f , \ E L D E R SPRINGS WATER I rilOMAH t>. II.UCEIt, Vb. II. tnalyllmt and I’nmulling Chrfiiltl • I'fufpMlnnil of Natural Srlenff r,rri*ri(U4. ItolUm f'ollrgr, llurlda hi S a n f iir il. B o r UK£N He’s ItZPT IN — llr tr > fou What the Sphinx Says By >i t .'is i N ew ton N ew k irk A >li;irp fill- ■ •' a lln* nn tli** <1 (i m i* h t l t* Ii ♦* n r I liHion»» W Ik »• / if 1’iM' *' mIiouM n»UH| — ,1 4 ‘. A demonstration on your own land cheerfully arranged, immediate deliveries guaranteed—satisfactory service available instantly. ^ I f 4**ind you can tha "drag I < W * r hart* drawn im ptim int* you now hati* with tha Mohn*U nw tnal th• *amo a* with oth*r tyyo* o f tn e to n . Vllnirr I'ark, rta.# Nut. Sib. I’Jln | hi»r rnmplrlsd fsfrful rhfrr»lr«l injlish nf lh<* l!u ta r »;i The Moline-Universal Tractor not only guarantees more acreage, saves men and horses, but adds $5 to $15 per acre to the value of your land. We can prove this to you. It solves the farm help problem. Hundreds of owners report an average saving of one and one-third men and five horses, by using the Moline-Universal Tractor. . Ha , H lf h full gilt mt W ith the "plow pan” properly broken up, and th e tractor is th e only w ay to do this, you can get over your fields with a disc harrow more often than with horses and guarantee a good seed bed in record tim e. rU m 7 ! • 9 « e n i Ditc 3T oer m with m V Tmndtm DUc H*rr*w D i’ic 3 8 «cr*i with m 10* DUe Harr** Harrow 7 8 o e rtt irith a 2 0 'F n g Tooth Harrow Calthata from 13 to 3 0 men* u ith m two-row Cahroator Drill 3 5 m en • ict'fA ■ /O' Grain DriU H a n n t 4 0 men* with m /O ' Crmia Mlmdnm H a m it 10 m e m with m C am BinJar Mow 3 5 men* with m S ' M o m r Rah* 4 0 men* with m 131Rmka l*f *• il«" La bar al ar r nf It.illl n i C*ri11r I e Mr. r ii . rhiriM • . One discing before planting is as good as tw o cultivations after the crop is up, because w eeds germ inate at a lower de­ gree o f heat and discing brings a large portion o f them to the surface and destroys them at th e start. D iscing more than any other operation insures a good seed bed. And y e t, good discing is often neglected, hurried or slighted and a chance taken th a t the crop w ill make w ith ­ o u t it. ■~ «****> Here is what one m an and a MolineUniversal Tractor can do in a ten-hour day:— <*it r11 .. Inal • r r L , nf ugtrr thttl anvil hast* ti i i l i l n n l l h r fn IIn wing rpaulla; fi r i f Kr.irllon ____ N rulr al 1 n - r Irtintmili 0»$ p i f l a prr million U h y m ln u iiJ ...... . „T r a rr rblurlnp 1,7AOarii 1'«aiiiI aii111| a H.Otl piMa llsnlnraa 21,01 pafln Nitralru . ........ • prr million p«r inkilhi n prr inillioK —.. . Tnre Bell Bros., Lake Monroe, Fla. T h 4 lt« i*n r« f p r a r ((« * 11> o f f r r i* nvul a I h it m In n Id am morula In I hi a « a ie r a n il Ua t r i p « f r i t 11 a m o u n t o f f h l o i l n r in d ir a i r a l i t r i r r l l r n l i|U « 1 l|; fo r h •m a r h o ld p rrp o a r*. In i d d l l l o n lo i h r gtm d «iuahlp r h a r a r lr r ( a ll* n o f u u p r r lu r h lU a r h n lfl a a l r f l l i m t t r « t r < a p r r U I f r i l i ' f f a o f m u rh * « l u r , r a p r t U I I ; ih o a r o f r t r r l l r n l n u 't if a t< r a tio n « n d 1 . 0 ^ d r g rra i o f h a n h M s . I h r t » i r l r r i o l o j ; i r nil art s t) al«. f t - • o ilin g In to t t r r a g r h i l t I r o o n l, In four • a n j t l r t «»f i h r * « t ” f . o f 1 fi t r l r f It. p r r r «-n I *. t o i l In lin ding: no c o lo n , or o l h r r h t r i r i f i i l I f A r t r r la . fo ils ro o firm l i t gn .nl t| u . illl) i m l f r o l r t l li» i h r 4*1111.Vt 11'A I. anal) *1*. f ound I l f lh » r u in s * « it* * f* *»f lh»* and o l h r r rr g lo n a i h j I I h n r a m i) i«, i l 1 1 h i t r no n r • o . i m . i r In i l l g ood j ’j i l i l l r * |o th a t o f I S r ** K ille r V V i l r r , " lo u r * t r f f r ea p r r lf iili| * nigm d i m is it. it \ k t:if i i m l Imtli ■t of tll>* hnust* Mbnubl bi»o*t.' 'll vi: f l ", ‘JB J ' *! »* if * ilJ'-fflS 1 j •l ,m > : '• «U!» l 1 ll • • ;l ' ») 0 / 3 ! Vw? {.« i> h fo £ 4 ’»> tf* hi m T .- ; l 'ik Vt \JJ a n loi' r i ■J. F it j . t idI*. >,n «s>- 11 �FRIDAY, SEPTEM DER 3, »2tt. WILL MAKE AUTO BODIES IN SANFORD THE SANFORD HERALD will prohaly benefit more from it than any other county in the state." Eleven counties in South Florida nave more perm anent roads and more automobiles than threfl time* that many counties—leaving out Duval—in I nny other p a rt " the rta te ; arid it : is because, like the News is urging i now, they hn*e spent their own money for whnt will he ofthe most direct benefit ta them . | The bonding amendment will be kill­ ed. THE FLORIDA PRESS SVNFORD WAGON WORKS Ol’EN V,\ weic a t liic meeting the As UP NEW FIEL1I OF . ,v;d Dailies of Florida Inst sun ENDEAVOR taiy „i oilai.uo olid glancing over to, assemblage of men pie.-eiil wlm ai John Vnnderhock, the proprietor ot shaping the destinies ot the state w» . f uck by the fact that theyouni tl sanford Wagon W orks i- quiet ... ,1 unaesuming but he uoe^ an .. u.vu «ie taking up the big position :!n,! ,i,, s things. Several days age o;: th'1 newspapers of this and othei Jo tin, -tartecl his wagon works hen Slates. lliele IS f t. A. j-.ll!'>tt, bllM :u - manager of the lin n s l uion ...njuiution w ith a small bl:ai " it ; 'hun and went ahead and dem clean cut and well balaim d, Flan! nn-t rated that h- knew his busuu - Iteddow business m anager of the .L.> I. thoroughly in this and other lines «> eonvilic M ctroplts ami f t. h. Meltoi work. Hi soon built up a big bit si managing editor both young men am U..S* but with the advent of the ailto lull uf great business promise, Juel mobile the wagon business fell of W orthington editor <<? the Tampa M.mewhat and looking ahead Jon- Times and ripe with years of evper foresaw the establishm ent of an nut tt-nce in this and other states llownrt mol ilc industry In thi* p art uf th« Mayes a university student who i stilt*. There were automobiles am business Imaiuiger of his mother's trm ks galore and yet when the bodiei paper the Pennsncola Journal ami : wore out or were sm ashed in a wreel w orthy son of a noble sire, the lnt< the car was useless unless a new F rank Maves, all of these men eomini body could he purchased front tin a long distance from the big paper north or maybe in Jacksonville. to mingle with the smaller fry wit! Hence the thought th u t maybe sucl th e idea of standing together or fall Indies could be built here ns cheat ing together and then wp come ti ly and ns well as in any other citj H arry Hrown of the St. Augustin, and now the Sanford Wagon Work Record. Goode G uerry of Palatki bus installed new machinery' for worn News, Ed Fitzgerald of the Dayton: %,o 'l ing of all* kinds and Chariot Nl'W ij, Chris. Oodringtoti tin, sage K.t'w a first class wood worker o: of the press and his nephew Claytot Chicago has been engaged to tnki of the younger generation, liill Gteni charge of the new department. of the Sentinel who looks like a proa The Sanford Wagon Works will hi eher but is reuily an editor, the lints aid to build any kind of nutobody siers Twins, young and active and ful from n roadster to a limousine nn« of pep and Josinh F***rf« ’he Re in the truck line—well, they just eat p o rter Star, the old wheel horse o that stu ff up. O range County Journalism and ft’nl In connection with the auto bod' te r Essington the H. M. of the Sen industry a first clnss paint shop will tinel, fat ami not yet forty, I.. \V be with a real a rtis t in tbit IIloom of the Lakeland Star with s line in charge and when an auto hod; Napoleonic pose. C arr and Naugle ol o th er new or old comes from lhi the St. Petersburg Times, of tim er Sanford Wagon Works it will Lc just tain age but filled with the |trope right. Vundcrhook knows the gnnn spirit and ideas of boost, llosmvr o and a Vnnderhock itroduct. means the* Hrndentown Journal of the re the best value for the money. Tbit sounding voice, Clarence WiwwJ- form new departure is among the many new e r press slave but now a profssor o industries for Sanford and the San­ th e Montverde School, silver tongued ford Wagon Works and the enter­ suave, smart, su g ary and shampooed prising men who make up the person- F rank Kay Anderson of the Thomni ell of the same are to he congratulat­ Agency, former editor who 1ms los ed upon their confidence in their n- none of the nerve and dash and wh bility and their confidence in the city is the life of every gathering, Smiling of Sanford and of Florida in general F isher of the A rlera ft Service win would make a man afflicted with par 'NIK SPIRIT OF SOUTH FLORIDA nlysis get up and laugh, and then a re others that we might mention wh We believe there has not come to were there and some who were no' light a finer illustration of "the spirit there. Hut we have never attendei a m eeting of new spaper men in Flor of south Florida" than th a t shown in Ida that we did not note each one o two short editorial utterances in the them ami come to the conclusion tlm last issue of the Palm etto News. they are just about the best bunch o The Palmetto News is urging its pen pushers that any state can boas district in .Manatee County to vote and having been gathered here fron bond sto build perm anently its part alm ost every state in the union the\ o the Ilayshore road. And the Pal­ are broad mind, eosmopolite, free metto News is opposing the proposed ha m ini, whale sou led boys—just boyconstitutional amendment to give the when they leave the office behim legislature’ power to bond the state them and gather together for husinis or five per cent of its value for road and pleasure. T heir troubles are many with th building. Urging the trending at home it says: and advnrmg costs o f paper material "Everything is high now. we are and labor and m any of them hard!; painfullly aware, and we know an­ know whether paper will b, avail.dd other lioitd issue for roads would he this w inter or not but every one o hard to carry, but it seems to us to *hem are going ahead and getting "ii 11 the reasonable thing to do now to t ie best paper that money and lunin bond this district for enough tohuild ran on dure, giving their various ,-nni our pnrt of the Ilayshore road of as­ inanities roliuns of free advertislni phalt blocks or brick. The shell road and hours of time and working fie »** now have is fast w earing aw ay. less money than nny other profession and it won’t be much of n road soon, in the world hut w orking all the tirn> but it would make a dandy foundation I Surelv the Florida press Is n erea n.i a le tte r road that would last for -1 buiieh of men and of women for w e,>,e- *einei ever. We are going to make this a 1have some of 'hitrick or asphalt road some day, so women in the world in the ?” ■iilr why not do so now before the bus, press. Hlrss them nil, they will ge* i* worn aw ay? However, we would their reward some day and methink mu vote for n bond issue unless a it is coming sooner than expected. rock-ribbed guarantee of some sort I was given that we would at least get STA TE REFORTS O F FLORIDA'S a little for our money." RESOURCES \M \/I N G why it will oppose to the last the slat* bonding scheme, it says: proposed amendment to the consti­ Tnllalmssce, July IP.— Figures show tution, which seeks to bond this state, ing the magnitude of some of Fieri ‘or f 20,000.,000 and more for two a's i top.-, i - well as other statistic} reasons: First vve do pot Iwlieve it d esign'd tv give the people of othei of the country an idea of tin would do justice to those counties parts -tat'-, its resollrces, J ts po-sibilitie.which hnvo been progressive and bond•>’ heavily for good roads already, uie contained in the last report of tin coinmi-sioa« i of aura ulture. ■'-■'ond. the legislature inulil keep mi slut# I!., , |.,t t .-it,.,,.-tae i m ile ol imiidsiniienmteiy. neyond the the sta:te are worth jO.'i .OOUJHUI; hog* “21'.000,000 now wanted, ami we Jo another Mf'JUMUVMi: horses and mule. nm dire to trust nny siieh a prnpo-if- p * pm.nop, and gout dtinii to a bod> oi men who will for- s- . Mi 7,(Kit».«"*»; I . f K K l, c : their oaths from year to year, as The sta te eri-duces and ship- ea< *h«wn by their nut obeying tin- law y«ar an a v i i u l ' i - of ,*,,iMi(l carloads n f**r apportionment. There is no toll* w inter-grow n tomat* ••-. a total large ’ • whnt they might do with surh an than th at o f all other s 'a te s t-ombined • bi-Mr proposition as the one rugFlorida farms, grove poultry am gc-led. The amendment should and dairy products have attained a vnlu> will be killed In November." Ib re we have the spirit of South n fat lea-t Sb'ifl.OIHl.OflO anually. Th Florida. If you want anything done, la-t y a r for which these products wuf " do it yourself. Three w est Florida shown to be -lightly more than §12<> 'entities which have not a dollar of (100,000. It is estim ated that if ai local road, are loudly clam oring for liir.dh available for and adapted t' the state bonding amendm ent; and fiillibation of one kind or annthe>n Mich n good north Florida were mad'* productive, the value o county ns- Alachua w ants the these products would be close to *1 bond amendment heenuse "Alachua ono.ooo.ltno annually. +v •>•> .;.a .;..;..;..;.a a a *:•v v The fine county of Lee is known tc contain 4,(141 square miles of terrU orj nn rnen greater than Rhode Island am Delaware combined, and nearly nt large as Connecticut. In destiny of population Florida ir far down the list, with only about 1(1.' persons to the squnre mile, the aver age for the entire United States a shown in the census of IP 10 was HO.: arsons to the square mile. Of Flor idn's farm ers, however, 70 per ccm nre whites. Only 20 states in the Union luiv | more daily newspapers than Florida though this state is thirty-third i population. ft it bin tbe lii-t five years Florida' bank deposits ineren.-cti 2o.*> per cent The state has 201 banks under stati control ami .*>1 national banks. Every American variety of fib. plant, including* -i-;il, for which maim fuetnrers of the United States Auentun millions of dollars annuall-. is or can la* produced on a commcrci scale in Florida. Approximately PO p ,r cent of th original forest- of the slate still nr timbered, though hundreds of ner> of timeberland are being cleared en d ye«r. j Sonic of the largest springs in the j world nre to be found in Florida, sev ■crnl of which have a flow sufficion Jin volume to float good-sized steam ahipej Silver Springs near Ocala, with a flow of :i7.i,000 unllons a min ute, is belived to be the largest sprlnj in the world. ------------x-----------" LIQUID AND - CAKE-- Good Old Cheap Coal Day*. In the good old days of 1812 one could step out with a couple of tlnllnrnm! come hoiiii* with food and fuel Mifllclcnt to -apply a good*-Izeil fan* H, for a ni'i-li. I'oci- regarding lie Ing* cxpcii-v- n "•itlurj ng-o arc con tnlio-d In ii teller from John Sim-. ur> ;i' g-niiolfiit|i'*i* "f \dm lm l Sim-, to I'N u If. Vtolli. dated Unlotitowa, l.’ iti • •-•td»er 1 s]g. \t tilt I time, tionrtt j n.t I* dghu; for tw o eo-i a m-et; l *1:, J o.i* I, ,-iht- :i lill-hel. I 'llli-kell-M11 • ■ -'tig- *li<-'r fenlher- ,n -t 7: ’’ ' - » fr-'iu .1 I, • • ** a P *il'-' «l»lle blitter ze •• ' f-OII* .tlt. II polttul. WHITE SH O E DRESSING KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT TW f r o « m y C d P O .-T IU -t ira , U i/rf*io ,K r. W om en's Children's and Mens Shoes. A re fire Best Tires too tfoodl for the Small Car Owner agrees standard and let the tire that it is generally desirable for merchant dise to be graded. user choose his own size. W hen the oldest and largest rubber manufac­ turing concern in the world focuses all its re­ sources upon one grade, one quality, it makes one client— and that is the verybody E I1 A good principle that often comes out at the wrong end for the car* ow ner— the man with the upkeep on his mind . — the tire bills to pay. whole public. This single ideal is vis­ ible in any U* So fire factory, at any U . S. dis­ tributing branch, in any U . S. dealer's store. H e feels that tire econ­ om y should be a personal contract with the tire-user. N o t a transaction with his car, whether it be big or small. Seeing that the tire-user gets liis economy mileage along with an unlimited guarantee. Policies are harder to make than tires. Probably the deepest reason why U. S. demand keeys ways ahead uf the runnH- ov tires the L . L. makers supply. R e a s o n in g tire s in hum an terms instead of trade custom has written this policy for the United States R u b b e r C o m ­ pany— Build ail tires to one United States Tires United States ® ) Rubber Company 7 hf* j l i i l U f 14 J 1 Tiro f irultid U'.e t I'lfO’/.F tir'irntu^ H u tu * t itr g u n tZ 4 iU u n in #»*• l l ' i i r / * ! p ■■r ■. ra iC T iiiiip i AUTO TUBE ■WHriiuiiiinMiilia -h *5* f ! P ro tec tio n and Comfort CHAIN IN SUNSHINE OR STORM Tents, A w nings, Tarpaulins, Boat T op s Ship Awnings, Covers, Bags and all kinds of canvas arti.ties to special orders, L ight and H eavy C anvas, Flags B unting, W ag­ on Umbrellas, Camp Furniture, Life Preservers, Waterproofing, E tc. USCO M M m M ail Orders Solicited ? l A. H. Fuller, Altamonte Spring-, Fla, D. D. [lanirl, Chuluntu, Fla. L. M. Urhhimlcr, Geneva, Fla. t+ Jacksonville Tent and A w ning Co. +* *F*++++++-{"V-}*++-K++4* > + **+ + + + + <*M-+-fc+++++++F++++'M -F'H-+-H - Uhki< • • •'» . - - T Midway Garace, Longwood A. G. Gainou-, Osteen, Lawton Urn-. Co. Inc., Oviedo. Kent Vulcanizing ft'o r d , Sanford, Fla Fla. Fla. Fla. e>vifdn Garage, Oviedo, Fla IL'Ac O. Motor C o, Sanford. Fla. 1. >V, FhilHp- & Sons', Sanford Fla. �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWELVE -= FO R C A S H O N L Y Beginning September 7th and Continuing Until Further Notice V We offer our Entire Stock of House Furnishings at prices Lower than ever made tor the same High Class Merchandise. Below are a few examples of the Rare Bargains which comprise our Stock. BED ROOM SUITES 1-5 to 1-3 Off X iV Y V PARLOR SUITES 1-4 to 1-3 Off •> *> v *> ** I I ❖ •> *> ❖ ❖ ❖V V ❖ V * ❖ ❖ * ❖ ❖ ❖ * ❖ * ❖ ❖ ❖ * X $21.00 2 inch post White Enamel Bed Sale P r i c e ........................................ DINING ROOM $14.75 m. -a#♦•i.it'ftfhl $15.00 7-S inch post White Enamel Bed d* 1 O A [ j Sale P r i c e ............................................. , U' * $15.00 Autocrat Bed Springs Sale P r i c e ....................... -| Li - . $9.50 ■ t p r. w ! $75.00 Q uartered Oak China Closet Sale P r i c e ........................................ $49.00 | $55.00 Golden Oak Bullet Sale P r i c e ....................... $32.50 | $17.50 Fancy Bordered Grass Rug, size <1*1 1 A A 9x12, Sale P r i c e ...................................i p l i * U U V *%♦ Best National Springs Sale Price - - - . t $100 AxminMcr Rug, size 9x12 Sale P r i c e ............................. $37.50 Kelt M attress Sale Price - - - $22.50 $95.00 Refrigerator,1PurelW hite, 10011b. djfT '? H A Ice C apacity. Sale Price 4 - - - - V ^ L v / U 3 Piece Porch Suite Sale Price - - $17.50 m : $35.00 Bahy Carriages, three only Sale P r i c e .................................. $18.00 ? T Y v t •v ❖ ♦% Y $❖ tV f 27x51 Fine Felt Rugs, regular $5.00 value Sale P r i c e ........................................ f $2.60 36x72 Fine Felt Rugs, regular $7.50 value Sale P r i c e ........................................ . $3.90 30x60 Fibre Rugs, regular $3.75 value Sale Price $40.00 Solid Oak Dining Table Sale P r i c e ............................ . $2.50 $28.00 V ❖ t Y Y $30.00 Solid Oak Dining Table Sale Price - ....................... $ 21.00 $575.00 WALNUT SUITE $490.00 Five Valuable Prizes to be Given away FREE on the Open­ ing Day at Four P. M. at our Store. In Order To Win Prizes You Must Be There Offering a Triple Value $70.00 | $85.00 Kitchen Cabinet, only three’to sell. Sale P r i c e ............................. $60.00 $60.00 Fumed O akJD avenport, C o m p lete]^Q Q AO with M attress. Sale Price - - - t p O O » l / l / Y Y X v ♦I# V ❖ * *> Y V Y $40.00 Red Cedar Chest Sale Price a - - - . $29.00 V: 100 piece Dinner Set, regular $40.00 value. Sale P r i c e .............................j $175.00 Malahle Steele Range with resevoir. Sale Price - - - - ♦Yi* d*O A AA ❖ fX v $107.00 XV| t $55.00 Ivory Floor Lamp Sale Price - - - - $40.00 Bed, Spring and M a ttress $43.75 Entire stock of trunks and Suit Cases from 25% to 30% Discount Tables Containing Useful Articles for the Household 10c 15c and 25c Values .A ? * ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ v♦> ❖ * Other Bargains too numerous to mention Y A V Y Y Y Y Y v f v ♦!« THEO. J l M lfR & SON V f & Y Y i THE PIONEER FURNITURE MEN V Cor. First and Park ❖ Sanford, Florida �n gglPA Y . BBPTBMBBR 3, 1>20. legal advertising i w TH E SANFORD HERALD atblbHad a ftln a t | M m I4 u alaawa partial, olbarwlaa a Oaataa I*n» l ‘ualr<*i will N- an tara.1 aealntt aall u n l n i v n partial W | io » m my K M lI .ly n a tu rw anl r a il t b it tba l» th 4*y o f Auruat A. f) , |»ao K A IHiroi.AS A. Clark. O a .l? Hy V. E. POCOLAM. D. C. PAGE THIRTEEN oatnM d#f#odaaia a w u i l m i . th a t th«r« U 0 . W. 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W ParaelJ Tnsafee fo r fie o r jr lt P arn ell, hie w ife ,... , Ituaa til* w|,f#„ W a rre n T taA M l " * o u r » ili| C irc u it C o tlfl at IU# 11l i c i t # In o if odlcw and h i t mail# ■ p p llc ttlo n ttoaa and a n ! her ch ild re n C.eairyl* P arnell and th# fh lt- l I irirtM ire Sr , a a l I ira m o re hl« w ife , i V i r b i t * * 1» H in t.>ct| n o r lila . •«» th * l i t . 'll? 1 for t a t d # # l to I m u # la a c c fir lim v w h h ! m*• ten o f % P P a rn e ll a n l ile o r g ti P a rn e ll R P un lee and Purdee hi# w ife , W is ,.i-irt> *r, A. | t I K " , an l H>'n • " ! l b * n ?PaM ( V ftlftfa t# #m hf t r # l IS# o t t iw tn f l-fi-rttw* | \ M Itu!I#r anl H itle r hi# w ife . H p P t.a riu u v e and I aram ore hi# w ife tr . ia a r I t Ih * H ill o f T im p ltln t M h th lt j p r i p f r t f a ltu a tc l ia .*V aii3iI# C ountr . 1*1 »ri 1» Steven# and Stevens h l i w ife . S W K ate U-Mfd. H a rry A |h#>r| and .. .. . 11 vat ria l. O lbarw laa 1 ttai-ra* l*r» •'oil to w it : TasMf «ti.| T a y lo r h i* w ife , Wm | l ».*rd h»* w ife. \A .11« |lo ..rd |_ IV rm in l U v an.l >111 t»* a n ta rn l is a ln a t you. An a ll l o t 21, f! A lir lfn a 'a Put*, IH *. part jv .* '. l»a> hi* w ifr. \V W 11-11 a n d ................ H e ll C ollier and C o llie r t i l l w ife , P J tia - pan-iaa r l i l n i l n i a n r rlE h t. t i l l * o f I t 7 an.1 I T p 21. ?*. It. V I K. P ifo e ll his w ife I»an>! h i* w ife and I! M M r N a tt a n l hi# w ife Parnell and t-a-at la in I to Ilia p ro [ia fty h * r * ln .Ir a a rlM I Th# * i l d land taring * t Ih# •I • **• o f •t let* a n l McNalt: 111eh h i* w ife , Simeon W u.> l*f o r ,r ttin iT E ti l l i * alan a n*m a.| ila fa tv l U *'ian r# o f *u rh c # r tlir * t« t la I It** nam# *f TayW h i* w Ife ,f e w !If «p|M ar|nx from the a fT li** (t <-t Ja T itV » r and ir o tlia rtrla a , ara tiarahy r a |itlr a i| to ta> \ i: G riffla Horne and V‘itw*n the a^ent o f the C * o |p iil it* t In the t l ‘ >fn# hi# Wife. H u a tiv u a aot n 'i> * tr b a fo r* o u r aald t ' l r m l t I ’n u rt at tin • * ’ » ..v r \ ii K P e lte w a r and I'e ffe w *y hta w ife a%b*e a n il, th a t It I# t!.e • — Mef *f the s i l t t'oa rt I lu a a In > * n fo r .l. flo r M a . on tha n tl fo H in c to law , r * i W -t w ilt I w j # ih#r#-»a on affiant th a t the p la i# * o f 4 #a!'U nre o f f|»* at*>v# John I. HraU'di and nraneb hla w ife l»> i* I»*.'*int>*r A, l> lio n , an,I than anl I a!c*« I • h a il t>- r#d##tn^-l • I Vortheait quarter of Section 2>|1i; and the Northr sat q larter nf NortLeaaf quart#* . f H-etl<»o *“*. all In Townahip 21 S*rjtli tl.i **•» 31 r * * t . “ Vo "I anl each of you are h#ft»* order** h» ajqwar to tt.# ComplalnaM*# I IH *f complaint t er* If filed on H!r, *IIF *f • V e« i» V - A P ti e aime lelnff a Itill** I'a# of Mil* ' ’o*:*t It la further i*ri|er#-l that 11st• tt*illce l*e put* Halted fir twelf** cisnaecutli# we#la In the San ford Herald a newspaper of general circulation puMUhed In Sanford. Seminole County. Florida Wltneaa It a P»uile*a. «*lerk of the #al! circuit C o u rt, anl the a*al of aald Court. Ihl* l l t h day of August. A P !93). iS eall C A- IKlCtlt. ASS, Clerk* Pavla 1 'Hie. Solicitor# for Complainant M 2tc NOTICE o r ATPLICATION TOE TAX DEED I n.l#r Sei tl-m *73 o f th# H # n # ril S tatu# N o th e V hereby given f Is• t J P I alng, pur ch a v-f ,if Taa 4 > r tlflr a t# No d t t # l Ihe I f ! d v r ,»f June ^ p tU l# ha* file *! aald ceM l fC a fe In my o f f h e a n l ha*# m tde a cq ith a llo n fm 1st deed To laaue 111 iCCwrdaiare w ith law Said C e rtific a te ecntir area the fo il tw in g de*.*f||wsl pn *t*erti * | ioared I t Semlntt'e O H iit* PV»r(di to w |t I .»f 12 Sanford H eight# The aal l land W h ig a*«e*e.| .tt Ih# date o f Ihe ta*u«t»ce o f at|«, c e r flflr a te In t i e name o f I n tr v w n ,%|an T a i C e rtific a te No n l, .Itle d the 3rd •1m o f June \ 1» ll*|a . lias file .I • a l l • 'e fllflr a te In m r o f fire and h«» mad# api»llcatl«",c» fo r t a i deed to Hail# tel a co fd a u ce w ith law S a il cer H f Ira te vni lira era the fmliowlcig dleaerltwd proper tv •Ifu a fe ,! In Semlmd# iVwititv Plortda to w it 1etf t ; Sanford lle le h t* . The aal I land t>e|nf *■■ at th e da l# o f Ih# l*iii*ti**e o f n i i t . r v f t l fl* ate In th# nam# o f lir a f. W P llle e . AU-v T a i Certlflrwte No. SI, d#t#-l tb# 4tb la y of Jun# A. P 1917. h## f ile ! s a i l certificate Is my o flm and haa n».ide a p p lic a tio n for t n !*M to Uaue In a m ir ilju c e »i«n law. Said c#rti flea I# emhraee# t!.# following leacrihed pc»T>er fy altuate^l In S#mlrv»le C*»unty. r i o r t l i . t* wit t o t 2. He*e K 117 ft. I and He#a peg 117 ft W of S. r. Cor. o f I^at *2. Han North 117 ft. f f . ■*#”* f t . . N m ih I I I f» , K. S*> f t . U* V g . l RUrfjt.i atir»r* i i a e-idimm to ft-.v**d Tu- aatd I t ltd tw tug ■»«**•#•• • ! t t * i l l l f o f the laaumc# o f ancfi c#rtin<rafe In the m itie o f Co known C e l— * a ild c e rtlflra te e ahall b# r#d#em #l a# W ilin g io law , t a i d iv d w ill, |a«ne there*>a an th# 2nd .lay o f i v t , k t - r A. P ir>2»V W itn e y * my o f f h l i l algnature and a e ll th ii th# 2t*th day o f August V p . P»2d. II. A P iugtaaa C lerk. IC Ie f k 'f S eall Hy, V .II. p .u g la e a P C. T r y n H«arald w an t ntl fo r results. Effective niivertisini:. WATCH THE BIG 4 S to m a c h -K id n e y a -H e & r t-L Jv o r K eep th e vital org an s h e a lth y by regularly taking th e w o rld 's s ta n d ­ a rd rem e d y for kidney, liv er, bladder an d u ric acid tro u b lee— GOLD MEDAL T b * N * tJ i> n * l R * m * J r o f H o l U n d ft>» c n m i t M * n d e n d o r s e d b y Q u e e n W l lh e U rm n e . A l e l l d r u g g is t s , t h r e e s tie s . L..W Im Ik. w »e CeU Met*) *• **wi We We Have Obtained Selling Rights For# the. Famous FULL A U T O M A T IC Liglit and Power Plants To a progressive community this has a most important significance, because it places within your easy reach the greatest convenience it is possible ,Ato i i n s t a l l . in th e hom e. 4**** Every Matthews-equipped home may now enjoy the conveniences of electric lights, washing machine, electric irons, fans, vacuum cleaner, home automobile battery charging, electric milking machine, power for the work­ shop, feed grinder, ensilage cutter, grindstone, emery wheel, saw, and other light machinery. We have selected the Matthews above all others because it is FULL Automatic, * What FULL Automatic Means In an Electric Light and Power Plant Long before the storage batteries are exhausted to the point at which damage will result, the “Automatic Care­ taker” on the Matthews FULL Automatic Plant will automatically START the engine and the generator will begin recharging. When the batteries are full, the recharging will auto­ matically STOP. Any plant that does less than this is NOT Full Automatic. generator then takes ALL the load. If the load is still too heavy for the generator, the batteries automatically are called upon to help. Any plant that does less is NOT Full Automatic. Any plant that is not FULL Automatic is out of date the day it is installed. Keep the Matthews FULL Automatic supplied with fuel, oil and water and leave it alone. It will do all its work automatically. Matthews rating is based on generator capacity ALONE '_ n o t generator and batteries combined. Remember, the bat­ teries produce nothing. They only store up what the generator produces. Come in and see this almost-human FULL Automatic plant actually at work. Can be installed in your home in a few hours. Full Aafomaf/c— start* and •fop# iletilfnot merely “ telfsta rtin g " When current is being used at a rate greater than the normal discharge capacity of the batteries, the “Automatic Caretaker” automatically STARTS the engine and the The Matthews is Made in Six Sizes# Price $445 Up. C H A S . L. PO LK SANFORD, FLA. Dral':r for Scminolr Orange* *D'l Lake t o r n t l e . LP m A u to s s m ic H a r e ta K e ^ r �FRIDAY, SEPTEMRPo ^ ^ 'll / AIM Til OMICritr Nr. X4. dllrd Hr 3rd di; rf Jonr. A. |). I»lf. Lu Bird raid rrrtlBntr Is rrj rSrr isd b*r D*dr appltcillrn for tit drrd to luur In arrordincr with U«r. ♦i* K»ld tfrtlflfitr rrot>firr» Ihr ollowlnc dwtlhotl proprrtj iltuatrd In fVrolnolr 1'ouoty, riorldi. to wit: N M of RtV I t «f si: I I »nd N 11 of Si: t I of SW I I of s»r. III. Tp. 2t». S. It. 3" r., iti iftri. ? !-l FOR SALE 2160 F eet S” x la.,” Ship-lap Flooring 8x8’ 22 Pieces 12* 10x12 14 Pieces 12* iO\1t. 0 Pieces i 2 ’ 2x8 5.r> Pieces 12* 2x12 12 Pices 12’ 2x10 IT Pieces 12* 3x10 1!) Pieces 12’ : q ilv MB . [' ' n b; , - : * v r.,V »*> ! r j • At our o u r N e w W arehouse, Comer Second S t r e e t a n d O ak A v e n u e . J •** r j « eft $ • <• -» . it/ r.< . 'i 'J. "* > ■ 1 iV \ ^ . c n . , — • <* v •* , ! vy\' J. ——T-V- —' ; . #: n IS ; « ’. ft ,t . ! i 1 V' ' < 1 ,i m ft '*!> wj? A ■v I' .1 it ■ A W UP (•I.; ?j )j ■a.'- Tt.r »i!<l lifd t-floe iitriiotl at tt.r ditr of li.Uinrr t»f ittrh r.rtlflritr In ttr n t i i tf J. T. IjiwIoi*. Colrii atlit trrtlf.ntu •»ill l-r rralrrmrd if.,,r.llnc to l»w. tit iW.I »lll lun* tli*f*<«n «T Ur .'.lli -I.) «<f Ini'lot. A. I*. 1:0’tt Hurt* Wf •■OlfUl ilaniturr afol i»»l IBM tlr UMt d*r of Aueiiit A. I». IWOi r « t-aai mi.ass . L’itrk. .. , .. .. it* v. c. noi'OL&rh, ? ?»> ♦ ♦* c. <♦ In thr Circuit ('..tirl. Seventh Jut)Icin' ♦> Circuit* Scminnlc ('ounty* I*Hindu* In Chancery. l -i'lV. ❖ M. S. J elk s, Complainant, vs. T. M. Jelks. L. I*. Jelks. et al. Suit to Quiet Title, Citation. To Charles A. I.ove. .Mary K. Love W. A. J d k s , Mollie Uhotlen. Mot id Jelks Goode. Eli Goode, and Lam: Paine Jelks, Address, Hawkinsvilb ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖.♦A ^ N o w is the tim e to build that H ouse, Bungalovv or Garage that you have talked about so long, as Lum ber prices have dropped, but how long it will stay down no one know s. A ll the M ills advise us to buy as they ex­ pect higher prices w hen the embargoes are lifted. ty e carry a com plete line of Lumber and Building Material h ■ < . H * 4 • I t ■ : t* s i ff If t it w it >* • pi ' * J* ’v - Chase & Company i V. ❖ t ❖ f f f Lumber Co The House of Service and Price Corner 3rd and Myrtle • . 8000 CWiles r.V/’i .. Fabric Tires 6000 JUiles •:*'< » * i ■lii I* w Ji /< ■# hi 1 i . rS : *j ** §§ ■. will hnv» withdrawn. By ttint time, it I. btllevrd. the people will hnve n|* preached n nonnnl *tnt» of living and will he able through their own .g e n c le , which the lied Cross hn* |iel|tvd set up to provide f,»r them selves !l RED CROSS EXTENDS RELIEF TO POLAND m N lltlM V > ns * |} a - »»f : fkl x % 11 Vv* ilS! Eft it it tl i • i ■M , i.t -I* li , I.V . .1,1 iu liM hi i ror. r.ix petd _____ i, •' - ■■ • •• \ 'll—I *' u |tti-rt» ••• « ii •llu.ttd In s,ttiin..|, n i: : • t.f s i : 1 1 „r U' I I I V Cl T|> Cl S It . 1: 0 ».f„ IV- l-l « • t-ejlf a«se.M*ii *i tl.,* ,)|tp up }| , «S- S? I rrrtttt<4f# l?l f|0 ftuttr S.f Xf r*» «»rT!rtd*f* No I'iTslitr.I tie >.! .1,, ' U E*« niM »aj*t .rrflfl '.If I'l ' J •* ifcil t,<* ■ MURcf uift* I#m v«|(| -**11ff «'*- * *'fn e. «|(f f**|liMPI'tftf *t#*u*rkf«l<>| I-f'Hjdr-f|"| *1• II '*nt Ift **■*•"fplnailp I R'llfT n,.f |,u M* 1 • - i M* J I « f Hi: ; 4in,| \\ I 2 **f **> I » .*f *1:1 * *‘f *i*N- JT f|. «* I* n2 I* *' -r*-* 'll..**' *#1-1 tiiifl I- Iric ■**•-*• 1 M Si tf VI- flclols fif I glnnd ufClfirod recent! ji mil - t!P.ri»r If n? *&•-+ tr.4 t.*« ratil# appllmttm Mens of people In that countrj woulJ have per.'shed of dl.ense, ezpo.nra o, ■tarvntlon the ln.t eighteen month. And the work .h e r . moat be kept up for another venr .. yH MK&j m a t i : ication **»| It It ** •tat. *sf Mr U«*iiitiivr9 ».f aflefe certifi . 1 *^ lr. *1 C lin e ..? M \\ KtrlH Niore than J.Vt'nniyno has been .pent t . r t 1eftir. it. \« i»-» it# if,j bj the American Bed Cross in aiding »!*r f June \ I* 1**1% La* fi!cl *411 a *, i'l -t.tr ttffl.# !«,! I a* tT tatle sf i ll, g#fon f.«r the stricken people of Poland. The *■1 •!•*'•!fs»!%•.!•• Hi «Crtifi|tf! *• sMt\ I*« %aI>I organization has nursed the sick, fed Vtrif -C etcf-Mira I»c '. !!•-** -Iwfilett the starving, clothed the linked, shelter l r**K ** •' utftl In Vetnlfvi*!* FMiftf t l lufMa #*f \\V I 1 #f N\\ ’1 I ..f s\v *d the homeless schooled the children • I . f ^1 1 1 Tf 2t % n '2 i: .* * ?n acfr* ntul cared for the orphan* there. It ho* He * ' Is -T telnf **.c**c»l !' #■ *«f tta '••M t . f * * i 1 erf !|f rate In tie Lattic «.f Hn. conducted n relentless fight agolust kfK'Wft typhus, cholera am! other terrible dls T x Tertlfi **»e No IM, r|«t#»1 tj-# tr«| ease* So today millions of men nnd '!•? «*f ll*e \ U If.J% I M fitfsl Ml.| cerllfl ' * 1 ** ** s ar.,) i fe* trtslr •ftpll.aII.>n fr? women In that resurrected notion I*» t« »••*»# Ift •ftWillftre #1tfi liw. «aJ,I ■peak In grateful nppredntlon of "The •rfHfieite * lr*re« tlr f..Ik.ftlfff tlfffflM Itwiefff •11n:■trsl Ifi ^rmjnvtr iVcmfe, Pk*rlsf< Greatest Mother In the World." N\\ I | , ; %\V T4 !e*« ST 1*|> r f Nearly i>*i American Red Cro-.* « Tr 2\ ** It 32 r.. *0 •rret Ttr worker, are now engaged In relief ac- •al«t t# tw-lr* a**c**e*J uf tlf «lMe *»f t^e !• Four Iurff relief ■ rriififitf lo tfc# r-.* r of r« tteltlr. In Poland Iffun. b lu e, are In operation and vlevpa tno I ijL*• ••1»J •-nl(!ralf* «L*H t-c rcvtccric*! ar bll* unit, or* tn the field. Uorlng t h e , eiw-nre :»». :•» .t«-i *iu |,.-v, tt.,ro>o U .t twelve month, th l. organization r:;' £ .hi. w a . largely Instrumental In the re-ea tt, i - i < , ,t %m •? \ n i:o> r 1 tx»mt..iM. ‘terx tabllshment of a million refugee, at * 11 n» v r i*opdi..*«i« t« r>. co.t for general relief of mora than jYtV $1,000,000 winter one-half mil lion war on >han» were aided material ',OTtrr or ArrucArros* top. tax peed ly, »nd since than a .erle* of larg* or- i „ J phanages Iihv* been e.tn h ll.h ed to give v, £l„ r , , „ n tl „ them permanent care. "Vrit»vncirr Tt tfKNTlNr ro . Rut for Amerlran Red Cras. aid. of- “ SV LE* 2£j £ Try a Herald want ad for results, j lid notice ci ministering relief In Central Europe v i’ Bean tractor* and tit bar fiirttilng'inplo m enu have l-een sent to the ivgrleob I n-1. r 4--" .f *.T%..f tl , i:,nrr«1 tnral realotu where aid hn» het-ti glv A.-U.r 1, |,r,|.) rit,D II >1 l*]in|u.>!, Ctm. en In plow lug the nnd I. ■ 1 "t. 1 . .. r .f r ,t Ortlftrat. |tu By the Inal of !bl« year pro! aMv ■l>,r-( ’ • '-I *1■V i-f Jus* v t> lnl» 1 , . ni-.| all American Red Cross agencies ud • •l-l ,r»:r-»t,, in rr J • tt. • anil I .. tn«.|, •[. | vr » * • :4») > * ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ * * Phone 135 .j* Silver tenvn Cords ■ r.i V ❖ ❖ ❖ f at all tim es and w ill be pleased to receive your orders f Large or S m a ll they will be appreciated. ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ oAdjustment Basis Tr i • i I i [* T„ E. N. Jelks. Attie Moore J d k f E. Mallary, E. Y. Mnllary, Mary Lcwit A Mallnry, Mary J d k s Lewis, II. I! ♦*.♦ Johnson, Wilhelntina Johnson, F. I. *♦. .Mallary, Na.haniel Jelks, M ary Jelks ? V Address, Macon, Ga. You and each of vou are hereby or tiered and required to be and nppea before this honorable Court on .Mon JU N IO R RED CROSS day, September fith, 1920, a rule da} It (ill MUIHTISIMi o f ' said Court to answer the bill of A C T IV E IN E U R O PE complaint filed herein ngninst you V In llif lir r u it Court, Sott-nlh Jutiiria nnd The Sanford Herald is hereby des Garden M*da for Polish orphnns, C irruit, Scminolf County, Florida. *:* ignnted ns the newspaper in whicl milk for snnetnle Orrvk h a h ln , r*rthis order shall appear once a weel In Cbuncory* p* 0 t* n ‘ tool* for CiorhoKtoTRklMo V for four consecutive weeks. M. S. J d k s , Cmtijilainarit, vs. •r lp p lfs—lhf»ai nrr only • f«w of the To EXmer Jelks, Mary E. Jelks, Lilt T. M. J d k s , L. J d k s , ct al. ftfts that young Am«rlc*n* urr irmlunknown; Unite* To nil parties claiming an interest J d k s , address Jng to th* trkr-cruih*d rhlldrvo of th# ns heirs, devisees, legatees, grantees States. •!* You nnd each of you are hereby o” V Old World. „ ft |,y through or under, Augustus i ‘ Through th* Junior Red Crow* the Farnell. Georgia V. Farnell, Dowel dered to be and appear before tn»> [ nnrnble Court on October -Sth, 19-it * . . . . . , * * * .♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * * * * * * boy* and girl* of th* United Ht«te* Rhode, A. Atkinson, Nacy E. Farnell honorable V V V S %* V V * *r» gt*tng ■ fr*»h *t*rt la Ilf* to little J. 0 . Jelks, ns an individual or trus a rule day of this Court, to answ e V V ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ war orph*n« icsttered all over Europe tee, Oliver Jelks, John J. Jelks, Temu the bill of complaint filed hercir Th«y hkf* »•< op orphan*' home* ... in pernnee O. Jelks, Jos. 0 . Jelks, \ \ . A against you, and The Sanford H erald _______ ___ _____ per |rp|#Mr tltuslr.! Id SvDlt.i l- «V«Bty, I'l. rl-!« yVnnr*. achool colon!** In Helgiutn end Roland. \\ illiam L. A. Ellis. Edwin A is hereby designated ns the newspapei in Seminole Couty, Florida, to-w it: 0*2 : f In n.y *.-Olfr . n ‘ t t"*!T ..-s to** It : IIR-Vn i Lots 7 nnd S, Block 7, Wnnann. in which this order shall appear one* Ap Jelks, W. L. Branch, \V. H. Leonard Montto.gro, ami <1*7 achoola In fur fit i|p«l in lor, |n i r n ^ t n »i;i t,, N't* *1 to T R ami M L N um M iii * llrlght* A t The said land being assessed at tin CffiMI. L. G. Stnrbuck. nnd J . B. Leonard, de a week for eight consecutive weeks S*ld r e r t lB r t t - d v i t u r , * -i . iv,'.7T Tl.** nM IATvil I- Inf anr««r«1 m( thr *1M> t>f r-r.-t-erty •llualrtl In W itness my hand and official seal of date of the issuance of such certifi “They a rt ..ndlng down, of roung « a »td * ‘hmu and any of them, or otht“-* it; cate in the name of H. C. DuBnse Iiiiiaitc# ut aticli rffltieaf# Id Hr ftaiM* t»f the Court at Sanford, Seminole Coun (els t| in S O (ku II H ]* , ,,, Wail# III Byrlsn*. Hont*n*grtn*. *nd Albanians w, t et,wr said•» certificate shnl a. I„ ._,1 , and all Other parties claiming an 111 ty, Florida, this the 13th day of A ug »Agent.i Unless * * « * AIm* Tat Orllflratr Nft. 42T*. »1atrU ihr «Ttl» il>ln. Height.. to Amertran eolleg*. n ron.tan.tnople ( , ,n „ . ^ in ami to th , fo| ust, 1920. Tl»# •a lii I■nil 1^11 -. he redeemed according l« law, tn? ,t„ „f ymr A t> mtr.. b*. a ted **t.t E. A. Douglass, **'• If a .d Btlrat. and malntstnlng m nr. ih .n ]owin .jescribed property in Se.nlnoh (Senll <>f >ari. ,-rm 1 n, .. ,r Clerk, Circuit Court deed will issue thereon on the 18th da.* Itinrai* in m» i-m-r mhi t.». itn<t, »|.)-ii.-^n-! j •••'i*!*.— I’nktoon n, a bnmlwd orphan, of Fwnch tid ie r* (-ounlv> Flori.ln, to-wit: of September. A. D. 1020 . * for * ■ * ' < trr*| 111 In v i H I* l.i m Sc he lie Maines, Solicitor for ComVl*o T il f>riH5!•»!». v,, «•*, tTHj , it’ ! 1 ’• * . tfiM «rritnr*|r rinl rarr* ll,»» nhnnlnp il^rrll^i* at college* and trade .eb.wl.. I d or ,.\l! t>f SW E l of NE 1-1. section 9. plainant. fTf* fi2-9tc \\itn e s s nty official sig n atu re nnd .ittutM m s*miMte i-.mt.tr n..i.u «U> *'f Jllfti. A I*. IftIT t»* flies! tir.tatr In idt nffl.r An«I I.a• »ifLfet>e phnnnge* and farm .chool* up and j acre known ns No. it, G. O. But seal this the lith day of A ugust, A. D «<• wit for f i t i!^#»*I to If**u** In 4 • • Ti a u r «{?t ti«. OF APPLICATION FOB 1920. E. A. Douglass, l'",‘ ■** ,n ^an.l.lr,* Il,l*tit*. at Can..a H down the pentn.nU of Iinly there ere h-r’s survey! and also begin at NOTICE rente «M orilflcif** rml-nr^ tt.r •■!!«:•itj Tbr •abl ImoI auftiN) at || a il«tf of TAX DEED. ctariy MX) ward* of American Junior* section 9. run west 11-2 ch. north i .* . Clerk of Circuit Court. Senilnob •fitiilitl In lr <> i‘. rtj I Vf14a. .* -a r -r t .1 r * ___ 1 j. ... . , .......... ........... I«»ianr# of »t|rh r**rflflc*t^ In tl#* tlfllur «f l ndrr Srctitm t o of the tiencra! County* H o n d a . w.j*. n H.„]rr„,n t'* * It: Ln.t winter n thon.nnd French chit t-h. E 1 1-2 ch. S 5 ch. and also on. I.ot• 2 R hiJ 3, Suh»Llt;» llrlftt* S tatutes. (S eal) By E. \ \ P oukLij*, P. C. 52-Ctc '*•" i* ' tvrtuir»t» v«. f a «utrr it# cth Tilt laiij lifftt dren from the lnn<1«i]u*te shelter* of acre in section 9 , to commence at ; atae-sw.} at tt* stiff i! Notice is hereby given that John II 1 --------------------— --’ ,,f , "1 ’ ' ■ ’ li*‘ *»ti *«• the dvTiiMod region* were *rnt h j the point 9.10 eh. south of NW cor. N\\ r»f tucb Crftlflrit* in tLf tin# *J I nknown. Junior Bed Cro«» to .pend the cold l- l of SE 1--1 run E 1.27 ch. thence S Mack, purchaser of Tax Ccrtifient, . !,®” CE Eor A rrucA iios /o n tax deed K ' , ' S e J S ' i ^ e ' T i s' rllcn S,J cf u » ° 'n" ‘1 1*1 rriiKlralr »*ml-in<r» i | p ttllowltair I'Srirrlbny t'tilnui *aM wrljifite* *li!J 1-# rtxSHtkf^ ifmonths In warmer part* of France 70 degrees, li> minutes, east 5,30 ch No. 223, dated the 3rd day of June. A j tl *.THe r« D.m 1918, has filed said certificate in m i ■ 1""‘r '* |,rr,,.V in smDiw.1* iVinig. rEuja *i*itlinff In law, fan -Irr.'l m||| At the some time (Ire thousand little South II degrees, west 1.73 ch. thenci .. . * i:. i i . k i m u : i!. tow n .................... ..................t t r m u *i * f o f ( xio U t a i » i w . flllir west ainii 5.01 no? Belgians were hnvlnic n hot lunch every north 73degrees 45 m inutes, , til title Iippbint lun fen I tirfi.i*«r *-f r*ii iVrilDrair Ni*. ill, (I*11 *1 till* l,ot» *<* to ct. 5tm*I*lnf lltlfbti it fStnwfl I Wltwn inf <-fficlil •Irtitnrt *i.c •««! tij§ .f Jmlr. A l« lf«ir»* Lit fltfs) n il Ttr >iM latftl t—Ir ff «t tU .Iilr %,• ' it* Hub of A. I* IW day at Junior Bed Cr..a* school can ‘ h. north 1.33 c h . and also in scctioi tax deed to issue in accordance wit! • l e st» |a tuf ofllft Mol ti« mad# applJtfttlofi litninc# uf * b orlifiritr In t?r u > ut of » I lOtaU M 9 to conimence at a point as follows law. babul certificate embraces tht m for t«^ ifrrd to |f»u^ Ift irrontiFTf* with law VV«.1# II. n«ti1rr^n <«:♦•!) Iij T V I Ol’OLAl?. I C American .chool children have al- ^ ro,*i the NW cor. of NW 1-4 of 81 following described property situate* s*io i.nir , rm itj-,, tir i.|iu»in* o«c(ll«si H w T a i t rtUt^tkXr Nr T*.T. UitrU t l r 411< I 1 CtC. rwady raised aomethlng like a million I l‘* ',run ,o u ^ c^ ,f whence soutl 1' -------------- ------------- : -------. ■ ___ ____ dollar, for tht*e .nterprU ... and Uie, 73 g-r.-. s 4., minutes east 5.1.2 ch ar*t .till hanl.. al work. "* ' I’*, *S.*12 ch. cant rW , , - * north .■I uokTi'c^, rtbt !n China. throu,h r.m p a l,n . of ch ;H degrees, wes 5.2‘ ocatloD. th . Junior Pen ( r..*a U help nnrth 70 degm -s. W 2.12 eh. norti Ina to combat wld.ly t ^ ^ l e n i blind ;u degrees, east 1.55 ch. to beg. And Baaa and cholera. also that tract of land in section 9 . as follows: Commence a t a point If RED CROSS RELIEF ch. south of NW cor. of NW 1-1 of iv /,r u T D AI c i id a d c •'L i'4» them e run west l.i.t ch. soutl IN C E N T R A L E U R O P E 20 degrees W (). 57 ch. south 7(1 de ----------grees, east tUM chains, north 34 denut for timely as.lmanr* of the Frees, east 1.55 ch. north 73 degree American IU0 O om during the lam 'j* m inutes, west 5.o2 chains, north 4? ye«r. a large proportion of (he 2i).1*Wi chains to beg: and also the south P 000 population of the llnlknn Hiates ”‘'r,'5.1" f >U '•.4 " f,,NU 1‘4• might hnve .tarred or perl.lit-d from I0: 1,11 !owM h,l' - 1* sm,,h ran^ ' ;il (ll.ca.e or expo.urv. 8 t« million dol * ‘Vou „re hereby ordered nnd re.mir l.rs worth of food, clothing nnd rued - ,,a lo a „d a j,pcar to the bill of cal .implies have been sen. to the BhI ,-t>(n]>]„jnt ,,|t d herein against vou l,v kans-ltomnonlH, Itolgnrln. Albania M. < .1,.]^,. Momlnv. Noveinbe't Uont.negro, Kwrbtn. ilo.nln .nil Oreee* i >t. |'i2P, and it is fu rth er orderei —since the beginning of Red Cross re- that this order he published in Th. lief operation. In Central Kumjw*. Sanford Herald, a newspaper, once a while million, of dollar* worth of food week for twelve consecutive weeks, alone has been sent to the needy In W itness my hand and the ofikin' these etatea seal of the Court at Sanford. Seminol. Th* money expended by the Bed County. Florida, this the 13th day of Cm*. In thl* strUken 1sin Ion of Mu August, 1920. E. A. Douglass, rope hns been used to set up hospitals. Clerk Circuit Court. Seminole Coun orphnmges. dl.pen.nrlt-. mobile medl 1'• 1 luridn. ttil unlit sod to lo>lp In lb* jaeuvrrtl re ^*‘ .Maine*, Solicitor for Com eon.tnjetlon of dovn»tntod area. Artier iHrsitinnt. 52-1fits ji ; ii f ? v ❖ ❖ 1setij,riuV ts. it: * I — N O TIC E x The F ollow ing N ew Lumber 1 ’ ’ ri !** - ir w c ili^ with liv . !? 7 i£ t f£ & S K S & »,«. /. V/v 1 * ^ ^ ,* . 7 ^ | 52 n ii. « u ?•. r , t.. Tl r •a1f) Jaf *1 \ar'lf f .*•**•*WH|. ft *t# i!fttf Ct t t ! ru Ti r#rt<Cts**t# in tit c Kiais*n I 1 } *. a,‘J. L ____ JQ(. tmis.* if A G oodrich T ire is one necessity sold at less than pre-war prices Goodrich Tires cost 15% to 2 0 % less than they did in and give far greater service. SOLD BY H. L. HAIGHT OVERLAND SALESM AND i SERVICE C O M P A n f C o rn er C o m m e rc ia l and P a r k -- O p p o s lt e Hotel Valdez U * s �. » THE SANFORD HERALD HOME OF TREE FERN INDIA * T h it C o u n try th o P la n t A t t a in s th s D ig n ity o f a S p lo n d ld . F u llG ro w n T re e . wy vlr.it a Itutnnlra! garden , 31 t’**1’*’1 M i l l 1'* n p iN d m em * nf p a lm s m ill luxuriant Dial tli**lr crmvn* * rly toii>'li tin* «lns*-dtMiit*d wmiMtrv* “ rj. «,* n itv ly pause to n u ll*** that In tlid r nn" v,‘ .^,1 jilt tiu an* tree*. •*«*'*" , r " l'' If you are out lilnl limning and are looking fur that inemlier of tin* warbler known us the pine warltler. you will he uiost likely to llml It, os tin* name Implies, in a pine grove. In fnet It Is seldom fonml outside of sip’ll localities. The bird Is rather <ji'.o in j>y mantiers otnl does mil move about from one apnt to mmtber with n» much lii«s ns d> many b!r*l'. Like the creeper It has the habit of creeping i*bout among tin* branches of tin* trees. It t- «*-.• n -!i yellow above and hrlghtc! below, with two white wing bars ami with white spots ,,n its outer tall U i*?t—s. At I M rjcvllti.'. f"r Ihk*»I1w > IH 1,10 ttV1’ ,l’rn fnn,j in li*1 crcativd story. Tin* tin t L 3,11,.^ of tin* --rn.it KUI1S.V rullwilj L,urn.*i frnin C nlfiiMu pn**e<i tlirniii*!i a*|.*nv Jungle. i i Itli a v w t u ilu li »H Plants Demand Cold. (n,n| -,il luxuriance. Gras* I* IS f**i»t After tin* pdrlod of growth In spring ,}wp. 'iit'" •tiilki* rise Tiit and tat fi'.’t nnd siuutuer there N a period of dor'hlfll-' viJill** from tin* f.*allu*ry follnci* tl*.:.* ' • 111....... Id weather sets In. of*ttn* tn*n f**rn peacock* anil bird*- and If plants are maliiiahn’d artllt,tfptrali**** lift Hii’ir liuuglity heads cinJIy at a high temperature tills dor­ In their topmost fr*»tid*. A** mi'* min mant p *r' •! persists. Exposure ti> , j|.m^ In tin* little tln*i-<*luj. j* c a r - , cold Is Heeded to activate the plant for u hlcti weigh* unili*r two tuns. another period of grow th. Perhaps the *p*alli**i flint tin* in*.* fern ami nil liberation of enzyme* acts >>n the ,1,, oilier luxuriant M in c e I" this lm- s or .' starches, converting them Into j«*nr!r.il>l** Jungle, tdilelil* tlm Innui* I sugars, or tin* phenomenon may he due of III'* tiil'T. rhinoceros. pnntlmr ami to a change In the permeability of the wll'J Imit. r'*p.••’embrittle. Though normally tin* Thi’r-- arc tn> trvi* fern.* hi tin* Coll- stimulus required for a renewal of f] Si i lint 30 specimens nr more growth Is supplied by cold, mech.inlcul jr* fuuml In the higher altitude* of Injury or a t»*rlod of drying may have pJt. Went Indies, nm! many mnn* oc- the same effect. The process occurs cir In other tropical regions. In some Independently In any exposed part of put Iona of the mmititnlna of Jamaica, a plant, so that If one nr two brunches tree ferns form half or more of the of t plant In* kept eotitiiiunlly warm farced vegetation, their trunks vary* while Ifn* Other 's sllhjeeted to the |n< from 0 to W) feet In height. usual winter chilling, the former will not develop on tin* return of summer temperitun* though the latter devel­ BEAUTIFUL IN ITS COLORING ops as iiaunt. Grrtn W a rb ler R em a rk a b le Even Among American Birds for the Gorgeoueness of Ite Plumage. ftntue birds sp*t very nervous and bemm* much excited If you npproach ftirlr u**st«, and among them Is the bU'*k throated green warbler, says the American Forestry association. Another thing about this bird Is that It fr-j'iently htilhli several nests. Whether this Is tiecduse It changed Its els! after building the first one sad decided pi select a better location or with (lie deliberate purpose of tlecelvtnf any Intruders who might come ibng Is not known. The hlrd ts very beautifully colore#, the top of Its hesil ml the region nearly down to the shmtders being a yellow green, the tw.-k olive green, the throat and breaa* }-* tilo k snd the under parts white with s.itne yellow In them at times. A CORRECTION In the municipal Court items last week the name of J. K. Grove appear: •ning up for having liquor in his possession. It is not known just how this happened as the tttun who wa up for the offense was J. K. Lane am as there happens to be a J. K. Grovt in this city his friends have been kid­ ding him to death over the item Gove and lame are widely different and just how the police blotter ant tho typesetter ever arranged (this namo is beyond the comprehension of a newspaper man. However we have no wish to cause nnyon anoyance » hardship nnd hasten to expurge the good name of Mr. Gove from nny par ticipatlon in police court m atters J. K. Lane was the mnn in court nm the mnn fined and we hope the Linotype man gets it right this time ant in the future. Seeds! FLORIDA WOMEN CANVOTE IN NOV. ELECTION Scretary of State Signed CertitlcaW Last Week From the best information Tin Herald can obtain tho women citi­ zens of Florida have, by the fact o the adoption of the nineteenth amend went, become endowed, with tho righi to vote in all elections, where tliej comply with the state law with re sped to age, residence, registrutiot and th payment of poll taxes whet duo. In tho judgement of this paper th« ninetenth amendment forbids the stat> of Florida from denying women th right to vote and that right becunu effective the instant the secretary o state signed and sealed the certificati that a sufficient number of state of tho union have ratified the amend merit proposed by congress. Now it is up to the women of Flol ilia. Many of them have ardently ilesfred the* right to participate it public affairs on n political equnlit; with the men. They now have that tight, it is their duty, then,, to reg ister and otherwise comply with th laws regulating elections and lie pro pared to vote on the second day o. next November for county, state am national officers. Ami it will In their duty to vote on that day. It has been said that, comparitive ly, only a few women really desirei the ballot, that the great mujorit; of women are indifferent ns to thei franchise.' The women who have supported the suffrage movement should endeavor to disprove tha' statement and should show the stati they can get out the women cm elect ion day. EOT ASH WATER HYACINTHS*' Our stocks arc fresh and are of the host strains that can be s e ­ cured. Sanford Farmers have been using our “ Paris Golden Yellow S e lf - Blanching Celery S e e d ” for the past twenty years. Our “ Big Boston Lettuce’1 and “ Early Snowball Cauliflower” have alw ays produced dependable crops. Why experiment? Place your orders early. Th following announcement receiver by many Sanford people is of interes to many as Robert Hines is n Snnfor* boy ami lately returned here to mnk* his home having an important posit ion in the Peoples Hank. Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Andersot Frazer request the honor of your presence at the m arriage of thei* daughter M attie Anderson to Mr Robert W atkins Hines Wednesdit; evening. September the eighth nine teen hundred nnd twenty at eight o’ ,'loi’k Iterea Christian Church Spotsylvania. Virginia. I d f iiu t l I ft tiit tf Chase & Co. Sanford, f lot Ida More ANNOUNCEM ENT of I ( • u n it Ihr H in lr of »lort<ls iti< !|r N*- mIat Ir in p m i t l r for I » nlat Statu Snn.U only fjr ts» p n r p w of rrp#1iinf lo t a d o s or aspprrHlng inn f f t c t U a . -»■ f i t tho porp.it- * f rr-t—n l n g or rrftmdls* b-m.la alrrt.lj* U n M at a lowrr rat* of intrrrst, or for tt>* purpoo- o f aroof-tn*. tnlldlnc or nialntalnla* a ayatrsi o f r,.»| rnt-lt and hr.dgrt thooxh-sit (hla S ta ir nnd-r wct< rraulatinna at may t-a prrarflhr.1 f.f An Art at tbr t-r*|t|itiirr; protldr-1, lhat any t»ad laaura tUttrlft No. 5. <Ofo»»a) Ss-nls-.ta Couatr. n * f . Ma bon.ia lo i t » .nm »f flJ.iyyn .w ta t - a r ia trrrtl at thr ra*» of alt ttl) p»r.r*at. prr as asm. la t r r -t t p*ya*.|- w o l aonaaRy. twada to In Caatl «*f t'o n n lj J u d |r S rm ln u l* l - datnt January tat, 1»J1, and to matnrt County HI,I* or Florida. thirty yrara aft*t |i.« datr ta*rror. In f# E s ta t e of Marihi lUrtl«*aan It It futthrr frao|ir,| that tMa orl*r t>» puty N o t i n ' it h*r*b>' t l . r n , t i all w h o m it ith—t In Thr Sanford llrrald, a tifwtpaprr pnSm a y f u n - r r n , that on th.- 2n,l 'ta>- of Oetntt*r "■br-l at Sanford, (thfr* t - l n y ri> u«wipap*r £ • !,’■ I ahaU apply t,. it,* ItonoraM * •** r |( tuahulifrr, JU<I •* o f vabf (*nurt. as auttior|*r.| In porauanrr tt.rrr.if for a ayttrm o f 1f.uM!it.r.J within aald Sprcrtt T a t Srbwl "latrlrt Ju'lro .)( 1’r,i i i . t r for m y final l l . r h . r r r at f i l l r.>ada thall not * i r r - ,| In amount fltr (5) No. 3 I s*mli*.!* C.«int,. oar« ricli *r*k for A ‘lm in l> tia t« r «( th«* r . t . t r n( V l.r th a of tU four aocceaslr# weeks lli -r l l r .i n . rtrrr».r<t. , r ,| t h a t at th* . , m , . prr rmt of thr tola! lit timr I will prrtrnt in tai.l Crturt my final Slat* at th* tlm* of Im u i . l‘«i* *n I or!*r*l In r*jnl,r of in, a r m u n t . at A.lmlnltlrat 'ir »f taiii nttatn. tn-l Th* tnlr* rm In muipllnar* wlrti n il pro C.>nnl, IL.irl of 1‘uMlr In.trartloa for S-m|. a»W f-ir thrir ap p ro ta l A'lmiaittritrli. t***r.| amm.lnirnl. and thr ran ran. drrlatatl.Ki not* Cmrnt,. riorllt, thl* z*i j , , 0f Atrjttit. n ;n vost'suN ’, an-l rrturn* (hrrr.it. tt.all I—*uhlr.*fr.| to thr A. I*. lPZit. Uminlilratur. • tror rrculatlona and trttrl.'tlsn* •• arr pro |S*»I of "..(r.].! _ third hy III* for yrnrral rlrillrtnt In thr statr • I*. Ilirrl-in, Oitlrroin. o n e r o r s r c c iA L b o n d c t t C T i o s r o a of ITortila. F, F. Dut!'«i, Itemlwr. S r t C IA L TAX SCIIOOT. IJISTH ICT, NO J In Im luix-iy ut.rrr.if, I h a i r tirrrqnf» trf try 1 ft Dallas. Macrtvcr, irtr.N EVA ' SEMINOLE CO U X T T . ELORIDA hind and tffltr I thr ll r r t i s - t t if ft.r S u t * of County Doar ! of Public Instruct] m fj- 5eti|. W l.rrrtt A prill|,<n h i t t—rn prrtrnlr.| to 1 W I 1a. tl Tatlahaa*-*. (hr Capital, ||,|* (hr nole County Florida. thr County lUtrd at l*ohllr Initrurtl'm 'or S-m t<*rnty rlyhth d iy rtf July. \ ft IIOI, Attest T W. Lawton. Hup«r!nten lent PubUg Inolr C.i'intr. I'lortda tlynr-l nr mnrr thin D a l-i! J 'j 1> i;oh, A t: tl m iSItAl.t Iwrnti rtir [rt-r rrnt of thr .lot* i)'ll 11Or. I rtr.- :.t nir ,,,r» frtldlng wllhln Sp-ilal T a t Srh<»i| plitflrt , II Cl, VV i ’ll VVVTOIHl. S-rrrtary of Siair Inatrtictlon and Ki-OfBela Hrcretafy of ihjarJL belle Msines Attorney f,»r Hurt, fti-rtc N* s. lOrnrtal. Srmtnolr County. rVitllt atV In* a"! priltlonlnt Ihr c.mntr Ih»ard of I'uMI.County niard «f FuMu- Initnjitln«lfiirll'*n r.i» S-mlo.il* County. IT Tlda 11 rail ,'j"1, 9*ri1bd1* County. rtotiJa, rrtrtmialnr What IN cm CL*IT COUHT. SEVENTH J CD [Cl At • n,| o r.lrr i n * lm i. m to t— n * t t w ith in n ld N |*r*'lil T i t S.-b»it t U i t r l r f No 3 | f t r n * * i ) . S -m ln o t- iV rtjn t,. C lu tl.n , to . t r t r r r r ln r w b . llir r o f n*if t h r r r shall t»r |«suri| by fft# sat J Np-s*|ii Tsc f5s*h'**1 lM itrl«*t N‘t» % ( f l e s e t i t , N m !* In th r sum .*f O) th^ prt**rr*|« o f s il- | Nm l . I f |*atj#r|t I t 1m tt»e*| fn f th# {vffjuw * o f ■ o j'ilr In f. h o lM tn * e n lir g ln c fu m fs h tn x of o th e r w ( * r tm p r u tln g *ch«**»l N i1 ltlln r « i n ] s T itH fiil* s*i i fu r tti# r t f Id « it# tit# o f i h r w it h in S ill N (>rvlsl T t t th # I » f i* v r |s puM fs' f r r # •<ah«w»is !*d-h«w>f D ts tr tc f N o. f\. tl? t h r s sh i U n i H iir fa ft# usr>| Amount of Donds N V s u i r y Tor Special Tai S*rhiMl District Vo S. Geneva Semtajle Ctrualy, MoriJa, the f l it * of Interest te V* Tali There­ on amt the Tima when rn arf pa! a a i Interest fthsll b# Due and Payable. 'There is, On the CtKb dav of Julfft \ D. I ' W s peritlon was presented to thr t'ounry Ih.srd nf public Instruction for Hrru|n i ^ Floflds, elgne.1 by more thau twenty five pry ern* of the duly r)il«llfted elect,,r« retbllnf with In Njimlal T i t Hctr«*| District Vo ft. C.eneta. He ml note Couniy, IToflls. asking that an elr»*t b'n W called and held to determine the ijueatlon aa to whether or nut N»nda tn the n m of | | f t t. t. r i f t r r n thou MM I .lolls rs to h r ut*1 for th f ta>irvi) sbsKild lie tasued by Hpeelal Tat Hch-d tiur(b.*a# n f ■ n |o lrln c . b u lh lir f . # f il« r it n f , furnish Diet rict: No. ft. Hemlnote County, Florida, for I n f in I o tt.rrw le r Im p ro fln f h u lh lln fs s n j the porikwe of building, acjufrlng, enlarging, ■cI k **! g fo u n ls s n l fa r I M r i r f u s f t r o f th r furnishing or otherwise tmpruvtaf e- L*'l build p u b lic frr# ■rito'hii* w It tit a s if 'f Ts I Inge snd acbr*»J gr*oin ts an I for the et rloa tie wee of the public free achouta within Hpeeltl IH s trh 'f, No \ a n<t W h r fr ts T h r i ' o j t i f / H» s f I o f P u b lic fn Ta* Hx’hool H strlct No. 5, TU? pmceeds of the it r u r l l o f i fo r .V m tn o tr C o d n fr, r t a r M i. has • aid temd lasue, amounting to f i ft .o m m i to t*r ased for the purp.we «#t f.»rth In the Stll pett r « r r fu tly n » m ln r * | p r iitu m an,| has ■ Oil M £*#r»tr.| m sttn rr. an I ittih u r s r | t*> w it |a th r fo llo w in g *" Front the West Indian Agricul r r r f a ln r i! th a t tn.rr IStn lw * n t, 9 . * t - r r*nt tural News we clip the following o f th r tluly >)ds!lflr | r lr r fo r o r r r I J I n f w tth tn While we know that some experiment ••M '?*£!#*■1*1 Ts s Hehaul iHaUlef 'No Jl. trirnrva) ation in an effort to determine wheth Hrmlnilr I'o u a ty , florMi n s v r atcn^l asM prtl er our Florida water hyancinth couli th»n, s n l W b rr rti 'T h r f'«>urify f l o t r l o f P u b lic fn be made to yield potash sufficicv •pianities to warrunt the establish at r u n Ion for Hrrninol# (o u n ly . r io r M a. h a t »lr ntent of plants for the purpose of ex t r r m t n r l by resolution this »1«f it lo p t H th a t tiXM’tirig the product {commercially t«kn i« In th r sum o f |l3 .(t« > O J w ilt h*» r ^ tu lrr* | we do not believe enough work hut fo r lh r purp<>#^« #rt fo rth In salt] pr t i l Ion ami been done to w arrant any assertiot w hich a rr r a iim r is t f il h r r r ln a N if r . sat4 either way. It seems an Austrnliai to boar In tr r r s t at Ih r rate o f * t i (rt» per r r n f. m anufacturing plant has been estab­ p r r annum. Inf r m t p a y ih l# * rm | sn n u a lly, tun-U an.l th r p rin c ip a l lished. The clipping follows: Rec­ to b* l s t r l January la f. ent experim ents disclose the fact o f sai l Um l i to breotnr d u r i n 1 p a ya h lr th tr that the w ater hyacinth contains a rc- ly y rs rs a fte r th# ita l# t b r r n f Now. Il.rr rft» fr. In pursuance o f C hapter ILM2. which can he extracted on n comercial l aws n f r lor 14a, Acla o f IH 1. ■rvl tn purauancr ntarkably high parcentage of potash basis. A m anufacturing plant has n f a rrwohitlon o f th is |lktir>l th is 4ay iio p tih l. *tlc# |« hereby f l t r o th a t op f h r rtlh 4ay o f recently been established on the C lar­ m H rp tru itw f. A. B. IW ), an rlr c ffo u w ill h r h rk l ence river,, where potash from watei an I th# same Is hereby order+4 to h r heht In hyacinth is being produced for fe rtil­ •a l*l H iw clal T a t Hch-ari iM strtcf V o A. H rm ln o lr izer purposes. It has been computet r«Minty. f l * r l l a . to 4 r tr r m tn r w hether nr not that the area of water hyacinth In there ahall be lsaur4 by th# aal4 Hpoclal T a t Swan Ray on the Richmond aloin H rhnnl IB ifr lc t Vo. ft, Hem l note more than $t-r>,000 at present dn> ty . Fk*rhla. l<on<ia In Ih r n m » f lif t . * represents an nmount of potash worth nrarno ( 0 hear In t r fr a t at th r f a i r n f tig (ft) cost." p rr re n t p rr stm nrti. In te rra t payahl# arm l an­ ------------ x----------- nual l»m>!a to tw 4ste*l January 1st. 1921, tb r W E D D IN G Celery, Lettuce,Cauliflower • i A d m in U tra tn i of t . i , I p it . t * . » n i t i l t lo r their s p p r o u l Da l t d J u te t e 2 J lh , A. D . tJgO. R O>r SA L S— TEMHTKOM H U M P H R E Y ,ll,n , '’ 1 , '1 ^ ** * m tr l *r*t JDlmr**.| In • in»n ncr fidlowIng, Ia wit I. F ifte e n Humean 1 (Su)lara fn be u*»*d for the purpsvw of i«>|Ulrlsf. bultjlag. enlarging, furnishing or otherwise Impruvtng iohv*»l build Inga and achwl grounda an! for the eidualf# ■ee of the public free »rh<»>D within aall Mpeelal Tai Hehonl District No ft. IThereaa. If la the reuse of thla Hoard that It would be to the |e«t Interes! of Hpeclal Tai Hcf^sol IHatrlct No. ft, Geneva, lletolnole County. Florida, fo Deue ton.la In fh# turn of 115,0111100. the proceeda there of to be need and etpended In the manner and f«»r th# purpose and ob)ect§ ■a are hereinabove set fo rth and aa afated In • aid petition. Tlterefore, He It Itevolvenlr Tl*at It la the de terndnatb»n of (Ida Ctounty Ibiart of fbitdlc In •trurllofi for ftemlnole (\iunty, Florida, that the aimmnt of the Hind* required F»f the purp»w« and objecta a#t forth In laid petition la the aum of flJOhifti; that th# aall bints ahall twar Intrrrst at the late of ft per rent, tali pet rent) per anutn: the Intereet of aald bonda to be paid arml annually; aald bowfa to l*e dates) January Tat, lt*2l, and to mituf# thirty yearn after date thereof, and Tlterefore. lie It reunited' Tltat a a|tec|a| election t»e h e ll In a tld ft p e d a l T a i fb-Jioot D is tric t No. ft. 5#tulnole C ounty, Floy id s . In p rin c ip a l n f s ih l bonis to Iwt-onir 4 u r a n ! pay* •ccordsnce w ith (*hapter C-AI2. Law# o f F lo rH a. ■hfe th ir ty yra ra a fte r th r 4 « tr thereof, aa Is Act# o f ItH ft. a# amended, to de term in e whether p r u ttilr - l for In th a t c e tU lo rr m tu tlo n thta 4ay or not there aha P I be Issue*! by aald ftpeclal D is tric t No, ft. Seminole County, ■*l*P»e-| by th is fo u n t r |t»sf'1 n f P u b lic fn T i l Nc Ih»»| • tM tcibm , far H rm ln n tr r*Minty, rb » ff4 a . In w tilrh bond-, • • ir e provbled fo r In tld # resolution e le c tbm only t bow# «1111# rpisI1ftr<t •lrc fi» f> who • nil Ite I t F u rth e r Resolved T h a i thta resolution a rr fr r e tMil*ler« rra b lln g w lth la the s a il Special !**• publl*he l In H ie S sndford IT efald. a new spa* F lo rid a , ahall b* rfit!M<H< to t n l r C oun ty. F b o lta . The a t Id fle e t Inn arl ordered to t*e held 'ahall per puM Istu'd In Serninole fie at th r aeverat po llin g place# w lttd n f a l l Hpei* (there t»e|iig no newepaper published In m I4 la ] T a t Hcb'wd iH a trlc t Jfn ft P em tnde County. Fpeclal T a t School D is tric t No fM once a week T a t M K n l IH a trlc t No ft. Henilnol# IVaanty, fo r fou r s u re r*s ite weeks T h is resolution «d ip ted In re g u la r aeselm o f r b t l d e . wt.ere tlm last fe n e ra l electio n w s i the County Hoard o f P u b lic In s tru c tio n fo r Sem­ tirb l* IhroU flM iiit sai l d is tric t, to w it At I ' f f t f l i r t No i» and ( h r t i l l rle c tl ,n a tia ll I f held inole County, F l u i d i . the 2nd day o f kiiguat. In comp 11afirs* w ith t l i a p t r r bftt». f.awa of t*|n f A. D lt»20. Ida, Acta o f I*l|1 and tlie |otpe#f*»ra and v|erW» j of M r a c tr ra l p o ltlritf jd it re st,ftn m U e prom pt ir t iir n s |o l Uc I 'out*! r llita r 4 o f l*u h l!c I ft at rue Il f o r J*einln«dr County F lo rida I n U** Let all* *>f lio rn rd l s fe lr a fte r * ill r l r * f t»i| altd the K- I' »* • * * T> All Cfrilltofs, Leifat* *. IHstril'Uti*’• ami I tsbototbrni o f 1h r K ite (adlmt. nod th r t'ovmtjr all iVrsMfts hattne H iim « i f l l r m a m l s It >ar«] of f*utd‘ c tn a trm f l *o f »r H rrn fnol* t'o n u ty against *anl Kslatr; I'h o b U w ill l** lu srtmion at H a m . \ *IM| ■ m i r a r h Ilf y«U , afr hrfrliy nuUNr-i ■ ml f«i|u irr*t »•* |ir**srnt n> *l»lms •ml *1** ih r T ill i|«y *(f H riilern lie r. WSft. to rrc e ffi* the Ri»mi« which >"U# of cither of you* may have re tu rn * o f s i l l r lr c llo f i and to de term in e itt>l a(ainit thr rstatr of Alrtantfrr K- l»«**rr. • r r r l f y I h r re s u lt th r r e o f ifrrs •sr<lt Ulr *»f Srrnlnolr I'ounty. KLifldr. t' t hr tiD'l* filltnril AIrnini«11 at m of *ai«l I h r fo||<m (|i£ rti<uir*| are l.r fr h y Igi|w»lftVe**i rstatr. within two ) r»r * from thr *Ulr hrfrof. and i lr a l g n i t r d • • r l r f k s »nd ItH p c c tn r t to b o ld lUtrtl July 9tti« A l> Itf20. it,.| r»*n*luci a ltd r|rrt|.» :l si die a r te fs t f*il|a o f A. I» ZAC IIA It V. 50‘!#tc, A»Smlnl»tr*IOi* preafttcli i.ainrd In Circuit Court. Savsnth luilelal Circuit I’rr* Inr t No u- \S\ V. Kllble »: Curled A \ Moran I'ksjwcfor* I. \t Rebblndef. Clerk, fsrminoU County, rjo rlia , In Cfcanctry A ll fo w til ‘tl Is 4*.t»r and ordered by the Corn f! \fshtr Saint, Couiptstnant li tv Hoard o f fo r w*n™ttto!r '%.-.*■*•» A i r t.in 4 i* r (• IV If , *f t—'j t1Ttair man. 1* \ I * . i i . . M#irDte*f, F 1 1m il,-u Mr'•nd'ier, Hoard of Fill, II* 1!*•((!ia uft* n f*»r ftenijhole County, Florida Attest T IV. Lawton. f*tj|ietln!endet»f "f Public lustfurllou id | El Mlftrbi Fecjrfpj to Hoard, tP cal o f Hoard I Hclielle Maine#, Attorney for Hnf.f ftl fttC Order ts Hold an Election in ft(wcls| Tas 8<hoal District No. I, lOoiFfi) SsrrsTnoIe County, FloriJa. NVberexs \ ]»eltlb»n has ti-se^ prese,ife*| to (l.e Ctrinty Jtosrd of Instruct!«ui for Nem I ten! s i «fti n i jr. FI* »r M i . «*11 Ju ly ft'. t ft9». *11 u#*l CIRCUIT, SEMIN OLD COLNTT. ELORIDA, IN CHANCERY f- Vt.hl- ,'t.lnt, t'oniplilatnt, n <1 VV. SLIT. *11 Emm* A. Al*IT. J. ti. W*|t-ftnn I O. rrtrt.r, «n-I Armor r. OlUrt. • |. anknown, «n,l til r: : • rlilmln, in lat»r**I In l-it. IZ tnl 13. niwk 7. T1*r I. TrtTorJ'* m*p of Stnfonl. tn.1 ill ptrtlrw rlitmln, tn ln!ri**1 in tn,l In ttij prop*ft, an*l*r II. VV sinrt Fn.t A 9t*IT. J. p. W.l.*rt,i«i. I. (• |*,irt,r tnl Arth.r r. (Xllln a* oftierwine. CITATION. It It h*r*l,, orl*rr-l Ihit ,,***, 0. VV. St.15. ITtnmt A, StrlT, J. p, VVal**rt,n. t.. 0. !*»*!#* in,I Atlhar F. ixjdn. ,oti n l *tcb of , ot. tJ>Irru nnknrtwn, .1. t>* tnl ipptir to th. Mil of romptilnt 9i*J h*r*la Kitntt ,tni on th* (IA J», of (Vtot-r. 1PZ*>, *n I It 1* forthtr ori*r«J th.t Th* Stnfor.l Itrr.Lt t* tt.* a*w*ptp*r tn which thl* nrttlr* thill tppttr ror tlfht cos■*mtl>* w**ht VV|tn*M m, htnj ml o9cltl **ti of th* CVmrt thit Ih* 3lh til, ot Aiguit, IFM, ISRAt.l r. A. D O U llL tM . t'Urk nri-nit Coart, S***nt!i J a l t d t l Ctrrvlt. S*ralnol* C o a a t,. FI it! It. SritELL K HAINES. Scitlcltof fur C o a ip liln iit . 31 ate. In The Gouri of the County Judge Seminole County, Slate of Florida. In re Estate of J. Hamilton Kc|t. To all Creititors, Legatees, Distribu­ tees ami all Persons having Claims or Demand against said E state: You, and each of you, are hereby notified and required to present any claims ami demands which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of J. Hamilton Rep deceased, late of Seminole County, Florida, to the undersigned adm instrator of said estate, within two years from the date hereof. Dated July 22nd, 1920. A. D. -l9-9tc AARON R. ANDERS A dm inistrator Estate of J. Ham ilton Rep* ♦ BUSINESS CARDS 9S a a a a W h e n y o u let us supply y o u r building Y ou g e t th e benefit of o u r building material knowledge and experience in Service that helps you get the results you w ant at tho right price. Service first in planning tho w ork—more service in selecting propar mate­ rials—speedy service in delivering the goods. You pay for the materials. T h e se rv ic e p a y s fo r it s e lf in the larger volume of business U brings through super-satisfied customers. It w ill p s y y o u to be one o f them . Oae Inch Cards Will lie Published Ua> dor Thta Heading At The Rale Of 97.21 Per Year. SCHELLE MAINES L A ir Y E It O FF " C IN T i n : COUHT HOUS E SANFORD - - FLORIDA BO X W BH B HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES: by mote (Inn twenty ftte t*er r**nt of !tt# duly PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHI N. *)<iallfte<! electors, residing within Nperjai 1st GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ***' »■* 1-1,*,(,!- t ?*,♦ tDe-teta! *emll|o|# I'**•»!* ROGERS' PLATED WARE ts I ty . F lo rid a In r r c n la r sr^alon »*a^mbte.l the If Florida, asking an.l |*etItlonlng tt.st an e|er- ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES ti IV Klrlff. Emin* \ Stflff. J. t>. \Vot**rloo. Ibiit lw held within ssb) HpecJal T*t Mchisil Hla ftr-l day of Aufuat. A !*.. UOL t„ li h . t t . r , »n.| Aril.nr *\ itllln. *.Mt*«, nntrlr| tti determine th** »jue«tb*n as fo whether I Hr a I of Ib iir d > k iv .-n in,I *11 (urilr* r U lm ln f i n Inlrrrst In | or not bonds In the aum of f 1S.fUMl.iwi shall I— r r (Urr|Hin, rfjilrmau. | j t * IZ * n l IT. Illnck 7. Tl.r I. Triff.>r.l*» (sailed by said special Ta» Hctmn! District No. F F Ihittun Mmilirr. ni*i> »f Sinfunt. *n.| i l l |.*rttr* c l . l m ln i i n Inft to tw used fitr the purpwe nf *0 |ulfllif. build Dallas. Mrutlaff Allorney-at-Law (* A l r r - i l In mT tn **M i>r.»(.*rtj on.trf tl. VV •'.Hint* »ard 'iof Public tiutirurtbiu r li Sr n Ing, enlarging, furnishing nr otherwise Impme Slrlff. Emm* SlrllT J I* W ol t.r to o. I„ ft Ing achml bulbiluga and *cb«sd grounda and f o No. 11 Garner-WoodrulT Building In*i*e C o u n tyr, . FhMili I'.irtpr, an I Arlt.ur »*■ It llln, nr otti»ri»Uthe eirluslte use of the pullc free ach siU within A f l- a l T. W 1 SANFORD, FLA. CITATION Inatnirlhan a:i I i:« om<bi' J*#vrrtt4ry f,.r it,r said Fpeclal Tan llrlewl Dial Met No 3, (Genes a) T.i *11 pir tlr * rUlm lnc i n lntrr**t In «n.t tn beittlnole County, Florida. "■•aid |/ili IZ itil IT. Ittw'k 7. T l.r I. Trtff..*.|'* s* 31 Sic Tliertfor#, be it Itcantve-I? That an election I.— 11—Vlalnr*. Allornry fur Itnard m i f a t Santi.rJ. LANDIS, FISH & HULL l*e and the same I* hereby ordered tn t«* held In Ti* i l l |>iMlr* r l i l m l n e i n Inlrfrit In *n.| tn ATTOII NKYH A N D CO II NH ELLO BH AT LAW • all Hperlal Tai fkbool Dl«lrbl No. ft. (Geneva) NOTICE OE ELECTION. I n l i IZ an.| IS. Itl—k 7. Tl»r 1. un.lrr tl. VV, DE LAND. FLA. VVIICttKAX. TU* I—(lalatnr* of l!»lt> undrr Seminole County Moflda. on the ftfh day of Hl.llt. Emma A. Hl.lff. J- " Wal»*rt»n. 1. O Will prtetir* in th* Sut* tnd Frlrrtl Court* th* mnatllutlnn of 1SS3, of thr Slat# »>f Florida, Septemlwr A. I», IR90, to determine whether or | 'nrtrf. Arthur f . iMtln, nr *.illi*r ot lt,*m, nr >r Kmtnlmnf .rut t'rrlrrtia •111 p„* onr Joint Kraolutton prop.»ln, an not there ahall be |nu«* l hy Spertal Tat H*h-»»l Swful l.rilllirt (<I.tn 1Tillrt ott.*r«l*r. iinrndmrnt In Ihr l'»,nat|lulloo of llir Stair of y«Ki ini **rli of ,..g ir* li*r*bx of.|*rr.l to Florida, and Ihr a,m* war icrml to t>, a aulr t-* uni ir;**»r t—for* our t'lrmlt Court ilillnc of thtr* 9fthi of all th* nirmt-r* *1*ct*d to *« • Caul nf t'lnu^rr, oq tti* lit dix of Noh'HI**; that Ih* *»l* "« »ald Joint "*«> *»mt-f. A " I0ZO. to *n*i**f Mt.l Mil of *arh lotion wrrr *nlrr*d upta Ihrlr rr*[^ctla* J*nrnmi|il*lnl. in.l II I* furlti.r ard*r»it thit till* or.I»r ti* ruMltli.d In th* HinrotJ ItrriM, » oata, with Ihr ,raa and n»,a ll.rj—m, and the, nr«**pi|>*r |*uhll*b**l In Semlnol* Count,, |‘|-ic- did drt.fiuln* and dlr*cl that th* .aid Joint tlraolatloa l»r aohoilllr-l to thr rlrotora of Ibr Wide range of m aterials and analyses. All M*. oor* • «*»k for tw*l«* w**U. Wllnni m, bind ml tb* BfllcUl »*il of util Hlalr at thr lirnrrtl Klrrtlon tn Notrinha*. IKO formulas properly proportioned. Sow. thrtrforr. 1. II. Cla, rrtwford. 9*ctr Court, tbt* tn* Stb d i , of Aoxu.l, t»W tar, of hlalr of Ihr htalr of rtortta. do hrtrh, (NEAL) K- A. IK)U0I.AM. For SE E D BED S and YOUNG PLANTS: Cl*r, Cltcnlt Couft, »*t.nlh Jallctil Circuit. gl»e sullcu that ft Floridea! Special (5-8-2) H-nrlaol* Count,, rlcrldi. OTHERAL ELECTION Sl'IlEt.I.E tl A AIN I S will l*e held In each owmty In ri*»rlJs on Toe# For GENERAL GARDEN VEGETABLES: ttollrtln* for Coraptilninl. Sl-IZtc day netf succeeding (be final Monday in Nnvrcn M anatee Trucker (*l-G-3) l a i wurl o f C o unty J u d g e S e m i n o l e C ou n ty Iwr. A. I» 1B20, the aald Tuesday twlng fh# IDEAL FERTILIZERS S l a t e o f Florida. In He Katnt# of W ltlU m C. S t * » . r H S u l i r * i* h * t * b , i l » * n In .11 «<hnm ll m » , r o n r . r n , t h . t on th» l * l h d » y o | S*i*r*ml**r A. I). I ( 1 0 , I . h i l l « p p l y In Ih* l l o n o r . t . l * K. 1‘. Il o u i h u l i i .r , Ju<l(* o f aal*! C o u r l . J u d i * lit t’r o h . l r , (nr m , f i n . l i l l t r h . r t r ** A d m l n l . l r a l r i . ol th* * * ! . ( * ol W i l l i . m C . S t . w . r d d * r * .* r d ; a n d t h . t . t thr i i f f i r tlm * I will p r n * n t m y flnrl . r r o u n t * aa Admlnlatratri* ot iai*( r a t a l* , a n d aak (or lh * ir a p p ro v a l. D a l r d J u ly Clh A. D. OZO. (.K O I. A N I X O N . l7 -9 tr. A d m ln i a t r a l d a . In ( s u r l of I o u n l , J u d f r Nranlnol m l ounly Hlalr oT tloll,la Iv.r V. Ntrnitrom Nolirr ia hrr.lty Ki V m*y eonerrn, that on tl h*r A |). 020. I .hall at E. F. H'luahoM.r. Judi Judfr <i( I'roh.tr (or ir Adminlatralrl* of thr Jitrr.atr >ra. drrraa.'l, and In r* Katat* o( Works X W W W WW GEO. G. HERRING needs you get a great deal more than just so many feet of lu m b e r— bundles of shingles — pounds of nails—or panels of Beaver Board. l 1, to >11 wI'tofn 11 2nd •l«> nf Of In!y In lh» lonnralil* t.i . . i,i <*ouft« ■# tint ■li.fhgfgr ns »!-*!«• <,( tver V. t h%* at th.t *lm- 1 tin my IT.il .rroutiti SECOND D A T OT N O V E M B E R , for lb# ratlflcatliNi or rejection of tt»e slid Joint llewilutbm |»ru|eialBC an amendment to the (Vnatltulboi of lb# Ntat# nf Pktfbla, fit; A Jotat ltew>latloo pn>i*w|ng an Amendment to Section 0 of Article IN or the (V«nsfltutb*fl of the State of Florida Relating to Taaalho and rtnancf. lie It ftesiliel by (be Isftalat'ire nf Ih# Slate of Florida; That Hue following amendment to Nectlon ft of Article l» of lie ('.mat Hut Ion of the Nlalc of Florida relating to laiatlon abd finance (a here­ by agreed to anl ahall tw vuhmflfed to the ric* ion of (lie at at# fur adoption or reject ban at the ne»t genersl electi on bell hereafter, that Is to aay that Section 6 of Article ft of the Con* sitlctton of the Flat# of Florida L* am#od#«l »*> nt to read »• follow*: Fe'tlon G T!»e l#eg!#!atUfe ahatl hate pi ref Sem inole Vegetable Grower (4-7-5) Sem inole Trucker (5-6-3) Our Catalogue describes many other brands. Send for our Free Books and Price List. Full stock Fall Fertilfzcrs, Insecticides, etc., on hand at our Branch Warehouse M r. R. C. M AXW ELL, M gr. WILSON & TOOMER F E R T I L I Z E R COMPANY Agricultural Building Jacksonville, Fla. � 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, 1920 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, September 03, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 03, 1920. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 03, 1920; <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/7cd6ab4ab46abbe502ddfe83c680dbd7.pdf 175b8add37f95baf3c5685f073415fae PDF Text Text SANFORD IN the H ER ALD HEART OF THE W O RLD ’ S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, SEPTEMBER 3, 1920. VOLUME XII. NUMBER 3 BOARD OF TRADE BANQUET HERALD PRINTING CO. GALA DAY A SUCCESS NEXT THURSDAY EVENING MAKES CHANGES IN IN EVERY PARTICULAR BUSINESS MANAGEMENT GAMES WERE GREAT by the president at the last meeting and those committees that hnvc no re­ ports will be immediately fired and fined so be on hand nnd have a re­ port or suffer the consequences. And Inst hut not least it is hopee Next Thursday night Sept. 9th, th. that Hon. Willis B. Powell, secretarj newspaper nnd job printing line un< Sanford Board of Trade will hoi. of the I,akc County Chamber of Com­ three innings each the latter game fin­ regardless of the scarcity of prim their monthly banquet nnd businesi merce, ami one of the greatest boost ally being stopped by the police anc paper and the exhorbitunt prices chur- meeting and those who miss th ers in Florida will be the guest of th. darkness together. The Fathers and gtd for the same, the daily will b. meeting will miss the greatest treat Ilonrd of Trade that night and giv. Daughters was a scream as the Fath­ us one of his wonderful and inspirirq issued right on after the first issu. of the season. ers seemed to be out of practice some starts in October. The job printinj As usual the Valdez Hotel wil' talks on “ delivering the goods” an. of them not having played for at leavt the people who hear him Thursday department will be enlarged from tint, cater to the perverted tastes of thforty years or more. In the Daught­ to time to take care of the growing various members of the Board o night will want to go out the next ers line up the following appeared: needs of the city nnd county and it it Sanfor Board of Trade will hob* morning and build at least three ho Ethel Henry nnd Mrs. Reg Holly* the hope of the management lo-huv. their monthly banquet nnd busines tels and n hundred homes and mnk. pitchers, Adele Uines catcher, Mary one o f the largest and the best print Trade and as usual the guests cu: Sanford a bigger and better city. Thrasher, lb, Florence Henry 2b,Mraing offices in this purt of the state look forwurd to this banquet wit! Thursday night's meeting promise: Reg Holly and Mary Frances Ball!, On account of the excellent locatioi most pleasant anticipations for the. to be one of the best of the year an. of Sanford, midwuy of the state, it it have never been disnpointed in th. every progressive citizen of Seminob The bright particular stars in the the logical place for a big Florida dai­ lin.* of eats. county should I k * there nnd help t< Fathers were C. E. llcry and D. L. ly paper and efforts toward this km. But eaing is not the most ImfMirt put these Important (improvements Thrascr pitchers, Chas. Britt Catcher, will be directed by men who make ui W. M. HAYNES SELLS STOCK TC the Herald force. The Associate. ant item in these meetings nlthoug; over. This is the time to be up an. LaVerne Hurt lb, J. G. Ball, Lf., C. E. it seems that eats get out the mos doing and you will be* told by thMESSRS. NEEL .LILLARD Press service and n cartoon servic. members. There nre many big thing! committees what they nre doing an. s t o r f : s c l o s e d h a l f d a y a n d Henry c, Walter Hand, r.f. Edward Iwine acted as referee and GOOD TIME HAD and the best local news and stnt. to discuss regarding improvement* what they expect you to do. AND TREADWELL the final score was 8 to 9 in favor of IIY ALL news service that money can buy wil that this city must make in orde Tickets for the banquet nre on sal. the Girls but the full particular oi be placed in the homes of- the su* to get best results from the big rus* at the First National Bank, the Semi these games will be given by our staff scllbeib every afternoon and the Her of tourists to the state this sensor nole County Bank and the People artist in the next issue. Several c h a n ts have benn mad* 4*ld can be depended upon to nut uni* There will be committee reports froi Bank. Get then* early and avoid th The Gala Dnv nnd Riding Tourna­ The dance in the* evening had just, in the personcl of the Herald 1 nnt keep abreast of the times but just a thA various committees ment yesterday wa one of the most appointed rush. ir.j; Company the oust week. W little bit ahead and anticipate tin successful affairs ever held in San­ started in full swing when the rain \L Haynes retires us business ntnnug needs and the wants ot the people. ford. The city was filled with visit­ started to fall and in a few minutes G and his place will be fRed by N. J Walter M. Haynes, who retires fron PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DEATH OF MRS. FRANK KEN I ors from every precinct in the county such n beautiful start that it coulc Lillard, the latter together with 11. A the business management of the Her and from every county in this part of not be stopped until the streets wen Neel and Deane Treadwell hn\’ing pur uld, has been with the plant for th. the state*. The people came early and awfully dump from the moisture ana The pastor hns returned from his 'Thursdny after a lingering illnes* chased the stock o f Mr. Haynes an. past ten years and has made man* by ten o’clock tnt- streets were filled the dance wus called off. But nt that Mrs. Kent entered into rest. Carrii vacation nnd the preaching service* G. F. Kinnnhan. triends by his attention to busines Dean wns born in Elmira. New York of the church will In* resumed for tin with a great crowd surging back and every body went home* happy nnd will* The new officers of the Herald Prln and to the patrons. Ilia object ii November Id, 1854, and wns marrie. winter. forth across the streets and by the the feeling that they had enjoyed on* big dny in Sanford and they will net leaving the Herald Printing Co., ii tint; Company will be It. J. Holly, pres­ The services next Sunday will he time the parade start**.! there were to Frank Reynolds Kent forty-fiv. ident. T. E. Wilson vice president a laudable one, ns he is anxious to g. years ngo. They moved to Sanfor. an follows: many thousands out to see it. The be contented until they get hack fot N. J. Lilian), Secretary and Treasurer into business for himself In anoth.- twenty-three years ngo. Besides hei DcLnnd Band in the big Charles another. Sunday School 9:4.r* A. M. part o f the stnte nnd wherever he inn; It wns said that a neat sum was rraTruck furnished the music, the parade 11. A. Neel, general manager. Preaching 11 A. M. husband she leaves two sons, Beech, lize*d for the hospital hut there was R. J. Holly and T. E. Wilson nee. east his Jot we enn commend him t< nnd Hnrry. being headed by C. M. Hand nnd th. Sr. Christinn Endeavor 7:15 P. M. no introduction to the people o f tnii the new friends that he will make an rough riders followed on their mount, also considerable expense utlached'tc Preaching 8 P. M. section. Mr. Holly will be the cditoi to the old ones that already know hi During thu Ion** period of her weal: The Womans Auxilary will hole with their lances held prudly aloft. it but the various commmittees will of the Herald in the future ns he hat vidue as n business mnn nnd a rftizei ness and suffering Mrs. Kent main­ its monthly business meeting next Uthers were in the imra.le and Mis* be content if the* pe*oplc were satis­ in the past' having started this papci of the highest entegrity. He bus noi tained wonderful patience and cheer­ Monday afternoon at to'dock in th. es Ethel Henry and May Thrushei fied with their entertainment even i f in Sanford in 1908 und hns been thi ninue up his mind as to his future lo fulness. A member of the Presby­ church. Matters of importance con und several other young ladies added the money is not forthcoming. The various committees and the head of the Hcrnld Printing Company cation but has several good offers terian church in the North, her fnitl ccrning the work of the Auxilary foi color to the parade which passed ovci since it wns organized. Mr. .Ih o s from ynrious citis and will probin never grew dim in the days of pysica winter will be discussed. the principal streets of the city am ladies were everywhre atending to the Emmet Wilson iB the dean of th. move from Sanford about the'first o trial which were her lot beyond th. stopped nt the* corner of First street various details and all of them work­ experience of mnny. Ministered t. Seinolc Bar and one of the prominen •September. and Park avenue* where u|K>n a Inrg* ed like Trojans yesterday and this la, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH attorneys of the state. N. J. Lilian truck the prizes that weie given b) the spirit that will make our city one For the past twelve years the Her- with unfniling devotion by her love, ones it wns her joy to have them ul! of the best in the state. is a Texan by birth and moved fron g1** '“ bored for the upbuilding o with her during these recent months "The Indwelling Christ," und "A the merchants were drawn. Littlq Texas to Alabnmn many years agi Sanford, of the county nnd of the stnte Miss Shafer drew the numbers out ui Good Man’s Creed, Good for Any He has been thu printing buslnest and the policy that has been nursue. A host o f friends extend their loving Mnn," will be the themes at the Con­ u lsix und C. L. Britt, Judge Hous- IDG LABOR DAY CELEBRATION for 40 years and for ten years was it in the past will be a criterion for tin sympathy. holder Edward Lane aml-Jt. J. Hull) The funeral wos held Fridny after­ gregational Church morning nnd even­ acted ns judges nnd announced th. the government printing office a future and this pnper will follow th. Daytona Beach wil hnve a big Lab­ ing respectively. Eleven and eight Washington. From there he mo vet principles o f assisting In the growth noon at the Congregational Churd Mrs. Frances Woodruff organist at prizes, the winners nnd the numbers or Day Celebration next Monday Fentto 1'ensacola where he was with th and developcmerit of Florida with in charge of her pastor, Rev. Brow both services. The drawing held the crowd over ni tlth. Thera will be n band concert by Journal and afterward was busines Justice and charity towurd all ant* cr. A qunrtette consisting of Mrs hour und |5U0 in fine prizes were giv­ the Del^ind Band, swimmmlng con­ ------------x-----------manager of the News. He also serv­ malice toward none,—the Herald wil A.M. Phillips, Mrs. W. T. Morgan en Away to the. people who held th. tests, Bathing Suit Parade, dancing COBH LOCKHART Mr. C. L. Polk, and Mr. S. (). Shin ed the county of Escambia us secre­ always be the People’s Paper. lucky numbers. So mnny of the num­ between Daytonn nnd Brndentawn, tary and Treasurer of the West Flor bers had been given,out In the varioui at the Nnutilis Casino, bnseball game Messrs Lillard and Neel have show, hosier sang "Come Ye Disconsolate.' Miss Ruth Lockhart, daughter ol .Hu Fair Association und is known their faith in the future Sanford b\ "Abide With Me,” nnd "Lead Kindi) countii-rt nnd the people did not brint nreoplane stunts by the aviators from throughout west Florida where hi purchasing homes for themselves an. Light," Mrs. Frances Woodruff bcint Mr. and Mrs. David I-ockhnr', of Or them in nnd this necessiated drnwin; Carlstrom Field nnd a big opening o f p many friends fumiliarly call him"Un also buying other property here and organist. A Inrge delegation o f iner Inndo, were quietly IFMV Re out other numbers making the task the new Daytona Beach Casino recent­ land., and Mr. Hnrry P. Cobb of San from the car shops ntended in a bod) cle .Si” . Front 1’ensacola Mr. Lilian have settled down as oermnnent resmuch greater but the crowd was goo. ly erected. The dny will be given ov­ went back to Alabama, locating in Flo Ulentr ° f Sanford- With Mr. Tread­ to express their friendship nnd gym ford were quietly murreid at Tnvnre* nature.! throughout and remained un­ er to sports of nil kinds and a big. Monday at 9 p.m. crowd from Snnford will gu over for rala and Brcwton and with H. A. Nee well Mrs. Lillard nnd Mrs. Neel tin*) pathy with Mr. Kent. Directlly after the ceremony th. til the Inst prize had been given nwny the day. Several Sanford swimmers cstablshcd the Ncel-Lillard Printing are commended to the Christian f,JThe interment wns in Lnkcvicw Promptly at noon the immense crow, )pung couple left for a short weddinr hnvc been entered in the swimming Co., owning three newspapers and Jol lowshig and the social and business Cemetery. trip to parts unknown and will late, wns fed and with picnic lunches, frie. contests. —...........x-----------offices in the stnte. fish, wenies hot from the pan, pick C . , ‘’L 1*11-'’ cit>* nn,i will prove vnImake their home in Jacksonville. Mr SELLING LIGHTING PLANTS H. A. Neel comes from Colorado untile additions to the tame nnd hnvCobh is tli.' son of Mr. and Mrs. D. P les, hrend nnd coffee the inuUltud. ing cast tneir f ture lot with this cite FIRST ANNUAL CELEBRATION having spent some thirty years in tha Cobb of Sanford, nnd is concctcd will wns fed nnd everyone had plenty nl *tate and was engaged in the prlntinr amt coutry nre a component part In this issue appears an ndvertis. the F'lori.ln East Const rnilwny wit! though the large crowd wns mur. business ns printer, publisher, man this greut con monwi-uith. than the fish fry committee* expect.*, i.obert Morris Memorial Association merit of he Matthews Full Automat­ offices in Jacksonville. ager and editor and had a chain of Held In Sanford ic Light and Power Plants that hard­ The many friends of Mr. nnd Mrs nnd the fish hnrdiy went round but newspaper plants in that state. II. RAINHOW SHOWER ly need an introduction from the peo­ C d>l> in Sanford ns well as Orlun.b everyone had enough to ent. tame to Alabama lutcr anil spent a Tha first annual celebration of tha ple who have heard such good reports will join in extending felication*— Or­ At one o’clock' Senator Park Tram bout nine years there in the printing Daughters o f Wesley of the Metho- from all those who have these plant* lando Sentinel. mil who was the specinl guest of th Robert .Morris Memorinl Aiiuxiation business, being associated with N. J •list Church entertained with a "Rain­ in operation. The .Matthews Auto­ ------------ x------------dny wad requested to make a few re wns held nt the West ,iide Park ul Lillard. Mr. Neel has worked in bow Shower" in honor of Miss Ruth matic is just what the name mean* marks anent the toumnnwnt and linl Sanford August 2Gth in a royal man­ GENEVA every sate in the union nnd knows the Roberts. and is automatic in every particulai gamcit and the hospital and being an ner. Sickness kept some officer* at printing business us few know it nounced by Judge Schell.* Mnines ii home* and the rain others; never The beautiful bow in the sky so blue causing the owner no trouble nftci Mr„. Ht.rmjolll. Lew o f Jacksonvill. Al-out one year ngo together will I* made up of color of every hue it has Iwen install..! nnd working lik. visited friends in Geneva lust week a neat introductory speech Sena to. less it wns well represented. Rob­ I'eane Treadwell nnd N. J. Lilian* Red, Orange, Yellow nnd Green, the machinery was endowed with hu- 1 ,\j„. j ()<- iTMiry o f Gn. is the gucs' Trununell gave a well worded nddres ert Morris the son of the founder c l established the Pnragot Hlue indigo and violet are seen. mart intelligence. Hie Matthesvn |,,f h.-r parents. Mr. nnd Mr« I. P o f thirtv minutes shunt the needs an. thi* society had been Invited by Sem­ Press in this city und built up a large Not a color too many. benefits <>f a hospital about the grow inole Chapter to lie present at the first lighting and pewer plants hove fin. Chambliss. ousiness in the job printing departreputation in evry state in the union | The Geneva schools opened Iasi tb of the stnte and of Sanford in par­ meeting of the Association in honur hut the opportunity to pur Not a shade too light; The lights and the shadows fall just nnd it is u cause for congratulation; Monday with a good atendaner, M. E ticular nnd closed by making* Severn of his father. Altho ait invalid be chase the interest o f W. M. Haynei right. to the people o f this section to know, Dooley being principal. Mrs. W. W announcement about the sale of tickets ennu* from Kentucky to meet with Che presented itself and on account o that R. L. Polk has taken the ngency •Kilby teacher of the intennediat. for the games and for the benefit o’ Robert Morris Memorial Association So with the Beau of Promisein love’s the present conditions o f the papci clear sky* for these plants nnd will be pleased room nnd. Mrs. M. E. Dw.iey the pri- the hospital and hewns well receive*! ut Snnford. After the tnbr*ui market and other Inrge problems it nnd heartily applauded ninking t ready Alice E. Robbins introduced.hee the printing business it was thought The lights and the shadows show hea­ to call upon nny nnd nil prospective mury. great hit in his remarks about th. little grandson Wm. Lee Hurry Jr., customers and explain in detail the| * Mr. and Mrs. David Speer of San ven is nigh advisable to combine the three office' daughters plnying in a hall game will he gave a short prayer, Robert Mortiv into one and the best equipment ol The honry-moon rises, the turtle dov­ workings of this wonderful lighting, ford were the guests o f Mrs, J. V their fathers since the Indies were now was asked to givd grnce. Then Mrs nnd power plant. Rend the adverWicks last Thursday, '•arh office will be placed in the Her es coo A. E. Robbins gave a welcome to all voting nnd doing things. tisement in this issue of tho Herald j .Misses Edna and Pauline Gu-gei •‘Id office making it one of the most Their dreams seem so real their needs present the response wus given by * nnd watch for future announcements, came home from Orlundo Inst week The tournament took plnce prompt­ complete and efficient printing plant must bo too. Sister from Umatilla. After It will pay you to investigate the Miss Pauline will stay to nttend schoo* ly ut two o’clock the riders being an­ in the state. May their future bring sunshine nnd Matthews plant and sec It L. Polk. here. nounced by Hon. George A. DeCott- the rnin drove the* visitors tn the* onlc 11nil. After the election nii,tr ne J 'codwell originally can:* clouds just n few lie has Seminole, Orange nnd Lake Mr. nn,j jjp,. Charles Phillips nr. es and riding out in rfont of the judg­ Lltc-dinc Kansas, hnving been horn it most true. fleers for another year, many counties in his territory. es stnnd on the lnke front. F*ollowrtaking in the sights of Jacksonvill. Topeka about thirty years ago an. ing is the results nnd those who took for the* good of the order. x this week. afu-r going through several cyclone! And indeed ns Ruth stepped into Mrs. Morris gave n lecture* of the Eai SENATOR TRAMMELL HERE | part in the tournament: Clnude Herndon's beautiful home last Mrs. R. Q, Gresham isc visiting hei that lifted everything in the suit. lory* of the Eastern Star he heing the daughter Mrs. Charles Chilson n! The entrnnts were C. M. Hand, Bar- oldest1 member living. A beautiful •xcept the mortgages he decided t« Thursday afternoon to the strains of Lohengrins wedding march nnd n host Tumpn. Senator Park Trammell was the ne*y Bock, Miss Ethel Henry, R. L. prike out and see the world. ID * Mrs. Tillis of Sanford spent Iasi Humphries. Ii. P. Self, E. L. Partin sun set closed the day. learned his trade of pressman in the o f friends her "bow of promise" seem­ guest of honor at the Gala Day feat ’ tote printing office at Topeka anc ed startlingly near. With new heart ivities yesterday coming up from hi* week here with her mother Mrs. R.G J. C. Jacobs, W. G. Kill.ee, E. C. Kst PROMENADE PARTY ridge, P. A. Leonard!, Hcnryi Lee*, \V afterwards worked in some of the throbs and thrills we listened to the Lakeland home spending the day her. Nicholson. The most recent of the mnny dobeautiful song "Because" sweetly ren­ Mrs. B. V. David and Children ol M. Jacobs, G. G. Jacobs, G. P. Lewis where his many friends were glad t. largest printing offices in the country lightful nfairs enjoyed by the Bap­ dered by Lilly Ruth Spencer. Mrs. Brunswick, Oa., nre visiting Mr. am sec him ngnin. The Senator has just Fkldie Pell, Arthur I’ rideaux, Mist tist young folks this summer wns u doing the high class presswork an. May Thrasher, Henry Cameron. ne understands presses nnd mnehinerj Babbitt in these fitting words—asked passed through u most strrnious twi Mrs. Clifford Proctor. Promenade given by Miss Rose Gal­ as no other mnn in the south under­ Ruth "to pause on the threshold e'er enrs nt Washington nnd is glad ti The first prize won by D. P. Sel lagher, at her home on Tuesday eve­ seeking her hag of gold at tho rain­ e hack in his nut'.ve stnte among hi* Mrs. J. T. Brady of Jacksonville ir o f Chuluota made ten rings, he sec­ ning, August 31st. Shortly after R stands it. Deane is a versatile younj man and aside from being a first bow’s end and as site went forth seek­ home people for u shor* visit. Hi in'the* city looking for n house as thi ond prize wns won by G. G. Jacob: o'clock, when nil the guests were as­ class pressman nnd printer is also i ing fortunes good store it was with was not here to speak hut his friend* family will remove to Sanford again o f Chuluota mnking six ring's. Th. sembled on the spacious veranda plumber, stenm fitter and engineer tender love and best wishes of the were anxious to hear him und thi Mr. Brady has opened n new jeweler) third prize was tied by Jacobs, Pel’ Prom cards appropriately dccoratssf But now that he is nnehored with th. Daughters of Wesley and her friends. committee prevailed upon him tc store here in the Wclakn Block. and Lconnrdi and in the run o ff Jnc with rosea were passed around, tad The end of the Rainbow was soon make a few rcmnrks after dinner nt Herald Printing Co., he will cease ------------ x------------obs had three rings, Pell two rings thenceforth during the evening prom­ wandering and confine his atention reached after clipping verses, compos­ the lake front which the senator gra­ The only scrimage occuring during Leonard! one which made Pell thin* enading by all. At eleven something to turning out some o f tho real prin­ ed for the occasion and read amid ciously contented to do. Senatoi the day yesterday waa one in the Bel* and Leonard! fourth. enjoyed by all. At eleven something ting matter that he knows so well. much merriment and comment. Park Trammell probaly has more Cafe when some folks from Chuluota refreshments appeared. The guaats The judges were Alex Vaughn, Jim A beautiful gold basket filled to ov­ friends in thia county than any mar had a dispute with the negro waitei This combination o f trained news Hixon, Archie Cameron, Mrs. Endoi departed early in September and rrerflowing, with gifts from her frien­ in public office and they ore alway* about food and when Sheriff Brad) paper men, printers and press men Curlett of Geneva, Miss Pepper ol ervone agreed that tney had spent m plenty of equipment should give th< ds awarded Ruth at the end of the glad to have him with them upon id attempted to arrest the negro he re­ Lake county delightful month end. "Rainbow Trail". Occasions. His visit yesterday! was sisted with the result that there was a Public the best of service at all tlmei The guests were as follows: In the hurdle races free for all first The rooms were beautifully deco­ purely persona! as he will not be a lively fight for a few minutes hut the in the newspaper and job departments Misses Adele Rines, Mildred Huston A Linotype machine has been install­ rated in cut flowers of every hue, candidate- for his office for four yenri negro wns landed in the county bastile prize won by Henry Cameron the first Julia I-aing, Carrie Stanley- Rath m prizo Icing >8, second prize won b) 'd to take the place of the Monotyp- palms and trading vims. Delicious more bdt he Is the some old Pari ------------x Whittle. May me Steele, Martha Gar­ machines and nnother Linotype wil* salad course was served by the nest- Trammell whether he Is n rnndidat. Messrs. Chris. Rau of Semour Ind E. L Partin ffi, third prize was wor rison, Mary Garrison, Jeanette Laing„ by William Kilbee, 13.5°, fourth prizi or not/ and this is the. secret o f h!> ** "hied Inter for newspnper and jo' ess assisted by Lily Ruth Spencer. Peter Fi/hrr of Jnckronville, Harrv Milba Reizrnstein, o f Kansas City work and when nil o f the equipmen Carolyn Spencer, Rosemond Radford, popularity. Farrell, undmothrr Mrs. Elizabeth won by D. P. Lewis, $2. Kansas, and Miss Howard, from ------------ x------------ , George DeCottcs announcer, Johr Kentucky guest of Mrs. Miller. has b**en placed in position and every nnd Julia Zachary. F'orrell and mother, Mrs. Elizabct) John Russell is home from n trip to Inndo were Gala day visitors here Leonnrdi score keeper nnd Archi. thing is ready the Daily Herald will ! m ------------ x -----------Messrs. Cecil Hicks. Ilrenton Cren­ 1Cameron time keeper. If anyone desires some fine scup- many of the northern states where hi guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A- Neel. Dsued nnd continued every day In th. shaw. Burke* Steele, Edward Hender­ >*'ur except Sundays. erong grapes they should see R. B. went to investigate th : growing and ------------x------------After the tournament and rnres tb* son. Grny Michael, Ben Stc**le, Fred­ Mrs. Alton B. Carter of Tampn i* crowd adjourned to the tall park erick Rines, Roy Mason Newton Lov­ The Herald Printing Company ,ynch on the Orlando road near El- marketing conditions and he returnr believe that Sanford is entitled tc der Springs who hns some elegant feeling thnt Sanford is about the grea­ the ruest o f Mrs. Frank Grnyam for ! where the Fathers and Daughters an. ell. Watson MeAlexander, and Hertest place on earth. tir'ly the best of everything in the grapes for sale. a few days. the Single nnd Married Men playe. 'be-rt Squires. • 1 . • BIG MEETING THAT WILL III FILLED WITH IMPORANT EVENTS Combines Two Other Plants With The Herald Shop Big Fish Fry and Dinner Fed the Multitude Present ADD NEWEQUIPMENT A BIG CROWD HERE E 1 E �AUGUST 27, TIIE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT IN CIRCUIT COURT OT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. 1.1 firursr Fr"«t. Almlr» I 'r a l . W . T. Whllrl>r*'l, O x ip U lllM l. |'ru»t. r l. *1.. I*,f,nd»iil». CITATION. GOOD I n * l. \» T ru .tr,, T.> lirott* Fni.1. Almira Fn-t WMttlrr T u n i c . llu r lv . W lillllrf •».! w lf, , n l W ll’ lim I . Ilr».ll»r »*»l » » * • .. . Itl.d lr r ; !•«»••«* cl-la .lo « In t-T r.l. "J "* ? «!».**• I w -t . Almlr* tn »t. Urorg* » f” *1- •rrr’.rf. Ctmtlr* WtlttUt* mU »»«•••••••” ••• Whit IUr. »•..! WlllUni U U rm lki’ »*• " " 'l , . . |lr»i|Uy. «*r u tU rw t.,, • I" •[! cUtuiiu. »u j liil*tr»t to «u.l lo tb* M t T . l n r .U -r ll* -1 U 'x U ln S'm lrv.U O m ni*. Florid*. m.<* |>»rtlcxil»rljr UwctII»«I »• r»llm«>. to w it; H.M.IL lurltu iln f »t the tntrr»*ftl<» o lb . * * * |li,r F » t A lt.im m t, A .m il, with rtlF lli>, «>t Ht*thm turrrt In ™ til AllilBOfilf. IUuiIiw U < i« r I’ UI dull trnimlnt In I l»t H*«A I. P** T nin tlicm , , . . t M W ft. t» Ih* .N.wtbrMl 10.00 Or $1.00 This Coupon will be accepted as a Cash Payment o f $1.00 on any purchase of This Coupon will be accepted as a Cash Payment of $1.00 on any purchase of $ FOR $10.00 O R more MORE ..f l>.t It*I I" MW **>»«""; s.ifth 415 ft. In tin* .VwtbtM t I i w r "» tJ t l.%3 In ••M A -W llh t. Tlimr* U r* ' llV I., r . i t n l j ll**r rl«U t.,f » « IIn, «*f ..I d " t .t l .n M n v II t — ■ " ||n, .. ..Id !*t.ll*- Alnw‘ 1 " ,r,.K* ft ,rl, .|m.« til. wml.rll II". "I M*'* •V*'1."*' KlrV,t 360.1 ft. tU n r , Houlli *® *•- *“ 1 cl iw w n m il *|f CutupUl** fll^l In IliU r « u » , 4S«l"»t >,,,t n**1 T r M m Z l l Inlcrmr In .m l to 11- U p* 1 ^ U , | . . „ d r m lU iL T t . i r M r . 316 Sanford A v e n u e — Next Door to Brock the Tailor Tram*. \%mWo Whllllrr .»d wlf,. •-••-• * .’ ... *• sA^s: 'Y’. n .’.r.Vfiwr «..r »M nrn.lt C-r •« L, Sale Starts Friday, August 27th, and Will Continue Fifteen Days. Bandel’s Emporium will specialize in SHOES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, LADIES and GENT S FUR NISHINGS and all kinds of READY-TO-WEAR for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN. A Strictly Cash Sale Spot Cash for Low Prices. Make it your business to attend this Great Sale. Bandel’s Emporium wil appeal to 'the REAL BARGAINS. This Is Bargains Here NOTICE or APPLICATION FOIl TAX DEED I ’m lrr IW lIw i 5,5 i'f *'., * Ni.tl*, I* l‘*rr|,J d i m ' ’ .i J r ju .i-r » ! T » \ t V M lf l.-.i, * " .' • if I • ' MEN’S NAINSOOK UNION SUITS i 2.00 Value, Special Q for this Sale L / J L « H 9J I • ! •1v |trail* til in? •»ftlrr «»••! •**•* I . i ilf-rvl In l.»"<* In i r m n l.l" ’ * 1 r r rtlf li iff • i |>r<fM'lt) .l lU .l n l ** >• " 11- •'- * In n il In i 43 H.lifim l llrld i* . |..|l,.. .1 II., llllr " f •1 MEN'S NAINSOOK Drawers, 75c Value, Special ir f lH I r it l , In I I , n .in , • 'A • .\U>> T . i I V r l l f l r .l r V * ''' , l , r I.r Jim , A l> 11*1* I'4* MV-I .. (yffin I t * ■ i lm l In |i **i. III •' ...r .l.i •*• ,1 ' II, i. ,i. SHIRTS fi* t# * I , kiin.1,,1 In s , ih |im.|, r..'*»n I it A w fi .i 1 1 . ' ■■ ■ nl III, d * l, •*! il», ••*** ' m i. .i.- in i i , i n " , *>f M i» • M ... T , \ l*,| I If l,n I *• N" •' *1’ n r j „ n , \ i* lu ll. 1 4» n l' i • in, •(. ' ' i.» |. * *i ilil i f i r . I , rlnl.r.*'-* I I - f«H."»l*.i: *1' , , . l i n . l , I In *--n.|i. •>. I .m ill• 1.. 1 a. r im . i: i i t fi | ' •if *. I" i ‘i>r nr I 3 it“ " ' * LADIES' WHITE values, now going Itiingnlon special APRONS, R L E v e i l IN C Hlnck and White HOSI MEN'S DRESS Sill UTS, $2.50 Val­ ues. A large asset Intent to select from. Specially <Q> (f) (Th priced at ' ' 111.At K SILK JIOSE, $1.50 value, Mill Runs, Special (0^7at. nt only O iC now SILK HOSE, Hlnck, White and Dark Ilrown, $2.00 to $2.50 (fh LADIES' GAUZE VESTS 25c value, special HATIIING SUITS NOW GO ING AT HALF PRICE. ' ' •' ' ni-iii 11,111 *•• '•* ••'* , ; * MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS, $3.50 to to $5.00 values, u large selection of patterns, going now AC? for SILK SIIIIM'S AND CREPE Dl CIIKNF. SHIRTS AT VERY l’OPU EAR PRICES. SILK LISLE HOSE. IJlack ami White, 75c value MEN'S WORK PANTS, lection, a spedal ( at only t '* »*• t* nr*oi,vi:i* nv *1111 m i •••unis MEN'S WORK SHOES. $3.50 and $1 v a lu e . . S o li d L e a th e r , iGh AND $0.00 O now o MEN'S $5.00 r -f* MUSLIN Nainsook tiow only $4.39 SILK HOSE. $3.00 and $3.50 value GOWNS, made of Soft ; 1.75 value tj} fTV MUSLIN GOWNS, value, nn extra special nt SHOES $2.50 to $.3.00 O •*] fh (Q v J L » e /0 LADIES' .MUSLIN UNDERSKIRTS a real $2.00 value. now only $ j ! o La .i'd ‘dll'-1 »i Hr* i *'*•* • 1.3.1.1 •ml .1 Khirtv I I . T I iT 1 m d *m N ,i,n lf i H ln i't i i .vt,n I' m i I \n ............ Ptt ,h I v ...... . nl.ai II ,, •.mil -M i ii .'I <■•*I •*t-i ii I" | .,l- ■ i*''l ' |„ 111-i. 'll. i t |..t. .m l |ti llhirh * I' ' ■ PARASOLS, $ O H /i A Large Selection of Plaid GIXG HAMS, 50c and 05c values, Q now only A, at o n ly H lo \ o l I I . *111 **i S \ S | o lll« i ' l t i l l l l t l *ll,nl M .l.-H .lt- I** l - l - l . " I Ml S I M I'M L \ i,im - .... I I* !■•*,»« • bt.u .' ILd «,,**• •*•** -•***■-*•» *•• !••*• 1 •*•"’ rs t t , , t 13 I I " 3 l . i t . 1 " Itv -ti •-* 11—* nil I •I* JltlM.II, M r,III, I r t i i * " I..III. 41r***t •II.I Tlilfl-rSitli K ln t l. i l M f tie K M l ■ I n.| Jv. .*,.1 In I .* - i . T *..** It »nd I" I't'-V 13 ll»* : m j J>u h- j - k ,*. . . . | l„ l i t . - I I I l l r r 3 I .'! *• T •. ni.'l I " III— L It 11,*3. m l ’ lijii.* It", •lit* m l a.ljai. iil Inin l« l« I .- Tt I mi l *• I I I . - V 13 . LADIES' MIDDY MI.OUSES, special $.1.(10 MIDDY HI.OUS ES, now only 0 > J MEN'S PAD GARTERS specially priced I I I . vi HI M u n v i ..........n .lm r l Mirh •n<l th , n a l ,il itllh l-t I r , . v,|<.., klrtl II.rf^H, a i ,. i *,. i f —k \ i > * 1 ( ’ ll I LOREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES, !l3c and Up 10c value, now 1111 •• ' m i a -. i irln ; it**i If H** i*n i . , .i n tlt I', «ti S, T l , r .•* .m l i''1 It- MUSLIN UNDER­ SKIRTS. $2.50 value ■ r*»rit. |k If Ida. |*rr** ftl.lnc H r wlitltl "f * Id *1 n Ik | I " w ill I * ' m m il butt tllrm lotf Il.»« •*"»• ‘ lh w .iU a i w r a, |a,i* i c a i v e ry MEN’S SOX, 23c and .15c Value, Special sirl la llk-k ; H-r “A** »»' D - 1 **> it now HOY'S PANTS, 39c,* G9r, 97c and up *| nr lll.UE CHAM HR A Y SHIRTS. $2.00 nr,.I N . 7. Ill*** k «». T ir r * s '’ «» m! tail* T. s I I , n ir in i "f l».t|rr PATENT LEATHER PUMPS s p e c ia l L I O A L N O T IC i; l|« n»!olh*ri I w*t l »rh»c I tin t iM o in p ln l on tin* '**"•|ltt •IdC I'f '!•»»*I |*fhlt*r«i I'jfk \irti'W «n»t rJtlrnr1li» o *f \Uro*'lU \irnti\ Uiti» itik H irrrt •»»•! I I Irf litti M f f l *hi ILr •»f .W. irtifli H lfrrl. I«rt%*r r |» fjrV \*n I'rrlh* *i A i f h 'If . Ahtl «»u Ih** I - 1-1 •' I" ••• r' *M " r*' ' CIlfNKSE SI.IDES, the most com fortnblc House Slipper /1 /ih ^ l iiinde, special . LADIES' VICI OXFORDS, $5.00 val ties, all sizes /I Q ..pedal t /W » A t) v a lu e , r.i n . r'.miii i i t ft r • ’** 11 ’ m r i r j , ii I*** ..idlllm i I*1 *** iin .l I* I.r .11.1, r l lf l.n l. In H i, 11’ in , .1 I ii It m «.l.| ,..rllfl 'n l,4 .l i. ll * i.ir.llrii! In law. I* . mill I lit, Hi,I ,I.J ..f l*. t..l,r * I* I'1 W llr .r -« m j n f f lr l.I » Ir '■ii*i»11., 3i .H i i l.» » f Ali«U«l ' I' I'1 ,,s,«||ll, f. | | UNION MADE OVERALLS and COATS, 43.50 value ^7 f t CHILDREN’S SOX AND STOCK INGS AT VERY ATTRACT­ IVE PRICES. LADIES' SKIRTS. A large assortment of Skirls to se­ lect from— priced very low. 11ii ml red-, of other b arga in s not men­ tioned lure, hut all w orth) of your consideration. Huy your Hlnnkcts and Comforts now — von will sate money. ' t . i- •• ■ i t i i *. . ' *"t aid, **f **I'lt’-'d Vv. • H , r ••V*. I«it» T at* I " It . M il II* IH --A T ••\* In 11,1 ........... . ' ’if". ' * ’* ’ in: i . l u l l in ; it iir- H i i t ' . t 1 ■ k » v ! l • •I .,'.1 ’ • •. ' ' •il ' V ,1% r-. I ,1 I - r " t ••»t* * M n M i m » i i i , t i , i*ir» •tf»JI'»*i»«‘» i ...............• III, «ld,«l|lh It.. , r - l i r a .11 • I T I I .*1 i n t l t ll lll>*»l.x II* It m I i’ l Mii.nk-rr *li»ll i n * , *•»*•*• *• i •ti''" ' f *** I*4*4 •a, .it llilr l , . . . a i l l " «'• I - ••*»• ! .1" " , i n . , n rr i , ' , ' . l i , l 1: 3, l h » III* « f I*Ii . i»i » i still ns allend this Grand Opening Sale. Let nothing keep you away. Aire tivity lliat characterizes the Opening of this Grand Event. Come One! your frienfls a lon g--an d don't forget your Pocketbook at home hmififil I’liM . K.iva In a Hew Way. The ttntloiial liexeraiie of tin* SaiimIII Ihlnnden. Is “ .axa." olitaloed from Ho* dllid frill< *»r n |ilati* l.iunxit to I I I " hotilllist ns I'lp' r litetlijslleulo. Tin H lls s lr...... Mind of lls )i|e |iitra lIo n Will lt> 'hew III.*. XValer xxas iiilded. and. nfier siruiidiig, tin slug xxm -eady* lo drink Mls.loiinrles roll- i rllieed llie nallxes that tills uieiliod , lid liol ilcsord with the liesl soelal riislom.. mid mi iiowudaxH lliey grind the knxa root !n n stone inorlar xvilli » Mime pestle. To mi.v uiiiieriistomed per,. h i knvn tusie* ratlier like soup nn'*. ihoiigh .oine .ay It Iiiis u dnvor 5f varnish .Many Viiierlrniis. lioxxever tiaxli.g mipiired a liking for It. drink !t by lie* gallon. Him llie luillxe xxnj i f preparing It I* P h i *|oxv for lliem md they prefer lo ui.e ii meat grinder. rl U' ran&i ,dXL” LK1. D o n ’t tviisjudgo Os Bv our location. The fact that we are out of the high-rent district gives us a decided advantage to sell you Better Goods for Less Money “Better Goods For Less Money o ir c f l A olD oailiorcl Avenue SANFORD, - FLORII D o n ’t IV iisju d g e Us By ou /loeation. T h e fa c t that we are out of the high-rent district gives us a decided advantage to sell you Better Goods for Less Money �rA G E EIGHT in THE SANFORD HERALD AUGUST 27 j| c iK cu rr c o u r t o r s c m ir o l e county , FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. •V*** vt Tu (Im re* l*rnit, A lm ln I'roat, (Jrortt I 't n l. W. T. W b lt r t ir . 'l, ( X u n p U In L u t , I’M I. tl. at.. I k M u i U . V» 0 « sfjt CITATION. To C t M l, A lm ir a f n - t . T n n lrr , T l u . t r * . O u r l r . W l. ll llr r au<l w l f * W M il I r r . am i W illia m I.. Iir a . llr j and a r i l * .................. l l r a d W i a ll 1‘a r llr a r U la ilu c In trrra ta um lrr H w r i f I ’n a l , A lm ir a ITnat, l i n n * I'rual, T n t J lr r . C h a t Ira W lil t f U r and « l f r .................. GOOD F O R $1.00 GOOD This Coupon will be accepted as a Cash Payment of $1.00 on anv purchase nf $10.00 $1.00 This Coupon will be accepted as a Cash Paym ent o f $1.00 on any purchase o f INdRter. sad W lIH i- L. B r i-I’ y ael wife. ............... U n d l r y . . o r o lfcrrsrU r, a s l ta :!] p a r llr a I'UIm JluC au| I n t r m l In a m i lo lh« lotl - . l r c d o r r l iv . 1 landa . U n it e In brm tnule O m n i ? . 1‘lo rM a . « « i( f iu r llr u la rl. r <l*a rtlb n l a. fo llo w .. to-writ; llra ln tiln c at I t * Inlrrw rctlo a o f lh a Hoolli U n a o f K aat A lta m o n te A t r n o a w ith tl.a l!a.lart/ litre o f K u ll o t i H trral In F n a a l'a A dd itio n to A lla n to n lr. Sen d m d r t 'o u n lf , 1'lotlda, aa f a r I 'l a l d u ly r m a i l r d lu M a t ! V » k I. p a r* I I ; r u n ll ir m a r a . t M V i l ft, lo ttir North,-..! t W H r r o f la d 1 M In aald Aildltt.ni. tlirn rr N o rt h 413 ft. to Ilia Nortbaaat m t a r r o f tail FOR CTR M O R E $10.00 O R MORE 316 Sanford Avenue—Next Door to Brock the Tailor Sale Starts Friday, August 27th, and Will Continue Fifteen Days flrtirr Bandel’s Emporium will specialize in SHOES, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, LADIES’ and GENT’S FUR­ NISHINGS and all kinds of READY-TO-WEAR for MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN. A Strictly Cash Sale. Spot Cash for Low Prices. Make it your business to attend this Great Sale. Bandel’s Emporium will appeal to'the Economical Person to whom the saving of a dollar is equivalent to the earning of one. Bargains Here are REAL BARGAINS. This Is*a Strictly Cut-Price Sale. Read, Think and Consider. a. O u n p U ln a n t . MEN S NAINSOOK UNION SUITS $2.00 Value, Special 4 A for this Sale A •il MEN'S NAINSOOK Drawers, 75c Value, Special SHIRTS AND SJ £ A * ami •]* i'Urine liial If ll«r CHINESE SLIDES, the moat fortnble House Slipper ^ in title, spccinl • HLUE CHAM DRAY SHIRTS, lar $1.75 quality, 0 4 now only v9JL < LADIES' VICI OXFORDS, $5.00 val ues, all sizes CJS) A Q special A V RI.UE CllAM11RAY SHIRTS, $2.00 value, now very special t j/J L t U t r PATENT LEATHER PUMPS MEN'S SOX, 2. Value, Special ROY'S OVERALLS, made of heavy Rlue Denim, specially O . f l GY) g " priced at t ])J ROY’S PANTS, 39c,' 09c, 97c nnd up. MEN'S LISLE THREAD HOST Senms, light weight, extra Special O C ROY’ S OVERALLS, sizes 1 to 12, now only SILK SOX, Values $1.00 to $1.25, special MEN’S PAD GARTERS, a 10c value specially priced 9 0 ^ at only A l.arge Selection o f Plaid HAMS, 50c and 05c values, i now only ( MEN’S WORK PANTS, lection, a special ( at only ( SHEETS, 72x90, PLEACHED, extra good values, now O 4 7 0 only v A * * MEN’S DRESS PANTS, All Wool PILLOW CASES Special MEN'S IIALRRIGGAN SHIRT Drawers, 75c Value, Special, 'iy I .r O A L N O TIC R Iti ♦diJlllb-M IW-t I at IIi* I 1m I *1 .ill 1* li tl on IIif K*.mh »Me i*f T in t It H trrrl, U lw p f n I'.itk AititiK* and r«lmrMt< i* >Mr# nf \|a£tH’l|4 Avrntli*. I # l » i v n T***i 11 H lfrrl (Hi*i *n*lrlrr|illi (M m -t iHl 11m* V iffh ftldr Ilf {trlflltll Hlrri t. U 'tt.rrii I'afk A lt HID* llv! t'rrm h A lfN U fr nh*l ou (h r tU*l •l it* uf *Unfi<r«| A lenur, i'ii llu* irftl ■Mr itf 4D*t mljitfruf pi J 7. 1l|urk nf T lF f “ A " amt 1«*»li 7, •*. tl. 10. 11 aiDl Ik* lllM-k 7 T l - p **A*# In Ibr flljr «»f *ii,. f*»fil. rin rM ii; | riK illiIn c l l r wldfb >-f «il*l ■M*» w n U i, ati>1 lli* tu ii«*rlnI lo U* u*r«| I ii tlii-lf «x*n atinrlim i: dlrrt'llnir thal •mrl* tldrurnlka, I** n a ialrnrtn l In (in*.i>D ».'0 Hit lit Itf r l t f itnll im u f* r m r n l n i H r iN-mirwti-.»» of »Mt*«ilks UNION MADE OVERALLS nntl COATS, $3.50 value Q f* 7 0 Special $ & •JJ'J SILK SOX, $2 to $2.50 Values, Special MEN’S DRELSS SHIRTS, $2.50 VnL ues. A large assortment to select from. Specially fit 4B © {H t priced at t !) J L «C & «7 $7.49 MEN’S SPORT SHIRT’S, $2.00 ami $2.50 valuer, C»<| A Q Special at tD A a 3 t / RATH INC. SUITS NOW GO ING A T HALF PRICE. rty invitrra »|o ?*»• ffit>afrvit*t itfrli n itM o *lt1j it*** fnai !h » «if itt'llrt »»i**n U r n mi to i|ti, lit <’|lf w ill i 'i H t r .1 in n*n«frn* t *m h »1<!«»*«U* nnd **'«'■'! !*>*• *»f * iiiu * t*i llu* |»n*petl/ uwh rra aImI tlo-rr-ni m : i t m rrfo i.v r.il itv t i i i : m v n n i i n ^ Hit»N o r T f : r r r v <»r k a m o h m . i i o i n n v MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS, $3.50 to to $5.00 values, a large selection o f patterns, going now for i l *9 *llmt HM t h alka l r n n w I n i f lM f**t T h i I I i N lr r r |«rl«ir^n I'ath A r r n u r mal l l,-i|iin*f|i» g Wdj llo' *1tf* f.nd *n |«,|« | pu,i fl, Itn rk ) Ji, 1 |i*r l i i l t I and 0, IU- n L I ‘U.-i |;H I r n Mu**'lt*i A ir u U r U*l t n . f i T m iil. Hfnrrt ■ ml Ttdr* -riiili st r . f t . alonf l i t wi n n l jr mi, a*IJn.nit to | jit « (1,7.11,*1.11 ami In |tk«k 17. T la r l Z l4.la tr7*s.*» and h* lit*, k in H r r l i t . ii.7 s SILK SHIRTS AND CREPE DE CHKNE SHIRTS AT VERY POPU­ LAR PRICES. RM I** IlkM'k II, 1|rt*i rM ijgm i‘ ■ sUIr ant| fi*1Jwt**iif ftiii. [ » . * l.2,r«,| and ’ UJ. T t r r :it U t l X . Z X i ntd t l l W h n l l r r i faHa 1 . A 1 I and A lik«rk 11. Y ln f Jl: an*I t»*i H «irii||i rftrr**l i,| n H ,ti I ’.trk A t n t U f nr»t| fT riifti AtrtitH*, ||>N| ltt*« •olllll *t*lr niit| A iijjr f lil *■. |-.|nn.] I " 111*1, i. H . r * |j .1. r u.| |ft. IWx k v a i - i ! MEN’S STIFLE BLUE OVERALLS $2.75 Value, now © O 6>C* only t? )d & U i£ e S BOY’S TVASH ABLE SUITS GREATLY REDUCED. MEN’S WORK SHOES, $3.50 ail’d $1 values,.Solid Leather, Q Q now only MEN’S $5.00 now going fur only AND $6.00 SHOES, C /l Q Q tD ^ Ia O * / MUSLIN UNDER. SKIRTS, $2.50 value CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES, 93c nnd Up LADIES’ MIDllY I1I.OUSES, special $1.00 MIDDY DLOUS ES, now only LADIES’ WHITE values, now going for only PARASOLS, $2 Q O /fd O w v 36-IN. PLEACHING ■10c value, now LADIES’ GAUZE L ’5c value, special LADIES' RLACK HOSE, special LADIES’ Black and White HOSE 50e value, now only U 9 i SILK LISLE HOSE, Block and White, 75e valuo BLACK SILK .HOSE Mill Runs, Special at only SILK HOSE:, Black, V Brown, $2.00 to $2.50 value flow VESTS EXTRA SIZE GAUZE VESTS, 35c value, now only MUSLIN GOWNS, made o f Soft Nainsook, $1.75 value now only t 0 A a m 77 MUSLIN GOWNS, value, an extra special nt Bungalow APRONS, .special $2.50 to $3.00 LADIES* MUSLIN UNDERSKIRTS a real $2.00 value, O -fl (Oi now only t^ A •AJ SILK HOSE, $3.00 and $3.50 value CHILDREN’S SOX AND STOCK INGS AT VERY ATTRACT­ IVE PRICES. LADIES’ SKIRTS. A large assortment o f Skirts to sc le d from—priced very low. Hundreds o f other hargnlns not men tinned here, hill nil worthy o f yom consideration. Buy your Blankets nnd Comforts —you will -*a\e money. 1 l . u X llfio'k *. i_l>,T. Hfi.l I , . i , ;• i,,hi I > lit.Nl If 11*f fit ami •«ti ll»f t «i| at Ir *»f S«nfnr.| A%riri*' I III** «•(((• il.r • lt> ttnlliu of id kM.ilkn, in: 11 y\ i!Tiii:it itixii.vr.h M in n r n mIi *II « .'i» A w flllrti i>**ll »l( III I* f d i ji n u t l *» !•* N T »i ner I f He, |lf n I7i» o f I m ' » r r . « i*d.. .w u nr ivM!». u t>r 1ltt» i wi Itf *<f M • « *7 • *i* of Ini.ii rli.H *ji* ri|m i tl** •ldi*«r«ll m I m I; “ »«d. lit: it H im ;: m^oi.vr.i* l.rrw iib 'fl fr rll**'d I" pm i,d»ii(rl»**| *d H llldlt d ll* fruin 111* T. f,f |1 Ih -j 1*11 tl jisl fi r In il*" |tn<», i* |m mar »|»' . i rTH ulm rl diuli •l*Un4lk4 *t llu* owner* o f M e ntxilllns 1 [YttW l,f ihi 4 *nrfi *l li* f* itm. lull'**w*i fu|i>|itrd l*r 11.. < I lf I 't*mnd-•h»fi h*ttf**fd. H* Hi til. lilt* 1*1tl Oft If uf lio ». tt.ianhn«»TI n!; ll»- CJtjr n i.n*l. \ 1) By all means attend this Grand Opening Sale. Let nothing keep you away. Aire buzz o f activity that characterizes the Opening o f this Grand Event. Come One! your frientls along— and don’ t forget your Pocketbook at home L t™ It. rifjr (VtiutnliihiniTi Cliy Ainlilor n i l Cirri. Kava In n New Way. The rational heverage of the Kaino* in Islnndon* is “ kava," ohltilttwl from tin- ilt'U'il frill* •)( a |itnnl known to tin- botanist ns Piper litetlt.vbtlcum. Tin clfl.sir itn tlioil of Its prepar.itlon was I.v chewing. Wali-r was milled, and. after (mining, the btulT win *ondy lo drink. Missionaries conrlncisl tin- untlies that this method lid not accord with the he.-d boclnl :tistoni». and bo nowudnjH they grind the kava root In a stone mortar with s Mime restle. To any unnccustoimsl >*'r.sm knvn tubten rather like soapMills, though some «ay It has a flavor 9f varnish. Many Ainerlmtm, however having acquired a liking for It, drink It liy Gte go Hen. Rut tin- native win D on’t M i s j u d g e U s Belter Goods For Less Money By our location. The* fact that we are out of the high-rent district gives us a decided advantage to sell you 316 Sanford Avenue Better Goods for Less Money D on’t Misjudge Us By ou^location. The fact that we are out o f the high-rent district gives us a decided advantage to sell yo\i * Better Goods for Less Money �fflMW# ? *; r*.1*. * -> - . *■■ r • f ‘j y L vuliV f i y\y . r gVViT, jf\ f, ■{it; >ufj| mg*yfev \im \ r t; H ER A LD SANFORD IN TH E H EA RT OF THE W O R L D ’S G REATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. SEPTEMBER 3. 1920. VOLUME XII. NUMUER 3 BOARD OF TRADE BANQUET HERALD PRINTING CO. GALA DAY A SUCCESS NEXT THURSDAY EVENING MAKES CHANGES IN IN EVERY PARTICULAR BUSINESS MANAGEMENT GAMES WERE GREAT by the president at the last meeting and those committees that have no re­ ports will be immediately fired anc fined so be on hand and hnvc a re­ port or suffer the consequences. And last but not least it is hoped Next Thursday night Sept. 9th, th, that Hon. Willis B. Powell, secretarj newspaper and job printing line an, Sanford Board of Trade will hoi, of the Lake County Chamber of Com­ three innings each the latter game fin­ regardless of the scarcity of prini their monthly banquet nnd buslnest merce, and one of the greatest boost ally being stopped by the police ant ers in Florida will be the guest of th, paper and the exhorbitant prices char­ meeting and these who miss th darkness together. The Fathers and ged for the same, the daily will b, meeting will miss the greatest treat Board of Trade that night and giv, Daughters was a scream as the Fath­ us one of his wonderful nnd inspirinj issued right on after the first issu, of the season. ers seemed to be out o f practice somr starts in October. The Job printinj As usual the Valdez Hotel wil* talks on “ delivering the goods” an, of them not having played for at least department will be enlarged from tlm, cater to the perverted tastes o f th< the people who hear him Thursdn; forty years or more. In the Daught­ to time tc take care of the growlnt various members of the Board n night will want to go out the next ers line up the following appeared: needs of the city and county and it it Sanfor Board of Trade will hold morning and build at least three ho Ethel Henry and Mrs. Reg Holly’ tels and a hundred homes and mak, the hope o f the management to-turn their monthly bunquet and busines pitchers, Adele Rlnes catcher, Mary one o f the largest and the best print Trade and as usual the guests cm Sanford n bigger nnd better city. Thrasher, lb, Florence Henry 2b,Mr*. ing offices in this part of the state look furward to this banquet witl Thursday night’a meeting promise, Reg Holly and Alary Frances Balll, On account ’of the excellent locatioi most pleasant anticipations for the. to be one of the best of the year an, If* of Sanford, midway of the state, it it have never been disapointed in th, every progressive citizen of ScmlnolThe bright particular stars in th* the logical place for a big Florida dai­ line of cats. county should be there and help t< Fathers were C. E. Hery and D. JL ly paper and efforts toward this fcnt But ,-aing is not the most Import put these important (improvements Thraser pitchers, Chas. Britt Catcher, will be directed by men who make ui W. M. HAYNES SELLS STOCK TC the Herald force. The Associate, ant lien, in these meetings ulthougi over. This is the time to be up an, LaVerne Hurt lb, J. G. Ball, l.f., E. it seems that eats get out the mos doing and you will be told by th< MESSRS. NEEL .LILLARD Press service and a cartoon servic, members. There are many big thing, committees what they are doing am STORES CLOSED HALF DAY ANn Henry c, Walter Hand, r.f. Edward lame acted as referee and GOOD TIME HAD and the best local news and slat, to discuss regarding improvement! what they expect you to do. • . AND TREADWELL the final score was 8 to 9 in favor o l BY ALL news service that money can buy wil that this city must mnke in orde Tickets for the banquet are on sab the Girls but the full particular ol be placed in the homes of- the su’ to get best results from the. big rus* at the First National Bank, the Semi these games will be given by our staff scnbcih every ufternoon ami the Her of tourists to the state this sensor nole Coun,y Bank and the People artist in the next issue. Several c h a n ts have benn rnadi /tld can be depended upon to not uni* There will lie committee reports frot Bank. Get them early and avoid th The Gain Dav and Riding Tourna­ in the peritonei of the Herald I tint keep abreast of the times but just u th$ various committees The dance in the evening had just ment yesterday wa one of the most appointed rush, ins Coni puny in the past week. W little bit ahead and anticipate tin successful affairs ever held in San* started in full awing when the rain M. Haynes retires as business mating needs nnd the wants of the people. lord. The city was filled with visit­ started to fall and in a few minutes tr and his place will bo filed by N. J Walter M. Haynes, who retires fron PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DEATH OF MRS. FRANK KENT ors from every precinct in the county such a beautiful start that it conic Ullard, the latter together with II. A the business management of the Her­ and from every county in this part of not be stopped until the streets w en Neel and Deane Treadwell having pur ald, has been with the plant for th, The pastor has returned from his the state. The people came early and awfully damp from the moisture and 'Thursday after a lingering illncs, chased the stock of Mr. Haynes am past ten years and has made hi un­ Mrs. Kent entered Into rest. Carrie vacation and the preaching servicer by ten o’clock tno streets were filled the dance was called off. But at that G. F. Klnnahan. friends by his attention to busines*. Dean was born in Elmira, New York. of the church will be resumed for th, with a great crowd surging back and every body went home happy and with The new officers of the Herald I’ rih mid to the patrons. His object ii November 1C, 1854, nnd was mnrriet winter. forth across the streets nnd by the the feeling that they had enjoyed on, tiny Company will be R. J. Holly, pres­ leaving the Herald Printing Co., i, to Frank Reynolds Kent forty-fiv, time the parnde started there were big day in Sanford and they will not The services next Sunday will b, ident, T. E. Wilson vice president, a laudable one, as he is anxious to g, years ago. They moved to Sanfor, as follows: many thousands out to sec it. The be contented until they get bock fot N. J. LlUurd, Secretary and Treasurer into business for himself ln anothe twenty-three years ago. Besides hei DeLand Bnnd in the big Charles another. Sunday School 9:45 A. M. It was said that a neat sum was rea­ Truck furnished the music, the parnde ]] A. Neel, general manager. Pnrt li , 8tnto *nd wherever ho ma- husband she leaves two sons, Beech,Prenching 11 A. M. R J. Holly and T. E. Wilson nee, cast his Jot we can commend him ti nnd Harry. Sr. Christian Endeavor 7:15 P. M. wing headed by C. M, Hand and th, lized for the hospital but there was no introduction to the people o f tnii the new friends that he will mnke anrough riders followed on their mounti also considerable expense attached't. Prenching 8 P. M. section. Mr. Holly will be tho editor to the old ones that already know hi During tho lon«* period of her weal; with their lances held prudly aloft. It but the various commniittees wiL’ The Womans Auxilary will hold of the Herald in the future as he hai ,l “ business man and a cTtlzer ness and suffering Mrs. Kent main­ its monthly business meeting next Otheru were in the tmrmle nnd Mlsi be content if the people were satis­ in the past having started this papci ®njejrrity. He has nol tained wonderful patience and cheer­ Monday afternoon at 4o’ciock in th, es Ethel Henry an,I May Thrushc! fied with their entertainment' even IT made up his mind ns to his future !„ fulness. A mcmltrr of the Presby­ church. Matters of importance con­ and several other young ladies added the money is not forthcoming. in Sanford in 1908 and has been the The various committees and the head of the Herald Printing Company cation but has several good offers terian church in the North, her fait! cerning the work o f the Auxilary fot color to the parade which passed ovci since it was organised. Mr. -Thos from various citls nnd will probai never grew dim in the days of pysku winter will be discussed. the principal streets of the city an, ladies were everywhre atending to the trial which were her lot beyond th, Emmet Wllaon is the dean of the stooped at the corner of First street various details nnd all of them work­ September bnnf° 1'1 nbout thc' fI« t o experience of mnny. Ministered t, Seinole Bar and one of the promlnen anJ Park avenue where upon a larg, ed like Trojans yesterday and this Is. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH with unfailing devotion by her love,’ attorneys o f the state. N. J. Lilian niHnr truck the prizes that were given by tha spirit that will make our city one years the Her- ones it was her joy to have them all of the best In the state. is a Texan by birth and moved fron f i J J K i ' “ twi-wj for the upbuilding o "The Indwelling Christ," and "A the merchant* were drawn. Little with her during these recent months Texas to Alabama many years agi Sanford, of the county and of the state Miss Shafer drew the numbers out ot Good Man’s'Creed, Good for Any A host o f friends extend their loving BIG LABOR DAY CELEURATION He has been the printing businesi CY ^ a t nos been pursue. Man," will be the themes at the Con- _ box nnd C. L. Britt, Judge Houafor 49 years and for ten yeara was ii In the past will be a criterion for th, sympathy. roldcr- Edward Lane nnd-JL J. Holly grcgntionnl Church morning and even­ The funeral wos held Fridny after­ the government printing office a future and this paper will follow th, Daytona Beach wil have a big Lab­ ing respectively. Eleven and eight. acted ns judges and announced th, Washington. From there he movei principles of assisting in the growth noon at the Congregational Churcl Mrs. Frances Woodruff organist at >rizes, the winners and the numbers, or Day Celebration next Monday Sept. to Pensucoln where he was with th and dovolopcmcnt of Florida with in charge of her pastor, Rev. Brow­ both services. 'he drawing held the crowd over ai Cth. Them wil) be a band concert by Journal and afterward was busines Justice and charity toward nil am! er. A quartette consisting o f Mrs hour and |500 in fine prizes were glv the DeLand Band, iwimmmtng con­ ------------x------------manager of the News, lie also serv­ malice toward none,—the Herald wil’ A.M. Phillips, Mrs. W. T. Morgan en Away to thc( people who held th, tests, Bathing Suit Parade, dancing COBH LOCKHART Mr, C. L. Polk, and Mr. S. O. Shin ed the county ,of Escambia as secre­ always be the People's Paper. many of the num between Daytona and Bradentowiv ucky numberp.[. So msi tary and Treasurer of the West Flor »L^fCSJr? Lillard and Neel have show; hosier snng “ Come Ye Disconsolate,’ >ers had beeni g iven out In the vnrioui at the Nautilis Casino, baseball gam* Miss Ruth Lockhart, daughter ol idu Fair Association and is known their faith in the future Sanford bj “ Abide With Me," and “ Load Kindi) counties nnd the people did not briny arcoplanc stunts by the aviaton from throughout west Kloridu where hi purchasing homes for themselves am Light," Mrs. Frances Woodruff boh) Mr. and Mrs. David Lockhart, of Or­ them ln and this neccsslated dr,twin Carlstrom Field and a big opening o f lando, were quietly 1FMV Rc p many friends familiarly call him‘‘ Un out other numbers making the task the new Daytona Beach Casino recent­ «ther property here and organist. A large delegation o f mer cle Si". From Pcnnacola Air. Lilian nii\e ftettJpt] down an pcrninnent rei- from the car shops atomic) in m bod) lando and Mr. Harry. P. Cobb of San­ much greater but the crowd was goo, ly erected. The day will be given ov­ went back to Alabama, locating in Flo- Idents of Sanford. With Mr. Tread- to express their friendship and sym­ ford- were quietly mnrreid at Tavarei nntured throughout and remained un­ er to sports o f all kinds and a big: Monday at 9 p.m. crowd from Sanford will go over for rala and Brcwton and with H. A. Nec‘ well Mrs. Lillard and Mrs. Neel thev pathy with Mr. Kent. Dircctlly after the ceremony th, til the lust prize had Wen given away the day. Several Sanford awimmera establshed the Neel-l.illard Printlnj. are commended to the Christian felThe interment wns In Lnkcvirw Promptly at noon the immense crow, ypung couple left for a short wedding have been entered in the swimming Co., owning three newspapers nnd Jol lowship and the social and bushes! Cemetery. trip to parts unknown and witl latei wns fed and with picnic lunches, frie, contests. ----------- -x -----------offices In the state, circles of this city ni.d will prove vniliuh, wenies hot from the pan, nick make their home In Jacksonville. Mr SKI.I.ING LIGHTING PLANTS H. A, Neel comes from Colorado unble additions to the name mid hu\. Cobb Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. I’ es, bread and coffee the multitud) ing cast their future lot with this city having spent some thirty years in tha Cobb of Sanford, nnd is conected witl was fed and everyone had plenty n! FIRST ANNUAL CELEBRATION. state and was engaged in the printinj and coutry are u component part o' In Ibis issue appears an advertise­ the Florida East Coast railway with though the large crowd was murt business as printer, publisher, mun- this great commonwealth. than the fish fry committee cxpecte, Robert .Morris Memorial Association ment of hu Matthews Full Automat­ offlcca In Jacksonville. ager and editor and had n chain of Held In Sanford -x — ic Light and Power Plants that hard The many friends of Mr. and Mrs and the fish hardly went round bu! newspaper plants in that state, lit RAINBOW SHOWER ly need an introduction from the peo­ Cobb in Sanford as well ns Orland, everyone had enough to eat. came to Alabama later and spent aTha first annual celebration of th* ple who have heard such good reports will Join in' extending fvlicntions— Or­ At one o’clock Senator Park Tram bout nine years thtro in the printing tobert Morns Alemorlal Association Daughter* o f Wesley of the Metho- from nil those who hnvc these plant! lando Sentinel. mel who wa* the special gurst of th business, being associated with N. J emt Church entertained with a “ Rain­ in operation. The Matthews Autoday wa4 re'jucstcd to make a few re w..s held at the West Side Park a£ Lillard. Sir. Neel has worked in bow Shower” in !,?nor of Miss Ruth matic is just what the name mcam mark* anent the tournament nnd bill Sanford August 2t5th In a royal man­ GENEVA tvtry sate In the union and knows th, Roberts, and is automatic in every particulm gam?* nnd the i.nspitnl and being nil ner. Sickness kept some officer* at printing business as few know it lome and the rain others; never tlv. The beautiful bow it. . ie sky so blue causing the owner no trouble nftci Mrs. Hcrmlonc Lew o f Jncksunvill, nounced by Judge Bchclle Maine* li About one year ago together witl v> ■ up o f color of every hue; it hns been installed ami working lik, visited frknds in Geneva lust week u nent introductory speech Senate; less it wns well renr**«fit*xf, RoN Deane Trendwell and NY J. Lilian’ Red, Orange, Yellow nnd Green, the machinery was endowed with h u -j ,Mr>. Joe |T,,imt nf Ga. it the gue* Trammell gave a well worded nddres: ert Aiorrls tho son of the founder c f Mr. Neel established the Pnrngor mart . Intelligence. The Matt hows o f her parent*, Mr, nnd Mrs. L. Ii of thirty minutes nbout th, needs am this society had been invited by Sem­ Blue indigo and violet are seen. Press in this city and built up a large benefits of a hospital nbout the grow inole Chapter to be present at the 6 rsl Not n ro!t,r too many. lighting nnd power plant* have a fine! chnmbllst. business in the job printing departreputation in evry state in the union, The Geneva schools ope opened lam th of the stnte and of Sanford in par­ meeting of the Association, lit. honor laent, but the opportunity to pur­ Not u shade ton light; of hit father. Aitho an InvMiK b* nnd it is n cause for congratulation The lights nnd the shadows full just Monday with a good atendance, M. E ticular nnd closed by making Severn came from Kentucky to meet with the chase the interest of W. M. Hoynei announcement about the sale of ticket! right. to the peopleof this section to know Dooley being principal. Mr*. W. W presented itself nnd on account of Robert Alorria Memorial Association the present conditions o f the papei So with the Beau of Promise in love’s that It. l>. Polk, has taken the agency Kilby ti-ncher of the intvrmcdiat, for the games and for the benefit of at Sanford. After tho tables wane the hospital and hewas well received clear sky* for these plants and will be pleased room and. Mra. Al. E. Dooley the prl market and other large problems Ii nnd heartily applauded making i. ready Alice E. Robbins introduced.h« the printing business it was thought The lights nnd the shadows show hea­ to call upon any and all prospective mor>\ great hit in his remarks about th, little grandson Wm. Lee Parry Jr., customers nnd cxplnin in detail th e ]’ j j r, nnd Air*. David Speer of San ven is nigh advisable to combine the three officer daughters playing in a ball game wit) he gave a short prayer, Robert M orris into one nnd the beat equipment ol '.'he honey-moon rises, the turtle dov­ workings of this wonderful lighting, ford were the guests o f Airs, J. V their fathers since the Indies were now was asked to givd grace. Theu Airs. nm! jxiwer plant. Rend the ndver-1 Wicks last Thursday, ‘ ’Hice will be placed in the Her es coo A. E. Robbins gave a welcome U> aI f voting nnd doing things. tisement In this issue of the Herald Misses Edna nnd Pauline Giegei »ld office making it one o f the mos: Their dreams seem so real their needs nnd watch for future announcements, came home front Orlando last week The tournament took place prompt present the response was given by at complete nnd efficient printing plant must bo too. It will pay you to Investigate theMiss Pauline wiB stay to attend school ly at two o’clock the riders being, an­ Sister from Umatilla. A lter ditumin the state. May their futuro bring sunshine and Alalthcws pinnt nnd see R- L. Polk. here. nounced by lion. George A. DcColt the rain drove the visitors to the- H kscad well originally camt clouds just a few lie has Seminole, Orange and Lake; Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Phillips ar, e* and riding out in rfont of the Judg­ onic Hull, After the election o f effWeeding Kansas, hnving been born ii most true. es stand on the lake front. Follow­ fleers for another year, ouuiy spoke counties in hi? territory. taking in the sights of Jacksonville iopeka about thirty years ago nm Robert ----- *------------this week. ing is the results and those who took for the good o f the order. fk r through several cyclone: And Indeed as Ruth stepped into Mrs. Morris gave a lecture of the Early his­ SENATOR TRAMMELL HERS part in the tournament: Claude Herndon’s beautiful home last Air*. R. Q, Gresham isc visiting hes that lifted everything in the slat, tory of the Eastern Star he being the daughter Mrs. Charles Chiison a< The entrants were C. M. Hand, Bar­ oldest) member living. A beautiful the mortgages he decided t( Thursday afternoon to the strains of Tnmpn. Lohcngrins wedding march and a host Senator Park Trammell was th, ney Beck, Miss Ethel Henry, R. L. Jtrike out and see the world. H< the day. > Mrs. Tiilia nf Sanford spent Iasi Humphries, B. P. Self, E. I* Partin sun set closed •corned his trnde of pressman in tht o f friends her "bow of promise" seem­ guest of honor at tho Gala Day, fwt------------ x-------------*<4 riate printing office at Topeka nm ed startlingly near. With new heart ivitles yesterday coming up from hi* week hero with her mother Mrs. It.G J. C. Jacobs, W. G. Kilbee, E. C. EstPROMENADE PARTY throbs and thrills we listened to the Nicholson. Lakeland home spending the day her, ridge, P. A. Leonard!, Henry, Lee, W afterwards worked In some of the The most recent c f the many «w Mrs. B. V. David and Children oj AI. Jacobs, G. G. Jacobs, G. P. Lewis largest printing offices in the country beautiful song "Because" sweetly ren­ where his many friends were glad tc lightfu] afairs enjoyed by the Bap­ dered by Lilly Ruth Spencer. Sirs. Brunswick, Ga., are visiting All. an, see him again. The Senator ha* Just Eddie Pell, A nbur Pridcaux, Misi tist young folka this summer wns a. doing the high class presawork am M a/ Thrasher, Henry Cameron. he understands presses nnd machlner) Babbitt in these fitting words—asked passed through a most streneou* tw, Mrs. Clifford Proctor. Promenade given by Alias Rose Gal­ as no other man in the south under­ Ruth “ to pause on the threshold e’er ears at Washington nnd Is glad t< The first prize won by I). I’. Sel lagher, at her home on Tuesday seeking her bag of gold at tho rain­ e back in his nntlvc state among hi! Mrs. J. T. Brady o f Jacksonville is of Chuluota made ten rings, he sec­ nlng, August 31st. Shortly after 8 stands it. Deane is a versatile younj man and aside from being a first bow’s end and as shi went forth seek­ home people for a short visit. H« in’ the city looking for a house as th, ond prize was won by G. G. Jacob: o'clock, when all the guesta were as­ class pressman nnd printer is also i ing fortunes good store it was with wns not here to speak but his friend! family will remove to Sanford again of Chuluota making six rings. Th, sembled on the spacious rerandv plumber, steam fitter nnd engineer tender love and best wishes o f the were anxious to hear him and th, Air. Brady has opened a new Jewel try third prize wan tied by Jacobs, Pel Prom cards appropriately decarntsif out now that he is anchored with th. Daughters of Wesley and her friends. committee prevailed upon him it store here in the Wclaka Block. and Leonard! and ln the run o ff J«c with roses were passed around, aad The end of the Rainbow wan soon make a few remarks after dinner at Herald Printing Co., he will cease oba had three rings, Pell two rings thenceforth during tha evening promJvandering and confine his atention reached after clipping verses, compos­ the lake front which the senator gra­ The only scrimaf* occuring during Leonard! one which made Psll thin' enadind by all. At eleven something .................. ' to turning out some of tho real prin. ed for the occasion and read amid ciously consented to do. Benatot the day yesterday was one in the Bel’ and Leonard! fourth. en oyea by all. At eleven something ttng matter that he knows so well. much merriment and comment. Park Trammell probaly has m on Cafe when some folks from Chuluota The fudges were Alex Vaughn, Jim refreshments aopcared. The gnarts A beautiful gold basket filled to ov­ friends In this county than any mar had a dispute with the negro waitei This combination of trained news Htxon, Archie Cameron, Mr*. Endoi departed early In September and ewerflowing, with gifts from her frien­ in public office and they are alwayr about .food and when Sheriff Brad) Paper men, printers and press men Curtett o f Geneva, Mils Pepper ol erroue agreed that they had spent si plenty of equipment should give th, ds awarded Ruth at the end of th. gjaq to have him with them upon al! attempted to arrest the negro he re- Lake county. delightful month end. "Rainbow Trail". bccasion*. HI* visit yesterday! was slated with the result that there was public the best o f sendee at all timei The guests were as follows; Tn the hurdle races free for all firsi T he. rooms were beautifully deco­ purely personal as he will not be a lively fight for a few minutes but the in the newspaper and Job departments Misses Adele Rlnes, Mildred Huston A Linotype machine has been install- rated in cut flowera of every hue, candidate for his office for four yean negro was landed in the county bastile prize won by Henry Cameron th,- firat Julia Lalng, Cr.rrie Stanley- Rath priz*! Icing |8, second prize won by ------------ x------------**> take the place of the Monotyp, palms and trailing vines. Delicious more bOt ho is the same old Pari Whittle. Maymw Stetle, Martlia G«rMessrs. Chris. Rau of Eemour In, E. L. Partin ?(!, third prize was i*or rizon, Alary Garrison. Jeanette Lalng. machines and another Linotype wil* salad course wa* served by tho host­ Trammell whether he is n candidat, by William Kilbee, fourth priz, or not/ and this is the secret of hit !■* added later for newspaper and jol ess assisted by Lily Ruth Spencer, Peter Fisher of Jacksonville. Harr, Mt-lba Relrenstrin, of Kansas City * crk and when all of the equipmen Carolyn Spencer, Rosemond Radford, popularity. Farrell, nndmothcr Airs. Elizabeth won hy D. P. Lewis, $2. Kansas, and Miss Howard, from ------------ x-------------, George DeCottes announcer, Johr Kentucky guest o f Mrs. Miller. has b?en placed in position and every and Julia Zachary. Farrell and mother, Airs. Elizabet Jchn Russell is home from a trip to lando were Gala day visitors here Leonard! score keeper and Archi, jhinp is ready the Daily Herald will Is Messrs, Cecil Hicks. Dromon Cren­ Cameron time keeper. If anyone desire* some fine *cup- many of the northern states where h< guests of Mr. and .Mrs. H. A. Neel. issued and continued every-day In thi shaw, Burke Steele, Edward Ilender>'<ar except Sundays. erong grapes they should see R. B. went to investigate the growing and ------------ x------------After the tournament and races th* son, Gray Michael. Ben Steele, F tomJynch on the Orlando road near EL marketing conditions anJ he retumr Mia. Alton B. Carter o f Tampa it lcrowd adjourned tc t i t Lull pnrk I erick Rincs, Roy Mason- Nevton LovThe Herald Printing Company believe that Sanford it entitled t< der Springs who has some elegant feeling that Sanford is about the grea­ the guest o f Mrs. F.-ank Grayam foi |where the" Fathers and Daughters nm’ |rJL Watson Me Alexander, and H ertest place on earth. °nly the best o f everything in th. grapes for sale. * days. -the Single and AlnrrUd Men piaye, Iwrt Squires. BIG MEETING THAT WILL FILLED WITH IM I’ ORANT EVENTS II1 Com bines Two Other Plants With The Herald Shop Big Fish Fry and Dinner Fed the Multitude Present ADDNEWEQinPMENT A BIG CROWD HERE S 'K . .. . _ __ _ E ■ X ffA r - i i . i. �9 ,, Hr C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD nnd Mrs. Jacobs with short talks Prof. Jncohs gave an outline of th years work, nnd stated that all must strive to keen I-nke Monroe one o ‘ the best schools in the sUite. The en tire community feels that this wil prove to be one of the best terms it the history of Lnke Monroe, ------------ x------------EAST SANFORD moon-ilt night a social time K0?*2 cheer was enjoyed by all. Refresh­ ment o f cream and a number of cakes wero served and all hoped for man) such happy times, * One guest, n nephew of Mr. \\ lllle Tyner we understand took the train for Jacksonville where he took to himself a bride so congratulations are in order. x FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER v * WILL EXPLORE BAFFIN LAND Expedition Leaves Boston In July to Investigate Northern Region Never Hitherto Penetrated. Secret* of Baffin Land, one of the portions of the Arctic still unexplored, will b» the objective of the MacMillan rxpedltloa which ti In preparation now for departure in the summer of 1021. Although the region was visited w ternl times before the Pilgrims crossed the Atlantic to Cape Cod, Baffin Land, from the point of view of explorers nnd scientists. Is still one of the rich­ est and most alluring fields of research In the North. Its whole western shore, more IJinn 1.000 mllea In length. Is but vaguely defined on the charts. Eskimos hnvc told wonderful tnlcs of vast lakes anil towering mountains In the Interior, but white men have never visited that section. It* flora and fauna have nev­ er been studied; little is known of tha movements of the tidal current* along Ita shores, and facts of geology, min­ eralogy and meteorology await th* coming of scientific observers. The party, headed by Donald Mac­ Millan. the late Admiral Peary's lieu­ tenant on the expedition that reached the north pole, plans to leave Boston about July 1, 1021, nnd to reach Baffin Land In,less than a month, with K0°d luck. The following winter will be spent on the western shore In latitude 00. The camp probably wtll he Just south of the entrance of the danger­ ous Fury nnd Hecln strait, where the ships of Captain* Parry and Lyon, seekers of a northwestern passage, were blocked a century ago. That Is 100 mile** north of the Arctic circle nnd 700 miles south of Etnli, on th* shore of northwestern Greenland, where MacMillan's Crockerland expe­ dition pnssed four winters. In the winter nttempts will he inndo by dog teams to explore the const northward nnd In the following sum­ mer the interior of the Island will he penetrated. The plans for the expedi­ tion call for nn nbsence of two yenr* from this country. In case a longer stay Is necessary, no relief expedition will be sent, nccortllng to present ur mngements. If the ship Is crushed In Hie Ice, the party (dans to retreat by dog teams to Fort Churchill, the trad­ ing post nt the foot of Hudson bay nnd to return to civilization by way of northwestern Panada. 'Hie MacMillan A retie association will back the expedition. It Is com­ posed of Hmrdoln college alumni nnd | oilier friends of the explorer. Dr. C. J. Marshall of Sanfort made a professional visit to Mrs. A. August with vacation timo is near!) A. Moran Sr. last Snturday. past for this yenr. Very few Flori­ W. A. Whitcomb neompainied ins dians who spend August at home art sort Donald Whitcomb to Pensacolr sorry to sec it go. September will where he will hove mcdlciol treatment Its hustle, with schools starting- witl his many friends here hope for hir truck plnnting and with the citrui speedy recoveryfruit harvest in view means rcnewci Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Rhebindcr and energy ii\ nil. s children left lost week for their new Prof, and Mrs. Sieg of Geneva havi home at Fort Meade, a fnrewcll part) moved into the Mrs. Linda Johnso> Francis McDonald Swanson left oi wnB given them last Friday even­ house, where they will be domicile for the coming school term. We an fMondny for Hot Springs, *\rk. to re ing nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. L very glad to welcome Prof, and Mrs junto her training for graduate nurst A. Sheldon. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Moran of Miami Sieg among us, and we predict a after a vacation ut home of several arc visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Aubrey weeks. very successful! school term under Moran. On Sunday a week ago Mrs. K. J. thir efficient management this yenr Miss Collie Grant of Jacksonville Prof, and Mrs. J. Tllden Jacobs Fail chaproned a jolly party of younj is spending her vuention with home folks for th day nt Daytona Beach left this week for Lake Monroe, whera folks. they will open the fall school term in the party were the Misses Annit Mr. and Mrs. J. li. Huddleston re­ Weeks, Susie Faynnd Olga ViHn, Aug. SOth. This will be their third turned from Jacksonville last week year at that place. They are very Fanny nnd Alice Weeks. bringing with them their little grand­ Mrs. McDougal nnd Mra. Weeks re­ daughter Miss Cornelia Yerkes. enthusiastic over their work. Mrs. M. E. Jacobs who hasp been turned home Inst Thursday from a Mrs. Purdon of Minkkn City and spending the summer with her son visi | with old home friends in Norti sister Mrs. Hurley, of Sanford hnv* J. T. Jacobs returned to her home in Carolina. D. B. McKee an old fricnc been the guests of Mrs. Mary Tayioi front Clarkton N. C. enme with then for the pnst week. Oviedo Sunday, The weekly prayer meeting wni Mrs. Mary S. Nixon is visiting rel­ for n short stay. Mr. and Mrs. S. A- Moffitt, Mist held nt the home o f Mr. nnd Sirs, Jas atives and friends in Hcresford N. C. Evelyn Cust nnd Mr. Bradshaw of Bucklish last Wednesday evening, for the summer months. Celery nve. are at home from a pleas x Mr. and Mrs. 0 . \V. Townsend and UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hodges of City ant stay at Daytona Beach. Rev. M. Juhlin will be at the Point visited relatives here last Sun­ August Swanson returned much t* day. Mrs. George Long went home Moore's Station Church to preach Sunday afternoon at 11:30. the delight of the family here, on the with them for a few weeks visit. Leon Purvlcc who has been in Cnm- 26th o f August from his former home Miss Mary Tribble who has bcei spending her vacation in the mount­ eron City with his brother Ashley nt Ottumwa, Iowa wher he has been ain of Tennessee has returned honn during the pnst year went to Tamp* for a few months on business. looking much refreshed from her so last week and enlisted in the Navy. Mrs. Bingston arrived Thursday Mrs. E. M. Galloway is expecte* on n visit nt the homes o f her dau­ journ. , _ Messrs. Carl Porterfield and Sta­ home on Wednesday o f this week ghter Mrs. Tom Tyner nnd granddau­ ten Smith of Arcadia were calling front a stay of several months ii ghter, Mrs. KrclI. Michigan and New York. on their lady friends here Sundny. Mrs. Bergquist ami son Theodore Alonzo Study arrived last weel of Tiger Bay are spending n coupli Mrs. K. L. Dunn who was operate! on last Saturday having her tonsil: from Savannah Gn. lie is one o of weeks nt the home o f Mr. nndMrs removed, is getting along nicely. the family who bought the McClellan* E. W. I.undquist; they have to re­ Mrs. Walter Borgardc and childrei farm ut Moore's Station. turn soon ns Theodore renters schol who have been spending the aumme; Tin* Corpany and Chorpcning fum Monday, for his last year in the High with her mother Mrs. Ohio Slur; ilies were over to the J. F. McClell­ Soho). ' have gone to their new home in Urn and home last Thursday evening fo Mrs. Annie Randall came out Wed­ dent own. a fish fry and picnic supper. nesday for Mrs. Campbell nnd the chil­ L. li. Collins left last week for Chi L. A. Brumley received nnothei cago where he will visit his mot in­ bird dog front North Carolina tin dren to spend a day in town. Cyril Boyd spent Sunday with hif fer several weeks. week. cousins Mr. and Mrs. Cruse Miss Agnes Rogers of Orlando it ------------ x-----------Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Beck nnd the spending u few weeks with her cousii OVIEDO ITEMS three children, Churls, Minnie, and Hazel Jacobs. Mrs. J. E. Snyder, our merchant': • The Christian «Endenvor Society Bnmwell returned Monday, from n wife, has just returned from a tri| held nn outdoor meeting Sunday night pleasant months sojourn spent nt thi to Baltimore and New York when whirl w as greatly enjoyed. The bench. Mr nnd Mrs. Jesse Lee nnd children she purchased a large order of new weather being ideal with a bright were guests o f their pnrents Mr. ant goods for their store. The special graduation exercises moon to mid to the success of the ser­ Mrs. Stedt on the Unntoul grove, AlonWolf Hunter* Reap Harvest. was held at the school house Tuesday vice,which was led by Miss Mnbe' dny evening in honor nf the birth­ "Wolfera" nre expert trappers nnd evening at 8:30 o’clock when a gran. Swope. The Endcavorcrs are nntlci- day of Mr. Stedt nnd Mrs. Lee. hunters who hove developed n special mar School' Diploma’ was presented't< I ? atinK ? rtnt ®nd to ^ l t ------------ x-------------- Convention which *wil! Bernard............... Black l.y -Prof. J. Tllden Ja 1' ----- , t*1 h c 9 onvcnlioL n w,l,ch iH In HOLY CROSS CHURCH SERVICES j nptltud** for hunting wild animals. 15th nnd and 16th. cobs. A ihort l»ut Rpcndld pro^rim hold here Sept. l*>th luth. Lcl 1 They nn* dead shots with rifle or rewas carried out. Billie Jucobs chair everybody try to mnkc the delgatei Sunday nfter Trinity ----- n USg\ volver, and think nothing of crawling man of the local board of trustees welcome nnd work to make it th* Beginning Sunday Sept. 5th, (14tl Into it w olfs den with no other wrap* Mrs. M. S. Avcrette one of Bcrnnrth best held in this district. Sundny after Trinity) nt Holy Cros: ■ on„ £ 1(U1 nJ1 imn jmr n„,j „ implii-t, Miss Mary Sistrunk of Stark.Flor former teachers. Prof, and Mrs. Siej There will be each Sunday until n ot-1 (i,t, j^ n |mr thrust Into th Mr. Fred Black and Mrs. Mlnnetti Ida is the acting agent o f tho Seaborn-*' Ice the Early Celebration nt 7:30 rnouih In cn so nf nttack nnd Jacobs ull gave good talks of encour during the month of September dur u.nt nnd Vespers nt night nt 8 p.m blow with the bntchot ending the bat­ ngement to the graduate and lllus ing the absence o f Miss Mitchell, whi the Rev. Rector officinnt nnd preach tle. trations of the benefits o f eduentiot is visiting relatives in Birminghnn er. Hunters sometimes work for dnys in general. Hazel Jacobs a membe Ala. nnd Columbus Miss. excavating a wolfs den and may be of Spring clnss president nt the or Olin Wright left Thursday for a gan. Little Annamarie Avcrette am short visit nt Daytona Beach. He' will DR. HYMAN HERE FOR SUNDAY. rewarded by finding a litter of Elsie Bluck carried the flowers to th. be the guest o f Mrs. J W. Lawton. young wolves, every puppy counting After nn nbsencc of n month in th* gruduHte. After a period of quiescence th. a scalp and also hrlngtng n high Chrochet Club came into life ngnii mountains of North Carolina, Dr price In the fur market. Generally George Hyman, Pastor of the Hr»t LAKE MONROE Mrs. Charlie McCulley entertainini Baptist Church, 1ms returned and wil the killing Is done In nr near the at the Club House on Wednesday nf preach nt both services on next Sun wolfs den. The most effective work The Puplic School opened her« ternoon, tho members enjoyed the Is done In the spring, when the wolf tiny Sept. 6th. Monday August 30th under the mosl evening immensely. -> families are at their largest. At the morning service the subjee favorahJc auspices. Prof, and Mrs Mrs. Cook is in Orlando for a few One wolf mny cost n stockman will be. "The Last Hyinn". J. Tllden Jncohs, are back on the worl days. In the evening, “ The Divine Hs about $1,000 n yenr In slaughtered for their third year at this plnce •Mr . West and Cnpf. Hmwr.ini While away I>r. Ilyman wns one ol rattle, eo the men In the cattle Miss Winnie Brown of Sanford h hnvc purchased the Dixon place. the lecturers nt the Southern Bnptis business find It cheaper to hire good filling thu plnce of Mrs. S. II. Buoh Charlie Brnnon has purchased th. “ wolfers" to hunt these animals. nn»n in the Intermediate dcpnrtmcn Hunt residence and expects to mov* Assembly, Rridgcrest, N. C. A special welcome awaits you n‘ The “ wolfers." while hunting wolves, until the former regains her health here in the near future, Mr. Branoi having recently been operated upor has come back on his old run on th* the Baptist Church on next Sunday have nn opiwirtunlty of catching oth­ x— for npcndicitis. The house was Seaboard. er fur-ben ring creatures, the beaver GREAT CRATE MILL IS filled with happy faced children, parbeing the only one strictly exempt by Mrs. Louis Brothmnn, Mrs. Edwar*' TAKEN OVER BY GROWERS ents and friends who were eager t* Langston nnd two daughters spen* EXCHANGE SUPPLY CO Inw against killing. see the school open. Monday in Orlando. The Invocation prayer was offere*' Last Friday night the young pcopb Canadian Aborigine*. News of one o f tho biggest buslnesi hy Rev. A. Wainwrlght, A. S. Hawk planned a moonlight picnic ami nftei In round numbers the aboriginal ins, n member of the local board o getting a few miles from town tin transactions in the state in recen' population of Canada, consisting of trustees made n good talk to the en , hard rain interfered, so they return*** years comes in the formal nnounce meat by President J. li. Loss of th* Indians *n<l Eskimos, N about 1W.000, tire school, followed by Bro. Mnnr i minus the good times. Florida Citrus Exchange, and its sf the Indians numbering 100,000. nnd the Mrs. W. P. Carter nnd family ur filiated organization the Exchung* Eskimos a few more than 3 .0*10. t.ic guests o f Mrs. T< W. Lawton thi Supply Company; of the purchase b They nre th** iJo.«r*mlnnts nf the week nt Daytona Bench. the F>rh:tnge Supr!)* Company; of tin people who held till this north InmJ Mrs. J. r f cc r. lelurneii Ins' Wnrncll Lumber and Veneer Compan; week from Daytona where site 1m with headquarters nt Plant City when Cnbot skirted tthe Labrador jln-en Visiting Mrs. W. J. Lawton. ho transaction involves the owncrshlt coast, and When Jacques Cartier sailed Mr. King who is associated wit) of properties valued nt approximate!; up th* St. Lawrence. At thnt time I Mr. Crnwfonl in the Lnke Jesup I„-in< n million dollars or more, through th* the entire couutry wns tlu-lrs over Company has rented the cottage «> purchase by the Exchange Supply co. which to tanke war, and hunt, nnd j S. t t . Swope's and will move in im of nil the outstanding capital stocl lead their wretched existence. In the mediatly. of the Warm-11 Co. It includes th southern half of the Dominion nil this Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lingo have re big veneer nnd crate mill nt Plant Cit; Is changed. It no longer contains turned from Dnytonn Bench when together with various mill building! roaming Indians. They live upon their they have been for a few weeks. warehouses, lands, lots nnd otlie reserves and to n considerable extent Airs. \V, J. Lawton nnd family hnv buildings, the company's sawmill a obtain n livelihood by following the returned from their two months sla­ Fort Green, the privately owned War- white man's pursuits. They are learn­ nt Dnytonn.i nell logging road with four iocomo ing to till the soil, to engage In coinMrs. |„ II. Gore nnd dnughtet lives nnd full equipment, some fort; returned to N. C.Sntur.iny after- mules, vvagonc ami such mlscccllnn merelnl fishery, to labor In the lumber camps, nnd even to engage In trades. visit to Mrs. L. H. Gore. ecus equipmnt. It is estimated by Manager W. F ’ Mr. Edward Hnncock o f A. C. L. ha*' n surprise visit from his parents Ins Miller of the FIxchnngc Supiy Co. tha Let the Want Columns of The Friday night. the Warnell plant together with th> Herald work for you. Francis Walpole of Snrnsot; mill of the Exchange Supply Co. nl Fla. is visiting his Aunt, Mr*. W. E ready in operation at Ross in Hills ' oung this week. borough county and the mills of thi ♦♦++++«H*-»<*»»»-»+< + ♦ ++++++ ++ Mrs. Lee was In town on the 25th * Couny Sub Exchange nt Lak» hnving a bad tooth extracted. *" Wales and Avon Park will give thi Mr. and Mrs. August Swanson nnd cooperative purchasing orgnnizatlot son, Archfe and Mr. and Mrs. John of the growers facilities for the mnnu PlantfMnrtin's Hy-Tert Sect! I.undquist enjoyed cream and cake facturc of practically nil of the ornng* for good mu!Ls. boxes required by something mor* Sunday afternoon with Mr. nnd Mrs Garden nnd Field Seed for Fall Elmer I.undquist in honor of thn safe than four thousand growers who nr* members of the Florida Citrus Ex return of Air. Swnnson. Planting. Mr. and Airs. Noah Fry of Isleworth change, and whom the Exchange Sun Seed Oats, Rye, Barley, Millet. grove accompanied hy Air. and Mrs. ply Co. serves exclusively. It is nls* New Crop Turnip.*, Cabbage, estimated thnt the timber holdings nc Toni Alack and little one spent Sunday Egg-Plant, Pepper, Bcanfi. ouired through this purchnse when ad with Air. nnd Mrs. Tyner. ded to the present holdings of th* Peas, Potatos and Onion Air. and Mrs. W. Jameson o f San­ Exchange Supply Co. nnd with'the adSets. ford were also visitors there. , Sorry to hear o f the illness Inst ditlon o f another tract which alreadj Largest and Oldest established wrrk of the little daughter of Mr. and under option, will provide a timbe' Seed house in the state. supply for the box requirements of Airs. Aleeler with fever. members of the Floridn Citrus FixA surprise party in honor of the rhangri for a period of approximately birthdays nf Airs. Christine Bengstor twentv years. Present arrangement! and her grandson F'rcd Krell wns eiv- provide /or operation of the Wnrnel* cn at the home o f Mr. anil Mrs. T.O. plnnt under the old officers nnd man Tyner on the evening o f the 28th of ngement. thus assuring the benefit of August. Mrs. Bencston has reached their experience in the business, hut Jacksonville Florida the 81 milestone. All told there were under control of the Exchange Supph 62 present nnd it being a beautiful Company. OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE You W ill Find A WELCOME A t O ur Store Thurs 3.fc 11. ?rc as well as all the time. Find time to PAY US A VISIT W e treat you Right -w THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO .ItULUOTA SNAPSHOTS i SEEDS —— Irish Potatoes 14 lbs. 65c Maxwell House Coffee 50c pei pound 2 lb. cans Tomatoes $1.50 per doz. Imported Sugar - 5 lb. 95c Granulated Sugar - 22c lb. 24 lb. Obelisk Flour • $2 .0 0 96 “ Gold Medal Flour 8 .2 5 Compound Lard, pound • .25 Pt. Cans Wesson Oil .40 Large Size P. U. Bntler .40 All Good Oleo, ponnd .45 Chum Gold Oleo “ • .50 2 lb. Can Van Camps Pork and Beans Good Com, Doz. - - 1.65 Besl Rice, pound - .15 3 1 lb. cans Roast Beef 1.00 3 1 lb. cans Corned “ 1.00 3 2 lb. cans Tripe 1.00 Potted Ham, doz. - • .60 Best Brooms, each 75c, $1 .0 0, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 8 lb.‘ cans Snow Drift lard . . . . 2.2 3 lbs. Besl Cream Cheese 1,0 6 lb. cans Crisco - ^ I* *1 <i 5 lbs. Baby Lima Beas B. E. Peas, Fresh 6 “ Navy Beans Green Split Peas, pound Fruit Jars, Pints and Quarts Seedless Raisins 3 pkgs 1.00 Seeded “ 3 “ 1.00 Gal. Cans Peacock Syrup 1.50 1 lb. Boxes Boneless Herring * 50c Box 3 lbs. California Onions 25c L . P . M cC U L L E R Florida Sanford, IF YOU NEED A NEW OIL COOK STOVE Buy the Best that is made The FLORENCE Automatic We also have the Buck Line of GAS RANGES COMPANY S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A F arms,Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E T H E M Sanford prosperity is visible cn every hand. Our farmers arc making m«td and with their success others are also prospering ami best of oil we all believe in Sanford uml Seminole County. Money made here is also being invested in developing our section. Our growth is legitimate and inspiring. F'olks are settling down for a life time stay—buying homes and farms, burinesses etr, Any one in need of anything in the way of property will do well to call at my office The small cea.int building on Fork AveL I have assisted may and can help you. Deane Turner Groceries 112 W . First St. Phone 497 Send For Fall Cataloge and Seed Special E. A. MARTIN SEED CO. .15 Watch the South E ast Corner of Page Two J. E. SPURLING �/ vttinAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1920. THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE THREE FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE NEWS Wc do enjoy the “ Pepper Box" howover, but we ace ao 1in ie of It. ■x We wonder who "Red Davis" is pul­ E D IT E D BY ling for, Sanford or Orlando. Oni time ho pulls one way and then thi CHAS. L. B R IT T next time he pulls the other. Bcttei look out Red something is liable t« Will the man that said we couldn'l pop in the middle. boat Tnmpa stand up. ------------ x-----------But Red, we like you real well dowr Even if it did tnko thirteen game.* this here a way, nnd we will like yoi right on if you pull for Orlando, fo: nnd twelve innings more to do it. honest now- they need it most, don’; ------------ x------------And then we came pretty near do­ they? ing it again the next day. Wednesday, September, 1 ------------ x------------While Orlando was getting nev That weird contest ntuged by tin players and spending more money After all v/e believe that our pre­ Feds on tho Smokers diamond Tues­ Sanford used her old bean nnd soli dictions of some time ago in which day*, messed the man in the Tribunt players and brought the old cash in we stated that Sanford was going to i up so thnt he gumlned up the wholi to the jnck-pot, fixing things bo tha there was a good excuse for Orlamh end in first pine-* in the second divis- 1standing. beating us. -----------x-------;— ion at the close of the second half, ------------ x-----------Nut thnt it was done intentior will come true. ly we are sure. But still,-for the Jovt But even nt thnt Sanford wins fron The playing of the Fed* this past of Mike, mnkc a mistake in some ones Orlando right on]. That is all ex­ week have caused our hopes to rise standing besides Sanford once in a cept the one wc lost recently. t just a little because they have been while, won’t you. ------------ x-----------playinp five hundred ball. ------------ x -----------Pnytona fans must have the feel­ Last Thursday wua the day in which We miss the Bunk in the Tribune ing thnt it is baseball instead o f wni rain won. Rain broke up a doubli Gilbert must have went ami took his thnt is II--------- . After all the for­ header with Bradcntown. Bunk fishing with him. tifications nnd the extra pep they in­ Friday Lakeland was at Snnforcand the Feds just romped all ovei them. They hit and they bunt, and they run and slid all around thosi hues until their tongues hung out. The final count was 12 tol. Lakeland played in Sanford ngair Saturday and the Sanford player* had not yet come out of the awful day they had the day before und thi jcondequenceA were that Lakeland grabbed this one by a score of 5 to 2. And then comes the big day, thi day that the Sanford fans hnvo beer, looking forward to all this season R was at Tampa and It was the fif­ teenth time that Sanford had wenl against the Smokera without beating them even once. But they did it thi* time and from all report# from dowr. that way it was one of the prettiest games played on Plant field. It took £ut twelve innings to do it and thi scon- was lto 0. Chapman pitched this game for thi Feds and ho was in his old time form giving up but four hits all the way. Tuesday Sanford played in Tampa again and it looked for a while as if, the Feds were goin g'to do It onci again, but luck was against us- am. after pounding Skinny (Watts for4 nine runs, the Smokers came from behind nml won, 10 to 0. In Bradcntown today, Sanford lost a nine gamd by the score of four tc nothing. Sanford plnys in Brndcntown to­ morrow, (Thursday) and then they come homo to make but one more trip away from homo this season, [Uid thnt is with Lakeland tho 7th and 8th. Lakeland plays hero Friday nnd Saturday. Monday Orlando nnd San­ ford play two games, tho morning game in Orlando and the nftornoor ' game in Sanford. Sanford then play* the two games in Lakeland Tuesday and Wednesday Daytona plays in Sanford Thursday* nnd Friday and St. Pete helps us close the season with a double header Snturdny. There is just one more week nftei this week of League Base Ball foi the Sanford fans, and as the Clul needs the financial help of every one at this time, let us nil, every oni of us, nuke advantage of these last few games ns well as do the club n good turn, by turning out nnd wit­ nessing them nil. The games should all prove inter­ esting, as San fold, in these games shall decide whether she will enr first place in seiond division or in tin cellar. Be there if possible. C E L E R Y SEED TAMPA stilled into things there is going to bi more than one club beat them out of the second half. The wise birds have already pre dieted that Toiny Leach shall win tin second place, Bartow a close hird am Daytona fourth. Then is tho second division. Sanford first nnd St. Pete ami Lakeland next with Orlumlu it the cellar. Just one more week after this week and then tho fire is out. Then tin sports of Sanford can motor out t* the Golf Links and watch the big lea gue stuff out there. And then, whnts the matter with t few boat races and swimming match es in the Lake. Surely wo ought t< make Lake Monroe good for some thing. ------------ x-----------Don't forget the fact that f-aboi Day things have boon switched nroum from the old custom. We piny h Orlando in the morning and Orinndt comes here in the nfternoon. The nf ternoon game will he called at tin regular hour four o ’clock. Bernard Riley And while the talk is going round stvm* who L wlu>, ami why, our friend P.iley should no be over looked. Aside from the fact that he ranki amongst the “ best looking ones" on the club, and the way he stays in there and fights till the old game Is over marks him as one of the best vnluahli men we have. It will he remembered thnt Riley landed in this town of ours the morn­ ing of the game at Daytona in whicl the Celery Feds were licked to the tune of 18 to 1. Riley did not pin: t from the grand stand. Next day Sanford played Bartow in Sanford nnd it was in this game that Riley broke into things. Sanford won 14 to 2. Only 1J5 runs were scored In tho first two games thnt Riley witnessed nnd it was no wonder that he made up his wind right there that he was going to have hard work ahend of him. And Riley has worked hnrd. The large number o f double hnders that have been scheduled well as the post­ poned games that were played o ff has made it hnrd for one man to work behind that bnt day in nnd day out, hut that “ old Irish” stuff thnt Is In him came to the front and kept him fighting all the way. And he docs It willingly to. And along with his willingness to work and fight he knows how to play the game. Seems like every time he gets his hand pn the ball ho knows what to do with it. He has been batting clean up man In the batting order ever since Gsfney W t the club, and ono great big bun ch of runs can bo marked up to his credit for as a usual thing, he always has the hit when the hit Is needed. The rhances are. that after next v eek, Riley will head homeward and we will not sc« him again until next 4<,ason, unless— he is lucky enough tc '"* hooked by some nice Ittlc Sanford girl and kept here from now on. •tut whether he is here or where ey­ re he is, he cun always remember thnt - stood well with the Runford fans and the Sanford people as a whale and ** ell wi»:i him the best of luck li his undertakinus. I . BRUT SPORTING “ BIDDY" BURDICK The Sanford fans are always glad to see n young player make good, but the case of "Biddy" Burdick they ari doubly glad for “ Biddy" 1s a home product. At the beginning of the season there were tunny doubtful one wh< seemed to think thnt “ Biddy" was go­ ing to last just long enough to draw his first pay check. But he is heri right on. The most pretty part o. it all is, that ho is going just as goot as tho next one. Burdick for a long time hnd to act ns bench warmer and utility man und was never given a regular berth un­ til after tiie team had been cut t< twelve men Then “ Biddy" was giver the job of holding down third base And he docs that thing to. Eat? them up just ns fast as they fen! them to him. Ami his hitting------well, aside fron the regular hitting he has been do­ ing lately, he got n single and twi doubles off Skinny Watts in Tnmpn Tuesday, and we believe thnt in it self is nufccd. And ‘“ Biddy" is one of those nici quletj little players that never grum EDITOR hie* at what ever ho is put at. He has worked at every position on the team this season outside of pitchet , and first base. He caught part of a gnmc in Daytona. And we are glad that wo know that “ Biddy" is one hall player that is not going to be nble to leave Sanford after the season closes and it mokes it pretty sure for us that we wil! have hint right again next year. — --------- x-----------STANDING OF TIIE CLUBS Wednesday, September, 1st. Tampa Daytona Bradcntown Bartow Orlando Lakeland Sanford St. Pete. SANFORD SCORES WEEK FOR THE Thursday nt Sanford—Bradcntown Rain. FTlday at Sanford 12, Lakeland 1. Saturday at Sanford 2, Lakeland 5 Monday at Tampa 0, Sanford 1. Tuesday at Tnmpa 10, Sanford 9. Wednesday at Bradcntown 4, San­ ford 0, ------------ x-----------Girla-Father Game. ANOTHER AUTO ACCIDENT Stuart, Sept. . 1—S. Harmor off Sewell’s Point, and Harper Quinn of Jenson were killed last nltfht In an automobile accident. i Mr. Harmon was being driven from his home ou Sewell’s Point to Jensen where he Intended to take the trtlr for Asheville N. C. to visit his wife who, it Is said- is In a hospital. | Quinn was driving his splendid new automobile and was probaly trav. cling at high speed when, near when the Sewell’s Point road joins the Dix­ ie highway, the machine left tho road •as If It had turned out In pasting ' some other vehicle and presumably escaped control In some way, as It ! plunged Into the heavy scrub. It struck with such force that It war turnd completely around ad laded 0 Itns wheels facing south, the directRon from which it came, and stopped in the hushes about twenty feet from where it left the road. I Mr. Daniels of Jensen, who folow ed tliVm shortly afterwards found Quinn still In tho cur with ih henr' so Injured that he probaly died In­ stantly, and Mr. Hnrmon, still brea­ king, was lying partly In the car and partly on the footlxmrd, hut died very Boon. 1 Mr. Hnrmon w*< one of the old soldiers on Sewell’s Polnfeinntl a mar much eslcmed !>v everybody. Younir Quinn lived in Jensen ami was well liked. ■■a ^ n d ■■■ C A M P U S TO G S D rop in and select yours early f t THE STORE THAT IS DIFFERENT , vs The rrgulnr meeting of the Boj Monda; night. The meeting was opened n 7:30 by Assistant Scoutmaster C. T I enderson with tho troop reneatln* the Scout Oath. Roll was called b: ,the scribe, fifteen boys answering I One new member was enrolled, mak ! ing the fourth new member in tw 1weeks. Wc were glad to welcome ou: Scoutmnxter. Dr. George Hyman, wh has been on it trip to Ridgecrest. N C. Mr. Hyman gave us some inform ation on activities of Scouts that ho met on his trip. Albert Hickson gave Dr. Hyman a review of our overnlgh' camp at Silver Lake.One of the things thnt wns dis cussed wns the building of our comj at the cnmplng grounds of the Boy Scouts, of America on Silver Lake Also our comp nt Palm Springs. ^ The meeting adjourned at 9 o clock, with the repeating of the Scou’ Law. Two l>oys qualified as tender foot scouts, leaves just a small num her of hoys that have not qualified W j expect to ho 100 per cent tender­ foot by next Monday night. Fay Loosing Scribe x GRAND OPENING SALK Scouts, Troop 3, was held nil III! The Grand Opening Rale of Band el’s Emporium has created a grea deal of Interest . The sale opened last Friday morning at Bo’clock and ever since the ctorc was a scene of enttuisiottc gathering of prospective buyers. Mr. Bnndel says the Rale has beer a Great Success from the very min­ ute it opened nnd that the sales h» exceeded his expectations, l>ut on the other h.nd. with <m p r l« »< special coupon offer there li• wonder of the success of thi* Sale. This sale will continue for davs longer and while a great oen of^ tock has already been sold. »j«Jj of the host values are yet to be [_ Mr Bnndel Is verv much pleased Ir . v . manner the Public ha* responds S the Me ami declares It only goe S & ’& s s s ' s s , r e c ta l o ffe r . 5.. I * . ;48| *' TEMPLE 1IDY SCOUTS i SOCIETY BRAND .>. m Owing to tho fact that there was s« many big doings yesterday, it was impossible to get all the dope together In timo for print this week covering the ball games and sports at the park during the celebration yesterday. However a full write up of these gam* es will spppear in the next issue of the Herald. B ran d New Fall S u its were received th is week. They are ail ------------- X------------- CHAS. g > i �the strangers in the city sore. Othc. cities have tried It and‘ fai failed and San* ford can be governed somewhat by rm liM l'tll I4lut their failures. As we stated last woeft J. KO LLT t*cr*ltry u>4 T n u t n i t . LILLARD, ther is but one thing to do at present Oaaarml M u q n That is to abolish the ordinances ol A. V IE L . enforce Them. * ' •. , i*ubii>bH liter, rrtii»r br And the Sanford oficers are en* forcing them impartially. II. P. Latspaugh o f Euatla is among the new residents o f Sanford having accepted a position with the Insurance firm o f B. W. Herndon. Mrs. Luts* psugh will come over Ister as soon iit a home hss been purchased snd they will be among our new residents am' residents o f whom we will be proud ------------ x------------Mr. and Mrs. George Ilyman and children have returned from the mountains o f North Carolina whore they spent several weeks and they are glad to gel back home again and thcii many* friends are just- ns glad to have them home. THESANFORDHERALD *. » . H. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY SUGAR GOING DOWN BUBSCKIPTIOH PRICE IV ADVAWCE: Says the Tampa Times: “ Sugni 'O N E Y E A R ...............- ................. $ 2J0 at 19 cents, and all you want nt that SIX MONTHS................................ 1.23 holds out the hope that the peak o' THREE MONTH US..........................75 sugar prices has been passed. We nri E a te n * at B*c«ad C lau Kali Matter A u fa it *1. sorry to see any wholesaler who modi I tH . at th* ro| f OSo* at Saafenl. riorlia Uater Act a f Kartfc Z. HT»._________________ un honest effort to supply his honu market, lose by his diligence, but foi Phaea It! the speculator who hulked Inrge quanO ftu : H E R A L D B U IL SIN O . ities nnd held it off the market, will intent to create nn artificial shortag! <ir*»gn A d v e r t It in , H rpraajntattva anil enhance his chances to rob the "7 M L A M E R IC A N PH C S3 A S S O C IA T IO N people, we have no sympathy. He it getting his just deserts." • • • * DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL I The Florida Times Union is a gren ELECTORS. state paper and is givjng every sec­ Martin Carabullo. tion o f the stnte much space in boost Charles E. Jones. ing various sections impartially am J . G. Sharon. most generously. Sanford is comin; P. W. Corr. in for a good share of this publicity W. V. Knott. ami the peoplo here appreciate it a? G. D. Wells. the Times Union has a large circul­ • • • • ation throughout the United State.Sanford is THE PLACE. ami reaches many prospective resi• • • • dents o f this state. / Everybody anys so it must he so. • • • m • I fe! ■■ • • • Did you ever see so many satis fied people ns our quests. i ■ i‘ : f e i l i * \%x m i V * Wfflu S R -* Mi 39? 1 mm Mrs. W. M. McKinnon and littli daughter Bcttie have returned from trip to Chautnuqua New York and points In Cnnnda much refreshed by their trip. Mrs. Puleston and Mrs. Arrington who accompanied them have stopped o ff nt Montecello foi n visit with old friends. Dr. nnd Mrs. E. I). Brownlee have returned front a trip to Miami driving down in their car ami enjoying every bit o f trip. Dr. and Mrs. Brownlet had seen all of Florida but Miami and now feel that they know the state. ------------ x------------Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Trombley and son Clifford arc visiting Mrs. Andrew Mahoney this week. • • • • How do you feel after your dissi­ Sanford should pull another big om pation o f yesterday'. along in November for the tourists f • • * • • • • But it was worth while to enter­ Ami then keep them coming all dur ing the winter months. This city tain those good people wasn't it? • • • • can give the people a big time nnj And we are sure they appreciated time. • • • • all that was done for them and we apEverbody is asking us about th« reciate all that they donated to the Daily Herald. You a'all have it it capital. October ami it will be some dail) • I t # paper. Sanford merchants are he best in • * * • the world only need something liki Tampa jobbers are howling because Gala Day to bring them out in the they arc caught overstocked on high- open. Let us have a big day about priced augnr. They claim to be in once In a month. i t ar of sustaining a loss of some twr • • • • o r three hundred thousand dollars. Sanford is the logical point for the N o loud howl was heard when they were taking those large profits from many big things that we Intern! to put the customer— at least not from the over in the next six months. With th* jobbers. Surely they have mnde a right kind o f spirit and the right kind great deal more in the past year thar of pull together we can make this the they can possibly lose on the declin­ greatest city in central and south Florida. ing market—Clearwater Sun. » ♦ • • The Weekly Herald Is growing out And now that we are feeling chest} about the marvelous growth of San­ of all proportion nnd- it promises to ford we would remember that then go to twenty four pages before we can is plenty of w ork to do. Attend tin cut It down. Regardless of the price Board of Trade meeting Thursda} of paper we intend to give our adver­ tisers plenty of good reading mnttei Sent. 9th nnd take yiur part. “ *■ • • • • next to their nds nnd also give oui Sixteen pages o f the weekly Her readers something besides advertising aid every week now ami in a few nnd in so doing we are stretching the months we hope to get it up to twen paper until it is almost bursting a ty four along with the Daily Herald a gnllus or galley or whatever it is W e have our troubles of course am’ that holds it. • . • • * our disappointments hut we arc get­ ting in line for one of the finest print, The Herald force is working day ing plants in Florida and one o f th( and night now to get all the new best daily and weekly »'»per* in thr machinery into place ami all the equip­ state. ment ready* for he dally paper and foi ♦ • • • the job department and when it ii ready we enn turn out anything that TO NEW COMERS comes into the office am! turn*it out Now and then n new comer At> F lor­ ns well nr better than any nr tm south. ida complains that lie is not getting a larger offices• of• the • • uare deal, lie finds that ./persona io have something to sell ask tot THE HOME GARDEN A FAMILY ASSES’T big a price. Land he thinks is held for more thnn it is worth. ’ -If lu Th homegarden is due all possibl. wants to go into business he iV. re­ quired to pay somebody a high figure attention ut present. Now is the tinn to get out of his way. to plant vegetables, says C. K.Mc All this is true here Just about tc Qua trie, state agent. Summer rain, the extent that is is true of every oth­ er live community. The remedy ii have been unusually heavy and th* in hands of the new coiner, if ho ex­ soil will cotain enough moisture fo ercises good judgment, a little pa­ the production of high grade vege tience nnd forbearance, and does not table* if it Ls conserved by frequin expect too much, everything will conn shallow cultivations. out right. Blood Red beets and Cowhorn am The man who comes here to go into business or conduct a farm snould un­ Purple Tou White turnips should b derstand that conditions are wholly planted Immediately. Cabbage and different from those in the locality col lard plants should not be dclayee from which he came. The first tasl long Yn being set out. bho£ h^™*, is to learn the conditions. He carrots nnd Buckeye and Conth p*ashould go slow. He should neithei should ulso be planted nt once. Ai wholly trust or distrust the strange early planting of the Gherkin cucum wbom he meets, but use his own judg­ hers will insure having sweet pickle ment. He should not Jump nt con to eat later. Eurly Long Island egg plant and Gradus English peas ar elusions. vegetables nil Because n thing is dine diferent both spondid fall 7y here is no sign it is done wrong should not be overlooked. Every kitchen garden should nn\ !*>-»*• crop* will not grow in Florida any more than Florida crops will grow included a liberal planting of earl; in lorwa. New England arm method. Curly Kale and Ostrich Plume mus wiE not do here. To succeed on thi tard. Set out White Pearl onion set aoiJ the settler must adapt his nimi nnd plant some spinach and salsify and methods to Florida. It Is tin The garde mhould nlso have a fev hits of early Pattymnn squash an waine in every department. Nobody would think of going fron of chives. The later is an excelleti Florida to Milwaukee, buying a bus­ pungent winter vegetable and is \er; iness stand over night, and enter­ desirable for use in soups and gravies ­ ing at once on a profitable career. Hi A small patch of pnrsley should Im would figure that they do things d if­ planted for garnishing purposes. I ferently there, and he would stay also give* a splendid flabor to soup there long enough to learn the differ and meats. Fast growing vegetables are mon cnee. succulent and tender than those at FFJorlda Is a land of opportunitiei Bat that docs not mean that jjold nui?- lowed to lag and in order to producffets are lying around loose. Her* sueh the liberal use of a good com na everywher, opportunities must h- mercial fertiliser is to be reccomend .improved by hard labor and good ed. Give frequent shallow cultlvatiot .raense. The promise!* held out ti In order to conserve moisture an t :th»k* who will come and halp to build stimulate growth. If the plants lag zap the state by developing its re- top derss with a quickly avallabl -sources that they can harvest a riel fertilizer ond work with a rake. — — x-----------reward, and the acts abundantly jus. Had you noticed that every Demo­ ttny th.it premise. Experience hu_■howa that hte longer a settler stays crat in the Senate who arrayed him* bere the better satisfied he is will self against the President his party and hi* country when the nation wn? bln situation. at war mounted the guillotin and lost WliAt more can any reasonable per- his official head st the behest o f th* tOon demand.— Lakeland Telegram. people as soon as thy got a whack at * • mf. • him after the armistice? First it war ’STEED LAW’ S AGAIN Vardanian, o f Misaissipi, then Hard wick, of Georgia, then Gore, of Okla. The Herald said last week that the horns, and now comes Klrbv. of Arspeed law for Sanford was 25 miles lcansaa, to complete the Ignoble quar­ an hour. We now team that it Is 20 tette. They are gone and we suspec* niRea an'hour. This law should be that they are gone for good, perma­ changed at'least when people are out nent additions to the political junko f the congested part o f the city nnr* heap, And on the Ttenublirsn sldi 1 there would not be so many arrests o f there la LaFolIette, with no shred n people who naturally hit it up a little his once great refutation left, disfaster when they get farther out. Wr credited as a Republican and open fot believe that the city streets should b< engagements ns n presidential nomi­ watched more closely thnn the country nee for any new-born freak party th. J highways and while it Is rather dif* will meet his freak 'dews on -resent cuit to make nny concession for nny conditions.—Gadsen County Times. ------------ x-----------laws, to absolutely enforce nny auto­ Try a Herald wont ad for result*. mobile ordinances to the letter make. * * • • • PROF. OGILVIE HOME The many friends o f Prof. Claude Ogilivo are delighted to have him back home again after spending the sum­ mer in Scotland. Prof. OgUvie whe is a seasoned sailor having been In the navy during the war has a great love for the ships and shipped as a sailor for his passage over and back and while in Scotland visited all the laces of Interest in the British Isles. Ili* trip not only gave him a fina lo­ cation but ho returns to his duties ns principal of the Sanford schools with plenty of first knowledge of condit­ ions in other countries. ------------ x------------ Havin laid o ff the e-round for foun­ dations for three buildings instead o the one that wns supposed to be er­ ected for the first pulp mill on I.ak< Grifin at Leesburg. C. F. Logan, the Pulp nnd paper expert of the Gras: Fiber Pulp anti Paper Corporation left for the north to complete purchase and assembling of the tanks machin­ ery- and fittings for the mils!. BANKS Blffife l’ !l mM B *i ii-]f I; H/I ■ ^ - *- ■rr ;i' v > • n\ i t 'i ' b l 'i i 'V. ' l l til'** -tr “ God Gives Every Bird it’s food, but does not throw it into the nest-«Burnett Print Y O U have your money each 'to save—D o You D o It? When this year is ended will you have anything to show for your labor? WILL CLOSE AT NOON ON LABOR DAY*. The Herald is informed that all the banks o f the city will close nt noon next Monday, in order to give the employees a chance to properly cele­ brate Labor Day. CLEARW ATER BEACH PEO PLES B A N K OF — SAN FO R D = IS CALLING YOU Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 6 BIG LIST OF SPORTING EVENTS 10 MILE CH AM PION SW IM M IN G RACE OLLINSCOLLEGE BATHING GIRLS PARADE Participated in by the Merchants o f Tampa, St. Petersburg, Tarpon Springs and Clearwater On Lake Virginia Wlalcr 1'ark. Florid* OMm I C *D r|i In lln ld i IntrrdrnomlMilooil - O ^d arallaiul Standard courses leading io A. B. degree. Pre-profeuioa. al courses in Medicene, law and Engineering. Special advantage* In Music (faculty of nine), Business, Home Economics, Fine and Industrial Arts and Academy (10th, 11th & 12th grades) Thirty-sixth year opens September 20, 1920 Two moving Picture Companies THE FOX NEWS and JUANITA FILM CO. will take pictures all day BIG DAY STARTS AT 10 A. M . GEORGE MORGAN W ARD, D.D.,LL.D .,!»res. M AKE RESERVATIONS AT BEACH HOTEL BIG DANCE ALL DAY COLLIN'S JAZZ BAND ....WRITE.... W . H. SCHOOLEY, Mgr. Thirty Million Fire Insurance Policies Provide Sixty Billion Dollars a f?i ■rf! f M ’ *•k * *v September Morn was a hot one this year. K ■i-'« au gu st* , THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FOUR of protection to citizens THIRTYMILLION of the United States, on their property. $1115.00 Delivered I have just received notice that the price on cars will advance $70.00 September 1st. I endeavor to protect as many as possible of my pects it they will give me their order within the five days. What so m any people do, must be worth while! these wi l l pros­ next See us for Fire Insurance! • mM | t I have one of the best stocks of IN SOLICITING : YOUR BANK ACCOUNT TIRES and ACCESSORIES in Central Florida. Adjustments an all GOODRICH TIRES made immediately at my place. I also make my own adjustments on all U. S. L. BATTERIES • Guaranteed for 15 months. .» TO YOU'* AN AVAIL is at the disposal of the owners of cars I have sold, first, next comes anyone who appreciates the efforts I have made to secure the best mechanics available and the most modern equipment. If the man who sold you your car can not furnish you the necessary repair parts, try me, you may be agreeably surprised to find I am in a position to give you prompt service. - --■:---— ✓ j.. INVITATION TO YOURSELF OF THE VARIOUS FACILIT1 ES-ftF HUB BANK FOR ANY SERVICE WE MAY BE ABLE TO RENDER. t'- 3 H. L. Haight Cor. Commercial and Park Opposite Valdez Hotel ■ *» WK WISH, ALSO, TO BXTKND MY REPAIR DEPARTMENT O verland S a les & S ervice C o. *r * ’j V 4 ■,r . ** * v ♦I First National Bank F. P. FORSTER, P resen t B. F. WHITNER, Cashier Sanford, Florida �THE SANFORD HERALD PACE FITS J»x and had a dlightful trip up th* LOST— Bunch of keys in leathei St. Johns River. Miss TerwlUegor case. Return to Crown Paper Co.3,-2ty will teach in the Grammar School here Phonographs and records, F. P, thia fall. Hines. 105. Palmetto Ave. 3-ltp. Have 20 acres of celery land in Mr, and Mrs. Thigpen and bab) Mecca Hammuck for sale cheap, or and Mias Kathrinc Wilkie are at Day* will trade. CONNELLY, M fc 100 Magnolia Ave. tona Beach for the month of Septem­ ber having rented n cottage ovei Mr. J. E. Tcrwllleger and Tamil} thre. Mr. Thigpen will go over for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Raines and littl> Well located—five rooms and hath, lly are having a vacation at th« Can make terms. CONNELLY, the week ends as he Is busy here witi his crops and the Buick agency. :*ch. 1-tfc. 106 Mugnolia Ave. Electric Fans. Charles Electric Co. Mr. and Mrs. G. W, Venable visiter Postmaster Elder has resumed hi duties at the postoffice after a bm .tfc witii W. E. Huwkins und family Mon spell with a summer cold, lie ha: Mr and Mrs. D. H. C. Rabun spent nI,dt.Tuc*-. " cnt “ n«l tnd)hing just lately returned from n trip tt [ e week eend with R. S. Hawkins am’ ' th* Inlet « " d carried some verj the mountains and caught n heavy cold c ,7, nice sunburns back with them. in Georgia after listening to sonn u-.fnr t n Small home for sale, 52,350. Can E!der Spr.ng \.ater. T. O. Chor ee mako tenni> CONNELLY, of Tom Watson's hot air. >one d ll0U' tIS 1-tfc. 106 Magnolia Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bowers and littl Mr. and Mrs. Henry Purdon andi Mrs. Tom Allen and attractive dau* son Hni;ry hnve returned from Day* I by wre visiting with J. J. I urdoi Khtora Mis Hselen and Mary Bell Iona Beach where they have enjoyin’ r a few days. spent a month at Daytona Beach anc thclt stay for the past -month and re j turn greatly benefited by their out [ Dr. D. C. Ward. Osteopath is in now are at Coronado for a month, ing. iiford on Tuesday and I rday A. S. Hawkins and family of Lnkt weak. *-tf I Monroe ' ave Saturday for home nfMrs. Edward Higgins and child re. ' fain ' tt:r a plw-onnt month spent at Cor have returned from Daytona Bead where they have been r,pend ing tin 1 week ,md" Ueach. past month enjoying the ocean and a n d 1 FOR SALE—/iv e room cottage uil thnt Daytona Beach offers foi 2-3tc near center of city. Double lot and J ' *hc little ones. nvilli , atrvcml dillcrcnt kinds of fruit trees dnte* Alson two sepernte five acres farm in this issue npears the advertise ' .land. Owner, P. O. Box. 117. 2-2tp ment of ‘ he Sanford Furniture Co. calling attention to the fact thn luick I Mr. Robb Morris of Portland Tenn. they are now agen .a for the Pnthe t car 1was *n Sanford to attend the Annual I Sonora and Starr Phonographs having , Memorial services of the Eastern Stai I nt all times n large stock of phono l‘c held in honor of the founder of tin graphs and records on hand. Th< iVodfi order. This Mr. Morris is the son ol Snnford Furniture Co., will make r S sol the founder. specialty of phonographs and record , 1 Dr. C.W. Brower has returned home land hnve arranged’ a ^honogrnplj - ‘ “ from a vacation spent in ..evv York j department in their store at tin -•-tc (jj,jcnKOi points in Michigan and other [corner of First street and Pnlmett Ians- htales and will preach at the Congre1avenue. theii gationul church Sunday. Mrs. Brow­ er is in Michigan and will arrive home Mrs. A. F. Bell and son Joel hav< erns next week. reurned home from Atlanta, A then: and other points in the hills of Ga. 2-6tc Mr. cnj Mrs. Reginald Holly hav« rived taken rooms nt the home of Mrs. C. E Willie Sims is a red headed lucky boy nford Stafford on Park avenue and will gi on Route A. Willie drew n year* to housekeeping ns they have decider subscription to the Weekly Herald ii. the big drawing held yesterday ami your to mn*<e Sanford their future home. will be that much better o ff for hav­ jpen. WANTED—Man with team or auto ing the lucky number. jc who can give bond to sell 137 Wat­ kins home and farm products. BigMrs. Fleischer ami daughter Mist bun- KC8t concurn 0f kind in world. $1,50C| Esther have returned for New Yorl al t0 $5,000 yearly income. Territory where they spent several weeks witl H'in this county open. Write today tci relatives and friends and had a fin* and J. R- WATKINS CO, Dept. 116, W l-1 time. i the n°m>' Minn. 2-Str ,6-tfc James B. Ball o f Quincy, Floridi rived surprised his brother Joe Bali of thli Prict d ty yesterday by dropping in on hin unexpectedly. Mr. Hall is one o f th . . . successful tobacco growers of Quine; rd v and l1®* wt'n n of that sec 51-tf' tl°n f ° r ninny years. He is surpris ed nt the growth of Sanford and south > Inal f l o r i d nnd while he is n dyed In ha* the wool west Florida booster he admlta that we have many attractions ti left offer the tourist nnd homesockcr in south Florida. He will be here sev irnet cr°l days nnd do° f’ny8 l>° mn>’ he *»bl» to alienate his affections for wes' , Florida and bring him down to th> Uttle Happenings Mention of Millers In Brief Personal Items of Interest In and A b o u t d The Citu Summary of the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Herald Readers J c ; "•>ri<,rid“- TabCity lots for sale. Your own • terras. CONNELLY, urnl100 Magnolia Ave Mrs. J. D. Farris and two attractiford ive children have returned to theli I-8tp home in Jacksonville after a thro* ' lidr weeks visit with Mrs. A j N. Ztnser. home Five room cottage, 12.750. mail1 1-tfc.’ ' Connelly, 100 Magnolia Ave. 'fling Mins Irene T. Bruton will returi sonville Sunday after two weeks piesturn nntly spent with W. C. Hawkins a im .* recki family. _____ Miss Hclep B. Tcrwillegcr hns reWar turned from Gainesville having Jusl quite completed n two yearn course in tin sdn; Normal School. On her way honn she visited Miss Rose Dickenson ir THE INSIDE 18 IMPORTANT. Don't forget that it is just as nec­ essary to have your Inner tubes strong, flexible and durable the same ns your outer shoes, and our vulcan­ ising process will do thia for you. It's the best tire insurance you could put your tiro money into, for It dou­ bles, often trebles, the life of both tires and tubes. We are vulcanising specialists. W IT H Every Kokomo Tire purchased from us we will Rive free, One Red Tube. All sizes included. Take advantage of this sacrifice, and save twenty-five per cent on your tires. Fabr ics guaranteed for 6,000 and Cords 10,000 miles. All adjustments made locally by us. Anything in the Accessory Line you are looking for Our Repair department is operated by experienced mechanics, and every job is guaranteed. Distributors for LEXINGTON and STANDARD AUTOMOBILES • KENT VULCANIZING WORKS PHONE 17 Oak anil 3rd St. Sanford, Floridi We find that we haven’t the room to handle Sewing Machines so we will close out our stock at a Big Reduction. Every One must go Next Week. Only 35 White Rotary Machines all will go pn Sale Saturday at Regular $80.00 and $85.00 Machines One Week at Several of these Machines were slightly damaged in transit and will* be Sale next week at Saturday the Machine Sale Starts $25.00 and $50.00 will- buy a White $80.00 and $85.00 Machine L c t us Demonstrate these White Rotary Ma* chines, Close*out Price Come in and. look over the Real Machine B ar gains. Som e for Agents for White Rotary Sewing Machines �.a tfn rrijrrriiT -r: ' ,fv' THE ASSOCIATED FLORIDA DAILIES MEET IN ORLANDO NEWSPAPER MEN OF STATE 1IAI) FINE MEETING LAST SUNDAY The associated Dallies of Floridi met at the Country Cluh in Orlandi last Sunday and were guests of tin Hrossiore Twins of the Reporter-Sta and Rill Glenn of the Sentinel. The Orlando Country Club Is an idea place for meetings o f any kind am the newspaper men were made to fee at home under the genial influenct o f the Orlando newspaper people. / greut mnny (juestions of importune* to the newspaper fraternity were dis cussed among them being the price o pnper, a better, advertising and sub scription rate to meet the increase* costs, the Montverde School, thr National Press Association meeting ii Florida in February anil many otho items of interest. The election oi officers resulted in the re-election o. Kd. Fitzgerald of Daytona as prust dnnt, Q. T. Melton of the Jacksonville Mctroplis ns vice president, Claytoi Codrington of the DoLand News ns secretary und treasurer. W. A. 1.11 iott o f the Times Union and R. B Brassiere of the Reporter Star.wer made directors to serve with the o f fjers. Also Good Gucrry of Palatkr News. At noon the editors and guests sat down to n fine repast at the Countr; Cluh where there Is a regular chej on the job nt nil times. There wn fried chicken flanked with fried bacon potato salad, deviled eggs, hot biscuit pickles, ice crenm, coffee, cigars Vlr ginia Dare, etc, etc. Those Brassier Twins and Mrs. R. B. Brassiere snv that everybody was served and the; know how to arrange a real feed. After dinner the meeting was re aumed nnd Into in the afternoon th boys shook hands ull around nnd do parted for their various homes in ev cry part of the state with the feelinj that Orlando wns some host nmi thn‘ ‘i v I li-4 : much good had been accompliahed a the meeting. Among those present were Mr. am Mrs. Chris Codrington nnd Mr. an* Mrs. Clayton Codrington o f the DeImnd News, Harry Brown o f the .St Augustine Record, W. A. Elliott o the Times Union, Frank Boddow am Q. T. Melton of the Jacksonville Me­ tropolis, W. M. Pepper or the GaIiim vilcl Sun, I„ W. Bloom of the I^ike land Star, Goode Guerry o f the Pal ntka News, Jack Worthington o f th* Tampa Times, Howard Mayes of th Pensacola Journal, Enrl Naugle am E. E. Carr of the St. Potcrsburj Times, G. E. Hosmer o f the Braden town Journal, Frank Kay Andcrso; of the Thomas Advertising Agency Clarence Woods of the* Montvcrd* School, Smiling Fisher o f the Artcraf' Advertising Service nnd many others And the hosts from Orlando that in eluded alt the newspaper men o f tha city and several who were just hosts And after such a feed with all th* trimmings we have promised that tin motor cop would not arrest any of tin newspaper men of Orlando unless they were driving beyond sixty mile an hour. GOVERNOR AT IT AGAIN We had hoped that Governor Catts would finish his term without a fur­ ther display of his incomprehensible tendency to create trouble in the various counties of the state. Since the primary when he was overwhelm­ ingly defeated ns a candidate for the nomination as United States senator, his great’ st activities seem to hav* been in the line of removal of county officials, and few counties have escap­ ed his gubernatorial wrath in one par­ ticular or another. The latest illustration o f the gov­ ernor’s bent of mind occurcd in Polk county, where on he last Thursday, he removed the entire board of publi* instruction on tho ground o f misfeas­ ance nnd not feasance in office. From the papers published in Polk county, the story comes that some yenrs ago a certain company dealing in school supplies sent representatives into Polk county nnd sold to various school districts large quunities of school supplies. While some districts preferred nnd ofored lo pay cash, the supply company insisted .on receiving notes for the amounts due. These not­ es were issued by the district officials LOSSING'S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER r.A- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, i 929 THE 99 AN FORD HERALD PAGE SIX tv board o f public instruction to make them valid, according to tho opinion nf several attorneys. The seal was attached to the notes, bot not with the consent or approval o f the board of instruction. Now these notes are appearing tn local hanks for collection and the cuu ty board o f instruction has refused tr nay them, claiming that they wer* issued illegally. The governor seems to have e~!;ct tho side o f h*4 supply company in the row, ami has removed the member! of the county board. The people ol Polk county are taking the side of the hoard, and n great mass meeting was held in Bartow yesterday protesing against the action o f the gover­ nor. Among those removed from ofice is General E. M. Law., (he last surviving Major General nf the Con­ federate army, a man wh has lived in the state for mnny years and whose record for probity and honor lias never been impunged. It is going to be difficult to persunde the people of Florida that General Law has ever done anything that would warrant the charge o f either malfeasance o f mis­ feasance. It is probnly nnother instance where tin governor has permitted his per­ sonal feelings to direct his officin’ notion, all in line with n policy that has cost the state many thousands of dollars and, so far ns nnyonee can discorn, has never beefitted the stat* in the slightest degree. It is well to remember thnt the governor has on­ ly four months more to keep the state in a turmoil. He will then disappear from public view, thnnk goodness.— Miami Hernid. NEW JF.WI.ERLY STORE OPENf Z T ? T t T ? Y Y Y Find us at GOOD PHONE 498 The Greatest Sale In the History Of Sanford FOR] $1.00 This Coupon will lie nccep ted as a Cash Payment o |1.00 on any purchase o t ? ? ? ? Y Y Y MOKE i GOOD FOR SI.00 This Coupon will be acccp ted as a Cash Payment *> 51.00 on any purchase » $10.00 o n MOKE Y Y ♦i* Crowds fill the store from Opening till closing, showing their Great Appreci­ ation of the Remarkable. Values. For the next Eight Days we offer many new features and have added many cases of t New Merchandise. Y Y A Y ♦i* i X ? Y ❖ i± Y Y Y T Y John T. Iirndy hns opened a new | T jcwlery store in Snnford in tho f i r s ': store room o f the new Welnkn BIocV between Deane Turner* and Mrs. ' Cate's store on 1st. street. Mr. Brady! needs no introduction to te people of Y Sanford anil Seminole county ns he Y resided here for mnny years whll* Y in the employ of Henry McLaulin lr Y charge of the watch repairing de jvirtment. Aften leaving Sanford nbout three years ago Mr. Brady wni in one o f the lurgest jewlery store* in Jacksonville and hns been in th* repairing department and jewlery stores in all departments for the past thirty years nnd knows the businesi thoroughly. Y Mr. Brady says he will lie read* for the trade Saturday hut much oi Y his stuff hns not arrived yet but h* will he in place. He will enrry n comshow cases soon and alii the fixture: will bein place. He will enry a com plete line o f jowelry, silverware, cut Y glass, china, etc.- nnd will pay specin attentnion to watch repairing nnd th Y repairing o f jewlery of nil kinds Rend his advertisement in this issu and visit the new store. Y Y COME EARLY and share the big Y f Y t Values. Y y. Y t Y ± Banders Emporium Y Y i Don’t M isjudge Us By our location. The fac that wc areout of the higi rent district gives us i decided advantage to scl you 316 Sanford Ave. Next D oor to Brock T h e Tailor Better Goods for Less Money ± Hodges &McMullen’s Barber Shop I Grand Opening Sale $10.00 o n Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y l BANDEL’S EMPORIUM T ? t t “ We Deliver The Goods” & ? Y Y D on ’t Misjudge Us By our location. The fac that wo areout of the higl rent district gives us i decided advantage to scl you T ? ? ? Y Better Goods for Less Money Y t? A Try a Herald want ad for results. t M U\ ■t PHONOGRAPHS ftI THI IN tTV U tttK T OF OU&lir* mm The P A T H E Instrument in the E x­ clian cellence of Tone, in the Beauty of B a» a m * M A ♦♦ A Tone as brilliant as the Sparkle of Gems 3, and as Sweet as the Old Love Song. As Cabinet design, in the Finish of the Clear as the Sabbath Church Bell’s Chimes and as true as the Ring of a W oods, and in the care of Assembling, Gong -this is Sonora’s Tone which was awarded the Highest Score at the Panama-Pacific International Ex­ is the most perfect Phonograph that position. f A f It Should Be Heard T o Y Be Appreciated Y ? T Y i This Round Polished Jewel fits exactly info every Y x Record Groove*and Accurately reproduces every shading Y of the selection. scratched off. The Music flows off: isn't No Needles to change, no needles to buy: always ready to Play. i Records. Z No wear on the Every P A T H E R E C O R D is guar Dance To The Music Of The Wonderful STARR t Phonograph r i Everyone loves Y Y ± to trip the light Fan­ T Y tastic when this Su­ Y Y perb Machine pours - f forth antccd to Play 1,000 times. strains th e that lively 5 sets your blood a tingling Y A rt* ///. THE SANFORD FURNITURE CO J . D. D A V IS O N , Manager — - -- y v the Old Fashioned Steel Needles, glides smoothly around the Record. % A Y Human Skill and Genius can Produce. . T H E P A T H E S A P P H IR E B A L L which docs away with Y T Sanford, Florida _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ i_ _ _ _ : ________ : u - �I i ' ' ' '■ ” .f ;• it " jffi • ’ . ’’ , sfJvjT' i. ' . •;W: ‘ '• ' . ' ? FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1920. '* •• • • '- •• •• <:.\ ■ ' .'* . * . * I- J //. -i r /n fr 2 t r a w % O h ? - to n ■ TI1E SANFORD HERALD XXXXXXXXXXXXSXXXXXXXXXXXXX Partners Wanted WE WANT YOU AS AN ACTUAL FINANCIAI PARTNER IN OUR BUSINESS AS WELL AS A PARTNER IN THE COMMUNITY’S ADVANCE­ MENT. OUR RUSINESS IHRECLY AFFECTS THE COMFORTS ANI) HAPPINESS OF THE COMMUNITIES IN WHICH WE OPERATE. WE WANT YOU TO BECOME OUR PARTNER BE­ CAUSE WE ARE INTERESTED IN YOU TO BE­ COME INTERESTED IN US. WE WANT YOU TO ASSIST US IN ENLARGING AND IMPROV­ ING THE PLANTS ANI) FACILITIES THAT SERVE YOU AND ASSIST US IN OBTAINING AT LOWEST COST ANY PART OF THE FUNDS FOR THIS PURPOSE. THIS IS YOUR GAIN AS NO COMMUNITY IS GREATER THAN ITS UTILITY SERVICE. THE INVESTMENT WE OFFER YOU MAKES YOU A PRIOR PREFERRED PARTNER BEFORE ANY OF THE .COMMON. OR . RPREFERREI) STOCKHOLDERS OF THE COMPANY CAN DE­ CLARE OR PAY THEMSELVES A DIVIDEND FROM THE SURPLUS OF THE COMPANY. YOUR 8 PER CENT DIVIDEND MUST BE PAID FIRST. WHY NOT BECOME NOW A PRIOR PREFERRED PARTNER AND BE A FIRST PARTICIPANT IN TIIE COMPANY’S SURPLUS BY ACQUIRING ONE OR MORE SHARES OF 8 PER CENT CUMILAT1VE PREFERRED STOCK. THIS STOCK CAN BE PURCHASED IN CASH OR INSTALL­ MENTS. WRITE OR CALL FOR INVESTMENT BROCHURE. .. . Southern Utilities Co. Sanford, Florida, or General Office, Palatka, Florida xxxxxxxxxxxxxxsxxxxxxxxxxxx CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Minimum Charge for any one Ad 25c One Time, per word______ ___ _ lc Three Time, per word................. 2c Sis Times. per word................„.. 3c Orer Sis Times, J$c word per Issue lash musl accompany order. Ten rcnls extra If charged. Advertising in this column in which the address of the advertiser Is not g~cn bu which refers you to l’ostufllrc Box Num­ ber or Care of Herald MUST be answer­ ed accordingly. Please do not ask us for the names of advertisers advertising In this way. Usually we do not know who they are, and If we do we are not expect­ ed to tell you. FOIt SALE FOR SALE— Less than hnlf price. One Uurroungh's nine column adding machine. One Wales seven column adding machine. One Dalton nine column L.ddln£ machine. Practically new nnd in good mechanical condi­ tion. Address P, 0. Box 403. 2-3tp FOR SALE—Good milk cow At :i-ltf ply to J. IL Eseride. FOR SALE or Exchange for equal­ ly good unrelated stock— Barred Rock cockrels, 55.00 each. Addie Muller. 2-Stp Osteen, Florida. FOR SALE—Good young mule. Chenp. J. S. Wilson, Union avenue. 2-tfc . NEGRO BADLY CUT BY ASSAILANT LAST TUESDAY MORNING FOR SALE CHEAP 15 Acre Farm, good location, 5 acres Tiled wilh flow­ ing well, 3 acres with Tile in need o f relaying, all fenced, no buildings. PRICE AND TERM S ATTRACTIVE BEN SCOTT CLAIM SAM M1CIIAEI ASSAULTED AND ROBBED HIM Ben Scott a negro employee of th< A. C. L. Railway shops here was bad­ ly cut by a knife in the hands o f SanMichael another negro employee o. the shops Tuesday morning about sev­ en o'clock in an aley between San fort und Cypress avenues. Scott clainiec he ’was hold up by Michael and whei he refused to hand over his money he was cut by Michael and robbed o his money. As soon as Scott was di* covered he appeared to be in a dying condition and he was brought to tin city jail where Dr. Tolar rendered niedicial aid finding that he had beet stabbed in the back and side thro times one of the wounds pcnctrnt ing one of the lungs and he was uls< cut on the left arm. f Sheriff Brady and Deputy Hoy Til Us caught Michael at the shops short ly after the cutting end as he was at tempting to get his time tnd leave th. city it is presumed. lit was taken ti the county jail and will no doubt fact Judge Perkins in the Circuit Cour for several charges subject to thu re covcry or death of his victim. If i was a hold up ns Scott claims it was i daring one happening in daylight am In the heart of the Georgetown sect ion of. the city. ------------ x------------John Wesley Berry PACE J. E. SPURLING, Agt. Fertilizers v f u 1'* * I F o r Seed R eds Ashes: Steamed Bone Meal Raw Bone Meal Ground Tobacco Stems Cotton Seed Meal Nitrate Soda Potash Nitrate Mixed Fertilizers Our Prices Are Right Chase & Co. Sanford, Florida FOR SALE—Large mission dav­ ARE YOU INSURED? IF NOT, SEE John Wesley Berry, a hnrbcr 40 enport, green upholstering, good lied years of age, died yesterday morning springs and mattress. M. S. X cigar W. J. T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y Sanford. 52-1 at his resilience, 2023 Central avenue Buena Vista, lie had been a resident ' Three vacant business lots for sale of Minmi for five years. His wife AGENTS on First Street. Cheaper now than and three small children mourn his will be later. Don’t need all loss. W. IL Combs, funeral director Connelly, rns wll have charge of the funeral. Mr. 100 Magnolia Avenue Berry belonged to Ashler Masonic lodge at Ft. Augustine.— Miami Herald o r r i i 'E i - n i m s h a n k n c iU H N O FOR SALE—Two mules ami vva Mr. Berry nt one time lived in Sangon cheap for cash. Apply to For ford and owned a barber shop here. Florida S a n fo rd , rest It. Whittle, 110 French avenue ------------ x----------r»2-:$tp.______________________________ Mr. Sumter Speer left Monday foi ..F O R SALE CHEAP—One big fin. Minmi wher he will be engage*! in tin 12. O . P A I N T E R F E U T I L I Z E H C O M P A N Y mule and big horse. Both good work fruit packing business. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA --------- —x-----------ers nnd perfectly sound. Ask R. B. C O M I’ I.U TK I’ lU tTI I . I 7 . r i i s Mrs. T. E. Speer returned Thursday Lynch about them. D. C. Hill, P t l l l T I L i z t t l l M A T r illA l.N l-3tp Lockhart, Fla. from a months visit to points in Nnrtl KI’ IIA Y K H N Georgia. issH C T ic tn n H FOR SALE— 542 bicycle like new ------------ x------------l* m J L T I» T N U P rL IR N for $30. E. E. Hull, Osteen, Fla. D. G. Harvard of Live Oak. Fla., l-3tp ___ _ ___ __ __________ has been visiting his son J. S. Harvard W’ t l l . fo r I . I . . I I 'r l r . 1.1.I*. Slat t h . C h ».| > * .< -b a t , r l r * . * l w . r . In t i n . w ith ( J a . l l l r , of this City. Whilehere he visited FOR SALE—2 nrre celery tract. Daytona Bench nnd Orlando and war Colored section. Easy terms. very much pleased with the country Easy terms. Connelly, lie rcturnedto Live Oak Sunday. General Fire Insurance TRY A HERALD WANT AD Model 6-48 $2075.00 6-34 $1750.00 DELIVERED Practically the same Specifications as other cars selling at $300.00 more money. Sold by a local dealer who has won the reputation of giving SERVICE to the entire satisfaction of every customer. These prices are sure to go higher soon. Huy now while the Price is assured. H. L. HAIGHT Overland Sales & Service Cornpang Opposite Hotel Valdez Cor. Commercial and Park For Rent—Three rooms for light house keeping. NO. 317 Cor. o[ Third ami Elm. Mrs. W. F. Leavitt 50-tf For Sale—Celery larms, any sue, to suit purchaser. Buy from owner. Box 27C, Sanford, Flu. 50-tf For Sale— Pair of good farm mules, wagon und harness. T. F. Adams, 49-1 f For Sale— Doris Gas Lighting Plant. Cheap. L. F. Roper. We t Side Grocery. 48-tf FOR RENT For Rent —Furnished rooms and kitchenettes. Apply Shirley Apart­ ments opposite Postofflce. 4S-2Gtp W a tc h for FOR RENT— A three ncrc farm at Lake Monroe. Apply at E. A. Osteen Store.______________________ 2-3tf. FOR RENT— Light housekeeping apartments. Inquire of Mrs. Grace Williams, 221 E. First St. 2-ltc the A nnouncem ent ~ i jR RENT—Two furnished bedrooms with hath, in private family. 117 Laurel Avenue. 2-3tc ■ ft ft ft ft ft Fc.r Rent— Light house keeping apart merit inquire Mrs. Grace Williams 221 h. First st,________________ 2-4tc For Rent —To fishing parties .or tourist parties, 20-foot, half cabin, canopy motor boat fully equipped Licensed pilot who knows the St Johns. Phone 348W. L. G. Loveless 45-tf m ■ FIE greater your desire for.freem T_ dom from washday drudgery the more ,ou will appreciate the truly remarkable ft Iabor and time-saving conveniences o f the ft « ft ft ft ft ■ felesS tfric, ZSfa&Aeto SwfogJtyAeSS&ttfcW ityer ft F or sim plicity, handiness and econ om y, there is no other washing machine t/iat will please you as much as a May tig. Smoothly and quietly it handles the average family wash in fifteen to twenty minutes and you need not be surprised that it delivers your wash cleaner, whiter and with less wear and tear than if you had rubbed and scrubbed it in the old, wearisome way. We shall be pleased loshow you this wonderful washer. If you have seen others, me Maytag will be a revelation to you. SANFORD FURNITURE CO. J. D. DAVISON, Mgr. -F1 -V* Wanted— Corn. The Beacham Grain Co of Alachua Fla. will pay you the market price for ear corn in cur lots. Farmers can join together n making tip cars. 42-tfc. WANTED— Mnttresscs to make over. Furniture enameled, varnish­ ed, upholstered, house painting, wall papering, calcimining. Wo store fur­ niture nnd sell it for you on commiss­ ion. We know our trade. Plenty of room. Odd Fellows Hall, Cypress avenue nnd 5th strict. M. J. Brad­ ford and Wife. 2-4tp WANTED W ANTED—To Rent 4 or 5 rooms unurnished will pay good rent. 3lc. HARRY HANDEL 316 Sanford Avc. City. WANTED—Settled white woman, about 40 years old, as housekeeper tc take care of a small family. Good home and salary. Apply Box 246, Route A, Sanford, Fla. l-7tp MISCELLANEOUS WOOD— Plenty of wood nt Wekiwt —two mllea from railroad. Cut o» shares. Hundreds of cords. Write me. IL B. & S. Co., Welilwn, Fla. 62-Gtp. ~~ * I buy, pay cash for recond hand pianos. Address 352 Sunfcrd, Florida 44-tfc f o f the � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 03, 1920; <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/058f62cf92acf2552b326b1dcddec1a1.pdf 3cef046b0dc711f558c2b5936fd07ee9 PDF Text Text S E C T IO N SA N FO RD TW O IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION NUMIIEIl 2. SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. AUCJUST 27. 1920 ! O A M. BERTHELOT T : x x > : ' ^ c x ; ; x x m x x x m m x x m m m m x x x x m x x m x x x X WILLIAM MARTIN WILLIAMS I now have for sale all kinds of building materials which offer a big saving over present day prices. Re­ member. the lumber in this bujjiding was cut from virgin timber and is practically all heart, and will last longer than the lumber which we are getting today. Here are the prices which will show you some real bargains in this excellent material. Recent photo of *1. BartMlot, French minister of foreign affair*, at preaent In London, where ho le attending the allied conference, In accord with the Itigu.' plan. Thr 1% Gala Day will bo held on the lakefront instead of tho west side k and ball grounds as first planned >lake front is an ideal spot or this big event. K POWELL WILL REMAIN Willis Powell, tnc greatest hustler in the state, who is now secretary of the Lake County Board of Trade, was here the other day and at the time wc thought Willis wns pining for fields nnd pastures new, but we sec by the I.ake county papers that his tslsry has been raised to a figure somewhere near whnt his services arc worth, although a large salary does not come anywhere near paying Willii for nil that he docs in the boosting line. He just boosts for the pleas­ ure of seeing things grow nnd expand and he «nn no more help being opti­ mistic than he can help living nnd. being six feet tall and In real good health. Willis will be here tunny year* yet. Wo nre glud to see Lake countv get Willis nnd hold him. He has already plnccd that county on the map in large letters nnd any time they get through with him n nice little •Sanford will offer him a nice littl* sum to come over here nnd be our secretary of the bohrd of trade for u few minutes, a t lenst. And, anyhow, we would like to have Willis over some night when the board of trade for his very presence maker forget their troubles nnd feel •ike millionaires. Windows, complete with frames and inside • trim each . . . . Double Windows, complete with frames and inside trim, each - Single doors, complete with frame and inside trim $ Double “ “ “ “ 14 “ “ Front doors, Special prices Second hand brick not cleaned, per thousand ! Scrap Lumber per two horse load - - $2.1 orders ea J. D. HOOD, President legislature to carry out the tctatlvc This silly twaddle of the Orlando pooSTATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN plan of the board of control. pie is absurd nnd it Is also noted that FILLED TO OVERFLOWING _______ x_______ | none of the Orlnndo offenders tip, ni mK^i r • prnred in the municipal court to de­ Judge 1 ined Himself fcnd their cases hut they, knew they Total Enrollment Will Exceed 600 -------I were guilty nnd estreated their bonds. Pupiln In Fall Term Judge Schclle Maine*, iudge of th municipal court wns caught excccdiri; Purchased Fine Farm Place TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 23—Dr. Ed­ the speed limit one day this wee ward Conradi, president of the State und was pulled by the motorcycle , L. A. Ilrunilcy lias sold tlu^ fine College for Women, stated today thnt policeman who plays no favorites and the total enrollment ut the beginning The judge wns up before his own court farm next to his own place on Celery of the coming fall term would ex­ nnd hnd to pay a fine just like any avenue known ns the Hughes place ceed 609 nnd nlthough every possible of the common herd and the to II. It. Ferguson of Robinson county ill convince North Carolina. This place com­ space in the dormitories was taken, j ntur ic speeders prises the stone bungalow and ID acres over *<>nu hundred applications hud any ss of who of fine flowing well land all tiled and been turned down, solely because of are came from being farmed. Mr. Ferguson nnd flintthe luck of nccomodutions nnd dorm- they A none of ily have arrived in the city and will itory. State girls nre of course and of persons, make this place their home. given first consideration, nnd all stud- thci cuts from other states than Florida, — wil I not lie given rooms on the campus. There are almut fifteen out- mmm of-statc students who would attend the college this winter and rooms have been secured for them in the immediate neighborhood of (lie col­ lege.. President Conradi has made room in his own home for four stud­ ents, nnd nil told, tiicie will be about thirty girls who will have rooms in private homes, near the enmnus The Florida State College for Women has grown almost beyond all Our slocks are fresh ami are of months no advertising of uny nature the best strains that can he se­ was carried on, and there was no agent in the field, and in spite of the cured. Sanford Farmers have fact that no soliciting was done, there been using our “ Paris Golden nre over a hundred young women Yellow Self - Blanching Celery of the state, who will he compelled to go elsewhere to attend college. Seed” for the past twenty years. Ten years ngu the total «-**r«»lImeat of the Florida State College for Our “ Big Boston Lettuce” and “ Early Snowball Women wns 267, and the graduating class* of that year boasted of being Cauliflower” have always produced dependable the largest in the history of the in­ crops. Why experiment? Place your orders early. stitution. There were nineteen grad­ uates of the ncudemicnl department. In the spring of 1U20, the graduates from this same institution numbered markable growth afld advancement can not be maintained unless equip­ ment is furnished to meet the needs Sanford, Florida of the institution, nnd Ur. Conrndi stated thnt nt least onc-lmlf millliou dollnrs should be appropriated by the | Seeds! Celery, Lettuce, Cauliflower If you nre troubled with pains or oches; feci tired; have headache, indit . rt on, insomnia; painful pass®C«of urine, you will find relief in GOLD MEDAL i 3world’s standard remedy for kidney, bladder and uric add troubles and Lailonal Remedy of Holland line* IMP. Th,,c dies, all druggists. Guaranteed. for ll. a u rn , Gald Medal and accept bo UaitaUoa ,»trr bat TO LENGTHEN TOURIST SEASON IN FLORIDA Railroads Authorize Sale of Tickets Effective October 1st. The problem of lengthening the tourist season In Florida to seven or eight month?, including full, winter nnd spring, has been solved so far ns the rnilronds are concerned. They have authorized the snlo of round trip tourist tickets from distant points to Florida, effective on and after October 1st, up to April .'10th with a return llir.it on nil tickets of May .'list. The Florida Development Board bus written the passenger trnflb manager of each of the main lint roads entering Florida urging that they give ample publicity to llu* carl) sale of tourist tickets, in order to stmt the tourists to Florida early in the season and thereby relieve con gestion ill passenger traffic in Janu­ ary and. February. The local commercial organizationcan do Very effective Work by start­ ing their advertising early, and by providing » longer period of enter­ tainment. •> U A .I.IV .t i; l_ William Martin William*, an Ala. bama l a w y e r , ha* b«en named to auceeed Daniel C. Roper as cemmlsaloner •f Internal revonut. H* ha* practiced law In New York and In i*17 waa mad# solicitor of tha department of agriculture. He held this position’ un­ til hla present appointment. SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MAKING CANVASS ETery Citizen Should Subscribe for Stock in Thin Institution. Every citizen in Sanford is vitally interested in the upbuilding of our town. Those who were at the last Board of Trade meeting heard many good things about the Sanford Build­ ing and I/>an Association. We need homes, and more homes. Tho easiest way to get them on the rent plan is through the building and loan asso­ ciation. Every business man in Sanord should subscribe to the limit. You will not only get a good divi­ dend on your money invested directly from the association, but every fam­ ily locating with us Is an asset to the community, and will increase your business. The Building nnd Loan Association is purely co-operative nnd every dollnr earned goes back to the stockholder pro-rntn, after de­ ducting absolutely necessary running expenses. Can anything be fairer! Every dollar you invest will help someone that needs it get n home. T. J. Miller, "President, II. R. Stevens, Vice-Pres. A. P. Connelly, Sec. A Treas. The Board of Trade appointed a committee to solicit subscriptions. Don’t wait for this committee, if you haven’t seen them. Go to the office, subscribe for stock, und help us build houses to take enre of the .stranger coming in. Do it now. Plant M.it wrA Hy-Te t Seed for g '*»;! r • u'ts. G.irden n*ri F.eld .Seed for Fall Planting. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Lillard arrived! Scetl U.Uf, Rye, llarley, M illet. In the city Saturday fium their form­ er home In Florala, Alabama, where New Crop Turnips Cr.hhagc, Mr. Lilian! hnd charge of the F lo r-1 Egg-Plant, Pepper, Beans, nln News. Mr. and Mrs. I.illnrd are Pear, Potittos and Orion no strangers to Florida, Mr. Lillard | Sets. having been a resident of Pensacola j largest and Oldest established for many years, where he was huslness manager of the Pensacola News, j Seed house in the state. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lillard will Ik* the • guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. II. A. Neel i until their household goods arrive, i when they will move into their own home, recently purchased on Elm Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Lillard will prove n valuable nddition to the citiJacksonville censldp of Sanford. Beginning on September 7th we shall offer For Sale at Extremely Low Prices Send For Fall Cataloge and Seed Soecial Entire Stock of Furniture House Furnishings and Stoves. REMEMBER THE DATE AND WATCH FOR PRICES Florida �AUGUST 27, 1920 PAGE TWO C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD finding it neccsrary for him to give his entire time to hie personal hold­ ings at Iowa City. C. S. Lee of Ft. Drum spent Sun­ Mrs. J. N. Thompson nnd Mother day In Oviedo. 1 Mrs. Carlton of Island Grove return­ Mrs. McDonald of Lakeland Is visit- ed Saturday. Mrs. Thompson who irur her sister Mrs. II. U. McCall this has recently underwent nn operation or nppendicits is improving rapidly, week Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T. Holers of Mi­ to the delight of her ninny friends in ami arc visiting Mrs. A. P. Farnell Oviedo. this week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robt. King have rent­ I.ONGWOOI) PICK-UPS ed the S. W. Swope cottage on Gra­ ham Avenue. Mr. Wm. MeGahey and nmily arc rnneas ‘(0 ' 0r a few days. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Swope, lt ranees Swope nnd Mrs. C. S. Lee spent Mon- Mr am, Mr„ ............_ ........ j ... Dinkl e were in lay in Orlando. , __ rirlnmln Orlando nn on Mondny. Miss Gladys Lexette of JacksonMr. Woodcock left Inst week for a ,-Ulc spent Sunday with her parents visit to his old home in Maine. Mr. nnd Mrs. N. J. Lexette. Mr. and Mrs. Satcher arc hnv Mr. nnd Mrs. & II. Brown of Gold- lnp T cottage built next door to C. W. :n Rod spent Monday in Ovdedo th# E *txin,n|,cp B hoinc. -uests of ............— Mr. W. B. -•\\---------illinms. • . . rC. W. w . Entxenger guests EntzcnRcr left Thursdny for Olive W right is spending a part of Hot Springs Ark. where he will re­ the week a t Daytona Beach, tho guest main several weeks. of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Lawton. Mrs. Churles Pope was a visitor in Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Murphy return­ Sanford dn Wednesday . ed Sundny from Iowa where they Miss Eva McQunrters of Orlnndb have been for sevcrnl weeks. spent the last week the guest of Mr. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Swope, Frances and Mrs. Bistlinc. Swope, Miss Mnble Swope nnd Mrs. Miss Olive Dinkle left Fridny for C. S. Lee spent Saturday in Or- Jacksonville where she is visiting her lundo. . , sister Mrs. II. C. Chnpmnn. Dr. nnd Mrs. C. I*. Mntheson nnd Friends of Mrs. Itenenu will be little dnughtcr Marguerite of Fort pleased to learn she is nble to he Myers are visiting Mis. J. II. Lee out ngain after an illness of several and family. months. • , , Mrs. J. II. Lee Sr. returned SotThere will be nn ice cream socinl nt u relay rom Davtona Beach where she the Library Fridny evening Aug27 hns been visiting Mr*. W. J . Lawton the proceed* ki> toward* the Library nnd family . . . , ■ building fund. Mrs. L. R. Mitchell entertained the Mr. nnd Mrs. Pugh of Jacksonville Ladies Bible Classs of the Methodist have arrived nnd will soon be located Church Tuesday afternoon at their* in their home recently purchased from regular meeting. Mr. MeGnhey Master Ben Johnson entertained a Friends of Miss Will I/>u MeGnhey cw of his voung friends nt a birth­ wil be sorry to hear that she is in day party Inst Friday afternoon in the hospital in Sanord where she will honor of Ii Ih sixth blrthdny. undergo an operation for npendicitis. Messrs T. W. Lawton, N. J. Lawton ----------- x----------Rowdy Wright nnd 0. I’. Swope EAST SANFORD came over from Dnytonn Saturdn yto spend Sundny in Oviedo. Mrs. A. Corpnny will return Thurs­ Misses Mary Brnnnon, Alice limndnry I.cinhart nnd Messrs Al­ dny from her trip to I.ibson Ohio. Miss Virginia Long is in Fort ton Farnell nnd W. M. Wright spent Meade guest of her cousin Mrs. Eusta Sundny nt Dnytonn Bench. Mr. Snodgrass of Jacksonville is net Burgess. G. C. McDonald is nt home from ing Cnshier in the Hank of Oviedo while T. L. Lingo is taking n two Lnkelnnd nn enforced vacation due to his health. weeks vacation nt Dnytonn Bench. I.. B. Currie is over from New SmyMiss Nell King returned Tuesday uni mtxuuik «..«.« she ................ from Leesburg where hns been inn guest of his daughter Mrs. W. E siting her sister Mrs. Z. Spinks | Prevail und family, nee the closing of the summer scool Mr. nnd Mrs. Forston nnd children > the University of Florida nt Gain- Minvc moved rom Beck Hnmniock tc ivilio. ''Greene neighborhood. Mr. John Robertson who hns been Mrs. I. D. Martin writes from Dani Chicago for several weeks returned ielson Conn, that Mr. Martin receivnturdny to Oviedo nnd Mr. Robert- ed a serious injury to his knee by be in will he the manager of the Black ing thrown from his berth while nmtnock Garden Co. next season,.on the way there and is using n cam Ir. S. I- Murphy former malinger 1 in consequence. They will spend the OVIEDO Maxwell House Coffee 50c per pound Granulated Sugar - 22c lb. 8 lb. cans Snow Drift Lard * - * • 3 lbs. Besl Cream Cheese 6 lb. cans Criscc • • O (1 II «l ^ ^ 2.25 1.00 1.90 1.10 .85 5 lbs. Baby Lima Beas 6 " B. E. Peas, Fresh .75 6 “ Navy Beans • - .75 .15 Green Split Peas, pound Fruit Jars, Pints and Quarts Seedless Raisins 3 pkgs 1.00 1.00 Seeded “ 3 “ Gal. Cans Peacock]Syrop 1.50 1 lb. Boxes Boneless Herring * • 50c Box Virginia Cobbles Irish Potatoes • • .75 pk. 3 lbs. California Onions 25c L. P. McCULLER Sanford, • • t "• • • The City Market Walthall & Estridge, Props. - Florida Full Line of I > Western and Florida Meats Staple and Fancy Groceries T o Our Customers, Friday and Saturday 10 pounds Sugar $2.25 QUICK DELIVERY W e have the best Delivery Service in the City. Give us your Meat and Grocery Order. We can Please You. Phones 106 and 493 OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE Fertilizers • WELCOME A t Our Store Thursday, Sept. 2nd as well as all the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams have gone to I’nlni Beach. W. N. Golden of Ray City Georgin hnVj arrived in the city and will be operator on the Herald Linotype. Hi II. Parker of Iioston hns nrrved in the city and will be with the F. F. Dutton Company »h traffic manager. Hon. Forrest I-nkc nnd family of Sanford were greeting their friends ^ im e . on the beach over the week end. They were guests at the Inn.— Dnytonn Journal. Mrs. J. It. Holly, Mrs. R. S. Holly, Robert Holly nnd Mildred Holly cxv t to return home Sunday from Anna Marin Reach where they have been spending the pnst two weeks nt the cottage of Mrs. R. S. Holly. Mrs. II. A. Nenl and Mrs. N. .J. Lilian! went to Dnytonn Hcuch on Wednesday for a sojourn of several weeks. They will take furnished apartments and enjoy old ocean to the fullest. L. J. Maxwell, superintendent of the Western Union, dropped into Snnord for a short visit anil wns well pleased with the increase of business along every line. Mr. Maxwell thinks Sanford has a fine future and, like every other visitor, sees many im­ provements every time he conies. Mrs. E. G. Tyner nnd E. B. Brown arrived in the city Tuesday from Jack­ sonville. Mr. Browi\ spent several days here with the Virginia Carolina Chemical Co., and went to points in Mr. nnd Mrs. Krcll enjoyed n pleas, south Florida, Mrs. Tyner will he the guest of her daughter Mrs. It. J. ant ride Sundny with Mr. nml Mrs Andrew Berteleson in the Liter's car Holly for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lee nnd Child­ Mr. nml Mrs. W. M. Haynes nnd family nnd Miss Liinh Johnson have ren nnd Mrs. Stcdt nnd nephew, Wil­ rcurned rom Coronado Beach where fred Pierson were nmong those going the Haynes fnmily nnd the Gormley over to Palm Springs Sundny for n family hevc been sojourning for the few hours hut returning in tim e to past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Gorm- attend the church service. Mr. and* Mrs. J. C. Collier nnd Mr. went on to Jacksonville where and Mrs. Wcstcrdick nnd sister, Mrs. they nre residing. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Kny Anderson Benton enjoyed a day nt Coronndc nnd family were here Saturday en beach, the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Bnrs. route to Coronado Bench, where they ey Beck on the 15 th nnd ngain on the spent several days. Frank is spend­ lDth though the Inttcr trip Mrs. Col­ ing h<s vncntlon nt Ids old home place lier did not go on account of the near Palm Springs, where he passed grippe she has been having. his early chddhood. He is in charge Ijis I Sunday, Mr. nnd Mrs. Color and of the Tampa Branch of the Thomas Mrs. Green spent a while at tb*» lake Advertising Agency nnd nt present taking their dinner in the woods. is mnking his home in Tampa, but he Sorry we ore nil not able to attend will nlwnys call Seminole County his the birthday party given nt tho lnk< home. on the 10th in honor of Mrs. MnrgnMiss Mnrinn Otis, of Dnytonn, nnd let Ericsson's birthday. Miss Word, of Sanford, have been All report it nn enjoyable affair fortunate enough to secure their en­ for besides the delights of the lake n trance into the College For Women bounteous super wns served to which nt Tnllnhnssec or the fall seinster. nearly ull in Grnpeville responded. There were one hundred new stud­ There were nbout 80 per cen t.. r ents accepted while 125 were refused Inrge crowd from town also. ndmission because of the crowded con------------x----------(Htidn of the college. The entire list Putting On Big Sales wns published in the Tinics-Union of Snturdny.—Dnytonn Journal Mr. nnd Mrs. P. M. Elder and little Among the Sanord merchants put­ dnughtcr, Alice, have returned from ting on big sales are the stores of a month's vnention spent in the S. Benjamin on First street nnd pal­ mountains of North Carolina and, metto, Bnndels Emporium on Sanford north Georgin, where our geninl avenue, Milcr’s Furniture store, am! postmaster gained in flesh and health several other stores nre putting on nnd i* ready to tackle Uncle Snnt’s sales or contemplating the same.This business in the post ollicc this win­ sales idea is good for several reasons ter. Capt. Elder saw n lot of Gcor- nnd thin is also the time to g et the gin politics, Georgia rains nnd wet people in the habit of coming to S an­ w eather and enjoyed the trip to his ford to do their trading. Sanford of­ old home very much, but lie and Mrs. fers more inducements to people of Elder nre glnd to get back to Sanford this section of Florida than any otlici city nnd the merchants should bo a ­ again. live to their great nportunitics a t nil times nnd keep the people coming. U PSA LA~A ND Git AP EVILLE The merchants who nro doing th« Mrs. Edwin Lunguist Raymond re­ business nre the merchants who ad­ turned home Sundny rom their visit vertise and if you want to keep post­ to Tiger Bny at the home of her par­ ed watch the colums of the H erald ents with her brother, Clnrence Berg- You can tell who is alive and who is not. " quist (not Buggist) by auto. ------------x----------E. W. came homo the 15th in the Oscar Speer To Asheville meantime he has purchased n new Maxwell nuto for his family. Mrs. C,. W. Speers wns called to A number of the family gathered nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mlnnii last week by tho serious Ill­ Ericsoq Snturdny evening to bid Mrs ness of her son Oscar Speer. It wns Carr and children good bye, ns they found necessary to send him to A she­ returned to their home in Delnnd, Sun- ville for treatm ent nnd the govern­ I day Mr. and Mrs. Ericron motoring ment hns taken him in charge and | will boar nil of his expenses. 'over with them. Find time to PAY US A VISIT We treat you Right Deane Turner Groceries . $■§ • For Seed Beds Ashes: • Steamed Bone Meal Raw Bone Meal Ground Tobacco Stems Cotton Seed Meal LOCAL AND PERSONAL You Will Find A ___________________ _______________ . 112 W. First St. Phone 497 Imported Sugar - 5 lb. 95c 24 lb. Obelisk Flour • $2.00 96 “ Gold Medal Flour 8.25 Compound Lard, pound • .25 Pt. Cans Wesson Oil • .40 .40 Large Size P. U. Butter .45 Ail Good Oleo, pound • Chum Gold Oleo “ * .50 2 lb. Can Yan Camps .20 Pork and Beans • Good Com, Doz. • • 1.65 2 lb. cans Tomatoes, doz 1.55 Best Rice, pound * * .15 3 1 lb. cans Roast Beef 1.00 1.00 3 1 lb. cans Corned “ 1.00 3 2 lb. cans Tripe Polled Ham, doz. • • .60 Best Brooms, each 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 remainder of the slimmer nt their cot­ tage in Bridgton Maine. A. Corpnny, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpcnlng and young people drove to Tavares Sunday and plcniccd. Mured Mayeda will sail from Seat­ tle Washington AAug. 28 for Japan. The’item should of rend Inst week Mrs Toynmns sister will come ns his bride. Tho A.K. Powers farm nnd beauti­ ful little h. j i c in Browns Hammock has been sold to a Mr. Brown from the West side. He will take possesion at once. East side friends will be pleased to know a son Inst week was born tc Mr. und Mrs. Will Rowe nt their home on West 1st St. Mrs. Rowe will b< Miss Isabel Ravnor. M rJ. T. Allen nnd Ruth nnd Mr. nnd Mrs P. J. Allen nnd litttle dnugh­ tcr Kntherinc spent Sunday nt Coron­ ado. C. E. Chorpening hns bought an­ other truck nnd has accepted the tratransferring of both the Bcnrdcll ave. nnd Celery ave. School children this much coming year. Mr. Chorpening gave such universal satisfaction last year he hns been asked to accept the position for the next two years. L. A. Brumley has sold what it known ns the Hughes place* but own­ ed by him several years to a Mr. Fergeson from North Carolina. The At­ tractive cement house nnd groundi und 18 acres of improved celery land The Fergersons nre expected to nrrivc soon. They have sevcrnl young people. Mrs. J. T. Allen nnd two daugh­ ters Mary Belle and Helen after sepnding one month nt Dnytonn Beach where they went for Helen's health, have been to Coronado Bench. They will hnvc apartments nt John Adams. Helen's health is so grcntly improved they expect to spend six or eight weeks at Coronado, Miss Gladys Greene entertained n few of her friends at n dinner party Thufdriay evening. 'Those present were Miss Bessie. Ix>ng, Mr. Theo. Deane, Mr. Wilburn Rumple, Arthur nnd Victor Greene nnd Mrs. Greene After dinner the guests were enter­ tained with n game of cards. Dur­ ing the evening refreshments were, served. Everyone had a delightful time and the party wns voted a grent success. Nitrate Soda Potash Nitrate Mixed Fertilizers Our Prices Are Right Chase & Co. Sanford, Florida LOOK for our display of new goods at our *• NEW STO R E People’s Bank§Building V " COMPANY Farm s, Homes, Groves, Lots I H A V E T H E M Sanford prosperity is visible on every hand. Our farmers are making good and with their success others arc also prospering and best of all we all believe in Sanford and Seminole County. Money made here Is also being invested in developing our section. Our growth is legitimate and inspiring. Folks nre settling down for a life time stay—buying homes and farms, businesses etc. Any one in need of anything in the way of property will do well to call at iny oflicc The small cement building or. Pnrk Ave). 1 have assisted may and can help you. Watch the South East Corner of P a ge Two J. E. SPURLING �*-53^J3SSHWMfNBBJPrcS|F?NPSjBf,^ ,’“***,s " it* I f • -ll 3* LEG AL ' ' m •» i t j . «r 1 <” j !!';/. V V h i. i i h r - ,, it'v 1 i*• .1 Vj i '-j ' !i ! J• v ! *i • » Lv*i r Y u4 * ; \ < •* ',: $ it/ '■ f. ♦ *i n C IR C U IT* C O U R T, S E V E N T H JUD­ C IR C U IT . IN A N D TOR SEM ­ IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A IN C H A N C E R Y SI.AVI A C O LO N Y CO\II'A NY’. \ Curpofillon undn Ibr I . i « > of Ibr Slate of Ohio. , O in in liln in ti. :1 •:•).• f t # 1 I i; ,- | * i ' i, i - 'I > i >1 ♦ I f . " - : • H * f . f *i (!. uV' W i i ' -'li i J l |{ ! •'■ t: * ' 1 : 4 !*>■■ iM ty i ( / A : | J >.,H . I f tr i '.! ♦ 1 'ft. 1 |f > ; M M ' I . ■ ri fk' »* V I 1 M ■ I J. -.L ": « ■ ■ ' 1 i ’ S* ' •IV *.! , -t- 1 r -.j* i dm itJ 1 ♦ rV 11 V tifV -'U i Honorinc BollinRcr of Macon Ga. Is visiting her Aunt Mrs. McLaulin. Attorny C. P. Dickson and W. S. Essington business manager of the Orlando Sentinel were Sunday visit­ ors and guests of the Valdez Hotel. M O L IN E UNIVERSAL TRACTOR But! Cav.’thon is. spending a feiv days in Sanord having come down with Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Lilian! from Floraln Alabama. This Is Mr. Caw thon's first trip to this part of Florida and he thinks this part of the world ----------- X----------Jacksonville*, Aujrust 21.—Governor is just about right. --------------------- x --------------------Calts nnnouncctl that he Yvould ask the Try n Herald Yvnnt ad for results. Supreme Court o the State for nn opinion as to the necessity of callnjf a special session of the Leeislature to chanife the election laws heforo Yvomcn are permitted to vote. lie de­ clared his belief that upon final ac­ tion by the SSecrotary of SState of the United States in promulgating the 10th amendment the women are eliirible to vote Yvithout. State action, in his opinion it will not lie necessary for women to pay poll tax in order to vote for the first time. O p t ic ia n TH E OltfiCII or l,tI|II.IC.YT|ON M fi ore of Srrdun IS: the Soutbrial .f-Atler of Norlbraat quarter of Hecllna 30; and ibe Northea*t quarter of Nortbeaal quartr* of Rreilou 33, all In Townablp 31 South It* if* 31 IU > I.'' Trna and each of /no ar* been* « n k r - i to appear to tb* CompDInint'a I HI *f complaint le n d O ld on titu m r I ' V e n i . A . D. 1Jin, ih* tame l - l n r a Id ltr D*r, nf Ibl* ' ou.t. It I* further or,lrre,l that Ibla nolle* he publlabed tot Iw tD e conaerulli* w*rk* In lb* Hanfold Gerald, a newapaper of general circulation puldlabr.1 In Sanrord, Heml no l# Count/. Florida. YVin e r t : E . A. D .O f Ira*. C lrtk nf Ibe M id Circuit Osort. and It* real of aald Court. Ibl* llt h da/ td Auguat, A. D. 1030. (Seal) Ih A . D OUdLAHA, Clerk. D-rJ* fc (Hire. SiUcIlrtS fur Conplalaard. l-13'.c ICIAL ! '.j • A D V E R T IS E M E N T S . x o n c z o r A r ru c A T io x j o e t a x d e e d . Uadar Swltoa ATI of th* O t u r i l E u tu to i. Nolle* 1* b firh f ( l l t o Ihatt u . n. l i f R K i r r r . rur-’ta a .r of T o i O r tlf if it* No. 3<i3, il*t*.1 tli* lilk da/ of Jn l/. A. 1>„ 1013, l i u (llrd aald errllflftt* la n / ettlrr in<! t i n m u ll application for I n i lm l to l**u* In arrotilanrr w ith law. Kill) rrrtlfirat* riubraf** lb* fnllowtag raerltwsl I W f t t 'f alluatrd In Stralgiilt Conn! /, I'kwld* 16-nlll ■ lit ISO ft. of f/it* 1M an 13, A. K. tlrlffln' Nan. M r , rc o n tr-l In f la t llouk 3. Pag* 13. T1>o laid land brine a*a****d at lb« dal* of iMoaa** of aurti rrrtlfirsfe I" tb* c m * of ..I'r a r l M. H lrtrn i. Alio T a t C o rllllritr No. BAT. ilalrd Ib r i M ila/ of Jane, A. I)., ISIS, baa Alrtl n l d errtllrata In m/ nfflft ami t m m id r a rp llrillo n far I n doo.1 to lu a t In ircuciliac* with lair. S i l l ra rtin o itr rm b rn ra the ollowlne il<-*nllr.i aroprrt/ a lt n ilH In V m lnoln Coonl/, I'lo tlili. lo -» lt : W 14 » f i: 1 3 of fltv 1-4 of r n I I Of Src. 7, Tp, 31, 8. R. .m s aerri. H a a iM Itnd brine i l v o # , | at I hr d m of ln u in r r of mi-h rrrllfirate In the utroe of I'rarl It hlrphrnt. Aim T i t (V rtlftctlr No. I r.M) illtn t Ib r r.th ill/ of Jn l/ . A. I*,. 1M>T, b n OIM aatil r r r l l l t i l i In m/ oW<-r im t baa inutr ippllratlno for tat d rill to lu n r In accotilinrr n llh lirr. S lid rrrtltlra tr r m b n r 'i th e ollowlne ilr« -r ltr.l proprrt/ a l l n i l i l In .Vm lnotr O o t llf i I'lorltli, In w ill lot 31, tl. A. tirlffin'l Sab. M r . f i t l S n r'i 7 tnd » . T p . 31. » . It. .10 I*. H r i t li l lin d trine r n o w i l i t H u ' U l r of lita in rr of in rh m t lf ln l e In tb* nini* of A. H. Urtffln. i v ti.lrr. A. II. 103d. rordlne l » Itw , l i t d rn l w ill l*«ur it,m m on L n l m n l d r r r llO r ilr i (b i l l hr r i l r r o u l aoW lla m ni/ oilirlil r lt r iilu r r and m l llili thr lOlb d i/ of .t r p n l A . II., IW ). i:. a . i> o i:a f,A ss. I 'l r r i . (K ril) 11/ V. IE IK )t;«I.A S S , I>. c . It lf . IN ;l> . THE SANFORD HERALD PACK TEN ■ ri. J c. M rllrld r, rt it., IhrfrAdinta. To J. 0 . ilr llrld r, and .......... M rllrldr. bit O . I'. 1'irrolt in d ........... 1 'itM lt b li lif t , wife, A rrh A te r ro r and . . . . . . A tr rrlf r. Ida wlfr. w illia m A . R.whitrW, and .......... >'<• •Hr. l.le tir A lria n d tr. N rlllr A ln in d r r . C irri* A lr t in d r r . W llllim A ln in d r r . i l t o i c A Inlander, the h rln i t l»w of J(»rp ll A lr » audrr. d rrri* r,l, Sittnnah, I'lorldt A Wetlem Rallroid Cutnpan/. a nitforatlon tinder Ibr latra of Ib r H lalr of (iro rg li m l tt.r Slat* of 1‘lnrldi. Itotrrl II. Itnner r and . ” ••llamar/ M i wife. William L. A . Itlll*. Trna tr* for M a rlin J, Cilia ind her two dio th lrra . Marl h i V. K ill! ind M u / YV. r.llli. M arlin • RtUl, M if tl a V. Cilia, Mar / YV. Cilia Y. n r o r ll , T r n i l r r for tleoreta I'arnell. b li w lfr. ■id l^ r r b lllr r n , ( i e r i l l Karnrll n i l Ibr rhlld rra of A . P. r t lo t l! and O m re li Carnrll. II . tlnller. hi* wife. II. Ic M. Ilollrr and Slraenr, and . .......Slrrrfia till wife, S. YV. .. Ta/lor lili wlfr. YVm. Ti/lot and . .folller lilt wlfr, A. I*. Collier ind . . I’arnell Ida wlfr, I'anl-I Carnrll aid . . . Itli h Ida wlfr, Slmt-n YV, tikh m-l .... ......... Tajlnr Ida wlfr, l^wla Tailor and ........... Horn* bla wlfr. Iluatattii 11.one and A. I'rltfwi/ and ............ Prllrw*/ Ida wlfr, Joha I. Ilranrh and .............Ilrancb Ida wlfr. It. YV, Carrie and hale Currlr hla wife. J. W. Itua* and ............. It'iaa Ida wife. YY’arrrn r. I,iremote Sr., and .............Laftmorr Ida wife. A. Pnrdrr and .............I’nrdre Ida wife. YV. P. Lararrore and . .. .. .. .. .iJramof* Ida wife. Kale IkuTd. Ilarr/ A. Ihurd and.............. . tloord hla wife. YV'.lla lloord I. Irrmln l*a» ar; ........ 1)1/ h(, wlfr. YV.W.Rellaml----- - • llrll hi* wife, and IL SI. MeSitt and bla wlfr .............MeNitl: It apprarlns fiotn Ibe allMirll nf fin JaYul<ln. thr ageni of 1t,r Complainant In Ihr ahjer anil, that II la tb* hrllaf of tb* Mid tintot that tb* |darri of realdrnrr of Ibr alo*r named defendant! atr unknown, that there !• no penon In the SI air ef Vlorlda thr aerrlrr of a eohporca upon wtom would bind aaid Dr fendtnti, and tbit II It hi# belief that tb* laid defendant! are oarr the are of twenl/-on< /ran Y'on are. then fore, ordered to appeir to thr till of eomplalnt Med In laid ranar on Mondar, the lit da/ of Soaembrr A. P., IM*, the eirr.e lelii » Itnlr f»jr of tbit Court. IT IS rmiTIICIl ORDERED, Till I lid. no lire be pobtPhed for fl»M mner.-ntlre werka la Tlie Sanford llerahl. a newapaper of geaeral rlrrulitbm pnbllabr,! In Sanford. Seminole Conn I/, llorlda. WITNCAA K. A. IMftaaa. Clerk of Ibe raid CYrrslt Coart, and Ihe teal nf aild Coo:I Ibl* 14th da/ of Anpnl A. D. IWfl. fftetD C. A. DOtTOI.ARA. Clerk. Da,la k Ollea, Sollrltoft for Complalnanl I Ate TO PROPERTY OWNERS. YOI? ARC IICRCIIT NOTIFIED: Hat the *Tt/ Ontstnlaalnti of tbr lit/ nf Sanford. I’lorldl. did era the llth da/ nf Jnne A. D. 1330, pit* a te**hitlon pmalillr./ f.*r and re.julrlo* the iradlag. pailne and dralnace of that portion •of ralmetti Aarnur bnlnnlu/ at Sefond Slreel **<i eileeidln* aouth In Tenth Street, In *e •wedaare with plana and aierlfteathma tm Me la Ibe oSre of ihr cil/ Mana/er, that Ibr Aa •ee«*r hat tenlarlar]/ delertolned ripm and rr toned the taaeairoenl of eirh lot. plere or par* "I of lari'l ahtitllnc wp«n Ibe aforraald Aaennr ' 'ween rl.e prlnta ateoe deatrnate-l: that tb* rot* e«tli ated raw! of the Itnprofement ■la *'.l.YItrn, tt at the rtlltt alrd adatnlae* to your pt.'-'»rt/ natnel/: » Mra II. I. Robrtla Ini ft, RUA 0. Tier I. IL R Trtlford’a Map of Sanfrid. I* $31131. Ufa. A. Yl. tWn*re»t, Int d. IthwV 1. Tier I K II Tralf-rd'a Map of Sanford. I* $d3dlYI. O. f.uadpilat. Iart I.Y. Illvk ». Tier 1. C II. Tnlfnrd'a Map of Sanford. I, tmi.OI. S, M Swaria. Iota 1 and A. IMork I. Tier 3. Jt (S. Tralfnrd’a Jlap nf Sanfo'd la $V.YtT. oli flcrdner. Ia>t 3, Clock T. Tl»r 3 C R Tralford’a Map of Sanford, la »3TA Id. U I. Yvriftd. lot fl. Ill*vk ft. TPr 3. E 1! TfiB.eir* Map of Sanford. I* fid! <M Mra. W. A. YVati m. Iota n, to and It. Chwk »* Tier I, E R, Trafford a Map of Sanford. I* . . -V.T S«I4 acmtifit lo b* r*l'> !" three attmul p»/ and that lie 1b|tialliln( llo.rd e. Ill tneel at IttrM o'CWk M "0 lie TYrd da/ of Auctlal. 13/1 lo Ihr oft.rr nf Ihr I’ll/ M«na*er to hear mr cowhlilnt or claim that /oj mi/ bate to m lt. U n Piiii.t.rrs. , ltc Aiie***ir. IN CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AMD TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. TLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. HI.AVIA COLONY COMPANY, a corporation under Ibe Iawi of the Slate of Ohhb Complalnt* L C. UeRRIDC, el at .[Wendante. ORDER OP ITRUCATION. T* Re unknown heir*, detlree*. traaleea or other rlalmnti and all partle* cyliulnr an Interrat nnder J. C. Mrtltlde and.Vj............ MelYHde. bla wife, O. E. Parrott tp I . • Parrott bit wife. Arch Aaerelle *6d....*•• ••• Aerralle hi, wlfr. William A. Ilowifk, Ijarie Alalander, Nellie Alninder. Cirri^ Alrtindrr. William Altaandrr. George Alraandef, thrbelraal law olJoaeph Alninder. ilwraard, Raatnah. Fla, A Wealera Railroad Compia/, ■ corporalhm un rr tb* taw* of Ihe etale of Oeoriti and the Slate nf rinrida. Robert II. Ramaf/ and.......... Itamee/ bla wife, William L. A. Kill*. Tnntr* Inf Martha J. Cilia an.1 her two dinghler*. klartba V. HIN and Mar/ W. Elll*. Jlarth* J. Rill*. Martha V.Hill*. Mar/ W. MIU*. A. P. I'arnell, Trotter for CJeortl* Tarnell. hi* wife and her children. Cror/lt Caritell and Ibe rhlld rea of A. P. CarneR and firotjli I'arnell. R M. Holler and ............. Ruder hi* wife, II. D Sleaera and ............. Slearne bla wife. S. YT Tailor end ............. Ta/lor hla wlfr. YVm. Culller and ..............tVlller bla wlfr, A. P I’arnell and............... 1‘arrell bla wife, Daniel Rirh and ............. Rkh tl* wife. Simeon W. •ra/Vir and ..............Ta/lor hit wlfe.l^wla Horr.e and ..............Horne hi* wife. Ouatiru* A, 1‘eltewa/ and.......... Petlew*/ hi* wife. John I. lYrancb and.............Rrarich bla wife. D. W. Currie and Kate Currlr. hla Wlfr. J. W. Rut* and ............. Iliua hla wir*. Wanen Y. Tara more Sr., and .......... ..Uramore. hi* wife, A. Purdee and ............. Purdrw hit wife. VV. r. laraninre' and ............. tjrauor# bla »tfe. Kal* lloord. Itarr/ A. lloord ant,....... . Ih. d kll wife. YYTI1* R<.*rd, I.. Prrmln Da/ . W. licit and and ....... ....Da/ 1.1* wlfr. YV .............Rrll Ida wife. E. M. MrNalt and ............ MrNalt Ida wife, or nlbrrwlar In Ibr proper'/ herelnafler drertlhed. and lo all par Ilea rlalmln* an Interrat In aald property, alluale In Reralnolr Coaol/, Slalr or Plorid*. to wit: "The p'rtlthwret noirkr of Ibr Southwr*! Otirler and lb* Nrrthwrat uiarler »t thr Smipa'al ijuartre of IV don IS: I/d, I, 3 and 3i l Aartlna IT; tb* Weal half nf the Norlbraat ^airier. !,»* flftca »cr»* In tb# CoutlieMt c*»r Eyes Tested Lenses Ground GLASSES ADJUSTED and REPAIRED Backs With Its Implement Yes, we hnve learned the welding art— So bring to us each broken part. When you hitch your team to the wagon you hitch close up— not. out nt the end of the tongue. You want this feature in your tractor too, because it enables you to back up. If it’s mechanically possible to weld the broken parts wo can do so. Don't waste your money for ncYV parts before you consult us. So is charging the proper prices. Theodore Roosevelt w isely said: "Nine-tenths o f wisdom consists o f being wise in time." That’s pretty good advice. Bear it in mind when selecting your tractor. Let The It., & O’s Auto Doctor look after your car’s health L. A. BRAND B. ( >plom r t f 1s t- O p t i c i a n 221 E. First S ired Opposite J’ohtoUlcr & Features You Want 0. MOTORCO. L Docs all field work—Including cultivating—and belt work. Saves most horst keep. 20U PARK AVE., Sanford, . . . . Floridt 2. One man handles both tractor and implement. You can / arm more land atone. 3. Tractor and Implement back up as one unit. Eajiln handled in close /facer. ELDER SPRINGS WATER THOMAS II. IIAKER, rh. I). A. Operator sits on Implement scat. P erfect control over whole outfit. A n a l/llra l and C ona utling C k rm la l Prefraala**l *f N lt a r a l N d r n r r l.'m rr lla i. Ilalllaa C a llrg r, M s,Ida I'H ta l* l aboraiuri of Ifo llln i Call*#* YY Ia lrr I’ ark, Ft*., N o t . 3th, I l l s M r . T . O . Cbarlra Sanford, Fla., 5. Opcrator’a eye always on Im­ plement. fleffer implement work; better crops. Dear S ir : I h a ir ro ra p lrtrd ra rrfu l rh rm lra l a n ilia l* of Ih r aarnplr of w*|#r that /•n broag hl rat ra ti/ laal » r r k . anad ha** obtained Ih* follow ing teaollat C * l* f -----------------------------------------------------_ _ C tM f R eaction------- --------- — ------------------------ Neutral Ire * Am m onia 00 yarla per million Album inoid Aram anla____ _____ Trace C h lorine ---------- 1.71 O a rti per m lllla* T n la l a * lld ,..._ h od p . m . p cr m illion lla r d n e a a ___ 31.01 /aria per m lllla* N llra la a _____ T ra r* T b * abarne* yraetlcall/ » f fre* and album inoid am m onia In Ihla water aad Ila ta r/ amall am aanl of ehlarln* ladlrale* Ila e ite llr a l qa alll/ far hooarhold parpnae*. In addllton I* Ik* good goalll/ ehararlecD llr* *f .u p rrlo r b*u**h*ld water, Il po**f**ta apeelat feature* of much aalue, tapeelall/ Ihoa* of eie e lle a l nalura aerallan and L O W degre* *f hardnaaa. T h r baclerlologleal anal/ala, reaulllng In a* aterage lo la l count. In f*ur nampleo oT Ik* water, a t 1 baelerla par r e a l.; and In finding or other idlng no colon, or barm fal barle rla , full/ e n a trm ila gaod quail)/ ladiral • J' b / l ha CHEMI CAL aaal/ri*. O f Ihe man/ water* af Ihla and other ra g la n t Ikal I haa* a n a l/ ird , I haao faaad none aaperlar la all good «uaUllea lo lh a l or Ih* " f lld e r W a te r." Tou r* eer/ raapeelfcll/, (S ig n e d ) T I I O S . II. IIA K F .II 6. Tractive power ahead of work; operator behind itJlandles like horses. Take notice how the Moline-Universal is rigidly and closely hitched to its implement. You can back the entire outfit ju st os easily as you can drive it ahead—back half w ay across the field if you want to. I t ’s a m ighty handy, satisfactory and scarce feature among tractors. You may have overlooked this big point. For convenience and close work its value is ob­ vious. It gives the Moline-Universal greater freedom o f movement and allows it to work in and out o f corners ond tight places. In every operation the outfit hcndlco as one unit, yet their pivoted connections allow both tractor and im­ plement' to conform individually to the in­ equalities o f the ground. In small fields this feature of the MolineUniversal is almost a necessity. At all times and in all places it is a big point that works with all the other big Moline-Universal points to make it the m ost economical and satisfactory tractor made— a good investment. We wont to figure, demonstrate and prove it to you. G ive us the chance. BELL BROS., Lake Monro T. 0. CHARLES, Distributor TELEPHONE lll-W- lll PARK AVE. S A N F O R D . FLORIDA )J l •c ' 6 Delightful Always E veryw h ere - 'A n y \ tim e 1 �; : , H*; *V' AUGUST 27. 1920 ■ *, • THE SANFORD HERALD STATE JDST THREE OUT OF SIX And then some Tampa pnpers said thnt wc were wrong for raying that Skinny was childish. ----------- x-----------• Skinny Is alright, but they have to play ball behind him. And if Tampa expects anything from Skinny that wil hnve to quit that knocking stuff. ----------- x----------Mopohan is with us this week. And after all Monohan is all right. Wc And after nil, this Inst wool: has- like the wny he .sticks to it while the n’t been the worst one for us this year rest run. by any means. And yet, It hasn't Dick Monohan js the only one to been a good one. On the six comes stny the season through. There have played, b'nnford copped three of them, been a bunch of 'em on him nllfcvear, und by so doinc hns kept us out of but he Is here yet. ----------- x----------the cellnr, HUT—n tissue paper door And whats more, he is going to stay. is all thnt superntes us from that ----------- x----------position now. .Tournament Riding next Thursday. ----------- x----------Of this past weeks doincs the most interest was centered upon the two And farce comedies on the ball diam­ ond. gnme series wi'.n Orlando. -xReally we would hnve felt bud if And Parades, and soda water n::d Orlando hud won both these cutties, because it has been awful, the way crnckcr-jack. ----------- x----------we hnve bent them colnc and coniine And Fish fry on the Inke front. this year. ----------- x----------But we just had to beat them again And Snnford ploys at home ngnin in the first gnnie, (M ondnyh-innsmuch ns it is only a piece of rare tomorrow. Let us not weaken this luck when the Cnps win one from the late in the day. Come nut nnd help Fcda. And then Tuesday, we were really sorry for those birds down that way und we went down to Orlando witn our minds made up thnt we were coinc to hnve,a heart. And before their Inrco crowd of seventy-five fans we let them get away with one. Or­ lando paper* then lost their •heads. Actually Imd nerve enouch to come out and crow over the stunt Hut we cuess after all is said and done it wns n stunt, Orlando bent Hanford. The series thi year between Sunford and Orlnndo now stands. Hnnford won 0, Orlando won 4, and they tied one. Lakeland is here today and to morrow. A battle for the cellur pen nns^ will be stneed and it is hoped thnt fnns will turn out stronc and | witness the cantes. ----------- x----------* HARRY IIURKE. el ji The first part of this season Jim ­ my Hums was the man that started thu fireworks for the Feds. It was he that was Hanford's first mutineer. Next to come wns Hutch Johnson, who lasted just lone enouch for the I Club to issue him a release. Follow-1 inc him ns mutineer came Gene Gufney nnd then nfter the sale of Gone it wns Hnrry’s turn to take hold of the wheel. It is needless to state here thnt Harry Burke has been one of the most valuable men that hns worn a Han­ ford * uniform this year always ready and wiline to not only do his shore but help the rest with n lift. It was Harry thnt hud to take choree of the club nfter most of the best players were sold off. It was him that had to take chnrce nfter the Club wns orced to sell down to twelve men, with no possible show of winninc any penmint and real hnr work to keep out of the cellar. Conditions were so thnt he wns not allowed to ect new men nnd it was up to him to make the best out of what we had. And he hns scored 100 per cent, in doinc his share in keping tocether our bunch. Ilnrry is n good bell’player, n per­ fect ecnilemnn. well liked by the fans unjl his men, nnd we can certainly hope that next year he will be civen I uthe reins early enouch in the season to ce tocether n pcnnnn* winninc combination, to hnve his say, when his say will menu something. . ----------- x----------Ami the Hanford Club ns wel ns the Hanford funs appreciates tho way thnt Hnrry hns stnyed with it, the wny in which he hns conducted himself ns mutineer, ami here is'hoping<thn w e can prevail upon him to stay with us this.w inter if possible. ----------- x----------- C E L E R Y SEED C H A S. finish up? All you iuynl ones thnt have been standing by the guns. Postoffice While Way Charles Emerson Here — ... V V tll.H l'H \n - Wednesday, August 25. Won Lost .11 6 . 22 11 22 14 14 23 23 21 12 12 12 11 Pet. 838 667 612 COO 343 34f 32.r 300 SCORES FOR THE WEEK. Thursday at St. Pete 1, Snnford 2 Friday at Lakeland, 0, Sanford 2 Saturday at Lakeland, 1), Sanford ^ Monday at Sanford G, Orlnndo 1, Tuesday at Orlnndo C, Sanford 3 Wednesday nt Sanford 1, Braden­ town 7. SCHEDULE FOR THIS COMING WEEK. Today r.nd tomorrow, Lakeland nt Hnnford. Monday and Tuesday, Snnford at Tampn. Wednesday nnd Thursday, Sanford at Bradentown. >• • • Red Watson wants an all star team picked from this lenguc. We suggest thnt you pDk the Tampn loam nnd thnt’s nuf-ced. * I while the Band is playing and the Parade is going on and the many other events is under way, out store will open just a few hours as all the stores close at noon, ft BUT STILL we shall be tickled to death to have all the out of town folks that possibly can pay us a visit and let us show you that we know how to Welcome you. If you don’t need anything in our line, Don’t let that keep you away as we want to see you any how Tampa hasn't clinched the second half yet, but—she will. Tampa is certainly entitled to the club, nnd they played it In n clean sportsmanship wny nil the way. ----------- x----------Wo can’t beat Tampn and we don't beat a whole lot of them too often, but there is ono club we can't beat: Wc won’t mention any names. We'll let Red Davis do i t EDITOR POLES ARE VICTORIOUS. Postmaster Elder has come back| Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Emerson of from ‘‘ the mountains full of pep nnd‘ Jacksonville are in tho city the guests Holtlr Up Bolshevik! and Take Many ‘ Prisoners. just to celebrate his coming is in­ of Mr. Emerson’s daughter. -They arc stalling the white way posts in front /unking a tour of south Florida while Washington, Aug. 26.—The pro­ of the postoffice thnt have been de­ Mr, Emerson is taking his vacation. layed since the building was erected. He is on tht) Times Union. Mr. cess of bottling up the Russian So­ The posts for some reason never Emerson is the former editor of the viet forces on the northern front be­ showed up nfter they had nil been Fort Pierce News nnd is among the tween the Vistula and Russia has plannrd and the places for the wires celebrities of the Florida Press Asso­ been completed, according to on offi­ cial statement issued just before la st were left with a tin cover over them ciation. midnight. The Poles have closed the ready for the time, when the posts gateway of escape, taking prisoners could be procured after the war. The Beach Hursts nre now being installed and ithe »posts ni Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smi»»* Mr. and and materials to such an extent th e t it* ------• »- - — * white globes nre on the top of the Sir s. Ed Lane, Mr. Arcie Jetts, it is impossible to chronicle them^" Poland has been cautioned by the posts and the whole effect! will great­ -Mr. Donald Smith nnd Mr. Harry ly enhance the appearance nc* of the post- Herrcn were the guests of Mr. nnd American government not to permit oficc ns well ns that part of First Mrs J. S. Wilson for the week end nt her armies in their present counter­ street and wil match tfio white way the Beach. They returned home Sun­ offensive against the Russian bolshethat will soon be installed by the city day evening accompanied by Mr. nnd vlki, tn advance beyond the othno* commissioners. Sirs. J. S. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson re­ graphic boundaries of Poland. -----------x-----------turns very much improved In health 1formal representations on the sub­ GOVERNOR CATT8 HERE hnving spent the past five weeks nt ject, it was stated officially today, the Bench. While there she wns en­ •have been made to the Polish govern­ Governor Cutts spent Sunday in tertained with an all day party by ment, through the American charge this city the guest of the Valdez Ho­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain and nt Warsaw. tel. It is not known whnt his real also by Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Ward. The attitude of the United States business was in Sanford other than with respect to the invasion of Russa cell on some of his friends although Mrs. A. N. Herrcn of Quincy Fla. J inn territory wns made plain to Po­ it is rumored thnt he in greatly in­ who hns been visiting Mrs. J. G. IJnll land formally in tho United .States terested in the Snnford celery lands left this week for a few days stny nt note to Italy addressed to hct*i amand might be induced to locate here Neptune Hotel accompanied by Mrs. hns radar, K, some time in the future. Hall. The allied ami associated powers favored preservation of the integrity of Russia, it said, and the United Htntes suggested also that a declara­ tion should be accompanied by the an­ nouncement that no trangression by Poland troops would be permitted. Great Uritnin hns joined with the United States, officials said, in an en­ deavor to prevent a second violation by Poland of Russian territory and the |H>sition of the two powers is ex­ pected to curl) any headlong impulses which present bolshevik! defeat may have inspired in Poland. ----------- x----------THE SPEED LAWS - STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Tnmpu Daytona Bradentown Bartow St. Pete Orlnndo Hnnford laikeland 1 . B R I1 T SPORTING EDITED BY CHAS. L. BRITT Wo hnvent hit bottom yet. -xAnd we are not coinc to stay there if we do. ----------- x----------If we never get in nny deeper than two games between now and Labor Hay,, we will get out then. We play Orlnndo two games thnt day. ----------- x----------And then just reminds us. Orlnn­ do won n came from Hnnford this week. ----------- x----------Thnt mnkes four times they have beat us out of fourteen enmes. Not no bod for them. -----------x----------We believe this season will cud up, with Orlando In the cellar nnd Snnford sitting right on them. ;•7 Mr*rv*--* IJ 9. B » > ,I rj * There is much fuss and feathers about the motorcycle noliccman en­ forcing the speed laws these duys and it scents childish to any the least. The speed Inw is twenty miles in the city limits of Sunford ami certainly if any drivers nre running lhotor'lnan * this they should lie pulled and fined. The editor of the Herald has been ! nulled for speeding in other cities lbesldes Hnnford where the law was fifteen miles an hour and we never .kicked hut paid our fine. We also i paid several here for other people who did not have sense enough to observe ’ the speed laws ami we see no resaon why pople should kick when they get caught. If the speed Inw is a bad law it should he repented and the motor­ cycle policeman taken off and the cars nllowed to run wild and looao over the streets killing people an causing nil kinds of damage. Othe cities hnve these laws and enfold them and if Hanford has n zealous officer who gets them every tlmo they drive too fast here is no valid reason . why there should be such a loud out- . cry about his doing his full duty. Ho '.5, gets paid so much a month whether I he mnkes nny arrests or not and he > does not go out of his way to make -• himself obnoxious. He is doing his :> duty ns he sees it nnd is being paid for doing it nnd he would be a mighty /. poor officer if he allowed nny offend­ er to escape. We note many speeed-w stors nlong Park avenue who ore^ • brenking the law cvciy day but tho' policeman does not happen to seo V them. These drivers know they are breaking the law nnd yet when they’ nre enught they let out n srpiurk that . can be heard round the state. Wo believe in enforcing the laws regard­ less nnd If the laws nre too strin g e n t' repeal them. It is a mighty poor , sport who squeals when he loses. 1111 1111 I Just why Sanford cops should have it in for Orlando folks is beyond oui comprehension If they persist In p er' suing the hold up game they will causal an infinitive split between friends. I We’ve lots of ’em in that burg. Tak 1 Editor Hob Holly for Instance, he'i one of the finest fellows on earth.' I We'd rather split n bottle of—aay t j snrsnparilln—with him than almost ‘ v nnybody thnt we know of.—P,eport«r .Star. Snnp out of it, old fellow. Tha j motorcycle cop has only been hero a few w e e k s a m i d o c s not know an Orlnndo man from anv other man. If there is nny nnimosity between tho .V two places It is the Orlando papers thnt keep it alive and not the Sanford friends to fnll out over nothing. If you investigate the cases fully you will find that the cop was right.'*■■ And Inst but not Ipaat Sanford street* 1 arc not speedways. JUDGE MAINES*IS SECRETARY. Word comes from Jacksonville that Judge Schelle Mnincs has been elected secretary o the State Democratic E- . ocutive committtec a t their meeting held on Thursday. This, is an honor for our genial municipal ylpd™ ■'2L,J one that la appreciated by wfs*»M«Tiy‘c friends here and elsewhere. A t the - f same meeting Mr. Rainev, the chalrnmn, was re-elected to this responsi­ ble position and Mr. McCall was mnde treasurer. AH of them good '* men adn true Democrats ana the par­ ty in Florida will be safe in their hands. RED CROSS NOTES. T H E ST O R E TH A T IS D IF F E R E N T And have you noticed the wny Mac scoops um up around short stop. Wo just can’t get It thru our head why nny tenm In this league would let h'm go. Mias Virginia Smith left last P ri •lay for Georgia with her father where it is hoped Capt. Smith will recover * his health. During her absence Mr. I H. C. DuHose will discharge the duties of the Home Service Section of the e local Red Cross. AH matters pertain- * ing to the office of Home Service So-* cicty wilt receive prompt attention if taken to Mr. PuBoses office pn I’ark Ave. All the usual meetings will be held at the Congregational C gationnl Church Si . Sunday. > U*glnnlng with Sunday Church School a t ti-16. Morning service nl eight. See notice in another column. Tampa pnpers kind of got on Skin»J* Watts: How comet • A ■■ — �# AUGUBT 29. 1,24 THE SANFORD HBRALD PAGE FOUR THESANFORD HERALD R. J. HOLLY Editor W. M. IIAYNES, Du»lne»» Manager ~PnMishc« S r e f t grids? by > ' Ida and that way is to get together on every move for the upbuilding of Sanford, regnrdleaa of whether per­ tain individuals arc to gain by these moves or not. Anything that tends to.m ake Sanford "re st will tend to help every citizen in Sanford, regard- In i rittltoll " J o a ‘ h ivlIsstA i Tw.f *i Indirectly. THEHERAUTPRINTIHGCOMPANfll-rMf"or "v Selfish greed never built towns—and never Subscription Price In Advance w ill.. It takes an undivided stanid for ONE YEAR...................................$ 2 the big things to put a town on the mao and the time has como when we S IS MONTHS........................... .1 must get together and take up and T H R E E MONTHHS................... push the many good things that nre E ntered as Second Class* Mail Mntttcr within our grasp. • • • • August 22, 1898 at the Post WHAT A PRESIDENT MAY I1E. Office at Sanford Florida. Under Act of March 3rd 1873. Says Henry Ford, in "Ilis Own Office: Herald Ilullding Phone]48 Page" in the Dearborn Independent: The Presidency may he the freest or the most enslaved position in the Foreign Advertising Krpirttntitirr world, depending entirely on whether THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION its occupant is free. A free man is one who is free from ambitions that X A re you nil ready for the big day? muddy his motives and blunt the edge of his purpose. A free man is one 't • • • • Sanford will entertain thousands who hns no debts, honorable or dis. honorable, which ho is expected to '«n September 2nd. pny with prestige, honor, position, in­ • • • • • or income which the people And the people who come heie will fluence provide. free man is one who enn not only be entertained, but they will look everyA profiteering interest and get some wonderful bnrgains as well. every invisible political cabal, not on • • • • ly in the fact, but down in the very And ninny of them will draw freu secret and power of its strongest prizes and be entertained also and go member, and still feel that the chief ^ h o m o with the feeling that Sanford executive of the United States is U the greatest trading center in this giant among pigmies. Government part of Florida. is not difficult when its eye is single. • * • • That president is kindest to the na­ And now is tiic time to clean up tion whose heart is cold as stone and and get ready, not only for the Gain whose face is hard ns flint against Day, hut for the winter visitors who all “ interests" whose service imposes will soon be here, looking for a dean burdens. city in which to Iccntc. Wc under­ stand that the Cit> manager will soon sta rt his men to work on cleaning up and he should have the hearty co­ operation of every one in Sanford. Clean up and make your places a t­ tractive and you will feel better and the visitors to the city will be im­ pressed with the spirit of a better Sanford. • • • ♦ (Hack-Draught I t The Beit Medi­ .Sanford folks nre pleased over cine This Ladjr Ever Used. Says conditions and prospects just us they should be at present, for improve­ It Is Only Medicine She ments ami new buildings arc going forward and among other things def­ Gives Her Children. inite plans have been made for start ing'Work on the golf links, which will Chcrry Village, Ark.—tn telling ol be an adder] attraction to the already her experience with Thedfonl's Black* popular town. Up at the Seminole Draught, Mrs. Lottie Kill", It. F. D. No. hotel everything is progressing well, 1, this place, said: “I used Blackthe new third tloor is nearly complet­ Draught ns a laxative, also for head­ ed and the handsome new front for ache, torpid liver and indigestion. It this popular hostelry is taking shape. Is tho best liver medicine ! havo ever Sanford expects a great many visi­ used and is the only medicine I give tors and home-seekers the coming my children. winter and will hardly be disappoint­ "I feel like It has saved mo a lot in ed.—Tirncs-Union. doctors' bills, for when tho children complain of feeling bad or havo a cold, Now that the base ball season is I Just give them n good dose of Blackalmost over, it is time to think about Draught and they soon get nil right. other amusements for the winter It certainly cleans tho liver nnd clears visitors, and among these amuse­ up the skin and they nre soon out, ments nre the golf club first, the well again. I wouldn't bo without It yacht club and Imnt basin, tennis for anything." Bevonty yearn of successful use has courts, tourist heudqunrtcr* in this city and many other necessities and made Thedfonl's Black-Draught a standard, household remedy. Every luxuries that visitors must have and member, of every family, needs, at will have, or they will go to towns times, tho benefit that Black-Draught that do have them. It is a big un­ Rives In helping to clcanso tho system dertaking to provide all of these in and to provent or relievo tho troubles one season and at one time, but the that coma from constipation, Indiges­ job in not too big for the progressive tion, and n lazy liver. citizens of Sanford, who have d eter­ To keep well, your stomach, liver mined th at nothing shall stop the nnd bowels must ho^fn good working growth of this city and that nothing order. To help keep them that way, shall prevent Sanford from becoming take occasional doeea of Tbedford's <»a* of the best tourist resorts in Black-Draught. Thousands of homes Florida. are never without it. For sale by all druggists. The genuine hns .the name, There is just one way to make this city tile grentest in this part of Flor- Thedford'j, on the label. 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Special advantages In Music (farulty of nine), llu-lne-., Home Economics, Pine and Industrial Arts and Academy (10th, 11th & 12th grades) Thirty-sixth year opens September 20, 1920 Eleven years of unqualified success. Proven stability. Increasing advantages to members. G E O R G E M O R G A N W A R D , D. D .,LL. I)„ Pres. THE MAN WHO THINKS lie can g et along w ithout EXCnANG Fire Insurance Ls likely, to use an olil ex­ pression, “Riding For a Fair t With an average of A Fire A Minute in this country, no man afford to run such a risk. I have just received notice that the price on ears will advance $70.00 September 1st. I endeavor to protect as many as possible of my pects it they will give me their order within the five days. these wi l l pros­ next I have one of the best stocks of TIRES and ACCESSORIES Clearwater Island Bridge Company GOODRICH TIRfiS ij“LA. RALL CONNELLY p i KINDS OF . I N S U R A N C E r e a l c e s t a t SA N FO R D . FLA IN SO L IC IT IN G Y O U R B A N K ACCOUNT in Central Florida. Adjustments an all made immediately at my place. I also make my own adjustments on all (Owners Clearwater Beach) W. II. SCIIOOltY, General Manager U. S. L. BATTERIES Mr. W. II. Scbooley, General Manager, Cicarwntcr Island Bridge Company, Clearwater, Florida. • Wc, the undersigned, find Clearwater Bench the Rest Bathing Retort on the West Const, a.s there is absolutely no undertow, which 'ttinkes this place ideal for races nr bathing. Signed. , Will C. Ilorget. Emil Fritch. Guaranteed for 15 months. WE WISH, ALSO, TO EXTEND MY REPAIR DEPARTMENT It Simply Removes Obstructions to Blood Flow—Dislodges Accumulations of many years-—And Thus Equalizes Pressure on N erves—Arteries T h e “ LO G IC A L T R E A T M E N T ' ASK THEM //. L, Haight For Many Human Ills AVAIL YOURSELF OF THE VARIOUS FACILITIES OF OUR HANK FOR ANY SERVICE WE MAY HE AI1LE TO RENDER. First National Bank Overland Sales & Service Co, And Veins, so that the Blood Stream Functions B ettor- Gets Nourishment to Dormant Tissue. No Mystery No Imagination **• TO YOU AN INVITATION TO is at. the disposal of the owners of cars I have sold, first, next comes anyone who appreciates the efforts I have made to secure the best mechanics available and the most modern equipment. If the man who sold you your ear can not furnish you the necessary repair parts, try me, you may be agreeably surprised to find I am in a position to give you prompt service. • “ D O IT N O W ” F. P. FORSTER, President Cor. Commercial and Park Opposite Valdez Hotel D. F. WHITNER, Cashier Sanford, Florida ',99 4 + + 4 , } Ht + + + + 4 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4 * + + + + + + + + + ♦ + + * + + + + + + + + + ♦ ♦ * L * - V* , ** . . V - can S E E US A B O U T Y O U R FIRE INSURANCE Make v»nr reservations early at THE NEW CI.EAKW AT Eli IIF. At It HOTEL for week end and including Labor Day as every avnilabli spare will lie tak en ...There will be no change in hotel prices on ac­ count of this gala cveent. Write or phone for reservations. T E L E P H O N E 181 OOn LLakeLVirginia I N S C O LWinter L EPark.GFlorida E Orange County Citrus Sub-Exchange This Will Be The Biggest Sporting Events Ever Staged in Florida At Florida’s Most Popular Beach Resort “ E N E R G IZ E R » PEOPLES BANK OF — SANFORD = $1115.00 Delivered WILL C. IIURGET nnd EMU. FRITCH will battle the waves if llu Gulf for at Jcawt six hnurs—This Is (In- Southern Championship Bare and will Ik* n hard fought battle,..Tlu- course will be one mile trian­ gular, allowing the c n n to la n t■* to pas;* the judges ten times,. .A fine Loving Cup and Cash Prize is In-ing ulTi-ml. t Y O U have your money each to save—D o You D o It? When this year is ended will you have anything to show for your labor? The advantages of cooperation in marketing grapefruit nnd oranges an well ns in purchasing prove supplies assure the- permanence of the Florida Citrus Exchange. FOR HEADACHE,. LIVER TROUBLE 10 Mile Swimming Race Labor Day Clearwaier Beach God Gives Every Bird it’s food, but does not throw it into the nest—Burnett Print » i ... , ..... ) V* ** „ .*— • *-fc, 3i I : . W -* —'• J 1v �AUGUST 2», 1820 THE SANFORD HERALD In and About <£ The City Lillie H»pp«»lnf» Mention of Metier* In Rrlef F erio u l Ilema of Irtereel Snnvrawy of thf Klokflni Small Tillm f urcintll; Artanscd for Herald Header* Judge Sceele Mnines spent several • days of thht week in Jacksonville CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH • | where he attended a meetisg «>f the • i SState Democratic Commitu-e. He >1eetidr Sunday Morning and • is Seminole County’s delegate. Evening. • | Well loeuted—five rooms nnd hath. • Can make terms. CONNELLY, Morning at 11 Evening at 8. . • 1-tfc. 10G Magnolia Ave. • I GET THE BED RANGER HABIT. Moraine Subject: CALL TEL. a i l FOR ALL KINDS “LIFE’S PRIMAL PURPOSE.” . OF HAULING. Charles Electric Co. ’107 W. First Street. 2-ltc Evening Subject: Small home for sale, $2,350. Can “INVESTMENTS THAT PAY.” make terms. CONNELLY, 1-tfc. 10G Magnolia Ave. Make Augunt 29 For ull kinds o elcctricial work call • A GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY” on the Charles Electric Co., Phone 311. 107 W. First Street. 2-ltc Reginald Holly is among the new Essex owners and he has also joined H. W. Bnir of Orlando was a busi­ thy sales force of the Walthall Motor ness visitor in Sanford this week. Co,, ami will sell Ecsscx and Hudson Electric Fans. Charles Electric Co. Cars and Ranger trucks. Drink Elder Springs Water for 5U-tfc your healths sake. Phone 311. 2-ltc Mi'-s Ryden who has been the guest FOR SALE—Five room cottage vlf Mrs. C. W. Speer left for her home near center of city. Double lot ami in Georgia Inst Sunday. several dilfcrent kinds of fruit trees Elder Spring Water. T. 0 . Charle8 AIson two seperate five acres farm Phone 311. 50-tfc land. Owner, P. 0. Box. 117. 2-2tp Miss Minnie linker has accepted Dr. C.W. Brower hus returned home a position with the Herald printing from a vacation spent in ,.« v York Co., as bookkeeper and stenographer. Chicago, points in Michigan and other nnd will preach at the Congre­ Dr. D. C.Ward, Osteopath i.i in states gational chureh Sunday. Mrs. Blow­ Sanford on Tuesday und Friday er is in Michigan and will arrive home s-tf next week. of each week. WANTED—Man with team or uutc Miss May me Kate Williams left Sunday night for Savannah tin., and who can give bond to sell 137 Wat­ will visit several points in Ga. before kins home nnd farm products. Biggest concern of kind in world. $1,500 FOR RENT—Rooms over 5c and to $5,000 yearly income. Territory 10c Store. Phone 44*1. 2-3tc in this county open. Write today to Miss Mnrie Teague of Mountsville, J. R. WATKINS CO, Dept. 116, Wi­ 2-5t| S. C. is the attractive guest of I)r. nona, Minn. City lots for sale. Your own and Mrs. I.nnglevy nt their home on terms, CONNELLY, Park avenue. 1-tfc. 10G Magnolia Ave You can order your new Iluick can gt SERVICE BATTERIES now; and save time on the next car forYou your car nt the B. & O. Motor Co. load. 46-tfc Call and hnce your Battery examined M r..and Mrs. C. F. Marshall! and free of charge. 5-1-tfc. little daughter Dorotha left Saturday Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee have fur Denver Colo, and will visit San iclumed from a month's vacation spent in the mountains of North CnrFrancisco while away. o inu and also at the old home of Dr. FOR SALE—Gunvns. Phone 212 Brownlee at Culhmm Ga. Dr. Brown W. 2-2tc lee will preach at the Presbyterian FOR SALE—Flowers and urns church next Sunday morning and Dr. 117 Laurel Avenue. 2-Gte McCuslin in the evening. Get your orders in now for your Tho many friends of Alfred Robson new Ruick car. See W. J. Thigpen. are glad to know that ho is out efter mi operation nt the Itohson Infirmary. 46-tfc. $200.00 gets a 1918 Dort touring car, Hugh C. Waters of Waters Kandy balance in four months. 11. & O. Kitchen and his son IL C. have retum - Motor Co. G-l-tfc. <d from a visit to Atlanta making the Five room cottage, $2,750, trip in their cur. 1-tfe. Connelly, 10G Magnolia Ave. Order your new Iluick now and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robbins have you will not lose any time on the returned from a visit of three weeks new car load coming in soon. 4G-tfc at tho home of Mr. Rohhins parents in Warren Ohio. This Is Mr. RubMisses Agnes Peritt nnd Emily Bni- bin’s first trip to Ills old home in ninny ly Messrs Joe Peril nnd Fred Pope re­ years and was occasioned by a family turned from Winter Haven Sunday reunion nt the old home place. They evening where they enjoyed the pleas­ visited other points in the North be­ ures of a week end house party. fore their return home. • WANTED—A No. 1 truck driver. Let us call nnd see that old FurniApply 107 W. First Street. 2 -lt*£ Iture. We will buy it for cash. Dixie Furn'turq Co., 321 Sanford SEE US AT ONCE FOR A REAL' 52-5tp hrgnln in n 1917 Buich touring. Four Avenue. Cord Tiros. Bumpers and other extras. During his absence Mr. Brower, pas­ It. & 0. Motor Co. B-l-tfc. tor of the Congrgnlional Church, at­ The Daughters of Wesley will hold tended the International Council of their Christms Bazaar on Saturday, congrgntionnl Churches, held in Bos­ November 27th. 51-tf ton for n week. There were three thousand delegates, some of whom came twelve thousand mile to'attendProminent Englishmen like Dr Horton of London, and Dr. Jones of Bourne­ mouth, represented the Non-coAfomiist churches of England. * Tire meet­ ing was part a celebration of the com­ ing of the Mayflower PHgilnuf three hundred years ago. Some messages from this outstanding gathering will be giveit Sunday morning n* the Con­ gregational Church. Have 20 acres of celery land In Mecca Hnmmuck for snle chenp, or will trade. CONNELLY, 1-tfc 10G Magnolia Ave. Have sold the bargain, well located Celery farm advertised last week. Have a five room house, with five ncres improved celery land for sale at bnrgnin thin week. CONNELLY, 1-tfc. 10G Magnolia Ave. Can helpyou in any matter of pur­ chase or snle of real estate. 1-tfc. Connelly, 106 Magnolia Ave. N HONOR OF VISITORS PAGE F IT S If you want to buy n fence, Make some dollars and some cents, Read tho ad s.. Whether’you are wistt or dense, It will make no difference, You can get your recompense— ; Read the ads.' > ----------- rX--- -------Mr. and Mrn. Frank Grayam arc re­ joicing over the fact that theyhavc re­ cently purchased the Ragsdale place on Sanord Heights and will mako it their futuro home. This place was ocupied by Mr. Grayam several years ngo. Every girl and and young lady in­ terested in the Gnla Day for the hos­ pital meet nt the court house Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. Something important. Schctle Maines, Chairman. Try a Herald want ad for results. -x — ANOTHER BIG GARAGE BUILDING GOING UP Among the new building■, being er­ ected in Sanford is tho Cook Auto Co. Garage, the foundation of which is beGnrnge, the oundation •* which is be­ ing laid on Park avenue, opposite the Seminole hotel. The new garage buil­ ding will Ik* 50 feet frontage on Park in OSS. avenue and o n e h u n d r e d feet long, There the young folks spent part of built of brick and b* modern and upthe evening enjoying gamw> nnd re- to-date in every respect. John Cook, fresments after which they had mus­ of the Cook Auto Co., of Orlmulo ic in the parlor. is tiie presiding genius and the local Those present were the Misses Rose agent, W. J. Thigpen, will in- inter­ Gallagher Mamie Kate Wiliams, May­ ested in tin* building also. A fine line ing .Steele, Allele Hines, Essie White, of Ruick automobiles will be carried Ruth Whittle, Bernice Austen, Mnblc mid n machine simp in the rear of the Drnwdy, Carrie St Smiley, Mary Gar­ sales room will look after tile wants rison, Martha Garrison, _ ngu-t2nuvl0f the customer. Sanford is a great risen, Martha Garrison, Virginia D c-1njtomobilo center and the Cook garage Coursey, Meant, Charles Henderson, makes the thirteenth garage aside Edward Henderson, Cecil Hicks, Burke from tho half dozen auto supply and Steele, Brenton Crinshaw, Herman tire companies operating here in the Steele, Frederick Hines, Clarence Fie­ accessory line. AH the auto dealers lds, Kenneth Stephens, Newton Hovel south of Sanford have their ear ship­ Mrs. \V. C. DcCourscy nnd Mrs. A. C. ped here on account of the low freight Williams. rates and drive them Hi rough the ■---------- x-----------country to their destination, making Sanford the headquarters for the au­ MASONS ATTENTION. to industry in this part of the state. ----------- x----------There will be a special conmunicnTry a Herald want nil for results. tion of Sanford Lodke No 02 F. &A, M. on Tuesday evening, August 31st. Effective advertising. The entered apprentice degree will he conferred on several candidates. All members and visitors are cord­ ially invited. ----------- x----------READ THE ADS If there’s anything you wish, From a hobby horse to a fish, Rend thd nils; Or a rocking choir or dish, Motor car or Lillie Gish, IP there’s anything you wish, Rend the ads. If you wnnt some place to go, If you wnnt to see a show Rend tho ads. If you’d like to tnkc a row, Iluy a pitchfork or a lice, If you’ll cause the wind to blow, Read the ads. If there’s anything you need, Lemonade or garden seed, Rend the nils, ‘ You don’t hnva to beg or plead ,Tili it makes your spirit bleed Just to get tho things you need — Rend the ads. II ! ACCESSORIES GIRLS! GIRLS!! Mr. mid Mrs. Carroll mid son gave a very dclightul entertinment last ridny night at their home on the Hei­ ghts in honor of their guest Kenneth Stephens from Tampa. The lawn was lighted with electric lights and decorated with hanging If you want n railroad rid*. Or n raincoat or a bride, Rend the ada; Or a coat of camel’s hide, Or a fattened porker’s side, ’Or the ebbing of the tide, Rend the ads. ■'>■ • We carry at till times a complete line of Automo­ bile Accessories, consisting of: BUMPERS to fit any car SPOT LIGHTS any type ELECTRIC HORNS WINDSHIELD WINGS JACKS and PUMPS BULBS for all cars TIRE COVERS and WINDSHIELD AWNINGS SHOCK ABSORBERS, etc. OUR T IR E STOCK is complete—sizes to fit all cars. See us for CORD TIRES,anti we will save you money. We are exclusive dealers for United States, Kokomo and Miller Tires. Our Repair Department is up-to-date, and we employ only the best of Mechanics. Ask those who Itave had their ears re-v paired by Mr. Urquhart, and they will readily tell you to take your car to him. We have the Agency for the CO LU M BIA B A T T E R Y VULCANIZING. THE INSIDE IS IMPORTANT. | Don’t forgot Hint it in just ns nec­ essary to hove your inner tubes strong, flexible nnd durable tho same ns your outer shoes, and our vulcan­ izing process will do this for you. It’s the best tire insurance you could put your tire money into, for it dou­ bles, often trebles, the life of both tires and tubes. We are vulcanizing specialists. and now have a complete stock. them. b. Rentals if you need & o. MOTOR co. Distributors for LEXINGTON and STANDARD EIGHT AUTOMOBILES KENT VULCANIZING WORKS PHONE 17 Oak and 3rd St. Sanford, Florida August Clean-Up on Ready-to-Wear Ladies’ Dresses * Ladies Silk Hose * 35 Dresses just arrived—Geor­ gette, Crepe de Chine and Foullards. Values up to $50.00. Your choice in this lot for . . White, Black and Grey. lar $2.00 Values $26.50 Regu­ $1.48 White Wash Skirts . Georgette Blouses Every Wash Skirt in the Store at } >price. Cotton Corduroy and Gabardine. All new.styles. All sizes at i. All Georette Blouses grting a t 1-2 Price 1-2 Price Saturday and Monday Silk Ties Men’s Straw Hats New Cheney Silk Ties. Beautiful Patterns. $1.25, $1.50 to 1-2 Price $3.00 THE YOWELL COMPANY J ..* A . « Wu—■ * �Santord Auto Transfer E. A. MOFFETT, Prop. Light and Heavy Hauling # Phone 167-W for Prompt Service and Reasonable Pricei rt WM COME TO DAYTONA BEACH|FOR YOUR HEALTH nml place yourself under the care of ■ DR. E. J. MEINHARDI, CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN AT THE% SEASIDE HOTEL With the salt air, surf bathing, excellent food and Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments by Dr. Melnhardi you should bo sure to improve your health. I>f. M (Inhirdl i . o b i o f (he rwnl coiapclBnl C h lr.pr.rlk PhjalrU fi. o f lb* South and o f o ld s reputation. IT juu aro not In p*tfixt h .allh •r m ffftkdl from aap n.rvoH. or thronK dlinaao, pou ihoutd a n i l lo u r x lf of Ihu upporlunllp to be under hi* Irnatmeat. ^ A UGl,ST 37, THE SSANFOUD HERALD PAGE SIX orders for these machines, which are FLORIDA WOMEN VOTE IF SUFFRAGE RATIFIED the vronder of the business world. The Dalton has been adopted by the Attorney-General Soya Legislation In government for all its departments Unnecewaary—Catta Soya No and by many of the big corporations, Poll Tax and are givipg universal satisfaction. In n conference between Attorney- Mr. Holly will bo pleased to call and General Van C. Swearingen and hin make a demonstration of the Dolton assistant*, it was announced that no for anyone who is interested in bet­ new legislation would be necessary ter and quicker business methods. ----------- x----------to permit women of this Stnte to Try a Herald want ad for results. participate In the November election contrary to the expressed belief of Rivers II. Hudford, of Mariana, who becomes Attorney-General next Jan ­ uary tnd who Thursday afternoon issued a statement declaring that In the event of ratification of the State Legislature would bq necessary to make it possible for women to vote. The Attorney-Gcncrnrs office is­ sued u statement as follows: “The effect of the 10th amendment to the national constitution is to ex­ punge from all State constitutions and laws the word ‘male’ wherever it appears in election laws describing the qualification of voters." Mr. Dudord in his satement yes­ terday, urged the Governor to call a specinl session of the Legislature to change the present election laws. ALL KINDS OF VICTIMS. General Fire orrlCK Insurance PEOPLES BANK BOILDINU Sanford. Florida ' # ' ^v- WE CLAMBERED down. THROUGH HEAVY IhlckoU. • • • AND WE rowed the boat • • • OUT TO a rocky lodge. • t • • • • • • • • • • HE COT nothing. . . . NOT EVEN a blto. N. .1. Lilian], formerly business manager of the Pensacola News, and secretary of the West Florida Fair Association for a number of yenrs, was in St. Augustine last night with .Mrs. Lilian! cn route to Sanford, ere Mr. Lillard will take over The Sanford Herald with Robert J. Holly nml other Interested parties.—St. Augustine Recurd. * ----------- x----------WILL SELL ADDING MACHINES. a i l PARTICULAR FISH, ho says. • AND FOR an hour. . HE BAITED a huok. . . . WITH ONE of them. . . . AND CAUQHT a whale. • • . t EVEN FIT for bait. . . . HE’D HAVE a man's smoko. • • • OR NOTHING. • “GIMME *A *clg’arctto." . . . AND IT Just happened, WERE SO blamed guod. t OUR CIGARETTES. . . . HE SAID they wero not. t WHILE WE pulled 'em In. . . . AT LAST ho grunted. HIS LUCK changed then. . . . SO NOW Joe swears. . . . THAT THOSE cigarettes, HAD FISH lines in It* • • • INSTEAD OF smokes. • # • AND HE refused with acorn. “Si" LILLARD HERE. PHONE 498 AGENTS WHERE BLACK bass hide. • • • THEN JOE let out a roar. . . . F on HIS cigar box. ---------------x --------------- Hodges &McMullen’s B arber Shop CO M PA N Y . t OCEAN FRONT Find us at J ..T H I G P E N > * IF NOT, SEE Here’s how Joes ffsh story really .started BREAKERS HOTEL “We Deliver The Goods” W . - Iioston, August 26.—A list of in­ vestors in the Ponri postal coupon scheme—people who trusted in the E. O. PAINTER FERTILIZER COMPANY JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA overnight financier to make riches for them in a month or two—looked C O M I'L ltT K I'llliT IZ .I/.r.IIS like a cross section of the community FH H T IL I7.K 1I M A T K ItlA t.S when it was -printed today. All walks .S i'll A T H U S of life were there—that .'10,000 in ail IR S K C T IC IU R H their money in the schema . , I ' l l l ' L T n r S 1JI'l’ I .I K S placed W rllu U r la U u l I*rl«» I .U tu . ,*tel i h . C l i H p « i l - b « l p r la * . a lw a y u la lin a . . l i l i U u .l l l r . which is l ow in receivership anti o f ! these about half withdrew it with or without the 00 per cent, interest which Ponxi paid before the ernsh. The others are relying on federal of. fleers to recover whnt is left. The list runs the gamut from judge to office boy. Former liquor dealers turned to Ponxi in the hope of re­ DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA couping their broken fortunes; n wealthy spinistcr ftas there, a con­ tractor, a business man of high standing; a sporting promoter, sol­ diers, real estate dealers, manufact­ Rates $3.00 to $0.00 per (jay, A M ER IC A N FLAX urers. police inspectors and the ordin­ Bath Houses in connection with Hotel ary laborer in large numbers. In the Italian quarter, especially, Phone 317 bis investors were legions. LOSSING’S QUICK SERVICE TRANSFER ABE YOU INSURED? HIMSELF AMONG them. . . • ARE JUST the sort. THAT THEY satisfy. • . . ANY a cigar smoker will ng.-eu that Chesterfields “satisfy.'* M They let you know you’re smoking. And yet smooth. knowing ish ami right! they’re mild — mild an I What's the secret? Just how to blend choice TurkDomestic tobaccos—just c i g a r e t t e s Reginald Holly has taken the ngency fur the Dalton Adding Machines for the counties of Seminole, Lake, Osceola and Orange and will take t i y T T T ? J f i ? T T ¥ ? ? T ± ? T T * Y Y F R E E PR IZES ± S T Y Will be given away by the Merchants of Sanford at a Drawing to take place at the Corner of First Street and Park Avenue THURSDAY, S E P T E M B E R 2, 1920 PROMPTLY AT 11:00 O’CLOCK A. M. PRIZE. $13.00 PAIR OF SILK HOSE 30x3 1-2 DIAMOND TIRE SILK SHIRT ONE CASE EXPORT SOAP 10 LI1S. LEADER COFFEE nOTTLE DRESSING AND I1AR PALM OLV1B SOAP ONE HAND HAG ONE UMBRELLA 1 PR. SILK HOSE OR SOX ICELESS FOOD COOLER FOUR POUNDS SUGAR CASE COCA COLA SACK OF FLOUR MEAL TICKET "* SACK OF FLOUR $5.00 TRADE TICKET ONE HAM FIVE POUNDS SUGAR 3 ML NUNNALLY CANDY $2 WORTH HARDER WORK SACK GREEN CROSS FEED DONATED ItY THE YOWEI.L CO. THE WIGHT TIRE CO. WOODRUFF & WATSON L. P. McCULLKR I.. P. McCULLKR 1- P. MeCUM.ER PERKINS & I1RITT PERKINS & IIIIITT PERKINS & BRITT T. J. MILLER & SON DEANE TURNER COCA COLA CO. E. E. TURNER BELL CAFE MRS. J. C. CATES HILL HARDRWARE CO. JOHN STEMPER CATES CRATE CO. BETTS BROS. h o d g k s & mc .m u l i . e n WIGHT GROCERY CO. A. DAFFELD MRS. TER ESS A HUCI! HERALD PRINTING CO. HERALD PRINTING CO. LIST O F PRIZES TO PRIZE $5.00 BOX CIGARS COLUMBIA RECORD PAIR LADIES’ SIK HOSE ROX OF CIGARS 3*3 CONGOLF.UM ART SQUARE SIX BARS SOAP I CANS OF PEACHES FLOWER SEED ASSORTMENT $5.00 TRADE TICKET $5.00 BOX OF CANDY . ONE BOX BACON I GAL. ALGA SYRUP CUPS, SAUCERS AND PLATES FLASH LIGHT • 5 LBS. NORRIS CANDY 9-LB. CAN CRISCO PL ADIES’ SILK COMBINATION *3.00 TRADE TICKET MAN’S HAT BEST PAIR SHOES IN HOUSE 4 SUITS PRESSED BROOM $10 SET DISHES ONE LARGE POUND CAKE $5 TRADE TICKET DONATED BY II. C. WATERS GIBSON MUSIC STORE CALDWELL-IRW1N CO. FLORIDA-CUBA CIGAR <’<> SANFORD FURNITURE CO SANFORD GROCERTERIA ROBERTS GROCERY ALLEN SEED CO. D. L. THRASHER MOBLEY’S DRUG STORK SEMINOLE MEAT MARKET RELIABLE GROCERY A. KANNER LEE BROS. BOWER & ROUMILLAT STOKES & MILLETZER GEO. A. SPEER & SON UNION PHARMACY SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. SURPRISE SHOE STORE I». C. BROCK rr. A. TILL1S BALL HARDWARE CO. MILLER’S BAKERY RIVERS BROS. ? y X Y y Y * Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y v tY Y Y Y ¥ y Y Y BE GIVEN Y Y Y Y AW AY Y Y Y SIDE BACON Y YEAR SUIL WEEKLY HERALD YEAR SUB. DAILY HERALD Y Y A Program will be placed in every Home. Every Program will carry a number for this drawing. This num­ Yy ber will be good on all fifty of these drawings. The only conditions attached to this drawing is that you Y y h a v e to be present while the drawing takes place. Get one or more of these numbers and be there. And Y Y don’t forget the special bargains amongst the Merchants and that the STORES WILL CLOSE AT NOON. Y Y Y THIS SPACE DONATED BY Y m • / ’"'l Y Be & O. Motor Co Overland S* & S. Co. i �AUGUST 27, 1920 TOE SANFORD HERALD t h - a r t i c l e , n | Jnecu-oration. aa and when the .a id board of d ir e c te d ahall *d drier* mine. T hat .aid preferred .lo c k ahall be re­ deem able and aubicct to rail at any tlm , after the corporation la duly organl* le d and ready lor bu.ltrc*., at par value of • aid atock with accrued iatarr.t of dividend, on . . i d .lo c k . T h at aald preferred .lo c k may he liquidated a . th e option of t h , board of dirretora^ and t h , content of th* holder* nf “ •d preferred .lo c k , by converting th* .am* into com m on .lo c k of -qua! value. T l-.r in r a .r ol diM olutlon or liquidation t h , holder, of .aid preferred atock .h a ll be paid In full the value of ..I d .lo c k with accrued in l.i.a U before thr holder, of any com mon .lo ck • hall hr entitled to receive p aym en t,. That out of the net earn in g, of .aid corporation a certain «um tu h , iltrd by the board of d irector, .h all be a ,t a.id* each and every year tv. retire the preferred atork i.iu ed hereunder, and «uch turn, .hall b* «et add* e»eh year until tbe entire preferred .lo ck .h a ll have been retired. T hat t h , .aid T w o T hou.and .Hare, ol com m on .lo c k .h all .o n .t it u t , t h , lull vot* log power of .aid corporation, and the bold­ er, of the preferred itoek .hall not be e n ­ titled to vote the tam e and t h , aamr ahall lie ttoti.partleipalln((. raeept aa hereinbefore • fated , and the entire Dork hereunder ahall lie n o n -a .ir .i.b le , Community, Co-operation is essential to community prosperity. There must be FRIENDSHIP, in our dealings. All must work together in the spirit o f BROTHERHOOD. Let us cany out | this spirit and watch prosperity grow. AKTICLK IV. T h i. corporation ahall continue and have full power to e ie r r l.e l l . corporate right, and franchlte perpetually, from and alter the com m encem ent ol i t . corporate e .i .t ante. AHTin.i: v. * Modern banking is service in behalf o f the community. Open a check ac­ count in this bank and give us the opportunity to serve you.; r The bu .lne.a id thia corporation ahall be conducted by a F rr.idrnt, a V ln c l'm lilr n t, a Secretary and Treasurer. wh» may be on* and the .ante pi r.nn, ami a Hoard ol Di­ rector., which .h a ll c o n .i.l of not le>» than three nor more than nine p rr.o n ., alt of whom n m l he .fo r k holder, ol .a id corpora* lion and entitled to voting pow er.. Any I oltlrrr m ay bold one or more office, of r-irto radon at Ihr *amr tim e, r tcr p l th o .eo f I'rr.idrnt and Vie*—I 'e d d e n t. The Director* .h a ll he elected annually j by thr a to r k h n U r l. at a m eeting held lor the purpiiar, on the Fir.t T u e.d ay alter the j Fir.t M onday fn July ol each and every year, at Ita prinripal plar* of liu tin r i. at I Sanford, Florida, and the olfieer. ol the corjl'iiration vhall be im m ediately elected there' alter by thr Hoard of D irector., annually, at a m eeting held for th a t purpo.r. Until the fir.t m eeting of the atorkhnldera I herein provided for and unlit their aucee*i >r. are elected anil qualified thr officer, of thi* corporation .hall be a . follow ., t o w il: John H u i.r ll. I'reddent II. T. Itu..*dl, Vice-I’nrlrlenti F. \V. T albott, Secretary and Trra.uter And th e Hoard of D irector, .halt tie and r o n .i.l of the follow ing: John llu iir ll, II. T. Itu a.'ll and F. W. T albott, I T he fir.t or organ iiation mrr I .tnrkholdrra .h all hr hr Id at the principal 1office in Sanford, Florida, on the tfith day of Septem ber A, D, IVJO, for the purport- ol electing D ltleet. and Ditrrtur* a . herein provided, and the D irector, upon tlrction • halt Im m ediately rleet Ihr offlrer. of taid corporation a . provided herein, and the cor­ poration .h a ll adopt by-law . and prrfret | | . organltallon at I h i. m eeting- I S E R yiC E l£ w ?. S T R E N G T H ’S em inole G o u n t y B ank “HOME W E IN S T IT U T IO N " PA Y 4 7. ON S A V IN 03 AltTjri KII. T he general natur* "I ih»* b u tin ru to Lr Iranaaetetl and mtnlueted by m I«I corpora* DODGE T O U R IN G Good Condition * Wight Tire Co. LEGAL ADVERTISING la C'aarl ( .m l; it, *f I h r I 'a u n l y J u d g r H l t i r of H u r l i U . H rm la o lr K it t le nf K. I ' o . n i k lrta n d rr T » All C fa itllo f., Lrgatrta, fliitr ib u t* /. and all I'araon, having C laim , or D em an d . a g a in.t aalrl K .latr; \ u u , ami each ul you, a r , brrrby notified am i r,i)uir,<l to p rei/n t any claim , anil de­ m a n d . which you, or either ol you, may have a g a in .t lh» rotate ol A lrianilrr K. Power* i lr c r i i.i l, t a t , ol Srm loolr Courtly, Florida, to | h , un der,ignrd A ilm lniitrator ol aald ra ta l* , w ltblo tw o |M I< Jlum lha date hrrrol. D ated July *Jlh.*A, U. 1920. A. I). Z A C IIA IIY . So-tite. Adminlatralor. N .llc c of n r ,r ,,r a ll,n N olle* I* h rrcliy given that tb r u n d rr.ig n r d will an th* 31.1 d a y c l Auguat A . L>, 1* 20, or a , toon th*rralt*r a . ro n y r n lm l, apply (0 t h , llonorabl* Sidney J , C a l l ., tio v c rn o r of th* Slat* of Florida, lor Le tter, D atnnt locor poratlng. “ J O H N H U S S K I.I, C O U I*AN Y " , under t h , following p ro p o i.d •ba rter, t h . orginal of which I . now on Ol* in th* ofTIr, n| t h , Secretary of t h . Slat* of F lo rid a , at Tallahaa.ee, Florida. JO H N ItlJH H K I.I. II, T . R U f i H E U . V. W. T A L B O T T . A r tlc l.a of In c .r ,.r a t io n of John Itw .a.II l.'araaaay \V* t h . under.Igned. h a v . ncreed to ataoclal* ouraelvea and uo b rrrb y broom , ••ejatrd, lo r th* p u t p o i, of form ing a body p o litic and c o rp o ra l, under and by v ir tu , of th* L a w . ol th r Slat* of Florida, and do b r r r b y adopt th* tallowing A rtic le , of I n ­ corpora tion . A H T IC L i: I. T b * nam* of th i. e-m -orall-in ah.11 3* “ JO H N K l 'S S K L L C O M P A N Y ” and l l . principal o f llr n and fille r ol bualnra. .hall b* at S a nlo rd, Seminole C o u n ty , Florida, but it m * y h a v , and ro tabll.h »u rh other office* and p ile * , of b u .iiu a . at «u rh p l a n . a . th* Hoard ol I)lr ,c to r« may from tlm* to tlm* determ ine. I to manufacture, purchase, .r ll, and other*!** dral In alt b in d , of lum ber, rrat* material, crater, barrel m aterial, anil building mater­ ial., bleaching paper*, and a n y and every­ thing u.ed in ro n n rriiu n * ilh or pertainin to the operation ol fa rm ., the harvesting crop, and the lh ip m rn t and , a ! , of the .a m *: to hold, by pu rrh a .* or o t h e r* !., .tuck In other corporation., and th r power of th r dl.po.al thereof: til deal in .lo c k , and bond, or other a e ru riti,.: to borrow money and accur* the .a m * by a pledge of ita atock, o by the e treu lio n of it. notr*. b o n d ., or mortgage, or o th rr obligation, upon the property of the corporation; and genrrclly to f in e and r i r r . l i * all >uch pow er, a . m ay be incident to Ih r purpn.ra and b u .in r i . of the corporation, or oth rr b u a in r.. of a like n a tu r,. and to have, enjoy, and elrreia* all th* rig h t., pow er., and privilege* incident to corporation, o-ganlied and . . . ' . t i n e u n d rr and by v ir t u , ol the la w . of t h , S la t , of Florida. A H T IC L i: I I I . T h , am ount of the capital .lo c k ol th i. corporation .h a ll hr T w o Hundred and F ill;T h o u .a n d D o lla r. 11210.01) 01. divided Into T w o Thousand and Five H undred Share. (2.100.00) ol th* par vain* ol On* H undred (tiOO.OO) vach; ol aald rapital .lo c k ol T w o llu m lrrd and F ifty Th ou sand Dollar* lII50.CHi0.00) T w o Hundred Th ou sand D o l­ la r . of .aid capital atock .h a ll l>* com m on .lo c k divided into T w o Th ou vand . h a m ol the par valu* ol tin* Hundred D o lla r, r i c h : and F ifty Thousand D o lla r, ol .a id rapital •tnrk .h i ll h r p*rfrrrrd atock divid ed Ino Five H undred ,h ,r e t ol th* p i r v a lu , o On* Hundred D o lla r, r ic h , which atock •hall he In u r d only w h in paid lor In lull with lawful money ol t h . l/nitrd S ta te , ol A m a rln , or all or any portion ol t h . rip ita l .lo c k ol tb i. corporation m ay be payable is issued or u.ed fur t h , purchase of property, cither real or perional, nr for the paym ent of labor or aervirea, at a Ju .t and lair valuation thereof, to be determined by the board of direrlorw T h a t the .a id preferred atock .h a lt rn lllle the holdrra t<> re rrlve rach and every year a Died yearly dividend of Flight per ernt until the n m r ahall h rv e been retired, auch d i­ vidend* tu alwaya be paid before th* d iv i­ dend on com m on atork .h a ll be paid or tiled. T h e ll» a r d of D irecto r! may aril and Daur the preferred atock provided lor in a m ay M n ^ r a , th a t on th* *ad d a y of October A . D . 1920, 1 ahall apply to th* Honorable K. F . H outholder, Judge ol aald C o u rt, a* Judge of Probate for m y final diarbarge aa A drainlalralor of lb* ratata of M arth a llrltlra o B , d .c ra ttd , and that at the aame time I will preaent to aald C o u rt ray final account! a. Adm lniatrator of .a id r .t a le , and a.k for their a p n rn v .l fra u d J u ly 19th. A. I ) . 1920. i: f>0.|0te. 51 ACiNUSON. Afm iniatrator. S S T I C E OF b F FX TA L BOND E L E C T IO N TO R S P L C IA L T A X SCHOOL D IS T R IC T , N O , S, (0 E N E V A ), S E M IN O LE C 0 U N T T . F L O R ID A . Whrreaa: A petition haa teen peeaentnt to the C-unty Hoard of Public fn.trnrtbai f - r SemInote County, noth la , atgned ey more than tw entj-fl.a per cent, of the dnty quallfie,) electora ieliding within Special Tac Svbool D l.trk l No. 3, (C a ne .a ). Seminole CViraty, Florida, a -t log an-l pe! I Honing I ho Conn If IViard or Fublle tnalructlon fee Seminole lounty, I'h-rlda. tu call and order an election to 1 - hell w ithin aald Special T a t School H l.lrle i No. J, in a n e .a ). Seminole County, Florida, to determine whether or not there ahall he l.tued by the .a id Special T a t School tdatrlct No, 3 ((le a n t ), bond. In llie turn of |l3,OPO.Ort, tbe pnv-ee-la of .a id Nm-l. ir it. tied, to be died for the perprue of uc,pilr Inc. lulldlng, enlarging, fnmtiMng or otherImpnr.lng *rt o-d t ulMlar* and cr-itnd. and th* Leg lata toref- pro.tded. that any bonj -----------lameu*----------Mabel -• at ----------S.aford. --------------------------— * -— -ftfcere being do newapapar autliOriied Irt puraiunce thereof for a ajatem of Ipubllahed wllhlo aald Speoat Ta« school frt.trict rood road, ahall not caceeit lo amount fire t*r rent, of tha total tag eevea.rr.ent of tbe Stale at the time of lame. The Vote, ca.t In e-mpllr.afa b : » aald propcay** aiueodment, and me c i o n u an-t relnrna thereof, ahall tu- .ahJrcte-1 to the •am* reguUthma and reatrleltnu* aa are prn.(.(».) ( r Jit*- fur (I -a r a l eiecilona In the Stale of Florida. In teallnrony whereof, I l u l l hereunto aet my hand and affiled ibe Creat Seat of tie State of Florid*, at Tatt.tia.aee, the Captlal, tide tbe twenty-eighth day of Ju ly. A . D, 1920. ISFAL) Sl-I3tc II. CLAY No. S.) Semln-le Couaiy, one* each week foe I four tjcceaalre week,. IvM uml ordered la regnlae » « < * . County Hoard of r*t-l,e In.trerilos for Se~L uo’m Ci-onry. r mrlda, Ihlt 3rd day e f Auguat. A. D. I sen. ISeal of Hoard.) C. F. H .rrl- n. Chairman, T. F. Dultm, Member. I/! A. Dallai. Member, County IVurd of Fublle loatrsctloa for Semlnule County Florida. A tle.t: T. W. Ij w Ii a, Sapertatendent Fahlle CItATTFORD, In.irucHon auj Ei-0!fir!a Secratary of Hoard. Secretary of State. Schclle Malnco, Attorney for Hoard. I-Jte R .w lutlen County Raard ef Puhlie lattrucb Ian. Semlnola Cauaty, rioriia, D*t«rratalng What tN CIRCUIT COURT, SEYENTH jUDICUXr CIRCUIT. SEMfNOLE C0UNTT, Amount of Dondi N e e .ii.r r for Special Taa TL0RIDA. IN CHANCERY School D l.trict No. J. C tno.a, SenlaoU Couaty, K. H all* Saint, (hitapUlnaaf, riorida, the Rata of Intorvat t* ha Paid Th.ro an. oa and tb» Tima w h o FrinefpaT aad Intore.t O. W. Slelff, a i j Emma A. Slelff, J. D. WolShall he Dua and Tayahta, Whrreaa. On the tth day e f Jabfl A. D. terton. I . 0 . Fieter, and Arthur T. (MUu, ad1920, a petition waa prraented to tbe (\em ly drr*. unknown, an-l .11 partle* ctatmtng an InF-ard e,f Fublle In.lrucll-n f-*r Semin—le County, (ere.t In Lola 12 and 13. DIock T. Tier I, and all part leu I'hslda, algne-l by more than twenty fire pee Trafford'a map of fia fc r t. for tte e ir lu .l.e nae of Hie public free echot,!a ,,n ' 11 ** qnallfle-t rleelnri rraldlng with, cl.lm lng an Interr.t tn and to .aid property un­ der 0 . W. Slelff, lima A. Slrlff, J. D. Wab within aald Special T at S c t o l Dt.trlct No. 3, 1,1 T" Seh—I Dlatrlct No, 8, Cene.a, tbe proceed, o f tbe aald bund Fine to tw n.e-t | fS' n’,nolf Fonnty, Florida, a.ktng that an elect vetton, L. O, l'otter »nd Arthur r . Odtln a» othirttlae. and e (pended and dl.buraed In the f-llowtrig j ,™ r ,l,r '1 *r 1 ,l' 11 *“ d 'I«mi trie ibe que.ii.-n CITATION. manner, tmwlt: ** " b elter or pot Diode In the aum o t *13.. II I. lirreby ordere-l that ye-t, (J, IV. Sltlff, I. Fifteen Ihoe .and d -ll.r . to te f„f (ha 000 m lu 0*'1 >y Spe*'lal T .t SelH»d pritpnae of aci|ulllng. building, eti!.r;lng, tumlah- | No. Semlrvol* Cunniy. Florida, foe Funrna A, Slrlff, J, D. Wol.rrtna, I- O. Cotter Ing and olherwlie liiipru.lng *cte*rl t-ulMinca a n .l,1** l-rtlfwo *-f bullll-ig, ae-)ntrtng. enltrglng. and Arlhiir F. (Mtln, yen and each ot you, adaeltr.-l ground, ami for the e ir tu .l.e n .e of the ft,rt‘UI,lnB " r « " ffw l* ' Impro.tng achwl bolM dreva unkn-wn, -lo tv- and appear to tha bill o f l-nbllc free .<t— la within ..Id Spe»'t*l T.t. In n and achml grounda ami Tur the etctu.lre romplvlnt file-1 I-err In agaln.t you on the 4th ' it*e of H e public free actionta wflhln Sfeelal Hay of Ottoler. 195’. and lt d* rurther orderd S»'L-*-l DUtrtct, No. 3. and Tat S'cttoul Dlatrlct No. 3. The proceed, of the tbit Th* Sanford Herald I. the newapape,- In Where*.■ Tl-e l\ntnly Hoard of Fublle In which thi. nolle, .hall appeal fur eight eoo•Imeth-n fo- Semin' le County, Florida, ha. ..Id t»-nd l*.uc, ameuntlng to 113,000,00 to t* trcu il.e wrrka. carefully eiatulned ral-l petllka an.I haa aa- nwd for the purptwe ael fnilh In the aald pel! W llneu tuy kind and official aett of tha Court | H orn and to l e etpended and itl.t urae-I In a rnan retlalneil that mure than Iwenty flco per cent, ih l. the 3th day of Augual. 192*1, of tbe duly qualified elector* rending within i ner T-]1uwlng, In *11: r.. A. DOL’tH.ARU, I. fiftee n fhetuand riollar* to Ue o.e-l for (SEAL) aald Special Tav School Dt.lrlet No 3, H ieneta) i ( Ink Circuit Coart, Nettnlh Judtctal Circuit, the purpewa of acquiring, hnlMIng, rnnrglng, Seroloote County, Fk-rhla. n a.e .tened aald pell fmul.hlng or nlherwWe Impro.fng *L>.vl t-itlt-l- Seminole County, Florida. lion, and Wlierea.: Tl-e County Foard e f Fut-llc Iti nlrueti-in for Seminole Cunnly, rh-tlda. haa de lermlne-t t-y revolution thi. day adopted that Inn-1. In the autn of f 13,000.01 will tv- re-intte-1 '■* the purpovee act foitli In aald petition an-t which ate rnnnre-atrd Uerelnat*>te, aald t.>n-l» t- l-ear Inlrievt at Ike tale o f «tt (0) |e r rent, per annum, Inlere.l payat-le verel annuilty, t«md» log. and »ib«--1 gtound. an-l for the eietu.lie *** IIE I.I.E M A IN tiff, u.e of the public free *ehuo!« within aald Spec- .Solicitor for Complainant, Ml T « i Selu.vl Dl.trict No. ,\ | ---------------------------------------------Whereat. It la the aetiae of tl-la Hoard that ln The Court of thr County II would t-e to the t-ett lntere.t of Speelat T a . Sruiirtnlr County, S tair of School D l.tilel No. 8, (irneva, Seminole (5-unty, Flotilla, lo tv.ue t.-eid. In lire anm of |13,0dO.O(\ the rn-cee-ta there of to le u ^ d and Mpcnded St-Ste. Judge Florida- lu ro Ksfatr of J. Hamilton llep. To all Creldtors, Legatees, Ilistributecs ami all Persons having Claims or Demand against said Kstato: You, and each of you, arc hereby notified and required to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of J. Hamilton llep deceased, late of Seminole County, Florida, to the undersigned adminstratnr of said estate, within two years from the date hereof. Dated July 'Jiinil, 19JO. A. I). -J9-9tc AA HON It. A N D EnS Administrator Eatate nf J, Hamilton Her* lo he dale-1 January li t , 1921. and the p rin c ip a l,,n , l * '" t ’" ' ' ' •n‘‘ fnf ,b* rurpo.*, and nbjecla ..... ,. , In . ,_______.,___ ____!aa ar* AiiTiru: m . of aald bond. teconre due____, and payable tldr b rrrtn ila -ir aet foflh and aa .rated In The flight >r am ount --f ind el-ledn r.' or aald peHtlon. liab ility to which thi* corporation .hall ly year, after the dale thereofTherefore, He It f!rw>fied: Ttiat It I. tbe de­ .uirjrct it.e lf at any tim e .hall t-e F ive H an­ Nnw, therefore. In pur.nance of Chapter (2VI2, d led T h ou .an d D ollar. termination of thia (\>wnty Hoard of Public In Law, of Fhxl-la, Aria of 1913, an-l In purauanre A i t T i t i .i : \ i t . T he n am e, and rctd cn cea of -.he *qli- of a rraulnllun of th i. H-ard thi. day idoplr-l, alruitl-in for Seminole County, IToridt, that tbe • rrihing inrorp oralor., and the a nnunt of n-tlee I. heiet-y gl.en that on the Ctti day of amount of the bnuda re-jnlre-l r*-r tbe purj-we. th e capital atock .u h .rrlh rd hy each are a. September, A, I*. IP20, an elect ten will be hehl and oti}eda aet furlti In aald .w-tllhui I. tbe aum follow.; John Itu x e ll, Sanford. Florida, 2f-n .h are.. and the aame t. hereby ordered to t-e bold In of |l3,fi>V).nO; that the aald b-nff. ahall tear Inlrreat at tbe rate of li per rent, (ala per If. T . Itu ..ell, Sanford, Flotilla, 2f> aharr.. F. \V. T a lb o tt, Sanford. Florida, 25 .hare*, •• 1-1 Special Tat School DDIrlct No. 3, Seminole , cenl) prr anum; the Inlrrevt o f aal-1 bonda to Ci-tinly. Florida, to determine whether or not tn w ltne.a Whereof, We, the auhierit-lng ine-ifp oratof. have ehrrunto art our hand, there .hall t-e ltaunl by the aald Special T a . be paid aeml annually; aald bnuda lo te dated and afli.r-rl our .r a l. th i. thr Slat day ol January lat. 1921, and to mature thirty year, Sehra.l Dl.trict No. 3, Seminole (\m Il­ J u ly , 1920. afler dale thereof, amt JOHN HIISSKI.I, ly. FI -t il., l-on-la In tbe mru of |I 3 ,Therefore; lie It traofied: Tl-at a apcelal If. T. HIISSKI.I. tvvino to tear lntere.t at the rate of ala (fi) F. W. TA I.IIO T T . election l e held In aald Speetal Tat School per rent per annum, !ntare«l fiyabl* aetnl an­ iS K A l.t nual, t*>nd. to te date-1 January t.t, 1921, the Dl.lrlet No. 3. Santlnote County. Fk>rhU. In S ta le of (irorgia C ou n ty of June*. principal nf aald t-mda lo become due and pay­ accordance with Chapter 0312, U n a of Florida. 1 H ereby C ertify, that on Ih l. day perAda of 1913, aa amended, to determine whither • orally appeared before me, an oftirrr duly able thirty yean after the data thereof, aa ta aulh nritrd to adm inl.ter oath) and lake proiIded i‘»r In that certain leaatutlon thia day or not there a b illl be lamed by aald Special arknow lrilrrm enta, John H u.aril, tu me well a.i.-pled by thia County Hoard of Fublle fn Tat Sri.n-I Dlalrlrl No. 8, Seminole County, known and known b y me to he tbe aame Simla, *• are pro,filed fur tn Ihlt reaolutlon per.on dr.rrlbrd In and who aub.rrlbed to almetl-vi, for Semtnuie County, rt-uldi. In which the foregoing article, of incorporation, and election only lti<>«* dnly qualified elector, who and fie It Further tleaulieds Tliaf thta reanhillon he acknow ledged before me that be e .r cu ted and .ign etl the .a id A r lir ln ol Incorporation are freeholder!, reatding wllhlu the .aid Special le puhlt.tie-1 tn The San-'.'.-t-l Herald, a newapafor thr u.ra and purpo.ea therein eapre.u-d, n «ild a, ahall be entitled tn Tot*. freely and voluntarily. The aald election nv nnfered lo t-e held ahall per puMlahed In Seminole (Vunty, I'loihta, i *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< fn W’itne.a Whereof, 1 have hereunto act t« at tha aeteral polling place* withta aal-l Spec­ (there telng D» lu a q q c r publlabe-t fn aald m y band and offirial le a l, at tira y , C o u n ty Speelat T ai School Dt.lrt.'t No-. B) once a week Oaelnch Card# Will Da Pnbliahed U l. ol Jon ra, Slate ol (iro rg ia , this the 21.1 day ial Taa School Dlalrlrl No. 3 Semln-ile County, for four aucceaal.a week.. of J u ly , 1920. drr Thia Heading At The Kale Of | 7 J t Taa Sehiad IM.trlct No. 3, Seminole County, (S K A l.i J . W . IIO N N t ill Tl-la rrmlutton a-loptr-t In regular aeaalon of Per Year. N otary fu b lir Str.le of (iriirgla. Fkulda, where tbe la.t general election waa 50 5tc My com m i.aion K.pirea Mac, 1924. held, throughout aald dl.trict. lo w lt: At Frr- tte County Hoard of PuMIe Inatrnctlon for Sem­ S la te of Florida elnct No. G aad tbe .aid election ahatl t-e held inole County, Florida, the 2nd d iy of Auguaf, C ou of Srminnl*. 1 nty Hereby C e rtify , that o-v th i. day per- In rvwpllinc* with Cbaptft 11342, Law. of I'tor- A. D. 1920. tona lly appeared before me, an offlrer duly C, I’, Ifartlarm, Chairman, aulliu riied to a d m ln H trr oath, and take Ida. Acta of 1913. and the Intpertof* and cterka C. A. Dallaa, Mrmter, acknowledgem ent., F. W , Ta lb o tt and If. T . of the aeteral polling p la it, .b ill make prompt F F, Dutton, Mender, H u i.r ll, tu m r well known and known hy me lelurna to the (Vinnty Hoard of Tuhllc fnatrue to be th* aame poraona d r.rrlb rd In and o rn c r in tiik court house for Semtnuie County, Florida. County Ik-a»d o f Public Inatruetton for Seminole who auhgrrlhrd to the foregoing artlelra of lino, County, Flutl-lt. Incorporation, and they arverally acknow ­ Immediate)/ afler aald election and the Atteat; T. W. l-awton. Superintendent of ledged before me that they e.rcuted ar.d algSANFORD FLORIDA tied th* aald Article* ol Incorporation for the tabulation of the vole polled, and tbe County Public Initructlon and Hi HHlchi Secretry lo u .r* and purpo.ea therein e .p rr.ie d , freely F -.n l of Public In.lrneilon foe Seminole County. Hoanl. (Seal of Hoard.) and volu n ta rily. I lor I-fa, will be In a-iwlnn at Id o'ckxk a. m . In wltnea. Whereof, 1 have hereunto t . t Scl-elie Maine., Attorney for Hoard. 31-3IC m y hand and Offirial aral at Sanford, F lo - Ho* Till day nf September, 192-1. lo recetre the n - l l , Ih lt th - 23rd d a y of J u ly , 192(1. r-tirtr.* of aal-l eleetb-n and l» d•tel^alr^e an-l f S K A I.) K. F . H O U S H O I .D K H . Order ta Held an Electlen in Special Tat School rertlfy tbe reault there-if. C o u n tv Judge of Seminole C o u n ty , Flori-la P t.tlirt No. I, (O.nerai S*m!nclt Couaty, FIRE and THEFT and COLLISION InThe following named ere hereby apptdnled K. F . IlD t F S llO I , D K It, rietlit. A tto rney for Inco rp ora tor.. an-l designated a. clerk. and Inapeetoru lo b«l-l burance United by the FLORIDA STATE 5 0 -M r. W lare.il A petition haa b**n pre.enlf-1 to AUTOMOniLK ASSOCIATION la tho ao-1 conduct a.I-l elec Hon at Ibe aeteral [.’H* or tie Cm my tv-ar-l of Fuhtlc lu.frncH-n f-r Sem­ Rafent and rheapent in the world. Writ* In Circuit Court. See.nth Judicial Circuit p/eelncta named: Semlnola County, Florida, fa Chaacary Fred net No. O -W . H. Kllble, It. Curtvtl. A. inole County, Florida, ou July A, 192*1, algned for information to hcadquartera Orlando II. liable Saint. (Vimplalrunt A. kt-fvn. ln.i*eetora. I.. M. Hebt-lnder, C!»rk. by m«-re than twenty flie iar cent, of l ie duly Agent* wanted In crerjr town In Florida .a All fo whlrh la done an-t ordere-l by th* Coro qualified elector*, re.ldlng within Sp/rlal Tat <J. W. Slelll, Knittia A. Slrlff, J. D. Wol.arton, ty Ik-ard or Fublc In.trnetl-w for Semlrwte Coun­ Sch-.*l Dlalrlrl N -. 3, (Hene.a) Seiulm-le C-un f„ O. IHifter, and Arthur F. iHfllti. addre«a un­ ty. Florida, In tegular aea.hm i.wmbteil, Ibe ty, Fkulla, ••king an-l petltl-ntng that an elec­ tion le held within e.l-l Special Taa Sch-arl Dleknown, and all parllra rla lsdn r an Interrat In 3rd -lay or A igu.t, A. lb , 1920. Iriel *» ilelernitne the qur.Hofi aa tu whether lo ia 12 and 13, lllnrk 1, Tie r I, T.-afTord'a (Seal nf Hoard t *u not U a d i lit the aum of (13,0*10.00 ahall l-e C. F. Ilartlwin, fhalrmau. map of Sanford, an.I all parllra rUtialAf an InMY SPKCIALTIES: l.tued l-y »atd Special Taa Sihont Dt.trlct No. fere.! In and In eald pnqerty nnder (I W, F. F. Dnllott, tleml-er, PICKAltD’S HAND-PAINTED CHIN* 3 to te u.ed f-r the purt-we of acquiring, build t*. A. D*II.«, llem ler, SlellT, Kmma Htelff, J. f- Wol.erton, I - <• (.OKU AM'S STEKLINCJ SII.VEU Fritter, and A il bur F. (HI lift, or oil.erotic. ( '-unit y Ik.aid of Public Ioat me IIon f**r S*r» tog, enlarging, furnlahlng or otterwtae ImproeIng .ri-i.-l bull-ling* and acl-r.-l gr-nn-la an-l f-r ROGERS* PLATED WARE C IT A T IO N . Ireile C-einly. Fl-flda. T. W. t.owlon, Pil|-efInlfnfferil of I’ut-lle j the eacln.lte live o f tt-e pulle free acb*«*ta within ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Tu ail partlea claiming an tnteir.t In and to (Ite .l I t-.-.;.* (CaleiaJ O r .al.l S i- e l.I f lit , 12 an-l 13, lllork 7. Tier I, TtaffonF* liulrn-lkm an-l Iti nillfl-* Secre'.ar. f-e Semln-le t'-tmly, I k-tl-la. map of Sanford, Ik-ard. 3131c I 77»eref--*e. be It Itra-I.rd: Tt-at an clirtl-e* T o all parllra claiming an Intrre.t In and tn Sr hr II* Maine., Ailorney for It-.r-l 1e iti-1 Ihr /ain* I. hereby ordered fo te held In l o t . 12 and 13, Itb-rk 7, H e r I. under (I. II'. Allornoy-at-Law • aid Steclal T at Sch-.d Dt.trlct N-. 0, (lleneva) NOTICE OT ELECTION, SlellT. Kmma A. Slrlff. J . I). TVofecrlon. I-. O. WHIillEAS, Th* leglatature uf 1019, on-ler Serulnole County, Florida, on the nth day nf Focler, Arthur F. Odllo, or eoll-er of ll.ern, or No. 11 Garner-Wood ruff Building the cooaHlutlon nf IkV.. nf tb* State nf Fl-ri-U. Seplrmter A. I», l'«2*', to determine whether or otherwlae, Viet and each of you are hereby ordered to dl-t p“ * *0* Joint Itewluttun prop-wing an pot there ahall be la.ue-l l-y Special Taa School SANFORD, FLA. be and appear lefore one Clrrnl! Fonrt alltlng amendment to the |V<natltullon or the Slate of Dl.lrlet No. 3, Irienetal Seminole ('---inly, Flor­ a. a (Vrort of t'tiancery on the t.t nay of N «- Florida, an-l tbe aame waa agreed to by a vote ida t**n<la |t) the aum of 113,000.0*1 lo bear In .ember, A . !>. IKS', to an.w*e raid bill of of three fifth, of all th* member* fleeted in tere.t at the rale o f .I t (0) per cent, twr ancomplain!, and It I) rurlher ordfred Ihafetlila raeh hoate; that ILe volt on **td Joint Few* nutu, Inlere.l payable eeml annually, bunda to ATTOUNKYH AND COItNSRLLOKH AT LAW order h« publl.hed In Ibe Sanfi-rd Herald, a hi Hon were entered upon their teapeclli* Jour­ l e dale-t January tat. 1921, and lo rnatare DE LAND, FLA. thirty yraru after the dale ll-ereor. new.paper pubHaheiJ In Seminole (ou a ly, Flof- nal*, with the y e n ami nay* tt-eyeon. *nd Htej Will prattle* In lb* Slat* an-l F*J.*al Cooiia It la further reunited that Ibla order be pubIda, once a week for tw e l.r week*. ill-| dvlertnliie and direct that th* aald Joint Hprnal la/illti/a lor Kiaralntag and I'rrfprllo Wllne.* my hand aad tbe offlrlal aeaf of aald Iteaolutlon b* auhinltled to tb* »lect»r» of th* Ithed In Hie Sanford Herald, a aew.pjper publa n d Tltlra Court, th il tb* 8th day of A n r u f . 1®M Slate at th* (leneral Election In No.embar, 1920. : BUSINESS CARDS SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER Automobile Protection | HENRY M cL A U L IN JEWELER M o re than GEO. G. HERRING When you let us supply your building needs you E«t a Ereat deal more than just so many feet of lumber—bundles of shlnfiles— pounds of nails—or panels of Beaver Board. You get the benefit of our building material knowledge and experience in Servico that helps you Ret the results you want at the right price. Service first in planning the work—more service in selecting proper mate­ rials—speedy service in delivering the goods. You pay for the materials. The serv/co pays fo r itself in the larger volume of business it brings through super-satisfied customers. It w ill pay you fo be one o f them. t LANDIS, FISH & HULL (S r.A tA Fb A. IK 1 U 0 LA M , Now. therafore. I, II. Clay Crawford. Secre­ CTety Circuit (V o rt, S«?enih Judicial Circuit, tary of S tfie of th* Slat* of riortda. do hereby Semlvoi* County, Florida. gire notica that a R C t llX L E U A A 1 N U (iEXERAL ELECTION Sollrltot for Coruplalnant. fiMStc fra C ourt of C ounty Judge Seminole County (d a le of Florida. In fla Fatal* of W illiam C . Steward N otica la hereby given to all whom It may roncern, th a t on tha llilb day nl September A. I*. 1920, I ahall apply to tb* Honorable K. F . H o u tholde r, Judge ol aald C o u rt, aa Ju dg e of I’ robate, fee m y (Inal dlieharge aa A d m ln la tru trfl of th* eatate of W illiam C. S tew ard derea.ed: and that at tha aame time I will prevent m y final account, aa A d n ln la tra trlx of aald eatate, and aak for thelf approval. Dated J u ly M b AJ D . 1920 L K O l. A N I X O N . 4 7 -9 lr. A d m ln la tn tria . l a C o u rt of Cwunfy Judge S e n la a la County S lat* o f Florida, tn ro Katato of Iv ar V. Htanatrom N o tlru la heroby given, to all whom It rnty concern, that on the 2nd day of O r lo bar A . l>. 1920. 1 ahall apply to tha Honorable K . F . I I ou.holder. Judge ol .a id C o u rt, aa Judge of I’robate lor m y final di.chargo aa A d m ln la tra tril ol tha eatate of leer V. Htenatrom , da ce a xd , and that at that tim e I will preaent to aald C o u rt m y final account, aa A d m ln la tra tril of aald r«ta le , and aak lor iiford Novelty Works 517 Commercial Street Ihetr app roval. D ated Ju ly 29th . A. I). 1920. KOSA L 8T K N S T IIO M H U MF I f f l K Y Adm inlatritrla. GO-tOte la Cnwrt of Couaty Jud ge N eailaal* C aanty S la te of Flarida. In r* E atate nf Gfartha llaltleaon N o tlra ia hereby g la .o , lo all wbura it will he held In each county In riortda ou TU»w day net! aueeaedlng the flrat Monday In No.erotwr, A. n . 1920. the aald Tueaday being tb* SECOND DAT O f JI0YEMHER, for th* rallfieaHoo nr rejection of tb* aald Joint Itewlutlon prop.wlni an amendment to tbe Conatllutloa of tbe State of Florid*, flat A Joint lleaolullon pn>|vwtaf an Ameadmeut t-1 Be-Hon 0 of Art'el* IX of tbe Cooitltatloa of the State of F ixld a llelatlng to T u a tM i and rinanca. Fe It Reent.rd by the I-egl.lature of the State of Floridai Tt-at the following amendment to Section 0 or Article 0 of tha CiuwHIoHon of lb* State of Fkulda relating to U ia llo a and finance la here­ by • greed to and ahall b* aabmttted lo tb# elec­ tee, of tb# alata foe ndopHe* or rejection at the neat general election held hereafter, that ta fo aay tta l Section 0 of Artlft* • of fba ConatlluHon of tha Slat* >f Florida tw *mende,t w* aa to read *• follow*: Section fl. The l-eglitalore ahall bae* rower to ppithle f-r laanlnA Stale t«>oda only for tbe puriiwe of repelling lueatlon or .nppieaalng Inannectlon. or for the porpewe e f redeeming or refunding bonda already leaned at a l-*wer rate of Intereal, or f-*r tbr pnrpcwe of ac-inWng. building *r maintaining a ayalim or good toad* ami brldgaa tlrongt-ut thia Slat* aider aueb regutalkwva at may ta rrear/Iraq by An Art of ID EAL FER T ILIZER S Wide range of materials and analyses, formulas properly proportioned. For SEED BEDS .and YOUNG PLANTS: Florideal Special (5-8-2) For GENERAL GARDEN VEGETABLES: Manatee Trucker (4-G-3) Seminole Vegetable Grower (4-7-5) Seminole Trucker (5-G-3) All Our Catalogue describes many other brands. Send for our Free Hooks and Price List. Full stock Fall Ft rtilfz r>-, Insecticides, etc., on hand at our Branch Warehouse Mr. K. C. MAXWELL. Mgr. W ILSON & T 00M E R F E R T I L I Z E R COMPANY Agricultural Blinding l.-3ir3S T mm&Be Q B JncksonYtllc, Fla.■l?H . «jw'l -■ U| lion ■h ill be at folio**. in .w it: To carry on the hUflinrM «»1 a rummiatlnn merchant, broker, fartur, amt agent; to purchase, buv «**!!. and illip o te id any and all kltiil* nf fruit • and trgrtnbtr*. amt an)' a init all kindt of produce id whataimvrr na* lure ami kind, on a n im m in in n !*ari» or ntherwiae; to make advance* and loan* tu farmer* on their rn ip i or m n tempi a led rrt»p»; to buy* aril, aniu lre and dlipnae of ri al rulato and fir non *! proper*y; to burrow m oney; to J itiu e tmndi and secure the aame by dr*<U of trust or m orlgaget; to buy Irate, anju ir- real I'llate and rlear, dev*-lop, lay out the tam e Into farm* and to rulttvate the tam e to vrtfrtahlr*. fruit*, or other product* of the ■oil; to m anufacture, buy, tell or otherwise deal in fertilizer*. fertilizer material*, in t ect Icldt * or • praving m aterial., and all kind* of farm machinery, tool* ur auppllet; PAGE ELEVEN �AUGUST 27, ])2| THE SANFORD HERALD PACE TWELVE Alao T . I O fllflfH t* No. » * . 4*«*1 3rd d .y of Jan*. A. 1>. UUA, hi* Mol ««i<l « tr tlflr.tr In m r offlrr ami h «» m »d» .ppllratton for I t , M fo l u i « lu i M o n li w r w ith I**. 14aId rrM lflr.tr rrobr»rrw tb r olknatny dryer! brd proprity . l i o .l n l In Krmlnol* Cuttnty. I’ kwW*. FOR SALE 21G0 Feet S” xl? if* Ship-lap Flooring 8x8’ 22 Pieces 12’ 10x12 .14 Pieces 12’ 10x10 0 Pieces 12' 2x8 55 Pieces 12* 2x12 12 Piecs 12' > 2x10 17 Pieces 12* 3x10 19 Pieces 12’ • At our our New Warehouse, Corner Second Street and Oak Avenue. Chase & Company LEGAL ADVERTISING In the Circuit Court, Seventh Judiciu Circuit, Seminole County, Florida. In Chnncery. N*w Dultdlngt Bilng Erected, end M. S. Jclks, Complainant, vs. Plan* Made for Better Grouping T. M. Jelks, I„ I'. Jelks, et al. •f Exhibits Nnv. 11 to 27. To all parties claiming ail interest as heirs, devitecs, legatees, grantees of, by, through or tinder, Augustus I’ Jacksonville.—When tbo throngs be- Farnell, Georgia V. Fnrncll, Dowel lln lo stream through the gates of Rhode, A. Atkinson, Nacy E. Farnell the Florida State Fair here—Novcra- J. O. Jelks, ns an individual or tru s­ U r 18 to 37—they will find a bigger tee, Oliver Jelks, John J. Jelks, Tomaand U tte r Institution from every an* pernnee O. Jelks, Jos. O. Jelks, W, A Roland, William L. A. Kills, Edwin A gle. Even at this early date, workmen Jelks, W. L. Branch, W. 11. Leonard or* busy preparing buildings and I . G, Stnrbuek, and J. 11. Ixmnard, de trounds for tho reception of the ex* ceased, them and any of them, or oth­ hlblts, and later the crowds. erwise, whether known or unknown Among tho new buildlngM Is an ad­ nnd all other parties claiming an in ditional and mammoth live stock tercst in any wise in and to the fol bulldog. This fair feature Is making lowing described property in Seminoh tremendoss forward strides, and it County, Florida, to-wit: All of SW 1-1 of NE 1*4. section £», was .Imperative the fair mamigtuncnt less 1 acre known ns No. 5, G. O. But make provisions In accommodato the ler’s survey) and also begin nt ccntc over Increasing number of exhibits. section 0, run west 1 1-2 ch. north B Last year It was necesisry to (uni ch. E 1 1*2 ch. S 5 ch. and nlao om down many car loads of cattle and acre in section 9, to commence at r> ■wine because of lack of space to point 9.10 ch. south of NW cor. NW properly bouse them. As It was, 1-4 of SE 1*4 run E 1.27 ch. thence F many twine anil cattle htd to be 70 degrees, 45 minutes, east 5,36 ch South 54 degrees, west 1.7.1 ch. thcnct placed In lente. north 75 degrees 45 minutes, west C.fif Landscape gardeners are nlsu at ch. north 1.33 ch., and also in sectior Work at the fAir grounds, and front an 9 to commence at a point ns follows artistic viewpoint the fair will easily From the NW cor. of NW 1*4 of SF eclipse the exposition ot the past. 1-4, run south 10.48 ch., thence soutl There will be many Innovations this 75 degrees 15 minutes, east 5.62 ch year In grouping tho exhibit* with n nnd front this point of beginning rur view of showing them to tho best pas- j north 54 degrees, etst 3.32 ch, ens! 2.42 ch., south 34 degrees, west 5.2F tibia advantage. ch, north 70 degrees, W 2.12 ch, nortl In prnctlcally every department ad­ 54 degrees, emit 1.55 ch. to beg. And ditional space will bo provided for the also that tract of land in section 9, exhibitors. ns follows: Commence nt n point 1C ch. south of NW cor. of NW 1-1 of SE 1-1, thence run west 1.75 ch. rout! Women of Florida to 20 degrees W O. 57 ch. south 70 de­ east 0.91 chains, north 54 de­ Show Achievements grees, grees, east 1.55 ch. north 73 degree: 45 minutes, west 5.02 chains, north -if At the State Fair. chains to beg; and also the south If acres of SW 1-1 of NW 1-1, sectiot 10; all in township 21, south range 31 Woman's Handiwork Accorded Unuiu. east. al Recognition and Important You are hereby ordered ami requir­ Place ed to be and appear to the bill of complaint tiled herein against you h; M. S. Jelks, on Monday, Nowmbe: Jacksonville.-* I Voting that the Flor­ 1st, 1920, and it is further ordered ida State Fair, to b<> held ft.-r.* this that this order be published in Tin year, Nov. 18-37, In-longs as much to Sanford Herald, a newspaper, once a tho women of Florida as to ilu- men, week for twelve consecutive weeks. Witness my hand n r! the offlein* the management lias given to the w o m ­ en n conspicuous (dare, f o r the dis­ seal of the Court at Sanford, Seminol play of their handiwork with the nee* County, Florida, this the 13th day of August, 1920. K. A. Douglass, die nnd In the culinary art. circuit Court, Seminole Conn Tho Woman’s Building will be ly,Clerk Florida. crammed to nvurfluwlng with dl: plays SchoHe Mnines. Si.licit -r for Com cf nil kinds. Illustrating the urilvftle* plninnnt. 62-13t« of I ho women of tho Stale. Fancy work, cooking, cunning ami all forms NOTICE Ol APPLICATION 1 OK TAX DEED. of domestic sch-nco will be featured. I ' m lr< Her I loo .".7 nf tbr lir n r r .l Htatulra. To encourage a large number of Ni.tli-r la hrtrtiy cl»rn H at <Tiulu.it. fom u n . putrliaarr of T a . iVrllflratr No. 491, these exliiblis handsome cash prizes dp .tril t'.r nt *lir l.f June It. 1911, baa flln| and ribbon n wards are an noun ceil In a,Id r.Ttldralr* In piy oitlrr an.| baa tna.tr appllr.lbitt f.if t.,. tired f., l.,ne .riairit.nr,the nntuial premium list, which Is ••lib law. Said r r ttlf lr .tr rm br.rra1. ll.r f.i]|.,nnow available and will he sent, with­ tng itr**'I!!**»! | r.-irrt» ,|tuMr.| In Sctuittulr out chnrge. to any Interested party •I»m ty . I'M M a , t . - ni t N f I I of s|f l i of t nf Srr. 21. Tp . 21. H I ! BJ r to ------upon request Get tho Premium I.1*;, *M",! t-raid Ian11 liriTie a •. , „ , ,| „( f(,r .to r of tbr look ti ever ami see If you cnnnnt I .ana urn of mrli ii-rtlrtralr lu at a* nainr of M Smith. embroider n better scarf, hake a better M.A1u> T * . C rM lflr.tr No. 49T, il.trd tbr 3ri1 loaf of bread or rake, or put up a bet­ day nf June |> Ui|a, baa rtled aald rrrlll! rate In ant l.aa made .pptlrallon for tor ran of fruit or vegetables than la . deedmyIn offlrr laanr In aieordanrr allli law. Hald anyone else. At the worst It will be rrtllflra lr M il-m .. * Ihr fol km In t dw r i t e .) good practice ami the honor of win­ pfojwrly atlti.lrd In Hrtalnule O m n lr. f'-irliti. -w ll: Nt: I I of s i: t I Of si: I I amt W ning a prlxe in competition open to !* 12 of Hi: I I of SK I-4 of Rrr. 27. Tp. 21 K It 22 lb . "ol terra. 'Hie aald laud twin* a» r - i . tho world Is nrt to he lightly consid­ r.| at tbr dale of the l.auaorr of auctl crMlfl ered. rale It, ||.r liarur of \f. .|. Smith. Whether or not she has an exhibit Alao T a . tV rtlflr.tr No tfal. datnl Ilu 3rd of Jnnr A, II. 191*. baa bird nail rrrllit or her work in this department, every day ratr In my ofllor .o d l.aa in .dr iptilirMlou for woman in the Stale will find much to tat deed to h*nr In .reordato-r with law. Hall Interest tier and to repay tier many reMIfleale rinbrtrea ll.r f.dk*wlnjr ile,rrlN*.l allualril In Srreln.>tr fotinty. 4*k>rMi fold for tho time spent in visiting tho pro|«*r1y to wl l - SK M of N W I I of N W t I of SW T p . 2t. S. It .12 R. 2 M O ar r r . State Fair. Remember tbo dates_ I 4 of S rr. T b r paid land l . l t i ; m r a io l at Ibr d .tr of tbr Nov. IK-27. ■ lia iu iK r of turh rr M lf lr.tr In tbr n.m r of Un­ GIRLS’ GIRLS!! Every girl nnd nnd young Indy intcrosted in the Gain Day for the hos­ pital meet nt the court house Tuesdnv afternoon nt 3:00 o’clock. Something Important. Schelle Mnines, Chairman. Try a Herald want ad for results. known. A l » T a . C rrtlflr.tr No. 493, datr.| tbr lo t day of Jnnr A. I*. Il»l*. baa ftlr,l aald rrttlfl i-ale In my ofllrr and baa u iidr .i>pt<r.tt.iri for . deed to laaar |n a rm rilin rr with taw. H.td j la r r r llf lr .t r rnilvarr* tbr fotlnwlny ilracrlbrdpnrprrty •11':. tr, l |n Hrndnuk* (\Kintr. I'birl la. t « r It ’ NW M of SIV I t . lie u NR M ) of Srr. 22. Tp. 21. S. It. 13 R-. 50 » r t r .. T b r aald land |wln( a'*r*,r.l •< tbr dale of thr I* atlinrr of and, r r r t lllr .t r In ll.r n.tua of f n inown. I 'u l r u a.M rrrllflr»lra aball to rrilrrmr.1 .r rordlwt to law, la . ilrr.1 w ig l~ u r thrrrnn on tbr 31b day of ttrt.dwr . . P , In29 Wltoeaa my offlrlal alcn.turr and ar.t tbla Ibr 1PtIt day of Autuat A. IV, 1920. R. A. P n rtlL A S S . t'trrk. t S r .n Py V . K. P O l’lit.ARS, p. o. 4'ntraa aalit n t l l A n l O ahalt l«r redeemed «e,in lin e in law la . dee! w ill t»o a on Ibr r.lli day of CWIuS•■**, A . I>. 1P20. Wllnraa toy offlcWJ algn.ture ami ae.l llila "" «0"* i ho . 11 "f ' at"" ?• -a-.- T " '5 " u of SW t * of KK n *bd N H of Hi: 1-4 of HW 1-4 of Her. 20. Tp. 20. 8. It. K* I t . 20 arrea. . , , Tl# mM land Ulnf at tt»# iMHinrr of aorti rrtllflc.tr In the n*m» of J. T. laal'H The Following New Lumber Fair Visitors Will Find Bigger and Better Institution . n « t. Hr v . li. noim tiA H H . » . c . I ete. ' ____ hi the Circuit CVjrt. Seventh Judicia’ Circuit, Seminole County, Florida. In Chancery. M. S. Jelks, Complainant, vs. T. M. Jelks, I.. P. Jelks, et al. Suit to Quiet Title, Citation. To Charles A. I*ovc, Mary h. Love W. /V Jelks, Mollio Rhoden, Florid: Jelks Goode, Eli Goode, ami Latin Paine Jelks, Address, llnwkinsville v _ — f t _ _ _ y V ^ t ? Now is the time to build that House. Bungalow or v Garage that you have talked about so long, as Lumber *:♦ t prices have dropped, but how long it will stay down no ❖ one knows. All the Mills advise us to buy as they ex­ ❖ pect higher prices when the embargoes are lifted. We ♦♦♦ carry a complete line of 0 Lumber Material and Building • * •-*I ' To E. N. Jelks, Attic Moore Jelks K. Mallary, E. Y. Mallary, Mary Lcwh Mallary, Mary Jelks Lewis, II. H Johnson, Wllhclmina Johnson, K L Mnllnry, Nathaniel Jelks, Mary Jelks Aildress, Macon, Ga. You and each of vou are hereby or dered nnd required to be nnd nppen before this honorable Court on Mon­ day, September 6th, 1920, a rule da; of said Court to answer the bill of complaint filed herein against you nnd The Sanford Herald is hereby des ignated as the newspaper in whicl this order shall oppenr once a weel for four consecutive weeks. To FTXmer Jelks, Mnry E. Jelks, Lil: Jelks, address unknown; Unite*' States. You nnd each of you nro hereby or derod to be and appear before thii honorable Court on October 4th, 1920 a rule day of this Court, to nnswe. the bill of complaint filed hercir against you, and The Sanford Herald lifofirrtr a lu .t r ,! In 5 rn lu ..tr Cut-nt,. V W Id a is hereby designated as the newspnpei In Seminole Couty, Florida, to*wit: lo t lll Lots 7 and 8, Block 7, Cannnn. In which this order shall appear onci tail. Ol to TH aid SO, Sim*M r,. llr lf M a .1 The said land being assessed a t thi 0*MTI. a week for eight consecutive weekr T lir anlil lafl.t * -lnx .aaraw.1 , | M r U.lr* of Witness my bond and official seal of date of the issuance of such certifi taauanrr of .o rb • rM lllr.tr In ll.r n .a c of the Court at Sanford, Seminole Coun •cate in the name of H. C. DuBose W .d r It. tl.u1.rM>n. Agent. Unless said certificate shal AUo T a i CrMIfl- atr No. *a>. <t.tr,l U r U l. ty, Florida, this the 13th day of Aug j of J u l ; A . I». 191*. b.a fllrrt iwl.t r r r ust, 1920. E. A. Douglass, ; be redeemed according ta 'ln w , ta: da* llflratr In n tj oSlr* . . . t baa r . f d . »o p tlr»tl,o (Seal) Clerk, Circuit Court deed will Issue thereon on the 18th dnj for la . i M to l*au» ta ».*.*n».t»tu'«. taltb Liw of September, A. D. 1920. HaM frrtlflra lr r n b r . i- r . lb . ol total op .1r---rn*." Schelle Mnines, Solicitor for Com­ Witness my official signature nm] r rop.M j attaatr,! tn Nrmlbolr t'ouctf. t'V^lda. plainant. 1 52-0tc seal this the Cth day of August, A. D t r a i l : taita fll to 4?, H u 'cl.l:^ llr l.b ta , at C ro a t. E. A. Douglass, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 1920. T b r aal.l totol lo li.j **d . t It* «1.tr of Clerk of Circuit Court, Scminoli TAX DEED. f |a.oanrr of aorh rr M lf lr.tr In tbr n .: r of W ..tr It. Ilantrraon. Under Section 575 of the Genera! Comity, Florida. tr No. Lie, d . l r r M r rtb Statute*. (Seal) By FL V. Douglas, D. C. G2-6tc •L|Alaiof TJu. ily ,tVArllflra . I*. 1*13. bat Bird u l i l r r r Notice in hereby given that John R notice or arrucATioM ro i tax deed. tlflr.tr In my offlrr and b*. m .ilr appllratlon for l . f itrnl to Itanr In .r r o n t .n r r » l l h law. Muck, purchaser of Tax Certificoti Undar l .c t l.a l i t « f lb* O tc .r tl S L t u U i . H.I4 r r f llf t r .t r rm h r«r»« tbr olkitalna drarrtbr.1 No. 223, dated the 3rd day of June, A j Nolire la htreby y h rn [ t u g t b . r t.mprrty • llu .tr.l In Hrnilnolr I'oanty, f lo r id ., D. 1918, has filed said certificate in my E, II. Klt-IU IK . to-ult! office nnd has made application foi P n rrh iM r n t T « i O tllS e s Ir No. in i. <l»l**l ihr Ia>lf 4a In OS, HuntUnr llrly b la at fT rn rt. T lir aal.l laml t«-ln t a «a r..rd . t tb r d . t r of • '.III d i r i f Jaljr. A . II. ISIS, La* flint aal.l tax deed to issue in accordance witi tlflr.tr i n 'm r ofllrr .m l b.a ma,1«* >p|illr«llon t.tnanrr of ro rb r r r lllt r .t r In tNr n .ts r of law. SaSid certificate embraces th« for tat itrnt to laaiir In iri-oM anrr w ith lia W .ilr It. Uanlrnoo. Alan T . I (V r t lf lr .lr No. 237, il.tr d tbr *lti following described property situate*' Hal.I rrM lflr.tr rw tit.rra tbr ullowine .trarrltr.l -«*« at all times and will be pleased to reeeive your orders Large or Small they will be appreciated. Hill Lumlher Co. The House of Service and Price Corner 3rd and Myrtle -Phoi day r f Jnn r. A . p ., | »| ;, p . . .).* Ile «-.|r In try tdSrr and t..a read. aryMtatlw for tat tl-rtl to laa.r In arrorilae.-r .||g tta 8»l>! rrrtlR .-»tr rn b ra r r. tlir o lb a lr j property .t t u .t r d to S ro ilw lf County. I'W id, to » It: l o t . It to OS data It. I*. I*, and :•)) H . at lo r llrlrt.ta . Tbfl aal.l land br|ry , ( ,y . t. , „ la.uallrr of abth n tlPI. al* In t l r ta c r of Fnknnwn. Al*o Tn * Crflltb-atr Nn. 2'al, .tad I f . tiv day of Ju c r, A . P .,1 1SII. baa ftla-J aald -.r t lf r a lr In o y offlrr and ba. inad. arptltatlm for ta . itrasl to t.aur In *4vtU>Lnrr .ttk l.o Hald rrrllfb . t r riiitnarr. tbr oil- «tr.y d'arrtted property rttu .trd In Hrmtoot. i V t n j n.-Md. lo -n tt: tad* 2 *r.d .1. 8Hn»blt«* tl.lctit. I t i l . . I d land briny a><e,.*l at i t . data af lu a i o r r of >urh rrrilflra lr In tbr t » s r of Unknown. t'n lrw . . I d rrrtlflr.tra .hall br rtd rrc H »rrordlna to laar, la . <lrrd will laatir tlrtro . <*• tb r .Ttti d . y of (Vlobrr, A. P. 19J9. W lt n r r . my offlrlal alen.lutr .Bd «•»' Ula tbr tfitb day of Autuat A. P . IW9. (H r.l) K. A. tlOCOI.ASH. Oral. Py K V. POUOLAS5. P. a ’ I Otc. Adjustment Amis S lL V E R T O W N C 8 o o o M ile s ords Fa b r ic T ires 6 o oo M iles GoodrichTires BEST IN T H E LONG R U N Though Goodrich Tires to*day are delivering far greater mileage than pre-war tires, they cost 15^0 to xo% less than in 1910. 14(1. TO n s r iA tr notice pr arrucATiox r o t tat heed. Undar Batlian 171 *f tb . Oanai.l kl.tutaa. N'oller la brrrb t itarn r l « m th .t: MVEIlHTIIRirr TVRPgNTINi: CO.. ULAtCO VH S ONLY A T W U U GDOCERS MAXWELLHOUSE COFFEE 1‘uti-Uaarr of T . » tV r tlf lr .tr Nn. 1*12. .t r d tbr 3l»J day of Jnnr. A. It 1010, baa fllrd .aid r r r ­ ilflralr In my offliw and l.aa m ail. (pnU.mtlon for ta . deed In I. . j* tn arroplam-r with law Raid rertlflralr rm brare. tbr oll-naln* drrcrltwi* priflwrty altuatril U Krinloob* County, bb-rbl. I d w ll: N W 14 •* NW 14 of NR I I .nd N 12 of HW 14 of NW I d of NR 14 of Hrr. IS. Tp . SI, S. R. SO. I I arrr*. T I ,• aald land briny .»araar,| at tbr datr of taananrr of atu-b r r t U f lr .t r la tbf e tc ;, of T . lb Hlmjwon SOLD BY H. L. H A IG H T O V E R L A N D S A L E S AND SERVICE C O M P A N Y ;i"- .1 't j C o r n e r C o m m e r c ia l an d P a r k « O p p o 9 lt e H o te l V a ld e z ■/ ') �TIIB SANFORD IIERALD PAGE SEVEN FOR RENT—Light housekeeping apartments. Inquire of Mrs. Grace Williams, 221 E. First St. 2-4tc CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I cave The Chance Or Speculative Scheme To The Fellow Who Can Afford To Lose Money...Make Every Dollar You Invest Count And earn M onej..-Invest It With A Responsible And Reliable Company In Your Home City Or Stale And In A bush Thnt I k An Abttolutc necessity. * Money made in Florida belongs in *• * Florida and should be investrd in * Florida for the benefit and happiness of those who live in Florida. Up A Southern Utilities Company 8 per cent Cumulative Prior Preferred Stockholder And Draw A Regular Quarterly Dividend Payment,..This Stock Can Re Purchased Ir. Cash Dr In­ stallments. THIS STOCK CAN RE PURCHASED IN CASH OR INSTALL­ MENTS. WRITE OR CALL FOR INVESTMENT 11110CIIURE. Sanford, Florida, or G eneral Office, P a la tk a , Florida FOR RENT—Two furnished bed rooms with bath, in private family 117 laurel Avenue. 2-3l, For Rent—Light house keeping apartment inquire Mrs. Grnce Williams, 221 E. First st. 2-4tc. For Rent—To iishine parties or tourist parties, 26-foot, half cabin, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES canopy motor boat fully equipped Minimum Charge for any one Ad 25c Lice ns * J pilot who knows the St One Time, per word.________ Ic Three lime, per word................. 2c Johns. Phone 348W. L. G. Loveless Six Times, per word................... 3c 45-tf Over Six Times, word per Issue Cash must accompany order. Ten WANTED—A few boys to work ir cents extra if charged. printing plunl, 18 years and up. No Advertising in (his column in which the going to school. Crown Paper Com­ address or the advertiser Is not g^en bu pany. 52-tf which refers you to Postofllec Box Num­ ber or Care of Hrrald MUST be answer­ Wanted—Team work to do. En­ ed accordingly. Please do not ask us for quire M. Hanson, shoemaker. 50-Xtp the names of advertisers advertising In this way. Usually we do not know who W anted— Corn. The lleacham they are. and If we do we are not expect­ Grain Co of Alachua Fla. w.il pay ed to tell you. you the market price for ear corn in ear lots. Farmers can join together in muking up cars. 49-tfc. FOIt SALE-J-nlne-rooni dwelling, Terms. Connelly, WANTED—Mattresses to make 2-ltc 100 Magnolia Avenue, over. Furniture enameled, varnish­ ed, upholstered, house painting, wall FOR SALE—Less than half price. papering, calcimining. We store fur­ One Ilurroungh's nine column adding and sell it for you on commiss­ machine. One Woles seven column niture ion. We know our trade. Plenty of adding machine. One Daiton nine room. Fellows Hall, Cypress column adding machine. Practically avenue Odd 5th street. M. J. Brad­ new and in good mechanical condi­ ford andand Wife. * 2-4tp tion. Address P. O. Box 403. 2-3tp W A N TED FOR SALE or Exchange for equal­ ly good unrelated stock—Barred Rock WANTED—To Rent I or 5 rooms cockrels, $5.00 each. Addie Muller, unurnished will pay good rent. 2-3tp Osteen, Florida. HARRY HANDEL 316 Sanford Ave, City. FOR SALE—One 2-wheeled trnil 3tc. er. 1 ton capacity. E. A. Moflltt, WANTED—Settled white woman, 2-ltp Celery Avenue nbout 40 years old, ns housekeeper to ■I—7-room house, corner take enre of a small family. Good home and salary. Apply Box 240, Half cash. Connelly, l*7tp 106 Magnolia Avenue. Route* A, Sanford, Fin. -Close in lot, $600, Connelly, 106 Magnolia* Avenue young J. S. Wilson, Union avenue. MISCELLANEOUS WOOD—Plenty of wood at Wekiw. —two miles from railroad. Cut ot shares. Hundreds of cords. Write me. II. B. & S. Co., Wekiwn, Fin. 52-0tp. FOR SALE—Good horse, sprint FURNITURE—Any ono wishing tv wagon and two sets good harness, nl store furniture in a safe place at mod­ n bnrgnin. D. W. Short, Longwood erate rate, call at 816 Oak avenue ot 52-ntp. phone 333. Also gardens for rent FOR SALE—Your choke of many 52-2tp. lots in both white and colored see, pay rash for scroll,1 hand tions. Your own terms. .‘Connelly, Address 352 Sanford, Florida 2-ltc 106 Magnolia Avenue. 44-tfc FOIt SAl.E—Large mission dav enport, green upholstering, good bet] springs and mattress. M. K, Nelson Sanford. . 52-1 15 Acre Farm, good location, 5 acres Tiled with flow­ ing well, 3 acres with Tile in need or relaying, all fenced, no buddings. PRICE AND TERMS ATTRACTIVE * J. E. SPURLING, Agt. TRY A HERALD WANT AD by having your work done by real Tailors and Cleaners. We apply Modern Sanitary Methods in our cleaning department. Each Garment is thoroughly Sterilized through a Steam Process which is perfectly harmless to the Garment and yet renders it germless. Our Prices are the Lowest Our Work the Very Best SANITARY STEAM PRESSING Sanford, Florida 110 Sanford Ave Three vacant business lots for sale on First Street. Cheaper now than they will in* Inter. Don't need all cash. Connelly, 2-ltc 11)6 Magnolin Avenue. Practically the same Snecifications ns other ?300.00 more money. Sold hy a local dealer w! reputation of giving SERVICE to the entire snti customer. These prices are sure to go higher soon. I* Price is assured. H. L. HAIGHT Oocrland Sales & Service Company Opposite Hotel Valdez Cor. Commercial and Park ..F O R SALK CHEAP—One big flm mule and big horse. Both good work ers nnd perfectly sound. Ask It. B. Lynch about them. D. C. Hill, 1-titp Lockhart, Fin. FOR SALK—Practically any kind Of real estate you want. Quirk ser­ vice. Cash or terms. Connelly, 2-ltc 106 Magnolia Avenue. Automobile insurance. Personal liability. Collision. Property dam­ age. Fire and theft. Claims paid promptly. Connelly, 2-ltc 106 Magnolin Avenue. FOR SALE—Three vaennt lots, cor­ ner of 7th nnd Myrtle avenue. Sev­ enth street paved. Two lots between Fourth and Fifth streots, Myrtle nvenue. Also 10 room house, comer Oak avenue nnd Fourth street, facing Park. Choice location. Apply at 410 Oak avenue. W. W. Long. 51-4tp FOR SALE—One of the best homes in Sanford; In very best location. $10,000; nil ensh. Connelly, , 2-ltc 100 Magnolia Avenue. FOR SALE- 2 acre celery tract Colorrd section Easy terms. Connelly, Easy terms. For R ent—Three rooms for light house keeping. NO. 317 Cor. of Third and Elm. Mrs. W. F. Leavitt 50-tf For Sale—Celery farms, any size, to suit purchaser. Buy from owner, Box 276, Sanford. Fla. 50-tf Don't forget to insure your house, your household goods, nnd nnything that is yours. Tornado insurance, Fire insurance. Anything in insurnu ranee. Connelly. For Salo—Pair of good farm mules wagon and harness. T. F. Adams 49-tf F or sim plicity, harulincs9 nnd econom y, there ix no other washing machine that will please you as much as a Maytag. Smoothly and quietly it handlcs the average family wash in fifteen to twenty nnnutrs and you need not he surprised that it delivers your wash cleaner, whiter and with Icm wear and tear than tf you had rubbed and scrubbed it in the old, wearisome way. We »htll l>c pieaicd to show you ihl« wonderful wwhcr. If you luvnscen others, the Maytag will l< a revelation to you. SANFORD FURNITURE CO J. D. DAVISON, Mgr. Salo—Doris Gas Lighting Cheap. L. F. Roper. West Irocery. 48-tf FOR RENT—Two nicely furnlshct housekeeping rooms. 205 Oak avenue Eagica Home. Mrs. Julia Rlddinga. 52-2tp. FOR RENT—Two furnished house keeping rooms. 206 East Third. l-2tp. For R ent—Furnished rooms nnd kitchenettes. Apply Shirley Apart­ ments opposite Postotlice. 48-26tp FOR RENT—A three acre farm nt Lake Monroe. Apply nt E. A. Gstccn Store. 2-3tf. A rm strong Grocer Co. OUtHkml*. J w Im n rtiU , Fla. .vV N X V V V N V V sN Pabst Kulmbacher is the snappy, dark drink that has met with such universal recognition. I t’s dark, rich and satis­ fying, with extra heavy body—served wherever good bever­ ages nrc to be had. Don’t forget—say “Pabst Kulmbacher.’* ulm bat � 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, 1920 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 27, 1920 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 27, 1920; <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