2 10 104 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/56286b9c9792d2f04ea9c7813834b943.pdf c9487013e396887e893d2f0e7c1e48fd PDF Text Text v ■; ■M! •V -r Mi; sX-WiV' PAGE EIGHT ■ ’’ .- ' *3 - :5 -d it' . -r’ M^ V7 W® w / ioooooa D ooooa D oooa a oooa oa oooD a a oa a a a oa oa ooa ooa ( fv . N O T E S A N I) FA ITH . “ H E ’ LL P R E N T ’ E M ” — S O S A Y S \ SAUNTERKR. lo o o o o a o Q O O O flO o a o o a o a a o o o a a a o a o a o D a o a a a a o o a S m m. x<\ ' rendering justice to- all, and giving] honor to whom honor is due, u n - ' hampered by hide-bound prejudice j and unhindered by. sectionalism. If this course cuur.es u» to lose a subscriber now and then, we will survive the shock Our experience heretofore has been that when we have lost one subscriber for such u reason, invariably we have gained1 ten. We uro of the south. We yield to no man in our love for t h e 1 HANKSGIVINQ In the language Southland. No man Is quicker to from which It is derived really resent an injustice to t h i s ’ section meant) thought giving, and that or to correct an erroneous statement reminds tne of the lines. regarding it. The files of our pa­ There Is nothing, good or bad. per* for year* will bear out the But thinking makes It so.” truth of these assertions. But we if we are not thankful It Is our own hope that we will never become so fault. There are few of us whom for­ blinded by piejudicc that we can­ tune has so abused, but on this one day not recognize a great character of the year wo cannot find something simply because lie may have lived l bo lh*nk,ul •b6 u t - l f we but think north of the Mason and Dixon l i n e ” , f" ° c,,‘ n “ l l“ ,l 11b“ th“ V,Ul l° ! lb ° . . . free blessing of light, the blue sky so I clear and deep in the November days, ^■wibo sunshine that brightens the earth Thanksgiving EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT YE T A K IN G «r MH THE SA N PO R D , HERALD Waysandleans of BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU ANI) ME.” A C I 1 I E L IS A M O N G *- •-'• * T fitTf / • M,,y6 V E M D E R 23, ttlS Four More Days of the Big Sale at the Three-In-One Store Remember we have the Ldrgcst Stock of nice new Blankn* and Comforts in town, ranging' in price from 98c to $ 1,79 We thank you for helping us make hoja* that wt; may continue to share We try to make you feel at home In goods whether you buy or not. this the largest and best sale of all, an,j « reasonable portion of your patron*^. my store and are pleased to show you our Come to see us again. TRAN K YOU, THE THREE-IN-ONE STORE If Fating t* a fine art, mastered by and cleanser for the urinary tiac.t Home— not by all. and if you haven’ t the habit al­ 'k What to cat how to pat it ready, by all means cultivate It. F O R R EN T arc the , preliminnil ?s and, them The man who eats good food, neglected, eating becomes mere fced- even if it is plain and inexpensive, ♦ ♦ j f i g — a process necessary to sustain who eats in moderation yet sufficient For Rent— Funds hod room-, wip, life. Hogs feed and no stretch of the necessities of his physical na­ or without light housekeeping *10 the imagination can connect any ture, who is temperate and doesn’ t N French avenue. *f»-: ftp refinement with the act. hurry nt hi* repast, who has genial An invitation to dine is the high­ companions and laughs whil* hJ <*> <%> <♦> riTV a tdcat eiirrrcc antl tho llfo that runa ln our vc,n*For Rent Three olfiee room* (ivtr LI l I A u K tA I .uULLfcod There aro few of us too, so poor we est social favor, the ultimate act of dines, is prepared best to du his 10e Store. N. H. Garnqr .‘ 5-tfc cannot give a thought of gratitude for ’ J All Local A dT ertlsem en lB Under hospitality which a man can oiler work whatever it may be, for the •pentinued from Page I other blessings we have. There are ThiH H ea d in g T H R E E C E N T S a For Sale Young mulie mx yTiri his friend. The banquets of the projteily nurturTd body is essential . few of us so placed In llfo that wo L in e For Each Inflcrtion. M in im u m old, weight 1100 pounds. (,.t ^ | irrfzes * are in cash, five dolancient R om e are famous in his­ to the highest efficiency, mental 'fir , cannot help someone else to bo thank­ Frank, Sanford Heights. 7J6-:ffr physical, and is. best pro pare dr l ^ r e ­ C h a r g e 25 C en ts. tory but in those times the guest lars. ful If wo try. . . * was most distinguished who could sist disease. The committee reported "that the Prom the first Thanksgiving day For Rent— One hou*p devour the moat food, and gluttony town generally in an excellent con- when Governor Bradford sent out men V apartment. Mrs. Charles Henry < FOR S A L E ’ contributed to the. decadence ol the % Next Thursday is Thanksgiving dition of neatness and there.-were *° bring ln wild turkeys for the feast, Smith, UOS Park avenue, between Empire. T h e r e . arts lineal descend­ and the cool and pleasant weather so many places in eyerfif district , *n honor of tho first harvest In Ply3rd and 4th streets. u?-1 tp ants of those lid time feeders in of the past few day* make* us all that were deserving of honorable I9n,,,h- “ tere has been n general opln For Sale-—Good udround marc Ion that this Is u harvest festlvnl and these . days, who, to the quantities; feel like .Ailing lurjtcy and otherwise |mention t halt if we were to print i buggy and harnes*. Cheap for cash For Sale Five acres of it,. so h becomes a homo festival. That that they consume have added a I celebrating • Kite ’ day' that m e a n s 'them flti* article would Imde Iiki Box infill or West Side vlo.-i17 t celery land in Florida. f*-ric,,|, , u|. Iswuio of tho blosslnga of tho day to 'lhatr.' friet'e eating eatitig for I city directory breakine speed sneed with which much more *lharr.'rteVe f o r lc itv directnrv. record breaking tivajcd, artesian well, to r I! p mothers and futhera. They can glvo For Sale— Ford truck, line shape, the the viands before them are made to those of us who have, firorgrtuwn and Goldsboro and lirtek roail Term* to .Ul, thanks In trutfi ’when they see their luirgiiitr Five passenger lltiirk, great youthful day* Thnuksfivijin Day \ s nivi e of disappear. peclTd grutific.iiion ■htldren and grandchildren around buyer See I F M i ' Semimde ('i> IOW1I t^l ( i o l d s b m •* them It ought to ho In tho minds of lug bargain, $260 00 M 'tore - St at ion The amateur sword swallower*, in San lord this ve.it should be cele­ Is the Iwtcrist Garage. Sanford. Fla , I'Mf brated to ’ lie tidiest anil all .of us sons and daughters, a pleasant duty, I'niintiil tee and G ^ irg u Z ow n who s| in id food Into the apparently Th t% .4, Vliry evident effort toward* to pay especial attention to their par­ For Kent Two Ft.rni-r, t bottomless caverns tout aid reached should gather either in cl.pr. h nr Ml » For Sale 'J’en acres of llie best ents op this day. If they enhnot bo home and give thanks for lining alpart in the cleub *,up movethrough their mouths, as the firehigh hammock land, west side, just f ir light housekeeping. Fiw dollar ut homo they can nt least nend a let­ Mrs Savage, 7n| \!yrile mun pusses coal into the furnace, be­ lowed to live in peace while Europe meat and. many uttrartfiVe uttradliVp little little outside corporate limits. Half in per week. ter or n telegram of greeting to tho i* warring and other countries ary avenue Ji-tfr long to the feeding class. They are homes and garden* show exe. Ilent "homo folks.” cultivation l years \bniil 260 having trouble*. In Sanford we results. In Georgetown the first quite as cultured tit the table and Ml fenced Tho thought of Thanksgiving being large jtirte* on other half For Kent Furnished It in their daily lives a* the herd that are indeed lucky and Thanksgiving prize was won by Mrs Sarah Lewis, n home festlvnl sometimes Is a slum anil tilleheil Quarter mt'e of two] The 'Ilk101 M.quoth D.iv th is ‘year should be a great day thre, dollar-, in c.i*h ai d the .ecorpl bllng block In the minds of men and shlJiJUMV slat Oni* .viol t lls' ' t ran into the sea and wu* drowned Perlor till of u* The l)U-llre*s- men goes to Mr* 1. It Kclltx, two ,|o| w o m e n , who have lUluer no home ties feci dntirmife They devour soup, i olfee and ol !i, JI toil wi11 hoy it if | or a r e prevented tiv clrciltnsliince* sold wpttjn t io- t^xr lo ! - Worth] to 1111ui11 foods a util 1,1. and i law know *ll111i hi l ki* a <iil v >’ II a nil all 1lie l.ir in i ash a id -p u.,1 loim riM ■l F > . i • n ■ > s n iih M 'ii IIV'T 1" !'* ' ll t it U •I ,, P r k Ii,el, • . 1 !o Mr- p i l l Turner uni from ftettig in their own home rtrele or | ItlOll on not tlii' 11-*c i f napkin-* [ to y Inti *............... 1 ren Ii *t from Joining the circle of their 111 M i; u 1-telll Lit I I dimly uppreiiatc l he pnrpi-i ol the •lay IIS see Ml, Im -t l'*t tll" .i veil to f t: 11 If friends So they »firug their mental an*t t he u 1 1 -I m*uM he tr faintl In Gtild-horo tin nr*t pri/., o knives, fork* and *poonS and g"h shoulders and say th themselves. Why For Sab Eggs and Hub. ( lux of, ll f, o Vi II tin o f re*l r b.1a k“ - t hr ce dollar- , o, s |m \1 rLilln erully mix them should | he thankful* No one t-nres celebrated K, gal \\ kite U i dotti » , ■11■TI r I it'h II V11 It.. M Something like that was the tirst I h ick- an'i i to ......... to Mr \\ hut In eat I here l* no myfur 11- h»'il m u 111ur lushed lug jierformunce, heavy laying bird*,, M 11onoralde mention thought of a young woman, alone In L Alexander tery *hhoui it I f you. are ill, eat .1 Vl*n U « tie am booking order* for same now ' r i-tf N o w I t at t i e b i||kbeadl Mg of t he I n \1 r i K urd a large eltv making her own way In whill the do, tor i ’,* " i it.a*, • lull fix •»'su rijitig some (irtipor i MIc) * the world Ihr second thought wus \l*o a few pullet- and iiokerelRooms U d hoard have If you are in nori; .,1 l>. .,|i|i k' l1 1mi J tIt* . I* ui-i| g, lit v ora Id, heller She reasoned If I am alone si me 'strain com V th* work or, t h, Hey ha* |ut a n i He l ea l what you want, whill e x p, ■ ■i ' 11, t f only from thv home fid k* bee i cornplcti || It I- only fair to hen* with no one to give me a Thanks Third St , Stanford y hus shown you i n*i j]tilu Itle ami ii.» r and the tnanv. v t ulor* but ot lo r nieMtton that t lo work -ee ms f o h* giving dinner there must he n great For Kent 'Room-, foi Fur Sale Two fre-l, Mill k r-ow ' nourishing D on’ t punish yourself i It f lurid.i that ha v e prog ressin g rnpoilv in all dire t i o n s ’ many others in the same |xist(loii and IIifml Bros k. ■p n g ( 1at a lee in iIjy eating . . •what i . ytm *fuj I like ,lie ■oininundn"! • ■ ,'l 1f mav he so to ■* wh*> cannot hqy even a , " . , I 1 lire! I la l I f r o n t s are talkin g of i lid up park'ntk, I., th latter par’ good dinner eai|-I soim <mi I,a- lid I jOu wli.il n <i• | j k, M > H h ) O liti v Air came imjirov e ntetit 1. ol" T, ,I ' IIl tllll, iI: i I l f . , mak it g if lot *al« III,It o V\ o I ! 'll A. . 4f The *i>||t ', tow ,| ull-v goodi ilor *, iilj I fi.lt, If 1 rn going to show nnv grutitud" d e n t t o r n r .»• A e l * • t r e i ., ■ j fe hi Id’agi | n ad I Uni will he II, good shape Tho • • • taking medicine, ^tjpd medicine j. ^ ‘ ' ‘ M*‘ ‘ ’ -" -1■' •r1 ■' ............... for the blessings of health and tic < o tiilielL ihoii anil M tinned beli i w are how vi r to t :,1 strength and murage. Ill look out for ling, y ) ill) per not for the healH$=f,.au \ tuM.-bil f" r iu" ,h ' r :‘ n'1 ./■ . . *of1 fsfiil-, 1 ., , 1! I II,, i someone else She did ho. tty going to PfitTU'* 1 low I choice meats and, ,veget, lie step’ III Ihl- dirl-rturn is causing present nnfc F 'o r H e Ml J jev era ) * » flics ,, . . .. o t f i r ptaies in -n . .up ! , I i * lie r a I 1 1Ii, 1111III 1. ^ a ll h o n g Ii the superintendent of n newsboy home t Ig, aide* nod, cereal* us tin 11 i on. I.am ' * and take i " V n u i:|| l l i t . j ■“ * N !' r •').*»m » ii v i r and unking for three hovs who hud tin ........... a *in on nt' , ... ,,lens tike . I unde, stand that tl.iqi wifi then- were 'OIJJ, III ij^eplfli, d e « h u p i ** mi Indent ol, ,, tin- pro! \ H \ d w e l l \ 1 >■' tl relatives ot friends In the <-uv who i ,In keep the ,i I.,, . i lit o r large de cgitlioti Hunt,’ Kunm For Sid, F% i tir II ,h , a hi, it ettig o v e r g r o w n w ith w e e d * , e t c to and calories hitla/ne should be her guests at a Thanksglv ,, « ’> glue 2 . . . / , nieb Ion on Uiclm da\ io* irt«lu>et 1 v M i.r ■h , t n > t ti t t o t o I m o s t * i o m p l i t e log dinner tlillt coiUribnles In streiigth, III at I l l f t u i ,i ... J'*,For R en t or S a le The superintendent en­ . ,, . . , . J , i the lake front with the view of Kerr . 2:t if i* lose the thoroughfare Several l tered heartily Into the plan m e t t o A vi* 1 0 1 tf W J T h ig jie n builds up the waste and keen* Up , ,, , . . . On V' . bulkheading the lake at that place l ‘in h t l s t t . i ’ s * *\’ i’ t i t r f i s w e r e c l e a n , e x Thanksgiving day she made these :> r t i T h * . , *• For Kent T w0 ( tiie r o o m "t 1 1 l*'"t .. ii i F. r Sal, I,i*xe*. hovs her real guests i not charity h irn 1 Above all ielse, ,lake • llrltl to-euf, u11fl t hi- ( fnnrnoT<ml ( up *»l . ** i’1 for Ul^lgl.t I hou*, ci»|: 1 nietl 11. .. . _> , _ ,, „ < ford will take them rn low and fell S iiak to d e p o t E n q u itt* , 12 -f W a hou I guests). In every sense Then* was which seemed place Don t hurTy. for after ,all, eating i* ■ K - r * ,D r t til k ! * •( , . , , , I , i »bow them the i ii\ while here and \ V r. n turkey dinner with till the "filings p i ■ o k > i— l lust a- essi'tiliaj to sleeping to let I,,. ,7 nod M o r e u ■t , ’ok*‘ts to n tnutlhoe \l-.. . ,, , pact on ,, n- till mil i- allotted <• 1 K l»on inn will »r i r..i •t o i l ' - ho-.j 11, si r It g 1 I 'w * ' n , • lo th* af'otiio’ iti M it h,-t ,f tilt sh” . .11» > tjierr ^ G.rt f '.ls In »' Ifl >AI g I•-rti'»11 i..l nnil. and .• i don I i hit < ,< ', • t; m \\ * »f < oni" o i n t Ie' ■ I w ti Ii * lo in i*i such i■ lew . •ini s I • *li vi 11 ,’ n i fell ■ To-tw. tiiiuui-l. i .t short .our sleeping •r.f - ' 1 r ,1 it* crei- It ,it tit* ** ■ 1,1,1 v 1 *oJ.,'i| U|H,T1 into. Jit.; u a it «nOs tile many Oeait- Ill't VVl I )) ri'st ruld. Areroirt • * r (« I'llJ JII 1l o l l * , t . i * | , time without shortening your Mav _ Fo; Sail AU.UllU. i n . ■s lo-r as a friend nod showed in dif­ % ■itle- t hat . i»nvr( o r l o d g i n g . b e tw e e n G’ u lm e t tfr -a n d M a g n o lia to ferent ways Inter how much they ap- plants w i t h a l l m o d e r n on en.th Ample time for «atingy_llh i,i ^ Xho. ready to iet Smith Awill lo come are imjw ot Firyt F u trview io r Park, Park t o P a lm e t to , b e tw e e n •prerlated the Thanksgiving treat m enr«*s, at t l y means deliberation' in maAirtifing Thru her. Celery Ju. 27 2t p cities. the rpaHficaiify spots nt the J J -fftr Fifth and Sixth from Fhnfocd a o ’ Sf a n d F’ r* M ' h A v e . your food D on ’ t go to tbcdStfier, t 1 Btilllheading is th thlbg. Ml St'J ' M o o t , te ll her Will out nil 't h e ' Mile Wiv. I to Fn neb ,^11 enii'l extreme and become a matbeillat . *.J. ! i -I r o o m f o r , <-r. • riciflc ctuisi f,.q un If idle were A m e r i c a n H o a fn t a t in C h in a I*’ n 1 n -'IV tKVlc* n ,.| , al> r on, that , hi vv* >,u h f r, >'ll 'IX' .CJC*. • U •*m> i J . u I* • • 1 ! ' ■ • ( 'll* Ion Ini . .1 \ 11,1 in .1 u M>-j.ilnJ that t h* ■r I oil .1 in exit*’ She bad n<> friends nr rel.i who led u if o.il ..jw I 111 oil' hf ul a I ert 11111 number ol lltln ■ 1" , I * Vs1) T 1 r in k " h iln In s i lives w till 1n U " (timisand miles AI w lilc ll is h li l* 'd If you caii'l instinctively knuw -ph i'H’s iif a. 1lilt;, afe i ir' uni.cr iinat Vi .'.ft c, In III* l a m e r e ili o n of 1 loon P r t .ir e ls IJrst she dl l not fiw’ k forward w s h nnv . I,,i Ttn* Im im o (i* .III V K t 'ua ......... rn ■ml u j, von' food 1 n aiv to hi » a a I .11 - 1 i * * I X .1 ‘ ,il ** t'i»axur*’ 1 He l-st Th.iuV m’ Iving lo fo u r In re* ,(f cr o u tld "ll I* Ti lde ',,m t * ■M1 1' A p* ,1 ■lit K f ..11. . •In. if. !,.«> ' W. |LiJ. ,*s. * f 11 I■ *i " , 1 .1 * 1 .1 . t ■ **4 h ill, Ol el IneklliK the: 1 1 1 1 iptl '.ill Ii,,r ' i dnv t > , f i . .pent , , t r u Kic s i run lie's Hut ll,' ,11 a l o t ; lie UIPI tip Fir-i 1 ■!• M ijd, Ii licit rr IhlU 111 I" lo IIc- 1,1a r t *i > t tint m* Ida* for nut in • -t.i • , . 1 , 1.:l i f t i f i . i; 4» * It Is her dtsposlllnu to m ake lf)e most o f I 'h e F oil , an d c o s t $ ' t ) , 00tl (p,ld t ,ifor matio tfit: t ei'(it* of mui.;. I This f.eiiig. not only ip splendid >; (fjl%Blgl-llce lliiin arithmetic, and a \1•Mir1 o f Ilf,’ If she Ullltllil have wfint sill* law . f " ' a .1 men, 1 d U ; < i n l . u j : i U o j d . l i l t e d w , t h ■ . t i n a " Ilk' * -ipi. i,n,k* for sortudliliiK 1 Uke many ••an’ f *»mi*i" i * i wit limit ahiiul 1 In K t m Mi i ; i. at tor r>e\ general. a n d c a n t o r t r . e f ' s . f o r m i n g a m i n i a ­ fn what mlie lias Him declihnl to give ,S M llruw-ter. -U “ losin g t r a c k /' ha* prepared the following list of ture park w ay. s o m e o n e n gootl Thnnkaglvlnif, d in ­ Don’ t cht ton much iu-.i hi'caiisc For ..Rent Hoosyi, C i u t F jr' ner. It wan out o f the iirteTdfof) xor ihitign women can d o in ■K’uu.oih. , you liuvc a good cook in the kitchen her to entertain ipiyone aAd.tlie filca C a u t a k e luiek her nmtdep .n a m e j 1 I'in d or liqflirt.islip^i’ Irvjd lipW * ’ uttd hernnse you like it D on’ t cat o f Just scpiling n hn*ket to if worthy keeping roil pis. eti Mho inf •.dr a fte r her h u s b a n d is d ea d w ith ou t •to "save** things It isn't good fam ily ^ jfr ijA l seom to he solbrlent D w e l l i n g ? . f e r t i l e I'eli^r ‘C. 1 <*Udany legal p r o c e s s or ■legislative act economy. Adept your dint to the wanteif j). personal touch some tr ’ ouif... 1 r! ” r i , . , I • f eV -V s-J (x'aaii n r. k Ie1e p | r 1her '» 1 o "w o inl nrtutq'wfieu mi w4 " nhe (' , ^■ ■ 'season and th e ’ climate Nature 'bow Hhe conauReil with n woman. * g i l'e - p r o ••* ■ K . V ’ T . 'W p o l t r h f l , 2 D. • Can por uade lu-r h u s-L 'i i . ‘ , ijf| Ii"-* nmrrieil. V." wbo7 while not-a social vforker. knew very kindly grve* us certain fruit* •Third .street PhoL*e. ** Iband to take hur^Tlanic anil give -----------• -J 1314 city nml the needs.ef many a fnm and vegetable* at certain cseasous ^ r Ids he d".'* rioLiiV'’ .* •----------- -— ■— - r h i s family .amnie, if ... j, , |,| ,«• o A i ^ T BrThrough lids woman aim found, a ...uL.tDu year, yvhqji wt. rcln-lt c.-oxk »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »»♦ »»> »»»»»♦ <»» lik e R •• T ' * ‘ pillow WlLfi two sons who was Juit'. wtea they come fresh from l lie C u p retain In r m a id e n n a m e f ° r A U G U S T IN E ON T H E '. r1v*H/ ruUdv to give o p .lh e struggle* o . gardern when they ure beet for us, LOCAL G R ID IR O N . l t d prif’sk nji her home Him had busitfWhs transactions #md uV her - and winch we dois’ t 1 are for wf ■ t ^ j, *11 a l < Y M 14 iP rn ' i r a g e d 01 d l h n e f h u * b a n d ‘s ntune for A->vanl .itl^*tr,ot hi r season* Watermelon* are . ' x .rtld 1 s 1 -'tut sjdrlt and energy If wife d o e * not like hM- iiWn frr,i * . good in summer, but we don ’ t ■NatrfOf(D flip! St AuguHine lltift' I ho Irmdirr tf ik In the sflila h u s b a n d '* fa hilly n a m e , they c a ’rt,| crave thorn— wouldn't en joy them . , «CKifi#.-.wflI eono* togeffitnr I'thtrr ThanksThanks- 1i on wPl wpl keen k''"n sympathy A basket of rhange to a name that does suit . , V , ,, , ^ . potables ami half so much in January No art of , I glAlt*fff"utJiL it- promis^f' ku It*- the, r c c r l e a a iblrken, vrroti -J w! ‘A - i r k i 'I A woman ran wear man - Hulh'og .i.ude n T n.oV giving^* Ing /dinner* iron preserving cart save all the relish . !| IKiUC»V4 vHUV 1il.si un^. .«,vcr v vi been1 'hi' .......... - ........ * *4 C nt.pnfil iiViAi'tjtii ode ,,r * ' ">* 1 * p dinner llt.U nm*- * than of lre»h fruits or vegetalJeM. but without any testrictni;; -\oo)q rht>t i j.tUyc*! / i tlito . ity'.*a,x )nu It •team* fisj tho W1 Mien of tin’ m^tbijr und chib u*. men cVC* yderynce ■' jter.t in the thin doiysn't mean that the Conner's she must not jm>so « s jr.'jjtirn. v among Die. f.v ore rtinkvd ea ll ; 01 i cw c linn'll Into thein. ■*J»"*'* f-he can "vot** at every deetmii. .,oicii •t'qc.w.ii . ’ I" *i * urt is not a very useful and ncri-ssta ll. . The school teacher f«»rgot her., myn i ** * » " She can hold .any office in th» *^ri*.V» .vtpporl thenWlY*;, the l»n^ ■ury profession in our modern sys­ Although Sanforfl wus ..........................................& £ ' .'.‘l 1! , loneliness in iielnr Ihnnkfqf k*»e ciydA^ state and run (or congress. lupbL fi/rhi4l » il.t ;\{l,dF y jili rff( 'oat ll I**od n ,:pl lo a less fnrtona'te ylHeyi. tem of tnlde economics hv the An*-ii*nl C h jK hoy She can bold property ol her own Hut. blstui ha* been wor - log hill d s’Nmcei K ^ “ ASrrrr', Gwei shore. K) w oi k ,Adapt yottr •iRel u> your i In* t:i ifl.i’i sh.'tiMered Imr reiij'onM27-‘Jlc v l daily The man pL si'llentiry ojcupM ioo- and give her share of .the family with th<L local 'cu m holdingg «IUH > ! Jillltlea wlih 11 exv (Hiorngn which never property by will, but cannot deed needs difTerent f^od npd in different practices, and ha* made Hevcfal ■fagged until flnnlfy a neat and com >***»<; Wanted Du a* making _ - .. change* which will strengthen* ^Yrinble home fi r nerself nnd her dill.quantities from that demanded by her share away l.Klckjimp, • IJtjwM. ft), in Fuijvic*^ She can take yip a 'hordFstcad or our team and eliminate all the weak; dreu was the result, the ditch d i g g e r .' F<$r. the former Apartment*** .' * .» * - ’-‘ izia spot*. Both teams are in excellent . R M»v' aometlmcs fo replace VKor • I- - ~ ^ -* __ .___ wiilie heavy meal l» sullhieigla'^i# the school lands an bee o w q . pYoperty, shape and it will i,e a har.^ fought' , * ''“ l 1 iin' r,'c'',v" r" ," ' r ni'’ T.osj.'Sahifliirji-^igli^ Bar')'"., j -other three are not urn many. *, ■ . ■ . . . tru y thankful by another prayer A prominent *-itis»u ordered t hu ,ha tile, although •with j'curls and aqVihyat IL 'V " ' ___. Avoid- fire nnv foi)ds ' tfte rjipiutn of] * im* opposing team* . . , , . ' ’ ,y , 1 , , .,,, For what I a n about to give make nn "T’l&fida ’ ^ocan’ L.eall4'f«^ t^he fstn and 1 l-ik*lund Telegram difcomjttaed liw- n ,„s Jhe local hovs out weighed • The I |ni|v lt|hj kfl|1 if rFlurrU-d id Mi*. K F. 1-aha. -B® ml 1 that the F.skiinfi d<’i’ nn hotiirty , <nu*r ap ertolf' ^jpc.ired m that If11111 * wjil hi * all ai at Ia , W h - n yon n c n l Jnb^Pn.ilmu yet the menu on m.aiiv Florida Ui- jKijief vvbjjh d i i i _ o b t rn*’et t hr j | "■ ' .V -a Th" St A u g u s i w i l l )*/**FYJEAD I LO S E . SAID THE TURK |liM lei nx Innw and we will It.t n*a■ Wutileil— Druoontiking i>l * 1" ■ Dr ttoonii king by -W. u tnhles, particular I ’ In ihu .rural ‘ mioi- , , proval of the -..i’ ll 1’St't.elin'd render r ve Thutsdny nmriiis' They Kl. b 'k a m p r o o m ip F u j r v R w ApD t ions, uboqijds m things frkjyl in -The disgruntl’ d one r e fille d the well 'entertained while h* re send ,i man to vce. you to talk 2h-:ttc - *- r * • lirease. wliero^evpr^' precuultsn has comparison of Woodrow Wilson vtth will leave for' Orlando Satin day. |-rices and show samples: N o <( 4tecn taken . prevent .the v loss Abraham LinroJn, tegurdlng this » whoi ectb*')’ will pliiy that y jte r n o c n . sport of a single drop of the uniiiial (at*. reflection on Wilson. • The- editor of E very true lover of *rl4Ul job ts loo luji, none is too small lioya What They. NeftffBroiled, meals are palatable anti the Tclegrnrn., 'answers .*his critic ahould turn o u l . i ^ d theer lor us. Tho crying need of Neiy Vjirk herlthfu), fried meats aro an aboro- . thoroughly,' .* cpmluding ns follows: to victory. X . :* • . m en. according to one otfffiem *'hn " W e shall not discontlnvo th*: pa­ intfioo. r; 1V taken her jsdvlco An*1 r°lind Mr. Alletf may n d t: read it, Poor^Optolon of Poetry. ‘ Drink water with your ncal» if per. g(«al. are filhiplni aifd wc are noiry. for he needs some It In said that f?lr Isaac Newton, on you want it. Tho old fable th st.lt Iso finiiKsfop' imriuedflv .sunrise houK«fop’ jiep p should bo used only between meals of tho broadness and liberality i\hich being asked h|s opinion of poetry, re­ neks; r e ^ p . - coifi^rttiU plied that It was a kind of Jngcnloas doesn’ t hold good any more. But we Btrivo to make its leading char­ shit aervice—gnd fh'ir irtWtVr nonsense. I>e sure that you do d’r lnk It bt;- acteristic; but the paper will go on, Icb lD W .t- 1 1 ;** CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING | CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN IN % '■t . A FOOT BALL GAME HERE THURSDAY I* - IV Use the mm n 1, iFm i? T J\ ■JSLi �.. * . —*• •. * •• W' - • -*’£ » "tl? .. * •' * ■• •* ' ?• ^ ■ ' ,v IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND . FRIDAYS im ’ I N S A N F O R D —-L ife la Woilh Living •*'• VOLUME VII SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26. 191A - * NO. 28 rSM -------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------ :----- *■ GOOD ROADS MEETING. AT GAINESVILLE WILL R E E D U C A ­ TION A L A N D GOOD RESULTS A R E PRO M ISED * Did you ever hear of o good roads school? Well, that is what the meetin,, «t Gainesville. December 9th, »j|| he The pctyjle of Floridn aro in th.' good roads humoi and they uill l>hil<l mote good roads, hut the lug question is. of what shall the rmidi. be built? What method of .im-.truetion shall be used and how •hall the loads be maintained? The- ire the questions which puzzle ilo- .mints eommiaaionera in par­ ticular and road builders genet ally. Some light will be thrown on these questions at Gninosvllle. Fiv­ er) county commisaioner in the Mate should attend. It would be „ ...... il l. f.,r any county to call to it. u.l the authorities who will ad,|r>.« the meeting I t. i i,.gram has not been defin•. | .ir.tngeil. but some expert on , . r . phase <>( road building will be i.t,t .lined I. I’ Dickie, secretary ,i I . tt.il Florida Highway A»,o laiion hits announced that Geo s s .a |e-. senior highway engineer •. ‘Y’ r,Heil States Department of jir.it. will give an address on rn.i'l -t alolenance. Col. C H Cook id 1‘ ittsburg will speak on trans|., f,ii|, r In addition, experts on 1 >i it. rials, consti tli tion, drain II uther phases id roud en , ,- will speak Demonslra n> >1 exhibitions id roud. Iiuild n g mil be airunged if possible 1 - gri's man Flank Clark who is U ,-hiiigtoti has notitiiil tile <■■-<• vdie lloaril of Trade that hr •b*.lined a good man to speak * ' 1 , niei ting T v Central Florida Highway A*,, <o has a paid membership of <ha n 1100 , the largest in t hi •i•.- It is ei|H'rted that most of ■i * will attend - The meet o —i.I to th e m , ho \\i x.. t Working fur F. E. C. Canal Secretary H. 1 Ilnmilton of the Florida East Coast Cunul Askociulion is taking a trip down the East Coast in the interests of the canal, meeting with the vnrious trade and civic bodies in the several cities and towns, gathering information und statistics and urging them* organiza­ tion* to have good representatives at the hearing to be held soon in Jacksonville nu the matter of the government taking' over and im­ proving thy present canal LARGE DELEGATION OF BOOSTERS FROM KISSIMMEE ENTERTAINED IN SANFORD While in Savunimh at the recent waterways meeting Secretary Ham­ ilton met the chairman of the bourd of army engineers and learned that there will be held soon at the office of Mnjor La Due in Jacksonville a hearing yn the proposition of the government taking over the East Coast canal and that nn invitation will be extended to all cities and towns to lie heard at Chut time. Just when the public hearing is to he held bus not been announced, but Mr Hamilton is urging all t be towns along the coast to make proxisiot to be presented at the public hear ing W E L C O M E V ISITO R S TO T H IS C IT Y At the same,time the secretary is gathering information and dutu tc he presented by the hoard of ap­ praisers appointed by the war depaitment to inquire into the feasi­ bility of the g o \i<rnnient taking over the presertt canal or building a new one to parallel it or selecting an­ other route for file inland waterwax Secieturx Hamilton In-bl a inert mg in Cocoa Wednesday night and lias another meeting scheduled for Melbour -• tonight He is now ,r ranging for other meetings N. * Smyrna N e w * N U M B E R O F “ K IS S -M E ” BOOSTERS W E R E V ON LAST W E D N E S D A Y • -------------- Wednesday was a g«|u occasion |celery fields and wvre as favorably in Sanford on a small scale for on I impressed with the vegetable inthat day the Kissimmee delegation : dustry of Sanford as with the bulkrume to town to inspect the hulk-|hend. They left tbo city late in the heading. They weie' tb arrive e a r ly 1 afternoon with the feeling that and in order that they should not they hail *j>ont n most pleasant day be lost on the outskirts of the city jnnd promise a return engagement four cars (illed with Sanford m e n 1to the Sanford people some time in went out to Elder Sprints* to meet the future. them and «-Vt <rted them safely into K i-uum i c is gicull) impressed the city with the .idea of bulkheading their They wYre here nt the invitation Like bont, that city resting upon ol the Seminole Dredging Co., to, beautiful Tohopckaligu in much the inspect tho bulkhoading of Luke “ "»* position thnt Shnfoid lies upon Mon toe primarily and also to he iM‘»nr°** and f<ft mnny months the tho guests'of the city and nee what ;bulkheading bus been agitated in Sanford is doing in the way of im-i**'11’ '*M'prove nient. The delegation was Hearing that Sanford had already stalled this great movement the tirst taken to the lake Iron! where busines. fnen and ritv officials were Messrs Walker and Mahoney bail chartered .ex.-rill litllnehes and the ;inxinn- to note prrxgr.-s. and have entire party was taken (or a rule beet. Ill i-o lit moment loll xxilli the on Lake Monroe wheie the effect c.l Setntt o|>- Dredging (ntiipntix ol tin* 1 ‘ pon the bulkheading -coulrl be seen from I1 >M t'gard to the same of the eompunx to •b. »al.-r front ThexA were „|.„ ’ »’.• mx nation xisil Salilonl tillpatty xxas organtaken over I lie entire lake IroTit oi> foot and out to lln dredge itself! il,M* anil came by auto Wednesday and when tiny bad tilll-hed w.r.- rnortiM g Inl-lg til, guests of t lie full x 'iiti-tli-d that the sea wall and .'s.-tninnln Dredging C o . in i o n i u m the dredging wen- all that could In-. t o n -a iIt ll til •• ("oinmert'i:•I ("1 nil ••f Sanford!1■ i desired .irr* ti. •>-.t fu VO| 111>|\ 1 m i They ■ \l one o ’ rlnrl they w.re given an pressed xxIt ll Ifn k't* at work of hi.iu elegant Intiilienn at the Royal Cafe •*1 1f x leg t ill- Id kr fr^nt h«Tf .1 MO that xx.i« greatly erijuxed bx the - t .tied '1 pi'll b-;i xin k! tK.it 1 »i 1 ft ’A visiting i.t<lies and gentlemen and t In-y xxitubl •IIVita• t hi* Sit Malso I.y niaoy Sanlord peopli A il­ for.l | '••pie , . to torn*’ t»i .. Ki-»>*irnnn-iing as toastmaster. Honorable F«»r- ind xirw i her propn-ition d ow n ’ W AS N O T T11F. R E S T (M AM I V r>. t Lake ,.ilb-d upon Congr.-«»mHn hen Among t bos. from Kt*«im H IT M A K K K T SE E M S TO .'si-ars li I H olly . \l K R ob in son, mrr were the -following Congress tiovernor Thai alter. lion II f IIK O O O I) K N O l f . l i titan . J Scars, wife :uid »on, Joe, Stanford. Eugene Itryun. Dean I. A Jr. ? " Thompson. I’res’ t city Spinier, I E Johnson. Editor council, Eugene Jliyun, councilman, la-ttuce is getting tipe in tin- cel­ Naugle. M Katz. Mr. .lories and Joe E Johnston, city engineer, Hon. ery delta several others who responded with II Clay Stanford, I M l.--e. Hud Every season about Thanksgiving . Iiorl address.-. son Russ, M Katz, Mr and Mrs. the light green glint of this dainty \ft. r tlo-ir llttobeott tin visitor. D G Wagnet. T S Olivet, R T maiden brighten* our I'.-ld. it I ■r . t i l . it. • a r • t o l b . ■ . -I . 1 1 . d I, ri lb. o o i . - l l t t o . t .fig li -t -I.I. . I,1 x 0 ix t in let t tl.-e t,t| iii, 1 1. 1, o o .ti­ ll-1 '• i li d FIFTY CARS OF LETTUCE SHIPPED T H I S WE E K Caught Had Negro A negro named Robert Crawford, who had been omployed by K. T. Wynne ut M onioe for somo time, incidentally told somo other negroes that he had to leevo South Carolina on account of trouble that he hnd und Mr. Wynne upon writing up there fount! out thnt Crawford was wonted for shooting n constable nnd killing his horse. Deputy Sheriffs Roy Tijltm and Conner Williamson were told nbout it- and arrested Crawford, obtaining a confession from Itfm and he is being held for the authorities at Goldsboro. It seems thut Crawford had committed some minor offense and n constable r.c* companied by u negro guide hnd stnrterl out to cupturo Crawford. He claims' that when he sig h e d them doming towards him he tried *° JfRR th*’ negro but accidentally killed the constable’s horse and wounded the officer. Christian Nrlcntista of Sanford to v Move The Woman's Club has voted to rent the use of their line club build­ ing on Oak avenue nenr Third street to the Christian Scientists for their regular Sunday morning services. The Woman’s Club liuiltfing ha* recently been redeioruted ami other­ wise improved nnd n fine new grand piano installed Altogether it is one of the prettiest and most con­ venient places in the city. The Christian Scientists of San|.,| ,| ire |o lie eongrat ualted on »•••tiring sti homelike and comfortable a place for their services. The first set vice III the new rooms w l>e ut I I ii’ eloek next Sunday. UNLUCKY SANFORD YESTERDAY IN ATHLETIC EVENTS I.O S T EVERY G AM E PLAYED ^ ( \ ’ »I»H THE TEAM S OF T H E V IS IT O R S — Yesie-day xxas an unlucky day for Sunfoid although the lun and IXcitenient among the youriK«*r folks made up fur it. The first defeat was ad udnioteied ' by the St Augus­ tine high si hool,thnt after a hind fought liittib- with thi- local high •i h o ld t . - m u iill.d away w . r It a 9• • G R E E C E TO R E N D E R A ID B U T WILLsfifPT PARTICIPj in T in ■ :T S _ London, England, Nov. 26.— Al­ though the full text of the Greek government's reply to the collectivo noto presented by the entente pow­ ers had fioF yet been made public in Knglu'nd there is every indication thnt the British government is satis­ fied with the position takon at on*. The assurances given by Greece differ in marked de g r e n ^ f i t the previous- expressions of n U M Icnt neutiulity. They are tbyr vague nor evasive but promise ex­ plicitly that no military ..mjpaxure* will he taken against . tfie Serbian, French o r ’ British tjoops^io. caso they retreat to Greek territory. Whether this gunrnnty of safety will curry Greece to the extent of opposing with her army any CJermtiu forces which might attempt -to put - lie the allies across the Greek border probably will not be ascer­ tained Until full detail* are n -rived in le^ard tn the asstintnis*- given by Greece Fmm the '.optimistic tone of Athens dispatches to Ioimlon however it max be inferred G.'cne bn* yielded ott every essential point raised by the ullti— The (irts-k *itualswn therefore is regarded as having been eb-ured llnullx Milit.it> i vents i i i the Ralkans «*p-_ pear to li(- marching swiftly to tK* i-onelu-ion ol destruction, to Serbia. The approa -t-es to the historic battlefield of Kossovo plain, xxfdrji xxete expected to form a strong >iefi'tist x'i- line, seriously delaying Hie a d viinis- ol tin* invader*.' already • )ta« been Unversed In tliv ensuing* battle thi- Serbians are repiift»-d" to have been unable to withstand the shock of the attack nnd they ate > now said to hnx- been tn retreat r o - > ward the Albino border. Sima* the fair of I'rfstinit ' npil VJi|iovits i.-'tbi* to th. - , -t.Mu it «*l :i •'- «x, ffjyxlI mu, oniiI >«*r!»*i.iri n*t •••»! h.i** *•' • ‘h i-vm .:£m * . 's V , ol |J (l iii favor ol tlie t,.,y» IfI•• VI*Al»U' * . t tl,. I'if\ id I'm........ . lain. • •*kr V 1••• I ini.es. man eviry hotly in 1 t i e III I In the nhsenre o f laty^d.fqryrrtarton * T li 's giiiiie, li o w e v e r . wa* One <•[ t lit---------- -- -----------t u -Ini. interested m goml toadt la This season lias not been one ol Do- r ^ l j ^ 01380646 nituai^rr -at -sf>preltieht ever witnessed nt Holden coneerning the situaiqytT urged to attend. best its the heavy rain* at planting " ,-|«qmffd ' xitnekl thi* ' field nnd t he ntuny visitors were rhunik |»n*s it may 'he <• ur-.’ -xille will In- prepared to ur- time rut the etrtp of curly stuff ' * | well satisfied even If the Sanford Set bians svr«- stril hoTj^rNf^M* fiosl"L M date fr(•III 2500 to 8000 visit- somewhat and the subsequent warm lion. I n J h c souih; vljicie life a tvr.m did lose. it'.ii geinents for it reception weather bad 11 tendency to ..... . •I, Iti tin- evening the pnri-h house troo|ts are operutmg, vti^emtitniion- is -v The lettuc e going ml' •-igi t lief marling tin iven I .-arlv stuff xxas the Hf'eile *f two iiio- i d'-f'txts UMihnngetl 01 g " Dei e miter h hi;vi been , the ' titiirk' 1 now i. not what 1 1't VERY FE W C IT IZ E N S H E R E W H O R E A L IZ E T H E M A G N I- tlie first ail mini* t .tfed to tin* SanV. itliin twenty njll<v; -of jilagtLid. tni-'i Aintl.ft litre ef tin mi-ct- grow els i-oilbl vxi'li In -hip lull it 1* the llijtikb ui in.x mlf — ^^LVa»MUiig foul gillby tin St Augustine girls T l l)E A N D IM P O R T A N C E O F T H E S A M E C H E A T >J Li; .1 visit to the I diversity the lies! thi.re I- ..lid II— "thinnd I h, *, . nnd b.. I lie Flit in tin v* f b:i.pgb \1 esopointni^. ' \(ltte >i M-fi*. ':.i W.-itni* will be gjxeti an t ton *,i Ilf. I.• I:.1 i i * I *• I'H O I.R E S S H E iN t. M A D E O N W O R K <"l liottl _ . *.. xx I n xx lkei| o vi- r t ia* S (o:il |,oy. |oil* bit 1 1 b- wtllt txx a x x lx to inspect the pew road ket Is taking the leave- and ) allies, the' Itniieh f i n d e r . r«tR(}d .'. I in t he (ant "ami fin Ions game ol *1 a • mipu» which was built un- a good price for the xatlle t liter or lout -miles IjeloXX U px^dtJAty'. |bill the bulk beadl-ig • f till- I.lt-I aboittd the \l|t Mae us guests of bushel ball. |t ih eitimated that about f l i t - ni;i-;vision of a government mill It; Messrs. Walker uml Mahoney and All the games xxeie good ones they bad enptuted from ‘t hv-^ u r k s ,';.. liottl here in Sunfoid i "-gi'Mi,-, .(Ilht-r details, of the rn.eel- cats will be (.hipped front the ''•■n. -7 * greater undertaking than most j were rnrried to the powerful dretlgoiand lull ol action. In th e .g ir l i ' owing to hick of watefi..*. *. ing k.^Yr n(,( been vv-xt^kod o x ttlm l ford section this week of lettuce The violent, struggle on tjie Aki^trtf^* \ with - St.*. Augustine the frapeople suppose nnd is fraught with and shown over the muehinery, a rotep|ere ‘piogrntn xxill-.be jmb- atone It is bringing all the xvay many mote advantages to the rity has I and learned more shout dredging tures.of th'*r g-»ine .tv ir th« magnifi­ Italian fropt cqnlinue,* 'ufin'mlttintt* . It-df-d ni'ij week. • ftoni $1 per crate to per irate Rome reports nn in\^t>r^atlt yic- r , -'V - ' f l bus long Hein the contention of The] in its actual operation than we ever cent playing of ^ fiss Mixtin for St. ly. L o. b. Sanford, ttcctruling to the llriald and we people who me living ‘ knew before. From the dredge we Augustine and Miss McDaniels for lory for Itultuna in *(hc cn|ddrv .of J; V ^ -T f .*•| Jlnptut Ten!pit* Next Sunday grade and pack If it w»« good itrthv teWon nt s : ‘ ' y ' THI Austrian trenches The St. Afigustiue giili heJr art the ones who (ail to realize ( went for a mile down the lake to SuVfuif^y j, : ■ Rr» (jeorge J ly iu a n will deliver headetl stuff the market would be I the extent and scope" of this w-i rk get n .look nt the short line as it won this game xxith a score of 18-6 . Goritzia. •* «c: 1 in onyAITodAy . Thom ' Shall paying almost double thut price TLo boys game with Stelsoti^jisa^ Along this line is the following letter wux before the bulkheading com ­ Death or II. C". I’ ctiSffieton * ‘ > . ^ ’.'t- ’ * * la* w n h .V fc. jp d ’aradise” nt the There will be about 500 acres in Jit;in it prominent citizen who sets menced. . Now. to get a real view also replete with good pluyiug ntid T h e many . Lictulf I L C .. . __ _ _ ; D»l>U<a .Ttimplw-unit SundjLy mum- IvtLUcu-.tlua ui»uxou according- to emir hVth his Ttpwv—fci foffowsof rht> “ befttre and after taking” go the Stetson boys won this game in Pennington were shoc^Oo Dnltear pf 1,1 K bt II o ’floclt. You are invftrd SccValive rstiniates bitted upon what rt, r *. N out on the lake and take a look nt the score of 22-5. Denr Editor Holly: his death which occurred on Tui'sto tear the same.-. , '*• Wa grQwere hn\*e "out nlCesdx and The sporting editor of The Hernlxl dtiv ni the home of his »on, J. \S^ I was one of the party that met the tough, uneven -anil ugly shore , * At 7 Lri ‘ in the evening Mr. intcinf iAn -plant during tf|(> se.i-.nn. slept late loduy urn! the full ac­ the KissiremrV delegation at Elder's line and then slowly drift down to Pennington on Sanfor.d Heiglry». He All indications ptM'nl to * good price, ^il/tnan will adtlress tile audience count is not uvailnbl*. wan fifty-two years m yRxl .Ut tinWednesday, nnd xeont oil th'- in - opposite the bulkhead and there get especially for the licxl crop, a* thg , n: 'In subject; "T h o Rlado, aisjl a good look at the real improvement Vl'cclion tour xxlth the Kixsimtuee time of his death anti (fj* San­ lh‘, Kar und the Full Corn.” The weather conditions xvitl improve at Allen's Theatre ProgrcsscH to Sanford, thoie see the even, folks when they inspected out bulkford many yeurs ug 6 »li\it> returned Sunday evening services nre X’rry that time and the cold weather eflll A. G. Allen, ■who recently built regular, smooth anti beautiful shore to hi* home in Hliitf^p. jju ) jtnnit/illy . I*rt*tlx attended but it„ him Iteen bring forth the good ^olid hr isds bend. line with the beautiful white sand, lhu nPW pl“ y house on the Iiincg spent the winters I have lived in Sanford since be­ that make the Sutilord bRtUei' as N •’’^ii.onsttiiUiA. that ns mnny ns 426 . . . , | with the background of somo ofi l°t« on First fctreet is now engaged The funeral xorvirOSjLgccurrpd at lore the Itrgtnnihg.pf this great work ,JUR, neM fiou, „ tha, are In the * In placing opern chnirs on the floor, ,r P op|e ran nccommodaHid In the fnmnus ns. the relery. • the residence of J. \V. F ^ ifin g to n , find Yi“ v< ' rfiuAe*.many private exam? ------v t r " 't J 1,ur'- room of fhe Ttfm’ple. You shy line rshowed v iiw w i xi up li]/ M l , ^ greater Hu bought all the chairs in the Im ­ to. Rev. Strong of the CoAgfiigatioitAI ftrflHonr, Jiut never have I realized _?prc- thttefore invited to corre.' The ■ut Germany Shy on Food7^, adventuge. This rhangc wd srt’ no perial Theatre und also u shipment chutch officiating. The r e f t f 'h l w v r e ., . . . . . , ,r Cologne, G -rmeny LoniTon . -svfwxi •rxfal wnfk ami improvement "f! I extra in charge*" of Mr. Earl . . . . n 'tir ’ .... ! . . brought roitgrnlul.ition rongrntulation to Sanford,, from Jncksonvilb and expects to sent to the old hom*1* ^ ^ C lin t o n f , K„ ___v l * 1; xton rendent delightful music. Tfie Volks X*itung i» u 'sharp ar­ w-tt* going on. until Wedprtidny. j|it ftom ihe whole delegation of Kis? seut a thousand peo^il». in the now Illinois, fog interment. "C* 1 feel Hint there are The roof over' the stage 7 *"' c^">' 1 with Mrs. Ernest Boils ticle urges the 'rrif.b*l“ g. ".which , , .. . j . , simmee people nnd from all other/ house; other, in our city that do no, know I ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ — diirrtor and Miss Margaret Davis meets next xvrek. to - call the govhas been extended 18 feet, giving / Ucarson-JCcrf piani-t ix planning an esrellent pro- erpment to account for ifs (niluro .to what - being done on our lake , hnl th<> ,Hllkhp|lll. „ Mhl. roa, lm. ample room for scenery and shift­ Miss Flora i’curson, uqd .-Jesse front, Hnd for thnt reason I want deal adequately with • the -problem ,Wam ol song.setviefcs for the people ing and ..t(u< stage will Ire ample to provement of Sanford. you to {lublish this, an account of avrommodnty nhy of the roud shows Fearsou were quietly married I n ' of supplying foodstuff*. I this v(Inter. 1 ttllnk Ihe people of Sanford h n d o S a t u r d a y , X O t f i . -.B1 mV awakening, as an ap|>cnl for that' com e to Florida. " T o supply the 'Geriyu!i nation 1 Phi- other sorvices ip.<the Temple Alfred A, t t l c k e l j '^ ^ l h e . lsro them to go to view the beauties of who have not taken such u 'trip as One of"th e conveniences' * (s the with provisions Is at prcsrnl the ' . ,r»^ *he day are as follows; ‘Above described should do -SO ut < btni it px-rforraiuis J tfcns* our* bvikheud .Indie*’ rest room opening off from * 10 a in The Bible school pre- most important military question monyv , Ml. and "MfV -5."*^V.' K|Jt*cy After meeting the K is.-mimee dM i*i ... . . the foy u door that yxill be open to the -id-d oxer by Hon John D. Jlt»- anil onu w)pi It must be carried left Orlunilo on the Icn 'aM ikk ^ trlta *it e of the recognized schools through before winter,’ * the Volk* cg.xiipn ut Kldet’sswe came buck to ly feeling should always w ht* k'c- ladles nt nil times of the day, an­ -Ollll Sanford, arriving at tinfoot ol Park other proof of the thoughtfulness lot I’ omons Fin., whtt *1 the state Zeitung saYs "T h i- doubtless will Y si make th«ir ‘ >191110 1 - , , w O left "the uutor for n walk I L° ,ded lhp cit> ' royn/li for ' their of. Mr. Allen. ThU room will nhto r- Off p. m. The Junior Young be recognized by the supreme army along the newly reclaimed ground; t ^orl" in work, and that a vote be of convenience to thocladier.^ antf l pl»* under the leadership ,o! Mrs, commnnd whose orders will find no .x Christian Sdencn W fd tp V .* ^ on our bulkhead. Thcte wo found. \V*nk* • hou1'1 b® .^ v°n » Messrs. children during the performahres. opposition. We recommend the ap­ Regular C h iis t la i^ 'ie ^ ^ iiY s f ir ^ V ;/' V K Gatchell. ’ ' . V . ^ •; J Walker nnd MithojMty, ]he two towns. '• ,,f> P m.f ,>Th'e Sonlyr Young pointment 9 ! an economic dictator thut clear out to -the corrtrrte wall men wh«r nrn the contractors delivet- r- Mr. Allen remarked several weeks win be held w n i f ’ white sand hud been pumped from ugo^ thnt he t\ouid Kave one of* the at 1 1 olclock Inr t t ^ ^ ^ a n V . P I uTe ' t 1 °plo wilh^Mlss Minnie Slevxart in military clothing. . ing the goods. ' \ ** the ittoSl, complete {haatres snd moxflpb Building, Oak The article doses with nn nttuck the lake, and was even with ihe top of the wall. wThls work is" Waring Asking no pardon for consumiryt places 1 n ‘ ttbe state and hla many Street. r 'f f . • I ; - “ 1*, t An .Wctflent* bantl o f ushers with on Herr von Klein, recently appoint­ completion hnd a walk to the Clydtfj *0 much space of .'Jour valuable improvementa ptove the statemeni. • r- W. C." DeCoursey as the chair- ed undeY-oecretary of the interior, Subject: "A p cien v ;rit^.0 t,7 Jdo'4t^a •/ Line dpek convinced u* . whaf.'nn ’ H cr/ld, I am, When finished the Alien Thoitre Necrotroncy;- nlift# M'twil'vrhm and’ rr' Jo -take rare of th e.p eojd e in a on the ground that he had not Your friend, * h ? n>v..«i..A.l ,E*/ ' “will certainly be up to date in every dealt energetically enough with the Improvements l i k e - t h i s meant pleasant manner. . v ..Sanford. After this walk wd. went * q« u« ii « x t» i« » . Lome next $tond»y. • ’ to^d, problem. . i . r , , \ *-, ■ r o i l lit x i o iii mi- & ->"t> Iimii GREECE CAVES ALLIES WIN IN DIPLOMACY LAKE FRONT IS A GREAT WORK ' .-v . ( ^ ■ T ■: . A* '' * - . - 7 ^ .. . *>1 s \ ►*r* * ■ f» •••• . ^ - t J . fk V • .? ’ �T H E 8A N P O R D H K fU L D P A G E TW O C O U N T Y DeLand last week serving aa jurors. Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. ■ Dinbrow of Clermont arrived.in Osteen last Friday on a visit to friends in Osteen and I-omoti Bluff. The pluy.at; the school h o u se ja st Friday night was enjoyed "by nil. Mis* Hodge, our toncher, certainly deserves praise for the way the young people acted their different parts showed training and the mu­ sic was fine. O. R. Nicholson pf Daytona Beach spent Thursday night in Os­ teen at the home of his -brother. J. J.- Nicholson. H *A P P •E• N I •N G S A BUNCH OP INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPON DENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD ill with typhoid fever. Mr. Sipes is recovering but his son was taken to the state hospital at Chattahoochee W. C. Hutchins of Jacksonville is last week. Gilla Sipes was here to They visiting hla brother and sl'ter-in- visit his father this week. have the sympathy of all. l»w, M l. and Mrs. Frank Hutchins. 0 • Mr. and Mrs. Johnes have rented The hunting season, as usual, the Stcnstrom cottage on the gomcr opened before the day set by u w . and with four children havo moved The hunters, bewever, did not brag h o w much game they had captured D. H. C. Rabun has rented the until the 20th. There is said to bo Hoiecloth plnce and has the land millions of duck in the St. Johns. ready to plant lettuce on. We saw five Mr. and. Mis. Boley, who bought i Carl Chorpening, young son of Mr. Muse's place have moved in C. E,:j£hvrf»er^ng. while riding a their new home. Mr. and Mrs. tbiriWachcoL T u esd ay evening have moved in. the Smith htfuse that collided with r jifbey on Sanford Mr. Johnes moved from. avenue and was thrown nhout four WEST SIDt I l f MS NO VEM BER The symposium, " H o w to. Make the Campaign for Million* G o," in ten three-minuto talks was taken by the following efficient speakers: Elton Moughton, Sanford; Mrs. Harry Kent* Sunfctd; Miss Beulah Roney. Orlando; Rev. A. M. Chis­ holm. Kissimmee; Miss Coffin, state secretary; Mrs. E . . V. Hollenbough, St. Cloud; Miss Muttic Bandy, Kis­ simmee; Rev. C. E. Enslow, Winter Park. Mr. B. E. Evans, Kissimmee; und R ev ., Brownlee, pastor of the Presbyterian church. Sanford. Miss Maggie Hope of the Oviedo society led the opening devotions the Thurs­ day forenoon session. Many excellent reports were heard from the societies of thi» flourishing district, and the retiring secretary, Mrs. Ira H . Weatherbeo was pres­ ent with statistics showing her faith­ ful work duiing the past year. Sanford was the banner society in the large number of delegates. About ton societies were tlflis repre­ sented, Sanford sending nearly half of the total from out of the ayitertaining town. Sanford means brini­ ness alright. w*, , O. Ft- and J. J. Nicholson drove some horeses over to Daytona Beach last Friday for the Daytona Beach Transfer C o. J. J.Nicholson returned •to his hom e in Osteen Saturday. Mrs. Klla Turner of Winter Park is visiting her brothers, A. C. and K. B. Osteen. P. Leonardy and K. B. Osteen are making a good tpdny improve­ ments on the W . O. W. Hall, K. B. Osteen, Harry Osteen, Miss Lionn Osteen and Miss Bertha Hodge motored over to Sanford Saturday afternoon. * J. B. Johmljn ;ind Mrs. Frank feet in the air and camo down on !{utci]lns w.arp%hf*,U**jai;;>tes for the his right side, hruLing him consid­ erably and together with the shock The Southern Extension secretary'^ ho does not feci very gay. Mr. Mr. Lehmann gave much wise coun­ simmec the 10th and 11th. They Duke brought him home in the J. W. Allman an d family have cil in addresses, and conference sth ool car. moved to W oodruff furm. hours. A generous collection was We noticed the Geneva corres­ Mr. and Mrs. Tice and children taken for Christian Endeavor work pondent . n/jnounced , that .Thanks­ of Daytonu were; to Osteen Sunduy in Florida. Forward steps in finance giving ratnp.on TBdrsdrvy this year. evening, having visited'1 their -son. and other ways were explained b y V ^n'd^r if .^bej^ uvef heard of the Thoo. Tice at L e m o n Bluffy Messrs. I s 'h m a n n ^ n d Curry. The 'D a y Aot aside by rtir W. J- Dayman spent Monday new songa'ffSnn ryt^tten recently for iHe’slnqAt coming on any day but* morning in Sanford. our u n i o n ’ by Mr; John .^plfin of Allen Allman has moved to the Johsntown; and the All-KatUn,’ Cam; Mrs J F M i d e l l a nd and littlr J A Patillo house to send his chil­ sons spent several days with her dren to the Osteen school. Mrs . M. J. M orey and children parertts, N if^Tm d Mis. Eph I,. left last Saturday to visit Mrs. Brown at F t - Christmas. . Miks Annie Brown has returned M ercy ’s parents at Watertown. Fla. Mrs. E. A. Osteen and children tin her home at Fort Christmas after of Monroe spent Tuesday in Osteen spending some months here. Mrs T J. Hill of Cameron City with Mr.-and Mrs. A. C. Osteen. The new o ffice r ? 'a r e : President, Mrs. E. Stafford and sen. Guy Rev A M Chisholm. Kissimmee; left 'c.r Dayton. Ohio Monday. ' called there by the death of her Stafford of Monroe and Mrs Staf­ vice president Mrs Ira if Wcuthgrandmother. She wilt remain until ford's daughter, Mrs. Richard Cone ; ertice, Union Cneter, Kissimmee; and baby of Orlando spent Tuesday secretary. Miss M H Roney, Or­ after Christmas visiting friends m Osteen lando. treasurer. J H t’ ellui, St Mrs K E C m *r«»in town. Mis Cloud. Juntoj supeiinterulcnt. Miss C C Worthington of Tampa and Maud Enlow. Winter Park; Quiet sistei. Miss Amelia Evans and neph­ ’ Flour superintendent. MrIt C ew. Kii Glenn of Cincinnati. Ohio,! i Maxwell, Sanford, Tenth D-giuti were visitors Sunday hi the Ells-1 {.worker, R. H. Mulrhead, Sanford, FAST SANFORD worth home on Reardall avenue | ; add. for -Christian Citizenship. Rev Mrs Worthington, .is prcyidi-ht of 1 E- p . , Brow nli*vx. Sanford .All of the « • i v 11department of tinW om ­ A petition was em ulated thmugh the named wotk^r^ have never an ’ s Club of Tampa Was in D eL an di out this route. No a, to retain the i served' befor • hut .Vlfn. Weather bee. U S. mail service as it is. and al>*o as u delegate uerompunied by her | ex-secrvtnry; Mr ' M utrhe^td, last They. were to have I in- carrier, F I Greerf te- relative’s j Quiet Hour Holder, and Mr main, .is to- always bp- given, uni- g neat-*, hi town j*1st* [ Cellar. some years ago. di«t|irl sec^fi-s- Laura F vnrsal -.it\s(ui lion WV thing, if thft jFrtnry Tlte ili-tr^t president is tony en t io ii powers Nli’ut In-’ ’ undertjnnd our :tV ’• t lie W om n n ppsttit < * J the First Christian rhuf/*h was taken ill aii-l Is still there situation we would strip 1 , mu j iff Khsuimfrfee and believe* in f ’ hris11 list she may he at home soon mail in the middle ’J i t ' the day. i n ­ , t\V|i • Erydeavor ’ \ e f e d III h e a l t h stead o f .it dark, as the ,Pp.st ma^w’r C.r a.. E TfiV nseiui Gent-rrl has planiit-4 l|* . J^ie.' pi*t|Iton was bended hv W \S*” •Dr^ssor's » . Election Prnrlamaf|on . , , name * O S H IN M W S .Uitdet. aVl l y virtue of the au­ J. W. S i |h *s and »on, Lionel J who thority in me vented an mayor W R Lowe.* W. have been working 'Ipckso/A ille Of .the «'it> ■ of Sanford Florida, for hoAii* time have b%jh hef-n very Osteen and Geo tillin'** t« hereby* given that a genarr>()-. city elect-inn will he held in Sanford, Florida on i f.«- “th day I nf f Vi i-.nj 11 I t o ? *he ’ purpose I •. Moll i f tin |o| lowing I'Htf ■Off^ents, lit W|l Mayor hud seven .cOilhGfTtyfTj, to'vrrvn for the two y e a r n ,n«xC enfiuihg, from ■tftftAjjrnt • Tuesday after the first ■Monday itf January. 1HIC •’ Arid ! do hereby appoint thevfollowing jiiTsons. is clerk and in-* spertors of said election S-hClIe | Matiics, clerk. F S Fran! Tim j K lin e and \\ \K Long, inspec tors.The .polling plain* fire statu n in tin- d t y hi.-Vding. on Palmetto .avenue tp the city i.f Sanford. The pulls will open at 8 d*«clovk a. * tn., 'standard timcZ rijiI will he closed at s u n d o w n " * 9 '•* Witness my hand as m.i^ci£ .’of the city of Sanftyrd. «*. Satrfi»rd, Florida, on this the TlSilr’i-djiy of November. A. I). 1!I16.*» »*-,*' l D. L T H R A S H E R . • T h e e X r e lJ e T ltv o f tiP5'’ prtlifH C t is ' l a r g e l y « le t c H i n t i i ’ c l '* b y t i i c ,-i^i Mayor ok.ljity o f Hanford w juipnient o f th e im-n tvlio.tauke it. , . • • A tu n t; .S e n o n c e in B u c k e y e N g r .s e n o f.ir a .v c b e h i n d th e m t h i r t y ^ i x y e a r s .o f siicccssfu W .'l^-.’cll. City Clnrk J m o w i n g o r n n ^ c i m f l ^rti|H*frnii t r e e s . B u c k e y e N u r s e r i e s T ir e c r A r n r w jp ju i o p e r u t e t l b y vi n c n w i t h nntplt* c a p t h e m o n t h e m o s t , m o d e r n t i n f f r p j j r o v W l l i n e a B i i d w i t h t h e l a t e s t ii| T h e fin n n c in l r e s u i i ® l » i U t y { d T b u c k e y e ^ N u rseries m a k e s a s s u r m w o r t h w h i l e , rfTTi’f-H rt;^rtfrC ln iScr o f I h i e k e y e T r e t ' s h a s a g u a r a n t y tin ■ 'W e have them in all the best makes, both cheap ones and higher, which we will sell on terms to suit. Or, we can fix up your old one at a reasonable price. Come in and talk to us obout It. Sanford Cycle Company 108 Palmetto Avenue L E T T U C E HAM PER S C R A TE a:ij s • r t j o u p f .c i t o i t f troe3&p4iCI|gy n e v e r e o t i lt l h o v e g tiiifctl t h i s d i s ! irt<*tion prtdialily tho*l La Grippe And Fever' Cured •* T , h e y g K p l a i r t ' j i r p n r t w h y tl|C * s t le e e s s fu l g r o v e o v yn ers w ill p l a n t td ijv B u c k e y e tre e s. -’ T ttiP i: . ‘ v T h e f u l l s t o r v ( . f l U t e k c y c d f i s t g n ’., B u c k e y e . n e t l i o t l s a n d B u c k e y e w * r v i * « 1,17 IheJicN V B u t-k t\ vo.-«;u H ili»gr;> 'N ojK »t*k .«ti lilletl w tilt h e l p f u l n m l e r i r i l . t o t h e j n i i k e F p f . * m v e « Im.H I w e n o u h ^ ’S d . ' s f C o f W g l a d y m u iilt'd l e t l fr< free o n a p p l ic a t i o n . t Bl V i.tm S a n fo rd BEARDALL Phont I) A T L A N T IC CO AST LIN K ISA Ural Ha* Hirer!. JarVooiH I’honr |7 JY O I ’ L l , H K < i l . \ 1) T O < ;k t P N h f RY o ik b k i ;a i) tOk'iii.uiy after you have to 'l <1 For the first lost w ill s|p>\y that Vim it(X‘<l novor w orry again .TtKiut whwrt*. to Rid p p r f t* e t hroadl.ooks. lighixteas and ftLste will I* all J.hut desired and will be tlii* njtjriuTjnfyry finu*. Ml nuf; on-ail i^ yjhotl.flil the Lime. SPPCEBAKERY i V k ftv.B F rrc Drlirrrf -V i’ / r -• v ' V s b h u c.-u S ip e i.^ * eol-NPs *2.50 2.25 Widen; , / /'•M)nlon..R^d OrrOtuilt • V .Unnjatpe, Paris While . ALLEN -SEED CO M PAN Y ' I'BiM-n Ltva. nm'sigi-ohokii W E S T SID PM O Ill'll.DINjJ v , iv;. Blowers’ G rou n d Limeitdnr ninlce* a d d 4oiU swco. It releases potash tialts and imnArt* strength and vigor to grow ftg crops and tree*. iHovtrers U i n r a t o n e grmrnd-unysually^Cde readily mixes with thr soil. C ontains n o tmpuntlea— can Iw* a p p l i e d at a n y t i m e — is inexpensive. W rite for literature 'and pricaa. Blower* Lime & Phosphate Co. Box R 308, Ocala, Florida ’ aw, Agent, Orlando, Florida SANFOHI), FLORIDA N a t u r e s S o i l B u il d e r A ddrc^ - i'Buckeve Nurseries v ^ im n V -V -'i; Quick’s Chil) Tonic c.urcd my huiliand o f Lntirippo anti Ft>vors»/t«^thc doctor’s medicine anti other medfetnea failed. LULA C. ROACH.-DHUpncD1*by L. R. Philip* & Co., 25r ^ ' i M I tiiO se p o i n t s J i a v e g r e a t s i g n i f i e u n i ’e t o t h e i n t e n d i n g p l a r l t e r o f ; J h . i t or o ilie r c itr u s s t o e fe M A T E R IA L S Full S t o c k at A ll T i m e s a t O u r and Bcardall W o rc h o u s c s B u c k e y e N u r s e n ^ n t e I lie l a r g e s t in t h e w o r l d t j e v o l i d e x e l n s i v e l y ’ Opposite Uity Ra|| Bicycles, Motorcycles’ arid Accessories , ^ 'i l i e u i t a t M n D i e q u a l i f y o f th eir, p r o d u c t . A - • Sun and fOr for Moth^t Mutbs In rcndral arcdlkhly It only nrtlclos vJilctVArc gijt aw loft iindlsturhi-d fpr nn(&()~j|Utii Apartmcnls and rlusota ffpU / quontly nlrcil and i.vy pt n^c' )n>l bo at-rlnuj;l^ o r a n g e u n d g r a p e f r u i t b u sin e ss .. A s k y o q rliia irk e r. • 1 Did you ever stop to think how much time you could save if you imd a bicycle? r. How many times a day do you walk from one to twen­ ty flocks when if you had a bicycle the trip could lx* made ip orta'-fourth the time? . ip tJ O o p p p b h a a D a a Q a q q o o D Q o o D H O a o o o flD o n o a D o tio o c 'to B T h e c j u n l i t y o M . A f l ^ g h is h n s e d t h e q u a l i t y «»f B t i e k e \ e I r e e s hn.s e v e r y n o o k a n d c o r n e r o f c i t r u s F i o r i t l u n m l h y e x p e r i e n c e in e v e r to nam e. diLitA*. “To Save Time Is To Lengthen Life” Want Ads Will �NOVEMBER C “ T i m SANFORD HERALD : , ■ i Hi | ■bo« a record superior td any other collego cloven In tho East. ■' How simple It would bo— and how I MLlafylng to tho lover or the gridiron ganio— If tho big elevens In the East did form a. league, battle largely among themselves, ua they do In tho West, ami conclusively settle tho championship each year. w The western conference consists of nlno colleges: Illinois, Chicago. Minne­ sota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Ohio Kioto, Pur­ due, Indiana and Northwestern. Most o f the teams play each other every year and the championship problem Is made easy In solution. Last year Illinois won the champlonahlp-^won it (indisputably Chicago's record was next best and Chicago got second placo. Tho ranking order o f tho other teams Is as they read » t tho top of this paragraph. Suggests Eastern Conference. Why not such n league In tbo East with these nlno colleges entered: Yale. Ilarrnrd, Princeton, Dart mouth. Pitts­ burgh. Army. Navy. Cornell and Penn­ sylvania. All these colleges now o b ­ serve tho one year eligibility rule, which bars the playing of freshman. Every team In such a league would show up well, and tho fight ought to be a closo one. There Isn't much doubt but what Six of those colleges—Army. Nary. Dartmoulh. Cornell, Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania—would agree to such n plan becauso there is real sportsmanship at those Institutions—and no snobbishness. Hut tho />»o time "Big Three" would prove tho stufab^pg block for a time They've h w M io so used to thinking in Yale. Harvard and Princeton that they are tho high lords of football that the Idea In deep rooted Tho^pion of the Yale 1915 Football Squad— Ells Hard at Work Shaping a —ami It would be a hard Job to exChampionship Team. trai t It But K can he done If enough pres­ CHAMPION KRAMER TO RETIRE; (II> jqtANK ,, hknkk i sure Is brought to hear and It should Wouldn t It b<> a great boon to foot he done for the , sake of the great Has Held Professional Cycling Title ball If tho big colleges in tbo Kant college game. for Fourteen Year* — Finally formed a conference such ns exists In Overtaken by Father Time. • thn West and then, nt the end of each Recruits Are Plate Shy. -----_ season, the wlunur of the East played ' The*bulk of recruits who come Into Frank I. Kramer will retire Trom the winner o f the West for tho grid the hlg leagues n ow a da ys.' snys Man­ art to oitnpitltlon In cycling rnces nt 1 iron championship of the cou n try’ ager McGraw of the New York Giants, tie • ■ "t ih -t season He lms held Year after >.-ar ilie iiuestlmt of doti t step into the hall Instead, tie- |-1 oHMioiml cycling title for 14 whether the eastern champion Is su *lief stay away from It nml as a re,, ,- ;o I he now admits that lie has perior to the western go..« unsettled «ttli few nt them ever will he hatters •’ ■o-crt.iken by Father Time The Kastorner conleinis that easii-rrt tfi-d whv the new crop of luitl platers y . i t w,is horn In Evansville, Ind., footballem are the peer of any to lit*' •Itottld In- plate hIiv ts n mystery to Vo. oilier I.ShO At the agtt of Of- West, tho West scoffs at sitrh an Idea me In the olden ftnys all the men i,-. i, h*' developed tubercular trouble, and claims that tiny of tin- crack t> pped Into the hall and hit It on sin! i" t the air his father bought western elevens could smother the the nose o f course, some of them htm a "It-'-l Within two years he host In tho East And thorp you are were lilt by pitched hulls, but that nl»a» a contender for the amateur I arguments pro and con, day after day. wnys was looked upon as something chnn)|»UM’ *bir» H«» nurrffpdH hi win- year after yenr and the great ijues •hat was to he expected and endured." t Ion is a guest ton still n Even If the eastern colleges didn’t Won One Hundred Games. want their ch a m p ion 'to play the title Is-trolt finished the American league holder of tho West. It Would be a great season with tort victories to Its credit. thing for football If nine of the big This was leanings' ambition after tile colleges Itt the Hast formed a league rtgei manager had failed to win tho arranged a schedule aujotig themkelves Hag This Is an American league rec­ and settled each year beyond the po# ord slbllity of disput<‘ . the question of yeal supremacy tn the East Baskette May Lose Leg In years gone by Yale. Harvard ami Jim Paskcttn. former member of the Princeton were looked mum us 11»•• 'Mevolnnd American league team may onlv collegrjs that were ‘tmlltled to ‘late to nu \r hts teg amputated hej j fight for the championship. It seemed mise ot an h i cldenl that injured thn , Irnh i-itrh last year He was w ith the ‘J } play fo r t h e g r id ir o n c h a m p io n s h ip c h u ltu u o u g u tcum th in season. PAGE THREE .* I' ■ F, . REMH/INK Tigers Hardest Club In Majors to Blank Dainty desserts that you can ,v prepare easily Detroit Tigers are tho cham ­ pion 'whitewash avulders o f tho country at the present time Jennings* men. only Unvo -kept away from the plate In flvo „gnmes this year, Tho Phillies, who lead the National leagub In escaping calclmlnlngs. hnvo run Into eleven runless beat­ ings Tho teams easiest to white­ wash this' year have been Phil­ adelphia and Washington In tho American and Chicago In the National On no less than twen ty occasions have tho Cubs been kept away from tho plote. Cincinnati. New York and Pitts burgh each have been shut out fifteen times, St Ixmls. four­ teen, Brooklyn and Boston, thir­ teen Tho elans of Mack and Griffith each have been blanked fifteen times, the records of tho other teams being as follows Cleve­ land. fourteen: St. Louls^ twelve; New York nod Bouton, nine; Chicago, seven. F iV ~ v*»; Clean—Sweet—Pure t cups walrr, 4 errs. » eep* »"rst. f lea 1 •pramtuU-naill i. if |<w*ts..tifid wit. Ilr.il one can of Carnation ftilk'nix) water in double holler. * Heat ergs arid sugar, "nd pour Into heated milk: mix wrtt: cook In double bolter, stirring mu-laullr. until the mixture thicken* on n s|xir>n like rresm. Cool, add itulMi, and another ran of Carnalloti Milk, Put lnl« fn-rxer and Irccxe. This u III mike about two quart*. Tapioca Pudding ? cup* Cam*flrni Milk. I pint w«trr. t r i p , I cup »unr, * t. ur.iiiuJ.itttl Ui|>iM> nl. I Ii vaftillIt Ilit Cantaliria it 11Ik In mui ri*ik tiitli Mitfnr mu] Uplift '* If! ft itnutdf* b u l r f ft«f s£l m i n lilt - A ' M U l t r f i 1**1 Ik ■ ' ■ f r f i ' , n rn l * C l[i*' v if I^.tIrii V* ll I I t 4 4*if CJfUM. la*l fYnif if r a •fi it i i i « . itiiiw u m,*^. nr a n y f r r -*l,i <i r Lewis ts After Ritchie. Ted (Kid) Lewis, the English light­ weight. states that he Is ready to tight Willie IMtchle atid will agree to box him at I T . pounds or at catehwelghts ttltinle mis not nit opted the ofTer. A W oman’ s Way. So determined is u woman to look" Up in llo Ulan s h e lines that if silo married a worm sin- would dig u holn In the ground and 'r.ir-l Info It in or der to lie able to I>IIt llf-r head on his shoulder and «uiv Ha ling how hlg and strong and tall von ute Did You E ver Eat Jax P ie? ■me ,i Jax Biscuits Jacksonville Cracker Works . I From Contented Cowm t Carnation Frozen Pudding Joe Loomis Is Defeated, j -Joe l/oomls, holder o f tho Amateur I Athletic union 100-yard dash chainP'on» h,P defeated by Irwin Mahl i of '1"' Columbian Athletic club of j St IjOllls In that event The local youth won In !> 4-R h i t ! onds with the national champion two |yards behind him The event was part of the animal handicap and In vltatlon track meet conducted by the Columbian Athletic union >U \ .* L’ d a C arnation M ilk !8BlsiSMMiMi«isisisii.u.s.y.yTOMMiyB<WMK g I\ 1 ^ Next time you have company— or want to give the family a treat— serve one of these delightful desserts— it. is sure to please and will save time and work. d | cautitM frull. Two l l l f l tall and baby % It is just t'lt’nn, pure, rows’ milk evaporated to the consistency o f cream. N othing added — nothing removed hut water. It is then her­ m etically sealed and sterilized. It keep* [nirc nml swort in all 'klrOfk o f weather. < )|*cn it n r yob licril It ami dilute It as required. » 1 «r it for rooking, baking, whipping, lee cream anil at the table T t.r q u a lm .purtlv. econom y and n im rttin ic e “o f C nm alion Milk, m a le i! the milk for you to iix- dally. fiif Order fft'r rn / r a m from your ^ r o r f f - ‘ ' The r.ori.iftur, hfilhnutn. '' _ _ ■JSOto Pacific Const Condensed Milk Co., Last Sigh of the Moor. A roiki eminence on the outskirts nf Or,-i tin da. Spain, is known an El ultimo xuxpiro del Morn' (the last High rtf Ilit- Moor I. bet'MUHP, ticrorij Ing to the legend Moahdll the Inst MnofiNh !noiu»r«‘ h took i»*ftvt* ihere of ih»» land of ho- hirtli * PWrI A flnrN O ha vr a, u lit - ! I ' f. rL;.41 SACRIFICE (iianii Ira ■ hofT)** near LJ1 S-*n, fo-f hI 4 ; -n i l i To •»>§ r»i»i ul rvtufnmi »•* nflrr iffhirndout «ti* t»un? •fid nn»i lil-^■! 'mtn to ftrtt *h<* applies* s Ighlly U»vl hut n |*»xrfi*rt rtmdlllftn, fCHwl u rp« "'X “ ,m‘ *r" 1 1 A,Ur— P. K. W ils o n , j j j J a c k s o n v ille , Flu. » . 1 Make delicious Ice cream w ltb Frerten Army Formation A French army ro-ps in mm!.- up of l hatlallnns of ilwuii one thousand nun each These are i i t UiiiihiI into eight reglluelil t. eaeti of tliree tiat(allons.utid these again are forjned Into Jour brigades two of which cumposn a division. CARNATION MILK T r y It. it Add* rkti flavor F ro m to n te n te d 3 a -« UM , 1 iKr!vf •-y T ile 1916 M axw ell *' “ *"ligS Champion Frank Kramer. c it tt ' • |ts h><js . $655 Holding the title for ivimiier made tits detmi sm p •- "H.,| ..nt] tiiiistieii set mid to " Including Khrlric !•<* lot lot I he American pmtes 111lUl IIIS|] Ijl lift :•iti,, w ing V»*m i tn- cntcrai t in ..... HI 1 p MU «’ i,It “ 5 * .*‘ -7 Sljirtcr and Eh'rtrit* w m thn arid nab «*■% * lih flrnt iim wC»l» I .inlil.-' 1 . f fU J 'lie only tl.ni- lie cnTiipcIetl Hd - title race, although uur tweivt or fourteen venrs he ' luimplonahip ngnlnt t an com " n e.malilerou trie "jest mult — Thcrv'i dorotxtic xottxt in Convenience—economy - purity - vrholexome nex t h.l V» X----- SEEDS known for q u a l it y Wf carry p.|| the Icadifix vu- . H tli-x Of t A R M , FIRLD <u»a.V KUtDKS SEEDS »h»t* h a v ^ hn-n te led mil known to bo •perially adapted to Florida on! nml climate. - Poultry Feed, Supplies, Incubators, Etc. TV ^ ( ON KEY & P R A T T ’S M ED IC IN ES ^ riu* fq r 4 J, * C atalogu e a r 4 Weekly Price (J b( • E. A. Martin Seed Co. -06 Efat Ba> Street JackKonville,' - [-•' a .H ■ > v V ’V i . I Florida ^ 4*'. ft ’-I '-fL \ \ ■■ , l. 3 *$ * J i f f , 8 on o f Former Prealdent ™ ...'R ec e n tly ^ E leo le d Captain of Yale’s Basketball .Yearn and a Promiilng Candidate for a Regular Place on the Football Team. » ,i* t lo mako go difference -what another cloven did, ,11 Yalo beat' llarfanl aifd f^lncotojr, oreii though * I t ’ *■» tied nr beaten by otje of the,(towelled •‘amailer'v elevtms.’ Yale woufd cbilni, t h » ciiittninonahlp, even though ,ouc of tho ofhor rlerciiB wijft^eyery ^anu It played—Anti roltod . *v(F enormous scores f.< * ' 4|tew football Levd/e "B|fl Three.’*- "’ jltit thaf day itaaecd vtllb tho com­ ing of n>ow foolbnlLjJduh harrobbod the "Illg ' three’ ^oTTue o»etlmi^ big •'edge"- in bnlk* anil has placet} .tho .lighter eleven on . an almoe^ equal footing- fYkdtball pnthu*tojltB no.tongnr accord to’ Yale. <!anrard and Prince­ ton fbe "tllYHie right" to raonopollae , fiwmntmishlna ’ In future thWr clalmf' * . | *> * ' r - .V..; T • ... , The ldlC Maxwell is*complete in every detail • electric Starter and lights demountable rims -one roan top graceful lines full five passenger body everything that thehigh priced * par-has—and you can buy it and Pay aa You Hide. ... . v . ■- 'y u i v, P * *i J 0 .- . - a-r: ,v * C T hr. i--' '***■/;' * A Small Down Payment — Balance E asy, .4 Mmmm -—* * 1 •jJv ' _Ridd in it^-take the (urnily out eVery. SOnday—really enjoy the many fine days right now for auto riding., Aud i have arranged that yo^miiy' buy theJOI# Maxwell-Ttl-Ke biggest auto value on the market—by ,* 0 1 ‘ J ■* ~!*t. , *.T •**» ■» J st* * n �' ‘ * -a*^ *%>> *•“ ' l ^ 5, * THE 8 ANFORD HERALD * NOVEMBER 2G. ID15 " " —■ ==•' " — -7 — ;- u —, 1 / -----3* F l o r i d a b y ,'d i s t r i c t s ■ > . .. Comparing, tho census of 1916 with that of 1910 wc find that Duval e f a *.-t' county, which is first in population; is alto first in gain, with an increase 1! ‘.Your banker should be a “ financial expert,” o f 19,671: Polk with nn increase of I3.27J is second in gain while "Dado ;1 comes third with a gain of .12,602. In rule of gain St. Lucio comes first and as such his advice and guidance should lx? PublkbMl y .r r r f I W i r »nd FOd* j wUll 111.1 per cent, Dade'second wit ft 105.8 and Osceola with 98.6 third. very helpful to yod. The folilowing table shows the population in 1916, in 1910, the gain and th e , percentage of gain of the counties uf^ahe state by congressional IN ADVANCE ‘districts:’ 1, The officers of this Bank give careful consider­ O N * VRAR.......... ................................................. I1.0S ■ First Distriet; M X M O N T H S ..................... I-IS ation to present day problems in business and TB H K B M O N T H S ......... *........................... Tl County * Pop. 1915 Pop. 1910 Gain P. C. are gliuj to give to the patrons and friends of D t flt t ft J In 11m ( l l j hjr ('nrrkr |UM r « V m In Lake .... ................ 2.969 ' 12.4G8 9,509 31.1 AAt u n nr M (. I‘ « Moalh the Bank the.benefit of their experience and Su inter 7,617 6.696 821 12.9 P l i n n u la A A tatt* M a il II* M tA* *1 Okie* Citrus 6.226 1,506 6.781 22.4 observation. * » I m N A* HawAd U m Mali M i IIn AafWM ZZm4 Hernando 6,291 4,997 1,294 25.9 1*0*. Bl III* Podaltn al Sanford, fwldi. Pasco * 9,6.14 7,502 2,132 28.4 Coder Att *f M in k ltd . 1ST*. g ? 1 ~±.j . . 2" Pinellas lft.815 Hillsborough 83,661 78,374 6,287 6.7 O tlM la IWrald ll»lld)n| Trlrphane N*. I l l P o lk ../. .......................... 37,422 24,148 13,274 55.0 eSoto * ,. . ' ... 22,184 14,200- ‘ .7,984 56.2 The Rollins Santis pur, tho college dunatee 9,550 16,912 6,362 WAwryouRBUSifitss. 66.6 paper han boon rejuvenated and ap­ Lee . . 2,440 8,734 6,294 38.G pears In weekly Instead of monthly II. R.STEVFJfS form. This makes two weekly pa­ C. M. HAND 0 . L. TAYLOR R. R. DEAS Tot al 227,864 168,001 69,863 35.6 . fmldrni Vlr*.fVrtid*l A«>t r i«y # t pers for Winter Pork, the Sandspur F. L WOODRUFF Vic*-Prt.id«ni r Second district: and the Wj titer Park News. This JcfTerson *w 16,196 17,210 1,014 6.9 bvputiftif little college city Is get­ t 4 Madison 17,834 16,919 915 5.4 ting on the mnp with,vim and vigor. Taylor 10.781 7,103 3,680 61.8 .V» Lafayette A *T.. , 7,873 » 6,710 1,163. *7.3 Oui visitors from Kissimmee who Hamilton 12,484 11.8221 058,; rjyj-ttl is used in attainirtg the realis­ were here on Wednesday to inspect Suwannee ................... Ii Si 4^ I t i c stage elTects. Altogether, tho the bulkhead wete most favorably Columbia ...... ’6 « B ' 16.02JF17.689 H sot vices of fifty people are engaged impreased with this great work, as Baker ....................... 329 6,13*4 * 4,805 in each presentation so it can read­ well as the city in general nnd the B radford................ 16,778 14,090 2,688 ily bo understood that the ofTciing many acres of growing vegetables. Nassau 10,005 10,526 620 R . P . S c h w e r in is vnstly more than a moving pic­ This woik of improvement o n ‘ the Alachua ........... 1,060 35,365 34,305 On tho S o a m o n ’ s Bill ture, as it is sometimes character*■ n lake front is due to the untiring zeal Levy 12,003 10,361 1,642 i m l b y .uiiinfoi mod pepiAcT* and energy of the city council nnd Marion 28.767 416,941 The American plowmen are Interested In sea com •,2$fy>*e two Sanford-mcn who had the merce It Is expensive nnd likewise humiliating to have * to salute n foreign flag every time a farmer wants’ to shin ^’^b/Njjfi^fve to tackle the job of making Total / ? ; t . 209,684 197,086 a bushel of wheat, a bMe of cotton or a pound of r*na ‘ ‘ **The seawall nnd dredging for the ajdr T h ir d d istrict products across the ocean The American farmer in ,.n * fill. Messrs Mahoney and ( ’ ft tilled to the protection of his flag In sending his produds F.Scu mbiti 4 1.1 i'l 18.029 Walker across the sea. and Congress should give such enrourag* 5.549JO, 19 :i .f 9 ,'^ ,:.*ri'd by a ri inittatm . Mali Sant a Ro 20.7 It; 11.897 merit to shipping Interests ns is necessary to meet foreign -(> i* , Walton 16.171 16.164 '• 1*1 competition In ocean commerco. A recent hill known nn .1 e(ft*1*111 l1... given Tuesday anti V od. There was a time when anybody Holmes making five performances tho BnammiB Bill became a law under tho President's 2.637 11,657 I 1,094 21.1 .cou ld farm*. A nybody cun muss it Bay signature and Mr. It. P. Schwerin. Vice-president of the in rlhy iTho scale of pi ices is u uni­ 13.618 Pacific Mall Steamship Cotnpahy. when asked to define * over now, but successful nnd intelli­ Washington 10,814 16,403 ■5.589 34vl 1 form ore which prevails whetevrp t" ■ this law and outline Its effect upon American BteamahlD gent farming requilCS ns much train­ Jackson "T h e Birth of a N ation" is shown. lines, said In part: • v 5.586 36.107 18.7, 29.821 ing as any of the other professions. Calhoun At night orchestra seats will be $1 d *’Tho bill provides that no chip of any nationality 'shaH be permitted to 7.167 r. $65 The University Florida College of Fran klin 211 5. 1 11 1 5 and $2; ha|cn*ty. 75i , $ 1 and $ l 50 depart from any port of the I'nltad Stales unleas she has on board a , 5.201 not less than seventy five per centum of which. In each department thereof Agriculture calls attention to recent Liberty Mnlineea, ()i 4.700 126 4.826 2.7 and gall< ry. 5l)( Is able to understand any order given by the officers of such vessel uor figures from Nebraska. Based on Gndsdcn 22.981 781 22,198 3 1 rlienli a, 50 1*, 75c and $ 1* 4)u lcon y, unless forty per centum in the first year, fortv five per centum In th<- second actual surveys, a high school course Leon year, fifty |**r centum In the lhlr-1 vent (ift% ( h e per centum In the fourth 708 1 6 .iO and 7.'u aril gallery 25c 19.427 20.115 year ufter the passage of (his Act and, thereafter sixty five jier eeutum of her of four years is equal to an invest­ \\ ah till.i 7,i;oi; 2,ft04 ■ 58.4 Ljoju deck crew, exclusive of licensed officers and apprentices, are of a rating uot ment of $15.00(1 at 5 per cent, while a -------Watching t he I'lollers less than flhlc seamen ' college course is worth tit, least that Total 220,645 190,960 29.685 15.6 25 The Washington, I) C . N i v "T he oversea trade of the wortd »1s competitive, therefore the origin*! much more, A four year course i FouFt h ilisl net watchfulness of i ii guard* about nil cost of the ship ul'il the operation of the ship have to be reckoned wiUi m the College of AgncultUle costs tho keen competition o f these rival natlrms with one another. The Oriental 19,671 94,814 75,163 26.2 the principal government, building* from $1,000 to $1,600. Energetic Duval sailor Is obedient nnd competent and is the cheapest sailor In the wnfld 6,116 7 .1 15 1.199 19 6 In the capital h un !»»»«*H infioulileri It Is therefore .manifestly clear that If this' Isw applied,, to all nulionalitie* students may earn most nr till their Clay tin ^tds stationed at In tho transpacific Iraftlr, all would 1m* on the miii « economic basis, but It St Johns 11,208 11,487 729 2.1 on brdei* expenses. St Augustine Record works a slnglb hardship lo all (he ships of Ihc world..'except t h « 'Jaji.»rnne strategit poritimi * com m an din g ail Put mi m 2,851 11.096 15,949 21.8 O S lid Ajnerlcan slilps. and with the latter It works (wo hardships. W i l l / the Volusia 21.64 1 16,510 5,131 29 9 the entrances in tiie huiLlmg which Eurapenn, the cost of constructing a shlp’ la no highrr than the cost of coo Great credit is due the Orlando houses lilt* state. war and navy i « 9.450 Semindle strut ting a Japanese ship, but If they had to provide Euro|iean crews, while llepojter-Star for tin' recent "M a d e the Japanese operated with Japanese crews, the 'condition of competition 1.709 15,198 19.107 19.4 part merit* were u rider orders tod ay Orange in Orlando" edition of some for\y would, bo such thai rhey could not overcom s the handicap and they'would he 10,916 Osceola 5.607 98 6 l o questions and if necessary snafeh 5,429 pages, setting forth the many ad driven off hut the American ship would have to sqntAod not only with ihe a n y persons of whom they had 2.5&8.C" '64.1 7,27 W 1,717 Brevard tremendous Increase of cost of wnj<» Iq-tho substitution of the FJuropean crew vantages of Orlando from a manu Any ont carrying a pack4.62,7 i'll 1 d o u b ts . St. Lucie 4,075 8,602 for the Chinese crew, but also (be greater Initial coat of the ship A» the .facturing standpoint .The speciailV, a ge of any sort was subject to ques- Japanese have now done away with their European officers and Japan«**o 4,761 edition is a good o qo nnd should >uid L £ r? wa: d Hunviic ds of tourists pusscrew s, all of w hom apeak a common language, ^here Is no difficulty for (beta 9,718 4,141 6,577 74.3 Honing I^Yulm H<^ich to comply wllh all the conditions of Jbs bill and continue 'tlfetr Japauee* bring many new people to Ogjaqdo ed through the m illing* daily Hade 12,602 105.8 1 1,911 2 4,536 crews, wllh Oriental wages ' who ip-'-,,t|. (.f • ecMrej; tn r Since n bo mil explosion wrecked 8.9 1,921 21,561 Monroe 19,640 “ The law, therefore. Instesd of assisting the American ship, add* anothsp inanufucluring city as wp 11‘ as a - . --- - — --- — •C u lo o m jn the cn pitol last summer -—p, . heavy burden, while It places nond whatever u|xm the Japanese ship. but. uV tourist, resort. Not many tourist the contrary, turns over to the Japanese the traffic o ( the pacific t)ce»n, ;I3.h anil Iwrmb plots genetnlly have kept 263,636 196,572 66,464 Total towns can boast of being manufactur­ which tbn American ship la forced to forego by sot of Congress of the the government detectives busy, When the state was divided into congressional district* the First dis­ ing centers and Orlando is a wonder­ there has been more than usual ac­ United B tates" ful place qf many slants. We are trict was made decidedly too small and the other three somewhat too tivity among the guards here now, also glad that in * write up of latge. The change in population ftps made tlie Fourth district decidedly but the watch t» even more strictly 7 f First a shade Cleaning Brats. Looking Backward. former newspajier , niftc of Orlando too Iprge, the Second much too small and the Third and kept. T o clean brass (low er puts or tray* j Certainly w*> get sense uw we grew By thetime the nest Federal census is taken, how- . , l he mime of the editor of the Herald under the average THE HERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY J <4 PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA m OUR PUBLIC FORUM j | . I *1 !: r 51 5T .. . , , . . . *4 ( Miards em p lov ei| bv railtoail i-om- rub (hem with a piece of lemon* then older Every man can remember »hra F ou rth <llstrict will he v a stly to o large, the First somAwlial to o f as I e v e r , the ,.... ^Apanies ari- eoir-tantl> on i! ily iu pour boljlng water over them, slid he wanted a revolver pmF a ruandrdla. large, tl Third about Tight as district* will prob ab ly ho*yonstiltiivd then tile railronil tnntiel leuilmg to the finally polish with n soft, dry'cloth. I’ lttsbusgfi I’oal. P K■' and the Second a litlb*. undersized. Flotilla will probably have another bridge over the Potomac liver, district made up wlinpff if pot entirely from the First and Fourth. 1ft which is the principal gate way to The Lake County Chamber of the present, rate ofi'jpcj^ase continues the First district will havn .ifll.OOO the south. Commerce held a most interesting people in .1020, the Sccopd 221,000, thy Third 265,000 nnd tho Fourth public cession last week, at which 353,000. 'The. average population of the Florida districts will then prhbv M ayor W. G. Temple of Winter ahly be about 230,000, nnd the F'irat a n d 'r o u r th districts will be able to CALLED POET SPOILED GHILD Park, president of the South Florida spare 205,000 and Mill have the requisite-number -/Times Union ?3t ■" - L" • ________ __ ______________ ___________________________ Z._________ ----------------------------Chamber of Commerce, nnd l). G. Bayarff Taylor**. Opinions of 3 inG'.llett,\ ; r«.-idi nt of the Tampa burns Makes Some Rather In rect lin e " to J ackson s tile ftoin the average means to buy a <ur and en­ terestlng Reading. Board of Trade, were the principal Is K«iiiK to ht* out o f doors this Winter. Can’t § speakers. The meeting was full of north, upsetting the plans of four joy it while he iit paying for It. and enables him as well to pay for it In pll Important respects except one = keep him in, if you try. lie’ll plav foot ball. hunt. = interest nnd enthusiasm, and the f o | - i M nr s a gn ation , I found him to be very much what 1 X out of his regular income. Tijls They are also railing for a new run and jump. j7. lotting live subjects were discussed: work tqday. anticipated, writes Laura Stedmnn In The Prevention of Citrus Canker, route south to Tam pa, just as if two plan 1 am putting al S Give him (I ikk I Shoes and let him go it. It will be eligible in the case of the North American Review, qtiotliiK he Five County F'uir at Orlandu, r o u te s'h a d not already been estab­ Otir Boy’s Shoes are made with special refer* s every car I can secure from the De­ Hayard T * y l°r/,s Impression of Swin­ y Tourists' [loud Map (or Lake Coun­ lished. burne. Tho exception la Instead of bo- j g ence to the hard out door wear a boy gives them. jE troit fneffiry, anfi my schedule calls •It,is the same old story! ty , Natal Hay Day Celebrntiorr at Inx a prematurely blase young man* of for- more Maxwell cars than ha-Ve the world, bo Js rather a willful per- f t Made with exthi heavy outer soles. Goodj plump, ft Some Point in Lako County, Im­ •Everything for Jacksonville— ever been delivered hero id any verso, unreasonable, spoiled child. Ills E upp^r stock, while in fit and finish they are as nertt j= proving our School Fair/. DeaiUlfiehr fia mn the rest of the rtatc. rold weathered montlE At present nature Is still that of The young HH* l = iL s tnir Men’s Shoes. . ‘ § /t,io^r of Our Highways, Arrhcs for Probably T a m p a ’ will fall for 1 can make immediate deli vet y un­ Icy* and my greatCJcnr Is that it ylll ‘ Dixie Highway in Lakn County, Jacksonville's Intest highway stunt Boy's Shoes from $1.50 to the popular ‘‘ En­ never b i xjthoywlse; * •* * der this ‘ Pay a* you’ .Ride’ plan.” Joining' State-Wide Publicity Cam­ — mayjje so, maybe so— but yet it glish'1 ,Jast at $3.00. If we shoe vour boy, it will The rxpeiiment ’is'being" explain­ Ho needs the Influence of a nnturo paign to Attract Touristr'and Home may not.^-Cleurwnter Sun. ed to buyers frankly amf without re­ stronger-than his In everything hut l^ id o n e r ig h tiV .* _ ’ <v________ : Seekers. 1 J'." * ... serve n m f the" focal Mh'xwoH wntes- thg~Tmagbiatfrgfsrulty-1-Hueh s natnn* Motorists "P ay a s^ p u Like" room gfa* crowded- today with in- as Byron's was to Shelley. . . , * He hgs a Weak moral sense, but his ofT H E R O A D T O J A C K S O N V IL L E Acting on the Hound principle than terested motprists. * ^ fensoa arise from a colossal unbal­ Five years ago Tampa automobile automobiles can nnd will eventually anced affectation. TliJs. or something i n thui last* established two trail* he generally sold on the same basis " T H E BIRTH OF \ NATION- Bkb It,. Is n disorganizing ‘element In J- W. DICKINS from Tamt a to Jacksonville arid re- us |da nos, teal estate nnd other his nature which quite obscures tho . turn. Ope by wuy of Ocala and the commoditlmi o f value, Mr. J. B. At the Duval Thektrq,''V^ikfcliHonsllle organising—that ia artistic— senpe. What I admire In him—yet admire .......................................................................................... ........................ V Next Week ,0Luwhun of the Seminole County other by way of Siinford. 'f t, wffh a feeling of pain— la tho mad. un­ About four year* ago the national Garage, local Maxwell representa­ For the first time in'Ttie state o f highway w a s established from Madi tives, announce In this Issue n time- Florida, D-. W. Grllfiths’ mighty restrained preponderance o f life imagi­ nation. It la a godlike quality, hut ha ron to Jacksonville, along the north­ paym ent plan by which the pros­ historical spectacle, “ The Birth- of sometimes uses It'like a devil. H e ern herder of the state. Tho Dixie pective motorists of this city and u N ation," will b e ■propertied at.Jth* greatly interests my lhtolled but does highway also adopted this route I do vicinity can secuie Maxwell cam Duval Theatre, Jacksonville, foj, not touch me magnetically. without any appreciable encroach­ three days beginning next Monday Jacksonville. lie could have no power over me. ment on their financial resource*, night. As.readers of the newspapers but on tho contrary 1.felt that I should "B ut— • uml magajiine* know, this is \he trfo- he, aid a to Influence him in a short M E p w t C tt. R a n d , r u m m “ This will never d o ," *ays Jack­ nnd investments. ' r. r rottSTEB, Vat nttaiMst . B F WIMTNKX.C«riEr Ut|es 1 had a letter from him the tion picturespectacle of aH 'time, " P a y as you R id e " i» the concise A L BETTS. A i, iCssuitt sonville. 18,000'people llnd 3,600 horses have other day which shows that he feels / ' We must throw our support to n way in which Mr. Lnwson nti'm* been e m p l o f i d / i n the outdoo^ stag­ an Intellectual rela^tlonahlp between highway that in entering Florida rn*t ires the detail* of the plan. us. Now, this la not a question of rK " M o d e r n conditions often demabrt ing of the hattlo of PetarshuFg nnd relative poetic power, but c f a certain must strike Jacksonville first. that a marf moke use o f his -entire other historic eventn of "th e civil 'dlveralty of qualities, and I don't mean . -.. We must not U t.it be possible lor Conditions .point to ii-steady incre&se of capital in his business or in bis witr Jtnd ruconaDMCtion |>eriod*. 'to bo egotlattc In saying that I might *>.. ■ ’ ' . ttny one touriog- Florida to be de­ profeasiohnl equipm ent," ileelares G r i l m V ‘ .built ' h i s sfiertarle upon perform somewhat of the same aervlco business, an(1 iinmany plaOes the purchasing tracted along the 2<fo-mile border " T h e . Clansman" hut he so far sur­ for'him as dtyrpn for Shelley I feel, Mf, Lawson. V’j ,Oft#/i*^Yen power of the regular -Jrorjkr is pbove the * ' ‘ lirw'.MiiHl fclurufor tho interior qf the atively small amount nFcded to pay passed Hte' Dixon novel and play that (I M t Is hiit fflrcady too latej-T average. v ’ * ,. - state without' first passing through \ could lie Ip him to some degree ot the cash down price of even a M si*-1that there is no comparison. Jacksonville. Among the scenet shown in _the poise, of 'system, of Isw; In short, well automobile is large enough to . A ‘^ e ^Pository for ^rour working .capi' d go Jacksonville , l s , s p i l l i p g the keep him /fr o m taking ‘ hi*, money "B irth of a N ation" aro the usauh-. art. tal is the First National Bank/ which invites In this sAnse be moves my deopest , beam . i '• * . from the channels in which it is at ninntion of Ahrahufti Lincoln in sympathy, for I see now the matter your Cbecking Recount. Ford’s Theatte, Washington: tlip The worst r p $ 4 . of- the i'pHre work. • _ .V ’ C V -' that might be molded Into a splendid r s f i v meeting.of lx*e and Grant nt Appo­ poet relapsing Into formless condlmattox and Sherman’s march to th^ tlohs. Il ls sad. It la tragic, and if « e o . An orchestra o f thirty pieces, this fancy o f mine he foolish, there It VeVy few thurlsta ate attemfijihg' tiB^' fnto efTeet here, for tho henrfit carried by the company, plays ats Is. nerortheleaa Without this sense c ( O l S A N F O R D . FI O R I H A l to negotiate this road. . V of myYroatOmors who may he so «om panim ent, which is ^ynchron- •giving assistance a week alono with my iimd‘ to the 5,000 scones of tho spec­ Swinburne would t>e Intolerable to mo Thorefotc Jackaonville I* calling situated. tacle nnd n carload of spccin) tfqulp- .pr any other human being. was left *iut Wy hate it just badly a* tirnindo does O XIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXJXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIIXIIIIIIIIIIIl^ | That Boy of Y ours; a m I v ■K#- Sr. I ? * ’" ' Q jft: ' i / ’ H j£ ^ ', * Good Business Prospects T h e Fi r s t Na t io n a l Bank �• THE SANFORD HERALD 1»!5 MIm Norma Bunch of Orlando Is among tho attractive Thanksgiving guests visiting friends in the city Washburn's home-made for sale at Irwin & Giles. Utile Happening— Mention of M a tte r s I'crson n l In B rief— !! Itcms-or I n tcrest cuudio* j 8-tf Sanford was thronged- with VIIitors yesterday and tin various res­ taurants and hotels did „ thriving business. C £ •• - r PAGE FITE I ' v^| | to-ttia ita ^ .icttu c itu m jr m tiu ttB flita a a o a a x tg a a a a a jia x ia iid a a a a a a B i 11 ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGSUP TO DATE * * AtUiw a!I CiunmutiMTAltom for (ki* 'in L 'H 8 ' % Cttlvmo to *'Sc«Mtr il4*lof.“ m f*bdO« ,M ** H- A T f ih f t ik . r U o . N o fQJ a 'Firs! Show Slarts 7:00 p. ra. Sharp, Second 8:10, Third 9:20 liuok Lorert' Club Brady, M L. Raines, Misses Ade­ THREE BIG SHOWS DAILY Hon. B. G.' Smith and Hon. J. 1', rinrit „r Gnc of the prettiest of small uf- laide Higgins, Anna McLaughlin. Glark of Oviedo sect ton are among |f,l(ra lhjs - ----- season was the meeting of Saitlee Williams, Messrs. Hoy Chit­ t ie prominent visitors to , 11 111' the Book Lover.*’ Cluh at the home tenden. Arthur Yowell, Joe Chitten­ t >day. McLaughlin, Hilly Hill Ol Mrs. W. W Abernathy, Wednes-j den, Geo FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26th Mr Nebrling, the nursery man is tluy afternoon. At the conclusion j "t*1' N* d ( hit louden Sll|q„.r >» Woodruff building • JUD FORGOT" Five Reels— Marie Cahill in the city today, inking order* for of the meeting, the members, with Saturduy afternoon und evening. nursery stock anti or nn mental several other guests were entertained I’rrtonaf Mention Genuine fresh Bermuda onion need shrubs and vinos. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th Mrs. ('. C. Worthington, president nt luncheon, u delicious repast of the a, u It Philip*. 22-8tc ’ VENDETTA IN A HOSPITAL" Two Reels "GO TO THE DOGS' The many friends of Al Wit her- best culinary skill combined with at­ of the Civic Association of Tampa Conimerclnl Club will meet i n 'the ington are glad to welrom him tractive service anti beautiful deco­ spent sivctal days in Sanfoid, the dtv hall next Tuesday night. This back to the city. Al atitl iti• violin rations. that would tempt iht* appe­ gue*t of Mrs. E. K Cox. whil* e«' J|lt, lira! meeting in aevnrnl weeks are indispensable to the people of tite of the most fastidious. She was ae-‘ The ro-ute from DcLftnd „ n,i should he .well attended. deeoiutions throughout the house compart led by her niece, Miss Evans this city. Glenn of Cin­ were lovely, roses and hibiscus and anil nephew, Mr of the Baptist church will SECOND INSTALMENT The expression recital which was Mrs. Worthington formerly bjv,.* a supper in the Woodruff postponed from P.tVt. Tuesday will he ferns blending harmoniously in the cinnati lived in this city. charm of simplicity, were used in the buHftinit Saturday afternoon and held on Monday evening, Nov. 29th MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29th reception hall and parlors, while in evettiak at the high school Everybody ln- the dining room the keynote ol ■ lit1 1II SIDES OP LIFE" In Three and a Comedy v Misses Maud and Alice William­ ISani a good crop of Bermuda v ited. autumn prevailed. Vases of red son of Aabury Purk, N. J., are : onl*o» tl>|* nvinth. G ood m on ey in Miss Mnishull, Messrs. Morgan, roses stood upon cabinets and man­ tfuextsof their uncles, Mewrs. Waltef ; • It. Philips & Go. 22-?tc Karnellc and Prof. Hatch of Oviedo tels, overhead a profusion of white and Chns. Hand. In addition to]the above Program there is an ad­ Every one sliNRd attend tho meet- weie fit the city, yesterday, taking star jessamine vino fell in graceful festoons, while the table arrange­ Mrs.-M. G. Rowe and three chil­ in,; uf the Commercial Cluh next in the football and basket hall ditional Comedy- Reel each day * ments were pniticularly pretty. The dren are spending the Thanksgiving Tuesday night, at tho city hall. game. • . • •; large table and two smaller tables holidays with Mrt, A. R. Chappell. Many matter* of Importance.( Governor Thatcher has arrived were covered with handsome drawn V in the city Irotn Louisville and will ( in that good Elder Springs V o W work luncheon cloths over red silk M's* Marion Knight and Miss , ( ,ln Phone W. 11. W illiam s al ■ s p e n d “s d i n e t i m e h e r e l o o k i n g a f t e r and upon these were neat let ed au­ Flossie Robbins of Daytona are We ate ihr Sanford H ouse or the aprlnga. his large landed interests tumn leaves, extending across the the guests of Mrs. Claude HeHidon glad ty' see him hack on the job ;nn«iHiaumisgs)iitiBi»si»arimimnmuissganiissa»sffy()inanmwisisinnnnnuaii»aitiissswstlmiBUM>iss»inBI*t table'* were broad hands of red rib- anil Mr* Osborne Herndon M r ami Mrs, John A. Wilkins of iu*i UKm4 the Narar Impl.rs .1 Roland Wildmsiti is in Sanford bon caught at opposite corners with ttronMv it. N V . are in Sanford this Pumpkins tilled wijh U1,i ‘ rh.-ir honeymoon trip, hnv- tiow to **!.«> . I ;.vu g dcndi-d i,• dainty hows Mi** Flora Walker i**ut burnt* from )I(K |„. ti -. . tnily married in Btool.- make this city headuuarters fur t tic tusrinus fruit* 1 nestling in ferns and Sr.i Breeze, 'pending the week end Wild mat' Iv-dd't.g I ' / *1ii mil* ||i- vari colored , pi. lit-* ><>nterei| each with I >r and Mr- Walker I* many file nils arc giving him u wuitn table. Completing the charm of the \Ve will pay you 4. cents a pound welcome, back home. scene was the soft glow of red shaded Mrs. Zachary and Miss Bessie Ilonu'likc - Comfortable - Convenient for old rim cut casings,, sizes 20 x 3 kght Place cards, upon which the Zachary have returned from a visit C. C. Worthington of Tampa rep­ and !U x 3 ' r Sanford Machine & turkey was predominant contained of several months to Virginia a n d 1 T a b le Board or Board Reasonable Rales Fo r resenting the Tampa Year Kook Garage Co 'l-tf apt little quotations with blanks to and Room Exrellcnl Service North Carolina has return) d to Ii s lymtc. ft«•r j-. i |tri')vit of Paola it in jlre he Idled in In the cluh member* "pctidii.g sivi’f.il *lfty - hint i ir i n < orner of Magnolia Avenue ami Fourth * trcct , ir ;!,. nu»-*t nj Mr. an<l Mrr non 1‘lii'se were lead after the guests Fniovini* a few days camping laling among In* frond* and .1 Hi * ,vas nlvo the glli'*t nf * -I sealed an<l < lieited merry Illuntiiiaititlumn.’ia.IluutnyintimNSrfuJlImsnirHtlurssaitit I t Iiii«j..."jvx l.uH)l.rts tuisnnisi Iioumirnt im s s s in t l fruit* ,i t |.., i less up are M r and i|tianitu in i \1- a;..1 M r* II I Holly for I .lighter and amused comment MrM T 1' Have*, Mr .uni M i ­ t lllirii - U I.mp .11 .1 1.1. k-m 1ill. l . o r g , W a tson , Mrs /.eh ftiltlil! l-rank \d; in- and Ml*^ Hulk SteinTl,aiik-r:i mg dinner. spelit ye*telda> lit tin • iv with Ini.d Mis* Frances Gonzales served rnever . oooaoD aaaooooooaoooaaD oocoaaooooaoaaooooonaooaooooapa that «;<>(> I> GULF C; AS (»paniit*. Mr and Mrs E T Wood t h e f o u r course luncheon, consisting a 1.1M and SI PUF.VU; A U T O OIL rtilf t’ iiatli'* i* ri'-w advetTising * •ptl i d . a tu rk ey course W i t h \ ■in genial party that m o t o ie il q phone II ft < o n e ) . Agl. No. I tfi. manager >il tin Heard National •Iruined potatoes, English pear in to Kissimmee on Wednesdav were 5 1l-tf Rumalne, Paris While SI.00 Per Pound Bunk anti is making good in his timhnlrs. turkey, rrauherry snure. Miflftrfl Htir.pl Hand, Ali<v uwt Maud ! o0 l.etture. Select Big Boston MU I Sears, wife o f Cott- chosen profession I 1)0 Per Pound III- main Sai | r„|)-, , |,.r> . pickles, water* and \S i IIrlifhion of N •’ 'A .IiT'vi’ Y ittni Mr q Earl) Kgjpllan Beets, ( rosli)'* (ri-.-tn.it N-.ir. anil Mr* II Cluj ford III)'nils were g l gl.nl a d t to o * see ei 1.00 Per Pound III In nine* ice cream anil lady lingers, Ja nn Curler Bermuda Union Sets StahluM. w ile of Hon H Clay again. I 25 Per Peck eo'lTee and hot cheese dainties EnI ubliage Plants, per Ihousand Station) of Kissimmee were the I 25 Delivered Supper will be serveil Su tuiday Joying the charming hospitality of Announcement (rur*i. of \!r* R J. Holly on Wed- evening in l he Wood roll building b> their gracious hostess were Mer­ •The ladies iif the Fidelia, anil fiPAilii y lin. ladies of (he Temple Circle rltws dame* Fred Williams, ('has Polk, Temple Circle classes in (he Bap­ Elder Spring* Water delivered to and Fidelia d » V w i t h t h e following ■' *' BenneU. .1 T Brady, K N -r m rm:i*v* m n ohokr k u i n k " tist Sunday school wish to announce O L u k e , ilenrj Mcl-aulin ami R E )«ur home. Phone W. H. WIIRAinh a pfn'tizing and -atisfying menu SANFORD, FLORIDA ! that they will hold a regular Huptrer C WENT SIDE I’ M O III II.DING al ih r Sanford House or the Springs Baked beans, potato salad, boiled Tolar, members of the Book Lovers' in the Woodiuff building next Sat­ oOD o o o o o a o o o o o a o a o o o o o o o a o a o a a o o D O D o o o a o a D D o a a o o o d o o o 1 ham. cold Slaw, home made bread Hub Other guests were Mesdurne* Be­ Ha Sr Augustine hoys here yesII I bappell. urday afternoon und evening. and b u tter, pickles, coffee, ice cre a m *f H M ettin g er. II H H. side* the "good eats" that will be only maiffiln* terdav (<>r the Thanksgiving game >1 1h. kind i n thili Gerror. ritey c o id lu llj- u n i t . , the Hagan. < I;»n«l•• H e r n d o n . P o is o n T h a t D e s tro y s M in d . seryed in supper there will also he country. of font lull literally, took in the town ami cake unit lake supper I Morgan. Frank Miller, F J Gon.|Al bile to c o r n e The Mexican Indians derived from a variety counter, where cakes, pies, and made merry on the streets Mr. M oo i e will appear at the I zales and R A Terheun there. candles, home made bread, etc , Con'gregaiipiuii church tin* coming their ancestors, tho Aztecs, tho method vtrlh horns ami whistles. They 31 making the poison of Tnlavatchi. It may be purchased. Messrs Landman and Hagan of were .» grunt hunch of youngsters Saturday night. The popular prices Is a subtle drug, the constituents oT u K hiht Huniheil Cluh These India* are noted for the of 25 cents for adults and 15 rents which are not known The peculiar awl enjoyed their stay here very Grand Rapids, who are spending Mr* Sum Bradford was the quality as well as for the quantity for school chlldu-ii place lln* great effect of the tMtlstm ts to destroy the murh the winter here and II ( ’ Dubose went pver It tin. Inlet on Wednes­ chin limit: young hostess to the Eight of the good things they sell, and educational entertainment within mind, while only slightly afTbcttng tho Drink that pure Elder Springs iiody day and had the t i m e 'of their voting Hundred Club at Iter pretty bunga­ wish to annr-Unre the follow ■t he reach of all* Water and gel ihr benefits there The hours menu for their supper live* eu t cb i eg o* rather l i v i n g to low Tiiesila v after noon frota Phone . H William* at the M i*n ii <a t ch slum id thi,'*e lift1. pt und w<r< -pent mlorinallv and delight Sanford House (nllv ami a dainty fruit salmi course sen bit-s I I.. i broke up nil t InItiikeii Beans W " '' Neir Work inning the proininufit visitors to fishing tackle Irving I*1 land the lug with pimento aint cheeae sandwiches, Boiled Hum GoJd Slaw Iht* Judge— "Vmi eny you ve worked as an artist's model WhtinT" Tho the . uy oji \\ etlni*adu3 were Con­ ones and »-xpuct to gu back nuxt . salt me* and pickles were served, cu Bread and Butler Expels nrrofulous humors from the blood Pickles gressman Sears and, little soil, Joseph week with ropes and block and Those present were M usd nines which cause constipation, mulariu, rheu­ Vag—"Oncet when I was taklnVino Coffee matism, sores, ulcers jiimpies, etc. Get beauty nap In tie woods nn art tiff fel­ of Kisrrimmpe. Congressman Seats tackle to dn something They find Anna Walker. M. Minarik, T. 1) it at L, R Philip* on ti guarantee to ler com* along an’ sketched me as a will leave with hi* family for Wfirjh- these lish in Florida 'lightly larger Hayes. Frank Adams. John Tyler. Ire Cream (Jake sleepln' faun Puck safety tngtfin today where he will reside than those in Michigan. John Thomas. Miss Evelyn Berner I luiing the roming session ,t>| conanil Mr* Kennedy. The next meet Notice Among the appreciated gue*t* gre,. Hi* many Sanford \fiiendn mg will be with Mr* Minarik The’ registration book of the city here Wednesday wit* Editor E E »eri r .n| to see {4ln agnSn of Sanford will be open at the of-; Naugle ol the Kix*immpe Gazette, <Timor n/ I'lller hie of the city clerk Wednesday,, , til V1,1 TV FIRST who is oe* *d ti.*' !>right*-l ;**iitnal Nov 17th and will remain open With Candy mudt> I*) > ihk -in the slate Mr Naugle Agnes The members of the St until Friday, December 3rd. Office VHKTSUN C A N D Y CTO stnteil i n lus mldri'** at the luncheon Guild have rhangad the place of hours from 9 a. m, to 12 rn and 2' **J>y Jt . F'or sale b y that In wav the luckiest man in the i|l(*ir hum in which will be given p m. till 4 p. rn. On Saturday it 'frwin * ' Giles .* r crowd because he came from Indi- 1 Salu rday, Dec. 4th. Through the will he open from 1 p. m. till 8 Co-Operative Store unn olid had married u former Sun- courtesy of Mrs. Mehrteas, the p. m. for the purpose of registering 2 l- t f ffkrd girl. He is a great booster for huznur will be held in the French till qua 11fled voters for the general afternoon and 1 Atnnhg i he prominent "viidtors Jo *J»U‘ adopted stale Hini is always wel- Millinery Parlors election. December 7th. Be edy on Wei^neMlftj'f wds' Dean 'come in Sanford, where he has evening and Mrs. Mehrtens has M. W. LOVELL, We would suggest, offered the girls ten per cent,nf ,(he b ( Spet\i*ei, foimerly dea'n ' o f t,he many friends. ‘ City Clerk c-i Friends oh-y tb<* St‘. Kpi»io|i:.l • Dincesn of this rli»ttk.l v hov^et-ei, |liul' the next time he day’s sales. 26-tfc comes to (jar.ford he bring that San­ Agnes Guild and the public grneral*'11’ ln ejtatge of th*1’? 3 J)£.?re urged to, patropuo the ba­ ford girl along. , "■"I'-Tfatlirtn i iisj^rnTinmenLJafiA W. nianchsrd Moore zaar and buy their millinery on this * ‘ "‘atjjFJWTircr 'was' here on offiiinl -------------------- * Traveler anti lecturer, was for occasion .' There will he much prethu*(ne*i;'»nd spruit Ibe d^y ps the t • ; (J^l Your Tree*. Danis, etc W .* F. Neluliffg w-itl be at the ry fan^y work on sale and articles v aaFa connected with various cdulojjhit.MA t |„. , lntertnintn4TTt--£OJp’ r \v\ ' Herald Office every Friday morning mu-fpl well ns ornamental. Thes«' < ‘ Goncl ‘ jottfjiuJs anti daily pnpers. ’‘ dtn- . ihai inspected ’ the 1>ulk^ T h o great b a n K in g Institution pic­ v .d / at -nfne o ’ cl ock to take orders for j young women deserve a splendid! H<* has lyUc*‘ encirclet) the globe tured here w a s tb e first to undertahe plants, tre«s,s yokes, shrubs, •nursery success, for with sternly purpose and end made many other extended ■4 £r stock, etc. Qaly the best o! stock earnest zeal they press forwdrd, tripr. whfitt is to d a y the principal function *. : t.a vj for xftlo #t reasonable prices. Many poisons and societies deSee never faltering in the task they*have o f all ban K s —the K e e p in g of deposi­ >liing information' regarding Si^ him jit the Itorald Office. 25-tfc set thetirtelves. tors' m o n e y safe and accessible. beriti, a western press club decided fk ^ s c n d a reptereptative to .that Domino Danrc <^The ability o f a banK to perfOTm this J s ih e l Strong Impro vlng tiy to, 'invoitigatu the exile The domino dance of tho Social m u n,, . fu n ctio n —Weeping depositors'm oney , G'hc many friemls of little Isabel Department on Tuoaday evening. J'.ytom. ihe firison# and the induaStrone aro glad to know that she safe and a c c e s s ib le —'rep re se n ts ltSi*. tkfes; to j-eccitre this knowledgea C U R E D is nowo\it of danger from the-opor- whilc n o t. largely attended, owing* ihttn^ o f ' (upericnce'iantl willlnfe to v a lu e to th e people o f the com m unity *« to s e r i a l counter attractions was jttion for appendicitis and gaining brave hardships and great risk of u very delightful affair ttnd much w h ic h it serves. • . *» M E A T S every day. She was taken to Or­ enjoyed by those present. The life was necessary. lando about tme week ago and the W. Blanchard Moore wns selected cluh rooms were attractively decor­ M o n ey deposited with us is safe, and operation was successful. The little ated with, pink -hibiscus and blue rs this man, making two special . y e t. it is a t all times accessible. It is lady will he restored to parents and plumbago, carrying out tho cblor trips to; Rtitela 'a n d . Biberla. .. Mr 7f •' ’..where y o u c a n secu re it at a n y time friends in a faw week* safe and scheme of blue atfd pink. FortiH JJLoore, was tfurnujied with1 creden­ ft taotS^) b e needed, and w h ere y o u sound. and potted plants formed a pleasing tials. endorsed, by high Upitefl a re assured o f Its being in safe hands background (or the cut flowers. .‘ tate( officials, supplied with, plenty 4 • f funcy* and'eqmppstd withf a com?, ’..t * until y p u w e n t'it returned to you. Jessamine vine gracefully festooned ........................................ .. the wall.*. The lights were pink I Ictc phltographie outfit. Hr spent shaded The music was lovely, . early seven ntanthY- making . thrW -A savin gs acco u n t m eans the Cultl» *f * ‘ vation of the habit o f thrift. / furnished by Mrs. Houser nt the i pccial investigations, '0000 was ar. piano and Mr. Allison Witherihgton rested as nn American spy and spent on tho violin. Noticeable on the re­ two months in a Siberian .prison— w ^ r 1 . * an* tu-rp l0 at.rvo you w|th the \'«ry heft of eve^tHing. Cooked pro- ! freshment course worn the cute little what the exile* fc»ll a " D e a l j i ’ llell.". I’trly in a perfectly sanitary kft.chen and served in the,right way. domino sandwiches, cut domino size Ite has 2 , 50ff fepl of moving pirahd dotted with currants. Waldorf lure*,' 200 other pictures taken with feat.ad, olives a n d .o o ffc e completed his "detective' csfomra;" *)«• u‘a**, . W r ^ v| ■ - ^ m V m“ M the refreshmont*.'. Thost* * nVrv.n( besides; a new projecting apparatus were Mr. and Mra! B. W. Herndon, called a "ModrOsrOpo".* that proWOODRUFF BUILDING PHONE J42 SANFORD. FLORIDA COURT MOUSE HUILDINC t-X, ** Mr.^juid Mr*: Archie Uettst 'Mes- ddees .btruutlhil mechanical and elecV * >*.?) * ♦ Summary of the Flailing Small “ TniWs Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald Readern • *. Tg | PROGRAM M E i -'■1 £$! * . *w Comfort Cottage F re s h S E E D S S E E D S F resh § THE L ALLEN SEED COMPANY i I Am 31 1 Nomber 40 For The Blood GEO. W. W md Second ROMAN Phone 195 When You Eat Why Not Get the Best, When it Costs no More? A 3EMINOLE COUNTY BANK " l>onTt forget our Ice C re am P arlor ju s t across the street '* ................................................. .................... ***** ****— ji.v . V. . ■-* **. ■ ,*. *,'1 x ^ II. ^ AL JAT- i f ■,( j * m 1 *# H r cm v • ____ ! 1 •* ' ' -H i. ."Ai * 7* J m. -• — , ' 1 �■( ■ ?AGR SIX ?r . « * -- ?* • - . j -'. . ■*.' ». i cry thing that Elalnn had unpacked. ■. worked. Its way half from tho roan’s Then ho began on tho HtHe writing desk, the dreasor and the bureau draw­ ers. A subtle smlla- flashed over hU faco aa ho came to one drawer tliat was locked. Ho pulled a sectional Jimmy from h1a coat and forced It pocket. The farmer aolied It. The O f e d F a s h i o m e d roan fell hack, limp, arid tho farmer, with tho torpedo In ono hand, grasped at tho gun on the ground and straight­ i U ' B u i l d e r s ened up. A Detective Novel and a Motion Picture Dramq He had no sooner rfien' "than tho open. 1 'i ’d fur yours t»y your fulhors with tiovor-fnilin^ man was at him again. His uncanE. R E E V E There lay ihn preciouB torpedo. srhiusness h a d 'bean merely feigned giiinl ro u Its . TIit'M* h oiiir-im iilo niutvrijiIs. art; TbeW dl*Known Novelitf and the Creator ol lbe',CraigKeanedy"Slanes The man clutched at It with a look The struggle was renewed. iJi'|KTi<lal)le to Imilii Up ittul swot*ton y o u r h tW ^ ." of exultation. Without another glace At that point, tho hedge down the Presented in Collaboration With lha Paths Player* and at the n c m lio rushed to tho window. road parted mid Pel Mar stepped out. Blood and Bone Ground Bone tho Eclectic Film Company Belied tho rope and pulled himself to A glance was enough to tell hint what (iiinrantm l Anulysis • fitinm utici! A nalysis -wit' tho roof, going as He hnd come was going on. He drew his gun and A m m o n ia ur : CaeyrWfct. 1VH »r iM ««< c« »» *0 ft»mrs nqti, In rM .\ niami.i i . . . . •t.-d)'’ * ’* . • • * • « ran swiftly toward the combatants *>•»< riit>s|>ht«ric A fill . , f I’ lmsji i r 1 • \ri(l . n /C As I>el Mar approached, his man , It did net lake me Isng to unpack Ileal Ulooil ami Ikmc Nil In ! * i '. i i i l FiKsi t tho few things I had brought and 1 was succeeded In knocking the tsrpedo Dried HI<mh| \ d .•'.fttinotl soon back again in the living r » m , from the farmer's hnnd. There It lay, Itmv ( ■r o u n d H one r ' A rid illu lts l several feet away. There seemed tq SYNOPSIS. "Jennings,” called Elaluo. “ Get where Aunt Josephine joined me In a N ot Tnnknpe /\II Ainiiioniu I’ ri-MTVcil ho no chance for cither man to eet It* few minutes Patrick and carry the trunk In." ,A Afier ifie finding of Wu Kane's body an*1 Quickly tho farmer bent his wrist, A li s o lu ie J y I n treated Junt ub Elaine came hurriedly dowfj I*lins|iln ric* Acitl Together tho butler anti the gar­ Kennedy's disappearance « submarine r.paiming the gun deliberately at the (Jitick A vailn liility the stairway and started toward me, Avnilalilp Inti in pear* the following morning , n tin- hay. dener dragged It off A man plunges overboard from II uml S te a d y Su p ply "Thank you," Bnld Elaine, endeavor­ ! k>I Mar entered from the perch. Bho preelcus f r p e d o . As fast as ho cculd Alkaline Form HWim* ashore It In the entrance of M;ir1 stopped. Dc, Mar watched her cl-yse- ho pulled tho trigger. Five of tho six i'Iuj* Del Mar Into America. At Uu- IHat*** ing to pay the farmer Wrile for Prices home one of U'u Kuna'# men In trying to "No. co. miss.” tie demurred uu he ly. Mad she found anything? He was shots penrtrnted'the little model obtain information of Kennedy and tieSo surprised was his antagonist that snr© of- il. Wilson & Toomcr Fertilizer Co. liiat torpedo III* plan In blocked In D* I clucked ii his horse*. Mar'a urrlval. who ab*n succeeds m win­ Her hesitation wna only for a m o the farmer was ablo to knock him out We waved to the old fellow Aa he M anufacturers of Idea! Fertilizers ", . ning KUIne'a Confidence. tatter she In with tho butt of his gun. Ho broke | warned by a little oil man to 1m>. careful. started to drive away, he reached inent, however. "Waller,” she said, Jacksonville, Florida , -l away and fled, whistling on a police I»e! Mar'a mlaaton at the Dodge house was down .Intr the basket and drew out f "may I speak lo you a moment? Ex. tu locale and recover the torpedo lie so mo yellow harvest apples. I jCu at | cuse us. please?** whistle for tho dog Just rh Del Mar would have been successful had It, no I x ‘> ■ ■ ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ! ■■ W ■ Ml M ■ a I M M 31 E B Aunt Josephine went out toward the ! ran up l>een* for Elaine's doc. Ilusty. who iIur it a time he tossed them to uu as he liuufrom the flower pot. while I>el Mar and tered cff. Del Mar slopped and picked up ihe back o f the house to see how the j Klalna were Utking.only n few feet away "Truly rural." remarked a voice be scrraniH were getting cn. while I fob m !o|. It had been shat Into an un* Kust) -----... .... ty carried the torpedo to the attl* - w aMar at the hind ua. The lit" little old-than meets Del lowed Kfolno upstairs. Del Mar with recognizable mass o f scrap. In a fury, I lodge home. They draw guns lufrether. ! ’ !* 1 . It was'lk ‘ l'h(ar, all tegged up and a bow seated himself and opened his Del Mar dashed It on tho ground, curs­ gaaea from the exploded ahelU of (lie old man a revolver overcome Del Mar ntid carrying a fnagatlne In hts hand magailnc. Nr sooner nad we gone, ing his men ns he did so. Ktalne. and the old man of mystery e*. • • • a a a a however, than he laid It down and cau­ Wc chatted a moment, then Elulnc ’ * !* * Shortly after this nfTnlr Ktaln** The strange disappearance o f the ctve* a maiquerade hall He) Mar at­ started to go Into the house with Aunt tiously followed us tends. neither he nor his domino girl With Del Mar I f Itowed. Elaine was evidently very tmicir ex­ torpedo model from Klalr.o’a roam can locale the torpedo. A gray friar Josephine warns Blaine and Jameson of I vj Mur's Aa she went Elaine lock a bite of cited as she rntqrd her dainty little worried both of us. Doubtless If Ken- 1 , purpose. *nil hts plant urr up»-i I> I W alter” nedy had been then* he would have Mar ■iiccceil* In gelling Ibis girl In the apple T.r her surprise It separated room and closed the ih»or known Just what to do Hut wo could Kl-ilne's home a . n maid Him nit.I** the neatly Inti two hollow halves She sh" cried. "I've f. und the torpedo!” •orpetlo In the null , places II In a liunK not decide. T here was a n o le We In k« d nh.itii nt ilu* general illsrhlch wllli other* Is sent In KlAlne'i* lo o k e d Inside * Really,” considered Elaine. "I country home, a biddup on lb** train Harmfully sh e u nfolded -It' and renD rrder Why," she exclaimed nerv* lake* place. Del Mur's «m n carry the Like the eth e rs. It was not w ritfen hut think.we had better lake Mr. Itel Mar i 'isiy "some ik has' been here—arpl trunk aw ay only to nnd , >n *.[*« ntng n tatty our c .riddance. '* * printed In jteueil Inal they have the wrung i >i i . * I t t k*‘ d th*' il--or i , , ^Mll we v«. hud a great many warn Be careful to unpack all your trunks She u Iiti idi ran v.vir to ter bureau | M . . in pH, I ntijerteil yourself Destroy this n-.te A Frien I d-ti . . r II Iout 'iee|i Jlmtllleil op e i In > r i.„ . ... TWENTY-SEVENTH EPISODE , I knew that, she persisted, but ll hat did the*e in) sterl ius warnings i n {. a * it' . uli■* whil w us d( w n mean, she usLeil herself in amazement. stair* Tht- l rpeilo was g . n c . W b they hove all c . m u from very unre THE DESTROYED TOftPEOO. lia!de sources.” Semtshew fur they had wcrkVd out I. wked at each other, aghast. "Very well,” I agreed finally, "theft Del Mar had evidently, by this time, all rigid. Sip* t-re up ihb nolo and Hehlnd us, lirw cver we did not see let's drive over to hi» hungnlcw.” - . ' ^ com e to the conclusion that Elaine threw the pieces away the ...... . an ! m l oh fill e>es o f f/ol Elnlno ordered her II ttlo. huh about' Elaine went Into the h use and we Mnr, i penlng the <1 ».r and peering In was the storm center of the peculiar and a i**r w*i* cllLlbe t f. II. wed Ne| Mar however.' dr p - e d train of events that followed the dls Into It am! Elaine sled the r;»r nwiiy ,u «l a lit I •-1,It J a. ,| as I.** i ai.i»* li P a ra g ra p h s appearance of Kenned) and 1 is winI'* rl.apH hall a mile d i » n tho road. A h we r« *le al. ng,, the cuuritr) •t.e place a her. El.line hud ihri v* q tin less torpedo Hu. farmer al aiidoiu-l bin. hayruek c e e t n e s > ipilet that no ■ w eu l! At any rale, ns soon us In* learned H*c* •■* f paper ill «| pi ' !:|s m a g .i/ii.i II' w. f Ihiwvi) hv ots peciiltar d k. ever have suNpeeli'd lhat f c r e l g " TTiat s the third time thix niornini;. I can't wait H e NI * - , * . 1 1 •, . i n k ^1 u , i ih >! c a l I n - r e d that Elaine was going Ii In r c -utitr' »i*lki"d * .*« h He st ppi d at u p a;.l iigiiilii lurk e! all al ait 11ut It was I t i e I il l > • * I I i l. | I j ( l u ll It s home for the summer be to k a i nn • moment longer on that fellow. L et m e see__ w h a l is in the n a d w h en he cou ld see the Just under mjrt. a r ii'r thal tin* lie I hi pi >mi II i »i us, in* Said gain e some tits i a lit • irutn ik.iigi Hull ! d g e !i» use |n the llMtunce, »at *n far! us bridge and hart r mining work Smith's num ber? W et*. ju»i arrive 1 There, on the day that Elaine de­ Ktalne brightly tl - rail fe p ee and llgiited II hlacki’ ned ordered hy ,'>rl M a r « nii[eTli-rs wnt* cided lo motor In from the rttv Ii*-l and I havi ii i a tluii*; ui.pm k. I n rtieoli {*<(>«■ “ If Jones won't provide sufficient telephone facili* going ahead quietly I **d vlar iv< < i| a m t td p ilir le ft us Mar arrived with his valet There h»* sal for some time appar­ A h our car rllrnbed a hill cn the lies for his customers, he can’ t blame me for dealing Del Evidently he IohI no time In getting Aunt J •sephiiie I II iwed shortly ently engrossed In his cwn thoughts other side of which In tho valley, Was M u r u n . l I s u i d . w ti n t n i i i ' l i ' A h h** lo work on his own affairs whatever elsewhere. Operator, give me 4 3 7 . ” it a nit llo- weniher the d g lyl'ig al n bridge, w.. cauld tail H*'e tun- ot l»e! i ilk.-d be ,*lae. d lli magst/tur i tils they might be Inside t.U study How do you know this very occurrence doesn't which was the larp;esi room In th« lap t’l'p.i at 11 lin t .* I. i»ti I is kl.r-i-H I house, a combination < f both library Ci UlJ It, t see. tail he w , n in n ulll) happen with your single telephone. Have an gUxUlary and laboratory he gave un t rder « r i !“ ’<"'tl> putting i.'gi (her the t - rn not-line; the cost is trifling. Call the business Office to­ two to hla valet, then Immediate!* nut ' u Ich the fart.i. t lad t!tt. w.i t«i day. •town to his new desk He iq[ti-ned a Klal:.e t'lliull) II* til.*11u{7* .1 f.J fit iill the *trawer and took out l n*. h ill -w ptec* n A K1............ . U 11 w.1H t*it ii|*,'i cylinder, cloaed at cactil eltil tv air Klill light raps, on one of u Inch WSB « Hut hts far - tit tril) i ■1 h thum under tb o I utile, he MW 1hr piece* hook • . : - l r ■ t l! in*.- his ja m k*-i unit r:+ c rjotcklT he r —* a . a . r in p in • «>ve : install *uh::.ar.io b il in j h*( »* o f these rluntsy tubes Am having tied.' tic ex cu se d hinituLf Mrolft ig hartxir and bridges mined as per In­ leisurely out again Hoi 11. JnckSUnvIlle. l-’ la v structions from government I)" 1 p In <he t cdi. 'in Elaine'* ,t. aid, He unscrewed the t-up at one end of the tube. Inserted the note and closed Marie, hail been unpackl ig Well, what (I y 'U k.i *w ata’ Ul it Then he pushed a t ult.m on Ills desk A panel (n the wall opened and ilia! ' sin- I'Xclai.nril as letinl g* and on e of the men who had played po­ I'airick came vlrnggiug in the bangelliceman once for him stopped out and up * trunk f Vcrv quia i J c in a r k iT l.-'i i |iik * kalutcd :• tailing Hi, little I- lull - I 'l l while "Here's H llli'nnage to Set d b* I w •* W T I'a 111<k left . --aid Del Mar brief!) * ' ' The entratRC l Elaine : ui un * ud The man bowed and wcut Lack f 't ', tc the inUTc-hiing gossip und Marie through the panel, closlug U , » •Del Mar cleaned up his desk and started tc. open the trunk. “ No, Marie,” said Elaine "I’ll OnAsd For Ttree Sommers Mrs. Vin- 1helieve l wouli Fbve died if I hadn't then .went out to Ijok his'new r a i r V* u can put the 3 e r s over, to see whether everything > pack th»m myself taken It. ' •V iU ni.u Jennings cent Was Unable to Attend to had been prepared nrrordlng tc his li thing* away later . \ Aflvr I bcpin taking Cardui. I wis may g * ‘ ‘ '‘ l , at ructions Quickly ah** tii K tinUiiiidsi ui <tf ‘ Anj of Her Housework, k'iciiliy helped, and all three bollles ieKrum me cone* ah*d entrain'** tr h 1 li.-n » h » started enve on a hillside, I h-I Mar's n an wh , ih e tattered trunk heved me enlircly. ^-■-had gone (hnnigh the panel In the *n III,- * tln-r trunk which was Ilk*- It I laUcncd up, and grew so iruith I ill n I mark. '! Sh* tht*-w < nt * bungalow appeared a few minutes Rcasant Hill, N C "I sullcrcd for stronger in three months, I Iclt like an­ i Uple i f gal I.n'li l a II. It pull!*.-*: Hl*r later and hurried down to the nb.rr three summers,” writes Mrs. Waller other person altogether." It was a rocky coast with stretches *f j tied. There wa» the lest t. rped wtien cliffs and now and ihett a ravine and n Vincent, o( this town, "and the Ihird and Cardui is purely vegetable and grntlebit of sandy beach Qlngerly he Mirth Idl had stuck It In tier hunt**! W e O pened the C ylin d er. In si-e W as a N ole. last lime, was my worst. Kill Inc picket tt up -ind I ke*! a I It in climbed dawn the rock* tu the water aclmg. Its ingredients have a mild, tome I liad dreadful nervous headaches ami If** took from his packet the metnl wonder, a« it recnlled all those tost cllcct, on the womanly constitution. He mct> *n hiding nt the top his feel. Now’ and then hn leaked ' tube which Del Mar hud given him days "before Kennedy was hat. prostration, and was scarcely able, io '• j.iswr us,.-Jiawcvor. and Immediately Finally she d cc td e l to luck It up t fll e d|y t e p a r d Do*lgc Hall. Cardui makes lor increased itrength, and to tho hiok on nno end attache J a wigwagged w’lih *i Ib handkerchief E walk about. Could nol do any of yuy . i. .vigilant i ^ i . n* w c lg h t'o f lead. A moment he I *-ked In the bureau drawer and tell me. N cl Suddenly ihis attention improves the appetite, tones up thener* severa l /ithen* <1 » n at the bridge housework. about cautiously Then he threw tho only did she lack the drawer. Lut. bh aeeuicl to be riveted on the hcm.e ^ ^ n, (J|ch|rg (f of I also tud drcadlu' yvains In my back V0US K>s,cm' and ^ ' P 5 ,0 nukc tu b« Into the wnte{ and It sank quick­ she left her rn tn. she la k the key r f Ho drew a field glass from his l«cket w| th„ , „ nkl n *1 I 1 Jiv l it t* m i n I*1* ftiu rn 1. ly. Ho dll Dvt.walt, but hurried buck the door front the lock Inside and Vtd leveled It. Sure enough there .*Son)40t, , muttered cue , and sides and when one ol those weak. Sal' ° W d , .ecl£S' ,rcsh and ^ locked It (.ulalde. Into the cave entrance h **. >. «, A t, II oil m.n a ft_^ H jA. B was a man romlng out of a window-, sinking spells would com e on me. l ! Cardut ,u s he,f>cd m ore.Ibaa 8 tnlHlOi' • * - * * . * * ♦ "A-- pulling himself up lo the roof by a vmo* s u evidently a IoOWjuL **■*"■# * *- a •• • a* •■ Thq JPen stoppe*! work lramedtately would have lo givfLjijy^anjJ J ir o lo w n , '*ca*c women, during the past M y c a « . Del Mar did net go far frogt the yppo and going across tho l\)aftre«! Elaine, Aunt Josephine und I turn aud hid }n (he brush i)ur car passed ijWere*t tho glasses quickly and over tho bridge and w*. saw nothing until it wore oil. V j 11 wiU eurcly do ,or >ou< wf‘al '* ^ Hired down to Dodge Hall from the house, however. Ho scarcely reached city Elaine's country house wan on a the edge c f Ihe grounds where he wbm cdlmhed iff the fence w l l h ' a hltherlo wrong 1 was certainly in a dreadlul state ql done ,or ,hcm. Try Cardui today. Hut n i aobner Itad-wo g ne flue eatale near the Ixmg Island Sound sure h« was net observed when he unw* nted energy. than the men crept out auJTOjrumcl hcalth, when I finally decided lo |rv " Mt* J?' Ch*u.ry»c* awjwi» o >.. uj *>, '>• uj' *'U<r D*JI , Ch,lllla i c i ; . . . l N V w l "Came. Searchlight.” hts called to the W(:rk which ha J ' progrcaao J t r Ihe and after the l.n g run we were glad placed bis Angers to hU lips and whisAn lnstonl laler two . f hla men J o f loJE„ lllor (llP> m0Ved off quick^ to pull up before the big bauso and tied Illy ,I K ---------------------------p int where they w.*ro ready t . carry Cardui, llic woman's tonic, and 1 firmly ,y !n , ho d iroctlcn ho nad been look- the wires of an electric ccfnectlrn g e l out of the car. As We approached appeared from behlnd/a hedge. vr^r "You must get \pl(D hor/roatu." ho j the door 1 happened to look down thu through the grass, concealing them a* erderei. "Tb*l_tcrpe<I<# Is In her lug i>,| Mar'a men worn crmlng through they went * road tll0 [,e<jge tpat surrounded the Dodge “ Well, that's the country, all right.' gago stmewhtord, after alt In the study of Ills bungnlaw. nil In the r e a y .c f tho house tho two eBtate j U9t aa the"farmer anJ hts deg tho time, ~*el Mar was striding angrily I exclaimed, pointing down the read emissaries ; f Do| Mar stale out c f tho 9tPppP(* ;jUt front o f them from be- up and down, while hla tm a w aited in **Lcok ** R T I L I Z E R s ^ tWckel Numbering along wraa a huge, heavy shelter df sc mo bushes and stood for silence. wv r e . f „ JuM # m)nute« he clU e d . **, want hayrack on - top o f which perched a a nnment koklng. Elalnos window. Finally he paused and turned to one : „ pt.ak u yo a farm er chewing a straw'. Ftlliwlng were high aboyb them., t . j Jilgh o f them "3 o o that the coast la clear along after hint was a dog of a pecu­ r**c ' * ' He enforced his words with a vl- and kept clear.” ho ordered. "I want - W e ’ll have to use the Dutch Jpuaelia r ahepherd breed which 1 did not doua leaking gun. It « a i two to one to go down.” recognise. Atop of the hay the old mar's methods,” decide J cno. The man saluted and w*»nt ^put' and they closed with him. Ilefore ho T rgethur they went around tho fallow had piled a trunk and a basket. could sh >ct, they haJ knocked the gun through the panel. A nroment lajer U wsb To our surprise tho hayrack house toward the laundry. out of his hand. Then they tried lo Del Mar g aro orders b the ether man only a few minutes later that they re­ RESULTS. TELL. Ask any costtaKT stout ’ atopped before the bouse. “ Mies j/ho also saluted and left tho house by break away anJ run. turned. "No onu was about Quickly Dodge?” drawled the Tanner nasally. But the farmer seised one of lbr«i the Tront door. Just as. our car pulled V V . 1f a v o r i t e F E R T IL IZ E R S -W hy, what do you suppose he can one of them fcch cff his coat. Around, and held him. Meanwhile the dog tie*' hp J* ’ ^ i hts waist be had wrcuud a coll nf ropeThey imow aad can testify as to THEIR want?” asked Elaine moving cut tc* * , Del Mar. the moment the man was Deftly hf. fibgan to climb n tr**e whoso velop**d traits all his own. Ho ran In gene, put on his hat and m ovu^to- • _ arJ tbo wagon while v q , f o l l o w e d QUALITY, THEIR SOLUBILITY, LASTING upper branches fell over th** roof. Cat­ AliJ out between the legs of the othef want the panel In Die wall -He wad man mull he throw him There he •• (V •'Yea” QUALITIES GENERAL ADAPTABILITY VHere's a trunk. Miss Dodge, with like bo managed to reach the roof stood, oveLhlm. The man attempted ahaut( to enter when he h*-ar^ ’‘iatur- 1 jo u r m in f on It/* bo wont tn l*ranging He made his way ahng the ridga polo to rise. Again the dog threw.him and ’ ono coming dewn tin- hall io tho study ’ FLORIDA SOILS •vr it down ‘‘ I found It down by the rail­ to a chimney which Was directly back kept hin down. ,He was a trained Bel­ and stopped hack, closing the panel. u c f and la lino with Elalsu's windows. It t g a the butler announcing us, .. road track." =5 * gian sheep hound, a splendid police Sprciol Formulat h r All Florida Cropo ‘ H was tbo trunk sihrked “E. Dodge” Then bo uncoiled tho rope and rf- g ............... *• r__ m ale tue end fast Lx lh« chi in.-w h ich hed been thrown ofT the train. , , . WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS / Continued on Page 7 "C.'nfound-tho brotp.” growled the taken by Del Mar and rifled by the ney. Letting tho*other end tall free raotnrcvcllsL • ihxWn the roof, ho carefully lowered raaii, rewcHTng for hi# gup. As he'drew It, the"jlog selxed-'Lls "How do you supRone'tt ever got' hlr.telf ov*r\the edg«. Thus It was * . , * P araguay’s Fore of W e a lth . J " ' "h erer^ cried Elaine In wrondor. net dtfflciAl-f> diet )nl» Elaine a room wrist and %Uh a e r r Ike nun dropped Paraguay-; has valuable forest A That, too, was part of .the "Must have fallen o ff'th e train.” I W stepping cn the window sill uml ' ho, ^ n' sources, fit* most Important of which . ’ * auCEcsled "Ycu might have collected In? (hr ugh tho open.wlndow. j dog a training. la quebracho, particularly rich In j farmer and tho other man S S SInsurance u ^ n c e u i d S V l . new U W f e ~ The man be3aa a rapid search of Whl . the fa the . Jstruggled on the ground, tho torpedo tannin the room, turning up and pawing ev•’ -e ‘ U w t' v jir *a ■ • . ; ^ *. 'je 'ita. '-F1 •'. ' 'i'.Ta iiL j .. 4 ' * •' , % * - 1 , ‘J M-rfjMM Zk. ■*. - *v j . i * : . • . -* ^ ic 2 h ‘ *.5”v By A R T H U R See the Pictures at The Star Everv Wednesday. Admission 5 and 10c Soliloquy in s o t T H j j r t N I l l 'l l . T E L E P H O N E A M ) f E I .E H K A P I I C O M P A N Y COULD SCARCELY WALK ABOUT j e-Sometimes ity —Always and . to AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS; INSECTICIDES,. �.... N O V E M B E R Se, 191ft - - , • TH E KD H ER AL D -• - r-j-j- * ••• ■ i ■ .. - - •. _ ____ ■ ' ; PACE SETr\ . P " ‘n,r*-. Bad dolai bualneaa u H U r d * -Wickham and f,. K. Kutdor *nu'l W> "''Nhain. individually, and. au5*,! E ,,L “jr?1 •lt*fhmant ha. been i j *'11 ' ■ u*^ ‘ he loodfl chaltola, land, and tenement# ol I*. K u.r.H C*«rt. Hives.k A«dlfl»l C l . c l . 1 '. -1\. • legal advertising '* ■ SpMlnol* c«»«ir. lletMa The Romance o f Elaine lew. C om tcg In car. Ulow first bridge she crnsnes." Quickly ho turned his glasses down tho rood. T h e m he could see our car approaching. He Rut up his glasses nntl hurried down tho hill toward tho bridge 1 ben ho broke Into a run. ‘Things aro going on about ua of which wo know nothing. Tho safest thing Is ro got a w a y . " Elalno looked at the bridge In ruins and shuddered. It was the closest we could have been death and have escaped. T h e n abo turned l o the wheel dug p o u t i n g _ a W d . - - . i . . * q u tck ijra a d .th *llttU .ca r .C a ltir tamped.u Were going Along the road niceupemi ly, now, cnnsllng down the hill. As "O h . If Craig were cnly hero." sfco we approached the bridge . Elaine murmured. " H e would know what to slowed up a bit to cross, for tho plank d o ." Ing was Icose. As wo disappeared over the crest Just then the farmer who had been of tho next hill, safe, the old farmer running down tho hill aaw ua. and Ills do g looker! hard at us. " S t o p ! " ho shouted. Tho alleuce after tho explosion was But w® did not hear. H e ran after ominous. . „ — us, but tho chase wnfi hopeless. Ho He glanced about. N o c o o was pur stopped. In despair. suing him. That seemed ominous, too. With a gesture ol vexation ho took But If they did pursue b « was pre­ a step or two mechanically off the pared to cludo tlyui. T h ey must nev­ read. er recognlie the old farmer. Elaine and 1 were coming fast to As h<» turned, he dellhcrntely pulled tho bridge now. off his beard, then plunged again Into In their hiding place Del Mar s men tho woods and was lost. were watching breathlessly The lead iT » t r t CONTINt’ E l r j or was Just about* to press the plunge, when all ol n sudden a branch In the thicket beside him crackled T h en stood the farmer and bis dog. Instantly the farmer seem ed to take in tho situation. With a cry he threw himself at th e. man who had; the The quickest and surest srav to |(et plunger. Another man leaped at the milk you can depend upon always to farmer. The dog settled him. Tho be wholesomely rtcA, and pure, Is others piled In. and a terrific struggle to buy—o f your grocer—CARNA­ followed, it was all so rapid that, to TION M ILK—Clean, Sweet, P u reall, seconds seemed llko hours. Frony Contented Cows— - W e w e r e Just starting to croaa tho It is safe for baby. bridge. It adds n rich flavor In cooklng*One o f the men broke away and and is must convenient. 7* crawled t.*wurd the plunger Vox It is rosily whipped. It makes splen­ Our car was now* In tho inlddlo of did desserts that tbo whole family will enjoy. the bridge. Fnrilrlnklng. It l< healthful snd nmirlvli Over and ever rolled tho men, the Inf !! IloJi. n, ill*! Inc! Iv#* fmrr IjMtr—. ItIch dog (king his best lo help his muster ymi will proiKMinca iJcIh I<hjj After ol few trlxli. The man who had broken away Cai mttlmi Milk !• |u*l fVefth, pure row * r en d,e l toward the plunger mill;* tu the Ihlekimt of rrmm-nothin* *<lt!*tl—noth Inc remoretl With ft slmut lie pushed It down. but wxtfr. ||r rmctlciil ly'ftmln) anti • • • * • • • •IrrilltiHl to preserve lu pu rity ind w holcM>tner»cft«. Cur car had Just cleared the brldgo I'we Cinuif a few limrx nntl ap when we were startled by u terrific preriete il« rttnrrnirniv, safety, oxinumf. rear behind us. It was ns th.-ugh n Onlrr It frrun four grocer—'*Ttie CartuUon Milkni-mi * th lisand tires had blown out ut once. Tlic Tiftriflr* (*no»! ('(*fTc|cr»w*fl Milk (*n, Elaine shut i TT the engine nut, rriullcul HhchIHc, S A Willi Itr |i|r4*rtl In UttiI tiled tprclAl Ho**! urn request ly and wo I .jked back ‘* SSfilriC: .•nd!,on' " ,M,n‘ ,h / oi .■ m l ) ot S*mlnol», • CdrpflfWhereaa, the aherill nl Keminole rouetv “ -rouih «• ’■ W Fnl.mlrfrr. I*?• ,, " or*J*-t haa levied upon ihe inlmnt ol the .aid t. I llurdce. tn the Mloama " “ ll.umlo. A. Cl.fk sad t rompoilnc *"<* tel ealale. attuair In thr -ounty ol SemS e q u e l to T h e E x p lo it s . nl Cb“«*» I'omraliilan*'*'* “I Florida, to-aett: * Loti Vf Spntl**** I W -* .- * m«hr h r - v ■lTrsBiiH’l Third -flTh ' --------------------O f ’E T a l h e ’ dle.oun ol Foe. *n. r . p 19. South ol 1 id*. w# * Citation Itante 30 F.aal, arrordinc to plat I hereof .* if Klo.ldB. »* f*l. duly rreorded In the public recurd, nl'1 j II J.,nv.. st.l* A.tBJBBy lor Ursni *9 iTiil Semlnnlr f ounllfi B y A R T H U R B . R E E V E Judicial Clrestl ofTkrrelore yon. the laid I. Hurd re, I I,, -u ir ol Flor.dsa not).resident of the .-ate of F3 nrufa. T ho W ell-K now n Noaaliaf and tho Cre­ ' * po.nlon »»» on 91,1 '*■* ol •rr hrrtrh^’ hoUllnl tml r»i|ulrvd lo ip ator o f the “ Craig K en n ed y" Stortea. If a*ld arlinn and ilrftnil aaid aull on v A l» 1915. fll»d 10 ,he »ko»* 2 ; , 7.1 ...uri h> l*>. county ol. SomlroU, the ,th day of February. A M 191a,; other Prracatrd La CaHtUratiaa With tka Pal ho P'uy.ra tad the Eclrctk Fils Ceapaay fudtmrnt »l|l be nhtainOd a*ainat ,iVroufh, v. .. . ion u r. IlslSB, W. Fnli artae. fud(tnrnt hy an*. in t _________ Cecrdrit. I9H. hr tka Icaa Cawpaa, 1refill! RiflKI RfKfTfi . r .r ' AVVrun.l.y, J. A. L l . r k . s d . J T . you liy default. County Wllneav, E. A. t)oU(la*a, clerk of the dr* TlTlj.'n ■' eompwlBS (h ll>ti Hoard liooro ol o. uouniy . mminlulKI* ot SflBinol* COUHty, FlOCdS, cult court. Seventh Judlrlalf Circuit. Sem­ * "T „, Utth thr He. .h it • " tier.Ion ws* inole rounty and the teal of add court nf November, rJd .V ou ih ou . .ho Mid roun.y oO lom lnol. oS^lhla the 10th day •nd .tit. ol Hondo, on .hr «.h doy ol W e hnti entered Del M a r a bunga­ There, from the bushes, ho pulled cut t*o*H F A. iMIUflLASS. •* , A H. 1915, to dolor mine thr low and now were conducted to his a peculiar Instrument comp^sod o f a i)ur-0 (,,‘i • hrthrr of not .ho county ol Bom- ( leek ( ircuil Court, Seminole t*ounty tty Jai f Hubert.. l> I * , 7 . , , t . ol Hondr. ohould luuo bond. library. There Elaine told him the strange series of lenses and mirrors jr.FrltOlc ! Vho -urn ol 1150.000.00 to oo«r ItUoro.l 1" .h. r.t. ol live ond ono-holl per ron. whole story, much to his apparent sur­ set up c.n a tripod. * tn.ere*. on .old bond, to br poy prise, for Del Mar wan a wonderful Eagerly he placed tho trl|>od. ad­ 1 , 1. „ m, annually, aold bondo .o mature N.rTHr; i i i i h k i i i h i k i actor. altar th. dole o. .hi uiuinre justing the lenses luid mlrrcrs Jn the ir.aol ...d bond, to be used lor Iho pur- In ° “M (“ LJJlt i , " 1? ; " V o u s e e . " ho said as she finished sunlight. Then he begnp WorJUng " cl ,rl«ndlnt. rodooralnj and U kim up 1 telling o f the finding and the losing them, and It wns apparent that he was an out*tar-Unt >»*u* «■ !,on,15 ln ,rhl\ 1" un! In ro Fatato of titJO 000.00, laauod by Hpor.or Itoail (lashing tight beams, using a Morse , j . |i„',|(r liatrrt No. I ol Hrra.nol* ^ ~ A H * T r K r ..... .......... ..................... ° f l h ° t° rp,' d j ' ‘ „,v Honda, and lor Iho further pur»nnl All rpraoflw hgviric * Iarm* \gamut. fe a/ed would happen has happened. code It was a heliograph. Haiti Katatr net cl ronatruttln|, piting ond hard aut Down the sh tro cn tho top r f the ,„nr rrfiam hi*h*rij» in the county ol You, af\d earh of you, ar** ht»frl»y non. Doubtless th® foreign agents have the Iwmipola^ ...to ol Florida, do.rrihod with anti r»quir*«S to pr«**wnt *ny«. claim* deadly weapon now, lipw ersr, I'U nest hill sat tho man wh > had nlready nariirularity. In a ro.olutlon odpptod by •nd fifrnandt whlth you, op rltb^r >%ni iii# hoard County ComrnlMlonor* of rnay hive afiinji ihr raiatr of Jm w l>««*n l u ll , . ^ r h a p s we ftfgy ruo them down given the signal with the handker­ 5. 0 , nolo county. HorlJa. on th. Sth day ol MorrUon. drteaaad, Iat# of Seminole Coufc- y e t . " chief to these In the valley who were • Atfu.t. «9l». ■ " ll “ daacnbrd l i d art tXi Florlde, 16 the undrrairned edminla* (erth In ih° call lor aw rlorlion, laouad by trator of laid ntsti-. within two y#ar« friim He reassured us and we thanked working r a the mining c f the bridge. Ik, Heard ol County Commlaaionera o| th# ilalfi hereof. him aa we said good-by. Outside. Aa he sat there, his eye caught the Semmulc rounty. FJpndo. on tho aafd Sth Dated Oct. A. I». 1916. 11aa^ , f the heliograph signal. He «{■>" of Aufiiit, A. I*. 101». ■ nuo * A. II. KKY, Elaine and I got Into the car again Adminiitrator. Whtrra., It further appearing from told and a moruont later spun off. making sprang up and watched Intently, flappnUImn thai thr rinvaaa ol tho rrturna ol a llttlo detour first through the couhhe Jotted .dow n the messag^ that rlcciion •haw prims- loci, that lha alt ft ten an hrtd aro. in Isvor ol Jhn nuance Notice of Application for Tai Deed Under try before hitting ng tho shore road hack b«*nA flashed In the sunlight: Section 575 of the fir n m l Htmlatr* „t thr. bonda alnrraald. ‘ Dodge Girl hak message from be-' Notice *• h*?/«*by fivrn that fl v»ritri»**i again to Dodge Hill. So«. Ihtrrlorr. in purauanro cl on or-lrr •naa.fr I- tht* rauao. by lha Honorable Jamn Turpentine < o , .'purchaser of T oa <;*r low. Coming lh car. Blow- first '•Rdf'i 111# rfly, o/ ’ V JVfhm-. Ju-lgr nl Ihr Clrrult Cnurt, tifiratr N11 On the rocky shore of the proraoif bridge she cy/asse*. S-.nth Judmal Circuit. Mtatr ol Florida. June, a l> 1911 .VinT. nipd i«yii| rartlncaic _ , n„ti t - hereby (tvan that the taipayrra ■n my office ami h»« ma-lc afiplicaliun lor I» * n lljjr valley the lonk- ut tnnde ni.irna t-l the county ol Sa-ntlnolr. la. .fee.i To l u g , ,n .r „ „ d . „ c c w,,h i , » . | lor> several men were engaged 4n hl« w a y -as fust « , h? f uld. As he Said ccrtiflciTc *mi.race. u .. fnii.iatft* sinking a peculiar heavy disk which Ilu, I,!, , , , l.a aaid ofdar rrnoirrd to br » , . . » ,1 I , I ■ar hefort the Clrrult t'uu,t ol th tlrsrmH'd |:r<ip* ft i wtt'.’iat* d in SrmmuTp ,i.. .. ap r is ill i’d the t » > men w!i had been ju'Hciai rircuii, cf ,hc s « . , . u i ' c m . - , . Ftorui, . c . . , t I,-. it[t^.#, " ' " F submerged about »ten or twelve » frel. It HtM'lIird to l)W h<*M liy u t'ahll*. ■tcmliig l!:o bpd|je, hit whistled sharp. MiiT.li .,11 thr .ii>th day ut Hoirmbff at Mltchrll * l'urir> l a>y i<rant u a m a» KUdmmrr ir Ihr, Thr waul land h**mf at t nhj fl . . . . , ___ if i i, ,-rnl • *latr of Klnrifia in «*nl I *su*rifr +if wu.-h crrtlfiralr In ihr Bu to It Uircs ifn lit tuchr*d, appalb Thfty aniwered and hurried to meet hu% niiMi if any tf.ry ha\r %hy n«»nr of H-.mm"brf.ifrrt t’ nlrs. «ald »*nlly HO that U key Vkan preHHed . .fruit. crrtihcair whaH tir rnjrrmrd tccurdini; , . , * him. rh» till tour nf hondr ahould not br ctn c *rCUll waa cltiHcu. . # hrmtd ard viladaud oceordim to l i t , at to la«r. tax dcf^d * ill i**u# thrrron on thr “ Just got a heliograph," he panted. ! * hirk lime and pier,, all peraona ac dealr- 22nd day of Dictmbfr, A. D. 1915. It was an "o scilla tor." a new syst^jn " T h e Dodge girl must have picked up Witnrw* mv official xirnatura and «ral ir| may bv hrard upon Ihe matter of the A I* for the employment of souud for sub­ one of the messages that came from tftlidalinn "f ‘>••‘1 bondi, •• s« provided by thiu thr lf»tk day of Nukrmbcr . rbtpt»r nf -thr l<»xk» of noriifa of 1916 marine signaling, using water Instead below Hhes coming over the hill tarah K \ DoU til.A S^ i§ j i o f air an a medium to transmit sound C'lrrli f’ irruit Umirf Hrmtmdr To r '■ y,,tn»** A ftciuglaxt', Ctrrk of taid now In a car W o'v e got to blow up , Itv i aa <* lUibr rta, 1• t y,,,j ae , 1 -hr -air of •aIfI court on (hi* waves It was composed o f a ring the bridge hh she cr os ses " ?«. I'f i %tr i p ..... . in (if Mow tnkr r, A D 1916 magnet, a copper tube lying in un . K A OOUGI.AHH. The men w'ere hurrying now toward i l>Pi ■ -.is,? i nut t* S# vrnl h Judicial t‘ir* air gup In a magnetic held and a stu the bridge w|,lrh they hud mined Not Seasoning Canned Vegeteble* The w h ile brlJgo had been blown Ntil II I; Of H \ I. f. , t,, > s. rrunt-Jp Cuunfy, 1*1 or Ida 4 «fifknl i-B** U<,| lw*lii|k<m!<l Is* et qpllwl f r**m tlonary central armature The tube a moment was to bo lost, for alreadv In M (Jli f nl t ha* k«riiirr h*iikMipi up A si-Cotid .before » e had been r*A lot11 mlMnWr and rns*1 with nnld wsDf Mol it r is hereby 4 »ri t ft* 1 in * ■ r-t»nr. was attached to a steel diaphragm Dry (mu lw«tta -*f AD[ <»lh*rrunat *#f tUUtl the, could see us coming over the ti, the middle of ll. I aft or tfif c I Bin <>>ui ,| by the lUI-rcr Id ami I k a r u ti n a felllfc In ltk« ir ut In •»•(U.1 1 full. Snrnllt Jodl'lal IteaMy It was a submarine hell which qruD llty na.1 h ia ifi l i tula. ! in lUnkruptry. 1 will <jf1cr for sal* (hi (ol - rest id the bill. As Hie elph.nl ui came, the men who * Cminut r 1 uutlf Klofldk losing prracioal prupifly. iu-wit A!l ihai could ho used for telegraphing i r tel­ (as S h oti 1 f > I ■ 1 1 r I r "1.. * In a few' seconds they reached the had been struggling In the thicket, ‘ s - ix «» guods and irufrbartdipe, pr«-*MJu»ly i --r hi fin1*• f’ uunl v oelirnKinf to (he said 4 has kanftef. n - - ephoning boll, ways through water hidden plunger tiring t>oi which hud paused, startled, and stared -nit At . f f if till |dora(Ctf in (kf. *bifr r-»um furmerly *>> apod The men finished elecutlng the dl been arranged , o explode Ihe charge that Instant the old farmer saw I,Is by [fir 1 aid f ‘ h* ► Kanmi, ufi Klfst nr erf fiords. rl Ir. • rectluus of Del Mar and left, carefully b a n l u r d . Ymf'i *1 a , ifi# « it ic k uf k h » *!■ under the bridge. There they crouch'd ; chance It was all over and he boiled, H Jones, Slfttc Alltirnr> 'praia^d at* ’ |||( I®,61. fr»»rn this am.iunt concealing the land connections and V• rru.t for tIKr Severn h Jud a! in the brush ready to press the (dung t calling the d .g 1 hi’ lifynkr upf » uUD»ed ti* ***t aside i f •t * •itf nf f 1.HI l»l ft 1’ key of the lu ll w!|l!o we were still ut S P E C I A L I S E - r th- moment ,u r c,,r touched Hit Ml Mg t h e r a l to the bri dge he 1 #i pvi. * r* ami *11***’»•* m( S|*«11-*J I 7fl 1 4 ' »v part *if hr* f« 1 •mption t t. * . * 1" i fD1fj IIIp 1 Iyer* li»ir**tis "(Iff-f I hi ** maf rider for ■*!» Del Mur's ..-tl I !i«tof l No 1 wf Tsi plunking ran lw , of Ihe men after him niaM ihK * b i 1 1 fur «»!r i* kp,p(ai«ed i. n-ifiiD W e had lu- stHint-r left, however, J24»»7 u*» l'b* >au4 -*U will -Lr > 1 her One id tha men crept out a little ('.■mo back. growled thu leader « * l-rftuon • ( . iif. ihr 9ih day public uf at# aw f shall see and than one of the men who hud been on < u s 'I'll tn thoot ( 'utt m i fT h e m Out . im K l» 1915. bird in ihc xb'otfr Will |»r condmied III the said p!aer of l*u*r nearer Hie road T h e y ’re c o m in g '" »uf l by Special T » ' Sri **“ “ n m pf»viou*l^‘ ocruf lid by th** said funk gaged iu Installing tile submarine hell In, ybu want us all to he called tisck. dropping down again la t hits g > tn 1 S#i rninolr minty, Flda rupt. <’ fi*A h anri«■r brlw»«<ti the Imuf* "1 O H L A N J X ), F L O R ID A entered the library get eatiitht Urt ready' ' l ,r»h Mir fail that an chfcMfUl Irii and l*rl*i i*ii M mill 4y l V law « NprHaf fa« tbrhonf -4H*inei of Min’c rli In y \ Ji 19 15 ’ J •hall *J W e l l ? ” (Jomatidi-d Del Mur of • • * ■ • • A h l “,e fa rm er ran up to tin- brldtit' ---------------------------------- ---------------------------------• iinlr COUHl V, irfuifl-!*. on Abe* ' |/>l *|lr ■ "pn, ■< - <>0M| d Uf IM ' The hell [s Installed. Mr In- sun! * 1 ii rtilirf, A 1* I'll r-, i|i !|w '.'■ai-l Del Mur n emlsshrlen had not re-k tin *Aw It it, ruins Hut down tin* *•-T*»re n rhr -amt I* t* ssnd »s * 1 . i hi - t-r 1 rot t b« r# *hridci, It will he working soon * * orn-il however, that anyone else might toad he cou ld see Klhlno and mj self, |,» nil 1 «:» Sr'hoiftl I 'ttfrlrf N■' urn* « .• f 1 II - O 's l f «»iJ 1 Fjl t inn, I, , ll added Del Mar hiabout to whom the h en -g ra p h was -litlng In the car. etwrlng buck at the i nl* fnuM. Flfirida "! i.iid« *n . Tf u•1o' jn Haifkif itpl■ * 1 f ‘ t MIHKUli to bear IOI errM rtot 11- went t , „ druwer and from It »n open book* 4f l liea A I 1 1 peril which we had so narrow ly es- i Ifir rale nf * i pcf frit per (in V / 1 -i ill h peculiar looking lielnet lu Hilt, (ariher up the hill, hiding eupod Ills face lighted up In as • •i « pa j alii9 •(■till anuutbfl > *aid ' ■« if• thirty >rdl* #sftif tfare *if » which was attached a s rt ,-f harness »in i,g- 11,tv trees, t h - old furmer and cr-a t Joy as u few m om ents b efore it • ' li*-fi>ol flu j t n » r r i ‘ i|* -if *an1 j i n b p ru ll I it uf | S r « t ri I b l u t l l i f f I . ! lM " i 1 lilting i n , r Uie shoulders a,,,| carry had shown despair Ills dog wrer., sitting qulr-ll) 1 * j«r 11 for the I'll P"** of ai The old 'vr n t l n u l r < u u i j t I lut i d s L |Vu| IH • Itanl^ of bar l,.r d a - of pd?#t n»n mg a tank of jjfigon 1 ari’ ic f lurnishtnf and offur The l.eadt>l(-c< What can that hu\« b e e n ' asked man was sweeping ihe Hound with Ills rf <i tiKili and wrbfiot i»uild nrgAiiltrd a«nl 1 »1*r I*n* '■ *- nl' h*-i . a m ist'e kvcjril ci ntrlvnnci -'with Elaine, starting t,. get out of tbs car glasses, as If he expected to »ee norm’ •nl ‘tprnil Ta« School1* *lfir( *I( !t nf hffifjd* \ i) \ t aid* * 11 l 1 ■ |.»r 1 .ea / Ha ( ‘I m ’kcd llkt-^a huge glass eye in thing any moment **- t- tmiI# rounty, Floruta. *»*1 >u t/»|.|«rll -apm| II Vt ••!.!•/ Whul caused it*'* '*•'atioe »tidchiedn»*ii of Jani «iia- Irafl 1r. if and <iotng tiuainrs* under the nrfti I dt w t know ," l rentraed, taking front It was fn reality a submarine .1 T o his surprise, however, ho caught name and style nf h \ f aid» ell A Sin., aid • ell sod life savlrtg apparatus 1 lyfilt-'f ap|rrarftift frntil «bj 1 ■lid l» \ 1 aid * ell, I». l» her arm llrt ily "lint >ugh bus hup a (lush of lint heliograph from the t b»- ■an* ay* /if the ri'luftu - of W. H 0 alsf«i-d nil 11 1do all y delen dan t^ It wa« Intended for us. Di-L M u r . put ft ill, all i n e p t 111, land Quickly h - turned and jolted pen ej t -jai *7, on -bii«k |itnm that **ld e tettoU Hoineono might •4 thr ^mmirr of !h# bond , w hich he carried* illy, lsimj Mown the slgnuls. Niitjt i U fief t b i£ •n dia! undr * an-f/by helmet As In- dl-1 h o . ht- we'd better hasten 1« V IM* >1? *i AIrtue of HI) «tf -1- f r* O *tl tak ■ a shut nt u(' .me. we have the atli! then, with Ills lu-slstal).. w’ei.l i.nr^ 1. 1-ertied great!', excited, for tile tiles fbr| pt|f uarue lit All oF«41*t *h» Af-ri*^- -1j ■- 1 * . «f J • \l tl -a - ar W e i Itil get .ut I - f re un t oil — | fi*lvt I AMi* * r i, v 1 Jh-. aaiii 1 , 1 In; w, 1 II I b r reV sag-- read t-ei.f* id ‘V ‘ ' ‘ •'• -tf t h* I 1411 1our ' Ui «« • i»* -I * s all 11! l'i g III. *1 l.-'t s do . It I ots--,, ge I tie 1 w rf | dlo f | U lll.il I xiilge girl lias III-* lin e tlnll! Ina • ' - , 141( -of thr I( 1i (ft I |v>; ftl , ■#ri b> P Vel l 4‘ ' h• l*f |M -ff ttb-ir f. •’ 1 r v t ,rv lighted ! pv* .11, el--i „ l-'il w.rv 14 w 11 e i- r, li until at. lust tl.ev a i ' i T 1 . » I nj< n- *if Spi-i ill Tax (»tsl. d' r y bw'ii ^ 1 o l* ai f 1 #t> Nti l nl h» niln*j|»- rbufit >. dl » t and Maiftpha j Vemn/ * ■ the ei.intuci- hld4yu ill the underf y •aid Drift r required let be TTTt a ft I f , ft lid w#*J s o b al f i u b l t f - a 1*brush, near the all ere. r lo-fnrt* 1 he rir ui1 cnu t in n*1 I i f Due hi(tbe*. 1 iihd N - s t w J n U d e r . - f o r • • • !» , tK» 1fi1 h Judlrlftl Clrrul! of i h»* :f r (■ a (v>c k o f j[ii 1 n Jg, » mi **v,1 ml* rt'h ■ n*l >■r Del Mar went . ver to the concealed if *»D l lie IlDlli fifty of Mo flulure* n! I' I. r 'a h lx M f l! D D 1 «Io station fr-to wtile, 1 , the suLtuurine beU I’M 4f ! *- 00 nVIiirk j e l l » n d If v> 4 ‘ f t l d w e l l , r . i | UM n» r* i r a d m r ri i h•* ruunty r*f D*fi id•, ml titune* husifie** uttdfr the firm / was s lutnled and jn-Js’ - ^ t h e k<-y us a 1 . irrull, r.i *hr. ft I UI .t alkie of l> S 1 M Uel' A N, >•.. signal Then he adjusted t h - sit! tint ' *1. V h• ' » hy (hr *••id »- wu»- II 4 « s b j w . l l fi I* i vld *ri, • r.>t H 44 kl-l r»i<! t e oi. fir fnnij 4M.J (ald^ell ir •11v1do* 11>. no* % - I rlio- lielon-l I,, his hood ntnl th-yher of ,1, nr 1 «i 1Mft At Wtit<*h 1’ -»»•►, s l o v • f e s e n h e -1 » i , * r r r rn , tel > WH '--d • ijt ltd 1 .hi' nil fat I !•<fi.tr • dew.Hrig Tin lie V\11 n* *• nt * hand a- ahi r r? -*f th|tr f -f h»- - a1riIftfiofi nf 1 f v.-nufiulr, ni ■■. nt I • I ♦ • i f * 11 ■ the! u.ol laiTh-'r.,llp to bis licnil jin n* « pro willed Ly f f.ftl.r. *»l ' N«* • ' l- * t . ■1 v-*-1 ■* r nf | ,11,1 b , f | . f M .1 s J i " L i 1**' 1 * rlg ft 1 h • f 1ft t ■ , rv r, . • . . t V*■’ T i n * f < i | l m \ i n ^ i - n i c t |tii c i | f;u - M i n l r i - f m m c t 'f n m ) " < » ' I d / i - m " i m i liii a t l v / ' F l i M 1As 1 - lisupj ciwert *,i,to thfi* w atirr. * i **f •aii! ri*ti rt nil ‘■1 ♦-Wi J# Vt « Ills c.ii)l*jrary twrncd nu-T <#n l triteh d Ntivi mbef, A ll |*»| , lllCIlt.k. F j i c Ii tif t i l t ’ *-** W i l l ItHVt* t i t l f nl' Ilin M ' ill'-t'l'l lull*' t l l l l l l l j ' Mil* f i i l t l l t l f ' \V i 111 t'T f t i m n . i a ss t . . « 3 rd the rrfSd v * * ‘ <411 C i l O l l . S r m K, ) h Ja< . it ||(| s|»nilL! HI 111111/11 / I I l f s Jllltl ||f\\ lit |Ift’ -i M l l l l II (MHIll MIH*. I <*l t'l 11 111 t i( >t I <>f o v r r f i v e • .. , * * • 1 9 4 m » m 9 9 » > » # * 9 » » (* « S S 9 » n1j11*dr l .jiihty Kltiriils m illio n c o p ie s . F l i r t l i e r < i m i In I m u w i l l l i e ^ i v c i i I lic iri i u j i r o p . >r( m u n > I lie I* l o r u l n TJu- rile around th rou gh •ibp coun- „an ! 1 5 A Detective Novel and a Motion Pic­ ture Drama ^ r lnT ir.1"’. — «9| *al,V Use this clean al ol . . . pure milk f, £ w ' % K t ty innMUh y V \ * t r f it J * L i *, r%t r C \Ti; t4 i- S' D r. J. A . T R O V lL L IO N .'hit M In CANCtR. GOITRE antf tUMORS i*i)m g . ill w :■.1 * \n h ftt l To theJast drop i l M rt * * „ *-4r ( r e t r r * ^ r I * ■ V41T11 U 1,0 (flKDlTOK.S n iT C IK ip C C P A P n ^ •o ihr fminly Judfe. Hrmlnolr <* B U O I l s E t O i J V a / k i \ L r » J ■Duty, Slatr of >"1or d» iO ■ l» t J' ; . 11 I Ipri'* sf-t| * M . l.e(# tTv* OiMf ihtjtcr-. ad ,1 u n r Inch t ards Misll lie Published t * * * * 9t \ 4‘ rri O / (ry. and hack t i tho sh.ite road fr ,m J Ilsl* Mar s was .pleasant In fact. *Jt to -be: with ♦ ' tuts always .pk-asat-i Eljtlne. especially In u car n\Ve were, apiquing sl ug at «• fast r 1 *»’ ,/ rill I ft Iff* * ft p ft ■F|*■l 1,1 drr Thl(4 llrnding \l I he IDilr (>f Si*OT^ r11p v\f rTi tj •I *§h nf .HU, ftr#1 li«ur«fti> tin!si* i Per Year. ‘ ih*%ryaftl. A^-v^' n i dip a turn it shhjrff irnt.ta any Haim* and brtp'ze toyk X *UM and whirled* 1( xtiekfi ytjiis (of rll Itrf of ynu, may H H s*' »• - 1 ! gS ' " * I 4 N %• s H * * • H H v • N I, 4 «i(tl * ■ ■ r .. * " ’T '«!# of Sr mintiJr* eounl), Mi# ur, tlrraif net! ailrtOnialf ftlflt. • iihfr. on* )#ir from thr * Or- Vh. A I) 1915. Mi ■•A It FT I) UOHFUTR. AHminotrstrit DR. C. G. BUTT DENTIST JO (Tice ; Vowcll llitilrflnu'^ SANFORD : 1 l.< fwir.I tap. off t|te rfjuiTStw atnl-nx.^he f*^cV4 of the -s h o r e . ' - FiAlno shif t'd ow n the engine, \Cltli a. V«Kh at tnty'and we lb(( rthe car . b / tfie rpi^d while we ^.cMtnbi-'f’ dgwif tJt«c*Vpclta nMer the hat *Tlt bad Jw-vtt/carilcd .DWi.-tlu* *a u :r , sitJIt- laughing, wa • C iiriis E ol lore- ‘f ^ ln Wilson « Housnolder. , * ■*1 1„14V\ EKS ‘ ; - Sanford.' i nn#l m i l T Ptru,e named ftrubinff tfbout iXSOO pound*; w? -jS Pr -siS a. : V — ............... " -*-evrd I'fST. -Whi-wrlth^, )C ,7*|,|, wffhinfuh# ut \2& k\+ ur-# s*fr»9j aft«y|p#d flDb-kuri -#2*mufc .c, * inn Mill * fl .. lJt f’orj prnmdftj. ftmt! pfl/ JNfkrk Jtpi»; -tint! l „ ur, P r . u "* ; I ’ g VS . bU| J,df«fli rircsft. C lf B K i l Co.. • ror- h-VIone- In thr IMkti'ol “ * kh» m '* L. K. Hurdge and- F.‘ jOf. bun, co-putnr co-mirncrv tamdin* ind rfoir* f. • !, sa-T Wlrl Wlrkban m I t 'u '">'«** if divldu.u“ rd,# •nd T■ W* Wiekh.m, InTo I. •;,*'* ^ n o r l j i: * no".-D»'<‘ « ‘ H/iLon j . iT iuuj,iit4i4», way up ,he rock8 aKttln lo tho car t D P U I T I R 'T . . * Where did It c p m a f t r e m ? " ' . . A K L I l l I x £ v » l j t 1>*. - W e -3IC not kcc *a man atnndlng by ' v " * our car. but he saw us. It was Del MaKfhriJ. Fla . Mar’s n;an whn had paused.on his way Vowci i nidg. > MM t ) watilistljr— A a we pi-^rcnched ho ■ ■ _________ ” __ L hlJ vit the other i l d e ’ cT thn 'r ; ad. * - r ______________ reached I he car cy lin d er Inside was ■V" t i" - .*1" fpcited the cyllndi Vi , a whit lurcptlL \ TTOftNETT ^ r o « N i i r Mitf-CDUNSKI.I.OK a; 'I* Keep wnti h ." R lic iic c »,i State and Federal Cunrts '‘ What docs . I f " ro-'ali ?” repeated 0 rflcr-WowLuff-lildg -x , Sanford Flit Elalfie, jjystltlpd. : " Ttfc* i ■ . " v i ' f- N‘ sitber o (-t u » cculd guess and I ^ ’*V<T ' ' 7 c J "--'-_ i — l iU .' ,tf;ii!jt.w wheiher # * » ....' heth er W\vrTy<,tjld jiuve under■tst /*4. any hotter. If’ we had seen a filmitiV’ fnco, ;wcrliiff at up trem Lex .^ j Imtd n r . c k ' n o a r Ly, altfL-ffiii) M^uLt- "* g-** v - lo fs' the' man knew what w h k*fH"the 1 *>"! t U t h aml what It menllL GE0 .;A , DECOIXESv. DECOIIES ';y-^ .GEO.'^u LA ''I-cr-rl Mirier hu'CnSncvryi., WirlOw, sol*.- fof rirhrtyu.. '"-.O tjhe reafneif^tr JF^nFl flailed It out* w't»*(*v*l(yMi.d e r> iilr tlftllj, c^.ia Florida on 1,0tto lD <Tn^nf which watr*4 Ht •, • “l/t h , •b o ,/ " * * ' *ult has born Instltatad In libs vourt by Vlrglals-Crollns •- t: n...J_mp*nF- ■ corpcrsllos. sgslsit ySS?-,jk: .±1-... r ,3 ,U‘ , "CSS. ....... ,«rh. x c Ih i i i ^ F I n i s ( lit* i i i n r k c l i n f ' u f a l n r w c r k u l t i m o o f f r u i t l h a l t t w o m i l l i o n l l r t ^ c s . rv * •The nratigr* you grl tmdrr the ^rald>lVf■rl tiadrinatk arr a?. pVtrr, juicy. »»ret and foil flavor rd a* if < yv*u had pictr-l thrm from your own oranjjv grove. — ^ .S ' Sealdsweet Oranges lltfi'c'(wm’ itickrd, clranrd and packed into bote# by wnitf-glnvcd iv o p r r g umiir n u cl»Ui>h (bat t« ifalica.tli adju»tr«l «-> avoid ibiihagc lo (br fruil.- M SHI | |( h si t: — ------------- cinmbert-tj 'ovi-r tHj .pdCkk,- Elahtu Up* •’» l by virtue «| ■ dvrrvc *' frnilrrid.by lh« HonorilitB THOM AM KMMK T WltftON slsteu1 cHJtig It heraelf and Jn /^ c f4 s - ■ ' thr s.v.ntb Judicial ('Ircuil of thr o f / i t . ^ h o ^ iva» jvMaJtloutr.vjt V r IT.IHil SON IIO lN ItO IH I H dl.!. gof/ * 1 "i*l» tor Krminolr county In - •11 1na In ■ certain ram therein ,•hand ..... 0 „ , t i...... It'S., im-. nhtut •bmetlijittbb.'.hvtl , 1 *h-‘T»,B Thr llirvrh l.utnbcr (*om1 t ..'"'"r'stn sa x ind W. W. IlruJy snd *c * 'I> irr drtindsnu, the und«rsi(n,M . , her'*! msilrr In chinrery will - 111 -r On,, i VI*F»•t in * heel bidder, tor r»*h. Ho»(!■ ", \h* f °uri Enure door in UsnlntJ. MoVjJi Ucsl h - u c o t .» i l r - r • ;*■ __ • ~r-' v.- " . ~ ~ - ~ * hook. ,rfl 1 t U .n 'w l t l S olloVRSk"P.’ i'l *+> r “ IVhal flu you supp ,ae It IfC" she fcf'Vi1 n hofVj^<nuI# J m .nurd TjT I f . y y , ¥ \ / f / x 1 1 o * 1 1 ! f | I I nsk«id. Ii .k ln g It over aa w e mttde nor A »**. tj,lo M, f. 1 eftd ( ®RrX Active.Work to Extend Markets By the Florida Citrus Exchange uf "vrt llS l: » i m p s is> t m A r •' 3 ^M A X W E L L * HOUSE COFFEE Is Perfect o A sk Your Grocer \ - It’s Just as If You Had an Orange Tree f\r. _ Outside Your Dmibg !* t Mi ! 1 %;l .. , "j -id'll s.v3 SUITE 9. COURT HOUSE A'. \0o. dllrahej L“tt > tho car and start­ ed again! A m we disappeared tho man r*nt* fr n behind the rocks and ran £ “ / v.\ ^r5ldA>vrct nratigc* ary grown by member' ' nf the-Flu'rida Cittu* Exchange and m a r ­ keted by this co-operative organisation of citrux grove owner* Sealdsweet Grapefruit ~a ‘W o # - A ie .o f the Mine luperitTtdty nnd^ire gryr\n3' bjr‘ Hi f l a m e persons, «Try- tdrnc-ihit j^ar. -t Sealdsitfet oranges am! gTsttefruft are useful hi many wavi. Illuitrated Imoltlel irflihjphAw tn u»e aruEserve- ■ them free op application. » ■ t ' * Aik your 4 m Iff'forHraUiwifi oran|r4 un J ftniprfruli. Ilo can £r4 ihrm for >ou urge lilui lu Jo »o. Florida Citrus Exchange _____ Citizens Bank Bldg., Tampa, Fla. Ft- _ *A UM .>■ - ^riii/Wtl'^Ttiiiiii^aM-t.Hlny the nipst jmlciit factor in developing tl.Miiand fd ortuj^vRH^ Kriipefrui^. The under wliicdr it is handled ftieLs fruit, nufm ' A.h\yidsVrithe dt^il^rs o f u communUy nt. the time the advertising is started. If yvou' * PHONE ID \ Boom WhidoW.'. 1 “■ LAWYER lr Florida Citrus Exchange, Tampa, Florida * ^ .W "* •j- • & I �THE SANFORD PACK EIGHT NpyEMnER 26, I9|s HERALD * KepwfI o f ”S VARIED HISTORY Ns- stis - . V’ FIRST * NATIONAL V IL N A HAS LONG B EE N A PLA C E OF IM P O R T A N C E . Mads Capital of the Province of Lithun anla In the Fourteenth Century— Figured In the Diaaatroua Campaign of Napoleon. * ____ •i V- m ra m * :: -. i i v 'Mr*- : .. . . th o r*3 in n sa n ctu a ry EF-i . ■. . In * llna n io ro CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING At Sanford. In (he Stair o f Florida, al thr close of business Nov. 10th, 1915 Itraotmra I hank, do ■olrrndy ***e*r that the atmvv *tatemrTit (, tru, -10 ihf iw«t of my kn*i*iiti£r md Mi«(, honored. Above tho old town gate II. F . W H I T S K i t . Cw*hicr F r ed e ric I I . H a n d near the railway station thore Is n 8 u l e c r il* * d a n d a w fun o , fnfr rrw* l l«i* d i) S U ( 'Hu p chapel which possesses an Imago of 4.1 Nf»%»ml*rr U»U» T J MilW f*I»y*1r I», f’fHjrh, MJ'tvcftitfw the Virgin fnr-fumod for miracles N o l n f ) riilitii * You may see the street below full of K I > r of n i n «w»>i«m « x i»i f t * N a %, i»* h . ! 9*1 H ranks of worshipers kneeling and crouching In prayer. Catholics of the 1-utln noil of the Greek church unite In their faith In the Virgin of the O b tra Itrnmn chapel. T h e I'eoploN Bank, at Sanford, Vl'lna Is the headquarters of Ihe gov in the Slntr o f Florida, nl the Close ernor general of the Lithuanian prov of llusim-ss. N o * e m b e r 10. I S l 5 luces and of an army corps. It tn an H csotiffrs ImiKirtant educational center. It has |,llitlSt!fl l ( f i l * 1 t1 :v, n:. tr, » large trade In timber and grain At 1 Foi Rent— Thirteen ror'n loom. ing hot.se t no block from phatofBtg j W. H. Beters. -H-tf For Rent— Three office room* 0Vtf [Uc Store. N. H. Garner. For Rent— One house ke»p|„t apartment. Mrs . Charles Henry Smith, 308 Park . avenue. hetweeg 3rd and 4th slier is. FOR SALE ou tside FOR RENT Rooms for lent, light h o u s T k ^ ) ing. 417 First Kt. Second hand fm nilurc foi sale. Call after a,.)^ hoiiis. Mrs,*!. L. Andrew* Im i u ■ml IlMciHititt S30C.9S3.10 ()\*-frlraJla, •eeur*.!,,--------------| 772.23 UnwYurml ------ ---------- ----— 12237.99 2. (M M ! II. ». Hoed* to aavur* circulation 8,750.00 All Local Advertisements Under Honda other than I). 8. Honda i'U'dg d to Secure Hoatal This Heading TIIKEE CENTS a Havinta Mrpaait* $6,000.00 Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Securitira other than II. 8. Hondaihot Including atorkai Charge 25 CentH. oamjd unpledfH _ — .A42.C6cl.li9 Total twn<l», wrtiriltra, ate. ----- L_ c.eco.sai >♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ j Suherription to alock ol Krdrr al llcaerea Hank .. ___ _ | 4.200.00 la w amount unpaid____ 2,100.00 2 . 100.00 Furniture and Fixtures. . . ___________ _ 9 * 2 .6 0 ileal Fatal* owned other than hanking houae ________ __ _______ 1.748.47 i o m m s o o o o o o o o m v o o v * N n Amount Due from Federal Kmrrve For Sale— Good ml round muro Hank____ _. . „ ___ _ _____ 6,610.27 Net amount due (ram ap­ buggy and harness. Cheap (or cash proved reeerva agenla In a.520 06 1 Box 1250 or West Side sto re. 17-t other m e v e ritka.________ $8,520.06 Net amount due from hanka and hank­ er* (other than included In 10 or 11) 1.311.46 For Sale— Ford trurk, fine shape, Other rhecka on hank* in th# *amr city of town a* reporting hank______ »5.»2 bargain. Five passenger Uuirk, great Outride Cbecka and (Hher big bargain, $250.00. Seminole Co. < aah Ilrma..............„ ..... .11.019.32 Fractional rurrwnry, nlckela and Garage, Sanford, Fin. 19-tf renta 1.01X70 2,068.02 Note* ol other National Ilanki 2.753.00 Coin and certificate*__ _. . . ___________ 20,285.00 For Sale— Ten acres of tho best lledecaptlon fund with U. S. Treaiurer high h a m m o ck land, west Hide, just not more than 6 per cent on rim iU tlon 417.00 A Complete Line of Over Coats and Mackanaws <,< >! ;h ** 1nn,n2011.000 •«; 1 he estimated at 201 See This Line Before you Buy i| BANK They ca^l Vllna "Llttlo Paris," Tho resemblance la not, however, striking to tho western eye. When you have discovered that VHna stands on n river, with hills rising above It, You will find llttlo more suggestion of aria. Ha river, tho Vlllya, can bartlr; bo 200 yards wide, and flows through many winding gorges or do* flies densely shadowed by flr and birch. Tho town Is crowded In nar­ row and not too savory streots on tho slopes of tho hills, and above It. on the summit, callqd Zamkooaya Gora, or Castle hill, stand the ruins of an eight-aided tower of red brick, tho remains of tho castle which Qodynim, grand prince of Lithuania, built early In tho fourteenth century, when ho es­ • tT fr t lf— • ' ------------- ------------------------------ t i l l ,2362)0 tablished Vllna u hla capital. Dut the silo has a much older history. IJ . Millie. Whatever tho primitive faith o f tbo Lithuanians may have been — and Capital Hlock paid in...__.$ 3 5 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 strange are tbo stories In old chron­ Surplus Fund ___ _______ , 3 5 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 Total capital and mirplm _ $ 70,000.00 icles— It Is reasonably certain that IJrdlvidrd profit. $ 1 7,94 9.98 Itcwcrced lot Ti 1.000.00 far away In the dark ages they wore 18.949 38 worshiping a sacred flro kept forever tw n m , InU-n-.t —---------burning, like the flamo of the Roman !,**■ rurrrnt rapam and taaea paid 1.213.92 14.736 06 Vestals, nt the foot of this Castle hill. Circulating note* outatandtng ( 8,7.50.00 W e may, therefore, assume that Vll­ Net amount due t approved rrjwvtc agmla in N. V, (,'hlragn a d M. lamta • 1,931.81 na, like Chartres and many another lmdividual dvpmit* tu b lm to check 162.467.85 t o l drpnalt* due In city now forever associated with the Cccllflcatcv than 10 day* 17.746 16 glories and fho mysteries of the Chris­ rcrtiflvd cheek* 119 10 Fiw tal H iving* drpndta tian fal|h, was a shrine of an older Total demand drpcwils. llviru>32. 33 34. 1.193 57 and grimmer religion long before its 15. 36. 37. 38. 39 . 171,145.98 limedrpoaila 107.672.45 hills had heard the message of Chris­ other Hit)* payable. Including ohllgation* rrptianity. On tho spot whero tho pagan 4 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 m m tln g money bocroanM ____ flro flamed stands now a placo like n 1414.236.30 Tiytal Greek temple, tho Cathedral of St. Stanislas, wherein Is the silver coffin Mate o( Florida. County ol Heminolr. I, II. F. Whltner, Cachier of thr* attovr-named of thegrent Polish saint. Caslmlr. Out m m s' \> ~f. Ike l oodlUun nf The For R e n t—Furnished ronrm M Tho Oaks. 401 Magnolia avenur ____________________________ -':i-9ip ' * For Rent—-Five TOO IT) co tU ff 1216 Park Ave.. $ 12.60 per month' including water. G. W Spcm**. y e 26-tf Rooms for Light Ittniaekeeph^ furnished or unfurnished. H 2 tlo avcnui;. 24-tI corpornte limits. Half in 'cultivation 4 years. A bou t 260 largo pines on other half. AH fenced nnd ditched. Quarter^mile of two shipping stations and First St. Pttrfect drainage. $ 11150 -will b u y it if sold within the next 10 duys, worth $3000.00. See owner, 207 French avenue. 11-tf R oom s and hoard. $06 Myrtle avenue.__________________ 2 t-2 m o s -p G ood six room house with bath and electric light for rent. A, prd C onnelly! 15-tfe *4 For R e n t— Several nice offitv' rooms over Y o w e ll’s. Enquire N. P, Yowell Si Co. 3 2 -lf . ' F o r S a l e - Eggs and B aby Chix of celebrated Regal White W yandottes, big performance, h eavy laying birds; am (looking orders for same now. Also a few pullets and <o eke re Is, of same strain F l' Strong, 106 E. Th ird St., Sanford. 16-tf For Rent or Sale— House on pgj. I metto Ave. W. J. Thigpen 101-ti j For R en t— One room coni to depot. Enquire 12.‘1 W, For Sale— T w o fresh ’ milk cow*. St., corner Oak Ave. 15-tf Hand Rro;*. • XI For Item — T w o furnished room*. For Salt Glob. to niu i<> W ilk e-1 III 7 West Second St-, 20-tfr field . alibage plant r« a d \ (or •>• tR oom s for Housekeeping r<W)m$ t h<*if*and M yl ling. <l (in »t*r plu nf* grow ii l* I! ■I** . Fi for lodging, with nil moder* 1 * • Kjnt hi*•n<■$»** it t l hi* Pu i r v i»' u, <Igdert , Fla 25 Tip St and French Ave J2-*lr K viru ode ginc 2 b Jit5 Ferry n* w boat ( ’all en-* it M onro 2;i-i( F or S ale T w o *lo,y -i\ ro om house co n v en ien t!;, lo c a t e d .*! price In-low ils i al in i ii d •••mi-* A ls o nrfe v a cu n l lot well lo i.lte d . last ol c l o s i n g no « « t n l e \ I’ ( mi nelly » 2 il Furnished room for rent 143m prefetred Friitleg Hi 7 Fast Seventh St liejitl*. bath -’ t.-tfr For lt<-tit T w o sere* •*; i..* i-*J i f . Innd in Florida F c ■- 1 *ro«l.to well, bind It, good •-it* • nui house Near Moore s Station Ir.- \I 11 ol 8i of I P M cC le lla n S t n t lo ll *t Miwify'i J ic 't r S * people Mol I *o Rein Hoilsi.......... . ■i. LrFor -ali 8(i oito .oiuH' lei i ,,, ,.*j Its chief Importance Is neither uilniln .y t i l * 1 1 1 d o f c U f t f i t r m s l i e d lit;* tnnot Istrutlve nor commercial. It stands keejivtig r o o m s , (etc Also lot o h . at tho Junction of the railways from llwellihgA, f eP 1 1 Ifcelery .. o wild Merlin and Warsaw to I’ etrogrnd. that 'l-'o r Sirfi Mi or improved i’ leaseil '* 1*■* and Is. It Is one of tho greatest renters of S.t'n i i . oj,|ir^A i eommuniratIon In Hossln. From lb*H old • !. German frontier It Is 120 mtleB dis­ 2t,-4if tant. from Petrojfrad more thaTi 400. ( - . . utl ; c“V 6 PYorn Warsaw It is 257 miles. Mut a C ** For aSalh^ CJ.e. ip *T•>,ui i •ire •V. 1 these railways, though the most Im­ b] .24h ■jj graft* •d ftvm . l*« itrisg. tri r T e l >1 portant. are not thn only lines which . 'r * o \a t; ♦n h a t A ’ lb *.T‘ d rflt'l ■ 1 o l.fl I converge on Vllna It Is connected bv 11o>1104( <• ill 1, * s t" f Oil III! rt nt* U l . i * (■)> lirtrvs ■ ^ .. k \4* ! a line running southeast, through l r. ill 41 Ill) P !x(it*' t e i d e r , g r a ver l» ' ) foUt'M d| el iff!-’ 1 ■ ..i* o •) •111 a , Minsk, with KlefT nnd the great rei * 1 i> ’ In- b n i t * '>,i • i , n i ) 1 » 1 u * «* V smirees of southern Husain, whltn yet thr. Hr 1* ..1 1 4 , ’ II ll \ 1 5 I.. I... JT>-» "ty IV . >r"5 .4 another hrntlt h gives i ommunlentloti 1 s fiMr r4 - ■ Il1 I't >i i - w l i n R - a i i l c . i r r ^ r ^ f f t due south with ttie fortress of Mrusl i-t " .ii *up|io*i (ftilT.i ,'fyf. ” ' »». ijltuvnk nnd thu P r lpet ’ valley ami *.Jl! o * n wqh- fir- 4 chiss’ r•*f, -• mc 'irt Itovno. Through Minsk on tho south ( a hi rUnilini fasten ) lino runs tho rnllwny, which Mur lie It lo r p a 'a lr j puss *ss||W * Sufficient rnearif.ol ikeir ' IV. 223 s-l llaii k« by -*wny of Smolonsk reaches Moscow. o w n t o ‘ j A f p t i o r t t h e m s i ^ i f i * Imad ..9.9;l i 22 8 a » i l l * * I k I c a ll V im v n i Il was Vllna whfch Napoleon choso Total \ d d n - ^ r f i t h ref* la m g f u r n i s h e d ns tho advanced hnso o f his famous* H illa I ' a y a t 0♦ T| n I* \ \ llltri, { 11■► '*9V*. KjJ Invasion of Itimsla ^ Ho secured tho y, lit lliti* of the Nlemon and made Vllna the strategic center of the French Mn. foreeic Wlien lit) advanced ho left Mural In command of his magazines and hospitals Tho greatest of French | ' *J ‘ » ' it $ \ lenders of cavalry seems an odd and [ H L 11i f f I I’ ***! * 1 *t .1 l.’i- t s . l i l r H a * * N i g h t II. p i s , w* t o w . r * it i»i ir a l l ] , . » h u > i m . i >Inexplicable ch oice for such a post. 1 |j$ L r* inr i h ■ ^ 4 ' 1 1 |M a f | s a r l i l a r n e t l l > - l H raIff nf .t Tilt f <m fij i f • j i«11 f * $• , , t i * «.*..• *• Nor did Murat, who might have done | ,.f M jfY , tu r c e d to M r s P! P I sue. »r> »• " I tr iip u s a • ,*r ,r i, N l . l i M *'.4.*i.' much for tho advance ami something M y ru m fiiiM iiih vti»irr* N o v *•-y. K. n. S. Jaltt.siip A' rv. J a m sou (V.SA«t» jfe -A ;----for tho retreat, distinguish himself 40 K ('y press \ \ *, , i *’*’ ION ! at tho baso. 11Ih mon when tho dis­ aster o f Moscow was known pillaged In 4'irrLit r'osH. S n .r n lh JiiUlrlal I'lirul* , Srn*in*l' • U a l | . I I o i M A In I'hnnrcry- J the stores nnd left behind 20,000 sick S O t a ir ) H u S a u n . ' » « ■-* * ’ J —’ •e. nnd wounded and 6,000,000 francs, Na- j ! x 16 all poleon hail run nway from the place D E N T IS T Iti-'P r r In disguise some d ays before When lJ(Ir f> II 1 a ra jto o * (b!H*Pl r Ik i , F • — -a tlm riling a ns' cn'mo bqck. twelve dayd ■till all p"i it ft , « U I» I » t * I *> * >4 turn rrm lyinTF. i'Wifi .i. unu Inter, they found Jn on e hospital aloud fvvt* iD*»f«rr »»• * • ** “ i3 * **.>:••* • » *' ‘ ’ •,7,500 dead bod Lon piled like pigs of t t l \ i i U l i i i * 4 1 r r|* * I l f I U M l o f if f 'c a d one above tho other." i .$ I r r M f I ‘ ^ M - r R M ftt WANTED DR. C. W, FAIN - ® e a r- I n ,. ^ -V - £ Sw writes under the pen tiara n of "M orlce llonrrd.’’ rr,V ••v . Substantiated. •’ H ow ’s the hotel you stopped a t In Spoltsvlllef" asked tho first drum ­ m er.-,, ” 1 could hu arrfatnd fbr saying what I thin k o f lbs) hotel," answered Ibi? - * a * second drummer. , * "Nonsense!" •• ‘ “Nothing.of the sort... In fact, one wnol led to another, and the,landlord had mo arrested for that very thing. B1r. ? •t / , ft Winter Park, ■*»*■ * tlHt f a l Ui * V * t . • • I1 •»“ r •» W m -c 1 .. Maxwell’s Magazines % JjSWEtBR m y ■mib n or • . ( . l a it ■I* b » » an<l . ! ■ « • • r a t n t ••• r a i n **i £ b a » ill .Prat.' 1*~6. »* • cunttaod »»•() tit*»l >u-ef*'« *juvrc)| *f»lnrt fc'fc’nSSS sv;.o n!wIVJi fle,,.,,,! „ n , 1 w h e n y o u ’ n e'^! e * | printing p rltitlp g , do them »s DvrvM *« „ r^ n gfjt> i*fi- I. I'Vl» , h - 5 n l . t la* P ^ ^ o o r , ^ I *«*'.- (r*/ I yf cun' . . . , u .1 L1. _ _ _ _ _ .... ______ ______ Hnlard H#r«IS, « « . » .(*••» paWjvW In i m ;.„ ..-Pis.ilr ..tu**y. rUrida:# ih»» _ , •• in A f h V M fia iu n g l < n jrr h j- d ' ^ |ltv n a t h * h i * « f t n WRI«J n * w ^ t » i p * T ■i tt *■ •* ‘nUl , 2 4 t h d a y l* l*l.i o oliru . lor v lg s t roB»*rullvo| , , p i : f fc .l t t ill C.rtftW cl.lm ln * »n InlHCtl Is S6‘ lu *»*d rrtl I * U I 4 IM . Of. . . . a a .mr# ---- • - w#*v *---•** fly i t ^ 'r f,i' ,'i*u.ha.t f»r notIlM i**-I v iid DIcklnaoB A DiHttn •on, __ r-i-T -* * . * I°f ( oiuplflnan 2S-Pri-I3ie I witsw* my p» • •*’ •». , 0<''. •' ■ Periodicals Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s >, u ‘ *i 11 - “ f WronV W orst Work. en'o W< J v l* ,, ■’ *■ id St. Stephen’s. Cqleman street. I>on ri.ift*.| |« • 4 . , _‘ . 4 M *I- I a ■ * •■•it" ••" " l don, England, where a memorial tab , ,1 . , a k l HT l/ ' *! *■ m If* Ji l a .f U . ttm %us» of CJsV* let to parishioners whej have fallen ll>|i ii lit-L* v* '• %14** ‘ at .tho .Trout Jins Just bNen unveiled, dg| «i f ’ ■ in -ji »* was once unkindly called "(lie poor- f f |¥* « tepil * * 9 11- it*-" *»■!$■•* **»* ’ » <•«» hf .e^l o f all W ren ’# works." T h o orig­ * $ ptoii 1 4 * »»t 1 Af\ s m inal f-dlllce, uncord Ing to Stow, was i||.i«D t*. ct '‘sometime a nynngojf|iM pt tl)0 Jews, i r*» r* •• iUi fcn > • * and probably beojirad a pnrlsh church t \ L X. 4 s. rtr n i l 11 • ‘f \ . 1 t: rord banianoo. A relic o i , ^ j $ VVr miui/ (l* , r. * when they worn * eh remains over tho gnlO; ; i^ ,' ,,/;i tho old church i)n .. J,,, way. where 4< high relief reilreschln4$j«r*. a Mi ir*:%jfitit•h tlofi o f tKo lost Judgment, rarely n o­ I l f fci JiJUtl.tLp A lW .itf : i ^ l h t l t U IjllRfticed by passers by. Is ono of- the I l f i f ,. n *’ • I - T V *I * 18A !, l l ! T«kVruy *«* , f 1 )!» *• i *i riy two. r * ' i , quaintest specimens o f ancient art tn %*.*«* >. •*• * Lfcndon. Hcfoo gives great praise to iiat .t, ,|l la I h c o l i K • .<u < -).l [ c o T J lfiU ln t nit I >V il ■John Hay wort!, under-sexton o f this C t M tt L a id . Da* Ui,rU ■!«, cf J e iu a r v , l''U ‘ , church, who stuck to his post during n r . » ! ■ . « » II l " - *■■*■•• * * J'* thn plague, huHed nil thu dchd from y o u a m i t o i a l *1 • •* > u t 7 i eir N? liNf* mf1 * •8 'flro* m l i 6 a l > -9 this theti populous pnrlsh, and “ never (fiM had tho distemper." The present vlcnr •* * **■;. , £n ■ a ft H nl) l»nf ’ * hr I rt • 3 tnn hurry. :-a n R C ? IA L T IE S : ' I’ll KAllIFNllAND-PAlNtKH ‘-| GOKJMM‘3 STERLING SIIAKK ROGe RB* M A T E D WARE prices El.GIN ANF ViAI.T1IAM;WAjCI 0I« Cliff Fox. "HonfatjU* largely-» » » « * r o being found ouL" Yb ian't call » a heavyweight Jet* bocauoe ho'* ^ top—look at tb’ foam on he«v- • trott Free Preaa. - ,*4^. *,&-*&??‘ t * : �' V . ! ' V ' ' . ' * * V * • ••**• v •.••’ » ■S T ». .- ,. "* i.'T * ? ! :T. ; W IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION published ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS SEMI-WEEKLY //V S A N F O R D — L ift VOLUME VII SVNFQRD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 30. 1913 BIG LEAGUE MAY TRAIN IN SANFORD FLORIDA FIRST OUR ST. JOHNS ADVERTISING IS RIVER FOR C A M P A I G N UNCLE S A M . ING CAMP i . ----------S- „\.:S*nfard ha* within 1U gra*p seh.V^uffnR a national bnae ball club for t'fC’ thftr training ncishn. . * . ‘ Through the peraonalwfrieqd*hip cxiAtii.K bet feet D Otha \tyttheH.. the WILL HOLD A MEETING IN SANFORD ON THE TENTH / ■Y- * • In the meantime the only military activity seems t<* center aroutul M ona.it ir, the fate of which ii oK scure Reports concerning it are most contradictary Farther to the north it is reported timt the Serbian armies are divided mtd two KWtions and are retreating in Albania and Montenegro An tine*pecletl• lull has conic, on the eastern front, and I’atip reports ijuiet in the weast. Lotybm, Is Vept England. Nov. til prominently In G rei'K go vi rnmciit : k ready t** dm "M. , ,:li i .e anti will d eliver the cuss the propositions made by the fni:- t measure of publicity during en/i-nte powers and satisfy all de tti* tr.lining season. The Louis- rtytnti* which will not compromise •• . tt.g C i(i will playj other natidbal Ils ' neutrality. *■u|^» an Athens disI.,: I t.„ mi «t which time Y^ie, full putch jcj. the KaiTiutige Ttlegraph i n s - .ml results are /lashed over Com puny t ;it- tie a t ide country b y the Associ­ I’fcws This hefts is, always hiitfed Sanford, Fl^i-i, The 'value of tii publicity cu|U duiYdly* he estimut. i One tiring i* cfrWitn,- if new«p ap 'f' vhargfd for thf* kind of a d ­ it r A nit y would be aliU- to ated I .a t I’ aris, France, Nov. ;I0 Greek government's reply latest note of the entente wns delivered Sunday, says y-as dispatch from Athens. The to the powers a lia- tl' Presbyterian C. E. The Presbyterian C, E. mct^Fridny pight with good attendance and ^several visitors. Meeting was In charge of Miss Annie Lee Cald­ well, ledei. Subject, "H om e Mis­ sions.” AH member* of the com­ pany' look part, furnishing an inter­ esting. program. The C. E. will rntertain the Fed­ eration of Young People's Societies on Tbuisdpy the church _ J evimlngcat erntl nnrlorit' * f»- TJflfH AVIJiL BE THE SLOGAN OFFER SUCH parlors: The next*• meeting ■’ will y blh.''1ft advantages F O R charge of Co. C and a large "at­ V* FOR THE RIVERS AND tendance in desired ns « c will have DEFENSE AND HABORS COM our Efficiency chart. IN PEACE TO PREPARE FOR WAR TRAFFIC The Sunday Tlmea-Unicn, Jack­ sonville, of week ^ since contained the following, representing as stated an expressiort of earnest and zealoff^ desire and sentiment from thousands of good eftixens resident in the cen­ tral part of Florida, who are awake to the future welfare of the state and who, public spiritedly, for rea­ sons commercial, strategic, eco­ nomic and greatest good to the greatest number nnd greatest area directly interested, devoutly hope and pray that the hoard of engineers now engaged in their commission of investigating and designating a bers of commerce and other civic route for that link of the great nuiirgiinizstions held in I’ ulatku on tioi til intracoastnl waterway, Jack­ November 3rd, at which '* rh6 sonville to Key West, may and will “ Florida First" Commission was . Veport fa^orul ly the St Johns as the formed to have charge of this adver­ Ipgirsl nntl feasible inland water line tising campaign, the proposition ha* of I'omWetcu and vessil going north been prcseniud to practit ally every .arid sodihr'"7,'. The ftt. .river is, V natural community in the stale ami a grati­ w ;jt jy w ! y , vjYf-ltdv^ navlgiilflv fioni fying number of these have indicated Jaiksonvillr^ -banft id. From tin their intention of par linpfttiiig in *1 «c*int to, Cake ami lhence by u the campaign,. At the Sapford irlg pitch organization wTMch tfUjjtbpt shoi t/gu t -pastw urd t o 't h e Indian lArlyVuuld make a water rtfuiso to he represented in" the ndv to south th roygb the will be expected to tUVn over to th« 7 |Mly e(|0idtal in- its M-cntc treasurer "f the ('uni|hi»-.ftm it* rivesV its tnestirnalV value Hunt a nf t In- f unds .* ' mfcrce,"- tilling., s eek in g, Uj- TOM WATSON ' IS ON TRIAL ^Augusta. Gai, X o v . 30. — Thomas Watson today took the stand in his own defense on charges of sending obsene literature through the mails. The attempts of bis attorney to bring out through his testimony that there was "m otive behind the prosecution," wan halted by the government, which objected anil the objection was sustained. During the arguments on the objections WntOnon left the stflnd arid argued in his own behalf Watson failed to have introduced entire copies of hi* magazines, but sticceecded in ' getting in tuples of contents and artiiles containing the language o b ­ jected to Watson has culled no witness. It is believed the case night go in the jury (might or to morrow Watsoj, ,/.iirceeile<| names of books he i|iioted in prod lining scene articles, and fen-c reslcil m introducing saitd he had the alleged ole then the de- tins KERN ELECTED A S LEADER ■■ l.. a » e for l.lve Oak "^^iiliititry * piepiretl ness is cssential to national security apd the safeguarding of the national bor*°G and I am heartily in favor of a rea: sonablo increase in our army and especially in out :HaVy." The speaker was Senator Jo*. E. Ransdell, who has just returned to Washington from his Louisiana plan­ tation, whern he spent the sumnjcr, nnd on which it 1* said the Senator is practicing diversification of crop* raising less cotton anti more hogs and hominy and things. " B u t ,” continued the Senator, "as a necessary auxiliary to the aTriVfcd forces of the United Slates, there must be adequate facilities for the speedy mobilization of men and munitions in event of war, and the cheapest and most petmanenl means that can be provided is to be found in Improved inland water­ ways . I deli (Mire a* f«l*e tin* chargethui river anti harbor upjiropnu(ions are wholesale steals and useless extra vugunees, and am convinced that they are not only wise expendi­ ture* but safe and sound invest meats ubteh will j»ay Mibsmntial d.vidends in cheapening transpnr t.ition charges, thereby lowering th< cost of many staple commodities to the ultimate consumer. “ The next convention of the National River* and Harbors - ConKrc-of. which meets in Washington December 8, It and 1(1, will tend to crystalize the sentiment which is be ing aroused throughout the country against the foundles* charges of 'pork barrel’ which reached a -m • 4 ■ 3 If the total fund reucfiLt 1^0,000. Mr - and Mr* H E Tolar and which sum i f ha* tteen ihc effort <>( creasing apU tribubny' to this outlet U > "the. family leave today for Live Oak the commission lo raise, the attrac- and fnticke,'. and- invaluabb where they will make their future lirio- itnil ayivaniuges of Her id a will a< cnmpljAl)tntutt which other wJter hp.rfir Mi Tolar Ivas put chased ini irr|trpVvmciits which in hii he repeatedly presented esetiled during duilng « w,'ev “ . liitorcst in the ' ('tti sens Batik of pelmd of about two months through ttnvo tiTTviUlLdy must be that «-lfy und . will ocn ipy mi of periodicals and newspapers rrugj^r1 ficial position ip the bunk Sanford ing more than twenty million homijg.ij Especially should be carefully cony hates to lose’' .these good people Any smaller amount will secure’ ii si dvrrfl'" 'l i mA'd m men's territory ’iWv> .from our nJiUt but wish them well pioport ic nnle volume of ptilijudt y. rapidly populatitig that would be in thi-ir ue \f home and commend The ail vert ising copj*does ntU'e'spet- bejidfled Iry Ui^ Ht Johns route. them to the people of- Live Oak as Adown -.the Ka t.Gqakt -practically , ||\ met.lion llt.v |or»lxty rtf illy’ ntin* b c -1 of •II l r e n* M ' T “ lar h.<“ M im .it in I lie filihu-ter* re-u liin g r..ft (.fjb u r.on e side o f L ^ m ^ c r w . i y would f» fV* ' ut pi I” * •,t s t hi ht'Hl *t fe-nl < " f 1 ; hi- ity for many lit tfic defeat of I lie l.i-t IWO Rivers H« 11hi tl ih II ge net i I way wuii t h;i;M'i* f uMial.h-. m tlgytc G or.ly a i.ar anil G .irb o ts till! T h r iipponiui I- o f ■ ^ (w a d d hit* u y u p i e ' l m t i n v p n - i Ih .t fui ilmr fa c t' w ,ii[ f..w stiij* of land* to Hie e.1 , : , h ■’ lltsil J" watjuway linp i o v i ; m c nls have mad*' t t o u - <t( t r u - i ^ it o f' .last o in - b e i n g tic stipplted by any of the oorntrier( ■Wiijle over 4 b o Sl Johns way* b o t h ' S i d e s a t e hWnlnlle f o r m ilei,/in flct M ,hur uI FaopDw Bank und welkin H n g ^ . t h Uhui u.tercli;I bodies joining in tho campaigY, Stilt retain* stork in that in stltu -j* W 'f<. »»«< b^*uKo friends of water-. The utlverUsemorits have been very frty.m roiyst ;to qoast. Alottg tbc iVihTyVnyw have not sufficiently lakt’P th*>bigbty ron’ j lin enred by leading pit io- utiAy yivets, .'ns for instance the , . b |oUen*ive aiuj iffirtvd these slanders, lli'ity spec!! lists (rony villinus see- (|c>Yi)walia.1 far utirhing aieas would many wi 11 meaning fieoph* have < ommerrial Club Ttvnlghi ct'iitriHuth'^C# btt.mei* and won -V • The ill in I* terre pr* -ef 111 g ''• club or tiny ctuli fj iia dr up h t»" i • si -1 ' to ili 11 ri * h i r ■ s*ur> for the city where guvi'rnipejit I rt(ia> a collei iiw i.oti ,U * ’ ili trains to defray tjii! .cliRfis ftlitliruug"<v\aht measures the pow Mpct sesj tl|e„Ajty. getting id k v tu r ii ers desire Grvuce to take, in vcon­ ’ ,tV , g'U(f” i'er^ipts ami advertising. formity tht-'jiridi Chin ary agreement *> ' Sot* i-tbBji .t^e -cit>^ g e t^ rtfbre than recently rendtWjlb * T he note was in u c i..* , so hint Imen '-ii-'-f makes •response reck govermtuuii 'it il monetary loss, tuft 'from * the ri-ijiii-st Tfir ’'p re cise m f o r m a ii o e u l I'M - n f t l i y f - o u h t t y Tin- <'oic im-rclal CliHi will meet ti Tt the c i t y 's name is kept to' w hat Was war Teil . . ' sIt Uill Iti refilled that the Filial k» *1i*on- ly be opbrii tL. UK esp«o*tally il tin.igbt in Jic city hull All mem the ■f'KTDO1"*1 citj«v^.l b*e.. \slate I " " ■ My liyfore tho* *hole -r -. canal . ■dmul'l hers ure Ti'rtU.wtert to tin present.* meettPlr wfiirh oigmrzeil tlie “ hlor , i '\ c r - . lie /V o n x t r u c t f r f T h e . k-sjl* t.itis the citylias n|l to i.lrt KlrsC' faitituiw i"1 wa* t he rc ! ■ • ir. i-W MITTEE ------------ Final arrangements for the nation­ wide" advertising campaign of Flor­ ida by the combined commercial bodies of the state will be completed at a meeting of the "Florida First” o*n*r of the LouUyill/t/jBaae -fialfciat> and Walter AdtnU of 'ihd fLohOfir#,* Nov .30.—The British C o m m i .'A i in Sanford lit 2:30 jt.ati to r Realty Gov o f 1- Sanford^ .public is not intlined to the German o ’clock on December 10th. (’ nil for Mr Wat hen is agreeable to bringthat the ‘ Serbian campaign this meeting has been issued by lt,s hii club and newspaper men has been brought to a successful George A. McClellan, chairman of numbering 2H i n J l r t o Sanford for conclusion. The h^pe is expressed the Commission. The other mem­ thi-ir winter training aeoaon under here that wintry * weather will af­ bers arc: Vance W. Helm, secretary, more favorable'term* than is offered ford n chance to the Anglo-French Miami; W. P. Franklin, treasurer, eht-whete. There are four trained troops to be rein forced until they F^rt Myers; Frank W. Lloyd, Quin­ newspaper men who accompany the are strong enough to assume the c y ; B. L. Hatnner, Tampa. Following the convention of repre­ <-]u!i including a staff artist. oflenaive and before the invaders sentatives of boards of trade, cham­ Thru- newspaper men are a lively, consolidate their forces in Serbia. hu-v H i Hat h dny send off t<i tli.tr home papers M i the little (lap!'* t.ings of the club, Including nune rous personal matters pertain* itiij in the individual members and itutii.-.ins photographs of the sur­ rounding*, making Intensely good reading matter for the home people. It. t;*- r tiling thousands of people » I1 |i >>n picking up their paper is to i urn to the base hull news to see **ti.it each of the players did the tin In fore In this way, Sajiford or at,. H*-r n t y where iK^-fclubs are NO. 29 Fire This Morning Fire this morning about K:30 called the department to'the homo of H. E, Du Bose on Oak avenue where the roof had caught fire from the flue beneath. The fire had gained headway, before the arrival of the boye^feitj'^t h«;if'-‘ quirk work saved thd arid part of thg foo f was damaged only. Coldr- weather makes fires nnd the people should see that everything is all right boford starting up the fires for the THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE NONE OTHER suffered logs this morning about six o ’ clock from a blaze that caught from the stove. Loss by fire and water. /o in m rrv V D l l U jl OUR CITY TRAIN* <-' It Living I.... .. mf-li'd *< " “ The llivcrs mid Harbor* bills ^re fAitned upon the repommendu uun of .the engineer* of the V S Army, and each jiroject appropri­ ated tot, twice run* the gauntlet of the ttnarihing criticism of ten en- -L#1L gl a ' nv'iJY-ftinii f*‘t a »np» igi l.'fU«t < lryil4,v ftB'- the l h- * * rail. I mii rt. /U l< - sr‘«y»;at and t.ot s:• *u r».l> . fong 0)c |n.fs that thft Commission ! ly k if> w lv> r«(. pppre^iaf-d * xpansc !' ■ .Pnwn to watch games who ity now* wnrkii g out mt df in u Iciti-r |nf r u V /flt m ' n s o u i 'c i f c l imtntry *!■' t 'o i y |tbern|ly Usually hi Ifis trtii <u(t bV N1r D. C Gill tt. pres­ 'iPhcer. (vtlicera whose integrity and would,4 .JoRns proposed i' h"nl merchant. • ident'of- Tampa Board of, Trade. ability ate Kvyoud stutpidon- before Washington, D. C., Nov. 110 tlu;i> for lh^ -Tii have a national club play hull Senator Kern was ra*ehcte<l chuir- T.hV.'VtCdrfg of the funds has' boon mute ,weso*/7x<iopted,'' , -- . . ,. , ' it iti conrlderrd by th^ Wver* and iU A g o . I1 I.V N « V . fig .r -W liia l tfc.s.i ford would be a great treat to inan pf the Democratic senate cau­ Ait.the, basis of an a u g m e n t of t e n * t ^ ‘ transportaUon fat j Hat burs Coniniittre of the Homo . iitjud in prit*.tbdhy ns a'reatdt of ‘and i,tho Commerce Comittittee of <* nut Ion ] p ihplc who love (his vtport cus and floor lender by luianimoyl* cents per .capita wilh the into cen­ outgoing proilyet* and incoming ** - ’ I 6<*crfi the Cat.udian |6ft rfimeut’s sClxufe,’ ift^’ k^rrite #t 1 i " Td furnish high class amuse* VjJle today at the co life re nee of sus ns the biurta. L* 1 ,• The Jacksonville needs. L'fi.000.000 b,ushr|*-'^rxMlt u « }l^> '■ A , In case o/*_ftecesf.ity for nutiohrf' forour winter visitors an^ senate Democrat*. C b a n d a r 'o f Com met co KVts m n tiib that A A*<i cent* ndtfifrcv v P* • I, I . many lovers of btttu' bttU t'6 Seimtlr I’ iltmnn of Nevada wa* uted about JOdJOp.;jbt> Tampa D ior protection, tlw St.- John** '.route however;' ........ i . i * .‘ . i . e tJ . l i. _ ’-.i .. .’ M ilrr Morrowtilrolhers Ooarlel *«• I who might otherwise,/hojfyto ^electtrd secretary. of Tjade about $4,000 and other woutll afloi d Vhll^cr und saT/>ty fpr .would bv Udd»'<f-H)'.values lu/e lig h j’ It Is'MtldpAf thm four, brothers are otb«» points in Florida. ** previous to the caucus of senate cities in proportion. A subscription the trnijsit of otu submarine and it (.ho 'tdutt' vCiTc il(>k.-.vpf|tfed, (htf -11— Wat he n s o y a hu .would., like Tiny.informrl rereptitm to new Dcm- of at ltiual 12UU is requited.io entitle otjtctswur "er'aft, wheieaa tfjq *Ea*l n^rrtViVopii^ig cTifttrgy^l'wSNrtf two found witm voices un)fowed by nai^jft^"T,«-bulf .eents.'^f^l^, ture With & |argu enough, langu tot '*• 1 .mi in Sanford because if is ocratif rsenutors was held. All of tlur commeicitl hotly making it lo XTbast cltn»J wrtiAd •,irTTF&’ ^ 1"’ Mis d u b could - play j n tje uninitiated were piesent .except mention in the advertising. Kbr this p(V<utg-Jbv Jhe enemjt ,^ The nijx/VcL ^ pi>i}F XtVt ed Iy with do effcctlyt’ malt) tjuartette singing. Il would seem ,t}i^t tUflKftlls ] n- D«e«mfier•thJiVi'i'\^M»t, ‘l0fi to lOfi <ii •The Morrow Brolhrr* afe t(ie latest * I ■’ "i-vill Tampn, St. Feters- Senator Broussard of Louisinna small sum there is given participa* n-ntiil'J/^ ceding large* t n : N p l n ^xViu 1 >it; tic. in, Orlando, and ttle re* Reifatar '‘Underwood .the rloteSniurrt#!’ , ' generation of n v niUsicnl family.. .of Alabama till 11 in til the benefits of 'wtyit is I in I’ c nies tie played In Safi ford at to ibis state of |'loiiiln Sinl Uiht the aiid wfch-^Jay at 107 u tT tiffij' fcej A11 of them have bSen trainf-d fro|R* nbtided no introduction. Other new expected to be apjtroximrtcly if not latter in brrgr.ining, si llftig‘a n q con- ag..inst tuyv<l-$>* X M iotia-i iptapcy *( iQfiytq ,T06’ infljncy in In music, u both vocal a n d' uk M" "in imum of axpenau apt!, C°Oi- mbmbers presented to thP senior quite a 150,0110 campaign. veyii.g v i l u r l l e i-ortio’ntf; Of’’ |h(%y iffdo iidtanj mid f‘u' This statement should ibjrt; jtojiators- were Beckham of Ken' ^ c 0 , :xf)ip raUumehtnl. Thttf ensemble si»gNo member o f the "Florida First" Sxdlt-rsc. ^ r e ^ ing. htdi brfjt devil I" 1 ' c ' t with our Sanford devrlapcd until it lias fth'r1ty, Htiikin*. Wyoming; Johnson. Commission receives any ar|t*ry. tracts to th»* Eaat Coit^r Car,nj mos^ itctita bUy’ifrs. 1‘ 1" hotibi emphasise it on itU.^oo- South Dakota; Phi lan^Xalifornia. Every dollar of the trot ey raised Company ujfon the ? * press jflJTi tfaet' jsVnI tVrVvt1*^frjnjiugly., one of tljo UflgcM'! Attained thbt fnru harmony * |d w rj'i'uu Sanford is ^t pi y - d <lOJit rnI Other abienbgfo >.cre Bf^un, Flor­ is to be Tpor.t for newspajier nnd on the .b*Vt*T^*.‘ ’J^Yf to. rmnsliuct firfta^-bbf(J|y t'ooig,'^Aie posiridn -Yhat blend which hi the result of pill * for everything^ 'w B ic h . tn^ii n* ida; Cblberfson, Texas; Lane, Ore­ tnagazii^u-. edvertlrlf.g spr.ee. >Iot e and b ttB ^ F V o 'A -'S 10' 1 rn<l uovlgnblA tff^aelioft^'of. Jhe vqiiadfito grWern- of trainIpt? \bfotber. -The' MorrowwVt i p n t l y pn'nl-for tj ment .tneanl that Cnnndu tyus trV Brother * have un-^rTefnal and varietl -v acunomy und c o nven gon; Lea, Tennessee; Lewis, ljlinola; of this fp ic e la to be in JJnf^newBcniitr, for ' wHvh, eftd •company bits have preference iu tilling fortdjgn re- jTrogritnr consisting of ensemble sines - T fe making up of, n gfiaaafiteo Marline, New -Torseyf, Sflblpy. In­ popers of Florithi thoughrtfKls conr.o right, in'T lljit! tire, to itgaiu seek quitements nnd that the * result ing, itjstrumental music, solos both' . ; ,lu- i to rllnch tbU JtfipcrtunTrj- to diana; Smith, South Carolina, all •tetPpIt'Lctl that the lonJ'romtnercii I appropriation which amount* to wouftf bo a fi llii g off in export busi- vew K und instrumental, readings, . . . . . Ve a national.base Ball club train of whom aiA"expected tomorrow, v I.OtlicB will mrkc liberal Use of these twice p e jb g for the *am|* rtbing. ness from the United State*.- ; './o lid costume character impetsonaI " '1 i* iji the ltangfc><>Y'*our lornl * Forty seven o fit he fifty-six D ihu irj tb«*Yr - fojlow-up of the Inquiries it Is a m ' tter y f rt-'Crd. thctj a tisn*. Their entertainment has ,H>ml eH'snd prominent business men ocrats were present when Senator prgduferf- by the cAmprfgtJi, The . *,v Fort Heed Church somethliiK fot every individual taste. . “ ml will i,c presented at tha Com- Kern called the caucus to order; r tl py**ft**' tte'itjFVeation former board of cti^Aei;|B ■uppolntod Rev. Steinmcyer will* preach at They will provb an attractive num­ meVciuj Club mSetlng tonight flruJl The proceedlrg* wrrj^i xemtlve. advanrt^eA' Of the'Vtnte, empluaiz- for ^he purpose of cfljtmtqrtfrtn atd tVc Fort Ucstl 4'hUich Dec. ^th at ber on any g i $ » . . . .. is bfrjf>4 that ,* t hhie. nngreement'“w ill irg tlo «lTm^o other, delight*, {e^ort Tlpon tills waterway r through ihie'o p. m. Ypu are in ik g d to * * / Crtld Wave Todsy our ffthti w Jjiully#.tdmtTw*ii^*-<l the . . S ' ‘tuickiy i t t M ; . y ... w. J * presents 'Lfto/; ojijiartut.itlCa,'Wxhkh: y j f h e Lyeeuilf* committee of San­ ■I' W r i l l ^Xj/iiricucjng the first r e d *»d- I’ lhftoHtctLMlpf atteml in tjie pioneer .church build- ford has sccnr^3 this quiirtcttc ( an, Kloiida Offer* to bCrmo Mrtfkers’^(u( St. 1 to bt|''®n^at<n*i'ed*^ia ~- ' ^ E orrTfi* seltron today. Hie ii.vuslors, a^d quotif*. Hgure.j the1'^TrtioFJ*.i s W T *ffffic ! two >data Ti»g. The first Bcexb’yItwiiwi church ihe extra nttruetlon Tor season t fcYtsT^ . v >' .athletic JWld,V^t>se.''YV built mfstdv-df srhlutk’ u.' '* r l i ini* •fULcO J l r f c f i T & t i “ Lo'lt ll “ h it g the remftrkailt- dt*Vx ri •-1 section, -anti £ f holdefs Season tfcketn for this and moruipg iilA"USIYf * the w*ind chltVi ge* luld he^jpltoiit -two 1 -|i fan* and public Spifi *pmC«d-fcJtt*«Tia tK> state.. It, la- btlJevr^A&irt^r^ ''*'F'ohinierclBi Club Tonight lb roe'other* being jiold av 2L2’f f . ' ' '-'f ~11 than that of ,-T h e' Coijlniorcial C’ lub wdl meet The .urtrbiisi^q f o r this quarrette in * II work to thovettA' ____ thh before* night j t . will go idlnojpw er. campaign *ij) b o ’ lpK , jjilll q l . making' base trull, festivnf-a auCMoX-'Oie will This ia just the kintj. of weather of concerted, action ji y ^ O /t d a poop to foffight' in' t h e / c i t j Itall. All mum. hu!'ulta>76. cf8'„-> h \ iil^ ir;«0'fcht*. flit* high claw base ball. plpyed'as needed t« maHo tYre lettyce head up in putting' beforp. J.htr*ptopIe’ 6f the * AntF’-JiMjjf^-'liflt noJ'Jerut,* Yreuh bero'arc teqUeste'd, t o : present.' bouse hasp been" three-fourths .sold # - i properly nfid bring good prices United State* ‘ the merit* and iA»uttld cpst hundffeda. of dollwm to alreadV. Tiuy y o u r -tithets t o ^ y ‘-sV v ; , I pan /r jb tOofrtt4fgnI|e-the fuct C V f»t — -------------------------^ about the holidays. Thi# weather aources of the Sunshine StateKuin north antl>*. playfd. •<' ost, fomuicrcir.lly anti ‘ strategically J»n<L l*JU R f/naraljcr iho time, D ^ «rd. 'M y makes trade along every chnnnfl somewhat of the name aggressive ikAj^cU aro goiljg logical ‘ St.'Johns route” and -bring FrTday: pight.'. The ' Flace, The G ' lfi iv i i,; ( brj mi rtthe nmm < a*t and if it doe* not get cold enough way that hfta made California’ ’ fa ­ t o receive favorable tfopgre«8l0na^ their pow^iful, united influenpe to Temple, com er Fark and Sixth. . Mr*. C; L. Polk, chhinfiin,' and to injure Unde" vegetable* nothing mous and prosperous. * consideration and nppiopilatlon. If bear with ulf Its great force uptm Meet your friend* there. tlie membera of thp Music Depart­ better could be asked by the grower* ^ - & . . u the people of Florida whrttv-the In­ Und for thi* accomplishment, which ment of the Womuti’ i Club wiah td and the merchant*.. Mr. and Mra. Sayres left’ Sunday land waterway link between May- could and would thua bo assured." ________‘ — - /( 9 exprets their appreciation to each Waiter S. Adam* ia in th i r t y ' for Lakeland after spending several port and K ey West concstructed, Editor’s Note.— The above is a Commercial Club Tonight again after *pendlng seten d W^hs « j. 3 a“ d every o n e 'w h o aaaUtcd in the The Cominwdtl Club will meet weeks here. Mr. Sayres has charge opened up and maintained, the matter of vital interest to practically at T am p a ,' looking after the laree opertttta, Princes* Chryaanthomum. * i t hitig to |n«e ", »wrti of out of tnw'it. ryU- LYre-.W- Gtrj’nn Fox, 6- , •v- ; • V . • i- ‘ fDEERED BY CANADA � 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>, November 26, 1915; <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/e9eea1acd635dab426739784e6b7bc14.pdf 906ab667b6bc2eff8a28a8ea8ee927e3 PDF Text Text 'TT-r-. *' *1 1 V -'TT’lWT w*rvi7 -V i ™ . THE SANFORD M G E EIGHT NOVEMBER 19. |9|5 . HERALD IX X X X X X X X X X X X S iX X X X X X X X X X X X ; H A L L t lT H < * O K N K K T W r i* L« i b u s , L L T * j * o r . W b o b i i the rep of • u l e - o r . H r m i n a ,I1 ( h r p r i c e * I n s u c h f t F t r mm11 b I I c p * , T l i * I j « i r p*^me<booJli h a r t l l f f r o * - a Cool Weather Sale p a i r r*t A complete line of school boy's clothes'being closed out at very low prices. Now in Full Sway A large and varied stock of sweaters going with a 20 per cent discount. Three - In - One Store The best underwear values in the city. Good bargains in new shirts, collars, ties, sox, garters, suspenders, belts, etc. L. L. TAYLOR; Prop. X 5 S « X X }e « X X X X X X X X X X X }e < X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X ir. ii STYLES A Complele Line of Over Coats and Mackanaws Ladies’ Coats aid Suits See T h is Line B efore you Buy Remnants of silk for Thanksgiving wear: Silk gloves. $|.5o values going at 7f)c. Bargains in stockitig*, underwear, corsets, shirts, waists, ele. — H. J. MINTON, Mgr. HUI.KCM lOHNKH l l.f r Sanford A ve. & 4th St. Phone 412 gpp. . r. i! o ' *. - i • g I y l . In W I1 .it the I i.'icr at " . itn i g ii y\ ' 'i I ' I '.or i a gdtrd lo ir (’ -.(el -st I l la . • d*. if a i ■! tl'ip g ' "1 lycul lanu1 ii14i l , ia. trpiij'iiA*i11 1 y in- k. the firm mime and style I.ess vit'-d to give numbers on out of > A Caldwell and Sons, ami of 1 town program* C Mm \ C 1 Iw 11 D D n i I V i n II. I nn • ! h \ y Mr- M L Kail..'* "| Tatnfta i* Mi .in t •.1 l i h«- r in-st of in•r itlot In * Mr- 11 u .....Ii i fur d If" . ■< Hr.idv. ■t t h. yy * U fs , m TTi'riCM nrtd -Mr*. S Al. ' ,|l. M•fi t 1,1 1 1, , N 1| . f . . 1 b M>-t! tiig.-r gut, t - of Mi i ... l..l_V k• M ----- ° . 1 11 il y n i* u r n . F!a . nit It Ml 1-.1 tig till II t el IW .ed Mr- C f from Augusta on Thursday Frank Adams is n guest of Iter aunt m O vn do Mrs li y\ It rnily cba|>eroned cot genial pi r 1 V of y o u ig pt opl • ti Oilri.do on Thursday, n mi ini. i until Sunday l Mrs B C Ti ki.eb ngi m r.Iti r n pit ; at t daugtilcr nt G .i i - v i' i at Rodman. . rtiv ing Hernia > is ; t bom vi it to h i d her so lioup- W Mr and Mr-- C Spt .IncksonviMe ; r r . ' i d t S fbMonday t<> make ti i city fut i i i I onn Mr. and Mia. G t gg M . t w a.id btil.y from Mn ti, i rtiv d <» t be steitim r fi mu J c t <> \ terduy and will ru ble i S fo i Two Kiml* of Snurtnnii "One troalilc nut unr way.1 said Cnde 111" ti Is dai It takes au tntlrtv I) ibfTunt kind o smarliies* to git a political Jib font what It take* to fill <!e office creditably ” E lu s iv e H obby. Wlfo ( ntiRilh I 'lajut losik at the timo! This morning you gut home nt t two o'clock mid hero it la again after I m)dnlghi " Husband — "Well, you know, m'drar. It's against my rule to come twlco the same day.” — Boston TronacripL tv FOR d SAI.K fr r » l f o u r b * r k f or n io ,r i FOR RENT li ► ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I 1 For Rent Furnis lied rooms, -*ith or without light housekeeping 210 French avenue. 25 Ji(, For Kent Throe ollice ruiiiii- nvir 1Or Store. N, H Garner 25-tfr For Sale Young nude *M •4T old. weight 1 100 pound>. It Frank. Sanf md Heights 2b It c Five acre* ’ of the i(l-%t For Salt celery land in Florida, fenced, cul­ tivated. artesian, w e ll, near K It, Terms ■to .ult and brick roa See I F MeClil and. hits er ' h'i ' ' f M 0.0 I' *4 St at ion < Cat ill!tgi* Plant n, S11r•iie.i i uni yy.- i*t ‘•’.LLT yy , v. hi-1.1 s artet li'H ‘ Yli gr.> ■>. ’ .. ll.'f i it g >•HI 11, ,-. ■ fv in*. III 11. 4* at • '•"If t.c.l t.t»T *It1 set $1 25 Per tt i i-.lvi . r..|. 1'. 1 ■It'll Vcr\ . (targe* pr.- paid Al .. >.■• it t "in pa 11 \. Sa. 1 Hi it. For Iti -■f T mo Fur in - hr - >Att I ir 11gilt hou ekeeplll g Id > I■■ xrp.-r Mi'i'V Mrs via vagi . u| M •*ti a vcmii --------—^ w----------For Kent !•unit* he.| r«.■ • n Thi *hi k* t h | M ;i V! *'l! * n |-'or Fi\»* f*»om 121'. Part \v. $12511 t" i1 ciud utv «r. tc* <. \y ■ - ii* I .. K. ni Three furni-1,. 'n'.riii I I ■ r tr. lor light I o Usek' i pillg 21 :ttp ilnd Pal mel to A vi' lb on t: in 'I •-l ti I. .'lit lb il- ll. uNlleil •1•• i t I 12 \1vtt '! l ♦ ^ <* o i * v *9 <M> <0O ^ kor Itetll b oom s for bgli' liUU-t For Sah- Good allround rnnre keeping Htfl Oak avenues, 20-tf buggy and harness. Cheap for enah Box I'Jijfi nr West Side s t o 'K-t Good *mx room house with bath For Sale Ford truck fine ha 0 and electri‘i ligjit for r e n f^ \ 1’ I. rgam Five p.i'-i hp • It m I v:-*' i r i ( I . Mr s, mp log barg iin. H el no Ii Se\ er al .......... thrr I or It • ut • <i .. r a g e , S a iiln r d Saiilnr d. II- . aa I’• i f f 1III 11.S iVi r 4 iiwell a. l.luyult' N I .t .1 ♦ pus -'<Tr.'—T-"t> Trees. „r r H e - s ^ , t^-„'7;ii J- r,, I tgh 1 nmn. ii k !-h d w. 1 M ---------------------------1 or bint or Salt* lluusi I*1 outside corporate limits Half ut met t o A ve W .1 Thtgpep I lil-ll i ult Ivat ion l .ears \b<ml ’ ill large pines on lithe- half \11 fi'iice.l i let I l or Kent Due room and ditched tfuurter mi'e of ( mo to depot KntjuiM* 121 y\ Nit'll shipping stations and First St Per-, Si . lorner Oak Ave IM l feet drainage JL150 will buy it if For Rent Two furmi-lied toona sold within the next 10 day*, worth $3000 on. See owner. 'JUT French :i I 7 West S'-mud St avenue II tf (Iminu lor lloiisekeeplt.g e>'rt" For Sale Eggs and Baby Chix of fn Jodgtug, M i t h . all modcri ■" '< celebrated Ri ga! Whit* Wyandotte*. ..piouV... ;tl Uu FnirvieW. enr l j ?*’ Jug performance, hwivy laying birds; aff, :tn,f F/(.neh Ave. nm Imoking orders (or same now. i, th Fitr.ii-lieu mom for r*-i t Also u few pullets anti enekereU, vf it* ,.f i -tf i ■re -! P il vili-i e s imc s'riiin F P Strong, lnfi *R. mail |oT I t v i i Ii It 'I hird St . Sanford. Jr;.if --- N--------- ----- N PERIL of their lives KittyOray and ln.r fvitbful follower gallop madly ibrouefi the darkneva fufiowed rtdentle h bv lheir fot-i. Apjmrmtly nothing can kivc tlu-m from capture, fntt once again fa to favors the lltave. I H o r T v e r . th o h a s r t i l l a long n n d thrilling ce n rrh b etn ro h r r . M a n y .fangei* t . r in h r r lutlh. Pi'f_» a . _.ft nrnUii't la r i l r t r f r m e r . l a t a n y e r s t lt> t t f t t l ( " i n b r r Ihc t r u . U ot her liaur.llrsa CC.rt^y A h J ( U v r C f t i . O ld /I, tth' Mr. and Mr«. Leslie W 'tit n . nounced the birth nT r tr11 f• -o Thursdt y, Nov. |H He wi.l I named C a l j a u b r . It In I h . l T h f T r - l n - O n r S l o t . I f you r o n r o n e r CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING hi § W r * ll u n h r . i l * l l " * l f s la t e . Cottijiig Krrnts To the Citizens Of SanfordGreat Operetta Monday Night Plant sale and Bower show in Knowing that L will be unable to The -operetta Princess Chrysan­ Welborno block today and tom or­ see each and every one to express themum at the Imperial Monday row under auspices of City Beau­ my thanks fot the support given night lor the benefit of the Music tiful committee. me in the primary of the sixteenth, Department of the W om an ’ s Club I desire to tahnk all citizens of San­ will open the show season in San­ Japanese operetta, Princess Chry­ ford and fully appreciate the confi­ ford..', The operetta is under the santhemum at the Imperial M onday dence expressed by the votes, uml able direction »f Mrs Lucille /Vspinnight under auspices of Music De­ I will endeavor in every way to wall Tlkarh which is siillp'ient part merit act while a member of the hoard of guarantee that it will make i d e­ aldermen in sticli a manner that you prided hit. Mrs Tukuch and li J Agnes Guild bazaar in Wei Mill not regret having given me th»* | Holly in the title r o b - Mill. a block . I >er 1 privilege of serving you I strong east,- in all the part mcl ud With thanks, I am mg S II Lin'd. Charlie Dm pee. Miss Gietchen s ' ! dt7. Mt-s Fran. Very truly yours. Bazaar by ladies of Baptist church Aspinwull, M i s Charlie Seay and Dec. 4th in Roberts' store. Frank L. Miller many others give great promise of a great performance. The music is Junior Kpworth la-ague bazaar at the home of Mrs J,. It, Philips. In Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial of l he host and the play guarantees Circuit. Seminole County, Florida to keep the au Ii■-< ee awake every minute of the nun Senior Guild of Holy Cross Church Peoples Bank of Sanford. Admission to a pti'l of 'Inannual supper lit Weltiorne block, g corporation organized and existing under t he laws house fid cent Saturday, Dec Nth el tile -late n{ Florida Vs Note i Intitn I j a ( o 11gri gat mr af® laidn G etting R id of W j r l i , I I A I aid m. |1 D II zanr Dec To Get rlil of Marta batin’ them I aid m -II and II W ('aid In vinegar two or three times n day and pul collodion on at night An Melt co part nets. trail Monday afternoon, Nov 211, th other often successful cure for Marts at | ng and lining business annual thank ottering servin' In to press upon them until a pain the home of Mrs. C It W a l k e r , ' arid *r t h e firm name and shootn through them, as though a \ <'al.iw-i II president of t he Cnngr.-gnt imiu style of D needle had been stink Into your flesh and S.K '. and 1 > \ \l issionn r \ I'li mn They Mill shortly after dry up and dls < lid AC ! t> 11 t alii appear well and ii \y t aldw.lt /'• rsiMiuf M m l, on def.i'iid.1 n t Mrs \ li Thomson, m |io has milt s o In.ill s <♦ ♦ ♦ N"t ti'e is hefi'li \ g I\i'li that lltl- | ♦ Im'.-h -pending a few days Mith Mrs v Ir' O ' of .in i.'iler *• ' I ■ I t a ml b\ M t uvag. Inis ret urn.-'! to lack \ il,i- •! m ade i ’i the above sor \ ’ ■' •1 a t . ,| . H i ' . t ha’ I I M Hand. ♦ ♦ het' t! of S. in i i no tit y . Florida. Mr and Mrs W I Thigpen ir No Veil! bel \ 1* rived from i hetr wedding trip Ttli'» |pn i he 2'M h da j Hit i .a ft .. ■, .1 In t pat* day eight f ■ ' ! • 1Mir t I ny .. ! ford, i n: da ' Miss Adelaide Higgins returned dour md at the pin.. of |.u*ines> ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦th. at >. \* i , 0 " 1 ip feudal I * (rum a lengthy vvii to Phll.ul. 11>hia of All Loral Advertisements Under located at Sanford Florida, at t lie \\ ednesday afteruuon corner o f Fir t *t t•< ( a id Mag notia This Heading THItBE CENTS a Mrs George Herring accompanied a vi'|i in m jt i-'ti ■ P*t s,ih at d m !l I.ini* For Each Insertion. Minimum sill at public »a!t lo tile highest Chnrtfe 25 Cenls. her young daughter. Kb .inor. to .' i I in I 1 <it'|i I ' • *h ' •i i Ire ( « « « < ) I i. I. i r,11 on Vk ''.I in s.|.» , m I i- r ih< i ■, r - Whbh h»» rul pfbrt *nd b>r|*ln. g.l..,. • w lih I b r i i b » / * * ln * “ Sinn's cannot be sold for less than we sell them. & y: Just received large shipment of comforts, blankets, sheets, pillow cases, Iwd spreads. The com forts and blankets going with lnL. reductions. cr Wednesday's s h i p m e n t of gingham going at 5c per yard. ^ few days more for you (o get your Winter floods. Low sale prices. Shop at the Three-In*One Store. Everybody’s doing it. Business is good at the New stock arrived yesterday of boys pants, going with a 10 per cent reduction. k GREAT litis, -.v■!1 i t >11 e n d ? T h e whole i l r y It in lHa th rillin g ju= tu r o tcrtal T I III 1IKOKEN r o t s F bit'll* thi-r.rc.tt venal pi. l u r o i t o r y t h m u g h rrrry phaae ul lithllhleu, tuning >dventure. K i t t y 'Or G r a y h a s lit c r a b y t a k e n lh a w h o le c o u n ­ t r y l i y t t o t t n . T a k e y o u r l a r t o l y e v e r y w e e k !•> a l e I t u * m a i l a t i ' o e '- I p H n f o I ' l s y a . ( n e v r m r n t . w n l t c n b y t h e f l e v e r e t t o f ti, l i o n w t u r r v arid | d a y i s ! b y a i o n i { M i i y o f t i r d l l a n t t t n i v s i u l • p v t " p la y a tars. THE BROKEN COIN See Every If ee* T h e P h o t o P la y S e r i a l S u p r e m e 15 E p is o d e t — O n e E a c h K e e k A L L tN ’S THEATRE beginning Saturday, Nov. 20th •M For Sah- Two 11a ml Bros. fresh rni i tv cow* 16-tf ._ For Sah Globe ti’ iimto \\ kiiWbl i iilth.ige pliuils. read , for * *t ting. $1.00 per thousand My pinuts grow II P B ,, be. Id. Ogden, Fla. ' 25-7ip __ ,,,! For Sale Two i-lioii .• Io| Seednd striet, $.’175 for the two Well located and in good neighhotV.ooil Terms to suit porch a er Seminole Real Estate Co., Geo D. Hart. Mgr. • 25 2tr For Sale F.vbi| l^de row).nut eilj' gin*' 2 1 1 h P , ^2JS • all a' Mon to Ferry rtf’ l‘"i |J. t Two acte* of 1 ery laml in Florida Fenced. ri* h-.nd i-i good order, -tr 11 I vttlo M I on -1 \. :,r Moore’s Sttitu" If iplile of I I McClellan al ......... 2r.-'tc St nt ’ on I For Rent lluusi-.1, cottages, (u,‘ Lidshiil or unfurr.i-ihed, ligiK hntwcN cpu.g room i, etc Abo lor 'A ItMi llmgs. fertile- celery land;. <*r improved PletiM'd to show wnd . give priees. K. T. Woodrull. * ‘riiiyl street^ . Phone 107. | W ANTED { * ■’-t ! ..r Sab\\ ,. t.-.l Position by cotnl’ I m.1 iv r.i^.ii, . *’ n Iii*ll*».*, . oi \e tiIfltll> locate.J. ul pru e hook keeper and stenograph.-! Box 1122. ("•low its value and easy terms. years' ex|tertt.*nce. 2 '.-2 tr A b o one vacant lot well located ford, Fla. la-1 of closing an estate A p* C o n . Lost Boston Fountain Pen nelly. 22-tf J dtp Return to Herald office a*H 26-2tP For Salt*— My lot bn First street receive reward. opposite the Robbins Nest Hotel. You ran J iu y t,his property cheap Orlttah S i l v e r Coi n*. on -liberal terms, Address Rupert British silver coins are made (r0° Buckabaum, 903 Franklin street nn amalgam of 37 parts puro •B'f* with three parts of copper. Tampa, Fla. 24-3tp ‘ it �: *L IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION Pu b l i s h e d SEMI-WEEKLY IN SANFORD— Life la Wo,th Living SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 23. 191 a l s h o w I) o f f l o w e r s m o s t p l a n t s w a s BUT a t h e o f f ic e r s w e r e SMOOTH ENOUGH TO CAPTURE THEM AT ONCE — -1" b r il l ia n t SUCCESS Onc o f the boldest attempts at highway robbery that has'happened hi this city in some time was that of two negroes who held up Mr. BalDy in his store on First s h e e t ^FfifTaV afternoon. One of the negrbek-Themed Will Robinson walked ipto I he store and asked for a d im e ’s w o rth of to b a cco and w hen M i. lin k e r pulled out his lin g of small c h an g e to slip in tin- dime t jie . n e g r -i’- confederate nam ed Je ~e \ \ il11.inns g rab b e d l lie ..i. k and In t ol them ran out of t ill Mot* Ol file rs w it . su m m o n e d m id in p u t ) .Sheriff Lee and Police man Kennedy took the description of the nr gores und were not long in locating Robinstill. He denied having any com ­ plicity tit the ro b b ery but the s W e a ti'g pri liu itlly in.ill. him ..... less ..ltd in Iold while Williams In1 could Wen i i*igbt of tin* e n t r a n c e i , l i] t ill- ol .1 fi‘. * Ioilff.. t: i. T h t r.- ne groe s Rake: win fw1*0 r»auh | uurnt#*. vari-l pmnseill.lH. loo '^ainurtrit' whs iffso an ex w h f t v . v uri etjt^ ................ t i g h t ' 1li t fiO tiie r . i .ff Roth Mr . mu i\ pi t a s , (erils ill lid • ii d pi.nits tmt . ■' ■111 wev a s pl eiui jd .,ti d ^''iR',i " ^ t l V found up. boated i flint -A of tiie -t i * * ^ wits tin ( f a ir s o l tip 'll v v lii'n il l i t v i u i P ' * . i n i r f a i R i i f it iid l i i n n Miil |Jiii*.siiil b y in v .t k J h b iig ttu r ppoblc* It a m i m u u i y , jin t l t h i s - d u t y is .seno* o f ih p i r r o s p o iH ih ilit v . if s ip -h a' i n i r a H t i u t . l u ii t h e n / art* a N o t im * •• ' is iu.>ssU ilo a in n ti> lili- s - iiit r s m n f i r m l u p m i 1.1*1 u s a ll in t h is s t '.is itil o f l i o u m i f u l c r o p s a n t i iv s t o r o d r n f a l ! 1 11 i 111/ s. I'll is M a s o n rtf / d i M t ' n r in g n n iT a l b n iiip ia l r o ip ' lilln n u n it e m 1 h e ir c l r || . t i l [ii'tlp liIliiliM t's |jt't'l.il!v 1rH'l s III Jll'ollldl .1 il, 1 l.p I. Iv t|ii III- if f*.|cl 11 w i n d 1 1 11 11 ■, Mill 'i.' i •i-p | 1 do 1 '.. ii 1<1 tli S '.1 ■ in-.to p a l n m i/ .a id 1 h " In .u l 01 I 'i Ip t u -.c . ic , 1 n g f u l a n d t o ■ i U11 11 ! 1 I ; ' I II'. tl 'I Wit lb i l l ' h r t l j f ii.t i'k I ll.lt ■ J* h f I llic it 11 I n ' l l ' . VV i | tel] 111 *\ r a i S 5*-t.«f le ts r h a r f t r r r z m l t h r n h i n i y in g m - T f it .1 n<1 S a iiT o n l pots ;m d | iiv .Afatld 1 l A ' o 1T ' . p T t I f n i l ' t->|.fay i <d /o r - m p y ■ 'ntTrai t of ru stic il o l i e r difilnyed (Polity rfx< h ^ h i u w l *b e lltl .i li^ j» « A fn e m u n )'- 1 N' t ■> A'hftta t"* '.- 'M ill f .r r ^ r - el l:ti k M* ’ •*a ■ tftfCjt. ..■ ) m il a v. I i.u l.f u l p a lm * mtlinued <>11 Page 2 in particular. , "I h 1' re. i if cold ri ip -.eem-* in i i :i v-e no spe *1; 1' g ru d g e .n* iPP't tie Sat 1ta|) if gfrnv 'a .tiid <u r lot lo* e wdl < , ,r 1 1 ,, jM. -flipped t o -p/p-rjit ip markets to gladden tip ttearr." nf th » people w ho i-W e x istin g in m o w -a ra i tee an d •j(, | , ,, vi - ■. 1 1■ ii 1 In |" 1 'Li ud - of lip i" 1 r "W tin ts m a k in g .spotiger lie - I my t im t Seim noli.' 1 o u iP > is : ii ■ o n ly re.J f ia i d ell Spot m >lie ^ r i r h i ; ih e re fo iv . H r n Uc. st. Ived. T h a i W e \ ^ F f p e o | t l e of tills Il l o- f i a ’- o p o county hereby urge the piirjcbty of .scttifig aside all rivalry and aspirai ions for office anif;£iif'a?ft*V fjours^ forget aliou! p o l i ti e s a n i l b v ctiinbaKd'ntEugj^'K lo'eib’fturagit'intliPtrial. ' '•. • While every ctilf fviitcd iwtvjs fallen wit 11 plenty, every heart responds lo ftv* w&filtvri hop* of gnml limes; every ripple on ihehnad hosnni; of I, ike; Monro" up) L*ssup and Harney luvallb*s an invilaiem 10 our peop le in engage in •hi 1 omuicrc •of Tip* world \ 1 h •h ippine,. nf on*-is iln> ■hi ern ol a'! tic ;ask 1hoi'iiopj.atiuu. ul uux uu.ghbon, licitud .ill over 1 Ins ips-k of t Ii*- wood uiijff p iit-s iiT l s uiul a 1 it is awill to til. ’ h'1 d.-ftl nf a in".s era mditsl 1 i.dly ilnd otherwise tve dour' il lo he known Hntl J’jnfuM throyyti open Ipt g,it»-> and vve invite the world (.» enter, hiudei*; Had". s*d! and Imy and aid in inaugural inp .1 prosperity 1 hat may extend throughout the I’.tml like tt tidal wave and to meet us in a spirit of broad patfintif good fellowship intent. only upon the common good df.mir great count y. ’ tog y o u r re p o r * Sciutkerii ^AvcredLl-d li.1 . ' I In i-ver> w ay that V ’lt e e tllil "ate you. your / cummunity k eep in g y'otrr * -hi.id on the Ii t ,- rordihlLy you rs " u e i> 0:1 th iir n u t g irth r e n t •• • it yijui sclu'ol it mnking. I no A T lti.t s* •ini »tiy thut Florida standsj 'I* 1mong the southern statesf. ‘■ ' h D . and M rr,. G »o H o y h a v e j H ‘' f t «f J^u cred iu<i^S<Olund t. r iv e d irr*alH- c ity aflcX s p e n d in g the S f l f r M F -hav 0 thirty odtl, s t^ n m e r at th e ir mi m in e r hom o in 1 ’I*--* i'. i i;«t. The Jconfmit^*! M ie h ig an . a n d will he_ In e rte d If g f . M w J - l t e t l Us lilt tits ^ ta d ' l l - I Jl t^u.ferr ^ 'o tia g e for the 'MQUi*' f.nn. M r. a m i M rn. H o y h a v e ^ J a C ^ Q ^ V i K a n fu td b>r m a n y Lynf v -■ l»osi" of frie n d w a y s glati J o 't*el > he 11 e _ - ''^ " " S t a g pubDr Tie Aerred h. s- it would proliitlji^'ifepl H-^feire srhuoli ywifa " V ' w c d upon. t “ l!l .hf wn*«le out Dorembeiylli * , published, hav 9 mu time ‘Tii^Jtlnaiary I}>^J^:«lK»u»..xh«dWjind L'l'ir has litkew ^ o u -Hi-f r e e ^ ' do so. . , dn, I wntpfto thank yoa'infc tho i ^ * '.I '? v« > « h o w ^ m e and lorwht -conunfs>tlo/i jn fbrward- B y T lic ^ n n f o r d "1 . CIVIC DEPARTMENT O f WOMAN’S CLUB, WORKS WONDERSfifN SANFORD . . ‘y . -M A N Y PRIZES GIVEN R * U t> jL lu l:H ttla ;o l< l S a n fo rd l o a n h t y '^ r t v e r '{ ije n m ore n t t ra e liv rly e urrayetT th a n at the p rere n t.w rjA i.itg , Jrt|J,,v‘j |1g the cleun u p caa tp a fth r'tit ■ P^t w eek. nO vigor<»t|Kfy A " H(fcd 4iy t lie C ll It* cum 11)11 let ,uf' a h ic h A! m.‘ ( H D tngee is c h a ir n ij.il of I k e W e lfa re l*ep urtm en t W ith gUeh su c rc tg lin g y o a r j.s im e the io n u g n ra (J Jt/iL > jf Clean T i p Week th ro e y e a rs ;.^tfO*i)y the W est S id e Im p ro v e m e n t e la tio n titere |tus beeji C a t c a l l Uy , g ro w in g io te rc s l in - the w elfare ItfR d c le a n lin e s s of th e tow n, d ue 19 . it,* u n re m it t in g elTorta of th e v a f i*a 6» c iv ic o rg a n ita tio rts and c o m m it ­ tees th a t have been c o n t in u a lly at 1 w ork in b ehalf of n a n ita tio n , c lc a n ‘dhteits untl b e a u ty , a n d , to d a y there •}» no Jo w n in the s t a le th a t can M r •SCI. i.l-Oll t! » ! r f s I In l 1.0 VS II >I i illli' tlllM lt'Ilt » iT f ol gettn g work . lid are obliged to beg or .te e I a lining Tin ar< of 1 lie class tiiat should lie given tin- rtiii from tlie iitv mil neither one of 1 fn m ha> in. 1, lore loi g and il t lie . had 1 ill In eu 1 alight so soon would forrprrrnt a* thr- vngnr.t t f r . THE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, S;inft>nl. l-'li'rijlit. Nttveinltei '!?tr UM\ti l j* H e r a ld TH A T . GAM E T H E D IM ' L A K E S ( H ) R .N T O LAW IS UN- ' C O N S T IT U T IO N A L Uy O ^ r ' 4. SU PREM E f O l R T tin opil.ion of the vStipn-mo C n u r i li.o a ii'il ( In w fC T iiu rtn l.iy , t f ^ r 1 titfo^, ’ *■ ’{Villi hilniM e ' i n i Tj gv’ nte V or tie it ill ifie'.'iiilc of Flornla .jul 'tIn-. 1 nmercuei .tlcnuties tiirougljoui evkry * itmeay ittll Inae tii ir po-ii luiiTiivv's, hjiprente (Murl ill** cltrei'l tlie luAt legislature .leteil UIIv.PiJy in eiukllog till- oltiii of i UUii” SIH> w.trdeim "ami pl.n'tng the project ion of Inrillf uutl gam-- under ■ th^ii^1 '^IlctAfs. amt the remit it I tie , Lt\i*i. co’verjiiK <hif'.juiiitiiig of birds V: d gOm. s ii. this stale will lie -under ’ jjtt ‘ : hwilL ol tile tf'Veral counties dual thiir deputieoefor enforcement. Itr the opij in ’ pn pared l»> Juntice Whit Acid, 1 ho -fijiyrerite Court truvjitliis thut portion rtf tlie 191f» ;iame l.w rebtOrtg to the i.Mninre of Itccuxur, exoe|A in one particular. It will not be ru'civutry for u dtisen of Florida in -iutw him i-ll to have been a resident nf the tminty for six months in endeavorl. g to necure a county license. The Duval C o u n t y G u n C h U u th ro u g h l>r,- H H . C la rk s o n . Itro u g h t ab o u t the test case by seeking to "V h a v e C o m it y 'Ju d g e P h illip s i*<tue a h u n tin g lic e n se u n d e r the 191 :1 ' 'a c t, w hich was repealed th is y e a r , under a writ of* mandanuli. The S u p re m e C o u rt issued The w rit uiul •ordered J|udge' Phillips to show Cause on N o v e m b e r 9 why Hitch license should nol' be granted. -D r ._ Clarkson, through attorneys John E. and Julius Hartridge, sought to 1 have the entire act thrown out, and especially those features dealing with the issuance of licenkea. In Continued on Page 2 • �MUST SHOW THEIR COLORS; ULTIMATUM CELER Y H O LD IN G S LIG H T Temple Circle Social * ARtlSTIC DISPLAY OF FLOWERS ON EXHIBITION * — — • ’ Come to the parlor* of the Lock of Cold Storage Room One Temple for a social evening. Bring o f the Rcaaona , as many pennies ns there are letters I* New Y o r k ,'N o v . 20.— From ull r«v Continued from Page I in ‘ Temple Circle’ and thus help 1 j porta the visible vibiblo supply of celery furnish the parlor* Friday ev en in g .1 GREATEST EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE FIVE COUNTIES ornamental plant.* will adorn GREECE MUST COME ACROSS light knd (be outlook is November Ninctccntir Seven Thir- and beautify our home garden* and for still prices. There has been an ty. Refreshments." public ground*. OR ENTENTE POWERS advance of 76 cents to $1.00 since The above card was responded to Much credit i* due the members WILL BLOCKADE j the storing seuson opened. The by a goodly number of the class, of the various committees and all the Citizens of Seminole, Volusia, Osceola, l-ike an,j summer and early fall weather was the married ladies who are teachers those who sent in displayr of flowers, Orange Counties, Greeting: London, N o v .- 22. The Entente very hard on the crop, which caused in tho Baptist Sunday school and plant- and shrubs for the success of Be it known to all of you that you an* invited and expected Allies have demanded thut Greece the loss of u great deni of celery. several friends who are contem ­ the fall llower show and plant sale. to prepare suitable exhibits for display at the Great Exposition either join with them and fullftl her When harvest time catne storage plating joining the Temple Circle The following report from the com ­ already agreed upon by the people of you^ several counts* treuty obligations to Serbia, or de­ space was scarce and much more class. This was the first class-meet­ mittees will he read with much inengaging in a friendly competition for the exhibition of mobilise, and to impress King C on ­ early celery was murketed than ing of the month und was in the t erest: varied products of your several sections; also the things In addition form of a joint social. The social stantinople that they mean what usual, at low prices. "T h e entree* for prizes at the “ Made in Your Towns.” Your school work, your fruits and the British and French governments committee with Mrs. Philips as flower show were not sufficient to they say the Allies have declared a vegetables, your farm products, your stores of nougc and field, contracted for a large amount of chariman and the room committee comroercia, blockude of the Hellenic wurrant the awarding*of tho prize* your art creations and all other articles df interest, especially Empire, according to Athens dis­ the New York state crop,for drying with Mrs. Rine* as chairman were offered, due in purt to the unfavor­ stock, ckickeas. etc. and this was taken oil the market. in charge patches. able conditions. The following prize* Prepare to attend in person and with your familv and Dealers here say that the amount There is no confirmation of these As the guests arrived they were wi;re given. friends and the strangers within your gates. stored in up state houses is about statements here, but it is certain presented with slips containing quesBest collection of cut rose*, Mrs. normal, hut very little has been put that l.ord Kitchener, the British tions to lie answered as to just how \\ A. Ginn cnlla lilly bulbs. away in this city ns no storage war secretary, who had nn hour’s the class p o m should -lie furnished. Best collection chrysanthemums, spnee w s nvnilall '. Fr >m til re­ audience with the King of Greece The room committee then took these Mri Ed. Riggers, collection of yesterday and afterward*, saw Pre­ ports only one celery house has any slips in charge and while waiting pla nt* O F T H E P R O S P E R O U S F IV E C O U N T I E S . celery stored in New York. mier Shouloudis, took a firm stand. for their report the following de­ Best hibiscus display. Dr. Rob­ ♦ ♦ O il’ l l | Last year the British government lightful program was rendered son, Druccnu plant. The Greek cabinet m^l to consider contracted with a firm at Bcllvi|lc, Piano solo, Mrs. Maine*; vocal Best fern, Mrs'. Kennedy, collec­ the situation and a few hours should Ont., who dried vegetable# for the solo, Mrs. Ernest Betts with Mr*. tion of aralypha plants; which *he Don’ t play with serious * mattVnshow Greece’s attitude. The Greek army and bought some New York Rowe accompanist; reading, Mrs. donate* to the W oman’* Club. tlon't YOU carry your own insurant* government ngain bus affirmed its vegetables for this purpose. This Getzen;pinao *o|o, against Mr*. Hyman; Best begonia, Mrs. Henry Mefriendliness to the allies, but has not year the Ontario firm came into vocal solo, Mrs. Philips with Mrs Lnulin. Collection of ferns. taken the steps required to prevent FIR E New York state and took a great Maines accompanist; Mrs. Howe, • special mention should, he tnade Grhece from being counted among many of the evaporating plants in for you'll find tho money wanting when the friends of the Central Powers. I piano solo. * of pcansettias for decoration from western New York in the Rochester the FIRE ha*f wiped out your property The Entent Allies will not permit At the dose of tlijs entertaining the garden* of Mrs.Minnie Jones vicinity, and has dried large qunnany delay; the position of the Ser­ program announcements were called and Mrs. B W Herndon, also of Have our strong, reliable .yriipjttj, tities of celery, cabbage, carrots) bian aimies make* any prolongation for Mrs. Edgar Bigger* responded cut flowers sent for exhibition by carry your risk— and be on the x.if,. and onions. More cabbage and of the present uncertainty iniposwith an invitation to all present to Mr* Lawton of Dviedo and of ruscarrots were dried than any other Reasonable rate* rible Already the Serbians arc .ilfeml the miscellaneous shower fur to display by Ml to* Maud t ’ ameron. product, but 1,1100 tin - of icier) the ( hristmas Bazaar November The committer are indebted to the making what maj be their lust were taken Everything was taken, •10th in the parlors of the Temple following gentlemen who acted as »tu n d be foie Monastir i.mi also on culls and all. and $16 a ton was Mr.- Stewart urged all to attend judges for garden-. Messrs. T. A. the plains of Kossovo. paid for thi1 stock in the rough, un The Bulgarians, it is true, are bcthe missionary meeting on Monday Mead of Oviedo, W. F, Nehrling of , , ,, , . packed. Currots were hought at Mrs. Gatchel, Orlando; Dr Robson and Mr J. D. ing held up by unfavorable wenther * . .. , . evening -following . . ’ , , , $12 a ton. The price paid for celpresident of the Temple Circle Class, Parker for interest and assistance in oondition*. but they must lie almost cry w is about double what the cel­ m a pleasing little speech invited all the flower show and plant sale where at the gates of the Macedonian ery was then selling for in the mar­ prinont who wen* not members to they acted as judges Valuable capital and the German* and Bui ket and growers rout railed all the join tin ( ircle I he room commit 11 urtoMe* were extended l,y the gariuns are slow I) but surely press ■ft > leg companies would take As a tee then reported as follows Hill Hardwate Co , Wight Grocery hack the northern army rompHreon of the relative profits, 1 \\ fuit -tvle of furnituri would t o Southern Bell Telephone Co , Important Point Taken Sanitary Steam I* cssinff. 1!of Gasoline Dry ('leaning Allerai t lery at t fiat t title * hu h -o ld in you lihi for the rm ' l l Sanford Light A- Fuel ('•• Hon lions of All Kinds on Shorl Nolire I*lit- German- announce today tlq- the market at $1 all a •rati­ d id nol \li- Fumed oak Forre-t l.aki 1 \ Mead ■>! llvn-do, captuie of No via Pazar and ate ne! the grower over "..*»» an d a Join Our Gentlem ens Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. Mr Bailey, land-cape gardener and 2 Shall we have some rni hernr therefoie on t fie direct road to Mil- I rati Ilf eelery weighs about 126 lbs Prof Nehrling of Gotha Thank* all straight 1 h.nr- ' S U I T S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R D rovitza. w lu< ii has been the Sethl.tn M i n i nt the up - l a t e i •lery is of the 1 mn nut tic aft al-o extended \uAll -tr.nght h a ir|,u i -n in e capital since Nish fell into the hands stored at Williamson and Sod us, to Mrs. H. (i Dietertch fot lily arm chmrof the Bulgatianand in thui vicinity Whih • d ealers h u ll- for the pari I What llm-ll it*.....’ (Yt In r armle are (ire—u , u from prohald . own nio-l of it > n i l - l i t e r \ fi- II .1 vI I vI r.ll -et It \ mat -ut|i wa- g. . 1 1 t l i e ■ m n i he nort h , I h e i, o r t Ii w . t . t i e - • i i * i h aid. • k . ..r. ittlit'd by grow'er I \\ tiat a lion t I aides ’ not ti •• by M r Mien of t he 10- w The ill > Itlg IIlf I Veget aide- bids fair •a-t und 1 1e east and eVeli tile Mulltheatre, a- part of t h< p r o c e e d - I’ ll \>t.- Have library table i.-ncgritis. who held their positions lo In conn* a great indu-try if tingl Ven t tn6 Shall we la ve large Woman'* lli.it t tie hern-lit war i l M i l i n U e - any 1 1 m*- nr eondi long un- l>eing fori e d hack •‘ lull rug- ’ tim ug h t ifniitt by the war o f i l . Frer<b and Bf 1 11- h t rm q.- t ion \ - i* . S i .111 1 d :tin .r l a kllg t tn . •'I Ilf. i- I * hole d *al T lie dried ptoil Ui t -Itould 1 nnt 1n in 11 i f.i- *... itb no lo w- ha- been re -to. .11 rugit.........miniO’ e tr* -ati-tod with Some nc. tn bringing you a day •,-i v e i l AppaZenily tie . only . i n - 1- Used Iti making soups li N a me 1 lilt 1 nle pi.'t 11 r• fi 1 I . it- lu ce— and th. ladle- feel that • i- ti-r } mi owe it to v•• * ■ >our New }n rk dealers ale trying to get b o ld iiig th e ir p o s i t i o n - a n d no lo ng wall 1 I t - re-tills are dlle l.irgilv to t fie XIIIfamily and your business !<• |l v»uf •r i un hope to be ol a--l - 1a 11 ei- (n in nn ronl r a d - I hrouglt I P Morgan M adufi 11,1 ' 11 h i m-r-. tiring -iippoM of t to Sai ford Het\*1buildiiig- and stock in-im-i • p*>f tin Selhl.iti- < \<e|it by keeping a \ I n , wlin a re I 11 mill 1. g .ill con reliable company for a ri-a -m tf -IU*. upper \ ngi lu.-. 1 ..-1 ald 1 ml I to m o *1 •lit h 1, »ia- Mi cu. In |„rge niirnlo r of Hulgatlan- t ngaged* trail. I'lf liritn.h and FiWnefi govern ( Ii r 1 .1 . npel al mil -I it,. .itlecil aid! Rut * Come in today and let'- t.i, ■vrf* It is iindcr-t owl they have German report- «•!•> the French men Is 7 M II we ha v1 better i lei 1 rn tow 11 -people plared the management of cot,tract* and British ■11 tr to save th*1*11111 h At- -i *ve-1 I lit I' lg t out t lie tl VI ire- * Serbians by -ending troops through for vegetables in the hands of lou rs of i lie (lower -liow Friday and \||S Not at present 107 M U.M II.I \ \\ I rilONT. II Montenegro and Albania, hut with Austin, Nichols & Co . and dealers hade or 11r r:i 11 ■ the Saturday and o n . Saturday a cooked », Shall w poor roads it will t.1 ».• them a !m g who are interested in tin will jiav.- withtiis food -ah add’ d mol lint on* -util t” see tins tirm Produce Newtime to reai h the battlefields \ 11- Shad and 1 urtam window^ to t fn- trea-ury Tlu> -.t) 1 he Italians are -till iiin- plan 1? r using '* S' 1 on f he t tr ala II nspit al I,., mn if* 11 . i - t •1 1 ■ inriri t a fid t In >• •■’ .< -. t >f ' \It F .iiito i R u s - i .i *• g.'M .u 1' g ro u n d a lo n g I to re .v•r.• m 1 f . .1 HO -nrH* • lor t hi -t »,*.-• S ■.1 r < /.ir t nr . - h S 1,11 Ii W• tl*11ti ! ti .if! v K n r 1 In- In*sf i|iia!ii "I GRAIN, HAY. I F FI :hp for publu atoifi iti r gard to .1 little village unknown n, lore the •* >' near luiurt hut 1 .'tjin u ili^ hospital work Imre in Ocala, F l.U U K al war and which became famous f o r ' ™ } ’ iFASOXAHLF PRICES thi* t'ontinued from Page I flitter fighting that has occurred hut being hen* such a short time "T u rn backward, turn backward. measure the lent 1 a-e I- -lieceS’ ful, WRITE around if. again i* in possession of mys« If I hardly f«*el capable of Oh. Time, in your flight. fm many people vniild In- deprive I giving or rather writing a truthful, tlie Rus-iaii' who evidently let (he Mai e me a •h'ld ag un •’ m l n - In w lit’ fi I uf h u n t i n g 111 Germat -l i ter -iniplv to shell them clear letter 111 - 1 tor totilgh' 1 in t i . i j i i ” 1. - i|. b* •a U nt | tl •■■ \ old fushioned c.ti 1 . •, iig i f -, But tir-i let me -. 1 ., tli.it out t ie 1 t he II * i d u t e ' , • In I*1 rc-idi-nt- | , 1 1 1 a whieh not one of the most . harming -uper luviti t he nu«ti.i it Mid friend Til. t. Palalka, Florida uf ( tui 1 uunt v than six months.) > t n r r t n n r r t r r ( ~TTT* f n T T T V t e T f T e C r t r * T T T T f W ' b n s r t ’ i ’r ) f o r — ; Tl it* -n, ii lommilli-’ then .. *v. with i i ,1C ■ | till -l . .! Ill g lo u t i illfi.i'igt ........... . t r . r a r 1 , .1 w til’ ll J l,i lie V I -• I p.1 1 t I • IlltJ* ) • • l*| «l * »• 1 1 m l 'll t -.'L^j**Second, the dm tors of out t hi* i,,Hiiii)i 11;»rt•••! I.n v 11»bl slt»'^- •** *, 'w U a gti.. Hi.ir h. .11 t 11 tin- o pip-mi -V t fiBMt rn|*»v •«I»!•• -oyfinitift—HfuJ «le-a D '-p w . ),«..! ni IS-i roc rtt'l i Ih* iiflen-IVe wa* Inkeu know liow tu raspect nurke* ifei T.ir.-.l tfiai "il.d-, |.r«.v i-mndimilitary purpom-jk, ir«at tto-in like human hi'ings elanng 1 h«s>- -oijal- .1 hglnlul.fe.t for jx.liii (ill. <lure-1 union ' I itu.n.il do init Hire of tin- 1 la — VAIth Ih. n|» !••• 1 of 1 in pi 1 —in g t lie a r e altogether v e r y n i c e m e n vitiate tlie general act, and in no hospital staff are: Walter I. Mrs W C Bray. Rou muniun* * particular will the U'UI net. which Hood, M D . A. L lyl’ T. I Temple Circle Reporter In Cputl.wiil th u *1 B ille r was repealed by the lust legislature, Dozier. E. G. Perk. V D . H t forc’ d id lent-** on both an he made to apply this year The M I) . K. J l.indler. M I) . H E le c tio n P ro c la m a tio n L 'n n itiiitiiiu iiiiiiiiiiiiin i new law provided for the appoint niiiiiiiiniiiii'wiii'iimte W alii r- M 1* . H W Counts. M t o o p e rn liv e M a rk e t in g I n.let and l»v virtue of the ail ment of one county game warden M D . our I)..*then W K Lone. vetiteii a- mayor Through inoperative nmrketo.g ,-(“ ‘ *"'»* tlmm-. m .... m every count) of the state and for ficient dUtrihutmn mn he « fleeted.• ' ' ‘lJ" a,u 111 1 W" °T Die <ity of Sanford. Florida, the appointment <d deputies in ev­ Charles J. Brand . of the United U h Watt. M. I> i m t i c i- hereby given that a genery precinct Thin would mean the State*Department of AgrteultuTe The inside of " o u t " hospital is ,.r„l rity election will lie held in appointment of more than one on the 7t!i day m i d e a n a d d r e s s at the Univereky■! entirely litiished and the annex f*»r; Sanford. F'lorulu thousand warden- and their deputies, in w high '.th Do- tiursog is very charmingly a r - , „ f 'December, A I) 11*15. for the of rio rid J I e r e•nth •II of w horn wi-r<- to receive compt-n purpose of the election <1 tin- fol­ gave -i-vcral illustration o f - saving* •J^fg'd. . ii *hi.Mi| h lee- fr> m arte* tDtir r-jpavlty lor tiutients, without lowing city officer-, to wit Mayor tfi.it bed beii. t-ITeiled through en'.II of I III .’• lose heir i'l>mi11Hvli.|i' counting liah.v ward is for thirty and i>yvgn council men, to serve for . I >- l lie •|.II.IOI. uf tile S u p re m e ; o p i r.il io n m d is trib u tio n f fill* o f S to p U sin g C h e a p , U n re lia b le . <. * - the tvxo years next ensuing from two thing* frequently happens when patient*. I Couit yeatrrdu) . Hoping that Jin* wlU . givg you the first Tuesday after the first growers -fiit) perishable products The I'ltA-Ki hunting -eason fur and your reuilers u vngjif idea about Monday in January, < UH•> independent I'. The car may go to 1 -rd d. el .’ ltd ol In t game, I-Xcept I ) o n 't l..lxo a <h .t .i (M.iibi.* \.Ti,i i.'.ftM'ior carl ton papri. And I do hereby nppoint the fol­ a glutt’ -d market or it iA<r> he re- our hospili.1 I shu^t -tritte a more i ’ I’lirii I. whicli has been in season lengthy letter next-timt*. Wut am not lowing persons, as elerk and in­ It n i c . u i s fat let I, ilk* ihl(> c u p i f s , u litirly f i l e s , w j is Ic The consigned to another point Schelle nice October G will In- opened Ini mi r i- disastrous an d the latter cn|iahle wit# ’ my rudiment al hos­ spectors i.f said election uf time anil poor work, i ’ill a stop to this! 'I lie new game law will now receive pital expcriunce, * • t Maines, clerk; F. S. Frank, Tim is apt to he. Scores of Rtith Prx>ct'*r. Keene and \V W I.o tg. inspee- its first practical test. Independent growers m a y s t r i k e rportninell who have not boon taking u Marion Co. i1ospi'al Asfc’ n.* 1tor>>. good market upon recoiikignment ltd vantnge iff the squirrel hunting The polling place will lx- .it the and they may not. The average and who have not purchased li­ fire atatit-n in the city building, on cense” . will take t<» the woods to­ ship|M r doin’ not know the condi­ Palmetto avcjuie in tin- city «.f tio 1 of the markets und others will morrow in every part of tlie state. Sanford. The polls will upon al fi MAR K j -nimbly strike at the big markets Many have been holding buck in an­ o'clock a. m , standard time and ticipation of the opinion of the Su 1 Iso. Perishable product* can he r Will be closed at sundown )(> Cour( jn , hp |(Hll p r o d d i n g * diverted indefinitely. If they aro I..iM” !.; Ici,.hility — neatnesn — unlforml/y — sjid ccononW biak«^' , , Wit nes'i my hand as mayor of I liefore not mnrketed in time they deteri­ Multilx py Ihc r.ftm! ml cat oil jt *m r procuring the license* ns = lii black nr bfuc. MultiKopy the city of Sanford, a' Sanford. orate. a rid the grower wants d a m ­ p re s c rib e d h I In- G o i f . l u a . I o f t i l l . ’ id I'I n . ill'll-rut.lung c’ lpn Florida on this th." 1 ' I lav " f ages fioni the railroad, which in | Vent I li gilnlltv Multihaip) 1 November, A I * 1**16 many cases it ought not to have to It i- cxpi-ct.'il i pi-ref ore. that the u. 1 » :$cl i u.a-.|uallcd for manifolding II I. I'll RASHER. county judge- in mo-t every county p a y - * Mayor of (Tty .'I Sanford IF. . . c fu r F R E E 5,ample Sheet in tlie -lute will have their hand* By cooperation grower* ran pluco ut nttx* n T tAttest •'» tv.kl.***!" / * tfw^ranlmj lo irlv© TS,CO) Imprrfttion* of full in rip-cting the demand for men in tho various market* who. will 1 II fN *•♦* i ju on jj,,. M W Lovell, City C'crk licenses. The issuance of these cer­ Inform them of the chndltlons. 25-tfc tificate* i* to the hand* of the countyThey can distribute their produce so judge* of every county. Jackson that ull markets w i ll .b e supplied, | ville Mctrojiolir. . j and they, can ship direct to destina­ Between Love and Duty. tion wllTiout igconaifcnment.' ItalL Sweet Young Wife (to special con­ * u £ (k ' * \ ~ roads will help Tn keeping trark of stable*, about to go on duty'—“ Well, »Lf p High Price for Tea. / „ t }*2 <*Jn/J W dear, If you don't take Tiny, wlU you •the shipments in the various cities, promise mo that ir you an*’ a burglar v Three dollars a pound was the prior because in doing #0 they help grow­ or a atreet fight, you wonT, ftterferer* ,of tea when It was first Introduced Into ers to ship di r ect and e l i m i n a t e Englsnd. fMffW'fll aiimiftiiiiiiiijuijintnuiiiiiiiiiiii — London Opinion. Fehruary 15-19, 1916 Orlando, Florida SUB-TROPICAL MID-WINTER EXPOSITION CH A SE & CO M PAN Y D. C. BROCK MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER CALL AM ) SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. Every day you pul oil allendin? It • K THAT F1RF. INSURANCE 9 w PHONE 174 •! ) A. I*. CONNELLY CAME LAWS WRONG AGAIN ARE KICKED OUT Huy Hired and Save Money! i w. If*. ft • fP .1 A. Merryday Company j Carbon Paper ' ,' ' •> 1 ft' * Carbo n P ap er FRESH and •v-,- • CURED '. - *•; M EATS K ; f *-. Spring Lamb, Milk Fed Veal and Poultry for Thanksgiving ! • V *1 *«• , GEO. W . HARDMAN .. Park and Second f. 6 ^ , «W 1ft Herald Printing Co. Sanford, Florida Phone 195 damage c i t i n g . . . -** ■ - .-S ' x - • . .. lu .. • s * . - *• . ____ 1 .___ *r< ' * .? . % #» - • �rORD ItBOALpas-ywry.’. — ______ _I V ! •Dooka . Added - •to Basket Rail Nolca The Brotherhood of St. Andrew played (lie Stetson V a r s it y Basket IJul| game fust Friday, in Unhand. The Hcnre wits to hf in fav,or o( Stetson, O u r Im v i put up u yo o ii fight, i.llh n u g li they wi-m i o m p letel v NATIONAL c o n v e n t i o n t o outclassed t KMJMIASIZE V A L U E O F S T . ■|'hr fr;H lire* ..I III. g.unc n.rr. j the all round f leam work <>( ttuJ O H N S HIVEH I Stetson tenm, and the throwing of I the free goal* by Sanford limith D C.. Nov. 23. — fop Sanford Hire* eleven tree goaN -I l> noi n tnenns of nut ion u I |out of |;t chances Tim Sanford i„ .1 keynote struck nl iboys put up ,. might;, .......I right ii ni ion of the National , conn id er nig t i c great **d*ls that they ,1 Harbors Coiigreiw, which were uii against , Washington, D. C.. bee. Well, rulin' to the lilt ore games ,,, Hus topic will bo treated that are scheduled to lie played here , ■ gimsnian L Hampton and enjoy a sport that is fust and .1 I’erinsylvanio. Who has (dean. The line up was as follows; ,.,1 tie sub ject t h o io u g h ly an d Sanford Center, Arrant: for­ ,11 lined to sp e a k w ith n u - wards. Kouth, Murrell, guards, Neil \\n h ptepnrednesg th e Chittenden. Il<>> Chittenden „ tiefore the c o u n try , th is Stetson Centers. Ilutherfnrd . especially opporlune. j iJunkint; flrwurd*, Miller Ij'dl.ind ipfu pof* that Representative ,.r). Gardner lion , guards. Walker will stress the value (?f itn- (Minter), O'Connell ilogden . I... ij waterway* as an aid pie.' inobillxatiOn of AmurConsider the Cow to tie Iran I . m event of a threatened The cow was I,mil for servo p OF W A T E R W A Y S Itivosiur Taking into consideration all her The National Rivera and Harbors accomplishments she is about the fom-r. phu x hold n tremendous most efficient animal on the farm. (onvei.t.ui, as a. strong protert She eats various things, grass hay, 1(altl.t the hitter attiic k* made re- .com or almost any tiling which iietT!,tl> upon waterway uppioprla- fallt her and produces butter for , Th’ ~ pro|i«r i/pprovement the family, and milk for babies and , W a , ' i' worthy winter courses grown ups. pigs and calves. Ma ii y ^ ;t 'l i •■ Im t 11 • c ry . kinds of cheese aie made from milk. ‘ , th- p ro m in en t tnen who and the milk i* indi'pcusuhlt- in the. .* i lie o rg a n is a tio n w ill he various processes of culinary art ■lr. I l ,, rd F P u iim * of II sii» Mill, i* •lie m . w spe lilt *. *uh)r- i t - I he 11 The west's l|| .. ,,i. i w,iys will li" chiirn i, -e : m v t ■ r from l 'al I. i. 1ii» I), Phelan. T lu> l . r. which nils so culls . d I y ex-Senator Bur; i- i he subject of an ^fl, r,,, i nr " J im " lli'i d of ■• will P:v *lo opening its dcfeli-o \l t .--.p e c ia lh pr. I i i - 1in - .it,d show in g -it pr it v 111 g I hi; Ml -si , |r e o .i ft C sill UIto II !' wa (“ni gres ,tn , n Fl'-ii ot The I".I III Mississippi will Include Mayor food , iih ii I Movie Actors Here Fiction: Mr. and •Mrs. “Malcolm Williams! Michael O’ HulloranfjGttnc Strat­ spent several hours in the city on | Friday, the guests of the editor of ton Porter. \ V Mr. and Mrs Williams The Lovable Meddler: Leona Hai­ the Herald ry triple. are well known in the moving pic Diane of the* Green V an : Leona turn world, Mr Williams being *qjgngeil in tiie leading role in a big Hairy tuple Kennedy Square K Hopkuo-nn (i.iiiiii'inl production at lack, ouv lilt .Smith, and Mrr Williams whie- is better The Armchair at the Inn. F. IL known us Florence Reed being with Smit h . the Put lie Company in New 5 ork Fdlcen Vaughn: Carmen Sylvn. I’ iie Tittles I'nion of Sunday has| N a th a n B u r k e - M a r y S W a tts . the following regarding them Fussing of the Third Floor Hack L-veryliudy m Jacjtsnhvill* i» m Jerome K Jerome iited to visit th>‘ Ganmont studio Miss Hilly. Flea nor Porter. at i h< Hitfclaitd Theatre. South Miss Hilly's Decision. Eleanor Jacksonville next Sunday to lie m trod tired to the art of motion pie Porter. Miss Hilly Married: Eleanot Por­ ture making. Announcement <d the in vital ton wa« made lust night by ter Rock in the .Baltic: Robert Barr David Garrick, director for the J. Hartley company. who declared that he Peg O’ M> Heart want* Tn give Incut people an oppor Manners Gordon Craig. Randall Punish Iunity to see just how and where the Gauinotit pictures are preparetl Mum: K C, Thurston Valiants of Virginia: Hnllie E. for the entort^ni^U'nt rtf millions over the entire wOflJ Hives S in ce the people have so'1kindly Kingdom of Slendor Swords: 11u1responded to my request lor con* lie E. Rives. Katrine E l e n ney Lane. Operation m making the slay of The P rim F ysc^^H F t'S ju r Sawyer. motion picture people in Jackson­ H o npi: ( if fir (Jc' ..VV nnfti her Ia i n. ville a pleasure nnd profit to both, I The Grt'otifii** (’ i f f : A. W. March- want to give the latter an oppor­ tunity to see us make picture! and mont. Hugh Wynne, S. Weir Milch ell. become acquainted with our studio," ; Marjorie Renton Cooke. said Mr. Garrick. "Just al present Ham bi I uni directing a mutual master-! A Group gf Western Stories: Riders of the 1’ urpl e Sage l.nne piece mi five reels .with Malcolm Williutqi^Mi tin* bulling ml, NNcvt (in".” *w'v arV going Mo-sturt about ' The Rainbow Trail La tie Grey. ( IdVf>-*Mock in the morning to put on I)t*H4*rt Gold l.u in- t irev• relies wl,«<rej*t w,1 will l|se 3flfi b*/"ll H* art "I tlie Nig lit U mil' , \-i ngre f" bf |. d M i our t ract no. of "iir •in, dow n t fie old n met lire .. la ' » .................. -g <ho,i n , ■g u fio 1» till lit . In l Ief Itl'l l.o |-1 ntjr i-- e - - - and 1 1 r•* to lltlL [mil ! |res* Ml a t ll e of Ml , pose nu On Itas not ,1-ln Mi Mu . i i i , r,-.i i S ii In ni •, i 1 t.| I a , n:i y nil ' ■ •■ v at m il " ! F I" pi i M •t '. - Iit i f **" "Nt, \ \\ . 1«• i ■ . * ! \ .« . I;.. . " • ' 1• f1 *i',!*1 ,1111 « .Iln- -1 g vv111^ b, tnatt ..m ,',t w, i i ly pa pci • G tiiphl> !'i •’ Tut ,11>".nI i . n r •r.i’ ...........| M'. :id 1 M-; ■'' i r, IS'V | V \ ,| t. t .it'll i. til* i ■ I- 1* *■ ' t. I ri Mi i id we hnvt* r lu 'e r f u lly | G reat C h ie fs d e sig n ate JITNEY BUS SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 13th. •in IMs|\| s> > r- w i,| I., r i In tin - r ■ iv 1 i . I • v« , v i ik in g t ‘ir,<- (rip ! ■ Cun lltg . I I ir-n > ,d I l.( \r 1i \r M f'd IP I inn " 1 I lie 1 id !n'w 1‘icf.et w \ nr l 1 1 1 -i i m ''In .1Ii il f i III If r lini I II- t In t.i \r }v \r. Office Seeker. I 'u‘ ' 11 w <h a . deep and steadfast a n - , * lnr w ill run e x cite d ly ^ 1 t hi'CRtiig everybody he nees to T ' uo iniuatlo n p etitions aud wh'.'" •"> flu a lly gets enough »n,i t;ul 0,1 “ a h lrt ....... that If the c a ll of d uty ., K“l“ ' *" w|d not dlsrcgnrd the sum Slate Journal.' =*-*s - n YOUR BODY - OKI) \r « ni V l.« 4 ; I., V Vr i ■> 1* l 15 )• 1i Nil! hiVr fi tn 1*. 1i li iu 1* Vr hi ■on 1* 1 * m •11 I* M M M M 1> \r. 1> Vr M M M M, 1> Vr 1* Vr t in Ia If iin f', * i*v t miri ’ll. Nil ||%1f li tu ’ -J t nr 111 f iu. M.im... 7 (0 V. M S to v M 1 00 p M III 1* V "'.Uiild II •> on I* M . 00 1* M ■I 10 1’ M II) 111 J* M n .u i" \r « dll)A. Ii. HOil V Vr I Id I* I» I III I* '.Igllls ,Vr li; pi I* Ii li 111I* Vr II) till I* Ii III Oil I* M, M M M BUS iwl M M M M I MU s ♦ • ' in •i l *- 1• « t ' r- p. r It id In -i *I 1 t VMI KON ( ITV f Mi) i I > tl , , , * ip I 1• | * ■ ■* • i \ , r\ . ,i •u *' * * n n . * -I l . 1« .•| d .•r ni *f| I . • 't . 1 . • ' ................ -.ml .m l I S h i (u n i i i p l l III • . In- 'll , in ,-|l v limit ' l 5c I'l VII v o l If » M f F< 'It JITS t \ i m i m n i : : i t-’o i : vn v s i : r \ ii . f t ‘ ll ft! \I N 1 ■ \ i i M* M, 11 | I lull ,1 I n - * . ' <,i vat Mir ,u tin n I n ml ng HI.in* hard llunri , formerly III IU i' r• M'AH k - 3 *. . v :.o . ;■ ^ ■ o u ta iiim g sm al)^ pieces of. IT .H M P ___ ' '• •• -• ;* f - v. -* .lana* F u ji■■ hustrurtions' __ . •JL’f'.dO ■ * 4t *. < •I V l ‘IJ »f? *• -1 m j i-WBmm hw^m ■ pBiamH vn - • . iA S J . ;■ ‘r - 1 • • .* H - 1 ;.g v j -1 . **« * * ■ * j,* :xgm 1 Sanford C o c a -C o la Bottling Co m pan y H n ttliT K j j jw A * t. K * ' • ,| «)f Soda Water and In PHONE 2I ’ ftottles IW l T PI U D 11\ 1 ■ !■ I PH KSLi 1% W L I V E R Y , S A L E S AND F E E D STABLE C o r n a r P a r k A v o n u o and S e c o n d S tre e t C O N T R A C T O R S F O R A L L K I N D S O F M L A V Y M A U L IN G 4 Largo supply of Horses, IWulos, Wagons and Harness always on hand F o r ^,qjo or Exchange O la c k s m lt h lr iK • a n d W a g o n R e p a ir in g • i.4 ’ ‘ ‘ 'S In c o q n e c t lo o . " f ■ ?--------------------------*-------------— -— r - --------------- Td W . J . T H IG P E N &, C O M P A N Y ­ AGENTS V . General Fire Insurance Of (lo* with H O LD EN R E A L E S T A T E O. Sanford. F lorid a ■ » g ; ’ - * • - * . J V ^ * ; ‘ * - ^ \■ ; J TJ . ,,j ;T i •• ■■ . 3'1 ii IS t |'iif At iir v . I nm l!ii.rciii! itimJ < i.t tr.i! ' #ajo; * r o it C A T A t U G IE AO DRCSS b t V IllH fC T O meat t ulnge, s u c l, ns is tum id ly g ive n to a log, an d in wjiAb is left after the choice part has been set asid e for ‘the o ffic ia ls , T h e su p e rin te n d e n t in fo rm ed m« each p riso n e r is fu rn ish e d one p a ir of tro users a n d one s h ift e v e ry six m o n th s.” Thesq he wears d a y and n ig h t, w eek in and week o u t, u n t il the b e n e v o le n t g o ve rn m e n t fu r. n b h es h im ano ther s u it ." X I at her. I L, Ib illa rd . m a rk e t a n il g ro c e ry . I in 1 I m illin g s . u$ iC ru le , arc a ll about J 1. 0 0 0 ; b o o ks an d files s a v e d , made of lo gs and v a r y in n p p ia r a n r e Eh I' el 'linin', o ilu in . general g eneral m iT c h u n -- l;, in ,-ording ro rd in g to their* e re is I M .Mci merer)an their User iisc| TIhhere Is u i.-r.in g n f •" U r . T \ \ H ijrt i G n m in e ‘J'ltesd ay an d fill :i» calo m e l !" m ir -ysle ni trikt■t, to Tn v nri-s And pl. ci-d on live*- an d rid d in g doe* not no* 1 jil.iy i,la v to t" show inquircr*i in q u irer* ! what is is popos ta g n a tin g poisons, and ii do*** m ake yo u le d badly hki ■calomel -.rfib with this great high crqp. T h e g ia n t b u y was c u t on .th e It is p le asa n t to la k e w ith no u rv -1 p le a sa n t after effects. K e e p it tn Ja m e s place a t Y u lu h ii a n d Was not 'a n iso lated t u f t , b u t c a m e fro m n y o u r hom e fur health s sa k e . If L I V - V E K -I.A .V is not e n tire ly m a il field of a lm o st u n ifo rm h e ig h t. s a t is f n c t o iy , y o u r m o n e y w ill bo te- N a t u r a lly D u s m ore th a n fd.x fo o ter tu rn e d * w ith o u t questio n. I he o r ig ­ was ab o ut the best tu ft to be fo u n d , but it tops a n y t h in g so f a r re p o rte d i n a l - b ears the lik en ess of L K G r ig s b y . P<n sale at 6 0 r an d U b y in th e w ay of h a y in th is s e c t io n , ^ U c x lu u g C o m m e rc ia l. W . Y h A ld r iilf e . , Curubicted by thu It. 1,1'dictmi' Protests Against Calomel -• ti m s i H t t il I I MONKOt 7 •15 V H l.'i A M I 5 1* M l 1 J* M Kntunbiv r> (Ml 1* M 7 on 1* M •J;;X0 1* M JO 10 1“ M 1 \ Ilit' t' l l i l t \\c \ ■*t ' " s- ,1 |,,, M n l fM M . I l t t l h x I \tfl ^ l f11iss puts sy.M OKI) "li fndnw ilig ru illc , duv ft I* ir*,t tn M tg- I* rI |'. ,,ii - . . ■ . ;• 111*11, \ V - If r • |" inn it...... 11 , ' , r - ' I y It'. W i l l M i l l \ll|f\|».ll I J Ite.urds F. W I L L I A M S A|»ent S a le sm a n disc uliout half sulvaged, Ions about , u-puralu building for tbit bath hou»e,| 1 D.noo Edmund's liillinrd room o n d 1abo a separate building for the tiurhershop, talrh s and billiard room ’ k ile h i'n , but no d in in g ro o m , t h e i •Hni us i n o rd e r, Each •, You have noticed the dwugree^-j fixtures destoyed, but barber chairs j n,eul# being sent to the cell* in , ! C m in d i to m ake such Freemun restnu- wnoden p u lls. ■*r * 1u*1rn,*nr• and with su ch weTVdce niile effects of calomel, that sicken- I nod* tool♦ ,saved. ing' n au sea that i- ch-uacterisii* |.rjU|t. .-prnrtie'nlly -alL lixfuriS',. aayed T h e m o rn in g nnd m id d a y m e a ls 1 i I" ar tn them most a p p ro There is no reason lor tearing up ^ LH*sJ>urg Gownereial, "**’ >* Ifllt« consist of ry e bread an d a ch e a p --------------- ^ q u a lit y of ten. In nd dititfri t o 'bread your system in such n d ra s t ic m an -1 Vott*s in •Six Fo o l N a t a l G r a s s and tea for the e v e n in g m eal, is tier. F rie n d s h ip an d C h a r it y . that w o nd erful N a t a l (truss s i* feet three lO j'hcs some fo rm of vugcjublxr, u s u a lly I IV. V E I L ! V \ D* E C o u p e r. i- n i'f .1' ,|s< - , n tieight will} cut b y D e m o n s t ra t io n ’ citld iug c or jiotatoef. a n d b a rle y so ilti veg etab le io m p " 'i' I , *,-i. t Sn' In*rn ' ' '1 i c.fl S t . L e o C o l l e g e , Si. Loo, Pasco tounly; Florida the in Itciiver Moon ruv a el Hianksgiving for the many! I" 'lie*eil u|io i us us in- EDWARD HIGGINS t it) I mill' llcnrdull Ivcnii Geneva \tenuc Miiurc** Sluluul < auicmn < flv If. t . t h • b* I i f " ’ It" d III.1tl the ennilltiok' in Runsia ninj Si i'll I, might us to t he 1 a arcs Herald Horned l>ut bi-ria, having pt-(sonnlly tnv.-sli It, ini-mhercil the I illlnr i and t h oik ‘giv.ug 11 i 'u - i «qj at ' Id Tuts,lav i'>ted i Iu* eniiilitirtnn p* *:1,gnu Ini ure I mi I oni <j nt \ 'i■ |, ,.y ,'*| th* Opera lunin- it r I-h In a t gr. . t 1 1 1 l t1 *i h . t In p "pi '.' , . *-(i h*,il 1f 11 • r I !■’ III Ml Hi p! i • t hi •v ■ i \* r 1. 1 *11 m . H e r . I'l a i d '»r JufM'i - ifMftj* t I'M* Wi»' k j » M, " •( d r.1wi n * t " t • t , , pT I,e \ 1r\ 1 Ml. V.i t,» «Uk *»f IIf 1-s*♦' t 4« *• 1 t (' t k t" t h' .11 11 Waa 111,1'. I . U n i u di L "Th, l*r* i,.i, v'ruurii| i *) 1 U* • i**.i r , . I- ' -i rigi* 11 • i r |. *' •l, 1' It Jtiloi h" I' , . * * I 1g1|M — " *— i * i«ik l1 *i Jd* -III' l"g- '• t 11! 1 in g rn ilia! •!"*•• t" i ■ f i i - t 1• •I gel lii r arid ire f-'o-m I ■' t" ' ] i4’ .I lT ** a ii <' * t 1 > t a i - , o *i v. l.iiild '.g I.1 , la * i gh 1 \• H u* \ 'Irni.i; guard I' mill'll Pine t ( in . f>tm ir ' of !>•' pain •- ,1i .. . - In tali' upon ! W 'f t 1 t In utltMtde. no! niitv lo prevent . 11 I*. I4■rid*"! v■i! 1 •nti • t tl ■ w• il h, r . II upon I In It editor of tlle I-i . prisoners from escaping, but also tn| gro w * ill'lL I- vote at leu I one day t‘ *|uti line] A•* hope 1hut u.« 11 NullilOg tint D" prevssit any pnssdde emu mum cut mti \nr.'s e\|U* ii«i- that i u; III\*" an*l V and pruyor, a*r rlul our [ an Inn 1,noks anti a typewriter with the (Jutstyle world ■ (I f I ' II* 1• Ilf 1 1 No one is al* huh. i lor i Id* ,-.l The plant was nluvd vi» r b permitted to riiriii* V k 1 1 IiV f¥ firtO f!■€*I 1 1h:tl D.i a n• v\| 1U UflllA * 1 fM l tin win* councils of mir Al alii i and there was no tnsur 1 M a ' f j 1 H J j'l Ilf ..f tin»turksidi’ i‘ X»i*pl p r iw mt <tiliv*; ruativ i li may - ' w <• ImVe avoided the I n w<■ver. t It* He: aid will t,” t : nils known t" the guards "r those . 11ii i ,i i. •»t III * . f.l -i t * H • lei i' l)i tin t s w, t h o l her lie *I i-ve"t l"r u week Editor who i in give tin propel sign and *ll sjM'l liaV e lieetl p r il l it l c d lo ," " ' ^ t'* mir i Il \ H. II was over in Leesburg bright l s k y o r . i 4 V i"- ally to ' hos • il ufo and i arl Wednesda . morning and IliMui l lie sl.itklfgl l • lllllji.t ,ile The Turn Down. 1 .'in. nil. drawn m spate was found "II tile .stones 1*»r v l.t;;. mu 'tig' yif holi" s "f ! lie O ne of tlie latent fade tx for a young Me Her Id forms and the work "f i ■ ') u : a I s, v ..r in i.Tgb'W»|!K' !or the d'.f•d m - ns h iv e in M»nu w om an tu w ear the m im e of her llnnce gi t' the paper b.,i k in shape r -lit i blssi'i id < lifpiiul, I V. ,al em b roidered on tinutiklc of her stock re ii a n d sn n i" of For this rca.smi, partn ular > - r* ) "Use. and a mimle r "I other lug And I MippOM If 1 1icy ever fall Hart'-d 'rielice have not ptoip, U» Hart I V Clirley. the linotype t .ildmgs. usually arrange,) around oul sin* sim p ly lo rnt (tie hose " il him -dgrs, l,ut w hat wc h ave 'operator. i« laid up by dines*, both — V o urig slnw n TetcgriU li square. , i Ii w.- h a v e more th an papers are lute this week Prisons l&f thj*. women convicts -m is of prurience arid , O llie r Iosms were su s ta in e d by i "i sc mute liom Ihwst* of fhc men. ■ w iu irage. Prices lowered Rtfain, Imt the same The record of satisfactory performance for more than ‘100,000 owners surely makes il the “ Universal Car” ---tlic car you want. It meets the demands of professional and business men and brings pleasure to the whole family. Simple, strong, reliable-—eco­ nomical in operation and niaintainance. Uunahout $390; Touring Car $110; Town Car $460, f. o. I>. Detroit. On sale at Sanford Machine & Garage Co. ^ 1 4 T l i CAR I, d. r nf ti11,n**-1 *i t tn» 1 1»•* i Wi lie n .i,*t<ir*i in ttl.m dratnii I I mr, 1.1- i w . 1 in i nin(Mt/I •... -! 1 w1f* w'.n i ih |,*r* ' r, iI!*'i | i P 11., l -tar " t ' ! . I i Pi rt \ 11,, Mbit M. ■ still — I ' U N IV E R S A L Ford car. W ill l III wII n i l . I III" . IVi I nr p. rfnr ttl ,t t I . -t 'id "■ III l ! ■V ltd, • W.,r u f ill d f ' " THE tin l.icksiin vlib* peopl i tn u , tlietr ovt ii 'friend' |■r fnrit^ for the camera 1 have ar* rnngell tu tltkc these pictures on the Gailli’ i'Ut open air stage illicit tvhi'di <> tin- visitors can find ample room to gather and see us wnrk I’ hi •< In.- if |ierforoier. t i . !•■ . n •t gaged 'u appear in 'Mir picturi at pav rat v'mg from fd lo * ’i a dav •> v "i| i . • ,i that 'In peoph ’ * wnrk w11 i i t >l'ii|!’ i In .) ,u k'"i \i|le pr" p!+ U - will be at wnf k all day 1,1 d 1 t ns, who want tn -ee liow |,n (a1fi*» 1 1> it ad'- i in « "in,* ■ Via at aiit 'it,., after Id n't ioi k and during ufternniiM licforc it begitiH tl> .. ....... I I' i- t" |Ini' nv>r i ph R .d c , II d I In J V•a * *" i .i i a H ’ g. r. 11 A t .,Xcj ri * .id wh e III ' 11 111%i• . .| It ,» r s ,>-f. I 1 r *. 1 1 *ed t hill 1)"■ con M i* '' Kin:; i.i g r* .It \ll l i e - ' .111J * III *x« ’•*!« M M . ' , , 1X ol« , "l1 1g.t 4 • lb 1,1, IU..it*- "ll lUlilf \4 1*.» t 141'« q 1" t i p.i 1•k* --. •II" 111' 111* |*I• f l , d - •* I i 1.1 r ni l - ' nf m ir new i , 11It. • Mi il <i|vc T hanks .. 1,1 g|V, ., i Rat -d . H 'd l.o i 1 1 1, e 11ri Vri >> Will I "I the Sanford Library and iiianulai t nti - it into milk I le l.-C l I \ i and Tales of " Given i ten lo lift- r 11 i . 1 Ts a . |Huft She lakes high pMt d foods and in Terence U'Roll ke l.oRts J. \ a tire. creases their value from 35 to HI L J Vance. par cent Hut tn the milk insiiiii Rope 11or II* The Shadow of i i: fueiunrig proce'sci 'he (rrodueiM ct'f . trig. From 75 to 'Ml t inn 1, - pi o 1net il- l ow nlev Th* Ill'hop'* Km*' P> i I* • ,d tin Ni •I’lxmr v.i 1 1 of O, \11k<*I, i , ■! (, ■ 11"i ■ i '. i, ttvered It! T1. 1II, Ii c l It . ..t s.iery Louis 1 he Mow mu r 1•t ( | U'l mail ii*> u mu >lb v Tr i, \ 1" 11g) 11, ■>: i )11 l m . , • i* "I i” «•1jj 1 | r.it in ,i \g Ill's Id t i III elf ,i i lo a novel auxiliary it worth!- - THREE . if - ‘H �NOVKMPEn 23.19J3 .%" V M' ___ ________ ___ ____ _____ ____ ___ S A N F O R D H E R A L D ^ met. , .From th e re s u lts of t h e ir effotts we know thnt breeding and railing high grade livestock ih Flax- 1 Ida can ' he made decidedly profit­ able and substantial. If some of our foremost stockmen will com- • yarn* have we seen items in the It. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNEfj, 11urines.1* Manager | Florida [tress to ‘ the effect that . ■ '* "=--=*»• several hundred head of cattle have PubU»had Krrry Tucriay Frtd»y ^ ^ , j ;,,p e ,| frQm some point tn the state to Texan, Oklahoma or , l,h>" lh,‘ if effort* and start this . we? . packers' feeding [tens to. bn movement on a hig sesje. w« not m m s c iu i-n o N ritic tt, in a d v a n c e "finished for the market?*' on lyJw lieve that the venture would ONE YEAR ..... IIOO Why can't can't we we "finish" ‘ >e successful from every standpoint. S it MOMIIS . . , i.x* Why but that the growth and develop­ T B h ltK MONTUN • •** c a ttle in F lo r id a a n d ta k e for u u r ment of the industry throughout M l n n d l i i l w a i r V O u tlp t i.M r « Y « r It | s rlv c n the h ig p ro fit that goes to Florida would progress with’ far A d rur* « ro<. p*r Month *) these liv e s t o c k b ro k e rs in o th e r P a t iw u la U ' . . o M .a Ho Mofta mi QStto # u t e jl? The present p ra c tic e is more rapidity in all parts of the stat as a result of their worthy example Sotwrd A* Hocnnd-Oooo Moll Mailer August lit 4 nothing «ht>rt of suicidal Of course Florida Farmer and Homoseeker isos, at tb< I’ ooiodieo ot .Son/ord. I’uwldi. our stockmen make a handsome O-----t nde» Act of Surth Jed. t»7». , |,r(,||t op t liwic undeveloped range THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY cattle because the range is Itig atid Also at the present time there = = i are a largt' number o f cattle in the 1 IIA N K S fil V I NC- DA Y state available to market in this Another national day of thanks- fashion so they may argue that the giving approaches and this year [dan is good, because it keep* outmore than ever before can the great side money toming in to us without American re public give thanks en any effort to speak of. But now masse, for ull of us can give thunks that cuttle are going out of Florida thnt the rich blessings of peace are by truinloads, how long will our still our lot while the nations of present supply Inst? Northern feedKuropc and even of Asia are leuring or* and packers can take Florida each other to pieces. All over fair range cattle out of this stnte nt America the pnens of thanksgiving ?18.00 and 520.00 per head to should be heard next Thursday foi "finish" at a . big profit to them­ the many blessing* showered upon selves, faster than we can raise us during the year. Aside from the them. A ' pertinent question is. peace that shrouds us in safety the How much longer arc the big free bumper crops of America are mar­ ranges going to last? Isn’ t it true velous and the people ns a whol? are that the best range country makes Then thrifty and prosperous. No epi­ the best fanning country? demic*, no earthquakes, no cnltm- how soon will the time arrive when ities h a w taken their toll of death* 1 all of the good range* ranges m in Florida in our land. will he sold, fenced up and denied Here in Florida the greatest sca­ se a - to the range cattleman'* son of our history greets u* as the \V.. wdl venture the pn ilicUoi bright "tin of another Th ai.I.-giving t be I w it hi ii 'lie Vear- Opel, ret, * arise* over the Southland There i n t h i s s t a t e of any value will lie are more people i Florida thst, f, w a m i l a r I i t we< . I t " M f , J ib evei before. There ure bet lei i m p - , longer arc w■ going on in tin* state more Maple crops, more good Toads,j of unprepnredness? This serious and a happy nnd contented citi- problem i* facing tin* cattlemen uf zenship than ever before Tin F l o r i d a today. Then- i* o n l y o u t * state i* attracting tb • attention of solution and that i* the iiuprov.-d ill, world and the font !,-ri y,.j»r met I imI* '•( r.u-iiig Ii\ • <t11. I wdl ,-i ill, most wiiude'f.d d *v i lop A* regard* "Im u liin g” "'ir range merit tilling all lines c a tt|e here in F’b*rid > w hy t a i.'i the on to In lift old llulldl** _____________________ , free. - - •* .. • . Simplify Your W ork The convenience and .simplicity of paving b/lls hv check, the ac­ curacy with which ii payment may be traced, and the safety in general of this method of payment, together with the other many advantages that a bank can offer you is ope way to' increase the efficiency of your business. Commercial business. banking This Natal hay uind by the way. it is pronounced with^the accent on the " t u l " i was raised b y 'M r . W. C Tyler of Altamonte Spring” , Tin seed was sown on newly cleared pine land in October. 1814. On the 1 ) ) acre experimental tract Mr Tyler used only 58.00 worth of fer­ tilizer. According to authorities this small amount of fertilizer prob­ ably did no good whntever and it U therefore safe to say that no ferti­ lizer is necessary for the raising of Natal hay. In Augiut of In F"v Mr Tyb-r r.it at the rate of o.ie tun per acre of r!;. finest hay from this Fuel ami the he. v is now ready to be rut ■ Id t lip '! a r.*I will 'lie t ir -' . tit tj •ur !«•••* I i.l. • t ip 1 <• o p in io n ,,f e x it,.r: ’! i 1 i.lt' ('.It UN for this product in Florida. It w ill grow w ith o u t fe r­ II. R. STF.VFNS 1■ ■. ' I . p 1 I » 1 1 . ... nt* of important features of our .b e V lf»-P r»rid »l THAT PACKING HOUSE, COLD STORAGE AND PRE-COOLING PLANT Any packing house ami cold storag'.. pi int for beef and nthor m eat. ..'id product*, or precool j ng pktii' for vegetables ercct-d at Sanford r.hoi: 1,1 (>.' owned by a stork comp-n> made up of ,a u l> mm .titd p.rrner* of S'liluml* eon tty I'ertiKt outside ca|iital to ill h liort a fd tn t w .n ild li1 v > I tillA T v411 «|« i • i " i >i' • ' •11 I.H 'l'll. k! h .** th a n $21 * r* I* ..i -1 i ••'•-il 1 . 1 '■ ' w .m U 1« 4 ... . 11'Mr U\\i III- e j|( I* • *£• f • OTTl t Ih h T • tt/ .i- r ll ■ • r*q, lin e m i < t I|»* * .il V• i u n —1 •i •• I 'i n il n i. i r l - *! H e "1 , f ■ iU \!1 th Ie . hi - n il, - 1 1 ! ,1. , i. tin eul i. b : - i :*rn 1! I nm thankful hr-eause lie Is true. Because he is worthy and cheerful. Because the dark moments n r- few I f i ll ftrn U u i n k f ' i l •t wdl t i- . . p lhat w ill T«» I*** Ihnuiiftit fni n.nil ttfiu Imih nn*1 lf*r I rirtl ff4.itFthf111 tic* 11 [ar* I itHi «tlJI I nm vhnnkful iWratitn I am K w m ilia thnt k ivp oUi#>n» c’.implAlninlt I am ronftfnntiy thunk fill thni wr Pan IIvo vrry wrll nil limit retini nip 1 am Kla-1 that 1 n«v*‘r htiv«* li.nl A i h l M t . v ' l i R M i r h *»r <11imt r**<st ni«* f JlfTI l l i i i l i k f i t l 1m . I r i t f trs in 4*|;nt T ii 141 1•#4r in fftrit itml to tir**** A D O Y ’S T H A N K F U L N E S S I M tl t»* jrnt a ifmMv with n i l hi** might H'1 11 wm ft riiilN rro* '‘Util** 'In i n L f u T I?,,*r w o r k f '•r li t" Ami Ii^lpn t«« HI! th** hn'Uar with Tll*|*s* h l i T K r r t liftji I n m a m i Hi i f moth**f rnlln o« her tw< Knvn Pro tKirVk fn] thnt * ** ne- . t u ■ -f'*w Ft »»!!%♦• m v h i t n - 1- m l i i ' l it • i ep■1 u M i * I ' m t h a n k f u l * t h n t f i r f i l w n o I * i r r h *» H ark f n t m n ! i r n it g r t * r>t|?1i* I tn n f t n r a v i t h n n k f u l u In n If M i i i n l tv * # ’ >» • * ' w h e n i i 4 H t t i i r f . i ■ t In v * i ' i as*** I I ** ' if «fi "f tinft tm vi or i t 1It Vf. n*1 i » 11. ■ i I Ii 11* if f o i l (»i t v u '* i. T.ral I lit I ll4f lilt* , A UUIL! > "I Srltt.UUtlr tm 1 I Kpirrr-t luiki* I ' m b l m i uf t he P a i '1 I Mill I tie*' O h 4 4 I 1f ll "let- t « -. ' , f t|l, k in 's h ' l l ‘< , i i h t | j I Iiwi HH.I.I It I t i r i n I W II tvirla I «.||na. *Jlf • *. i‘ - r l *-il <nd Miifii f *l.l'UT 1'H , i ’ r-* * I r* • 1 rn t f 1rvLf 11 (l , Is I't. ■ t-f wh**n I‘ \-i I>'. ■ r \ rt * t » 'rig h t \ "■! * rr’«»Vl rr s 1 - 'Mil * UII * lMill i n M s ilFTTI** n* 1 cMit 111• Si 1 rnlti f lofidti r •* w . 1pJ11 pi ] I ' »•A♦ I X * ,| • * •!* ! » *■* 1 ,1 1 M . * A M A N 'S T H A N K FU L N F S S , \ M t hrilik flit I: . iu «c - I , • ,,f I nm -tf oru? 1 p*n* c-e th»* h I'.* '| ah b it'll »' f it nt*' * wUi •l.- 1 •* it 1 -I tr i tsdll *M , .0 V. .•,! , , ■111 m 11.1 1 . t srn (I*' n,,* ■*-•* i I , 1»■ - , r. . , , t n* ItUiltg of ft**cni,s> if I i i .w I may r*Mp W llPinui hrliiirlnH grief t„ if" nr^.p on the track or near the ground*, t|ll, i,iUk,| pocket hook I nm Onin k fol hecniisa I have cl:,true.I The product premium l i t will lie No vice.mini,*,! irlhup. from .'til.'I■ W hen th i mat ter is ^ forth ready for distribution about De- [d linly wYtii ,11 of i t s p o - s i b i l i t i > s Thnr «*111 unnfrwlil iinnshani.d t r,mv m i . In tt»r n.-s of mv too,*.. ceiirti, r !.riih Tho*. d-sinni’ p!i" Un ,1 beii*.tit* tlie re h o u l.l l,> no I nm ,t ,ol f’■ I f-■ r H >.*.• •, 1,, ... mm 11-«- ir>- requ- - 1 * .I I" o i l . \ tro u b le ra is in g a ll "I t h . mom*\ ' »n in.. f.«r Oe-tr fr. ...I.oti r* - , 1. Mien, sucretar) IVefittratio'i-, Uert-s.u r lor it* d,. v :d,*p ineut I nm tPinrtl. flit i l ♦ **.•,• . 1. - >o.11 If F d il >>r U ,.,>,| ti. t e* f w 1 : 1, . U,| m.deraav for |d <mo. 11 ,*C >h> . 1 ! Ii g i i . u l r. - u t : . : * ’ ■ 1 ■I n 1 "" < b o r t t t r e ..|... ■- r i -| u . ,,i 11 I t. .||u • ,*j,l • , ,( S . - m i n o b . . . u u t v 1■1 Hi T nil) *ln.| ll,," , i . igt ,i„,m ■ . road or o' hi r 1 Ilait 1 iaspardln * arnival » hu b will Hr iiwtl ' \• in M at ou t, , 1 , |.f wet I,Si l.ll, I v p ant 11 . I l H - toll r e - *. i, > , , , , - ii ' ' 11■■ \ K t e, ■! In':,mu 1 dun! v '.'ill - J■,l ’ k 111 HI 4 nr ( j „ , lie le gfi PI "i g ..mi< is*,**. l i ud r. IUTi 1' l'e,| idetv I■v i I »■ I, , , i >•f r■.it. t * m i *d , * i ti .*! f *r d l t e l ' l.. I rrr f r e t . n I- :, n1 T It 11, p a hut hard -lu'l t . ..11 r u . RSh*. |.. tv. i.; ( i r i . [ C , - h i ' , l l , . . . U . 1 a n d l i : | Th i! i coin. ** * ■ f f ■ - o. and will lie a n d I" draw crowds to H o ard : ol I'ra d e "r |»r»•*%> ('minty Kgent ■.Ii..ai 1k I"’ al b t" ‘ liii, i FNft-” ' lion t< Ih»l*l1 hue wlull• thr ■[ > i 4. Mig , v,.ru 1,11 "ire,I he;.^^T>^*ca t4 b > ri tb I 1»• pt ..f Agt mull tire. 11* 111 'fnHh -s " . S a n f o r d , F lo rid a Such an .i,t,r;,Tt-e would * .tr Chancet. A re T h at ts c o rt Didn't. O call f ,r good liiLsineas judgment, Phntoara idler, i ta I, ,.g plain looking Ki- “tmrrtee i,f tnuM her Florida eity A N O T H K It S K M IN O l.K I’ A l’ Kll \,».v, tr v not in foresight, energy and a thorough that reuliztf. the po'sihilitle*. of the y„||4s]j ( ounlt Fair a Young Man *, girl and tier • , , think ol ) util . in s ol all think of tiew news underiPtandiug of the bvusjoek m% S» ntii.ole couiiiy lias take from being Sulk headed unit in. Affair son,etlung pleasant JJiudnu Oplu paj'cr 111 the Seminole f u ll issued dustry on the part of those in In order ti* get J linf- on the work j[ ,, of Lain said lirat tile >oung tun last Satin day for the first tune by \ ^.arge. I ami »Hv. *ost and oilier impoi lant ,,i tminv ,|m*s not have t he | O m e. L W in g of th is c ity M r . \A ,. fie liiw e th a t su e h m en as C \ ' phasedrYi RitTiy ef Kissimmee b*»«Ht-( |,i, fathers nnd forefather W in g is no s tro n g e r, I iu,v i i i k r a id e d ,( 'arson ................................ ^ of . . . ___ tied 1C I- Lesley ^Ki.e.im- ,-rs will be here on Wedncsilay t**- pjid. and in a good many instances C o -a t T o o th fo w rlrr here T'*r M*v«uiil ■ year' a n d o p e ra tin g I \ W h ittie r o f S u t if i.n l, S II The ilebrij. I,ft iron , oral. :,ftet tt morrow to inspect the work, lb*-' thin is true, but not so in Volusia • 4K*tilnth *•'. iM f'it> «mt 4©uniy ^ftmnLft ftnrt vouch* * -i i>:n Mfttr, 4 uttnt) ftml Muntt tj.a’ Mui,t|. suufr STbIc 1 krptubtA ftp. ,J0 >t«ft ft* fat * . r|*UffttlO»1« . uftiua htafklt ritlt IfuilNT, Flifnil Ufl UUti I !. ••»h*f lUl i *tnt* I*4K" IruTlt lli«ii*jNif»lu| iMiriks ■U 44 • f*.w4 fttlif r.IrbftJtK'- ft f 1 l*4f l •'4 1 *4fvl f • 44h 11*in* t x h ■tii llrtfvti ; *i Ut vrfiUf MtulIljHi ilvw Total _ «-'u :r;r IJAJiu.lTiirs t af t -at I1aid 1 n 1 i hfti *.f) ^oirfituft Fund i tuiu ttlcff I'rufltft i (zts Ki|irti*. - 4? I Tut*** 1**441' ’ * •( | I'll 1 I.|■N1*1 1 It I*i*1 - ''Uftl licl*ti»m Nulifi i Ut 1 L#■ ••1 *rft 1N-mRNii <trfffil cJtlfft uf Ilv|,Miaiiti 11 1 tri.a- 1 i fliftcsTiw i»f IV|F*d i i f1 ,|jem | f ).*« 1 * * 4 * * f■-sr - i fn*. i •*n. .■_t , it[ ’ *f i 'la* 4 fM*T»f)w'Jlfl }«111ftj ' *1* i f:.t” 1 "t |N>-|t 4- 14, it,i **. «■! 4Mhi r 1jftUilitfC' Mutul. (!> ■r, »u*f A m i urivw si t I T n hi** tiK iirt •* •t • n £ M I l f I l f 1** 31 **'t n f 11-■ .if* ll 1m • .I tM ' iJ I * i\ .:in * 1 i* No. 21(1 t ! a 1tl I, ■: , " W r: , ,' .... t J., p . I . . . I I ■• 'P. \\ m .,1 a, 1 ,m it, regard*^ t r, 1 he t ti la rap. h roads ju o th e r c o u n tie s th a n b is It might (tike a quarter of u mil­ own, b u t u c respect f u lly re m in d lion dollars t" establish a ranch the Orlando Hoard of Trade that proposition of Mu* kind, though w» ' . 1 nii-rh, r 'u j i I r FI" id a I*i In lie ve the [lat <•••.*!•! "• pi" ■ I, A .svlll t a t p , 1 , i*. ( ,»1 , t * I . l , ' I I I , 1' , ,'. , t 11 pi, 1 -i in ,.-I, ti'ilbr . 1 1. rtn * ' I ih l.n < l R. R. DEAS Ami Ci,lii,f llcporl of the Condition of the Scmlnol* AM than kful because there « u one Who thought me the itenreM and fa ir­ fount)' Bank. Sanford. Fla., at the est. l lose of Business, NovcmWho come* when til*.duties sre done her 1 0 cIi, lb if, To tell me my charms nr* stilt rarest: I nm thankful because It was ho RESOURCES Whom ihn fates when they made their IxMint cn Krai E r t ilf . . ‘ t *irf£V2 ft$ selection Sent eagrrly, gladly to me w f(ml H »L B tr , m vii «« To offer tits tasting affection All Uthir lutfu iml fh*«ctiuiiU i1 % I,.,,, 111* f r**it -ri .. ! lo* |. t ti t * .K ll i w ill be Un* h '^ i « I'M' ii ,i ' ' ■ i 11 1 " •4 |* \ 0. L. TAVLOR fa abler Un Uie riifhi side of forty .in<! ighted. . ■ r e ,,f v e ry n u t rit io n * h a y , ra n k in g r F. L. WOODRUFF Vire-Pre.idanl A W O M A N S T H A N K F U iN E a S . The soundness of the propodtion of biief [irodurtmit and cold sto'rng t iliz e r or: the v e ry poorest of la n d s at Sanford cannot be doubted a.:d a n d w ill y ie ld e a s ily tw o ton* per our need for a precooling (ilunt for 1- *i lit Miy \ *■ *(»i la ! SANFORD, FLORIDA C. M. HAND l i ' l‘rr*ldriM * * 1,, ( * ■ CM’ ••" it l'l • i I. . . ;.r «• ■• .III rnati •ugll •" d u l l ., • ■j . ( f1 V, , . . l | I,, •) t IlfM it "■♦ ■ t.u f w li 11 w j i v v «• ** i> i»* if .t % * t" !' '1 * » t tit e a k i »i • ' b y i i • Of 1> I* *. * : hi •*Vi l . ,, . 1,| < - : ' ti •* !. 1 I M , ( •ur *• ol ‘ * • . { 1■ 1,111 * . ; ' i l t . ■■ ent i; ! |r. v T l int >>i •( • < \ II V I •ll is N a ta l H a y in H c m in o lo Farm Demonstration Agent, C .'M . Berry brought to The Herald office yesterday as fine a specimen of natal hay as it has been our privi­ lege to see, anti this specimen was raised in Seminole county. ■ ,'g e la ld e |* f u ll. re a liz e d T ■I f o o i v . t i t l e for * lo * t above tin , p t e c in liu g p la in at 1’ul ntetto, m n t h \ a n d w orth 5 2 b to 5-10 per lo t M n n a ti’e > m in t ha* sa v e d i Ii Mr Merry i* very i nt hu*ia*t it grewer* .. v - 1 a in o u n t of inoni'v over I be |,rosp. , ! for Natal Im l ’s i - m i t o d e i mi i tv .V .1 ii, *.,! P ig eal I I. in.-i r I . 1 ,[. g, * t Ittio iig h . ! ■ 1111*| i 1 *j r11> last ve.tr ‘ ■O . i . ill.. J . . . I I I ... i .. . d t it a* ,| . \ peel t !, ,t t b, far me * of t in ger I,, r a'.d i ti in J ■i I he one th in g that m ake* the hiippi i.i-ss Flu peojdi will realize in:' i > i am teedtt.g <ieu* f " r ill.- ) u r higher land* In Seminole lofintj priTpOaltmti of Pet ( p 'o illi, imim m will profit to a large degree hv thigood price* tins set -on for their ......... d F l o t i d a t re T h e e .lttle in e 'e tn lrM il- . ,HJ- t V 'O U ioi I- the a liil ",-w iji-mvi’p crop*, jt.d i 1 • grirtliiv I t ■w l l t i . i t o t a l 1v a l l t " t lu 11 > t h r (arth*TH o( t htH r o u n ly re*olenl> ..ill et.use that new Imti I them select several iho'.l.tiind acre* tin (ill miIo .h w ith t’o rii u it h o u i fa il (O I h * b u ilt i*r»* «hot hi r you South P'1,t r ills F a ir The of land <•■ntrallv Im-nted or mi . , • VI f . » if •It i » .ih r H ‘'Mil 1,* w I'l u ! , l:o t a , It P t te goo, | I r a I - p t - _1 it o I'Ple , ' of T a Itip I I 111' w. • k be rhiTt* i jm r J i i i i •* "i h»*r point ur* fu ll uf t III* K* 1 4l ‘iT.-t to 'pint i dt IVa t e lug ti. Id • of i ori . ill i r h e e r e ........ o f t h e til til'll e v i l 11, II i ti I' Inrid w in r** t In' |i«»i u liiirl> I li.lt t/Hilil-s t Vu M.. r*y i m| : >s e \■i pi a i ■a TI•. eo w |>eas .Hid grow' p ir b b n g of the S o u th P lo rid -t F’lttr i iH u liii'M is cm r.m t r i‘i j,^ favor *i Mr flU*l 1 AU 1i- * c Ml •lie all* .. lin r II' u l*' I • fp i-t urns i T h i* cost Ilf *'•rec'ing a n d f u r iiis h iiig i lo** i \i- 1 ■h " r - . At, l.tlV t )1 hr r IMOf t ** tjxt f**r 11•• •i (Ti •fl,, * ' * . T Pi.I f: >11 \ i M* iit h iili •ft* VI ll! it "1 not I, ** t It.i r f I /.♦ .a : p. r» I n l p« •t..M . lo­ lio n ' 4 ii f •1 m i r Vkf -',11 i, t III t. I I' to\ I 1 < 1 *, MOM, r *1 i t , i nut r a ,-• wdl *1 - * '*rjL llo p >ii ait i v|t»'h’ i m| i n r r f f i t (, ^ » i[**r r *•' \ ! i •h i ,"ta' f. . ,1 I . l i , • ti »:m •!1.4 M I . ' 11 . i h, r I .i.l I i g Ms, I' oil. I n ni* r* Kiit* w not to ’i 1 . . 1,4■ T » d If - I 1 I i . t d e *r * Ml i ' ru# r hi*-■ e ' tl W111. ll t lie | | V I.: -I (■u: . ArM Olio r •' *i fi *, i; l! r { uni cifou^ I|t un T h u r -.il., !,-! I, t.b r\ r V «r «• ♦ *i In Il«» tHI'li 1' i * ir m th I* M • ! ti P •• t 'Hi. * n t of ti. < •• T ■' I *i M ' \ \ h 4 \ ♦ > • 1 \ l: I \ i I 'U I ,s , I ill- U h im s •si . h ( D - - |Mf« fi M !..• T *h \» •'*i 41••' - •*i 1 l**rnia • Mi et n . rt-i • \\ »»i i M> ! *» •t >■) i.i'ih * • tl1 i *. of the m 11. •i ri'Ji IK u t il, HI * *1o n r iIn \ i ',•1 i. Ml i V III ttl ■ ir*1 MH v. or» I :i m a t . v pp; n V . 1 11 g r t" nt w ill * a jo b p r in t in g jd a n t on P a lm e t t o avenue l i e is an old h cw sp u p e r c>ulLnA.i 11 <d M e ln t o s h . S e n a to r B u r- d re d g in g a n il t il in g nn d o ther feu|l(.r M e f le t it iy a n d o ilie r succCjOs-* H ire s T H e y s i l l t*c th e guest* of J T C tu h ile business f,,| |lV(. tuck *^ndi of their « abler the f( o'orn m nmer*'i ie r c iiT lu b w lu le in iri the Well c„ u ilt v •[**,,. y o u n g m an th at goes t(l |)ie V o lu s ia C o u n t y F a ir to 1016 elrjr* d'M'., la i r jt»' i 1 riifititj mid «*i*I*.§. l » ,li |.ni-u h\ U\ vcil l find th a t he w ,|| get m ore show a.a lc **rh pn« <|i*r 4 k.n li rl.irncT. h .tn lu ll, .if ! U *i'ri Cif j |*\v » \ * •. ti» t it 1 * • * * u - *1 M \\ 4 a1ii well, rn l xrin*’ ' 1 ftituif it ' a.littig Oil »i un* ufolcr thr IM*•• amr ml |» \ 1'tl.lM r II A *" "H .1 -4 1 \\ \ 1 sl«|wi 1 1 fi « afft •*1, * ■F» I h. 1 it4 ,1 >, iiti* run1 * • . Iv .I,*.. . I • \ •! 1 I* 1 ( I f v M II . r * bm K* • K *riik*-r rt - »*• t • •' • [ M i l ! l a ' »t» * • 1. ! •* 1* |ftftt|ft*#i 1 1 K . c 4 .1 1’ » t i i i (, 1. 1 Will l . r . ' i ‘ * .4 \ **1 ft i * ■ .ut al [■r u p e l t ) . 4|Y *a 1 1J vri * ft «i 1 j*IMII |(w :i h J u i « r r hflialtr* (»t* * li f l u n tciti if Of » h r %a!i| C h a w Kam i* f f kM* h n a li 'i j f i h* s|to ff fd iitn f u r m r r 1> Ml jjj lfd u •#»»• * i.l ' 1. K a ri n . - r . un F h * t • IftCl. U lli.N l *jf |£iiflft •Pl i t » via# t l i i c k thr a ti**uifit | 't 1*»t 1( «I * U it j 1 f r u fn 11l> • -It ft f U j i 1 • * 1u Jiu v e t! f t i'. . 1' ftf | i»f lu* * t fi m i *hf> . 1 f, ji i # M(ft. >h i * »' m i i 1 ..IT * * * f»f* t c rti i t n i l r r < b j » i'i[ I lit i Inr talr a> M»l*r ■'I 1 , th*' t : i " I* . I»* • 1*r a i t1 * a 1p ft ill iP'i i 1 i 1 1 • ur r *' rf ;• a - i *hall of* • i 1' f .'I i fi' Ml ' u ■l tn I h r *aUl ji!jver ' 1 hg*u 1 M'N 't, f nl l. Minipieit I t f h** *•1 t• * >4. K x n f i i f j i e l n e f n t h * I I li ii t ** * ' * ■ u n ^I u t u ! it) , ' h i Si intlit \ :* ptl.% | ehall •i .el* ■c r l M i t ti|>* ii »rr**i ir it« <1* »•n lh» tgntf ilat*. ati'l a ol J it «f- 1' ^ •! ' fniii', having been in the i f iin r s H 'M i •1 • many \ iiim in Pennsylvania. We ;take liotd of a proposition of iity and their stay made :;s pleasant! f,,r fij. money in all <le|»n> t nier. t * I i u•(*>•" m |lanlM>; X hit welcome I i r - t" t F" field, apd hope ;MnS kind and make a genuine sue- as possible File Kissimmee l,a - r),u1| [u> forefathers ever had. This h, vill bp '"'corded thf *»me ni'.f,,f p The saibe iilea might be zetle ha*> t Is- following regarding going In be a show for the young No. 171 .Niillrr of \ (1p11r ■ 1i o n for Tft* l*rr»I •",,ff eiticent Mipjiorr tb: t has e t w a j », fifiptiinteil in .Various parts of the their visit: i man nnd the young woman. An S*r|f«Mi 17j of (hr Crncffti ffiilulrs . . ... , , Report of the l ond uio n « f The Dank NoUrr i* hr-irb) d vrn I h ftI ^ ' 111 Iveen given the Herald, The neb Mnll. a|1,[> wliat\* of most irnportP b in s ate being m ade by the e d u c n lin n a f show O ne th a t is g o t * ,,. . . . . ... iftruh. purrhftwrr t»f Tftft C*rf Iiftr*1 S'** pnpor is u four page five (olum.'i anr^ t ',t i.s fail to reason I hat it board of trade members and others ten up for a single purpose, natnt , , | o f U » Icdu. O* tetlo. r la., in the State - 1'•* si "I l*H», clftinl thr 1at lift) "I Jdnr* ol F lo rid a , at the ( lose of Itusi* V I* IH*#;. hfta fill'd .Bid ftrMlflrftt* »*. sheet wtd will grow as the editor might prove to be'the one quick and l 0 return the visit of the Sanford the comparison of different articles offiir *hif h t i rntcif* B pf il ir af lion I*»r 1,1 ness, November 10 t[u I'Jir, «f,*|*,f in ^«*Uf I ti it r r u f i! a turn* w 1f ^ 1* exprains with the u«iyyerkisini; pat- 'rfirei't method of standardizing the partlf*. wh« enme here a, few day*} their respective class*that ism '< " 1 **-ii U <*b I * r m t i f f t c r * T h r fo l U * * ' 1 < ',f‘ ' A siiuwy kuawjltr»Burrra *vesto7k industry of Florida ajj 0 to t„ view Uie way. a ronage had ill m no otner other w.,y. r r i l u d f i r o p r r i y • i t u ^ t n l In r ' un.I the luMiroiu lakefront aim and me the p, nau Itr a l _ .A | *c. 1Ml | f ly, Floridft to-mit : l.o l 3. Block V. *t,,( *'• *D ' v ()n this finUhini rancii tlicro|poMibilities which might result from edge thus gained will never be <or- U ) « f l 4 M l (‘Hltlrral Block W r iu ju u t i, JWurtty Oihe-r Than 1 hi 1* ii ti brif. c i * » r M r t l »T 11 ■ ^ I trail K*taln IU ”SlUL, fi| gotten. Volusia county asks the Boi. Holly of the Sunfo'ril- Herald vunibl 1m* nbihipg to interfere with buBtheading. All r lmn» and I Uar^ouncs. j , tit I lu iN.uarrt nt **Urh ri'fllflcftl* hose fellows who are of ihorougidireti President Stanford of the board world to watch her prodliets; to UVHdufU ’ t It A VI ill*. I'nlcu »ftld ■ ' came bark at those pre ‘'difiJT ie iifatiurtion iftT'^luc* ' ^ Ui.74 • fftT* *11811 I . MtUrnud ttrcnr dittK *» the results of your labor on I! Itlnitna tKl,u,'“ Ur* t*».efund -v | tjeui l« advocating a press association with, (-a ttle fhfttl' bogy* (or beef nnd pork **f trade announces that an auto- compare i d ■” * *■! will iwftun l Herr nil ntt 1H* *'*B * II/ hiw urml ur< anal TI ■ ■ ,, r— IU n,ln( ltau*»>. Kurmiun and Flour*-. 1 at- nt uf f lr * mil,". A , U IHl*,. ....... .trip . . r to Sanford will b e ,/made merits. That" Is the allow yo u n g Ilu r (r rn Inc ,rj>-wiil*'l ttanl* amusement features cut out. He Hlll) [{)r breeding stock- The profits; mobile - , Jy \\ dne . m, efflrial *lanitur*> »*•! ‘ "r* '!•> ul Nov ceil,cr, A I' ll't1says the boys will not attend. Hrd> tpis hraneb of tin- enterprise^ nr ■xt Wedneadny and that all those men and young women and it * HI. cilh!Jn*tunVrH*r^ ( ir*V '*■“ '"•H r A. imUlil.A!*.*1. -I is rip lit in one sense of the word u|une would be limiled only by the who will furniidt cars are ie q u a te d |be an imjirowment on .the- #*lUW |-' ,0^ ^ , I t e t ' ircull Cpiirl, Ormlnolo <’» . ' *• r 'ai. 1 1 * t* ll> J» . 1' Hubert*, I 1 ' Try it nt Del.arid .r, ‘ " T________ iind wrong in the other. Have capacity of the rnncli und the vffi- tc notify him nt mice. It i** hoped j your fathers hod : 1 ...... thnt five or six automobile loads 1 January. 25-2K, li*IB. LlabUirtc, pnus airsociution composed of wtriot-j ,-iency of Ifs mnnagetnejit, f’jtjtilftl ^ 1**^1. F jj.1 In ----------------------------h o ] y newspaper men, hold, busimua Within the past two or three will make the trip nnd those w ’ 1• *■i **>p«h c li ii fi fHr T a i fI •**1 * r 1 *r Mtifid11 I'pnl •run - » «*t I h r I » r I i I ■ * H I A t M' * % naked to m*'ct 0 . I*-— \ «| m.dH ,rf-l * se ssio n s I'it *i a n d th,- a m u s e m e iit 4 y c ^ r s a n u m b e r of liv i-s to e k far r a ' w dl tr.kc th e ir ear,, ir, Poor O p in io n of L a w y e r f >' * » * [ m i i hft* t »a- w F4i-i u fti'l w ard* H >.lie 'h , K **'e i i h t b.i'v^ [Wen e sta b lis h e d b y In d iv id u a l* at tin - S ta n fo rd -'o r e st * '< ■ b" 1 ’1 I- k.*•*f Ilf 'J‘•f I irt'llfll' \n I t». sut. »#s*-| I), " I ’r ls o r n r In n , m u uii'. itiln g to lfu!1t^*f,C»l |»*|M '* 1.* * ! , , | m * i||) Of Ji t* ' I'f 1 ‘ ‘ Itflr I **i *lf | >*-|»*m!I m iM 'ting w dl Pe on i In o '.b r I,, ri- a m i tbere in F b u id a 1 Jiot UrC next \\ •<1 m - d i i ;. m o rn in g m iy '" . 'O n ly tills , yo ur honor I’d he TlfT' r * filar if * «1 HI l s f l l l ' t i a l l ) ■» * I’hls k* *lljLaiMfilfkrU’ f * » '*• I o ft*alie 4)1 I I(r ft .Mill fu ' Minding with -ueci*-.-. W ** know o^. Fb** part* will visit the new bulk- mighty Horry if th lin in g la w y e r you I *U« In i HlirjMU »li*| halt l lar*. Min t 'leypy Si iindard f1 -U fr ttl ,4 < i't j f ■ | ft f c • • m [*h I * » 11' *4 ng up. and lo ad in S a n fo rd a n d ta lk w ith n i l - . assigned to me was e v e r called u [kui — li *e* n h. ,"c they ar T 'l ftf i" * i n f r a n ft t h e f t i ll * M f t ' l l S *lf Tui«I f '**« I]. ' t ii •’“ D* * , 11 ti ••r »1 in Fcfntnn'i f,n " L' of A.ingc zona an d c o n tra c to rs in regard to to dofond an Innocent man Cleveri Count C a n a l Company feeding rmull in 't V i f. fi arrl •* J'fBlp uf f*ljfit! j The Fast ( *«IUttl ) til he MlinuTi » l* shrfidd lead the article on the first rattle to kill and market literally j the work thore in order to get idags' I&M ,Mn,n • ' l i r-*~ -cf a* 1, I I—i tl Jl ( .4w} * • . i- ■ ' U i i i r f t t f l * " 1* ja g e of thi* ri-ue about the govern­ ..rrying nut lit'* above [dm on a concerning th«* proposed bulkhead-( • Hank [Mi S*,f,i-Tt*n ) ’ •1 II.* V■ '"• >* i It A VUH* I J l l h * * * » .• *•; mull 'uslo. . New Zealand’* Mineral Island. iUttcfiu nl u Luc in the lm . 1 ul .X itu n lP ilg r ment warding tin- inland waterways -irmii "tsiv- ^Others ate breeding * ing of the lake here * at* •*u*ill H r rc ifc c m t'il a c ,"u ftB i’!*! ' 1 ^,,1^ I New Zealand has an Island nearly land t.-imi * a* tlaN v f wilt Uftiic Ihfitfcn <vh i t frr protort’ oa in uuu- of war ur<l thoroughbred beef call In. for market I t, eotiK . *"4*11•».f f M ftin h ftf, A f ». l f * I V . threo miles in circumference, rH - Amih A PezsImUt. , . which , . Is (VIt. then ttsdizQ ju 't what the g w u ami a few arc bleeding thoroughbred j h 1 1 1 * > * f t h t f t l ftftf»jt*fl 1 ir *" ’ * , 'f • <J 3mkh S u f ■r r I K i * [, " 1 |l[ ^ * N t i »*ti*e»t A 1 1 < A pessimist Is a person who Is sea si tnost *anil rely composed of sulphur. Tt W bvtt*. I■*-f«*tt t ' pq.pt would have, for .protection dairy ratlin. i. \ "jt'dl.A ’ . mixed with gypsum nnd a few other 1 L I '-A I **i ’ t isick during the entire ▼uynge of life, I 'I r i T T jfj* [ „ ruse they should buy' the, eu I We are enctnirujioi b.. thev i minerals c tut.*.’;*, H Ce*s with which jjjyse farm -n.s hqve T * . Pittkhurgh * l,i " I c i c l e , . h huvei'. ’ / r a tftu ypi.st i unci. . :n x i‘ »,V ■*. ' : * ’ * * • k , ' 'el t Si „ -.?F -*•- **' ’ f -fl �SOVKMBKn 23, 1»I5 l.itilc Happenings— Menton !! t,( M a i le r s in B r i e f Personal Items of Interest !" ♦ ^uninurj of Ihe Floating Small T»Jk» Succinrlly Arranged for Hurried Herald Readers \\ M Wright la in the city to ,|i, n<! .1 few <lnys with his fumily. H,. fj. III n, the insuinnee business nnd lbi-* tin 1l‘»* road much of the time. Ir-MUIM* fresh Bermuda onion seed ■m 1. H I’ hilips. • 22-8tc j. J Hartley. Jr , - one of the Jir)1.i,w, nt citizen* of the Longwood M.,.|„ni was in the city yesterday <>n ku.nn>* and mingling with Ids manj Sanford frienda. Washburn's homir-mtrtlc lor sale at Irwin & Giles. candles 18-tf . ___ Peter Miller, Sanford’s regular tourist is In the city for his regular winter atuy and his runny friends are glad to see him again. The udvent of Mr. M filer means that the winter is on. a g e 1. 1 ( n r | be I e.w \our clothe** wlnte and sanitary and lint ,| *t rn \ r d WOP « fii rni, .dI i 1 l:,im 11ho p i l l t eI.i . l ilt v at Uio. li r at , pr. . \• 111, i . I, t f,. Wort a trial -at 11-Pi, I loii gi| -1■ii,.. ■ I n 11 I i.J G ) v, l.i.i- , 11r t.iin- ,brio- t >| that r i a l wi l l n x . i l u ante, utilizer l nl * | ni * s * in 4 1 .,[ that 1 1M a ltd ph.ifi, II w ll in A Ib is,!"*'' Mg r (, i in D i . I I F <, \ st r >1 P ltF M i; U i n n i l • on e), Ag| No 1)1. 1 1 t( I, i,( bar Roef,a way . •h gil 1 of hi l In iz. M r 11 . I--. I l et i ", it ABO U T PEOPLE ...A N D E V E N T S ... B. F. ( orev has relumed from California when tie ha* hern fu­ 4,5,111*1.; ;uaai5Cei*3Kii!ic,aiauija« tile past tw*. Jt..ir> 'M i Core> Social Calendar thought lie would i r> the Golden To.mg hi (State for awhile ami iind out bow it Social |)i partment domino 'dance compared wn.| Florida Since fie is here again we can >afi |y presume Wednesday afternoon N*r-\hcrnathy entertain-, tie that Florida i> tl. hitter >t,n> Hoiil. I.nv,r>' Club. Drink. that pure Filler Springs Mrs !>atn Bradford will entertain Water and get the benefits there the Fight IfundAd Sewing Club. frum. Phone W. || Williams at the Literature Department meeting Sanford House. Thursday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. llnhL.ycr am i Mrs. Every Week Bridge. Boylayer’a sister arrived io the . i t y Thursday nigld Mi and Mrs. it W Herndon will nin! as usual will spend the winter here. Mr. Ilohla.ver stated that a entertain with a big Thanksgiving solid ear loud of piuffdc eativ down dance the same time he did from Penn­ sylvania and that many of them, Thanlt Ojjrring featiral would have stopped at Sanford if At liie home of Mrs. C. R. Walker they eould have been assured of yesterday afternoon the members hotel accommodation of the Ladies' Missionary Union of For Salt— Two gpod horses, thor Hon C W. Kntzminger, county cpinmissidner fr^jn the Long wood oughly broken, sound and in good district was in the city Saturday. condition. Will sell cheap for cash. He has entirely recovered the use Geo. G. Herring. Sanford, Flofida. ’ 19-Tues 4c of his crippled foot and is able to be about with his accustomed vigor. Mrs. M. Martin und Miss Haulplant a good crop of Bermuda man expect to leave today for onions ibis month. Good money in Orange Park, near Jacksonville, where Mr-*. Martin will hav* a L^.gi „ |. II Philips & Co. 22-Htc hotel for the season The many T i ,i Kid< Hs Class and the Temple friends here of Mrs Martin hate to Cin i, of the Uuplisl Temple will see her leave tint the ntnVe wi > i ,,|,i Criteria in the Woodruff! necessary in order thaj *tu could h. '27 th, l,a id -t 7 t urday , Nnv near Jai ksoi vtlle to be ire..t«d If, .,(1. ...... . and evening. all eye specialist M It ,* i ■rigtDtl <>f New York Ol %LI n FIRST hjj- airtv* d in tile city and will re■With Candy made try mam lieie. fur the winter. Her son GAUKTSON C A N D Y CO , lure with the Southern Hell T ilTry it For sale by ,.;iijo,io Company, assisting in the Irw in Jt Giles . •t .:ju'io, of the new plant <'o-t lperil11vi• Store i.i i ifi.ti good Filler Springs Water ■Mr ijain Phone V\ II. Williams at I n X 1 1a 1tii It* hav. l.ei . ri'ii'U'.j eh. s i iifor d House or the springs. in rfiis , 11v .ini ..I,] . I•ir tie in., •i > Mr It .1 Hi.II;. ..ml i>1 I f t i la v l m ., It, ..i ti 11>i|. •i t in mu ve tinl.i . 111 >iti , T h u r > i l . i > n ex t D a r n i n g n n d , ir l •Mei i t in I ho I lei aid will la- among l i t, f e a t u ' e s a- .1 . II ■ ■ t .mi fori ( 'ol t a pe vv lie i e I ti,, -, wb1• Ii uv . Ia , i glie* I* >.( 1 I . n -Id, 1or I 1»»* lie xl twelve and Mrs Ayres bnve been In charge tnnnt it\A■ - i l l pay ‘ \ntl 1 r#•tit* a pnlltid l. ■inu t h ,i * f f lit . v - g I Pi .11) X t l.e ,n , v . ! t .1 II tn I ( i* , ■d r u n i ii t » .t>1II Rs. *1 . >.i nfuril Alaeltiue .A -x: " \ !1 Sanford Steam Laundry. < ninfm-r ■lit *iarj*’f t i> rial St near French Sve , tr> , 1- f 111111 1 ill <.i i I: ■id. d i vv tti I, ■r -.. 111 iPb feet,bin t C m tin- Congregational church and their friends gathered for the annual thank offering festival which is a l­ ways celebrated the Monday pre­ ceding Thanksgiving Day, at the home of tho president of the local organization. Mis.**Walker has for a number of years been it* wellloved president and !)c.enter,tain ment* are always enjoyed. The exert uses of tile afternoon opened with the devotional service of Scripturi reading and pruyet. fnl lowed l>\ til. III,Mills- pl-rlinl, aft'" wlinb i he missionary program, **.tl, 1lia.bkful -> end lb,ir krgivtig l Inkey note was remit rt d by member* tif the societj m d children nnd young j.... pie from the Sunday school ranks. Carol* "Thank You H ot" Mr-. - i•r111.11 I, w.■1 1 M i king t it in r> I bankf <1 n ulu.g 1 'l ^ i. o i * In - x M , t ttt w it,* ■■ t1 ! ik\ i ’ .1> V 1 t •* j.„|„ r (nr \|. .11* \ Mintb < iiri—t Give- tin* lli-s i r* i d i ng l ul l If 141, bi .1-0 II* , 11.. t,* 11 Ussli |- r a n k Dialogue. '"Wiiat C a n a L i t t l e U i. i .ti I I,. M am II,.r. "iia • Mi„. !• » : l i l i t ! «‘ r • • [.Oil 11 f l a ,I W a l l a In (•■ring" Mr* \ otfin ,ln W gif , ■' I m[ u i r . l s t .. .a u l , !I vv. r, i 1., \; - . ti ■ I I , . , i, .. ift-nr-. Wight S.trab W igfit • vv I !, Ii l i ght af te r . ■ ’ i,. .[ ,v nf Mr. t ii. I it itrv i it . '.a p r> l i e - (i I t i n t ii o r e ~i i">u r In- i.* ,rt\ , I I-. .v 1 1 I • vet i)-» l || , h n!*h i ■,g while io ■1Vi , t lti.lt-*, n gil* I ,, M ti n I F , i ,-r W it i>- ! v. I • ol ceil , a k o w.iFar I "I | I Pi v, • K. i 11 ,., i ia ! i'll, i . Bi gg r , In ’ O II, ll f n hi tl i iP -.. 'tint t . . Fvoly h a n .1 fruit-. |. . . - ga -. ' eutin i n dies W i'h i m ini of wiili ho I tw o P,,a'.| a . marvel oni,g i 1 1if,- ! il, I la e m l i i llisio-.l r• . I a n d • r •, ed I ,ir • ■.- a g. i. 1 1 out , I In r I d f-» bis.iililul cuke, ! A I• ,■ g v,i ,f, k .i M r r » r« *» M nl|g llllll: yn . \ c r.J .** T i rh> ini At - f i l e * - 1V M r \ - a It,, II 110 1 , ■ ,1 H■ . M M 1 t _ a*-~t{vf T' >.£"\— x.-- tho cordial hospitality o f xthe Dcr Big Entertainment Dee. 3 Land folks. There uaa an ImTpiraThe- full announcement o{ a big A RESOME OF SANFORD tion nnd uplift at every meeting entertainment for Hanford, at tho HAPPENINGS UP'TO DATE nnd many delightful social pleas­ Baptist Temple, will be njadtj aoon. ures. , * Additti all Ceiftmaanitoai for this Tbo entertainment will bo under tho Column i» “SBCWFiyEillll." oi PKoit« direction of the Lyceum Committee, Mra Is A f *1IffWh. No. fOJ MiMay Dickies, Mr* fleiny Season ticket* are yet to Ire hnd for AAight i u M t - (Jet'. Herring were the remaining four attractions at . Mtsnii.-. ,~.r. umic. aeiauau among i i n - w h o enjoyed the con­ 11.26. ft is understood that the Watson’* store, on Saturday, Nov vention day* at Do Land, while Mrs. next Htiiaction will be a very high 27th, afternoon ami evening, ami J oIih - T.ikuth, Mr*. H E. Tolar priced one and the committee has they cordially Invite you to call and *il*s FI i.i or H<-rring had h decided to charge for general admis­ pur* mi tlie music programs that sion, adults 75e, iiruF Children 50c. w, r itu.’ e <il tile ex., iing meet- A general canvass will be made for V , a f aril t luh the sale of those tickets nnd it is guests of Mrs A ft Wallace "'Kj on Tburstlay afternoon a congenial urged that all the music lovers of band of frie n d s met it* organ ire M is . L or: Fish was among those 1Sanford avail themselves of this opa pleasure club that will hereafter spending I'-deration Wt-ck in De- portunity of hearing four of tho bo*t of Lyceum entertainers. fo- know,i u^ the "Merrymakers” Land. Remember the date, December 3. and most aptly is the name chosen for the young matrons who compost* v fl-rlhr V'' tlm urn in Iters hit* art- noted (or tfietr Mr and and Mrs. Ed, Higgins an Ccrllian Music (Tub charming social affairs, replete with limine*- the birth of a little son, The members of the Cecilian Mu­ fun and merriment There were t w o 1 Morula,. Nov 15. 1916. sic Club on last Saturday at the tables of bridge in which game Mrs. __ studio of Mr* Munson gave one of it. A Newman making top .score The Literature Dept, of the Wom­ the most, de light fjtli.jnj(gjanv»vmf tho won tin- prize, a pair of silk stockings ’ an’s Club will hold its regular moot­ senson.. ■ .r ings Enjoying the •charming ho* -Mrs. Munson gave a very intering Wednesday, Nov 24. Time, pltulity of their gracious young 3 o ’ clock. Program ajj |ol(otfn: csting and instructive talk on " H o w hosies* weie Mesdumt-s B. W. Hern Henry Vet* Dvke.v%Jiffc:.G. B. to Listen to Music." lion, it. A. Newman, S. Puh-ston, ' An explanation or interpretation irkinson. STDickinyon. Braxton Perkins, Frank Miller, F. J. of the musical‘ numbers was a pre­ Review of \Jc'* Itory, Gonzales, Cecil Butt and Eugene Mrs. A. V. Kelly. lude to the program. Rouinillat. Murche . Schulert Roll Call, Current Events, Ruby Hart Domino Dancr “ Cabulettu............... .... ThcO. l.nck llnulde Header BaNkei Rail Game Tonight at the Woman’s Club the Lucille Hines A double gum** of hnsket bail will Social Department will entertain Duet. German Folk Song be tile .special aUraetion at Holywith a "dom in o dance" that prom­ NatMuiySrfojJsftji and Mary F.lizabeth C r o s s .parish house Thanksgiving ise* .. delightful evening of jdrjis.tj'- *J’ ' ’ Pule*tori Day nlifht. Hie lirst game will ire . i i f - V o J .urc Mrs |{ J. Holly will be hostess. l-radri* Sotjy, Presser tn twee: the«■ High Srhonl <#ir1- team .. T' Mftsi Hnllv* and M ildred * Holly ( with. St Augustine High Helmed ( h 'll’ - u I’or’ ii Cliora le l ’mu on ■ girl-’ team The second game will \ very diltghlful blrtlolav )■ t; Mis* Fillet ii *>li- warl Ik- Iretween tin- S Andrew'- Brotherw.i- in jev, d i"i Friday ifti-rnoo. I.v Ft ud< it r W oll eri hltlljit ........ team and St el - o i I'nit'endix' l.arl Dor-ey and e number ui in* Mis** Edna Williams Tile occasion promises to ire bite of little friend*, in honor of the sev"’. j*'*ncore numlrer) extraordinary interest. Everybody r-Mh nnidversiirx* of hi' hirth and a A’al-ie Geo. Dudley Martin should plan to fn- at the parish house jolly good linn- these youngster* Meeting ^idjfturrn-d until first SatTieki-ts nf ttdmiHsinn to this doulrle eertainlv > r-joyed for the afternoon urday in Deci-itiber gime. 35 cents was in.,rl . ,1 Pv lino v g.,mes ,m ,1 j. I.I t a- I nt. I b. [lilt k wa v u Im p o rta c t D istin c tio n . A r i t u r n g a m e 1tel weel l S.iu?i»r*i I I 1In . v. , i i,g ulo w wari i ,I I Ii: "Now 1 appeal to you as a farmer," t he St High Scl t i ' i d girl. .*11*1 i 1 ft’ at ini■d ■■-i t h * . t* . -g hcK-nn Hu* inan wit), n political argn Al i gn t n , 1 g 1 11- u. i *1 I - | la v e d 1 r ' men) on Ids mind Well you needn't." tn! - * . . n, p.-i> .1 . w . T P. 1a ♦)UUs' da v ni g ht tn t h*[iart*it replied Farmer ' ’urnloss*.I I ain't no P t i l l ’ t|e,-nrati if i , M l- i d t 1*1.,-Is J -1 1 «' lit farmer I'v,. read all (lie scientific lit­ r, I 11 r, d -.bad- I Iigilt . I.nvi- , ...•t erature about rillin' Mm roll an' I’m I ill ri'ii it. Inn up •it* a ‘ I* (1 I I . it) < f , i * * I- i I l. r M isgnrei i V it. i i1 11 I;, i i ,,, i i i I', i , r .■ i in i- . a - • W .i*, t11, a > 1’ i r , . II■1 r o o* tin III ■ I . ent. al d M K- II ■1 l| If nr b V T, - M u I a * .1 I i ! M. lye r.a. * i I liar lot te Hutt i l xv a * ti n /*.'v tti/uhlt H u n * i h l t ' r r Tft *1 III- J|l- T - , j. Ip. ■* \ 1. I t g l . i f . t. ' l i ! , d i r i! . \v. 1 \ 'Id M o *,,)— . Inti ' a /t ♦ be. iiOitu* "I , Pa 11 1;-.- A Fillin' ,' d A f. ! I'd, l l i a n k s g i v i ng ff.lv ( 'l uss i rl v -i-f v n . I l ay M‘f \ 1t’**S wi l l l 'f i r elif ai In h** - 11<■i' t |:"H1’ 1| 11* a l i d Inw , ,| t m m, ift. t. 1. it ' fte 1l “ l V » t»ir.; 1 K l i ci t! at** I'tn- <*gel*al' In t tn ' l»*r me * v t, 1 i f 1 yv lLt Ii, v . ,t r nt a b "1 cr -tI G > i h * I r ml ' * . .i*>k •’<l 11 r 'i 'ii i. l o r d •i l l el* •il * 4a .‘ • i e t a Mi- 11 v in. n 1 gr id it.- ( i d Ft-In N * " -■'1 W < m a­ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN P iag m<* t II Im p ro v e d BELL CAFE of - r ■tfi i ■ !* -**■ \ \. v M iisii *>, bn,,| \ ■ gir 11,.[ m lly niaii M- fm Eai Your Thanksgiving Dinner at the I mp <>ri nii .-.Ii* Id no • ■v Pt 1!U’ Ai l h Mill •ki-i * 11• w' t"H 1 el;M' r m i t k I* y t fm ’A ll I t h n • i i ,i 1 UIM• , : r-" ♦■ at ii fttrrn in In Fin rut --Xpert agriculturist." I hi' tD . M nf I'r a v > r cro p s chinery ill it.u *i* «t!i ee* * f l l l 1 in 1c I'll ■" ( ’ dl.-n* M i* M E N U , I i-- op lai !■**», •1 t-i l 4- l l*> 1, 11'"- w 1‘i-n , I T o f v, -a* ] 1 iurkey wilh Cranberry Sauce CliickiMi Dumplings Asparagus with ( ream Sauce English i’eas '.vilh liuilcr Sauce Combinalion Salad Polatocs, au Gralin Oysler Cocktail ■"> DESERT Ice G ra m Raisin Cake I. ' I I lu, All 1 ( i.i A .. , I ,r '.1101 1 1 ill ]' * ll. I.. i I.-, I a Inn i railed -»* r * • tIn.ilnl. lued arid the • . , ■i .i : ,1 d w. i b i I I.I» .1• *xi'y deiOI.Uloie* of tie Ii a v .oU s to liibVe In It r I Id, r springs Water dcllft-red to •nut an goodie* lor a poor family bx* thest |hom e Were v e /y l« vi IV , a eolnr system used by the Slnuter Sollegi-, war bn me. Phone W. II. William* ...... . eominj.dutlous in order 11...: huuli-ig young wntuen Fnj. y ing 1 .ni)Mf in gr*-i-o itnd yellow beirtg Rotiie, (!■'.. is used ai ib. v . iiford House or the Springs many In. nd* ear. . ortn- P , M o Hand * h**spiia!ity were M, ■ * b* arried "III >fieetivi-ly O lh goblet* 0 also .] mi I' \ Neal H r . , M i n i P. -rtti n \i ' 1 i u i n y v isito r-. 1o t lie oil ai il dai,i*-s ie 'in r.* in * W dl *'|o-ti I'nmfvri Fondle tr. )a. i mi' -i , ' I . V.1,11 1 OV M Mu 1- o I ,i .T •on \ ill- i lio n . ', I' lb. _di h i I.i i Aour fr e e - Plants , t, M it I II dlv If I - t i- I * itni g. Mr Swraringe). W 1 \ h • l i i.g iv 1 i 1 I ,.- at t I • IP 11 - n M <■' f ’ll II s I l|IIIOI a nd ' room wPi n 1,11. I, - VV. ' pl.t, .1 l> f or t 1 ot I ago a ' d will o pen t ti, e. t , irvls •. ,i r> > ai d fei, - fi-nl on d P I.. X( ( , t I. • • 1 I'. II I ’ :-ev,, r t ■ > i. I . ' • , , , , i Fr !. i" > i I -IO. b. ■ ir ■ t«,,|a . A |i Mnrtt'^WItt rat,1 i ..f - ....... . • - a II, ■'ll P. III Id -I ' l I r -Kfl glow of If,'ll ••• i >Pitl’ i' sprechr-1 11 . • ' A ., I i . t •, . . . . |. f. r P. l.oi,! ,i i 1 1 , g, f", i k *-» ar I , ■ i i i- • I til, >I i Aod ll ...'tip1. ' , g 1P. l o. la M or i.ix.l ,*'*k:.,*••* - * < r *oiivit|u ,n,| ratior itiart close Com ■harming effect Supper wa- served f o r m e r l y a , r e. - j p y ml . , s t o r k ii I r-ily i Ii, - be-I of I/) k tori C o l l a g e A| * - Martin and Mr( ntV H f I ..I loll,; tabb ■ I fend on the vernn ■I I >l o g . in j |o>. e d , e It...|, | t,. .... all, I*rI v" • Holly decided I,, keep thi- popular D. I da*. Un* lav of* were InpH'Icm fa'is St \gi.i - ( , mid Bazaar 11. II* h a - re tu rp e d 1o uni ;il llo- Herald t Mli * J '-'I place open nnd endeavor to hold v ot at ion of u t lo r iie y (or iiair ornament* (m l he ludii-* in Wclbnr- t* block some ol tin* tourist travel in San­ Notice Mil.,' | I'-f'-a’ for m a v o r. Junior Epwortli league t>axaar. v hilt* for the men were elite little Thanksgiving Dinner will be Tin* reg'strutinn book ol lbe e ty Dee till, at home of Mrs I , ft tapping favys#A*(bit of t o y guest* ford seryed at Comfort Cottage on of Sanford will Ik- open at I hi- o f ­ Philip* were Mi-v.r fAieken*on, l.nwtoi,’ and Thursday at ore o'clock. A guild fice of the ill. ale r I. Wednesday, Beardiill ol (Iriando ami Air Iarret Baptist I, adie* Aid Society tu old southern turkey dinner to which Nov 17 1 b . i d will remain " l " ** 7 aiir Dei till at Roberta* -.tor< Iaek son v 111 • the public is cordially invtt-d at until Frid.i. . Den mber drd Oili>* Sen i. ii Guild. Church ol tin- Ii ••fy I hour.* from 9 ,* tn to 12 ni ami * ( ri>" an nurd supper ill Wdlbortu Sjlrrr Siti iltl %one dollar a plate. p in t *11 I |< m Dig Saiur lav il Flock. Dm Illh Tonight the Altar So<:i«ty of t hr wii: Ik open from 7 |> t)i till *< Cht'stma* bazni" of la.die* of ( ,t , Io eiitirih *v 11 g .'c one |, in for l he put pose ol registering ( ( lKl),rPli;lt (l>njll i Imr* h Sat urday I i ,-ir r ■*-ovaP'** socials at the pqrir all ipialifi-d voter* f'» tin* gener ' >tb o ! 1 a* . .to vshich the id.-ition !->.■■..mber 7t Ii mbe ,>* the ■ Pu di i- nd i h-*ir M U l.tlA FI.I, •mi ;- r, i. ■.,* toriliallv invited «■a * h lio 1 cs.-c- for tile week M c C U L L E R ’ S Citv Clerk week Oil- eUTlicrtly r e i | U e s t o d to 2S-tl< ^ t f ’rru'innl A/rabori send their announcement* to ' Mrs. Al: at.(I M' Geo Hoy arrived F A Terheu 11 for the social calendar First Show Starts 7:00 p. m. Sharp, Second 8:10, Third 9:20 < nmmrrritrl < lub Tuesday Nigiu un Monday* end Thursday* II Snt ford S'ahiirday for their usual Tin- Sanford Commercial Club thi* custom prevails it often avoids v , iter slay, THREE RIG SHOWS DAILY wilt meet on next Tuesday evening conlllcling dates and is of intlniti ,;-r «t 8 00 p m. in tin* city building help to the society editor, so that a Mrs. M. M. Martin and niece, I Many mlllern of importance r(,pnrt of socffli affain* may nj» Miss Hardman will leave today fort come up nt this rrjeeting nnd it i“ j,, j|1t. ye mi weekly i.**,ie Tin* Orange Park to make it their future hoped that it full i^Ueiidunce will Tn |>(jllt). thi„ 0)!(llnil' yilj ulxn ..p I nine, much to the regret of their TUESDAY* NOVEMBKIt 23rd in evidence. ' ,, Iprvciate noteu of jeartits* dunces, many Sanford friend*. “ CORAL" Four liecls---M»rle Wolramp and Wellington Players The matter of Lake advertising 1,fuh affairs nnd children’s affairs wil! lie one of the matters that wdl ^ (j| !1()| ,|1(, Vvomt-11 of Sanford pull Mr. und Mr*. C. R. Walker. Rev. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24th come up. for dUc-iasion and it be­ together (or n lip top up to date F. P. Strong and Miss hlargaret! “ THE SH OT" Two Recta “ C.FRTIKS JOV RII)F" hoove* eve y meTchnnl of the-city to xadtiy page? It is the policy of Strong and Paul motored over to lie present and to join in au effurt CJir editor to make this column cr>n- Orlando Sunday. ' viTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25th * to put tin* “ tourist" advertiser out fi'rm f((rm |n l lie society* collirtin of a i "THF. H F ^ K I T I i^ " Tsro R eds ’ ’SIP DON’T WAKp THE lUIIY" ol husiiic*.- th1* winter large i il v dally and will eertainlv The frie ni- id Rev and Mr* * "f tin appre iiali Die .■*> i. tn FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 26Hr . I F Strong will be glad In ’hear ol Atin li-1*t,-r l at *« 111 Ml V a lu a b le Borneo Timber. ■■JI H FORGOT" Fixe Reels—-Marie Cahill lbtmpr«. i-iniiil their lntir 1 Tho most valuable ol njl ItornCo ■ ,tat. st ini'1' *e■ iln-r. th*-ri pre!1 prettnt “Oeicl nf daughter's comtltim, after tii.dertimber Is til 11lun, or Irouwoxxl 1Lns (mr* given than in our ‘own San- going an operation for appendicitis j .SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27th la an extremely hard timber, piitul-col lord town, «o please help your town, nt the •McKwiin'tintydtnl in Orlando j * oVKNDETTA IN A HOSPITAL" Two Reeia ’XiO TO THJ3 HOGS" ored when newly cut. but darkens with yopr paper nnd your society editor ■Mrs. Sirohg i* with Iter daughter. age. It Is so heavy that it sinks lit by a cordial response t^. ih b a p ­ water, and for that reason cannot bo peal . Mr.*. J. W.i7 Dickins. Mrj. Deane rafted duw n the river*. About two .y * * * ** In addition to the above Program there is an adTurner, Mrs. H.*(J* Gerror. our repInches of the outside of the tree la The F'idelb Ciftan and the Terujile iescrrtatives* from The Woman’s Club aoft nnd worthless, but the Inside can ditiona! Comedy Reel each da\ bo used for almost any practical pur-; Circle of the Baptist Temple are go- to the Fe*bjrtllfon-Tn*etinR at Depose where a solid, strong and dur­ ing to Fold a cafeteria In the W ood ­ Land have returned with.glowing re­ able. wood In required. ruff room, next to Woodruff and ports of the splendid ftieetiag and » # * * DINNER SO CENTS BELL CAFE FIRST STREET AND PARK AVE. ; ALLEN’S. THEATRE i Fine Turkeys Cranberries Mince Meat Fresh Celery Sanford Lelluce Imporled Dressings Raisins Nuts and Figs PROGRAMME m �WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH THE SCHOOL^ Sports Clothes in Bright Hues niv THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH C o p y r ig h t, 1014, by A m e r i c a n Press Association A* •** HE village lights are all aglow; The Christmas snow ; chimes ring o 'e r the T he stockings hang upon the line, T h e little ones by yours and mine. And in the firelight flickering here It almost seem s small hands appear. Q H , little feet that passed unshod ; Up the long way that leads to God, -v r Y o u r em pty stocking o f pink wool Ei My restless hands have crow ded full. I could not Jet the night go by; T omfacfcrw, husband, you and I • The 'usdless, idle gifts will take S o m ew h ere and give them — for her sake. JLJER little hands, they were so fre e —■ Plenty for Bennie and for me. Almost I hear her ch eery voice As she lets Bennie take his choice Of the small gifts and sweetmeats we Had handed from her Christmas tree. o*^ r**ss J U r ilE R lA , o u r wee snow white lamb! Hark to that k n ock in g! Dear, I am So wrought with longings and with fears, It seems a * lnld voice strikes my ears. It is a child v o ic e ! "L e t me in !" W.tint'd the matter with Florida's schools? Probably tin- on me t hi *>r h that take* Irom the fullest olliciL'ncy of school# in other southern slates, if noi in every state in the Union. In the main, it is a lack of adaptabil­ ity to the phy-ieal and mental ra­ pacities of i in pupils, \chirh de­ tracts from thotr highest usefuln»*».s r It must lie evident 0 ’ students of psychology that the name method* of training do not (it all children equally well, and the inelasticity of the rom nnii school system requires Mini the child lie accom m odated to the system rather than the system to tiie i hild Much lenponsibility remains under thi« system with the teacher, especially the teacher of the younger pupils, that the individual necessities In- studied out and met In the ilrst place, the child of average mental capacity and phys­ ical activity should not be sent to school before It is seven years old. T o this time of its life knowledge is acquired by* observation and not by any processes of reasoning. Up to this period the child is an imi­ tative little animal whose chief o c ­ cupation i f growing, acting, sleep­ ing. grow n i* and pinv 1 ; if a ml un dou bt m !U t iii> is o' cat nre"* pil>: n « nil g *f» 11T• Ilf 1 it U I . .. h. 1 SI J**I t|t I’ fT i .1 t , 1*II 1*11 M t" t \tt ti tb \. r i • |It If* •lillc » r. 11 t. ! rin . i r » ; HIM 1 1 ( 0 11. home it. with ns n u so r ln g power more rr lcr« in • mbryo, hut ready th. training of for t he r* ft m hoots Rut 'h> tnnderr school system i g . r c l Ii. 11>■> >i <. t i n 1 a*, i ■II .iI In tltel Ini capnhllll let* of I he aver agi * iiunvsi. r II t«i|. ii full large I) t'l I II mil le tin* menial rn tn .lt) ..'id tn adnp: t hv si-hool room work, it also guages the powers <1 bodily i titl iira'H*'* by thm nf t lie teacher tl'U.illv a person ol adult yea’ s The tendency is to overtax the men­ tal teeeptjvity of tin* child perhaps lo 1(1-1 IT I ill hml ding geMU* I I the s vi.ir old hy Hulking it keep pan will II,..t nl the 'lnld of a dozen years or mote. Genius of the bujidirig size should he repressed, not I'ticcur aged And in the enrliet years ol sehool life the physical should he watched im ie carefully than the mental, for physical exhaustion spoils mental work, even makes it worse than useless The daily sessions of Florida schools in the city or country are too long (or continuous wo* k in other words tecesses are loo few and In many instances, too short No child, boy or gjrt, from seven years up to the college time should be conlined continuously in the school room without relaxation for more than two hours T»'< shorter ses­ sions, with an hout for lunch be­ tween, are vastly better, more healthful, than one session a day Inat «• *et he* from X..'lO a m tn ! lit i r - | m , and defois the noon lunch an hour or more beyond the ploper and usual time Grown men. especially those en­ gaged i i office or mental woik, often I oast of going without lunclp That's their lookout and they nre respon­ sible for themselves, but no child shruld be punished tjint way, Ite1 Mit'on end recreation should never h interfered with by school work or I i ii The;, should b * provided In*. the • ah. u tinii of pjiyticnl m. i t t i '. b-'funnb* the Iin■Iy and dull* ;l'i ini ml T'l t *ep a child in “ a' te Ii••.1 11 i •i In within t he iint' l i\ n1 tin timelier, for it *- . t wat r.i I d St i i ' i I |mw , r And for the growinij,. active child the lunch and meal hours should be lived No school work should ba’ lowcd to dl.splui e them You itiin t «'*|iei t y our horse to do li.s In-t if you do l tag* rare of turn ami care tin in* proper food at tin I>r 11f«« r tun an *1 pb'iny of i' and (ill hour- of r«*.t i I inn t ask more y our ihild than "! your liorsi Florida's 'idiool srliedules need re­ modeling and they must be changed it'll all II'll!.. in-Ion till- material benefit from them shall lie on a part with the i't ri'lletirr of the rqu |>men th. ll i.as lle.cn | i'OV'l(|cil III tdlc [iro-peroii ■ and advanced a i d i it ic • of lli' st ate most iounlic« What if the Christ Child's feel should win An entrance! Let us swing the d o o r ; "pLEASE, ':W & r lo U‘ X I am Luther, from the home. The matron s»id that I should com e vvish you merry Christmaslidc AuJ, maybe, some sw eet w i‘ h beside, .Monroe ( hop ter No I , It \ M. M e e t - e v t r y i c mill at, d f' iUr 1I i l i l t s d a y iii M a s o n i c . ’H a l l nv<r tin* I n . p e r m Theatre V i si t i n g c o m; m i n i ' veil nine J I Ma t n«tz 11 F" I'o' ir -v Candies loi me jiieeu boughs iiiuoug, i .But this year in God's heaven she Holds some child there upon her knee And sings the pretty C hrst Child song I,■* III. And so. you see. tonight I’ m here Beiause the matron- said that you K t( mo l 1 1 Needed $ merry Christmas too. S a n fo rd lo d g e N n. 27 , I <* * 1 I Q IL V VI CPvi child, com e •c l o s e ! tiere ! The door *• shall « * Vour mother's breast- my darling knows, ^ And mine shall take vqu, child, tonight, iQ.-r While dow n from h e a v e n 'a ray of light Linking your m oth er’s love with mine. caved moli.L* p r o | l ■■ ' | . " f f It " t l and M 3 B&J } . ; I'd 11\ lie f v t il'* t (toss »I : W e ll t l " ' l JULIA BOTTOMLf V N e w Millinery Rich and Chic ° □ O q 0 O g T R A IN S N" **2 NoirruiHM n i » 1Z ii ve Nrriv* 1 ;t;l A M 1 1* \ M III I.. \ \l 11 ni \ \! 12 !’ M 2 22 1' M l IK) 1 \l 1 1)5 1" M No N" No. N« NtMTHBiM’ NH nt. M I'2 lu 1 \1 • in , lib 1’ M lb 12 i.* 1’ M 12 it Nu *2 Nu -1 *0 - ■ N'' fv.’i *'l No No. No. No It. I*. O. E. Sanlord l.odgc 12 11 1 Meet*first mid third Wcdtn-nday mgiit at corner of Fir**t St and Palmetto Ave, O. L. Taylor T A. Neal Secretary Exalted Itulor M AY OJIS TRIBE NO. 61. I. O It. M. Meet a every lir*t and third Friday nights ak.7:1ti it'TMaaanir Temple. \'i*itink lirothi-t* weliome \V. A Ginn. John Stamper. j*, t of K Sin hem lint vbtt will not get wni k that ts s,’ I to \TI. \.Nl’l( ( <)VST LINE Gale I ity t 'anipNo.li, H . (h W M ifts sei iind and ipurlti Wevfnesduy nigiilr hi cm h mmith F,*l. Miller ,f' F. Hoolehan t Clerk f’ milicii Commander United Brotherhood of * arpenler* and Joiner* of America T I icbi; btatcnn tit* refer t o - jo b Sanford lanid Union Nu 17M meets *.first and third Thursday night at 7 printing. O u r facilities nre c o m ­ o'clock in the Eagles' Hall. , When It Would Count. . “ Of course. I shrieked when 1 C. C Pearson. W e use only the'bunt m a­ T. J: Bell, •.thought there was a burglar In the plete. SecTretm. I’ redident 'v house," said young Mrs. Torklns terial, nml onr,, prices nre based "What did your husband doT” “ Char Heralds of Liberty ley looked at mo with deep reproach on n living profit for first el/iss MecL* at Engles' Hull tir-t Monday and asked why 1 couldn’t holler that night in each month at 7;30. W e will do no oth e r kind. way once in n while when the homo w ork Wm. E Householder. Commander team naoded a boott."—"Washington --- L-- --■ Miss Bertha Packard, Secretary i® * " ‘ ‘ ' Star. ‘ V.r* • r ^« r -T I It -it to O ' 0 O oauooq 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 aaaoaao \ 1 1' r M M M m .<1210 A. M 4:00 1*. M IKESiltmC 2 L \rri ve in V. A. 5:2.) F. 2 1 la*a ve 5:20 1*. t.ri« Arrive Ii:.l5 A. 1 r»7 - b av* • • TRILBY •, No. ‘Jo Arrive .♦♦Oil F. , :»*2R 1*. No. 21 I zh Vp 7:fl» A) No ton l>tave 5* |» p. No . 101 Arrive M M M M M M M M « I t HE I.INE no VTS . n t . j o i i n .n inv mi.* „ Arrive 10:00 A.M l>*n ve 11:(J0 A.l^l. Tuctdoya, Tiiuradoya ti^d. Saturdaya «r r . YOU MAY PAY MORE anv hetter •t> "f n lit'* o PAY LESS Her Afternoon Naps. Not knowing that my little nleco had ben showing recently n dlspoHltlon todlsregard her afternoon nap*. 1 naked her, “ Elizabeth, do you take u nice nap every afternoonf A (jprnway look c a m e ,into her eyes nml her liny chin set us she answered »lowly. Ve os, l usuly do; my muvver lias iropblt; wlf me. tliough ” —Exchange The golfing sweater Anil cap shown Ui the p lilo r c Is a verv gm 1 I v pe of the most p ra c tic a l of a ll these v \ p ra c tic a l thing* .lust now there 1* fad for long woolen *. ir f s I h- v at" knitted o r woven in a ll the m i e p iiii gay co lo rs for ipo rts 1 loth* t in w h ii" anil in the quieter iiit o rs a* m i l l in ever* woman young or oh) upp. m * to have wakerl up to hint h 't m lf w anting n w o iilrii mi 11 r f and the dark g lie . \ l r a i 'ei| m ik ih » — Arrive No. I’Jli No. 127-—leave Ink 8 taln4 Removed. * * Ink' stains bn gat'menlfl cau b* The Lake Itroeit' (ouncil No. fit Junior ■' V AO«kt'(i out «ltk a mixture nr salt and Order I’ nlte.d American Mechanics milk. V*»fJ •a teabpoonful of salt to Meets every Wednesday at 7:20 I*. iieAri/ » half glass of i»Uk The soM.. In the City Hall. Visiting brothers tuBnn* colt' be used for whlto are welcome. C. H. Smith, live. Sec. or colored fabrics; but If th«'ink lias been allowed to drv It w ilt be neces­ Celery City Aerie No. 1X5.1 sary to iioak the stained pnrt in the !*• , . milk -for uii hour or two.— Isidles’ t B u t y o u will not get work that is Meeting every Tuesday night at 8 o'clock, Pico Building World 1 * bo g ood . \V. W Fry. Jus. C Robert*, Worthy President * Secretary Y O y dow n O Meets every Monday at , do p in., over Impermi 'i heat re J. W. O. Singletary •(. J. I>n'l nooti, Secretary N .G . halls.on us botlr. a ray divine, (.Jr g "SfTTTMmte l IlMplel _. Ordct I. .I'll I It S .1 Meets cverv lirst and third Tuesday in each month Everyone win* ha* seen his Star in the Fast are cordially invited to visit this chapter. Alice K. Robbins. Sec’ y | I'hocniv Lodge No i, h t>! I* Meets se,oiel ard tour t b I '.* -days NTsltllig ki.ights always cell " 11,1 1! M c I mil In " » Miller in our o w n warm fire's light last year. Q treated H a v e their teeth I'XO nminetl, sh a rp c o r n e r - dre-sed s golfing outfits, artd nit Rods of sports clo thes In whi' h the fem inine h a lf 'of the w orld has gone about th is sum mer A nd nmv that h e a v ie r thing* are needl'd for the c risp inn m ini d a is the gay co lo n! are to 1 unMlitie und (lie •lashing hrnad strip e s too Am ! with them, w h ile aud cream color in heavy knltt<*d caps, sw eaters and s c a rfs nr** not by any mean* an liift e*pient sight quiet colors nre mmlu for the few who like grave things. One see* Uic*n scarfs everywhere— with street m* 1nn the shopping rounds In th< .. *,.» along (lie drives, at the 1n**<1■• in certs, and on the business girl g, ik to and from tier work In coll ,rnl light vellow in rose and ;t 1 pink In vivid ' green and 1 1 tense they greet the rollll'ig unt nun with hues ns bright ns Ihiee ni ttu* turning lenieH Tlie sweater shown tiers I. . Inr and belt In line wilh tie -t i l* . wlie t e IIi a lie! I ,1, b.v k or cvieinlliig pan » m r figure is mm h featured to (Dill 1 It In made with lli'iii i n* well a* eotnf'irl in mind \ ad'di'd In 1lo'se I wo p 1e 1 . Mill lung I.1 lie heeded tin 11. . I I . st She sang to me one w h ole hour long T;.' A. DOLAN o VETERINARIAN Snnlnrd Lodge No f»2, h and M. < ommiinn .ition i v cry tir-t and third i »FI 11 l I'hursday at o \ i-iting iirethret 0 wel'iitric ° II \ M > ItltO S S T A H i .K s t) I. Taylor .1 * Humph a Secretary II M O Ifring in vo " i ,i m e i if nk 5 hoi ws i d muie fl.iv thitn Because my mot liei Iasi ycai hung 09*5 0 s It ii t!ic Chri'.l v hi’ i! m d i'g u is e ! J j DR. samownniM.i s Bid a child w elcom e here once more. How fa;r his face, how blue his eyes! u o o o o a a o o o u a 3 0 0 0 a a i> 0 0 O D 0 p E v e ry b o d y Is pleased w ith thd lig ht, gay co lo rs of the c o a ls and sw eaters, ' ‘ *44 Oak Avenue Between 3rd and 4lh Si.’ f , — Open — Tuesdays Thursdays „ Saturdays • 1 1* aL3 .p. m. Reading Room Free lo All The quest ter- sotm-ihitiR new fu tnlHInery for fall has begun In I'aniest ami 'there (s no Indtcntlon that the geek)*r« afler nnvoity and beauty will be disappointed Ideas originated by our own Amerfrah ileslpiors and some others, which the French, tn spite of the dlrtrnctlon* of war. have had the Inspiration and the time ti> work out. are rnoru than creditable to both countries. The new milliner/ Is rich nml chic and sudlHently novel There Is a great variety In graceful shapes to choii.He from, Noticeably prominent nre those that tilt upward at the hnrk There are many high crowned tiatB and many of uneven width of brim. This gives th" mil­ liner endless latitude In the iTipiuc Of brim<* to suit tho individual tit"* In fabrics, velvet, naifti ni>c,:ii laces end braid'i 11>--ip,>,k u »■ 1T.-..r , j rlvh vdiN-t* >n rtiill!i""r *t 1 ,s , home out t" tlic t: .mining* nf f,,r fln,| ef ttiwvi'r* r.imlc nf iHh ta.i’ •-* .nl* manv of them n m r* ! « ii |i nictalUe gauzi's Cut steel iint'inii-nti and li (ho. 1 *' k :t< ■ tn ti • . ., •ill auth'it I'i'i 'v ill. 1. „ beau "flit n. 'nr (. ■),. , .,„,j richest u( oat m u t..u.b,*ic Ivh|1 fy to the lylvance- ln tnato. w hit Ii demand# them In nil rp'ts nr th'* i^cuin v' ,1 **je tic'.v frill h,h Tlrrt'c 1* Ehyj..ii 7. *; b !’ . sof,. putur ;m mmz hat at tJ.e right hoaats a higher ' (■own than those on wide brimmed models of the pnnatng acason. Tho velvet Is shirred over tho frame, and the exquisite making of tills hnt pro claims the work of n trained jjrOfe#-' *!ona! In fact, although mati^oribo m*w* hats seem ycry simple, it Js by no moans a simple matter to i m T ,,r trim them A cord o f beads ftnltdied wltii halls enrlreles'tho crown Tho wide brim sweeping upwnnl at the bdt makes- place for further trim* mltig. which Is Bometlmea of ribbon and ornaments, as in this,hat and sometime# of short soft plumes BontelhittB bet ween a cool Ip hat and a poke shape Is plcturevl -at the i'M' of i In* group. Tho-frame I* erv* • i ' il with velvet put on plain It * a background for n cluster of >i b flowers, A bridle nf ti.im"* ••Ivet ribbon gives a touch of h.ch '•lib* value It terminates on tin* 1 '• •Ii rtirtm in long hanging loop*. >1 th'' 11 hbnn A eloyerlv drn|.ed turban. nw<de of velvety ngnln attests to the work of •" .utlst In draping, The material is •aught apparently* under a lark" t.urkin of cut steel. This Is the sort of hat Hint appeals to the matron of nubd taste hut a sense of style that l a v # tile art of the designer. JULIA 0OTTOMLEY. , �■ . n faFfS* ' - ’W N O V E M B E R 23, 1915 THE old n>an*»flvtng. Undo'* folks Wh"* I *<’ tn Id cobbler, crow iui he could \V»r hilt *' t* *** « rn l there but he'd com** \n | %I1 important. like he owned the HtruH'* <roUiul An tif d »prrad hie feethere almost (wlco Ar I'*"iM *l**Ok «* wicked with till beady VI’il >'. the flerrpat • Th u ii used 10 *ia ru mo ■ o 1 couldn't play. (lui thi« t'liAnksglvIn* saw the end of him. wiiHi the hired man pulled him from hi* HHi'iln* limb. Vn' i-hupp-'l l'!* nld hem! off. 'enueo ’two* 1 in le's plan To p'it him for dinner In Ihe roamin' pan 'There Is another load Just ’behind us," they shouted, as they drew up be­ fore the door. , “ Another load!" There were half a dozen loads before the final toll was taken, and when two strong, big Phipps son* lifted out from one of tho cushioned limousines poor, lame old Aunt Dotty, who could not hnve dreamed of corning In anything except "Uch a aoflly padded vehicle, Ihe tears were dropping nil over Mother Phipps’ best white lace Jabot. Such a Thanksgiving* Every sin­ ( ( ^ HATE cm' good old gle one of the Philips children and Deacon Phipps was In the grandchildren was there! The good habit oPnaylng. whenever deacon's voice, trembled with Joy as ho taw an autotnobllo. 1 bo nskeil Ihe blessing, and poured out From tho first moment tho i hla thanks before God. now Invention appeared, "But you know, father" said Thomas ■caring his steady old horses almost Phipps, slyly, 'there are several of us to death, and breaking up one of his who couldn’t possibly have corno if It best fnrm wagons. Deacon Phipps had hadn't been for those automobiles that no patience with any kind of a motor you hate so" vehicle. Tho deacon ahemmed. and bristled As time went on. and m any of his a little, bpt In tho face of tho loud neighbors bought automobiles, his merriment which greeted this perfect­ horses became wonted to them and ly true reminder, tils few rather growl turned nover a hair when they whizzed lug remarks could not bo beard. by; but the good deacon did not re­ "You know them really Isn't much lent. Whenever one passed him on danger from automobiles nowadays, the road, throwing, perhaps, a shower father," proceeded Thomas Phipps o f dust or mud upon his modest car-' diplomatically. "Tho chauffeurs arc rlage, and leaving behind It a trail better taught than they used to bo, of Ill-odor, ho would mutter (under his tho machines can bn stopped more breath) words which no good deacon easily—oh. In every way they are Im­ should ever, over use. proved." Tho deacon and his wife grew old, ’ " Im p ro v e d !” shouted Hie deacon, u n ­ a b le to restrain h im s e lf longer. " Y o u ami th e ir six c h ild re n a ll m arried , c i coptlng llb o d a , the youngest, who c a n 't pick up a paper without ro adln' ^ (k ife m o ^ llc e 3 tu u if? 6 g ic )tiia , K o f c l I | j U v crtv C ^ flrit^ I , l„ ,| mih in pick him. t h1mi if Ii It iv a* f stayed ut hom e to take care of (hem ti* Ii In' t i l l ' d r o u n d n u a n i c h i n ' i l l i 11 ud 1 ho four sons were prosperous, and , itnn>‘ ,t 1. ihe im in m vhe shut the ilimt 1 tho o ld e r d au g h ter had m a rried u v a n 1 T * ii nld ' gobbler a iin I seari' ric h man and liv e d one hundred or m ore m iles owxiy T w o sons had be come farm ers and liv e d iju lte m a i Mo*l Bleat of N atio n s O ne was n m erch ant In u large t.iwu It . nn nmiHi tn d e clare ours the perhap s fifty m ile s d istan t T h e fourth inmd hi'wt nf nallotiH, favored w ith ono was a m in is te r, settled In the every good Rif l tlm t can ho neat owed same town with tho mere hunt brother upon me sons of men A cornu ry ujion T o tho In lln ltn disgust of Deacon Phipps, alt of these sons, excepting . (licit n iiliiru nn* la v ish e d Iter Ire n s ,ri.» n lc re the fru its of thn earth the m in iste r, owned autom obiles, and T h o m a s, the m erchant n<d u a lly spurt ,.|.t I I Where d w ell 11 sp irited red ed three or four W hen h is father ,1 v •'I c. npie nrnuil n f Its oust, ettn found th is out. he cam e alm ost In llm ..I 1 1 iu n d e rfill future, and eager point of b re ak in g off re la tio n s with ■ working out. Thom as Ha %r f«l Ii J mllf , 1 1 i , 11 I M i l l In the old i I.l V* tile funttlv had 11- .*<1l ( u u n l i ««f s inflt' no I r used to gut hotr nn t III* <lay before mid the large, a ir ' T h a n k s g iv in g ch uniho rs of the am ple P h ilip s h.-tu. f « i i i i •ti t r stead could accom m odate them all k anti |l ai k of SUhllirff 1 Now the c h ild re n and the grandrhtl T •» i d re li hud Increased n niitulior mo •i* tfofri th* afTl-lavt *.( 1 such g ath erin g s were no longer pus 1 lillM I l or r orn | 1«iDHL I hi m* The u n cle s and a u n ts hud died 1 ha* >h• tIff* r ■1«f11 W a slid e e t'TIfl fi1■ 11. f nI Ilf 1fit >1s ir Ilf or had become m in m T h e re had .! th* 11r*ar ti t •"'«*"»h im i» arut been some pretty lonely Thnnksg lv 1-1*1 — «i•f ! hr *► 1 1 *|rfr htf a.fi l .fiOi Sfh » H| nf f.ii (i ,| lu g s ui the h o sp itab le P h ip p s farm *. » K i'l'l • th at i h r f iM M fit m•* i* t K l u r i i U - r » t . * 4.| ll was d u rin g the week before tl ■ . ) t\ rt • . w i l l f «r ,t ' t ■ a il great daV Mull I ir.a a ll P h ip p s was so ' s' ' ) • S 'I • 1i f r- - - I t ' M • t ^ III 4 |'i tin g before the open lire in hot lug , f.'t. ..i’ • 1r • • if I . , e l l ' * » *' co m fortab le s iltin g ro o iu and ponder i t - t . n i p l • Ot h r f e -10 n i r . f .. . i r <1 ■ (>} t> 1 Jn n it > i \ \ 11 lug over H uh m elu u clu d y fu< 1 m" 1 J i 1 I m II « • . o f f 111* f ■ " 'T a in t rig h t In- grum bled to tin ,,| 1, >. **.!» 1, ■ f r Ija ' ♦ Irrre , O f f i tn g entle wife, who *nl k n ittin g beside • 1- r i .1i t h * ■ 1Y >« f i r i t i t f « h im T a in t tig ht to h ave fam ilies fit S * r i m m m ? l l r n i i l . 0 11r r ‘ t K a- fi I H r in t r i o l r v i f i fi i scattered so at I h u n k sg iv ln g I wish • > a t h '* ••*■ i 1■r' f l f l t 1Of *» 4 We Could get our fo lk s a ll lllgi'H iel Ml ft t| Afli■l -• a L 1ht» i h r ’ l l i t S u sa n . Just o n re m ore H e re von all r rn I * » 191 I are vergin' onto e ig h ty an' we ham t * \ I I I » | 141 \ s s * -lift ^ S" »T 111kill » .. » !« had our folks a ll together for gom on ten year now H ere s th is great house • < ti >111x. 11■m n I d in in ’ room fit to seal t h irt y , an' Mu* room to sp ill n o i o ilo for. as u .on mol e and ■ h i in’t o ,’ i*!er lie li ,t M rollo r U‘ Ii a ll Mo s |“l r | ,m nr 'Mo i we v i got P M Idi » > t n i i i ' i f ('.I ly , an she * l i t i l lo the liu u a r hy lo t P l u m b i n g and broken hip. an a lw a y s w ill be, ii s G a s F i t t i n g llkuly— a ll put to g e lh cr they only All Work Itcri'ivcM M y I’ erNonal count u ii forty one, but w I’ call I gel ’em together U i i -11 lio n A m i H e s l E f lo r in Well he til Us ed ni l W e ll l|y I" get a d o z e n or so " I ' ill at* c a l l It a f a m i l y p u rlv, but y o n a n I a n IMiodi m i t he h e l p a i i s t r o n g a l l h e a r t ) all I m i l d t a k i t a i l - n! 'til all f Uu V w i " i hi o n l y 1 1 l i n e I it I d o n t any i ♦ S t a \ r B T r l c p h o i i r No 25 r a n d f ,trul 5s\ > Positively Guaranteed. M a d r f oorr a l l M sa c h i n e * > and 'f d ic W E B f t p K CARBON PAPERS I inest Carbon Taper Made Sbe«| Prrftcl / Recognized Standards Presently over the brow of the (till t j Herald Printing ii r Company . ; t• » r Florida j came a great touring car Tho deacon scowled, but as ho heard. Ilrst tho oweet Oebrlel horn, and .Iben (h& rough roar of tho Klaxon, his fane To* taxed a llltle. Who were In' tho car? It was not tho family of sort John. Surely it was Thomas and his min­ ister brother, with r.evcral members of their familU'9' anf* Hrs. I'hlpps fair­ ly cried .tilth Joy a* « ho ,aw ,hcm’ - -e . . - L i- -* ' PAGE SEVPV THE FIRST THANKSGIVING By LETTU C E HAM PERS T. C. H arbaugh CRATE to t h a t tat lo i ' \ ' hat i ■ uld tin l l . tinned fed ,1 |>, n . W ile w h il ol d m a n rav ' IN S E C T IC ID E S G R O W E R S ’ S U P P LIE S A Fu ll Stock at All T i m e s at O u r Sadford and B eardall W o r c h o u s c s anfAem 'Neath the dark and atormy aky. C H A S E & CO. SANFORD Fleeing far from foul oppreaaion, Unto Freedom*a land they came. Where they raiaed their holy altara Burning with a aacvsd flame; A n d thev taught their gentle children, ’M id the daahing o f the apray. To loving keep and beautiful, Every year, Thankagiving Day. Phon«* -.t,t i n n i e r . I look ed w ns smiling sigmti ha I He- g r a c e l o •an >I y and l In n aci i'| >t a Eel th,i T't. i l s < l i i l d i on tor Mo ir n iu n ith ' id l n \ II if I 'I'.ic m i I ’hlpps neighbor* la u g h a little when they t o him m l lltg In III In* S|deJ!ilid a 111" lllo l'lle Mill t i n v a r e wi se e n o u g h to s ohei up w h e n lin y . 1 1' Ii Ii Is • v e . PUZZLE—FIND THE TURKEY Bleisinga on the Pilgrim Fathers! . They who sought a home afar, And budded them an altar In the beams o f Freedom's star, Let their memories be sacred, Though their graves are far away, For the legacy they left us Is our firstThankagivinil Day. «1 ' ‘ I r M l t l f M JIMMY JS THANKFUL— The Thanksgiving tiirkqy is turkey wtlb crantwrry atyuco-nttil inluctf or pumpkin tile Ho Is nlttod with crisp (vclt-ry, and is redolent o f j#raby by rqsufotr of the spices In' his stufflnKJin Is tho king of all tusfcnys, all turkey'B Ut ono. the hope o f ardent youtii and the prop of declining ago, ibe luscious burden of tho groaning ooard. tin - Bird of Mint paradise for ehlch ill v.«-d .Ivors utng. »V •V*. asm WHO SAID TURKEY? BEARDALL 3 0 ■I 5 t Phon* 13 ATLANTIC COAST LINE The Standard Railroad o f Ihe South SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5lh, 1915 THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY l.v Jacksonville Ar Katannuh Ar Richmond Ar Washington Ar Baltimore Ar Philadelphia .Ar.Nrw York In the dim aialea o f the foreat, From where the pine trees grow To where the golden brange swings In lands devoid o f enow; From the rocks of proud Atlantic, Where the fempesf flings its spray, To the aun-kisted, mild Pacific Millions heep Thankagiving Day. M A T ER IA LS B L U E STOWE Long ago the Pilgrim Fakhert In the foreate cold and gray, With the fempeafo roaring 'roimrf them, K ept the firat Thankagiving D ay; Near their homes the war whoop aounded. But they heeded not the cry, Aa they knelt with prayer and A ll-ste e l E q u ip m e n t. Free I ar S ervice on T ra in * / w ay ' No there isn t any w n \ sighed Th.it tnolhiT h a s n ’t a biogcn arm Ills good w i l e lint you liudh I ollgllt-'t an d ' all HlutT lU*- goose I co m p la in , fh las Y e v e got ii olght •• I lint the Judge let tut In i go oil hum ❖ b le ssln 's. a n ’ w e’d ougtiter think o' pended selllenCO. those we’ve got an' not tian knr after T h a t I'm not dead on a battlefield : i thosu we can t h ave W h ic h was good T h a t I haven’t got liv e brothers to « 4 d o ctrin e, though 11 could not i]Ulte shun* the T h a n k s g iv in g d in n er, with That yye won't h ave to move u n til ♦ * stop the d eaco n’s g ru m b lin g 2 M iss llh o d a I'b lp p s wus iju lte eiptul th e tiny after T h a t we won t h ave to pay a n y <>! ♦ ’ to the task of T a k in g cure of Hie old « people A strong woman helped te r the w'ur tux T h a t we live on the six th floor, and ♦ 1 In the k itc h e n , and there were neigh ■ I hors near by who were ready to do no tram p will c lim b a ll (hose s ta irs pi a h k fo r goose. I e x tra work. Job. tin- good m iddle T h a t 1 found a p a ir of skates In a ligtul man who had taken cure of the lin y s brick yard la st sum m er ** i h o llie s for m any a year was no tm-uu T h n t I I railed off o ur cat last Jutv hand at household as w ell as stable fo r a sled sp rv ice . and at th is sp e c ia l Thanks T h a t Tin not lost in the woods, with g iv in g season M iss itlio ilu kept them a ll busy u n til the p a n trie s were piled tho wolves how ling around T h a t father, d rn p jie d ten cents on * th ic k , w flli d a in tie s Mrs I'hlpp* i tb o ug h l that th ere was ton much (nod t h<- floor and 1 found ll T h a t no hoy h a s threatened to lic k I prepared. "Why. It hod a. what do we want n ia If l stick m y noso out of tho house on T h a n k sg iv in g d a y ! w ith tw enty ap p le pies and siz tur T h a t It’s a big goose, and that I ra n k e y s and ten c h ic k e n p ie s and a gal ju s t stuff myself. % Ion of c ra n b e rry sa u c e ?" sho cried. -W o never In the world ra n eat them The G o l de n Cor n. up before they s p o il' \ s near as I can uinko out. there are only about ip -u p hlsti Hi* farmer s Wintry liesrd' Heap high the g.iMeu eernl ten com ing, anyway , i, her gift litis autum n p-mred Hut M iss Ithodn suld she "wmild fro m out tisr. Invlsti horn’ rtsk It." and laugbed her m other back . t.el other land*, rxlillleg, gtenn to tier post beside the fire The apple from the pi tie. -B y ten o ’c lo c k T h a n k s g iv in g morn T h e o r a n g e f r o m t h * g|i*>*v g r r e u . •T ti* c lu s te r fr o m t h e v in e . Ing the w hole farm h o use was In sp eckles* o rder Mint tudv and ( nch- 1 [I , , l. I I lie gil'.'t '.I't ' ',ru l.l.iru Men had prom ised to cojne e a rly . «ml •| | M il. mu fill tiers t l...I *'( no had son John and Ins fa m ily Aeo *1 Ml let 'I* f'.t Ills g.O.let. , <*M| Me,i,I U' ear thank* to '}.*t con rh tp l's was rnw ilesM fr peering up IV liltlJf r the m ud. long o -fn re the proper lie)-and M rs P h ilip * was alm ost as lmi*» King of A ll Turkeys. H unt as ho. For S tir by ♦ Linford Jr' .• V ab o ut some sh o c k in ' accident through W here the oaka fAeir c a re le s s ly d riv e n aiitmnobllett Itn branchea apread, proved* T h e y c a n ’t he Im proved The wild deer and the panther T h e y nre In ven tio n s of the e v il one Heard the worda the Pilh im s e lf Vim can t te ll me' I m ad rima aaid; tin* papers ,l the hymna that floated W alt a m inute, fn tln -r'" laughed akyward T h o m a s, amid the eager looks of u ll Echoed suteef/y far away, tho others, who w ere e vid e n tly fu ll of ; Till the duak, descending su p pressed excitem ent "W e— w e ll— we we (eel nn though we alt wanted aoftly, to see more of yo u and mother than Crowned the firat Thanka­ we huvv seen la t e ly , blit we don’t feel giving Day. sa fe to have yen tra v e lin g around on th e cars any m ore, and your horses They were sfern, those grand < an I lake you a s Tar ns most of i i * old Pilgrims, liv e so we have club b ed le g i'llie r n icl Men who harked to Free­ h a v e bough I you lire strongest and dom’a call. htind si 'llll'Kt lim o u s in e c; r that w» And amid the anowa o f co uld llm i We ItUVe (Hit. a sum at in Plymouth t *ri'*t (ti th" hank to pay fur the keep Kept the Day beloved by all; m g of it and we h a v e h a d I di t a u g h t h o w to run It Y o u know he has been !n the bleah New England woodlanda. aw nv a good m a n y afternoons W ell Lit by A utumn ’a fleeting ray. he h a e a if ii h a rtiltlg how t . r n ’’ a To Columbia's chosen children < ,i i 1 ii h i i ir iih i him and n w v > u arid mol Inn call heat a log tmapHtoti*' There they gavcThankdgiving and c liin li Into your lim o usin e and Day. c o n n - mi d See u s a ll. and we e x p e c t io n | ■ i i! < it S’i . w what do von sin We hold it sweet and holy still D IN G E E MppoHiii* t itr HitII ” 7 THE 8ANPORD HERALD . . turkey gobbler An* hr’it anbblc-irobWe, In W No. 82 !» :10 am 1 :lf» pm 5 JO nth 7 :50 urn !l jir. Dili 1 1:35 pm 1 : 10 pm No. 86 1 :35 pm 5 :J 7 pm No. 80 pm am pm pin am am a rn R e clin in g C h a ir t a r s lo W ashing to n. a n il JMi. Sleeper to S «v. nnah on T ra m 8 :1 0 12:35 t*: IH am 8 :00 12:38 pni 11 :50 1 :50 pin ’ •1 :38 1:03 pm 1:25 6 :20 pm 7 :1 3 ! )in in i: nit Fo r in fo rm a tio n and R eservatio n I’lmrie nr W rite ATLANTIC COAST LINE i Weal Hap Mlfrel, JI*cI miii*11J«% Fla. Phone |7 1 I ti lU b o r n tt g li l l o l # l f T t m j t i , I la l*h*ne t i l IS AMERICA’S DAY When Prayers of Thanksgiving Arise From Hearts of Grate­ ful Nation. E M O O Y J H A Y N E S mg of hells, the «liouta of |dav th<lau g h ter of k tu ain •it greeting kin sm en . nml the voice of a nation * prayer Hut Mo- null I* no god \ .lav is m erely it airetch of hour* T h e re la a 'ta k e r of tin- anti who tra in s H to be hut the nervattl of hla c h ild re n T h e re 1* an ’ I r-e> oil- ).v > vvtil. Ii v lew * oh at our g u ile fu l oltlces Let us try to th in k of It that wav T h e n the day ha i uiiMiitr'g rh in k m g of tl all in that wav wlinl i "I III line day It I* \ whole youth fill nation with u p llti hnmln and m erry hearts T h in nation has been, at time* In t''iirs To.lav tt b u rsts into hiMght't and Ml'- «t>’iiid s of th an kfu l lien* the fragrance of a feast fill* th*' <11r It I* a verv fe stiv a l of .lia r Itv w (ten nolle I* proud or selfish , w hen the poor are not forgotten H ave Toil ev'er Wittche.l the i Innrl* aw akin g bv ml*t* ris in g hv the advuni Ing * iin ' W hat a spe*la*ie H w olild he If from a slu r one itiu ld u ll lies* till* u p risin g " f nun lo m h e d vafior from valley lo p lain across a continent So does the n ation 's p ra ise n rl«e with Incense nf th a n k sg iv in g Ili-m em b er that by th is figure we are see kin g to m ake our an sw e rin g ado­ ratio n v isib le I" out rtlllul* lit you ever nee ttn Him rise out ■)f the n ie iiii" Tor n e a rly four lioiirH the dawn of T h u n k g ivin g lilv hUH hot'll fee lin g lift way w ,‘Ml ward in run* the *ru hefnfe It hleaV * "II Vnie-rica H alt * league onward Mil- giav light I leepH over III*- 'III lllh itliitu h le w u * | e nf w ii I it h The hew faint light in lio it * ot o u trid e rs are ki outing ahead "f the m o narch sun I'liev a r e necking the coiiHt of M aine, (•••■ ling for the t'ape of llu M e n is For Mu* t* lo he a grtjnl day in A m erica * If the h u m were a god, m a rch in g ovi-r the A llu n th space a oim ao uld put the words in hl« mouth': “You Hliipn on w litch I tln*h! I am not-cott lent vv i Mi v on alone nor w ith voti IlglithoiiHiiM w lilc li I now touch with m v Hpeiir* of Himhnr* I Meeh a con litie n i oi g ra t.f n i hum an d w e llin g I V i i ' l I f ) >4 ' 8 1■i " 1" n 11f \ I h .» M-i li i 1rt ■■1 c i III i h ' i i i l i **| -1r *■ -i In irnl'-h the wtut' f f tie r. O k . . |.» In i . . ■rW - f i t f . j i h o f t ifii wall* "f g rc.ii i nn * g Tea tn in fiiitu H i m * M l i n a v M l •- • ’ V* 01 H R K * ‘ M• a HoI oum Mi* lio iin M of no il M o f 1It 11 g l . i t l a v ' " 1 T h e 1 * *f i l « «<m ! I n la nut a da) of to il hut of th an k fu l o u r sun and sh ie ld W hen the dny Joyous rest I w ill m arch o ver the Is clone m ay heaven's b le ssin g s, vet vast arena of m ig htv states, cro ss rlv- to he sent us, he m ore than ih e eve­ era and lukea . Ilm h ih e K a liu ra a and ning stars for m ultitu d e S ta rs on heyotid before I s lip a g a in Into the Hltirs the light from m any a sta r ts so I'licit). o, e a ti For Mil* t*i a day d istant Hint tl bus never vet reached apart lo ini-, Men are w a llin g tail 1 u* Hut It l* on I lie way of harm-** for the sunb eam s I a< k n o w liflg i ih< it token* I m ake tinF l r t l Steam th ip Acro*» A tla n tic V m erfian flag iio nutiftll evi rvw here in { h tin** irtrn hi t* « -ns* » /I H i. \ | ii nl.i.' * k » i non-.,ind* "I Ilag* dtp coil* to c i v . 1 1>.)i i w . I .to hear the ring t la in I. in I ' - l l D rr r j X } Priming a Dynamite Cartridge A Thanksgiving (Re)Treat. - ’J*.. tuotierlv prim e n rtvnnm tle - g | l ' itfy.iuim edlttie dpltgcr 111 h an d ling n f a t iii,|> " ii.lei 'iir M iil.-e foitr 'h lng v an* -M il. of fain t |mWdi-V If 1 1n* user w ill ,-K.Keiitlul the cap tile fu * c " Mil- •ar u -e lull an o rdinary niim unt of in r r tridg. m il a •lim p in g tool Cltr met It and In ie P iL . m •• ,*,I o, i t s e l f i * vt-rv sim p le I X ■ o iiitii'ii. tt...... . method of p rim I lrst . rlm p the p rim in g . ap about lug i* to puje It a h id e 'rig h t through Hit- 'itrltlilg^ puss tilts cupped fuse the fuse, using ihe < rlln p ln g tool -U ---------------------------------r r ~ First Thanksgiving Service. So far as Is known, oh" of the Ilrst ‘ Harvest Ttpuiksgivlog Scrvlros” over hold In modern limns was that pro­ vided for In uu olUcltjk document, op. titled "Form of Prayer nud Thanksgiv­ ing to Almighty God, to bo .used. In nil churches ami chnpcth fn Knglntul and Wales nml in tho town of Uqthwlrk-oii Tweed on Ktinday. Mtu ITth titty of Oc­ tober, 1847, being tho dnv appointed for a general iiiaokivRlvIng to Al mighty God Tor tho Into.- Abundant Pnrvest, hy Her Majesty's Hpeclat rommand." With tho oxcepllon of tiflo In November, I7fl9, Tu gr.itliudu tor various sttcresHoa pn sea atuJ land. Includlttg Iho Capture of Q uebec, and tor* "nn tincyynimnttly plentiful Har voat,"' th is was probably the first s e rv ­ ice of (Itn kind held lit modern tim es Cadences of Seng. As the custom Is among certalu Swiss herdsmen on the Alpine slopes, ns the sun goes down for each lo call to th(\^pne above him, through l\lj norn, " i ’ ralso y« tho Lord," so across this land, through Itn valleys and over Its plains and up Its mountainsides— cverywltero ought to ring tho note of praise to tho declining atm of another rear, and lo tho ever-rising sun of na­ tional greatness and destiuj. lyflM C c i mpi ng th« C a p ta t h s Fu s * . show n in the 111list rtt Mon. N ext p iim li h d iag o nal hole In the en rtrh lg i- w ith the etui of llte ■ rlm f'liig tool, m aking the hole th-ep enm iglt I" entirely lu irv T y in g E u u and C ap to C s rtrid g * . the cap, ln*ert the cap Into till* hole s lid tie the fuse to the -h ie of the ■ at t lit u iig li It. ilic n Insert In n not her dln g•ipil Imt,- hehiw the Ilrst hide Vo ty Ing I* net t-ssary lo Judd (he cap in tho c u rt rhlgtx This nielhotl Is enlletl Jn c- , Ing the fu*f- Ihrtmgh the cnrtrtdge ?• * It I* unsafe and tinrelhilde. Tin tit*«}y It* lik -tv tn break nt ttie' sharp lu rn s tid th. i •wdel Mane,'*plt tire ihriMigh t -v 44 M aking*G ap Holo In Cartrtrfge. — •-*a.t- T h e Finished C a rtn d g e ---P rim e < l. r trldge. urely with a stout piece of the break, selling lire tn the ■art ridge Instead uf expliMlIng It. or the Jii-e If tlw Job Is done carefully and. cor­ may mis* lire altogether, leaving an rectly the entire otllflt will look like uiioipkaJed chflrjp)* In the hole, nr tt IIInstrntImi No t. and the priming will may hang (ire far half an hour or half tic complete. a day and cause a serious accident. iKitorance. fear or carelessnean are Klimt cuts do not pay In handling eg. the causes of most accidents. There plosives. cttrvL • - - ■T j — *• t * , ‘ F. -.X T ... �v ■; ■M! •V -r Mi; *3 -:5 sX-WiV' PAGE EIGHT ’■’ .- ' -d it' - r’ M^ V7 W® w / ioooooa D ooooa D oooa a oooa oa oooD a a oa a a a oa oa ooa ooa ( fv . ' rendering justice to- all, and giving] honor to whom honor is due, u n - ' hampered by hide-bound prejudice j and unhindered by. sectionalism. If this course cuur.es u» to lose a subscriber now and then, we will survive the shock Our experience heretofore has been that when we have lost one subscriber for such u reason, invariably we have gained1 ten. We uro of the south. We yield to no man in our love for t h e 1 HANKSGIVINQ In the language Southland. No man Is quicker to from which It is derived really resent an injustice to t h i s ’ section meant) thought giving, and that or to correct an erroneous statement reminds tne of the lines. regarding it. The files of our pa­ There Is nothing, good or bad. per* for year* will bear out the But thinking makes It so.” truth of these assertions. But we if we are not thankful It Is our own hope that we will never become so fault. There are few of us whom for­ blinded by piejudicc that we can­ tune has so abused, but on this one day not recognize a great character of the year wo cannot find something simply because lie may have lived l bo lh*nk,ul •b6 u t - l f we but think north of the Mason and Dixon l i n e ” , f" ° c,,‘ n “ l l“ ,l 11b“ th“ V,Ul l° ! lb ° . . . free blessing of light, the blue sky so I clear and deep in the November days, ^■wibo sunshine that brightens the earth Thanksgiving EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT \ “ HE’LL PRENT ’E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERKR. lo o o o o a o Q O O O flO o a o o a o a a o o o a a a o a o a o D a o a a a a o o a S T fitTf / • M,,y6 V E M D E R 23, ttlS Four More Days of the Big Sale at the Three-In-One Store Remember we have the Ldrgcst Stock of nice new Blankn* and Comforts in town, ranging' in price from 98c to $ 1,79 We thank you for helping us make hoja* that wt; may continue to share We try to make you feel at home In goods whether you buy or not. this the largest and best sale of all, an,j « reasonable portion of your patron*^. my store and are pleased to show you our Come to see us again. TRAN K YOU, T H E T H R E E -I N -O N E S T O R E FOR RENT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING | CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN IN FOR SALE y '■t . A FOOT BALL GAME HERE THURSDAY I* - IV n 1, iFm If Fating t* a fine art, mastered by and cleanser for the urinary tiac.t Home— not by all. and if you haven’ t the habit al­ 'k What to cat how to pat it ready, by all means cultivate It. arc the , preliminnil ?s and, them The man who eats good food, neglected, eating becomes mere fced- even if it is plain and inexpensive, ♦ ♦ j f i g — a process necessary to sustain who eats in moderation yet sufficient For Rent— Funds hod room-, wip, life. Hogs feed and no stretch of the necessities of his physical na­ or without light housekeeping *10 the imagination can connect any ture, who is temperate and doesn’ t N French avenue. *f»-: ftp refinement with the act. hurry nt hi* repast, who has genial An invitation to dine is the high­ companions and laughs whil* hJ <*> <%> <♦> riT V a t d c a t e iir r r c c antl tho llfo that runa ln our vc,n*For Rent Three olfiee room* (ivtr LI l I A u K tA I .uULLfcod There aro few of us too, so poor we est social favor, the ultimate act of dines, is prepared best to du his 10e Store. N. H. Garnqr .‘ 5-tfc cannot give a thought of gratitude for ’J All Local AdTertlsemenlB Under hospitality which a man can oiler work whatever it may be, for the •pentinued from Page I other blessings we have. There are ThiH Heading THREE CENTS a For Sale Young mulie mx yTiri his friend. The banquets of the projteily nurturTd body is essential . few of us so placed In llfo that wo Line For Each Inflcrtion. Minimum old, weight 1100 pounds. (,.t ^ | irrfzes * are in cash, five dolancient R om e are famous in his­ to the highest efficiency, mental 'fir , cannot help someone else to bo thank­ Frank, Sanford Heights. 7J6-:ffr physical, and is. best pro pare dr l ^ r e ­ Charge 25 Cents. tory but in those times the guest lars. ful If wo try. . . * was most distinguished who could sist disease. The committee reported "that the Prom the first Thanksgiving day For Rent— One hou*p devour the moat food, and gluttony town generally in an excellent con- when Governor Bradford sent out men V apartment. Mrs. Charles Henry < ’ contributed to the. decadence ol the % Next Thursday is Thanksgiving dition of neatness and there.-were *° bring ln wild turkeys for the feast, Smith, UOS Park avenue, between Empire. T h e r e . arts lineal descend­ and the cool and pleasant weather so many places in eyerfif district , *n honor of tho first harvest In Ply3rd and 4th streets. u?- 1 tp ants of those lid time feeders in of the past few day* make* us all that were deserving of honorable I9n,,,h- “ tere has been n general opln For Sale-—Good udround marc Ion that this Is u harvest festlvnl and these . days, who, to the quantities; feel like .Ailing lurjtcy and otherwise |mention t halt if we were to print i buggy and harnes*. Cheap for cash For Sale Five acres of it,. so h becomes a homo festival. That that they consume have added a I celebrating • Kite ’ day' that m e a n s 'them flti* article would Imde Iiki Box infill or West Side vlo.-i17 t celery land in Florida. f*-ric,,|, , u|. Iswuio of tho blosslnga of tho day to m uch m o r e *lharr.'rteVe ' l h a t r . ' friet'e eating eatitig for I citv ity d ire cto ry breakine speed sneed with which much more f o r lc directnrv. record breaking tivajcd, artesian well, to r I! p mothers and futhera. They can glvo For Sale— Ford truck, line shape, th e the viands before them are made to th o s e of u s w h o h a v e , firorgrtuwn and Goldsboro and lirtek roail Term* to .Ul, thanks In trutfi ’when they see their luirgiiitr Five passenger lltiirk, great y o u t h f u l d a y * Thnuksfivijin D a y \ s nivi e of disappear. peclTd grutific.iiion ■htldren and grandchildren around buyer See I F M i ' Semimde ('i> IOW1I t^l (ioldsbm •* them It ought to ho In tho minds of lug bargain, $260 00 M 'tore - St at ion The amateur sword swallower*, in S a n lo r d this ve.it should be ce le ­ Is the Iwtcrist Garage. Sanford. Fla , I'Mf b r a t e d to ’ lie tid ie st a n i l a ll .o f us and sons and daughters, a pleasant duty, I'niintiil tee G^irguZow n who s| in id food Into the apparently Th t% .4, Vliry evident effort toward* to pay especial attention to their par­ For Kent Two Ft.rni-r, t bottomless caverns tout aid reached should gather either in cl.pr. h nr Ml » For Sale 'J’en acres of llie best ents op this day. If they enhnot bo home and give thanks for lining alpart in the cleub *,up movethrough their mouths, as the firehigh hammock land, west side, just f ir light housekeeping. Fiw dollar ut homo they can nt least nend a let­ Mrs Savage, 7n| \!yrile mun pusses coal into the furnace, be­ lowed to live in peace while Europe meat and. many uttrartfiVe uttradliVp little little outside corporate limits. Half in per week. ter or n telegram of greeting to tho i* warring and other countries ary avenue Ji-tfr long to the feeding class. They are homes and garden* show exe. Ilent "homo folks.” cultivation l years \bniil 260 having trouble*. In Sanford we results. In Georgetown the first quite as cultured tit the table and Ml fenced Tho thought of Thanksgiving being large jtirte* on other half For Kent Furnished It in their daily lives a* the herd that are indeed lucky and Thanksgiving prize w a s won by M r s Sarah L e w i s , n home festlvnl sometimes Is a slum anil tilleheil Quarter mt'e of two] T h e ' I l k 101 M .quoth D .iv t h i s ‘y e a r s h o u ld be a g reat day thr e , doll ar-, in c. i*h ai d t h e . ecorpl ran into the sea and wu* drowned bllng block In the minds of men and shlJiJUMV slat Oni* .viol t lls' ' t Perlor till of u* T h e l)U-llre*s- m e n goes to M r * 1. It K c l l t x , t w o ,|o| women, who have lUluer no home ties feci dntirmife They devour soup, i olfee and ol !i, JI toil wi11 hoy it if | or are prevented tiv clrciltnsliince* sold wpttjn t io- t^xr lo ! - Worth] in i a s h a i d - p u.,1 l o i m r i M to 1111ui11 foods a util 1,1. and i law know * ll 111i hi l ki* a <i il v >’ II a nil all 1 lie l.ir ■l F .i •n ■ > s niih M 'ii IIV 'T 1" !'* ' ll t it U> from ftettig in their own home rtrele or | ItlOll on •I ,, P r k Ii,el, • . 1 !o Mr- p i l l Turner uni not tlii' 11 -*c i f napki n-* [ to y Inti *............... 1 ren Ii *t from Joining the circle of their ll" 111 M i; u 1-telll Li t I I dimly uppreiiatc l he pnrpi-i ol th e •lay IIS see Ml, I m -t l'*t t .i veil to f t: 1 1 If friends So they »firug their mental an*t t he tr fa i n t l u 11 - I m*u M he In G t i l d h o r o t i n nr* t pri/., o knives, fork* and *poonS and g"h shoulders and say th themselves. Why F o r Sab E g g s a n d H u b . ( l ux o f , ll f, o V i II tin of re*l r b.1a k“ - t hr c e d o l l a r - , o, s | m \1 rLilln erully mix them should | he thankful* No one t-nres c e l e b r a t e d K , gal \\ ki t e U i d o t t i » , ■ 11■ TI r I it'h II V11 It.. M I h ick- an'i i to ......... to M r \\ hut In eat I here l* no mySomething like that was the tirst l u g j i e r f o r m u n c e , h e a v y l a y i n g b i r d * , , fur 11- h»'il m u 11 1ur lushed M 11o n o r a l d e L Alexander mention thought of a young woman, alone In tery *hhoui it I f you. are ill, eat .1 Vl*n U « tie am b o o k i n g o r d e r * f or s a m e n o w ' r i-tf a large eltv making her own way In whill the do, tor i ’,* " i it.a*, • Now I t at t i e b i||kbeadl Mg of t he In \1 r i Kur d lull fix •»'su rijitig some (irtipor i MIc) * the world Ihr second thought wus \ l * o a few p u l l e t - a n d i i o k e r e l Rooms U d hoard have If you are in nori; .,1 l>. .,|i|i k' l1 1mi J t It* . I* u i - i | g, lit v o r a Id, heller She reasoned If I am alone s i m e ' s t r a i n com h a * | ut V th* work or, t h, Hey a n i He l ea l what you want, whill e x p, ■ ■i ' 11, t f hen* with no one to give me a Thanks Third S t , St anf or d o n l y f r o m t h v h o m e fid k* bee i cornplcti || It Ionly f a i r to hus shown you i n*i j]tilu Itle ami ii.» r and the t n a n v . v t u l o r * b u t ot lo r nieMtton that t lo work -ee m s f o h* giving dinner there must he n great For Kent ' Room- , foi Fur Sale Two fre-l, Mill k r-ow ' nourishing D on’ t punish yourself many others in the same |xist(loii and i It f l u r i d . i th a t ha v e k. ( 1at a lee in i . . • i . , ■ oininundn■p n g "! progressing rnpoilv in all di r e t i ons’ mav he so to ■* wh*> cannot hqy even a I I ifm l Bros • ■ ,'l 1f Ijy eating what ytm *fuj I like lie , " . , I 1 lire! I la l I fronts are talking of i lid up park'ntk, I., th l a t t e r p a r ’ good dinner eai|-I soim <mi I,a- lid I jOu wli.il n <i • | j k, M>Hh ) Oliti v Air ca m e i m j ir o v e ntetit 1. ol" TI,fi.lt, ,I ' IIl tllll, iI: i Il f . , m a k it g if lot *al« V\ III,It o o I ! 'll A. . 4f The *i>||t ', tow ,| ull-v goodi ilor *, iilj If 1 rn going to show nnv g r u t it u d " .»• A el* •t re dent tor n r i ., ■ j fe hi Id’agi | n ad I Uni will he II, good shape T h o ••• taking medicine, ^tjpd medicine j. ^ ‘ ' ‘ M*‘ ‘ ’ -" -1■' •r1 ■' ............... for the b le ssin g s of health and tic < otiilielL ihoii anil M tinned beli i w are how vi r to t :,1 stre n g th and m u ra g e . I l l look out for l i n g , y ) ill) per not for the healH$=f,.au \ tuM.-bil f" r iu" ,h ' r :‘ n'1 ./■ . . * 1 1 ., , 1! I II,, i som eone else S h e d id ho . tty going to PfitTU'* 1 low I % choice of fsfiil-, meats and, ,veget, l i e s t e p’ III I h l - d ir l-r t u r n is c a u s i n g present nnfc F'or He Ml Jjevera) * » flics , , . . . . o t f i r p t a i e s i n -n up a n d t a k e i " ! , I i * lie r a I 1 1Ii, 1111III 1. ^ a ll h o n g Ii the sup erin te n d en t of n new sboy home t Ig, aide* nod, cereal* us tin 11 i on. I. am ' .. * Vn u i:| | l lit. j ■ “* N !' r • ').* » m» ii v i r and unking for three hovs who hud tin ........... a *in on nt' , ... ,,lens tike . I unde, stand that tl.iqi wifi then- were 'OIJJ, III ij^eplfli, de «hupi ** mi Indent ol, ,, tin- pro! \ H \ dwell \ 1 > ■ ' tl r e la t iv e s ot frie n d s In the <-uv who i ,In keep the ,i I.,, . i lit o r large de cgitlioti Hunt,’ Kunm For Sid, F% i tir II ,h , a hi, it ettig o v e r g r o w n wi t h weed*, e t c to and calories hitla/ne sh o u ld be h er guests at a T h a n k s g lv ,, « ’> glue 2 ... / at, I nieb Ion on Uiclm da\ io* irt«lu>et 1 v M i. r ■h ,tn > t ti t to to I most* i o m pli t e log d in n e r tlillt coiUribnles In streiigth, III For Rent or Sale llftu i ,i ... J'*,T h e sup erin te n d en t e n ­ . ,, . . , . J , i the lake front with the view of Kerr . 2:t if i* lose the thoroughfare Several l tered h e a rt ily Into the plan met to A vi* 101 tf W J Thigjien builds up the waste and keen* Up , ,, , . . . On V' . bulkheading the lake at that place l ‘in h tlstt.i’s* *\’i’titrfis were c l e a n , ex T h a n k s g iv in g d a y she m ade these :>rtiTh*. , *• For Kent T w0 ( tiie room "t 11l*'"t .. ii i F. r Sal, I,i*xe*. hovs her real guests i not c h a rity h irn 1 Above all ielse, ,lake • llrltl to-euf, u11fl t hi- ( fnnrnoT<ml ( up *»l . ** i’1 for Ul^lgl.t I hou*, ci»|: 1 nietl 11. .. . _> , _ ,, „ < ford will take them rn low and fell Siiak to depot Enquitt* , 12-f W a hou I g u e sts). In e v e ry sense Then* was which seemed place Don t hurTy. for after ,all, eating i* ■ K -r*,Dr t til k \ Vr. !* •( , . , , , I , i »b o w them the i ii\ whi l e here and n tu rk e y d in n e r w ith till the " filin g s p i ■ o k > i— l l ust a- e s s i ' t i l i a j to s l e e p i n g to let I,,. ,7 \l-.. . nod M o r e u ■t , ’ o k * ‘ts to n tnutlhoe ,, , pact on ,, n- till mil i- allotted <• 1 K l»on inn will »r i r..i •t o i l ' - ho-.j 11, si r It g 1 I'w* ' n , • lo th* a f'o tiio ’ iti M it h ,-t ,f tilt sh ” . .1 1» > tjierr ^ G.rt f '.ls In »' Ifl >AI g I•-rti'»11 i..l nnil. and .• i don I i hit < ,< ', • t; m \ \ *»f < o n i" o i n t Ie ' ■ I w ti Ii * lo in i*i such i■ lew . •ini s I • *li vi 11 ,’ n i f e ll ■ To-tw. tiiiuui-l. i .t short .our sleeping •r.f - ' 1 r ,1 it * crei- It ,it tit* ** ■ 1,1,1 v 1 *oJ.,'i| U|H,T1 into. Jit.; u a it «nOs tile many Oeait- Ill't VVl I )) ri'st ruld. Areroirt •*r(« I'llJJII 1loll*, t.i*| , tim e w ith o u t s h o rte n in g y o u r M a v _ Fo; Sail AU.UllU. i n . ■s lo-r as a friend nod showed in dif­ % ■itle- t hat . i»nvr(or lodging. between G’ulmettfr-and Magnolia to ferent ways Inter how much they ap- plants ready to iet with all modern on e n . t h Ample time for «atingy_llh i,i ^ Xho. S mi t h Awill lo come are imjw ot Park, Park to Palmetto, between •prerlated the Thanksgiving treat menr«*s, at t l y Futrview ior Firyt means deliberation' in maAirtifing Thru her. Celery Ju. 27 2t p c i t i e s . the rpaHficaiify spots nt the JJ-fftr Fifth and S i x t h fro m Fhnfocd a o ’ Sf and F’r* M'h Ave. your f oo d D o n ’t go to tbcdStfier, t 1 Btilllheading is th thlbg. Ml St'J 'M o o t , te ll her Will out nil 'th e to Fn neb ,^11 enii'l ' Mile Wiv. I extreme and become a matbeillat . *.J. ! i -I room for , <-r. • ctuisi f,.q un If idle were A m e r i c a n Hoafntat in Ch i n a I*’riciflc n 1 n ' I V tKVl c* n ,.| , al> r on, th at , h i vv* > ,u h f r, >'ll ' I X ' .CJC*. • U •*m> i J.u I* • • 1 !' ■ • ( 'll* Ion Ini . .1 \ 11,1 i n .1 u M>j.ilnJ that t h* ■r I o i l .1 in exit*’ She bad n<> frie n d s nr rel.i who led u if o.il ..jw I 111 o i l ' hf ul a I e r t 11111 n u m b e r ol l l t l n ■ 1" , I * Vs1) T1 r i nk " h iln In si lives w till 1n U " (timisand miles AI wlilcll is hlil*'d -ph i ' H ’ s i if a. 1l i l t ; , a f e i ir' uni.cr iinat Vi .'.ft c, If you caii'l instinctively knuw IJrst she dl l not fiw’k forw ard w s h nnv In III* l a m e r eilion of 1 loon P rt.irels . I , , i .III Vo Ttn* Im im ( i* K t 'ua ......... rn ■ ml u j, von' food 1 n aiv to hi » a a I .11 -1i * * IX .1 ‘ , il ** t'i»axur*’ 1 He l-st Th.iuV m’ Iving lo four In re* ,(f croutld "ll I* Ti lde ',,m t * ■M1 1' A p* ,1 ■lit K f ..11. . •In. if. !,.« >'W. | LiJ . ,*s. * f 11 I■*i ", 1 .1*1.1. t ■ **4 hill, O l el IneklliK the: 1 111 iptl '.ill Ii,,r ' i dnv t>, fi.- .pent ,, tr u Kic si run lie 's Hut l l , ' ,11 a tip Fir-i 1 ■!• l o t ; lie UIPI M ijd, Ii l ic i t r r IhlU111 I" l o I Ic - 1,1a r t *i > t tint m* Ida* for nut in • -t.i •, .1, 1.:lift if i. i; 4» * It Is her d tsp o sllln u to m ake lf)e most of I ' he Foil, and cost $' t),00tl (p,ld t ,ifor matio '(it* - t fit: t e i of mui.;. I This f.eiiig. not only ip splendid >; (fjl%Blgl-llce lliiin arithmetic, and a \1•Mir1 of Ilf,’ If she U lllt llil have wfint sill* law . f " ' a .1 men, 1 dU;<in l . u j :iU o jd .lilte d w, t h ■ .tina " Ilk ' * -ipi. i,n,k* for so rtu d liliiK 1 Uke many ••an’ f *»mi*i" i * i wit limit ahiiul 1 In K t m Mi i ; i. at tor r>e\ general. a n d c a n t o r tr.ef's. fo rm in g a m i n i a ­ fn w hat mlie lias Him declihnl to give ,S M llruw-ter. -U “ losing t r a c k /' ha* prepared the following list of ture park w ay. som eone n gootl T h n n k a g lv ln if, d in ­ Don’ t cht ton much iu-.i hi'caiisc For . . R e n t H o o s y i , C i u t F j r' ner. It wan out of the iirteTdfof) xor ihitign women can do in ■K’uu.oih. , you liuvc a good cook in the kitchen her to e n te rta in ip iyo n e aAd.tlie filca Cau take luiek her nmtdep .name j 1 I 'i n d or l i qf l i r t. i s l i p^i ’ Irvjd l i p W * ’ uttd hernnse you like it D on’ t cat of Just sc p ilin g n hn*ket to if w orthy keepi ng r oil pi s . eti M ho in f •.dr after her husband is dead without •to "save** things It isn't good f a m ily ^ j f r ijA l seom to he so lb rle n t D w e l l i n g ? . f e r t i l e I'eli^r ‘C. 1 <*Udany legal process or ■legislative act economy. Adept your dint to the wanteif j). personal touch some tr ’ ouif... 1 r! ” r i , . , I • f eV -V s-J ('an keep nhe (' x a i i r. I 1 | r 1her ' » 1 "own o i l nrtutq'wfieu m i w4 " , ^ ■■ 'season and th e ’ climate Nature 'bow Hhe conauReil with n woman. * gil'e - p r o ••* ■ K . V ’ T . ' Wp ol t r h f l , 2 D. • Can por uade lu-r h u s-L 'i i . ‘ , ijf| Ii"-* nmrrieil. V." wbo7 while not-a social vforker. knew very kindly grve* us certain fruit* •Third .street PhoL*e. ** Iband to take hur^Tlanic anil give -----------• -J 1314 city nml the needs.ef many a fnm and vegetable* at certain cseasous ^ r Ids family .amnie, if he d".'* rioLiiV'’ .* •----------- -— ■— - r his ... j, , |,| ,«• o A i ^ T BrThrough lids woman aim found, a ...uL.tDu year, yvhqji wt. rcln-lt c.-oxk »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »»♦ »»> »»»»»♦ <»» like R •• T ' * ‘ pillow WlLfi two sons who was Juit'. wtea they come fresh from l lie Cup retain In r maiden name f°r A U G U S T IN E ON T H E '. r1v*H/ ruUdv to give o p .lh e struggle* o . gardern when they ure beet for us, LOCAL G R ID IR O N . l t d prif’sk nji her home Him had busitfWhs transactions #md uV her -m m and winch we dois’ t 1 are for wf ■t ^ j, *11 a l < Y M 14 iP rn 'iraged 01 d l hnef hu*band‘s ntune for A->vanl .itl^*tr,ot hi r season* Watermelon* are . ' x .rtld 1 s 1 -'tut sjdrlt and energy If wife doe* not like hM- iiWn frr,i * . good in summer, but we don ’ t Irmdirr tf ik In the sflila husband'* fa hilly name, they ca’rt,| ■NatrfOf(D flip! St AuguHine lltift' I ho crave thorn— wouldn't en joy them . , «CKifi#.-.wflI eono* togeffitnr I'thtrr ThanksThanks- 1i on wPl wpl keen k''"n sympathy A basket of rhange to a name that does suit . , V , ,, , ^ . potables ami half so much in January No art of , I glAlt*fff"utJiL it- promis^f' ku It*- the, r c c r l e a a iblrken, vrroti -J w! ‘A - i r k i 'I A woman ran wear man - Hulh'og .i.ude n T n.oV giving^* Ing /dinner* iron preserving cart save all the relish . !| IKiUC»V4 vHUV 1il.si un^. .«,vcr v vi been1 'hi' .......... - ........ * *4 C nt.pnfil iiViAi'tjtii ode ,,r * ' ">* 1 * p dinner llt.U nm*- * than of lre»h fruits or vegetalJeM. but without any testrictni;; -\oo)q rht>t i j.tUyc*! / i tlito . ity'.*a,x )nu It •team* fisj tho W1 Mien of tin’ m^tbijr und chib u*. men cVC* yderynce ■' jter.t in the thin doiysn't mean that the Conner's she must not jm>so « s jr.'jjtirn. v am o n g Die. f.v ore rtinkvd ea ll ; 01 i cw c linn'll Into thein. ■*J»"*'* f-he can "vot** at every deetmii. .,oicii •t'qc.w.ii . ’ I" *i * urt is not a very useful and ncri-ssta ll. . The school teacher f«»rgot her., myn i ** * » " She can hold .any office in th» *^ri*.V» .vtpporl thenWlY*;, the l»n^ ■ury profession in our modern sys­ Although Sanforfl wus .......................................... ' .'.‘l 1! , loneliness in iielnr Ihnnkfqf k*»e ciydA^ & £ state and run (or congress. lu p b L fi/rhi4l » i l . t ;\{l,d F y jili r f f( 'oat ll I**od n ,:pl lo a less fnrtona'te ylHeyi. tem of tnlde economics hv the An*-ii*nl C h jK hoy She can bold property ol her own Hut. blstui ha* been wor - log hill d s’Nmcei K ^ “ ASrrrr', Gwei shore. K) w oi k ,Adapt yottr •iRel u> your i In* t:i ifl.i’i sh.'tiMered Imr reiij'onM27-‘Jlc v l daily The man pL si'llentiry ojcupM ioo- and give her share of .the family with th<L local 'cum holdingg «IUH > ! Jillltlea wlih 11 exv (Hiorngn which never property by will, but cannot deed needs difTerent f^od npd in different practices, and ha* made Hevcfal ■fagged until flnnlfy a neat and com >***»<; Wanted Du a* making _ - .. change* which will strengthen* ^Yrinble home fi r nerself nnd her dill.quantities from that demanded by her share away l.Klckjimp, • IJtjwM. ft), in Fuijvic*^ She can take yip a 'hordFstcad or our team and eliminate all the weak; dreu was the result, the ditch d i g g e r .' F<$r. the former Apartment*** .' * .» * - ’-‘ izia spot*. Both teams are in excellent . R M»v' aometlmcs fo replace VKor • I- - ~ ^ - * __ .___ wiilie heavy meal l» sullhieigla'^i# the school lands an bee o w q . pYoperty, shape and it will i,e a har.^ fought' , * ''“ l 1 iin' r,'c'',v" r" ," ' r ni'’ T.osj.'Sahifliirji-^igli^ Bar')'"., j -other three are not urn many. *, ■ . ■ . . . tru y thankful by another prayer A prominent *-itis»u ordered t hu ,ha tile, although •with j'curls and aqVihyat IL 'V " ' ___. Avoid- fire nnv foi)ds ' tfte rjipiutn of] * im* opposing team* . . , , . ' ’ ,y , 1 , , .,,, For what I a n about to give make nn "T’l&fida ’ ^ocan’ L.eall4'f«^ t^he fstn and 1 l-ik*lund Telegram difcomjttaed liw- n ,„s Jhe local hovs out weighed • The I |ni|v lt|hj kfl|1 if rFlurrU-d id Mi*. K F. 1-aha. -B® ml 1 that the F.skiinfi d<’i’ nn hotiirty , <nu*r ap ertolf' ^jpc.ired m that If11111 * wjil hi * all ai at Ia , W h - n yon n c n l Jnb^Pn.ilmu yet the menu on m.aiiv Florida Ui- jKijief vvbjjh diii_obt rn*’et t hr j | "■ ' .V -a Th" St A u g u s i w i l l )*/**FYJEAD I LOSE. SAID THE TURK |liM lei nx Innw and we will It.t n*a■ Wutileil— Druoontiking i>l * 1 " ■ Dr ttoonii king by -W. u tnhles, particular I ’ In ihu .rural ‘ mioi- , , proval of the -..i’ ll 1’St't.elin'd render r ve Thutsdny nmriiis' They K lb'kamp . room ip FujrvRw ApD t ions, uboqijds m things frkjyl in -The disgruntl’ d one r e fille d the well 'entertained while h* re send ,i man to vce. you to talk 2h-:ttc - *- r * • lirease. wliero^evpr^' precuultsn has comparison of Woodrow Wilson vtth will leave for' Orlando Satin day. |-rices and show samples: N o <( 4tecn taken . prevent .the v loss Abraham LinroJn, tegurdlng this » whoi ectb*')’ will pliiy that yjternocn. sport of a single drop of the uniiiial (at*. reflection on Wilson. • The- editor of E very true lover of *rl4Ul job ts loo luji, none is too small lioya What They. NeftffB r o il e d , meals are palatable anti the Tclegrnrn., 'answers .*his critic ahould turn o u l . i ^ d theer lor us. Tho crying need of Neiy Vjirk herlthfu), fried meats aro an aboro- . thoroughly,' .* cpmluding ns follows: to victory. X . :* • . m en. according to one otfffiem *'hn " W e shall not discontlnvo th*: pa­ intfioo. ;V r 1 taken her jsdvlco An*1 r°lind Mr. Alletf may n d t: read it, Poor^Optolon of Poetry. ‘ Drink water with your ncal» if per. g(«al. are filhiplni aifd wc are noiry. for he needs some It In said that f?lr Isaac Newton, on you want it. Tho old fable th st.lt Iso finiiKsfop' imriuedflv .sunrise houK«fop’ jiep p should bo used only between meals of tho broadness and liberality i\hich being asked h|s opinion of poetry, re­ neks; r e ^ p . - coifi^rttiU plied that It was a kind of Jngcnloas doesn’ t hold good any more. But we Btrivo to make its leading char­ shit aervice—gnd fh'ir irtWtVr nonsense. I>e sure that you do d’r lnk It bt;- acteristic; but the paper will go on, Icb lD W .t- 1 1 ;** ■ J S L i m . m x<\ «r MH THE SA N PO R D , HERALD Waysandleans of BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU ANI) M E.” A CI1IEL IS AM ONG YE TAKING NOTES ANI) FAITH. . *- •-'• * i? T Use the J\ �.. * . —*• •. * •• W' - • -*’£ » "tl? .. •' * * ■• •* ' ?• ^ ■ ' ,v IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION P U B L IS H E D SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND. FRIDAYS im ’ IN SANFORD—-Life la Woilh Living VOLUME VII •* '• SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26. 191A - * NO. 28 rSM -------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------ :----- *■ GOOD ROADS MEETING. AT GAINESVILLE WILL R E E D U C A ­ TION A L A N D GOOD RESULTS A R E PROMISED * Working fur F. E. C. Canal Secretary H. 1 Ilnmilton of the Florida East Coast Cunul Askociulion is taking a trip down the East Coast in the interests of the canal, meeting with the vnrious trade and civic bodies in the several cities and towns, gathering information und statistics and urging them* organiza­ tion* to have good representatives at the hearing to be held soon in Jacksonville nu the matter of the government taking' over and im­ proving thy present canal While in Savunimh at the recent waterways meeting Secretary Ham­ ilton met the chairman of the bourd of army engineers and learned that there will be held soon at the office of Mnjor La Due in Jacksonville a hearing yn the proposition of the government taking over the East Coast canal and that nn invitation will be extended to all cities and towns to lie heard at Chut time. Just when the public hearing is to he held bus not been announced, but Mr Hamilton is urging all t be towns along the coast to make proxisiot to be presented at the public hear ing LARGE DELEGATION OF BOOSTERS FROM KISSIMMEE ENTERTAINED IN SANFORD NUMBER OF “ KISS-ME” BOOSTERS WERE WELCOME VISITORS TO THIS CITY V ON LAST W EDN ESD AY• ------------ Caught Had Negro A negro named Robert Crawford, who had been omployed by K. T. Wynne ut M onioe for somo time, incidentally told somo other negroes that he had to leevo South Carolina on account of trouble that he hnd und Mr. Wynne upon writing up there fount! out thnt Crawford was wonted for shooting n constable nnd killing his horse. Deputy Sheriffs Roy Tijltm and Conner Williamson were told nbout it- and arrested Crawford, obtaining a confession from Itfm and he is being held for the authorities at Goldsboro. It seems thut Crawford had committed some minor offense and n constable r.c* companied by u negro guide hnd stnrterl out to cupturo Crawford. He claims' that when he sig h e d them doming towards him he tried *° JfRR th*’ negro but accidentally killed the constable’s horse and wounded the officer. GREECE CAVES ALLIES WIN IN DIPLOMACY 9• • GREECE TO RENDER AID BUT WILLsfifPT PARTICIPj Tin in ■ :T S _ London, England, Nov. 26.— Al­ though the full text of the Greek • ‘hi-vm government's reply to the collectivo .:£m noto presented by the entente pow­ ers had fioF yet been made public in Knglu'nd there is every indication thnt the British government is satis­ Christian Nrlcntista of Sanford to fied with the position takon at on*. The assurances given by v Move * . The Woman's Club has voted to Greece differ in marked de g r e n ^ f i t rent the use of their line club build­ the previous- expressions of n U M They are tbyr ing on Oak avenue nenr Third street Icnt neutiulity. At the same,time the secretary is vague nor evasive but promise ex­ to the Christian Scientists for their gathering information and dutu tc regular Sunday morning services. plicitly that no military ..mjpaxure* he presented by the hoard of ap­ The Woman’s Club liuiltfing ha* will he taken against . tfie Serbian, praisers appointed by the war derecently been redeioruted ami other­ French o r ’ British tjoops^io. caso paitment to inquire into the feasi­ wise improved nnd n fine new grand they retreat to Greek territory. bility of the g o \i<rnnient taking over Whether this gunrnnty of safety piano installed Altogether it is the presertt canal or building a new will curry Greece to the extent of one of the prettiest and most con­ one to parallel it or selecting an­ opposing with her army any CJervenient places in the city. other route for file inland waterwax The Christian Scientists of San- mtiu forces which might attempt -to |.,| ,| ire |o lie eongrat ualted on »••- put - lie the allies across the Greek Secieturx Hamilton In-bl a inert mg in Cocoa Wednesday night and •tiring sti homelike and comfortable border probably will not be ascer­ lias another meeting scheduled for tained Until full detail* are n -rived a place for their services. Melbour -• tonight He is now ,r The first set vice III the new rooms in le^ard tn the asstintnis*- given Fmm the '.optimistic ranging for other meetings N. * w l>e ut I I ii’ eloek next Sunday. by Greece tone of Athens dispatches to Ioimlon Smyrna N e w * however it max be inferred G.'cne bn* yielded ott every essential point full x 'iiti-tli-d that the sea wall and .'s.-tninnln D r e d g i n g C o . in i o n i u m It ll til • • ("oinmert'i:• I ("1 nil • • f t o n -a i raised by the ullti— The (irts-k *ituthe dredging wen- all that could In-. Sanford!1■ alswn therefore is regarded as having i desired .irr* ti. •>-.t fu VO| 111>|\ 1 m i They been eb-ured llnullx ■ \l one o ’ rlnrl they w.re given an Milit.it> i vents i i i the Ralkans «*p-_ pressed xxIt ll Ifn k't* at work of hi.iu elegant Intiilienn at the Royal Cafe pear to li(- marching swiftly to tK* •*1 1f x leg t ill- Id kr fr^nt h«Tf .1 MO that xx.i« greatly erijuxed bx the 1 ft ’A - t .tied '1 pi'll b-;i xin k! tK.it 1 »i i-onelu-ion ol destruction, to Serbia. visiting i.t<lies and gentlemen and The approa -t-es to the historic t In-y xxitubl •IIVita• t hi* Sit Malso I.y niaoy Sanlord peopli Ai l ­ I.O S T E V E R Y G A M E P L A Y E D for.l | '••pie , . to torn*’ t»i .. ^ ( battlefield of Kossovo plain, xxfdrji Ki-»>*irnnn-iing as toastmaster. Honorable F«»rxxete expected to form a strong >ieW AS NOT T11F. REST (M AM I V r>. t Lake ,.ilb-d upon Congr.-«»mHn ind xirw i her propn-ition d ow n ’ \ ’ » I » H T H E T E A M S O F fi'tist x'i- line, seriously delaying Hie T H E V IS IT O R S hen Among t bos. from Kt*«im H IT MAKKKT SEEMS TO .'si-ars li I H o l l y . \l K Robinson, a d viinis- ol tin* invader*.' already • mrr were the - f o l l o w i n g Congress — tiovernor Thai alter. lion II f IIK OOOI ) KNOl f.li In tliv ensuing* titan . J Scars, wife :uid »on, Joe, Yesie-day xxas an unlucky day for )ta« been Unversed Stanford. Eugene Itryun. Dean I. A battle thiSerbians are repiift»-d" to Jr. ? " Thompson. I’res’ t city Sunfoid although the lun and IXSpinier, I E Johnson. Editor have been unable to withstand the council, Eugene Jliyun, councilman, citenient among the youriK«*r folks la-ttuce is getting tipe in tin- cel­ Naugle. M Katz. Mr. .lories and Joe E Johnston, city engineer, Hon. made up fur it. The first defeat shock of the attack nnd they ate > ery delta several others who responded with II Clay Stanford, I M l.--e. Hud was ad udnioteied ' by the St Augus­ now said to hnx- been tn retreat r o - > Every season about Thanksgiving . I i orl a d d r e s s . - . son Russ, M Katz, Mr and Mrs. tine high si hool,thnt after a hind ward the Albino border. Sima* the the light green glint of this dainty \ f t . r tlo-ir llt t o b e o t t tin v isito r. D G Wagnet. T S Olivet, R T fought liittib- with thi- local high fair of I'rfstinit ' npil VJi|iovits i.-'tbi* maiden brighten* our I'.-ld. it I 's V , t o th. - , -t.Mu it «*l :i •'- «x, ffjyxl■r . til. it. • a r • t o l b . ■ . -I .1 1 . d I, ri lb•i hold t . - m u iil l .d away w.r It a o —i . I t o t h e m , h o \\ i x .. t . o o i . - l l t t o . t . f i g l i I mu, oniiI >«*r!»*i.iri n*t • • • »! h .i** *• ' -t -I.I. . I,1 x 0 ix t in let t tl.-e t,t| iii, 1 1. ->"t> ol |J (l iii favor ol tlie t,.,y» 1, o o .ti­ ll-1 '• i . r , , \ *-, ■ r o i l lit x i o iii mi i li d IfI••VI*Al»U' * . t Iimii tl,. I'if\ id I'm........ . lain. ••*kr V 1•••I ini.es. man eviry hotly in 1 tie III I In the nhsenre o f laty^d.fqryrrtarton * T l i ' s giiiiie, l i o w e v e r . wa* One <•[ t lit---------- -- -----------t u -Ini. interested m goml toadt la This season lias n o t been one ol Do- r ^ l j ^ 01380646 nituai^rr -at -sf>preltieht ever witnessed nt Holden coneerning the situaiqytT urged to attend. best its the heavy rain* at planting " ,-|«qmffd ' xitnekl thi* ' field nnd t he ntuny visitors were rhunik |»n*s it may 'he & <• ur-.’ -xille will In- prepared to ur- time rut the etrtp of curly stuff ' * | well sa tisfie d even If the Sanford Set bians svr«- stril hoTj^rNf^M* fiosl"L M date fr(•III 2500 to 8000 visit- somewhat and the subsequent warm lion. I n J h c souih; vljicie life a tvr.m did lose. it'.ii geinents for it reception weather bad 11 tendency to ..... . •I, Iti tin- evening the pnri-h house troo|ts are operutmg, vti^emtitniion- is -v The lettuc e going ml' •-igi t lief marling tin iven I .-arlv stuff xxas the Hf'eile *f two iiio- i d'-f'txts UMihnngetl been , the ' titiirk' 1 now i. not what 1 1't VERY FEW CITIZENS HERE WHO REALIZE THE MAGNI01 g " Dei e miter h h i;v i V. itliin twenty njll<v; -of jilagtLid. tlie first ail mini* t .tfed to tin* Santn i-'i A in t l. ft litre ef tin mi-ct- grow els i-oilbl vxi'li In -hip lull it 1* the llijtikb ui in.x mlf — ^^LVa»MUiig foul gillby tin St Augustine girls Tl l)E AND IMPORTANCE OF THE SAME CHEAT >J L i; .1 visit to the I d iv e r s ity t h e l ies! t h i . r e I- ..lid II— " t h i nnd I h, *, . nnd b.. I lie Flit in tin v* f b:i.pgb \1 esopointni^. ' \(ltte >i M-fi*. ':.i W .-itn i* w ill be gjxeti an t ton *,i Ilf. I.• I:.1 i i * I *• I'HOI.RESS HEiNt. MADE ON WORK <"l l i o t t l _ . *.. xx I n xx lkei| o vi- r t ia* S (o:il | , o y . | o i l * bit 11b- wtllt txx a x x lx to in sp ect the pew road ket Is taking the leave- and ) allies, the' Itniieh f i n d e r . r«tR(}d .'. I in t he (ant "ami fin Ions game ol *1 a • m ip u» w hich was b u ilt u n - a good price for the xatlle t liter or lout -miles IjeloXX U px^dtJAty'. | bill t h e b u l k b e a d l -ig • f till- I.lt-I a b o i t t d t h e \l|t Mae us guests of bushel ball. |t ih eitimated that about f l i t - n i; i- ; visio n of a government mill It; Messrs. Walker uml Mahoney and All the games xxeie good ones they bad enptuted from ‘t hv-^ u r k s ,';.. liottl here in Sunfoid i " -g i'M i,-, .(Ilht-r d e ta ils , of the rn.eel- cats will be (.hipped front the ''•■n. -7 * greater undertaking than most j were rnrried to the powerful dretlgoiand lull ol action. In th e .g ir l i ' owing to hick of watefi..*. *. ing k.^Yr n(,( been vv-xt^kod o x t t lm l ford section this week of lettuce The violent, struggle on tjie Aki^trtf^* \ with - St.*. Augustine the frapeople suppose nnd is fraught with and shown over the muehinery, a rotep|ere ‘p io g rn tn x x ill-.b e jm b - atone It is bringing all the xvay many mote advantages to the rity has I and learned more shout dredging tures.of th'*r g-»ine .tv ir th« magnifi­ Italian fropt cqnlinue,* 'ufin'mlttintt* . It-df-d n i' ij week. • ftoni $1 per crate to per irate Rome reports nn in\^t>r^atlt yic- r , -'V - ' f l bus long Hein the contention of The] in its actual operation than we ever cent playing of ^ fiss Mixtin for St. ly. L o. b. Sanford, ttcctruling to the J; V ^ -T lory for Itultuna in *(hc cn|ddrv .of f .*•| llriald and w e people who me living ‘ knew before. From the dredge we Augustine and Miss McDaniels for Jlnp tut Ten!pit* Next Sunday grade and pack If it w»« good itrthv teWon nt s : ‘ ' y ' THI Austrian trenches The St. Afigustiue giili heJr art the ones who (ail to realize ( went for a mile down the lake to SuVfuif^y j, : ■ Rr» (jeorge Jlyiuan will deliver headetl stuff the market would be I the extent and scope" of this w-i rk get n .look nt the short line as it won this game xxith a score of 18-6. Goritzia. •* «c: 1 in onyAITodAy . Thom ' Shall paying almost double thut price TLo boys game with Stelsoti^jisa^ Along this line is the following letter wux before the bulkheading com ­ Death or II. C". I’ ctiSffieton * ‘ > . ^ ’.'t- ’ * * la* w n h .V fc. jp d ’aradise” nt the There will be about 500 acres in Jit;in it prominent citizen who sets menced. . Now. to get a real view also replete with good pluyiug ntid T h e many . Lictulf I L C .. . __ _ _ ; D»l>U<a .Ttimplw-unit SundjLy mum- IvtLUcu-.tlua ui»uxou according- to emir hVth his Ttpwv—fci foffowsof rht> “ befttre and after taking” go the Stetson boys won this game in Pennington were shoc^Oo Dnltear pf 1,1 K bt II o ’floclt. You are invftrd SccValive rstiniates bitted upon what rt, r *. N out on the lake and take a look nt the score of 22-5. Denr Editor Holly: his death which occurred on Tui'sto tear the same.-. , '*• Wa grQwere hn\*e "out nlCesdx and The sporting editor of The Hernlxl dtiv ni the home of his »on, J. \S^ I was one of the party that met the tough, uneven -anil ugly shore , * At 7 Lri ‘ in the evening Mr. intcinf iAn -plant during tf|(> se.i-.nn. slept late loduy urn! the full ac­ the KissiremrV delegation at Elder's line and then slowly drift down to Pennington on Sanfor.d Heiglry». He All indications ptM'nl to * good price, ^il/tnan will adtlress tile audience count is not uvailnbl*. wan fifty-two years m yRxl .Ut tinWednesday, nnd xeont oil th'- in - opposite the bulkhead and t h e r e get especially for the licxl crop, a* thg , n: 'In subject; "T h o Rlado, aisjl a good look at the real improvement Vl'cclion tour xxlth the Kixsimtuee time of his death anti (fj* San­ lh‘, Kar und the Full Corn.” The weather conditions xvitl improve at Allen's Theatre ProgrcsscH to Sanford, thoie see the even, folks when they inspected out bulkford many yeurs ug 6 »li\it> returned Sunday evening services nre X’rry that time and the cold weather eflll A. G. Allen, ■who recently built regular, smooth anti beautiful shore to hi* home in Hliitf^p. jju ) jtnnit/illy . I*rt*tlx attended but it„ him Iteen bring forth the good ^olid hr isds bend. line with the beautiful white sand, lhu nPW pl“ y house on the Iiincg spent the winters I have lived in Sanford since be­ that make the Sutilord bRtUei' as N •’’^ii.onsttiiUiA. that ns mnny ns 426 . . . , | with the background of somo ofi l°t« on First fctreet is now engaged The funeral xorvirOSjLgccurrpd at lore the Itrgtnnihg.pf this great work ,JUR, neM fiou, „ tha, are In the * In placing opern chnirs on the floor, ,r P op|e ran nccommodaHid In the fnmnus ns. the relery. • the residence of J. \V. F ^ ifin g to n , find Yi“ v< ' rfiuAe*.many private exam? ------v t r " 't J 1,ur'- room of fhe Ttfm’ple. You shy line rshowed v i i w w i xi li]/ M l, ^ up to. greater Hu bought all the chairs in the Im ­ Rev. Strong of the CoAgfiigatioitAI ftrflHonr, Jiut never have I realized _?prc- thttefore invited to corre.' The ■ut Germany Shy on Food7^, adventuge. This rhangc wd srt’ no perial Theatre und also u shipment chutch officiating. The r e f t f 'h l w v r e ., . . . . . , ,r Cologne, G -rmeny LoniTon . -svfwxi •rxfal wnfk ami improvement "f! I extra in charge*" of Mr. Earl . ... n'tir ’ .... ! . . brought roitgrnlul.ition rongrntulation to Sanford,, from Jncksonvilb and expects to sent to the old hom*1* ^ ^ C lin t o n f , K„ ___v l * 1; xton rendent delightful music. Tfie Volks X*itung i» u 'sharp ar­ w-tt* going on. until Wedprtidny. j|it ftom ihe whole delegation of Kis? seut a thousand peo^il». in the now Illinois, fog interment. "C* 1 feel Hint there are The roof over' the stage 7*"' c ^">'1 with Mrs. Ernest Boils ticle urges the 'rrif.b*l“ g. ".which , , .. . j . , simmee people nnd from all other/ house; other, in our city that do no, know I ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ — diirrtor and Miss Margaret Davis meets next xvrek. to - call the govhas been extended 18 feet, giving Ucarson-JCcrf piani-t ix planning an esrellent pro- erpment to account for ifs (niluro .to what - being done on our lake , hnl th<> ,Hllkhp|lll. „ Mhl. roa, lm. ample room for scenery and shift­ Miss Flora i’curson, uqd .-Jesse front, Hnd for thnt reason I want deal adequately with • the -problem ,Wam ol song.setviefcs for the people ing and ..t(u< stage will Ire ample to provement of Sanford. Fearsou were quietly married In' you to {lublish this, an account of of supplying foodstuff*. I this v(Inter. 1 ttllnk Ihe people of Sanford avrommodnty nhy of the roud shows h n d o S a t u r d a y , X O t f i . -.B1 mV awakening, as an ap|>cnl for that' com e to Florida. " T o supply the 'Geriyu!i nation 1 Phi- other sorvices ip.<the Temple Alfred A, ttlckelj'^^lhe . lsro them to go to view the beauties of who have not taken such u 'trip as One of"th e conveniences' * (s the with provisions Is at prcsrnl the ' . ,r»^ *he day are as follows; ‘Above described should do -SO ut < tfcns* our* bvikheud .Indie*’ rest room opening off from btni it px-rforraiuis J * 10 a in The Bible school pre- most important military question monyv , Ml. and "MfV-5."*^V.' K|Jt*cy After meeting the K is.-mimee dM i*i ... . . the foy u door that yxill be open to the -id-d oxer by Hon John D. Jlt»- anil onu w)pi It must be carried left Orlunilo on the Icn 'aM ikk ^ trlta *it e of the recognized schools through before winter,’ * the Volk* cg.xiipn ut Kldet’sswe came buck to ly feeling should always w ht* k'c- ladles nt nil times of the day, an­ -Ollll Sanford, arriving at tinfoot ol Park other proof of the thoughtfulness lot I’ omons Fin., whtt *1 t h e state Zeitung saYs "T h i- doubtless will si make th«ir ‘>191110 1- , Y , w O left "the uutor for n walk I L° ,ded lhp cit> ' royn/li for ' their of. Mr. Allen. ThU room will nhto r- Off p. m. The Junior Young be recognized by the supreme army along the newly reclaimed ground; t ^orl" in work, and that a vote be of convenience to thocladier.^ antf l pl»* under the leadership ,o! Mrs, commnnd whose orders will find no .x Christian Sdencn W fd tp V .* ^ found. \V*nk* •hou1'1 b® .^ v°n » Messrs. children during the performahres. Regular C h iis tla i^ 'ie ^ ^ iiY s fir ^ V ;/' V K Gatchell. ’ ' . V . ^ •; opposition. We recommend the ap­ on our bulkhead. Thcte wo J Walker nnd MithojMty, ]he two towns. '• ,,f> P m.f ,>Th'e Sonlyr Young pointment 9 ! an economic dictator thut clear out to -the corrtrrte wall men wh«r nrn the contractors delivet- r- Mr. Allen remarked several weeks win be held w n i f ’ white sand hud been pumped from ugo^ thnt he t\ouid Kave one of* the at 11 olclock Inr t t ^ ^ ^ a n V.PI uTe ' t 1 °plo wilh^Mlss Minnie Slevxart in military clothing. . ing the goods. ' \ ** t h e ittoSl, complete {haatres snd moxflpb Building, Oak The article doses with nn nttuck the lake, and was even with ihe top of the wall. wThls work is" Waring Asking no pardon for consumiryt places 1 n ‘ ttbe state and hla many Street. r 'ff . • I ; - “ 1*, t An .Wctflent* bantl o f ushers with on Herr von Klein, recently appoint­ completion hnd a walk to the Clydtfj *0 much space of .'Jour valuable improvementa ptove the statemeni. • r- W. C." DeCoursey as the chair- ed undeY-oecretary of the interior, Subject: "A p cien v ;rit^.0t,7 Jdo'4t^a •/ Line dpek convinced u* . whaf.'nn ’ H cr/ld, I am, When finished the Alien Thoitre Necrotroncy;- nlift# M'twil'vrhm and’ rr' Jo -take rare of th e.p eojd e in a on the ground that he had not Your friend, * h ? n >v..«i..A .l , E * /' “will certainly be up to date in every dealt energetically enough with the Improvements l i k e - t h i s meant pleasant manner. . v ..Sanford. After this walk wd. went * q « u « i i « x t» i« » . Lome next $tond»y. • ’ to^d, problem. . Did you ever hear of o good roads school? Well, that is what the meetin,, «t Gainesville. December 9th, »j|| he The pctyjle of Floridn aro in th.' good roads humoi and they uill l>hil<l mote good roads, hut the lug question is. of what shall the rmidi. be built? What method of .im-.truetion shall be used and how •hall the loads be maintained? The- ire the questions which puzzle ilo- .mints eommiaaionera in par­ ticular and road builders genet ally. Some light will be thrown on these questions at Gninosvllle. Fiv­ er) county commisaioner in the Mate should attend. It would be „ ...... il l. f.,r any county to call to it. u.l the authorities who will ad,|r>.« the meeting I t. i i,.gram has not been defin•. | .ir.tngeil. but some expert on , . r . phase <>( road building will be i.t,t .lined I. I’ Dickie, secretary ,i I . tt.il Florida Highway A»,o laiion hits announced that Geo s s .a |e-. senior highway engineer •. ‘Y’ r,Heil States Department of jir.it. will give an address on rn.i'l -t alolenance. Col. C H Cook id 1‘ ittsburg will speak on trans|., f,ii|, r In addition, experts on 1 >i it. rials, consti tli tion, drain II uther phases id roud en , ,- will speak Demonslra n> >1 exhibitions id roud. Iiuild n g mil be airunged if possible 1 - gri's man Flank Clark who is U ,-hiiigtoti has notitiiil tile <■■-<• vdie lloaril of Trade that hr •b*.lined a good man to speak * ' 1 , niei ting T v Central Florida Highway A*,, <o has a paid membership of <ha n 1 1 0 0 , the largest in t hi •i•.- It is ei|H'rted that most of ■i * will attend - The meet Wednesday was a g«|u occasion |celery fields and wvre as favorably in Sanford on a small scale for on I impressed with the vegetable inthat day the Kissimmee delegation : dustry of Sanford as with the bulkrume to town to inspect the hulk-|hend. They left tbo city late in the heading. They weie' tb arrive e a r ly 1 afternoon with the feeling that and in order that they should not they hail *j>ont n most pleasant day be lost on the outskirts of the city jnnd promise a return engagement four cars (illed with Sanford m e n 1to the Sanford people some time in went out to Elder Sprints* to meet the future. them and «-Vt <rted them safely into K i-uum i c is gicull) impressed the city with the .idea of bulkheading their They wYre here nt the invitation Like bont, that city resting upon ol the Seminole Dredging Co., to, beautiful Tohopckaligu in much the inspect tho bulkhoading of Luke “ "»* position thnt Shnfoid lies upon Mon toe primarily and also to he iM‘»nr°** and f<ft mnny months the tho guests'of the city and nee what ;bulkheading bus been agitated in Sanford is doing in the way of im-i**'11’ '*M'prove nient. The delegation was Hearing that Sanford had already stalled this great movement the tirst taken to the lake Iron! where busines. fnen and ritv officials were Messrs Walker and Mahoney bail chartered .ex.-rill litllnehes and the ;inxinn- to note prrxgr.-s. and have entire party was taken (or a rule beet. I l l i-o lit moment loll xxilli the on Lake Monroe wheie the effect c.l Setntt o|>- Dredging (ntiipntix ol tin* 1 ‘ pon the bulkheading -coulrl be seen from I1 >M t'gard to the same of the eompunx to •b. »al.-r front ThexA were „|.„ ’ »’.• mx nation xisil Salilonl tillpatty xxas organtaken over I lie entire lake IroTit oi> foot and out to lln dredge itself! il,M* anil came by auto Wednesday and when tiny bad tilll-hed w.r.- rnortiM g Inl-lg til, guests of t lie FIFTY CARS OF LETTUCE SHIPPED T H I S WE E K UNLUCKY SANFORD YESTERDAY IN ATHLETIC EVENTS LAKE FRONT IS A GREAT WORK / ' .-v. ( ^ ■ T ■: . A* '' * -.-7^ .. . *>1 s \ ■ f» •••• . ^ ►*r* * V • .? ’ - t J . fk � 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, 1915 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, November 23, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 23, 1915. 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>, November 23, 1915; <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/0c24d4cfe14a91657361a0f8d6a9bec0.pdf 13a98889c80f4168bf3ba2f3560a8402 PDF Text Text __I 'sw iira t . * •* W; PAGE SIX J r - •' • ' • i ' 1 B P THE SANFORD HERALD NOVEMBER 16 —. — LAST . • , F OF 1915 ’ Renjember this is the last opportunity to buy Fall and Winter Goods at special sale prices. This is positively th§ last sale we will have this year, but this promises to be the largest and best sale since we have been in the city. . WORK I We sell them cheaper than anybody elsewhere when we sell at regular price, but here is another cut. Calf Skin, 3 styles, regular ( 1 * 0 O O price $ 2 .3 9 , sale price « J Elk Skin, regular price Q g $2. 19, sale price . t| ) l.c / 0 Mule Skin, regular price (t» 1 Q Q $ 1 .9 8 , sale price . * 1 ) 1 .0 * / Tan and Buck, regular (T» 1 price $ 1 .6 9 , sale price T Q We have just received two big shipments of these shoes and have fifteen different styles, and should he able to tit you in size, quality and price. The same reduction on those not mentioned as on these few that we have priced here. W O M E N ’S W O R K S H O E S Genuine Rox Calf. Regular 1 AQ price $ 1 .6 9 , sale price * J) 1 . ^ x 1 / Gunmetal, Regular $ 1 .9 8 , sale price price ( h i Q Q . . * [ ) 1 .0 * / Gunmetal, Regular $ 1 .6 9 , Sale price price d»*| . . t p l.ji/ Gunmetal Buttoji, nice look- (T* 1 ' y A ing heavy shoe, sale price J ) 1 . f J M E N S ’ DRESS SHOES We have most any style and price you want. We are making a sdecial price on every shoe in the store and will mention a few here. Palm g l O Q Patent Leather Button *7 0 Patent Leather Lace, low heel, receding toe, ( 1 * 0 7 0 Vice Kid and Cun Metal, the latest Tennis (T* 1 O f Beach *|) 1 $ 3 .5 0 value for . * ] ) ^ . I J latest style, regular price $ 3 .5 0 , sale price * J ) Z . I * / styles. THE SAME REDUCTIONS. Shoes * {) l . Z D Romeo's full dress, $1.59 Promenade, $1.49 Tennis Ovfords, 69c Easywalkers, 43c We have almost a hew stock of Ladies’ Shoes and we have some astonishing prices to make you. Genuine Calf S k in Shoes for Children. Don’t fail to see them. Regular price $1.50, sale price •SH IRTS. COLLARS, UNDERWEAR A 10 PER (’ENT Kwluchnn «n HOSIERY DEPARTMENT LADIES' WAISTS ?'J all value in Silk and ( 'repo $1.98 $1.98 -149 MEN’S BLUE SERGE PANTS LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR $3.98 values for $2.98 $1.98 values for 1.79 H8c* values 89c Strmes and various colors at a. similar reduction. Muslin downs, $1 values for ‘.. This is an unusual >ju(gl.vnluev $1.25 values for •■>0; .89c *Crepe $1 values .7 -., . 69c Muslin I'mlerskirts, $1.00 p n values fur. DI/C $1.25 value "'“ w .. H9r A t»ig line of Hoys’ Suits ONEFOlMtTlj t^r. Suin- even loss iIran One-fourth off. 69c COMFORTS, BLANKETS. SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES I.adio-’ Misses’ ami Children' Hum- as-ort* d -.i/.fs and «•»1.•? ^ Hanged /ml -oldduring ihi> £ side, jms. pair OC 'Silk 11<»se, $ 1 value for 7‘J c 50c value 39c 25e value , 19r Misses’’Silk l.isle. large assort men l Jf»c value, sale price, TWO PAIRS for .ill 1Lrfs-s Shirl-'. W . m II ilv tilu** \\ iirL Shirt f«»r t*;i<h *, 39c ? ! on v a l u e 7Or l)ul tniin 17 M*'-20 '15r KUlsOc Si'iuTi Drawer*,'flali* 33c SO LADIES' WOOLEN SKIRTS Drilling Drawers for .. lUr Values up tn$3 to $5, Meired Lined Underwear, brand price during sale only new stork. per garment "39c Mi ilium weight, ribbed 13c •JOSkirts ranging in price Q QQ Nigh I Shirt.--. 39r from $7 to $lu J .y O Overalls and Work l’ant>. $1 all I {Ini’li I 'cl I i n l i lt . if I 9 8 . Itidies' Lisle in Mark.Tail. \alue for 51.19 ^ p * 4 $ J M 9-,-d iin n rrT «h * — • , v*Ktue and* ivnitp, zar vTjhie ^f '0<T\”iTnc» for* I.adu- K*-ndy-mab<- Di'o>m*n in \Vr have a good blark eoi |i>u Snjne for 79r and 13c Serge. Silk. Poplin, Silk ("repe Jhva-j good llle value 10 PER CENT Keduet u>n mi ent in Deeheris, going for ONE-HALF Over 200 Men’s and Hoy-, stork uf ISiiv. I’ani'i price. ^ lU-lts, 35 c and 5 0 c values Linen Collars 25c in I J/C Slieels. Pillow -Cases and Bed Spreads. 1Turing sale ONLV we will offer these at special prices merit ioned. COM FORTS, The ordi/» n nary $5.00 value fur Men’s $2.50 to $3.50 Hats $1.98 $1.50 ami $2.00 Hats 98c Boys Hats range from 19c to 98e x. 4 4 U L u i l u i £ lui ” *' 7 0 vnThe“ rrir ----- ^ 2 . 1 9 2.19 I 79 _* on a Iin- for 8k BLANKETS Large assort meni In pick from, 9Hr to ? 1.39 A 10 PER CEN T reduction on all of these. nr CORSETS LADIES' KNIT UNDERWEAR QQ O l/C Vest and Long Drawers, 50c value lor 25c value .... ** Parisian I^idy, $1.25 value QQ for .i . j a .. MOC 1 ** Lace ; Front Parisian d>-| />Q Igidy, $2 value . .. . . tp L O v / BAGS AND SUIT CASES W * .I p ’ O' •-1 .I,,, h1 d A . * ll I iii ill a \ Bag I h.f ifig t • h> • Bag-, and ''int • i ■ iv II tang' from $2.98 Q\ 98c \\ • h a \ e j u > t r e c e i \ e d a l a r g e - I n j ii i ie n t iif ( ‘-iimfurl Kianki t-. $3 50 value for 5c, and 10c, 12' x The Aniwicun Beauty.Cor.s«i, $1 ^value for We have 2 5 pairs of . . . . . . • 45c. . Fine Unbleached Shifting, 36-inches, for 30f to $100 SWEATERS R a n g i n g in p p e e f , o n i 2 a r t o $ 2 . 5 0 . • A- 2 0 -PKR f ‘E V T TiT'i’hmff "flfr ent ire lilt 12-ineh Peppcrell PillAw Tutiing, 1 holt per y;nd 15c tiiant Fmhroidery Cloth, a sub­ stitute for Indian Head 1 A Linen, during side per yard 1U C Indian Read Linen, lai value for “ 12k 910— 1 J'epperi’UI Sheeting foh. l Shifting for tirade of Outing, all colors, and stripe 18r All kinds of Toys and Useful Article*^ other lines and we are tfoin# to offer some very Jow prices T his is a regular 5, 10, 15, 20 and*25c store thousands of articles in (his Departmedt Toy Sets, Tablets, Pencils, Pianos Tools, Boats, Spades, R ake arid Hoe Sets Machines, Window Decorations, Xmas Tree Wrenches, Fur D sks , Cats, Sheep and other articles too numerous to mention. Sail Boats, Submarines, 1 rains, 3 or 4 style Swords, Wind Mills, Jum ping Ja c k s , Elephants, Mules, Express Wagons, Toilet Articles, Soaps, Face Powder, Toilet Water, Brilliantine, Perfumes, Tooth Powder, Cold Cream, Shaving Soaps Ash Trays. This is only a tew few ot of many things in this departent. 2 5 c Articles . 20c 20c Articles . . . 15c 15c Articles . . . 1 0 c ~ 10c Articles . . . 5c 5c Articles . . . 3c W E A R E U N A B L E TO FIND S P A C E ON O N E PAGE of TheHerald to mention half of what we want to, hut we insist on you visiting our store and see for yourselves fhe many bargains we are offering, TH E'BIG . SALE WILL BEGIN ON WEDNESDAY .MORNING, NOVEMBER 17th. and continues through 10 days. This will prove to be the biggest sale and best bargains that has been offered you in may a day, and perhaps never before. - R E M E M B E R T H E DATE AND PLACE. E x t r a help will be needed during this sale. « vv U S an ford A v e. & 4 th S t. ~' ? ifer ----------- 2a^ �FTj .*• T rr? I IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PL;BLISHCD S E M I-W EEKLY TH E S A N FO R D H E R A L D ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAYS i //V S A N F O R D — L ife /■ Wotth L iving VCM me VII S W K M I t l ) . F LO RI DA . F RIDAY N O V E M B E R 19. 191*. CONSOLIDATE R.F.D. ROUTES I NT O ONE Mansell js Superintendent Richmond, Fa . Nov |H T h e st ockhol ders of the At h i i.tie f i a m Line .Railway in annual meeting here Tuesday re-elected their di re c­ tor*, who declared an annual d i v i ­ dend of two and one-half per cent on the common stook The presi­ dent . J U Kenney, and other o f ­ ficers were re-elected The i i l l i o i , and directors left this afternoon on a tour of inspection down the line SIXTY FOUR MILES IS TO T h e hoard accepted the resigna­ tion of tt N R oj i ll general man BE COVERED DAILY ager of the road and promoted 1* i t A l b r i g h t , assistant general manage! BY ONLY ONE to succeeed hint Royal i retired because of ilj health. CARRIER J . N. Brand, now general super­ int endent of the third division at Theri* art grave doubt s in the J ac k so n vi l l e will become assistant mind, of many of the wise ones general m a n a g e r J C, Murchison, hf re »’ «o whether t h e postal def- superi ntendent at Charleston. S. C.. nirimi'iit know how many miles a will succeed Brand and J I' Walker n. ,ti iar can cover .over the will succeed Murchison tt |j j. y 11 routes in this district Mansell has been made superi nten­ The government e x pe rt s who ev- dent at Sanford tlj r r , ! x mupped out the routes in . . . \ -..mu of the office at Waxh„ , tl. ftii.i* that one mini can cover th. i.l mill- necessary for the three |uf y rr.ijTP* ITtd ran cover it tti right hours, the necessary s c h e d ­ THE MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT WILSON TO C O N G R E S S ule At thi present ti me there are lhfrr earner" on to cover Number * j < ami :t The g ove rn me n t re- W I U . BK PREPARED TH IS , ,;t ■ i ■. i xa in i ii at ton in this W EEK A M ) SEN T TO fur •!. ..irriers with wished to TH AT BODY i, tit. of taking all three *.,4 . 1.1 , at t he munitli m l tt ashing! on N.. . 1' }|suli per year, the ear1 . no sh his i>w n car iirul tt ilsmi pbtiis li> wurs all I on his message to congress . patrons on N’o ,t |,i i I . to h a '. 4- :• 1 |s( IB" »;gm I .i petition to the head Thank sgi vi ng day W .I'hlngton protesting soltte features i>l It 1144! iv wit Ii 1 I1 * inges in thi' carrying eabl in t N.lt |l>| .ll 414 t4 t -1 .4 ! 1.4 - tto method of trails I'lpal subject t reate. I .11 t lo ni-ini-ss seems very satwhich is also expci t e l i ii In r patrons of t he r. 1 out mend it m n ' {• 'f -".I I -t • g • 'III new method mould ill! tonal re x 4-n lie' i i-jiei'ial I \ the ones ( "onset . .it mu tin 1 - o •lir-t si rvei| 111 I lie \ ! he mat ter is uhsn- failed ol passagi at t III hill •o the post.il a u t h o r - gress, ami t )i4- Phi ippllie be endorsed again they ran always get At 101 lav s 4 11.1 to * Tin * *: - c 1.1 * ' ' -nry the same there ili part nieiit head .il*n 11•.I It■* tint what the ma t t er views on what import int matter. • a thorough trial should I m urgi d up.............tig** 'oliili i uvereil t he ’ .ii.i- the going would he the 1 (lining session ami liter* a .i - .1 general disrustdon of what the IVes ’ ii I he territory eovered Th* *. 1heri is bill line fi'tll idi e I s lllessag. W i l d •••o.t.Uii in , . 1 President will 1innj edi atel> begin t. I vi d and the oni • ha\ i- nun t mu , ,, (viri le the me -age doing th* wort i , ‘ , ■bin •If ■ •' r- • ' t i n , * I 'H NO. 2 r. WHITE PRIMARY FOR THE CITY OF SANFORD WAS HELD ON TUESDAY T H E R E WAS NO EXC ITEM EN T AND THE R E SU L T S SE E M TO B E PER F E C T L Y SA TISFA C TO RY TO ALL , Ta va re s tl pera Mouse Rurned Tavar e s , Fla , Nov. IK. The S t . ­ Clair Ahrams "t heater burned last Wednesday night T h e m u s e of ‘ the lire is unknown but tile d e s t r uc ­ tion of the building was complete It cost $50, 000 and was a four st ory building, much larrer than the usual structure for a town of this s ue Tin- burning of the Abrams opera house at T av a re s revives o l d men ones ol a nc i en t days. Th i s building was a four story pressed brick building and would have been a credit to a city ten ti mes as large as Ta va re s T h e owner thought us Tavares. T h e owner thought T a v a r e s would be a large c i ty but the freeze and other disasters shook their faith and l y e big building was a nest for the bats [or man y years. T h e loss of this building Is the pansis the passing of an anci ent l a n d ­ mark 'in the capital of L ake co un ­ ty and one that has , long stood as a monument to the boom days of early Florida J . MusaOit with 194, S. G. KenTh e Whil e M a n 's Primary is* a mat ter o f ' ‘ history, having passed nedy with IKK und Chan. Tyler off on Tuesday with ntrdriction and with 13 1 Were counted out. there at the present time seems to be being ten candidates and seven to sat isf act ory to all concerned At he el eeteil least it will not be contested ami the M tt Lovell was i.|ct-[ri| clerk nominees in the pri mary will be ami collector. A A Preston T r e a s ­ elected at the regular i tty el e c ti o n o n s ami ,-V**cs*ot i.n December Till Following l« the line up ami votes ■ I liere wu:. very ilttl I I \i llelltent fill 4 III I M s ) or over the election, the olliee of clerk ----. — yv-s * ■u.d coll vet of ami 4*aaea-*or imil t t r s * - * J D l l n . - i i i i urer being cOnlcatell sobte and s e v - 1 For Council men eral of t h e candi dates for aldermen W W .Abernathy making some ripples on the o t h e r ­ J oh n Adams wise untroubled sea ■( politics. G M. Dlngee Rut few Cigars were in evidence and II tt Herml'tti the usual '\Mi.fii of liuuling voter* S l . K •m.i ily to tin* polls was almost <l|spensed R < - M.txwell with at the primary Till* vote was Frank I. Mill* r l i t D <4 Ii4-.iv \ uni |.»-ing m l . 4.t 1 In m I \l llspoi ! siinie alto, as mat pri mar' to iptallfy for the ( "h.ir |es I" >ler 221 205 272 22J 1s s 2,14 202 _’ 7n ] >|| |.{1 PINELLAS COUNTY VOTES BONDS FOR BRICK ROADS HOTLY PCONTESTKI) ELEC­ TION' ( I TS THE FORMES m i l RES DOWN Petersburg, Flu . Nov is -I H\ a majoritv of sevent yt hree I nr t ler k and t nilei lor P h i liui44U'. tv '. * a i-rd a vot ed in M \\ I.44V.I 1'*. Marry I WiDou M5 In vnt **( the $7 15 , 0 0 0 is-ue ol good rn;.i|s bond* Tin- majoritv was 1(K1 l"nr Trensurer and \sses«or ,s i |,.ii, i li.ii i": b .I up . ' b. pre \ t I ' ll ' l l ll 'Mil l 1 1 | ui l l . til’ ll vvhl'h Was tllll.wil \ n il-... | tt ill in Ml' !2 1 nut by order ■ *! the << urt TinFor Executive t o mml Hc e falling ' ll in I h* in. ( o n l y bowed til'll \ lh't <>lte Felix S fr.llik. hard v* nr k a lining I lie ■in1inles nf the F or t, - l t a k . tt 1 tt \ F l - - in I a i b i d n-v a till fur the en in A w. I! |» tin I o tt e- t t h* ill V lias pi g' t D m t ton was mmiln.il d f.-r r v\ 11 ii.i! opj iositioi the alder manic race D t ii- led the ticket being 1 Inset 1 .1 Ii v t 1 as |j I tingi ■ A1 ret timed .ildi t man - howi .l n Then 1 a me R ( mark.il.l*. speed V Maxwell, II tt ■i I e r 1111011, \\ \'-I i • ill*. loh1 \. I.l III - I' r a • s I M I!. ■ SANFORD “Y ” IS ACTIVE AND V ERY MUCH ALIVE >,i I’ele t i ll ed fm llnmls Vt IV'ter-hurg gave III III' 11ri ini i * m mn jorit v of t h irt . hi ill U. tuvor of I'm 'is t ion bond * .o 11 In the St Pr*'* ini t - b •* majortl ■■ « live The largest . om para live Ilia j gri ty m favor id lionds was given u here I In -e wi re .■ l b nelb.s Park thirty - eve n Invar ihie and four tin Pa - a ( , r ilb wi'll 1 •f a v nr.i ble \ ' r* ‘ j * i ) »•l i• PRESIDENT OF UN IVERSITY WILL SPEAK PRESIDENT MURPIIEE OF FLORIDA IS TO DE­ LIVER MEMORIAL ADDRESS ’ Sanford unti especially the S a n ­ ford lodge of Elks will be honored on Sun day. December 5th by the presence of President A A Mur phren of Florida ’ University at Gainesville President Murphree will deliver the memorial address at tin1 Elks Lodge "I Sorrow ami Pres idem M urphtec has th.. reput.itio . of til ing one of the b.-st s p . s k ef s in tj lf st afe T h e Lodge ol Sorrow jirontlses to be one of the best this year in the history of Sanf ord bulge and aside from the addresses of Mon. George A De Cot tew who will give the “ Eul ogi es" and President Mur pliree who will deliver the annual address the music will be a f.Mture Mi - . Gl adys Morns will r e n t e Thu n ii t " p m s ami l lure wi!| I.. »iv erul ol In ' special nui nbi " on thi prtign I* i"tntni(fi* i very busy ' pr. ■ t ,rra gi v rl pro grail) and tin wir>- Iroiri Pri-sii|>-tit Murphree tli.it lie would he heri* on 1 but da v l a s -I ||n-.| 'It. m. •*, i ti*r • lion * Th» l.o.Igi **f '-.irriw- i, t lb. filei- a (■ ililn atiuir ii oi ther* i» bald ly Mamin g * too hi at ' he theatre 11ui I d iug —Ii' re l lu i t . i' i ►a re usual Iv In-Id lb* d n o b i l program ' will siii'n be in.tib publn anti the M, lord Elks ar.- a n 11- 11rat In g a large 9 at t e n d a ne. , J. , " ■- j f a - c, v: -, - 7I J*'* i V• a v jrfii M Ilf#" P res e n t e d H nil Luting < uji E xjiressin g i he d-ep ■•slei-m in .’Id b> all «•f Ills f<•11o w which h ASSOCIATION WILL HAVE \ SUITABLE LCOAoth> nils and ill ."'It >-e III t l*si, AOlll t v court hoitsi ( 'apt n M RobinI ( ATI ON FOR QUARTERS IN A FEW WEEKS son. county ■llTk ■a It n hit Ttli-Sliiiv reached his seventieth Inr l hda «■ cel veil a lieulltllul silver ' ovi ne I’**|’II! ies be* I eioiint id n g Jl •1 i v long t III ' " i n M i \ I nt M . |tt ,4 "It *<i! lb i 'A4 r .. 11 • I .11 • I ' •>g) "1 1 * r on ■g.'In p. i. D * I * 'Tl •t'Jh"1 ' ? " ' 1 .'»u * ■I f a• I Pi. lit* t ' wi " j |. • ' . ' • ljr.it iil.111<»j i> it IVieTnl.ii;)) 7* •- •Il il see m*»rv iihtiiil * ! I . M oil! . e I. * •tdy I' r.ciu.' tc Mu- 1. 2 o ml II wiis ii great d.fy tor l fruit go c o u n I Li »• •]|i « lit |» ol the gove r n men t i with house leader- helote linalls * HI tile work two gnVe maj orities in t h e previous i4R«'IMIke r o m m i tt e e ha- held poptdar clerk mid a happy ope».ft r ; l* rmiti* is tried out, as t he |I'iding on his r e co mme n d at io n ' Another meeting " f the niinimt- elect ion me et i ng' lately ."id talked n* % T h e loving clip was kftftt a secret » rn.»> In’ the ri-a! thing lo how the aildnional revenue ne* 1 1 * w:.l be cat led in a few day- ami l he plat ~ for t he Ma ptl t Both ( tearwaler preci nct' mil ed for the tli fen-e plarj- sltouM in r* . - trryu* g udge \1 ir 11n was seftrfteVl Miy the* i I- thought lb.it a t. Itlaliv.. a g r i '■ nji bo t-nl ma joti Ui s. i tijn ig h not |.i,lM > g a t. i a! o nl In ' lo o t l o t s to irrangc for 1 11•■ • up uni ’. ,.l Will 1.1 tl a. 1,4 . l b . I li.ii • r . PTC V|l"| • •I* •' II ■n. 1*1 W**1t 1•1 It' * 'I ' .1'■ I r 2** ■* :.il I l.c.llitlful -liver •• c was si lire.l •mrk.il .Meeting j . .. ... , tc " i' I n r* g..rd t ** . p. rm.iiie.it ;.. .»r a v• I *• HY .t i I |Miri It M ' :i n 11m ■ 11iy f’ 1* ' ................ 1 W s c . c * t - ybu . ’ si 1 myt ItT 11 gel 1 -------- --. a i i i k u - ^ l u r Jmu-»a!ii»iaka*l.s»*ti-ii.'»iJ.*t wj*w- - - - - - ‘ d " , f iV^f n*H'TTl J* I PIN ?111 ! ' ^5 U- h ’ * 1-nrr srt'o fj It f.t.rU *.i tl , r t ,i *i Tit M* 1f r•♦ II I ............... ,1 ' .1 u 1 to . i i l.i n •g. 4I I ' » -lo ll ' •4 VH ,1 . n’ t . ’ • f t I' Ip. .t , r< t (»k»*n "I h •. • .'.: 11j •-.I<■i•m f r ■»111 \: i.. - i . . <4 '••using ent husi asm in tin- prop v( I * a t gi II I Ungi e w w \\ 11 Spill gs vote il 1 liirtci n t r.i I a- possible b*r t he reading r* v. ,i!. i Miff l«» It M l(ollM)Ui. •j li im t n II 1 To! nr, 1 Ada n1s Both * 'tgr*1 .11 tin . ami -tli'h t b'llMl'ig tor the cst a (. II ' hj ee n l of i Y M 4 f . . . i [ f l i p ug I ! bin "I nt ttlII •! t • 1 , ■-) Ml, f. t I 'h T ' | l t t ' 4- I- II' I \ her*, will ()'• tii"' . (cr the T- rp' n "sprit g • pri ' on t- g.lV. Op vt 7v ■H Tl-e IlilliUte h i p • Iido ul! (■ > l o c a l • i I** -I,. I r, ii ii g a no miini M i s s Margaret I Mart ' nieetir g wertt. read and Thii ' wax the t|sl i h un It that was to be donut i <1 . ouiig men than any other associ a­ position n. joritiea ,mti uimi law. , mi that the (idir.il Miss Mary A Howard tion could possibly accomplish lo tile Y M C A offers the only condition ’ii the last election J govern tct'iil can hi t te r proceed m Arthur But t T h e \ M C A liiea w iu eveui; at celtiu orcsent, 11,11 dealing with alleged pints U> l»!ow r, ,d so ution to tlie a tTair. but oi. Tin bor d elect ion yr aten-jay vv. s \ \ E Martin ..■-count of tin- church being iiihIi r ually be successful although it will 1lie hot 11 St i i i i . i . - . . (I this istunty 1 t h e loiinril pay beY $15 up milldt lop f.ii'tones and Vi-«i-l I- F Gordon •fir Since the "( pauper It wns rrove.d Mi -aid at pri -• III d was ilitli id* tbe i i i e s s i t y of using the old hutld i r lad a greater •xpense to start it Iu - i v■r t..kcn part in \Vni M irlm was U. ( tir-t t hnug^j i •■! i iilliln , tton " f il e <n •l "li " f Augu-l Tug for some 11tile Vel It is thought t l m i d I hi t t lie elefk hi’ in- to lind l a w - c o ve ring tin a ses a! Novi. mlief I Ii. I '.I I .’) tt, .1 1 11*- same might couth.u with indy lij! the itti 111\ nb‘d support of Ik. when the bond'' were eiirrii il by • pi > hr f 25 in pi- y re ady in vestigtigted, b ill ( hat T h e cup was sent t " ( ' apt. R o b ­ the ^ M C A tneetink’s T h e the people of Sanford can the pru- i n n j o r i t y of I7!t. there has lu-i-n jl dr up mis. Curried ' v a r i o u s -lutes had laws Will'll inson’s home t * ' s forenoon und was t In- started ami Kept going Itureli looked good to 1he di c instant . gitatioii l>y both the a d ­ I Ce .! mCTkditltf si cl inn | , red most of the Jab gt-d plots a m i | B a p t i i u gemil.H? •urptise 11" deeply a p ­ vo ca t e ' of bi'iiil anil their oppo4 ' ' i< vh* tl tirilusitpce: i^f ! lit’ tin* In-part nient of 1uhLi i < wu- ,inv preciated Oie token ef ’ rat(Toin ttHdl ' i * <H W ,w ** nenls Newspnoert nf the count v ' . ' f o r d wm placed o n , ilb i**^j- to cooperate with, s t at e **Ut Murk f ' ongress M e e t s 1 lie Federation Meeti ng the spirit il evidenced uml he ntdritl hve e a r n ' " ! 1-irgc atlverli iclti Mt > f »' n ling usd passed. •Se cmt ary rturri»o» informed th|s Repo r t Th e regular session of i il gri'S' f lmt h s").. •. and here h - v * ti ••• i mi . l he Repot tin *^tar this af ter noon to D 1. •ml • f N ' o V .11 ci; eti 111led an or.ljr. PrMidiitit lh.it I • t liontrtvf it ...I fi om tin ih juirl ment * oi i'upleil I In ,, xvill meet Tile - d a y , Nov *2.1 at m e e t i n g ' favo-ijig and eti i d -in it ig i xpress hi< thanks ami a pp r e ci a ­ ’ • to tip* pa yme n t of in tion Report i t Star vi'.uhle to make public the reennu aft"' riiie'ti vi'sterdav at the emiVi-n 7 'tl p JiOit pone |ti t HI '1 111the issue N llmTutii p;-r-u I.ll 1 I' t t y of Set ford on vouch- mendat ion* of t bc army general F’i'deratton, was decennary because of previous the Florida of iron c o u - t e r s hot w r i t f r i ' u d t and n|i|ioaed when e» id tfAuphem ere staff on strengtheni ng the tn'litary* GOOD ROADS MEETfNt Mo t interesting ware the ri [torts ar r an g eme n t s nlade for the use ul n ei l < of t h - t ‘sue Imw -d t h ■ hunt f"r |-• y n •r | nf taxes, was b r a i c h of llio gpClTi: me;, t .1 w;ii* mi (ori'stry ami conservation Congregational church oil Ti n—- uf the i 11e ' e t tt t li • c - m n a - 2,1 Mohfirj l reading and decided that the geiicrafLM.ifrri re­ night next for anot he r meet<tf tin- t i me was given to the d i s­ be O ne of I nuiunl IniereNi It w-,.s moved ui d s ec o n d - port would lie made pu bn c , but not cussion of the deve l opme nt, pro t ec­ 1 From P r es e n t I ndiratinn* Ginn G e t s J o h the ru'rs ht* waived atid until Se en Uiry Garrison"* report ition and care of tin* Royal Palm coming session si anion «»t of congees | 'j'|u. Cou, .ci. . nt i t » in v l i ig on F ro m present imlicatinns the At this corning |d. I eti o. its •-( col d read- given out o f t e j the President destate park, formerly known as P a r a ­ a lively discussion is anti ci pated on L \ » night of lht> !2ll> appol.ilted G i i i f s v i b* meeting of the Centr al by title o Ix , P - 1 rr.!l, Yen. IIverst his messing? to congress. ding Ke y. \ Th e s t al e has ceded this tin. hills that will be e lied l i ' n i ' ^ , Highway Association, on Gi..n ; <> rn l.p - pr line <■)' Florida D: v n , flu gee, Abet In tin- Florida Vcderation so that the calendar. Th e r e art- mini • eight sufvey " f the c . t j fo: i c i l ' l i i g a ' h e hth of December , will *be one of '• m . Top r I.d Ms xwell. tin- federation i» now the onluy or ten of these hills, one of w! i -h water works end sew ri g* Yegg Geltv A » a ) i> m the most int eresti ng of tiq- whole' ; <ii retd h. title rt d prasOrlando, Kin., Nov. IK. J a m e s mie in t h e United S t a t e * to own a a local rneasute, i.t of especial int er­ ;-s W -fl Its to ITI k " e'tittl lei f>( the •■etifs. It I f understood that an MI' wr-i rrov d r i d seconded G r a n t h a m , the yegg man who wa- Flute park fort ii bt i, g made to get an exhibit e s t to Sanford people A 1 m - m S c r ' cost of an t l c c i r i c light p l a i t " I " I w ived end that helil for entering u hartlware stor, T h e gem of the af ternoon was are therefore urged to bo present. Mr. Ginn cluims to hi vc hr.d o v t r of the various kind* of road m a - . r, d th full ; I (1 l l r c c t l op its in this city, prietl open bi* leg Mrs J ul i a Hanson' s report as c h a i r­ T h e Inst session was well a t t e n d ­ t hi rt y years' i x p i t i m ce. i s i co - teri' 1« to lu- at Gaiar-w-ille ort that T* ■di* g n i l fljrl prssage. ; TihackUs nl St. Luke' s hospital 'dur­ man of the bird protection d e p a r t ­ ed, and som.; thi rty speeches w re s t r u c t !. .g e gi " * r , ri d c; me to di I". c 1 m 1, Yi r . Hen d o n .1 ,7 ing t h e night and lied from the place ment delivered ttn the que*tiof\ before the Fior d f io m Cnlutnbu". (H o v Tin re wi'l he reports showing Adi ms, Ditvi' on. D i n - ! Thi s denotes tin- active i r I y •!;"l only in hi- nightshirt i go sett' i.g i t S '< d, j si wh. I | ■ogres* I.n* lu'i'ii made ■ Th.evening session was given assembly ’ ' ■11 "I •■! r N''1, I oi t i r a i t h a m was i.it’tur''d bv ' I *' nv*r m social ami ] nil u-l •ial ■"mil it t. rest that is being taken bv the Ahi T* f"t -otne t ri c ) e lias l i i i I > ili various coni i n * towards fl l f ill . I ri pj '—i .1 marshal of f lames Ci t y IsM s « t it I \mi, |tn.-n of Sanford in this o r g amxn t io n , c o ' i eel' ti wi It 11 ,. i |l v goVcf | llti i I the lull ding of the Dixie Hi ghway, I >* AmoButler secretary '•'.rt i d ' ilay, the marshal shooting the man ul the Indi ana Stale hoard of c h a r ­ a Inch o|7ers such an excel lent op in a cleri. I *it |oi* ii y a i d tile inai-y Inti rttl* Ms" some V \\ I f v . l l . |while he resisted arrest, tiuvu.g ities, - poke on prison reform and port unity to our citizens t o present splendid speeches by noted men on T h e i p| oint ment of an engfneer Clerk. crawled nutlet a building the cate of delinquents and Mi . ) L their views on ail questions. to ilo this work is incident to the the probl ems of good roads buildj Sheri IT Gordon h»* notified of ­ Boone, formerly of Orlando, now city council culling a .bond, election ingL' pr esal o n R e r i t al ficer* in surrounding town* and a superintendent of the S t a t e I n d u s ­ Mr and Mrs. W A. *Ross, ac- to make" i mprovemet ts lu keeping One " f the things lining discusted • ’ t r woo., pupil* of the f j*n- close watch is being kept for the trial School for B o ys at Mari anna. compunied by,. thei r gruml ' l a u g h t e i , with the growt h ot St Cloud, nt.d in Gainesvil le an n moans of e n ­ 11 - 1* i 1 •no! ui 1 give ttn t n t e r - men. It i* not believed he can get *poke upon the plan* for the b e t t e r ­ Miss Agnes G l a t o t , nil of Alma, II- it ^u* neceaacry lo have expert ter t tuning the visitor* i s m g e t t o ­ away, handicapped as he is by his ment of this school. ... 111 *-H<’ High School on linblit arrived last week ' a n d will advice t ha t the probr-ide cost of gether and get acquainted s m o k e r -h y ex'- i g r t 8: 1 5 , un- Ipck of clothg-t and his wound. drr Th e nucleus of an endowment spend the winter in Sanf ord. Mr. these i m p r o ve me nt * could be a s ­ the night before the c o n ve n t i on is 1 e li’Rilernhio of their tor.cher, a nil Mrs. Boss aru so well pleased certained before culling such e l e c ­ to be called together. ’ "Those who fund was started a* a bi rt h d ay Mw* ( i 00:11,up Mr. gi d Mr?. Ia slie Went of SanT h e public gener altion, ns specific sum* must be a s k ­ have at tended Gainesville's s mo ke rs present of the federation with over with Sanf ord that t he y have, spent “fp invited. No admission fee ford H e i g h t f Announce the birth of Several win t e n here. ed for.— St . Cloud T r i bu n e. know how they ure gr xr, $200 pledged. 1 ' e t'hurirhd son last '.Saturday, Nov. 13th. Tin: eti i M W v • l a : �P ^ U / J III „IW. l y ,,ll^W illljU I I,uyi)Hj!ipjW PARR TWO THE SANFORD HERALD •NOVEMBER 19. n,,5 S a t ur d a y af ternoon, in which Mr. II. G. Lundquist and t h r ee of his hoys. J o h n Henry, E l m e r and E r i c ; itor* I come again. Mr Editor, Mr E lme r Lund quint and a friend nftnr nearly two weeks silent***, from town, Aron Lunqui st, Andrew A BUNCH OF IN T E R E ST IN G IT E M S F R O M C O R R E S P O N ­ ! Mr Eugene flrowri. with his two T h omp s o n and Eric Vihl cn took DEN TS— EV EN TS O F SE M IN O L E COUN TY— EFFICIEN T /itttlc children went to Orlando t o * pari T h e y carried along a tent ‘.see his wife who is there in the hos- and R E P O R T E R S COVER T E R R IT O R Y FOR HERALD all ca mpe d out t hat night ’ pital for an oper at i on, hut found Tliis being the youngst ers' first be here Tuesday morning must h" r no ,10lt,’ri 11,1,1 " ot a b, ° n* > " ‘ night out t h e y made the most of it, s o m e , r emaini ng up till t we l ve They have lieen side t r ac k ed , for inst ead l,,’ d*rgo tin "(n ration had caught some fifteen catfish and of fleering we a t he r we are e nj oyi ng M r Gerny llurlt'ti ol High Point, returned home the next morning a an i )> d a y N f ■ c am e hark to Wekiwu a week K It Dsteen and d aught e r. Mi — a mild rram tired hut happy crew ot two ago He e x pe ct s t o spend We are very glad to hear t h a t l.ioriH. Mrs. ti A Nicholson and Mr. J esse T h o m p s o n and wife of J u d g e Voyet were visitors in De- the Mc Cal l s will soon Im* down f r o m 1 *he winter here and is now working for Mr Von Htirhlers. Mr Hurten Sanford, Mr and Mrs. D. Hart S t eu be nv i l l e . Ohio, to open their I-uud Nov. 9th used to live here anti it seems there and daughter of E a s t Sa nf o r d , Huby c o t t a g e here for t h e winter mo n t h s. Mrs. Morgan Grandpa Morey, is some drawing card to bring him with Mrs. J o h n Vaughn and her Morey, K FI. Outran und Mis* h ar k , though we have not beert able youngest d aug ht e r took di nne r S u n­ I.iona Osteen spent N o v . 10 in Doas yet to find out what It was. day at Mr. A. J , T ho mp s o n' s. Land, combi ning business ami pleas­ Mrs Chns. Vermilion left on the Mr. Ball inger att ended services in ure. train last evening for la*csburg with town Su n d a y. Mrs. T i u o Ti n* and little son. .1 F M i-Clellund will lie with the s t a t e organi zer of the ladies' J a c k have returned home. having We missed some of our usual Chas e & Co , t hr ou g h the orange M a c c a b e e s to be gone several weeks scholars at Su n da y school, hut wt* spent several days with Mr« Ti n*' * She will help organize lodges in were all pleased to have sonic obi f ather, J . M C h a r t e r at E n t e rpr i se , shipping season different t owns over the st ate. s I, D Hurt is buil di ng a tenant ones b a c k and also a few new ones. Fla. t r­ Mrs A. O Powell was called to Miss Sign a Vihlcn wa.- welcomed Mrs Hiscock and l i t t l e son of S e ­ house on his pluca r ecent ly p u **"' Kan ford T u e s d a y to see Mr. Kelso, hock after having been a wa y from ville are visiting r e lat ive s in Os­ c h a s e d o f Aft-x Fiercer COUNTY HAPPENINGS VVEKIWA AND ETHEL ITEMS OSTEEN NEWS in F t fe.v .*r. ’et us be thankful for the loy­ al hand That love held out in Aveh come to our own, When love and on ly love could un­ derstand The need of touches w e h ad n ever known. LET us be thankful for the longing eyes That dave their secret to ub as they wept, "Yet in return founci.witn a sweet EAST SANfORD teen C. K. . M. ' Sheppurd, S u p t . of P u b ­ i*"-- f r ,1 ‘-V.v'V lic Instf^eUpn ql Volusia county vis­ ' ’ " f- , • -'-v >• 'S' Ifetl’ -.tlje Osteen school T h u r s d a y - JVt 'M.-V • af ter noo n : Supt. S h e p p a r d made a t a l k to the school in regard to or­ ganizing a Corn and T o m a t o Club in Ost e en. Mr H a r r y I J u a r k e n b o s and wife of E n t e r p r is e v is ite d r e la t iv e s and f rie n d s in Osteen T h u r s d a y a f t e r ­ noon ^ W 7. H a y m a n. .1 It E l l i / 'and Mr W a r r e n motor* ql o v e r to San ford F r id a y m o rn in g (I M C a r (tenter w a - in S an fo rd F r i d a . ) . r o m l iin jn g b u s in e s s and pleasure. J. J Nicholson was in Cameron C i t y on business Friday. M essrs E s l o n . L e v e l a n d Jo hn W e ll Charlie l a-onard) at d lu-or Osteen are at present l i nk i n g and p a c k in g orttt gt*s at L a k t \-hl* > Mr- ( *l.i r t a i 'I d a ug h t e r - Mi • k.isp* ai it Mat tn of >t \ igu-tim a r r iv e d in I K u e i S.i t tt r <1 > on .i \i*-it to Mr- ('lark - (i.irent- t ir a n d l i and 11* i ■ I tn,i M ■•!. H a rr . < i-teen Mi-la>*i > •ileen. Miss B er t ha Hmlge Mf - Ills .i* til" »*«' k .i ‘1 M i■ \ N t 1 1If t*j 1 l 1 V1 N,i4 L • "! v .I.'' i ■ ■ s . , ■: i •r M»"f M r - N i f ... .... t" retitaih ... i, g lit S h i . L»r- 1 -1 Vi-ral d i i i * ' ! o •HI. 1nf r In 11 . i 1 ■ > I ’ d 1 1" f f 11* ll* •tf i. 1 , n ,. .. gl • Mr Mr | I . lm i •■! 1 •i I l*ll II V i-It ti Mr I i i 1 »e ■11.1* •1 M rM ! v Among the re cent real estate transfers in t h e celery d e l t a, L. A. Brumley sold thr ee places he pur­ chased for i n v e s tm e n t s . He still has his fine home farm on Ce l e ry a v e ­ nue. T h e place opposi t e H. H. C h a p pe l l ' s was bo ug ht by John He rb y who e x p e c t s to er ect a home m the near f ut ur e D It Frisson bought t h e next (duct* east of Mr Her|»y's and I. R Hun t e r bought 1(1 acres near Moor e' s S t a t i o n , all improved f arms Four -i did ears of Boston Big H e a d . l ett uc e were shipped from t h e J o e C ame r o n f arms tills week First I i n ears went to VTiorliees, New Y o r k , commi ssi on c o m p a n y . Cam­ eron farms here have the dist incti on of shipping t h e first cars of l e t t u c e for the past t hr ee years Moth b u y ­ ers and t r uc k e r s sa> that the let ti ni crown on C a me r o n farms thi >♦ d-Hf the h r I «*•••*!! ll! the w hole f*#"*' 11 ri Marry ■*t h r r- are - h i p p i n g I* I f i' i Ttil- W- i 1 I'll, I celt wI .11 h | 11t • .I. I ■ |11 .1 Mi­ 1 .. lettVIog ro w e rfor \ •' ■ ( n e t r i *! ‘ i ll I . who is much worse, at his boarding house, the Fairvi ew. Frank Powell went to Sanford M o n d a y and took up his position there. Wek i wa is on quite a boom as t h e re is a nice waiting room being er ect ed for the publi r, which is very mu ch needed and will hi* finished by ' t he holidays We had preaching at Ethel school house by Itev. B a rt l et t last Sunday which was his regular preaching 'I'D and It is Useless fo -*.y all **n ]"V''d hi- sermon as we always .jo Frank C o a t e s spent S a t u r da ) ami his home folks Miss Dupncy Vermilion, Mr. and Mrs Col lor and others from Sarilord spent S u n d a y with Mr and Mrs Vermilion Stnrilfly ttirh Mr Kd Vim Hurhless has tmisli ed Up til- house whteh he hits built on h i- h ollies! ea 1 lieu r E l l l e l , and h a - fu M il-lie d it t b roitghim t w ill, H e It.l ■ 111. ni ' i i vv f il r 1 11 i r. [ ill 1a e k - is t lle I.ird cagf* i II A I l i m i t - r e whs -i of the-* g irlden t -e l I l eir ■ .*( III' 1H nee I tug i i m n ji.i n t«»n .11 ii this Iii* * k ■ \\ eil n e - i l a y mer timg - m il e tine wood- hy his Imii'smm Ilf* Well as a I It i- \ V B a r t le t t e l E n t e r I ....... ... . . f-. r M* M il l-" ru i i i -• *■ •l i ' ’ 1 ■ M' n>r* *s i f• .1 - In l .. 1 1 I. V I i III ft 1 .|en •. • -. i (it e .i ■ h I I i I11 . i •* A I, \ . . hi i ..ii Indore til. n t- . ii.i 1 (1(11111,1 tie ri I w lijn w e r - d en t ll Us t It .■round a n i| In re l.i -t \ •k get I lie III- -Itil- WI VI TlleV vi t i u l i i milt til with - ii . l.i tie m i" fi h .i|'|0 »r ifi«J (»*••) fiHTt lii«* . ,t *i M* a r 1 11*. ri, , > 1 - 1* III L}.•-•* 1 f I s 1 hari i hi > .I*. 1*1 Hit ir t” M M ii vTj^Stj hi m m r t "* 1 1i I., i ■ , i\ iU liU * r lilt f.'f 1 h** |i|*N 1. s,rJ:1«•r- W h*i .Iff il'lf M a i him W »;-M‘ T ( . a r r .i v gi I I' 1If. ! ti e ll! h.‘ j. t r mun .1 ti i t . I, Id. ■ re wa 111h! w k |.f a, Ml *. i d bring |l. d I i , I . • ir.lv t I' \ ’ I! i V* i; i-t " g it M■ i r ir g I ' > l. i ... I - i , . r - i l '. •• I I i ir it t id. i ' ..t ■ H i -•!.»> 1 tlerc i- ■|HI I I 11. I . m d - a I U fila V In. v I g.-t tn r t urued r* r. -t pru \ i r tll.l Ii 111 - — t eif Hi I III .11 , I ’ g III.l*|e I - 1 " i i \ •11 l •' Pi- m"t in’r \ 11 11 ■ k r' ■ w a i' ini i I ii with t tie pi ** iMI l l . n l 1, ’ | a-oniird v .b d in iiii I lie E l I -w n r l ll tie!lie \ i t al .la ) • MrM iu sny promise** t- be a cre d it to ( I *I c e Ii M r Min k than a r n veil i Ii F l o r id a re Mr M ill Me-. .1 l - t i l l ling ring . ■e 111! . (' I'll I ' i ’ !. Ill l WIll'll . t * gl T\ \ «■ fling t„ I u 11g'1 I ■ "t»ar I III 1 w. . ll I ill- an d d. at Ii w it 11 a i III IT Tin v im n g |it*.11ile ’ w tin i nun t Inti .i!li| i- mu. h li'lig ht *d witt ! i ft hi*f a i l ' a 'id wi l l r * I he in-. I -. , "U n g I ad n it.d o u n g : 11IM.it*. Hid . m in t * 1 f -. • it . M il I I I Mr ig h II, ■ 1. I irm..I..Ii i ' o r i 111 1 F t . e •11 i „ 1 I | .10ll 1 ' 1 11 •, r ,> t l « ] . . af M * l. I I f ,i t.i- • c I ■ o ’ VN ■ i 1 \ I 1 • m i ! t al If. w I 'll . I n. | 1 ,p". * i . t i t i < i - I. I . I \|rM t M i mi . I i : u Alt Jl ' . • t ■.*. 11 r e a l t i n h r r I*o m t.f-r. of t . r f a l l . 1 'at hi r i - - | n i m1 mg. I il g h l t h e little f o l k - had liver. M i - I .a ura deal h t h i c k e n s a n d more fun t h i n • • « O h s o me l im e al the horn. of her a u n t , I will rin g off for tin s lin o i r i n . i l :il the school lious**- hink Mrs 1 D l l s r t in Meek H a m m o c k . M ( ‘ fvorpi.|iing of M r arid M r , 1. J. N i.- 11|| -Ml ft Mn m Va lid M rMS of i i-t, *f i vi a -s <■ it r 11h k' r . . t lit 1V P u r i T rfm i qi w ill tirrivr- here S u n d v * ! I" ! t I.. hr - I Iftli' Hi .?»** v i r t . ar - for i vivit With tn b r o i l e r 1 1. d t i trul ■. \| E V .1 r w .1 d I . ." .-vi - . . . h r f •f' - »*ii • s- • w t ilbeyr r*rf by it i.r I b t ir il.i) nry, * 1 pt* •mif*. th* * Tf* V*' i* .lit. M r\ U k .. / i\ i f i» Wft k I •♦ * \* • S It ’ ■ *f (il 1 M W M ill S l Ii 4 .t r f •f r* »•ti « r Iti Jai*ks<Ml v d ie M . C nil" ig h M rW I nil tig bl i F lo r a Pe. r . * d .. i to gin -I ol ’I'11r* I■>111 * mu I g a n g under ri.. •I m i . of M i l l e l i i. I m i m an iiuplc "I I'lii Pm.tfil "! 1 ra h l" Id i ii" •1 mg i ijit lt"ll are d i nag so in" e vi id lent pt the \ \ (I U l u l l S a l u r d a ) n ig bl road work and w',* tiojie it wilt not d a y s Inal week, Mr an d Mr* Paul K e e l) lif t A m o n g other f i u - i n e - - a tte n d e d to i lie long before t lie Oil I ill ’ t he ri ver T h u r s d a y for two weeks' trip ii, was l tie m a tte r of a l.ri'lgi* .ii l " ‘ » will b above, vvati'r, so w e S’llTI go Io w a and N l i r a s ka tin St lo tm s riv e r at i fie H - le e n to lie c o u n t \ seat N W G re e n , sp ecial agent f«*t Fe rrv ami h a t ., a I • or tni! Morn. F r i d a y . O c t l ' l t h . to M i . the A ( 1.. v a . a F r u it .) afti-rnooi bridg . a n d M i.1ra St ru lin g a '' 1 .• p o u n d VI u tor here i ' boy Sanf ord b u - m e - s men ought M rS t a r l i n g is d o in g fi..e M rs N'daou Wits--a v is ito r to S a n ­ help make a bridge ami a free a n d ( ir u t id ln u .lopes is h tip tiy a« ford S a t u r d a y b rid g e at the I isteen I i J r> . a - T he a l m . with a new watch Mist. Helen l - e r m a n att eml cd the great m e n bantu of Sanford have M rs M rannori ol C h u l u o i a v is it e d football game at Wi n t er Park Smut* ma n y customers III u - l e c t i h -r ( l a r c n l s .^ •Mr a n d M rs \\ J ip y iiftcn.*>n is - . n id i r t i- t . •i. du I ..■ t he horn- j j m ie ls 1 t-t week ( io o .lb i . rl S jo ld o tn vv 1 - .. h u - l - , of h i. 11r ii1111 i in ••ri a 1! 1■ Si •iv I f> T i e ( i i i i t - v . . F r u it < !ro w e r - A * -o i in N aiiforil Saturday.* I n t i r rtu nl in the I i 11 i n i »■ rrn Ier> ■ 1a t 111! i p a r k in g htru-e *i| *IMM*l I U| M 1- Jen le M o r i y went to S a n on Nov In l a ’a l n b r le a v e s .* foist T h i s IH t III* 1it-t ■ (o.it last w e d n e s d u y . liO |ipi. g T iie s d a y of r.’la tiv c K an d f rie n d s in Osteen. pllek 1» l* house I " 1*1*1*11 unH nl \ Ilf was g ive n at t he A I. •, 1 1 i" Mr ar ij Mr E Stafford of Mm, 1 t b. Ill re a l Si i U h Ml'* •• ' '.(•ill of tv* V II M M o re y M o i k Juv rin- v i - i t i d f i i . n d m i M i - i ' h , N ov Mr and Mr-.. Mrokaw of If. ooin in i u I k t - und friends of ihht I fit h I ii gton. III . vv :- here on a visit to h ii t k * i. n *1 emimudc I their d au g ht e r , Mrs Earl Bradl ey m I v. r Ui >1 gam -a of all kind p b v .d It w :‘j * wv-IJ attended Mr If M T a l l e y c a m e up from and I p s a l i V 1. 1, M lr O ke ec ho be e to Vi it III- build) F n 1 • lav M rs. J E . Mona left here ,1 a Salurday Heii-cheu was Mr Ne wma n is visiting his a u n t . I week to jou^ her husband at v i .itor here. burndah' w liere In* is superintending Mrs Hart o . . c of L'htPse & C o. ’rt parking houses. T h e young ladi es of Ge n e va have Sunday^ the Ut i t , our r h ur y h «er- organized a girl s’ rump fire, under vice’i began, Itev, Morey* ,"1 Lake the guirluni’.* of M iiuf “Th-How* and Mary officiating •'.The v ntUrndancc enjoy* th e ms e l ve s ever) F r ii i a v . M -I C* W.*11*011 tOok M w ris^ v i-ry good , n ,-id* rin g O" win t do(■r.ivWd l h( lllVJis of e l l! it. ■ - ‘ \f r ^ . y h Mr,*' und ter -ii.rt.ri ha- not vet , m m n e i . i - f r " i .j Prove (.ml 1",•* (ifea-.lllf I " i'l'll. ’s - * r tin i 1 1l i-1r a r d all were glad t" w,leonii* Mr J Mr V^aketndd her - " 111v laid M o re ) l . o l tn F l" t l.i Hid t" "Ur l o r e egg a d*X - n tuv fed llietn •orni li.» tm ,\b v V..ugtin ami ilaUjjhtvr. Mr lit tie i hUf. h rhuf.is and the nixt day t h e ) laid Mr, Ma) French of \Miarni vfiuted. We are glad to nee that Ml eighteen eggs, going an me! tit the home of hi* niece. t f m. Hertzlrt.rg(*r is having hit* laud fifle e di t or 'of t h e J o t t i n g s e v i ­ Kutre T h o m p s o n on Friday cleared ami hope to see him having d e n t l y believed in turning our cornM l - Mabel T y n e r i* visiting her a nice house built up on the hill misMoner M a y b e they want the aunt, Mrs Fry a t Windermere this soon. j o b themaclvea. week. * Mina Fl o r a Pearson s pe nt a couple Miss Georgia Geiger, who lias Mrs. Anna DeForeat. and her of daya a t Luke Mar y last week, the guest of Mlxa Helen I se rmnn, who lieen visiting her alxter in J u c k - friend came in on the boat Monday and is home again a t T h * Palms, j ac c ompa n i e d her home F ri da y e ve n ­ aonvil lc la home again, Mr. J a c k Wick* ia on the sick her beautiful winter home. . ing. • A fishing p a i t y waa made up l T h e freeze that wus (ffedicted to list, alao Culver Ethridge r I AM M\in III PAOIA POINTS iv - B ' ii LI’.sAtA AMI IidAI‘t v|UH ■ -. i *,• - * * r/sL-i ' ■ ."Vv,.** ■■ u E tf. i 1^5 ■ ri su rp ri96| L o v es kiss upon tneij ir lids, and,smiling, slept. ANDlet us,too, be thankful that the te a rs Of so rro w have not all been drained away, That through them still, for all the comind years. We may look on tne dead face of To-day. \ town for s o me time, and Mr. Aron Lundqui st has been a bs e nt for a n u m b e r of t i mes, occasioned by trouble f io m his artificial limb-, and during his nbsenr e Mr. Carl Pierson has kindly a ct e d as j an i t or . Mr. J A. and Mr. J esse T h o mp s o n and his wife were welcome visitors. We h qie to have more next ti me, the l i tt le ones as well as the ohlei ones, a- there is room und classes for nil . JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY A very interested audi ence lis­ tened to Itev More) gi ve his chalk t a l k on ihi* m o -1 i u r m y s bouse hi town the heart 1u.-t T h u r mJ uv even . mg. It "J!*1 Jkflg ami he a mi hi* daughter, Miss Morey h a ve offered to c o me o ve r again this week and he! p us in our T h u r s d a y evening meeting. Mr Walfred Pierson k in d ­ ly offered lo carry them hack as 'tis a long hard road \ half h o u r f‘»r p r a y e r m eeting WIt h lie V Ern*- Dll eader w ill i i i m ITie nee at •1 .ell *1 D r l < 1*01,1 I-Verv bods Cnpyrlftlil hy tin* HoM.» M«rnil t’onipuri) 1 .111 I*' h.irln < ark E- bin k in - ch ee l tin- Week after a -(.e ll of h flirt da *" - • I'he 1’u - " l l b o ) - begun - h i p p i n g , oranges t| I* week and M r lo h n I i||i|i(Ui.' Wl 1 t|l -Ii h* • "' .1 r * ■ III \ ll inn IM*11•!• nl Some II 1*1 tle<i< I Ii lm t ii r. 'h«» W 1 ri t <J A 11 ."-at urilti v n hi g MrSt l a il g h ! . illd Id.I* M* W n l l r . d i ••!* • . r 1 I'n r .i ,i.| \ t VV, •r* (ir. •• •i i ’ i - . Mr It. V M "T. •, 1'M-i pa* tv ■- h i M a n l ■ 1a 11g 1 ' it Ma* i .1 It 1 . . M" <ti., night Cab»e of H i , P e h i m a m Ofafer i l n tin s u r r a ,, t il in g - iirn often rig lit flMJ It Is .ninth We explore tile ibqitti- of tliliig s ttial we -e e ttlf. ili‘c r | i | | i i o , et m u tel low c re a tu re s One rit the C r o w d tJuv'ttor voti’vi* fil l. n lm v Inc a harr i I nf a p p le - h a v en t you ’ T it Hits .Make the salad dressing wholesome A I v v a ls Vi s r i l a i F ’ is the ail vice g iv e n . Srib nls aV i-v. Ili'li -o n ii' Y e s , ll tbe .lr r j O u i ; Is liiif I f m• jii 4il y IlLjr t<HMtll v ( i mat »mii M ilk n t | in N/i I j *l >in .-in ;' 11i,i k t>. it «l« I d n mi-*t i r« urn *i ml l»« il I h Iu I i \ I t \ \ l IO N M IL K L l ........ S a >••. I ‘‘if i ! r«ffii ( - >ji I ■ nt * i **%x in'I n* h, frt xh, h u h I » “ W ’* (in Ik . i vfi| mtrHIt*i 1 til lilt* 0»nxjxt< iiciy ,* ( t n itn lienni I \i ,'illv t*i‘itli ti mid at* r • ih /td ( nf f ill mu Milk ih Nth find j n i r e « In n it r»‘-it* lirs y*n| AH* Util ft if in in fp iA litt ( -u n s ln n i MI l l h n rt ii i \ r 11 1r»TH n fi n it m i y Itftrf (t bit ttf w ;ulp ti* n i l l i "tiim in it la O n ly fiJiif r i rt m r n n l a lim e fitr V C reole*, 1 in* term i r.mli- im a- m r.ji ’ MU'I to i i i .■ m * 'iiit(\, . nf ,*,(,1 v . SPECIALIST or tile V'. ■ -■* p | . r , ip. j | . . Ml Hi Ish "r r r •i" h | ,tr Hinge or ■]• •" i-m In CANCKR. GOITRE and TI M ORS T h e term lice- III I m . .p i i l l it O n " C n ' • I ■ U ittimiT l ..Hit. • I ’ "-t to nom il n ill j I .) ha t" 1.1. I in y.i vi lira. O K U N l)(>, - FLO Id DA H r. J. A . T R O V I L L I O N J- day li'*e amt lliit Vrc|« »wert ‘ imd fitifc ft*f beu-fill lid) a i f kypt in t» W1M*1 tlry plarv Order >«iur ■ ufinly Ertmi )uiir err* rr —*'Ttn( trikiltmi Niilkrnnri | I m* I'miflr ('m*! ( •<r)d«-ii*«’d Milk C m Si'filUe t H A wdt l»* tlmd to *rriit jnuj tlo ir o> ** * * T h f S tirr y ft f CYiHicfiMi -LJtLk ” C r e a m S ^ l d f)re,»tng 1 *i* f f t *1 «.fXf -ij 1-»IsiltH OK COURSE VOU'l.l. WA NT BREAD f'*' I haul; .g:\ rig, And pu r ' " Wh t> ; ii ^ vs*i' (l ltd.' • A|»V • le v ....... t; any* Otic r *h *. I t'd ' o I e i * ||n v our b h**i i ■ ) f.i ;d |.j|*rj (<■ orib r iVotlu r it I l*lAe'srsnir-:ll|jj3ii fl’-Mr «n>l •***ip*.f i arpa111<rt Mnb ttrnniii rwftro1 »Hr »t'r in run «>rn*fikl -n M ik I 4m* fire it» I| ft my > ahd i i*».-™lpe-'*'‘ /«f, I 3 ^^**m ^*ln****^|itf •*!»’ i » o| toaimit fL-r*i •h<u *ii| Thu t»-»* - Oh pre-.tf «U-U SPENCER’ S yy/kRT//Vjy M l Park- bakkry F re e P f l i v m M e. IP SEEDS KNOWN FOR QUALITY _ Vi’e i tVrv alt thr- bad lug vnri..ti * of f Ut\r» Hi: I D and R AK D EN ' ' f . F D S rl*,rt have b.*»*n iv-t. if li . iI him*, n to bo aiH'cr.iHy :n|. (■(, H to Florida soil and climate. Poultry Feetl, Supplies, Innihntors, Etc. f a v o r it e E. A. Martin Seed Co. ZOG'Eaat Hay-Bircct — Jacksonville, - . . V '. - f e r t il iz e r s as They know and can testify to THEIR QUALITY, THEIR SOLUBILITY, LASTDiG QUALITIES and GENERAL ADAPTABILITY CON KEY i* j* It A IT ’S MEDICINES Write for Catnloffue anti Weekly Price Lint Ask any costoni'___ ier about R fito L T S T E L L to PLORIDA SO ILS, jt Special Formulas / q/ AU Florida Crop* W RKE FOR QUOTATIONS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS, INSECTICIDES, Florida V. v. ' •: ! �. i i i i i 'U M i w i t ! .1.. )RD HERALD it SOUTH FLORIDA AS- 11 SOCIATION MET HERE! SILOS AND BEEF FOR SEMINOLE CATTLK B R E D . PRIM E IN S E M I N O L E : BEEF —’CV - C . * '• IM I FATTENED IN C O L D S T O R A G E IN O work planned l<»r Scin ; mole countv perhaps tin- moil in. .• , |porlunl which -bmPd ••11^VTi* tin j immdunti- ut i . n i mi . nr . ' t i l , O .SEM IN O LE, IN S E M I N O L E Ammig tin imp purt.iM mi .i nr, - givi- |.,l..w f o il , under tlii t v • n i ■.t * -- i .1 1• ! .ir m i f ,, .ir i u • S Agent M‘ C yj ||, rry. , . * o'liii . \gent. I' S I* A l ln- >»Mi1h riD c tin v : at Beautiful Millinery 3 F R O M SANFORD TO ST. PETER SIII IM. i> The Most Snappy Hals of ihe Entire Season a — CO N O KEd ATION ISTS | numiiBCiiiMii«uiriimamtU)i is ATTEND F l o r id a N u ifo rd I u tio n , N o v i-i i i I m t * . . . IHals, m i l ’ , 1l Irimmcd II 1 IIIM o (IIIU IanI’attrrn and failu r c f T ■ H a l s - ; ( ) u tin ^ ' M a t s . 'P r im - !♦» « f i l i n g's s of F u r. O strich . L a c c O rn a - § nu*nLs. Kihlxiiis, Flowers. ;; | i I Fur a n d 17 w.t- o , i **f tlo I m***! « \«*r M Hand ami Malls. Silver Tassel and t »• I lircedert- ami farmer- itlat nf t i a mi - 11 '|c K!a N<>\ II fold Itr s.intat ion i- in. d* Up " ( It i!d Fltiwcrs. j V ' i .......... . •“ ■'l ' ’ or.iit. - Mr , M ||,rr> Saiili.nl, Kill of i "tiifri'ipitlonul . huri'hfs from | I f u r ' i .im I r.ittli- ar I.OW. -*h Ih 1M‘11 . .f Sanford .ill t Im \vu\ to St IVtcrs- § . rah^r* _ I »« .ir Mr Mi rr \ v (rum til* t«» **tinr st.itt** - nrh burr: and must of thi'-r widi- r.'l'fl'- s uti T r w , tn I..' fatlvli.il. tin-., to 1 hs,' ,, >m,rs " f , h, ‘ , , t h ‘"■,l si-ntiii b\ pastor and '"didnyMti's g Chicago <>r K m ....... t .1% to („• |„„ - I*'1*" *’* ni.-ntton.-.l h a w been rcferAnmiiii t hi* -piiakfr- from abroiiii § c hered ami tin-,. l.urk to Klo.ulu r” '1 l ° Mr Sh‘,r,,“ kn,T In Bending wuro Pri sidi'iil E l.yman Hood of jj S a n f o r d anti O v c it lo lor in. to cat in m a te ria l of thin k in d it is .sup- Atlanta Th.'iiloffiral Siintnnrv and " U lstiiuiiait )in m n u .'::iiiiiH L U irtU > K '»*j< u it lum miuKUumirnttpimmunMliimutsiiitruuiuiw: rr iKisusinuiannaainiuniin'.rt -ni r. i ! i i . , . , posed that it m II go through this rhe llntsho.I pr.nltu t should I... Mis- Mu im \\ mid lurry. National __________ ___________ . , . otli.i* and from hurtInr.'f.Tr.'.l to produced right her. at loum an.I a seeretarv o' the woman’s v'ork of , .lioihr nnn. r*fit•I ^Toru^i t Im proper part i n \».ii lii'i; the Home Mfssionar> Sorletv ‘ ttnnnl ••■tirch "f Sanford and its plant put up lor 11, 1- siii.pl> ol -outh 1 w,,h fl* I hr progress Among the home s p e . i k n s o n tin 1,1 l|t “ *’ • * ' * " >w Only pure Kloridu >on an- making to impressing upon program were Rev Kre.l Marsh ol bospttalny we ext end c o w s ' m i l k In \\r an- prcpi r. .1 to rats.- . ..rn th,‘ ' lair> n" ' n !" " 1 ^r m. -r * the im- Kustis, Dr Charles K Knlow of ' ” ,r t hunk- (■ r all t in y have e v e r y c a n of silnge follow in ft our l.ttu.i- u ml . . I f'[,r > t m - of bull.Ion; si|.,s*| also Winter Park Ke\ l.ftm-s P ll**yt. ; (,,r . i.t. rt.untnenl and . o m ­ . / > rrops II,on- cheap v and with *“ >' l , te eu11le it 1> 'll St Petersburg. Ill V J n o * " r! 'Livry thing baked with more certuinlv than . nv planm Lirniahmi; the farmer* P NuttniK nf Crviiiul SprinK*4. him! iCinfUnl that \\ •' wi'li’iMilc most Cl Calumet ii »o tempting— the ...untrs Till- Sanford district u i , h •*“ **l»* f,'r w" » " r ...... . S u p e rin ten d en t l ie o r g e 11. \ \ a ld r o n 1 lvhnlevime — deliciout— A sao c.at.o n ih e I want ’em all. For Hyde Park C.mgregatinnnl church alone could fatten 6,000 beef c a t t l e tnK- If litis could be carried on e x ­ of T a m p a . At the Zoo. thine, hanl to l.ake right of T a m p a an d its pastor, llev in ninety d ays with the corn hiltiftr tensively and provided tin- farmers T h e L a t i n - A tneriean Mission in i t u n ’t be equalled. Calu­ A very Blout Indy at the zoological tliaf. ran be Krown following the "Ullicient feed lor the euttle. A r t h u r D A n d e rs o n , an d c o m m e n d met is the world'* best gardens, nays the P h ila d e lp h ia Itee West T a m p a was represented by lettuce and celery mips . t h e r e is no doubt that it would «o a them and th e ir c h u rc h to the Hi lui!,: Powder—It '• modord, wus Boeing the iiomi fed for the R e v A d n a W M o o re , head of the r itr in prire— pure in the G re a t H ead of the C h u r c h and all Tit- range cattle companies will' w“ > *“ w“ « l 1,0m'' of m iss io n , and lle v first time, and w u b ra th er aurprlsed Otto I Scheihe n ■ I t-.tr In ll.e btLjnf — *. agree to turn o>er to the farmers t lie di tlicultie.H the farmers meet. in • barge of the L a t i n work - T h e s e w ho love H is k in g d o m A t i klfnuaf itij n.frby the lim ited amount of meat that t t —ih» mot! ecoaoauciJ R esolved that we send a message who put ilf. si Ios and till them with There is no doubt whatever thaf the was given them "That seems to me r ltd tn men appeartnl hefon tin A s s o e m ! tu lie n t e n sm a ll piece of meal fot corn silag. un> num ber ..f be. f >'"» 'I'1" " ' «h' ''"n. ber of 1 lion for tin lirst time and were re •d st, ut pi. I tl V to the widow and suit Rrtfiefrd IlisUll Awards '•#te I ni Hut /n# *“ the lion." site said t o tile attendant of our In loved brother, S T lohti raffle tb.it t .................. fatt.-i tin , h; d f*-.l I- rathet reived with i-ntliiH, i.in Kev \r it* Jrl# tm l turn/ 149 T h e iiiaii looked at h e r with a d im m e r ii defslateil than overstated and ■ ■ on, a fo rm er m od era tor of diir far m» i n h ,i v i thlr I* Anderson repre-ented t h e , of amusement m til- t i e l> may v the syst em of eroji rotation M a t e I itt fi n ii'r who ’ i t', our 1 Wt •iIf ll t t h a t I m - r d i l - t o t h e i .. t i l , new 11 ■ > b Park t ntigregat Inn i) seem a .m a ll |.iei • le v . i mum he ' * f f »o lb. farmeriftir _the winter t t lie - * t■ I t■ !'* , 1 to * without , 1i f .4 r ni * * p u t t ; , g u p » »i I. . i i I , tn: i it * t i■ . i tltitl. Put It ^ h e a p s f i ' t l i t ' l i o n i i' ' '| . r > i .. . l i d I I I ’ > t . I Ini. d : w i 1 ■ . • . i . rimi , \ •I. . •|| n i ■ *»r . V . T• wa • I ' i . . ■! n i . ue n. I- ' |, | M ■• "* t n ding •at 1'• •••11bI In If • TI, t I 1 1, . t 1*II . . •V' . . . tu \ o; 1. i r i r • ’ V I I . 1- , t o M i t in* s* A j ’J 1 . ' i'tL-U.tluiik u , 1' -i, L i -li. v,. • 1 f'f! f, r r r t r r r ’trn rrr r i i ’ iT n , ‘ . r i l e V, t r i T t ! r* n ’ '■ T “ showing 11ii ir u*i in Stiiid.iv si hoo| rufi . at least it would be i tonal Co ureil will lie In-Id in gral.frth in g for the ra ttle men a - lor tin work in Tampa more reliaMe One reeontmeftda| ful re m i n i brunet farm er M utl tf tin d is r u - s io n d' Vi|o|'i-d i tnn would ’lie tb t he umilil not I iin - - P Hii> t K\er\ a-.' 1- t a m e frete tin- g..-, i v ' l ' iin gft-w out < t P rotests (dllouul * a v i in In awake at night minder- d u rin g tin ( ' Ii,’irinan ( *»m 111Mf*mI i rniiiei.t . t u l front tin t ate den rt 11 Hi -t no ' i i . . I tn l b . m*i re-t nf , bow It itd it free/Ii g out iiK'iit - »dl ta '•<' •'• -i 1 • 1 .ft. 1t gl .1 i ... d r ' . g d *1 trn.t • p|. ----I li t ' f i l l |*f »n I I 111.i i |«MI \ t ■ * 4 1.|t . * t. . . a l . In Id •n i .I 11 Du ............ dt- tg • • ■1 • • . . . i f . •11. t g I • •* I » irMi **f M'. . , plani tnr \ • •. >.i*i‘i* ■■■ g in r * • • 4 • I *t. f d i'.m t ’ at V ' . , II t ■ - n , fie , ' t , I litter I v r\ i■ I.■ . .. ’ .' ,t . M . • . * 1* , M tt, 1 *" 1 ! i* Ill ' - - . ■T,. gri f , .r i»t. i Ii a f t t h M i.l n u ­ * 11 * , i a * • t if mi w !l in It* 1.1 i II*. t .1 I » * heat) . . I 1 * f 4 1 I le. . . i.l ............ I tin '■ ll' \g. i,t I • t.»- I I • •* ' •>! i \ • I I \ A I If l \ A l• v • \ j• i . 1 1» t.» -git,.lii' i I'liipoilnil i 'it a tl"r * F | » < • ’» • ol f hi •'* 'll'* « ' 1 l he I i i i <.ills I ml list rial linol At •'l limit si < ti or i It ■\ ! 1.111T11 fil l«l fi i arl \ \ * h r 1111 r \ I ,t)llltil-l 1.0 I ■■ •' r t v'vt r•*. , » M A TF • \ t . f 1 ' t I* , N .. n . it.. **fr , , * . ■ . .1 • 1 ' • . " . “ I «.'•* J •. , •. It*. t 4 . »' p o W D tP , ■ i. ri . f , * M . i •. -If < kI A I ' • 1 . . \ t. S , . , i •• t it i f**i l.a-llv list f ' • Ilf-' I *11 >I i , III" t III f r-T ", tun, i* f»*. *|. l . I ’h i . / *•n rn t * \ . ' i . VI f ' '» I f M*• « *i 1, »?»».!.**r- AM'i '* i. ’ U ’ m . H ikinKPo wiirrs tin not I 1 I »*• ■ h ' h‘ni«-t it'nPnrfl III . I ' i- 1 i ki u ■ *. 1 ■ N 'ir imlk him! v wla. I I I A \ 1 ii I t V "If Il s ihe Style, We Have ll” Fr enc h Millinery Shop W h ic h ? e CARNATIONMILK YOUR BODY Ifr \ I ^ - 1 ,ik . I i u lit t .1 I U I I 4• "A 1 A, I ll," m u ii. f l i i -- * 'id" 1 « 1 i■f !" h •v " s I • '■ ' ■ " t in. n.i'.v , I .t AAr i. oi I 'i 'b Jo < if- * ,.. . i - 11 .1 ' ' / J I tie \ t ■i i r - l f •• « li IT l ll e |lt t he f rt lit land l ie’ •T Two u i. ............... ' J o b n»*i |i - w ith tin 11 1- It 11. w . plan ut t ' III' mu • - I'l 1. " i r d ’ ' t III,' bull d in g ’ vvitliout i ll 1 1V Tin* v Wi l l he oil till ' •l t t l l g l plan and \\ 1 ■1 I' l built t \ e l *, , 1* e 1 If. .. f' V su m !. Sibert ’ ■ 1• u•r• d COM' t r m t n u t gin i m i. 1" I >r kl.l - I* It • II. , mil li I,.. f . -1ri b e h ii lm g i1 I* tt. A '1 I ■« I't.eii 1 i 1*11*4 ---- I |4*tt| ( •*1 |t * h i t <1 < l*V* k — r * i t. *;....... 1 Ask Your Grocer For H - N i■ ’ ■ CHEEK-NEACS I * |. *|J 4 ' (i.l •\. 4\ « .44.1, IIMJ .1 ■ ■ ' ■M i ■i M ft I ' ••At i . 11 ' I « *j i i J11 »I i | k • t I VI. N \ I If Mil K -< I* »11. S c ••l , M ,A ,, _ I TIf at .1 niii’ ii . ![• v IAr Hood for i11- ! • iii’ i'tring and in-i n o u i v iildresse- i * ** ». f * f * ■ | V* a i li !«>• it. tl’ , C lub ('ll] l i r e . - e d Mill* I I I U- | i . 4 if T« If ( t o I i . t it 11 • ... * -I R ic h M ilk ' I■ ■• I li. 1 i . . |o 1 1 .1*1 iAA n K , - ll » * *' ■t * . u 1 II o | Im. l f •' f ■ AA lav. •* Mil in. t f ij'lt I(11f h|I -i|.T * r . 4 * f t . . t I-. . • iv . H i , .11 • 1 f 1 * 1 •. t l m l iMti Al i i k 4 - H* t j * pi r* * V1 , l , »** i ‘ t t 1 1 " tt, 4 - • , H, i - * t i «’ DTI » N ' i Mi tt i j * 'll Pi 1* * t i .'Tl ' t' t * c . i , - ' t ... ' 1 1 4 * 1' *1 * . « 1 4 4, i l. , , 4r ■ ,t4M. 4 .4 4t M il l l i . i. .......... tw} m t| It) J | 4*4 1 , )v. » j % ft*r t i » II ||»Ht ..if l l i i l wi - ■ ■ do—i I I I - 1 A * t .i ll I 1*4 A' f f a 4 - i . , * » ) 1 tin. . . '. Al l , . " , , M i . Ill- lit Ilid I M.> i \ t , |.U . ' t * • 4. ' \ '•*» ' , li t t *»■« V| -fr Mt Ol I i<ll I ' l l till ( ■ - t t til* ' ’ , '■ f. vi i Mi-int.if ( a r. v i< - i re ig*fill «li n*4 41 \l.tk * .. t i n . - . t *4 \ %» III W .apt i olilereliei Will lie i>«>I<l ,f |,y StlfU W.lldiou. ami trust » If III d 1 MIII t *•44*k ( m f..l It ,4 ,* * k 1II If t .n e 1* ! alt, Rr rip** for Frrncli T oai I that our . Florida eh tin lies may I f r*t|t •»ra»t q III L I I r n mh i I rf ( I • t * pirn > l |»t'i*f N i tf r i »i spare Ilf It's result- and bit swings. i,%•• *«V k »i. I • r k-l'i r$ t **'• »t*0 J* lT*'r |u*' . !'*-«•* Kiln ' It tn I ' t f ' i , »n.i To tbi- i ml we i ei *in ■11<1 that l i ifoa fr* I *m 4i* ■*- i«i iIff.i •u - ->• g n 1 ••|. A’ soeiattuii e e t a i n in nut tee If, iniui-d in the hod« cause rheumatism. ' of three to bring tin L ' . r Metn11,fills, lilularfh, «n lls liiiiitln n . tdood ImT l aiDii*' hrfnrt* t lu* of □ aoooaooooaooaaDODaaoaoaaaaaaaaaaaoDDDDaanooooDoaoooo p..i<i..n NI MIU.lt l O f t ' l t I 111 It I i M>I > ............. v\\U»\s m in i I h r Im in am! cun*H -□ _. . _ _ . _ _ __ _ _ __ _ a blond poison In il s worst form Sold b» ( If. solved that .• , ••m ii i ■ , ,i again q o . . . . we have often il le ' til H " frill .Mis o fit N4 t.s v vtmrrv H It iiilnl work •*( Ho* V\ i-hI 'Tanipa O -h»r - S2 :ifr < lt d ag . I ha-tin W akefield , AI-'IUII, begun le a Sim ol tins Q 2 a, 2.2.6 I atdiage. Ilui pre's Stirrhead 1 1*0 1Dr l.e llu re , S e le i ■ Hi 1 Ihudim . i urch in Sfrnfo.il Lev I •* l^p; ! ® .'lb 2.fi*i Onion. AA Hit i* Iter tut.da U It t.ger ami hi* wife and pledge O 2 . SO 21*r • P l u m b i n g a nd Onion, lie d llerm iida Mir •o i i i i t i u d l un*h Mip|H»rf p 1 .4)0 lilt Itomnine. P aris AA'hile G a s F i t t i n g AA e also e ,,du.se t be missionary ■. I d COFFEES ^ Best By Every Test PO ISO N S T* ' t ' • f (rout and rill- *...... to 11 ' I l f *■ (turn 1 la that Wt) tl - -d Inimprove Kt'iuirie aituton e ! headed and li'!id Hit..- , ‘b •»•!>• t l . . ..rrei t ij...al i * *• , ,i %, . a . m : ilitf l i k e The - s ' I’H* ' t .lined lit Ttlticll Min ' . fin .it ion i-iopi r sr I on, .11 ’ , n IV Cafe irate "w luiug inuiifr fur a. itii* \\'U flu v\ 4-ri rrfor*n,,t or i. d legation ol • ol tin* v!frt' wjm m is 1 * 4 «<titi mu t ti‘< l ' ■•r.fd im mPh-rs and proml«t I li# ?n-f u ut LO Il ' * to nolfr the work tie‘ y •t i-----------------------^ — 1 the lukefront there \* • ■ ' of ,i ijetini 1e date On Ihe Move. »l fame H av e v o j learned A l l ■I" liter Kissimmee (la- FGS tl |P Ei IE ^™f*©Sh S g C. H. D I N G E E Marty U*e«. L ^ * ‘ 1 1. ftookh! They a r e jiirnert out b> itte Carload " , V ’ .* 1 1 "Ai.j eaId the . Innip^unlPiUB nil', /’ till, they are nsnfuL thlTiif-s > * • >to i . t ibxiyfng that •V one HUppnrts a cor ■In niter where there Is a ra»ti,t utisstng nnnthcr thin one " leg of up writing table L,t>, j '• civ ami tiiia volume of t'iji* b tit tfie tlitiii; to keep •». * - "tisiir Itow 1 ' * • n Tinrty Seven States .......... tn I'D l- reported ’’ potterv it in an 1 Hi*' geological survey, V, |.4 * is reported from eight * 1 a four »lates. ruuHonr tales and porcelain from nine ntatc». It. « (t ' are. the commonest of {-1 , T's was reported from V'*f m l ..Ii-now m e irom 4 1 - t'vii stepped tin a lot d|f new feet ■ LUo. ' k. ** i **^ • , I , W ork „ R frffrIVCH M y Attention And B e s t Efforts Opposite City Hall ee...',r ....... „ . P iT H iin a l Telephour No 26 for |»ti*M*fitinc 1tJ, i n ) l g * Resolved that ilns to work at . . „ ttiis S £ : I T h e L. ALLEN SEED COMPANY g -TIIK I'KK r.O MMl. <ll!l»i:iC HIM SK" * • AAHIST S I D K PK fl n i l L D I N f . S ANFOI1I). Fl. Oltl I*.A the ( ungfega-1caa D o ao o aao o D D ao ao o D aao o o D o aD o o o o ao o o aao D o o D o o o o o ao o a At the Star Theatre Saturday, Nov. 20tK comcdysserais°!*C/. °. thc g 0 “ The A dventures of J. R u fu s_WayingfoTd An Installment will be Shown Every Saturday Night in Addition to the Regular Program Admission ,5 and 10 Cents ^ • ' ■ i- n �;.. . i »msp? * PAGE POUR * THE SANFORD HERALD R. J . HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager i w* - NOVRMRKR I9 f jj| j — town. No one paid any attention to him and . he remarked that h«*, could whip any man in that roun- ORLANDO SLA M S p - . W rW "4¥A O U Lj A IC111 I\ 1 j tit Y Y O L JU o ty. The chnlU'jjge was not taken ------------‘ up and he remarked with an oath THE HOARD OF TRADE READS HIM (hr*t he rOllM whip any l) <1 OUT OF SOCIETY PtiUUMd twyTn«*l.jr »ml rrid»y THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ... of it kuii In th(< utalr anil about A C Q U A IN T A N C E 1SIDE FROM T lff’l MANY AD VA N TAG ES of having a Checkin# Account at this Hank, you are forming an INTIMATE ACQUAINTANCE with the offi­ cers of the Hank. # There will be occasions when this acquaintance will doubtless prove to be to your advantage. T h e Orlando Hoard- of T r ad e last ill 1 I t e a nuiet fellow stepped up eve ni ng unani innu' l y voted fur .i N O n s c t i m o N rtucE. in auvanck and knocked him down and stepped TKAH 1300 resoluuon co n de m n i n g the editor on him When the loud one rose of the Kustis L a k e Itegion for hi** he seemed perfectly sntTHREE MONTHS 7S *° hisfeet is tied t h a t he was whipped und re­ recent campaign ag ai n s t the brick I M I i e r d In the by C i n h s 9 3 .0 0 l ' « V r i r In road system of Orange count marked to the people who had A d rn n r * er 30c, P t t M o n lb T h e resolution d e c lar e d the art icleenynacaat* In Adannr* Most II* Mod* nl OITlr* gathered aiOUIld that he had " s i m p l y appearing m th * Hunt is paper to In t aken in t o o much t e r r i to r j " W* r . lwf d An Smnd-IUta Mbit Malle August, 23, 4 untruthful and t h e tacti cs of tin. are of the < pinion ihnl wfvep C l a r ­ I tot. nl lb* I'oatotf.fa i| Het/ard, K'O, Ida. ence playing around his own Kustis editor were condemned in Under Act •( March 3rd, 1ST*. ------ ,— severe language. The resolution little hnilnwick with the sand oil OITIc* In 11 * r aid Itulldlni T t l r p h o n r No. l i t mud pies that his assert hi ns were met the vociferous appr oval of t h ou taken at their face value, but present, and the r o o m was tilled when he sl opped over int o Orange with the most r e pr es e n t at ive eitiW E want your b u sih ess , T h e high cost of g as ol in e is licing T h e resolution and Se mi no le and way down in to xons of Orlando. i nv e st i ga t ed in Florida hy t h e ' g o v ­ was offered by E d i t or \V M Glenn e r n m e n t . which will he good news to Pinellas he was si mply ‘ Tak i n g in of the Sentinel E d i t o r C K flow 0 L. TAYLOR loo much territory** and like the II. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND R R DLLS S t on ew a ll J ac k so n T r i p l e t t of the aril of the Citizen confessed that hi f ■■hl»r LL %Iff Prcbidrl F. L WOODRUFF Vk*-Pr»»»d*nl Missouri man he is satisfied that Ami ( nltlrr St. ( ' l o u d Tri bune. . . . had a similar t esoluti on in Ins such Is the case i pocket which he was going to offer . . , , ' .... Huj despite all t h a t Cl ar e n ce has H -r V ! 1,11 Up" ° Li] ^ng, men *->),!, and done »-e still s t a nd by him had not Glenn ben t him to ft over c hi c k en s has I....... changed in J l j M ^ . . . a U a y , st and by a friend I Several members s p o k e in favor r f l -auderdul e to killing a m a n over a the resolution, and there was nil and with all due respect to the No t much difference dissenting voice when the vote wa-i ed at an inf ormal dinner part y i n 1 lundo Hoard of T r ad e and o th e r s I Union Thanksgi ving Nervier ( Je t Your Treegf, I' Unl, tlt \ i c t l m is concerned taken * T h e - text of the resolution who are anxious to harpoon him honor of her niece, Miss|Elizuheth T h e churches of the city a re to \Y. F . Nuhrilng will u ,m ------- O ------follows:, ^ we are not in favor of disf ranchi se­ „ H u ms * T u e s d a y , everting*. T h e fdl- unite iri U T h a n k s gi vi n g service on Herald office eve ry Frldav mofn|r Petcr R u h l blossoms o u t with t h e ment In elffier the S t n t e Iligli w i v b 'Y y fo ^ * P !,i**ne<> E . Woods lowing Wete there and reported a next Thu r sd ay morning at 10 CIO at nine o ' c l oc k to take ..rd*r, nf Lufxls, Fla., e di to r of the E u s t i - ( K,o n <| t i m e : Irene P e t er s , J e n n e t t a o ’clock at the Methodist church, pl ants, trees. rO'ea, shruhs, „ uru,fr Avon P a r k News as well ns being Association or the Florida Press identified with the Ar c ad ia News. Association. Lake Region, has printed in that She l don. Florence H •Mows, Tltuaa corner of Park avenue and Fifth st oc k, et c. Only the I. i-m „f , l0f[ If t he re is a n y news t o he had Pete T a r b i l... l . ----Mr ----and ... Mrs. W'm Adams. street. W'e would r a t he r see him charged n ew s p a pe r - a r t i cl e s a nd photogtaph Rev. Mr Steintneyer. the fur sale at reasonable pm-,,. ^ can he depended upon to get it up with the sins or commi ssion t han of ( ^ r e p r e s e n t i n g t h e actual condi- Miss B ur ns showed the p a rt y some pastor of the Methodist church will him at the Herald Office .tf tioriK of Orange . c o u n t y brick rnucl* . In the right manner the sins of omission, and no one the latest dunce steps, among In* the rtiiuier of ceremonies Rev were *sjI a Im were the f'ii Ir.► *, Me Strong of Uie Congregational | U can say that Clarence is tint a put down at a ciMt of JfilK) ifliO. re ullmg from recent unprec edenl ed tMll. and church will preach tin- an hi versary j t an g" Chris Cndrj ngton h i-* s t a r t e d the fighter and t h a t he has not .dFittonLess butter Is Deeded " - 1" """ ‘ M.rs Williams is tpilti’ ill sermon Rev Hrow nb'c of 1 1n-1 Daily Ne ws at DeLitrul ami as usual stralvd t h e power of the press Whereas, »>e lir.s ci rcui ted cop daughter. M •' P eshyt- riitn - httrch .■.:!! r--:i>l I fie hits a bright paper for tin* winter n . 11 you use I t1' I I I I * I I,* k I I! g1-1*. IJ Nicho) .■!• r* i>. -I hi Ni-riptures lb i Mr II m.t --f mouth' \11 hough ( ’ hr i* j n . • i f1It i fS P F. |{ I I \ I S I I LI t l o.i • parts . of I oml. t j-od i <at u r d a i lion ii.,. fJ.iptjsl iliiir.li w,,l I, ,,| it tin m h a l i n g no eilitotpil page I hi daily Dun - l(*\irw (or No ve mbe r I m |i th- » .......... t h- I it d Nt airi Ike . in la i , i liauksg vu.g pra n r is . l1I ri g I * <avs i i t’ r g di.rvputi.' '»:**•:! Orang. T h e Ynusig will be udder the di rec­ u " I n spile of the rapi dit y of the l o u n t y ' s brick ro ads, and by the E D M U N D It R E E S E tion of the Mi t hodi st t hoir but all T h e o per a house at T a v a r e s h a s ! niovermmt, t h e r e is no sl ackening of usj- nf these a r t i c l es ami p h o t o ­ tin- choir - of jin- i ii y wiM In- nsk>-l the a d v a n ce that f oreshadows the burned down, taking out of Flor IEO A I A D V lin iS IM , graph' It: s Hiiughi to disrupt the T h e t mi l ailed Dramati c Vdnr In to nr-s|s| It (ills he-Uggrslcd enmraetcut! development ida 11f•* one of t he mo -1 nii lrd l a m i ­ greatest publie m i t d and in bring diseord T h e Sung of llie Wa g e S l n i c I tiiat all tip Siln-la - *■ kl-ols ,> in a Ntiltcr wf Fol­ m i r k ' o t h e rwi s e known as \ lit aril's in the history of Hie eouiMcy Ni»( I*a in JO li n e mill Ill's voting lipio f -h s d| ’[ lie p,i I mi 1 laid l I O 1111 - m i n n M 1I Py .1* Foil •. It nil t o 11.- , •! . il.a; ■ cn| lowing iiiapy month . I gr J ml re I oi i| s mj i s for (lo t- ellenneiil i,t doubt b< glad to >. rn t It.it i o i e i y and a d j us t me n t to new ■-> i, M-rnii •• at Iln i . r.otis i h n r - h - - ai d <os| in g a hour jbil.niid i t he si ale nf Florida . a ml , famuli- Edtnuiiil Hr. will .i p [»••.«r leafi h to tin- |-I ee of T- w i k ' i i . u g dltllM.', progress has . ■>|TI•- Allh -Hill I rile* ill e was g) i e|i in i W heri is hi' it t a c k s up-* , l lr igain in lor ( <j f l|>.- I Tk -s mat t- ' wr11 d> ' - I •in a r u *1 ll-ai tear i -on > feared i* ifti I hi <••' /> < r ■ ! lie. t .............. .... > < l-r i* k ll lg h wa . • a • S4 f *l , f» I ■ r prod n. I p in 1 M .1 ri. prs , Jlltb i . i ia• a ... A t i *• 1 1 some ui i af I• r ■ el ’ In n, ,, u merit to t ho hopes ill ‘ ' 1o 1• ' t • alisoiufeli nthfi ' i l d e and at ll,W ij,. sf a \, . ni l t hen t- I'oMr '1 lit III * 1 » 1 i *' ' ' 1*4 giant. I ln- Nung po'|| imi -lead ill gams m strength, II- : ,\ '1 S.-l In I- ol I liel el I Olol.t same t i me rankly m alirnu'. un \1rt r h* Iii s urvi » I-- * » I I would be us !i l a k e ut> i t ' 1‘ u i ' d . i ■. ami seldom if * ver. has t h e i i t i u 1 hr s*i 1 * Ilff j m fair and utijU'i t he r ef or e .. ' f fl. x1 to 11, i v • - be in- fr hi "t I I tin i- I p a -f ^ r i i ,-r ( t till, -o f.i lore. l i ilMlJIllli'il « xpap " « *>• M.** 11*’ % f|(e* I to J : * d l II r 'Id . e l lb- ii r e s o l i , 1 |i, the Urland' producti on as u ha • lilfed m o r e , of i h a i i k' gi i o.g I" 'iir. to 1Ht •I* dltnIi l»** f i sum Humi o -ss is joi longer Wholly M arc h I hat the war in E ur ope Hoard nf Trade, iliut Ins practaw. f a t <| ***•*( * i l l | * pages of I m m u n e history than any I he scr Vlec (levt 'I’h ur ..|:i dependent upon the war demands •1 > *»f I ircern les-f would I as i ol least |,hTee M s l, I ' . l ' e r 1tees method-, nhuse liti-ralure and •fir.. -f , p o I nr ■ ■ I *T l-'o-l ill I d It ha - f III J tin !.i, u ij - r * r o 1 1« th, w i . 11 p 1 1 .. i , | lh • Tr ij« || || (*• . J in |' r i ■j -, ■ Uri wis. |, i i.Li<o , I,, i m o b tuned I lie lliijilisl h a l i n g longer r u ii" and i r- d i i "id t rier f a - I in pt m i m l i o n n i hi work V stl 1 i' Vugit't *>1 t til' \imi I ’ l i r t In' t t j i o i , iist*p.f i i e l i a - f ' b i r t H-III Met a! I id.l in - 1 hii.li many pli mg for * ami I lie Jeiwii of the [leilpie rr oil . 111*1 the rn.nler « til •‘ m e I W m -ils has v io la !i d t in Mm ini- W rn \n\ t. mi'* n>(»n t <* i " p'uriha.i having ■•'! abllshed I liHWx 1Ll i * w .ji,.p< r .ii ••»>if t . * .tn prilii'ipl, ai I i m l e r l i m g motives .A. \l lb ! o , i of line i a Mlpl- i ■ lin t t h f o u g h -M ir j. "I I* slfl M ■g of l i e I oil ' l l! ll I loti -it Ik* I - ill l.i **l J- .- . \ I* un ml 4 ii ur • h. uuiUi I •• i m- •> o v, r t h . pIto fi•g- jo . i- o *4* mfpi |* 1 nunf i ! »•* IT : - . i t - ll I lo 1• . <i fu I' o rn i.i H ig l a a , \ -it a 1 1m i w h i * k l"ik' * i i * ' III . Hi ' i g l i ' flea ’ I l h # , w.i" or ig i ili. or g * j f,, y the In I I I, Oil C. I! 1•• 1 ► h » [l , 'it l i t * su p p le s t.. j r t i f l l o i * •»' I t , goorf I *-. o 1' t a Usi 111 » »*n 4 1 G* ca 'c g 11 i f in it e p u r i»* * •*• 4» »l rirf. t*i II Jo . n d 1 hernia . b 11 ri ' o ! i • •d |a., i h 111-1^* 9. f P i l -md ir ll s uf t hi** r♦***•»1-if inn In |u [f.u f t t f lr. il r tI Th.ll a *1*1 : ll ■u.. > I 111 KI N t|l IMP H f * ••111 ihc in11»!•f I Mb M< 1 lie • - III* li.l tie , T h e at-fi * fitM11 " 1 T u 11 *■’ : ki Y ,t .* i of Amt itisomu- [i a> i ar-'m i E , l'*i-.lfie For ,i Thou . : Ujl'lj* I hlx dist r i d fai a rugged, holiest Nr..i \ in alfow nig iod a ml I klur i UP i i i j / l i I M i b* Ve ' Line 1' o' y ut-iira |to-i .it* ■11. i ! | 11- loll* i *•'i :' ' It. d 11 .11 .* Iiii'i no: •*!,!■ to « and in i in ion ph-dngr.i| hs .dr* ally gi v«-u ;*» | also , o , hi­ I,, f '.tin .d w' |i .i • I -i . t* c ll Ml {fh‘ i • • . ■*1r! •* r * *. 1 i i ........... I II t i 1 S , V “■1 i * ri J i m . S i ,. t \ | *; * | t t I g t ,, 1,, i t l i. viHiggn , i i ■ ,, Ai .1 1 'ii'lltlg ilcglee* H i - Jr ,hr , ii d iiU 'i-U i-h d* I’ i . >, I-Olt ! lh* i 11- the c hl-d |s i ' i 1 1■i.|,| if 11 oi.t pi'vi - iii 1. 1 ,.j,d to 11 1 list 1 J IV1 *.'•*.* h1 h* 1 «.! iirrfi/it,ii k ti ust anil faitfi of ^ K l o r i i i i . m j o u r ­ \ tulin I ill i .t *|. ri r■ ■ 1. if mark abl e a it am incut.s have heen ifi f hr p i i hf• * 1lie ill VIMI,n i ' a merited promoti on Metro n a lis m a n d d a rk e n e d ' th e ethic* o( Hi ■ ini jfnlr* i**i t*n11 • •*' . * •ffli I •urnp* i Nutin Sung I iI Mr H a n ' e ll is a citizen of San f or d added t hose of unlillt'd steel toiiTile si I a y 1lur If*. sfvely at tin S t a r *m 11 >HU lit ii *a tr t | * the new sp a p er p r o fe s s io n , lie ^t ■h f ■ ■ iJ.» k 'll f ir * 4*. The •il 'i a fid fur I he lu » ad miS'um a lid has t he interests of tin- city at nage and c o m m o d it y p ices * I’rrf / | r y * * * • * • fu rth e r ••■ solved that u ••••i»\ of this \i u I't i *1 * Uif *1r '1 'rtl f **<*•(. 0 i I 0 i t i i U . » Inch i i h h*-. ri1 .'lid re iw that he t- s i - l i h d III it di-x ItIim lii-r iif l he latter as d i m re ' -1 11J Jr,r-r !»* -I JsaTehed lt fie 1 '' *x ., f » . Km|«| X \ Ite v o w h.-s l i . t ' h - d i*t her town in I fill - t i ■ pi are ilill In • depended upon t .» give I't A d h . D im " pn M-I--M -•! tin- F''*»rola - I’tesi .i ii i11, i' ig t lo 1|* •! i •• > ol hi-* ill't r l< ’ a -j u .111 ■ i l n hig hr-'l l - - i i l i t . - l l -ral d - r a d r s . ....... . 11■i|in'st i g 1 ft i r I■<« r•’• ,l, 1 1XI*i , i ,ik t u l a t a n d t•-■ -1 \r j.i t a I r l i ii, p ' l u c i p - il iron , m il lion-. a . j Ii J tint o r g a n ! ,’..i leu to it , .* i i i I i i I ■ giitto d tiuifi h m i n e - s -n lit, w -1 . n* •* it low !'h >| rit. •■ri den i ,. . . |. | Re (Hi I t ■- -il.ii I 11*! sl'ii r 1’ i n. |i|i i |i*'|s tb-vti J It pn in its h i ' i " r > t a l i two ex is-p u on * (.1 NLV X I T E M s f H I M ! I l l < I \ R E Nf L W I Mil > * -I T I I’ J ' \ | I wIt'll if hi* 11lo g ic a l. lie WC l e f to Is TA ik a K notV or a Roost, ki'an 1 -gi i i Mg linn* . on I'tiur'dai I ln I ii bi min I ln.it d "t krade ha T h e n a, a re-w tmFl**-r In tow n amt , •>n ri I• lh.it t in gi-nej.it i m u l r i r (in- - * i r □oooooaoooaaoaooooaooooac} goi.i ,ii |, i h i J ,i' re.j u o 't m g tin «,i" ii in 11 c a l s it u a t io n is e n t ir e ly devout oT Ri-l <i Ut terulge S i ' hi!*' iuiid-iy ei ldeucei l uf I m work an- iiiultlidyresi gnati on Ilf ( lateme- Woods, e d ­ ir r e g u la r fea tu re s tUK.— Fr'iiti an Exchange. M a rg a te ! D a v is R e p o rts from„ fm the usual services i *i . itor of t h e lTustis L a k e Region, c i e r y section a re e x c e p tio n a lly u n a n ­ F d •I h v t r * , . ' t \ Mr M o r n , is here . i z . hu for (he from the metnliership of t h e S l a t e im o u s in d is c lo s in g im p r o v e in e n is I -n .-s t u ' JM winter and w« are glad Ii have hint Highway AssOi i.ilmu and f rom i lie ° V E T E R IN A R IA N fj j. voice* i j i e c irc le of w id e n in g a c t i v i t y h a v ­ hack Flotilla I’re-o- Association. While ing ex tend ed lit* d: M i E. to al I I ra n c h e s of ‘kill- Tlior j i * singing' class mel at OFFICE Cl a rer.co Ini-* liccn guilty of imlir chc t fa entr rpri.s ■ in -ill p a rts ••( the co-m I lie Fill bee Hull'* S a t ur da y illglll cr et mn it ins ari n U-' on I he brick try H A N D B R O S . STA Rl.KS ■ yet progress is s t ill m u c h mote After singing (of s ev oi al limns the roads of S e mi n o l e count y an d O r ­ ra p id i j i so m e d ir e c t io n ' th a n in \ T A H I ( . g j-rngram wa' clcanged ami the Hru.g in i our 11’ in o a ti d ri- K a ange count y and allowed his zeal others - - AT s > . v As I' to tie desired Mins- it x A C ItlK IC E 2 hotses andil mules, "hoys" did l u f j i i s t h i n g ' , silcfi as Hal* D mule' fur sand u-phnH i-uids to o i e r a l i s d - ( m u l s h e s the m o tiv e p o u u r to the Wo |||V| ft tils#* |'M»r > "t 4 li.inre I . . I .11fuf ,1 treated Have, ilndr lis-tf* j'laying i ho urgai). lh*' mouth h a rp, , To -«|y* rmt -u I ur" i■ ' i % . »tr r-ff. * i n»/ncf i j * « ,| nii Ins s t r u t regard (or t h e truth wheels of jir u g r o 's e v e ry w h e re the umined. shar^i r o r h e r - dr* *''* | kwuiit itrtij niurtTtiLi - •rrii* in fit-f 4),T , t fa* violin the b a n j o an d rnusicitVj and j u s i i i e we do not th i nk that hi a ilv a n c C >3m hO gloss! tail ft* Ls’ l.w L * 1 1 1 * , f t" | sf, ^-.J| s » •Inwii. |*tuj(Ctions cut ” 11 1 (! J is most uronounrs il in rattle b*m*|s ' l,' ' i n t u ! * “ and Mr Ifijj *4' »*ft •o*l ■|n'■T•*1 *|im* ’ > \rt'lr(sa -ayisl m i n a r s rvtnicte*! ■ Jshould III immolated Upon 1he m a n u f a c t u r in g , hut if tin- r c l a i l rl> Fiiibeo -itian-il tin* tlcxibiliti n( P. K. Wilson. Jacksonville. 1 la. Ooauaooooaoodftooooo0ooboo5 al t ar of 11. di gi tal io-i Jo ' i i c h an ex v« lo p in e n t see m s re la tiv e ly slow it I lour l**wrr ! i rirf *-> hy doing so ini' 3>* i ti-ni He has wrllleii a r t ic l es that is only b e ca u se nf i h»' c o n tin u e d the latest shuffling d a nc e s Th ey should never have been wri t t e n and h a n d ic a p of the weather T e m p e r a ­ were aide to he out n*-xt day we really believe that he has i n­ tures hav e been loo hig h for t he Dr Mar* Iwtll «as railed u i t r jured the reput ati on of Or an ge ami he-*' re sults in th is u u n r t c r , yr-t tinM on da y to s e Ib-nry Harrison who S e mi n o l e counti es Cl ar e nc e owes g ain is more s u b s i n n i i a l th a n m ig h t was hudly burnesi by a roman us an apology, he owes Orange he expected u n d e r 1 In- c irc u m s ta n c e s , ran dli count y u ii apology but il lie does in a s m u c h us co n su m e rs us well as Mr . iiurav. brother o f Mrs. Claudo i .not choose to r-xtend one an d even d e a l c l s find re p le n ish m e n t rn-cesUiiulcrson. snd d a u g h t e r . Miss F ' l i z - * il he persi' t- in hi' present policy ,'i-ry after a p ro tra c te d period of I HI 111 Mil I, |( XM , e ,, a both arc here from Deliann*. Uliie. f i i n t s m r ; v n riMa-t'' of k no c ki ng the brick roads and furred e c o n o m y . M o re o v e r, though ti t Will J U K ( visiting at Mr. Uaulerson' s. ' t llt.TIS. Aii'H'*>i*iii knoc ki ng t h e counties t h e cr ime is the ele m e n ts h a v e m ilit a t e d ag ainst Miss F l n r m r c B e l l o w s met with a| hardly great enough to wnirnnt his a full rrdail d is t r ib u t io n ,' I ho w e a th ­ number of the yoUti’g ladies tirul girls expulsion f rom the Fl ori da Press er has fav o re d the m a t u r it y o( the \ < ... , | t>*day « veiling at latke Geneva und Assoc i at i on. T h e Hi ghway Asso­ crops and proved a dist inct boon to Ca p KiT(. . ( ; ir|, The l lungs ilnn I turn np m lliis world urdil ci ati on can ill- as they pli-nrc about outdoor work, as is e y . d e , ir.-d I»V ; f0 j|„w (nK uprt> (irua^pK Misses K a t h A p 'i'in I t r d u t o r if.-! flu up" his m e mb e r sh i p in their r a n k s , but the large Increase in the u d u r <>f f l y » , t 1 ‘ lara I f ur rb o ,, . Louise ll meipber of the F MOdu Press liillldl* g fier nuts An .Tiriuini wiflMlp. f : , ^ r\iy y .: j^ tn^ ,,f •nett at l Jarre-, f I he ami L**i' (irtuit, B>*s Ahmii -m I IUII we I'lI'utfcsl * -uti rS . i i i U i t i l I n '||i.' VfRj Gi f i i n i tii ui y trjjnr] n p p u k sin Proct rtr, I li'isa 1 i lull. fiu »te iignui't C L n t - - t■i -1 *: i n •>:' "Ut i unit b T t l l ,' , Georgia I "a 111 s f j a ! 1 Hut h. Nnit'ord i s K I s s u e m e c tuf lh* ;u l\a iiiv n jfh i uf \o u r tiuiintilI't M* VVj! b**ut an > i pKi.wt inn G* nrgia h * A Flilna tit-igj-r. M irgle rial nili-ft L*t.i Sanf ord f»t**i hall >uuad liU* » |* ■i f e i 11 g Iii ’ ** uph«d >1 A t klilsitn. Helen M’- rii u. t oriniuin Ki ssimmee, Nn i I" snrfd <ul t o ad s in his own cm Ruulerson and M r s . " Willie Ia*e 1 IV r t ent In terest Paid on Savin g s but be hud no right to endeavor to played a good game Hope scoring Vi c u ' i n i s . ( li no i i i n d e ’l ( p . i a r t c r l v foist bis ut* to* upon the o th e r conn . n touch down after making a Tfl- Scii: Mr Bradley' s Tin Lizzy" i* m s a n d ill. j u t iloui* tnakv statu- yard dash, through the line f»r ii wearing a Fm llir* lii-vnsr Who m i n t s del dilatory to the atdd cuun Although Sanf ord played a good ONE a n MONTH.H l.lt was PEOPLES BANKOFSANFORD SANFORD. FLORIDA t where - ‘ or- jfg^CarnationMilk r. vg Kt A m--- “ 1- ' B* (VO* •; 3*. I DR. A. DOLAN? lHANKSGIVINi S P K CI A L S f; : k8 P IA N O 5 McCULLER’S V ••• •: f it s y s H Fine Turkeys Cranberries Mince Meat Fresh Celery Sanford Lettuce '^Imported Dressings Raisins Nuts and Figs ties. »5: £ k I n "trying to cover too m u i h game Ki sei mmeo )ilayed bet ter. T h e next? irtnle tin- in la- score Jieing 2 0 to « in their f a v o r . 1 Gulv.r' Est her idee Ini' recovered t a k e <|f t h e irian in Mlwdurl who T h e sensat ion of the game was t h e from hw brief hut serious illness walked i n t o » saloon und r e ma r k e d 7 0- ya r d dash <f William Pope . and b m sclum! ag.,am "Claude Raul er su n e n t e r t a i n t h a t be could whip any man Id t h a t c h rough l h . line. L. P. McCulIer GARFIELD SAID: B a R D .'F L O R ID A . a t io n a l n k I �i . NOVKMI Congregational |T n7 nd about the city || I Idle Happenings —Mention 1! „f Matters in Brier Personal Items of N. Nolen' M Im K dnu C h itte n d e n w ill he ttie <i»-r S u n t iiij evening u l 11:00 n'eloek T o p ic . - ' T h e W a y m which (Jod W iyit* to he T h n l i k e d " E v , r.v body, wclrnm . [B ituaflaaflflBBaflgrtaaaflgaiifliiaaaaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaafljditaaaK ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... A R E S U M E O F S A N F O H I) H A P P E N I N G S U P T O DATF. j OPENED fl A'littit ill C ttfTtfTiii ftK11lil m lor Ihit 1 'rliimn in Hottrif K4 tloi, nr f'kunt Mil K A Tlthiaii |'lt><a« No ?03 MANICURING -— M l - - S S liS S r S ------- 1 '<9 HAIR DRESSING PARLOR I . - -- - « V T T E N T I O N f | I I U I II S H O W ■ ---- •----- m '.rlUOrt ri*'a#Llitl343^ rlfUltf l1 r%Mrz/ i l i . illS*: 1 w**2 A3 *4 A*. 1 '«•/«• *4 &t C. . Jm I n t e r e s t ■ : O n at i m in i nf i |h - ruin iilu n ) uf the exhibitor * of the Rower show Madame Harrirt lia-s arrived and will j i S o c ia l ('a lc n d a r S m it h , c lu b * m em ber*, and Mr* ; * 411 be u n a tilr t„ g, | ............| a , u m | ♦ Miniin jr> of I he Floating Small 1 hi* afternoon t* \ \ Brndv an d M rs S o t'l.a ■■ : he ready for business on Saturday, P the entries will he npen until l » | Tj|k> Succinctly Arranged for O p e n in g nf dower e h o w . nd plant sti list it nnt.g “ November'Jlllh. I’horu* 270 and make f morrow tiflernmiH at u r n o'clock* ml |, Hurried Herald Header* t h e *hnw i* on linn itt the room in T o n ig h t your appoint meiit , S h u W t r n r IC r n li the court hnum b u ild in g noil is xer> Mi*.*c* H ig g in s house ilunee » # S’ 1 \ beautiful slio w c r id m i-ir T h iN r Vnno D e F tm -al i' home ’' u r r '"",ful S a t u r d a y afternoon i o n s .ir iu t e s was g ive n hy l l * E m f ; . r s p e n d in g the s u m m e r Fm tte r slmtt eon 1 1 n tied. broidery C ir c l e for M rs H arry I. « m m‘ molt I' M. D e r b y . Conn. N o tire M o n d a y , N ov. 22 G ih s o n T h u r s d a y afternoon at tin1MMW »•»*i i u f H u i i u i i i »i i i »,vMVAMiMMViMM1 '" 'M 111111 •M.WAMA11111 II., .i.VAAMA1)f t I I I rcg'strutiori boo' of t i e c ity Jap anese O peretta at I m p e ria l home of M rs It. C M a rlow e, w Inch ti, nu e fresh B e r m u d a onion acid --------- r of Sanford will he o|ien at the of Danring m-hool at Woman' s Clutt wii? an a t t r a c t iv e event and m u c h I | i Philip*. litf-hir at lire of the eity elerk W ed n esd ay, Tuesday, Nov 2-T e n jo ye d T h e l i m i n i were p r rttlH co 'riiiif< i(> (i(iv irii< iii< i(i« o i(;(icV iV < iiV (V (V i'ry i ........ i: the vi sitor* from Alla- Nov l< th and will rem ain open Dortiino 1Inure of S o c ia l D epart ilecoratctl with red roses and ferns M, , lien today are M. an d M Until !' r id a v , D r r e m lie r ird tltliee rnetit at C l u b house an d the guests p a rto o k of a seated hour* from !* n m to pj M, 'J Mr* Sam H ra d lo rd en te rta in s luncheon 1,, | nun n a nd M r H agen T h e tab le was 1liv e ly , P m till I p in tti Sat Urdu v it *M)0 f Inti centered by a vase of fell roseI, > H • the I m p e r ia l M o n d a y night ‘i v^vU in open from 7 p rn u l l >t W e d n e sd a y , Nov _l V / v i ' i ^ i ’JtV Aung .1 basket 'tiffed with and " ' l l ...... ‘ hr o pe r e t t a. C h r y a n - , p til ,for lir (|l). the |11I|p04|> put pose of o r,.K,iM(,ritli: L it e ra t u r e D e p a r tm e n t meeting rib bon tied p a c kag e s for the bride l *• rrtnrn l u l l uualified ■ lunlified voters voter* foi the general T h u r s d a y . Nov 25 F ir s t S how S l a r t s 7 : 0 0 p. m . S h a r p , S e c o n d 8 : 1 0 , T h ir d 9 : 2 0 and at a given s ig n a l these were eleetlim 1l e nt i l lur Till K v e j y . W e e k B ridg e | ,eti.il Monday night Benefit | H" showered upon her T h o se present In T N lt K K IU C S H O W S D A IL Y M, W L O V E L L , heside the guest of honor were ul tin W o m a n ’s C l uti. G re a t song rtmcnf of J l u p t i x t T r m j t l e C i t y C l i rk s M csd am e S M a r lo w r , C l a u d e H e r n ­ hits. 26- tf c T h e a u d it o r iu m at the B a p t is t don, Osborno H e r n d o n , J . B . L a w Mr 'and M m . f r a n k I1. F o rs te r T e m p l e was filled a lm o st to its c a ­ son. Zeh BatllfT, G e o W atso n . II are expected homo this week after p a c ity on T u e s d a y nig h t to greet Jf. C o n e y , M o rto n F r a n k M i l l e r S p o ke H opson, Geo, spend INK several weeks in the east F R I D A V , N O V E M B E R ID tli In the lust n u m b e r of “ T h e C a s ­ M iss Estelle G r e y an d M o ritz L h o - Fox and Misses L o t t ie C a ld w e ll a n d “JUST Jt.M" ................................ Four R eels ,,inl also in O hio. k e t , " the official pa p e r of the u n d e r­ v i n tie, the p o p u la r e n te rta in e rs of C h a r l ie S ea v >v . • , ( H u rry II. Carey and Jeanne T a y lo r Primes* C h r y s a n t h e m u m , a c le v e r ta k e rs an d e m h a lm e r s the follow ing the lirst of the L y c e u m C o u r s e to S A T U R D A Y , N O V E M B E R 201 h r> 'V•^* '•* ' i• . re’ t.i JjK ^h*' benefit ftf'Vhe.- M u s ic ab o u t F r a n k M illet is of i H c i c - i . be presented this season If the up “ F O I I P R O F E S S I O N U,N R E A S O N S " Two Reel* N i/rrr S o r i a I n Jeanne T a il o r and ( lifTord Roger* Jiep.irtn c r i f nf* t l i r W o m a n s C l u l i c o in in g from the l.ig ronvi'otion ,»t | pearnnee of Mr and M rs Lfo -vin n e T i n \ l t a r S o c ie t y of tin C a t h o lic " \ (. O I K O F I . O V K " ■' - ( o nied) ,t-iv night at the I m p e r i a l . S a n F r a n e is io E s te lle G rey j* a g u ara n te e of t lit; c h liti li will give a " s il v e r so c ial” at ho m e-m a d e r a n d ie s " F r a n k 1. M il l e r of S a n fo rd . .*■•« Number* to come, then tru lv thep' W.i-hhufn's 7 .tit T u e s d a y e v e n in g . 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Tie luk.'li hum flu I r w in & G ile s l l m p lcx itui and "I the sculp i* 1 1“ bt t rt wed 'Don't w t-r. d iitn ty * and a ttra c tiv e a n d ■b|'V was "illy o f t h e w o r l d is t h e f i n a n c i a l h i s t o r y ' '»•<i p er al i ve St ern 1 specialty "[ Mad.oin Hurtle' a ' " 1 t e m p t i n g d e l i c a c i e s W e re * e r w u , at B.- 1 ny ,’itl but vn owjtr' and lots •2 1 H of N e w Y o r h C ity . -------- ^ ------ 1—- rp- -"'- ■•^»- | Hie la.lle.s of S a n fo rd and i i . i n i i v t h e r e f r e s h m e n t h o u r . Meal t i cket s Jn.- “ twenty T h u g u e s t - iji oll iJ r*. «,ne jitciil*" neri' di*trlbu # I and < 'A T I I lU ; t : P l . A N T ^ . b - S u r e h e a d ' w i l l tlnd m hi r a vaHinble a lly nf th e g rilc iw ils h o s t e*H w i r e M fe ^ No o n e of th e g r e a t b a n K s of our **'*1 " . i k e Held u r i i ' t l i f i , \\ e are the ra i'?b g.‘ Uist agi M a k in g | ...... 'll'' gUi'sts at the “ lunch Spa tiliu ugh Mr* Sehelle M iiine.i. [liehofiU n atio n al m etro p o lis g iv e s m o r e H r i l t , - M i* . D . G .' Montm*. coutitt'i'• 'ovet which presided M rs. &Dni growers o ffering you t h r betit y o u n g again is one of the t u c o m p iiM * , c a r e f u l a t t e n t i o n to t h e c o r r e c t •Ht, of M adanu" Harriet and ««** Nlrs M „ r l o „ Mr* J Khe| 'n .tin lied, not these r e m a in in g kl F rank and M r s T o m William* th-ft *1 "Ur rrop i* set, • r she will he wcb " m e hero-g " hanU"*znic]y guWneil in gi.n.haiii and p r i n c i p l e s o f b a n h i n g t h a n w e do . U . 2 5 pr herd, M r I M 1.eiji Kart . 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Jill) II SI il 1 ) a 4 n j j y u o ijo jy o p u o jano^j a a ifa a ja Q y 9 U P 3 |^ JO ODUiaUIO^J 0 l|J L t £ �'TT-r-. *' *1 1 V -'TT’lWT w*rvi7 -V i ™ . THE SANFORD HERALD M G E EIGHT N O V E M B E R 19. |9|5 . IX X X X X X X X X X X X S iX X X X X X X X X X X X ; H A L L t lT H < * O K N K K TWri* L« i b u s , L -- L T*j*or. Wbo bii the rep of • ule-or. H r m in a,I1 ( h r price* In su ch f t F t r mm11 b I I c p *, T l i* I j « i r p*^me<booJli h a r t llf f r o * a p a ir r*t A complete line of school boy's clothes'being closed out at very low prices. New stock arrived yesterday of boys pants, going with a 10 per cent reduction. A large and varied stock of sweaters going with a 20 per cent discount. The best underwear values in the city. Good bargains in new shirts, collars, ties, sox, garters, suspenders, belts, etc. Sinn's cannot be sold for less than we sell them. k & y: X 5S«X X }e«X X X X X X X X X X X }e< X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XXX X X X ir. ii STYLES A Complele Line of Over Coats and Mackanaws Ladies’ Coats aid Suits S e e T h is Line B efore you Buy GREAT Cool Weather Sale Now in Full Sway few days more for you (o get your Winter floods. Low sale prices. Shop at the Three-In*One Store. Everybody’s doing it. Business is good at the Three - In - One Store L. L. TAYLOR; Prop. H. J. MINTON, Mgr. Just received large shipment of comforts, blankets, sheets, pillow cases, Iwd spreads. The com forts and blankets going with lnL. reductions. cr Wednesday's s h i p m e n t gingham going at 5c per yard. Bargains in stockitig*, underwear, corsets, shirts, waists, ele. — HUI.KCM lOHNKH uvag. Inis ret urn.-'! to lack ■It \ a ml b\ il,i- •! v I r ' O' of m ade .in i ’i i.'iler the § Wh b h h»» rul p f b r t *n d b > r| *ln . g .l ..,. • frr» l Wr*ll unhr.il*ll"*lf slate. If you ro n r oner *•' I above - l l . f r j au br. It In I h . l ThfTr-ln -O nr Slot. Cottijiig K rrnts T o the Citi zens Of SanfordGr eat Operetta M o n da y Night P l a n t sal e and Bower s h o w in K n owi n g t h a t L will be unable to T h e -operett a Pr incess C h r y s a n ­ W el b o r n o bl oc k t o d ay and t o m o r ­ see eac h and e v e r y one t o express t h e m u m at the Imperi al Monday row under auspices of City B e a u ­ my t h a n k s fot the support given night lor the benefit of the Music tiful c o m m i t t e e . me in t h e pri mary of the si xt eenth, D e p a r t m e n t of t h e W o m a n ’s Club I desire t o t a h nk all citizens of S a n ­ will open the show season in S a n ­ J a p a n e s e o pe r et t a, Princess C h r y ­ ford and fully a ppr eci at e the confi­ ford..', T h e o per ett a is under the s a n t h e m u m at the Imperi al M o n d a y dence expressed by the votes, uml able direction »f Mrs Lucil le /Vspinnight under auspices of Musi c D e­ I will ende avor in every way to wall Tlkarh which is siillp'ient part merit a c t while a member of the hoard of guarant ee that it will make i d e ­ a l d e r me n in sticli a man n er t h a t you prided hit. Mrs Tukuch and li J Agnes Guild bazaar in Wei Mill. a Mill not regret having given me th»* | Holly in the title r o b b l o c k . I >er 1 mcl ud privilege of serving you I strong east,- in all the part With t h a n k s , I am mg S II L i n ' d . Charli e Dm pee. Miss G i e t c h e n s ' ! dt7. Mt-s Fran. Very truly yours. B az aa r by ladies of Bapti st church Aspinwull, M i s Charli e Seay and Dec. 4 th in R o be rt s ' store. F r a n k L. Miller m a n y others give great promise of a great performance. T h e music is Junior Kpwo rt h la-ague b a z aa r at the home of Mrs J,. I t , Philips. In Circuit Court, S e v e n t h J udicial of l he host and the play guarantees Circuit. S e m i n o l e Count y, Florida to keep the au Ii■-< ee awake every mi nut e of the nun Senior Guild of Holy Cross Church Peoples B a n k of S an f or d . Admission to a pti'l of 'Inannual supper lit Weltiorne block, g corporation organized and existing under t he laws house fid cent S a t u r d a y , D e c Nt h el tile - l a t e n{ Florida Vs Note i I nt i t n I j a ( o 11gri gat mr a f® laidn G e t t i n g Rid of W j r l i , II A I aid m. |1 D II zanr Dec T o Get rlil of Ma r t a batin’ them I aid m -II and II W ( 'aid In vineg ar two or three tim es n day and pul collodion on at night An Melt co part n e t s . trail Monday af ter noo n , Nov 211, th o t h e r o f t e n s u c c e s s f u l c u re for Ma rt s at | ng and lining business a nn ua l t ha nk ottering servin' In to press upon them until a pain Wa l k e r , ' arid *r t he firm name and t h e home of Mrs. C It shootn through them, as t h o u g h a \ <'al.iw-i II president of t he Cnngr.-gnt imiu style of D n e e d l e had been s t i n k Into your flesh and S.K ' . and 1 > \ \l issionn r \ I'li mn They Mill shortly a f t e r d ry up and dls < lid AC ! t> 11 t alii appear well and ii \y t al dw. l t /'• rsiMiuf M ml , on def.i'iid.1 n t Mrs \ li T h o ms o n , m |io has milt s o In.ill s <♦ ♦ ♦ N "t ti'e is hefi'li \ g I\i'li that lltl- | ♦ I m'.- h - pe n d i n g a few days Mith Mrs M t sor \ ’■' ^ Remnants of silk for Thanksgiving wear: Silk gloves. $|.5o values going at 7f)c. w lih Ib rii b»/**ln* “ Sanford Ave. & 4th St. Phone 412 of fo u r b*rk f or nio,r i FO R R E N T li ► ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I 1 For Rent Furnis lied rooms, -*ith or without light housekeeping 210 F re n c h a v e n u e . 25 J i (, Throe ollice ruiiiii- nvir For Kent 1Or Store. N, H Garner 25-tfr Yo un g nude *M •4T For Sale old. weight 1 100 pound>. It F rank. Sanf md Heights 2b It c Five acre* ’ of the i(l-%t For Salt celery land in Florida, fenced, cul­ ti vated. art esi an, w e l l , near K It, Te rms ■to .ult and brick roa See I F MeClil and. hits er ' h'i ' ' f M 0.0 I' *4 St at ion < Cat ill! tgi* Plant n, S 11r •iie.i i uni yy.- i*t ‘•’.LLT yy , v. hi- 1.1 s artet li 'H ‘ Yli gr.> ■>. ’ .. ll.'f i it g > •HI 11, , -. ■ f v in*. III 11. 4* at • '•"If t.c.l t. t»T * It1 set $1 25 Per tt i i-.lvi . r..|. 1 '. 1 ■It'll Vc r\ . (targe* pr.- paid Al . . >.■• it t " i n pa 11 \. Sa. 1 Hi it. For Iti -■f T mo Fur in - hr - >Att I ir 11gilt hou ekeeplll g Id > I■■ xrp.-r Mi'i'V Mrs vi a vagi . u| M •*ti a vcmii -------- —^ w----- -----For Kent !•unit* he.| r«. ■ • n Thi * hi k* t h | M ;i V! *'l! * n CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING •1 a t . ,| . H i ' . t ha’ I I M Hand. |-'or Fi\»* f*»om ■ - ii* ♦ ♦ h e t ' t! of S. in i i no tit y . Florida. Mr and Mrs W I T h ig p e n ir 121'. Part \v. $12511 t" No Veil! bel \ 1* rived from i h e tr wedding tri p Ttli'» | pn i he 2'M h da i1 ciud utv «r. tc* <. \y j Hit i .a ft .. ■, .1 In t pat* day ei ght f ■ ' ! • 1Mir t I ny .. ! ford, i n: da ' dour m d at the p in .. of |.u*in es> M iss A d e la id e H ig g in s r e tu rn e d ♦ ♦ I .. K. ni Three furni-1,. 'n'.riii ♦ ♦of th. at >. \ * i ,0 " 1 ip feudal I * (rum a le n g t h y v v i i to P h ll. u l. 11>hia I I ■r tr. lor light I o Usek' i pillg All Loral Advertisements Under ilnd Pal m e l to A vi' located at San fo rd F l o r id a , at t lie \\ e dne sday afteruuon 21 :ttp corner o f F i r t *t t •< ( a i d M a g notia This Heading THItBE CENTS a ti lb on I. .'lit lb •1•• i t a vi'|i in m jt i-'ti ■ P* t s,ih at d m !l I.ini* For Each Insertion. Minimum Mrs Ge o rg e Herring acc o mpan i e d I 12 \1 vtil- ll. uNlleil t: in 'I •-l Chnrtfe 25 Cenls. sill at public »a!t lo tile highest her y ou n g daughter. Kb .inor. to t '! *h ' • i i Ire ( « « « < ) I i. I . i r, 11 on Vk ''.I in s.|.» , m I i- r ih< .' i I in I 1 <it'|i I ' • i ■, r gpp. . r. i! o ' *. -i• g I y l . In W I1 hi .it the I i.'icr at " . itn i g v ♦ ii y\ ' 'i I ' d ^ <* o i * v *9 <M> <0 O ^ I '.or i a gdt rd l o i r (’ - . ( e l -st I l la . • d*. i f a i ■! tl'ip g ' k or Itetll b o o m s for bgli' liUU-t For Sah- Good allround rnnre "1 lycul l a n u 1 i i 14i l , ia. trpiij'iiA*i 11 1 y in- k . the firm mi me and style I.ess keeping Htfl Oak avenues, 20-tf buggy and harness. Cheap for enah vit'-d to give number s on out of of 1> A Caldwell and Sons, ami Box I'Jijfi nr West Side s t o ' K t town pr o g r a m* C Mm D D \ C 1 Iw 11 Good * mx room house with bath n i For Sale Ford truck fine ha 0 I V i n II. I nn • ! h \ y and e l ec tri‘i ligjit for r e n f ^ \ 1’ MrM L Kail..'* " | Tatnfta i* Mi I. rgam Five p.i'-i h p • It m I v:-*' i r i ( .in t I . Mr • .1 l i h«- r in-st of in •r itlot In * Mr- 11 u s, mp log barg iin. H el no ......Ii I i i fur d If " . ■< Hr.idv. ■ t t h. It • ut Se\ er al ............ thrr I or i • <i . . r a g e , Saiilnr d Saiilnr d. II- . aa I ’• i f yy iV i r 4 iiwell a. l.luyult' N I f 1 III 1 1 . S . .. l..l_V .t .1 *U fs , m TTi'riCM nrtd -Mr*. S A l . ----- ° . 1 ♦ pus -'<Tr.'—T-"t> Trees. „r r H e - s ^ , t ^ - „ ' 7 ; ii J - r , , ' ,|l. M • fi t 1,1 1 1, , N 1| . f . . I tgh 1 n m n . ii k !-h d w. 1 M -----------------------------k•M 11 1 or b i n t or Salt* lluusi I*1 1 b M>-t! tiig.-r gut, t - of Mi outside corporate l i mi ts Half ut il y n i* met t o A ve W .1 Thtgpep I lil-ll i ult Ivat ion l . ears \b<ml ’ ill u r n . F! a . nit large pines on lithe- half \11 fi'iice.l Ml 1-.1 tig till II t el IW .ed M r- C f i let I l or Kent Due room It and ditched tfuurter mi'e of ( mo from Augusta on Thursday to depot KntjuiM* 121 y\ Nit'll shipping stations and First St Per-, IM l Si . lo r n e r Oak Ave feet drainage J L1 5 0 will buy it if F r a n k Adams is n guest of For Rent T w o furmi-lied toona sold within the next 10 day*, worth Iter aunt m O v n do $3000 on. See owner. 'JUT French :i I 7 W e s t S'-m u d St avenue II tf Mrs li y\ It rnily cba|>eroned ( Iminu lor lloiisekeeplt.g e>'rt" cot genial pi r 1 V of y o u i g pt opl • ti For Sale Eggs and B a b y Chix of fn J odgt ug, Mith. all modcri ■" '< Oilri.do on Thursday, n mi ini. i celebrated Ri ga! W hi t * Wy and o t te* . ..piouV... ;tl Uu FnirvieW. enr l j ?*’ until Sunday Jug performance, hwivy laying birds; aff, :tn,f F/(.neh Ave. nm Imoking orders (or same now. l Mrs B C Ti ki.eb is ; t b o m i, th Fitr.ii-lieu m o m for r*-i t Also u few pullets anti enekereU, vf it* ngi m r.Iti r n pit ; a t t vi it t o h ,.f i -tf i ■re -! P i l vili-i e s imc s'riiin F P St rong, lnfi *R. mail daugti lcr nt G . i i - v i' i i d h e r so |oT I t v i i Ii I t 'I hird St . Sanford. Jr;.if W at R o d m a n . . rtiv ing lioup------N------------------------l ‘" i |J. t T w o act e* of 1 Hernia > For Sah- Two fresh rn i i tv cow* e ry laml in Florida Fenced. ri* 11 a ml Bros. 16-tf N P E R I L of their lives K i t t y O r a y h-.nd i-i good order, -tr 11 . _ I vttlo M and ln.r fvitbful follower gallop Mr and Mr-- C Spt For Sah Globe ti’ iimto \\ kiI o n -1 \. :,r Mo or e’s Sttitu" If madly ibrouefi the darkneva fuf.IncksonviMe ; r r . ' i d t S fbiowed rtdentle h bv lh e ir fot-i. iWbl i iilth.ige pliuils. read , for * *t - iplile of I I McCl el l an al ........ .. M on da y t<> make ti i city kivc 2 r.-'tc ting. $1.00 per thousand My St nt ’on fut i i i I onn from capture, fntt once again fa to pinuts grow II P B , , be. Id. I favors the lltave. For R en t lluusi-.1, cottages, (u,‘ Ogden, F l a . ' 25- 7ip HorTver. tho hasrtill a long nnd thrilling Mr. an d Mia. G t gg M . t w __ Lidshiil or unfurr.i-ihed, ligiK hntwccenrrh betnro hrr. Many .fangei* t.r in hrr a.id btil.y from Mn ti, i rt i v d <» lutlh. Pi'f_» a. _.ft nrnUii't la r ilrtrfrmer.l at ,,,! N c p u . g room i, etc Abo lor ' A For Sale Two i-lioii .• Io| any erst lt> ttfttl ( "i n brr Ihc tru.U ot her t be steitim r fi mu J c t <> \ liaur.llrsa CC.rt^y AhJ ( U v r C f t i . ItMi llmgs. fertile- celery land;. Seednd st ri e t , $.’175 for the two terduy and will r u b l e i S fo i litis, -.v■!1 it >11 end? The whole i l r y It PletiM'd to show wnd . Well located and in good neighhot- <*r improved Old in lHa thrilling ju= turo tcrtal TI III give priees. K. T . Woodrull. * V.ooil Te rms to suit porch a er /I, tth' F b i t ' l l * t h i - r . r c . t t ve na l p i. l u r o i t o r y t h m u g h ‘riiiyl street^ . P hon e 107. Seminole Real E s t a t e Co. , Geo D. r r r r y phaae ul l i t h l lh l e u , t u n i n g >d venture. Mr. an d Mr«. Leslie W 'tit n . Kitty'Or Gray haslitcraby taken lha whole coun­ Har t. Mgr. • 25 2t r n o un c ed the birth nT r tr11 f• -o try liy ttottn. Take your lartoly every week !•> ale Itu* mailati'oe '-I pHnfo I'lsy a. (nevrThursdt y, Nov. |H He wi.l I mrnt.wnltc n by the fleverett of ti, lion wturrv For Sale F.vbi| l^de row).nut eilj' named C a l arid |dayis! by a ioni{Miiy of tirdllant ttnivsiul gin*' 2 1 1 h P , ^2J S • all a ' M on to •pvt" play atars. Ferry rtf’ Two Kiml* of S n u r t n n i i * ■’-t " On e troalilc nut unr way.1 said ! ..r Sab\\ ,. t.-.l Position by cotnl’ I m.1 iv r. i^.ii, . Every C n d e 111" ti Is dai It takes au tntlrtv *’ n Iii*ll*».*, . oi \e tiIfltll> locate.J. ul pru e hook k e e p e r and stenograph.-! If e e * I) ibfTunt kind o smarliies* to git a Box 1122. ("•low its value and easy terms. years' ex|tertt.*nce. T h e P h o t o P la y S e r i a l S u p r e m e political J i b font what It t a k e * to 2 '.-2 tr 1 5 E p is o d e t — O n e E a c h K e e k A b o one v a c a n t lot well located ford, Fla. fill <!e office creditably ” la-1 of closing an est ate A p* C o n . Lost Boston F ou n t ai n Pen nelly. 22-tf J dtp Return to Herald office a*H Elusive Hobby. 26-2tP Wlfo (ntiRilh I 'lajut losik at the For Salt*— My lot bn First street receive reward. t FO R SAI.K l I Apjmrmtly nothing can tlu-m 1IKOKEN ro ts | WANTED { THE BROKEN COIN See A L L tN ’S THEATRE timo! This morning you gut home nt t two o'clock mid hero it la again after I m)dnlghi " Husband — "Well, you know, m'drar. It's against my rule to come twlco the same day.”—Boston TronacripL beginning Saturday, Nov. 20th •M opposite the Robbi ns Nest Hotel. Yo u ran J i u y t,his property cheap on -liberal terms, Address Rupert Buc kabau m, 903 Frankl in st reet T a m p a , Fla. 24-3tp ‘ Orlttah Silver Coin*. British silver coins are made (r0° nn amalgam of 37 parts puro •B'f* with three parts of copper. it �: *L IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION Pu b l i s h e d SEMI-WEEKLY IN SA N F O R D — Life la Wo,th Living S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , T UE S D AY N O V E M B E R 23. 191 al I) sh o w o f flow ers m o st plants was BUT a th e o f f ic e r s SM O O TH b r il l ia n t w ere EN O U G H TO CAPTURE TH EM SUCCESS AT O N C E — -1" Onc of the boldest attempts at highway robbery that has'happened hi this city in some time was that of two negroes who held up Mr. BalDy in his store on First s h e e t ^FfifTaV afternoon. One of the negrbek-Themed Will Robinson walked ipto I he store and asked for a d i m e ’s worth of t ob a c c o and when M i . linker pulled out his ling of small change to slip in tin- dime t j i e . n e g r - i ’ - confederate named J e ~e \ \ il1 1.inns grabbed l lie ..i. k and In t ol them ran out of till Mot* Ol filers w i t . s u m m o n e d m id i n p u t ) .Sheriff Lee and Police man Kennedy took the description of the nr gores und were not long in locating Robinstill. He denied having any com­ plicity tit the robbery but the sWeati'g ..ltd could In1 W en i i*igbt of tin* e n tr a n c e wev i, l i] t i l l - ol a s p le iu ijd v a ri-l .,ti d ^''iR',i " ^ t l V found up. .1 fi‘. * I oilff.. p m n seill.lH . t: i. . mu i \ pitas, (erils ill lid • ii d p i.n its lo o '^ a in u rtrit' Tht r.- whs iffso an ex w h f t v . v urie tjt^ (Polity ............. t i g h t ' 1l i t fiO tiie r rfx< h ^ h i u w l -A m p y of ru stic il o l i e r ' t->|.fay i <d (fairs ol tip'll vvlii'n il litviuiP'* .inirfaiRiif itiid liinn Miil |Jiii*.siiil by inv.tkJhbiig ttur ppoblc* It ami muuiy, jintl this-duty is .seno* of ihpir rospoiHihilitv. if sip-h a' iniraHt iu t . luii then/ art* aNo tim*•• ' is iu.>ssUilo a innti> lili-s-iiitrs mnfi rml upmi 1 .1*1 u s all in t hi s st'.isitil of l i o u m i f u l c r o p s a n t i i v s t o r o d r nf al! 111 i111/ s. I'll is Mason rtf .Afatld 1 *b e lltl .i li^ j» « A fn e m u n )'- 1 N' t ■> boat ed i f l i n t . ■' ■1 1 1 in .i l l . while Roth Mr h im W illia m s negroes Rake: w in UM\til j* Mr t! » !rf s I In l i illli' » iTf • SCI. i.l-Oll VSII >I 1.0 tlllMlt'Ilt ol /or- pots ;m d | difilnyed iiv I o ld fw1*0 ■ 'ntTrai t l A ' o 1T ' . p T t I f n i l liu it lly in r»auh |uurnt#*. . i .ff of tiie -ti** ^ wits tin tmt p ri ....... le s s A'hftta r||.til [ii'tlpli- IliiliM t's|jt't'l.il!v t"* '.- 'M ill f .r r ^ r - el l:ti k M* ’ •*a ■ tftfCjt. ..■ ) m il a 'i.' i •i-p | 1 d o 1 ' . . ii 1 <1 t li ■iU1111! 1 I S'.1 ; ' III'. tl'I Wit lb ill' /diM t'n r ■in-.to p a l nmi/.aid 1 h " In.ul 01 I 'i h rtljf ii.ti'k I ll.lt 1,, jM. -flipped t o -p/p-rjit ip m arkets to gladden tip t tearr . " nf t h » p e o p l e w h o • j (, | , ,, vi - ■. 1 1 ■ ii i-W e x i s t i n g in m o w -arai tee a n d 1 In | " 1 'L i ud - o f lip i" 1 r "W t in t s m a k i n g . sp ot i ge r lie- I my t i m t Seimnoli.' 1 oui P> is : ii ■ o n l y r e . J f iai dell S p o t m >lie ^ r i r h i ; i h e r e f o i v . Hr n Uc.st.Ived. Thai We\^Ffpeo|tle of tills Illo-f ia’-opo county hereby urge the piirjcbty of .scttifig aside all rivalry and aspirai ions for office anif;£iif'a?ft*V fjours^ forget aliou! polities anil bv ctiinbaKd'ntEugj^'K lo'eib’fturagit'intliPtrial. ■J* h f l ets r h a r f t r r r z m l in particular. , "I h 1' re. i if cold ri ip -.eem-* i n ii :i v-e no s p e *1; 1 ' g r u d g e .n* iPP't tie Sat 1ta|) if gfrnv 'a .tiid <u r lot lo* e wdl < , ,r 1 uni t e m ' Iptu-. c. ic, cl thr n h in iy '•. ngful a n d to 111 * \ r a i S in g m - T f i t .1 n <1 S a i i T o n l 11 I n ' l l ' . Illic it • 1 VV i | t e l ] forrprrrnt a* thr- vngnr.t tfr . While every ctilf fviitcd iwtvjs fallen wit 11 plenty, every heart responds lo ftv* w&filtvri hop* of gnml limes; every ripple on ihehnad hosnni; of I, ike; Monro" up) L*ssup and Harney luvallb*s an invilaiem 10 our p e o p l e in engage in •hi 1 omuicrc •of Tip* world \ 1 h •h ippine,. nf on*-is iln> ■hi ern ol a'! tic ;ask 1hoi'iiopj.atiuu. ul uux uu.ghbon, licitud .ill over 1 Ins ips-k of t Ii*- wood uiijff piit-siiTl s uiul a 1 it is awill to til. ’ h'1 d.-ftl nf a in".s era mditsl 1 i.dly ilnd otherwise tve dour' il lo he known Hntl J’jnfuM throyyti open Ipt g,it»-> and vve invite the world (.» enter, hiudei*; Had". s*d! a n d Imy and aid in inaugural inp .1 prosperity 1 hat may extend throughout the I’.tml like tt tidal wave and to meet us in a spirit of broad patfintif good fellowship intent. only upon the common good df.mir great count y. THE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, S;inft>nl. l-'li'rijlit. N t t v e i n l t e i '!?tr 1 heir 1rH'l s III Jll'ollldl .1 il, 1 l.p I. Iv t|ii III- if f*.|cl 11 wind 1 111 11 ■, Mill 5 *-t.«f v. I i . ul . f ul palm * mtlinued <>11 Page 2 in g nn i Ta l bniiip ial r o i p' li ll nn g e t t n g work . lid are ob l i ge d to beg or . t e e I a l i n i n g Tin ar< of 1 lie c l a s s ti i at s h o u l d lie g i ve n tin- rtiii f r om tlie i i t v m i l n e i t h e r one of 1 fn m ha> i n . 1, l o r e loi g a nd il t lie . h a d 1 ill In eu 1 al i ght so soon wou l d By T lic^nn fo rd Herald O ^ r'4. 1 SU PR EM E f Ol RT THAT THE DIM 'LA K ES (H)R.NTO . G A M E LAW IS UN- ' C O N S T IT U T IO N A L Uy tin opil.ion of the vStipn-mo Cnu r i li.oaii'il (InwfCTiiurtnl.iy , tf ^r - titfo^, ’*■ ’{Villi hilniMe ' i n i Tj gv’nte V or tie it ill ifie'.'iiilc of Flornla . j u l 'tIn-. 1 nmercuei .tlcnuties tiirougljoui evkry * itmeay ittll Inae tii ir po-ii luiiTiivv's, hjiprente (Murl ill** cltrei'l tlie luAt legislature .leteil UIIv.PiJy in eiukllog till- oltiii of i UUii ”SIH> w.trdeim "ami pl.n'tng the ’ tog your repor project ion of Inrillf uutl gam-- under * Sciutkerii ^AvcredLl-d li.1 . ' I In i-ver> way t h a t V ’ lt eet ll i l "ate you. your / cummunity keeping y'otrr * -hi.id on t h e Ii t ,- r o r d i h l L y y o u r s "uei> 0:1 thiir nut girthrent •• • it yijui sclu'ol it mnking. I no A Tlti.t s* •ini »tiy thut Florida standsj ■ th^ii^1 '^IlctAfs. amt the remit it I tie , Lt\i*i. co’verjiiK <hif'.juiiitiiig of birds V : d gOm. s ii. this s t al e will lie -under ’jjtt ‘ : h wi l L ol tile tf'Veral counties 'I* 1mong the sout hern s t a t e s f. ‘■'hD. and Mrr,. G»o Hoy h a v e j H rived irr*alH- city aflcX spending the CIVIC D E P A R T M EN T O f WOMAN’S CLUB, S f l f r M F - hav 0 thi rt y odtl, st^nmer at their mi miner homo in 1 ’I*- -* i'. i i;«t. T h e Jconfmit^*! W O RK S WONDERSfifN SANFORD . M iehigan .and will he_ Inerted If gf.MwJ-ltetl Us lilt tits ^tad' l l - I Jl t^u.ferr ^'otiage for the 'MQUi*' . ‘y . - M A N Y P R IZ E S GIVEN f.nn. Mr. ami Mrn. Hoy have ^JaC^Q^Vi Kanfutd b>r many Lynf v-■ l»osi" of friend R*Ut>jLlul:Httla;ol<l Sanford l o a n ways glati J o 't*el h t y ' ^ r t v e r '{ij en more nttraelivrlye >he 11 e _ - "1 . urrayetT than at the prerent.wrjAi.itg, ‘' ft «f J^u cred iu<i^S<Olund t. ''^""Stag pubDr Tie Aerred h. s- it would proliitlji^'ifepl H-^feire srhuoli ywifa " V 'w c d upon. t “ l!l .hf wn*«le out Dorembeiylli * , published, hav 9mutime ‘Tii^Jtlnaiary I}>^J^:«lK»u»..xh«dWjind L'l'ir has litkew ^ou -Hi-f r e e ^ ' do so. . , dn, I wntpfto thank yoa'infc tho i^ *'.I'? v«>«how^me and lorwht -conunfs>tlo/i jn fbrward- Jrt|J,,v‘j |1g the cleun up caatpafthr'tit ■P^t week. nO vigor<»t|Kfy A " H(fcd 4iy t lie Cll It* cum 11)11 let ,uf' ahich A! m.‘ ( H Dtngee is chairnij.il of I k e Welfare l*epurtment With gUeh sucrctgling y o a r j . s i m e the i onugnra(JJt/iL>jf C le a n T i p Week t hroe y ears ;.^tfO*i)y the West Si de I m p r o v eme n t elation titere |tus beeji C a t c a l l Uy , growing iotercsl in- the welfare ItfRd cleanliness of t h e town, due 1 9 . it,* unr emi tti ng elTorta of t h e va f i * a 6 » civic organitatiorts and c o m m i t ­ tees t ha t have been continually at 1 work in behalf of nanitation, c l can ‘dhteits untl beau t y , and, today there •}» no J own in the s t a l e t hat can dual thiir deputieoefor enforcement. Itr the opij in ’pn pared l»> Juntice Whit Acid, 1 ho -fijiyrerite Court truvjitliis thut portion rtf tlie 191f» ;iame l.w rebtOrtg to the i.Mninre of Itccuxur, exoe|A in one particular. It will not be ru'civutry for u dtisen of Florida in -iutw him i-ll to have been a resident nf the tminty for six months in endeavorl. g to necure a county license. The Duval Count y Gun ChUu through l>r,- H H. Clarkson. Itrought about the test case by seeking t o "V have C o m i ty ' J udge Phillips i*<tue a hunting license under the 1 91 : 1 ' ' act, which was repealed this year, under a writ of* mandanuli. The Supreme Court issued The writ uiul •ordered J|udge' Phillips to show Cause on November 9 why Hitch license should nol' be granted. -Dr._ Clarkson, through attorneys John E. and Julius Hartridge, sought to 1 have the entire act thrown out, and especially those features dealing with the issuance of licenkea. In Continued on Page 2 • � 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, 1915 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, November 19, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 19, 1915. 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>, November 19, 1915; <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/a443881c6ea2770a7a86e0a3566de7d1.pdf 811dfe947c3dbc7b6137666630aebc66 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD NOVEMBER 12. 1015 under auspices Presbyterian Ai(l Society. Continued Irom Page 5 with the law firm of Kay & Doggett. He is the" son itf Rev. Dr. and Mrs. ThoYnas C Clark of Washington, 1> (' and has muiTr Jiicksbnville his home for the past three years The following announcements have been issued. Mrs Lafayette Atkins has t lie honor of announcing the marriage of her daughter Florence James taipavar* Ladies' N ov. 19-20. Flower show and plant sale in Wei borne block, fin der auspices of City Beautiful commit tee Dec in I S t. W e lb o riie Agnes G u ild and • cltliana of Bpacial T it Behoof IlUtidrt No. 1 of Stmleole courtly, or do. i r e by said ordt r required ■ to b# ind app*ar prior® thr rlrritlt enari In and for t hr Seventh Judicial Circuit of tha ■talc <*f Florida, on ilia 30th day of No* ram her, A D. 19I&, at 10*00 o'clock a. m, at kluimtnrr rt the county of Uacrola, ■late uf FI or da .n# aaidl circuit, to »how nuic, If any they have aby 11* aaid Imuc of hondi *1100111 *rn||*, b« tmnfirmed and valid aled, an ol ding to law, at which time anti |»1bi/‘ alii per* urn* drtlr ing may he heard on i hr matter of t he - %aliitat Iqn of ■aid bond*, an I* provided Ity Chapter B ar. a at b lo c k . Buy if o f your g r o c tr today _ fcHftit of the I- a * * of Florida of lOtfL » W k n e * * , K. A. Ilmjflae*. Clerk of *ald court and »hr iral of ^aid court on (hi* th« 10th day of Novembe r , A I> J9I 5 Ladies of the Baptist church will hold Christmas bazaar in Roberta’ store. Dec 11 Senior Guild, Holy Cross Churrh, nnnunl supper in Welboriie blork Dec Ik Congregational bazaar ami food sale, Welborne block. Please notice the correction in date of Senior Guild; Der.* I ! is the Mr. Henry Culbertson Chirk Wednesday, l he tenth of Novetn- date it will be held. ; One Thousand, Nine Hundred mid Fifteen, liirlh* at Jacksonville, Florida V By the stork express to Mr and Mrs. T W. Hansell, a little son. Tuesday, Nov. *J. He will he named John Thomas. ‘ •ra il K A I l O U O l ASS. C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u i t , S e v e n t h Ju #! i H a l C lr r u H , S e m fn p le C o u n t y, F lo r id a 21 F r ttc NOTICK OK fill M Alt Y BI.KI MON N o t i c e I* h e r * b y g iv e n t h a t a W h ite M ■ ir Frimary will be held in the city «f Hanford, Be m l r i m e co un ty, F I nr i d * , T u c a tia y , No* %cm h e r 1 $ , A . Ittlft* to r the no m i n * * tiiifl o f randhlatr* f o r t h e f o l l o w i n g o Hirer* to *w ll; Fur Mayor of t h e H t y o f Hanford; Hfvrn (7) Counrtlmin, and rive f5) per­ son -to rnrvc for two yean nrtl rntu* Inc *■ F*ecutive Comrnititeraen; *U<» for r e r n m mendatinn by primary o f % p*r*nn Jo serve ■■ Clerka n d C o l l r c t o r o f t h e c i t y of Sanford, and alio a p e r t o n t o irrrr *■ Treasurer and Collector o f t h e c i t y nf Hifilonl, Th** la»t two nimrd offler* bwInc appointive office*. a p p o i n t m e n t t o i*mad* by t h e Mayor and c o n f i r m e d by t h e C ity C o u n c il T h r p o l l * w i l l bn o p e n e d at e ig h t o ’ c lo c k a. it, on ■aid* e lite , a n d w ill d o * # at liv e ®*f I o r k ip m .. a n d I h r f i if I r»w l n c n a m r *I [ p r a u n R a r e h e r e b y , m i *p o i n t e d t o s e r v e a* cle rk a n d I n s p e c t o r * o f «ai«f p r i m a r y , , t o w it; S c h e l l c M airtdw. i n s p e c t o r ; T i m K e a n e , i n s p e c t o r ; C . C . H o w a r d , * I n i p e e l o r , W *W l.onf. c l e r k . Friends of Dr. Bmichetle urc daily For Sale E v im u d e rowboat knowing enquiring for him, not gine 2 l i h. p, SJ5. • sll at Monro that lie is visiting his old home ut Sonuf CuUntlur Ferry. • 2J-if All candidate* for the various office^ to Thonmsville, Gu. He will be u way b* voted in raid primary mutt file with This Afternoon: Fella K. Frink, aeetetary of the while for revern! weeks. For , Sale — Sideboard, table', man's ' etreutlv* committee, on or before Mrs. W. L Morgan and Mrs. the |0th day of November. 1915* nnllro of chairs, Birdseye maple bed nt d their intention to be candidate*, and at It. C. Bowers give reception* Bishop Cameron Mann ami the time of filing atieh notices, the a»*c*a- dresser. Iron bed and farm t o o l s Saturday Afternoon: Cury-Elwers are the gupsts of nitnt aciinat »uch candidate* muil accom­ 22-ltn pany *amc, tog4*her with a written *latr- 302 Olive avenue, Russian program of Music De- und Mrs. Forrest Lake mrnt pledging thrlr willingness to abide by the result* of «aid primary. No C a n d i ­ put tment a t Woman's Club. Sale- I veo stoiy si\ room d a ! e‘« name w i l l h r p i n r e d o n t h e h n l j o l .Monday. S m IS: H ary I iill-i'. cor. v eiiiently biented. R. \ Fatly r tt II Bell of Kts- why does rol •malif> will* ti|he of the itirulive rc mmit t» e * it hD. the Mrs W I’ Carter entertains for s’ m nice and Mrs R !’ . Cobb uf time1 alive «i eritiled below its value and cits;. T hr, mm ti-sswntmi * a» ntad»• l.> t|♦* «■% *•* u thi' Children's Home Society Orlando urv guests of Rev . Arthur l i v e r t i rrrm it t r r are a* f o l l o w Also iito- vncill t lot well I Tuesday Afternoon, Nov Hi. f i n fit# Peck und his nut her at the ri-e- F e y M a y o r | a<rt of closing an estate A F o r C o u n c ilm a n ■ ,io Social I h'pitrl nieiit Bridge Puriv F o r < le rk \ C o lle ito r %o n in II v 1* op T r * * • u rs-r A-g * # r * * ir , mi I Wo man's t 'lull W i d ni f d a \ . Nov 1. llc 11 1 " . IS \ | s | | I, X Aftcrnuiui * . . . — — ■ '• tr r E* .1 tlnrrralr-*- -— The Eight Hundred Sewing Club meets with Mrs. John Tyler. Miss Corinne Robinson is with Welfare Department meeting. Mr. A l> K e y during the missionWednesday Night: arv conference Miss Era nk and Miss Williams' Turk v Du lire at I *luh house t irian>|u Sniit li FOR RENT - Car ktnlI of l trlur,*1 f M r. F. D Mold, v 1 11 f u 11 I o U f t , S r i r n t i t J u >1t r i a l ,‘ r m l n n l r i o u n l i 1 I «• r I «1 a m l , n| Sr m m o l r a ro fp u f in t ^ a ini t h f m i f i i I I' fall ! U i H tim il |e f I |t f u ri>! e \ J R 1 ' « >k a n d I M ■ I * i ii .. m p o . i, i* t hi ! (I o f 1 IJUI I t 1 til * ill of ' e ltiim ih I Hunt < 1 ! (i r X A Complete Line of Over Coats and M ackanaw s n m viAvi.n I Will in- a r » l o | l « l * l r (o# til *' p*M|| ion nt N | « ) n r \\ *»f S a n f i i n l , oub fwrl t 4' t h e i l n - i u n r t of I li*|,dr P r i m a c y i «* !»*• h r hi tn N o v w r n l u f H >v n g r*» il**' r i t ) t w o l e t m * a* A l t h f n i R i t «roi P > o k n ^ fj,» f J rt«*Nia o f o u r romriKCiiiwt-aith. t l i c i t * v r I n n !« of ■’ | l»rjnrl1if t o t h r r i t i a r n * in m a n y w *yw a* t hsrf F n * r u | l i k e a m f w i t h o u t m a k i n g a fty p r w e h w l i o n p r o r f ik w * w il l «•■■«* t h a t t h r o f t h e « 11 y w il l b* * t t f o r >'■*] I Ifll p a r t ta l l > b u t a*'**,»i»iiiiig t o th e 1,-fief of i he o t i ) »i rrl in an *-»« A ■ an A b le r m a n f u r fo u r v »vifv a m t j n r tu r i' ilf ig t h a t r*****»*l. 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( o r t h r p y f fioea* n f *t H i *m l l n g , r c i l o i rning anil taking u p an m i l * l i ( lin n | laatle o f I n l i i h In t h r a q m nf f'2(Ht 0 0 0 ti l l, iKavi«-1) IrJ S p r r a!I (too ! atnl liri'tg r I* a t f c l N f. . I nf Si m . u n I *• c o un ty M o r u la , a m i lo* i k r fu rth e r pur p ., n r uf c i i w i t r u i t i n g pa% ing * r if l l .a ^ - f * u r fa iln f <i-M a n lo g bw o. •• • * o.j*. • , * / .ketl l t n i l * »M » o f f'o fu la i wi’ f l l * . ! * «h p a r t |eut a r » , n * rr •**' u« .or. * • I | • *1 | , , to aa* e Ml ■»|* f•trrf f Tim i vssm soii MUM* li *1 *‘"irrf iil-1 V -.-Of to he h r hi Nov f l M b * , l"« f* | bfbl I hi* poill ‘on for tour year* an.I hat I am .|ualifie«l to hobl thr po.i 1 \ j w ill a p p re cia te > o tif i For Rent— Several ! nice is mopis over V n welt's. i i I im ' H o IJhi* n 'In O IT* I f.< w ». N .. .* • 11 i f.t I f he o f l l c i i s 11( * v* fj • fTi.ri ■" i|a > of \U fu H \ !» I '■»T amt W h e r e a* it f tJ m a p p e a rin g fr o m .* dI j t r l i l i o r i t t i l l th * r u n » * of t h r r r h . f h * ^ t • a i* l e l e c t to n * h * i » \ n n ia fa c » r th a t f In r t r c l i. it t »*» h r l i | * o III I a v nr o f t h» * * u at.ee o f t h r l*o m l a i f o t r a i t d , * Rose Addingti.ii and N o w , th # r r f o re , in p u r * u a nee o f a n o r d e r m i t i r tn t h i * r a u * r . b y i h r H o n o r a b l e J a m e a Dtjtlnn V W I'e rk in *, J u d g e of t h r I ’ irc u it C o u rt, S e v e n t h J u d i t i a k C i r r u i l . S t a t e o f Fl« r i d * , n o t ic e I* h e r e b y I 'i * n t h a t t h r ta tp a y tri l ri jiijm r:ri rn* nfa ami c ittrrn a of th r co u n t) ol S e m in o le , F l o r i f t f l , are b y *a««f o n l e r f e n u i r c t l t o be N.iv 1»i Flr^t iitimiu-r «»f the a n d a p p e a r before t h * C ir c u it C o u rt o f th e <|-U t i l I f l l l " l i t t i l . - B l l | > t i - t IV lT ’ p le S eventh J u d in a ] i ifc u li • f th e Sh i p of F ln r it ia . on th e l*U h d a * of N o v e m b e r at Estelle G rey \inlini.-.t mid Mnritz I 11) u V lo i k a m . *• h i'-tm m e e ir th e c o u n t y u f t i a c e i i U j M a l i •«( F U i r n l a i n * a i d icviniH* inamst. i-nt.-rtaim-rs. cl r e n t I , t o d u o * r a u * c * i f a n y H e y h a v i w h y 1 th - * t i i d iii»ue o f b o i n l * " h o ul d t u t b o c* n p f e » d « rwd v a l i d a t e d a c r t i r * i l l l t •« l a w , at Prices Lower Than Ever Before Nil v. 17-2(1 Ci vic i i.n-niit l.-e Worn mi's <‘ lub ismi»unees# C!i«in-U( Cutup; igh a, loch tlrue nr *• i It 2 m a y v id * t .| i - I <1 i .’ . j , J •f op- « A i * . f 'h* ' e * r *ai I * ,id c o u r t S .. i . n n r f . A t> - i hi I « 1 •. ~r. K A 1 room J N m M »\ \ 1 It Vk I l f i . S I h i \ II 4 M t U U t l I* U M « » M U H J Ni i M l M iN H a v i n g tie c id r * | t i •wi.ui,- m twn dli Ja ff* f i t ll*e l r t « i l , M i r f A l d e r m a n - u b p ' o t t«. t h e tir* -M.ri i . f . i l , . W h i t* - P r i m a r y I t a k e t j i i * m e a n * of p'a< i/.^ n lV n am e l x f o r e th*- v o te r * o f th e r | i y a rre do I o f S a n f o n l fo r the p a * t •» I p a r * , JU w h . r h hav . I t i e f l *|»**f»t Ir: a c ti v e im am r—* h r r r , a-* a t a t pav er a n d a «lt»aen of v anf<>rd, 1 w i l l giv e th e p»..p!, o v txwt r f f o r f V fu r an e c o t i u r m r a l a d m i n u t r at<*-« *r. | on e e , , n * i * t m i * * i l h |.u*tri*»e J>nm tjde* | »*,|n ,, in i m p r o v e m e n t * r.f a'.l k i n d - | i r . . v ( t j u f irni to a m t o f t le- r i t y can afT**rd t h e m a n d a* »t, d h l . r n I w o u l d f a v o r a bu*ii>!-*" » d m i n i * t r i t mn Very tr u ly FICAN K I Mil Jf N t*4 «««««4 > **0 *4 4 0 4 0 0 0 f prnpi X I I t . I 1,1 A . ' . s , :|> Circ«>t * -mt, Si .mill Ju.lin-I Sir t . 1- U s e this clean p u re m ilk Tho quickest and surest way to get tnlik you can depend upon nIways to bo wholesomely ric/^, and purr, is to buy— of your p o c f r — C A U N A T I O N M I L K — Clean, Sweet, I'ure — From Contented Cows-It Is safe for baby. It adds n rich ilsror In i-ooktug — and it most convenient. It U easily whipped. It makes splen­ did desserts that the whole family will enjoy. f'cir tl r i n k i n f . I t I * h c n l t h f u l i n d Ing u m ifis li It fiaj* a i 1i * 11nc 1i v»-1(ijrc i •»■>i»■ . * i m ii VitlJ W i l l (Ki irinv jfH c dcIli'DMJ* a f t r f il f. *v tria l* F n r n a t l m i M i l k «* f u * t fr * ' * !i r*•»***" * " « ■ m i l k , ,** v p * . r r i t r *| t i i : l m tint, k n c * * «»f r f c m i i — n o t h i i i ir ju I dirt I — i m t t i m g re m o v e d b u t w a t e r . H r r m e 1 1c a M ) «-* vh'*J a n d • tenllirtl tn prc«er%e II* p u rit) an*l w ho lre m icn cR *. ITae Ciinuifhin XtUk a few time* and atv p r r r b t r I t i n i n t t n l r t U T , a afe tt r m i i m u y Onlc’r it from your grocer — The Carna lion Milkman The iVifte Gout CotHlrt»«nl Milk Co, Seattle, U, S. A., will tie pirA*r«l to mail their •pet ini “Conk Uook**i»tl reviur*t. Seasoning Canned Vegetables f k n t t w l p n u and b * a n t *h»«ikt h** r m p t i m l f r t a u r u t o l o t*vuuLMJ«r ai»4 r la w ^l w i t h « k l water. Itaaft pea*. I wwas. e r a a r aV hs rca aa al » * # ♦ ! * b4**, l a saoanfiaa, ,« i a l ad.i O w a a t l a a M ilk la t h * q m r i t i t y *t**Jrwi. Hwasoa to t a i ta. tn Srinlnnir Cm ., y, K tnrp'n ffre ft* S t'« c l * l N «. I fr a il, H n rn lh Ju dl« t*1 M m ir t u lf * u u i i » F lo rid a Tr v ’ i i m if tiU tr ii of *' i n o t r f " iiu n fv . I Irru ft (♦ * v <. t * t a t n il Ih n S la te o l 1 lo r i l l . m rrl, J H .m u *, M a te A tto rn e y f i r th r > v m iiii iu d i i * ’ rru ,l n I t h r M a t . * f 1 l o r i da* 1 . t h r T a * p a y e r * a r i ll t It t o n * o f S|» t r i a l T«k Ih fifM No *»l S e m i n o l e C o u n ty , F lo rid i ❖ Where**, » |u*tit!nn of N4isemi rr. A I* DJI ■tatrd ruuft b ) Special ot ,d*y filnT In the abo ve T a * Hrhucl Dlr- ♦ l/lc t C o u n ty , No. I of fc m irs o lr F lo rid a , •rdtlng forth thr fart that an election we* brlil in *utd S pet ’ a I Tav S h* »d Ibvtrlet No I of H*. mmole count) I Ion da, on the 7th day of Sep I cm her, A l l * l \ lo dr* t erm H r V hr i her or i i+i l h* r * h i u Id J-p I ■• Ui d i ‘ V Spt ■! a.I 1 a * S» l . i o d I • ■wt f l r 1 N . ] .of S r ni i i; 1*I . •>. n» n t > i l»" d a f n il* in th i *u th o f I T ’R i f f m *Mi t o 'I.* j f < h le r.-*i n o t l o , I * • d t h r rat*-' • ■f * • p«*f r e * | p e r *11 0 m ill t* i * e r « # i p * ; a id e * m u ■ n r i u a . lt > * s i t l tlOTlftr I " t li'u r r ililfiv > n o * f 1* t d a l e o f t h e | * * u « ri r e t h e r e o f t h e p r i c e i p t t * *«l * a l d h a r o l * l* ' be u *e t ( f o r t h e p u r p * > * e o f i r iia irln K . e n la rg in g (u fn h h in g and o ih e r» ia e I m p r o v in g tc h « o l» and *cho o l tu jild I n g * 1*1 * a l d Hp^eiaJ Tai School IK a fr lr t N o , \ of S e m in o le c t.u n ly , F lo r id a , a n d to f u n d th e flo a t in g in d e h le d iy r a t of «aid d i* tr ic t. and. ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING V r ♦ V %-i • ♦ ♦ II All Locul AdvcrliHcmuntH Under Thin Heading THREE CENTS n Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 2-r. Cents. For Sale (.uml n.lruunri i'uggy and harness. Cheap fBox 12.r.t5 or Afesl Sf.li- ' U o r , purruanre of an orvfat made in thi* r at i o by the Hon* raid# Jame* \v. ptrkiiu. Judge ul the Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial Circuit of the Btate of Florida, natir# la hereby |ivcn, that the For Sale— T w o Ham! Bros. V frrsh milk co wa 16-tf W ANTED * Mauled Bust.mg niati f«»r high el.-.". aclviMi n,g proposition l*" ford |>a;u,g upwards f i o o r t " nmntlily Don’ t .Answer unit m eiin linarte.ourftclf 5100.00 evH1■mil call inr |H;iboth; I Tt.t'TM- «. A. L . Wilson, Duval Hotel, J* l‘kS0-, ville. F' ii _22-:itr L»nt On Saiifurd-OrlancTo' Latlifh' long auto cluster* i gootln. Ki t rrtkartl return in to r’ * Ntoru, Sanford or WyJ Hotel, Orlando, U3* M a n te i! 1mu > W'hctrR-*, It further appr annv l/om a*i I petition that the r i n v i u of the rrturna of • aid lUetl on »*how pri m* that said a'ection v i i irl layer of the laauanca of tho bond t • frirra a Id, N o w , t here ftire , Ir- ti»i.; *!r-ir bo h o a r d u p o n t h e m a t t e r o f t h e of * b u r d , ** .* I r u t i d e d I , f - i , th a* < F •> i i l a >J it n• t I . Km|uire N Vowtell At «'n .* un B y fa rm , a m t Mu: young m an, good fa rm e r. | «J n f* Fraul.e. B r,‘ r- �if* . ' **' *7 IN THE HEART OF TH E W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION P UB L I S HC D SEMI-WEEKLY i • -.i T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D ----r- ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — Life In Worth Living \ (il l MB VII SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY NOVEMHEIt Ifi. 191.1 THE TAWPA]/ ;< FOR SEASON ________ A T L A N T IC y COAST H AS,PU T ON LINE FIRST ( LASS TO U RIST T R A I N S Taftrpa Special on it» first trip of i|H. acatini. consisting of comhina,,m, car first class coach '.175, rerlmttiK • h><ir car 342. Pullman narlur ‘ r Maf|nrnm and observaS’ nrt h*h(ii*\ total '(Ke car*, engine 245. Knyineer U I. Shi II> 10 charge of Conduct! r tr T H ■itibsrd troth of wticm havr tiriii in tin- M-vtcn of tin* company twenty-five yearn, left Jacksonville jin{ arrived at Sanford on time, »itli heavy travel for first trip , Missionor) Sunday Last Sunday he in ft Missionary unday. as i* eve ry second Sunday in the month in the Methodist Sundny school, a special program *.n Japan was prepared hy the missinttary committee and -.nine very help* ful and t iiHtrtirtive information was heard l>y those present. The first on the program was singing hymn fniil, "F lin g out tile Manner " fol­ lowed hy n recitation, " T h e Re­ gions Beyond" hy Mollie Aber­ nathy, then question:, by thti super* intendent answered by vfp1«r^rchjdi nra as to l o c a t i o n , , of population, system of education, en­ trance of Christianity, opening of trade intercourse to the world, and Methodist missionary labor in Ja­ pan The instructive purl was ful* lowed by a recitation " l think when I read that sweet Story of old " by Lillm Ruth Spenerr. concluding with a song "Wonderful L o v e " by M re.‘ Colliourti 1 cTia nil the Sundae school or In t re Ou: -chiMi' wai continually grow* iug in number* and mtere-t ’IJit* at tendance Just Sunday was 2 ful and missionary ofTeiing for this month W ATER W AY BOLD ROBBER MEETING HELD LOOTS STORE IN SAVANNAH I N ORLANDO INLAND W ATERW AY TEREST^ IN ­ ROBBER WAS CAPTURED INCREAS­ ING A T “A ^V e RY RAPID RATE AT HAINES C ITY AFTER BEING WOUNDED BY -OFFICER N 4 25 crime was well planned and exe­ cuted goes without saying. That accomplices aided him in hi* work is the belief of the police and they are still working on the case Thi* morning a* the 12 II t.ain rolled into Orlando a large crowd o f people were gathered ut the depot. Cmnther Iny upon n stretcher in a semie m r n intis condition and was earned to the jail by six men * llg was recognized by several as .bein' a loafer nround the streets for sev­ eral duya. Chief Thornhill from Haines City said he had a " p a l " who* got away. As he was earl led along on the stretcher he moaned frequently and seemed to be suf­ fering. He was swathed in ban­ dages. BIG MUSICAL TONIGHT AT THE TEMPLE FIRST LYCEUM NUMBER ■ OF TH E SEASON TO BE GIVEN AT 8 O ’CLOCK I More than HiO season tiekuts sold . I fi At hold a robbery us was evoi Interest in and intelligence regard­ to the Lyceum this winter which Daytona W iqs ing the facts concerning ahd import­ perpetrated in Orlando or this sec­ guarantees the success of the course. ance of the coining lnlra Coastal t io n ,o f Floiida occurred early yesThe Daytona basket iiulf team The first attraction i^lll be here t o ­ \('aterway have* gained a me mnntum terdWv morning and tin* details of captured another scalp la*t night, night Many tick'ts wi’ l be s i l l nl such us was seal Cel y to have been I he | I ) 1V unfold themselves much as when tdiey ilefealed the Sanford the dour About 2 team m i r al Sanfonl in On* time a- Lite as even two or thive month" an Mr: I hi N’ lgf'.l* t-de Th*' Kusiiun pianist i- Hr Muo’ cloik yesterday morning fiuern- of 22 to I n ago. believed to be possible The Tiie game was fast riti J.ln yfufic and the >orlil liumuitv — % rtptilhy nrrd tgnoMMiee o f Hie- ptrhlich-**.v h**rdwta«»- *rei»» - ww*. wntersol thimrgfmnt and sntlsfncTory The violinist is Madam Kstelle firaya lid goods valued at about flOO concerning ( tho^raal condi tfths anil score and line-tip us telephoned from Lhevinne. The preOent tour o f The robber escaped the game is us follows: iinnu’iisura hie benefits of this great weYtt stolen. these noted artists i< t Ithing made in National improvement - are rapidly to Haines City, was shot when re­ Daytona Fi ints a most satisfactory way |q. .lel13.73. , v >. dispelling As people investigate sisting arrest, was brought to Or­ Sullivan II o 11»•**. Term . on the night of Oct 20 lando this morning and may die *' ■*••; 4 and become conversant with the uht.i recti rf C AUW li Ml |they' wen- greeted with a large ainli Tin Haiti » i u drawn hy Engine Congressman Spark man Here |cct tirid resultant ndvantagi*s ,,f |The police and *heri|T hu\. i\cr\ Hrum h i #y rim .'.nil tfu 'orr.tni-nl' from the j;,e j 1 i « . it refer* front Sanford i heim the niorc it i rea-on to believe that ucentripllees I lot y , rg Hmi Stephen M. Sparkman, Con ilu* gigantic o pres* -tali' that ' in-1r entertainment ,.Mi ,.*ived at i Tampa im time are hiding looms up in magnitude and not easi-, of the (tapt ured ridiher gress man from On hirst Florida Hawk) o w.i- one III the most delightful I-V lg Tt 'a 1•* Hccnntpunicd hy Mr I 1|**t r let w as fn ' t he ell v Ve a] ly apprehended immensity of good in Or!.ruin gui•, g t ii ft I! h • \\ i liii ye many ) V V a 'b \s»l*tnrit fiet.viiil hour-* Sal Urdu . tin guest of Mr 1 to 1 very one Itnmeiltutely p\ touch . -tei *1.1> Chief .d At mul mg lit I Vi tfee t with heaiiquut I et * *tlih e tiilot se trie fit* hilt perhup* t to* 11 I Holly He was) with the route and also to the en1* N Mill h li II it U n ulTir • t r ii)'tiTS.i nfnrd it ,i' ail Mr I (' (Burrow*, and Mrs w here I ’ii ml- best was at N a*li Vtile T.emi tHe i ountry taken over the celery delta, t>> t R [ t In* iiL.ii r Sheppard d In dl­ i i V i f 'Hi 11 . I'lllmun Co wfih head 1C tie . were given an ovation and a* Florida 1* of course espeilall'. ey Walker ,11 i nmpai led h-. Mr .1 - >1 • f 4» A | 11 k $r Mli'l fe*'l w hi h l' 1■•••■i l ‘ )er-"li if 0 a r. 'iilt of . m or. * weri lompi lb d i 11»nn \id*Th e t tait I erci*i'il rtliiMit the link of till stuMr* Ib lly and grea ily surprised it' UlNl f••W Wl •*'ks III t lie 1 \* Iliert, c I I to give eighteen numbers *, . a i Sanfonl hy field Supt | pendous undertaking that connects A C 1, tram was pulling ( ’ I'll tel'i|*' o I \* lb ’'TJ. A**t. field ^upl I C the extent of the farming opera I \ per so nnI lilt* r f ■11tn 11" ni 111 Uni,' Mr •'parklimn w.i- h i . " ic ,[ Key W o t with I he southern point l nl (111 I I I ■'ll*’ ''ll* a f i'in a rR "U’ k 'I’ \] I >i v Kiii'rneer 1. I Sp 1!" '< ■r*■( ar v of s he . .... i a » .. tier.at or yi |y cr « a - in af il O' '-out) |[ ij' |. to I ts hurtle n i .ifiipa after a t!i|i I of tin liiik next northerly <“ jyVJl|c' a;ul Supt Man tat* U i -fyalI wttb ...i| I',,, ji near I a. ksoli y tile anil canto) af *t reel .<I il -one through tin Fvcrgl.ide* canal' ami •lie nil. heat d to Ii day. . u* •* 1■ lord liraiid and W. want to give you the "bt-.t ■ ford to be other than wide awake yell Tiit* o tin i r* ii. In d ' II.ill llclerri •• l’r*d Mark* ivcompanied the train from the K ’s'imlnee liver in compan. ♦oni^rf ••vi*r huv. v.ri ' ,,n #unr land keenly alive to our state inter-, to the fo r 1>1in k - Hughey with Set. at or Itrv.iiL, ' on g res* mat i ■ in I tnpiTi I’ liilltp* i Tuinpa K**rtrr l*’ .in Mi plo.iwin^ I hr |;irii}(ii The localities of S"tnmole.’ *1 Teel W.1- ' rt.-d Sears and I I.. r h. Hid si-vetal t*1fu * , e*ts SCO] e b ir*t 1 I! Ki'if.ird 10. f i \ijitw -s-h' *i h.irj5«*H 11»r thr m^h* •ill g I*. I • w “ I he'd 111* III fr i n g e \olii'tu Lake. Folk. M-iri dl'tlligllislied gel 1b rot n ' migr. "*u*r. D i . i " " 1 1 ift \i! if11. t i" I i iliifrfi t n A * eyei.l !i. -in■ n •■■11d ilo •'• ir •'1 and leavir»i! Sale Sparkman la * i " l Vet annoum "'I Oir: flit i a m ( ' n . a ttd even pm t to n* Fir.al i ori pa i.tor 11 I*. I > ’I N * * i» 1 1*t! r* tut i 1 hr hfi n> |>rii nipt! \ sfini wji- m • d ’ o tiel r ai t I tie b i al III W ctirduh hi* candidacv for another term but of life v aril *1 John*, t t-' enia and Ilia) Ion.i lournul 1 | nin e. Mini 11 y t f let iy ard* or a bout ,i! r*Ifc*11r •r >ip HIS a. other ’eiilint |os, "hoilld be energi'll a.* cljiiirnuiii cif ilo River* and liar 2 • i lot k .- Rti hai d l rant fii.r of Iui k t > ■all y a mill m t he eti lieu yor to see un­ burs uCrminiltec hi* Florida friend I .art!' n and t. rnond* iispecliun '•iny till Ii y tin .I'll of .1 JtlKIII. ! i ■.i n flow er show .will he*' ijnlt he fio|i|' In- I'M.i linii a - it i* m.iglilticenl Itunk lute Ilf CO111 pried opei1 "in of ill. W;l. d" W* 1 timil i. .|ici i on fi r t lie a w .ird lit. Ilo llowcr *l|tiW will tie open to men c and consequent competitive h tiit a.- he want * it •T the rear of the t i m r n*ey l ar d wat* rti lea ve lit',' of t fir t >ty lle.llltlflll |•r *r• Will tl.. puddle at noun-on KritLay in thy* 1 irfiM IP 4.5 low ('eight rules all the way frill) Hr than l n (*rar,gi avenue 11 I'-, y yHi.i tit 'tp te ill’ the court fl” ltse lie mad. .it for on Friday a lie n .... i or tli to -until, from Rost on iintf ( ii iig erg at ion a I t**«iiniiiin opened all window* and to«r* m lea v e tpriv * p 11r Saturday morning by a commit block ■ . New York to Key West, and indeed * • order to beat a h.i*ty retreat tf nee- tee of out ol town people The South Florida Association i f 12 I i t Uf ' I ’ |It i- requested of all who *enil from and to the trtiddle and niltny s es-uj y ||. than wet t to i In. front li err n i Congregal lotial < liuiihe* and Mill 111■[ ' d liiut -ooie id tiie member of i nl Mows r> for i vhibitton tfi.it t Itnv of t ill more wc*icrti Mule* To tin nl tin* -Ion look down ..ml at islets iijsetniili * in "Ur city tinb*y ■ $ vV tin* Stale Federation of W Betttl Irtlll Jilt' of other vessels of u*. Daile. faint Hi'.tch. ?f-mil h tcmpteiT to lilt' a part I in i-«* gun* Minister* and delegates hu»e ar Nil. 1 i ii \K lili h to di*piaV tltetn 1 tie fo| ! I' l l V e*i I t o i l III D e l ' ■ I r i.t i 1u b I.mb. at") n largi |iart of R u v i M ' .1 mg in -i i- ' t . I nl! i i , . .l-i 1 •-...'ii rived frurii ' In ■hur1In'* . . 11,. f 1. ’ A. * * * .,| .5 • g 1' i i ' rot .. ■' i rd i> -I t ' . i ri r i*..iiy i n n nitn-nf i in ' f i 1 v|i' • n V ’ •1". ( . irl K u r i l i * . \i - n t h. i, i ’ 1ir H o ' "f I FI ill Ida -t' llll pi i li t i n . i* tl 1*•-, 11 I 1 pi • ' " || 1 . i ■ ■- b pr* *i 11ted Io t to m to - i. l ' UT| >" • rm i " 1/ >. ,v I !■. tore " (to • r r .i /•" ., • .| ' In ■ n*- TI , . i* ! I‘. ti r-i.i *P T .r' ■ ............ ..... 11 11 ' b . • W. i • ' 1b 111 i . i v. ' I j tin mat ti t 1 u winl to 1t.e Jt .It of tin' li.tr-. ,i i v I svrjnnn. w l.n l aid be pirccd'd l.j ire ofT'Teil i- followd *-t n e t * ind - u b d ' V I'fllll* 1 'i im MufiMtowll f ilo route that ! ogl.-alty . • <ot.omli' P leiled a MJitiMfr. placed fb* loot to by Mis* ! bitlilsi.il special mii"ie i • p in Host cot I eel ion cut rosi's, second ami strategic-j a Ily. coin mtr da ily District I From Tenth street to the case, caught the south hound No tics! collection rut roses 21 arrives from Iweshui g and Prof Pop* ' of Rcl 11ns College ally­ commends itself to every think-' ett y limit" south east and yy*-*t U;(>5 A (' T. tiaiu and slighted at All are/ welcbmcif fo this service. II* mi .Ti Rest collection cut chrystlttl hem ing and candid mind, regardless of] Chairman. Mr* W M Haynes llaines City muui* si'rond tie«t collect ton 1'hryleave* for I .eesbllr 5 n h a -in th\ ees^klns of the Assoeia | w here 'To-iile lit I h ' l m l 11 Ft lilt) Tenth -treil to . • atiot 'all d«V \nir,itt c w . s,it ill* mjunt He approached it man by lb" |r W'fiuhl he tlnpO**ilili to g'yi the lab* hiimiih d liy Klin i v ••r u* >ll| t lloplvi^ rf Aiiiti'iia •i . q ' any* adequate Ureo'lllt Of till lug mum- of Taylor olferi'd to -ill . on 11..1 We.*iL ai.it iiy tile we-1 **11 ol I rUlvt: UIU aI * Uf > Jfc«MlCU&CUULk*.~ arrive- from Tiiltiv 1 ml indheriv ot M r * ‘ \ urk t IU rrii-crinr tn Srtvrnnnh Pi*t i-Mt** Wo'Nther^y wceir ' P* :irf ^sf'ilteil P >if - for "1.1 cert* 1 .... till ! hfi » III** w| 4fir i wf|r.t llr l i "• i lie cast fart toim r r" a ii.lv-.- one were t " rijnirt ami pub i epti d 2a iin t - for -a on \t tin P noli' titi'fft three tine » e h r v - tnthemums T ! opper •ivf (nr Trilby :: ’J !) i m , wt.l adf rr«--M■ lie fav •<» I •••»♦)• ron !•• g I ... on 111 pa in phlet for in 11 tir i ........... i id i l u r . l p r i/. ■ :.ir I I b rrwi I’ i i.t n .- i ! i j t ti, C fnun i i v it d' at I: \\ t lit.• ii.i u i r 'M? 1! gr.atly In lie t ig r iM id tfmt largi I.... . fin *n pirn.ii . anb iid,I Tin> mar mo t aitistte 'arrangement cut Mowers lo til Ink' bo on ded Ii) d an lord ave W iid im i will -piak on I.ate-t ..td delegaiioti* from all the eountivs *lni I M 11 Thornhill Thornhill of It 11) varieties — ■i 1lie east f arid f'\ lie east a vi - for (tv led ii I Oil Hi • r in Sunday M ..... I W nr i. Spirit quc-inheil < [at tie r win* *alil ij lie aiaiVe nr no d eoilld not have been Finest dl-pl.t. Ill Iii*c t|* entereiL I l'.itk nyi'iiiii on ibe we t ual I'nre-t of Today will he t h. pie-eit would go to the hotel fie would yen -nb The portinsi of the delthe. Ft ulay ('hatrinan Mis. R. M. M iimiii ■Oil tliixi-d train leaves, (ot subject which Rev* Marsh anti Kn- i turns ami attempts at accomplish-1fy in* statements that In- was selling Finest display htinsrus entered District 1\ From Sanford avunug T'i'i Iqw* will handle at 10:00 same day nnml that directly affect our own bankrupt goods. At the hotel (Tan ■ "0 a m. Sit l unlit y. "* < r N" it*• to city lim its,!east, and from the lake Finest display slubJiu* o mixed train arrive^ [rotlt H«.y (') J Seine he of \V <"A Til til pa slate are all we can even touch tlrer made a btenk for libtnty. Sul* division. will discuss a Chur, h Kflli'leucy upon here Tri i Suffice it to say. the w.t* chased to and u mlci- A parking to city limits south Finest paint growing ° mu- ‘ b l V 1. • •• The part of the city* known a» O m p u ig n , eotulttcteil 1»y arr A* ' F.a-t ( ’ na*l loc.ffitle* north of Titus bouse Finest fern growing N ■ >s ntixyii trutn h a v e s ~ fn fi ( ii m gi i " w ii t l i . i i emui i M i. <’ K ciation at 10 45- (iieute.-t N* I'd of vi le yyi le reprem’liteil hy six dele­ Fittest begonia growing I.. > rg bylf> a m The marshal told him to come nut Walker t h e . Church Tot lay wilt he R> y gate*. Dude county by two and Sent There will, he in comtection with ami surrender. C ’ ranther. rurne nut 1"7 ^irify!-r Tfu’in U e s b m g M Lort-'t< tuple at I p.tlll. In the uf- ii ole by two, making i « all ten from District V From Klin nvenue to the lb*wet -how a 1 1 jB;od_ fftmiyiutd In hi* left hand he held a fa#or 12" i city I iiii It * we*f front the lake to tapnttptf ' 2:45/ D r t Nutting will this entire state ; Of the Dade coun­ candy *ale Saturday a n t r ^ h d \ ^ » . hi* right hand wa« beneath hi I . 'tvt^ Moodn v’*# N o v 2^. the 'he Hvti.nfcrliim that ty del* got**, Ot'*- was for the Hast Tenth stieet. Sul* division. The bulb 'lays cool drinks^ mny* * W mat. The marshal told him to l « Kail part of the city known a* Goldsm iiyiy 3 * ) ’ ''"Evpiyfcijftc*? and repqrbt o f the N h- t ’oust mule and one open to ronvic throw up |io\h hand* room. Three times IdMight in th* •how 1............. nSffpint! ytc U ^ J i n ' t w I l f yilijiitl ' r ’ouitcil will he iffveti at i uni. very decidedly w hen once t hr tie tilil firm t ie r to thmw up In* boro t'hMrman Mt- I K foht. bnton Itoim aiTt’I'filj,. seasot "nr of Jauksduvilft' urryving 2tl(*‘ * ■in, other qi the St Johns, route yv.i- hitt d*. a id each time Cranthei pteiiyli* fat fab Ideom. b u t ‘(here aro *'f»J "»*ub p tii. tu-^o ^'hiytH’ h *- All these session* wt’l lie in lb* A • pcrml .1 Hill out 11e ha* In ert 'lie i td h< fore him lb* stated, like ■itrseil m il •■fid. !"■ would ki'l h in lietiilttful roses. l:ih!l0i'.«fttol eftry•in l "biir^ ’ Hit hi". No. 53, 'wl;r Congiegttt lonal elttirch ami a cor nitty other* with whom the Sentmill'd to make an inspection of ail’ he mt trhnl fired fits khutgun whudi in n ir^cjJUnty ,iiiH iu y smithe mum* and SemtfWo I |(' n s T r v # t t v , H u n t ] * . IJma- dial welcome is extended to alt uole tlelegrlion m en persujtfively )i(> (, pro, w)„ , n be fntmd hi* le) K, and while no pciies will be folk* ate urgJd to coo pel >eratiA’-Jti l his, at ,Sf "1 ■ b e t , . , i n L en i 'U ^ r g . f r o m w h ic h gimit for these 4lu;re w if lie an hi if r ever even talk* d t hi t hi endeavor to show (U*t Wh a lj i^ j& jH ' i * vo vi t would tut w o r k 1 ittiil thice iffr.ves int«v Jhrt^titfvill*' on hiq^u* roll publiihi'il In the Herald other route th: ti­ Ii. get* were torn from heard (h it any Information to i‘ <4. I'slrons lit* *e«|IOTlt (torn ( ‘ rnnthcr done with llowert* in thi* ,ri. ^ ’ f 'A- dlyt^Tnelt morntug. of No vent In-r 23rd. the cum I was thought of or find reAs informalion to tht- patrons of liglti hand ami shots entered h* The following gentlemen wirt* uqt Tin "I I mini* fclt'r i a (tut o q ^ I ^ o n f e r rnd rorr id- i'I donten and *tcrunch ti.e SatJyri! Post office w rive be­ n iv< d i. vi stig' tion He may ns a jutRJhg t o m mtltcev. for II' p i i n l . i l t C t | p *— i v ' n ". .' iiinilati/' p^e- hcat^tlvyinlet low the tune of the r I(lei I g of t ii eritioi.. Alm oil wit lo u t exception,' Allen is ficnor hum die. Suhtw*quontIy Crtutlhcr conMowers tMTd'potted pin rite f t * ' ot.•‘ i , -tr'avy 4tintfle*<Urcr l •*Hi’ qr tltfe1* Leesburg j ' ^ 7 hc'had mbheVrVluernmails, at the office for the several th- tumerous convention attendants| lit 1ll^rriro-ip\dly J W, G Alton of th. Allen Theatre Dr fttmos llohson, CKfcitrihaht • j Ml Dora, T a v - t rafts . D will ho-notiV that m*li r y,.h w iom the ^ m l . o ’ e delegates ■ ., har<|waidp Blor(. in Orlando has generously offered to doiutte \fr. lann.s Bark' • 'Jk'i. A.U*tj». \ • . * . . the Vrhedule recently• udopleil tie n lost no opportunity to eoavvrie half the proceed* of the moving pic­ Ti V ' Aj* M r Nfu.-v? 1- bi -•> I r / * — •' 4 In the meantime employe* o f u he are several changes from former upon the i l l important St. Johns V „•»* ..». r .K d Friday and Saturday. Prof. . NeKiii/tg " f Gotha’ rivtr Ih.v wire t n l i f e j y • p u .I rhro- Guernsey hardware store diacovered ture* on fresh) (erlan t ’» K. closing hours: 13th and 20th this week .to the Mr, MciiM of Dvit-dfi I . ) * ' lately- ’ignore i.t of this route, of its ' • 1 <*' ‘’ f ,1" ‘ “ nd the polici * r< *by lem nj E. met on Going Notth.^eft* W om an’ s Club, thyse days being the : v . ' * ' * ’ ■ ■ ’ ’ ' * And while searching thrt a Bonrd of A r m y j WI>,c notifi'd. t"!*> evfning urf usual with a good 1(1.30 a. m. tidvt r.trge*. T r a in -■ ; ■v - I y. bxd rcjtortFd fuvornltly f°Y 11 ^ l u » Jo? G|vl>h'Thanks to work on. Taylors’ Mower shew atdl plant sale. -The Ft g iqeepi' • it.u ' . 2.00 p. m A large n u m b e r cf TraRt.^N o.' SO ladies will us* .■dlcfi/fTefTorttr to have brother from Haines City arrived Jot>_Boddy. the janitor of tl|*&^ X I %11 H f » ynctii wv re dclightgrl th Trairr-’- N o 0.00 p. tit. rn to cot struriion at d cowl, or that ; » / S2 large n o w ds visit the theatre on I’eople* Hank buildings is up again -.1 ’ .it* this wrier wry wat* up (or citn*idi*rrt- stt KD'irrmee, the Kissimmee of• S1 •» # , * * b. sc dut.ee api^h-iv*. fi greed to ad after a serious operation otul wants (i.iing Ffoutli iid i. All that had D en* previously liver* wired Dr’ : lido if they Itfic w of J twelve at 2.0b p m Truitr No. .S'i i lu b le r y in this section telling of M ills e It'O l tifci e Vy !•! tp give thank* lo Dr*. MTIIi t , ftoiitalked. '<» ttieni or reached th**tn by " ’ • • " il.'S f *KTs-'1t|irne.. and 1 td V m Tndo N" ni 1 /oit and Denton, \fe*.r< Sievena jifitit " f word o f mouth was the I by- suspect held at Htiinev Ctt v*. • tYiYheir Sd! it m w in!» 1)0 p m t iingregntiiin.il t K. Notes The Otlmoio officers wired to Tritin Jdp. SJ aqd Taylor of (Jit* ittiltb ami every Kt ft ('oust Ci t nl From the fact*. d h t bey cerl rtinlv ()u Ve 2:00 p m Triliiy mnd clone* at Our pastor Rev F f Sliimft-'Vtas ijjir wltn hvlpeil him whiff he waa rs thty Bp|iear it is of utmost nn- I failles City lo hold the man Kher-1 Mm| the lest of- the ■* A -3:30 p. m Oviedo mail closes at ; portu i cc t b it it cr mpeign of in fo r -, iB Gordon, Chief Smith and Kentipleader at the s o c ie ljf njyettnk sick. Joe Ja a ifaithful employee, 11. . m YJL.' _• **| "4:43 p. m. mi tion be instituted I>**esl)urg mail.rlt ses at ’ • *in general, ‘ and‘ drick Guernsey started for Haines Sunday evening ’ " •••'._ T> • i n ti " • ’^uit 'wtrv/irt' t W Q t e ^ h f v-U-fijis! F Haskins.-1’. M Identification of the knives’ The following delegates gave Its*' il l down the Beat Const south of City. Prlialc Car jletc *‘ " I* NKfk ir. u . - T ? ^ T Titusville in particular, where con* and raxots proved an easy matter, splendid and entlfUiiUMiir reports Atlantic ;poast Line iirlvate car Uuuf)t;raUtiti ' ‘ Far'd t f Thanks and -the wounded roltbt', confessed from the Kissimmee convention: occupied hy 1 GcnoraJ Supej^i. y * ... ... desire .to lakc.lhis^itK'thoti of versions would ho easy and assuicd|y nntuml the moment the true con his crime. Cranther had the officers Hov F P. Strong, Mr*. Harry Kent, intenderit J. N. Brand, A «ti-fi’*heral ?.' p r - Kiii the *„j ttwrihing. our ma;tyY-Jrit^d;s *ho ™ ditions are made plain to the per.p’e notify his grandmother who lives Mrt J. D Davison a y d Miss Her!ha Supt". J.'C. Murchison ami liivision ■** t" )"_*_.. ri.„ III,,..., ,,t w**Umrj> l k be ’ inv chfrgfC Y in t li* > « ^ i* 7 e 4 JOrlng the Illness who hy the way, are tcady and an­ at Jacksonville. Packard. m ill x v \i ‘ “ ".'"•‘ "y. A -^ .' ’ r ' i:eruiiVfr.^ommil(b# met at Brown, aim for ''hurch orV ^fttvduy e v c n » h g -a t fioraLoflcringn. and Mr. and "{Atilost enthusiastic ^ion. Mrs. L. ’ l" f* Enirtpeer L. L ..Sparrow of Jackson­ ville and Di-vislon Couiicel Cary* D. thb' hiatty beautiful The East Coast delegates Finest varieties .of roses, field Landis of DeLand was brought into . , t o , the Atlantic Deeptr Waterways Smith, Sheriff Gordon, Mr. Gueru- grown and two year* old, 26c each, Hanford on train No, 83 Monday Mis. L. I L \Vulkoro Aasociation convention at Savannah sey and other* stated that they bad or $2.85 per dozen, for sale at the morning and moved aouth to Tam­ B Garst That hU flower show. pa on train No. 89 the same day. , . ind dhatlcolV^ viitnr, .Mrs I- M xious listeners. Forty-five inivea, ten razors, and came the suitcase wete recovered. Chief § 1 ^ ft’’. �( lU G H TW O THE -SANFORD H E R A L D CATTLE THE SANFORD HERALD K. J. H O L L Y . Edllrtr W. M - H AYN E S, l i i n m Manager PiftbttaJvpci K r t r y T ummimf PVklay THE HERALD PR IN TIN G CO M PANY H i!B s< -B irn o N ONK T EA M SIX I 'U io ; in aim a n t k U .M MONTHS 1J* T i l It EE M O N T H S A r $400 a HEAD tal There i* one "high power" t*rup that Florida should mid to her list in greater Humility thun she has at ' present This is Idooded 'cuttle A cd fjT L■ .-o’ lnt > wiih the mag ni b e e n l lean she has attained in tint. 1 jvs should pul herself in the front by raising cattle to eat it an to hi* o b s e r v a t io n * on NOVEMBER the present condition of the hard roads built as a result r f previous bond is sues other than t » say that it wuk I he pun"*'*' «*f tin- United States government to lemi aid in the build* j ing of permanent highways. , 44 71 Silver Threads Among the Gold IL L you be ONE OF THE iMANY who, they become s a old and gray, find that they have worked hard all their life, urped on by their daily wants, and that they have simply been a beast o f burden. M r James will visit other Florida counties before he returns to Wash* ington and the reaukt* of his ohser v al Ions may be s*nl to the Various counties visit*.d after lie has made a leport to the head of the. Office of Public Roads It is the hope lx many good roads advocates that met yesterday that he will soon re­ turn and that it will he lhair pleasure to notify him that the route which he inspected yesterday was favorable decided upon again hv the voters of the county on N o v e m b e r hi This idea has Iteeri gaining im ­ portance » i t ( i us ever since we Adf Rnre nr 2 Or. P r r Month started to investigate this I;. It ill P i y n r n i i In Advnnrr Mont lie M u d * at OITlre grass crop and spread its fit tile throughout the United States Ketered An Sn ra ird -d ann M ni l M niter Aafmit 2 2n d l>OSf it the PoAloffke nt S o n f w d , h o r i d i . through th. Year Development Under Art of M a r r b 3rd, 1B79* Hooks But it has icceived ttn im— — petti.s the past week in some clip­ Office In llernld lloUdJng Telephone NA. I 41 pings from a paper Ed Butler re­ ceiver* from Ins old home m |nn,i I Li v h u I k hi *it «11r i if j i r u j n m 111 n i ] h n > ‘this puper. i fie Williamsburg fourhttwrYniiRBUSiHESS^. l " ‘r given tie vi life by the visit pat-Tribune, tells rl two sales of here of a delegation of Sanford men Angus rattle in the vicinity of Wil-j II. R. STEVENS One was the -ale c f j who are building the bulkhead there I iamshurg C. M. HAND 0. L. TATLOK iMaldem Ylet* *Prr«iidrl F L WOODRUFF ViffPf*lidenl r n iiff four head J4»n at ilplec They all agree that Kissimmee's pur -, lake front is even more valuable to chased hv an I ndiann nu ii The ibis city than then own is to San- other was an account of n public forth" They were very muchly i m- salt- of Angus cattle on each of two Continued from Page I pressed b y the view of the lnk’e| noted stock farms. WHERE 76 and the possiblitie* it oilers We H EAD WERE SOLD AT A N with the evident intention of getDug substantial endorsement for the f;ivrr thc pnrlv improvement o f . t h e l hope that their visit will result in A V E R A G E O F $461 A P I E C E . ranul project. They were apparent-, |ntra Coastal W aterway from the givin g un impetus to the movement Of course, these were choice cattle which will h r i n g ’ ahout immediate but you must remember that choice ly surprised when th ey found even -St Johns river in the state of Flor-| tvvo lone St. Johns advocates prev­ Ida. and express the hoj>e that Mich ) action. - Kissimmee Gazette cattle are going to he in great de­ ent T h ey deserve credit, we wish extension along some approved . ' O mand in Florida for several years to state, when confronted with tie mute may receive the f .■vi raid*-1 lor breeding purposes, ( Inr eh ci' W ood of the Ftu-lls to come Lu ts anil primed reports arid reso­ <-■•nsider.it ion of the engineer* " | F IR S T S E C T IO N -Lake Region. has butted m " tor a A N D T H E lutions. of expressing wi h f.ir liar i t |H III1 A A T H A T G E T S A F A M O U S It R E E D liic ijm h e n t up otr m id regit t* r hornet's m **t He attacked mony a i d unity a i * i o n if po * t* ! t V h r P»**44a t , lh:-.» Die \ CATTLE A C C L IM A T E D t . .. ■ • ii*v 'i>, <|- i if S 'irmiuli and O F ilu - ‘ b e a n d grace' i ■I f.11 red mir.* * ' A- ' 111 .1r \ (■ii AND It RF y Dl NO IN El.O K ',•< t ' . I., • *t. n - a . . . m i l ' | - In .............. [. *v - in . ; t! a- i- g 11 11' .ii n> . i or. ' !••: i Sf I D A W i l l . 1.1 \D T H E S T A T E ■ • • • t v a hi \ Iie l'. f l t t >"l tiV ' 1 i w . r. it. t he re. .. i Wa- lied "Ut ‘ Ouch It* (. • g t. • I V 111 |I in i U fiat l In • . nr "f i l l j j r |*« ** *«• r*l r p a t c . Ii i J 1 ' t <•’ f [il Mi n . ^ l i i L i .t » — t*#**w**SJU4 *|uw*r I t e l i r f f r d in l b * f l l j by Carrier 12.DO l*er I r a # in Save today and provide for old age. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD WATERWAY MEETING . HELD IN SAVANNAH bomb, rd- d o e s n ’ t k n o w a b o u t lh< ■ 11 la l i U . l would fill an encyclopedia. the San­ n w j se of the But he doe. know snmelhinff a ltoji •le v . i pm .'ii i i Florida Then lie I he li n e s .it •!I he s. t his o p p o r t m i l l start*.g » e o lp .t . 11. fe * oi • on• di ... if* ••' I C •1 p. s, i > j Di. '.i t.. u • t • . I of i. th. h. v -t a r ' a t .1 r -I b • I \\ I • . nv t.. i , n in . r . ii l.11 Jit- heud long editorial ments front Bob Hnllv of ford Herald a n d I' H. Orlan do Re •it r* r t: r ' led ipivv - I I . t o I’ iiu 11 h. i lb Hr a rt to* H l It I - V■ * . ft. si in no-. ■i l i z e l l > — Jt iSMiuninlniiinniintlinnjiuiuCiiiiimiiiitlsiiinnuicuuuiiinan I ii m \* I <1 ft.4 rl.it. S’ n v ••rvi•»*-r v*. ni.urii. .I and I fils 11k « • I \ .viol i • ten- he , t' ,41 i • V' t •» V in. » * ••! ti'l Vx .. I k. •‘ L I No (II '■ J'.l- , T V iMi r* ■ r. t. -i •o;\t folinw • y from 1* . 1 1■ 1 " T m- • f r « 111 . 4 * r I i f TI t | » * ■i rol \ ft ♦ r u»*my t » i i• r" « i t»■ ittr » A u! " > * r i in n( ori k DIIIJM T of 0 . 1. n » Yfitu i ,*T. * 11r .* of Ttt a • fir * O O' M.t V• e r • i rrt n.i t .- ia l ( " ! i i | i . -ile « * r v e s .. lo rd H im . ail for th e t . i . - f n t i g tid e a*id ti f r *fu l AA I \ i w I n c h In- |o.' •i’ i».| I,.« 11 * *1 t f' I .• . ’ •• He l It. I.tl . d I he A p . t * it.|, ... ! -Ml * •• ill's , v ;•• ■! , . p |n 1*1-1, a il alon g th»* oyht tr.M gleal!;. III h i I- I ttlm v t* 1 , i » *1 It t r y cl. or»-ii YY • .<.*tr u l! W .i« r - L i | • of o in fn ittrr tu t pro . of i k. • ■ ' < r -'li fill*! of i f i.i 11 i t *. .uni to *»i p a *, ' , ’ it In i •■ I It ! * I lav..' I * in i 1o I -a i t . r vi l I r ii y i * i i<r *i. I iifl i-* to mu« t M , * i" m# r. 1\ I hi* n » i i \ i * n of th n u y h f* • I. I ’*>11 f .ol it . .f •'*! in* t r I»ti v: i.lit-1 1*in ti,! u ot •it-1 tri i f or ttn r« p « r* :iiul hi . io i .» i " i« »*, *in rntf t»ai< on iiv.-r s.»; t In* |. t in t - if11*r all ' •! • . i I ‘ i t •t,y tiMi fi *. irfir * t n a! al <»n y 1v\ o> ;i I #ol .t m l fit t o |.« M i l l f . i r t h i r ti oti , fo ilil Im |o r i Am ! ( fr-e n io it i|ariK«*roii*. Th#- w o k t.ird v t n it p p#** I IHMI t h a t * f r»s.o| u i mviH Hi* yyih I i * • n i t ^ H n i l wr* h a \ «• a h#iT in -t 11 r» a .t.'iil m l r o i l u. . 11 t i n f o i l * , w i n y w h ic h -•»'i i-x •<i^tfy tr »i* t r M i a l l fir *•?.<! \ f r W . l l k r T f ••• 1M* V«*. J - l o l i . f w. t ♦ r*.i*yf |at V of . *lt. H 1‘ # |?.*t t ii y f r# t o f i i I i *11 • *.f (».'*! y a if opt# ■! fo x 1*1 t ♦ »i I■Lit R. R. DEAS i ri • i r . -VI f u n Oil ^ i i i m inL« ifiip o rta h t Tid c o n s t r i crtf iii>’ ii. " •4 .iii.f tj.irlfo-s ft of i *n« am nnp *r( ruiiti**ti u o tn m ilti'i* . his Ai!ifr#*NNivi» acliuh ivow wifi uuilouhl t i i p | > o r f »*r ;it»#l is s .n -i.itr i 1I \ -4 \«* * hlA (1.1 *I* I. I '• :m * I. Iff o n u i ( Ii lir-t of »I I... ird ■ ' . • |...r i *. , 1.1 i I • mi - i • I I*. ■ ►i ,- y I Al r III yra f»» ■y i n«l Li -7.i t *• t t.ni ••IT .1 A |I n.y f »1* t n y ’ 11ll \ 1 l\Mftls n 1 1HR< 1 I 1 \A la n d * , a l l ti'tihg the *tal> A D iffe re n c e T I in. ting ••■ AA ■•I n■•s. 1 II i ’up l i ■.•no* f i l i n g , l i " « I- a i l l r g re t ' h i l l w. I. al i h 1 mil f- r I., i tig ' n t ! . i II- J l I I I • I I , o 1ri# o f ir. ■........... . nrr. -• t i f i :n .» .n if i. it I *>.] tu •to* M. it- - i - ! la v tie If I* bn- i* N m \\ n ti r a ll I ‘..r s la-ila L a u to in : I .el M M l tll.l » s in -r \t a: Mr g ile -l 11. r. 1.1 has u| W*iy - beeb a l i t r*• 1 I I I 1,1* ..( I |a p o - s ( b l . I n - i n , 1,1. j - r . . a,'. AA I.. •l . I ■ in v. . a! -> "■ ’ '.. V* • ) * 1 < * t.i • orris" ( t l r - n o i t i g w.. v rip h r T in 11f •/ , L. u . a ■, i! •1 I -l* , \ *1 ‘ I.Te, James ( if t i l e nf ■• • A fa v o r a b ly I" f cattle that with the her I of Western spent St th e h i t >1* i n v i t e d .1 lid il I In s 1. 11 i r I *I i dav P e te rsb u rg .if \'/ mi to 1f lU e - l g Liu ‘ i r g a t i l t a i i ’itv 1 A. < l.a l.ix ib ir. \ AA | i I . * i : 1 i'a il l l l m i f d i l l in • . . g. ■11 . • i i 1 • | A AA I 11 e s - e r r - UflY d . com pn rc •I:- f, T rade w h ic h v i -it t h e I I 1 •1• )!•■■* * 1 \ -id i I ro m 1 1n I tie cold styruge ol Vegelali !•* t hi* plea ol cold Storage of meats in«*a iimini to ,tlib rom iiiu iu ly Fhe rul­ ing • f more meat in F "ridit will m me di*y l.ecome patent to I he lur! here in Kat.fiird lmere iitui rigid i tin pt r .iai-i lo iffecl one of thc gn-utest ■-«•!•UI storage jdiints in t lie south VV.- Im v e all l I"* adv .images of b cut mn coupled wttli the loeal ion « f being in the heart of Die c-UHjtf . on ri i r y and tin- >it\ can Iih TE an ..bl.ftmii wii<r> flu -a ll!' will III- k i|lt*d .and placed on cold ftlfiragc in be sold in every state of the Uniiyi* Not the grass fjol beef that uru ddw sold at a i heap prii-e and shipped west to be faU ened and then sent hack here from Hm u«ld storage plants of the north nf a g n u t ly etilarg'Al prief but silo -fed will as I •> ' 1 . i L* -U.. •s ’ . P" o f V1 .* . I a I «(t* 1 Ih /ii 4 f k*f t f - 1 e l f e r A l * \t ' * • . if •l i . ii : i n a *. •• d lull • *. .'m .1il t <•li’ nIn iv 't il' dorir;g t he d.i v ii v • r i he i I <i *•• -y -tetn of brick road- ;l- outline d and w tin h * i 1 uItitl 1 voted on it gain Novi-tnlnr * A one line roiiir^-ninu. fee t in width and paved with hricl. Is very practical for F lorida ."v said Mr la m e s | make that * -tatemetii Jicc.iuse according lo statistics ••( t-osl and maintenance, together with data on travel over Florida roads, a svittem such as is outlined is must economical lo your county in that any additional width up t*> and in ­ ti siding fourteen feel IS lift ueces -iTV ai.d is an added expense f. • *1>. I* ■ I. I |t'T|. | • r.t i m l ion and l u a l n t e t i n n c e and at he slime lime i osling t in* leftsl by *onie two millions of iJoDar a n il in Util\a rr-lll acibril wit h 1lie v it . i t in r. - I . id try far -in g r*- .*> t in a lii ha lot a n- * and e x p .- * ..I Hi', •i f s r v ii'r 'tis ir |»pr i #v #» ♦*'<• • 1i * . I wc ' \ - ' and an i*r*fVA ,t V » ithm go . I ’ I• . D ie i- in DR. A. DOLAN V E T L K IN A R I A N ilU F IC K H A N D HROS. STAR I I ' ­ ll lie 11 I le t il ii*.. Ilf ll-e storage The size it <*li t fi*. ii minim i•* in* |t o ........ l> I e< I i - ” 111. g d r> .I 11,tUse will a ra in In f*. t id t*i Farm -rs' ' *i. . ' Do I . . l " ' rtn >i • .t' -d A.’ f . a l ' u r a l A ft n f i t ni> . JJ ■ , ■: - 1* v - o q d u o o o oaDQ oaoaooDQ oaooool ’ • u n r» rn .ii'.,iit.v n U •I -t -..mi;.-. ; u a iu l u i t a c m u . ii|i-^.,, , .., u c o ltd j a j a aa u u b 6 NOVELTY P LA N T M II.IA k P J L K n| U r M .l. i i K S i - I t l l - T l d N S r n i .1 Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, Flu* g ine ers, r ha t m a p p in g • ou t a g in g in g in and t tie n o rth .ts.sOrl.il io n r m i lew but s tim u la tin g • very way c o m p le tio n of th e to s o u th , and p o s s ib le In la n d for th e l * ll t l t ( t< e n e w i l f * ' p ro m o t­ the e a rly AA a t e r w a y , const ru c tio n o f w h i c h tin - A sin ' H U i o n is as f ' . f i n e d . a n d t i i . i t I lie l i n y o f t i l e s e v e ra l tdneing of three-foot shoulders **n ' that m i l l - n i i ' g i vn e- s t e a m s a m p l e s- p ace ......... " midst, |* , .• l molar e x i r a . P«l \\ i- *trt* p r v f i. t r v il i n ip.* un- w i t h n u o n a ll < •< w 1 e Ii III I-. e-»*‘ '•■• to I'-pl f ' g *tf 1.1 M r>l*li itibl M i l ,|.U i »K K Ir»r 111 M S Iv S I • •1- 1 to tin I tep.irt men I it AA i i - h i n g t on T h e liou*e -hi'iild I- .- placed on |nl or K A K N . I- r;iminj». flooring, m lin y , sidiny, Avintl"AA-. i be \ -*•>! tat io n a n d i la- * . i n i n i t * ill -I o,||d be larFhe outi-i doors, screens. Minds, innuldinus. lattice, frames, 1>«*\« > tee t o o k t h e g r o u n d o n a l l uues- made oof rough hoards on tin- -tud Till U m What You Want Estimates Furnished Free l i o n s s u b m i t t e d t h a t t hi-* A s s o i i a l i o n ding, a layer nf building pa|M-r. and s t a n d s c o m m i t t e d t o a n l i t l t a C o a s t - finally bn the nut-ide. matched lum ­ al A V a te rw a y fro m B o s t o n t-0 K.'V ber Building paper should he AVest, t i i a t t in - r o u t e o v e r w i n c h placid fin the inside and covered tipttgrfltMtftiptt^vuaasHe’ e B if nt* Ti *rxrvf xi u trtrkrt- v yi tf tf t' era tr Ti -r rip rurP f® sa tire s h a t I.* l o n s t r u c t e d i ' !i m a t ­ with wuuischultng Tin- rafter- int e r t o iK- fie r u l e d by . n l l i p e t . u i l e n ­ elde and out should be m u r e d like-, By .t one line road I mean that any road not wider than fourteen l i n k * c a n o n l v he s e l e c t e d U p o n th e feet is one that two teams cannot i n v e s t i g a t i o n a n d f a v o r a b l e r e p o r t pass on itnd still remain on the hrirk o f a r m y e n g i n e e r s Mr AA’n o d ru fT A road of sufficient width for two p o i n t e d o u t a n d r e a d t h e s e c t io n o f tennis to pass 'unfl)*r these « nnditiuna I t' hu n.|ILrt recommending for I bin ci un* v as i is not ...... . thc Sf Johns route, hilt I i f fact tlnrb is not sullicienl travel, and the that these engineers also reported . n il' • ... s AA, • l e - l g n a t I ll 11. I III 111 I 1 t I «• I rit T-• D o , i s t . i 1 AA 11e f w ity t h r o n g ) h l o r n D in their opinion this t<MIS, r u r , e d Is- A house SO fcel by I I I feet should h a v e three windows to the ride and a d o o r in uuch end W in dow s should he covered with heavy. double vukJIcd. hinge J, shutters which open fro m the outside duns can Some of the wn* should ire glass >o that light I n* admitted without exposihg the interior to cold These also sh o u ld he nrovided with shutlcm. The lined iToot with should l*e double an d i juiper. T h e slatli-*! bins should la- placed | nix inches from t f14 walls anti four routeL e a v e a hall w a v cross- a b o v e the lh»t*r through the- i enter A cutilaturs, I - D a v,. . ■ l’ .......... ., rat,„.r n lllh wise thrm Jgh , . , , , , ... , Here nt Sutlfor.r %n im,m*tvs‘ i n ­ to pass, ami it is piolmtdy better to a g re a te r m ile a g e of m m - f o o , h ^ ^ |( h(i c h | ,.f jn m „ k . , ‘ ’-i *>' - h u u l d !«■ p l a c e d in build dustry can be securul that w ill . |each rother'nnd on each slip of the r o a d s in vnut county than t ing his report made no rccomtnendu* overshadow the v c g - l.t b c business, brick stove if a stove is used Two vennumlier of miles the fruit business and even l h e ' outslruct .. W * e r iu m , a n ti t h a t th e a s s o c ia tio n stan ds tilatora, K by K inches should be tourist husineis H *re in SuntouT of brick roads .ol greater width for the const-wise line, anil further, placed in the roof. All ventilators! not neces»ary t h a t a n o t h e r h o a r d o f er g i n e e is is, we can have a seen,id • hicag.i and which are should lie provided with shutters In view of till* fact that the tnat- n o w i n v e ' l i g a t i n g a n d w i l n o t lo n g one .of the greatest meat pricking -so thiit~t.hu) cun lie closetl Those 11 r of building a system of highway h e r . , m a k e r e p o r t u p o f i t h i s n u t t e r , pl.-ilUs In. the Union in th*- top should huv. ro-.f* I <• i t ill - r i u m l v h.ts l i n t b e l l i i l e t b . l l c l v \ . .«.liv id . - n - d I . I I I . R -I.' m o n ■ The Her ibl I a- 1 al • d n! t hi I • keep .nil *Hun •’ s e t t l e d »- v e t \\j 1.1 ill. « W o u ld be . * ri in* 11 •-•.it a 11**! • . o f -- I n - I 'i i l TAre a- an nb-.i AA .at. '.ill •■! it T ile ... le t '• - t . i ' . l i g a t | ■l .if i hi- o p i n i o i t h a t i ' w o u l d In- t in I to |.l f t to prev. ' I |1*' A "I."Ill ‘ f al most a ■erl i ill v Let I nes i - t o . t i r e t h e m t h r. iig h lv to no w St lo litis a- t lit* Ii it|i vetnent Wise lie- h i m t " p i l l ' l l ' D ills . I l l t i l e . i d v o i a t i n g D i, every li n e get behind 1 tins o i l . n i t t i l e injur '1 . m i l d t s e i i . - | | . insiitj u n l i t a f t e r N o v c m h v t It. , a n d r o u t e , p e n d i n g t h e f o r t h c o m i n g e n ­ and utge the (nrinet- ami the cattle and keep them dry ami free of cold | a l t h e r e t |U e s t o f i he m a n y c i t i z e n s g in e e r s * r e p o r t T h i s s e e m e d tea men to get tog*.t her on it Sib* fed T h e trouble w i l l he repaid m htghc ' w h o m he m e t d u r i n g I he d a y . he s o n u h l e . a l b e i t h a d I lo re been no cattle, tib ’s filled with the m m that prices when potalilis arc sea ice w i l l In* i n v i t e d t ' f r e t u r n t o t h e em i n ­ o p p o s i t i o n present ;t d id appear can be raced here in g r e a t i | u a n ty a fte r th e e le c th n p ro b a b le th a t a canal fa v i . t t h ie tity and of better i|uality than any A L T A M O N T E S P lt 'N t .S During the automobile trip yu**-. endorsement would have crept into other part of the south. Cuttle I Mr T A - Briggs of "Ea*, Green*1 brought in from the r a n g e 'fed a few trrday thc member* of i he phrty a l ; tho report of this sunn- resolutions wieh. it J has been down I -nkinimonths ami turned over i.A the Mi Jam**** solicitation Imre-d info t h e pfom m lltee buteller in prune c o m h lio a Killed shall and marl rfoads now in use in This reso utnyn il v tt . vv a- Ii null y after tils beautiful "place. “ The Ter i If* — *— that he might (or statistical accepted by the ci)mint Its"’ as a ra c e ." anti his J'range gi< vp, apt! stored and sold to the trade at order recent,) bail crie thousand root i of and repotted to and unanin good price Th e money stays at purposes gel data on the conditions pur pic iris planted on his lake front. front . hornet, antf e v e r y b o d y is enpehnd the materiul in thc present hard j /nously uduptvd by the Association, j P ur P*c los plnulcd non commitread#, as below; " R e s o lv e d . Th «k we i * / Key, and Mrs. Burr weio in Or i . , ro*d». Mr. James was . . . . X . Hereby. * ‘ *. . •- * .. * " . ■• : . J .V Im on t In d of keeping them lic -t I >!• | n n r ¥ u. Aa ooooaooaooooooaooaaaoaoooD il ghi F a V< a»i l M• In *. m ol, »• m | 11 th -la V I - 11I T, g la. .t.mg -s11v •-1 > l" •*g•• I 1. in— *• v il 1c \\ I '. |• • n al. M a i a \| f s Ta ve a u w. M rS A gm t' ci r Kiltlb id II lit >•tlgl i A| WI" k *- VIs I A! 11• g n - l in 11ret tu I. imp'll i: ■ i i.sii.n f ronu ripf , -I In It. lv I it, Miii a ilo j . T i rl T H E FIRST VU TI IM. i»| AT T H E S T A K T IIK V T K K T i l l KSIMY I »• -v a*< ►> • ?# r i * -1 ^ a S«1 t i l e v . i - r l . In U i f . n u ! less costly, and most likwly of con >*. - s s io n a l a p p r o p r i a t i o n a* w.-M n b i.r 11o I 11g „ SANFORD, FLORIDA Mori n ; S W I i*I I"«11aloi‘% . III I • Tilt ( M.l 1 f t i n 111 T » t l o of I tn I"I*• I......... f - \\ i t fn»T;i ■*»i'*s i t k i * o ' »■* r I ' l l n • .in , ■'I * * 11) it fi *iii> I 1 g • la ■ i n t i t i *a i s i . i • . * * n G 11, 11* • t * • prif y Th:wt al I: .lives I 11unm.*n on i l n * t r «-lTnrO T in * plan .i > pliaslZi.tl fart \hill our Ii.-. t and iis- • t-rly -| 11m* nf lb f :i -e tri'i-t t i n t - hi ureill v . IT■,• l s h. * u I d l.%- ma> * 11f f 1111■4f t \ • r \ y . i n 11 . .1 H i - -'i. ifit . . j i - f iti i. . i 't..1. - i,! i# -.it '1 *.'f1 - t i f r ( h < 1» . 1 |' t.| t.# i i * • i . . • point - . I f A Im hid ft.* »*) n. haT d* t * Ii i »i in ‘b ••Mil ordinary y ro ij i j 11 for mm Jh- nur Nat t#•h.vl In la nd Wat. •rua*. Tto•-• «»• t »• t * ,. h* .If • ». , n-d A 111. * f .; . > p>. . ** * t o j ‘•! . \ ' 1 1 I * low 11 i \. i n h XI'KIC IS * if I rf «* i • f i •i! if M ..ft i h.l A. 4c»r T1 T i l l ; n u IPKK T l i l M . W i M i d i . tt iwoinuuK}h.hhhui( )«iuiiitMRi imi-tiMRi: lifiiuoitnt jiHHUsfilil fin S\* f t .»• il Of .1* T Tf1. \\ dlh ; 1*. t ' it ftl. !r t it V | BE’IU « ifitjfl . r •!- Won! 11 | l.i I l « fl V fit ■111 JO t » l» a * a n t L .i •- i * 11 .1 Ti M <I e>1 » . • II I* . NINE-FOOT ROADS 5 « H f.. i • *ifi'l Mr. C K AA lk«r. c h a r m .n of l In AA i.ii r way - C r m m itte e of -»an- i MU u 16. i<jl5 > *< Mm T ill U N I V E R S A L CAR Prices lowered again, hut the same Ford cur. I he record of satisfactory performance for more than 900,000 owners surely makes it the “ Universal ( ar — llie car you want. It meets the demands of professional and business men and brings pleasure to the whole family. Simple, strong, reliable— eco­ nomical in operation and maintainance. Runabout S390; Touring Car $440; Town Car $ 4 0 0 . r . „ . |,. Detroit. On sale at Sanford Machine (iarage Co. I '.I ) AA A l t D |||t.< . |N< •- F W IL L IA M S Salesman A f»ent vv. ■ ^ : . • * ■ . • i! !! �r-r»f ^ • '’ « S nVKMHER tfi. >915 T H E SANT/OHD HERALD TODAY IS ELECTION DAY IN SANFORD ljule Happenings— Mention I! „f Matters in B r ie fLITTLE OB NO EXCITEM ENT I’ersonal Items of AND FRIENDLY CONTEST In te re s t IS THE RESULT ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... | PAGE T H R E E A hF.suME OF SANFORD ro da i p m a p p f . n i n (; s u p A'IJf*«« all C«***vrn«f»rtliooi lor (L>« Colvmn to J*litof, CMI^Krrna Mr* H A T»*K#«i*., Ph-iflt No HU Hrilli iinilfj llrauhful Reception Mis- Jtlnic Stumor. Tii l.ij., MiI odn;, is elect.oif du\ and the Charlie Sell J i, was » scene from fairy lam! weather is ideal, being cool enough (hal Fairy Mocnheam. " T h , Prin­ greeted the guests of the to keep the blood from boiling over. Morgan-Rotter reception on Friduy cess'- tinn.l Genius." Miss Virginia Th e election seems t,uirt enough nfternooh at the Woman’ s Club for Hrndy . to suit the most fastidious anil will never was there a lovelier garden of The Emperor What-for- W hi. " A M l- Eiroutine Webb in the guest probably pn*« ofl at sundown as beauty than presented itself as one Me rciful f?' M o m i r f l i . " M t It J )lf V, r .on-in, M i»" Margaret Davis. One of the incidents of truni|uility entered the door Holly A variety of i 1‘rim i- So T ru e " I n Love vnr h in Sanford town There ur. ten graceful ferns with masses of white ( l , , , fresh Ilermuda onion seed " Mr Sherman 1,1. > aldermen running for office out of -tar jessamine vine III full llowei t he P* tr | It Philips. 22-Sir I’rioce So Sti. " I n D . v . wi th t Inwhich seven wilt tie elected They j were used in the background of rince Mr C I! Dinge i ,ut, ti the Power show to buy ate as follows green, p gainst which large yellow Toji-Not. " T h e Court Chambert,.„ |i.dinW- " • Abernathy, John Adam-. Jand white chrysanthemum! and Miss (I ret chi >i Sell ill tr. t H D i n g e y || \\ Herndon, P <i masses of alnm unde-s were arranged laii Wa-Mtiirn's h om e-m ade candies K en n edy. U C M axwell Frank l. with m im ic efl ect Sain i r Eyes, "T h e \\ ir.ard Cat,-, fur -ah at Irwin & Giles 18-tf MJRer. [). <; Monroe .I Mtisson.' Mrs It C llower. prettily gow n­ Miss Frances Aspinwall. Sprites of the Night, PopuInT A W . . \jr K II Moses has arrived * harlee Tyler ed in light blue pussey-willow t a f­ tcudjints, Fairies, etc..,., ,■ ragw ' M l from New York to spend the winter * or rnuJ or 11 15 a foregone eon- feta and white lacej and Mrs. W. L. :v . Scene I — The Emperor's' (Lfrrieh.l A ^ n,md a* usual. ^ n t J. D. Davison will have Morgan wearing a lovely frock of Scene It The Cave of Inky a sweeping, majority, being the only pink taffeta with rosebud trimmings (i n that good Elder Springs Water candidate in the field Night. received their gusets with sweet AT THE STAR TH E A T R E W EDNESDAY. M A T I N E E AND N IG H T Scene I I I - Same as Scene 1 again. Phone W. H. .Williams at For clerk and collector thciv are and gracious dignity. Kerns and Arcompi/nist, Veda Ward Rower. ihr Sanford House pr the springs. two candidates. M W Lovell arid chrysanthemums were banked in Music, The Wallace Orchestra lla r iy Wilson. charming arrangement behind the N e t .ling's rubidium leaves (Tn ex :^i(ViiW liV«YfiVW W iYyW <YiUM V^W fy'rVVW yrVVW W >^ For treasurer and as-es-i r then- hostesses hit.itm ■>' 'he (lower shew Order* ‘ •prri mj Xutnhff nf /.yr. nni Cun, re are two candidate-. \ \ Pre-ton lli-liind a screen, interlaced with U ki". (or -pring delivery and Addi-on l. WilliamTonight at the Hapllst Temple (towers and ferns and amid tjie pret-l For executive committee. George , y , urr„ utu|i„Cs „ f |loUui| plant- a nd! the Lyceum committee will present ' * plant a good crofi Heimuda FVtx Frank. F'orre-t huge vases of alamatidcr- that stood* Mi-- F! telle tin-', and Mnritr l,hi „ tin- month Good money i A. DeCotti I.ak> W F U til.-otl and \ F upon the rostrum, iirim violinist and pianist, in t he I f;Philips A Co 22 8tc Wallace's or Vow eit ehe-ira di-eotirsed entrancing rmisiei lir-l Ml tin l.y ceil HI se.les tllul will MMMmarik ha. reiurn.'d |„. pr***l*tee<l Ut I im Temple 11*1* * rhrnt»gtrtn:r~the nftn'ronr .,,,m Apopka w lierv she lias Inn n Gel four Trees, Plants, eu season Miss Grey and Mr. LheMrs. Geo. Fox, wearing a modish spciiilii g the past six weeks. vinne are popular favorites of the t W. F. Nehrling will be at the gown of crepe meteor welcomed the Herald otHr.- i-verv F’riday morning Ui-dpath Chautaui|u.i It was. said" For ihai G O O D G U L F G A S O . guej-ts jii the reception hall, while at uf Mis, Grey while touring K u/<>|m at nine o'clock to take ordl-r- lor 1.1 n | .,ml S I P RE.M E A U T O O il. the mnei doer of the auditorium, plants, tree- ro shrubs nur m by Ib ’ iri Mm lean dire, lor of -yin phone II It ‘ o n e ). Vk’ l. No. I Hi. Mr t K M ettiiipir hand-otui-U pi .. . Hi r.i a. i In .d . f in, -Tint i 1< I Oil', till I,e -1 ut- " I I tf .1 .i irk Id nr •■i« .1. ■Imu for -ati at |•• i -m ..tdi pro > Ro.al l l>11 ge ol Mil'll tll.ll lb ■d . hitt.ij and M f* Mum Ward. *r“ |:. . ■ . Ur v-.iht helliil Ills at the to m at O i Jb ' aht i 'tie . bn'- iti! irulv r.-uiarka bte Im ». i,* .1 t in, -|H *iill> t i r. 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Fr »>|.t • f *. * » t\ ■•. i **v Noli- e •ci.uw p 11-> v willow l ri ui nod t a llrl ii. i ur l/iisif lh /niftllirn' /'nijnlm I ’ 1'foTe was a line uTU’litl a n. at , ' t f W i»m:' n*“ t luii on Sul in d* • id rer ■• on I •■ . o • v •1•• * l l- r -I id nr.. ri.E I'lu-n ......... ... , i. r. d bv l tn ui" " b. r "i) >h" •1< , - ii *,m • ■ .1 t )'• Ini" t' 11 .1,. ..... . " '• r*. 1• dim 11 . *...: i n t 1 tn ii* r <1 Im i h i vx.i ♦*> *t»1• t• i |»s Mr ('biM I'f D tii' • 11.&If V11.1r fti1 * a Ii l t. a o R<—pt'g! full,. 1 " F'fanl E■•--). im .IV .| e r r . |« , ) o urs W’tl I ut ms .V tin i In r will In* r- ' t It i ft v i ’M.iring • oil, . front t)ir* \ F • . |. mu | it t w• r. Mt> I. i t Ii* ’ i«o ,a td . i, -it ■ / I. ‘ \ i 1r r "r ,■ l. ,i, .|.it I . d \. ,, , 1•. • 1T ! m ' ,i . Mr- It W ileindon ii i Vt h o . i,». jr ' ■' tl. rr -*. ■ i,. " Ark 1 l fk ■ . 1" 11it I )t i »i >) M <, r •. i' .. I . - t , FT. • ■ ' | 1 ' A •1 ,t •, *t >. H I .<• I,.>u \1 H ■ *r ♦♦ » f n. . \rL, u t; *i > m Fr(■! a . a I Ii 1 till !i a !l rep W ,i pi go v to >1 io w tot, n. J and f **r.T »f 1 S.!? »Af i.t \ 1* liTglit t ill 1V pleas.:' I and er.joyed I to­ W .nil i r |..r i*. • JMIII' I m , and MrI W lin k in ' wear ••or, ,i*.. A ft I *♦ ‘ .1 tl! tjFJ 1 d rt m.'i ,|.iu-|v t.v t h. m- rrv ).,irid ol .i-j" i lave tolar -ilk po|i|in and r |ilf VV xlk. r l o w . d by a dl-1 !** it'll III Whi. ti -I V > Olllti; peopl . g a l l o n . 1 t o g e t h i r for ♦ 1 I 1' • Tf, 1♦ r • iMrl.il,-lib- A.puiwall Taka b tm Imdi.i*. poured codec Four ral inembei! of the departttient ( j,(. happy ocettsien Mrs. Edward •Mrs If E ’Tolar and Mix* K'eanoi W |.t>\ I I 1 M hajipy oi-eiisten tfl t l . m F IR S T .Cn \ Cl, rk popular young lassies served the gave interesting sketches on the Latte pluveir I lo- dull re muoe Herring will take |s»rt in t li • \Y dW ith Candy made in ek liken sail'd enurin' These were th* D eve|o|M*innt <-f th !‘tn nofoi te Duilil) lilt1.* boxes and baskets of. uesday evening program at th-- |-" 2 '• tb \ RE TSt iN C A N D Y ‘ t • k a t her me ..ml tiladys Wilson, Alice The opening number of tin- p r o -'lunch were prepared l.y the g'rls.J .ration meeting in D el,and Trv it F’or sale by C.ddwelt and Fern Ward Others gram wa* an interesting talk by enough fm two in each I,ox. while Ele, till,! I’ rorlamation Irwin iV (Hieassisting lien 1 MrHarry Wjl-on Mas Munson, nil Russian Music tin- "part;.' wu- -up piemen' ed by j Mrs 11 iry Wight and many virtu of Cm u 4 ♦ > Cr dei :,».*• t h|iiTijhvi. Store and Mr- Rose Addington and Comp. ers. Ill whi* h -lie rut the young hosts Those prvoent It iterexpect to go over i o D 'f . i n d vented aill i) > *• IM «* thorny 21 tf Reiiiitifully gowned women throng­ braced the National, the Decline of wern N^nmu Herndon -Serit.f LaK'i’, ‘ or Wedne-ilav ‘« session-of tile rit \ of Sanford. Florid.i. ed the moms during the afternoon, Nationalism, end t Lo Keel eetie peri-*] Maud1 ■ i Mr- Henry Wight, a f ­ Labe Eleamir Herring notice n hi rei,x given tkuL » gen* wt.o with their pretty' ‘ rocks nnd fix Mr- C II Dnigee mlir the d e ' elopme ut '"( music in I lor. thy Rumph. Mullle \torunl hy. Mrs ( If will lie held to Dlllgee i- exp. 1- 1,1 ; oral eit) e'ertion elaborate decorations -(doled ligtits Riissiu anil l b ! Wight motored oxer dwell upon and dwelt u|M *n the folk Ethel Henry, Florence' Henry FGo attend the on tin* "th dt. v Federal ‘on rn'c’ iug Sanford. Elorulii andthe • wpet -trainof the nr- songs of that ri unify "* on Thin-day. -topping An inteiest tiler Miller t'arolvu S|oni..r Hath Mil W I'dtle-d.l) tube, A D t f l a L*1 of lb 1ol. n .. to attend t Ii .to-tr.i i .Mnhi'Tied with tin* popil- tt g statement « as that tile dk l.eti Rradx \lfl ed I Iidison. II 1'.V Ydditio'i.d I’isjple a*T«bFxs-nls Page li jmrpoce lb' e '..'io n ' * ' liidtv of tin- graeimi- youiie d io - l- s, . i> t In i t filing . ' ‘ ‘ jl - e. p ,| lowing e.t . .dh.t" I " w • \L " , —e- made tin- one of the most g i i.'-ide id then appealing quid , i' tin Laundry, t ‘ nminer s( vni .oum iLio ti to -> r o ' bn hrilltalll -onnl iifTnt.ra nf the bde Ii ■ ,i D i l i i ill ctit-e iipto the near Freiieb Sve., treats t|,e n o years next ensuing from ykxV I I i i ( Y i W r Y i I ( ' ( V i • i W « , , | | Y t t c I ■VvVa'W i V « Y i Y V V ^ 'i fall j |de si 'tig 0 ) ’ Hr inl et-, of d 'a - xv bite and sanitary, and (lie lir-d lir t Tuesday alter the I 'f 4' , u » the procr.in ! l f» * . i .-1*,.ni‘ er i— Flat \j ii.,,t-. v btoir.rv I ' l l 1' J < . r d rill A / r i e t . C L , h lip . v ji- M i.^ ,M...-gari'l Temey i f Snr• I " . laity at moderate prices. And I do hereby appoint the !"l two vit.liii num* .Gtv. '* ■> trial. rendered r to who Satiisfuetion guar* lowing jier-ntis a- elcik and mThe tegular semi monthly me*t* ___________________________ - p ,— n — Z ’ Si umen and M tr-rff. I"H e curtains done equal spector- ol said election >i bell. mg of tin* Ccciban Music Club will Iii ta and rr» , (iwynti Fox in the orchestru selccI’ hone 150-U. J. J. Cord. Muinea, clerk: F. S, Frank. Tim be held at the studio of Mrs. 'These were much enioyed Mpr T ile *-1Sif Keene and W W Long. t tu-l* Fannie Muhson Saturday afternoon t- ns g d st qtreeifted )<y the .audi-nce tors at •hrrttjjo'clock. . THREE BIG SHOW S DAILY u g The entire niogram was well ten­ 11 'f di, Hr am h .Alilli neri Store The pulling pluee will )><■ at the , ^ ______________ . ___________^ _ g : dered throughout, tile weird, pecu­ ‘ ' * French Millinery Shop of fire stall, Ii in tin- <it) buildipg. on • Itomino Ihitur liar quality of the Russian music 1 In lias made arrange- I ’ulrpc(to avenue m i he «ity >f The Social Department. Mrs. R nuiking a strong imprrsslon. 'tii Mr /. Spinks of Oviedo, Sanford The polls will open at » i J. Holly, hostess, will give a dt mF *'1 *" handle a rornplete line of TUESDAY. NOVEMBER. 16th Prtigrn m o>clock a in . standard t-me a n d ' jno dunce Tuesday evening. Nox "THE SOCIAL L I O N " ■ . Two Reel Drama The Angel, voci.1 duel Rubenstein Mo-. Daisy MeCloney 'Jdrd Pink and blue dominoes will will be closed at sundown Staring Hebrrl Rawlitihop and Annie l.ilile Af! , M i*se_s Shultz 1 ‘ harge ami needs no in" I I I S KG Y P TIAN A FINTTY" Wit ne— m> hand a- m ivor of lu> worn < dined) lter. eu.se, i'rrldb- Song I f•M Ft ' ’ |0|l.|li.l a- -lie vva- ,|,e W E D N E S D A Y . N O V K . M l J E K 17th l it v of S...ifo:>! S .nford \ l' T ' rc^>hi-r • at f Iv leilo, and THE D IA M O N D FROM T H E ShY .5^. . Hr«t Elpa*>drk 5 ^ /' - • -- f hi i/r.,11it tfie ran til'' I -'I I l1 k lo r da IMI I til Eealuring Entile Pickfurd nnd At jtlinin Rus-e|| «t^ i l rnd Jesus Unis' a Garde,i Mad. ■' • I I mil Will In d i e to . \ 1 ) 1 I a No vv ml. I • b.-.ir-.d. lor tlie , hermillV Ltlli " T H E VVl.I.Y OF R E G E N E R A TIO N " T b «. Hr, I Feature _ 'I'-idiai k>>» - k • .'l b i t ( ,v n'llii t In- -nine I) | I'll R \< H>!!R 'T H E IIKAVKST OF I HE HIIAY E " ‘ • . . . . Comrd, lap ille-C ijieretla that will lie preMrs Terwilliger ■d a- till French MjlMay or of f If v - I Sutlfo'd T H U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R KSfh senied ..aI uijH-rial the Monday. Kainennoi Ostrow Rubetistcin i- one of th(* most up to' ‘ M ISJl'D (iF.D " . . . . . . Three Reel Drama Attest preceding* Thanksgiving prornines a Miss Frank •I., south todav Anna Little and Hebert Rawlin-on M W Lovell City C W k v.rv delightful evening of fun and R Uwmui |;,t«-rmr-zz*, Frank AND A ONE REEL COMEDY 25 t f* pleusuri. , with Mrs. Lucille As,.ro( Stuman. Miss Tem.ry, Mi-a F R I D A Y . N O V E M B E R UM't •*fd I ounty '[’axes No pinwalI Tukach nnd R. J. Holly in "*JlkST J IM ” ...................................................... lav I ling, Four Reels Junio. Stumon, and Mrs. | Mr now open in my Harry D. Carey and Jeanne Taylor in the Good Old Time*. •tin the leading rides. T h e cast is cum­ Gwynn Fox. for the payment of state’ and SATURDAY. NO VEM BER 20lh "T h e voters lu my town came |posed of popular matrons and maids Prelude UachnimofT *U," ‘ f**r 1915. A discount ward In your cause like one man " F O R PROFESSIONALS R E A SO NS " Two R eel! anj jjallunt tnen.-, • -\Jrs. Deas « in November and 1 per " Y e !." replied ilic man who wich d,v # JPrinc^ssw Chrysanthemum, " T h e Jeanno Taylor and Clifford Rogers Violin Number Miss Tenney I " A GA M E OF LO V E " . . . • Comedy •' i • tuber is mad. Bring rttttrtl That acorns to I n d i t e the K ^ I)allR(Uer/. Kudllo A** Sea Gull's Cry T H E RROKEN C O IN " • . . . First Fpsode VirtroSal^JJ of your property general I -can |,„nwa!l Takach Tllkl|(,}] v general proportion. proj,.,........ ■ ...... remember .. Now appearing In Ihr Jacksonville paper and beinj used in aft Musical Instrument of Russia 1 when you could depend upon one man 1i,K “ (ho Firal.Clnaa Theatres. Maidens' Attendants to rotne forward nnd do the work of a ........... ...................................Victrr.ja Read R In the paper am, ace it at Allen’a Theatre ........................, whole lot of Tofera/’-^ ln oln n ati En* Russian National Hym/t Orchestra I r ■' of V f . : ,.,|| b. • r,M d t-ip t '.I. \ tl G ■K ALLEN ’S THEATRE I Firsl Show Starts 7:00 p. m. Sharp, Second 8:10, Third 9:20 SE PROG RA M M E ~ v. f ■ M �W -. . . ■ U * P '°J l n-91 • pJojUBg - I S p jm x - u y g T r.l 1 * « t i aamojidtUa ,w « b X |- g 9 0 1 " S u o i t g '»! ‘ 3 u|tjjis aums Ud) 'taqdtiillo Ua)u pin! ju d a a q q o o q ju • s p u a q j o j puu s)A||nd m o ; n otqy Uin)JO)H>n« a q i ut p|3q » q jjp.\ u o fi , - u o a u o j j q i j i. 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M 3 X V I A J S1N3A3 QNV 31d03d S d 3 d lA IV H . * u 30nX X 31 unox HOVd ■ v 3 X X / d O i (1 1 V H H U a U O J N V S H i l l ± •,. u j * ' — 3 H H S . j . ■ -—-liLO— , - V r ; > . r Hi , t �_____ I 's w iir a t . * W; • * PAGE SIX - •' • ' • i J ' r THE SANFORD HERALD NOVEMBER 16 —. — LAST . • 1 ,BP F O F 1915 ’ Renjember this is the last opportunity to buy Fall and W inter Goods at special sale prices. This is positively th§ last sale we will have this year, but this promises to be the largest and best sale since we have been in the city. . WORK I We sell them cheaper than anybody elsewhere when we sell at regular price, but here is another cut. C alf Skin, 3 styles, regular ( 1 * 0 O O price $ 2 .3 9 , sale price « J Elk Skin, regular price Q g $2. 19, sale price . t| )l.c / 0 Mule Skin, regular price (t» 1 Q Q $ 1.98, sale price . * 1 )1 .0 * / Tan and Buck, regular (T» 1 T Q price $ 1.69, sale price We have just received two big shipments o f these shoes and have fifteen different styles, and should he able to tit you in size, quality and price. The same reduction on those not mentioned as on these few that we have priced here. W O M E N ’S W O R K S H O E S Gunmetal, Regular $ 1 .9 8 , sale price Genuine Rox Calf. Regular 1 AQ price $ 1 .6 9 , sale price *J) 1 . ^ x 1 / price ( h i Q Q . . * [)1 .0 * / Gunmetal, Regular $1.69, Sale price price d »* | . .tp l.ji/ Gunmetal Buttoji, nice look- (T* 1 ' y A ing heavy shoe, sale price J ) 1 . f J M E N S ’ DRESS SHOES We have most any style and price you want. Palm g l O Q Beach *|) 1 Patent Leather Button *7 0 $ 3 .5 0 value for . * ] ) ^ . I J Romeo's full dress, $1.59 We are making a sdecial price on every shoe in the store and w ill mention a few here. Patent Leather Lace, low heel, receding toe, latest style, regular price $ 3 .5 0 , sale price Promenade, $1.49 (1 * 0 7 0 * J )Z .I* / Vice Kid and Cun Metal, the latest styles. THE SAME REDUCTIONS. Tennis Ovfords, 69c Easywalkers, 43c W e have almost a hew stock of Ladies’ Shoes and we have some astonishing prices to make you. Genuine Calf Skin Shoes for Children. Don’t fail to see them. Regular price $1.50, sale price •S H IR T S . COLLARS, UNDERW EAR A 10 P E R (’E N T K w lu c h n n «n HOSIERY DEPARTMENT LADIES' W AISTS ?'J all value in Silk and ( 'repo $1.98 .ill 1Lrfs-s Shirl-'. W . m II ilv tilu** \\ iirL Shirt f«»r t*;i<h *, 39c ? ! on v a lu e 7Or l)ul tniin 17 M*'-20 '15r KUlsOc Si'iuTi Drawer*,'flali* 33c 'Silk 11<»se, $ 1 value for 7‘Jc SO LADIES' WOOLEN SKIRTS Drilling Drawers for .. lUr 50c value 39c Values up tn$3 to $5, Meired Lined Underwear, brand 25e value , 19r price during sale only new stork. per garment "39c Misses’’Silk l.isle. large assort men l Mi ilium weight, ribbed 13c •JOSkirts ranging in price Q QQ Jf»c value, sale price, TWO Nigh I Shirt.--. 39r from $7 to $lu J .y O PAIRS for Overalls and Work l’ant>. $1 all I {Ini’ li I 'cl I in lilt. if I 98. I tidies' Lisle in Mark.Tail. i n \alue for 51.19 ^ p *4 --$ J M 9 -,-d iin n rrT «h * — • , v*Ktue and* ivnitp, zar vTjhie IJ/C ^ f '0<T\”iTnc» for* I.aduK*-ndy-mab<- D i'o>m *n in \Vr have a good blark eoi |i>u Q \ Snjne for 79r and 13c Serge. Silk. Poplin, Silk ("repe Jhva-j good llle value 10 PER CENT Keduet u>n mi ent in Deeheris, going for ONE-HALF Over 200 Men’s and Hoy-, n r stork uf ISiiv. I’ani'i price. ^ lU-lts, 35c and 50c values \\ • h a \ e j u > t rec e i\ e d a la rg e -Injiiiient iif ( ‘-iimfurl Kianki t-. Slieels. Pillow -Cases and Bed Spreads. 1Turing sale O NLV we will offer these at special prices merit ioned. COM FORTS, The ordi/»n nary $5.00 value fur $1.98 25c $3 50 value for -1 4 9 M EN’S BLUE SERGE PANTS $3.98 values for $2.98 $1.98 values for 1.79 H8c* values 89c Strmes and various colors at a. similar reduction. A t»ig line of Hoys’ Suits O N E F O lM tT lj t^r. Suin- even loss iIran One-fourth off. LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Muslin downs, $1 values for ‘ .. This is an unusual $1.25 values for *Crepe $1 values Muslin I'mlerskirts, values fur. $1.25 value "'“ w 69c >ju(gl.vnluev •■>0; .89c .7-., . 69c $1.00 p n DI/C .. H9r -------- ^ 2 .1 9 2.19 I 79 _* on a Iin- for BLANKETS Large assort meni In pick from, 9Hr to ?1.39 A 10 PER C E N T reduction on all of these. 5c, and 10c, 12' x 98c BAGS AND SUIT CASES W * .I p ’ O' •-1 .I,,, h1d A . * ll I iii ill a \ B ag I h.f ifig t• h> • Bag-, a n d ''int • i ■ i v II tang' fr o m 3 0 f to $100 Men’s $2.50 to $3.50 Hats $1.98 $1.50 ami $2.00 Hats 98c Boys Hats range from 19c to 98e SWEATERS Ranging in ppee f,oni 2ar to $2.50. • A- 20 -PKR f ‘E V T TiT'i’hmff "flfr ent ire lilt 12-ineh Peppcrell PillAw Tutiing, 1 holt per y;nd 15c tiiant Fmhroidery Cloth, a sub­ stitute for Indian Head 1 A Linen, during side per yard 1UC CORSETS The Aniwicun Beauty.Cor.s«i, $1 ^value for $2.98 x. 4 4 U L u ilu i£ lui ” *' 70 vnThe“ rrir 8k Linen Collars We have 2 5 pairs of . . . . . . COMFORTS, BLANKETS. SHEETS AND PILLO W CASES I.adio-’ Misses’ ami Children' Hum- as-ort* d -.i/.fs and « •»1.•?^ Hanged /ml -oldduring ihi> £ side, jms. pair OC Tennis (T* 1 O f Shoes * { ) l . Z D LADIES' KNIT UNDERWEAR QQ O l/ C Vest and Long Drawers, 50c value lor Parisian I^idy, $1.25 value Q Q for .i. j a .. MOC 1 ** Lace ; Front Parisian d>-| />Q Igidy, $2 value . .. . . t p L O v / 25c value • .... 45c. ** . Fine Unbleached Shifting, 36-inches, for Indian Read Linen, value for 910— lai “ 12k 1 J'epperi’UI Sheeting foh. 2a^ l Shifting for 18r tirade of Outing, all colors, and stripe All kinds o f Toys and Useful Article*^ other lines and we are tfoin# to offer some very Jow prices This is a regular 5, 10, 15, 20 and*25c store thousands o f articles in (his Departmedt Toy Sets, Tablets, Pencils, Pianos Tools, Boats, Spades, Rake arid Hoe Sets Machines, Window Decorations, Xmas Tree W r e n c h e s , Fur D s k s , Cats, Sheep and other articles too numerous to mention. Sail Boats, Submarines, 1rains, 3 or 4 style Swords, Wind Mills, Jumping Jacks, Elephants, Mules, Express Wagons, Toilet Articles, Soaps, Face Powder, Toilet Water, Brilliantine, Perfumes, Tooth Powder, Cold Cream, Shaving Soaps Ash Trays. This is only a tew few ot of many things in this departent. 25c Articles . 20c 20c Articles . . . 15c 15c Articles . . . 10c ~ 10c Articles . . . 5c 5c Articles . . . 3c WE ARE U N AB LE TO FIND SPACE ON O N E PAGE of TheHerald to mention half of what we want to, hut we insist on you visiting our store and see for yourselves fhe many bargains we are offering, THE'BIG. SALE WILL BEGIN ON WEDNESDAY .MORNING, NOVEMBER 17th. and continues through 10 days. This will prove to be the biggest sale and best bargains that has been offered you in may a day, and perhaps never before. -REMEMBER TH E DATE AND PLACE. Extra help will be needed during this sale. « vv U Sanford Ave. & 4th St. ~' ? i f e r ----------- �FTj.*• Trr? I IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PL;BLISHCD S E M I-W E E K L Y TH E S A N FO R D H E R A L D ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAYS i //V S A N F O R D — Life /■ Wotth Living VCM me VII CONSOLIDATE R.F.D. ROUTES INTO ONE SIXTY FOUR MILES IS TO BE COVERED DAILY BY ONLY ONE CARRIER Theri* art grave doubts in the mind, of many of the wise ones hf re » ’ «o whether the postal defnirimi'iit know how many miles a n. ,ti iar can cover .over the j. y 11 routes in this district The government experts who evtljrr,!x mupped out the routes in . . . \ -..mu of the office at Waxh„ , tl. ftii.i* that one mini can cover th. i.l mill- necessary for the three |ufy rr.ijTP* ITtd ran cover it tti right hours, the necessary sched­ S W K M I t l). FLORIDA. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 19. 191*. Mansell js Superintendent Richmond, Fa . Nov |H Th e stockholders of the A thii.tie f i a m Line .Railway in annual meeting here Tuesday re-elected their direc­ tor*, who declared an annual d iv i­ dend of two and one-half per cent on the common stook The presi­ dent. J U Kenney, and other o f ­ ficers were re-elected The i i l l i o i , and directors left this afternoon on a tour of inspection down the line The hoard accepted the resigna­ tion of tt N Roj i ll general man ager of the road and promoted 1* it A lb rig h t, assistant general manage! to succeeed hint Royal i retired because of ilj health. J. N. Brand, now general super­ intendent of the third division at Jacksonville will become assistant general manager J C, Murchison, superintendent at Charleston. S. C.. will succeed Brand and J I' Walker will succeed Murchison tt |j Mansell has been made superinten­ dent at Sanford THE MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT WILSON TO C O N G R E S S ule At thi present time there are lhfrr earner" on to cover Number* j < ami :t The government re- W I U . BK PREPARED T H IS , ,;t ■ i ■. i xa in i ii at ton in this WEEK A M ) SENT TO fur •!. ..irriers with wished to T H A T BODY i, tit. of taking all three *.,4 .1.1, at t he munitli m l tt a s h i n g ! on N .. . 1' }|suli per year, the ear1.nosh his i>w n car iirul tt i l s mi pbt i i s li> w u r s all I on his message to congress . patrons on N’ o ,t »;gm I .i petition to the head W .I'hlngton protesting * inges in thi' carrying - tto method of trails ni-ini-ss seems very sati ii In r patrons of t he • 'III new method mould i i-jiei'ial I \ the ones lir-t si rvei| 111 I lie \ ! he mat ter is uhsn•o the post.il authorthey ran always get ' ' -nry the same there ■* tint what the matter . • a thorough trial I 'H |,i i I . to h a '. 4- :• 1 Thanksgiving day IB" soltte features i>l It 1144! iv wit Ii 1I1 e a b l in t N.lt |l>| .ll 414 t4 t -1 .4 ! 1.4 I'lpal subject t reate.I .11 t lo which is also expci t e l r. 1out mend it mn' {• 'f -".I I -t • g ill! tonal re x4-n lie' ( "onset . .it mu tin 1- o • failed ol gress, ami be passagi endorsed at t III t )i4- Phi ippllie WHITE PRIMARY FOR THE CITY OF SANFORD WAS HELD ON TUESDAY hill again At 101lav s 4 11.1to * Tin * *: - c 1.1 * ili part nieiit head .il*n 11• .I Itviews on what import int mattershould Im urgi d up..........tig** Tavares tlpera Mouse Rurned Tavares, Fla , Nov. IK. The St.­ Clair Ahrams "theater burned last Wednesday night The muse of ‘ the lire is unknown but tile destruc­ tion of the building was complete It cost $50,000 and was a four story building, much larrer than the usual structure for a town of this sue Tin- burning of the Abrams opera house at Tavares revives old men ones ol ancient days. This building was a four story pressed brick building and would have been a credit to a city ten times as large as Tavares The owner thought us Tavares. The owner thought Tavares would be a large city but the freeze and other disasters shook their faith and ly e big building was a nest for the bats [or many years. The loss of this building Is the pansis the passing of an ancient land­ mark 'in the capital of Lake coun­ ty and one that has , long stood as a monument to the boom days of early Florida THERE WAS NO EXCITEMENT AND THE RESULTS SEEM TO BE PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY TO A LL , The While Man's Primary is* a matter o f ' ‘ history, having passed off on Tuesday with ntrdriction and at the present time seems to be satisfactory to all concerned At least it will not be contested ami the nominees in the primary will be elected at the regular i tty election i.n December Till J. MusaOit with 194, S. G. Kennedy with IKK und Chan. Tyler with 13 1 Were counted out. there being ten candidates and seven to he el eeteil tt Lovell was i.|ct-[ri| clerk M ami collector. A A Preston Treas­ ons ami ,-V**cs*ot I liere wu:. very ilttl I I \i llelltent over the election, the olliee of clerk fill 4III I ■u.d c o l l ve t o f a m i 4*aaea-*or i mi l Following l« t h e l i ne up ami t Dm tton was mmiln.il d f.-r v\ 11 i i . i ! votes ■ M s ) or ttrs*-* J D lln.-iiii -----. — urer being cOnlcatell sobte and s e v - 1 For Council men eral of the candidates for aldermen W W .Abernathy making some ripples on the other­ John Adams wise untroubled sea ■( politics. G M. Dlngee Rut few Cigars were in evidence and II tt H e r ml ' t t i the usual '\Mi.fii of liuuling voter* S l. K • m. i ily to tin* polls was almost <l|spensed R < - M . t x w ell with at the primary Till* vote was F r a n k I. Mi l l * r l i t D <4 Ii4-.iv \ uni |.»-ing m l . 4.t 1In m I \l llspoi ! sii nie alto, a s ma t pri mar' to iptallfy for the ( "h.ir |es I" > ler r |s( NO. 2 r. yv-s * 22 1 205 272 PINELLAS COUNTY VOTES BONDS FOR BRICK ROADS 22J 1s s 2,14 202 _’ 7n HOTLY PCONTESTKI) ELEC­ TION' ( I TS THE FORMES m i l RES DOWN ] >| | -I |.{1 I nr t l er k a n d t ni l ei l o r H\ a Petersburg, majoritv Flu . N o v is of seventy-three vot ed in M \\ I.44V.I 1'*. P h i liu- i44U'. tv '. * a i-rd a Marry I WiDou M5 In vnt **( the $715,000 is-ue ol good rn;.i|s bond* Tin- majoritv was 1(K1 l"nr Trensurer and \sses«or ,s i |,.ii, i li.ii i": b .I up . ' b. pre \ t I 'll'llll 'Mil l 1 1 | ui l l . til’ ll vvhl'h Was tllll.wil \ n il-... | t t i l l in M l' !2 1 nut by order ■ *! the << urt TinFor Executive t ommlHce falling ' ll in I h* in. (o n ly bowed til'll \ lh't <>lte Felix S fr.llik. h a r d v* nr k a l i ni n g I lie ■in1inles nf the Fort,- l t ak. tt 1 tt \ F fur the en in l - - in I a i b i d n-v a till A w. I! t h* ill V lias |» tin I o t t e t pi g' o p jio s itio i the alder manic race D t ii- led the ticket being 1Inset 1 .1 Ii v t 1 as |j I t i n gi ■ A1 ret timed .ildi tman -howi.l n Then 1a me R ( mark.il.l*. speed V Maxwell, II tt ■i I e r 1111011, \\ \'-I i • ill*. loh1 \. I.l III - I' r a • s I M I!. ■ SANFORD “Y ” IS ACTIVE AND VERY MUCH ALIVE >,i I’ele tilled fm llnmls Vt IV'ter-hurg gave III III' 11ri ini i * m mn jorit v of t hirt . h i ill U. tuvor of I'm 'is t ion bond * .o 11 In the St Pr*'* ini t- b •* majortl ■■ « live The largest . om para live Ilia jgrity m favor id lionds was given .■ lbnelb.s Park u here I In -e wi re thirty -even Invar ihie and four tin Pa - a ( , r ilb w i'll 1 • f a v nr.i ble \ ' r* ‘ j* i) »•l i• PRESIDENT OF UNIVERSITY WILL SPEAK PRESIDENT MURPIIEE OF FLORIDA IS TO DE­ LIVER MEMORIAL ADDRESS ’ Sanford unti especially the San­ ford lodge of Elks will be honored on Sunday. December 5th by the presence of President A A Mur phren of Florida ’ University at Gainesville President Murphree will deliver the memorial address at tin1 Elks Lodge "I Sorrow ami Pres idem M urphtec has th.. reput.itio . of til ing one of the b.-st sp. skefs in tjlf stafe The Lodge ol Sorrow jirontlses to be one of the best this year in the history of Sanford bulge and aside from the addresses of Mon. George A De Cot tew who will give the “ Eulogies" and President Mur pliree who will deliver the annual address the music will be a f.Mture Mi-. Gladys Morns will rente Thu nii t " pm s a m i l lure wi!| I.. »iv erul ol In ' special nuinbi" on thi prtign I* i"tntni(fi* i very busy ' pr. ■ t ,rra gi v rl pro grail) and tin wir>- Iroiri Pri-sii|>-tit Murphree tli.it lie would he heri* on 1but da v las -I ||n-.| 'It. m. •*, i ti*r • lion * Th» l.o.Igi **f '-.irriw- i,t lb. filei- a (■ ililn atiuir ii oi ther* i» bald ly Mamin g * too hi at 'he theatre 11ui I d iug —Ii' re l lu i t . i' i ►a re usual Iv In-Id lb* d n o b i l program ' w ill siii'n be in.tib publn anti the M, lord Elks ar.- a n11- 11rat In g a large 9 at tendane. , J. , " ■- - j f a - c, v: - , - 7I J*'* i V• a v jr fii M Ilf#" Presented H nil Luting < uji E xjiressin g i he d-ep ■•slei-m in .’Id b> all «•f Ills f<•11o w which h ASSOCIATION WILL HAVE \ SUITABLE LCOAoth> nils and ill ."'It >-e III t l*si, AOlll t v 'oliili i uvereil t he court hoitsi ('apt n M RobinI ’ .ii.i- the going would he t h e 1 ( l i n i n g s e s s i o n a m i liter* a .i - .1 ( ATI ON FOR QUARTERS IN A FEW WEEKS g e n e r a l di srus tdon o f w h a t the IVes ■llTk ■ a It n hit Ttli-Sliiiv son. county ’ ii I he territory eovered idi e I s l l l es sag. W i l d •••o.t.Uii Th* reached his seventieth Inr l hda «■ *. 1heri is bill line fi'tll i n, . 1 P r e s i d e n t wi l l 1 i n n j e d i a t e l > b e g i n t. cel veil a lieulltllul silver 'ovine I vi d and the oni I’**|’II! ies be* I eioiint id ng , ,, ( v i r i l e t h e m e - a g e d o i n g th* wort Jl • 1 i v long t III '"in • ha\ inun tmu M i \ I nt M . |tt ,4 "It *<i! lb i 'A4 r ■ •' r- • ' t i n , * i , ‘ , ■ b i n • If .. 11•I .11 • I ' •>g) "1 1 * r on ■g.'In p. i. D * I * 'Tl •t'Jh"1 ' ? " ' 1 .'»u * ■I f a• I P i . lit* t ' wi " j |. • ' . ' • ljr.it iil .111<»ji> it IVieTnl.ii;)) 7* •- • Il il see m*»rv iihtiiil * ! I . M oil! . e I. * •tdy I'r.ciu.'tc Mu- 1. 2 o ml II wiis ii great d.fy tor l fruit go counI Li »• • ]|i « lit |» ol the government i with house leader- helote linalls * HI tile work two gnVe majorities in the previous i4R«'IMIke rommittee ha- held poptdar clerk mid a happy ope».ft r ; l* rmiti* is tried out, as t he |I'iding on his recommendation' Another meeting " f the niinimtelect ion meeting' lately ."id talked n* % The loving clip was kftftt a secret » rn.»> In’ the ri-a! thing lo how the aildnional revenue ne* l he pl a t ~ f or t he Ma pt l t 11*- w:.l be cat led in a few day- ami Both ( tearwaler precinct' mil ed for the tli fen-e plarj- sltouM in r* . - trryu* g udge \1 ir11n was seftrfteVl Miy the* i I- thought lb.it a t. Itlaliv.. a g r i'■ nji bo t-nl ma joti Ui s. i tijnigh not |.i,lM > g at.i a! o nl In ' lo o tlo ts to irrangc for 1 11•■ • up uni ’ . ,.l Will 1.1 tl a. 1,4 . l b . I li.ii • r . PTC V|l"| • • I* • ' II ■n. 1*1 W**1t1•1 It' * 'I ' .1'■ I r 2** ■* :.il I l.c.llitlful -liver •• c was si lire.l •mrk.il . M e e t i n g j . .. ... , tc " i' I n r* g..rd t ** . p. rm.iiie.it ;.. .»r a v• I *• HY .t i I |Miri It M ' :i n11m ■ 11iy f’ 1* ' ............. 1 W s c . c * t - ybu .’ si 1 myt ItT 11gel 1 ------- -h’ .a iiik u - ^ lu r Jm u - » a ! i i » i a k a * l . s » * t i - i i . ' » i J . * t wj *w - - - - - - ‘ d " f iV^f n*H'TTl J* I PIN ?111 , ! ' ^5 U* 1 n r r s r t ' o fjI t f- . t . r U * . i t l , r t ,i *i Tit M* 1f r • ♦ II I .............. ,1 ' .1 u 1 to . i i l.i n•g. 4I I ' » -lo ll ' •4 V- H ,1 . n’ t . ’ • f t I' Ip. .t , r< t (»k»*n "I h•. • .'.:11j •-.I<■i•m f r■»111 \:i..-i . . <4 '••using enthusiasm in tin- prop v( I *a t gi w II I U ng i e w \\ 11 Spill gs vote il 1liirtci n t r.i I a - p o s s i b l e b * r t he reading r* v. ,i!. i Miff l«» It M l ( o l l M) Ui. • jliim t n of i Y M 4 f . . II 1 Both * 'tgr*1 To! nr, 1 Ada n1s .11 tin . a m i - tli' h t b'llMl'ig tor the cst a (. II'hjeenl . i [ f l i p ug I ! bi n "I nt ttlII • ! t • 1 , ■ ) M l, f. t I 'h T ' | lt t ' 4- I- II' I \ her*, will ()'• tii"'. (cr the T- rp' n "sprit g • pri ' on t- g. lV. Op vt 7v ■H Tl-e Ili lli Ute hip • I i d o ul! (■> l o c a l • i I** -I,. I r, ii ii g a no mi i n i M i s s Margaret I Mart ' nieetir g wertt.read and Thii ' wax the t|sl i h u n It t h a t w a s t o b e donut i <1 . ouiig men than any other associa­ position n. joritiea ,mti uimi law., mi that the (idir.il Miss Mary A Howard tion could possibly accomplish l o tile Y M C A o f f e r s the only condition ’ ii the last election Jgovern tct'iil can hitter proceed m Arthur Butt The \ M C A liiea w iu eveui; at celtiu orcsent, 11,11 dealing with alleged pints U> l»!ow r, ,d s o u t i o n t o tli e a tTair. but oi. Tin bor d elect ion yr aten-jay vv. s \ \ E Martin ..■-count of tin- church being iiihIi r ually be successful although it will 1lie hot 11 St iiii.i.-.. (I this istunty 1 the loiinril pay beY $15 up milldt lop f.ii'tones and Vi-«i-l I- F Gordon •fir Since the "( pauper It wns rrove.d Mi -aid at pri -• III d was ilitli id* tbe iiie s s ity of using the old hutld i r lad a greater • xpense to start it Iu - i v ■r t..kcn part in \Vni M irlm w as U. ( tir-t t hnug^j i • ■! i iilliln , tton " f il e <n • l "li " f Augu-l Tug for some 11tile Vel It is thought t l m id I hi t t lie elefk hi’ in- t o l i n d l a w - c o v e r i n g t i n ases a! N ovi.mlief I Ii. I '.I I .’) tt, .1 111*- same might couth.u with indy lij! the itti111\ nb‘ d support of Ik. when the bond'' were eiirrii il by • pi > hr f 25 in pi- y r e a d y ( hat in v e s tig tig te d , bill The cup was sent t " ('apt. R ob­ the ^ M C A tneetink’s The the people of Sanford can the pru- i nnjority of I7!t. there has lu-i-n jl dr up mis. Curried 'v ariou s -lutes had laws Will'll inson’s home t*'s forenoon und was t In- started ami Kept going Itureli looked good to 1he di c instant . gitatioii l>y both the ad­ I Ce .! mCTkditltf si cl inn | , red most of the Jab gt-d plots ami|Bapti i u gemil.H? •urptise 11" deeply ap­ vocate' of bi'iiil anil their oppo4 ' ' i< vh* tl tirilusitpce: i^f ! lit’ tin* In-part nient of 1uhLi i < wu- ,inv preciated Oie token ef ’ rat(Toin ttHdl ' i * <H W ,w** nenls Newspnoert nf the count v ' . ' f o r d wm placed o n , ilb i**^j- to cooperate with, state **Ut Murk f'ongress Meets 1 lie Federation Meeting the spirit il evidenced uml he ntdritl hve earn'"! 1-irgc atlverli iclti Mt > f »' n ling usd passed. • Secmtary rturri»o» informed th|s ReportThe regular s e s s i o n of i il gr i ' S' flmth s").. •. and here h- v* ti ••• i mi . l he Repot tin *^tar this afternoon to D 1. •ml • f N ' o V .11 ci; eti 111led an or.ljr. i xpress hi< thanks ami apprecia­ PrMidiitit lh.it I • t liontrtvf it ...I fi om tin ih juirl ment * oi i'upleil I In ,, xv ill meet Tile - d a y , N o v *2.1 at meeting' favo-ijig and eti i d -in it ig ’ • to tip* payment of in vi'.uhle to make public the reennu tion Report it Star the emiVi-n 111J i O i t p o n e | t i t 7 'tl p H I ' 1 vi'sterdav at aft"' riiie'ti the issue N llmTutii p;-r-u I.ll 1 I'tty of Set ford on vouch- mendation* of tbc army general F ’i'deratton, was decennary because of previous the Florida of iron cou-ters hot w r i t fri'u d t and n|i|ioaed when e» id tfAuphem ere staff on strengthening the tn'litary* GOO D ROADS M E E T fN t Mo t interesting ware the ri [torts arrangements nlade for the use ul neil< of th- t ‘sue Imw -d t h ■ hunt f"r |-• y n • r | nf taxes, was braich of llio g p C l T i : me;, t .1 w ;ii* mi (ori'stry ami conservation Congregational church oil Tin—- uf the i 11e'e t tt t li • c-m n a - 2,1 Moh- firj l reading and decided that the geiicrafLM.ifrri re­ night next for another meet<tf tin- time was given to the dis­ be One of I nuiunl IniereNi It w-,.s moved ui d second- port would lie made pubnc, but not cussion of the development, protec­ 1 From Present I ndiratinn* Ginn Gets Joh the ru'rs ht* waived atid until Seen Uiry Garrison"* report ition and care o f tin* Royal Palm anion of From present imlicatinns the At this coming corning si session «»t congees | 'j'|u. Cou,.ci.. nt i t » in v l i ig on |d. I eti o. its •-( col d read- given out oftej the President destate park, formerly known as Para­ a lively discussion is anticipated on L \ » night of lht> !2ll> appol.ilted G i i i f s v i b* meeting of the Central by title o Ix , P - 1 rr.!l, Yen. IIverst his messing? to congress. ding Key. \ The stale has ceded this tin. hills that will be e lied l i ' n i ' ^ , Highway Association, on Gi..n ; <> rn l.p - pr line <■)' Florida D: v n , flu gee, A bet In tin- Florida Vcderation so that the calendar. There art- mini • eight sufvey " f the c.tj fo: i c i l ' l i i g a 'he hth of December, will *be one of '• m . Top r I.d Ms xwell. tin- federation i» now the onluy or ten of these hills, one of w! i -h water works end sew ri g* Yegg Geltv A » a ) i> m the most interesting of tiq- whole' ; <ii retd h. title rt d prasOrlando, Kin., Nov. IK. James mie in the United State* to own a a local rneasute, i.t of especial inter­ ;-s W -fl Its to ITI k" e'tittl lei f>( the •■etifs. It I f understood that an MI' wr-i rrov d r i d seconded Grantham, the yegg man who wa- Flute park fort ii bt i, g made to get an exhibit e s t to Sanford people A 1 m-mScr' cost of an tlcciric light pla it " I " I w ived end that helil for entering u hartlware stor, The gem of the afternoon was are therefore urged to bo present. Mr. Ginn cluims to hi vc hr.d o v tr of the various kind* o f road ma-. r, d th full ; I (1 llrcctl op its in this city, prietl open bi* leg Mrs Julia Hanson's report as chair­ The Inst session was well attend­ thirty years' ixp itim ce. i s i co - teri' 1« to lu- at Gaiar-w-ille ort that T* ■di* g n i l fljr l prssage.; TihackUs nl St. Luke's hospital 'dur­ man of the bird protection depart­ ed, and som.; thirty speeches w re struct!..g e gi "*r, ri d c; me to di I". c 1 m 1, Yi r. Hen d o n .1 ,7 ing the night and lied from the place ment delivered ttn the que*tiof\ before the Fior d fiom Cnlutnbu". (H o v Tin re wi'l he reports showing Adi ms, Ditvi' on. D in - ! This denotes tin- active i r I y • !;"l only in hi- nightshirt i go sett' i.g i t S '< d, j si w h . I | ■o g r e s * I. n * l u ' i ' i i made ■ Th.evening session was given assembly ’ ' ■11 "I •■! r N''1, I oi tira ith a m was i.it’ tur''d bv ' I *' nv*r m social ami ] nil u-l •ial ■"mil it t. rest that is being taken bv the A hi T* f"t -otne t ri c ) e lias l i i i I > ili v a rio u s coni in * towards fl l f ill . I ri pj'—i .1 marshal of flames City IsM s « t it I \mi, |tn.-n of Sanford in this orgamxntion, co' i eel' ti wi It 11 ,. i |l v goVcf | llti i I the lull ding of the Dixie Highway, I > * AmoButler secretary '•'.rt i d ' ilay, the marshal shooting the man ul the Indiana Stale hoard of char­ a I nch o|7ers such an excellent op in a cleri. I *it |oi* ii y a i d tile inai-y Inti rttl* Ms" some V \\ I f v . l l . |while he resisted arrest, tiuvu.g ities, -poke on prison reform and port unity to our citizens to present splendid speeches by noted men on The i p| oint ment of an engfneer Clerk. crawled nutlet a building the cate of delinquents and Mi. ) L their views on ail questions. to ilo this work is incident to the the problems of good roads buildj Sheri IT Gordon h»* notified o f­ Boone, formerly of Orlando, now city council culling a .bond, election ingL'presalon Rerital ficer* in surrounding town* and a superintendent of the State Indus­ Mr and Mrs. W A. *Ross, ac- to make" improvemet ts lu keeping One " f the things lining discusted • ’ t r woo., pupil* of the fj*n- close watch is being kept for the trial School for Boys at Marianna. compunied by,.their gruml 'laughtei, with the growth ot St Cloud, nt.d in Gainesville an n moans of en­ 11 - 1* i 1• no! ui 1 give ttn tnter- men. It i* not believed he can get *poke upon the plan* for the better­ Miss Agnes Glatot, nil of Alma, II- it ^u* neceaacry lo have expert ter ttuning the visitor* i s m get t o ­ ... 111 *-H<’ High School on away, handicapped as he is by his ment of this school. linblit arrived last week 'a n d will advice that the probr-ide cost of gether and get acquainted smoker -h y ex'- i g r t 8:15, un- Ipck of clothg-t and his wound. drr The nucleus of an endowment spend the winter in Sanford. Mr. these improvement* could be as­ the night before the convention is 1 e li’Rilernhio of their tor.cher, a nil Mrs. Boss aru so well pleased certained before culling such elec­ to be called together. ’ "Those who fund was started a* a birthday Mw* ( i 00:11,up Mr. g i d Mr?. Ia slie Went of SanThe public generaltion, ns specific sum* must be ask­ have at tended Gainesville's smokers present of the federation with over with Sanford that they have, spent “ fp invited. No admission fee ford Heightf Announce the birth of Several win ten here. ed for.— St. Cloud Tribune. know how they ure gr xr, $200 pledged. 1 ' e t'hurirhd son last '.Saturday, N ov. 13th. Tin: eti i M W v • la : � 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, 1915 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, November 16, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 16, 1915. 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>, November 16, 1915; <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/84611761d332613a9c13e0066b00642f.pdf 632cc24013c09ce89fc3b80eaa7410b9 PDF Text Text oooooaoaaooaooaooaooocoaoooooooooooooooaaoooa aaaoaoc F o r Sale— Go od allround buggy and harness. Che ap for <-*.b 1 B o x 1250 or West Side s t o nr , 1 — -------- —__________ ____ ______ _ • 1 '~b : N O T ir e OF PRIM A RY S U C T I O N St. Agnes Guilt/ • Nolle* If hrfftiy iir*o that tat a Whit* 'Wh Man’* Good f amil y horsF for f a |. ^ "] in tnr rity of hi Sanford. ,'iniuiu, , ., . ill hr rhrlti Primar try wiY r 1* lA % fh* T h e members of St . Agnes Guilfl Flofl.t.. Tu~,iJy. Noafraid x of a u t o * . . P r i c e nKh. j S* m il rounl > , Srfnliiolr * ■ B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N “ JU S T B E T W E E N \ were del ightf ul ly ent et twined ____ by trmUf If. A Ih 1 9 I *, f hf/iiumm*- 11litt*k *tiIf* I r|jniin ~*s% ■ . . fur th* foilo«/ng omr*r. |,l UKk W U,<. l n t *Ulrt* ^ tire .Iepart/ ' uo,L tor the lt.Ho.ufny officer, j B“ l* * * , ,ll « l n * «T~ tU|,sru M b s Sai dee Williams y esterday a f ­ YO U AND M E ." r or Mayor of ih# th* rity rity.A»f Hartford; [ merit Of Writ© I t o- *II for S. Nelson Sin |Sr*rn t,7i Couorilmfii. and FI y* »&) j - . ternoon sewing for a n d . making tort to Kfvr for too yrar* nett rn»u- < rt.i . I If plans for the a nn ua l Chr i st mas ba­ All the hoys p u t up a good fight. I “ J * , , r„iI»Hl ” ^ 0?* also : zaar, to be held December, 14 f e ^ L T ihe t e St St. Augustine be beya t u t di did vs cut d us ' g . r newit.g r, „ Mn , The out Ctrl r e po r t being IP to 2 rUy ef s.nfo.d. and •!«. b P*r.™ to I , n R(>ml co ndi ti o n. , ?! J turf-d the me et i ng. D a i n t y refresh­ ■ - - ■■ * u in i i v n r r f t ittrn.iin., • 1 Trt-aturrr and t ollertor of t hr rity of . 41 *li,r »* J|J ment s were s e . v c d by the gracious U ' ‘ *• Augusti ne. SsnlorJ The l»»t Ifca n«mnl nlttfc lie- E as t Thi rd Street. II , | A C I U E L I S A M O N G Y E T A K I N G N O T E S ANI> F A I T H . § J o u n g hostess. T h e Sa nf t i d S t a r s were S p e n c e r I ine «pp«iBilv»- odiro. •ppnintrumt to iw T h o s e present were .. „ . ,, , . . . ib »«I» by the M»yor suit ronflrsirU by lr.<- i t'or S al e — Floriit t F o r S t . |city r o r s a i e — r i o r m a corn, yacked 0f tv t . ouncil ____ Mrs. Atchie B e l t * . Mia. Gwynn Lzel i, Popp and Ro b e rs o n. “ H E 'L L P R E N T ’E M " — S O S A Y S S A U N T E R E R . Tha poll* will br op*ord at right n'rlock Carlou : F ox , Misses J c s i e Sl ui n o n , Frances Augusti ne Foy, P r i t ch a rd and C t u e . a. m. on said datr. and irtll^rlo** at “fivr in ear. Fl ori da hays baled oooaoaoaaoaooaaoooaaoaooaoaoaoaaaaoaooDODoaooaoaooaa o'clock p. m , and tbr (alllvln, namrd or less. B e s t F u l g h u m seed oat,, i T h e line ups a r e as follows: Aspinwall, C h a r lo t t e Hand, France s pointed lo to »rns .rr persona uv hrrrby appointed as 5 1. 00 per bushel in live bushel |oU’ ' t h e p a t r o n s of t h e office. Gonzal es and Mrs. B r a x t o n Perkins. S a n f o r d T h e fol lowing f rom t h e M an u- upon to­ primar to* S t . Augusti ne rlrrk and Inaprrtor* oli) said primary, ne III Srhatlr Mainrr. Insprrtor. Tim Kranr Democratsi vViL * facjfurcrs’ R e c o r d e c h o es m y sent i- W h o are the p a t r o n s ? Sanf ord —C a p t a i n , Popp; full b a c k . Iniprrtor; C- t*. lt£L*ard. Intprrtor; W W Seed R y e $ 2 . 7 5 per bushel liamson & Dennis, Gainesville. Ha R e p u b li c a n s . S o ci al i st s, l adi es. Do ixjnr. rltrk. m e nt s : G r e e n ; lit. half, P op e, L t . half. ^ Ttrr, M ilh itn y i li . . ... All raodiil.tr* (or thr various otllrra to • I would r a t h e r be an o p t i mi s t , t h e R e p u b l i c a n s a s k the D e mo c r a t s t-Mtp a sh b u r n ; quarter. S p e n t e r ; li t. Krul h» votrd in ,.id primary mu*t fii* aith M a n y and varied were the beauirnrliry of tKf whit* seeki ng t h e s t a i s t h a t pierce the a b o u t the a p p o i n t e e * for t h e p o st - ' ( j f u j gifts received by Del win and R o u m i l l o t ; Lt. en d, G. W. S p e n c e r Kilis 8. Frank, For S a l e - F o r d t r uc k , fme shap, maa'i «s*futi v* ro mmitt**, on or I»*f«ir* night o( g l o om, or looking for the office? th* 10 th d*y of Novrmlirf, nolir* of bargain. Fi ve passenger Buirk. greit L t . tackle, I t Ob c i s o n; Rt . t a c k l e , _ K e r m i t h H u r l e y when t he y enterth*lr Intention to I** c»n«iid*tr«. and at T h e r e i . nt l e a s t one l ad y and per -1 t ai ned a h 0 ft o( Httlp flieitaa ut K r e l l ; Lt. guard, A r t h u r ; Rt. g u a t d . the si lver lining t o the sabl e cl oud than time of ‘fUing »urh nolire#, the assrss- big liargifin, $ 2 50 . 0 0 . SeminUe Co ment acilnct curb rmndid*tF« mini «rrom- Garage. Sanf ord, Fin. t o be a pessimi st, s ea r c h i n g for fuel h a p . two ladi es who are c a n d i d a t es ! t he j r j o j n t b i l t h d a y part y 0 „ S a t J M e r e d i t h ; center. B ro wn , }y.f|r . pitijr uime, to fit her with a written »t ■la­ t o heap ppon t h e s mo ul d e r i n g fires f o r t h e postoffice. Would Mr. Lef- ur(j n y. Mc»v. Cth. As their natal S t . Augustine — C a pt a i n, H o p - ment pled sing their willingn**# to ahide by the results of paid primary No rsndl* For Sale— T w o fresh milk row*. of despair. fler. b a r rity ladi es from vo ti ng a n d ! dayil (n„ o;i, y „ fcw ,laya aparl „ k i n s ; fullback, F o y ; Rt . half, P r i t - dato'a name will b* placed on the ballot Ha nil Bros. who doe* not qualify with thr secretary 1 would r a t h e r s n a t c h t h e sun- b a r t h e se ladi es f rom t h e pr i mar y ? was decided t o ce le br a te t h e - a u s - e h a r d ; Lt. half, 15-H Go l ee ; q u a r t e r , of th* riceutiv* gemml tie* within the bea.ni and we ave it i n t o s o a g and He cal ls upon C o n g r e s s m a n S e ar s to picious occasion t oget her. T h e ! C a s e ; R t . end, H o pk in s; |-t; e n d , lime a bye ipedftrd. For Sale-—Ho rse and wagon. Mer­ Th* l ne anrurntnU aa made by th# r m u * lv ug h t er , t h a n * a k c t h e s h a d o w and s e t t l e t h e m a t t e r by p r i m a t y and l a r ge r children b e i n g vt h e guests of A l e x a n d e r ; Lt, t a c k l e , D eQue ; R t . mmittr* are tu foUowa? chant s' G r o c e r y C o. 22-2tp t s ay : or Zfc______ 13___________ 110.00 t r a n sf or m f t * l b t o •mu t t er i ng* of dis­ C o n g r e s s m a n S e a m haa n o t been Delwlfi and t h e s m a l l e r o n e s ' b e i n g t a c k l e , Copps; L t . guard, Rtty^sj p r<a Counrilman Coi . — —content! . ’ . .'00 as k ed b y t h e D e m o c r a t i c vot e rs * >J .K c r m' i i h 7i.’" T h e i r ages Iteing rc- R t . guard, M c C o r m i c k ; Venter, W i l ­ KSWC'Itrk 4 Collertor For Sal e — Si deboard, tables, VoT Treasurer t 4 Ac»ewe*r 5 00 B i r d s e ye maple bed and son. 1 would r a t h e r t a k e t h e p r a t t l e of t hi s speci al d i s t ri c t whet her he wllj s p e c t i v e l y 12 and 8 years The polling place ahall b* at the rity chairs, \ . T h e bov* w-ere r o y a l l y e n t er t ai n e d hall In the elty of Hanford, Feminole coun­ dresser. Iron be d and farm tools i n n o c e n t chi ldhood, and ma k e it r e c o m m e n d t h e a pp o i n te e s of t h e ) ty. Iloffda. The foliowirg percon* shall be p r i ma r y o r not. He s t a t e s t hu t the , ■ , ■ , . with a banuui ,702 Olive uvenue. 22-7tp deemed to he duly qualified rlcclcr* in this banquet t h a t night and. are H'C ”.t,. . and atlfl the . hn j o yo ps laught ):incrhti<r n(f (i . w, l n “a 1<anqui Uanquel n nignt nnfl a r c be cu.lifird vl«tor. In thi. V.IIVC ave nue. L'L'-.ltp t h e guiding s t a r of my pi lgrimage ............... , . . , , 'e 1|u„ a w«i er o primary, to-wit AU ll white pevkItS^ du,'r duly -------------------------------------------------------- — Sears . , i . . . . . people el ec te d M r . Syars t o office. , ■ nd thP 3 “ UEht° f r ° loud in their nrai scs for -1 he people “ , A t h a n ' t a k e t h e wall of t h e di s c on s o ­ n ; . i \i {•IWrrgU. \ ,11 , ^ « • , I . 14,0 l i tt le onc^ ampl e proof of ' ' r » V 4 ?r^^ne peopu regi*trr *»1 accord.nr in law b^-regU,* , run , j,. i . ,r . . •“* u , of Sf ^ ♦ratum booVi ,of «h* my of ArfALiJ. *ho * r>* Nult 1 utoi \ vix room late and m a k e i t - t h e silent voice t o ­ Did Mr. l o f t i e r elect him untl did ,i • ihlU W M fcM . . ......................... i h e i. ,.n|o>.|n,nl.. hU * * ■ ............... . ..................... ......-............... ... ward which my barque shoul d f or ­ D . m o , r « i . liim .n<l . 1 * . M r ? " ( " . l i m . n l . of I c .1 „ . J „ ‘ I " " «'i.ST ' ,V ' 1 i u v?><» “ ' " ( •«»1 l a m , e v e r sail. * w T " ,HIBnchartl Z , ‘l| r h ' , VMoor^,* " ' 11' w ' , h „ , ! i d no, M u were then marched in line to the tile werhi AMr., ,* . ntl 1 would r a t h e r t a k e t h e dimple S. n . „ . e l ec t him a n y t h i n g ’ _ (|injnK ro„ m w, „ u. tlirl hllj(V t r a ve le r w,l! l e c t u r e \ n d throw on . he 1 >' ^ r i u M . ............... J ->'» ot lo mg an e s t at e X 1 i f rom the ro*v c h e ek of m y b o y h oo d eem* • <* flmiK thi nk ther ..Mrr l-cffier s-l. rr sMX-mu *'» Mi.-rr were r u i. T h e tuts la- wa* many ntfil ai^cf •m o vi ng — ----------’ _______ _ and e n de a v o r t o . t r a n s p l a n t it in an* * ,, . . . . . ____ n . . __* * -- _ ~ are o n ly a few c a n d i d a t e * for flu* thr , perennial s et ti ng upon my own brow b e a u t i f u l l y d e c o r a t e d with fe s t c u n s , p n ' t u r e s . q f .JtHMiit-JUllI F'iUuUit U- P t l a i i l - - p r t l ITI/1 1 1 t MWCHI W f T M t 1kiTV - ......... ... .itgdt Ollicu^__T bnrii a fa -1 *4—Li-1 -*-*y i»t r ^ . - i l m e - a t f f i ' l d u e cn pe paper I. fThe f ollowing Is. .Xn e x c e r p t 4 .................. — 'tbmi-euirr rb<- w n r t . V f r o m t h r ' fflr r an d a new one c a m e out last week He of t h e hopelesp^ an d ma k e it pa r t of and lovely c u t -roses in profusion f r o m some pf hia paragraphs. FOK MAYOR an d t h e re will b e new o n e* nil tlw m y visage. were placed a b o u t ,the room and on will b e at the Con g re g at i o n al c h u r c h I lw|ll t«r i r*ntlk!lU for Ih* ptwtiriii of Miynr i -*****» , Iw t i me unle*N Mr. S e a r * makes an a p ­ cf S«nfont, tub^rsrt tn fhr of TKf Whit# the table. T h e l i tt le guests then de- S a t u r d a y night. N o v . 2< l h; I would r a t h e r t ak e t h e not e s of fYtmary In b* lsrl/ I in Nov*rol«t (livmf *r»r*l * p o in t m e nt at o nc e T h i s of course A Siberian prison i* an exc el lent the my 1*0 insn, *s AMvrm.n sn.t k*o»ie.* th. For Rent T w o Furnished rnnm« 'j Naturo’s songbi rds, and m a k e t h e m parted with h ap p y smiling fnecs. rMwj* of ciur friRimofiiiirAjlh, l IwIWyt l run ti* of is up to Mr Sen re. He is the con­ p l ac e to study h u m a n nature, t o hmrflt to lh* rttifirck* lit mxn)' consonant with t h e melodies of my ■* * 'Mef I*IEHi tl €'*11Wi' Ifi |* fi 5 />* ’» Assisting Mrs, J G Hurley in g r es s man anti I si ncerely hope he not© how lh<* ttnrn© mmforiunr u il , II*# ^ wuhout m#ku»g i.fM-Wthm promw* . uq» k \1m S hvul’ iown soul t h a n t a k e the c r o a k in g* of Ml \|jr(J© ent ert ai n i ng the children were Miss _ , , w ill M*t* that th* I avi of thr rity will !•* mfnrr*«t • r 4 H r ** vuh* will be th r c o n g r es s m a n in all of ilin* rity afTt‘ct l (If rent proph* Many be- fittftartimlly. fyut arrs>r<Lng In IH*the toad, and a r r a n gr t h e m int o *J l ' fr iliRAbm A A* m ;in AMerman ftsf l»»ur )mr* utr) thi ngs. T h e beet way III s e t tl e the Cl ara Milieu und Mr*. .1. I’. Hurley. r«mi* t-Jitri*m«*ly nail und hav© what qftllRAfirw jurrtng discords that shoul d forever ■ *w *w *I'U i.g lhi*t fw tsrrl. I !*• # # * r» ijr ' !«im lnr th* ;*ut T h o s e present were Th u s Ander­ For Rent S a n f o r d post office m a t t e r i* to -.ettle IFouses. eott.ig. 1ur is t e r me d the " S i b e r i a n F xp r e s s t on " ' ,,ttr 1,1 "( s»f.t«a greet my ear son, M imin' and Peyton Fi rtson. it ri ght now and have tt o ve r w.th • ashed or unfurnished, light r ,,uy. an expression of hopeless de s p a i r ; ] j i> t>v\ts.iN • 1 would r a t h e r t a k e the rose, K Griffin, T h e r e is n«. one ex o r c i s e d o ve r the Pierce, Kmily and R ——#n*f—( all#clot ---------------------- kreping rooms, e t c Also far . lI, Home become ill n » lured mid re* f- »r — flcilk planted- by t h e hand of the Kternal C h a r l o tt e Hunsell, Kr mi n i a Houser. post o (lice ex ce p t Mr Lelller and l to innounrr t« thr x n' m *nd rn> I * Wi»||HI gi*. if»rttll* (’t' lffy Lifirj- vxifrj v n R e f u l ; a number tnko their miaArtist in t i n t s of celestial be a u t y , friroija thil l will I># ■ fBhdidatr f IF thr he is only exorc i sed be c aus e he B ri n - on Hoolihan. Ma y. Robert and f or t u n e philoaophirally r improved Pleased t<> »i ■. * .na they find no nfTWr of ilffli anil i ’ ollrr tuf, t■. ih*- *hit» and pin rt to tny bre ast , t h a n tak e Mildred Holly, Hutiert, la-na Bell want* it himself an d p r oba bl y th i nk* ‘ A . 1 **, t l 1 1 * N o> IS,h• 1 | give prices. K. T Woodruff, 217 cf 'Mayor t h e seared l e af blighted by the LeCl al rel * u l l : L lhcy ” * * * n o c o m p U *n l \ A ■p^iolntmrnt will highly appr*riat* pur *xjp|»ort 1 Tf yrd St Phone 107 Mr. Leffirr is t h e best man for the and L. P. H ag an , J r . . '2‘{ Imp b r e a t h of the F r o s t Ki ng and use it J one s. Victor M c l . s u l i n . E . t h e r M i l - ! , e w - however, have so much cheer II XIt It' J u I s ms place , An<l in conc l usi on I junt want uS a badge to po r t ray my s ombr e <ul n m lw v ,n , he,r For Rent Furni shed raarn- .! t o tell him t h a t t h e r e will be several Icr. T h e od o r a Miller. Ha r ol d Marsh. ihi\t K" they seem to be happy under To th** V*H#f» of 8 i nftml feelings. Karl Dorsey, Olive Ne wman . Paul 1 mm a rtedidftt* for r* HerUuri to thr l he Dak* 101 Magnol ia ivenu. d i sappo i nt e d c a n d i d a t e s in this race all circ umst ances . T h e y are t h e ofBr* of n *rk and rolUrtor. in thr pn O ’ C on n o r . M a r g a r e t Peters, Mary 1 would r a t h e r chase t h e rai nbow » 23-9tp raarr to h* h*M Mo* It. 1 •1 S 1 h*«r A l l , o f t h e m could nOl be appoi nted " aunkhtne of s o r r o w , ” an angel of (HI**} thi* *f!W* for fiv# >tar* iiul think that Klixnbeth and Ca mi l la Pul est on , 1 t h a t span* t h e " b r o w of £h e eve ni ng, I ha vjr lb# o**'#M M *rjr * • a p»tripiw r »n*i *> ill p o s t m a s t e r a t Snnf ord and if left to m e r r y in a Siberian prison. Fur Rent T w o st ory house, ror appr*^!*!# four aupport J a c k Peters, Wil li am Gillp'n; S a r a h ' in quest of t h e fabled b a g of gold a pr i mar y there would have been Your* trulv, T e nt h St and F r e n ch Ave M<dWh il e m one of t h e prisons where and Frederick Wil li ams, Kloixe, , t han surcease from sorrow, by pl ung­ M U l . o VFI I but one el ected and tbe disappoint erate rent. I n q u i r e (\ 1. Wing, fin? I was detained as an American s p y , C l au di a snd T h o m a s W n g h t and | ing into the mi rky wave* f r o m Lonme nt would still lie t he re When I’a l m e l t o Ave. 2 1 Ur 1 met one of these “ h a p p y g o l u c k y ” TlltlxbtUlM X S II A .H H KM H tl It Surah Wight. ilon's bridge 1 wish to inform th# %ot*r* in thi* m> ( Wi l so n was el ec t e d Presi dent s e v ­ fellows, who a p p a r e n t l y would s mi le that 1 will bn a rapdidat* for the ofTIrr* of 1 would r at he r watc h t h e e a g le in eral a ppl i ca n ts made the race for For Rent R o o m s for light hou»>~ Trtasurvr and Afiruor In lb# white pri­ anti look even h a p p y if He were b e his spiral course to the va u lt e d blue P frn o n a l Afenfjon mary lo b# hold No* 1 •! H. I91S, lub/rrl keeping f*l!> Oak a ve n u e 20 tf poktoffice and o bt ai n e d peti tion*, 1 ing hanged. Whil e t a k i ng mj 1 usual to ln* appoini in#*nI of thr VI •yor | SI! All, t han watch t be si lmy s n a k e as he Mr* Geo. H B ro wn , Miss J ub a UK VEKA T I U N K I T I Full Y n i H a m o n g the m Mr l/efficr All of e x e r c i s e in the co u r t with oitaeT pr i s ­ VOTES ma k e* his c r oo k e d trail t hr ough Good six room house with bath t h e m who are in. t h e race will get a Brown and the younger members of oners, a l i tt le S c o t c h m a n , M-hose l a c e ADMIHON |. WILLIAMS t h e slush anil mud, and electric l i ^ k t for rent A I' fair s h a k e fiont Mr . S e ar s and he the f amil y left this morning for was r adiant with a happy smile,' | wish to snnoUrir* tw thr *o|*r« of S»o1 would r a t h e r be a Ch r i s t i an , 15-tfr will r e c o m m e n d t h e man who h«» Ocala, where they will make their held o ut a welcome hand and s ai d: ford that I mm m candidal* lor r* *l*ctton Connelly. with faith in an o m n i p o t e n t God, to th# ofhr* o| Trraaurrr and Aaaaaaor in the s t r o n g e s t s u p p o r t of t h e people ; 3ulure borne. " G o o d morning, pal, I am g lad t o th# primary to b# bald No* Idth. 19 V 1 For R e n t — S e v e r a l nice office a n d with the s t a r of hope e v e r drawl­ ha*# hnld ifui po«li ion f*»f four y#ar# and — in o th e r words t h e man who sat­ kno w you. You are an Ame ri c an rooms over Yowel l' s. Enquire N P. f#t! that 1 *m qualifi#*! ip hold thr pon ing me to a b e t t e r world, t h a n I t g , * Re p r e se n t a ti v e s from the f ’ongreisfies thy g r e a te s t n um b e r of people tlon . Yowcl l & Co. W h a t are you tyeie for and for how 32-tf 1 p ag an with no be a c on light to b e c k ­ I wt|| a|ipr*ciatr your wot** — and thi s is j u s t what the pe ti ti on r at io n al church t hat will att end the l o n g ? " When f asked him the s a m e V A Fill -S ToN on me beyond the confines of my ami the pr i mar y e l ec t i on would do Chr i st ian E n d e a v o r conventi on at qu e s t io n s lie replied: " T e l l year*, h a ve For Rent or Salt*- House ," 1 3’*'' mu iinm iiA own e ar th l y exi stence, rnetto Ave . \\ J Thig|M-t. 101-tl It is all acc o r d i n g to whose ox i- Ki ssimmee this week are Mr* Mary been here four years, and the Crai Wr S*rtbv .nimunn mjr ' ll-I -1«. > • • r \ .i. Enmninger Kent. - M r * . J D Daviin I hr VAl.jt#, Mmt: * I'nmaf • fn I . I^l.l gorud insi sts that ] r e ma in a» one of his N *rrtiOn l-.lh W, »,lt .li, r*. .te lht tuUl 61 1 1 IH ItCIit Uo ruuiu luiasswut Min. Mr* Ed Randal l. Miss Bertha * Have j ust seen the l e tt e r to the Ih* rtflEMlYl A-f Thrli aJY*l f fWt«i mb m»ikr , . ;Uv*ts six years l o n g e r ” Conl inu bolortvl C h i . I.eAguc O r g a n i s ed 12:i ' U Ninth • eery .Owl la (M r l h . >lt> .n ho m e lil S rffirnLit O1' ! 101 K t i q i ^ t e P a c k a r d ? R c v F. ! ’ St ro ng and H e r a l d writ ten by my old friend ng, he added. " I was nearly three L.lmim.li.Uon S t ., corner Oak Ave. 18-tf A c o m m i t t e e of ‘ ladies f rom the Mr. Dawson. . T h e r e are others a ls # W W AHKKNATIIY C . H. Lel ll er re gardi ng t h e posty e a r s in ^rpericA.and it is a wonderC II. DINGKK T h e P r es by t e r i an s office an d will m a k e one mo re yeply c j v i c c o m m i t t e e of the W o m a n ’s expect ing to gg. J N o ADAMS For B e n t — T w o r o o m s nicely fur­ ' f ul c o u n t r y . " ' Wbe’n 1 enquired if he H W. IIKKN1KIN a n d t h e n drop t h e m u t t e r f or it is C l u b me t with a t e p r e l e n t a t i v e body will c a r ry fifteen or t we nt y from b a d been in- a h v o t the America nished for light housekeeping 2 lo It C M A X W C IJ I) C, M iiN K n K o f no speci al i n t e r e s t to me. I a m of c o l or e d women frortt Geo r g eU « n their society. West Fifth St 19-Jt* prisons, he* replied: " S u r e thing. J S n XM'SSOS' In favor of a white D e m o c r a t i c pri ­ and Gcddsbofo y es t e r d ay af ternoon U n c le S a m became so much in t er (or t h e purpose of outlining the plans M r " W S u m me r s of Gainesville lli.tnf den.lnl t. lw«m, . ifootiilLi, In, u. hor Kent T w o f urni shed room*. m a r y for t h e postOfficr an d for e ve ry ested in me and my work that I was i - s u s , ’ .uhf-rt is ih. ,1.-, for t h e l Tp C a m p a i g n to he ‘ b *1 « u« < of S u P‘ M r " w A 317 West Kerond St 29-tfr o t h e r office t h a t comes u nde r t h n t a * • rrMfimt held N < « p 7 - 2 0 , ami to ask the co R » n s e l l at_ their home on Fifth e n t e r t a i n e d ai one of hi# raFtleii in \nam* b*(of* tb* yoirr* of th#> ntj, head ] so s t a t e d in these c o l u m n s I^nvi -n worth. K n n - a * . for two years *•( 3»nlw| f„r ih> ml. i 3i -n „i o per at i o n xif th.- colored people of remai n several ww U* Roorrn* far Housekee pi ng room* in ttCTlt* Kmhr#* ’ m a Cm# pty#f two y e a r ago and at t h a t t i m e my Thi# little S c o t c h m a n la evi dent ly # n«l *^iu**n *f s«nl^d. I »(ll jiv* «b* i ^n,U m, for lodging, with ull modern iwnveMr* Su mmer s will be remembered b«ni wiT<wtf for t/i r#ont)m Kotumifil f.!oup i##l •xlijxtftie'.XfW rr ar..J friend Ivffier was around t ow n g e t ­ Sanf ord during this c a m pa i gn a connoisseur on prison life, for, a c ­ tmm ro#«u*t#fit with bu«jn#'w nYlpl byaiproo pH prlntlttl#*, \ ) UI^ y* niences, at the F ai r view, cor Frit Frizes will be awarded in G eo r g e­ a* the mother of R e v C. II. S u m ­ t i n g up a p e t i ti on for w h a t - - n o t for ItBfitciiwnMi'iU o(* ill kind* h UlW cordi ng to hi* s t a t e m e n t , he h as in mers. a former J dethodixt pastor her of th* dty cmt\ xXof.l Ihrm ^tjJ 22-9tC town arid Gold«boro for ground*, etc. .fS.I.Wm,,, | St anil Ffench Ave a pri mary b u t for his a p p o i n t m e n t and her frierTdw'in this gity ate been in thirteen pr i so n * and all in wtAild favor a baadn*** a<|ff}inl*trAfion and the colored p o pu l a t io n given an b y the c on gr e s s m a n. If t h e a p ­ r»»e> pleased to set her ugnin in their di f f ere nt countries. ’ ' I dar# «ajr y ou ■fwbJl l^ g £ ^ k p o i n t m e n t s y s t e m was so d is t as t e fu l o ppl r t u n it y t o a h a t e in t h e ci vic were arresiVd on m a n y 'different midst. m u ♦♦♦♦♦♦; t d Mr . I«cffler t he n why was he see k ­ ■pride and uplift t h a t must come char ges, , L said t o him. With a 1^ W • <#> ing so hard t o get a p p o i n t e d b y the from an indi vidual interest in the Notice h e a r t y laugh he r e pl i ed : " O h , no! pe t i ti o n s y s t e m . He did not c o me welfare of t h e to wn in whjclj we A petitiorU signed b y citizens of a l w a y s the same old t h i n g — running Ah ah i m m e d i a t e result of the Seminole c ount y, f or wa i d and t e l l the people t h a t he live. Florida, havin'g opposi t ion to the g o v e r n m e n t — m a n ­ visit of the ci vic c o m m i t t e e to the' heretofore been present ed to the A G E N T S - M E N antP WOME Nw a nt e d t o he ‘e l ec t e d by t h e pe opl e . u f a c t u r i ng money wi t hout a liG E T PARTICULARS of one of the Oh, not He t h o u g h t he, , would he s c ho o l h o u s e - i n Georget own where commissioners, i c q u e s t i n g t he m to .best paying proposi ti ons ever offered. the appoi nt ee . After-' t h e . e l e c ­ t h e me et i ng was held, *s» ‘ a colored open up a n d declare a public toad to w o m a n ’s ci vi c league was o r g a n­ *No previous ex pe ri e nce erquliw* , t i o n of S e a r s he still tried t o g et the c o n n e ct ,ufi Beardal l and Cameron Clean I'p C a mp a ig n .Write Box ll fta, S a nf o r d , Fla. 2 1- fl J, a p p o i n t m e n t f r k l unless 1 a m badl y ized. wjtV its full corps of officers avenui*i petw-pen the N . W J f of S E H Aa one walk* the, .Btrects of our; mi s t a k e n went' t o K i s s i m m e e to see and c o m m i t t e e s and the league pro­ and S W ) < of f J E > ( S e ct io n 33, T p p i e t t y li ttle town, ther# ia every in­ , _ W i f n t « d - i Hurt l i ng man for -high poses to get ri ght d_ofr;n to btisines 19 S. R. .11 E as t , and a c ommi t t e e hi m regarding the a p p o i n t m e n t . d ic a t i on of a most eonl lbl i nt erest and b e c o m e a f a et p r . f o i - tbe c l e a n l i­ htfvilljg, been appoi nted according to All- L o c a l A d v e r t l p c m e n t n Uri dci rtn,ll‘ proposi ti on f p i ^ » n* in t h e . Clean Up C a m p a i g n ^hat is C on g r e s s man S e ar s t ol d M r . L e f ness und a a n i u u i o r f in tf*e town law A b d they h a vi n g made their re T b la IlcadlnR T H R E E C E N T S 1 u p wa rd * y ^ e i n g waged by t h e ^Civlc and Ci t y fler pro babl y w h a t he told all of W e rejoi ce t h a t unot her s t e p has portl-^H* comml saioner* will at thei L i n e F o r E j t c t f l n i i c r U o n . M i n i m u m mo, l lhl > I ) o , , ' ,' answer unl«*» ' B e a u t i f u l c o m m i t t c e i of the W o m ­ t h e m vie., t hu t he ahould get up u Cb*fK# 2 .y L e n ( S ,. ' \ ' \‘ ' r r a n finance yottrftl-lf $1WMK> <»#*/ been t a k e n for t h e c o m m u n i t y of . next mt-uippg, if no o b j e c t i o n * open a n ’# ' p \ 0 b. Thp r a t t l e of the lawn p e t i t i o n an d he would m a k e t h e a p ­ ■ ■ ■ ■ V . e ' ■ . 1 —-------------and can call for petsona) Tntervi4jf«t; pet! San f or d and willingly give our sup up aMy|,4 ^ 3|rP a public road u» a b o v rndwYT is heard e a r l y and late In p o i n t m e n t In due t i me. • A._ C. Wilson, D u v a l Hotel, J ar^ p o rt and e n c o u r a g e m e n t to thi* t foriV*” e ve r y sec ti on of t h e town, the ci ty For several m o n t h s p a s t M r . L*?I- now effort on t h e p a r t of colored citizns sontille, Fla. 22-310 Done In open session this Snd d a y f or ce* a r c liusity engage d Iti cutt ing — 1 .‘ — ------- “t . fler has wr i t te n the He ral d a b o u t of Novemii er, A. D. 1915. L o s t — H&mewhtre bet ween corner 000 4#oo o « down t h e gras* and t h e towu is, a l ­ t h e postoffice a n d one of his l e t t e r s M m il. Pet rova at t h e St ar Thursday L . P. H A G A N , F re n c h and First S t . and Wo man * r e a dy put t ing on a nice, dean* drew urged t h e pe op l e t o " w r i t e y o u r " T h e V a m pi r e” will be M e t r o ’s For 1*Sal e— E ( ^ a and B a b y Chix of A t te s t ; Chai rmanClub an Ar. R. A. F r a t e i n i t y l''n for inspection day. * E nt hu s i as m > a c o n g r essman a n d tell him Who you n e x t r el eas e, with M m e . P e t ro va in celebrated Rtigal White Wy and o t te* , E. A. Douglass. Clerk. with initials J , Y i , ; W . inaide* A re­ e v e r y whom apparent, even the kid­ w a n t to he p o s t m a s t e r , " " h e will the leading role. T h e title of the big performance, heavy laying birds; B y r J a s . C. R o b e r ts , D. C. ward offered if r e t u r n e d to J u d g * dies h a v e caught t h e contagi on and bo here for t h a t p u r po s e, " e t c . , all p h ot o play is deri ved from incident a m booking orders for same now. Heiring .’ 2 2- 2 tp - • 23-ltc are* helping Mother an d Dad clean o f which goes t o s h o w t h a t up to in t h e life ^f J e a n n e Lefnrge, t he ' Also n few pullets and cockerels, vf up.^ R u t there is mu ch t o be done t h e las t few wee ks Mr. Lefiler was v i ct i m of u bogus marriage. She is a l m e strain. F. P. Strong. 106 K. Lo*t — On San fo rd -O r l an do roady e t fet there are so ma ny v ac an t " h e a r t i l y In f a v o r of the a p p o i n t m e n t incensed t o t h e p o i n t of revengifi T h i r d St . , Sanf ord. ' lfi-tf 1 -adiea’ long au t o duster, roUrd Mottl y Oueoawork. . ’ lots t h a t detract f r o m t h e general of* t h e p o s t m a s t e r . If he was n o t In herself for t h e w r o n g done her b ,.**Popw bow do the people In th# goods. For reward return .to Md* a p p e a r a n c e of a bl oc k, lots t ha t are For S a l e — Speed boat. v M a k A 25 f a v o r o f , i t ;Wby did he ben d e v e r y conspiring to enfneah all men w h o m weather' bureau find out what. ki nd of t i nge r ’s store, Sa n f o rd ’or “Wyoming q v e r g r o w n with weeds and are most miles per hour. Would exchange for e ff or t to get the a p p o i n t m e n t ahe meets and m a k e * them her v i c ­ wgBther we’re going to h ave ? " " T h ey Hotel. Orlando 23-2tp u ns i g ht l y . We make a strong plea auto Address Box \63 , E us tin t hr ou g h some o th e r me th o d t h a n tim* -She ha* t wo men co n »f>i ra- lon't, son " — Philadelphia Public Led,I with property owner* and the city _________ Nfttirr For winter grazing pl-‘n* 22 2tp t h e p r i ma r y ? Seeing h ims el f slip-' tor* in her nefari ous work E v e n t * - . f pr t hat t h e se too h a v e -iome al t en 1 out.* and vetch or rye and rb|"* pi ng he want* t h e pri mary and why firing a , young l e g n ti op a t t a c h e into ___ For S a l e — T e n acres of th - r — ti oh*^*j A‘t the good work go on and TTT. bvst hove n full stock. T h e L. Allen does be want t h e ^primary? S i m p l y her % coils who fallX desperately inj high hummock land, weal wile, j p** t>**srtsitB( ml Ik* l . l o l . i e v e r y b o d y get busy; 1^et l Co. ’ 23-ltc t o (take, a w a y t h e a ppo i nt i ve power loyfL^wilh her. S h e find* she U in U. S. !..nd Offlr*, tjnlaHliltt. Ftoridk, out side corporate limits. Half'- in Oct. * . ) » ! * f r o m Mr . S e a r s a n d , a t the t a m e l i me love With him heiself. Her jpye for Mn»i« l. kweto tu t J e ^ - i cul t i vat i on 4 years. About 250 ___ Wunted — B y a y ou n g man, po*i* gi ve him a alap on, t h e wrUlAly the man is the inspiration which**®. ■>* tunlord, rW «U- wtun.on April i». Hiafc a n d Cgnnty T a x e s Now D^e l ar ge pines on other half All fenced Uofi on farm, a m good farmer, al *0 n , — V•. , ,. , ------lgr1*10, raa4«o/ HomHtnd. kiKO. No.Nf r0K«UT ---------1 NW (j>r 1>#t of, T a x B o o k * are n o w o p e n in my M r . Lcffler’s p r i m a r y p r o mp t s hci to ahiedl hi m from o b j e c t i o n to and ditched Quarter mile of t w o good milker. Wm. F r a nk e , Barber-* .twit, Her >0. asJnRH ut S E U .fc t.J i o f f i c e f o r the pa y me n t of atate and ia t h a t be had no s y s t e m or o b j e c ­ harm. And she aucceeds h ut a T a *i h S Boulli, Hii oa r r I_ f k a r t . T_ a l ­ »m* B K ll p IIB tfauih, K _____ shipping st ati ons and First S t . Per­ x-llle, F la , _________ 23-21P _ ,U. A discount tive, His p e ti t io n and i mpas s i o n ed much c os t t o herself ip m e n i a l a U k u B M M - r i J I » n . h r * g l a d kM iro of la- c o u n t y t axes for 1916. $1 36 0 will buy it If tantlon t o make P i r - r M r p ro of, t o M U fc- of 2 pe r ce nt . In N o v e m b e r and 1 per f e c t drainage. a p p e a l t o t h e people .wlta t o oak guish and suffering. U l t i ma t e l y she l .h claim t o U r land a bo v o doocrlbad, W a n te d — T o show y o u our btock sold .within t h e next 10 days, worth C lark o( C it cult C o u r t , at Hanford, c e n t in D ec e mb e r U made, n r i n g j^oooToO S te T h i s will be one of Iwforo M a y o r T h r a s h e r t o call a p r i m a r y . U recl aimed. of Bermuda onion seed and ■#**• Florida, ob t k a ! f i k d ay v l N o . a m b a r , owner. 207 French t h e descripti on of y o u r property B y w h a t r i g h t haa t h e m a y o r of the mo st i nt eresti ng producti ons y et I S j i , . ... t» B o t h true to n ame. T h e L . All** f l a l m a a t aamoo a s u l t a o w r ; » v « nu«. 1 1 -tf. when y ou come to p a y. S a n f o r d t o c a l l a p r i m a r y f or the set f orth by M e t r o and will be Bfeed Co.- . S94tO T o m B o y i ol W ok lw a, Ktorida 1 A O. Von HerbutU. of W t k l w a , Florida Jn o. D. Jinkins, For Sale— Evinrude rowboat enthe S t a r T h e a t r e on postoffice when aaid postof f ice h sa shown ‘ at l l t i d y B o y d / o f W o k l v a , F lorid a T a x Collector, S e m i no le Co. WIP Loo, of Wokiora, F1*r td a. p s t f m s out side o f t h e r i t y wh o are T h u r s d a y, N o v e m b e r 1 1 th. -R O B itR T w . d a v i b , Admission 6 and 10 cents. e ni t H l e d to v o te! Hi s p e ti ti on called Ib -T u o a -Stc ^ R atU trr. . - *4 .»»>’ . •.« . •• - ! j . L‘ } ,. * CURBSTONE GLEANINGS] WB*rr Sanford vs . S t . Augustine H. S. F o o t b a l l t e a m went to S t . Augustine S a t u r d a y , Nov. 6 th to t r y their l u c k and held t h e m t h e third qu ar t e r when they sue c u m b f d to their superior weight. w hi c h was about 15 pounds to a * man. PEOPLE AND EVENTS IfG A i F. AflVtltUSING EVEN THE GATE POST ^OT IN IT E f - I I 55S f I E . POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS K c : \ , E - r W- m I O L J WANTED ;; K , K] r r >M t fig CLASSIFIED vADVERTISING T iy . I f '- ?e .. . FOJt SALE ,v Of:’ i ' m i, FOR RENT •• i - - _^ . - .. •- V ’ : J& j "A ; , L ’ •1 t* * wr �•V ’ PR9F5 • •*. I MMli |. I WiWJI ■ HidPI. I I " M • . - . . . f ■ ■* • IN TH E HEART O F T H E W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T VEG ETA BLE SE C TIO N . ■- '■■ •• : KlS T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D IN [ plant s a l e and FLOWER w il l b e held IN SANFORD I 4S A F T E R M A T H TO "C LEA N W EEK IT W IL L B E \ (illE A T A T­ j j j .; TRA CTIO N ur.I.i *' -«>«* ,or , h *’ l, l t t n l !( th, . ..u.miUt-e has k f p i tn the |idt» ui getting " ul 1,1 thl> or*»«>*ry U s o t n t s I nf oro the peopleUf, *. .iff know what hibiscus, , ami. r ' und t h e like will do . di inty and these will . ., 1,. hilt there will he ■jiih| as lovely and more These unusual (lowers |,[,uitcd generously will ! .i b i a i i i y s|i«»t i n d i f d . ............ re palms, not a t>ut large tu on nil to ill l In- s p e d III.-II Vj I be plants t he ill 4U« JJJtt .1U " <i' !i iPltPtUU bloom I■ F U lilt iter's Harden. the salmon yellow hibiscus »hirh u- \.t is not generally known. the Huuhiijia or hi* There Will d( evergreen fidirtrouMint. i b o n y it ll .i il.liMim lik*- a fi»vely >fr Hill t CT!' hid there will be I'.ipy nfolia. ilrai etias and 1 ut'Sl «•« -1-i . ftiil % will l.e represented thr 111. \tnuzonicq unt| i he i t<> Hu ' l.ilv listed as * u r 111UI•J‘ • r*im* .i tart- and beautiful Ther. , I] 1 1 -nrtl the I .list t n .>1 1 . r gorgeous tin me i .i T here will lie ,. i )i of theme on sale 11 . re will he two year ■i , g hushes f mm t he ill oral < o o! New . will I.i sold a i a very 1 wlii he of st a ndard Mf A.. \t W otth L iv in g t’ l.i fill ' ir‘ T-’ * f ti NO. 24 • nlHiirnln l > o p . Th a llksgit ing Prorl a [nation Net* A itrk. Nitv s Advices (inm l ulli luvM-r. Nov 1 2 . Goveruttr the Piictlie Coast show that tl„ Park Tra mme l l lias issued the fol­ acreage in 'cauliflower, in Cidiforma lowing proclamation in connection is somewhat luiger than usual Thu with Thanksgi vi ng: crop is looking fine and will soon lie S t at e of Florida, Kuceulive Office ready t o market Califorrians itre Hy the Governor A Procliunnwniting until the Long Island crop t ion wi l l give the. W i V a m prodtnt AA'hereus. It is emi nent l y fitting change on the K: stern i n a r k . s T H I R T E E N K I L L E D A N I ) O V E R E X E C U T I V E C O M M I T T E E T O and proper that a day should be set M E M B E R S W I L L G A T H E R I N T h e r e v* i' l i,n| l,i .i n'l.ti (teal , | ONE H U N D RED IN JU R ED SO O N M E E T AND M A K E apart for i he public generally to C ITY O F G A IN E S V IL L E t ally cauliflower to In- shipped i]ur render to tin- Great Giver of all -■-PR O PER TY DAM AGE A It It A N G E M E N T S F O B ON T I I E 9 T H DAY O F iug I Ilf1 last of tins year, as nut nun h good reverential expressions of g r a t ­ IS E N O R M O U S K ISSIM M EE M EET DECEM BER t>l a rrnf\irrrn-nl j s espiTtetl umi itude and thanksgi ving for His af ter J a nu a r y I merciful litre and bountiful b l ess­ Kun tut Ci ty, Nox 12 Thi rt e en C h n - ti fndr iit gt nn, president of ings. and. T h e celery ui ri age in siiuthein One of the most i mpo r t an t m e e t ­ wen* killed, hundreds of thousands the Florida Press Association, a n ­ AAht-rcas. Ti me honored custom ing- to take place during the present , Culiloi i.iu has tiei-t- t-ii i|nt*it at |,-. of dollars worth of property d a m ­ nounce- the appoint merit of the fol­ has fixed for such day a dale in tilt- winter is that of the Central Hi gh ­ one third of what it was last season age (lone, and scores hurt as the r e­ lowing standing co mmi tt ee s: harvest season, a season expretmive way Association, which will c o n ­ This was not caused bo much by sult of n st or m which swept central K t e c u f D e : of a benign P t o vi d c nr o ; and, any s c ar c i t y of seet! as it was by the vent* at Gainesvil le on t h e ' f i t h day Kansas, Ne br ask a, South Dakota Clarence K. Woods, Lake Region, AVhcteus, T h e people of this great of fr.cl t hat lent yem there was December. T h e associ ati on is Euxtis. and Iowa last night, uyeording to re­ co mmo nw e a l t h , our beloved s t at e composed of more than two thouover production, and growers did not ports here at Great .Head. Kan.,' J . S. T r i pl e t t , Tri bune. St. Cloud: of Florida, as well us throughout i n ml act i ve members who are uni t­ r t e i x e returns comme nsur ate with two were kill d and over thirty i nW. It Harris. Valley G a z el l e . the entire nation, have the most ing their wonderful energiesto ward their, i nve stme nt. Tin* celery l o u ­ ittred Half a million dollars prop- 1 Ki -in,tine profound reason* for being deeply the i th it t ion of a sent intent which nge in northe, n C . lilum ;m o - i , i l .i i i ... ll \ ■ *» • '■rt > la m. i g ' - w :i*t ilorn Will At I'm hun■k> r St grateful for tin- Messing, which stir w ill s i n j i ut 1. 1 t h i n g sfio.-t o f g o o d hand i, a no r t . «*> dr. d or nmr. hurt t • ili r> i i from August i -out d them, and tlohallowed r o a d * III t i l l - s e c t i o n , t h e f ir s t o f M-.l- I’ ll Is I tiw t III- I of 111 - u ■pt art a T ( A|i 11 ha u t . ! .■ lit Christ ian miluences under which w h i c h is t o h e t h e D t x i o H i g h w a y . (torn California. 1. Ut l lu­ >*ii t}»i ••order. Mailt oi * hi v are f t lie. ini’ the blessings of K v t- r y b o t i . i t r f o r g o o d r o a d s •11 ,-rc .tiffined to 1 ll 1* vst ♦4 1*1 P ’ - oh , ' t o t i re- id .1 a i I I V ol es II A M arti i-i - 111 c ospi-rit \ h.i-nl 11 . l i t -" t 11, i ti I, ii 11wo a - t k, ■ w. , ■h . -, . Itv*I'iti w> t r tt, , * i * : - ;■* Tl In. v , n.f H i P I t I M| ret i \ . t , itii io no-m hi i a , .1 h ip pi f>t .tnl js |ii>' Ip cpjuijl to , H 1 ' •i tn t 1 I t cent r I, t fit* in idle It n -I t I. e i (to J uni or I niop last Stu day i .,!, • I.ltslll Iitjml mill ft l a w s t i l i r .11 c u b i c b a v i'.. e-tp-V* ^ i v t * . t t r i i p a K wti. tit*, u l s t i . a r ^ i h r s t t - t . a . . : e ut —i . y . i u l d i t 1111..1I l U p p l i * . . A ' la lea. •.] Gitftrr! * ft pscirn t mi ' n i r - rt II g a l II I lie , w. r e »|.- l i g h t . || [> 1 ail-e till gratitude t o ' Him will) iv interested m mat ter * tl.al wilt, lie T h e weather has t>.-■ a ratlu-i gmo| tin- -plendid firogrnm that the J u - Is* •-.liiirg rules over the destinies of nations, discussed at this meeting and should this season and a cool spell for altwil mors rendered. . It, -e-e J II Repo r t er - St ar . OrT h e s e hoys and that, u r - have been fret- front e n ­ now begin making pr paratioiis to be k e pt the to mat oes from rifii'nliig. so girls are devt loping rapidly into It: ndo. tangling to ntlicts and have not been i here that not enough are maturing t<> it good public speakers and they are E. D. Lamh r i g h t . Trdiunt T a m p a drawn' int o the consuming vortex Resides the good roads mat ter s. order' . Th i s m turn his resulted in a!~n uctfuirtiig val uabl e information Me mb e rs h ip of wii r ii nd word t .*itt» from Gnnjr*vM|c that 'a firm market or, t ............. and op. r AAay n. PI a. I I Hi nt' ( "on 11. r Ril.fi' study ,ts U , . l '*11 j.iT lent AA licit ..s Tlo- people of Florida jirefiar.itm n * are air.'ltd', under way at oi s ha\e plenty of place, to mm' ot the union are kccj.iiig ll). with Clt y have en o si d cause lor rendering for hitndsotiiel v t-nlcrtiiiniitg * lie ket tlo-ir still k .it good |i|ices Tl > tin 1. AA 1 r.u r Ti me - M cl im n r to.Lilly Bit, •■ reading Mm tl gift- of oat on- good (...id,- j. I. gate- acd anv friends ,i i e r a g e acreage I . - hee-i I *1.* - * I . r> d 11 . • mi.' 11 > Air t Mr A S A A d' t k i i n . ' 1 or - 1 (i .•» •pport unit tes who tiiav go difttg will, ilo mi ami Art I- hl'ki - .1. " I n I t h I 111 •t • "I ' • . 1.. i i h e r 1. iu|. ■r Sari, ' t n . gr.-.u c.rnrnon that town always . h i - i lie hand fotckwaid eusiin mil are mat ill ci Fi na nr t* 1 >i, ne Xt >uri iwl% tMIlUlvr It;.' Ill 'tune thing lit this line slowly on account of d n weather A K AA Non, Tritium-. Ft Pt.-r. .tiior- will visit the Senior* A Trarnmell . (>ne ..f i fie i n t e r . -a t.ig f. alur. ■ (>f Product Ncw(sin Star ( >. ala 1 11 11. f i i •. C c . 1. progr,. m Will 1.1 I lornl a. by tlo entert atn ineiit will he a visit t" W . 1. * k .1 M 1 11 ct tliTIUgtoll N reudert .1 1 he life story of 1 tils, vested in to the Uni versi ty of Florida, affordIt e t Frank Hunt named St nml- tioti d h\ mi. writer will l.e re land herchv proclai m I. g for threw- who tj ** not aln ..tv 11 a I I t a n gt Ii si 1 «*i* i **l« l mi ii ■l.il 41 d .• Oi.i 11 •. o! In r I. v- fn *. , I Ia rh. inkknow an t.p|. rot unit > to -»-e j ust Krisi ol \ a I >ei Nov. tp la r t Ai- 11 iTs Will ! v wei 1 A M i 1. Hat Mm-. j.o||* la. k giving Dav wnl I..- simg and stiggi -S that t In* whirl th. s l ate has provided in the K n mvi l If t op a y was i, o , ■i lit tin I a t I I I . III. t l l o g "Otl Villc ; dli v hi a |.|.ropri.it e| > .illseT Wed wa V ol t ti ill a t i .. ii . I f a . lilt ie' to train fie Ct ami mil meet log pi II i • III tin II h! I’r. v at 1 . Del .am) t hrotlg liout I' lurid a j her hoys f ti r I lie jtroles'lt I.' and for synod of Appal..i hia m o •.no AV A Fti -ell New - Paint ka i l c d S t a r in tn F n c n t ) to S o In t e*f i m* ■ii v whereof. I have |agri. tilt oral pursuits 1'l.is alone is fieri Tt ■ datt w '1 hi de. id* <1 Ar hit r ai in n a m t .<. r i e v n it r e s rlet > I,, re uni o set iiu, b.itttl and i a tired worth • i r j. ... G tji i n* , ill. later H it' I ttri.wi R. , or. | I . • 'o,ii . .I'litiirt i- ol II IlltUtoil ■I, g ■eat eal "! <tn s l a t s ol F l o r ­ STORM SWEEPS THE THE STATE PRESS NORTHWEST; MANY ASSOCIATION COM­ LIVES W ER E LOST MITTEES APPOINTED Iti Iran * 11 H i-' "f A11a • ’ i ( i a , was i 11 i i * 11 !.■"in .-.] * i -i gel 1st and will hi gm hi- work in ring f a nc y c,i hull utils t to- n ee r f III 'ire ■. - .ch i ttuns from the T h e report i f the i oitnnii t•• ••• Prof Nehrlmg will systeinatii hetiev oleniT -lioin-d that liiwer -how .uni orders * ............................ olle, li d...................i wIt fill. ..................... will he dell ViTel 1 Ml t to- bo un d ' " i i to s y 11 iftl 1" r all |■.i r Ntuk* 't Mitel, Pi. re will tie a liberal i on - poses. If** II the jiriee of these ** V T h e ahoxc ) l*P oit.g wil' t>c read •JUi *. i w it Ii mi i« n 't hy i ta many fr oh d • Tt.. • s i . , a w Air M e n d , u on- of Rt v 11 . ii .t in S.u l or d , l> 1 tlr-fii i lit. Al. .e.!e ,in d I .ms M eft dn Ii w .11 tin. with pleasure tl.Ht tliey are appi tir joint 1 y in a ■*. ret i. v e r • ut "I i i . or g . 11r 1111s o 11 Howard's MO. -I of All Flo III V to So 'tv wi.nti has jUht lo I'll pro . c.l Itv l i e <'til n m Ion Pictures release on t lie Met - release Picture* < orporntinn fie siory i he M* I n. F r o g r a m deal s An Kncmv to ' o e n t y I. the kidriapj.iiig of ydutig Ste t , o' mud 1 ' n * e tg ' ' ' ’1 ' M1 1 11 ,. r A II I 'll j I "t. ; i .i|' i I I I l.ld . t. a ml toot* t t hot It Ij . Mgh' ■ to steal from (lit rich to give ie poor, making him a modern l.ov ’-i ad Veil ii II I Th e with tfic f.cittl h no Aiig i. - t i It I Holly, Herald San lord AA R Powell, .'•tin l li'ltlWnler l : 1 me r *nii N . w . Ft P i e r . T K Ft i zgeruld. Guxe' t. N. w« I >n y to nit CENTRAL FLORIDA HIGHWAY ASSOCIA­ TION W ILL M EET ida tn I<> afliti >1 at ! a 11a h.lssee the eiijiital iiu* 1 lie '-lit day id Nti'vembeA D I'M,'. Park Tr , in m il 1 1.. . t r .... Itv th- Governor Attest II t'la.v I'r.iwfortl. Se, r. t .. r v of St ut * . V ■ - . . . • ‘ - . ■. '■ ■ s ;> Y- * . I e tuple I Irrlc tin*’ of the most e s t h Usiasi n or gamin I tolls funner*. I with the Fir*t ll.iptist ( imr.'l. i- '*i. T e m p l e ( irchThis t ircl i- is i-ontposed id twenty two yntlirV nntrne.j l a ­ dle The t ir.fi- meets cU.ll Sunyoungest I.ending Lad) on Itroadday looming ..t 1* JO a* a Sunday *chnol c|a»s in iii.iiii.'i,( inn with tin* wa) in “ It u n ni ng Fig lit |m..| of th.- . hur. I. Once Atitle I Heiillt.g. win. ma ke ' h"! regular first aj.pe. trance on the screen in a month a so. t 1 meelihg I* In Id l ie .|1 ol I lo I |..'. I d i "ted. 1 1 • I’.,ra iMO'int Pi. t 1. 1 • TI.. F . I g, I . t ' t ' ■. . ■' . ' 4 t * ll " ■v I . I 11 •. 1■■- , ‘ I . gI, . 11 . 1 1 lit , I . X AI I |. a! . '1 1)1 >1 ' Memo r i al s and lie solutions Frank K Harris, Runner. Ocala Lew 11 Drown, Independent St Ptershurg I ' 1. Irvin. AAest Palm Hcaelt Th e . VeeiltI vc i iitntt"ttee of wl.ieh I . I lar. i , , I AA" i "« j , ■ tt a " wi F * ■• • , ■ , i • • ,• 11 1 i. T' AI I ..I ll,t- i,v vl I*, w Mtu.b- wlnl ( 1 ., ..,(*■ ft s' . ................... M 1. N . .. fan d I* of 1 tie i i , If l)af -i ............. 1 in (■ tic *. to N a s h' ill. 1. ad g holy m Itr.. t.! i h. 1. "• , It nded I • ' g htorltia Press Association, win. I, will I I, A n d r e w s h a s g oto' to way tn.ik'iig allair T h e whole tie to Id at Kissimmee. Mr AAnods S t a r t i n g at the age of 12 she to *>••!p make Sanford and villc w h e r e lie w i l l h a v e t lie will tall the meeting ti (ton some raids of l.ihert jitay. d AAcndy in Pet er P a n " unde, • mi y a wort hy part of ugeney for ifute .Ig-eellhle lo the tliemlii r* Mr the inn nage me l t of the late t' hu* 11 ! f ii I Florida, ami the u fraternal .g tin . ng. c, \, . i 1 t i . tow a ’ Ip- ■. Ati <t n w* 11. It A I * I lung mon I I . rat y d i rt ■l.e. t ,t m Re -I; I' '* i.•I ■ m.i'P t . I're-i.h ot Mr |Ir igg.o , ,, 1.0 t. prof. k l.iflli . 1.,<1 mi, Mi rgc ol our ri gid tr ti e, tu g t . •*»!•*' t* ills ,1 I. l.e •.4II..' Allier t i ... i fti \ . ft •r. ...oi at ’> 'fn to P a r i s h H o u s e * 11* |t * ! 4*f I l H . '' 1'* . ’ 'I \ I I I , I I >111"I . - • in. in i . t ■t 'ii. i■ . •i • ' I not' d, port " i■ g II. r.tMs ».J l.*i •r; a f 1-^ »• I lit 1'i.r.l i fici! . .. rt.. 1 In F>> X. t d I " ' f t ' •«. many vi-it. r., si , . . rI**r' 1 will he glad I " thm hi" W t id ^r. cii \|h* ^I jcI i «»l Di ' r a et i , " in r>> c of " l he .. . in t " hi- it tcresti d in tins worl , " ‘I'lle Iti-i'ji Purple, t* * 1. Hrnt herhood "I St ^ I'r i ■v>. . Wit ti head .imiMef* >' ullli Ii -tie stuits..... mt ed' with •s .. lie of tilt* j .rt -i r. t every Sunilay a f t . fmi o u ti a ve or gaiil/.ed a I Nashville lor •> 1 rU* r to hi At: Georg" A d i " [tcgimang la»t St |> A new me other, Mr Jloward is -i rt .'ii euI. am, and tiuvi several Andrews is a huskier and hm many • r F i ■ > • ■ • "t* "■ < ! i:t " T h e Mod­ ■lull'd T h e first of the friends here while hating •<» lose reer, while Miss Meredith, as the j Griggs was added to our list «tinern G i r l " at 9the Come.lv T h ea t re , d b n i y Dccijnu D ur c js is l. mild to* day uft emoor' . All other visitors to- played in the parish •him know that be will make (.ijiivati lor audience from t h e ; or new members ury cordially tn - then a* Lucy Sh al e in " T h e L i e , " -i i against D a y t o n a High in Ins new homo. *v < o|.|.o,utiMus Margaret lllingt.m moment » f Iter uji j ieatrune on t h e i v i t e d t•» a tl eml the union I 1 >’ e .'an-es will f urnish * V » l j.St-lwjn A Ct. transferred her (Aotn ...... uu ]|1 ibg final scene Program was refill, m l u» follow Ccci li sn M u s i c ( tub " ! * Sc nford with u cJcan j.roiluctton to i Imi of "Utttler An Ki ffm^* lo S o c i e t y " is lF)e S<o.g No 14. AAork for I lie Night l *" Mttti/ohV Tttii.il'> war, very mu. to pn|i*> t ^ i n d W(*— h*M'e f h e C o v e r . " at the F or t T h e a t r e where bvttsi Nltst'se on the Metro Prois Comi ng f 0 y/ilhy tlu melnbers and al-u* vis­ he well patronised ns t h e she is now |>laying In the fall she S n r Sentence prayers I of gFum tmrt win be set'll at the ••*:/%* •j worked vftty hard l o itors. will he seen in the leading woman's ut.ton T h f a U e Tu e s d ay , Nov Ifith The humbefs wire, diJIglitfilFy ' wit t ing leapt _ ajid,y will ji.irt in Roi Cooper Mcgriie's new Soni^iNt). 211, Onward (in AdtnlxRton 6 nuib^lde. "f their o pponent s n har<l urrAngcd as (olhewsA play, " U n d e r F i r e " ItihlP^Heuders’ (Jutz l ur c hh Dttot. Friendship Jflarc v jp., - 1! Mcr M(-rv Miss Miming' * family has long Sunday ysit Met hudl st t hnrrh \ | Secret Itry’s re|.ort • Mrs J W n risdn Virginia I >cCoursc) X sr. lover of a gobtl clean been associ ated with the theatre tn Suyulay si fAm I *es-ton opens mIJ ‘ * ' **w' * rllMI Leader. ’ Mi** Rot h Allen tn harge M"*" "t • i " the parish house and Ma z ur k a , Kagbind Her fi.tlier owned the 5 4fi A elii"* fv>r eyety - one Am Special -ami g by' Grouji • Mjtry Hoyvitt d ' 4 s; Iro-nils with you, , Douglas mol So ut h po rt T h e a t r e s ety t:uvia*tlr w l r m n c t o * every otto Readings hy members of (,irou|i 1 -¥. . *i t he .(Into,- tonight, Fri - Uurcutoile She is very a n ­ not already a member of a school. S.ing No 45. f a t the - Lo wer for many years A rm>-sJIiison ■* 1 ’ ’ day of November xious to j dense, kee hi. alive to l he Pr. aching at I 1 a. m. hy. J j j . LtgliLs he lturr ing Serenade f X • * (jppor-tunities tht' sere ut ofTers the W • <■ A^. J. Carpent er. fits s u h j e r t -.Wfy Song N i i . t Is, T a k e Ti me tn be Niumii ScoflJiHj lift Iv nl M e e t i n g s ’ ■ uc t f re ss to improve her work anti be "Thi n Genuine Life vs. the ^False" Holy. " P u r e ns Sh Th i film, as she 1 ' ..... ‘1 mdt'ttijgs in progreww a protest against- shows. Tito Prayer by Miss Nancy Har tl ey ~j very successful * • - ' lL>y'JMyiii'.t vu''r'I says, is the natural answer to the j " 1 Ht ih bd Ul churtfb mn dt r tinfipwuiftji League devotional s er ­ . 8 ong No. 583, Wh at a Friend we Vqcttl D u e t , ’T h e i b i gel R u b e i u u i n S c o t c h ver*e. " I f wi> could hut sec 7 , J 'r'h,p Of aDr. CnrpniiW of vice -will he herd *a(.3:.10 p. m. All have fit J esus, Mj^ses Olga ifticp r.rctchi'o S h n l t j ourselves as others set in " She is - tti art* inert-using '-tn Jt<yij*i)i£r pofi]dc invited Dismissed with Lord’s Prayer , '' Kang' 1,1 '* altt'i dutice f rom .flay ..To Y'iiowtr Sbng very fond of outdoor sport’s, swims Tin* ever ing service by Dr, C a r ­ Repot ter. IzetLi Storm anti rides beautifully anti (days t e n ­ penter, the s u b j e c t of - the disRussian Chorus i\ oe:d i Volusia Potjllr) Show nis r e mar kabl y well have heard him deruttrsc will be “ T h e ' Y e m o e r of Mr*. Claude HeWidort, M'< Scogg.m Titree officers t»f the A'olusiu Fair Admission 10c. be oao of the st rongMind of the Divi ne F a t he r Toward Mrs. Gcror nml Mrs. J ohn Rrady • cver visiting Sanf ord. Krring Children. T h i s may he Dr. Associat ion, namel y C.. L. Allen, -v Death o f Mrs. L. M. Itr own >t|"'* ter i* simple in speech. , Carpenter' s Inst sermon during thejd* W If. School ey and E. AV Brown V New Atidllion wenVdo Li ve Oak the first of the | Mrs L M i l r o w q died at her fit thought , reasonable in T h e M. 'I'. G- block i* being, i m­ nutating*. 't.< I IW|, on Third street Thtir-dny pleasing in address proved by a new totorick addition to All wil ! he welcome in these *er- week tn a t t e n d the Suwastnee C o u n ­ home ty F < tr* and inctfei.t ally 1.1 M ' . rr r inoreti g ultrr a brnd illness Mrs "i addresses n e c h the the Garner -tore ••(■. upied h t l . Iilt-i'mg of tinAi i n r i ia n Poul Rrowrt. M'. heen a res dent of this tu nrer* McCrt»(n FivcNiml Tt*U Cwnt Mi.r,Itaaket Hull Tonight try Association, which wa* held this .H y for mutiy y e a r * . H i t t b n i is e * f tv i not heard this T h e new addition will extend the I*&yImYtt a n d Sanf ord will b - i t l c year at Live Oak Although t h e r e ! will In- d e e p l y r e g r e t t e d by her . t oni ght at the jutrish house in the >t have nlssed a rare the »torr hutldibg the full I I . was consi derabl e rivalry, still . t h e I man y friend* here. t>hc leaves it from First street to the alley am! great game of basket ball. Tu r n Del. and olficialn had enough ui* j young d aug h t e r , R ut hi e, and will give a much needed room (or 1 1' l>.Titer will speak at both out t o the game lor it will he n cK.fl i ,. . life me mbershi ps lo the association J brother. Luke Walker and n u m e r ­ * tut evening hours on next their increased business. good one. • ®v oUti.f.,, I to warrant t he m holding their nex ous relatives in ot he r cities. Her — — ----------- — V ■-urge audiences are arc ex |en..,| j .j The me mb e r s of the operett a meet i n D e L a m i . . , sister. Mrs. Garst of SaVai mah is flasket Dali Ians ate made to have all C h r ys a n t h e mu m will meet at the T h i * is qu i t e an honor for t h e new here to a t t e n d t h e funeral which At the Parish House on Friday 41 'ending caimfortably seated. D a y t on a Hlgi^ School and rooms of the W o m a n ' s - .Cliyb t o ­ fair associ ati on as it . means t h a t occurs f rom the lat e residence t o ­ i, o verv ‘ ry ...... one in the cit.ty and vicin- night 11 j has a '"rdial i nvi tat i on, the Ilrotherhood of ht. Andrews morrow n ig h t at r7 : 3 0 for rehearsal, their second annual fair will have a day at 2 . 3 0 , Rev. St ei nmoyuf of the pen Itry show thnt will n um b e r som Met hodi st . church officiating. • s "'f vit-t.. i..,! .. «" •< In­ w-ift ' Vl#}' b w k e t bull. . t ' w n c out Every me m b e r is requested to. be during the weekV held 41 :j three t housand birds. te rme nt will be made in Lakeview present. * t o the game as it will be.a. g<>4>id one. m and ,7j15 p. m % * * '■■■ AND FRIDAYS S A N F O R D , F LOR I DA. F RI DAY N O V E M B E R 12. 191,'. ' v(>M 'i» IT S A N F O R D — L i f a In ON TUESDAY II.. i l ...III 1)101 t tig w. , t, o il- tide II. I If. b g.mtr '...• ■i•!. t • ' I' I >1t I'.Is -lM-.it ;.- f1vt a *ti All I. . John Mi Aiieal dm * itld Mr- Claude Herndon b e ll e Ihi.out Dialect tending with gui tar ac) i.iii|ia iiiitent. h) Mrs J W. Httrnes Anijtl sttfii by Miss Charlie Seaty, All-Ia*ttie C ildwcll in e n mp an i st . Each of the above respttndetl with encores At the clt c of the program, which wa delightful, el ev a t i ng and satisfying the hostess served de­ licious sandwiches and let: All [>rt•sent e ffi' cssc.l their, J( ) ol tin occasion and dclutrUwl looking for wind to the *ocial to be given at, the T e mp l e on Nov DJth by th(* Circle s Mr* AA’ C iljiiy, *• Circle Rejioi^vr. • ungrcgnllonol Church Next Sundny night the C. E ^t f ef . gates will report the conventi on at the Christum Endeavor meeti ng, and every me mber is urged to be present at tl o ’rlock. Al the evening nervier, ? o ’clock the pastor will review Dr. Chns. M. She l don’* conclusive a rg ume nt on " W h y National P r o h i b i t io n ? " Dr. Sheldon, author of the jinpuhir s|tu.v. " I n His S l t | t ' . " was a tuemher (if t tie Nat lot, 111 Flying S.|U;.dron winch tom bed a few [.on.Is in F o l ­ id. i, going from Maine to California a* well a* in their great c ampai g n . Mrs. Davison, Mrs. H n n y K e n t , Mrs Edwin Randal l, Miss B e r t h a Packard and Rev. Strong r e pr e s e nt ­ ed our C. E. S o c i et y at the c o n v e n ­ tion at Kbuuntmcc, going in un au t o with Wm. Woodruff as chauffeur. A n umber of Presbyterian E n d e a v orera took in the convention by tho a me me ans . ’ U ’ p sll I'|. v* )t • -tN * ** Ml ih. lornt o| ,i silver tea given at the hospitable home of Mrs. J . II. I.iiwsou, the secretary of the Circle. Mw-t of* the inomher* were present and witli them a number of friends Tin . 11■I t'.mli wa so . ' d th* Olo I * t �NUYbAIUEIC 12.-11115 ■ ——t- —~ —>—— COUNTY HAPPENINGS THE L. ALLEN SEED COMPANY 0000 00 0 0 0 0 0a 000000000001 offered to come ovbr and help u| E S T E L L E G RA Y AND MORITZ □ o o o D o a a o o o o o o a a o a a a a a o o a o o a a a o a a d a o o o a o o n a o o a o a o o OtJO L HE VI NN E. T h u r s d a y night. P raye r meeti ng will he held for Estelle Gray has rightly bceu called half an hour before preaching, s e r - 1 " T h e Violinist of Inspiration." Urltt ..................... ................... .... ^ Ballinger leading this li’s Isith III Kuro|ie and Atnerlen have nrn hoston i . i r r r u c E ...........................*1.00 pound A BUNCH OF IN TER ESTIN G IT E M S FROM CO RRESPO N ­ ‘ vice, M r W H I T E BERMUDA O N I O N ................................ 2.R0 pound ti me i^s Rev Kricson. our regular sulil that she brings the rcfrirUilng In D EN TS— EVENTS OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY-E F F IC IE N T R ED B ERMUD A O N I O N ................................ 2.5n pound tliierne of the great out of doors with leader is husy at Georget own with RADI SH. I M P O R T E D STOCK . . . . 75 pound het dm math inlerpi elutions of the revival work this week R E P O R T E R S COVER T ER R ITO R Y FOR HERALD niaslcrpleres iif \ lolin llli-iul lire Her g Mi, A Derhv' s bro t h e r from Mi s - 1 All orders dellicred Free prog rums m e brilliant and thrilling, up souri, we understand, s t arted on his pealing to the h e a d s of every one, Ir For iTn jiri'jM'n! tire book* Jiimk return trip home yest e rday, s t o p ­ respective of ilielr iiinsti'nl niulerslund IBLNtZLtt IU M S will III kept in Mr O I’ Swnpc'a ping with friends in J a c k s o n v i l l e en big hxi t.i.sio: sui ii m i . i u i i x m s office route. She liegnn the study of the violin n; Mr and Mrs T I. t ' u s h m g have There wall he preachi ng here W E S T S I D E PIC tl III II.DING S A N F O RD . F L O R I D \ tin- age of s|\ When she was eight next St iml ny hy our regular past or. tak en a ‘tl.it i J a c k s on v i l l e where P ro gr e ss of t h e Foul It sin- gave a rerltal to nil audience of c o o a o o a a o D O O Q O O o o D Q o a a o a o o o o Q o o D o a o a b o a o o D O O O G o a Q o o o Hev K D. J on e s they will spend t Up winter Co.ltimhus, (in,. Nov. 12. Th e I .Vsi (s uple. pin l log n dllhcult pro Mr. mid Mrs M K S m i t h anti Mrs West ol Te n ne s s ee arrived Industri al Indy* s. iyi in its issue gnini enllrely from memory. In the childien t>( Cedurt own, (lit,, are last week and wi,l spend the winter for this week: Alhambra theater of San Frunclsco. vi siti ng home folks. with her son at his home on L ake At the age of eleven Mtss d r a y was " T h e widespread a c t i v i t y and d e­ the youngest over to receive the offer Mrs. M T . Caasiday and l i t t le Char m vel opment in the sout h east sound , The Standard Railroad o f the South of die cap and gown from the musical (laught er spent part of las t week | Mrs. S 1 Wo mbl c . who has u Gear call to ent erprise and diS C H E D U L E E F F E C T I V E APRIL 5lh, l a 15 department of the University of the with her parents. Mr. and Mrs, W. spent t h<* last year in Ohio with rcl* vestment I’acltlc, C R i l ey. atives. acc omp a ni e d hy her n e p h e w . 1 " T h e n was never a time when Soon nfler she was offered n scholar Rev M M Lord and f ami l y of \|r s Woinhl e >f Apopka this section had such subst ant ial ship from the concert melster at the No. 82 No. Hf» No. 80 I nv e r ne s s drove over in thei r new several days in to wn last prospects for the i mmed i at e f uture University of (’nllfornln. but at tills l.v Jarksonvlllc D:10 am 1 :.15 pm 8: 10 pm Ford and spent the week end till week Mr s Wnmhle is much i ni­ and when its undeniabl e ad va n ta ge s lime she chose to go In New York, Ar Savannah 1 :I5 pm 5 :.15 pm 12:25 am home folks. Ar Richmond 5 :20 am (J : I K am 8 :00 pm proved in heal th ami c a m e down to and its rich resources offered so where she si lulled and coached under Ar Wnuhlngton 7 :50 am 12:28 pm 1 1 :50 p m (lie I test musters By the Mine she was Mrs. Hoard of Orlando is visiting look a f t e r her property much to hopiescekers and investors Ar Baltimore 'J :0S am 1 :50 pm 1 :2N am Mr J o h n Kve r l son . af ter an a b ­ Its possibilities ate being d e m o n ­ her d au g ht e r , Mrs R W Lord. Ar Philadelphia 11 ;.15 pm 1 :(kl pm 4 :25 am 1 V S t e n s t r o m and W T l t H u m ­ sence o f several mo n t h s visiting his s t rated hy hank bal anc es, Ar New York 1 : 10 pm C :20 pm . 7 : 1 2 am phrey r eturned from L o c k h a r t and old home in Terinessey has re t urned All-atecL Equipment. Free Reclining Chui£,’Cun* to.UohUiington. Dining " Unpr ece dent e d d e ma nd that be­ O r l a n d o with s o me ’ line beef r a t t l e and will (jOraHhc winter he among , Car Service on Trains 82 and 8li. Sleeper to Savannah on Train Fo gan with h u m T ^ t i l e r s f to m a b r o a d e. - * " the guests of the Cushing House. t h e - l a t t e r part of last week. iipd.JiY.■Leejtfp^rrrdiC’if b y domest ic , F’or Information and Reservation Plume or Write I. '< ‘ C C. H u m p h r e y is h a v i n g his Miss Agnes M c S w e e n e y ' of M o n r - consumption-- and un increase in house i erh:iuiled and J . F. A rial ton, C a na d a has been in to wn sev- prices ha vb given the lumber in­ ha:, the c o nt ra c t Sh e m i n e to s e t tl e up dustry. great end Weeks. impetus. L um b e r |]n \W*| ll«i SUrcl. JacV»orti 111c, Hi. I III!-Waugh Halrl. Tamt, lit ihe l a t e M i i ca h A plants -that were d o se d for mo n t h s la. ft 1 J. Ni blaek f»i the e s t a t e of v Mrs. F. riiotic it I’honr |32 ; * Yon jp", r, in w hicli she. with wei 1 . aft her s er spend■lie lazt are in full operation, st oc ks have \V|S T|' !•• •■n cl ean' d and i In- outlook for tn ri •f Mad.-. fTHIf t )} **'lt ll I Tig I W<1 li**r Mr; T un' ) 1 - •- . -nr* n da u g h t . r Mr« .1 II the industry is bri ghter than m c n t n - m ra [ 3 EH EE eii l o m fit- »|in i* f n i e i l Mr» 1. K Morrow > •,ir-• T h e nit reuse •( activity irff'. ( will find the l umher industry ~ii m nn r ‘ home .ild r ' |n mi n " has beeti <jiv* I M ! I' l ' i n t i l nt 0 •1 •11 a - in •11 ti -t ft ufi* a r/T’ ,i hf. ■ w in . s|i, will b< i 1I . h. ■! i F I ib - >,,, lc.it nr ■I indust rial.’. *lit ion i hdo old ruilbru>T> hi|s|>iess .re g \ i out r.let has _'htien awarded — Mr ' n r : d M” I n -**r- Vre»r are f nf the , o i f i t fUcTidh aV M u on," fin*, - C S T E L L E GHAV AND W O l l l f i LHEVINNE. the proud parents ol a n o t h e r son, of a railway p;U(ttpiger s t a t i o n , ' - A T L A N T IC COAST LINE THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY ATLANTIC COAST LINE U S T SAM OKI) ( ’ buries, J r . , who arrived buttle last T u e s d a y at their which, with appr oaches i mpr o veme n t s , will cost $1,111)0,1111(1 I ’srd for v n irtf hy y m ir fnlltcrs w illt nrvoc-fitiling Lnmm I result s. Th ese lioine-nuule tun I eri:i Is fire ui |iem liiM e In I i i i i M 111» ;iml .sweeten ym ir hind. and other more than fifteen* she was plnylng In concerts In New York city She llrst gave n *>« * rles of recitals In the Waldorf A-iorln. " N i n e t e e n new corporations have under tlu* pntrotutge of cm lusl ie so rtiese Wile followed by been formed with mi ni mu m cupit.it! •tel) ladies i imcerts at i lie ! ‘Inr.n i In* Asioi and stocks aggregat ing 1 1 . 5 4 8 . 00 0 In Aeollnii tini t These enterprises represent a At sex eiileeti Ml— Pi it made tin number ■>f lines <■( indu-trv and r. llrst Ii i n>* old Inelil ll loin it nil Ii Ileet the general activity l line ' he was honored by the I nliel " A co mp any has been organized slly of I'ultfornin Is'Jng Ini IP d by the lo eonstruid a railway m eastern mn-l" at (oililliltie - to g ni a o n il In III* i t.lssll l , i e , I, It,, il, I ,d l|i, tto, <icorgia 1 erslly . sell I lug VMUI people, wlieie -lie A section of a Florida count y will reelved ii great n ya t ton \f i e f u .ml she cost of f 250, 000 he drained at a WII - plesi"idi e] "yllli ,1 ■|c la I t,-—M11111 It Is seltll tin la!Iv annowneed nlal ns a toki n hy the nn|i<>rs|ii 1hat shops t or building all steel Tills Was folioWol Pi ii loin ,,f l!u established at Mi i ars will In rope where - he won adndr i i i., ii eiery t'oiiih, Miss where Mmlir I.lies lime, the hiilll.iiii A seven st ory bin and o tips llilssl.in pin i l l' t * "inPIntr a --»•tU11 *g virile |s't -on a |it i w i Mi liis poet i, a l •<a I building will be I*r ei I m Ulinnv •pi i■■i - Kiel ‘ll iin.,tli in-tL'Iil into t P, .Georgia " e l l -old o | 11111- I. Ills l ,>c11111■1111■ t \ moil g ! til' it e III s ••f i oti- i r n< of li,c I n 111In l it ii ml Mil w less sill'ly thill Tl o n work to be d o n e * , reportc marks llie I'■»l n nia-lei The i r 11if- ale I l l s week a r e ' mm ibilious 111 Iheli pl.llse of tits tluglll Bank lo.iiding lo be rc niodiled iiiii « a lot Pi ill ri III l:i 11" pas I I \ alley , ( ia , bridges I .... i " un tv. Fla city hall Homestead. F.a aim v(" a * 11 a i i • n .- il aplH-ar A Ijliu rn.i. road-, I laid WI n i o i|III V T> tuple ..s l In- lit -I Ii tl Ml lief and West Pul m Beach county. Fla, ; Ly ceu in for this winter paving, S ar a so t a , Flu . sdiool hiiihb Mure 1tin Tl f tin hoijsfi hits -lx. Ilti in rd con my. been sold - ton tnb'lit I v * x AI laiit a, Ga , and St pi'i ted t hilt • ' wI1! be taken tr ix"iii* building Si > I! g I• •In Ft.i . ' j t ill ........ ’ i |.|T Ground Bone Blood and Bone i In dull* of Sund do- l l ’ li. IP S VIA AMI OH API Ml 11 ( iu.iii.inl i i ll A tiiily -is ( i mini ii I eei I A n.ih -is the regular appoint itiei.il for Kev \ llllliot' I I . . . . t \ IIIIIM>n in . . . I 'O' . A S Peck to preach at the Mo or e' s Mr, <In Friday Thompson t ' In>- >! 11>1!>• \i nI . . Station c h urc h in the a f t e r noo n M rl l l i r e l l w e re in io w n and IL il 111 , ' ,i in I 11, me \ a I n r.i I Pin lit I i mm| All are web o no i b a s e d e l g ll 1ee II III' \p. hairs for |l| |l I I ll |l MIII N i l ' ' b a mi s I A noi'iul has been planned ttt t a ke Raw (> i •mill I Ibiiie \ i d \i iiliilaleil pl ace at thi* Mo or e' s S t a t i o n c h u r c h day schotil Mr l a r k Faughn and tense |,e Not I i >11 i \ M \ ei i in >i i i . i (* * eser v ml Friday eve n i n g , Nov I' dh Kach loiii tiered t h r ee loo hogs lor Mi \ I i - i >1o il ! \ I ntri'iiltsl I ’ h ■ >*|,|n 11 " \i n I lady is ri-i|Uesteil to tiring a basket invi te d T h o mp s o n the last o.f the week \ v tiilnblc Inil iu (Jiiiek \ v .lil.iLtlily or box of fruit E ve r y o m M r K mil M •ignussoleft for A Ik a 11, t <i,n *st * . ii 11 ' , ,jily fruit i n s p e i t o r T h e - t a l e I'll .1lick son VIlie oh f ’ id > l.o Mill rnehre Write lor Prurv inspecting near was here last Wi his wint er' s work packing for t has, by groves Wilson & ToomcV Fertilizer Co. Ac ('ll (’ (' Mo rri s has been i|Ulte ill Some ten or more gather ed at M anufacturers of Ideal Fertilizers with an a t t a c k ol grip which con Mr Edwi n Lundt|uisi - on Siitur Jacksonville, Florida hou­ se y t rat lined bun In the d.i> eve n i n g til 111-l|, >el. •brat •• hl> dayturt lid ii > .mi 1 YAI- h hi III Ill1,111 \ in ■•r •* ■ t> *j w n Bi m s i .1 |t Price W.IS 111 I III ksOtl VIII <'i * happy rid in n** •si business irip Sat ur d ay last Mn-l.ni id S'n nfnrd r«I* Ilire n cr Misses \ r, nie Wee ks and Alice Hi.rill 1<»r t urned tin no1* %11 h MrVuughn ami Hurry Weeks w ere I lie week em 1 .Util whitv hiere x Isll c l Sunday g i i e - t s of Floy an*! Ilureti otir .Sunday >1 ItlMfl Collie at M e n u Hummot'k Mr T (i T> rn*r Ini- lie fri «»n 1he No doubt the heavy rainfall of sick li-t lor .1 n umber < of <i*i y ■ t hi"I want to tell you what wonderful Benefit I have re­ O c t o b e r is to bl a me that crops g e n ­ week ceived from the use of Thedford’s Black-Draught,” writes 1 erall y do fiot look as line as t h e y Mr 11 G t .vi ml <l|Hist 'H 1f ••i; •» t f i•!*(1 Mrs. SyIvania Woods, of Clifton .Mills, Ky. usually do at this tunc Seed bedati o possum TlIII" ll Ig ll 1 I his xx ek were i n j ur e d and plants have “It certainly has no equal fur la grippe, bad colds, and af ter a ( llssli WIt ll ll with hi* brought good pricef elerv not alt liver ami stomach troubles. I firmly believe Black-Draught In !|, t lo-v i ,aught 1' Tl . TI)i) 1j t! h ? set v el f ip wttd.r ' f o p 1 >■i i <|.r ... ,.r. 1 saved my little gill's life. When she had tin1 me.istes, J i- lo i •<g ah I• gr» • ■ ''d" ••b n I d |ni Pc p ■* j they went in on her, Imt one g o o d dn.se ol Thedford's (or prin i .'-o nn of tto log gr‘' t 11 • Adlib * Black-Draught made them break out, >liul slic has had nu J 11 dii wing .it T ■ w>d) I , - . * tin a Pillow t lull house \ P a n . , la., . llte "la, llj" III *T||b, 1 a cr es. 1. A ih more«trouble, I shall never be without G I- S m i t h , ud gairage, Greenvil le, S i l.ttiory Mins Sign.i \ ihlen hat night, N/v ley and the J o e C a m e r o n farina will building, ext ensi on, Col umbus G.t,; from Fort Pierce to accept ■ . cut h have dll acres hrmgiis. DeSoto county. Flit'rttln. turn m ( base A Co.'s nlli" ,■ F a r m 2 5 uctcs, a hind Mi h af p a Ml .ii dl 1.imiwtunr cinint.v f I v» lii- b wa - i len d f Tor drinking “ dilute .1 rilnu* t ,,f .. ... it J P d l p J - r . 1 ‘ 1m j w'i' •- » •*III .111■'I \‘ t t 1V • " ' . , l ,V P , 11, .* * %'i .• j 1 y * » . ,• . i' l l ■!'• 1 " T I > I T | T O tl T " S ' ' I•‘ f ' 'Ul M d n 1 * . | »• 1 i* *•*>4 ♦»»*. I i ., ete,* 11 "f, ■, Tir with pure water ■ I to ."I : . . j '• l; ' X' I ■‘ 1 in my home.” For constipation, itiiligeMiuii. headache, di.v: b i * Ui '• d j W \ . i uM -■ ■ ■ ig. i I . Mi . cl M‘ 1 ' - ii ■ '."t ness, malaria, chills and fever, bilioiisness. and* hit similar ^ if tel goo good 11uni 11v I la * tin ur a n d gr i - t in Rub f .1 III l l o o k 'll' ■ J I 1 I , ,v . T ll 1 *>111 r> . f.tls IIICC lias t ailrnents, Thedford's Black Draught has proved itself a safe, £ Mislint I ling lilau* r .mil MrHenry I. n Hi \» f- h IX, Mr and M - - Ii 1rr n n ; 1. rchablc, gentle and valuable rq1npif)‘. Mis*. L aur a Parker i- ,ii | r> -i i t M oti iginnery, \ia P lu m b in g a n d moved f rom1 their living r o o ms ul Ohonpee, Gu. , el erl ri e plant, ' s t ay i n g , with her aunt , Mr* I* If you suffer from any of these complaints, try Blacktheir st ore t>t the ( "Tut mb iTlin *-III Buy Minelt e. Ala . y plant, G as F ittin g Hart luge (nr do wi iiti-r Draught. It is a medicindrvf fujbwn merit. Seventy-five Mr Char l e y Ltind'iu-i helped I Iraki-. S C All Work Receives My Personal Mr Ini’ N e l l o * |oit up : l i foundayears of splendid succesfe .p/bves its value. Good for 1inn an d Irattiework lor anot he r Who Shoul d he Kl cr lc d In (he Attention Anti Rent F.fTortn JJ young and. old. For sale tiyeVyw here. Price 25 cwils. I Vht MARY IH MS 1111U-I* on hts place, to , l nr sale, People of Sanf ord # Telepboue Nn 2 r> we u nde rst and Thi' abo ve i|Uestion will he the Upponlle ClCjr Unit Iwi.ts Helen Isermun -----------------------------1_____________________ r Chas e A C" are taking Mr siihjeet of the sermon at the Bapla• ill r to Bur lorjl Linn' s o r a n g e ' Ml* Week ti-i church next Sund.it evening. th. Mrs Frank K virus George Hy mail will he the A fair sued audi ence li.-tcned Mr week end at Wh it er J'ark, t h e guest T h e evening hour of worSunday to a line si rmnn b\ Ilex speaker of a m phi i who is at t en d i ng I Ymi are m \i,li'd to Mont t a k i ng ii* I ' * l " V II I ill - hip is 7 15 11n s ( '«>!U*i't' l'hi t 2 15 S t u d y to -how I 1 . - " I f at> i he**■ ser v ices Rev 11 M Murr y arnl Ins dailgil At u ;tu ii in Sunday will tie the ,< pro y d an i 11 I *(nl He lia- kill dl > , * ter. M e n Morey arrived S a t u r d a y Bible school, T h e average att eni land are nicely lounted for t h e wi n ­ atice no reuse** eurh month ter T he «i r x ice (<ir iln- morning will Mrs T A l> Morris left T u cs he at 1 I 1111 (’reaching by .\'r. duy for Ki ss i mmee as a r e p r e s e n t a ­ " F a l ht ?, 11> man on the Huhieet, ti ve from t h e P resbyt e ri an c h u r c h forglVe lb, in. 1lie> ki n * lll>t w i t to a t t en d t h e Chr ist ian E n d e a v o r W E CAN MAKE PROMPT SHIPMENTS IN ALL SIZES ’>R0M OUR LARGE STOCKS, u do." B e c a u s e it is j u s t pure, f re s h , ron ven t io n there. * WE PREPA Y E X P R ESS CHARGES ON ORDER OF TWO OR MORE TIRES OR TUBES.^ members cr*' ad de d sweet cow 's milk rva|Mirntrd (o GOODS ALSO SHIPPED 0. 0. D. ‘ * • M r and Mrs Slretig arri ved S a t ­ tiur<-tj jjl* p f nett* :iti> exerx the c o n s i st e nc y o f c r eam, th e n urday lo spend the winter here. h e r me t i c a l l y scaled nml s t e ri ­ OUR PRICE REG. PRICE RED PULLMAN A^D GOODRICH E v e r y b o d y aecmed glad to nee t h e m lized; Carnati on Milk lias a L o t ' i ^ f Life by Earthquakss • Plain Non Skid TUBE SECONDS— Unguaranteed. Plnin Non Skid h ark again. delicious, natural flavor — t h e Thl) ' « | i » . of life occiiiilotl'.il by tfOx.-t B l t i i n - .............................. 5 5. 60 M m . . F r a n k E v a n s left t od ay (or % 7.20 $ 7.5C $2.18 .$ y.oo 3 0 x 3 .. . . . $ MU DarthrjUako generally depends on the flavor o f purity. B a b i e s and St. Petarsburg to visit r e l a t i v e * 0.28 0.76 • 2.40 12.20. Jetialfy nf•pppufntlm rat her than tho* . 1 . 1 .G Q dOrdVj 1‘lnin ......... 7.00 BtixdVg c hi l d r e n th r ive on It— should be t h e re before returni ng to her h o me •everlty of tho etiocXs. 10.68 11.20 14.00 . 12.35 2.48 JFJc3>/j . . . property dil ut ed. 'IBxSVt Non-Skid'??........ 7.35 in B o st on 13.24 16.00 20.00 ■: 3.48 .TK4' " ' - . . . H 05 1 C A R N A T I O N M I L K — Cl ea n , •Jpi.'IH fBIatn ......... B OO J A flrnddock left first of die 15 52 16.28 Id HI 3.56 20,35 :U\4 S w i c l , Pur*'— Front l on I rn ted (pd.x I N o n X k nl . 1 2 00 wcvk tur 111"* home at Pierson 21 00 22.68 27. do 4.52 J .t.'ixll." C o w s - — is ci *Hioin leal — pmetl * v’S<5 ‘ School cfnltlrrn as wril Ix J Haiti . . 12 00 2.S, 70 21 88 \. 22.D6 4 61 27 35 :th\ 1>■■ i nllv no waste O n e small can xs ^nnvn folks demand 1.1 ‘Ml 25.84 ‘27 12 5.60 «TvD._.'l*f,iru 32 30 is all ) ou nee d to k eep open at ........... 18 40 I7\f> . r. substantial things togat — ------- ---------------------------------------------I o n c e — and that w ill k eep s weet vi.xx x i * s i ’V.i i p v x T U . n » * ' t i i h : n i . a m i ; i >— r r x i x , ' h x - m u i i m m . v i * i »u t i f i x r i t E i t . several days af ter bei ng opened VX r* K l l i r k n I ' u l l l . l n r o f I t r p n l r X l a f r r t n l a n d S t i n d r l r * At an i nt eresti ng meeting of tli* if k e p t in a m o l , dry place. • Ladies Magazi ne C lu b hcven new Al ways t h e same high ipiullty. m e m b er s were added to t h e roll Thfcrc something cxFur your Utby '*>g***l, order n supply T h e y voted to f ederate and have of Uamntion Milk from your grocer tr,r good in Jax Graham f(rif(!<;. Ask the I'neitk* Coast Con­ st a r t e d a l i brary. Miss M c S w e e n e y Cracfctrs, in cither 5 or. densed Milk Co.. Seattle, U. S. A. , gave f or ty vo l u mes frprn Mrs. for the Unity I.titflrt, also their new t T d ceni; packages Yong's l i brary. Mr and Mr s rook trook “ 'J'ltc btory v / C a rn a tio n Mead five volumes and n fine b o o k ­ M ilk ." Jackaonrlllc Cracker Work* g case, and each me mber is to give a X -- Carnation Milk !•*!nisj>Iii»ri*■ At ul . J2‘ , 11 Vo Saved Girl’s life Black -Draught C . H. DI NGE E 20* S AV ED ONTIRES Guaranteed for 3,500 Miles The safe milk for your baby Direct tif'Owner at Wholesale Prices The Famous Pullman Tires and Tubes ovum) OIXIRHINets Jax Biscuits 16 S �r ’. s NOVEMBER 12. 1913 THF SANrDRD HERADD Hume, W O M A N ’S C L U B !. , , vet lion will open T u m , tin- Ifith. Ktul adj ourn I nl v eveni ng w k‘ i" mouk , to he held in ri ii irt ' h audi tori um t a k e n up with the „ rii— of i he Federation toil 1‘ , , . mg -eHMOit'i devoted i■ i 1 , .uni mu-tcal program* meeting* will lie ill the uditoriiiin. through the ... I)r Ut i l i t y, the preii( here tv ill he informal re]_rJ............... tin- Art G a l l «r>’ T u e ad ay ihj I :"•■>> • vening*. where tea will I Tuesday eveni ng by the , j, . .. the Home E conomi c s . *tf the r ni v e r a i t y j iij; of mi endow mi nt tin F ed er at io n wait enI li It G jJ0r%, 4i |.\ ,t resolution at l lit* L ake, ,i ..... . anti m i n liy the Hoard )( |,.. ... nt For t Lauderdale. I( , ((,. ih ire of y ou r preitident tt* 5lirl, tie •mid wme nt fund at thin convention, the final turn b e i n g - a «15 itoti fund to meet the eonitantly; ,nrTi--'*m»t needs anti to tievclop ihr jiiaii' «d the F e d e r a t i o n unhai nwinrh in tin abso l ut e neres, |!v Tin' amount of funds and . , i f . , -i-ivived liv tin- LrEusnrtt •s-uons ■' ^Viulfn ... •i.■ duv s •••r in t lie nucleus !>• annouiieeil at tile nn1 on, wliich will o crur imli t 1he \\ •d IJ - till v I v ell I he put ILit Ml I IIII ' 11 1 t liiIn V Party 'in i v ' i l.r.itli.g t in 1■*«! * IsiM. 1 beginning ftf I l f •niiir.it :n. lift p rn aftW r* gul.tr si» wWj.lf, ' 11* fi t t. d t • ■ i Ei <’ f *11ftk! If, 4 '1lTI • it ' , .1 ., ! ,■ D o Nurserie portution ' of ten or more person* ing speakers will address the con on one ticket will lie on rale and Vr fit ion run in- secured from ticket agent*1 Governor Park T r a mme l l , chairIII J ackson vide. as well its til her Hutu nl hoard of s t a t e instil nti nns. 1 telegates from ] on t h s t a t e ’s pl um for lhdusin.il f i D e Earn! i on 1 Scli.i.■[ for Dell < q Ill'll! Ho and '' ' ..re 'ii|'i -|i d to ad 4 is* <* plE S Jn*'k-nn Tran sp or t at i on I I. Itoone. superintend* III of the <"hcirmaii. F F \\ C . 21 0 East Hoy-' .school at M a n a m a on hts i Mh .street of ilieu desire to tak e plans for the I nd us t r i al School |..r advantage of tins rate, in order that Hoy s arrange ment may In* made with I *r \nuts Hu! it t , s.'.-r. t ry of tn .it age it issuing same - t a l i board of c h a n t i e s of Indian-, I lib* iniii, ( ’ \\ b e Mi \ | i l ■. 1 .1 . • ' w *l| II" t - t o In* a l l owe d lie (ml. I 111 rw.* ' THE ALL PURPOSE CHARCOAL STOVE T HE G E M ECONOMICAL ■ DURABLE ATTRACTIVE bre.il.. P \i» wittoLr tin ntjor. Th' se s t o l e - a r e ver. nrt.imental and are gunrantecd to give nhsidnlc sal isfiii ii. ri PRH I. s i Mb Ei r sail1 In al pri gressive dealers. T he F l o r i d a fVletal P r o d u c t s C o m p a n y •s."a I f •«*> *>» m . I ivr.o K i H i r n i i t * . * \trii Of. JA( KSO*sVII.I.K. M a l l l l l i V n rtie W o n d e r C a r -■ of c Tito new Maxwell in complete in every detail. A famous m ak e of hi|;h-grade apeedometer is supplied. In addition to the equipment listed helow, the price of the ear includes : Front license b r a c k e t , ingenious combination r e a r l ic e n s e and tail-light bracket with spare tire carrier ; electric horn, robe rail, nnti-skid rear tires, foot accelerator, full set of tools, etc., etc. 1 , •’ . •1 * . It . t This lillle stove Is built to slrnil rnuiih ................made of strong sh r e tmi'ln(-.|t » |]| givi* the best of wear and *«*r»ice. much e o i e r to handle Ilian the old rlav pot. and il will not crack or ii *•ill -.on 41.4. e 1 .1 - s.i-lt. In at .runs cud rank a meal with a (eri IM *•' ' o' f , ‘ -ir*o ii i. liter || iall be used fur heating purpose-. f No “Extras” To Buy t it I. <| i .. ii Mary's PAGE THREE The local ir:uiK|iort ati on c o m m i t ­ on prison reform and i lie cart-, fr. aitee inecting tin trains at Del . anti mcni and housing of delinquents T h e entire music for the pri>{ritm J un c t i o n will wear a badge of Mrs Kiiymond Robbi ns of C h i ­ Inis been uriiingcd by the chair gfen and white ribbons. De l e ­ cago, j.resident of the National Wo m­ mun of tile department gate-. alternates J(t)<| visitors are re- e n ’s T r ad e I'uioii Dengue of Amer­ Mrs A Height Monroe. C ha i r ­ ipicnted to wear curds with names ica. on Woman as a Wage Earner. man Depart ment of Home E c o ­ am) d u b * represented t he \\ I'll Slave Truil ic and Travelnomies. will arrange for l o t w . c n ers' Aid Al the P ut n a m Inrt the sec re­ sessions, midday confer..... .u d w. expect the Deli nquent J.r.ibtaries of the iio-ti-s, cl lilt wifi regis­ register cluhs hing to nr.- the ter and assign t •» hotels, alternates lem to be thorough}) threshed out Fetlernttnn traveling Home E c o ­ niul visitors ! unil siuicerel) hope to count on nomies demonst rator. Miss Mary worn during -v our presence and t-nnperation a) Mats are not Ellen Known, who will also he sessions of the conventi on Mr- I W McColluni. I'ritiiMit during the ................... . C hai rman Industrial ami Social ( o i h ' A question b o * will t itin to meet the c l u b women p i* vide d dttion I>c urtmi-nt. Gainesville. greatly desired that she lie afforded Flornla c j Delegates can only represent an opport uni ty to visit edch ttrlub one organisation and Mrs. M c C ol l um is t h e chai rman of i voting by fluting the year. Her services are proxy is not permit ted. Industrial nnd Social Conditions Dc-I a gift from J o h n II Stetson l !„i(til Tin* April Hoard meeting or­ part ment of tile Florida Federation ver si t y. T h e only expense to a dered the f l u b reports published in of W o m a n ’s Clubs. club in having her will lie her e n ­ a book separate from the year book. W lilnnchiirtl Munrc t er t ai nmen t while the guest of the Clubs will r e membe r In furnish two Wilt l ect ure S at u r da y night, Nov e l uI* Mid tin- materials fin demontypewritten reports, well tdi ted anti 127, at the Congregati onal church m st rat ions "lit 1st*, one ready (nr the jirmter , ilbjerl of ' ' Si be ri a. Russian Ex Th e Art Department h . arrang sect t*u try, ties and Count T o l - t o i " lie lias etl ‘ for .lie exhibit in t hi I niv.-roty on vent ion 25011 feet iif moving film, be aides 2 tm Art Gallery * copies of «»1 i»riM1 pictures . t i l icolored till ai"l III piet dr.-' liitiM taL 1'he l! in i il of I form ( iyi, ............ ling -c. re ] ” r k r ■ f i if .ii', tin ftr-i t .e " .i' . w 1 h.i ■r.. 11■I . 4 I 4. Il ..*1 rep re now - fI•t Vi i11 In t b. wi-rl.i u. a ud I he Ed u 1no .1 [ l e p a j 1»ei - i - n t a i mu lii -ay .ll.oiit the ll. aUL s U « I........ H*f tfj * f I 1 l.r* . ii . i m i I c - 4vo! lie allow* tl I a ^ i "1 K 11w>j ,i . I le I .and \\ o n . an • t lull looip dulls under IdO me mbe r s for reT h e Russian follorfs his military ('lulls will please fleet delegates |>oris a M il live minutes for clubs b-ader with a blind ddvntion U a ini alt 'l-aving (iter lint in* triber« New In* o n nature lie is a lighting aruri. mint'....... li •! 1. i .l it • r Sv Ml. W. S t a n W ’l l arise, n, Didri e Inapertor S M u r ; lurj |ljrd , M i I I. H o i fi . s ipi u(* i In. St 11 ■ IndllMruil S iioi.l [nr ploy, *.| I.'oyd V\ lo. . t * l it. ■ , i son y 11!!■ Mr 1 r Intlian Ag. n' . M o ton.- Mr * Fl o renre Kl ignie Kellie;., < urn - ponding returv. (teller.d l‘ .'*|ei .itIon ell’s ( 'I ulii M •■* \\ |i Florida' s I hri lor in i , Federation i| tl,, p t |> of the Florida Fcd.-r 11.> i i,n*rntlon nl Ilt-I.and •1? Gtcn ! • '’ . i. ..I1I' ,1 W e are waiting to take y o u for a test ride in the car that has broken all low “ First-Cost" records, and is breaking all low “ After-Cost" records. t it. V1 vv • ; t' It oil'll* ■ I. t i• Mt ih •1 ,i * * I*41 ' T ... t b» |. 1 M' >-1 i ‘i1 ** to 1 ' h . ,f •.* M T1 to : li iro'd - J r ^ -*4 M v »•* i m » • 1l '-o.j " J »UI in \E.rfvio (Small when Mvmn'Gtffelt l ’n f •-‘le**1. t here - -been -ife» .liq»ul.*s Ul n. vn <m- slid ll"1 • v _ ■ l- •rmi’Mt furt.v vnu'sngo I w *1* hNMhp *nv he «Vot (ull..ll* \..n*- nf Me ........ a* t>>am thing, though < wleu 44. V- ‘ mm*-0 U; |«. ih,.^ ».,, track g.,( t.^ *'1 "V *|,^ *'• 4,T S* ' *<irrlh.s*igM ’* '** “" ’ *s *■ *• ■” “ 1 *l" I. »■.k»«t 'Siji ’ b ' n*' a"Bi l e r ' n. talk t hi ilnug*’ • o e r .f l i f ) n c r e « lw* .iv s plum * N .., ■ho iLiljic licxuu and found le- lu.l n lirsls I tsi.uaue, . f.,ir and *ipl*tn . and I got afl that was coming In up-. Once *eusli *ud»U Htgl (Hivutitc (killing Jv- „ 1 Ihrratemsl to have the (o* \*n M K Gillctl Ixsinise he S^dO'-'ITbA'jVT.l dl.nn the info lie* present i ,1. 1, 4.0 t- m.io tree* a* I n<vt)cjl f didn't do il If'tj,* nfowls wEtthet eyre on Id- move j (t(1JJll|| j, j ( n, mail theohVr » V r i I ih.mulrl le •**:. It tiafppened T till all. I Sim" groves 1n polk 1 ..'ini' j tll,| j|„. „ |„u umiforMo 'haCd l lud Mtc.l 1 h i . v h e m t a b on llm keye m clleal* , Tm. , would ha ye (Vvn worth aomrlhing ’ ; t JVI ' "U-.w f W 4* rig . wl. n I l.g'.r.s IM -I* h*r „ thr Ua.U and the knowledge „f growing 1 ■ t'-nfajumiat nurrtv tint (lillett w.ti tire Fellow in (Im- *VIK•' *' ; , ... ’ "tir*t<- Ci,4«m1 n. tm with. . -I . I'^V ,r"'1 lUc nJ ! 7 ,>u? t’ l 1 t e r V’ W 1 . foimrUlNa T.iy (itaJirfi’ tTlriV to tell d>nvrre tha^ ahv III « fe b y c a rt. I III an old Togo. I m k o n . hu t I H I h- itari a - 1 j ... |Tdy, ,| U'lp^i l l. o k . i c l i* .- . They sceiu to * n r * " 1 * 1I ' d t h e y , ,tr d. |M'ii.| on I lie fruit tsuunig true To for lM-..lihfliinc« and vigor, the lie.-., even the ........... .show forth. It.rl vc, Every grove I void brought I. l„ I...,| . ocsibl of lie Hu. keve IMS'S I'... fur then several lun-s over. ' *I • if I tn g. iiu; tn put money' inti) gt«.d hiud.'g.Hsf , 1 tl|ii4 ili*in. nnd moil, mid not l«* "in?Jhnt the trees, which are llm re d foundation of ahy grove, arc Ihr* vrrv Ik-.L There M W HE oiler In-s M «>-«•I I uckeie ires I,,it R U ' EHTMN Hirrr none - It. r llock-we I Mss I KNOW «'■ I*** ‘f'""1 ‘" ' ,1 1 am " " l ,**l w »f t ‘“ " ' r * “« ' "" y »" 1 1 m* n e w M u c k c y t ' ^ N i i r s c r i c s i * ; t t ; i l i i ^ f*ivt*s t i n * f u l l h i s t o r y o f H u c k c w * N u r s c r i o s , ' * 11- j tisi h o w I t u c k p v r I r r c s i i i v f f r i i w t t t o t f i v c t h o f n l l i i s s n ' k n o w h*(lgt*«l s u p < ‘ r i o r i t y Mi"l 1 . .lit ;i m s \\( •;j || 11 , , f 1" 11 iiikf . . f u r o v e s , V a III a I •1 •* *>1 1 i^r *> f il i l ls ;tH t o T i n s b . M. k is i l l u s l 1 a I lilt* phtlfl illR r ('lift! U I h I I III J t'.'i! c o l o r , is o f c o i f y c i n V n l ^ f o n n . 'I •> .’ is f u r ;i l i r u i ( , , f i i n v o l h e r <;ilri»s n u r s e r y r a l a l o g u s Mui’ k e v e ■ -**1 o f o l h i i s l IcetrirStarter Demountah/ 1/(/me / h\ ttic Laytits' / j tin I tsion 11hid*h i /I ^Mapk’to Ignition . ■ i,o v ulin r.sl*1• i - 111■.iia hi. i f o. oil n road'lly 1r i k' Till*lii ' . n<> la* !• 1' b. *rl • to |. • ■■ •I 1.1 i •), r a - " . wIn t» !>v i t . - 4> l 'r . ai m .4 • lit■I l < v 11.ill V ,.itb . ti d I lor. i t -* .. 1 i .o ’ ! . d a l I . k . ind i l i -M t n ugt I i mi - i : .M o a * .'"Is •' !• . •; I , I ' ! I' . . .. I to II ll. . piirciitlv mo vfiausiil.lo numbers I'h. |.i .i-.u ' r i •t i " i.i.n'ril.ut. - **u |.e[ . < nt of 11.. . 1,1 r. Joqiulel i..|,, a n d [.resents t lie taw maleiral ul which a lighting f*»ri c li a- ' toom nig anui ' d. w hn*i* o y m c i t j fur mut li work and endurani’J . l ia • n " M i p r " r jir* ( ' ho o' <1 . . '/l William is wise \vitli lit** wj^dom nf .sevenilRrn«*nHi«*n.v H«‘ lui^ l>t*cii niakmEr anil srlliut; llptu as W»'*ll »gst'rntvin^ fruit, Ter ur.u k'rl fur I lif^r rn.itiy y**Jtr.s: .iTi'uig lime Ip* lutsplunlerf only liwt'kpyp • rees let him l«;ll within his own wort la: ..... w r . ,. " ltf* OneManM^km fop r “Buying Trees Is Jes a Matter of Straight Common Sense” Says Uncle William, the Old Reliable Florida Cracker ; * \o * . .. r * i i .i M • r. i • •*»f t* t f»» >1014 rt*i * ) * wo •! K.r* - i*. I' 1* ,i , i , * .. . ' 1 if in c x i r n L a ini t|ii:iiily o f p r o i lm l ion. WnD* loil.ty \ u r s e r f V « sin* for fiv.* copy. Buckeye N u rseries, 1090 Citizens Bank Building, Tampa, Fla. 'R E E S EA W . H . B ro k a w , A g e n t, O rlando,, F lorid a * ........ 'sen/ I \ \ j d ( is /\ U i SEMINOI.E'COUNTV GARAGE t t •* Sl undgrdlrc Floij da S i r up D u e . .if t h e hr-t nt c ppi w. (ivri'iio-r •In l -s-P' ■aduc.i urn is 'tnnduripkaiKMi . |T h u market w.vnts mid demands a % priiduH uplift which H can depend | spUT*/ .*’ * - ** rr * I- *4 J ii-r»r*; *<iu( 1 n v iqiny ditfwrotit kind* snd i • i ! ‘* f- <• * o- , -sir ii — t^.4 ti . * ' lit 1 j, idle n,y T . • I'.msuiu' ^ | i /* i* j»«i i >r * o •* uinitnc i .» 441.4 f *n « ji u v n when it i. j i r o i n i ' t l ! t -.tn a given maker / * 'I i *li m, ntj 7for V ’orni. r *rii h s’-'rrver. biVn g reat er ihntij i •* s |ip1y. - T h i 1. snr’stfo.' cap w'il* j t .. Ltntmj}.'. gior ier producti on. Hut [ giowTr**, Vhoqtp ngrpf upon a s t r n d - f . *d no tin t the c o n s q n v r will tic as ­ sured <>l a miilorm product no mat tor f rom whom he huyn. C . K Mcmrrii: ol the Cni ver -i ty o* Kliyr Ida Ex t ensi on Division suggest- thiM u ni for m densi ty will he a great i(li>p to war d :q.nd(.rilization T h e method in ai mn' e I ft nine hvdro hydro j e t . r f rom .1.. d ru g hint's/' Hot) m B j t j j RESULTS TELL. .:Ask any customer about FA YO R I7E * F E R T IL IZ E R S They know ant| can testify as to THEIR QUALITY, THEIR, SOLUBILITY, LASTING QUALITIES and GENERAL ADAPTABILITY to FLORIDA SOILS Special Formulaa lor All Florida Crop$ * ■ 4 WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS ^ AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS, INSECTICIDES I n d e p en d e n t Fe r t il iz e r Co.; Obtain t; n wlin.Y . com s fro tt I he mill lir-l It'.- Sirup J a c k s o n v ille . Ha*. -■ * ] , T h er e I " ’ ,. „ , , . | . . p o n d , t but rl » - r * that lb. p f M•i li i t ** n •■ i I , _ L . *. IP .M l ll) A.' |'» * * » M/ fU.’it •I l f II degfi-Os H;t Utile llil- . Inns 4. ..ii ►a l . ' 1• ^h fli.ndii ;W|,| ..„.u j, mi rn i *k* ■ *" v • mjhf il*. has beet, found til. I c*t Willi *** t- >» , I( .J.H* 11 -tllltl II g || •V|. ttt>r!Tt. V* n fcVS 1* J ii r**nrf 1 *i 'It the hydrometer the - tage nt , v p f n m, , , t . •etinrttmird'Fn l i r , * . - ; * l ■ ,-jt .rd- r . tht- tnuuufai-t tire Ai || which to sl op boiling is guess *.»rk.| , , un[> by J Y o f A. W H'.ur u, I :>«U ( )llu. r th.it the prods,,-. Men cannot guess uni f or mly .and j lb , t j„ | tV sirup made from ) h . i n - 1 ' i•pr.nded upon product from the same mill w,l vary , rtlmj \, ie *t 'itrri.qjous tins not .......till exceedi ngl y , ^ * j to thr.r J ro rp 1 flip c nmp j e t c extrii.1-^ T h e r e is u great ojjportunity fivy[\l0n.f * t c o m m u n i t y productioni*tt( the sirfip, I A pow . r tn;ll ^{11 o h i a h j frojp 70 •Th«r av e r ag e fnrmet has li Sniftl1' to HU jn ’ t*.*Ill A r nm r t n j f l t i - y gf horse power fliill- T h i s tyt le-st gni, c a r e grow. tts c a n .iuppqrt U p o w . r 'adds a rich llavor e x t r u c t not morn chan fift-per cent toil! a n d o t h e r c q u i p i r e n t fir muk! ■to any cup of coffee of t h e juice. T h e guico ^'Xtrartjed ing thk jjirup o n ' u l n r g »cu!e. They w: 11 be t h' n boramp thA lighter jutcj: C & O u r . i f o r m bri*r.d» anti CARNATION M M * w ijdm �-*•■ * page c ■ ■"* porn • THESANFORD HERALD fe. on end run. Hopkins gains 6 on s ame piny. Here n f umbl e b y A u ­ gustine gives Sanford her first an only score. Ce n t e r puss too high all lows the hall to- Toll behind goal where Hopkins after recovering it i« tackled f»>r a safety, giving Sanf ord 2 points. Quart er ends with Augus­ tine a dva n c i ng hall to middle of the field on a prett il y executed forward pass, P ri t ch ard carrying the hall Score- Sanf ord 2, S A If S 0. S c r o n d Quar t er d " no! ! “ It. J. H OL LY . Editor W. M . H A YN E S, ll uai nem Manager E ’ -‘ THE SANFORD HERALD . . . \ ........................... *j NO VB MD EH 12 . 13, know he was comi ng i nt o an ei ec t tioij i-iurtpaign, anil Tie took no ni«l« i.;. but hu did tell the t r u t h to Piit>lU)vKl Krrfjr Tunl i j r «ml Frt4i)f nil t i t ' him qun*tinn* And in lhi« way the voters of Pi ne l l as * rou. .. . uve a s c er t ai n ed "from the fillEBCKfmoN r s i c s , IN ADVANCK chi ef of the g ov e rn me n t the followONE VEAlt..................... ........... 12.00 . SI X MONTHS ____ \ IIS I ,lct8: has no count y THREE MONTHS................. ........................ TJ “ PitH’lln* good — r o ad * at j nil now: only t h e thin' I M i m r d la lAa O l j by I'tribr f2.t>0 fai Vm la r e m n« nts of some that are Adrura or 20c. Err Month not I'ayrarnl* In Adrosr* Mum (to Made at Offlra worth mai nt aini ng. 111 fuel Augustine lias ImlL F oy gains 30 until l h, Wj ytuds by a beautiful run around Rotwrd A* Second.Oaao Mall Maltrt Aoruat I2»d c a n n o t he mai ntained have nil been rebuilt. I SOS. *1 |ho EootoSlrc at SonUtd. Etotlda. right end Series of mass plays net fndre AH or Match 3rd. 1*7*. Su ch loads as marl, shell and 10 yards. Hopkins gains 20 yards l o c k are out of I ho quest i on. T h e y on end run advanci ng hall to S a n ­ Offlna In llrtald ttsilding Trlrphonr No. IIS d et e r i or at e .ill the r at e of a b o u t ford‘s 15-yard line. Sanf ord breaks <4 $ 1 , 0 0 0 per mile per year It would up forward pass. S a n f o r d’s ball. S a n f o r d will be well supplied in cost from $ 40 0 to $500 per mile F or war d pass fails Lose hull to JLL YOUR BUSINESS , the amu s e me nt line this winter. per year to keep the surface p a t c h ­ Augustine. End run fails. Line All we net <1 is a tirst class hotel. ed. not repbicinK the grindup and ( plunges fail At te mpt at *forwnr II. R. STEVENS blow away part 0 C. M. HAND 0. L. TAYLOR pass fails. Sanf ord' s bal l on An* President VlrePrrWdet (uhkr " S a n d - a s p h a l t roads nre not fuv- gustine's 3 5- yard line. Augustin N o v e m b e r 1 9 lh anti 2 0 t h promise F. L WOODRUFF V»c«-Prf.id*nt t o he big days in the history of S a n - ! o r ''<l l,v thp Rovernment T h e y are penalized 5 yards for illegal t a c kl e ford for on t hose days will be held held > t l,ut ,,ul **» V ' xporiment, and an unsutis- Sanford fails t o gain on line plunges I August i ne’s ball. Hopkins' beaut h e a n n ua l (lower show and plant f a ct or y one so far. " H r i r k is the best road for Klor- tiful*, tin through left end nets 30 s a l e in the c o u it house building, It s dur ation is as y e t u n ­ y A r d a . ' - v . M a j * pl ay* fail to gain. f irst Iloor. T h e s e a n nu a l aflairs are idn. Yl*around arounTT ‘left left for 15 yards. yn k n o wn , bec ause no well c o ns t r u c t e d Hopkins goes t hrough line for . 9 Case rdfta becoming most popul ar with the T - ' V '-T^''Z--'T 'T Fai l to gain 10 y ar ds S a n ­ S a n f o r d ’s hall on f umbl e. Neatl y y e t worn out , and yards. pe op l e of this s ec t i on a n d the visitors bri ck road has A t t e m p t a t forward exe cut ed forward pass carries ball to c o tn e from m a n y a d j a c e n t cities to t h e co st of ma i nt e n a n c e is v e r y ford's b a l l . takf c ' p a r t and pu r ch ase lloweis and s ma ll —beginning at f rom $ 2 5 to pass fails as referee's whistle end referee’s whistle ends the game. II. S. , 1 9, Sanf ord <#> first half. S r o r e : Sun ford 2, S. A. Score- S. A $ 5 0 per mile. vi nes. ♦ II S. 2, H S. 0. " T h e qual i ty of brick culled for () ♦ T h e following is the line-up Third Quarter tui *♦> the Pinellas contract is ul " ( ity ollieials will hereafter put by •4 officials. Sanl ord kicked off. l-'oy returning all Vagrants to work tin- minute right Position S.'Il s ♦ " T h e c o n t r a c t s , both engineeri ng (lie hull to the middle of the field they hit S a n l o r d. says the Herald full-back (Tree and c o ns t r uc t i o n are all right aided !• > perfect interferem-c tin ;. ♦ “ mid we want this report spread * right half Po| , And Mr .lames said if we dp m l beautiful nil"* forward pas* \b \,it b r o a d ' us! in order to l e . n l <>|| the ♦ left half 1 U . 'Iiburn ♦ g e n t l e me n who might find r not ti get good results from these eon- d r earn*.* tin- bull to S a n f o r d ' " 1 ♦ quarter back Sp. ' i o r tr ac t s, it wj|| he our own fault 25-vurd li e C loe go s around ♦ t h e i r t isle •■> work whili here, At right end KtnmtPfr’ FTJftir Tt.d Tor" 5 yard* * Trii’ cI i mT' eepi in a way fRat doe |,'| In-Ip'• f-TErtruT} T r t r g n r m ♦ left eml (i S p e n c e r goes thr ough Hue for 5 y;trds. A l ex ­ along." T h e Herald Is taking the right t a c kl e ' Robinson ♦ t ander i . dvunce* hull to S an f or d ' s p r o p e r st ep t o prevent the usual, left, t ac kl e s . K=. II ♦ 10 -yard line on center plunge | -i . mutual visit of professional h ob o es , , right guard ; M e r e d i t h hall on downs S a nf or d ' * bull who mo v e sout h ward with the tir-jl ♦ left guard Art I ur ♦ ST. A l G t S T l N F . REC O RD Froward pass g a it s 2 0 c a r d Nat ••hill winter winds mid expert to ♦ roll I i t Hi o w , bud i l t . l l l p l " a not her (inward p a. In one of the prettiest exl uhi ♦ S u b •! it l i e . ♦ t ' . l ' l * Ilf fl.lit bull ••v »*r w it Iii -s -uhI lt|| b w .Vexat i . h- r i ii t «*r pt * tint«.i M urr-ll and ♦ ♦ t in- Inc i ’ griili*. a t In >'t \ u g u » t : tii* T1l.lt 1MIT l III V.(r •1 i bi ' l i 1 In nugl. in ti It rovn ♦ In •rehi) a n n o u n c e \ lJ If 11-T |.- * | |.| ft. . i f •>r b 1g t - , final t... M)•t ! ' • i ’ll il"' 1* it <1 )>r.iGi" e v <-r\ f- 1or id a low i ♦ 11it t r-1 ii. >. * i . for,| t mu ii .|h w i 11 ..|1•k 1Tl " kb k* || g. .ll t ht .1 high ■ Tim g a m t il u lit.* poll* \ and ♦ Sel l ar- s-t Augu \ UgU"t Hi.- kit k* il ufT. S u u f o t ' l t' ♦ W i* f .1- 1 ,|Mi| "lie.P,,!/ i h I'pugh'iut a ni l It ii e Ifo |em \ |r*l 11 candidate f o r t h e THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY What Strengthens a Bank? A Hank’s strength consists of Large Resources, Ample Cash Reserves, Adequate Capital, Growing Surplus, Capable Management. We invite your investigation in regard to this Bank,_. 5f PEOPLES BANK O F S A N FO R D r SANFORD, FLORIDA R R. OEAS - . Aoat ('•.hi.. I ( For ♦ ♦ 1 ur ii mg Lull 2U \ .u 'I* Situ s " f III 1 Ilf t brill* w it i-h k •iq th*. *p,.,p 1,1J ' fi l l to g . 1111 \ 11l’ . 1 HIM ,a T. i t. . r * hi , ( ti tr i f ii 1 1 Hu a . till* A a \ I In tu ip tims ball on fumble Ho pk i n s gain A l t h o u g h b e h i nd at t h * b e g i n n i n g of pr o f e s s i o n a l beggar* tin* 1 H * ■ I 1 1 1 11 ti til Id a aril* tiroiitid right end Fov 1 « * r \ % 11 , r f r t|l-’ il* *."-mttlll.l r-. •1 ih 1ill! N »fT'VJ'V rne M . ti vi . i t d ‘l-1 g a i n . In \ 11 .1 ■ on t fieir - " i i tl-1- M WIII) III ,|Iv. |*r» 1 n " p l 1f - 1,i• •i ll h i i v r u*iin»-d Mill now on r ai. 1*1il> «"i Tfir Yi4*it ur* oil 1 h.-ir te. i k r r p b eau t 1 1ul rut. In * MI I'lli l .♦ ii.*' Ol ;t fe" 1 a p p -*.» l ord * 2b yu- . l line P r ; 11 har d r (m mg tin ball hi Siuif'.rtl *K-rttlt»ry *1 f.-*t « %ht - t re. 11- i n * Ifi 1r r r. Ul II- *1ill rnu-t i he eti11re b.ilf I lupk i t l * . Me t h r o u g h . e n t e r (or g a m of 7 yar d w ru|< In* i-uref iJ11V U l - I 4 41 Vnotlier <m l run by Foy ad . n i n e * * L11• a v\a \ .it a l i u •1. 1hit •’ VAf1F D ii- n b ' l e r , t ,i**r •111*1 f'i*v w ri‘ t ii*» ^-bill '..ill t.» v- . i . I rd's > y . i r 1 line I a no i % (.. t v i f t i ' 't.r Si \ ugu*t 'i* w litb «ti il Ii 4 ill i •Ii-. :i.| i* •00 tlt ♦' ' pliing> g a m J v a l d f i ' u a r t i r . ' J , r i •!,» . ,itibur u p \ t • ! ■ • »r l ' " p . aii'l \ \ I . t .. 1 •1.1 • with Vugiistiwv * I. M on S i’ t '111 b.t!i t< -« T sw.i.fur.l M a x u ’ .i i* r I . i >eor> - A H * ..I ,i f o r wa t t l pa- s r h\ (..rd • I ya r d l i ne n. t i>r.-i'. p t ... i» " S.< i lor d 2 *• '•ahfi.r.t a mi l a* tor \ > a t d r i m m m >K I* \ 1 M 1 I l l ' l l s j Fourth Quarter .1 1 II. 1 .j . . W’> h . tb.- t b i r d qtt ir f c f •f ,1 4 ... , t ij.-- g in Mill go. pi a \ . i s i•’<■ -1 - 1 w . | !| "* it .1, i* . i .-1•i ... 1 U III t'*‘ » ' III yard Inn He a v y bio- pl unge t a k e T i l l ’ • l-| 1I.r- |hf i ’Utrhidl tu ^* o r r a t i m e It .l.l. * 1* t M •! Or i n T* M«!« H * • In but" m e let \ilgu ■! 1lie's so, t o |*Ij 1' i 1 ’ lb •Mill*: tt • ’ *l. 1Ml" k •» I t •. 1 t 11I .• 1 1 ‘ ) lie l . r - 1 q u a rt >r Mil i. mi touifb down* Hopk.ii* tails to W'-’D- n n a b l e I., b r e a k t h r o u g h t Lr i n g u l f pull! frill h i s t o r y ul 1h'lt»r j kirk go.i! A u g u 'tine kick" ‘ dT. San- I * nl . i u. w ht -ii t b \ Vl.lt'.l ... : I) 4t A •i , 1' ' ' - l| - II- '1 . a f t e r ad v.meirtg \Ilf fo-d rH' . r t i - g 10 yard T - i . l [day A 1* le. |U-o, »it- h;nl ol l>- 11 Or rh iiuMible r r u ..".-il ball l .) t l - I n . > a r d 11tie nets 10 yurtl* S ' t i f u r l fumbles j « ■ m sHiiii' tij tl n*ir ulb-giul HUVHMIM. t be s p e ed Ilf ' he btii ktleld w.»* it \ ' i 4>u-t I r 's tod! I lit, ■ a i d I 'use bln i \ re .. - i : >i i •1Mi - .i 111* g i.. i ii OUl lll’Ml t -i| tipoti I.;. u> i ■ i pullers, an d Pat is receiving free a dvert isi ng t han he e v* r ; 1v r ■]>■■.( i i ■■ Th. ... i. tm.i II #*r " l l ) it .If 1•r 11. . tl . I 1... I ■ t •- u-t ■ . ' •. II lii-thrr l l n . “* j ot . . ti g o; i u . ar n I we do not . |i>w I..i' i d , •ow tfi.it Pat * i i*i * i r. i *. would w.’ t m l i n t , : , up Mitisiderafi Ij for ce rt ai n d e n igogue* who bai l worked Fto-idn*u» " t o u fra/./.le" for m a n y y.-arHolly say* T ' j e eotiy that fill" com - to hand is i-.-fiaii.il enltghteiiiiig mid there will be sunie disgruntled point, lain* , t n Fhrridu when tin- book is punted Many .if the so-called people's c a n ­ d i d a t e * will f>e el imi nat e d from the ' J iyauLs iri t tie people's party when M u r p h y ' s trunk conies out Tam 'Pi tries t) ■...i , c i I ' i - , iar I J i '. I I ♦ State Flu and . t i i u nt i Taves Sow ♦ ♦ ♦ t11 1 1. ■. ml., r i in made Hring tin- l ie., r i p i ion id y ou r property when y ou c o n i " to p a y . I no D H:ikij iI'., \ t i*!!.-* t* - > - i ni nol e t .. I M I. •i I I * I >lr ll .11 | I l l s - III.ST T h e c on t r o ve r s y as to the rela­ tive merit s ol brick anti *andMaphult f o r , the road* to tie built ... » o ut h Florida Mill rages inconclutsively between the C l ea r wa t er Sun a n d t h e Eustl.n L a k e Region, and is r e a c h i n g , thp personal s t age where t h e eiKturs cjtll cacti other names. M e a n w h i l e the people of Polk co un ­ t y tire deeply int erested in the in­ tuit* ns t o which is most desirable, b r i c k o f fund asphal t, for we expect t o bui l d two or t hr e e hundred mi le * of modern rondttsy in this coutrt y soon. T h e r e is one man it t Iti .Ountry ** t o. oughtit i n b r illl r \ [ * * r ’ tl 1 LIt i q u e s t O’ . ii> A t ha ’ illUli 1' u 11 f11 a i n t ..i 1n a "• tH lames, i i .i-f t h e good f ini(( S tl i |iar ’ III* .it ul T1. U n i t e d S t a t e s g ove rn me n t He wu* flown i n Pinellas count y the other,, d a y , looking iuto this question, a* it* is a vital one there u»_ well as in . F o l k , (it view of a proposed bond issue fdr t hat c o u n t y , and here i* w h u t . the St. Pet ersburg T i m e* ityy* a * to the opinion exfUeosetl by M r . - J a m e s , which studies the i-sne f avor of bri ck, so' far ns his yiicw.i on t h e s u b j e c t can HCtl.e^it:: “ M r . J a n u s tftek pl enty uf lirnet .1 d H' V goal in’ Hi I. " lot I " >anlord > .o ,.r.l * I " Iltll I il to \ igUs'. It e oil’ I ,1 . I.. \ l.y tt*i T,1 . , • \ I if. i .. > . 1 1 l o r d - git . -<| tl' •’ ill .-art 0“ ll.-tll f \'|'.MI-ll O' " 'It . l-'l I'll* II" rut. m o I t i g 1 ' • I. d •t t l.l a • t. It (a Il.-il I* On f>. I \iigll-. * ' , u , l " " i t ,!! I- .mu • t|ow ii« \u g i i ' t i ti*- » t•.* 1' L- d r utis b r e a k - up forward pu-s guiuj t till by Prlteharil and ('ohc. gai n 2 5 Line plunge* fail *o ga n .tig rail yard" Foy a d v a n c e * i n y a r d s of run thr ough center F um h N - g u v " S a n f o r d tile ball in i e n t e r id llo- 1 . d l . m e p h u i g c n e t " 5 > . . r d" I*..mar pa s s n e t s in y a r d Second a tte m p t at f o r w a r d pass fails L i ne p l un g e g i v e * 10 y a r d s M i l l ia n t ' y e x - t i t c f o r w a r d pa s * g a i ns 2 5 i a r d s . ail v i n e - i m g ball to A ugust I tie’s J Ii ■y a * d I me . S e r i e s of line p l u n g e * t a k e * ball t o \ u g u s t m < - * 2 y a i d 1i u -- A u g u l i n e * hu.. 11 i m p r e g n a b l e tin.I S a n f o r d h-*e* bnl! P.-ttelturd c a r r i es ball l b Viirtls ♦ ♦ ♦ * W h it e P r i ­ ♦ ♦ / ♦ ♦ port. o ♦ ♦ apprecia te y o u r sup ♦ ♦ ♦ w ill ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 R e spectfully, ♦ V ♦ » ♦ ♦♦♦ o ♦ i S. C . K E N N E D ) ♦ <> ❖ ♦ « ♦ » A ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 o * fc. 4 ♦ JI v. -----------------P----- ■i 1,, ut'i 1 1. • t -H. <!i >ount CIO • '• I P r o i p e c t of L o n g L i f e Si r W a l t e r S c o t t wh i l e traveling la Irebm.l was title dnv n e c n s l c i t tiv a t ^ 4 4 ^M AXW ELL ^ HOUSE C O FFEE <d I' \ .1 k\ fi. gcar II- '.-It be Itail imlbllu - It .lb r I halt a sFiilltng iv .tli lilin. t a i e It to t h e woman wt t h t h e w o r d s You I m u s t g i ve m e t h e I Iiutige tievt t i m e we ' L meet | will s o r r r* pil' d t h e b e g I gar. a mt may ) i - r h o n o r l i v e till y e .\| get It." 11 I t S I N A 1 I 0 N A I It AN K >■*»* t f4i. •* i •• t »» • •»» « mJ t V • • *v» • «• • 1• »• •4 M•* ■* t « ••1 I ••1 • ••1 • Q •• i • •- i * »• 1 i *• •* ••i » •* t • -* i • «•>•t —i • i* »* 1 • *> i * •* i « 4 * 4 * * 4 * * 4 4 * » 4 <4 4 4 4 ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 To -theJast drop atf.l 'i' I. .i i d i . r- Is Perfect , A s k Y o u r Grocer -it "t op t>*. N , # Better Service to Our Depositors m> i 4 ♦ m w m m m m w w m mm m m m mmAM-vm — ‘ ♦. 4 4 4 4 Hup ('.. g ♦ of * ♦ . mill t \ t .1 \i * for I u I \ .it .<11 (1 1 | ♦ ol 2 per . p i , i ii S . . v e nilo-r and I -per ^ ♦ . ♦ ♦ ♦ Due ♦ ♦ m yself a office 4 ♦ ♦ m e ru N o v e m b e r l()th. ♦ ♦ | ♦ To the V .i -*i r Born ' I>h! e„ e i >•’ plu la ’Ifnmlet ’ In . .: j 11 m.ri!^ •r < ' x reguM- i I;. ♦ ♦ Tux hooks are now open in my o ll|. e for the pi. *. llo- fl 1 of st ate ,l lid | f o r d s u b je c t to the ♦ ♦ t Mi l l At.I PI. \,\ I S for Sale 25.1)00 S u r e h e a d , b e s t l ute i iiri.-t) $1 25 per t h o u s a n d doll* e f t c h a r g e s Jit e paid The I Mi en Need ( a Hanf ord. ♦ . 1 -♦ A l d e r m a n of the C i t y o f S a n ­ ♦ -♦ 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ go. - ; Augusttrie’s ni llopkiv . I. (of d kt. ke.t otl t r■ r g I" . t >«r v 11 THE t .,. II ' . r .i t (ietiov ar a n d Sl ot • fils eettipitiy, (l'' 1 it is |l lop to I buck wh e n l ine p l un g e s were a t ­ exclnlmeet thn tisirrojur 1 E v e r '' Hoit •.• util i op. iq vi -v. iitlu-r kins make? beautiful run around tight te m pted In fa c t tin* ef t i j r e t e a m do filial ' W h y . pvt. id,tied In e-.- ri- h a m b d In j } j r,.t j, r t b». iiileFjton o( |'il', i n i l l i r . f tin elol for s e r i f " wpcci.il pr-st-e for tl our vie -1 NotaX tn kiel , G r e a t P r l t nl t i f ’ I- i '/frnt . " fa I t t ouch d. ii - llOAD^ > now on S s t n l o r d a . Mi l i. 1 lini Pul HUM K * '■r> w -1 I*. H . •i d ru* ■ i - i i it :H ♦ •- a i d 4 ♦ /. an.I 4 ♦ GAME AT ST. AUGUSTINE lit fill wi * - Alderman lull I ♦ ♦ ..... . - «•., *YM* 4 14 0»»* »MJ«* IT 300 M t». I0C0* 1- 4 • f 40 0 £ 47J MCO* fill* s 0 C< • f 00 J • f Of 4 QC0 • t 0 ?• tooo. £41* CO • « C10 I9CO* ) Cf • £40. 4r 4 3 0 . MM* IM I* “fi • tin * . iJi i• ■_ - I , «* i m* i *• t M » n* 4 > *00 • 1 0 0 0 14 4*00* IH M . « >’ 4 0 10 0 FIFO* 1T0*. JJI• 44 150 • * 0 0 0 * » • •» * •0 0 0 «* * MI 4 7 * - «• * 4 0 *?0 * M l. J 0 Q- ■ • • SOT 4 •• - 4 * 0 0 - ■' • i 4 00 - 44 0 0 0 * ■* I * 7 0M C I - «- * » • 00 v 1 000 14 000 - • 3£ 0 * ■» i * a*r o. a oe i* M 0 - ** * # » J oc*o • i * ©* M l. 1 Oflfl - 4* » 4 700 • U>0 • •M 1 ■* 1 1 moo* i ©j o - *» l * V 1* t oo* * co * • 0PQ * • S * 00 * *00ma p c - m* t * * 40 •v * •i- ■ • o » fifi «t * » * * •* t *4 * v ** * * annAA 4104 f 14*00 H ’l •0000 14 1*1 * 44 00 4 7 10 0 f coo o 4 00 0 7 90 0 0 14 000 W 19003 *100 4090 40090 1 J 000 * 70 0 4 4 9* 4 or ) M IJJ il ■*1 * l Ii7 i oa o 4 M’liis lmnk lias always trit-t 1 to give yuu gnud servipp. It has safeguarded your funds. It has collected (he pfi-sh represented by the checks \iou have deposited. 11 has de­ livered the cash ordered paid by the checks you have issued c\en filmisiied you tin4 check blanks. It lias returned your cancelled checks as receipts. It has kept a record of your transactions, accurate to a rent, proved everyday. Now \vc giveyqu an extra-tangible sendee. . Instead of leaving your pass-book (your only receipt for deposits) to Ih'i balanced, and calling for it later, you find your statement of account with cancelled checks ready for >ou ot the first of the month. Or you can have them any day in thev month that you wish, at a moment’s notice. The statement is printed, nmt, m in in g made by machine. ; tpr* J2 X U . This nentiy printed lhirnniglia-madc atjvlemnnt t* the tnodern way of nhoiring you the condition of your account. I t nave* you the inconvenience of turni ng in vour pftss-boolt e a c h tnontli. ’ .--s. V ^ ^ First National Bank of Sanford P. S .—Come in ami sec how we keep our customers' accounts by ma­ chine. Our methods may surest how you can render similar service to your customers, (iivt)ip service pays. ■r - A * ^ f ^ r 7r \ d r / r v d i/ r v iF / r Y ii/ r Y D S \ u a \ i �. Pr ■■ N OVEMBEB \X 1818 •t++++* » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I I M M ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Just watch the tin puns uml trash piles disappear i: INANDABOUT THE C IT Y :: Florida pvran M of ’ idler’* l ittle H a p p e n in g — Mention „f M ailers In Brief— . In te re s t ■umrnnf) id tHe Floating Smnll Iall.» Sucrlnrflj Arranged for IIurfiol Herald Render* Th.' la die- " f the Bapt i al church *,!! a baauar S a t u r d a y , D e c c m l)(.r uli in Roberta* More. N'.w Florida catic syrup - " N o t I, M. McCul le r 24-lc Georgia it,, plants (or sale ilower show. at 2.1-21 XI,,. Hoyul Cafe will open in this llly it, ihe room formerly occupi ed Tin* Royal iiv Long h Grocery rtip t.e under the old man ag eme nt . Genuine fresh Ber mud a onion seed Jt L. U. 1*hi lips2 2 -Bt c Clean up the back yards as well as the front garden. K F. D u t t o n , ' R o y S y m e s , G. C. Fills and \V. M. Haynes were ^mo nc those ukLmtliiig. eOurt at Did.mil yesterday. « pr e- at the flower show will be .i„ t .is will ' encourage the pl anti ng ..i 1 rubtiery and ornament als. 2 :l- 2 t I Lme mber a smooth prett y lawn to .u line for u possible prize Ho nd a live turkeys Phone 277. giving ■l> lor llinnkr21-he i ot have your building \\ t, . i... people using Sanford pm-' . 2 1 - lie i ( lean i p r.. Mher I h-*l t lie . i, m begins Nov N "V I" I' It d p el- j W i'it< • F H "tirv M r(’ m u i, Mr E r r d U ul n. 't nr. '1 ' ig n.it . . ■ e.trI t, •• Vll ll |o ’ID It I. , M ^ '- . m i h e rn f i l. p h q ' i appear i, hi for general v- 111 Itn V lllll di -it • ii f *. t i nt ed t tie , pots p u n It p.bm- a n d p r e t t s. a dd (or mneli. •.i1 : i in 2 't 2 1 ■' w !* i I It $ 1 .25 <n llo m s a iiil S id lllo i d fliliv e ri t he I V ilen s , ell I la -•U 111 v Se minob I P II' mit'l et ami (On \ ,. •1 - i <>i|ililt 1 , - MM" I W UpllUtb H (■. i In |In ,S,I . ><E I be c l i t i t m ■*!• ll p i' Her..1.1 .1Ml I'llil' .>innt'W* i i . 1.1 K n i'tiiw * ' *■ ■ ■• ■ 24-D« *' 11,. S a n f o r d I f u p s e o r f l i c S,i l a g * . i ................. -t In M ia, I New Meat \liirk.*I ■ i In In**.I ■ 1 v id 1h ll W t ’ , i . V Tri •it F i i. r. *b. r ’ei.n. [l, ' ii i*i,i MrMunson in . li.trg. hi iiu- i h i ll' ion Itll' M r .i T il i . M -|14^11 1- b. ,i Hi IUi ami Dibl i i . ID. •' Mi» . 11•i \t i ir.! mi'l oil' III i (I i.i 1.1•r ' OlHlI *\ un Tli.ll "f no \. |t t tf .»k•- 1 ' - •ttr.it Itig H l' ,t f «| t r afi ll.T It "ll 4 11 i - ho fled t (n r. YAill (*«• .t Ji.rg*' at I•Milan, c of y. ft•1*• r tml t' '"ir frien.L- lo ' i» PI Og ’ .1 III ' I .11 to. - I ' ' .4 ' h * 4. Ill Ip |l I ilOUgl ' .Mil M l* , - 4 i I1, X sonville was given by Mrs Henrv Wight at her a t t r ac t iv e home on Park a vet; ue ) e s t e r d a ) ’ afteri.oon. A delightful!) informal hour was ^ enjoyed and a warm interest and ‘ 5 S enthusi asm jirevailed m behalf of the organisation and it* little charges. Th e vurim/s sections b4 — the town and vicinity, also the church denominations were repre­ sented by Mrs. Wight' s guests, tlm- insuring a " t e a " in ever) localtty . m l giving the tow ris-wo m e n the privilege of contributing to this, the greatest charity in tin* stute. Rach of the Indies, enjoying the hospitality of their gracious hostess of Wednesday will in turn entertain seven or more friends at subsequent "teas," The cycle of teas is being held In the towns nil over the state. Some r.f them have already sent in goodly sums to Marcus Fugg for his splendid work. Mrs. Wight was unanimously elected treasurer of the Sanford fund. Vases of beautiful roue*. tin* gift of Mrs A\ A l i mn, were placed about tin* j rooms Mrs Stevenson delighted with several piuno number*, among them Mo za rt ’s Sonata, Thl*** pres­ J ent were Me-dnme- Sl.-Ven-On 1'ti |e*iun Thrasher Newimlt 11 ., | u , 4bi It It D e i s from the i . ml tal -ei tinii of the ci ty, M r* Win Tin chauun of I'uola, Mfs. C. M. Berry, Mrs W 1‘ Carter and Mrs. .1 II Ferguson from the West Side. .Mr* C It Walker. Union avenue Mr* tieo | Maris. Lake Unnin. Mr- X X *5 *5* 55 •— X S 55 — X =5 = X ss I Dickins Shoe Store I J. W. D I C K I N S 1 ALLEN’S THEATRE I l \ h pow er- |b . k Mi* \rjrue ll.iwkm,Viel M | ■ijr i l i l . I I f a , i rm>< l I ibr l l . mi'mlirr- nl thf Mi l l M w 11Lg p i l l I llll.-' I Tt i abb Cti'» i , 'U' noon ,i 1111 M \gm M* r n i r m i VVednesdav The daint y refrv-hHiH ' ■n ii r o -I i . •I . 11 t,,ii, ,iii ,i -,l! . I -.ill i *’* - 1 III - Ill'll' ■lie- .1 lol 1, I I 11•l , pri-ellt Hi'fl M *'-l| '1 nil's Ik Will I la vi lohnd T'. ler Frank Vdaie- w.iln Mradfo.d \ r, ■ i Walk i i \ndri w Malmnev I I linmpli I II W a l l Ml- a ■ II HI ' Vgl.e, . ’ .1 1 .1,1 |l* r ner I H a ij ! •, i rv ll .» A Ii i ‘t\j* W g i i , 11n ■: (ilill;. 1 .ill k flru lg e i n t . r i i p <;ij A D M ISSIO N : C H ILD R EN , 5 c ; A D U L T S . 1 0 c »>' PROfiltAMMF F RIDAY T H F ADV KNTF R R O F T H R SUHS TI TUTK WIDOW Hofinrt llcnl) nnd France* Nelson THK T A M I N t . OF M A R Y , Cnmetl) SAT I IID AY V I M F o f TW FNIA Sf-OHICS J r. , |s Dlt M \ s o V N TF.MP I \T|oN ib a in u n g Mr C i.ib b i 11 r» -1 l i k . I. i lu b ai Jio p i ' i i j i l i w i r. M t - d a in. I * O il t S | Drama i lie ol For It * ^ 5 ■** 5^ Hank Mann J m ; ^ . 5 2; 3: J* co.MiNfi WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER D ili. DIAMOND FROM THE SKY'' 5 : .SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2filli. ” A IIROKEN COIN" ^ 2 “ 'w IL. ml uh'l Mr •xr ! ' M 1 tut i. n b'li. 11 u im 4 » 1 , ".b ' U *1 . Y 1 i-k i i l l l . b u n g a l o w ho in. nl M , - . l i a b l e 11 o n T llrs ib iV w ill lb . 2 reels ml Dili. t /.)■ t li l " V '! Kit u> i>T' N.-.l . 1.1 » . |! 1 4 k it i 1 t b. ( • It.-1 »-"t Mi ib nr . Hi Wi f ? III! IT1 >1 in ih.it t t l i r*■t (’r»- I. ♦1*' .t M . bur 1 w ? dn : i in n -1 .itrlv *1ri ■ ••11. >wlug I hi IVY »1' Mr ,i n| Mrl l •rk 1. f on 11 i* ( \<b 11■. r M If ll >|'Ak I’.T N, v Y •r l 1 \ ,,,,r ,).’ Ml M a r g a r . t M ir ai i ( ■ w in nr r 1 tin j.| 'I ID ♦ 11 il IV XX I I I III.it. nl t h e f t r i z e M r - I ic ii ( H e r., I.t m.'- At Mi -- Fieri IIO fru Mil r in g v. a - a gu. *1 o f ll,,- , l u b |-.i i.y ifg S; Hall (ho proceeds of ( h e show on I* riday and Saturday Novemher l!)(!i and 20th will he jfiven to (he Woman’s ( luh of Sanford b . d ( >,.i 1,1 EVERY EVENING 7:15 P. M. | ,i . r 1 ,11* V W ll .Ju >1 tlmir Imnev moon m \l V 7 ■ nd U Mn i" mi fl t 41riHhH i . i I . i , - .... ||l.. a !n*ul I).III ll.T 1 j Mr r I • 1•i - * l t. ' ’ km- ninto i» \\ v . «» nEl*. t ii* i I .I »1Y ) I 1' i .. i- i i I: IW)ir Springs Water d e l ive re d to * ‘ *^lmnK*„ Plmtrt* W II. -Willi a m * ■ r*m It matters not, for wc have Sh o e s for every member of yotir household, from the l i t t l e toddler, who must have sprinjj heels, to the good sturdy ones for the head of the house. W e re. careful to sec that they arc of proper m aterial, and correct in shape and fit; while the im portant point (se rv ice ) is always our first care. Every jjood i t.tltc of leather has been put into our S h o e s. Patent Leather. C alf. Kid, Ideal Kid and all other serviceable kinds. Then putting them together for your hardest wear, insures satisfactio n . I rv our Shoes. I || m-ev •.did, M t h e ' I III-i V K Tolar and i i: 11. .i nigTi I hi .bill rj" T • * I •' ’ eL lo o ret ip n, d *1rotn ,i vi- i ' o ■* o ‘, • , >li - • la. h-o \11b 1 Ini I I O i Inn l . l M I D l. I I I t, |sl i ll NI in, I si CJ* HI. M I. H I D Dll t j l \l I I v I i n ' . I 'jtt-i/ " , ff ft T*nlter 4 gl Nn t t fi W ’ i t II f i \ I. I I <* N i ’. N I i ' f'r> r For .. t, t'Wt . I satiiord N ' v■ IAh i 1" I •ll : Ir • ■! I " l l ■t t t 1 w.fl AiJim til CautntHfKllMni lar tkn 4 aigffta » • S-mfif I -iitr.) .i M-* N A I «»l» ,i I’Li a* No .ftm I, a V , rv beautiful program m i n . ,| ot Kii-'ian milsii will I" r*-n ’. I , . * * i i W o m a n * ( *Jij (• lo o m i .- ■t.i1Mill'll I'M* .Mleflioin ue M 1 deta v "W 1 Vdig M/Pii ID ,N*f f i H. U ■ ( il !• /’ P ij* ■’ Iff 11 I A ' t* '.ai urila) 4ppll Do nut but elianei*. per , barges p re p a id . Ip Mr \ U Fi |f . \- i . If wV. n Mi. 1.1 n 11 >-r n nv am! Ml-- Nidln Rid. r i ■i ! Imail '(U.irl t-r - ► <I lai'V-imv lib the i ll V fur a lew da\- Inuktlig : D*-l' •••| I p Mil-, 1 to Ih g Ill - I . t lie m I i, id III. It! •.• i that .......I I bier Spr in g s W a r , Mi lb it Vi n I'hline » If W illin ms at lar 'm ii 1 1 • . 1 11 ..... I 1 ol >. r Un --.intinil House or the springs, ill «• I st al l — i oiler are i hd it, I•. i up t V H i t t ( . i; IM V N I s ! ' « I It W U l n it g ii i.t-b i s mfiipij mi I l i.i re - a r e a s o n 2 1 11 . 2.'i mill Siifi ln nil best lale ' . n o li I g'Hl la ii •ndwtidies ami candled gin gcr wer. Mr- Itiub Hun. Mi — v • rul 1 .. ’ 1" til u m l g r • ' • D i g ft l . ' l i i l fii'r ^ In ' u. ' .■ M. A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP TO DATE taauiiiaiiafla a r t i s i i f l a a i t a a n a m i a a a a i i c . n i a a B c a a a u a a K i ^ r i i ^ i , - . J • • here t »r 1. n d ' 1'• ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... I. p 24 l i e W h a t ’s the racket? Oh. ju.-t t he 4 llit lh d a y iH n n rr lawn mow.Ts •all over town Kverv* In honor of her young si stei , Miss body is g.'iting ready for l u t f ’i’ctu.n France* lamviti. Mr* J K. TerDay williger entet tainml with a beautiful Purina bran in paekugeri, |().- dinner party on Friday, the oeeasion being the liirthday of Miss eucti I, p McCuller 24 It h o i v i t t T h e laidu was lovely with Fixtures and cabinet work at its firetty a p p o i n t m e n t centered by Sanford Novelty Works 24-1 le a~va*»< of cut flowers.’ Flowers and ferns adorned the roons. A tem pt­ Vote for T ) l e r ing menu was daintily served. * Mrs. W Jt Moses of West Palm Beach is t h e truest of Mr- K K Cfiiifminy Rrcrption Cox. Mrs. Moses was for iijany! An e nj oyabl e and pleasant event years a resident of Sanford and is being cordially greeted by her many |of the week was the delightful re­ ception of the Social D ep a r t me n t old friends. to the members of tin. Wo ma n ' s How about T)|er for alderman? Cluti Tuesday af ter noon at the club A charming s i mpli ci ty pre­ All kinds of wood work at S a n ­ rooms ford •N o veltjf Works. 24 l i e * vailed in tit* . a t t r a c t i v e decorations of m l hibiscus and white s t a r j e s ­ * Going over to Del. nnd for the samine which were prettily ar ­ Vesper service at the University ranged on tables und stands. Sunday af ternoon wen* Mrs. C. R. tl uesls were welcomed by Miss Walker, Mrs. R. K. Cox, Mrs W. R. l.auru Fish. In t h e receivitf|j*r line Moses. Miss Clara Mi|b’ n a n d . Clif­ were Mrs. " D e a n e Tu r n er , first . yjfcr ford \fculker I president of the d u b , M i s J AVfbio T site ii r hnni t1 i»It T)l»*r Bel ts, chairman of tin* Social De\ fufrtment and Mrs It J Holly. Tr y Premi er sftfud dressing , I hostess A charming program «■( delirious mayonnaise l. I’ muste ami readings t hroughuiit the Culler __ 24- fi. ^ I li r noon The . .j uni ng number v Among tin promiio - so p. as given bv Mrs St ephe nson, a the f i t y thi- week I- Hr \\ I C , r ..h»;-i^tiiul rmuiiUuu ol . M u r m i . pet.t i r "I 'he First Method "Sy'mtihonv ” Miss 1,ticca Chap­ i*t i hurch of .lurk*onvilh; Dr Carpell. a popular y oung pianist, de­ pettier is one of the most eminent lighted wiiti ante of Dui nnd' s fan-in divines i i Florida, and i- holding a ating " W a l t z e s " and tin- program ‘terms of servie... here in the Method concluded with a reading given with i-t •h nr. h her usual I Veelb’Ot int erpret ati on 11v t lilts I 1 11 I i .1 m i n i .il< 1>o Mr| W Marne- i " i i " j < d " S a i l) \ot. I \peri erneI'h I- was In r< id tie, man ■hi , ■ , I a a- foliow , d for 11......... not • a n d ii s Ire-Imitii iti.id* I sol 11 . dr. .n .1 dun.. is-tf t rw in A * itles I tn DM I poor .eg. l ' 1 1|'.» fli 1V l 1. t.ir • lb ] Method! ■ 11 w,ll p / at 'i C. Mr it We will puj you 4 rents n |>ound for old rim cut cuMtigi., su.-s ,tt) , ;j and HO * :i 1... Sanford Machi ne fi 1 Garage Co ,j.t ( I’crsonal i l e m s of Daisy nul. iJm jaauatan aaacirtaaat»aaaiaafli4H aaau aartta«uaoaaaam aaan d i; l i v e r ' M ii.ig Ir.- .b i . . >i ii fill I "1 1! l l.' here .i r.<( tlm r* gular ! - 1 Y t • t'.'iiig . .1 in >i ii t . i" « *• " u lie d iln* tv Th, brii!. wnn* ; 1 iiidtm ntr t .nMr afier- 1- r» .< < II X t- .1 Wi'll kilOW II ill 1“ t t\.r 1. blur i lbm In • tiorm I'l till- <’ y in (• i' ilM-.ll! f i ' . ' . i w It ll Y . h m j ..t b t ! 1 fill* III! 1 loo i M ('||!,!|| 1 I’ll 1' U'l s. I . 1 bin 1 1 ll I' . •I'tol map,. K argan ofl M rii'iise piano Mi - Laura Fisti >nl erl n m. 1 part -oug I P agon File Vii.'tioi 11r i>11:■ t' lub Mmiditv l l i m - k ) Kursakoil n.iii.i .it her i ' irmil g eovtnl "V .1 I ('dlYoW I 4 Nl r u \ N'. wilia» a ml Mr I'll - 11MJ * M, ,t • l’ .'PM ' l i d In - i . i i ♦Ii*. l*r./' . l r.'l I v -i |\. . N jo a I ■! A • ll It ‘ . I• \ .i'* . y )i j 1 ■. ,1 1 .. M*\ .it,-, l K. I ( i f n at 'll > 0 ( l! ' 111 p I " ' ...ill P, ' ' I liro.l , V\ I , , r* M <, . ■ ll* 1 1 Mr I In ,}iM I i i I ’ .i I mmi no>l MrD 1. 1I i,ra•lo r U I l e Vu.g o! . I Pi - I. i'll. 1.1 I u.l Korsat o M e m b e r w. ri M .o.|,i no pr. nl I ' o m itn St.o w Mnolrti s ,' o v\ , \ l .b ■i Kopsak in Iv M W l i e n .In... i: P i ■ t .on 'r l ' , i: . i C hi *.ir t i n 'A New IIUII, Ti.ilik \ldb r „ml < I b Apfiu—mnnte Caesar t'ru M V«»t ' , |l I illka 4 letrilbt / tft *ll ii l hi tin Clutr. if ieri' ti r musical in truno nt* ol 14it -i.t Hie I Mll* fi 1 \ul' trrt.Mii witli i iloininit d.mre czt tb.' » V 1 .•lull toijuis Tuesday .-v ening, -hipv / n i r twt)’ /i,Vi /./mu I’ink and nine doimpo ;s* will At t/ltijiu^rsb Itbure lustt evening 2itrd ' ‘,r ibu d» lv|ff /v‘.e to the rm-sionarv ec»4i- Il,e 'worn and tile oeeasion- fironirfln* • f, r . n i ’i* *•* Holy Cross ehureh were Ito He a very e n j o y a b l e afTiur • Mrs Hi ,L ,\, lfully lln'jly will vvi be Im.-tess a'fcU’rtainetJ b j lit*' young ladle* uf - t Agna* w U h ,k. Ai’ nvs (Gi u itlldd- 'With / l -dcliutllfnil> d e h g l l l f nil v «l • As • Pmpanji canned . o\»k ' J. P McUuHu!' t, W Marde i mxu. ^ J* . ' 24 I it - C j*# " Mxrki 4.'f# 1 *jl " r ^U5SU&-TRfAjJJ<tY.)VALL3T..0WSIIC OF 4 lOLD CITY HALLVVMLRr WAJMIHOTO* TPOWlltl if •1 AfrAft- iM Gcf fur, \U? 1 | .J., J ',,4 Gef IVhk'* |OAr>t o r oepif e A5 rmsT pRtaiDtHT '1 ‘”"tt. A)rs NJ rs ftirri*| »ixrii.#x< itirTupi.'iie.nMr* W ■, ITfu..’ , I’r.iv.'il att congenial cungetiid p a r - ' •*’ (iroved “ Np'iejC II "!'• 4 ■1 to erli uuln f. intrirtnai reeefrtion whirl) was at. v I ft ci. T h e On a n cfa J r e s o u r c e s '^ f th e F e d ­ •ThA m gfstration , lt<t^l^ of ’ ( ■ f t I t.. ‘ 0. l.'D.lvd I*) the r h u r e li m r m b i T S i j p I Mr < ? \f • • M la. w-on a .I e r a l g o v e r n m e n t a r e e x e m p lifie d in •>( ‘siiniofd will lie open at t h c j i j l p e , " ' , ,, , . . . , , .1, * .. i ^ c . ' . . , i' _ ti .k iii [fi t n , ] ! r Vir Ro'ttfl’* Punch wn» sprvi d jiv : nJ hm i * S ';t'“ 2 f O' a de'l 'lir/ul t ,1 Lr Ii |oi j .|„t-, ro.u N e w Y o rK b y t h e a c t i v i t i e s w ith in \Tr' Archin Heit» unit Mrs. Gwynn I o n h i : i v dot. . r . . tin* G u m vr born on ..t tii V10* ' and Will runUi(]: «|ien until Saturday th is m a g n if ic e n t b u ild in g a t th e h e a d .Aaiiiying with re fre shment * Fox 1 .vrk avenue last night T h e dani’e te*1 Imurs' from ■' a Nov tin l.'U’fi; o f'W a ll S tre e t. boxer.* Mis)l«r* Jurtfr StuVnon, RrjTia v as i mf o r m:;l and (lie splendid muale; i n ' ’ On iip|i!.--, the west " I ’U” 1from ‘ " f ’ t tn to .,12- m and P in till 4 p - ; Chittmideii ntK>'-Jjuuui** flnn*xtfea ttum YSuHuee'i. 'Aftrcheaira cont rib­ d . In m u c h t h e s a m e w a y t h e fin a n cia l m-h good demand t h at it w i l l ! Sat ur d ay it will be opened 7 m uted mueh to the en j o ym e n t of the! . •. J -* ' a I• • r e s o u r c e s o f th is c o m m u n ity a r e e x Sanford until JAalurday 1 I m till H f. m / 4irM.ift.irj It/ ViofA A" i lldrrjfilr f: a iicusmn. The porch and t hi Marffej "A M . W .M ,D Y ,K f,f am p lified b y th e w o r h a n d a c tiv itie s Miss M. lle- Si nil i; and Miss Sai dec 4 reception lint! w'ere used f o r ; the: * , r i 4y ( ’ l e f k . 14-1 Dc _____ Williams, who n ec ,f Vjirndueting a * of th is b a n K - ’ * * it'irri j)/i your* trash and hi In tH»* ^ i . n c i n ^ ^ f i o l thpM- wlm did n«»*i P a ) Your Poll 1 1 ' Now kindergarten at tffp^fiarisli house* man Hit'll have pl enty to care to dance sat inside or on the. <1, O u r d e p o s its r e p r e s e n t t h e th rift a n d •veryhody join* the eleun^np V ' In -n.'il.r to qualify f*1- 11,1 ,1, v would in* pleased if the parents and it lefts. At ten o'clnrk a choice | p ro s p e rity o f th e p e o p le o f th e c o m D'C'Clir.if, and i-lwo fu." the ettj !'r|' ; Yriend* of their small fiupil* would •tnifaife buff, t luncheon, consisting of chirkmtt[V ofcetion. •' i* llrr|," " i r ,,lul visit the school while the rhildren m u n ity , a n d t h e y a lso r e p r e s e n t th e en sandwiches and coffee was served ••ring Him pure Rider S p r i n g * p„|i tax fie .■find f r the y ear- l ’M.I arj, M( w 0 r |t> F if teen ha|>|)y little c o n f id e n c e o f th.© -public in th e s a f e ty and danring was then resumed, - -"a ler and ge| the henefl ts I h e r e- trn^l |!t 1 4 -till* w’eokj. • “j ‘fares ' g a t he r e d abo ut the kindera n d re s p o n s ib ility of th is in stitu tion . until el. ven All during the even'-j f"rm Phone \r. M wmi n mu at the . T N J 1- D c J I N K l N S . gaft eu table nr at. pl ay 1* a prett y ing punch was served in the recep­ ‘'inforK House. ‘ > C 4 > ''eetor picture and should be e nj oye d by 2.1-21. d . O u r w ish is t h a t all of t h e p e o p le o f tion hall by Misses M a y Thrasher' *** • ot lie'* In .o|e their l each, TS. \l th e c o m m u n ity m a y b e n u m b ered and Fern Ward Th e d a m e imi »' ■ ■1v e i f o ' l e d ;tr. C'.iljd.' l l i' Jl n’m a m o n g t h o s e v .'iio se ‘ s a v i n g s at o one of tin* mo-l i ivjov aide af l be Huiford t " n . ' > , Virginia M. ltat.nd many social affair- during Ijo^ faP g ro w in g w ith us The s a v in g h a b it is Iteatrtt'e Howard Dlivia la* Roque inhnthv y o u r b e s t i n s u r a n c e p o licy for th e Mar) Klleii Morris. Hillv Mo rri s. Antony ..those jire.senl. were Mr y e a r s to c o m e A nl nine tt,' Shinholser. Cnmillu Puand Mrs. C. K. HepfJ’, Mr and lenton, Char l o t t e Mansell. K a t h e r d . S ta rt a b a n K tvC O u n t h i .'u s toc^ay. a ■ ■ • inf* Taira rh. R li i a b e t h Hines. Pat, Mrs. R ob e r t W e b b , 4 Mr. and Mrs # * *» v* ■ • • here to -<Tve you with the veD' °f ex’erythiffg * yoked proj ’iugetic Roumil lat , Mr and. Mrsrj ' *ri’ * Millet1. Charles- Abe rn a th y and AuP' t I v in a (lerfecily sanitary kitchen und served in the right w|,y.. Braxton Verkins, Mr. and ' M r s : ; 1 , » gu m s Kraus'i*. *. . 'THE HOME INSTITUTION" * ^ B. W. Herndon, Mr, and ,Mr*. D. i• L. Thrnsber.c^Mr. .Tnd Mrs. Atrhie S i Irrr /', ti Hells, Mr. and Mrs. W. R Wat 1'lie iirnt uf a , cycle of s i l v e r ' leilT, turn, Mr. und Mrs. U J . iloll^, Mrk*C N* w W DDDIt! F F I t e i l . D I N G l ' HO NK 152 SANFDHD. FLORIDA , ' ' COURT HOUSE bull niNti ■’ Tor the purpi’-ve of raising f und* for S. Pul eston, .Mrs. Claude Herndon. 1-pRRjESr .LAKF.. Uft* D. L. THR ASHER VUe P „ , A R. KEY, Cx.hb,* Yilliuma, . Florwtrt'j • Williams, _ Ibiit'j forg'd our Ice Cream I’nrlor jusl acrosH the sired the ChiTdren’a Home Soci et y of Misses Sai dec •aughlln, C har bnu,. ' . >i..' ■., j Florida, with headquart ers u t . J u c k - 1 Frank, A n n a McLaughl in, . ' . . •' 4 *# :* w, * ' — “ •* • . t-.'. ■ * 2 A , . . . _ */ . .. 1 * =* ** ** rt • . 'r »• »• A ' y .: - •v, .. L When You Eal Why Mot Get the Best, When it Costs no More? * ^ TH E BO NITA C A FE - f t .. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK - * �PAGE SIX THE HANFORD HERALD The Exploits of Elaine ** A Detective Novel and a Motion Picture Drama By ARTH UR B. REEV E T h i H 'lll-K n a u n N o e t llt l a n J th i C n a to r a/ |A« " C r a ig K t n n t J y " S to u t t Prczctitcd In Collaboration With the Rathe Plijrra and the Fciertlc Fllni Company ______ Oopyrtgbt, i M i by tfa* S U r C o a p u p y All F o r e ig n H lg b U I U « c n # d See the Pictures at The Star Every Wednesday. S Y N O P SIS . T h e New York police nr* mystified by « »"Tl"S of u i u r i l m runt hitler i rum » T he principal rlu. >•> thr criminal 1* tin wain lug letter which Ii* sen! III" vl'tlnm signed with a 1 till. Inn*.* hand ■" Th. tat**"! vl* 1tin of ill" my slertoua ■uni.'UoOh t« T*>l or Inslg.iln Insurance president. 11 In •luiigldei. Iir.ilii". employ* Crnlg K* nuoilj. Hit* (attunis nri"iillrU ilelectlve, |o trv io m m o l thr mystery. M'hut K.-nttedv necnttiptlshe* 1* lolil hy Id* friend, .lam. "on. ti m wtpapi r man After many mi lt Vn* ittii nipt* to put Khiln' amt I'riiiu K"nii".ly out of tin- way ihp t'lut.-h1ii C It amt t» at lanl f.aiml to be pon*' other Ilian IVrrv tlennett Klulne's l a w y n ami the man ntm In riiKii(nl to marry. B e n ­ nett Hera (o the rlrn o f one of hla Ctrl* n*an criminal*. T h " Chinaman force* from Hi-nm-tt tli" M-"t"t of lit" w In -reiihnuta nf l7,f«l.G00. Then lie give* t ho lawyer a po­ tion which will *u*p. ml nnlinatloii for month* Kennedy reach"* Henn«*tt’* elite )u*t after he lm.i lout t*on*"luuan"**. TWENTY-FIFTH EPISODE T H E LOST TORPEDO. F r o m i ho r u c k * of a pr o mo nt or y tha t l u11oil out not f a r f r o m tin- w h a r f a h e r o Wti F u m e * hmly wa * found amt K>*nii"iJj h.ul i l l sa Ho ar> il, opene d up i lioittitlful p a n o r a m a ni ;i bay on one uhlo ami tin M 'lml oi, the nth- r It wan it i h -• Mi ll hu ni * t M Hnl a n y o n e who htul boon s t a n d i n g n e a r t h e promont ory t he tiexi day mi ght liavi* neon a . t h i n lino, as If* tin* » a ' t o r . Hparklinu In tin* s unl i g ht . had hooii tail with a liny*' k nl ie i.radnal ' v a l tlin s t e e l r>.i| *> • on 11 i o i r-i f i ' iin I lie Mal e! Il>r|l * t , 11 lll.o iig a h e a d t ho ug h flowl> now a» it | i-ln.| II* a a * a l ii ii e I h* Ml I f at • \ t I * I ll i a ln.l i o m u l i v find* • ot - i i . i eiih d a d h holla |l Wan t h e lla'l h III .1 sllhtuil i in**, and t h e tod w.u> t h e pt ri*cop> \- I ho Mitiln.lMm Ilk l l l t f i al II «l i to- W.1 V !> llli.o* M fit* t rvLl •a! MV. I IT Hie hat c h Pilfj vvl> oprinuf and a hand «t iTi 'f \ Mr f " r m »3mM '1 hell 'PI H'i "'.if oil Ft t*l» » iS 11il ii 3.1 ;*:■ U I<: < .1 1 r* It. . ’ ll! • \IS himi k h;i:f Mini k* ♦ i l i t e r It III' 1 1 1 '!. o| a In ill |o . II o' 'll* l ial fl i. ,i tali -!• tub ' "' MhHig p* r oil He rear In I dnw ll 111 *. the hold >f I'll, hu.it al l <1'» he" i l |-t. - ro-r \ 11 I I-1C h> i •-I -P - Ii I o I . Ill Mu ' h 1. Ii .. la 1 u’ i.t- ■! I ha 1 1 i i e i ti ,i i i o ji |* •II l l . l Ill’ ll »i *I 1(4 1 Ii. . • II 1 I ! Ill :■ I t •fh•r r I'M. kill ill! ! 11 a ii d i . vii mi ■ ' ( ■> -, 1 ■ 111.1* ’li-Jk, li 1 1It1 .11< J i iitt:t. tit until ai last tin, i. ■ i f -Mill l l" Wall- ij • ’ I * i ,. - • r » • 1 lo- i omi t , ..I if). i i "1 Ir* *' ’ f . -, . ■ 1|! 1 . Admission 5 and 10c Iho l i t t l e motor, and tlin d r i v e r allot a h e a d down a hit of aide road a nd out Into t h e ma i n alioro road nguln, urging t he c a r f o r wa r d to o v e r t a k e t h e o ne 1 ahead. S i i f h was t h e e n t r a n c e of t h e strung o r — Ma r r l u a I to I M a r i nto A m e r i c a How 1 m a n a g e d to puss t h e ti me . «1ur tnif t h e tlrst few da y s a f t e r Iho s t r a n g e d i s a p p e a r a n c e of Ke nne dy t don't know tl wa s nil l i k e a dr e am — t h e a p a r t m e n t e mp t y , t h e l a b o r at o r y empt y, my own work on t h e S t a r un i n t e r e s t i n g , E l a i n e b r o k e n h e a r t e d, life I ts el f a b ur d e n. Hoping a g a i n s t hop e, thl* n e x t day I deci ded to drop a r o u n d at t h e Dodge house. As I e n t e r e d I ho l i b r a r y una n n o u n c e d I s a w t ha t Kl ul nc, with a fai th for whi ch I e nvi ed her, wa s Bitl ine at a t a b l e , tier hack t o wa r d lh« -tlour S h e was g a z i ng sadly at a pit** lonrapli T I i oi i k Ii I could not s e e It. I needed not to lx* told whose ll was S h e did not h e a r m e c o m e In. s o on gross ed was s h e in h e r t h o u g h t s Nor did sh»- in ' I . , ii;.' al Pr*1 as I stood Just liehind h e r F i n a l ! ) I put im hand ..ii I r - h n u t d e r .is If I had !><•• ii . . .i i Id. i h n d h e r *>* S h e l ooked up Into my f a c e . " H a v e you heard f r o m h i m y e t ? " s h e a s ke d anxi ous l y I i out d only s h a k e my lo ud sadly She sigh'd III) ol onl .ll ll) s h e rose . i o 1 i * . * ' 1u r w'i t -. . i » 11 l * ■w ;* rd t h *■ l a i d . Ii llo la ' |•1.*■ • wi li.nl *> ■ n him alioiil l lo hoio-. U . had le . ll ' .11 . TIll lip .uol doW II * . • !■ I •-ill 11. * kI I >- 1 I • out . .1 lik'il * In. *v l o" a loan inad" Ills way 111 Ilk Ii: III" FllHl n i e m u Hal. I- till- Miss |IimI c * ’ It. .1-1 . d 1 to • I I u. I...| I km .. hill ill l to l i no t ho ug h I Hunk s h e t hought ll" might I t T > 1 c a r e r o f ' s m i t e ni"« i. ' ■ 11 V l mai l* t "d l.o i 1a a a a * .. i t:. i - - a r i t. >w Ii. .In I lo - 1> i " i a ido Ilord i It 11 •wnllo ! •ii pi do mi. •I* I 111 ill) l ’o' N a l l InilMing III A i - h i pr ' . * ! 1‘ i . •1 i ■ I) a | ,irt of a <1* ep I ' d • It- ■ 'll I I . * !• It. - til * I.r • ' • 1 111 ••i■*- i lo in ....... ' '* o •• ell. .1 j " 1 la I. « '! • -I Oil .1 . d. -T I . . 1 I .. tl I III I ti­ ll. r ■ had n i *. * 11 ' i ii u i - i i "i t e n s . n.l m l " a i l ti" i. j . I m i,. >.. i !. i . ... i i. In l,.i. * * [ ■ \ ,|D'd 1* id W Agtun^ton, D. C ix** E k v np Dodnr. F d|h U f f ' i i f V*- wv V * L My Df 1r N* i Dm } r r Thr tir^rrr ’’r 0-Ai' r if i»f t r S n r d ArfyCR t J i- • * • i ** ” i4y r * if* t ' 1 ll . s ui t e a val et wa s a l r e a d y u n p a c k i n g s o m e ( f u n k s and l ayi ng out c l ot h e s when p e l Mar and hi s aBSlstant e n ­ tered. Wi th an e v e l a m a t l u n of s a t i s f a c t i o n at Ills u n o s t e n t a t i o u s e n t r y Into tho r l t i [ i d ‘ t ar threw off Ills l i e nvy cunt 1 11" Mil. I t.SlM'lo d to asslnt film 111 r e m o v i n g t h e c l o t h e s still wet ami wrinkl ed I r e m hi * pl unge i nto the sea. S c a r c e l y had Del Mur c h t t l g c d hi s c l ot h e s l imn )(_.* r e i e l v i d t wo i l s t t o r s S t r a n g e l y e n o u g h , tltei we r e dress ed in the u n i f o r m or p u l i ie me n '.First of nil we in art c o n v i n c e t he m of our h on e s t y to. - a hl . l ooki ng fixed­ ly at t h e t wo nt.'ii ' O r d er s have b ee n gi ven In t h o men e mpl oye d by Wu F a n g to he uhoul in hal f an hour. Wo mu s t p r e t e n d to a r r e s t t h e m on sight . You underntnnd “ Yes. s i r . ’ h!) o nodded. " V e r y well, c o m e o n , " Del Mar o r ­ dered, t a k i ng up h i s b a t nnd p r e c e d ­ i ng t he m fr o m (tie room. O u t s i d e tlie L a F o s t e , Del M a r and hla t wo p o l i c e m e n e n t e r e d tho c a r whi ch had dr i ve n Del Ma r fr o m tho seacOBHt and w e r e qui ckly whisked awa y, upt own, until they c a m e ne ar t he Dodge h o u s e Del Mar l euped from t h e c ar . fol­ lowed by hi s t wo po l i ce me n . " T h e r e they nre. already,” ho whispered, H e turned pre t t y n e a r l y e ve r y t h i ng upstrio down, t he n s t a r t e d on the d es k. Sud d e nl y ho i paused. T h e r e waa a paper He read U, t h e n with an ai r of e x t r e m e el ati on s hoved In Into hi s pocket. As ho was goi ng out hTf stopped In-side the VaUl. removed the handke r c h i e f from his ( i c e and bound hi m with a c or d from i Im portieres. T h e n . * t 111 I m m a cu l a t e in s p i t e of tils e t c c o u n t e r , he des c e nd e d In the e l e vat or, r o c n l e r i ' d a watting c a r and drove off I Hullo evi dentl y, howe ve r , lie wanted to c o v e r tils tr ac ks , for lie had not gone ha l f a dozen b l o c k s before lie stopped, paid a n d lipped the dri ve r gener ous l y, and di s appe are d into tho t h e a t e r crowij. * Hack agai n In tho P r i n c e He nr y, wh i t he r the fussy l i tt l e old man made til* way as q u i ck l y ns he could through a s i de s t r e e t , he went”(|ulolly up to his room. I ll s door was now locked. He did not have t o deny h i m s e l f to visitors, for he had none. Sti ll h i s room xvas c l u t t e r e d by a vast amount of para p h r n t a l l a and he wa s s eat ed before a t ab l e deep In work. Fi rs t of all lie tied a ha n d k e r c h i ef o v e r his n o s e nnd mouth. T h e n ho t ook up a c a r t r i d g e fr o m tho tnble and c a r e ­ fully e x t r a c t e d t h e bul let. Into tho s p a c e oeeu|iled by the bullet he poured a whlto powder nnd added a wad of t l C C i ■"* Hryds .* * £a. 1 t j [ , T h e g r e a t b u lk and mighty grip nf the Firestone NonSkid tread is a vital test of the holding power behind it. The exclusive way t h is e x t ra p o w c r of btuly is built-in to su p p o rt the extra tread explains why Firestone service gives j Most Miles per Dollar F ir e s to n e T ir e a n d Rubber Com pany J** | n l E i c h i m 7ir* Mim t l i t i u " A k ro n . O h io i Branch** *ml U**l*r* L**rr*dirra poi nti ng up t h e a v e n u e . All t h r e e h a s t e n e d up tho nvenue now, wh e r e , b e s i d e n uj il l , t h e y could s e e two me n l ooki ng thr ough I n t y ^ l y paper, l i k e a b l a nk ca r t r i d ge , pl acing a s t hough very a n g r y at s o m e t h i n g go­ J t h e c a r t r i d g e in t he c h a m b e r of ft re­ i ng on inside. volver and r e p e a t i n g t h e ' operat i on 1 ' A r r e s t t h e m ' " s houted Del Mar. until he had It fully l oaded It was a s Ills o « n m e n ran forward h u own Inventi on of an aapl n xlutlng T h e l ight was s hort and s ha r p, with ballet e ve r y e v i d e n c e of la >1 r g e n u i ne Due P e r h a p s ha l f an hi^tr i nter the tdd of ttia il a n m a n u g . i l to tit cult a way. b'i: -<ti Ins room rh'UUiii tic anil Ililtl Jlltli|i Mi.- g i i d ' l i Wall. !' Del h u ilntnar ul.it" uppcuruni e ............... I. Mar alt.I nil.- ul t he polu •-ni.-:i a' t r *util* tail l or l h from III" liiitil down I.1in, w l ib- t lie i i h. r tuili t t "tl t li" . till-. Zlri't. L ilka, a lunlulilkl - i l»l U a - wa 1 f o l . f drug •-I .1. i n J., iL> o t h e r drop, to ah iw hi msel f. g c nt h' rq a n who h a d evi de nt l y b e e n h u r ­ I>1 Mar l ooked at ni m In surpni pol i ceman. L l ui no scorned finite I mpressed with I rying thr ough t h e crowd. Ho had l us i a n t l y his a ct i ve mind recall-y tt l E l a i n e and I Itaif b e e n , n s . -I hav e h e r n e w friend. I n i Mur, us we made ! sllppi'd on s ot i ie t l Sng on thi* sidewal k i i r . . ..Id man who had fal len. b' tfvfTi said t al ki ng with tin* mao named our way lir tin* l ibrary, thou:;li I a m and lost Ills h a l anr e . falling n e a r us ••n t In- i.i i e e l ■* Hai l e ) , who posed ns a set ret S e r v i ce s u r e t h a t it was a pose on he r part At U' c ImiiI o v e r and a s s i s te d him lo i\ • • what was he I ' 1' mail, wli.'ti i h " r u mp u s begun A a the uni r a t e h>* s ee me d q u i t " c i i p T I • hi s f i i ’l As I took liiild of hi - han'l :■ ..n . ............. l i t ih.. t i n . " i. .rn ng t ■ - , .1 kj'jf. k) . 1 1 T' it a p e i u j i . i r p i ■ -.lit.' ft*uu l.itii I uil"> .1 wa^ i i idi-ul 1turf n* tli* i of I . ..‘I ; .11. oil * WIII! 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Ie*w ed i It ll* i ling t ai elull> I it wa s not un^hyei ved ||||.|| hul .Ire <v up b e f o r e t he hotel thought, a n d F l u m e foll owed nm a s i d e : Al ong I fill hi’^kll on a howl de t . ga/ c l i t tali' e F r o m it al ight e d t h e I iishv w h He 1 itdd he r my 1* .irs thg t h o a g i i t f u l h 'of*l to s e a and stunk util g e n t l e m a n who Imre sin'll it re* 1 don t h i . " tin l ooks nf M tnv lug a n old hrtei pip", sat a h"»il fish m a r k a b l e ri s et nli htnco io the lishersi I f " slo a g r i . d "V o I'll l.o very ••rtnan c l ad in an o i ls ki n hat and niati I m- i l l * paid tipi d r i ve r and e n ­ r.i: el"| w (ml 1 sav h e a v y , ungainly hoots Mmut tile n. ' ck tered tile hot el was a l o u t wolileti inulfler whi ch i o n U l . i l " we Were t a l k i n g I culihl s e e Hu v* "til d i r ec t l y to Iln- d " * k and out of tile e . l i n e r lit my e ve that the i e all'll Ul" l itwer ll'111 ,lf hi s f ue" qillte with wett murm ured Unger, s c a rc e l y a s i»ff i'i i u*i 11 a - li Is si t a g g l ) , gri/.’ I"d /• How was l ooki ng at us asKltu' i- and temlnlsi-etit ol a I Lher rnnl i heguti P a l ­ Irowtilng Hut It 1 had had an X lav yv h l s k e m ing (tie n a i i i i s down tin* l i s t until lie i ve I might h a v e s e n Ills U n coni rfuddi'Ill) ll" s e e m e d to d i s i u x e r s topped b e f o r e o n e whi ch read paiiluns on t he n l h e r side of t h e wall, womcthl ng t h a t IntereBtiul hi m, slnwly " M a r c u s Del Mur and v a l e t . W a s h ­ peer i ng o v e r as lli ev had done hefon* ro s e , t h e n t urned and a l mo s t ran up i ngton. D t * . R o o m r.L'ii and s howi ng everv evldem-p of Hillin' th. . s h o r e Qui c k l y lo- dropped behi nd W i t h a qui ck g l a n c e uhoul. lie made a n t e at ill) i n t e r f e r e n c e . a l a r g e rock and wai ted, ( . " " t i n g out a n o t e of It and t urned away, l e av i ng As the HimmwJntj he a r i ng the T h e ma n r e s u m e d hla q u e s y o n i n g of j tile lav F o s t e to t a k e up q u a r t e r s of s t r a n g e r , on whom flu* Jislii ri nan had Klulti" r o g a i d l n g t h e t oi po dn and sli " , tils own hi t h e P r i n c e Henry down the kopt hi s e y e s r i ve t e d, t ur ne d a nd replied gua r de dl y , as , iu fact, nho Could | s treet. ri d r o v e a wa y, t h e old salt r o s e fr o m he* not iln ot her w Ise Not until Del .Mar had left wl jh his hind his rock gazed a l t e r t h e e a r n* Suddenly we hoa r d s ho u t s mi the two p o l i ce me n did t h e fussy ol d- ge ntf t o tlx e v e r y line of it in Ids tiietn Other side of tlie wall, as t hough siitlie t l emn n r e a p p e a r ill t h e L a F o s t e . T h e n n r y , “ fid t h e n he. too, qui c kl y dlaap- o ne were a t t a c k i n g s o m e o n e e l s e. ho r o de up to Del M a r ' T room and p r a r o d up t h e road. T h e r e s ee me d to hi- s e v e r a l of t he m, rappm! al 1h r door T h e s t r a n g e r » ear had nr, t re e ! ) ills i or a mall quteklv Hung h i m s e l f over " l a Mr. Del M a r I n ? " ho Inquired a p p e a r e d wh e n the f i s h e r ma n t ur ne d t he wall a nd r a n Co us. nf t ho vnlct f r o m t he shorn road Into a c l um p of " T h e y ' r e aft* r u s . " lie s hou t e d to " N o . s i r . " repl ied that f unct i onary. ‘‘ s t u n t e d trees, and m a d e hi s way to a I In Hay T h e l ittle old man a pp e ar i ng l o conh u L Not f a f a wa y mttod a hiiiii U. un Itnntiriilv our v i si t o r drew n gun and . ! !er. s t a nd i n g a mo me n t dandl i ng his p r e t e n t i o u s c l os ed e a r al so wilh a i nll uw. d tin- new i un t i l as he r a n to -ilk lull Absent mindcdlv he 'Hul p"d drlv e r g . t out of tlo Kard1 u mi i h " nppnjill" it As I he valet stoop. i| to pit k il up t s ha l l he n u d ) 111 a ml ti ul e t h e i l i rcrtl on III." old g e n t l em a n • \!tll>ll"d alg/ug lilt}' t i she r ni u n nodded, a l mos t runni ng Into lust t hen a lull w .-II dre ss e d, strik and s t r e n g t h s. u n e l v i • t.• . -t p ee l i ’d I h o hut. as t he dri ver tnov.-d his e.tr mg man i a i i i " o v e r thu wall, arcoitiot his ye a r s He sel/eil t he valet, up cl (/Her l o t he door pa riled by aimt Jtcr d r e s s e d us a ihi IIcc white with o n e -foul j h u ki cked lltC T h e l a r g e r mo t o r had di s a ppe a r e d itinti, and r us hed t o wa r d us door shut f a r d own t h o * b e n d of t he road when lAtfore t h e s ur pr i s e d s e r v a n t knevj ■The c a r licjirniR the m y s t e r i ou s t h e f l s h c r mq n r e a p p e a r e d In an a l - ‘ what was gqtijg on hi s as s ai l ant hud s t r a ng e r . Del Mar , k e p i uu unli t It moat I n c r e di b l e t i m e he had i hangi d whipped from bfs pocket a Ijamikertils uHskl us nud t numc r for a da r k c o a t - r e a c he d New Y o r k , t h e n ma d e Us way c h i c f hi whi ch was conc e a l ed a thi n thr ough i ho c i ty until il c a m e to tho a n d a l l k ha t . Ho wa s n o l o n g e r n I litre of a n e s t h e t i c T h e n l eavi ng tho D s h c n n a n , but a r a t h e r f u s sy l ook i ng H o t e l l . a Frtitf*. Del Mar Jumpe d out of the c a r , tils val et prone In a c o r n e r with t he h a n d ­ ol d gent l ert rfh. b c w b l s k c r e t l still, with wet r l o t h e s covhrotl cuntplet* ty by the k e r c h i e f o v e r hla face, lie pr oceeded i e y e s l oo k i ng out k e e nl y fr o m o P » lr long coat H r r e g i r t r r e t F fi nd rode up fo m a k e ix s y s t e m a t i c s e a r c h of tho o f gold r l mi ned g l a s s e s ', r ooms , op e ni ng all d r awe r s , t r u n k s t h o elcvHlot i n r o o ms v* hl rh had al %F ol lo w t h a t c a r — at a ny c os l , ' h e re a dy been e n g a g ed for him, In hla and bugit. o r d e r e d almpl y a s he l et liltvsX*lf I nto . -if* :- J 1 NOV EMU Kit 12. 101' . .• • \ “Honor To Who ■ The Floridaa Hem L l* . f i c lT . TT n m •• r *.r T7 ! T V ^ tl . f * JLj A ^ ?9 . >* 4 a hange I In* N< u N, (it Arcadia. Ifis in ! i.* i n an at 1\i if.iI»•i»f t J_i<* I* l<trida C 11r11s Kxchaii^<‘. On tlie coidrary. t!itr ^rhlor nf this paper has severrh criticised Ihf orLTJini/ati< n <n mm > n>us uciMsinns. 'riiis fact makes all (lie nmre remarkable w • !> \ trilmlt In iho E\chan:-c puh lishcfl in a i t t old issue « ! 11.« A N it DIM* I liitii llilll- lo ) jjiw s i ’s |)in| i f f I !|i’ \t r r i ’t l i l - I.i H 'l'lr o llteis. l u l l - HI I 111* \ Ml i l l t lit** Hill II It n f vv I- I ' l l ' im t mi"-, im n l i n- * f n t i l .still- and Dp| n n i m i t t v i i i i i r k t l iiij;. b u l b rrlail Mt i " I f c x f i ' p l i n n spiiki* ti n* all ill t i n* (.’ i t r i i s pcopU* p ill Mr. aild ili-alcrs. tImt praisF up t i n* t i n* fact fruit best ci|llip|icd plant in w .1 i* I i l d ‘ JI t j 1J * 1 ■ | a 1. I ll** J i M r .! i'l I lii \ l i. i \ c Ilf fall.' In 11j t* prupi c 111- 11 ilitil imi so (lull a I I I! * \\;t\ tli.it w as fntil, tin l lu*>i * flint siiffid rn l t lf I i d Ii ***;- I r c m t r n l pen 1*1\ r ! i ;i ) i n I i*r\ it-yx 1 1 f I M i l I lie ni l i i l i l ii'ii x v . i s t ) . of ki" H 11 .I* • H r I i i ; i d \ • H I . 1 •; 1 1 l l c 1 l i i n k s I It r l u l l i n ' >f I In* si ;t I r ’ s p r n s p rillx i-( i i " i i i i d H H i ' w i l l I d y l * m n r r liamllrs S i s r t r t n i k ,. nuiiiii^rr stonier* wi t It \\ li« >1« Willmtil r*;irh p a r l y liiobrsl K xclu m m * njriTi'intf LHianilit i h I d <It*i n-.> I l n .JfS" V. . . . I i \ u i " i . . : . ^ Wi t - > i ' i \ p r o m s * * ■ i i f i I n. i. I * ■ i\ l i n i n ' I »\ •I . . I a t K lar^rwi fruit Kditinky, rily wi l l limn t i fj t r r t ' s w i t h a* i ;■ 1 >t «* In r il Ilitil wi t h into an J h - s n p p l i i t| w i t h thi' i Irm at*d **. ns that il m n rr M r . S i s r t r u tdv il •- i i t f i i i i t r l v j i r r f - *-11 ■>ii 1* | n n i a i i t mi t i n* risk n f d r o p p in g t ha n* t o fore**' itlrr.idy nv iT criiw d cd in .irk rl. — E d ito r ia l froiiidlu * A ir ad ia \ r w s . rr i i e s t a n d i n i r o f t h e F l o r i d a C i t r u s K \ e h aa n p r m r v e r y i m i M i r t a u t c i t r u s f r u i t m a r k e t i d t i n - « T ' i m t r \ is ;<•is Lro o d ts m ( h r 1 etkiQS v i s i t e d b y Mr. .lotu s, lhr e d i t o r o l I !,.■ Nt u s W h \ m d l.ik e a d v a n t a g e of th is fav< r a h l e c o n d i t i o n w h e n st-IhriLT \ m i r o n u s e s o r Lrr a p e t r u i t , a n d m a r k e t t h e m t h r o u g h t f i e E x c h a n g e ? S i*c t h e ittaiiayer of the local a s s o e f a t i o n , i f t h e r e is o n e in 1 <m r c. i . m u c d* f'.erv.i e eoniiMuni c a t e w i t h tlu.s o i l i e r f o r i u r i i u . u Km • Florida C ilr u s E ^ zchange, 7c. .i r r : 'C �11 - f*x P AGE S E V E N Collars f or Convict*. Ono of ithe lat est reform aehetnes at Sing Sing la that of letting uric oners dross up on Hundav "Ono of tho men was wearing the first white col­ lar he had worn In teh years." As aintnnt Warden J oh n s o n Is qu..... .. ns saying "And h e S p e n t t h e w h o l e of E as t e r morning telling how good ,t felL It is said Oiat now, if the men can afford If. they may on Sunday go an far ns they like, e v e n lu silk underwear and fur overcoats Sinlor.1 U « * « N" 62* J ,\.mn.or.i,'.ii|«n every flnjl «nd third ,ur„|:i\. hi 7:30. Vei li ng brethren Thursday J . C. Humph II.J. j.T*> '"' rii ir>' U M >|<inr<M* « h*[Her No. 15. It. A. M. . . i t-.-very -econd and fourth Thurs d4> \|,t-nhic Hall over the Imperii) Viol mg companions welcome. TVstr. II K . To l ar j y K •taiy High Priest L'rrt for Black Loeutt Outsil«l«* Ith u.H . \r f-fit.. Icm |n, hhu*k locuql l u |irhiri|.a» utlll* iti110'f! In InhiijitIur |rI«iNit111J tir*ic:ke19 Eastern St a VletiM verv first and t hi r d , Tuesday !or II'tfKrapti 11 ml 1 I**1 in each month. Everyone who has seen JJj, Slnr in the E as t nre cordially invited m ii*it this chapter. ‘ Alice E , Hobhins. Se e y Semi nob' ' h a p t e r 2 , O r d e r lnntracfan\ |*hii« it I \ Lodge No 5. K. of I’ . Me.tssi.ond and fourth Tuesdays. Suitingknight*always welcome, j] Mrl.nuliy 0. J. Miller I B EAM S c. c. K II and S CH AN N EL A N G LES Sanford l . u d g c N o . 2 7 , I. O . O . F . M . - t * , ver> M o n d a y a t over j. W.Hh'Sii.#turjii • Selrrj j j A “ 4 7 :2 0 p. m . , -• : J . - k DIckm?o», and All Shapes. N. (1 TRU SS RODS ST A Y BO L TS IRONW ORK o f All* Kinds. B O IL E R •*■ . PLA TE TA N K ... S T E E L STRU C ­ TURAL F IR E ESC A PES HARD WOODS. - t;,ilr t ily t amp No. C, W. O. - W Mis)* -enind anti (purth Wetlnesdny fijgi.i' hi .oil i Mont h. ' J I’. Hoolelian F I M I’. r <'ouncil f ’omimuuler It P M s.iuluril bodge IiTlI I ■I Onril Wednesday night : ' i .uni Palmetto Avr. T \ Neal• KKulted Killer •jhi 1 11.. I t fe i <e t o u n u b N u . 2 1 J u n i u t Order I i d le d A m e r i c a n M e c h a n i c s Meet' wry Wednesday at 7: 20 P. \l ii , City Hall." Visiting brothers ,,,- wi nun , C. II Smith, Her. Soc. > . Ii t il» ii V e r u ; Nn. I Hfi.l M.,i -,g every Tuesday night at h ii . !*■• i. I’u i. Ilmlding \V U I • las i Hubert'. I •• • dent Secretary g«a>yaga 6> 11J I s T l t l l l b : NO fit. I. O linen It. M , Competent Force of W o rk ­ men for Ko.td W ork. // M- v*t tir-'i and third Friday | Mg! • • •"in Masonic Temple. \i-ituig brothels- welcome tt i loll ii Si .intper. Sachem JACKSONVIlir FLORIDA I nttrd Ilfnitn rlioiid of ( arpenlcrs and Jollier* of America ' -j 1 1 ■! bocal l iiliil) No 1751 meet* fr-r l ' ird riairsduy night at 7 e ' ' • I -igleij 1 BUSINESS CARDS j H a ll (' Pear-*on Predl.lellt ( ♦ tin e Inch < ards W ill . H c r n i d * *if l . i h e r l f I i gl i - . ' Hail t i er itr->v* .\|. >i ul ay t his m •* I A« .I *• M • ••* •It ^ \ J . \ F• N •• I IIOM S* miitutft < uunij . H*» iila,. * ' | til Ntt j Hn'UOfl '• *V K ' '• tig ft*.** . , r , j *«t th< >Ull •f - ii* Ii •• *»ifKai *n * irt* * ** I ti. i. - . u r 11 r \K( • 1 >. IVI 2 h i t i:< akd rner* Winn Iriilf 1II.IV Jirtifx I>, U^h- Scmmolf* ■I*•IrraofiK Oi-d attm i Onr >rar frui i „ .1 l o t l • • o h •*'' d o - al-u alarnod pot wloii- l li i st v had f oi uol Itle I podo h e liuppetied t o si the old l i uml k. - M l i l ef s ul l i - d w i t h dirt NearI.V 111) Itle h t l l e p r o p e l l e r lie p u k e d them up ISIS. % *n - I#-j(al b«iifx t i *«!*• **n i "rj|L&*. * Ah folly ■rime P#,)r fmrnird j 1tn une i^ray 4iid 'li» arid « ri ( h l r i £ a f ^ i t u+ I'fiHsn fTiarr reulr n i m t d M•< a bo ut 1300 pound*; * f* n,u^ n « m » d Sarah and wr i f h" ',,i I’ °tiiid■. one bay mare mule ri. «t *tf and f F t i f h l nr about 1200 '••an m i j t* mul r named Dajijy, * 1 2 0 0 pound*, one. Mark named fH-tt y,± ^ , ‘d v e i g h l n ( ^ , iT.nl 1’ unfl#; one b r o t n hor*# mule f h » Lf ‘ * ft^ * r^ ih t t» c a b o u t I2 S 0 po und *: »ti|hfii n n m r j Hob i n n ni*.. , UUJ *200 p o u n d *; and o n * b l * r k mtii*. n* m*d J r a l e , and weighing * S P E C IA L IS T In CANCER, GOITRE and TUMORS Cure Tht m Without (Tilting The m l)ut ORLANDO, CON TIXrED) CRATE FLORIDA M A T E R IA L S BLUE STONE / IN S E C T IC ID E S G R O W E R S ’ S U P P L IE S A F u l l S t o c k a t AM T ir n c s at O u r •. and B c a r d a l l ‘W a r o h o u s c s C H A S E Santord C O . SAN FORD Chon.» 3 6 IM OEAROALL f hone I 1 •*.*-) -**--l -'*».* to «*)r*—bullwn-r—rrrtrt **he-r h " i tied t>-"aid Mo* )iDrury, which w< Just l eft, b y a n o t h e r d o o r \s they e t i t ered tin*)’ saw a little old gentl eman riislilng In from the c'oii*ervatory a n d locking the door tie liln.l him l b - whirled iiliout, and I " 1 mid I ' d Mar i . i o g n i k e d each ot he r a* bail tn flic drawing r vor n a- with b e a t i n g ul l i i n r e a r I U. p i nrotind l suggested, hur 1Geo. H.Fernald Hardware Co. |; X* *■ ** m ' m -w . 5 2 Are tfi'intf a Durham Duplex Demonstration Razor Free to each purchaser of one fifty cent package of Duplex blades. Only one Razor to each person. 3 5 3; Sf 5 .' P ‘3 m * m . 10 i Geo. H.Fernald Hardware Co. I !U M fff X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X X IX X X J X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X Di d Alar * mail 1 w a s 11b r a r \ dm ip % X .* ‘ At I.AVn •— ' * *v \ PHONI ID \ M a r a m f t he Ol d M .iry P rcw Gun* S l i " lut* fn i i m l |t •" h e j ' M biiillcil i n wondcr-t following Kin i i i e ’ . . 4 • . . HENRY McLAULIN iMaxwell’s * * Phone 182 * • ' e i m* p h i . uiil.l \\T> h a v e thbtrt iri’ iill t h b h«M in. -k. -*, b o t h . I m c p . . i n - unt l h i g h e r , w i n c h we wi l l . pi I i ' p tvrnt-* t n *oiT. ( I r , we curt P i u p \Oiir ol d o n e .it ,, r c i i - o u . i M c p t i i v I ' . i m i ' in u m l l ui k H> n.* n h u u i it Sanford Cycle Company ••• Ou*sfjR»* na thcjiitw tt. I»d Max * m*‘ti biii! h.*.‘ i) lu n k lt i g iihrmt. but Ipul tits covered hoiking T h e y patmrd a rno mefif to speak l*>ok out’ uliisticri-d one of tlictu. "There's someone co mi n g . ’’ 7(fc. They dropped i j owti ' i n the shallow There in the Ugltt p f the street lamps M Y SP EC IA LTIES: was the nissy "bid , g en t Ionian romlng |M(.‘K A K t f S HAND - P AI NTE D ( HINA across tho lawn. He stole up to the iloor of the conservatory dnd looked G O H f l A M ' S S T E R I . I NO S I L V E R through Du Mar's me n erswied a few R O G E R S * PLATED W M t E feet closer. The l i tt le old man e n ­ r C f . l N AND WALTHAM. WAT C HE S tered tho- conservatory and lacked about again stealthily. The two men followed him In noiselessly and watched as he bent o ver the palm pot from wtt&£ tlie dog had dug up the torpedo, "lie looked at the hole curl niiwly Just then he heard miuikIs to* hind him and sprang to his feet floods up," ordered one of llte men, covering him wllh a gun. Tho little old m a n t hr ew' up hifi 1* hands, raising his c a n e still In *?ilr right hand The man wllh the gur took a step closer. Aa he did so U>« Kilo old man brought down his cant with n quick blow and knocked tin gun out nf Ills hand T h e second m®' •elro'd the cane T h o old man Jrrkete cane hi ’ xndlng ther \ iiioci 11 * ll\ll Oji|KH4Kt* ( . I t s -• •.’•v ' I iJfii U-v;^lu1<1n•j(-t<’>}Tin.I Acccfworics FLORIDA 1041st. St. G K O . N. I t K U I Y . M« x t * r In C h s u c r y . W* r l o » . .o|«. (or Cornpl t * X “To Snvt‘ t ’ime Is To \a mil Life” *a\c if >ini' I'liiii «t'flu',ypIrV I!, wDt:.ny |,imma day dn-j(iir vralk fromnm* i<>twen(v liltirk* wlirti if you had.a lucvdli*. fin* Irip eutild liumadt1 in imp four!h (fit’ iiini’Y ^ ' Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a cco s ............ |.«u«d. . UK Dr. J. A. TROVILLION Kl.lllp I ii- v dlcw gun* log,-tiler toil it", little olil mail fired llrsi Hi* bullet st ruck tin- wnll hack nf I '• I Mar and a ( loud of vapor was in Manrlv for ini-d e n v.dujiiug I *d Mar and . ' e n Ktairie lud Mur fell, over * "'ue "tub- Klnliie *aiik more slow I' llo : Hi. ,.ld hi .in i .iii forward la iIn* conservatory Aunt Josetihlne and I heard (lie shooting Just ns one ..f I ••I Mat - iiieit ran in again With bin. "X ' ■•11 Inn k toward the library !'»• llii- tlui(‘ the whole house wa* ar'ui-e.|w I--lining* an.I Marie were hiirrvliig (lowtiHtnlrs. erving for belt, ati.t making their wav tn the llbt.ir' a i-o In I I " . l l l i i u r v i t i e l i t t l e ,i^g m a n . - -111•t *. • t e r h i . . , , ( l o g i l u s i to l ookh I hell! "Ter |j.| \|ar and Kialne Dill I! r t l l o l l g t i I t " , p a l m - l o r Mustv She I " a- mil' a moment Inter flint he s t f i t t g h t e t v e d Up a l i d w e l i t Oil out hcunl 1!,, whole liouse urnuseil tjul. k 1 * 1 Mil) l e t l t i i i i i| [ t e s t d e tlo p a l m I 1> b e - h , " M l o c k e d t i " . f t d d l n g . l oo p* JEW ELER * r^ r , • - r**r* I •Vi glilg Ir: :b.* , . ” .■n>! now with his tail bet ween lit* legs, he seized the torpedo in Ids mouth and bolted for (lie door of Hu* drawing room, for he had heard voices in the library As he did so he dropped t h e handkerchief and Dm huh- propeller. loioelicil Ity hi* teet h. J, II ,<fl Klalne' entered the <onsert atorv . -till (tilling Ullstv wUK tl"l l(.e|e He bad rein tod the s t m t - si -iitving up !.| the llttll still llilldltlg lilt- torpedo model lu Id* nnmib He pushed open the attic door and run m l(uslv>* Iasi tc(ugc in t tin.* of trout.|c w.i* tia.'k of a numtier ><l It links among which were two nf almost the same sire aiyd appeaTniit i Pelllod one Ilf Ito-iii he hud tll<|.i>n a in l sc e I In nei pi- (,.illeilmO of holic- j,i..... .. of him nil a ml thing* dear to III- heal I He dropped the thr peiln among these treasures Del .M,n meanwhile had followed Kl.llle il.o-ngli ih. hall am) into t L. *■* ( -oi l *, i \atorv \tie , ni. rvd t,« DH M %NTKU S A L K •% *’> ' i dU K of a drefrte of for«*j.i. ‘ I,r rrrtdrr#*1 by I he ilunnraMe ^ S f ' r n i h J tnlirUI Ci rcui t of th*1 *fJfc. P ,t tt»r Hf* unt * ’ .sB,Pi M ■."W-TC co — i yJ ... 1, . . , 7 , Ah "ft *" » rC*Uiln ( " r thrrrin K t Th*Jtiiu-h. r.umb«r lion1 "tS^r Wr-\V Itrady- .n.l * ' 1' Ik* urd.r.lsn,' fu ‘ \"** r.***itft* *n ch»sr.rz 'C»c#t »iwi Br»i UiiQrr-fdr 'k. r«ar, _ _ inford, " <n S.oih.rd i la SDITE 9. COURT UOllM Hf Ift K UTS, ‘ ’ Bit . ' i U l ' . \ K E T Ii Ad minir (r Ht f 11 \r, . 12 1 ’ Ii>ii-t y l i.td I LAWYER *’ »■f Fill, wri* hr ff 11ji mill 1"*'l 1*' I ' f t r n l •n > rfn ?m « f»n*t ’ "U. of rl t l i r f of you, fma> |-nt*mJs ftig I" t i t r rulIN SM JsO K elaim* ■ftfn*t *»li| SANFORD, 0 m*;iIi\| sionli/ed LE TTU C E H A M P E R S *>« r i t f i n l . FI a ! rrifrij l 1 iffttivi, hiiiributi’n ami u . .,1 i [ ii *. by t h e n* I ' a h l H ' K t * ^ 5 Y^'DUr t r * * *»11ri I I J llll| r, ,Hc ri11Mid r >i »i |1 s t ,11 r of I lid till niiftr •T O As Del Mar proceeded shtj^iaysed. still As the man attacked with the holding the ribtxm. Dusty, who h a t e d sheath the li ttle old man parried, sent ribbons, saw bin chalice and quietly It flying from his grasp and wounded sidled out. seeking refuge In the c o n ­ him The wounded man sank down, servatory while tin- little old mail ran off through the palms, followed by the Alone in the conservatory. Rust y pther of Del Ma r’s men qtilckl) torgnt about the ribbon and Around the hall he ran and back began nosing about the palms At Inst Into (he conservatory, where he he canto to the pot tn which the torpicked up a heavy chair and threw It f*edo model had been buried In t h e through the glass, dropping himself soft earth by the thi ef the night it had behind a convenient hiding place near been stolen from t h e .fountain by Did Mar s man, close af ter him Quickly Klolne recalled lierpelf. and. mistaking tho c f a s h of glass for the erring the ribbon lu her hand and Ituaty gone, called him. There was no escape nf the m a n ’ he waa pursuing, went on through the broken exit answer, and she excused herself, for Then the little old man doubled on It was against t h e rules for Rusty to Ills tracks anil made for the front of wander about the house In his baste Hie thi ef liatljefi Just a • • • • • • * corner of the ha ml kerchief sticking \ \ Ith Aunt J o s e ph i ne [ hud re mai ned out of tbs dirt Wh at mfrvo.ofHe had III li e Ilhr.ll v tmtii-cd. Musty * k< i-n . . *- * and m> e U l c ’ - th at ’ I . \t 1,- li m e d a ! t lo ills, c.ten d. and Ills u.-nnci told him first so u n d s • A l ig h t ’ to ilia fur If In a m "m ui lie unco* | ■rj*>j t k* tut j di a n d I t s n dV. r. h i r f m i d | , l . g . t i r w e r u s h e d f o r t h e c o n •-> r i at,," ( ■i,fTT« *1 * ! he 'irI ' ' |l..w . .J *,, ,j 11, ktv I,v 1|j" l.e-t I t,"l. In* it, a -.| ),t. i . i a ll Practice 111 Htulc uii»l fetJrr»il s"11<1: rn i idto1nits o. 'Arr .’"t,. A. I) * pg r . l i e d , bh vslat trig fume*, but shit smlh'.l ij'irrnditI>*. "though weakly ' \\ Ii u to r >■ did I get t lint 7" she mail Tht W ell-K n o w n N o c tllil e n d ih t Creator o f tho “ Craig Kennedy" Slorie* g.ii to g.u p 11 n ii 11v, catching sight . f Urn i.i-e In tn r hand Did you put II Ib-r. ” ’ Presented in Collaboration With the Pstbe Plijrrx and thr Fclccttc Film Company e- npj rl gbt . OH . t»y U>« B i t Coro pony All Foreign U l g b t s He sr r r r d I rln k mi 1 . "J and sb** gated ul t h e rose wondering Whoever 11n* lltthr man was, he wn» While Del Mar was speaking E lal no wllh a thin, luugh steel rapier It was picked up a ribbon from,the table and a sword cane. Del Mar s man held the gone I longed for f*rttlg started to Ue It about llusly’s n ec k. sheath. ..GEO. A. DECOTTES.. \ It K M . Ad rninivt r at or -. m i By ARTHUR B. REEVE -P r jSCHELLE MAlNES, » it htt» it I ) : . i \ . u • y r r s f b p T<> I it if 1 k h o w pi «t u l i i i t * r i ! A I T O K N F . Y l*te H" r ’ I " , '.1 *=* -c4- l'ii re* wco* bcnrn’IicaHy F lo ri d a i Ktii «■ in \ 11 well ftliiir « *• u( you, aij*. E r f r l i ) 1* ni’i li;• rlai mo •F * L nr •*1f hr! of >«mi f r' - f 1 h «’Q » lr nf j e t s f Owen * ■ ■ 1. In** ^kmlnujr ^rminuje I'min I f h»- utitltr* 'I*' A Detective Novel and a Motion Picture Drama .. ^.jramatioiiMilk I '1 Ml I W II - fl N in 'Mfv lift \Ilk1: t 1ftIfTia Afttlftfti 1 ' The Exploits 'of Elaine Always safe Klton .). !\I(\i^h(on 1 liHWli Judfr Nrminnlr W n»* ^ |ft|c ui Ilurilift ♦ care, on Hie sofa, and Elaine, already regaining consciousness, lay back In a deep easy chair. Ah Del Mar moved I turned again to Elaine wlio was now nearly recovered "How do yon feel?" ! asked, itnx b"i *h 4 I I nlv Sanford, * mi * * i*b .»•. >' v a I * ________ _____________ ______ A •n.9< al* •n« ♦ I n I IM III l o l l s 1 —'- Wilson, & Housbolder, r.AwViais ' f * Gill* wiritf ilrfrfliifi! prop-v - *•*"** f t* ---- t •1 m o . 1 -<is mil * 10 m uwr* •f a . . •» , ..ft, , 4t..* * ** ' *• f»* fftt dr r.| to a • L l* » N«»ftj t «rt ifi I *- ■- - )owrll lltiilding ( i nn . I**f |■i Hi#il /4 mlr v s t M i i t t n f tt nfPiil i* if41 H|a.tii f! - \)•p1UHfli. n ' D EN TIST lEf.AS' ADVERTISING . It.- P u b l i s h e d I n- At 1 h r K a l e i If J 7 . 2 0 DR. C. G. BUTT • ---------- V l Reading Pet t ear w ______ r________________________________ -.litIt at 7 211 , * ' I H o u s e h o l d e r . Phmmatider !.<rtlia Packard. Secretary r o 1' _ _ • Together. 1xxxiiiiiiiiii xxxiiiiiiiiniix^xiiiiHiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxx r O h j off. while li.-YyMarn man tried to heat In tho dtrjg\~V inshle the- little xflll man. who had ! been llsleiiiiig. saw’ ifiat there was n>> fn^nns of eacnim He J silly d off his ••oat and vest and turned d e m tiisid.' out On tho insi de ho halt.prepjired an exact copy of J c n n l n g ’s livery. it winy onl y' a m a t t e r of seconds be" fnreHjehad cpfnpleted his chance For it moment h*y paused and look.'d nt t h e kwo pr3l m»te .figures before him ThenjBie look u rose from a vase on tho fable and placed it In E l a i n e s hn ltd Finally, with Ills whiskers and wig off. he moved to Die rear door where ( I >•'! Map’s-tnati was Ifeatlng und oRdflrd I t * „ .. * " l a j p k h e cried, tMilnthtg In ati imi "f it»t-(I # j ) .11 I w-| Mar und El.i|M' What flu.lt we d o ?" » * l Mat^r imm.'Wlin bail n e ' e r at'.jd ran to h l i diast.-r and the J l t l V old, man, "lir. his tmw dtsgnUe. slipped qnfcUy- Into the hull and out the front tjonr, where tin had g, taxicab wait lug for hint down the street. , A moment Liter I btirnt open the other library door And Aunt Josephbio followed nio in. Just as J ennings hltns el f tinil'Marlo ent ere d from the drawInn room. It was only u moment before we had Del Mar, who was most In need of f ’l There's A Treat In Slore lor t W youngster who sew-* his mother or big sister covering a slice of our bread' teilh jnin or |«Minut huttor, ' Try if at, your houso uiuLyou’Ji I'md tli.- kiddiegrowing meriler and sturdier. St art by buying a loaf today. •* SPENCER’S BAKERY l i 1 Park Ave. .. Fr«e Delivery iSSl’i Natures S oil B uilder ! -H Blowers' Ground Limestone makes acid soils sweet. It.releases potash salts nnd imparts .strength and vigor to growing crops and troei. Mowers', tim e stone ground unusually One readily piixf.s with the soil, Confaiiu tfo impuritics--can h c ^ p p lie d a t any tim e —ii, inexpensive. Write for literature and prices. Blowers Lime & Phosphate Box R 308, Ocala, Florida = ‘ if?, * * Co. V . �THE SANFORD HERALD NOVEMBER 12. 1015 under auspices Ai(l Society. Pr es by t e r i an ta ip a v a r* and • cltlia n a of Bpacial T it B e h o o f Il U tid rt No. 1 of S t m l e o l e courtly, or do. i r e by said or dt r required ■to b# ind app*ar prior® thr rlrritlt enari In and for t h r S e v e n t h Ju d ic i a l Circu it of tha ■talc <*f F lorid a, on ilia 30th day of No* ram her, A D. 19I&, at 10*00 o 'clo ck a. m, Ladies' Continued Irom Page 5 Nov. 19-20. Flower show and plant sale in Wei borne block, f i n d e r auspices of Ci t y Beautiful c o m m i t and Mrs. ThoYnas C Clark of tee Dec I St. Agnes Guild Bar. a at Was h i n g t o n , 1> (' and has muiTr J ii cksbnvil le his home for the past in Welboriie block. Ladies of the Bapti st church will thr ee years hold Christ mas bazaar in R o b e r t a ’ T h e following an n o un c eme nt s store. have been issued. Dec 11 Se ni o r Guild, Holy Mrs L a fa y e t t e Atkins Cross Churrh, nnnunl supper in has t lie honor of announcing the marriage of her Welboriie blork Dec Ik Congregati onal b a z aa r daughter ami food sale, Wel borne bl ock. Fl orenc e J a m e s Please noti ce the correct ion in d at e of Senior Gui ld; Der.* I ! is the Mr. He n ry Cul bertson Chirk Wed n e s d ay, l he tenth of Novetn- date it will be held. ; One T ho us a nd , Nine Hundred mid Fifteen, lii r lh * at J acksonvi ll e, Florida V By the st ork express to Mr and Mrs. T W. Hansell, a little son. Tuesday, Nov. *J. He will he named J oh n T h o m a s . at kluimtnrr rt the county of Uacrola, ■late uf FI or da .n# aaidl circuit, to »how n ui c , If any they have aby 11* aaid Imuc of hondi *1100111 *rn||*, b« tmnfirmed and valid a led, an ol ding to law, at which time anti |»1bi /‘ alii per* urn* drtlr ing may he heard on i hr matter of t he - %aliitat Iqn of ■aid bond *, an I* provided Ity C h a pter with the law firm of K a y & Doggett. He is the" son itf Rev. Dr. fcHftit of the I - a * * of F lorid a of lOtfL » W k n e * * , K. A. Il m jf l a e * . Clerk of *ald court and »hr ira l of ^aid court on (hi* th« 10 th day of N o v em b er, A I> J 9 I 5 ‘ • ra il K A I l O U O l ASS. C l e r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u i t , S e v e n t h Ju#!i Hal Clrr uH, S e m f n p l e C o u n t y, F l o r i d a 21 F r t t c NOTICK OK f il l M Alt Y BI.KI MON N o t i c e I* h e r * b y g iv en t h a t a W h i t e M i r ■ Frimary will be held in the city «f Hanford, Be ml rime c o u n t y , FI nr i d * , T ucatiay, No* %cm h e r 1 $ , A. Ittlft* to r th e no m i n * * tiiifl o f randhlatr* fo r t h e follow in g o Hirer* to * w ll; Fur Mayor of t h e H t y of Hanford; Hfvrn (7) Counrtlmin, and rive f5) per­ s o n -to rnrvc for two yean nrtl rntu* Inc *■ F*ecutive Comrnititeraen; *U<» for r e r n m mendatinn by primary of % p*r*nn J o serve ■■ Clerka n d C o l l r c t o r of th e c i t y of Sanford, and alio a pe r t o n to irrrr *■ Treasurer and Collector o f th e c i t y nf Hifilonl, Th** la»t two nimrd offler* bwInc appointive office*. a p p o i n t m e n t t o i*mad* by t h e Mayor and c o n f ir m e d by th e C ity Council T h r p o ll* will bn o p e n e d at e i g h t o ’c l oc k a. it, on ■aid* e l i te , a n d will d o * # at live ®*f I o r k ip m .. a n d I h r f iif I r»wl n c n a m r *I [pra un R a r e h e r e b y , mi *p o i n t e d to se r v e a* c l e r k a n d I n s p e c t o r * of «ai«f primary,, tow it; S c h e l l c M airtdw. i n s p e c t o r ; T i m K e a n e , i n s p e c t o r ; C . C . H o w a r d , * I n i p e e l o r , W *W l.onf. c l e r k . Friends of Dr. Bmichetle urc daily knowing enquiring for him, not that lie is vi siti ng his old h ome ut All ca n dida te* for the various office^ to Thonmsvi lle, Gu. He will be u way b * vote d in raid p rim a ry m u tt file with F ella K. F r i n k , a e e te ta ry of the while for revern! weeks. S o n u f CuUntlur This Afternoon: Mrs. W. L Morgan and Mrs. It. C. B o we r s give reception* S a t u r d a y Af te r n o on : Russian pr o g r am of Music Deput tment a t Wo man ' s Club. . Monday. S m IS: Mrs W I’ Carter e nt ert ai ns for thi' C hi ld r e n' s Home Soci et y T u e s d a y Af ternoon, Nov Hi. Social I h'pitrl nieiit Bridge Puriv I Wo man ' s t 'lull W i d n i f d a \ . Nov 1. Aftcrnuiui * . . . — — T h e Eight Hundred Sewing Cl ub me et s with Mrs. J oh n Tyler. Welfare D e p a r t me n t meeting. Wednesday Ni ght : Miss Era nk and Miss Williams' Tu r k v Du lire at I *luh house m an's ' e t r e u t l v * c o m m itte e , on or before the |0th day of N o vem ber. 1915* nnllro of t heir in t e n t io n to be ca n didate*, and at the tim e of filing atieh notices, the a»*c*an itnt a c i i n a t »uch ca n d id a te* m uil a c c o m ­ pany * a m c , tog4 * her with a written * l a t r m rn t pledging thrlr willingness to abide by the result* of «aid prim ary . No C a n d i ­ d a ! e ‘« nam e will h r pin re d on t h e h nljo l w hy does ro l •malif> will* ti|he H ary Bishop C a me r o n Man n ami C ur y - E l we r s are the gupsts of und Mrs. For rest Lake R. \ Fatly r tt s’ m nice and Mrs Orlando urv guests Peck und his n u t llc II Bell of Ktsof the itirulive rc mmit t»e * it hD. the R ! ’. C o b b uf time1 alive «i eritiled T hr, mmti-sswntmi * a» ntad»• l.> t|♦* «■%*•* u of Rev . Art hur l i v e rti rrrm it t r r are a* follow f i n fit# her at the ri-e- Fey M a y o r For For 1* op 11 1 " . IS C o u ncilm an < lerk \ Co llei to r T r * * •u rs-r A-g*#r** ir ■,io %on , mi For Sale E v i m u d e rowboat gine 2 l i h. p, S J 5 . • sll at Monro Ferry. • 2J-if F o r , Sal e — Si deboard, tabl e' , chairs, Bi rdse ye mapl e bed nt d dresser. Iron bed and farm t o o l s 302 Olive avenue, 22-ltn Sal e- I veo s t o i y si\ room I iill-i'. cor. v eiiiently biented. below its value and cits;. Also iito- vncill t lot well I |a<rt of c l os i ng an est at e A in II v \ |s|| I, X E* .1 tlnrrralr-*- ■ '• trr Buy if o f your g ro ctr today _ -— Miss Cori nne Robi nson is with Mr. A l> K e y during the missionarv conference t irian>|u Sniit li FOR RENT - Car ktnlI of l trlur,*1 f M r . F. D Mold, v 1 11 f u 11 I o Uf t , X A Complete Line of Over Coats and Mackanaws S r i rn ti t J u >1tr ia l ,‘ r m l n n l r i o u n l i 1 I «•r I «1 a n| Sr mmol r a rofpuf m l, in t ^ fall ! a ini t h f m i f i i I U i H t i m i l |ef |t f u ri>!e \ J R n m viAvi.n I Will in- a r»lo|l«l*ll r (o# til*' p*M|| ion nt N|«)nr \\ *»f Sanfiinl, oubfwrl t 4' the iln-iunrt of I li*|,dr Primacy i «* !»*• hr hi tnNovwrnluf H>v n g r*» il**' r i t ) two letm* a* AlthfniRit «roi P > o k n ^ fj,» f J rt«*Nia of our romriKCiiiwt-aith. t licit*vr I n n !« of ■’ | l»rjnrl1if to th r ritiarn* in many w*yw a* t hsrf F n *ru | like amf without making afty prwehwlion prorfikw* will «•■■«* that thr of th e « 11 y will b* * ttfor>'■*] I Ifll part tall > but a*'**,»i»iiiiig to the 1,-fief of i he oti) »i rrl in an *-»« A ■ an Abler man fur four v »vifv amt jnrturi'ilfig that r*****»*l. I WJ Haem fm •L* uf frafe nf l he Voter* of .Van tor il t fully , ill J 11 I »A V 1Si i N I' I j » j*h ffiehif* 1 ' « >k and I M ■ I * i ii .. m p o . i, i* t hi ! (I of 1 IJUI It 1 til* ill of ' elt iim ih I Hunt < 1 ! (i r I w|ll to * Jerk alul Uf»rti.af y ’ •* I f b ! ,N•* * a pool n t ttirfi • • ( M av «.r I will high!-, a ft.I a r't rt>! ol •|r < tillrctop it l *•t F 1 *it k ** Th. - Furni-lied 10 l ru-ti'i M ill! u< ill.l ,., Knr ,.i-l for ft* Urf t 1m lur l or f Ir r k m i l t o l l r r i u r to a on'Milne to t h e o . ' i f , f i at b ff t. e of For Kent T w o Furnisheil I ir light housekeeping Five Her w*•* k M r- "'ll vage Tn| It.-nt T h r e e fu rn is he d r""Uji house kee pi ng El- -o'Ul ! i ght .’ 1 •tv 1I*.»lin<- Mo Al l - * * u li j* * a p p r r f i a t e j o u r tu|i|»orf J l M l II \ 1 W J I i i * Line Before vou Buy t i n \wi in it i s o Wikil to aa* e Ml ■»|* vssm soii MUM* li *1 1 *•tf» ***♦ -a 'F|Vt*|ml+% • »*i| *,« I o 0,.*4IU4«r , f • t rrf f Tim t l 'i MR v " * i - 1 1ter t h* •! a f » ot t h e v m »»h ** t lie r tt rf, waul loirol* !• I r i j " « ! (or t h r p y f i * ‘" irrf iil-1 V -.-Of f to he hr hi Nov l M b * , l"« f* | bfb l I hi* p o il l ‘on for tour year* an.I hat I am .|ualifie«l to hobl th r p o .i fvi’iiU’tl a il aiht y tlitintcutr vtiai* fioea* nf *t H i*mllng, rciloi rning anil t a k in g up Mrs. T h r a s h e r cut the consolation an m i l * l i ( linn| laatle of I n l i i h In t h r a q m 1 nf f'2(Ht 0 0 0 till, iKavi«-1) IrJ S p r r a!I (too ! prize, a smi i ’ silver hlisket T h o s e a tnl liri'tgr I* atf cl Nf. . I nf Si m . u n I*• \ c o u n t y M o r u la , a m i lo* i k r f u r t h e r pur present were Mesdnii’c* I! \ Newp.,nr uf ciiwitrui t i n g pa%ing *rifl l.a^-f *u r ' mini B \\ Ib rii'io' II It I >• ; t , f a i l n f <i-M an log bw o. • •• * o.j*. • , * / .ketl lt nil *»M» of par t |eut a r » , n * f'o fu la i wi’ f l l * . ! * « h rr •**' u« .or. * •I | • *1 | , j For R e n t — S e v e r a l ! nice is m o p is o v e r will a p p r e c i a t e > otif i i i I im V n w e lt's. H o IJ hi* n 'In O IT* I f.< w». N.. .* •11 i f.t I f he o f llciis 11( * v* fj •fTi.ri ■" Prices Lower Than Ever Before i|a> of \UfuH \ !» I '■»T amt Where a* it f tJ m appearing from . * d I jtrliliori t till th* r u n » * of t h r r r h . f h* ^ t •ai*l elect to n *h*i» \ n nia fac»r t hat f In r tr cl i.itt »*» hr li| * o III I a v nr of t h» * * u at.ee of t hr l*o ml a i f o t r a i t d , * Rose Addingti.ii and Now, th# rrf ore, in p ur*u a nee of an or der m i t i r tn thi* r a u * r . by i hr Honor abl e J a me a Dt j tl nn V W I' erkin*, J u d g e of t hr I ’ircuit Cour t , Se vent h J udi t i ak Ci rr ui l . S t a t e of Fl« ri d*, not ice I* hereby I 'i*n that t h r tatpaytri l ri jiijm r:ri rn* nfa ami ci t trrna of t h r c o u n t ) ol Semi nol e, Floriftfl, are by *a««f onler f enuirctl to be N.iv 1»i Flr^t iitimiu-r «»f the and appear before t h* Circuit Court of t he <|-U til I f l l l " lit t i l . - B l l | > t i - t IV lT ’ p l e S e v e nt h J u d i n a ] i i fculi • f t he S h i p of on the l*U h da* of No v e mb e r at Estelle G r e y \inlini.-.t mid Mnritz I Flnritia. 11) uVloi k a m . *• h i ' - t m m e e ir the count y u f tiaceiiUj Ma l i •«( FUirnla in *aid icviniH* i namst. i-nt.-rtaim-rs. cl rent I, to duo* rau*c* if any Hey havi why 1 th-* t i i d iii»ue of boinl* "ho ul d t u t bo c* n e » d «rwd val i dat ed acrtir* illl t •« law, at Nil v. 17-2(1 Ci vic i i.n-niit l.-e pa, floch tlrue n r *• i . J •f o p - « *!r-ir It 2 may bo hoard upon the mat t er of the Worn mi's <‘lub ismi»unees# C!i«in-U( v id * of * bur d , ** .* I r ut i d e d I , Cutup; igh t . |i - f - i , th a* < F •> iila >J it n• t I , I ~r. :|> Circ«>t t.1- Use this clean pure milk Tho quickest and surest way to get tnlik you can depend upon n Iways to bo w h o les o m ely ric/^, a n d p u r r , is to buy—of your p o c f r —CAUNA TION M I L K —Clean, Sweet, I'ure — From Contented Cows-It Is safe for baby. It adds n rich ilsror In i-ooktug — and i t most convenient. It U easily whipped. It makes splen­ did desserts that the who le family will enjoy. f'cir tlr ink in f . It I* h cn lth fu l ind umifisli Ing It fiaj* a i 1i * 11n c 1i v»-1(ij rc i •»■>i »■ . * i m ii VitlJ Will (KiirinvjfH c dcIli'DMJ* a f t r f il f. *v tr i a l* F n r n a tl m i Milk «* fu*t fr*'*!i r*•»***" * " « ■ m i l k , ,** vp*.rritr *| tii :lm tint, kn c** «»f r f c m i i —not hi ii ir ju I dirt I —imttimg removed b u t w ate r. H r r m e 1 1c a M ) «-* vh'*J an d •t en llir tl tn prc«er% e II* p u r i t ) an*l wholremicncR*. ITae Ciinuifhin XtUk a few time* and atv p r r r b t r I t i n i n t t n l r t U T , a a fe tt r m i i m u y Onlc’r it from your grocer — The Carna lion Milkman The iVifte Gout CotHlrt»«nl Milk Co, Se attle, U, S. A., will tie pirA*r«l to mail their •pet ini “ Conk Uook**i»tl reviur*t. Seasoning Canned Vegetables fknttwl pnu and b*ant *h»«ikt h** rmptiml frtau r u tolo t*vuuLMJ«r ai»4 rlaw^l with « k l water. Itaaft pea*. Iwwas. e r a a r aVhsrcaaaal »*#♦!*b4**, la saoanfiaa, ,«ial ad.i Owaatlaa Milk la th* qmritity *t**Jrwi. Hwasoa to ta ita. tn A 'h* ' e * -m t, Srinlnnir * Si .m ill II 4 MtUUtl I* U M «»M U H J Ni i Ml MiN Having tiecidr*| t i •wi.ui,- m twndliJaff* f i t ll*e lrt«il,Mi r f Alderman -ubp'ot t«. the tir* -M.ri i.f.il,. Whit*- P ri m ary I take tjii* mean * of p'a< i/.^ n lV name lx fore th*- voter* of the r|iy a rredo I of S a n fo n l for the pa*t •» I p a r * , JU wh.rh hav. Itiefl *|»**f»t Ir: active imamr—* h rrr , a-* a tat paver and a «lt»aen of vanf<>rd, 1 will give the p»..p!, o v txwt rfforfV fur an ecotiurmral a dm in utr at<*-« *r. | one e , ,n * i * t m i **ilh |.u*tri*»e J>nm tjde* | »*,|n ,, in im provement* r.f a'.l kind- |ir..v(tju f irni to am t of t le- rity can afT**rd th em and a* »t, dhl.rn I would favor a bu*ii>!-*" » d m i n i * t r i t mn Very truly FICAN K I Mil J f N t* 4 « « « « « 4 > * * 0 * 4 4 0 4 0 0 0 f prnpi X Sir I I rr uft * v <. t* t a t nil I h n S l a t e ol 1 lor i l l . m rrl, J H .m u * , M ate Attorney f i r th r > v m i i i i i u d i i * ’ rru,l n I t h r M a t . * f 1 lor i da* 1 . t hr T a * p a y e r * a rill t It t o n * o f S|» t r i a l T«k Ih fifM No *»l S e m i n o l e C ou nty, Floridi W h e r e * * , » |u*tit!nn ot ,d *y of N4ise m i r r . A I* DJI f iln T In t h e a b o v e ■t a t r d r u u f t b ) S p e c i a l T a * H rhu cl D lr l/ lc t N o. I of f c m i r s o l r C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , •rdtlng f o r th t h r f a r t t h a t an e l e c t i o n w e * b rl i l in *utd S pet ’ a I Tav S h* »d I b v t r l e t No I of H*. m m o l e c o u n t ) I I o n d a , on t h e 7 th d a y of S e p I c m her , A l l * l \ l o dr * t erm H r V hr i her or i i+i l h* r * h i u I d J-p I■•Ui d i ‘ V Spt ■! a.I 1 a * S» l.iod I •■wtf l r 1 N. ] .of S r ni i i; 1*I. •>. n» n t > i l»" da f n il* in th i *u th of I T ’R iffm *Mi to 'I.* j f <hler.-*i no t l o , I * •d t h r rat*-' •■f * •p«*f re* | per *11 0 m ill t*i*er«#i p * ; aide * m u ■nriua.lt> *sitl tlOTlftr I " t l i ' u r r i l il f iv > n o * f 1 * t d a l e of th e |**u« ri re t h e r e o f th e priceiptt* *«l *a ld h a ro l* l*' be u*et( for th e purp*>*e of i r iiairlnK. en largin g (u fn hh ing and oiher» i a e I m p r o v i n g t c h « o l » an d * c h o o l tu jildIng * 1*1 *ald Hp^eiaJ T a i S c h o o l I K a f r l r t N o , \ of S e m i n o l e c t . u n l y , F l o r i d a , a n d to fu n d t h e floati n g i n d e h l e d i y r a t of «a id di* t r i c t . an d. (♦ ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ❖ V r %-i • ♦ ♦ ♦ V ♦ W ANTED * L»nt On Saiifurd-OrlancTo' Latlifh' long aut o cluster* i gootln. Ki t rrtkartl r e t u r n in to r’* Ntoru, Sanford or WyJ Hotel, Orlando, U3* > For S al e (.uml n.lruunri i'uggy and harness. Cheap fB o x 12.r.t5 or Afesl Sf.li- ' U o r , p u r r u a n r e of an orvfat made in thi* r a t i o by the Hon* raid# J a m e * \v. p t r k i i u . J u d g e ul the Circu it C o u r t , Seventh Judic ial Circu it of the Btate of F lorid a, natir# la here by |ivcn, t h a t the Ma ul ed B u s t . m g niati f«»r high el.-. ". aclviMi n,g proposition l*" ford |>a;u,g upwards f i o o r t " nmntlily Don’ t .Answer unit m eiin linarte.ourftclf 5100. 00 evH1■mil c a l l inr |H;iboth; I Tt.t'TM- «. A. L . Wilson, D u v a l Hotel, J* l‘kS0-, ville. F' ii _22-:itr II All Locul AdvcrliHcmuntH Under Thin Heading TH REE CENTS n Mantei! By a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum 1 mu un farm, mt Charge 2-r. Cents. W'hctrR-*, It further a p p r a n n v l/om a*i I petition that the r i n v i u of the r r tu r n a of •aid lU e tlo n »*how p rim * t h a t said a'e ction v i i irl la y e r of th e laauanca of tho bond t • frirraa Id, N o w , t her eftire , Ir- ti»i.; J N m M » \\1 It Vk I l f i . S I h i\ r * ai I Ju .lin -I fr a il, H n rn lh Ju d l « t* 1 M m irt u lf * u u i i » F l o r i d a T r v ’ i i mif tiU tr ii of *' i n o t r f "ii un fv . room - i hi I « 1 •. K A I It. I 1,1 A.'.s, Cm., y, Ktnrp'n ffreft* S t'« c l * l N «. I 1 <1 i i * * ,id c o u rt .’ . j . f S . . i . n n r f . A t> K m | u ire N Vowtell At « ' n . * For Ham! V Sale— T w o Bros. frrsh milk co wa 16-tf young man, |«J good farmer. nf* Mu: Fraul.e. B r,‘ r - �if* . ' **' *7 IN TH E HEART O F T H E W O R LD 'S G R E A TEST VEG ETABLE SECTIO N P UB L I S HCD SEMI -WEEKLY i • -.i THE SANFORD HERALD ----- r- ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN S A N F O R D — Life In Worth Living SA N FO RD . F LO R I DA , TUE S D AY NOVEMHEIt Ifi. 191.1 \ (il l MB VII THE TAW PA]/ ;< FOR SEASON ________ ATLANTIC y C O A ST H A S,P U T ON LIN E F IR S T ( LASS T O U R IST T R A I N S Taftrpa Special on i t» first trip of i|H. acatini. consisting of c o m h i n a ,,m, car first class coach '.175, rerlmttiK •h><ir car 342. Pullman narlur ‘ r Maf|nrnm and o bs e r v a S’nrt h*h(ii*\ total '(Ke car*, engine 245. Knyineer U I. Shi II> 10 char ge of Conduct ! r tr T H■itibsrd troth of wticm h a v r tiriii in tin- M-vtcn of tin* c omp an y twenty-five yearn, left J a c ks on vi l l e jin{ arrived at San f or d on time, »itli heavy travel for first trip , Missionor) Sunday Last Su n d ay he in ft Missionary unday. as i* eve ry second Sunday i n the month in the Methodist Sundny school, a special program *.n J a p a n was prepared hy the missinttary c o m m i t t e e and -.nine very help* ful and t iiHtrtirtive information was heard l>y those present. Th e first on the program was singing hymn fniil, " F l i n g out tile Manner " fol­ lowed hy n recitation, " T h e R e ­ gions B ey o nd " hy Mollie Aber­ n athy, then question:, by thti super* i ntendent answered by vf p1«r ^r c hj di nra as to l o c a t i o n , , of population, system of education, e n ­ t r a n c e of Christianity, opening of trade intercourse to t h e world, and Methodist missionary labor in J a ­ pan T h e instructive purl was ful* lowed by a recitation " l think when I read that sweet St ory of o l d " by Lillm Rut h S p e n e r r. concluding with a song " Wonderf ul L o v e " by M re.‘ Colliourti 1 cTia nil the Sundae school or In t re Ou: -chiMi' wai continually grow* iug in number* and mtere-t ’IJit* at tendance J us t Sunday was 2 ful and missionary ofTeiing for this month W A T E R W A Y BOLD ROBBER MEETING HELD LOOTS STORE IN SAVANNAH I N ORLANDO INLAND WATERW AY IN­ RO BBER WAS CAPTURED TEREST^ IN CREA S­ ING AT “A^V e RY RAPID RATE AT HAINES CITY A FTER BEING WOUNDED BY -O FFIC ER N 4 25 crime was well planned and e x e ­ cuted goes without saying. That accomplices aided him in hi* work is the belief of the police and t he y are still working on the case Thi* morning a* the 12 II t . a i n rolled into Orlando a large crowd of people were gathered ut the depot. C m n t h e r Iny upon n stret cher in a semie m r n intis condition and was earned to the jail by six men * llg was recognized by several as .bein' a loafer nround the streets for s e v ­ eral duya. Chief Thornhil l from Haines City said he had a " p a l " who* got away. As he was earl led along on the st ret cher he moaned frequently and seemed to be s u f ­ fering. He was swathed in b a n ­ dages. BIG MUSICAL TONIGHT AT THE TEMPLE F IR S T LYCEUM ■ N U M BER O F T H E SEA SO N TO BE GIVEN AT 8 I O ’CLOCK More than HiO season tiekuts sold . I fi At hold a robbery us was evoi Interest in and intelligence regard­ to the Lyc eum this winter which Daytona W iqs ing the facts concerning ahd i mport­ perpetrated in Orlando or this s e c ­ guarantees the success of the course. ance of the coining l n l r a Coastal t i o n , o f Floiida occurred early yesT h e D ayt on a basket iiulf te am T h e first at t rac t i o n i^lll be here t o ­ \('aterway have* gained a me mnntum terdWv morning and tin* details of captured another scalp la*t night, night Many t i c k ' t s wi’l be s i l l nl such us was seal Cel y to have been I he | I ) 1 V unfold themselves much as when tdiey ilefealed the Sanford the dour About 2 team m i r al Sanf onl in On* time a- Lite as even two or thive month" an Mr: I hi N’ lgf'.l* t-de Th*' Kusiiun pianist i- Hr Muo’c l o i k yesterday morning fiuern- of 22 to I n ago. believed to be possible Th e Tiie game was fast r i t i J .l n yfufic and the >orl i l liumuitv — % rtptilhy nrrd tgnoMMiee o f Hie- ptrhlich-**.v h**rdwta«»- *rei»» - ww*. wntersol thimrgfmnt and sntlsfncTory The violinist is Madam Kstelle f i r a y a lid goods valued at about flOO concerning ( tho^raal condi t f t h s anil score and line-tip us telephoned from Lhevi nne. The preOent tour of The robber escaped the game is us follows: iinnu’iisura hie benefits of this great weYtt stolen. these noted artists i< t Ithing made in National improveme nt - are rapidly to Haines City, was shot when re­ Dayt ona Fi ints a most sat isf act ory way |q. .lel13.73. , v >. dispelling As people investigate sisting arrest, was brought to Or­ Sullivan II o 11»•**. Term . on the night of Oct 2 0 *' ■*••; 4 and bec ome conversant with the uh- lando this morning and may die t.i recti rf C AUWli Ml |they' wen- greeted with a large ainli Tin Haiti » i u drawn hy Engine C o n g r e s s m a n Spark man Here |cct tirid resultant ndvantagi*s ,,f |T h e police and *heri|T hu\. i\cr\ Hrum h i #y r i m .'.nil tfu 'orr.tni-nl' from the j;,e j 1 i « . i t r e f e r * front Sanf ord i heim the niorc it i rea-on to believe that ucentripllees I lot y , rg Hmi Stephen M. Sparkman, Con ilu* gigantic o pres* - tali' that ' in-1 r en t er t ai n me n t ,.Mi ,.*ived at i T a m p a im time are hiding looms up in magnitude and not e a s i - , of the (tapt ured ridiher gress man from On hirst Florida Hawk) o w.i- one III the most delightful I-V lg Tt 'a 1•* Hccnntpunicd hy Mr I 1|**t r let was fn ' t he ell v Ve a] ly apprehended immensity of good in Or!.ruin gui•, g t ii ft I! h • \\ i liii ye many ) V V a'b \s»l*tnrit fiet.viiil hour-* Sal Urdu . tin guest of Mr 1 to 1 very one Itnmeiltutely p\ touch . - t e i *1.1 > At m u l m g lit C h i e f .d I Vi t f e e t with heaiiquut I et * *tlih e tiilot se trie fit* hilt perhup* t to* 11 I Holly He was) with the route and also to the en1* N Mill h li II it U n ulTir • t r i i)' tiTS.i n f n r d it ,i' ail Mr I (' (Burrow*, and Mrs where I ’ii m l - best was at N a*li Vtile T.emi tHe i ountry taken over the celery delta, t>> t R [ In d l ­ ii V i f t In* iiL.ii r Sheppard d 'Hi 11 . I ' l l lmu n Co wfih head 1C tie . were given an ovati on and a* Walker ,11 i nmpai led h-. Mr .1 - >1 • Florida 1* of course espeilall'. ey f 4»A | 11 k $r Mli'l fe*'l wh i h l ' 1■ •••■ i l ‘ ) e r - " l i if 0 a r. 'iilt of . m or. * weri l ompi lb d i 1 1 »nn \id*T h e t tait I erci*i'il rtliiMit the link of till stuMr* Ib l l y and grea ily surprised it ' III t lie UlNl f •• W Wl •*'ks 1 \* I liert, c I I to give eighteen numbers * , . ai Sanfonl hy field Supt | pendous undertaking that connects A C 1, tram was pulling o ( ’ I'll t e l 'i|*' I \* lb ’'TJ. A**t. field ^upl I C the extent of the farming opera I \ per so n n I lilt* r f ■11tn 11" n i 111 Uni,' Mr •'parklimn w.i- h i . " ic ,[ Key W o t with I he southern point l nl (111 I I I ■ 'll*’ ''ll* a f i ' i n a rR " U ’ k 'I’ \] I >i v Kiii'rneer 1. I Sp 1 !" '< ■r*■( ar v of s he . .... i a » .. tier.at or yi |y cr « a - in af il O' '-out) |[ ij' |. to I ts hurtle n i .ifiipa after a t!i|i I of tin liiik next northerly <“ jyVJl|c' a;ul Supt Man tat* U i -fyalI wttb . .. i| I',,, ji near I a. ksoli y tile anil c an t o) af *t reel .<I il -one through tin Fvcrgl.ide* canal ' ami •lie n i l . heat d to Ii day. . u* •* 1 ■ lord liraiid and W. want to give you the "bt-.t K ’s'i mlnee liver in co mpan. ■ ford to be other than wide awake yell Tiit* o tin i r* ii. In d ' II.ill llclerri •• l ’r*d Mark* ivcompanied the train from the ♦oni^rf ••vi*r huv. v.ri ' ,,n #unr land keenly alive to our st ate int er- , to the f o r 1>1in k - Hughey with Set. at or Itrv.iiL, ' on g res* mat i ■ in I tnpiTi I’liilltp* i Tuinpa K**rtrr l*’ .in Mi plo.iwin^ I hr |;irii}(ii The localities of S " t n m o l e . ’ *1 Teel W.1- ' rt.-d Sears and I I.. r h. Hid si-vetal t*1fu * , e*ts SCO] e b ir*t 1 I! Ki'if.ird 10. f i \ijitw -s-h' *i h.irj5«*H 11»r thr m^h* •ill g I*. I • w “I he'd 111* III f r i n g e \olii'tu Lake. Folk. M-iri dl'tlligllislied gel 1b rot n ' migr. " * u *r . D i . i " " 1 1 ift \i! if11. t i" I i iliifrfi t n A* eyei.l !i. - in ■ n •■■11d ilo •'• ir •'1 a n d leavir»i! S a l e S pa r kma n l a * i " l Vet annoum "'I Oir: flit i a m ( ' n . a ttd even pm t to n* Fir.al i ori pa i. tor 11 I*. I > ’IN * * i » 1 1 *t! r* tut i 1 hr hfi n > |>r ii nipt! \ sfini wji - m •d ’ o tiel r ai t I tie b i al III W ctirduh John*, t t-' enia and hi* candidacv for another term but of life varil * 1 Ilia) Ion.i lournul 1 | nin e. Mini 11 y t f let iy ard* or a bout ,i! r*Ifc*11r •r >i p H I S a. other ’eiilint |os, "hoilld be energi'll a.* cljiiirnuiii cif ilo River* and liar 2 • i lot k .- Rti hai d l rant fii.r of Iui k t > ■all y a mill m t h e eti lieu yor to see un­ burs uCrminiltec hi* Florida friend I .art!' n and t . r n o n d * iispecliun '•iny till Ii y tin .I'll of .1 JtlKIII. ! i ■.i n f lower show .will he*' ijnlt he fio|i|' In- I'M.i linii a - it i* m.iglilticenl Itunk lute Ilf CO111 pried o pei 1 "in of ill. W; l. d" W* 1 timil i. .|ici i on fi r t lie a w .ird lit. Ilo llowcr *l|tiW will tie open to men c and consequent competitive h tiit a.- he want * it •T the rear of the t i m r n*ey l ar d wat* rti lea ve lit',' of t fir t >ty lle.llltlflll |•r *r • Will tl.. puddle at noun-on KritLay in thy* 1 irfiM IP 4.5 low ('eight rules all the way frill) Hr t han l n (*rar,gi avenue 11 I'-, y yHi.i tit ' t p t e ill’ the court fl” ltse lie m a d . . i t f o r on F r i d a y a l i e n ...... i or tli to -until, from Rost on iintf ( ii iig erg at ion a I t**«iiniiiin opened all window* and to«r* m lea v e tpriv * p 11r S at u r da y morning by a commit block ■ . New York to Key West, and indeed * • order to beat a h.i*ty r e t r e a t tf nee- tee of out ol town people T h e S o u t h Florida Association i f 12 I i t Uf ' I ’ |It i- r e qu e st e d of all who * e ni l from and to the trtiddle and niltny s es- uj y ||. t han wet t to i In. front li err n i Congregal lotial < li ui ihe* and Mill 111 ■[ ' d liiut -ooie id tiie member of i nl Mows r> for i vhibitt on tfi.it t Itnv of t ill more wc*icrti Mule* To tin n l tin* - I o n l ook down ..ml at islets iijsetniili * in "Ur city tinb*y x tin* S t a le Federation of W Betttl Irtlll Jilt' of o t h e r v e s s e l s of u*. Daile. f ai n t Hi'.tch. ?fvV -mil h tcmpteiT to l i l t ' a part I in i-«* gun* Mini ster* and delegates hu»e ar Nil. 1 tie fo| ! I'll V e*i I toil III D e l ' ■ I r i.t 1 i ii \K lili h to di*piaV tltetn i 1u b I. m b. at") n largi |iart of R u v i M ' .1 mg in -i i- ' t . I nl! i i , . .l-i 1 •-...'ii rived frurii ' In ■h ur 1 In'* f 1. ’ A. * * * .,| . . 11,. .5 • g 1' i i ' rot .. ■' i rd i> -I t ' . i ri r i*. . iiy i n n nitn-nf i in 'f i 1 v|i' •n V ’ •1". ( . irl K u r i l i * . \i - n t h. i, i ’ 1 ir H o ' "f I FI ill Ida -t' llll i n . i* tl 1 *•-, 11 I 1 pi • ' " || 1 . i ■ ■ - b i " 1/ >. ,v I !■. pi i li t pr* *i 11 ted Io t to m to - i . l'UT|>" • rm tore " (to •r r .i /•" ., • .| ' In ■ n*- TI , . i* ! I‘. ti r-i.i *P T.r' ■ 11 11 ' b . • W.i ......... .... • ' 1b 111 i . i v. ' I j tin mat ti t 1 u wi nl to 1 t.e J t .It of tin' li.tr-. ,i v I svrjnnn. wl.n l aid be p i r c c d ' d l.j ire ofT'Teil i- followi n d - u b d ' VI ' f l l l l * i 1 'i im Muf i Mt o w l l f d * -t n e t * ilo route that ! ogl.-alty . • <ot.omli' P l e i l e d a MJitiMfr. pl aced fb* loot to by Mis* ! bitlilsi.il special mii"ie i • p in Host cot I eel ion cut rosi's, second ami st rategi c- j a Ily. coin mt r d a i l y District I From T e n t h st reet to t he ca se , c a u gh t the s o u t h hound College No tics! collection rut roses 21 arrives from Iweshui g and Prof Pop* ' of R c l 11ns commends itself to every t hi nk' ally­ ett y limit" south east and yy*-*t U;(>5 A (' T. t i ai u a n d s l i ght e d at All are/ welcbmcif fo this service. II* mi .Ti Rest c o l le c t i on cut chrystlttl hem ing and candid mind, regardless of] C ha i r ma n. Mr* W M Haynes l l a i n e s City muui* si' rond tie«t col lect ton 1' h r yleave* for I .eesbllr 5 n h a - i n th\ ees^klns of the Assoeia | where 'To-iile lit Ih 'lm l 11 Ft lilt) T e n t h - t r e i l t o . • atiot 'all d«V \nir,itt c w . s,it ill* mj unt He approached it man by lb" |r W'fiuhl he tlnpO**ilili to g'yi t h e l ab* h i i m i i h d liy Klin i v •• r u* >ll| t lloplvi^ rf Aiiiti'iia •i . q ' any* adequate Ureo'lllt Of till lug mum- of Taylor olferi'd to -ill . o n 1 1..1 We.*iL a i . i t iiy t i l e w e -1 * *11 ol I rUlvt: UIU aI * Uf > Jfc«MlCU&CUULk*.~ arrive- f rom Tiiltiv 1 ml indheriv ot M r * ‘ \ urk t IU rrii-crinr tn Srtvrnnnh Pi*t i-Mt** Wo'Nther^y wceir ' P* :irf ^sf'ilteil P >if - for "1.1 c e r t * 1 ......till ! hfi » III** w| 4 fir i wf|r.t llr l i "• i lie cast fart toim r r" a ii.lv-.- one were t " rijnirt ami pub i epti d 2a i i n t - for -a on \t tin P noli' titi'fft three tine » e h r v - t n t hemums T ! opper •ivf (nr Trilby :: ’J !) i m , wt.l a d f rr«--M■lie fav •<» I •••»♦)• ron !•• g I ... on 111 pa in phlet for in 11 tir i .......... . i id ilur.l pri/. ■ :.ir I I b rrwi I’ i i.t n .- i ! i j t ti, C f nun i i v it d' at I: \\ t lit.• ii.i u i r 'M? 1! gr.atly In lie t i g r i Mi d tfmt largi I....... fin *n pirn. ii . anb i id,I Tin> mar mo t ai t i s t t e ' ar r angement cut Mowers lo til Ink' bo on ded Ii) d an lord ave W i i d i m i will - p i a k on I.ate-t . .td delegaiioti* from all the eountivs *lni I M 11 Thornhi l l Thornhill of It 11) varieties — ■i 1 lie east f arid f'\ lie east a vi - for (tv led ii I Oil Hi •r in Sunday M .......I W nr i. Spirit q uc i nhe i l < [at tie r win* *alil ij lie aiaiVe nr no d eoilld not have been Finest d l - pl . t . Ill Iii*c t|* e nt e rei L I l'.itk nyi'iiiii on ibe we t -nb ual I' nre-t of Today will he t h. p i e- ei t would go to the hotel fie would yen The portinsi of the delthe. Ft ulay ('hatrinan Mis. R. M. M iimiii ■Oil tliixi-d train leaves, (ot s u bj ec t which Rev* Marsh anti Kn- i turns ami a t t e mp t s at a c c o m p l i sh - 1 fy in* s t at e me nt s that In- was selling Finest d i s pl ay ht i ns rus entered District 1\ From Sanford avunug Sit l unlit y. T' i'i Iqw* will handle at 10:00 same day nnml that directly affect our own bankrupt goods. At the hotel ( Tan ■ " 0 a m. "* < r N" i t *• to city l i m i t s,!east, and from the lake Finest d i s pl ay slubJiu* o mixed train arrive^ [rotlt H«.y (') J Seine he of \V <"A Til til pa slate are all we can even touch tlrer made a btenk for libtnty. Sul* division. will discuss a Chur, h Kflli'leucy upon here Tri i Suffice it to say. the w.t* chased to and u mlci- A parking to city limits south Finest paint growi ng ° mu- ‘ b l V 1. • •• Th e part of the city* known a» O m p u i g n , eotulttcteil 1»y arr A* ' F.a-t ( ’na*l loc.ffitle* north of Ti tus bouse Fi nest f er n gr owi ng N ■ >s ntixyii trutn h a v e s ~ f n f i ( ii m gi i " wii t li.iiemuii M i . <’ K ciation at 10 45- (iieute.-t N* I'd of vi le yyi le reprem’liteil hy six dele­ Fittest b eg o n i a gr owi ng I . . > rg bylf> a m T h e marshal told him to come nut Walker t h e . Church Tot lay wilt he R> y gate*. Dude county by two and Sent The r e wi l l , he in c o m t e c t i o n wi t h ami surrender. C ’r a n t h e r . rurne nut 1"7 ^irify!-r Tfu’in U e s b m g M Lort-'t< tuple at I p.tlll. In the uf- ii ole by two, making i « all ten from District V From Klin n venue to t he lb*wet -how a 1 1 jB;od_ fftmiyiutd In hi* left hand he held a fa#or 12" i ci ty I iiii It * we*f front the lake to tapnttptf ' 2 : 4 5 / D r t Nutting will this entire state ; Of the Dade coun­ candy *al e Saturday a n t r ^ h d \ ^ » . hi* right hand wa« beneath hi I . 'tvt^ Moodn v’*# N o v 2^. the ' he Hvti.nfcrliim that ty del* got**, Ot'*- was for the Hast T e n t h s t i e e t. Sul* division. T h e b ul b 'lays cool d r i n k s ^ mny* * W mat. T h e marshal told him to l « Kail part of the city known a* Goldsmi iy i y 3 * ) ’ ''"Evpiyfcijftc*? and repqrbt of the N h- t ’oust m u le and one open to ronvic throw up |io\h hand* \ i room. T h re e times IdMight in th* •how 1................ . nSffpint! ytc U ^ J i n ' t w I l f yilijiitl ' r ’ouitcil will he iffveti at i uni. very decidedly when once t hr tie tilil firm t i e r to thmw up In* boro t' hMr man Mt - I K foht. bnton Itoim aiTt’I'filj,. seasot "nr of Jauksduvilft' urryving 2tl(*‘ * ■in, other qi the St J oh ns , route yv.i- hitt d*. aid each time Cranthei pteiiyli* f a t fab Ideom. b u t ‘(here aro *'f»J "»*ub p tii. tu-^o ^'hiytH’ h *- All these session* wt’l lie in lb* A •pcrml .1 Hill out 11 e ha* In ert 'lie i td h< fore him lb* st ated, like ■itrseil m i l •■fid. !"■ would ki'l h in l:ih!l0i'.«fttol eftrylietiilttful roses. •in l "biir^ ’ Hit hi". No. 53, 'wl;r Congiegttt lonal elttirch ami a cor n i t ty other* with whom the Sent- l’he mt trhnl fired fits khutgun whudi mill'd to make an inspection of ai- smithe mum* and Se mti fnWo n i r ^cj , i i i JUnty Hiuy I |(' n s T r v #t t v , Hunt]*. IJma- dial welcome is extended to alt u ol e tlelegrlion m e n persujtfively )i(> (, pr o, w)„, n be fntmd hi* le) K, and while no pciies will be folk* ate urgJd to coo pel >eratiA’-Jti l his, at ,Sf "1 ■bet,., in Lei n 'U^rg. f rom which hi if r e v e r even i * vo vi t would tut w o r k 1 ittiil thice g i mi t for these 4lu;re wif lie an endeavor to show (U*t W h a l j i ^ j & j H ' talk* d t hi t hi iffr.ves int«v Jhrt^titfvill*' on hiq^u* roll publiihi'il In the Herald o t h e r r o u t e th: ti­ heard ( h i t any Information to i‘ <4. I'slrons lit* *e«|IOTlt Ii. get* were torn (torn from ( ‘r n nt hc r done with llowert* in thi* , r i. ^ ’ f 'A- dlyt^Tnelt morntug. of No vent In-r 23rd. the cum I was t h o u g h t o f or find reAs informalion to tht- patrons of liglti hand ami shots entered h * Th e following gentlemen wirt* uqt Tin "I I mini* fclt'r i a (tut o q ^ I ^ o n f e r ti.e Sat Jyri! Post office w rive b e ­ n iv< d i. vi stig' ti on rnd r o r r idi'I donten and * t crunch He may ns a j ut RJ hg tommtltcev. for II' piinl.iltC t|p *—iv'n". .' iiinilati/' p ^ e - hcat^tlvyinlet low the tune of the r I(lei I g of t i i e r i t i o i . . A l m o i l wit l o u t e x c e p t i o n , ' Allen i s ficnor hum die. Suhtw*quontIy Crtutlhcr conMowers tMTd'potted pin rite f t * ' ot.•‘ i , -tr'avy 4tintfle*<Urcr l •*Hi’ qr tltfe1* Leesburg j ' ^ 7 hc'had mbheVrVl u e r n mails, at the office for the several th- tumerous convention attendants| lit 1 ll^rriro-ip\dly J W, G Alton of th. Allen T h e a t r e Dr fttmos llohson, CKfcitrihaht • j Ml Dora, T a v - t r a f ts . D will ho- not iV that m*li r y , . h wi om the ^ m l . o ’e delegates ■ . , har<|waidp Blor(. in Orlando has generously offered to doiutte \fr. lann.s Bark' • 'Jk 'i. A.U*tj». \ • . * . . the Vrhedule r e c en t ly •udopleil tie n lost no opportunity to eoavvrie half the proceed* of the moving pi c­ Ti V ' Aj* M r Nfu.-v? 1 - bi -•> I r / * — •' 4 In the meant ime empl oye* o f u he are several changes from former upon the i l l i mport ant St. J oh ns V „•»*..». r . K d on Friday and S a t u rd a y . Prof. . NeKiii/tg "f Gotha’ ri vtr Ih.v wire t n l i f e j y • p u .I rhro- Guernsey hardware store diacovered ture* fresh) (erlan t ’» K. closing hours: 13th and 2 0t h this week . t o the Mr, MciiM of Dvit-dfi I . ) * ' lately- ’ignore i.t of this route, of its ' • 1 <*' ‘’ f ,1" ‘ “ nd the polici * r< *by l e mn j E. me t on Going Notth.^eft* W o m a n ’s Cl ub, thyse days being the : v . ' * ' * ’ ■ ■ ’ ’ ' * And while searching t h r t a Bonrd of A r m y j WI>,c noti fi 'd. t"!*> evfning urf usual with a good 1(1.30 a. m. tidvt r.trge*. -The Train-■ ; ■v I y .' bxd rcjtortFd fuvornltly f°Y 11 ^ l u » J o ? G|vl>h'Thanks to work on. Ta y lo r s’ Mower s hew atdl pl ant sale. Ft g iqe epi •it.u ' . 2 .0 0 p. m A large n um b e r cf T r a R t . ^ N o . ' SO ladies will us* .■dlcfi/fTefTorttr to have brother from Haines City arrived Jot>_Boddy. the janitor of tl|*&^ XI%11 Hf » ynctii wv re dclightgrl th Trairr-’- N o 0.0 0 p. tit. rn to cot struriion at d cowl, or that ; »/ S2 l a rge n o w ds visit the theatre on I’eople* Hank buildings is up again -.1 ’ .i t * this wrier wry wat* up (or citn*idi*rrt- st t K D ' i r r m e e , the Kissimmee of•S 1 •» # , * * b. sc dut.ee api^h-iv*. fi greed to ad after a serious operation otul wants (i.iing Ffoutli iid i. All that had D e n * previously liver* wired Dr’: lido if they Itfic w of J twelve at 2.0b p m Truitr No. .S'i i l u b l e r y in this section telling of M i l l s e It'O l tifci e Vy !•! tp give thank* lo Dr*. MTIIi t , ftoiitalked. '<» ttieni or reached th**tn by " ’••"i l. 'Sf *KTs-'1t|irne.. and 1 td V m Tndo N" ni 1 /oit and Denton, \fe*.r< Sievena jifitit " f word o f mouth was the I by- suspect held at Htiinev Ctt v*. •tYiYheir Sd! i t m w i n !» 1)0 p m t iingregntiiin.il t K. Notes T h e Otlmoio officers wired to Tritin Jdp. SJ aqd Taylor of (Jit* ittiltb ami every Kt ft ('oust Ci t nl From the fact*. d h t bey cerl rtinlv ()u Ve 2:00 p m Triliiy mnd clone* at Kher-1 ijjir wltn hvlpeil him whiff he waa Our pastor Rev F f Sliimft-'Vtas rs t h t y Bp|iear it is of utmost nn- I failles City lo hold the man Mm| the lest of- the ■* A - 3 : 3 0 p. m Oviedo mail closes at sick. Jo e Ja a ifaithful employee, ; portu i cc t b i t it cr mpeign of i n f o r , iB Gordon, Chief S m i t h and Kentipleader at the socieljf njyettnk 11 . . m YJL.' _• **| "4:43 p. m. mi tion be instituted I>**esl)urg mail.rlt ses at ’ • *in general, ‘ and‘ drick Guernsey started for Haines Sunday evening ’ " •••'._ T> • i n ti " •’^u i t 'wtrv/irt' t W Q t e ^ h f v-U-fijis! F Haskins.-1’. M Identification of the k n i v e s ’ The following delegates gave Its*' ill down the Beat Const south of City. Prlialc Car jletc *‘ " I* NKfk i r . u . - T ? ^ T Titusville in particular, where con* and raxots proved an easy matter, splendid and entlfUiiUMiir reports Atlantic ;poast Line iirlvate car Uuuf)t;raUtiti ' ‘ Far'd t f T h a n k s and -the wounded roltbt', confessed m ill ■ $ v ... ... p r - Kiii the , ,,t w**Umrj> l k ‘ “".'"•‘"y. A -^ .' be ’ inv chfrgfC ’ . r ' i:eruiiVfr.^ommil(b# met at ’ l" f* ''hurch orV ^fttvduy e v c n » h g - a t and "{Atilost en t husi ast i c ^ion. from the Kissimmee convention: occupied hy 1 GcnoraJ Supej^i. y * desire .to lakc.lhis^itK'thoti of versions would ho easy and assuicd|y nntuml the moment the true con his crime. Cranther had the officers Hov F P. Strong, Mr*. Harry Kent, intenderit J. N. Brand, A «ti-fi’*heral ?.' ttwrihing. our ma;tyY-Jrit^d;s *ho ™ ditions are made plain to the per.p’e notify his grandmother who lives Mrt J . D Davison a y d Miss Her!ha Supt". J .'C . Murchison ami liivision ■** t" )"_*_. . ri.„ III,,...Y i n t l i * > « ^ i * 7 e 4 J Orl ng the Illness who hy the way, are tcady and an­ at Jacksonville. Packard. Enirtpeer L. L ..Sparrow of Jackson­ ind dhatlcolV ^ viitnr, .Mrs I- M xious listeners. Forty-five inivea, ten razors, and ville and Di-vislon Couiicel Cary* D. Brown, aim for thb' hiatty beautiful The East Coast delegates came the suitcase wete recovered. Chief Finest varieties .of roses, field Landis of DeLand was brought into fioraLoflcringn. . , t o , the Atlantic Deeptr Waterways Smith, Sheriff Gordon, Mr. Gueru- grown and two year* old, 26c each, Hanford on train No, 83 Monday Mr. and Mis. L. IL \Vulkoro Aasociation convention at Savannah sey and other* stated that they bad or $2.85 per dozen, for sale at the morning and moved aouth to Tam­ Mrs. L. B Garst That hU flower show. pa on train No. 89 the same day. , § 1 ^ ft’’. *„j � 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, 1915 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, November 12, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 12, 1915. 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>, November 12, 1915; <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/20a3f7c366cdd89419335e85047c5a98.pdf 86c24688ea848909a5c74cf6e822ca20 PDF Text Text PAGE EIGHT T H E SANFORD Continued from Page 6 t h at a group c f the older peoplo aLo gathered to enjoy tho frolic. Mrt,. Peten. was as much surprised^ as her little daughter but ral lied tc the oc­ casion with wfinderful tcsourrcfulm*sr. Tho refreshments brought by the guests wcio spread upon the lawn ' picnic fashion— all kinds of goodies young folks enjoy.* The chil­ dren sitting in n half circle a b c u t ’ the lawn f u m e d a pretty picture, their happy faces depicting the delights of the feast. Every one of that group wished there could bo a surprise part y ^jvery day in the week. E ight //unified C vb T h e 800 Sewing Club met with Mrs; Frank Adams yesterday after­ noon, enjoying a happy informal time together with theii needier work. Fruit salad, jettuce and date sandwiches and tea were icrvcd by t he gracious young hostess. PrcStyU, were Mesdames Anna Walker, Roy Symes, J a m e s Brown, John Tyler, S a m Dindford, Mr*. F. E. Steinmeyer and Misses Evelyn and Agnes Berner IF, C. T. U. Conren jon Going to t he Woman’s Christian Te mpera nc e Union convention at Orlando will be Mrs. J , W, Baines delegate, and Mrs. Coulbourn, pres­ ident cl the local organization. The meeting convene* in Orlando Nov. < 1 2 inclusive. Much interest is man if, r ted in tlu* meeting, which will be* attended by delegates from all ovei Hi— n u t a ' ‘ J ~ ■ *-----— — * LViina— G*'5«iiw T h e mariiage of Miss ‘ Nellie Hughey E v a n s to Ml. Harry Ia.*e Gibsun took place yesteiilay after1in n al 1he borne of 1he bliileon Magnolia avenue. Rev F. E Sleinmi-irr perfniming the beautiful ring i o n rtionv wbiili 01 ii< <1 them i*i 1Inholy bonils of matrimony. The rooms were l o v e l y with floral decorations ami beautiful fi-rn* In tin- dining mom and the living room quanti­ ties of golden: od was used effective­ ly, while the reception hall and library m which the presentws wendisplayed was a perfect bower n beauty with a profusion of the iluint pink vine of 1< \e’s wreath training over haniitei and mantels HERALD N O V E M B E R 5: 1915 In just about three weeks the Music D epartm ent of the Woman Cl ub will picsent the gay little J a p ­ anese operetta, Princes* C h ry san ­ them um under the direction , of Mrs. Lucille Aspinwnll Tnkach. This promises to bo n wonderful sdecess, for which the rehearsals are ' g o ­ ing smoothly. Thu button age of tho public will Ik* appreciated ns this operetta is being given t o raise funds for tho concert grand piano, recently purchased by the depart ­ ment wUaUowrrn D an it In honor of Miss Gwendolyn Le Massenu of New York, Mrs. R . II. Dcas nnd Mrs; Hal Wight gave a most delightful Halloween dance on Monday night at the home of Mr, Henry Wight. T h e lower floor was thrown cn suite, whole dancing was enjoyed, while supper was served in the atlic. „Tho rooms were pret­ tily adorned with vari-colored caiadfum leaves and hibiscus. In the attic there, was every suggestion of Halloween, with its decorations of owls, witches, lanterns^ and pump­ kins. Masses of red salvia added a touch c f brilliant beauty to tho a n i ­ mated scene. A delicious supper of chicken salad, sandwiches, pickles, olives and coffee, flanked by piles of apples anti doughnuts wps served. A doughnut nnd apple eating con­ test afforded lots of fun and specu­ lation, which was finally won by M i i Fannie Munson ami Mr. Yowell, to whom were presented the priv>«. Enjoying this delightfully informal affair were M ear I rimes F a n ­ nie Munson. F’uleston, Newman, Mr iind Mri, Henry Wight, Mr. arid Mrs. L5 Verne Hurt, Mi. and Mrs. Geo, Bishop, Misses Laura Fish, Lil­ lian Higgins nnd Messrs. Billy Hill, Billy I k-flier, Arthur Yowcll, Ernest Galloway, Italph WighfT Dr. Fnln Hal Wight anil It It. Deas. Agnes Guild I u n ie St union on Monday afternoon T h i s girls are busily sewing for the Christ inn* bnxnar which will he held on Saturday, Dec. -Ith Judging by the interest displayed there will be a beautiful »M,urtmerit of handwork from which to choose one's ( ’htistrnas gift* for friend* Miss Saidec Williams will he hostess next week Those present were Mesdames T. A. Neal, Julius Tnkach, Gwynn Fo Archie Betti and Misses ( lara Phillip". Charlotte Hand. Franci s Aspin wall The lieXL meeting will, he the business meeting of the Guild /Vrsonol ,W alma Mrs J it t'onrad and niece. Mis Isabel Smith of Del.and. who have been tile guests of Nfrs Robbins fetuined to DeLnnd by auto last nigbi Think of tha. Hippo. A teacher of psychology In an east­ ern Indiana high school was discours­ ing to tho pupils of her class on .(he subject, ••Lorre.'' By way of Illustrat­ ing n point In her lecture, sho said: " l-ovc should not always be Judged by tho largeness of Its demonstrations. Think whfll a kiss a hippopotamus could Rive.” For S k i e r - T e n acres of tho best high hammock land, west side, just outside corporate limits. Half in cultivation 4 years. About 26n largo pines on other half. All fenced and ditched, Quarter tnilo of two shipping stations and First Bt. Per­ LEGAL AUVLR1ISING fect drainage. $1350 will buy it if sold within t ho. next 10 days, worth MAMTKH NALK $3000.00. See owner, 207 French Under ard by virtue ol * detfee nt (ore11-tf rloaure and sale rendered by the Honorable avenue. Judge ot the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the S tate o( Florida lor Seminole county in ,f h ii i r e r y rilling In a certain care therein pending, wherein T h e Il| ncb Lumber Com*n> le complainant and W. W. Brady and !. fc. Brady are defendant*, the un derp in .ed. aa apertal raaatar in efcaneory will aell to tha hlgheat and beat bidder, for raeh, in front of the court botiae door In Sanford, Florida, during the legal hour* of aale on M ond ay, Dec. 6th, 1916, tha following peraortal proparty lo-wlli One brown tmrae mule named Jim and weighing y to u l 1X00 pound*; one gray mare mul* narnvd Mollle, and weighing about' .100 paunda; on* brown mare mule named Mary and walghlng about 1300 pound*; on* bay mare mul* named Sarah and weigh­ ing about 1Q&0 pound*; o n * bay mare mule named Jane' and weighing about 1200 pound*; one roan m a r * mule named Paiay. and waighlnX about 1 2 0 0 pound*; one black mar* mule named B e t t y , and weighing about I2&0 pound*; ona brown horae mule named BUI and weighing abopl 1250 pound*; on* brown horae mule named Bob and walghlng about 1200 pound*; and one btack mare mule pained /*•ale,* and walghlng about 1 S 00 pound*. (•tail G E O . N. R I G B Y , . E i V i j ‘ b aim'd r‘l ' 1 ' i p . ' - ' Wl ’j / : ar,*fi ojlt r« t'tt 1 ' 'Jn. 1 C G'.**w v*v'*“ c h —■' h Bgturd; y. ;.fI :«••* 1'» r• -TKr lAti-* vin ' i s ; -s t hot u i j v" ' ’2Vi? i t ; i . - t!.. uqncitwvi t<> be <• -I h, i ‘V. T h e linn- lor jrrm|ii<3iiB jJJ lonductiui y Lu t l gh ' l by m-d Mim M Anna L *e . rx 1 ! 0 • ' .a. * J. I Good famil y horso for sale. No afraid of autos. Price right for quick sale. Inquire at fire depart ment or write M. S. Nelson, S a n ­ ford, Flit. 2 1-tf For -Stale—•Singer -Sewing machine in good condition. Inquire at 211 East Third street. 21-3tp Fbr Sale Florida corn, sacked in ear. Florida hays baled Carloi or less. Best Ftdgljum seed n:u< $1 00 per btisln*l in live Inislie! Ifn. Seven 17) < ounrtlmati, m>l rive i.c per Seed Rye $2 75 per bushel Ui •tit i to ifftr (or two pi fft' frril **ri»u Inr »■ rTrrtfttTT* f“rTtffTnmrrrrrn- ra!w» fm ‘ liainaon Jl Duuuia, Caiouaxul L>. Ki« rffoltimundtllnii by jirtmary ol ■_ forraiiti lN-litp to i t r v t . <’l»rk im] Collector of ihr city of Sanford, ond elan * peraon to nerve a« Treaaurer And Colltctor of the city of People read these ads. You ar< Had ford. The lait two mined o Hirea beInf Appointive nfflrra; Appulntmrnl to be doing it now. Is your ad in tin* mad* by the Mayor and eonIIrrued by the col umn'J H a ve you something t< I’lty Council. The pof 1m will be opened at Hfht oVI tick sell? Try an nd 4-tf m nn • tit) rlratr. an d » i l 1 r|uai* al fi r , o'rlork p m , and thr following named prison* are hereby appointrd to arr vr «• For Sate Ford truck, floe sh,i|, Hark And imperlon of laid primary, to wit Srhellr Mainr*. Inipt-eler, Tim Keane. luirg.iin Five pa.-o-nger lluiek, i in«perti r I* C IlnwanL inipeftnr W \V Long rlrfk log bargain. |2.rd> <1<I Semun l- < All randidalea fur l he vanmi* nfTirr* In I•* ii pr voted (n »ali| jminary mud fllr with Garage. Sanford. Fla Kelli S Frank, genet ary of thr white man"* eieeutlve commit!**** on of hrftire the 101H day of November, 19br«, n«tire bf i heir Intention to he eandidair*, an*l *t the time of filing such notire*, thr award!* ( ment again** *uch candid At ea miiat icfom • For Sale Horse and wagon MW pany sinm, together with a written at Ate- I’ ment pledging their w111ingnew* m a'hide i bants <>rm-er\ < u 22 2t by the rrault* of aaid primal} No randi <1aIe'• name will hr pf amt on f hr ballot • tit) di»r« not Qualify with the •eefrtar) For Sale Sideboard. tahh of the m rutive rc mmittrr within th* chaiis, Birdseye maple bed amt lime ahvr *ptrrlfi***l The a» or** ment a aa made b> thr rirru iln-sseIron bed and farm ti.ol live committee are a* follow* For Mayor * IHMH) 302 Olive avenue 22-3tp For Lou nr dman - M* For f'lrrW A t’oljeetof * 0(1 For Trea»u»rr k Autwnr 00 r or S a l e A g oo d s e c o n d liai Thr polling p*arr -hall hr at thr r 11> hall In thr clr> of Sanford, Seminole roun F or d t o u r i n g c ar . r e c e n t l y oxer ty, Florida Thr If llowirg peraoha *hall hr hauled and put i n g oo d s hape < rlremrd to l»r duly Qualified rlrrtof* In thl* primary, to-wit .Ml white par won* dulj Murrell’s shop or No loo E First 1 regbirred arrordlng It* law upon (hr rrgi* 22- Fn :tt, t rat Ion hook* of the city 14f SanfHrd Hayr paid Ititir (Mill fat ofi Ilf h* forr til* 1.1th day nf Not r fillhr f f f#1f* ri-r Sal e I wo s t oi y‘ six run in Ft HI It KST L AK f (“hair «<■p* tif th* Whit* Man's I. irciil >x» house c o n v e n i e n t l y l o c a t e d , al p r o , a y V. 0. KIt ASK, Secretary below its v a l u e a n d e a s y term* Al s o one v a e r n t lot well located, la r <*f c l o u t , g no i - t i t l e A P ( 'ol nell y 22- t l a o’ I niMo- -,| •nl r n* rH t • ■ to * Me ! X * cbildron : JJi^ i trtbv i t Rh J - for adult t t t * > Woma n’ t ub room — For Sale— (^ood allround inure buggy und( harness. Cheap for cash Box 1251! or Went Side store. 17-t. For Sale— Household goods, in­ cluding table, chairs, dishes, l a r g e iron kettle, flour feed and fertiliser. Two stands bees, 25 head good hogs, Speci al M a i l e r In Chanc e r y . etc. Sold private sale at Wekiwa Maaaey A War low, aot*. for Com pita. post office, except hogs sold at B re­ X!-Frl-6le saw’s. plnre, J J-j miles, southwest i>! W. C. Holliday. I wttl not be re* pon.il>[• for any debt* contrac­ Wekiwa postoffice. ted in my name. C. O. M rliu fhl.n . -2l.2 lp Curator. Prominent Masons attending the School of Instruction lhi* week me M Kmb-l l *>f f , i t , s,inx db* < ii nell of Ormond. >■11 of Ft Mvi-t* •if V a n f ' ' I I I * u b |r* » I < I f i r i l * - « i - i n . - 1 ' tw . s f It II Goodm i> -it Hodgkin- I'riltMM 1*I I « G«' I Ifi \ V» III* ,* * t •ilj U i.ru. a Aldrllllflli af. 1 1, •-a-ii± . Lt and t>r II V V**rhi-e« nf 1tel.and i m h | s 4if ni|f i"i.rpf*Mtn**i a ll j». I 1 **1 .* v# I • m !•* *.f in 1 i iiuru* m m,»n> » bn f L»** u C. E. Comor qf Uenlu who is the (Kf* m rami • ithmit rnaklrir any pn-mt-* ■* A it i t ou nee i hc ills Gi cnd Patron of t he Eastern Star • ill at a I a* that i h r Ia w * «4 t lw rity; » ill Ij*1 ■•filorU'Ykl Im p a r t ia lly . btlt arrwrtllDE ti» liw I f H r f of fEm n t y ri-henrsal of the adult chor- foi the" state of Florida. urmllfinri^fs*'A* art A M ir t u in f«rr fm ir t >xm itrjil f.en ifi|iitg ■■Liat ff-tiM l, I I»«m - m> i i i m i l<>' j ( » - «if lor. P ri mes * t 'hi yaant In-mum frair< uf • Ii* <if *4-f.f v,i , h-1 d ai the Woman’* l ink G a t ) ittt ii For Sale— Speed boat. Makes 25 mile* per hoqr. Would exchango for auto. Address Box 101, Eustis. 22-2tp 1 ^ C L A S S I F I E D - ' n in y a . i *1* *' u -- ■ |J <* * Yft e , . ;i J a ♦ 1 •umir.i t . p*v t uiiidjhtfu ,y witii rt-1Tlehearsnls foi " lotln r Chui'c atives and *fri« * it New Yotk 1 A D V r EL R. u T I l S u I iN n G u ■ I AGENTS M E N and W O M E N at the ptiriah boil Nt XX Jl Is> y ■:.* li"'l*l,,ll i I'j.i _H ■ I __ _____________ _________________ j _ | G E T I’A R ' t U E L A I I S of one of t noon i*L ~ o'clo.' ,. ntiiiu (ricntls B i o j ' a t d j o welcmn r^T i paying-propusiUoitB ever ol: :• ! ♦ h *r home agnm. > • *- ' 4 s r — ♦ 1 I — ■ ■ • — ,---------, * No pri vlnus ex pc notice erq'ii *• C o m i n g /UlHlifir.m\ All Lncnl A(lver*lnL*tnenlH Under \WurB«x ^153. Sanford, Fla. At tho B« pt l * t Temple Tu adr>. Mm.* L. R BoyehoUi and M.Nov, .15 t he Si I fo d f. 'i um Marian En;b- hnxe' r* turned to T h i n l l u a d i n g T I I I l K i : ( T N I S n IE-st'-ug man for 'ft' Course wi l begin i * ii ' of alt ->c ih e tr h o m o tu N .\ --ii t *> t* • r 1 Lint* For I'nch litHt'rtion Mi ni i nuy t 1 o.g prupoyi ttoi* f< *•»' ' jiops that appeal t o the 1. 111:1 and iilea .Ait 1 1 -it '• M: It t.WV .l x mg u p w a r d s $Iih' IB' fuif^iy ioxists of Sui ford wi’. h I In♦ * y <* a v M M * qooo >e "iiiln; Itun't answer null** you ‘ Tstcl lv G r j y l ' c - Misa (Jri.y has S l a t e - a n d t 0mill l u x e . New Ihic • a n Uli m ice y o u r s e l f SltiO.QO ru s h , Ta x Hi o ok s arc now open in my ( been calleil ‘‘The Vic Ii iii.*t a- o f . r i i - i and cun call for peisonul Interviow. 1apiratlpn;1 -who -render* a program! office fpr the payment -of stafe and A. C. Wilson, Duval Hotel, J a c k ­ , b.illlant ar.d thri lli.g. appealing to ' county1'ttvjtet'. fur 11H5. A discount sonville, Fla. 22-3te For Salr- Eggs and Ba by Chix «( 1 t he hearts of Everyone. She is typU of 2 f>er cxuit id November and 1 r«*r Bring celebrated Regal White Wya ndot tes, Jyost— Somewhere between corner callyvAmerican und has received her ■cinttFl i ) t - e r r i J i P r is fhutie. .tlig. 'duscriptioii. of your prpjifrTfy big performance, heavy laying, birds; French and First St. nnd Woman’s am booking ofdera f o r ’ same now. Club an A. It. A. Fi^ternity pin v«jirmyyv‘vcatfWitb -~f* " ’ < *y Jiio. D. Jinkins, Also a few pulleta and cockerels, of with initials J. M. W. Inside. A re_ V Tax Collector, Gcminoie Co. same strain. F. P. Strong, 106 E. VXfd offered if returned to Judge ;-*iL-4tc % Third St., Sanford. 16-'lf Helping. , . . , 2fc-2tp . aBt'vsL V - • T7 �_ J P ’* « Tf **i4j ft P ’^Tr • r, j \Vt ■ . ' ' •' ' . • • • ■‘M * I ' 38 - a m JN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION T H E SANFORD H ER A LD p[ B I. I S HCD SEMI-WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN S 4 N F O R D — Lifn In W o,tf, Living *i mM \(,i l Ml ' ll SAN PORI). FLORIDA. TUESD. U NOVEMBER 9. 1915 NO. 23 ■ m ENGLAND’S BLOCKADE HAS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN FOR * A BIG TIME IN SANFORD BEEN DECLARED ILLEGAL THE STATE IS ASSURED flow er sh o w er to b e -------- ----------- ------------------ *— t T H E P R E M IE M g i v e n b e l o c l o s e s O F iJ n u L I S T w m d i s ­ b e r P R I Z E S " -. -- f ttntticr Attacks Boat G R EA T B R IT A IN . HAS B E E N N O T IFIED T H A T U N ITED S T A T E S G O V ERN ­ M ENT W O N ’T STAN D FOR IT i " u m d •ami In fori tin board |I ’ A L A T K A M E E T IN G and addressed them in regards toi purchasing river front property for | A SSU R E D F IF T Y the purpose of county building*. The board, together with the com­ THOUSAND mittee from the city ‘tfouncll viewe FO R F U N D Washington, I). C,, "vNov. 9.— established' grilles of international the proupjied projieni^Airfcr which u letter from W. 1 ? , Adams Co., set­ Publication today of die American conduct; it is of tlie highest im­ note to Great . Britain denouncing n portance to neutrals that the prin­ ting forth the price of same wu» Palntka, Nov. 9.— T h e $50,000 "ineffective, illegal, and indefen- ciples ,pf international right be main­ read anti ordered filed for future con­ fund, to advertiso F'loridn through­ sive" tju* at tempted'blockade ngainst tained unimpaired, and the United sideration out t h e nation before the winter The tlerk was here instructed to Geimany and Austiiu, gives n o t i c e : States unhesitatingly assumes tin tourist season, with the object of write the Comptroller and ask w|jy to citizens of the United Stales task of <hampioring their rights bringing many extra thousands of whoso legitimate foreign trade is mHeretofore American* white he cot’llCti'll the taxes for the year persons into this state will be raised. terijcled with by the allies ih ft liny cargo*destined to neutral coun Iff] 4 from t he Sea-hoard Air Line This xxus assured by the enthusias­ (t.nlwiiv Company and did not at should secure I fdros s llirei llv j tries h. i xe been »■ iretl i.n t h e high tic gathering of business men from the same time collect the taxes for t hr o ug h t h e dipl oi uuti e el j nnt. eU of -e Is .tod v«*«l or conli*< tiled. i all part s of the stale, which assem­ t lit *s|« . 1.11 Mlti Si 111,I,| * D 'lift t * , tr own g o v e r nme n t rat In r t'i I I *i v •. I" m . : d v i * c ' i> i \htrii*t It •t| bled .tt the PlltliUtn Hoi| e in Itiis No i t 1. i. do. simI .iincmi.t being 1 h r o u g h |i f l / e i "III I s l >• t i l e d ' l-l n . l tie' u r e . * t 1n g ’ I', city • ii \\ "diit-tiny I* , eiill of IVoj I H 2.’ (II J n^j'llt D C tiilletl of the Tit 111)111 T hu latent liiUtvab limited In A lit t .* '"' ’ ’,l ' tyiJf'J. L'" ',1 ' t 1| > r ‘rf>mrTt,rvrrst?i'ii front M— (if Board of Trade, who i,,;.u„.., 1 t,.i- .ld"r |‘;:ge In (he British l"i I' ‘' Now ill........ti 11 Bryce, asking for information the plan. The gathering was a most eign office, is an exhaustivi tlOcu- govei ii mem "feels that it concerning certain* roads was read representative one and the. tone enmen! dealing vith England'* inter leatonnhly he expected t<U jHvisi and e erk instructed to write Mr. t husiastic. fere'nee with Amnjic.in tiade since It* rltt/eo» |(t seek rtMln’iixjJ (loTote Ilrvic and inform him that he huythe outbreak of the vvar In effect t riiiutt.il- which are in it* opini*m iiig been !,i.titled of the intention* of it wits decided tn go on witlj the m i a u l hoi i/.ed by the u n r e s t r i c t e d .ip tt is a cue in ti in fit Mon also to Franco phtn and pledge* on hand from vari­ t ill i him mi . simo i * in i f< niter mn "f ll i tern a t tonal la w t, li s II c " p > was p r e s e n t e d til t he pllv.it lot ous sections already amount 1,1 more in imii ;i t um. I he record* of this coungrunt reft.ii at ton, noi v ° r e f r a i n from F r e n ch a m b n * * y here than $19,000, uml more can lie llietr i bums direct I v to 1v ute open h r hi' IIlspeet loll. T h i r t y f i ' c p o i n t * m e t r e a t e d in ........... . counted on Many telegrams were V i aim* Ugum-t the eountv Weie tli. | .* 1 1- h £<■ .Tti in. • I t b ru u g I t h e n o t e a n d , III c oi i el i l i on Seer* ,no lit. .1 and w..rrant • i»l d e r f l dra wn re.ttl front I ru nspor t a t ion interests I a tv Lansing declines that the diplomat • channel* tiowiog interest uml expressing will­ Since |lie United SGile* doe* not United State* "ennnot with nnnnnn ingness to cooperate Presb)terian « E placence stiffi-i fmthei suborditm- recognize the existence of n |i•gal Interesting address*** were math-, n-,- I ‘n - by ten un C U met on V inert canmm lo o i to t|on of Iti" lights and interests to hb" k.id*. among tlie number being those m Friday evening with .t huge attend­ the plea that the exceptional geo their government for protection in ance, including several visitors. J a mes U. Murphy of Bulatku. Vance gt indued po*iti< n i f the enemies o t Ii Helm of Miami. G A M. s h i p m e n t of a non e i i n t r u b a n Tit* m e e tin g wus in c h a r g e of \V Great Britain reunite "( )u - 1if>• op cargoes not only t" io U r a l coun i n t Mr II \\ t aid well leader Clfllmt of Jacksonville, and Morn* prckxivV tftiil il.egul practices " The James It I’li sobj er t was ' T a s k s , " and the Cohen of Jacksonville relations between the United States tries I till t Igutius to b e l li g e r e n t s , tint member* of the company rendered a Murphy of this city gave his per and Great Britain, he says, must d ir e c t ly to or from the e n e m i e s of most interesting program Mt*s sonnl check for $800 toward the lie governed by expediency but by th e allies Fern \\ aril gave a beautiful solo campaign, and ^1orris Cohen of Delegates to the (* F'. convention J acksonville pledged $| 000 to ill*' ftt Kissimmee were elected its fill fund Mrs. Annie Henael and Miss Adii J ohns Were the participants in un adventure Wednesday (’veiling. per---Imps the first of >hr kind that ha* ever iieen recorded. | Mrs. Hensel’ and Mins Johns were Ashing in Lake Conway at Pine Castle in the afternoon. Hearing a noise in the water, one of the ladies remarked, " T h a t cow must he swim­ ming out to us." However, upo looking round they saw instead of a cow a large rattlesnake swimming wjHi. head and till erect, Inwards them. StCfjled. hut rurinu*. till ladies watched the progress of tin make, until it charge'll the end >f l i e tmai in which they were -.cot I Seeing its direct atiuik I hey iptickK ton k their position in tin other end of the boat, winch was immediately attacked by the shake. The ladies' by this time were nearly in hys­ terics. John Matrhcit, hearing tln-tr efles tpok his canoe and went to the rescue, forcing Ins boat between 11n­ sult ke and that o( tin* ladies It;, this time one of |lie ladies had faint ed They wire taken lilt" Mr Mali belt's (mat and taken ashore On the lDlIi and 20tli of Novem|,t r the flower show and plant sale of ,hP Woman’* Club will be held in lh(, vacant store in the court house |,!«rk Entries for the flower show . r, i,ui*«!i-d from any one living i!> 1"'I nl v. and nil entries , I I uid’,' marked with t he m i mher as indicated in the I , k ip ’ Ly the ladies in llljj * t <.r• will be opt n at , >i . Wr| j 1IB 1..\ mort.ii g to rt-ts-ixc " ♦ MIr rtruvi’-* arirt thr rfoerr* alii h'1 i» h to the public at one *c will be many plants o’clock. others may he entered .• l for subfor i xi hi.fir* it the table in charge of Mr U 1 Hill •.1 dlTi-reil ll* follow* V. Hc-t ■*11]111 noi t ill roses, second t,.t . -11••III 1 cut r o s e * ]U -■ . n|!» i•turn cut rhrysanthecollect lOtl *iit i. ■| l.i-st I- mil, |,f\ . M belli II HI The snake was frightened oil when imest chrysanthemums. I . . . . . . . . , . . . Tli re. J . i'n,t -i c h r y s a n t h e m um * . ------------ Mr M at c h e t t arrived, liut wa* fuun COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET - , , 9 m ii later lying in the boat which it had ihire litre*- tinesi chrysanthemums. attacked, and was shot by Mf MatFirst second and third prizes for eh*‘tt Orlando Reportei-Star te arrangement cut ilnw, rs el \andie*> l ongressman Sears Inbiscus entered I Washington, Nov !f It is under hibiscus on I e red stood that Representative VV J 1Seurs, Florida's new member of the 1 i * ’ d o p la v d a h l i a s Fourth District may be assigned on I . ' palm growing the rummittee on agriculture This [ is one of the best assignments that Fin* -r fern growing co uid bo given a mem bet of 1h.1t Fine*! begonia glowing Tic judge* will make their de- t ‘I°rida delegation at the present •Him un Kr'tiny afternoon fex- time because of the tremendous garth u> ditching certain l a n d s The Sanford. Fla , Nov 2. 1915 irjit l"f I he juize for hibiscus en- stiides in agricultural activity which nonopetrh* Buard of County Com- hoard advised him that they could len i! Sat u n l a y and in no case will that state is now making . mi*aionet* mi and for Seminoje Coun­ give him no relief in tlie mutter »*.*M he made where the exhibit Dt O J Miller, county physician Next to the house committee on ty. F'lbri^a dipt <Jn the above date 11 no! considered worthy of u prise. rivgrs anil harbors, of which Con­ Present. I*; * ? P ' * Hjfgan, chairman; came before the hoard and presented gressman Sparkman is chairman, Cominissioi^fr* 1. A.'Brumley. C W forms for application to be ad mil led Said forms suntlat Si huui (Convention that on agriculture probably is of Kntziuwvgt’r. ti. A. C-fark and J T to the county home McLsinT Roberts, deputy were reati uni! ordered filed for fu­ Muinti Nov 9 The fourteenth first importance to Florida sheriff in at ture consideration ■r *•tii. Sunday school convention of It will n"t be definitely known .-|eik; ,t C 1 51 ■.•Hand, ^ l ends tic*-* * Mr .J I) Ilagev came before the it. "f Fbtrnlu is to be held m exactly what assignment* are made board and requested tin- board to i Minute* of lust regular meeting VI ci November I *, l 9, 2II, 2 1 | u n t i l th e D e m o c r a t i c c a u s e y * I"have ditch cut or opened up Same lead ami approved ajH, Itave been g r a n t e d b y , but C h a i r m a n • l a ’ Vef of th« was referred to Commissioner ('lark John D Jinkin* came before tinill tli. railroad and transportation committee on agri cult ure'has ..been Communication from Mr Ma­ lines of the state the Florida Enst here sometime looking q.vot- the per- Imaid and asketi him to atlvise him (’oast Railway, the Van Line from .sopnd of its members to. fill existing in reference .to the purpose of the honey in regard to purchasing lot assessment for 1915 for Black Ham­ udjoining jail, reati und ordered J irUonville to Miami, and the Pen- xta<i*ticies. mock Drainage DiVrict, for what filed for future con si deration tmuhir and Occidenta Steftmship With the chairmanship of the The co in mutation ol .1 D AlexLlr-.i ■ will sell tickets for the round rivers and harbor* committee and an purpose nnd to whom the amounts under, requesting the hoard to open collected should be paid and the trip foi the price of one-way fare agricultural committee assignment. street on the north side of Lot 1, Ml " ’ t'er road' wdl grant a rate of Florida should he well provided for names ol the bond trustees The beard advised him as fo low* lllk V, Chuluota. rejid anti referred I .....i. per mile for round trip In addition to places held by Con Tax Collector is ndvtsed that the to Commissioner Cl«[k Th.- . ,i . ,| tickets can tie pru gressmen • lark Wilson <%Mr The committee apjioiuleil11o view l .'-' •' an) point tn the State Sears in this place would have an Black*—Hammock Drainage District the proposed read to connect up was organteetl under the lawn of direct to Miami Tht ■*■• splendid Excellent opportunity to look after .Ueardall ami Cameron avenues heI9UI whtrh provides that all laws r*ic. .tr, .i»suciug an unusual inter­ proposed $'2,000,(100 appropriation 19 1 ;| which provides tbut all funds, tween the N I V 1, of S K * t anti S W ' 4 est in thi* gathering, as people on "to fight the citrus canker derived from taxation for payment of N F I J i Section 33, Tp 19 S. FT 31 thu occasion can travel from the of interest und sinking fund are pay- Flust, here presented their report *r«t coast all the way to the Magjc Newspnper Plant Destroyed able direct ko the bond .trustees by j which was reati and approved anti < itv anti return for a small sum. Jlalrigh, NT C . Nov. 9. The the l ax, collector. ' -The bond trus- ordered filed, and clerk instructed to Marion Lawrence, general sec re* Ncws and Observer. Secretary Dan* tecs fof.the^BIack i lamni oc k Drain- have published notice that commixUr> *d the International Sunday ipls' newspaper was tlestroyed by uge District are J . 11. Lee, L. T sioners will at their next regular School Asaociationi with headflre Saturday morning for the secvtul Hunt untl'O. meeting, if no complaints, open u Swope quartcrv in Chicago will be the prin-y time in nearly three years. ThF The t ax- collec tor is hereby au- said road. npal speaker. Mr. Lawrence it cbnplant of E. M. Uriel! & C«.. .shat thp^xed.'whd directed to pay all The bond of Mirhael Sboltx to xulen-d the best Sunday school man printers was almost a total loss, anti fundi tAtllaeted |)j’ hitn on account of keep bridge across St. John* river at on 'he North American continent. several stores were burned. Early Black HamTTiOck’ Drainage District, Monro.., rend and approved with ' * r L ( ’. Palmer, genera secretary estimates make the loss a quarter tm aaaeaameht loll of 1916. to the F' N. Conrad and C. M. Bingham °l the \ nhama Sunday School Assoertts n will be the other out of of a million dollars. The newspaper bond 1 trustees of the aaitl Black a* sureties in the sum of $ 1000.00. Reports from the several county the *t.it,. speaker The best Sunday loss is $100.4)00. The fire started in Bammoek/Drainage District, and is *choo| talent to be [ound in Florldn the Uxrell plant and a gas explosion advised that the levy assessment is officials were reati and approved and spread it. Three people were slight­ for the sole purpose of paying in­ ordered filed. V h also in appear on t h e ’ program, >f ly hurt The bill-of Keystone Co, for auto­ terest on bonds and for a sinking *r.'l tin array of talent is the strongmatic line indicator, amounting to (unti. '*■ ex' ivcr offered to tlie people of this John D. Jinkins, tax collector is $5.55 was read anti same rejected. state Freabylerlan Synod On motion of J T. McLain, Sain also advised as the. S p W hb e Ro a il Ah Sunday schools within the .Miami, Nov. 9 . - EstubHahment of Sl Bridge District No. 1 as follows : Felf is hereby admitted to ccunty state of Florida, rcgardelas ol de­ the Florida synod of tlie PresbyTax collector is advised thnt they home. nomination are entiteld to send a tcrinn church with Miami as ,t|ie •levy ssscssmeitt f(fr 1915 for Special The resignation of W. V. Dunn a* delegates ns desired. T h e f headtfunrters of one of threi; Pr,,s Miami churches will entertain all byteiios is the .plan the churches Road Si Bridge District No. I in inspector of marks and brands for thue tit legates on the Harvard plan. of the state will net upln at their for the sole purpose of paying inter­ District No. 10 was read and same th.il i*. lodging and breakfasts will meeting this month, according to est on .bojids and for a sinking fund, was accepted. and that all collections on the ac­ Geo. De Cpttes, attorney lor furnished free. Dr. W. W. Faria, pastor of the loc count should be paid direct* to the the board of county commi**iQners There are many special features church, and the adoption of the ............. , .. * r ' ----- --cnurch, ami me nuu|>x>uo ... »— bond trustees of said Special Road is hereby authorized to obtain opin­ L a , Z hl" Kath’*/,nK ' . Th f necraaary memorial to the general Si Bridge District No. 1, and that ion of some good and reliable bond far* |c is to bn u novel affair, and, asking for he is aulborjxed and Instructed to ptrhjj,. w)]| j j lc umj beNt Pfcshyteiiun meeting, attorneys in --advance of sale of the new synod i* now considered as be governed accordingly The bond bonds. ' •Id in the state. Numerous a foregone roncluaion. Should the trustees of the Special Hontl ■& Application for pension of Mrs. '■•' no is ,lt which time special Hew ay nod be formed, there tgjll la- Bridge District No. I are M. FT Fllla FI I>-ffler reati and approved 1.1. . —. „f Sunday school work vOill three Preshyletles, at Miami. St Robinson. A T , Rossetter and P M. Communication of Mr. J . W. O. '•niphaMied, will be held. Con- Augustine and Kissimmee. , Elder, y<Si nglel lry, in regard to payment of , r-riffs covering every department Tax*. ‘Collector John D. Jinkins fees as juror, read and •Clerk In­ Florida is now attached to the J ,h'' wo'k wid likewise he held. came Ijffo^O .the bonrd and naked structed to write’ Mr. Singletary to Alabama synod, hut the churches of -Penal attention will he given to them' t o , h e should pay the afdvise the board as to which case the state have within the la»t few e|*»rt merit Sunday school superhe refers to and same wjli be in­ •nttndeni and Sunday school su­ years bccomt moie nurticrouM bo atHorpoWli'.tpV co/lccted by him. vestigated. « T]k* bboard i t t d ffdyked .and . . d instructed Ir perintendent and o m c e n . I I I b . t t W W . n l U » * r . I . O r the , denomination believe that the 1, 1m-^o . pay Mid collections over to »tfesxcd. Mr. C, R. Walker r i m e before the board de- board and addressed them in re­ ' F.orlda churches are now able to t lie tf«vftty treasurer, the b . n i. i ■ i i h t r it h n trl elinln^Htr'pay any f of said t a r over gards to the Inland W'alerways <*• ll Walker and E. T . Woodruff at stand alone. to the state, thla under the advice of movement, whereupon the board *nd»d mieting of the Inland Water- * Should the Alabama meeting ap^* n u d a the following resolution: y y c ^ ^ n a t 8 * T » B 0 «b' -------. > ? : # * - U n , « Ml : » C ‘- - m *or® , the Mr. Frank L. Woodruff and others of the gi ‘ajnt in recomprising » committee from the . • t “ '< » *«» the peo p l, upo ' • - • •. low* Delegates Mrs Geo i'uxloti ami Mrs R C Maxwell Alter­ nates, Mis* Virginia S mi t h and Mr. K Muirheud The society expects to send a large representation, be­ sides the delegates Our next meeting will be ill . hsrge This of Mr* A. D. l'arrish leader promises to he an interesting mceting ami a large attendance ls eXpeeled (lien Thealre O p e n * Allen * Theatre, tin- rn-w moving |*ii tiir■* j.lu.r opened Inal night in true ntr dopte style, a* tile roof ao.l lloor 1s not yet completed but Man­ ager Allen did not propose to wait any longer and decided to stmt the with the air dome feature* The 1ir*i nffereing of the Merchant of Venice and several comedy reels, making nine reels in all. seemed to titke l tie people by sur|>tl*e nnd they .•nTT^.-d tt i<- iinv.-l feature of seeing the show under the canopy of hen ve n In a few days the roof will be on un<i the dour completed und then the circus seats will come down and ojiera chair* will be installed, mak­ ing tile Alleh Theatre one of the fmt -t L o w Louse" in this section. Large Audience for Lyceum The Sanford Lyceum Association ix a*.*ured of a large nudience at the Gray-Lhevinne Concert on next Tuesday evening at the Temple, corner Bark und Sixth, One hun­ dred nnd twenty-three t ickets have been disposed of eight days in ad vance of the concert. It is expected that every available seat will be en­ gaged. Phone Mr. Ezell at the High School building or Mr. Hyman at the Temple. Season tickets, S 1.60, children $1 00. Single admission 60 cents, children 36 cents. Open Comfurt Cottage Mrs. M. Martin and niece, Miss Hardman are in the city ngaiti after spending the summer in the moun­ tains of North Curojina. Mrs. Mar­ tin bos opened Comfort Cot tage nnd this popular hotel will remain open during the winter season, which will be good new* to the many pat­ ron*. Comfort Cottage will give Sanford anothei hotel for the winter season The Herald was three hours late lust F rid ay on account of a rush of news m atter at the Inst minute and there were fifty -people besieged the offlce wanting The Herald. ’ Even the people who. have been borrowing the paper were anxious to get their copy, all of which demonstrates that the people like The Herald and want it on time. This was the first time T h e Herald had been Into In 3 . I JM w liiC .4; I II Resolutions of t b a n k s -Were pulsed, to the Manufac turers' ' Record of Baltimore anti to M r Gillett. for the suggestion of the rampaign A resolution uisu was upssetl thut a committee of five be appointed, to be, charged with the responsibility of expending the funds to the heat advantage, and that every dollar of the fund be spent outside of thi* state for nil vertislug purposes, rjo officer or committeeman to be paid nnv salary, anti there be no section ali'iii shown in thi- makeup of t he committee The committee named wu* ax follow* V W Hetlp, Miami. G. A. McClellan, Jacksonville; B. L. Ilnrnner. Ta mpa ; W. B. F'ranklln, F’ort Myers; Frank Lloyd, Qulnry It was the belief of those who gathered here that every community will join in the propaganda when the full |<llins are made known. Th« jdun contemplate* ‘a rontrihuiion of $25,000 by the ruilroud* •■titering Florida x M lNshin.tr) Conference T tie Third Annuul Missionary Services and Conference will be held at Holy Cross --Church beginning Wednesday night at 7 . 3 0 p. rn., at which service* addresses are to be made by the Rev. Canon Rlckert, Chaplain .of* St. Luke's Hospital, Orlando, on " T h e C hu rc h’s Mcdacll Missionary Work” and by thtx. R c r F'r W. II. Ball4 of Kissimmee, who , has been for over twent y years a Church of F-ngland Missionary Fxirat ill South Afrira. On Tuesday morn­ ing lit tidlO a m. Holy F-uchatist with special Intention for Mission­ ary Work and Worker*) at 10:dQ a. m. anti 3 p- m. the' Dleesun Officer* of the Woman’s Auxiliary will tellj, f of the missionary work in their vari-^*^ ous departments: such as The UtlRedf Offering, the Missionary Study Class, the Organizations of the Auxiliary nnd Lit tle Helpers: the ' Pio.cgsan School, Hospital anti monthly pub­ lication, " T h e Balm Branch. On Wednesday night, after tlie service a "social, h our" to meet our visitors will T)e held in the parish house immediately after the service the young ladle* of .St. Agnra Guild being hostesses. E v er yb od y is most cordially asked to come, j Ny nodical a .Success '»• The Synodical of the Tresbytsriatt . church which bus been in scssipn here for several dayn, elosed ita meeting Thursday a t . noon. The were sixteen delegates from various parts of the slate from the Mistion ary nnd Ladles’ Aid Sodatifs of the organization. On Tuesday even ing I>f!- Lynn of Jacksonville made talk oi\ "H orn* Missions” and Wcdnesday night Dr. Dodga of Clearwater addreased the meeting V>n ‘ ‘Organisation.'* Lunches were a] ; ■ ,, W h i UM iliD . ■ •rl oj ' i ■mHm ( ii yi" x - *V>4 ] 't i l l • v 11 > -*• • • ’in �* THE SANFORD HERALD It. i . H O L L Y. Editor W. M.- HAYNES, liuslitftis M a n a g e r Pytdktwd Kmy Tu*^l»jr ind Frtdijr THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY H U K K I U m o M I*HICK, IN AIMANCK ONE YKAK......... .................... tJJ» ■I I MONTHS. . . . US T HR E E M O N T m . ... 7S M i m ' d In |Jm> U t j b j <' i r r k f 1 7 .1X) l**t l > u In A d o n r r nr iOr. E r r Maal h F a r n n l i In Adt anrr M om Ur Mndn *1 Of W* •rrd An N r o a d - U a n a NlnU M a t i n Aufuni J l i d IMS, »l Ihn Ponlafflrr at HaaTard, I'utidi. I'ndrr Art of Marrh Jrd. 117*. OElea In llrtaM lluUdlnf Tfi.- moniont hotel I In- . r i t y I J *ro* t h • ff < .• THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE T W O We ri-iurntc holt'l now • Trlrphonr No. I lg Sanford m-t-ils . . O ---Sanford huilil* a will .star' n new O Holi Holly e n joys the distinction o f being the handsomest bald-headed e di t o r in Florida. T a m p a Tribune. T ha n k you, Ed. We will stop drinking hair restorer rftfllt now a wa y . " * We are not speaking of the issue tesults in an at tr act ive sheet Sanford banks because they all ftd- each time thu paper appeals. Vertisc Itbern'ly, but the banks of Florida may well offer to compare other cities. That advertising pnys )u,r j,.,jl(.f with those of any slate in is demonstrated just as much in a t |„. I'nio'i For « very publication ban'' - * "i any other busmens and t „ found here that lacks in news, we nre i e minded of this (art this [„ editorials , in attractiveness, cat wee’ ' a Cashier < has. I*. Dow |)(. produced at least four times tha visited us When Mr. Dow was number in any state which may be made cashier of the Peoples Hank of named in a contest, while it would Orlando be knew nothing about On* j,,. difficult |,> ffnd anywhere puhlirtibanking business in Florida but be tions to excel in these details in the was a hustler in other .lines of husi- rnajoiitv of newspapers to be found ness and knew the value of sy-tem- j„ Florida. The gnnernl reader has ittic advertising and he usert the |>pt.ome so accustomed to this r o n same up n> date methods of busi- , ijt iuii that he takes it us a matter newt in the bank. He was prob- of c o m se that such should ever be ably violating the ethics and the an- the case; but it should be undercient usages of banking and upset stood that the eiuourugement of the many an bjeul of the old systems publn j« necessaiy for the ronlinu* but he obtained results phenom- ance of the superiotity. enal results and it is results t hat , . , . . , ~ j v And the ,pro»|WCtlVe settler takes are wanted even in the banking , .. . . , „ , v, .. , note of these conditions. The cornbusiness and the Peoples National .. . iminity (iresentlngbut a modernhas become a power m Orange cOun., ' . , , p u b h r . i t ion e d i t e d Upo n t h e p a t e n t t y a n d is l o o k e d Upo n us o n e o f t h e , , . , . . ... medicine or the scissors plan and leaders in the state. Advertising . . .. . . .. , .. ... , -showing no ability or originality, gan pays and no one knows it any better . . . .. . . . *, _ . . ,, f- . i not hope to tecetve the growth dethan Cashier Charlie Dow. ... . ■. , ,, , ,, . . , ' s i r e d ; and it should be an incentive Even the doctors could obtain re. . . , , , . . to the public to make conditions pos- ( suits by advertising aible fo, „ le tt er publicatioi. Hut! r n t f V T Y y ,\T FlS No v e m b e r a, m is THE. TIM E 'T O DEPOSIT I Now is the time to make your deposits in the Peoples Bank. November First is the quarterly interest paying period. All de­ posits received in our Savings Department up to and including November Tenth will draw interest from November First. Four per cent .compounded quarterly in our Savings Department. One dollaPbpcns an account. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD If. R. STEVENS -C. M. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA vut . f t * * d . i p L W0 0l ) RUFF Vir*-Pr**idrnt O. L. TAYLOR R. R. DEAS Aim. C,*»llrr , '“ h,r' pettiness and lack o / dijermun*. lion of these— the elite. 1 CLASS DISTINCTION ^ UNITED STATES these are few. And the publications Trade or no trade, wholesale o- r,.. I which are now doing a splendid work tall, worth and character shou' 1 |„ The Auliurndule Auhtirndule N’ Ew Era has Florida is going to hold many for the state in disseminating news I — — I •the one and only standard bv t (ch been changed t o the Auhurnd.de 'losing the full and winter ubout their several localities and Joy- | T H E S N O B S A T W A S H I N G T O N A L L A G O G O V E R T H E S . men and women shonld hi n ( New* which IS much shorter and t «; Tl?«* Alai-iiun county fair will be held ally urging a continued betterment Hied, and the ability to maki t ■. W E D D IN G O F P R E S ID E N T W ILSON t h e point 'Hie New Era sounds i November !*. HI. I I , I - a u d i t The of conditions should receive more and to success full y run a bu- i «-si M) nuwtntiaumimtsmffnamtJtWHKmnarnmiwt um i.r»aKi*aSiiist wnunmiiuunniwH jam nm KIw ninitiitJiTiSM iatr ji t ihi much like 1,,-W kind - I bleak . ' s e c r e t a r y of the boatd of trad.- says and more the support which thc> de house should be .consider, -. - jt. that the management ha* <very s e r v P a l m Ite.u h l*o- • f a.*l fund lv l.imi u hi*r»* it i' “t *1! h<*lr| *h»* w»*r»* in ret a il J I) s u p e r i o r to t h e tinrivuratiii- tli.it ( In lair wi1) Ik larger 0 11 IP ■■t >t 1«-iill> that all m-*tt ate tuirn trade" and persons of that calling mi„.nt and spend forlu o I and more complete tilts \i-ur than 1 >i»i. l ( . c a n 1 ,i inti .Matmn Fount) f>it 1.»•»!. and win-re perfi-rvid o’ utors |tha ye ne vvr liei-jt arcepti-d b> A-■y • f tit^ijj-- , * l mTi l.ittei *,s la.*t year and on f1i.it o>'i,a»ion it \* the i|u>'n |ia** bringing u* near ioudly proclaim ’ no i la*i litstinction t h e social -at* here November 1*•i It and 20th or rather sure passport to many a *• . • miwas a surprise in its completeness er to the time set for the Marion • and no snobbery” "anti in u spirit of do your t leaning up before that time rial circle. We sincerely lutpe t hat ‘"As Edith Hot ling, of Virginia, reeven to those who were mostly conus 'litMe day* will l<i> inspi-rlinn of County Fair the confidence and en proud superiority declare such Inted lo t he best famitjes lif t In- this painful expetlence in \Yn-l,,r,e. - rented in tt The fair management t b i l s i i ' i n of th e j ..... file s e e m to grow tbi ig* to be re1,ins of the feudal p i n - work a- I tin (lower and pl.ii t .(r* southern aristocracy, Mr* Galt ton -oclety will have a is senilit-.e out eomplimeii-tar*. passes This i* -Fiown In the iptick and ■.*t, tu it i* a little disconcerting to never ko'-u what a social »#ul, effect upon all \ ini-ric;!ii *, show ( ’lean up row a- d be lead, nd in all »la editor in the *tat>- and re i d r, *, ,, , •r -.* or- »■ wlio Fit- -»• ,| •t ,- following new . |t<-tn in the for f h> lag i ■ i t bad to t Inempha*is ■ t . !• m ir ' ’sip- n ii n g ’ i -I m i b, t e*t *,i ar . * * u r r g M ■m t bat I 1 • f o ' will fMl' ,L■ *"■| ! » 1, ■ Ml) W, \ M |,- ■ F', . a 1b ' l p ’ . a N-"'t 1, \ hi, ri, ir, 1 A 1 * r 1 I being J■ ! ai' ,■:. -1v and iiiatd i,,ivs doin tin -.,rn♦ *' -lirji.i** all e t aTion* rr "i uy il* i!.?»*r* • * ,*t tin* 1 1 1 r N i*t , *,, l " l \ t I lf 1-.1 l m*i l .1 *1 ■.1I'll 1 P |,.-re )•-.' I--* t.,-- mart age with Nor ..... . runfii I * , ir 111. r 11i ■■r Tb. ||, r.il,| vi,. . ,| -T iHfuMl \\ , I* • , V'.•<wb'dgi ,■ oil1 > ar• t » . 1 ..... . Wl’ llTtg t-> b . l j ^ | i- • r . ».*• and ,, , ', n u, -r. N " im . i , < , .,11 Mr it,. , i , ,1 ’ I' ' t . r, I • ,,t i b i • t • it i ib, i. . . . : . •t . r i a, '■ ' t 1• \ • " ! . \ . t. . t»-> 1 g-, . * 1 i - .1 l -.i,b * t . ,.(. ' ' .1'.- »■* |i- v i 1r . -I a , . ni ■ t . ■» ■1 , •i ,- T.x if Florida v- t i at, t l t„ . r ! i . t ’ > • ' I . - mi i > pit t •1j f i »i♦ t Mi • . 1 ■ag" mt'lit l " . • . I t.S "X ' W! >J1 , W 1* ll<iw t f.-ttl b Itig will !*’ •tlf ■' 1' 1• r ■n t he federal >n list 11U'Tlo . It w t- r land U .iter w . , ati ,J tin ar,unr\ 2 - ' b nl IP Land * u 1hi t, a r Mil llll1 'lb 1 1 i'lfll fl'HiHii .11» **’t ot I in-wing how fur *to- wui t ,,|trad*- s Inch alone ti- * i* a -o iFill r11 >..i v. t*roiu*‘ir \ > 1 ,I St I oh n- r i , r i ig. Ie •, , l a' lilt 11>»r .•r< .. t!«. . •*7 11« 'll? .1 -i , mi i ' • * akr .,< j. i » g , , ff o t ,| i• . . t, . * pi * r,' i111fi § • <»‘ ‘ • 11 , I ,-t i . i (I • | .nr \ . . . it,.. . - ' ha’ , • l| M. I .4If 1••! i» rw i r 'in. .it* 1.1r f • whet. * i.i* l,i oi memi-tre** «,| ^ » ■ llli'ti Hi i \ \ lilt * ini'ti t ha* an \ in11 a t ion of puridi.is uni-es are that the lair managers ar.\ l r ^ Ai.ilt tint n«i! r.iv*- .u.-J r.m t wfj he* of t h I |u U hit \ IfUT f hr 0(1 * 1 * «*|>urii 3 1 TM I all i ng t h e , m ill tb it b a r air. ad*, beeti [fpll , s p l e n d i d e x p o s it io n nr tf \ to |ir** tl, t b* bar* r ». |,|f T.1 -X*’ * 1w .1' j i ■ 1" '* *f 11, it'* f ' 1*i Ft ■['he , - t J,••■grain o| ---III ^S *i<- -i ’ if isis! Pltl.l fl I ’ ' • V" • ’ .' ! \S It II i b- ■l e | 'M. 1. o( i t- W t i l ' l l 1 " i k ' 1• " ’ !. « 1 .*'f Th1, 11’ »t. It •*.. It-.*? \fi. \ « fi! ■ s i Itdfft \ hi! p 111,111 iai I* It* l be . * r-e. w ill b< • I" ! to f t . ami at’*-' ’ W 1 1t r. U ..f ffl, . ra ' •111 t.r a n .1r ► ■ ! ur t f Zilrif’S- t Ki* <1.1 'X.l III ■* ll.lll'* iMIMMlft " L iti-l .In -! al • <t* . ati 1 rmi- 1 .it ».’1, 111gi .1 t b 1h \\ 1 1II I t , u n t i l of t h e 11 .| I k b f .t , 11l! g * tl t I r , - l a t e w'■ F bifid a It I* I to Will 1|’-1*, [ 1 11 I i'l l i*i hcin)* ii* ! t ■ . i ti iinl1 1 t In' H it* iill ^ p r o g r i - ' s i n i' n u e l y it i . t im e t.t h i n k m m -U tin- m .u ia g i nnorl to m a k e ri *1 fi* Hm 'ii'i f 1— t,.l v, al r.-a,| V -i 11tfifit r « 1 II* Iciitji’r** li ii^fi a ti<» ;vri- t " h* r« • a b o u t tin- a , ,r| ,ij pl.ifitl.'ig I t.e t i e , * it a e d n .n llo i 1 -.istltullMTi ' f tb* II T i.ti- whi1 h.n 1V. -1 ... f! ’* ” TtJll. 11V•- *1 .. k tl. t «••♦ « ci/.-ti ,ii t it * U hi1* l|tt i-* Fit r«M|* o il t 1 • I-il I ' a a ' . l i '>t | .t ' l - .g . „t . t Ig' e*1 r it' i, a • , , |,!e * , 1 t \ \ • • .»r 1 1 ... w l’r> b •H i! I- ■r * ff»» 11f Mf, * ; ■* •11 . .. . ! b. 1 ,' - . .Minot - •! •.» ! * • t f .■ f' 1*1 'A I I ft *! , * * O I ' ■r? Ih I* .! until tins •.,! .g.yyt'..•' t ] , i< i - v t o f flu t tl H o , t -s * f I,i - •or v ii a * obi l r >• o' t * r .ir i * ft Is not Util I kel \ ilia- 1tl, . vi , ve If) *I . ! i.tn A i .. . r, •', i 1r I Fie I social struct ur> oi \\ ,-l.ington w I! i 1h ^ ♦. 'l » •! <il nut •m g* t. \\ ashingtot . | VI . h i m - tU in ....... . b-w ■ »-• ! refill,t| i ••t?* i , . * ltd P u 1 . at' t\ i e’ not * ea at.d I [>> tl ie I ' ]>f ■•Ill •-r A t " I . "I l„ .1. I r. | o'- I l-llf ,1 < o rn t lu b Our f. |,> •I . •I , U t. !. a-Pllg t . Mr lin n *, I" I ,1 d in n er lie e o l l li ■1 t n .- rig f ••*<•* >t Itil T" t n g Wlllg e V i r be M t t l i d tlliltl 't I* S e t t l e d rig It' a n d ' b - r i g h t * a * - timed to. tin t-elllgvfe tl* ' *•* * t h e lin e t-« d r a w * good te stati O cala B an n e r d o n ’t forget t h e log \ l a r ' " be held in O ' lOllntrle* ot I il ( I I d |. >* a lo n g our Vjn! fo *< op. : It • -I. .11, t.'l • h im w. i a sc, re ot i I. . \ \e.trand .................. St I... v . any ol l lie sm ml *et- hi Washing utjgm ot *, at the g r o u n d * , d ir e c t ly I'd ton Sin- iu* host* ol friend* b t i i t h e major ( th e log i n d u s t r i a l natude l none i- o l In Washington >uve | | , 11\ lieistl <>r| W el II* *" cllll O • lit* *ma*t set ' , rT ,1 t.,,-1 . b. ,1 i ,,' .1 , r I ' ■ i >, . • i " . 11 ■I ■V i a l. I t I ■I i ••rr. n 'i» I I Mr t to * 1.1 k tin 'to­ . |»»tt -tlT t l . e , hit Sunfoptf TbiMi wr want this M’l ’ulutioit .onsidered w,l! t. rejpift f . b. -p,..,.| T r o ^ . - i s r high a s . ,n Florida’ Tins assertion )s only made after careful loiihideratloti • icqeC. rtfi li a t .ik,pin"i of t l n “»t p u * “> f o o t liannl u|M»n |M*r>won:i| Kno wIrcl^r t - i l s . i n d 4tbj gJoVi* g e lllle » l]e i will be i*a rnmlc, l«\ *t nr w'Dd|n*f ft'-ir <if lUwl'i tIiv<j’ ait'f nl* fftyp-'Miy “ 1 w<uk and w e .w o u ld h a t e j firw 1,1. H o n d a S ' ' * t o lH » s p jt o in t t l u - n r . . T h o . U ' a l w orker h a s v I i o t - T k , . «-Uti ’ »v s co n v | lie s i n i h e Vine th a t j ,^ n e K X p k p * T * ;,e *.."tie n-ally1 * • f#Or* , ) « , « uro -,, .. I* ' n.i on W ednesday, w h n ii •V*" m w anty. w u r k - a m i if in i r d i - f n F o j t l a n y j..- r« o n a ln ie * no n a m e - dire , . iIfv ,t ^ i .J .t n, *...... i,, , t utjUtlD . . t o ., i ft ‘, lUf in, V i ,, t ton o i l , T f.’it - tic ii ;Ul‘ arc | 11»U il I'U-firU h li*h cii 'i« :tr n«*t ’ lt 'Clili il j h^ ritri'di* ,thc‘ -*samn badly enougfi! prnpcisitlan brnughu^iortii ^ ’t <-t it is- here on starvation . t ar va ti op _ yl* po<*lb1^ Abut the right Uhount c push wits t>x#rct»i-d in’ Un* pi»tili«.i•l . - ( ) ; -lion .tnd-*a sufficient iJogrtO* cl vriK-’ rO s S G R E S S M AN KE'/'tj.bS IT ’ Inality jhowtr in the cotitenl* of ' :JTo TnUa ba s . *! • I ) e m e eraf. tell* thirst- fyw pubfieution* there could o ! the^uppointment o f the m ^ post- be guined a nntti> « nd p cireuhttiog, mwstep'rit‘tfltd jdace t». take pfTect-ln whioTt;ixj)yUd result in 4+.eir ,|K*.eom* Juni- when l hij^tlimj .j' L I lir fng stro*og-in influems* i nc i i m b e - t Mptfiw napircn avid .. . publication* with the aw cToNe* the ni'-'T The Florida t i d e with the followiig informa­ exception of the down before alt ion t hat will have a bearing on the lnrtrrt"TtTS~aie far Ip-tier than tin- «upc u r e i of ot l i e s ’ iff. the at ate: port given them rails for YThe rfai-* 1 “ Th e r e c o m m e n d a t i o n o f Cojt- lies, the semi-Weeklies, the weeklies ' . T t r i - s -t na n W i l s o n j u a c t i c a l 1> s e t t l e all In-Ur evidence of being the work t h e c o n t e s t f o r p o s t m a s t e r ut T n l l a - of tniiAn-rhand* at the line of work ti;is*r-i a- I’ r e s i d e t i l /’o * l m u s t e r ( l- i i i - r ill p u b l 1 , 'V k - j , n o i i n r e i l " llson ami | |, It i :1 i -si n I ..* ” I" c a g " ti.ai t h e * w iO lbi he g o v e r n e d O n i ’. I,\ t h e i t i c o m m ^ b r ja lio ii ol th - e o n g r e s s m a n Jf'A' a - ft | •' « --trf each of t Fpe, var inu* district* in i ~ - r ; l h e tn uter uf fitliTtg post m"fiershlji . 'TVaranc m Tlo-y n|si> agrerd no- tu • remove any Republican pn imaste/ his term expired except for just i* * until hi i. Mi Q . . -* : H ANK A P V E B T I S l N , ( I s Bank* sornctimt-a get the idea that since they ere a j i ^ a r a t u iiistitulion bn’ t he m- e' \i n t hat .'the public is bound to come to them an d sd v er- of i ll, \ .MM'I* d c j - a l t m t tftsV |,lil,|l,alt|,-l i , p i . .ria l ,. Mr* r *r t in ’ V J il l * Srore-I •' i tr l.'t flv , i iiilt * Hell, • I -I hr^t MuHr iml M!» If l , H* \ h i \ ■! 1-1 ICi | ni ,1: - a; 1• oi, I \V n s * h i ♦u n i ’ t : t 1,, n a t i o n a l •’ •"i | a m i lea l - r * " I i a |.iia l - itipiv 1-airv *u pe(iru to tin- gri i l *latln-» <-f the in,....... pnljtun center* •■f hi’ t.ortb w htbthere ari many that are the yditn.ml eipiul of-them Then* are at least seven publica­ tions it*. ‘ Florida whose editorial gtijutn't* show aKillty far above like. •blufd»t* of Ni w Yotk. Chlcagt and St. Luol* publications where bWli-i. priced editor are maintained be-, cause of the reputation.' prevfhuUy ‘ m m im m m im m mm ^ Betteir Service to t f l?: MUST NATIONAL BANK 1 - **• 1 . ii «i i i n i • i*i 1 iii •$ a * N I1f104 O i O5- r ■ ►igfc I v | I TI • . I»H J 3i f • 1At * 1400. t«M • rfpo»MM« * 1 c 00 • t of e * t ISi e * I C0 0 S 140 * « 0«p. Id t toe•COO. • 9490 KO t *o• « I14. S# |»f I mt 423 •UM • it ------r ------ *--------- •* * « * n m - ' •»»* 4 •* • 11 tA* * io ti|j*, s'1#" * , T Ti fl l* • * T 11JoP-• I l f > toco • HIM 1040 *11 ■ «' • OpOOOff - ■'• »J»- tpo^»**4 *00 * v * M* = I 10 9i#o o * i ooi * .>6 * 414 1 ■ mmt t tPP* IflflOe 14044 • POPP - » * » 1400 • t ei • 1)«09 148 ■ t o o 0 #40 y09 M 0•0■ i V1too- 9000 - * I #40* 030. * 000 ***ei*3 >JC 9 0 Oi . IM4* 40OC0 in un •o o i t I 3 140 *070 I# 3oo f «4 00 4 4 140 10000 •900 I 1*941 »#•*♦ 49)19 I I OOP 4 0 00 I49t «O ' 0O ’ 1« J 1 •* •* V l »11 ICO. - ,/rliis bank llaa-alwuya trictl to give you good service. . It Inis SJtfoguiirdtxl your funds." It has collected the cash 1 rf-jiroscnUxl by tliti cheeks you have deposited. It has de- f livered the cash ordered paid by the checks you have issued —cVcn furnished you the check blanks. It 1ms returned your cauecllbd chcekfc ad receipts., Lt. has* kept ft record'Df your t mnsactions, accurate lo a cent, proved every day. Now wc give you An extra-tangible service. Instead of leaving your pass-book (your only receipt for deposits) to be balanced, and calling for it later, you find. * your statement of account with cancelled checks ready for you at the first of tho month. Or you can have them any day iu the month ''that you ■wish,, a t a moment's notice. The statement is printed, neat, accurate made by machine. First National Bank of Sanford This finally*printed Burrmigh*-ma<lo atatemfut TVS*—Come in and &te how u>f\ecp our cti&iamcrs’ accounts by ma­ ■"uFtliw itMxlrni way of »howin|t*you thc cxnxlitioa chine. Our methods may suyyest Aotf you can render similar service ta of your account. "Il oaves yin* U19itjconvcnicncx: .of tu m iblt in j o u r . p ^ b p o k naclt m optb? £ 'V t y t WitonUX** Gwjlff Bttnce pays. a-t-, * I'l .. -■I an i \, ,-p t en illy >t rong ' Th Bridge or the Bigger -» • .I T fit' j” » i.I "* hi*r N,». r ig h t U> Lu' l e rin e d W i t h ’ a denure ty of Avork^-he' Cieii ge^. a n i g i . i ' * ]or\gmg! wln-ru t-Ip-re i« a t o t a l l uc k i ng ot . . i m j l v i dJy'N_ Foiujrd by w\uifiiig f*rr A J b ‘TAl*jk-r*Ad ’L d e r i r e to kmbAh i t , *y aapv-r ilf Mi a • Mi ll i . h I . i ! i'»T ; i n v - 1! I't , t t . v- J . t • I' .m l -,'i I i. Un. ." P h Mr 1 / leu Ned t h o u g b tin- \l< (."lark will lecture at the Temple t tin ctdinol* of 11„- j-outUy and those reason that .hi-r husband, ami alt ,*||(.jlt,.r tn , evening o f . t h e city wail .join tit a grand par-t III* ib-i'i-asi- hero-U was engaged III I'lO j n- l; . retail trade, make* n- blush for th* \dmtss,o,i .,. •I III i rtit ( "hildren's day. Friday No\ '.’Gi b, ade. V . V *i." S ^ '.v •f * * Il IH t i.i 11> I niI in* f4*41Cl Tur C\ ' **4 r H r \ Jtrf H*IH r !M J n j C ' f o r t hi t* ' o - i r d ^ jiiJ y T li'rt’ for t in - 1*! » - it*X» , M n y , l i a v i i li-Tnffeif frtiglnily ' ’’’ he b u s i n e s s y,1yi*tl|t- ln*t*Lt'x i n i f * n l i i ^ t i k t l u - n i u r g e lb is cth icv de tr t h a t ' thi-rt- a re a W d p o k itx; t i d ' " o ' K € H u ll in Mi ,r ■ l'r' * .. .1 .i-ii ii. u' |, l l( fhf!Hn**’it *■; ,T<*f t K i ' * ’ hu'"-*** 1! tin , i .i t f « I f . t • !*•« * * 1 wi ! v i trot !h ■1. t. n I a •i. I ' SG- ■v# J.IS-C t b .,1 * a eat mi !fll,i|' .'V M .fl u ri% kf ♦ "A in w rm ' ; - ■« , W „* A*« J •• yfT v i- ; ?V, ■ ■" •; ■■ ’ , fl 1 - "T . J �^ .1II. I I 1I • ■. N Ill I I I - • * NOVEMBER 9. >91S^ ( 1 1 ^^|w|H . Rose bushes for aali- at the (lower ■■1show IN AND ABOUT THE CITY | ' i I idl e ll appc ni nKH— M e n t i o n of M a t t e r s in l l r i e f — !! Our Muck, fawn ami* gn-y* cloth to|>i autl bronze street Imnh fur w<un-n nr.- . v t tuples u| shoe ••‘•kins Shot- Store 2:1 it,- I'cTHonal Item s of 1lie volet and the polls are with l-Trtma'S*; rjirmailsisisnurfrsgirtum3r s r u t i n s i n ; a r t , . r t r t t i r. : us today. I he congressman is of lew days, and then returneth no .S’n, jnf C ttlm dtu Make good the nhnve. T i i - i - 'I'liis Afternoon: - uninuir) of the Floating Small || mote. dav, Mith falka Sucdnrlly Arranged for Social Department reception Hurried Herald Headers I alia lily fri-esia hii -I glmliolus club mem hern. htilhs (nr stile at the flower show Mrs Cncil Gah licit entertains the F very Week Hridge Club. for Twp good horses, t h o r f'hoiur meet* tonight Wednesday Afternoon: oughly broken, sound and in good l t.H o'clock at the Imperial. Literature Department meeting. condition. Will sell cheap for cash. Mrs. Henry Wight’s silver soeilil ign- roses at Ciinn Farm f»eo, (, Herring, Sanford. Florida. for Children’s Home Society. 21- l ie Ilf-Tues 4 c Mrs Findlay Munson’s social to Huh Holly, the immitahle and ir­ Ladies' I 'mon of th» Congregntioiral j gracious young hostess w. n I -lion and plant *alc Nov i*. uni- _’d Vacant store in court repressible editor of tin- Sanford church Peck. Elbe May Howard Marie Herald, and A I1 Connelly, a pro- Thursday Afjcrnoon: Stcmpcr, Irenfe and Annie |truton,| lioU' Id ock. Peril business man of that city, spent Mrs, (Jeo. Itisliop ami* Miss Lpurn Gltvera Illissoti, Klhel Tillis, Nell p, i ..(lice primary election Tuesshort time in Orlando today Messenger, Nan Paxton. Gene MuxFish will entertain l.is Kith. at city hull. Big They report all prosperous and so- Friday "Afternoon": well. Kdilh and Margaret Mc■\,tf commands respect. time in the great celerv city Mrs, W L. Morgan and Mrs. i orkle. Dorothy Dickenson. Velma Reporter-Slur Venable, Lee Peck, Bertram Shep­ H. C. Mowers will give a reception. Semi your rest's, dahlias, hibiacu* herd, T om lirothersou, Joel Bell, and chrysanthemums to the flower Millinery—-A complete line auto Saturday afternoon: * Geo Townsend, Merton Ayeoeke Russian program of Music Dept ,hnw N o v , . f!» 'and 2 0 * . Vacant rap*, .motor \cils. ornaments, laces, John Tyler, Roht. Denton, Richard -mn- m couit house Mock. 21-2t triminings, velvets, silks, hair goods, at Woma n 's Cluh rooms. Maxwell. Mrs. Robert Powell as­ hosiety, etc. Mrs. Grace K. Wil­ G.-orge Hallartl left Sunday for sisted Mrs. Venable with icfreshliams, next to MrCuIh-r’s Grocery. F ilter Ten I infumbua, Ohio, where he was callments and games. 2-2 to. On last Friday afternoon the ,,1 I,v the death of his mother. -» • '• Mr and Mrs Fndor Curlett and members and friends of the Baptist Full lifhrtitnol Genuine fresh Hermudu.ojifon sen) Miss: Ieenliour were in the city on Circle attended n most de•T H E ARRIVAL O F P E R P E T U A ," AT S T A R W E D N E S D A Y ,, I. K Philipp ' 22-8tc There will lie a full rehearsal for SnlUfday and visited lln- Hand larml li* hl,ul ’illv,‘r •**“ 1,1 t,,‘> home of Si,’a<ia Daisy plants for sale at to view the tine stock of cattle Pnrtcess Chrysanthemum at the '*• Lawson Mary Clayton King (of many years a center of the Ho* tr • (lower show 2-1-21 'I'll purchased .. line row at the I’ oring the afternoon a charming W o m a n ' s C l u b r o o m - W e d n e s d a y clal life of tins i M;, atld It w.i* with inw s of t be deal b • > ( \ | r S p r it e * , f.o n es, pr» gt “ m wat rendered, mn- e n mug -it T III |- ,- .ii the llowi-r show will he farm and expert to supply the Ineal “" rr" " 'hat t lie community I.idles i horussi-s anil pr i nci pal s are Maty Clayton Kmg which rcm-hed ^ r k el with miefi ate and hut t. r ' hIlni; ,,f 'wo lovely duets by Mrs• ,i will encourage the planting - * Au g u s ta y o l i nUy. b> telegram, to 1 " “A'1 I-Ijew.-R to AI ca, , K' Ug whan . _ ., . t. - - . .dames Claude Her ii dun and Joint v a f li i' . U W f | II#***(’••"ii -4M HI ' ' ' - .iiKerr niul nriinmt-maD l or SailTin- most compb-ti- title Thotmis quaint "darkle melodies" members of the family is a genuine about ten years ago sin- hrok ■ up 2:i-2t of stock and poultry supplies in San- wilh guitar accompuniment hy Mrs. sorrow to countless friends through- her home by moving away from her Cforrr <'tub foid All varieties garden and field •nit t hf unrirr c o m h Ii pi p nhi* rnuking lu*r horm' candies \\ a-lihurn's home-made I W* B a t n e s . also a voc,af s ol o by ililllghtlTH w ho Jl.lfi Hctfliul Tinlir.1 meeting of Clover formerly lived, and where she has The I. Allen Seed Co ]H-t| i .r - d> at Irw in & Ciiles Miss C h a r l i e S e a y , which w a s ' m u ch * lull fur l hi* fill! npiihiHi will* In'll J iii where Her last vi-dt to her "Id n rv i-r fi»*«'fi for if »t i «*o 2-’l- 11H er d eat h i-nioveif Mis- l .e t t l f ( a l d w e l l a, I ii. -Iirulis. cut (lower* for tfu' hunit* u f M le-c \I turn I r 11 i iif| •Mrr# i! iff i.e iY|„es t ( . home was in ole aiimit iit>, hi rt We will p.iy ..-a I cents i i-.-un-l ,m n |, inie<l th-* *mger« at tin- piano f 11• ■ i i ,i, <■ Farm 28 11< n 1 r t«i *i iilti-rt" I It* Mr- I'aybr " " l "',1" r,M'eiVed a .............. .'dial D imly relrcshtiii-nts of sandwiebi - 1? k* flip wi ini uiuiii ;i ' i|»ifnm *u uf 1,0111 "l Inr daughter [or old r:rn cut i astngs. st*.e* i" \ t arlv yc-ter-l.iv ' »»»if w.-lcotn - on this o. , miiiii l ■ , ill, iI n-mV- - to imarilv iii l.ang hurt pi­ Ittld -IP x l 1 Sanford Moi t n - ,V and lied tea were served t ’» some J Io follow lei . r, eleeted || I,, I,, oigf,- H' * to ll h h I - ie-,-,1 -. n go I-I 'll' M il -lg I'l, l o l l T- i I- U»l1|i' 1 1i " alter ■11! (> t rn g, ( n ' t .. "■ v' y gue-is ,itol th, ' s I , i \lbIt,i I 'll )•', ' ' ' Vug, i , ‘ " i ■-, 1 1 , w t e a - Ii o ig I o n ■if - how ■■• a -"I her I a ■t {IJIi lit 11U.l ti I lives. , ll.irrv Pilkmgto , > !, r•-i ill) . H i lo P . ii iln •- i |irovi-d I " ie J io. Ill 1,-h (or I I,,i t ' " >.t | ,, ,-|ot : o s « r t in 1111.i r \lie* at I In llu v' et .1 loot lie II ' III ' 1,1 k I 1■ii- Si•ii11,,-i it Railway ill "I V, r ;i Per lie u n. -• r, t : Ii,. sitoere t s-. ttii t -> 'Pin- funeral set tier frail I "*,i > \t ♦»fi it* • I hi/ru 11ul h * wt'l hlimtll im ! he liiin .i r o l l • I, Ff.itik treasurer \ f t . r till I,I|'| p a i hy will go o n' Jo tie- d a u g h t e r s ' P. ti l ' • II i ppn In tere st ‘ • tiai-v pl unt * 15* |>er tit*? i -it at » - \ I ' h ”" l t i v 111(111 w -4 ' i'll ■*In rij^l* i ft t h* t.uw) Hi-** ar.'I lo i i r t t e n o >w11r ■f t 1t* ■I 11 **, f j , P M, i nll.-r at Mi* Turin r 0 , - 1, set i ant- :*< r tit * l’ - fall fri'piirii* f o, it yyim r [( I lli.it Hiiml f i l l i r S p r in g •* \\ ,il» r u P llo 1" H W ill ill tils .11 1Ilf," ll Ill'll or the i p r i n u s N, I1 l1i'1 *1> i- fl,.f1 ,o i;| .r»* - 1%, f .•.iii, i. tier left fur h et Inline 1r 1 > «>i" i *r -t .i > ilfll 1 I'elldl llg In-r. til* |Mfl at of lo t -i i M i; t J ; ti. , M i l l " , , 'v o .,,t,o f ‘ f r l in t* •1 ', g f *♦ ,U 'i. \ . ■. i m . i,-i. loo i‘ * 1, ♦ i . 11 a . , tm ui :1k 'bait . ,,, -i V1 l v . f w M • 1 rt h ' 1.! \ •U i ,.i iu want io ii-iitinim blonui s i|c ." 111 V i l l i •vl, - i- -v I buy ' Phey line will W ill1 I . H IM vv " 1, hum -,f cum o ,iit,t - p.q, IJe a i (, V H K T S l i N C A N DV Pry it For sale l,’» l in- flower stiu w Irw 1- t l,n* M min in v• ii I ' in -1 I ha ’ t to*|i JI ion 11" kiti - A i , Ne a l •j4|n-er fnf , i I e. i mi - HI a 'of * v To k M, i - t, IVjtSil. J. Hiyae: Al ge r non Belers,•'■Walter a'ml Carier Fi-ii k 'Peril ‘ui If • ^ \ * »• f. 1 Reason — Boy* and fcirls wear out nintotlioe* is honestly mnlciif|mul lealher l i i i s V ,|ir'' construction plus let live [ n o t i b h l h e r i a o n more and inori parent! are outfitting their children ill this tested line of better footwear. They find THE COST PER DAY IS LljlSS E. H. PETER — * SHOES—‘THAT’S MY BUSINESS”. 3° i east — M-------SANTORO, U . 0 R 1 P A . : 1 I I* J Hey » •i , Bap I' I 1*1 tin f.oflp It O ) /fl <)'/■ Ti n tm-in l o r * <>f t h e I to- , 1 1 y I elti' li'l 1 a in I I" r si. i Laura M iss * io *" "I ii" il to M r- Pii w ij send King will r o m • with \ llgll-* i tie* h ,»( . . o I in — 1 " i. ,• o i l i- g iv en 11 y i. M t...... - "| ■ ■ i layer y V: • \\ n-j , '' i P ,- D' ' •'I U Hr. m h J » f4 ....... one -i-t,cr f l ow h M III) "f \ ug ii i .i vv .4 t tl " da ug Itt ,-r of tlo lal< \l r M »H 1: P C h t y ii n of tlii* i il \ . wi-.f n i l ; Vwur - ago l«, , \ ihi1: Mr »—lo and wiio -i-v V. 1 t .-i-'4 Prayer. If father gets tfo- to,tloti tn tils head i fi.vt to- |. got ng to a c i i ii n|»l ts h every tiling b> pr.iywr II makes It bard for tm flier wlio tins tj, get up early each morning in order that the children may have clothes and grub. I ain’t Kn ii king on prayer, mind you. f>ul * d" ''I I" ' I1 c It-,it v. , gel t ' - mil Count) '(KtlO ) m tttffq H I f * It," " 'v wI , I , . it" mite and s t r i k i n g a n.'ture tl ii |h-v Senior fitiild ( ‘hutch "I Ihe-flo) mv*. at,mui | - upper Dei 1, ............ I'............... W- it |I M , -t ft. W , m , , ,' *, a n •>, v - r f o-got ten ; ml I In m fI ici s to v ■ i, PI|i , I S|o v\,,- ,. f, r 11 ., » w irn -' ■' - wloi -i t * a d v t o i g O, ,f t I • h I > 1 I 1 !’ t V. I" •! , VI -, ■ , l t '1 W,TI " I . !. .- 1,1 I ■11■t ' * ’1*1 • I'l'.ll I " ' . • J» VV V I[ic f f, , l W, >" ,, M "«f ' ' |, W■' I I •1 l a i c ' ,, , , ■■1 , ,- : I1 It t|.c., I ’I .iM j . , . i i • Alt f D Ri-tifroi- ‘d Ri, liluii,) tfo- guest of fn* -on. It If mi i i H i tnn*t , it.m mitig of Nona Ri-nfroe The Clayton home on the corner (irl.imlo nf j jireene ( and McIntosh stteel was Ml *,;■ t fil'd la- I VV'yYIy 1 ’ of Ch I. .tno ciiux o* C u te r Hill' who '"i* I i, i visping Mr ttnd Mrs Harr Rt-nfroi- has returned home Sanford Public Library Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at 3 p. m. Reading Room Free lo All L o r ;, II - H «t. M I ■•U > ■ '*r i ..„ ,a EVERY EVENING 7:15 P. M. A D M ISSIO N : CHILDREN, 5 c; A D U LTS, 1 0 c ■; * ' ' l PRO G RA M M E 'w m s* ll r j I ALLEN’S THEATRE 1 The Indie* of t he Pte-by I'-rian ' a j ihutidi have changed ifietr plate, rv RlirtlM g ffo PtOftr,**.-i ■-e ritpfH't at d J J J will l olif . ,1. i;i| 'n*tcud. I hi will % lie m Die ilium OiUpo-d fiy 1 i. vjj AVoodrufl iii tile AVoodrulI b u i l d i n g ! ^ * o n ' S a t u r d a y night. November 20th ^ 5 The following menu Will lie *vcryerl: ; Raked Tut key *nd Dtesiing Cranberry .Same Itridgi' Cluli were , harm*n*4 1 enlj-i ta mid by Mr* N V. , f h tp - ll List Thursday uf t crnouimwirfy f* t> \A Brady a gueat <d VByV' Mr*. A I’ Connelly wjg i a trnvcllinff s e w i t i g ' »' ]}/(nt y refreahment* w e r e j f t o J - i i a . close of the gnme. T[jC'C^({(v en ter­ Creamed Potatoes . *£• tained by ihi* Home Made Bread afternoon. Waldorf Salad , Pickle* sj Itir'hiJo Cream and Cake In honor of,'-^Kar T'vHfltTir-’ftiithr^ay ColTee' TJVeresa \'t-naWr*Tnte4toMed on Sal60c urtlay afternoon ‘ with a aay little Oyater Slew extta L* A c .' ■ — ■ m t L'iril O cjj ^ l r . und Mrti. R«iy Symea, Mrs.i Fa nu. - Munson and Mr* Deanc| Turnei motored over to Gotha on Sunday. Turkey Supper W in — Open — .» y Mi. and Mrs. 14 G Wugner and daughte.s n.otoreil up from Kissim­ mee Sunday, accompanied by Mrtt.l E K Fleida, and Wilbur Gu*tu* ■- Oak Avenue Between Brd and dth St. i h im ll' todt-d f ' f ll i (, I - III' g • e v e r i> worin-o . u , , | i -hinlt.g I igiit Ml a litiiisc hold wfins,- very member spark i/ ' led and srintilated in conservation •Mrs P f Owen* and Miss Kva )ll Ullv„ „ 1|t ph.um of milnrl(.r UJ,d Vo.tngs id San Antonio, Texas, are llniw <lf lnt.-(|..,-t were the smallthe guests of their sister. Mr* .1 A |IllM , ,j(. ullr.lrl10M <lf \J rM Harrold or.Park avenq.Ma,y Clayton Kmg She was woman whose warm hi alt and lovable* H R Leach and Harry t/uackcn natuic made iter sympathetic with bos of Kilterpriae spent Ftidav in every living crejlttKe ami endeared Sanford her lo men. women and children V Miss spent Week j’r Sliw |.,„ \ t. g " ft Mr- 1 H I'ay ll " "J l.a n g h'U ti. Pa ( * h ir . i < Mi 1.a ng h 111 , o l Sa iilo rd . Mr 1! a a mt Mi 1 III-'! K ill' uf N '•VV Y -»rfc 1 \ i..t i 1 Vlftf M* E d w m l K i n g ti * at* 1 M ■■ t i t .' I.. ►. . " . 1a 1i tllf'l,i- N,,v I 111 t i l e , | , 1 1 1 I Mo riuiii'l W l.ll.o y M til* l a l , tn t,l th a t tier daughter 1’a ul ol w tin )i i li at , 1, M r - K in 1* was w11I w h o m . ( o 1 was h vt tig at t tie 11til "I to" d e a l Ii M r . a life long m e m b e r l a y tor i her -e|f i|, - |,,-r.llel\ 'h ila d o l |>t" M' \! t r \ t i . t o ; K i • i*: i -a r .1 Tot • I I 1 , , ' I i, \ igu-ta V 1v. »l i •, i t - 1-'Mowing 't h lefI I .... . ! r- i i **I(T fir i it it 1 1 -I, ............ i p , it i •* THERE IS BUT ONE PLACE TO BUY YOUR'SHOES My line of School /Shoes i p 'lie m I t i J’ . i V f r I# N<1 uf \| I "' > j I\ *U hi l f. i ♦ T \ ii 11r * \ 1 k 11 in Ho 2 t 11• t f i ij f O IiI I,f I ht-1 «11(dfi1.r i • "i i j,* ■ *• • i •• ( Vtr I ■ , |<, -I, I, r ha v. •r i* • f i i " Mr Henry l, l M » 1 SJI,|. I Will to -- j-i - J • •• • 1’ > -it o l d otr •"tn wedifltlg I " Mike of tin- ci ty l■r••rk jswturdwy * *■t 11* l,l> k**uli\ ill* , I fit ' r . I ,it t tie I ,itgio house 1 atol will remain iqn-ti itt Ml Saiordav (daii VVetliiyjsilay ' Not . (n at t he I •- * 1 in 1 | N"\ tin- U t h i l f l i i i loitir- from '* a S[iriiigT)eld Presbyterian i hurch It, v I <i that ( . ( M i l l (. I 1.4 t, VSII. in to 12 in. and 2 p in till I p tn Du Dr Lynn otfleiatlng ' 1 I IN' anil S C P R K M L AUTO Ol). Saturday it will In- opened from 7 Mi»* Atkins is well k n o * n in S jiii I'll'.Ill- II II. C o n e ) , Agt, No. I I Pi. p tn. till 8 p m ' J m d having lived here Arany years 1-4-11 M V\ I.OVKI.L She ts the daughter..tj/‘ Mrs. L At 14l l t c City Clerk. 'k in * and niece of Mrji Wood T t'lteirt leather and dull kid burn and Mr Ileifry’ ,,\IwLaul‘n ol Mid sandals whii-h huve just 4 .Sanford .Mr ClaHt ijj,a rtjj/u^young •- arc a delight to those deNolire luWyi-r of Jticksoh vIHiuA'^Vitirr' t bi­ ^t-a special i-tyle in footwear er . ,, ,. . . Rooks Will tie Opel! on Novembe. ,. , , I young couple ....... ........ will " make' —akir tketr iktJtr futuie Sho- Store 23-1 tr First (or the collection "I IPla mi) ' ■ •• V - r< " * \’ All pay munis made in No­ ■1 Mrs T A Neal left yes- taxes ii discount of ' '*• .’ '' _ Commerce but* g called vember will receive , , /» tun r-i,n\rta»r two per cent In December "tie hi de Hi of |>r Neal s per cent After i ito1 dale tint Attention i' c al l ed 'l ie n .mistake ii,"*' , M V\ Lovell wiityli occurred in anhbuuetitg dale 1i,te( sqirtngs Water delivered to j d Hie ( lerk and Cnllecfor (nr.Russian progtum under the aus'"tir home. Phone VV, ||.’ Williams ------ — ------------------------ picp* of the Music Dc|»^rJ.n,,‘it*- in at Mi, 'oitilnrd House or the Springs Sanford Steam Laundry. Cummer- the last issue id The. tffrrlld. The rial Si. near French Sve.. treat* dab- has been eba nvtsi'H/plji No\ M i - , - taken fin pal ins, roses and youK clothes white and sanitary, ami Dithlo Saturday. N j Ay - l l th Mrs 11J tit. it en t al s at the flower show. not destroyed with chemicals -Hlal[Fannie S temh ri df e Munson i* chair2-1-2t work U specialty lit tnoilernte i p r i c e X nWn of the program for this date.. Urink thut pure Elder Springs Give un a trial. SntiiafnrtlonJ gifur f wRirh inRures one of/.l^ose worulerWjtet jnd gel the lienefltH Ihere- ant.-ed. Lace curtains ’ d on ^ eqii al' fitly line programs df (ji-h[y;'i s l i f W I mmii Phone W. H. Williams al the to now. l^flone I5n-.‘l 'I’Yiis I / Cord, ' [ oi s t mistress in pri-iyraingNan ford House. meeting)' in f)irt all programs jctblMf Mgr. are open to tFe jitlbUr ffrr T\ie small admission fee of toils Those , who fail |u> attend w1R miss a rare |pleasure. ’ Iti Fridays'* i«*ue will | appear the • program '[[-f , than grown-ups t h ' | - ' O' r| 'all- I J." i ^ *4• 11r •j I I .) r|l ,-W 1 III o f 11 . i .«« k*r. a11-1'T• if 1 Tj ij r * Ti a til ti a11, J | j , || ,| | fh* U . i Mull t IlMst Mill* If..1/ .1 • , 1<,•r -. * f, 11 1, k >.»» nr« fa-.. 1 ll 4 I - Tll the vy her* he h | " • f'l ,■, * „ 1d wi. ' j ; . 'i II >| W \J, I'e'fJtl-e VI -i i Cli/avtrrrV Wli ' - • M a'ar> : < <> torn o- ! f» W"| " I 1" ■ J J-* -int al of i In' bin I y at t In, i , , , , „ i ,,. , , i impel in iln- d t v c e m e te r y a n d tile -i t. r t n . , r w i l l ’ i t - p i n e i , ’ > III, 11 i I'l ., l! ll til i 4,1- Ii' li .11it* •*. 1» , 1 U lltl .1 P r in c e s - ( h r v*a Mt tl. 11111111 at t InIM »"gilt Vlltuili ■-> vv.i- i in and u-r \ i'll 1tl 11, C ' 1 11N ft - 154H1 ».f N , •V•• II)I-* ' YVU 1 . t- an* f l-fl l , ,tl, ■ 1tl .1M, W,1. i .*1 *| i ngli ter s flf w l',i ui \! ! h* ' , ■ 1 ’O il 1 o 1 b q - nf,"priwi M1 Iroiii Nov 1.2" 1 lean 1 p < .i r111 ,ii l’ i I'l, WM-, rol »• >UIU tile ntvl h" , O'*.to ld tiYnet* w’i l h w 1, urtf he ‘1 M » .. • 1. 1- i , ••V . . (•" , 1 • )• I I,. Iliad* * Vices i , - •] -| i -i 11 ,, I'lii l W - i ?4 Mt v •'*! .1 ml l a i d i»h t (u■ I n t l i •■, ' t T ', *■ *1 • tt 111 1 ti' 1 lea V, i n - o' »> . . TT, r qttlll. 'A! T11 -■ • i v** * ! j,' i ■ 11*f T'flu VA||| v\ l■ < 1 >• -iii t in y i l n ) t i t j i,i r t v i o , 1r llg *lnfV where u * . n-.i m 1■., 1 r- " J <- i ini i 111 g bis vo u pg fr i e n d s w it h a d a in ty r e l n - s h m e n i . were o-ryeil a n d • | • h i uf the ;»f T« r it.ii«•rj i idof in delight fit! m a t i n e e |ia r iy al tin- S t a r ti 1" f Tfir i hr. In i f - i .• i t ! " f i "*t l , i t t I r I i' •I UI If ♦M•! ," f "I 'll • r fit ■' J , . 1 , pie a - lire M’f k i T * •" a r, bed Tm ' tn t ‘ . .it n t I i i |o r**fii •! ti \ M \ »T. • 1 r , i , 1 M l* M aff hi. hu t 1►I i II- i -tty ti-l i-tfi ■It iir - If !i,l to«|h ’ a *u* 1r Ill* for - a l e .it flu ••.Jill , |,| 1 Ml * tic t••' If i f t a • -1 to i ri it J { .?f 1 ,, V* ■i . , q ,p. -’ Mi T T • t• r11, i 1 ! u '1tf ! 1. Hi, \\ ■,o >i ! .If 1 1 i"M' i," ti»-f for - ho c ' ' ■"llo |1T h., in ■(■ 1*1 - i ' nr,f.iv I i k' ti - N o vi till., i ■fit f •" >[,-*! I roll 1‘ll 1, • ■ l , o h i ' t t 1! m v* r i *i. k 11 pair li • l ti Ll - tore ii. ol • o*I f r I»<ii|\ u , ••» i r v 1ad v 11 ■ litW h t-,1% to * il 11 n 11 1 ►.. 1 f " lid l-i1 I ' l i , • ti t i i i i , -lo r. hill *ftil f i! e tit et t -ti ■ , ,l unit i‘fiur*t • \ • r Mi A wf|.i S1, ■- Hi i ol foy fit 1hi* MI'U*! * Df* \ firi Writ iii" f Ming -Ii i h* fo*iiic t hr link hti^i y on see n 1 1 (lay, * lit v ■ 1• _ ~ WEDNESDAY LORD BARRING'S ESTATE (3 rce!*r Drama and .Violet Mersereau THBRSDAV Si William Dnwlno TH4: L I T T L E l l l . D N D E IN III.M K 2 r e e l * , D r a ma Lila Hull and Ridierl l . c mn r d T H E DREAD S l i i l K J A OF I H E ^ h A t R I D SAlaLU.ES Lath 11.illli * < iinn-dv FRI DAV T H E ^ D V E N T l ' R E OF T HE H r i l S T I T l ' T E WIDOW 2 reels Drama -Hobart Hcnly'andTrances Nelson T ‘v; THE TAMING OF MARY. t’Camedy , SATURDAY * A TALE DF TWENTY S T O R IE S (2 rerta} * flank Maine Dlt. MASON'S TEMPTATION \„ „ 2: 1 COMING 5 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, “ DIAMOND FROM THE SKY" ! SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26lt, “ A BROKEN COIN" wmm\ • UM . T « �t i&yyv Wr - T A G S POUR , rf _r — - r = r" ■ * ^ T H E SANPORD HERALD NOV EM H E R 9. 1915 M i gw?.. Suiting Oneself the Rule for Coiffures fr •4 7 fiP K- ■ JIT N E Y BUS SCHEDULE I EFFECTIVE SEPTEM BER 13th. P ete r R adford O n C h u r c h a n d U t .tiu Th e recent action of one of the leading churches of this nation. In annual co..v - : in, demanding that the laymen vote only for rand hi at on for office whoso views coIncl(lo with those of the clergy on one of tho leading political Issues, and direct and Indirect efforts of other church organ! ration a j o Interfere with the freedom of the ballot, make one of the greatest perils of this age. and present a problem that should r e c e i v e thoughtful con­ sideration of both laymen and citizens Suckling babes may well squirm In tholr cradles when ministers In convention assembled release the hearts of men and grub them by the -throat, for Chris­ tianity has broken down, religion has become a farce and tho pulpit u failure When the church substitutes force for persuasion, command for conviction and coercion for reason, the sheriff hail as well pass the sactament. plain clothes men take charge of the altar and policemen bury the-tlcad. for why a church' It is as dastardly a crime ngalnst government for a minister to under take to deliver the votes of his parishioners to a candidate, as it. Is for a ward her Mr rfeyjrw .» WwV id votes i d .a-polltlcal boss' afiif hofh ought to he prnsoruted, for tho law should be no respecter of persons. It Is as objectionable for a convention of ministers to neck by canonical law lo control the votes of church members us It would be for a convention of manufacture™ to Issue orders for their employees to vote for a certain candidate. Huch conduct Is offensive to decency, business morals and a crime against society Any convention, whether composed of saints or sinners, rich or poor, white or black,' that seeks to prostitute power and coerco con 'Science ought to ho broken up by tho pollcO afad I t ^ W d c r s arrested for treason. ' v -• • V '.'V ' A crime by any other name Is a crime Just t same. An ecclesiastical robe cannot snnctlfy treason, authority to prone does not carry with It license to become a political ringster. or the teach us how to pray giro a permit to tell us how to vote. No mm man lfi Joining the church should sacrifice his citizenship, forfeit his constitutional liberties or subonHriato his duty to the st at e The earth many,times has been drenched with the blood of our forefathers fighting tn.thjdwttff the eci leslastlcal yoke from the state, and the suggestion of a return to'these medieval conditions with their horror and their torture should not bo tolerated for a moment'?«•*, 1-nws should be passed prohibiting .any preacher, nrXgpmblnation of preachers,' fronf delivering or attempting to deliver their [iiemhcrslftp or congregation to nnv candidate for oflloe and suitable legislation shoifld-hc passed preserving the nujtrittv of the pulpit from political vandalism It is an much a menace to church Jind slate for a politician to o'ltipy the puIjrH as for a minister to preach a potlilrul sermon Me tias no more right to preneh htn potjttes from the pulpit than n trarnur fins tn tr-arn nia pontlci' to his pupils A preacher cannot make ‘political trickery righteous by usage any more than he can make profanity respectable by practice. It is one pf the loonies of fate that u preacher may become a scandul as well as a glory to civilization II1L U N I V E R S A L CAR «»r KI I WAKI I 111(. (• IN v ( < HOS.S TOWN < Mt Si HF-RUIF FARES ( ‘fly imits Heard nil Avenue Geneva Avenue Moures Station Cameron City l I SANFORD SANFORD MONROE lsV. 7:15 A. M. Ar. 7: to A. M. Ar. 8:15 A. M. I.v. 7:45 A. M. I.v. 3:15 P. M. Ar. .1:45 P. M. Ar. 4:1% P. M. I.v. 4:15 P. M. Saturday Nights I.v. 6:00 P. M. Ar. 6 :.10 P. M Ar. 7:00 P. M L t . 6:30 P. M. L*. 9:30 P. M. Ar. 10:00 P. M. Ar. 10:10 P. M. I.«. 10:00 I*. M. CAMERON CITY A. M A. M P. M P. M I.v. 7 :3 0 A .M . Ar. 8:00 Ar. R:3o A. M. l r . 8:00 I.v. 4:00 P . M . Ar. 4 :30 Ar. 5:00 P .M .- I.v. 4:30 Saturday Nights lv. h ;CM1 P. M. Ar. 6 :.10 Ar. 7 :0() P. M. I.V. 6:30 Lv. !l :30 P. M. Ar. 10:00 Ar. 10 :.iU P. M. Lv. 10:00 KAREN ffnnds, C(fy f.fmfls Iflr lac 2llr 25 c 10r P P P. P. M M M M I0< Stenslrorn's Corner Monroe ...... .. 20r Special trips nut of town will be based a* follows: One of two passenger* 8 cei]Ls jier mile each way, plus 20 cents. In radius of 6 miles every addi­ tional passenger 5 cents |>er mile. Special Jitney service can he had day nr nigh by calling Phone 331, within territory hound by Commercial St anci Tenth St., Sanford and French Avenues, for 10c, to city limits 15c. PLACE YOUR CALL F O R J ITNEY. PHONE 331 FOR ANY SERVICE * OR TRAIN DAY OH NIGHT e-4**4444-4~44~»4~444-+4»4"»*"4~»4+-»-»-»*+-t-»'M -4444444'444**4-+.M .+7 AT L ANT I C COAST LINE The Standard Railroad of the South Sf HEIM LE EFFEI 111 L VI’ HM 5th. 1915 THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY Just go on and wear your hntr us '<ni will tn utiy wav must bin iitiitiig in you f..r the goddess of fusliloli will nod tn»lIfTvr••nt approval on anything f o r some month* this i t|n tennis d.itv has refused |o be inter'-sleil in Intir dressing si ih s Sin* dnl sit up and lake notice when i |i.- holibed coiffure made its i)>-11iii It was so novel ami so different no one tmild help mill' mg ll Is a lovely style for youthful faces A It w \ MlltK women were willing le go the length of ■lilting off ‘boh long the tiaJr at the sides for the sake of the St vle hut ttiuttv were not These very sensible ones achieved u hull dress With the hohhed effect lit hnngitig the tiair out over the clo-ek* and turning the ends otebs I lie look hair was dispose,| ,,f IM „ tl.it roil low on the crown and all held in place to fnio h pinning and hv hands of narrow Velvet rlhhon t)|i|er women have remarried fault fnl to wased hair coin tied . i; a small , pompadour and dressed mill a knot t a i l o r high on the head uihers anli yguthful faces, have lieett moat HIIC i ensful with hair unwaved but itiiuteil Prices lowered again, but the same Ford car. The record satisfactory performance f«tr more than 9(H),000 owners surely makes it the ‘ I niversal ( ’ar'*---th e car you want. It meets the demands of professional and business men arid brings pleasure to the whole family. Simple, strong, reliable---economical in operation jyid iriaintaifiance. Runabout $390; Touring Car $.110: Town Car $H»0, f. o. b. Detroit. On safe at Sanford V,rfr!iinc & (iarai»e Co. I CITY HI SINEWS | ('an* will begin 15 minutes tr arrival of every train on following route. * making three trips: [loginning at First and Fnmp-h, down First lo M J nidia Avenue, to Tenth Street t< Turk, Park tn Ninth, Ninth to Oak Av«- X nui\ down Oak to I'trst stri-,-!, to Park, mil Purl, and Ninth to Station J < u t s w i i i m i t t m i i i n k . m i a\ i > e a r l y m o r n i n g t r a i n s J No. 86 No. 80 1:35 pm 8:10 pm 5:35 put 12:35 Htn 9:18 ant 8 :00 pm 12:38 pm 11 50 pm 1 50 pm 1:18 uni 1 ll l { in 1 25 ant •i 20 |jm 7 : 1.1 a m ish llii’ t |m|>tiii-it Free Redi' i f f ' ' i i i r*- fn ' f » * i' l 1■ it oi Tt , i -n v t >■ "ti t r.t 11 - - , •l -t, - . . I.v Ar Ar Ar Ar \r Ar Into b e co m in g l in e s about th e face ll is d r a w n hack and tw is te d into a knot w hich supports la r g e o rn a m e n t a l s h e ll p in s An e x a m p le of tills s ty le w it h e v e r v t h m g to re c o m m e n d H I* p ic tu r e d h e n T i lt s is the m a n n e r id a r r a n g i n g the hull about the face w tin h Is favored hv th e m a j o r i t y of wom en T h e d isp o sitio n of th e h a i r ai tie- hin k 1* only g o verne d by the <l y iic e and ta ste of th e in d iv id u a l Fu r Shaw-' Coat* Then- ate omi In n o . -d mg tlllport i-d i oats made of hig shawls oi steam ei rugs with fringe around the hot lorn and edging the (tit"* seitioti Hint falls over the sleeves or sometimes edging the wide <pilar instead F. WII.I.IAAN Pretty Undermuslins of Sheer Materials Informal ei" ,* -i It'-. ■ at .......... " f \A ru e ATLAN TIC COAST LIN E |lift \V(>»t flay JULIA BOTTOMLEV U t e J e r s e y C lo th . J e t s e v t loth Is Used for i h e ttlhldv s w e a t e r of silk or s ilk llbet T ills im th e otilv sw e a t e r now used that s lip s on and of! over the head It h a s white s a il o r co lla r and 0 1 C* and Is laced l l i i o u g h font mi l i e lioles at llo- flotil with s ilk l o r d It i- esjs-i laltv uttra i l i v e flit Vet V V I O I I I g g ir ls No. 82 9:10 am 1 15 |int 5:20 am 7 50 it m •1:115 am 1 ! 15 jiiti 1 III |,nt JacJiMinville Savannah Rich nut ml Washington Ibvllimiin1*Ii 11 ii<-1ft It 1iv New 1 urk JafliMiliill^. Ma ritopf |7 HilUhitftfU|h lltnlrl, I aitt|ii It* I*hour 1 Geo.H.Fernald Hardware Co. \ '» ■ «• av m 5j Arc giving a Durham Duplex Demonstration lUr/or Dree to each purchaser ot one fifty rent package of Duplex blades. Only one Razor to each person. " ■5 " 2 • m \Geo. H.Fernald Hardware Co. I ^ v m u i yi *ii vi va r iv iv i •i*:i *•iv J i ;•i *i r i **i i *:i ri /m* * i *i , i ■nv vi i *i k;i ;i ji jBr vi iT D i R r i v f \f * * i* - 1/ V y V v ¥ v v s SU B -T R O PIC A L M ID -W IN TER EXPOSITION t.H M M sI IVINI IS ni l Mt•>r < > til 'Mt H H ( ' O t ' V f IF S February 15-19, 19Hi Orlando, Florida I " 1 ! i r < ItJ/i M> <>f St-H ii In i|e < It .iiljft' ( 1 ui ni i»*s. 1 .n-t ' i 1n v: • K i t" t i l l , i k .ll»‘ l I t f ii k n o w n i n nil o f y o u t l i ; c y o u .1 ?• • inv i R-d a n d **xj M'ct•**! t o p n ' p i i n * s u i i a l i l f o x l i i l i i t * . f o r t l hx p l a i ,ti i h f C n - f t l E x p u s i l n d i a l r e a d y a y n r t t u p o n b y <!>** p e o p l e o f l o u i s e v e r a l r o u n t i e * . e n j f i i j i i o r i n ;i f r n n d l y - e o n i o e i i t i o n f o e t i n e x h i b i t i o n o f lii< Varietl pitnii.t'l- of y u m sevi-ia) s(*elions; a ls o t h e things “ M a d e in 'i i i i ir I i m n * . . ) uiirsdfpMd .y V u ir, f r u i l s and v e g e t a b l e s , y o u r fltVm p n i f l u e t s , v o u V * . t Q r f s o f h o u s e a n d Held, y o u r tirl r r e a ) i o n s a n d a l l o l h e i a n n l es o f i n I v i e s I . e?*peeiall\ .s^oek. e k i e k e n s . e t e I ' r e p a r e l o a i l e n d in j n - i - t u t .l td w l i l i f r i e n d s a n d i h e - s t i . t n y e r s w H h i P v o u r ifaie,- your fam ily ■t <« » and * * a V <* * v ♦ * ♦ y o ♦ 4 o 4 * 4 ♦ SUB-TROPICAL MID-WINTER EXPOSITION O F T ilK P R O SP .K K O I'S FIVE ( Ol N TIKS S to p U s in g u*i.’uc C arbon ^ T- Don't- t^Tvd'n 1 h.mcc \;it!i i;:f( rinr cnrbrm p:i|»ci\\IffllH means fGflcd, illegible topic:;, untidy tiles, w a s t e j aEm broltl or lea. frir women's ^ijuiiargarment a—thu Horta^tbat nr*l .oqbJ' J j r and *poor work. Put a stop fo' tlyst Use ss •tint vnrtl^-huve*grown mur'n'utttl jafurn ■ '-taUfeer'uttlll now one nluat lo'ok. fwleo to illaeovor whether some of tbonj are of wttk rblffon or of •wrisn. . Flue weaves In voile have pmvrh'ly. be prncllral as a background fur dainty em­ broidery patterns to be used In under­ wear because their wearing. .quallU^l are cental to those of th* materials used in lit** hodv of tin- garments In <*- C arb o n P ap er l ■ -t n nUtiXk • O n ie tm ily — :titd . rtin n im mak' n i l i -;ii ' .» " ' v e r > l ' i j i l q v k nt bhlt', Mtlltlh<i|.y It. 1 e,. m il .pult f u h i n n ^ W rite fo r f'& E E Sn m p tc ’S h cct * - p n v * fiipn * 1 y .J;' ( ya/CtJ MliltiK"|>> lj'd * bcivicd . .td ji l -vjueuuafltil Ter luitnifoldinn. ■Aw ;i # * >?#'(■■ f U L L — » 1 f 1 f re iffin r -m tiiT t lo t t k \ * 2 .1 5 urn. O Heraid Printing Co. Sanford. Florida •\ t : G 'I f ^ r * I " ' a .......I q'tW h v of ttltei-r cottort I voiii* emhi "fd' -rv will out wear Ihe ' Ip n T pf a , tintiis.itik or musUn with ii It trims Speaking of s he er materials In tin* 11or ga rm pa is. H la not to be rtvurl -looked that cblflort nml fine* crepes | loinu lit fttr-'tOUth cotisIderaUun In the j (ykjienslvo and feSs practical frlvyHUert that are bo enticingly pret­ ty. Pettlcpat* to bo worn with negiilfees, vhdorbodlces forv wear wRh tiilti bUntseiT und r-ven lens conspfou.*, mis garrarinji, .are tqade ’of these rrnglle, fttbrlca. ' —A • *■-*| Hufenuelngly pretty gnrmenf sore also made of flna cotUuta tJtai emerge from the tub as go o d- a * new. Tho envelope -4tjiro glvon bcTe bears wltuens to this. It Is tmide ln Din empire style and ts Itl'o*.Vlmplesi ihjtitf'Lo pm 'Jogetlier Tho shoot ntahy"’ waist Is merely al­ ternating strips of vnl Insertion and awlsa embroidery, with edges whipped together. Under tho nrrns the em­ broidery strips are omitted because at this point of most wear tho lace is njor<\ desirable. , Th e sht2^t,wn|»l Is finished nt the bfttfopJ^vHfi a ntyrnw open ii.-.nllpg w^iiil^Jrtlhk It to the skirt portion of the chemise The neck ami armholes nre edged with vul laee. s.-t on ahuut tho neck with a very narrow beading Lingerie ribbon Is run in the bond­ ings. It Is to be tied liv fiill bows when tbs garment Is ud|ustf*d. The bottom of the' chemise l« lengthened nt the back, cut Into n tab and fnlshpvf with lace edgtng. Two blittojJiolcs nro worked In the tab fctid Tirstej* Ovbr sttSnll. Hat pearl buttbns that are sewed to the front Th“lA aUiUHtmont r* the chemise-give* Its tffcei** of "the envelope.” nod keeps It front, hunching tin about tin llgutv vfhr-A Its. Vearer walks tjiurh * 1*0111 'liia^n with serious -mutters doti't Y ( ) l ' rjirry your own- i ns ur an c e -igatu'i FIRE N lor you ti tmd the money wanting when the F I R E ha. wtjHHi out your property Have our strong, reliable company carry your risk und be on the safe side % 'Itea-ytriable nit.** C H A SE & COM PANY’ W. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire -Insurance O t f l e . wi t h HOLDE N WEAL E S T A T E O. �. * -— . — WOMAN’S CLUB j’fi, meeting of the WornTh‘‘ business was held Inst Wednesday n , i ut. ttas *Hh nearly fifty members •Berm* ,,ji with Me* Mrs ..! W. Dir kin* preaid* nfCO'II 1 • ing and f ha ir’mcn of the club Olbc .■r* Htiii the work Of their commlt.[1Mj departincnts. Mrs. Denne tr |,rt„ t prst vice president reported lot phiy ^ be Riven in Ji»n; fur the benefit «f the club ,lUlpi„,g fund and she urged that no dniartnirnr or committee of the iUl, plan for paying entertainments that nn nth. One new name was ■! by the membership t omMr- C E Walker chairman , I1(l .....ltd vice president. The m<.,, rnent announced the preparations for the operetta t o be it,,, lust of November and • in support and cooperation' ur*:* „. mil members. The dcpnrtm,.„t i- giving the operetta for the purpose *»J raising funds to help in paying f t r concert grand piano ret*nt!' purchased l>y the department. The Husshrn progrunt for Saturday altermion. Nov. lltth was called to tki' ,i Mr a t ion of the club. Mrs. Kannn Munson is chairman of pio11injjiittee for November. The ,.,vi .tnnullee of the Welfare DoparlM.'til reported plans underway fur Cl-tit I p r a tnfiaign, Nov. 17-20, I'.i" I- M : f.4 interest of the colored 1 i ,ruigrtowii and Gold*. Ii'iprr.il i‘>li of the street . I'm nut tees o| council and in-r matters in connection 1.,f |..U* * ;th n- work. The City Beautiful , ,rrn •'!. reported it filnns for the 1, .mil Mower show, statin I1 mid be a committee from ]i> :i w:■rd I lie prt es t I gill 11 at Ii■r I he I li M | III. 1 Of tI . Hi* II) in' ’ i . tel . o Mie t i d. ' a t i o n wi l l . , nd , Mi -ti . l 11I Mu . u p . ir >!e , i - .... or Idh aI every more it <1 . l *. id v• » . ,1. U member, ' I . I |r's q. 1 he Moor , | I, kit f Mr ,r Ilf * - i ____ ____ ' Mrs. Eugene Itellle) in Attend St al e Charlotte Walker in " Ki ndling the Slur F'rida)' Nov 12th Federation Mrs. Eugene Unity id North t nrolintt. who is a meniber of the board of d i m Tors of the General Federa­ tion -of Women's clubs, is now a guest in Jackson vill*', having gone to that city from Savannah, where she attended the Georgia f e d e r a ­ tion. Mrs. Kcilley is to at ten,^ th Florida Federation in Del,and this month and the club women front over the state wdl be delighted at this opportunity to meet Mrs. Keilley. Th ey will be interested in the following item which appeared m a recent issue of the Florida Time*. 1‘nioii Mf* Kojlley, win p a rnosl able w om an and well k ilu w n in elul> i i r e l e s will sp e n d so m e tim e m l a c k s o n v iile t he gin -t of M r . y tier h o m e at l i r t e g a W hile her. phi* vv 111 I,, th, re. 1111 * i I c.f mi i |, at soeiu l a tte n tio n , are a lfa iis honor and being a iiU in lie r p la n n e d in <•r her MFrank fenning* will ,'oi.r lain at a luncheon in honor of It. ilb.y .■ Friil 1 * ,I .. . lo. . . ; bt ■ i .'ii, III ■ I 1- q III hi T • 1 10011,1 , ■ . I lib •■ I d. WI 11 \ Mg ............... i !. >• Ht. l II 111 her of Iro . b . I ■ I ■1 ' ..' .Oil "I part ■ ii . vv ! t.1* \u ):< • ) i It (»r M 1,1. * H ft*r •it w.»* *»l h•T-* III ♦l**r (AT .1 d M* 1 'i ' i 1f|« > rt i ‘ r 1. • - .f *!! * ♦•i•/ diU . i* •14 • t )u f *••«'! ?tu r* if •! ? \. T1 T , ' ' to 1,t ( i ' •' Mil. !•, V t’.. 1i s at Synopsis ■ Kindling, " which .scored a tre­ mendous hit when first produced of Broadway and throughout Americ is a play with an immense humnn theme the right of honorable hu­ man beings, industrious and sober ii live under such conditions that they cun bring children into the world and give them u fail chance in life. Though the subj ec t la especially plain spoken, so to speak, the author, Mr. Charles Kenyon handles it with that simplicity whir signifies (I und makes it eternal dra urn Tin* lii'Mmi* of " K i nd li ng " is a woman i f the tenements, about to become a mother, who is iifirid to admit the coming event to her hil-hattd tioeuiise -he knows I hal h ■lo o k s 0 wiong to tiling children l .to a life of piiieity and squalor Id her attempt to s o l v e a problem which is to big for her. she steals from the rieh woman who owrjs the wretched building in which shi lias lemned to dw i•II \\ here been slidid reckon; ui! f f*m» 'l ie l li.'r l u - 1!,H d I - f •ally li* ,1 • 11 wor |!• furT, All ui Id1 If!,' - !♦ i * 11•#"111 . 1! )i- i rn♦jit fj | w1 111 T) i Uill ti. r d ! 'll. .!■ l ■*r l u re ..| dt.it' i k. far we* . I .!■ I nd wife f. t <."ti|" ill if( i1 11 r* g ' i* a t'k,** me dm Inu id .*r.|. ' 11 1 l h. , < .■• d B 1*. M 1. -.1 1 1 if, »wt* rI'** * 1 ij ’i ;ui‘l III . .•|U- u lull t 1e xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X Apples! Apples! Apples! X FANCY IDAHO X X X X X X X X The ?gm LET T U C E HAM PERS CRATE IN S E C T IC ID E S G R O W ER S ’ S U P P LIE S A Full S to c k at All T i m e s at Our- Sanford aud Bcardatl W a r e h o u s e s .. prospective members building, gpnynvvUee rejnirU'd* thfit rr'A'a.l ife. iileil that tile class pllt In I In- three windows of tt- . In .s room m the new church rather that the one window pn I’ark avenue, upon which it hud tentatively agreed This derision received the hearty approval of the class The treasurer received the sum of $45 On on hand to apply to cost of these windows. Following the regular reports there was urj interesting session of " E c h o e s " from Orlando participated in by nil present who attended the State Wesley Class Federal ior^ m e d ­ al that plan; recently In ’ otiHUsion there wa« ;i social half hour with music, vocal and in itrutneiitul and dainty refreshments, were served AI! went away deter­ mined m ,|o more for i heir i l a -' a the l.ord - work ih.yti .ver In-fere I n-d.iv afternoon the Heading ( ir. ]< of tin Methodist Missionary Society met with Mrs. L. It. Philips, with Mrs Perry superintendent, in th. eh a'r After the ile v o t io r id . a X X X x Packed in bushel baskets.. Every x | apple wrapped. Fine flavor. x x Good cookers. A full car lox cated on track near^ old depot. - * . M A T ER IA LS B LU E STONE CHASE SAN FORD Phono 36 . V & CO. OEARDALL 151 P h o n o 13 Every day you pul off allending lo THAT FIRE INSURANCE my l«* bringing you a day nearer dis­ aster. You owe it to yourself, your family, and your business to keep your buildings and stock innured in a good reliable company (ora reasonable amount Come in today and let's talk it over. A. P. CONNELLY 107 M AGNOI.I t AVI PHONE If* f ID . C . B R O C K \ J . ’ £ MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER. DYER AND REPAIRER CALL AN!) SF.E ME ON SANFORD AVE. » a * « ❖ PHONE 174 S t . L e o C o l le g e , St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida m re I., r It 1 M1 I |.I"| Mr Phil Ipa mo- 1 , bar un rig hostess I toIII.In-s are to t m. t n. vl week Tfiur - |a ,! I, I'll. Mf i I nr.I * i 1 I ■agm , | t . * 1( 0 . , , . ( « « « « » « ) « »#»<*«»«#« < v ' . III* r , n< ( A i a i ( x . i I A n n u l , s s i n v I■f l *la . 0 <> «> •> M l-slAiiarv The Bee HiPig <*»r i tr|el vv u h Mr 1 It P btli p* 1 with t it. Tu. 'd>IV AI f 1 •....... \ p*s . V i i t II t . i..4> i Mi II V11» • d.-v ■il '.oral • s * r i"j ball |L. 1...' S’. w K ’ l"'Mi... . N-i ■" \h 11■« * t ;id tio . ! •' i' 11 i,n.>. i ■.«* L. rl ; at 1 in* * r tt II the work ’i "| 1 ■*• i l e t i r*■ t WIJ a. d (■Id 'll! ■ 11< s| I |U.i l ll \ I < IV \ i \ I i \ 'i I I I! I 1 .l i l t I i i.<h i: .ii ui. \si >\ Mil > r;i< 1 W R iT K V V ♦ W. A. Merry day Company . •• 5 V ❖ <> >> *> ♦ ♦ ♦ i t # o HAND BROTHERS L I V E R Y , S A L E S AND F E E D STABLE Ccfr,(ior P a r k A v e n u e and S e c o n d S t r e e t C O N T R A C T O R U 'P O f C A L L K IN D S O F H E A V Y H A U L IN G L a r g e s u p p l y of H o r s e s , M u l e s , W a g o n s an d h a r n e s s a l w a y s — ■ ” on h a n d F o r S a l e o r E x c h a n g e ^* B l a c k f i m l t h i n c a n d W a g o n R e p a i r i n g In c o n n e c t i o n ’t U B n u i i U i t l t t -1r 1 a t u i . i •. a i J m i « Junu r *is for th 4 >»»»«««»«««« PalalKn. Hnrida Oil T h iir*(lii > li goudlv nti mi ier Lillies met id Mrs L It Philips home f.u an .ill day sewing wi th pit ui. d i n n e r T h e y ar e s ewi ng to h»l the J u n i o r L e a g u e wiili limit h.i m a r wh i c h i- tu tak*1 pl ace S a t u * day. D ec . Illh We rneet on Thuratl ay tin- week with ' l l - S (i Shmht ds e r Friday nllerntinn League look up it* t HHi t r o B uy Direct nn i -•< . '* Money t .- y. .1.1.4L' II - iio: l 1i Mi Ai M . -l» iit 1i■i a >»i ini wa . and daiht 're*)l III .'lit , vv. - f SI r v t-d b . .Yd- Imi V w» SB’ ^'Verul PAGE FIVE i*n im*k, fhi* Dim»k "New Kru in A-ra. « in'll i - f:«i w ! ■rifiy ti nil. tt;"* r»' ti *i«* ’! - -1 a 111;.. »*•». i - »• • * » in j< L1>1$f Vlr,|*w "4j,if li f \1 11.» 1!ri *-»■ ♦» > ; u i i l a n S t e a m I '. jgssinj; , lint ( i n s o l i m ’ Dry ( ' I r an it i g . A lt e r a n! Vi I-. ' ! 1 Ii.' bo ( li on s (if \!l h i n d s on S h o r t Not ice * * »"'! !11"* 5 e * loin <hir I . i nli i' inrii s Valid ( luh. S2.0U P er M o n t h . * \t. 1| , ' *, i o U 1 III *i i S U I T S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R D W! t. j, V l * .1 i utp i i r.iM i" ' I ' h . i t ' (V * v* Lu U Mp J'f ("1' ; 1.! 1.. t. ' ..'|- t "f 1t . H. |. -HU !""■ ' i ' 1 v. ry liel |>l ill 1lit* light - lion, (he .**•> ... ,1 , 1 i r ••* r of v ■ n y, . 1 D.. ' " v |I * •• U . d. . \ - ii" ' nn • a!.i r* saIi.it V................ 1 i. Mill It t TIII** \ t limiter >.f 1.1»li \•»ii r Pnl 1 lav 'Miw r. -id*.r .. ..) Mr- 1 It Pi dips >a r 1> ■" 'pialn V to ’ 1. tit-. I i ui 1.j i•i•»r i♦11r11? f'»T i » ill •Li \ I k .ill In'tru.'tioris 1 ond... led by I lie 1 ..i *. ! 1• 1h* •11 . i ••i . t c 1... \1 » A♦ 1 Mi Ml V ,k t .IV.'U ||, ! il.iT I O i ’ ' ! il jit 1 Ii UT 1 4 ' vV.. . 1I'J l 41 ' ? lb liedl.'tilie ‘ ' 1 --»f |<n 4i| i l ' i epa rator v . t omt 1 1 1 . ■.. r - I ' M .*M"I • 1 ' V. d t.y 11I -M r* \\L 1I fw S1ii ' |aid b * I at her* 'merri.il atid C l a s ­ ' l l - tt. . 1 i j if '-4 \k j ’ ' j Vi !i ■L ■ Ml 1 ■ r» 11fiictl T K it M > *225 00 sical I 'nurses l> 1 1 M 1k 1 \ If ., .f r . dm1 g t o lei] t 1 . 1 . I k '1 t t J' • • T•»' wnii !• 1 l !■ , 'll 1. 1 . .M ir u . X X *v TH E SAffPOItD HERALD Mrs. Maijs, club parliamentarian gave nn interesting exposition of parliamentary law which was li ton­ ed to attentively and closely followed by those present This i* a fra tore of llir Ini rir-« meeting that Will be of infinite benefit to the elnb members. . Mrs. DLkins stated that here lifter the rule applying to non­ payment of delinquent lines when absent from nme^iig will )„. e n ­ forced. rite meeting was interesting throughout and every moment well filled with business Chairman Press Committee fatt Me .If!' •hat »hi lie!, gatc I'ut. i .. ■r..r M * • it M I • it.i 1 I I I r it M s . — * ■• Among the hodlsts the Daughters of the American R ev ­ olution. The ladies' adult organised Hill* Mrs Reillcy will accompany Mrs. [class of the Methodist chuich, The Young ami other Jacksonville dele­ Wesleyan Truth Seekers met on gate- to lie I.uud. where they will Friday at l he home of Mr and Mrat lend the meeting of the Florida AN U Abernathy Twenty live en­ Federation of Women’s Clubs to be thusiastic members and a number of held there this month. |visitors were present. Jacksonville cldb women have After Scripture reading ai .1 re­ been fortunate in having the oppor­ marks by Mrs M c Canley nmi prayer tunity of meeting so many of the by Itev F E Stein meyer t lie presi well known Huh workers of the dent, Mrs (' ii. Smith called f"i country and henefitting by their repoits of lommitlees, ihi* being the views in Tegard to the work being regular bus k i c k * m e eting of the carried on by the various organiza­ i class. A membership of forty-eight tions. ' ____________________ was reported by the secretary with i Ml .. ■ |-1i t • I I I. t.e I Tu.-'daj urged one lord l Tf * ■*>M W ’J , I V SOVKMHEB 9. 1915 . n Fr7l,7Tr ■i'Tjyr! ' * 1. ! : g * ii is i n k r.. . ,n t a *i •. . . - ............................................ .. ,'tg n i:n ■ *. Odcrudd n tr b . .......... N O V ELT Y P L A N T M l L I , W O R K ( ) F A L L 1 i K S C Ul 1’ I I ONS e n t h vi n i r iat*-.. P;.re nt s . W e are prepared In figure with vou on ail classes t i*crgU" and it in Jnuii of L U M B E R and MI REWORK for HOUSE, STO RE g hi • n .i q Framing, llooring. eeiliiift,siding, windows, n u or BARN. b C. B. King mit n doors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. 5 Th follow ii g notice ir. I he Titvisr.siimatoH F u r n is h v d F r e e £ ;* Toll Uh What You Want vide Advocate reealls lo mind to Snnfcril people •Mr. Kingman, who 19q w * mail fieri till the F a s t C o a s t «u u pnBPtrrtnwmrttr?-irts*ntH'tTn»t»T6tsr^rtf n ^ n vtu n var. 'rurtsttr^rtnpnPCTbopiJP !> 11II efi f|>* '(... .. al ye ars : The numerous friends of Mr ('. B. Kingman, one of LaGrange's prom­ inent citizens, will regret lo learn <»l his death on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, from Bright’s disease IBs body was embalmed by Undertaker. Frotrcbers .fc Son anti shipped to his (orrmr home in Madison K> , b>r int. r mehl iiis re main* were a c . tttnpiiiiii'd in MrKingman a nd Bottlers of Soda W ater and nephew, Mr Jlnrfy A* Millclt l|u son, UhtirU'a, who has liecn in col­ In PH O N E lege at Winchester. Yu , joined his mother at Madisonvillr. 1 Mr. Kingman was a whole sou led and popular gen tic* man. a hard a... * workpr and an excellent " booster for this section of Florida, and hi* genial countenance will he sadly ’ * ' ‘ ___ si on v , r> t leo . i « ■d v" Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, Fla. jj -tr Yours Today * '‘ 9 --- x as car will be forwarded to x another point Thursday. S an fo rd C o c a - C o la Bottling C o m p an y 2 An Apple a Day, Keeps | the HU wife, ,«on and other relatives have lh‘o hearty sympathy of the poopln of Urevurd count x In iheir . k Pottles A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald ouse For You �oooooaoaaooaooaooaooocoaoooooooooooooooaaoooa aaaoaoc For Sale— Good allround Sanford vs. St . Augustine buggy and harness. Cheap for <-*.b 1 I f G A i AflVtltUSING F. H. S. Football team went to Box 1250 or West Side s t o nr , 1 S t. Augustine Sat urday, Nov. 6th —--------—______________ ______ _ • 1'~b : NOTi r e OF PRIMARY S U C T I O N to try their luck and held t hem St. Agnes Guilt/ • Nolle* If hrfftiy iir*o that tat a Whit* 'Wh Man’* Good famil y horsF for fa|. ^ "] n r rrity i t y of hi Sanford. ,'in iu iu , , . , . ill hr rhrlti lA try wiY r 1* in % tfh* The members of St. Agnes Guilfl the third quarter when they sue Primar Flofl.t.. Tu~,iJy. Noafraid x of auto*. .Price nKh. j S * mil rounl > , Srfnliiolr * ■ BUDGET OF OPINION “ JU ST BETWEEN \ were delightfully entet twined ____ by c um bf d to their superior weight. trmUf If. A Ih 19I *, f hf/iiumm*- 11litt*k *tiIf* I r|jniin ~*s% ■ . . fur th* foilo«/ng omr*r.|,lUKk W U,<. lnt*Ulrt* ^ tire .Iepart/ uo,L tor the lt.Ho.ufny officer, j B“l* * *,,ll « ln* «T~ tU|,sru M b s Saidee Williams yesterday af­ w hich was about 15 *pounds to a I' to-*II YOU AND M E ." r or Mayor of ih# th* rity rity.A»f Hartford; [ merit Of Writ© for S. Nelson Sin |Sr*rn t,7i Couorilmfii. and FIy* »&) j - . ternoon sewing for and. making man. tort to Kfvr for too yrar* nett rn»u- < rt.i. I If plans for the annual Christmas ba­ All the hoys put up a good fight. I “ J * , , r„iI»Hl ” ^ 0?* also : zaar, to be held December, 14 f e ^ L T ihe t e St. beya tut did us ' St Augustine be vs cutdid g . r newit.g r, „ Mn , The out Ctrl report being IP to 2 rUy ef s.nfo.d. and •!«. b P*r.™ to I , n R(>m l condition. , ?! J turf-d the meeting. Dai nt y refresh­ ■ - - ■■ * u in i i v n r r f t ittrn.iin., • 1 Trt-aturrr and t ollertor of t hr rity of . 41 *li,r »* J|J ments were se. vcd by the gracious U ' ‘ *• Augustine. SsnlorJ The l»»t Ifca n«mnl nlttfc lie- East Third Street. II , | A C I U E L I S A M O N G Y E T A K I N G N O T E S ANI> F A I T H . § J ou ng hostess. Those present were T h e Sanftid S ta rs were Spencer I ine «pp«iBilv»- odiro. •ppnintrumt to iw .. „ . ,, , . . . ib»«I» by the M»yor suit ronflrsirU by lr.<- i t'or Sale— Floriit t r o r s ai e— r i o r m a corn, yacked 0f tv t. ouncil ____ Mrs. Atchie Belt*. Mia. Gwynn Lzeli, Popp and Roberson. For S t . |city “ H E 'L L P R E N T ’E M " — S O S A Y S S A U N T E R E R . Tha poll* will br op*ord at right n'rlock Carlou : Fox, Misses J csi e Sluinon, Frances Augustine Foy, Pritchard and Ctue. a. m. on said datr. and irtll^rlo** at “fivr in ear. Florida hays baled oooaoaoaaoaooaaoooaaoaooaoaoaoaaaaoaooDODoaooaoaooaa o'clock p. m , and tbr (alllvln, namrd or less. Best Fulghum seed oat,, i T h e line ups are as follows: Aspinwall, Charlotte Hand, Frances pointed to persona uv hrrrby appointed lo .rr »rns as 51.00 per bushel in live bushel |oU’ ' The following from the Manu- upon the patrons of t h e office. Gonzales and Mrs. Braxton Perkins. Sanford primary, to­ to* St. Augustine rlrrk and Inaprrtor* oli) said primar ne III Srhatlr Mainrr. Insprrtor. Tim Kranr De mo cra tsi vViL * facjfurcrs’ Record echoes my senti- Who are the patrons? Sanford —Captain, Popp; full back. Iniprrtor; C- t*. lt£L*ard. Intprrtor; W W Seed Rye $2.75 per bushel liamson & Dennis, Gainesville. Ha Republicans. Socialists, ladies. Do ixjnr. rltrk. ments: Gre en ; lit. half, Pope, Lt. half. ^ Ttrr, M ilh itn y i li . . .. . All raodiil.tr* (or thr various otllrra to • I would rather be an optimist, the Republicans ask the Democrats t-Mtp ashburn; quarter. Spenter; lit. Krul h» votrd in ,.id primary mu*t fii* aith Many and varied were the beauirnrliry of tKf whit* seeking the st a is t hat pierce the a bout the appointee* for the post-' (j f uj gifts received by Del win and Roumillot; Lt. end, G. W. Spencer Kilis 8. Frank, For S a l e - F o r d truck, fme shap, maa'i «s*futi v* ro mmitt**, on or I»*f«ir* night o( gloom, or looking for the office? th* 10th d*y of Novrmlirf, nolir* of bargain. Five passenger Buirk. greit Lt. tackle, ItObcison; Rt. tackle, _ Kermith Hurley when they enterth*lr Intention to I** c»n«iid*tr«. and at Th ere i. nt l ea st one lady and per-1 tained a h 0 ft o( Httlp flieitaa ut Krell; Lt. guard, Arthur; Rt. guatd. the silver lining to the sable cloud than time of ‘fUing »urh nolire#, the assrss- big liargifin, $250.00. SeminUe Co ment acilnct curb rmndid*tF« mini «rrom- Garage. Sanford, Fin. to be a pessimist, searching for fuel h a p . two ladies who are candidates! thejr jojnt bilthday party 0 „ Sa tJ Meredith; center. Brown, }y.f|r . pitijr uime, to fit her with a written »t ■la­ to heap ppon the smouldering fires for the postoffice. Would Mr. Lef- ur(j ny. Mc»v. Cth. As their natal St. Augustine — Captain, Hop- ment pledsing their willingn**# to ahide by the results of paid primary No rsndl* For Sale— T w o fresh milk row*. of despair. fler. bar rity ladies from voting a n d ! dayil (n„ o;i, y „ fcw ,laya aparl „ kins; fullback, F o y ; Rt. half, Prit- dato'a name will b* placed on the ballot Ha nil Bros. who doe* not qualify with thr secretary 1 would rather snatch the sun- bar these ladies from the primary? was decided to celebrate t h e -a us - eh ard ; Lt. half, 15-H Golee; quarter, of th* riceutiv* gemml tie* within the bea.ni and weave it into soag and He calls upon Congressman Sears to picious occasion together. T h e ! Ca se; Rt. end, Hopkins; |-t; end, lime a bye ipedftrd. For Sale-—Horse and wagon. Mer­ Th* l ne anrurntnU aa made by th# rmu* lvughter, than * a k c the shadow and sett le the mat te r by pri ma ty and larger children b e i n g vthe guests of Alexander; Lt, t ackle, DeQue; R t . mmittr* are tu foUowa? chants' Grocery Co. 22-2tp ts ay : or Zfc______ 13_______ ___ 110.00 transform f t *lbto •muttering* of dis­ Congressman Se a m haa not been Delwlfi and the smaller ones'being t ac kle, Copps; L t . guard, Rtty^sj p r<a Counrilman Coi . — —content! . ’ . .'00 asked by t he Democrati c voters *>J.Kcrm'iih7i.’" Their ages Iteing rc- R t . guard, Mc Cormic k; Venter, W il ­ KSWC'Itrk 4 Collertor For Sale — Sideboard, tables, VoT Treasurer t 4 Ac»ewe*r 5 00 son. 1 would rat her t a k e the prattle of this special district whether he wllj spectively 12 and 8 years The polling place ahall b* at the rity chairs, Birdseye maple bed and \ . T h e bov* w-ere royally entertained hall In the elty of Hanford, Feminole coun­ dresser. Iron bed and farm tools innocent childhood, and make it recommend the appointees of the) ty. Iloffda. The foliowirg percon* shall be primary or not. He states thut the , ■ , ■ , . with a banuui ,702 Olive uvenue. 22-7tp deemed to he duly qualified rlcclcr* in this banquet t hat night and. are H'C ”.t,|u„.. atlfl the . hn joyops ):incrhti<r nat nignt nnfl arc be cu.lifird vl«tor. In thi. V.IIVC avenue. L'L'-.ltp the guiding st ar of my pilgrimage .............. , . . , , 'e 1 a w«i and laughter n( o f (i . w,ln a“ Uanquel 1<anqui primary, to-wit AU ll white pevkItS^ du,'r duly ----------------------------------------------------- — Sears . , i . . . . . people elected Mr. Syars to office. , ■nd thP 3 “ UEht° f r ° loud in their nraiscs for -1 he people “ , A t h a n ' take the wall of the disconso­ run {•IWrrgU. n;.i \i \ ,11 , ^ «• ,, jI, .. 1 4 , 0 little onc^ ample proof of ' ' r » V 4 ? r ^ ^ n e peopu regi *t rr *»1 a c c o r d . n r in law b^-regU,* , i . ,r . . •“* u , of Sf ^ ♦ratum booVi ,of «h* my of ArfALiJ. *ho * r>* Nult 1 utoi \ vix room late and make i t-the silent voice t o ­ Did Mr. loftier elect him untl did ,i • ihlU W M fcM . . ........................ ihei. ,.n|o>.|n,nl.. hU * * ■ .............. . .................. . ..... -.............. ... ward which my barque should for­ D . m o , r « i . liim .n<l . 1 * . Mr ? " ( " . l i m . n l . of I c .1 „ . J „ ‘ I "" «'i.ST ' ,V ' 1 i u v?><» “ '"( •«»1 lam, ever sail. * w ,HIBnchartl Z , ‘l| r h ' , VMoor^,* " ' 11' w ' , h „ ,!id no, M u were then marched in line to the T " tile werhi AMr., ,* . ntl 1 would rather take the dimple S. n . „ . elect him a n y t hi n g ’ _ (|injnK ro„ m w, „ u. tlirl hllj(V t raveler w,l! le ct u re \n d throw on . he 1 >' ^ r i u M . .............. J ->'» ot lo mg an estate X 1 i from the ro*v cheek of my boyhood e e m * *'» •<* flmiK t h i n k tMi.-rr her ..Mrr l-cffier s-l. rr sMX-mu were rui. Th e tuts la- wa* many ntfil ai^cf •moving — ----------’ ________ and endeavor to . transplant it in an* only * ,, . . . . . ____ n . . __* * -- _ ~ are o n l y a few c a n d i d a t e * for flu* thr , perennial setting upon my own brow b e a u t i f u l l y d e c o r a t e d wi t h fe s t c u n s , p n ' t u r e s . q f .JtH M iit-JU llI F'iUuUit U- P t l a i i l - - p r t l I T I / 1 1 1 t MWCHI W f T M t 1kiTV - ......... ... .itgdt Ollicu^__T bnrii a fa -1 *4—Li-1-*-*y i»t r ^ . - i l m e - a t f f i ' l d u e cn pe paper I.fThe following Is. .Xn excerpt 4 ................. — 'tbmi-euirr rb<- wnrt .V from t h r ' fflrr and a new one c ame out last week He of the hopelesp^ and make it part of and lovely cut -roses in profusion from some pf hia paragraphs. FOK MAYOR FO R R E N T J and there will be new one* nil tlw my visage. were placed about ,the room and on will be at the Congregational church I lw|ll t«r i r*ntlk!lU for Ih* ptwtiriii of Miynr i -*****» , Iw time unle*N Mr. Sear* makes an a p­ cf S«nfont, tub^rsrt tn fhr of TKf Whit# the table. The little guests then de- Sa t ur da y night. Nov. 2<lh; I would rather take the notes of fYtmary In b* lsrl/I in Nov*rol«t (livmf *r»r*l * pointment at once This of course A Siberian prison i* an excellent the my 1*0 insn, *s AMvrm.n sn.t k*o»ie.* th. For Rent T w o Furnished rnnm« 'jNaturo’s songbirds, and make them parted with happy smiling fnecs. rMwj* of ciur friRim ofi ii ir Aj lh, l I wIW yt l run ti* of is up to Mr Sen re. He is the con­ consonant with the melodies of my ■* * 'Mef I*IEHi tl €'*11Wi' Ifi |* fi 5/>* ’» Assisting Mrs, J G Hurley in place to study human nature, to hmrflt to lh* rttifirck* lit mxn)' gressman anti I sincerely hope he not© how lh<* ttnrn© mmforiunr u il , II*# ^ wuhout m#ku»g i.fM-Wthm promw* . uq» k \1m S hvul’ i- Ml \|jr(J© own soul than take the croaking* of entertaining the children were Miss _ , , w ill M*t* that th* I avi of thr rity will !•* mfnrr*«t • r 4 H r ** vuh* will be thr congressman in all of ilin* rity afTt‘ c t l (If rent pr o ph* M a n y b e - fittftartimlly. fyut arrs>r<Lng In IH*the toad, and arrangr t h e m into *J l ' fr iliRAbm firw A A* m ;in AMerman ftsf l»»ur )mr* utr) things. The beet way III settle the Clara Milieu und Mr*. .1. I’. Hurley. r « m i * t-Jitri*m«*ly nail und hav© w h a t qftllRA jurrtng discords that should forever ■ *w *w *I'U i.g lh i*t fw tsrrl. I !*• # # * r» ijr ' !«im lnr th* ;*ut Those present were Thus Ander­ For Rent Sanford post office matter i* to -.ettle IFouses. eott.ig. 1ur is termed the "Si ber ian Fxpresston" ' ,,ttr 1,1 "( s»f.t«a greet my ear it right now and have tt over w.th son, M imin' and Peyton Fi rtson. • ashed or unfurnished, light r ,,uy. an expression of hopeless despair;] j i> t>v\ts.iN • 1 would rather take the rose, K Griffin, There is n«. one exorcised over the Pierce, Kmily and R - — —— — --------------------- kreping rooms, etc Also far . lI, f » r f l c i l k #n*f ( a l l # c l o t planted- by the hand of the Kternal Charlotte Hunsell, Krminia Houser. Home become ill n» lured mid re* post o (lice except Mr Lelller and l to innounrr t« thr xn'm *nd rn> I * Wi»||HI gi*. if»rttll* (’t'lffy Lifirj- vxifrj v-nReful ; a number tnko their miaArtist in tints of celestial beauty, friroija thil l will I># ■ fBhdidatr f IF thr he is only exorcised because he Brin-on Hoolihan. May. Robert and fortune philoaophirally they find no nfTWr r improved Pleased t<> »i ■. * .na o f i l f f l i a n i l i ’ o l l r r t u f , t ■. ih*- * h i t » and pin rt to tny breast, than take Mildred Holly, Hutiert, la-na Bell want* it himself and probably think* ‘ A . 1 **, t l 1 1 * N o> IS,h• 1 | give prices. K. T Woodruff, 217 ■p^iolntmrnt cf 'Mayor the seared leaf blighted by the will highly appr*riat* pur *xjp|»ort 1Tfyrd St Phone 107 Mr. Leffirr is the best man for the and L. P. Hagan, J r . . LeClalrel * u l l : L lhcy ” * * * n o compU*n l \ A '2‘{ Imp breath of the Frost King and use it Jones. Victor Mcl. sulin. E. ther M i l - ! , ew- however, have so much cheer II XIt It' J u I sms place , An<l in conclusion I junt want uS a badge to portray my sombre <ul nmlwv ,n ,he,r For Rent Furnished raarn- .! to tell him that there will be several Icr. Theodora Miller. Harold Marsh. ihi\t K" they seem to be happy under To th** V*H#f» of 8i nftml feelings. Karl Dorsey, Olive Newman. Paul 1 mm a rtedidftt* for r* HerUuri to thr l he D a k * 101 M a g n o l i a ivenu. disappointed candidates in this race all circumstances. They are the ofBr* of n*rk and rolUrtor. in thr pn O’Connor. Margaret Peters, Mary 1 would rather chase the rainbow » 23-9tp raarr to h* h*M Mo* It. 1•1S 1 h*«r A ll , of them could nOl be appointed "aunkhtne of sorrow,” an angel of (HI**} thi* *f!W* for fiv# >tar* iiul think that Klixnbeth and Camilla Puleston, 1 that span* t he " b r ow of £he evening, I ha v jr lb# o**'#M M *rjr * • a p»tripiw r »n*i *> ill postmaster at Snnford and if left to merry in a Siberian prison. Fur Rent Two story house, ror appr*^!*!# four aupport J ack Peters, William Gillp'n; Sarah' in quest of the fabled bag of gold a primary there would have been Your* trulv, Tenth St and French Ave M<dWhile m one of the prisons where and Frederick Williams, Kloixe, , than surcease from sorrow, by plung­ M U l.oVFI I but one elected and tbe disappoint erate rent. Inquire (\ 1. Wing, fin? I was detained as an American spy, Claudia snd Thomas Wnght and | ing into the mirky wave* from Lonment would still lie there When I’almelto Ave. 2 1 Ur 1 met one of these “ happy-go-lucky” TlltlxbtUlM X S II A .H H K M H tl It Surah Wight. ilon's bridge 1 wish to inform th# %ot*r* in thi* m> ( Wilson was elected President sev­ fellows, who apparently would smile that 1 will bn a rapdidat* for the ofTIrr* of 1 would rather watch the eagle in eral applicants made the race for For Rent Rooms for light hou»>~ T r t asurvr and A f i r u o r In l b # w h i t e p r i ­ anti look even happy if He were behis spiral course to the vaulted blue P frnonal Afenfjon mary lo b# hold No* 1•! H. I91S, lub/rrl keeping f*l!> Oak avenue 20 tf poktoffice and obtained petition*, 1ing hanged. While taking mj1 usual t o l n * a p p o i n i in#*nI o f t h r VI • y o r | S I ! A l l , than watch t be silmy snake as he Mr* Geo. H Brown, Miss Juba UK VEKA T I U N K I T I Full YniH among them Mr l/efficr All of exercise in the court with oitaeT pris­ VOTES make* his crooked trail through Good six room house with bath them who are in. the race will get a Brown and the younger members of oners, a little Sc otc hman, M-hose l a c e ADMIHON |. WILLIAMS the slush anil mud, and electric li^kt for rent A I' fair shake fiont Mr. Sears and he the family left this morning for was radiant with a happy smile,' | wish to snnoUrir* tw thr *o|*r« of S»o1 would rather be a Christian, 15-tfr will recommend the man who h«» Ocala, where they will make their held out a welcome hand and said: ford that I mm m candidal* lor r* *l*ctton Connelly. with faith in an omnipotent God, the strongest support of the people ; 3ulure borne. to th# ofhr* o| Trraaurrr and Aaaaaaor in " G o o d morning, pal, I am glad to th# primary to b# bald No* Idth. 19 V 1 For R e n t — Se veral nice office and with the st ar of hope ever drawl­ ha*# hnld ifui po«li ion f*»f four y#ar# and — in other words the man who sat­ know you. You are an American rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N P. f#t! that 1 *m qualifi#*! ip hold thr pon ing me to a bet ter world, than Itg,* Representatives from the f ’ongreisfies thy greatest number of people tlon . Yowcll & Co. Wh at are you tyeie for and for how 32-tf 1 pagan with no beacon light to beck­ I wt|| a|ipr*ciatr your wot** — and this is j ust what the petition rational church that will attend the l ong?" When f asked him the same V A Fill -S ToN on me beyond the confines of my ami the primary election would do Christian Endeavor convention at questions lie replied: " T e l l year*, have For R e n t or S al t * - House , " 1 3’*'' mu iin m iiA own earthly existence, rne t t o Ave . \\ J Thig|M-t. 101-tl It is all according to whose ox i- Kissimmee this week are Mr* Mary been here four years, and the Crai Wr S*rtbv .nimunn mjr ' ll-I -1«. > • • r \ .i. Enmninger Kent. -Mr*. J D Daviin I hr VAl.jt#, Mmt: * I'nmaf • fn I . I^l.l gorud insists that ] remain a» one of his N *rrtiOn l-.lh W, »,lt .li, r*. .te lht tuUl 61 1 1 IH ItCIit Uo ruuiu luiasswut Min. Mr* Ed Randall. Miss Bertha * Have just seen the letter to the mb m»ikr , . ;Uv*ts six years l o n g e r ” Conlinu Ih* rtflEMlYl A-f Thrli aJY*l f fWt«i bolortvl C h i . I.eAguc Organised 12:i ' U Ninth • eery .Owl la (Mr lh. > lt> .n home l il S rffirnLit O1 '!1 0 1 Ktiqi^te P a c k a r d ? R c v F. ! ’ Strong and Herald written by my old friend ng, he added. " I was nearly three L.lmim.li.Uon St., corner Oak Ave. 18-tf A c ommi t t ee of ‘ ladies from the Mr. Dawson. . T h e r e are others als# W W AHKKNATIIY C. H. Lelller regarding the postyears in ^rpericA.and it is a wonderC II. DINGKK office and will make one more yeply cjvic c ommittee of the Woma n ’s expecting to gg. T h e Presbyterians 'ful cou nt r y. " ' Wbe’n 1 enquired if he JNo ADAMS For Bent— Two rooms nicely fur­ H W. IIKKN1KIN and then drop the mutter for it is Club met with a teprel ent ati ve body will carry fifteen or twenty from bad been in- ahv o t the America nished for light housekeeping 2lo It C MAXWCIJ I) C, MiiNKnK of no special interest to me. I am of colored women frortt GeorgeU « n their society. West Fifth St 19-Jt* prisons, he* replied: " Su re thing. JSn XM'SSOS' In favor of a white De mo cr at i c pri­ and Gcddsbofo yesterday afternoon Uncle Sam became so much inter(or the purpose of outlining the plans Mr " W Summers of Gainesville lli.tnf den.lnl t. lw«m, . ifootiilLi, In, u. hor Kent Two furnished room*. mary for the postOfficr and for every ested in me and my work that I was i - s u s , ’ .uhf-rt is ih. ,1.-, for the l Tp Campaign to he ‘ b*1 « u« < of S u P‘ Mr" w A 317 West Kerond St 29-tfr other office t ha t comes under thnt a* • rrMfimt held N < « p 7 - 2 0 , ami to ask the co R»nsell at_ their home on Fifth entertained ai one of hi# raFtleii in \nam* b*(of* tb* yoirr* of th#> ntj, head ] so stated in these columns I^nvi-n worth. Knn-a*. for two years *•( 3»nlw| f„r ih> ml. i 3i -n „i remain several ww U* Roorrn* far Housekeeping room* in ttCTlt* Kmhr#* ’ m a Cm# pty#f two year ago and at that time my operation xif th.- colored people of Thi# little Scotchman la evidently # n «l *^iu**n *f s«nl^d. I »(ll jiv* «b* i^n,U m, for lodging, with ull modern iwnveMr* Summers will be remembered b«ni wiT<wtf for t/i r#ont)m Kotumifil f.!oup i##l •xlijxtftie'.X fW rr ar..J friend Ivffier was around town get­ Sanford during this campaign a connoisseur on prison life, for, a c ­ tmm ro#«u*t#fit with bu«jn#'w pH nYlpl \ ) U I ^ y* niences, at the Fair view, cor Frit with byaiproo prlntlttl#*, Frizes will be awarded in George­ a* the mother of Rev C. II. Sum­ ting up a petition for w h a t - - n o t for ItBfitciiwnMi'iU o(* ill kind* h UlW cording to hi* s ta tement , he has in mers. a former Jdethodixt pastor her of th* dty c m t\ 22-9tC town arid Gold«boro for ground*, etc. xXof.l Ihrm ^tjJ .fS.I.Wm,,, | St anil Ffench Ave a primary but for his a ppoint ment and her frierTdw'in this gity ate been in thirteen prison* and all in wtAild favor a baadn*** a<|ff}inl*trAfion and the colored population given an by the congressman. If the ap­ r»»e> pleased to set her ugnin in their different countries. ’ ' I dar# «ajr you ■fwbJl l^ g £ ^ k pointment sys te m was so distasteful opplrtunity to ahate in the civic were arresiVd on many 'different midst. m u ♦♦♦♦♦♦; t d Mr. I«cffler then why was he seek­ ■pride and uplift t hat must come charges, , L said to him. With a 1^ W • <#> ing so hard to get appointed by the from an individual interest in the Notice heart y laugh he replied: " O h , no! W A N TED ;; petition system. He did not come welfare of the town in whjclj we A petitiorU signed by citizens of always the same old t hi ng—running forwaid and tell the people t h at he live. Ah ah immediate result of the Seminole county, Florida, havin'g opposition to the government— m a n ­ A G E N T S - M E N antP WOMENwanted to he ‘elected by the people. visit of the civic committee to the' heretofore been presented to the ufacturing money without a liG E T P A R T IC U L A R S of one of the Oh, not He thought he,, would he school house- in Georgetown where commissioners, icquesting them to .best paying propositions ever offered. t he appointee. After-' t he . elec­ the meeting was held, *s» ‘ a colored open up and declare a public toad to woman’s civic league was organ­ *No previous experience erquliw* , tion of Sears he still tried to get the connect ,ufi Beardall and Cameron Clean I'p Campaign .Write Box llfta, Sanford, Fla. 21-flJ, appointment frkl unless 1 a m badly ized. wjtV its full corps of officers avenui*i petw-pen the N . WJ f of S E H Aa one walk* the, .Btrects of our; mistaken went' to Kissimmee to see and committees and the league pro­ and S W ) < of f J E > ( Section 33, Tp p i e t t y little town, ther# ia every in­ , _ Wifnt«d-i Hurtling man for -high poses to get right d_ofr;n to btisines 19 S. R. .11 East, and a committee him regarding the a ppoint me nt . dication of a most eonllbl interest and become a faetpr.foi- tbe cleanli­ htfvilljg, been appointed according to All- L o cal A d v ertlp cm en tn U ridci rtn,ll‘ proposition fp i^ » n* in t h e . Clean Up Campaign ^hat is Congressman Sears told Mr. Lefness und a aniuui orf in tf*e town law Abd they having made their re T b la IlcadlnR T H R E E C E N T S 1 upward* y ^ e i n g waged by the ^Civlc and City fler probably what he told all of We rejoice t hat unother step has portl-^H* commlsaioner* will at thei Line For EjtctflniicrUon. Minimum mo,llhl> I)o,,',' answer unl«*» ' Beautiful committcei of the Wom­ t h e m vie., thut he ahould get up u Cb*fK# 2 . y L e n ( S , . ' \ ' \‘ ' rran finance yottrftl-lf $1WMK> <»#*/ been taken for the community of .next mt-uippg, if no objection* open an’# ' p\ 0b. Thp rat tle of the lawn petition and he would make the ap­ ■ ■ ■ ■ V . e ' ■ . 1 —------------and can call for petsona) Tntervi4jf«t; pet! Sanford and willingly give our sup up aMy|,4 ^ 3|rP a public road u» abov rndwYT is heard earl y and late In pointment In due time. • A._ C. Wilson, Duval Hotel, J ar^ port and encouragement to thi* t foriV*” every section of the town, the city For several months past Mr. L*?I- now effort on the part of colored citizns Fla. 22-310 .. . F O Jt S A L E V sontille, Done In open session this Snd day force* arc liusity engaged Iti cutting — 1.‘ — -------“t . fler has written the Herald about of Novemiier, A. D. 1915. Lost— H&mewhtre between corner 000 4 # o o o « down the gras* and the towu is, a l ­ the postoffice and one of his letters M m il. Petrova at the Star Thursday L. P. H AG AN , French and First S t. and Woman* ready putting on a nice, dean* drew urged the people to " w r i t e your " T h e Vampire” will be Met ro’s For1*Sale— E(^a and Baby Chix of Attest; ChairmanClub an Ar. R. A. Frateinity l''n for inspection day. * Enthusiasm > a congressman and tell him Who you next release, with Mme. Petrova in celebrated Rtigal White Wyandotte*, E. A. Douglass. Clerk. with initials J , Y i , ; W . inaide* A re­ every whom apparent, even the kid­ want to he pos tma s te r, " " h e will the leading role. Th e title of the big performance, heavy laying birds; Byr Jas. C. Roberts, D. C. ward offered if returned to J udg*dies have caught the contagion and bo here for t h a t purpose," e t c . , all photo play is derived from incident am booking orders for same now. Heiring .’ 22-2tp- • 23-ltc are* helping Mother and Dad clean o f which goes t o show t h a t up to in the life ^f J e a n ne Lefnrge, the' Also n few pullets and cockerels, vf up.^ R u t there is much to be done t h e last few weeks Mr. Lefiler was victim of u bogus marriage. She is a l me strain. F. P. Strong. 106 K. Lo*t — On Sanford-Orlando roadyet fet there are so many vacant " h e a r t i l y In favor of the a ppo in tme nt incensed to the point of revengifi Third St., Sanford. ' lfi-tf 1-adiea’ long auto duster, roUrd Mottly Oueoawork. . ’ of* the postmaster. If he was not In herself for the wrong done her b ,.**Popw bow do the people In th# lots t h at detract from the general goods. For reward return .to Md* For Sale—Speed boat. v MakA 25 favor of, i t ;Wby did he bend every conspiring to enfneah all men whom weather'bureau find out what.kind of appearance of a block, lots that are tinger’s store, Sanford ’or “Wyoming Would exchange for effort to get the appointment ahe meets and make* them her vic­ wgBther we’re going to have?" "They qvergrown with weeds and are most miles per hour. Hotel. Orlando 23-2tp unsightly. We make a strong plea auto Address Box \63 , E us tin through some other method t han tim* -She ha* two men con »f>i ra- lon't, son " —Philadelphia Public Led,I with property owner* and the city _________ Nfttirr For winter grazing pl-‘n* 22 2 t p t he primary? Seeing himself slip-' tor* in her nefarious work Event*-.fpr that these too have -iome alten1 out.* and vetch or rye and rb|"* ping he want* the primary and why firing a , young legntiop attache into ___ For Sale— Ten acres of th - r — tioh*^*jA‘t the good work go on and TTT. bvst hove n full stock. The L. Allen does be want the ^primary? Simply her % coils who fallX desperately inj high hummock land, weal wile, jp** t >* * s r t s i t B( ml I k * l . l o l . i everybody get busy; 1^etl Co. ’ 23-ltc t o (take, away the appointive power loyfL^wilh her. She find* she U in U. S. !..nd Offlr*, tjnlaHliltt. Ftoridk, outside corporate limits. Half'- in Oct. *.)»!* from Mr. Sears a n d , a t the t a m e lime love With him heiself. Her jpye for Mn»i« l. kweto tut J e ^ - i cultivation 4 years. About 250 ___ Wunted — By a young man, po*i* give him a alap on, the wrUlAly the man is the inspiration which**®. ■>* tunlord, r W «U- wtun.on April i». Hiafc and Cgnnty T a x e s Now D^e large pines on other half All fenced Uofi on farm, am good farmer, al*0 n ,1— V•. , ,. , ----- lgr1*10, raa4«o/ HomHtnd.kiKO. No.NfrK 0«UT --------NW (j>r 1> # t of, T a x Book* are now open in my Mr. Lcffler’s primary prompts hci to ahiedl him from objection to and ditched Quarter mile of two good milker. Wm. Franke, Barber-* Her >0. a s J n R H ut S E U . f c t . J i offi ce for the payment of atate and ia t ha t be had no system or obj ec ­ harm. And she aucceeds hut a .twit, m a i*K h llp p IB I S tfauih, Boulli, K Hii oa r r _ If k a r t . T_ a l ­ T »*B _____ shipping stations and First S t . Per­ x-llle, Fla, 23-21P _ , U ________ . A discount tive, His petition and impassioned much cost to herself ip menial a U ku BM M-riJI»n. h r * g l a d kMiro of la- c o u nt y taxes for 1916. $1360 will buy it If tantlon to make P i r - r M r proof, to MUfc- of 2 per cent.In November and 1 per fect drainage. appeal to t he people .wlta t o oak guish and suffering. Ultimately she l .h claim t o U r land abovo doocrlbad, Wanted— To show you our btock sold .within the next 10 days, worth Clark o( C it cult Court, at Hanford, cent in December U made, nring j^oooToO Ste owner. 207 French of Bermuda onion seed and ■#**• This will be one of Iwforo Ma yo r Thra sher t o call a primary. U reclaimed. Florida, ob tka ! f i k day vl N o.a m bar, B y what right haa the mayor of the most interesting productions yet I S j i , . ... t» the description of your property Both true to name. The L. All** f l a l m a a t aamoo as u l t aow r; » v«nu«. 11- tf . when you come to pay. Sanford to call a primary for the set forth by Met ro and will be Bfeed Co.- . S 9 4t O T o m B o y i ol Woklwa, Ktorida 1 A O. Von HerbutU. of W tklw a, Florida J no. D. Jinkins, For Sale— Evinrude rowboat enpostoffice when aaid postoffice hsa shown ‘ at the S t a r Theat re on l l t i d y Boyd/of Woklva, Florida T a x Collector, Seminole Co. WIP Loo, of Wokiora, F1*rtda. p s t f m s outside of t he r i t y who are Thursday, N ov ember 11th. -R O B itR T w . d a v i b , Admission 6 and 10 cents. itHled to v o t e ! His petition called ent Ib-Tuoa-Stc ^ RatUtrr. . - *4 .»»>’ . •.« . • •- ! j . L‘ } , . * CURBSTONE GLEANINGS] WB*rr PEOPLE AND EVENTS EVEN THE GATE POST ^OT IN IT E f - I I 55S f I E . POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS K c : \ , E - r W- m I K O L , K] r r >M t fig iy . CLASSIFIED If '- vADVERTISINGT ?e ,v Of:’ i ' m i, • • i - - _^ . - .. •- ’ : J& j "A ; , L ’ •1 t** wr �•V ’ PR9F5 •*. I MMli |. I WiWJI ■ HidPI. I I " M • • . - . ■ * ' •• ■ ■- ■■ . . f . • IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION : KlS T H E SANFORD H ER A LD ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAYS IN S A N F O R D — L ifa In Wotth Living SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 12. 191,'. ' v(>M 'i» [ p l a n t s a l e and FLOWER w il l b e h eld IN SANFORD I4S A F T E R M A T H IT TO "C L E A N W EEK IT W IL L B E j jj .; \ ( i l l E A T A T ­ T R A C T IO N u r.I.i *' -«> «* ,o r , h *’ l,lttn l !( th, . ..u.miUt-e has kfpi tn the |idt» ui getting " ul 1,1 thl> or*»«>*ry U s o t n t s Inforo the peopleUf, *. .iff k no w what hibiscus, , ami. r' und the like will do .diinty and these will ..,1,. hilt there will he ■jiih| as lovely and more These unusual (lowers |,[,u i t cd g e ne r o us l y will ! .i biaii iy s|i«»t indifd. ............re palms, not a t>ut large tu on nil to ill l In- s p e d III.-II Vj I be plants t he ill • nlHiirnln l>op. Net* Aitrk. Nitv s Advices (inm the Piictlie Coast show that tl„ acreage in 'cauliflower, in Cidiforma is somewhat luiger than usual Thu crop is looking fine and will soon lie ready to market Califorrians itre wniting until the Long Island crop will give the. W i V a m prodtnt change on the K: stern i n a r k . s T H I R T E E N K I L L E D A N I) O V E R E X E C U T I V E C O M M I T T E E T O There v* i' l i,n| l,i .i n'l.ti (teal , | O N E H U N D RED IN JU R E D SO O N M E E T AND M A K E t ally cauliflower to In- shipped i]ur -■ -P R O P E R T Y D A M A G E A It It A N G E M E N T S F O B iug I Ilf1 last of tins year, as nut nun h IS E N O R M O U S K IS S IM M E E M E E T t>l a rrnf\irrrn-nl j s espiTtetl umi after January I Kun tut C i t y , Nox 12 Thirteen C h n - ti f n d r i i t g t n n , pr e s i d e nt of The celery ui ri age in siiuthein wen* killed, hundreds of thousands the Florida Press Association, a n­ , Culiloi i.iu has tiei-t- t-ii i|nt*it at |,-. of dollars worth of property dam­ nounce- the appoint merit of the fol­ one third of what it was last season age (lone, and scores hurt as the re­ lowing standing committees: This was not caused bo much by sult of n storm which swept central Kte cuf De : any scarcity of seet! as it was by the Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota Clarence K. Woods, Lake Region, fr.cl that lent yem there was and Iowa last night, uyeording to re­ Euxtis. over production, and growers did not ports here at Great .Head. Kan.,' J. S. Triplett, Tribune. St. Cloud: r t e i x e returns commensurate with two were kill d and over thirty i nW. It Harris. Valley Gazelle. their, investment. Tin* celery l o u ­ ittred Half a million dollars prop- 1 Ki -in,tine nge in northe, n C . lilum ;m o - i , i l .i i i ... ll • '■rt > la m.ig'- w :i*t ilorn Will \ At■ *»I'm hun■k> r St hand i, a no r t . «*> dr. d or nmr. hurt t • ili r> i i from August i M-.l- I’ll Is I tiw t III- I of 111 - u ■pt art a T ( A|i 11 ha ut. ! .■ lit (torn Ca l i f or n i a . 1. Ut l lu­ >*ii t}»i ••order. Mailt oi ,-rc . t i f f i ne d to 1 ll 1* vs t ♦4 1*1 P’ - oh , ' t o t i re- id .1 a i I I V ol es II A Itv*I'iti w> t r tt, , * i * : - ;■* Tl I M| ret i \. t , itii io no-m hi i In. v , n.f H i P I t js |ii>' Ip cpj uijl to , H 1 ' • i tn t i • I.ltslll Iitjml mill ft l aws (to J u n i o r I niop last Stu day i .,!, STORM SWEEPS THE THE STATE PRESS NORTHWEST; MANY ASSOCIATION COM­ LIVES W ER E LOST MITTEES APPOINTED JJJtt .1U " <i' !i iPltPtUU .a..:e ut —i . y .iu ld it 1111 .. 1 I lUppli* .. bloom I■ F U lilt iter's Harden. The weather has t>.-■ a ratlu-i gmo| the salmon yellow hibiscus this season and a cool spell for altwil »hirh u- \.t is not generally known. kept the tomatoes from rifii'nliig. so There Will hi* the Huuhiijia or that not enough are maturing t<> it rtrouMint. i bony d( evergreen fidi- order'. This m turn his resulted in it ll .i il.liMim lik*- a fi»vely 'a firm market or, t ........... . and op. r >fr Hill CT!' hid atois ha\e plenty of place, to mm' there will be ket tlo-ir still k .it good |i|ices Tl > Mf fill ' ir‘ t’l.i I'.ipy nfolia. ,iierage acreage I . - hee-i I*1.* - * I T-’ * f ti A..\t ilrai etias and Art I- hl'ki - .1 . " I n I t h I 111 •t • "I ' • 1 ut'Sl «•« -1-i . ftiil % will l.e represented fotckwaid eusiin mil are mat ill ci thr 111. \tnuzonicq unt| i he slowly on account of d n weather i t<> Hu ' l.ilv listed as * u Product Ncwr 111UI•J‘• t 4U« r*im* Ther. .i tart- and beautiful fie Ct ami mil meet log pi II i • III tin synod of Appal..i hia m o •.no fieri Tt ■ datt w ' 1 hi de. id* <1 later Iti will he dell ViTel 1 Ml Ntuk* 't Mitel, Pi. re will tie a liberal i on If** II the jiriee of these **V •JUi *. i Tt.. • s i . , a w Air M e n d , u ontlr-fii i lit. T' port " i■ g he glad I " *1. Hrnt herhood "I St ti a ve or gaiil/.ed a I. am, and tiuvi several ■lull'd Th e first of the to- played in the parish -i i against Daytona High I 1>’ e .'an-es will furnish " !* Sc nford with u cJcan |i*> t ^ i n d W(*— h*M'e fh e l ove r of a gobtl c l ea n X sr. "t • i " the parish house and s; Iro-nils with you, , *i t he .(Into,- tonight, Fri1 ’ ’ day of November W • <■ l i f t Iv nl M e e t i n g s 1 ' ......‘1 mdt'ttijgs in ’ ■ progreww j" 1 HtihbdUl churtfb mndtr tin7, J 'r'h,p Of aDr. CnrpniiW of -tti art* inert-using '-tn Jt<- 1,1 '* altt'i dutice from .flay ..To have heard him debe oao of the strongcver visiting Sanford. >t|"'* ter i* simple in speech. fit thought, reasonable in 't.< I IW|, pl eas i ng in a d d r es s "i a ddr e s s e s nech the tu nrer* * f tv i not heard this >t have nlssed a rare 1 1' l>.Titer will speak at both . * tut evening hours on next oUti.f.,, I ■-urge audiences arc are ex |en..,| j .j Ians ate made to have all 41'ending caimfortably seated. t. i, o verv ‘ ry ....... one in the city and vicin11j has a '"rdial invitation, • s "'f v it-t.. i..,! .. «" •< during the weekV held 41 :j m and ,7j15 p. m % cK.fl i ,. ■ '■■■ - Hi-' "f . . . • A11a • ’ i AI I (■tic *. to Nash' ill. I I, A n d r e w s h a s goto' to villc w h e r e lie w ill h a v e t lie raids of l.ihert ugeney for Mr u fraternal Ati <t n w * . rat . 11. I lie , w. re »|.-light. || •.] ilcd Star in tn Fncnt) rlet > to So- 11* | t*! 4*f I l H '' Marti i-i-111 a , .1 h ip pi f>t - c ospi-rit \ h.i-nl11. AAay n. PI a. I I Hint' ( "on 11 . r Clt y 1. AA 1 r.u r Ti me - M cl im n r tot Mr A S AA d' t kiin.' Sari, ' t n . Fi na nr t* A K AA Non, Tritium-. Ft Pt. -r. .(sin S t a r ( >. ala 1 11 11. M 1 11 ct tliTIUgtoll N t" W- . 1. * k .1 land 1 «*i* i **l« l mi ii 1 A M i 1. Hat "Otl Villc II h! I’r. v at 1. AV A Fti -ell Mm- . j.o||* AA licit ..s 1'* r>> c of " l he •s . . lie of tilt* is -i rt .'ii eu- Y- * . OF GATHER IN G A IN E SV IL L E ON T I I E 9 T H D A Y O F DECEM BER One of the most important meet ­ ing- to take place during the present winter is that of the Central High­ way Association, which will con­ vent* at Gainesville on t he ' fi t h day of December. The association is composed of more than two thoui n ml active members who are unit­ ing their wonderful energiesto ward the ith it t ion of a sent intent which will sinji ro a d * w h ic h lit 1.1 th in g ut sfio.-t of good III till- s e c t io n , th e first of is to he th e D txio H i g h w a y . - Kvt-ry bo ti.it r for -" t 11, i ti I, ii 11wo a - good roads •11 t k,■ w. , ■h . -, . Tlo- enosi d peopl e cause Del .am) New - Paint ka way Starting at the age of 12 she jitay. d AAcndy in Peter Pan" unde, the inn nage melt of the late t'hu* .g tin . ng. c, \, It A I * I l u n g m on I ■l.e. t ,t m Re -I; I' t . I're-i.h ot Mr |Ir igg.o , ,, k l.iflli .1.,< 1 mi, Mi rgc ol our ri gid tr ti e, tu g ,1 I. l.e •.4II..' Allier t i ... i fti \ . ft •r. ...oi at ’> 'fn . ’ 'I \ I I I , I I >111"I . - • in. in i . t ■t 'ii. i■ . •i • ' I i fici! . .. rt.. 1 In F>> X. t d I" ' ft ' •«. many vi-it. r., si,.. I lit 1'i.r.l Di'raeti," in .. . in t " hi- it tcresti d in ti ns worl , " ‘I'lle Iti-i'ji Purple, V '■ ■ s ;> C IT Y of Fl or i da jirefiar.itmn* are air.'ltd', under way lor rendering for hitndsotiiel v t-nlcrtiiiniitg * lie gift- of oat on- good (...id,- j. I. gate- acd anv friends •pport unit tes who tiiav go difttg will, ilo mi ami gr.-.u c.rnrnon that town always . h i - i lie hand 'tune thing lit this line Trarnmell. (>ne ..f i fie in ter. -a t.ig f. alur. ■ (>f I lornla. by tlo entert atn ineiit will he a visit ve s t e d in to the University of Florida, affordherchv p r o c l a i m I. g for threw- who tj ** not aln ..tv , I Ia rh.inkknow an t.p|. rot unit > to -»-e just la. k giving Dav and stiggi -S that t In* whirl th. slate has provided in the ; dli v hi a |.|.ropri.it e| > . illseT Wed wa V ol t ti ill a t i .. ii . I fa. lilt ie' to train t hrotlg liout I' lurid a j her hoys fti r I lie jtroles'lt I.' and for have ullli Ii -tie stuits......m t e d ' wi t h j.rt-ir.t every Sunilay aft.fmiou Georg" A d i " [tcgimang la»t St |> A new me other, Mr Jloward •-r-Fi■ > • ■ • "t* "■ < ! i:t " T h e Mod­ reer, while Miss Meredith, as the j Griggs was added to our list «tind bn iy Dccijnu Durcjs is l. mild to* day uftemoor'. All other visitors ern Girl" at 9the Come.lv Theatre, (. iji ivat i lor audience from the; or new members ury cordially tn - then a* Lucy Shale in " T h e Lie," o|.|.o,uti- Mus Margaret lllingt.m moment » f Iter ujijieatrune on t he i v i t e d t•» atleml the union * V » j.St-lwjn A Ct. transferred her (Aotn l ..... uu] |1 ibg final scene Program was refill, m l u» follow Cccilisn Music ( tub j.roiluctton to iImi of "Utttler An Kiffm^* lo Societ y" is lF)e S<o.g No 14. AAork for I lie Night l *" Mttti/ohV Tttii.il'> war, very mu. to pnCover." at the Fort Theatre where f0y/il- hy tlu melnbers and al-u* vis­ bvttsi Nltst'se on the Metro Pro- is Coming she is now | > laying In the fall she S n r S e n t e n c e prayers I of gFum tmrt win b e set'll at the itors. ••*:/%* will he seen in the leading woman's ut.ton T h f a U e T u e s d a y , N o v Ifith The humbefs wire, diJIglitfilFy ji.irt in Roi Cooper Mcgriie's new Soni^iNt). 211, Onward (in AdtnlxRton 6 nuib^lde. urrAngcd as (olhewsA play, " Un der F i r e " ItihlP^Heuders’ (Jutz lurchh v j,-1 Dttot. Friendship Jflarc p. ! Mcr M(-rv Mi ss Miming'* family has long Sunday ysit Methudlst t hnrrh \ | Secret Itry’s re|.ort • M rs J W n risdn Virginia I >cCoursc) been associated with the theatre tn Suyulay si fAmI *es-ton opens mIJ ‘ * ' **w'* rllMI Leader.’ Mi** Roth Allen tn harge Mazurka , Kagbind Her fi.tlier owned the 5 4fi A elii"* fv> r eyety one Am Special -ami g by' Grouji • Mjtry Hoyvitt d ' mol Southport Theatres ety t:uvia*tlr w l r m n c to* every otto Readings hy members of (,irou|i 1 Douglas Uurcutoile -¥. . for many years She is very a n­ not already a member of a school. S.ing No 45. f a t the -Lower Arm>-sJIiison ■* xious to j dense, kee hi. alive to l he Pr. aching at I 1 a. m. hy. J j j . LtgliLs he lturr ing Serenade f X • * (jppor-tunities tht' sere ut ofTers the A^. J. Carpenter. fits s u h je rt -.Wfy Song Nii . t Is, Take Time tn be Niumii ScoflJiHj uctfress to improve her work anti be "Thin Genuine Life vs. the ^False" Holy. " P u r e ns Sh Thi film, as she a protest against- shows. Tito Prayer by Miss Nancy Hartley ~j very successful * • - ' lL>y'JMyiii'.t vu''r'I says, is the natural answer to the fipwuiftji League devotional ser­ .8ong No. 583, What a Friend we Vqcttl D u e t , ’ T h e i b i gel R u b e i u u i n Scotch ver*e. " I f wi> could hut sec vice -will he herd *a(.3:.10 p. m. All have fit Jesus, Mj ^ses Olga ifticp r . r c t c hi ' o S h n l t j ourselves as others set in " She is yij*i)i£r pofi]dc invited Dismissed with Lord’s Prayer Y'iiowtr Sbng , '' Kang' very fond of outdoor sport’s, swims Tin* ever ing service by Dr, Car­ Repot ter. I z e t L i Storm anti rides beautifully anti (days ten­ penter, the subject of - the disRussian Chorus i\ oe:d i Volusia Potjllr) Show nis remarkably well ruttrsc will be “ The ' Yemoer of Mr * . C l a u d e HeWidort, M' < S c og g . m Titree officers t»f the A'olusiu Fair Admission 10c. Mind of the Divine Father Toward Mrs. Gcror nml Mrs. John Rrady • Krring Children. This may he Dr. Association, namely C.. L. Allen, -v Death of Mrs. L. M. Itr own ,Carpenter's Inst sermon during thejd* W If. Schooley and E. AV Brown V New Atidllion wenVdo Live Oak the first of the | Mrs L M ilrowq died at her The M. 'I'. G- block i* being, im­ nutating*. Thtir-dny All wil ! he welcome in these *er- week tn at tend the Suwastnee Coun ­ home on Third street proved by a new totorick addition to ty F < tr* and inctfei.t ally 1.1 M'.rrr inoreti g ultrr a brnd i l l n e s s Mrs the Garner -tore ••(■. upied h t l . Iilt-i'mg of tinAiinriian Poul Rrowrt. M'. heen a res dent of this McCrt»(n FivcNiml Tt*U Cwnt Mi.r,Itaaket Hull Tonight try Association, which wa* held this .Hy for mutiy y e a r * . H i t tb-niise The new addition will extend the I*&y ImYtt a n d S a n f o r d will b - i t l c the »torr hutldibg the full I I . . tonight at the jutrish house in the year at Live Oak Although there! will In- d e e p l y r e g r e t t e d by her was considerable rivalry, still .the I many friend* here. t>hc leaves it from First street to the alley am! great game of basket ball. Turn Ruthie, and will give a much needed room (or out to the game lor it will he n Del.and olficialn had enough ui* j young daughter, life memberships lo the association J brother. Luke Walker and numer­ their increased business. good one. • ®v to warrant them holding their nex ous relatives in other cities. Her — — ----------- — V meet in DeLami. . , The members of the operetta sister. Mrs. Garst of SaVaimah is flasket Dali Chrysanthemum will meet at the Thi* is quite an honor for the new here to attend the funeral which At the Parish House on Friday night Daytona Hlgi^ School and rooms of the Woman's-.Cliyb t o­ fair association as it . means that occurs from the late residence t o ­ the Ilrotherhood of ht. Andrews morrow night at r7 : 3 0 for rehearsal, their second annual fair will have a day at 2.30, Rev. Steinmoyuf of the In­ w-ift ' Vl#}' bwket bull. . t 'wn c out Every member is requested to. be pen Itry show thnt will number som Methodist . church officiating. three thousand birds. terment will be made in Lakeview . * to the game as it will be.a. g<>4>id one. present* * ■. M E M B E R S W IL L .tnl 1I t cent r I , t fit* in idle It n -I t I. e t i l i r .11 c u b i c ba v i'.. e-tp-V* ^ ivt* .ttrii p a K wti. tit*, u ls t i. ar^ i h r s t t - t A ' la lea. Gi t f t r r! * ft pscirn t mi'nir-rt [> 1ail-e till gratitude to' Him will) iv interested m matter* tl.al wilt, lie Is* •-.liiirg rules over the destinies of nations, discussed at this meeting and should It, -e-e J II Reporter-Star. Orthat, u r- have been fret- front en­ now begin making pr paratioiis to be It: ndo. tangling to ntlicts and have not been i here E. D. Lamhright. Trdiunt T am pa drawn' into the consuming vortex Resides the good roads matters. Membership of wii r ii nd word t .*itt» from Gnnjr*vM|c that ■ to steal from (lit rich to give tie to Id a t K i s s i m m e e . Mr AAnods ie poor, making him a modern will tal l t h e me e t i ng ti (ton s o m e l.ov ’-i ad Veil - ifute .Ig-eellhle l o the tliemlii r* ii II I The with tfic f.cittl h no II. r.tMs ».J l.*i •r; a f 1-^ »• thm hi" W t id ^r. cii \|h* ^I jcI i «»l ^ I'r i . Wit ti head .imiMef* >' I Nashville lor •> 1 rU* r to hi At: Andrews is a huskier and hm many friends here while hating •<» lose •him know that be will make in Ins new homo. *v < . CENTRAL FLORIDA HIGHWAY ASSOCIA­ TION W ILL M EET In t e*f i m* ■ii v where of . I h a v e |agri. tilt oral pu r s ui ts 1'l.is al one is I,, re uni o set iiu, b.itttl and i a tired worth • i r j. ... G tji i n * , ill. H it' I ttri.wi R. , o r . | I . • 'o,ii . .I'litiirt i- ol II IlltUtoil ■I, g ■eat eal " ! <tn s l a t s ol F l o r ­ . e . !e ,in d I .ms M eft dn Ii w .11 Aiig i. - t i ida tn I<> afliti >1 at ! a 11a h.lssee the I e tuple I Irrlc t i n. with pl eas ure tl.Ht tliey are It I Hol l y, Heral d S a n l ord eiijiital i i u* 1 lie '-lit day id Nti'vemtin*’ of the most e s t h Usiasi n or AA R Powell, .'•tin l li'ltlWnler appi tir joint 1y in a ■*. ret i. v e r • beA D I'M,'. g a m i n I tolls f u n ner*. I with the ut "I i i . o r g . 11r 1111s o 11 Ho w a rd ' s l : 1 me r *nii N.w. Ft P ier. Park Tr , in m il 11.. . t r .... Fir*t l l.iptist ( imr.'l. i'*i. T e m p le MO. -I of All Flo III V to So T K Ft i zgeruld. G u x e ' t . N. w« Itv th- Governor Attest ( irchThis t ircl i- is i-ontposed 'tv wi.nti has jUht lo I'll pro I >n y to nit II t'la.v I'r.iwfortl. id t we nt y two yntlirV n n t r ne . j la­ .c.l Itv l i e <'til n m Ion P i ct ure s M e m o r i a l s a n d l ie sol uti ons Se, r. t .. r v of St ut * dle T h e t ir.fime e t s cU. l l Sunrelease on t lie Met F r a n k K Ha r r i s , Runner. O c a l a youngest I. ending Lad) on I troadday l o o m i n g ..t 1* JO a* a Sunday - release Lew 11 Drown, I nd e p e nd e nt Picture* < orporntinn St P*chnol c|a»s in iii.iiii.'i,( inn wi th tin* w a) in “ It u n ni ng Fig lit fie siory tershurg i he M* In. Frogram regul ar |m..| of th.- . hur. I. Once A title I Heiillt.g. win. m a k e ' h " ! deal s An Kncmv to ' o e n t y I ' 1. I r v i n . AAest P a l m Hcaelt a m o n t h a so. t 1 me e l i h g I* In Id first a j. p e . t rance on t he s c r e e n in I. the kidriapj.iiig of ydutig St e T h e . Veeilt I vc i i it nt t "t t ee of wl.ieh l ie .|1 ol I lo I |..'. I d i " t e d . 11 • I’.,ra iMO'int Pi. t 1.1• TI.. F . t , o' mud1 ' n I . I lar. i , , I AA" i "« j , ■ I g, I . t ' t ' ■. . ■' . ' 4 t * ll " ■ v *etg' '' ’ 1 ' tt a " w i F * ■• • , ■ , i • • ,• 111 i. I . I 1 1 • . 1 ■ ■ , ‘ I . g I, . 11. 1 1 lit , I . X AI I |. a! . '1 1)1 >1 ' M1 1 11 ,. r A II I 'll j ll,t- i,v vl I*, w Mtu.b- wlnl(1., ..,(*■ ft s' . ................. M 1. N . .. fan II.. i l . . .I I I 1)101 t tig w . Ml I "t. ; i .i|'i I I I l.ld . t. d I* of 1 tie i i , If l)a f -i ............ . 1 in 1 . ad g holy m Itr.. t.! ih. lornt o| ,i si l ver tea gi ve n a t i h. • ' g Mgh' a ml htorlt ia Press Association, win. I, will toot* t t hot It Ij . t . T h a l l ksgi t ing P r o r l a [nation l ulli luvM-r. Nov 12. Goveruttr Park Trammell lias issued the fol­ lowing proclamation in connection with Thanksgiving: State of Florida, Kuceulive Office Hy the Governor A Procliunnt ion AA'hereus. It is eminently fitting and proper that a day should be set apart for i he public generally to render to tin- Great Giver of all good reverential expressions of grat­ itude and thanksgiving for His merciful litre and bountiful bless­ ings. and. AAht-rcas. Time honored custom has fixed for such day a dale in tiltharvest season, a season expretmive of a benign Ptovidcnro; and, AVhcteus, The people of this great commonwealth, our beloved state of Florida, as well us throughout the entire nation, have the most profound reason* for being deeply grateful for tin- Messing, whi ch stir -out d them, and tlohallowed Christian miluences under which * hi v are ft lie. ini’ the blessings of Ar hit r ai in n amt .<. rie v n it r e s 1.0 ‘ - al II tin- -plendid firogrnm that the J u mors rendered.. These hoys and girls are devt loping rapidly into good public speakers and they are a!~n uctfuirtiig valuable information I y d i rt t. prof. . •*»!•*' t* ills * he well patronised ns the •j worked vftty hard lo ' wit t ing l ea pt _ ajid,y will "f their opponents n har<l M"*" 4 11 ..I not'd, rI**r ' 1 will t* ■v>. Iran* ( ia , was i 11i i * 11 !.■"in .-.] * i -i gel 1st and will hi gm hi- work in t to- neer f III 'ire The report if the i oitnniit•• ••• systeinatii hetiev oleniT -lioin-d that * .......................... olle, li d................. wIt fill.i .................... t to- bound' " i i to s y 11iftl 1" r all |■.i r poses. The ahoxc ) l*P oit.g wil' t>c read wit Ii mi i« n 't hy i ta many fr oh d • l> 11 . ii .t in S.u lord, of Rt v 1 Al. ring fancy c,i hull utils ■. - . ch i ttuns f r o m the Prof N e h r l m g will liiwer - how .uni o r de r s to Parish House II g Ril.fi' study ,ts U , . l '*11 j.iT l e n t ot the union are kccj. iiig ll). with tin .Lilly Bit, •■ reading M m tl . r> d 11 . • mi.' 11 > Air 1 or - 1 (i .•» . 1.. i i h e r 1. iu|. ■r 1 >i, ne Xt >uri iwl % tMIlUlvr It;.' Ill tiiorwill visit the S e ni o r * A f i i •. C c . 1. p r o g r ,. m Will 1.1 reudert .1 1 he life story of 1 tils, It e t Frank Hunt named St nml- tioti d h\ mi. writer will l.e re 11a I I t a ngt Ii si ■l . il 41 d .• Oi.i 11 •. o! In r I. v- fn *. Krisi ol \ a I >ei Nov. tp la r t A i- 11 iTs Will ! v wei wnl I..- simg K nmvil If t op a y was i,o , ■i lit tin I at I I I . III. t l log , I] 1 1 -nrtl t he I .list t n .>1 1 . r g o r g e o us tin me i .i T here w ill lie ,. i )i of theme on sale 11 . re will he two y e a r ■i , g hu shes f m m t he ill oral < o o! New . will I.i s o l d a i a very 1 wlii he of st a nda rd 1. "• , It nded I tn.ik'iig allair The whole to *>••!p make Sanford and • mi y a wort hy part of 11! f ii I Florida, ami the . i 1 t i . tow a ’ Ip- ■. '* i.•I ■ m.i'P NO. 24 the hospitable home of Mrs. J. II. I.iiwsou, the secretary of the Circle. Mw-t of* the inomher* were present and witli t h e m a n u mb e r of fri e nds Ti n . 11 ■ I t'.mli wa so . ' d th* Olo I , t, o tide I I . I If. b I'.Is -lM-.it sll I'|. il- g.mtr I >1t '...• ■i • ! . t • ' I' ;.-f1vt a *ti I. . v* )t All belle John Ihi.out Mi Aiieal dm * itld Mr- Claude Herndon Dialect tending with guitar ac) i.iii|ia iiiitent. h) Mrs J W. Httrnes Anijtl sttfii by Miss Charlie Seaty, All-Ia*ttie C ildwcll in en mpanist. Each of the above respttndetl with encores At the clt c of the program, which wa delightful, elevating and satisfying the hostess served de­ licious sandwiches and let: All [>rt•sent e ffi' cssc.l their, J( ) ol tin occasion and dclutrUwl looking for wind to the *ocial to be given at, the Temple on Nov DJth by th(* Circle s Mr* AA’ C iljiiy, *• Circle Rejioi^vr. • ungrcgnllonol Church Next Sundny night the C. E^tfef. gates will report the convention at the Christum Endeavor meeting, and every member is urged to be present at tl o’rlock. Al the evening nervier, ? o ’clock the pastor will review Dr. Chns. M. Sheldon’* conclusive argument on " W h y National Prohibition?" Dr. Sheldon, author of the jinpuhir s|tu.v. " I n His Slt|t'." was a tuemher (if t tie Nat lot, 111 Flying S.|U;.dron winch tom bed a few [.on.Is in F o l ­ id. i, going from Maine to California a* well a* in their great campaign. Mrs. Davison, Mrs. Hnny Kent, Mrs Edwin Randall, Miss Bertha Packard and Rev. Strong represent­ ed our C. E. Society at the conven­ tion at Kbuuntmcc, going in un auto with Wm. Woodruff as chauffeur. A number of Presbyterian Endeavorera took in the convention by tho a me means.’ • -tN U ’ * ** p t * � 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, 1915 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, November 09, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 09, 1915. 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>, November 09, 1915; <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/03e93ca82ad174dd501b858614839eb4.pdf 793e693fd8e63d5d0eb88f35a123ab31 PDF Text Text ' - V’ q5JH PAGE SIX . No v e m b e r %, u j S- For SAIe— Egga and Baby Chli"] and if the former aldermen decide Blanche Walsh Dead Influence of Thought. celebrated Regal Whit e Wynndott to come out for re-election- they will Pittsburg, Nov. 2 .— Blanc he A single gentfo raip nuked the grass Uig performance, heaVy laying bir* receive the hearty support of the Walsh, the well Known actress died many shades greener. So our pros­ people. • * . Saturday In a hospital where she pects brighten on the Influx of better a m booking orders for same Alao a few pullets and cocke reL, was taken suffering from a malady thoughts.—Thoreau. same strain. . *F, P. Strong, 1Q6 jqk p I BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN thflt caused an .opertUjori U \ 1 havo never been satisfied with Third St. , Sanford. * Miss W a s h ’s ffrfustU to disappoint the action of the c it y council re­ Old. Acoma. YOU AND M E.” garding the bill boards. I believe an nudienre caused a-relapse. After Acoma. N. M , an Indian pueblo, Is For Sale— Good allround rap. t ha t if other cities- can stop this she went under the knife she insisted the oldest Inhabited setlldment In the buggy and harnea*. Cheap for on keeping on engagement nt indiscriminate despoliation of the United States. Box 1256 o r ' W es t Side atov. " 17^ j beauty of our city t hnt Sanford can Youngstown, Ohio, whero aho re­ do the same and there should be an lapsed ab d' wa s brought back hero. v H a rd td P e n e t r a t e . For Sale— 25, 000 Snowball c »# A C H 1E L IS A M O N G Y E T A K IN G N O T E S A N D F A IT H . • In private life she was Mia. WilRankin—"It takes a long time to get flower Plants. ordi na nc e- fra med t ha t would cover W'.. C. Post \y anything through Urnnbrough'e skull. Sidethe case. Other cities in Florida | lium H. Travers “ H E ’L L P R E N T ’E M “ - . S O SA Y S S A U N T E R E R . doesn't It?*' Phylo—"I should say It are rapping this bill board business | laoooaoaooQ ooaaaoooaoaoooaaaQ D oooaooD ooD ooaD D aD oadoo docs; that man will be dead and bur For Sale— Singer Sewing nucltiuj and prohibiting the same as the fol­ " T h e Silent Voice r' * trjl before bo over finds out he Is in good condition. Inquire al ? M y old friend, ’Stonewall J a c k - * And till* name gentlemen might lowing from the Tallahassee Dem­ Those who viewed the " Silent flick."—Youngstown Telegram. E a s t T h i r d s t r e e t . --1 -Itp nonville Tripl e t t of the St , Cloud bo asked some of tho gentlemen who ocrat indicates: Voice" when it was presented on tho . T r i b u n e is evidently tho owner of n now seek these $ 7 , 500 per annum ‘Th e city authorities of T a i l a - j legitimate stage nt the Liberty T h e ­ For Sale.—lllouaehold goml*. j j 4 ear and is uvorse t o paying t we n ty jobs nt our hands. In a few months hassoc should take some action in atre in New York Inst season, with eluding t a b l l , chairs, dlshe* Iarg*T LEGAL ADVtRIISING t e n t s per gallon for gasoline to run they will begin t i d i n g you how they response to the complaints being Ot i s .Ski nne r in the principal part. iron kettle, flour feed anil ff rti|[M(j his benzine buggy. He breaks forth becnrmi pigeon toed following a made al most daily by citizens will be interested to learn that it Two stands, bees, 2 5 heat! ....... Log,: Drpartrarnt of the (nlrftar into song as follows; mu In down a corn row, how they against the disgraceful moving bill baa ^een produced in motion picture U. H. I.anil Office, Cialnctvllle. Florida, etc. Sold private sale at Uuki^] w, fur i’ll liv •lin' <A..nlli.. Di Notice la heir by (iveit lhal /afnea C. Krt- postoffice, t xi* pt hogs «o!i| t Rvery onee In a while an a cc ou nt rode a cow p o n y - o v e r tho wilds of board which is towed over the forftj by t h e ‘ Quality Pictures Cor»i>. of Hsnford, Florid*. who. on April tt, of J o h n D. R o c k e f e l l e r giving mono our prairies when the vast silence streets of the Capital City by a ►porntioji for release in the Metro t'ilO, made Homeatead fcntry, No. 06737 saw's [flare, 3 miles soutlm,.^ ^ lor WJ4 of NWu (or Pot t). NtVg nf Weltiwa postoffice. W. C. Hi Hid.-* to charity or doing something real ly was broken rtnly by the howl pf the mule to the accompaniment of a i program anti will he shown here at XWt*. !W. 20. and {Sr. U of Nt: 't. Sec. I». ith Jli J U n i r ZV Hart, Tal- Curntor. human appears -In.;TBb dally press. wolf and the low of tho long horned cow l}uU,4 o advertise the picture the Star Theat re on Tuesday. Nov. Town.hip. U» Wauth. labtMee Jttyrldlan. bai Bind notlrr of Jh2 nd, ij fcvHr^ tl»y except Sunday. and i u ^ Mt t ha t an cow calling its calf, therefore they lenUiM t'J aaahe Kivo-ycar proof, .to etta b For S a l e —Florida corn, sackei’i shoe* deeeribed. di-trrlhrd. the land aaoee F r a n c i s ' X . Bushman and M a r ­ Pah claim’ to tha n o u n c e t m * n t ‘ '«njlth‘e f' *nnnOdbcement f rc cminenl|y AHed t o l o o k after oar. i . t ha t creeps over the before Clerk nf Cfrcult Court, at Sanford, in car. Florida hays guerite Snow, who are probably % baled ------Carloti.| appears stating t h a t the price of interests under the gilded dome of prc t t y st r ee ts of the capital dAy by Florida, on the 30th J a y of November, t»IA _ . or less. Best Fulghum seed o*tj, j the big house nt Washington. But known to pioro motion picture lovers gasoline baa increased from one to day U crude in iU design, sd slow Claimant name* at w ltu r .-.i: $ 1 . 0 0 per bushel in five bu‘.kl-l [auf when they get to t h at city of mag­ Tom lloyd, of Wokiwa. Ptcrids thjtn any stellar combination now four rents a gallon. moving us to impede trafflc./frightA O. Von ffr-rboHa. of Waklwa, Florida Seed l t* e $2.75 per bushel nificent distance*, learn to quaff the being shown on the screen, are star* 11 sidy lloyd, of W c k ls t, Florida One of those instances of his s e e m - cup t hat cheers, and take n few ens horses and distracts the peace Will 1^0. of Weklwe, Fltrlrfa. Ij^maon & Dennis, Qalnenvilh. rod in this important production, and •. ■ -H O U EttT W, HAVIS. , i n)*. benefacti on* occurred about six rifles in a j it ney bus, they forget we of the neighborhood. J f is a nuis­ \ ta-Tuea-Stc lU gPtnr. »l jr Frithk Hacon, one of the beat known * ■-* w ® ago, when he granted an eight are dbwn here adding miHions to ance. , . ... ■ i >1 character actors in the legitimate In other cities these moving bid- , , , , < ».'lrtur day to his employees, they pre- J o h n ’s bank account. I w|!l n otlw mtfwfiiiblt for any ill Lt* ranlrtr Poopk* reati these ads. It matters- , . . . , ,, ., . n.i. Here makes 111*,?-debut . before mo^,,u Ui] m t jd tn tiamr. I*. O* \!cljxu^hl.n , , f, •« '! Yiously having worked nine hour* not to them whether gasoline is two boards have been prohibited. The-j lion ‘ I|1 doing it now. Is your 1 picture audiences. / aters should rm more bo ’permiltet *•* a day. When t h a t 'announcement or twenty-two cent* a gallon columntHqye ^ou sqtn*t ’ti? tt They N l l T I t 'K O F 1‘ KIMVIIY F L E C T I O N appeared lie «n< heralded a* a are drinking costly and invigorat­ to use the street* of a city' for lit II Try an ad Nj'tlr* I* hereby f i r m that a W bllr Man's sell? t tingregntionnl ('. K. Notes r tf J PriftiMV will b«? h**1d in th# city of Sanford. great benefactor, one who loved his ing draughts at our expense anil b e ­ hoards than an electric rompnnj t<» Miss Marian Packard, assisted by Srminolf county*, Flo rid a . Ttmdwy, , , No* fellow man Hut past, experiences come intoxicated with thejr ....... run car* over the pavements without . vrm brr 16, A J> 191 A, for- t hr rtomina __ For Salt- - Ford truck, . lli*J ■ ’■■‘pc-i i *n TfnrirWirr. 'TT i i f b y *mfr“ rrrr r m c - - ' ~1'’ i cl '-'n UtuuiaU. acnL l hc i c j d c r t rtmr nf rrndfd «rrr~fr7T " Tr.*' fnTtntrTfi f o m / T K have taught us to I7e . doublTuT mightiness. bargain. Five putt* edge/ llm* !ftUj to-wit. « For May or of th» city of Sanford* , . __ __ 1 pf forty-five hndeuvorer* Sunday and towns of the country nre pro__. , J H«vrn (7) Council men. mud F i t e (6^ |»rr^ a b o ut J o h n ’s big heartedness, and Semin blr CvJ 1 ., . .. , „ , . • ,t._ oventng. Our honored and honorary « m i lo M*rvw for two y n r i next **nau- big bargain, $250. 0 0 . No, we see no1 hope— we'll just go hjbiting ‘advertising vans on the sure enough, in a few flays wo were t n f mm E i r r u t l t e Co mmfuemmrn; mtio for Garage, Sanford, V fmM Flu. member, Dr. Boucholfo addressed roromm^ndatinn #by primary of a ptfMtl thoroughfares, while many told t hat guifolinc had gone up o on paying"IwehtyfHwo cents or any public , . . , . , . the meeting with much feeling nnd to i c n c aa Cterk aa d ColUelor of th«* For Sale— Two fresh milk roij. ,. ... . . rlly of S in fold, mod afro m prraofi to a rr vr cent a gallon, I t i ' u few days more other amount J o h n ‘ sees lit to charge other cities are going* further mid, , ..... ,, , 1 beautiful thought. We are proud of ma T f tM u re r and C o l lt rl o r of the* n t y of Hand Bros. ordering razed all of t h e stationary 15-u : us. He's grabbed the hoo|f, sinker, it juaijTVjL^another cent, and c on­ T h e IWat two named ofTlcra lie the Doctor’s help in our society -and Smnford, injt appointive n fllrr*; appointment to L»e hill boards. They, too, are eye­ line, pole am) gone under tinlog. tinued to jump until today we in shnll miss him during his several made by the May or mnd confirmed by the C ity Council. St . Clouil are paying twenty-two and we’ve got to stand for it t h a t ’s sores and discourage the sale of the week's absence from the city, j The polls will be opened at eight o’clock all property they occupy. Nothing 1 cents a gallon • m on aaid date, and will close at five o’clock p m.t and the following named makes a poorer impression on a persona are hereby appointed to aervr as »♦♦♦{ New Seed Store Here "** 1 tlon't blame J oh n »o much f<»r stranger than a multitude of ru*ty clerk and tnapeetora of aald primary, toThere seems to be no stir about wit Schal e Mkiiirs, inspector; Tim Kranr, D G Allen of Trilby has arrived wanting to corner all the money on old billboards in every direction For R e n t - Two story hou**, «fi n i p # e i o r ; C . C . I Howard, I m p e c t o r . W W e a rt h , as it appenr* to be f ashion­ the coming city election other than in the business district of a city in the city and will open a seed store l-cinf, clerk. Ti rilh St and French Avr M»4- ] randidatea for the varloua nlTlce* to able these days lo oppress your the office* of Clerk and Collector Not satisfied with the use of «11 t l . J in thp " » Railroad Way I'm*Allvoted crate rent Inquire C. L Wing, S4J In aald primary m t*i (lie »mh Assessor and Treasurer, in neighbor us hard us you can, hut and fences and brick walls that codld be I Mr . A11,' n hu" h“ d >’l’nri’ o( o f ’crlenc f a l l * 8. F ra n k, aerr etary of the white Palmetto Ave. -1-tfc m a n ’a execu tive co m m ittee, on or before we do blpme those shining lights we whirh tho present incumbents, W. M found, the bill posters of Taila-|.in lh* business with his father. the |0th day of November, 1916. notire of t hell Intention to be fif ld id itta , and t( pay $7,60<) and perquisite* a year M I.0 veil and A A Preston are has.ee have adorned sa mule For Kent Rooms for light home m u le cart , “ n<,pr ,ho f,r»’ n“ m<’ ('f the L Allr-n the time of flllng such notice*, the aaaeas to look after our interests at W a s h ­ to have Harry Wil son and Addison and hung it to a cow hell and run Seed Co., and will give the people of ment against auch candidate* mUai areom- keeping f*l‘J Oak uvenue. 20-tf pany sam e, together with a written slate J [). D a ­ ington To say t hat congress has Williams ns opopnenls. it down the middle of Monroe street this community a first class e s t ab ­ mant pledging their willingneaa to abide [Jead his advertisement by the reaulta of aald prirnary No randiGood six room house with bath | no right to regulate the price at vison as Mayor has them all backed in tho middle of every day. . ‘ lish men! date'a name wiM be placed « * the ballot off the boards and the alderrnanic in this issue of the Herald. A. P. which gasoline can be sold is all who doe* not qualify witK the aerretary nnd electric light for rent Th e painting of the city's side­ of the executive rom m lU ee within the Connelly. IS-tft f o m m y r o t it has, and every man ticket will remain as it is at present time a bve epee I fled. walks Would not bo permitted in The aseeea menta an made by uhr r i r r u Pulled New Slant who Is not a corporation paid hire­ with the exception of two new ones live committee are ia foflqw* e any other city of the United St at es to be eleuted. Tol ar and Davison For Rent-— Several nice offlts A new stunt, for Sanford at least, For Mayor | Mi 00 ling will admit it If ttie eoa to the extent that it Is allowed here For Councilman 2 SO will lea ve the alderrnanic race and two rooms over Yowell’s. Kpquire N. P. j was pullt'd off Wednesday when Fo r Clerk & Collector barons raised the price of coal -lo 6,00 I Occasionally in the Inrger citie* the three young ladies, members of the For Treasurer & AaaeapMDr 32-tf 6.00 Yowell & Co. t welve dollars, n ton we know there new men will run in their place. The polling place shall be at the city mayor will grant the sidewalk a d ­ biAieve thnt the ofil aldermen are Presbyterian Christian Endeavor S o­ hall in the woujd he a hundred ‘ congressmen of Hanford, Hemimdr co un­ vertising privilege to some charit­ For Rent or Sale— House on Pal- ] y , Florida T h e following person* shall be ciety clerked in the Three-ln-One tdeemed clamoring for recognition to i n t r o ­ the men for the place. While l may to he duly qualified elector* in thi* able organization that has no other metto AVe. W. J Thigpan 101-lf have a difference of opinion with primary, to-w it: All white persons duly store of L. L. T ay for. Five per went duce a resolution of inquiry the registered According to law upon the regMmeans of advertising, but never to a of the total sales of the day were tration books of the city of Hanford, who first day of the coming session; but some of them I believe that as a theatrical corporation For Rent — One room convenitstl paid their poll taa on or hefoa* (he given t o. the £ . E. for their building have we venture the assertion that not a whole they have given us a good a d­ 13lh. day of N ovem ber, 1916 to depot; Knquirc 123 W NljtkJ Let the city authorities act imme­ fund. It was gnurt fun for the gills. F o il R E S T L A K E . Whisper will lie heard about J oh n ministration. • C e r t a i n l y they have m an of the Whit# Man'a ’ FlxreuUve St., corner Oak Avo. Iff-tf^; diately. Tho public demands that About 6 p. m. found them rather Chair ddno one thing that should rodound ( ’ o m m ltl ee. and gasoline. A ttewt ; to their credit as long as they live something be done to eliminate the lirt’d. A goodly sum was added to F. H. F H A N K , Hr ere I a r y , c *.*Tbi’ papers are filled with what and t hat is starting the bulkhead of noisy moving billboard and tho free the treasury. For Rent - -Two rooms nicely fur­ i Mr. Wilson said to Mr^. ' G » h and rhe tjikefront. nished for light hnusekeefrjju ! ! l j sidewalk advertising concession now wh at Mrs Galt said to Mr*. Wilpon, West Fifth St , 3tp used'.hy “ private business for per­ Statc and County T a v e J Now Dur T For one I hove never been a sonal gam." all about trousseaus and wedding Ta x books are now open in iny 'Is For Rent Two furnlsht-il rxrortu, J , rings, but not a word has passed kicker agntnst the acts of the a l d e r - [ ofliro for the payment of state and .117 est Second St. j * JO-rfr men takon as a .whole. There is . U)nt dlstlngusihed gentleman's lips Ft)It MAVolt M a u d A llan county taxes for l'J15. A discount I will l» ■ r»iulci»U to? lh> pcMIlnp u | Mayor no set of alder^tien who do not strive ’ a bo ut the enormous price J o h n is fc/ Tho internationally famous dancer of 2 per cent in November and I per of Sanford, subinet U> th# doriUon of th# Whit# charging for the fluid. If he is the to give tho p^op le the best there js in " T h e Rug Maker's Daughter," a cent In December is made. to b* hrid tn Noy#mb#r. jUvln* wrrr-J Bring Primary lh# rlty two term, a* Alderman and krmwla# tha man of the people he claims to be, in t he m, especially in this c i t y >v> You charming romance of two conti­ the description of your property norda ot our rommonweallh, [ b#U#r# 1 ran U ol Iwartl lo lb# rfUiana In many way# aa Child fixers* why doesn’t he close that While often hear ruraoA* of difforent kinds nents nt the Star Friday. when you come to pay. l l n and without making any pr#-#t#rtion pram[M ■ House mutrimoniul bureau long of manipulations but they percolate will rtalc lhal lhr law, ot thr cily will l«- mlqgfrrl t ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 1♦ _ Jnb. D. Jin kins. Cast of characters: Impartlally. but arrordlng to thr letlrr o( lh# rlly ( through the looal life of Sanford only enough to look under the cover and ordii qr*w Aa an A lilij W B lor four >ra r* and Tax Collector, Seminole Co. A G E N T S M E N nn<l WO ME NDemetru Maude Allen because some other town has had n v o n l m i (hat psenryni, I k u * my rlaim for th# sufsec what i* going on among the 2 1 - lie' G E T P A R T I C U L A R S of on. uf tkt fraga of l h r v o l m of Hanford Robert Van Huren Forrest Stanley As for as our own alder­ people who made it possible for him d ou bl e. yuiwctl|ulV;M itAVISfiN *>ont. |>qjurra-proposition* evrr olTrfei Mrs Van Huren 'hts mother to be at the head of this govern­ men ure concernined they have al­ .:— ■■ No prffToili experience crqutrsA June Darwell -* N a m in g th e P a r k ways given the city a square deal ment? r.i (i.rt ( .tu.ior | Write Hox 1 I till, Sanford. Fla 21-d Osman Howard Davies There is a box in the Heruld office I *ish lo iimounci to lb* voters »nd tny ______ _____ frUnda that 1 w ill he s rgn<lltliie for tk* Hulib Hey Herbert Standing for t j,r vi>ting on a name for the Good famil y horse, for sale N* I offie* of Clark and rfllUcior, in whin Harah Laura Woods Cushing park on Ninth street and French ptltnmry If b. h#IU N#» IGM). >ub|rrt to a [rai(I . Price right fofj .p n t.ln im .n l of M#yor a I r a I a o[ a utos. John Marshall. Harrington Gibbs avenue. This park is ns yet unde­ I will highly appirclst# your .uppurt. q u ir k sa le Inquire at lire dspirt-1 H A R R Y J. WllJMtN ' The story ( " Pa r a m o u n t Pro­ veloped, h u t ^ h e r e plana on foot mea t or write M. S. Nelson, S«g ra m " ) : which will result in mnking it a true To th . V#t*r* ot Rsnford: * • ford, FI a. . ■ 2 1 -tl ' 1 am ■ e u d l d i l . for rMSlrrtion lo th . Rob Van Buren's rescue of the bea ut y spot. ‘ Various suggestions-fer offic# of. Cl#rk #nd Coll#rtar,*.tn shs pr*isrir f daughter of a wealthy Turkish rug- the name include the beautiful and flHr.il 1 hi# offlr# for fly# r m i Y n d think th at maker In Constantinople when way- musical Indian names, and the nam I h » » . lh . n e t ...t r y .,p *ri# h r« and will i h o d o t c o o o o o o o o o o o a a o i ‘ -j ■f laid by robbers paves the way for a of flotyers and plants which thrive *ppr#tl«l* your auppoU. niiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiimiiiits „ ' f i t Y iu *» Italy. £3 romance between them. Tho ro­ best in Florida soil. ^ L . U j - w . l .o v k m .. rrmance progress^, rapidly despite tho t h f . x r i i r V r \ R n SSHKhNtMl I with io Inform the voters la 'ih ii r t t y objections of Demetra'a father and v e t e r in a r ia n Good Ad*Ire, Mr. Merchant lh#t I wtti b . # ranidftlat# lor.fh s offl or, [hs""offlr», of the venomous Turk he is trying to T r.n a u r.r #od A \ > m .or in lb . whit. whit, irri* The tegular kick on the mail order m#ry to b .- h .H I N#S, n # s . lAth, i « h . ISIS m s I., m tq. _ , rl force upon her. At length B ob per­ houses is still in pi ogress, but Bro, to V ^ i i D F F J C K — r- * S t h . spiMilnlm.nt «t m hf.yor ItO IA l.l. f HJI) suades Demetra to elope with him Merchant, all the newspapers in the Ill: v n t Y TH A N K tflM . ^ FO K Y tiU ll H A N D BR O S. STA BLES V O TBftC , r , to America. Getting wind of it, the world cannot light this battle for • *• ^AfllUHO N l„ tVfr,M A X IS ------------; - r malicious Osman hires a band of you. Hring in your l a m e anti sic# . i* <• We can pat you on tho bac I with to rnnnuMv] ot.r, al Si nR j hotaes and mplea. Have the® '■t ruffians to make way with Bob on and tell yoy wo feel sorry, and throw ford that -1 #m S <w# .Jor r . - . l . c t l o m . | treated. Have their teeth ex­ to th# ofllr. of ,TM~ I S A . . . • • o r in , the eve of hia •departure. all the brlcka In our yard at that th. primary to !>. hi amined, sharp c o r n e r ? tkf*sed if)). 19 5 I ! h#v. h.ld this | K w tt With her young Ameiican n>ya- mail order cuss, and net do one bit f..l thnt I am qua down, projections cutoff and d*" ” t s r .‘' 4 " j rayed molars extracted. ■* ■ terioualy vanished and the day of of gOod. There is but one way to Itww. .. 1 will ipprocint. your vot**A t q la o u o o a a a o o o fia o o p a o D O o o o o iher odioua-wedding t o Oaman draw- whip him and that ia for you to join A. A. PRH 8TO N Don't take a chance with inferior carbon paper. ing 77 near, Demetra ffees to a cousin’s us in our effo.ts and advertise. Let It mdans faded, illegible copies, untidy files, waste in New York on the b oat on which the peopto know you have the same B o b has reserved passage. • thing for sale.— JJol fo Truth. of time and poor w ork.. Put a stop to this! Use Osman pursues the littlo refugee, to corners her in New York, and with Methodlata Read .wejr TRADE oriental cunning seta a trap into Every Methodist Is expcctecrTo be which Demetra blindly Walks. Os­ present at the new church Wednes­ ♦ man then-isummona a second T u r k ­ day evening at 7:30 o’clock. This » ish prjest snd has just forced ' De­ service iji to plan (tnd prepare for the metra to l\er kneoa when the door special meetings to begin next Su n ­ , bursts open a n d ' ' B o b rushes In, day 1 1 a.1 W. Dr. W. J . Carpenter 1 r having escaped the dungeon in Conto come J t fun 1 uy. lie willreLast ini' legibility — neatness — uniformity — and economy miofee 1 a El 1s t anti no pie. He routs Oaman and muiu>.j«r #ten days. MultiKnpy the standard carlxut paper. In black or blue, MultIKopy He sure to be H AH Is o c a l A d v e r t l a e m e n l R U n d e r bis confederates and lakes Demetra present Wedneedajjj^-Bvenitig 7 3^. never fades. IJultilvapy j;ivcs non-sniudginif, tion-nil»t)ing copie* T h is H ead in g T H R E E C E N T S i to Jds mother's, tjhere they arc hap­ which often rivr.1 the original i i rleamestrBnd legibility. MultIKopy L i n e F o r E a c h I n s e r t i o n . M i n i m u m ~ . yivis i.urjirtitiigly lung servlet; and ia unequalled for manifolding. pily married Dr. W. J. Carpenter Coining ■PAfi <. i vt EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT F m RENT I POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS WANTED DR. A. DOLAN S top U sin g C h e a p , U n re lia b le C a rb o n P a p e r i [ ¥ 1 T CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING C a rb o n ♦ 1 4 Oak Avenue Between 3rd and 4th Si. & Ope# — . MQtiUjor F R E E Sam ple S h e e t ■ 1 T T A R SR f‘ l.u# t •’* ' ur % B J i U r n i r # ,u * r # n fr e il I b k iv e 71000 Im prastlons of w tih a u iciw e a u w *o o l u t b u w «n the piper, D R . C. W . F A IN ■■*. ‘ DENTI6T Herald Printing Co. Sanford, Florida « - work f or wiirrx r x o r t s oNtr ... t PEOPLES BANK BUILDING M . ;.a ROOM 9 •• . D r - .W. Carpenter of Firsp Methodist church, Jacksonville has' consented to come to Sanford and conduct a series of meetings in the n«w Methodist church. He will ar­ ri ve Monday, Nov. 8 th. All Chris­ tiana in tho city are asked to co­ operate and share in the benefits of such an occaafon. An Invitation U hereby extended to every one in San­ ford. F. E . Steinmeyer. . - Pastor First M. E. Church • * • , C h trg c 25 C e n ts. For Sale— Ten acres of the best high hammock land, west side, just outside corporate limits. Half in cultivation 4 years. About 2 6 0 large pines on other half. Ail fenced and ditched. Quarter mil* of W o shipping stations and First St. ’ Per­ fect drainage. $1350 will buy it if s o l d %ithin the n e x t 1 0 days, w o r t h $ 3 0 0 0 .0 0 . avenue. See ow ner, . . = 207 Fren ch 11-tf , sta Tuesdays - > - W . al 3 p. m.. i ■ .n Reacfing R ood Free to AH i-Tt- . • -**■ �... IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ON TUESDAYS AND FRID A YS pi'BL ISHCD ISEMI - WEEKLY IN S A N F O R D — L ife h W otth L iv in g A SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY NOVKMIIBK 5. 191'. \(ii.i .m i : vi i 1 ' A? NO. 2 2 WORLD’S FAIR LACKED RECEPTION TO BROTHERHOOD SPECIAL MEETINGS TO BE FLORIDA SAYS MILLER OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HELD BY THE METHODISTS MAYOR TH R A SH E R CO M BIN ES BIRTHDAY AND BROTH ERHOOD M EETING ■ AT HIS HOME LA ST NIGHT Congregatin n nl Church A SANFORD MAN IN CALIFORNIA F E L T SORRY FO R H IS HOME S T A T E All aboard for the (' K conven­ tion next Wednesday afternoon, to Kissimmee. Don't fail to tend names of nil who go to Miss Medorn K. Russell, Kissimmee, Fla. Next Sunday niffYil. the subject The Fleshy tor ia n Brothel hood, for consideration by the pnstor will noted fot the social gatherings in made a. mistake in not be “ Hur, the Hand-Holder.” All this city and get to gethet spirit b.3 « . a , r exhibit a t the world’s cordially welcomed to this Bcrvire. combined a meeting nnd birthday i.jr m S'nn Francisco this year. Sd Th e other regular services. last night, the occasion being the bink, Frank Miller -<ff this city, Sunday school, 0:45 n. m. 43rd birthday of Hon. D. L. Thrash­ ho ha- just returned from a trip Morning service, 1 1 o'clock. er, mayor of Snnfoid, county super­ ,LWvlgh the west and a tw;o weeks’ C. B. Society at <} o’clock. intendent of Public Instruction and A cordial welcome is extended to the teaehet of the Presbyterian d ,j„ SatiuriSl' Ass oc lat imwu Un- all at these servicer Brotherhcod Has.*, composed of ttenra,fIJk.' ■' Bml.almeTs ! *»d-rep‘t he South fc'Jtffnln Association of !\ a hundred of the men of this drruh .1 i making surh stien- CongregutiojrrrLTjTiu relics and miniriMent* *' 1 i 1" y in ti.dmlf of this state ter. will hold its annual session with ucu> f ' b " The class was mvit-it to meet Mt ■HI i!i 1!»17 will beheld us. Nov 10th anti 17th Important Thfa-hei from seven thirty till inidthat it and Interesting thertie- will !*«• <lt U ' i .‘ I ' md vuiiu- of them almost made .idl'd I'oiiditurns in i ij . ■»,.,) m Imiii , 1 i\ :ind mglit *e Mr goo ( The hio.td vetsial.iv, aod .tin* fruit anil veget-1 |>v -I'M-okt-T* nf ia<> Xa! fjj •u“ l li- ttUTi. J i m - lihulv JUVrtL- -LL!d> t - TvV-rhrtT -fntrfrTmnrf f|oitaT”fame~ W will T..- vT, I ome to ili'1 t i e men a n d Mtr tiras h" .. May years on H o n d a these session*. bu gap" d . . . . . Thrasher, Frances Chappell and by inducing the rich touiists to Mr s .. W. B. Watson, the only Eves buii,l .......... theie and become winamiuig the Adams Served delicious „‘r r^„|, , r. and that nil the people punch during the evening and other­ of that • ,,'* ,.,iv S|»ecial attention to wise looked aftei the eotnfoi t of all • Ilium" :inU yards unimru* p t .- .-n t was The • • I I I 1> D\ fiiih if ., Lower of i os ' s a n d ) til that witb 1‘UJiUh, u mi* and tiik'-n While the California I nt)*" nm-" JlfKd at a preconeerted -ign jiiiii.l compare with t ri- r* f h* tb . b. » * » i' tile d til! ii lion -e . wtm v noted t he ( T I I K S K . M I N o t . K H O AR D OK Die t * •ml 11 I l a v lor < K 11, nr\ e o r N T V C O M M ISSIO N . opportunity of seeing (*ii i ■ II It M I'V el|- end If f 11 dly site i .'range, tint Califottint K R S O F F Kit 11KSOthe I reeded in smuggling a line eliflir , vetyWhere and the Tt 1 U TIO N S ■ 1, ' iV i . of . i g . i r - a m t -I - I I I ' k . T i ether IruiiA were tr*e uraiig' -el mt* the house anti hefo.e the •king for tt* astonished M ;ivo| could gel Ills ,- thinks Florida lost a I'l I foil" Wmg ’ <'"llll "t i T Tig VIf -• •T11 In- a 1- p i e - f i i t e d wi th 1 In-si' tin- St l " h t - river .ter* passed h, , rt unit > in l be ad ver re l.t. lot e " - of <-t'-em and loving re I,-, the luck of fund* for a the Senilli'di Itoard <>l • mint' * "in tm mlir.tnce I,' |( ..I Holly is n u IBI't • ,,id he felt very lonc- missloner-N at their meeting on Ttle- f, w wtiiils file •' M.ivOtv Thia-hel re . -i tie l.iiildiiig where all duy utrn* s| "i I' d m a most ‘ feeling tiiuntu • •, .t e s w ere re p r e s e n te d Sanford Fla N'o\ 2 I'M.5 ihtV*ie|.||hg I h« gifts and then the 1| > returns to San Wherea- tlie rn.itt e r "i aii nit'" fin-’ ghi - 1 - we'ie i II nil'll In part.ike "f • rrn1> ' o n v i n c e d t h a t coastal waterway along tin Vil-mln ten! rolil t urge v sandwiches, pi skies ami ■, place to live but alro coast, Maine t " K*> West Ha is nl fin and with real Vrv■>k*Nft ■rid Flu el.. i, a s l e e p on t he j o b being developed and i- now prm that up pet Ilfs t hi", did )i If*Ur*• t»* i !»»■ in a d v e r t i s i n g t he re- til-n ily a flirt to the Florid.I line .1 id VI IT i|• *, "ti tl e A l s o t h a t if Whereas, there i* an effort being •OU1 • M'Ollt 1lie I line t he I in**1 m tti YA.1 *» el sl ti i f oi d w o u l d t r av e l to get the I oiled S t a t e s gov the t with sate tied \ It Parfisdi jt I a ioil d bCronu- btoad-l ern merit to adopt and take over man oK • to mien and read the fo'log i- (i ili/e t he needs of the 1 that part of t fie K.a-l < oast i anal rriu u lug address ntj in n. . n>' wa^'s. now in operation. The eireu mst anees undei which MI Mn ' Miller came home \rnl whereas H i- of u n great d i I ti" i— t plea-ant gut In-ring has or i . I,. 1 1 Pacific and imidtI lomil lit! marks the not Vll.il 1hterrst 1 o all Florida, ■H-ie'l it n r !~■ .j t. old Mexico They t hat lio mist ilk" he made in it- |o > * i-i'pt ("iiatlx ' inrl :i n«) <1.... .. fi-t'ling 1‘ n rr. o n n n d r.in * l , • I... . .1,| . • 1 ,• " -ir 1 i_■h \\ t - t ii tiled f I , ' 1 . r «»*-1i ,n d - l» |> i" " l t. l‘.l if • -r ■1 W I •" ’ n ' ■i 1 I- v . I ' l ■u •I* * • ' * a U ' 1 " '. .,."1 ■ . • I • . N . a ' if!, i Ml 1 (1 , • ■ 1. <• -•' •• • -• | • •'[ ••• -i l U' l v • lllliot 111 i y ■ ,c tll\ .'( 1 " 'll tini llled* • a pa M • m l nu m i. M eels t that every !( l- also - ife t «» , "in nl met iii regujai made, practical or sati sf act ory T!" V, -mi (iri•— i tit a: * hi- m«» •t el ll 01 t" 1-t. C l 5, at 7 :iHI I lie present ow n'-rs. .md ml |•11)• '.i ■"( fVi 1 -i Vi't " V»|1 " f I Il'V fa T meet W I.......... . iff* - S M- * * }« « * & t , - ENDORSE THE ST. • JOHNS RIVER ROUTE ii . Ml-flVi 1 ................ I la ,':'I ' I P ’• a aland (mint of supporting the Pres­ byterian church and its branch ■ hut from a standpoint of his ethet great responsibilities in the outer world. It behoOvt't, every father and mother cl Suminote county, to honor and bear with in the highest honor, and with the greatest enthusiasm, the head of its educational board, (hi heijtg one of the greatest far tors of I 1., rii-j nl rv. yet at t im-s. not -» r .fenluil hv all of our peuph; Our p "• . should be I'hankful. I** * pi- n..!'. i l=io w1111 *ir• 11 111•' •11 ik ■ r * » i * m 4 '* i i i * » i. ' t 11 up" 'h f«i an* l • kTplVfUhigl -t . ■, r .- f t he t luliiren of mil county and to tin* mid, every citiz*n sh o u l d l e n d his or her most hearty s u p p o r t We are, by reason of the pleasant REV . C A R P E N T E R T O B E H ER E TO CON­ DUCT SE R V IC E S N E X T W EEK The ollleinl* of the First Method-' 1st church of this cljy have secured the services of Dr. W. J . Carpenter of Jacksonville, Kin., to eonduct this meeting at the new Methodist rhurcU at 3 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. each day of next week. a n m m need. Dr. Carpenter is originally from Sunday * Program St. Louis, Mo,, but has been in s' ii mb> v school a ll depart mentis Florida fot a number of years. He o r g u i /.ed h o w i 1 1 i i i i ' c t s 11 15 k m wigs pastor for seven years , in T a m ­ S * T n in n . I I .0(1. - u T i i e r t , W a lk in g pa, was in charge of Hyde Park with Cod anti First ( ‘ hu’ che* He i* now Si-- ii ' K p w o r t h l.'-.igue, 3 p m closing his (mirt It \eir io i -m s - o " l ,j i ' .. . i\i 7 p to S"fiu,l i f l i p 111 . ilhp-i t S e e k i n g Vlll" LLi' I- a - trong sjn'iiker, a good \ rynl « Bible stutleot, nnd « ' >v■•' nl no n To e Ushers will meet you at the Hi* coming is hailed with delight dooi' You will leceivo « warm welami great expect:11 ion by the entire 01) lltr- . mem brrship ' A large chorus choir will futnisli s u r r o u n d i n g s , p l e a s e d to m a k e meiithe music and lead the singing i i " i id i|., i. -n t hat it i- e 111 t ■ ■ Iv loi u.< to say. that it is j ver v in n I i , mir plea* ill e t o not•• a p p t o p r t a l <• t he h•I i I , re-1 Ilk*’ ' •V I hi- MANY SURPRISES IN ELECTIONS TUESDAY mm her "t i tils h . i lie- 111 ' " i n e i I i " i i i " l F F K A <. K T T K S M A K K ( i AI N ' S w11 11 th ‘ i■ a nor ate prepara l o ' i " a.id IN S O M K S T A T K S AND nr range me nt- for the welfare and T I I K I’ K O O H K S S I V K S Hiji 1 ■—s o' r i ■ i si*I m g re. • pi uoi 11111 WKItK I,O S K RS we trust that she, t og et her wi th het b P o w er s , mure ’! I may '"in' In (-"'I'lii-ioii. (h k t it i- live to etijov many ini' lar ti.'lllil'- III V' *■•* **• i m l ....... I permit a u- t" p le a su re -av to us to hav. lie hom r "( being gathered here thi- evening t <' c lehtuti the furtv third birthday of "ur must 1 I" d r o p p i ng of the mnoritv a g a i n s t w o ma n s uf fr ag e i i P d i n r y l v.ini.i t " a p p r o x i m a t e l y fill 0(10. ami t h e f.ului'' of t h e P r o g re s s i ve s to poll c ho ug h v o t e s lit the Mltssa■ tin t - g u b e r n a t o r i a l r ac e t " main l ai n their legal - l a n d i n g as u pollti ho 11o r a t»I' • t h I Is 1 1a 11. Hpt Ig h I ■■ 1 r a 1g 111 ,- i| (.,i r". i I........ut*l»inding lea lures "I ill.' latest returns from tor wat ■I and taw nbldihg ctll/.en, and wi-h him the greatest of niece*.* in Tuesday s State election* Throughout Wednesday the iiui (its future undertaking- and that h*n ltd III- family may live to eele j o i i i v ig.im-t s u f f r a g e in P»nn»yl brute and enjov many more birth­ v u n i a . e s t i m a t e d at t i m e s as hi gh us 3110. 1)00 d ec r e a s ed With additional day receptions At a late h our I he g' l e-t* d e p ar t ed wishiin; the host and hostess many l iuppv r e t ur n* <d the Th u - e present w itc A W II i: - H . ii I'. I Ml.• W B. Ronxl J w ih ! I I day l o-w- t hat out of ti7 eoui l t l es I I I the s t a t e had been earned for mil f rng e g a v e its s u p p o r t e r s ' ever y etti D u r a g e iiit'ii t Moses, (i f, 'I ivlor. F T V K ill'l A ! 11 W i ,i i. I > S '» v •• w • I i: . . .■ i \ i i \ 1 vU ■ V l> l a ' Don M ■ I Iniiahl. Watson. M lirhi'iid. • , I MewiIt I K .irti.ii i: 1 1 I M I,to I, s th-t li -i It V A't hough Mi ITrage was defeated in V „ ^ y , .... r •. 1 1* m 3oo ollli v o l e• I" h' in i 1. a l " " . * I 7 a ....... I M, •' ' ‘t : . g . a, ,| I. tl> O It. •> Ill'l." ’ .' ,,f 13‘J tlSt, the voi" living H*3 I ' 1' for itml ‘J ’*! I S5 against II - Flower Show and Plant Snle Cl" vai'iirtl store next (loot *" the r«'«t aiirniil in the court house hl'i'k has been seleet-'d a- t lie place for the tin wet* show ami plant sale en Nm I i .iticf "(I Pri/"'s will be given for ‘ ill roses, •biy- ant be mums and ether flowepv. and the roinpelit" n not for Sanford only imt f‘ i all of Seminole county I1 is utgod that those having beautiful llowers will exhibit them and help to a foil i cull/at ion of the possibilities of Fh nd u nt 11 and climate The plant- that will In offered fot sule will be -well Its a I known to be adapted I " lm id conditions, and they will be strictly at catalogue prices If there are those who wish home es|locial plants, ii telephone ines-age to Mr- H*nrv Wight will hu vc them on hand, as the orders foV plant- will not he -ent in until the l»th There will be an exchange table in •lung, "f Mis W I Hill where plant* may h*1 bought and exchange bn otherThe "to. k for this table V i: dl , V.■ -I •J. ’ *»~ s 4 ill . .. I •t until.tted W < T. I1 I In (ih*" o . t e v v i d i ' |im!i d . t t m w .i^ ,| I. 'll ■ , o • " t MU .1 | u r | , r t ii in c n l i n n ' i X1 ionv.-nt' I h f, I > 4 4-t-S s-fc.* \ 1. ' First Mrlhodiat Church T h e program for the service* for next Sunday has been planned and carefully prepared Large audience* are expected. An additional n u m ­ ber of chairs have been secured for the congregation. The pastor will preach at both hour* on Sunday, The sermons will be in line with the aeries of meetings which, will be con­ ducted next week. T h e preacher for I h t i e meeting* will bo Dr. \V; J. Carpenter, of First Methodist Churc Jacksonville, a* has already been <5. -Td’"' k,'i v\ . W I"! J? \ i I i . t T*" •if' ’ I' V , 4 •r ,V> J -f ^ 0 » v t* : V ; I .. *• *>c If* 1-5 ' 1 ; i 1 ft r I \ i *Vi . -j: .. © F t' w *O •o •oVT▼ ja *' J ’* ■ • j , ■C tn ■f.' 1• l- ■ / Alt, ” f si* .‘rl'/f „vr- ' •n i 1 ( ■ •r •' ' r WV* .i b y Ni \\t{. u (I turn Le.six «« n jf S. •a • U ■’ i** oil I •; i ' i T ' U*-y , : ‘>y gOV, ' '.ne^» A .I• f.V ‘ -is , •h ' P ’.f jtyV 1* .* ,f i'"«i ltd ••>1 I i ’ -rV •r,. ... : v.f.tpl ; ■ C* ’ i i . - i . -ii: il, 1 .‘a*1 41 ' l* - s .*» ■.vt W irv< * , J .* l 11 (1 V, afl »O'- te'*5 * i* - " 0 . •ilv. rr n e fUk wA- " 0 u!7 'i’v Mi * 1 *. 1 .* L | 1 v.ii .• • i lien tat It ill'* wt.y 1 1 •■( I ' . ■ - ,1 *T . T CoL •a r bourn, president of in *>< - uftioii / i. pprovid,. uiid su1 >^)^4b v , . ,* ' \ : i l a m iU m i ' N o rju .k j bti V Ith.iir,t5dir th? L L i , t .Hint/ ,u m W d ' i S f ‘. V 4- t - h t Wiill nf"* e.t' pd : : d ’sill to to hers 1 w : I i" ■ < •' d i * mm- . !■'- * ' I '■ z r") ' 'I • i r. p<i; t d ihr.'t- or four mo-e m tn'i-r i . i tli No. 802, fiC", What Wli.it sSit. II tin .I »1V- rail the attention nl '-p u t * • ------------ ’ to place one hvhouse f-om only *t:.tifht R- pul )- *s Bm s M cai Y1 1 -Krl I" * (I1 ill II I l l' l l I t ' 1 Of d pot. and I of Florida to tti impo.-n iean dictrie* ■ (; W Hiirdn*' pur. !i -X Ri'.iilt :,;i igi ui of yChina, u> 0oar o • • “ "* :■ 'j.i i** Presbyterian Church i i.e..in i . i w , «Af i ..ici u «.. .Japan, m. i '. i I do v0 •when 'un* I matter, to U.‘ . itatami • • Jaipur u. Y. P r tl.: . the Ro,b, r'. ( incut tnarkot and wii . . ru-. ArgeftRailway would c o m - ( t h a t they ov(;ry homir.d.1 htmtir.dd -• tneam. mea..: 1 Kl,rry. depnrtnmht of the PicU'.v-! I u l yy u«e every BrutU’ and .Argon C.^tur/fl. o f iidpeh Kiln a Wi' fi. im. ' remove the aAm" to the Co-Op >T :p: hi, ' ' to • run Sunday school Is g r o w l * nnd f t i'»w» J»y mrrnb r* .of O o:)P . '(ilj' ioii nrdenng in Brin «tn« 'M" - 11 iv tM \^>ttilii . ten'Jcred ,l|je foil ,wmg tiv *lw*o on I'.-r's :• i* wii -e he kl a ■I rrsnr-ing. |the St J n b ’.s r.v -r i ' i i 1 ... ilipsiastie. Th«re in ionic new j . T. dlu)'Pti‘ Le«fitr ’by M'liibera c. pprj;ti.m which *v i* h:t.'. "itit1g ’aijil w- H‘ " V rate a first e' - 1 tn -it m .rf ... , k I* ftirt h r 'hat , .•.•.•r. SumJ • ! > . ?*' f If • d p , id n m ' " J i l lrpvr" * ‘ ' '.fr IIa ‘in. ; l S| 1 ■’ ' d r. .1 h " If j h ' i t t " ! t he i n it'lt'Vltj'jO T T " r o u p I III'! rA’rd.1 'the b ,. ol'" I "I this . i I u i pN" ■! . •' X X : * • f t .• * s* 111 " " I ||"II t I' : i n>ii.t upon Sonda v night 7 '•*, !’ 'v> et'lty - ri;ptm A- . x, >i vir. ig" Voir the .Itist t lit I- • (nnnlhH y ear* Ifej tip .with il l.'b- ’ tore \ t V . -Ill * I t ' " 11|. I I n t i . iy io I>" Rig h r KTunugh V ' It* g t he pi* ■ hg ol rougr*'* 1 sung No 231 t Kni'W l l.iivi X the* if uyJ y BibUt i^otiHif* Wits', hi1 i b n t T l i n l a n d J. , • tinny I ' l e pl* ■ i am. -I a11 lidion *" New member.* are being receivud Tiite B it t e r , Lord. . ml a ut borixing. t lie i mu i ed mt i an , ■. c i u i p 4. of sCTueti RjiWi jSiH'ItOJI.’iH ti^re,. being Upp'd, for' Ip* umJ.ijm . S ' nr '* ■* ihe work if the Railroad the epd that the great'll good to on ptolesaion of faith each SaltfiAth Dismissal with the Lord’s' Pray iptainV’. a nd "dt sire to pToaao his dal most people ami to our ftntt, an(J*'theri' is an. earnest spit it of ■' nm,. proceed to do (be the Itepi S u b j e c t . T h e Fpreign. MUaJorf tj/uf1 patrons. T h a r he will make a .sur­ vot may be had a* early a* possible evangelistic prayer in the congrega­ then passed. vey. Memory verve, WHk~Lunluy.._rCsa in his new venturg goea without ' ( ‘-"••I atljnnrned.----Adapted ami signed by all the tion. Scripturu rending. Beau ire Martin. HapinV/ ( T" n. board this 2nd Nov., 1315. Chrysanthemum Rehenrsal ' .*■ A1 b r i e f ' outline •of the work done-./ •’ *, ■ * . ------------------------*• L. P. Hagan * fov-.miliemum Rehearsal Congregational C. E. Note* Tho chorus for the Operetta Chry­ b / U s p t U t s in foreign countries r ' j - ’ i B sa l Fatale Deal ' C. W. Bntxminger 1 * chorus fot the Operetta ChrjrThia society will hpld it* meeting santhemum will meet aF-the-Lndte*.’ was ’ g'ven by the meTnbhrs-df <he Mr. « « * B* Frank has sold the “ nthetnum will meet at the Ladies’ L. A. Hrutnlcy Sunday evening ul ti o’clock. Mr. club rooms, onSaturday night a t 7 Group. .HpccijiJ music, Beatrice Mar Major Wyfly hom* at Fpri Heed t o . rhdi roo in on Saturday night nt 7 > J . A. Clark t i p . , i ~ Mr. T . Garr son of North C a fc ti na , O'clock. ,. J - ’ • rJ,- C —"V, : ’ • ■ . : • -.. ■ • ;.j ^ r. . -» — >1 * • • h I % . �PAC* f .t TW O .'.v : > - , N O V E M B E R 5. IS IS * S5SE= COUNTY A B U N C H O F HAPPENINGS IN T E R E S T IN G D E N T S —rE V E N T S R E P O R T E R S IT E M S O F S E M IN O L E C O V ER F R O M C O R R E S P O N - C O U N T Y -E F F IC IE N T T E R R IT O R Y FO R H ER A LD will he overstocked with eggs and will have no coffee at all unless we ran make the exchange sooq. Joe Smith is in Geneva for the ’ Mr. C. K. Harrison with u crew winter now. |o f twelve men have been up to Pt rMr. John Huddleatonc has re­ l l m m o n Hnrmtiork thin week puttinit up t he fruit there for Chase & turned to his old position in Wa sh­ ington, D. C. Company. Miss R. IToetor left the first of T h e Baptist people had quite a time Sunday with their regular pas­ the week to (111 her position in tor, Uev. Stones, anti with Rev Marion Count y Hospital at Ocala. " B o b b l e , " really you preach good Burr of Altamonte Springs and roads, talk good roads' and write Rev. Milton of Chuluota. Rev. good roads, why tiOn't you mention B ur r gave* a very interesting talk the grade between Geneva and Sunon “ God's Money Laws," Rev. ford if you wish some of these sweet Burr i s sin interesting lecturer and his talk was greatly enjoyed by all tqters, oranges anti grapefruit'* in attendance, Rev, Stones, after dinner was served on the grounds gave a talk on S t a l e Missions as WEST Slot ITI MS ,M / T h e y are T od ay and Rev. Milton I---------------------------- ‘ 4 g a v e ' one of his high injelleelnal Mr. and M r s . -C h ar le y' C h j i t ] r f :nrc talks in the evening, tour (ting on rejoicing over the arrival aVf-;thi*ir life ns life is today. Resides these Second boy via fhe stork, left nt talks the rhoir gave some well se­ their home Friday* evening. Mother lected hymns. and baity are doing nicely, under the GENEVA JOTTINGS H o !— I Said Calumet!’ ‘I want what I ask for— I know what it would mean to fro home without it. Mother won't take chances/— she's sure of Calumet — sipc of light, wholesome, tasty hak| ing» — of positive, uniI form results—«if puriiy ■ ami economy. Kou u y .W* an* all glad to have Mfi M c­ rare of Dx.^Roberson. Lain with us again Mr McLain C ottage p ray er meeting was held • ha.it a rather severe case of tnalsiMal at the-hiftnc of -MY and Mrs Rabun fever but has entirely recovered after Fritla^* evening. In if g t nl en to Si Luke's in <>r Mrs. Rush of Plant City t« v-i-jit I CALUMET Baking Powder | . 1 re — uy aside your favorite liiainl oiue am) you" 11 ncser go lurli tm ti Calu­ met is.the ssoil't’s beat flaking Pow­ der— it’s mitderi ale in price." I R«iii*dlllihMl j J r«*j n^i /*« i<# rfif JK lm /SmmJ Mr- It I. Dan n is •'penning th*' WILL j tuL v i l h tier n'f'lhtC* M f \\ .1 David of this place W. B. Raulerson is still home from Okeechobee. T h e young p eo p l e met at the horn* nl C F Harrison last Saturday evening After their songs wire j sung Mrs Harrison served a deli | clous ice course Mn Harrison is one of Geneva's most charming host r St A « fs.HI'N H a d * .1 r L .1 t j ! c C , ' " b 0. o [i r u l y e tn .lava Ihiftli gi*v>rnm"nt engl Heirs have tmllt n road tiltdgc more than one hundred f•«r lout: an*) wtili u eetitrnl spa n of mm ■ 1I1..11 sixty Oct, entirely ol bum boo Tli*' C am ero n City, young people 1 dressed ftp as hob goblins S a t u r d a y evening and hail a l«>t of fun calling ' on t h* ir ft lenilTwn rii-i 1*11*1 grocery nruis 11r«* u y her brother Charley Chll-On .md Li intly lor a (ew week| Bennie J a m e s t who lives at SvlviH) Lake hat* been ap|iointed deputy gain/ war lien. , Air and MrFrank Hutchins; Missus Bertha and Florence Ahourn nwd .Curtis M um* enjoyed a drive out to Paula Sunday afternoon Mr and Mr- K.ihun visited their daughter. Mr and Mrs John Badger at the Z a th a ry saw mill Sunday, Mr St hmelr is making improve iiptitn at his |mrk fh- is making the iwimmiitg pool larger and p u t ­ ting in a boiler, so ,ti to have lie* water warm in the pool for the people who go in bathing M* Si hmelr t* the hap|>ie-( man th at is seen these days III' wife |s dui home after being gone over live Donald Dunn, William and Th eo­ dore Dunn, Mary Sansverino, Renta Poston. J u l i a Nylund, Carrcila Du.tint, Melvin Martin, Willie Nos t rum Early Marital Music. Almost from tltno Immemorial our soldiers have matched to baltlo. to tbn tuno of the drum or the skirling of tho pipes. l*ondon Tit-Bits sayB. Perhaps, however, the most Interesting of. the early records of martial music la that concerning an episode In 133.1, the daft* of the battle of Halltlon hill, when "the Knglysche mynstrelles beaten their tabors and blewen their trompos, and pipers plpedcne loud and made a great achowte upon tbo Skotteo." one had the best tim e ev(*r. r without wli|p|H"d rn 11:1 llmv iil’U'ii lift\t- \im nl (In- Iri'iil'li f t *.'*111111; ffi Hj v 1111»|i i 1 1 •!* wanted I ii f i t i . n it.' recipe l*< ti>v g l t i s III* tisipg new auto liu ck s M D Gatvbel X, 5<'n n n d * w H Rivers - L. M. Lucas is in Marion county, having tin* agency for the sale of liv iv ii'lif fu ll f|*»ltiJ,i can ic Mil. whips 1 ‘ ’ r 1 'll* i l'ii 'ti * " . *l * I... lit*. M*.«4» ... i^UII' C a rn a tio n M ilk ma ps C lean — Sw eet P u re f ront C o n ten ted <ow e Tlirrc in nothing nrtr t<» Imrn ulii-n you I mint toil Milk for ctMikln^r, tvikmir or the Nmi «ton i I « hrin^e o'tir dm ItUitf rnrtliMcU* ( urn.illMh Mtlk is mils jj;u*e 1 •» - n«* t vaj^r I \ki MART MIMS ntr«l to lli< niliM^lciiry o f rn on - id'Hi UU .nuhii ink * ollutirf Inki-n mil hut n hr^e |«rt *vf I In* n ih c. ll is lirrm* 11»\»IU m tin] run! 'It nliml nlwii^. j.iirv, *«<-! »r.. I »* hoh hoin ! I *• on v. hh n, tj Bert Lung of Sanford was a nesd.v alt *r noon visitor here I* ns i^rrfit ns it** «ii»iiuin\ am] rn h H**' / Ord#r Mfml iim «l ( ifitliM Milk Irta ?*•» §»•<*» Mi'" Dai-y Betts of Siimford waPiml K eel \ a the guest **f Mr. couple of (lay*- Ill-t We<•k .1 A Brrtdd.in k " ( Pi»*rS«»I| is t Inguest (»f his soin in-law. II l> Dura nt fur .1 CO11 |'l*' <*f Ul‘l*lk** Mr- Paul I'V e e l v 1* ft T ID'S! lav fur I lay t otia Bear h t <■ VIHII r»*1a 11 Vo month* in Texas there foi a fi'Wi days Mis- Helen M Is.i*r m.1 n w|H•nt I In* Mr I) H C Kiihun and Alfred of M is-es Kmn »D' ! vah Ihjhv rn»‘!i v'»*ttinR thi-ir week end at I'ii'da, K‘l» »n jjr 1niiij 1 ri*JlHy t " ! 1■11 11>»- Hi-t ij i4ri F r a m e s .md IFlor.i till "A 'Af I’ V f -•Mi Ilnr*'l*l II"|1S,i !u*n md - 1- 1 *■r link l 'i\ hIH rn(»rtivrli£ ridi* Miss* Fisa nf 1 >a kl.i >it] hpe nt i. . part f II Hf 11f M♦ | f»h Ill-A W h w l Sunday afternoon and evening here, guest of M is- Helen Iserman \ novel .in.) thoroughly enp.vulplc a (fair was g 1 yen by .Mrs J' \ |) ^ r AST SXNfORD Morris last Monday evening, m honor of Mr- F r i n k Kvaris Iji'i This column hus for about fivt (Ltioni were sent out to a' ht/bo years been known as Sloore's St a patty The guests met first at ,N|r 1 ion hut for various teitsons ha> S otdorH s *.t"r . all dn—sed rt> Ntlit lieen .change*! to Faist Snufotd t i e occasion in costumes Ieprt**efltJ l I h M* f'lellaml u tu r oe d Wed II g hoboes of all iiiitfoniil dips .Af-j. tO'sdav froni a trip to S.iftpul .1 1 ■rx .11 I fail 1 C hi 11 >1 the lull'll h ’ hit ' whi fi in -pir.t I'Viru! ifa-v - vstkitiiu1 1ti 1* trail for Mr- Morris Ion k door relative itnd >ii|i ruling lotmwme*' where ItJl II 11 * tils W ee reel IVI'll, t lll'li f ir and Mrs Harry Rivers and to the 1 a k *' -bore where bouts were j son went tn G e n e S u n d a y to visit waiting to convey the party urforut her mother. Mrs. Jennie Prevail . Lake Mary to the home of Mrs. Mrs Rivers will remain, so pi** time Kvan* Here the remainder of the Mr“ Will Prev.ftt and son Neil evening was spent in playing guipe* went to New Smyrna Saturday t<> around 1 i.nnp 1*rc. diving for up- j spend some 11 |ti" with for t oot i n ' pies in a tub, etc. Prtr.es were award e<f to the I !»•)> >!"! g.»;n1 1••mil ll whose I It * urr :e anti nt hot rd.i ) | .1 - ter Itriiwi. I'beli to end It ill 1 Mr cost u me best 1 lilted tile occasion , t mw dpitlmv r en supt i er w o e ■ 1 | MV*— liie byf - p u re w.ts given to M is-j MiIV . U mi .|»r ■ I .11 v .a Hi - |n*• 1 t Ainanda 'sjohlrin alid the gentle-, guest at tfu gl ut g t*> be t a k e n a b o u t t he g r a d e I m an ’s to Mr Vihlen Refreshinenta• I In 1 wee n here a nd S a n f o r d - M e are rrv avenue i* nsisted of the liandouts received 1 still u n a b l e to p a s s in a n . w a y and ea. ly ir* tlie evening jiiii I cotlee m a d e 1 ant dr e i ni f u i l v a f r a i d t h a t S/.an(ord Miss It Prui 1 or wa- m t ikee I holme last week attending to bil'l Hess t hr I r Miss Florence Bellows charmingly entertained a few of the young 114 iiph .it .1 H a l I" a n i l party Jit-1 Friday evening Man* games ,,p pr opr title to tin' in . a-icm were play cd. some of t he 111 liellig "Bohhlllg for Apples.- “ Sp en ts ’' and Sweep 1 11 g (or Link ' In a (harming booth 1.1 o Oi l side Mrs \\ L Srlg ils The *\ \ilih told .nut lo-rt u ru- .uni Mi ' K 1 tittnes 1 hariningly rea*l one *>f j^oir true ghost Stories. W here's M i MotnV'1" Kvervftm* whs dress ell .is ghosts till ,* llili' hour, win tl they disrarited their costumes (nr C h e a p a n d M g ca n U a k t n g P o w i !c T S ,] r > ,> o i evening dress Mr and Mrs Claude nave you m o n e y . C a lu m e t d o x i I t 'a P u i r Itaubrson with Mr and Mrs t; a m i far »uf>arior t o aoyir m l l k - a n ^ aiHla. Muttheux chaperoned the crowd 'Mr •Raulerson xvas charmingly gowned In white crape de chine, while Mrs T h e L a d y b ir d Beetle.. * Muttjeiix wore grey ctepe Among A remain ladybird b***ulo fcwomns otliefs priso-nt si'ii* Misses 1 |.ire grandmother to seventy fl v»/ tiTlii IlIlH (if I I , i r r i - o , /\ 11' 1 1 " ( ( > ' * - a l l i e b r . i i . ' , 'mr klud in nit months Sin* Inyn her I i' "f gi : i I’altlshnll, Ir.i nnelf Sln'l eggs on t Is*’ mo] on vines isnil the whit dun. Louise I Lints |tr*sic I ' m tur tali grubs Imti.Iim] from thorn crawl uvttr tba plants, gobbling up every Thusa Tarbell, Coniine llaulersoti, uphli they come across. When Inti* au­ Lois Grant, Kdna Geiger and Ruth tumn urrlvea the mature booties fly Geiger and Messrs. Otis Mapp, up Into (ho moil n in Inn, whore they Payne Daniels, Stephen Childs, Wil Knthor In rlii a term) masae* anionic limn K i l hee , H o r a c e and (*yr*f Ra n fallen leu von mill pine needles lo l i - i o ' M a f v i n Wa l k * r, .b*'' B r o w n spend the winter ! l.*oii ( o o n i n g h u m It ol i e ' t Hill .11••1 ,, her borne in Boston. Mast., this over a campfire. * M^s.* Hester week. brought a small party out from SanMiss Mina Howard of South Sa n- ; ford during the evening as a plenaford avenue was a week ehd guest of nnt surprise. These were Miss Miss Marian Ismon in Cameron Hunter. Miss Phillips, Mist Combs City, nnd several otheis. The other guests T J Hi I,l has the ftnrst field o f were Mcsdunu** Frank Kv»n« and eggplant we know of anti has been T. A D Morris, Misses Amanda shipping some fancy stull .for t h e 1 Sjoblim, Fdnn Thompaon. Olga Vipast three weekA Moses has hlcn, He’en Iserman and Kbha S t c l t . landed the greater part L et tuce; Messrs.. Good heart, Sjoblorn, John from the Jot* Cameron farms s h i p - ( Rvans Fred and Abide Sjoblorn ped thin week is the first from this Jesse Lee, ■ Floyd and Adolph Sjolilocality lom. Norman Swanson, Vihlen. WalJ oe Cameron is ut Toasahatchie ford Pearson, Carl Pearson, Charlie ranrh this week, and will, biing a 1 and Morris Sjoblorn, The school house ha* on tLs honor bunch of cattle here to flniiih off for roll this month the following names; mnrket. Miller avenue, between Cameron nvenue nnd Beurdall at Moore'* Station, has been graded and eonsidetable woik done, Mr. and Mrs. Allen H, Slone with the little Slones. Carrol and J im drove to Da yt on a Beach Sunday and spent a' aetfghfl'ul day. * * t m jfflSjTf’T The Misses Maude and Clare Cameron and brother, Argel .were hosts tA a crowd of their (Hernia at a masquerade party Jlniloween eve. There were wftchee> ghosts and all of the other characters appropri­ ate for th* occasion. Games, dancing •and music box were enjoyed. RefleshmenU of fried cakes, up pies and oranges were served nnd every . Ik? CirMtioa Milkaii*' Pacific Coait Condcnird i Milk Co. \ S*«ttU, i \ ll .5 A. I COcONDlHStONIir X X X I I I I I I I I I I I I X X X X X X X iX I I I I I I I I I I I I X X X I I H I I I I I I I I X X X “To SaVe Time Is To Lengthen ..I-., * •’ *;• Life . — -I ss T - Did you ever stop to think Iww. murh time you could S save if you had a .bicycle? c= How nvfiny times a day tin you walk fnmf one to twen­ ty block* when ifjrou liatl a hievcle lhe irtp could h fiu a d e in one fourtn the time? \W have them in all the fs -t inuki-s, fioiti cheap ones and higher, which we will sell on 0*rms to suit Hr, we run fix up your rdd one at a reasonable price. Come in and la Ik to us obout it. Sanford Cycle Company^ I OH.Palmetto Avenue Opposite City Hall Bicycles, Motorcycles and Accessories X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIlX f X l l l l l l l l l l l l x x x llllllllllll X X X A T L A N T IC COAST LIN E . s The Standard Railroad of the South •’>' j ’ SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5th, 1315 THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY N<* 82 No kfj ^ 3 10 Ani 1 35 pm ra fr-;to p m Ar Savstmah I 15 pm 5 35 pm 12:35 atn Ar Rirhmnnil 5 20 ii m 3 IH am N;00 pm U axhinglu n 7 :50 Hill 1 2 :3H 1 m 1 1 :(rt0 prp Balilmorc 3 :T5 am 1 :50 prq 1 :3H Ar Philadelphia 1 1 :35 pm 4:0.1 pm 4:25 Ar New York 1 10 pm 6 :20 pm 7:1.1 All-atcel Equipment. Free Reclining Chair Cant to Washington ' ------1 «-(■ ••••■ V t u vr t io III Dining — : -------*r * and> **'• - -to -Savannah' on Train 80. Car Service on Trains“■ 82 H6 . -Sleeper I.v Jncksonvlllc For Information and Reservation Phone or Wrlto ATLANTIC COAST LINE SC EN ES AND SOM E TH IN G S G t O t lN Q AT “ T 1IE U lilE T HOM E TLAGE AMONG T 1IF. OAKS AND P IN ES " AT O STEEN I I I Waal IU , H i m t , JarkaaavtU*. Ha. n a n IT ^ A* • K" *. * * ./ : &■«--......... ... r'_i^-i— -~—- r . ' I . . ~ , ■ • • ■ •r U9s f -. .F. ; * . . i..w . fgl . . —,^.C : l ■*=• fi „ •• ■ Jy' V . ^ r ; ,■ . • i . •* ' * * Trihiii i'll if 1 \fJ -ttn * : r l : - ‘ !- ' ' * ~ • IIU U w M fli IU M , Tampa, r a > h a * a 11] * m �lettuce CRATE ProffrrsH of tho South Columbus, Gft., Nov. 5.— Tho In«r\j!«{rini Index nays in Us issue for ham pers i hi* week: 11 I Li mi ted H ||i Potnsh supply A given an in cen tiv e to look more thoroughly into plant nutrition ^ with view to utilizing products at hand to the very ^ best purpose. The result of our efforts along this line is •* - " W i t h a m p l e p r o o f o f ^i ndi rati ons the s o u t h e a s t e n t e r s i nt o N o v e m b e r with most s u b s t a n t i a l p r o s p e c t s of r i o i l l n u e d i u r f r a s ' in t h e v o l u m e <■ ( business. M ATERIALS " T h e proip ects for S ep tem b er and then for O ctober proved to be even better than they had been described There are now- the most dependable indications that N ov em b er will l>< far better in a business way than was A Full S to c k a t r>AII T im e s at O ur Sanford and B c a r d a ll W o r c h o u s c s SANFORD Phona %f / against any fertilizer mixture of aatne ammonia and phosphoric acid' ^ ^ ^ te n t, regardless of percentage of potash. Send for particulars l *• S S j l f c ^ W i l s o n & Toomer Fertilizer " T h i s m o n t h is b e g u n w i t h general b u s i ne s s a c t i v i t y . T h e r e i» no l onger s t a g n a t i o n in a n y g r e a t i n ­ d u s t r y. M a n u f a c t u r i n g p l a n t s are in full o p e r a t i o n a n d n e w mil's ate b r i ne e s t ab l i s h e d . Construction work is in pr og re ss i n - l a r g e v o l u m e Hank c l e a r i ng show bi g c o m p a r n t : vi T h e H e r a l d , \V. J. S ca r s. M . < gai ns !*1 1 and t he PoNlofllcc ] 'J " P r o s p e r i t y is at h a n d . It will T h e fii-ra l<l. at it again V o n get not be l i m i t e d b y N o v e m b e r , and it s t r ai g h t . fi>r t h e ilcrul d know< the end of D e c e m b e r wi l l not mark H e r e it is its c e s s a t i on It is t h e b e l i ef of sue T h e S a n f o r d p o s t ma s t e r will he cessful , o b s e r v a n t b u s i n e s s men t h a t appointed. N o t in a n y wise t o fie , we are entering upon a period of influenced by vote of the pe o p l e. yWsperity such us..thU country has J oe Sears e v e r y t h i n g , the p e o p l e netfof known b e f or e . • " nothing. N o v o i c e or choi ce for " A m o n g t h e i t e m s of c o n s t r u c t ham t i o n ’. w o r k t o -be d o n e . * as r e p o r t ed T h e w a y un d t h e right to s a y . all, thi s w e e k a r e : > a p r i v a t e ussvt of t h e man who, just " Apart ment^lpiuse. t Atlanta. Gu a l i t t , c whi l e _ag<>. in el ec t i ng t<> bank buildings, A l wj l Lp t c . l G a . and c ongre ss, wc ' b ui l t larger t h a n w Ft Meade. Flu f a c t o r y f blnhling. knew lint it wa- ever t bus. a n d Koine.| (Jn . fra tel mil buildings. I.uu tlTu-ly wc h a v e it good and s t r o n g roll Mai ss. nnd Selma. Ala. librnri iif riiur-c Mr *b-ar- ■ ■ know Out building Sumter S < garag* 1:11 lc. d a n t t l on g of win* — i nfor.l buildings. Carrollton Ala and Mag pr ef er- f"i tin p o - i o l l i i •Me ha» neliji. Mi st w o s c h o o l liUtldilig □EAROALL P h o n st 3 6 —151 October I I 13 Are giving a Durham Duplex Demonstration Razor Freo to each p u rch a se r- of one fifty cent package of Duplex blades. Only one Razor to each person. Lhijio .w..i !.*.—4*1 Jacksonville Florida Blasting Ground For Tree Planting •MMoll fia- Imm-ii w r t l l e n on b o n to Itbisiing for tree p l a nt i ng Is best dono plum a tree or Ins's. Ion If tlo* r x p cr l III the full. Is- uuse ill tills t i me of tha c i n e - o f scores of faiiioii- o i s l i ardl- t s y e a r It Is e a s i e r to c at c h the subsoil h a v e ail) Weight on tile tuple. I bell the In dry condi ti on l l bi stl ug In (lie spri ng p r a e i b e of u-liig d y n a m i t e pr el i mi na ry for spri ng pl a nt i ng, howe ver . U mu c h (o pl ant i ng y o u n g , trees bus f ul l y better t ha n pl ant i n g In d u g holes, n o t ­ wi th s t an d i n g t h e fact that t h e subsoil pr ov ed Its merits. Tin* wr i t er Inis |icrsunnlty semi *| n»- I- apt to lie w e e or d a mp elrte e x a mp l es of the va l ue and e x c el If the bobs* a r e blasted In a d v a n c e o f loiioe o f tree p l a nt i ng wi th i l yna i nl t e tile tittle o f s e t t i ng the trees t he y nru oi. a pr i vate or ebar d In D e l aw a r e, the left wi thout f ur t h e r a ttenti on until \ \ \ V sil.i n i s l u n g s *• wall which, wijb the fur cost ^ fllSiMHHl house-. Hirtningbiim Ala wan ami TiMon O P O n fN M>Ll M UL \ Flirgerald . Ga"*.WTd NrwtnRu'ii our people oil t ton Mlhp-ct 111 arran g em en ts have been perfected - c ent s to b n v c felt himself sufl i ci ent for the erection in Miami. Fla . of it betel building T O P 5 OIL c. P A C K C D '5 UIX 5 UIL w " Inn hi msel f a n d . therefore, i l l d n ’ t h a v e i d collie VII of wlliell I fo­ il r dll p e r f ec t ly Well know- v f blast THOROUGHLY cr a ck s the L f A V I 'i A C A V I T Y OR t’ O T M O U AT THE 01 ElL L E 0 soil, out u su ally l)OTTl)M - THIS MUST the puvmg ATTKACTIVH Ihi - hull •stoic i- 1 mil In - l a ml rmitfh iii ail** *»f -tr»»i«i! ^ -hi < lmi t.i l •it n ill tfi* • tin '•! »t "( * vi r.ir a ml nrr v n i 11 1 much r nsi r r lo hnntlle than the nhl d m pol. anil if v* ill mil ir.i* k of ' r• a k 11 mi || i. oi I Ihr *' r r k - * .1 * h. lieaJ iritft* a ml limit u 1111*111 with .1 vet* "t ill .itnoijni i»f «ha r r or l . in vijnii r it <.111 Im n-eil r li« atinc \ n stnuki no mlor / [ / f IF S I In wr •»|ov«*tw a f r %er> uf ram i* ill al vnd an* KNdi.i iH rn l 1•• l 1v• 1/ *tt-i«lnii iiidiirlim I*l(M I *1 .iU, I i f >nle hi al< pfi vsn’^ i i ' i ijeali r »• ^/ /V The Flo rida Metal Products Company ■>«. t- nr ttt rtlil'Mfur I t VI I *...yi. •» ' ■. J t i I, —( 1—11111 * n o t t e m r the . t I i»• •• of it- I hirt \ api dn- un t be V * ,-bo^ ^111 • . .11 d get t •tig into tin- r m-c RESULTS TELL. FAVO RITE T H E R O O T S AR E F I R M L Y E M B E D D E D IN RI CH T O P S O I L . S U R R O U N D E D . OY M E L L O W W E L L D R A I N E D S U B S OI L Ask any customer about FER T ILIZ ER S ,|r,u w.-e p l a y i n g -it 'In .' ''•'tfftJxMi >'"« !•*• •-« I " " 1' w;itc» of .1 c re e k w he r e t h e bri dge L r u - h c d a - i d c a n d Mr s had Jieyn w a - l i e d . i » , n t'lieri were t h e right "I w , t o .ipp'nM t w o on 1m 1* - ul e a n d t w o on tlo- W e .ill knww tlo- man. a ot h er After th ey hud p l a y e d a whi l e l i e v e we all k no w t h e re-t t he y all w a n t e d to be i t o g e t h e r . *» Very S u | u h lluti-hin!<on)|anil I h e r ! hrothet ( II a t t e m p t e d t o get t o t h e (tiller aide j -------- -----■ They know and can testily as to THEIR QUALITY, THEIR SOLUBILITY, LASTING QUALITIES and GENERAL ADAPTABILITY to FLORIDA SOILS r ; Special Formulas lor All Florida Crops ; ' WRITE rt)R QUOTA TIOSS b\ c r o — tng u b.g t h a t l a y ut l i wur t the s t r e a m S ur a h er o- a ed *«i - afet> | but l it t l e J o h n , a g e d 7 . fell i nto t h e water W i t h o u t a m o m e n t ’ s lord- | "AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS, INSECTICIDES. tiltiorf* i h o u g h ahe b a d n e v e r been i b e y o n d her d e p t h w a t e r befori,. 'Saralt t o o k a h c ud l u n g p l u n g e afl et , I n d ep en d e n t Fe r t il iz e r C o J AcKsoavi lie, Fla.. n « > iltia III I I Li f t M.i i i n . ••«• III i m I i tiii ' ll'fl-rw not ••!•• tt »*|||\ -•• t t m i l b ) . »|l»l I' l' lM' lv ti* iifr- -•■It ^ i l * l» • tanl i l i r l - If 1 6 | |»f |ll|l I l f 4|||| Ill'll *»t l i f t Hi •11* I I* J»:| v - n |*rrmltM ili*r|n*r rmill^fjf. h ill 11 I ii i |iu i *«4 l*#*f l'* r i r m u ti l m ill I n rirrr \ l r h l - ‘ Optimistic Thpught. OerrtlA- I ' mv t r b. r>n ||v« > " iy (u without a ffTeud * - . . ••••k•<« •*•! I l l ' I 'I II iiim I l l NA, Im*i t«*r M a c f i r f a y V Idea of Qenlua. . T h e nloMt w on d e r f u l a n d apl endld proof Ih a g r e a t paorn prol^ir i <1 In a of t i l l x e d uao.-—M o c a u l a r . • Whj ahpuld man boTcM ' nf hl» ( Ir en g l h f« npt a ho-ae atrnnger t ’i'an heT ll »ni^i ii »'.?v h i «I I’l i i i f V ..*1 y-i / Guaranteed for 3,500 MiTes Direct to Owner at Wholesale Prices The Famous Pullman Tires and Tubes W E ♦ W E CAN M A K E P R E P A Y PRO M PT E X P R E S S S H IP M E N T S CH A RG ES • REO. T h e Scho o l L u n c h Homo mot bent today nru proMding their children nr arhnol with n net of w hi l e cnntnel ed w a t e r pl a t e and n i p s lor use lit llilii ll hour Tl»e»e th'llga ■ ^'<TItli be eually ki-pt rl c nn and their Int r(Tllu* tit*it d oe - aw w\ with tlo- hr* ak _ ago whi c h h o troijuentl) oc c u r e in tho 5 |-|>riieli-uiue Irtdica. □a o o o o o o o o o o a o Q o o o o o o o o o o oddo o o o a o o u o a o D DnooonooOoaoQ linin' oitsohtl^y^iw* e m n a n d if all X'il ieUi.- Gnfxleir :mtl F ('all and « v u.x. we welcome you. 0 1 0 THK L. ALLEN SE ED COMPANY • *- R i f i l a n i : N;:i!n mkik m i n t W EST 8ID B P I C & BtlLDINC; *SANFORD. Kl.ohlDA t ODOODDDOOODOOOOOOaDDDOaOOOOOaODODQOOaOODOODOOOOOOOa P la in 30x3.. 30x3 P R IC E $ 9 .4 6 12.20 11.60 S I Z ^ F R O M O F TW O OR S H IP P E D 0, D. P R IC E . R ED ' N o n S k id 7 .2 0 $ $ 2 .1 8 9 .2 8 0 .7 6 .2 .4 0 H .O O 1 0 .6 8 1 1 .2 0 ' 2 0 .0 0 1 5 .2 4 1 6 .0 0 . 21136 1 8 .6 2 1 6 .2 8 * 35x I' .j 2 1 .6 0 > 2 2 .0 8 : i t i \ 1 1 '. 2188 22flfi f7 \:» ' 2 5 .8 4 2 7 .1 2 a i .x x w - • m ii t i O UR M O RE • f ■ K ill I b l u r uf ltr|< alr 2 .4 8 . r ^ 6 6 ‘ iU 4 L E T US R EPA IR YOUR OLD T IR E S AND 1G EAST FORSYTH ST TUBES _ _ _ _ _ • O O O D R IO H T'W W : Plnt'n ........... .. ir,l x ) N on S k id .............. Jtx l P lan . ................ ' 1 2 .6 0 ITxV j PJnm 5 .0 0 M ate rial T U B ES. . .1I1STI Plain . . . . . . ----- $ 8.60 30x31/4 Plain . . . . . . . . . . . 7.00 30x71 Vfe. Non-Skid 7.3$ - i i i.n UK. T i m : i m m n i - . i i - m i s . x n x - f f i i i n -li rg STO CK S. OR S E C 0 N D 8 — U n g u a ra n te e d . 3 .4 6 . L A R G E T IR E S PU LLM A N . A N D T U B E 19 05 111. I l l 0 . 7 .6 6 1 3 .3 5 \\ r Aa a Cl eaner . A good Mupply of wood e n skew era are . usef ul fur thei r url^livi], purppso. buL^au a l s o be utted to c l e a n c orucra; or, c o v e r e d wftlt s e v e r a l thl c kneaat q of c h o e a e c l ot h , ' aid In k ee p i n g free from cry a t ul a the i l doa of t h e »tauci»pan In* whi c h eu g a r l» b e i ng boiled down. ' . • . ALSO P lain $ A L L O R D ER OUR N o n -S k id 9 .0 0 3 2 x 3 V' 3 3x 4 34 x I GOODS IN ON and 6 00-, 1 2 .0 0 ' .......... 18.40 • n r x u r uti ( x i i f - n t a , N an tlrlra. AT SPEC IA L .<■- P R IC E S'. ’ _ _ JACKSONVILLE, FLA .« .i nrkei �— Si ■;WlWRi, V 7A l T H E SANFORD HE RA L D' -*r- » it - N O V E M B E R 5 , , 5, s THESANFORD HERALD S A L F O R D W O M E N W R I T E - day came across the rivet to explore The Woman's Club edited In Its our little city yesterday. Ho bccmed beautiful erttirety the Sanford Her­ well pleased with it. R. J . HOLLY, Kdltor ald lait Friday, and the issue stands W. M. HAYNES, Bu&fnexs Manager Rex. Holiday killed a large hob ns n monument to the ene,rgy and cat in Mr. Andy Rush's chicken PublUhxi r r t f y Tui*«i»ir «»><1 KrtcUjr l i t !•' — (••> r f the good women o f 1 yard at midnight last Saturday, ft THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY that thrifty city. Editot Holly wont measured 8 1 '2 feel from the end of to J . : urvillo ty attenti the St at e its nose to the end of Its tail, and Now is the time to make your deposits in the Peoples Bank. auBHOtimoN pniCE. in a iiv a n c k Press convention, leaving his paper 4 lent from front toes to hind ONE T E A *............................... 12.00 November First is the quarterly interest paying period. A l l de­ Two lesaonft mny be toes. • It had killed several chicken ■ IX MONTHS................................................... I . n in their charge. posits received in our Savings Department up to and including . T H U S M O N T H S . ....................... 7 * learned by the experiment, viz: how fo Mr. Rush. excellent uie the accomplish merits tM lirfri) I* (ho O lf by C u tlt) 12.00 Pot V n r la November Tenth will draw interest from November First. Four Nc one in this community has of the general run of club women, Adraara or 2Or. P tr Month been able to find Miss Lila Rrtftow per cent com p oun ded quarterly in our Savings Department. Pap menu la Ad rea re M ail tie Made al Office and how versatile;i»pt* man must be since I lie death of hei father, Mr. :t . /* to turn out 104 issues a year almost O n e dollar opens an account. Caleerd Aa Herood-Os** Mall Mallee Aeju.l Z?nd J e rr y Bresow.' Anyone informing s >■ as Interesting ns the one suptcnicel IMS, al Ihe poatellre al Senior d. ItoiUla., her of her father’s ileuth will confer fader Atl of March 3rd. 1ST*. effort of u score of women. T ha t n favor on her, as the estate is being -------- ~ ‘ . man’s name is B ob Holly. 7 Here­ Some of the hogs are found Office la Herald llulMInf *13 Telephone No. MI after Bob and the club womeniwill settled. now near Mr. W. II. Boyd' s home I * better appreciate each other, ftnd ami will soon be sold. Mr. lliesou the tfernld should be tin* gainer foi OUR B R I C K ROADS has been dear) over a month. the incident. Bustis* Lake Region. 1 Messrs. George and Frank Contes In this day of good roads udilu­ --------O ------are spending n day or two with tion nnd tin* construction of ninny II. R. STEVF.N5 C. M. HAND p . L. TAYLOR, R. R. DEAS FOR V IC E P R E S I D E N T their father, nt hjs home, llshing miles of hard surfaced roads in the I'.rkldrM At.i CatMir vir*-Pr««M*i F_ L WOODRUFF Vk*-Pr*iid«nl: Senator Fletcher has been men­ boat ritling and hunting, near Clear­ .1 state of Florida there is much be­ tioned several times by the Del. and water. and returned to Foit Meade ing »“id |>ro nnd con in favor of the News as a candidate for Vice Presi­ to visit their grandmother for a few * brick oi ngninst the brick. Th e dent of the United St at es to be a' days before taking up their work Herald believes that at the present running mute for Wilson or 4 who­ again. time the brick roads arc the best '< . C t i H i > ever receives the nomination. r Sen­ * . . C / *>,',*•?• JT h ■ r paving that can be procured for M r * . . Eugene Brower was taken ator Fletcher woutd be the man foi to Orlando for an operation lust Florida. We pay no attention to the the pluce nnd his friends in tl ii state claims that uro being made for other Friday. Her husband letuining last and other states would ral ly to his material for the simple reason t hat Friday night reports her case Us be­ support. Senator Fletcher is looked the sand oil roads are an experiment, ing hopeless us the doctor thinks upon as. one of the leaders in the she is toe far gone to Undetgo an the cypress asphalt blocks are an e x ­ upper hoUM* and his name on the, opeintion. Her friends will be very periment and the mucadurnized Democratic ticket would strengthen |W • loads are an experiment in this s o n ) *o learn that her death if e x ­ the party in many ways. Vice state. T h e brick roads have been pected at any time without a grunt P i esidenl Fletcher would sound pa ichange. It is vety sail to think of a down in this county and in othe ticularly good to Floridians in the dear molhei being called from her countte* long enough t o- jl emonstrute nation's capital beyond peraventute that regardless bun dear llttlr children_,aw. .yoUtPg; (> and front her devote# fj|*liaml. yet <>f the price paid for the brick and —*— The 'Nartfnrd Mrratft amtntittr *, God's w.tys :tre not our wuys-ntid w lhe heavy* rfilT cXUFTOT b.V f h f n i l roads foi hauling the brick fioin t Mur- cuunot undei stand. ^..-i ' other states thut the brick roads phy’s hook on inside politics m ri<*r* l ,r’ Jheie Tr^jrA4, meeting held are the most economical if the idu now and lor ma ny years past, * ‘ tr*'Hn"r<ly B o y d * last nigh* m proper brick is purchased and they just as jfoon as Put can get tin* data ilf u l - h h tno'her Hen, wlio is . UffFulf together and in shape for the arc laid properly The art ides writ ytlig tit the *'»>in’ of death and his ll will ‘ doubtless ten lor this paper regarding the pool pri'tltel r|*ath 1. expelled hourly brick m tills ron n’ y and the di»eu.s- reading and t( it hews up ioff^> line, Mr * C h a r l e y Vet mi ll i o n t> taking *lon* that arise from time In time regardless of where the «■xhtp* (nil II t «< c a r e id M r Ku t ' e i i c R t o w e i ■|ii r.nt d 11|gi our opmro'i it| till, wt’ l m . i ' i .1 s e n s a t i o n r* l , n »•> lit ti e 1 hi bl ri 11 - 11'* • - h e ha» I Lakeland T'dognim matter or cast an) d-pr*r*ii.ti' upon Pat' t he hos pi t al T h e t w o obit* The yopy that has euitt" t" hand tin* board <tl eounty * nmim-smiier I'll ppen a 1 night, Mr* 7,t 111 with that bought tin- hrit k The v Moytj }'4 s-''et, rt tinl \ enlightening ,t»d 1 it**r■* ll M» * i-hui d t lit nugfl* t he .1 a\ tm rattler tc-i at tin . n l x a n r i h r re wtl' I - " t n e disgtutr l*i! |r*l ' ii n Mr Pc ter* ii f r>*iinein*e i a tin* at tlie station and yet when they t" Florida when the book is printed, Brown last night hoirte wit •t .Mr were hud did not pruv e- to Itn t h - Mans of the so-called people* eatidi and will pend l n till- I 1* '"I* •it oi right Lind of brick \~ unm a- tins dales ■* 1 1 tie elimimited front the *- f y r r - * Wtil'll rn unit y was i t l s i n i e r i - d the Iliantlfa< 1 11 r 1 t - rank* of I he people's par t Mr and Mr- ( ioml win ami *1 -1 ug I' till*, s a 1 (Hit lath 1*1 11 ut at ion I HV ger w f ’ c eSltt*r> nf** MV*. y wa n s o i , ■M nr ph> > hook comes out were ordered to give hood* id *011 ter. Ethel h u m New York i[iaid a fir-t.-frl t Hi w»*ek M edllesilll>' •- U riel it sum In pay fur 1 he replacing () i’liwell last week visit to Mrs Mrs Edwin Lond'im-t a ml Pali Mr H * in ii*, 11ist h is I lllirh box *d all iht“-i* Itrnk- mid wh**rcvet U tilt* I'. well lot* engaged hn-d at tier lifUm\Veki ah M' l'iii U ■ dne*da> a* to" tool ll.. r H i* let* it .1 ml . all 01 \Vi dues tins,, fit,nf. ,1-1 nn' paved with gin d 1 1 1 1 -iijiiirt uf t ', .1rn 1- V’i III* to ll list h* Th . Lift Mr, lot■ LtiudiittHt ’ t frit L . for a I a l'l \f I III till' ates t*r 1 •V.- tin will tot 11 up ami good fur f t . s 11 • lit th. 1 |*. ..ft |sO|g l|* PAtH.V pl t|NI> im- tier ii u fieri ng thi- Wl■ek* <: ion .1 ' 11 ol l. it 14 ti tin 1 hi v . hi 11* I lines laid flow 1,. T h i - ' e lots b ee n mum that tu til rod fi.irt itieiit and ■ tat. when In n*turiieil I' 1i«t ' ! •ill-.Ip ;»»*tr rFhrible », tl* hand- A i u S-il *•> sium - F n - imngei *1 ml Mr 1 a*tier test and |. n**l pf . i i u r i l . becaiisi* In pl . i ve' f MrI l 1 rtt M*i*m 1 e i e r n l IMetises 1 til i Ing t hi • I «»|• poikfimMi- •w’**.*d • Ino I **If*11 ^rii *un of 'eridan I jpt 1 made. Vet t h e t ‘lea I Witte* the. •lartliet a n d t h e h a nd w a n t e d a h., The meji folk* r i ’ 1 l •»c *y h i , I ‘I a lit a t mfi l.i-1 **> * * ot I'll gervtr, 1,1 . Ii'.l •II ••nti*r* "1 .i nd date ' 1 |’ m | ‘ toil t H ! >r*>•V. T win a* m * pi.i\< r \\ till- *• 1 nn in I r ti-h 11 1* ' * i Mr, f Je 11 1 Hr .H it 1. w 1 t I'» \i • ■’ f- ti bed I. ' i 1 Ul'l" 1 r hr Mftll 11- ■ • ir" ot -I,.- ..hi #■-1 Mr Mr 11)11*1'' >r" uv i' t ••Mill ho 1»3 't p1 In'In* A*■* limit aii'il \ron I .unit ijuist Mi .If l>. i .*.i1 m o *Vd, mil f r ■* tii Sat f o r d , ' u t o 1 lour I, a 111 p ■. ii- on tin - 1 ! * fj .1 UP a „p * ” ... !*..,■' > l Ml J M.| 1i,.11ri %hi? il ’ *f hr i 11411•tr " tin h*. tn. I.inidiftu and Mr EfjTei I.U1;d '!> ■ ■■ tin* - UMn |r otl i'll, \\ 1 at I** r ■• u'll 1 hi hil i h Fri' l i mi r a t i I.-' 11 l " s.t fill fit i * m*v* _ hr*W«r ■ r il r ige. i U 1 ■ Ii We 111 f aft. r ti lt: *, a nl M' la. \ uig.'ii* Sal 111 d.i ) . i i.-ol . ltd l i e . road last gillie Ital t ll r ll -loud bond was always, recruited fpim uiul Mr, M'*tiipg* r ti. m i k e l l n n t l y n T ' wJl^re t h e y 11An r ptai • pilMl'S "In ru;ik«* o' tin wamb*rititp*ttunfer> \\ »• ilrtd'Tsr.ind th.* . ' al e .nil' i p N t i \ w i t f . i t . C r r ' 11 t ' r Ill t III- out ■and ! I" fel ow 1* .1* lOulil I U| g in a 41*1 ti r. I " on tl Tin • xjle/ffff' k" I *!!• *gam If o i j i e i mu 1111 y I I I 1 h*r lit n k If I ' - o ut o w a b a n d was s u r e of a j o b lie nl s It* Word .4 1 ll lid t li.ll WeeJtj^ filltti* *fl .M r k A West Urowe *i» . m m * i^t'.n 11 im hi l.lt r* 1 hi'U-'i W rr 1*1 t he sylVr* pl.H ■' j* ..I r bell III! \<<- I.WM l! ll a’ . ’ to.#** S..11 fo>d 1 fi­ h . ■■ 1. t'r l '■■■f.l X \ 11 J l . |‘ * - ,. l i f t ’ ■ 1* 11 })'* .*» 1- I : ** ■* • *■fuw e n pi * 1 ■ t1■ ’ *1 1* f ,fHt i M M ■ 1. . L.* .0 j, ,, ' _* r* ■ 1 !l ■ a .*U • o i " i .......... 11 A ' o i l f pn*|1 reiEhl t o I**.......... — Oil llt*\l • lilt I'l not In* 1 1*t11 d propet 1 I . I M . N t NO I I s p t v V -mall* but o f .1* * J 'n •" " ! elei iion ' i tflin t . K m.glil ip the water and gas mums being sc T o m m y ' M c L a i n is b a c k froYti t h e young people enioyed a Hafoween We liotte lu have a fOOilj.ruyet be hid ccnsful. t 'fed (i I ’cnftlor Sorclose to the sufrnee in places and in h o s pi t a l Hr* l o o k * ns gno^Dfts evijr dance at t h e j u m t e o f Mr and Mnt oi"'-ting this week' Thu is. t ty evening. glunn firmly I mod It *» going to several ways did tint receive the Mrs \\ -1. Scig ts iir' the [HMt U -|* Rear sen last .Stilu:«Jay night The tain prevented l a *r flip'*, b e ' — Wa s hi ngt on S l a r treatment that tint engineer would 1 tli*>* atTsislrng ou r gi *nraj , p 0-1 master •pin. house via** r u s t e l o l l i d e c o t a l f d l Mr mi d Mm Magni^-on and have attempted ami yet these -aim* ' Mr .1 T Me ‘ ' u», pureptsed w it ti wild g r a p e i no- b*am 11 tl,ItIL Mi's Erl s e n Jf III liaitles Mi'll* J'lea*. Iirirk streets are the model' lor ot her ■a In r go oilantity VMf orattV*'* ant visitors at Mr Itudinger - and at g ol de t t r o d . A Da mpe r and InpamiM ’ a 111*■11>■* eities and i i-i eti1 1\ a i oin no1 1 *'e of Mimths and h»r ; s j t a iri-w f p. 11 k at Mr II I. I utidiiuisl'- Fnri-iv \\ aT ■i r ■nn*si to III kir * t..r 111 I M H t s\\ LET IN "TH I H IF 11 ritiliing l a c s o' l a n t e i n * griw*tei officials of I Georgia - it % w r< th. ** ^H*. ' b a T j l “o l . u t y j up he re ti l l * filltli] o f I l l s d .i'ic h li I 111 s s l u l a l t ' t m oil VT I II) ST \R M O N I M t M'V » J to* g ii'*-1s f n Ml t fo* g a t e po s t s at il brought her. set 'Iir tr-ef I- I \| r t o | t .... h'.'t i mil Nn| e\.Ii t'j I'll* "1 ! I i I' 'll.Illd' -I h 1 - w . - e -i a l t e r e d a b o u t l he lu i-e G a m e Mr I^Xt.c^-^t't ' f "it oldji" I f f l t it t H i ' I ’ t w a s p i . p . , t - , | in iM ip p orl i.-st of tin* Augusta hr o k . demon s a m veil iff Vli to W i inlet tin re N l t l l 'd a i e i r l l ' wen* i n d u l g e d in. »*ut d a n e i u g was hi m in (In- s a m e hm daught er mg leturumg . tinirexl rbgv o , '» s t r i i t m g tliut t h e l . r n J . r g o pl n t h i n k I ytt* large number of tin* young tin* f e a t u r e of tin* e v e n i n g , llll'l as w a s u n ’ i s l o o w d t o itn out s t r e e t - 1 were laid in t h e p r o p e r people enjoyed a ff allow v**ti pur tv visit to Mr Fry tin. w ea i h e r w a s i nol . tlie ib or g* nd. h a 11 bee'i | l « m -Friday itigbf Ml, Nor man , Sts ansi a miff Mrs T h e b^t.** g hosts umi t he Y i c t t ol a ill a n u t m m b l e tuan pgr Gur s t r e et t o r n uij ’ti rhe anti tigaiu for p l u m b ­ sfhtl fila'ck car* wore* present loo T h e---1 Nora --------Swanson, mooii, was much enjoyed--------------- his mother ^ returned t, ing* a n d s e w e r a g e a nd MjlcphffnV fcnxt Hon. C. , F . ll art ii oi j, member of ■ ladies were in fariev dress eosttimes on Sfl Inst Saturday frdm .« tfefight o t h v l . r e pa i r s a n d tn pl a c es prcxc'nt a comity krhool liog^tl * aftendgU tfie llM(j masked for a time, which ful trip tr Arlington. Vu \\ flshlngv e r v l u m p y s u r f a c e hut t h e brlirkx meffting of said hffafxl fnst kfonday ,-aused a good ileni < f foil and added, ton. I) (' and points in I’ertnsylin vnur bread box nnd it will stay aVe t he f i T yet a n d s h o w l it t l e sign oT ‘ J i f ) , L, My'itxdibinder, i4vd en- to t ),,. W ,-Mnr effect Cake and coffee vunlu • Mrs. Swulisor: spent the ftp-ii. liulu and sweet longer than *»nd l i a l l i c of c i t y tlie heavy gliiCftt ami gang have ftecrt^luyutg U(.M. Hvrv.*d at ten' o ’clock, marsh- time with a lady friend in Arlington any bread you ever had lu forp* streets. out ifirch'ea aft# cutting up « ff^gtiotj malt**VSn were loinited ut a b o n f i r e ' and says il was not half long enough, Hut onee you taste ii you'll nt4 Tin* Herald hits no stock nt inter- of lunlf tffin acres into tpffl lM'N* ( ju. y uni and ii(tples ami tints They ^irtth brought back bad colds lie able fo see how long i wil Vst* in the mjinufurtute of* paving tracts /• . wit e "nit t « v " u t -'Ndl hours." Those \Vu uiHlentarid twt^ iirigntion keep. ll will be all eaten up H(iiist 'Nffc'.’t ' ' D o o b y . H A ^ N i e h ^ ; Fo.m|iosing the party were Air. Hur- plants have been put in recently: on liricks atid ii us never received a long before it has a chance to pleasant look Horn t lie niaitufactprem j anti W. ii Ri ul ert on, o L iaIh1 j roUl and Miss Elsa Henschon ne.nscnun vi of for Mr Paul Keely on his t ruck get stale. iToiYiy's of paving brick, t)ur deductions l o c a l school beard s a l ' i n Session-Is O a W n m l . Mi ss L r.u H t i t o n of L o u g h - g ar d e n a n d one lor Mr iL re are based upon* the uctuuV results Friday anti Saturday nights tr Miss Helen Uerinau • f I.akt* orange grovg. riy is here a d j u s t tire matter. of-‘the 'patrfins oblai lll d bom liig^loick strdyts Messrs C.iwirge Airunt. E. E Miss' Edna Thompson -pent Saintpl the In iek rbaits in I hi- county the eoloted school vs. their teftjT er. R. C . Rackiey and JV II. urduy evening »itl» Mitw Ebba Stodt M l Park Avr. Free Dell veil ami we ran triithfuily s t n t ^ h a t tlfe They roll'd that the teat W yn ne of Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Tyner purchased n Iricyrlel brick muds where proper^* laid and leaching O T. Peat won and Misses Frances (< M hj, fot hi M(n j,;|m(,r A with tin* best guide of fruving brick Rfrl^aUrt'eti. tie ;'au(r J T o i n Pparaob. W i t h ’. t Mm John Lundijuist and son J o s h i n g and othet xxl||’ stand d t ought to stand foi nhd-p.’ Miss Elsa Honscheit. Miss Lou Aton Mr. and Mrs Elmer Lttndtin* panic twenty ye lira? id least, beforu tiTuy*.- H and "l'* H i li >u Miss Helen iset mun rrUyst visitors at Alt. and Mrs. ttf the ihg any sign* of tli si n t ^ l f f t i o ii j i trf■ liundquist’s Sunday evening t hi* t oiyb*, ifhd/TlTej Srir's sixth hiiefiff. should be chtVr ’ iw tti> i»^ ft* presented • our tioc* i o a ‘d s * ' » f ' O i f e e c l t o b e o c a t f i s t i ’ Sat urday bight ' Z Z g Z r .U W T f ' : fi tion at the Htdlowieen (larty a f Lnke The fruit todrists are arriving by Friends of Mr. and Mrs. EdgitP t Mary ,Alpmliiy. i»vmuni? wgrn -v ^f -. v : ■nnd rati, ll" ‘ . ^.Vpu ' f h a t ' tlibv ! bridge anticipate ^ i t b much pk*usure I Vihlen. a n d ^ a u g h t e f , . *'0iga, Miss age just itn !»• railroad should- haye. of them have the idea that hey ^ ^ vi, if from l N , , o u f f l e - j l f l n u f Kdna. ThonliTson. Miss Ebba- Stedt, This paper wishes to go on record should he put. to packing, byl they the Holidays. * t Walfrud ami Carl Pearson, Norman as being in favor of brick paving should in* introtidred to a basket, Swanson nnd Jem* Lee They all Til'* yo'ung people of I lie neighnow. Tit-cHllse Itrick i*a* received thei l a dd e r a m i p a i r / i f c l i p p e r * a nd ru nl 9 <■ * went disguised amtt Focc -,rx Mr } V I h t H i t l 11** 111 s III|il i t . 1 1 WIT 1 proper test and .other m a t e i u b huv*-! to tin* Itel d W e h a v e pl en t y i*( d'* Swanson was tin coruiculiwt one of Lab**'4 riiim atio n uu«l t»it^v^ii ^ 1 1 "i Wtitt *btiuu|tles, fur ynu rti*vei know when fitv not mentl* help foi tin* b et t e i ' 0 *is tile bum'll Tlmy Were, taken qver ini Til me dinnei . uniter t her e mplif r We have un \1 orchestra rtow This paper wishe** to g*» "ti record I m;t> lirt-nk uu^n liutujnts inay.brcnk in . * a tailneft to Mi* I *J. E v a n * ’ and so* sJumling behintl tlie county com­ ami niter a little rehearsal they will irve-. -Hut a .-.wim to lie lirxxer fake had a line time under the tree*. T h ere wmc prr-sent Mi und Mi* lieiu .i Safi* I ><*|>osit oTik in mir |*liri* and JJurgmissioners nd the tliy council in t.tl* lie nlile to entertain the public. They thirty, th** L a k e . Mary paxfjNe * The .Epworth l e a g u e is n l n n nj n g , O. T Pearson. Helen Isermun, Leu effort to give the people the best Inr Proof Vault the con js onjy , H dton. F ls j Henseheu, Frances Pear are. royal entxritalners L'l Ml» F ‘J paving that money could buy and a social f o f Fiirlay night which will son. Flora., I’earsi n mnl Mairbld The liret mfiin we heard chi* year year. *’ • * . * any act ol theirs In this mgard .Mint eclipse anything of tin* kind ever be. Henscltftri, u nd ' M i s s Tulier kept the was Wednesday, Oct. 27th, Jcpny done by them as pubtifr- servants fore bf’en tried. Otin of our rotorrd nuin b ro u g h t! youiigiterr. in - . p r o p e r . Sunday ,\Vren and the phoelnj bird have been acting for the best interests of the 1 ' S**ro Jwu weeks. How are vouT JM t o o .It* of this city and. county. a law suit against another, lie hns «r<I«*r f i t * ' Mixr, ! i unciSe-*-*I’e.ir-oii. neconi-. only came smlny. was thi Very With their former • experience in Jiv>s meney but mote experience. . . —: . y:uiivd ^Miaa. Hilton m* Loughmun moi nijig a hurnlrgd ndles away.” This btirk and biick ttaving . the next when VIie rel u’-rteil and will * isri -i s part of a childliood ‘‘pieef*" of hit. W E K IW A AND K T U E I . I T E M S roads to be built should lie the best c omjr.g noith ill the welcome spring.' The Ketninule game warden who lh e:e this wt*ok in t h» etati atld f U o «•» eattge to . _ ** H t ,n lit 1 *- I f i s ak t k . V I * . . , 1 ». 1 . ^ \ I lu * A l l tl * t .1 Mrs. Thcmpt,on hnd Mn>. Iiniiiir. MH a «A(1 u LSt^nsu i ni hjhnt a* i was over’ about \Markham Wed lies ! Ctllici e, , _ . _. *% i*K ' f - % ■-f . ___ J - "*■ * ' -■ '^ V : - r -^ * -■ T - =1 X . - * '-* • ' ." 1 . • -X ■■ ■ * gnsrf^gg; THE TIME TO DEPOSIT 4k PEOPLES BANKOF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA J u s t Arrived: a Carload of x Big Red Rosey Apples all wrapped in. paper , and packed in bushel baskets. ‘ *For sale at retail on trqck at old depot. Now fs yOinr chance to rnake^oifr APPLE jf-e* V H i ■ VI WA NT A D S L ' h* PAY PUT A LOAF OF OUR BREAD [S ir SPENCER’S BAKERY | . mm PS V lb* * L. • i L i TV. r . "YOU SHOULD H AVE S A F E D EPO SIT PR O TEC TIO N ' 1 - *. ; a iJ. �* - NOVEMBER 6 , 1*13 . .......................................... ... L ittle H a p p e n in g s — M e n ti o n M a tte rs in ■ i . . . I n t e r e s t y v 7 -,, > j ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... ah *\ the lye-t' f. p ,1' ' ' :. * >1 . -* ■■ ; • AtlESUMF. OF SAN FO RD rtA P P E N IN fliu P - ro DATE Aiijfm *11 Camma n«aii*«nt fa# ihi CftI4U»rv to *2><XK*ir ^ Ml Mu.’ H. A Tttitttii, 1‘h<*r>« No ____________ :_________ ;________ l m 3V t i l i j m i u i 3 ilrtCIiSi3»3Ur.*3n m 3iJiSftl3i 3ii3rti;i:;5i3iti1a ^ d « i j j s , i i ' ojoaUKi ' .l ' ^ G oo d sound -lrr 1. •,'.o* • dUnJ per ptyck. l . P ; MEfiddY.' ^ . - V ' * V • < d ^ r HU! huiret ^ Ip C V O l.c/ ' B rlcT — P e r s o n a l Itcu iH o f • ■THB.'SANFORp'ttcifALir ' L* *L. Taylor, the propjlolO)' of the Three-in-One Store and hiYjfcari-V aifer, If. J . ' M i n J o m spent a t a r t On the, week In * Jacksonville "'bilyijur goods and oilier - ii u if nm . I IN AND ABOUT THE CITY f of ■ ■ I 1 In Honor oj liiid r provided by Carl for their enter­ Summary of. Che Floaflng Small' J [ A m o n g , ' t h o in/yp^- t i s i t 'o r n t o • fj i a Mr Y Cecil C Hutt and Mrs.^A. II tainment. at the home of his p a r e nt s1 Talks Succinctly Arrangfcd for > Herald. <Ofnre ,«p \Vodric.-duyZ weie Wallace entertained yesteiday after on Palmetto averiui Of emirs.- Ha l­ Hurried Itcrald Reader* 'OhurJ.r* . p. D o * . Kendrick* Guern- I noon with a ehaiming pretty au- loween decorations were everywhere,! .sey and H * S ' T hor nt on o? Orlando tumn bridge p»rt,u in honor of A M rs black cats arid pumpkins being very »+»++♦» * — . . *r T b s y ’ 'f'eMf-wettbme, being old frienda CugerTe Hoiniiiltat, one of the lecent much in evidence among the f e s - I Genuine frentu lleri7UKlu onion seed df the editor and were Rtken ovet hi ides. Effective autumn decora­ toons of southern moss arranged nt-| 1. K. PhiJjpSi -22-8tc tlie Herald office, being greatly sur­ tions were carried out with lytPliant tislically, D.iinfy sandwiches, v* * NVw.- Florida syrup At-.L. P . Me- prised at t h e magnitude of the same'. autumn leaves and yellow cosmos. pumpkin pie and hot chocolate «, t , The lights were green shaded and tempted tiie appetites of. t.he gay I rollers. ............. . . • Corned and roast beef 2 0 e the the score cards weir an artistic de­ young people. In the pin the tail ort, . \ G. d l i l i p l i n . t(d e il* e i n l i u n k - can ut L. P McCulfer’s kiV sign of autumn leaves. In the din­ tlie cat contest Edward Mdlen «o>< ■ u jji') f o r l l i « d i s t r i c t o ( D e L n n d Millinery A complete line auto ing room, where coffee was poured Hist prize arid Annie lif utt n sec­ . * » » it v i s i t o r h e r e W e d n e s d a y . caps, motor veils, ornaments, laces, by Mrs. Stringfellow. the table was ond vases of gorgeous W a sh b u rn 's , h o m e -m a d e c a n d i e s trimmings, velvets, silks, hair goods, lov'ely with its ~ ^ hosiery, etc. Mrs. Grace K. Wil­ roses, and nutumn leaves scntteied lo r s a le a t I r w i n & G i l e s . I8 -tf In H onor oj V'iniling Grif liams, next to Mc Ctiller's Grocery. over the pretty cover; the gleaming For Miss Gwendolyn l.e Massemi Chipped dried ht*e(, " Veriliest” :.t 22-210 silver urn reflecting the beauty of # who has been the recipient of many L |*. McCullei's. Mrs. W. P. Mr, anti Mrs. Frank Miller have roses and leaves. charming social attentions during A. G. Alien of the Allen's Theat ro returned from a delightful trip to Cartel^ m a k i n g t d p score \va$, pre­ her visit to M t ^ . H . . 11, i>c«», \Jtw v a s / A - t t w i n e s a v i s i t o r t o J a c k s o n * California and other states. Mr. sented a cut glass va&e, while to Laura Fish cntertnineil .Wft|i i^d: , ' Ml;.. Tu>gifay> Miller represented Flctldn at the Nn-' Miss Chatlotte Hand was present evening party Inst Fyiday t h a t was *. * * «.t ■' the consolation prize, won. in the * ‘ * “ * oni.on scad a t L. It, tional Undertakers' Attsocfution con­ one of the mojt enjcyaldo; of* the cut, of a lovely yellow and white vention at San Francisco tyid with ‘'Phillips & Co. 22-8tc syaton's small affairs. The Vittruc-* Mrs. Miller took in the big show silk work hag. A cut glass >mn* bon live home was j lovj'fy , with rose Nice fat mackerel ut L.‘ P. Mcdish was t h e guest prize. A snjud j there and nt San Diego. , l r . KU,ni , .n“■' v I »nd otiter J t u f lKVrs, « r . a Ug.d with t'uller.’*. ■ . . and sandwich course was d ai n t i l y ] , . . , .77,, , ami Apples. Apples, Fm.< II,g Idaho . rvrtl r.pon pint**. g r a t e d , w f t & r ’ " »* * ' "' * Menile s Amaryllis bulbs for snlci . ]* tl^e Itotirs Ity on tit ...... . . , i "Pines in .yr on track near old |r0smt)s. the - ^ 1^ ^ in apple 1 mU" ‘P hotl" '*>' " ,\t the plant sale. Will bloom in depot . G t l y o u r s today. J * . Itc ' j r l l | w W U f u n lu ^ ^ d t,U,.rt,ve. tt| ^ V . h p y ° UnR .■ th e sprin g ' . . . . - . - ‘pw ar f people ri‘ltlrh,*d to the City voting „ r Assisting vrruL-m-'*<-'Mn)f J. . . . /L. , •• . D o ) n u tie r'll a l a p s t m o w e r "r LMt-ss F isI I t T jrfosj gitii-totis ho-toss \ l i d that go o d E l d e r S p r i n g * ! W a t e r garden implortffnts Vou will a i ^ 'sandwich rrtVroe j i I. i i u P h o n e W . I f . / W i l l i a m s at un^ill- l I he III ai.-a discount from pHit^s'inr •• A j . .. .. . . ' f JdWHitr ttr meet -Mr^rnt oumdlit u .-1 4 \ 1 ° ip.- v>anfnrd \ House p il- t u fe .sTm S or the s p rin g s. fTcTt^l i f v ' e h M f *€**.* . *V ... . 1 :.! r i. i for the iii--' . • P la r f i a , n ,t o n * . 'y p tin * x n o jU h t,,r IJM . . -1 . l e to M 1,1 1.1 PU FM K lE ^ n n c * . phone I I ( . tl \ et vs. i i I t » ' ()l I Mulbs id t r e e - l a , . 1 ., nd pi t n , M C u lle r' r i M M r - *?N' i 11 '1>.irm * .tr, , l '’ ‘ ' ],, *■t - - * , - 1, *. - * i In if (out, w Iwa t and ek.tge ,' I I' I b l, r s |,rin g s W ater I ’ lin r t e tlc liv e re t! W, II. n J ,d i. • P -* b •t . . . rf M I* r ♦»i •> I f ten d - lo o k in g > glad ’* * * I! ....... I •, W it h ar I I' d, I ig h I f >111\ \ I I in for t it ,1 M■ Vi I .-*•■ ii - t v , f t I . I '(■ i l b | i 1 ,\l r II at ill, |ik,n' \ a, anI •> - k III l ( I ■• s ,, I, Ita ly 11 I. I A r T V most ,-njni abb in, - * ,,i ' ,1 i h< 1 . 1 K ltd,lib a , tn Id a* 1 1 I,u. n n id * h i |K'V i a I Nofiv'c rel at i v e 1*1 l lie ' we l l life 1 * . '■-Iti* II,, n M r- M iu nen "I Hunt aid Heal*** an il M i** \ I' .v i I. Ib ra ld b ld g I l.s., Kalin*** ul lt*i- »ii- v|u|Mf 1 , • |l,,*l e'u i • |,v , os r g ai ns i n ' a l l Itlnda of r ea l e s t a t e , fie ti« b e f or e b uityyiln n gg . . S e m i n o l e Heal E s t a t e Co, , G e'o° * H a rt, M g r. U i'v a n d e r A M rtn b*e h-Bn t tlie restau ran t In co urt % --- 1 ■" .n il ( lu ll lip PHONE - „ 152 S A N FO R D . F L O R ID A .JJ* r ' Reasons M.i*lzr ^ilK JrTm c tti.in the ttsiuil care, n»y Nlioqf.stuiiiLyp U,,^CI more than the usual wc*V, \M.iny new styles are ii»‘dtttletl-ir^-^u>y line, for this reason every siylc a better value at the price. . . . . „ E. H. EAST S t e a m V 'u lca n U In g Callings and Tu be s. t Tube wK^lc •>5 cents up Pi prop t wrvjce AVoik guaranteed E S. Roc key,“ at ford Oarage. *v . p THERE IS BUT ONE PLACE IN TOWN TO BUY YOUR SHOES .301 , | * i e - 1l o l ls ‘ house I Don't forgcl our Icc Cream Parlor junl across the street *.? N«* fl'hy **•* Jtjg on t A i hi.i RUmV g t iW e \toa men rnnurdinK »U Florida Fat is np Olu\Sntifor(I^ltoy and started in the ffrtfttwal gunh' lh thin city and in his fiook, on Inidfye politics to be printed by T h e Herald his story will "tart from this city. The book will vauive a sensation in rirtrtin pollHeul rlrele* anil alreadythe 'filers f ^ the book are pouring in. . T h e irri^ e s sih ie in the city crj T u e s d a v 11,-fM^i m i n t t*, w i ll Iu* I,' 1*1 f.’ l u h m o m s m e tn h rrs in v ite d of anil re fe p tio n th e. ot if f f" Tuesday the , i d l e , t lull on n pet 1 In re ip ic ste d M rs. It it l -tl " t Ol l , \ O II 111* in - * tu rn e d w ith o u t p m - t i , n *i ill1 1 b e a r s *t h‘ e *., l i k e n. e s s T h e C rig o f*■ *l , K <Ittgsbv F" t s a l e at i n , W i , . \t,|ri,| • and Jl d ,,p lid ilU , 7 *... a c r e s tile d under j'yfvdon o f good e n g i n e e r . 'H v r years. house: f ir s t Good prarlirnlly. rU ss 8 tif U !Tl-r H o lly horte«s w i ll fm Larg e b arn . Rnr b rick - 2 ConipleT' p tn M l.ttV K U . CitV Clerk s. , » ' IV i v tto au it .l# -*■ * G et t h e savings h ab it. ^ J d aa yy tf yp u r g s f ^ T I n i n i - i * . . • ■ C m - < b a n K a ' . * •. * ? - a c c o u n t w ith , , u s to d a y . ' -»v % * •’ u •■• -TH E HOME INSTITUTION" .,7 - V ; ' Y / •» J **\^^v v v / , 1, . , • - ®cttBi*ldn , bcitig|*-.* 1 ( \ . ^*■. p One nhape for farming (Ma adaaon*!libr jvo\aivth hjrih'lay Ji ,g^y gwdj - ' Thin is fhc bekf bargain In the San- ) timJ. .wa- tninyed hf "llu*" Ifltlh' m 4Dt'Tl ia .y o ijr aCoovih3> ^ places v^hero y p p r'm d n e y wilt ^roV/:^ was 1 m i l e . f r o m I n u d l t t g ^ h e r 1 n * ig h b f t r}n v f d th^ W <LThis b a n h is s a f e , s o u n d , c a r e f u l an d c o u r te o u s — th e e ssen tia l attri­ b u t e pf su c c e s sfu l b&nHlnj£.. A ?ii » »»_t^ I)>i /"it * Ku.rpi(Jr I'a .fy aftern o o n , -i till > p In C T l * 3 b a n K is a p ro m in en t fa c to r In pC bsperity ^kf-Aho p eo p le o f th is coham unity It offers to . th em the sa fn e h in d of b a n h in g factliOes th a t a r e e n jo y e d b y th e g re a t bu sin ess in te re sts of Wall Street. —■ — *— —— — l i t t l e • M l*K .X ru fpnr oitt - F l a n * . In ! d a y ■ . <^From th e b irth of th e n atio n to th e £/, p re se n t tim e of n atio n al p ro sp erity and yfnflu ence th e b a n h s h a v e b e e n prom inent fa cto r in th e developjl . m en t o f this cou n try . » f . m ad. - t l *“♦ --------- ffl . .. ir a -numbi ff . c f j . ; l>y system , 1 l , '» [Old Marchonts E x c h a n g e on Wall 3t.7kiaed itu fip iiy .s u rp r is e d w/Her . *j( AI, I by Boakcri mlV eorl/ part of the ladCcniur/. ishes i hum u life ot happine^* und ^ .^1 VI I fr.i .* » 1*. ife : proSpGzuy n io r y ' Il . , it r . I l f 35 IT he the N o vem b er. •*,« , . || \ "III. « to a t t e n d th t- J riage of "SmltKvGutltel" last T lies ( l a y w*' were intainform**d us to the identity ol the purlieu und make t he •ToHo win g to rr/ctio n Mr. K D. 'p u n t e r , form erly" of G; . '.-’V r**jc of Fnnfn-i| ' d Miss * t lolly Smit^i of Viena *.. w.-re o '»»' i i the hnlv bond-, - f wed lot * 1* ill ft"v G *o ( H y r ’Jvn i t. ill' Hapti ' ***m ;dii, t,'UgnOoo at ti o'clock A. . j ln < M l. m to 12 i i i a n d 2 p. m. ; j | | 1 p. i n , , ( i n S a tt u it w i l l h e d p o tie d /rd’irt 7 u rr dd aa yy -it ,-t f'or'e* jon ( u lliv a tc d room new. a u lo m a tir s ta tio n 'la n d stip k/- I -II, I I t It. ( A ll co rd ially G un ter-is r t employ*' o' the CoiCbout i Co., vdgetahlr g-owerr of Celery avenue and has been here 1 !.„nic lime, s t n d bidtig in the very trirU*. of his crop work was not Able to taV: ;* ’ .eel. off to g/*' to Viputi-Oo1 get rtarriid an*l the consequence** was t h a t Mjfa Smlth cam e to San-1 ford, joqfyidyiii)?* the way alone, Ruy yaur ro u e b u ih e N u t the and w'ga met by Mr, Gunter and plant anlr November Iti and ^0 . B o th, Next door to reKiabraiil In court forthwith m a d e his hritic. young people :arf*ypopular und are1 h o u se b lo ck. § the mid daughter of old ami re­ spected fumilieit tif Vienna. Ga ( H O IC K R A R G A IN The il**raid lu g* their pard",^ Apd F i f t e e n a c r e s b e s t . t r u r k la n d * ’, w e ll* , .1 I In an announeement of the mar p e r f e c t f o n d i i i o n , .1 e x t r a l i n e H a w i n g t, net ( ^ \k 'lilt t * are dl I, u| one NT W I . , , i e l l . I 'J e r k a n d C o l l e c t o r . . No dIscum11 "| hV , 11 i i - 1 h 'l e r n h e r M l . • , I ,. ,! tii-M e |', | .’, Ili a d , a , i;n \ Novem ber of 11 p a , ini I i t . J a • •• " t i _ .’ ’J ‘ ‘ ^ •I?’ * . . -* a **2 ,,7 .1 FIRST SHOES-THAT’S MY L v tin I■ u ltc rn o o n clu b de p artm e n t m onth 4 here to Verve you with the very lx*st oj everything. ( ooked properly in a |>**rfeetly sanitary kitchen and wrved iu the right way NEW WOODRUFF I I U I I , D I N G ib .ilo e , - k . .1 I'll,-re ale many upplb imt** at t hi Herald ,itin <*\*very day wanting hoard a t t n r n< - ■r and moms and if those who h.tv, 1T H E B O N I T A C A F E ; s ,i» * t ,.r .| was i* I- When You Eat Why Not Get the Best, When it Costs no More? We h»- o p e n 1 hoard and rooms would advertise of I d a h o Just tKrlvod, in the Herald they could fill their ] iV|i|tla-i • N o w . b>viig .s o ld at r e t a i l o n ; ^0 U . M thin Koaann, Every mriniger j j , , , t r a i l * n e a r t h e o ld d e p o t f o t hr* *city cornea to the Heruld Olflce for U or n ia l tun und scans the Whitt S h a s t a d a i s ) ( i t u n i s at ( h e p l a n t / Column for what he wants, Nett ^ittle . N o v e m b e r 1'J and 2 0 . s, , Mills beautiful chrynuntheI” II II*' it the f l o w e r s h o w ni\d plflcv * *ur orders for plnnlH for np r lt f il 1'd oor to ijvln n a ** • i l i l o c k . j * \v i>h f J«•r f 11f • ' •T III" Nolir* wilt i. li e ie l i . i l u i " l a . . lul ,i \ In* l* r ow a y o u n g l a w y e r u „ d i , e m p i n i e d A n n ie t he \ I It M \ , l a i d, < 111J,1**111 t i- i n- ' ** ,i, t o n i n g mi v,,ur fill a - c a l ome l (ol id .1 >r11 r I Ml in 1 " il' s t e m ,,t - i . i g n a t i n g |*,its"i,s, a* , n . I*•, , * m i l , v on t* I1* dl i— N,. Mire. n» pa* Price 2a t ents fl'»! VV'I \ ,* » ».D l I" ......................... aid. t 1^* t - b'l « tl- - rtj* 1, • l i t S] I I I f1 Ii, log !% ■h.ir .it f« risl n " * ’ t At U t a 1 fi t ' I i f - ' lor Thi-r* - t - *111 *. i (J; fit " t • i f i *•v ii j l , i * , *' \ •!» Pi* i v , i'l l " ' ^ ‘ 1 IT , , hr 1 .s»ll. el ,TV tiling vour roses themumn to the lb,w**r nhow. Try Mr ui)<i Mrs H o l l y , M : a n d M r * T'tr one of (he prizes Nov. I 'l a n d 1 J S Wilson M r a n d M r * ( ' *•’ .1 M r- have C a lo m e l - *. avenue t h a t ' we A P a in .S t ^ ' " I I\ I iclu ’t w ith e v e r y It* s o m e p e iip le . h u l a n i k n i l * c a n t u k r I J u i c k ' s t h il l 1 i i n l r . t j u i r k s < h il l T o n i c , f l n u r f c d w it h “ S w e e t S p le e n .' '. I L a n ' .-u p e rc e n tlc d a i l o t h e r c h i n tonir.s w h e r e "I In tro d tire il (.r t lla t l It P h i l l i p s a n d ■- ■P ro te sts Show I‘tirch asc. i*< ut , I lu h n C e le ry for ge l Mr- P ictu re ash ^t,*n'ne ^an Nol Rf Toleraled I« I J V V | l i - i v \ , M>- ii- t Y 'O I I fi >U<|ih 1* i.m M ill...... \ nr tut m e u t ' cap*, motor veil tt * si'hool. its.' silk-, hair golds. trimming v<dv I jriice V, j|. 20th V a c a n t st ore in c ourt h o u s e ( H e n r y , Mi s. <• V P r a d i anil Hr ink that pure Elder S p r i n g s 1 hosiery ,t MrI h M"lit Water and gel the limcttl* there* , >■ i lilock m a t dour to r estn ora nt M . <’ n il, r - • • ru e, r * fr«tn Phone W II Williams at the W il l I In p e l - o i l w h o ( n c k e d id* Ptie ,ll * , F,, C ,Si #-(■ Sanford M o lis e . * ■ \ ill i\ ■ - 1* " •' Mr and g r e . n p a r a s o l T i n * d a * r * t l l t l title Hie itOJitft r*u. i,!(ion \ m otor p a rty to U r l a n d " W e d * ii,.liter j j i - v c .1 5 c S 1 0 0 v |" ri,..| i • ul -pi II, ,i w i t h For -a I" iii 1 ■,,, > in duel loipcti.tl rh r.itfc Hull,ling I",- U t K I ' s f t S < \ N I >A C * ** B. L. Perkins tl , 1 h, i n , i, 1 u t u| , it h, l: i t , -•i i Mj .111,1 M ' , *i r :* * 11. gi vcn lii> r F i l l W .III { f u l l y Hi J lies, 1a l e i e rv11ig w Iji r*. and milk* o n , ] ) \ * - , . * i r si b1 " Iv had a g" * ! tliti** -m,I in , hi ol Nun •mb**r I * I I h relliir.ls, ells,, d lllgu'l ;i deiig.lilf.il 1 ol 'heir summer lacatinn* <Mvin t ( ) I Vl.l n F I R S T it I II',, i 1.1 ( ii *1111<,t, lien* llinking alter • was i! i I u l ....... i f ■i t. . 1. 1* . •*u r- e - to W illia m s lh, **;, nfiird Ho tine or the S p r i n g s ■ a tun k home * >>,i r i n l i n e , m .ti . , ■ *h, Ul n, i do H taxym f* |*-. I , i ,*t i |* i htu i Ii will gi\ ■ i i ■ r |1 M P I'fi"u " U gr, -iw social on t In- * l otting o' Un e d Ir,,i a |, . i g Id ’ >. Mil gilt -ts t> be i a t - PI tnooiit 11 ns I’ *,i \ Mol .•min t I ' I ' l t f<>- lh*- M l ! h i f orm » 1 .1,(11, * no r N. *. > . - 1 t ,) i*n t o i a r '. M- si-i'i, at t 1, ol tint., I the g lle-t * ot M * ■I l',-r I( i,Iii 1 *1 r i - h, ' t g l a di ol us | i h* , -t, t*g and mt sab November I ‘I and ’ll lie VI box to restaurant in lonrl tll*1l-' Idol h , 1h e III' 1■J , r ■ p* ?TTl *■a Ciu4qN •» Let us show you our $20.00 madc-fo-mcasurc suits. . * Ii.* va• i k Vk;i ■* i ► 11 Iu *Im |c i mm, 1.a in A \ i.o rh n r li- u id 1i *>vs • 11«, j m' f 11f11"*j liv Mfs. II K ||i st,.f l a n d , Jp a t l r t 'r i t » e V>em*ke A m ir oil Moriduy night So 1 III- 1ji »rue i f Iflg g in l l l i t x i l l i g g i t i ' . H n lle S m i t h , \1 r .i 1 l . Mu F inI'G. a n d I V ,< fiea 1., tiler parly VA.IH K| \ ««|| III honor MiM-. ms K\am i»f ( h,*l■ >•*!*, Frank //rrffotrrgrt H o r to l i m n V 1 1 r |■' lr ,1 - ur, - , i J , A ,| - ., 1 at. I P r u t on w a - t lie I n i p p ' v >•>, i g Thu joll , m . v* d rt, ** ' iii j Mo w ro.i-1 I,,, I'lle n d a v e r e i- ' N g t " -< ' r, ■ )■ " r 1 h KJ|> tMIV . T'fo* 0. iri * lit tee* v o ilt i g f t l e l i d s w h o h e l p e d gb*e M f ■•* Hciff-y, Mis* * Did. *1 1 ‘ 1it r t in t h e H a l l o w e e n • e l e l t r a l ion bill M iss 4 M is i> l l u i i I'l.llit i» ,1 M, >)■ K< u n> i Il M u m , II H i r §win- j . ll * > . n .,m h ..r - paper |iu, i,.-d tine big l>lalt“ Her i m u l a (T n o d t .flt lD and \\ t*ai•|»i-*1 in bllshel basket* iro m n i a| pi* *t ■ ” 1 Plait '* that will put >.,nTiiid tn trim l*.r C t <■ like . good ii tlrile f' v a r i e l i e s '• >u u * » i llfl .Nfcisrena, Sadie Williams, Florenc *• Dirkuis. -May Dirkins, . .\, .•NVriI. Frank, ('htttlotle Hand and Messrs • t li?" siv^V**room rV;cr*ritly ms*upii*il D u r i n g Clean I 1 U e e i ,............................. t' -i-denl kknt„ghfiff . % . jmt A r n e s , ,,iA M ,[J-'tt()|1 S r . t»a Ilo vva > , I .Ii ,y *1 and S , r-r1 I \) Long. t'loL a i d 1 m 1•G mem s. n i a t - i i•■«*i ]■1.r * t*,' j jrw•Ip' Howard, \tflm* , fttTt*. <•* * :i i a:. ilismunt ilil.iiii.it lc>m t,..,.. 1llill 1 .11 11Hard -, , i w ' t e *l fVr r'.j t _ w AtI > r - \t 11i lev "initWrue Wheat Hearts. Phone [I at Ort'rrVtc-.W.• Its* Its'.Morg II llllll I ’otti/ Mtllc^ |) 1 , , ' |<.'■) and lie KemalH lla'dwiiri* r.*5.- * fraitk M lllnr.'* 1 I- N h d l r lli in ut t h e I b t s r c r s h o w ..» Blatff«i<*il . jriue-llriya! t ’ajl1 will 1)e'”V>,-i)p(.||i^l t a k *-if •A \ f ^2 2 ■- 1 fe* * ’ I et t;ie! • i f f . •• i . part in ■ :J . geio-r il f jit -I nn* -t(■ ni * Innt* ’ ’ i -tl i ■ O W IS T H E T I M E to place your | order for your Thanksgiving Suit. The International Tailoring Co.,*| make nothing but the best and the -prices are very reasonable. vsj111‘ ' s e h t p u g , - t a l a r t i u m b a r e s Tin r r 1 * every II .Q^itFasb purchase at tL j/Perkins*. 'f I '* / J - '4^■* S I- -* a •* f - h �R t j The Exploits of Elaine A Detective Novel and a Motion rictu rc Drama By ARTHUR B. REEVE T he W ell-K now n N o e tlh l and iht Crralor a f the “ Craig Kennedy “ Sloriet Presented In Collaboration With the Path* Players and the Eclectic Film Company _____ Copyright, HU, by Urn S i x Company All rorelgn KIghU I U x r r s d ______ See the Pictures at The Star Every Wednesday. * 8Y N O P S IS . »‘lie N e w Turk poll, n lire myi>ttn.-d by a j>. r|.-- of tmmb-r* anil «l ber <rlnn «, The ■ ■ rtti< i |>•I elu.- in (hr criminal In tin- warnine !■ tli i whh h la »<-nl tin- i h Ulna. alKiio.1 will, ., f'litli li Ing lot ii.I " Tl,«' l at . f t v l, Itlli.aif ,4Ip- myali rhnin ua-'cyyaln la Ta yl ur 11,1 Inatirnmi' prt-ni.lt-fit Ilia ilnOtiMcr, Klullie, employ* Cra i g Ken* l ul l) , the f.unmia m'lent III, ib-tucltve, toirv 1/j "uurnv.l rim my st er y Wha t K e n ­ nedy ni'iiinipllahei Id tobf hy I,la friend, bum eon. n .i.-vvtpiiper man After many f 1 iiltlraS utli'tlipla to |nu Klitltie unit ; t'rnlK Kennedy out o f l ht> w a y Mie C l ut ch. Ins fin ml ta til lust found to be none oilier i han Per r y Meimetr. Klnfnn'a Iniyyer amt the man aim la enga ge d tu marry. Ilnini*ti Hera to the den o f one of hla Ctdnese criminal*. Th* Chi na man forrea from Rennet! the secret o f the wlierralniuts of l nn T.atjO.cAl0. T Thr n hr give* gi ves Uu* ttie l awyer awy er a populon whi ch will aimpc ml anlnintlon for months K enmity rcachca I ten m i l ' a side Just a f t e r tic ha» lout ronsiTniianeas. TW ENTY-FOURTH SHADOWS OF EPISODE WAR. It w a h n iht), or two a fter th s -e s capo of "Wu Fang mid Inc/ Kennedy Imd Chase nnd w juflur detective whom he frequently , m p l ' n o d on roil lino inn)tern, at work over the cluen Admission 5 and 10c l h e Hiranger went on. " t ha t K e n n e d y lin* I nvented u new wi re l ess altlii m a l i c tor pedo A l r e a d y a I d l e r Is oil t||i hlm tllill „ |lttB p,.,.,, ^ I W lu4k> i he oilier mull who had been drawdropped In on mb nt tht* laboratory . Ing n <tgur-shaped outline on the wet Just n s K e n n e d y w a s h a s t i l y op e n i n g sand, looked up " W e musl get I hose hi s ma l l , on del*, lie pui in. adding, "both of C r n l g c at ne to a l a r g e l et t e r wi t h them tlte one In- has and lliut the a n offi ci al look, Mil o p e n t he en ve l o l l e g o v e r n m e n t ha s . f u n u lie d on e * " .triil onli.liled Hi, tell- t 11u r r . , h ’ I l ul l pel do 111 UIIS Wl| i d U II Sill h e c r i e d , j u m p i n g up and i h r ns l l l ig rr*f *-ri % tln> l e t t e r hefo/e i|“ tteii.it lllitl Vtul v wlrflt l\ 1'IIIM ill wit* d r a wi ng V i ro s s ill* top of I lo- pupet w I | r —e !•>, • : ci Hi, i n i hlioiit V\ u Unit *-III b l i s s ' 'll oi htlle CotorriHlull.il I ■ I ri III l Mil | 11,111 lllfe.ldv Idll ll lied .III w or d .lit,iik on* loin In an uurvpciled i|iiur Un ited States Nuvy Department. o r' Washington. O C I <H*i n in W a s h i t i g t o u the u n m o m Flo- l e i i e r w a s m t t-re-dth}', m g i Ii.it our puisiiti id \\ u i nine l i e n P ro fe s s o r Craig K e n n e d y . head the ntllclal* of the navy depart T h e U n i v e r s i t y , N e w Y o r k City lei "I b, it'll lull III and r l l l l w e i e till) OeaY Sir — Your- ^ a v r Hn - i j H‘C tor pe 'iv- Me n11,11 l o n f e i i - n e e ill w b n h th<-\ do m od el v*as trurted y e s t e r d a y and I ■w i !• lo i n i »• | .1 ottli liillv K < M i l l l l * r t a k e g r ea t p l e a s u r e , i jf s t u t o i g that it * n iat >eh >u“ i.n vetii nor whi< h n was ion w a s ent i r el y si i ^ces^tul . T h e r e Is po hdonllv lieheiiil. would l i l l l ni ati l ) d o u b t t h i t the U m f e d S t a t e s is safe Uiuk* wut nil |-ih“ l hie f r o m a t t a ck as l o n g as « e retai n its > iti'il ahout a l ong tabh Hi oiu- id secret Vsr y s i n c e r e l y your* ho,ltd room I' In I ot.li «In* olh DANIEL W A T E R S • I* hul r ' iifto ul , ot Me d>-|iaii|le |U A s s i s t a n t Secret. ! , » ■ If mi |e tlon m e ni" V' mi r i Lor tie W h e n are we g o i n g t■ ■ the won ual s i i i III .v w iielow Hjat a wotiuiti il.rfnl It, i •titjoii i lull, I ad de d ,- I 1 "I’ ru | l u r w'J.i was i ranser lung , r m* t u ,| lii I no) not • t 1• .ii 1 % 11 ,'■ >iir , , lie ' r Ilf ..I .* • i; • ’ ■ • - .i n m g ,i 11 a 11 i j ) , . if a ml la d II I'll I lo tof in do • [ 111 « | III 1 \ H Sol'll II ** Soil WI“ l| j ii'. Will) l.f th. t . ' tit,- , If* >tv alt h i m * * * i r 1 ..i f i i i o' i l ug i.i >r lo 11,,. \ • p Ii ■■ r I* bgl l l 1' i UU Him -.1 * lit |L1.'pin 1 o p e n i n g It H e r e s t he utll> nl 11**i 1 ! tliu.li.'il . H fill.1 » ' 1a m .sl. a par** « » f ih » i T ll*' n i o d' d in e\i let . '■ 1' -Ole >| VJ ' l 1H If| l|, r i , ii <1 It i " Mi I ' III I o \ \ U 1 ■i i . I 1 * 1 ' • lI•* 1• A ' 1 ’ ■! 9*f • l i e hel d up t ■ ' i 1 Ml i * t* .............. . <'..-I Tol l! ... \or 1* * ' ' It ff t ' I III ' t of -t I „ t • fl'ljl tt'H • *I ! »" ft" *1 K If* eOi, m r>.•, • by fnt bot"i»e ijiv iiii^t i s pi U ii I ting ni trolled, ■ tlte strsygi * i m' e t t ng o h the prouinn . Tim principle of the thing.* l LIT »ory ' went on proudly . 1 • I hut 1 e •> v 11 ||m * i, ,-t , melt ftviiftl at llie win -v a ) oh to art mil e r el ay s m u lie r*>rpi Mr,, ri tin leli • 1' I tia' 1“ 1 I llllil WII ti .1 no a, •' I lie cl mild, t h r ou g h i lo i eim d< w ■ Work ii I • iy *tt it dow .Muni l.lji, KinliltiilV Mb' s u p re m e I, ...II.. |,I tol y»l,',|i III il.t-llir >11 v I'll'! I I., y • si • > M .*"■ *-W -; 0)0111 lii ttie. dev toil- pl ot s a n d - t o i m .. t it Kuug, ti >s to in t ,it, s w' Ts hud brought litin mu. contact * mil omy with criminals of thr*-lowest order, but with those high up In financial and diplomatic circles n Thuft ti happened Mint a( tym-h , crisis aa Kehuody had brought about for bUn:W.u hud suddenly been called, out ot the city' and had received an ■ EL .. h.i'l I" t i, 11in•,1 , uin 'lit- torpedo I 11 >ti , ill "Pt** d Tli'lll tin (IirTiit f o r wa r d i w r r h i it I ,1" w ll' rur*,*-tl nrel ,,l Mill ill|i « Ilf I*' I - I n i c e *10,1 11 .1 'I ,1“ If I fl ♦ lit vc U I .ink Inins. If hud I ■ t d u e d .Ml- r tinge t it 11to 111 s e t t i n g in moti on tlii* f o r v t s whicti loI Lo had scarcely lltllsbi'd Ills brief t o m ol n* >f ' ,ir> to * .ill to aid Mie for * detU-tlhUcn Hindi Ihi-to trim* a kni" k ■’ tif thv tlOor. . 1- umvwi ruil .11 It ^a* ,' ign agebi-. in lln ir i dol s aga i nst K e n utdy'rt torpedo wi Jt tMP and his usilirtimt. A h W u np|irr>ached the itruir .if his ’S\'p'Vc- found the place, ou J ’oM strecl,*' tlfey repmJed rut-tit-dly U s ,iten and was a b o u t to enter, tits e y e s -fell on o u r iiui|iost. t h e tilind b eg g a r No. 11 us yob Yhflught We v« U'ft operative dlsgntseri as a \AUy\'fteg- i Histuntly Id* suspicious wef. aroused gar to watiii the p l a c e " 'v*' “ . . III- ,'looked the lo-ggyr over, with u a Hulf aiv hour later we t u r V d Into t «li«»M|elit a momoU^ then turned i liltintowu from the shadow of the , l«"ler|il oh e n t e r i n g weuu'.yj, tin.deviited rullrmid on fliuttiuui sipiure. | xirfel. l i e m a d e thu c i r c u i t of t l u O d o c k doing our best to ufleet u llowery ami nuw c a m e to an a l l e y on Mu* next slouch We hud not gone far before we came str eet Mint led hnr-k to the l imldlng In to the blind beggar* lie was sitting wh i ch lie liad Ills den . Still f rtfVnl ug. by Nu. It wilt, « sign on l|1* bn*asl. tie gan-d a bou t , saw thill he w^tv^pedyrlndiuB Indusrtiousl > at u small f ol l owed, mill e n t e r e d a doorway* t ’ p the ntnlrs lie inurle his way until * biirfet (jrpxirv*'briTm.' Mm ou "iiicti rented u till chp. Wu passed lnt»i unit he c a m e lo uti e m p t y loft Qt i l c kl v lie .Ketjuiedy took out a coin from his u t i i l CHfcr l o t h e Idling wall a mi b e g a n f e e l in g cautlmirjly aboitT as If for a **, pocket nnd <lrop|»ed It into-tin* cup A* he dhl so he thrust Ills hand Into Bticrii s p r i ng hithlen In tin; pl aster “ No o n e in t h o b ac k room." sold *ltio cup and uutckly took out a piece K e n n e d y , r ej oi ni ng me In the dun * of .paper which he put mod. l i e' s out, all Tiro bltud beggar tlmnkcd and i tse l f wi th the p r i s o n e r t,\y*s»ed Us. and w« dodged Into a r i g h t . ” Il ef ure C r a i g w a s a mi rr or As ho doorway, where Kennudy opened tinl ook ed • Into it. at an angl e, lie coul d paper amt read. W u Kang guue out Wo had scarcely mounted lh*> slalrn avee a pa r f ^of t h e d e c o r at io n * of tlu* to the den of the Serpent when a se r­ w a l l behi nd hi m a c t u a l l y open nut. F or vant tn n buck room, hearing a mdse, a n Instant t h e e v i l f a c e of W u F a n g stuck tils head In tliu door, Kennedy upjH-ared Wi th o u t a w o r d . C r a i g w a l k ed Into am! I made a dash at him, and quick­ A^ h e did so, W u ly overpowered him, snapping the t he b ac k r oom F u ng k ni f e In hntul. s t e a l t h i l y opened bracelets on his wrists. Wulih him. Waller, directed t'ralp t he sl i di ng panel Its full l ength nnd lie made tii- way into Mie but k too , bi.t.Iv . , . roil th*' J'.S’ iii behind _jr •r ' • W .So. you t o ' ii <1v lit, si l f e t , U,|ol to i I ti i i ■ 11 i, • - -* J hur r i ed o ut nnd r u s he d d o w n the Btrcot s e e k i n g an olllcer. Up In tho den. W u Kang, silent, stood with Ids Itnrk in t he wall , se mv l ln g bulletil) I’ Uise lieslde him ha ng u sort of bell curd. Just out of rcucli Ke n n e d y, r e v o l v e r In linnd, w a s exnin Inlng t he w r i t i n g t a bl o to i l ls r ov er w h a t e v e r e v i d e n c e ho coul d Sl ew I\ I mp er c e pt i i d v. l uili by Inch. U'u moved t o w a r d t he le II cord l ie was r ea c hi ng out wi th hi* ma n a c l ed huml« to seixo n ul n-i i Kb tilled), alert, turned, saw h i n K and Instant l y shut Wu l i t er al l y c r u m p l e d up and dropped lo Mie llpor ns t ' rul g bounded ov e r to him Ily Mils t i me I had found n poli ce man and ho hud s u m m o n e d (ho wtvgoji from thr* Kl l z n b e l h s t r e c l stati on, a Uf,.w i,|(n*krt away A h. wo d r o v e up b e ­ fore llie den. I l ea pe d out and t he po lice f ol l owed. I ma gi n e my s u r p r i s e at Boeing Wu s t r e t che d on t h e floor; K e n n e d y bail tried to s t a n c h t he (low o f blood from a w o u n d on W u ’rt sho ul d e r with a h a n d k e r c h i e f anil n o w w a s m a k i n g u t e mp o r a r y b a n d a g e w h i ch lie bound on him. land Bound the very day after Ronnedy'ii littlo nflnlr with him In the labnrutory and Ihft day before the letter from W ashington arrived. T h ere on tho rocky shorn, lie eat gazing out n t the waves, wtilting, when HUildenly, from arounil the prom­ ontory, cam e a boat rowed hy two ntnlwart sailors. It carried an pusKonger* two" dark-complexioned, darkhijlred men, foreigners evidently, ihough carefully dressed bo n* ,o con­ ceal both their identity nnd national ity. A b the boat catno up to a strip of “How arc you, sprgmnt ?" nodded sandy beach among tho rocks, the sailKennedy. “Well. I guess you'll admit *ors held It while their two passengers I made good this time.” jumped out. Then they rowed away C o m m o n h u m a n i t y d i c t a t e d t ha t wo as <|Uickly a* they had come. t a k e W u first tif ul) to a hospi tal nnd . T h e two mysterious strangers salut­ g j i him- fixed up. and to a hos pi t al w e ed W o "U ’e nri* under orders from Vent Kenifr-dy nnd I e n t e r e d with tile Intelligence otllce." Introduced one our pr i son e r s , c l o s e l y g u ar de d hy thr* who seemed lo be the leader, "lo get pollen this American. Kennedy." t ' ra l g h m u l f d W u o v e r In t w o y ou n g * Information bus Juki come to us, 'I' v e j pi i c d hi hltt itnv bf g ra p h K lu llie , u n a lo u n 11•r n e w s . hud i• i , g i , cnlng himself out a fter the fracas, " I ’ll slay hero with the prisoners. Go get tho police.” ■ Tin \ V n h . k b i t ' upiui«.*»l tor insiniil a i t l o l , In isii vt d i t o - ,1 amt eliiser to III. It. had airtbisf n u c h e t l u e and paused to gi. at a s lie poised the kni fe ready l o st r i ke , when I h e a j d a slu.ut from K e n n e d y nnd a acuflle. Craig had leaped out from be|ilnd a screen.................. near thu doorway. to ...... . the back room where lie had hidden to lure Wu on. With a powvtfut grasp he twisted the knife front Wn’s hand and It fell ord er fifim a group tif powoaful for­ with a clatter on the floor. I was nt eign agents hiiov\M ccretly as the .In- Wu myself up Instant Inter, lie was UdllRvuce Office, to tileot an em is­ a powerful ngh„iwi*bu' » e managed lo sary ai a c e rta in rocky promontory rnr.p the linmlimfT* on him finally, alsp. ‘on tho Connecticut shore of twiug Is"W alter," panlud Kennedy, straight•* . d oc t or s and a n u r s e Ily this ti me Wu was very w e a k f r o m loss of lifrsul Rllll hi' ha d hts iron n e r v e and Mtat wa» t a r r y i n g him i hr o n g h The two y oun g d oc t or s ami the nurse c id gi’.irretv hi etui to int o nTT*TTMTTTr mdcrb a n d a g e l o r e p l a c e It pr oper l y when a noi se o u t s i d e told us that a w e e p i n g ami g o a l i ei l i a|ll>g del og at l nn of t ’ hl Ih-se bad a rr i v e d K e n n e d y by Mils Urju- had finished t a l ki ng To live d o c t o r s and h a ’i'iiLI I II m i l In these 'I hey had I ik' ll l u l l It,to a room in Mie ,1 !•,|n-n-ai v ),i"i Mnii Mi, i In,t o r i ng c ro w d ptc-hed in moiii a s k i n g '|ti» i i m n s . o i h e i “ t,» ,, ,,t i T r M' fi,t. i ' T The g r i l l W 'I 1‘ang The y w e r e so I nsl sl eul that ul I -i niu of 111* d m i o r s w s * fori a d lo ih m ilul Mia! t ll*' plft tie ||t |y e 1to tn ''Ul I ’I,I v s t a r t ' d to push t he m back In t he mnl ee one of thei r nemlu-t 11,.in.i y d l " i-i I l O i U f t <>I)i ' I ' it ami 11 .ii li Mo door wa v to Mo e c o r gem y r oom 11 • Viivs as wi f i n e d o " ' lulor dryssi ol a l mo s t preci sel y 11v • Wu alMotugli In- had oil a »oiiiewhlit d i d ' rent t a p In timid and rl • aUj 11 ;t H t.'lll Ilf' * ib- w UP A V1 1 11. ho 1 ITl*|||]'i f h* nf h* r i Ii 111.1 itiii 11 dr t u tini h t>. Ititnl rh * m r*mmi " Ii u lt lilt! Mu- >1i n ' U | V 11« • u\* r k * iu *. room and t till riM 1* •1 1u llif** If ,! a ll, I*' ‘ • ll*'j 1t>«•111 U it ™,t p h i . . i| . Hi )<ri oftsT.il IMK 1T,<til' .tin! f 111t *■ Wat. Ilollbll H|. I" up. i Iv 1 li"0l ■ h !i*^ tcrrlbiy w.iiik now Hark of l he *, rr. n. how i*\ '-r 1ll*» iiihvr i 'll 10k 111.Ill V* ,1*. 1ildo k- »Itji ■ f •! I'.-l m, n o -.*v t. c a l glim. • -ii wltal vviih g , Iljlg o n T h . - f 11 1l i ' . i l . d 1.1 lie 11 ' ' Me* to " it' in .lb ■ 1 •sl> " 1, »-,iU '» . . • . 1 - -if. • . * * * I ............ * - . n , i i* :i U •! < oili rto ii ■ k. ni, the h u i d i c m g "F Wu lie pin r e d t he u a i l d a g e ’ o v e r III* left s l mu b l e r and a r m in (he name way Mint lie s a w t he d o c t o r s lining wit Ii . Wu They had fi nished wtMi Wu. and otuof tbe ,1". tot * m o k . d . a . r to the door way to . a l l the a e i g c a n l For llie mo tin■ iit tin- r* ht liii.l left Wu tiloiie. lii* I'Ve* a ppa r ) bilk hal f cl.me.l Ihrougt. kyi-,ikl|.‘»* t.a. Ii kk ue Im-v about tile o w n V'Hpcciul taek F r o m l.ehlnd llie »er.*»>n. whi c h wm< only a few feet from ill** op e r a t i ng ta hie. the nci rctc i l t' hlnninnn st epped nut. Q u i c k l y lie pl aced Ills o w n Jtui on W u and took Wit's, then took Wu' * pl a ce on t he tabl e, whi l e W u sl i pped behi nd t h e s c re e n . . • T h e d o c t o r t u r ne d t o w a r d , the s u p (Mised Wu . "('oTtie. n ow, he o r de r ed ha n d i ng hi m o v e r to the police. " H e r e h e is at Inst one *'Wt» have been to his apartment and to tho laboratory." ' i l l boo," said Jennings dlBcrectly, taking the card of one of them and leaving them in tho drawing room. "Two gentlemen to see you. Mr. Kennedy." Jennings Interrupted our congrtitulallniis, handing Craig a card Shall 1 tell them you are here, sir? .Craig balanced tho card. "I wonder wlint that can be?" he Bald, turning the card toward us. It was engraved; * N o n - S k i d tread insures that y o u ^et all y o u r m o n e y o u t in actual service. "Y es, lii see them ," be Baldi then to us, " I ’luase excu se mo?” Elaine, Aunt Josephlnn and I sl rolled off In tho palms toward tho Fifth aveimo Bide, while Jctmlng* went out toward tho back of tlm house. Right-angled against skid in any direction, this massive good measure tread affords maximum safety as well as multiplied mileage. And only the powerful Firestone body could sustain the bulk and bolding strain of the ircstonc Non-Skid tread. "Well, gentlemen," greeted Kennedy as he met the two detectives, "what can I do for you?" The leader looked about, then leaned over and whispered, "Wo've Just had word, professor, that your model of tho torpedo has boon stolen from tho navy department In Washington.’* •'.Stolen?" repealed Kennedy, staring aghast. "Y es. We fear that an agom of a foreign government han found a trai­ tor In the d epartm ent." Itnpldly Kennedy's mind pictured vvhat might bo done with, the deadly weapon In the hands of an enemy. "And," added tho secret service man, “ we h a v a reason to believe that this foreign nRent is using a China­ man. Wu Fang '* “ Ilul Wu Ims been arrested." replied Craig I arrested him myself The police have him now ** "Then you don't know of his e s ­ cape’ " K * linedv coul d told tile slorv only stare a* All this good-measure build­ ing is part of the Universal Service of Firestone T ires for any demand of road or season. Firestone Net Price* lo Cat Owners F ire s to n e T ire a n d R u b b er C om pany " A m erica 't L argeet Eaclutiva Tire and Rim M aker* ' * A k r o n , O h io they rirnrichc*a n n d D e n l e r i C v c r y w h c r ® w h e n - to mi ght hid' Mi. tot t > M T h e r e did not s e e m to In* anv plai .cjmekt v In begun to dig out th.* c a r Mi in ot,.- of th. palm j m,i h II.' d r o p p ' d tile lof|i.'do w r ap p e d still itt the hand k e r c h i e f iul,. Mi.- hide uml c o v e r e d ii Up l.'titlJngs was c l e a r l y pu//,|ed 11** had seen s o me o n e rusti III. I.lit Ih. conservatory was a p p a r e n t l y empty l i e had post t u r ne d to go mil w he n tie s a w u |iiilm mo v e t here was a f a c ­ i l e mad' a d i ve for It and in a b e m.'til hoMi lie and tin- crook w e r e toll l ug o v e r amt o v e r Kennedy und t he se c r e t s e r v i c e men w.-re tal ki ng e a r n e s t l y whe n th.-v h e a r d the ■ rv for he l p mi l llie “ riilfi. T h e y rushed out ,yud into th)' coii»* r vaft-ry in l i me l o t..... the crook w ho ha d broken a way k n . u k out l e a n i n g s l i e s p r a ng to his feci and d a r t e d a way K.bii.dk mil,ii ual* w o r k i ng rapid ly Had th. m,m been a f t er Mie o i l i er model’ ll,,* dot* of Iv i'H went aft.-r hi m tint t n o g went lor the t o r p e d o A s h e looked Inin t he tank, it w a s gone’ l i e Turn, d and fol l owed the r 11.ok I wh* iditl m t he gar den wi th Fillin'aid V i" r : . , 1 " til n I '■ * ' d . . ,,i ) ! ! • ■ " ' * I u •« • Mo , bo 1. i t tot Mill I <1 l o­ (M S, Tr*W lo*y BO io.*)*!-m I Oao ^OJSlO JV‘ 1 - bvy »»3K iijaT)-nj i «Tj *fl E» ttasK U.Ta tJ.ci i V iLT 34H H.Wf U i J 'Jt i n MvVK; Sl.". l y , y,j 36*41 j; *. % 37*3_(^35T!^y, •- - - - * * V * • . • The crook fell l^ick and dropped down tiMilnd tho j_pnlms * Jennings looked about, but stivv no one nml stood Mu re puzzled Then t*hc crook, fearing that be might be raptured at n IIV moment look.-il ahout to r..* Wu, Orchi d* A mo n g pl ant * nature i mi tati on* a r e mucli m o r e numerou* Miun in tlte ani mal ki ngdotn i i u « a wr i t er Iri ' l a* I ,<fglr I 11.*r.- nit. “ .-v. r ul |n-■ i* ,d ur rhhl s, for ln*taiie. ti.'.ntng t'• •| ,11ivr n a m e s wlii' h Hiigg.-.I the lik'lier.* .if the (lower in sum.- tib nlh>-i id the ani mal k i n g d o m a mo n g them being the man or chi d, the b. > oi di ti l tinhpldet idt hid and llie I i nt d .«ri 11*-1 To U n s c r e w Bottle Top Wtt.-n v-ui cniitioi till-. n a Mb ">p of a hot Mo irv m- . rttni: 'In* i. p Ta 1 ■-tl tho d". r ar,| 1 • a mil 1 d | in Mi v fi| i mt lb, ( i n k Mb door top mi Mgli' v that \ fill «tif |) i • • i> d 1(tli lilt v if, tin*.'i ■ a ti*r it .g Wily El e pha nt * Are Hard I o liuibl Utl el' phu.nl .ill down at once I* u high!) d> d a n g e r o u s pr oc ee di ng The llin.l end I h, Imll.‘ I t ..tie of two or I lire.. t-p"T“ n,al . tmdk or run Mie i { , lith Ilf.' title 1“ t he hollow I tie el.-t'ltaltl * t mi l k Ifirritlgli Mo . k e , (low i ■ he purfn, ■ “ effect ual if.-r otn lo irk fotll->111 fl 1■ 1 r iv hi itu WllT*-.' I Ki r.i . Si ' ■t a to KilL • tit US . »ts ul I, inbas . 1 t 'j) t hr iS if ,-l )bcs Id' US Jl.'ltfj ! i: St Inevi tabl e Result ' 1 ki * on know , 1 (at-. * i his !'■ 1 II TV tif-nt i'n* I ii > k, 1 1a !, ii 1 Lei: * 'M a x w f e l cTK c W o n d e r C a r managed lo . 1*)>1* ll, I .. tnl d ,. -1,, d l "i tlte wall In the biM k of lit,* garden Tin- seetet service m di fired al him, Imi h. k' |,i on \ moment later t'ralg Caine Mir>>m I, <lie wtmlnw *» T h e c r e k Mi till*, l 'fin had tea. In d I lie top t I Mi wall IU“ t nr lb w as nl *"iit t,i l*i lit ii is el f down mil.Tk on rtie other -Id.- * - t oo slrueU hi m H*' 1 II, ir. .I , , • t ami ran f..rw a rd 1' d lii* had Mist . n. >11g.U "t u “ lari II I s|ilte of Mie slmck of Mil* W o u n d he managed to p.lck hllnself tip and with the help of a cotlledernle. but. tiled Into u walling >ar. which sped away Jusl a* we enme over tho wall. Wo dropped to tho ground Just m» another ca r approached Craig coin mnutlccrril ll from 11* astonished dr, p ile d In ondn in D ow n can to In Q uiet Clutch—Runs in Oil MP€ri,t B,.rvl cP mi .n Uml ... , um l we w e re off 111 a fe w seoIm i p u rs u it. at llie t e r m in a l w h e ro trnlnw fro m W a s h in g to n . W u . m u ch sergeant Started to lend the pris­ oner oitt A* he did so, he looked b e tte r n o w , w-as w a itin g H e had sharply a| him lie could scarcely ho p u lle d a long co a t o v e r ills C h in e s e 1levC his e y es . T h e r e wtys. wpotcthlng As wrong All Chinamen might look d o t lie * and w o re a s lo ltrh hat tie looked ni th e In c o m in g p a sse n g e rs alike to some people, hut not lo him h e sp lctl th e m an he vvn* w liltin g M r. "T h at's not Wu F u n g '" he ex th e young c rook w h o h ail been wait claimed, , lu g in th e s h ru b b e ry o u tsid e th e nu y Ilint nut ly there won the greatest e x - 1 buMdlng^kvhen th e torpedo m odel w as cltement Ttie doctors were astounded th ro w n out n» all rushed Into tin* emergency room Continued on F’uge 7 again One of thqm looked behind the screen Th ere wiis an open window "T h at's liow lie got away," he cried S o m e t h i n g to Do. Meanwhile, several blocka from the "W h at has become of tho Cheerful hospital. Wu. still weak but more than j d|o i r ' old Fogy. "1 haven't ever nerved u|>. cam e tiut of hi* place heard of liitd for m o n th s.", "W h y, tie of concealment, gnzed up and down the Is busy with a get-rlch quick schem e," street and, seeing no one following, replied the Grouch, "Whnt Is It?" hurried away from Mje hospital as fuel asked the Old Fogy. "Someone told as hi* shaky legs would bear him. him that u queen bee lays 1.000 egg* Confident that at Inst our arch en­ a day, nnd he Is trying lo perfect a emy yvns safely landed In the hands of cross between a queen - bee nnd a ti- • police, Kennedy nnd I had left the hen."—Cincinnati Enquirer hospital und were hastening to Elaine with 111.' news We Stopped nt the in born i o r ' oMv lnfiu <nough to gel llie torpedo fr om the f«f.- and nt a toy (iforty kilii'i,' <’ralK iniught a title UMlu ctoeVweik tint t la—ll)p For We found Elnlin- and Aunt Joseph­ ine In the conservatory and quickly ’ Kennedy related how we had captured , ( Wu. Cut, like all Inventors, Ills i»*'t ^ a s tho Urrpeifo. anil whllo we tvere ab ­ | sorbed In hl« demonstration of It ns ire Moated It nnd tlte ship In the bank among tin* palms. Jennings answered a ring of the door bull nnd admitted two men, » “Is Professor Kennedy here?" asked 1 T J e d u teh of the new Mnxwcll o p erates in a b ath of oil. This m akes it rem ark ab ly smooth and velvety i ^ engagem en t, and elim inates 8 0 p er cent, of rfoisc w hen the gears a re shifted. Designers of the highest-priced cars agree th at the clutch should run in oil. T h e Maxwell clutch anti transmission m ech­ anism is fully enclosed. 1 W e a re waiting to tak e you for a ride in the c a r th at has broken all low “ F irst-C o st" records, nnd is breaking all low “ A fter-C o»t” records. “OnfMarfMohairlop DemountableJims' Upi/i Vision Windshield i-d 1'BectTieStnrttT | ^ ^ ^ ^ M a EOB BectrieDqhd g n e t o IgnitionI D E T R O IT A s k Y o u r G ro c e r A CHEEK-NEALS "tucn/P^disa AiixwelLJfyjd* COFFEES Best By Every Test . A’ : • *• A A T W. R. Bar nes, U. 3 . S e c r e t S er v i ce . H E scientific shap­ ing of the Firestone 'V * SEMINOLE COUNTY G.\RAGE & V . .-V-.TU •-C* .* 4 �&3 H1 ■■ M » » kovemder _________________________________________ • SANfORD LODGES J C Humph \V. M Hcani. I-Ta.w"r Srcf.Mry Monmr ■ hsptrr No. I«. »• A. M. ' . , . , rv ..-corn! and fourth Thurs Hall over the Imporin fc.tr. U . m ^ . umpunion. welcome. | F .K » rn a « h Itmlnolc « C A R N A T IO N f 2< ° rder h'B' " frn S,B Always uniform in quality rnrtullnfi Milk is n omirulriur. nil nmnnii) _ nrrrrn bit of wa.to a. with mu- milk Hnly one can open at a time r»r r u n day use amt that kis-jn >».,< noil Pure fur aotrral »i«y» If Ai-pl In u , dry place 1 ? 'Vlir<, K. Robbins, Snc'y Order your supply Own your gm.*.-r_ *‘Tt«Caiuation Milkman " Tlir I’a. iik ColHtcnsnl Milk fo., Sralllc 1 S A '*111 hraliul toarml you Ih.-lr or it rook t—ik. phoenix Lodge N o 5 , K . o f IV ■ M e r U v . mid and four t h T u e s d a y s . K It and s T he S t n r y o f C a n u U i o i i M ilk “ Cream Salad firming . Writ J UUrapoonpiWUultrr . . 1.11 i-l,w-|ra.nt"a (lour an.I a rap of I'amato.a Milk » « . . > , (r...„ llr-Aiwl .Or In I trup. ' f t'-ru-t l..u MOk la r», " I « 1t l*a*i»»iarul Mil -r..l * t.l, c-c- (.!.,>( I.m i « )i i u u k r r o - l,cn *vrr ...kl I* L*»i * till fruit Siidnrd l.od|fe No. 27, 1.4?. O. F. Mrets every Monday fit 7:*70 _p, m>». ivrr Imperial Theatre. , | W O^iniih'lary ry •v, ‘ J- J . D l c k i n x o t i , N. G. SEEDS ■„ G i l r < i i y l a m p N o . G, W , O . W . . . . . . nd a n d f o u r t h Wednesday KNOWN FOR QUALITY light* i n ' . e h month. ■* \1 . Vi, . i J r Iluolehnn Council ftomnmnder We curry nil the leiuling vitricties of FARM. FIKI.l) nnd vintoril lodge 1211 i ■ r.J WVdlieNdlly night CtltllF.N SKI'lJS I Imt him* T A Non I Kindled Kul.-r Poultry Feed, Supplies, Inculmtors, Etc. - 'be l.akr llrrr/t* < ounci l No . .11 Juni or Order I nitrd \ mer i ca n Me r hn ni f H >v.■r> Wnhirsduy ul 7:10 P". m *i;» i i , II.ill. Visilintt lirotlicra ,rewrleiini' '' H. Smith. Her. Ser. & p jt .V r r s . MEDICINES con k e y 51 ( rli ri 1 ii > trrir Nu. IH M.rt Tor-diiy night ut I* I \ \\ 1 Wor’ ’ Hu ddlin' l.u l> i i ! thl« :il W rite for ( ntaloutie and Weekl> Price l.ist Itoliort-. Sa-rri-tarj K ' ti l l e d) Ulid I W c l e .itili n o w . to llloki t a s t e r lllllli K i e l \ s We c a l l i e Iii ii hi iif i lie w h a r f K e n n e d ) p a u s e d 1 l i e r e Mo . i r» 1 wM of t h e m Pillilli at eit E. A. Martin Seed Co. f,t I n It M nr-1 unit third l*ndny .0 in Mnsnnir Temple n j | s I Kllll M«-t ■ 1 mi 2IIG KaM Ihti street Jacksonville, a * trumc * I coul d just iniike them out in ilielr lillllll, Jilai < I he fellow *' fill had e l l ' l l II the t ol pedn W(|- l o ( i l l s Mill* s o * i a g (lorn Ins. i.i Mood Ihut In* (mild liatdlv bold lil« bead u|t. while the "Ho t liurrn d to i u the s m o k e signal II' happened to gl am e up and Saw u» Florida liilm St u m p e r . Sai lo rn Jailril llriillirr'omd of * arpa'ltlefM and Jotnrr a of Vmeric n . I ; t11a•ri N o ar 1 ' l l I7M I I liurk-dm . i .ig:. II,dl I |1 i maq-ta rugiii ut 7 S BUSINESS CARDS < IVurMHi v- ♦ Prealulent I i,-|es‘ Hull * ui out h u t Mond.iy tirst \ o 7 :10 I • I • I 1 - r■ I In I*." inde.d upi'li w a s wi , i. t o ins i r I | II Inui si i a n ‘l | no to ol i d t o r p e d o m o d e l m llo* I l o d g e h o u s e in t h e I Ho>iseho1)lcr. f ’omnmndct Hcrtiiu i'uckurd. Secretary Hi l l lit ,11 I' ^ !*■ •' l i e mi l l t e f e i l o n m u i rail g a ■ j " i| w e a kl > \ Oil go Ti n' l l w i t h a g r e a t > (Toil r e m e m b e r i n g tlo l|l I * s |i i| | o n w i l l ' l l III' P a d b e e n s el l ! lo' w b l s p * III] b o a t s e l l | P o l llo* s e c One Inch < ard*. Will lie Published I ndcr This ilcuding \l I he Rale Ol $7.20 I’cr Year 11• r o i l - o f I i to rt) All foreign Hlghta tteayrreal Bkcltercd him, crawled cuUlloualy Into nn angle. I'nsuspectlng Wu came to the land end of tho wharf. There he saw his lieutenant dead — and lhi> ninok** signal atilt beside him, unlightcd. lie bent over In amaze­ ment and exami ned I ho man From Ids hiding place Kotinedy crept stealthily Ho hntf'ftcarcely got within reach of Wu when the alert Chinaman seemed tt> sense his pres ence. lie rose awlftly and swung around The two a re It-enemies gatetl at each other a mniiicni sllemlyv- Kuch kttow it wits the final,*fatal encounter. / Slowly Wu drew u long knife nnd leaped ut Kennedy, who grappled with Him. They struggled mercilessly. In the struggle Craig mnnaged to tear the torpedo out of Wu's hand*. Just aa they rolled over. It fell on u r oc k Instaufly an ex p l o s i on tore ji hol e iu the sand, s c a n 4 ring tin* gravel a l l , u bout And you you went over every­ thing about the whurf?" Everything The men even dragged for the—' I checked myself over the fateful word Klnlne looked at me wildly. I thought (Imt she wouItl lose her reason. She did not cry Tin* .shock was loo great for that Suddenly I remembered tho note. "Ilcfore I left him- the last time," I blurted out. "he wrote a not e—to you." I pulled the crumpled paper from my pocket and •Klnlne almost tore l( from me—the Inst word from him— and rand Dearest— I may not return until the case is settled and I have found the stolen torpedo. Matters Involving millions of lives and billion* of dollar* hang on the plot back of it. No matter what happens, nave no fear. Trust me. Lovingly, CRAIG."’ | She finished reading tho note nnd ••lowly luld It down Then she plcki'd it 'up and rend it again Slilwl) she P o t t o n i ot lie tried t o tin- u im i n k * i t t i mifo u n d t w o ot t it i'r ii | urged ( i p . , is C r a i g s r p t tin to t r a c e t h e o t h e r lust I W I m p s V nll r i m III*- I t . i l l W• dead I ye tltlll it Is We flashed quli kt through (In* Mush Sllddi-lilv I heart] snltii-tlilpg I h a t i . i u s i . j mi to II k e ,lli • * plnsliili start It sounded I lo re s tin- I'lni •* over lloTr I |sOiit«iil paiinlug mol tudleiillng the direction "I tile w hair I OHM* till 4 Vplosion U'liut was it ’ A whem i' had did tint kL*tp u tin m i • t i l b i i h hr r i i i l Mi t l i m d i n i D o n Mi * rei n lied t i n shore when* we s . t v m a t h - of tin* e x p l o s i o n m o l o f a t ig ht lessl) gu/eil i Pit nil Do- p i e r I t a l i b n at l l I i a s h e d t o tin* v e r > I'dg*' atol iivi l t in' ll i l i m P ' il i l o w u l l o sllpi'itv p i l i n g a n d iK’i ' r e d • d a r k w ilt r helli' ll l ll into the Office: S A N i l lit 11 * • ll * uti ing Tliertt tfut Want Ads Brin£ Results Cjrrt anti Col o T r ic k . ' t m l< 1 ■ iru I'f'l hduriifd on the linger ■<| or: l he card directly ■ wmild not think ild be llliiped out Icnviii* finger end This .Sanford, r Conditions, Mrs. Bollock Gave #• Herd I ndrr M l-. Atinli- (/c»rllHeai# ail. ti Nan foul, tin ash COUNSEL!-OR ' nt . M -feon 1* ll«If* ■fftxisl p i c n a f ur e * and * of (Irtfthar A 1>. of tril K A I H)tHJ 1, ASS. i Asari Hr ml noli* Fo ,, Fla H-h, !ty J«a C’ Il(ih«rtak IF ( \ at ■ - PHONE M3 ■ and I gave up in despair. At last, my husband ro! me a bottle ol Cardui, the woman’s tonic, and I com­ menced taking il. 1 From the very tint dose. I could Irll it was helping me. I walk two miles without Its Ueltie Bullock II you are all nin down from womanly Try It lias helped Your druggist has He knows what Ask him. He will recom­ Begin taking Cirdui today. M = = = = = = = ------- = « - ' mw- I J ^ ^ ^ ^ {(H) ^ f(.n back, dead. FL O R ID A Ills pal had waited ns long ns In* __________ i dared to learn Hit* Secret He jumped - Magazines Periodicals Soda W ater Confettionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s Vs • tiji and ran out Jusi us we hurBt Into 1 0 4 1 st. St. Phone 182 A f*'W bubbles seemed to ooze up from below. Wuh that nil? No, ns I gazed down | saw that some ilark object was there. Htowly Wu Lung’s body floated to the surfuce uml lay there, rocked by the waves. Deep In.his breast stuck Ii Ih owp knife with Its handle of the sign of the serpent! I reached down and seized him. ns 1 peered about for Kennedy There was nothing more there " Cr aig! " 1 called desperately. •CrnlK!" There was no answer The silence, tho echo o( the lapping water uijder the wharf was appalling, mocking. . I managed to call Hie se cr et 'service men. and they got W u Kang's tu>d> up on the wharf.* * llut I could mot leave the spot \\ here wss rraig - t here wus not .< sign of him I could n7it realize il even when the 1114-11 brought grappling Irons and le-gsti 10 search the black water. , It was all a hideous dream I saw and heard, In 0 daze. It was not until late thot'nlght that I returned to tho Dodge bouse. 1 bad delayed my return as long as t could, but I knew that I must see Elaine some time. As 1 entered even Jennings must have seen that something was wrong, Klalne, f h o was sitting in the library 6 ( yA■ * A Soliloquy in Two Paragraphs v* ‘ Thai's the third time this morning. I can't wail a moment longer on that fellow. Let me see__ what u Smith’s number 7 "If Jones won’t provide sufficient telephone facih'. ties for his customers, he can’t blame me for dealing elsewhere. Operator, give me 4 3 7 .” HoW do you know this very occurrence doesn't happen with your pingle telephone. Have an auxiliary Ime; the cost is trifling. Call the business Office today. SOUTH URN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ■* ^' * *— V i> \ ilS i F l o r id a l Maxwell’s AdmlaiaUHtrix. ja c k s o n v il l e T. wld Cardui for years. She Seemed to Read the Tragic Look on My Haggard F a i e SUITE 9, COURT HOUSE _»• All Ti mes I.AV s H E NR Y Mc LAULI N JE W E L E R l ll ,A l l E T I>- R O B E R T S , ^ \I V i f# L i : Ch ■t la mnofa Me I k Ir»« Cri , Ij i l t * * Alter A4tiw*y I>epi., I Baiun.-***, Term., fmf .ij'periffll i r tjfn u r f ic m j an ym jf «, a te in .l M paga Ufaak, * liir a # that, nothing seemed to do me any good. Trraimant far Woman.** »ani In »Uln »t*ppar. \-6t Kemi'*ily dropped down by the dead man and searched bint, while 1 dashed s " r n >: to ritcniTORH ; after the Other fellow ' On "I Ihr $ nun!/ judge, Srminolr vYhen I returned I found Kennedy n riling a hast) note. Pj f* I *r* ■, ,, j nt* stiio of Florida I.I* , ,‘ M A, of(|„)ri M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : ”1 couldn’t follow him, Craig,” I . i n V.! 'rJ'inr.. ..... . iU . i i , , , . DUlrUiute | j having < lai m« Again* t PICKARD’S HAkO-PAINTED t ’lllNA confessed. Too bad,” frowned Craig, evidently GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER ^ J ° ! l fcA ,ft 1 yoof ara h * r * h y fiollgreatly worried by what bad hap­ R O G E R S ’ PLATED WARE derr al |,'u,fv! lo **»y pened. as he folded, the note. "Wal­ **t » . * *hleh yfHj, OF either of you Wotfj. * • **,r‘B* l hi* r«t a tr of Jriiaa Owrn ter." he added. Bcrlously, "1 want you l a t e o f S i-m i n o lo C o u n ELGIN ANJI> WALTHAM WATCHES Fy* Florid to go and ffnd the fellow." Ho hand­ 1hr uridarsirnarl arfrnini*' a • ” s'* ’ ‘ ,|,p Ofllhin two y ra rr fr«»rn F k* d«■ --------* l'd me the note "And If anything sep I ■.» ^ " ♦ lv antics us today give this note to 1*i 16 -. # A l( KEY. Klnlne " . —u,-. A min*at r a t or Mean while, as nearly as I cull now milks' out.*Kennedy searched the ib ail s " Di ( ID IMEIIITOIIS man again. There waa certainly no *• I . tl>* Jui1(r. , V " t-iunl, *<*unlj J o d l r . Nrmlnolr i luo to his ldotiUty on him, nor had I to *• ( . , , , Ni»tr „r Etar il* ho the torpedo model. Craig looked, 1 J •ir. HTf ,14 abouL Suddunly -bp fell flat on hla •II (■ ,. I • * M m , Diitribulrrm anil Stomach. •Hu, r t s l n u ■ (■ Inal •aid Vsg _, * There was Wu Fang himself coming ••a and , ' °* y ou . af « he r ahy notito tho wharf, carrying the model of ^ •M i , 11^ «ny Hai ma and k* ’ ’ ataif.., .a or r i l har of you, may the torpedo which had been atolen In wu, hL . . . ,'h', Of Jamra O. RobWashington and brought up to him by p' 9,,d» ", V *’ * ° f Soratnol* c ou nt y , V wid und«rai(n*d a d ml n l a t r a l l U , his emissary. dat, **• »Uhln on* y*»r f rom I b a Keunedy, crouching down atul takll*’" 1 f*»h. A. D. IBIS, •t]£ advantage of every object that b h i),, men for Road W o r k at soon confined to my bed again. *~ SA N FO K I), Force of W o r k At limes, I would liave severe pains surely help you, loo. LAW YER t h»- »f «i r nn I hr 2 <th d a y Competent Sanford FIs M i e r - W o o i l m f f Hlllg A r r m 20 s w c s s r il FIR E ESCAPES The doctor was called in, and his treat­ il will do. S C H E L L E M A IN E S * sir'll rrrtiflralr in t hr ,r I nl ras avid r r r t l f t r a t r ** I arinpdlhf to law, fas Husband In my left side. GEO. A. DECOTTES.. *rH||rata m my oJlirr nitcl | Ifif I n d r n | In Ft* * ii h U* rrrllfi f . frrIL *ih| itrurrll*rif | * r niijifitr* (*oun(y, Hn Din, * N\Y1, of NW1j Sort ton 1 1 • ng A L L 'H A R D W O O D S * while, and could not walk anywhere at years of continuous success, and should 1 t •!•> i.f June, A I» 1D13, | ”♦ y W H I T E T>rNE “ 1 suffered for four troubles, don’l give up In despair. No i ____ _____________ ■ MAHOGANY this lime, I could only sit up for a little more than a million women, in its M Florida I’ r a c t l c e lit S t a l e a n d t e i l r r u l ( ourti * ••f lh** ftrnrral Stnlijlrw that OAK. C Y P R E S S ment relieved me tor a while, but I was mend it. ATTORNEY 1^ T i i ZIN C S H E E T S years, with womanly troubles, and during Cardui, [he woman’s tonic. A IK lIlIK t T LT.GAL ADVERTISING 1 ■ K- * f n Mrs. writes as lollows: Elton .1. Mouhton t <>fflrc in Vo » ell llldg «iinn fur I n C O PPER AND In an InterestuiK Inlet bring me. and am doing all my work.” horn this pLtce, 1- 1 liunics f GALVA N IZED • Alter Four Years of Discouraging * *,ad n°i|rn so weak i could not stand, Catron, Ky. • t lo ll, if e a r e o* Inkeii I ‘■ liit.'id) a n d s q u ar el y. m ' $ B U ILT TO O R D ER can now I,A W > E K S t A ^*» BOILERS AND TANKS HUSBAND RESCUED DESPAIRING WIFE f I O K I IM Wilson & Housliolder ' ■ ■ iNTINt't f > i Came to Rescue. K. n io.l son Mill SIIOI.IIKH b ID Up in Despair. riltlM Vi ►MMt.t Wll.suN FL O R ID A **«-•'*• D ll' t" Vuwell Ituilding < Launches, Skills, Dories, Buiit to Order diad l or me » CANCER. (iUITKK and ^TUMORS - not D EN TIST SPECIA LIST )RL\M )(), to The Way of Going. And after all ft may be beat. Just in tho happiest sunniest hour of nil tho voyage, while eager winds are Kissing every sail, to (lash against the unseen rock, and In nn Instant henr the bil­ low* roar above n sunken ship For whether in inidHtia or ruong the breaki-rs of the further shore, a wreck nt last must mark the end of each nnd all And every life, nci matter if It* every hour is rich with love, and every moment Jeweled with a Joy, will at Its clone become ;i tragi'll) a* sad and deep and dark as can he woven of the warp and woof of in)nlery and deatl). — Ilobimt lugersol) • »<•***. P* - a " Ii P " k I •' i d tn) mlliil 'l l ' *.1" * ril'd si ill defiant, - no a tho us an d tunes n o 1 I t i l l you h* DR. G?, G. BUTT r r.J. A.TR0VILLI0N Mil' ll t III" lie told tit'* in trust him atul to \ mi follow the cur . ml t he driver, ‘ | •Relenllesslji the coinbul raged tint have no tear she said hItri(■1 r Ifttb‘<ided ' Mol hastily iridic.ittng the o i l t h e w h a r l I t s e l f t i n - \ w e n t r i g h t u p ug h- s • P tin ut.i)Tv atel jip v•tnillv t o t i l l ,■11g . t".id In winch II h o | goto III fnl '\* i ,m t " ' i * tloti with mi alt of I In ii hot' **• ut over Into tin * wal* t low Hie root print'* d*■han't i I" lo kid at tin. I do not llo- aei ti t si rio.y jumu ^JUUicd. lot l>* 11 III ■ i Ii o t h e r s V l s e l l k i * gt IJi iim* t**- tv'tteilrt*"E . i Ii i l l 'h' water till ) struggled look into llo ■ui and K* Ittouly ulid I t i e d to lointoit i^i r I wanted 4o I went along the shore road follow I rant icalll) do so llut I could do nothing bul M y search for the esenprut crook tng tlo* two crooks ' haki* so\ head sadly. My own bcarl w a s titisuci. -stiil Already the wounded crook sup was lull to in. t How ing An Intlniac)* S om e h o w, howe ver , it led me aer oss ported 11) his pul hud made Ills way sm h as had tu'i'ii our* could not be e mi nt r ) to u toad As 1 a ppr oa c he d I d o w n t o I h e w it t e i a n d h a d c o m e to broketi except with a slunk Dint tori* h e a r d u * ur and looki'd up Th e r e a h ug wliurl I ' h e r e . n e a r ih* l a n d mv Mini 1 ktu'» that tlo' poor gitl W e r e 111*' m i l i t s o r t I c e t i l ' l l I i.illid end i i i e \ h u d u . ' s r e t h n l i i i g pin* * li "l lint si >ii wli.it I hail seen Yet 1 t h e m and st»'pjwd out of III*- bushes i l l l n w b l i l l I b c i w i l l T h e ot h e r < r o ok could liol It ii >1 it lu ui) heart to con 'I llrt si* I I i i) .llid JllllijM-it Mill III till dr*-» fo rth a .iiMike s ig n a l nnd began rt ..'Iii t lo r ' a r .11 -I I r.i i _t i Ikih to i i • pur* it ix'eli i **st aaI .i r aI ^|im\vi . In l,<u|a«*a*i;illy .ul.ipti d [" I ..ruin ■ami nnd i limati -» •■ * ,inl I’tilmi'ito Avr, rli.i k yi, I. Tim man had the model carefully wrapped tip under hl» arm. Ah his eye traveled over the cmwtl he recoRtilrcd Wu, Imt did not betray It Hat walked by, and an he panned hastily banded Wu tin* package containing the model Wu slipped It under Ii Ih coat. Then enrh went hl« way. In opposite dlrec* tlona. II was a r!o»e race between the car Jtefirlng the two crooks and that which Kennedy had Impressed Into service, bul we kept on llirou^li the city and out across the country. Info Connectl i cut. Time and again Ofey almost got I away, until it vbecn,nio’ a •fuestlmr of following tire* trac^ij, Once »<> came to a ems's roads and Kennedy stopped and leaped out. Deeply planted in the mud he could see the trucks of the ear ahead leading out by the.left road Clove beside tin* tire tracks wen* tin* footprints of two men going up Die rich! hand mad toward the sound what is the m a t t e r ? " taint Preicnird in Collaboration With the. Pilhe Players and the FeJectle Film Company Ooyyrtgbi, l»l I, Iiy lh« BUar Company not s[ienk Stic seemed lo tragic look on my haggard stoiiped. she gasped clutching at the Aa gently us I could I told her of t he, chase, of leaving Craig, of the ex plosion, of the murks of the struggle |and of the tlndtng of Wu Kang *' As 1 finished I thought she would T h e IKr/f-A k/ioirn A f o e r / f i f a m i th e C reator o f ih t ' ‘C raig K e r t n t J y ' ' Stone j ciinAi-tciicy nf rrrAin —hermetically svnlrd nnd *ti r lliicd —Carnation Milk ii rich nnd pure when it reaches you. 1 d'«k By ARTHUR B. REEVE —just rich, frewh, nurrrt mw’s nuik. 1 i i|*h Driest I could read the f face, tind Win A Detective Novel and a Motion Picture Drama MI I . K - Clrnn. rvnjNimtrii to the Meets every find and third Tuesday " V l ml)„ih Kveryono who ha* »«*en / s u r m th< East are cordially invited B mil t*n The Exploits of Elaine :: Sweet, Pure — From { uritrutnl (Vi m . » . *w w !^r^*vS-ir t PAGE SEVEN e a ge r l y. " A l w a y s n wilnd” is I hr nd vice fflyrn. SnlmU rir< \vli.i|«Miiiir " A i s , if l h r dressing i> imt 11mi noicly nortiMnnl) . Cariiiilton Milk ilsrd in Kabul ilrc-sin^ make* it. delicious, rrvnnty mul limit lifu! lor*!*1)'* 111 »»»*»»•« r* with Aunt Josephine, rose ns she saw me. “Did you get themVNllalne asked- Make the salad dressing wholesome ' T nfo, (J I mlfir Nu 6" ’ F •n d A ' M raiion ev e r y . f l r s t and Uilrcl I CommuiiK., 7 .i0 . visiting brethren fl?E fltV P n n n - ■ ' =)• : :- 231, JackaonTille, FJs. 4 ■ v 12* v •I *'HB �PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD NOVEMBER 5: 1915 In just about three weeks the Music Department of the Woman Cl ub will picsent the gay little Jap­ Continued from Page 6 anese operetta, Princes* Chrysan­ t h at a group c f the older peoplo aLo themum under the direction , of gathered to enjoy tho frolic. Mrt,. Mrs. Lucille Aspinwnll Tnkach. This Peten. was as much surprised^ as her little daughter but ral lied tc the oc­ casion with wfinderful tcsourrcfulm*sr. Tho refreshments brought by the guests wcio spread upon the lawn ' picnic fashion— all kinds of goodies young folks enjoy.* The chil­ dren sitting in n half circle a b c u t ’ the lawn f u m e d a pretty picture, their happy faces depicting the delights of the feast. Every one of that group wished there could bo a surprise part y ^jvery day in the week. E ight //unified C vb T h e 800 Sewing Club met with Mrs; Frank Adams yesterday after­ noon, enjoying a happy informal time together with theii needier work. Fruit salad, jettuce and date sandwiches and tea were icrvcd by t he gracious young hostess. PrcStyU, were Mesdames Anna Walker, Roy Symes, J a m e s Brown, John Tyler, S a m Dindford, Mr*. F. E. Steinmeyer and Misses Evelyn and Agnes Berner IF, C. T. U. Conren jon Going to t he Woman’s Christian Te mpera nc e Union convention at Orlando will be Mrs. J , W, Baines delegate, and Mrs. Coulbourn, pres­ ident cl the local organization. The meeting convene* in Orlando Nov. < 1 2 inclusive. Much interest is man if, r ted in tlu* meeting, which will be* attended by delegates from all ovei Hi— n u t a ' ‘ J ~ ■ *-----— — * LViina— G*'5«iiw T h e mariiage of Miss ‘ Nellie Hughey E v a n s to Ml. Harry Ia.*e Gibsun took place yesteiilay after1 in n al 1 he borne of 1 he bliileon Magnolia avenue. Rev F. E Sleinmi-irr perfniming the beautiful ring i o n rtionv wbiili 01 ii< <1 them i*i 1 Inholy bonils of matrimony. The rooms were l o v e l y with floral decorations ami beautiful fi-rn* In tin- dining mom and the living room quanti­ ties of golden: od was used effective­ ly, while the reception hall and library m which the presentws wendisplayed was a perfect bower n beauty with a profusion of the iluint pink vine of 1< \e’s wreath training over haniitei and mantels promises to bo n wonderful sdecess, for which the rehearsals are ' g o ­ ing smoothly. Thu button age of tho public will Ik* appreciated ns this operetta is being given t o raise funds for tho concert grand piano, recently purchased by the depart ­ ment wUaUowrrn D an it In honor of Miss Gwendolyn Le Massenu of New York, Mrs. R . II. Dcas nnd Mrs; Hal Wight gave a most delightful Halloween dance on Monday night at the home of Mr, Henry Wight. T h e lower floor was thrown cn suite, whole dancing was enjoyed, while supper was served in the atlic. „Tho rooms were pret­ tily adorned with vari-colored caiadfum leaves and hibiscus. In the attic there, was every suggestion of Halloween, with its decorations of owls, witches, lanterns^ and pump­ kins. Masses of red salvia added a touch c f brilliant beauty to tho a n i ­ mated scene. A delicious supper of chicken salad, sandwiches, pickles, olives and coffee, flanked by piles of apples anti doughnuts wps served. A doughnut nnd apple eating con­ test afforded lots of fun and specu­ lation, which was finally won by M i i Fannie Munson ami Mr. Yowell, to whom were presented the priv>«. Enjoying this delightfully informal affair were M ear I rimes F a n ­ nie Munson. F’uleston, Newman, Mr iind Mri, Henry Wight, Mr. arid Mrs. L5 Verne Hurt, Mi. and Mrs. Geo, Bishop, Misses Laura Fish, Lil­ lian Higgins nnd Messrs. Billy Hill, Billy I k-flier, Arthur Yowcll, Ernest Galloway, Italph WighfT Dr. Fnln Hal Wight anil It It. Deas. Agnes Guild I u n ie St union on Monday afternoon T h i s girls are busily sewing for the Christ inn* bnxnar which will he held on Saturday, Dec. -Ith Judging by the interest displayed there will be a beautiful »M,urtmerit of handwork from which to choose one's ( ’htistrnas gift* for friend* Miss Saidec Williams will he hostess next week Those present were Mesdames T. A. Neal, Julius Tnkach, Gwynn Fo Archie Betti and Misses ( lara Phillip". Charlotte Hand. Franci s Aspin wall The lieXL meeting will, he the business meeting of the Guild /Vrsonol ,W alma Mrs J it t'onrad and niece. Mis Isabel Smith of Del.and. who have been tile guests of Nfrs Robbins fetuined to DeLnnd by auto last nigbi Think of tha. Hippo. A teacher of psychology In an east­ ern Indiana high school was discours­ ing to tho pupils of her class on .(he subject, ••Lorre.'' By way of Illustrat­ ing n point In her lecture, sho said: " l-ovc should not always be Judged by tho largeness of Its demonstrations. Think whfll a kiss a hippopotamus could Rive.” For S k i e r - T e n acres of tho best high hammock land, west side, just outside corporate limits. Half in cultivation 4 years. About 26n largo pines on other half. All fenced and ditched, Quarter tnilo of two shipping stations and First Bt. Per­ LEGAL A U V L R 1IS IN G fect drainage. $1350 will buy it if sold within t ho. next 1 0 days, worth MAMTKH NALK $3000.00. See owner, 207 French Under a rd by virtue ol * detfee nt (ore1 1 -tf rloaure and sale rendered by the Honorable avenue. Judge ot the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the State o( Florida lor Seminole county in ,fh iiirery rilling In a certain care therein pending, wherein The Il|ncb Lumber Com*n> le complainant and W. W. Brady and !. fc. Brady are defendant*, the u nd erp in.ed. aa apertal raaatar in efcaneory will aell to tha hlgheat and beat bidder, for raeh, in front of the cou rt botiae door In Sanford, Florida, during the legal hour* of aale on M onday, Dec. 6th, 1916, tha following peraortal proparty lo-wlli One brown tmrae mule named Jim and weighing yto u l 1X00 pound*; one gray mare mul* narnvd Mollle, and weighing about' .100 paunda; on* brown mare mule named Mary and walghlng about 1300 pound*; on* bay mare mul* named Sarah and weigh­ ing about 1Q&0 pound*; on* bay mare mule named Jane' and weighing about 1200 pound*; one roan m ar* mule named Paiay. and waighlnX about 1 2 0 0 pound*; one black mar* mule named B e tty , and weighing about I2&0 pound*; ona brown horae mule named BUI and weighing abopl 1250 pound*; on* brown horae mule named Bob and walghlng about 1200 pound*; and one btack mare mule pained /* • ale,* and walghlng about 1S00 pound*. (•tail G E O . N. R I G B Y , . E Tlehearsnls foi " lotln r Chui'c at the ptiriah boil noon i*L ~ o'clo.' ,. — . rx ! 0 • ' .a. 1 * J. I C o m in g /UlHlifir.m- Good famil y horso for sale. No afraid of autos. Price right for quick sale. Inquire at fire depart ment or write M. S. Nelson, S a n ­ ford, Flit. 2 1-tf For -Stale—•Singer -Sewing machine in good condition. Inquire at 211 East Third street. 21-3tp Fbr Sale Florida corn, sacked in ear. Florida hays baled Carloi or less. Best Ftdgljum seed n:u< $1 00 per btisln*l in live Inislie! Ifn. Seven 17) < ounrtlmati, m>l rive i.c per Seed Rye $2 75 per bushel Ui •tit i to ifftr (or two pi fft' frril **ri»u Inr »■ rTrrtfttTT* f“rTtffTnmrrrrrn- ra!w» fm ‘ liainaon Jl Duuuia, Caiouaxul L>. Ki« rffoltimundtllnii by jirtmary ol ■ _ forraiiti lN-litp to i tr v t . <’l»rk im] Collector of ihr city of Sanford, ond elan * peraon to nerve a« Treaaurer And Colltctor of the city of People read these ads. You ar< Had ford. The lait two mined o Hirea beInf Appointive nfflrra; Appulntmrnl to be doing it now. Is your ad in tin* mad* by the Mayor and eonIIrrued by the col umn'J H a ve you something t< I’lty Council. The pof 1m will be opened at Hfht oVI tick sell? Try an nd 4-tf m n n •ti t) rlratr. a n d »i l 1 r|uai* a l fi y r , o'rlork p m , and thr following named prison* are hereby appointrd to arr vr «• For Sate Ford truck, floe sh,i|, Hark And imperlon of laid primary, to wit Srhellr Mainr*. Inipt-eler, Tim Keane. luirg.iin Five pa.-o-nger lluiek, i in«perti r I* C IlnwanL inipeftnr W \V Long rlrfk log bargain. |2.rd> <1<I Semun l- < All randidalea fur l he vanmi* nfTirr* In I•* ii pr voted (n »ali| jminary mud fllr with Garage. Sanford. Fla Kelli S Frank, genet ary of thr white man"* eieeutlve commit!**** on of hrftire the 101 H day of November, 19br«, n«tire bf i heir Intention to he eandidair*, an*l *t the time of filing such notire*, thr award!* ( ment again** *uch candid At ea miiat icfom • For Sale Horse and wagon MW pany sinm, together with a written at Ate- I’ ment pledging their w111 ingnew* m a'hide i b a n t s <>rm-er\ < u 22 2t by the rrault* of aaid primal} No randi <1aIe'• name will hr pf amt on f hr ballot • tit) di»r« not Qualify with the •eefrtar) For Sale Sideboard. tahh of the m rutive rc mmittrr within th* chaiis, Birdseye maple bed amt lime ahvr *ptrrlfi***l The a» or** ment a aa made b> thr rirru iln-sseIron bed and farm ti.ol live committee are a* follow* For Mayor * IHMH) 302 Olive avenue 22-3tp For Lou nr dman - M* For f'lrrW A t’oljeetof * 0(1 For Trea»u»rr k Autwnr 00 r or S a l e A g o o d s e c o n d liai Thr polling p*arr -hall hr at thr r 11 > hall In thr clr> of Sanford, Seminole roun F o r d t o u r i n g car. r e c e n t l y oxer ty, Florida Thr If llowirg peraoha *hall hr ha ul ed a n d p ut in g o o d s ha p e < rlremrd to l»r duly Qualified rlrrtof* In thl* primary, to-wit .Ml white par won* dulj Murrell’s shop or No loo E First 1 regbirred arrordlng It* law upon (hr rrgi* 2 2 - Fn :tt, t rat Ion hook* of the city 14f SanfHrd Hayr paid Ititir (Mill fat ofi Ilf h* forr til* 1.1 th day nf Not r fillhr f f f#1 f* ri-r Sal e I wo stoi y‘ six run in Ft HI It KST L AK f (“hair «<■p* tif th* Whit* Man's I. irciil >x» hous e c o n v e n i e n t l y l o c a t e d , al p r o , a V. 0. KIt ASK, Secretary bel ow its v a l u e a n d e a s y term* A l s o one v a e r n t lot well l ocat ed, la r <*f c l o u t , g no i - ti tl e A P ( 'ol nel l y 22-tl a o’I niMo- -,| i V i j ‘ b aim'd r‘l ' 1 ' i p . ' - ' Wl ’j / : ar,*fi ojlt r« t'tt 1 ' 'Jn.1 C G'.**w v*v'*“ c h —■' h Bgturd; y. ;.fI :«••* 1'» r• -TKr lAti-* vin ' i s ; - s t hot u i j v" ' ’2Vi? i t ; i . - t!.. uqncitwvi t<> be <• -I h, i ‘V. T h e linn- lor jrrm|ii<3 iiB j J J lonductiui by Mim Anna Me y Lutlgh'l m-d M L *e ! X * cbildron : JJi^ i trtbv i t Rh J - for adult t t t * > Woma n’ t ub room For Sale— (^ood allround inure buggy und( harness. Cheap for cash Box 1251! or Went Side store. 17-t. For Sale— Household goods, in­ cluding table, chairs, dishes, l a r g e iron kettle, flour feed and fertiliser. Two stands bees, 25 head good hogs, Special M a i l e r In Chancery . etc. Sold private sale at Wekiwa Maaaey A War low, aot*. for Com pita. post office, except hogs sold at B re­ X !-F rl-6 le saw’s. plnre, J J-j miles, southwest i>! W. C. Holliday. I wttl not be re*pon.il>[• for any debt* contrac­ Wekiwa postoffice. ted in my name. C. O. M rliufhl.n. -2l.2lp Curator. Prominent Masons attending the School of Instruction lhi* week me M Kmb- l l *>f f , i t , s,inx db* < ii nell of Ormond. >■11 of Ft Mvi-t* •if V a n f ' 'III * u b |r* » I < I f i r il*-«i -i n. - 1 ' tw . s f It II Goodm i> -it Hodgkin- I'riltMM 1*I I « G«' I Ifi \ V» III* ,* * t •ilj U i.ru. a Aldrllllflli af. 1 1 , •-a-ii± . Lt and t>r II V V**rhi-e« nf 1 tel.and i m h |s 4if ni|f i"i.rpf*Mtn**i all j». I 1**1.* v# I •m !•* *.f in 1 i iiuru* m m,»n> » bn f L»** u C. E. Comor qf Uenlu who is the (Kf* m rami • ithmit rnaklrir an y pn-mt-* ■* A it itou nee ihcills Gi cnd Patron of t he Eastern Star • ill at aI a* that i h r Iaw* «4 tl w rity; » ill Ij*1 ■•filorU'Ykl I m p a rti a lly . btlt arrwrtllDE ti» li w I fH r f of fEm n t y ri-henrsal of the adult chor- foi the" state of Florida. urmllfinri^fs*'A* art A M i r t u i n f«rr fmir t >xm itrjil f.enifi|iitg ■■Liat ff-tiMl, I I»«m- m> i i i m i l<>' j ( » - «if lor. P ri mes * t 'hi yaant In-mum frair< uf •Ii* <if *4-f.f v,i , h-1 d ai the Woman’* l ink G a t ) ittt ii For Sale— Speed boat. Makes 25 mile* per hoqr. Would exchango for auto. Address Box 101, Eustis. 2 2 -2 tp •nl r n* rH t •■to* 1^ in y a . i *1* *' u -- ■ |J <* * Yft e , . ;i •umir.i t . p*v t uiiidjhtfu ,y witii rt-1 atives and *fri« * it New Yotk Nt XX Jl Is> y ■:.* li"'l*l,,ll i I'j.i _H ■ ntiiiu (ricntls B i o j ' a t d j o welcmn h *r home agnm. > • *- At tho B« pt l * t Temple Tu adr>. Mm.* L. R BoyehoUi and M.Nov, .15 t he Si I fo d f. 'i um Marian En;b- hnxe' r* turned to Course wi l begin i * ii ' of alt ->c ihetr homo tu N .\ --ii t *> t* •r 1 ' jiops that appeal t o the 1. 111:1 and iilea .Ait 11-it '• M: It t.WV .l fuif^iy ioxists of Sui ford wi’. h I In‘ Tstcl lv G r j y l ' c - Misa (Jri.y has S l a t e - a n d t 0 mill l u x e . New Ihic Ta x Hi o ok s arc now open in my ( been calleil ‘‘The Vic Ii iii.*t a- o f . r i i - i 1 apiratlpn;1 -who -render* a program! office fpr the payment -of stafe and , b.illlant ar.d thri lli.g. appealing to ' county1'ttvjtet'. fur 11H5. A discount 1 t he hearts of Everyone. She is typU of 2 f>er cxuit id November and 1 r«*r Bring callyvAmerican und has received her ■cinttFl i ) t - e r r i J i P r is fhutie. .tlig. 'duscriptioii. of your prpjifrTfy v«jirmyyv ‘vcatfW itb -~f* " ’ < *y Jiio. D. Jinkins, _ V Tax Collector, Gcminoie Co. ;-*iL-4tc % aBt'vsL V - • T7 Ja C L A S S IF IE D -' n ♦ 1 A D Vr E 1 LR . uT IlSu I iNn G u ■ I AGENTS M E N and W O M E N I __ _____________ _________________ j _ | G E T I’A R ' t U E L A I I S of one of t r^T !♦ i -'4 sr— paying-propusiUoitB ever ol: :• I — - ■■ - •—,---------- ♦1 , * No pri vlnus ex pc notice erq'ii *• \ All Lncnl A(lver*lnL*tnenlH Under \Wur- B«x ^153. Sanford, Fla. Thin lluading T IIIlK i: (T N I S n Lint* For I'nch litHt'rtion Miniinuyt ♦ * y <* a v M - M - * qooo >e 1 "iiiln; •an For Salr- Eggs and Ba by Chix «( celebrated Regal White Wya ndot tes, big performance, heavy laying, birds; am booking ofdera f o r ’ same now. Also a few pulleta and cockerels, of same strain. F. P. Strong, 106 E. Third St., Sanford. 16-'lf I E- s t ' -ug man for o. g prupoyi ttoi * f< 'ft' *•»' xmg upwards $Iih' IB' Itun't answer null** you Uli mice yourself SltiO.QO rush, and cun call for peisonul Interviow. A. C. Wilson, Duval Hotel, J a c k ­ sonville, Fla. 22-3te Jyost— Somewhere between corner French and First St. nnd Woman’s Club an A. It. A. Fi^ternity pin with initials J. M. W. Inside. A reVXfd offered if returned to Judge Helping. ,. . , 2 fc-2 tp . �_ J P ’* « Tf **i4j ft P ’^Tr • r , j \Vt . ■ ' ' ' •' . • •• I ■‘M * ' 38 - a m JN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION THE SANFORD HERALD p[ BI. ISHCD SEMI-WEEKLY IN S 4 N F O R D — L ifn In ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS W o ,tf, L iv in g *i mM \(,i l Ml ' ll SAN PORI). FLORIDA. TUESD. U NOVEMBER 9. 1915 ■m NO. 23 ENGLAND’S BLOCKADE HAS PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN FOR * A BIG TIME IN SANFORD BEEN DECLARED ILLEGAL THE STATE IS ASSURED flow er sh o w e r to b e -------- ----------- ------------------ *— t THE PREM IEM L IS T g iv e n b e l o w d i s ­ closes n u m b e r OF P R IZ E S iJ " -. -- f On the lDlIi and 20tli of Novem|,t r the flower show and plant sale of ,hP Woman’* Club will be held in lh(, vacant store in the court house |,!«rk Entries for the flower show . r, i,ui*«!i-d from any one living i!> 1 "'I nl v. and nil entries , I I uid’,' marked with t he m i mher as indicated in the I , k ip ’ Ly the ladies in llljj * t <.r• will be opt n at , >i . Wr| j 1 IB 1..\ mort.ii g to rt-ts-ixc " ♦ MIr rtruvi’-* arirt thr rfoerr* alii h' 1 i» h to the public at one *c will be many plants o’clock. others may he entered .• l for subfor i xi hi.fir* it the table in charge of Mr U 1 Hill •.1 dlTi-reil ll* follow* V. Hc-t ■*11 ]111 noi t ill roses, second t,.t . -11 • •I I I 1 cut r o s e * ]U -■ . n|!» i•turn cut rhrysanthecollect lOtl *iit i. ■| l.i-st I- mil- GREAT BR ITA IN . HAS BEEN N O TIFIED THAT UNITED S T A T E S GOVERN­ MENT WON’T STAND FOR IT ttntticr Attacks Boat Mrs. Annie Henael and Miss Adii J ohns Were the participants in un adventure Wednesday (’veiling. per---Imps the first of >hr kind that ha* ever iieen recorded. | Mrs. Hensel’ and Mins Johns were Conway at Pine Castle in the afternoon. Hearing a noise in the water, one of the ladies remarked, " T h a t cow must he swim­ ming out to us." However, upo looking round they saw instead of a cow a large rattlesnake swimming wjHi. head and till erect, Inwards them. StCfjled. hut rurinu*. till ladies watched the progress of tin make, until it charge'll the end >f l i e tmai in which they were -.cot I Seeing its direct atiuik I hey iptickK ton k their position in tin other end of the boat, winch was immediately attacked by the shake. The ladies' by this time were nearly in hys­ terics. John Matrhcit, hearing tln-tr efles tpok his canoe and went to the rescue, forcing Ins boat between 1 1n­ sult ke and that o( tin* ladies It;, this time one of |lie ladies had faint ed They wire taken lilt" Mr Mali belt's (mat and taken ashore Ashing in Lake , |,f\ . M be lli II HI COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET La , Z hl" y y c ^ ^ n at 8*T »B 0«b' ------ .> ? :# * -Un, «Ml: »C‘of the gi . “ '<» *«» the peopl, upo •t - m ^* nuda the following resolution: *or® , the Mr. Frank L. Woodruff and others ‘ajnt in re- comprising » committee from the - , ' , i"umd •ami Infori tin board|I’ A LA TK A MEETING and addressed them in regards toi purchasing river front property for | the purpose of county building*. The board, together with the com­ mittee from the city ‘tfouncll viewe the proupjied projieni^Airfcr which u Washington, I). C,, "vNov. 9.— established' grilles of international Publication today of die American conduct; it is of tlie highest im­ letter from W. 1 ? , Adams Co., set­ note to Great . Britain denouncing n portance to neutrals that the prin­ ting forth the price of same wu» Palntka, Nov. 9.— T h e $50,000 "ineffective, illegal, and indefen- ciples ,pf international right be main­ read anti ordered filed for future con­ fund, to advertiso F'loridn through­ sive" tju* at tempted'blockade ngainst tained unimpaired, and the United sideration out t h e nation before the winter The tlerk was here instructed to Geimany and Austiiu, gives n o t i c e : States unhesitatingly assumes tin tourist season, with the object of write the Comptroller and ask w|jy to citizens of the United Stales task of <hampioring their rights bringing many extra thousands of whoso legitimate foreign trade is mHeretofore American* white he cot’llCti'll the taxes for the year persons into this state will be raised. terijcled with by the allies ih ft liny cargo*destined to neutral coun Iff] 4 from t he Sea-hoard Air Line This xxus assured by the enthusias­ Company and did not at (t.nlwiiv should s ec u r e If dross llirei ll v j tries h. i xe been »■ iretl i.n t h e high tic gathering of business men from the same time collect the taxes for t hr o u g h t he d i pl oi uut i e eljnnt.eU of -e Is .tod v«*«l or conli*< tiled. i all part s of the stale, which assem­ t lit *s|« . 1.11 Ml ti Si 111,I,| * D ' l i f t t * , tr o w n g o v e r n me n t rat In r t'i I I *i v •. I" m . : d v i * c ' i> i \htrii*t It • t| bled .tt the PlltliUtn Hoi| e in Itiis No i t 1. i. do. simI .iincmi.t being 1 h r o u g h |if l / e i " I I I I s l >• t i l e d ' l-l n . i i l t i e ' u r e . * t 1n g ’ I', city • ii \\ "diit-tiny I* , eiill of IVoj I H 2 .’ (II J n^j'llt D C tiilletl of the Tit 111)111 T h u latent liiUtvab limited In A lit t .* '"' ’ ’,l ' tyiJf'J. L'" ',1 ' t 1| > r ‘rf>mrTt,rvrrst?i'ii front M— (if Board of Trade, who i,,;.u„.., 1 t,.i- .ld"r |‘;:ge In (he British l"i I' ‘' Now ill........ti 11 Bryce, asking for information the plan. The gathering was a most eign office, is an exhaustivi tlOcu- gove i ii mem "feels that it concerning certain* roads was read representative one and the. tone enmen! dealing vith England'* inter leatonnhly he expected t<U jHvisi and e erk instructed to write Mr. t husiastic. fere'nee with Amnjic.in tiade since It* rltt/eo» |(t seek rtMln’iixjJ (loTote Ilrvic and inform him that he huythe outbreak of the vvar In effect t riiiutt.il- which are in it* opini*m iiig been !,i.titled of the intention* of it wits decided tn go on witlj the mi aul hoi i/.ed by the u n r e s t r i c t e d .ip tt is a cue in ti in fit Mon also to Franco phtn and pledge* on hand from vari­ t ill i him mi . simo i * in i f< niter mn "f ll i tern a t tonal l aw t, li s II c " p > was p r e s e n t e d til t he pllv.it lot ous sections already amount 1,1 more in imii ;i t um. I he record* of this coungrunt reft.ii at ton, noi v° r ef r a i n from F r e n ch a m b n * * y here than $19,000, uml more can lie 1 v ute open h r hi' IIlspeet loll. llie tr i bum s d irect I v to T h i r t y f i ' c p o i n t * m e t r e a t e d in ................. counted on Many telegrams were V i a i m * Ugum-t t h e e o u n t v Weie tli. |.* 1 1 - h £<■ .Tti in. • I t b ru u g I t h e n o t e a n d , III c oi i el i l i on Seer* front I ru nspor t a t ion interests ,no lit. .1 a n d w. . rrant • i»l d e r f l dra wn re.ttl I a tv Lansing declines that the diplomat • channel* tiowiog interest uml expressing will­ Since |lie United SGile* doe* not United State* "ennnot with nnnnnn ingness to cooperate P r e s b )t e r ia n « E placence stiffi-i fmthei suborditm- recognize the existence of n |i•gal Interesting address*** were math-, n - ,I ‘ n - by t e n un C U m e t on Vinert can- mm looi to t|on of Iti" lights and interests to hb" k.id*. among tlie number being those m Friday evening with .t huge attend­ the plea that the exceptional geo their government for protection in ance, including several visitors. J a mes U. Murphy of Bulatku. Vance gt indued po*iti< n i f the enemies o t Ii Helm of Miami. G A M. sh ip m e n t of a non e iin tru b a n Tit* meeting wus in c h a r g e of \V Great Britain reunite "( )u - 1if>• op c a r g o e s n o t o n l y t " io U r a l c o u n i n t Mr II \\ t aid well leader Clfllmt of Jacksonville, and Morn* prckxivV tftiil il.egul practices " The James It I’li s o b j e r t w a s ' T a s k s , " and the Cohen of Jacksonville relations between the United States t r i e s I t i l l t I g u t i u s to b e l l i g e r e n t s , tin t member* of the company rendered a Murphy of this city gave his per and Great Britain, he says, must d i r e c t l y t o o r f r o m t h e e n e m i e s o f most interesting program Mt*s sonnl check for $800 toward the lie governed by expediency but by t h e a l l i e s Fern \\ aril gave a beautiful solo campaign, and ^1 orris Cohen of Delegates to the (* F'. convention J acksonville pledged $| 0 0 0 to ill*' ftt Kissimmee were elected its fill fund The snake was frightened oil when imest chrysanthemums. I . . . . . . . . , . . . J Mr Matchett arrived, liut wa* fuun . i'n,t -i chrysanthemum*. later lying in the boat which it had ihire litre*- tinesi chrysanthemums. attacked, and was shot by Mf MatFirst second and third prizes for eh*‘tt Orlando Reportei-Star te arrangement cut ilnw, rs el \andie*> l ongressman S e a r s Inbiscus entered I Washington, Nov !f It is under hibiscus on I e red stood that Representative VV J 1 Seurs, Florida's new member of the 1 i *’ doplav dahlias Fourth District may be assigned on I . ' palm growing the rummittee on agriculture This [ is one of the best assignments that Fin* -r fern growing co uid bo given a mem bet of 1 h.1t Fine*! begonia glowing Tic judge* will make their de- t ‘I°rida delegation at the present •Him un Kr'tiny afternoon fex- time because of the tremendous garth u> ditching certain l a n d s The Sanford. Fla , Nov 2. 1915 irjit l"f I he juize for hibiscus en- stiides in agricultural activity which nonopetrh* Buard of County Com- hoard advised him that they could len i! Sat u n l a y and in no case will that state is now making . mi*aionet* mi and for Seminoje Coun­ give him no relief in tlie mutter »*.*M h e made where the exhibit Dt O J Miller, county physician Next to the house committee on ty. F'lbri^a dipt <Jn the above date 11 no! considered worthy of u prise. rivgrs anil harbors, of which Con­ Present. I*; * ? P ' * Hjfgan, chairman; came before the hoard and presented gressman Sparkman is chairman, Cominissioi^fr* 1. A.'Brumley. C W forms for application to be ad mil led Said forms suntlat Si huui (Convention that on agriculture probably is of Kntziuwvgt’r. ti. A. C-fark and J T to the county home McLsinT Roberts, deputy were reati uni! ordered filed for fu­ Muinti Nov 9 The fourteenth first importance to Florida sheriff in at ture consideration ■r *•tii. Sunday school convention of It will n"t be definitely known .-|eik; ,tC 1 51 ■.•Hand, ^ l e n d s t i c * -* * Mr .J I) Ilagev came before the it. "f Fbtrnlu is to be held m exactly what assignment* are made board and requested tin- board to i Minute* of l u s t regular meeting VI ci November I *, l 9, 2II, 2 1 | until the Democratic causey* I"have ditch cut or opened up Same lead ami approved ajH, Itave been granted by , but Chairman • la’ Vef of th« was referred to Commissioner ('lark John D Jinkin* came before tinill tli. railroad and transportation committee on agri cult ure'has ..been Communication from Mr Ma­ lines of the state the Florida Enst here sometime looking q.vot- the per- Imaid and asketi him to atlvise him (’oast Railway, the Van Line from .sopnd of its members to. fill existing in reference .to the purpose of the honey in regard to purchasing lot assessment for 1915 for Black Ham­ udjoining jail, reati und ordered J irUonville to Miami, and the Pen- xta<i*ticies. mock Drainage DiVrict, for what filed for future con si deration tmuhir and Occidenta Steftmship With the chairmanship of the The co in mutation ol .1 D AlexLlr-.i ■ will sell tickets for the round rivers and harbor* committee and an purpose nnd to whom the amounts under, requesting the hoard to open collected should be paid and the trip foi the price of one-way fare agricultural committee assignment. street on the north side of Lot 1 , Ml " ’ t'er road' wdl grant a rate of Florida should he well provided for n a m e s o l the bond trustees The beard advised him as fo low* lllk V, Chuluota. rejid anti referred I .....i. per mile for round trip In addition to places held by Con Tax Collector is ndvtsed that the to Commissioner Cl«[k Th.- . ,i . ,| tickets can tie pru gressmen • lark Wilson <%Mr The committee apjioiuleil1 1 o view l .'-' •' an) point tn the State Sears in this place would have an Black*—Hammock Drainage District the proposed read to connect up was organteetl under the lawn of direct to Miami Tht ■*■• splendid Excellent opportunity to look after .Ueardall ami Cameron avenues heI9UI whtrh provides that all laws r*ic. .tr, .i»suciug an unusual inter­ proposed $'2 ,000,(100 appropriation 19 1 ;| which provides tbut all funds, tween the N I V 1, of S K * t anti S W ' 4 est in thi* gathering, as people on "to fight the citrus canker derived from taxation for payment of N F I J i Section 33, Tp 19 S. FT 31 thu occasion can travel from the of interest und sinking fund are pay- Flust, here presented their report *r«t coast all the way to the Magjc Newspnper Plant Destroyed able direct ko the bond .trustees by j which was reati and approved anti < itv anti return for a small sum. Jlalrigh, NT C . Nov. 9. The the l ax, collector. ' -The bond trus- ordered filed, and clerk instructed to Marion Lawrence, general sec re* Ncws and Observer. Secretary Dan* tecs fof.the^BIack i lamni oc k Drain- have published notice that commixUr> *d the International Sunday ipls' newspaper was tlestroyed by uge District are J . 11. Lee, L. T sioners will at their next regular School Asaociationi with headflre Saturday morning for the secvtul Hunt untl'O. meeting, if no complaints, open u Swope quartcrv in Chicago will be the prin-y time in nearly three years. ThF The t ax- collec tor is hereby au- said road. npal speaker. Mr. Lawrence it cbnplant of E. M. Uriel! & C«.. .shat thp^xed.'whd directed to pay all The bond of Mirhael Sboltx to xulen-d the best Sunday school man printers was almost a total loss, anti fundi tAtllaeted |)j’ hitn on account of keep bridge across St. John* river at on 'he North American continent. several stores were burned. Early Black HamTTiOck’ Drainage District, Monro.., rend and approved with ' * r L ( ’. Palmer, genera secretary estimates make the loss a quarter tm aaaeaameht loll of 1916. to the F' N. Conrad and C. M. Bingham °l the \ nhama Sunday School Assoertts n will be the other out of of a million dollars. The newspaper bond 1 trustees of the aaitl Black a* sureties in the sum of $ 1 0 0 0 .0 0 . Reports from the several county the *t.it,. speaker The best Sunday loss is $100.4)00. The fire started in Bammoek/Drainage District, and is *choo| talent to be [ound in Florldn the Uxrell plant and a gas explosion advised that the levy assessment is officials were reati and approved and spread it. Three people were slight­ for the sole purpose of paying in­ ordered filed. V h also in appear on t h e ’ program, >f ly hurt The bill-of Keystone Co, for auto­ terest on bonds and for a sinking *r.'l tin array of talent is the strongmatic line indicator, amounting to (unti. '*■ ex' ivcr offered to tlie people of this John D. Jinkins, tax collector is $5.55 was read anti same rejected. state Freabylerlan Synod On motion of J T. McLain, Sain also advised as the. S p W hb e Ro a il Ah Sunday schools within the .Miami, Nov. 9 . - EstubHahment of Sl Bridge District No. 1 as follows : Felf is hereby admitted to ccunty state of Florida, rcgardelas ol de­ the Florida synod of tlie PresbyTax collector is advised thnt they home. nomination are entiteld to send a tcrinn church with Miami as ,t|ie •levy ssscssmeitt f(fr 1915 for Special The resignation of W. V. Dunn a* delegates ns desired. T h e f headtfunrters of one of threi; Pr,,s Miami churches will entertain all byteiios is the .plan the churches Road Si Bridge District No. I in inspector of marks and brands for thue tit legates on the Harvard plan. of the state will net upln at their for the sole purpose of paying inter­ District No. 10 was read and same th.il i*. lodging and breakfasts will meeting this month, according to est on .bojids and for a sinking fund, was accepted. and that all collections on the ac­ Geo. De Cpttes, attorney lor furnished free. Dr. W. W. Faria, pastor of the loc count should be paid direct* to the the board of county commi**iQners There are many special features church, and the adoption of the .............. , .. * r ' --------cn u rch , am i m e nuu|>x>uo ... »— bond trustees of said Special Road is hereby authorized to obtain opin­ Kath’*/,nK ' . Th f necraaary memorial to the general Si Bridge District No. 1, and that ion of some good and reliable bond far* |c is to bn u novel affair, and, asking for he is aulborjxed and Instructed to ptrhjj,. w)]| j j lc umj beNt Pfcshyteiiun meeting, attorneys in --advance of sale of the new synod i* now considered as be governed accordingly The bond bonds. ' • Id in the state. Numerous a foregone roncluaion. Should the trustees of the Special Hontl ■& Application for pension of Mrs. '■•' no is ,lt which time special Hew ay nod be formed, there tgjll la- Bridge District No. I are M. FT Fllla FI I>-ffler reati and approved 1.1. . —. „f Sunday school work vOill three Preshyletles, at Miami. St Robinson. A T , Rossetter and P M. Communication of Mr. J . W. O. '•niphaMied, will be held. Con- Augustine and Kissimmee. , Elder, y<Si nglel lry, in regard to payment of , r-riffs covering every department Tax*. ‘Collector John D. Jinkins fees as juror, read and •Clerk In­ Florida is now attached to the J ,h'' wo'k wid likewise he held. came Ijffo^O .the bonrd and naked structed to write’ Mr. Singletary to Alabama synod, hut the churches of -Penal attention will he given to them' t o , h e should pay the afdvise the board as to which case the state have within the la»t few e|*»rt merit Sunday school superhe refers to and same wjli be in­ •nttndeni and Sunday school su­ years bccomt moie nurticrouM bo atHorpoWli'.tpV co/lccted by him. vestigated. « T]k* bboard i t t d ffdyked .and . . d instructed Ir perintendent and o m c e n . I I I b . t t W W . n l U » * r . I . O r the , denomination believe that the 1, 1m-^o . pay Mid collections over to »tfesxcd. Mr. C, R. Walker r i m e before the board de- board and addressed them in re­ ' F.orlda churches are now able to t lie tf«vftty treasurer, the b . n i. i ■ iiany h tr f of it hntrl elinln^Htr'pay said t a r over gards to the Inland W'alerways <*• ll Walker and E. T. Woodruff at stand alone. to the state, thla under the advice of movement, whereupon the board *nd»d mieting of the Inland Water- * Should the Alabama meeting apTli re. ------------ •. A SSU RED F IF T Y THOUSAND FOR FU N D low* Delegates Mrs Geo i'uxloti ami Mrs R C Maxwell Alter­ nates, Mis* Virginia S mi t h and Mr. K Muirheud The society expects to send a large representation, be­ sides the delegates Our next meeting will be ill . hsrge This of Mr* A. D. l'arrish leader promises to he an interesting mceting ami a large attendance ls eXpeeled ( l i e n T h e a lr e O p e n * Allen * Theatre, tin- rn-w moving |*ii tiir■* j.lu.r opened Inal night in true ntr dopte style, a* tile roof ao.l lloor 1s not yet completed but Man­ ager Allen did not propose to wait any longer and decided to stmt the with the air dome feature* The 1ir*i nffereing of the Merchant of Venice and several comedy reels, making nine reels in all. seemed to titke l tie people by sur|>tl*e nnd they .•nTT^.-d tt i<- iinv.-l feature of seeing the show under the canopy of hen ve n In a few days the roof will be on un<i the dour completed und then the circus seats will come down and ojiera chair* will be installed, mak­ ing tile Alleh Theatre one of the fmt -t L o w Louse" in this section. Large Audience for Lyceum The Sanford Lyceum Association ix a*.*ured of a large nudience at the Gray-Lhevinne Concert on next Tuesday evening at the Temple, corner Bark und Sixth, One hun­ dred nnd twenty-three t ickets have been disposed of eight days in ad vance of the concert. It is expected that every available seat will be en­ gaged. Phone Mr. Ezell at the High School building or Mr. Hyman at the Temple. Season tickets, S 1.60, children $1 00. Single admission 60 cents, children 36 cents. Open Comfurt Cottage Mrs. M. Martin and niece, Miss Hardman are in the city ngaiti after spending the summer in the moun­ tains of North Curojina. Mrs. Mar­ tin bos opened Comfort Cot tage nnd this popular hotel will remain open during the winter season, which will be good new* to the many pat­ ron*. Comfort Cottage will give Sanford anothei hotel for the winter season The Herald was three hours late lust Friday on account of a rush of news matter at the Inst minute and there were fifty -people besieged the offlce wanting The Herald. ’ Even the people who. have been borrowing the paper were anxious to get their copy, all of which demonstrates that the people like The Herald and want it on time. This was the first time The Herald had been Into In • - • 9 m 3 . I JM w liiC .4; I II Resolutions of t b a n k s -Were pulsed, to the Manufac turers' ' Record of Baltimore anti to M r Gillett. for the suggestion of the rampaign A resolution uisu was upssetl thut a committee of five be appointed, to be, charged with the responsibility of expending the funds to the heat advantage, and that every dollar of the fund be spent outside of thi* state for nil vertislug purposes, rjo officer or committeeman to be paid nnv salary, anti there be no section ali'iii shown in thi- makeup of t he committee The committee named wu* ax follow* V W Hetlp, Miami. G. A. McClellan, Jacksonville; B. L. Ilnrnner. Ta mpa ; W. B. F'ranklln, F’ort Myers; Frank Lloyd, Qulnry It was the belief of those who gathered here that every community will join in the propaganda when the full |<llins are made known. Th« jdun contemplate* ‘a rontrihuiion of $25,000 by the ruilroud* •■titering Florida x M lNshin.tr) Conference T tie Third Annuul Missionary Services and Conference will be held at Holy Cross --Church beginning Wednesday night at 7 . 3 0 p. rn., at which service* addresses are to be made by the Rev. Canon Rlckert, Chaplain .of* St. Luke's Hospital, Orlando, on " T h e C hu rc h’s Mcdacll Missionary Work” and by thtx. R c r F'r W. II. Ball4 of Kissimmee, who , has been for over twent y years a Church of F-ngland Missionary Fxirat ill South Afrira. On Tuesday morn­ ing lit tidlO a m. Holy F-uchatist with special Intention for Mission­ ary Work and Worker*) at 10:dQ a. m. anti 3 p- m. the' Dleesun Officer* of the Woman’s Auxiliary will tellj, f of the missionary work in their vari-^*^ ous departments: such as The UtlRedf Offering, the Missionary Study Class, the Organizations of the Auxiliary nnd Lit tle Helpers: the ' Pio.cgsan School, Hospital anti monthly pub­ lication, " T h e Balm Branch. On Wednesday night, after tlie service a "social, h our" to meet our visitors will T)e held in the parish house immediately after the service the young ladle* of .St. Agnra Guild being hostesses. E v er yb od y is most cordially asked to come, j Ny nodical a .Success '»• The Synodical of the Tresbytsriatt . church which bus been in scssipn here for several dayn, elosed ita meeting Thursday at. noon. The were sixteen delegates from various parts of the slate from the Mistionary nnd Ladles’ Aid Sodatifs of the organization. On Tuesday even ing I>f!- Lynn of Jacksonville made talk oi\ "Horn* Missions” and Wcdnesday night Dr. Dodga of Clearwater addreased the V>n ‘ ‘Organisation.'* Lunches were meeting a] ; ■ W hi ' U M iliD . ■ •rl i o j , , ■mm H ( ii yi" x - *V>4 ] 'till • v 11 >-*• • • ’in � 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, 1915 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, November 05, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 05, 1915. 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>, November 05, 1915; <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/b4a85f36e3e3dd4f8eafe04aa9f2e342.pdf dcf72725b7e69f7cc94e99ee5ded52dd PDF Text Text iMtoobMW^P PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD OCTOBER 29, is is I-" ... _ t— AT SANFORD CHURCHES 1 1 I 11 II I I [ j m l t c d ^ ^ H g 3 11 ( Potash supply H \ given an incentive to jj | more thoroughly into plant nutrition ^ with view to utilizing product* at hand to the very _ bast purpose. The result of our efforts along this line is Presbyterian Church The Sunday school is enthusiastic i in .its work and is growing. Dr. Brownlee will preach both services Sunday. The night services are evangelistic. The subject Sun­ day night at 7 will be, "W hy Join the* Church?" A large chorus is lending the singing at these services. Classes for Christian Doctrine 0 •a. m. • » Benediction 7:30. p. m* Sermons adapted from the Kpistle and Ons\r,\| of the Sunday. Week days: Mass evry morning at 7. Friday, at 7:30 p. m. Stations of the Cross. tf MARY BIC K FO R D IN “ L IT T L E P A L" AT TH E STAR MONDAY NOVEMBER FIRST Mrs. K. U. lfnyes is again at home from a delightful visit to relatives in Kentucky. It is so carefully blended that where land is properly pr ^ ^ tg o im t any fertilizer mixture of same ammonia and phi regardless of percentage of potash.. Send f< & Toomer Fertilizer Co, Jacksonville Florida ^ For Sale— Florida corn, sacked oi in ear." Florida hays haled Carina or less. Best Fulghum seed n»p $1 00 per bushel in live bushel lou Seed- Bye $11.75 per bushel. Wjj. liamson tfc Dennis, Gainesvii f]| . • 18-titp , WOMAN’S CLU B Baptist Service for Sundav 0:30 Bible School. Mr. W. E. Scoggan will ct as superintendent on account of Mr. Jinkins* absence from the city. 11:00 Preaching at this hour by the pastor, Mr. George Hyman on the subject, * "T h e Vision of the Goal." 6:30 Jr 1}. Y. P. U. 6:30 Sr. B Y P. U 7:30 "T h e Matter and Manner of Acceptable Prayer" will be the sub­ ject discussed by Mr Ilymarr in the evening People read these ads. You art doing it now. Is your ad in tha column? Have you something t> sell? Try an ad * 4. if V Griffin Herring left on Wednesday for Anna {rolls, where he will enter u preparatory school before entering church la s t'P riila y werrinfc, at their upon his studies in the Naval Acad­ pretty little home west of the city. emy to which he has been appointed There, was a luige gathering of the Mrs . Ar c hi e B e t t s is vi-iting in young people to enjoy the fun and frolic, which ran fast and furious, as Kissimmee tiie many laughable and amusing games developed. A particularly On Nov 7th the c h u r c h will begin -fu n ny ‘ •rrrr- 'rr -vraT-thr TrnfnttriTT of- Hunt- n a « t i a scrips n? servi ces last i ng Tor four poetry, six different members of the City. days. The pastor will do the preachcompany reciting poems, no two the You are welcomed t o . all the serMrs. Geo.. Dickinson left on the 1 same, all at one time. Guessing the names of cities was rather novel and midnight frnin Wednesday to attend exciter! much curiosity. Many old the bedside of her youngest son. ( ongregational Church fashioned game* were played and Robt M l»u k,-0 *011. who is critical­ Nc x l S un d a y mor ni ng tinthe guest* upon taking’ their de­ ly ill ject (or c on s i d er at i on will he, parture voted the coins of Sinai! de­ M i ' !{< -<■ Addington i ' > re from ( "ongregat lonulisin of Modern nomination the lf;">t ayre-abb- 01 I n d i a n a and wi l l b> t h> gm- t «f b , r a present at ion of lb,- tiling enter tamers ., It winch lb,Congregational >$ BUfi - H i r. M is |J , i r r \ VA a , , l bo the o thM Miss Mary Chappell read Life and named the works of Mary Murfree. This writer's style of writing *?■ vc differs from that of mo-1 waiters, m., . A Tennesseean by birth, stones ’are *' laid amid scenery of mountains, pen th» t, name Ttetng OiaTlv* T* 1o<-17,■u" A ' humorous incident is related. At a meeting of writers among which ,)*«*’• numbered Longfellow, Whittier, „r n Holmes, etc-.. Miss Murfrce attend* ed Holmes upon finding the card tivr r. Charles Crockett proceed,,-,! to Hunt »■,,) ,' ii|, the owru-r of the card After 1.'" r-'r !.t mtlrh searching he returned to WhitTinv 4 k h a l t 11 in*r s«n•!1 fni m* ir■>1:-I1 s t \\ hit rn r C‘lijtr I«•* ( j *»rki*l 1 * i* \\]*r “*r',*n iM trvt41 '* M onI if hiT Htoru*H ilrul rv*fiat.< . 'juth huhitH i ( i h»* Kouthi'in mmin* ... the -.pi-eiai ' “"l I'eoplI helpful .talk Mrs. li >1 Chappell's paper fob ' h»,r’ ” Mr* Tn lowed on George W Cable and was \nm rip!ur>- lessondelightfully gn* n I t-i- wilier burn 1 i-s tlie s{,.,ial m New O rb .ill* In I * 1 I Im n l to “ ““ study tin- In-b Us ,*f the Creoh-e Association <if Leaving school at the age >>f fifteen PC [>« meet' with because of his fatli-r s death, In- w tr.l i-r Mr and Mr s Wi l l i a m M> K 11■t«**iMrs \A i| I’lti-rs ha* n-rurne, a r e tcj oi c i ng in t h e b i r t h of a lUtLhome after a pleasant \i-s11 to Jack daughter. ThursHny Oct ‘_M| //iiynut’i T hot tt>It W o l d hits b e t n r e c e i v e d m San f o u l of t h e m a r r i a g e of M i " Dai *, [ l a y m a n of S a v a n n a h , Gu . a n d Mr S .1 T h m nr I of S a n f or d , w lii-b ten* ( d a c e in S a v a n n a h mi Mi t ur da v Mr T b o t r i i l ! is a well known a nd l"'P ulur e m p l o y e of t h e A I 1. Mr*. Tlionui* 1 ,-ok , recently <•* t i n. 1111- w itt, t lo-ir tier-il, w o r k In 1 hose present wer* has been t he gu,-*t of Tennessee Mrs. H. H. Patushull of (im tv ttpei t Tueatiay in the nty *hnt ping Mrs. C D McLaughlin I- M I u* day iiight for Augusta, G. , where Bhe was called by the sudden death of her mother. Mrs. Roswell King Reached Hl» L im it. "The styles are stunning Ibis year." f*nht the etitInislastb vouug woman ■Are lliis" i •-)• iin ,1 the bastiful man I favi-n i v" i in-i *•»11' N*i After observing Ihe * unninc sl'lc* of last yeur, Fm afraid to bmk." Mrs Wate of Boston i* visiting her patents, Mr and Mrs Bn hard I*a tt 1n Mr* N AN Green of DeLa- d tia* re turin-<l heme after a ph-a«.ii.: -i'll to her si*ti-r. Mrs p; (; Mehricti*. I.aR oiple i* " pl -llillllg F o r c e d by E le c tric C u rrent. in ,'fnrnp.t Stray electric currents from a rail­ road are supposed to cause the treen Mr< E. W. D. Dunn ia expected oil one side of n,Brussels street to bud blossom after from UHando today to attend the again and IMlkisoti irftiajciile,to the t.iternture they once have^shed their leaves every fall. DcpirAmept .tomorrow afternoon. 9 e B C IIIIU IIIIII500C 3«C X X TRUSS V DRIOQC “To Save Time Is To Lengthen L ife ” . Did you over s to p to th in k how, much (mu* ymi roujd s a v e if you had a b i c y c l e ? t How m a n y tim e s a duy do y ou walk frurjj one to tw e n ­ t y b lo c k s wlien if you liad a b ic y c le the trip could Ik- m ade in o n e fo u rth th o tim e?'. .«/ , ^ We have in«ll tho l»est miikvt*, iioth cheaj) ones and higher, which wo will self on term* to *uit. Or. we n»n fix up your old one at a reasonable price. Corpjq in and talk to ua olmut it. Sanford Cycle Company * tOfe Pclmetto Avenue- « Opposite City Hail Bicycles, Motorcycles ant! Accessories iseexiiiiiiiiiiiixfxiiiiiiiiiiiijocxi Min i Vo 3 * cit'ifs, 3 for 2."i~ ’ '.-rnT your orders to Gladys Greene, R p, D. No. 3, Sanford. This notice will not appear again. 20-1 tc FOR REN T F o r Kent B o o m s for light houici-t-tTig •»1•» <hik a ve nu e 'Jo -f •|IMi-i ^1 > r»MMn 114Ili wS* and •-lev trti light fur rent < " l i t " 11 X 1 '•*- 1 - A! Ilf 111 all* [ *f J”*-- • M , '»k| 11 js**r f t 1 ' 11,4 He Hi ! Tr*. I- i , I n br- h r l i ! m S * « v » m t » r r H * v i d *: sw-i'w-i tw o ■ ' A I d i - f m • * * r , | t. »..*•» i t t (-• lit lh»* rillse-ftAIn Hitn> w*yi 1 - ao 1*- ,<| * fmf f u* q live* anil witluml fliiiiifi| all) jife^lecf |uti |ir,-uuvs ' 4** A !' 3 f» If.- 'A * ‘ Ili-iit Fur l )t”<ira fe»I«k run fti'i for A!,.*: il i ■t. M• rn«•if; in I»r i \,til’ f tt 11111 V * * f: I'll nn........ IVt' Ri- „i 11ft a Mi her Refit S ever al line 1*thrf room* over Yowi-ll'n F.n,|uir,- N P * ill l f » l m l h » f t h e l a i n * if t h e r l | > w»lf to* •» (*• r*sr-»1 toil r v m l m t fir f h i l * i ' , o ,. f i , *i , impartial)) <>r«|lnain•-* a, \* an Aitlt-rman lot four **» . •cctirtliPf that rtKVrfd, f fra(» 'if Ih»* volrtw of ring .1 MelhodiNt Services In tin- new church la»t Sunday lh all the service* were well attended *k, i. There were more in Sunday school1 lean than at any lint,- -rmi »- left tin Dr-> "ill . hufi h p.very or- wa* ins|i|fei| l,r,-i 1 tin i u ml* t * and tin -pini *d the as.*'lr, occasion of b t The session of the school on next ami Sunday is expected to be of greater I °f l ^interest than any preevious day. I pirtm About thirty member* of the Days Truth Seekers and Brotherhood Hoi , lasses with tin- pa*lor and *ufnT -o'- *' iMendent iiHi-tuI the peiiern I ion of Bn Bible cfasses uf the AlvtfcOiilXl church , IlH -d in I >rlatldo this week Ida* wa* a *!•'1• 1 great in i .tsion Ida* teachers and 4' d some of the officer * who Wets* pres- Linlti rut will convey lo those who were hot not able to attend the'good thing* mg* they received. The Sunday school l’hitik i meets nt 11: 45. jpurru Preaching Mornihg f»t It and " | evening at 7 . • S!, v,, i All will pteet jt hearty welcome «>,,| *ai> i lum f,.r *h* *14! I 'full) 1 i » r»%\1si 1\ I'M M MM*«rv t For >P-ii< One room ron vvfiisfit a| f• 1 1£»1 Knijuire 12 1 \A N'lnth <«»rri*r Oak Ave 1* il K-i- - ! a.- * it ♦fn' i Mil-* pi * * ■r * 4 i - I •• iru r «• nuMt 1'lii.j-ii one of the |.iv«dicst jnrganir.atiojjs of the kind th Lh^.-stulew<flnd several months sgo x tn‘ 1 Warded a IVEH JOHNSON W For Sale A few dozen can- of home , limed tomatoes, t L i || Brand, which I wish to ilt-ipo.. .,( jt ftm|i of mif mmifittfiiK illh, I I* lievi Mrs T o m Davis, M r * \A \A l . obg. Mr* I K Fa,,Mr* D A Ci.ldweli, her sister, Mr* K (i M, lirten*. M r s II H Hill. Mr* ( < Wood­ while en route to het new h ome in ruff and Mr* R i c h a r d B a l t i n B ratd e n lo w n I *r*T t )V f run afA I b* r i t y ti-tent c e n t e r e d in t he e x c h a n g e ol new p a t t e r n * in c r o c h e t Da i nt y r e ­ f r e s h m e n t : . Weft- s e r v e d during I he afternoon For Sale Ford,truck, line shap* bargain Five passenger Butch, grett­ ing bargain, $350.00 Semin,.1- (’0. Garage. Sanford, Fla. • I’Mf * tu In tirlil .Nut I >1. If I t l Li* ufTln fur ti\r >• 4/1 k rtti a • ! hi* neff»*f J rtptrii'fU W ANTED n riiotluni 't* hr - l i f l b * |i|is)t rtfi f i ' * fi| rl tl$JU i am i| . l A l l I i r 1! « , « ’ If HI, ! fflll AA’ill n n- . mu at-n I *-1 ; y nr June Three in f*sv* hildren Address , staling rent and locatiM1.H-41C tat p ) UIHF «nl«4. i t A. A P H I. f i l i ' S a. of Miss G ra y :. "Her bow arm is truly rtunarkabb* Tor its freedom and strength. She L«h *$h« Ri**t bowing of any woman l have ever known." Let the people of Sanford rerrp'rol e* that this remarkable wo main is to be in our city on the night' or Nov. lfith. Buy a ticket on Satur­ day from Prof II F Fr.ell ’and Mr For Sale— Ten acres of the best A. W. Honeycutt when they aphigh luimmock land, west side, just p io v h you. outside corporate limit* Half in cult i vat ion 4 years. About 250 More Troops Needed largo pines.on other half. All fenced Wa*lHngton. D. C.. Oct 29. and ditched. Quarter mile /TFS-wt^ Governor Ferguson of Texas today shipping stations and E lm .**, Per­ wired President j^ilaon asking that fect .drainage. $1350 will hay it if more Uffop* he sent to Brownsville. sold within the next 10 daynA worth Tbo border raids are threatening end $3000.00. See owner. 207 French tha’ situation is more menacing. avenue. a! l-tf Noted Violinist Coming The Lyceum Association is to tin congratulated on being able to se­ cure nn entertainment by , Miss Estelle Gray, the noted California violinist on the night of ‘Nov. 16th. This entertainment, will be given in B e tte r Paying Crop. tho Temple. Season tickets are now If young men who Ijava been sowing On sale for the pntiro winter course wild oats wish to make amends and at JHHO. Th* admifedbn to each i^nke’good tb M r-losses,* tot ibbO} sow iltiraetfo'rj-'ViU be 50 cents. You U m $.w h eatC hicag o Daily -New^ ' A.., ’ * - I V•» ■ fnrm - t a i l ‘ -on *. li.ii 20-1 fc Wi.-*i Si-iond St. •«m b |i ym/r *u|*|* pi CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING / -. . H ** Melted Carbon. *Curltop Pits been tneflnd by Prof. Otto lainitpcr of Breslau:' V o r.th ls purpose ho Inrlfist-d a largo arc light, formed of Two enrbon roils. In a, heavy ylars container rfnd exhausted thn air. By' ubBik a |«oWerfu1 electric- uprrept ho produced such a heat that drops formed at tho tips of the carbons. t |i. ror SaleVKjtgfe and Baby t ’bix of celebrjjtPd Brgul White AVvandotfe*, big perform^uuc, heavy l.iving lurd*'; am booking orders fur same nilyc, Also a few' pullet* and corkcrels, id salhe strait) -*F. P Strong, 106 F. Third St.. Sanford. U>-tiF^r Salt - Good all rpuTid -i buggy and harness. Chenfyfbr;? Box 1256 or ~ “ ‘ " v'^ West Hijassrorr. * ,-F « r Sale- -26,00fi Snow l>a (WuVr Plants. W. C ; .Pry V ET E K IW A H IA N O F F I C E ------ * HAM) BROS. STABLES Oak Avenut { <: Belween 3rd and 4th Si �' ’ 'T v ■SSMB ♦ EH« • -V ', <• . .• fV V : *v .iW V ' "1 ' 'TSTr- •‘'JTZ.. k i *V ' IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED GRABS BAG AND DUCKS SANFORD HE City Itcautiful prizes. To facilitate the work of them* Indies a lint ,wi ll'ltp tivnpilcd of home ground* mint a t ­ tractive In each district, hy citizens' selected for this purpose. Thi* list will he given the final judge*, in older-that a more rnreful Inlpri tion will lie made on November r* an no pains Mill I e spaied to make the contest fair'anil ju>t. MANATEE ST.JOHNS TRUCKERS RIVER TRIP WILL ONLY II A V K TWO,GREAT S C E N E R Y . GREAT HUNDRED AC RES IN I PEOPLE. GREAT RIVER CELE RY „ GREAT STATE but which have proved their adapta­ bility. The yellow elder la one of thrim, and it has-'bloomed to pcifection in the garden of B. F. Whitmu and M. F. ITdbinson. Another lovely thing i* the Hauhinia, or Mountain Ebony. Mhicli has an bloom like an orchid. There are tine plants of thin in the garden of the Hotel Allumonte. ON T U E S D A Y s I S 1 AND FRIDAYS BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET FOR OSTEEN ‘ »V f 'Cl ’*rs!-, (jtf A One cash pi ire of five dollui- Mill There will be calla lily bulbs for be given in each district to the h> me .Ti ^■lt‘ sale, tftid thpir suitabi lity * I* i f be ground' judged most di-si r viug. judged by the fact that last winter A H I G H W A Y M A N and Growers and trucker* in the Sar. The A(IWI Steamship New* in n JU S T ISSU ED FROM The bounds of districts and - audi­ sotu Hay district have been-busy for bc4utifully illustrated monthly till irl they bloomed ,ift^ti^>fd from .Chi istt a k e s sa tc h el tions of award, were published in' T H E P R E S S OF > \tM two months getting the ground in wiih entertaining mnltet concerning man until I j f b e j b p a n, the Met aid of October 2fi fro m a r m . o f shape for tho fall crop*. Heed bed* tho West Intlja inlands and other T h e r e . ' p l a n t s 0/ pansy, T HE H E R A L D \/ have been planted and the work of point touched, by the Clyde and and Beilis I’errumu. the pretty little MRS. M. FRAN K Mis. I,.'II. Ilouchrlle,’ lit lie daugh­ setting out the pi a tit* begun some Mallory Lino steu liters. including English daisy. PRIN TIN G CO. ter Frances and Mias Marian Earle time ago. Florida. Tho articles are splendidly & ESC A PES AT SANFORD ■ mm The usual ctop* of tomatoes, pep­ written, and the, il lust rift ions are of New Stpyrnn are the popular busy and clean Everybody get i ‘..ril is getting ill the Lift City pers. eggplant, beans, oubli ige nnd l ' l t '11 ily hi mtiful Few articles of a Among the many * booklet* re«, j guests of Mr* Henry Wight up Nov. IT-20. many wnyjt anil some of 11; lettuce with a less amount of Engnptiv nature could be more cently printed for various -sections of -c in- not i» °ur liking. Tho lish peas, cauliflower and Par.-l" l Cllt' rt.iini g. The November issue Florida by the Herald Printing Coy>>* i iii••n havo their highwaymen . J l have been planted •if 1lii< pr •tty magazine has" an ur. , of this city is that of Osteen, l*|?>'r» . !, nfl the hnml satchel* of The dry Meat her ha? be r-II ovel • t l ' - l ' L> Hay mond Com to. I on - 1 ida a fine l>mc.hure id railroad folder anil at their will rnh come on many farms by i 1lg it inn, ir>mi W ■ti t Life in F.iiriria,* size describing this hgnutiful little ..a thi* streets hut our city otliers m beru the cropping is l i t l l H W III 'll U‘l luki- tin* following ex dlly in Volusia county. (Fsteeri is .! 1 The present time -hmr—hern np saw gras1! land1? h a w vuffrrrd n o ‘ m m nf t n e n t 1ntj*rnxt tjbout ntnr tmles from Hanfontr tin-— tngn!url> free from these bold, bad inconvenience from the luck of rain, Hghtfully situated among the oak* "The St. Johns river is tho inlund men. due to the vigilance of the SPORTSMEN WARNED THAT but t h e - several hours of slow rain FOUNDATION LAYING AND und pines on the high ridge between waterway from Jacksonville south to all Tuesday made the growing police the Rt. Johns river and the, ocean SU I ' E r t S T I t U C T U RE PROTECTION OF WILD the fruit growing country One plants take on u brighter if greener and about twenty miles' from thu Saturday night lining Halloween takes an attractive. Clyde Line HlilLDING#. ASSETS, FOWL MUST HE view of life, expressed by expanding fine beach at N*‘w Smyrna; tin- police were busy with the small steamer, and travels all night up the NEEDS. ETC. OBSERVED outward mill Upward I i . and this looked like n golden ■3 winding stream with the scarehlighl (Klevii It nol/JT’m'w town but like The celery crop in Manatee rotin-1 opportunity for u ne^ro thief who Arch|lcrturaf designing, artisan many other t^wn* in Florida has Washington, l> C . Nov 2 With playing on the deiiffe tropical jungles wnt-hefl M Frank in his store get- tile approach of the open season for ty will not be over 50 pet cent of |mon1 beautifully You arrive a boil I squaring and plumbing, ami me­ been taking a siesta, being content This is due ■ i- ready to leave for home. After shooting wild low], iluCoiled what it was last year the middle of the next morning at chanical rough hewing are already with wluu ha.t been lavishly suji■ ng the store and accompanied States Department of Aguruliure is to the initial expense of raising tins Sanford, m the vegetable country, well accomplished fo r-o u r metro­ Jilied by nature and the inhabitants l , Mrs Frank and Miss Florence warning sportsmen that the Federal crop and the price of fertilizer which from this place much celery ami politan Sanford, tin* coming City knowing they lived in one of the Mr Frank wended hi* M'ay horne- regulations as amended October 1, has advanced -10 per cent over last othrr green Stuff is shipped to lurk- Attractive Foundation laying, the favored spots of the state did not Some 425 acres'were plant­ A.ir l on Magnolia avenue and just If* I t, will be strictly enforced Sonic season vitally important work of all up­ think they were justified in giving sonville and the north a* the party were in the durk part misunderstanding has arisen from ed last year. This year there will building is of in tensest interest to "The trip Up this winding river every citizen who bel leges, as we do, away the secret to any one else. The nf the block nnd near their home the fact that tho various state laws probably not be over 200. gave to us our tirnt glimspe of the But in the (last two years Osteen in a great future for the luunty seut . man jostled against Mrs Frank do not always conform to the Fed prospects fur this crop >»r«* good this inland life a glimpse that appealed of Semiuole. has taken on new life, chiefly season, so fur. much better than last Not in the vast ex­ ,i•-i Infuse she could prevent it had eral regul a tin ns This is regarded as to Us us particularly like the life of panse of area, as Rev Mr. Venable through the efforts of a live Hoard of and an optimistic feeling prevails Hipped her hand satchel from her unfortunate but in such cases the the south one meets in a popular arm and with the speed of a grey­ Department must insist upon the aiming growers that good prices will observed iq one of his excellent ad­ Trade and the new booklet that novel the fragrant, broad veran- dresses while heie, not in the wide describes candidly and honestly the be obtained. hound ran down the street About observance of the Federal regula Mr V W Chapman, manager of dahed south with its romantic at­ width or broad breadth nr zenith- town and country is the first step that time a Sanford negro came up tions the Manatee County Vegetable Co . mosphere, its old gardens und bowers lowering apex, does the greatnese'of of the Board to let the world know, a i d inquired if the man speeding The Department will consider any what Osteen hud to offer the home* iltiMn tiie street had stolen some­ recommendations submitted in good who have one of the best farms for The steamer landed ul Pululku a city consist, but in the spirit i f seeker and investor raising celery in the county, thre# ** Not for oiit national, thing ami upon being informed faith (Or amendment of the regular at about nine in the evening. W«* her people. miles from Sarasota on the hard Osteen is a sister of Sanford, al-, that he hml went over to Sanford tions, but will hold no public hear­ had beAn chatting through the first state, county and municipal execu­ avenue anil informed Marshal Tillis ings thereon, nor will it amend the road to Hradcntown, informs us his part of the journey with a sturdy tives. men who aro professional poli­ though In Volusia county and wo aid the police fofee, who responded regulations prior to .October 15, company will plant twenty-five acres, southerner from 'No'th Cuhlihu,* a ticians only, but tb<>*A who are also rejoice in Imr success and public When the new hard sur­ in a lew minutes. They succeeded in 1915. It is the purpose of the De­ fifteen having alt cad y beibi set out, young pi anler, whose conversation men of character, m eqof progression, spirit. tr.e king the man as far us Eighth partment to conform the regula­ the other ten I* being set ns rapidly hnd thrown us into another life— the Then of fidelity. The City Attrac­ faced roads are built from Osteen street but there he wan lost in the tions to the wishes of the majority a* a j o r c e of twenty-live men can life of the sunny south, and hud tive must be-7 foundation laid und ferry to New Smyrna through Os­ darkness and up to date has not of sportsmen so far as it can be gel Che plants transplanted from well prepared us for the enjoyment supeistruoStfrc built by men of not teen that litlje city will expand and been apprehended. Luckily the sat- done and at the same time give wild the seed beds. Boarding the plants of Palatka, As the steamer swung only IrightBfrnfessInns. but who. seen grow nnd become a fartor in the life for bleaching will bggi/i about •lol only contained a few dollars, fowl up to the landing, there was a or unseoft. walc,h#d or unwatched, of Volusia county und in this ex­ the necessary protection. Christmas und shipping 1 Ahc next but Mrs Frank’* greatest loss is laughing, chattering group waiting live up to th*«< professions. Public pansion Sanford will assist in every As fast as the celery is re, Fnlcral regulations divide the I month A drawbridge between the H. r glasses and several small articles In the swaying lantern 'light, nnd spirit, aggntssIWvljeAs,. _unselfish ser­ way United States lilt" two zones Zone J moved the land Will he plantftW in I vice and shrewd foresight, coupled two '"iinties, connecting the brick 1 • I •O repl ace near them an eager group of darbies, The celery already set No I. the breeding zone. in.dudes tomatoes wi A i rigbteoushFxts make So tnvin^ road* of Seminole nnd Volusia will anxious to pick up a few Coins, hov­ n . bohlness of the highwayman the state of Oregon Idaho. Nebra« nut is in line condition atid the pros-1 add greatly to the prosperity of rihle combination for the funda­ ered to carry our grips, catch the d. mm, - t rales the ease with which ka. (,'olorado, Iowa, Illinois. Indiana. peels for u good crpp most encour­ mental constructing und subsequent Osteen nnd the Board of Trade will rope, do anything to win our favor, any one cun be robbed and every Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Je r ­ aging. rearing of a city whose renown shall then see tho resujts of their . labor* T j and consequently got in every one's •itizen of Sanford and especially the Celery will be a good crop this sey und ul I states north of them. nv the th «‘ girdle the universe. and the ‘(home place among way. ladies should be on guard at night, Zone No. 2, the wintering zone, in­ year and it is expected high prices oaks and pines" will bo filled \kith Briefly, in word about our assets, for ut this time of the season the "We wejjl ashore and proceeded Reports from cludes all slates south .of those will lie maintained. and our needs: I^tke Monroe und new peop le, autos filled with tour­ l"irgl.ir and highwayman lurks in JH I New York and Michigan are that up the dark street The air was named. our seawall and our hoped for In­ ists in the winter and Flori<H»» pep pit*” ai Hie rities and is constantly on The regulations prescribe seasons there will he much less celery plum­ fragrant wflh the breath of orange lund waterway, our extensive and in the summer will'be speeding over th. lookout for victims It would ed this season than usual und the blossoms anil with the dampness of as follows unequaled winter farming territory the new roads to the beach and this ■I'li be well (or the business men to From Open seasons for migratory turd* short ernp will command higher the river and the mg lit aFiutting the city our rail and water entire section will take on new- life go armed, as a few killings Mould The Conditions are very favor­ a head Moated strains of music in )*tl5 under Federal regulation". prices transportation; our manufacturing and prosperity re tit tally decrease the ranks of able fur raising this crop and it in combination made a fairy Iike appeal Zone No 2 . industries;' including the A C. L. Ho-u bold robbers. expected the price will he main­ to us. Waterfowl: Oct. I-Jan Id shops; our miles upon miles ol paved Navy Needs Supplies Exceptions: Delaware, Marian tained throughout the season "A dance wus on at the big hotel. roads and streets, with more to fol­ Washington, Nov, 2.— Increases District of Columbia, Virginia, North Monthly Magadnc for Sanford In the wide lounge and lobby groups low including the Dixie and Na­ iq the navy's store of supplies to Will Ballot Today About the 20th of November will Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, laiuof pretty women— It seemed that tional Highways; the fine bUrgs nnd make possible the placing of a float Washington, D. C., Nov. 2 appear the lirnj issue of a monthly isiana, Nov. l-Feb. L Eight slates, New York, Massachu­ night that ul I of them were pretty handsome drives in all direction*; upon a war basis at a few hours’ Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, magazine in Sanford. This maga­ setts, Maryland, New Jersey, Penn­ — chatted gayly with their purtners, pretty dwellings and tasty grounds; notice *is urged •by Rear Admiral zine will begin with weight pages, Nov. 20-Feb. 1!L flowering Samuel McGowan, paymaster gen­ sylvania, Kentucky. Ohio and' Mis­ nibled at Ices, or watched us, as delightful shade • tre*s, Missouri. Kunsas, Oklahoma, Sept. th re e columns each. It will be sissippi, will hold el ections*. to/lay. newcomers and possible acquaint-, shrub*, plants and year round ver­ eral of the United States navy, in a 'sited The Temple Report and will 15Feb. 1. With a few local expectations, in an cos. There was one thing most dure; supremest climate in the repot t to Secretary Daniels. have as editor Mr. George Hyman Arizona, California. Texas, Oct these . constitutional ques­ noticeable about the atmosphere world; our banks, stores, offices, In a few years the war vessels un­ and as business manager Mrs. Forest 16Feb. 1. tions will be the dominant issues.on here, a thing that 1 found true of shops and commercial interests; our fit for service have increased thirty L Gntchel. Six columns will he Rails, Coots. Gallinules. Sept I- election day, including as they do all the south and west coast town*. always on the right side, bright and per rent, while there is a depreciaw * *■•»**» *n'd as advertising space. Dec. 1. such fundarifcntal matters as woman- It was a most pleasing informaHty, nqway Herald; our power for good tion in value in the stores on hand. Exceptions: Tennessee, Utah A sermon will be printed in each suffrage, municinpl' Home rule, pro­ which extended a friendly greeting Commercial Club; und, best of ail, "In discussing economy," says the Sept.’ 1-Dee. 1 issue Other church announcements hibition, state Income taxes, refer­ to the newcomer without the neces­ our People, our Schools and our report, "this makes a fine showing, Missouri, Sept. 15-Jan 1 anti reports will be made .therein. endum plans, nnd some leaser re­ sity for words, as well us a cordial Churches. Was ever n young and but it is a condition which- s h o u ld camaraderie to the acquaintance, 1 aspiring town more favored? Louisiana, Nov. I-Feb. 1. .AU the institutions of the Temple forms. not longer continue, for R ia A m at­ Ariaona, California (coots), Oct. Mil be given space to give publicity The woman suffrage question will wus phased with that there; I have We need, always, more enterpris­ ter of history (hat every great cor* 51-Fob. I. in the columns of the magazine. come up for decision In New York, been pleased with it again und again ing and able metf to share our of­ flict has, In tho Inst analysis, d?* Woodcock: Nov. 1-Jan. 1: Pennsylvania and Massachusetts^ In the other' towns of southwest ficial, commercial and financial re- pended largely on tho question of Mr Hyman, the editor, Is the Yet, the people to he Exceptions: Delaware, Louisiana. which states will funriah in point, of Florida. sponaibilities; more husbands and supply. There shoifid be no real _j£f p j pastor of the First Baptist Church found, in these inland resorts are wives to make beautiful homes, Nov. 15-Jan, 1. population, tho greztest test "Uio difference between peace times and <>f Sanford and has-had considerable West “Virginia, Oct. 1-Dec. 1 suffrage question has ever hnd in the quite aS gsntee^ quite us well bred plunt more shade, set out and tend war times with respect to ship sup­ experience in this line of work. Ho t 0 *w a clans, as those of the cast coast. Georgia, Dec. 1-Jan. 1. . United Sutez. New blossom, green and lawn; more at­ ply." i served when only sixteen years of " We "could only stop to chat tendant* in our places of worship, • Shore Birds, Black Breasted and first .*t»te in th# east* otr ~ »— »ge as co-editor of the Houston brie fly .with those whom we met in more children and adults in our tourists, as well n* residents, and* t ' nH Journal in Georgia. Was editor for Golden Plover, Jackanlpe, Yello- equal suffruge, defeated the pr< tion at a special election given oVer Pafatka. ^ Our steafner was to start Sunday schools, more God-fearing, northern capital, a model-up-to-date legs, Sept. 1-Dec. 15. , j a year of Zeitgeist, a monthly maga­ Exceptions: Florida." Georgia, e x r l U a i ^ V i y t h e Suffrage question again within a-few minutes; it was God-honoring men and women,, in hotel, und that promised fintf Qpvzine devoted to the interest of Chris­ South Carolina, Nov. 20-Feb. 1. on October 19. While it has been with a feeling of regret that we society, in domestics, in trade, and ernment Building, that Intra Coast' i *1 tian Education Chrisp County, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, held by some political observer! that, turned back to continue our jour- in ?very walk of life. al Waterway, a Library Building, j We want Georgia. Ho Was also editor (or a TcXaS, Nov.’ l-Feb. 1. the result of the contest in New ney " Hospital, County and Boat C\ubs, a y *. ^ more music In our churches, J n our year of Hcrnado, a monthly maga­ ' Tennessee. Oct. 1-Dec. Id. Jersey -Vould be reliably indicative i r - ‘ j public squares nnd in . our parlor*. Y. M. C. A., Golf Links, tf'County zine it) the county by that name Arizona, California. Oct. 16- Feb­ of what might bo expected in ‘ttrti, ’ Plant Hale and Flower .Show Fair AWoriatlon! more merchants We want substantial and heartiest 'a this- state. larger neighboring states, the suf­ On November 19 and 20, |t some support for our city band, M d-for nnd liukiness nmn who will be- * memruary 1 ? -r-^ ’f a Mr* Forest Gatchpl is well Known Utah (snipe). Oct 1-Dec. Ifi frage leaders have not been dis­ place to bn announced later, tjie civic' all competent and Helpful instruc­ iiers of and take an active Interest , in Sanford as a well trained business Utah (plover and yellbw|egs). couraged by the big majority with sections of the Welfare Department tor* in every musical line. We want in our Cummurcial Club. j . %... - - f1 -- O w'inian, possessing qualities of per- Sept. 1, 1918. which the issue was defeated jn of tiie Woman’s Cfub will hold a more grand organs. The 'pipe or­ t And last, but not least, ifl;M (| 4 J .1 \ ’unality and character which make Insectivorous birds protected in­ New Jersey, nnd look forward to sale of pl ants that nre now ready for gan obtained through the indefati­ Enthusiasm. Nothing ant buses' liku — • Ger a success in all her undertakings definitely. Band tailed pigeons, the biggest test with confidence. a place In Hanford ■gardens. There gable .efforts and, probably unreal­ enthusiasm, nothing mohi fo n ts| The importance of this test is in­ will be roses, palms and ornamentals, ized, perhaps finuppreciutive lajgr glous, luid . .nothing J he magazine will be issued In cranes, swans, curlew, and smaller accompiiahew, ’ - 1*;| -UuaaUti** .600 *mi wrii btrfrewWW ghore bird* protected-until Septem­ dicated by. the face that, in. point, of a t calaldgua.-pticaa and amaryllis giving-wh one in cmr nrtdst.^wmpTJtst'roueh'' without’ |rr>; Let m.devytjrtiy 'iuftntities o( 500 und will be for ber 1, 1918; wood ducks in Kansas population, the states of New.Yorlf, bulb* from Mr. Mcado h t Oviedo. mented .by. the splendid' UxfistancP1 enthuse with FVfcry breath Wo draw,’r>f #th*rx,' Mtk.M. toe< rii< r with ■ C ar* -. ____> ____J' . ' *.»**,M *u * ebuB«tts, Pt;of. Nehrjing has promised■a fine <4 free distribution. ‘ ' ' IMI l. ' ''C and West Virginia, rails and wood Pennsylvania and every word we spwrt^everyv,deed wo,, which will vote on suffrage Nov. 2 d, display of csladium leaves from negie'k generous merotu; gift, la ndw insuf­ do, and every LfnfTwo .vritf. wlth , due ka in California, and woodcock ] in Missouri are also protected until include over 20,000,000 paopJec-HL which orders may be takhn for ficient for the city’s need*, -AVe unremitting . teal W»d .Hghteouaneeq Garden Prifcfi . fifth of the population of the entire tuber* to be delivered in thenipring, should have in the very fnear future endeavoring to All the tu-cds above invitations hfcve been sent to Mm. September L 1918. United States— and these. 20,1000,000 and at price* lower- than they VaV^.^jir more of these grand,'dncom outlined. Thus * Shooting protected between sunWc not only stato chairman of civic* in UuF practically double -tit* popula- been offered before. It is the Inten­ parable aids to divine Worship and rough hew but lupsrbly and sub-s r t a n d sunrise: or at any time on Florida .'Federation., of „ Woman’s Liuba, a » ( the Mississippi river between Minne­ ion of the states fp, which., eqpfl tion of those who have this sale in to the rendering of the aublimeat stantisUy lay the foundation for rge'to offer some plants not Or- and most exalted In heaven inspired and build the City Attractive. f l l lhas i as yet W been fuTOMT ^nt of apolis and Memphis after January suffrage 19 final j ed, * . . dln»‘W *• » ‘‘n Horida gardens. harmony.- .We need visitors, and 1, 1916. Fauatina e awarding. V =~J “ * ■»' . . •y. *’i*J ” . ‘ • V C C 'fe i o v » MIGRATORY BIRD LAW BE ENFORCED THE EVOLVING OF CITY ATTRACTIVE y B MS if M if felt .' ii; mwj i it W ' m . �to luck to LUCK ? HEALTH * j p -c ' S = ^ c = 3l ^ J{■5— ■o c f s y p 1 > a it c « Z . = * . - c L i f i —. ^ o « c, > >, • ■ 5 5 ■= | 2 f g * E “ J & ; = . - * i b b ** 0 & *^* w & - “ *. >1 2 0 5 1 = I ^ 5 31: c■ S- =3 c s u a _ r c t >» s w ? - ? ~ • >. •- — f • 1 s t sl - I ! - i e _— t— , . ., 2 : ? ; * .S s s M ! « u * _i^ * 5 �* . f r,\V »/V » ' THE DEPARTMENT TEST V-. * WHAT UNCLE SAM mTHINKS AEOUT IMMATURE F 3 U T ■ p . r3 gjj . .« •V. Washington, D. C.. November 2 — The Department of Agriculture ban been requested by growers and ship­ pers to define Its position with re­ spect to the application of. the Fed­ eral Food and Drugs ^ c t to the transportation in interstate com­ merce of immature oranges and im­ mature grapefruit. These requests have been accompanied by requests for modifleatioir' of •the teats an­ nounced by the Department for, de­ termining whether oranges and’ " grapefruit are immature. On April 6, 1911, Food Inspection cision 133 was issued with retg the coloring of green citrus This decision reads as fol->l ln " T h e attention of the Board of Food and Drug Inspection has been directed to the shipment in inter­ state commerce of gree^n, immature citrus fruits, •particularly, oranges, which have been artificially colored by holding in a warm, moist utmost phere for a .short period of time after removal from the tree. Evi­ dence is adduced showing that such orangek’ do not change in sugar or .acitCcmxtciiLjiXLcL tcju'-'ipl fr°m thq. tree. * ^Evidence further shows that the same oranges remaining on the tree increase, markedly in sugar con­ tent and decrease in add content. Furthermore, there is evidence to show that the consumption of such immature oranges, especially by chil­ dren is apt to he attended by serious disturbances of the digestive sys­ tem Under the Food and Drugs Act of Uune 30, 1906, an article of food is adulterated "if it lie mixed, col­ ored, powdered, coated, or stained, i n « manner whereby damage nr in­ feriority is concealed ' It is the opinion of the Hoard that oranges treated as mentioned above are col ored in a manner whereby inferior­ ity is concealed and are, iherefoie, adulterated The Hoard recognizes the fuel tijat certain varieties of or­ anges attain maturity an* to size, sweetness and aridity before the color changes from green to yellow, and this decision is not intended to jpiterfere with the marketing of such orungeK " Following the issue of Food In* spec lion Derision 133 seizures were recommended * of immature oranges which had been artificially colored by sweating eith er,prioy, to shipment or in transit These seizures led to no merit us requests that tin- Ihquiri 1 * \r \ ' . - ■ / ; v PB ;9 . : . V. . ». * * •I ;.«*>*». . THE SANFORD HERALD but she wap, w i t h . all the witching charms of youth/ and beauty. Hal­ loween games were played and for­ tunes told that delighted the happy crowd of youngsters, but the funni­ est of nl 1 waa the peanut contest where the participants rolled pea­ nuts otfer a tig zap course with theii noses. T h e _ attic was decorated with jack-o'-lanterns. Little Miss Frances Bouche^e gave several ex­ hibitions of fancy dances nnd phys­ ical culture figures that was greatly enjoyed, adding a (Inal touch of pleasure with- several musical s e c ­ tions. Ghosts, colonial dames, Char­ lie Chapmans, witches nnd other fascinating figures josttled each other on the dark stairways. its investigations, regards the tests a* defined for determining the im* maturity of California oranges and for determining the immaturity o f grapefruit and Florida oranges as being fair, accurate and reasonable tests. •Oranges and grapefruit, In com­ mon with other articles of food, in the opinion of tho Department are Informal Afternoon Tea adulterated "if they are mixed, Hon. and Mrs. Forrest Lake en­ coated, colored, powdered, or stained tertained with a charming ten at in a manner whereby damage or in­ their attractive home on Park ave­ feriority is concealed." The only nue Saturday afternoon, after the announcement of the Department musicale, in honor of Mr. and Mr affecting the shipment df immature Forrest Dabney Carr of Orlando, citrus fruits with which growers and Mias Lc Massena of New York and shippers are at present concerned Is Miss Marian Earle of New Smyrna, that given in Food Inspection De­ who participated in the beautiful cision 133. In that circular a program rendered under the direc­ view was stated that green, immation of Mrs. Fannie Stemhridge t|ro oranges which have been arti­ Munson at tho Woman's Club rooms ficially colored by holding in a.warm, 1*-- A'S.* ’ Other guests Enjoying the-charm ­ moist atmosphere for a short period of time after removal from the tree ing hospitality of their graeiotls host, pro colored in a manner whereby in­ were Mrs. Fannie Munson, Mrs. feriority is concealed and are there­ L. It. Bouchelle of New Smyrna, by adulterated. In ihe opinion of Mrs. T. A. Neal. Mrs. It.. It. Deas the Department, grapefruit which and Mrs. O. F. Smith. have been similarly treated also are adulterated. The Federal Food and I .t/i*fWfenroHS Shower Drugs Act prohibits tlte shipment For Miss Nellie Evan*, whose in interstate commerce of such or­ marriage to Mr. Gibson will take anges and grnpefruit. place on Thursday afternoon, the The Department, therefore, gives Daughters of Wesley of which Sun­ warning that the transportation and day school class Miss Evans, is] a shower sale in interstate commerce of or­ member, gave a beautiful articles, including anges or grapefruit which have been miscellaneous artificial ly colored by sweating or dainty I ingerie, lovefy fancy work, otherwise so as to conceal damage nr* linens and cut glass last Thursday inferiority wdl be regarded as in evening, surprising the bride-elect at violation of the Federal Food and 1" ' r home on Magnolia avenue 1 Drugs Art and proceedings under * 111* “ charming^ afTnir, greatly enI hat Act will be instituted in all joyed by the greup of friend* and appreciated by Miss cases where sutllcient evidence is especially Evans, who prettily expressed her obtained to justify such action pleasure at the charming attention of her class males -. . 5 BB V .* •■ S t S'* ■ -• 7 ^ * HWU8i.fr - i. ■V'.~ NOVEMBER 2. j , u xannah. Ga. Miss Mahoney will re­ * An Inyltatlon. * Superfluous lnform*t|:n sume her cfcasea in music ImtnodlLocal Practitioner (to bis wife as ho It Is qulto superfluous for a t * , , ..... * 1 oeo through ills daybook and ledger) tall a woman ho Isn't worthy Ttil —Old Smith hasn't called me >n lately If abe thought ho was. *h.> Mrs. W. T. Eppjng, who has been about his Indigestion periods. Yoy'd want him. the guest of. Mra. B. A. Duncan better ask him In to dinner. left Sunday for her home in Tampa. Sometimes Vary Conversation. England and Scotland. It is a mistake for men to injL Mrs. L. D/ Wicker leaves on The total length of England and women are alsfaya talking nbouttE Thursday to join 'Mr. Wicker at Bcoilnnd together, from John o’ Groats dresses. Sometimes they are tajjj. to Land'B End, is 800 mites. about their hails. Richmond, Va. * Mrs. Charles Ryan, who has been t h e ’ guest of Mrs. Andrea Ma­ honey has returned to her home a St- Cloud. D. C. BROCK MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER Miss Mary Waldron has returned from a visit to Quincy and Lake City. Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasoline Dr iff* Cleaning. Altera. ^jji an_■ __m ___ Dry a. aV at " *v,i* lions of Ail Kinds on Short Notice Join Our Gentlemen's Valet Club. $2.00 Per MonU. Mr., and hfrs. Norman Toole and baby daughter expect to leave on Thursday for their hew home in Newberry, S. C. S U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 UPW ARD CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry and Mr. a*nd Mra. R. J . Holly motored out to . .F r a n k ’ Brown's place on Banuna Lake Sunday afternoon and had tea with Frank. The Brown place is ideally situated and Mr. Browq has many visitors everyday. PHONE I7( = . EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 13th. * • CITY BUSINESS Cnrs will begin -45 minutes to nrrival of every tmin',on following rout* making three trips: Beginning at First nnd French, down First to M*.! nolia Avenue, to Tenth Street to Hark, Hark to Ninth, Ninth to Oak Ave­ nue, down Oak to First street, to Park, out Park and Ninth to Station. CARS W ill, MEET MIDNIGHT AND EARLY MORNING Tit MS'S Nored Russian Pianist The music lovers will he delighted to learn th at the Lyceum committee has been successful in securing a concert from the Russian pianist, I’rof, M oritr Lhovinne. * He comtrinee—a—striklngr yerjle—TrerstmaiitTwith his poetical conceptions and dramatic insight into the very soul of music. His technique is of the brilliant nnd flawless surety that marks the born master. The critics are unanimous in their praise of his fluent legato runs and brilliant octave passage*. CROSS TOWN CAR SCHEDULE SANFORD “ — MONROE Lv. -7:15 A. M. Ar. 7:40 A* M. Ar. 8>15 A. M. Lv. 7:15 A.M. Lv, 3:15 P .M . Ar. 3:45 P .M . Ar. 4:45 P .M . Lv. 4:15 P .M . Saturday Nights Lv. 6:00)P. M. Ar. 6:30 P. M Ar. 7:00 P.M . Lv. 6:30 P .M . Lv. 9:10 P .M . Ar. 10:00 P. M. Ar. 10:30 I*. M. Lv. 10:00 P. M FARES City Limits 10c Hrardall Avenue 15r Geneva Avenue 20r Tr., Moores Station -’.'ir uncron ( Tty (Sir 3 Or SANFORD CAMER0S CITY * 7:30 A..M. Ar. 8 d)0, A. M. 8:3'» A. M. Lv. 8:00 A. M. 4:00 P .M . Ar. 4:30 P . m! 5:00 P .M . Lv. 4:30 P. f t Saturday Nights Lv. 6:00 P. M. Ar. 6:30 C >|, Ar. 7:00 P .M . Lv. 6:30 I*. M Lv. 9 : 3 0 P . M . Ar. 10:00 P.M Ar. 10:30 P. M. Lv. lOtOO |\ M. I IR E S Rands. < it) Limit* l*t Lv. Ar, Lv. Ar. He lias the faculty of enthusing people who never before had en­ joyed piano solos. When he went Slcnstrom’s Corner p Ik into the Chautauqua field he created a sensation Mr Lhevinnc appears Monrtr I0t with Miss Estelle Gray, the world i. Special trips out of town will be based as follows ■ One or two j>.-- engm renowned violinist, on the night of 8 cents jw-r mile each way, plus L’l) t ents, in radius of >; noli— ever. ti'diI tonal jmsvcnger 6 cents jot mile. Sjiecial Jitney service n-.n i, , had Nov. tilth at the Temple, corner or nigh by railing Phone 331, will.in territory hom.d liy t 'oiur, nrrul St. Hark avenue and Sixth street The and Tenth 'H,, Sanford and I rench Avemu**, for 10c, to city limit* I6r. single admission price will he 60 Ceiillian M umjc C ult PLACE YOUR ( ALL FOR JITNEY. PHONE 331 FOR ANY SERVICE rents for adults nnd 36 cents (or -|nf^AIUTRAlN DAY OR NIGHT The regular semi-monthly meeting children Should you buy season Smith Gunter of the Cprilibn Music Club will be v_. tickets for the four entertainments Friends of the contracting muplr held at 'the Munson studio Saturda of tlie Lyceum they can be hud for will be untero-Med in tlte marring afternoon at three o'clock }1 60 fur adults and II 00 for chil­ of Mins Darltc Smith <d Jacksonville dren Make your jilans now for thy and Mr E T Gunter of this city, H union's ('tub Meeting 16th which wa* solemnized at the Baptist The business mcolingjif the Wom­ Temple Saturday evening *‘ t *»x o'clock Mr Gunter i» a popular an's Club will tu- held at the club The < leun-Up ( ampnign GREATEST EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE FIVE COUNTIES RE emplwye of the A (' 1. witL head- rooms Wednesday afternoon nt three Now Wil lie was a tidy hoy o'clock Full report* ftom commit­ .quartefs in Sanford His bride is an And mother's lawn did mow . attractive young lady of prepossess­ tees arjil chairmen of departments While sister Susie raked the yard * , ing manner and sweet disposition. requested. Anil swept outside the kitchen Mr and Mr*. Gunter will reside in I’m the ( ilizens of Semmoli-, \ ««’t:-t;*t. OsciHiIa, I,:;l c and door .t not her Halloween /'nrf Sanford, making their home on Or\nRt* Counties. (irwtii)R: Little Miss Marie Stemfier cele* And then a n o t h e r *isier Celery avenue Ih- it known to ull of you th.V vnu :in•mv iimj anil t*.\|«v|ed,| tirnteif the rii'tom of t fie season wit n | ip _ Km tut w II i all hr r \nn i o | uvpan* -*uitali|.- t-xiuliit * for il:*|da\ .: I In ( .real ly\j- • inn i n r n l u n u u u i v c * * 'tS ’st s (o r d e l i-rm i r, a Hal low-pen masquerade party on Just lulled Up I he i Inched run* alifaijy upon H\ tin* pcoph- ol vour several rounNm, J/lli/ow •»ft u;Ri (hi mg the immaturity ut u m i , u>w. | ^nltirdiiv alti-rme) i at io-r lu^m- m And threw out >aclj oL.l u u . uiikauuig hi m Irt'-nHly mmprtirion for the r-vliltiltlun of fllf Ai the inarming home of Mr and |First street The peculiarilv Ut In November, 1911, the Human 1 varied products of your several .seeltons; also the ilungs Kite... Mr* H It ( 'ha Jifii'll. tile Itoolollies tending -this function was the pres­ of Chemistry1 in itu service an non nce­ "M ade in Your Towns." Your school work, your fruits and Chib of girls entejtalned the boys ence of cnly four boys upd forty And mother painted cans and pnis, ments issued tho fofl*owing state. And dad got busy too, vcKelalilcs, your farm products, your stores of house and field, of tjie C, C*. G-. with a delightfully gills. Now what happened to the And whim Nov "JO came ntent: your art creations and all other articles of interest, especially informal and enjoyable 11ittlgwee n boys? The little folks paraded the "As a result of the ill vest igat ions jiartv An FOtlav night They could tell you what in do stm-k, ckickens, etc, Guests were street* before ihu, party, engaging carried met during the season of in musqueradI-, the subsequent gln-*s ||ll(js f Halloween (lobe u-o] ())) ,|((w r- . I’nTuin* to a i tend in perstm and with your fa in ih and „ rt, Ip i i * 1913 ami 1911, the Hureau of ( ‘hem mg of "w h o was who" alio: ding friendh and the >tranjier.s within y ou r Rates. mm unbofly ever guessed who they mlgbl f A|m1 )n.|kl. („|h. islry considers California oranges t•» bo* of fun ami metritnenl ItrRAs each Halloween de.omtioqs prevail-, K<r no, ................. Sanford III Wfl be immature if the juice does not gtli—t ar lived they were received by -be. ed al I lie hou*>- and l|ie u n il fun i \v.. k in *lnrk Trout ail) soluble solids equal I" ,<r the typical ghost, .llw.iv-. it evidence i « wa.-, eiijoyed on l(n- lawn and e* . . in excess of. h parts to every pari ' ut Halloween functions, who placed had a genuim* liim* I m.t-. | ■*’ OF TH£ IMtOSPEKOrs FIVKirOUNTIKK Everybody take heed t here'* acid contained in the juice, the arid- a siring ,n .heir hands to be followed hody , (ll, prH, '„ t Mlllt Evelyn Wesl.-r w.,. moral to I In* tale ity of the juice to be caleulaled a* until tin- attic was reached* where 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 M Et: |. litric acid without water ut erys the fun and frolic of that guy' young the successful competitor 6^ - ^ tallivntion. Owing to the furl the’ band of joy makers nearly raised the Taking x Chance. P r o h f f m i u S hnodical'* f " , opportunity has been given to study roof. J t . w u s a difficult journey lb * Every day you pul off atlenljj A Cleveland woman writes to a Reginniitg today tfibre will be a the composition of Caltforniu or- that attjc, Which seemed miles and novtsjmpcr -| hn’ c ibst my husband. Synod- Can I marry again without watting any nngos during one season only, the mflt*a from M other, Earth for the meeting of the Prt"dc/t<*rian . . . , ■—ratio set ut this lime is lower than house'waa in total darkness ami one " ’al •t l " ' - Presbyteriani olpirch lor huh'-’ W'q would advlsn t1* • that which is believed to lie I lie min- got Joarfully tangled in those.string*, " e v e n t l -Uys, , T h e ^ynmltcaT i* coin- 1 h „ r 11Knm*t l t l l > riicly st ep Ruppnsfl , llfl jiiMiH|0 |VF^HKtoJtt0n r»proBontiiiR the so me bod) *l,r*uhl -find. *her husband * .— . and .imum for properly mutu'rrtl Unit/ - I/I vsiin K ) ) o a,k y , uj» t m » f o l u l l **1 ;* u ^ ■ ,(S n.y in briSjpnji Y l)li . . * * \l ill #ll-l*#iS t1* It may. thetefore, he exported that there were pretty g. sl* H*tor. * You owe' it lo youi-*-l|. and lanterns ViifjjHrs -;w<Jin;ui-’s orgnhizatioiH ‘d bring him imaie! , t-dottyU.* are lisre faintiy. und'yuur.busitinia to ke* p y* E the n-tpiirerornt" wll) be made mote tiyji dancing; qnd nil kinds of fitn the-> Kt buildings nnd stork' in-iurt-d in front every^jStt<‘*o( lit-* stale sttnfWl* strict after data from several -Tops Oct.tit Needed. whjrh fully repaid for jyfpi' and fails E fi> reliabb* i’ii|pfinqy^ir a rwisbni'.bl--; u»4l B '. ' T .iijilisikimt dur for ;i porch tdfmbare available. on i he way up. Dytiffhopls nnd the tug tho mvoting tliie h is.,4n*lnr* —i- * . iif * Hi* Pr-vgbyterV»i, i ,,rr ear: <*>.i dlft-ei, nn- where PtKti?" tvsiuy hj i 'et‘s trlk it ntf. Hflp' t'ou.w The value of the ti ■t laid down in kind ol refreshtjfents mir grand porbint feature ■i • . ' Well or ton t i rtjcufflTiuJ’* f the service ennnunrt.merit* has been ino. hers iiM-ikt” have were sr-rred un' 1 , . tv'*. ' . . . ., don t know wlieilieY >no "tiu f tae to tortpm rd by it ve* I igntioti* carried The ghost revived Mi*’ es Agnesi r’"-V*Iw N^ion* i.Htio'P " ur lo a |kiIIcoon dunt g tlte u ia o n of 1915. Hotlinmly, Virginia Brady, Helen) 107 M \GiNOl.iA AVK. I'JU Nil Sj/riountjivj^ w u|h • much interest', ,nnn On Srptembtr 22. 1916, a Im;?* IJcml. Ytrginio Johnson pfD eLnnd, J f-’ • ii«re is l lie , an notice was issued defining tests for Kt<t h MeDfc'niel. Fnni-ie IP bu Mu::- in h'stntiri t r innrrioge of Miss / k ' Dally Thought. , -‘i'a^v*. rc .'r^ rln .-T .i/ jn a :ti^ ftrirn j-ju m in m n iH f*'l^ u iS o . . aa< deU imii Ing tin in;matuilty' of grain son. 1’lintbeth Stafford, Me... Thrash-I nouncem.ATt Hughe fruit aisft Florida oranges as follows -i.: * n .w-| i ' Ar*l NOVELTY ' PLA" N T ,-jiil_ L HruniUy, i-rsid<; Li-'- Gtbson ynb h wr.l take plain nt M 11 |(fi thr ilir uiiMi iimttuH nvi *> u tiiir ii intx. ^ Edwsfd Hetts. “ With information now avail u------ of tfio- hride-oloot Tliunir ‘ fi nbU* the Bureau of Chemistry con- j Chappell, Reginald Hol,ly. llu in r jt '0 homo, "} ftltb L W ffltK O F A L L D E S C R IP T IO N S ofterndon a t threo o'clock. • .. „ _ . ... -Tf *<* riders gram-fruit t»i 1m immature If I )tumpK. Walter Rowlnnd, G. \V,| day-ql * q o ai’C'ptvparcd to IiHiirt* with you oft all ila> <.*5 ATLANTlfefCOAST LINT* the juice docs not, rfmtrmi -soluble j Spencer nndJHsri»ld Washburn Sk * Pe,rpnal Mention i olid-, i>qtn»r to, or In excaas of, 7 of LUMBER - and MILLAYORK for 'HOUSE, STORE rx . TRAINS *i.— Mr?. E. W. Dunn is the p.tiest of • I, 4 4 A ' •- parts .to each fmrt of acid rontuinoil * \/ Sarah ■Wight* ffdllaireen /Wfy- * u or BARN . Fram ing, flooring, coiling, siding, windows, Northbound One. of the jolt lost oT the Hullow- Dr. nnd Mrs. N. DeV. Ho ward. jh the juice*,’ the acidity Of-tho juirw 3 doors, scrceiTs, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. , Arrive La-uve to-. Jue cult slam d aa citrus acid imit parties was given i»y Sarah No. 8 2 ,.. . 1 T 8 A. M........ 1:33 A.M. [j Tell Us Whal You Want Estimates Furnished Frv« Mrs.- De Witt Ha ye* i» riVtinc without water o f ■rrystnlllzation. Wight on Friday* night to twentyNd. 84 .‘..10:45 A. M.. . 11:05 A. M. p •» No. 80. 3:26 P . M . . . 3:46 P .M . Tho Bureau also ronsidors Florida flvo young friuttlw ahd here too the friends in Plant Citv.,« g Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Kissimmee, Fla orar.gciK.to 1m. infmatufc if ,tho Juica- Typ was fast- and furious, for Sarah Soulhbouml n js quite as charming a hostess as her d«*ja r.ol tonlaln solublA^solld* tequsl Mrs; Archie Ib’lt* ha* r oftirneif No. S i 2 Ofl A M ' 2 16 A M. |1 No. 89 ' 2 10 P M 2 30 P M. tiT.'Ot in excess of. parts to^i vef)* gArieup* Mother^ As it is quite tin- jri, m u *hnrt vi*n to Kj**lfnni^f . » Nn. 5-»9 ........I' \l 5 19 I' M part of acid eonlainetl in tho juice, proper thing -for' Hnllowerti' parties' f ^ O victio the acidity to lie cidculated as cilriF to he tf*ei. hi the utlic Surah's par090* OOOOOOOOO0 0 0 0 0 9 OOOOOO0oooooooooooooooooooooo-** v AVirlfer spent the weekend V .9:30 A. M. ** ' ■ No. i2ll.— Arrive . . . acid without w ater’ of crystalliza­ ty wan tip tireYfi. too,'* Which w*a# ,in Sunfoid,......................... visiting tiis mO{li\r, and No*l27—l/b)ve.; . . > 4:(K) P. M. Tcaclied by way of strings, dark sister, Mrs. Ndrman . T ‘»0!e] • * ' ■ i tion. a 5* ■*' *l ■ ' >;-*■'• ’ Leesbarg --------- <4% . Owing to the fact that, the inves­ stairways and creepy senwatiohs, deJftt. 21—Arrive*. tigations of the Buerau have not liciously thrilling and aw{yinspiring. v .-• • Remember the Delisting Cluh Nu. 24 —Leave . . .. ,. ••j f *» been completed, the ratios set for The ghost failed to appear in 'time For the best quality of GRAIN, HAY, FEED and meets tonight at the Congregational --rC ’! -4-' , 1 , . - _ No. 168 Arrive A,6:20 P. M. . . a . , . , . ,. w.. grapefruit and for Florida orange* to receive but thq genuine HallowNo. 157—I r a v e . . , C : 3 6 A. M. FLOUR at REASONABLE XPRICES j ore lower th a n ’ tliose which are be- een witch was there apd shook church at 8 p clock. v. Trilby * . lieved to be the lowest for properly hands solemnly with each new ar­ WRITE1:004’. M. Mrs. J. H. Cowan bn* r«-'ti.nn-d No 2 5 -Arrive .. ' • matured fruit. It may therefore be rival: This was the real kind of No. 24 -U-ave 2:25 P .M . expected that the requirement* will witclt you kn *u . whop hrpp'A love- from a )>!eu.«ant wisit at Hurbervilie. Clyde Line Boats | i : irM' be made more tlrl^t after data from potions and magic charms and tell, (St. Jeha. Rirer) ms * - - 1-- inil to be. You would never be­ Miss Ellen Mahoney relumed to­ .reveral crops ere available." Arrive 10:00 A-.M. J^avell:iO A -M . Palatita,. Florida * i S 3 ..: The Depattmei t, r ;with . the in lieve that pretty Miss Florence day from an extended \i:iit to Vir­ Tuesdays. Thursdays and Hatuf uiof h ' _____________ ■ _________ , _____ fornyttion available as the result of Frank could possibly be that witch ginia, Waxhington, D. C.,- and Ha - *-=r - _- ■_ . •' .v Xri.j. » • — a '■* A' 1 ’ •*. .. j .i ■-4- .• ■r»» • ‘ , r . : - ■y * •. _ _— , -a--* y. i \ -s, - '. * • - V.-. -.y-c-k PEOPLE AND EVENTS SUB-TROPICAL MID-W INTER EXPOSITION February 15-19, 1916 Orlando, Honda | SUB TROPICAL MID-WINTER EXPOSITION THAT TIRE INSURANCE A . P. CO N N ELLI f t Buy Direct and Save Money a w R r ^ : '- W. A. Merryday Company m �• • J x THE 8ANF0BD HERALD unVEMBER 2* (fehadea and mines, and has come out, generally speaking, second best. Trench mortars have not ^developed the requlslto accuracy nor the toqulstto destructive power. High ex­ plosive shells tn sufficient quantities have accomplished the best offensive work, and the infantry is depending more ami more on a short, heavy knife, which is the best for work underground or in the dsrk. To sum up: Killing tho defenders of a posi­ tion Is accomplished by shells fired at least two miles away on the averago; and. secondly, by what the French call body-to-body fighting, for which a knife Is the best weapon. Tho training of Infantry on tho con­ tinent will In tho future, undoubted­ ly include, tho technique of hand-tohand struggles—for which physical agility and strength must be devel­ oped.''—New Republic. ^ ntn'ehclftr "Lyons knd Traphaien, "iC* |g ° * men, and Kwcrt, Johnny Dunn and Brown of the rreshmen eleven, will not bo eligible for the. 'varsity. "It's a pretty tough blow to learn that five men yo‘u counted heavily upon aro uot eligible." said Coach We GUARANTEE all stock to be absolutely new crop and of choieYost i fat strain. Our stock consists of all varieties Garden and Field.Seed ^ "I have a long list of men who will i moat adapted to Florida Soils: be given invitations to try for the Call and *qe us, wo welcome you. < . *: 1916 team. I know that there aro plenty of big. powerful mcii among ’ TH E L. A LLEN S E E D COMPANY them but whether there aro any footKXCU'NIVP. NKKII NtT:lU'IIASTM toll players In the making I can’t say. WEST SIDE PICO BUILDING HANFORI), FLORIDA "You can't tell until you ace a man In the big gamo whether he has footaooaoaaoooooooaoooooaaaaooaoaoooooooooooooooaoooooa toll senso or not. If they can't think football under (ire, they won't bo stars. And you can never tell what a man will do In a pinch until ho Is actually under groat stress, “Thero aro very few men coming back to me who havo been given tho LETTUCE HAMPERS CRATE Scientific Station In Spitsbergen. • Tho German scientific station in Spitsbergen, which was founded to 1911 by Professor Hergesell. and has been constantly in operation, sum­ mer and winter, slnco that time, ceased Its valuable activities st tbo outbreak of tho European war. A party of scientific mbn which had sailed for Spitsbergen to relieve tho staff waa recalled, and tho party at tho station also succeeded in getting back to Germany safely with all 'tholr Instruments and' other equip­ ment. This Iristltutlon has carried on extensive Investigations of tho up­ per air with balloons, and wnk, In fa c t,.founded primarily to study tho conditions likely to bo encountered by tho expedition which Count .Zep­ pelin proposed to tnko to the North Pole In an alrlhlp * M A T E R IA L S *7 -4 .J ~ . - w-r It - , BLUE STONE IN S E C T IC ID E S G R O W E R S * S U P P L IE S . A F u ll Stock a t A ll. T im e s a t O u r S anford and B eard all W orehouses * i • • C H A S E & CO . SANFORD Phona* 3 6 BEARDALL 151 Ph«n« 13 ATLANTIC Sailor's, Brave Deed. For saving his dog, Hetty, n Pomernnlan. when his ship, tho Caucasian, was sunk by a German submarine, the cnptnln Is to recelvda silver medal COAST LIN E The Standard Railroad of the South SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5th, 1915 from thn National Canine Defense b-ngue Tin* farts show that when the crew had tuken to the boats the dog fell Into the water and started to Cap Th» v»n»«i-r color card provides a Is brought through a slash In the swim Inwards the submarine of bc-alltlftll pastel t lilt b for rhlfTon o verdress and tied In a loop t.itn Itnhtnson swam after It and res evf-nlnr gowns. mining tho sedato but with long hanging end. Thla la tin- cued It fust ns |( reached the suhmn Satin slip­ rlne. The commander of the subm a­ rich dark colors that are advanred. for Isht-d with a bead tassel "I made tip my mind to add I•*ml Tin* material ns a whole tho h* a»" r material* and day .tim e pers and silk hosu to match th e gown rine imld wear Th can durk colors Include In color, complutu a simple und retired blow up your boats, but now you save is about th>* greenest I liuve ever the Itttlo dog—" Thus 38 lives wore bad." “African brown"— which Is a very costume. The Yost expects Joh n n y Maulhetsch. Thin silk m ig h t be used for the un- saved by the rescue of the dog drop shade- bottlo green." "crow blue' idarker than n av y i—dark taupe, derdrcHH. and any of tho pretty light captain swum hack with the little the brightest star of the Meeshlgatl out HI last season, to be greater than and "Held mouse," which !» a warm colors or pastel tint* chosen with iiultnul slttlnk on his shoulder over this season, tn spite of the fact shade In mouse color. A dark blue good effect In this dress If selected Avoiding the Subject. that tn* hud nppendlcltln during tho with a purple cam Is called " b l a c k ­ with discretion. "Algy consulted a brain specialist winter Stripes Were better managed dur­ berry ntid a dnrk purple llko that of "Jo hn n y told me he was feeling ing tho Past season than over be­ vest i-rday " the grape is railed "Concord." That s .pretty good Whni nap- tine, said Yost, "w hen I saw Hltn fore—nl least within the memory of The pretty drees shown in tho pic In Ann Arbor rerently, although bo womed—and this Is t h e prtilmhle poio-d tttro show* rhlfTon In a one-piece o ver "Oh, the specialist Is a tactful fel doesiLt weigh an much as he used to. drus worn over an undordress of net cause for th e ir continuation In favor | understand lie merely tulm-d | look for him to oven excel his In the lovely light colors and tin ts one low with luce Mounrea about the bottom work of Inst season. Ills work on The Ure reappears In the collar and can picture them In the evening about tin- weather ' the defensive will undoubtedly be Im­ Itiex sit-eve* rhlfTon roses weight th e gowns of tho coming season To Help Blinded Soldier* proved pnrtleiilarly In blocking and overskirt and three of them nre haustlble variety Is possible In do A committee has in*en formed in tncklltig tsrk'-d to tin- front and hark near tho signs whe.n we consider them m a d e Each one nf the live men who havo bottom A hand of wide ribbon la uj> with la m s or nets or plain sur­ this country tin* purpose of which is to faces In one of tli»» colors o f tho assist men who liave been ollnded in been iludared Ineligible will leave a set on the underskirt and the sam e battle Joseph II Choate is presISoni hole that will bo hnrd to nil. Lyons soft rlblvon appears In a folded girdle Btrlped fabrics. of (tie com min m plnyed a good mid anil Imrkfleld game , JU LIA BOTTOMLEYabout Hi.- uaiHt'nf the untlerdresB. It and Traphagen was u powerful line­ man. Kwor^ was* without doubt tno sav that cannot lie said In thn hearing WAYS OF TACTFUL NURSE of thr patient, go out of the room to heal lineman on the fresh team, play lug at guard most of tb<* time Dunn Ml) It M e. * j\ That Should Be Ob a former Ann Vrhor high a. hoot A still more tn-i i-sMirv point to ie Yost Has Mcncier-nnd UnsntisItr .e - j I:, r - u u f W h o WofllcJ Win star was <upturn ami qiiuiterlmek tm-mhi-r Is iluit tin- most niqulslt*- . , *tfr to the Sick. Drown, lor neatness iti u*>I !>•- tin* order < f the sick ’ lilC lo ry KllOWlCufJC 01 mfltCritU, • of the ttrat vonr nmA mer I>etroll ( e n l ml high school Lullroom. The slightest disorder Is often ' hack. has been declared by former Intolerable to a nervous patient. Re menilAir that all the patient would Hughitt. Game Little Quarterback, Coach Stocking to he o n e of the host hack Held men he ever lurned oat — wish to have done In her room yoli and Five Prospective Stars Lost r.tTli i< i .it.I dependable she and Stock tins turned out some cork ­ ,utt* 1 must do for her otherwise she will by Faculty Rulings— Mauln. in be. but tin t ing good vnrsiiy material. a ,l‘* worry nbont It If sin- Is an habitual betsch Is Praised. »Miii■■*’ i l ■nine bv insight ll-tw * Coach Yost etpe< is four tough hat person und accustomed to have ln-r r , ' r ' •' •* i i r i a t n rules and »-**r lb-* this fall with the Mulligan Agri­ v furniture and personal liehiuginga ,41t‘ in-., that . m i non trained . jukt uu. It will fret und winry her to rein, h I’leldlng II Yost lias a list of cultural college, Sy racu se, t 'oriu-ll and t •.in and **houid rein.-m - have them misplaced Do not I* i>*- -<om<- llftv'tilg straift'lng ytiiingsters Penns) Ivanla * are in ^li*» sick room I. ini* for tn* I ••I I*niv**rstt v of lUeiln-liiu bottles huiidiig*-* *>r all) •i that you have no annoy- paraphernalia of •the sick room In Michigan football team but whether Wagner Against Double-Headers. *,ls 1 vs «u«-h us clearing >our sight Th ey are depressing ns well thvre am ll rootbnll tdnvers In tho Iliiis Wagner refers to double* bond­ tulle b is a tierlnus i|llestlon iig. locking, d im .lining ns ugly. ers as head on collisions "One in a Probably never in the history of week Is tiud enough, iw.'-rs or making any uusays Modus , Do not Insist upon straightening the Bfco'-.r, noise that might be Irrttnt- bedclothes If your patient wishes 1« ho Hi** futuous coach 's a c t iv i t i e s 'a t Ann "but th ree of Them telescoped tntd Idk t'» i i I nerves A l most peoplo let aJotic. Do i W Insist on anything Arbor has he had any fiiore *mV-Bjrer four days keep any club or mnnager •hoi., tub tricks are quite uhcoti- that'.ls u nnecessary tn the way of at and u nsatisfactory know ledge-of tho guessing, rii’e best club 111 thn bust•CMU-. | l|i. in tlic-jpsuIvcM, it Is qulto* m illio n * rir regu latio n s.. Abpve all. materiel jij/hund than In* has for hl> ties.* finds It hard to win two games ’ll strip ^UI*J Uiluk Occasion | 1 hold U; Otways In your mind tiiut yo^-t 19 lii nnichlnn^ , • III .oiio JUtm loon. Double hepdeya ipn t " to r right mime, ami l-p refirr to call " r," * V » 'r m w o r o guilty v r .roust ” *tbdv and d roul. ler your pa | Fffr li«* f|* from r o a c h .Yost tn Ih r c e In n ’ "*■ v ■ * )'-f.ji(ht'« tjbrifonallty and aubellie .yniir the .wblf toVliowl nl thla early s tn g o ’ them iicailon collisions. Ai.h i Jmhlt mbst ■nniia/IRg to pa- .own. Jx> not tlUiughlU-ssly ImpowfiTw;/.Un* game, but facts art* facts IIn row sir** t*** much like n HRiaihup Hitts that mattiy fttrrses hitvo- your will and habits upon a liejplesa. ndrOllon to losing such idJrd ,tin . \* *’ Hughitt. t h e %gnmn lltllo qu arterback • "C o r b'Aplo. the doctor ‘ nrrwmi'Hitnlld. Official T ria l Horse . .. _ I. f .As or tin* l u ll tcumi; by graduation, "Mur­ ni undertone nr tvlilr-p^F* fSujihftat .'Hmltli lias replaced J i m ry Up", has iien*^ 'stnprlvcd of live *of .e of the patlee.f T u la* Knife the ndat Weapon. F it tilt t i t h e olllelrtl trinl nqrwevil the Ms |.i#»»sj)ecttvo !b 15 stars by f a c t B y -irl -and difccuurtequs to "T o iln y ith e «b*frnFi' stands pat on ^*Tf lighter who f n n i ni^u^Jnith Is u toi . iat,i uwelt per ,.a rthwi>rKs. win- ni/g' uiachlnw gunn. V-* tt* IS o u perr aSs'i’Ai d to the (uiik |dfo, where he rije ./ fa ty lty bus passed, out tbo •. n b . i l Is n’ lcriu- -j jj,. ' bus Jius. petrol. ll..... It EH * . • void th a t .becousd- Of SrlpltAStlC do- GLOOMY AT MICHIGAN THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY l,v Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar ___ No. H2 No. 86 il:IO am 1:35 pm 1:15 pm 5 :3 5 pm 5:2 0 am 9:IH am 7:5 0 am l2:3H pm 8:05 am I :50 pm 11 :J5 pm 4:03 pm 1:40 pm 6 :2 0 pm Jacksonville Savannah Ifirhmond Washington llnllimure l'hlladclphla New York Nn. HO 8 :1 0 pm f2 :3 5 am H:()()pm 11 :50 pm 1 :38 am 4:25 am 7 : 1 3 am All-«teel Equipment. Free Reclining ("hair Car* (o Washington. Dining < ar Service on T rain s 82 and Hti. Sleeper to Savannah on Train 80. For Information and Reservation Phone or Write ATLANTIC COAST LINE I SR lUy Mlftfl. JftrkaonilUr. Mi IlilliborMili Haul. T i n f t , Ms rhon. in rSor*. 17 S an fo rd C o c a -C o la B o ttlin g C om pany s Bottlers of Soda Water and PHONE In Pottles 21 Don't play with serious matters— don’t YOU carry your own insurance against • f i k i: fur you'll (imi the money wanting vihen the F I R E has ui|>ed out your proja-rty H im our strong, reliable company carry yuur ri*k and be ort the sale side. Reasonable rute** CHASE & COMPANY W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire insurance orric* .UK HOLDEN REAL CBTATE H vou Uavp artytblli|^Q.r^,fo1tetS. slpjjo artillery, llcld. Artillery, O. Sanford. Florida *•»/ ■ •• * 'V rtrr • ■■ . 1v • -in >’1-' ' ' / " . . • :■ - - L — St. Leo College. Si. Leo, Pasco County, Florida . J '' *• J Full Instructions Given in Preparatory, Coro* nerrial and J . ’laa-. •tea! Courses Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers T E R M S • *226.00 r u n OATAtOGPC A D D RE SS R E V . DIRECTO HAND BRO THERS L IV E R Y , S A L E S A N D F E E D S T A B L E . ■*. * * Corriai* Park Avenuo and Second S treet CO NTRACTO RS FOR A L L K IN O S OF HEAVY HAU LIN G 1, * * § _#* t C 1 . ’ . . . Largo supply of Horsos, Mulos, Wagons and Harnoss. always hand— .For Sale or £jr£hango on --------. - ............. ■• — ------------F IELO MONTH5 ___ . _____ -x■ ' • rr. ,*i 14 it - ' ~■* <> • -■ •. r «l w * fc' I f i t .. ' * * ‘ 8^- • V B ia ek s m ith ln t and YVaton Repairing In connoctlon . j « •4 '*1 • - -Jji-.y k . *, .± ■_ra■* * ,, •, ■ a■— * . -• ••.•,* * - . • - y m �' - V’ q5JH PAGE SIX . No v e m b e r % , u j S- For SAIe— Egga and Baby Chli"] and if the former aldermen decide Blanche Walsh Dead Influence of Thought. celebrated Regal White Wynndott to come out for re-election- they will Pittsburg, Nov. 2.— Blanche A single gentfo raip nuked the grass receive the hearty support of the Walsh, the well Known actress died many shades greener. So our pros­ Uig performance, heaVy laying bir* people. • * . Saturday In a hospital where she pects brighten on the Influx of better am booking orders for same Alao a few pullets and cocke reL, was taken suffering from a malady thoughts.—Thoreau. same strain. . *F, P. Strong, 1Q jqk p I BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN thflt caused an .opertUjori 6 U \ 1 havo never been satisfied with Third St., Sanford. * Miss W a s h ’s ffrfustU to disappoint the action of the city council re­ Old. Acoma. YOU AND M E.” garding the bill boards. I believe an nudienre caused a-relapse. After Acoma. N. M , an Indian pueblo, Is For Sale— Good allround rap. that if other cities- can stop this she went under the knife she insisted the oldest Inhabited setlldment In the buggy and harnea*. Cheap for on keeping on engagement nt indiscriminate despoliation of the United States. Box 1256 or'W est Side atov. " 17^ j beauty of our city thnt Sanford can Youngstown, Ohio, whero aho re­ do the same and there should be an lapsed abd'was brought back hero. v H a r d td P e n e t r a t e . For Sale— 25,000 Snowball c»# A C H 1 E L IS A M O N G Y E T A K IN G N O T E S A N D F A IT H . • In private life she was Mia. WilRankin—"It takes a long time to get flower Plants. ordinance-framed that would cover W'.. C. Post \y anything through Urnnbrough'e skull. Sidethe case. Other cities in Florida |lium H. Travers “ H E ’L L P R E N T ’E M “ - . S O S A Y S S A U N T E R E R . doesn't It?*' Phylo—"I should say It are rapping this bill board business | la o o o a o ao o Q o oaaao o o aoao o oaaaQ D o oo ao oD oo D o oaD D aD oad o o docs; that man will be dead and bur For Sale— Singer Sewing nucltiuj and prohibiting the same as the fol­ " T h e Silent Voice r' * trjl before bo over finds out he Is in good condition. Inquire al ? My old friend, ’Stonewall Ja c k - * And till* name gentlemen might lowing from the Tallahassee Dem­ Those who viewed the "Silent flick."—Youngstown Telegram. East Third street. - - 1 -Itp nonville Tripl ett of the St, Cloud bo asked some of tho gentlemen who ocrat indicates: Voice" when it was presented on tho .T rib u n e is evidently tho owner of n now seek these $7,500 per annum ‘The city authorities of T a ila -j legitimate stage nt the Liberty The­ For Sale.—lllouaehold goml*. j j 4 ear and is uvorse to paying twenty jobs nt our hands. In a few months hassoc should take some action in atre in New York Inst season, with eluding tab ll, chairs, dlshe* Iarg*T LEGAL ADVtRIISING tents per gallon for gasoline to run they will begin tiding you how they response to the complaints being Otis.Skinner in the principal part. iron kettle, flour feed anil ff rti|[M(j his benzine buggy. He breaks forth becnrmi pigeon toed following a made al most daily by citizens will be interested to learn that it Two stands, bees, 25 heat! ..... . Log,: Dr par t r ar nt of the ( nl r f t a r into song as follows; mu In down a corn row, how they against the disgraceful moving bill baa ^een produced in motion picture U. H. I.anil Office, Cialnctvllle. Florida, etc. Sold private sale at Uuki^] w, fur i’ll liv •lin' <A..nlli.. Di N o tic e la h e i r by ( i v e i t l h a l / a f n e a C . Krt- postoffice, t xi* pt hogs «o!i| t Rvery onee In a while an account rode a cow pony-over tho wilds of board which is towed over the forftj by t h e ‘ Quality Pictures Cor»i>. of Hsnford, Florid*. who. on April tt, our prairies when the vast silence streets of the Capital City by a ► porntioji for release in the Metro of John D. R ockefeller giving mono miles soutlm,.^ ^ t'ilO, made Homeatead fcntry, No. 06737 saw's [flare, 3 lor WJ4 of NWu (or Pot t). NtVg nf Weltiwa postoffice. W. C. Hi Hid.-* to charity or doing something really was broken rtnly by the howl pf the mule to the accompaniment of a i program anti will he shown here at XWt*. !W. 20. and {Sr. U of Nt: 't. Sec. I». i t h Jli J U n i r ZV H a rt, T a l- Curntor. human appears -In.;TBb dally press. wolf and the low of tho long horned cow l}uU,4 o advertise the picture the Star Theatre on Tuesday. Nov. T o w n .h ip. U» Wauth. la b tM ee Jttyrldlan. b a i B ind n o tlr r of Jh 2 nd, ij fcvHr^ tl»y except Sunday. and i u ^ Mt that an cow calling its calf, therefore they lenUiM t'J aaahe K ivo-ycar p ro o f, .t o e t t a b For Sale—Florida corn, sackei’i e e rib rd e d. F r a n c i s 'X . Bushman and Mar­ Pah claim ’ to th ae land as ha o e e* d ei-trrlh nouncetm*nt‘ '«njlth‘e f'*nnnOdbcement f rc cminenl|y AHed t o lo o k after oar. i . that creeps over the befo re C lerk nf C frcu lt C o u rt, a t S a n fo rd , in car. Florida hays guerite Snow, who are probably % baled ------- Carloti.| appears stating that the price of interests under the gilded dome of prctty streets of the capital dAy by F lo rid a , on th e 3 0 th J a y of N o v em b er, t»IA _ . or less. Best Fulghum seed o*tj, j the big house nt Washington. But known to pioro motion picture lovers gasoline baa increased from one to day U crude in iU design, sd slow C la im a n t nam e* a t w l t u r . - . i : $ 1.00 per bushel in five bu‘.kl-l [auf when they get to that city of mag­ T o m llo y d , of W okiw a. P tcrid s thjtn any stellar combination now four rents a gallon. moving us to impede trafflc./frightA O. Von ffr-rboHa. of W aklw a, F lorid a Seed lt*e $2.75 per bushel nificent distance*, learn to quaff the ens horses and distracts the peace being shown on the screen, are star* 11 sid y llo y d , of W c k l s t , Florid a One of those instances of his seem - cup that cheers, and take n few W ill 1^0. of W eklw e, F ltrlrfa . Ij^maon & Dennis, Qalnenvilh. rod in this important production, and •. ■ -H O U E ttT W, H A V IS . , in)*.benefaction* occurred about six rifles in a jitney bus, they forget we of the neighborhood. J f is a nuis­ \ ta -T u e a -S tc lU g P tn r . »l jr Frithk Hacon, one of the beat known * ■-* w ® ago, when he granted an eight are dbwn here adding miHions to ance. , . ... ■ i >1 character actors in the legitimate In other cities these moving bid- , , , , < ».'lrtur day to his employees, they pre- Jo h n ’s bank account. I w|!l n o t l w mtfwfiiiblt for any ill Lt* r a n l r t r Poopk* reati these ads. It matters- , . . . , ,, ., . n.i. Here makes 111*,?-debut . before mo^,,u Ui] t jd tn tiamr. I*. O* \ !cljxu^hl.n , , f, •« '! Yiously having worked nine hour* not to them whether gasoline is two boards have been prohibited. The-j lion ‘ I|1 doing it now. Is your 1 picture audiences. / aters should rm more bo ’permiltet *•* a day. When that 'announcement or twenty-two cent* a gallon columntHqye ^ou sqtn*t ’ti? tt They N l l T I t ' K O F 1‘ K I M V I I Y F L E C T I O N appeared lie «n< heralded a* a are drinking costly and invigorat­ to use the street* of a city' for lit II Try an ad N j't lr* I* h e r e b y f i r m t h a t a W b l l r M a n 's sell? t tingregntionnl ('. K. Notes r tf J PriftiMV will b«? h**1d in th# c ity of S an fo rd . great benefactor, one who loved his ing draughts at our expense anil be­ hoards than an electric rompnnj t<» Miss Marian Packard, assisted by S r m i n o l f county*, F l o r i d a . T t m d w y , , , No* fellow man Hut past, experiences come intoxicated with thejr ....... run car* over the pavements without . v r m b r r 16, A J> 191 A, for- t hr rtomina __ For Salt- - Ford truck, . lli*J ■ ’■■‘pc-i i *n TfnrirWirr. 'TTi i f b y *mfr“ rrrr r m c - - ' ~1'’ i cl '-'n UtuuiaU. acnL lhc ic jd c rt rtm r nf r r n d f d «rrr~fr7T " Tr.*' fnTtntrTfi f o m / T K have taught us to I7e . doublTuT mightiness. bargain. Five putt* edge/ llm* !ftUj t o w i t . « F o r M a y o r of th » c i t y of S an fo rd * , . __ __ 1pf forty-five hndeuvorer* Sunday and towns of the country nre pro__. , J H«vrn (7 ) C ou n c il m en . mud F i t e (6^ |»rr^ about Jo h n ’s big heartedness, and 1 ., ... , „ , . • ,t._ oventng. Our honored and honorary « m i l o M*rvw for t w o y n r i n e x t **nau- big bargain, $250. 00. Semin blr CvJ No, we see no1 hope— we'll just go hjbiting ‘advertising vans on the sure enough, in a few flays wo were E i r r u t l t e Com m fuem m rn; mtio for Garage, Sanford, V fm M Flu. member, Dr. Boucholfo addressed rt no rfo mmm m ^ n d a t i n n #b y p r im a r y of a p t f M t l thoroughfares, while many told that guifolinc had gone up o on paying"IwehtyfHwo cents or any public , . . , . , . the meeting with much feeling nnd t o i c n c aa C t e r k a a d C o l U e l o r of th«* For Sale— Two fresh milk roij. ..... ,, , ,. ... . . r l l y of S i n f o ld , mod af ro m prraofi to a r r v r cent a gallon, Iti'u few days more other amount Jo h n ‘ sees lit to charge other cities are going* further mid,1 ,beautiful thought. We are proud of ma T f t M u r e r an d C o l l t r l o r of the* n t y of Hand Bros. ordering razed all of the stationary 15-u : us. He's grabbed the hoo|f, sinker, it juaijTVjL^another cent, and con­ T h e I Wa t t w o n a m e d ofTlcra lie the Doctor’s help in our society -and Smnford, injt a p p o in tiv e n fllrr*; a p p o i n t m e n t t o L»e hill boards. They, too, are eye­ line, pole am) gone under tinlog. tinued to jump until today we in shnll miss him during his several m a d e by t h e M a y o r mnd c on firm ed by the C i t y C o u n c il . St. Clouil are paying twenty-two and we’ve got to stand for it th at’s sores and discourage the sale of the week's absence from the city, j T h e polls will be o p en ed at eig ht o ’clock all property they occupy. Nothing 1 cents a gallon • m on aaid d a t e , and will close at five F m o ’c lock p m.t an d th e following nam ed makes a poorer impression on a p er s on a are hereby a p p o in te d to aer vr as »♦♦♦{ New Seed Store Here "** 1 tlon't blame John »o much f<»r stranger than a multitude of ru*ty clerk and tn apeet ora of aald p r i m a r y , toThere seems to be no stir about wit Schal e Mkiiirs, in s p e c to r ; T i m K r a n r , D G Allen of Trilby has arrived wanting to corner all the money on old billboards in every direction For R ent- Two story hou**, «fin ip # e io r ; C . C . I Howard, I m p e c t o r . W W earth, as it appenr* to be fashion­ the coming city election other than in the business district of a city in the city and will open a seed store l-cinf, clerk. Ti rilh St and French Avr M»4- ] r a n d i d a t e a for t h e va rlo u a nlTlce* to able these days lo oppress your the office* of Clerk and Collector Not satisfied with the use of «11 t l . J in thp " » Railroad Way I'm*Allvo te crate rent Inquire C. L Wing, S4J d In aald p r im a ry m t * i (lie »mh neighbor us hard us you can, hut and Assessor and Treasurer, in fences and brick walls that codld be I Mr . A11,'n hu" h“d >’l’nri’ o( o f ’crlenc f a l l * 8. F r a n k , a e r r e t a r y of th e white Palmetto Ave. -1-tfc m a n ’a e x e c u t i v e c o m m i t t e e , on or before we do blpme those shining lights we whirh tho present incumbents, W. M found, the bill posters of Taila-|.in lh* business with his father. t h e |0th d a y of N o v e m b e r , 19 1 6 . n o t i r e of t hell In te n tio n to be f i f l d i d i t t a , and t( pay $7,60<) and perquisite* a year M I.0 veil and A A Preston are has.ee have adorned sa mule For Kent Rooms for light home m u le cart , “ n<,pr ,ho f,r»’ n“ m<’ ('f the L Allr-n th e tim e of flllng s uc h no tice* , t h e aaaeas to look after our interests at Wash­ to have Harry Wil son and Addison and hung it to a cow hell and run Seed Co., and will give the people of m e n t against auch c a n d id a t e * mUai a r e o m - keeping f*l‘J Oak uvenue. 20-tf n y s a m e , to g e t h e r with a w rit ten s la te ington To say that congress has Williams ns opopnenls. J [). Da­ it down the middle of Monroe street this community a first class estab­ pmaant pl edging th eir willingneaa to abide [Jead his advertisement b y th e reaulta of aald p r i r n a r y No r andiGood six room house with bath | no right to regulate the price at vison as Mayor has them all backed in tho middle of every day. . ‘ lish men! d a t e 'a n a m e wiM be place d « * th e ballot off the boards and the alderrnanic in this issue of the Herald. A. P. which gasoline can be sold is all who doe* not qu alify witK the a e r r e ta r y nnd electric light for rent The painting of the city's side­ of th e executive rom m lU ee within the Connelly. IS-tft fo m m y ro t it has, and every man ticket will remain as it is at present walks Would not bo permitted in ti m e a bve epee Ifled. T h e aseeea m en ta an m ad e by uhr r i r r u Pulled New Slant who Is not a corporation paid hire­ with the exception of two new ones li v e c o m m i t t e e ar e ia foflqw* e any other city of the United States to be eleuted. Tol ar and Davison For Rent-— Several nice offlts A new stunt, for Sanford at least, F o r Mayor | Mi 00 ling will admit it If ttie eoa to the extent that it Is allowed here F o r C o u n c ilm a n 2 SO will lea ve the alderrnanic race and two rooms over Yowell’s. Kpquire N. P. j was pullt'd off Wednesday when F o r Cler k & C o l l e c t o r barons raised the price of coal -lo 6, 00 Occasionally in the Inrger citie* the 32-tf a s u r e r & AaaeapMDr 6.00 Yowell & Co. twelve dollars, n ton we know there new men will run in their place. I mayor will grant the sidewalk ad­ three young ladies, members of the F oTr hTe r e polling p l a c e shall be at th e c ity biAieve thnt the ofil aldermen are Presbyterian Christian Endeavor So­ hall in th e woujd he a hundred ‘ congressmen of Hanford, Hem im dr c o u n ­ vertising privilege to some charit­ For Rent or Sale— House on Pal- ] y , F l o ri d a T h e following person* shall be clamoring for recognition to intro­ the men for the place. While l may able organization that has no other ciety clerked in the Three-ln-One tde em ed to he d u ly qualified el ecto r* in thi* metto AVe. W. J Thigpan 101-lf have a difference of opinion with p r i m a r y , t o w i t : All white person s duly store of L. L. Tay for. Five per went duce a resolution of inquiry the r eg is te red A c c ord in g t o law upon the regMmeans of advertising, but never to a of the total sales of the day were t r a t i o n books of the c i t y of Hanford, who first day of the coming session; but some of them I believe that as a theatrical corporation For Rent — One room convenitstl av e paid their poll ta a o n or hefoa* (he given to.the £ . E. for their building h13lh. we venture the assertion that not a whole they have given us a good ad­ d a y of N o v e m b e r , 1 9 1 6 to depot; Knquirc 123 W NljtkJ Let the city authorities act imme­ fund. It was gnurt fun for the gills. F o il R E ST LA K E. Whisper will lie heard about John ministration. • Certainly they have m an of th e Whit# M an 'a ’ Flxre u Uve St., corner Oak Avo. Iff-tf^; diately. Tho public demands that About 6 p. m. found them rather C h(air ddno one thing that should rodound ’ o m m l t l ee. and gasoline. to their credit as long as they live something be done to eliminate the lirt’d. A goodly sum was added to A ttewt ; F. H. F H A N K , Hr ere I a r y , c *.*Tbi’ papers are filled with what and that is starting the bulkhead of noisy moving billboard and tho free the treasury. For R e n t - -T w o room s nicely fur­ i Mr. Wilson said to Mr^. 'G » h and rhe tjikefront. nished for light hnusekeefrjju !!lj sidewalk advertising concession now what Mrs Galt said to Mr*. Wilpon, West Fifth St , 3tp used'.hy “ private business for per­ Statc and County TaveJ Now Dur T For one I hove never been a sonal gam." all about trousseaus and wedding Tax books are now open in iny 'Is For Rent Two furnlsht-il rxrortu, J , rings, but not a word has passed kicker agntnst the acts of the a ld e r-[ ofliro for the payment of state and .117 est Second St. j * JO-rfr men takon as a .whole. There is . U) nt dlstlngusihed gentleman's lips Ft)It MAVolt M a u d A ll a n county taxes for l'J15. A discount I will l» ■ r»iulci»U to? lh> pcMIlnp u| Mayor no set of alder^tien who do not strive ’ about the enormous price John is fc/ Tho internationally famous dancer of 2 per cent in November and I per of Sanford, subinet U> th# doriUon of th# Whit# charging for the fluid. If he is the to give tho p^op le the best there js in " T h e Rug Maker's Daughter," a cent In December is made. to b* hrid tn Noy#mb#r. jU v ln * w rrr-J Bring Primary lh# rlty two term , a * Alderman and krmwla# tha man of the people he claims to be, in them, especially in this city>v> You charming romance of two conti­ the description of your property norda ot our rommonweallh, [ b#U#r# 1 ran U ol W ANTED Iw artl lo lb# rfUiana In many way# aa Child fixers* why doesn’t he close that While often hear ruraoA* of difforent kinds nents nt the Star Friday. when you come to pay. l l n and without making any pr#-#t#rtion pram [M ■ House mutrimoniul bureau long of manipulations but they percolate t ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 1♦ _ will rtalc lhal l hr law, ot th r cily will l«mlqgfrrl Jnb. D. Jin kins. Cast of characters: Impartlally. but arrordlng to th r letlrr o( lh# rlly ( enough to look under the cover and through the looal life of Sanford only ordii qr*w Aa an Alilij W B lor four >rar* and Tax Collector, Seminole Co. AGEN TS MEN nn<l WOMENDemetru Maude Allen n v o n l m i (hat psenryni, I k u * my rlaim for th# sufsec what i* going on among the because some other town has had 2 1-lie' G E T P A R T IC U L A R S of on. uf tkt fraga of lhr v o l m of Hanford Robert Van Huren Forrest Stanley As for as our own alder­ people who made it possible for him double. yuiwctl|ulV M ;- itAVISfiN *>ont. |>qjurra-proposition* evrr olTrfei Mrs Van Huren 'hts mother to be at the head of this govern­ men ure concernined they have al­ .:— ■■ No prffToili experience crqutrsA June Darwell -* N a m i n g t h e P a r k ways given the city a square deal m ent? r.i (i.rt (.tu.ior | Wr i t e Hox 1 I till, S a nf o r d . Fla 21-d Osman Howard Davies There is a box in the Heruld office I *ish lo iimounci to lb* voters »nd tny ___________ frUnda that 1 w ill he s rgn<lltliie for tk* Hulib Hey Herbert Standing for t j,r vi>ting on a name for the Good famil y horse, for sale N* I offie* of Clark and rfllUcior, in whin Harah Laura Woods Cushing park on Ninth street and French ptltnmry If b. h#IU N#» IGM). >ub|rrt to a[rai(I . Price right fofj .p n t.ln im .n l of M #yor a I r a Ia o[ a utos. John Marshall. Harrington Gibbs avenue. This park is ns yet unde­ I will highly a p p ircls t# you r .u p p u rt. q u ir k s a le Inquire at lire dspirt-1 H A R R Y J . W llJM tN ' The story ("Paramount Pro­ veloped, hut^here plana on foot meat or write M. S. Nelson, S«gram"): which will result in mnking it a true T o t h . V # t*r* ot R sn fo rd : * • ford, FI a. . ■ 21-tl ' 1 am ■ e u d l d i l . for rM Slrrtion lo t h . Rob Van Buren's rescue of the beauty spot. ‘ Various suggestions-fer offic# o f . Cl#rk #nd C o ll# rta r,*.tn s h s pr*daughter of a wealthy Turkish rug- the name include the beautiful and isrir f flHr.il 1 hi# offlr# for fly# r m i Y n d th in k t h a t maker In Constantinople when way- musical Indian names, and the nam I h » » . l h . n e t . . . t r y .,p * r i# h r « and will i h o d o t c o o o o o o o o o o o a a o i ‘ -j ■f laid by robbers paves the way for a of flotyers and plants which thrive * p p r # t l« l* your auppoU . niiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiimiiiits „ ' f i t Y iu * » Ita ly . £3 romance between them. Tho ro­ best in Florida soil. ^ L . U j - w . l . o v k m .. rrmance progress^, rapidly despite tho t h f . x r i i r V r \ R n SSHKhNtM l I w ith io Inform the voters l a ' i h i i r t t y objections of Demetra'a father and v e t e r in a r ia n Good Ad*Ire, Mr. Merchant lh # t I wtti b . # ranidftlat# lo r.fh s offl or, [hs""offlr», of the venomous Turk he is trying to T r .n a u r .r #od A \ > m .or in . whit. l b w h it, irri* The tegular kick on the mail order m#ry to b . - h . H N#S, lAth, I S I SI. tq . rl I n #s . i « h . m s , m _ , force upon her. At length Bob per­ houses is still in pi ogress, but Bro, to V ^ i iD F F J C K — r- * S th. spiMilnlm.nt «t m hf.yor fItOIAl.l. HJI) suades Demetra to elope with him Merchant, all the newspapers in the Ill: v n tY THANKtflM. ^FOK YtiUll HAND BROS. STABLES VOTBftC , r , to America. Getting wind of it, the world cannot light this battle for • *• ^ A fllU H O N l„ tV fr,M A X I S ----------- ; - r malicious Osman hires a band of you. We can pat you on tho bac Hring in your la m e anti sic# . i* <• I with to rnnnuMv] ot.r, al SinR j hotaes and mplea. Have the® '■t ruffians to make way with Bob on and tell yoy wo feel sorry, and throw ford that -1 #m S <w# .Jor r .- . l . c t l o m .| treated. Have their teeth ex­ to th# ofllr. of ,TM~ I S A . . . • • o r in , the eve of hia •departure. all the brlcka In our yard at that th. primary to !>. hi amined, sharp c o r n e r ? tkf*sed if)). 19 5 I ! h#v. h.ld this | K w tt With her young Ameiican n>ya- mail order cuss, and net do one bit f..l thnt I am qua down, projections cutoff and d*" ” t s r .‘' 4 " j rayed molars extracted. ■* ■ terioualy vanished and the day of of gOod. There is but one way to Itww. .. 1 will ip p r o c in t. your vot**A t q laouooaaaooofiaoopaoDOoooo iher odioua-wedding to Oaman draw- whip him and that ia for you to join A. A . P R H 8 T O N D on't ta k e a ch an ce w ith in ferio r carb o n paper. ing 77 near, Demetra ffees to a cousin’s us in our effo.ts and advertise. Let It mdans faded, illeg ib le cop ies, untidy files, w aste in New York on the boat on which the peopto know you have the same Bob has reserved passage. • thing for sale.— JJol fo Truth. of tim e and poor w o rk .. P u t a stop to th is! U se Osman pursues the littlo refugee, to corners her in New York, and with Methodlata Read .wejr TRADE oriental cunning seta a trap into Every Methodist Is expcctecrTo be which Demetra blindly Walks. Os­ present at the new church Wednes­ ♦ man then-isummona a second Turk­ day evening at 7:30 o’clock. This » ish prjest snd has just forced 'De­ service iji to plan (tnd prepare for the metra to l\er kneoa when the door special meetings to begin next Sun­ , bursts open a n d ''B o b rushes In, day 11 a.1 W. Dr. W. J. Carpenter 1 r having escaped the dungeon in Conto come J t fun1uy. lie willreLast ini' legibility — neatness — uniformity — and economy miofee 1 a El 1s t anti no pie. He routs Oaman and muiu>.j«r #ten days. He sure to be MultiKnpy the standard carlxut paper. In black or blue, MultIKopy H AH Isocal AdvertlaemenlR Under bis confederates and lakes Demetra present Wedneedajjj^-Bvenitig 7 3^. never fades. IJultilvapy j;ivcs non-sniudginif, tion-nil»t)ing copie* This Heading THREE CENTS i to Jds mother's, tjhere they arc hap­ which often rivr.1 the original i i rleamestrBnd legibility. MultIKopy Line For Each Insertion. Minimum ~ . yivis i.urjirtitiigly lung servlet; and ia unequalled for manifolding. pily married Dr. W. J. Carpenter Coining ■PAfi <. i vt EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT m REN T I POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS DR. A. DOLAN Stop U sin g C h e a p , U n re lia b le C a rb o n P a p e r 1 ¥ T CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING 1 4 i[ C arb o n Oak Avenue Between 3rd and 4th Si. & Ope# — . MQtiUjor F R E E Sa m ple S h e e t ■ 1 T T A R S R f‘ l.u# t •’* ' ur % B J i U r n ir # ,u * r# n fre il I b k iv e 71000 Im p rastlon s of w tih au iciw eau w *o o lu tb u w «n the p ip er, D R . C. W . F A IN ■■*. ‘ DENTI6T Herald Printing Co. Sanford, Florida « - M . work for wiirrx r x o r t s oNtr ... t PEOPLES BANK BUILDING ;.a ROOM 9 •• . D r- .W. Carpenter of Firsp Methodist church, Jacksonville has' consented to come to Sanford and conduct a series of meetings in the n«w Methodist church. He will ar­ rive Monday, Nov. 8th. All Chris­ tiana in tho city are asked to co­ operate and share in the benefits of such an occaafon. An Invitation U hereby extended to every one in San­ ford. F. E. Steinmeyer. . - Pastor First M. E. Church • * • , Chtrgc 25 Cents. For Sale— Ten acres of the best high hammock land, west side, just outside corporate limits. Half in cultivation 4 years. About 2 6 0 large pines on other half. Ail fenced and ditched. Quarter mil* of W o shipping stations and First St. ’ Per­ fect drainage. $1350 will buy it if s o l d %ithin the n e x t 1 0 days, w o r t h $ 3 0 0 0 .0 0 . avenue. See ow ner, . . = 207 French 11-tf , sta Tuesdays - > - W . al 3 p. m .. i ■ .n Reacfing R ood Free to AH i-Tt- . • -**■ �... IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS pi'BL ISHCD ISEMI - WEEKLY IN S A N F O R D — Life h Wotth Living A \(ii.i .m i : SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY NOVKMIIBK 5. 191'. vii 1 ' A? NO. 22 WORLD’S FAIR LACKED RECEPTION TO BROTHERHOOD SPECIAL MEETINGS TO BE FLORIDA SAYS MILLER OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HELD BY THE METHODISTS A SANFORD MAN IN CALIFORNIA F E L T SORRY FO R H IS HOME S T A T E made a. mistake in not b.3 « . a , r exhibit at the world’s i.jr m S'nn Francisco this year. Sd bink, Frank Miller -<ff this city, ho ha- just returned from a trip ,LWvlgh the west and a tw;o weeks’ Sd ,j„t SatiuriSl' , - Assoclatimwu M- * * } « « * Un& a,f I J k.' drruh ■' Bml.almeTs riMent* *' 1 ucu> f ' b " that it U ' Mr Xa! fjj ili'1 bu gap" d by inducing buii,l .......... „‘r r^„|, , r. of that • ,,'* !* » d - r e p - .1 i making surh stien- CongregutiojrrrLTjTiu relics and minii 1" y in ti.dmlf of this state ter. will hold its annual session with The class was mvit-it to meet Mt ■HI i!i 1!»17 will beheld us. Nov 10th anti 17th Important Thfa-hei from seven thirty till inidand Interesting thertie- will !*«• <lt i .‘I ' md vuiiu- of them almost made .idl'd I'oiiditurns in i ij . ■»,.,) m Imiii , 1 i\ :ind mglit *e goo ( The hio.td vetsial.iv, aod .tin* fruit anil veget-1 |>v -I'M-okt-T* nf ia<> •u “ l li - ttUTi. J i m - lihulv J UVrtL- -LL!d> t - TvV-rhrtT -fntrfrTmnrf f|oitaT”fame~ W will T..- vT, I ome to tie men and Mt- rtirash".. May years . . on Honda . . . th ese session*. M- ENDORSE THE ST. • JOHNS RIVER ROUTE I M n ' Miller c a m e home . I,. 11 Pacific and imidtr ! ~■ .j t. old M exico r.in* l 1‘ n rr. o n . r «»*-1i ,n d Ml N. nnd . I ' l ' if!, a i - Vll.il 1hterrst t hat lio mist ilk" he -l» |> i""l 1 I- v ■u T!" They \rnl whereas H i- not W I •" ’ .,."1 ■ . • I • . ••'[ ••• -i tini llled* •a pa M • m l nu m i. M e e ls , "in n l met iii regujai made, practical or ow n'-rs. 1-t. C l 5, at 7 :iHI I lie present " f I Il'V fa T meet W I........... . Ml-flVi 1 ................I iff* - la ,':'I ' I First Mrlhodiat Church The program for the service* for next Sunday has been planned and carefully prepared Large audience* are expected. An additional num­ ber of chairs have been secured for the congregation. The pastor will preach at both hour* on Sunday, The sermons will be in line with the aeries of meetings which, will be con­ ducted next week. The preacher for I h t ie meeting* will bo Dr. \V; J. Carpenter, of First Methodist Churc Jacksonville, a* has already been Thrasher, Frances Chappell and M r s .. W . B. W a ts o n , th e o nly Eves amiuig the Adams Served delicious punch during the evening and o t h e r ­ wise looked aftei the eotnfoi t of all s u r r o u n d i n g s , p l e a s e d to m a k e me i i pt.- .-n t tiik'-n nm-" tb. b. » * •ml II T h e • • I I I 1> D\ fiiih if witb 1‘UJiUh, u mi* JlfKd at a p r e c o n e e r t ed » i - 11 It I til! ii ' tile d l a v lor < M I'Vel|- end If f h* K i i " i id i|., was and -ign lion -e f 11 dly site 1- p ie -fiite d that it i- e 111 t ■■Iv i I , re-1 I l k * ’ ' •V I hit he h •I mm her "t i tils h.i lie- 111 ' " i nei I i"ii i w 11 11 th ‘ i■ a nor ate prepara lo 'i" a.id 11, nr\ nr range me nt- for the welfare and Hiji 1 ■—s o' r i ■ i si*I m g re. • piuoi 11111 we trust that she, toget her with het b P ower s , m a y live to etijov m a n y mure ’! I ini' lar ti.'lllil'- III V' *■•* **• -el mt* the house anti hefo.e the astonished M ;ivo| could gel Ills a i. -n a p p t opr tal <• loi u.< to say . th at it is j v er v in n I i , mir plea* ill e t o not•• reeded in smuggling a line eliflir ■ 1,'iVi . of . ig.ir- amt -I -III' k.T - f -• •T11 In- with 1In-si' lot e" - of <-t'-em and loving re tm mlir.tnce I,' |( ..I Holly is n u f, w wtiiils M.ivOtv Thia-hel re s| "i I' d m a most ‘feeling tiiuntu • tV*ie|.||hg I h« gifts and then the ghi - 1- we'ie i II nil'll In part.ike "f rolil t urge v sandwiches, pi skies ami nl fin and with real Vrv■>k*Nft■ridi i up pet Ilfs t hi", did )i If*Ur*• t»* i !»»■ '"in ' In (-"'I'lii-ioii. (hkt it permit u- t" i- i ml.....I a pleasure -av to us to hav. lie hom r "( being gathered here thi- evening t <' c lehtuti the furtv third birthday of "ur must ho 11o r a t»I' • t h I Is 11 a 11. Hpt Ig h I ■■1 r a 1g 111 tor wat ■I and taw nbldihg ctll/.en, and wi-h him the greatest of niece*.* in (its future undertaking- and that h*VI IT i|n ltd III- family may live to eele Y A .1 * » M'Ollt 1lie I line t he I in**1 m tti with brute and enjov many more birth­ sate tied \ It Parfisdi jt day receptions oK • to mien and read the fo'log At a late hour I he g'le-t* d epar t ed lug address The eireu mst anees undei which wishiin; the host and hostess many liuppv r e t ur n* <d the day of u n great d i I ti" i— t plea-ant gut In-ring has or T h u - e p r es en t wi t c 1 o all F lo rid a , ■H-ie'l it n I lomil lit! marks the A H Moses, (i f, 'I ivlor. F T made in it- |o >* i-i'pt ("iiatlx ' inrl :i n«) <1...... fi-t'ling V K ill'l A ! , • I... . .1,| 11 W . • 1 ,• " -ir 1 i_■h \\ t - t ii tiled f I , ' 1 W II i ,i i. I > S '» ■ 1 t. l‘.l i: if • -r n ' ■i v •• w • I i: . ii . •I* * • ' * a U ' 1" ' . . . ■ i \ i i 1 (1 , • ■ 1. <• -• ' •• • -• | l> l a ' ■ V \ 1 v U I'. I Ml.• l U ' l v • lllliot 111iy ■,c tll\.'( 1 " 'll B. W a ts o n . Don M ■ I Iniiahl. satisfactory t that every W !( l- also - ife t«» .md V, -mi (iri•— i tit a: * hi- m«» •t el ll 01 t" Ronxl J It M lirhi'iid. • , I MewiI K .irti.ii i: 11 I M I,to I, ml |•11)• w i h '.i ■"( fVi 1 -i Vi't " V»|1 s th-t li ! I I -i It P REV . C A R P E N T E R T O B E H ER E TO CON­ DUCT SE R V IC E S N E X T W EEK a aland (mint of supporting the Pres­ byterian church and its branch ■ The ollleinl* of the First Method-' hut from a standpoint of his ethet 1st church of this cljy have secured great responsibilities in the outer the services of Dr. W. J. Carpenter world. of Jacksonville, Kin., to eonduct this It behoOvt't, every father and meeting at the new Methodist rhurcU mother cl Suminote county, to honor at 3 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. each day and bear with in the highest honor, of next week. and with the greatest enthusiasm, an mm need. Dr. Carpenter is originally from Sunday * Program the head of its educational board, S t . Louis, Mo,, but has been in s' ii mb> v school all depart mentis (hi heijtg one of the greatest far Florida fot a number of years. He org u i /.ed ho wi 1 1 iiii'cts 11 15 k m tors of I 1., rii-j nl rv. yet at t im-s. wigs pastor for seven years , in T a m ­ S * T ninn. II .0(1. -uTiiert, Walking not -» r .fenluil hv all of our peuph; pa, was in charge of Hyde Park with Cod Our p "• . should be I'hankful. I** * anti First ( ‘ hu’ che* He i* now Si-- ii ' K p w o r t h l . ' -. i gue, 3 p m pi- n..!'. i l=io w1111 *ir• 11 111•' •11 ik closing his (mirt It \ e ir io i -m s - o " l ,j i ' .. . i\i 7 p to ■ r * » i *m 4 '*i i i * » i. ' t 11 up" ' h S"fiu,l i f l i p 111 . ilhp-i t S e e k i n g Vlll" f«i an* l • kTplVfULLi' I- a - trong sjn'iiker, a good \r y n l « higl -t . ■, r . - f t he t luliiren of mil Bible stutleot, nnd « ' >v■•' nl no n T o e Ushers will meet you at the county and to tin* mid, every citi- dooi' Hi* coming is hailed with delight You will leceivo « warm welz*n should l end his or her most ami great expect:11ion by the entire 01 ) lltr- . h e a r t y support mem brrship We are, by reason of the pleasant ' A large chorus choir will futnisli The Fleshy tor ia n Brothel hood, noted fot the social gatherings in this city and get to gethet spirit combined a meeting nnd birthday last night, the occasion being the 43rd birthday of Hon. D. L. Thrash­ er, mayor of Snnfoid, county super­ intendent of Public Instruction and the teaehet of the Presbyterian Brotherhcod Has.*, composed of ttenr‘t h e South fc'Jtffnln Association of !\ a hundred of the men of this the rich touiists to theie and become winand that nil the people ,.,iv S|»ecial attention to • Ilium" :inU yards unimru* ., Lower of ios ' s a n d ) til that While the California I nt)*" jiiiii.l compare with t ri- r* . wtm v noted t he ( T I I K S K .M I N o t .K HOARD OK Die t * e o r N T V C O M M ISSIO N . opportunity of seeing (* ii i ■ i .'range, tint Califottint K R S O F F Kit 11KSOthe I , vetyWhere and the Tt 1 U T IO N S i ether IruiiA were tr*e uraiig' •king for tt* ,- thinks Florida lost a I'l I foil" Wmg ’ <'"llll "t i T Tig VItinSt l " h t river .ter* passed h, , rt unit > in l be ad ver rel.t. I,-, the luck of fund* for a the Senilli'di It oard <>l • m i n t ' * "in IBI't • ,,id he felt very lonc- missloner-N at their meeting on Ttlefile •' . -i tie l.iiildiiig where all duy utrn* •,.tes were r e p r e s e n t e d Sanford Fla N'o\ 2 I'M.5 ih1|> r e t u r n s t o San Wherea- tlie rn.itter "i aii nit'" fin-’ • rrn1> ' o n vin ced th at coastal waterway along tin Vil-mln ten! ■, place to live but alro coast, Maine t" K*> West Ha is Flu el.. i, asleep on the jo b being developed and i- now prm that in a d vertisin g the re- til-n ily a flirt to the Florid.I line .1 id •*, "title Also t h a t if Whereas, there i* an effort being •OU1 • el sltiifoid would travel to get the I oiled S t a t e s gov the t I a ioil d bCronu- b t o a d - l ern merit to adopt and take over man i- ( i ili/e t he needs of t h e 1 that part of t fie K.a-l < oast i anal rriu u ntj in n. . n>' wa^'s. now in operation. i MAYOR TH R A SH E R CO M BIN ES BIRTHDAY AND BROTH ERHOOD M EETING ■ AT HIS HOME LA ST NIGHT Congregatin n nl Church All aboard for the (' K conven­ tion next Wednesday afternoon, to Kissimmee. Don't fail to tend names of nil who go to Miss Medorn K. Russell, Kissimmee, Fla. Next Sunday niffYil. the subject for consideration by the pnstor will be “ Hur, the Hand-Holder.” All cordially welcomed to this Bcrvire. The other regular services. Sunday school, 0:45 n. m. Morning service, 11 o'clock. C. B. Society at <} o’clock. A cordial welcome is extended to all at these servicer M ANY SURPRISES IN ELECTIONS TUESDAY -4 the music and lead the singing Flower Show and Plant Snle Cl" vai'iirtl store next (loot * " the r«'«t aiirniil in the court house " l F F K A <. K T T K S M AKK (iAIN'S h l'i'k has been seleet-'d a- t lie place for the tin wet* show ami plant sale IN S O M K S T A T K S AND en Nm I i .iticf "(I Pri/"'s will be T IIK I’ K O O H K S S I V K S given for ‘ ill roses, •b i y - a n t be W KItK I,O S K R S mums and e th e r flowepv. and the r o in p e li t" n not for San fo rd only 1 I" dropping of the mnoritv imt f‘ i all of Sem inole county I1 ag a i n s t woman suffrage i i P d i n r y l is u tgod that those having beautiful v.ini.i t " a p p r o x i m a t e l y fill 0(10. ami llowers will exhibit them and help to the f.ului'' of t h e Progressi ves to a foil i cull/at ion of the possibilities poll chough vot es lit the Mltssaof F h n d u nt 11 and clim ate ■tin t - g u ber nat or i al ra c e t " main T h e p la n t- that will In offered fot lain their legal - l a n d i n g as u pollti sule will be -well Its a I known to be ,- i| (.,i r" . i I.........ut*l»inding lea adapted I " lm id conditions, and l u r es "I ill.' l a t e s t r e t ur ns from they will be strictly at catalo g ue T u e s d a y s State el ect ion* prices If th ere are those who wish Throughout Wednesday the iiuihome es| locial plants, ii telep h o n e j oi iiv ig.im-t suffrage in P»nn»yl ines-age to Mr- H*nrv Wight will v u ni a. e s t i ma t e d at t i mes as high us hu vc them on hand, as the orders 3110.1)00 decreased Wi t h addi t i onal foV p la n t- will not he -ent in until lo-w- t hat out of ti7 eouiltles I I I the s t a t e had been earned for mil the l» th Th ere will be an exch an ge tab le in frnge gave its s u pp or t er s ' every ett•lung, "f M is W I Hill where i Du r age iiit'ii t plant* may h*1 bought and ex c h a n g e A't hough Mi ITrage was defeated in bn otherT h e "to. k for this table V „ : ^ y , .... r •. 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II tin to place one »1Vhv- rail the atte n tio n nl (I1 ill II Ill'll I t ' 1 Of d pot. a nd I of Florida to tti impo.-n -X Ri'.iilt igi of yCi hin a.pi'.ain , i o • ami •“ "* :■ 'j.i i** Presbyterian Church i i.e..in :,;i ui . i wa,, «Aif..ui c i«.. .Jm I do v0 •when 'un* I matter, u> to 0oar U.‘ .tatru-. ArgeftRailway would com -(that theyy u«e eov(;ry htmtir.dd • mea..: v e ry homir.d.1tneam. 1 Kl,rry. depnrtnmht of the PicU'.v-! I u l yBrutU’ and .Argon p: hi, ''to • run Sunday school Is g r o w l * nnd f t i'»w» J»y mrrnb r* .of O o:)P . '(ilj'ioii nrdenng in Brin «tn« 'M" -11 a kl ■I rrsnr-ing. |the St Jn b ’.s r.v -r i ' i i 1... ilipsiastie. Th«re in ionic new j . T.dlu)'Pti‘ Le«fitr ’by M'liibera c. f ... , kI* ftirt h r 'hat , .•.•.•r. SumJ • ! > . ?*' f If • d p , id nm' l S| 1 ■’ ' d r. .1 h " If j h ' i t t " ! the in it'lt'Vltj'jO •'X X : * • - f t .• * s* 111 " " I ||"II t I' : i n>ii.t u p o n S o n da v night 7 '• *, !’ 'v> et'lty - ri;ptm A- . x, >\ t V . -Ill * I t ' " 11|. I In ti.iyio I>" Rig h r KTunugh V ' It* g t he pi* ■ hg ol rougr*'* 1 sung No 231 t Kni'W l l.iivi i am. -I a11 lidion *" imuiedmti an New member.* are being receivud Tiite Bitter, Lord. . ml a ut borixing. t lie , . S ' ■. nr '* ■* ihe work if the Railroad the epd that the g r e a t 'l l good to on ptolesaion of faith each SaltfiAth Dismissal with the Lord’s' Pray dal ■' nm,. proceed to do (be the most people ami to our ftntt, an(J*'theri' is an. earnest spit it of Itepi vot may be had a* early a* possible evangelistic prayer in the congrega­ then passed. ' ( ‘-"••I atljnnrned.----Adapted ami signed by all the tion. n. board this 2nd Nov., 1315. Chrysanthemum Rehenrsal ' .*■ L. P. Hagan * fov-.miliemum Rehearsal Congregational C. E. Note* Tho chorus for the Operetta Chry­ ' C. W. Bntxminger 1* chorus fot the Operetta Chrjrsanthemum will meet aF-the-Lndte*.’ Thia society will hpld it* meeting “ nthetnum will meet at the Ladies’ L. A. Hrutnlcy Sunday evening ul ti o’clock. Mr. club rooms, on- Saturday night at 7 rhdi roo in on Saturday night nt 7 > J . A. Clark O'clock. ill'* wt.y 1 1 •■( I ' president of in *>< - uftioii / nf"* e.t' pd : : d ’sill to to hers 1 : I i" ■ Bm s Mcai Y1 1-Krl W H iird n *' pur. !i • • Jaipur u. Y. P r t l . : . the Ro,b, r'. ( incut tnarkot and wii C.^tur/fl. o f iidpehKiln a Wi'fi.im.' remove the aAm" to the Co-Op >T:iv tM\^>ttilii . ten'Jcred ,l|je foil ,wmg tiv *lw*o on I'.-r's :• i* wii -e he pprj;ti.m which *v i* h:t.'. 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HapinV/ ( T" A1 b rie f' outline •of the work done-./ •’ *, ■ * . ---------------------- *• b / U s p t U t s in foreign countries r ' j - ’ i Bsal Fatale Deal was ’g'ven by the meTnbhrs-df <he Mr. « « * B* Frank has sold the Group. .HpccijiJ music, Beatrice Mar Major Wyfly hom* at Fpri Heed to . tip ., i ~ Mr. T. Garr son of North Cafctina, ,.J- ’ • rJ,-C — "V , : ’ • ■ . : • -.. ■ • ;.j ^ r. . -» — >1 * • • 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, 1915 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, November 02, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 02, 1915. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 02, 1915; <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/1d97292350bf07f59cc6268fb5b8ef58.pdf 5dde562aa006941dfb13574830bd3f1e PDF Text Text — . ! ^ *; -i •, l *§^=1 *t£1 ' -5 - 'Tr^i w'• » fA G E B II __________- ' ^ ■ 'TJi- ^ ±~* jf*jjjl. _ ___________ • • • , . r . f t f v* __________ THE SANFORD HERALD JR » . t9is For Sale— Florida corn, sacked In car. Florida haya baled C»r|0t,. or lesa. ITcat Fulghum seed t>its SI.00 per bushel In five bushel |0^ Seed Rye II!.76 per bushel \^| liamson & Dennis, Gainesvil J«., pjj/ lK-fitp - POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR MAYOR BUDGET OF O P IN IO N ' YOU I will be ■ outdidite lor th® podtlon of Miyof of 8*nfofvi. iub]vrt t** U># tWrifciofi of th** Whit® Primary to b®beM in November. .Having ■rrvrti th® rily two trrmi m* Alderman and knowing th® niwl* o/our commonwealth. 1 belLtv® I can w of benefit to th®ritlam* lo nwny ways u C*Mrf Etccu11v®and without making any pewelection proqilm will rtat® that th® law® of th® city will be enforced People road these ads. You Impartially, but acrordlng to the Utter of th® city Ia your ad in tj,j, ordinance®- A* an Alderman for four yerfr* and doing it now. according that reoonJ, I baa® my claim for th®euf* column? Have you something t, frag®of th® votrra of Sanford,. »«>ll? Try an ad p tj IlmpKtfuUy, J. r>. daviuon “ JUST BETWEEN AND M E .” - W ' . . EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A C H I E L 1$ A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S A N D F A IT H , For Sale— Ford truck, fine thaj* For Clerk and ( cllrrlm I wlah to announce to the voter* and my bargain. Five passenger Uui.-k |^rMJ file ml A that I will be a randWale for the l a a o o o o a a a o a o o f l a o o o o o a o o o o o o a a a o o o o a o o e o o a a o o Q a a o Q o a c office of Clerk and Collector, It. th® white liig bargain. J250.00. Semitu.le Co.. primary tc b® held Nov. loth, •object to Garage, Sanford, Fla. cf Mayor. ? Tho city primary election in ap­ * The postofllce bobs up again this appointment I will highly appreriata your auppoft. ’ >«W HARRY J WILSON. proaching anil it would seem from time with an nppeai to.the voters to the oppressive silence that pervades hold ii primary election to deter­ To the Voter* uf Sanford the political atmosphere that there mine who is the heat man to be ap­ I am * candidate f«jf r®.electInn to th® office t'lrrk tnd fullcrtur. tn the prla a a a a a a a AA^Aa a a a a a * a would he no candidates for the office pointed. About one year ago I talk­ mary of to b® hr Id N o l«. i t K» I h«ir® ♦ C C O 4 *♦♦♦<, of aldermen. While 1 have no par- ed about a primary election but not filled this office for five yean and think l hat 1 have the necessary npcrfenr* and will For Kent— T w o partly furnished ticulur kick against any one it one man came forward to second the appreclyite your *upptirl. rooms, second flight, separate cn-‘ Your* truly. teems ims to be high time that the gentle- ! motion* and it is useless unless every M. W LOVELL. trance. Gas, gas stove, sink. *atff men •n wno who expect to pecome become alder- candidate in the race expects to THE*81 IItill INI) ASSKVNlUt *N , closet, fine piazza. A. I. William. men should make an announcement.! enter the primary. -Another thing 1 wbh tn inform ih® voter* in lilii* city is.'jt I hut I will lie i randidat® foi l tif* itHRera of 106 K. First St. I never kick against the adpiLnis- 1not to be lost sight of is the per- Treasurer and AM*®*or In lb® while tri­ trntion,. that is I never kick very mission rif the congressman to taj* mary to U® held Nov, Ifilh. I‘j16. iabj**ft Good six room house .with imtij lo Ihf ippnlfitmffni of thr Mayor. 1 BII ALL much. If a man will not take tiiis the postofllce out of the appoii -VEKV T H A N K F U L FOR V< and electric light for rent. A. p. j office he should not kick against class and into the 'cloctlw Connelly. '* * 1r.-tfc CJ? ■ addlson l. w il l ia m s . those who will take it and endeav­ something thut few o frtiu'^-.tjitgrcis^-'For Rent— Furnished room in pfi. or to give it their best endeavors. men wi!| stand for. Unless tHe eirh-* vnt« family. Modern cOnveninnrt*. The people used me once for aider- didates and all of them want a Pri­ . 116 French Avo. l‘J-ktp • men and that once Is enough for mary and the congressman acceded “ H E 'L L P R E N T ’ E M ” — SO S A Y S SAUNTERER. FOR RENT ^ 4 most men and yet I could name a to the request to appoint the nom­ number of men here in Sanford who inee the primary will fall fiat njtdthis <* I have held the ollice that should run I stated to the people Jast year. foi it again. They have the experi­ have nothing in the-world at stake ence and I tell you it takes the ex- on the jrostofficp matter and only * • 1 i perlonce and lots of it to give the want the best man to win just us 1 city tiie right kind of administen- would in all other public matters ♦ '♦> . ♦* tration I would favor as many bill tile postofllce is some different than the ordinary political job and men (or thr position as possible 11 A ll Local AdvcrtiscrncnlH Under men who have at some time or other many of the candidates will find I W lle a d in K TH R E E CENTS a l e l d the office for 1 really believe this out before the matter is de­ Line For Each Inticrtion. Minimum they know the business best. Some cided Only 1 would like to remark Charge 25 Cents. of the aldermen who have just in passing that Congressman Se|»n* served the city should be urged to will n a m e ’ the candidate and name remain at their posts and others l him in tfi manner that best suits] ♦ If he prefers a primary that vs ho will not again serve the city him in succession should be supplanted will take away bis appointive power t by men who at other times hs ve in- will allow the primary to decide If be does not wtsh to held thii po-ition Then again t|ii tin- spiest|o|i For Side Ten acres of itn- best city should have at least one or two (wive this prerogative taken away high hantmoiHi land, west side, just Half in men who are familiar with linan.es from him and appoints his own outside corporate limits and i an manage r |><> finances of the . hop e i! i- - 1ri. t!> uj• tu him anil cultivation t > ear* Ximiil 2.VI always has been And again I would large pines on other lialf city as they would their own All fenced (Quarter mib « f two like to ask if the Republicans when and ditched ' I like tile wa \ (be <ltv COUtlfll they wire in power ever had any shipping stations and i ir-r M I‘«r fed drnmage f i d 60 wi!| |,tl> ' if timk I he eh.tile nge iif i be railroad*trouble appoint mg a postmaster, or sobl within the next 10 da>s *ortli the other night They wanted per S**e owner, 207 French lain crossings and a tlugman and if they ever let a (Democrat linger $■(000 00 said so and the railroad said no * over, or if they ever railed lor a ! I If * I lull the aldermen passed a resolu­ primary to let the people have a For sale Two frcsli i tion calling on the railroads (or im voice in the poaliilfii e ' Why should 11an-1 Itr pros ements and tlluy will get them Republicans or ‘ uny other parties I too There are several idling* that have anything to say about a Item F o r Sab* G irls h ic jc lr the railroad will have to do hire cash 111 Park !' apjiomt merit post n III o f T . i t i stid the Hiionei/f'hcv do it the better at the beginning of each season to special showing so that every one m a y acq u ain t derful stock o f merchandise. W e an n ou nce .our Fall Opening ♦ PEOPLE AND EVENTS W flin rM if Shu tort ■iir d fr* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -♦ | COUNTY HAPPENINGS TttLucfi * At .the charming home of T A Neal the mifm her* of Nfrs, St ♦ one 'showered" M ..I tlir Intiii* -p rilig f ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ U.TAMONTK II \PPi: M*. t.S Mr and M • *. i k I i. fa mil > tin . ■■ r. ! at . <■ tin IT-1- at \11a III* ‘ • in i wit) a inisi el |a 'icons as .or t nii-nt o| t iie -urn m i T ill K .it u ' (v hou.eliold necessities anil pretty nr Agnes Guild Tnhndi he will lia \ e ins plant lection of vocal solo*, tier rich, says \ o peratio n wlTivCn i \i i \ f«* i read \ swed soprano, if possible, sweeter l i e fs gotug to pu elmt j n»i* shori than ever Her selections included "Uncle Rom e" (lioncerR "Thou Re memlierest When the W’orl d Foigets” (Carrie Jacob liond), " A I,title Bit of Heaven" (Knrnest Rail) “ Al*lnh" (Walter Kratnerj. At the con­ clusion of tiiis delightful fyaltiA’ Mrs. Braxton Perkins and Miss Saidce Williams presented two trays, piled high with ribbon tied pack­ ages, with an appropriate little speech. A contest on llie* "w ay to be happy when married" elicited much merriment and laughter, the prize being won by Miss Williams A delicious salad course was served at the refreshment hour. Enjoying the happy occasion were Mcsdatries Julius Taknch, Archie Betti, Gwyno Fox, E. D. Mobley, Cecil Gahhcttj Asplnwnll, C. M Hand, B I, I*erkinn and Misses Suidee Williams, Junie Stumo^M.illian Herring. Lucca Chappell, Annie Hawkins, Clara Phillips, Charlotte Hand uriil Miss Hu,Icy. / ' B'rifrpun Cfossrs al Otl ando ------ V . 1 7.VL • Steinmeyer, I .T S--‘ ,w - M F Z 1 -I ■■.iY.i . r« Mh MfJ *F. t i / ri,l,,y fcnjL«*turd«y tho roads were and *KLob.,^ n tjlc i m and Simntefident. C. C. Cobli day -Very pleasantly with hor parschool auperintttidrnt amotig-Jihls iftd other.friends MIm Daphand W, D : Coulbourn Adorns, J. ft,',- e . ,.r . trie lights in the hotel, and in e.ery residence in Altamonte, about twen­ ty-five in all The Biiggs and the Fogg cottages have already been wired. He will start wiling the ho­ tel next wAL-k. Mr Haight is going fo place about twenty-five lights over the streets, on the road to Maitland us far us Hu! lard’s dow n the side road to the F’ogg’s and uround the lake to the Briggs home. The electricity ia generated by a 25 H. P Fairbanks-Moss special elec­ tric engine The generator gener­ ates 2,:i00 volts ami transforms 110. An oil fuel is used, called F’ uel Distilate. This fuel will be contained in an F0,000 gallon tank at the plant. The elertric engine will use 2 H gullons of this fuel per hour. A 23 hour service will be supplied, the plant closing dpwn for one hour only each day at noon. Nine miles of wtire will be required to carry tin7 electricity in Altamonte. About tw o miles of pole line have already been put Up. *• G . Mr. und Mrs. George E. IHi U-.h and Everett Rates their son rtre mo­ toring dewn from Mount Vernon. New Hampshire, and are expected here this week Many tin pro ve'me-jtts have been made in the Altamonte ilott-l. and Mr Bate j’ w rites that, he expects n big season The hotel will 'Oppn about the first of December, A big bunch of 5un(u rd folks will go down to Orltttuld tomorrow to attend tiie Federation meeting of the Wesleyan Classes which con­ venes in that city today Rev. F' K. Stein’meyei, . Rev. A Ii Coly and A. R. Chappell left today. To­ morrow Dr. L, R. Philips will carry car load, also Hon. L. _P- Hagan -------- . ’ and O. J. Pope. There are other flrEKIWA AND ETHEL IT E M S cars slated to go, iitt.well fUlcd with *V>- . . .1 . ' -| S [TheTe wsjy no Sunday gehodj pr enthusiastic mtjtnberX ’ and friendA m „ , . U' v , , , . - V| » t : 8 tHdl last-Sftnday iN rh i iLVsunday w<?ok on of.tbd heavy rnlni. the school s)f Sanford, ^ JC. -• Ms Hinder, S For bale • , j acre emery (arm five miles southeist of Sanford, F'lnHt.usc insured for $ UHI-.OO, barn. . hickt-n artesian well. I P m- ha If H mib- to sGloid a d Il-'iure of Klor.-.a. !l »'« \\ r l> ^ M i 'I' t T I..fim. s. For Rent * One room •on* '-Merit depot Knqtnrc 12.1 U \ nth . orm-r l la k A ve fo r Rent Two room s me. , u ni'hed (or light lipusekccpn, -|j U ■o Fift h St 1• 1 : WANTED Wanted nr-l i I i»- Perptanenf exp erien ced j posit im, |.y )o u n y -tcnogriiphor. from New ■it Po.t.d I'elegrayth <'o T'e>. oly ^11 .M l In the Zuyder Zee. ^ -fn IlnRarnl, ncrordlng io popular trldlllou, the ruins of several Urge cities Ho In tho tmstn of the Zuyiler Zee These cities were submerged by the North sea breaking Us bank' awl overflowing the country, It Ih believed nfiqd t |i ; p c □ o o o a o a o o D o o a o c K io a a o o o o o O 0 0 a • * * I . ** 14111« L . . , *hr I? t, o o o DR. A. DOLAN V E T E R IN A R IA N The Kpwur I ' •,, have been entertained at \! F -,l OFFICE — I’oweil'.i home 1-iidaj nigitt. A(t« r HAND BROS..STABLES the members nil gathfred tin presi dent, Mrs. A II. pnwell decided to Hnqjt in your l a m e and rich 0 adjourn und go to the home of Ur lioin-s and mules. Have Uictrt o Hardy Boyd, to hold prayer meeting ® treated. Have ---- tludr teeth ex- ° f , . . l :.. i __ . 1. - It » a .... 1 I * for his brother, Ben, who is very ill q amini-d, sharp c p r n e r s dressed p He has been very sick for several D ,lo'A^l. Pr(flectiorTs cut off and dc- p cayed molars extracted. weeks^groiMHK worM* all thi* nmi* 0 > , a At this writing his death t» expi-md 1 o a u o a o o a a o o a a o a o a o o a o o o o 1 any minute, his friends will he sorry ~ ~ -------------~ T * Z — lo learn Mr Boyd buried his w i b - ' C . . nnd little child six months ago and I 1 ;s it seems he is. to soon join HL loved P lu m b in g an d onbs oti the other shore G a s F it t in g There was a full attendance at 8 (H3 O BN O EE- S“ " " “ y ........ ... S“ 1‘d!“ '- *'■ *11 W ork lle r v iv o o M , 1'c r . o n .l . though quite a lot of water fell again r Saturday night * Altcnlinn An«I Beal Efforts * j Prayer meeting was held at the Telepkoue No 2^home of Mr Eugene Brown Satur­ Opposite Cits H»n day- night, as ins wife lias boon quite sick for the past four weeks and is still very bad ofT Mr* Brown i* expecting l « go to the hospital 111 II short time for an operation and her frieuds-entertain a good deal of anxiety about her. ns It wiR be a y e jy BtflouH operatioh. . ’ 1 » Jnmnc iftAyd.Jr,, while out hunti ig I »t Week ri n acrotf a mot In t henr nn.l two little cubs, which would have made Mce.Ritl,. pV(a could they fiavl- been cupiu/rd. Mrs A 14. „f Wekiwa went to iajiford Sat|ird.iy shopping. Whilo there she called on. Mr J. 1 Kelso, who has becQfc very sick for nearly three months, hut his friends will bo.pleased to learn that he is. very- mueh belter and he will he pleased to see any of his friend when they go to Sanford. They will find him qt the Fairview House. Mr. P. J. Coates is kept quite busy taking pictures in and around Wekiwa. He went up to Ethel and took the .school Jut Thursday. Of “Sanford ; Public Library Oak.Avenue, •. Between 3rd and 4th St. Open lays at 3 p, m. ney FermUlion returned to Sanford course they all. wanted one. ____ For Rent— Furnished apart merits for light housekeeping or bed room*. Good location. H02 Park A w - tf , ml WEDNESDAY, OBER 271 - f. For Rent or SaJo— House on f*jb motto Ave. W. J. Thigpen. 101-tf ------- T— A\ ,ii,i ed In modern hu f<*11r rainin Ultlllili- (or llgli* f i*i U . j .nil Will rent from ah" i.- iim For Salt Flggs ami Baby t tin ot ! ,>l Ii t n M ay or J uni- T hro "i '.incelebrated. Regal White W \anduttes, If y N<> children. Addres- R".om*t t'ig perfotiiiain-e, heavy lay u.g bird- 4 M Ili-rald. stating rent Snd Im atim.. {am booking orders for same now 1H- \t r 'A lso u few i ul ta a iid goe . r. , uf same -tr.il F !' ; to, t w •ititeif A German man wfiiiitJ TluriJ sf Sanford In i! like to have a job of some kmd \.i■If.— t M f rnton/* t o Fit1raid 1- In The , McMichatd « from Toronto, The betyutiful vines of love's Cunada are « xf’ ecl 1 < I: v They wreath trailed everywhere in Ifrace- are e'etrriov yfi i *r • t.s l<i attepd to fit 1 profusion, covering mantels And tin- iimlhl Ini ion t ( electtlci y (0 il>s'ir) ✓ draperies with it- little junk dowers bon -■ with here and theie bowls and vases Ii : i v e n I U .-Ii'l nc! M r Mr of pink hibiscus peeping from .i back­ a rriv i <1 l.n■m l . i t i ' i n g . M p *Ii Mr ground of tern1' mid potted plants Hu.t-l 11 i ml 1|w Ilia 1 ;-e Mr- I'akai h delighted with i se­ II WI" «*f 5f * i i w • 1. i i igk* 1*11- ' Store closed| » .Tuesday ’ preparing for opening, Wednesday morning at 8:30 o’clock For Rent— Several nice nthr, room* over Yowell’s. Fnqiuri N p Yowell it Co. tirities censliries. c For Rent— Desirable mums for gentlemen in private family Modern. Reasonable. Phone Oflkti : FOR SALK themselves with our most w on­ A T.'h- ”1 ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING give a few days ,->V df . t■ ! mrn&m . :* > �IN TH E HEART OF TH E W O RLD 'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY I N S A N F O R D — Life la Woith Living SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY OCTOHER 20. 191.1 South a Progress ^oltimbua.-Gu. On. 27 The IndUftttial Index say* in iu i<uuo of this week: " I n keeping with the general hudness revival in the southeast is the greatly increased activity in the lum In r and .naval stores industries. There bn* been gradual improve­ ment in the lumber industry, and th hna been greatly augmented by the filling of the mills of the largest lumber order ever received in this W AS DECIDED TO N A M E T H E country. This means, among other CLUB TH E SANFORD things, n clearing up of stocks. M OCK CONGRESS The Sanford Dobnting Club have decided to name thomxfdves "T h e Sanford Mock Congress." The pre­ liminary meeting of the dub was held in the auditorium of the Con­ gregational chfhtfji Tuesday evening. The meeting1jd'itV, culled to order at 7 t5 . Mr Reg,-*'r\ Dawson being elected temporary chairman. After a speech from the chair, putting forth the Object and purpose of the debating club Mr E E Roger* uuhmiUird Lhu falluwing, rnsidution; which after being thoroughly dis­ cussed *was seconded and passed unanimously. f ALL OF T H E CO UNTIES OF SOUTH FLORIDA Although the promotion -work hn* been conducted quietly and without the usual blowing of trumpets it is evident even at this date that the South Florida Fair, to he held at Tampa Felt, 1 to 12 will lie a pro­ nounced success in every feigtui e. and it is not believed that there will be a county In the section, the east, roast included,Mhat will not be leprcM-nti-d by a general or at least individual product exhibits of .ill Linda. Half ill Liu: luuilUcx Juivc. already signified the intention of having gumual exhibits, and others will outer in November. The move­ ment met with instant fuvoi after il was inaugurated, this being due to tin eharaetet of the business men behind it and to the Lot that they are not inspired by selfish mo­ tive ituir one objei t being to do veh'p i , ,-r v i nunt i , -■>at I Fl< r i J.i ami make ihi" fair permanent feature Resolved, That it is the sense of this meeting that there should now lie formed a debuting e|uh for the purpose of studying and discussing moral, economic and |Hilitieal ques lie (vs aflecting I'ounl v, mill,o'ipal. -ta le . national and international a If air- and that such debating elnb should take the form of a muck eon gres- fashioned up* n the methods and prineedure of our national • iMhcer* anil .lire, tor* n( Ili»- r.iir house of represent afives Fair Association. Ere*,.lent I ) t ^.... . thul l)u.rv wil| be-na feuturxrile emigres* till'll proi eedeil to (Id!, it „f 0 ,.- T-ii.p. t-crJ of ' ' " I " „ , .... ,,,h a m i I- air Secr.-ta; X 1 Xll.'h w h y |(<<, l)M, . ,M l „ v . (W ln M > . r<f ri-enteii W|„ |i(. ....... l<( ,|1..lr.,b|l •lecli'd |•r• -nifiil . ',n ...... |pi„ lflll. , „ eomire president and by exhibit- ire the (••Bowing , and Treas I li.< f.aspari'l t i sn.iv.il held at ti«-h *>f •**mi t ki Florida, and I*, leach Ver I mlge Her the exp.-tin. Of I amji.i Iiiistness men ,»ur own people thebe*t mell>o.f> of (or t' ii y»•at- will fn- >-.*'! rneri'l> a- e.ilitvating the -.oil of our seetii n an ,-l v. rri-i .,g a. d r>wr| ifr.iwtng ] r' if.,, fair moviirnid wa* udjUlot I " the fair for several not Inaugurated for the benefit of The following gentlemen will giv< year- paM it ha* been given, more Tampa, which draw* a* many people u .an take care of thiough th*a t. i or tifteen minutes" speech on frt- adverti-ing in the north and . on g essmiml law ..ml proci-eduri- Wlf-tlbuil the h .'» <it lean* Maidl t , -;ia ri Ila t atliival. but to ■on after the by law- have been sill. f.r.o, a"l*o tt.e loAe.-t railroad rt:trs trvil.ute to the development ef every It is expected to draw |nook and cranuie of South Flouda mitt.-'J at the next meeting Tues­ on reeoid day. .Nov 2nd Editor Hob Holly, something like 150,000 visitors, fully Stale Highway Judge .Herring. I’rof Ezell and C R. h^lf ftoni o lhet-slates Among the*** w ill b e s e v e r a l f a r m e r h o t n e s e e k e r s , Walker (or them special tram* will be run The newly .rented Mate highway Secretary The attendance at the last carnival , ........ t,» -1 l" yester- . Messrs., C. R. Walker.and E. T. • VVoodrulT* representing the Inland Waterways Committee of the San­ ford Commercial Club were In Jackgonville attending the hearing of the • u. S Engineer ft regarding the difTerto he decided upon for , 5 tb^-Worida Inland canal The Times foio’n has the following regarding the meeting . * Preliminary examination intd the ............... . whether the government take over the Florida East f , ,,♦*+,k or adopt, the St. Juhlli nyrr route from Mayport to Titus­ ville was made yesterday by the government engineers sitting as a federal commission at the office of Major U II Endue, corps of engirt,,r } T WooilrufT anil Vharles ft Uslkir vice president of the Flor­ ida Ir land W aterways AsSuciution. I„, f-<rd appeared before the i.„ ... lu.lf of the rivet route rhe eiillimisstnil IS composed of i .i w C Langfitt of Savannah, i1.• i , . Kelb-r of Mobile ,ind M.i,, l.tUnv All of them are tneml«.r th*' federal engineering corps . s|..rda> was primal il . I , (.■i a|ios, id lliroughlv at i . i ' c I lie •*»rtt inljuciorVf-Ty- with tii ; ,i|i . t- am) they adjourned •l,e sft* mooii it) meet again tiinca.is shiilt l»e. de-tignateif "There *is continually increasing activity in the iron industry, with an upward tendency in ..prices. '. v " T h e seed alone* fr^m a bale of cotton are bringing n comparatively large sum. and millions If dollars are being received from the sale of the staple. "There is general activity in in­ dustrial lines, i^ie volume of trade W IL L HAVE E X H IB ITS FR O M no feature of which will penny invested in the Fair be sf>ent. The city of Tampa has given the Fttir a ten year lease on Plant Field, behind the city's municipally owned hotel and in the principal residence bection of the city, anti pltfns have already been perfected for erecting a number of big exhibit buildings thereon. Because of interest mani­ fested in the Fair moverpenl. though, it mt\y he necessary to udd a num­ ber of I at go circus tents to house some of the product, exhibits. Owing to the location of the Fair grounds, the widespread advertising .that will lie given in the metropol­ itan newspapers, the fact that the European war and the closing of the San Francisco and San Diego Expositions will drive many tourists to Florida who have never visited th state before, the general- interest that is being manifested in our sec­ tion and the low rstes already grant ed by the i ail road*, the Fair is e x ­ pected to be it success financial I, as well ns otherwise. Every penny of profit made will be devoted to in­ creasing the scope of the Fair from ytnt r 1ti y rn r. a ntt -errr y Trtftrer: --warli­ the exception of the secretary, who devotes his entire time to promotion work, will give his services and money without any charge wlmieve New exhibit buildings will be utitled, the amount paid foi premiums in­ creased and the class of amuse merits, whieli will be the best that can lie l.rin tired wdl be impitMeil Iroiii was * n i,let I m g uj.or J '.Him "1 1 I d a » o.irj holt-*'. ' ( o u s trp . lio n (or <•'•11 .».■ co n trac t* w. ru awarded as •'follows: , "Church huil.ling, Birmingham, Ala ; 2tj miles of road*. Lee county , FTil.. rniwf and bridge, Etowah cutin­ ly. Ala . iiicitieriHnr, \ther.» t.a |iow i-r house and lli.ohme shop a. nex. Winter- ll.trri I . t.ln.tmn fe.-i of i .it., r. ie > irb Tamf'll bta * \ -lock 1... . mi! I -v.11 i'• ■ • linked at Savannah, /i.t A cornpuny ha—been formed at Ron..', (la,, rn manufacture lumber and boxes. A cold storage plant fvill Ip- estab­ lished at Gulfport, Miss." ' sv lik e 100,000 ... * p . l e |d a y •" th e office o f M M S m ith , a Tick* In Haile . ...... .her and II w,.* d. • ob d »niknT..*r of the commission The M ie <I. • 27 V. hill 0.1 I r. • ... hold the lair -i in pi. I..1. ,. u*i file ''.rl'w.... noil* . ,. If! (i .■ig' i waged I >v the •stork ......... . ................ -.1 W to r.-a ti.T .ngme. r wa- dt-e....... I l i f u s r n A —...-billon ol Simlltsaslvrii -„n why *m.th'Florida should mi** ; but a. nun win- postponed until a Florida, III conjunction with the such an opportunity (or advertising meeting Federal and State Boards of Health its resources ’ . Nothing of importance came up Jut* successfully placed Dade coun­ . flu* fwiwjon except routine* road l^udinR nankfra thi* country . . . . , ty tick-free, there re nuii ns much ■ . mattiTN It ad)ourfii*d juibjcrt to , . ,* . .. .. , work lit be done before ihe Putted i»ri*dirl that an »:ra of almo*l un- ciill of . tin* chairman, hd S4*ott of lux aide about to stales I ti-jiart merit of Vgro ul"-ure \rcadia (l| her* present were I l> , , , ,, ,, ,, , Bureau Of Annual Industry will ..■no tothe lountrv, owing togoinj .Smith ofMarianna. 1 t> Mill.r ••( > rop* .md henvv .1 . iicn.ib from r,u ntlo tally rei'ngnize Oil* . ••ur t > Jacksonville, and M M Mnilh. Or ropran nninlru**. 'IJ.d * (*•' I.MIfUt* » belli g a bsol Utel v 11<V fr. . , * , undo >• I f>-i rn.-".'oKoi * wti» io.li. ... \ feat ure .•( the me. ling wa- an This (m in i w „s bro u gh t ou t a ' > llorida this wIntel will have money , ,, , - address bv r,. W James of W ashmeeting of the Slock Growers Asto spend and invesi 1 nusual ae-1 , . . , , , mgton. in charge of the mninten*. emtion of Southeastern Florida at livity i* alren.lv being noted in real . . ante department of the I' S bureau the court house by Dr J. \ Knapp, estate circles throughout the section , of good roads. <• R. Ramsey, eounFederal inspector, in charge of the Tatnpans will, as usual, promote ty engineer, also made. a few retick eradicating campaign which ha* Orlando Sentinel. been wag^d for the past six months the “ nationally famous Carnival .fgr marks The (', E Convention I f V. Twelfth G iu . lf '- A r M MeUugh Q , Y*-j**/ be, jvfetic . (jrave/,* Airie Andornon rtuaySvne- Ajtua- Ciitettz, J-Sktgr WoOrfbnrn ;ion^ (fl.tld' A^pe* AtidiTStin, llutnjMcDuntt^ ‘ . -byilshtd Eleventh Grjtdo Clarion, GtiVl) in' fiqio Johnson. ‘ ’Antoinette Luke *vV . i Ijlfliit Rhodes.^Rutli Kanner. *■ 20jvnly G u i^ '^ T v iiih 'Grad’r — Ercel ■Llltle, Mary ie t A t 'xjii'd-Relle l^itch, Thomas Meredith (Ar ir V r l t . Grade-, Gladys ( Dtfttjiih tile counVy sTh ecxlbre • " Hub ge,' lld e o peak. Kat* * l 1 « » f• s ' 2' ., The South (Central Dirlnct of the Florida C. E. Union v*.ill »ne«t V' In convention, at Kissimnp’** Nov, 10 and 11 It is expected ttf make Eunice t[)(, l(linri,,r ftirivenlion lor 'at0 t "' tendance, and every C. E. Sockety hup pel i* urge.l, to send iLX.IJirg** a dt<IcgaT th.' * lion as poseiblc, especially for the . Na- aecond day. aa lyarl la'hmann. Kiltie Southern States Secretary of C, E. Mabel |Work will be the rhiqf speaker on Brunt- th t day Any delegates going either Robert l»y unto or train (torn the surround, May section are asked to send their Tynery’ nttukA to Mi^a Mndora" E. Russel), Upter, 3I9- Main St.,*^ Kixstmmee^ Ha., ak niidhr, 1>oon aa popkible.. r ■> .' Have Your Oxn Tester KIkg Slcmoefjd Day, f iks Annual' Metnorinl Day will. * * ‘r "a Sun (hi y, DeceniluT'fith ani) ’ L* various committees havo bjjcn ■I'liointed to arrange i o r ' t h e ‘ ptot’fani and speakers' nml trfuskV This Mutual feature of the Elks’, lodge KroF» better each yoaV and is looked forward to not.obly by (he Tfiembcrs "I the lodge and their families but •be Public as well. The s'ervleos this will be greatly . ettlnrifKl . and *°m* °f the best ibpnoo talent in ringer* and speakers' will bo'*bn the Program. Citrus fruit grower* owning their own nppaiatus will probably save themselves long and costly delays in,sh ip p in g tflAtr frulte In the oplnlo rf.o f'N . 0. 1'ebny, state inspector nmV he *i»dvL*e* all .growers lo pro­ vide* theuuteWto , with the necessary a^par*tuq ..toi'*‘ascertain whether or not grapefruit and;prahges contain tha percentage of kolids and adds as’ required by .the •tleimrjinent. of agriculture rtt Washington ns alto’* ing the fruit td be ripe. The neccasa'ry* testing apparatus costs only four or five dollars, said Mr. Penny. . I ' • .7 . -: V . _ V --L. ' ’ • Hand, .Lunds *Pn> ? Laulin hertfer, Mi eke; ■ '- _ » » !• 5 i" *-• - ‘-i . State Convention Here » The Presbyterian o Synodical of Florida will tjieel here on the second and third days of Novctnbnr, repre­ senting the' three Presbyteries of Horida. A ll the meeting* will jbdl open meetings and alfcjthc ladies of the missionary societies of the eity are cordially invited to attend; Program will he given in Friday’s paper. V FINE PIECE OF W O R K C E N T lV ISSUED RE FRO M H E R A U ) OFFICE The Herald Printing Co. of this city has recently Issued a booklet on Black Hammock lands for the Swope Land & Investment Co., that is causing much favorable comment from the press and from other crit­ ics in this and other state*. The booklet contains sixteen pages with cover of (our pages printed on India tinjeil dull finish book paper and makes one of the most pleasing ef­ fects in high grade printing thathas been issued from a Florida -printing. ufliu: MJinu. Jimc.______ The booklet is couched m lan­ guage entirely different from many of the lurid tales of get rich quick land companies and with a direct­ ness of simple English the TFitth is told in a most convincing manner * fi.it i- I,- mnl (it .ippeul to the prospeelive jim chaser of Florida la nils. In the first pi aee Itlaek H.immoek lands hardly need any (moating j They ate *in e ik in a eta** tiv them[ selves and ill*' author of the booklet bad no trouble in telling the simple |truth about the Itlaek Hammock district. This tract is probably the liesi Im.ili'd lest drained and conMe 1:i' 11- t hi t,est lands <il uni tract in tin entire smith and in id no io|ti, mg to attrael attention The Swope Land it Investment f ’ o , knowing this ontv wished to •-ix!k attention to the tsact in tlie endeavor to get the il 11slur to have one look I’ hi* one Imik ’will mean a purchaser for the lands speak for themselves in language eloquent enough to con v mi i' the itiosi skeptical critic o,( Floruia land l»e»te *l xn-tho heart of the best county in the state, sur­ rounded by fluurUhipg orange groves and trucking lands, general farming and stock taising lands, lauds that ii-e now tilled with contented people and people who have lived there for the past twenty or thirty years and made good, i hi- Black Hammock lands ■annot I,*- i !.i****d among the • ipi rimenial lands ,if other part* of llle slain. With two railroad lines into (Jvotd« and another line hut a short dis­ tance away, with brick roads in the process of construction, with good schools and churches and stores and all the conveniences of a thriving little a* I y ui-ar by the people who con template a residence in Honda either (or a wintei home, fur iO"nngc growing or stuck raising .or. winter gardening are bound to se­ lect Oviedo and Black Hammock Innds after they have inspected them pml seen other lands in Flor­ ida. |y , The booklet recently issued by the Swope Land .& Investment Co. Is good . becfitixe it tells tfje truth In everyt line aqd they erfGt t itiyeMfgW-.' gutiort. The proof of, llm pudding li !fn the ealiqg thereof-add the jfroof of the VooTUStM* In the IllV^k Ham­ mock lands just'ns they uro today vCilh ihe adequate drainage, Rowing wells for in igation, 1qualivy of .soil, surroundings, good roatl*. shipping facilities, thodern* convoniences, /The Herald^ Fainting Co, takes a just pride in this piccO of printing, just'as'the Herald takes u just pride in the city.-.Qh-Ovirido, their fine cltixenship, ■gobll 'location and the pro­ ductive lands tKat.jjurround the city, chiefly .among them the Black Himmock land*. L Unveiled Monumebt 7 The unvefli/ig and dedicalloti of ■ gho momorfal monument to the noble women of the Confederacy wa« a very important event In Jack-ionvlllo Tuesday and was ntrtmded by between six and seven* thofmqqd VeopJe.' United State.* Senator JJutv- .. •. ■ can U.'.'F’lotdwr prenJdyd -and cfmV^v »•.«-'. eretl an inspit big iuJyl res*. * .Tfixr*'- -v** ^ wvaz n grwac tjXnrntlt. of> the vUtiitecI . i • '* A onfedentlq ^ctbrnns, th^ United .■.‘ V-v,DnugHters of the .Gonfederttfy/^• : Sons ‘dL Vetcrons',/.ctinipanie« of the > ' Tlotidn ' NatiOnair. Guard''a'hd th^-* 8* • lli>y Scouts' \ ffisa _Jewwt‘ PaihteA . . Partridge o f r f o it icello, ddughfVr < rl\\ Cental fionjamui W. TartYjdge', yelled the b.-autiful /taworlal. -Rt.* Augustine was represented by .Mia* Edythe Kluir Corbett of Anna Dumrnltt Chapter, and by;Mr. xsnd Mts. w . c . M id d k o V % ^ A i™f -_■* jri *1 . . —. ■ - ** ,* * *4 * 1 �n H H | *', '“-in*1J1''<'*M i■"<■■*“-'-*-3NW pM J! ••• ; i ___ L : S v4 'f‘j S r r ' T*° , • * -v . t! ________ " " - — COUNTY tK* l- Jg J ig <m ; '; >* - A B U N C H O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S FRO M LAKE MARY ITEM$ George Arrant* of Sanford was a Sunday vUitor here. __ M r* . . Paul Keely spent last week CORRESPON­ ... - OCTOBER i9 , ItM5 — HAPPENINGS =i= - mF — -.V ^ ’-------------J^r- - S IP — " _______ WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT RICH MILK? Do you Ijnow how rich the rawtn Jacksonville. milk you are feeding your children It N Poston and Richard Carter | is? Do you know how old tho raw . r e p o r t e r s Co v e r t e r r i t o r y f o r h e r a l d were Sotifotd visitor* first of the milk ia wbelt.itelTVered to-you? Do week. ( - • you know how pure and clean it is? he is favoraidy impressed Both are Rev. H. M. Morey expects tq Have you counted ify how much UPSAIA AW) ORAPtVILlt stopping at Mrs. J. W. David’*. leave LTptulaoti, Mich., on Novem ­ milk you waste in the course o f n RESULTS TELL Ask any customer about All were sorry to hear of the death ber 2nd nnd nrtlve here to take up month because of it* turning in Mr.. Derby and hi* brother from of Freeman II Bullish all. although his duties as pastor the fin t Sunday such a lew liours’ time? Ohio have come to spend the winter it hUd been expected for some time, in November. They know and can testily as to TfiEIR Have you had the unpleasant ex­ at hi* orange grove here, They ex­ as he had been in Johns, Hopkins I A straw tid.e was given last Fri­ perience of having to send out (or QUALITY, THEIR SOLUBILITY, LASTING institution in Baltimore for some day night in honor of Mrs. Frank pert to try "bnching it." more milk when extra, unexpected time. Mr. PuttishalI was a resident Evan*. The (tarty went to Sanford Mr, and , Mr*. Emil Mugnuson QUALITIES and GENERAL ADAPTABILITY guests arrived—or worse yet. not unci Mr. Elmer Liuidqulst attended of Palm Beach, but was formerly "of to the mo\ie* and thoroughly en­ living able to make a certain dish to FLORIDA SOILS ~ Geneva before lie went to law joyed the trip in spite of the ruin service* in lowi^tumluy. because you couldn’ t get the extra that fell on their way home. Those Mr, a.1) ‘ B t t ^ K tlw in Peterson of school. Special Formulas lor AH Florida Crops * milk in time? Holly l l i l l ^ ^ r ^ e east coast nnd Mr*. Mercer of Americus. Ga., who made up the party were, Mrs* Comparatively few people ate sit­ WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS their two girl* were welcome visitors who was here with her daughter, Frank Evans, Mrs. T. A. D. Morris, uated where they can get raw milk VI iss Amanda Sjoblorn, Messrs. T a t .h e r brother’* Mr. H. (I. Lund- Mrs. Seig. died at the home-of Mrs quist on last Sunday. They made Wicks last Wednesday at -1.tif> a. ns A I) Morris, Abide Sjoblorn, Jolin- that is of known purity and rich­ ness The problem of a safe milk the trip over, again in their auto, Mrs. Mercer was 82 years of age j nir Kvans. supply is n<*t u locnr one— It is the getting back home all tjght about and was attacked Monday morning problem of the city, of the country seven at night. with acute indigestion The ease Belter Train Service and of the small town. Mrs. ncitelson has been feeling was in the competent hands of C I The following letter will be good And after the procuring of good, excite tinder lbi> weather of J»Uv \V« Marshall, M. Lh, anti Mary Brad­ news m the travelling pulilii raw milk conus the question of how ley, It. N., but old age wits too hope for an improvement soon. It gives me pleasure to advise to keep it. in the city, where^rw Mrs. Clark in quite* a bit better; much for her. Funeral services’ were that effective with first train south- h se|jmn Jpu than K & fiW ; PUT A LOAF OF OUR BREAD. but little Charlie da not very well. held at the home of Mrs. Wicks at l.mtnd Monday, Nov IGth and first houra o!(| whrn dcliverSff* « B > i h •* * * i ~ 4^ if a., m. Thuisday and the icmuihs Mrs. .-Jack Vaughn visited with train northbound Tuesday. Nov. the counlry whcrc ti,t. jce supply is in your bread box and it will stay* ifilh, the service, of the Tampa Mrs. Thompson on Wednesday. Mis taken to Americus for burial. uncertain, the problem of keeping frerdi, liffbl and sweet lonper ihan Mrs. Ballard and children, who S|ioc|b, wi,| |)0 fMUfnec\ Mrs. Thompson on \ycdneaday. milk is a grave one. any bread you ever had before and Tampa, leaving Miss Edna look supper with her on have, been ... Sanford for some time Rut once you taste it you'll mu The logical result the solution of Saturday. returned Friday evening Jacksonville daily 9.15 a. rn„ urhe able to see how lung it ,.will tin- prnhU-in is a^jtupply specially A sneak thief helped hirnself to Iaist Friday evening a-.chicken riving Tampa 1.00 |> in. Return-1 keep. It w ill he all »;aton up j designed* to incut'* the requirement* quite u lot of meat at Mr J A. (lillau was givf-n in honor " f Messrs ing leave Tampa 12.45 noon, arInnff* before it has a rjtatiet• of I lie demand. .'A dependable, evap­ Thompson’s meat market the tirst Thorpe and Smith at the town hull |riving Jacksonville 7:110 |> m. ffet stale. ,-.c A orated milk i* ‘ the safe one for every of the Wtfek. Dancing ami game* were enji y d The train will consul of reclining locality t>( uniform rtlBincss, ail Margaret Krirnou u.i- sick 'Ml it until a late hour wliefi (till,h i , M u lld ,-hair cotl I>• Pullman parlor car Mililtely pure ami sweet, evaporated fever on Saturday nnd hot c o f f e e w i t h c o o V. u-s were with broiler buffet ami I’ ll li ttulk IS just pure, fresh row's milk -Mr^ M iik i t i Iciuiuuig iii .grut elite. Ullb .rtUuiliaJ. ..U llb -- Live lelitw .\u-Ji:. :iui> l*»r » l w t rnTtnrr i-sr with nothing added ami only the I I I Park Ave. ' Free Delivery and Mr. li ti. I.undquist has been present. The tram will stop at the followwater removed, then hermetically helping him this week. Mis* Irene Peter* is - at Daylonu i jng points between Jacksonville and sealed and stcrilixed Wo understand Mrs. Anna De- for a few days, Tampa I’alatka, Sanford, Otlando, Evaporated mill reach* the house­ « Forest is expected soon. Mrs Patterson's sister w ho ha- Kisaimmee. i.akelaiid and Plant wife jusl_ Its Sweet and pure as the 0 Mrs. Ballinger asks all in the been With tier for some ti me has f i t v 4 day it was placed in the can. She « Senior Class at Sunday school to I... rctnrnid home 4 This trim will h. ,n atblifoin t nr. I it.-ye o n l y o m m all t a n o p e 4 sure and- tiring then section of the U<*v <ini heridgi lii let! bis regular three <iit11. tiutns, i ifb of which are | chart Sunday Two of ottr girls. appoint inert at the M I- church equipped a lb Pllllm o service. |e!l\ at a 11llli* and that will keep we.l t •. r -i v i r.i di\ ■tn t it nil. e.-,| Miss tllg.i Vililcn and Mi-** M »t»».f Si|i .la; ino't ing ami ■ •.• tong .I.- log I a. 1. -on . .I'e 'i ;o i to , ! !•' r A It I 11 ro c , ual two io<>* t |. r»■* ,t p t' i and * 11 |. it It .. » io g 1'u o, Tyner wen ■ie 111y t i t last S t i t o l a t 11.g talk pa n Io t o, ii in i ni and 'l tp> . I'liough , iiuit* i-ilitx uf Jit act ii a’ Messrs \\ alker I’revatt. V ti t•*r P m . . p u r .- : i d eV .T v d i . US, f ,li . 1‘t t. -- i» | ff..t.t, r S' 11.*I .i»., u. t. I'e. t. tin :■•hi. .f t )u * si-r v I ■ mil > a, 11 v 1 ............. f “ i ■ d ply (if M \ A NO U S Ill lb. st o l please bear in nttfol »pea i, * lo ,1 • , I tj ,I shows how tii. ut) il U tl tl Inr any- e un rgency . 7 mi l Geneva i- not stick:* 1 cow hunting \11 -intii t 'mi t I .ini feels with re i K I L G O R f ] S E E D C O . n * ^ ,| . • . v *- 1 • • id i i * 1 1 1 U i * V * V • .. ! i., •-.1tli, t .1 I I . • ll.e to a ..rtc -p d> I ,I ........ Mill \ i, •i-t, dI tli M - i , t.i i t| I *r*.. t.t* ti u -1 I,. I d t-al ller.-el f a |. ■I 1 s(, ,111,1-- III.I I. l -t. !- i I ,-d "II a f. i u . N’ l t a n . i .. M .p|* truly . tn -lint "in * .|o>al,I not talen t wil b a appl ■tit ii ut• :i * ■ 11 > i "in . |. .I f. w .«f11 ...... it l l '" for I Craig. fort h i arn atiiin M ill * •V l * nit t i n a b iu ige h.i.l I r af M gr . a s ingt-r- no at I i The " b w . J . T H I G P E N tl C O IV IP A N Y i ut o r Ulllv 1 > u ♦ U V u o l ■ fit, .Hi' K 11bee Ini f.ir t" , 1o C m i d r r u H,x» w P r t J a c k d a w Hu* f " ir g " t '|u A 'I ti.i.i • .tt a u i: s rs 111g b1 W.I T la ( i e t H-n M e r , Mrfunitetl. A t L i a n c . Illtt W a I - ■ w u r k In *use r r . . il I I I* lit i' * • > ,1 »(t j lie vi iun g | pi I Vt i t i t ' inkt ii d » -ii . k :-iinj t h e r e Ir a Jie| liu kdllW !t m i nlll \ t.r <ik ■■ i tn pi e.| | n lau Frnlay mg U i.l rt uttil.i r ■ii i .. ir i Sa tldt-le l l e f i I Ve CHILI* m ill C‘ >1 the |innb,» i Iie c h i l d r e n Jrum t h e w n r k H in. I . |,|ei| in h b it If H i r • • , w e r e (ift-scnT m n r r l n g e l i c e n s e , ai d nn to g i r l lot hntiMii to an d f r o m t ' l h o o l r e g n l a f l y t. I Kpw.iT*ti I■ d I lav dlt. ■inp.^i i rt ■ Il ,- .a* Iiiih ci*tit' p e r c h i n g u n a t r * . w '- t u n » l c b t u t 'luO ft i c • - IS H O I O T I S R I A L F T 1A 1 E O j Mr . ,| M U i. - V ........ Week Ar.| f t ' , I'll cell . ••I I led i n Hit d isir w li ip. t It. v ■■ • * li =? -tn i I I till II I ' S t l l t * ! l . T i l e W i l l I . . V In t i l e rut t| i f III) lit . t li a a m i VI; It is rumor. ,I ilnit t tori will he a o l \ . w I m m e d l a t e l v Kiev a r e o n . i c s t n S a n fo rd . F lo r id a S.infoi I ir. . il l it tli, K libci a m a r i i . i g e in . ns.* a n d a s lniui.iiK II- o v e r t h e m on th e r e t u r n loiim e v . ou Methodist p ir o t a g t built in I., IliiU-l f o r a ft- w d ,y . U 'Iim ‘ in nut iinw and s I i i h i ' y o u r ­ S u n d a y s lie in i , h , , n ■ , ■ t| neva. D E N T S — E V E N T S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y — E F F IC IE N T FAVORITE FERTILIZERS E ? V r ■ h i* . ■ S 'm R AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS, INSECTICIDES » s? S P E N C E R ’S BAKERY vi ., ■'it ILE TTU C E rh SEED The very finest strain s of Bos­ ton and Florida SpcN'ial. Both tine, early headers. $1.00 lf>. postpaid. G en eral “F ire We hav*. got quite a number of amateur song eoinpo-.r- tier* -orne of them really inspired Geneva ha* been -mldcm .1 ,v t hi r|. nth of Mr M< i * l •1ud g M i> I I'.iMl-l , I la-■■l \1et.i-r w 11.i t,.. . tat-i I,. * Mitlo Was M's. >elg i iiqJtJji : M l. Mercer was quite aged, and til. d after a slmrt illness nnd she J eaves quite u number of relative*. All Geneva will miss her kindly fats* and pleasant voice To the loved T o ill* loved o n e - We t \tctul 11u,r *\ Input hv F ‘. Judge It I I’.iM l.sliall was une of the f 11-to- \ a liov* that tn i •|• gti't I Freeman w..rkei! bis *u. from tb. Iiotlom to tlie top We siltdl mh. his prottoncc This wonderful ma­ ter numi t'Oliqilered nl) obstaeles that ho tnel. lie worked Ins waythrough college and lias held the offico of Dean of Stetson College. He afterward studied law and after he graduated went to Palm (teach to practice and after a year’s' time he was elected comity Judge. Hi* death, though expected, cume noddenly. Me was buried in Palm Beacti Friday. He leaves a wife nnd brother, Mr II H Pattishall of thiit.town Mr Pattisiiall was present at the funeral . 'M r. Tommy McLain was earned to the hospital. His illness became serious K That new correspondent caught the dServes ’ em right for (tutting in. Mis* Georgia ami Mr. port Pat­ tis hit II are. at homo again, Mr. McLain and croW have gone up the river to pick hia.orange*. Itev. C. E. GuttM i(l|^p^|t(h«d an interesting, inspiring sffftfttth'last Sunday evening. The quit lias enlisted, now For­ ward March. The singers wifi meat a l'lM r C Harrison's next Sulurday night. ..................................... £ fit NEVA JOTTINGS T h * old adage 'Jilofe rain lea* w ork’* must aasurcdly bh‘-JfUe frorm the ftequent rains weWe ftffen ‘h av­ ing h^re. ■„ The ’ . ■•-’ *■■ chili MHmp n dji-am i 4h* Say p e if B u ll" at t lie H o lly, \| a - o n when due ‘ l you -tn p- K a n s a s C ity t o S u n d a y Hclnml In quit- n nun i i.i* r e c t Ion l! te W■ Slut \ rryk ll.Li.k out o; Vlull • ptier. and sa-, .tr.t ,1 I renteTii'ii r "• Up ||. l.- ll In. I I .......... ,t- i i -,i .1 ' •: ■ t 'a I ..... . 1*1 I , vp •Hug <»".( Uni- a m i tin- -l ot in prt -yen ted l iu-ni from coining. Tlie grade between here and Subford I- still -impassable by auto and almost so by wagon W. an- u « *M VI 1 M r h 11« Mi inq . - t h*il I iii . will ri-i-eA -.Mil s elf Nurses Train on a Doll For us e m truluiriK sclnt d s VVh.il VMoulcl V .-t A f t e r - I Ii , 1 1 - Il r for i. 11f s, ,- a dull bits been designed, five i ,-1 > ,11 (, u|i ! i Intel v a" »■n nut t■t la l t liai - i ati r j i ,, I and has mime * tint I tu i • • i it a liiitnali I, „l v !l t complete Iti , Verv detail i-v.-n to the ear ami nasal passages ll is used as n dummy an which beginners can practice the attentions they will luier have to bestow upon patient*. K in g of Game f .u . i , l ! I, Hi k II. tool 1i II ; ,I ■ 11.-it >1 i, , , ltlilr.u lli. lt*-eli n , lii.iumiK f r o n t o f y o u tv r I Hi ute* Co ‘ f mi ;1 W S H - lh a A .f i*o p ii* .1 « 1 1V* ’ |lloth«7 Ol 11 Mir Hu'-ittri. rm' i whn hi t «* |« Hi 1. t Mllll t Til- g i r l >0)1 w o r n n e r v i n g y o u r s .- K up tu p r o p o s e to t h a t e v e n i n g ’ What w o u l d you d o ? *J — L ife fu r S. mi note hnn i -I m ih clire Wcmcfer C ar * Fish The grandest of n" tlsli leniicrii Is r is- , W o m a n hltv et king ur \ i. ■n i an t e t n r u e d a 1a F el) a. 1 1 v i lilt e resit i n In f rn.it-} • tat poll. III bet wise herring, liag if : a to h r grim r with t fie I 1*1\ ' h i * - •» ' grand . iiill'e,’’ a tnotute! an-l w. a r e -Lire sl.e tb. i «,) wn -n t if ru ts or i ." wii i .t n n »o .i v i f M» wInch in,iy tu e lts u r- m -I ncvou feel couqili. ni Ivam-an l ity S t a r Sanford to exchange our dtlra-n eggs and weigh a c iitple ot lu)iidr,-d |)uunii*. g o o d for a pound of i uflce ont-u a week tie Friday night quite a bunch of tile “ elite" gathered at tile Kilbee House” to sing. Willinm Raulersou is vontem(iluling moving tii* family' to Okeocllo[tee. ’ ' J. J. B r o w n Mr. ahd Mrs. II ■L. Dann went On F a r m e r s ' U n io n Invltos C o - o p o r a t io n to see tlieir mot iter lit si week. soon, insurance fir O U R P U B L IC F O R U M MOORL’S SIAIION A son was horn to Mr and Mrs. Ed Wnrtl on Wednesiiay of tin* week t C C Worthington of Tnrnpa was here last * week looking after his properly and made a short visit m the Ellsworth inline. Mi Wor­ thington Js with the Cit ru* Ex­ change and has berth to many points] not tit of here, where citrus fiuita ate giowtT Itml says the exchange Is doing a great deal of good, I.. Roye, who works for Mr Fell in tow’ n has been very ill iiis home on Bcardull -avenue with lead poisoning. Second attack recently. Joe Raulnrson of Lake City is here visiting his mother and other relnl i ves. v Them- is a good 'deal of complaint cbout the nctiobl cyir litinging out a load of field hnhds mornings, then tin*, si'bgyl ebildren using tiie iar. 'StsiJD liffm-d, llixft covered with toh'ncco spit, ctu. /Tlie giyls with clean dresses suffer 4ho most. * '• p P O IS O N S ripening orange* m a l o ti* want t V Retained in the hody eauae rheumatism, got out dind hustle. -f* -full, malaria, con* ti pal km; blood Messrs Otfa Mapp-t ^ ~ ». Nl'MUKK 40 FO « THE BLOOD Child* of Foray the, Ga., dre do.wh expels poUotta from the body and cure* for th e winter. This la Mr. ChHd’h blood nolson in Its worst form. Sold by t o t w o n t.r ID m S B R ,..* * « t » , U M 5 l * . « l « lW ^I Cooperation Is a mighty word that 1* ringing from ocean to ocean, reverberating from field tu factory nnd e< lining down (ho corridors of business, ll Is tho slogan of the Farmers Union, the guiding star of progress and the cornerstone of a new civHliatlon No man or or. gnnlrallon tan prosper without cooperation. Mr J J Brown, president of tho Georgia Farmers' Union, in | his annual uddress. extending lo the business Interests an Invitation to epotjerato, said In part. ^ "Tho time hia cOtno when It Is absolutoly necessary ! for tho business men and the farmers of ibis country ' to' get together attd aland Tor the best Interests of our tountryl in order thnl wo may t Imtigo thd conditions that now exist In the handling and marketing of farm product*. For that reason tho Farmers' Union Is holding- pubjjc meetings throughout the country and we nro ror dlnlly Inviting tho business Interests to co-oporato with ua in our efforts to build up our agricultural Inlarcsts. At the beginning of the government, from eighty to ninety por cent of all tho wealth of this country was In tho hands of tho farmers. Since Bint time they have gradually lost In the great rate of life until today tho farmers of this country own less than thirty per cent of the wealth And while tho farmers of tho Pulled Stales produced last year leu billion dollars’ worth of now woslth, they, received. In round numbers, nbout forty per cent of thfa wealth, while thoso who manipulated and speculated in their product received sixty per cent "Whnt would you think of tho merchant who, knowing tho cost of his goods, would allowr a consumer to wrnlk Into his store amt toll him at whnt price he must sell hla calico* My friends that In exactly what we far^gprs . iiave been submitting pi for the last half century We do not hlain* the merchant, neither do we blame tho man who take* advantage of ifie In famous system of marketing our products, thereby making millions of dnilnra In a business called legitimate, but We farmers a/o to blame for submitting, to such outrages. ."Lbcllnvp In scientific farming. IntnnBlvo fanning, diversified farming, and every kind or good farming. I swallow 'the hog and hominy proposl tlon. But all theso things pro matters of ptutjng tho cart before tho horse and the whole farming machine simply cantrot ’ tftt anywhere. We mhst meet the basic economic conditions ftirsb,' then add to thenf these' other things.--- : , • "W-q'vo had one palliative plnn after another given us frotji every source under the turn, but until wo organize and-dotqand, as organized, enlightened citizens demand and obtain, •we may expect the Mdal wavo of-falluro to engulf the entire Southland the land of our Inherituucu ®ay pass from ut forever" * . . r .i Il 1 One-Man Mohair Top T h e new Mnxwell is equipped w ilh n on<s man renl mohair top. It can be raised or low­ ered almost in an instant, by one person. There are no top bows near the xlriver’s seat. t 1f .'i This gives thttjdrivor and pauenqer beside him nn unobstructed view on b oth cidea o f the car. The storm curtains are quich-at^ustnhle. W e are wailing to ta!:e yoji fer a test ride in the car that has Lroitcn nil l ° w “ First-Cost** re c o rd s , and it breaking all low “ Aft/r-Cost": scardo. Dcmounkibtc Jims Ela'tricLiqhts Ritin Vision Windshield UaqnrfoItptHion : • U .(0 U M Y GARAGE » * • IlillllHIIlllMliiEfflS �NO M ARRIAG E New Sports Sweater ALVVAYS a for f r u it f u l for Fall subjec t D I8 C U 8 8 I0 N . Hai Been Said T h at Almost Any Woman Can Ensnar* tho Man She Chooses If She Uses Power She Possesses. Tin various methods employed for tin .aptivatlng and ultirtmtu porma n,.„t rapturing of more mankind liav« tH't'ii a fruitful subject for discussion ilils many n day. Tho scnaon'B now books are full of It. "Any woman can have any man aho likes If shd pursues him vigorously enough, or oludos him -either does," says Doris Etlgerton jonos in Ttrao o' Day. "There aro two «avs for a woman to get what she wants Either chase It for all »he is „ ,rtti or run from it In tiio same manner. It depenils on the man " Most decidedly it depends on (he ninn. says Ellon Adair. Tho, average man detests hulng openly dnd Obvi­ ously run after. For assuredly it brjn£a upon his head tho ridicule of iil.^ fellow men and the scorn of hla | ■j.mi mine acquaintances. The whole. Is In tho manner of tho running ! after and In tho varying degrees of ■diplomacy which accompany the puridJt. Unco let a man seo that he Is -4i£l»g boldly chased—then farewell, farf'woll to rosy hopes of matrimony. I According to Thackeray, any wom­ an with fair opportunities and not ac tu all y a hump can marry whom’ ahu pleases - hut he adds that it Is mercy iii.it tho lit lid' tJeara are like tho i-iti uf jb<* fiohl and do not know ' *vfp ir own^poworl The art Iflees usmlV liv jti>* wt-akiT set for the capturing of tlto m a f e crcklpro fail flcBprrntoty t ■wide of the mark through their own ignorance of tho nature of tho species. ; li is pathetic to note the misplaced cnergy which Is doomed to meet with tn> ii'ward. ' I'.ilnl. Yot Pursuing." Is their unit'), and um* which they will get l.-.iv, In fallow to tho hitter end. alone , i I ullaltiu'hed And alt hecuuso a i >. nf diplomacy Is there These ..into . i an not and will noi understand ao ni.oietillnu mind uml tlie masculine ,• hi of view and until they do so i • ii■■i'd ii’-ver hope to he Hum-joifiil in the great ad Venture f o r l o v e Is, a f t e r nil, t h o g r e a t aii' r. It Is at tin* s a m e t i m e th e in I >t i t » r i n l h l a g an d m o s t s a t i s f y i n g ng in tlie w o r l d T<J (Juo le a r ec e n t • " * **I l - o v e is g o o d f o r anyoJTe It's ii>- most i s l u c n t i n g t h i n g in l l m w o r ld "1 ■ojild | s h o u ld In s is t on xxveryrthe | S p W F a ith The Fire s to n e* ideas o f m o t o r - i n j u r e f o u n d e d o n :i b e l i e f in t lie •w isd o m and cor in io n ren re t f th e m o - tom t—mu! tins Hith lias been jus tilled. Firestone success has proven that the car owner '■aim f u>; comfort raid Mo:.t Miles per Dollar. .* wants lf»r» quality I lint costs less to tin*. Firciitne Net I ’ri.?s to Car Owners \ C»>: j 1» , t t . ' i l Km . SL.J y « <’ iioA',;j IM J8H'» f .91 3jOA S,U 'I lle Non-Skid leticritiji is a.i i npiint of ;; ■"•‘ v. Von need it alw ays— but panic- ^ / r j ularly :.t this tim e x>f year. ft h o M a the standard for endurance .iii 1 c. uii my. T h e K ite i i i L'V U u - * sp u i r ; *.ul in iiny direction, l \ . y radiate l lie heat O f r»>;.U fricli. ' J t 14 ^ insure jicrfcct traction with pa - / t r ,■* iifitio econom y, cnr-protcction m id ie V rariAhiHim" com fort. fevery w h ere experienced m o t o r i s t s prai.se vv-#*** v Firestone performance. 3.7V 6.7J sue6r*:j« ISo oll till Is i j u l t e c o m p l e t e In t h e s e d a y s without a s w e a t e r o f s o m e s o r t and b u tto n . !\y\ ,\k \ T R e F ire n to n e T ir o J jE w a n t! - l i b b e r C o . yQ f W y 'MiHfrira" l /"'Effittl-f ■-sc Air# ViV/iojj T h e patch pockets lea ve a t u r n o v e r flap, an d t l i e n e w o r d e r o f A n d l lie ro is a w i d e and v a r ie d c h o i c e I th i n g s In b e l t s Is r e c o g n i s e d . T h o c o l ­ In s w e a t e r s , f o r t h e y a r e c l a i m i n g m o r e lar m a y h e t u r n e d up c l o s e a b o u t t h e a t t e n t i o n than o v e r befu rn In t h e i r neck if r e q u ire d . history Ili-caus e t i lls Is a s w e a t e r f o r r e a l T h e r e a r e f i n e l y w o v e n swenli-rn o f s ilk . In guy c o l o r s , w ho It o n e s e e s at th n a f t e r n o o n d u t y on th e r n n r o r t . ni th o r n u n t r y h e a r t i e s and t h e g o l f l in k s , wnl In a n y o t h e r ou td o o r ttuii-l Inga o f fa s h io n a b les n i e n O i r e s w e a tors c o n B id e ra h ly like them m ade of T a u n t R o u m i S o ld ie r s , l-'rederli k l i e ' I n y w ss th e a u t h o r a r t i f i c i a l silk u s u a l l y in m e r e v i v i d c o l o r i n g s th a n t h e all sdk v a r i e t y o f c e r t a i n i liarm N-risti s a v i n g s , hut n o n e m o r e so th an thai w h i i t i he ut t ‘ ,re.| ,|t th e l i l l ' l e -if K oil II w h e n lllS ‘ R iii g in l o v e at le as t t h r e e lJiu<-s mi i \Ye s h o u ld h a v e a lot o f cv* s t u p l d l i y and m i s t a k e s in ties - u l d \Yh,V, y ou l e a r n d l p t o m u ) >' la id troops n.r-fl rr > * I Sig- ■i p a t h ) , h o w to b e ' r e a l l y happy r th e t i m e , a n y w a y lust t h e b e i n g w i t h H otueone w lm m '.i li V.- a n d k n e w l o v e s y o u f e e i n g o f r e s t an d c o m f o r t F ire s to n e '» i v - r m r muh r a ti e r c e Is. J. • r ed » . srtd VO live f o r e v e r ' \ tau nt w l m s e hars htu-ss was Jukflfled o n ly hv Its s u c c es s . gives a C hinese and Japanese. C h i n e s e un'd fa pan d o - not s p e a k ' ( h e s a m e ( a l i e n a g e nor can K iev he T b e W r i t e r s o f . t h e s e p l e a s i n g p ie c e s if I h f o r i M t l n h I g n o r e t h e rovxtrse sid e o f th e p i c t u r e a n d p a s s o v e r a ll ( l i e ' ' .it.ecs th a t t h e m a i l o r w o m a n in lov e ta k e s said to h a v e tin* saute f y l i g i o t i C o n ­ f u c i a n i s m Is t h e t V e v a i l i n g f a i t h o f C h in a , v ItiIn H nddld ot Is th e c h i e f ri*llg ldti o f lap nn C i- o m e t rv p r o b a b l y hath Its r i s e i|i E g y p t . t h o u g h Iti w a s i*t|o w r i t e r d e c l a r e s " T o m e e t you r , - ue m u te fthyt Is l u c k , to r c r o g n l / c l|u w h en you m etd h i m - l l i u t ts ■ it x.. rf t o b e a b l e to w in p u i wlo p e r f e c t e d hv Ih., tl-i-yl'M War Casualty. H a v e A n o u t the R i g h t I d e a . O n e t h i n g I n e v e r saw in R u s s i a w as a parent pu n ish in g a child 1 a s k e d tv v e n e r a b l e o l d m an in M o s c o w w h e t h e r that w a s t l i e ru le or hud w > o h s e r v u " W h a t d o y o u m e a n by c a l l i n g m o up at Pits t i m e o f night ? UenrV. I’ll he w a i t i n g f o r v on w h e n you got hom e’ " T h a n It. m d e a r H e n ry's tlo n Just b e e n m e a g e r ' l l ts w r o n g lo lay v i o l e n t hands on t h e g r o w i n g v o i c e wav m i s s i n g d r e a d f u l l y I Jus* w a u l e d i .-II 1 to I n t e r n e d at C a s e y ' s on es, s a l o o n till w a r s Hu h a lo E x p r e s s he t o ld m e R u s s i a n s d o not d o II It m l g l i i b re ak t h e s p i r i t s p oil lilt- c h a r a c t e r E u h alige B eavers B ecom in g or Scarce In s p i t e o f all tlu-lr I n t e l l i g e n c e thn b e a v e r s a r e h a v i n g a li.iid s tr p g g l* - f o r e x isten ce. T h e y are so e a g e r ly sought b y t r a p p e r s and t h e y h a v e s o m a n y e n e m i e s a m o n g tin- o t h e r f o u r f uited c r e a t u r e a th at in A m r a l r a t h e y a r o t h r e a t e n e d w i t h s j ie e d v e x t i n c t i o n The hours tnu< li over flo o d nigh t.” T r o u b l e s o m e Dis h. Jackal w h ich requires tea I rolling, is a f o o d requiring prep aration hut It does not b o l d th e r e c o r d In tjils r e s p e c t . That Is h e ld tiy t h e e l e p h a n t . Elephant'* f o o t, a rea l d e l i c a c y , w i l l n o t attain Its fu l l s u c c u l e n c e h o u r s ’ baking w ith out a good S3 v e le i rgniTcd h i m th at Is uri i t to k•-.-[I h im w h e n y o u v e w on ht hi s o m e p e o p l o s a y t h a t ’s a tuira< le It w o u l d a p p e a r , th e n , t h a t a c c o r d m g t o th o o p i n i o n o f t h e la s f - n a m e d . ' h e m a t t e r o f i o v o is f r a u g h t w i t h ' '- (ra n g e difficult!!*?* n o d o b s t a c l i ’ s. ~ Re that as ii m a y . t h e r e ' s n o t h i n g * -•If so s w e e t in l i f e ns l o v e a y ou n g d rt.u ii A n d ( h o u g i i it m a y o n l i last Why Do Business Men Advocate The Florida Citrus Exchange? .. ."hurt t i m e on t h o o t h e r h a n d it may ■"lure as lo n g a s l i f e I a s i * - a n d any h 1w th e g a m e is mnri* i h iin wxirth tieI d i v - r h l a l candle.— P h llu d eljih in E v e n in g l a - d g e r It is a si^nilirant tad that tin- business men of every ronununity in, h'lnrida. which has a Florida Citrus Kwliaii^r parking house, proudly advertise this lad to tli<* world. * Expert Opinion. The iate licnrjr llcach Needham, th" dying export who wn» killed with 1 i-uit etuini Warneford in Erance, wan ■'*t*-AL,consuited by aeroplunh Invent Therr is equal si^n idea nee in the fact th at nurserymen, paekin^ house machinery men and others whose future success depends on the pros­ perity of the eitrus-industry,,are consistent boosters of the Exchange. ors. AaJnvcntor from Sna^tlo sxihmtttAd a truRalifl model to the young expert ! fast spring. Mr . Noedhani sUidled Hie mode)' altontlvcly’ for an hour Then (in laughed and said. "I'd advise you. my friend, to try " "ir hand now at inventing jn subma­ rine tor one of the helllgcrctijs " ' es, • said the fhvunlqr, ptuxlod. "Yes," said Mr. Noedhain,. "for nidging from this ocropTitne model. I .iiii ti tirlnrxMl lh<i( n imhmarino dewiKned by you wxjttld fly." is it ^ignrficani that liankcrs. land coinjwiny o|x*rators, nc'V.s ind -ptli^hx' iT^cfcstcfl in brin^iiur lo l^lorida men aiid lurlbr^dj^lofftnvjj^wi’ tUe State, make a ^reat clc»lI‘of^Til fe/ ls.Uu' kfty'lo tiir luktire. ■ ' * -jr Of all thing*. millinery Toqulres silk, ami would ho equallj^effccllvo In iiiafe^tfl i» coverxxl careful choosing, and, after it la 1panno veivnt. Unusual "Wooden” Legs. Itought. tho hal requires careful pjao- with corded fmjk* t n i l ^ w i ’ku1 thq, In cmiHcquonco of the war. tho art! ing on the head. If It la lo fulfill Its coverlng'of tho’ liat and fbf’ itffTrim flelu l llixib munufacturers in Franco destiny. According to an old millin­ fuitig. Tift* mlgtui'ure ilnlahcif with n a r e finding themselves hard pressed at ery maxim that destiny Is to.itapfOTO silver tlnael bhxld which has tho effect ' h e present Unto to keep supplied with the sppe&rance of ihe wearer', "Ybu _Df ncedfflwork Tt litoks like closo-sct tlrtr requisites of theiy business, since mast look bettor with your hat tba\l orercAM 'kfltchcB, ana _ n^t'illework * nil tho hqspltals aro making such de­ without it"— that is the cxnrting teat dvcoritlon 1b a.featuro of tho new falf mands on tho supply. Artlflclsl leg** to which each new mode 18,10 bo sub- mllllnWy^ o>r instance, aro made In Bomo it)The turitan with extension crown Id -iitances of a sort of compressed card-! jeeted. mado of black velvet and -white Itoard. And the i^txv malerlaUor thrt Tho three now models or 1: . chiffon. A bead work ornament trims (a now being obtained from^tho Bjhlch appear here, are ‘ IP*81” " tho front ami is made entirely* of *'f France! All tho old notes are j repay a little study on tho part of while beads. #•*> lavriqdlcnJIy. destroynd and converted those who consider 1"S8 The soft and graceful brim 6f (ho h'to n pulp, which is l|ii*l) dlsposNl o f, In* them The) lnr m '• 11 *ma third hnt iH-spojlya,.^Tor Tl, Sind for t" iUQ.-ertuqBeqisica.-Ami •lioJ'orthqBodlstesAnd so ext*.ns on no the me galgat bap. *o■ turban witi many' others of tlie, s’nfna rimracier, Iso. phnipTou s ‘"wooden" leg. Will re*<>klch forms a ...lo brim, and or e n ------- a .fortune! tho gracefut widft-brlmtned hats to first place in the fgvor of yrtung 'j-ftsent which fashion is extending wolenm women, it ia made of velvyr In bthqk or ono of the dark shades of “faithIng bands. ‘ Exhibition of Old Palnllnga. Quite - a number of these—wido- lonablo colorB. Tho uftnming^is of Old Indian paintings niuy bo on ex­ whlto fancy ostrlcll Idqkwlike a hibit at l.ahoro poxt January. Tho pro­ brinuned hats nre shaped with brims bit of flrcworksr* done Jn frost. It posal of having an exhibition of did turning upward at the hack. TbL* ‘,tt8 throws lts^prays ln Ugut of .theVieft Indian paintings In connection with brought In the' underbrim trimming eye of the.yvearcr \ylth an abandon un­ tho Triennial Museum conference to again and it Is not confined to wide known to ornaments hitherto. Hut it shapes. Short, curling he neld at. Lahore in January next la brimmed ostrich plumes fit Into tho trimming is strong In. the knowledge t]jat lb* is hot yet finally settled, but it Is In con­ of tho underbrfm In the most graceful- less In the way ef-vCtton ilVamnmny a templation to have an exhibition o( veil. • ‘ old Indian paintings by loan from J U L I* j .^0TT0MLBY. ~ Tho soiMl turban is mado of corded ruling chiefs and Indian notables. -T * . . . i- s - a ; * ii *_ * *- - - - = .' : * r i*X: .4' -•V «* *' - The (Ic^rci/id/si/eriss wJuVIi can bo'attained hy thp; Exchange in the ' •"future tvorkiny: outvand4execution of plans for die good of the citrus • imiips^y ihrFlorkla (lei^nHs upon the measure o f supported n*eeives fr^ni the growers of the State, and with control of tit'ty ’jior^eent or • more of the citrus fruits grown in Florida it can do twice as well for - v- * . its grower-members as with twenty-five jxt cent. Now is making higger and better the Florida Citrus Exchange—the only truly co-operative body now at work for citrus Florida. Put your fruit in the Exchange and sell it yourself you will have as much voice in the, r organization as any other member. See tlie manager of your local aWeiafion, if there is one in your community, otherwise coqjpauni-/ eate wrth this office. v ■ f - Florida Citrus ExchangervTampa, Florida . *i|TT>-m(5pSVl • ;* . ,. •** -t- v ’ LfLrt These thiniK-jgcfflfrt not. he (pui^lind the keenest husiness 'men of Florida toilft^w^ilcl. r i o t ^ s t a p n e h sup|)orters of the Florida 'M* /C itru s Kxrhan^foyf in their judirinent’it had failed to do the work . for which it waS'EShfldtlX4*'•-V" 4 r --JL . , * - - .s - J "• �old{ tended and full times with - him worker* are'getting down to the Inst •. **. 7. V . ' *> k 'Presently the visitof’ was admit­ “pull" before the conventions ate W; M. HAYNES. IlunineM Manager <" ted. "H ow dy. Bill," said the mil­ due, and they are also organising 1 lionaire, " I ’m glnd id see you.” . new societies. We hope to give a They talked for a time and then list of them soop. This cheerful the visitor remarked: " I hear you condition is manifest in all sections ru in :, in a d v a n c s of the state. Let uj thank God oNB resit ......................................11.00 ate worth millions. "Yes. Cm pretty rich; and how for it. ■IX JtfOCTIU* TBref: months ... ..........................Tf has the world treated ypu?" < i Have you rend up on the latest "Oh, I'Ve had a terrible time. I plan of getting the Rrently needed had a business, but I lost that funds for the State Children's Home? awhile ago. You see my wife's That is, “ the State-wide Cycle of Christians everywhere, and Aa H m n J . I U u M*U M U M A o* uM H ad fnther died, ifnd her mother, and Teas?" then wc lost our daughter. Right especially Christian Endeavorers un­ 1*0*. at lb* Portarka at Hanford. Fiatida. Under Art of Matrh ltd, l*T*. * on tho heels of that, my mother expected to wax sociable und fond — —— tt-t dit-d, soon after, my father. It was of "tea s" right away. O fla a la llrrtld (tending Trlrphona No. 14* tough." Grace A. Townsend. Interlachen, Fla., Oct. 27, 1916. The millionaire took out a hand­ ,Scr>ia in about to suffer the name kerchief and wiped his, eyes. "It fate an Belgium. certainly was," he commented. Death of Cspt. W. I). Denham Yes," continued I he Visitor, "and The following from Thursday’s C. M. HAND 0. L. TAYLOR Clean Up week should be observed R. R. OEAS II. R. STEVENS that wasn't the worst of it. Early C a.kl.i A u l C .a U .r Times-Union will bring sorrow to she l>rr«ldnl V lr t- P m ld »l by every one in Sanford in Novem­ F. L. WOODRUFF Vire-Pr.«i<bnt the next spring my boy, on whom I many friends of Cnpt. Denham of ber. had set so many hopes, he died, too; this city. ------O-----and then, with all that expense, I Word was received here last even­ With the Debating Club and the lost my business paying dortor's ing of the death of Capt. W. B. Y . M. C. A. in operation the young bills. Then, to* close it nil up, it Denham in Philadelphia at 3.90 * men of Sanford will be out of the wasn't six months before my faith­ o'clock yesterday afternoon. wet. ligated by parties interested, who ful wife difd, and I was left all Capt. Denham was about - 67 ----- O-----wished to comply with the law and nlono." CUTTING DOWN EXPENSE years of age at the time of his Headline in Clearwater Sun slates keep posted on what is being done, The millionaire was sobbing by death. He was well known here and and they havo found out that the that a bull was killed on the streets. this time. He leaned over ami "There’s only one way for ball Carnation Milk is most conve­ in the state generally by railroad federal government has not con­ Editorial . page will probably be touched a button on his desk, und a clubs to cut down expenses,'* nient and economical for house­ men. He had been connected with demned a single car of Florida cit­ short now. big porter came in. . remarked Doc Johnston of the hold use. It stays pure ami sweet various railroads in Florida and else­ ------0 -----rus fruit this season. Pirates group of his foam"Jim ." Raid the millionaire, "throw where during his life time. Several until opened— there is lt-ssw.|%t(Roosters nr,i distuihing the seren­ mates. It is fto ho greatly regretted that this man out. He’s breaking my months ago he was attacked with than with the ordinary nulk "How is that?" Innocently in ity of Orlando's population and they heart."'any one, no matter in what capac­ ' supply. inflammatory. rheumatism and weilt qulred Jimmy Vlox. w-nrtf some law to rut out the crow. ity. should circulate such false ru The world doesn't love a croaker. north for treatment. Ho was in- the > The quality and puritv’of ( Uf"Play all their games at Why not get the as? mors. The good laird knows there is Cheer up. Times nie all right. home," replied Johnston. care of physicians in Pennsylvania N A T I O N M I L K —Clean,Swu-t. -O a hud enough feeling amongst the 1is hero, tin- music of Good, hospital in Philadelphia when lie "1 guess that's right," agreed Pun— From Contented ( i , « . ~ owners i f grove property ly this A car load of fossils from Texas Times it swells upon the ear like the little second Barker as he for every cook tug and tabic pur stiitr*. without the circulation of have been shipped to the Museum bell* that chime from dawn In dusk ga/ed reflectively out of the |>mc are appreciated I,) :|Min. For a time ('apt Denham win such derogatory report* about the at Gainesville (or the I'niveiaity and ring in chorus clear. In tell u of clubhouse door, snnds rrf hnOSTWlm, Sanford and many other cities could the passing gloom and n( the glad connected with the local hoard of fruit t hat |j#s already been sent out • WMW Be sal the re. however, Carnation Milk is just purr, frr*h, fw*n rmmntKJrtnnrrs. since fie left •Kloiida Growers News. a puzzled look.came over Jlm'a hiLVC^ lurnishtul some day, that "brings Good Times sweet cow’s milk evaporated to thr ’ the employ II the pqrl commission­ face. Ho hammered the mud ------O—— consistency ofcrcam. Nothing added to us again— we j»f grand old Flor­ ers he lias been engaged in vaiioui out of his spikes and then Potash in the United Stales —nothing taken out but a lnrg>- p*rt The day cf the pork barrel in ida,— Clearwater Sun. thought a Icing while. The next lines of ;ailway work. ‘ He was of tho water, Hermetically tealrd Washington, Production Oct. 1 !5 . congress is over and the East Coast ----- O — and sterilised. It isabsolnti-lt pur,woiking with a railroad near Drain for the first time in the United ‘ dny ho hunted up Johnston and when o|M-m-d. amt then kup* in, Ornla 7s Honored when he became ill comm- r.-i:;1 mini r-il potr*h. , Bald: State* of Severn! days in a cud. dry pin., , the government The cost is too Confederate Veterans, numbering "Say, Doc. 'hi you remember ( apt Denham wu* born In Mon- for w hit h in t h • pn-,1 \im-r ICt II* Il.1VI" | , O r i f r f fi ■iippl)* n f y n u r R i i w r r |} , ( ,? great and On- St Johns river i* possibly as many as 360 gathered in ’ ticello what we talked about yester­ rmlifiiTi Milkirvm ' T|i«* |*«* m, ( ,M*t < , spent million* of dollar* abroad tin* M il k (*n S*■tlM» I " s ^ w ^ day?" already made. Ocala tins week for the annual ,|11V uft.-rncMin 'Hi.- deceased leave* nuall v. w.t- .1mr, iMir,, - 1 11 hU-til lo . 1"OtIn"nrwi «iHikl»M>k fri'v* ftn|In %% .* ‘ 'S u n - 1 do, 1 r e p l i e d th e hrst O state reunion Ocala, true to her ., ■ * „!„* „ r„| f,,ur children The Recipe for French T o o l S<■- r1■1., - i ,,( •t . rr.-t o,r D. I baseman 11rsip t «rti«n**n Milk. I t r»m 1r>t <« President rodrington of tin- FI or tradition* and her reputation for .-hihtri-n of ('apt Danharn are Mr* Mill p i n c h *tf l -- p i* e r |l « l i * , «r pat 1ill, (11 A ' P " f had 11*t reach . ’ "I know." insisted .linimi n a t i o n M il k *fi ! * a t r f e g g >a<| *r.,f ida Press Association is receiving 1hospltalnj has prepared a splendid f y ||„rfw.| d of (. nthbcil, Ga , Iw«t "wtl hip th* t-rral Into Miami*. « I th department ffom a « pent itI "but who the dickens would t f f t*J m gttklwiEl L r ’f* A au a t g ri I enougfi -notices alio ut how to rut program of entertainment J ’ h. t Mi* H G Haskell of Wilmington, agent d t he I , w!- ^ N-.r-.e-, r. II -. they play with” ' the association and must of Du m city'* progressive newspapers have D e l Well, well,” said Johnston, \\ H I leriham, I r \\ il non g ‘ U to.* I. ' nil li Iinn i ■ pot a -Il come from papers who base never deMiteil .r great deal of spai-e to the ton, Del, and Jatm-n Denham, IN- had been produced from ulunitf*1 with a laugh. "Do you know. ullilialed with the association. Jimmy. I never thought of that reunion and will givu due promi­ tersburg \'ti F i t I) * nence in all the proceeding-' Everv 1 tat, The recent rums have iiu m m ed * here tiiroughotlt I'lmiila thele will 1hr Hlrnl Hu*) 1111111m Franri * \ • 0 ,0 * t I >■ . V l- t III V . .f -. the growers of t to- icier* delta that be thousand* whose interi-t- wdl he Voice" To He Godfather to Many. I.,rgr ,in , - i ,> i I ■ 11 . t n*»r.id", a drainage system i* uinmlutelv ,•*-1ci-nterc on tfu*, the mo*t important ♦ Ktjtpefnr U l llltH t, ts proltahl v g od N.-v -lt i ilifor i i I \m -, , Mr in l hr mu m E v ,-n vote* if the n t; •f the Week III the sta.ilneiilial Too iuol ihr\ m>i not tool event 1 ith.-r to m o r e brtvs llntn p n v o t h e r * ( ■T ] - ‘ ,*. * - V ,1 mot f- m 1g/.i tit • I’unf»»h! .t 1i .A |f1•*n» h v,\tr il,- n u m b e r of v, ,, r this Ollt st vi ral years ago when the Year - ' * o i t i-n e g tt1 1 *m| he t* so w e l l al bI f* A r*l 1 ti <► m -* ' t "i> itinb-r t h e s t r a i n Kiiit b opport-niiity w.o* ofb-ieil |m Ho mo*t .1*1- fr,w |• --. >• -1 it will r it l,i ago 1,ad 1mi ■II' •i r trim! i Uain-.i1k thr *«l V♦•n 1 * I--, an o r d e r th at t'r,- e n l l compli-te hVniin, of ,)r r.m.tye •••r tin v ".- , bo ,- j t io- ordinar (■ 0, e ■If. ♦ n il" li ffA-ijt l- fh. I- ram 1* \ » d! tto r ea s'- tin- n u m b e r o f fils p m • ;i |ic; w ’ t f '■ 1! ,(• eptirt* areii in whiit- winter T-i|.-^ 11tln o sIplW 1il, t. ■ s i*'f| it in tin* v a pop,illir. -mr 1 , 1 , * l 1 | tl i, d •* ,* . 0 11,jjg i» i ,iis- »i t lin k, i,- -01111-1111) - i- -in. r ’ t -I, ff, > t ' *■••’,. fllllile.rijl tl ,S ttee-l f t| yj ||,- / Th. Mli-ttt dra in 1 Afill 1 l v la .! vv li 1. 1,fi- 1 *pured 1f •> home to roust > O -M , w M II * I he T > « | ,< ,11 11 1 1 1 |Tt V o f ....... * l.i* ! c•.•u ••tf»«ri •,’i p*i "fougt.i 11 |,* -.id. and >1 g i-Tidfatln-r to a seventh on hint! * •) . - , ’ 1 1be-, will ■n 4o UKin- than lr. - up f 11 1 r' i n I notice that tin tig k'rc ■Jt.riet, ho 1,1 ■to .-v fnnilfv |mi I b-d 1h>- bin vvn~ nr A hill »a .. Mr Hti 1 II on. \ A fill 11 t i ,oT * 1 1 , v . | lo I,, and ......I w , 1 revival at Sal ford Inis not yet -r V ♦ " |. tl;, tiled. '•■yiith t-nv tv ntn- and tl)*- Baton <*» rat her 1litlcr< tit tr Ulti > I \II gu -1111 rol P o s i t i v e l y Guaranteed cured "iltfl. |.-t t rei for.etTiento , if f• 11o vv , 11 ' 11marrtago. ^ I’ nder itits ruling niurt' > 6 . tdc Widrli I which Ins admirer* have u,u... M i* cl c f o r a l l M j i h i n i * * y » v<-nth Kahn lime had to d • \* If?-••-•t tarkjc Bob Holly of tin- Herald. Itcll.-'l , • t'.'.m, him tbnt of u romant, I" •• h-v-mr be. auHi- the tuoihi i tin,I V They are now planning u flying * oppori unit o-s .w in, ft hi t . ( u twite married wedge for that event ami if Hob W i d e \ w . i k c ( l u i s t j n n I.-id, nv o r O T" *■ M i-r-r now ha* modi'b-t He- 0 in m allow w ub- r.i t in- fo • doesn't see them first he'll probably Horn, ag.no after tu.lv-. d ■v s V '’ ' an ■•! I !uit he i tipell.Ve dill m , • n f or worn ‘be klrurk in Do nub-I < t , in-' g t he End* , -. >-f •r v , i I, t- , - ' ** * :!"' f t ! D 11 \ HD I I tl t f| •“ * tl i/ - where wh<T> it will m.iki i ..... J , i* la. t ., . *1. u- \ I- Iu t. ir " • ■ * " f 3 I * * l ■ ■ * .,•* f,-. , i>eglI lung IF Irr T,i,>r, j• • • , iZen out of him , * bt (-• .* . 1^ '■ ,nf ‘' haa t m i l l « 4 t i«*«l p t »* in■ ,i ,.j , | p* - l e l " ’ b i Bench I'o t •'t 11 rll't ♦**, i »'ivh Jjtff ||\ and vvj ii> < I ,,III. • t>el•. • i| 1 u l ’opt,lining la* ge Whaddye me,, l.y lu-mg t.okb-if to ( •-ntr.il. Southwestern and Soall, r i i o r fier a t i l l i t e d V V 1 )( inmut l- of potash suits in tlju enures later obtains tlo-ir *y input I n wr. Joy for Opcr nt Least. you thornless ciu-tua. We are al­ Centrjil districts commences It is lie become* simibiHy aflltc..... M- ■if i v por." t ion ---Fla. Dry we rat iNeds. A minister : ••••;, K a Iiac urn • r o* ready a member and do not tired great to work happily hour after Hush man i* supported ! tils W lul luid , p l l n . ), j to be struck in the melee or cut in hour in company with the Endeavor ( rop If, port for Oblifbrr rod and ii Imtiii uh,.«. <]«.••*. tt, 1, c::*t of ur I !-l s liemli I 1 the fracas It, <i,iv >r nrin-n t report of Oct o Ih -* h l e r r t l i t e s l n r t e * w, r, r -T. - .1 111f •-,| t ypeu nti r. npd •! i* line to -rttm- lie Snow . t lie pi,| l r 11 * -1 ,,,I . ..:, - 1h , l pot At utis will hirn. a n d enld time* g,t out r tl,, li, Id .u-d Irani. Hue w m D,, * * ..... it,a u\ lai g - prod in III, i l I io- si-nt t ' "I u or tu-rPASS IN T i l l N it . I I F We l l I -din «II-I llliw I I git m,..i - . i ., r ■ . i > Puli. t .lOltog.’- ri-J-r,-*ed II’ 1 o n '" .J t'IO .T !|,-fi i )> on Ve I I |, e 'The (tv-at h 1,1 f npr U P In Ill .1ki" 1,1• 'lv-J•,|1 " 1 CARBON P A P E R S 1 hap I" tv • ,i-t , 1 . . 1 It*, rep- r - ‘..| -r- ■ ■ Jtdm tie- Htlit*" *(Jnv ♦utnr* in myril v, I-1■1 . t , -, > - |, 11 T)-* * , I tii glad in ||, a, h ^,,u the many I i « r , * * ',- i i,,. i■ n .nt* * H- • tin I t1 I vi r |,r„di . -.......... t ■ f \ ■fines! Carbnn Paper Made Inhere went riniK'n. of row* , r 1 4* I’ otntncx Who pttn!. OUI of oltr live- .ltd - xt-t- Mon handed it- \\ eirsilalc N-.v s { 'm porut mn i .-!• I->r r> ShrrI Perfi rl .Rows, nays John llh vi s tp. r,< I'olHiiu-s continucil during | epoe and few r. n„ -til ,-r l 1. m for Uuli. T.imi-a. '* ItUh Ki .Mini.... pr<,gr,m ., i w I ate pi*’ntV of rows, whenever ehe timber the serious decline In-pun ir. secH me alia catches the llrsl tiling to «• .'wbllt ifil-y have dm.' d w I t tl. 10 11tI, Mi. mi. U lllli Then, in- Star T'g-atri Tin-August, damage being generally re­ hind, a (fish or anMhln;: r-n ! er, p p ’i iiav^r been-to tin- country M j y of stead t f u convention for East Ceiiported from all of the more im­ at me If »,fii» hits tin* sin- s haim) tf t b « e early pi n cr- in the r ilrt atl tnil dl*tri(t. two rallies firoliahly will ( annul lteltu-*e Iruo portant producing iftaies* Fros' slio doi-su t. I mn’ t»h. we're g. uijig. •£ s rrAtle the *hfl,- ,^ol built railroad* be held, tti Titusville on lit*' Ifith. nil tine ( " Tit Pit Citrus grown* w t.. > • * -ted west of the Missisnippi and blight whert- Florida v a . ( \ wn-ir- of < *ea In-Land. 16th. NorJheitstern dt t in know mg that > i * * ■ at |.a*u of the river covered the importrirt convenes m tinFirst Christian *u (com tcotti tin i m- rank* ror Sal# hr and land.- They ro*u -r , 7. ' Jacksonville ai d e D ir t-oii t i,< w (Dili potato states within a few days their own imiOihitafOe v\»1f,, am) ,-Jturch in la. ksor ville, Nov 11 ■ !< d- f<*l iti-pec- during the latter part of August, -fiting to the zntiilh nf\fairii-' an I Ikth. und at Live *'ak on th. 21st tors to remove fruit Foies <,f fruit and have lu-en followed throughout power wanc.tl and died iwAthe other will be held- tile ' convention f,ir ♦ " hll‘ lr " ' U {,'r ,l' ,‘ September by serious rotting both The North Cental dis'tn.t to which ■ •*Wt*-df lile, forgotten, unsung D E N TIST ♦♦ /i___ t in the ground and of the harvested Ihll /oat! .businA^ niui-i-s n\rti and W.»t Florida t* invit.-d. inaV-n*! <*f l'»n>o*e *»f semlmg to the f . S. W i i m k r«)H w 111 rt: i-in 11*1.1 l i s t v breaku them tftiil when thJy are the latter division holding •> sepa- Laboratory at Savannah foi tliepur- crop. Potatoes (or home u*e are be­ *r <■ ing shipped into heavy potato pm riite meeting in Muyo. as nt f,r-t ',0' " o( *Tinkir»K « chemihal test.aVto unfit for future service they iTe ta-l P F .O P L K S R A N K I I U I . I H N G ducing territory in eastern and | % Sanford Florida % planted These days. Nov * 21. the maturity cf the fruit Oil like the broken down draj luu'•• Tlie late -*rt p 1 The railroads agree that federal southern Michigan ROOM 1) turned out to. pusjrffre |\er- take m the tlfhe that Mr Dhtnann lairge; inam-elora have authority to open suffered most; in states where an nufiers. the jyrfse fate of spends III Florida rhp. fall rked l/i dixmi in old age. results from these conventions each the cars anil make an inspection, early crop Is piodured it wr.s gi 11The t'olorudo crop 1nor to life rnilfoud men of having such a splendid visitor pres- but there is no law authorizing them erally good. reporleil as lieing the host in ytmrs to remove any of the fruit from the But «mr own day*. They built up a ent are antiriptwtd though, some western stales repnYt ears. The remcvul of fruit frcni the workers must* wCend in gcnero9a •tute bern for posterity und The yield forecast, emory will be kept green by numbers, with minds and hearts cars is a matter heiween the railroad deterioration 9* * 368,161,000 bushels, is u* many years after they eager to learn more of proficient officials uiul thl^whippers entirely. October I. Endeavoring, if ~TttFT- ultimate re- It is understood that federal inspec­ Still slightly above the five year to their great reward. have not been removing average though 64,00.0,000 bushels1 spits are what we antidpate for tors >HI-DV, MIC II MINI) I-,, fruit for tho lust ten day's* its the less than the favorubU .projiusv mi C. E. here this fait. j l E A j i t r B O W E D DOW N U f W iM tN tK . C i v e t railroad officials refused to permit August !. and 36,000,000 blishrla Sanford plans to send, a good an sAid to us: "Th ere is a any more fruit to bo taken from the less than last year, The crop may­ kiofi gets on my nerves.’ The many delegates to Kissimmee. cars. be further reduced through loss in Two more nifw press reporters are tore and the detks talk hard storage, us tho keeping quality of The federal inspectors now ascer{Jves me Die jim- recorded, Mrs. R. £ . Mnxwell for tho l>ulk of the n o p threaten* to.be tve cluised my trade the Presbyterian societies in Sun-' Min the destination of all. cars pass- poor. ing thYcugh JacksenviUo and other ford, and Mias JenunOuc Mc­ Which reminds us: ('abliai>( gateways and forward this informa­ wo hoys* horn’ In a country Kinnon for the Preshut^Tn^ w-orkWe now NkiviXjnorg tion to fhe authorities at Washing- u/c reported 11* yielding heavily '7 uqpt.wehl to a city and In- ,-r- of Mayo idetvts j ton- wI'o no doubt communicate tons per in—e. alniu-t a ton p,-r acre Vh and the other stay, d nrlilfdly elected press c<> ........... - • - ii r.,r hi , r,;;,,?,: iT N K 'w n ',!';^ fi their 1epresentat 1ves 111 the in exce*- of last year’ * large yield than at any fime *ince d when he w-as 60 w:-* rkets to which the cars are de* n (tf i „ u,| production in the United .The stuy-at-hnme iu d nient was organized, arid 11 is L Stales is ri porled us being very high, Last week no news ^ t ih e s u c r c a i of lib* hoyhoi-d ten years old ACCOT n £ T - T.- ! I? ST *'*'•» ON SAVING Minors have been circulated all 93.3 per cent of 11 full crop, com­ d he WerU to see him one could be sent from this xifflce, the It over tho slate to the effect that rdtle pared with 80.4 last year tmfl 71.2 nkiidt-t o olitaln n loan to press secretary being absent out of ten cars had been condemnc in 1913. In Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa was the first wt-i*k in over six over the winter, lie went by the federal autlioiitiua. Report and Colorado the production report­ months. W# hope somebody missed ono'a office, found him havo been publblied about cars be­ ed exceeded a full normal crop'- by tho C.-E. articles, Dili you7 a magnificent suite and High p-oThe Tampa City Union Is growing ing seized and condemned in sev­ from 5 lo„ 20 per cent. >y an office lio'y irt These duction is reported throughout tint more aggressive * This week it holds eral markets of Live north. a mass meeting, and the ono for report.* have been thoroughly inves- entire country excepting the south. iH IL J. HOLLY. Editor I■ I H W A D V IC E their collective experiences are AT YOUR COMMAND at any time WITHOUT COST. Advice on financial matters, investments, etc., are cheerfully furnished to our customers. Our interest in the welfare' of our customers results in their interest in our welfare. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD. FLORIDA R ich M ilk Star Brand: fi and u tiK o p v Recognized • Standards D R . C. VV. f a in r, H erald P rin tin g s Com pany A SURPLUS wt # H �W B W M I Pr(. J. N. Robson has returned ✓ Dredge DoIng’Cood ■ __________ from. Charleston IT. . . . . whet'e , . he was called The dredge boat is still doing by tho allnern pf hi* father. Mr. OF SANFORD (trough /or public achoot but old' Robson, Senior is ninety-two years great work on the bulkheading of <GSUPTO DATE enough to have tome instruction. the lake front and the work of filling ■ V v ^ v 7 !F , ■* ■ , liid c Happenings— M ention !! of ngo u^d no hope for his ultimate i» proceeding very satisfactorily! Miss Smith will bo assisted by Mifw A<Ui m >0 C s n a m i w l M t fa* I kb recovery i» entertained. Cataata la "Sacalr Pbaaa ‘ - «"**• " further inforof Matters lh B r i e f .Tho boat I* tfjrpwing dirt at a re Mu R. A. TaiKaaa, PKaaa Na. IM Mr*. A G Allen and niece. Miss markable rnte and tho city official* Personal ItemH o f Beatrice Hoppers have arrived m and the ________ contractor* are well pleased “ °— In te re s t tho city to join Mi. Allen and the |With the result*, S T k b p 'n - W l l k U Stxlial Calender only other otfic?, that of secretary family will make their future heme Announcetpent of the marriage of Tonight: Summary of tho Floating Small was by unanimous consent abolish­ W. J. Thigficn of this city to Mis* here. Mr. Allen having engaged in A Card of Thank* Sarah Wight will entertain with a ed, there being no further need for Talk* Succinctly Arranged for the moving pictuie business. ’Frances Wilkie of Chattanooga . „ i To each and every one who *o costume party. Harried Herald Headers the services of n secretary, as it was caused a surptjse to tho many ames Dim. i of < innnnati i* lovingly rendered assistance to u* in Presbyterian Hallowe’en Borial jit agreed to purchase the club reading friends of the groom here and many pi t n <ity ‘ "day endeavoring to i any way during tho sickness and the church. matter in Sanford from local dealer*, of them, will not believe it until he {Halloween social tonight at the purr la. t t i e ; ien Minstrel-car that) d«ut)t of our mother we return our Frances Chappell will entertain it wa* generously decided to have arrives home with his bride. In a Presbyterian ' chuich. Everyone is is now on the trucks, Mr. Oonncili heartfelt thanks; ami also for the the Doololly and'C". C. C. Cluii. one open meeting in thp year to be letter front the bride to friefids bcre is the pioprietor of the Celebrated cordially invited to nrtend. many beautiful tlornl offerings. Saturday afternoon: held in the evening, when the hus­ thp statement was rnnde that thay Ilonholli Moat Show* that have been Mrs. K. M. Scig and Children. Mr*. Fannie Stemhrldge Mun­ bands 'of the member* will be in­ wore married la*t Wednesday at 5 or 6 doses 666 will break operating on the Mississippi river (Jvhevn, Fla. son’s musicals to the Literature De­ vited to attend. .Enjoying the de­ five o’ clock in Chattanooga, my case of Fever or Chills. ' Prico for mnny ye; r*. partment. lightful occasion with Mrs. Wil­ t / — -----------------25 cents. 71-62tc The bride is a young lady prom­ Saturday night: liam* were Mesdames W. W. Aber­ Mar Joins Allies inent in Chattanooga, beipg^ of tho S t e a m Vulcanizing Florence Henry will give a Hallow nathy. .Henry McLaulin, J. C. Ben­ Mrs (iuudern and daughter t f Word has been received that old Randolph family of Virginia. Casings and Tubes Tube work e'en putty. nett, Gen Fox, John T. Brady. E. N Pioneer. Ohio, are in the city again Alexander Mi Clintock, who lust win­ She ha* hoon spending her winters 25 cents up Prompt service Wot k I.uke, Harry Ward and house guest, and will spend the winter here. ter was employed ns clerk at the in Lijkelnm! but last year came to guaranteed. K. S. Hockey, at Ford Mrs, Hose Addington. ^-'Cabaret Btttaai Sanford House and is well known in this city to lie with her friends, Wash burn's home-made candies Garage. ^ ‘JO-Htp The cabarot buzaut on Tuesday Sanford has gone to join the British J Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Thigpen and (or sale at Irwin & Giles. 18-tf * • Eterj/ H’ rr; Brjdfjf army. Mac is now in Brooklyn, evening at the Woman’s Club rooms, while visiting here met her fate in *'i* Notice Eastern Star , Mrs K O. Huya of Sid Magnolia awaiting the sailing of the shi£ which under the auspice* of the Social De­ The Every Week Bridge Club waa the shape gf W J, Thigpen, cousin On account of tIn- Mason’s Scfiool partment was a brilliant social suc­ delightfully entertained yesterday af- 0( returned homo after.,a two jviij,J.akv him to England of Instruction on Tuesday night cess and one of the most enjoyable ternoon by Mrs. Maigmet Barnes. TIu. groom ja 0jU, 0f tj,r m0st VfrySnS'. Viaft 10 Kentucky.' ■•J'-' there will ire no meeting of The -KjrttV' M i entertainments .given pop­ Tho rooms were benutifully adorned popular young budiir*a men of San^*’ Get t hat good E l d e r S p r i n g s W a t e r ern Star that night. -- *rY-viF' Attention Elks ular department- Thorp tjdls a sug­ with quantities of lovely, fragrant ford, where he ha* large property IW■gain. P h o n e W. H. Wi ll ia ms at All those why have received no­ gestion of Hallowe'en in tfto pretty roses. The prize, a jardiniere with lorejit# and ho* been identified with 1 the Sa nf or d H o u s e or t h e s pri ngs. tice from the choir master to mcct^it decorations and thu club rooms wete growing plant was won by Mr*. Game at Orlando the progress and uphuildltvg of the Mis J. J. Crump of Scflner spent The Kissimmee High School and the Imperial next Tuesday night never more attractive. Against the Cecil Gnbhett. Enjoying tho gra­ city for tho past eight years. the fit*t |>art of the weok in the city. the Orltindo High School football should be <yi hand at eight o'clock. background ol white wul\fl aipl wood­ cious hospitaljty "of Mrs. Barnes Mr. und Mr*. Thigpen expect to t|M. yucsf t f Mrs. J. A Shepherd at teams will clash at T in oVOek to This will hr for the hig chorus on work the’ graceful vines of the white wete Mesdaptt-Hl A. Neal, C. M. .arrive home In ubout ten day* und Memorial Day and it is important star jessamine hung in wonderful, Vorco, FoireSI \J>atce. T? E ’ Barrett, morrow nfti-rtioon at tip; fitTr ground I heir home on Elm avenue. will make-Sunford their future home. that you should he there on lilnc. y„r that GOOD GULF C A S O . Both sides are detpfmmed and a This chorus will meet once a woplf pretty festoons with here and there Cecil G a h b e t t a n d G . K Smi t h. , J()lh of l h c m w, „ rece, vo a w a rm the funny little face* of the Jack- memlo-rs of t h e club warm contest is anyfrijutted Mrs. O \\ 1,1 SK «n.l S U P R E M E AUTO OIL welcortfe frorp their mnny frieml* until December fifth o'-lanterns peeping between the Brady and Mrs. A. I1 Connelly sub­ phone H H Coney. Agl. No. 116. Additional IVo|ile and Events on Page 8 vine* Larger .Iark,-o’-lnnternn were stituted for absent members ' u l l e d Sun ford 14-if plaeeit about tbe looms, holding cut Aiming the p r o m i n e t , I visitor io Financial Report of Schools ^Xftcr b r i n g Hosed • for «***wr»i t h e ent-r- t m VWtFfw-«J«y w«r*. U . Ai. Kinbnndrru Circle Cnlerlained Dally Thought. ivisewhefe to tbU iuui1 will .bii^ dowers and ferns -Great masses of weeks for.repairs lh« stote of M Ph i f er a n d Hev. C. II S u m m e r s of l i f e Is made up not o f ’krent sacrl- ' goTilenrod glo wiM and shtmmetrrj Mfj, George' Watson wns -tlis found the iinunciu 1 report of the (.'rank has reopened for business ami Gainesville. TFtoy were on t he ir Seminole county Bchools for tho year like sunshine iri charging profu­ charming young hostess to the Km- flee* or duties; lull of IIMRt tfi/ngx ttr i, now ready to nerve their custom- w ay to Op!ar?<H« to a t t e n d t he big In one corner of the recep­ broidery Circlo Thursday afternoon. which Rtnllrn anil klmlness and atnall ending June 30. 1915, ns compiled sion. ohllgaflons given habitually ara what tion hall was a fancy candy booth, The member* of this neighborhood , er» M e t h o d i s t SiAnday school c o n v e n ­ by Supt. D. 1,. Thrasher. win tho heart and securo comfort— The m a n y friends of Rev ti l l er Spri ngs W a t e r d e l i v e r e d tn tion This is a very fine report and gaily decorated with yellow and circle are a congenial little band of Davy. iour ho me . P h o n e W. H. Williams StiniMi. - is. r, g l a d in « c c Inn aguiu si oiilil in- carefully read by those in- black, with running little Idack cuts busy young matrons 'and maids, t.rested in schools, and especially completing ll"- “ tirscuve appear whose meeting* or.* marked by m ihe Sa nford H o u s e or t h e Sp r in g s . the tax pa vers ! » » " ■ " f ,l" ’ booth. This was pre­ friendly sorialu lily Delicious re­ V nln ( |d.i t (urge! liie Halloween annul sided over by Mrs I It Stalling freshment* Were Served upon till* B o o t - is , . In op. i on N o v • in 'n r ■ in. I 're titfi tori an church tonight and Mrs. lohu T Rtadv who sol.) ii, i*a*ii>n and i v'"" l tune enjoyl-d liv ml Iin 11inn i*I ! ' L, i , . I ir-t Io - ll, i» l,i •i wm cun enjoy the ev e ni ng First Car Goes Forward |,„mc made .atidx . The - I I M r* W .lts O tl* g li> -* t* Were taxes A, 1 pa meirt ■ Iliad' I N i II il'i. Ai e|) lllllt h Ti n iirsi car of v e ge ta bl es to lie dancing element enjoyed t hat plea* MI'silaliie* .1 It Lawson. K I <ionv-rnto r. mil r e " ive di*' -Mint "I 1,t,;,,,! (run, t H** Celery Delta for ore until a lat*- hour, wfule I fie more rale*, Morton Hopson. Claude Ib-rnIttink that p u re El de r Sp r in g s U n p i r *■ ■ ' In D i,« i ' ■ lie na oil of IIM.’i b went f"rwnt,| ->.|,il. Indulged In ' “ id I'l.ix Itig Water and get the benefits there­ |ier vertl ■I■>ri /.idi Hull tf, O-dihru H.rrylon, l i t e r t lull d a t e liet yesterday It was loaded with roMis \ S 1 ’ ( alter, hostess of tinfrom P h o ne W | | Williams at the 11 B Coney. J A Thom.i*. I* t M W Lose' muff* in.| wahipped by ( ’ Slot off even in vis a gracious, charming M.irlow and Mi**e* Annie la*e Caljiaiuifntd House. • r’ -i • 1 * • * f i.•it i lj- jiiui . roar Hand -Siding on h** i+- ■-and ha-* mad* ,i re'"fd dor w ri I I,.-t t it- t ’ ; I w ' l l i ! I ’ r.iru-e* W i v loin the < hutch will he tie lh, «, l -life Hie i nr mt\- cun in.ti e October |it"gramji willi it. . .i of l*r Brownlie's sermon ■Km to JohnN \ or bee* of New ultne of tfu- most delight (ill ulI-Hlf* 1 \ no l her New H <>m ' light at the Presbyterian As- i't i ng Mr t;ir I» 'ri.i,t' i h.f. N"i t ,1 1 .) u ii* sold t lirmigl. til- ret> "I tie -eason \ n m m r i f r i m ’n j ■ 1 uni will 11rs ct n Isir ge ,i tl<l i I I I I , . . ■i . *. 1 n : h . • M'*» f »»■T t S • • * ' r . ■ n t . i t i v c I . weie M ii*i - !.illi iti v in n 1 i . o i t i k< "f t l i- t< T rn •v. . .... . nf ' - g -i!. r ( . it ti|. P E O PJE E AND EVENTS [dudujiantnimiflaisadniajingaarjrmcaadrtuaanawaaaaaaaaafldiil ■ * J o’ i** t.( *11 *!. i ' i put i h.isf'l i 1 i .irtu t si mp i I he \\ fmilr . ll U‘l will conilurl tJ.e lillllo i * t h;itr Wl| I I I illl'h d IT.'I ■y p .( , T» . I i . i. 1 >1' 1 ■ ,i i - i 1 ..1 «' - ' ■ II t i- , , i t . "1 * j 1*1 ■ . J* < * .i r d i n t r a r i d I l i i f t s i 1 i t * * - a t i d fit m i l 1• 1 IT 1 r ' •V I II I I U ll|.|,|«i i h* 1. " . • tl* * ,.n ||.| * lu ll 1 .'-lit* Mmo r \ ter day on • . \|. I, .di In— New line received I'rict = ‘ will All colors MV Gr upt ulTi-r*-. U id . • j- t .,,1 l e t u r r e d 1 1.. |ia 1 .t I A - . l.i I.... 1 • . .. i. 'Io .ii U r,I I t ;i . \ in 1 • ! " .Sat uni p. nt. ti \ d i l i l ig t m i ^ tl|i -. -A ! Ill ^ ■ I. t i VEI I. »'.it1 Iurt. ■g M |. v I i> I I I ' . m i . 'I - I hi* A ! Ii Mt no- r tfllT fi. ,>( g r , i . i t n g hot lio u -i ... o io l o t In t * , 11 I . : g- Favorjte. in \f. r | i. ..( . , i |I',-| ' New I’., l !■•- I •. r j ■. , t ,j I li'^dlOll!d io- . II . II . t t\ :-' 1 1 j- 1 i Photoplay it-- . .• n j r M • -I . n .. 1'• -'v't i » l,ii. l Hi rrv II. |. ..|i|'e 11 - -> r i- . - o Me l.i ’ M e m b e r* > KliSll.i'r T-c • .. Wormm'* C l u b \Ci!l d u l l *ttuTlj * W- be- I l "o il mm rti> J • |o,. t o i t i o n I 1* ol I l til, in o s t e a l e at rooni - •e.i / D Jit When You Eat Why Not Get the Best, When it Costs no More? i| T H E B O N IT A C A F E Tl • The ji I.v Mr- i , Ajtv-n I'im i'n liir v t" t ("• <•ri th is .• • , i. •i • . . ,i 1 niusi. a le Muiiion • L i t e r a l lire lir,-iisioii ,, • ■i -r, a. ,. i , ■■ , • - i •, • | Tiie Ii - ( * ’ 1 1- 1loc W o r n th e nnfri.il f,ri i ft , b ill. 'Oi J>* ,| of M r- Ii , •>; I • m,i ol I ,* - i i U g M 1 op, i -r pii ' M o, . nut!. VI I*11 It b ein g * *. . 'b r i. | i , I • . j . ■. 1 ' •ft 1-* n , , t . ' . ' . M ’k , I t.i, , -i.1 one >t V J ’ j 1, ir, t he of ' , ■ M l- I ' e MAXWELL * HOUSE COFFEE ' 111 g it ] Is Perfect (o , A sk Your Grocer l Jwel duly ii I-*-* , \ k - - n-e :' < v ,fi ■,! I ' l ' g i l t * v v i l h u n i t e a U l l t u i n r " I p i l young violinist wjio is a guest of pils The moderate fee of tw > do'-J Mrs It. K Dea* for a f'-w wpifita. i Mm Forrest itabney t. trr* of tlf| l l I " w i l l be " 0 t h e p r o g r a m Th es e i w" u P i I..- .. - i - t i ' by - i - ■ i -I T" ' 1 i ab nt i b ib . ,t ;* v o i i o 't 1 , • ;-|i • .til i . .■ » * - -- i • I r e ' -I e ■ - ge • ... "V l * r r i m fL, i_ t r ?u ­ r L : > % S *> *e * at lib M 4’ ^ L T h o rt\odest b u ild in g p ic tu re d h o ro h o u s e d lh© fir^ ..b a^ ilv ,v / ilh w h ic h the A j n e r ic a n ebvernjTL©nt h a d a n y official c o n n e c tlb n , find fr o m thta s m a ll beginnirrgi h a s g r o w n u p th© v a s t s y s t e m , o f b a n h i n g in c o u n try , . '• PL n < L O f th at sy ste m this b a n h is a part, a n d it is that p a rt v/hich b e s t re p - ^ fe s e n t s the b a n K in g facilities o f thfaJ— ^ co m m u n ity .. It offers, (o o u r p e o p le th e sa m e o p p o rtu n itie s that lar, i n s t i t u t i o n s o f f e r t h © (l o o p la r g e r co m m u n itie s. • ^ A s a v in g s d ep o sit w it h ’u s m safe, m o n e y -e a r n in g in v e stm e n t xor y o u . It m e a n s th e b e g in n in g o f a h a b it th a t,w ilL b e c o m e a p le a s u r e a s y o u w a t c h y o u r a c c o u n t g ro w . w* ‘ * - l r *, • ‘THE HOME IN S T IT U T IO N '” ‘ ■ : S E M IN O L E ; C O U N T Y B A ] COURT MpUSt UUILDJhG FORRF^T LAKF.. P.r* •C. D. L. THRASHF.R . . . •u* *» •f ‘ ‘ vJ s ^ S ^ '1 < <L Start a b a n h a c c o u h t w it h .^ s .t o d a y h ^ ' ■* ■ " M \ R\ PICK Ft »RD IN ‘ LIT TI.E !' \l \T T IIE STAR MONDAV. Ntt\ l*t *VW 1 ,ol> I Quinine Can Nol Be Tolerated •* V ' it:. W .im ir, ■ no • I rii'-nt. I S’ - r 11fi< r. ot |,iu . I' , iei Fi’ ru • ' inpany nt /’.n. Ir. k //-i Mil r| :.- (' , ' j «r -• i-i M -i v P : , i I he \ , M. C A. movi-niL-nt i* a Jier f with i t* of thi tiu.it ui.ojue I ben wa* a goodly ilive one a n d t h e ' b o a r d <*f dir o '^ in which she hit* ever been lust night of the- member* a n d Hullo » eera Timfi; Ik are a busy b u m h holding I", ■M tr-.-i T h e f.imtoplay i= f)tfe ,of ( friends of t h e Ch ur ch of. the Holy T o n ig h t i- 'h e ghl f ' 1 th . o ting* t wi ce ; wcei. i<> a r r a n g e ], irnitivc e ni o t i o in a nd nr mill pi!*- f io*s". : t tfu- (.eriiili -iiduse to enjoy bo i lo i < m, t o . -i. t i - >1* i ihe bu il d in g- e nd eppiir. to* H | i-vui" r .ce, a I it hert'1 mr- tin- flallovti n fcstivJin .* prf>’v'td‘*d ' ' * U I • n til. .r i|<o-i*ii)(t l* mad'- t h' ( o r * i n . - i t : - • i l ie - i " ^ t t d u*p. c f of * I vry Pi. kf..id’s l.‘> dig e nt y r tt u tu ne nt eoinmit tec i ■it t w ntdows w i , | I. w.ll h a v e tin be* l til a I • Ioic.dii.g V• rijuti *t. • -^ T be bull was pret t i l y ili-corated m a n . , o t l i r a n d •l i * • *' mom \ can l.iiv l i J n miliar w^th tf^- euMom* of with gy. nlitie* o f guldeitrod. yellow a r* . i i t p p f i i ' l l i o n. g r * « . t J' 'It and Mr- \\ J, Denham of t in - j n v e m i e In-.i t rrodei olt y . a nd r e m o t e froqi 4!\\ t in- co*n»i-* find Afhcr cut tlovv^iH, liie l (•< chip •’ G.-.i , vtlje vvre in the city s-veta1 l i g e - i i d h i •i tluci.ii'* v.hicli -b*.ve L.il.iVpfd o . i r i y e n » c ol or -o popti1 o for Hn/'.yut1" ’ Mr. Denham is one of tin ffepii- .' lh *nt ii ' ck-o’ l.iafrWf^fI ntSV ^ ■'.* nit civiliiMiott. "Little P.il" rec-; eetj* firevailing. Jnck-o ' • popular iiisiu unee gg-nt* in but , ,* ■ i go ot hart foe, tthan tindom wi^re placed in tie' windows, their wli.-n t-e v -■ " ' fh* i .it. and trivi I* in In* own JJrulB'ft) ill* Vkn? l»r i. -1.1 love which develop* m t h i n grii'teafple fare* inviting tin- pnsseyi- n 't’ i bnd'-r Cadillac aftir l e-t a fihiir}) jrr k l’h 1ri.»>»» 11 i» ■- } . f j\jr t)t» orv* v. ho |»ru< !»>• torn** in unil • ujoy t)in«af|i4i. to-, . F’or mauy year* Will Dun­ men wish to inform tit ..... - i h - l ti r ed j ustice t oward* tier T h r ou g h Apple Itotibing i m d n t ’ter ItA^lowebu^ ham was prominent in journali-tie nny nnlirniry fun Vill I "- ai! Hg.ht i ,k ai.rie* of thrilling sncrifielf*. . ehe game* were VnJoyed by the ehildreir work in Gainesville and lux* many but don't get gay In former year, f .-eve.* her loyally and ib-vutjpn to­ who also garthiptUed in the danenjg. If tends all over Florida, i me uy acts of pure vandalism havi ward him, and wlton she'Ww'wl last of the ojder twc'filajkti r in tbe e v e i2** been done by the l*o> * t*nd ti:i.* secured hi* h:tf>|*ioe** request* no ingM This is thu flr-l of a series of Wenih'm Report Indication* of socials' (hat w/ll* hr givei)-for the spirit will not In* tolerated So lie other reward from him or fate, tain' yesterday. More indications careful tonight or the police " i l l get Mary Pickford invests this extra­ nii-mher* of the church once a of today. Most indications of Much credit is .due Mm, ordinary chaiacterization with all month. rn n trfrhor/ow. Sign* of long diouth y ° u . __________ II. C. ri error, rJirlfrinn of the enthe pow’ er.tutd charm for which she I'token up. If wTnthei continues is justly celebrated. In her motnrnis lettainmenl cofntntHce for the nuccloudy some rain will fall. If ruin ceag aj last night’* affair. She was do: I full it- -will bo Wet. if wet By s o me people, hut anybody can take of tender solicitude for the man who Duirk** ChlllTonlr. <Juirk’*< hill I on i c , lias befriended her shw^* n t w of the ably assisted by Mesdame* B. F. wtl.ther sets in there will lie ruin. (lav ore J with "Swee t S p i r o . Has Whit nor, Geo. Speer, Strlngfeilow, In case it should happen tn tain, a up cr c?eded all other chill lonlcjt where inimitable "Little Mary’ r than we Mobley pud Biaxton Perkins. Mrs. which is very unlikely the weather Introduced. Gel It at I.. R- I hilllp* and have s6on in some time. In,the sit­ E»L Lane presided at the piano for uation* in. which her sacrifice reaches Co, No cure, ao pay. Price 25 cents. will be very wet. tho dancing. it* grenteat heights, site is a verit------ J_____ ___________________________ uldp Bernltdrdt. and the expression B oot l.orrr-" Club of sufTcntig and courage on her face ' l/ . iilli,rniiting witfi fear and anxiety*, ' Among the many charming afTeir* which now and then , re s u b m e r g e d t b t * weok w;(s TK(- annual meeting by mi emotion that she later diiii, ,lie liook Ixivors’ Club, with Mrs. cover* to be love, can be accepted red Williams, -hostess yesterday as some of the best screen work afternoon. The rooms wete very !! Wo me here to aarve you with the very l*est of everything Cooked pro *he has ever performed. attractive with rums r.nd bofcls of jterly in n jiorfeclly sanitary kitchefi and served in tin rig t way. Assisted by a capable cast, in­ Marshal Niel roses placed about on Re­ cluding R umc II Bassett, George An­ mantels, tables and cabinets. derson and William Lloyd, "Idttlc freshment* were served at smut! Pal" may he termed one of tho fore­ table*. ;; NE W W O O D R U F F B U I L DI N G , P H O N E 152 SANFORD, FLORIDA Mrs. Williams, who i* very pop­ moat Famous Players —Mary Pickford triumphs that have’ yet ap­ ular with the club was re-elected Don't forget our Ice % Cream Parlor ju H la c ro fm th e ^ c e t peared on the ^Para mount Prognfm, president lot the ensuipg year. The T boi.f it- A t • rt mu dioi i.f 11n . I't.b.i! in v ii .i ,., . r .......... . I... I M | ■ ; , *1. In I Toll*, M llle.o't :+-',| ' o* I Herat O. 1 l 1"- I n t e n t ("r tile S'* ' IT <11; li f te r i » - M a r y ’ Vir kf or d. in S u p r e m e S r r e e n 111.,ft l» i * i fi i »•*» ) iiiovi -|k ii *i li> ia Will i m M \\ III' w - a . 0111,1,no-d tiorn. l-y *.!r- t i : 111 tomi.. m m 'I, • till II W ..... o It .it f.•r■* < on. tin i ■ ! W »*ll'l I p i .c.) lo ui^i i. uni* U . 1, t vv.1 y I o. .. A III i i *10111 U ..Ik- ■ tr.d R ’i’ •! i 1. M | * l 111. l 11* • 1i * 1V f. i i d * I .1 p i \ 'V / Hull'll/* ( l.i \ '1 *1/j- r -Hi 4 JMj H i t ** II.ir aid a n d may io- induced to engage a I".lu l l (or old rim rut casings, sixes .(U x I l l u l to l ‘ t 1 ■ Sanford M ac hi tie tf t ’t . ge • o ; frmi !•»' Li U. lit* * II. Wlib.im* V 511*1 • •* lb rrn * 1! it ■■ ,| e • if;/ �OCTOBER 2 . 1915 nwwua ior pubtirailoa, Annual School IWpdri lor Strained* County, lor yaui ending Juna 30th. ISIS. Thi, it reduction «f outstanding d*bl over lha previous jrsar. Hut this showing la miulUIxtary to yont'Cswty ib*a such action la tho msaagvmoat ol tbs schools this jrslr »« shall result..it is hopsd, la putting tbs achooi Mis July 1st, !• !« . | ‘ Yfluflrllif go—forget t’hlo ► room, forgot urged tho gypej- * ................................................................ r‘i work throughout tho county passed ofl ia a very satisfactory manner. ► Craig locked from my glove to the* psasd undvr moat auspicious coaditlqas. T h e school buildings, as a ruls, wer* all repaired and Im p rove] , face of Inca. and the aitsndanr* ihxexrghout ths county is much larger than last year. at»6 t h e tfflrisncy ot the tsarhlnt irsr than ever l h « standard dvsired and hopsd tor by thr Hoard. Thsrs Is s vsry reason to sip se t that pat "Where Is M rr Jam,w o n ? " b e 'do* A Detective Novel and a Motion Picture Drama •achsrs will rnskr the best record ystj this ysar. ! mandod ste rn ly . nd sit werh togrtarr u n o lA d tly (or one ttpag. that the rhildrcn of ths county have th* best educational ad‘ ‘ 1 don't know ," sho replied, facing >r Ihs monsy svallsUc (or thr purpose. Don't l>» a tnwckrr. or a luss maker, but be a peacemaker and a By ARTHUR B. REEVE i him defiantly. JO Tk» H 'e ll-K n e a n N o v t ll i l anJ th* anti L or a l Hoards mr# all unarl(l*bf loyal friond«-of th*» children, and If you will famlliarlao ynursrlvo* with [ • "You do know ." c o n tr a d ic te d Craig, Gsnriw *J th* "Crafg K*nn*4g" Storia • mod problorns. l a m that *«»u will roncludr tbat ypur ■lnr#fe sym p ath y and n»-op#ratioti is m»ru t forcing h e r to a c com pany him a n d ro, it U duo tbat you should know, that through thr managrmsnt of your County Hoard th#r# kfti boon »avrd [hr county this year, already two thousand dollars It Is safe to rMimat* that this year's expenses will who* | leading h e r Into h e r back room, I 9 K . o f not le u than five thousand dollars over last >rar i As they e n te r e d h e r boudoir, Ken1 wish to riprrss your County Hoard** sincere appreciation to the teackiag force of ih** county for their faith d l . and urge them (o even greater success, if possible, this school j * i r ,* * nedy caw tny foot p rotruding from the i blanket aho had throw n o v e r mo. Ilo Youm for the best schools in the state. pulled It off. rt. I*. T II It A KII i: It. tfuperinlendent Public Instructions ; “ W ell!" ho exclaim ed, s ta r t i n g back. • t\ ■ , SYNOPSIS a urprlso,-w hen I ra n g th e bell, th e door ' I’ll be—” A N N U A L REPO RT OK SU PE R INTE ND E N T PUBLIC INHTRUCTION. SEMINOLE COUNTY * Ilia e x clam ation was c u t a b o r t by f'OIt YEAR ENDING JUNE JOlh. ISIS w as opened by a colored m aid. I had The N o w fo rk pollen are mystified by a n o t e xpected to get In a t all, b u t th is th o ringing of tho te le p h o n e bell. scries of murders and other crime., Tho E X P E N D IT U R E S Inez ttfok a s te p to w a rd I t * , { >rln* Ipnt clue to the criminal Is the wrarn- Boomed easy. ng letter which Is spnt ths victims, signed "N one of th a t." In te r r u p te d K e n ­ T ho maid b rought me a chair, a n d I with a "clutching hand." Tin- latest vic­ took It. 1 did not notice, how ever, nedy, slopping her. "You keep q u i e t tim of the mysterious assassin Is Taylor Dodge, the Insurance president. tils (hat ahe was c a re fu l to place It In a I'll nnswrer It. H ello!" daughter. Elaine, employs Craig K en ­ It seemed th a t, p erhaps half a n h o u r nedy. the famous scientific detective, to p a r tic u la r a pot with th e back to the try lo unravel the myalery. Whal K e n ­ wall a f t e r ho had d isp a tc h e d th e m e s s e n g e r nedy accomplishes Is told by hls friend, l laid my hat and gloves on the to Inez, Wu decided to call h e r up to Jameson, a newspaper man. After many fruit less attempts t o - p u t Elaine and table. An I did bo, one glove must seo w h e th e r e v e ry th in g was going a s Craig Kennedy out of the way tpe Clutch­ h a v e d roppe d on Hie tlobr In a n incon­ ho had planned. H e had a sk e d for h e r ing Rand ts at last found to be none other num ber. As th e o p e r a to r ga v e him sp ic u o u s place by th e leg of the table than f e r r y Bennett. Elaine's lawyer and the mtn she Is engaged to marry. Ben­ snt, ni th e call, ho h e a rd a m a n 's voi^u a n ­ I Bat down while the m aid left me £1314 nett flees to the den of one of ids Chi­ t2l ,487 .u P20.U4) «» 55 246J swering. 6* 70 £18.041 for a m om e nt to call h e r m istress. in II'■2,4 nese criminals The Chinaman force* from , I-*kr Msry U » Butt uvmmi Bennett the secret of the whereabouts of 8U.no Ait*n>'i>t« vl-44* l>si.» In sta n tly h e w as nil suspicion. H e my best de te c tive m a n n e r I gazed 400.00 too 40 I7.ai0.00). Then tie gives the lawyer a po­ tTenevs ------. .. ..J 1.210.00 tstiod a b o u t th e room, e n d e a v o rin g to e x ­ w nlted to h e a r no m ore, but q u i c k l y IM M 1.6*1 VA tion whteh will suspend animation for O v j d a ______.......... I.&2O.00 2841od 600.OC 226.24 2.686. In months. Kennedy reaches Bennett's side 4'l>uluala . —I .h o n g u p tho r e c e i v e r . So It h a p p e n e d * 00.00 t r a c t aorno clue. I was a b o u t to e x ­ m .o rl 470 . 0 4 ] 40.SC 1.534.47 •furryv.Ue Just after he has lost ronscluuenesa. 264.00 a m in e the room m o re clozely w he n 1 Hint K ennedy g o t no answ er. 264.Co • Mor me ■760.00 760.60 "You have a re m a r k a b le face," K e n ­ •I'suls ___ 2so.no *hcard som eone cptnlng and r e s tr a in e d 2*0,00 TWENTY-THIRD EPISODE my In te re st In th e su rro u n d in g s. Inez nedy re m a rk e d a t length. "Y o u r c o m ­ t'OLOMED SriMMiLs ^*nfurd. posure is w onderful Hut. young la d y , e n te re d , and l rose. >10 (XI* iloMilortt. __.1 THE TELLTALE HEART. 7Mn iXi " W o n 't you Bit d o w n ? " sh e asked, I believe th a t w a s y o u r C h in e se friend. Afiftrr >rtv NOTE Bihef ) xpenditum for t'olorel Inrlu i. 21u Wi OsUm lt* . 1 " F o r W u Kang At any ra te I am going to Kialne h a d droppefl In one a fte rn o o n with e x a g g e ra te d politeness. (xj »i*o I JMtOfl' in iUpurt of Whit* Srh<»n* friifj.uti *iwlswhft (o se e K e n n e d y at Hie l a h o r a t o o -- w hat nrn I Indebted to you for this try to find out. Do >ou th in k you enn 24% <st 21 & (*) rr»-t « ’it> t5'l 041j j lo c a te tha t c a ll? " ho a ske d w hen Jn* v isit? " f r a l g wan w o rk in g o v e r n stra ig h t l&O!«• Nf ftft.ht.rn DOCK)! |«t llnally got file o p e ra to r. "W e ll.” 1 replied, '‘p e rh a p s you re b a rk e d c h a ir h h l r h stood close to tho N. : •t. .1 Tax Btiilri<-« 1 "No. I c a n 't lo c a te It exactly." c a m e wall. <On th e arm n w e re s h o r t straits, Tall t h e 'l a s t tim e we met." I t . rapltut.llon >.f Itx 1 * 4* »H .t B > b u r * * m * n l * tnr S r h > , ' I r e iln l . f i j J „ n r JOlh 1911 Inc* stood by th e table, listening I h i r k the rvp!> a m inute l iter from th e a p p a re n tly to f a s t 4-n down the a r m s n o i . t r i s . D l s l l f USE xt i S T S lt\it to j o e I thought a lilt mnektngly \* Ctrl at the telephone e x c h a n g e i ..h in hur l July 1,4. t-ttl of the s itte r Total » j i l l ' » lied 2uimC - - - 1- — - r K*(-*l.*ii, * i-rtor .nil t'unipi, set .> hn^yt t. l spoke tier hand moved to Hh> edge n ca m e from C hinatow n so m e w h e r e T rrtVT n Aa they c h a t teil, Kialne w atched >.«r « • *r(• 1. 1. unpaid July 1, 1-, rU acl. ‘4» * 44-A-ny-* TT-n 1 K7ri'i r I --iw.'sl T«* Ij-,> Craig curiously, e x a m in in g th e c h a ir of th e table Suddenly before I knew ■n l'e|l s t r i c t . I think." Total aarrants paid during year Krrrii.-it )nli-re»t Slats School Kunil K e n n e d y th a n k e d her, hung up th e Total old* a arrant, paid during year a a d «*p*-u4«Hy ih»- left n r m on whtrtr if, th e rrmrrfSWRInTiefore my eyes and Kstclved A p p tm t one mill Tax x re c e iv e r and faced Inez. He w as Just Itsrrlvrd Tuition niin-re.idrni pupil. was placed a m e ta l d isk in Buch a all w m blac k n e ss. Total warrant, old and n ee p a i l durtn Hefeivrd Examination •'*** In tim e to pre v e n t h e r d e stro y in g Wu'n Inex had moved h e r h a nd o v e r and Total cs.i\ in hand* Trea.urrr Julx 1. 18 I way th a t th o w r is t of a n y o n e sittin g lirrcixrd Ironi all other .ources T h e r e was th e c r u m p le d ' A bar In m essage. In tho c h a ir could be strnppi'd In c o n ­ had p re sse d a se c re t knob 4trend Total 141.117 14 ta c t w ith It. Finally K en n e d y a t ­ th e wall Just beside my bend had note. Ilo took H and read It sp r u n g out. strik in g me a terrific blow ta c h e d a p a ir of oli»ctrlc w ires from Tho fuktr gypsy was looking engerly anyway Hut, K ia ln e te ll m e — w h a t K ennedy looked up qulcklv from th e about the room, apparently for a b e n e a th t h e c h a ir arm . c onnecting ami knocking me out Tin* rnnlil who bad run In. and !ne* om inous m e ssa g e to the in s c r u ta b le happened w ith th e disk nml ru n n in g down on<means of escape. Just then Ji-nnlnga lifted me up unconscious and ear- f a t e of Inez Aw ho considered th e hurried In VuII( Josephine r'-ached <low n and of fhe legs, th e n c e through a crack i n o te , ills m in d w o r k e d r up hllv Q u ite picked up the handkerchief she had In th e floor to th e back room of tin- rk-d m e In'n 'lo* hack room Jennings." cried Aunt Jtisuphlnr II m u * > ' . i r i < l ' I l o * m i n u t e s a f t e r a p p a r e n t Is it w a s K in I Me a y .,i: * t ss‘ n. torn from Klnlni-u eyc*s "Hhe bound lab o ra to ry 'selzii that woman"’ Hint K i - i m e d l r n m e t o tin- e n t r a n c e to It over Iter eyes." s h e explained to t i l e ness p e r i l \*n* d i r e c t e d Hut w li a t "W h a t is I t ’ " asked Kialne "It As Jennings approached her the the a p a r tm e n t T h e r e he n o t e d t h e ssas it that c o u l d b l i n d h e r '* He Craig looks like a d e a th c h a ir " gvpgy suddenly developetl a remark Kennedy examined the handkerchief C o u ld it ru "S c a rc e ly ns bnd ns th a t." laughed m a r k w h i c h 1 ha d m a d e H e b a d pint t h o u g h t a m o m e n t able strength She gave him » shove i b r l d i .! t<i I' m in w h i'l i b e h e a r d a rlnselv Kvblelitlv he was looking for il i u m ’ K ennedy, ta k in g u p a large eiiM-k that sent him reeling Ills foot caught C r.itg sel/ed His* ti li p lu m e I. fared dial which had u single hand n o i s e li w a s t'lm ty . a r r a y e d In a ll h e r mi the edge of the fouuttiln and lie something concealed in tt arid did not g l o r y , g o i n g ou t w i t h a p a r t i n g w o r d called the Dodge house , sluggered a minute, unable to ri-covi r e r ld e n tly Intended to bo sw ung around ft lid it I *'-r pb-xed, he looked first o f It * ( > m (to n ftn :ii I ne? H e d re w by nomc force th r o u g h th e graduated Some minutes pass.-d .iDei I i bl* balance then, with a gr*«t splash from Klalto- then to Aunt Josephine b a c k ti i t o t h e iiiigtio f t h e b a l l scale on Its fa r e I b i s Is I h r spiny had bounil the hatlilkeri hli-f ov r to fell In The gypsy turned a n d tied \re you looking for the gypsy s I w a s s till urn o t i s r l o t is and Inez rn o g ra p h —a scientific th ird degree eyes She sit opposite the gvpt.v )>,, through the palms. Kialne nnd Aunt tiariilki-rcliu-t • Kltllne asked lltmllv w a s s l . i i i i l l n g o v e r m e w lien she he e xplained Inill a ting b -lb the c h a ir try us she would, she could see n Josephine following her •■• • lug bis ast.oitshuieut 'then she a n d tho dial "It reads b person's t h e t i n k l e o f I lie h e ll vision that she did not her-eli coiijnt Kite rati aa far us she cntili! coming stm.ped and pok'd up ani'thi r hand I ' r a l g U li ron sgiO U Slt l o o k th e v e r y th o u g h ts nnd feelings th ro u g h the 11(1 lo tile glass wall that formed kirthef frot ilo- floor Here it l* i hair In w h i c h I bud b e e n b i l l i n g nnd p re ssu re of th e blood the Inner end of the conservator> it dnlu t lot a. vi tv clean, sit when slot al d o w n r u in liat.iuflv A »h>* i . m Further retreat was Impossible She wasnt looking 1 dropped It and used b u n , s h e b a il g i v e n a lilt I." g a - n seized a little rustic chair and rnv own i ' r a l g w a t c h e d h e r keet tlv b ow •lashed u ihrough the glass Caution* < ver b e v a * atile in d i s c o v e r tha* 'v sin- managed to make her way u t-.deno . i l b tier c a l m e x t e r i o r i lie w as ihi'oigli the opening she had broken v f t v n- rv on t an d e \ i fed Jennings bail by this Untr-. picked W e ll’ dem anded Ivrntodv with an himself out of til*- fountain and. drip M acaulay’s Idea of Genlua. • nlgm allt'al * rn i I> Yon didn't expect Idtig. Joined 1' a Ine am) Aunt Jose­ The most wonderful nnd oplendld t o see me again s o s oo n did y o u ' phine In the chase Out In the garden proof of genius Is a great poem pro Inez se e m e d lo be overcom e for the ;xt las' tbe dropi«'d down be I n r . d In u c l v l U t e d a g e — M a r a l l l a v m om ent S h e rose nnd moved over Sec the Pictures at The Star F.verv Wednesday. Admission 5 and JOc to the Slo-'s III Ifi e < o n s e r v n l o r v tab le Walt n lulnnte " In te rru p te d Kelt :ier|y "Come h a rk and sit down I b .lV e s o m e l b l l i l - to v:iv III v ol] \ i - VnuslV tier I,,Ilid r t 'l l - il th e ta b le and t o " v e | .‘i l e i i g low arrl tin- m-' o f kto b K ennedy r n d j i e It but he bad not m oved bis r b a l r frotn th e iKisttlon In w hich It had been p lared for mo At th a t m om ent, though, his e y e fell on my glove, w h i c h I bad Inadvertently There ► a gypsy here T he y 're B ittin g tlierr llk«- n c o u p l e o f ‘ninnies w aiting f o r » \t « lo n o f Co ml h e a v e n s l u t • rrupt* d f raig not « till a h a n d k e r c h i e f ov* r h*-t eves is s h e ' V n ’ Quick teil her to rip It off yourself— quick —quick ’ " Aunt Josephine knew Craig too well to stop to ask why. In grent excite­ ment she dropped the telephone and almost ran from the library As slo entenfd the conservatory she could lo u r t h e low droning v o i c e o f the gvp 2t; - element, radium. For a moment Wu regarded It. then took up a hand kerchief that lay before P'm. Already ho had ripped a atluh or tw-o from d r o p p e d on t h e P o o r H r r e a c h e d d o w n the seam In the hem lie slipped the a n d p i c k e d it up Vt b e d id so th e Sh*- har| pu||i-d ihi- b s m l . i g e front little radium tube Into (he hern ol b a r In tlo* w a l l t V » out Just m i s s i n g sv her ovvn c) i s and vsua watching Klaiiti § the handkerchief his lo n<l a s lo I m-i i I ov e r keenly "Here." be-stlyKgrutTIy i » « servant S’ i *i Itir ih.yr In r s o l e no- had fa i l e d , "Take this l6jt*-r aitd tlie other thing In- - m.id- i d o l l f> r 'l o - d o o r T h e gv psv w ,i» o n l o r f e e ! in an In K -n to Inex. Yhu know ihi- iiddr* ** stunt wltii an air of sneering triumph l ie d v s p r a n g t 11 Ins f r e t an d so I re*Y h e r • 'P" w0 n' uptown he went until be came "Y o u vou c r i m i n a l " ' cried Ailtil '• to ft rather ordinary looking apart losheplijne " H e l p ' Jentvjogs, h e l p " men I house. He went in without dls , covering that I was following i.f the ‘ Iktdgo bousu. and there was I ftianced about. No one was watch btijylng hotTelf pruning tho rose' Ing m o.,. Then, to-- be sure that I 'Pushes. would recognize .the ^b.mse | not, d ll Once Mie happened to glance up at ! E'*-* by marking a small erosq j* llh a pen the i-tyl nearest the atroor. She could v' ell qn the atonework of thn’stvpa _ t-e«'n strolling gypsy going by. ntw! * ' lj l ^ d not know til. the More,,1>«X l » ^hrwftty pav, njipnrently. hiiA sj'lcxl-her fotindJmiiUlertiiat upiduT s the ftteu'- t-Hiroiigb-the open .window * aongef jwpped uF u i l o r n - . w h i c h " R o o d afternoon..mJatress." g ro o ^ l answorrd by n maid. » mufafto wlth'n ’ thp gypsy coming »h l/ l o tin’ , fepee marked gypgf'east i*f features. * j H " Wouldn't you like to have.ttfd.'read Tho mftjd tJjMvhed thx’ dwor Into the ; jour fortatio*? . li hallway and admitted Uiu fiieBseti^cr, • . Klnlqc woa lonesome. Hho JoolTerl j loex took the note and the h ad case. * the gypsy over,, and .H'f' ‘ picturesque■ p r having to the maid to reave her loss of the woman nppcilerl to her • - Then a|be loru oireie-tM no^O uod ryail . laughingly she rotrsrrited. and the "Have her bind the Inclosed over gypsy entered her eyeo. If ia place three mlnuta*. The gypsy took Flalne’s tTand nnd ( bllndnee* will reeult In a few tlaya." bn-ki-d at It carefully "You are In 1 “T ell the master f shall have li danger from a |vowerful Oriental crltn 1 dofle na be directs." sh» said to the Inal," announced tbr-jgypay at last. I' ’ Chinaman aa the tbfUiworl him.to the Klalno was. to soy tho. least, lmdoor. *['.*, pressed. Inct turned and' went Into the hack "H o Is a very dangerous man," wont . rOIStp brhimmb«Y.' whore tho maid on tho gypsyjf* ‘ ;,tria waIlfnr '":^ h ii?,.brou(tM out ffom "An<J that Is Pot nil." tho gypsy hint- "W by. a u n t if w hat's th*» inaHcr?". rvakf^r Jilalnn, wijzfdpAng at tfio sud iti-ciiPfa with wlilrb t h s baudagp h a d bpen u»xn frocr h c r cycs. 'W h a t docs It all .tpoftn?" I "You—you criminal*" re p e a te d Aunt Josephine accusingly at tho gypsy,' then turning to Kialne, "Why, Craig called up and warned me pot to let her put anything over'your e'yeg. } didn’t wall to hear any more-' X juiit ran'lo ami tore the thing off." ’ . * Wi l l i u very c tn i*itlrra lili i" l " l Ircc-. I »• nil'll I B tirk u v o N u rs u riis lin n- i* inm *1 nt :i < ••rtifica iin TAHjSk. i i 11m t ii11<1 \ i i r i t ' l y of In t ■*, i j . i i r -.n it!, i i <*. I'ln’ iiiloptnni o f this (Vrtifiuiti* has 1*e*«*ii m i ^ rusI i us I iv th e ntitnltcr o f im|iiirii‘s rutt’iv ril from |nwho h a v e I roujLfliL trt-i-s ;i*kmyf for in form ation to other persons liejjotintinj» for tin* pnrehnsi* o f prov In scores o f instances t hat ha\ e conn* tim ler otir <i viition in ttl^ p a s t few years. Imyers pai«l a hanrl preinilini on f»rove properties 1»y rea*oii o f the ia« i they w e re planted with Htiekeve tree*. In a greait miwil>«'r o f eases negotiations fo r the chase o f gro ves h a v e fa Ill'll llirout:h when it cotih he t-slahlishetl to t he Nalisfnetion of the in ten d in g chaser that the p la n tin g had hren o f lliie k e y e tre I t is o b v io u s l he assurance t hat proves w e re ruatle B u ck eye trees has conn* to he Imikril upoM hy sli , in v e s to rs ns seroiul only in iuiport.inee to the tit V thy land, in v ie w <»f the widespreatl rcpu tatioi \f|iin1ity o f B u ck ey e trees. •a U C want t o g iv y our customers t ree. insurance tha " ■ m t lc c t them as much as does a title search. S ‘ h a v e "d e v is e d this c e rtifie n h , w h ith will he foun itssM o f no small value in a n y transaction in vo * the w o f t h o f a g ro v e . It is to the trees u ^a ' Nii1) s t n ic t t » f title is to the land. • Full particu lars as to this new and helpful feat ti ~ B uckeye service will he mailed on a p p lication . * described in detail in the n ew B u c k e y e N u f j C atalog. I f you have not received a e b n v o f *> * W. H. Brokaw, Agent, Orlando, Florida �OCTOBERJOzIMR THE HANFORD flBRALD • PAGE SEVEN after me. pausing at the door to watch ur run down tho hall. Slowly a cabinet under tho labora­ tory table back of her swung open, and the evil, murderous faco of the Chinese master criminal appeared j\ D e t e c t i v e Novel and a Motion Picture Drama from tho refugo to which . ho had dropped after the shots wiilch h(j had fired to frlghteq inet. Silently ho crept toward Elaine, standing with her -fticWell-Known Novelist and the Creator of itie'Craig Kennedy" Stories back to ^Itu. With ono powerful movement ho Monroe Chapter No. 15, II. A. M. P r e s e n t e d In Collaboration W ith the Pallia Players and swept Elntiio bttek Into the laboratory Meets every second and fourth Tlmrs tbo Eclectic Film Company and to tho lloor utfTT xlntnmod tho day in Masoidc Hull over llio Irnpcflti door, locking It. Another Instant tlnd Theatre. \ bating companions welcome, CorrrtrH, IVH. br tb« m, Cai.vt) All Fomra «l*tu Kmn t,i H. E. Tolar ho run to Inei nnd unfastened her. ). F. Ivirnatz Secretary High I’riesl 8he had merely fainted and was now coming to. Kennedy wna speecntess wtui ro- ceal her feelings from this Instru­ Down the hnll wo had discovered no Seminole Chapter 2, Order Eastern Stn i . ||e took the other handkerchief ment." ,*d Mnidly ran his band over It. At Already, although we did not know ono when suddenly we heard Iho sti­ Meets every first and third Tuesday * » be came to a little hard lump in It, the gypsy had gone straight tn Wu lled scream of Klalno. Hack wo rushed in each month Everyone who has seen j |r; tftB He ripped It open. There Fang s apartment. Wu had been get­ to the door. Hut It was locked and his Star in the East are cordially invited J to visit tlii- chapter. ’ |he imle tube of radium! ting anxious about his scheme when Jammed, Alice E (tohluns, Sec'y "You're lucky.' he uxclaitued. "If his servant announced that Inez s W u had finished releasing Inez by tou had had that tube over your eyes maid was outside. rtits llnio and. with her, rushed Into i, would have done Its work In a fow "Hrlng her In Immediately." Wu the hack room. As ho did so Elaine minute* You might not feel It for thundered mnnaged to get to her feet and fol­ m tlm*\ but you would have been low In limn to see Wti smash the win­ The maid came In. frightened, blurt muded at least In a few days. If not Ing out what had happened to her dow to thi> tlre er.cape with a chair I and what she had seen at tin* and half shove Inez through to safely. He was about to foNow w h e n c e apartment of her mistress Wu llstuncd, bis fnco repressing tho rag­ spied the yphygtmigraph and seized It. Sanford bodge No. 27,1. O. O, F. That brotf£ht» lUtn Urea to face with ing fury ho felt. 'Meets every* Monday at* 7:20 p. m Elnlnp. .She hyiatchwlQho record front o ver Imperial Theatre. "Quick—my street clothes." ho or J. J. Dlchinron tiered of his servant, then, as ho hint; With.* ML^iath ho struggled with J. W.* 0. Singletary Secretary N. (1. threw them on, added to the gypsy. her for It. ‘ . .fly this Tllne' Kennedy and 1 had “ Wait hero until I return.” (late < ity t amp No. C, W. O. W It wns only a few minutes after ho forcejl the door and were In tho out- I had been warned by tho gypsy that er laboratory. Meets second ami fourth Wednesday Wu hlmseff gilded Into the hall lead Wii had bout Klalno lutck over tho nights in each month. J I Hoolelmn , table and had drawn a long knife. As E. b. Miller Ing to the main room of tip* Inborn , Clerk Council ( 'ninmandcr tory. He listened a moment, then, lie poised it oyer her ho heard us henring nothing, was about, it* open coming. Uijp shouts seemed to glv**5 El Attic redoubled siren gili She broke I II. J‘ ii I . Sanford l.txlge 1211 f awa * Just as Wit slabbed furiously, Mi-yt lir-t and third Widm-ii;i\ lilyh and the knife point wiih deflected by it corner ol I ir-t St and I’lilmeMo \ u the uphiguiugraph. , ,. .1O. 1*. l«*vb.r T t A N***iK There wu» not an; Instant to lose, Secretary Exulted Hob r and Wu fairly dived out of tho win- I do\v. As we rushed in Kennedy . The bake Itrce/e i ounrll No.At Junior pause,] n> reassure himself of Elaine's Order I niled American Mcchtyilc** safety, but I, plugged after Wu, my ..Mi-els i*vi*r\ Wednesday at 7:-Hl 1*. reveller il rnXv 11* M.. it. [bet ,1", HaA Visiting hjntlterB 1 11 Sum h,. Re. S. ■ dm.'. I sliol dowji frum ti e win ar< «•!■■■(!• dew at his retreating fuini He fuel ahtio'l reached the gronlid when I - , a Wm stag, * r and lull If, r, I ul Ih- a a i ill" • t In) al,. ,| t. ,. I I aUell . fl, . f huL I 1,44*1 use,| tj, tn all l »!nrti>d after him n„i as he 4 SANFORDLODGES 4 LETTUCE HAM PERS CRATE M A T E R IA L S By ARTHUR B..REEVE slid [In last tw o m th i", A Full Stock at All T im e s at O ur Sanford and Bcardall Worchouses S ANFORD •. 11. I n a U l i g i ’d In A T L A N T IC COAST L IN E i-l IlillkUrotiih lUUl, T*np«, H* Phanc 17 Phone 1)2 '• . ' f»‘ e , 4 p a El IM-merC flricttu! Limestone make* arid soils >weel It r* 1• . pot i-i, sails ami imparts st n*iigl I, ami \ igor to gr*oving m ip s ami trecs. Mowers’ l i m e s t o n e g r o u n d unusually fine rt'mltlv mixes with (he soil I 'mit.uns no imjiiiriln-s fan in- a p p l i e d at a n y l i m e — is inexpensive Write for literature and prices. ii | , no a Phona 13 138 » ’c*l I U ; H i n t * , iA f k t o n f illc , Fla. .1 I, fi on j |o I,[Imtiil. In* / Cl,.tit Ii.Ul in lor arms Half supportnig, half p -m iiii’ □EARDALL Chonaa 3 0 - 1 5 1 t ’i " Blowers Lime & Phosphate Co. Box K 308, Ocala, Florida It, i ' I ills tjliu * It, J I r< * 1 id i Pad i f a , h*'d |" , i i ,| , tin a- I 1.0 , Uii'llg 1 Ill'll m * tU'ui ilurt 1lot i :ct, I st-ruti. xtuiih I **t*-1<t i binh J ,|i>! a n y d a m j^ e y 'fo r l f ■* u t i 11n l l t n j You Need a Tonic to gain - (,■<■! I li^1i<ha-y*b^ « ■ -v an I I- topi ..ii, d ■ j;S[ttnd, ’* .■ - Pi labor 11Vjt>*•-n I r> turn* •! t liriiugh •I he ,WImlt^w*. I saw that tlo< .train bud^ la »Iji T* thu * ■sriueli lut I'biUi" Ne.i mot Wua,«^er, vbc bud taint i*d anil I\flnfu--t|V.w«H Ju^f hrjijglng her Our Shouts Seamed to Give Elaine Redoubled Strength K'linmly hud illwrrivnrnil . .if,- i|,;,i itin) Hlarti'if lift w*> grnUpnil inirwi-lf Hphygiifngrnpb whlbi bilni il his plans, \ \ ii rtbuut III" K,'tndi •* h s in i-i* r fin •• With f|,l-7 | lii'gui, to gwxcd lu ul ui fur a iniiiu"lii I In n w 11hitr** w Si i. iu I v 11 i i i iil' I ’ s w o - ■i ■ . iii-triii-tiuii* d a w n iigain i " l b " gr' iiud ■•i.a* ■d u 1th Ui*- gun In tin- tiiu-V naan .Ki'iim ih ti«ik In-* | l.ii on I want you to' go plnnn ii mi r Hu- ifi" ' r w .o wldl*- Eluiii" ' ui" wind on ib** way'nnd and 1 bi'ld aver tin* iiiiil ■ i urri-atrtf at one** Other ‘ Now. Wallor." hn bngan in nil a* m|*p , , in.,, m*t a chance." *umod rhetorical tone, "you rciiu'in I illt hut know It nt tho time, hut Jun a .it »,.r,i uiiout to start nnd bor wo trficod that follow, Wu Fung. I" Pell street. I,nt mo sen Whnl was *rri' iii"iing toward tho door, lh« i lint niimhor’ Ono’ *; r>I») i •mlijt-as mid fagged. rcachNl ||i< payroll 1 saw tho noodlo jump Ihi Ml * i . of the apartment She slightly at tho mention of-l'oll »lrvei. **• il» it to go In when she heard lr,,t i i 'I myself going out Shi* thpn fall back nt tho numbrr, o n e ' drupji-it b n k into I he convenient ahei'Two?" wont on Kennedy Wr » tn-11 fitnnedy had used before, Thu noodlo aenreoly ondllaH*(V ^n*l wIii p we rattle out wo did not ."Threo—four— five." come slowly k*- an-"lie in the hall. As' w e dintnex'a faco, though » « could not aeo ppf>^r" I -lie "merged nnd cautiously It, wnn tenao and act She ii'cmril do lOllllSllI I]K tormlru'd not to betray a thing Yet I In *p,i• '■* my fears lni*x went with- tho harder aim tried to control the out ■ ■ tn the latKiramry We ward exyrejialon of her feeling* tho i rn,' r"i ' ui least, not knowing thnt tnuro aho. hetrayeii fieraelf by tht* In­ p 1‘Jlr i.f Mack eyes watched every ward blood pressure which tho uncan­ r1' 1' " ’ ’ lb*- fake gyimy saw u« ny llttlo fbstnjroent before u» re r" ‘ " I, -illy came out of a door corded. > P*t>> min wiiich g|t„ |lruj cupped and A b Kemiody kept on counting the pUrr*.‘I downtown Indicator slojrty, but steadily, rose, b • ' uni long after | arrived, how- registering her Suppressed emotion*. fRfr, that Kennedy and Efnkin Joined KIMfi*> nnd I-watched tho dial, bending Bt* st t! ,. laboratory tfv h u e d y hnd over It with lnten*o Interrat. OutaldO In the hall, Wu lu»d again coma to tho' laboratory' dour. Thin time ho drew out hla key and softly opened It nnd entered For n moment ho stood confronting inex. alouo In the chair. Quickly ho raised his Anger to hla lip*. Indicating alienee. -“ Kennedy kept on counting. As he ‘neared tin* right number Wu drew n revolver and raised It high over hi* head Twice he shot Into the ulr Suddenly. Jual befo/e tin* allots, the i\lal had unaccountably jumped ten or n doien points What did It miTan I "hold It up and Kennedy looked at It In wonder. IIO. wft'B about to take a H" • uroundS*£w 'vY3. V k*v. t 'AiffUtJfl ego'fa lined, I u .iuiiiidii Mtu., Jmt^ijm gfr1 ! got him ij fridg u*i ['ll l. d r i l ^ i '' 1'htlli" ' in |l, . I„ .1 I i(il I .s L* l,^n.[i. '. i had ' t.'b I it if »*ie mm1“ l * r lloi moment in bin relief at i-ei Ing k ladle him Hufe, Kennedy aeetried to have forgotten all about Wu My words recalled him. • \. ver mind, lie reassurt'd, us tie • ' ||" l i lie Inti" spin gniuKrnpli. Nut I " 1.Id ing lb" great jump Id the llldlea ’ r when Inez ill.-i os ,r< d XX11 before t'.-r o r» t I-Ier,!,| t,!*" highest tension I ill* tit bdied Vo It P* || sir** . I,ad '^i.d JiU dell in I lai Irnlli that' XX.« gathered nbiild Craig while l.l.iiii" l o o k e d ul til til elated Then you Have forged the last link." aim cried, .seizing both bln hands in her own. . Kmined) merely Mmllrd and shook hia bead grifvcty."l^ i'h j^ m; ^ £ N rri|>i;KL>.r Surety Ha, p ]d n 't M ean — M aster.of thd^pouaa, ftp, eoniplnla* igyf in'rVrtnt) '’ 'Dear, dear, .tumea, lviu tired uT-yiejeC urtnlinun! Ifhch'-n ^ujuab Ides P*;r/nnt .^■ V lV rLflr. ‘ow- would you like to be rd llrJ bn nddle hettib d old Idiot, nupposln'. Wasn't one, *lr?' ',T T . vx * KNOWN FOR Q UALITY \V\f i*wrr? va­ rieties of V’AKM. PIRLD^nd GARDEN SEEDS that have been ti -*W»Tviml‘ known to bo sj>i*cj;tlly adapted to Florida soil and ^ ^ " Pmillry'rc^TuppU es, I n r u b n t h f f i /K lc , . V t ( ()N K E X « P R A T T ’S MLDlClNF^ W rite Tot W a lo i'D c ami Street > > ; Florida There are limes in every woman's life when she neetls a Ionic to help her over tho li.iril places. When lli.it tune comes Ip you. you know whal tonic to lake Cartlui, the woman's ionic. Cardui is composeil of. purely vegetable, injjreilienls, whicti act pently, yet surely, on the weakened womAnly organs, anti helps ImiUI them hack to strength and health. It has benefited thousand^ and thousands of weak, ailiiiji women in its past half century of wonderful success, and it will do the same for you. I Von can'l make a'm isiake in taking ( Win K Hnu'-iimbli r. ( 'oiiuimndi/r Mi-- Mi'rtha I’arkani, KimreKtry • Khfvxi H'f, OutjnrtB * ‘ '1 t* * • 'The Woman’s Tonic Pop u lar \ popular R u «»ia*i Miss Amelia Wilson, R /F . 0 . No. -f. Alma, Ark., says: “ I think Cardui is tlie greatest medicine on earth, for women. Before I bewail to take Cardui, I was so weak and nervous, and had such awful dizzy* spells ami a poor,appetite. Now I feel as well and as stiun^ as I ever did, and can cat most anythiny." Benin taking Cardui today. Sold by all dealers. RrvrruQe Iri-ik ituioug !lo- p*-a»- U ll 1* i llb ' ! Kueial.t I * i alb'd iiflimn m ob- T*v p ■irli t- i * i uj Hate! n o t r'« < l at'", ii.i ,11 I i, a f• rii .•-iiti tl ! , 1 illijunr nnd lr> ii-'eV soar bin ha-* be*‘n used far ii'tir** b. i Ik-r*' poverty1 » Irb k*'1' p"opl*- Has Helped Thousands. ' Naaunrx*H tiers’by thm Mfsi; fcX!i!Uf\ piifrh«M-r ol T*« (‘rrliflral** Kite 4V 3>1g- I b«* 2nd » f Jut<% A fl. "l|l«r«| tenId <’wftif|r|tr in my .o/Qrt* 'Vtm ba-* ’‘ in**1P 4|t11 i«lii Inf 1a.i til f;ij | in BrhtirtlAfi'pn tafr- rmhfirtt* tbe fotli » In* tlr«rf iLrtl r r 1) ii a Utl lo Srmlbolr t' m jnl) , Kl.> iila. In ^ *»f N W 't nf S*W , Serlluh It I j. 21 S , Ii '2 W ) A rrm 20 * ‘he tabl land br-Mtir iwPMttl ai f L**/i\ nf if,** ia*UArtrj (tf wurli tn '‘t rmmr nf K. Nfillif, tlnlns •«{(! rrrtilU*<*| •hfttl l*»- rvdrffirrU urcordlnff Ul Jan. lir .!wd will U*ur thereon on OmjitO* .fif uf, S'i (rnitwf A !* 1 Cm f *f Uiluov* rnx nflirtsl *i^n«l|jr4 HfLi thi- »hr 20th d«y of Hits.her V. *11 * K. A. VMIU(] ftAK% "t t’lrrIt f'Uruit Co'iirl Homlnolv <*o,. I'l*, If y Ja« C Ktihrrtw. i » c. IH* Kri*.jtr Com e at once! | N o r i f t T r o r ttm u T o ttN mi v .»:‘ In ( null nf Ikf fount* Judy*. -|fr»l|nl* (a u n t * . Hint, of I laridn ' X | » wS In ra Klim ol ” . Lx Itu * i i i m i UmHum * ' jar* To All Cr.dUnfft.' toz• Ii-,o' Plililiiwir*^ • ml All i’rr»R3* having Claim. ArjjrrtvT ■ Said Kitalai -w"' , * You, and each of you, arr btinliWtiutiSnf and. *»n*lfed ’ (o pre.rnt anj*mi dr'manita wklrb you, o* elthrr "t ytt|* may have agalnal thn rilatrof Jf.ia (latn Xlorfivoft, ilfr a id ; lal. »t Wmtnola*!A;nM. 1)-. Florida, lo «tit* andrrilfn.d »dl*-iaTxiral"* "f . 4hi *-.(ata. —ilhtn I no yraf/'ff’im till- rlatr hrrrof Paiid lire A l> ISIS.. * f r ‘ I * *'l f A It KC V..T* Adminl*lra t f V '1 N<)Tit:E ,ro ( HkiMTosj^ In -Court a f 111** TtjrfUty iu i l t r , C.ntnl/. Hlup- or klarlda J 4 rr Krlato hf ' * 1 ,-d •* Jam.* I*, flobart*. Poremtrd Tu a|| /boditora. I.rgatrr4, fllttFuMaffl all P.raona having rial mi syy m fl ratata: z flail apd required t*-y>re*#nt Arm a m!i w‘ r | h > ijfc ?p r alt her ,*(. ))V have' ag ilnrt tan ratata of Zajdaw^Q nria, drmaand, lata of" Ramflfeja^ Klofida. lo tbs undnaalgn.il admipw nf aatd r.tatn, within on# y . a r Mr data hereof. | V.JD al.d tlrto hor 5th, A. f). ‘ 1918.* . MARGARET D. HOflBRI 14-rH-flt* . Ad ml nli ir V y N r. . m y horse is sick. vPrompt attention muit be givy ailing stock so that farm work may not be delayda^ Bell Telephone Service on the farm enables you to get the veterinary quickly. . 7 .. y ’ I jit also keep* ybu.in-touch with the. markets and your neighbors. ' \ * ' 1* . ■ , i •• f If there is no telephone on your farm write to* ''day for our Free Booklet. % Address:- sjfe v j ' ' 'v ; ■ . ‘ , ' 1 Farmers’ Line Department. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY . �iMtoobMW^P PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD OCTOBER 29, isis I-" ... _ t— AT SANFORD CHURCHES 1 1 I 11 I I I I [ j m l t c d ^ ^ H g 3 11 ( Potash supply H \ given an incentive to jj | more thoroughly into plant nutrition ^ with view to utilizing product* at hand to the very _ bast purpose. The result of our efforts along this line is Presbyterian Church The Sunday school is enthusiastic i in .its work and is growing. Dr. Brownlee will preach both services Sunday. The night services are evangelistic. The subject Sun­ day night at 7 will be, " W h y Join the* Church?" A large chorus is lending the singing at these services. It is so carefully blended that where land is properly pr ^ ^ t g o im t any fertilizer mixture of same ammonia and phi regardless of percentage of potash.. Send f< & Toomer Fertilizer Co, Classes for Christian Doctrine 0 • a. m. • » Benediction 7:30. p. m* Sermons adapted from the Kpistle and Ons\r,\| of the Sunday. Week days: Mass evry morning at 7. Friday, at 7:30 p. m. Stations of the Cross. tf M A R Y BICK FOR D IN “ L IT T L E P A L " AT T H E STAR MONDAY N OVEM B ER FIRST church las t'P riilay werrinfc, at their pretty little home west of the city. There, was a luige gathering of the young people to enjoy the fun and frolic, which ran fast and furious, as tiie many laughable and amusing games developed. A particularly -funny‘ •rrrr- 'rr -vraT-thr TrnfnttriTT ofpoetry, six different members of the company reciting poems, no two the same, all at one time. Guessing the names of cities was rather novel and exciter! much curiosity. Many old fashioned game* were played and the guest* upon taking’ their de­ parture voted the coins of S i n a i ! de­ nomination the lf;">t ayre-abb- 01 enter t a m e r s Baptist Service for Sundav 0:30 Bible School. Mr. W. E. Mrs. K. U. lfnyes is again at home Scoggan will ct as superintendent from a delightful visit to relatives on account of Mr. Jinkins* absence in Kentucky. from the city. 11:00 Preaching at this hour by V Griffin Herring left on Wednesday the pastor, Mr. George Hyman on for Anna {rolls, where he will enter u the subject, * "T h e Vision of the preparatory school before entering Goal." upon his studies in the Naval Acad­ 6:30 Jr 1}. Y. P. U. emy to which he has been appointed 6:30 Sr. B Y P. U 7:30 "T h e Matter and Manner of Mrs. Archie Betts is vi-iting in Acceptable Prayer" will be the sub­ Kissimmee ject discussed by Mr Ilymarr in the evening On Nov 7th the church will begin Hunt- n a « t i a scrips n? services lasting Tor four City. days. The pastor will do the preachYou are welcomed t o . all the serMrs. Geo.. Dickinson left on the 1 midnight frnin Wednesday to attend the bedside of her youngest son. ( ongregational Church Robt M l»u k,-0*011. who is critical­ Ncxl Sunday morning tinly ill ject (or consideration will he, M i' !{< -<■ Addington i ' >re from ( "ongregat lonulisin of Modern Indiana and will b> t h> gm- t « f b, r a present at ion of lb,- tiling $ ., t lb,- Congregational > B U f i I - H i r. Mis |J, i r r \ VA a,,l bo t he winch o thM w tr.l i-r //iiynut’i T hot tt>It Wold hits betn received m San foul of the marriage of M i " Dai*, [layman of Savannah, Gu . and Mr S .1 Thm nr I of Sanford, w lii-b ten* (dace in Savannah mi Miturdav Mr Tbotriil! is a well known and l"'P ulur employe of the A I 1. Reached "T h e styles H l» Miss Mary Chappell read Life and named the works of Mary Murfree. This writer's style of writing *?■ vc differs from that of mo-1 waiters, m., . A Tennesseean by birth, stones ’are *' laid amid scenery of mountains, pen th» t, name Ttetng OiaTlv* T* 1o<-17,■u" A ' humorous incident is related. At a meeting of writers among which ,)*«*’• numbered Longfellow, Whittier, „r n Holmes, etc-.. Miss Murfrce attend* ed Holmes upon finding the card tivr r. Charles Crockett proceed,,-,! to Hunt »■,,) ,' ii|, the owru-r of the card After 1.'" !. r-'r t mtlrh searching he returned to WhitTin1 v 4 k 1 h a l t 11 in*r s« n•! fni m* ir■>1:-I s t \\ hit rn r C‘ lijtr I« •* ( j *»rki*l 1 * i* \\] *r“*rt',*n iM rvt 4 1 '* M onI i f hiT Htoru*H ilrul rv*fiat.< . 'juth huhitH i ( i h»* Kouthi'in mmin* FOR RENT For Kent Booms for light houici-t-tTig •» 1•» <hik avenue 'Jo -f • | I Mi-i and W f*nht th e e t i t I n i s l a s t b vouu g woman ■Are l l i i s " i •-)• i in ,1 the bastiful man I f a v i-n i v " i in-i *• » 11' N*i A fter ob servin g Ihe * u n ninc s l'lc * of last yeur, Fm afraid to bmk." "p l-llillllg Fo rc e d by E le c tric C u rre n t. Stray electric currents from a rail­ road are supposed to cause the treen M r< E. W. D. Dunn ia expected oil one side of n,Brussels street to bud blossom after from UHando today to attend the again and IMlkisoti irftiajciile,to the t.iternture they once have^shed their leaves every fall. DcpirAmept .tomorrow afternoon. 9eBCIIIIUIIIIII500C3«CXX TRUSS “To Save Time Is To Lengthen Life” . Did you over stop to think how, much (mu* ymi roujd save if you had a bicycle? t How many times a duy do you walk frurjj one to twen­ ty blocks wlien if you liad a bicycle the trip could Ik- made in one fourth tho time?'. .«/ , ^ We have i n « ll tho l»est miikvt*, iioth cheaj) ones and higher, which wo will self on term* to *uit. Or. we n»n fix up your old one at a reasonable price. Corpjq in and talk to ua olmut it. Sanford Cycle Company « Opposite City Hail Bicycles, Motorcycles ant! Accessories iseexiiiiiiiiiiiixfxiiiiiiiiiiiijocxi I 1 '•*- 1 - A! Ilf 111 all* )V M , J”*-- • '»k| 11js**r f t 1' 11,4 HeHi f run afA I n br- h r l i ! m I b* r i t tw o y [ *f S*«v»mt»rr ■ ' A Idi-fm • * • cc ti rtl iP f th a t rtKVrfd, f f r a ( » 'if Ih»* vol rtw o f .1 ! H*v *r,| I I * lie v i 114I li wS* fur 'A * ‘ rent Tr*. i d *: I- i , sw-i'w-i t. »..*•» i t t ' 4** A !' 3f» If.- Ili-iit l )t” <ira fe»I«k for run fti'i il i ■t. M • rn« •if; in I»r i \ ,t i l ’ f tt 11111 V * * f: I'll nn...... . Ri- „i 11ft a Mi A!,.*: IVt' (-• 1 - ao 1*- , <| * fm f f u * q her Refit Several line 1*thrf room* over Yowi-ll'n F.n,|uir,- N P In tin- *ai > i l u m f ,.r *h* *14! I ' fu ll) 1 i » r»%\1si 1\ For >P-ii< One room ron vvfiisfit I'M a|f•11£»1 Knijuire 12 1 \A N'lnth M <«»rri*r Oak Ave 1* il MelhodiNt Services th e There th an "ill 1 at new se rv ic e * w ere la»t w ell Sunday lh atten d ed *k, i. MM*«rv t w e r e m o r e in S u n d a y s c h o o l 1 l e a n any . hu fi h tin church i u m l* lint,- -rm i p .ve r y or- t * a n d tin »- left tin w a * ins|i|fei| l,r,-i -p in i as.*'lr, *d t h e K-i- Dr-> occasion of b t The session of the school on next ami Sunday is expected to be of greater I ° f l ^interest than any preevious day. I pirtm About thirty member* of the Days Truth Seekers and Brotherhood Hoi , lasses with tin- pa*lor and *ufnT -o'- *' iMendent iiHi-tuI the peiiern I ion of Bn Bible cfasses uf the AlvtfcOiilXl church , IlH -d in I >rlatldo this w e e k I d a * w a* a *!•' 1• 1 great in i .tsion Ida* teachers and 4' d some of the officer * who Wets* pres- Linlti rut will convey lo those who were hot not able to attend the'good thing* mg* they received. The Sunday school l’hitik i meets nt 11:45. jpurru Preaching Mornihg f»t It and " | evening at 7 . • S!,v ,, i All will pteet jt hearty welcome * tu In t i r l i l .Nut I >1. I f I t l L i * u fTln fur t i \ r >• 4/1 k rtti irur «• nuMt a • •«m ! hi* b |i n e ff»*f J ym /r * u | *|* r t p t r ii'fU p ! a.- * it♦fn' i pi * * Mil-* * 4 ■r i I V •» ■fnrm -tail ‘ -on t * . li.ii 20-1 fc |i. Wi.-*i Si-iond St. i WANTED n riiotluni AA’ i l l n n ; y nr J u n e h ild ren 't* hr-lif l b * |i|is)t rtfi fi'* fi| am i|.lAllIir1 ! «,« ’If rl tl$JU i HI, ! fflll . m u at-n Address , staling rent and locatiM1.H-41C i t A. A P H I . f i l i ' S a. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ror SaleVKjtgfe and Baby t’ bix of H** Melted Carbon. *celebrjjtPd Brgul White AVvandotfe*, Curltop Pits been tneflnd by Prof. Otto lainitpcr of Breslau:' Vor.thls big perform^uuc, heavy l.iving lurd*'; purpose ho Inrlfist-d a largo arc light, am booking orders fur same nilyc, Noted Violinist Coming formed of Two enrbon roils. In a, heavy Also a few' pullet* and corkcrels, id The Lyceum Association is to tin ylars container rfnd exhausted thn air. salhe strait) -*F. P Strong, 106 F. congratulated on being able to se­ By' ubBik a |«oWerfu1 electric- uprrept Third St.. Sanford. U>-ticure nn entertainment by , Miss ho produced such a heat that drops F^r Salt - Good all rpuTid -i Estelle Gray, the noted California formed at tho tips of the carbons. buggy and harness. Chenfyfbr;? violinist on the night of ‘Nov. 16th. Box 1256 or ~ “ ‘ " v'^ This entertainment, will be given in West Hijassrorr. Better Paying Crop. tho Temple. Season tickets are now If young men who Ijava been sowing On sale for the pntiro winter course wild oats wish to make amends and *,-F «r Sale- -26,00fi Snow l>a at JHHO. Th* admifedbn to each i^nke’ good tbMr-losses,* tot ibbO} sow (WuVr Plants. W. C; .Pry iltiraetfo'rj-'ViU be 50 cents. You Um $.wheatChicago Daily -New^ ' A .., ’ * - I *-1 T h r e e in f*sv* tat p ) UIHF « n l « 4 . strength. She L « h *$h« Ri**t bowing of any woman l have ever known." Let the people of Sanford rerrp'rol e* that this rem arkable wo main is to be in our city on the night' or Nov. lfith. Buy a ticket on Satur­ day from Prof II F Fr.ell ’and Mr For Sale— Ten acres of the best A. W. Honeycutt when they aphigh luimmock land, west side, just p i o v h you. outside corporate limit* Half in cult i vat ion 4 years. About 250 More Troops Needed largo pines.on other half. All fenced Wa*lHngton. D. C.. Oct 29. and ditched. Quarter mile /TFS-wt^ Governor Ferguson of Texas today shipping stations and Elm .**, Per­ wired President j^ilaon asking that fect .drainage. $1350 will hay it if more Uffop* he sent to Brownsville. sold within the next 10 daynA worth Tbo border raids are threatening end $3000.00. See owner. 207 French tha’ situation is more menacing. avenue. a! l-tf / -. . - - I •• of Miss Gray:. "H e r bow arm is truly rtunarkabb* Tor its freedom and V D R IO Q C r»MMn ligh t * ill l f » l m l h » f t h e l a i n * if t h e r l | > w»lf to* •» (*• r*sr-»1 im p a r t i a l ) ) toil a, r v m l m t fir f hi l * i ' , o ,.f i , *i , <>r«|lnain •-* \* an A it lt - r m a n lo t fo u r **» . «> ,,| 1'lii.j-ii one of the |.iv«dicst jnrganir.atiojjs of the kind th Lh^.-stulew<flnd several months sgo x tn‘ 1 Warded a IV E H JOHNSON t ^1 > •-le v trti < " l i t " 11X live* anil witluml f liiiiif i| all) jife^lecf |uti |ir,-uuvs a r e s tu n n i n g I b i s y e a r . " in ,'fnrnp.t * tOfe Pclmetto Avenue- For Sale A few dozen c a n - of home , limed tomatoes, t L i || Brand, which I wish to ilt-ipo.. .,( jt Min i Vo 3 *cit'ifs, 3 for 2."i~ ’ '.-rnT your orders to Gladys Greene, R p, D. No. 3, Sanford. This notice will not appear again. 20-1 tc lit l h»* rillse-ftA In Hi t n > w * y i rin g , For Sale Ford,truck, line shap* bargain Five passenger Butch, grett­ ing bargain, $350.00 Semin,.1- (’ 0. Garage. Sanford, Fla. • I’Mf ft m | i o f m if m m if it t f iiK i l l h , a ll L im it. 18-titp People read these ads. You art doing it now. Is your ad in tha column? Have you something t> sell? Try an ad * 4.if *r*T Mr* N AN Green of DeLa- d tia* returin-<l heme after a ph-a«.ii.: -i'll to her si*ti-r. Mrs p; (; Mehricti*. i* • . Fur Mrs Wate of Boston i* visiting her patents, Mr and Mrs Bn hard I*a tt 1n I.a R o ip le For Sale— Florida corn, sacked oi in ear." Florida hays haled Carina or less. Best Fulghum seed n»p $1 00 per bushel in live bushel lou Seed- Bye $11.75 per bushel. Wjj. liamson tfc Dennis, Gainesvii f]| W O M A N ’S CLUB t in.1111- witt, t lo-ir tier-il, work In ti-tent centered in the exchange ol new pattern* in crochet Dainty re­ freshment:. Weft- served during I he afternoon 1 hose present wer* M r s Mr*. Tlionui* 1 ,-ok , recently <•* Tom Davis, Mr* \A \A l.obg. Mr* B r a t d e n l o w n ha s b e e n t he gu,-*t o f I K Fa,,Mr* D A Ci.ldweli, her sister, Mr* K (i M, lirten*. Mrs II H Hill. Mr* ( < Wood­ while en route to het new h ome in ruff and Mr* Richard Baltin Tennessee Mrs. C D M c L a u g h l i n I- M I u* day iiight for Augusta, G. , where Bhe was called by the sudden death of her mother. Mrs. Roswell King ^ ... the -.pi-eiai ' “ " l I'eoplI helpful .talk Mrs. li >1 Chappell's paper fob ' h» ,r’ ” Mr* Tn lowed on George W Cable and was \nm rip!ur>- lessondelightfully gn* n I t-i- wilier burn 1 i-s tlie s{,.,ial m New Orb.ill* In I * 1I Im n l to “ “ “ study tin- In-bUs ,*f the Creoh-e Association <if Leaving school at the age >>f fifteen PC [>« meet' with because of his fatli-r s death, In- Mr and Mrs William M> K 11■t«**iMrs \A i| I’lti-rs ha* n-rurne, are tcjoicing in the birth of a lUtLhome after a pleasant \ i-s11 to Jack daughter. ThursHny Oct ‘_M| Mrs. H. H. Patushull of (im t v ttpei t Tueatiay in the nty *hnt ping Jacksonville Florida VETE KIW AH IAN O F F I C E ----- * - H A M ) BROS. STABLES Oak Avenut { <: Belween 3rd and 4th Si �' ’ 'T v ■SSMB ♦ -V ', <• EH« • . .• fV V : *v .iW V "1 ' 'TSTr- • ‘'JTZ- ' k .. i *V ' IN TH E HEART OF T H E W O RLD ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED GRABS BAG AND DUCKS SANFORD HE City Itcautiful prizes. To facilitate the work of them* Indies a lint ,wi ll'ltp tivnpilcd of home ground* mint a t ­ tractive In each district, hy citizens' selected for this purpose. Thi* list will he given the final judge*, in older-that a more rnreful Inlpri tion will lie made on November r* an no pains Mill I e spaied to make the contest fair'anil ju>t. MANATEE ST.JOHNS TRUCKERS RIVER TRIP WILL ONLY II A V K TWO,GREAT S C E N E R Y . GREAT HUNDRED AC RES IN I PEOPLE. GREAT RIVER C EL E R Y „ GREAT STATE but which have proved their adapta­ bility. The yellow elder la one of thrim, and it has-'bloomed to pcifection in the garden of B. F. Whitmu and M. F. ITdbinson. Another lovely thing i* the Hauhinia, or Mountain Ebony. Mhicli has an bloom like an orchid. There are tine plants of thin in the garden of the Hotel Allumonte. ON T U E S D A Y s I S 1 AND FRIDAYS BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET FOR OSTEEN ‘ » V f 'Cl ’*rs!-, (jtf A One cash pi ire of five dollui- Mill There will be calla lily bulbs for be given in each district to the h> me .Ti ^■lt‘ sale, tftid thpir suitabi lity * I* i f be and ground' judged most di-si r viug. judged by the fact that last winter A Growers and trucker* in the Sar. The A (I W I Steamship New* in n The bounds of districts and - audi­ sotu Hay district have been-busy for bc4utifully illustrated monthly till irl they bloomed ,ift^ti^>fd from .Chi isttakes satchel tions of award, were published in' \ tM two months getting the ground in wiih entertaining mnltet concerning man until I j f b e j b p a n, the Met aid of October 2fi from a r m of shape for tho fall crop*. Heed bed* tho West Intlja inlands and other T h e r e . ' p l a n t s 0/ pansy, \/ have been planted and the work of point touched, by the Clyde and and Beilis I’errumu. the pretty little Mis. I,.'II. Ilouchrlle,’ lit lie daugh­ setting out the pi a tit* begun some Mallory Lino steu liters. including English daisy. ter Frances and Mias Marian Earle time ago. Florida. Tho articles are splendidly ■ mm The usual ctop* of tomatoes, pep­ written, and the, il lust rift ions are of New Stpyrnn are the popular busy and clean Everybody get i ‘..ril is getting ill the Lift City pers. eggplant, beans, oubli ige nnd l'lt'11 ily hi mtiful Few articles of a Among the many * booklet* re«, j guests of Mr* Henry Wight up Nov. IT-20. many wnyjt anil some of 11; lettuce with a less amount of Engnptiv nature could be more cently printed for various -sections of -c in- not i » °ur liking. Tho lish peas, cauliflower and P ar.-l" l Cllt' rt.iini g. The November issue Florida by the Herald Printing Coy>>* i iii••n havo their highwaymen . Jl have been planted •if 1lii< pr •tty magazine has" an ur. , of this city is that of Osteen, l*|?>'r» . !, nfl the hnml satchel* of The dry Meat her ha? be r-II ovel • t l ' - l ' L> Hay mond Com to. I on - 1 ida a fine l>mc.hure id railroad folder anil at their will rnh come on many farms by i 1lg it inn, ir>mi W ■ti t Life in F.iiriria,* size describing this hgnutiful little ..a thi* streets hut our city otliers m beru the cropping is l i t l l H W III 'll U‘l luki- tin* following ex dlly in Volusia county. (Fsteeri is The present time -hmr—hern np saw gras1! land1? h a w vuffrrrd n o ‘ m m nf tn en t1ntj*rnxt tjbout ntnr tmles from Hanfontr tin-— tngn!url> free from these bold, bad inconvenience from the luck of rain, Hghtfully situated among the oak* "The St. Johns river is tho inlund men. due to the vigilance of the SPORTSMEN WARNED THAT but th e -several hours of slow rain FOUNDATION LAYING AND und pines on the high ridge between waterway from Jacksonville south to all Tuesday made the growing police the Rt. Johns river and the, ocean SU I ' E r t S T I t U C T U RE PROTECTION OF WILD the fruit growing country One plants take on u brighter if greener and about twenty miles' from thu Saturday night lining Halloween takes an attractive. Clyde Line H lilLD IN G #. ASSETS, FOWL MUST HE view of life, expressed by expanding fine beach at N*‘ w Smyrna; tin- police were busy with the small steamer, and travels all night up the NEEDS. ETC. OBSERVED outward mill Upward I i . and this looked like n golden ■3 winding stream with the scarehlighl (Klevii It nol/JT’ m'w town but like The celery crop in Manatee rotin-1 opportunity for u ne^ro thief who Arch|lcrturaf designing, artisan many other t^wn* in Florida has Washington, l> C . Nov 2 With playing on the deiiffe tropical jungles wnt-hefl M Frank in his store get- tile approach of the open season for ty will not be over 50 pet cent of |mon1 beautifully You arrive aboil I squaring and plumbing, ami me­ been taking a siesta, being content This is due ■ i- ready to leave for home. After shooting wild low], iluCoiled what it was last year the middle of the next morning at chanical rough hewing are already with w luu ha.t been lavishly suji■ ng the store and accompanied States Department of Aguruliure is to the initial expense of raising tins Sanford, m the vegetable country, well accomplished for-ou r metro­ Jilied by nature and the inhabitants l , Mrs Frank and Miss Florence warning sportsmen that the Federal crop and the price of fertilizer which from this place much celery ami politan Sanford, tin* coming City knowing they lived in one of the Mr Frank wended hi* M'ay horne- regulations as amended October 1, has advanced -10 per cent over last othrr green Stuff is shipped to lurk- Attractive Foundation laying, the favored spots of the state did not Some 425 acres'were plant­ A.ir l on Magnolia avenue and just If* I t, will be strictly enforced Sonic season vitally important work of all up­ think they were justified in giving sonville and the north This year there will a* the party were in the durk part misunderstanding has arisen from ed last year. building is of in tensest interest to away the secret to any one else. "The trip Up this winding river The every citizen who bel leges, as we do, nf the block nnd near their home the fact that tho various state laws probably not be over 200. gave to us our tirnt glimspe of the But in the (last two years Osteen in a great future for the luunty seut . man jostled against Mrs Frank do not always conform to the Fed prospects fur this crop >»r«* good this inland life a glimpse that appealed has taken on new life, chiefly season, so fur. much better than last of Semiuole. Not in the vast ex­ ,i• -i Infuse she could prevent it had eral regul atin ns This is regarded as to Us us particularly like the life of through the efforts of a live Hoard of and an optimistic feeling prevails panse of area, as Rev Mr. Venable Hipped her hand satchel from her unfortunate but in such cases the the south one meets in a popular Trade and the new booklet that aiming growers that good prices will arm and with the speed of a grey­ Department must insist upon the observed iq one of his excellent ad­ novel the fragrant, broad veran- dresses while heie, not in the wide describes candidly and honestly the hound ran down the street About observance of the Federal regula be obtained. Mr V W Chapman, manager of dahed south with its romantic at­ width or broad breadth nr zenith- town and country is the first step that time a Sanford negro came up tions the Manatee County Vegetable Co . mosphere, its old gardens und bowers lowering apex, does the greatnese'of of the Board to let the world know, aid inquired if the man speeding The Department will consider any what Osteen hud to offer the home* iltiMn tiie street had stolen some­ recommendations submitted in good who have one of the best farms for The steamer landed ul Pululku a city consist, but in the spirit i f seeker and investor raising celery in the county, thre# ** Not for oiit national, thing ami upon being informed faith (Or amendment of the regular at about nine in the evening. W«* her people. miles from Sarasota on the hard Osteen is a sister of Sanford, al-, that he hml went over to Sanford tions, but will hold no public hear­ had beAn chatting through the first state, county and municipal execu­ avenue anil informed Marshal Tillis ings thereon, nor will it amend the road to Hradcntown, informs us his part of the journey with a sturdy tives. men who aro professional poli­ though In Volusia county and wo aid the police fofee, who responded regulations prior to .October 15, company will plant twenty-five acres, southerner from 'No'th Cuhlihu,* a ticians only, but tb<>*A who are also rejoice in Imr success and public When the new hard sur­ in a lew minutes. They succeeded in 1915. It is the purpose of the De­ fifteen having alt cad y beibi set out, young pi anler, whose conversation men of character, m e q o f progression, spirit. The City Attrac­ faced roads are built from Osteen tr.e king the man as far us Eighth partment to conform the regula­ the other ten I* being set ns rapidly hnd thrown us into another life— the Then of fidelity. street but there he wan lost in the tions to the wishes of the majority a* a j o r c e of twenty-live men can life of the sunny south, and hud tive must be-7 foundation laid und ferry to New Smyrna through Os­ darkness and up to date has not of sportsmen so far as it can be gel Che plants transplanted from well prepared us for the enjoyment supeistruoStfrc built by men of not teen that litlje city will expand and been apprehended. Luckily the sat- done and at the same time give wild the seed beds. Boarding the plants of Palatka, As the steamer swung only IrightBfrnfessInns. but who. seen grow nnd become a fartor in the life for bleaching will bggi/i about •lol only contained a few dollars, fowl up to the landing, there was a or unseoft. walc,h#d or unwatched, of Volusia county und in this ex­ the necessary protection. Christmas und shipping 1Ahc next but Mrs Frank’* greatest loss is laughing, chattering group waiting live up to th*«< professions. Public pansion Sanford will assist in every As fast as the celery is re, Fnlcral regulations divide the I month A drawbridge between the H. r glasses and several small articles In the swaying lantern 'light, nnd spirit, aggntssIWvljeAs,. _unselfish ser­ way United States lilt" two zones Zone J moved the land Will he plantftW in I vice and shrewd foresight, coupled two '"iinties, connecting the brick 1 • I • O rep l ace near them an eager group of darbies, The celery already set No I. the breeding zone. in.dudes tomatoes wi A i rigbteoushFxts make So tnvin^ road* of Seminole nnd Volusia will anxious to pick up a few Coins, hov­ n . bohlness of the highwayman nut is in line condition atid the pros-1 the state of Oregon Idaho. Nebra« add greatly to the prosperity of rihle combination for the funda­ ered to carry our grips, catch the d. mm,-trales the ease with which ka. (,'olorado, Iowa, Illinois. Indiana. peels for u good crpp most encour­ mental constructing und subsequent Osteen nnd the Board of Trade will rope, do anything to win our favor, any one cun be robbed and every Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New Jer­ aging. rearing of a city whose renown shall then see tho resujts of their . labor* T j and consequently got in every one's •itizen of Sanford and especially the Celery will be a good crop this sey und ul I states north of them. nv the th « ‘ girdle the universe. and the ‘ (home place among way. ladies should be on guard at night, Zone No. 2, the wintering zone, in­ year and it is expected high prices oaks and pines" will bo filled \kith Briefly, in word about our assets, for ut this time of the season the "W e wejjl ashore and proceeded Reports from cludes all slates south .of those will lie maintained. and our needs: I^tke Monroe und new peop le, autos filled with tour­ l"irgl.ir and highwayman lurks in The air was JHI New York and Michigan are that up the dark street named. our seawall and our hoped for In­ ists in the winter and Flori<H»» pep pit*” ai Hie rities and is constantly on The regulations prescribe seasons there will he much less celery plum­ fragrant wflh the breath of orange lund waterway, our extensive and in the summer will'be speeding over th. lookout for victims It would ed this season than usual und the blossoms anil with the dampness of as follows unequaled winter farming territory the new roads to the beach and this ■I'li be well (or the business men to From Open seasons for migratory turd* short ernp will command higher the river and the mg lit aFiutting the city our rail and water entire section will take on new- life go armed, as a few killings Mould The Conditions are very favor­ a head Moated strains of music in )*tl5 under Federal regulation". prices transportation; our manufacturing and prosperity re tit tally decrease the ranks of able fur raising this crop and it in combination made a fairy I ike appeal Zone No 2. industries;' including the A C. L. Ho-u bold robbers. expected the price will he main­ to us. Waterfowl: Oct. I-Jan Id shops; our miles upon miles ol paved Navy Needs Supplies Exceptions: Delaware, Marian tained throughout the season " A dance wus on at the big hotel. roads and streets, with more to fol­ Washington, Nov, 2.— Increases District of Columbia, Virginia, North Monthly Magadnc for Sanford In the wide lounge and lobby groups low including the Dixie and Na­ iq the navy's store of supplies to Will Ballot Today About the 20th of November will Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, laiuof pretty women— It seemed that tional Highways; the fine bUrgs nnd make possible the placing of a float Washington, D. C., Nov. 2 appear the lirnj issue of a monthly isiana, Nov. l-Feb. L Eight slates, New York, Massachu­ night that ul I of them were pretty handsome drives in all direction*; upon a war basis at a few hours’ Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, magazine in Sanford. This maga­ setts, Maryland, New Jersey, Penn­ — chatted gayly with their purtners, pretty dwellings and tasty grounds; notice *is urged • by Rear Admiral zine will begin with weight pages, Nov. 20-Feb. 1!L flowering Samuel McGowan, paymaster gen­ sylvania, Kentucky. Ohio and' Mis­ nibled at Ices, or watched us, as delightful shade • tre*s, Missouri. Kunsas, Oklahoma, Sept. th re e columns each. It will be sissippi, will hold el ections*. to/lay. newcomers and possible acquaint-, shrub*, plants and year round ver­ eral of the United States navy, in a 'sited The Temple Report and will 15Feb. 1. With a few local expectations, in an cos. There was one thing most dure; supremest climate in the repot t to Secretary Daniels. have as editor Mr. George Hyman Arizona, California. Texas, Oct these . constitutional ques­ noticeable about the atmosphere world; our banks, stores, offices, In a few years the war vessels un­ and as business manager Mrs. Forest 16Feb. 1. tions will be the dominant issues.on here, a thing that 1 found true of shops and commercial interests; our fit for service have increased thirty L Gntchel. Six columns will he Rails, Coots. Gallinules. Sept I- election day, including as they do all the south and west coast town*. always on the right side, bright and per rent, while there is a depreciaw * *■•»**» *n'd as advertising space. Dec. 1. such fundarifcntal matters as woman- It was a most pleasing informaHty, nqway Herald; our power for good tion in value in the stores on hand. Exceptions: Tennessee, Utah A sermon will be printed in each suffrage, municinpl' Home rule, pro­ which extended a friendly greeting Commercial Club; und, best of ail, "In discussing economy," says the Sept.’ 1-Dee. 1 issue Other church announcements hibition, state Income taxes, refer­ to the newcomer without the neces­ our People, our Schools and our report, "this makes a fine showing, Missouri, Sept. 15-Jan 1 Was ever n young and but it is a condition which- s h o u ld anti reports will be made .therein. endum plans, nnd some leaser re­ sity for words, as well us a cordial Churches. camaraderie to the acquaintance, 1 Louisiana, Nov. I-Feb. 1 . aspiring town more favored? .AU the institutions of the Temple forms. not longer continue, for R ia A mat­ Ariaona, California (coots), Oct. Mil be given space to give publicity The woman suffrage question will wus phased with that there; I have We need, always, more enterpris­ ter of history (hat every great cor* 51-Fob. I. in the columns of the magazine. come up for decision In New York, been pleased with it again und again ing and able metf to share our of­ flict has, In tho Inst analysis, d?* Woodcock: Nov. 1-Jan. 1: Pennsylvania and Massachusetts^ In the other' towns of southwest ficial, commercial and financial re- pended largely on tho question of Mr Hyman, the editor, Is the Yet, the people to he Exceptions: Delaware, Louisiana. which states will funriah in point, of Florida. sponaibilities; more husbands and supply. There shoifid be no real _j£f pj pastor of the First Baptist Church found, in these inland resorts are Nov. 15-Jan, 1. population, tho greztest test "Uio wives to make beautiful homes, difference between peace times and <>f Sanford and has-had considerable West “Virginia, Oct. 1-Dec. 1 suffrage question has ever hnd in the quite aS gsntee^ quite us well bred plunt more shade, set out and tend war times with respect to ship sup­ experience in this line of work. Ho t 0*w a clans, as those of the cast coast. Georgia, Dec. 1-Jan. 1. . United Sutez. New blossom, green and lawn; more at­ ply." i served when only sixteen years of " We "could only stop to chat tendant* in our places of worship, • Shore Birds, Black Breasted and first .*t»te in th# east* otr ~ »— »ge as co-editor of the Houston brie fly .with those whom we met in more children and adults in our tourists, as well n* residents, and* t ' nH Journal in Georgia. Was editor for Golden Plover, Jackanlpe, Yello- equal suffruge, defeated the pr< tion at a special election given oVer Pafatka. ^ Our steafner was to start Sunday schools, more God-fearing, northern capital, a model-up-to-date legs, Sept. 1-Dec. 15. , j a year of Zeitgeist, a monthly maga­ Exceptions: Florida." Georgia, e x r l U a i ^ V i y t h e Suffrage question again within a -fe w minutes; it was God-honoring men and women,, in hotel, und that promised fintf Qpvzine devoted to the interest of Chris­ South Carolina, Nov. 20-Feb. 1. on October 19. While it has been with a feeling of regret that we society, in domestics, in trade, and ernment Building, that Intra Coast' i *1 tian Education Chrisp County, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, held by some political observer! that, turned back to continue our jour- in ?very walk of life. al Waterway, a Library Building, j We want Georgia. Ho Was also editor (or a TcXaS, N o v.’ l-Feb. 1. the result of the contest in New ney " H ospital, County and Boat C\ubs, a y *. ^ more music In our churches, Jn our year of Hcrnado, a monthly maga­ ' Tennessee. Oct. 1-Dec. Id. Jersey -Vould be reliably indicative i r - ‘ j public squares nnd in. our parlor*. Y. M. C. A., Golf Links, tf'C o u n ty zine it) the county by that name Arizona, California. Oct. 16- Feb­ of what might bo expected in ‘ ttrti, ’ Plant Hale and Flower .Show Fair AWoriatlon! more m erchants We want substantial and heartiest 'a this- state. larger neighboring states, the suf­ On November 19 and 20, |t some support for our city band, M d -fo r nnd liukiness nmn who will be- * memruary 1 ? -r-^ ’f a Mr* Forest Gatchpl is well Known Utah (snipe). Oct 1-Dec. Ifi frage leaders have not been dis­ place to bn announced later, tjie civic' all competent and Helpful instruc­ iiers of and take an active Interest , in Sanford as a well trained business Utah (plover and yellbw|egs). couraged by the big majority with sections of the Welfare Department tor* in every musical line. We want in our Cummurcial Club. j . %... - - f1 -- O w'inian, possessing qualities of per- Sept. 1, 1918. which the issue was defeated jn of tiie Woman’ s Cfub will hold a more grand organs. The 'pipe or­ t And last, but not least, ifl;M (| 4 J .1 \ ’ unality and character which make Insectivorous birds protected in­ New Jersey, nnd look forward to sale of pl ants that nre now ready for gan obtained through the indefati­ Enthusiasm. Nothing ant buses' liku — • Ger a success in all her undertakings definitely. the biggest test with confidence. a place In Hanford ■gardens. There gable .efforts and, probably unreal­ enthusiasm, nothing mohi fontsBand tailed pigeons, | The importance of this test is in­ will be roses, palms and ornamentals, ized, perhaps finuppreciutive lajgr glous, luid . .nothing J he magazine will be issued In cranes, swans, curlew, and smaller accompiiahew, ’ - 1*;| -UuaaUti** .600 *mi wrii btrfrewW W ghore bird* protected-until Septem­ dicated by. the face that, in. point, of at calaldgua.-pticaa and amaryllis giving-wh one in cmr nrtdst.^wmpTJtst'roueh'' without’ |rr>; Let m.devytjrtiy 'iuftntities o( 500 und will be for ber 1, 1918; wood ducks in Kansas population, the states of New.Yorlf, bulb* from Mr. Mcado ht Oviedo. mented .by. the splendid' UxfistancP1 enthuse with FVfcry breath Wo draw,’ r>f Mtk.M. C -. ____ > ____ J' . ' *.»**,and M * u * ebuB«tts, Pt;of. Nehrjing has promised■a fine <4 free distribution. ‘ ' #th*rx,' toe< rii< r with ■ ' IMI .l ' ''Car* and West Virginia, rails and wood Pennsylvania every word we spwrt^everyv,deed wo,, which will vote on suffrage Nov. 2d, display of csladium leaves from negie'k generous merotu; gift, la ndw i n s u f ­ do, and every LfnfTwo .vritf. wlth , due ka in California, and woodcock ] in Missouri are also protected until include over 20,000,000 paopJec-HL which orders may be takhn for ficient for the city’s need*, -AVe unremitting . teal W»d .Hghteouaneeq Garden Prifcfi . fifth of the population of the entire tuber* to be delivered in thenipring, should have in the very fnear future endeavoring to All the tu-cds above invitations hfcve been sent to Mm. September L 1918. United States— and these. 20,1000,000 and at price* lower- than they V aV ^ .^jir more of these grand,'dncom outlined. Thus * Shooting protected between sunWc not only stato chairman of civic* in UuF practically double -tit* popula- been offered before. It is the Inten­ parable aids to divine Worship and rough hew but lupsrbly and sub-s r t a n d sunrise: or at any time on Florida .'Federation., of „ Woman’s Liuba, a » ( the Mississippi river between Minne­ ion of the states fp, which., eqpfl tion of those who have this sale in to the rendering of the aublimeat stantisUy lay the foundation for rge'to offer some plants not Or- and most exalted In heaven inspired and build the City Attractive. f l l l has i as yet W been fuTOMT ^nt of apolis and Memphis after January suffrage 19 final j ed, * . . dln» ‘ W * • » ‘‘n Horida gardens. harmony.- .We need visitors, and 1, 1916. Fauatina e awarding. V =~J“ * ■»' .. •y. *’i*J ” . ‘ • V C C 'f e i o v » HIGHWAYMAN JUST ISSUED FROM T H E P R E S S OF > THE H E R A L D PR IN TIN G CO. A T SANFORD . MRS. M. FR AN K & ESCAPES MIGRATORY BIRD LAW BE ENFORCED THE EVOLVING OF CITY ATTRACTIVE .! 1 MS i f M i f felt .' i i ; mwj y i B it W ' m . � 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, 1915 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, October 29, 1915 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 29, 1915. 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>, October 29, 1915; <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/75f184ddf17c3c77a8fa29738125faa8.pdf 0493c579ac0e9bab3fd9f1276f1baaa1 PDF Text Text OCTOBER 22, 1915 W O M A N 'S C LU B Annauneimen t Dancing school under the auspice* of the Womanfl’s Club * conducted by Misses Anna McLaughlin und Lillian Herring. Saturday afternoons for children at th e ’ Woman’s Chib house and on Monday evening for" adults from 7:30 to 8:30. General dancing from 8:30 to II p. nt. ------•--: .—--- --------• ---- ■ ■1 of each season to so that every one m a y acqu aint themselves with our. most w on­ derful stock o f merchandise. ' Pm r We annou nce our Fall Opening ^ Rehearsals lor ‘ 'Mother Church" at the Episcopal parish house Satururday afternoon at 2 o'clock. — Cabartl Hataar At the Woman’s club house on Tuesday evening Ahe soda! depart­ ment wilt give a cabaret bazaar that will lie open to the public. Danc­ ing and cards will be the order of the evening to which Avery one is invited. There will be no admission fee or charge for the privilege of dancing hut refreshments will be served through out the evening. The Bale of refreshments is for the pur­ pose of raising funds to meet the payments due tin., the club house. The entertainments being given by the social department are unusually popular this season, with Mrs. W. I*. Carter as hostess for October and Mrs. Archie Betts, chairman of the depatiment is Sufficient to insure a delightful cypnlrip, fbe cream, cake and home •rnljM-'ftfcndios will he on sale. Rchiethh£pMie date, Tuesday evening, October 2<i. Everyone in­ vited. Members of the club are urged io patronize the affair and bring friends H rrdmott - /fee Surrounded with very cordial in­ terest was the marriage of M iu Hortense Rdnn Weidman and Mr. Kugcnc Francis Roumillat. which took plnre on Wednesday morning at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Tampa The bride is well known in Sanford circles, having visited here a number of time* Her charming p. r-<>iialit \ and friendly disposition has won lor her a lue-t of friends who will be interested in her mnrr.age The groom I* i Simford boy and a popular favorite everywhere He is the eldest’ son of Mrs Eugene Rouitiillai Mr and Mr- KmimiMut will |,e at home after November tir-t at 1 tl I West Third -tree! Monday of St Si l y nr * <in <hi afternoon the \gne- I, till/) we r , Goodies! Ask Your Grocer For — goodies that, just m-c-l-t in your mouth •— light, fluffy, tender cakes, biscuits a n d doughnuts that just k u o p y o u hanging ’ round the pantry-— all mado with Calumet — the safest, purest, most economical Daking I’owden Try il=dm«array bake-day failure*.H R*celr*d IlisbMt Award* ,Vr» Ifonli .JfV*# ■ ##« KttpIn |Vaa*l (bn. by the Among those present were: Mr. nml Mrs. ,W. P. Carter, Mr. and Mrs.. A. L. Belts, Mr and Mrs, W. E. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Herndon, Mr. and Mrs Forrest Luke, I)r. and Mrs. T A Neal, Mr and Mrs B A Newman. Mr and Mrs. (1. F. Smith, Mr. und Mrs G. D. .Bishop, Mr Miid Mr* Deane Turner, Mr. and Mia, La Verne Hurt, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Symcs; -Mosdames R. S. Keclor -of Westfield, N, J,; C. E. Henry. R Webb, George Herring, Henry Diekins of St. Petersburg. Fla ; Misses l.e Messena ol New Vorl., Lillian Herring. Charlotte Hand. Mr S M Lloyd Best By Every Test For Sale Plane! Jr., sToi-TT 4III tools complete. /John Macdonald Pace’ s Farm. • * lfi-2lp Fur Sab E-:gs and Baby flux of celebrated Regal White Wji.ndoiii *, lug p ' rfor n i a i i i heavy laying |, : am I linking orders for same no \Is11 , few pulle'.s and cocker. !• Tfftfsr POISONS ,nn ■• F I hi r .1 >i : adford P St roug. In>, In ■ Retained in the hodv rause rheumatism, scrofula, malaria. ron»ti|iution, blood polsion M .MUCH to I nit I III HI .null expels poisons from the body and rures blood poison in its worst form Sold In I.. II PhlIPps and < o World'* Garden Soot New South Wales Is .nd to contain more kinds of flower og plants 'hail all Europe * member* aurst Evening Bridge The nodal department of the Woman'* Club-, entertained infor­ mally at unction bridge Tuesday evening at the Woman’s Club houae. T i n . dull.. rooms .were decorated for the occasion with a profusion of cut ilow'erst, goldenrod and vines, which made the rooms lok very altrarlive. There were seven tables.of play­ ers and after a number of interest­ ing rublrfcrs of auction the scores wire compared and it was found that Mrs. Forrest Lake had won highest score of the ludics, and was presented with a puir of white silk hoae. Mr. Forrest Lake won the gentlemen's prize, a tie and socks tc mat eh. At t i l o’ clock a delicious salad course was served, consisting ot Paramount — M y rtle Steadman . in “ W IL D ,O L IV E ” fit the chicken salad, sandwiches and cof­ Slar M onday fee. The hostess, Mrs. W. I*. Cartel was assisted In serving by Mesdnmes Deane Turner, Geo. D. Bishop C. E. Henry aijd Robt. Webb. The nfternoop proved thoroughly informal and delightful und those present spent a most enjoyable evon- of 1. It,—i j I OH p e r se,,i R\i t.llsllel rulglium -cei l 111 l i v e lllislll I t j 75 | er Imsl'i 1 n ' pl el M •uitl.v entertained by Mrlulius Taka, h it t iiv home i f her mother, Mrs Aspmwall The girl* are busy with their fancy work for i he bazaar or, December 11 f. The i ml vinfr ioii little hand believe in beginning early A new member was added to the soiiety on Monday, Miss Prances Gonzales. Other present were Misses Chariot le Hand, Snidee Williams, Frances Aspmwall. Mis Neal nmj Mrs Braxton Perkins HiaixntKiri ■!.,1 there j,di* r Making powo& £ o ic a g o iw T h e kiddies nrc up early, e v e r " on the g ntitl m e nlwnys hungry. Cheap mul big , anBaking t'ownl els do not Save you money. Calumet docs it's Purr ■ml far superior to sour milk snd sod*. II a \i Is y our you You fir ud tri I'u* Mimet hit v; ) ' .. ■ ,u te celery farm In ■ dilc-. -oiil to.i t of y a n ford. Hallo,-,insured for J COO.OO. barn, chicken housi artedun well t’ n> half nub to -i ..... 1 ..ml lording statioi . Ierj*nre of W W Miller, Sanford. biscuits S u n '-*" : r • i healtItfnl, nourish i no. pronoirice 1 ftxxj nil uuy lung. I l 'l •or?, ill# I -irk# WnrL, lit m- 1 M r md Mr- I lo I an iiiiiiine the Kirib of :i daughter on • immeow cro am . e f|< m l” .ill , Thursday, Uct 2 1 't - Tin- little gul bud many i .n u i i , * tit. r (< » « •c has bepn named Martha Alrnedn. boost them i oy a i i y . An soon as | the two teams c: :r -1 upon the field pu: Rent Two pretty furnithe^ tint fGVMI.i I *- o 'jin' |i ic f1 f lh» }• it vvas seen that O'h 1 mlo had the ni'Mii-’ . -1 .(>m! (light, separate enFrom the nr fil, *«h|rx I fo iht* 'leriaioft I weight and it wa almost for, com t- t i1 v’.i-, slftve vink. watfr Diamatized by u IrfBw ADli-ftimn Jifkil i it»« hr if * ih ’-’ i liii I'liuii eonclusioi, l al the tirungc • <t|•11 :*I f \ I,. Willi."1v if * i . nweill h I « rafi lf Elmer Hnrris *• < H f.» mMi•» v n t f hu I ||, , |team w.odd walk .irioiml our boys., Mtri’im Strange tL**ut »r.*kir g <tiiy |*r* msnu.ii j.r i but the SunpJld tealli i*w II" such, I’At it” law • oj live r i l t ellt j«' tin* . " < , 4 tti ' t • * r ij it,#* «* T U 'iin k n U je i * ! wor ■! a- g l , • uI* and ' * , i .■kto ! i . »»t l"t rent lug fel !•>w • w■l li I t lie l III I ti * celery give- them The sloppy field made poor play­ For Rent Furnished room in i,r*' ing one ol the goals being under vale family Modern convenience* , water and the playing t>f.,^hc teams 115 French Ave. I 2 -8tp was not up to the average. I Morris Spencer, Bill Pope. P114J ,For Rent DeSl rooms I Ezell and Harold Wushlium for the k' litlem, I, .,n pii vlx I homo . team were ''--^^ie)jtjona||y Lati R< a-ont’ tile. bright stars and their work was T o 0 )* V u u r * u| Sanford I Kin a rAtitJUlai# for r r - f l * r l i u f i W iflt* i chewetf fro d ith o grand stand ugsitrf iifflrr till < I rr k inlT C u l l r c t o f t Hu 1 llW m «rv* to hi* lirIff* K qv. It, lljfcfl;’ p ta v ri r -YowelFA ainl again. ill11« «l t hln o#11ri* for ftv0 y#tr* ■in| 1 HInk |bi | > *Ph7-' 1 , Orlando boys also'*played well and 1 h*v»* *lh0 nfCfHiry «oi(>rrirfici* md *%Wi . ap|*r#rtatr jrwuf A»ypD«r(. - * *t * I, • their bruw’n was a stone wail of dcor S'clew-irpu-affijL f ” . ’ tense. The game wan groal/y envY. f. Tlffgpoiy J^Ol-tf. ' •joyed by those present and demon­ strates that football Is becoming plirtinc’iit* popular with llje fgps u.ad'the otiier led roopiV” L game* to be played li'ctrf^should bring Lre.'v v 8'l f' out record breaking crowds." ”■ Tiie official ’score“Was L,* to 0 in ♦ rcr il> ..t O.a. room Cvi in favor of Orlando, but the home y depot. Enquire FJ.’l , \1 team is confident of victory next I N r time they meat i '•* PO LITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Store closed Tuesday preparing for opening, Wednesday morning at ♦ 1 Disagreeable Calomel is Yielding to 1 17 P"• Pleasant-liv-V er-Lax- - ■ *♦» . E I CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING ii L - <** ♦- ***+„ rc-<-<><* - ’ W A N T E D * All Local Advertisem ent Under <>.’ This Heading T H R E E GENTS a » physicians generally 'agr.ee* that Line For Each Insertion.Minimum i the nntlseating.vTinideusant effects cif Wimtttri—To*, trade good Charge 2,r» Cents. ' • r f calomel are due to the undesirably violent action it has on t Me system For a lon’g while various substitutes have been tried, but it was only recentlythat Die really wonderful rem- • . edy, r i V - y : R . | . t \ was jin- purtTrf • • 1 successfully by L. A Grigsby • 1,1 V.VKH-l.AX has all the gqod. 1 and none of the find efferri of ealon mel. U i* a necessity in every home, • always being ready to cleanse the ] i sluggish’ liver and bile clogged »ys- 1 > tern, with no unpleasant after ef- i . feels,,/ | 1 I.IV-VEH-I.AX is guaranteed “ to 1 . give satisfaction, or your money will | t be immediately refunded. Insist on t . the original bearing the likeness of " 1 L. K. G/igsby. For sale in 50c and For Sale— Two fre|h milk FOR SALE Hand Bros. honet . delivery wagon and bar ness to trade for a second ham! Ford auto truck, J. L. Miller at M illors ,‘lTaleify.' Wanted*—Permanent’ 'pdsitio*j h/ first-class experiouced ■f>ounK stenographer. vfnim New_ Vorji.-Mfl aiifitstul Telegraph. Co, •kt.1 AVantcd*—In modem „h four /ooms sgitabl^'rfor*l keeping. Wilt rent froijj I 6tli to NKay Pr J u i i V ^ T j ily. No childri’ n. c-d .Herald, qtating rent a Wanted— A German Hkp havo a job tires* " d c r man, "• ic abo*lt ft^jiouse- iftpt De** fa«!*.y f^Room*! man would • vA' ^ 7 �P • i v . , V:4r ’ ’ . -—■r ■■ .— ......................... — :•* •— - . * : ------------------- * - — *. W v * / * — — • - • • * . • * IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY ON AND FRIDAYS IN V G L I ’M E V I I • SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY OCTOBER 2G. 1915 Pr es by t er i an ( ' SANFORD CITY \ VRDS WILL BE CLEANED UP a n d p r iz e s SANFORD—Li/eI. Well, are to be OFFERED FOR THE BEST PLACES E. N o l e n Tbe Presbytcrinn C. E. met on Friday evening, Oqt. 22. with n large, rnthuslartir, attendance. Rev. Strpng, our district president rarne o v e P fo r a short- while before the minting and gave n moat in­ structive and interesting talk on the "Dixie Standard of Efliciency, and ulso' about t he district convention to he held iir Kissimmee in November. Our society expects to -end a big del­ a t io n . f* The devotional meeting was in charge of Co. A., Mrs. Geo. Paxton Itrades, Subject, “ Politica fojr God,” nnd nil the members of the Com­ pany made fine talks on different phases of the sub’ert. Our next meeting will lie on Thurs­ day evening of this week, instead of . p_t I I rTMJ. __ . t _ a11 Friday as- usua . This meeting * 1 be m i barge of ( <: It . Mis- hist I’ urdon lender. A NEW HOUSE BOAT WORKS; FOR MOVIES SAFE HARBOR; IN SANFORD BIG FACTORY SANFORD HAS BEEN CHOSEN THIS WILL BE THE LATEST BY VETERAN SHOWMAN ENTERPRISE FOR THE AS PLACE OF FUTURE RAPIDLY GROWING y •* RESIDENCE CITY OF SANFORD After looking them over A. G. Sanford will have.the boat works From November 17 to November Allen, the veteran minstrel mnn has and the harbor for motor boats that 2 o n is proposed to ask our rity to decided to locate in Sanford and has so long been needed here. This take part in « general movement lot make this city ills residence. - He much* was adored yesterday in the .-batting up and beautifying, andhas given the contract to George purchase of the old Fibre Factory u;-----------------------it, ,, i m i _____ committee of the Woman's Venable for a fine building to lie on thiV lake shore, just north-west of . 1,1). is fortunate fn having enlisted erected on the Hines block on First |the A C I, docks and freight depot ihe interest and hearty support of 'treet. recently swept clean by fire j The new liont works will lie tinN in t h Street Park 11,. ..,i > coUrxil. Alley ways and vaund the new building will be used |der the personal management of In view of the fact that the park . •„ lots will come in for special exclusive!) fur movies and Other a t - i S Sherman, who has made *uch a . t•, i i.iri and there will tie a general on Ninth street is tlu> Fii«t public tractions in the theatrical line ] surer -' of the plant at Heicsfurd iu.La-l.iuAL 8P<J_cle.urjnjjiwaj^ jcnuiv- ground to meft the eves of strangers The new •lotddrrtr will he fiO feer-nnti Mr - htTcrTtirin ‘irljf tn*":fv-';'|sn’ rt .t|,i,i io the s|iriug und fall house arriving in the city it should lie as front und 117 feet in depth und will by ( Kenniaon of Orlando, who is cleaning events so dear to the heart beautiful as it can lie inado for “ first seat 1.000 peoplo with three doors also an experienced builder and impressions are lusting.” A move­ of every thrifty housewife. on each side for emptying the the­ wood worker. Some changes have been made in ment is aireudy on font which will atre in rase of fire or panic. The Messis Sherman and Kenniaon the arrangement of districts, as in- result in its development nnd it is stage will In* twenty feet wide with are in lhi- city anil expert to interest I by the following outline. proposed to have il laid out and thirty fool pr osceni um and Mr the |...... of t h i s i l l ) mi thi- pro .i, l )i;estions m a y lie referred to pluntnd in as elfeelive manner a» Mien will book «oiiie of the i h frsi J(.rl , ,a|!y the owners of boats u ho have been chosen ns possible •lass IIItrneiions for the coming sea-1 ilt„| |IPH n,„| Orlando people It is suggested that it tie given son ami expect" to give I he ,,, • t . hair men tic people 1111 • r*-"(**•! i t> i In- idea ,*f 11 •yi. t I From Tenth sir. el m a n.iltle more ill-tic ttv* than Nil,’ I >>f Sanford tin best.liter* i« in the |,.»v, r -.,1* harbor for th*-i, i**i.,l" Street Park." so the III..iter t" t** be 1 ., inuse me lit line in both movies and .,,,,1 , | •t , limit-, south, east and west Hi- where t lie) can |*ur* b.,'*left In a vote of the citizen* A Ilf's popular play« I’ li .nr hi,its. Mr- W M Hay lies Mipp i. s it**! have i lo ir boats „v*-r for this purpose will l,e placed i,, The workmen nr*- busy on tin- It .till* I 11 t-,,i || F’riim Tenth street i<> d r*-pulled I'l,*- to w b**,lt t In ||era hi otb* i ai.il passers I y m-w liHildmg. which will Io- of lirick wort . will lui'e a tnarine basin U. .,Ke tuMiinleil h> Kim avenue urged to deposit then choice for ,t and fire proof construct ion throughi,n tli. west and by the west side of larg*- i-nmigh 10 hold 7.7 Imi,Is-, large mi no• ,i and the theatre will ),, open in ., i>d i..* t • *|* •ift Mir ••*» f < It air i r,*| ., ina r, i,*- pai 1 w .,, will I -I form at,out November lift, ,-nth haul th* I,h.i I s from l In* Ink*- i *• l he Mr - 1 | 1I ( nil Mi? >>n Hri. Is •*r earlier K n ker J*m m I V HI •*! r« ,-t t* I nI *>r in uI ion f or t III f„i|<*ra. |i*,„|<-d in the Imifiliiig r<roads \ (I Allen was in tin- I healri cal **-iiil\ in 111> i I I*) tin- til,r** fa*t or\ a v • • ii ilcii h> Siiitfor<l I> i > i i , i •^ . I w isl I o e x t e n d f o \ o n oil beli.tlf bu “iness for many years, having This ' -tiil.iit.|C that h - long l“ * n an *i tli • *-a-l .lllll !•y t h r rll*'1 -lib o f t l i e b o a r d of , 0 ,1,11 v c o m m i s s i o n In-ell o|| the road for sixteen year- i vi- «**r* -in the !ak*- f rom will Inr •i ! V•1- li­i» tin 1hr \v i *h f 1 liatr e f " Ifi a n d f or S e t i n n o ' e , I t l l l l U .III with Mlef-'s Mm tr.-l- ami iiei-oiuing pi.,.* I I'l lir-l . Ill's i OIhIi IHIH llld \1iiMiri M• lt M ,. ' me e t a 11 11 II" lie XI ' **d of Ihe r<>a»l iIs-■id*-i| to -s-t• h *11111 S.tfilnr'l .t 1 - *■n in III S It .ll Hill I " li*.iiil,. I.||I- of the bil'l*-*l failitries |\ N o v i III),, - 2toi .IMlf It Wi l l ti, xuiiH' Hornl.i •'it \ ami huvr iii t h , . ".*■,-1 1 ,111 . •-niployitig u force of , t , ,i rotts * ,r*i ,iml ( r«»m (hi • 1a k* T li e' l l . , ' . >Tin•• voil »*tn h m tl r,. j tionit* a^jain Hi-* fxtf111 1> will skille 1 workmen anil adding mule to . limits south Sul ll vision. In* our pIpHiiir* „ f,.w ,f thev will null) to th.- pav roll of tin- cii\ I in i art of the city known us format toil from .oir ollice as w,,ul,l i r y ., bousekeeping d In onto i o or i', *-■wt < hairmaii Mr- < K 11kel -. gr • vou l,« I * r kii'>wb,dg<- “ I I’ hc new work' will h„v*- iniriioour bn* k roads as-uring you that of Sanf or d \S n h, r wu)s and a hoist .iiol all I In- app nr In it t \ F r o m K i m a v e n u e to tbi' very* important matter which tenanci-H of a first ,-|as* boat build It ^ I* U. Notes . • • it- west, from ilie lake to affects ,-vi-ry tuxpayer of Seirumile mg works ai.il l lo- manufacture of A v.-r) inierestmg program v„s ■|Y ii -tree! Sub division. The county in the matter of construct­ boats, launches und even rendered by tbe Senior B V P U small l. -• .f tin- , i t \ l •own a« G o l d s - ing lirick roads ha* not escaped our Company o f : large steamers wi\| be begun here Sui ol u) e v e n i n g Th time aild a* lent mil 4 ' l.a1rtn.i• M r I K lohn This new enterprise Is one.that will Kuuians w„s in charge, of- w h o m We have not accepted the present 'Oil bring Aian) tourists who are lovers Miss l.ucille l i mes is C ap t ai n Mr . t. i i I . mirage I In spirit I. i. k rn.nl' and will not in the !,* x’ i i-l M a lm led ’ l e meeting and was of the water In-re w her*- th*-\ cun ' 1 ,*l..*r their boat' all I lo v. r . . f I . <|l. It. . It |f 11 • . . .. a: - !...' p i g -ii........ I- I in i *i d ’ v M r E u g c i - ‘"It.gli I a r . wit) gill tn.g ., binding -»gre« in i •. ,.||. ring pri/« • in ■.i'l M • * M* l b ! oursev. M i " r-* ,r,d and will al'H *tim dill* t f>bniHl f i m i t-*-.t ' *'• ' •"* ' . of*L- *»T ’ he b.flMtVfg **f new ,i. . t i n t l.a.sl spnti g. . . as .ml* . • )ti--s suit Mr irul Mrs Wtirctrxx i«csl In fact such i>.. ..I. iN-qucntl) repe. i t fd. the by i he |»n*'h company win* furnish* I \t tlo i m u I i M i i n a beautiful tolo. launches und bouts pm* - were awarded for prodigality live lirick, liuhlc fm tin- maintenance ent it led “ | Saw My Mother Kneel­ an enterprise has long been needed and variety of ‘annual* This fall und leplacing of any brick on the ing" was sung by Mrs. Ernest Betts. here and the possibilities of tho new tin *liedille is entirely different, road that may g*> bad in five year* \ H a l l o w e ’en Social will be given factory nn<l hi,sin are unlimited. ■ii "■ . w a r d ' w i l l go to encourage without'- cost to the *,mi ii t \. We ..I t he St ewar t h o m e on Un i on i , ve­ Every one here should assist the new hope to f t all of the Mifermr brn k •. • ell io t \ scheme "f nue F r i d a y eve n i n g , for the beio-tit * ni erpriK.* I- , lo .i, worked out as fid out and re|.'a*e*l w p h .......I Ii* I | • f the It i P I piano T h e Boys , l;i"X bri* k III th*- lllll* II.* I l**ll* -I M» i -r g e m ral .-lie. I all p e r rel i t V-» •.••ut'nehjt. ' (o.r cent For l.u.l m g . , pel i ell I *** . r a l .-lie, I will i ncl ude tin r. i me and repair of house, a* NO. 19 Ex-Chief Beavers Here Mr. and Mrs. Beavers und little grandson were here on Saturday in their touring car, coming all the way from Atlanta nnd going south us far ns Tampa. Mr Beavers, until re­ cently, was chief of police of Atlanta, holding the position for four year and being on the police force of A t­ lanta in continuous service for 22 years. He fell- out with jfoe powers thnt he in regard to the segregation of the red light district nnd other re forms and was beheaded, although the chief was standing for law and order first and politica afterward. .The party will spend several months near Tnmpn nnd expect to stop of! here on tbe way home. While here they called upon Mrs. Stephenson and daughter. Miss Hazel Stephen­ son on Sanford Heights, old friends for many years in Atlantu. NOVEMBER 25 SET ASIDE FOR THANKSGIVING PRESIDENT WILSON ISSUES ANNUAL PROCLAMATION DESIGNATING DATELT TO GIVE THANKS ' Washington, D. C., Oct. 2tf.— President Wilson has, in a procla­ mation, designating Thursday, N o ­ vember 2 f>, ns Thanksgiving Day, called attention to the fart that tho United Stutes has been at peace • while most i»f Europe has been at , San f or d Debut i ng C l u b war. The fullow'ing postal has been re­ • ‘‘ We have been able to assert our ceived by many of the citizens of rights and the rights of rnunkind Sanford .uni tlm-e who have not re, , without breach of friendship with luiliiul ajuu tic u lavfjmial ai«wl-tUim 4i* - - — t- —... » t * —~ tnr irrcur nations with wh ont w,will lie, ) list us welcome 11 has have to deal,” suid the president. simply been impossible to make a The text follows: personal canvass of all the men of “ It has long been the honored cus­ the city: tom of our people to turn in the Dear Sir fruitful autumn of the year in praise The almve club will hold its preund t h a n k sg i v i n g to A l m i g h t y God I,miliar) in.-itirtg in tho fniigrogU'l for Hi s m a n ) blessings and mercies toni.il church auditorium next Tu,*sl o us as a nati on T h e year t h a t is dit) TODAV Oct 2 tifh. lit 7 (0 I Signed High Si himl It ii I.**s of n i . r,.|fi I h ••) as t rc now d r a w i n g t •• ., , lose sino- w«- lujit n b - i - r ' i - d our day of national t h i n k s gi vi ng has been, while a y ear of dis cipline because of ihe m i g h t y forces of war „ro| of change- whi ch h aw disturbed tlo- world, also a y e a r o f ’ i sperinl In-losing for us. \ not lo r >i-i,r of peace has Iteeri vouchsafed ii" another \e.,r in wh i ch l,ol only In take t h ou ght of ou r d u l y to ourselves and to m a n k i n d but also, i o adjust ourselves tu the muny responsibilities- thrust upon us by i h* w ir w tin h bus i n v o l v e d al most tile wtoili of Ku r op i We have beep aide lo assert our rights and -ll rights id m a n k i n d writ hunt breal ’ of friendship and the great nations w:th w’ holtl we h av e had to deal, and while we have asserted rights, we have been uLite also to perform duties ami exerri se vfirivilcges of nuc- I lo re i.r• i nuinlii-r of iliing- we would like i-X|,|ilined by the school board First of all. la'I year we wi-ri inf or life d by I lo- lio „ I board ,*r I heir f *•|*ti-"i-nI at I \r that ihe) wi-ri- , ompelled to place tin- »*-\ **b11, and iiglilb grades ,n tin- high hi hoo| building and that room would have to l,<- made for th’-rn Bill we wen- also assured tin,t this would ■lot menu lenience u» all) except thill we would have lo put up with less room und have our building torn up for a year Now. after everything eor and tieljjfulness which sholtld Nxus explained to us we eonfornuul serve to demonstrate 'our * tleairo lo to this, hut on coming buck (o make the offices- of f riendshi p ihe school this year we tun! a set of means of truly dislulciested „ u d pnpriimary rules laid nut for us, rules selfish service stricter and more absurd i hun w*(,bir a b i l i t y lo serve ,,|| w ho have heel! id uslolio-d lo to Ifn could avail 1 helllsi-l Ves of . ou r j r f i bird and fourth grades tin11 se are vices in tlo midst *d - risis It ii 4 been j . tiifnrmed v>y tho tonrtior! T h a t t h t T t f i n c r e a s e d b y a grucfijus P r o v i d e n c e, i« on ui'coUMl of kl'*' lower grades by fiiore ijnd more abundu’nt crops; thnt ure over here, that we have-no our inujf(in financial resources hnvxmore rights than they have Now enabled Us to steady the markets of we wish to ask the local hoard if tliii world ur^l facilitate neccssufy they are going to keep their prom­ Luuiveineui of commerce, whicli the ises 1 war ought, otherwise have r e n d e r ed A nut tu r thi ng, we have twentv 1. , ,* . i mp O' - f b l i and our peo|,le have d e p u r t i neni <>( 1 1 , e 1 minutes at noon for lino h and have , , It.iiid. also "i-.i-r.il good musicians an more and and more more to to aa sober I cu me more We will !*•• glad to ii.oW y o u - , , meet M eilnes- been nri-ii«t«>med I ” h s v t r p "orne* ■ r. udi-rswill f •i r *•I-f» e nrcrtai nrn. - ni 1 W o mwifi a n ’sCltif , ret, Ii rut onf» Jl the part ilo-v have r v o . r . l ' a» I • xpl.. * ' ■ . i hi- "chonl . ' 2 7 1h at I i*b 1 1 k w., v of b u y i n g llllicb , \,ro, ••II ,ll.,w. en - p i i - l " will In l.ivafternoon. ■been called upon to |•1 > jn a turn* (*>rmatio*i y*-n inigi-’ wi-d N o w one of otir business in l be club rooms on O a k a v enue grounds. indulged iii All friends |when all tlie world is shaken by unL. P H a g a n ( iootl program for afternoon men has built a lunch r o o m across If Y P U are inci ted purul^-led distresses and disasters. ihe street, north of the school »• . . ground", pulling no s t r e s s “ jfomclhing New tgain or 'In- .'in* and costliness of buildOn Wednesday,' .ctolier 27th the J-s. . mg*, hiit layMitg the stress on their Presbyterian Christian Endeavor I-ami qlganiy appearance. "Uenifrct-’ Vvvjlf.also include the ar- will pull nJT, an entirely new*, stunt ti ti grouping and placing of plants. Not an cntortuinnient. nor another plliy, but a proposition by which Neatness" will indicate the genyou make tpohey as well as the <* E d all the yehr round- attention That's something’ new for a church ’ thb. ground! .as- shown by society to. do, |a. It not? v^ tJ ^ oo of walks, shrubberies and Tills Is it! T)n Wednesday, Oct I. —<< 27th three .or more of our young “ Vro |flcgl planflng" is included ladies of the O .- E will clerk' In Mr j"'-.ibse i| Florjdji is ever to come L. h T aylor’a l^ j m f c l fccQne" st..re .-to |ier fi/ll ^Mrt^ure.Yof,beauty, she from eight. U.. m.- li'ntil « l g p in 'rwisf utffla^iY « •many ptilma, anil Five per rent of-' the total sales of 'j.. mora-^ti^diir^Ortiariientals which igfill the '•tore will life Clve.p to th.- C. E. <*^illx(ingiii»b her from other southern forTtheir Building* Fund- In ordet to assure you of perfectly* efficient r. . , a[ prizns great canservice MT;r. p ^ y lo r ' *ilj have r'hts .b ('Aiflt?-'nxerciaerl to have the ju d g ­ assistants halp.^n trvpty way pos­ ing fair and unbiased.''*• r m .. <ii, the 1 ‘Jtl, ajni 2 Uih of Novuni- sible Thfro will’ he bargain sub-s on dif­ *«4ivr will be hebj a plant .sale at some l"unt to be announced later, ehrys- ferent urticiea and til. »Tvcry Indy who "themum* and other autumn buys a pair of shoes'then’ will he a t I'-'iom Thery will be prizes fpr proptjgm given, valued .at not less rns,s ;nul ch^ysanlheinums, and this than \Qn$ dollar. •' contest wllf tw open to any ritlze’n ' Wo earnestly ask VOU to help us put on this day. No sale will be ° f Seminole county. Pull protniym lists will appear in too ama!L;lf you buy but a spool of thread o r ‘ ‘ handkerchief it* will Hu* Herald shortly. help. Nor will Ifny sale he too large If you wisl* your purchase will he .Halloween Social delivered to your home I’L**'Ladies' Aid Society of th •Appiweialihg and thanking J0U ,l‘0 hvtennn church will )’ ive a_Hal-'fot aaxJh'"*: >’ou m,‘ >' 'lo lo hr,P u' t n w , parjiy-at the social .fooms of oat on this day. Wo ure I ' j . i l i v I7esfi>,terlan church on Friday ■* Respectfully y ou r s . bight beginning at eight o'clock. The Presbyterian C. Ek There will bo aeveral ghostly mnrH- . ' ‘A 'i _____ 1_____ h-tations and the evening will be ''•bl*!.® Highwaymen, Here lull of surprises to those who it* MotorsWaddie and Dclsderfer of tend. All- are cordially Invited to the Dixie Highway touring party ■ttend and no admission s>Hl* be _ _______ __ help* ytsterday en route to the charged. The ______ fpllowing .UallnwceD • - >inch Will bn on sale at *a rxiasonaWp coast, t«* Ibvestigate this part [iSMl»v.monni~lo go to jth« church of >he- Ulgiwai'.. These genUemen ita’rtM A GLIMPSE OF TH E W A R FROM ONE INTERNED IN NEUTRAL SWITZERLAND Bern, Switzerland, Oct. 7, 1916. Dear Mr. Holly: You see from the caption that I am in Bern, the Swiss capital, and it occurred to me that you, us well as some of the' readers of the San­ ford Hcruld would Ire pleased to rend u brief letter from n Florida tramp, written at tho rapitul of the ofdest republic, ulrout Switzerland and other places and things, on this, and on that side of tile Atlnptic. . As you know, it is less than onethird the sixo of Florida. An island, surrounded by t a l l Ir a r h e d wire fences, walls of burnished atcel bay­ onets, nnd nn nrtpy of nbout ‘four hundred thousand soldiers trained eguippod and on duty, protecting Swiss neutrality. Think for n moment of Florida, having- bo many soldiers, armed in ranip and on duty. It is strange hut tFiic, that nn the German frontier, the Swiss are ruth r pto (ierinan, idol the lUTTgUugc is mostly German. On tho French side they nre pro French and the lan­ guage mainly French, and on the Italian side'they arc pro Italian, apd the language mainly Italian, nnd tin* Swiss arc divided, but lean more strongly to Italy. But there la ao much to write about I must'cut on a whole lot of things. this nnd then on thnt aide nf the ocean, and the result will he u rain h!ing, disjointed scrawl. Among other things i urn thinking that the ordinary American citizen, a lover of repose nnd peace, inter­ ested in the business affairs of life,and little time to spure, will talk to you ubout n few only of tliq great meil— Moses, Noah, George Wash­ ington, Abraham Lincoln und Woodrow Wilsotu anil about a few notable, historic eventa— the Creation, the flood nnd the civil war, and lenvo it to tho mental vision of the lisf-nor, to sec for himself nnd read things between the lines that sepa­ rate the far apart periods of time. No time for smnil things, just a few of the blggost men and the biggest things' t But Mr- Boh Holly, of all the hig things, thjs European wnr is the biggest since the Creation, when God said it is finished, and on the seventh day rested from His labors There, ure more men, women and soldiers engaged In it. There are more guna, and of more norta, more capnon and bigger ones, more cruis­ ers, hattlcshipa, dreadnuughts, eupcf dread naughts, ,’\ submarines, torpedo boats, more, hydroplanes, air craft of all aorta and aixes,~inr eluding Zlpperlinjj autl’ moro difle/- I am tblQjdng of many things and ent .kinds, >n<t sorts of things used *•-- destruction * - * • of• •human ... JDHhe life^ on hc‘ J»fg party at Chl- they ruah through with tho sand mad hurry o r an AIpjAe tor land n a f# " *ed, under the aey.'knd ch<d of! at Daytona and you will discover roc firat itihued on Page 2 of the rout*. , house. But we are told that we rnnnot go over there liernuse it is on the girls' side und off of the school grounds, but that it will In- all right for the girls to go We ure told that we are expected to art like. Indies and gentlemen and still we cannot lie trusted and are treated like childron. We think as high schooS pupils wr are due some rights or at lenat a satisfactory explanation as to why this is so Wo nre not trying tn make this seem worse than it is, Imt as it appears to us. The High Schiiol Boys "T h e extraordinary circum­ stances of such a lime have done much *4 o quicken bur national con­ sciousness and deepen und c9 nfir.n1 ouF conTidence in the principle of peace und freedom by whicli w. have* always sought to bo guideil. Out of darkness apd |*erplcxity hhve* * ' come firmer counsels of 'policy and clearer perceptions of the essential welfare of the- nation. We '.have prospered while other people were ut war hut our prosperity han been vouchsafed us, we believe, only that we might the bettor perform the (unctions which w'Ar rendered im­ possible for them to perform.. 'Vow. therefore. I, Woodrow Wil8° n* Urwldvnt of the United States of * Anon-jyi do hereby designate ^ ^ u ^ d a y . the 25th day of N ovcm w aif a day of thunkagivlng aniHWaycr, and .invite the pooplo .iWoughout .* tho lan.I to ceuse from wimj^tj occupations, and in their ' I homes und- pf«<S** o f * Tonlghl - mal- the Star •" peatfhy, or n>a’j|i$ul of a Wdinjin.*.' starring Emity Stevens, the brilliunt omotJtrfial actress, willbb' will he shown at the Star ThqatrV pn Tuesday, Oct 2 «ith. is a po^ciffd a lfgoriral study, which will «P[»eaf strongly to every human, heart, ?t is the latest release on tfie tlie pritgrrai. pr,igrr*». itt»rxhip render'tbanka to" Almighty pose on w the Metro I* Pictures f'orporatittn Gt»«f.• . ’ «••- ' and wj»a‘ produced ced by tlie U. A. '.."jjrilinictts Vhetrof. I have heroRolfc rompartV-: from from the the ’Triginun «TriginuF u?db‘ Vkr sbt mv mv haruF and .cuuaed tho manuscript by Anthony P. Kelly.- N c^ l of t h » United State* to lto jixed% . Throughout all the pictures rn4’ .. 7.T»One^it th vM\y: of Waxhington, arts it carries a convincing and en- tFiin twentieth-day nf October in the tiirnl'-’-g message the treatment of yn r -0( our ij))r)| on,. thousand, nine *yi the iheine is most unusuul, and it htindreti and fifteen, and of tho yiis.notably rich in novel and strikingtj^ p ^ d e n c e of the United S U U *».o f (1 hotoi'niiiliir effects. Snnm' itf tthe h#» Ame/ica & *1 . . .the l . ___V ...... i_ .1 and* # photographic, Some -of one hundred fortlmost startling of these occur in the • ’ ’ U-.V cafe scenea, whither the young nov* »•**■#“Woodrow Wilton.” '* .'. i ^ : Ice goes to view the world. Wheif , h<v BroxidenJ: Robert' Lan.* Rum. I.ust, Avarice tempt the Hojpjtffor-. v^rotiTry o( Htj»4ft.. *'’ their shadows are seen to leave their nV 3 - v *y ^ f bodies and go over < ‘ ‘ ifi’ ’ “ “ lad’s ear, whilp the in tKeir seau. Tho which the Angel of from a ’ painting o and carries off the woman'* sopLlij ac tycd o'clofk and for !>«•*'' girl*’ ’" V * '* ’ ’ Disco of. wonderful photogn ,s •* -*. . - . /{■ & “ ,S.1 ^ ^ A ? ri r- y( . -v * �~ -r W f T ’ili 97.gras Eg®**, BP ... PACK TWQ *• :» ft *♦?«*’ *1'"jl T t ;i ,?|v i^f* THE SANFORD HERALD E8^?5c5 'W f * * • **;i**' T T r." I it ■’•‘e ; h |B A -> THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY published his Herald,'a n tf did at ex 'l , ',s o 1 ,,m* "ltl< oi.mngi mi n . " ^J whom I am in contact, and I find cccdingly well. Y5i>u - ran depend. *5P )on" »'-(utiMire am it is tru > |tliat the middle Florida sentiment upon women t*» dp anything in this ’ r ^rVnr !1 11 .r' 111 1 " ' o 111 j„ wtrongly in favny o f the S r Johns mere I l i an what some of these wom­ world except * sharpen a pencil, River Route, feeling thnt that one en can do in the way of making I ’ uuCu.. GAfilu IIiiraltLL •hould lie carried thtnugh to com.’hftme more ttrtnrrTrrr. srttb'Htt-spend-. o ■* pTekjibT at TTTJc fffirtitmt -pos-iHlr dating any "appreciable a mount of cash ■ Sonic of tham, however, expressing '*B<fa** Holly of tiTe Sanford Hcrfor it. the itlea that it may later be found nld will be busy thin Week explain* ,^i\Vhun they a w a k e n " That Is desirable to have un East Coast ing^T-iiast week, while iie attended the time the women have great faith route in addition to the St. Jolrtis the meeting o f tin* "pres* gang" ir in a man when Ids ambition i ^ at River Route, but practically with­ Jacksonville, he 1 turned his 'paper work out a dissenting voice, they all f• I over to the women of the town If you will just take notice of thnt the St Johns River Route is of Kissimmee ‘ Gazette. things and affairs a round you. you first and immediate importance () wifi realize that O T H E R M E N are If there is anything I can do per “ Armour” McLaughlin of Sanford i just l i ke llny*e women in this respect sonally nr olllelally1 to aid you in baa u ' h*!\v name lor Fur,ds He they have great faith in you when I .. , . . .. . , this undertaking pray call on me culls them " T in L iz z ie s " And to \our ambition is at wotk | 1 without hib-dtatjon, ns I urn willing arid literary approval to the term a Let le* give our Leesburg women d/-ak of work in the writer in the Saturday Evening I'oil the right to show their faith in us. to do a great de:tk furtherance of this' idea. ' •supplies the same name in fiction, It is time, for W r y truly* yours apenking of the "tin Lizzies" i-hug There are. some mighty ainlo • ■ W ,C. Temple •ging up u hill. -Kissijnlaee -Gazette lions housed in the minds of some ,* * G of us Leesburg men dozing The Shuoling of Dan McGrcw* If Rob Holly would answer thP t^urg Commercial. I : . ■• . ■.. TU*'. \V** •. f \ - £ ‘ ' • The Best Investment Before investing your nioney in securities, consider the advantnge of nnjlnterest Account with this Bank as an investment. Your money will be available when you want it, and will be protect­ ed against any loss By our Capital and surplus of $45,000. Amounts from $1.00 up will be accepted and may be added to from time to time. • *r -> PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD tYAHrVPURRUSlHESS, II. R. STEVENS rreeldtel C. M. HAND (ln-PtHM«l SANFORD, FLORIDA F. L WOODRUFF Vks.Pr.ud.nl 6 . L. TAYLOR Cerhlrr R. R. DEAS Aul Caek'rr possibilities Volusia stands j second . vVc to nono, nnd'vtith the'jMv ment the association is receiving daily from every part of the coun­ ty, it stands ready to do itself proud in this,, our first exposition, pol.and is cormnit to the fropt in her usual progressive spirit, and will provide in a hospitable manner, ’ptnple-’.kecQmmodations for its vis­ it orW ‘thuping the week. COM E HS; A Mb A W I T WE W I L L M A K E VOL' JLAFpYb Annuuncrment’* *— . Having been aflpAihtafl (arm,dem­ onstration agent for Seminole dd'unty under the joint direction of the U. S. Department of Agriculture and the Florida State Agricultural College, tu begin ' my duties November 1st, I take this opportunity to ask the fruit growers, farmers and stock raisers of the county ut large to nsHt,| ml. m securing the fullest attention and benefits to be deitved Irbm the Department I shall be subjei t to your call at all times to convey to you promptly «uch information and assistance t hi Department offer*. CM Berry, * Sanford, Florida ■CHIMMIK FADDEN" AT THE STAR FRIDAY -------------------------------- f------------and saved us by defeating the Rough sluiLl not he by mousing owls haw)<d ut and killed (Hi, by the way I Rider If you remember 1 wrote you have just seen Hon P. A. Stovall, minister to Switzerland I from Itiskra in Africa in early Jan­ our uary idl'd, that in tny opinion C o l think you know him a* an editor Ronsi-vi U s inordinate a in li i t i o n nnd newspaper mini, from Augusta. woo'd eause him to crush Mr T s f t . ( I a He i* u getitb-rnun nnd scholar or i.isrupt the Itapukilican parly, or nnd knows t • business uud ill*ti.volvs- I he United States in war in h.ir-te- the i,ii ii-* of he* olfice woh |y III' Is about your or d - ' i o further iim' u'iou.* endPitt . i d a ' i- rjote/ fisd iWJ ,i ■"! fji -Mi i n «)i Mr Tait ill’ did di* /,i|( ' - ' *-u »i in- - l ( rupt the I'.i-puhlicHu party and it i ->t •1 r . I • is 1*-e wa.V I b I!,I» simple heenuse of ids defeat lh.it tin I niti-d States t» Iree from v ur , r ■ «i. I* l > . |Ol ■ in a petition and e- tangling allleuee*. her port* to I’re nl> nl \v i on t o s e n d H>l> • . w i t zer Ininl wub op to all the world, n ib -i ' 1! vVr * * 11* 11 - b, - ! -cmuui. shelter Htl |i(»Di»'S Jo the* |>*-m-,-ij t,-*i mi: -. truly. I, ,-r viihI ill 1 Jt»t*«i .in-l til tr«*N*»#*d \ M i'liftt -r Stor-- hou*tfs of bread al|il lllcnl, tin. r s No 1 Ai ier i .* l i t uidi Ut nit i ~r.». mat** ii;b» " f ; I 1 t-oi is and • D Ttl «• * Hi- ,,r [*h --- |lor- i iMs,-t* w cl 1 ; Nn m y jii.il the ki mi*. J ’rt— * nl** ** i .i n. Oil -1 l .!. - I. !■ in Mji-ct inti'Cti. waning thing thit.Uuin w. ^ t «f It*! • | o fusi in to :,lI uud cvi* tl ti .t, la \ ■<, t h- lug d* 1 ) -i ml for i1 >nf nf-t.-r i - l» " ttf A i . i* ’ t l ho 1 - 1 in-.itrulll) And now .♦fir. It In. ml --r l : *--- f i*.i v( *i t i 11 - . < 1 (H-r, t hit-k , t : 1ill t hi- l TTl - v ri : ,i • . 1 t.i* an*1 •••r 11 *• nut |ni|<. ' 1 vt ur, hi* W*1a Hill ■i • i.. . *’ltlt?l rl 1»4' ' \d ! j/r itic o'h< itci r f* l ■*. «ujd YNin r i • • tl w >, l and sent him u» hM room to nit ret' th wo: td at 1 «rj{: iid t»avi- lit lia VioodV.vi ol»ti» gur ru d . id level i the blbt row \\'".*l'-T ■U 1 e.i it m .1 co.a- 1 h i.ti (. Lii (jig hc£-It i m e ■ r**-a t*' ' m IU-1>' t ■ t - nirt. tit • h•m • • I. U-l .’ ' i l l I V , I I t li', Jin i '1 t 1 i ' ■i d i , II,it i.l. i •ol'. !' S hci'miic osi'lg hi* fi uriii* cii^h unrtN i sin nitty, rhoubr’ the l 1 V • X■ ■ t*ni il hi* UAt il i i And set ill ore . r a ft- w ill VI >f Veil \Dll how t-.d’ y f fti" murh wj uid' ii rer 5r 1 - u,-r ■», 1 Dif n- > .1 n d R • i - s - )’ wh<> say "\\C Wish t II Mr Ai.-i y n.-y idenl." ^ 7'b|f wtukf nr. lyr, il i- ■d hi*r«* today he would nfatC . 'W o o d r o w Wilson t* a real l ..tm guman, nnd d-' greSt 'mjUi, ‘ llic right ,»*•••■ his grin 1 opp urt unit \ to Idcu •bailee to nave hit m at'tpc Tig hl, ' a l a h right t h e w o rl d, anti a liberal distribution of hi! timr. And f\ke; thu tfa^l^’j swnlug sou1, bv j in. Ids pride o f place,' -cstntsbt and hoarded gold. "a -V". ^ ciUL^.qf his newspaper friends he o EdmundFJtrs'ese. tip* jtowerful drnwouldn’ t ha'** a hair lielween him ' E D IT O R S ^ R E C tjG NT 7. E Y O l 'R - rnatic star wtll ftpJTear m his great Ml. Helpioeot. ^ and ^IJN-S-S Zwlfo I ruth SELVES _ , + e.st success,' ’ ’The'" Shooting o f I)iiT»i .'Every time one of his acquaint­ ances has a bit of luck and mokes a [Yt'qlL tempt u>, flro RptfiSp i \ T !" r !,f,, r As . way ' » L the. controversy at W . ^ j u n s d a y . , pet of money ho grieves over It ' n„i 'lUik * ' Wigli the liTckitig of the state fire*,*that has urisi’tt ever the State Press i Dct Jkth, "That's because he knows that when o f Florida a bald beaded man could The story t* taken from vhr- poem ; r Association, the daddy of all tiie-e bn get* home HI* “wife will jump onto do anything. of the same tianu- wlucli so beauti­ ^Ituxilfary hudiei. In-ing Jirim.irily a hint bemuse he didn't make a i>ot of (I representative "press body tjje fully portray* the lib- many years money" . * m ■Thut wits norm- edition that the Corrrmercial would suggest that the ago along the, deathlike trails iff the Ttiilies issued in Sanford of the llef- naipe of the parent organization be Yukon, w'here there was n<l Iffw uld Ict’jL^.suggest to Hob Holly changed at the next meeting to the save ih<- "l.ior of Noman ,‘j When*, that lie., fake "a .vacation now, and Florida Editorial Association, and the weak perished under- thy.stcbnK K - ! Wfyin thi /life -of then-for the sake of "learning a little that the changes in constitution arm of the brute* C'ontl_m»*f from l*age I < at odd - times,W'.-M uliierry Herald and by laws marie (or the fast rtleei "a'-sleigli dog was more ihml Xhat of •, JjVltaddy© mean. Jedrn a little? ing at Miami and delayed in transit a human being * The f i t o f j » has uf-Au the skiCn, tiiatt ever known, heard ’ ..Learn t^ Jittif- about Ja-ksoni lib- ur l„ adopted at K.ssirnmee.this spring I'eaul.ful poeticul air w n / s.i well of or dreamm! about, liy the tiling t he Indies’* |,.t J„ the rtvi-uun the constitution photograpl..-.l.-,pi.ru?k- a* . _ back we . llII m u 11 u .it *! li-,f-.- -t .t sinre *ir.c tin- first ^_ || ground, showing henutduj ,«cetu- record'd -l..le In iuM<-r>. '■t ti ' ti aiiri by law by Die former commit I'hsii Us dreadBrdi Holly and Oarnr Conidin- a.ej ter^ffJrftvhn f» th« iitur of the Com amid the snnvu liul rnoutitHliiJ ayed [ years Ji^rorc G-hrist Ful uirti ba ne f ut effect* extend not tw o editor^ who always haV** tlieit mcrciul wus chairman, the association endless forest otjly. -over, all Europe, Aitia, Africa The opening sreiie of this exciting wivc-s to the conventions. They membership i» outlined exactly u»J and tfie. islundjr’ of the seven seaa.. ^nmy^-it. K , not o|)tior,al with them .Presitfont Codring ton suggests in story begins in if saloon i.q'thr'gwst hut througlidtrt tije IR^ted' 8 tutes, !: v j f •- - * or not-they take them hill his Utter tff the TampUj Tribune northwest where and eVKyh’ hore bn AhlA green earth, Gvr'<i ,-s~/ Y 1*the fellows don’ t-.be^e.ve iLt,, Tbe^r These ill'll ft i. f l rye .maHetl at Miami j A bunch of the boys were ' Whoofilffg ’ ysJtufd the sun 'sldfies, and the flag .. * * n i s. lir ‘cligTiJilng mI » **' women v «t n lbl 1 iiyt it up m the Maltimute Haiodtiy are .mm awrlainly aiid’ through. niKumiendnnding on of civilization float* on tin- breeze • ovorybotly 'i* ' afways glad JO see the |mrt <f n postal clerk at Miami., The kid thnt hutidlua the mu»ic box Yes, the biggnsL tldnv’' since the they were sent hack to Tampa durwas hit ling a jag time tune; iA e in ' -Ft Pierce News. * C rout ion and the directly opposite And there are other* who leave ing the meeting t lie nee to Tulin Buck of Die liftV, in S sn|o- game stit |of Creation it i* destruction, eon Dangerous Dan M.cCjiq»,t t'fieir^wives at home expecting ti has*ee 10 Secretary Appltyard Tlu- Jacksonville Mettopoli# takes (A n d wnlchftlg hi* Jack w.i* hi* liglit- , flagrntmn, devii*lutii>n wnailt. jutni pick up a chicken, eh what? uf> this quoiltion and declares for the! o'iove,. tjie lady that's known a* tient h Dunle's Infer no and , .Sherman’ s All t h f big Cities in the north arc . continuance of the organization as Lou. Hell are simply pleasure ground* '• * ■<-' ‘ at present. .Neither Jacksonville pHWhc»t °*lt » f the night, w Inch w ‘as having Apple Days to advertise nnd seaside, resorts' with plenty of upples and create a better demand pegy has any voice in the Fjorldrt . jifty Jielow, and-into the din and the glaro,, : '.V-'.-t-,. C Cool Wilder-and TresTi uir. in compar­ for them. Louisiana will have an Blato Press Association. No UPfBr, Tliere atumbfril tT*mIner. fresh from ison withv t|iK- huge sopflagrutlon, Or.up^eir Day next month and the sciliative of eifiinr pap*f fierce, c-r/uel ‘ htpi inhuman xlny vvTll la- celi-hrnled by every one tended one of the meetings To Vjuys-, thCyreek*. dog-dirty beyond the ' power of -toirgrie or .'. ’ /l ’ y l>Uj'ihR'|5 i orange nnd thousands of The city of JnrltMtnyilli* ln)s had n«|- ffo’A near hru$h.’ or pen to portray or ade­ voice in the canduervoty.^liUQmrefft j fjo looked like ip ^ titt with a foot in them will be sapj^out ol the slate to ; £?' failed 'tO'^Uie grave and sf-Vccly-Vhe "tfjj^lKtb ■ quately describe. t '* ^ * ’ * M, _ S' advertise l.ouisium^D^MHP;*Hor- association, lor the % i t is, tod i»tK ** .*(i}ttK’. for hia *\p ^ idu,v jhe hftTUP* of fruit* anil vugi.-^- even recognize\hM, assdc'uuioil W A t V - w f u kjwtoi . . . tackle. qbQ't do th? subject jlis^ an invitation to the mealing ,h»*ld a poke ot ilust’-on altfi's could follow "the same plan tire should •f venture to describe So we nope that liar, aad jje Failed for drinks-for with good results * Think ^ttl Dk there last week t,he -torrential rush of tragi'^ event*. the )ippy>. . .grand eelebratiop Kiinford - could tin- orgiiniaatidii will pay smajl he^-ti Un this day>*of Marexmit'rnm anrl to wlnit the Mutropolts ha* t«> «ay There wn» none, could fla m •*hej, t . have on Celery Day .. though wy sAarrli^ a h h 'g ^ m J i v n u t d not he news, t ion the subject ‘ ■ O time ,'thU pan rich t‘ niAtory by the •mictent The Commercial stands firmly for « i f 'ourselves for a due T w o i-xcepAionr.ily* good piyu«rs letter grossed «*he Atlantic untl reutil* have cojno to (tug exchange I able the state organisation to be.-prjrpnr- put we drank hi* health, and tire ed Sanfbrd. ,Vor these reasons l re-, ily un editorial iissorialioir'.Ty^Thc |rtNl ( 0 drink wni| Dangerous Dan this wxu>k- The . big newspap# day fruin from writing anything further auxiliaries can take rure-of thorjirob-* McGrew edit top of the Miami Metropolis was about t,Ue wnr or thu progress made ^ special family matinee will hpone of the .best specials wc have lems ol the mecharriral departfnent. on the lines of l at le, the vast jRltnBut there should be one orsawizagin nt 1:15 for those unable to reach seen. T w c jjfle n big special editions Iters wouhded. the long rirtitt of t4ip are like u doublet-portion of hash. tlon in Florida that can be recog. the night performer)eu.. dead. Y’ou see enough of. al,’ -those ' This one was n. properly arranged nlzfid us th e '"F o u rth Es.tate/’ • -fx.—: - ------. things every day from the latest *Tfiit,jni[mr is proud. o( ‘its j<d> :K m . . i C j ; - ! : . . **— -***-*- information about Volusia (Iff ti nt) Fair ~ cables. . -----t _ ^ _____________^ east coast re- prltiAjffif department, but it cannot H u » £ rE ?JT The Tirst anhuAl .'Volusia County l alluded to Switzerlandas an, *io n .b The other paper we refer .to sen xthcrc thW^rieparlmcnt has any­ iitand, if this war Inst* much longer Fair will Ue held at Blue Lake Park, -Wok thA^apford Herald » » issued by thing to do with the editorial con­ Dol.and. nurlrla, January 25 to 29. Switzerland will be. an oft fin in a Eu, y , Ahe words)it the city in thn ab* duct oi.-tite Commercial. We have inclusive. In firesonting this nn* bleak, cheerless, treeless sand dune sencc Of Editor Holly.* - It was most conducted several newspaper* and nounremeitt, we especiaily desire to desort, yes, a desert made by shot ; V modi table w*oik: for ainattur*. Au- we have mever y e t conducted one nt cafl attention to the fact, though ant!,.shrill gunpowder, gas, fire and thct"expense ‘ 6 f the printing plnnt. .burndale.Npw Eiir.' ” If a n c v i j u p y cannot stand/on its being a Volusia County Fair and a sword and the only spot in all< Eu­ - ■ .. ** r f - D * ; — . own foundation it is nn adjunct*.-of prot^jist of all those !ntt-rixtoif in the rope where the dove of pence itiulil —— '.‘H 'ty b ti r*ceril*^jt^«i*l * Eill- the -joj. plant and does not in the welfare aftd growth of dur coubty .pause, and .tent it* tired wing “* r. 's of The Herald has excitetFJbOte least represent 'the "Fourth Estate " that with the exception of i T f e * cx- , It js^no grejd wonder ithat Got! -1 lifvorat>le comment than ^!^.edifioti ____ be open to the repenLffiftVffrb "C ha‘1 made A*n. un ,hihit* the ehtry^ESsill WHat tye-want ja Florida i* ».. »i . n / •* -. " . **' tbU j&Autir that has bHthTjsEulHed U is the . Uue. -<JtherT tlhng' I . am-ijmiking • d i t o i l g f t i o ' n and il the presF,0rl,1“ aim of the Volusia Oouaij ¥#ir A«- ifiouF is lhc“ .gi;o*t,.goo<r fhftune of ept State ITula ‘Association does not soriation to ihfOk^'tbis fair up_ edw^ life l i n jle d , Stjitew;jn. hJying Woodgive it to us, there afe enough ed­ catlonal Instiiution ,tjf ;lhe highest row., WTIsoh ' R^eftiBent - rtitritiK the itors In'the state who lu-li^ve with rank, u people's achool whereirt i f ptv£.t two •ye.ara;...0 n b'cndtd^kn,ce*• i Ynembcrchip in the us on tlm subject to get together and presented *-\**«»» I# God *tthat L ••I ,!!Uooseyelt k intscx' 4ej- . a grant! roylew of titeir. thUnk* si,’iw' o. ijma in the near future form one independently. We want skill and b^K/dng, affording an^^ip- -feated in 1912, WTrwt a-^pligtir jvoujiJ to get together once n year, not aa ,’i A?tub will arrange *he Ilull Moosg.'jiati b ‘ t'11 portunlty to measiin*’ by-V<>mppri­ f^ V v, ,v iu ie js j -otiagAiine edition for the slaves of the linotype, the Imposing frr'-thtf Whit** House. At war Ih son the merits of t heir‘ Arts jind Jh\ -■ ^ *Jj r / .ji JRerald to be used as an advertising stone or the cylinder press, but as Mexico and jn This gone-ffjad Euro­ d us tries, and to encourage- by auch medium for the d l y and county men who have ideas*of some public pean conflict. Novemb^f 1912' was comparisons n greater desire on. the Jitfrt thnt it will be a .work o f art in moment to discuns, not' as type a sure one timo when the God^of part of all (or "the upbuildlng-of n % iT \ v V *very tbtnicutW goes without atying. tlsts, but ‘ us constructive thinkers? greater Volusia, As a county of Nation* looked down and Mtilied j.V"lU-gArding the special of two weeks — Leesburg Commercial. ' * 4 A GLIMPSE OF THE WAR - u .’•** ■ * ? * *V » ’ %- * t ♦*’. -A G -> - JJ * ™ t ~M . 1; s'*^¥lHE U N I V E R S A L C A R ■i ^ Wjt • ;p. •* ><t .. • ?f THESANFORDHERALD ago the management of the Herald AH Strong for- St. Johns Houle. iftwishes t<f thank all the ladies who Winter Park, Fla., Oct. 26, 1916 bo generously responded jpi^L-xspcc- Mr. E. T. Woodruff, Soc'y WaterR. J. HOLLY, Editor wnys Committee, Sanford Com ­ t. HAYNES, Business Manager iaily Mrs. K. A . Terheun . who acted ‘ as managing editor and who ■re» mercial Club: FWbllibed Kerry Tu**l»y and FrVUy is one- of the most capable writers Acknowledging your* wo arc glad in the stair and holds the position jo knnw how you arc progressing In of society editor of The’ Herald. .* the matter of the 8 t. Johns River s u n tro im u N m i c e , i n a d v a n c e O Route for the Inland Waterway O N * T E A R . . , . . . , . , ................... I2.0S " G R E A T F A I T H — W H E N T H E } through Florida vs the East Coast 81* MONT I IN .......................................... AW AKEN" Route THREE MONTI L I....................................... TS in asingle sentenco the woman 'T h e advantages of the St. Johns . * 1 - M r e f f l hi (W Cllr bv U n to, t-.D O I■*, Yru li who wrote thefirst editorial for the River Route nscompared with the A drian o r 20r. Ptr Month If j-> woman’s edition of Bob Holly's Eaat Coast Route arc so many, h r b w a In 'Adranro M um IU Mndn si Offln W Egf ■ b V . Sanford Herald last week preached varied and distinctive, it would seem Kr -T- . *B a sermon to the men. She said: to me that it would bo a very ensy KnlMrrd An H m o d .n > « Moll Mallw Au( um IZad " W e hare paid our respects to matter for the authorities to decide l*®s, SI Iks Pnaioff;<e si SMtard, Ptorlds, the men, for in the men of Sanford in favor of the St. Johns River HHS : £ I'ndrr Art sf Mnrrh Ird. 1*7». wc hare great fui|h— when they Route without the necessity of any O i k * la Herald Hull din* Trlcpbnn* No. IIS shall awaken with wide open eyes * great argument in the matter. r ■*w g l - ■---------------------------- ---------- to the nerds of the town. Winter Park, of which 1 have the Nothing more was said on that honor of being the mayor is a unit Bob Holly, Os cat Conklin and H u iry Brown in Jacksonville the subject throughout the entire edi­ in favor of the St. Johns River * three brightest lights of Plotida tion, a most creditable piece of work Route, nnd a contact %yith the vari­ F; But ous hoards of trade in Orange county journalism were nil present.--;S<CD)- was that edition, by the way. . »otu Times. the united of Sanford wrote artirles which has been necessary while I — o— for that ^edition, and throughout- have been organising the Orange these articles appears^ the line of county hoard of trade has shown Tly* .South Florida Press Asscrinconstructive thought which overy that the Orange county sentiment, K f..v ...n A ^ ^ \ u tv j t e v e r quite forgiven Bob -.*7-i V * y ; » s e c e d i n g . With Harry town nnd city in Florida needs in in favor of the St. Johns River ' ‘.'f^iJBwiwn and Oscar Conklin, the East its municipal life. Route is just as strong as the local There is not a town In Florida Bcntimcnt at Winter Park. Coast Association did not need him. blit would he improved In its munie— Sarasota Times. As president of the South Florida iapl housekeeping by securing the ------o -----Chamber of Commelcc, 1 have While Editor Boh Holly was on- aid of its women. , They are thn, fakVb jxrijtdon to sound out mem natural housekeeper*, joying the festivities at Jacksonville I1 01 ,,lral n o u , trained, . - * most . - , (if fhe'vlvrio.ls 1,wards of trade of them, from infancy intrictha women of Sanfaiff e d ite d and of 1 " ,n- rom 1,1 a ,u > in 1,1 the 1" ‘ ,ri< j throughout rplddlr Florida with OCTOBER 26, 1*15 ■ ' ' / * . *r /> I- afiniu, butthe same , 'Porii3e p rv ‘Thp record of Katisfaclory J^^erforman’cci for more thrtn ‘100,000 ' owners nuridy makes it the “ Universal (R r’/j^-thoorar you Avajjt- -/ii,meets the : j - deiiiari^H of professional jind business^ men and brings pleasure"to the whole' family. Simple, strong, reliable— eco­ nomical in operation nnd niaintainance. ftutoabout $390; Touring Car $440; Town Car $460,. f. o. b. Detroit. On /.' bale nt Sanford Machine & Oarage Co. .' E D W A R D IlK iG lN S t t ^ j*1(‘Htnan C. F. W IL L IA M S Agent �• i H P ^ « r r OBER * ' 191B_ -------------- — -,----- — -------------;------- ---------------- ------------------------ TWE ~ ~ A. ■ M r* »nd Mr*. E. L. Kerrnn o f EustU are in the city today the guest* of their daughter, Mft. D. L. Thrasher. 9AftrOWn HKRAt.n_.-------------------------- -------- ^ ------------ .____________ ----- ■- j j f A 0 < TflttRE WL V For Sale— Two good horsos, thor­ oughly broken, sound ami In good condition. Will ad I cheap for cash. Geo, G. Herring, Snnford, Floiida. 19-Tues 4c Ultlc H a p p o n io p s -M c n t io n j [ 0( ,M ailers in Hrief— Personal Hems o f In te re s t . . Mrs. O. W. Brady has nrrived in the' city and will be heio severer months looking after her farm. H. many Sanford friends are glad to see her again after n summer spent in New York. #' ,“ 7 " i T»1W* Surc’ncHy Arr»n*ed for ; Hurried Herald Header* [ r .« o ..a . .1 » c . « . Sanford Steam Laundry, Commer­ cial St, near French Sve^, treats u r and Mr* Kennison of Oryour clothe* white and sanitary, nnd ; i0 wire in the city j csterday. not destroyed with chemicnls. Flat i.irnd Vo»HI * Opening Wednea- work a specialty at moderate prices Give us a trial. Satisfaction guar­ ith on. -'Til' . ,8‘ 2,c anteed. Luce curtains done equal fienial Cal vv,lli;im'‘ '* l' Bain nt to new. Phone 150-3. J. J. Cord, l w an,i j* being 'cordially gn fte d Mgr. * Tues-15tf L- hi) many friends. vCongrntuIntion* on the appoint­ . of g doses CC6 will break ment of C. M. Berry of the west of Fever or Chills. I’ rice side to the position of County Dem­ tent*. 71-62tc onstrator an d ’Advisor for t!YY> farmer e. Sherman. the well known boat and fruit growers. Mr. Berry knows jlder of Here*ford is in the city his text nnd will be found on the job i fij*e«J' to make it Ills future every day. Scminolo needed’ a good man and in Mr. Berry we have the j j joon as possible. sme man. Read his announcement in th yo* ell s _ Annual Fall Opening 1 issue. ! 8- 2 tc rdnrsdaj, Ocl. 27(h. S T O N E 'S Wrapped Cakes are Thr Udi«* Aid Society of the surely nice byterian church want to see "Golden Sunbeam" "Silver at the church next Friday night. Slice" OU will H Can't bp beat at any price Washburn * home-made candies Ten cents at McCulier'a. w ,tlT j: Irwin A: titles 18-tf^ ___ 19-1t? pralaf* f * ABOUT P EO P LE AND EVENTS. , r>* " i t Soclul Calendar Owing to their having been no Tonight: meeting on Wednesday, I take lids For wc carry’ Shoes for the whole family Socinl DepurtiAom Cabaret Ba- means of notifying members. zaar. Open to the public. Mr* fL C. Gerror. ■ Wednesday. Oct. 27th. 'Chairman. Summer is ended and the cool weather is due. I 800 Sewing Club at Mrs. Frank Adams’. It s now time to change one’s shoes. /Vaona’ M m ion Literature Department meeting at Mrs. Tendall of South Choppy is T'T . , i - I i i the club rooms. the guest of Mrs. Hugh Graham. Ifw ^ur store is the place where ttjc best, the new* Thursday, Oct. 28th: Priscilla Sewing Club meeting. v M m . W I) Ballard and two chtT- <^, f J M *1 ’ T- I f • , •“ Mrs. J. W. Barnes will entertain dren whohave been visiting Mrs. IO U I1(1. a n ( * IO C ICaSC prices. . . . the Every Week Bridge Club. j. l, Utmg amt Mts. c.w. Lumg ^ Heavy and light walking shoes forMen and SnUirday, Oct: 30th: returned to their home in Geneva Ifrs. Munson's Musicale to the on Friday ♦ Women, shoes for'the Boys and Girls, shoes t literature Dept and Woman's 4 for the entire family. Rainy-day boots, storm Club. Mis* Elizabeth McLaughlin Monday, Nov. 1 st: turned Friday from a short visit t« % shoes and all other desirable kinds. Beauty, Mrs. D. L. Thrasbpr will entertain Orlando. ^ service, comfort and small cost all combined. in honor of Mrs. Keeior. — Oy* tr Rod* 1 fM-2tc lli/n, F. I’ Thaj^tid, stale bank IfUmim-r and candidate foi the po.*i|liifi of I ..I’ ;.t rolli r wan III I III' city Ivor, i nt In* otT’i ia! Idullr. h«i ihn i. ii u i i r;I i,y GAHA>> \ 11TO Ol I. »k<"" H II ......«. \gt No. lift. 14-tf h *'lu 1 I fi i- home again iltrr an i iient), t| \isi t to many fSMB!' in the moth and northwest. >M« iiuaj irn u'K are giving her a tjnil »e rfiin, In ;it*• I IIM . 4.1 >i n i l \| I For the Ssason of 1915-16 Are Announced.- MUSIC ... < t .. Vi 20lh win be M*'. n Ip Uni, ui Sanford and iilf .!■•■ behind the move tn tnnk' i better eity l^iu in ........ md help ,, S.inforcT Rcxnlifut F'a|| Goods at VewcU A I ft-21c Disagreeable Calomel is Yielding la ™ h'p , Pleasant Liv-Ver-Lax-• , i , ,, ’.l.ibo « , )«liosplubto.bottle - c '“ i; t - '1 » i"^ '*'$ & * .of Air*. C. M Physicians generally •’ Kn ’’ 1 * \'n;ccjlt Moliro* Mouday afternoon, the nauseating, unpleasant Hf i A •; ^rfephtH'.•proFusion of wild -durvn(i() th# room, Mr>. ( „ ff .ini1 ‘:,'l ,hp beneflls there- calomel aro du) to the : umle^rab> ; 'h‘nk that puri. Elder Sprlnga 5JJEL!’......... . ,hp E Y S*. Allen, the vtt •‘ran minstrel , ' *y and expect i to ""'tT .home His wife a g ..ill >irnV). !n a [cw It- u i **>' ■‘M II,.., will spend the i >Hket Mr Allen will engage i,> ,h* mnvtnK Picture business', an ",v,,n in anoth« . 1 AND are to Z, . .->'*■ I f i f ;♦* : Dickins Shoe Store ♦’ J. W. Dickins <§> 4 I MM THE .MAN WHO CAME ‘.r ■ 'T r °r ncHB °°d" ■* fects. l(or°M*rimIU> >0U. * " nU “ P°und L E T T U C E HAMPERS CRATE * htvrciijlng with each yeuf. Some "lie, littn jtrttly *ald that a l.jr-I ceitm iirl.trnellon.yven tbotigli It failed In rtSsc ii Iilgher Mimdunl In Hie com i Uiqulty. at least never.lowered nn ex-! |*tlim Ktniidprit or In any way li’tt ii' deleicrlou* efTeri. This m u not la* niit|l of iiiiiiiyt (Htlier Linda of utiiuseri.ent nnd ontertahpnctit. What tin* winter’s ^ entertainments iilnl lecture* tire to lie in each com, |iinultv 1* ii*iiuliy ln «k «l for nt. tills time of the year. The con me here this j tDr vcill vCff be made up of the follow ing atate represent at ivn of Redpath L y ­ ceum will mako the canvaaa. Season tickets sell for $ 1.60 adult*; S 1.00 children. Slnglb admission will !)« Ytdulta BOie and children 35 n. Buy a *mi9 M A TE R IA LS • / BLUE STONE LEC TU R ES . top Hcori>, painted ntayk Miller/ the sltnii th*•»!»** *r * f hu club wish I* Miss Estelle Gray, Violinist and edy. V : ) K, Watsdn • Moritz I.lt'rvinne, Pianist successfully by L,\*. Grigsby. . Tr. Kealuf-was* n'-.gue*t 2. Geo. £ , Ctjlby, Cartoonist I.IY-VEtf: I, A X -ha.* all tFt^’ K O i^ ^ - ^ 0 ^ “ ^/esea.t weliv 3. Miwt KtLvoMi Dee Randle,(leader d none.of ihe Imd^fTcctl'of^ftTo-JamM ^ Mewmapj.'D. W. and 4. Wallace Bru«* Almaburg, En­ >!• ^ is o necessity in every c a Xt cLaughlin. A. P. mol tertainer. always being remfy to efetjiwe •Connell/ and Mias Laura. Fish. Season tickets will be on sale next Sluggish liver and bile -clogged fijpjr Saturday, Octr 30th, Supt. B. *Fy A C™ tem, with no unpltftsaot after Announcrmenf Ezell and Mr, A. W. Huneycutt, (>Pr nlng Wrtheaday.-Ocf. ‘ L1V-VER-LAX 4s guaranteed t^'^" Theiypiembers of the Welfare DopnrttUent are reminded ot’-tli^'invi1 l 8 - 2 lc give satisfacUon, or your mosey will " ‘ .Td.JUtebd the musTcatir given be immediately refund’tdr-. nsonUo thf LltM i l O ,. s‘j r** nB8‘ *i*“ 80 -x 8 tho orivinal liwirfng*tbe ’ 111, i> # 4‘ ^ LYCEUM ATfRACTIONS Elder' springs U .i|(r dnlit ercd to /•it horttr. Phone W H.-Willlinur *1 tke h*nfnrt|( ||„e H(. Ilf ||ie Sprfllg*., '"end Wjw.lt * Opening Wydiret*. dl>. Vcl .’7th. ^ l 8 -2 lc Mr fc,,) \|. N. E Barret neve lrrivrd i-i ***y Iqr • the vuitef such tv .tr.i g'atijpMitlpiu of their Bin f . ri’ f* Mr Btirref is with Aitnout (1 jiir Jan'es^uml jnukes Few, h ''.anfiirtl during the’ ^IviVicV. For all purposes, our Boots andShoes Z> be had for the lowest prices. . . <f> r HACK the Sanatorium, result in his final return to family and friends, vic­ torious over his foe. "T h e Man From the War on Tuberculosis Who Caine Back" is a thrilling anil By special arrangpnjent and dramatic story— and absolutely true through the courtesy of local Moda* well: indeed, his experience has eru Woodmen, the Star theatre has been duplicated by nearly 2,000 of booked a reel of 1.0411 feet, featuring hi* fellow neighbors, who have al­ Robert Wilson of Missouri, in a true ready enjoyed the benefit* of thi* and reali*ti< tiljn story of hi* pan justly celebrated institution. This ■ Mr and Mr* Eugene Roumilliit. "* Du- present wu^ not of blood- film i* pronounced by competent Jr. arrived home on Saturday andjsh-ed but in the tight against and authorities to be one of the very are domiciled at 101 West Third conquest of that menacing monster be*t in tbps highly developed age street of the human tle»h tuberculosis of motion pictures, and i* in such ----------| Wilson ia one of the million mem­ great demand that it can be booked Mrs R n Keeior will leave today ber* of the Modern Woodmen of f,Tr only one day and night in each America Discovering that he was town or city for a visit to friends at Tampa It i* a rare oppor­ afflicted with this disease, he takes tunity one cannot alTnrd to ml** Mrs II F W hit ner. Sr . has re advantage of the comforts, care arid At the Star Theatre on Ocl 2Ulh cure of the Sanatorium owned, main­ at the hours of rnatiuee and night. turned home tained arid operated by that Society, For Have* is expected free of charge to its members Mr* F II A ip h a lt In Philippines. several years that fraternal institu­ h o m e toil.I from Kentuck-. Hard asphalt known ’ns ulntnhlto tion has thus actively and elfee- or (ttliwmite, has been discovered in j|i v A II Cole, field secretary lively cooperated in the world wide the Philippines or. the twlnnd of Leytn. of the Methodist Sundays chool of movement advocated by the Red the state at large is the guest of Rev Gross and medical authorities, to and Mr* F F Steiumeyer 'lump out the dread white plague and Wilson i* the brimilciary of this V Rev. F E Steinmeyer a. com- Woodmen life saving station It is pained by Rev A H.l'olennd A. R . ; an intensely interesting and heartvvvnt down to Orlando to- gripiiing story of the lfave taking of (Uy , n , (ll. E..,|,.nitll)n IU).,.t the wife and children Weak in mR ()( ( h<. W,.s|eyun Glasses of Do body and hopeless in mind he jour­ ney* to the beautiful Rocky Moun­ Methodist church tain region near Colorado Spring*, Coin , » to r< in Du- run til'd climate M i * - l b-lb- S m i t h will i , p e n .. pri and coiim ant sunshine at an ulnvale k i n d e r g a r t e n *i l iool M o n d a y I tide ol 7.000 feet, lie I- destined to November l*t spend nine month.* at the foot of v Mr. and Mrs. Gwynn Fox return­ Mount Cedar, in the chre of the Sanatorium In th' ed Saturday from their wedding most modern world Hi* experience in/,'cha*tpg trip. the cure," hi* absolute rest from all care* anil In tun, hi* gradual return Mu* Lizzie Striyki-r of Minneohi Is the attractive guest of Mr* E 11 to health and strength, hi* hikes among the fragrant pine* anil over fVtrr*. on the Fletgfils the rocky Irnil* of the I S forest •TH1MMIE FADDEN" AT THE Additional I’eople and Event* i’agi t> reserve, leased by z and adjoining STAR FRIDAY o u l l i )i 1||,.|r . Hi t ” at l e as t I h r v M . 111fi rry l ii ii i n r 9 \i will attempt In d” ” I I'" I lu. tnr N<inmin !«•*»!» Mr not M r and III- e V. elli-nt a ill* have made ebrated the Itr•»t anniversary of l heir many friend* lien- and all will r i gret their going away. That they wedding on Friday evening v/ilh a may find many friends, prosperity charming "at home,” from eight to and happiness in the south is the twelve. The attractive home was wish of all who know them. They prettily decorated with quantities of with the eXt ect to leave I'ort t llliton on the goblenroil intermingled w |q_te *tar jessamine vine in pro 15:It of the pre+vni month 1'ort fusion GitVH-i and dancing were Clinton itiliio Hep i1ldi.ii n ’ t. ■plApiibif pliaiures <<f the evening Nntlre while a1 ronieai rvi aitviie In otilin t ’ ntil further notice e .Mu**on * Ul. iiappy after mu- >••.ir ul married swimming pool will be open to the . |,f,." develrqied some startling and public every day from f»iP; oi , altogetkeri I.uimirous answer* The except Tuesdays and Friday.s Open |,ru,.s wijr.- won by Mi*.*’ Suidee nigh ta> OnFy liy special artuitgemenlii Williams/and ^lr. Rayqtdnd Key. to jinrtlos of trn dr' ntore. I'uFe , a mnjyKihMe,enjoying ihe .delightfreslr running wntjT. All rontlitiopy .{ifFliospitHliiy ol Mr nnd Mrs f { j Tianb. vyi-ri1 Mr, nnd Nfrs Forrest ■t^tiitary Neal. Mr and — . f^ ‘ i^'d Is,‘’ ^ , Y A B r o g r e j W 'tn . ’ ' Ar(.hill Mi* Missus Floren^ w wdfk -of' tlm, H* 4 4:‘ i F?liTik.’.'S.ndi: -Williams^ Anne Ijllfprogressingv.D ra*t lu-o n*. a*. |ro4-t.ble |nm*t.me ,niML n . ' EIHUh.'Hf Mi*L.iughttn, McLaughlitj, Melly Belle M M V Ij; progressing-..'!/ ANIJ FM ! tlnfbdard of direetorw •«,( . flmflpell M r uml, . ’1 “ zation vyill meet .with the * U rayYi Pfigtci/is," Mrv' P j- * • J -ity* - - — . s the- Baptist chuich next Thu>>dayj M .^ughlin mtd Mr* LnW r^-. H.urt, \ Arc»jr A ' - oL-Jalsnt ^ T a ie n t Wfii^i Wbic'-i I* I. 9checJul»U 9 ct to Might a t - th e cTftirfh W|i.ica*rtC'Kity'mond W - JVYl,ig> Appc*\f at fnicrvaU Through the ground . thi/roughly’ cnitvux^'d . Muliqn'eV a/d^TY'dly' * out th^'Winter. . . y* with the idei^ tlmlNLafc g p.'inifcrt **H'• ’• _ • _ '*• ' pgree upon e TelitifflVe-filuiiHrdljafxl-. A ii minttnl l.y'i'Um entertaliiutx’iii'V ronr*e K now reganh'd iim [inn-llctiUy iiig the old churi-ti ■ O' x-ou*l " ■j , ,1 action. Ilrjdtjr ... d u n ,- dm. iniif-stcnsll.-: • lridl*|»-ii*iiliU* in nertrty l.’ .OOO Amerl J i.l1 1be drawnHyu *ntf-/dgpicd. mil cnmmiiiiltfe*. lltld the nniiiber I* ifr-*j Wit^i fjjc. reuir-n of home A h - aoob’ tji/rr.’ljter' '‘t>ft tifcil ib-ldav - ,,f nr# gooti* at |loc|l < iipiionn \tednr*da), (let. Blk. ♦ c s t ;u \<l t h e l a t e s t b o o t s a n d s h o e s a t e t o b e . *c- ^ Mrs. Geo. D. Bishop motored over to Winter Park on Ftiday re­ ''A gay party of young people chap­ turning to Sanford Saturday, eroned by M i. and Mrs. Geo. p. Bishop that enjoyed a straw ride to Miss Laura Fish returned from n Osteen Ferry and oyster roast were delightful summer trip on Saturday. Mifltes Florence Frank, Saidw W il­ liams, Charlotte Hand, Grctchen Mr. ami Mrs S, E. Barrett have Schultz. Annu McLaughlin, Felix returned to Sanford for the winter. Frank, .Joe DeMont, Ernest House­ holder, S. M. Lloyd. The party re­ Mr and Mr*. Thomas Gelzen re­ port a good time and the enjoyment turned from their wadding trip n of the excellent picnic lunch and the Friday. feint of rousted ousters ^ Mt» A. ll Wallace is back again Mi*takr Co) reeled from Port Tampa City, where she was the guest of Mrs. W. D. Crab­ A mistake occurred In F rid ay’s tree for the Weidman-Roumillat nup­ issXie in the announcement s,of time tials. and date of the musicale to he given by Mr* Fannie Munson to the Lit­ .Mi and Mr* Robert Howe are erature Department and all the memhers of the club The program another of the bridal couples home will he rendered at the Woman’s from their wedding, trip „ Irip t m- Is the Fam ily Shoe Store I uudiidia ntumult (2jidtfad*uxaGutjtoaMism 2ii mi mx4iu>ttaaai3ifti a ii£l ^ndy Graham, representing the Hurd times is a disease and not a Tampa Tribune is in the city to­ condition in Sanford. It is merely ny looking after subscriptions to in the mind and the ilooner the calatn ity howlers take a dose of liver med iouth Florida’s greatest daily. icine and get right the sooner the Y’owell s Annual Fall Opening. city will take on the proper amount Hcdni'da) or* 27th. IH-2lc of fife needed to get that hotel and There Thr Iriei >1 "j Mi J K Lning several other good things i . .| to hear that ho is are no hard times her*' p;iilv ii. i nig after a sot tnus (Club rooms Saturday afternoon aip Notice three o’ clock Guests are earnestly tlM* The registration book ol the city requested to be in their places be­ Lidif* suit* and (o a t* at of Sanford will be open at the office oarcll « Opening Wrdnesda). Oct. of the city clerk Saturday Oct Di fore three as the program begins , promptly at that hour * A very 7lk. i « - 2 tc and will remain open until Suturduy J I charming program will be rendered p,, - - • ■ 1 . II .tlloweeii social Nov the Idth Office hour' from 9 a in wlinh Ml-* L i * M ii-sena.Jt he tal jl th« I'r. l .ti-ri.ii! church next m to I 2 m and J p in till t p m On ented voung viujinist and Mr* Tndj> i.ig4 1 i .inches served and Saturday it will In- opened from 7 Forre-t Dabney Carr of Orlando, p. m till 8 p m goo11 11n.■ gi-iicrally the -wept throated songster will ap­ M U LOVELL pear by special request These two Udira Nutts and I oats at t^ily <' Ie r k 1I I l i e will b> assisted by some of the best Y»*rll * Opening Wednesday. Oct. |nc,d rui,-nt the cirv affordSntur lb IH-2tr t ii mi ng In Snnford dav if>i rniuiTi t Irtober IP .H * Mlr!’* Dt i) It VanEpp hit' decnled to Mr* i !> I'.irker will itnl.ert.ain o ’ l’bick make hit future home in Fbinia the lailn - t' i tn Lantern Star on and will locate m t hi- town of San |Thur«i|»v -i tr•rinMinfrom II to 5 i'llhiltil /(il ililr All rru-nil"’ - if* . -.rit^i'ly invited to ford at the head of navigation «•i the St Johns river This town has The Social Department W otiut ttcml .r i • , ih.i'ir fancy work a population of 7509 and is one of nil's Club announce* the Cabaret Get that fuml hitler Springs Waler the thriftiest towns in Mint section Bazaar ai the club rooms tonight |l|im I’hom W || Williams a | The Hurt, r Ini' turned oxer Ii:* Tbert will lie dancing and card* free kt .Sanford ||nu»e or the springs practice here to Dr Fmefrork and to the public. Ice cream, <uke and Hen I I' 11 agait has aruveri the final d of health ha' elected !*r home made candies will I....... sale bontr Irutti t 1 w” d.ty*' till! topm nt s Finefrtick to succeed 1*r Van'Epp There will lie no a.I mission fe« but 9 tin- refreshments will be sold ia mutk Fg.-i • i 'id *:i v* t fiat San - as health officer of the village. The \ a i Epp fun.il\ wdl make the foro i- '' r mi t fu* * 1 a t e lor HAPPENINGS UPTO DATE i . Addrtn til Comenhi station• lor (kt*' Co lum n to "So orijr EUbtof/* Of Pkocte Mta A Tarkmu PImm No. fdS IN S E C TIC ID E S * . -j G R O W E R S ’ SU P P LIES * e * -5 A Full Stock at All Tim es at O u r Sanford and Bcardall Worchouscs C H A S E & CO. OEARDALL Phone 13 SANFORO Ph«n«» 3*-1B1 .* t- JJL. ATLANTIC COAST L IN E iv*. ' l0 The Standard Railroad of the South SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 5 lh, 1915 THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK D AILY No. 82 No. 8 G l.v Jnrkwinvjlle 0:10 am 1:35 pm Ar Savannah 1:15 pm 5:35 pro Ar Richmond 5:20 am . 9:18 am Ar Washington 8:50 am 12 D 8 pm Ar Baltimore 1005 : am I *50 pm Ar Philadelphia . . . 12:33 pm 4:01 pm Ar New York . . 2:40 pm 6:59 pm iUl-eteel EquipmentpFrcB lledining Chair Cara to No. 80 8 : 1(1 pm 12:35 am 8 :0 0 pm 11:50 pm 1:38 am tv f- I JZSnm 7:13 am Washingio ■' . Car Service on 'Fminh.S^-aTid 86, Sleeper to Savannah on n 80. . For InfonnatlojV^nd Rr«ervatloti Phone or Write, ^ " ****** 1*4 W „l Bar BuWt. Vh*n* IT _______ l a*, •; COAST L V ^ . ••• ; « ! ^ * )jim k • ■* .H-r-ia . - II �p i Jfr, . TAGS FOUR V • *' . (I* e o n d a c l i d b y a bo a rd 1 •( not I w *° tSraa directors* , T h * hoa rd of dire cto r* ahatl •■feel fr o m i S e m i e l v n « p r r a id e a t . vie* pra al da nl, a « r r t a r ) an d treasurer. T w o office. Wty o* bald b y on* paraon. Raid hoa rd of* d lfp rlo r a •hall b a r e a u t h o r i t y to a p p o i n t all nrceeaa r y agent* of tbl* c orporati on . A n n u a l meeting* of Ih * atoekholdera •hall | nrio » t th* p r ln r lj j * ! offtaa, of J b » cor l> afi held |><irall1>n on *1h- 'flral Y u r a d s y In' February Ptaolng Both of Them. " I t * M simply A question of verac­ it y between ua," eeld the oldest Inhabitant "He said I was a liar, and I ■aid he was one.*' “ HumphI" re­ joined the village postmaster "That’s tho flint time I ever hear of either of am.i toll Inir ikn i m i l o i , of each' year, at 12 o'clock M . or at anon you telling Ine truth. thereafter at Ptstticsjbt*, at which the board i— — A T L A N T I C C O A S T L IN E T R A IN S Nortkboand Ix-a vr A rrive 1:3.1 A . M . N o 82. . lil H A . M *. . N o . M . . . 10:45 A . M . . . 11:05 A . M . N o . 8 0 . . . .3 :20 P . M . . . . .3 :4 6 1*. M . So u thb o u nd N o . 8 3 . , . .2 :0 6 A . M . . . N o . 89. 2:10 P . M . N o . 85. . . G:09 P . M . .2:16 A . M . 2 :30 P . M . 6:19 P . M . O viedo N o . 126— A r r i v e N o . 127— L e a v e * . .9 :30 A . M . 4:00 I ’ . M . Leesburg No. No. No. No. ■ fit 10:55 5:25 .5:20 6:36 A 1*. P. A. M. M M. ,M. T rilby * *' N o . 25— A r r i v e ............... .1:00 p . M . N o . 2 4 — L e a v e . ................ ? :2S !*. M . cijlV -. r r > H ’ 5Vl > l ^ f _______ 2 1 — A r r iv a - o s c 24— L e a v e 1 5 8 * -Arrive . 167— L e a v e . . . . ' I" f o l l o w i n g art idea of incur pur a t tun *flail run ■ t i t u t * and bee rune it a char ter u p o n the i s s u a n c e of letter’' pa te nt according to 1a » 1 r , Bp Ip * . ■ - UJ. p ' ■ ' •(■ a?r / ■ * .. " A T h r n a me of tt hhi* rn f jnir a . l*Jfi Na n fofd I iilsrtn i»l t r o l vacuum ahall I 'r r ■ H - . r^y* -v FIRST DUTY OF S H O T SWISS Many of Them Sympathize With the Allies, but Demand Fair ^ ‘ Treatment. STANDS BETWEEN TWO FIRES German Element la Strong. t l « Litrvra palant •kail b*M le ft), mail*) fl«m #»t*ad' Kfitry, No. 4>«72. ■ twwn' jmnl.il, aad-kH t-S at4 t,eq rp 4 u / iW fak - W t j ol U I F V . i a C . U * N W U ol 20. * * » « « « , . » * * . la. adtall__________t I r u a c i *Th» , vapaljt l l W l , . nrn ^du* ^i*») *vefk^ fij-db* •ubvutbrr-^j T«w«riiU» TawnskU*. »7 t hreatho Isas easily .even than Hol­ land. Constant dlsputos are arising relative to contfaband, conditional contraband. Imports and their final consumer. <* ' » t » It Between Two Flree. GREATEST EVENT IN THE HISTORY OF THE FIVE COUNTIES Tho situation find* adequate expres­ sion In the words.of a contributor to the Gazette, do Lantsanno: “ Germany and Austria have said to Swltxerland: ‘Wo are perfectly will­ -T6 the Citizens of Seminole, Volusia, Osceola, ing to dullver you such raw muterlals Orange Counties, Greeting: as you lack. Hut you mu«t give us lie it known to all of you that you are invited and expert, In exchange not money but certain to prepare .suitable exhibits for display at the Great Exjjo^ uI products of which tho allies' blockade already agreed upon by the people of your several eountie deprives us and which we need.' The engaging in a friendly comjietition for tho exhibition of S allies object to this, saying to Switzer­ varied products of your several sections; also the thjZ land: 'FTom tho beginning of the “ Made in Your Tow n s." Your school work, your fruits m war wo have placed our ships and our trains at your service, and, unvegetables, your farm products, your stores of house and fieij tlko our enemies, wo have nover your art creations and all other articles of interest, espeef-^ thought of Imposing compensations st<x:k, ckickens, etc. in goodo upon you. In the futuro, as Prejuire to attend in |>erson and with your family Ih tho past, wo are quite willing to friends and the strangers within your gates. furnish you with raw matorlala as well as with foodstuffs. Only, desir­ ing thnt our blockade be effective, we ask you to give your word not to pass on In any form whatever to our enoOF THE PROSPEROUS FIVEjCOUNTIES mlea that which we procure fqr you.' "Switzerland replies to the alllea:' ‘I am grateful to you for supplying me with foodstuffs and raw materials without demanding- compensation. Masters of tho ocean, you havo been able to do mo this service, like good like other troubles, ah neighbors. Germany and Austria, al­ though blockaded by your fleets, have comes when least exf also done what they could for me. Driven by need, they naked mo to--*? The only way to he prej pay them In goods, while continuing-.' ' at all times is to set* that' to pay you -In npeclo, and I have not rofuseu, being myself hard.'pressed buildings are always ins and neutral—that Is. equally friendly in a G O O D COM PANY. to all anil unwillingly to increase dif­ ficulties In Ihe meantime your feurH oro groundless, fur I have taken cure formally to forbid - the vxporvattnn" 107 MAGNOLIA A lt. from my territories of a whole series of goods of urgent necessity. And I am always on the wnlch for smug glers. ' Needs of Swiss Industry. ' 'On the other hand, my Iniltistrles must live in spill* of your war, on M IL L W O R K OF A L L D E SC R IPTIO N S account of which I. though perfectly Innocent. aulTer more ihan you, per We are prepared tn figure with vou on all clasaal haps, believe And In order that mv of LU M B E R and M IL L W O R K for HOUSE, STORE ludiiHtries be not ruined they must or B AR N . Framing, flooring, ceiling, siding, windows,! bo permuted to re-export to all coun­ tries llie articles mnnofadureil from doors, screens, blinds, mouldings, lattice, frames, boxes. raw material* furnished hy no matter Tell Uh NY’ hal Volt Want Fmlimales Furnished Frtt what hulllgerrnt I um neutral of my own free will, but with your appro­ bation Thai Ui why, although I have ■■hllgatl-inn Inward you land 1 do not t u i n it rf sv it n t* if ti e o i p r i e 11 v t m s y u n tt n u it f h p : « v : <: ' : ? rr v n v • ’ n r i deny them), that yqu u Ihu have a f*w* toward me, of which the llrst and es ___________ _ ■______ ; _____ i-- — m * * sentlal is to let me IJve ' *' u m im is s im iK iiiu u io v o iiiitiM u m io M Her** fa the situation In a nutshell The result of pressure from bbth Hides)'hut prlncfpally frdmjhe side of Ih** aJIIch, Jjo-T heeji In make Ihe Swiss conscious ot Iliuir national!!)- arid to K<ft the betd (piality of D R A IN , HAY, FEED and! start a wave of patriotism Negoiia iIons are going on to regulate the mat ELDER at REASONABLE PRICES li-rs lif differeiii-e between the little mountain eoutitrv and Its powerful v . - WRI TE uelghhors bv establishing » Swiss con Irol of all foreign trade with a view In doing away with chances for cheating Kor the people will-not listen to prop­ ositions from -wither side offering P alatk a, F lo fjd ^ compensation' .afte'r the war They want the iliRIcUIty done away with - > « « « » « < m u m i s m i W i m k i O t m u s i o i m u k O --------------- S--------------------------- 1 ■ ■ ... ----now Imined Inti-tv r ‘ SUB-TROPICAL IMP-WINTER EXPQS1IK of director* •hall be d u l y 'elacla d by the 1 ■ lo c k bolder*. *, T h e h y - l a w t lo r the g o v e r n m e n t ol the cor p o r a tio n ahall* he a d o pte d at the ftr*t a n n u a l meeting of the »to ck h old er*. or at a n y special m * * t ln g called for that p u r p o . e l l n l ' l a hoard, of director* ih a ll h » » * beenI H r . I *lul) choven by the •tnekho)d*r«. the bualnC'v* of (h e *ald co r p o r a ti o n nhall he c o n d u c t e d b y th e fo ll ow in g n a m e d p r r » o n » an d officer* 4 . Itanitotph A p p l e b y . J r . , I'raald ent K a t h e r i n e It. N o r t o n . Vice President | A n t r i m P. A n d a ra o n , S e r r e l a r y A n » r l m I'. A nd ara on. T r e a s u r e r . T e m p o r a r y h y - l a w a m a y b " ad op te d liy amid off lr rrr u n t il th e B r i t an n u a l m e e tln f ot . t i e alorkhold er* . ti T h e h lfh eet a m o u n t of Indebted n e w or li ab il ity to w h ic h i h U cor p o r a tio n »hall i t i i i v ti m e s u b je c t il*elf to n T h r e e h u n ­ dred fi lly th ousand (Z3M.OOO.I Europesn Republic Declines to T T*h» name* and teiiden cc* rd 4h* auhi aer lber- to Iheee article* ot i n c o r p o r a t i o n , Overawed by Powerful Neighbors together with the a m o u n t ol capital s u b ­ — Refuses to Starve or Do scribed b y n r h are ai follows: A n s e lm P. Andenon, l»2 6 -6 lit . St Driven Bankrupt—Would Vl I t r o n k l > n . N Y . . 100 share* col nraon stock Fight for Rights. "* Ml share* pre ferre d i l o r k J H a n d o lp h A p p l e b y . J r .. M Sta te S i , P ert h A m b o ) . N J . 1 « h * r e c o m m o n stock, K a t h e............... r i n e It. N . o r t o n , 1C2 F a i r v l e w A r e ...... By EDGAR AN3EL MOWRER, ^ J W h cri of'.hT s " a m* T 8 h , ^ ^ V (C on ^p«d ,n t or tho Chleaao N e w . ) * ffjiji-atfsanpo. BwiUorlsnd.—Seigoobos, s e t.' o u r .hand* this S l■ a t d*a y to l Sepfetpbgjf. p o u n d s n tie ro an m u r rn ulr n a m e d Hat ay, an d w r i g h i n g ab ou t I LIDO p o u n d s , one M a r k marc m ul e n a m e d H etty. an d w eighin g a b o u t I2 0 0 y j » o u n d s one firowr h o rai m ule n a tiled Hill a*»d w eig h ing ab out LZfLU p o a m ls nn« hru * it . bi*fwe mul e n a m e d H o b an d w eighin g alrmlt rnafe o.iile Hapk«ul and weighing a h n uI 1 l « 0 lioUrwte ------- - c February -15-19, 1916 .-.r-it - c " ' . - - - seta behind thfi purjjlujjn.mntains banfn ,*» Lafi.^Tsl- - Tho country suffers from th* loss fll«*j as|ler-i*f .fa-1 fa tcurista' llut hmst of all 11 suffers r r fl ua'W^nal.'laC tas, ps i . fj’w .« ' ' .- ~ “ Orlando, Florid) SUB-TROPICAL MID-WINTER EXPOSITIO) THE A . P . C Q N N E I, NOVELTY PLANT Y c II q w P i n e L u m b e r C o ., K is s im m e e , Fla.| s w i s s I ia id s f. , ' -J---- — ^I'lir* Swistt (Tinfi'duratlon enunta In day a|i|in>ximaU>)y 3,1 Sd.iliR) Inlmlii < n o lin g r n m i u i t v ' i s p r i n c i p a l ofTlr* and I - 1# «d I tji n« * ,11 i i> iti - lo rd * •• tautu, 4if win>ui u^niH 200.rO') nr*- liul m ge county Florida lirahrt oftp **• lun by rat*n and laiiKUnua. 7&o,ooo rim m a y b « eatahllsflrd at such other place* a* ¥. -e i t Kw H KUillY m a y l«c «eierte<| Ii > t (Is h oa r d o| l i i fV fi fi rt Speciiil Ma ster in J 'b a n eery •. Rltlnr tbcpiaelvpa kYuiicb ami tfm m , M gaflr ji A W a r low •ul* f » r 1 intildta ■jU T h e general n a t u r e of rfle tiuiuu>*» mainltiK i60i),0t)i) apoak Grriiian J'Iiiin 1 I Tur* 'il r t o F e t ra na ae tt fd b y « i l d r o r p o r at i o n » h al I <u e p m i t i c t a fid i a i r > o n t h e h u * i n e « « tho' Gorman Hrinent In by far tht* • f -r«r4rig«f#tinn Cfiftlirvi gtjVi f«tr4r»dlfrg in atrongi-nt nutnrrbnlly and tin* uintU ■If tI i ■ tw*h e *, tiy Hie in * (»l I l.e inter l l r p i f l m r n| **f th r I n i r v l n t , tj tl tle n I v a t u uni pre cd o n n g » ) i ( r f n . arid > t lui|iorta1it. It can coninil lu fndtrru I S l a n d tMTvii'. i tame* vitir, Fla , a n y a m i all other rue l hods, means, way* Sep! 211th. IOTA | live iiulitlcal matti-ra Tim Frotich n f viyateniB tu (irepace an d ro anuf a< t ur e N o t i c e is hereby give n th a t A lb ert L •an (J to buy sell a n d Isaac, and generally caiitoua, with the lni[»irtant ci-uierl tif l . i p f n r d , «• ( S a n fo rd . F lo r i d a . » btr. on A ug u* •le ^l in coultrig a n d p r e r doling, ice and *■* I II 1"V mails ■t 11 m..a I r i l l K )l t f V N I Goodva ami Iktusunntt and Ibulr uxcol font nowHpapnra. tilay Intoltoctnally u Yulo mimowlinl boynnd lhat pmautuf-d b) aJlu-lt nuniortcal lnfi-rlnrlty Tho Italian rdommU -la r*dnllvoly Inalk'iH flea lit nlthmigh tun- **f thr moat Rnl llitnt of tin* K " ) 'Tuun nl llllmattN** a n d fur the p r o d u c t i o n and in ■ nu f aft u r i-iYJCK Would Fight for Mighta *tt m - , r i r c t f i n l j and . l ‘»r the kuj>pl>ing of Hlii Mtilta, runi**n from tho Tiidtio I ! a i rn * tit name* a J h * *es *-»f»Tr. i n I'Ulid m a n u f *ftu r c pulrhao The Swiss hid awort- yf their fnrc« j *■m 11re*l• h f W « w »* F lor id * Ho uiu rh by t ln» wtt) of pri-tuiHto h-sse or ut her *!•»• “ actjulrc, and ln * *ail W ill Fill man , •<I e M w a, Flo ri d a Tin*-IT *"* l nf 3fi0.mil) sturily. wall I c uar or Other » H C til ill l i m n ol I n t i 111 » pri'Mi'iitatlon of Hw Itcrrland n (msl II II Krr^ffo^wif .. Sanford. _ . F lo r i d * e^ ju ip a n d operate anti m a in ta in , «ir license eqvrippeil unit'trained sohllnrs thrown tluu ilurlDK tbn iircsont croat war. J o h n l/unr. o h ’ S . n l i i r c l . F lo r i d a . o v l a r * t o o p i r a t i , r * f H | F T l t o r etc llnea. a n d 1 1-8tp" R O B R l i T W f ) A VIS, • are a n d r a il w a y e t ju i p m e n t and aup pllfa of At tho beginning nf hostlllllna the Into tho balance today on either aldo H.C'l'fnil klrida, and a n y an d all c o n ^ y a n n a fur would he cmislderahle—-might be doFVonrli and Kalian rautonn munlff-nt H u tr a n s p o r t a t i o n In col d ato ra g i or other QtilVo " r * . I»y la n d or b y w a te r , of » n \ and all N o i l r r o( , A.pllrallot, f at T a r I I . r d H n t l r r od n Btiirdy tint Inoffriraivo nympatby p r p d u c t a . good a a n d man uract ured articles, S r r l l l * ST# of i h . I f o n . r a l H l a l k 't k . ’ W e havo bean tuin-li too humble,” for tho al Hits Tlin Orrxnmi uantonn. tu c o n d u c t a general shipping* and fo r w a rd S n t l r o I* h e r e b y »1*e« Vhal l l . r r i e t 1. ' Kl**in now *yi w«*. Ins luiwineaa, anil i is receive, handle, ship, Jmrnr I,.. i i u r r h u e t .>( T a r l e r t l d r a i e N u to (ho rontrayy, kiivu voni to u sltijtb‘ men tell me here fftrwmril and I f i i i u m f i goods, w a r n and 1 shall cease to Hunjitleitle and begfti to 114, date-1 the 2n d -la> nl Jun e. A It 1911 HtruiiK burnt of Gofniuttoiiblllu I have «iefcFiarHlise and aft rla**ia til freight by h » , tiled . . I d rort I A r a l , in rn. ..litre and Iarol or by wa ter, to p u r rh a * e or o l h e f w i a r l . e made a p p l l r . l i n n Inr l » > .fee.) t,, i,.\ie npt iakon account of i lu ItidlvIditulH <1••n*ainl rmirlauljlv-liiil llnnly a r iju if r. lu manufacture, nrndurc a u r k r i , ih a r r o r r l . n r e W m 'ud you njflit-’ " *1th la * Sant f-ertlA rS Ir wltoao nytnlialllli'i* ar*- always with th*p r e p a r e fur m a r k el well cleal fn end deal r m t . r . i e * t h r ti»lli (»,‘ n* >|e.-ethe.l I.r i ip a rt ) t'ertamtv If tofififit >r» jl We re • U i k i # U ( l pr H'l tu 1• of r ve r> t I ■s * si -I >J>* rtltlo iippernioat .it -- a i e . J -n ,Serfiili»le ("our. :v M --r-t* t-( fuse in slaive nr be ilrlvi-ti flankniftf vriptton and ir> *11 *rlirb-* ..f housrhTtld • II H . a 2S fret » c . l tJ 1 the N 1. , or t.-il 2 Today, tlionyli by rttugrs b*i ltni>*-r a m i d o m m k i r uae and ru m u rnp »inn l u ufSnr 2 i r p 2H 9. R 2 » K. run S I t ' . l I t . coptlbli) tliat they raJiliol be traced, Ktigland ami Franco and Italy must ecu! r and main ta in p a r k in g bou»c* and N «t. . W &«S H i (t . W ISO ft N I 'l f U bn brought to realize thtj* (net or i an fling lacturie* I f*t *I o-«»«l |ir od net ■ of all It 1; - 19 ft A ( re, 2 * tho Hltuutlon ima bocomo 'dHTen-nt at tlir .fat. klrida,, am ! *all a r tirli* ^ uf household of genT f-e . a i d lan-l l-einy ,n if face the consequences Here In itomamdi Hwlliurlunti the (Kip s-rwl ii ae an d cun* urn pi itn», and t - I m y , 0 f ol t h e l . e i i . n r e nf a urh refttfl- afe (n t h r "Hut your personal sympathies, as ■ifbc^rwlae iH |i ure, and ur trthefwt.e n a r n r ul W H V l-.r* Ifnfe*. **td ref It Itillation la null overwheltnliiKly pro iLgfwew * of s Or __ t. h ee-’ p r o d u cr t a or |ry-|ii'i»Juc«* r a t e ahall he redeemed a r r n r d l n * I n l a w allies. There Is little German In tho you huve Jusl told mo. arc with tito t l a w i w J ; m l 11>- .elh I r a r v . dyvi-lnp. d e a l I n , i . , d r e d will laaui- 4 h # r » » n on the 30th d a ) IntprffW-i rnanafe Kn d o|t»r at r real (rrrrp- ot O r l o l . e r . A. It, I h f h , utreets or tn the storcti. As soon ns countries you mention." - ,- r t y ; a- rtijrrt o n ly t hv p r - r v i . i n n . i m . WRf)4-,a my a l ff r l i l . i x n a f u r e am i ,e*l 'That Is true. Hut you must real­ Italy entered the war the Ticinese Min.*! It) ) * » t v . t b e t T u r f e r or b y - l a w * . o l ( h r 27t h -lay « f R e pto m h er, A l> l » I S . ise that before w « nrtftleiqmn. French '‘ -and deal In •_ . '* h A IRUtfil.ARR. •aid ' mr-tayrafi<>n, -i n • H n y , aell • pronounced for Italy It Is not an ex t T . r k C i r r u i ! 4 'o o r t S . m l n n t e l*n , Ff* ^)ft»rt*i ul attuk ol tht* « » d olhr-r ro fii pv aor It{illuti a)gr‘*1lrc Sarins Wo havo uggeraMon to say thnt, notwithstand­ ia**li ’ • R y Ja-1- * R o h r r i * . I*. <" t n m * a n d tn l i - m l - b i i -I l o a n . ’ a e r u r v d ' J i ) our o w n , c o u n t r y . lor^E after. In any rwrirtirnye, m other Ren* on real ftropthty:.* 1 i - Taes;I»l> ing the German npt-aklng majority, to i t v r ) nrt ihe l-u.tnr-*. nf p u r r l j a - i n y . 1 __2, ■ , - - — -— - — hut un extreme tjamF nn aitqrnjjk TtT thuru are now In tho country as many , N u l l c r In 4 r e rl lt o r. To 1ovnr td aa ltix. pl edging, fea.lng, .e ll ln g , ,a» open adherents of the allies as of tho the vOerman afieaktng i n . C o u r t pl 111" C o u n t y J u d g e , S . m t o o l r tA*n/r*c am i t r a n . l e r t i n g . IriVl-,1 In g I n : tr a d foreo the nollon Into war ;iCkyKi the C o u n t y , latalr nf F lo r i d a Austro-Gonnans This means lhn( a lity a n d dpaling in g o o d . , » * t r « . m r r e h a n , n re K . t a t r ol M l t r a h A n n i* V unge allies w»iutd tni**im**flft*llltm<ytlnte rtl| ■nil d e e - . # |j ,.r, „ | n „ r, . I r t a t e e . d i . l r l h u t e e , an d *|iae » n d pr'n)H,rty of e v e r y Hi larK'i uuiiiber of persons who speak turo helweArt*-rfa and them and so ( f l p l i r - n . and , a r r ) l n i ! on ujiy ot)i- -o m--ti r ,,r r . o ll, J , e . m g r l a l f n . a g a l n . f »*ld e . t n l r German favor the nntlouH of the quail ••t I h e al m v e l-uelnewee. nr an y Jot her l- u - i j- Y o u , an d ,-arh ol yo u. are hereby notified bring about the ruin of Swltn-rlanil ind ife rtlplo alliance, particularly Franco. rrirtirertn l th er ew ith., * ,. m a y be,, a n d | H,l(| retjuired to )- rr .ef,t any »'l v| ruHi* il by i be l> < of thi 111 * ItI p}i*-r Hut If the present restrlci lonn. tiJfT-ndy m a n i l " mb Id* y o u, «•r cith er nf y u ti . may fill] »ni| an »| w it h all the j flW fit I n it> *g nirt.pl I h r Swiss Industry Badly Hurt. uf A-1il**ah^ A fit I* bad, grow heavier Instead of tlghtiT, il i K*s * t l t r cuitlcr Upon V n n f r , dian a * e d t*ie i*f S em ino le r ' o u n t y . 1* Rut a new economic problem has np t-u rp u r hiu m* t *• « i»rf> on l»tt*lne*ia w it h i n If the allies, cannot he persuaded .Jly M erida in the un der ei gne d A d m l r U l r a l r i % .if w i t h nil t t h r >'m\' " I Ktufbla a* may b< » l . . I I I oat at ( . ..................m r » r « r It ■•»»■ tk v pea red and 1s forcing people to face our diplomats that although[•y'W.t' w ! .,n*| l a 1 it* r t i m i pel m i l led b>' l*w It squarely. Swltxerlni-.il. accustomed only tn Urn wo put our-ehtjrt' strength !i TIi** a m o u n t of cap ital a l n rk nf I h U ,U n a . M ' A U.U.I 3»,»,. a a n m . 8> w k k Ny In time of peace to derive considera­ behind this (l.-tuauibwasn^UiyfT^fl,, rorporafbin iHatl Im line humlfitl anti fifty F -a*rulrl. un d er ih * i h u u M t i d dollar • i f l M I . O O i l k d i v b l r d int o ble profit from Its line scenery and Its Will ol Milrah Iim r O n r I h t i u i i n d five huridre*! tl.M M U »harew French or Ilnllalt-fp.^It'^^riiijtlkjV i'central portion, tfow pays heavily for he, we shall tig|;l side D ; j ^ j ’|Va|l/’ Y o n * * , dco*a.*d til I hi* par value uf U l i r hun d re d liollai* .1 l u . « ate l $ ! D O j fiach, uf w h ic h U n r t liuu»a ml tOlldr the latter. A laVgo proportion of th>- a Hlngle ninn, ns w*i», ort trnnor aham uf lb** Loial par value of One hun- In I Irrull Court uf Ih* P'otralb J u d l t U l C:irrolt • national army lias been mobilized nt row at the a l l f l h f C ^ f t j k y v d l o a ^ T o r drw) ( hcrusand dbUwV* Ahall be rommon Uo rlda . Hcrnlnob- t wool). In C h a n r r f T stock. al»d Five hundred S<M»» »h*fr* uf Frank W . Wickham considerable expense and kept under territorial nght't • And i - ^ ' i l ’; i Ibi Iolal par lllue of Fifty IhcMhind dol* CITATION arms since August, 1911. Industry Is should Ilghf too, dvnn .ngnlnst nearly lura ( fXtO.UOD) khall be preferred stuck. F m m a I'* W'b-khafn T h e pgef ic rrd i l o c k ahall be en ti tl ed to T o F m m a F. W V k h a m . F.*tt Ilalboa, Canal Zotir ' suffering. The foreigner copies but evcrythffig Ifl^ilie world t-hold d e a r " a d i v i d e n d u| not e i r e e d i n g *cven per r en l Y o u Will take notion that you am lwr*h» tr'liHr C7 per n u l l in a n y «»ne year, which d i v i ­ od tn appear to th r hill nf o.,mplaint filnf In thl* rarely to the countless hololB, which d e n d ahall be n o n ^ i f Y i u l a l l v r . an d n a ya b le lauvo and whnmtn yo u arc rrvioto party -lelen-lant stand bleak anil deserted like no many o u t o f i K e . n g l carnfii<a b e f o m ^ i i y d i v i d e n d M o n d a y I h . I at d a y .d N u v w m U . A . D „ 191A gfgantic mausoleums. Only a few la p u b l u p o n the c o m m o n alock othorwirw t)i* MU »• Bind will I - taken a* ronfrvwr.1 homqless Individuals from foreign T h e bidder* of th e p r » f i r r » d *tocJk akall .ralnat you. In m t « nf I b u ll d a t lu p nr dI**olutton n b . l h ® __ parts' loiter In the streota—four l)y Delaware Man Will Have, a Score ot I t ,la __ further ordered_«hat_thta ntatUm bn ^Juhl u r p o r a t l t r a . halur* a n y aniku a m o u n t ahatl bn liatud In the Sanford HaeaJd, a new.patwr puh Alpine Beautlee on His compartCm with former- years. Even p a i d |o the holder* of th e e o m m u f i stock tiara td tn Hanford, Reminota t mtnty, Flu rM a. h a e n t i t l e d to I n paid Ih * a m o u n t paid up Farm. ,, A tho exited revolutionary has quit the Work lor el*hl ronareuth* **rks. i l l i l t r l r iha re r. but ahall no t p a r t l r lp a t e Witness* m y hand and »e«l of said Court at Ranlittle country where he for bo many i n a n y surplua aaaela a f t r r p a y i n g oft the ford, HemlnoU C o u n t y . Florida. th*> thy fith d a y-ol w h a l e ot t nr u p r s p lt s l Delaware Cltv Did - rhWlt3|- J years found*' sltnctimry, A w fron­ T h e ■litTifrrr ol th* r o p i n u m anti pr e la V A **•*' K A. r H J U d U t f i ' U'lnkli-r of Wanhlngton. who is altwri | tier town's ancetit-rvs'^f espionage r«*f p t a e k ‘ »h*ll h a v e *-iu*l^v . . t l n .j r i g b l « .^ . | ( trtk of t V v u i l c W t anil Intrigue That Is ^ill The sun tu start a goat form ^aJong-tin- rfit-s l . -j-he capital alock d i i l T Tie t-al-i I n r ^ l u WIV*,,** t lt,,u,h«*Jih-r Ry J C I t t i T h tr, R C . l a w f u l fju*na> of lb * C n l t e d Slate*. t,t r » a ' tialieitor lor Complainant ru**-fe9tr speak.* canal sn^s he wjll employ a rises alone >var th« gluYferV fair des o r lveraonal piop ert > of lb* va lu e e-jusl l u ------------------------------------ ------------------‘ — ---------- -1------------ * nrxjru of Swish tnllkmaiils The pirln vilallun There ar* r.t. iiiurlat^«Wilv, 1^ ptr valu* ol the «lo e k laaued in r » J Dep.ilmenl - I Ike Interior ^ . change ol i ia y m e n l therefor, l*n l-vr e*nt i h |.in-l llitlee, ttai nc av ill* FlayuJa, ' aro to come from goat farms on tho nr lug with cold and dellglit to ejolcome ? U ) p e r r e n l I of w h t r b «h*H be paid In la w - ' _* , , . O cl. g .T S li nnbw-eaphed. Alps. T h o -goats are be­ _ o n e y of l h » t l r l t e d Rtatea. n nr r r«»l Neiit* t» h*i*fi» zlvva-ikst Jam .. ‘ C ■ KH- hla upci.tr.lng or to i ur u a wajr*tij*liur'ry 1 T m real or; or ; ^ A n n tho l*»t-*lopn Uomowanl an he ing shipped from Colorado' , In- l 4 - THE SANFORD HERALD ‘p t hls “ Illstolro Tolltlquo do I'Europo ' GptUomporalne/* *boglns his chapter K A T IIE R IN F . R .N O R T ftN . an'BwItxerlsnd as follows: C ly d e L in e B o i l s W itn e s s : N . K a y m o n d Heate r. * "The Interest of Bwlss history must S ta te of N e w Y o r k (51. Jobss Riaar) not be measured by tho site of the A r r i v e 10:00 A . M . L e a v e 11:30 A, M . r'ounty of New York country. This little country holds a T u w M in ys , T h u r s d n y k and S a t u r d a y s I. N Ksymnnit Hsslsr, * notary public in anti Hr ll»- wtal*- *n«f county alorota.ill very Important place In the-history of In hsr*|.> r.rlll) <>>»i Answlw V. Amlsr*on. contemporary European Institutions. J, Randolph lBilt)i'i(i<i Apelrbv^ Ifan *• Jr.,* and ---K*lb«-r<n» t ---tun. w|»o Itt.M o m* rll k nown, K. .Nor Norton, who _>iw.-lo ms w wrll kno To whoever desires to understand tho mr, ami ^»*#r«lly 1hi rUy ovolutlon of our modern democratic 11» • t thry for ( h **iriprt vbjip, »I JA^k . it ti w l# rl(H^ytton LEGAL ADVERTISING • ignctl the fiu*ge1ng irliclr« of Incorpoi society, this* history may. hkr rccom and th* irCorfiTiny ing no lie* fur lh(ir l ti or mended a» (he most InstruotlVh selec­ and pufpu**** tbrrcrrt «lii**d of I n r u r p e f al lon of ih*N a n f« r« l lr» Vlitrifs* Whcfpiif I h»vr hereunto Ai*l tion of examples of the application of n l t i r n t V a c u u m | *rr- ( ou tln f I urti|»any my Lund and ■aral^d offir* |hi* LI lit day r*f the principle of popular severe Iftnty.” LScPi r m l fr t. . I. * * I !* T ih** ii n t|ftr »11 n p dl hi -r«*l*j i I %v no I »r «■ I ha t 1 N U AV M O N O H K A T K fl. Forvlguwrs who-know Hwltr-*-rlnml, L r’ I l h J t i fit UtlLbt-L* A - l i . aktlla on K o W J rdf.TTc, K T f f f T p B ■ i te n o flo ra a in . or a* aoun i h * r r aft **r 1*1Ih or wllhoul liavInK visited It. an » flint »»« New York tNiunty, mm they ( i n be hear d, th ey will a p p l y tu N oi, rrtiAcilr 2bu To inm ii nloD * c i p i r e a M i r . 30, 1>17* country of tourists, hotels, mountains, the H o n o r a b le i’ark T r a m m e l), governor II-T y r»-H c of I ho atale of F l o r i d a , at hit office. In the picturesque chalets, mountain rail < - a pi tol bu ild in g of ■a I cl at ate. In the c l l y roads, glaciers, milk chocolate, St. o f T*llahata**>. for I r t t m pa tent, I n c o r ­ M A S T F s I F H N A I.F . p o r a t i n g thepi, t h a l r associate* an d i u c Gall embroideries, cheese and refuges U n d e r 'and by v i r t u * of i d i m # of f o r i r f f s o f * , Into a b o d y po lit ic anil rofparat<* for revolutionists, may be pleased to in de ed and In I a w . Un det tbe na m e of c l o i u r * i n d ail** rendere d by th*» l l c m o r i l r l i S a r ii o r i l I n ter m il l e n t V a c u u m l*r e *i -uuHn r J u d g r III I. hi* S e v e n th iliil iefal r i r c i i l t of t h r know that of nil the people of Europe in <"onaparv> under the f «il|o« t ri g ch a r te r anti S r * t r of. F t i i n d i f**r H v m i n o t i c o u n ty tho Swiss have, historically, been the arti cle * of i n c o r p o r a t i o n , the o r ig in a l of c h i n c r r y t i t l i n g in a c i r t u t i cat* th r ^ ri n w h i r fl will b i un flic ih the offirc of i hr s pe ndi ng , w h i r c i h Th « » l i l r i c h L u m b e r l um* \\ l l r a d y and most belligerently tenacious of their iwfNrrelary of atate of aatd at ate of Flo rid a , it a nil i* c n m p l i i r u n t an d W 11 K Hr l i l y are defendant*, >hr under*ig n« t i he ell v of T a l l a hiausew1, d u r i n g the turn* independence uiol that they ure today r*j ■■ sprrial master m rh«tjr»ry will r e t}u l red t** for t h r p u h ll fa ltu n of iliti avll to l i b h i f h n t and l-e*t bidder for f is h. I tile people who have gone farthest In mil I r r in fr o n t <»f I h» r o u r t Lu»u*r do or litS i n - | tie realm of popular government \ n » r | m I* Aoderwoii for d Flo ri d a d u r i n g the Irgal hour* of f i l e I J k a n d e d p h A p p l e b y . Jr The ''Initiative" has been general on M o n d a y . N o v l at, 1 9 1 ,V. the follow in g ,| k • t heri n r H N o r l o n jR - n o h s I p r o p e rty to » i t since 1K48, ami the ''referendum,'' eon * t i a r l r r of Manford I n I r t mI i I # n ( Vtruum ( »n r kifiiwn hors** rnulr na m e d i i m an d ] P r e - f oo li n g t a m p i m slderinl a most ratllcaf, modernist eelgfltng ab ou t l.uotv pou nd* , on*4 gray mare mul M•«»# o ll ie■*,, an d -wcei measure, came In about the same T h e un der aigned h e r e b y agree to u become ecumr . m u ier n si m mr d a * *»«* > igh ing ab ou t > hereby aaaociale ' 1,100 j>c*y,nds, fine1 tit own ■niff muIe himed time « *ptor pa t e d together and »11 Proportional representation f*nut I 100 pmi n rf* •rig_ hi ng t Larflwwrl vr* together for the pilrpoae rtf T»e V| vi tr \ anij »*■ gh was adopted by the ltnllun canton of r o m t n g a body y o li ti c anil co rporate under one !>•> marc n*ulc n i m i ' i l .Sarah and ing ab ou t 10&0 p ou nd* 'trie ba y m a r c mul e th e of 1he state of Flo rid a , the proTtclno^aa far hack as I KIM Ja ne an*l w e ig h in g about 1-00 v i i l a n * ol whtch are h er eb y a r c e p l r d The named IT ; . m F or h is g o a t s Snake* Galore. (Tarkosvlllc, Go.—-The killing of those thirteen rattlesnakes and pilots ttufus Harris killed Botne tjmo ago was thinning snakea out some, hut It Is reported that there was the un­ reasonable number ot 4b0 snakes killed on tho farm of Willie Mulllnax near here in oao season. | Buy Direct and Save Money W. A. M erryday Company S a,*n f o r d * — * * '' A Coca-Cola BotHing Company) Bottlers of Spda Wider and 1 PHONE 2 1 In Bottles! - • piyi't jilif)-.. with m-rious muitrn'dfm't V u U carry y'our ofcu iruurafUSj - againyf * . . F -I U E t ’ ■‘ a /* I .lor you'll iiml the rno^ey Viuitnuf, t h e I LU): ha* wiiatl out ymjr projk -’ - k • . , . . • ' * ’ 'i,*! ,f'\ , - • VJ ■| H. i m - opr strong, r^Jialile eorcpi^Yl carry > 0 ur riil* a'niij^f 0,1 saf* wh-J Hejisonable, .rates ■ CHASE &' C0 MPA1 -----P — ----- --------------------- ‘•/fit v . •Utm ,r< S t. L e o C olleger Si. Leoj Pasco County,, Flor d r- ■-j- >• Full Inatrurtw*- CondfLcted bjHtljo HrneHIctlni) Fathers '• Given in. Preparatory, Co»merciul and f-'h*1 aical Cour«* TER M S - *225.00 N * r o H C A T A L U C V r AbORESS R t V DIRCCTO HAND L lV jE R Y > ,S A L Corner Park Ivanuy.aMI Sec^naTstc*** . : \ ' CONTRACTOR tif FOR A L L W lND S^IF HEAVY HAULYWO * Largo supply^of Horaoa; Mulei, Wagons, ahdxHarncsfl - always on hand For Site or Exchange i V^ Blackamlihlng and Wagon Repairing In connection . > ' • �THE SANFORD HERALD OCTOBER PAGE FIVE SOMETHING NEW AGAIN T H E R E IT IS SHOES CC lot of B aby Dolls jUat sell for » ! . • * and 12.49. " -■■'...t — — PRESBYTERIAN CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR DAY AT THp ar t box calf, aolld leather lined, broad toe, n v e r y . comfortable (,n ble Shoe for Ladles "a\ $1.98. Pride Do West, 25c vatu** for per . . . 19c * Black and. White Strip Crepe Waist 12 25 value for . . $1.98 yard White Messalme Waist Flowered •i kid low heel, plain toe, cushrubher heel Shoe. This Shoe is Yours for comfort, Crepe de * ' Chine Waist s i .75 Indian Head Linen, 15c value iave ten different styles of men's oes. Three styles of Ladies' >cs. Well, we have most any a Shoe you would want for linen or Children. Peppercll Mill, 42-in Pillow Tubing, .................... 20c per yard, 18c and. lore will, on this day, be given toward the C. E. “Building Fund” for the P R ESB YTER IA N CHURCH Bleaching, per yd, 5c t o . . . . , order to assure perfectly efficient service, Mr. Taylor will have his experienced assistants help in every way possible. To every lady who buys a pair of shoes on this day we will give her a.premium valued.at not less than one dol­ lar, providing she mentions this advertiment. We tnke this opportunity to thank the people for their past patronage anti hoping that every one will take the advantage of this opportunity of co-operating with us in making this a big day for the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor, we are. Yours for completed churches in Sanford. L. L. TA YLO R , Prop meeting adjourned to June 27, but inclement weather on that date h-si sened the attendance, s o . that there was n<> t|unrum, and an adjourn­ < Iuh Calendar ment was made H* July ;l, w In-ti the itit 2G Social Dept . permanent organization w*u» per , t Bazaar,. Evening I. fected Mr* j p, Kush being \\ 1’. Car,tier, Hostess. , ] elected president with Mrs. J. C. Jay. Oct 27 -Literatur Dept Patterson, first vice president: Mrs. dec from the Mountains | C„ G. Wesfcott. second vice presiMary Chappell. Cable i dent: Mrs. T. \\ Mathews, record­ South —C From Far ing secretary Mrs Victor Starburk II H Chappell cortesponriiug vem-tar.Mrs Lt . d R ea d in g s McLaughlin 111 treasu'er an I Mrs J T Fuller auditor Musical** In' it < hit* Hnilst WOMAN’S CLU B Sanford, Florida measure to the league The tract wait part of the old Summerlin es­ tate, and had been given to the city <m iunditum that within a specified time it should lie improved us a public park. But for the women’ interest in the mutter, tlie property w ou ld have revet tail to the hells, as the rity hud neglected it until the time limit was about to expire As soon us the Civic league was or­ ganized. attention was railed to this fact, and steps were taken at once to have the property, improved, t hereby fulfilling the donor's wish and intention that it should remain ill w ays a public park H. J . MINTON, Manager Mrs Futlei was then elected for the second term, hut after sevetal months of active • work, ill health tie cessitilled her resignation fshe will tip a liseni for an utdclirnic tune and will tie greatly missed hv hei fellowworker- and friends I Tile newly elected p resilient, chosen unanimously at a caned meeting on October 11. is M n . Anna L Ford, under whose leader­ ship the Civic league may lie relied III! to continue the good work it has done in t lie past Mrs F \V |) Dunn. Kditor F F W (' Orlando Be porter St ir The A notable achievement was tinPiistmnNter Ha s k i ns Returns work of the league nri the govern­ I'o't master Haskins hit- returned ment iut on Court street and Crnirii! avenue. This place was used as a from a trip* to Washington, where he mule lot and hir a long time had attended t hi* National Convention of First .util Second flaws Post mas nflly been unsightly hut ur.sanitary Mr Haskins staled that he file women had it rteaned and intide terhad a most enjoyable lime in the ,i beautiful rose garden which is an capital and shook hands with the ornament to t tie city President and invited him to come Die untidv vaeant lot ailjotntng to Vinford on his bridal tour Mr ('imk Garage has ul*u I... .. H,i -kins lines not think Stanford or iie d up an<I pi inter! w ith grass. air. other city will get new nubile buddings until Congress meets again There lias ^-eri mi much talk about < oi iniumis activity m tin* war i fur* a gainst files, dirt weeds and all the pork barrel appropriations that on-.ton u v conditions special “ clean many of them have been b**|tl U p Up ’ weeks, "better babies*' contests, indefinitely, although S aijord Inis c d u* atlotial work along ail line of already been assigned * iv n improvement, the "associated ,oiir >event>-hVe women were to W* veinuer. m i no- <*>•■'■>*• Motor Veils New line received organization ilirough it it this meeting Sons of the Federation *>f Woman's Clubs met charities" All color** Prices will , , Die city wet** also m Orlando and the three fed**rat‘*d which the rhnritnblc wrrk of the yesterday these are suit you Mrs Grace F. Williams, to . 1 : a the new movement, du llt 1'*- Uosafiml Soro-ii*. an*l « L.- league is now conducted lf>-2t«* U 1 I'.tinier openetl the meet-' * t't*l.*,agu** gave the visit' ■* st.me iif tire tilings in the history of n M to McCuller's tin league not to mention its very , , , address O t h . r In - d.-m.M s i r . ...... .. " l O r U n d " ' - 1 *. ■risiiii-f iiir'r , 11 \ share and tnllu * M i h in t) G - r e . U B ' They' re Not All Hearty Laugher* e lie* III tire aglt.ilioii wh|i'h *•If*** I••*i M* \\ ,ir|ow and M;Tin re* t ol w * k lorn i I have no doubt ruminated Sack ,.r Mi., t (, U es t c i m . Mrs Cl \n l**.igm I- W'.Uei....... I "rtB m tir e * halige to the e* tnillisston fi-nnj vtHe McKnutt "that the man with a shaw, M r s Christ, Mrs. Brig - 1 the* seerelat \ 's books, but where it of government in Orlando smile can't help but work his way up Mrs A B. Whitman and other may be read iti definite results. deThe second president of tile Civic rung by rung, us wo road every onco Mr*. .1. C. Patterson was spite the .inevitable discouragements league was Mrs. John T. Fuller, and In a while, but when 1 note the sinister it te d temporary chairman and and partial failures which always b**- the third was Mrs Gaston H Ed­ countenance of some bosses I have met win d**-. now stiii** rhairjnun of ran* I wonder how they gut their Jobs."— \\jit at in* w s temporary set the p : f h of stub an orgatiixu Kansas City Htar After tiie appoint men t ,t n>n The beautiful nark around si r vat mn • . i essarv eominittee* tin*' Lake Foltt owes its i-xistenci- in great D. C. BROCK Sanitary Sfeani IVessing, Hoi Ciasollne Dry Clcaninj;. Cions of All Kinds on Short Notice Jjiin .Our Gcnllem cn’s Valet (Club. S2.0B P it S U IT S $15 .00 U P W A R D CALL AND SEE M E f)N SANFORD AVE." * I Hr bn*Dl S m all The fourth shipment of T a m o S h a n tas hns just nrrived. Some c( this s h i p ­ ment have the clastic in them, but are the same old price, 49c. Pawns. ';'*.;- •*: Be P u b lish ed Un­ H e a d i n g A t T h e B a t e O f $7.20 P e r Year. « D E N T IS T Office: Yowell Building S V fF O H D Wilson & Housbolder LAWYERS Florida Sanford Elton J . Moughton f IX f7*v GEO. A. DEC0TTES Dr. J. A. TR O V1LU O N SP EC IA LIS T Gave H i m Time to Flniulr Job First fornlshuian W h a t do ee Itiink I've useetiT Util Smith strung uii la Ilm barn, An gal! 'u se lf '' Hocond Cornlshman— " Anged ’usself, ‘avo 'ee? And what's do? Cut "cn down?" First Cornlshman— "Cut 'en down? No. '*'*> warn'l dead yet."— W roc's Writings lo r ) #*» r (Sfi'l" n ( Infrt* ft, I T I ft I hi* y *mt t.or.l llc.r'l. Ire nil nn*etrt*h, toy.I frienils <t! the ehltrf^n, "SU II y**u wtt| t.mtli.ii.e your,e)ve»-fclyh l.horx iml |irivl l»*rt*- t » m i*ufe th.T ) *<u -III e.*r.'tiuil- th.t ynur "Ui^er*1 ^ trip.thy .rut eo oper.linn 1. kterll* ,, |, i|ui* t Let yti'u •krtubl kli*>v. tlr.t thn-uch llufrpt.rl.gernent »\ your t'hunty Merit there It.* heeti t the' cvnltil > lb*« >e*f ,el*J»*f) fflu thou-.l'l ‘luHy't*, J.V«.te pie*1l|ri»le Vj,i*^y,'.r'* etpehshk will show 1 *1 r r. o( not i l.ert 1iv.*'thou*.nil il"ll»r* over l*«t Veer..,, . - - •' •*' ' V Month. O n e Inch < a rd s W i l l d er T h is Eternal S w l m m l n ' Hole. •S an ford. F la I went back to have a look at tIt«* t iffire in 1 nwHI Bldg old swimming hole last summer, and It Is still there and Ho* lima of today ar** puddling about In it, going through tin* inytlrms of learning to swim Brooks arid barefooted, car** free boys ATTORNEY a m . COUNSELLOR at L A W go together A singing heart has tin* Practice in Stole nnd Fetleral Courts brook, and many a countr) hoy » beats Sanforit Fla In unison, though be never realizes It (, rricr-Woodruff Bldg Until ho grow* up, and lin* old care­ free music I* stilled hut for mem­ ories .Scribner's Magazine ' M s <i K n «|t h t i* iirtMi -*Ui‘ t<tf i L** v ruj r * mint* ( hr rr.lurUilll r uli t *t ( J.t-1 nrrr ' Vl<■h u l l rr *»u ll. It 1* h b | i n l , ID { m t t l D R 'hi* •s'hunl t.lx-n in rh . n i o B lii I hr- m . i i . f . n r r n i srl th h. ai, Jul> 1*1. IS IS -•r • t hrou ehtwii 1h. ro u n ly rtfi In . *r r> * . l l , t . r l u v > m .B O -r nprtirtl unilcr rin*,I • u.p.rl u u, rnntlillurr, *• I..... tuoht.ru- »<> • Mile. »er*- *11 fep.-r eU i n I inr[iriiti-.| r, . rrJ lire . l i e n it . tire lhri!U*tnrut lire county 1* (mo ti t . i * r f lh.Tr l . * t y r . f , *l*-i t h e *' til ( len i y <il the t e .rh ll tS i . mrec I h . n ever ihe , i . r * i » r i t rl***trrcl . m l trOpeii tor try (hi- llct.rtl T h r r r i, every r e . .in it, ,-ip rr l I b . t p . i l e . e h e r , wit! m * l t . the be.l re cord yet. this y w . •' ' _ . m l .11 wc.rk tci*rlrmr tm>«ln.hly tur one « H-ngi f h . l the ehtlilretr o f the county h . v e the be*l . t U i e . t i ^ n i l .<ttnr the ytun*y • v . U . b l e i f t r Ih# purint*e l>0n’ » It*- . knocker, or . tu*» m .ke r. but l*e k?t i r . e . l l f . V o r e nd . Allcra* BUSINESS CARDS A ltC H IT K C T 111 I f , It** of Don't forget our 5, 10, 15. 20 ant! 2oc department for useful articles and Toys. W e are rinsing out this depart­ ment and will offer special inducements on any article in this department. World's Smallest Timepiece If Big lien lx l lie largest timepiece In the world, which Is the smallest? Surely the watch mad In Berlin a few years ago, It measured less than a Uuarler of an Inch in diameter and weighed less than two grains troy— ami 'i.Tfio ki nine you r< in* tuber go to the pound Tile hands if put • nd to ••ml would measure five twentyfourths of an Inch in length Two thousand dollars was the price asked and paid Membership committees were up pointed (or tin- four ijuarter** of ti* it. W om an" League lo r < -i v i * city, ami standing committees *" litipro vein*1 Ait in Orlando was org an streets, parks, sanitation, pure food in*! ■ lime. l'U 2 The need of education, wav* and mentis <i \ i ••rganuul ion wa- apparent literatur* v .igr.i u and curfew la** it, I streets, r.mkly growing ,n ( - 1 1 tiMiluting refuse, swarms g! Hi* lack of parks and |>Uygfoi,. i r -hurt there was a cry , . ,, t tor women to take part in 'in.j i i-oo»i*keeping ,\ ,i . i*i: Idished. inviting *-v ,ri *m.i* in Orlando to join hi ti*. e •* * it .ui The Lucerne t tie ,*, * .. | - 1 *i; \ placed ut t he w om , ,or the prelimimiry Til V11 I t o t t n p f o v e nioi t g .it* futii* )**> by I he proprietor section II. I llpl* d I* ulatiot \n Gam e 12 Lye Children's Dresses, Underwear, L a ­ dies Aprons, House Dresses, Skirts and Clonks, Muslin Underwear, Ladies' Vesta ;)5c value lor . . ................• 25c Now. icmcmber, whatever virtue or goodllm-s: there may he In this game of war, rightl* ptnved. there Is none when you thus jiluy tt with a multi­ tude of small human pawns It you, the genii* moil ui this ot any other kingdom. » hooiie to make your pas­ time of contest, do so. and. welcome; hut set not up theBe unhappy peasantpleces upon the green fielded hoard. If the wager is to be Of death, lay It on your own heads, not theirs*— From Tin* frown of Wild Olives,* by John Buskin Url.iMib) Woman S t it le League h « r r w U'h f *»r |mi lii i>r *f i** I21*ic In CANCER. GOITRE and TUMORS Cure Them Without t utting Them Out ORLANDO, - C. W . F A I N D R. D EN TIS T I'EOF’ I,ES HANK- ItUIL 1)1N C, ROOM 9 SCHELLE MAINES LA W Y E R sum: j, c o u r t housf. SANFORD PHONE 171 FLORIDA ph o ne id FLORIDA H E N R Y M c L A U L IN A is m ti n n u d n ' i n - **i I ' l u t i v i r N n r N T r t t n j t i n k t h u r m \ m u tr.M i j i n U j o u ,, n n v 1 JEWELER tXPkNlMTt'h MY SPECIALTIES: - > EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 13th. ^ ** ** A ' V, ■ .T }> CTT.VvBUSINESS r f«-Ciut45 niinbica to arrival of overj* trafn «n following route, 'L;1 / ' - L re« trip***. ■ Beginning aV First ami French, dov n hirst to MagiiL r a\vi'»;tn*# to Tenth to Park, Park to Ninth. NintJ1 to (Kik \v*'ntic, down Gakto First sTTrxrt, to Park, out Park an‘ 1 Ninth to Station. ‘ ‘ Gib W IIL Al’pF.T M ID N IG H T AND fjgARFY MORNING TWAINS ***% <*R(>SS T<) WN -if’ AU S f HFDULI'1' . ’M * - -' * SANFORD - * MONROE *r " 7:15 A.M . Ar. 7:40 A. M. '8:15, A. M. L i. . 7145 A. M. I j I S P . M . Ar. 3:45 P . M . 1:45 P.M . L». 4:15 P . M . Saturday Nights >‘ *: 00)P. M. Ar. 6:30 P . M . 't 700 P M L t . 6:301*. M. 1 1 '• 10 |*. M. Ar. 10:00 P. M. W to 10 p, M |,T. 10:00 P. M. PARKS 1 iiy Limits............. ' ............ 10 c Jbsrdsll ATcnue..................-.15c ••enbva Avenue ; .............. . 20c Muorrs Station.., ................. 25c * ameroh CUy,........................ 30c Ar. Lv. Ar. T ‘ -It "SANFORD 4» ?* 7:30 A . M . Ar. 8:00 A.M . 8 :3 o A. M. Lv. 8:«0 A > • 4:00 P. M. Ar. 4:30 1. M. 5:00 P .M . L t . 1:30 P M. SaturiTa) Nighls I t . 6:00 P."Sl. Ar.6:30-P.^ M. Ar. 7:001*. M . . L t , 8:30 P. M* L*. 9:30 P. M. Ar. 10:00 .M* Ar 10;:m P. M. Lt . 10:00 I . PARKS . Rands. City I.lmljs ,0f U»* Ar. Lt. Ar. Slenstrom » Corner 'Monroe E LG IN * * CAMERON CITY Ksnluttl .. - -. i 1/vnrsie-d — ' ~ C ] 1K teVeMarv; (I.gw IK*!-, If Aitsmoitte ( t < w l » « . Jl Ttrnevi .— W O v . r i l a ----------------- J ---------61 Chtlloets • ( ‘ itfryv.lle Mcwijue (xiLoHgn HtiiyoiJt Sarf-ft! ( iojillltfifR! AltyTotrnte lyVIfWOod (irDrvi F«iTro<l City Miukham :.iaU,cU,7ftXJ.49MH t ’ ss.1.0(1 I too.n« n Ijtto.ou rcsoo ou r,i *I,2»T.71I imj.ot ;vo(A t.ta.si a.ats.io 1.4JM7 m.ot 36SC0 760.00 7*0.00 2BO.0O - XSOpO ajtio oo •i.1«0 0*i j 7US. 0*1 7SO.00* 210.06 M i 00 F.ipp^iiiHsjftlJilf Co'iirr“J tndal tAl fn lU i* ^ 160.00 4^ 210 qu 'IkYthi JWtiy a Xli.00 , ; 211.00 110 00 90 00 ^Kcinl trirw nut of- town will be bav*l as follows: One or two passengers ^ccriu fx-r mile each way, plus 20 conU, in radius of 6 miles every »*•< • Bunni, Jiiissenfcr 5 rents j»er mil^. : Spun a1Jitney server can be hud day " r «tVh by ealUn,; Phone 831 rwlthindom^ory boumt by jConinverdal M. 'ini f*»iuh st.. Sanford and Fn*nch Avenue^, for 10c, to city limits -PLACK YOL'fLCALl. FOR J1TNFY. PHONE 331 FOR ANY HKRVILL v O R T R A IN DAY OR N IG H T * , R E C K IP T S tiaih on hand July 1st, 19H Roroivod, Col actor and Compt, act Haraivad art. Ta* lUdamption, itacaivad Spadal Ta» \*yy.....------ Itaralvril Intaraot Htata School Funt Itamlvad Apptm t ena mill T i l itataivad Tuition non-ra«id*nt pnpiii Uvealvad•Kiamlnatlon Vvaa Itoratvad fg/>m all elhac soutcat . ... W ALTHAM WATCHES Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery rCigars and T ob a c'co s * '1 5 0 00 ItSnidralsllaH o f Itctrt jl * snd l )Ub ur* t f n » n l* f * « Hr boat Yen* Ka41ng-4a^o 40(6. ISIS “uc AND ZIS.OS I04 lst.St. Phone 182 N N«H in tipoctsl T u Outrlrt ........... . I’K KAItD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SlL^KIl BOG FILS' PLATED WARE — r f J,931.86 *#,*1*.*1 ’ :f.~‘ tfljro 35.00 61.31 D lShCffiAEM BHT8* Tolsl tti.-nnt, iv-uod during your _____ _ \ _ Tolul this y ttr 't warrant* unpaid July I, 1SU5 - * , 67H.S0 2,614.11 , ‘ ' “ ‘ **•* Total warrant# paid during M ar-., .....___i*-.^__ Total-old •arran*j**3'*id during yaar_.. Total warranla (old and n is i pald,durin Total cash In-hand* Traasurar July I, IS .1 . - • ( J ^• ■■ H • O..-frmk , *. • ........ .......................... M l i ................... .. ............................... * • • • * * • * “ r ; -j-.y- Psyoholofllcal Adv*nt«fl«. "What kind or an auto have you ?" **1 Yot'ocfb-ol Abose cant everybody la tilin g . Joter tbout. . Every time I think about It I.have to laugh and forlet the .trouble U miy caiijtf tae.” r . - -* ■ ^ -J • " ' ‘ V Si Si‘ %vrdx ‘ .-to f: , „ • . �— . ! ^ *; -i •, l *§^=1 *t£1 ' -5 - 'Tr^i w'• » f A G E B II __________ - ' ^ ■ 'TJi- ^ ±~* jf*jjjl. _ ____________ • • • , . r . f t f v* __________ THE SANFORD HERALD JR » . t9is For Sale— Florida corn, sacked In car. Florida haya baled C»r|0t,. or lesa. ITcat Fulghum seed t>its SI .00 per bushel In five bushel |0^ Seed Rye II!.76 per bushel \^| liamson & Dennis, Gainesvil J«., pjj/ - POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR MAYOR I will be ■ out di di te lor th® podtlon of M i y o f of 8*nfofvi. iu b ]v r t t** U># tWrifciofi of th** Whit® Primary to b® beM in November. .Having ■rrvrti th® r il y two t r r m i m* Alderman and knowing th® niwl* o/ our commonwealth. 1 belLtv® I can w of benefit to th® ritlam* lo nw n y ways u C*Mrf Etccu1 1v® and without making any pew electi on p r o q il m will rtat® that th® law® of th® city will be enforced Impartially, but acrordlng to the Utter of th® city ordinance®- A* an Alderman for four yerfr* and according that reoonJ, I baa® my claim for th® euf* frag® of th® votrra of Sanford,. Ilm p K tf u U y, J. r>. d a v i u o n BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN ' YOU AND ME.” - W ' . . EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT A CHIEL 1$ AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, “ HE'LL PRENT ’EM ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. lK -fitp People road these ads. You doing it now. Ia your ad in tj,j, column? Have you something t, »«>ll? Try an ad p tj For Sale— Ford truck, fine thaj* bargain. Five passenger Uui.-k |^rMJ liig bargain. J250.00. Semitu.le Co.. Garage, Sanford, Fla. ’ >«W For C l e r k an d ( c l l r r l m I wlah to a n n o u n c e to the voter* and m y file m l A th a t I will be a r a n d W a l e for the office of C l e r k and Colle cto r, It. th® white p r i m a r y tc b® held N o v . l o t h , •ob ject to a p p o i n tm e n t cf M a y o r . I wil l h ig h l y a p p re ria ta y o u r aup poft. H A R R Y J W ILS O N . laaooooaaa o a o o fla o o o o o a o o o o o o a a a o o o o a o o eo o a a o o Q a a o Q o a c ? Tho city primary election in ap­ * The postofllce bobs up again this proaching anil it would seem from time with an nppeai to.the voters to the oppressive silence that pervades hold ii primary election to deter­ T o the Voter* uf San ford the political atmosphere that there mine who is the heat man to be ap­ I am * c a n d i d a t e f«jf r®.electInn to th® office of t ' l r r k tn the p r l would he no candidates for the office pointed. About one year ago I talk­ m a r y t o b® h r Idt n dN of u l l cl «r t. u ri. t K» I h«ir® of aldermen. While 1 have no par- ed about a primary election but not filled th is office for five y e a n and th in k l hat 1 have the necessary n p c r f e n r * an d will ticulur kick against any one it one man came forward to second the appreclyite y o u r *up ptirl. You r* truly. teems ims to be high time that the gentle- ! motion* and it is useless unless every M. W L O V E L L . men •n wno who expect to pecome become alder- candidate in the race expects to T H E *81 IItill I N I ) A S S K V N l U t *N , men should make an announcement.! enter the primary. -Another thing 1 w b h tn in f o r m ih® voter* in lilii* city I hut I will lie i r a n did a t® foi l tif* it HRera of I never kick against the adpiLnis- 1 not to be lost sight of is the per- Tr e a s u r e r an d AM*®*or In lb® w hile t r i ­ trntion,. that is I never kick very mission rif the congressman to taj* m a r y to U® held N o v , Ifil h . I ‘j 16. iabj**ft lo Ih f ippnlfitmffni of thr Mayor. 1 BII A L L much. If a man will not take tiiis the postofllce out of the appoii -V E K V T H A N K F U L FOR V< office he should not kick against class and into the 'cloctlw C J? ■ a d d l s o n l . w il l ia m s . those who will take it and endeav­ something thut few o frtiu'^-.tjitgrcis^-'or to give it their best endeavors. men wi!| stand for. Unless tHe eirh-* The people used me once for aider- didates and all of them want a Pri­ . men and that once Is enough for mary and the congressman acceded most men and yet I could name a to the request to appoint the nom­ number of men here in Sanford who inee the primary will fall fiat njtdthis <* I have held the ollice that should run I stated to the people Jast year. foi it again. They have the experi­ have nothing in the-world at stake ence and I tell you it takes the ex- on the jrostofficp matter and only * • 1 i perlonce and lots of it to give the want the best man to win just us 1 city tiie right kind of administen- would in all other public matters ^ 4 at the beginning of each season to FOR RENT a a a a a a a a For rooms, trance. closet, 106 K. give a few days I would favor as many men (or thr position as possible men who have at some time or other many of the candidates will find l e l d the office for 1 really believe this out before the matter is de­ they know the business best. Some cided Only 1 would like to remark of the aldermen who have just in passing that Congressman Se|»n* served the city should be urged to will n a m e ’ the candidate and name special showing so that every one m a y acquai nt Connelly. merchandise. W e an n ou nce .our Fall Opening ♦ PEOPLE AND EVENTS WflinrMif Shu tort ■iir dfr* i wi t ) WEDNESDAY, OBER 271 a one ..I tlir inisi el |a ' i c o n s -prilig ♦ pretty ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -♦ f ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ U .T A M O N T K II \PPi: M *. t.S Mr and M • *. i fa mil > tin . ■■ r. ! at . tirities as . or t nii-nt hou.eliold necessities anil ♦ | COUNTY HAPPENINGS TttLucfi * At .the charming home of Nfrs, T A Neal the mifm her* of St Agnes Guild 'showered" M Intiii* Tnhndi ♦ ♦ o| t i n IT -1- at \ 11 a III* k Ii. censliries. A. p. j 1 r.-tfc * 116 French Avo. l‘J-ktp • ' For Rent— Desirable mums for gentlemen in private family Modern. Reasonable. Phone Oflkti For Rent— Several nice nthr, room* over Y o w e ll’s. Fnqiuri N p Yowell it Co. : ♦ FOR SALK t For Rent * One room • on* '-Merit depot Knqtnrc 12.1 U \ nth . orm-r l la k A ve For Side Ten acres of itn- best fo r Rent T w o r o o m s me. , u high hantmoiHi land, west side, just ni'hed (or light lipusekccpn, -|j outside corporate limits Half in U ■ o Fift h St 1• 1 cultivation t > ear* Ximiil 2 .VI large pines on other lialf All fenced and ditched (Quarter mib « f two shipping stations and i ir-r M I‘«r fed drnmage f i d 60 wi!| |,tl> ' if sobl within the next 10 da>s *ortli $■ (000 00 S**e owner, 207 F r e n c h : f rcsl i WANTED Wanted ! I If Perptanenf nr-l i I i»- j posit im, experi enced )ouny -tcnogriiphor. from N e w ■it Po.t.d I'elegrayth <'o i |.y oly T'e>. ^1 1 .M l ------- T— A\ ,ii,i ed In modern hu f<*11r rainin Ultlllili- (or llgli* f i*i !' U . j .nil Will rent from ah" i.- iim For Salt Flggs ami Baby t tin ot ! ,>l Ii t n M ay or J uniT hro "i '.incelebrated. Regal White W \ anduttes, If y N<> children. Addres- R".om*t t'ig perfotiiiain-e, heavy lay u.g bird4 M Ili-rald. stating rent Snd Im atim.. { a m booking orders for same now 1 H- \t r ' A l s o u few same -tr.il TluriJ sf hicjclr i ul ta a iid goe . r. , uf F !' ; to, t w •ititeif A German man wfiiiitJ Sanford In i! like to have a job of some kmd \.i■If.— t M f rnton/* t o Fit1raid 1- In , ml <■ ‘• In the Zuyder Zee. in tiie -urn m i T ill K .it u ' ( v nr '* for light housekeeping or bed room*. Good location. H02 Park A w - tf like to ask if the Republicans when ' I like tile w a \ (be <ltv COUtlfll they wire in power ever had any timk I he eh.tile nge iif i be railroad*trouble appoint mg a postmaster, or the other night They wanted per lain crossings and a tlugman and if they ever let a (Democrat linger said so and the railroad said no * over, or if they ever railed lor a * I lull the aldermen passed a resolu­ primary to let the people have a For sa le Two tion calling on the railroads (or im voice in the poaliilfii e ' Why should 1 1 an-1 Itr pros ements and tlluy will get them Republicans or ‘ uny other parties I too There are several idling* that have anything to say a bou t a Item For Sab* Girls the railroad will have to do hire cash 111 Park apjiomt merit post n III o f T . i t i stid the Hiionei/f'hcv do it the better derful stock of house .with imtij For Rent— Furnished room in pfi. vnt« family. Modern cOnveninnrt*. ♦ ♦* a 4 *♦♦♦<, For Rent or SaJo— House on f*jb 11 A ll Local AdvcrtiscrncnlH Under I W lle a d in K TH R E E CENTS a motto Ave. W. J. Thigpen. 101-tf Line For Each Inticrtion. Minimum For Rent— Furnished apart merits Charge 25 Cents. remain at their posts and others l him in tfi manner that best suits] If he prefers a primary that vs ho will not again serve the city him in succession should be supplanted will take aw ay bis appointive power by men who at other times hs ve in- will allow the primary to decide If be does not wtsh to held thii po-ition Then again t|ii tin- spiest|o|i city should have at least one or two (wive this prerogative taken away men who are familiar with linan.es from him and appoints his own and i an manage r |><> finances of the . hop e i! i- - 1ri. t!> uj• tu him anil always has been And again I would city as they would their own themselves with our most w on­ . * Kent— T w o partly furnished second flight, separate cn-‘ Gas, gas stove, sink. *atff fine piazza. A. I. William. First St. is.'jt Good six room ! '♦> bill tile postofllce is some different than the ordinary political jo b and a and electric light for rent. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING tration A A ^ A a a a a a ♦ C C O The , McMichatd « from ^ For Toronto, b a l e • ,j a c r e em ery (arm five -fn I l n R a r n l , n c r o r d l n g i o popular trl- d l l l o u , t h e r u i n s o f s e v e r a l U r g e cities miles southeist of Sanford, F'lnHt.usc Ho In tho tmstn of the Zuyiler Zee The betyutiful vines of love's Cunada are « xf’ ecl 1 < I: v They insured for $ UHI-.OO, barn. . hickt-n These cities were submerged by the wreath trailed everywhere in Ifrace- are e'etrriov yfi i *r • t.s l<i attepd to artesian well. I P m- ha If North sea breaking Us bank' awl H fit 1 profusion, covering mantels And tin- iimlhl Ini ion t ( electtlci y (0 il>s'ir) mib- to sGloid a d ^ I..fim. ✓ draperies with it- little junk dowers bon -■ I l - ' i u r e of »'« \\ M i'I 't s . nfiqd with here and theie b o w ls and vases Ii :i v e Mr nc! Mr- n I U.-Ii'l Klor.-.a. !l r l> t |i ; p of pink hibiscus peeping from .i back­ arrivi <1 l.n■m l.iti'ing. Mp *Ii Mr ground of tern1' mid potted plants i ml 1|w Ilia 1 ;-e Hu.t-l 11 * * I . ** 14111« L II WI" «*f 5f * i i w • 1. i i igk* 1*1 1- ' • *hr I? he will lia \ e ins pl ant lection of vocal solo*, tier rich, says \ The Kpwur I ' swed soprano, if possible, sweeter read \ f«*i operation wlTivCn i \i i \ lie fs gotug to pu elmt j n »i* shori have been entertained than ever Her selections included M r- I'akai h delighted with "Uncle Rom e" (lioncerR "Thou Re memlierest When the W’orl d Foigets” (Carrie Jacob liond), " A I,title Bit of Heaven" (Knrnest Rail) “ Al*lnh" (Walter Kratnerj. At the con­ clusion of tiiis delightful fyaltiA’ Mrs. Braxton Perkins and Miss Saidce Williams presented two trays, piled high with ribbon tied pack­ ages, with an appropriate little speech. A contest on llie* "w ay to be happy when married" elicited much merriment and laughter, the prize being won by Miss Williams A delicious salad course was served at the refreshment hour. Enjoying the happy occasion were Mcsdatries Julius Taknch, Archie Betti, Gwyno Fox, E. D. Mobley, Cecil Gahhcttj Asplnwnll, C. M Hand, B I, I*erkinn and Misses Suidee Williams, Junie Stumo^M.illian Herring. Lucca Chappell, Annie Hawkins, Clara Phillips, Charlotte Hand uriil Miss Hu,Icy. Store closed .Tuesday preparing for opening, Wednesday morning at 8:30 o’clock | » ’ / ' B'rifrpun Cfossrs al Otl ando - f. ,->V df . A T.'h- ”1 ---------V . 1 7.VL t■ c • Steinmeyer, I .T S--‘ ,w - M F Z 1 -I ■■.iY.i . r« wired. He will start wiling the ho­ tel next wAL-k. Mr Haight is going fo place about twenty-five lights over the streets, on the road to Maitland us far us Hu! lard’s dow n the side road to the F’ogg’s and uround the lake to the Briggs home. The electricity ia generated by a 25 H. P Fairbanks-Moss special elec­ tric engine The generator gener­ ates 2 ,:i00 volts ami transforms 11 0 . An oil fuel is used, called F’ uel Distilate. This fuel will be contained in an F0,000 gallon tank at the plant. The elertric engine will use 2 H gullons of this fuel per hour. A 23 hour service will be supplied, the plant closing dpwn for one hour only each day at noon. Nine miles of wtire will be required to carry tin7 electricity in Altamonte. About tw o miles of pole line have already been put Up. *• G . Mr. und Mrs. George E. IHi U-.h and Everett Rates their son rtre mo­ toring dewn from Mount Vernon. New Hampshire, and are expected here this week Many tin pro ve'me-jtts have been made in the Altamonte ilott-l. and Mr Bate j’ w rites that, he expects n big season The hotel will 'Oppn about the first of December, Mh Hardy Boyd, to hold prayer meeting l :.. i ___.1. It » for his brother, Ben, who is very ill He has been very sick for several weeks^groiMHK worM* all thi* nmi* , f,.. At this writing his death t» expi-m d any minute, his friends will he sorry lo learn nnd little child six months ago and I it seems he is. to soon join HL loved onbs oti There S“ " " “ y th e oth er was ^ T a o o o DR. A. DOLAN V ETERIN ARIA N OFFICE — 8 ® a q D 0 a a HAND BROS..STABLES Hnqjt in your l a m e and rich lioin-s and mules. Have Uictrt treated. Have ----- tludr teeth ex.... 1 I * amini-d, sharp c p r n e r s dressed ,lo'A^l. Pr(flectiorTs cut off and dccayed molars extracted. > i m ° p p ~ -------------~ T * Z — (H 3 OBN O EE. 1 ;s P lu m b in g an d shore full attendance ....... .. at G as F i t t i n g S“ 1‘d!“ '- *'■ *11 Work llervivoo M , 1'cr.on.l . though quite a lot of water fell again Saturday night * Altcnlinn An«I Beal Efforts r * Prayer meeting was held at the Telepkoue No 2^home of Mr Eugene Brown Satur­ Opposite Cits H»n day- night, as ins wife lias boon quite sick for the past four weeks and is still very bad ofT Mr* Brown i* expecting l « go to the hospital 111 II short time for an operation and her frieuds-entertain a good deal of anxiety about her. ns It wiR be a y e jy BtflouH operatioh. . ’ 1 » Jnmnc iftAyd.Jr,, while out hunti ig I »t Week ri n acrotf a mot In t Oak.Avenue, •. henr nn.l two little cubs, which would have made Mce.Ritl,. pV(a could they fiavl- been cupiu/rd. Mrs A 14. „f Wekiwa went to iajiford Sat|ird.iy shopping. Whilo there she called on. Mr J. 1 Kelso, who has becQfc very sick for nearly three months, hut his friends will bo.pleased to learn that he is. very- mueh belter and he will he “Sanford ; Public Library Between 3rd and 4th St. Open lays pleased to see any of his friend and *KLob.,^ n tjlc S 0 o 1oau oaooaaooaaoaoaooaoooo1 iLVsunday w<?ok on of.tbd heavy rnlni. when they go to Sanford. They will MfJ *F. ti / ri,l,,y fcnjL«*turd«y tho roads were find him qt the Fairview House. JC. -• Ms Hinder, ____ c □oooaoaooD ooaocK ioaaoooooO 0 0 ~ Boyd buried his w i b - ' C . Mr Mr. P. J. Coates is kept quite and Sim- busy taking pictures in and around ntefident. C. C. Cobli day -Very pleasantly with hor par- Wekiwa. He went up to Ethel and school auperintttidrnt amotig-Jihls iftd other.friends MIm Daph- took the .school Jut Thursday. Of and W, D : Coulbourn ney FermUlion returned to Sanford course they all. wanted one. Adorns, J. ft,',- e . ,.r. t, •,, at \! F -,l trie lights in the hotel, and in e.ery I’oweil'.i home 1-iidaj nigitt. A(t« r residence in Altamonte, about twen­ the members nil gathfred tin presi ty-five in all The Biiggs and the dent, Mrs. A II. pnwell decided to Fogg cottages have already been adjourn und go to the home of U r A big bunch of 5un(u rd folks will go down to Orltttuld tomorrow to attend tiie Federation meeting of the Wesleyan Classes which con­ venes in that city today Rev. F' K. Stein’meyei, . Rev. A Ii Coly and A. R. Chappell left today. To­ morrow Dr. L, R. Philips will carry car load, also Hon. L. _P- Hagan ----------.’ and O. J. Pope. There are other flrEKIWA AND ETHEL IT E M S cars slated to go, iitt.well fUlcd with *V>- . . .1 .' -| S [TheTe wsjy no Sunday gehodj pr enthusiastic mtjtnberX ’ and friendA m „ , . U' v , , , . - V| »t:8tHdl last-Sftnday iN rh i the school s)f Sanford, . . , i se­ overflowing the country, It Ih believed - mrn&m . :* > at 3 p, m. j �IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY IN S A N F O R D — Life la Woith Living SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY OCTOHER 20. 191.1 South a Progress ^oltimbua.-Gu. On. 27 The IndUftttial Index say* in iu i<uuo of this week: " I n keeping with the general hudness revival in the southeast is the greatly increased activity in the lum In r and .naval stores industries. There bn* been gradual improve­ ment in the lumber industry, and th hna been greatly augmented by the filling of the mills of the largest lumber order ever received in this W AS DECIDED TO N A M E T H E country. This means, among other CLUB TH E SANFORD things, n clearing up of stocks. Messrs., C. R. Walker.and E. T. • VVoodrulT* representing the Inland Waterways Committee of the San­ ford Commercial Club were In Jackgonville attending the hearing of the • u. S Engineer ft regarding the difTerto he decided upon for , 5 tb^-Worida Inland canal The Times foio’n has the following regarding the meeting . "There *is continually increasing activity in the iron industry, with an upward tendency in ..prices. '. v " T h e seed alone* fr^m a bale of cotton are bringing n comparatively large sum. and millions If dollars are being received from the sale of the staple. "There is general activity in in­ dustrial lines, i^ie volume of trade * Preliminary examination intd the ................. whether the government take over the Florida East f , ,,♦*+,k or adopt, the St. Juhlli nyrr route from M ayport to Titus­ ville was made yesterday by the government engineers sitting as a federal commission at the office of M ajo r U II Endue, corps of engirt ,,r } T WooilrufT anil Vharles ft ... lu.lf of the rivet route eiillimisstnil IS composed of w C Langfitt of Savannah, i , . Kelb-r of Mobile ,ind rhe i1.• M.i,, l«.r l.tUnv All of them are tnemth*' federal engineering corps . s|..rda> was primal il . I , (.■i a|ios, id lliroughlv i . i ' c I lie •*»rtt inljuciorVf-Tytii ; ,i|i . t - am ) th ey CO UNTIES OF SOUTH FLORIDA M OCK CONGRESS The Sanford Dobnting Club have decided to name thomxfdves "T h e Sanford Mock Congress." The pre­ liminary meeting of the dub was held in the auditorium of the Con­ gregational chfhtfji Tuesday evening. The meeting1jd'itV, culled to order at 7 t5 . Mr Reg,-*'r\ Dawson being elected temporary chairman. After a speech from the chair, putting forth the Object and purpose of the debating club Mr E E Roger* uuhmiUird Lhu falluwing, rnsidution; which after being thoroughly dis­ cussed *was seconded and passed unanimously. f Although the promotion -work hn* been conducted quietly and without the usual blowing of trumpets it is evident even at this date that the South Florida Fair, to he held at Tampa Felt, 1 to 12 will lie a pro­ nounced success in every feigtui e. and it is not believed that there will be a county In the section, the east, roast included,Mhat will not be leprcM-nti-d by a general or at least individual product exhibits of .ill Linda. Half ill Liu: luuilUcx Juivc. already signified the intention of having gumual exhibits, and others will outer in November. The move­ ment met with instant fuvoi after il was inaugurated, this being due to tin eharaetet of the business men behind it and to the Lot that they are not inspired by selfish mo­ tive ituir one objei t being to do veh'p i , ,-r v i nunt i , -■>at I Fl< r i J.i ami make ihi" fair permanent feature at with . i .i ALL OF T H E Resolved, That it is the sense of this meeting that there should now lie formed a debuting e|uh for the purpose of studying and discussing moral, economic and |Hilitieal ques lie (vs aflecting I'ounl v, mill,o'ipal. -ta le . national and international a If air- and that such debating elnb should take the form of a muck eon gres- fashioned up* n the methods and prineedure of our national • iMhcer* anil .lire, tor* n( Ili»- r.iir house of represent afives Fair Association. Ere*,.lent I) t ^.... . thul l)u.rv wil| be-na feuturxr i l e e m i g r e s * till' ll proi e e d e i l t o (Id!, it „f 0 ,.- T-ii.p. t-crJ of ' ' " I " „ , .... ,,,h ami I- air Secr.-ta; X 1 Xll.'h why |(<<, l)M, . ,Ml „ v. (WlnM>. r<f ri-enteii W|„ |i(. ....... l<( ,|1..lr.,b|l •lecli'd |•r • - n i f i i l . ',n ...... |pi„ lflll. , „ eomire president and by exhibit- ire the (••Bowing , and Treas I li.< f.aspari'l t i sn.iv.il held at ti«-h *>f •**mi t ki Florida, and I*, leach Ver I mlge Her the exp.-tin. Of I amji.i Iiiistness men ,»ur own people thebe*t mell>o.f> of (or t' ii y»•at- will fn- >-.*'! rneri'l> a- e.ilitvating the -.oil of our seetii n an ,-l v. rri-i .,g a. d r>wr| ifr.iwtng ] r' if.,, fair moviirnid wa* udjUlot I " the fair for several not Inaugurated for the benefit of The following gentlemen will giv< year- paM it ha* been given, more Tampa, which draw* a* many people u .an take care of thiough th*a t. i or tifteen minutes" speech on frt- adverti-ing in the north and . on g essmiml law ..ml proci-eduri- Wlf-tlbuil the h .'» <it lean* Maidl t , -;ia ri Ila t atliival. but to ■on after the by law- have been sill. f.r.o, a"l*o tt.e loAe.-t railroad rt:trs trvil.ute to the development ef every It is expected to draw |nook and cranuie of South Flouda mitt.-'J at the next meeting Tues­ on reeoid day. .Nov 2 nd Editor Hob Holly, something like 150,000 visitors, fully Stale Highway Judge .Herring. I’rof Ezell and C R. h^lf ftoni o l het-slates Among the*** will be several farmer hotneseekers, Walker (or them special tram* will be run The newly .rented Mate highway Secretary Uslkir vice president of the Flor­ ida Ir land W aterways AsSuciution. I„, f-<rd appeared before the i.„ W IL L HAVE E X H IB ITS FR O M no feature of which will penny invested in the Fair be sf>ent. The city of Tampa has given the Fttir a ten year lease on Plant Field, behind the city's municipally owned hotel and in the principal residence bection of the city, anti pltfns have already been perfected for erecting a number of big exhibit buildings thereon. Because of interest mani­ fested in the Fair moverpenl. though, it mt\y he necessary to udd a num­ ber of I at go circus tents to house some of the product, exhibits. Owing to the location of the Fair grounds, the widespread advertising .that will lie given in the metropol­ itan newspapers, the fact that the European war and the closing of the San Francisco and San Diego Expositions will drive many tourists to Florida who have never visited th state before, the general- interest that is being manifested in our sec­ tion and the low rstes already grant ed by the i ail road*, the Fair is e x ­ pected to be it success financial I, as well ns otherwise. Every penny of profit made will be devoted to in­ creasing the scope of the Fair from ytnt r 1 ti yrn r. a ntt -errr y Trtftrer: --warli­ the exception of the secretary, who devotes his entire time to promotion work, will give his services and money without any charge wlmieve New exhibit buildings will be utitled, the amount paid foi premiums in­ creased and the class of amuse merits, whieli will be the best that can lie l.rin tired wdl be impitMeil Iroiii a d jo u rn e d •l,e sft* mooii it) meet again tiinca.is shiilt l»e. de-tignateif The attendance at the last carnival , ......... t,» -1 l " yesterwas * n i,let I mg like 100,000 ... * p . l e |day •" the office of M M Smith, a . ...... .her and II w ,.* d. • ob d »niknT..*r of the commission The T i c k * In H a i l e M uj.or J '.Him "1 1 I d (or <•'•11 .».■ a » o.irj holt-*'. ' ( oustrp. lion contract* w. ru awarded as •'follows: , "Church huil.ling, Birmingham, Ala ; 2tj miles of road*. Lee county , FTil.. rniwf and bridge, Etowah cutin­ ly. Ala . iiicitieriHnr, \ther.» t.a |iow i-r house and lli.ohme shop a. nex. Winter- ll.trri I . t.ln.tmn fe.-i of i .it., r. i e > i rb Tamf' ll bta * \ -lock 1... . mi! I -v.11 i'• ■ • linked at Savannah, /i.t A cornpuny ha—been formed at Ron..', (la,, rn manufacture lumber and boxes. A cold storage plant fvill Ip- estab­ lished at Gulfport, Miss." ' sv Q , ie < I. • 27 V. hill noil* . ,. If! (i .■ig ' i waged 0 .1 I >v the I r. • •stork lifu s r n A—...-billon ol Simlltsaslvrii Florida, III conjunction with the Federal and State Boards of Health Jut* successfully placed Dade coun­ ty tick-free, there re nuii ns much work lit be done before ihe Putted stales I ti-jiart merit of Vgro ul"-ure Bureau Of Annual Industry will ntlo tally rei'ngnize Oil* . ••ur t > belli g a bsol Utel v 11 < V fr. . This (mini w„s brought out a' > meeting of the Slock Growers As*. emtion of Southeastern Florida at the court house by Dr J. \ Knapp, Federal inspector, in charge of the tick eradicating campaign which ha* been wag^d for the past six months Twelfth G i u . l f ' - A r M M eU ugh Y*-j**/ be, jvfetic . (jrave/,* Airie Andornon rtuaySvne- Ajtua- Ciitettz, J-Sktgr WoOrfbnrn ;ion^ (fl.tld' A^pe* AtidiTStin, llu tn jM c D u n tt^ ‘ . -byilshtd Eleventh Grjtdo Clarion, GtiVl) in' fiqio Johnson. ‘ ’Antoinette Luke *vV . i Ijlfliit Rhodes.^Rutli Kanner. *■ 20jvnly G u i ^ '^ T v i i i h 'Grad’r — Ercel ■Llltle, Mary ie tAt 'x jii'd -Relle l^itch, Thomas Meredith (Ar ir V r l t . Grade-, Gladys ( Dtfttjiih tile counVy sTh ecxlbre •"Hub ge,' lld e o peak. Kat* * l 1 «» f• s ' 2' ., ... hold .......... . the lair -i in p i . I..1. ,. u*i file .................. -.1 W t o r.-a ti.T . ng me . r ''.rl'w.... w a- dt - e........ I -„n why *m.th'Florida should mi** such an opportunity (or advertising its resources ’ . . l^udinR nankfra thi* country ■ . i»ri*dirl that an »:ra of almo*l unlux aide about to ..■no tothe lountrv, owing togoinj >rop* .md henvv .1. iicn.ib from r,u ropran nninlru**. 'IJ.d * (*•' I.MIfUt* Citrus fruit grower* owning their own nppaiatus will probably save themselves long and costly delays in,shipping tflAtr frulte In the oplnlorf.of'N. 0. 1'ebny, state inspector nmV he *i»dvL*e* all .growers lo pro­ vide* theuuteWto ,with the necessary a^par*tuq ..toi'*‘ ascertain whether or not grapefruit and;prahges contain tha percentage of kolids and adds as’ required by .the •tleimrjinent. of agriculture rtt Washington ns alto’* ing the fruit td be ripe. The neccasa'ry* testing apparatus costs only four or five dollars, said Mr. Penny. • Hand, .Lunds *Pn> ? Laulin hertfer, Mi eke; C E N T lV I ' • .7 _ V --L. ' ■ '-_ » » !• 5 . -: V . ’ i" *-• - ‘-i . ISSUED RE FRO M H E R A U ) OFFICE The Herald Printing Co. of this city has recently Issued a booklet on Black Hammock lands for the Swope Land & Investment Co., that is causing much favorable comment from the press and from other crit­ ics in this and other state*. The booklet contains sixteen pages with cover of (our pages printed on India tinjeil dull finish book paper and makes one of the most pleasing ef­ fects in high grade printing thathas been issued from a Florida -printing. ufliu: MJinu. Jimc._______ The booklet is couched m lan­ guage entirely different from many of the lurid tales of get rich quick land companies and with a direct­ ness of simple English the TFitth is told in a most convincing manner * fi.it i- I,- mnl (it .ippeul to the prospeelive jim chaser of Florida la nils. In the first pi aee Itlaek H.immoek lands hardly need any (moating j They ate *in e ik in a eta** tiv them[ selves and ill*' author of the booklet bad no trouble in telling the simple | truth a b o u t the Itlaek Hammock district. This tract is probably the liesi Im.ili'd lest drained and conMe 1 :i' 11- t hi t,est lands <il uni tract in tin entire smith and in id no io|ti, mg to attrael attention The Swope Land it Investment f ’ o , knowing this ontv wished to •-ix!k attention to the tsact in tlie endeavor to get the il 1 1 slur to have one look I’ hi* one Imik ’will mean a purchaser for the lands speak for themselves in language eloquent enough to con v mi i' the itiosi skeptical critic o,( Floruia land l»e»te *l xn-tho heart of the best county in the state, sur­ rounded by fluurUhipg orange groves and trucking lands, general farming and stock taising lands, lauds that ii-e now tilled with contented people and people who have lived there for the past twenty or thirty years and made good, i hi- Black Hammock l a n d s ■annot I,*- i !.i****d among the • ipi rimenial lands ,if other part* of llle slain. State Convention Here » The Presbyterian o Synodical of Florida will tjieel here on the second and third days of Novctnbnr, repre­ senting the' three Presbyteries of Horida. A ll the meeting* will jbdl open meetings and alfcjthc ladies of the missionary societies of the eity are cordially invited to attend; Program will he given in Friday’s paper. V L Unveiled Monumebt 7 The unvefli/ig and dedicalloti of ■ gho momorfal monument to the noble women of the Confederacy wa« a very important event In Jack-ionvlllo Tuesday and was ntrtmded by between six and seven* thofmqqd VeopJe.' United State.* Senator JJutv- .. •. ■ can U.'.'F’lotdwr prenJdyd -and cfmV^v »•.«-'. eretl an inspit big iuJyl res*. * .Tfixr*'- -v ** ^ wvaz n grwac tjXnrntlt. of> the vUtiitecI . i • '* A onfedentlq ^ctbrnns, th^ United .■.‘ V-v,DnugHters of the .Gonfederttfy/^• : Sons‘dL Vetcrons',/.ctinipanie« of the > ' Tlotidn ' NatiOnair. Guard''a'hd th^-* 8* • lli>y Scouts' \ ffisa _Jewwt‘ PaihteA . . Partridge o f r f o i t i cello, ddughfVr <rl\\ C en tal fionjamui W. TartYjdge', yelled the b.-autiful /taworlal. -Rt.* Augustine was represented by .Mia* Edythe Kluir Corbett of Anna Dum- rnltt Chapter, and by;Mr. xsnd Mts. w. c. MiddkoV % ^ A . PIECE OF W O R K ; but a. nun win- postponed until a meeting With two railroad lines into (JvotNothing of importance came up d« and another line hut a short dis­ flu* fwiwjon except routine* road tance away, with brick roads in the . . . . , mattiTN It ad)ourfii*d juibjcrt to . , . ,* . .. .. , process of construction, with good ciill of tin* chairman, hd S4*ott of schools and churches and stores and \ rcadia (l| her* present were I l> . , , , ,, ,, ,, , all the conveniences of a thriving Smith ofMarianna. 1 t> Mill.r ••( little a* I y ui-ar by the people who Jacksonville, and M M Mnilh. Or con template a residence in Honda » , * , undo either (or a wintei home, fur iO">• I f>-i r n . - " . ' o K o i * w ti» io .li. ... \ feat ure .•( the me. ling wa - an nngc growing or stuck raising .or. l l o r i d a this w Intel will have money , ,, , - address bv r,. W James of W ashwinter gardening are bound to se­ to spend and invesi 1 nusual ae -1 , . . , , , mgton. in charge of the mnintenlect Oviedo and Black Hammock livity i* alren.lv being noted in real . . ante depar t ment of the I' S b ur eau Innds after they have inspected estate circles throughout the section , of good roads. <• R. Ramsey, eounthem pml seen other lands in Flor­ Tatnpans will, as usual, promote ty engineer, also made. a few reida. |y , the “ nationally famous Carnival .fgr marks Orlando Sentinel. The booklet recently issued by the Swope Land .& Investment Co. Is The (', E Convention good . becfitixe it tells tfje truth In If V. The South (Central Dirlnct of everyt line aqd they erfGt t itiyeMfgW-.' the Florida C. E. Union v*.ill »ne«t gutiort. The proof of, llm pudding li V' In convention, at Kissimnp’** Nov, !fn the ealiqg thereof-add the jfroof 10 and 11 It is expected ttf make of the VooTUStM* In the IllV^k Ham­ Eunice t[)(, l(linri,,r ftirivenlion lor 'at- mock lands just'ns they uro today 0 t " ' tendance, and every C. E. Sockety vCilh ihe adequate drainage, Rowing hup pel i* urge.l, to send iLX.IJirg** a dt<IcgaT wells for in igation , 1 qualivy of .soil, th.' * lion as poseiblc, especially for the surroundings, good roatl*. shipping . Na- aecond day. aa lyarl la'hmann. facilities, thodern* convoniences, Kiltie Southern States Secretary of C, E. /The Herald^ Fainting Co, takes a Mabel |Work will be the rhiqf speaker on just pride in this piccO of printing, Brunt- th t day Any delegates going either just'as'the Herald takes u just pride Robert l»y unto or train (torn the surround- in the city.-.Qh-Ovirido, their fine clti, May section are asked to send their xenship, ■gobll 'location and the pro­ Tynery’ nttukA to Mi^a Mndora" E. Russel), ductive lands tKat.jjurround the city, Upter, 3I9- Main St.,*^ Kixstmmee^ Ha., ak chiefly .among them the Black Himniidhr, 1 >oon aa popkible.. r ■> .' mock land*. Have Your Oxn Tester KIkg Slcmoefjd Day, f iks Annual' Metnorinl Day will. * * ‘r "a Sun (hi y, DeceniluT'fith ani) ’ L* various committees havo bjjcn ■I'liointed to arrange i o r ' t h e ‘ ptot’fani and speakers' nml trfuskV This Mutual feature of the Elks’, lodge KroF» better each yoaV and is looked forward to not.obly by (he Tfiembcrs "I the lodge and their families but •be Public as well. The s'ervleos this will be greatly . ettlnrifKl . and *°m* ° f the best ibpnoo talent in ringer* and speakers' will bo'*bn the Program. FINE i™f -_■ jri * *1 . . —.. ■ ,* - ** * *4 *1 � 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, 1915 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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