1 10 104 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6cb2a42ea85ab37e9f5c6277864c32d1.pdf 6fbde9d2c4f646a3d7a80f5444164c26 PDF Text Text * IN TH E HEART OF TH E I S S A X F C T R D -rL ife h .W o/tfi Liana NUMBER M SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, DEj EMflER th«* ba >. . ............ operative instit :'i»*-* P •• t" ' ni'TTt-organization of ■ ; • * vide for nine direhtor-, si* to be s< lected by, association* of farm bo rower*} the other three being ai pointed by the federal ’ oard. T+t term* wifi be thn ;• I t will elect otlicers from o.T.oi:g tb number. ' . e n iT H F .R N ^ bank i .u l a i i S COLUM BIA D E S P IT E ALL E F F O R T S W*ihin|ton. D. C.. Dec. ► Luid Mats.. Baltimov. < C C.. Louisville. New < u,-, St. Louis, St. Paul. Oma B « . K* n,“ Hou*to"- Tt. x“ ’ •ItUv CaL. and Spokane have j2 \ h o «n a* locations for federal V * loan bank*. The twelve dis­ tricts into which the country is di^ were announced by the farm ln- bsard today a* follows: . So 1 / Maine. New Hampshire. r.rtJnt Massachusetts. Rhode [S Connecticut. '.New York and Eagle* Masquerade Rail Sanford Aerie of Eagle* compris­ ing some of the lust ?«•!’.<>*» »n the world will give their annual masquer­ ade ball on 'the night of* Monday. January 1st. a* -is their u»uai custom and the public is. cordlally-’iuvited to attend and take in thmMeUlvitii*. The Eagles affair* are popular and the annual l>a!l this year will bo no exception to the rule. They have u fine home in the former Underwood building on Oak avenue and everything w ill‘ be ■dor.U for the comfott $md convenience of the guests'. Remember the date ar.d get ydur costume ready. CJSJ3 • ' wit! be famished for the dtimvrs'and u good time is assured Mil whp at* Nt» i « * y - • . S’o 2 Pennsylvania. Delaware, Jgnorc Adatn.Son l.a« Mujlsrd. Virginia. West Virginia NeV York. Dee.' > V, s»4 the PI‘ i;ict M Columbia. throughout the. rw.ji.tr;. a*' S'o 3 North Caroliha. South CarGeorgia and FTorTd* . SV 1 nUrt. ’ tjidtana. i Missis U. J I.ongr of '.<.<• -*outt »-r .writer E\chu.w« »>f Ja<-'.*oi \; S's. '■ Micl *an. Wisconsin. Mir.' the c ity -cleaning apd repairir ^ o',a and N'< *lh Dakota. , writers and supplying r.ew p So. », Iowa. Nebraska,, Mouth Da same. ' pri snd* Wyoming. \0 >. ii. ahivma. K a n * '-. V Prospect* are liright for the Memby the **u a Announcing tViole County Fair which is to be held War Department of formal permit at Sar.ford February 5th. 6. ?. ?. 9 for the rec lam.ntiuu pro.'Vct of the. and' i')th. New exhibit* ate being Upper St. .Johns Drainage District. contracted dally ar.d a record break­ Hon. J. N . Whitr.tr of this city, ing crowd is expected. member of the board, has received . One of the department* to which word from the Wa Department, the management U paying .much at­ This meal? hat the government’s i tention is the amusement feature* e most gigantic ; approval of tdne of tn and from 'present indication* the sn the country i drainage*, projects larg« « > JtanesL.aud -beat rollection y and formally, r^ y a -i Kxs liven, .tutftU, and that work may proceed under of oho'w-’-ever gathered in* Central Florid., • » ilL be seen ?e'*n on the Midway Permission from the War Depart- Florida will ■ *. at the Fair. . mqnt. Association ha* contract* Preliminary survey Krause Greater Show*, in progress for some largest touring rtmUMdirection of Isham It rii*« r. tne United Slat** .• show* and Umu-«-mri.t -pi ai.<1 Mi-sour, am u. WAR DEPARTMENT ISSUES VISITORS TO SEMINOLE FAIR WILL BE WELL ENTER­ PERMIT THAT OPENS 350, TAINED 000 ACRES OF LAND The rtierry-go^round '•* *one oi ; • largest, and mo*t elaborate bn the road and i* lighted -by hundred* of electric lights of every colot o f'th e rainbow, Mod the various color*, the. dancing and-j\imping horse* and an­ imals and the music of the orchestrlon combine lo make a ride un it a pleasure. Thtt Days of "49 is a reproduction of a western mining camp during BAPTIST TEMPLE W ILL BE SCENE OF ii B E A T the boom day* when gold wa* dis-_j covered, and the cowbtfy* tind cow -. ACTIVITY girl*, the bar dog*, the dance hall I In order .that the people of the and the creepoy mu»ic are all there. 1 Even the fatnou« Alkali Ike in p1c: ‘ Seminole Baptist Association and turesque costume helps to make the those within the district covered by XU* h association may' have au oppor­ picture perfect The Kiflzenjammer Kastle i» the tunity of meeting together, having a home of the famous Katzenjammer grand old time and learning some­ twins Hans and Fritx— unfi is -an thing of benefit to thetnselve*. and attraction (or laughing purposes learning great things in connection bnly. One trtip through this house with the Bible' and its character* of fun is a sure cure for the blues: and teachings.. the trustees of the » guaranteed Co kill the h f d i t f p i Association have arranged to hold h, and 11 drire the wrinkles the Fourth Annual Training 'School at'Sarifortl beginning with the jveck of January 1st. John D. Jinkin*. has been elected secretary of the Association and to Mm fell the duty and honor of ari ranging this week of learning.', and j great credit should 'be given Mr. linkin* for the magniihjcxnt program • • .* * ige«i f r the train- 1 a re*. Those land* are now,, or » • • arge 'past of 'them, uncultivated in iU4: ause of fre<|Ueht Inundation, ( Th.-fc will be nc ch menace will be removed by , features tolerated. Completion of the-drainage pro'-** girl* an<l tH<* “ men o A..bn- an I* igre fi ' trrv'tl da> 'roni Dunedin w^erc I Mr<. Dingee spent t'hristma* Dinger will remain fer a {<• with home folks. Colo- Mexico. X • da, N'l-vada l tab ui Arizona. ' . Xa.'lJ Washington. Oregon. Montana ar.d Idaho. "In determining the federal land kink dMtri.ts and designating tbe fjti.» sir:*- t'.niks shall located, uJ^ffifia: annoutffemefit says, “ the |um ! >*’. "aril gave careful considmnot ' •'<• farm loan need* of tb ceur tr The board held public v every state -ration of great value • aide opportunity baapplicant cities to furt > -upport their claim, ■••ver.ty-five cities a-p••-ignated as the. headbank and were heard : tees and Indiv idual* ‘ ■ wdl be estuirlishcd as -cable. Each will have •*T.V»,00*1. Application • been pouring into the it viilume and it i* «•*■ N E U T R A L S A N D W A R R IN l F A V T I () N ALIKE VRF TALKING OF l*EA( I well os gentlemen. * There wID-fee-« -number .>f fre e s t­ ' rracaion* presented by ’ he company, 1including Dare Devil Klein who will ■dive from the top of a ladd feet i igh int<> a small lank e ant sinBefore ing only four feet"of water, his i.ifing and sensational high ‘t,% par. I lev ij Klein wiil prt»er.t an * \hlbition m trick, -vi d f ancy .living "and—scnstitlrmal xttrnrmThr: -tunt- The facult;. arranged for the training hool i« composed of the g a delv K-,>«n men- Mev«r*. |Arthur Flake! the Southern Baptist ! Sunday school and B. A . I'r l ; in* * pector, W. W. Williuh*. the state [secretary of Baptist Sunday school* rami B Y. !’ V Societies, and Geo. H\ ma? pa*t<»r of the Baptist ehurch >.r f*>rd I'i.e fa. ult\ w'l! each * .... , i-;. .»• . tal . 1.1!*- anti ■ . bred*to i, past masters ' hi tlie line which they will teach. 1 The school will begin every even­ ting at *ix o'clock and will last until i nine o’ clock —a fc'ature of the school 'is the fart that thete will be -Upper served each evening entitled "Build |Your Physique L'p" wt-lch if served (fr.* at the church, this -upper will i H>r oervcd each evening with a SpCCtally prepared toast by some of our *leading mm anil should be the Dare Devil ltbuidin wi sen-attona) ami deijth d fonnance on "the high wir ,>n a slender thread -i'*^ .nr Thi- daring" perforin with death in ;t manner sp. clators h.d per.se at his \nd the mi j-..! complete one ' attractions to lde;«e and all el -.»si s There W’Tl T • a If li^tt-. tile aggregate several of the log i t» w • : ull •h- «'\te.lt of the inside information or. the «ui takeb into the dissay that peace in Europe is to that already de«near an<l otto of them -even goe ing tie- drainage urea far as to mleise wgainst it.v.-rti, a .i and a hVf a. r< * in stock* aii Peace wi ! -■ 1 thei ;u v anti what t hey drd to to complete the prothe bottom at once. There, n *>rtando ,a*N‘ wa* a pVntv. ,in canals will W cut doubt about there being high h IN.sTAl I. AVION n ERVU KS mitipal tin'- »nd nuu( peace in the. hear’.* ' ■ : *'11 visiting team to sj.fi and still iMcr&ls will ur.zi the warring nations alike it required *.w.i mi) \; M itq.di-i t imr. '< Next Sunday Inmain dit* he- The. peace seems to. be in sight. ■T il, t i ^ • I c hurch are ri- m inr*' r*’ in TutIhr wfber—* r rrty limits the ?um- Dwl* iibd (lam lh» sisiUrYl** rvqu e art extra e:Iort to •t>Mk <ould lie Used It be prr<?nt at th oxi id ate «(>ecial London, Dec. - - Genu : • <i.iv morning T • • around'tTie perpetiaicular Church i.rst w’ork alter a|>- have arrived *.1 the Hague tn* the ilrainagi upright track, perforr ing I III- ln-vt "1 Those -uing loans will be the preliminary atrangem-. nts f<»r tian the bene- fancy riding, .while whir' movement *» ti German delegates to the peace pn-ft-iu. aL loan bonds, a new form wners will nv ores* train -need srouni ;'t- minvobuL The ference as s'uggestcd.ln the tic in this country RE AL 1.0C AI count> had. a* far ■‘ American note. .*< ceive from .'the .TTainage of the dis- right track » tssuetJ in denomination dispatch How they con keep th ir ma. Tnr.< ST l FF is concerned trlt atid . t<> $25. it is expected, and Ing to. a m ws agency tav s against si from dropping to the ground is •> . xlV of the local player* cut Up like •rest at a rate of 1 per j puzzle to all beholder*'and to watih. an infantile paralysis germ would your home to spea*. to you arum . will tvk* practl han. the interest ratf London. Dee. 28. -The prompt is believed at them ride ii a thrill that the observer its an orphan*asylum, and that * go- matter qf vital interest to you and mc-r* . on the$r loans. German answer-to "President M dAill remember as tong a* he <>r -ire »oine and covering _*otnc territory. vour church. I-hai'ii Rand-.dj will be has »on’ .* note was churactvriied Harold* Washburn, playing left, may live. This is the newest and r-‘ ‘ ' ■•••.; -i 1tied. 11 • i* evening paper- m - evident of t«er- jsuch tax*’* -ho The evening *wosship will be given guard played excellent and at no most surressful of all modern atmivelimited Uw to a maximum of fi muny’ s yagernes* tiT end th" war. Ing possible tb over to the Ihttal'.ation o f the oftime ould you have seen white the P*r .It fs expected, that it will The Standard said it would be a -truction wtjfk. thc church and hissionary society. Bond* against the propert The big dog ami pony circus will old hoy was asleep on the job. . not ex. , i 5 1j per cent at first and mistake to ncglctt the “Germa All otlicers and members are' re­ prising the district will be t--i please young and okl. Here are seen Roldc .Lning, the poetic** center quested to be pttsetit. •abiequentlp may. be lowered. • peace maneuvers.’ ’ and said it hv»p*-d sold, the tav • money’ ‘going qupdruped* who do everything hut threw three field goal* ahd his ac­ Watch night services will be held Lear.- oq farm lands nre limited the- government would courteously -inking fund for the retirer talk. Dog performers who know curacy on free goal* is unquestioned .-nnsUtine of songs. talks and and definitely reply to the Presi­ hy law to 5*> per cent of the value of the ■securitii-s. The i-*ua their A. B, C's, can count and spell: l * i a n d tnay.be payable in from dent's note and then “ get Pn bonds, as;well as the.pro-r: ponies who march and drill, like reg­ fiv. v, ... v,,ar, A> fast as loans the war as- energetically a* p*»sbenefits from the darinugf- a ular ’ sol'dier's and oar old friend. are tr.: i< llor.ds will he issued to sfble.” ‘ The Palk Mall-Tiazeye Jhe manngetltte mature and qo. •Utligu “Mttud, the Mule Germany had summarily the successful completion rover. t;ierr<. »o tthat at.no time, un- cleared ment of this nttri t ■.pr.-eht plant will a bank’s dismissed Invitation to stat/ terms work a* forc-eefi. “ .$5.0(l> (foliar* per entire , pitoj be tied up in loans to and said that "most dignified course tone wbo ran ride Maud and to stay t now would be ft* frank withdrawal. ths det-miAnt of other applicants, on her hack earn*-five dollars. , "'w tr.e talks, now confronting The liin rircuA side show is . an­ 1 ( a to fi,pd experienced cmWashington, Dec. 28. The .United other feature. ‘ Here are to lie seen I All are welcome in the F,0>'s* •>.* the banks. More than States’ next m'ovc regarding p«u>«‘ i nil the freaks, wonders and curios i Strangers specially invited. : plicants’ for positions have will not.be determined until the of­ 'ities. The fa t' vtoman.' the living I ■'■••n r. , lved. The appointments ficial text of Germany's reply has |skeleton, the*strong man. the giant, i *i,i i.c <xempt from civil service regCongregational Church been received. The President aj.d the dwurfs and many other strange U4U it the boarcl intends to Sunday morning at 11 o'clock cabinet will discus it probably.- f riand curious people make thii} tent .a s-*>eir.i'' a corps of men experienced Hcv. J. A. Davidson will speak on dny. Some otficluls declared that i wonderland and -those who visit "Realizing Outzelvi-s and Our Mis­ the Uniteif States could do nothing , never forget the many strange forms e Head of each hunk will he sion This Year.’' Evening subject, further until the entente allies re­ , and freaks in which Mother Nature *! registrar. They probably "Looking Forward." Special music plied to the President’s note. The , displays herself at this attraction. • ply re-idents of the districts oflicial Information .was received that by the choir. Mrs. Julius Takarh, -. The Old Plantation with it* mlrthVt,‘ _?n,l preferably attorneys. soloist. • Swcdea hull s^rtt a poire note to the ; -stiks will be organized tfmprovoking, laughter inciting darkies Sunday school at (*. R. belligerents. . s is another attraction. Here the I • b d tfd 'l appointment Walker, Supt. A cordial invitation directors for each bpnk who r sweetest of singers, the cleverest of is given to the public to come and Berne, Dec. 28. ^Swedish diplo­ ^vd.- In the district. The dir dancers ahd the funniest of comedistudy the Bil*le. ,rH wifi 4cJecl (rom t j,ejr num|,(.r mats have hahded all belligerents - anda from Nature'*'own entertainers, Christian.-Endeavor at 0 o’ clock. t the colored race, combine to present otlicers. The ’ capital and neutrals a note suppvtttig those A In-arty wclN pw * Year’ s topic s eaeh bank will be open to of President Wilson and the Swi «• one solid hour of music, mirth and conic will be given to stranger*. the Tageblatt an' I tion for .10 days. If government couiuo ..................... - ............. v.n .merriment. The latest songs, the -The- public is cordially iuvited to ’ ’**>. "ul'.-L/ibcd the govern­ nuunccd. rlvar-with Urn excess rumoll fmxuiheiaiewesl-iokes-and- the rpost-iliUKUlt attend any of these services. ' ".iiiirized to take »he*unSt Jofins. These objections, how-1dances are presented by an array of eri»,o<| amount. Mr. and Mrs. McGuinn ana i ever were overcome by a submission artists equipped by Nature to get Mrs. M. E. Butler "of Osteen ia ’ -gh a process of having bor- ily of New York state are a’ mong of complete plans and thrpugh mi-[the most fun and thf greatest visiting relatives in Sanford. new arrivals in the city and ’ dbicribe in small amounts to |amount . merous conferences. CaPifal stock it is expected that make Sanford their future home J t �guitar. Box 50, ana ipe crowning till.* net *»• »s»v I daily meet the deaf and dumb ! And l ‘m sitting, sick and dumb, nipped combs should be looked for c-o Herald. 37-Utp ’ [ her Christmas spirit into'-mighty About to curse. . . ' • And i that still'can talk am glum curly and the comb dipped In Ice-cold No doubt . the small quarters. And v^ear a pout, 'somebody whistles, jogging by. For Sale— My lot on First street motherly looking woman had a hard water or Hackl’d with snow. Afterward And now a smiler -poises, by Apply glycerin utid some healing salve. '.That is ten times worse ofT than I. Opposite Bobbins Rest hotel. You -day of it. not being accustomed to That is ten times worse of! than I. BUDGET o f O P I N I O N ••iJJ8T '.t t > . m . a n m il nil I na can buy this fine prnprrtv cheap. the city and Its ways, and all the BETWEEN YOU AND ME Is Grammar Essential? iLord , when I. think' about them all* Address Robert Buck.ba-im: 909 Sotpetltues It U urged itmt formal EVEN T H E G A TE POST Most of my troubles' here are small. Each day of self I ’ m more ashamed.' time, there wits pa, out In the quiet. Franklin St., Tampa. Fla :>-3tp comfortable farmhouse, with, noth­ grammar tenches children to write To think with rage 1 am-inflamed N O T IN IT iind speak correctly; lull as all Ameri­ • And petty things: ing to do between the morning feed­ When plans go wrong: For Sale—Two six room I. ■UWS I don't believe 1 really know A Chief Is Among Ye Taking Notes So many joys' belong to me • . ing time ’ anti the late afternoon. can* have studied formal grammar. In­ cheap, corner of Kiev. Orcluding newspaper r. porter* and sales and Faith«r*He’ll Print cm — Save one or two real bits of woe) chores, except keep up fires and read My life upon this <arth should be *cc Civ. H ill it women, there would npl'-ar to lie u < So Says Sauntcrcr. , tne rural car-. l.ifn's bitt«-r ?ting?. the daily paper which the car­ ..................................*•*............:* - , ani1 av?nUe s One rotind of song ’ l-tf \iVd snare ribs' guaranty tlmr fornnil gniiiumir study : Irwin & (iib-* For I can hear and walk- and «ee Why should 1 now my woes rehearsi rier left at the gate leads to correct hut'lr* of quiTli. On ; : An if health i» still a part of me. for dinner! . aO When many r.j-ar me sutler worse.' The Optimist the other kite* a school ^ or .'t I til ••»»!» • ihand. lllll'I. •I ’mov ••*« * n i l - ** •• • ' a......... .. i You can cue*.* at.the dishes which where fur I I \«-i.r* not .a minute was silt’s from 2 feet to 5 (<•«'. Detroit Free Pres? ■ LL Never known a thing so bad • • • kept the spare ribs company on that spent on formal grammar aiid. like the Taylor. .'I in J Store. . :5-Ttr But what Somehow 1 could be glad Cripples and blind men and insane • c ~ “ ' ' He could make coffee, if he worm who does not ml** ii slice or tw6,* “ It wasn't worse; a lie men a.... . . women ......... -. , And invalids on beds of pain • aThe think are table. ... uo one ever kueW the *'<,r ^u' e k*ed Cars: strange creatures sometimes hnd no liked, and have real country, cream .... .....*•*■ .... difference.— ... — Are all about: t 1 Overland J5 Always when my trpubles come doubt the women have their own in it. And there'd be plenty of good ■Abn.hmuHexmr. In tlie Atlantic, 1 Buick ' 37-11 .ideas j . . . about .............. n, In«t(inre . ' ' us- ~~~ men. i’For in*tanr« bread anti country butter, ami four . ■1 Bui< k l ‘i -15 ................. .. the women never understand why kinds of preservi-s or jams, and mayThe al*o\.- ir* he a dish "4 sauerkraut! And. of men hate to g»e -.hopping or> Sat • a! oar I n good ■•>•;.! ’ ■ da) right* and while the won . -r «-our«e tin re would I*/ a generous '’ ••ir.tr.ole sold before the) are di**u»* dreys and thy.latest go*Mp wedge of pie. and maybe doughnuts, 3S-$te County Garas;b.. Y liiuivr ssriiu his heel* ................. fathvr warms on the out Just to till in around the corners. It 2 side of the store and gets along the wasn’ t fair for pa to Ray re*[gnedly: FOR RENT ♦ best he can. The wife wonders a{ it “ I'll just stay home and keep up the Sanitary Steam Prosing. Hot C.aaolnle Dry Cleaning. Altera- * •from time to time and there ‘arc tires." Wise old srip p ! As you For Rent — I room ho’’ne, <10 per ► lions of All Kinds on Short Notice ; month. 4’-2 PaIm«-tto .Ue. Enquire 'more or less family jars about this drag your tired feet homeward, you Haynes, Herald otl'ue. ► Join Our Gentlemen’s Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. shopping business. but if more almost envy him. snug and warm— ' women would investigate the matter eating spare rjbs. But. after all. FOR RENT Two Furnished . ► S U I T S $15*00 U P W A R D the) wou'.d let father out of the would you have missed it? Not, for H All Local Advcrliscm cnlR,Undcf Rooms.. Ii--'. a. 1Cold W.rt'-r shopping trip always. If there is-, all the spare ribs in the world, would This Heading THREE CENTS a ___ Addrass X- .-a* llaraiu. Xuii---'on»- thing that gets a man's goal it yoti inlss the • ! ' Line For I-^ich Insertion.Minimum For Rent - -T a " rofiir , (nr light . Ii, shopping and while they love to shopping -If you're a woman -but Charffe 25 Cents. ' . ! A% 9 i:I l . drootY housekeeping. a make the children happy at -Christ- it certainly was nice Tbr pa. being »t stret- t . . . - at •1. t*»c ytorr. onFir; . In answering an adwrtiseipcnt ma« they certafnly do hate to do tin- just a man. -Indianapolis N ews, .10-1ltp Y Y fT T T V VV W X where no name is mentioned in the, shopping The Indianapolis. News t i . A A A A -▼W * r y r ▼▼¥ v y t strikes, the keynote in the following: L | fT E R |S IM P O R T A N T ad, please do not ask The Herald For R en t- -Cottage. J. Muwoli. w for information as to the identity of :M-Mr f t Y j ’ ’ The car was well tilled with w-oiy-; • . the -advertiser. Usually we do not ■A' en wTu* had neglected the oft re. know who the advertiser is anti if •If Y Y Furnished Room* !• I' peal'd warning to shop early. You Qujle £ sson(ja | jn W ell-Regulated vxr we do we are npt allowed To give or Month— Park avt '■ could guess it by their plump purses • • • |out this Information.. Simply write North Park 'avenue, ov. r L.^ RPoultry House. |and limp striug shopping bags, anti) a letter and address it as per in­ I'hilips .& Co. druj: ^ r*’ lyou could gue*s also that'on the re­ structions in the ad. James l^trton. tnanagt r. u rn trip the purse* would be limp , w Et>'and the shopping bag* htnp to the; No Excuse for Not Providing Fowls j F«r Rent- 708 Par • y y ▼ asJ bursting point. It w.v t jolly. With This Needed Article—Chopped y jff quin- of i r CTTYTI y rrr -rdrama. “ The M ho • d-v crowd, and tb.- car w i* fdb-d ' Straw Act* a* Absorbent Un. Sale—Thqfffpson’fl “ Kindc1t'! I’ wrk- evemse Tqc»dar—“ Bearls.'1 r*x> T ” V i? j Strain Barred. Rock*. None butler, from T*»wt}.” "A Pre « • • Barrel.” H'.!!.• Burke Y V V WANTED YAV .. in -Gloria'* BamtMKsr " ■------ " Some excellent ‘cockerels farm raised . ‘ T m going t to put in the w T Y T and full of vigor. T%10 to five dol-' day and just take my time for ii •Wanted—Ship us your orar.rs, W.-dresday— "T h - Lit*!.* I.:ar" featuring Mae w lars. Prices for exhibition stock on grapefruit, tangerines; plnfapP'*. t _ dear, motherly looking woman Marsh. Triangle Keystone Comedy ” <hcLo\o,l ▼V Y application. Orders now luiflknl for, other fruiti and yegotiu 1< r.ouncod.to her seat mate. " I ’ a a Sailor.” ’' _ . spring sittings. A. B. Commons, est prices obtained. Prowfj rrturD*. « »i i lor tii ‘*n viirl hi *d, justY Y▼ «ri..„. tn -—- t k .i H i?lnr - ' l L p " ’ '. in Sanford, Fla. 36-:kc home and ktwp up the fires. 1 Georgia Troduce Company. M*ro«. Y Y Y parts. “ An Eventful Lr^lioK • his dinner for him. I cooked * _____ For Sale—Tw o grade Holstein Georgia. YJP rib* aYiil set the dish.on the v Friday—"T h e •.Thbroughbred.’ * "Dollar and VVV: bull calves, six and'Cwo w*eks oldl Wpntqd—.Lady wishr* F T tw * ",1 tank in the kitchen. The water Sen**." Keystone Coaled)’. • V£ff $7.00 for.the. two. Fine stock. $5.00 stenographer. ’ Work • boiling.' so 'they’ ll, stay good T T f: each taken separately. "W. 11. Bal­ Sxturdav—"T h e Balt e at Elder Bush Gulch." Box 105’J, Sanford. .!&•»_ | Ifot.” Lucky pa! With spare Yjer lard. Altamonte Springs, Fla. .. “ The Bogus Booking Agent.” Selig Tribune. •r. N oi \iu* iinu * * it "Lost— O n ’road between D elons Eighth Episode of yLiberty." . . . v nirv where Utter was a* entree ns icicle* |variety, ei .• * . *' ; on utt uutuiuu tio«Hi>l«y. say* u writer TVY anti iJeLand. yellow leu*i •’ Coming Monday—Charli* Chaplin in "The I awn |spare ribs, with real meat on them, i |q uu l.XtUull(.i.> Such are usuWhite Wyahdottes, celebrated Ri** YAT containing ' clothing' and '_n'Tor * j • Shop." • • • , hrdwn, juicy spare ribs, kept hot lor bare ot convenience us the gal strain of Canada Where vigorous Y Y Y . 1 »'P «. Fimlo. 'll...' *• ♦ • * -- his uinner. aiayne pa i»a fooled luuteo her. »v., ■jj,^r j* barw.uf af litter. . thirds are raised. Constant, heavy dinner. Maybe u ^ r in -' ' ---------J W . postoffice or notif) Mrs. > ” • ‘ . V£7 tf.aking her tHink it was’ a saerRVce,; It pays to have a large quantity„nod : layers. • Hatching egg* and Baby Orlando,• Fla. Y VY giving up the Christmas shopping t.upply should bo l!l»erul enough : ch ix. Booking orders now. F. P. YAY W f V j i P tVip and stay home to keep up the It can be cbuug.nl nt least once a strong,. BrpoksviUc, Fla.; 31-tfc. ' Lost— AY20 and $10 bill on » « « J lire*. But he couldn’ t 'fo o l every-1 wYvk. Hy till* nh-jin* the house tuny ------------------------ ------------ — ------ Wednesday. - Reward if ,, bod” Whoever <aw a realman who! be kept swept utid clean, and scratch- > For Sale— Fine horse and buggy Mrs. H. C. Gunter. 301 L. W«k5V shoo,line' if the i»g the Utter will afford exercise s o , |mjl,jre nt W. O. Green’ s Blartcmotherlv woman had been listening; I’.ioh necnknl by fowls when kept In-j im ith- Shop.* corner 3rd St. and SanDreari ru. •he might have .caught some side ^ t»u every fnnn there Is an abundance |‘>r^ — ------------ :------ ----- I_!i— f,•r,h* at I*!"**:' y.v CURBSTONE GLEANINGS I d. c . b r o c k ; CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER. DYER AND REPAIRER I [• CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. . PHONE 174 L Y R I C T H E ATE R Programme AT THE STAR Our I’ iclurcs Don’t Hurl- the Eyes Tu t r lay—Metro presents Lionel Barrymore in “ The Brand of Cowardice.” W ednesday— Alice Brady in “ Bought and Paid For.” • . : Thursday—Carlyle Blackwell in "The Shadow I f i l . l i o u l i L l '----------------- -—--------------- •;** Friday—Frank'McIntyre in “ The Travels? Salesman” a flve'reel comedy. BVftLJMV - lights on this subject, for the pretty, g o l d e n haired woman was telling her companion that her husband ^aid" desperately: “ I’ ve walked squares, looking in shop windows, and I can’ t see anything suitable for any one." And farthe^ back in the car. the'' big man with the Roman note was airing his views audibly: “ I just won’ t get out and’ buy things this year. People go wild over their buying. Junk, I call it —Christmas junk! Whoever heard of anyone getting the things he really wanted! Folks just- buy and buy,- and dump the stuff on other folks—just junk!" Perhups pa had tried it some time .—■hopping on a drear December day— and knew what it was all like. Now a woman can put up with a lot of discomfort just for the joy of spending money.—bu, a man! even a w o m a n . gets fagged but b en igh t. Oh lht~^lreeis7*lhe~l»IUng—winds whipped her skirt* abmifher. pushes her hat over om* eye, helps the snow; and soot to ruin her complexion and disposition. When she gets to the* big shops the hateful whirling doora nip at her heels like spiteful curs, Xi . ’ • . _ , ., ’ 4 an,j straw and there I* nq *j.’ or »{nje on W est.^ ld *— Fiftecij excuse for not .providing the poultry arrea> 7 1 . nnd farmed five , house with tlds heeded article. ‘ years, ' 3 flowing wells. 1 .m ile‘ from The 4iest litter Is chopped straw. It |oa,jjnR Nation. Seven room house nets ns nn absorbent>under the•r.M*t* ^ bmlhroom anJ hat 3m, co,d and u* n re«vptucle iti other part* for . ,. I T c n ilu il.... I. tbntwn . . . .... I-ul>r} . . « • • « : •>»«• M „ In winter chickens should be made ,<» Office. . JI-4t tri p M.-rntcli for every grain they obtain. For Sale—Two ve/y desirable For every grain they should give u building lots in Sanford Heights, peck. Chaff, buckwheat bulls, or almost Nos. 73 and 74. Wjll sell for $200 anything of that nature will .answer each or if taken together will make well for litter. We have seen fHiultry lower price oq the two lots! Apply houses littered with shredded fodder. to the Farmers & Merchants’. Bank. One tuore g»**l thing alniut litter Is Headland. AUr 18-tf tlmt It help* keep the feet of fowls For Sale— Heavy double buggy, warm la winter. Platform springs, canopy top. leather RETARDS W INTER EGG LAYING cushions. Could be made a delivery wagon. Sanford Wagon Works. • 23-tf Sudden Freezing of Hen’s Comb W ill Shut Off Egg Supply— Good Treat For §alc=Qnc International truck. ment Refommend$d. _ Thoroughly overhauled- and paint' Frccxlng of the hen’n comb will re-^ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. 7-tf tnnl egg laying. Freezing of the feet of both male and female means’ Iota For Sale— Marine motor, 18 horse­ of fertility In the spring. Often the power, 3 cylinder, 3 • cycle, Ferro. sudden freeling of the combs of hen* First class condition, Sanford Machthat have made a good start at laying 93-tf will shut og j l l layjnfc by_thetn for ine & Garage Co. . • •« . • > IT. S. I.ind offlff it Nolle* l« hereby Alllton. elMlbkf*. ^ t , SI. H it. mi4» in>a«MU*<l \ lo S, I t i n if 12 Sjk, X i* Tallaaa *•«- hit ftl»<l notler nt AVtViulm !• Ik* 1“ < y.»r |.roof. «o cliJIHh Jair■ dwfibrJ 1-efor* I h » ' ° j'y , ftki i S»nL rJ. H-ifl'U. o“ ‘ h* ruary, 111,. ■ — <l»lmint osm** •*. n«H*. 4. M. W. T;)l«r «ll|*».*/*i a . w. n»xu * »; T. II. Vutdom cl BOUT, W. P A U S ^ 4S-Tur« & Frl-lOt EATING A PLEASURE when you have a r:?™'a^' Vjon of appetite „v«t t stomach needs to lw rl* j^Jthy %t enetl, and stimulatd to nta- r tion. .’ TONIC D IG E S T IV E fa sold for this purpose wd to give give relief. Sold only by us I • C. Bower. �=-■■+***■ * ■ • jr M9 ,,+r 4 J Tx • • ■ " V 'j M .* V \ 1 ', 'f * ■ ♦' ,• * . • U„ T- _ • • • • • . ' •1 • ' ',f ^ 9 . v . „ • •t S ^ P J p l �. «* # V ' Kelt wpr; ■> "•*,! »?.* ,T'.* V *i IN TH E HEART OF TH E W O R L D ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION S A N F O R D fUBLlSHEt SEMI* H E ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS //V S A N F O R D — U fa la Worth Living • .» IP NUMBER 37 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 2G, lOlC T V oLUMK VIH Fruit Cake a la Boycott. Hutterlcss governm ent w il l p r ia t e i n appro c o n j u n c t io n * Eggless — 1 cdp sugty. . ’ • 2 cuffs raising ‘ >, teaspoonful salt 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 cup water . \'i cup shortening teaspoon nutmeg ■* . .. 1 Teaspoon cloves. Mix and boil in n saucepan for three minutes. When cold -add two cups of Hour sifted with u half teasppon of baking . powder, also add one teaspoon of soda dissolved in a little hot water. Currants, citron, nuts, etc., may be achleil in which case use more Hour. Bake slowly like ordinary fruit cake. Eggless Icing 2-3. cup milk 2 cups sugar _ .. . Boil about ten minutes until it makes a soft bait in water. Tajte from fire and beat until thick enough to spread. Flavor as desired. • COUNTY FAIR CHRISTMAS PROGRESSING TRADE GOOD EACH DAY IN SANFORD G RO U ND S B E I N G S H A P E D M E R C H A N T S *W E L L S A T IS ­ F IE D W IT H R E SU LT OF UP A N D B O O T H S H O LID A Y TR A D E E R E C TE D the county *p°°r farm near Kifsimrr.oc nnd to purchase u site for n combined county -hospital and farm in u more desirable locality. Just at present there Is not, much being shipped from Bartow. Let­ tuce Js .moving slowly, u few cars a day, with u few eggplant und pep* pers going forward. The lurgest acreage in this neighborhood is cablingo and the outlook is for n good crop. • • Luke county is taking the lead in this part of the stilte in the eradica­ tion of the cattle tick. This means everything to the coming industry, nnd is most encouraging new* t« the cattle producer. Vats will be in­ stalled nnd quarantine declared. iKr ■,a I *(4 r‘ f^t "ft. i) • Jf 3 s ‘ •» j ! TREE WAS BIG SUCCESS LAR G E S U M W AS G IV E N T O c h a r it y " a n d e x e r c is e s . .W E R E G O O D ' • Sanford’s first community Christ­ Christmas Week was u good ono mas tree was n success. One of tho ffMhington Dec. 25— Work of in ■Sanford. largest crowds that has congregated J L eradicating the citrus canker For many days the streets have in the park in many years was out 2 i g0 forward a* u result of recornbeen packed with an eager crowd of Jndations recently mude by David buyers und they bought early, thus * • ■ i ' •• last night between the hours of five r Houiton. secretary of apiculture. relieving the strain somewhat on • Mr. E» O. Willets of Kokomo and six to witness .the' first- com­ £ Congress. and the provisions in Saturday Indore Christmas. . Indiana lias purchased through the munity tree atyl gjft givjhJf£ present agricultural appropria­ 'The many stores luiTl very attrac­ Florida -Good Homes Company, a The tree was placed neijr the hand tes bill, just reported for an ijddi* tive store windows nnd these |ielpecf tract of eighty acres near Orlando, stand und w as -beautifully decorated tional .am for this purpose. greatly* in- calling attention to 'th e mid will make this one of the most und resplendent with candles. The . .t „ M reccommended that n total good stocks within. attractive points in the county. His exercises started with the various *1 M3 000 he voted ut this time and And the merchants of Sanford two home will 1m built on the old fash­ Sunday schools entering the four tkit of this amount $180,000 shall weeks before Christmas Used -the ioned country estate plan und will be corners of the park and when nil had . immediately ^available upon Christmas 'edition of the Sanford particularly beautiful. , . reached the hand stand* uniting in puwee of the agricultural bill. Herald and this gave tile many shop­ song. Dr. Brownlee of the Presby­ ; pers many ideas of what to buy und L-Upon the. recommendation or Almost- every kind Of winter veg­ terian , invoked the divine blessing, where to buy it. •. . • «y« department," Mr. Houston Bifid, etables are now bring shipped from on the exercise- and after the song The Christmas trade in Sanford Fort l.UUdrMale Appropriations hhvc been made I he weather has of \meriia by the children. Dr. Da­ wu- x,r\ .satisfactory Irom all angles been gooil and the crops are in a vidson of the Congregational church daring the past tV'o fiscal years for and tile merchants are happy as a film rendition. 'sort in roopclittion whir the Soutligave a short address explaining the In the e ir i.. 'tb se, v 1 --i n a­ I wo millet* announce that the prizes result tkrrn itate* for the purposi n! • oi:community Christmas tree, Its ori­ ture writ is .n j-:n\ !i r j.rie'.mist- ml soon he reutly and the program mBinc. and in the hope of f entu.i!Sanford is becoming the trailing Beans, •p(•p|H rs. egg plant un i po- gin and- ln»w it is ceTebratod in the tions of plenty, I. in nr hard*, pri ced and distributed u tfidicsting. the.citrus cancer dl». renter for this part of Florida and In toes are now . being shipped front large lilies of America. Th**se faets fields and pastures., begin m> battle While no final statement as to were very interesting and also Ida the good roa^a ate assisting, iji.atcrinl« u account of the sltort space, of later 1 a little district,, an the Davis' against insect pists. Then when tW ultimate success of thin undi-rconies the'wpndrous white of winter, tii: .• given for the preparations, the ly in bringing the people to Jianford there will lie celery. lettuce, peas, statement that ifext year. Sanford ( can be made at this time, the would celebrate the day with u com­ lulling into * pence the plains and vatious committeesjarc working with from all four cor hers of the county. euhbage and tomatoes • munity tree of larger proportions J.'tsrk'i* progre. sing in a satisfactory With a good line of goods nnd plenty fevi-rrsh haste to get everything in crowning with heavenly whiteness r ‘iinr.cT anil t h area of infection has and' the custom would grow from readiness and it is certain that th eir,„f aihcrtising th>- merchants of Sunthe hills. I 'till am here -still werkl'epper* and beans are 'tart ng to ,W»n greatly r duced. It is apparfine trade in th \r v*-.ir i)i \i-ar into something big for i-finrts will be rewarded b> a record promise), a |ing'to increase the m-\t b.ir.i-t \* 1' •|i|iers re ■ntl.< mu) e f ruin Sm iri Mt that: on u omit of the mild uullitcity. Willi more songs the chil­ hr* iking crow <| v\i*ty day of the wintir long 1 labor ruling *•••* <1^ of •old as Iiik li as fhree dollars. tfuite dren marched .to -their respective taor. and the unexpected rtissemlnaf. .• The automobile parade prom­ IIOXIOUS H e e lls . a large acreage of potatoes ami cab­ ; tion uf th.' disease by the severe churches und the first community ises to be ftne of the events juf the Millions in Florida Crops bage I)as been planted. How many bugs and beetles and fair* ifnd will be given the first day tropical •.torms of the past summer, tree had passed into history. Florida’s corn crop this year, based tkr rerk should be continued active­ weed seeds <fo I eat? W ell, I won­ in order to start the fair off right. The ready response .with which on the government crop estimate for. Plans for the new RlvoVddc school ly throughout life entire' Gulf re­ der! 1 cannot say, but lietc is what Numhers of spaces have already December 15. just issued, is worth the ladles of the Civic committee of building in Jacksonville bnsve been Mi gion during the winter and spring of science says: been sold to enterprises'of various $2,5*0,000 more than the croO of last approved by the-county board of the Woman's C lu b -m et’ by every 1J16-17. It has become rlenr. since “ Eighty-five different weed seeds kinds out of the city and the San-j year, having showed an increase in public instruction, and work will he- one in Sanford made thy affair a th« regular estimates were subipit- make up in part Boo White’s bill of ford merchants are al*o coming in j yield of 000,000 bushels and an ud- L-in at once. The building_ia_tu_euaL s u c c e s s , for the real LcludiL u L th o!— trd. that the .funds available will iare. Crops have been found Peeked with bfilll feet i-vmTTe Tn JlMfb' i i f l i cent a a bushel: community tree was not demon­ act prrTTiTr~Ttm~TtnrarrmiHit~tn~TOTT- with rug weed seeds and as many us Watch for the programs and pre­ The crop according to the estimate $IQO.000.strated at the bund stand.* tiise the work of eradication 1000 seeds of the crab grass have mium lists. will run to 12,000,000 bushels, There were eleven families sup­ Plnns are under way for the orllroughotit the winter, although any been taken from one bird. A single against lust year’s crop ut this time plied with baskets of food and suit­ g.uiization of a stock company by abutment of the rampaign under specimen contained about 10,000 of 12,000.000 bushels. The pric. \l the l.yric Tonight able gifts yesterday, a box was sent the citizens of Phoenix Park. Cum­ xiy »<rii>u^ly would jeopardize the pig weed sued it t rops and gizzards Synopsis of "T h e Floating Trap", based on December 1 for this year’ mers Mill and Panama Purk to fur­ to the Children’s Home at Jackson- / pfMp.-ci« ut- eventually eradicating examined In government labora­ Chapter Fourteen of ."Gloria’ s Ito- corn was 110 cents u bushel, against, nish electric light and power to those villa* and- one to the Orphanage attW di»«-.i*c from thf> continental tories have yielded fifty seven kinds 7.1 cents n bushel lust year. munce." Cast: Fhitcrprise and there are several sections of Duval county. CtitH State*. of beetles, twenty-spven varieties of Gloria Stafford • Billie Burke families that will be supplied today The Irish potato crop, totaling, bugs, nine grasshoppers and locusts, Dr. Stephen Boyce Henry . Kolker that were overlooked yesterday. according to the estimate, 1,110,000 .The taxpayers of the West Palm • "What lUish I llnd Knosn" and thirteen different sorts of cater­ Uichard-Kreneuu David I’owell bushels is worth JI. f 16,000' more This is the practical side of tho In a church' meeting al Cleveland pillars, besides lints. lli«*s,. wasps alt David Stafford William Roselle than the crop at the same lime last Bench School District recently, by a vote uf 5 to 1. voted, to sell $25,000 community tree und one that tho .ftttcily LLu~*peakcr gave th»> replies, spiders. A teaspoonful of chinch I’ierponl Stuffowl Win. T. Carleton year. This year’s crop is estimated worth of bonds to construct- and audience knows nothing about. Tbo oi cinHeen men to the questions: bugs has been taken from one quail Lois Stafford 4tile Power at. 1,110.000 bushels, with a'vnlue of equip athletic playgrounds and an gifts arc not made with the idea .that “What | Wish I Mail Known Before nnd an adult bird has been known to Judge Freeman Henry Weaver |2 o bushel (in December I. Last agricultural farm for the-pupils 5f it will ever be made known but the I IV».« Twenty-One," which was in- eut 5,000 plant lire in two hours. Gideon Trask Frank McGlynn year’s crop was 900,000, valued at ll„. VY i Palm—Ueoeb-SelHMib— ;----- needjTor our community will bo sup­ ttrnting enough ta pass on. One Bob'White feeds upon the boll wei- Stni« Gnsinur ■iii _YI:iiiry sicuuri$1.15 a bushel. plied every yenr from-the community-^ Bin laiit: a :1 - u.U1i —1 hud known vil, cabbage worms, cuctihtl" r b. c- Nell Trask Helen- Hart • hat i v,..* going to do for a living tlas, squu*8 . l,uu».— gtaaabqppara-With o total yield of 0.335 boxes . , • *-»— —t— ATfer tilorla anil Itdyce have been It U.cstiinptud Dial iv-v'ly 3<IU,UUU tre«. -•hat n,j life work would lie,** anil chinch bugs, the qrniy fcurm. Hcs- released Iroui the vKitchrs of tin- the Florida orange crop-this year is crates of fruit and vegetables will be The different lodges of tho cit the eighteen oliicht gave these an­ siun Uy und other insert pests." ^ police following a raid upon Clioey valued at $12,086,750. Last year’s shipped from the Lake Okeechobee contributed $16 in cash nnd many swers: . * * * . ' Wbnt pdy do I demand for tliuj MeFaddcn’ s donee hall in the Bow­ crop, according to tint report, totaled section ibis winter.. Arrangements business firms contributed .cash and I »i«h l had known: helping you in your light ugaiiist ery, they return home with I’ierpont ti.160,000 bushels, valued at.- $11,* are being made to handle the greater merchandise und the spirit of.giviqgThat my health after thirty df- weeds und in reducing tin* annual In- Stafford, w ho hud 'fayt-n present nt 6ti2,000; this year's increase being. -part—jof t his prorime Jlining li the wife nr Pcndrd in a large degree on -what '1 m,-t »-iu tknn.ornijmu?— W-bv«. 1 night court when they-were brought figuring from the ijtatisties furnished West Balm Beach .Canal.Christinas. .* • ■it* Ll.’lfT'e i was twenty-one. usk only that 1 be let live. Dead, 1 jn. David and Pierpqnt are indig­ In the report, worth $1,141,750 more The Community tree was 5 succtss • How toMake cure of-mj£ money! am only a small morsel of meat: nant the following morning when than‘ lust yeur’s. .On December 1. There-ls a great deal more Interest in many ways. Let us hear in mind TEi- mtmnerriul asset ,o f being alive I make it ensier for you and they find the story of Gloria's nrrest orunges were quoted nt $2.05 per firing taken in diversity of crops nil through the year that our Rifts neatly und sensibly dressed. yours to live. Spare me and I will has gotten into the papers. Cnslnur, box. nguiiut $1.88.ul the same time around Plant City- this season than should be’ directed toward a larger **P a man’s habits are mighty hard rarve you. , the waiter, and £taas. his little son, last year. . . • ut any time previously, while toma­ tree tilled with gifts next year nnd to ?h|nge after he is twenty-one. I speak not in opposition td true lioth of-whom Glorida Stafford, had Sweet potatoes will fall below last lot tho amounts bo doubled-. That .i harvest depends upon the sportsmanship but against unre-. befriended .at niglif court call, and year’s production, tho present crop toes will rank as before, The main It is better to* give than to re­ crop. The cafihugc crop is Vecelving **rd sown, wheat produces \v|ieat, strained slaughter. Today our num­ Gloria commands her father to get being'estimated, ut 2,500,000 bushels ceive and the Sutiford spirit has al­ L .thistles spoil a good pasture and wild bers are’few. Tomorrow we may be Casinur a position,’ which he does by against 2,576.000 bushels at the same u lot' of attention and a large acreage ways been to give. . * . i oat« dp , 'viwn w(il surely produce, ito more.— NN.. L. Nelson, -Assistant placing u {turn as a waiter at the time lust year. However, regurdless will- fie planted. nil kinds of misery and unhappinots. Secretary Missouri State Boajd of Banker's Club.- Little Staos is cared of the decrease, in production \hcre • . Mr.'Dutton as Chaperone That things once sown require Agrieulture, Colpmbia'Missouri. • for by Gloria. - Lunching at the. has been’ a substantial increase in Paalnre * Hogs the Whole \\ inter Yesterday afternoon a number of [ time, putienco and work. • I f in not such a difficult matter to Bunker's Club, Gloriu learns from value ns the price a bushel of sweet children and older folks too decided That you i-an't get something for The Universal King Casinur thAt bis wife will die uules potatoes brought December 1 was run your hogs on pasture every to take a boat ride pn the lake and nothing. ' -* . * One»of those entertftinments that she can be taken to tile country nnd 86 cents, against 68 cents (or the month of the year if you know whut , That tho world would give me thut make Christmas’ time seem Gloria instantly commands’ Doctor same time last year. This gives the to plant to provide the posture. Tho imtpediately they began to look about for a boat and a chaperon—or io»i about what 1 deserved. more like whul was Intended by the Boyce to convey Mrs. Casinur to 1916 crop a value of $2,150,000 Extension Division of the Univer­ That by th«^ sweat of my brow Great Redeemer when He gu’ve His the Stafford country home. While against $1,751,680 for the value of sity of Florida has prepared a bulle- rather a qkipper, nnd Mr. Dutton the captain of the '"Jolly-cr" was ^ * ou1'! I cam my bread. first Christmas gift His only Son visiting the slum in fthich Casinur last year’s crop, or an increasu of tine showing whut, when and how to plant the vurious pasture ctiops, the skipper they first met, and whsnt, * That a thorough education not wus given at the Baptist letnplo resides Gloria sees Trask and Nell $298,320. ; only p,y, better wages than hard Sunday evening, staling the amount of seed requited the proposition was placed before his daughter nnd sets out to follow . per acre, thd" stage of-grow th at Mr. Dutton be, .with his usual kind, l*hor, hut It 'brings the best of cvThe entertainment consisted of a tham for Trask, sh(* feels certain ill ALi. AROUND THE STATE ♦rything e|»e. _ which to feed, tho probable dato of good natured’ "Sure I will" became r » ’ __ story read by the pastor, entitled the murderer of Frenenu, her.ffnnce. •• .The fAHy of not taking other the Universal King, und told of the Trask lends Glrtfla to his barge nnd fccdJng«and estimating the number nt once the chaperone of tho day, 'Items of Interest About Fruits and topic’s advice. • of hogs the crop will support for a and even insisted on throwing in his Three Wise Men on theft way to the there overpowers her. Gloria awakes Vegetables . yellow bus to go out and gather uf> That everything which my mother munger where tho Christ Child lay - to find the barge alloat. At the given length of time. the ones , that were to take part in Tbo Bonrd of County Commis­ '‘ anted me to- do was right. told of the shepherd boys as they Lyric Tonight. The tigures given in the table are tho sailing brigade. This being mpro sioners met Ina regular adjourned That my father wasn’ t sUch nn beheld the most glorious light Tn the based on aveYugo temperature and than was asked the boys and girla old fogy aft,.r n„ . ,f | had donp „ session December 12th, and it was heavens, announcing to them the Postotfirc Examination averuge soil with sufficient moisture were more than delighted, and sot decided that Winter Haven should c nished, I would be very much birth of a Redeemer and King. to grow the crops. The table is re­ The U. S. Civil Service -Commis­ about to make the boat ride ono hold an election for $35,000 bond Is­ "Her off physically, mentally und This story was interspersed ul the sion will hold an examination for liable nnd has been followed by hognever to be forgotten. After gather­ sue which Mil be held January 18th. morally. * proper times with a number of ap- clerks and carriers on Jnnuury 13, rnisers “with marked bucccss. ing sopte forty children on the pier ''hat it really meant to fat-hcr 1propriute»»ongs tocarry out the ef­ iy 17, at' Sanford, Florida, to fill va­ -This bulletin, known as No. 7 or the "JoUy-er” was eranked up and Lettuce ut Clarcona is looking Hog Uuxturc* und F’eeds is printed n mo‘ her to rear their son. fect and meaning of the-story. cancies in the postoffice In that city. away they rfpod over the- blue deep fine und shipments will start very *t hardships and disappointSome four hundred people were Ghe examination is open to •••• all who on a heavy curd suitable for tucking •v iw n in u jr v ii " , ------------• ,nt» would be entailed by tny present as nn audience and all show­ meet the requirements. Application shortly. Other vegetables uill hard- it up in a handy place. A copy of of Luke Monroe—th e ride lasted for more than an hour and all those that '•nving home against my parents’ ed an expression of appreciation of blanks and full Information, Includ- ly ho found plentiful enough to ship, the bulletin may be luid free on ap­ *uhw; took place on the boat voted M i. the evening’s songs and story. I oo ing sample questions, can he ob- ! although this neighborhood is u line plication to the F!xtension Division, Th greatness of the opportunity much credit cannot be given to Dr. tained from the Secretary, Local garden spot. Sweet potatoes^ un­ University of Florida, Gainesville, Dutton w'as the host chaperon ever. 1"> of serving a fellow man. Hymun, the reader, nor to Mes- civil Service Board at tho postoffire, [’turning out very good. Fla. _ n • l'*1 are some valuable sug- dumes Philips, Betts, Mainca. Tay­ Sanford. Florida,. or^trom the Sccrg; |_____ _ "~G. C. Hart ef Statrsboio. and wife j [',r >oung people, and lor lo r and Messrs. Murrell and Heater tar>% Fifth UtviT’ Service District, j Beans nre being shipped in connre the guests uf their daughter, Notice Masons siderable quuntity from river points “ ttif • " in,r P*°Ple»' >’el capable of the choir, and to Miss Davis, thc^ Atlanta, Ga. _ Regular meeting Sanford lodge Mrs. L. I*. Hagan and . their son, in St. Lucie county, and* heavy ship­ frrs n n|{ ° Vcr new leaywr*’ It df- pianist, as well as to Miss Shelton, No. 62 Wednesday night, 7:30. In­ Geo. Davis Hart during the holiday!. <0 ments arc expected for several .weeks. oui» U!°’ a'* ^ ea ^or an interesting tho orchestra leader and to the or­ stallation of officers fop the coming Mr. Hart aays that the cotton far­ Mrs. Gardner of Home, Georgia, is had l ° nc’' /MU—“ what I wish I chestra as a whole. •_____ year, followed immediately by mers of Georgia have moro money visiting 'friends in the city u few oi.CKft,,wn “ •loro .1 was tvlcntyconvocntio'n of Monroe Chapter No. this scasqn than they have ever had The County Commissioners of OsMr. and Mrs. C. H. Dingcc are days. The Gardners resided here tint,.an . 0W I ,CBn Help some befor many years and still look upon ceola county held a special meeting 15, at which the officets for the en­ in their lives and everything, is pros­ had' ,he journey I wish I spending holidays with the parents Sanford as their home. perous In Georgia. . .. recently to act on the disposition of suing year will be installed. a'-V ian d Metropolis. of Mrs. Dingee at Dunedin. : w it h states A visit to. the grounds at Holden Park, where the big Seminole Coun­ ty Fuir will be- held will convince anyone that there la going to be a big time here the week of February 5th to 10th. . . A, small army of men nre busy getting upb.-llte booths and exhibi­ tion buildings and the ball pnrk will Y»e converted intq one of the best of fair grounds. The idea of changing from the hulkliend to the ball purk The Plea of Hob While ' Please, former -friend, may I speak was a good one and the successor the fair will demonstrate that wo before you shoot? 1 atn Bob White. It is my cheery should' have a regular fair ground whistle that comes to you .through and add to it from iear to year. the ghost-gray mist of the morning. General-M uiiager II. C. I.ymun is my covey call that echoes .i\«-r hili working like s Trojan to get ul! the and dale as die* the •!.«\ exhibits, together and the program •» .-4 ,1 # §1 l i ' ! V Skill.'! j. rtf Hi v '$ mi 1-t.il �THE SANFORD HERALD AMONG THE THEATRES M .. ■ ----- . ‘ December 22. 1916 Origin of "Furlong." Furlong « « » at first n furrow long, or the distance ttyiit n pair of oxen would plow In half an hour, ’ / The Hard Task. Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford / Mirny n.muti >v|\n prides himself oil Ids physical strength i-nnnot even hold hia'totigiie.— Jtnlgr. For Sale—Sanford Truck Karma, FOR RENT tiled or partly tiled. For Rent—Thiee room 10 A. 5 'j cleared, 3 tiled andin crops, good tiling and splendid .well. rear of St. Johns Hotel Laurel- and'First St. Ii Price $2,000. liam Tuggles.For Sale—Country Homes: ; ’ 15 acres* 8. improved. 200 largo bearing orange tr< cs, 5000 pineapples under shade, place irrigated, two we’ Is with engine*. 0 room house, af»«i s room •house not occupied. Price 12500.00. 3 acre place at Forest City. 2 acres iu orange and grapefruit, 0 room house, screened porches, chicken yards, also a store building on lot. Trice ? ts'oo.00. J. O. Packard. Sanford Florida 35-2tc For ExchangeNew Hampshire farm for- Florida Fqtiity in Indiana farm for Flor­ ida. .. 20 Acre Farm near Washington, D. C\. for Kloridu. 40 Acres, splendid flowing well, hummock land, Black Hammock district for northern or western-or stock merchandise. 10 Acre all Jmpsoved and tiled For Rent—4 ronm house. «!0 per month. 422 Palmetto Ave I nlpiire Haynes, Herald Office. 15-tf play on the speaking stage a few written word made n profound study For Rent Two light h •. •■•ping of their respective characters rfhtl _reyears ago. *• . . rooms and one bedroom . • i’ark. ♦ ♦ iatiors to e a c h o th e r. libraries, Hobart- Bosworth, noted for hi* : S-tf both putdie .util private were ran­ work in "T h e S.ea W olf" and other FOR R E N T—Two Kan lu-l sacked l»y the Lasky Company, Dickens* famous story. "O liver important photodramatic produc­ which even sent to Knrland for th«| Rooms.. Hot ami Cold W T w ist," which will be the Para­ tion* i* an ideal Bill SiV.« *. Fully , Address Z care Herald. -Utf .hint edition of thV author's worKs ♦ mount attraction at the Star To: Marshall one of the rlc verest of illustrated with the original CruikFor Rent.—Two rooms fur light night. Friday, th« Jesse L. Lasky' character nctois. wordcr’ulij’ p«v* shank drawings. The story of Oliver • • housekeeping, and two nice-ll<Mrooms Company has utilized its grtfat re­ trays the part of Fagin. Raymond • s on First atreet over 5 and I0r Store. sources, not only in making the story Hatton, famous for his work in Twist- is loved am/ remembered by every man, woman and child. In ♦ ':tn. I Up ♦ true to detail, aj>ut historically ac­ crook parts, is the ideul Artful Dod­ .selecting the charactels * for the curate. ger. Elsie Jane Wiisoh. who *< nriM minor type*. Director Young ha* • • . Charles Dickens is rhielly noted »,i. h a pronoun... I *mvc»- in sup­ almost outdone Dickens himself in for his wonderful drawing of charac­ port of Geraldine Farrar in ’ Temp­ proiiticing the tv pe*» of Ins pen lor Furnished Rooms by Day, Week ters and present tfwm on the sc.reen tation. "' i* cast u- Nancy >ih«». and this production. The story has been good old Mr. Hrownlow, .Oliver’s or Month Park avenue tlat, 105 was one of the. Lasky l otnpany * given most elaborate attention to North Hark avenue, over L. R. benefactor has been placed in the moat difficult tasks. That Marie In answering an advertisement detail and the English atmosphere of Philips Si Co. drug store. Mrs. .D o K »-w*as an.ideal Oliver is self*- capable bands of Jam rj Neilh that period most admirably preserv­ where no name is mentioned in the James Patton, manager. 30-tl These ptincipal members of tlie ed. The photography is of the usual ad, pleafto do not ask The Herald evident, as she is not on ly'the char­ organization, with Director James acter described by Dickens when ar­ for information ns to the identity of Lasky excellence. • rive d in boys* clothing, hut was Youngi realizing that they were to the advertiser. Usually we do not have the honor of appearing in the present ii imn of- Lkii' liiu w i* «u t nnr’r William S. HsrT^ln "T h e Patriot” ; With the present crisis in Mexico! work, which will live as long as his and the ceu.selc*x agitation for i»r««-1 pared ness, the thesis of this story. | which upholds the septiment of j iMinp. "America First." will attract con-} !. tunMderahle . at: k .ion. The story re­ volve- about a red- blooded patriotic For Sale Tfiompaon’a “ Ringlett” Yahkee who settled on Government Let me sell your •* Strain Barred Rocks. None better.. property. Through the machina­ Packard. Sanford.. Some excellent cockerels farm raised For Sale -Used Cars: tions of some gamblers and the con­ and full of vigor Two to five dol- I 1 iliid liiu d —L5»---- — -------- ------nivance of land thieves his property ‘ Wanted — Furnished ’uj»n» • er lurs. Prices for exhibition stock on 1 Buick 37-14 I*-taken away from hi in. In vain he rooms for two Indies. Must be close application. Orders now hooked for 1 1 Buick' 25-J4. * . ­ tries to get Uncle Sam to help him. in. Address " P . " care H *iM (MV spring sittings. .V. B. Commons. ! The above cars are real bargains. In ii thovment of revulsion he curse* 3t5-3tc In good condition. See us ut one his aggressors and his native land. Sanford, Fla. Jioforw —they-—ore— -old:----Seminole He nlligns him«*if with_Lhe_turcua County Garage. _ 35-tiLc__ uranRMr grapofruiw-lruiu*-. against it and organizes a I and' of bull calvuju six—and iwu able*. We w illjiu y tl|t’it i7.no for the two. Fine > For Sale— My lot on First street on consignment. Write us Orthird each taken separately, opposite Robbins Rest hotel. You '.’H-Stp Produce Co., Concord, N. Hart. Keyslpm- Corne>l lard. Altamontp Springs, can buy this fine property cheap. Address Robert Bucksbaum, !*0l< Franklin St., Tampa, Fla. 35-3tp grapefruit, tangerine White Wyandotte*, celebrated Re* For Sale—Two six room houses jj.il‘ ntram iif l unadu where vigorous a* Program birds are raised. Constant, heavy cheap, corner of Eleventh and Gr­ layers. Hatching eggs and Baby and avenue. Sec Cleveland Hull rit Darkest Just Before Dawn.* if«day—“The Code lifter."‘ Hereand Then ' 34-tf Chix. ‘ Booking orders nor.. F. P. Irwin Si Giles*. Vvte’-n you get hi n tight pin*-*’ and “ Fables of the Kittenish Superanns." F m 3-l-tfc everything goes ngit Ilist you until It Strong, Brooksville," Fla. 16 Wanted —1 teenth Chapter oi ’.'Gloria's Romance. ' seems ns. If you cnniiot hold oil a min­ 10 ' s'jenographer For Sale— My Ford. Body N. G. ute longed—never give up; fur that w. Box 10.52, S Is Ju»t tli«- pinco and the thin* that hut balance, including tires in good Wednesday—Triangle Da.. —".The Little l^ar, Would make good truck. the tide will turn.—Harriet Beecher shape. •- Keystone Comedy "She Loved a Sailor.” Stowe. . . ’ $175.00. ' '* *J. 0. Packard, Sanford. • For Sale—Fine horse and buggy H5-2tc * Washing and Automoblllng. * Inquire at, W. O. G ^vn ’s Black­ v ¥ *'f T V V y 'H W -V v V/ y V7T ' fT V v V V Y A s|M-:ikcr h••f*lr** tin- convention of smith Shop, rorner 3rd St. and San* T W W W W ¥W / W ■ i/a V W W W W W W v tin* National Kdtn-iitiqnul n^S*>clutlun . For Sale—8 room house- not 'fin­ ford" Ave. v/ -y ’ V V T V Orlando, Fla 32-tfc In Now Y<Irk ii**erted that If the rneq ished iaside hut in fair condition, Lost—A $20 and $10 bill on strrft had to do the washing for,a week about I acres good land, 2 acres in For Sale— Piano and $30 rifle. No Wednesday. Reward if return *1 to there would he more washing machines reasonable oiler refused. Can be crops. Price $750.00. than uutonpddles bought. This would Mrs. H. C. Gunter. 301 K Fifth St. 40 acre* about 3 miles from San­ seen afternoons. 906 Myrtle Ave. also he qhlte ns true If the women who 33- It* do the washing had anything h* say on ford, good, land, .small house, a few acres cleared but not now fenced. Mr par I ri»l « f «*e the subject.—Washington Herald. F'or Salt? on West Side Fifteen *U. 8. Land O ffer at Main** $800.00. |]scarab* acres, 7 '. tiled and farmed five J. O. Packard, Sanford.* Florida. Satire Is baraby fiv »n »*•' Roses That Soon Fade. years, 3 Rowing wells. 1 mile from AHI.on, «.t Koloker. Florid*. « h 21. 1911, m*<l* llom*St*«d E The ruses tif plenstife seldom Inst loading station. Seven root* -house OS29I, for 8 W «, of Section 3 long enough ft* utlorn ihe brow of him with bathroom and hot and cold 20 8. Kane* 32 E-. T * ll* h * »« has itud ol Intention l« who plucks them; for they nro the only For Sale 14 acre truck farm, water. Long time. Enquire Herald year proof,notice to e*t»bli-h claim rose** which tin not retain ilielr sweet­ cleared ar.d, cropped several years Office. V. above described, l*etofe the Cl 3!-4t fri p at Sanford, Florida, en the .nd ness after they lmvo lent tltelr beauty. hut not tiled. Well drained and ruary, IWI7. —llanualt More. For Sale—Two very desirable f l a t -nan I name* a* nltneaaea well fenced.* Inside city limits anti J. II. lluddlMton *>l OtCttB, building lots in Sanford Heights, would make fine subdivision. Price M. W. Taylor of Geneva. Fl< Nos. 73 and 74. Will sell for $200 Dally Thought. A. W I >avia of G »n *v». $3500. * T. K. I’ urdom || A tactful man cun pull n stinger 120 acres, fine (lowing well, hum­ each or if taken together will make from a Itce without getting stung.—G. lower price on the two lots. Apply mock land, crossed by bride-road and II Loritucr. Our Salislicd Patron* do our Hooslinj; by railroad. Would make fine hog to the Farmers & Merchants’ Bank, d e p a r t m e n t o f i h e i n i *,7, n ... 18-tf tr. 8. I.an.l Ofllr* at |V|«! ranch or splendid for ..development Headland, A|a. FR ID AY—Paramount presents Marie Doro in Dick­ Worth While Quotation. and sale as small farms. Nothing Notice I* hereby | l* « « "»t» ens’ Immortal Drama "Oliver Twist" ulso the "lo rd For Salo—Heavy doutile buggy, •*Bver>one Is III*’ son o f tits own M ill, ol Osleco. Ms-. « b o os J far better. Price only $30.00 per acre. Tlatform springs, canopy top, leather Made works."— Select *s|. llomiataail Knlry. L , j| S-. !♦ CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING 4s Programme AT THE STAR Weekly”. . * SATURDAY— Double Program Day A Thrilling Five . Act Feature, Also “ The Secret of the Submarine ’ . MONDAY—Special Christmas Picture "The Victoria <Tios»" in which Lou’TcIlegen umlCleo Ridgley appear. TUESDAY Metro present* Lionel Barrymore R> The Xrand ol Cowardico". COMING—Alice Brady ip "Bought and Paid. Foi Matinee Daily, at 3:15 a * " . , Would Walt Awhile. 4 A. All improved and in crops, “ Mrs. Grunt has a new baby nt ner hnus*. - Wouldn't you |lko to imh* itT* small house, inside city limits, price Elmer, who had been out seeing n litter «*f day old kittens, hesitated. 13 A- West Side, 3 A. tiled, small "Guess I’ll wait tfll It gets It* eyes house, $2,750.00. . • opeu." ■•. . ' 7 10 A., ull tiled -and ready for crop. Farmed seven years.* One quarter Just thsf Thing. mile off of Celery avenue and right The way of tlie transgreitsor Is hard, at loading station, in best of the but thnt seems to make the motoring district, $5,000.00. . all the better. Jt O. Packard, Sanford, Florida. . • 36-2tc cushions. Could he made a delivery, wagon. Sanford ’ Wagon Works. ■ 2s.tr * N W ) f of N F .'i. S*cUt.n J«. T o»n »M < * k|| (Ir-l n oilr. of (■Italian «o make T J Proof to r.tabh.b rtalm !• ,t ifcacnbrtt, t»fo r* Flarh ®cf f>rSanforJ. Florida, on lh «’ 2»«h day ISIS. ....... ..... . ’ F'or Sale—One International truck. ermb.r, c n im .n l name* *• .. k y|aShelby Jurnltan .of W Ini* r f *r . Thorou; ily overhauled and paint­ K. W . Chubb of W lnw* V u Henry llrown of OcUdo, H »ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. S. M. Wood, ol °,Tl*ftY .\ v l>A V I*• i 7-tf KU" ‘ - ’ *|tc*i*»»fFor Sale— Marino "motor, 18 horse­ power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. First class condition, Sanford Mach­ ine Sc Garage Co. 93-tf 2&-Tu»* A F rl-I0lc �RAILROAD SERTICJE AUrn M * bR 8 *y» R *M * are > «b U r B t it lit la r l T h f railways of the Uni le d ‘States are performing tfct most necessary Mrvicrs human agency can %iee-to mankind, acrording to- Allen Maull. general advertising anti developing agent of the Atlantic Coast Line railroad, who spent yesterday In the city. Specialising his declaration Mr! Maull stated that transporta[tion 1* the largest single service to which men can dovote their activi­ ties.* ‘ Continuing he said: * " I was greatly impressed by a statement in one of the popular tnaguines this, month In which the author says: ‘ The foundation of the civilisation *of the world today is transportation of ideas, of persons and of things. Transportation made possible* the communication that led to the friction of intelligence, the contact of minds all over the globe: and out of that has come whatever forward movement th e_w ofjd _h »s b y )’ rt»rl» oI ihm AtUntU C « m i U r. J roftd la Srnltfc'a fUt»* t Jiv(ti#n to m m .T p « Pj4' rrfU*r# <‘* •»’■»* '» It.ti|,,| r»«-cfi3, Oran** Const, and fetau n Ma I. flat B «k - j y . . 23 ti(kt aad tw* t*ktb* ##.S| arre* b» „ « l (aald laad bsvmr formerly b**r 4* l f l . Canal r, H*ftda. bat * la EWminst* >V ly, Florida-1 . __ _ ' Itaidtoc lt.es arm m ^ t i r 5 A K K ri ' _ SpariaJ Ma>t>r ta f kaserm d o Rablaaao £ n.ardall, Solicitor* f*r Coraplsiaants. JO-Pri-St* gperuL m urrern sTT: NVier i« tefiky cisrt tl.at uttl. ■ , „ . J in . TV. Parkin*. Juile id is- >. -r ‘ cf tb* Jsa»*ctH Judlrial Ctf-ou , Cil, Ml !>a Sind (Ur ij S'lrtDl. ,1 m ■ i-saw pradlaf is lU CVttiU i .• <il inoW C'.notjr. Florida. in ti.xt.rt 4 A. M. Thmabrr I* 1Iaa4 t i bftrfW mrA tie ~tste «* Gi* m» Hart. Hart, dauchter and b*tr at U* *: uiiTi. Hart, *♦*>*»»*. *f* Mpaikmt*. j. ,v i- . erj* »f*dal reag*f. 4jt) u, c-“.r tec i*Sr «>.! *<t at -Tu- ... M(S«rt tad’ her. butirf tor <ul. r,1f( I t * m an bou>* * * * r of Semite:* i r ida. ta Sanford, ee Monday, the f*.* ' i , Jtsuary! A. I*. 1*1?. tb. mm* UfeTa Z l ■*!•* e»y b m « tk* l*e»l tour. ef 1*0 certain town lata. limit \y .- - I " (13i and FtwtCM fill of A- II ■>>»., i ' Addition to Sanford, SmstnoU C . p Ida. • *• Tkk I k « « W Id. 1*H. •A. K. K iA'Erjl ■ ™r,L*.. SprcUlMa.^. Is* of * final - 4 . U New Danger. Once ire h*'*’ J}..’ wirelcv* phonp tn cirtWniou U «' it i»u-!it to la1 ea sy for Huaplcions \» ivvs to locale errant lmahands 'oHuiHilfcd to stny late at the offlo*. * 1* LEGAL ADVERTISING • 7 R. & O. MOTOR CO. , Afcnli 207 P a r k A v r , r S lh ^ N M Uil% lit M ft IIM f * jib* 1™T ‘iU V M MM i MM JJ H« A ll MM \ MM M M MM % jj M _ft M- I1 m ltM | UM n I xn xn s * 1 i as H i **M i n s i ff 1 «!««*• «)«■ : i f' ” — A: K: FfTWFR S. Sp*ei*l Ma*i*r. ~ 3<v-Frf-St “ To me. nothing that has been or piaiaant can be said about transportation can Etta M»» diaau.s, be more bomprehensive. If there T *d“ t'. M, r St*oll: who are so antagonistic to the railid»ar* u net kn9* roacs in the south would read that o/awSEJ'tSi&S'V statement and think over it, if they*‘ Mdter and.ccea.el t are .nel broaaJy intelligent ana do k i rr^ fh*t u i« ti not possess an elemented senre of >uslice before reading it, they willj.faie.ei Florida »af afterwards. Think of tbe thousandi of people the .Atlantic Coast Lie !>*!-*,* ar.d oth.r lii.es wi‘,1 bring into I’iorv - ,»«• of r v . a ida this s^ aJon;, the thousands of* Jt^*«[|95*»daM. * dollars the^.‘ will’ be forced to leUve w hrrtfn-.-. job. F. hehe—money that v a* created* f where, but which, w111.be ioer.t ,‘‘ i - '}+ a * * btre ** bHS- *' ¥« O- i4t 1 ™ s i* ~ ». r * . ,, ■dir ia and for mfr-on. tn mat* apaU'ati«B l,. ... , —II! ia a (CBM Jo<!x» ef Sratool* t ountv. FVjila. ^, ,» ! ir r.Mihof ]» b,’ ’r T ^ J *J U*,*•iB 41 M aieaRi, aad T*»Jsy. tW 2nd dab M Jaeu.r . c aa-1 rfca** *«c anUfroy ic.wu an vtj.. i-< . f f i f i S | toterw. afertk I .; < tb* kisbwt b tD* b* » «»»-. t.i. . rent dvar of <» 6-nt«.* f < 1 • , tiS last. r « « 0- W ’ertkwn mirier Uie*r r l „ ...*rH 3 * 1. of aal. * * « i l » 4»»**«y-4* -<C*. ,-irrr‘ r. ’ . ■, :t. uary. A. I>. »8tt. far.** (•*r'*-,»C ilr* fay tb * '■ r m i o v o : . !.t ft. ' 9 '.v i f 4 r.I,a.!i- nl »W.» S/.FtorMa. • f , TkvnMt. I v „ . { . **. 0 «r»* D. Twain. Jr.. B y ‘true H i' sifri-lr ■ . t r i f t f !a l * ■i»i t.alf *1 ■ --- LJ— —------ r - - -- — -----| aad . ci. r.ij. _______ _ ■ «* ____ B B I B 4% B 9 Ha>t t J. M ^ j B Q B ■ jtA * - ■| nu ror op rm n s. LnmoncSores, C u ts, Rhcum atis P e n e tr a te s and Heals, Stops Pain A t C tni W . A . M e rry d av Com pany Piiatka, Florida i m* it* I-U B tU n r*. r....roaii* j * r t *"*. r earr.mt • • ating this ‘.a.-t tra:! t 1.i in dlaar.ee I i*'i(|l f r S.n. jri * l * » r t llo c k c t* V!or:da,. Florida does have a ‘ a'uP* ..rlair.'i {•» is- « i ) :i p:rn;c climate, the tnost- attractive re . n- 41 ,-f S*c.f »,), i .,iri 1* scvtlsF 1. Trat f i n , >c, r and healthful of that possessed by i faUiir.. o*c,«t, eemrolLac. or h a a lr f tferr*en . u1 ; *»* any tcctlon of the world, but as a F o r M a n an d E caj 2jc.J0c.JI, At All Dti-n. small change," ivltici c ic p ,1 i t . . f < i n ( t m r " i l i t * . I i » j f . - . U i l » .: ■ -i , £ t t i a ( f t i c t l t £ »r r r r .t t t - “ Many people* will say it i? , to their interest tp do so.' • Certainly it is! and 1 want to say that their inter»*»t Ir Florida is rot entirely **ifl.h’ -ir.d tr.at the. investments they make in constructhe publicity it not krou v»[- «■! (i!«n ltf_llotU .tif W iii. *?y n r r y i i i : . TJ *1 H ill pcfioB, r.ftn i-f f'.•p. rislst:. vlrUttre .»«} tt Ike firb.lii’T.i of tfcit cfdtnstfr ,k»Il4aif.o f»R*ir(ien l« rMai.fcd ty , f »» i.ot -irr*^:r.f |4'*vi* of' o> im r ii- o a r r c n i . f i t * . . » it * * i f t(* r d t- ’ in ly 1 *> ». f^ f t i l * . f - r » !r ,V * r r » , m fh * d i - . r ^ l n e «~f \y .t n i r n will mount up monthly and rasily meet ihe payments on a bran(i-n*4\v OLIVER Typewriter— the regular •'>1'* - machine. f t '* , be las. Nickel ±** tg* . * * - * *> .a * him their a sp ect ti=st-- —i a p ro :* * * ii-ti* y l i! denre in bts-ratl- n d all ' *•» Hiss ... ■ * * 11. x f.i •.p . ■ i-d ' » . . . . hb individual net f«eide* la tb* n» is (eui rsaf *-.• 1! t » ‘ n l s i i t i ..- j M r s FOR, fiiiiii* srporaii»r.s or the coverttmcnt Pennies l*metst* nj AGENTS trite tier;:* (. toaa the 4t»*rsor ut ■• . F lo r id a Sanford )l ,f» u. sc. .who Las samething-rer . ‘ ally want* the very iV h‘ can.girt (cfx.it. TJ:at ^ p o s itio n , but twit rt th< g* sin privately owr.ed and Ca1: tstMr \Wc Kanufactuct, OI.Ni.iiAL FV.Sij»W*rt*f *» fiut#1|ri i f f 1 . S r r n T C T a v 4!' ?CVim*ht w ,-• < o » ;iu ' ■ * t ' ? * ~^T o M ETAL CEltl NOS. SHINGLES R O O FIN G B « r> t F s s d W : r r « - t » [‘ s u m life - r*:«f ( m t i u i . e i L - __ TOTAl UABUJTICS GKKSKJU. Ft'Nif AND OTHER SHEET METAL BUILDING M ATERIAL Rfte- ! Arpitu SFECI'At. TAX ptSTRtCT f r l w U H l s m i s a d L o t* .__ Srkm : Famt are Wri te To Day Foe Catalog.** and Special Quotations. <*tM aonM flaw. PBownsto > Oilher f f U 'l Pr.p*fiy TMl! *alti'*f feFoat Ffeperl, Special Tax Districts Seminole County, Period Ending June 30th 1916 Disbursments Jan. 1st to June 30th 1916 ,’. t l i l S 1 6 l . S l i ! » M < > IK 00._____ SfcAl u*.«s l,ttt.’.f j t,xt 1 Id M t»r# if tgfi >iv*ft»f <*? »8»lh*«V ijSertef ef lircf'nt T»»eiX-k''- Tcwaifcly T»»et>-e»3 iiulfc. *t f.irr» ft!ft>-l»u **»t. »cd MuithK i: i l ffi.r of .errtlj» 'Tventj^ts.. Te*cit;t T of H*tr» Tt ifly-f*■> ►*«. *ad »«tke**t <p*r» t»f ef iif*»lf »*-*t ^ s ir n f i s l f *th t *,t *! aoMfc«**l <i.»r!rf vl refit***1 •qu*fl*f jf *.t:i«r Tt ’ftjr-iii. T »atklp T*«cty.oa* #i**tk *f Tl*-fe Tt rty t * « ***». fcedafew* tsr.Cr* A feriy »<f*♦ tru e ef if*#. i lir . U Y Ht'l.M Ft*. r.B*rd1*m. JC-Ffi NOTICE OF SlLi: Nttjff i# Arretiy gieee tk»t u*d»f * » i Vy ittlif el * tt*l deelee el (ef*elo#*r* »'-4 #*., c i.4r f# It* Clad c*j *t N«v**t»r. A- D. Ibid.' by ti* HfeeriU* J*tse« Vi. 1'rfk.i*. Jui(* of. Ike riffuil C»«M ef <t* Seieatk Ji.c H*1 ClffiUt M Flsfld*. S*»ii>* t .e C iiei). te tkke'erry, ta ik*t e*nala t t w I»*n a pesdlsf. ahefr'.a Tb» Am«rSeurAdM ttnl Ch»i®ie»J Cemp**y. a roefiritila is Ik* esisyi*i6»st Sed Woe G. A’dfif«*. J•re tre B. Rie* 5»*d Ce . a fiiy . , Ffaee Rlrbey Co., * eecp-i r»»k* r »*n C« . * J- A. r»tif» »nd i I . Pitt**.. repirt-«r» Cetc btiie*** * • ! be rt*il*ec>*c» Mfilr:i\e Co.. Ssitk. Klefa A Tferek Co„ * eef>. Gee. II. F « « i ! i I'tidiU * Ce-. » «T0W-. Metilif Bra*., a refp, sad AUe* F IliSl, *ierulft» ef tk* titat* of W. J Bill. .d»o*seed. *r* defendastl: t .t st: *S*f tef **0 *« tte ti(te*t biddef f'*f cs*k. befetr Ik* deer of Ike eefcrt k cee I* Ssafond. S*ir.irct* Ceia,y, Po#lf*s. eft V e r ^ s , . tk* l»t d *r ef Jitoif, A P 1WIT it* *sS* k»i*C a !*(»* rate* e*,.- ltd datlr-s lb* lefii fteur* ef ■•la, tk* ,fft«rty Cik t '.M in Ik* tral de­ er** *f*r**a>d s« le *it( All *itw*te. tylftf sfd k»lec is it* Cckrty ol S*iriael* s'ed *1*1* ef Fiendat At) el tt* «e-tk»ait ■taarler *1 aerthe**t qusetef af aeettew iFifty-teer (t«i. teWaiktg is.lB*t*en il*i, M>alb if ems** t**atjr-ilr* it*' E-. eie*i>:ttc lb* ■fiflralm: r»«Bf~*B*irf St an Iron ye*i. vtaadinr ft eeotb Uoasdary’ tin* ef ..>* irae*. iaid past betas aie* fbaia* aad THE U N I V E R S A L CAR The Ford M otor Company U one of the larg­ est consumers of steel in the world— 200.000 tons this year. The great volume o f produc­ tio n -o v e r 500,000 cars— and the efficient Ford manufacturing orjranization, brings pro­ duction and selling costs down to a minimum* ■ “ That‘s why “Ford buyers ge: more car for less money. Runabout,*&vlo; Tounng Car, S-dan. $615. All prices f. o. b. Detroit, ders taken bv * C. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS �■■ ■ ■ ■ . . , a, »« • ______________________________________________ PAGE SEVEN THE 'HANFORD HERALD - — In Cn«fl of C«tnlj Ju.lft, Hmlnolf I *8»*J Nltlr at n«iMa In. t* Filin' of ... The servli’M for- Sunday will be, Ml * Jlrnmf (if* • of course, for Advent'ns Christmas Notice U hereby (Ivor., lo sll wv<in it m#>* c.*r n r , . that an th« 25th da* «*f is not until Monday. The list is: Mink, A f*. 1BIT, I >halt af^ly to the lUti'itiMi1 ’ud.l» of laid. n Juc'f- of For Sunday: Christmas n( • <Sasu& Practical Tiome dress AaKingi Standardizing the S treet Suit Groan Church Earli* Celebration. 7:.'!: a. in. Sunday School* 9:46 a. rn. Morning Service, 11 n. m. First Vespers of Christmas, 7 p. m. jd?ssons m Holy Prt Hr ) f*A.I i)i«ehv •*• a* Fteenier i f tfc >* ira; r| Ml . Jlu nll f la *. ito r iw d i i ’ ll t at j it e st l i me ! «i!l f)ir»rnt . n :! t'«eeut-.i fif n Id ostale, ai <t a,. I • lhr> a|i|iotai, ! »i. ' : 11. :o.h, \ K »Ifi. ... ■ r v, .usr#: u. Prepared Specially for This Newspaper i 1r •. P S > ’ i By Pictorial Review •Accessories for the Tailored Suit Th5«c. who, wil^ nisist in ing tin* church arc ns^d i.i the church at U:'!0 j>. in. oa The Senior Chapter of the hood of St. Andrew will be rf^ C \ / G035 T » smmtcn.thr tat lured suit tlicne Jaiatv n , rue Hialgiied fuiisi.it nf ti jabot ami oollar, vciteo and Iwo.ciiiT* mid collar ictn. A oorctwiit luis recently been hssrhnl by women o f u(Tidrs. whose Ulricas are mirth while, to standardtaibf itnvl atilt. For siiinrr women. (Iftr,! «ll!l n citrrccl home ol - b fb> place for consplvtinHs doilies. An Ugly Inference Is cerlnln t*> he drown when any vvonpin dresses so as to aitrai*t everyone's attention ,*n tin* < ■ . >.| i .i I • ■ .............. n • t. K,-t, a miiviiiii-nl i\Yi* ik .j i< * ■ ^Vj swy b*1 relied upon to he *'i*t•‘ Slit II’III I e :ing tie s' I •'< I -Oil will 11 ■ ■Uforr.ilv tritV 1hi rather pltih . Date Bfillj shape I mi! faultless!» _i*,ot*‘ oJIurrd suit* when their iiffttiM t.iuKc . It wusKiry fur Il:em to wall; In Hie greet*. h r ili m the street -Milt Inis fcra *Ur.dtmUz>-d for #enrs. it Is inrJnsjJaiuus as to color und concert'llIn u to style, tuttde to get iiboiit In rim ruftdu* hiur ilu* ordinary every* . Ai budiui** "f Ilf**. for variety in n .thing. The sinnri suit shown in tin* picture Is an iniistrution. It Is :» siuootb-fact'd cloth in u dark mixture, with brown predi uni nisi lug. When the plain *mi<l beinitlfulty tulloretl eoiii is .»fT. ■*:ic «!Nen. rs a irim Pol jii etib r tlinl nUr str*.-!* ui.iy : l*!il Ti'llieif :i 111 I I In* < ,itdl. b e g | * " ‘l.i I * I'edtlec lis In i< In -.nine lie>I|<*t<*ll> 111 SUM *. 1tjemjs,. [I,. *•* is rlit !!«■.. I.siru s \ iri with i !1 *tilii>.|\ Illi'lll nf the 1,1 It i.eu od a>*MI:il ninnuge. I'n' I.* Is. They yard H in d i cloth. There is ,n separate guide f i r each design and these should he idudiod well before any attempt is made to rut Hie materials *Ket N’ n l has tin ndlnr p!ared* un-the lengthwise p*;d *.f Hm.!■« and the Imnd at -1 j;It..| nil It l.t;! h 'n o thread*.' . III the . a-.* >'f ti * veste<-, thn nil Int t . c- 1 t} .* i . it an : .. ■ •» t f- ’ 1 'laid - -i a b-ugtInii«f- llir.ii t -f 1f»f tint, r ,1 tVI-l 1Vir •*Tg:it..|v in half t . j' H* i.t \ .t Uti-I plm-r thf oift bit.* |maitl.>-i T i r , ..ti n Irngtlmi.r Hiri’lid, after whidi tiff collar i* laid on llie lengthwin.' fold. . Th.v eidlar in act Xo 1 is laid on the I. ugthw in* fold, while the rufTs are piaccJ to the ight o f it oa k ry~, Ef —— M 1w" [ OPd]\ G \ t X ' p Ol i cv»T \ \ \ ' X s^coti«*J i—- 1 1 r 9m | a -t'ltHviai t llie pretty ntLV W tr—---I Wumcti It will he necessary lo I fancies of ftisbtnti. But. these are A ^ -d E sn otiMbh n standard for the wninttu stitched lint to the skirt instead of . wnnay be m tmnnr n* to wind hanging’ freei Tlw* bamisome costuttia lengthwise thread. Tfie double *‘ oo” on the jacket, I* also hcoompauled by [ Aculd wear, ii)itl to call -her attentlun blouse I* of brown* chi Ann over lace tuffs atnl may bo shortened tit the (icrforntioiiN in collar No. I may be t ti It. with n*vest of delicate tuvnaitte. For h»?k, if preferred The collar and followed to rut it in shorter length The fir«t consideration Is that worn-' atiotln-r .oeetiston a plain taitored jalmt reipiire !k yard 3d inch crepe; ltutloin or ‘ fancy braid may lu* addl'd t<> Hit' vester* or either of the I ware gettlm: together more than ever blouse might lie worn. This is the sort the ventre ahd collar, ■'« yard 3fi ' tefnre In club* nnd other organ! rath mu. •*C suit Ilm H H tc prtiprr tn'Wi.iiC tor • inch f:iil!i~ rulltir and eiifT TV<i. .1 1j *?rd1,1* - ' • i f they are fasUoiIcJAn br*>ad t tb , b the Ini. r. -t of progress. If they eltlirch Titiil for the street, tin* two vard 3*1 inch organdy ntid collar No nuMlih tin; custom o f wearing the places in wlifeti one woman should \ biros, Ptetorial Iteview Vrstee and Poll nr und 1 nff Set No. !>ii.iri. bComl suit for almost any occasion never seeui to try to out^ilm* any Maatt, medium and ^nrge, Price, IS iviits .wvomaii will slay at home because ottier. Blie a licit ur Show tin: iif iiihiefnllj fr licks the proper dress. Such nil riffirtc will ecus*, in e\l«t. A second mxMrrntioii. of great irnporlaliee. lies te the fact ib.il I lie street is not the # i In the Galaxy of Luxuries SdSU & C PrdCtlCdl j K_ * T(ome drefs flaKing^ Ptssons ■ ’r^WWi ‘ s o T i Our Instructive Cat­ alogue and weekly Price List SEND FOB T HE M T O -D A V FLAT W. J. TH IG P EN & COM PANY ^ A G E N TS G e n e ra l Fire In s u r a n c e O f f lc * w it h H O L D C S W E A L E S T A T E S a n fo r d . - O. - F lo r id a CAMEONAS (F LO R ID A ’S SOI V I'M 10 MADE IN SANFORD 1i) Line of Camepnas is Latest Work of Mrs. Commons ng'it side. The foundation con/luti of a two pirn* vijke, wliii It rinse* at Very novel In stylo Is this twopiece draped skirt, wliieh is gathered and hits an extension on the right half that i* drawn around toward the. waist line closing »t- the right side. The foundation consists of a twopiece yoke attached to a hire skirt. F R EE ! Finartce I., it. Philip*. J. K. Metlinger, Oro. livinnn Vtgilatue, Ilex Pucknrd. Eugene * <9 JACKSONVILLE. Mr Gunnell j •E. Mjitthews. Draped Skirt of Novel-Style. 7002 Especially nclptcd for Vour Slate • qh Matthew*. Sentinel rcmr mrtpnr \PtmSUlAR HETALCa C 68? C. BAY JACKSOHVtLit ,rLA. L t T 'K It > Mrou-n*. I *ir-1 \ ill .C we Write Tor Pried131 iourniT. * ■ W. T. Whecit'S, Hoyal Arch Cap- | By Pictorial Review fhic might Wan "ril try to count the j gold luce iiml'n crown covered with a Jf* a* in •til. * I* ,,f b-ll of the Innumerable ; piece of Paisley. The lirlm edge Is J!,? ‘ bat have cornu to the bound with neat, and a single pen-br*. t iwiwtle. Ttlcj are (•ock foather pose* the glorious color­ tbi* boll day*, ing* of nature against n tmckgrotintl «>f b\ ! *' umre money out rich ennugli to corre*i*md witlr it. The in a ui ^ian a,l>’ utlier*ouo urtlcle bag is of Paisley with tassel of fur w " valnxy nf luxurious thing*. tbd with a small how of black satin - nr'' l'*t*eii*lve luxuries, but et- ribbon like that In the hanger*. llunbV, ,lu'lr right to be. A fairly Simple bag of black velvet h,tkmi ‘ bag*. In which the nnd satin l* wrought with a lattice; Urr|» 'b’corntlon* are on* work pattern In small sttsd beads. Small tipples, intub* of satin, are sus­ 8 hittnlnM J 1,, ,,rll,K•WTOetlmes Ua , " llnn,: m" 1 twenty dollarn pended at the bottom, set In a little Hud (lf , 1 brteeTar tlilH particular frill of velvet. They nre calculated to iwVl »r «twt. cm. tempt the daughters of Eve into ext«rv(, r ' 1 b*»iuN. range ia*- tnivngince. A more elaborate bug I* %llli f,. ‘ '. !' " 1 twenty-flvo tlollnrx, decorated with bead* at the top und Imniv- r„. 1n' 1'**■*. There nre bag* bottom In wide Imrtler untl lattice put* a«iin ,1K,, " ’ Hi bead patterns on tern, ami a narrower pattern along the • °f livo'f., ’■’"'"'n g combinations sides. It closes with steel ring*, and w vcle, * • r , n" v,,’ Vl't untl lirocntle n bended' hunger Is strung through *Tli! 1 them. hat Itu0'; 1,1 'mole of rich materials. •*1 Um* * '• imndwork luvotv* rrnrtlcM ' ni" Price. The UtU f„r *, " ' '‘‘"ivorker who run do '» Urgo . rt'' I ,™n 8avc. « "'irprlslng.To Avoid Chapped Hands. ' Y * r n v ^ fi,!,0 CO!<t of t," ‘KC RUI,IPAfter having the bund* In soapsuds •^tch ', n.V " ,,fl,r °nd bat to wash them In vinegar to make them *2»Q*a, **-, " ppnnite lings nre soft and white nnd prevent their chnph" bat has a w idP i?riiu of ptng. s scnd it to us The f * . ! » > g .i|rj**.i '• * torr.! -* ;ir Ullll'llllll i d f«>r t!' .1nine < ^ll>Ul’ ll 1mi. C.i) lain id t It Host. Harry Pilkiiigton, Print ipa! Sn- 1 Proparctl Specially fo r This Newspaper , tw RUBBER COPPER TIRES BRASS TUBES LEAD ROPE SCRAP IRON RAPS BONES <:. . K ettnodi . S.ribo.' L.. T a y lo rt Secretary. ! Sli!b-, T'r. i i|-i r r >-!' II, '!. ,,, ■r. t Im |Lilli taiti. It \ K « it 1 liir.l \ .m' lo b e > Lemper. ....m l \ ul R. OLD itoynl Arch Mnsons Fieri Officers At regular convocation of Monroe Chapter No. lfi. It. A.* M. Thursday, Dec. 1 tilt, the‘following officers were elected for the year I!H7; C. J, Itumpb. High I’ ricst: I*. .!.- ATlir»r: RuigT I, Mji-ftfl rr-----I V^iABOt M a r o The anuun! Christni.i.s -W jv am! puVty for the childrpn of H o ly Crow pariah will lie- held in the .Ihtriah House on Holy Innorcnls’ Day, Dec. -S tit iThursday/ pt 7 o'clock. The children of the parish will bring their gift* for children fes* favored than themselves. This has always been done. The Senior Chapter B. S(. Andrew lias already bountifully supplied certain otus with Christ­ mas cheer and the Junior 2nd* also extern! happiness to others. The work goes fpiietly on but there is n surprising amount given .the whole year through,' us well as at Christ­ mas. *____________________________ q ,-v . Till* season 'it is the ‘ little things that rout,! in the makeup of n tail­ ored suit and they count more than sver. With the vestoc, eolldr ami ru(T set shown here, the woman who onist innhe a limited wnrdndie meet the niaiiiiiltto oi »*irvii*e will liud tier self am jdy supplied for her needs Tin lirst cottar is lltiiahrd in front" with a jabot of self Material, which is eat her** i |. ,i s»rai ;l.t t-aed l!.c ' r m i. I lien «titi l o -I or hare tin* * sptcolt l It is * err pretty jn i ti • loth " f crepe Tl,e Vrstec is St P'lc to i|ei rli.poieiil in ftiill.\ i y i cl ilh or brocade it has a turn fine ■\collar, is !.eited in hack mid ad listed t > fit the'waist. The rnlinr and j-uft -iet ir smart in organdy, liinu, white hrortdcloth or silk and the 1'iiffs are trimmed with fmiey hut* tons Collar nundter I, as illustrated tiicaruttOtm* to .Sumlay. Brother­ there. ! ■lie right side, will, ntlUrhid onej.i*’<e gathered iKirt suit abin for th.lliicjp/- but tiavii.v'q sti.ii-'lil lauL i r 'edge. Iif medium sire Hu* skirt re<tuirrs 2 yard* ibntming 32 inches wide, with 3’ j yards Hli lnrli satin i,ml *Ji yard 2/-liiih lining for tbd I oun-lqtIon gorti. . ■ Tim fnumlittion is made first, <vf l out-e. To do this, close.the left sido seam of yokes a* uotclied and tinisli right side edgo* for closing, t'loso hack seapi of skirt, gather upper edgti In’twccti dottjd' "T T ” perforations, then turii Item i.t lower edge. Hew skirt tj> yoke, notches and centerfront* ami renter backs even, largo '.'O " perforation at upj*er edge of skirt at s\du seam. If flouncing is used for the skirt, of course, thorn * will be mi- hem to turn. Nov, close the center bark seatn of j thf draped skirt, iiolehe* even, (lath­ er Upper edge and the extension in right half, tod ween double “ T T " per­ forations; Hitch tape about 3 in<ties long under gathers in extension drawing gather* to tit. The confer* front 1s Iddicnted bv lino of small •'o’ perforations jn—right and left half of skirt. Atl/usl skirt to |so«ltIon on foundation, renter fronts and renterhack’s even; stitch upjicr,edges toge­ ther; bring Hit? large " O " perfora­ tion at upjtor edges of skirt to sido scam of yoke and bring the double " T I " ' perforations near front edgo o f right half to small " o " |>erforatlon nt up|*?r edge of front yoke. Bring the cxtcnsinii in right half around tho waist, and fasten on right side, over the front edgo c.f left half. This skirt is also very handsome carried out in c'-iffen velvet aud lace. Hatin and lace* flouncing could not be combined more effectively than af­ ter the model of this two-piece draped skirt. Tlio extension nt the upper part of the right half is wrapped around the body and closed at thn unoim constaueno*cur*. 70o a P R IC E S H A V E NOT A D V A N C E D J liW E L E R SANFORD FLORIDA BRANCH uncmau ■i I N IS O ID E A l A..... t'C o n v e n ie n tP to in ts / . j#..*••• i i/ ««ra 7 rr*S * o"*Jr ■sSJAit.—*■* Big Stock of Fertilizers Sanford W arehouse * - Fertilizers for Florida crops on Florida soil, made by Florida Peo­ ple, based on over thirty year* field t*x|H>riom*o in Florida fields. The first crop of Celery ever grown at Sanford was raiscsl with ID EAL FERTILIZER, and the greatest number of profitable crop* groitri there sinco have been made with IDEAL FERTILIZER. ID E A L FERTILIZERS are made right—field rcwult* prove it. For your convenience there is alv\uys on hand at our Sanford Ware­ house a big stock of ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R IN S E C T IC ID E S , S P R A Y IN C M A C H IN E R Y R. C . M axw ell, Mgr. — Pictorial HovIjw Skirt No. 7002. ftizes 22 to 32 inches waist. Price, £0 coat*. * , • * Mrs. Urace E. Williams Millinery Store i L— Sanford-Branch Warehouse"'. * • Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. ' * . Jacksonville, Florida i �■ r school building, in which there will 0. J. Miller, W. M. be put n heating plant at onc<*, and Jas. Moughton, 9. W. It will otherwise be made comfort­ F. S. Frank, J. W. B. J. HOLLY, Editor able for tho next three months.c Those big- stite papers that pro­ • 0. W. Spencer, Treas. M. HAYNES, Business M o i | « O. L. Taylor, Secy. * fess to know so much should pay These officers will ho regularly , ruMWwil L»tfj TuwUy »od Pr(' some attention to their figures and UspUal Church Sunday when compiling A list of progressive -installed at n meeting to be hc!t| for P:.'iO Sunday school and spccialf !t h e h e r a l d p r i n t i n g c o m p a n y counties In Florida remember that this purpose un Wednesday evening, gift* for the orphans. J5 55 ^ IP TIO N PBICB.’lN ADVANCE Tj in everything Semirfola leads the Dec. 27th, 191ft. ' Sanford lodge is to U ;00 Preaching by thd pastor. 4 KR VK kS , •(BiWL pYocration.. be congratulated upon the-sriertion Subject, "The FirsJ Christmas Giv­ d i h o n t t i h : . . . . . , . . . , . , .................. i -m We are the people that, put the ©f its-officer* and It Is believed that ing'."t a i E X MONTH!!, ......................... ...........^ ■“ way” In ftightyay* and we want the the* work of the coming year will 6:00 B. Y. P. U. Meetings. , t»Uw n«? b/ Cw,t*» »too p *. t » « Is T atnpa Times and all the rest o fth e equal if not Surpass any year in the 7*:00 "The Universal King,” pre­ * a ,.r « « I<v p « M-nifc i highbrows to distinctly understand history of the lodge. although San- sented in song and story by the I® A4»itv Mm m m m # ■< cwric# ^ • ford lodog no‘w hn*t an excellent rec­ choir wind pastor. Special freewill ■ Aa Dm w I-Ui u M,U JltlM Aoimrt 22*4 ord of past performance*. I offering. Mukc a visit to the Bap­ IMS. •< Ik* l’w*«.,<ru* Hi rwldt After the inciting a light banquet tist Tejnple os part of your Christ­ T H E PROPER SCHOOL SYSTE M IIMm An of Mutk l i i 1ST*. was seryed in the banquet room and mas pleasures. The Herald fins often pointed with after tfinner oratory flowed freely. pride fo the Sanford school system, The retiring Master, S. G. Kennedy Coal Fnmlnrln North especially thp idea of having two was the reciplcnf of very mjtny kind * (Chicago, Dec. 20.— Twenty federal primary schools, ono on the cast side expressions from those present, as investigators, have-arrived to inves­ and one on the west side of the city his administration hns been an ex-? tigate the coat .shortage. where tin*'little tots can be near the* ceptiornllly good one and he Is held The ,)iR hotcll have just enough school and have a school of their in the highest esteem by the memC O tt, tu ln, t tlirough tonight, very own. The following editorial hers of the craft. ____ from the Bartow Courier Informant Denton, Tex., Dec. 20.— With a cnlla attention to the bungalow type Preaching at Ft. Itecd notrher blowing lJenton faces a coal of primary schools which have been Rev. F. M. Baldwin will preach blowing with not a lump of coal In adopted and built here in Sanford: "W e are beginning to sec that it at Ft. Heed church Sunday^nfter- the city Y ou can also begin w ith one or "2 ce n ts or 10 cents McAloster, Okla., Dec. 20.— A U morally wroug ' to invent the noon at 2i30r----------the first w ee k an d Increase yo u r deposit the same blizzard is raging and heavy"snow is people’s money in school buildings a m o u n t each week. falling here. f.lkcs The Herald • and use those hulldjng* less than In 5 0 w e e ks Thu school house The Herald Printing Co., Sanford, The Sanford Herald's ChriAtmas half the lime. Florida: ought to he used for youths as well 1cent club p ays $12.75 Baptists Attention! edition, published on last Tutwdny, Gentlemen: Inclosed find , check as children," said Dr. Henry E. 2 cent club p a y s $ 2 5 .5 0 . . . . , , , All members of the First Baptist was -an excellent number comprising Jackson of the Federal Bureau of or $l.a , for which please give me s umj ny school arc requested to be thirty-six pages ail filled with inter­ 5-cent club p a y s $ 6 3 .7 5 r* W « t , l i. A* « ,I .jm.jrk. >. t I, It* .. . . C . . — J credit iand continue *the Sanford present next Sunday morning at esting articles, news, advertisements Education, in an address before the 10-cent club p ays $127.50 Herald to may address and oblige 9:30 and bring srtme present as a and special features. The Herald is American Civic Association in Wash­ You can put in $1.00 or $2.00 or $5.00 each week This is murji. Christmas, .gift: to th© orphans in issued twice, p week and is recog­ ington last Wednesday. I . read the Herald with much Intrue and but another democxtcnlioii and, In 5 0 w eeks, have $ 5 0 or $100 or $250. our home at Arcadia. nized as n power (or good in its sec­ of tho fallacy of t|ie present school fcrcat and hope to revisit Sanford at , We add 4 per cent Interest. Jno. I). J inkins, Sjtpf. * tion. The special edition Is entirely system. some future day and sit on_t.be new creditable to Snnford and the Her­ C o m e In, a s k abo ut It an d get a "C h r is tm a s B a n k ­ To a great many «! the* smaller waH and leg my leg* hang over ald Office and will bo widely circulutGuided by Magnetic Currents. in g C lu b " B o o k F R E E . ; cd ami produce a favorable impres-1 children .the schoolroom is but u n? *H0.k Admlraliiiii upon tie - Recent eXpetieticw* Ims tended to , You can Start T O D A Y - - - S T A R T ston wherever received.-Tim esi-pluee for them to "say” lessons. I P!nc.id water* of V K V * * ® " ™ - Hor show that carrier plg«flw and other Union. tin- gnlltr.lt 1>y liihgWhen 'Tltl.meiic Is said then comes n K" a‘ c° un,7 mc an'1 lilt'd•* i*l' p*t— When they roach the 2:17th1 hv" n » Hint I may spend netlc currents. .M. A.* Tliattzles, a j — . Q — . — ! dinner French stud<-nt of pigeons, has tinted ' page in the hook they will receive a ,,u l " 5 lrr,‘ W IT H T H E BIO ONES •’ Sincerely, , that no tv.,, oeea-i.iii- when pigeon certificate of promotion. To the Thu high cost of paper did not J. E. Smoot. M. 1). lllglil* Were tu,'.. .-l:,ii,,ry liiugiielk' youth it is a pi,tee where they have .pfevent the Tampa Tribune, ihtI '■Inrttis were •>-> ill I >l>_. ..ml tile lll^llts t Concord, N. I'. * Tampa T tmes and tho Sanford' Her- ' “ * *il tn a * " Uv'1 P °»ition r‘ r,;' i" | *<f tliesi* birds hate lin-ii heeoitlllig of- , The program of next Sunday’s know," In* explained, “ .i-. .,,,] ,n ' teii iiueertiliii ami erratic shoe wire- 1 aid from getting out Christmas num­ number of hours a day ami do as Wreck on Seaboard serviuen is us follows: iCawnporo, during the .'••pi, • rebel. :*•»* telegraphy came Into e\len.-Jvt; bers that not only displayed the. teacher says and not ns they want Word was received here this omni­ Sunday, school, 9:.'i(h ■ ! lion, nnd il seCirur hut yesU-rila* (hit to do. To learn some hard old rule use. merits o f'tlie writers on these valu-( Sermon, -subject, "T h e Angels' I.visiu d that city and saw many cl ill "trig ," that lias nothing so far as *°g ** l,a‘l wreck on the Seaboard able papers, hut paid tribute to the Song," 11:00. • , the places, replica^ ol which are they are aide to discern to do with occurring on, the main line between . Delated Vindication. ,* business management an<| the me­ » I. I* ___________I l. . _ Itiver Junction and Jacksonville. Intermediate League, 6:15. built-around here.'» * getting rich 'quick. The process i* The I'cnditns of Hie Utile of Cyrus chanical forces*as well as to the busi­ Several of the train crew on the y, ...or I-em-ue. subject, "T h e Com- ; .., (Jj(, .... th| f’FOness acumen of their patrons. They too slow. It Is not the fault ofthe freight were killed. Details are not were Zorotistritits*. The I'erslttu rellfc- ing King." ti:l5. teacher but of llie system. irin was prlmlilvet> npmothelstle, tool ei-ss pi ImiMing. ai >l ■* ; : ■tt wore editions that the citizens of knowp at -this time they allow, i| ji„ t,|,.U i,r ‘u|her mate-| Several locul tmmhers and appro- fot t ife first t iHie I i,I a .tu each community might point to with The time will come when there rial s_\tut mld'ltv lo their teiu- pfinte musii tjnlin solo will also be ago and really, a* I u,e out undisguised pride ami carry mes­ will not he so many expensive |*fi*s. Tiler© Hil. le-s 1*1110111 i »11 tile rendered. Rulilied Hank pf my dressing room anil into th is sages to the outside world of the pro- buildings, but more buildings on the part itf tin* .I,..,, a gal o.>I tin* I'ersions Sermon by the pastor, subject, street, 1 felt as if 1 had hern tudgreraivc spirit of tin* people of the bungalow type scattered itfound the I uImii, Okla., Dee. 30. — Bandits titan against tlie^plher gissit tint Ions denly transported look to Intlii. cities in which these newspapers are cities for the convenience of the robbed the Skiatook National Bank, with win un tfiey isime In nintticf. due “ Js'u Room in the Inn.” 7:00, The choir will render specially You can hardly call tlui a reproi/wregulnriy published. The benefits-smaller children anti rh<\ present ex- :,t Skiatook, Okl.. last night of $20,- probably to the monotheism . which tion of Cawnporo it i* Cnwspor* thesc communities will receive from pensive buildings will bo used for the ‘ ^66* Fosses are pursuing the rob- characterized the Persian religion. So prepared Christmas music. A welcome to all in the spirit of removed to Colifnrua. T»Vi t'yrtls, uliatevc: else out)’ fie wild of theso editions^re not transitory hut more advanced grades. berk, him, was eertidnly nut mi idolator.— Him whom we worship. for example the streak of dirt 3lom will continue foY years « * “ '■ ! TJjc Word school Is detlv.ed from Christian Herald.* t he sides of the build ini*- »here the Pre&bvtrrian Church' They display a community spirit the X L ' , jn or Gu.ok word • ^ , lo|a.” The I I nYldrk fervlee next Stltll.ou Tellegen in ( heistmas Program i 1 liou-omd* of ■ 1 . It. \c been hoAie»(*eK(>r, investor and tourint do- , » . ,r . . lt, . k .......... . .. . in cannot be ; dil>. | K . <;hri, t mjw service for Deputy Chcriff., i belli in u,.|) ing nl star J brushed against siro to find. Mnnatge Record. t ” v" tn ,hp Kbglish. w kit-It means |ht, eoughegation, and No special ipialilleailon. or exatnlnaThe talt tfgure, gnrlieii ils all Ebtst , pant. I his wa on the « -!!* at ■leisure, but the present generation tho chorui h u prop:irt.(| Mlin„ Appr0. iuh. Is ceipiited for <*o * W|n» would Indian native wns.no other than Mr. |f awnpor© ami it 11. 1.re. .. . . . of SLIC rH TK D S E M IN O LE C O U N TY has certainly gotten bravely away pnnte Itrinte music, music. There will he a ( ‘ lirist- oeeoliie u_ilepul\ 'lierilt'. heyotlfl eoiir* I.ou Tidlegi-n, the et-lebrated roman- * I L ' " ;*' A" ige. Itltelllvein *1lllj*l the WIllillgllCss lo T h e -Tampa Times Christmas ©di- from the original meaning, lt is ; mas sermon.1 '.tie* tic actor who will lie acyii at the |thought the 1-U" •eeve the public Interests. tion of many pages ami full of good strenuous existeme fur a few .hour The night service begitltt at .Star on ('itristuois in the Jesse i. details. matter had among other articles opt* every .day in order that all fin o'clock. Lanky prodti tion of the tltrilling ro: "And those b :i t-f — ' Naturally. on the good roads of Florida and in "periods** can be Squeezed in. Th©|^™^ . .. „ . m a nee of the hepo.v relieUion, "The * * ■ .1 .diiy Msn't the fin-, n peculiar anlrnnl?'* tho list of counties Seminole ami schedule mu«t lie closely adheied to j " ", 1 u r ini ,l 1 ) ,r* \irtoriu (><*<•*." H <* was seated <>>■'front lodia t* 1 'In jvhn* v a v “" •**\V|;v, tic mil at* Hanford wus left out completely, or tin* pupils will not reach that 11 \.‘J‘ ,u4 te , 1" ’ . ’ hl4f ... .. _ .' . . , , . .i , . , , , White tuft ser vi re was hi-bl. I: was wavs pb ! tieni when he b.isn't a hit in tin* steps of :i native nit luge io th e'^ Vin1 , p* «tr ,n . All the comities that voted bonds 21. th. page lit' the close of sctniul 1f , , . , i i , i . i a heaUtl'll. Hi,r**i i>*i*. tin* tin* ottering Ills ntott'h ** main street of t h<* quaint, old l- d »- 1ihatched roofs n:,s ■41 for good road* were in tin- list <x- and ih*n snmejtodv w nl have m- t nl rc_... .. , «... .* . . . .. i . I *.rr I h-.irItwt-Sl Orphanage nniounli'd lotted East Indian city of C’ awn- j being perfectly r.t cept beintnole. I htn m unty the enough * uriosity ity to us'*, us*, whut wliut euo eats , -. Exactlnq. c.rs pole. About III n weie ehntterinf rent! .' v. I.mi w»* w< pioneer county in bonding for good the matter be?". *7". If a child’ll n it t . r ,,\ a!,m“ !" CB*H :1 !:ir,;” Many t: loan m rlb ' a girl III:,* a natives before him. up and down |M,ccral o{ the iio.n d"f ■• txk. ■. , , i-o'leettnn f«f v.t-loos .u*> fit! things. roads and that now has a bond issue j was a shelf or .. pigeon ......... ........... »r n hose, then nngii t;.* cover 11tot ,*x|ieg|s her tt> the street trundled heavy ; nnlive Jj(([, {tf t |.t. j,inure, ! V t 1 for classes of $ 100,1)00 j 11r good brick highways this process would be perfectly sat- 'J-otno ot,lu of the 111 ***1 !i" ‘ ,‘ gave >-‘ ** money money .vear like n Bibb*. c u r l s , ono yibleri nalivr women n r * f fp.,r wt; woold tur. i tTT and some of them gave showers of and nevt-r a-mention of it in the i-Jnetory, but as lone ns there is a -table;--- Tfi— ffiT ■ descriptive mnttur diiTerenee in the Itumun make-up it various kinds I or the, children of this M e■thou th o d M 'I «( buret. hurrh r>inK ] 7 ^ 1^ J ” t\r\ >,raC<V n ^ T,1h ' <Irpli.inage. Sinr-th c -7377707+ attention was called to the good eatwtot succeed. It may witii s o m e , ____________________ -T-1h*— rt -rtiv-n ttnr rtnj (ir Tourih ^^ 1" ^ .lowdi ^ hviu ^ MFT^y and renative |J n f, boats." ^ ^ of the (director *** roads Js from * Do LAN D TO tHt’^A N- ] buttint*©- wooid—TTmbnblV RUcei ed ^ Because of u de i-ion tof om| clfl yrjir of th© present, pastorate 'begun tloir jackets standing out, among the | j n‘(1 with an ■apology; Mr. DO ■“ A N D KRiSITTMKE • aiuT * no if tlioy never dart.cited the floors of a theuuditoHom at once, theSunday last Monday. The services were en­ Colota. _ , j Tellegen rose anil a few inir.utii mention made of SANFO RD on the school. • _ services will continue in the Sunday joyed by good audience*. * "Isn ’ t it stranre." said Mr. T e l-j later v.'as busily engap’d in;iw-ulnf route Whatever. Whoever wrote lugua, — Ui at— i ■ wsi i n .*! udra | :t: TirrnTTTn.il r.nglisli T'trl.' 1hik IlhiRthat article wai a blockhead or wHCongreifatlonivl Church aame two yeafis ago, I have always i ley, from the ciutehi ^ of an BCfJf -InfI otir ............ ‘ iiu ip ‘ <*hr^»so.t-.r-^twdny-bc-TTne-nf--Ttirj wanted to po back nnd here I am. |native mob. tion. Sem*tnole county wus the first tReai Sundays of the year. ft Is "The* scenes of tnis picture, you [ Mntiqee at S:15. county in Florida' to .organize 'bo-season of our Lurd> eoP,in- a* a • b .child to earth that He might grow special road district and bond fog up under our conditions, ib*'ti wfien $20(1,000 for brick rootfs anfi after- the lime was reaily, give Himself -ward bonded for $260,000 additional, for tin* salvation and. happiness of combining ' the bond i tuts in the’ m'‘‘" ' Tlu n, further: it i the doling I .7/’ time .of th e' year.-• Because of so grand total of $150,000 and.Sommany unsocial Iona it i** 'u Sunday when me;i. notwithstanding their weariness ought to go to church. With a full appreciation of the Yuletide On this day heurts ought to go'out' to "God irr a joyful gratitude. . m spirit which makes all humanity kin. 'There wijl be appropriate Chrlstn e s mus services' in the Congregational church both morning- nnd ovening. At II o’ clock Rev. J. A. Davidson will rpc-Uk on "The Peacemaker' and in the evning at 7 o’ clock. "T h e Heart of rhristmas.” There will he January First* will ChVfslmas hymns and. special Christ­ booh be .here. You mas music by Mr*. Julius Takneh -• I **-* ** *" " .*/• ^ \ und the choir. Let every member will want to start the make un effort to lie present. StrnnThe Oflicers o f this Institution of service for gers will b e 'given a'cordial welcome. N ew Year right with Sunday school at 9:15. The S. S. all and to all extend friendly greetings for Supl., C R. Walker urges every a new set of letter files. child to he present. a Merry Christmas and best wishes for the Christian Endeavor at G o’clock W e have them at New Year. : : : : : : : Subject, ‘ Helping to accomplish tho 35c. Dust proof ones purpose of Christ’s coming." Lead­ er, Mr. Booth. Come in and spend at 40c. an hour with us. * *- The Christmas tree exercises, "T h e Prince of *Nations’‘ with recitations will be given Monday at.K o'clock. [ESANFORD HERALD inole county hi one of tho youngest uq(1 one of the smallest In,area in the state. , Increase it 0 S cen ts ‘a n d have _ _ _ Christmas. Peoples Bank of Sanford 1 t Santa Claus Captured T o All-- G r e e t in g s To Old Friends-To New Friends— To Friends We Hope to Claim- FIRST NATIONAL BANK The Herald Printing Co. » Office Supply Depl. — t .PHONE 148 “ THE BANK W IT H T tlE CLOCK” Masonic Election The regular rpcetlng of Sanford l^ttigc No: 62, F. &. A. M. was held in the lodge room lust night. As per the usu;d custom the annual election of officers for the coming year wgs held at this meeting. The-result of the election was as follows: 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA' 0 Christman and New Year’s I)ay are both leffal holidays. TM8 Institution will be closed all day Monday, December 25, 1916 and January 1, 1917 4 �PAGE PIVE THE SANFORD HERALD Afr. and Mm. Seth WdodrufT Mention yule Uappcnlnfls 0f M e te rs in personal Item * of At Home’ Thursday evening, December the twenty-eighth from .nine until eleven o'clock Nn presents Dutton's '-M’s , '? ! “ 5. T ry I nterest Floor— Ill's. f.5e; 34-tf T h e O ld Shaw l given that there of tin- Charles J T .S S J Ii c . S H L R W I N < k f < CCOr Cifg ij< uCff! CCCC® r «C"p> fight. ISIS, l<y \V, O. Chapman.). ' Wade of Orlando was a vis- e iw r'icito « w , , , .-■m, {;rry boat to Enterprise tot Titoiville train. "7-lOlp. ni. Xmas Masquerade Wednes- of Oviedo, Fla., will "be held in the ni,M. Ccc. SUb. * * * * * office of thp hank on Friday,' Jar\. lti, 1917, at 7 p. in., being the third N’t*' <o’nklgbment of Christmas Friday in the month, for .the elec­ <ir‘di ut the Best Boom. Look tion of u hoard of directors, to serve for the ensuing yenr and for_.the them over. / piino and $30 rifle— no reasonable transaction of such other business as j rr refused. Can be Been uf ter­ may properly come before it. pen,. «0l> Myrtle avenue. 83-4tc 11. (!. .SMITH, President. E»,U* Bid Masquerade Ball New 36-fri-2tc Year’s Night. Big time. Perfect wd«r. Brins for best costume. $1.00 ptr couple- Get your ticket today. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First Nations Hunk of Sanford, Fla., will be held In the office of the hank on Tuesday, January 9th, 1917, at 10:00 a. m., being the second Tuesday in the month, for the election of a Hoard of Directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business :i» may properly come before it** -* IL F. W H ITN H B , 0-Fri-6tc Cashier. Iktr* .vism . .............. ......, Vjerirnn Ship Buildta" I . . Washington, Dec. .19 ‘ Uiasi f.lnaheth anti Ltivx*l Hart- jih1pv.irds t'i- .< <■ it *, kj-, .Mr \lfr--d Link of OrLtndo a n d i ... jjt. \ | U tutlle of Atlanta, (la,, j ttrii the week end guests of Miss i Jeucitc l-uitig. gdf Kiting Flour at Dutton’s Ifrttc; 1’4's, *1.1*5. • 34-tf Tin* eves of Willis glowed. • A cer­ tain eagerness enmo Into tlielr depths. li4*ctor only looked .sorrowful lie was hot thinking of money or property1. To him this dear old relative, had been ns a hiolher. Hi* would miss her. even if her nhsMfee Were only, temporary. "Of course all m* Ideas are to make a rr.u rd In l!:e city . W ild s Millinery,. Christmas Novelties, Wilcox Pajntings of Florida Scenery MRS. GRACE E. W ILLIA M S Phone 293-J 10<i East First Street * 1 M U in e r y S h o p . 115-ttc Bttt'-l the Eagles Mastiucrade Bill r \'iu *X‘i-ar’s Night (Jet jwr t :* from any trt-mber or f'kcnt tfii- lodge room. "JO-fltc fd! ICditg F lo o r a t- D u U u il j i I . . Sure to Have Gcqrf Sale spoki Medtrn Tevt. ■ tH-ii 1.now n by tin* com­ et i * him.—Judge.. Chautauqua Circle. w it h tie ...I i .if ciil.tt.- V ’ ti>- intlin-titv o f th. .• . -..Mi w ls*> I. w •< ol .lilslxetl III I **T I Vi h i i i i . niii i I . . nine si liielltln-r <*f tin- < ir< lo I-) - tiding lift up p U ilt - tIt'll together with -So for the "unit books"—luviiibcr.-hlp booU and uiiigur.lne for one year to Clutuiiiuquu lustliution, Cluiutnuquu, N. Y. Art’s Poor Rewarxl. It l« reiiiitrkiitile how few ttiAn who follow cuitsir playing for u living get Enthusiasm for Furs rleh. “dy is going to that t»ig (•dr •tntt V\ cdftesdoy night santord Holler Ilink. . * Dutton's Flour—G5c -T p rr ".''I be given away. Come At th* it ink Wedncsr i and judge.-j will be' >d tn next Tuesdav’s Her- 1.11tit- Itod. tla/.ette. Danger. ( I H ' R I H N O T IC E S ( ‘nlholir < h or ill What danger t- lln-r. think of mi) Sunday it* Hn* fourth Sunday in Advent. lionedi tion at ('lirlxtinac Day Midnight m.. - a 'system of construction tha wnhls wore tigured out: "tho homo lover ' must search in the old dry cistern.**" •Before the dly was over Hector Valle knew that hv had coma u|ton tho hidden hoard of dead Aunt Julia. Within a week ho nnd Eunice were close friends, and then love began to play a part in tho romance. "You always were tho lucky one!" remarked Willis Cralno, during a visit to his’ cousin, a your later. He had come to borrow money to char away soitte of-the debts of hts extravagant wife. As ho spoke, how­ ever. ho looked significantly at tho mistress of the hous<-bold—Eunice. Nation's Drain Cells. In national government, as.in all other great human concerns, it Is*not possible' to destroy huig 4stnbHshed nnd- complicated "systems’- with a. ■ledge hummer.- no* mutter how evil tlielr .real elm racier may be without It^furjng (In- Innocent, nnd tcui|Kimrlly» tit least, balling the linenI ami’logical Coe'iK-hillnti *<f the natloti'.s brain 'i'hoicint *. Insanity and Pyromania. It iiietl to Ite eoioddered a |»o*s-(lnllttjr for nn lii-am- pernui to In- u pyromauJne nnd exldbii III-- tiiMinlly In tin other win - • :i- I • t-.-i to. i ! ti-.-s. bill Low iiu m i eeft-brati d :•! 10:-10 a. m. Thi-tiru of your.life Eagles Bull Serm on from the <i ntpel. Art H.,r'i N'.gt t. (let \our tiekets Choir will >»ing the Ky rle. Benehicn* . :tti-;itr tus. Agnus Dei. fo’ doll hair for the old dollies (Tan-e-t t>f ( h r i-iia n D octrin e at (*- L1 '11‘j■ i with Christinas toys st d 'lt t r Next lo M c( 'tillers man well mntfled .up. holdflig the relna tha) guided.a steaming leant of horses. Near to him was a graceful- fcrolniuo figure, shivering with the cold. "Won’t ■you*tomo hero for a minulo?” called out the man. to Hector, .and tho latter hurried on overcoat and cap. "I nm Mr. (Jrnydnn," continued tho other In nn aristocratic way. "My daughter, Miss Graydon," he Intro­ duced Informally. "Tim sleigh lipped over, smashing a runner apt} wrecking It. I've got to get these burses homo. Won't you glvo my daughter sholter with your wtfmcnfolk till I get homo and send another conveyance for her?" flrsi l've ereat I t>-.is if I can carry I!i»'IU Mltf t Aunt lenvi- rue the old home, [f It Is neri-hsnrv iii dei tde ahmil your property I feel niv jdnee Is hero, in nook, the i lrctunstanees under which my native village ami l can sec iliut lie ni- t Euulte tlraydon Who hut i visionary writer would Willis Is more ambitious and gifted sver liaye Imagined that tilt* ilaughter of the rleitest man m the village would than 1.’ said Hector. -"Thnn that ts Bcttled." said Mrs. come to th_N modest humble home aa Marsh, with n misty approving look a gttost. remain there two whole fiourrt at Hector "And the shawl l have her is a m lH a k i* In H it - o d d e n v ir o n m e n t w it h knitting (or so mam years goes wilts a rare m-iis*- ol enjovment |'ainiy t vi­ H.e home ami all there is la it I n- delicet m her l-rlghl wlnsollte tace* • Halloa'" lev. vuu iiiitfcv --tine tltgti up lu-lle of Tin* rail, echoing and stem what laslilon. Ileetor. your wlfo will l»«* glad to wrap It* around her. cold winter mandatory, took llcctor to tin* front door uue. cold snowy nl*tht In March. days.'* Ho strained hi» vision to make out u , Tickets $1.00. Get yours today. Ijjjirt Annual * Masquerade Bull, |t« Yerr's Night. Ask any mem* kr of Kiieles lodge. Hd-lltc A. ( Mattm is in fhe city from llnmi a I w I \i-sl h.s daughtets, I 'Mn NIi 1mu <-1. utul Mrs. Geo. Fox i M a ( (he holidays. M r.’ Martin is w of the Sanford ploncefs and was it one time one of the largest mordtsu in S an fo rd . His m any turd* are giving him.a most hearty pwtinr Don't f.ril to* attend the' Eagles ilxU on N'i-w Year's Night. You will iqrtt it if you don’ t come out. , llti-llte Break your -Cold or l.a Grijipe lilk a few -Joxv-a of tltitj. lilt-—tile "It will bo n long good-by,” spoko old Mrs. .Marsh sadly, "Don't talk tlmt way. Aunt Julia,** rcinduabated Hector Tulle, her favorIte nephew. “ No use of looking at things so dnrklv." lidded her other nephew. Wil­ lis ( ’ mine. "th e doctor sayie’my only chntiro-of getting through the whiter Is to go to a warmer climate." proceeded Mrs. Marsh. "It won't be home, and that Is v.hy it won't do me any good. Now thcn.Jmys, I want to have a wrloun talk with you. Doth of you havtv my love. You have been kind and loyal to me. n childless old widow; t ex­ pect my lawyer here within nn hour. I want you. here and now. to decide ns lo my little property. You know of what It codhIsIs—the old home here, the house In the city, which my poor foolish husband made a .hobby of. and found it hard to live In on nccount of the expense." "We ll leave' tho high-up hello ol fashion to Willis. Aunt Julia!" laughed Under. "In fact, 1 think ho has hit eye on' orte 'such' thcr'o already." t Willi* looked embarrassed, then rather•proud. Do was o f tthe flash Inc. buoyant sort. and hr secretly dr ttpNed wljat ho cnllod the old-fash toned humdrum way* ot his cousin, ’ -.''l shall nlwrvyH koop the shawl a a clwrlshed mcm-mtn. Aunt dcclari-a l*i.* r Joyallv, mill mi th*1 matt hr w. bclU'il. Mrs Murah had tuu1 of t i b-lioirt- time in kuliBng 'nu** Itr- **r Hi :,!cht tMid. tl) of the tlivd old linger* that hud assuaged ennui ami pain through occupation. Mrs. .Marrh ,wn* right m / her .prophecy. She never saw tho old home (train - Her legacies were ras iiy arranged, and within tho year Hoc,tor found hlt:n;clf tho legal owner of tho old home. It seemed to him that no palace could ho more welcome. It v.as furnished comfortably, H wus near the town academy'where ho was one of the professors.- There wan a. vegetables garden, ntij fruit end ehtcS^ ons. Ho settled down to practical housekeeping, a happy and contented man. *" * Willis had accepted the house In tho city with some grand plans In view He grumbled because, with the excep­ tion of a few hundred dollars at bank, his aunt had left no Itqulu funds, tty tho end of a year ho was established ns. a-doctor with n fashionable clien­ tele, nod had marri ed n- |qdy more ro n o w il for her social* eminence than Mtln r her Intelligence or means. Pur iii . trr lift) went '-n evenly, onJoyably. lie* was able to live and save, and hooks were Ills hobby.' Win­ ter < tettingn Uio little room he called his jlhrnry was njutst of ran comfort, lii'—sentmcr tfnTe ho .-’at on the ucreohcd porch, which" lie ‘ had fur, r..", ! u U ! f - t wlih n i i V c r c »1i thU ha* been dli-proveil, so much no i hut it try ItVeimS v.t.n preti-this to p,vmtntinhi Im p iil-1 ^ i h i h hsivc other In-n ne history or In* enmiot ptett mu-tter nniong nlleiiNt* n« i*- rm!tied to j-win* IIIVH lH tc 4 U 4 U I«tto M W U H W I> l S erm o n on lin - N a t iv it y . Low mint at tt n. tin High mass at 10 a. in. A GOOD INVESTMENT says M. D. Reynolds. Madison,- Wfs, ’Itlui rilltl"-1' ''1 tiail -rl ii iinnlifcm -nine tve^ years used three boxes of Choir, will sing principal part the inn88.t v Henedic^iotf a t - f j n. pi. — ItllEUM ATlSM POWDERS ml* have thrown away crutches.” You can affprd to try them. Sold t(ly by us, 50c and 51.00. It. C. Bower in.' Flour at Dutton’s — $1.25. * f»4-tf wing invitation has TTiien ••vt-ral Sanford people; DUG i. TH E U N IV E R S A L . K IN G A Christmas Service o f Story and Sonir * Story by ranci j llillonge Evans 1 ’ Presented by Music by Various Composers . . 0,rnml Pastor of Fir^t Baptist Bhurch at the Temple Sunday Evening, December 24th. truyer Prelude ' ’tolin Interlude Announcements Offering J^no Offertory An*N Shine" PROGRAM Story—“ F^or Unto Up a Child la Born" Story -"O h, Wondrous Night” Story - ••Across the Silent Midnight" • Story—" L e t Us Now Go Even to Bethlehem" Story -"G ifts for Jesus" Story—"T h e Universal King" Benediction Orchestra Tostlude •PERSONNEL Hyman, D. D., T]ic.Pastor lor, Qontralto, Tho Lender; Mr*. Schdle Mnir.cj*# Etlish Stewart, Soprano: Mrs. A. M. Philips. 1. E. -Betts, Fopr .ao! M-, Hear-r, Tenor; lass. * gCbaviif- ~V . A ' 4 -^ '' v- don, Violin; Leader: Miss Minnie Stewart, VtoB:nts, Violin; Mr. S. G. Kennedy, Jr., Violip: < ornet: Mr. Edwin Millrn, Cornet;’ Mr. Mux Mr. Ed. Mcisch, Alto: M r . Boynl Klintworth, . Furs tinVy* invaded every branch of woman's njqmrt 1 ns the most, desired of garnitures. There Is nn Immense enthusiasm for them. They mid tt Ktltiiptutius touch tti coats and. stilts ami wraps of all kinds. In millinery a bonier or collar of fur tin a lace or ilowcr-lrimmed lint umkes places for its summery gayettes In tin* tlcpth.of winter. Millinery designers delight In the touch of fur.—’ Just about the liest asset In the winter's wnnlrobo Is n fur set of some sprt—it m*ckplt*ce. little or Idg. npd ti smart muff. They are worn with coats nnd suits, one-piece frocks, anti evening wrap*. Anything unusual or original in designing them, so long ns It .Is graceful, odds much to their dis­ tinction. The woman who Is clever about making tilings for herself at In me <nn mukesmnll fancy neckpiece* to I pillow muffs of fur or o f fur tint! a iiiilen.il fou.tdtictl. ns—hiitwTsobre set pictured Is made (if moleskin bordered with Hudson seal. The small cape, -rather full, is lengthened by two rutiles of moleskin, and lies tin* effect of a triple rapt*,'each one tif them bordered with the seal. There ere two similar rutiles at each side of the mud. The rutiles are lined with molt*-colored satin, nnd the very iikhIIsIi collar liiuflleX up Hit* neck In the itpprovetl"style. All tne soft, IcfTr^ely woven cloths that art* ftpihloiuihle tile combined with fur bandings In'smart sets. Vel­ vet, brocade, ami rich ribbon* play* mi Important role,also In fashioning them. Neckpiece* In coiiiblimtlon* ttf fabrics ami fur are usually small, hut tmifT* are larger than many all-fur inufTs. Large fur-covered buttons and hanging hnlls of fur lire among the embellish­ ments that fashion approve*. Occa­ sionally a bright-colored tmaterial Is veiled with ft sedate Aolnr In chiffon and encircled with fur in unusual sets. Beware the Trained Short Skirt. Then- I* wtitLlhnJqlim hurroj^-mteh* only fur American buyers, In which m» vmle Parlslenno would lu- wen and which I warn you to avoid—the short, full xklrl with a long train attached to it. Every time* I *c«> women thus garbed I almost laugh right out: they look «o funny.—I-uclie In Ilanwr's ADOPT SYSTEM The person who puls system into his o^. her snviniTis sure to make belter progress thnn tl/* per­ son who saves a little only at lonfl Intervals. The practice of prompt weekly deposits with the Seminole County Hank will soon enable you lo accomplish n flood size fund. Your account Is invited. Point PER CENT INTEREST P A I D ON S A V I N G S A C C O U N T S ■AHome gftmrt»Nb»i> roilHEST LIKE. Pre*. D. I.. THRASH It. V.Pre». A. R. KEY.-CrsH.t �•- COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y — EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD ' )RD HERALD • of absanee and after a short visit left for Miami for an indefinite time. M iss-Nona Hickson and Lionel Sipes were married Dee. IGth and hav* gorio to housekeeping in tho Sipes home. They are both popular young people and are. receiving con­ gratulations from a host of friend?. A. C: Cross of Black River, N.-Y., was a guest of. the Chamberlain home a portion of .last week enroute to his winter home in Clefmont. Mrs. Horry Dyitrich ^a* -also a guest on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tyler, and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eden of Syrncusc, N. Y., drove to Orlando for the day Saturday. G.’ K. Sm ith; Is erecting several nnat tenant houses on his -Beardall avenue farm. LONCsWOOD PICK-UPS * tdown to *peml the winter In Florida. SJU - Miss Xfaude Ensminger returned People are beginning to (Jock*back home for X m u holidays from Tol-^ ttt AVekiwn. a* lh£x.w*nt to-spend another Christmas in the city. Jus. I lahossce Sunday. , and Raymond Boyd are home from ' W. Caldwell was transacting htonKissimmee and Henry lloyd from neas in Sanford Monday. ,,t ** Mrs. If. ft. Chnpman ho* been Borcnford. visiting a few days with her parents, Missed Achsa and Minnie Holiday Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dinkel. hnt re­ have returned from Rollins, for <t turned to Orlando Thursday where two weeks' vacation. Cspt. Chapman of Company “ C” Brick is being hauTed for the road will join her to spend the Xtnc* holi­ from the county bridge on into San­ UPSALA AND GltAPEVILLE ford. Work will be started shortly. days.* J. E. Lundquiat with his son, Aron E. A. Rush and W; D. Fillman Mr. atid Mrs. J. S. Dinkel and have gone for a few days’ work on daughters motored over to Ocoee made a huslness trip to Sanford on his grove at Apopka. Thursday. one day last week. Wo were misinformed as to the urMira Mae Goines is expecting to Cy. Smith of Gcbrgia is visiting rival of Joe Ne Rox home last weak Itjave In a day or two for Zephyr friends in town this week. but he came this week Tuesday, in­ Mrs. W. Caldwell and Mrs. Duf- Hills where she will visit friends and stead, from, the hospital in Jackson­ fleid were shopping In Orlando* Sot - relatives noring the holiday season. ville. IH urday. - : — •* - . * Mr- Dnvtp was a visitor at the Mrs. Jim Martin is spending a EAST SANFORD home df his daughter and son, Mr. few days with her sisters, Mrs. Geo. The Moore's Stntion entertain­ and Mrs. Christopher Sundny. Shipp. ment and Christmas tree will take Mr, und Mrs. Darby of Pennsyl­ place at the church Christmas night. vania are 'guests at his brother’s, Through the kindness of Rev. J. A. Derby ami wife. W K K IW A NOTES W. Bartlett of Enterprise ti reading .We are glad that the item width Mr. and Mrs. Norman Swanson stand for th e‘pulpit of Moore’ s Sta­ were- out calling again on the home .told about the Wilkinsons moving was a mistake an d ‘ they are still tion church was secured from the folks ^Tuesday. We were all glad to - with us but they expect to ’move Enterprise church., The gift is much see Norman nhle to be out again appreciated. soon. after his illness. Miss Ethel Hickson has accepted P. E.'Green of Alubamn and Rev. ft. O.' Voti Hcrbutis lost a valu­ Albertson of.D cLand were with us a posit San. as stenographer with'the able horse last week. ’ „ as promised lust Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Npwcpme arc Virginia Carolina CheinicuV Co. expected home to spend Chrlstmns • J. W. Sipes returned from V ir-j They were entertained nt Mrs. „__ with his parents who have tome pinin'recently after more than a year I Christina- UorlelHon'* on Wednesday, __ , calling nt Mrs. Clark's and ui the * ■ . ■ ■.« (home of G. T. Ballinger. .Jlro, ' Green ‘ gave u* .i splendid talk. « . think, on ll:e need <>( the c.irtlul and prayerful guiding of the little live* on tiur Cradle Roll that tjie right influence-., may be thrown • •.* E. W . DICKSON about them {hat wilt lead them to . . P H O N E 67 SANFORD, FLA give their little hearts to Jesus. • . ' ’ s December 22, 1916 . Welcome From Arcadia* ’ * To the Teachers nnd School 0 Ulcers of Florida: Your executive committee has an­ nounced tin? program--Tor the meet­ ing of the State ' Educational Asso­ ciation in Arcadia^ Dec. 27th**J9th.: * Wo feel that It Is a grent thing for Improved Star-Finder. Arcadia awu PeSoto county’ that Tbo'novel, Mur-fludcr of n Kluiimhni your organisation is’ tn hold its thir­ Inventor linn tin* form of ii jmrusol. tieth annual session here. When the parasol Is o[H*ntd and It* A glnnrc at the program is con­ stick W |*ilnic<! tnonrd I’olurls tho stunt nnd cimstellntlons cliurtcd upon vincing proof. but the testimony of its covering are found to bare tbu cipher cities that have had the priv­ same relative positions us In'the sky ilege of entertaining you, of becom­ overhead, so'that (biding the cclesllul ing acquainted with you and learn­ objects is cutty. ing first hand* -the wonderful work you arc doing for a Greater Florida Psychological Problem. and the wonderfully efficient man­ .Tn*t as n problem In pmctlml psy- ner in which you are doing this workchnlogy. |RJW lliuhy niti tell tin* Initial* causes us to feel that your meeting of Sir. Bailey, oiie-tline purtner lit the is to have n profound effect upon the Iturnum A Bnib-y circus. And who Is life of our people socially, spiritually, there doesn't kjlow, on the other hand, ilmt Mr. ftamiim'* nuim* wna l'lilncu* educationally and commercially. We know that you are going (o make us T.?—Sprlnglleld Bepubllcun. realize as never beforo what a great world,of opportunity, wh;it a splen­ did owild of growing enlightenment W EDS KING GEORGE’S COUSIN we are living in today. o ff. All Work Guaranteed. Free, Air At The Curb For more than the third ot a century Buckeye tree* hnv«> bem (mprnvimr In quality yehrjy. Kxtensive experiment*, almost dally field Inspection* —- part ot nur rea*ele>* aearrh for t*« iter merit — have pro>tu' .-.l the iturdy, Kenerout-tiearinK citrus •lock that has nindo our tree* the standard through­ out citrus Florida. Time l« not fur *ale Nature prottrmet leisure­ ly. The accumulated roliunt health and frultkulncsv of JS year* (annul he Ailndtn's-taniped Into newsprung stock. Fay* a Iluckeye ruilomrr, " T h e allUlIIilrcil_Lrcc*_Ot_ tliru4i.y*oi» —.14 thatI p u rc h as ed from you three y e a r * fltn »t ir. . . for their age I . u r Agu nr-roeje te*t<tr tree are The-.' • As a preterit air ero.-iicctlvr; cnlve.._mv.r.iir._ -m.u simuiu hn'i.w- the whole story of Iluckeye trees F(tnl for our free catalog today. Buckeye N urseries 1 IhU C l l l i r s i llstik llu lld ln B , T sm pa, F lo rliln . D. G..OILLETT. 1. trgcjtt Exclusively Citrus Nurterlrs Ip the \\'orli1 W . H. B R O K A W , S a l e s m a n Orlando, F lo rida W atk in s Block TH E HOTEL CAR N ES Sanford, Florida * December 25th 1916 12:30 to 2:00 and 6:00 to 8:09 P. M. C H R ISTM AS D IN N E R PRICE 75y • h V *M ■ '* ■ .Oyster CocktUil Chilletl Lettuce O livet Huked H ick o ry ■Shad, Celery branches Tartar Sauce, Pommes Potatoes Consomme Julian . Cream of Chicken Salmon Croquets Creamed Chicken in Cases Roast Prime Ribs of beef Aiijus Roast N a tiv e Turkey # C elery Dressing Barbecued P ig baked Apples Candied Yam s Mashed Turnips Cold Asparagus French Peas Cranberry Jelly .Vinaigrette Sauce Snowflake Potatoes * Steamed Rice .Plum Pudding, Wine Sauce, Mince Pie, American Cheese , Fruit Cake, Boiled Custard. Nuts and Raisins, Cafe Noir Make'Your Reservations by Sundny Night-*-Phonc 91 * HOUSE COFFEE Is Perfect o A s k Your Grocer NEW BARBER SHOP .— (W H IT E ) • Hair Cut k 25c Shave . ■ - - 15c Children 15 pml 20c Ton ic - 10c *Massage Shampoo Singe - ♦ ♦ m e e m * * ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *4 « ♦ ♦ o o ♦ o o p coppppp REGARDLESS — Jtt—lb«~tlrfct -wtHrrW.a^- ».f - r»ernlty~c sllici' 4lie outbreak of tile European war. Countess Nndejdn Torby. twenty year* old. dnngbter of ( irttitd Duke Michael Mlebai-lovlteh of I!as*la. beentne the wife of J’rince tb-orge of Battenberg. a cousin of King Ueorgu of Kngtaml. * , Two eereiuiitdes were performed, the llrst according to the bride'* faith In the Russian embassy chapel and Mu* other In the chapel royal. St. Janie* palace. * King George, Qtu-en Mary and Dow­ ager Queen Alexandra wltne**i*d the Wedding; also the dill.e and duchess of t'oitunlight’. Princess Patricia of Don- t mnight and ex-King. Mitnugl of. Por in- d. ur/i Von trooM naturslly rvperr tn r-vy tm.tr for (Illicit-crown liuckey.. tree*, hut you may ho a»tonuht-.l at lu.Wr small the dlffrrenre I,— hmv utterly Inslgninpant wtien compared with tho stronger, lo'tter-UeVr loped tier* that Iluckeye atuck Invariatdy produce*. M K aiU«&TT. . Erirson t-i I i i a i i for their Christina* the l Geo. H. Tomlinson Mrs. Tyner, Rev. Erleson and j Miss Ehhn Stedt have been about ! sick with cold*. Mrs M.tgntisi.il h b e e n taking her sister. Mr* Hnrdl and Mr* !shopping. In fact must of the laj dies have tried to get a sight of 1Santa Clttimr — j We are planning ’to have a nice time Sunday ut S u n d a y school with i some Christ marf s»»ng» and exercise* at 2:30. We expect Itev. Thompson with *TT*-Srrrdirr cTcre nr Mr*. Bertelson rupii1 near a seri­ ous accident while in town Tuesday fulling and bruising her fare badly, hut', is thankful it |h m> wnr*«. it was a mis *tt-p. In tin* riinfusiun sonu* one picked up h«*r purse with (our dollars in it and she also lost u couple sd dozen eggs. The old rusto.ni of early Christ­ mas mass Christ mas will he ob­ served by ,ftev. Swumhnm, Tuesday morning at jive n. nt. in ‘the Swedish Lutheran rnurcti. The ehurelt will he decorated and it is iiopcit as many will get otit as possible. * fv m i To theJast drop You have done infinitely more for Florida than Florida has done for you. You are coming among people who appreciate your heoric services and are willing to lend NEXT TO FIRE STATION whatever aid ik-j. in their p o v tf to Palmetto Aicnue bring about /omlillon* more -favor­ able to your welfare.-: We want you to tell us bow we ran In-lji you and to tell us in such a way that we will know how, when and where to i when you have, a norm direct our forces in- your behalf. , I.oss of appetite inilir.it The hotels, boarding housi s and 1stomach needs to be cli hotm s of the city are making spec cned, and stimulated to tion. ial preparations to receive you, utbj the thousand *or more representa­ tives’ of your great, association will be accorded with genuine good cheer the true Arcadian hosjdtality. If you wish to make hotel reservations I TRAOl tiABn or de-bri* any ir.fortrtation regarding | TONIC DICKSTIW: the i-tty, plan* of the loi-.d rnrmnit- > lees, meeting places of the heciioii.il ! 's (old for this purpose and .‘uara-.te.tj groups, •etc., write us and we shall .’ b> give rHiof. Sold only by us } 1.00.R, be glad to serve you. I C. Bower. Sanford Vulcanizing Works T Y O N ’T throw away your damaged or worn auto tires and tubes. Bring or send them to us, or phone and we will repair them, or if they are not worth repairing we will l *11 you they are not. N o tube too badly cut or torn for us to repair. Burned tubes repaired and made as good as before be­ ing burned. By our process there are no unsightly patches put on tubes to chafe inside of tire., or to come fiefc for the indigent, a large and welt With "befit, wishes stocked library for which no charge Christmas season,' is made, a. suite of handsomely fur­ Cordially yours, nished apartment* in which disting­ Arcadia Comn\ercial Club. uished' foreigners are entertained Geo. I f. Lynch, Pre*;t. gratia, beside* restaurant, gymnasi­ G. S. Gardner, Secretary. um and auditorium in which operas and musicals are given for ftm force. Mr. Maniflefd’a first trip here since be .was a small boy, but no doubt will be made welcome. Well children, you must be extra good for too many good things are coming your way now—a free mat jnee Thursday at the Lyric, -a cir­ cus Saturday and _ Christmas'. on Monday. If you don't be good, if 1 was old Santa L would not jingle my sleigh bells for you at all. Mr*. Jack Vaughn has disposed ofr her oranges already this >'ear, so there will not be*so’ much loss to them, but the price* are not much on the fruit now. . OF WHAT OUR COMPETITORS SAT Your C R E D I T i s G o o d The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. j S A N F O R D ’S HOUSE OF S E R V IC R SA N FO R D , FLORIDA Phone 8 • be !irtd(*gr<>oin Is a lieutenant Ini Jack Vaughn 4* diUdrcn a'sb - Mr. tb»- HritMijk-ry. rrrrlng nn the tiutfli* j •■iiliind.■ lb* l« twentynnrt ii nephew of Prim t.f Ih.ittciilmrjx, Klntr e*f ntiiit. Tilt*, bride I* Gulp’.* nephew, cznr of llusslu W a lk e r’C u lp of N o rth ’CuroUqil were the Sunday gue*-ts of M rs. W ill R o b ­ inson. Were having plenty of r.iin ami some eold weather nowadays. Hope it will lust awhile. , * Mrs. Wrtterdick, Mrs. Will Holttnson anil Mrs. Jack King were the afternoon, guests of Mrs. Jack Vaughn Monday. • Mrs. Jack Vaughn anil little Gladys Robinson were in town Sat­ urday doing some shopping. * Mr. Porbet Hester of North Caro­ lina, the young gentleman who is j employed by the A. C. Iv to run the water pump Was the Friday evening guest of Mr. and Mr*. Will Rob­ inson, where a very pleasant evening was spent. , • Mrs., Will Robinson-and daughter, Mrs., Jack King were In town .Tues­ day doing their Christmas shopping. Mrs. Will Robinson received quite a shock Tuesday night when she re­ ceived news of the death of her niece, JMis . Bessie Hartley of Jack­ sonville, who was one of the party t*hat went in the Aineila river four miles-from Fernaiuiina,' caused by an automobile running into an open bridge. Mrs. Robinson's friends ex­ tend their sympathy to her in her hour of sorrow, Mrs. Jack Vaughn and little Gladys Robinson spent Sundny on Celery avenue, tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson, enjoying a very pleasant day. Mrs. Jack Robinson is expecting her nephews, George and Fred Mans­ field of Tampa this week. They are coming up to npend the Christmas holidays with her. Fred will be wel­ comed with open arms by his many friends here as he is a general favor­ ite witt*evcry ope here, but this is South tmerlran Newspaper* Wo North Americaps speak of ourselves as Americans*ami in speak­ ing* of mi'American newspaper we would tiaturuUy ’ th ink'of one pub­ lished its the United States. But in a recent study of Argentina it was interesting io jiote tjmt they, were among the world’s leaders in some lines bf current publication*. * • . Buyers and Shippers o f i Vegetables and Fruits | . In Car Lots or, L e s s 210 E. First Street • • Sanford, Florida TAM PA j j One-rather wonders how the busi­ ness man of Buenos Ayres who di*sires to read the publications of hit ow n city can find time to so much as scan tho headlines of the 6s local C O M M E R C IA L RATE, $1.50 (R O O M W IT H IP R IV A T K BATH)* daily newspapers as • he drinks his. THE YEAR ’ROUND . . coffee! Wo are not surprised that EFFICIENT SERVICE the Buenos Ayrean is noj h church guer, for hi* Sabbaths must be rather M O D ERN E Q U IPM E N T occupied with -the reading -of the HOSPITABLE T R E A T M E N T yoO weekly papers-of his home town! C.. H. JEW ETT, Lessee and Mjff* How can lie find his bills ut the end of the month amidst the stack of 64 monthly magazines printed in his city? There'are almost 500 regular pub­ lications printed in this city alone. - STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH Of these 412 are in the Spanish language, 22 in Italiun. 8 in Frenrti,' SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 18TH. 1016 8 in English, 8 in German, and one T H R O U G H T R A IN S T O N E W Y O R K D AILY, each In Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Dutch and Arabian. . All-Hlr*l Kxulfmrnt, Ktr* HttlUIn* Clutr C*r» U, WathHf Ion trinlnf Cm Smlrc an Train SO Some of thtfse are no mean pub­ No. 80 lications. Any city In (he world No. 82 No. 86 would bo proud of La Prcnsa (The 8:10 P- m. — 9:10 a. m. ' 1:35 p. ra. l’ ress). It is probably the-most in­ 12:35 a. m. Ar Savannah ---- — 1:ir» p. m. 5:35 P* m. ’ 7:45 P- mAf Richmond___ __ SKIS a. m. fluential daily in Argentina, with a 9:13 a. m. 11:50 P* m. Ar Washington 2:33 P- nt. .8:50 a. m. daily cin illation of over 100,000, and n. m. 1:14 a. m. rn Ar Baltimore..... . > 10 -05 a• in* 1:50 r* has the reputnion of publishing more 3:40. a. m. Ar Philadelphia 4.03 P. m. •:1 2 :24 a• III* foreign news than any other news­ 68)0 ’a. m. Ar New York..... .. .2:40 p. m. 6:20 P- m. paper in the world. It jins a mag­ • For Information or Reservation Phone or Write nificent plant costing )3,000,000. A T L A N T IC COAST L IN E ^ _ It provides a number of unique fea­ 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. Hillsborough Hotel. Tampa. FU* » tures, among them being a fjee med­ Phone 17 Phone 132 ' ical clinic for the poor, a free law of.............................................................................................................. \ BAY VIEW A T L A N T IC C O A S T . L IN E A r> �* 'i f i ' *% i , PAGE THREE tHE.SANFORD IIERAtD * A HESUMF. OF SANFORD HAPPENINGSUP'TO DATE A tL fm i alt CacnrmtnJr*f f t » lot iKU an d e v e n t s Coittfiut to "iS a n rtj E is t o r /' e r l*h »t,t M f*s K. A- TtiKtun, i'haiif No, JW E, .Harrctt, Mr Krtning Hridgc ,»d M r.. B. cn Evening unmet- »-'“ y « t r a ' table- of players £?£ cn in * at their beautiful home P.rk avenue, in honor of Mr. .{r, chas. Hell of Wa»blnglon, n c The attractive rooms were L ly lhe K“ y chri|,t,na* rd and g r e e n combined with L , i n j effect in the cedar wreath* L yith their bright crimson bows K o n a and poin.ottias. The bal“ L de of the living room was en«fn*d with southern smllax below .fcjch hung wreaths of cedar. A nrttty tirtatjgomont of tall vasl-s boldine polnsettias, with wreaths iuit above, adorned the mantels. Between the colonial columns were Jtrf£ hras- jardinieres filled wit It brilliant masses of poinsetllas while ‘ bra-u and Japanese baskets In which were the same bright flowers rested "npon the tall hook cases and low cabinets. The centerpiece upon the dining table was a huge bowl of gorgeous red roses. The lovely little score cards with polnsettlu dojifn ind appropriate Christmas abba was the work of the clever artist figers of Mrs. Herndon’s young diughtrr, Norma. The ciyda were - tied with red ribbons. . A salad (oarV was daintily served, at the tef frtthment hour. ' Thrjsilit *’ prize^vns won by Mrs. f l Mill.-r and to Mr. It. A. Ngw0 »n fell the gentlemen’* prize. ' Ih-U'-* Vlr. and Mrs. Rell guest • ,* !*,.■ ■!.: iM-.-a-ion were \lr lli-liou, !)r. and Mrs . Mi and Mrs. Newman. Ur. jei| Mr- Hoy Syrites. Mr. and Ur». ti K. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. S, Mf*. \\ \\ a’ «.i ■V. I’ , Connell. , M r«. Mr. nnd Mr*, tliur Vow ell. . The house was .comfortably heated inn] the audience-most appreciative, j encoring' the 'ladies with vigor, to whjch th ey responded mo^t gracious­ ly. DeLand News. • , — , partying the petfhrmers - Mrs...E— M. Galloway, presi­ dent of .the Sanford Woman’s Cliih; Mrs, it ,\. Tcrbmfn. Press chairmnn .a id Mr- Jidt’i .\tei»cl'. Others at-' ru • . ford were Mr. and M '* V I \\ it sun, M r, and M rs. . * . states j f the-citrniyal is not held, by reason of. which many contributed to the movement who were not well aide to do so. The fair officials hav­ ing titi funds, financed the fair them­ selves, 'While the citizens financed Mr. and, Mrs. 0 . W ., Mnines of the carnival. I.ouiiu, Fla., will spurn! Christmas A n o th e r luFge exhibition build­ wit it Mr. nnd Mrs. Schello Mnines. ing it. 1)0W' being e-eeted on the, fair* Mr. anti Mrs. Forrest Lake, Mrs. Margaret Bilrnc* and M m . S. K. Harrett motored over to DcLnnd pn Tuesday. grim nils, which belong to the . j ty. William and r.riiesi Srfennerd, who' lint ncialg , *‘ neiwnsjirv i;. o-der to nu-.-t ii.i 1 t>eei| in Atlanta at the dental .lilt. . <li-lmill<I, - . , It , r, s;,:; •• ,l-.ou (Utility ami individual exhil-itor*. Girls* ................ , ,, I'cunning clubs .of aixteuiL-.«puntie \.ra, IG.W - erlw-un soejety e d t t o e ^ j - ho w fn the hcS.e .*x01 tin* -Sanford Heruldt * wyto accom­ hlbit .department. Those . dc dr ing f panied the Ladies Nl in it-els over prenfium list* are re(|uested to wTite from* Sanford was a.pleasant visitor A. L. Allen, secretary, this city. at the News (illicit yesterday.—De• Frunk L. HufTnkcr.) Land -News. rSAW M ILL^ M A C H IN E R Y AND ALL SUPPLIES Write Tor Price! And Catalogue •t It Itr.i-, Miss Edna Owens and .Messrs.. J4. 1*.' McCuller, .Arthur • St. Agm ( ! vihl Vowel!. Hen Fish aniP Hilly Hill. The next meeting of .St. Agnes 1 hungt-s in the cast.included Mrs! Guild will he held the Mu-nhd .Mon­ F.urlile Aspinwall Tnkaeh. yir-i Geo. day in January, kith M list *fily-a Fox and Mrs. Robert Herndon. J Schultz, hostess. ; Whin tiie banner ndvrrtisintf Sem­ inole County Fair was.unfurled at IN TIIEH I NEW H O M E , ' Going to Con i niton i/f Trnrher.r D O D aoaoQ O D D oooaoD D aoD a oooaoooaa aaaoctiaooaD aoD oaD oa ooa the conrhixinn of the performance it t Heginnlng Wednesday. Dec. 27th was greeted with vociferous ap­ 7* Sanford Elks Held Meeting in Their and continuing througlt Friday the plause. Fine Near building state convention of teachers will he ‘ Sanford lodge No. 1241 are now* in held in Arcadia. Several teachers, li'Arrr the Teuchers Will Spend Xmas their new home on Park avenue on will attend from Sanford, including ■Every Christmas mimy of the ARE BEST FOU ALL CROPS Miss Lillie Farnsworth, Miss F'uren, teachers whose lioine.s are not in the lake front and all the visitors to S PE C IA L F O R M U L A S Miss Clata Milled, Mrs.' Stella Ar­ Sanford return to the home folks to th r-rity have pronounced It one of rington, Miss Virginia Nash and Mr. enjoy with them timin' Christmas the finest homes in the state. The c v — FOR— Chaffers. * County Superintendent turkey and plum pudding, and some­ regular meeting on Wednesday night T. W. Lawton and Mr. It. F. Ezell, times a few* of the resident teachers was held in the new lodge room and principal of the SaufoLI schools will spend the holidays wirh relatives the Hills are very proud of their W rite for our now price list on Jill brands Agricultural Chem ­ new home and the fart that it is ijcCompany thi? teachers. and. friends elsew here. This season mo-t comfortable in every respect. icals, Insecticide Materials, Etc. - §’ "“ 7 “ “ t is no exception to the ruin for n In Tuesday’s 'Herald a full descrip­ Charming Christmas Coril Curly number of.,them art* leaving. B EST M A IN E S E E D P O T A T O E S tion of tlie building, together with Surrounded by the beauty and Miss lintel Stevenson, will leave tiie advertisements of the builders A re arriving daily— get our prices and get the best charm of Christmas holly nnd Klow- 'I.ojL Tiitlay^jiir A tlahta where" she will in- given and the Elks wilt all ing red glntlili, ne.vntuat.d hy Hu* , in t lu , X mas vacation, W e soil T H E H A IN E S F E R T IL IZ E R D IS T R IB U T O R for wi-ii to send out some cjxtru copies pretty evening gowns of the girls, M. ,Xt.rj,. ;moth«T of the High distributing in rows or.broadcasting. Excellent for all Fer­ of tli.it* edition. It will be 'an KIKs who served, the bridge parly g i'c iljSehm>] fm-ulty will go lining to Leto­ tilizer, l.iine, Ashes and S oft Phosphate, bpetial "edition in many re-pert*. by -Mrs. Fred Walsman on AVednes- j 0^ |l!u(T Tie new* home built at a 'cost ol USE S C IIN A R E S ’ INSECTRICIDE day. aft #rnoon wuw’tine of the most M Elizabeth Tribble will eat more than •-20,000 is something et attractive .social fum-tiuns of the; nil your citrus trees for shore results; manufactured by J. Christmas dinner in Lake City, as w!.■. h the city of Sanford can well winter. Thf* bungalow w*as beauSchnarr & Co. Orlatklo, our subsidiary. ujll a!-y Mias Myra Futeii of The tiful with tin- Hufif'.-d vlu*v nf red 1iram m ur '•i houj shaded lights and Chri-im t-t de ora The Independent Fertilizer Co. M o til-0 11. 1tjc, enson, principal rions .over the doors and eindow* ,-r 1 h. ti- it- •. ^ : ...| - .!! ,,| Try The Want Column Citrus Crops, Potatoes, Beans, Peas, Corn, Tomatoes . f nr. * 1!i! m «l t t i’ ijl t fit* M ii. •.1 f •• f M jt m\rr to n t . u ‘•1 i ..f r l»* ti.* U i ut. i :t Ju t hi*, .in. t Ililt! t Ig Ilf l* . rriun.* ■i-!< r ti • nt*w iuum* will In- ui v i-n lu till Ilurgrvitvis spends < hrist- Kl i* and *l:i In--* ahuut he It rr l III tlu Ni i •mas at home in W aycrota. year.* M eantf ne the boys are ett* Miss Nash will spend the liolidajVH j«>. the new !mm»• and feeling at Hawthorne with relatl •(•* and II' ! t ||i*y : \ n ' v •tting mo(v t Iian th- ir frienij*. . . %L M * if «•» l * t in i IMMD .<1 tt . v. Wll. - - 1 . -i l . IV III »l » lt I'* Jacksonville, Florida a w J1X and adorned bookcases and i-ubiiietij and fern* wore placed*.about tie- rooms, I-’or v»ry llttlo money you can nuk« r«ur homo Iho forming an elTective background of The Longwood To-st looKfna In yo ur neiirnitoVliuo.l Tlo-ce orniinrrvl.il green for tin* gorgeous red’-of the eo ll'-e ilo o * .no rape, l iftv »■ l'-« i-.| ai,.l m iv o n uipm Fndrr Entire New Management this a * one srotii' or pi int-lll*-tii ^••par.ii. ly flower* , and bniol-siife gown- ul Season 1*1*1/►: coi.t.K« Tio\ *g.xo.. u n i i l , < i i i i . i : i r i i i v *.-,.imi grani'lp. uottun 'Mn- i • ' -<• n ut■n Two am i f | pi mi, t . i i pi. i. I'uiir d o .. *- if . |m Wet-.!-- 1 .spei-ialty of Serving a Dandy M r. V \\ U i ...in. .,t - l I ' l l * . r v n - f . im * *10111-* of J i n , r . plute. v • re pr» -• il - err., • .'•! v ! h *,f (i, -na, ,i'j,|. . trr. i*nl kln-la, iw c ti*o.l«.imo (o l. iiunu, (iuii * Me. *1 *’ ' 1 ' o l el iler v . u u u o t i . ( .iimiit. Hi gutali- f m ill *prig* of Imlly lor .id irtueoiit. I « e « plant*, two «oo.l fr uit l l r . l —fourteen n u t . apicSunday Dinner at .tr..» ( y o u r » - l * c i n , n l —s - lE h i •Mi-s Lillie 1 ar iihm*>rtIt, will have London.— According to some of Im un—i l l • ,,o r l.d 1 wlili-ti if Wreulh* of lioily hung in tin* drap­ la r g o ' *p rcim tn » — w orth Uouulti •..|>«rai«-iy cu»r I '. t li ■ 7 f)C eries at the windows and the Christ­ i hristmas ditmer with her hrotlier the iiuwsptiper* two day* experlenrp m i-: — i*»i 1 ut-! o r n ,n iu n v* . of the first food control .measure V AIll) 1111,1,1:11110 . » Io.lmi. Jiist .1 nice drive lor an appetite getter mas idea was attractively car. ied in 1.tinpa. Four each ot palm*. aliaUti lrr*». fruit iirrt (rour Mis* Blanche Paltishall will spend which tegulates the n u m b e r and n a out In perfect harmony mid detail, and you can rest assured that it •rt'-rllon), *l« - r lo w H I " * iliruh*. ihr-o toHato l-iaiiu, two r«rn»— Ia r n o - t h r , » . . r r o tirauo,* tiie Vacation ill .Jacksonville. ^ ture of courses served in hotels and will Ire appeased v The gills whn served were Mls*w in all, tV'-rv (jar ,utrT, r. nl. carrfulU .. w i , , j |,,r MiV> Lucca Chappell who teaches rot;(urants has been sullleient*"to •txo and quality. Srpjrairly lhr»# would co*t 111 (Iretnhen and Olga Schultz. Clarissa at Altamonte will come home for prove it futile. They say that not In atllnir orders for there r o l l . . 1 i,<n*. If not satisfied don’t Pay Starling, (leitn .Murrell, Muriel llur'unlea* you d lr lt n r t ly ■i.iio .1 ronly hit* it failed to check i-onsumpcm-*-, we will rlitp pl.intr Hint w< know rold ainj Nina l.acdinan of Alta- , the holidays w i l l thrive In y o u r locality. monte.. To Mrs. S E. Hurrett muk- ■ M i " Netty*- M.ill's who (cache* turn hut hu» in'many instances to­ Order nnr, nr rriore of (herd r o lle r. ut Monrot' will spend the vacation creased it. It i* claimed tlml I In-re ing iiighe.it te-oro fell the honor, of tl"li*. Send U* sketch of property far with her brother. Mr. Sehelle j* no supervision and that many i llsfree pi oil our Ain: teal Ion* V\u*vvill , n . first prize, a lovely bra?* hanging etna.- nui lo w iVil.ilnp-, Itilins Mliiiii-s ' | toiners finding that they cannot in the lim-ct variety of "r-.abasket, w Itihi Mr* Churlrs Hell njeni it» 111 tin- Smih’ <>* n nt Miss /oi> Munson is cvpvi’trd dnige in several servings of the same ol Washiniyion. D C . cut the '"U-i free on rc'iiu-sl .1»k for rt solution prize, a rut glass'bud vase liiitr'ii- today Iroiii G* ilia for th-* dish with out having more than one >*curse scoiinted againsi them, have Rcasoncr -Brothers, Besides those already mentioned t holiday season , We Have A d d e d lo o u r S lo c k a Mrs, Cli«s Polk and Miss Belle vailed themsejvii freely of this loop Royal Balm Nurseries Full Uni* or A u to m o b ile A c c e s s o ­ others eujov'.ing the tharming iio - Smith will rbmo Hi from Longwood hole. Moreover there is*'notiiing to Ilr n r iJ ir l %%r.f O lir t ii, I I h . pitalit y ol Mr* Wal-tuan ui-re Mrs ries Tires. T u b e s, H o r n s a n d in lo,|,iy lo in with Sanford friendfor prevent any one from taking a sue* C u l l llcH -. Geo. Ui»lio| >. Mr* \ I*. luii w, fi . i i-.sloi, ol in> at- in dtil. reiit 'il..« i Mr-. It It Di-a- -Mr- t in 1 \rt*\ , , I lie papers urge loud ticket* ur a Line. Min Fliirt-iu-c Frank, Mrs.- E. M. /Vr. lUinf A/rnfine ! tax on hotels'and restaurant lulls, a* ’ Galloway, Mrs. F. -I. f lortzide*. Mr- ll.trr. Ward returmd TI iilts- 111 Tari*. G,... !! " . Mr ( • F Henry.' Mr V.st> a S lu r k of Mrs. B. U . Hi rmhiu, Mr*, t,i‘i) day noni a visit of several months. Make MnmtrATtrjJTTVe7 Davl* Hart . Mr*. It. A Huwurd. n Titer** H to» I'toiiii •it Ih.it will cure i. Forfc*t Mr*. G. 1. Liiinl.s, Mr tinyt-aruilig f"i; i ityr tile ev el.-i cd In M i LaughI.HLP, M r*. Norma King Buy your shoes from the largest mail order.shoo house. mmitrjr Jiiirr-niftrgm m din,- Alins -Unlit- MeUtnget M tr*. AVr— front WaOriMtim. D. t! lu guuiiLl | : G et them direct. Save middleman and retailer's profit. »'tit there nt.-.. eHnln . -..idlihuts win. h. — ." - sgl b g fou 1.. Morg.Tii, Mrs. John "Meisch, Mr*. Christmas with Mrs. Bell anil ,l,Pir ^ If G et style, fit and quality. Get prompt shipment. G et estnldlsli.-<l will mill iii-l*-rlully to Frank Miller. Mrs. It, A N.-wmipi, little »».n who unv visiting Mr#. Geo. lhe nttnictlv.in-s* of life in the ...unsliocs that wear, at lowest prices, and put dificrcncc in Mrs. Pukston, Mi*. Braxton Per­ y o ur pocket. In a year jt w ill be considerable.________ try, tiu.J should therefore proven I them kins, Mr*. F. E. Roumillat, NJ^rs.. G. , ---------------- il.x-Mrig -♦»» (lie -i tttr Yaar Opjvnrtanit; Waadfria! Vafata Sitiafactim CtwtttMd Mi*. A. 1>. Furrish and Harvey, uvuld life on the farm. P. ' S»mn,~Mrs.'"Juliu* 'S. li'uftzf .'.TriT FalconII ■(ha*, ---at*-----m l Thl,!• U yo o r nriwlanitr o p iw fti VV« abmlntrlf loirifllit w-1 1* T*«>r valw,. IWihiinlrnmrnia to buy b « r ch ehejp * .p— -VY*i*u '» r«u t.n t, It t ilic lio n * Yot Boy Symes,* Mr*. W. J: Thigpen, will leave tomori »w fur Gr-cuville, q u a m i u c , aud w l J d i M k , hl>€, |„ r (h, MhnU 1 , 0 , 1 , %«tll be rc lu rn ril jx it t o llf Mr*. It.. E. Tolar. M r*.'H a! V ight. }>'. C., -to Hpcnd ihe ( li.*i*tutn* Ben boo.,ra rritc*. Yau w ill 4r« „ d ( . , b « f (<• lhe if t<ni ere not iitix b ril, am i .Tin* Gaspnrllla Carnival 1 fic>«r find itith tbo# b*r* inby, i t p ric e * m ay under « e pey d u r |e « Mis. J. M . Wclface,' Mr*. ... H sun with he him • folk*. «* ln * anywher*. Small |h- * , r *a<*. V aa o n , tl b"tb vieyl* \ im run no Tumpu, Fla., Dec. 22. iLump-is profile an quick c u ll lu in ln , OU'. c l l to ItttrU ifU * n x k e| etl In b u |t(i| your Wallace, Mrs. Deane Turner. 1t.1nun of Tnmpu havij ruin-d a <*on*idovera tn .h l* a t lo tl* a ,|,i, »ho,ou,Uly. .1 •btxe under cu r p ita , y«»u extreme ly luw pncct« freshment guests w-ere^ Mrs. John Mr*. W J. I!.!! l. ft on \\; ,l.„- l .y ^ >um mllb whtch to again maM Landman of Altamonte, Mrsf. IE J fur .,nylur. fm.. for a (.lirDtmaa rimpurilla Carnival Ilia croW'lSpecial Utra2 Big Fall Catalog Sent Freo Holly, Mrs.' Allan Jones, Mr,*. Ar­ viiii. |o** 1 factory Qlltr Mr. • Hill will join her on feuture of the Smith Florida Our big, r*tdn< * . . chie Betts, Mr*. Herbert Lyinnn of Sim day. ^ . . Fair,, the date* of which arc >>bru; conteiniughundreds A;«ais V u lii of illu stp ttu n i, W * w ill r » f a comi oration, Next to Hcminole Altumonte.* Mrtf. A. D. Pantsir;' Mr*. *“ ‘ 'ar.. 2 to 10, and Fittend to promote mlssloo lo ■«* on* »• \ nruvtRiD completo oi iripFannie 'Mun*<fn. Mis. Zcb BatlitT, Mr. and M/*i ( • L. Goodhue wil jt on R |ur^er Hcal(* than that of last ir t iin * orJcr* lo r u* ^o.opcralivc Mercantile Co. tions ar.d ru \ hot* \ \ sent. Mrs. John Smith, Mr*. J. S. Wilson k in o tomorrow .fo r Oriundo to February, winch w‘a*’ somewhat dis­ t"Mi atnnnS friend,. v-V \ . AW**ua , tom priev-s w\H ho (Um.iJtrmM* »td * and MU.* GlmHolte Hand. spfitil f#’Jiriiitma-t nivlih tholr daugb appointing became thnnc in charge \ Slack Vkl. In tome too b* mad* gladly sent tree V X fl»la T**. ihl, way. Writ* lur trr, Mrs. Vance Dougins* upon riq-jf»t. Semi M m. hud little money with whirh to work. p in p w iliM . t in * for your copy today Social f ’ub-fidor Although • bluditcM conditions in Mr,'nnd Mr*. R. A. Newman ami Tampa have not heefi ns good Us doTo-night Falcon Slip?! Co., DepL 7B New Orleanf Mi. Geo. A. DeC'.ottes entertain!' little daughter, Olivo, with .Sirs. ,(,(| | j’jn realized that crowds will . .. . . , . . 1 <>______ I* ■ t I I I . . I I I 1... , 1... C l . . ! . , . . . . . . 1 . . . with dinner ilanco at Hotel Qirnes j E. Hill will he the Christmn* guer't tint come to tiu> fair from other Chas.i in honor of Mr. and Mrs.. Chas.jof Mr. Newman’s mother, Mu. j}cj|< . . Olive Newman at Oriundo. Christmas Day Family reunions and dinner purMiss Katherine Wllkey of Chat-. tics. I - • Tiiiuwgii w expected today ttflie the (w h o l e s a l e o n l y ) guest of.iter sister, Mrs. \f. J. Thig­ At 5:20 i\ M .— 12:00 |„ 2:00 1>. M. Community' Christmas Treoe -■ pen. Tuesday. Dec. 2C ^D'-'irn of Tomato Soup v Social Department annual hall at Mrs. D. A. Caldwell and daugh­ ter, Miss Alire Caldwell urrived Carnes Hotel. ^each IVittcrs with Sauce Sunday from Atlanta. Ladies Minstrels in /JrLund . Nut Salad The Music Department Minstrel* p !urv Lettuce gnvo a successful ^performance in Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lcchlightncr DcLand on Tuesday night nnd were nnd little daughter of Hrintol, Tenn., Native Turkey received with heartiest ' encore*. A are guests of their sister, Mrs. Ber­ Oyster Dressing cljpping from DeLand News follows: ner on Magnolia avenue. To a fair sized house last night the r rani lorry Jelly Mrs. Cha*. Bell, Mrs. Geo. Bishop Sanford Ladies Minstrels, under the wbccucd Pig, Brown Gravy auspices of the' NVomun's Cluh of and Mr. Geo. DeCottes motored DeLand, gnvo n splendid entertain­ over to DeLand on Thursday after­ Apple sauce ment at the DeLand opera . house. noon for the Christmas shopping. dmin Mashed Potatoes There happened to lie several other Miss Ann Chen null Wallace of Who buys their autos and then keeps them upl Who loses when your netghbor goea broke Garden !*oas cntc.-tainirents In DcLand on the ilacon, G*., arrived last night to and sticks the'Jobber9 _ same evening— the Maxwr ! Kane ( -Bulied Yellow Yams tent shoes and carnival, ipeclal visit her sister, Mrs. C. Boyce Beil. •p Steamed Rice feature pictures fho ITince**, Miss Wallace is teacher of expression Buy your goods fr,om tjie house that travels no salesmen, gives no credtl, hence baa no credit. Mullins M0t Biscuit Rchool of Music entertainment at at Wesleyan Femnlb College. losses Write for price list tODAY the university auditorium, etc-, he* >r°sia and FrPit Cake Mrs. Charlotte \ Smith and Mr*. sides the weather was biltoriy cold. Coffee M ilk All these things tended to cut down , P. G. Ferguson 'lmvo returned from the attendance. ’ 11 pleasant visit to Jacksonville. H otel Make Home Beautiful Auto A ccesso ries Sporting Goods Save Money On Shoes • Ctirfstmas Presents For &>ys-and-Girls“ — Sanford C y c le C o . ' $ 2.09 XIAS DINNER A. C . L. Restaurant S E N D YOUR O R D ER S MAI L D IR E C T TO <g> WHO PAYS THE JOBBER’S SALESM AN? YOU DO, MR. RETAILER! WAKE UP!! GAIL GROCERY CO. ^ J JACKSONVILLE, FLA, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1916 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1916; <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/a83c386dbeddcb0b8b8963651ec0852d.pdf 8b4ba0f3dc8c1fe72915e3a2c9dfb1e6 PDF Text Text Dietcrlch if C IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B LE S E C T IO N IN SANFORD— Life la Wotth Living tjX THE TERM S PEACE AND W ANTS RESULTS M .MHLI! 3G SAN’ FORl). FLORIDA, FRIDAY. DECEMBER volume The Sun II rot her*’ Show* .ire now rounding out u quarter of a century o( successful umuiiement endeavor and for the current seusou have added many entirely, new (nature* and hiit sensational displays. ' In plain Word*, the show is newer, brighter and better .than" over-Indore. The aggregation, will arrive here via npcciui railway service bringing n magnificent rolling stock qqulpment. The wild beast section and SAYS ENTENTE OF the big free horse jn ir »r«* "l*0 BLACK H AM M O CK DAISIES E N G IA N D among the prominent attractions TOO MUCH FOB ORANGE W IL L DICTATE with this show. -Washington. L>. Appr?hen,ion that the United States S i t be drawn into the..war l»eof the .titical situation occudtA u s neutral, was one of the Mions for President . Wilson.’* dla” h 0f notes to the belligerent* ^ioc them to discuss terms of r” Secretary Laming todny is[2 ihe Statement that the matcrlul of the United Stntes hud hot Wn the paramount consideration. America’* fights,' he said, hud nt<, 'anil as the united wiiji "drawing ^nearer the m e of war it was r ntitled to know Oirlly. *'h lit each belligerent seeks l, o:drr that we may rfig ulate our CO&duvJ m the future. ’ SUCKERS • Her Supporter* "Thorn, in I'nlm Reach Post: ! ’ m not sure about it, hut it run* in my. mind that tie Winter Haven Chief recently *aid it was to he hoped the new politician from Montana. Miss Jeanette Rankin, would never lore her supporters! Shirks llrcah . Chicago, Dec. 2l! After u wildly exciting opening during which prices broke as much as seven cents as a re­ sult of the President’ s note, wheat rallied,, closing strong, onoreighth lower to 2 *i higher. . New York. Dec. 21. Many brok­ ers refused to accept !.*< than fifty per tent margins. The day's trading Secretary Lansing’s . * ’itc e t. ipoe which the White House refoed to comment, was ns I *'to >*: -jt isn’t our material lnttre.M •we Hdin mtml when the note '.us sent A«t more and more our ,ov n rights in becoming involvetl h.v hcligcrb*j on Hot li *’ lc* co thnt t inditlons n hrrsrt'i' g increasing!) critic.n |aesn h> that we are drawing nearg tfc,. vrrgc’ .il war ourselves and we Ki entitled to know what e o h be!ferre-t seeks in ortler to regulate Oviedo High School played a re­ turn game of basket hall with Or­ lando High Friday afternoon. The Oviedo girls won by u score of IK to 14. Owing to-the condition of the Orlando outdoor court nmi the weather the Orlando management requested the .visitors to,play in the Armory, to whieli they agrerd: The game was called at 8:15 hy RHereu .Marshall. Oviedo opened the game with a series of plays that Vcre too fust for Orfaudo and in fopr minutes Orlando had run up six points while holding their op­ ponents seorclc's. Football Coach Hawes, at present in charge of the destinie* of- the Orlando girls’ team. : I VinVe just received the Christ­ man i lit ion of The Herald and I wish to compliment you on the fine paper you printed ,ih hunyr of the Christina* *season. Snnford should indeed he proud of such a paper’ and‘ from Jhi* .logic* of the ail*, you are well patronised. With he*t( wishes for your contin­ ued succeess I am. Yours respectfully, C. A. Nichols. Ass’ t Cashier, luwu Statu Hank <b Trust Co. TERM S Washlngtoh, D pc. 21.— LloydGeorgi*’* speech leave*.the door open for "peace, according to the' view of the While House und state depart­ ment. This uiso is the view of thy Her­ man embassy, where n statement was made tonight thut Germany would not he the lirst to dose the door. • With the presentation of the Allie’s answer to the German proposals it 4s believed in official circles actual peace proposals will soon he under way. ’ ’ "’ . Some Let lure Ralph ChupniUn is the hoy who' puts the punch In the John Russell farm on lieardall and that lie is rais­ ing some fine lettuce is demonstrated by the large heud he le ft.a t The Herald otiice yestdrdny. Thunks, Ralph, and you cun tiring it in :jl! during the season. • Huh Gonralc* Dead El Paso, Dec. 20. Sergeant Rob­ ert K. Gonzales, of the Second South Carolina regiment, * died at Fort Hliss' Hospital last night. He wits ill four days. He tVn*« the son of W. K. Go males. American minister o f Cuba. Hi* was widely known as .1 p iragraplier for t fie t *nlntuhi.i State. He was aged 8. favor. luring the halves, 'much to the ujst of the ut initiated ipirtutor*. HIGH C O S T OF EGGS AID TU RNING T IIE FARM ERS TO W ARD POULTRY hrol Tins »,s regarded as a detnuml upon Germany. to present her peace FIjORIDA HAS GROW N FAST term Get many was declared tonight t ER TH A N ANY O TH ER STATE he ready to present those terms, hut IN UNION docs not wish public discussion. Washington, .Dec I. The popu sided into, ;l state of inocuous desu- 1 Tu TiTiTi of Die TTiTtihr’ STfll^ cAfiUiV London. Dee. 21. I he announce­ etude for the rest of the game. ment m I hi' House of Commons to­ tics to shift to tlie cities, according Throughout the game t)\icd<> suf­ day by David Lloyd-George, the to estimates announced today hy fered severely from penalties. Hi of new .prime minister, that the .first the census bureau. The estimates, the II point* scored hy her oppo­ art of his administration was tin* re- based on the rate of population in­ nents being made on free throws je. linn of I lie proposal n( the Cen­ crease* from I !MI0 to I9II1. disclosed Thesu throw* were not sufficient t" tral Towers fur a peace conference, thut I0.!l per cent iff the country’* overcome I he lend the Oviedo (or constituted one of the most momen­ inhabitants now live in the eilits of warils maintained hy shooting field tous scenes which the oldest J'nrlin- more than 8,1100 us against .IN.fi per goals. Oviedo surpassed Orlando in meiitary veterans have ever wit- cent in IfilO. The entire population every department of the game ex­ •if continental I'rited Slabs for Ifilii cept in scoring from free throws. bus already been estimated at 102.­ In th is resp ect M is s Dover of i.irr 017,412. ,1 lie total in the States, fo re the A llie s eiu iiil g i ' v favorable Inndo did brilliant work. _ The it\n-' Territories and. United States’ posconsideration lo such an invitation do playeis put up tin all around they must know that Gcrniifpy was S‘.«4|nr.s is put at 112.4 I 1.020. git iiit* without individual starring. prepared to accede lo tin* Allies" Tin* stale* have taken census since The Orlando leaiii recently met terms, giving "complete resiit\ition, st federal census in IfilD and seven with heavy loss in the resignation of Fine poultry, fine stock and fine displays of fruits and vegetable* and feeds will he the specialty of the Seminole County Fair if General Manager II. C. Lyman gets the proper support from the farmer* *»f this county. Mr. Lyman is as busy as the pro­ verbial bee in a syrup barrel and his office In the Wei borne block on Commercial street is thronged every day witli the people from the coun­ ty who art* anxious \o make display* und there are also other people who wish to exhibit their manufactured urtleli**, etc., In fact the booths at the (air ground* will he doubled over the first figures anil Chairman Miller fu ll re p q r ;lt ia il—in n l-e tt«—4<ini-t**tnrmti„ liutM-g'sHwi; f»«'t«* mid figure* wr -Miss L illian—<mil h ii'i. minTT f "nfii - ' i rr,'1 nmf thnt trr entrf rt rnuterrnrp hTrvr'tir_ wirpT\,“ TtVfT—cr7nTtT(V Tor die' Jietent observer* rate Mi-s Stmtft upon the invitation ol Germany,, creased (rum l ‘*lrt to (fits, the great­ many exhibits that will he here the ,.ne of tile heat ninth 1* in th e statu..proclaiming herself victorious, with­ est reduction being in Wyoming, 2.fi She did wonderful work In whip- j out uny knowledge of her proposals, tfc*r »?'• lighting per rent. The !i«;st in* rease was in ping it green team into shape (or the would he "putting our heads into u lowii, with a growth of but six per preliminary games. Without her noose with the end X the rope in cent. Tin* greatest i ncrease was 22.*r» <>pp*»rt ii nil > coaching the team has not improved ; Ginanwuy** .JiumU^.'— ■-------- —— * ■■* per. eenl in Flotilla, In . Florida, a .! Ill'll nntehlcas state, -to 1 the- I'AU'lll mar eTITTV sea fou T Mr. Lloyd-Geqfge asserted that Iowa a’ ld Massaijhuscttft the per­ ^ w *!>y sons the ready toast, game* gave promise of. ut'thc moment Germany was pen­ Around thy thousand miles of const Among the sped ato il present* ning the note, nssurlng her convic­ centage iff Increase fmni Ifi05 to Tkr inuth seas toss, oftd toss und were noted an Interested group of tions u* to the rights of nl*her na­ lfilf» was grenter than‘from IfiOO to •* wait Cathedral school gills anti the Or- tions; she was dragging Belgians Jnlo IfiUh but in tin* other seVen states it wus-mueh higher than IfiOO to IfilO Tbc day, when from harbor lutr and lundo .fopthall squad which bucked slavery. Ho unnounced that the than from |fi05-1trf 5. In Kansas strait, ’ . up their coach in splendid shupe.^- j note presented through Washington Nojth and South-Dakota and Wyo­ Skill .illy forth the Nation's fh'S'ts From OCiodo Mrs. W .-H . H ow -j contained no proposals of terms hut ming the rate of growth from IfiOO A#d i 4..c thy Gulf a sea of streets nril, Mr*. H. H. M cC all‘ und Mrs.' was a paraphrase of (.’ hanci'llor von to IfilO wtut nearly douldv that from ” >at lead nil t0 Pacific’s Crntc. William* were present. All are eh- ‘ Bethmann Hollweg’s speech und ...H — present 1005.to IfiIf». In.Iowa a decrease of ~i* here that Fate with Purpose thusiastie followers of the team antlj that the Allies lin’d separately con­ 7,082 was shown from 1900 to 1910 meets, ' • they were highly pleased over the| cluded to reject it although they hud nnd an Increoso of I Is,Old from 1905 That ( hnrtii* aud Will muy harmon- mun will usi* common sense nnti Outcome. . Informally exchanged views and to 1915. In New J’ersey, Naw.York -• l*e; • Line up: study conditions and the Lymans would within u few days present a and Rhode Island slight decreases Today the tale of time completes; * are not altogether theorists for they * , Oviedo K. Howard, Cnpt., r. f.; joint reply. were indicated hy the state returns Ufnr the world shall turn its eye*. have the practical demonstration ut E. Marshall. 1. L: N. Williaus. f. of 1905 und lfi!5 us compared with ™or • Ka"t and'West shnll mingle their plnce near Forest City and I ike the Christmas Edition M. Marshall, r, c.; C). U*zet"te, r. g.r| tho increases from 1900 to 1910. L hcte;t . . their fine hogs and their corn nnd The Christmas edition of tho SanArouii- thy sons—their day draws other products at the Seminole In the past six yeurs the growth in Dovcr, r. I.; E. Rob- 1ford Herald seem* to liuvo pleased near! * the white population was 10,000,000 County Fair will show the people f."; D. Hrurc, I. c.; A. I the people in various state* and the. and the negro population about from ’ Missouri. • , • F. Rock,, r. g.; II. following letters are among those three-fourths of a million. •tro’isr • I firm So get busy, all you people in received.this week; • Seminole who have fine stock and Chicago. Dec. 18. 1916. The populations of some of tho mastery of . this get them ull ready for thu fair. People* Hank, Snnford, Fla. leuding cities us estimated today nret You will he able to get a prize that Gentlemen: New York 5.002.811,'Chicago 2,497.­ “ le rare, exuding health, Thank you for sending us the 722, Philadelphia" 1,709,518, will repuy you fo, the extra trouble St. I " r " t lan,i beyond men’s ken. und there will he plenty of people copy of the Snnford Herald. From Louis 757,009, Boston 766,170, the size und uppeurance of The Cleveland 674.07:1, 'Baltimore 589,ii 1,01 *"e ^'Iconted stranger, when here who want to buy just tho kind of stock thnt you bring-to the fair. Herald one would think it wu* a Nor7 m,,h* lln,i himself more fit, Christmu* edition of a Chicago pa-t lo, Edith Howard, fi field Thii ' * r <ru*n nat*v* wit; Laying Smaller Eggs |’free throws; Elsie Marsahll, pel. Ftn-tr 110 *"m* to Krow true Mrs. Osteen brought some small Your particular ud is n dandy.. It goals, 2 free throws, S ‘ hi* hmd is ours, - ‘ egps in to Tho Herald office the other has been set up with more intelli­ ido— Miss , Dover, 10 ^ free (Jod * lat ov® il love to serve; day nnd announced thut since the gence than nny ad thnt has come to 1 field goal; Elizabeth Rohnrrvr re" Mhl,n eVcry he!irt nnd ^fcgs hud gorfe down to 65 cents per us, so far, from ull of our fourteen 1 field goal. •* A|h'm . r a danger near us lowers. dozen her hens were now economiz­ htindreij. clients. This ud. is hound ing and laying smaller eggs. There to bring you a good hunch of busi­ AB,merrot11 r" K.euu*’ ria,i>’ - » i i ness und open for you hundreds of ‘ he throbbing futuro’s call! are some state* that sell eggs hy tho Christmas Hanking Club accounts." Uenjantln Henson Lane. • pound hut in Florida they sell them by the dozen and we are wondering ‘ We certainly wish to..cojigrntulutu wdirtt the trndo would do if Mr*. you on the progressive spirit of -your ‘ ‘ rru * I "m o r r o w Osteen brings in n few dozen of the <-oming of Sun Brother*’ smaller eggs nnd want? the same The Herald regressive Shows to Sanprice for them: • Respectfully yours, • - «rd parent* are projnis•• ■ f ■Charles N. Crowdsoo, |hildren that they will take Merrjr Christmas Uutcault Advertising Co r><* show without fail. BachA good many men aro wondering /nai«l«n aunta are rir tiejihews* nnd nieces * ,n*ious* that "the chil “ good time." whether it is best to go Into bank­ ruptcy now or wait until nfU*r they ate trusted for their Christmas presents. ' . West Liberty, Iowa, Dec. 18 Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla. Gentlemen: AFTE R N O O N O F C H R IS TM A S DAY XVJU, BE M E M O R ­ ABLE EVENT grant Indicative of the Christmas splrif has been arranged. The exer­ cises will he brief that all may feel that they can he present. The Idea has been received with such enthusi­ asm that it is reasonable to sup­ pose there will he a goodly crowd in at tendance. The hour has been set for !ivo thirty as this is believed to he an hour that will appeal, to all, just between the lights when the sig­ nificance if* the celebration will bo most impressive. Parents' are eurni estly requested' to come und bring with them 'the children of the family. Gifts wifi not lie compulsory, hut It is hoped there wilt he enough to fill the ha-lit- for Sanford's poor Toy* anil groceries, clothing, fruits and a'l guild tilings will lie gratefully ap­ preciated. Anyone who knows of u family in need is requested to give t he name to-Mr*. W. P. t'nrtcr, sec­ retary of the Welfare Department, Woman'll Club. .The names will bo known only to the committee on distribution. Mrs. Carter has a tclTasinis, uigunizutinns itn.d imlividuals ure urged to report the name* of those in -need whom they may have on their list and every one is assured there will he no embarrass­ ment for the recipient. Mrs. C. R. Walker and Mr*. A.D. Smith will receive the gift* at tho hand stand in the park from five o’clock until after the celebration so that whoever desires to give will either bring or send their donation* to the hand stand ut thut hour. Mrs. J. W. Harms is chairman of committee on arrangements,, with Mrs. II. C. Gerror und Miss Nellie Elder decorating committee and Mrs. U W. Abernathy, chairman of tho Sunday schools committee with Miss Lettlrf . Caldwell representing tho I'rcrtby terian S. S., Miss Clairs Walker the Congregational und Mr*. Scoggan the Huptist. Mrs. Aber­ nathy representing the Method- — T»t. . TI.eTTmij ren of these Sunday school* must"meet-the ladies at their respective Sumlny schools ut five o’ clock Monday afternoon. They will enter the purk and group at tho hand stand a* follows: I’ reshyteriann at Oak aVentic apd- Fourth street; lliiptista, Ouk avenue und Fifth street;.' Methodist, at Park avenun and1 Fifth street; Copgregutlonal srt Tark avenue and Fourth street. . Children of the .Catholic" and Kpi»copul churchp* "will fall in lino with the other Sunday schools. Children coming In from 'outlying district* will line up with the Congregational." The program follows; Music while assembling. Processional, "Joy to the World.” Song, "America,” Community singing. . • Invocation—R e v..F. E. Steinmeyer. . Carol—Congregational S. S. Carol— Presbyterian S. S. Community Chrlutmas. Tree Idea briefly explained by Rev. J. A. Davidson. . Curol Methodist Sunday School, Recessional— Mr. Chas. Polk will lead the Ring­ ing and it is hoped the Baptist Sunday Orchestra will supply tho music insUiad of u enrol. Every child Is requested to, bo prompt for the* exe? Ihps will be short lasting not more than forty five min­ utes. Poslofflrc Will Open . Postmaster Elder announces" that the postolfice window* will he open on Sunday, December 24th and on Christmas Duy from 9 to 10 a. m., for tho convenience of the public.. No money order business will be transacted. . City carriers t\(ll make morning trips on" both days. Rural carriers will make regular trips Monday but none on Sunday. �AMONG THE THEATRES Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford in the toils of the police. Trask had escaped from the'saloon during thlmelee. Lyric Tonight. . I*>i* Stafford Juie Power. Judge Ftceman Henry Weaver Gideon Tiask Frank McGlynn Staas Ca.sinur Maury Steunrt “ Choey" McFadden Rapley Holmes “ The Hug** Anclaide Hastings . . , , _ , .. , , . in Gideon Trask the murderer of her . . . lotcr, Richard Freneau. und n>* * , * , i coveting from the swoon, that fol, , ... . ,« ■ .t lows her, recognition of Trask, sets out to follow the murderer. She traces him down into an evil pnrt .......... ......... .............. 80 8W,m>' frorrt l'luco lo P1* " how' ttVer R°y<*e U W * r quite nbli *° <u,rH “ P ta h,*r- “ nfl Mily arrive* 1,1 On* » “ Ioon therefore after Gloria bus been insulted by McFadden U,‘ Vr*' knocks .the burly Itowery char­ ucter down und ,th«*n the police an summoned to hrenk up the riot ... , . „ which follows. Gloria, Royge ami .. ,, ’ • , . . . McFadden are arrested and taken .................. .. ... .. o night court, where Judge Free* . . . * Plfrpont Stafford are as tonished to behold Gloria nnd Royer Bushman nnd linyne in “ In the IHplotnlir Service** Francis \. Hushman and lleverly llane, the foremost stellar combina­ tion in motion pictures will be tern on the screen here at the Star The­ atre on Tuesday, in “ In the Diplo­ matic Service,’’ a live part Metro wonderplay. Among some of the Ing and interesting scenes in this production are a state ball given in Washington. I). honoring the foreign diplomats, and glimpses o( the nation's capitol with the Hushman-Hayne players very much in twiddles. Th« story of—“ In the Diplomatic Service” is, us the title implies o ik * of romance and teeming with big dramatic movenients. There is an unusual love .story inter­ woven thorughout. and altogether .tMeliwM-hc-G fernhnni—-f^ntur l*vmTre!*-Krysrr,nrrr<m7 Itstl Keystone Comedy. . Saturday— "Tho White Lie". Sell* Tribune New s' “ Ham and Mud", seventh chapter ol “ Liberty" Best of Mask I.:ulies Free Thursday Programme A T THE STAR Tuesday— Metro presents Francis X man and Beverly Bayne in "Di| Services.” . Wednesday World presents Robert Warwick and Gail Kane in “ The. Heart of a Hero” , a six part story of thedife of Nathan Hale. l! Thursday— World presents House ’Peters in “ The Hand of Peril" also "Mishaps of Mustv Suffer” . •iday—-Marie Doro in Charles Dicken’s noted story “ Oliver Twist” . . . <♦> li^ CLASSIFIED ♦ ADVERTISING <♦> • 4 ♦ ♦ U All Local AdvcrtiscnicntH Under Thin Heading TH RE E CENTS a Line For Each InHcrtion. Minimum Charge 25 Cenla. In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the ad, please do not nsk The Herald for information ns to tho identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertisor is and if wo do we are not nllowcd to give out this information. Simply writo a letter and address ii as per in­ struction! in the ad. • For Sale—8 room house is bed iryddc hut in . fair c about I acres good land, 2 crops.- Price ^750.00. . 10 acres about 3 miles fr (ord, gpod land, snjall huus acres cleared" but. not now Thursday;—“ From the Deep.........Phe Mayor's Fall from Grace". Pearl White in "The Pearl of the Army” . Ludic's Free. Hurt. ♦ For Rent—Two light I rooms and one bedroom For Rent—Cottage corner nolia and Eleventh. Apply door. Nine dollars per mj>n eluding water. . far light '■i droonu 8tort, I'M Itp Furnished Rooms |;; or Month— Parlr aWi North Pnrk avenue. Philips & Co. drug •lames Patton, .man.ua For Rt nt 708 1l*ark ■•' > . Fs- 1 quin* of h . C. 1)Uitn«. , lint and 1 JPark avenue; -48-tf 1------WANTED • For Sale— Use I ' 1 Overland 15 Wanted — 6 nrre fnrm. Have nt- I I Ruick 37-14 1tomer for an imprn v. d .7 ii rr lun, 1 I liuirk 25-14. iwell locufed and with I The above cars .-ire real bargains. ptUTsf l»e rHeu l». ' o P.Hi-" ,ir'1. Sin- I I.V2tc 1 : ford. Fur Side Secondhand safes sizes from 2 feet to 5 feel high. I Taylor, 3 in 1 Store. 35-1 ! Let me sell your Packard, Sanford rt.v. J. 0.1 -’tr 1 For Sale—Two six room houses cheap, corner of Eleventh and Gr­ and avenue. See Cleveland Hall at Irwin Si Giles. * 34-tf For Sale— My Ford. Body N. G. For Sale— A Michigan launch, 10 | lint balance, including tire* in good feet, 2 oyl., 0 II. Power, speed 10 | shape. Would muku good truck. miles, nearly new and cheap now. | $175.00. J. H. Rep. East 2nd *St_. Sanilfnnl--— 4. O. Pmk.ud. Sanfurit:*' Tonight-r-“ Money to Burn," "The Bride groom*" Thirteenth Episode of Romance" , in g! you hack to those days at tbo Star 3 acre place at Forest City. 2 Theatre on Wednesday, when this acres in orange and grapefruit, G unusual play will he shown. .. room house,., screened porches, chicken yards, also a store building Dorothy Gish in “ Grelchcn the on lot. Price $1800.00. J. 0. Park'urd, Hanford, Florida. Greenhorn** 35-2tc Gretchen is a typical Dorothy . For Exrhnngc: . Gish role. Miss Gish interprets the New Hampshire farm for Floridn. pnrt with characteristic rhnrm and a Equity in Indiana fnrm for.Florgreut wealth of imagination. She is almost irrepressible in the part of 20 Acre Farm near. Washington, the little Dutrh girl nnd will be thor­ oughly adopted wherever she is seen. D. C.. for Floridn. to Acres, splendid (lowing well, This part will make for her a good hamihock land. Black Hammock many more friends nnd'admirers. district for northern or western or Lyric Wednesday.* stock merchandise. 10 Acre all improved and tiled Sanford Truck Farm .for northern, western or merchandise. Let inc know what you have for trade. . . . J. (). Pneknrd, Sanford. Floridn. True Hislorirnl Story “ Nathan Hale, a splendid young mun conducts a small school in New London, Connecticut. * during those trying days jurft before the Colon­ ists' declaration of war with Eng­ land." f ■ , Nathan Hide? What American is not familiar with that noble figure df our early days. The story of "The Heart uL a H e ro "' is boned on his life. Robert Warwick und Gail Kane, assisted hy the usual excellent supporting cast found in all World Pictures Brady-Made, will carry i Fine horse and buggy oranges, grapefruit, fruits n W. 6 . Green's Illack- allies. We will )iuy them corner ’3rd St. und Sail­ on consignment. Writo u». Produce Co., Concord, WanteiJ—Ship us your oraep*. grapefruit, tangerines, pineapple other fruits und vegetables. H»fhest prices obtained. Prompt rrturB*For Sale, on. West Side Fifteen Georgiu Produce"Compan>. Msco®* * . -'••‘J'MPacre*, 7>* tiled and . farmed five Georgia. years, 3 flowing wells. 1 mile from Wanted— Lady wisl For Sale— I t acre truck • farm, londing stntion. Seven room house stenographer. Work with hnthroom nnd hot and cold cleared and crppjied several years Rox 1052, Sutiford. hut not tiled. Well drained and water. Long time. Enquire Herald OUlce. V. • 31-Jt fri p Dec. 14th— Plat" K°ld well fenced. Inside city limits and ig. engraved Inside E. P- **■ would make fine uuhdivi>do|i. Price For Sple—A second hand sewing 06. Kinder will please lr » « $3500.. . * ~ 7 machine cheap. Inquire 204. French, Id office and receive reward120 acres, fine (lowing well, huiq- avenue. * . 20-tf ntnnm . " 34-.IP mock Ja’nd, crofted by hrirk road umL For Salo—T w o very desirahlo hy railroad. Would make fine hog ranch or splendid for development building lots in Sanford Heights, ------------ -------Nov. It, nnd sale as small fnrms. Nothing Nos. 73 and 74. Will sell for $200 Nottro !■ hrroby *ivrn th*t better. Price only $30.00 per acre. ouch or if taken together will make I Itllo of IH Irto , fir .. *ho on J«IJ id r llpro*»tr».l I’ ntrjr. N*1- u lJ. O. Packard, Sanford, Florida. lower price on the fcw6 lots. Apply M N VV M of NK Soellon T a »in »l to the Farmers & Merchants' Rank, lU n t* 31 T / IIG s m m Misl nolle* ot Inltnllon lo T," Headland, Ala. • 18-tf f»oOt lo riUlrtUb claim IOMh« lab For Sale Sanford Trunk Farms, rfe.eriUd.f l»*for* CUrt < ‘ ' tiled or partly tiled. For Sale—Heavy douhl6 buggy, S.nfoM , Florida, on tha iM h day 1910. .10 A. 6 f • denied, 3 tiled nnd in Platform springB, rnnopy top, lenthcr ctmbor, CUimsnt nam»« •• • ' ‘ ■•taja— S b rllT Ju/niran ot W inn r I V * v , crops, good tiling and splendid well. cushions. Could he made a delivery K. W. I'kubli of W Intar l ari'. Price $2,000, wagon. Sanford Wagon Works. Ilanry llrnwn of ‘ Ivlolo, M i, S. M. W ood. of. °^|5 jJt . W*’ ~ 4 A. All improved und in crops, ' 23-tf ll^flllrb small house, insido city-limits, price For Sale—Ontf international truck Thoroughly .overhauled and paint­ ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. . 7-tf reasonable olfer refused. Can h seen afternoons. 006 Myrtlo Ave. • 33-1tr F*br Sale— Marine motor, 18 honepower, 3 cylinder, 3 .cycle, Ferro, First class condition, Sanford Mach­ ine & Garage Co. U3-tf FOR R E N T Fur Sale—Country Homes: 15 acres, 8 improved. 200 large bearing orange trees, 5000 pineanplei under shu ' le, .place irrigated, two wells with engines. G.rootn house, also 8 room house not occupied, Price $2500.00. , . For Rent—Thtec rooms furnished RH EU M ATISM POWDERS rear of St. Johns Hotel, ’corner of Laurel and First St. Inquire Wil­ and hare thrown away rrut^ c8* c. You cun afTord t<vtry lhe" 1' . liam Tuggles. 35-2tp only.-by us, 50c and $1.00. R-C. ^ For Rent—4 room house, $10 per month. 422 Palmetto Ave. Enquire Haynes, Herald Office. 35-tf �»!§ ■ ■■......... 1 m V v Tr The-latest cure for w . H. I l r a * i l » l . I amptataaat the Toledo Bee. Is counting your In­ Ur*. Irtb*"B . Clark/ h n halations and exhalations; but the Dal# Purrs, widow oj O. W. MaCtU, th * H air* at Low of Blade Is skeptical, urnI comments; "W e ti. W,„ U r Coll, d w u M l K. do not like mutton, bnt expect to con­ Hr Palaver. A t m oat a Co., i tinue counting sheep." In case of In­ corporation, W . J. it c k D lu . E n ai* Grooa Shoo somnia “ first, eld" should" be to turn Jr., Co., a eorporpraliun., Wilton on the light, hike up a book and read. A Todmar Fertiliser C o , o Jr. -W. Graves, l>» u. W. While this may not cure Insomnia. -It Cora. Laid Co., a C ore-, Nan ala U. defies It and Is gratifying to a belliger­ Giles aad Jam * . t abas, fc*r II«b a a d -H ..E . R oot Ltchlaent mind. try Co., a Carp., th* llsirt at JEWELER M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : ICCAHD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER ROGERS* PLATED WARE * Item s o f Interest fo r the M an ;■ # . B ehind the P lo w ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES LI aid * Smokrla Good Tor Carina to the growing of feed stuffs. For tHosf who will grow cotton he*ad‘ Meat Drives a Bargain. ■ Unless you are prepared to amoka vises the planting of short staple or A woman may not be able to drlva a The your nie.it and then cover it vrjr.q early maturing . varieties. horse or a nail, but when It comes to weevil will have leas chance to dt rarritt.’Ijr, it would be better to use lrtvlng a bargain sho get*'then with liquid smoi e in curina your year’s troy the crop while in the .square* ( » l \ feet.________________ V ------ ---------------------------------------ii / * supply of pork. ' T h e ' smokehouse method is better adapted to cooler Dollars are Wasted by Burning Pert, * Guard the Thoughts; till er climates, and to pork df firmer flrah Fritter not away whni .Is left of thy Burning the waste material which Ufe In thoughtf‘ about dtherv," unletbt than sonerally produced in Florida. Use a pood brand of the smoka.and rroaa on the farms* la one of the Itioa rarest bring those tboughtfc Into most wasteful practices in the state. relation with some common Interest.— no Hi •effects will result. It will pot be necessary to cover Burning Is the easy method of get­ Marcus Aurelius.1 - " 1 - ^s , your meat with canvas, says T. Z ting rid of a crop of bean vines, Exactly. AtW«on, former agent of Suwannee weeds, grass, *Vreeds or corn stalks, "Did his uncle remember him In bts county. Liquid smoke is an Insec­ but it is one of the most extravagant tic id e sufficient -to keep the burs and foolish methods. Not only Is a w llir "No." "I seo! Another case or a rich map with a poor memory.”— away. If your meat should, mold, quantity of valuable* fertiliser des­ Detroit Free Press. rub ail the mold off with a coarse troyed but the soil is robbed of the sack, apply more liquid smoke, then hum!* which Is so essential in mak­ Dally Thought. ing it productive. ‘ *hang the meat up again. The sweetest music Is no* In orato­ If ~the wood smoke and canvas John M. Scott, animal industrial­ rios. but In the human voice whe” It. cover method it used inspect your ist to the University of Florida Ex­ speaks from Its Instant lire tones of' meat quite often. Moisture muy perimental Station figures it out .this, tenderness, truth and courage.—Emer­ collect ’ under the cover and cause way: When velvet beans are grown son. • __________ . * All Work Recelfes M y Persona the taeat to spoil. and the vines are left on the ground Attention And Beat Efforts Education. to be plowed under during the folOur publicik.-Ii*kjI system Is the most O p » M i i * City Hall Teleaboaa Na 25 Make Plana Now !oi* Vonr Winter owing winter, they add ammonia to | reqeh acre equal to . nn appUtatlon I * * £ * * ! '? ^ " I ' Tri underPmalo Crop w,nr. A t .. J . I Inkt-n by uny people, uud on t wrf* Winter gtown lri»h potatoes are HiOO pound* of cottaftsMd meal. Uirv, „ |(mr,rn, „ >f „ blIllon m more p-ofitabie to tbe_. F^ctiida. far­ p.u* the humus which romw through fhini 0 yrar. Stlacotloti (S-lmlerd our mer than the fall crown crop. It is irnir decay. If the vines are burn- j foremost Jmlustry, fnun whatever if the ear'y potato lb lt -finds' I ready ed. all of the tiumus and moit ofjiMilnt of view it may be regarded. the fertilixer are lost. A few pjundal _______ _________ -Against-Using Calomel j Hof ashes H rontuining IIM H i Pand some H putash The sickening, nauseating feeliay^ii reachm maturity*, £ior,*!.t glow n j phosph or arid are -Ith e l-re m a in , that follows the pse of calomel is the srati hi* i.ot proved satin'MCXory in* But tfar «* two rleme.nts should have natural result of disarranging your >pa*t seasons, says A. I*, iDtr.ref. " lw*en availn-te' ft; ft-ru.uc.* it the N *l.f* o f Application far AmraSm*pl- to entire system. .Doctors everywhere ■dl5l"fcl' a,t-iit ol fa*rrpm * tooj>er.t- vines had not been burned. Charur o f Haaf.rd, Cacp-Cwla Iktlll*,•re agreeing that the action of calo- tive ti 'n.u'..*iration w<;rk to the L’ nU -. , . . .. . . Caa*paay Notlra U.bkroby (iven that t r , tk* unm el.U much too strong, and leaves versity.of 1 iorid!.. who recommend* Humu* ** needed in he *oi! to Indrraicned. prr*ld*nt and *«rr*ta ry of tba Sanford’ Coca-Cola Bottling Company, by Alt, body sick and weakened. -that grower, follow the u*.ul f u e i ^ ’ I [ ^ m B holder* thereof Willapply apply -------------------- -----.h *.» m it j»«na n » i**»rl. )l mnKe the heavier .oote and mel- M »°order 0/ th* stock ! n m lU 1 1 . l \ t f i if rt n * . __ . _ _ _____ ________ . . , •* lb * tloaorat-le Governor o f tb* State-of LIV-VKR.LAX is a wonderful subQ1' northern rrottn se*d ,,ow u m tis n i i - t j fr o m det s y in t: j Hortda, at hi* * i* e n ti«« offir*. at Tall*s t i t a t e fo r c a lo m e l, that has all . of , -Mr hpemer ‘also rwconirftei. is theL' vegetable ‘ mutt tr ttid adds nothing . TA I, II PrttiW " n J*nu*rTj*ik. i*tT. it r>F ,, ,■*.,>, .mn n ,f ■* aa** m *m Its good effects and none of its had >fTFitU roW 1 n n.o 0 a larger acreage of winter ,* u. ......., . :l lexcept _____ ?! '#■ • • , - , or.M -*OB tb*»»aiur m. . , * * to 1sr the t**^ fertility it i m i l . 1 ’ D* * ill riiji, A l v Pt a* wo can le heard, for letter* patent, of ... tht* e-oi! Magazines Periodicals . Soda*Water ’. Confectionery Cigars and Tobaccos 1041st SL Phone 182 C . H. D IN G E E Plumbing and Gas F i t t i n g NATURE f f ARNS. Las at (a lia • htllcktU. le a x d, Ift'cpdants. I t to (a rtbar ordarad tkat thU . . . . ^ pabUakrd IS Ik . Sanford W paper publUkad. at Sanford |, 6*'*»- t ol Bomloolr. atnl* of Ffotlda' 0nf. for oltbt c o n m u tl* . wp*kk. ° f' * *-k W lia rw E. i A., Douftaa*. * i » , l , Circuit Court, and the **al • ( A lj* 1 « » f i r ' s a s t t e v ,D.“ « R * ^ t w o k : " * GUn, * *• 00" “ U » . n .,L CtloU os THM (a Qutot HU* St.UfUot* for Complainant. XS-T ***-S(r • , * , , as*yso.7. aaa.? la ik r < O t (* ii caart, n o t**m g "* Ftrat N ational Book of Hanford. FlpHda, a «orporati*n. • , C om ptalnonl^ CltaUap. do­ Ta lira Annio it. U itk . h l a D id * narco, widow ol U . W . Met *;l. too Itotrs at ft*W o. XI. ,W. H e Cali,- deceased. T k o Dr*k# H u ll Green Sho. Cmi-any a corpuratlca, -Georgs W . U l d Company, a carporatluB tko Heir* at Law o f C a ll* hlltchill. deceased: U *p|>eaflng from lb* athiiavlt at Ceorgx G. li.rn .* h ticiu duly rJ*. m at ho I* aoilt* U*r aad teunael lor lk< above caiooa <omptalaaai la I ho a b o n *tjr|.<l raut* and tb it It it th* b«U*l c l affiant that tb* -defendant*. M u Anal* U. Clark, Hr*. !>ua* Fierce, widow ol U. W. McCall, tb« Mira at law I G. W. McCall d*c*at*d, tt# Drake Farrs Grcoa sho* Cora par y, a corporation. George W. 1-ord Company, n corporation, ond th* brlrt it law- t t C alla Mlt<k*tt, deceased arc rnidcau o( a otat* other that tb* *tat* « ( Fla*Ida;.that tko plaeo ol residence and addrtoM 'ol tbw M id defendant- aro Mr.. Annia D. Clark, placo ol m ld*aro unknown, klra. Dak* Flare#, plat* ol residence MawklM iill*. Gerogia. Drab* Baal* Grooa Sho* Comptny, a rorporatUa, plat at bud i aad addraaa unknown, W . Lord •t tk* 1 Georg* _ T tratloo, plan of kualaor* Company, s cmporntMa, and <*i uni unknown, that tk* name* and nddfaoio* at lit* krir* at law of Q. W. MoCall. d*c«aa*d, ara unknown; tkat (ka aai and addrr**** o f tk * krlt* at law of Calla M ilrhitl ar* unknown; that tk* aald defendaata ar* or*r th * as* ol twaaty-ea# jrrart, and that lb*ra t* a * p*r»on la th* s lo t* of Florida-tk* aerate* el a aubpoeaa <upen wham waald b* blndlni upon tko la id dafandaata; .Tk*r*f*ra, you. ki^a. Duka Pt*rcw ar* or­ dered to appear to tk* HU af complaint • le d la tkla caua* cn ar before M onday, th* Mh day of January, H IT ; aid you, Mrs. An til* II. Clark. T k * Drake Knnla Green hko* Co., a corporation, tk* Uaors* W. Lord Cami any. a corporation, are ordered lu appear l* the aald blit I t complaint on or baler* Monday, th# fitb day ul February, IS I7 ; and all p a rtL s tla lit.lt( an intertat undar G. W. McC all. deceased, or other­ wise, la Let i s - e f Ulpck " D ," L ltc U U sur­ v e y af I-*»y-■1 * rant. samiatJ* county, Flor­ ida. and atf parflrw claJmlnf an Interest un­ der trail* «>r otherwise,' Calla Mltrbril. M ^rkell, «fec»*-«d, deceawd, or otherwl** In L o t l i ol Block - " D ." MilckeU Survey * ( L e v y Groat, i-*mlnol cennty, Florida, are ordvrrd ta appaar ta Ika.UU el rooiplalat duly Hid In (Old. n u n r.n rr bvforv M on­ day. tb* 6th day of March, A. 1). 181", the -aro* bring a Hal# Day of thi* raurt.* It Is further ordered tkat ihit nadr* ft* pubiafeed ia tk* Sanford Ilrrald, t o «w * apet publithed In P m ln s t* rounty, Florida, onr# n w«ek for tw rlve con**ru(fve e e i t i , 4 Witnrta F. A. Pougtau, clerk ot I ha cir­ cuit coart and the seal ibrreof, this &lh day of December, A . - I*. ISIS. <••#0 * K. A. PO tlG LA SS, Clerk of the Circuit-Court. Seminole Co.. * Georg* G.-Herring • Florida. Sollrltor foi Complainant. 3 1 -T u c-n tr Ja*p«r P, Turner and Barak *,° r,r,*««r* Siteao 'Turner. Defendant* I t ... TS Jaop*r P. Turner and Barak 'l * 1* > TamOr, raoidlac within tb* Unlud h t . . " ^ ' AmtrtT*. bat who** *aart pile* , 'V.** •* I* unknown,-and la oU otb«r p*r*on* aa iatrrrot la Lot Na. X. B l« k u m Bub-diel* loo of Dark lla tiu iirk * . ' . * * •• Hat Bank I V p . f . ki, o 7 ^ krW V r d ;"'-"> Jf t„ * PP* * ' ? * * * • smda.lt ol O. llerr ng, kartla dull Sled, that i . sf** lleitar and eauaskl lor tb* campUmaat !1 S b o v a t y lm l_ c a ^ tb- F l „ , NatknTal DaaS Sanford. Florida, ■ a rorporailon a*aD*,k ol Ito fo r d i J^orldi* forporitinn •», i ,k8* tba. belief .1 a lT,b b . affia a tth .i ,’ke* dll It la tb IkM aaD, Jaiper F. Turn.r and Barah s i l t Turner ara aaa rtaldenla at n . q Florida, aad are »r » now residing r**idlnV In in* rw. T h * ** A '. D . af America, tk .ir . . . f t pU.V n i ^ b * l » « known t * affiant Thai aald defeedanta ar* ovdr tke a*. It ‘ I f year* and tkat tker* D no peritfn• I? i S : •tat* ot tlerfd a , tk* service o f . "-a * dMetdoaf."* * ° “ W b# “ Ma t i j S Wherefore, you. Jasper P. Turner > .i Sarah Ruaaa T am er, and all o ik ,,. r],|m!* f any Hgbt, tid e nr laUrekt ia th* above i i * ertbed land* ar* ordered to apP« , ,T bill of complaint duly filed la tkC c ,u„ Monday th* Sib day ol Febrnarv a ' i f IttT , tb* aakia being a rale day’ ol Ik i It la farther ordered that this n oti» publlvbed Inlxh# Janlord Herald, a -s.JJ* paper published la Seminole rcuaty, f u Z • i Ida, one* a week (or eight conieruti*. wLTT liniaaaa, E. A Daugtam. SJrk * .r * 2 d court, and the ewel Ihereal, tkia stnh .i . I t ! NairmUer, A. D. ISIS. - * t » *»y *| ^ , e . a . Dou glass. V ■ ?* Clr,,ub Court, Barn aol. Couaty. Hotlda. ■ n ■> Df U‘ n ‘„ « « » * •*. I C. ‘ .! Gecrr* ci G. Herring, ttalUctuir tor Complainant. T7.Tnaa.Src la lha Clrcall t earl Kdkeath JaMii.l r „ rull. Seminole tan aiy. Me, Ha. I . 4 kaarery Seminole Cou ty Bank, a e;rroratlao. organixed aad arltflug Vinder'tk* la in of the atat* of Florida, Campldlnaat * ■ w »‘ r iiit in * I’. lr iftw r C. T y i» f, I)«fead in t. To Ebotaxar C. 1 vler, e-o A. M. Tjler. Otaao \(#w, Iftlaware. • *i It apieariiig from an affidavit- dajr r.!»4 * 1.1 the above elated n u t. by rounvel (w rpmtLHrrtnr. tk a t it I* the bell f of i S m '< M *i you, Hbenrier C. Tyler, are a | ‘ * a etaf* or country other than the .tat* m -.N Fltilde, • nd that your plara'af m id ran it u nM t4 * v looootin h in litit tHfip* . p o **t* I hp ! u t^ iu h h ‘on s s*m a il n ijunnEU ies o f• a m m o*n < ■» trantinc an amendment ta the Vhartrr of lire an V ia *. Delaware, la rare at a . M: uncs* 1I t1 incf w m pc ti)v n u i inejr ji.a n r t• mih |_ Fa. ’- r f 1-w»liin *1 pnttiiiAn ____ «_■ _. *1 If _ " 'I p | } U hit, ■ r». _ a . , . ; (*1111111 tgu •(Mlt.V.T w» ttiii d id *t«* , *4Ilf! (Ulfl the said Sanford Coca-Cala Bottling Com­ la Clrcall Caart. Bevealh JudlHal t Ircult Tyler; and It further appetrlnr from *.u oughly on the -liver, cleansing it j w h w i.Tigailgn ib fu ^ ii «■ hut ir a id , lh<1 frop jn m(irt, pany. and a ropy of eaid application I* now l a and I* ) Bem laol* Canalr, llarlda. la affidavit that It la lb * bellrl ol affiaat tkat H Chancery tta •wltk tko Secfratfy at State <1 tlnfyou ar* ever tk* ago of Iweaty oar man. .' bile, and ridding the entire system are adapted to tb s crop if ■fertility from the jkiII. Since plant on Ida. aa taquirwd by law, and below ikli ao- J. II Jonec, Complainant and theta I* no peraon In th* Mat* ol n*r> ve. .of stagnating poUorK Rfoptr mean* for drainage are pro- food must be in so'ution br-fore it ___ •Ira appear* tb* ropy ol th* proposed Ida, the aervlrn ot a •ubpoena upen akatn 1 _____ r ia n___ t* In aald charter, arid same ]* duly Jam ** 0. Jclkr, Jr., Trustee, rt al., would bo binding upon you; therefore, m L1V-VER-LAX- is strictly a harm- vid*‘d- ThMt’ ^Us contain much ran be tnken un ari l uted by the , eu^i'*h#d. a* requited ly law. Drlendanta. • l.ft. r.rt.r C. Tyler ar* ordeied to'appear ta , , , Wltneav our corporate east and al'nitur*, t * LIU ol complaint duty ; led In thti i**m T o. tk* unknown beire of and all parties less vegetable compound. ‘ and j. humus and can he bought to a high plant, an inrre. ■* tn the wt.ter hold-j this the sth day of n*r*A ftar, 19 a claiming Intervals' under Jaivri t). Jclka, Jr., on qr before Monday,* ike lit d « v ol J»*. Sanford t’ oca-Cela Uottling Corupany, guaranteed to give satisfaction o r M a le of- vullivodion »■ s y s te m a tic ing caparity of lh»* so'it nets nn in­ trustee lor Elisabeth C. Jetka, hi* wife, uary, 1917; a rut* day of thi. roprt; it la Per T. C. Parker, freeident. and kia cuccrcaor* hi trust, James O. J<tk>, further ordered that thia no!ire be puUtrked •your money will be returned. I n m i <r°P r o ta tio n . M a k e th e p o t a t o It. [I. Farlth Secretary. Jr. and k.liiabelh C . Jclka. hla wifa, Edward ! " crease in the plant food available. ,8 “ r r<* * i* r a * i » *w*p*per p.MkkD -T u ra -l i r • Barnard and Mary J. Barnard, his wife, la Seminole county, Florida, ont* a seek far on the O rigin a l, hearing the likenemt , 1- t° 1® inches highs ar.d (our eenaerullva weak*. •—;----- —* Theodor* llirtrid gr, ■ F. Ilartridge end To obtain the best results from Ap llcatlaa far Ameadmeal la Charter Wilneva my hand a* clrrk of lb* rirrail • •nd signature of L. K. Grigsby’. wit ft <lit< hes at the ends uf the rows, T b o m a i Ilartridce. o r any of Iham, or We, the underaigaed, hereby apply to th* ro a rt af Femlnai* oounty, Flerldx, oa UU claiming infareet Jn tb* property For sale here at 50c and J1.00 at aullicient drainage for ordinary sea­ plowing under vines, we^da anti g r o s a ­ Governor of the State ol Florida, Tor an otberwlm hrrwinatler deecribad, and ta all . parties tb* ) ( t b day ol November, 19 *. ce. the plowing should be done in amendment to th* rharler ol the Sanford claim ing aa interest la laid property, tosons wiH l>e had. (email K A. DOUGLASS, W .’ G. Aldridge. * oca-Cala Uottling Company, and keiehy w it: Clerk Of tha Cfr- ult renrt t l the Srteatk liegta four sad tea -ant hundredths Jtidifl I C frrul1, Bemiaole Oo., Fit. I'olntoes may bg planted in south December or Januury ro tney will certify that on December 4th. ISIS, at a chains; north ol aoufhwraC corner of Lot to decay ont! become a meeting of all wl lb* •tockhetder* of vald Three (X), S t'ectiaa irty iJ4), Tow n- Geo. A. 3Ifti'u 1DM* l«/| TWW*I«H Tl ihm j «four "MJ) I U *n* A Jttr*. 7> 1 * 0* a. * Florida in January, or even in De^- have litre . ., . , , , . i Company, tb* to lowing rv-eolutioni m hip Twraty (ZO) t omh*. a l - I U # f ^ n i i r t y - * * * ** C oub « I for 4 mpUlniAl* part of th e »o tl. T he ground a h o q ld unanimouity adapted; ____ _______ aaa—l Or—tat) i t ) MU, run north right) one o ,-6 -T lliM H f______ reir.ber, with comjiaratite saluty 1 W iy rna*. U -ie - g w am t advlvlbre tb abplreeet rail tartve and twenty alt one hunl«h the- preferred Mock of thD Company, from killing fr..*te. but iff North and ,M* in the -proper ronditwu_Ior’ plo redtha rbaina; aortharly atom road eleven In tba t ircatl Caart. bevealh Jndlritl r ir ­ and to change the par value of the etock and twexty on* one hundredlht rbaina; rail. ta.aad Fa* the f'aaaty af Hemla-f*. |Central KiorldA planting* a'.ouU be ,n« ’ neitt” ^ tu0 w,,‘ nor 100 dr-v*‘ I hereof, weal two hundred and nine feet; north tw o Florida, la Ckaaaorr ' ' Now, Therefore,. Be It Keeolved, th*t hundred and nine fe e t ;. we#t on* and th irty Wilftelmtn* Adams, In Her • the lattdr part of Jan- U ,,e d^ P l y • » ith .a Article Tblt-e of the amended charter of Ihk three on* hundredth# cbalm : north »l* l and Own Right and aa Ex#cutM> uf juury.- February plantings are usual‘ * rKe •,n0u« h to ct* « ' r M ot ln « Ctmpany ka further amended »<> ae to read •even ly one hundredth# rhllnt; north forty tk* Estate of Jn<u Q. Adam*. Oae Inch Card* Will Be Published Un­ two He*reei; writ to v e i l line ol Seelfon, IVrtaaed. Ila ln tid » ‘ lh * »»l. » « do ‘ him. a aa fnllowe; der This Heading At The Hale Of J7.2* I |y tjuito <nfe. ' .Article Three, The amount o f the cap- »"u th to b*(lnn[n(. ; 'VS. Citstioa Billta J The fjvb.-iD. varieties for planting *ufflrlenl drau!;ht »nu.t be it* T nock at t i l l corporation vha.T t * Fiftiaa Per fear Y o u are hereby ordered to aprrir to the Cka*. C5 Warwick. Trust**, quiet thousand Dobsta, all of wh.ch shall he rom plain ant'* tin of rom t taint btrrln filed, Robert H. It*bv>*y, Trustee, on th- I'atkonds softs are Spauld-j hUched tne P\ow' TuD ’ common stock, and the share* of this Mock on o r before Ike 5th day af Mtreh. A. D. J. P. >1 ua**lWhite • W.-H. • Sell he clthe par value of One Hundred Howard, Co-Partner*, doing ir.g s »• «c No. t a id U -a Triumph ! ’ A HJ-itn-h pi* a is good for this p .H fr * each. In ft# f atd for -n inert ul ninoey I t t T . the tame being a Rule Day of avid bualntma aa Muaaeiwbit* » roUrtLe. uU - tfici g ro w ruj j* and ’ art* work but a 3d inch disc plow is.bet- i t it prep.'rty. tebnr or lerviee* at t ,u,t it ta further ordered tkat this notict be- Howard, FairOeld Lumber Co., vaiastion, ta t# determined by th* Ueard pur h ih r.l in th* Banferd Herald, a new*, a Corporation, tb* Htlrs *1 gojd shippers. (*ther good varieties j terIf the di*r plow I* not nvai!o f n lm to r v .* ' , D EN TIST paper i u* I Ivied la Banford, la tba county l-aw ol b ill* Blgaiaw, J. W , We further reriMy that the atiov# roolu- of S e m i n o l e , title e l Florida, once a week m im o lt. W. A. Whitcomb, are lookout Mountain and Irish |able, go over the field with n d»ic Catrl* Olnon, widow, Ar.na W. lion appears *• part of tb* ml.vutw* m ,ti,| tor tw elve eonveru'lve week*. Office In Garner it Woodruff Building Cobbler. -harrow before plowing, cfoss disc meeting n Hue form. Moran, J. G. Moran, Wm. D, Wit nr. • F. a . D-U^iaee, rlttk n| our eirWatnevv our ■•gnaturr, tHa th * Sth dey ol elrrot eoart, Xnd th# * e -l o| aald court at liteoon, Norman E. Olrton, * Potato growing in many sections' l *,e *u>,d *° lnat t kvv waste materials Iletem ber, 191*. Formerly OrrupU-d By the court ■krute at FanforrLWthla *’ Tth day Heir* XI L « uf Svend Olnon. Dereaaed, I ft ten da nt. ttanford Coca-Cola P o ttin g ComgSqy,id Nttvatrber, A. Cft ’ PIS. of FJo.t-fti has davt-.oped beyond the are l,rok,,.n ,u?‘ T t!ei1 '1|u,e nr 110 I’ er T . C. Parkci, I’m dent, Dr. W. K. H o u s e h o ld e r (•eal V . A . DOUGLASS, T o Cbaa. C. tvarwlck, Tru.tr*. Robert U. ! trouble wjll be met in turning them II C. Karnh. Secretary. D avl» A Ctlrv, Jerk. trucktng’ btage, show ini that Horlda Ratnaey, Trust*#, Fairilrld Lumber C*ft a 13-Tpea-IU Bafte-iceri f?r C o rrla io a o t. Corporation, th# *H41rt a t . Law ot soils find climnles ate lavorable to j under. T o e # .I»- l Jtr Blgatow.' l i t M t w i . W. A. H 'lllr t ik THOM AM EMMKT W . * n o r ic t: Mr. Scott does-not say that thia I , CarrU Otrvon. .Anna W . kleeaa, J. T k * m u ' i i tnnual meellna af ike ttoekE. reancsoN iinc.niiot.Drn its nrbtitable prdtiurtion. Mu Ian, Wm. D. Oi*#on; will furnish nil of-.th e fertliircr holder* o( t t f Sem no'# Cauaty Bank J In lha. G u n « v#n. H r v n i t Jadtd*l Cir­ cuit. lu a*d (er Ike t.oueiy of Seminole p lu d . H a , »• i| W held In (ha office of tk* J t appearing Ireht O * aC.Uavtt ot ntorfr needed for the Jarm, but it will re- H ------- =aOT G. iltitln g. ftnUu duty di*^, that be i» * •aid bank on Tkuiaday, January 4*>'J Hfl7. ■ p - uV j . iv . . : — — IMstlicl .Agent Warn# Farmer* duri* tin-, amount that, must be U r tk# Meet lo t - r t r Baird O) D l t t tie ta F ii*l Kaift-i.al Hank c t baa. to llu u r and counsel (of tk# *b#*o n»o>*w , •are# (or th j anau a t yvae ard a. y ot . r lord. F I m U * * --eporatlan. rotnplt iaant ia ib# afM>v* atyDd can™, sad L A W Y E R S ____________________ —-Again*! t«vo G rn F A ts0lin il~ bought. _ , Cantplalaant . b ajir.o* that m*> cqnve natare tL# board. that It I* tk* balUf of affiant tkat (h> davs. Citation A. it K K V t'a.hirr Acreaife ■*ieatianta, Chaa. C. Warwtek, Trn*l*e. IDkMrs. Etta A. Greenland. Anna33>Tuea-4tr . S a n fo r d . Florida e r i It. JlamMy, Trustee, W. A. Wbltromh, Farmers In Southern Florida who k * t* hi liter, J. B. Klock. tradCartia uliaon, Anna W. lloraa, J. *>- M*r .tta *ftd Wii.iam ft.-<iw*ett t r r r n t v r.n i j N o te. * (. Ayyl ratten l* Taa l a r d t 4 m tan, WU ood h Toamer F'ertllLer are being ultra ted to rottort growing Srcliua S at ( k i , , n 4ta>>, L a . *1 Fie, - C o_ a r tr p t n llqa, tm l J— LX.----------------- a slat* other than lha sU I* ol Florida, and Pnckaitf. Balfadani*. . by the p t-vailing high prii-es for that trial the plaea* hi residence and aiKrfvma (it ---------- ----- ----- ------ -------M a lm a fcertby K t,n that J, A Prevail, To Mra. Ella A. Greenland. IDthany Beach, ul tb* aaid delaodaat* are, Chari™ <- Oarart! .e. hhould* Ulnrly • tipi ^itiintinn ear* o f Flrvalde let.. Delaware;. Annabetl# wick, truate*, PnUad'Ipbl*, Pa.; BobtH IJ(■artkaaei o Tax Per .Ocala No." t o l l , date-. M iner, (lolqoibui, Dblo: Hammy, trustee. I'hlDdalpkla, P*., W. A. I ft# ilk d l ) t . N -i rtn lu A D - l l i l , * k u t J ‘-i ’ U1T7 bt-Iortt rtal ng a .year’s And Alt Ot^er Paraoo* ilalmlng an la- Whitcomb, Uloomlngtea, H i- Carrie * • fitvl •a.d rvit.flea-.v n my c ffii*. and I aa -------- — A lt C IflT E C T " ittftor on the outcotue of next aeamade iy|k Icatlen (o f t i t deed l e m i h ia ter0*1 in 1^1 SI ” A,” of tha Flat ol ( f i r r y OI**uo, Duluth, Minn.; Anna ,W. arrordau a with l,-.w. Bali! i*it*fira ie *m- Delta, Bamlnula County, Florida aa ahown Duluth, Mian.: J. G. Moran. Duluth. M ist, f st»i - pin irg. While there is no l rare, tb* faLtteina d t»,ri,*d p(or>#rty >u* ia Flat Hook No. I at page 76. of (k< records and Wm. D. Obwan, BaUafi. *ua.i that tk* Office in I'owrfll Hblg. uatrd in Sendni’e cauM y. Ilf.tld a , lo-atl af Getolnolr county, F lurid*. Hanford, Fla i guarantee that h.jh rottnn pxi *•« aald.drleadant* ar* over th* xg* u*. *?*•*/* It appearing from tba affidavit *1 Georg* une years; that lh * f* D n* P«ev?* J* '*? N l , al K B l* at SK »t t l f W r f . ^ee XT. _ ^ ^Hw; pr. ,^il for lotia # it ;v reaiofitfilB Tp . SI, Itanga Si. T ..a ittd.D nd banc a*, 0. Herring hereto duly Iliad, that h* I* a ■late of Florida the ear'Ice ol a »ubpe**a •eaied at tbv d t* i f t l* i*nance i t aark. •olifitor and cour.nl fur- tk * rompl Inant upon whom would tt* binding upon th# rvtliqcale In the nar v o ir * V n 0 w n. U olin la lha akov*. alylid causa. First Naliobal said drivtidaaU,* and It further laid cartldeatt aSall be redeemed areordlai Hank, af Banford. Florida, a raporalicp, from the affidavit af#rt*aid that tkf la if |othi1* aeasdn. Hot farmer* who utta lew la x deed nttt Leae thereon an lb* and tk at It I* tk* teller af affiant that (he field Lumlftr Company D a corpor**™ AT1iiKNUY' anti tXHINSF.LDJR at LAW temp: to turn aouthi n I'.oritia into defendant*. Mra. Ilia A. Gretnlaod and who*- office and prtnripal plBra of bu<t»«a llt h day o(. February. A t>. ISIS. Witnaca nvy affina* alfnatara and .**1 Anitfbella V.dlrr * re r evident* al * state and wfct.** aucce*sof* ond atiigns *r* *•? Practice lit State and Federal Coons *a r ° l ' on protiu ,.g t-’ ea arc buto to I k ' the ll t h day (-( trvrerabei, A |). ISIS. ether than the rial* i t f l- r li!* . and tkat known, and that : La# l lgvl«w hat departed lha aald Mr*. HD A. CrecnJaad rrvidrt al this lilt leavtag fe.lr* and Dgal reprc.slateeaP f.. A p O U G LA K S . I lo-- mottv-y, i* the bo ief of K. S. Bethany tleaek, Detawaro, * and Annal<ellr liv e - mhos* name* and places ol re>IJe»c* Clark C reap Ccurf, Ser-moe C o , H a Xj«ni-r.VV-rvIricT Htdg ’ Sanford Fla j pg..,., district ugfBt of Farmers’ CoMiller rwvHe* al Cslumbua. Ohio; that fle i* are unknown: v Hy V- M H (|)*td<l. D- f . ai-Tu-a-Ele . I* ao peraoa la tk* *tbt* o l Florid*, tk* *erThvret-re). you. Charles C, Warwick. 'ft * of f subpoena upon when) Weald ft* p r o p o m a i . i'ftit c o N i K n i : t f i t n blading untrn tko **id defendant*; tla l #*rh tru *t*«; K oU rt II. Ham**y, trust#*; W. *• iV v Sealed pru;>< .alt * III t>* reealvbd 'by Ik* « f lb* aald drfeaiflBt* t* <ov«t tha sga of Whitcomb, Carri# Claaon, Anna W. M«r»a. J. Ig ti.7 Marsh hloran and WUUam-D. William -D. qte*«n vtlrson are. . Coqnty r.-m m lu lu m n o ( Beminot# County XI years; ‘ -r I AVVYPR Cotton prices will be high, but car l a tb * BIB oi l omuls!**' 'lured to appear 'Florida acting jointly w.th the e.tjr n M K i' Wkerafur*. you, Hla A ; Greenland and tied "in' nn'lldoa’day, lf I tlia . R rair**1 vin e on kfonday. tha tba IHa ipricra for feeding ntuJT* wiit be high of Aaafaed, Flailda. tl 'the offirw of t l * mbar. A. D. tffil«. tk . jam . b*DJ and all other pervona of IDecember, clerk of th* e*urt r l tk * rorfnty nl Bamlaou JLnnat>-.lle Miller, SUITE *, COURT HOUSE PHONE 143. jal»o; atul if touch of the land U given nl (kla rinnrf ■Hid |K« rltimlBE any rlxhft till* or Inter**! In tie of thD court, and Ik* a rule da af Sanfrtd F.nrlda. i t ae gefor# 10 a m. J±n *|omisany. , a corporation, and *n January 9, 1917. lor furnlthmg all mmtvriai ahav* ao*crtb*dlandv ar* ordered ta appear l.urr. f.cf C F I O P I D A ! over lo cot ton growing, the price of aad coi *tru< tin* approilrnatrly 19.600 lineal to Ih* bill el romylalnt duly AJad In |hl» partite claiming Interest Bade* tk* »»*< rauae, on kfonday, tha drat day r f January. Fairfield Dumber Company aa U* ‘ feedinty attiffa « u ! Incr?tue out of fact 4*10 Inch eaarrtte curb F'ane aad vpaH fra'tna* la be had at of I f A. D. 1917, tb* ra n * being a Rut* Dvy or* or aavlgns, or olberwlee, aad all part*** v proportion. The scarcity of feed for ol |* la court. via I rr leg Utarert under 6u*» i l l j i t * ' , * Bra of e!erk O’ fh# court erased, or ofkerwfno. In tb* prof*Gy i|JM rertlflad i berk for 1109.00 to arrotnf'aay I\ r | A T R n V I I I i n N ' ,la,r>’ ca l,le I* already* a v ru tlo u * i t la further ordrred tk a t tkla anile* b* and bring la Bamlacl* cwdaly, ? ** bid. . u t o J * r t . I l \ v y f IL .L .lV y r t |CQn(i;tjotl nn(J it wB| become more puftliabed In tk* Hinfurd Ifaiald, a can*. dearrited a* folia wa: BE M Right ta reserved ta reject any ar alt btdv apti • published la Semlnol# rounty, Flor­ u i•r(kNW mH it >._X0 Is, Kaag* to IL, 8 W U K A. n O U O t M i k serious us producing ureas are given ida, oae# a week trr lour consecutive wvak*. ; i d TN W 'X of r iW q . 9ec. 1S, To. 20 S -TP 20 SJ ’ 7£*F> Cleia i f th* Cdnit, Wit nee* E. A. Iiauglau, clerk « l tb* aald Onage SX’ I f E., BE td *1 NEW **d K >v •« t * ' ol N * M aad E 'v •» XS-Tom-Str , « over'to cotton. court, aad tb * aaal thereof, tkia SI*t d«> of SC t f, Sac. 19, Tp. X* l . v B - a n « r]R November. A. D. 1910. N E: .?a . of N V U ol Bo*. « L , T**-, \?r u* But the danger that Mr. Pace sees |e**U ■ R. A . DOIIGIJUIS, Cure Them Without Cutting Them Out la Ik * Cennljr Judge'* Caatl, la aad fa* tlanga — ng* IX E. r*. ilm> all w* tk * N H • * 2 * * *fj ( lerk o f kk* circuit l o a n , Seminole (’* , For. lha C a n ly a f Samtaaim B u k h for the southern Florida farmer ia S I, T p . X P f l . R a a r a M -*• „ , Flo. Ida. In R* E m u of ORLANDO, F L O R I D A that of producing something for Bar. at tk* BE m r W of tb* N E H Edward W. Itawlaad * Citation 4 Ceorg* G . llrrrltg. N K i ^ run N. 1 U I - » y 4 a :»lh **r* ' Coucaal fo r CompUlaanL. 147 4-0 *d»; lha aro « • • » F j*which there is no local T ick et es­ 19-Tuaa-htc Walter If. I*at#r«, tba duly appointed aad tv. H 7 ) f yds.: thane* 0. J«X «*•*£ Sim. O. A. UrtMmtiach bos Joined altBtd admlakLralor at Ik* * * la i* of tablished. There are not many gins K. 401 7-d yd*, to b *g1 »»l«a ; , l “ , “ T S laard W, Rowland. d*cva**d, having la C ltcall Caart, B«v*alh Jadlnal Cbtail beginning al tk* N X corner *1 arrtlan. (« • in the Mouth half of the state and Mr her parent it, Senator and Mrs. Keed l hi* petition tn tb* eourl praying that la aad lo r Hamlaol* Caualy. FDrld*. la Smoot of Utah. In Waahington, where tk*l l tlalarsat of Edward W, Itawlaad. da­ Ckaacaty * , SUCCESSOR T O W . U. UNDERWOOD N . '" . ’r£ , Paco believe* their establishment she will spend the winter. She Is a ce need ia L a i T of Black 7 of Tier t at tk* J. B. Jon**. CampUiaaat One and two horse Wagons Made would not come in time to care for city of Hanford. Florida, b* declared naaata . t» Ordm M f s a ' f i r j f e , v c d , . ‘ V S ; . v — j* favorite In the capttal’a official set Fnbllrmliia material on W t f efl OEtf la tk* hand* at tk * admlnlatratar fo r th* Jam#* O. Jclka.Jr., TtuaUr, at SEJ? •* » **KM ^ » ■ » ! in Sanford, on hand at all times. next season’s crop. For this reason, paymaat af debts and aathoritlag sad dt- aL, D«faadsnta. rin g Gila aad pcjaasalaon -hen road To Jama# O. J*lk*. Jr., Traat#* far -Elltrwrtlng th* **I4 ndmlnlatrator to taka, paa.*1 a n ied . and Ik* terlalI shall kav* be*n. sih the Baul to the gin would be lonr PRACTICAL. HORSESHOER Dog Savea Woman'* Lift. ■eaaiea *1 and aril th* aald Inter™I af *ald aheth C. Jclka, hi* wil*, Jamaa O. Jilk* Jr. •BWW of Ik* N W W aad W K * ' Edward W . Rowland la aaJd land*: aad aald and Elisabeth C. Jalka, hiv wlfet Edwud See. *. Tp. TO 8. R ear* I I X . *™. 205-207 Oak Are. Phone 244 ahd expensive. The lack of cheap ' WsyiTo**, On.—Ai'cordlng to a re­ petlGoa conforming la all rraparta ta tb* Barnard aad Mary J. Uaraar ', kl* wtl«, tn appear to th* B llf °* and trained help for picking the port received here from Folkston, Mr a. rauulraamat llartridg*, F. Haitridga aad aka in thi* eaaa, an Moaday. 1 of law ta such caaaa mad* aad Theodor* . , u Tkoma* Hartridga, ];• provided; • of February, 1917, Ik* aaoa* being a r*i* cotton would also add to the mar­ Ortldy II, tilhaon owe* her Ufe to her it appealing from th* affidavit of LaRsy day » t thi* caart. S aw , tkarafci*. you, Aaaia Rowland, i keting expense. 'Another fact to pet dog. which found and attacked a llrlva Row.a-.il. Waller Rewla d a n '.K IU - B. Gift™ o f voflrtior* la* eomplsinaal, bet do I t Is farther wdrr*d tkat U U ■ « * « • that tk * daDadaaD above earned ara Truly Rcmarkabla Bird. keep in mind ia that cotton could be rattlesnake only a few feet from the ab*tk K a)a, aad all other peraoa* l»L r * * te d M*d. puftliabed in th* Banlard Hdrald. Of ■•*?; in amid real **tata are rwmmaadcl tn'ba and rekdsat* af a state other than tha auto at paper p iMtjh'ed ia liomlnol* caomlj. path in which Mra. Olhwm wna walls, A schoolboy, writing a deacriptioq grown for only a few seasons.before apjear Imfara Ik * County Judge’* Court af Florid*; that there It a* f » n " « la tko rial* ID rida Ik * aoevlre of a aukpoaaa g u n Ida, for twaive oonaacatlv* • "• «»of hens, said: "Hens is curious ani­ the in-roads of the boil wtfevil would ing tq her garden, The rattler bit the Bamiaala g a t W f f U H < «. • • ar kola*# tk* *1 Ikth day al January, 19 7, aad a* *w cpui* whom would bind aald delendaala; that Wnntaa K. A.v-Doagloa#, dog, causing Ida death shortly then* mals;,they don't have no noae, nor no make it ^unprofitable adn the crop •aid (Dftndant* ar* avee twwaty-oaa 9 **n tf may you have, why aald patltlaa CWWg «k l a I age. aad that thalr pla«a ot r••Id.ore lifter. But the daif« attack. warned teeth, nor no ixra. They swullowa . would have to bo abandoned. #Clv*a*ande»*iBy hand and th* M*1 ol Ik* utkntwa. (oealh . R. AJ W P Oju, Sirs, Gibson, nnd she firmly believes *Cuuaty thalr wlttlee whole, and chews It up County Judge'* idga’k Court of 0 tr.inole siioola C< CauaClock af tk* e ft m il Court, 9*- l * r * Fur.'tbrJ^JHh half of Florida Mr. , tkia 41k day o l o# f*u b *r, 1914 the rattler would have blttt*q her had ty, Florida, with their crop* in their client*. The ■ G E O R G E G, H E R K IN O , O. outside of hens Is generally pat Into Pace ia advising a reduced acreage of not her pet discurcml the aaa ha and C *«a ty Judge. •aid raurt, _ - pillows or made Into fegthcr dusters.” cottofi and an increaae in that given given battle to 1L . w4>* l IV #- ’ : - *• LEGAL ADV1RUSING H S BUSINESS CARDS Dr. II. H. McCaslin ..Wilson & Housbolder FAVORITE IN WASHINGTON E lto n J. M o u g h to n ..G E O . A . D E C O T T E S .. ,!i ■ 1 r , ; u te' * S C H E L L E M A r n ’E S M f 'r an* ; * ^ & SANFOKD, SPECIALIST M -:&ak CANCER. GOITRE Ifid TUMORS SANFORD WAGON WORKS K £ft*/: h IP SSS ;.S g r j.^ .n i.T iri.ar* •“ t *?& rs * .h �PAGE SEVEN Commenting on Coats Jg sson s Prepared Specially fo * Thia Newspaper By Pictorial Review A Successful Afternoon M o d e l aatln Ikon# used for foundation, fever* nnd culTI, and gray'cluttf for tbo bodice and overskirt. In incd'um tire the costdmo requires’ 4$, u s h M inch broadcloth, Jxfc yards’ 30/ inch satin for foundation skirt and 1% yards 36-inch lining. In ordor to properly cut the dritf, note hour tho various sections of tbo patlorn are placed on both ’the cloth and tho satin. Because there gro »o many small pieces to tho overdress, it la bettor tg place them togothcr an the cloth so that it may be used to best advantage. Tho flare collars, tho back, tho largo collar, ami Jiack and front gores of the skirt are laid on *he length wise fold of roods. Tho cuter front_of thy waist, sleeve, ruff and pocket are placed ok tho material so That tho largo " O " perforation" rest, on n lengthwise thread. The piecings are eat frem fie cloth re- so iisss The story ot coat* for this season Us readieil Its closing chapter with the presentation of style* for midwin­ ter »nd style* for driving. The drift* t( popular approval was too definite Ctrl; In (be syoson to encourage ouy rsdlcsl new departures. Early models shoved a beautiful adaptation of detip lo material* and were so excellent tUl they could hardly be Improved upon, sad then) are no distinctly dif­ ferent line* or detfill* of construction is tin* latest arrivals. In coats for midwinter long sweep* lag line*, ample width, and', tupfiler «flir* continue to be featured. Wool nfcor, tweeds, boll via cloth, plush and hr fabrtps are fur-trlmined and mqilu ip on the same lines us all-fur coats. Where fur is used on cloth gurments It often'appear* In an si l-ftsr -collar with bands of fur'to match bordering raffs of the material. Plain plush nnd fsr-fabrlr* make the wannest of vrsps, excepting those that arc made entirely of fur, and are of all tilings bom serviceable for midwinter wear. The coat of .fur-fabric pictured here B*y be taken os representative of the Wiles that stand approved. It la kUHlsonifly trimmed with genuine fur ud as rich looking ds fur coats made In the same way. Many less expensive couta of velour, or other cloths, arc trimmed with bands of fur-fabric, .and some of them have collars of it. But the amurtear cloth coats have big mufllef collars of cloth and huge buttons matching their own color. Koine of the buttons are two and a half Inches In dlnmeter, and two or three of them are quite euough for one coat. In evening .coats 'there nre n few which novel comfilnstlons of materials help out tiy providing variety where variety Is sought for; but they arc an­ other story. * * 7029V French g ra y and Russian green In cloth and velvet are used to dev-lop this pretty afternoon #rnek, Tho blouse may close In ilnublo-breat led or surplice fashion, while the gatl erid skirt is. trimmed with braided pocket*. on a lengthwise thread, and next the front gore, laid on the lengthwise fold. The front and back of the waist lin­ ing sectluas ’ both are laid with the Jargo “ O " perforations on a.lcugtliwise thread of material. . ... • Tbo frocks for afternoon wear are particularly pretty this season nnd A frock that hits achieved success, show advance touches for winter renot.only* because of its very new do- ' sort use. Many of the broadcloths Llgn, but .becauso of its combination and satins are trimmed wi*h fine cold i>r two striking and blending tones la or silver embroidery whi*h are very pictured here. French gray and Bus- rich when douo on n narkground of uari green arc the shades usodi g'ern turquoise or Natter .blue rr coral/ hap Pictorial Bcvlow Costume No. 7029. Blits, 34 to 4G inches bast. Prict^ 161cent*. S asy &P ractical f[ 'ome D ress AaKingl J& son s f[ One of the w a ys o f C apes tlnctly -tilldjsti millinery for little one*. Ttiese trimmings arc simply made, n* the liala In the picture demons trnto. In one of them n band of black vel­ vet ribbon Is drawn about a light felt ahape nml aervea ns a background for a procesalon of little chicks and geese, cut from colored felt, which nre ap­ plied to i t ■They are fastened down with yarn or silk which serves to out­ line the feet and eye*, wing*, or even the feather*, if desired. A dark velour hnt acta oft flying bird* cut tyvnn silk o f other fabric*. Printed (d,k» furnish tunny figures of bird*, butterflies, bees, and other thing* that make the work of the mil­ liner simple. . Featbcra or ether dotalla aro done In embroidery stltche# on them. The third bat ahow* n bit of tamlAcape done In outline with yarn, which lookq like a scene set with the content^ of the time-honored Noeh a be wide enough, It will be necessary to arrange for the small piecing for tho seam as shown in the cutting guide. The remaining doth'l* now folded in half and tno hood laid on tbo lengthwise fold. The pocket1le placed ■ on a lengthwise thread, the straight r<1go being parallel with tho selvage of the cloth. * ■ »• The lining is an Important-part of the cape and this season tbo smart dressmakers aro using bright silks and satin* B obo or pin* would go well with almost any light shade of blue, and thl" is an exceedingly fashion­ able combination this season. In ad­ dition to tho satin, tho cane may be interlined with canton flannel for warmth. Thb eearf, hood and collar may bo lines or made of contrasting material. 1, While broadcloth ia perhaps tho ' most practical material for an -even­ ing cape, thorn are lovely models In ’ velvet, velveteen, satin brocade and the heavy corded silks. The advant­ age of a good, wearable elotb, how-- Sporting Goods Co-operative Mercantile Co. the moat youthful of *11 nnd Winter fashions. Tho design pictured bore is cut in two pieces and tho neck may bo finished in open ’ effect with a deep collar, or with higb nock and tho col­ lar wr*)'>j*d *e*rt»ml-4i*-th*-ntrw~its* ~ douin stylo. There 1* provided n graceful and Serviceable hood which may bo used, however, only when tho enpo is tnado with opon neck. Blue broadcloth is used to make tho cape, 4 yards 54 inches wide being required. The osdc is cut on an open width Btunnlng evening cape in bio# broadcloth lined 4ritb rose satin. The open neck is finished with a broad collar and hood, or tho neck may be closed and sirathed with a scarf of ■etf-materiaL And u man ought to play the very best tenuis of his career around twenty-nine or‘.thirty, for the. reasou that at Unit nip' ho Is likely to hnve retained Ida stnnilim nml to have played long enough to have ncqnlreif the experience SEE US FOR • which Is so VAlttWble In big matches. , * . ■ * __ ci; IsHik at Hurl Bohr. He Is far from broken. "There mny bo this, however, to be snld about McLoughlln. It In highly possible tlnit his Htimshlng stylo rakes tho physical strength out Ot n man In his younger years, ’ where the game which either William Johnston or I piny would conserve It. It Is not ImIMisslble that a vital difference lies there. I • * *. • "I expect to kocpjip with my tennis while In business ns much us I did while at Harvard, where I was gradu­ New Location, Next to Seminole ated Inst June." Sanford Cycle Co • New Departure in Children’s .doesn’t make any difference Just how the headwear of tlhy glrla 1* aUilomd, it u sure to look pretty on » little wearer*. For sone time Its mini tlon ll“ * from the millinery of grownup*. Small replicas mit“ V Ur* *t3f,w, h" T® chann of *™*lurca, and tho simpler bats of “ *«r uii.theia have been copied for mlMea. Tlielr headwear has DCv° 1 ,laI'py afterthought. Shapes for amall Udlni are not rt i* Vttrli*d, and follow rather ' x a few of thosev designed for People. Besides these there aro K are staple shapes’ net . m m11* ,,,tlatUn* tbc P°k« boubrtm *‘Ubjr" h« t' "llh fSldr, , , , ' ^ 111 new d«P“ rtar« ° i,r7 ******* ^ the Wc Have Added to our Stock a Full Line of Automobile Accesso­ ries— Tires, Tubes, Horns and In fact anything you may need in thia Line. * Christmas Presents For Boys and G irls' Prepared Specially for This Newspaper * By Pictorial Review h Auto Accessories SUfvl rovnof »4 men MSitsisi won The New Old-Fashioned Girl*. In the old-fashlon girl Miss Alcott somewhere drew a pretty picture of her heroine In her little homespun blue frock and her. tippet of squirrel. Young girls nre wearing the same sqrt of wide skirted blue frocks and tho self-same tippet* of squirrel this yenri Tho combination I* so very pretty and becoming to jouthful com­ plexions that It Is no wonder to find U tn high favor ngulp.. ' Maternal Instinct*. As a ruin It Is the hi other, of a tow children who develops the ntntemal Instinct moat fully nnd most udmlMan Plays at Topnotch When rnbly, for she has time to realise and to follow .nut Its iimnlf.dil hearing*. Thirty-Five Yeara Old. The *oroly-prc**ed mother of n swarm |x fofit'll lit he content IT sho enn fill' their clamorous stomachs. keep decent Champion Williams Says McLoughlin clothe* on their*hacks ni.d send them out with tdlenihly rlenn fnces. Not Through Because He la Twen. ty-8lx Years of Age—Will Keep on Playing. Compliment? ., “ “ .I. Puller (•loom iuihmiI n |ileusnnt "How long can » man piny topnotch eoiuidlincnt on my distinyutshed unccator. Alfri*il vCcnuy*on, the other day/' tennis!" confessed Tennyson J. 17nft, ."When 1 It. Norris .Williams, II, gave vent tn a nfodrst chuckle before answering this casually mentioned iluit I om 11 de­ query iyit to him shortly after lie hud scendant of I^ohl TennyMin ho cried defeated William JTriinston,'California, nut; quite’ emphatically, ‘(Jood L o r d !'" In tho nntlonql Inwn tennis champion­ ship Annin nt Forest Hills, N. Y. Mysophobla. "Why, I should say uqjll ho Is thirtyThe fnmmis dictionary roinpllur, Or. four or thirty-five. l>n you think ‘ilor- .Samuel Johnson, was Impelled to touch rie' McLubghlln Is entirely broken sim­ nnd count all the palings In fences ho ply beemise ho Is twenty-*1x1" the passed, mid If. he thought he had champion asked In reply. "Not a bit missed one he would start hack and of It. It Is entirety probable, nnd 1 repent the nonsensical enumeration. shouldn't In the least he surprised to Mysophobla is an uuuaylng obsession see htm mule buck to Tho best he ever of tillk sort nnd more frequent than played wltlilq tho next six years mid supposed, ns the pntlejits try tn keep rcgnln tho titly. IKelr* peculiar behavior from notice. It "I have no expectations, but only Is n fear of unclean IIncss or of conhopes, as to tho length of tluio I mil tnmlpntl»ii. remain champion or a chntnplonshlp contender. I am twenty-four now. Wifely Whlmslsa. “ Married life," says a woman’* page writer, "would he Infinitely happier If married men would obey the whims of their wives with half the alacrity they displayed when their wives were their sweethearts." Why’ 'nut make allowance for the fnct that a bache­ lor Isn’t eternally worn out humorlug his sweetheart's whimsical Idea that there's a burglar In the house and bunting for him with a flash­ light!—l.otilsvllle Courier-Journal. BEST AGE FOR TENNIS - y* --'-V-T.f H-M ED IUH r~e >=■—~— V# . PumJAcnl Ml 1907 H000 MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER ‘ . t rr i " . - « Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Dry Cleaning. Altera­ tions of All Kinds on Short Notice Join Our Gentlemen’s Valet- Club....~$2.0Q lj*er: Month* SUITS $15.00 UPWARD CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. PHONE 174 Experience Convinced Me “ One of our sale*m c n ^ c m ° nstratccf t h « fk v a ^u c ( ^ c L o n g D i»> WPtWffy tance Telephone to uib. was at Huntsville Ala., and upon his ow g responsibility put is Long Distance calls for fifteen merchants within 4 radius of several hundred miles. “ In less than one hour he had sold 21Q0 barrel* of flour at a total cost to us of less than six dollar^ CAPtf T T 5 T ^ O T W I t ir 7 7 I T H W ever, (a that it can always be remade into something practical. “ Since then we have applied the Long Distance Bell Telephone to every feature of our business wi most profitable results. T h e service is . fine, t rates are reasonable and there is more satisfacd in one L o n g Distance Telephone talk than in h • dozen le tte rs ” SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONEAND TELEGRAPH C O M PAN Y /djk �sample: Field crops, including corn, •318,861,239; vegetable' crop*. $13,} 186,904; vegetable crops. $13,1*5,904; fruit crop*. $13,147,435; poul• try and poultry products. $4,665.1001; dairy products, $4,130,925: cot- THE HERALD PRINTING C O IP A N T I Other *“ • « 5'<W> <KK>- “ b* « « «',< k» , o<h». resources are estimated at about $160,000,000 and the usual annual business of the state ia fig­ ured to be $220,290,751. Surely the state of Florida Is a most profresi* * • O r k» C M e t t M f e t w i i .g j^ commonwealth.—Jackson vil'* • Metropolis. Florida could not diride without the In every place he baa Conducted a consent of Cnngrww, and Congress campaign. would probably ponder the question In his homt.rity he fed hi* people for a lone time before deciding eren In the erection of a modern three to rote on it. for this reason, among story building. The Sanford Sunday others, 'that Florida U a topheavy school bolds the penpant ks the best state, but not the only one ia the i„ Florida , One of his B. Y. P. U Union by any means. Neither is it j organization* also holds the loving the only one stale in the Union in iCup aa the beat in the state. ■ which aa important party dlvWon „ j Iy(aan ^ f#r yemn grown up. There is such a more gaged in business in fhiddle Georgia. meat _ P«MrteJly to California. , „ T in r # ^ ia , whJbst In Teas, ^be queation U a!- L e . bo»«i|i. boo>, ^ , « j * ofwn to There are ffi. e d ^ U o . was • otbtr V ? , T , * received. from tV Georgia Normal TH E HIGH COST'NJF LIV IN G ’ might be helpful to them although ^ UvaimmMof M , tW ~w *w «<* iW ir t t t e r ^ W R Dour!tt>i a .tudent Ttfc. lush.-price of pimply a tax that the people of the uurly enough to lake the inutiatiye o( the Hourton n ^ ft1. '^ d t i e e are *paying for Isainess. In- H T * ? ,1 k ( ArabL Ga.. Mercer University. M ibegrn .t would probably apread, with ^ mnd lb, Southern Baptist j efficiency and style. . Housewives • have gotten in the the result that state, that Ms s o * , ThpoJocif4i Seminary of Loutsville. . i habit of buying each day for that perfectly' content in- their northern Ky. The doctor’s degree wib conand eastern and v a t j day's use. I It costa aa mech-in rierk and southern _ .. - , , , ; ferred upon him by a Tennessee in time, lit rent and in the delivery ern part, would M like going into p tU| Co!, ^ of the goods to sell fire cfnts' worth the movement. Dr. Hyman has served as pastor C l 'a * to sell five dollars’ worth. Very! Congress is not likely to encourage in Florida at Apalachicola, firookafew articles of food viS spoil if kept i anything of this kind. Rather than , „ . . . T T “* *riUe. Marianna and Sanford. For a week or two. Housekeepers could _aet the division movement going it lbfe<, w was state Sunday save from 20 to 25 per cent on what will probably deny to Florida the anrj p Y. P. U. secretary. they now pay irthey would buy ^ p r i v i l e g e of breaking *l« * « . or; He „ M prw* nt # racmbw oI ^ frequently and more at a time. 'Texas the privilege of breaking m g u u Board Missions, Florida But the telephone is such a temptForcifn MUsloa *.er. People can apeak to their grocer b. W * e d « l . ^ [lo„ d Richmond. W , ,nd p ~ i whenever they *> ' » ”* “ *• “ * " • - d,nl ol th. Florid. B.prio. A ^ n T Orlando roan has a prize win__ » or their _market mao , „ rooster named, Woodrow w ^ n. They-order only -hat they menu.—Christian Science Monitor, Very appropriate name for a good " ~ d *hal * * They P*y from -0 . ° 7" , Tampa * u proud to have this roo'tc* •* *° “5 cent, more than they need Anyone t^e many fine Chjistmas mao for m few dayi onfy and it ia ____ q ____ ip *r, and if they pay It when they editions is that olj;he Lakeland Star oaiy juat thlt ^ m o n projdW . N , « „ p m 11 . . i r tb, ” ri‘ '” *” *? K 0 2-y - — ------ * e are more than ~ . . d. i.« Tiloom. . . Th, . Sur — is. twenty eight pages of good jread- pnJud that he is 'a resident of San are feeling the high cost of living and' Foodstuffs, also vary tn prices *t tag and a generous bunch of aidran fOT(i * cd ba4 cast, his lot among u*. oyer erght hundred have suspended different stores <w markets. If the Using and t^e Star i* different from (OP 3 bomeV in the past few iponths t§ or/jlnary. ,. , , . « ___ . , newspaper is'now two hundred fe r ' f “ u*°°W * « d *be other, in many wW having , » in colon. The. cent higher than it wai a year a g W §periMi c#Vwcould be bought where it Is cheapest. Christmas Star show* the fine har.ff The first suspension in Florida re­ COUNTY DADS MEET DELAYED NEWS Continued From Page One PUT IN OUR C h r istm a s BANKING CLUB AND INCREASED 10<£ W E E K L Y WILL MAKE Come in; ask about a Thia happens in 50 W E E K S W e also have a 5 cent club which in 50 weeks pays $63.75. > , O ur 2 cent clnb pays $25.50 Our 1 cent club pays $12.75 W e also have clubs where you pay in $1.00 or* $2.00 or $5.00 each week and in 50 Weeks cet $50 or $100 or $250. W e add 4 per cent interest. Come in and get a “ Christmas Banking Club" book F R E E . It costs nothing to join. This is notra plan just for B O Y S and G IR L S - it is also for M E N and W O M E N . Y ou can start T O D A Y — S T A R T . It Is undignified to try to ecbno- and the efforts of Bro. Bloom art apmixe, but it is not considered un- predated .Vjr the adveTtisiera. Jno. D. Jirikics. tax collector:. A. dignified to complain. Strange. isn*t ----- O— — _. ,r ,, J . . . Vaughn, tax-aascasor; E. P f Housit The Herald does not mind gtr.ng ho!d^ countv jildce; T ^ Laatoa. People when buying small pack- *P*r* for worthy enterprises but it cupt. Pub. Ins. E. E. Brady, sher­ 3,000,000 depositors the enormous ty wffl only be appreriaied by i ages used to’catty them home. But f el* °ur goat for these .same fr,.1 iff: L. Pi Hagan, Co. Coram'r; C. W. sum of $100,000,000.00. This mone view from within! As soon u Ut gee whit! That rin't. be done nbw. v ;*P*v*rs - to . . . get their . job . printing Entxroinger, Co. Conm'r: L. A. will go mostly to the poorer classew, church is opened ybu are invited u A woman would feel degraded if sh e 1 “° ”^ 10111e*here tae .after they h*.e Brumley, Co. Commit; Ol'P. Swope. but people in all walk* of life are look at them from within. shei. -----------------------were carrying a bundle-cr jwp in Jver and received free space in Co. Coram’r and'E. H. Kilbec, Co. tkaing it dp, the need for Christmas *<saford Girls Won hand. A manfcet basket? That Tbe Herald. This is the kinff of Comm’r: L G. Strisgfeliow, Justice money being universal, and as this! • •FLORIDA’S CORN CROP would be absolute disgrace. Plenty latitude that sours the newspaper of. the Peare; L. T. Hunt. Justice of incentive for saving ia a permanent The Sanford girls* High School Did you know that the corn crop of peopTe are able to pay whatever m*.n on *be world, Peace: D. D. Daniel. . Justice o one. Christmas Savings Clubs hsve Basketball team journeyed over to of the state of Florida’ th»* year ex­ Peace; A. R. Stiles, constable; fo become permanent departments-with Oseep!a county to play the Kiuiinprices are asked apd pay for DR. HYMAN IN T A M P A , ceeded in value the films crop* • erv too, but when they are abole to row girls, headed by their popolsr carrying file arms: J. H. Lee. Ji progressive banks. Facts and Figures, the official or­ There are a number of dosses that coach. Mis* Tribble. The -girts do this and do it «h 'do thev comc --c j %•, > , n . , •, . •• Sanford Minister Demonstrate* His R. P. Jenkins and Jr E. Terwilliger. gan of tthe Soutftrrn Wholesale , a person can join, but the most landed safe in the; fair cjty sod adPlam? Plenty of people who cannot AbuIty „ „ Orgaal er 1Following banks of Seminole rounGrocers' Association, published at afford tb do this do it neverthelm. Thp oW Ieftnd ..j , M , f t 7, Florida filed their written appli- popolar are the two (2c) cent and’ ministered defeat to the tus* of JarksonviUe is authority for tbe .because they want it distinctly un- COBl|Uered.. rau|li hive b>M,n , ppfo. cations, duly signed by theii respec- five 5c cent classes, the two cent 11 t<^8. With this victory os the ' statement‘ dernood that they can afford to <1°: prlat(.ly uwd b Df c e H Uve officers, that they become coun- class paying $25.50 and the five cent Hear side of the’ locals’ slate it still It is true that wonderful strides whatever tv,„i, their n neighbor* do, whieh which jn Tafnpa «.K K „« dn Thursday. «y depositories• for' the funds of dXM paying $6^.75 at tne end of makes them -the undefeated n t fifty weeks. i what’s more than that it will t»k* have been made in the production of includes complaining as • well as T , .. . . . ’ . , Seminole county, Florida: The Doctor, who is the pastor of • - / corn in Florida in recent years, but erything else, As a promoter tof thrift, th« e ,on,*“ f“ l ‘ Mm from ^ f“ l Un<l ■ the First Baptist Church of this.eity • Seminole County Bank, Peoples’ there are few who know- that such * , , , . to -take their measure. . ^ Christmas Savings Clubs are wonder­ wonderful .uccews ha. been a t t a i n t , T,h* m»J°*ty of‘ the psqple of was called some time ago to Tampa Bank of Sanford, First National1 An imaginary story js all tnai ful, it being estimated that prob,• ■'in »o short a period. Florida ought / « » « > " V*B» beep chicaens and there to conduct’ a .money raising Bank and" Bank of Oviedo. for 1,p* ifeed them the campaign for the F im Baptist- H ill of Frad -T. WHiiams.-pngtffwr wbln one thin! ul the uw w y paid lo I, l ttia e*,M *ly* to be one of the greatest corn pro-1M lY‘* m almost almo,t entirely ent,rt'1>' on “ ‘ club depositors is immediately re- ln* “ nibl* «®. » « « d the game we The Baptists of Florida Grioves Drainage Dist.. ducirg states in, the Union.‘especial­ straps from ih* table. There may Church there. deposited in permanent aaving. achav' to *,ve ,l' “ « thought it ly ^o in view- of tfie fact that we ar* not be any great big money in the Tampa wisn to construct a modern 8^10 bill of E. A.. Douglass, against counts and fully o&v fourth of the happened. soon to be among the Union’s lead­ poultry' bust new* as a regular busi- worshiping plant that will eventually »*ld district approved and ordered positota are entirely new material.1 We presume TtiUi snd HasA ers in cattle and hog production. ness but any family that will. keep co<t $]00,000.00< and needed some P»ld. On motion of L. A. Brumley, this bein^ their first'banking experi- Company were there with the old The two go hand in hand. Hay will chickens C3n feed them on one- $27,000.00 in freewill *ub*rriptions duly seconded, salary of road foreonce. The -First National Bank- of fighting spirit and that Ruth flaod come into its, own in time. If the ttrith of tbe njoney that the «ggs jp make tbe first installment of this roan. J* 51. Wynn, commencing Jan. our city* recognised the possibilities with 'her murderous attack* on the Bui why magnificent structure assured. With lM» 1917, be fixed at $75.00 per corn crop continues to increase in they lay would cost. of this plan to promote savings,- opposition were- fierce, and that the next few years as it has in the bother about chieken! when every- this need paramount the executive mouth, Carried. and two years ago organised the Helen Peck in her clear and^-wy pastor an« and past several years. Florida may be body wants every body eise to un-. , committee waited on oar pastor Moved and unanimously adopted first dubs fh Sanford. The popu- going fashion playeo ner shme ^rid^ derstar.d that they have plenty counted to »el! extensively outside ° arrangements whereby Or.; that thia board appropriate the sum larity and usefulness of the system game., add that Rutn Kanner. tks .9 money: Hyman was to manage the campaign of. $50o.(K» from publicity fund for was so* evident that they are now star jumping center of the local*! of the state, j ■ . ?-■- . * Fully half the people of Jackson-’ for the Tampa folk. B b s * effecting exhibits of Seminole putting out a Hub fpr 1917. team was also there. Facts and Figuers in its last issue ville could grow what vegetables £ yr> Hyman left Sanford for just'county’s products at Mid-Winter says; We imagine .they need with one hour’s work per ifn days, and tlilrra*-that-time-he-Fair-ttr be-held'Ih Orlando, and a . , • ,that Helen — ,—Hir L 1 ■*» I t [ ' C0MfJ7 tP Hsr . H r i ^ . r ^ n tTTn WOfk' _________________________________ ’Ork It lie «*nt to Tampa, organised hi* work- committ»f u l J b s r one from n i h Wlwdwws is Presbyterian Cherrh looked lo ^ o throw the basKeU *« — t----- ----- ----it— r . .» l.i _ ------- j—! ------- » ___ Tne new art window* in the Prea- that if any’ help waj needed in srti-. of palms K^Vi. M-ninr ‘ i i n Ti i C°!<.t rnurh. H YrgrTshlsa.-i ng fuice^, got hil »qmera and hia-;commlsaiopcria dfaitoict, bt gppointid are attracting a ning tbe game that Cora' Lee ■"Ti essentia] lv^a live siork .l0 ba> thf v,t«’U b l e s Mjf to. working and artaally rniaed to handle and expend the same ap-’ bytenan church great deal of very favorable atten- right by her aide to five first »*<L farming state ard to s t h « m t s in ' ^ ~ °* ra,'*DK thf m- but .it isn t the total sum of ns^fiKOO? ’ There-’propriatson for purposes as stated tion. They were designed by an arUndefeated apd still going »ft* the Un^ot lie , ° m ' rt«b! to complain at what one ’ha, fore we repeat that while just before above. list for thia particular bpildinr. that.tb* h « l . i i f , iht li-nsl-si pare r f hy * T ^ , h'U iC 'l i n k - I W J - . ^ p r i ^ ; T t&O.OO arilltli "harmony might prevail „ . . . . respect. roduce few minuti-----,ball team are out. in an .attempt t* resnect. j> {iroduc. b<). a . few m,nute* . work » t ra(pf< 1- rnnnn.rw During me period between. July I and u , ^ tb, dl u T ltliw r j and the aayinr would have been in froro th e publicity fund for the pnr- throughout. A July I utT. -F-—t19ff. n 'T * * riontla LJ.^ . . I L -sold 1 1.J . * * The P m b y teri.M do- *™ * up *' h" 19I 3r-*ffd Union, . ’• place.' sired window, that would' fit the b*#n -"onipluhed brfore. ex* ’ j pose of defray ring part of tbf cattle to the value of $1,4.09,205'.' Coach Tribble of the local te*ai In Sanford ' pense of tb* Seminole County Fair building, and entrusted the designand during \he same period hogs to D IV ID IN G TH E L A N D OF ° r* Hym,n b“ hmn ing to this artist for the beat win- has proven a leader in more tha* on* as the pastor ol tbe First Baptist Association in conducting tbe Semtbe value of $1,012.2*3 were slaugh­ FLOWERS Her instructions are i«*T#l** . . . .. . . . i Church, for more thin three years, inoie County Fair in Sanford during dows for the chinch without regard way. tered. Florida's corn crop this yg'ar appear, that the matter of d . - , ^ lhlU llme hld 1<nt hU t_ th# %intrr of m 6 _17_ ------------' to cost. The public generally Is in-' able, and tbl gfris *eer^ to ;e*Iia* _ ____ This approexceeds her citrus fruit ctop in vqlue. the state of Florida, vited to see them. You -will olpenr this and at every Instruction An inveitigation of the state's reu not to I»- abandon^ hl* P fwelrful *****>'j a priation made with the distinct un| _> - ii. ^ K P F. ^directing the work here that has dri-standing that auch appropriation from the. outside the harmony be- la given the girN all fed th*: *ba sources *ho» some remarkable fig- The north,™ ind the southern por made ^for the Sanford Baptists and shall not be used nor requested by tween windows and walla, but the more information Mi*» Tribble gi«* ur«*. of which the following arb a of th* state find that they have for the town one of the most prac- tbe said fair association if the said rich news of them and their full beau- the better they are going to play. , ......... not enough in common to cement tical house* of worship, in tbe south,. |ajr association decides that a fair f e e s * * # s e t t s « ♦ > < >« * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ them together. Ot, to put it in an- amf when the building is entirely ■cannot be held in Sanford during [ other way. they think that each of finished, as it will be early in the taid winter. k the two great divisions would be spring it wQI be a monument to Lhe^ ------ -— happier if dependant upon the other. never tiring pastor, to tbe Baptist) 1 he proposal is that the line of aep- t o n f m t i o n , nd , n* oniiniP(It tQ the’^ Hon. Board of County Commis»ianm in and the state of Floraration he the twenty-ninth parallel., dty‘ ,J ------ 1-------J for ............. and county of Seminole met A bill, it Is antiriphted will be In-! The fact that Dr. Hyman engagedj|B* a{jj0”,;.)P(i____ ion Ddc. 15th, 10 _____________ troduced into the legislature this about ten years ago “ a caahier bf m Present. L. P. Hagan, winter with the intention of paying wholesale establishment, and h u l ty fIBin; Commlasioneni C. W. , 1the way for division. But it is no climbed to his present altitude in so |Kntxmlni?eT, j. A. Clark and L. A. ; 'easy matter to bring about the divi­ abort a time speaki .volumes for his Brumley; E. A. Douglass, clerk and sion of a state. Interests that rarn* ability. We give a reproduction here W. C. Williamson, deputy sheriff in [ ify far beyond the border*- of the of a picture of the Doctor taken attendance. Following bonds were Make excellent__ Christ- ; territory immediately concerned be­ during the time be was employed as approved: Surety Bond of Bank of come involved in auch a project. cashier. Oviedo; Seminole County Bank; mas presents and arc casi- ! Each state of the Union is enUUed • % * People's Bank of Sanford; First Na­ to two members of the United ly mailed. Hundreds are joining— hundreds will be happy when Christ- | tional Bank of Sanford; Seminole ! States Senate. Florida is an un­ County Highway and Refunding We have a beautiful new wavering Democratic state, and its mas rolls around again.. Will you? Bondi; Bond of F. P. Forster and stock just received. See division into two states would mean C. A. Dallas, . members County * You can’t lose— you gain much. • that the area now repratenteo in the them today. They are School Board; R. C. Whitten, con­ United States Senate byetqr.o mem­ Join for yourself—your friends—your children. stable of lht Justice of the Peace going fast. ber* would be represented by four, District, It is the talk of tbe town. , all Democrats. Republicans alert There being no further business *, • ->90 ^ constantly to everything that tends board adjourned to meet Jan. 2nd. ; to strengthen or weaken the oppo­ 1917. . » site party would hardly take kinaly to a change that would work auto­ ~ . CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUBS matically toward increasing the' strength of the. Democratic ’’solid ..“ T H E B A N S W H H T H E . C L O C K " In speaking of the Tampa cam­ Te Pay Owt > itW.000.a06.00 to >.0M. south" la the tipper chamber.' oo . Depositors TfcU Tear » t But that ia only one possible dif­ paign and ita success tbe Tampa As ah evidence' of the popularity ficulty In th* way of division. The Timm has the following to say: Dr. Hyman has for a number of ' of thia form of saving, the banks in people of Florida as a whole would ^ ■< « ■ • studied thia kind df church this country during the * 1'IIONE 148 have to vote for the proposition and month will pay out to ~ that would be only the beginning. aettyuy. and fab has been am I.................. ............................. of advertising forced the ciscontmu-, • ancr of the Herald. The people of of Mulberry will be sorry they ever . let the Herald go out of business but it is "utterly impossible for news­ papers to live without advertising — a fart- the public seems slow about realising. VI'. '■isL'z&’xrszzzzr Mr "**'.*«*.■*— ; Correspondence The PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD Don’t Wait Time Is Flying Join' Our Christmas Savi ngs Club Today FIRST NATIONAL BANK - I Herald hinting Co. i SANFORD, Office Supply Dept A. i FLORIDA 1 - 't i i - �■ ■ n r a £E,1*|5= vrY PAGE FIVE THE aANFOKP HERAL I Ellwood, the wonderful skater left d ustry, Maurice Tourneur of the iire/wnlked by candle Ifglit Id a price where the light from above suddenly ' yesterday for* Eustls' where he will Paragon Flms, Inc. came through a shell hole. For three ! Rive an exhibition in fnnr/ skating days and nights she and others with ; and expects to return to Sanford at Marie poro In^'Otivcr Twist" a num!*er o f children remained In cue* r. * " I look .like a boy!” exclaimed of these cellars, subsisting nn raw po­ Mention ' ' 11 **tcr little B*ppe|,*,,^ l •. ! I ; Self Rising Flour at Dutton's— Marie Doro os she emerged from tatoes. ller hitflmnd was killed by a 0r in- Brl^ ' , 12's, 65c; 24*8. $1.26. 34-tf th«l gloom of the Laaky Company’s shell as he stood ou the sidewalk In Personal Rems or ■I The World's series shown at the thentre, where she had just seen her­ front of their home. People Still Cling to I t In te re s t I.yric. yesterday brought back pleas- self on the screen In "Oliver* Twist,”, These people Vho still tenaciously —1-— — <>. ant memories of baseball to Sanford in which she will appear at fhc Star •Phone 295-J Friday, when it ia the Paramount cling to the ruin's of their home, find 0f the Floallnl Sid«H ! [ fnns. I 0G East First Street Next to McCuIIcrs 7 Ik. Sucrinctly Arranged far •; J| The Herald has a new line of feature. "1 look likd a boy anti now time for laughter. This woman (inked If wo were uni nfruld we would be T Horried Herald Readers f score cards and tally cards for card 1 am happy"— and there was no torpedoed In making the cross-chan­ >‘ parties.; See them before -you nr- doubt about it. The charming Ltw- nel trip. It wus suggested that the ky star did-look like* a ragged little ." ... range for your next party. HuUmnrlnes wore no Buch menace ns : r . oVd'eV o f tFe Eastern StfiF ^ t Everything Pt-nef* f for np f the hn nlVirn .*tl office can now street urchin of nearly a century frequent bombardment. *Bhe smiled Ike 7tb d «x » f June A . D. I*09s »«ld r «r J j Jsbllc installation of ofBcers to -» be obtained at T h e ' Herald oflice ago. The battered cap nearly bid and wild the cellars wore quite safe tlflrSte in b r u M lh * tufietrlng d e w llb «o .ieke. nroperty, (llu a lrd In *«iiilnole county, M 19th at 7:30 o'clock, and you do not need to send out of her short lock's, her coat with the during midi turn's nnd, nnyway, they lie—“ I'm thinking seriously of sot­ I sijht, D * Florida, to-wtil W m I ISO |«*l of L o t SO, toVn. Jlee.ve darfgled, and worn and were getting used to It. ‘their families cordially ting* married." 8ho—’T ve often HU " K " Cb»pp#ll’u Su*-dt»lil5B of OoMoUMOn< Member* meet kt G;30 town for anything in this line. boro. Tbo <ald land brine aaaooood at tbo torn trousers covered her, while On one of the main thoroughfares thought aboct It, but not oa anything T ry ' Dutton's Flour— 12's, 65c; inwiteddata of tba 1 Muanro o f »u«h r a r tl'c ite In badly starred shoes encased her wo stopped to have uu open-air lunch- serious." tbr name nt W. C. Coltlaa. o’clork. 24's, $1.26. 34-tf dainty feet. eon. We sat nnd chatted In this Alro Tat C rrtlflratr No. .1*7. datrd the i-10 ferry* boat to Enterprise for 6th day o f June, A. 1). 1910; laid rertifltal* street, which In ordinary times was SAFE IS BOBBED "T h a t was tlys only thing that rmbrarm tbr folluwln* |lrirrlbrd property, Vain Rcplnlngs. Titasrille train. 27*l0tip iltu a tn l In ttrminola tounty, Flortili, to ­ worried me,” she said, os she walked one of the most creditable in the city. "By right uf conquest," ho declared, w n : All unlnttrd part o f ItU. " J " of l.haopj,ao and $30 rifle-n o reasonable an Break* Into Safe In Bonita towards her dressing room—"1 was Our conversation was the only thing the iimld belonged to hlth; hut u* prll'a Hub-dirlalon -of fjoldiboro; the aald J ? xrefund. Can be seen afterto disturb Its ghastly aolemuness ex­ land brine aarnred at thr data ot tbr In u Cafe Sunday Night afraid that I wouldn’ t look like a cept the rustling of tree leaves and along life's path they fnred—bis eye­ aarr ot lurh rrrtlflrata In Ihe nami ot Mary J^a,. 906 Myrtle avenue. jJ3-4tc , safe cracker Broke into the' safe a boy. Now that I have discovered the IntermittoiU shell Are going on sight growing dim, her temper waxed M . Slcrrd. ur and Mrs. Harren of A lls ­ Alao Taa CrrtlBrair He! I U , datrd June of the Bonita Cafe some'tiny! Sun- I do, I hope fo play boy parts all within a few hundred yards of the sharp iijhI shrewd, her‘tongue hecunio <tb, A) D . 1910; raid rrrtlflrate ambrarea tate Springs were shopping in thr I,.Unwint dn rrlb rd proprrty, iltuat**! In aoate _5Prl"*J klntt the trip l<1« y night and. extracted about $100 my life, 1 really think nature in­ tsklrts of the place. Across tha uproarious; and he wished,'na his past Semlnolr rounty, FlorIda. 'to-irlt: J.w a XX he vlewml. tliat hu hudu’t been vic­ -mm and m,t Cl, Itlk .. . . " K ~ ' ‘ .of . ,;hapi Chapprfi'a ... flub-di*l*lri» id n tin sign* was flapping In the ^ S in g lo r S.n tV Claus. ‘ n currency therefrom. The Wcopo- tended me for a boy, because I have of Goldiboro. Thr laid land bring aaa*r»rd > pulous Brothers have always closed always loved to he in boya* clothes. breeze, the only reminder of a once torious. at tha date of the tuuabee of <uch rertlflrare in tbo name of M ary M. Retard. prospdinus business. The sign was inB-UV-TISM — Antiseptic. Re- and locked the safe but neglected to A lio Taa Certiorate No. S7I, dated the Rheumatism, Sprains, Ncural- close the outer door Sunday night Musty Soffer at the Star Thursday there but the building had practically la Caarl a f Caaalr Jud*. Mrmlnot* C aaalf 6th day of June, A. 1). 1910; laid r e n t s n u u u d im , Hlala a f ftarida 33-tf demolished. Morning conies and Willie wakes. been u and tha thief hnu no trouble In pry­ rate rrnhrar*^ the following dryrrlbrd prop­ erty, aitualed ia Srrnlnotr rount*. H -H d e, It was with no sense of regret tha*' ■'wTorTt'old*!*! J *Trv Dutton's Flour— 12 s 66c; ing the money box out of the com­ He discovers .that Musty has been S o u r. h.'aHy given, to all whom It to-wlt: All unlniird part of lllk. "K / * Chaowo left Arras and gazed oneo more on nrll'i Siib-divUlon of Gotdahoro. T h r taldl partment and making way with thd hanging all night from a window may ronerrn, that on • h* 16th day of J u ia open flelds, fields donifnated by Ger­ A. [>. 1SIT, ihall a p it f to tha ItonoraKo land bring Buraard at the data ot thr U«uM'l I*-25- ‘ ; 34' tf o f aurh c-rtlSoate In tbo name o f t* Mr. sttrk of New York city was rontonU. Thtfre ate several,clues to only n few feet above the ground. man guns hut' being worked by old K. K. Houaholdvr, Judga of aald Court, ta anrr J^dgo of Prol-ato. -for Anal dlvrharr* )a M ery M. Sreord. in the case and the police The two of them set out together, men, women nnd children. l in the rity Friday, showing Wjo beau- follow _ Alan Ta* fYttlArate No. 370, datrA thrC irvu trii ot tbo wfhta of W. It. Itoldan. dorta.vd; a n d ‘that at t la aatno tl*po I will Cth day of Juor A- I ). 1910;' aald rrtlfl?flll ltoe Df Knickerbocker hats at think they can land the gentleman hut Wlfllo spies a* free lunch sign rr-aot my Saal arrounla aa K x n U t ii ,1 rata rmbrarra the tallowing tra-rlbed^-ro p J' h sh0n : i n a few days. Winter season brings and decamps. Musty spies a beau­ * Rigid Man P^izxtes Doctors. rrty aitualed in Seminila r-wnty, H v H i , lid rala|r and ark trr thrlr appr-’ Oat. to-witl IAlt 60 liana » . r t , l V 0 tr-t> and t,1 lIlatrd IlrrOmbrr IRth. A. J> I9t*. • tiful maiden dressing in front of a Onkiniid. Cal.—Physicians at the SI llere north St trot) of m v *‘ K ' o f A O K b tl'IA liU l.D K N . nbils "y a o o • vigorous precautions should be taken by window. The maiden, who is not Hutcrgciicy hospital were imxxleJ over Exeeutrli. CM nnell’e .Sub-dlrialon of Ool-tahoro: the 18—-12-19. 1-10. a-fO. 3-20, 4-17, 8-&J.-CI raid land bring »< a »—d at thf data of the raised. Constant, heavy «veryon« during the winter season so beautiful when she turns her face tht* ailment of n mnn who wax-found ■ ■ — -* b -u a ir r of aarh rortlflrpta In thr aamr at by the Alameda police recently, stmjdtoward one sees him peeping and D rier) m l o f tbr Interior 1 Morv * " - * r d . -Uf ® „ ttnti nahv t0 safeguard the money and other _ U . S. Land OlOrr at C,alnr»»illr,-f|aq--- j A tfiC T t* I Vr/ifl-atr No. dl49. dalrd ibe Uycn Hatching gg Y vn,U(|h!wl i,P safe In tne hurls a water* pitcher which strikes Ing on the street In a COnmltio slafo of tlM t n V n IS, 1916. I Sth l i y ot fun#, A. I* tBIO! *aalit errtlfl* -a *CMi. Booking orders .now. Musty nn the head. Musty takes rlgliiiiy. with the exception of n pair of Notlrr tr hrrrhy -*iv*'n that J.*5r|*h H. cate coibr*.'*s tbr following drarrlbrd prongood old summer time. A lllair, of Kolokfr, HorlOr, who. on March rrty a p a a frl In S rm ln rlr rounty, Florida. blinking eyes. The |M iU ce sent the mnn Suocifi flrooksville, Ha. 34-tfc this ns a gentle hint to leave, and so . — T--------- : SI, tS It, madr ' ilnrerM»-n*t KntVy No. t*»-wlt: t.ota 3* to W tr*a wr«t ISO frrO to Ihe Kmergenty hnspltnl. lie stood OSS9I, lor SW <, nt Sort Ion 31, Towmhlp lllk. " K " nf Chaptwll’a Hub-dltlrjnn of <Sotdo resumes his travels. Then business Mr. A. E. Adams of Altamonte Congregational Church nil iddil peTfi-etly rldil. When pricked 2b b, Uango 32 K.. Tallahaaarr Meridian, bor*>. Tbr *»ld land bring aaartard at thr baa I IrU ro ller » ( Intrntl-’ n to rtiakr Svr- data n( i ‘*r laatfanre ot aurh carliScata in am in the city spending the week __ „ we wiu j,t. M|,erinl services- in begins to pick up riglit. with plus the mnn shnwcU no m-ilvlty. year proof, to mtabllah rlaim to thr land thr na—a of Mary 41. S«A-ord. tbe Curnes 41otel and visiting thp ^origregational church Sunday above dt—crlbr.1 brlorr thr County Ju lg**, ,, » • ,, ... at Sanford. Horlda. in tha Cud .lay of IVb- . AU*? . V < rrtSleaU N ^ 39, dale^ tbr 6 U ,dav ol Julg, A. t>. 1*14. * «H rrrtUcato rm friend*. ^ both morning and evening, special Unable to Stand Sight of Dlood. ruury, 1917. t , Irarea tbr Mlnping* . doa-ribrd rro o rrty, Claimant namra aa witnrrara: Cases of strong men who faint nt Hi? Self Rising Flour at Dutton's— Christmas tnjiaic and sermons in ncrlluatnl In Samlnolr rounty, ri'rld a , trJ. II. Huddlraton ol Geneva, Florida, .1!wit? I.nt* |S, 19, 20 and 2 t. W. K. I ^ a 'l t t ’a sight of a drop of Mood are fairly t‘oinUW5c; 24's, $1.26. 34-tf cord with the season. M. W. Taylor ol f.rn>v«, Florida, ‘■||*--dl 'Irlnn nl ftcldaboro. The aald land A. W Davie ol Geneva, Florida. moil. Alt extraordinary case Is record­ balng a «n rw d rt the dale of the Diuhrrg of The Sunday xcljool and young Mrt Tice and little ones returned T. E.Turdotn ol Kulukre, Florida, au*i* 'rrllflrM r in thr namwof*W. Y. t r i t i l k , ed by a doctor who was rolled In'to HOUT. W. IIA V I d tlnl**n ra il *,r Hratra ahall t-e rr^rrmrd to Lemon*Bluff Sunday, going over people will have two rehearsals this Reiliteg. attend a man who had n fainting nttnrk arrorrllng to law tat dreda will laaur there­ , Si-Tuea * (Ft I-lOt vith Mr. and Mrs. Wllmot in their week for their Christmas choral seron m the rot** day of January, A. I». 1917. nx u n-sult of slightly cutting Ids 1 11 Wltne-a my ndtrlat algnaturr and -rat * . vice which will ho held Monday . -------------• . mv Auburn. Unger. On Inquiring the business of Notlre r f Application for T e l fired t'ndrr tH . O c 19tS .'ay ot tlrcrn»b,r, A. t>. 19tS. Section h of Chapter tl* a . L a x of Hot* |nrall E. A. 11 tn tO I.ASS, Brttk y.our Cold or La Grippe evening. The rehearsals will c^me Little But Shell-Perforated Walls Ids patient. It transpired that the mnn Ida * I Clerk Circuit Court, Samln-lr Co., fia . 33-26tc Wednesday at 3, o’ clock and Satur­ w arn a lumber! Though used fo mil* Not ire la hereby girrn that Cha» l„ Wing, Jty V. M . MrDanlrl, I ). C. jith a few doses of 666/ 3S-Tura.8tc day at 2 o’ clock. Let every mem­ and Cellars of Houses anil bloodshed, he could not hear the purrhaacr ol Taa Cartiflcpte No. J O , datrd JL J.*SJIjman of Rochester, N. Y „ ber Of the S. S. ho present. sight of human Mood, atid always Remain. mited in Sunford Monday to spend worked In strong leather gloves to pfeThe Wednesday evening meeting Hr port of Schorl Ifnancrr. Seminole Count?. Frilad Fading June 10th. ISIS Thr (allowing report o t'lh e llrreipta and Oiaburavmrnta of thr SCHOOL FTJND8 of .vent nccldeuls. tit vintet with M r- and Mrs. F. W. Is held in t h e ' parsonage. You are S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y tor the period ending Juno 30th, |9l6, with thr balaiirra and tba amounta ol warrant! outstanding, and a etalement nt thr ASSETS and L tA tlll.IT lK S , ^JHimot and will remodel and put in urged to come In for nn hour. . and the value ot the SCHOOL property ol aald S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y aa reported by ________ ____ ____ iftttara at the French Shop. thr Supcrlntrodaat ot Fubllr Inatruetion and thr County Srhotot Hoard on thr 30th day Hfa Discovery. ot June, 1916, ia hereby pubfiahrd under th r’ provialona nt Chapter 6613 ot Ibe Lawa o f You cannot afford to miss the "1 have finally discovered how 'to 1918. Ran Into Open Draw • W. V. K N O T T . •» . -Coi?tptroll*r. nave n good deal of fun out of arguing sultry display in McCulleris winJacksonville, Dec. (7.— Mrs. Oscar * Grnrra) Mrhool Fuad People Still Cling Tenadouoly tp Rulna utinut war. tariff, religion; imlltics. the Trraaurvr** fialancr ,Jany. let,* 191 12.00 4o« Saturday. ’ . ,34-ltp f _ l .__________— . E. Hartley of this city and her four 118,60.1.33 -------------gulf toward which we-are rapidly nnd Warianta Outatandlng Jaay. let. 1916 of Homes—Prison Walls 8Kow $18,634.08 .* 30.71 For doll hair for the old dollies year old son are dead and other Add Acct. rotrertinn praviou* out*. ---------- — r ----- T Inevitably drifting nml tjie various Names of Englishmen Impris­ i be found with Christmas toys at membera of an nulomobilo party arc * 116.833.06 • Making DaDHt Jany. lat, 1916 , .......------------other subject* o’er which' 1 used to * oned a Century Ago. At French Millinery Shop. 36*!ltc badly bruiiod as the result of an ac­ violently nnd well-nigh endlessly con­ tlE C E IP T S : Janv. let to June 30th, 1916 — JR tememher all hats at the French' cident this afternoon. T a * Collector, Taarr. ____________ ,------The car, tend, without arriving nnywhore In FH O M : Cotnrtrcller, '8,'997.39 1'a iia A Krdrmptinna ------------British Hendquartcra In Franco.— Step an* half price. 35-1 tc driven by Mr. Hafltey ran Into the 126,691.ST 3(3.00 • Hunting Lieeore . . — _— ___ ______ _____ Arras has been culled the most poig­ parllculnr." confessed J. Fuller Gloom. open draw nt Atncli® fiver and "Nowadays I simply own up that J Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sheill and flO.969.7S Making Halanrr . . ---------- i _ — - — .— ------nantly aaddonlbg uiemoiinl of tho pres­ •on of Detroit, Mich., are spending tumbled twenty feet to the water. ent war. 1 have visited many devastated have no sense, nnd then walk nwny. I n iH D tin S B M E N T S i * Jany. let t « Juno 30tb. 1916. ....... tll.009.00 tie holidays hero with their daugh­ * Mrs. Hartley and her little son areas In two trips to tile British front find tlmt this Is the lacanrat thing I FOIl: bajarlra ot Taackrra __________ 2,431.00 Tranaportatlnn of I'upila cun possibly do."—Kansas City Htur. Six this your, during which 1 have had nn ter, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. tiro wtier. were pinned under the car. m.oo “ ala. Incidental! (er Sehonli 760.00 other *members of the party floated opportunity fo skirt most of tho line EXPENSE! O F A D M IN IS T R A T IO N : fialary Supt. 6.otr Fell Rising - Flour nt Dutton’s— add were rescued by tho bridge ten­ Traveling Kii-ener* Supt. ------ held by King George’s armies. 1 have 120.40 It Stirred His Bile, IVr Dirtn and Mileage llnard ----*-----st—,. 472.HI Ifi, 65c; 24's, $1.25. 34-tf ComtnlMbiaa of Trraaurot......... j ----der and assistants. A lour taonths Just visited Arras und I ncqutcsco In "I’ve Just left Walker. He's laid up 111 tt 'Inridrntala lor Uoard.and Supt.... V. C. Caller of the firm of Price & old baby floated with the current tho belief that It brings homo the In bed.” "Dillon* ntluckV' "AutomoS1.00 Mrlnlla* ___ ____________ . i - -----— W — — • 98.00 Kaphner ol Eaamlnatlona ... .... v. — ----------------- . CoMtr has purchased the Dunn for four hundred yards and was pick­ cruelties of war more thnn any town bilious. Ho wo* knocked down and 711.54 . Interrat Faldo . . . . . . . ____ . . . “-------------- . — — — 140.00 or dty which I have heretofore visit­ very badly bruised." property next to Comfort Cottage up alive and unhnrmed. * Eiprnar Trarbara' Aaaoelatlon . — .t___ — ^ ed. 1 have tried to Imagine .myself nn oa Magnolia und will Improve it and 81T.M7.9V Tho body of* Mrs. Hartley was T O T A L D IS IlU ilS E M E N T S ._____ _____________________________ — American todriRt und Arras ns one of otle it his home. A Distinction. _ _ found under the car but tho little 't6.93T.8a liA llfll .'une S 5 t V ,lllt , >ii.« gmnodaU kopt-au-H-ta-fee-the A w om an fre q u e n tly k n o w * w h at she Warrant a DuiaianillDg, Juua 3Ulb. 1916 _With nur immense-stock-of-drees •boy's hotly has not-yct been recov­ vlew o f (h e whole w o rld , w ritesJ o sep h au n ts, b u t-e n m io t m n k r tip h r r Ttfi"il fl.6 3 underwear, notions, etc., we ered. OtherImetnbers ot.the. parly W , U r i t z I d the R o w Y o rk W orld. TH FASU H E IVn Dalaner June SOlk. 19 16 _ — •vlint It Is.— J u d ge. ■r* frr~position to sopply your were Newborno Hart, UUich Hatch "In ten years' tim e pilgrim a ges to It For rajioft ot Special Taa Dletrlcla, are tabulated atatemrnta below. (lead Fuad wifllx At the Three iti One. 34-lc cock, wifo and daughter. , would ntnass to the French enough 10.00 TrraiureCa Italanre Janv. let, 1*18 ' _______ . w — Liable to Be Mad, Anyway. e.oo money to build an oth er A rra s ," w a* Warrant! OulataadlnraJany. let, ]9 ln ......... . . . — — ----------.Biss Eunice Petto of Jonnatown, A mun who glls mad If he enn't R E C E IP T S ! Jany. let to June »0th. 1916 ...... ‘---------Hie com m ent o f one o f m y companions Thursday at the Star 871.3l6.8t N»v York has arrived in the city Sale ol Uo.ide, In tn rrt, r le ..„ ........ -------------------------- —t _______ have. Ida own. Jay," said Uncle Kben, FHOM: Sal# . - ._ The picture that scorns certain t° ns w e pusxcd through Its streets. and taken a portion with the FcrP.URRTS: Jany. le t.to June 30tb, 1910 ■ iiuum iii iht> t w b g r g y . ..„ 19.188.88 fO lli Outatandlng I ndrblrdneaa . .................... — Mll-lLttdwsre Oo. — HerU nitt ‘ will arouse 'tho enlfTusTastn o7 alt pat­ wliat mi" 16.000.00 1ms suffered from the Gerinun « « « M t rati... It did., t w ork out accordPaid City or Sanford lor High School and'Lot 810.48 ^arrive !«tpr and they will make S#n- rons of ttje- screen is "T h e Hand of 111* to Jiln .rnlculatlnns." Elproar n| Hand lily # ___________— -----bombardments, especlnljy the fierce 2.067.63 Fleet Inirr.et Coupon* — wd their future home. * Peril.” the now Wojld Film feature lumibnrdmcnt of Jununry and Febru­ .... 1.600.00 Paid lor Ad*. Hulldlrg Fund*.... --------- ------t .490.00 , Paid fer Lota ____ _______ ——— ____ Motorist’s Temptation. . TrF Dutton's Flour— 12's, 66c; starring House Peters, to be seen at ary, iOlfl. Where sheila have not done 149,729.61 the Star Theatre *on Thursday. $1.25. 34-tf After n man tins learned to run n T O T A L D JhnU H Sr.M K N TS S ___ !------actual damage, concussion has. In the 1ST,191.93 it is an adaptation of the widely 'cellars a few families still rchlde, de­ motor rnr, he is tempted to put lu tho Making Nat Il? la n (e -------- ......... ...... ——Walter Brandt has returned from 76.000.00 llcnda.latuid _____ __ ____ •_______________ __ • trip to the Manatee section In the read detective atofles by that bril­ spite the shells which fitfully are rest of his fifty studying the trafllc regulaiious ull over the country. |I7.V6t .OS D E F IC IT . Jur* 3rtb, I l l f l ----- ------------------------------loUresf of hi. firm, A. L. McClay liant • author,■ Arthur Stringer,, and “lobbed* over" by tho Germans. ‘ ___ S2.06T.61 Warrant! utataadlng June 30th. 191C . ---- ....L. — -. Arras might have been fought over'7,067.69 ____ 76,000.00 Honda Ot trtandlng , , , . , - n ■)— ..... ° ' * *ril known* commlaalon firm was produced under tho personal yesterday, for pieces of sheU nud Her Waking Up. 129,660.68 Chicago. Mr. nrandt will leave supervision of one of the most noted other paraphernalia of war arc still T R E A S t RE ICS B A LA N C E June lOlh, 1916 "My dear, I am going *o get i n»'» fAportly for points on the cost coast. -directors Mn the motion picture in- lu evidence through Its thoroughfares. Aaarla a n l LlabUitl'a spring hat I o^w down to**n m/rV'l F?— ;-------------------------------------O TH E R /.!. T O V p A Century-Old Prison.' ____ _ 84.63 only $40. It ta a dream." "Go aloi Halaner Ct*h la Traiaury. — __________ ____—------ --- ____ 13,000.00 We went Into one building where, darling. 1’vn set the alarm clock." Uneollrctad T a iea t urrrnt Year ..... ................... ..... * ____^ 29,660.88 Itnnd Fund t.toh oa Hand iHpl. Taa D i r t . ) ...... — only Very recently, have been found S P E C IA L T A X D IS T R IC T S — i __ _ 1,644.98 scribbled on the walla*tho names of a Ilalanrr Caib In Trrarury i - ... . . . 3,000.00 Unfair. tncvtleolod Ta*er Curant Yoar ------------------- -—----number of Englishmen who were kept ,dt-_MMaiw^ —831,310.03 there in prison Utile more than n cen­ It is unfair to call woman n timid T O T A L A V A ILA D LF . ASSETS "ijTblfiTea tury ago. They were: John Ellis, pris­ :reature, when It la unlvcroally con- G E N E R A L fU N D f4 . :oried that she la ns brave a* nn ele­ *8.963J 1 » Sanford, F lorid a f * * oner uf war, 1800-1610; William Mill, Warnnla Outatan log for Currant Eiranae* S P E C IA L T A X D JSTR IC TS William Wheatley nnd Thomas AI- phant.*—Judge. 190.93 Warranta Ou'alandiug for Currnt Eaprnara.. n 7,067.69 D e c e m b e r 25th 1916 Rond Pand Wrr-anla Outitandlng..... ... ....... desou,. prisoners of war, 1800-1810; 876.060.00 1 — V:-> ’ Honda Owtrlanding_____ ____— John Jemlson, prisoner o f war, August, Doesn't Seem Real 12:30 to 2.-00 and 6K)0 t o '8:00 P. M . : 3SI.930.ir 1800. and John Jones, prisoner o f war, i* 01*1*5 -. We know of f e w thing* more uncon­ T O T A L LI A HI LI T IE S -----Value o f Cnanly Prrprrty •r o 1 .December, 1803. vincing thnn a poker game on the G E N E R A L FU N D A Merry Christmas ____ 1600.00 * r School IlnuMw and Lota — -----—— — — —• If battlefields' are already being stage. ____ 180.00 -sfil School Furniture.............. ....................— — leased for tourist purposes, wbat a _ ' 60 00 /; C H R I S T M A S D I N N E R P R I C E 75c School App«ratua_...----- ---- o—------ -------- -----____ 678.00 Other Re hot I Property ------------ --‘ 'Vr3 profitable project It would he for aotne Odor of Muck Easily Detected. S P E C IA L T A X D IS T R IC T S ____ flO ,000.00 of llieie forehanded speculators If — I t has been estim ated that the sen so School Hotter* and Lota------ — ____ 1,116.00 ' --------— ----- -------they could only obtain an opUon on A smelt In a human lielng can detect School Furniture — ____ 1,4 80.00 * Oyster Cocktail School Apparatus --------------------------- ---------_____ 1,80000 Arras, grewoome as the thought. of the three-hundred-millionth part o f Other School Property. ------------------------- —_— ( t a Chilled Uttuce Olives . Celery Branches A ouch profit-making la when the'war Is i grain o f musk. ■. ___ __ _______________ 1 ______ $89,380,00 Total value ol School Property. ■ull before Its very doors. haketf Hickory Shad, Tartar Sauce, Pommes Potatoes We walked through streets lined on Conxomme Julian Cream of Chicken both sides with rugged structures. S pecial T a x D lalricts S em inole County. P e rio d E n d in g Jun e 30th 1917. Borne were only frameworks for gi­ Shimon Croquets Creamed Chicken in Cases gantic shell hole*; others were nib­ D isbursm en ts Jan. 1st to June 30th 1916 bled here and there by smaller shells Roast Prime'ftibs of Beef Aujus or shrapuel. Between the cobble­ oast Native Turkey Celery Dressing Cranberry Jelly s0* stones In the street tho grass was thriving. Just as It was on the rail­ d Barbecued Pig Baked Apples f-a 46 road tracks at the big station. l Candied Yam s Mashed Turnips We climbed piles of debris from the i cathedral and wernJed our way through Cold A ] Vinaigrette Sauce . ] .1 N* some of tho narrow streets until we » ^ tn ch Peas ^jpOWTV wflake Potatoes Steamed Rice came to a place where It was possible >3,111.16 1101.6&i|lH7.6o H L 1391.00[43,108.07 (2(0-00 890131 214.16 11.8*8,16 to enter the deep cheese cellar* where, _ L -99 . >8.63 II 83 19.00 410.00 * 1*u‘n A d d in g , Wine Sauce, Mince Pie, American Cheese •tfr 94-61 6X00] ^XBt.Tl WJ9.0J Sto.wj la peace times, thousands of-cheeses 7f.06 100.M 3 1.00 43.78 2 0' 7X001 n&e.;io 100 00 F h u t* Cake, ( >7.16 4 Boiled Custard. are stored after being brought la from t ill 689.16 174.00 r i r « . « t4.OT 40,00 41719 the country rpqnd-about 1 .6 6 1-M .el Nuts and Raisins, (1 1 - Ml .wrL ‘.IS* A smiling Frmirhwomna who Urns flritt »■ - t y i ? ^ i n >m nUrt n - r j — ^ ‘ — "• *- r I t~ -ritSPiS. at the very ,. Cafe Noir of lhw « ThtAiln.mi'I ;t/as;u|'j.6tt j ? |t>3f64il»e*j»o |tt49.n Imxoc |i49x« In, E0P.U act .50jllOTTI S43.7f | deep cellrifa Ji wherv •Millinery, Christmas Novelties, Wilcox Paintings of Florida Scenery MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMS C C r '"•» ,«**• RUINS OF ARRAS SADDEST OF ALL WRECKAGE ON EVERY HAND T H E H O T E L jC A R N E S M i It! it rw s& �zzzr. r-? ££r?Er. Wweoar of kogi received from a breeder in another it*U a pie for ohirh a high price had been paid, aao the animal proved to bo. poorer la ronforyaatioa and quality than the Florida borer had os kia ova BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME.” s e t * v o ^ r plaaatioa of tin settop la re<JU~ 3 |Im dismissal of both the f i U l J damage suit. Sheriff Smith ,.^*7 yesterday that he expected to r j T on his io r u ft {rore fB j . ^ in Janaary. and that in le a riij*** , L",fae ! S ? r^ t h^ #d t o W a t e ^ . The beat plan to aae in baying b°4 fneada behind him. ,, breedin* stock is to. reqoiro s guar-’ ' He said, sow that the bra- , . . aatec that thd aninxai maat aat« y | a B p iip i p « t . poJfcS dfffa A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND PAITFI * HE'LL PRENT 'EM " — SO SATS SAUNTERER. * * * * ma:°r^^ri appear— at least he woqTrTdo t _ of northern breeder* are ready to p m tawzrd bringing **** •t‘“ ________________ __ .U U ,. ttwr, k ~ - W - . ~ ~ r t a b fc - SfctuLgi^i.atimxis to the comparatively low prtdaa for the; oituU coqfl IIOLLT WINS «A C E a.akeniag to the value of food kifh ipulator* who farm out ttis dans of HOLLY WINS BACE ways. Florida has at the present traffic to themselves instead of al­ . / . _ - . .. _ _ time approximately 10.000 mflea of vkk>h .orhe 5 000 lowing the earnings to apply as didi— Local Bey Fata It Att Over TheljmpreT#d deads to the stockholders of the mU• < haaeres Skater are surfa-ed with some .kind of maBefore over three hundred people terial aad the remainiaf 5.000 are Reginald Holly of Sanford defeated , traded and drained and ready for Elwood. champion roller and trick !surfacing. It is belifved that by the skater of Alabama ia a half mile ■end of <915 the entire aiieafe of the race last Friday nif ht at the skatinf ! present improved roads win be sur­ rink. In exactly two minutes and faced. together nith many miles of ten seconds w. the record breaking additional roads not included in the hieh Holly accomplished above figure*. time ia his feat. Florida's road development has PEACBLN VOLl'SIA This t i a decisive victory from beta rapid. At the betin nine of Holly not only *1915 the state had a total mileage of every standpoint defeated n good man bat he de(ested 1?,M3. of stick 3.556 were traded War Stepped aad Blsedskcd Averted In Sister Ceuuty one who has never been defeated and drained aad were rightly classed Daytona, Fla.— The prosecution of before in his racing career, which as improved roads, making a total of VETERWARIAN has been over five years ia the rac­ 6.872 miles of improved roads in the Editor H. C. Sparkman of the Jour­ ----- OFFICE— nal on the charge of criminal libel, state. During the past two ycars it ing game. El Wood haa met the champions of is estimated that at least 2,000 miles instituted by Sheriff E. L. Smith as H A N D B R O S , bT.ntlI.ES the following states and in nil of of Florida roads have been surfaced. n result of the recent campaign came Bring la your lame sad them they vere farced to bpw be­ It is estimated 'that about 1.500 to so end yesterday afternoon in keraeu aad males. ■ Hate them fore his speed: Fred Muller-of Mis­ miles have been graded and drainedd criminal coart when Sheriff Smith treated. Have their teeth eiaal*. sissippi. Professor Daniels of Tcu- during the same period. Approxim­ asked County Solicitor Hamlin to •d. sharp ceraeis dressed deem, projections rat off aad derived ately 315.000,000 haa been spent on dbmfas it. Judge Fuh immediately molars extracted. entering an order to that effect. the state r6ads up to the present. Bond issues are to bring at least The petition Of H. C. Sparkman 110.000.000 to be .expended during for writ of prohibition, presented in the next two year* in highway de- the*supreme court, asking for .writ of. EATING A PLEASURE . • . rdoppeat. • • prohibition *to enjoin Judge Fish when you have a normal appetite After ‘ getting a bad start, Hqlly Florida’s ' state road department from trying him. because of his in­ Lam df appetite indicates that the through skill and determinatian over­ has already agreed tentatively, t^p- terest therein, has also been dis­ stomach needs to be' cleaned* ivwt. came his mere experienced rival and tatireiy, upon the main system of j missed on motion of Mr. Sparkman's ened. and stimulated to healthy u> '• -left him. two whole laps’ f t the fin­ roads to be improved with federal attorneys, the .case against him in tion. ish. After summing up the two funds supplemented by anr equal the criminal court having been nolle skaters, if looked as if the local boy amount from the counties this year prossed. •• y ; was able to cut the corners a little and by an equal amount from the The . damage suit for $25,000 I better than the people thought he *tate during the following four against the Journal Printing Com-, would, though Elwood makes his years. These funds are to be ex­ pany will also be dismissed, accord­ [ living skating and every victory pended oti a system of state roads ing to Sheriff Smith; who stated TO N IC DIGESTIVE ' goes to his 'credit. He admitted to reaching across the state east to yesterday that he would have his *, * the writer that this was his fire: de­ west at its widest part and from the attorney with draw the suit at once. is sold for this purpose and rarutesd feat and the victory' which Mr. Hol­ northern border to the southern end. Thus ends the last vestige of a to give relief. Sold only by ui 11.00. R. ly earned was deservedHe also passing^ near as possible through fight as a result of the recent cam- C. Bower. admitted that the above mentioned the middle of the peninsula.portion skaters would not, have a look in of the state.—Christian Science Monwith this local lad. On the ninth lap Elwood tripped himself after he was left fully a lap Valuable Material Long Ignored. In the shade, but' whether be had Many years upi soup boilers used fallen or not the lead which Holly to have rreat difficulty In getting rid had would neVer have been taken of 4•thick, evIl-ameUlng liquid which from him for the longer he went the wax the chief .by-product of their In­ » • ^,t dustry. They ran ft into itrrsma and better he got. ■scwmc F r MBIJ ftomeoae began ctHThe time in which this race was lecting It'and refining It. Tbe result completed was a remarkable achieve­ was glycerin as It Is known today. ment for to skate a half mile in a fraction over two minutes is travel­ Too Big a Job for One Man. ’ ling some. Elwood who is known as “Who u this gargantua Just coming the boy wonder over the country ln?“ J1teat's FatMgh. who Is. always has nothing on his opponent, he is bragging about U-iug a self-made of tbe same age and when the gong man.'’ "Gee whiz! He looks more like sounded that Holly -had won P A N ­ he was built by a «->>n«truction ct«o»pany."— Boston Transcript. SAN FO R D 'S HOUSE O F SERVICE D E M O N I U M REI GNED! J'crtorm aoc will be gtatn ram or ■f My old friend. Andrew Carter «f the Arcadia Enterprise nays that ha will be a candidate far Governor four years hffice and be b givfng *nome of the planks ia his platform from time to time. As there b noth­ ing quite so important ns his stand on the express Companies and others of that ilk I will giee you his latest that you may digest it at your leis­ ure. for tbent b nothing that I can tell you today that would be of more benefit to all of you. Listen to this: You forgot we were running foe Governor? •’ * Well, we have plenty of time to. run and you to remember. As there are only about a down candidates in the field..so far. we have fek no need Of rushing things' until the number b large enough to make it interesting. We are deliberately hewing out the planks of our plfltform, letting the chips fall where they may; and when we have .Bo­ bbed the structure we want it to be strong enough' to bold up the “ big men'* of the state aad plain enough that be who runs for Governor may , read. In formulating this platform we j rast about to discern the country's! greatest needs and (Hen to .find the best available means of* supplying that need: to locate the public! wronga and point out the manner of righting t£era. to diagnose the dis­ eas«s of society and prescribe the remedy. That is oar idea ot states­ manship and we fed competent to deliver the goods else we wouldn't ^ #UI, w REGARDLESS OF WHAT OUR COMPETITORS SAY Your C R E D IT is Good The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co Flag Day Flag flay, was Cm officially recog­ nised by the governor of New York when be ordered flags flown oq all l‘while buildings in. June U.1W L Pblla'lclphin OtUbntled - (b e Wpne flAjr idocejthen the cuxlocn HasWpreail over the whole country. Tbe day Is the an­ niversary of the adoption dt the Amer­ ican flag. June 14. 17SL . *------ -— WWW-Off Sermon. There would be a lot more old aachflora In tbe world If prospective xrides were to Inquire Into the man’s Dally Thought. The art of living ia like every o th e r art; only the capacity Is boot with us; It nput be learned and practiced with Inceumat care.—Goethe. SANFORD, Phone 8 . FLORIDA Vegetables and ' Fruits In Car Lots or Less 210 E . First Street ' S an ford . Florida To Have Bright, Clear Light *-. A smoking lamp or one with an un­ pleasant odor is usually caused by dirt. Soakthg -tbc wick und ncrastooally the burner In strung vinegar for C O M M E R C I A L R A T E , $1.50 ( R O O M W I T H 1 P R I V A T E BATH), an hour and ilicn rinsing It in freah vinegar anti drying thoroughly will keep there parts cicmn. E F F IC IE N T S E R V IC E , »• How to Remove Indelible Ink. Wet the stained portion of the ma­ terial with chloride of lime and after­ ward rinse in a* little ammonia or so­ dium hyposulphate. I'upular Science Monthly. THE YEAR'ROUND 4M O D E R N A E Q U IP M E N T H O S P IT A B L E T R E A T M E N T C. H . J E W E T T , L essee and Mjr- ATLANTIC COAST LINE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH 8CHEDULE EFFECT IVE MAT IffTH. » l t THROUGH TRAINS TO N E W Y O R K D A IL Y Ne. t* A:1« F-1 120* a. I 7:46 A i l l: * * * .! 1:141.1 * * • a.i ATLANTIC COAST LINE menu. C. L. Willoughby, profosaor of animal industry ,to the University 128 W. Bay Bt. Jacksonville, Fla. Hillsborough �jW -e* W L ^ .t •f r v H - 4 *■'- * * #1 *; PAGE THREE .. » v. 1RD HERALD — Report of chle/ of police for the month of Novemher was read show­ ing as. follows: Number of arfeaU ,....72 * . ASJnu all C t a a n iw it H la, tkk Discharged 13 . Ctlwaa "S ochi; fJ'lmi. " at D » u Mit. R. A. Ja iln a , Chau K«. 10} Sentenced oh street......ti. 9 .*466.00 Dr. and Mrs. Blackman were tho Fines assessed by mayor guests of Dr. nnd Mrs. Hulley at Collected from Oct. fines . 37.00 57.76 H. A. Newman was the only sub­ DcLnnd op Friday evening for the Pound fees......... ....... ' 30.00 Dog tax ........... . stitute, -for with one exception the Mikado. t . » •* * # members were all’ present. The ylub Mm. Thomns A. Nenl nnd attrac­ *610.75 will be .entertained by Mrs. T. A. »• tive little daughter, Margaret have Neal this weak who will have nn ex­ streets. . $ 20.(10 tra table of players in honor of Mrs. returned from a delightful visit to Work _ -•_. on -Mm Dj. and. Ur*.'Hill.'ey s f DpLfftiif; 1/hcoUorteo 18.00 Goodrich.'anti .Alta, iiitt-h- Woodruff oh Expense . .......... ......... 23.00 Orinndo. '/v 610.75 Mr. .and Mrs. Epping Gabbett Cash to Collector will be the Christmas guests of their, tforiuf Calrndur *610.75 father, Mr. Cecil Gabbett and Mrs. Wednesday afternoon — Report of eollcctor for month of Cecil Gabbett. Welfare Department—meeting at November- read a* follow*: Woman's Club. Taxw. lfflfi 2.289.94 Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hart of ‘hfhrr Fre«T" Wdlaman entertains Taxes, 1915 ............... . .. 134.40 Statesboro, Ga.t are expected this with Bridge.,party. Licet.se ..... 216.75 week to spend the holidays wltn Thursday afternoon— Sanitary Tax ... 196.25 Every We^k Bridge Club will be their daughter. Mm. L. P. Hagan. Pound Fee*.'. .................. 57.75 entertained by Mrs. Thomas A. Dog Tax ................. 31.00 C IT Y COUNCIL MEETS Neal. Interest -. . LP3 .60 W .r.T ,U r *— Important Matters Regarding Oar Cost or Advertising ... Fines collected 505.50 The regular meeting of the W. C. Progressive City T. U. will be held at the Baptist 258 42 City counril of tho city, of Sanford Magnolia paving * Temple Thursday afternoon at three met on the above date in regular o'clock. A full attendance la -de­ session. • $3,691.64 Present, B. W. Herndon, sired, as there will be the annual president: C. H. DJiigec, W. W. election of officers. Abernathy, F. L. Miller, Jno. Adams Remitted to Traoxurer u. .* .'3,062.82 R. A. Newman and Roy Symes. (Tradit hv Vouchers 623.82 / . -------- ' . Minutes of last meeting read and 1 Erening Bridge ■m * Mr. and Mrs. Rpy Symcs enter- adopted. Mr. E. A. Douglass came before Report of treasurer for month of tnined the members of the Evening the council and offered a flat sum, November -was read showing as fol­ Bridge Club on Friday evening with a full attendance of the members. of $.123.64 for the ledeiuption of lows: " Receipts — '■ Each hostess is privileged to in­ paving liehs and tax certificates 21.032.86 vito n ^nuplr who are not members against I.ot 8,.Block-'.!, Tier 1, Fan- Balance on hnnd Nov. 1, 3,062.82 of the club nnd on this*,occasion the ford. Same was tnken under con­ Cash from Collector Vouchers from collector 028:82 guests, were Mr. and Mm. B. A'. sideration. Howard. Mnf. W. J. Thigpen mahCommunication from Geo. A. Do­ 24,724.60 ing highest score (or the ladies wna-j Cottcs, giving his opinion ns asked given a pretty sugar and cream set. for by the counril In previous meet­ ' Disbursement* — Mr. A1 . P. Connelly Won the gentle­ ing as to the disposition that could By Vouchers paid 2.572.00 men's prize. 31.07 j jte made of the• *20,000.00 now in Interest paid banks received from the county Balance in biinks.._„'^...... 22,113.43 . “ In Honor of VltHor school board was read, said opinion 21,721.50 , Surrounded with much interest stating that said sum could not be Bank Balances — Used for any* other purpose than a nnd altogether attractive- was the • 513.35 party given by Mr. and Mrs. R. F. sinking fund. - Communication or­ Pint' Nntinmil Hunk 269.18 Peoples Bank Ezell on Friday evening in honor of dered filed. 10,000.00 Communication .from Mr. Mur­ Peoples at 4 per cent their charming guest, Miss \ irginin 10,000.00 Pooole of South Carolina. The chison of the Atlantic Coast Line Seminole Co Hank, 1 p-c 1,002.51 Seminole County Bank High School faculty nnd members of Ruilruud. ns to when he could meet MagSeminole Co. Bank. the Senior class w ere'in vited to the council was read and ordered 333.36 ' ' nolia paving ucct. meet Miss Poole. The class colors filed. of crimson and white vyere used in Clerk was here instructed to ob­ 22,116.43 the adqrnment of the rooms which tain the Information os to what were prettily arranged and also in amount was due the city of Sanford the refreshments. Five tables of out of the road and bridgo fund of ' First Hand. Little Hotitdo's Interest In his origin progressive games Were played. The the county. tables Were designated ns Freshmen, - Finance committee of the city of was equaled only by his Impatience Sophomore, Junior, Senior and Wide, Sanford was naked to look -into tho to be grown Up. Gne (lay he dashed Wide World. Tho designation was matter of sinking fund and disposi­ Into tin- house with Ills eyes shining. “ Oh. tool her." he said. **I saw God a novel idea, quite, in harmony with tion of securities on bulkhead. up In tilt* sky an' lie has blue eyes. the games. Mips Hazel Stevenson On motion carried, street commit­ I said. Thank you. Mr. Ood, for mak­ proved the most expert of plavcrtL tee—wav was ins true ted- to have city in g ’me.' an* he said. That's nil right, anq was presented with a box of dock repaired. Ib-hhle, that's all right J You wait an' crystalizcd cherries, while Miss Ruth The bills, of Drs. Stevens and wiine day I'll make you lulu a big, big Kanner won- the* bOoby. A guest Denton were read and same refer­ innfi'V" ' prize was given Miss Poole. red back for tlie approval of city Slip to 0c Guarded Agalnat. physician. lti'im'iiibvr that a slip of the foot Pfrtohal ‘Mention * Moved and seconded that foun­ may crack n bone, but a slip of the Mias Alice -Ladsdn of Savannah, tain‘ at intersection of Park avenuo tongue may cqnrk u reputation or Ga., is the guest of Mrs. L. P. and First street be moved. wound u character. Iiagan on Sanford Heights. . ■* Clerk waa here Instructed to A RESUME OF SANFORD II AFP&WNCS UP'TO DATE * about p e o p l e and e v e n t s ... / /. the CoUtgt Set ffllh ChfUtmta 1 ~ than . » • * - ,h coi|.(e boy, and airIa hr0 •* .‘ M .u.ninc add !*l» *• * y throughout the entire week, B g i s S b i b t * the Joyous spirit - heud-to WF “ OKI ChrtaltnM uMn-t be Chr»*tnju without my. ha»a: 1 « U 4 >- - U ll.» to K , other pleaaj.ro t o have S W and -hat » t * ! " * * * T i«| about it, we want the Kiri* .nd bojte'wUh “ ■ on Christmas Day, u L p«rU « »re being pUnned. Z J n partiea, abating partiea, dinand evening partiea and a gay « , weeks will follow their arrival, / L u p of girls returning from Talfja »e e on Wednesday are Mlaaca I } L * Morris, Maude Et.tzminger Roberts. r Miaa Morria will the vacation with Mr. and ■ GetT Speer, and Miss Entzyafer at laOOf WOOd. | From Rollins •College come Miss Tiiiriin and Raymond PJdlipa and £ £ Uelen Shelton. Mi** Norma Herndon returned ffcom the Cathedral school at Or[ Usdo on Saturday,, Two yoUng men who also nrrived g*S»iurday are J. D. Woodruff and | fini*ro Bromley from the Military at Greenwood, S. C. . Frink Woodruff la expected home j f c . Enkfne College, Due Weal. K *th Carolina, the latter part of tk **ek. . [ p *ould seem that the Floridn I University nt Gainesville I® especial­ ly popular with Seminole jeoun t hop let there nre ten from the coun­ ty, of vhich seven are- frpm Sj.n|rhrd This- young men who are ex­ pected on Saturday are Benjamin ; fhilr.tr, * Jr.j K*rl Paxton, Joe I U:r.r, John Murrell and Henry I Cintron. Uond Monroe nnd Billy Holden vti arrive Saturday from Cllege Pwt.Ga.. where they arc attending itWGeoigia Military Academy. . . Arthur Dirkins who comes from ,Fwt*r» Militaty Academy at ;h»d«ton, Sr C.. la expected homo ■ Thunday. •' lydney Chase, Jr., will be _ fftre this week from tho military school • a ' IIomen ilie, Ky., and. Randal! (.returns from Phillips Acad«*/ at Kxeter, N. H. There will be .rejoicing in the younger, set *»n have arrived, to aay noth | ug the i|uieter joys of mothers » i fithrts uhen tho young folks Itthrr shout the board on ChristPM'morning. V 7" Btd f ’rosa Btr.lt Mrs.J. E. I’aco and her ■commlt!*• will handle the Red Cross Seals | aDof tl)u Mi ck, making a thorough «uv»u q1 the town. The girjs of tie Junior. Civic League, under the I- lwteihip of Mrs. H. C. Gerror, tkaltmin of the Juniors will make a “ ■PRizn. dressed as little Red “Cnw iiursei. In severaf of tho ,*t°frg UAbic aitl Lo placed at the Mtrsnrp, a^whlch will be found a tBfnsUr „* trip Health committee wlliflt aesls. A systematic effort is Wng made and a quantity of seals 2 ^ WnjLUhuusittl—of Mfea-J easie ^*r has given invaluable asaiatto the Welfare Department and conducted a most successful tde. / Mrs. Robert Herndon i* home for the Christmas season, having arrived from Arcadia on Friday. Mr. Hern­ don -will also bo here in time for his Christmas dinner. ' , , Concerning Skating Sets IrmniTT The golden days o f Indian summer I held on by u bridle o f eiderdown, nnd might mnke lis forget winter, or cease ' the spurtlve-looking (tampon is nindu to bel|eve In’ It, If It ‘were Hot for o f ynru, which Is o f nil things tho forecasts In the shop windows. They best for decorating skptlng Sets. nre full of fipprlcs nnd furbelow* for Besides-the sets made of fabrics Christmas gifts, and furs nrid wraps there are practlcnl nnd handsome that will warm those who wotir them ones of ynms. 'Angora Is the eoslest to the soul; or bq qs hope mz It Is liNtking of these; .White bordered with to iic giiilicnsl front them that skating coloml stripes umL bright colors, will l»e winter's foremost pastime, for trimmed with white, seem to match up there are all sorts of skating out tits l/est with a winter landscape; at any displayed. rate this U the, opinion of (base who Tln-re nre costumes among them In , have designed skating (ogs. But more which sports dothk reach the apex nudnelous color coinblimtlons may ex­ of luxury mid beauty, and there are pect to meet with approval against a ninny unpretentious hut captivating l.nckffround of b-e and snow, und after skutlug sets, sometimes of three nil Is ■said, there Is nothing better pirn's, nud often of two. The tlir*s‘- than vivid Scotch plplds for winter plCce sets Include mufiler. ctipe, nnd. s|M>rtx. muff to mntch, nnd the two-piece sets uiullhT mid rniH> or hut. They muke Ideal Christmas gifts. Several of the new materia Is. us wool velnqrK. Bolivia cloth, and the Snowball Muff. lighter fur-fnbrles are perfcetly adapt­ The very newest muff to be seen In ed to jheso sets. I-Jtderdown Is nn Ideal material foe them, and the set New York Is perfectly round with In­ shown In the picture Is tnnde of it. visible slits In the shies mid it Is But uny of the Deft, woolly cloths scarcely larger than a good-sized grape nilglit tie used for the plnln muffler fruit. These snowball affairs are nnd to cover the *-nnll hnt shape, with made In ermine, white fox aud squir­ about the same good effect. The hat Is rel. SANFORD . ' > * - * - One Day Only SATURDAY DECEMBER .v l write city attorney as to .what pro­ Sound Advice. Mrs. Charlotte A. Smith nnd Mrs. gress he was making in the suit for If you are In the linbit o f lying, J. IL Fcrgusvln are spending several the collection of taxes. in Immceiit bystander tnke treatment,. days In Jacksonville 4hit waek._____ ■Councilman A b ernathy tlflurfld the t<ff y our innocence or cease bystundfollowing ordinance and moved Its inc.—Judge. Miss Blanche 'Johns arrived flo w adoption. A n 'ordinance entitled nh ShelliyrNT'C.,! antTMr. W. T. John* ordinance providing for sanitary Early fden In. America. * from Fort Worth, Texas, on Monday watc& closet buckets. Upon motion Geologists aver, that Ule oldest laud to apend the Christmas holidays carried fold ordinance was plarcd on In tin' wifrld in found In North Amer­ with Mrs. J. E. Pace. ft* first reading und passed. Vote as ica, and this* affords encouragement lo-anttirnpologtufk xvur.ieTunVTcl follow trB r'W r H«rna6n7'C. H f D15r ■j b r . nnd Mrs. J. N. Robson, Miss gee, W. W: Abernathy, .F, L. Miller, that North America was the earliest homo of tho human rnee. Sillie . Robson .and Rev. Arthur Jno. Adams. R. A. Newman, Roy Scaring Peck motored over to De- Symcs. Land on 8unday for the Veipcr ser­ Ask the Fa|r Melds. Councilman Dingoo moved the One kins In erely hundred carries a vices at Stetson .University. waiver of the rules und that said germ, nccorditig to the United States ordinance he placed, on its socond health serVlcw. How immy genus Tri/A S(tltr* S«r;*rf»e Porfy .Major and Mrs. J.. W. Whitfield T b honor of M in Sallio Robson of Charlotte, N. C „ aro expected reading by title only, seconded; Vote would the average mini acquire of nn . ' .0 has been a member of -thq tho latter part of the week to spend on-the waiver of the rules as follows: evening?* uth Seekers Clnsa of the Method* Christmas with Major nttd Mrs. A. B. W. Herndon, C. H. Dingce, W. W Abernathy, F. L. Miller* Jno. Ad­ Flash Light 1Sunday school during her stay in K , Powers. Major Whitfield is ams, R. A. Nowman. Roy Symes, .We don't mind ii man's stretching ^ * f w d the 'member* entertained Commandant of Homer’s Military .-VtM voting Aye. Nay's, none. • * the truth it little, hut he could remem­ 7 * dtiightfully charming party Schoof at Charlotte. -Said rules having been waived, ber that he can get it so thin that J-J* •hursday evening jaV the attrae* said ordinance was placed on its there's nothing left of IL—Detroit K v hume " f Mr"* ' V- W. AberMlsa Sallio Robson leaved^ today Free l ’rrss. , | Jl/ t h i r t y memhera pf for South Carolina after a visit of second reading and read by title only nnd passed. Vote as follows: Ayo’e, 1 *T m<,t for this farewell gath- keveral tponths In Sanford With her Reminders of Maine Statesman. B. W. Herndon, C. H. Dinged, \V. %. t and the "stuprise" was n combrother, Dr. Robson and family. W. Abcrnsthy, F.- L.V Miller, Jno. Among tho treasured t>oss«-mtlons of M success.. ' Miss Robson had Miss Robson will be greatly mined Adams, R. A. Newman, Roy Symes. the Maine Historical society,lu Port­ land are the gavel nud desk used by ; J r t0 tca wit^ ^eV* Bnd by a large circle of friends she has Nays, none. • f-- Steinmeycr hnd a phone won by her pleasing personality and Tliomnn B. Reotl wtille ho. was speaker ^ c *a’* to the hostera.to gen Councilman .Dingee moved that of llie houso at representative*. Those the rules be further waived and that relics ware given to the society by the ev»tii lfT ,i:.Ucat ovcr to »P«nd the children-of tho lute Thomas Donald­ • tjt with tho. Abernathy family Wallace spent several spid'ordinance be'placed on its third son. « r *1 ■uPon thi-ir arrival the folding days laat week with her slitcr In reading and raad in fall. Seconded. S*td vote ut the rdle* resulted As lsd.hr,Urr' »nd disclosed the Tam pa. ^ h*' Kfoup- of friends. follows: Ayes, B. W. Herndon, C. A tip. SJJSB % ‘ There was never an 111 thing made II. Dingee, W. W . Abernathy, F. L. « l s « !.<0b*°h WM presented with Mr. ind M rf» J. A. Csspor-with **te ^bouquet 0f EnglUh violets their sons and daughter have taken Miller, Jno. Adams, R. A. Newman, better hy meddling.—Robert Louis ( i n c .) ; •_ Stevenson. lijaj*.,, ®ne Ilfe*ent gave a aelcet rooms at 618 Oak. avenue for the Roy >Symes. Nays, none. *• » % _• , •. ‘ J The rules haviAg been waived sajd *klp Th r° m Thouk*lU on Friend* winter. Only .Look Longer. A ordinance waa placed upon lta third fitL'o - a * cre written on pretty First Landlady—T manage to keep * c*rdj «"* ■ which were afterward I reading and read In full and passed. Miss Lifla Zachary, who was the ‘ oifthcr and given the guest of my boarders longer than yon do." attractive guest of Mrs. A.- K. Vote as follows: Ayes, B. W. Hern­ Second Landlady—"Oh, I don't know. • M il B y the Cham pionb o f E v ery w h ere •ouvenlr of the happy I •watloa. Powers and other relatives In San­ don, C. H. Dingee, W. W. Aber­ You keep them so thin that they look Hobson responded the ford has returned to her home in nathy, F. L. Miller, Jno. Adkins, R. longer than they really ara."-J-The A. Newmsn, R oy Symes. Nays, Pathfinder. talc r , UUr m<Mt charmingly, Burlington, N. C. • rendered throughout tho oone. * Tjhe president of the council ®td u dainty refreshment Mr. , and hfr*. ' II. G. Dietrich, here declared that the city council What Did He Mean? M il n **rv#dnow of 'Jacksonville spent las? week fiad by their vote patted an ordin­ Mrs. Blenklnsop— "Poor man. per* 3 BAND8 OF MUSIC v form^k*0" Icavca lhl» w<»V for among friends in Sanford and will ance entitled an ordinance providing haps you have seen better days!" m" home In Charleeton. S. C. return for Christmas. Their .daugh­ fur sanitary w atar. closet buckets, Tramp—TYm; Indeed, lady. I hover ter* will also spend the holidays and said ordinance ordered certified lasied such soup as your* before." liy the clerk to the m ayor'for ap­ here. . —T Ev rl H l,k !r». a. k RAIN OR SHINS JiV provalt dned tk ^ * r r - t t d * H g h lfo IlF « n * • ^_______ ’ Sometimes Bitter Way to Learn. Afternoon it 2 NUht at 9. Doors Open at 1 and 7 p. m. All bills againnt the city of San“After a man learns by experience,' • nn . n J : * * Week Bridge ['-J Mlaa Jeasie Street RoborU i. exIl- l" - ' -1 ILSIMJI.**"!. .■■Z-B.SJ.1. . I Ul— I ■I'll.' 1L .. ford were read, audited and clerk said Upclc Elien, "bo generally wishes from Wilnjlhctofi C., on Saturday to enjoy Christmas instructed to Issue vouchers for he'd got fall knowledge by takln' some 1 a *"«* » f « . t *Mra. with the home folks. body's wotd for IL" ■ •ame. i . LifTA'J t ': ilfV-a*YItL* ; ‘ IJL ■ 2 LStftHUE Lv.J: J /a W O R L D ’S P R O G R E S S IV E 105—New Modern Acts—105 Great Panama Wild Beast Exhibit 25 CLOWNS 2 -PER FO R M AN CES D A IL Y -2 m ml TR Y A HERALD W A N T AD � 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, 1916 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1916; <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/c72d29610e8a8cd392155d2a307bb4ed.pdf 2de04daf5f9259b438aa9a52fdc21b75 PDF Text Text ■ ■ . IN THE HEART OF TRE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ffilj.feHLY THE SANFORD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN S A N F O R D — Life / • Wo,th Living • * _• NUMBER 35 SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1916 fOLUMB VIII I. Interesting a n d Important Meeting of County Commissioners ~7S * jy B. G. Smith,' Theodore Aulin, lank of Oviedo by B. G. S., Z. Spinka, O. P. Swopo, S. W, -Swope. Rusolution read os follow.: Whereas, a petition haa been pre­ sented to thi. board signed by B. G. Smith and others, wherein it appears that they arc citiaena, free holders iving in the vicinity of thstcer^ain road or alleyway in said petition described aa follows, to-wit: that certain part of alleyway twenty feet n width on th f aouthalde of Lota 1, 2 and 3 of B. G. Smith’s addition to Oviedo, Seminole county, Flor­ ida and being 81 feet In length, ex­ tending from the southeast corner of Lot 3 to the southwest corner of Lot 1. ‘ * . Whereas, It further appears that the town of Oviedo In an unincor­ porated municipality, and that aai road or alleyway above described is of no material • advantage to the property owners or citixena of the said Oviedo; . Now, therefore, he jt further re­ solved by the Board of County Com­ missioners of Seminole county, Flor­ ida, and it is ao ordered, that the road or alleyway herelnbeforo des­ cribed be and the tamo is hereby continued, abandoned and vacated aa a public highway, and that said road or alleyway hereinbefore revert to the abutting property owner/. Done and ordered this the 5th day of December, A. D. 1!M8. I,. P. Hagan, Chrm. Bd. Co. Comm, Seminole County, Fla. Attest: E. A. Douglass, Clerk. Following bonds were approved: E. A. Douglass, clerk circuit court; Continued on Page Four REMEMBER1 ADAMSON LITTLE ONES MAY USE CHRISTMAS THE PADDLE ✓ - ■ ■■■■* ‘ •* Tha Children’s HomeJBociety Says He Would Spank Rail­ roads and Brother­ Should be Ably £ hoods • Assisted *. timmending legislation to prevent strikes or lockouts pending investi­ gation of disputes between railroads and their employees. The conmmlttee proposes, that the interests of the public in such>controversy be recog­ nized ,n paramount, and that fepre-v sentatives of the board constitute the majority of any boafd of con dilation or arbitration. Shot While Hunting Elmer, the young son of Z. Haymana of Osteen was shot by a boy companion yesterday whjle bunting flear Osteen. He was shot in the right hand and as soon as possible he was rushed to this city* In an automiobile where Dr. Neal rendered medical attention and it is thought the hand can be saved. Mra. Os­ teen brought him to this city and the hurried run through, the streets caused som*' excitement ,xmong the holiday shoppers. It was reported at first that his hand was shot off but later developed that he was wounded in the right hand and as ho ia atrong and .vigorous it ia likely that he will recovet in short order., ■ ' Weather Report Washington, D. G.,'Dec. 16, 1916 Forecast for tho week beginning Sunday, Dec. 17, 1916: ' South Atlnntic nnd Fast Gulf Stntes-*-Generally fair, except unr settled with probably‘rains about Thursday. Temperatures low dur­ ing'first half of week; latter half warmer. COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS IN PARK n , - Kj ' Will Be Given F o r T h e Benefit of Those Who Have Not Washington, D.ec. 17.—Reports Plans are going forward with sys­ There are many homes In Senford that railroad and brotherhood heads tematic effort In behalf of the Com- . that uro not brightened by the pres­ munlty Chriitmaa Tree th at prom­ ence of children and at this glad In peace conference have planned to ises success. Mrf. W. E. Wataon, Christmas time when the children propose the repeal of the Adamson chairman of the Welfare D epart­ come in for their share of the holiday act and the substitution of a work­ ment, Woman;* Club, by which tho cheer and gifts those who are not ing agreement of their own making movement ia fostered is enthusiastic blessed with’ children should espec­ for it, aroused Representative Adam­ son, authqr of the law, to.derlaro to­ over'tne way in which the idea haa ially remember the little orphan chil­ day that cobgress would spank both been received pnd with the various dren. There are many of them in Committees now' at work, ahe ia the Children's Homo Society at aides to the controversy if neces­ Very much encouraged. Mra. J. W. ‘ . . ’ . Jacksonville and there are many sary. Barnes, chairman of committoo on homes in Seminole county that Mr. Adamson, the house, repre­ nrrangementa reports excellent pro­ could take ono of these bright little sentative of President Wilson in rail­ gress. • It is eipecially gratifying ; children and the home would be way legislation matters Is willing to that the Community Christmas Tree brighter for the presence of the cooperate in any plan employes and is being cordially supported by tha child. If you cannot adopt one of employers may evolve for the Inter­ men of Hanford. The various or­ them at least think of them and send pretation of h(l Maw os applied to ganizations are .invited to cooperate, something to the society for theso working conditions, but will vigor­ Elks, Masons, Woodmen and Eagles, little orphans. Marcus F.ngg writes ously oppose rcpenl of it, as he Eastern. Star, Woodmen’s Auxiliary, about them and makes such a strong thinks will the majorities of both Ladies of the Maccabees, to join uppejd thnt he.should have the co­ houses. • hands with the Sunday schools and operation of every, one in the state. "Congress will not agree to any Woman's Club. The gift giving will And enclosed with his lettrr Is un repeal of the Adamson law," ho said be entirely for the poor. There h* appeal, which is given hero In the tonight. *"Tho measure wus passed no compulsion to give but thetgreatbelief that piany Herald readers will in good faith and it is n constitu­ er. tho sacrifice the sweeter tne gift. lose no time in sending something tional enactment regulating hours of Miss Helen Carter of Long Island, While wo are ulanning our family to the Society's headquarters—the labor and not wuges. Let tho road} N. Y., has accepted u position"at reunions ana big dinners, expensive Children's Home Society of Florida, and their men settle their wage dis­ tho French Shop for the winter. gifts to home folks and friends can 361 St. James Building, Jackson­ putes. not ‘remember that poor ' are ville. . .­ "I hope that the negotiations be­ God's children too? The letter asking' for aid, reads tween the railroads and their em­ t ,1 like this:. ployees will result In an agreement Mrs. W. W. Abernathy report* which will not make further legisla­ gdod results from tne work of her Jacksonville, Dec. 12. 1916. committee."' The carols that have "D on't you wAnt to have just a tion necessary,' but congress will see been, selected are being taught in little part in providing Christmas that tne public gets u fair deal. - If It . Mr. J. O. Packard addressed the Sunday schools and public Cheer and Happiness for the dozens becomes necessary to apank both board in reference to road leading aides, we'll apank them, though I. schooia'of the city. of homelcsa, orphan and helpless from brick road to Midway. Comhope that won't be necessary." little ones, who-now fill our-Receiv­ i aiuionws L. A. Brumley authorised The children will enter the park an , • ing Hopio to • overflowing—end Jhe | to have road fixed to accommodate follows: Presbyterian Sunday school Representative Adamson looks hundreds of other fittle orphans and with optimism upon the efforts of the this community. at the corner of Oak avenue and homeless youngsters-eomlng under railroads and brotherhood heads, to i Hon. Forreat Lake * addreaasd Fourth streets; Baptist' S. S., Oak our caro each year? Of couYse the get together, however. He says the White Gift Christmas at the avenue and Fifth street; Method­ board in reference to bond to he liven by county depositories and Alton Maull Gives Hia Im* biggest tning you could do would Result of the .preeidential election ist S. 8., Park avenue and Fiftti Presbyterian Church To­ he to take one or two of theife little made the employers more eager for Dtrember 15th fixed aa date to re. presslon of Our street; Congregational S. 8., Park ones Into your home, as a perma­ poace than they were laat fall and morrow Night edre and approve such bonds. avenue and Fourth atreet. Children Development nent Christmas gift? We have three that the growing belief that the Pres­ Seth Woodruff addressed board • coming in from butlylng district* The Presbyterian chuich' following will march with the Congregational ‘ Last week Allen Maull, general seta , of twins, and just dozens of ident etanda for a compulsory arbi­ is reference to Sub Tropical Fjdr.to W held in Orlando during February, advertising and development agent other little ones, boys and girls—all tration law has put the brotherhood out their regular custom will have Sunday achool. 9 Should they wish 1117. . . ‘ ' .• | of the Atlantic ‘ Coast Line who of whom arc anxiously awaiting leaders in a conciliatory frame, of the White'*,Christmas exercises on to be designated they may carry Wednesday evening pt seven thirty their Sunday school banner. Chil­ . Clerk instructed to send Volusia apeiit’ a day going over the Sanford good homes and parents. Can't you mind. . in the church auditorium: The ex­ dren of the Catholic and Episcopal section remarked to a representative poasihiy take one or more into your bill for $50.00 to pay for lot nt Os­ Neither labor nor congressional ercises will be most interesting from churches will fail in line with any . , teen ferry, where house for ferryman of The Herald that "Sanford la one home? ■ * leaders here havo official reports aa the fact that the childrpn of the 1* built, also to ask what amount of tho moat favorably situated town* Well, if you cannot take a child— to lu s t what phase of the. railway Presbyterian church give presents to of tho Sunday schools mentioned in tho state. A magnificent djma^e, they may desire. Father O’Rlordan . they are willing to pay on houap. perhaps you" can spare a little money situation and conference* have taken E. L. Woodruff et al addressed the rich aoil and rail and water trans­ —and oh, we arc so greatly in need up. Belief' la current, however, In the Thornewell Orphanage instead of haa cordially signified the willing­ board in reference to fair to be held portation aro the fundamentals upon of fundi just now—really—our -finan- congressional circles that $ho fore- having gifts for themselves as for- ness and picture- of nia people to ca which it must real Ita hopes for the cial condition is serious. Listen—a moStfAati?^ nt the final ui:m m. in — iHicralir.ltriEBrapI&mlid^movemsnt. . oS In February, 1917. future. It haa thaneuc le u a ^ o fa The Thornwelf Orphanage la the The children of the Episcopal Sun­ Board adjourned until 2 p« m, _ bdttie for ‘w]|i be an Interpretation of tne C SS * ' | splendid development and if it is to one of qur babies—a difne will buy a Adamson law so. satisfactory to both PresbytetUn Orph'ahage located In day school will come in os individ­ go forward cooperation umong it* Hoard re-convened a t 2 p. m. -All business interests is. absolutely nec­ quart of milk-"-a quarter will buy a'atdca th a t the suit to test the act's South Carolina an<J supported by uals and not collectively, but Rev. good pelr of stockings—* half dollar constitutionality . now boforc the the Presbyterian churches 'of the Arthur Peck too haa promised hia ■embers present, also city council,' essary. Nature can do much, but will buy new ribbons for a half dozen supreme court may be withdrawn. children aro »• ’The • ---- that -south, and the gifu of the Sunday support. »k*n report of Engineers Ramsey man mint do his share and that can girls—a dollar will buy candy for nr nrttvr in thirttlOVeHTOllt iui l Slllldl *nd Williams, was read, and when It hc-iaWrir-h^thmiKhtT only be accompliahed through COB—two towurd gladdening the hearts of tho •rhool will meet ut their respective being learhtul that the Southern _ will he it la hardly ho suggested. scToua ancT Intelligent cooperation. dollara will bosxd a baby for a whole little children who have no parents Sunday, schools at five o'clock on j— Clay '.Manufacturing Company's bid A long pull and a atrong pull makes pointed out that many member* of to make Santa Claus po«sible for Christmas Day. ' Pnronta are ear­ week—five dollars will provide a *a» the lowest and best bid for pairthe boat go, and in communities good home for somo poor orphan both houses having.defended the law them. • nestly requested to urge their little i*t of road No. 5 within the city where each Individual thinks he Is child—ten dollars will ,provide a on the stump last fall will not be folks and young people to take part' , llmiu of tho city of Sanford contract Tne scholars of tho Presbyterian working alone,.-never gets anywhere. brace for Some little cripple—twen­ anxious to defend the repcnl of it in in the celebration. Gifts that -are *u awarded to came at $1.26 per One of the greatest needs of San­ Sunday school will havo appropriate the next campaign.. # brought may be taken to tho band cubic yard. ty five dollars will provide a pension ford la a thoroughly modern high for some worthy little widow and : A plan for the Investigation of exercises and will lay their gifta In a stand ut tho time of tho celebration huge pile at 'the front of the gift Certified checks of Georgia En- class tourist hotel. There is not a where a committee of ladles will re- . threatened strike* also is expected to four or five little kiddles—etc., etc. tree for tho orphans and ihe cere­ •. gaming Company ordered returned city In the state can furnish superior ccivc them. A complete program oT result from the deliberations. Labor You Just cannot send too llttfe or mony of thf White Gift Christmas »hd communication read and filed. natural attractions. The magnifi­ the celebration will appear in thn is determined th a t. no compulsory is one of the most beautiful and nev­ Keport* of county olficera read and cent sweep of waterfront, with ita two much to bo of real. help., next Issue of Tho Herald. arbitration law shall go on the stat­ • ^ered filed. Resolution in connec- outlet to the Atlantia ocean boat­ "B ut if you cannot send any ute hooka, but realizing that the er fails to attract a large crowd to the church. Ml** Alice Whltner • Hon with petition to close alley at ing, fishing, good roads, attractive money—or want to send something Will Race at Dayteac . _ , -B. G. Smith's sub-division, adopted. surroundings and general conditions J)*s1de tho money—we .should just President 'evidently ia votV serious and her faithful assistants have Ellwdod, tho Boy Wonder is won­ In hla determination to prevent »' Petition: . are especially attractive to tourists, love to have you aend a package, or strike crises without investigation, labored under many disadvantages dering just how he was beaten here this year on accounct of the church laat Friday- night by Reginald Holly' To the Board of County Commla- b u t they demand certain accommo­ box or barrol, of children's clothes— *lorten in and for Seminole Coun­ dations in this day and ago which hats, caps; stockings, handkerchiefs, they will exert every effort to draft lUilding and the finishing of the and la not satisfied that Holly la th e ty. Florida: . . , . . . muat be provided or. they go else­ underwear, shoes or canned gooda, a compromise plan that will have Sunday school rooms giving but champion, therefore he has chal­ hla endorsement. ittle time or place for tne rehearsal* lenged Holly to meet him at ,tho jellies, preserves, staple provisions, ^e, the undersigned citizens, free where. Tho clnferencea are proceeding, all iut the cnlldren can bo depended Daytona rink on Tuesday, Dec. 26th meats, vegetables, fruits or toys, holders living in the vicinity of that I was greatly Impressed with the certain road or alley hereinafter des­ intensely cultivated, fields of-celery,^ dolls, ate. Perhapt you can get parties to them maintain, without upon'to give a good account of them­ in a mile race on roller skates. T h o cribed do respectfully represent unto lettuce and other "out of season" your Sunday achool class or. church, the official promise of Administra­ selves and. the public la r.ordlally in­ challenge has been accepted by HoUy , that act. on the-Preti vited to attend the exerriaea next y°ur Honorable Board aa follows, product., but regret that I did not or club or.lodge, or society.to help tion .leaders N dent's railway legislation prograrri Wednesday night (tomorrow night) and the boys will draw a large crowd to-wlt: • see more evidence of diversification you do a6me of these things for our will .be hold up pending an agree­ at seven thirty at the- Presbyterian from Sanford arid neighboring cities 1 *• Bale! road or alleyway la des- —more cattle, hogs, dairying and little ones.k Pleading /arn estly for on that night aa tho local boy haa ii u follow*, to-wii; Tnat cer- the general farm, to,wft|cl) truek can iome help from you in behalf of ment, Nothing will be done by con- church. , plenty of backera who think he l* . " part of alleywajr twenty feet in be so successfully subordinated. these Utile orphans. right here at groaa, however, to interfere with some better, than Elwooa. The Wld,h on ‘he aouthalde of Lots 1, 2 These things Are the basis of agri­ your door, and wishing you a Merry their progress for the present. / Opening Longwood Hotel event will be pulled off at the Ar­ »nd 3 of B. G; Smith', addition to .' * Mr. Adamson will make an at­ ongwood Hotel will have the an­ cade rink in Daytona. cultural wealth til over the world Christmas, I am tempt in the house tomorrow to get nua] opening next Friday evening "Your servant and co-worker, j*?0, Sem,n°le county, Florida, and are- In line with the beat ac­ ■»d being si feel | n | , ngth, Mt«ndDucked Deputy Sheriff unanimous consent for action on his at eight o'clock. The hotel is under Marcus C. Fagg, cepted principles the world over, Winter Garden, Dec. 17.-»-Deputy resolution designed to provide for a the management of MineHost State Supt. I/ot i m ***• ,outh«“ t corner of and If the agricultural functions of Sheriff John Hodnott waa yesterday continuation of the life of the Newi Kuchler who promises to give the the Sanford section are to bo per­ landa Commission investigating all thrown overboard in Lake Apopka, guests the best there is in the line -• That the town of Oviedo la not petuated they muat be predicated Christmas Exercises at Monroe phases of the transportation problem of eats and entertainmont and in while attempting to arrest a number ■n incorporated municipaHty. I 'T h o Monroe public school will upon them r' of fishermen for seining. Je(T Waites until January, 1916. Thla may pro­ ar Thal « id road I or alleyway The advantages of the Sanford hold fitting exercises on next Friday voke a storm of argument, as frbyida order to demonstrate tnat he can do whose employ the fishermen ware In, »b°ve described Is'o f ________ _ this the public Is cordially invited to no material section are aplendid In their charac­ night celebrating the * Christmas t0 tBe Property owners or ter, but no section of tho world ever Quite a program has been of the state regulation of railroads attend the big opening on Friday refused to give up his net* to tbe mged by Mias Nellie King, and are expected to oppose the resolution night. In spits of the high coat ot deputy and In some altercation con­ the towp gf. Oviedo, grew great and powerful that de­ from* n 'n* r**dV meana of access pended entirely upon the bounty of __ _ Nettye Maine*, teachers of the hu t assurance of the President's de­ living the big banquet will only be cerning same became angered and r« s |, °* ‘J'o lota in said B. G. nature or uppn one line of human school and the pupils are very inter­ sire to havo the resolution adopted one dollar a plate dnd the dancing slated arrest. ■ I t la alleged tl ested in the work, therefore Jt is'safe ia ekpacted to. be sufficient to carry and cards will be free. Good muaic officer after being churned under sev­ •»irt h ‘ kddit,0B without, traversing effort. . —- I - ' ~*t ■Wd road or alleyway. it' through the hotue. srill be furnished and every , one la eral times, had . to talk very nice to Concluded Mr. Maull: "I hips to any that the evening will be one of promised a good time at Longwood the fishermen before he was allowed ' ‘The Chamber of Commerce of the much educational as wt)l as enjoy­ thir^lrij0re your P*UGoners' pray upon my vfelt to Sanford on Jan. to get back in tho boat. Mr. Waites Hotel Friday night. United StqtM . announced tonight able benefit. . d ‘ kI!? aa hereinbefore l$th, at the meeting of the Bpard of waa this morning placed uqifar / ■ .< — ^ --------------. • v : th a t a referendum vote of member . . . . . . . . * . ‘ that we can have a Urge rep$1,000 bond by Deputy Lawton of * Mrs. W. C. Allen of LohgWQOd Mr. and Mrs. A. V.. McGuinn of organization* had been ordered'6hnrf Ion 08 fanners, as wpl) “* Orlando. was shopping In Sanford Saturday. report of its railroad committee recPool* spent Sunday In the city. * * * * ■ # * * > «»»«•• r - V - -i . The Honorable Board of County ^•mmi-ionrro Seminole County Florida met in regular session at 10 .•dock Dec- 5. 1916. Preaent. L. P. it..an Chairman;' Commlaaionera i A Brumley, J. T. McLain, J. A. riuli and C. W. Entamlnger; E. A. S j l u s . d« k and C. M. Willlqmaon. deputy clerk In attendance. . Minutes of laat meeting read and approved. F L. Miller being preaent to rep­ e n t City Council, blda for paving Vfoadi inside city limits, known as IUad No. 6 were opened, read ami P *referred to 0. R. Ramsey atyl Fred T. William*, engineers in charge, with Instructions to exam ine sam e ind report at 2 p. m., w hen City Council would m eet w ith Board of ■ County Commissioners In joint acs­ , ikra. ' * Jbere were only two bids, Geor­ gia Engineering Co. and Southern. CUy Company. judge Geo. G. Herring appeared bdhre board in reference to taxes of Ut. Cecil Gahbett. No action tak­ en. ' > •Mr. E. 11. Kilbee addressed board iiveferenre to school house, at Chuhot*. Mnttcr referred to Hon. Geo. A. DcCottes, county solicitor. SANFORD IS : FAVORABLY SITUATED CHILDREN WILL GIVE TO ORPHANS £ » �• it i n • i— -------- — r~ t • V • r, . , • r .- .- .r • . i. • •, _• ■ • ‘ r ." .v ___f . " . " / ______•» » ■*______»"« « « C I H R u w O C I * • . LYRI C T H E A T R E Friday—"Home*'’ featuring Keystone Comedy. Bessie BarDrale Saturday "His Little Wife”’ "Th* Bloated Track Si at h Episode of “ Liberty”. ‘ Monday Stronger than a Woman’s Will,? ,‘Tho Caody jrs fli" Worn! Series .Ilajc nail pictn>=i: V ▼ V Tuesday —"Money to Burn," "The Bridegroom*" Thirteenth Epbode of Romance" . Wednesday—,'Gretchen the Greenhorn,” •featur­ ing Do;othy Guh. Coming -"Pearl of the Army." Programme A T THE STAR F rid ay - P a ra m o u n t presen ts Iren e F en w ick ( ' a n d O w en M oore in "A C o n ey Island P rin ­ c e ss ” . S a tu r d a y — B ig D ou ble Program — M u tu al pre­ s e n ts " T h e Seven th N o o n ,” a lso " T h e S e ­ cret o f th e Su b m arin e.” • r, M o n d a y — P aram ount P resen ts L enore U lrich in “ T h e K oad to Ixjvc.” T u e s d a y — M e tr o presents F rancis X . B u sh ­ m an an d B everly B ayn e in “ D ip lo m a tic S e r v ic e s .” , ; C o m in g — " T h e H eart of a H ero” a historical sto r y o fN a th a n H ale; “ O liver T w is t” D ic k in s g r e a te s t b o o k ., . “.** FOR RENT—Two Fumbbcd Rooms- Hot and Cold Water Address Z care Herald. 20tf CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford y y v ______*«""»**!*______ *-*"**""." • we hare produced two serials that I demonstrate tne worth of the ideal' on * h iA the Actra Film Corpora­ tion ia built—4hat every official 3a capable of doing hit share of the work." George B. Sdtz is the most site* I reasful writer of serials in this country today. His work on th e ' eenta her with Owen Moore for the "Exploits of Elaine" and "The Per­ Ant time or. the Paramount Pro­ ils of Pauline" was largely rrspon-! gram. To be shown at the Star sible for their success, He was the! sole author of the "Iron Claw" ana i tonight. Line For Each Insertion. Minima Charge 25 Cents. . THE THEATRES ed a sidnhow brilliantly heralded as the Turkish Dream. Defore It there danced a beautiful girl in cheap. r.»ar oriental costume. * Bark of tbe crowd there stood a man shouting at her through a megaphone while a rough looking . "barker” bawled at the mob before him. ."M y dear, th at'ia. Irene Fenwick, as. rI live! What on earth ran she be doing here?" gasped ons of the p a rty .. . "Nonsense." declared another. "Irene Fknwick one of the big­ gest stars on the s t a g e today. Don't tie silly. Wild horses could not drag her into such a place at that.” Rut it was Irene Fenwick and she is a bigger star than ever, for she was enacting a scene for "A Coney Island Princess" in which th* Fa­ mous Players Film Company pre . r or Kent—Apartments floor with private family, able, furnished for bou Apply 618 Oak avenue. •F6r R ent—Two rooms for light housekeeping, and two.nice bedroom In answering sn advertisement on First street over 5 and 10c St«a where no name is mentioned in the 30-1 lt» ad. please do not ask The Herald for information as to the identity of For Rent—Cottage. J. Mussos. the advertiser. Usually we do not Jl-Stc know who tbe advertiser is and if we do we are no't allowed to give Furnished Rooms by Dsy, Week out this information. Simply write or Month—Park avenue flat, 105 a letter and address it as per in­ North Park avenue, over L. R. structions in the ad. Philips & Co. drug store. Mrs. Jam es Patton, manager. • 30-tf FOR SALE Lenore Ulrich at the Star Monday "Pearl of the Army” At the Lyric Theatre Thursday. Pearl White, the most popular serial star in the world will nezt be seen as an. Ameriran Joan of Arc in Pat he’s big military mystery serial. "Pearl of the Army,” outrivdliing in interest and in popular appeal, "Neal of the Navy,” the successful navy serial released by Pat he some time ago. The true atmosphere of Une e Sam’s land ferres is pictured with an exactness of detail that evidences tne careful study made by Guy W. McConnell, the author. Mr. Mc­ Connell has spent much of* his life ■tudvinv ?rmy fr-TfTthF viewpoint of the enlisted man, of The office r and also of the departmental man. In the preparation of his pic­ ture stor>' h*» has had 4he active co­ operation and avice of one of the country’s milhnry expend "Pearl of the Army" U heralded That Orieatal Dance Many types and kinds df Oriental dancing are performed by the na­ tive dancing women in Lenore Ul­ rich’s new M om ro Paramount pho­ toplay "The Road to Love.” The scenes ol the Fantasia, which play so important and critical a part of this love story are truly Oriental. But more beautiful than any of the native beauties, Lenore Ulrich in the gauze and spangles of the celebrated and much sought Hafsa, stages the premier dance of the even­ ing, a performance that has a very potent influence on Hafsa's adven­ turous career.. It is a career, by the amith Shop, corner 3rd St. way, that is taken from life, and ford Ave. * makes a fascinating and highly roma_.i photoplay . . . .. ,. . the at. - 1 For Sale—Piano and mantle that. ia _ , $30 , c, , reasonable offer refuaed. traction at the Star Monday. . I .................... ■ qn, „■ For Rent—708 Park stsaW. Es­ quire of H. C. DuBose, First and Park avenue. 4S-tf WANTED --- Wanted Good - second - band Miff top desk. Address It. IJ Davis,' care Carnes Hotel. 31-£tp Want to buy a motor cycle. Must be cheap. Also to hire land for cab­ bage. McMahon Night School, 11 Bishop Block, Sanford, Fla. 3i-2tp ~ buggy Blackand San 32-tfc .VT rifle. _ ,N( , Can b< A___ wsre secured from a Aealfhy Al­ gerian who takes' part in this picture play. This native supplied the Al­ gerian dancers, musicians, camel driver* anij g|| f o r Sale on West Side—Fifteen, mint 61 these people. The sight of acres, 7 H tiled an d ' farmed five. these desert dwellers at their ac­ years, 3 flowing well*. 1 mile from customed tasks creates sn a ir-o f loading station. Seven room bouse with bathroom and hot and colt water. Long time. • Enquire Herali Office. aV. 81-tt fri p dured the "Iron Claw!" George B. • Seitz, author of the "Iron Claw” and “ The. Shielding Shadow", hak adapted the slory. In "Peail of the Army" Mise White plays the role of Pearl Dare, a twentieth century Joan of Arc who awakens us to the dangers surround­ ing our country. Her million* of ad­ mirers vyho have followed her advertures in the "Perils of Pauline," H t m l r W I t e . la C fcaauay “ The Exploits of Elaine," and more Cara*IIa* Stovthoff, Caai' * * recently the "Iron Claw” will wel­ p lalaaat „ «• ■Cl t iti» n M ay Stool So If, /D *come her .return in this patriotic bE lU llu l. picture which givfc* her tbe greatest T o E lla M ay Stootkorf, arkaao p lan . o l ro iU not Ita o a a i opportunity of her career. She ia I4*a<* It a p a o a iio s from tk o i B I i r l l o l G o o rta supported by sn all atar cast about G. Herrin*. her. In duly 01*4, tk n l ka i* acito t nnd ro a a w l lor Ika ro m p la la a -1 ia which further announcement will. .)>e Ik tho abo«a a ty ltd n u n , C ora •Mao S to o l boff, a ad th a t it ia tho b rlitl ol a S a d t th a t made. An example of the poasibilltim for American scenariojwriters in the mo­ tion picture industry can be seen in the following statements mane by Louis J. Gainler, president o f tho Astra Film Company. . "We have constantly in mind tho importance of good stories. In line with the policy of Pat he’ we are add­ ing to the forces of the Astra Com­ pany the-greatest directors and the best known actors in the country today. We are making every effort to meet the demand and we fed safe in saying that in the "Shielding of Shadow’ and ’Pearl df the Army’ W'anted—To repair your fuss, locks, lawn mowers, umbrellas, etc. Repairing of all kinds. ‘ See W. H. Rogers, 312 E. Fourth 6t. W’anted—Three furnished iooa$ for light housekeeping. - Addrws M. F., care of Herald Office. 3J-tp Wanted—‘Ws- waat -|o buy-Wft oranges, grapefruit, fruits and VsgM ables. We will buy them or hands on consighment. Write us. Orchili Produce Co., Concord, N. C. 29-lt> Wanted—Ship us your oranj*grapefruit,-tangerines. J5Tl»applsilC other fruita and vegetables. High* est prices obtained.. Prompt retursi. Georgia Produce Company, Mates, Georgia. For Sale—Cadillac truck recently overhauled and put in first class condition.. Inquire of W. E. White Carter’s Garage. 31-4tp * Loat, Dec. 14th—Plain gold wed­ ding ring, engraved inside E. P- w J. W., *05. Finder will please !*»*• at dlerald office 'and receive reward. Two incubators a t half Mrs. Putnam._____________3I-2IP a nve. Box 1162. SanLoat at M. E. church on Sunday 30-tf evening, silk Umbrella .with rose­ For Sale—A second hand sewing wood hsndle. Finder pnpne 28.. . 33-2M schine cheap. Inquire 204 French enue. 29-tf For Sale—Two very . desirable building iota in' Sanford Heights, Not. 73 and 74* Will sell for. $200 each or if ‘taken together will make lower price on the two lota. Apply to the Farmers & Merchant*' Bank. Headland, Ala. ’ 18-tf For Sde—Heavy double buggy, Platform springs, canopy top, leather cushions. Could be made a delivery wagon. Sanford Wagon Works. 23-tf For Sale—Ono International track. Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ ed. Apply E. Stafford, 8anford. ; .. ; / T-tl For Sale—Marine motor, 18 horse­ power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. First d a n .condition,. Sanford Mach­ ine A Garage Co. ■ • 93-tf - FOR RENT RHEUMATISM POWDEI For Rent—Two light housekeeping and have thrown a w a y crutches. You can afford fh try them, rooms and one bedroom.* 210 Park. only by us, 60c and »L00. R. C. I �-r, n’t *• ' . i K q- t S l . . lo c v irty four (44) an d atU n d ln c to tk . * u m i! ■ Origin of the Hurdy-Ourd^. Shoot Straight )■ Ned hnd been « bnd boyv Tho curly’ *>!>*» of hunly-gurd> orlg irln g In th e presrnee of the prenda- Inatiql In C enunny during tho ninth Ills tu p th c r hnd rrjrrediql him, tcll- l^reniury, nm l timlor the nam e of hauren POSSIBLE .FOR ENLISTED MEN TO fl)lni th at th e lightning would strike Ipyer (p..ii-aftt's lyrn?) nttulm qt grent RETIRE WITH FORTVfNE. , If ho wus pnrfnne. Young Amt*r- {Mipulerlty throughout Europe, fuillng ^ looked solemn, then hip fac« bright- Into it d c d iq e only a t tho beginning of aa ho re p lie d ; "I say, munmis, I (he Inst ic ii fu r y . Even today n slight­ he m eant th at bolt for me which ly modernised tyjw* of this Instrntnenf In Addition Ho Can Hava Income of $104 a Month' for Rost of Hla Ufa tru ck the church next door, hut tho tuny be seen upon the stre e ts of tho If Ha Haa 8orved-Thlrty lUtgela cau’t shoot straight.” sniullor ro jm s of Hnvoy. Yoara. 4 4 X 1 4 1 ■T T T T T T T . MkUfi. UalvW**! TraaJa . iw M n. & o . MOTOR COl A i m fa 207 Park A v c . P h o n e 1 SM Inch Siitt mra IIJ$ Jl.fi or it JfiM *9 #uJ«M ji M MnU M M M n M tr»» »H JJ..H • M M •J JJfi« Jfi M M V? Ilil MM ’ M J* fitM fit •1 41M •I 4IH 1S2 •NSiBa.dCh m m m m sm m m w K CAMEONAS (FLORIDA’S SOUVENIR) “MADE IN SANFORD” Mg Line of Cameonaa ia Lateat Work of Mrs. Commons , PRICES HAVE NOT ADVANCED HENRY McLAULIN, ■3Et^ LER SANFOItD, - FLORIDA xxxxxxxxxmsxxxxxxxxxm m x x x m m s x x x m x x jJ m } j Osky’s Helpful Xmas Suggestions J lo u w -ill b e s u r e t o fin d t h e g i f t y o u d e s i r e in t h e l i s t b e l o w T here a re o th er adawatages to being on Am erican ta r than having a w ife In every port, If we are to believe th e con­ versation picked up around a re cru it­ ing station. And, ntrougcly enough. It la the Idea of grow ing rich,* one o f thu thoughts fu rth e st from the m inds of tho ordinary m an en tering tho navy, which seemn to be tho g reatest d raw ­ ing card. A t.Ieo st th a t looms largest In tho minds of th e men who a re doing the recruiting. T h ere Is n glam our to the tnr*a life, .a rom ance to hla adven­ tures. Moreover, th e chanco to go about the globe and see som ething of foreign shores Is alluring to many, even though It Is sandwiched In be­ tw een endless decks to wash and e te r­ nal brasses to polish. In* the H a rris ­ burg T elegraph a recruiting oltlcer tells of tho flnnncln! hd rn u tn g e of going Into nnval services I t ought to nppenl greatly to tho m an Who Is w ithout reKponslhlllty, and to whom tho prospect of ever having shirked up $.*10,000 Is classed along w ith owning 11 flying cu r­ ia*! and o th er such tales of the u n real. of aakl tract, an 4 sin* ckalna a ad W piM»k Of tho Atlantic CoaaltJa. J ith • fiuh-HIvUlon lo ! k CAN ONLY NUT CULTIVATED forty-llire* and * W l hnh* •**! *1 }*• *— *4p tota l S*’m-----* ' ^ihV •nuttrvrat rornar at aald tract, aad runnlni 'pcr'pU t "*hereof *duj^'rocotdodTn ! lh«nr« north, aero** the tract, to lha But th o Black Walnut OfTsra W o n d e r ­ -north boundary liar, aowa 440. yard* more P»** «$ e* ;,f. & fu l Opportunities! Almost Any­ where In Northern Aatea. T h e pecan Is about th e only Indige­ nous American n u t th at has been ex­ tensively cultivated ('although tho memher* o f the N orthern N ut Growers* a s ­ sociation are studying th e black w al­ nut, th e shagbark hickory, th e b u tte r­ n u t and tho b a te ln u t w ith n view to .prom oting th eir cultivation, Tho com­ mon black w alnut fs an especially g o o d exam ple of a valuable tre e badly neglecti*d. Throughout the north and m iddle A tlantic a ta te s and well Inland It growa w ith tho g reatest ra s e und hours heavy crops of nuts. T he tree Itself Is also o f th e g reatest value and of fairly rupld grow th lo r n hardwoocL An o rchard of black walnut stHMlIIngs would begin to b e a r n u ts In 10 o r 12 yours, and In tim e would become a very valuable b it of tim ber. T h ere are few b etter tn?cs to p la n t; y et they seldom aro planted. T he black w alnut Itself Is finely flav­ ored, b a t tht> ahelt la very thick, and often a fte r the n u t la cracked open It Is still alm ost Impossible lo ex tract th e kernel. In this regnrd, however, tho nuts from different trees vnry greatly. The m en who a re trying to develop the black w alnut its an orchard tree sock th e wifi) trees that boar good, thln-shelled fruit, and graft cuttings from them so as to propugnte the valu­ able si*ed. In th is wuy, by u system of selective g rafting, a tbln-shelled black w alnut m ay be produced In the course of fltni*. Just n s tho fam ous “pn­ per shelled" pecan h a s been developed in tho South. I)c*h F r U . . . , „ _ Xddrraa llonh* Jewel llaaea Fla! tlrnab ffrl* M anlruie Hrla N eedle Caae*. . SfU .ur C*»r» M rdUlae I'avr. Ilrlnhlnrg 4'upv tiarm rnl Hanger 1U I1-M H N --------Travel It***, ii 's ll .h hit Hag* rill« l T r ..r l II.K I’hr•trlan'a lla(a Aim all th a t certain lot, piece or parcel of U nit, lying and being In tb e tow n of San-ford. C ounty of Samlnole and S ta te of Flor­ id*. to-w ll: The e**t half |E H ) of Block Seven a ) . T ier Fourteen (L*>. aa*ofdlng t» tb e K. It- Trelford m ap of lha tow n of Hanford, Florida, recorded It* th e record* of O range C ounty, Florida. Also tbe c a ll four (4) rhalna of th e south-* c a st q u a rte r (H E R ) of th a northw eat quar­ te r (NW ri*) aoctlon tblrty-four, tow p, hip nineteen aouth of range tw enty-nine F o r M a n a n d B east LINIMENT bonus 111 four m onths’ pay In addition. I po**I1,'» th** e*i-*po of odor* therefrom; (ho v# »... aJL ....■ ».g_ *. . . ! *°P «*f this rumpirtniRnt Bhsll b# provfdsd If by the end of Ii Ih second enlistm ent »Uh flow flittrig euvers lo p r^ w n t lh» ol odors w hsir th s rlo tc ti or priviso In* should hnvo received a good-conduct nare|>rnot in u h . m ed al.(w h ich adds 8.T cents ji month Seri Inn 3 , T h a t every peraon, firm or to his pay), he should he receiving $,v» corporation, violating any of tha provision* n iuouIIl A fter tw elve years ho should of thi* ordinance ahall u[t>n conviction ha punl*k*d by a fine not narasdlng (30.00 or have reached chief petty ofllccr’s p ay by impH«onmaqt for a lity day* for aarh w ith a snlury of $t)l).(12 a month, null oilenMi either or both penalties may be Im­ p lied In tha HUtretlon of lha mayor. th e re a fte r his |iay Is Increased wlfh Section 3. Thi* ordinance to become af> each enlistm ent. Good-conduct und fective Immadfateiy upon Ok pasxga and approved by thn mayor. o th er m edals fo r m eritorious services' Section 4. All ordinance* and part* of also add to his pay. U nder ordinary ordinanrra (In conflict with thi* Irdinanca are hrraby repealed.' courses, according to (be figures fu r­ 1‘aucd tbi* Ihe 4th day of December, line, nished by the navy departm ent, a sailor It. W. IIKIIN [>OK, Usually saves one-half of hla jm y, I'reaident of the t'liy Counril. I hereby certify that th e .s tu n * and fore­ which is dc|H>&lted l n :th o ship’s hunk, going ordinance wa» duly panaed by the receiving 4 per ce n t-In te re st. Tlius. city counril in peiilon. on tbi* tha !(n day beginning a t the lowest Icyel In th e of December, 1016. I*e*l) JA!J. C. ROOKRTH, navy and reaching the highest point City Clerk. The shove and foregoing ordinance ap­ In the service as nu enlisted man, afte r by me on thi* (th day nf December, e end of tw elve years and conllnulng proved 1918. J. D. DAVISON-, 32-Fri-lle Mayor this capacity for stxliH*ii years, Ihe I average sailo r re tire s a fte r fh lriy j N DTI I t : OF AHHIliN.M KNT years of service w ith u pension of $IDI T a All Whom It M ay i;o n re rn : Take nulire that 4 have been nqmed aaa m onths besides having the $'28,MOO or th n e by tha 8e nfnol# Co-uperallva Marm ore In addition. ran>i|a Company, Auignor in a -deed con­ veying all tha. pro icrty, troth teal and per oual ol the aald aatlgnor, fir Ilia-benefit Id aaignnr, wilt SAVE ~ • S^ • A (1.00- la (l.oq la (2 .3 0 la (1 .3 0 la . .30 la Nickel Dime atid Pennies Traveling l»e*h , C loch e.... _ Photo Frame* . . . . Mualc Caaea :L 13.00 la .33 la 11.30* la Walrh tlrarelrla . , Tratoliag Mtlgpera _ (3 .3 0 .1 a (Il.OO (1 .3 3 la II.Jo *11.00 (7.0 0 (r.ou • m in tin g 4'up* .30 lo (7.30 Illll lla a h a ___ _ ll .o o to 10,30' Illll and 4'ard (1.00 up Caae* _____ ____ Paaa Ca*ee Faaa ( ’***•...... .... ..... .11.00 11.00la la (0-00 (J.00 Card Caaea l.'aaaa and aud Card . .. Tleylng .30 la (1.00 T la ,ln g Card* . T alrpboai llrglalera .30 Card and lia n a Nat* I t , 00 la (3.00 tlr ld ie fir le ... 11.00 la $3.00 Thelm a* lU t lle a ..._ (1 .3 0 lo 110.00 Alterney Itrlef C a*#*.,___ l _ 01.00 la (13.00 Very careful a tten tion given to M ail O rd ers, and if d e sir e d , p resen ts can be s e n t direct from th is sto r e , nicely boxqd with your card e n c lo se d . A Q K V ’G ♦' U O A X O Jacksonville, Florida IW-auti- o l our th irty years o f w n rrietice In b u yin g for Florid* trade, and bcoaiiae o f upfcndld rail * n d w«trr fftcilitir*. and low frrlajlil rafr*. w c «avr y o u n ioocy on b a y , g r a b , feed s a d (lour, g u a r a n tm l tin* beatI k v a u f e o f rnodrru tnachinrry ant! p ru ilm ity to J>r»t e st *jn*bly omiipr ccra r a te le lim ber lwr w e se ll bbeat i n t i \T p U ljlt1 crale* rr*Mittablc p H ^ * o u r c la u n i write for price Hits. P a la tk a HnRtnmtrpnTUor which furnlahi-d tti« titlivjiuKd for "Corbett's Tri'titloo on Corn/1 Cut-belt Imvlnt; grown tlio In ■Ike I'aunlf Jude*'* Court. He min ole C aaali, State of Florida corn. In 18,Tl)MiiH*iit tun bark Wn* tha natter ol the eatato of umdo Into paper In Unglnm).- la 1854 In Ralph W. Holmes, Thelma A .. i|ti Kuglbth puteut was IkmikhI to Alex- Ilol mi-*. Cecil t'. Ilolm ea. and a A. Ilolmea, Minora. Under* Drown, n Scotchman, for the X rln Nutleo la hereby given to whom It may conrern, (bat Halite Ilolmoa, aa Guardian innklug of pnper from ferns. In 1802 tho atov* named 1tat|ih W. Holme*. i stalks of niulxo and ttorgHutu were ol Thelma A. Ilolmre, reel) F. Ilolmea and j nmdo Into pai>er. . ,. Xrlmrf A. Ilolmea, will on th* tat day 0} . January, A. I>. J*17, apply id the lion. (ioorto (I. Harrtng, Judaa in and Inf the enunty nforeeald, nt hi* ofllre in Snnfurd, A W onderful M u « , In tho anld rounly, al PJ q|cla<k n. m„ nr a« A t W nltbam , linns., th ere In n inn no soon thereafter aa .matter ean he' heard, lor to aoll at public or private aala which in n duplicate of the historicim o authority I bo entire Inti n *t »f akld minora in the follu thu gardens of H am pton C ourt p al­ lowing deeerlbed real eatato, eituate, lying botng in Seminole county, alatn ol Plorace, n e a r Iromltm. It In a winding ami and Ida. to-Wit: nut fusing group of paths, Iqiuudod by high hodgeo; th ere uro '1,000 trees w hich w ere plauted in 181XL %riie ttv Ini length of nil tho path* Is about one-third of u mile, uud tho shortest p ath to tho ceuinti |>ool lb ab out OfXS Ilfth o f a iulle. I t sonu-tllties takes v Ini (ora more than an h o u r to 11ml th eir way to tho c e n te r; som etimes tlo'y give up and cull for help In flail­ ing th e ir way o u t Literal One. "I understan d you got a treasu re In your wlft*’s bund.” "Not exactly n treasure, bul\w o hmight n new cur from her bridge winnings.” A Heroic Poem. . There Is no llfo uf n tnao, fnlthfully recorded, hut*Is n heroic poem.of lu sort, rhyim*d or uur liymod.—Thootni caiU io. .v ,r>* ' makes this wonderful writing machine yours—blit a small first payment. . Send for Complete Cat­ alog and Penny-Pay Plan Each Day The Herald Printing Company . AGENTS S a n fo rd , Florida | ; I I ! j Southwest quarter of aoutfiweat quarter ol Boetlon Toenty-Ove, Toonahlp Twenty-one aouth, of Rang* Thirty-two real, an d aouthoaat quarter of aoutheaat quarter.' Section Twenty-ill. Towhahlp Twenty-one aouth. o f , Range Thirty-two eaal, and horthaaat quar­ ter of northweat quarter and north half of northweal quarter of ohythweat quarter of Section Thlrty-el«, Tewuhlp .Twenty-op# 1 aouth of Rente Thirty-two part, being One hundred forty ntre* mure nr lex. IIA lll.t: Y UUl.MVB. Guardian. 30-Frl-Bta The Acceptable Time. J a c k —H ang It I , W h e t I think o f tho foolish wuy 1 lost Unit ILK today, It. m ak ci urn furious.. 1 fo il as If I would llko to have somebody kick tnc. E thel—lly th e way, dear, don’t you think you’d b e tte r speak to pupa this overling!—B oston Trnnsl’rtpt. • Seventeen Cents A Day Two IS 0 0 la ( 1 0 .0 0 Flank* rp h is "small change,” which otherwise A might “slip through your fingers,n will mount up monthly and easily meet the payments on a brand-new OLIVER Typewriter— the regular $100 machine. ■ (3.00 lo (11.00 g l.0 0 la , s p e c ia l MAfmcn*H hale Notioo I* hemby given that under and b* hv. tuo of a final decree of fomrloeure. p~de Jam*. W. Perkin*. Judge ol tb^ n ^ lV 7. . ' ^ of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of n o ..,. wit. nn tha C od day of Novamlwv. A d ' i .'S In a rauaa pendink In the Circuit Court ol c_i* Inote County, Florid*, in chaar^ " A. M. Thraahcr U oompUlnant and 4 h s/il* Hand a* aheriil and aa-ofitcio *dnilnUt/»i«2J tbe - t a U of Omen Hart. < W «»d . art * £ j * Hart, daughter and a d . heir at Uw "r Hart, detwnaed, are rvapoodent*. I, q. w I ? era, special maater. duly appcftaUd herein i l l ofiw foe Sato and aeU at public owUt t T . 7 5 hlghmt and beat blddw few cmh. In 4^ , ' ^ the court bourn door of BemlaoU County, , ia Sanford, on Monday, the it,,, j . . " 5 uhra. A. D. 1*17, tho a m being , m <Uy between th e legal Mura , certain town Iota, lo-wit: f ^ u TMh _ Fourteen (I t ) of , ts*e Thlrtaao N S'emirnVd? Wd. Seminoi* County, Addition to Hanford, y^; LEGAL ADVERTISING 1 1 3 . QO l a * 4 0 1)1) 1.0ta ID-Zrl-Bte For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrate* and (13.00 in (40.00 llrllaw* Hull Caaea (7 .3 0 la 110.00 0 0 ___ Tollel II-II. ’ ' ---- -32^>» i* d o ea (illleite It*.urn (1.00 Military flruahr* ll.SO la (7.00 (1.30 Caller llaga ... . _ (3 .0 0 ta 34.00 T ie C a»e. _____ _ (1.30 lo (4.00 llaadhrrrhtrf Ca*ra (3.00 *1.00 la a 13.00 (30.00 Hllch Pin Caaea Cigar Caaea _____ _ (1 .0 0 la 110.00 (3.30 tC.OII Clgarelle Caae* . 11.00 la (7.30 Ts.oo T a b a rra P auehea .30 la lt.00 l.'mrrgrnry Cate* (3.00 13,30 la * 7:00 •BtrtTIRor* far Complainant*. MUSTANG 1 )3 .0 0 la (3 3 .0 0 H e i n __________ 121 W. Bay St. I eight and Ctfei c. laaid land *nd having formerly been In ()..!*• County,-.Florida, F -. but now in SeminuL -Cea® »(da.) *c '•"**ly , Florida.) FRA NK GOLLEM SPdr M M“ Wr ,n ChantVrV. Rabineon f Beardall, A lto wool halt of Bloclr aeven (7), Tfw fourteen 114) as *hown by E. It. Trafford m ap of tb a tow n of S anford, Florida, re­ corded In Ihe public rerorda of Orange co u n ty , Florlde. . _ Thla December I tt, 1913. Also Lot four (4) of Section tw enty-five A- X. POWERS, (38) Taw nahip tw enty |20) aouth of Range special Meater. th irty (»0) eaat. . , ' 30-Fit-Btc D ated at Hanford, Seminole C ounty, Florida, tbia lh a SOlh day of N ovem ber, I . th . O mul Cau.t, OacmB. A. D. 1918. - „ A. X . P O W E R S , In tba matter of tho Guardianship of Special M eater. Jchn Griffin Thwratt. Dorathy Thwwatt (0-F rl-B t and Georg* B. Thweatt. Jr., minan. Nolk* I* hrraby (Ivan that it h th* iatratM NOTICE OF MANTKIt'H HALE *1 end by of th* undersigned Edmond D .- TtadWin 21 N otice ta hereby given th a t under .jtu e of s decree nt foreeloaur* ■ and aale I*- guardIhn nf th* eataio ol John Griffin T h » e ^ lUlfig o u t or th* C lrgult C ourt nf tbe Ml irt nl . . . Her Dorothy Tnwaalt and H er j , B. Th*e*u jV* en th Ju d icial C ircuit of Florida In and far minora, to maha anpilratlon to tha Coaaiv Sem inole county, in chancery, in a rau*e Judea of Sam tool* County, Flori-ia. at b„ th u r i n panding wbFreln A rm our Fertiliser in th* court boum at Sanford, in laid county aa W orks, a corporation, 'I* rom plalnant, and Turn lay, ih* 3nd day of January, A. D hit R oll* A. Uevlcr, ta v l 8. lloM> and Chaae for authority to sail an undlvbM A Company, a corporation, aro defrndants. interm*. which I* thr* lnterv«t nf tha mid mla«a r2 2 . will offer tar a*)# and will aril to the highest la ind to th* folk wing ite-rrtl«- i r,*l and beat bidder for rath at tha front door Of alluaU in Pemlnol* County, - Florid*. Northwest quirtrr of. tb# northwivt quvtW J th* court' house In Sanford, Seminole Coun­ Our recruiting ofllcer says: ty , Florida, during tho legal hour* of *ale Section twrniy-aU CiCl, Tnwnrhip twenty ,»*? on M onday, tha 1st day t>\ January,’A. D, south, tang* tweniv-iwc (S3) mat. , 'Do you want to retire at tho age nf 1918, tho same being a legal *alr* day tho EltMOND D. UliDISiU fifty with $28,788.70, anil have nu Infollowing ilrirrihqd real property, iTlng »nd •ll*n tha K*Ut» tf Joi* Orff. bring Ih Seminole County, S tair of Florida, . 4*01110 of at least $101 11 month for thu fin Thweatt, Dorothy Tha-*ti . , j to-wit: , . Georga n , Thwv.it, minor*. remnlndcr uf yuur fife? ’ T The cast one half of lot tarty four (41) so-Tri-Br c "If you ilo, Join the United States and (flat portion of th* east on*-h*lf of lot lirtv-thra* (43) adjoining raid r a il half of Had Proved IL navy, lot forty four (44) on lha south and qxiand* Al nn evening p a rly th e hostess hnd ing aouth. tn the right of way of tha Trilby "Tho American sailors nro Jhe best Branch nf lha Atlantic (’o u t IJna Railroad, paid In the world, ami nffes thirty coaxed u protesting guest to slug. Af­ according lo M. M. Sm ith's Hub-Dlvi«l/m years of service tho tnnn-o'-wanauun Is ter the song she w ent up to Win sinll of kretion* tw enty *1* (38). .tw enty varan (17), thirty four (34), thirty five (S3) «f retired on 11 pay of* not less than $101 Inc. "Oh, 5tr. Jenkins," she suld, “you tnw-nvhlp nineteen <191 *ouih of rang* thirty n month, and, In nddltloft, should have,, must never tell me iigutn'titut you ruui 130) east, a* per'plat thereof duly recorded In the' public record* nf Orange County, saved $28,788.71) from bis inouttily pity. dug—I know now I" F lorida, (aald land being formerly in Orange A young (nan enlisting at the age of C ounty, Florida, now in Seminole Cobnty, Florida) In Plat Hook "O'* on peg* 23. con­ eighteen as an ap p ren tice seam an will taining **vrn and eight tenths (7.8) acres a l­ Heals. he p a id $17.04) u m onth during six lie d more or less. Stops P ain A t Once The west half nf lot forty four (41) and mouthh spent at .ruining station and that part af tha a n t half nf lot forty three receive nn Increase to $20.00 u inonlti (43) adjoining said west halt of tot forty when he boards a ship. liy the end of An Ordinance l*r«Odln( far Hanllary 'Water tour (44) un tha south and attending aouth 25c. 50c. $1, A t AH Dealer*. tn Trilby Branch of tha Atlantic Coast Lin* 4'lvacl lluckrl* his llrst enlistm ent, under ordinary Railroad, bounded on th* waat by lota Me It nfdalncd by the mayor and the clly thirty eight (38) and thirty aavan (37) on course of ndvaiiceuient, ho should bo rounril of Hanford, Florida: by Int forty fiv* (43), and on tha HcctUn I. Thai every peraon, firm or (h* north receiving $.TI n m onth, and meanwhile by tha eakt half of lot forty four (44) conjuration, ow nlaf, cunirollnr, or u d n i ravt he Is'outfltfed w ith clothes und all utv- premlMO, . having (hereon aurfaro cloacta and that port Inn of the seat half of lot forty three (43), lying' aouth of th* east half nf cessltles.' If ho rcH*nllsta within fo u r 01 prlvlco, havlnx no v alor ond rawer ronnertion ahall provide (am # with watei U |h t m onths a fte r th e extrlrntlipt of his llrst metal receptacle* for hol<l|n( tho oirrota onllstiuent, ho will rocelve a seven- drpotlla therein. The compartment r un­ til Mini thi* receptacle ihall tie »o conatrurted dollar pionthly Increase In pay, and a (n tie tlah ligh tl lining lilting and proven*, a* far tar aa — T h e p r ic e s a n d q u a lity a r c a ll th a t y o u c o u ld e x p e r t .} Foil WOMEN ilaarf Hag* ' Kntclupr I'uiav* Hewing llaakrl* .. AUlu l l r t l . u f . n l . . Card C'aeua. Tratrling ilaga Flllrd T ta ir l flag* Willing t’arlfulla* or It**, thrnco waat I n chain* aad fifty three and a halt link*. lh*nrc aoulh bcim i • aid tract to th* aouth boundhry, thaorr • a il five chain* and Olty-lhrao and a bait link* to aU rtlat point eontatntof 1,1.0* » tr « I more or tea*. Al«o 6«(fanla( four ckalna r a t o( th* •a st rorncr of* aoutheaat quarter of I *outhoo*t ‘ m x t! "quarter of. aald aoctlon thlrty•n o ith w 1* 4 ), run *M fir* alrtyfour 1(4). ’—-l — - - -ehalo* ••---—. -and -— ----t«ri * l|h t link*, thrnco tbrora north t« * o ty chain*, * Ibanrro ro*it o t flv* chain* and atity rl«ht Ore I morn or tin ka, U c n r o V o ith tv r n iy *ebaln< chair Iraa to tho heglnnlnr, rontalninc eleven aud on* bundrodtha 111.16) acre* more •vlitrrn li tr e n one Ol* v.uuniy, in in a n n ir . in i a i i trjiein . aura tiarvln pending, whrriin TtirJ Antalb an Agricultural Chemical Company', a cor* i oration te lh« Complainant and Wm. U. Aldrldgv. /rrbira II. Itlcw Sard Ca., s ' orp., Rruan iliebty Ca.,- s eurp., I'erha Pavla Ca., a corp , i . A.* I'atlan and J. C... I’altcn. copartner* doing bualntta aa th t Chattanooga Mcdb’ln* Co., Sm ith, Klatn A French Co., a enrp., C,*n. If. Fernald Hardware Co.i a crop.. Mentag Hr***.. a , ca-rp.*, and Allrw E. Illll. ekrcutrii of the ) a .la ir of W. J- HM1. daccaaed. era d atrsd-; tqla; 1 rhall offer **-r rale and rail In th e ' iglcat bidder for c*»h, bob ru thu duor nf • ■he court hi uaa In Sanford, l-vmlm.ln C ou n -1 f y, Florida, on Monday, tho tut day nf aauery, A. D.11*17, the aamu bring s lags]alra day, and during th* Irgal houra of air. thi- prorerty drarrlbrd In tho Anal daif t atari ralir W-follow*, tn-wltr All altueta, ylng and tring In tha cnuqiy nf Buminol* ■d atnlr of Florida! A ll.of tho n on heart qartor o ff llBrthwcvl quarter nf auction ' trty.four (34), townyhlp 'ntnalnan f l i t / null, a .t a q ' p iw cnfy-nlrr «39> F-, Strap', t g-aha*,Mlr» ing: I i.m o v a clns at an Iron -I, standing in aouth boundary tin* nf Mid U s c t, aold. puat bring ntn* chain* and THE U N I V E R S A L C AR T h e Ford M o to r C om p an y is o n e of th o larg­ e s t consum ers o f ste e l in th e w orty— 20Q,0 00 to n s th is year. T h e great v olu m e o f produc­ t i o n - o v e r 500,000 cars— an d th e efficien t F ord m an u factu rin g o rgan ization , brings pro­ d u ctio n and sellin g co sts dow n t o a m inim um . T h a t's w h y Ford bu yers g e t m ore car fo r less m o n ey . R u n ab ou t, $ 8 4 5 ; T ou rin g C ar, $3G0; S ed a n , $6*15. A ll p rices f. o. b . D e tr o it. Or­ ders tak en b y C. F, WILLIAMS EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman 4 ■ : . : -■ �PAGE SEVEN RD HERALD Auto Accessories break with the vllimtfon hut for n TRAP SH00TIN6 IS POPULAR ToxGs IT." These.were (he only states special system of Joints. The nolso to get Into doublu figures. n t the turbines Is' so great that no­ body's volco enn he heard. All orders With Vary Faw Exceptions Every are given by signal, an In the midst ' ' State in Union Participated In GOLF GAINS IN POPULARITY of n heavy bombnrdment. The ship Grand American. * •*’*' leaves a high mountain of sen behind Sport Has Taken Firm qrip Upon AH « . H ire M o l our sto a t . *. With the exception of New Mexico, Claaeee of People—Demande Best .. her. I n line of AutopobUe Am «m o - Now * Those who were able to take the Hampshire, Maine and Virginia, Brain and Muecle. first trip of SIX) miles said It was very % L j h * , Tubes, H orns und In trap shooters from every state In the Union, and Canady too, participated It Is an Indication of hopMess pro- stirring arid an experience they would 2 ^ n ,tb lo e J O “ !” V " <!ed.ln ll,IS In the recent grand American trail vlnefullsm fur anybody to deride the not hnve missed for anything Ip the shooting tournament at St.' Louis. entnepf golt nowadays. This sport has world. Hat there la no comfort about Line. * • There can bo* no question about tho taken stu b n firm hold u|K»ii all ‘classes It. For easy traveling they prefer l>opular!ty of u sport that will attract of ptsiple, it liin^ become so unlyeraal the old-fashioned transatlantic liner. Also a Stock of OKI entrants from 41'Mutes, the-Dis­ and Its popularity Is so pdnminrntly trict. jo£. (kdmnhla. - and Canada. -Of founded that tiro JiMJ Aim wlieexce of WASHINGTON DEBUTANTE this number Illinois supplied tho grout- dull wits no longer hnve any fnrtro. Sporting uoofls e st number, 225; Missouri* was next Only tho hopelessly^lgnomnt now char­ with not Quito half ns tunny as n u ­ acterize It n s '“sissy." ' It Is, In fact, a bble, 112. Of Illinois' total, Chicago full-ldoodcd, strung bodied and nhsorle SEE U S F O g supplied 44, more than any other city lag s|Nirt that demands the best brain in tho country. and muscle that ran be put Into It. ^ Tho best representation of any city (l«1f is* retdly becoming a close foiiijn tho country, however, wns mndo by pctUor with 1nseball for the title of Hillsboro, III. This town of 7,000 imp­ the national game.—Pacific Golf und utation tats n gun club of 40 members Motor, and of this numlter ten shot In the big handicap meet. The largest states do not always supply the greatest num­ Extremist ber of entrauts In such a tournament "Mrs. X Is a great stickler for form ns the grand American. Pennsylvania, and ceremony, 1 understand." for Instance, contributed hut six on* “Mercy, yea! Why,-that woman1 trants, While Iowa had 41; Indiana had would Insist upon dressing up to enter­ 45, Ohio had 30. Kansas hud 21, Okla­ tain on Idea." ,w Location, N ext to Sem inole homa, It). Wisconsin and 'Ctsiaessee W cacht Michigan 12, Alabama 12 und Co-operative M ercantile Co. Poetry Everywhere 4 Ihiddlng l'oet—There’s iioetry’ In orcrythlng I Editor—'Hint's true; the basket over there hi full of It I Christmas Presents ' Boys and Girls Interesting Data on Mineral Water HIS should appeal to the public from a health stand­ point. Quotations from the Fourteenth Annual Report of the Director of the United States Geological Survey proves Interesting. Good Hope Mineral Water proven a factor in this city; being used extensively by leading hotels and m ed­ ia] institutions of the Stato and thousands of Jacksonville Tutt’ Aii Travels at Speed Three Times That of Swiftest citizens with splendid results. Data dates back to the lux­ urious days of imperi&l Rome, Liner. T Ml**’ Anne Hopkins, daughter of Mr. nnd Mm. Nevll Monroe' Hopkins of Washington, made her bow to so­ ciety nt n ten recently. She la n member of Washington’s residential now here fihe 1h already n favorite. CLOSER CHECK ON FILMS British Home Secretary Holds Some Movie Pictures Encourage Boy­ ish Misdeeds. Trifles That Annoy. Il«»w true it* Is that it's the little 'thing* that make or ttwr one's Impplnes«! Wi* know one nolile and high* minded woman, for Instance, whoso whole life wonted blighted daring n recent; 24-hour period'because she got n little tiHi much hlulug lit tin* water she washed tho curtuliw In.—Ohio ..State Journal. Everybody's Sentimental. ^‘Iie truth Is Umt we are nil senti­ mental nt heart,’ whatever o|ir culture. Kwh ihoiigh ne -appreciate Urn h ills, ahnH'we not find aomti pleasure In the repertoire of the hand organ, anti though we admire Itoltiivllt, shall wt* utterly fontleittik Darby and .Joan? There are innodn In which Jean Ingelow und Mrs. Jieumus arc not maw­ kish. Tho 'thousands still weep over the death of l.lttle -Nell, though the erHIes surer.—Hubert M. Gay, In tho Atlantic. Facetious. "Whenever I have been sure 1 vraa right t havo stuck tg_.ll," aald tho or­ ator. "How did that, plan work out when you had an argument with your wife?" naked a facetious member of the audience. liiL'S&iWe Manufacture' rr?T METAL fym i:o*f CEILINGS, SHINGLES R00FWG AND OTHER SHEET METAL BUILDING MATERIAL Wri te ToDay For Cetdo£uts and Special Quotations. ts\The aoRiM Huai PRooua5Co> 020201000102000201010200000001000200000202010202000001020304080403020101 An appropriate gift for everyone on your list-1F rom , gran d m oth er, w h o is n o t ft o o old to b e e n th u sia stic o v er a pretty pin for her dress, o r a silver c a s e for her spectafcles, to baby, w h o s e chubby h an d s w ou ld j*ust fit around a silv e r cup o r tiny spoon 00000002010100000101020100 There are Just hundreds* of things from which you can choose tho “right" gift b o easily. Silver clutch point pencil, fl.00 to 1320. Gold Brooches, Scarf Pins, Rings, Tie Chu'pi, Lingerie' Clasp),' Neck Chains. Cud Pina. ft.QO upward. Gold Link Buttons, Pendants. Bar Pins, 13,50 upward. . • . Gold Bead Necklaces. Baaglci, Watch Fohej Coat Chains, fo.00 upward. Greenleaf & Crosby Co. was reprinted at Boston,- Maas., from the London edition o'f 1712; London.—I’lniis are being considered JEWELERS AND IMPORTERS, . for Joseph Edwards, at the corner to comliut Uh* great Increase In Ju­ GIFT GIVING GOODS. . shop of the north side of Town venile crime fllhco tho commencement 41 \V. Day St, Jacksonville, Fta. House in 1726. It calls especial at­ Noise of Turbines 8o Great That All of war. Homo Secretary Samuels thinks darkened street* hnve given fa­ tention to the excellency of water as Orders Are Given by Signalcilities for wrongdoing and In the ale n drink nnd enumerates its thera­ Ship Shakes as Though ■ent-c of so many fathers there lias peutical attributes as follows: *It in Earthquake. been a weakening of home control, it cures gout and hypochondriac melhad oeen found that some moving pic­ anrholy; it benefits gravel nnd stone Rome.—Tutt* All Is the name of tures encouraged the spirit of lawless­ in tho bladder; it makes the child Italy's youugest battleship. The uume ness and ho proposed to establish n grow strong in tho womb t and in­ means "All Wings,” and It Is not bad­ central official censorship of ull motion ■WRITE FOB creases tho mother's milk; it stays ly chosen, for this ship dashes through picture plays. He also thought much ( the trouble arose from misdirected hunger; for there was a certain (tie ocean ut the .rate of tho fustust of , nnd will carefully consider b u r crack brained mao, who, at Ley­ train Umt speeds ncross America, The energy den, when Dr. Carr resided'in th a t Inventors are In the Italian navy, und gesilotiH by Sir It. ftaden-ltawell, or­ university, pretended he could fast she was built tn Italian shipyards with ganizer of the Boy Scout movement. Italian pthchlncry and of Itallun steel. as long as Christ did;.and it was The-taveotore^namee,— the—shlp's ton*' -i found that ho heId"OUr*lh^crm- oT tinge, Its present whereabouts, aro nil ■ forty days without eating any*food, u dead secret. But the fact rctnalus : only he drank water and smoked that “All Wings" lu her trial trip did i tobacco/ ‘Water is also of great 800 mites at three times the ruto of ] use to strengthen weak children; it the fastest transatlantic ship. prevents swelling from bruises, sick­ Outruns a Torpedo. ness of the stomach,* shortness of “During tho trip," says nn officer, t breath and vomiting; it cures (luxes,,, “we were attacked by an enemy sub- j And make this store your shopping place, for here you consumption, (lushes, colic, smnll- marine. Tou would hnve laughed to j appropriate gift for every one on your list. pox, etc.' Although written one see the torpedo fall several hundred j hundred and eighty-one years ago yards clear of uur stern, for we went j tnis Is not excelled by the preten­ so quick that no torpedo now being , tious claims of any modern mineral used could touch us. The torpedo j catchers which escorted us were left j Ydur orders will be looked after most cnrerully by an experienced sales­ spring circular." 'T ' '. far behind. In a few minutes ‘all we j man detailed for that work alone—your gift will be nicely boxed and sent Now, we arrive at ttye present age saw of them wos a bit of smoke.” where it has become an established ' This ship has stood her trials so | with your card any .time you desire. - ■ ______ ______ ________ _ fact that many of the mineral wells well that more are In the stocks. Tutt' ; of*thti-country h|Vfl_p4rfected m itty Alt is raid to have jolned (be2Aflfl£ j wonderful 'cures' by driiilcink and 1.00 to 30.00 Bracelet Watches, 16 JdVel movement bathing freely in -the mihcrnl water. . A* neither coal nor naphtha could 18.00 to 200.00 Rraeelct Watchea, Solid Gold The recently discovered mineral bo stored In largo enough quantities 10.00 to 50.00 Mvn's Watches, Thin Model Gold Filled enshle Tutt* Alt to travel nt such 0.50 la 90.00 wells at Rivervicw arc dally becom­ to Men’s Watches, Thin Model, Imported a rate, the Inventors hnd recourse to ing famous for the benefits derived •T.SOTo 85.00” -Cwmew-^iroaehe*.—Solid Gold"----r - : • live m u u m s m in e ra l w a te rs . r drinking thta waiar.-hi stomach, n combination of naphttin_jqd. ccnp4 .0 0 to 35.00 pressed nTri ’The naphtha passes Cameo Rings, Solid Gold . .... ............. the only medicine used ul,j kidney and bladder troubles, - as ihrongh compressed Vdr at such a ter­ 2.00 to 20.00 Cameo Scarf Pina, Solid Gold..* is Rome. In their conquests of well as jheumatic troubles in many rific rate thnt It emerges In n state of 4.00 lo 35.00 Cameo Pendants, Solid Gold •wthern and western Europe, the cases. pulviH-lzstlon; It Is then propelled Into 0.00 to 33.00 Rom»M sought*the springs of the' Sterling Silver Vanity Cases---- so-cnlled hollers by means-of atmos­ 1.50 to 0.50 Good Hqpe Mineral Water Is des­ Sterling' Silver Coin Holders - ....... wuntrics and in the names Acqui; pheric pressure, thus producing heat .50 to 28.00 tined to become one of the famous Setrling Silver Photo Frames........ Aix or Asshen, Dax, etc« derived of from 1,500 to 1,800 degrees centi­ 1.00 to 35.00 from the Latin aqua, we hnve tes­ health -waters in the United States, grade. Tutt' All has three turbines, Sterling Silver llud Vases \.~........... 1.50 lo 15.00 .Sterling Silver Initial Belt Buckles timony of the former celebrity of os It only takes time to thoroughly which propel with n force of 8.400 1.00 to 1.75 Sterling Silver Baby Spoons w«e towns os watering places. establish the fact thxt the water has horse power cnch. t.5 0 to . 8.50 Sterling Silver Dorans with Chains Terrific Speed. The reputation of msny of them haa wonderful curative values. There .35 to * .75 The result Is tho terrific speed at­ Sterling Sliver Lingerie Clasps defended to our own time. Among aFa hundreds of people in this city .75 to 3.50 and statu, ready to vouch for the tained' and. the general effect of a Sterling Silver Clutch Pencils .... Romini -.warm bathing, waa “ in1.75 (to 10.00 phantom eh)j}. The safety vnlvhs foregoing statements.' • * Sterling Silver Buckles with Unit... jlwted in to excess tnd s t ono time throw off showers o f Water and' pul­ .25 to 1.00 (Signed) Sterling Silver H at Pins, per pair. there were 800 thermae in Rome. verised naphtha, which turn bright 12.50 to 35.00 Sterling Silver Brush, Comb, Mirr< *«»ny traces of these anrient HoDR. E. H. ARMSTRONG. purple In the sun as they fly upward. 2.50 to 27.60 Sterling Sliver Manicure Sets , remain. They were A final word to our readers: Would The ship shakes nn though It were In 5.00 lo 20.00 Sterling SUvsr Military Brush SeU raUdings of great architectural beau- we not be foolish to make such a perpetual earthquake. Even hard­ 3.50 to 12.50 Sterling Silver Sewing Sets L grand and magnificent, adorned claims for. Good Hope Minrfril ened seamen have to learn to walk 1.50 to 6.00 Enamel Perfume Balls with Chain h statuary xnd mosaics, and Water if we could not substantiate on TuttL^U. The steel Untag would 2.00 lo 8.50 Enamel Dorines ... ............. ■ '®ong them the baths of Diocletian our statements. We do not care, to 1.25 to 3,00 Enamel Link B u tto n s...... Md the hatha of Caraeella were tho publish the names of those who have .50 lo 3.50 Enamel Smelling Salta Betties tt« t celebrated. beeh cured or benefitted by drinking 17.00 lo 135.00 Decorated Ivory Complete Toilet Seta in our practical day we have Good Hope Mineral Water, but we 2.50 lo 20.00 Waterman Fountain Pens ..--------- ----,tho “Prin'ga of the supersti- have statements from a large num­ 1.50 lo 70.00 Odd and Fancy Cloeki ....—— Lt?. ttncleI'ta and the buay ber of our prominent ritixens, stat­ 3.00 to 15.00 Brass Smoking Stands ..— ................. of modern times do not per- ing they have been cured of long 5.00 to 20.00 Sterling Handle Umbrellas, best silk t0 , I)«nd th® time and elab- standing cages of stomach, kidney, 4.50 to 186tOO Psrisicn Ivory S e ta ----------- ......— s— w»tion upon tha baths that was be- bladder and numerous rhrqnic 4.50 Solid Gold IJngerie ^Lups ... 1.50 to Especially adpted for rd upon it in ,the. luxurious days troubles caused by a congested sys­ Solid Gold Laval lares....—...... 2.50 l< « ta p * * I W . XUhoufli w . Jo tem. By drinking freely of Good Solid Gold Belt Buckles 10.50 to 35.00 Solid Gold Bracelets— ,i___3.50 l< Y o u r State Solid Gold Rosaries ------------- 12.00 to 16.00 Solid Gold Scarf Bins_ 1.00 ti th.l .'md*P*nd Up0n OS to Hope Miners) Water, their systems Solid Gold Signet R ings......... 7.00 to 35.00 •ffleacy of springs in the cures have been thoroughly fldshed so Solid Gold Link Buttons__ 1.25 t< Solid Gold Baby Signet Rings .75 to 3.00 Solid Gold Tie C lasps--------L .75 t< ly** tt.15*’ but *1*v* chemlata ona- th a t Nature could easily perform its Solid Gold'Pcrfume Balls.*... 4.50 to 12.00 Solid Gold Cost Chains ___ _ 3.00 true . i* »tilf-the period, of natural functions, which produce perSolid Gold D orines................. 15.00 to 35i00 Solid Gold Waldcmar Chains . 4.00 h krooe«,*n‘ fic ^nv,*lll»tlon of Jhair feet health Wo shall be plonsed to Diamond Rings...... ............ 5.00 lo 1250,00 Solid Gold Pocket Knives-.... 3.00 b furnish, free samples of Good Hop* Z T V Mch b« k onIy • Diamond LtvalUers................. 6.00 to 1000.00 Solid Gold Cigar Cutters ....... 2.50 b Our Instructive Cat­ "A irily t a hC ther*p,,uW "tody* Mineral Water and have you on our Diamond,Brooches .... . 8.00 to 850.00 Solid Gold Hat Pins, per pair .75 b rraul ! n our own e««ntry wUI list as one*of those enjoyihg good alogue and weekly Diamond Tie Clasps 2.25 lo 45.00 i.v” m,ny more years of patient health by ita use. Solid Gold Brooches 1.00 t Diamond Scarf Pins ........... 3.00 to 300.00 Solid Gold Thimbles 3.00 l t /* f * Price List If you live In the city of Jackaon-' • a< \ Diamond Pocket Knives.,......, 5.00 to 35.00 work upon the quality Solid Gold Pencils ................. 4.50 t villa, .ring up the Good Hope MlnSE N D FOR T H E M U*»U 0f vater th at was 'printed al Water Company Central DlaA therapeutist ibutlng Ststlon, 120 West Bay, “ •Npoint, It U entitled, 'The Cu and a 4-gallon bottle or alx and one• o! Common Water, or th» half gallon bottle, will ba promptly 135 W. BAY STREET JACKSONVILLE, FLA thereof In Curing Choi delivered for 60 cents, Wa loan 1temperance and Other Mala water tilters free to our customer^ by John Smith. C M r " V 5 (advt.) On psge 54. we find in part: “ Intsmuch -as the hiBtory of our coun­ try reaches back only to a compafa. tiuiy' recent date the written history of its mineral springs must of arrcnjty also be rather a short'one. Although many of our heat known Biiwril waters were known to the hdiir.i from earliest times, and traftions of their virtues were truns■ittrd lo their white successors, the tins* of the latter was too much ocespied to allow of much attention ' Wine psid to them." t “The history of mineral springs t it fenerai, however, dates from the. f oott remote period*, The Egyptians, Bliidisni, Mohammedans, Greeks, frtrains. and in fnct nil nations have ‘ ted mineral waters for medicinal ttrposrt from time 'Immemorial. Hippocrates, Aristotle, Herodotus, iti even Homer wrote of them; , (tuples dedicated to Aesculapius, tie tod of medicine were erected stir them: and they were made the ■tes of hospitals, medical achools, hsths ind resorts for the diversion of the lick.” v “Pliny, in his Natural -History, *»yi ol these waters: "They spring lholtsome from tho earth on overy •idt, tnd in a thousand lands,1* the wld, the hot, the hot and cold to-; Itthirr, as at Tnrbellum (Dux', in Arqulntania. or in the Pyrennes. »hert tTre>* are separated. only. -by. a CATALOG t S V . E. JA C O B S C O M PA N Y �I and Prevention of TuberralowH *;.' SANFORDH made public today. THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY A Double Loss *‘I note with genuine interest and s(p satisfaction," he* aajra, “ the growth . add increasing w e m f of the work of the National Association for the . Study and Prevention of Tubercu* |oaia and hope that ,4he devotion , end enthu«Mfl{ of ita active mem- * ' here may be crowned with still ^j*r rreater success*' during the present pen year. * . , . pen .**1 am interested to learn of the one ■across of the sale of the Bed Cross Christmas Seals as a moans for rais- Sc|)( inc funds for the work, and I hope that the people of the country will i Kjrj. Every time yon spend a dollar you not only lose the dollar but also the interest—you never thought of that did you? * Call, write or phone for particulars. PEOPLES BANKOE SANFORD SANFORD. FLORIDA C. M, HAND *V ‘1 F, L WOODRUFF Vim-PmU ful thinf* in the line of civie im­ be presented by the Jease L. Lasky enable us to worship in it. It provement. Through the courtesy Company its the Paramount attrac­ be occupied for the first service TH ERE ARE OTHERS * of Mr. P. L. Mesde, a specialist in tion at the Star soon, with the Wednesday night, at the White We just want to shake the hand plants and rare flowers the club has charming Marie Doro as Oliver was Christmas service. -The first of Bro. Scadeng for the following sent a collection of orchids to the first written by Charles Dickens for day service will be Dec. 21th. built the Panama canal? truth in the Hastings Herald: State Royal Palm Park near Miami. a small English monthly magazine, are vary, much gratified at j d.” said Teddy.. "The secret of community sucThe little club is also federated. was practically unknown snd sold able to enter this new place of sent tne navy around the cesa and advancement has often the story for neat to nothing. ■hip. „ been stated to be “ A long pull,* a Prior to his writing "Oliver," the Sava, all oL.your old nAvxpapers, Mrs. Williams* Circle of the A d," said T. R .' strong pdll and a pull altogether.** Pickwick Papers had just been pub­ iarj- is holding a bazaar in th* magazines, wrapping* paper, waste discovered the River This is ex actly 'what Hastings does not have, in 'sp ite ‘of all our efforts Lucille Denton,_ 'Lillian Rhodes paper, circulars and papers of every lished and he had just completed Garner building next to th. d," Jtajd Teddy.— ___ . to incite to it. Selfishness, felr.th at. and Muriel Rhodes spent • Thanks­ description for the Woman's Club “ Nicholas Nickle'by.” 'After the O p tativ e Store Thursday, Ft contract to write "Oliver" had been and Saturday. They have a ! * ,*** • • smote the Spaniards at San j others may get a share of the riches giving and week end at St. Augus­ car .load. signed, he fouhd himself the most selection of suitable Christmas i ill? , # v to be gathered from the soil, and tine, ** • • ' ! popular authof of the day, and it including a good collection of c Kchoes of the Stale Federation Meet t,” said the Colonel. . that further settlement and crop pro- ] * ♦ • I was one of his grestest regreats that There are 133 clubs in the State elected Wilson? auction will -bear’ the matketj these j th e football season is over at Iasi, he never received what he was en­ Federation of Women's Clubs rep­ an infernal, infamous d a m n - j things hive so become rooted in the j To Identify Veur Trurtk*. titled to for '-Oliver Twist.". Dick­ !*•*—New York Work*. . *minds of r. few’ farmers, and these Although the boys have no brightly resenting sevep thousand women. I have proved the value la'j.. colored feathers i:#their rspi, yet wc'1 The Inrgest number of delegates ens' irritation at having sold the inlml and ronrenienrr of tj». f..i ..__ q _ thu wealthier part p^rhajn that make it their business to dis- feel lh a t nest year Sanford can try; than at any previous convection story- so cheaply breaks out as early Ideas: 1 mark my |« ; or tr : .t for the championship of the state.! were in attendance at .the Miami as in the 14 th chapter of the book a marker of m l In* it a bit ,-r meeting. itself, when Mr. Brownlow asks or n cord tucked on.* so that in Id, times, eoltly crops, frosts, etc. Thp , The Grcslsel Lake Oliver if he would like to be a'book lug my baggage am.*;,- ,j. ,-rn, ■ era I, can Instantly y«{ar <-ai i * surprising thing at,out this is that * ? hy‘£ S ^ » P h>* ' ' * * ’■ “ 'Way Down Upon the Suwannee writer. Oliver replies th at it would baggage uinn “that ..c*- Kith fl - such new comers do not s-e through , Adf,e ~ " J " , U th * Xh* Kfea,Wl River” has been adopted as the be much better to be a book seller, marker.**—New York Esvninc s r the hollow- subterfuge, nhd judge by ' “ ‘'V ln . ori< 3‘ ' state song of the' Florida Federa­ to which Brownlow remarks, "We '[w h at th e y .e e , rather than b. what From ham came the reply. Why tion! . won't make an author of you while "[they he^r. And meanwhile Hastings °rrest Lake. there is an honest trade to be learn­ | j drags alone lik e 'a lame* dog, kicked • ♦ • Section Three has doubled her ed or brick making to turn to," this ^ and cuffed und damned. No new The Roys' Debating Club held membeiship since the annua] meet­ being a direct slam at his publisher. J buildings, no fresh enterprises and I their meeting December fk with all ing of 1916. Continued From Page One dilapidated eyesores in the heart of tr.e girts present. The subject for Congregational Churrh the business section. The llensld debate- was: Resolved, That ConSunday morning at 11 o'clock the Florida is one of only 17 states has boosted Hastings in sp»u» of all J gress should place Embargo on all which had no resignations from the minister, J. A. Davidson will speak deep interest in the Seminole Coun­ '.narrow opposition, and will continue Necessary Foodstuffs. Atfirmutiye General Federation of Women's on "Playing at .Christianity" and in ty Fair. The dates have no* bees ^ ' to do so, for the town is capable of the evening "Facing‘Life." Special definitely decided upon and tit Clubs, the national organization. !-lgrowth and development^ ^/|UaT to music by the choir a rfio th services. printing is ordered. any town ip the state, and better Sunday school at 9:45, C. R. The date will be from Frbrniry The civic committee, Mrs. J. A. than most, while the adjacent terri5th to 10th, giving a solid week ol Walker superintendent. You and Hendley chairman reported more to ry js the finest agriculturally that your children are invited to* share in amusement and instruction. done for the state than in any pre­ there i\ from Georgia to the gulf and the services. •' Now let everybody get busy for Stetson accepted our ^challenge vious year in the history of state. . , from Alabama to the^Atlantic. If and sent the following subject for Christian Endeavor Society at 6 this Seminole County Fair Associa­ some-live wire bunch of capita'iats debate. Resolved, That O. S. should Winter Haven club has earned six o’clock. • Frazer Armstrong is leajier. tion is not for todsy but wilt he s would start a real development plain, adopt some form of general Com­ thousand -dollars in a unique way, The public *is invited, to these permanent institution with grounds Hastings would soon—be on every pulsory M ilitary, Service, we have through a calendar on which the m inings. Come in and spend an snd everything to merit one of the I tongue, and quickly known all over best in* the state. not yet decided which side t h e S. H. were sold from 15.00 to $250.00. hour with U*. * the world. Little one horse burgs S. will take, but the public will be They presented to Winter Haven a nVarly buried in the sand,, or drow n­ $500.00 fountain. notified fa ter. ed in the swam ps, arc reclaimed and boomed sqccessfuily" by develop­ ment com panies: and even in neigh-' • , . *- * . A number of Red Cross seals fofi Lakeland allows no name to ap­ the tuberculosis fund were left this pear in the club year' book, whose week by Miss Wheeler. dues are unpaid. The denicrit system has be*n changed slightly by trie board. Fifteen demerits are the limits for one month and forty for .One semesti. If this number of dcm»*nti_ai£ received t he, pupiix^Ix—liabia-io—beexpelled for a couple of weeks. WILSON FAVORS .XMAS SEALS "I am interested to learn of the success .of the safe of the Red Cross Christmas seal," says President Woodrow Wilson in a letter to the N ational Association for.the Study M ake .«■ - e x c e l l e n t - C h rist• m as p resen ts an d are easi­ ly m ailed. W e h a v e a b ea u tifu l new sto c k ju st r e c e iv e d . See th e m are to d a y . T h ey Editorial The question now before High School sporting - Circles is whether we shall have a base ball or a basket­ ball team. We are now inclined to pick‘up our pen and write an edi­ to rial-in lavor of bjisketball. with apologies to the Ringvilje Bade. We hove in the S. II. S. at present a dozen fellows who nre o r' will* be good basketball .player*. The only argument in favor of base ball is .that more fellows are used and therej fore the small boy gets a chance. ■By having a1baseball team we are in n fix something like the -football team. Hardly more than enough fellows came out to make a ' base ball team, and we can hardly ex­ pert a winner. By having two teams of basketball players, it is reason­ able to sjppose we will win onro in awhile. Another argument in favor of basketball is that the practice is held at night, snd so (he fellows who work in the afternoons would have a chance to represent the S* H. S. on some team during the year. Also we have in High School three men of the fast Brotherhood of St. Andrew's tram who would be a big help to the local school team. Taking all points into consideration we think that it would be advDable to play ^basket ball ip Ustrad of base ball. -/Editorial from Senior Claaa Paper. Note—H6w* about It .Sanford, which will you patronhe beat? •■♦* + Office Supply Dept. ' PHONE 14* At last the laboratory apparatus has arrived. All the Seniors now expect to become noted chemists, and the Junior* noted phyaiciets. Again we place a crown of laurels upon the heads of our girls. Fri- — Lillian—R Cuba." Continued From Page On<* The Homestead Club of. only twenty-three members served a fine lunch to eight hundred people at Royal Palm Park when the park was % Manv of the clubs have beautified and keep up the school grounds and stations at their home town Sanford r f ioi™- In having the hast. papers and Literature Department in the state. An orchestra and chorus are bus! ly rehearsing Christmas music. The Boys’ Debating Club and the Irving Literary Sbricty .will hold a joint debate on Stetson's subject: Resolved, That U. S. should adopt some form' oT General Compulsory Military service. The choice of side was left (o the obys who .chose the affirmative. The following will rep­ resent the societia: . Affirmative, 'Roby I.aing, Harold Washburn, Virgil Lee Smith. Negative—Marian Gove, Ludtlc Rines, Ruth K anner.. All the friends and patrons of the school are in v ite ^ to attend the de­ bate at 1:30 p./m., Friday afterboon. INDIVIDUAL SERVICE WOMAN’S CLUB Many of, the cluba own their own club houses and many more are building, among the latter - being Caleadar Wednesday, Dec. 20, Welfare De­ Oviedo, Lutx, Palatka, Tallahassee partment. Report of Christmas and Vero. ** committee. Philanthropy, Munici­ pal Christmas Tree, Dec. 26. Mrs. John Sherman, chairman of the Department of Conservation Music Department Program Post­ for the General Federation gave a poned splendid talk on that department Tho December* program of the and in conclusion said there were Music Department which was to three stages of growth for the club have been given on next Monday woman: First, What can the club baa been postponed to the first do for me? Second, What can I do Tuesday in January. V for the club? and third, What can 1 through the ciub do for humanity? Local club members are interested —three questions every club woman *' in the busy litUe club in Oviedo of should ask herself. which Mrs, W. J. Lawton is prehfOliver Twist CemJAf denL The club hat a membership The story of "Oliver Tsrtst,” thd of only nineteen but they are build­ ing a dub house and doing ^onder- photodramstic version of which wiU FOB BUSINESS MEN Every business presents its own distinct problems and requirements The Officers of the First National Bank are not only familiar with general financial conditions throughout the country; they are thoroughly eon* versant with local conditions and ready to give special»• -iattention to individual n e e d s'.: -. * * - * # 1 7s * We welcome business accounts. SANFORD, FLORIDA “ THE FARMER’S FRIEND” �Marvelous Sknlt-r "Ellwood,"' known ssthe boy Public Administrator Find* Ufa Sav­ wonder on skates is .now appearing at the Sanford skating rink nnd ings of CouplerWho Nevar *-"V ‘ * r -’ ». * Used a Bank. from exhibitions already dished out this boy is more than a marvel. Ellwood in his blindfolded "bottle act" is great. ...-Making a row of bottles on the floor, he cuts the fig­ ure eight with all the.cose and grace­ Public Administrator J. Frank HoiPhone 295-J fulness that the best rnn display. man. Mr. Ilnlinaa wns called In do take charge of the estate of Mrs. Iln* Ellwood has played In a great many 106 East First S tr e e t' *“ Next to McCulIcrs dell, an elderly woman who dropped southern cities uml from newspaper dead. Ho summoned three assistants clippings which he has, the critirs and with them made n search of the all caU him .tho Jioy wonting.- Ho is ERff&St to appear tonight at the rink and nil Secreted In nn old cabinet In n pin those desiring to see fancy and trick ✓ Auction Bridge * ' A v I ’crionnl Mention cushion (he ilcnrchcrn found *2,000 skating will be admitted tu the rink Mrs. E. McC. Galloway delight­ 'Mr. and Mrs. B.. J. Woodcock of and’locked In un jmn-hound trunk the for the regular admission price, fully entertained tho Auction Uridge Glcnvilie, Gu., who has been visiting men found $7,ISO hidden In a tlour which is ten cents. sack. The administrator helleveJ Club at her suburban home on Mon­ their grand niece, Mrs. J. C. Rob­ moro money Is about the premises. day afternoon with Miss Annie erts nnd. also the Rivers Brothers Fire! The Ilndelh never mndc u deposit Hawkins uml Mrs. W. L. Morgan left on Sunday for a_ visit to rela-. To start n ilro In wet weather locate substituting. Mrs. II., W. Herndon at n tmnk. They paid tliolr debts In lives in Tampa. It has been twen­ currency. Mr. Itimell owned it bak­ n sheltered spot. If Unit Is not jk m - won the prise for top score, a. copy ty years since these relatives have ery hero which-Mrs. Ruth'll was run- fdhlc, Dud nn old log. n Hut stone or u of a famous, pointing by one of the seen each other which attaches to decayed stump. Boll the log half over. This «-x| k>A‘H the dry side. Build your miutcrs. Uridge was played in the the visit an unusual interest. fire ugnlnst'tills or ngnlnst u lint stone, sun parlor where the attractive dec­ propping up one edge nml building Hie orations nnd protty score cards sug­ Mrs. T. D. Pearson left yesterday fire under It. Or gouge out n rotten gested the Christmas season. to spend the holiday's in her Geor­ TAKES DOGS ON RESCUE TRIP stump nml Imlld the lire In the cavity. gia home. She will return to San­ ford in February. Birthi South Florida Fnlr Mr. nml Mrs. Tice of I^mori Tampa, Fin., Dec. U .—That tho Bluff announce the birth of a little Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Gonzales, Mrs. array of product exhibits shown at dnughter Saturday, Dec. 2ml, at W. W. Abernathy and Mrs. Geo. the South Florida Fair and Gas- Sanford. • Watson were a congenial party th a t parillu Carnival, to he held in this motered over to DeLand on Tues­ d ty February 2 to lO.^n elusive, will day. ltd Cross Seal* ok .Vnf, he the most vat led ever seen at u umiHuni demand- for Red southern fair is established by the Cross seals this year is most gratify­ fact that the counties which partici­ ing -and shows the development of pated in the lost fair are asking for increased interest In tb.» nation wide increase of space in all exhibition fight that is being made in the anti* Mrs. T. L. O'Connor and Mrs. W, buildings and twice as many new tuherruipsis work. ' With the able H. Peters hnvo returned from a counties are fulling in line. One ad­ ditional building has been provided assistance of Mi.«s Jessie Whealer shn*» visit to Jacksonville. for nnd indications "are jlml more who is Ihe -district health Instructor appointed by the slate, the Welfare will have to bo erected. . The work of preparing eptertain- Department is making a splendid monl features of ihe v.uspariiln car­ campaign. Mroady the seals,are <m nival is now under way ami they sale,at l. 11. 1’fylllps, It. ('. Rover. will he even more brilliant than Huberts Grocery and the Best Room those of past'years. Many novel­ and n large supply bus been place I ties will he added, with Tampa's in the schools where there spurns to I,Incoin foreign horn .citizenship participat­ h e’ ti ready, snle foi them, some of \ Mulgur ing, and the social events, to wnich the teacher* having asked‘for a second supply. Next week, Mrs. J. E. Paco, chairman of the health com- I ever seen mittee with her committee tfnd th I J 1 Junior o» ( ivic Railroad ollicinls say the lair and assistance of the League will make a personal cam­ carnivul will bring* to south Florida twice as many jhomesoekers as took paign. Packnges and lottentHeaving Sanford should cairy'upon them a Sir Ernest Shnekleton recently advantage of the low ra Red Cross seal, for each seal feprenailed from San Francisco for the Ant­ rates offered last February arctic region to - attempt to (•scut* tuhercuiosis cause some of his men vyho were left behind Notice is Hereby given that there when lie returned from his trip to dis­ cover the south pole. Ho took with will ho a mooting of tho Charles him a number of dogs from Alaska Electric Company, incorporated, in that had won honors for their speed the offices of the corporation In San­ In racing over thu frozen- northern ford, Florida, at 8:00 p. ni. on Jancoantry. .______________, Schello Mnines,,Secy DISCOVER $10,000 IN HOUS^ Millinery, Christmas Novelties, Wilcox Paintings of Florida Scenery MRS. GRACE E, WILLIAMS \ UUle ilappenlugP-M cnOon j [ o f-Matters in .Brief— I • personal Items of Interest I . —— *"— i> * Nummary of tb* Floalln* Small { \ t 3 r^ks Succinctly Arranged for ;; | Harried Uorald Readerr ; j \ — ****................................... it B "OkVfrof the WMaois- ConiUutU,n .Co. .r J . ! k.onv,U . ; h ^ terials for your busineiw. Huy of reliable concerns thut have millions of dollars, years of experience nnd a reputation more valuable than their Invested capital hack of their pro­ duct. To buy cheap tires, cheap tithes, wastes money and destroys pleas­ ure. This applies especially to the man who owns one of the lower priced C«. of Tampa was in the,, city on Wednesday calling on the local trade cars and drives it himself. To him and hi».tn«ny Sanford friends were the bursting tire means mabey and d*d to see him again. Mr. Brown hard work. folded in Sanford for many years The m in driving -his own car vhile local manager of the Virginia knows that a well made tire-is oneCarolina Chemical Co., and his half the pleasure of nutomobiling. Sanford friends are glad to learn Fortunately the makers of tho that he is prospering in his new best tires devote especial attention jeld of labor. While hero he was to the light curs. There is nothing the guest of his brother-in-law, R. J. more extravagant than a. cheap; Hotly- jlUll-M Y-TISM — Antiseptic, Rolitvts Rheumatism, Sprains, Neural­ gia * 33-tf. Try Dutton’s Flour—12’* 65c: U't *1.-5. * 34*tf White Wyandotte*, celebrated Re­ gal strain of Canada where vigorous birds *rw raised. Constant, heavy isyerf. Hatching eggs nnd Baby Fresh fruit, vegetables and baked goods at the Presbyterian bazaar Saturday afternoon. Bridgc and Sf wing Party The Social Department *of the Woman’s Club entertained very de­ lightfully with u bridge nnd sowing party Tuedsay afternoon at the club house. There wero five tables of player*, while tho others were bus ily engaged in fnney work and con­ versation. Mrs. Forrest Lake made high score and was presented with lovely block sugar tray and Mrs. C. M. Vorco cut for th e ' consolation prize, a cut glass pie rest. Mrs. Fred Wnlsmnn was the charming hostess for th«S afternoon. With our immense stock of-dress good*, underwear, notions, etc., we srs in position to supply your wsnti. At ihe Three in One. 34-lc Try Dutton’s Flour—12’s, 65c; 3l’«. *1.25. * 34-tf Captain Hawkins has called for Among the visitors to thp city to- practice of bis men for the balance d»y is, Chas. Burr Todd, n New pf the w—fc- Friday-night-tho fast..York journalist who is spending the Grlando i|ulnUUo will- l»i». hero -to winter nt Cormdd Bes'ch'— Mr7 give the locals a battle. The locals Todd v. as here in tjie esrjy days have ployed only one game tnls sea*hrn Sanford was in the making nnd sqn antr defeated by one point. The *roto severs I articles for tho metro- boys are anxious to win this game, poIiUn dailies about General San- and from <the way the hoys (eel f«d and thin section of Plot Ida, Wr Rising Flour at Dutton's— county will have to ho the .first team IP*. 65c; 24i*. *1.26. • . 34-jtf to qicet defeat. Try Dutton’s Flour—12's, fl^c; Sanford Is corisldered’very strong­ 2<‘». *1,25. 34-tf ly at’ the present time by tho state press as championship.timber. They Red Cross seals now on sale. Attractive Christmas novelties at aro already hooked to play the Imps We Rest Room. ‘ of Tampa during the Gasparilln St. Agnes Guild and Junior Aux- Carnival. Manager Washburn has "'iry baganr tomorrow afternoon been having letters come in every *n<* «vening (Satjrdayj in -tho new day from down the stafe, all dosir* *«Biao!e. Bunk building. ’ ing game* with tho locals. I - 'fit let your Christmas letters The locals will try nnd accommo­ *n,‘ P ^ a g w go out without a Red date all thpse teams wnich dc«ire games. Tampa will bo In Sanford »al upon them. In tty hooks for tho kiddies at nn January 9th and tbls game is she Rwt Room. looked forward to as the biggest game of tho season. The Imps of e hitrarnganre .of Buying Cheap Tampa have established thomselve* tts world beaters, but they never * ’v Tires Caution by Arthlr Brisbane, 1 g«t too big that they .can't be han­ . Noted Editor dled. V, , • J', R' Stewart or the B. & O, " °r ;C°.’ in spoaking recently on Cynic’s Mean Remark. e subject of tire economy referred “You’ve heard the old saying Hint u H . * tim*ly editorial by Arthur woman’s work Is never donet” “Oh. In ,h#l *PP*lire(l last Sunday yes,” replied tho cynical man, “nnd the curious thing about It-la that orig­ ln the Hearst newspapers. inated before women got the notion a*who Is probably the that they were called *pon to nm tho woru fdltoH,‘l ^ t e r In the earth.’M-Birmingham Age-Ileruld. & ' ,Br“* wh° is himself an ardent the i? '1, *'a* ,tron* convictions on An Easy Mark. ,w j /* BUoatlon, and his views are Lessing, the Celebrated Qormnnpoet m "Printing for' the Infor- wns remnrknhle for a frequent ab­ ..... of others who are desirous of sence of mind. Having missed money mo#t volue-possible, nt different times, without twlng Able editor! | P> ' Uy ™ ri>| Myil in rires. pBrt| The Briahi)po to discover who took It, he determined to put tho honesty of his servants to ut°n.ofcH0 extravavano u the test nnd left a handful of gold oil Uie table. "Of course, you counted It 1" said one of his friend)*. "QwPitod It I" said Lining, rather cmharrnsseii ’no. 1 forgot tluit. ,kir* tires ia^ao absolute * t0 whlch cmtlnoers and ‘'ireri have devoted years :i ““u ‘‘‘“Rom of dollars In December 18th PAY FARES AFTER 20 YEARS Charity Finally Took $1 That Ohio stockholders of the First Nations Railway Official Refused to Accept Bank of Sanford, Fla., will he held in the office of the hank on Tuesday, Findlay, O.—Philosopher* for cen­ January 9th, 1917, at 10:00 n. m., turies hnvo attempted to analyze the lieii g tho second Tuesday in the consdenco of the human race nml what month, for the election id a Board prompts It, hut'have been unsuccess­ of Directors to serve for the ensuing ful. That such a thttig does really ex­ ist, Charles F. Smith, general mana­ year and for the transaction of such ger of the Toledo, Bowling Green It other business ns may properly come before it. Southern) railway, can now testify. B. F. WHITNER, Recently he was sitting In his office when two men walked in aud eaeli —50-Fri-&te-------------— ^-Cashier. threw* u MVcent piece on his desk ex­ plaining thut, at) years ago, they bail ridden from tho North side to the Tan-, gent depot without pitying fare. Thut wns Decnuso they wore compelled to stand most of the way. During all this ,*’ (Continued from Page 3) Umo their conscience*, (hey-said, bail ------fillers/row T urkru unit tirdtn TranflltHl them antTtbcy got no rest unTho . Congregational Missionary til they had returned tho money, with Society will have on solo at Dickins Interest. Shoe Store ne'xt Wednesday and Mr. Smith refused to tnkotho money, hut Dr. J. P, Baker, bend of tho Asso­ Saturday a .lino of laces made in ciated Charities, who happened In Turkey and India. They are among Smith's office at tho time, confiscated largo supplies of lace* dicing brought the money for purposes of charity. homo by tho returning missionaries from these countries and are really LOTS OF MONEY. IN KANSAS beautiful. ■Mrs. C. It. Walker who is president of the society handies Hat Passed (or *1,500 to Put New 'these lures o.) commission, thu soci­ Church Out of Debt Brings ety thereby adding quite a neat Back *2,02*. sum to tho treasury every' year. Smith Center, Knn.—There Is n lot of money in Kansas—enough to buy tho minister a, motor enr merely by passing the hat In n crowd. So. comes tho report from ITarlnn, Kan., where fnncy-prtced hogs, cattle, wheat and corn are tho means of sus­ tenance for farmers. t Tho other day, finjn J. W. Patloe of this town. a.*S,000 church was being dedicated nnd tho finance committee announced the fund to put tho church out of debt lacked |1J>00. “Pns* tho hat." yelled someone. Tho tint contained *2,020 la cash and checks when It got back. .. DRIVES 11 M ILES FOR MAIL Stubborn Kansas Farmer Will Not Al low Rural Carrier to * Bring IL Smith Centre. Kan.—Frank Nichols fives on Route No. fi out ot this dty. For years Nichols has, stubbornly re­ fused to hnvo his mail come by currier, although a . route runs right by his door.* •Each Saturday ho makes the Il-mlle drive from home and gets hts mall out of-the post office hero^ . He Insists the carrier system Is ra ’ X Hero to HlgWl/s. "A man-who la lmpplly married lis? unnecessary expense to the ’pivpf'ian enthuAhinllc nitdlenbe of oneHnud meut nml that It Is putting !'nU> (nil tlmt ain't so hud," Aiys old Unde l’en- Injurious notions ituu tfiu rlstpy |jei,q: stlons on tha lutgm. . uywlse. ' 7 •. At the licit Boom O ne. can find at tho Womnn'a Club Rest Room on Park avenue rest for the weary shopper, o cup of tes for the thirsty or a full menl for the hungry. It Is especially cozy and comforfabla for the woman trav­ eling alone, our rural visitors, and particularly those who have with them little children. The Rest Boom committee wish to emphasize the freedom and use of the room which has been equipped with com­ forts hnd conveniences for women and children. There is no compul­ sion to buy but Madam Harriet will gladly serve U- one wants refresh* ment. The public Is cordially in­ vited to make use of the Rest Room. In the exchange department there are many attractive little novelties and pretty fancy work that would make lovely Christmas gifts. Here too can he found Christmas cards, p!ace cards, calendars aqd books for ib j kiddies most acceptable and eultahle. Red Cross seals can be found here, too. 1 <; * At the Rest Roam nrc easy chairs and couches, a writing table and magazine* and no cnargu for resting and comfort. Dun't be shy, friends and atrangera. Walk right in and make yourselves at home. j ■ ‘ ) 1 r Showing each and every play of all the Famous Stars of the Diamond Japanese maidens will servo tea and both societies will liave on sale pretty and useful articles that mako | attractive Christmas gifts, Admission 5c and 10c MATINEE AND NIGHT will clim b dow n your chim ney iC you w ill jo in our NOW! Come, join in with your friends and neighbors in this splendid plan to Save During the Year • t and assure yourself of ample funds for next year's holiday shopping. All you have to do is pay a small amount each week; you will be surprised how fast it will ac­ cumulate. No Red Tape No Expense to Jo in Everybody Welcome Seminole County Bank , ' ’ Sanford, Florida �hlfMm j1 Skeptical. aa been at work for Dunlap. A SACRED MUSHROOM OF ran*a hid proposed chanir* h Wo toM one of the neighbor women agreement and H is feared that ud Long. J. F. Hiclcaon and J. F. McCIel It Was a Powerful Narcotic, Producing the other tlay that there Is some good attitude may nullify all of the w j l Id ewryoue, but it didn't seem to make of the commission and cause m” * the Moat Fantastic Ian Jiava. bought the -old Prevatt iquch impression. . , VI siena. place near the river in Geneva and complications. will use it for pasture for their A BUNCH OF INTERESTING i t e m s f r o m c o r It was indicated dearly that ■ Mushrooms are dangerous enough In No Foundation. cattle. mand for material- changes in RESPONDENTS^EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ the Unites! States, where those who A bold, unsubdued citizen went to a The oyster supper at Moore’s protocol, BuriY as foreshadowed TY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD Stition church was a.decided success gather them and eat them prise their new honnltng house, and as ho bad the reported determination flavor, and sometime* perish by reason last Fridayeveving. both as a social of wrong diagnosis, for there arc dead­ always met Ids obligations promptly, ranks to insist upon the be had become notably outsiwkeh. On Greenwood Military School in North event and financially. .The ladies ly toadstools that look as ranch tike his second day the -hostess asked: of American troops from *’7 EAST SANFORD made quite a record ai cooks. If the edible mushrooms as twins. In Mexico would mean' immediate Louis Knelling of Willoughby, Carolina. quantities of fried oysters and oyster It-would seem that the mushroom sit "Why don't you say a blessing, Mr. ment of the conferences. (Jolden7*' lie looked1over the table Ohio. Is risking his annual visit at *’ Mrs* Caroline McDougal is re­ the Ellsworth homo on Heards!! ported quite ill at the home of her stews were anything to estimate by. uatlon Is worse than here, for while nnd said gloomily: "I'd like to know CAmc again, everybody. Americana hunt mushrooms for food, what for?*' . daughter, Mrs. Libbie Weeks. avenue. t , ' the Mexicans have reason to rcgunl Rosa Long of Richmond avenue, ' !' Mr. nnd Mn. W. O. D uke'and them as both meat and drink. Read LAKE MARY ITEMS Hindrances to Usefulness. young, people and Miss Helen Chor- of the firm of Dunlap & Long has the following statement of what hap­ The great hindrance* to usefulness Mrs. W. H. Evans wan a visitor pened after consuming the aacred *. penlng enjoyed 'an -.nulo t r i in o Or­ been in St. Augustine several weeks on n big job of painting for the Dell to Sanford Tuesday of this week. ututhroolu of the Aiteca, remarks the In those ho think they wish to In- use­ lando Sunday. A ful, yet hnve never really .tried to be, Telephone' Co. H. H. Webber mode a business Evening Wisconsin. Willie Drumley will come homtfon are nnd ambition. It I* a powerful narcotic, produc­ TheypuslUAulinousness Rev. J. W. Bartlett.of Enterprise trip to Oviedo last of the week. MACHINERY V Saturday for holidays from the are twin slaters. put IIt othMiss Mole returned Monday aft*r ing the most fantastic visions, and la cruise, there is ttio faultTo AND will as usual preach at Moore's of not thlnkStation church the third Sunday in laving spent a week In Jacksonville regarded by the Indiana as a key Ing It worth while to do a little )e lx*which, with their ceremonial, o]>eus to cause It Is little, uml of not caring doing Christmas shopping. ing to the month, this Sunday, Dec. 17. them nil the glories of unothcr and Mr. arid Mrs. Cecil Strong of do something because it may pot lead Through the efforts of the Ladies Write For Prices Aid Saginaw, Mich., have arrived here better world. A -tincture made by to much.—Bishop Thorold. Aid Society inside blinds have been simply chopping up the plant nnd al­ Catalogue A placed on the windows of Moore's for the winter, making their third lowing It to soak in diluted alcohol Station church this week. The winter spent here. for a couple of weeks is a most serv­ CARRANZA KICKS OVE/l Mrs. L. H. Wilson and baby of iceable remedy for nervousness, head­ ladles wish to thank nil friends who i r . have made this possible by their ’icrsnn were the week end guests of ache* and Insomnia. When chewed Demand of Withdrawal of Troops | f f i g i g jir O L D help and also T. J. Miller & Son for ter sister, Mrs. H. D, Durant. Mrs. (the Indians say) It stupa the paiuful Kills Proposal Wilson mad? u visit Saturday to the coughing of consumptives. their part. Washington, Dec. 14.—Carranza’s laaoD O floooaoaaacaooooooon dental offiq* of Dr, Mason. Botanists say that the “aacred muchRUBBER COPPER Mrs. Kent Rossetter is expected action on the protocol signed at At­ P. E. Green, tho Presbyterian room" la not a mushroom at all, fiut a TIR ES BRASS home this week after spending sev­ Educational Supt. from Birming­ cactus. That, however: la merely a lantic City by the Mexican Amer­ eral weeks in Commerce, Ga„ her ham, A!a., veill be here on Dec. 20, matter of bald detail. What la Impor­ ican Joint Commission will be sub­ TUBES LEAD old While there Mrs, Ros and will give a lecture here that tant Is the action of the plant on the mitted to the American Commission ROPE SCRAP IRON setterhome. V E T E R IN A R IA N underwent an operation for night. system. This Is attributed to nn nt- by the Mcxicah meeting at n prelim­ RAGS BONES -----OFFICE-— appendiritis and is recovering nice­ The many friends of Mrs. A. W. kulold principle It contains known as inary meeting to be held in Phila­ imhnlonln, which chemists Bay Is sep­ ly now. Kecly will regret to know th at she arable in the form of while, necdletlfco delphia, Dec. 18. Upon ,tbc nature stub it to us w ERcmmomra HAND BROS. ‘oT aiJLES Mesdimca C. E. Chorpening and continue*-(11 at her home hero. * of the report of Alberto J, Pani, who Write For Pricelist crystals. Bring In your lame snd * *|rk H. H. Sqtflrcs 'Spent Wednesday in carried the protocol to Carranza for horses and males. R „ e (h * Thu plant resembles a radish In Orlando. treated. Have their let th eumla. v v -'.v -r '• shape. It has a buttnullkc top, which hia signature will depend whethrr cd, sharp corners dressed down f S B 7 C.BAY JAOtSOHVItU.ftA., L. Roye of Deardall avenue is at Is all of It that i^ipeani above the the conferences arc to continue in projections cut off and dresred ground, nnd this Is why It has been an effort to adjust all questions of home fsom St. ^Augustine, where he molars extracted. Bags fo r E v e ry th in g issue between the United States and taken for a mushroom. Tho top la the defacto government. covered with prickles. iooaaotiaoooooaQ oooaoooaoal o o o o oaooO D O ooooD D O ooaoo o o o o o aao o o o o o o o o aao o o d o o o ao o o o The early missionaries disapproved of □ Arrangements for the next meet­ the "snored .mushroom.” Uecuuse It* EATING A PLEASURE use was part of the religious ceremo­ ing were approved by President Wil­ • son at today’s cabinet meeting. nials nf the native priests, the good when you have a normal aj petit*• Neither Secretary Lansing nor Sec­ inlsslonAliea culled It "devil root." An­ I-oss nf appetite indlratex that th* retary Lane, who heads the Amer­ stomach needs to 1m> cleaned' *«**{* other name of It Is "dream plant,” be­ ! ARE BEST FOR ALL CROPS cause of the visions It produces. Be­ ican commissioners could kay defin­ ened, and stimulated lq heahhv • » £ S P E C IA L F O R M U L A S sides the dretuuproducing alkaloid. It itely whether Carranza hnd signed lion. yields u deadly poison; so It would the protocol. They had been in­ • — FO R— not do for people unfamiliar with the formed by the Mexican* members^ plant to exjieriincnt with Its effect* who yuggeated the date of the Phil­ on their owu person*. People who adelphia meeting,-only that tnp text liuve had It administered to them by of their "first chief’s" comments on W rite for ou r new p rice list on all b ran d s ARricultural C h em ­ physicians declare It Is n remedy for icals, In se cticid e M a te r ia ls, E tc. the headachy condition that follows tho protocol would be ‘submitted TONIC DIGESTIVE r* then. Immoderate use of alcohol. ' BEST MAINE SEED POTATOES si Officials here are inclined, how- is *old for this purpose and KusruUed That the announcement of this last A re arriving d a ily — ncj our p rices and get th o best property of the plant may not lead to ever, to credit unofficial reports that to give relief. ^ Sold only by us 11.00. R. the ronvIctLon that war with Mexico instead of affixing his signature. Care C. Bower. We sell T H E H A I N E S F E R T I L IZ E R D IS T R IB U T O R for Is absolutely uecessary. It Is added d istr ib u tin g in to w s or b road castin g. E xcellen t for all F er- ° tlint ntljbotly wanting to grow aacred tilizer, L im e, A shes a n d S oft P h o sp h a te . _ ------------mushrooms In the United States will thid that It I* easy (o do so under USE SCIINAKRS' INSECTRICIDE glass. . on you r c itr u s .trees for sh ure resu lts; m anufactured b y J. There are ting* for everything thin .S ch n a rr & C o . O rlando, ou r su b sid iary. Christmas, with vanity bags and opera haps and shopping lings made of the PROPHET IN WOODEN HOUSE The Independent Fertilizer Co. richest brocades nnd ribbons and me­ Emerson Led a Life Devoid of Inch tallic laces. Florida Jacksonville, dent and Left but Little for HIs A jxirty hag and n shopping bag are Biographer. foo oo op ooooooooaoooooaoaoooaooooa oooooaoooooa oooaoo shown above, and tho party hag Is made of plain and Itgored ribbon set together with corded neurits. ThlB bag Emerson occupied In the natural Is lined with allk. It la gathered course of tilings the pontifical chair at r ii, “ Tn)|n'i near tho top on a narrow satin ribbon Concord, Mail., In the days of New Eng­ run In a nixing formed by two rows of land's literary ascendancy when bis stitching In the bag. There arc bows contemporaries were men like *Ix>ngof the narrow ribbon nt each side, and f el low, Whittier, Hawthorne, Holme* * • * uml Lowell. tho bug Is suspended by It. A hundsome.shopplng bug Is made of Ills wtiodcn house, homely nnd hos• S A N F O R D ’S H O U S E O F S E R V IC E Y enrljr lh«* ll u c k .y e e x p e r ts illurnrd th n u heavy purple satin, ribbon brocaded pliable as simplicity nnd kindliness M rn li u f clirun i m l l l n g i that x n u ra cry w ith lr» » r e p u ta tio n a t Ma.Se m ig h t bud. (Jnly with pnrple velvet and silver flower*. could make It. had thu dignities of SANFORD, Phone 8 FLORIDA ! th e Very ' h ext-d t-veln p ed r o o t-s to c k Is good It opens with n "£Hte" fastening at philosophic supremacy. c h o u g h to bear th e B u c k e y e n»m c. the top. In silver, urul Is suspended by Pilgrims of thought codto and go In <4 4 W 4 4 4 » » 4 M 4 » 4 4 M 4 M 4 » M »» » * M * M M m O «H *4H W * :Jt • Again, all stock must be It to IS months narrow purple sutln ribbon. A hand- that household temple, they sit at the older than Is eustbmary. before we will bud SOlilO silver tassel finishes It. feet and elrde_ruuml-lfte-henrth nf^ It. Our trrrs have an uncommonly One rontdeve1o|imrnt #m! absorb more nourishment the “rndlRtit optimist," thinker uud -than others wlLii, loaJ* vf-e-iasi-atte^ poet nnd teneher, whose one reproach, Not So Late. The result shows In the grove. Write* a lie—It’s eight o'clock and you said according to his English biographer, customer. "During 1913.11. we planted S.Stl was "that with full knowledge that his you would be here at six. trees—1.032 were from you. We were so ptedsed with your stock that »- planted S.tOS She—Did I suj* six? I thought J history muxt be written, be thought fit lluckcye trees,since, and no others." said seven. * , , to.. lend ..a life devoid of lt)cljjenL*n — -------------- — Buyers and Shippers of Kor th e pas* IS y e a r s Ilu r k e y e tl l l l e t l - ^ , -- — ~r----- ------------ chtly 'uiFIniubled happiness and of ub- X t s s e s hw»« b e e n u lid t-lgOtn lf~ s tnercU ' solute conformity to (he moral law Will Be Farmers. le s s s e le c tio n . O n ly th e lin ts ! ca n su r v iv e . And tho portrait. has been ' Mure than 12,000 students are tak­ O u r c a ta lo g te lls a b o u t this, a b o u t o u r ing courses In agriculture In tb'o col­ ngulh and again uf the tall figure with s«ff*vlce. w hy Ilm-keye tree s g ro w vigorous, shoulder* slightly bent a* befits a f r u i t f u l , d l t e s s e - r e s l s t l h a . W r ite for copy. leges of tho United States. scholar, with brows jiot over hlfeh • .* . ' above the deep-set blue eyes (the blue­ One He Missed. ness Is emphasized), ‘with Uie sensi­ M. E . IJll.t.lC T T It. C„ CJII.I.KTT 210 E. First Street Sanford, Florida Adam bail hi« trials.hut he' ncTcr tiv e mouth nnd the semblance-"as'of a . t i l l t ' l l l i r n . Ilan k llu lld la g . T em p s. F lo r id a . bad to face n Jury. spirit Intrusted with earthly Inter­ Ur^est ExclusivelyCitrus Nurseries in theWorld ests." Foolish 'Qator. "While nnn of our leading fishermen Ha Knew. W . H. B R O K A W , S a le sm a n was Indulging In a nnp on tho hanks Tho teacher wua trying to make hla of the river," says the Wlnsett v pupils understood that all good cornea W atkin s Block Orlando,' Florida ler, "n hungry alligator entwlcd up from one source. A* an Illustration, swnllowctt Id* boots. hoots. One of the l>oot- he told them of building a bouse n\v allowed his bud house Trod legs leg* had n pint of corn liquor ln.lt, and putting water pipe* with tapa Inn all nil COMMERCIAL RATE, $1.50 (ROOM W ITHfPRIVATE BATH)* an us catr alligator waa subsequently dis­ I ho rooms, these plpea not being con* conW ; J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y covered \trying to clitub a tree. It Is nrcted with the faaln In the street TH E YEA R *R O U N D AO ENTS thought to have boon the same One that ''Suppose I turn on n tap and no water EFFICIENT SERViCE swallow ed the boot .with the liquor In comes, what Is the matter?" He natu­ It" —Atlanta Constitution. * MODERN EQUIPMENT rally supposed that some of the boys would answer that the water waa OfflM With NOLO BN REAL CSTATR < .HOSPITABLE TREATMENT V Holst by HU Own Pet, Hard not turned on at the main, .but they F lo r id a JEWETT. Lessee and Mgr.j Some men would nerer rise In the didn't On the contrary, one boy at world If their 'wives didn't wow them the foot of the class called out: “You up. didn't pay yonr water hill I" ( c o u n ty h a p p e n in g s rsAWhnrSj ALL SUPPLIES DR. A. DOLAN fWNSULAPHETALCOi IF a v o r i t e F e r t i l i z e r s g Citrus Crops, Potatoes, Beans, Peas, Corn, Tomatoes Re g a r d l e s s OF WHAT OUR-COMPETITORS SAY Your C R E D IT is Good “ Son, Buckeye Root-Stock’s Older an’ No Tellin’ How Much Better! The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. j Sula Produce Co. and Fruits l Hr!! Vegetables Vee In Car Lots or Less Buckeye Nurseries TAM PA BAY VIEW HOTEL\ General Fire Insurance Sanford Vulcanizing Works E. W. DICKSON PHONE 67 SANFORD, FLA TAON’T throw away your damaged or* tires and tubes. Bring or send them phone and we will tepair-them , or worth repairing we will tell you they No tube too badly cut or tom for us to repair, Burned tubes repaired and made as good as bef( ing burned. By our process there are no unsightly patches put on tubes to chafe inside of .tire, or to cdmej off. All Work Guaranteed. ' Free Air At The Moat Easily Pooled, It la much easier for a young man m fool hla own mother than It la for ilm to fool any other woman. A s k Your Grocer A Word to tho Wire. V Rector—Our collection today, my dear brethren. Is fo r clothing for the poor. At the same time, may I ear­ nestly Impress upon you that, though the collection Is for the clothing fund. It la not necessary tor contribute but­ tons. A T L A N T IC C O A ST L IN E STANDARD RAILROAD O r THE SOUTH £ SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY* 18TH, I t l f * THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK D A IL Y ^ AB-SIm I EntpM.1, rrr* R«tUI*» C&Sk Cws to V o U a to DtolM Ow S w rito <M Traia M A C onsum er. “You rount realise that you are tho ultimate consumer.” “I do realise It,”, replied Ur. Chuggins, “every time 1 above a gallon of gasoline Into the tank.” Aoeuraoy, “17ns the line been busy?:' asked the .man with n nickel poised between his thumb nnd forefinger. • “No,” answered the precise operator. Lv Jacksonville . At Savannah...... Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Richmond___ Waahlnuton Ilalllinarn ~ Philadelphia^. N esrTork___ ATLANTIC CO- No. 80. 8:10 p. m12:95 a. *7:45 P- ta­ i l 40 ». m1:14 a. m9:40 a. w8 :0 0 aw m* �- PACK THREE PHILIPS THEREXALL store th e o f u s e f u l g i f t s FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON Baskets all Shap Manicure, Bridge Sets, Gift Books, Popular Fiction, Beautiful Gift Bibles, Dressing Cases, Shaving Sets, Leather Goods, Ivory Goods, Christmas . , . Stationery in Fancy Boxes, Fountain Pens, Kodaks ................................................... ..... . . . ^ ' , *■• ‘ ■ • * • * • HEADQUARTERS FOR NUNN ALLY'S FINE CANDIES HOLIDAY SPECIALS A’ M FINE PERFUMES IN FANCY PACKAGES. ETC '© ® i A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP'TO DATE AMttll >1 about p e o p l e ...a n d ev ents After the program several pieces were recited by Miss Muriel Harrold which were grffPH/ enjoycd.*^ ■ The club was .adjourned until the second Saturday in January; omit­ ting- the M irth Satifrduy of Decem­ ber on anouut of the neurncss tof Christmas. ... C«l«ma to Mia N. A "Among the items of construction "Hox (actory, Charleston, M in.; to ho done, os reported this- cotton rom prni *tO he improved, week are: Columbia, S .' C.; fertiliser factory, "Apartment houses; Augusta, Ga.; Rorjt Hill, S. C.; ice nml electric hunk building to he remodeled, Ma­ liKht plant*, Vero, Fin.; graphite con, Gn.; bridges, Pinellas stud Vo­ mining anil refining, • A*hlnml. and lusia counties, Fin.; church building Talladega, Ala.; ginnery, I.innville, addition, Fltzrornld, (la.; factory Ala.; feed mill, Valdosta, till.: crosstie plan!, ApaWhim(n, FJa.; hosierybuilding, Prichard, Ala.; garage buildings, Miami, F.la.; hotel hujl.i- mill uddilion, Douglas, Ga." . ing additions, Decatur. Alii., Green­ ville, S. ( \. and Meridian. Miss.; I library btilldjng,. WindcK Ga.; pav­ ing, Fulton county, Ga.; school buildings, Alexandria, La., and I)ania, Fla.; clubhouse, Valdosta, Ga.: (WHITE) tract improvement. Savannah, Ga. “ Conrftruciion contracts have been Halr.Uut awarded us follows: Breezes of the Night Robin Waltz Georgia Mobley Littie Dram Major Cteilian Muiic Club jj.f Ceriliaa Club held Its last •icflBt on December DIM, at Mr?. Jlomon's studio. The meeting, was Jpjely attended by the friends and pure:*, *ho were delighted by the ‘Moling program: Cjpiy Rondo ..... . Hydcn . Helen Terwllllger Du»t. Folk Song Schultz Ssrsh Willfams, Mrs. Munson Ealjfr.ne Ilarpe Sidney Smith Adele Hunge Winter in Sarah Warren Kaslerby D uct................................ Licghhert Olive Newman, Mrn. Munson ny The Sea , Fannie Reba Munson Tarantello in D Minor..... Heller Mrs. Munson lj{0 "Apartment house, .Atlanta, Ga., m and Greenville,- S. C.; hunk building, i I Albany, Gu.; bridges, Colbert and tQ.| Russell counties, Ain.; rluh houses. ... t Tampa nnd St. Petersburg, Fla.; paving, Florence, S. .C.; roads, Lee und Volutia counties, Fin.; drainage, lon DaSoto county,-Fln.r levew, AIUIIT rHl driu. Ln.; School buildings, Angelus, rj S. C., nnd Scott, Ga.;' underpass, Macon, Gu.;. wurehouie, Plant City, m* V I. rln. its ' "Industrial 'plants will be estab­ lished as follows: r fljL o r tio fA i ,Y<a J a u w w m i A At Convenient Points f / C u ifO M n i t f im m u , Shave . Children Tonic Massage Shampoo NEXT TO FIRE STATION Palmetto Avenue jU n im ita i q ; Big Stock of Fertilizers Sanford W arehouse Fertilizers for Florida crops oh Florida soil, made by Florida Peo­ ple. based on over thirty yearn field experience in Florida fields. Thp first crop of Celery ever grown at Sanford was raised with IDEAL FERTILIZER, and the greatest number of profitable crops .groan there since have been made with IDEAL FERTILIZER. IDEAL FERTILIZERS are mafa right—field results prove it. For your convenience there is always on hand at ourSanTord Ware­ house a big stock of . Continued on Page Five “ ID E A L F E R T IL I Z E R IN S E C T IC ID E S , S P R A Y IN G M A C H IN E R Y . R. C . M axw e ll, M gr. •* : Sanford Branch Warehouse Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. * % * • *+ Jacksonville, Florida Of Course Paw Knew Lfttlo Lemuel—“Paw. what's a law­ yer ?'•' Paw—‘ A lawypr, non. I* a sort Christina* Sewing Parly it on, umbrella fos use -Hr a--hrnfn-*' — Mr*.' J. G. !!urt*y~waa the gra- itonu." cious hostess at 'a very delightful Christmas sewing party on Tuesday Rich Languages. afternoon, ontcrtoinlng friends from In extent, tile 8pun|ah vocabulary la the ntdghborhood from which aho far Inferior to the E iik IIhIi. though In Ihas recontly moved with a number richness I*f fntje or expression the Span­ jof her new neighbors. The cottage ish Is uhi-atl of the English languaKe. -'home was simply decorated with cut It 1* claimed that thu pure Cnstllluu flowers and 'ferns, the coloi* sug­ Is the most musical of languages, ttio gesting the approaching season. De- Italian not excepted. P ro g re ss In K outhezst T T w C U L J L J ▼ This offer End* Dec. $1 .65 Alum inum Six-Quart Kettle 20,h ,91fi Iv” t ^ • j| U F or preserving O ranges, G rapefruit, Kutnquats, G u avas, P in e a p p le s, a lso (or P ot-R oastin g, Stewing, etc. For ONLY and the cou p on {( presented on or before D ecem ber 20, 1010 \ * Replace utensil* that wear out **11 utensils that “W cnr-F,v~ Clip the am pem -gtt vour.K ettle toda •‘W ear-E ver" C oupon ( We will accept thU coupon a p j In paym ent for one "W ear-Bva*^ atxn u a rt Aluminum K ettle, which tells, resu larly a t l l . l h provided .you prevent th U coupon a [ sto re on o r before December 10, ISIS. k J I - Name .............................. ...................... . ‘ A dtlrres c itr................ No. 121-B.550 • • *-»-* * * .............. Columbus, Ga„ Dec. 13.—The In’ustriai Index says in its issue for this week: , ‘ | "If over before this section has had such magnificent business pros­ pect* a* exist now, it was before the time of the business men of today. Tho southeast is prosperous, and .t is building a solid foundation for astlng prosperity. The/c is an un­ precedented demand for the pro­ ducts of its fields, factories, forests •nd mines, and In the midst of this demand it la beginning to produce tome things that it never produced bef.re. with the result that it is be­ ginning to keep at home for invest­ ment and upbpilding literally mil­ lions of dollars that it has been send­ ing away. "Although the holiday season is but a few days away, a great vol­ ume.of construction continues stead­ ily in the southeast. A notable fea­ ture of • the Construction news for the week is the swarding of a numhor of contracts of Importance, work upon which can.hardly be well under way until after the beginning of the Now Tear. "A town to be built naar Savan­ nah, Ga., at an initial coat of about 3 $260,000. "Thirty ono corporations have been formed in the week with mini­ mum' capital stocks aggregating 3948,500. W ORLD’S PROGRESSIVE SHOWS <- 105—New Modern Acts—105 By (he Champions of Everywhere' Great Panama Wild Beast Exhibit BA N D 8 OF M U 8I6 � 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, 1916 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, December 19, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 1916. 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>, December 19, 1916; <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/348e4f2b3cce65a91cf337491d9bc684.pdf fec54bb8f63a6f64cb1f91834f5cd3a5 PDF Text Text .i f '• IN THE HEART O f THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SAN rUBLlSflCD SEHI - WEEKIY I T T R I ) ■H I N S A N F O R D — Life h advocate relieves u n ite d s t a t e s s h o u l d im pr o ve in l a n d s t r e a m s Washington, D. C., Dec. 14. — Duncan U. Sinitor uuncan w. Fletcher of Florida ia receiving many congratuUtioiu on his designation as chalrID of the important, committee on tominerce of the United States sen• poaition of particular interest 10 Florida inasmuch as no state in Ike Union has so great a coast line ’ u the Peninsular state and no state i, blftaed with more natural water­ way couries. •The commerce committee not only to do with the handling of the rirers and harbors bill in the senate, •kit to it h referred measures relatbg to navigation in general, light komn, rftonumenta and buoys and ilslrs pertaining to shipping and ilip building and matters in respect 11 riutoms. In tn address a few days ago be­ fore the senate committee, Senator Fletcher said: The lmprovem|nt of 'our inland wpterasys should be carried forward u i sound, economic policy. The demands of commerce ure iKTfuinc, not diminishing. An prodactiun increases the neod for trans­ portation facilities increase. Recent W^blstion will bring a b ou t'a n in­ ertucd production of foodstuiTs. The federal farm loan act will in» ctiUbly equalize agricultural con. ditiona throughout the country and bring the most backward portions ip to the highest standard of devel­ opment. The problem of the high nit of necessities of life wiH be met bjr augmenting production and pro­ viding for more Economical distribu­ tion, rather than by embargoes. ‘ Itlo that question enters essentially <aad primarily the question of trans­ piration. I go further—the improvement aad making fit for commercial uses of the Inland wiaterways of the coun. try is s national necessity. The rail­ roads are not keeping pace with our transportation needs. Witness the miles and miles of congested freight jardp a few months ago. Witness the cry of car shortage from time to time. Witness the higli rates of freight in certain instances. ’ Sup­ pose the threatened strike had taken -pise*-last September—can anjr onr doubt tho enurmout loss tq prodttc♦i* of farm products, to tne manu­ facturers who were unable to keep on hand an ample supply of raw material to serve them for months i“ lt>d1 of(jays, and the insuffwrable 'daUVdl that would have been en•siled ort those who roust have sup.plies of food products moving to them daily? . If the cara of the railroads are brought to a standstill, or the serJ** wrioualy ' interfered with, 'In­ dustries cannot survive and the o*ry life of the people,would be put jn Jeopardy. . •Yet such a situation ia not im­ possible. The development fo our waterthe opening up of those free ifhways of trade would very grealy overcome the inconvenience, the and tho dangers of such a aituotion. A reasonable foresight would ftate the Wisdom of taking ptbper o*re of these means of transportaon. if for no other reason than to ~Ve them avail themselves for use . *1 *nd H transportation by rail ou d fail or become inadequate. Another lesson we would learn rec*nt experience In Eu‘ Note the immense service the n ,n .or w*tcrwsys of Germany and in kav° ^een to’ the Germans " ‘ heir protection of the North sin! ,he B,Uc C0llU' ®nd in " * »g ia their submarine attacks. Mrv,ce may become imq e’ ^Ut’ “ *n tb® case °T the man nliirs in Belgium and north•l. r“ nr*. supplies can be moved rail*. th* com blned used of the w / 1 * !* the Interior waterways, trsn.r,* . U,d Work to* wd a national Ins <E°rUU,°n ayatem supplement■nd roada by the waterways l BJ j ^ " J i l i n g - t h . two,-------— havin'. and naval authoritiaa our l°, do w,th the Protection of * 1U - " d o u b u j l , r s n d . dePM’tmenta would * jn. th.^ *f mor* c , Pahle of defend1 the c?untry, if our interior Interio water- I{ A r .D Wo,th Living SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1916 VOLUME VIII- Fletcher WATERWAY E ways are mndc available for use. in­ cluding a canal along the Atlantic Ttml Gulf coa sts/. So then, for commercial reasons, and as a system of protection for tho country, these inland waterways should, be improved and developed. ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS POSTOFFICE OVIEDO WON AT MONROE FROM ROLLINS IS CHANGED GOOD GAME NUMBER 3-1 Point by point Captain' Howard shot baskets from^free throws with u steadiness that was painfully sur­ prising to the Rollins gallery. Elsie Marshall relieved the monotony of free throws by shooting, a field goal. T w o free throws awarded to Oviedo were converted to successive baskets by Captain Howard and with three minutes to play O. II. S. had hummered out a one point lead. METHODIST CONFERENCE AT OCALA Parody on Leather' i Shoes continue to go higher— |The cow jumped over the moon— It’s now up to the buyer— Desperately struggling for the MAIDS WERE TOO ball Oviedo made* a foul out Rol­ GREAT GATHL'RING OF M ETH OD. Won’ t be any cheap shoes soon. CONGRESSMAN SEARS SUCCEEDS SEMINOLE IN KEEPING NAME LAKE MONROE MUCH FOR ORANGE FEDS lins failed to score. With Oviedo ISTS, REV. STE1NMYER RETURNED Let her jump, tho "son of a gun,"* The people of Monroe arc happy Bncked up by their loyal rooters, ahead, 30 seconds to play, the ball ~ The annual Methodist Conference Buy your Shoes at the 3-ln-l, for they have received their Christ­ the gins basketball team of the went tip in central for tho lost time held -at Ocala came to a close on Buy your shoes nt the 3-ln-l,* mas present from Congressman Oviedo High School journeyed to and the game ended in possession of Monday after a most interesting ten­ They are made of real leather; Sears. Rollins College Friday night to as­ Oviedo's captnifi under her oppo­ sion said to he one of the best in the • nents' goal..• " Suitable for this cool weather. history of the church in Florida. ? It came in the. form of a telegram sist in opening the sensor) in the college gym. Doubtless tho season Tho game was u fast, well played Rev. F. E. Steinmeyer was returned tg the editor of Tho Herald yestcr-day opened differently than Rollins anIf one or one dozen pair. contest. In tho last half the superi­ to Sanford for another year much announcing that the name of the Conrh or- physical condition and the deter­ to the gratification of his church They arc. cheaper here than, any- postofFice at Monroe would now be ticipiutcd for Oviedo won. Royal, genial and cijurtcous was on mination of their younger oppo* members and tho public generally i where. Lake Monroe instead of Ahoarn. hand to receive the visitors and look nents told against th« college team. for they hqve all learned to love M r. Prices may jump and go The good people uf Monroe have out for.the needs'of the team. Romemhnr the 3-in-l "B o.” 34-ic Oviedo displayed consistent. all Steinmeyer and feel that the great been agitated for some time over round team play. work of building tho magnificent For the first time Oviedo was to the namo of Ahenrn. Several Line up: . • new church here should be com plcto^ play pon an indoor, court. The ten * LONG WOOD PICK UPS months ago they wanted a postunder'his pastorate. The appoint­ E. R. Jewell and Miles, Grennell office at Monroe and signed a peti­ made good use of, the twenty min­ Oviedo— Edith (toward, Capt.; R. ments in the Miami District in arrived'Dee. 13th, motoring through tion to tne department for the same, ute!) available for practice. Oviedo K.J Elsie Marshall, L. F.; Nellie whicn Sanford is located were ax from Syracuse, N.. Y. and are the never thinking liut what the name dropped hack to her corner as the Williams, R. C.{ Marie Marshall, R, folios*” Rollins squad swung out on the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel. wouln be Monroe but upon the postC.; Eula Howard. R. G.; Olive L<*r ‘* x • Presiding Elder—J. D. Sibcrt. Tho ladies of .the Civic* League office being designated it was made court. Thoroughly at hbme on xette, L. G. nunm-ll — R. L. Ramsey. • * held their annual bazaar at. the Ahoarn and this did not suit the the gym. Moor the College team gave Hollins—Gertrude Hall, Cupt., R. [ a brilliant exhibition • of snappy, Cocon ami City Point Mission — Long wood library Dec. 12th. folks who had lived at Monroe nnd F .; F. Stony, I.. F.; D. Richards. [ F. J. Patterson. passing und accurate goal throwing. D. W. Clouser of Orlando was up known the name for tin- past thirty K. K. Gates, R. C.; A. Stone, ! a Delray and Boynton—I.. Monroe. a few’ days last week looking after j yearn. The department stated thnt Rollins hud,the edge on Oviedo on R. (i.; V. ‘ West, L. G*. Del.and —C. W. Inman. form and the Oviedo supporters in his property. there were’ too many Monroes in the 9 Officials — I)r. C. J. Marshall, ref­ ti\e gallery looked glum. Danie and Ojus—Jnmcs E. Gault. United States, and there .was con­ ,. pean Remsen of Orlando held ser­ eree; Prof. Palmer, umpire; -lines­ Kspanoln and Haw Creek Circuit • As Referee Marshull blew the men, Gist vice at Christ Chprch Sunday last. fusion over Monroe, Ala., and Mon­ Hodenbaugh; scorers, .— J. R. Walker (supply). There were also services at the Bupr roe, Fla., and that the name could opening whistle both teams took Gladys Lezetto, Winifred Hanchett. Fort Lauderdale Mission—George somewhat excited, tisf church,. ReV. Rogers of Bush- not he made Monroe. The matter their position M ason. Scorers for Oviedo, Edith How­ was taken up sevorul times with the for Rollins was playing her opening nell officiating. Fort Pierce—L. F. Chapman. . assistance of The Herald and finally game while Oviedo was receiving her ard, H- baskets from free thrown; Louis Entsbiingor returned Sun­ k Hastings—E. C. Calhoun. • Elsie Marshall, 3 field gonls. the Monroe people,said that Lake initial tryout on an indoor court. day from Columbia, S. C., to spenij Key West. First Church —J. L. For Oviedo Gertrude -Hull, 2 Monroe would he all right hut since The bull went up In renter, Ovie­ Christmas with his parents, Mr. and the express office and dep6 t were do’s running centre passed the hull field goals: F. Stone, 1 free throw, 1 Kiltfore. Key West, Fleming Street—J. L. Monroe and many letters were ad­ to* her forwards who threw a field 4 field goals. Mrs. C. W. Entzmingcr. Griffith. dressed to Monroe there would be goal in the first minute of play. Kuy West Memorial— To be sup*- ** endless ronfusion unless Monroe Rollins; surprised at her small plied. could be preserved in some manner. town opponent. woke up nnd came ’ Kingston and Holly Hill— R. E . Congressman Sears was here a few back with a rusn. Rollins worked Mood. • weeks ago on this matter und with the hall -into the visitors’ territory ’ Lemon City— E. A. Harrison. Postmaster Elder and R. J. Holly and Tier speedy forwardij shot two Miami, Trinity and Buena Viata went to Monroe and lodkcd over the field gonls. The bulance of the half —J. R. Cason. situation carefully, saw -the ‘ just the hall sessnwed from goal to goc., —J. R. Cason. clnims of tho Monroe people and the advantage being with Rollins. Miami, Southside and I’t-ters Mis­ promised to do all that he could to The half ended with the score to 5 sion—O. ‘ C. Seevers. chutige it to Lake Monroe as soon as in favor of Rollins. Matncumhia—-John Wntkins (sup­ possible. How well he succeeded is Between halves the Rollins stud­ ply l. demonstrated in tho telegram that ents m ade'the gym ring with their Now Smyrna Mission— H. A. ’ . it is now Lake Monroe and Mr. college songs and cheers, sounds of ALSO GIVES RISE TO SPECULA­ OFFICERS ELECTED LAST NIGHT Spender. * Sears has lost no time in making which reached tho Oviedo girls in TIONS REGARDING I.ONGWOOD y ' FOR NEW LOAN BANK . Sanford—F. E. Steinmeyer. • good his promise. The people of their dressing room and filled them Experts have contended, for yoars Sebastian— H. B. Boyt Isu pp iy). A Farm Loan Bank was organized Monroe are .to he congratulated in with a determination to fight to the thnt from all indications there, was ’ Stuart and Jensen—J. II. Daniel. here last night, being the second one the happy ending of their troubles final whistle. Ke-ivod in spirits the oil in Florida nnd while the idea was Silver I’ nlm ami Homestead— W . and Jheir postoflicc should -become in Seminole county, the first one tenm, as they' started the Jast half laughed at by many as ridiculous |(j pjecther. popular again under tho old name of being organized at Forest City ‘sev­ guve u defiant cheer for Rollins nnd there were others who had faith I Titusville and M im s -B .. D: Monroe or rather Lake Monroe. eral weeks ngo. went to work. enough to’ try it out with the result I Hourn. The Sanford Farm Loan Hank that a good How of oil was obtained | West Palm Beach— W. J. CarponMiss Stone, Rollins’ forwnrd made elected the following officials: in Wakulla county last week. There |(ert The order of the Eastern Star will two field gonls early in the huff, President, F. F. Dutton; Vice have been many attempts, to drivel. Secretary to Conferonce CommiLthen the Oviedo guards braced and hold* public installation of officers Pjcs., A. T. Rosaetter; See. and wells deep enough to find oil nt tvo on Temperance— C. W C r o o k r - *"^ Tuesday, Dee. lUth ut T:31). o’ . cluck. kept the bail, away from their goal Trewr.-.A. -P C o n n r lly :--------- -— -----various points in Florida and'in our Miami, i). ( ’ . Directors, Joe Cameron, Roy The officers nod'members will mooj the remainder of period. Continued own section there have been, wells The .general, fouling by Rollins guard gave the Secretary of Education—L. F . Syrovs. ,G. F. Smith. H. II. Chap-, at the hall at 6:30. driven at Kissimmee und other I Chapman, Fort Pierce, Q. C. hall to Oviedo for free throws. *' pell, A. T. Rossetter, Clifford BeR. public arc rordiully invited. places. An expert well driver nnd Finance Committee,-Joe Cameron, owner of oil wells in Pennsylvania Hcmrmbrr„lh.c_L'lrcua *.+. Roy Symes, A. T. Rossetter. ima-hECiuaL-LongAood-for-aoroe-time Not content with giving tho’ AmerTh»t wfin.* I nan. Hunk nfT i i n . nnd thinks so well of the proposition , , , , .. , , lean public one of the best all around der most auspirious circumstances as thnt he bus purchased land and-ex- per(ormnncest « ach season tho Sun all of the officers are farmers and ports to start a well in the near Brother. . s howi recently recently added greatly interested in the success of future. This is in our own county to their ulready fine show a complete the bank and there Is already appli­ and just twelve mile, from Sanford w||d nnimal toufnuy> This cations for about- £05,000 in loans. and the strike In Wakulla county i . , , I comprises a score of umazing dum b The Sanford section needs cheaper * causing much speculation about’ actorg o( a„ k|ndi( inclu(, in* e!lv money nnd the farm loan ha'nk will he chances at Longwood. The f d h# „ tiRer8i kan„ ofooi, ba. fill a long felt want in this respect. owing report comes, from the strike boon>. 1#0'pilrd>( ramela, dromedaries The bank .will not in any wa$ inter­ in Wakulla county: • , |ons etc. No woman, man or fere with the other banks as the "Analysis in the chemical labors- chi|d CBn afford to rolM thia wqnderB a l l p a r k a n d a d j a c e n t t e r : HEMlNOLE COUNTY WANTS WIDE farm loans have several time been in torles of the State College ofr Women ,fu| di«piay 0f animal subjugation. RITOBY*MAKES FINE LOCATION ROADS FLANKED WITH TREES excess of the local capital und the impU <jf samples of oil from the wel! These animals are wonderfully train­ tralnbanks have experienced difliculticy It may take time to start Sem** Orlando and Orange county want' which came in at Wakulla Friday ed and the power of kindness wow in making the loijg time loans that at inole county in tho fair idea hut wider roads and trees and shrubs evening was announced this morn- never more surely or splendidly film­ various times arc needed here for once started .they go some and the planted along tho Toads. This is ing. . This analysis ahowa a high j trited improvements, as- farm values are Seminole County Fair under the tho plan of the Seminole county « ,.d o of petroleum, with . p .r.B n l BlothOT- sh o„ wi„ difficult problems. The Farm Loan capable management of Howard Ly* officials and the mutter will be taken . . . . , ■ n „ ! hibit at Sanford Dec. 23rd, g iv in c Bank will cnnhle the farmers to man, supported by tho directors Ia up at once through tho Sanford ^ "Q e o lo iU u of t b . . au n dard .Qjj , (orm, n c o , . fUT. make long time Joans and new farms fast assuming shape and the banners Board of. Trade and tho Woman's Com ptuy. who h .v . been wm-bln. 1 T h, ,nuch , dv„ . can bA ' developed und old forms will soon announce it 4o the world. Club and citizens generally. The in this section in secret for months, * Used free exhibitions will be offered! placed upon a solid financial basis Some change* have been made in idea of batter roads bring* out the have recommended thut the Rocke­ for review on the show grounds at giving •the community a better the past few day* and they are atibjcct of wider right of way and a feller corporation purchase all land . . . . . . . .L tir i it 12:30 p. m. Tho Saturday, before chance to improve and progress :a r d . changes for the hejter. It has now more beautiful roadway made by p o ,.lb l. lyini betwoen th . W .k u ll., chrU t£ along the line of up to date farming Land can been definitely decided-to hold the planting shade trees and (lowers and Suwannee Rivera. methods. * fair on the grounds of the base hail The state has been named the only be bought Jrom small owners Strong Cast Support Bushman and The application for this bank has association^ giving the fair the "Land of Fiowcre and ahouid carry in Wakulla county by allowing them Bayne In "In (he Diplomatic. been made and while it will be some chance for a small admission fee. out the idea and more flowers and to retain a certain per cent of stock "S erv ice" time before this branch bank is in The grounds also make an ideal trees should be planted along the inttho companies to bo formed, and "In the Diplomatic Service," with working order it will prove a great place to work toward the county railroads and tne 'etate highways oil leases and rights ure being bought Frnncis K. Bushman and Beverly boon to the Sanford farmers for tho fair idea with booths and displays of where they will bo a joy and pieas- and sold on every hand in thia sec­ Bayne, the crownW king and queen coming season and 'they ure to be various kinds. Tho bulkhead was ure not only to home folks but to tion. of motion pictures in the stellar congratulated upon being among the too soft for the driving of tent the toufist and visitors in the sum­ ’ ’ It ia impossible this morning to roles, wifi be the big feature attrac­ first In tho state to atari the ball •takes and the passage of heavy mer as veil ns in the winter. And buy atock in the oil company that tion at the Star Theatre on Tues­ rolling. The officials are among the wagons and was too cold rfnd raw w hile/the couuty officials are con­ bored the well, which camo in a day. This is a Metro wonderplay, live and progressive citizens of this for the patrons in case fair week templating this tree planting- it gusher of oil and gas lust Friday eve in five gripping parts, nnd it waa section and the new bank is bound happened the same time on* of our .would be well to cohsidar not only ing. Only tho original atockholdera, produced under the personal direc­ to be successful. northwesters camo in with a low orange trees and otheia that would who haa faith in the prospect at the tion of Mr. Bushman. As a result* khade the roads and prove a source outset and before oil was atruek, admirers of Mr. Bushman are af­ temperature. ' O. D. Hart had the misfortune to * The ball park is better protected, of revenue as well. / '• will b e ’ sold more stock. The com- forded the rare opportunity •of sew­ loae hia. valuable mare, Lady, one is on' the railroad and brick street Should any hteps he taken toward pany will continue boring and will ing th is -s ta r-in -a production Hay thla week a n d , the family w A n d -is -d o s e -e n o u g h -to -tiro tfty ~ to planting afirurs and flowers along drive'other wells on a large tract of presonts his own ideas nnd ideals. mourning' Tier Iom. Lady had been guarantee a five cent auto fkre for the public highways in Florida the land which it owns. ^.•_jS'«'*' Mr. Buahmati; also made the in the Curtiss family for about fif­ the patrpns. * "Stock in tho original company, screen adaptation 1 fron> a short cattle Ihws will have 'to be revised teen years and her sadden death Is The program committee is at as there are many beautiful ahrubs which could have been bought laat story, so It can readily be called a deeply regretted. ^ V work on V good program and the and tree*, that will he destroyed be­ week for $10 a share; baaed on a par Bushman feature In overy particu­ Jim Moorr; the mighty fielder and other ‘committee* are busy and the fore they have time to grow b y the value of $100 each, ta now being aold lar. T h f supporting cast is one o f qwatter of t}»e~ horse hide Is in the people of the county are taking a namerpua. cattle that are allowed to for $285, and only to tho«f who ptt~ the best over pasembUd to appear (Continued on Page Four city calling on his manjj friends. Continued on Page Four viously owned stock." i with these two well known stare. OIL STRIKE IN FLORIDA MAKES RUSH FARM LOANS FORSANFORD • IN FUTURE GROUNDS FOR FAIR ROADWAYS ARESECURED WITH PLANTS m �h *i k lc Club PAYM ENTS PAYMENTS 1st W eek . 2nd W eek . 3rd W eek lc 1st W eek . 50c 2c 2nd W eek . 50c 3rd W eek . 50c . 3c 9 Increase Every Week by lc ' Total In 50 Weeks Deposit 50c Every Week , • Total in 50 Weeks a $12.75 9 2c Club . •’ PAYM ENTS 1st Week . 2nd Week . . . 3rd Week y o u 2c . . P LA N O F T H E C LU B a u PAYMENTS T he Plan is S im p le: You begin with a certain am ount, lc , 2c, 5c or 10c, and increase your de W IT H 4c . C $1.00 Club • . * * • posit the sam e amount each w eek. Or, you can begin with a certain amount, 50c, $1.00, $5 .00, oi 1st Week 2nd Week any am ount, and deposit the sa m e amount each week. ■% 3rd Week 6c Increase Every Week by 2c Look at the different Clubs in table Total in 50 Weeks and select the one you wish to join, the lc , 2c, 5c, 10c, 50c, $ 1 . 00 , $ 5 .00, or any o f the clubs) then com e to our Bank with the first weekly payment. $25.50 We Deposit $1.00 Every Week Total in 50 Weeks . will m ake you a m em ber o f the Club dnd give you a Christmas Banking Club Book showing the Club you have joined. 5c Club E V E R Y B O D Y CAN JO IN PAYM EN TS Men, Women, Boys and. Gif Is,# Little Children, The Baby • • ■ , * • ■ An employer can take out memberships for bis. employes. You can take out memberships for your family and your friends 1st Week . . 2nd Week . . 10c 3rd Week . ^ 15c 5c W e will welcome everyone For Old and Young • T h e sensible thing for all parents to do is to join our Christmas Banking Club and also put m em ber o f their fam ily.into it. This will teach the value o f money and how to bank and I M O N E Y '. M a y b e this little start you give them now may so m e day set them up in busi»r buy them a hom e. H ow often have you wished that your parents had taught you early the value of banking aoney. * You would be well off today. D on ’ t m ake th e.sa m e m istake with yonr children. Increase Every Week by Be Total in 50 •Weeks $63.75 PAYM ENTS 1st Week W ITH TH E LARGEST PAYM EN T FIRST AND DECREASE YOUR PAYM ENTS EACH W EEK The Reasons For.The Club $5.00 Club . $5.00 2nd W e e k /. $5.00 3rd Week - . $5.00 Deposit $5.00 Every Week Total in 50 Week* W e Pay 4 Per Cent Interest ln| Our Christmas Banking Club 10c Club PAYM EN TS 1st Week *2nd Week 3rd Week . . . 10c . 20c * . 30c Increase Every Week by 10c F . L . W oodruff, V ice-Pres Total in 50 Weeks • $127.50 X Cashier * I a C.. M. Hand, Any Amount Iff*? R . R . Deas, Assistant Cashier * ^ — 1 - i * I A k a *» . . • 1„ 1 • t • k • / V % • m fil- | ,■ �■■ , Sure to Please Grandma . • What -to give to grandma Js tho ' question tlmt puzzles young heads ht * Christmas times. k P* Here is a llttio tcu cosy which Is mi sure of a welcome (rom grandma, nnd H e r e ’s a R e a l It la the-simplest lh(jng Imaginable t6 A R T O F A N C IE N T C R ET A N S •fa ».H » make. (Tinted Japanese allk or silkalene <>r cretonne'will penro the pur- It W u Very Dlfterent From That of t poso wlth equally good results, and it Early Egyptian Time*, 8aya Writer In Century. taken very little of any one of theso materials, even for the largest sire "There conld hardly bo a stronger Injebpots. • • * con trust than that between the con-, Tills cosy Is mnd^ o f four sections tempornneoua nrtn of Crete and Egypt.' o f flgurod silk sewed together to form for It la n coatrust In fundamental an the outside, nnd four similar sections well as In superficial qualities. Cretan o f plain silk or other iniiterlals sowed art Is not uionumeutal; It Is nn art of. together to form Ibcjinlng. When tho atnnll things—of things so often email lining has been made, It Is covered In Idea as well as In material ncnle, with n thick- layer of cotton‘batting that‘ gmro Is tho term that best de­ tacked down.to It In several places and scribes them. Again, In Its most char­ the cover Is sllpi>cd on o'ver It Then acteristic phases. Cretan art Is nottlie ra w edges of both mntcrllil* nro conventionalized, but Is singularly unturned up and overcast together.. A trammeled, nnturnllstlc. Anti Its spirit. very full bow of many loops of bright Its aims, Its themes,' tire not gruvo and j religious, but secular and .animated, satin lihbon Is sewed to the top. The" gnyest and brightest of colors writes .Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer In ; make the tea cosy n cheerful part of tho Century. "In Crete there were no great tem-1 tea drinking. It slip" on over the pot and keeps tho tea hot for a long tlmu. pies, hut closely built towns and wide- * ly extended, tall palnces of Innumcr* j ablo rooms, passages, and courts. J There were no great stono colonnades or sculptured walls. The few stone columns that remain, with Indications I ;£f that there were many more of wood, nro poor and ptnln In form. Generally tho walls were plastered nnd pnlntod, nnd often tlio paintings with humnn figures were very small In scale. In no material did the Cretans attempt largo works o f sculpture In the round, „ nor, despite their nnturnltptlc tenden­ cies, did they practice that art of por­ traiture wherein Egypt excelled. On tho other hand, we nmrvel at their skill when we look at their small figures nnd reliefs, sometimes of stone, more often of Ivory, metal, or pottery, at their engraved gems, and their Inlays, exquisitely wrought wlth'crystal. Ivory, colored paBte, and tho'precious tnctnls. We know from Mycenuo what tho / k Egean goldsmith could do, nnd there is A proof that lie did ns well In the mothar f Island n't n much earlier time. In deco/ hited pottery tho Cretan did much bet* ter than tho Kgypllnu, nnd almost tho only things that'ho seems to hnvo 1 cared to make Impressive by reason of I their size uru his Jars o f jittery and stone.'’ • T S a n t a C la u s OWNED BY M. F. ROBINSON OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Are for sale at BARGAIN PRICES. Write him for a catalogue giving de­ scription and prices. The orange business is both pleasant and profit* able, and this is an opportunity to get in on the GROUND FLOOR. Mowing Is one o f the most popular sports nt the United Ktntes Naval academy, two vnrslty, n freshman nnd five mixed class eights being among the candidates. f’oneli Hob Folwell o f Pennsylvania I Is quoted ns saying that Glen Warner,' coneh of University o f Pittsburgh i football squad. Is the best football coach In America. Nature has a law of compensation by wIiich,Nhe gives to euch one of us some particular talents or nptltutles. John Doe, who was born 57 years ago, was favored by nature with an extru robust face nnd n luxuriant growth of hair, so much so Mint, about Christmas time of cuch year, his services nn u model for Santa Clnun posters, or us n pseudo Snntn Claus, In the depart­ ment stores, are very much nt a premium. lie need not look for a Job, tho Jobs are looking for him. ROBINSON WELBOURN BLOCK SANFORD, FLORIDA For one who wan all through nnd finished ami out of the game forever and a dead duck last spring. Hal Chnso occupied rather n prominent plnoo In the batting roll o f the Na­ tional longue. 9189232348534823485348234853534853485348482353485348232323535323 We Have the Useful and Appropriate For T he Ladies A New Stock of CARVING SETS SILVERWARE SCISSORS Chafing Dishfes Percolators, Etci Many Useful Gifts for the Home for C hristm as music •A Victrtola has no.im itations— with a Victrola you can hear practically all the music of all the world sung and played b y the greatest artists, bands and orchestras. W ithin the pages of the. Victor catalague there’ are more than 5000 vocal and instrumental selections for you to choose from . Is there not a place for a Victrola in your home? Some day you will surely have a Victrola, an^i when this day comes you will immediately realize that you have added to your home the one thing that will bring the greatest pleasure to every member of your family.! , Z {O L J V \ / VI • | \ J r Gem Safety, EverReady and Gillette Safety Razors See Our Full Line o f Pocket Knives. Full Line Razors and Supplies. The Hunting Season is Here—We have the best line of Rifles, Shot Guns and Sporting Goods of all kinds that has ever been shown in Sanford. Headquarters for everything in the way o f Guns, Ammunition and Supplies. THE Corner First St. and Oak Ave Sanfprd, Florida �SJjJ *i THE SALE YOU H AVE BEEN LOOKING F O R = T H E SALE WITHOUT A PARALLEL OR PRECEDENT BANNER’ • % S T O P 10 DAYS ONLY ll -T h e s a l e o f t h i s s t o c k w ill p r o b a b ly p r o v e t h e b i g g e s t s a l e t h a t t h e o ld e s t i n h a b i ­ t a n t s c a n r e m e m b e r . I t w ill m a k e a ll p a s t s a l e s s in k i n t o i n s i g n i f i c a n t o b liv io n b y c o m ­ p a r is o n b e c a u s e o f t h e w o n d e r f u l r e p u t a t io n o f b o t h t h e fir m a n d t h e m e r c h a n d i s e c a r r•ie •d . E •v#e r y b o d y k n o w s t h is f a c t s o w e l l t h a t w e n e e d s a y b u t l it t le m o r e t h a n t h a t . Keep in mind that this store sells ladies fine ready to wear. Every item, everything, e.very suit, dress, coat, overcoat, shirt, collar or tie, everything big and little, one by one, day by day. Bargains after bargains will be offered and sold at fo r less than wholesale cost o f production. Let nothing keep you away. Sale at the old stand, Charles B anner’s, 111 First Street. BEGININNG LOOK FOR THE BIG WHITE AND RED SIGNS . LOOK FOR THE BIG WHITE AND RED SIGNS ,8:30 *1 RAIN OR SHINE IT'S LIKE F IN D IN G S O M E T H I N G YOU D ID N O T E X P E C T A A A A '2.r>0 Pair Dress Pnnts for,.. $1.29 '>.50 pair Blue Serge PnnLs.... 3.48 $6.50 fancy Dress Pants..... 3.98 .‘ I).00 fancy Dress Pants....... 2.98 1.50 W o rk P ants....................... 98c . men, you of courre never *exU'd'such, but the goods are here ! the facts* are before you. __ H A T S A N D *C A B S — •— large variety’ to select fr o m .. All* Vi- W Silt lapes art* in. . • 50 Hats a t ’— .......... $1.89 •;>*.00 Hats at— ........... . 1.98 :».5Q Hnta n t . ______ ••c Caps....................... •' •Caps._;..................w •r;c Caps.—.________ * Caps ......... .«•••••• The sale you have <been waiting r is now about ready. T H U R S ­ DAY, December 14th it begins— for ’ O' days only. lilts and miles of Laces and Em­ broideries almost given away. Come yours. M E N ’ S S H IR T S Now the writer knows from exI" litnce that every man needs Shirts any time, fill that order at a •v.ving that’s worth while..— ........ ------------- :.49,— 59 ,— 8 9 ,— 1.29 Thousands of things for Men we can’ t name all on sale—THURS­ D A Y , DEC; 14. . You will buy when you look at our Shoes. Dr. Edwards cushion sole Shoes for Men, $5.00 qual­ ity at........... .............................. .’ $3.39 M E N ’S AND L A D IE S ’ O V E R - STAPLE COATS in all styles from $6.98 up. Children’s Coats all sizes from $1.98 up. M E N ’ S T IE S I7c— 23e— 37c and up Follow the crowd to B anner's A solid leather Good-year welt . Shoe in patent leather, gun metal: S to r o T h ursdayrJ>vr ^ i4 t h . — and vici, in lace or button, made to We never forget things. That Kid of yours needs Shoes, Stockings, sell foV $5.00, kale price..!.............$3.39 Suit or Dress, Hats and Caps and $3.50 Men’s Shoes ..................... 2.69 the little Sweater or heavy Under-$4.00 M en’s Shoes...................... 2.98 wear. Com e get it from K anner’s 3(HLJWnrlcJshoes .in all —hjathers,- “S to n r o n Thursday, D ec, 14lh . plain or cap toe........... — 2.29 S ave while you have a chance, with Leather advancing in price every day we are confident we save you from 35 to 50 per cent on yotir Shoes. A S N A P W O R T H W H IL E . Is our M e n ’s and B oys’ Suits, a guaranteed Blue Sdrge or your mon­ ey back for the asking. — $ 2 0 .0 0 Blue Serge Suits......— '1 4 .9 8 $ 1 5 .0 0 Blue Serge Suita............. $10.98 $ 1 2 .5 0 M en 's Suita............. ......... 9.48 . $ 1 0.00 Boys' S u its...........A....... . 6.98 $8 .0 0 B o y s’ Suits............. ............ ’ 5.98 $6 .0 0 B oys' Suits..................... 4.48 $ 5 .0 0 B oys' Suits---------------------3.48 M E N ’S , L A D IE S AND D R E N ’S H O SE C H IL ­ • Y o u know the kind we sell. and get thorn at Bargains ' C om e 7c, 9c, 13c, 1 7 c, 19c 37c and up U N D ER W EAR FOR M ALE FEM ALE W e have it for 22 c, 33c, 49c and • L A D IE S ’ R E A D Y -T O -W E A R OR u p .. • It will pay you to travel for miles to come to K anner’s Store to get a .S u it, Skirt, C oat or W a ist, all at your inspection with the stam p of 1916-17 rartracted on It. A N D FANCY GOODS of fabrics, colors and styles to select from. Sale price, E A C H — ....... 98c Silk Shirt Waists, superbly tailor­ ed, the newi%t and mast wanted styles and fabrics. Actual value $2.50 each, Sale price .........1.75 3.00 Shirt Waists, silk and fine wash fabrics, Sale price, EACH 1.98 DRY 36 inch Black and Navy Blue Chiffon Taffeta, regular price $1.50, in this sale........... .............. $1.22 Black Taffeta, regular pricb $1.25 for........................................ 98c Special Sale on Poplins, our H O U S E H O L D N E C E S S IT IE S price 19c t o ................... _............ 35c Linen Firmh—Himk—'Fowehr -sira -In this Sale we will sell-10 yards of19x10 inches, heavy, soft -finished Dress Ginghams for.__ ............... 98c and very absorbent. Worth 30c a Red Seal Ginghams value 18c in pair. Sale Price, EACH.............* 11c this Sale....................................... 12J^c Bath Towels, heavy**double hjice assortment of Outing Flan­ thread Turkish Towels; full bleached nels, will sell for..... ............ ......... 10c and hemmed. Actual value 60c per 36 inch Percale and Fancy French -pnirrySaleprtcbrEACHV ..... ! 19c Madras in the popular stripes, at BeiJ Spreads, full bleached, large this sale....,................................. 1 2 ^ c double rfizc Spreads, hemmed ready Galatea the popular sport at for use. Positively worth $1.35 each.. this sale only............ ...... 18c Sale price, E A C H ......... ................... 98c $2.00 Sp tends; extra large, genuG O O D L IN E O F B L E A C H IN G uine Marsaillcs pattern, hemmed or Positively worth 12H c, in this withfringe, E A C H .........'.............. .$ 1 .3 5 Sale 10 yds for............ 98c . $2.50 Spreads, heavy quality and A good line of Mattress and beautiful patterns, full double size. Feather Ticking will be sold at a Sale Price, E A C H ...................— .. 1.98 low price. • L A D I E S 'S H I R T W A IS T S . A beautiful line of Georgette Crepe Waists will be sold at this Sale for_____ __________ $3.98 $1 .0 0 Shirt W aists, all new styles ell m ade, from popular fabrics 75c Ladies’ $1.50 W aists, a big variety Sheets, size *90x72, full bleached, seamless, torn nnd ironed, made with deep hem , 85c value. . T his sale, E A C H ....................................... 63c Linen finished Pillow Cases, size 42x36, hemstitched. Positively are worth 50c pair. Our sale price E A C H — ..’. :............................. ,. 13c In this announcement we can only give you a mere hint of the many and wonderful things that await your pleasure. Thousands upon top of thousands of items we can’t mention but merely invite you to come and see for yourself the greatest merchandis­ ing event that ever occurred in Sanford. TH E PLACE THE TIM E Thursday m orning at 8:30 a. m. Be here then or com e later; kale continues day by day from day to day. i>*. TH E EVEN T Sale o f the entire Stock.__Sale open; at 8:30 a. m. • First Street Sanford, Florida • Thursday Dec 14. .* ' *■ * v %. ._____ . . ■ ■■ pua— n u n ■■ ■■ ■iim im w ' �dJw M - . t.hK Ckrittmaa Edition glrb In ‘ action the? waiter can say bring on your teama and 'here in Seminole county as good a specimen] of womanhood aa you will find any where wij! meet you in a little pleasure or paatime which la called baaket ball. ' * Saniuurj S lea m Pressing, Hot G asolnle D rr Cleaning. AlleraLake county,; sent her representa­ ♦ f tlons of'AII Kinds on Short-Notice tive, namely Umatll|o, over last Join Our G entlem en’s Valet C lub. $2.00 Per Montl^. Friday njght to' take the meaaufd of j the locai team. They, took* San- j . S U IT S .$15.00- UPW ARD ford'a measure all right with a tape, I but not playing, basket ball, while 1 Umatilla witc defeated'by n score of | 22 to 19, it muat bo said that, th ey came .over with some fine talent. a l l a r o u n d p l o k id a cl red acres of broom, corn. It la ft the ladies that came over from claimed that $100 or -better per acre Umatilla are High ■Seho^rb glrla. wo Progreaa Shown From Different Sec- can bo realised from evon our poor would like to know juat what age Ilona of State lands. An organisation aa above did they atart school at? One lady The Suwannee County Pig Club suggested could at leaat look into of this quintette would have given. waa a great aucceaa. Twenty throe the merits of. the' proportion.— Man LJI.an Russell a hard .run for her pigs belonging to twenty three boys atee River Journal.' money. Dut nevertheless they 'were * + + + making an average daily gain of all "good lookers." # 1 1-3 pounds at a coat o l 1 Ajc per Reports of the onion, culture of Cora Lee TiUis runs wild again in pound.—Suwannee Democrat. Amelia Island indicate that the crop this game. It seems as If the more is starting off with prospects o( a she plays the h*etier she gets. Core 4 >$‘ ;4The Dade City council are adver fine yield. Tho acroage being pre­ Lee threw down six baskets and had. tiaing for bids for placing a camphor pared is larger than ever beforo and four free goals to her credit out of tree hedge on the south and west already considerable ground has been the twenty two scored by the locals. sides of the city park. planted—some to seed from which Ruth Ifbhd and Helen Peck both the onions will be grown and sdmo played a H eat game, Ruth Hand A♦ 4 The Volusia County grand jury is to plants drawn from the sded beds. playing guard was the individual star after the road contractor*. They It is believed that the opportunity While her work may not have been claim that the contractors are not for big profits from the onion crop of noticed there was no question -of keeping their agreement not to allow the island thin season is most excel­ doubt but that sho put up tho best the construction work to obstruct lent.— Fcrnundina News Record. gamo of the lot. This is speaking travel in roads not ordered closed; :> ♦ » from a defensive standpoint. It seems that thcru is no limit to and where they have closed n rout While Helen Peck’s playing must they have ndt provided n passable what ran be grown in Gadsden coun­ not ho Overlooked this llttlo'girl,with ty; tho soil and tho cljmntc seein to detour as thoy agreed to the long flo.w of beautiful hair was bo adapted to tbo growing of not more than in this game. Tho old re, w#1, T h e Florida Hast Coast Branch only all kind, of general farm pro- ,iaMc Hc|en Hand ftIso , G' |y pInycd / 00(] in thls railroad from New Smyrna to Ohee- ducts, but to fruits of all kinds as H den ^ .c h o b c r 'o p e n e d for business a* few well. For instance, W. L. McGowan gamo but she plays good in all.pf. daya since. Train will leave* Okee­ las in his garden about twenty ba­ them, and without hgr the locals chobee at 0:30 a. m. each day, nr nana trees fr.un which hu will get migHt as well sell tlie <d<l Id lbnskcthnll. riv 6 at New Smyrna about noon; about a dozen larges' bunches this Ned Chittenden had tn* the honor o f , leave Nqw Smyrna on return trij» at year. .They are developing as well r< f. r eing, l his battle and whilc*hu ns those grown In' more tro*plqil 2:30 p. m. kept one eye on the fouling and un­ climes and arc self evident proof that necessary roughness he als» kupt the! Plant C ity,shipped. Its first nice, within little attention nil the bananas other yee on one of those Lake', ripe, red strawberries one day la.*t for home consumption can be pro­ county girls. Scorer, Murphy. Re­ week and expects to be sending car duced hero.— Quincy Times. ported'b y " R o d " Davis. • load lots soon. Must lie after some of thnt munition money. WON FROM UMATILLA Largest Body of inland Water. 13MERCHANT P &1 TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. • * > i A ready market for Inrge hogs is causing Lafayette county farmers to buy some fine stock for their farms. A thoroughbred doesn't- eat any more thnn a pincy woods rooter and is worth a whole lot more on the market. — Mtvyo Free Press. An organisation of the farmers and truck growers is one of this section's greatest needs. . A manufacturing concern from another state has 're­ cently made inquiries and sugges­ tions that we plant at least one hun-- ROBERTS’ GROCERY PHONE 174 Sanford Girls Too’ Much for Lake !. County beauties They sny the sun always shines in St. Petersburg, whllo It may or may hot wo can say thnt the sun does hine in Sanford when it conus to Snnford High School winning in huskctlmll. The writer feels proud to give a good stdry to a winner. Sanford’s High School girls are not lucky either. If you think so bring forth your team and the durndest battle of your lives will bo nt your hano, ami after seeing the locul Tbo largest world, square . Headquarters For All That is good •* ^ ** t ___ • • Fancy and Staple Full and M ost Complete Line o f CHRISTMAS CANDIES IN BULK AND BOXES Everything H ere F or That Christmas Dinner „«r ROBERTS’GROCERY CuHplnn sea, which Is tho body of .Inland water In tho haB nn area of about 180,000 miles. %, Wonderful Inceet World. «* 'I T Tile Insert world represents nil tin- J limit iltisl Held of life mill activity. The , number mber of Insect species Is greater by far (ban of the species of all other liv­ ing creatures combined. Although more flmn ."nki.POO have been described, probably twice thnt number remain fo be examined. Vlrtuully all living uni* limit*, ns \yell ns most plants, supply food for these Incomputable hordes.. . . . » | Peoples Bank Bldg. fm i =” SANFORD,, FLA. V. Sanford—Best City in State of Florida * 4 t 4 Get a Lot Now and Build the Getting is • ♦ / POQOOnOQOODUDQDDaODO r a o o o o o B o o o o o o a o o o o o fl. MY '• liv NO WORK BUILDING IN. TOO SANFORD LARGE SPEAKS NONE FOR TOO ITSELF SMALL O k? o o iM o a a d o o o o o a o o a o o a iA c3- '*L3 00000000000000000000 J u st F inished N ew Elk’s Hom e Costing $20,000.00 — — — —— —— — — i m ■■ - n . ■ i i .. — ■ ... .................................. — —— .. i im I — — — . — — JfcgB— — — «— — — I GEORGE VENABLE C o n t r a c t o r a n d B u ild * �£$£££<;<*■l -r- . II . •♦. ■ Bi A>u* b ■*-A - m i— i i— " " f ’«»■ ChrUima* Edition THE HANFORD HERALD Gretnj secretary of tho Young ern methods In the cultivation of People’s Conference of F lorida.. Mr. their rrpps, the marketing of their Green cornea from Winter Park, and produce and the development of had a message, for |he people of Han- their farm properties in general. K ' ^ j i T"B*'reFi«»lta« Spirit" . ford—a message that will long be reLost year a very creditable ex­ mombered as one full of true thought hibit of th^ nature was staged ’ in I ,“ ‘ and good advice. Using as his sub­ connection with the fair anJ it ject tho life of Paul, tho young man proved one of tho foremost features. gave a word picturixation of the ....BUlie Burke..i. Thousands of farmers and growers [‘ - X W o r d . ' . ~ Henry Kolkor pleasures and advantages of a Chris- learned much to their .advantage 1 t Sl.pl>" ■ ,oyc' r tion person. Freneau David Howell In wHnt^they saw and heard in Ma­ flicked Tho Baptists joiticd with* the chinery Hall. Every uvaiiablo booth Methodists Sunday evening nnd was occupied nnd a'number of prom­ heard Dr. Masters on what no styled inent manufacturers of agricultural William T. Carleton.... the Menace of Today— the tuber­ machines were disiqtpoiutwl :iu * a g„,A . Jule Tower cular infectcd-rnmion. UICC. E g | being able to secure display spneo • Henry Weaver Begular services will be .resumed iait' - . y f ......_Fran)( McGlynn The Fair Association is indeed r d,t* Julry ..-F r a n k Belcher.— next Sunday ut the Temple- with Dr. fprtunate in securing the vnlunble £ £ ewinur. ----Maury Steunrt . Hymnn In tho pulpit. Dr. Hyman services of the Florida Grower in the has been away for some days direct­ management of this depurtipePL for fgiliof 10 overtake Mulry at Palm ing u money raising campaign for os Florida’s greatest agricultural J , ^ Gloria Stafford, her fathers the Tampa church, and will havo r * h,r , nd' Doctor Boyce return to successfully completed his mission weekly it is naturally in vory close K/Vyork. but Gloria continues to on next Friday, returning hero in touch with tho foremost manufactu­ rers of ’ agricultural implements and arjrn over the loan of Freneau, her time for services Sunday. machines. Mr. Kay of the mrower ' ioi) crows more pole and wan numbers among his personal ac­ 1 ^ ’ each passing day. Doctor Report o f W. C. T. U. Meeting quaintances such prominent mnpunoticing her pallor searches Tne regular meeting of tho W. facturers os Mr. Harrison S. Chnp2 U . for something that will C. T. U. was held Thursday aftcr- ma'n, president of the Field Forgo * her mind from her grief. Then £ * , Fresman, who has been plAy- _n,Qon. At 8 o'clock, at the Baptist Pump Company; Joseph Binks, pres­ ident of the Star Brass Works; J. if. iw ends with Picrpont Stafford church, an encouraging number be­ Imps, president of the Ohio Bako v * tad explains that ho must hur- ing prosont, several of whom joined Company; Dr. T. S. Langford, the organization. .Ii'th e absence of „ gwly since he h presiding over president of the Ann Arbor Msthe president,' Mrs. J. W. Barnes .euions of the night court. chino Company; Louis Wcllhousc, presided. Kaye* instantly decides that a visit Plans for the winter's work were president of tho United Paper Com­ tn the night court and n glimpse of pany, H. N. Bardie, president, of tie »*amy side of life may prove discussed, m uth interest being added the Hardio Janufacturing Company; the seamy side of life may provo jy a recital of methods pursued in J. A. Mathews, secretary* of Brlniyjujt the shock Gloria- needs to turn Ronnoakc, V a., told by Mrs. J. H. ,Hardy Company;* Mr. Lasson, secre­ ker mind from her own troubles. Coates. • • tary Bean. Spray Pump Company, A committee was appointed to Accordingly Boyce. Gloria and Ticrand mnny others, artd is therefore pont accompany Judge Freeman to nominate the officers for tho year, in a position to inllucnco and’ intcrcst ikecaurt slid'alt as spectators while the election to he held at the' -next them in tho South Florida Fair while •ne case sftcr another ia tried- An regular meeting, the third Thursday other cities many times the size of ksmhle waiter, named Cassinur. n this month. A vote was tnken to Tampa have fnilcd to secure their whose wire has Just died, is brought meet every tw o weeks instead of support. ■ before the Judge, and Stans, his once u month. - pttlt boy is about to ho turned over Excerpts from thp president’ s re­ BOYCOTT in Tampa to the Gerry society, when Gloria port at the 33rd annual convention i bterrenes and promises to give the held recently at Daytona were read, ha s home and find a ,jo b for the and its optimistic trend gave much Tampu Ladies Will Bring Down Price on Eggs and Butter ' * father. Picrpont objects, but Boyce enthusiasm to tho members present. More (ban a thousand wo.en of f thinks the plan n good one since it The report >rcnd in part as follows: Trfmpn have signed a “ Boycott Rcs» »£I give Glorida something new to . “ Today the record is 44 dry'cou n ­ olution” which went into effect yes­ ; think about', so the millionaire «► ties—only 8 wet: Escambia,* Nassau, terday morning. A Housewives Inctantly clnsents. Mulry is brought Duval, St. Johns, Palm Beach, Mon­ League has been formed and hus re­ before the court for speeding, ana roe, Hillsboro, Pinellas. Duvnl nhas ’ Clods gets Judgo Freeman to com- three.wot cities, Jacksonville, May- sulted in tho cooperation of .the. . sit him to jail till she can question port, Pablo; Pinellas also three, St. greater part of housewives in an ef­ fort to reduce tho high .cost of liv­ kin. A tramp, charged with being •Petersburg, Clearwater, Tarpon ing. “diank and disorderly” is then ar­ Springs; one each in tho other three raigned, and Gloria, recognizing Beginning with yesterday morning counties—twelve cities only of all I in him Gideon Trask, the man who the^upward o f a . thousand women our-hundreds in - Florida with ea ~«ttfderf<r~Tr«ne»u, i i w ’m p w w who hand signed petitions not to use loons. itreim out her asccusation, .but butter until the price had been low­ “ There has never been a return to faints before she can utter a word. ered to 35 cents per pound and eggs saloons in any town whose best ele­ She U borne away and Freeman to 35 cents per dozen. Not only on soda wearily and orders the man re* ment stood always on guard, refus iiuttar and-oggs-hos-a-lioyeott beenl»ised.,since it in his-first offenso. ing tw low er"tho_ hatt!e ilag or de- declured but on tothor commodities Liter when Gloria recovers and tells daro a truce. - And only wnen the as well. itr story sho finds the mAn is gone policy of Ocala nnd Tampn editors There is some agitation of n mu­ has been pursued— that of ceasing to and h u out to follow tiim nicipal market or cooperative gro­ fight—have saloons re-opened their cery stores.- It is fully realized by licensed doors while the people slept tho members of the Housewivok NATIONAL MOOSE HOME on their arms. League that such A move would be “ Saloons were rarely voted out of difficult but ono of. the speakers at a Fklqres at .Lyric Next Thursday a town through any except bittei; meeting of tho league Friday night and “Heart stirring strife. They can Most Interesting of Order stated that it could be done if every Apropos of tho organization of be kept out only by constantly flying member of tho Icaguo would he the Loyal Order of Moose in San­ in poaco the black flag of ‘ No Quar­ loyal.. ford are the. pictures shown at the ter.' ” , Following is the resolution; Ly/ic next Thursday night of tho “ We, tho undersigned housewives national home of tho order at . A t THE TAMPA FAIR of the city of Tamps, knowing that Voosehcart, Illinois. Thin home u maintained ,by annual aubicrip- Plans Well Under-Wajr for the Farm the very high cost of. foodstuffs are exorbitant and unnecessary, do here­ tkaa of each member am Implement Exhibit by agree to rofrain from buying Jrom Wl million^iloilnrs utnTln the home Under .the able management of •orphitrr fhiidwn a r '.a w lU M the Florida Grower, officially ap- any -dealer,“ at tho'provalllnj! price* ’ ■tmbera or the Moose lodge are ac- pointed by President W. G. Brorcin within an indefinite period, viz: Egg* I. coomodated. The home at Mooae- of tho South Florida Fair, &• Gas- until they sell for 36 cents a dozen \ l* .a fino form and lake and parllla Carnival Association to su- .land butter.until it sella ftfr 35 cents A .pound. Wo, the undersigned^ do ^woodland and from tho .pictures this^ important dopart. . . . perintend thiax solem nly-atree-ta-abide-by-tbe-fofe»!SL b r aQJdfXU.Jmma .foz-th sdim a^ TffCT^ t^ ^ ^ H^ n i r -a iipT£y? going.” . Here Hcro thoy thov are “ r" taught tBUffht the thp are being secured for the Fair In tridrt and farming and brought up February. 1* the way tney should gov The HOUSEWIVES GET RESULTS * Every manner o f farm equipment, ^0tne *t Mooseheart is n fine adver- machines and implements will be on wment for the> Moose lodge and display 'and exhibitor* are given Tampa Ladles Bring I\own Prices the pictures will prove most inter*, every encouragement to put their On Products •ting not only to members hut machines in actual operation on the Prices on several commodities are Noyectivo members as well. Fair grounds, so that thoee interested coming downward kia the result of will be given an opportunity to Com­ the activities of the-Tampa House­ • • r pare the relative merits of tho .vari­ wives1 League, according to Mrs. J.' The Baptist Temple . • ,f Services at tho Baptist Templo ous lines and learn wherein it will L. Sauls, tho president. She stated Sunday were in charge of R. W. profit them to employ those mod- last night that one grocer was re­ ported Satuday as selling fresh ■— country eggs at forty-five cents per dozen, u substantial reduction over the sixty conta per dozen previously charged for stalo etorago eggs. She reported also that ono grocer has re­ duced tho price of butter from fifty to forty cents. i Even with these conccspions, HraSauls said, the members of the Tam­ pa Housewives' League are not go­ ing to “ bito.” They havo set the l y r ic t h e a t r e price they are willing t o /p a y at thirty-fieve cents per dozen fur eggz Wednaday—“ Pillar of Society,” featuring Henry and thirty-five conts per (found for B. Waithal. Keystone Comedy. butter and they will not mnke pur­ chases until the prices are reduced to that point. The Housewives' Thurviay—“ The Better Instinct,” "The Sheriff’s League believes that there is infla­ Trap," ••Tho Royal Blood.” Two R eds of tion of prices more than the rendi­ Pictures showing the National Home of the tions warrant and that a false cry . Loyal Order of Moose. of shortage of output is being raised Friday—••Home’" featuring Bessie Bar.Settle. to cover an attempt to .wring extra Keystone Comedy. .\ dollars from consumers. The women of the entire city, it S*tur lay—“ A n. Old Fashioned Girl," “ Stolep is said, aro interesting themselves in plumage, ’ ’Th* Canabyhfll Outlaws." the work of the* Housewives' League » V.I >for the reduction of prices and ap^ plications for membership aro being Coming he W o rld -S fd fis . B u e ..:B a ll. . signed by the hunared. *The move­ /u v -,i ’ *» > ment, It, is stated, bids fair to be­ come a very strong and popular one as far as Tam pa U( concerned, aa the -interest is so wide'and vital, affect­ ing the purses of practically-- every* family. • » ■ ltThe T h e a t r e s JEJE? T" 'v' Chas. E. i gT?. To the Whole World, G reeting:-, m I a m in p o s it i o n t o f u r n is h t h e b e s t ° a r t ic le s . . o f S a n f o r d ’s f a m o u s - tr u c k •'i . • • p in f . a n y q u a n t i t i e s fr o m o n e to fifty | cars ^ o n a m o m e n t ’s n o t ic e . Merry Christmas and K Happy New Year to All I Henry | Sanford, Fla. H. C. DuBOSE M While you smoke the pipe of peace and enjoy the Happy Christmas Season don't forget that the true cause of happi­ nesses contentment, and in order to be contented you must have a comfortable income, and in order to have a comfor­ table income you must have a good Truck Farm. S o it will be wise to see H. C. DuBose and let him direct your investment in order that you may always remain happy and contented. .. • . / ?;-* I have just now some bargains that when I tell you of them you will think I am trying to make you a Christmas present. . . . DuBOSE S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A V �_‘ nw Christmas Eve coil black linlr, Jailing them,' Ho doubt, af the Wonderful thins* Uut would grow ou that *treo over night. It wiui Christmas'eve; Danny had no Jhought o f that before. »And tornorr row would bo tho day o f "Peace on earth, good will toward men.'* And hero was ho. Danny Donovan, with black murder In hla heart A feeling a Pretty Table Sula Produce Co f •_*_; f t •*•- * - 210 fort. lie breathed easier when, clear of tho pnss, ho hesnn tho descent to the rah ley- below. Three thousnud miles la n long dlatanco to travel for tho purpose o f killing a " man. but Danny/ did not consider it a hardship, for the' man he wua tracking bo mercilessly hod killed Dan­ ny's brother, Jim, up lu the Forty Milo Diggings. True, according to.the tea' tlmony of eye-witnesses, Jim Donovan had been the aggressor, and In killing ~ him, Lcbounc, tho big Canadian, had acted only In self-defense. Hut Dan­ ny cared not for that. In hla blind rage at the new’s that hla brother had been stricken down, his one thought was for a tlttlng retaliation, In which n sense of right aud Justice figured not at nil. Lcbonne had been acquitted at once and hnd departed two niontha before {th e news o f tho nffulr hnd reached Dnnny's ears, consequently thes track­ ing o f him had been no easy matter. . 'At n llftlc distance from tho cabin Danny halted his team und fed n frozen fish to each o f his dogs to In­ arm* quiet on their part. Then he left them and approached the cabin alone. IIo crept stealthily to tho uncurtained window and peered within. A' man snt beside n table. He was lnughlug ? nnd talking with someone nt the other sldu o f tho room. Danny scrutinized hltn'cnrefully to avoid mnklng nn error. Hut there wns no mistaking him; he answered to the description perfectly. Dnnny drew Ids revolver from Its holster nnd cocked It, keeping well hack that the light streaming from tho , window would not betray him. Then ] be took enreful aim at the broad breast of the man within. * | Impelled by curiosity, Danny , stepped across the bnr of light to the j other side of the window. A-sight , met his goMe that drew forth n mtir- , mur o f surprise. In n corner o f tho | room stood n Christmas tree, glitter- , Ing with crude,•homemade ornnments ( o f tinsel, nnd alight with tiny candles. ( Before It, In attitudes of nwe-struck , E .First St. Sanford Fla. ‘ or Ship Your Vegetables Returns Made Promptly on Consignment Tuhle decorutlous ought to come In for mqch attention as Christmas gifts this year, for there Is a fad for arti­ ficial flowers a» centerpieces. And tho' dining rOotn Is not thu only one boast­ ing beautiful touches-of color In won­ derfully llfc-Ilko flowers tundo of rlbbon or paper or bought from the mil­ liner. As a centerplcco for a luncheon ta­ ble a little basket o f ribbon roses sets In the midst o f rose petals scattered over the doth. Much rose petal, made of satin rlhlionr Is n tiny sachet. In the picture three chrysanthemums are shown with sprays'of preserved maidenhair ferns. These chrysanthe­ mums are In yellow und suffrou color­ ings nml nre made o f paper. Thejr liatc wire stems wound with green IISper. At u tilth! dlstnnco they cannot be told from tlie gorgeous real (lower. At the right n sufall dark willow basket hears asparagus fern and nhnlf* IdoWn rfa£*‘tDgothar with two buds made of satin ribbon. This Is the most elegant o f urtifldul flowers for the table. A basket made of roso petals nnd n* Ineo paper dolly is shown at the. bottom o f the picture. The foundation Is o f pasteboard, with u handle of green silk-covered wire. The petals, Which tuuy he of either satin ribbon j or paper, are glued to tho foundation, I which Is n circular piece of cardboard. Millinery rose foliage and two buds either of paper or sniin ribbon trail ; over the handle. The heart o f every : housekeeper will rejoice over such gifts iy< those. Fancy 10-pound Boxs of Mixed Fruit De livered to any Address in the U. S. for See Samples in our Window Yours for a Square Deal > Sula Produce Co. E . First St. Not That One. "Are you going to Miss Oldglrl's mistletoe party?'"N o; not; unless she-promises to stand from under." admiration, three children stood nnd innrrelled. They evidently hnd Just been admitted from another room. Beaming on them, with maternal pride, stood u woman with rosy checks und . Sanford, Florida 4848485302000053534801530202005353234848534848232323484853534853234853535348485323234853532348485348 C ola New Plant in#3tone-Gove B lock— East First Street BOTTLERS OF 535353485323234 535348485353482323234823535348 There’s None So Good M anufacturers of A ll • • * K inds o f Soft D rinks BOTTLED IN CLEAN AND SANITARY PLANT BY MEN WHO KNOW HOW �Chritlmaa Edition N AM ES „ HROUGIIOUT N ow England, nnd especial- |y in Maine, wbqre. u ‘A/GHI. study h> the forest Venice shows, balsam Urs grow to best ail* vantage, _tho nnnunl .(.» Wd shipment of this Ideal ££** tree Is an Important early K S o s tr y . Most ot the hundreds hLussnd* of tinsel-covered trees ,Tre set up each Christmas season L bsoe* of Boston. New York nnd iidelphls ars balsam firs, and many Ih, selected specimens are even from their pluces of growth to Kdties as Baltimore, Washington, and the cities ot the middle v, re«»t> for tho great popularity I,. Kii«mn fir as a Clirlstmas tree B RITISH P O L IC E Boston linn un Interscholustlc Ice Uockey league. Richmond (Vn.) Junior high school tenths arc ploying soccer football. New York university will add n swimming team to It* activities. '• Birmingham, Ala., contemplates com structlng A municipal golf course. Eighty or more new 2:10 trotters will Join the select rnnks this year. Princeton’s first bnsebull gnmo next year will bo Mnrch 24 with Dickinson. The ngttntlon to put n ban on nil kinds of betting In baseball Is u got*] one. A movement hns been etnrtcd to build n hulf-mllo truck In Lincoln park, Chicago. Football Is n game that requires n stiff backbone, a stiff arm nnd u stlffer upper Up. II would bo Interesting to have a list of tho names by which tho British lice aro known. “Copper," “peeler" and “bobby" nro probably the most prevalent, and they carry their itrrlvalions with them. An officer who ‘loops" people Is u copper; nnd tho naino of iho founder of the force, Sir Itobert I’eel, explains the other two styles. In many parts a policeman Is called u "slop," n (corruption of “ eel Iop" ("po» Uco" spelt backward). In Dundee a policejnan Is It “shout," the name bav­ ins originally been got from the fact that ho wore a helmet with a bold peak foro and a ft Hotten's Slung Dic­ tionary, published In 1804, makes no mention of “ rowers" or "slops.1* But how many would recognize tho police­ man under tho nnmo of “ cossack," "crusher," “frog," “raw lobster," "M. P." (member of tho police), “ nam" (prohnbly bnckslang for “man"), or "Philistine?" A "beak" Is only a mag­ istrate now. but llottcn gives police­ men ns an alternative mcanlrig. "Blue­ bottle" for n policeman Is now extinct, hut no vehicles are called "policemen" now. ns the curlier flies or "bluebot­ tles" sometimes were. The Zealous Youth. , Ward Miller, veteran right fielder of The Employer—If my wlfo cnlla up, the Browns, is to ho operated on for suy Hint I- have gone out. u double hcrnln. The Offico Boy—Yes, sir; I’ll say It every time she calls up. 'Stoughton A. Fletcher hns engaged TJie Employer—You mustn't do that. tho 'y ou n g - western trainer Henry My wife would have a poor opinion of Thomas for 1017. your truthfulness. The Boy—Yes, sir; she hns It now. Gaiety Lee 2:10>4, dnm of Lee AxThe Employer—What do you menu? worthy, I* In foal to San Francisco Tho Boy—Why, she called tip (his 2U?7?4. this yonr. morning nnd asked me If I wns tho new boy. An' I sold, “ Vos, ma'am." . ‘ People who *]H>«ik o f "playing golf* And she snld It wns no.place Tor n do not have the right Idou. Golfers truthful boy. She snld you had no do not piny—they work. use for a truthful boy. Then slut snld: "P]d yon ever tell n lie?" Ami 1 The pacing stallion Minor Heir suld, "No, mn'nm." 1 :n8ft. by Ik-lr-nt-fjiw, will make his "And whnt did she say?" future home at Mdlstnn Tenn. "She snld: 'You'll d o ! ' "—Cleveland Plnlndenler. Why Is .It tlmt nil those footlmll players‘ we see In the papers * must huve their linmls on their hips? Wanted the Accessories. Ho (nrilcntly)—I forget .everything Soccer clubs o f 'Philadelphia nnd vi­ cinity lionst 51,800 players enrolled in hut thnt I love you. She—That's the trouble! you forget the district governing association. to hring 'me bonbons, bouquets and The Australian Jockey, club sub­ opera tickets.—Boston Transcript. scribed and raised for English patriotic purposes during the Inst year.$180,85)0. Modern Designation. "Aro you a liftck writer?" nsked the Boston, Brooklyn and Clnclntintl girl who hasn't much tucL "No," replied Mr. Peawiggle. "I will not ho represented In the Inter­ state Three-Cushion lenguo this sea­ couldn't tnnke n living loafing along like a haqjc. I'm a motor bus.” son. • Mnbel Trask, 2:C0U. won 13 rrtces A Real Conqueror. nnd more thnn $33,000 In light linrneH* "No tnnn Is such n; conqueror ns the races over grand circuit trucks this mnn who hns defeated himself."—Hen­ yenr. •' _____ __ ry Word £lecchor.-------- -— Joso It. Cnpablaucu, tho Cuban champion chess' player, will give n series of lectures In New York No­ vember 14 and 21. • Sorting the Trees. ntjc of commerrinl occurrence in the LtlslUd-Ktwtr*- ts-Jn tbirTTelghEBrltood pef 5,000,000,000 iKinnl feeL In nddl- tkn Jhere la n larger quantity In Can- IC « ^ T S . S !S a | In the Unltetl Htntes annually, r*°7 thousands of feet of. this cut go t to ati»f>- the Christmas demands; CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER My Work in Sanford and other Parts of Florida speaks for itself Churches, School Houses, Stores, Warehouses, Dwellings . ;gf|it 1 $20,000.00 Presbyterian Church now being erected corner o f Oak Ave. and Third St. Sanford. . Shinholser the Contractor Baptist Church in this City. Chui'ch and Sunday School Rooms and Auditorium is said to be best plan of church buiding in State, now being erected by Shinholser Impossible Advlcs. 'Be open with your teacher, Willie.' 'Cuu't; she shuts mq u<v" New and Useful Metal. Trls Speaker Is wise enough to In locating bits of metal, French sur­ know thut he Is it star In tho playing geons use un elcctro-vlbrutor, but thin end of the game nnd that he might sets up osclllutlons In ordinary surgi­ ho a dub nu u manager. cal Instruments ns well us In the frag­ ment sought, uud uon-iuetnlllc Instru­ T E N N E Y R E T IR E S F R O M G A M E ments have been found necessary. Ilergonlo nnd Guillaume report tlmt Irannickel alloys tut u material offer diffi­ Former New York Player Bends In culties of manufacture. A more suit­ Resignation as Manager of Inter­ able metal hns been found In so-cnlled national League Team._______ •‘‘hnroK.** 'WhtCtr liinf been ubc3 fo r weights of precision, nnd Is W) per Fred Tenney will not manage tho cent nickel, tho remainder consisting Neyvnrk International league team next of chromium', mnngaiicse, and a Uttlo season, according to dn announcement copper. It works like mild steel, is made by lTesIdcnt Jnmes Price. practically unoxldlzuhlc, nnd is not af­ Price snld thnt no effort hns been fected by tnatmHIr vibrations.— ------- nwUln . iwni.it » T /W ll In 53484853234848532348485348235348232348535323 -issifc ’ L * V*. h b k : a Asked and Answered. “ Give woman tho credit sho ’ de­ serves," howled the suffragette speak­ er, “nud where would tnuu be?" "If she wnk*to get nil the credit sho desires," answered' the mnn In the gilllury, who was evidently married, "ho would ho in the pobrhouse." • Woman, Lovely Womim Him—Mr*. Powderly hns u lovely complexion, hasn't she?'Ucr—Yes, Indeed I She ought to bo grateful to her hustmud. Htm-rWhf «o ? ........ Her—Ho buys her everything sho wants. P LA N N EW B A S E B A L L L E A G U E Proposed Circuit Is Scheduled to In­ clude Wichita and Topeka From ^ Western Association. Fred Tenney. Tenney notified Price that bo wished to retire from the game nnd would not consider lending the Newark team next season. Tenney’s stock In tho club “ has been taken euro of," according to Price's statement KID W ILLIA M S W IL L R E T IR E King Of Bsntkmwelghts Makes Announcement He Will Quit Ring y Before December B, 1917. ‘ Kid Williams. king of the bantam­ weights, Is out with the announce­ ment that ho will quit, the ring before another year hss pussed. Williams will be twenty-four yearn old on December >, 11)17, and declares that befonr that Jsts lie wilt lento tho boxing garau at Christmas 'Plant. I* one of the most use- nnd never attempt a comeback. It is l» plnnts. it emnes in va* bis purpose to retire undefeated, hut and u kept he will inR dodge n match in the mean­ time with uny bantamweight' la ttod ot warm wRi t 7186013011697 They Are Numerous but "Copper,1 "Peeler" and "Bobby" Those Most - • Frequently Used. tant Winter Industry In New England. \ Popular Boeause of and Almoft Perfect pped to Big Easti Cities. OF Plans for a new baseball circuit in Kansas nnd Oklahoma have-boon start­ ed. The pro|io*od circuit ls‘ scheduled to include Oklahoma City, Wichita, To­ peka. Tulsa. Joplin. Muskogee. Fort Smith •nnd 8 prlngfleld. Slnco both Wichita and Topeka had a disastrous season Inst year In the Western lenguo It hns been suggested that tills league he made Class B. Tito total population of ita towns would be 430.000. Sanford Methodist Church almost completed that will cost about $20,000 when finished. Shinholser is the contractor From the Smallest to the Largest and satisfaction Guaranteed. Plans and Estimates cheerfully furnished SWIMS ACROSS T O R O N T O BAY 8lxtsen-Year-Old Miss Achieves Quite Unusual Distinction In Canadian Waters. Canada, too. tins export women swim­ mer*. Recently Miss Ertth Hartley, it tmeernyrnr-otd member o f hu associa­ tion, achieved tho difficult task of swimming ncrook Toronto bay. She wns accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Wilson. ‘ Hie champion woman stvltn;nor o f Toronto, "who has- negotiated v d:rirnU trip a number of tiroes. 0 . S H IN H O L S E R Office in Garner-Woodruff Block. Sanford, Florida A �"Tea. here's my list Look at It while I tun tun m y For the Bedroom Desk An attractive 'desk set. for either ‘ men or women, Is made of heavy paper 'and cretonne. Tho desk pad Is made o f an oblong .of heavy colored paper. The pockets at tho end aro made of the same paper, with a covering of crctonnb pasted over IL The cretonne turns over the edges and extends a quarter of an Inch on the under side. At tho ends of the long pocket It turns over the edge of the pail nnd Is pasted down. Then the imd Is glued to a heavy pioco of card­ board of tho same site. A blotter I* made of the heavy •col­ ored paper, covered wl{h cretonne, and blotters ore tied, to' this cover with narrow ribbon. A small round pen­ wiper la made In the snrao way, with tho cover tied to drculnr pieces of flannel by a small how of ribbon. A Real Christmas Gift I By RO BERT GORDON GOULD smiled ns I sho wrapped' her furs l around her nnd teleK s phoned for her uutomoBEy Idle. She turned to her cousin who was going t o n c c o m p u n y her downtown and said: "I think It’s a gik»d Idea to' get one’s Christmas shopping all done several weeks In ad­ vance. You get much better utteptlon In tho shops, ami you mukc it easier for the poor tired salesgirl*." “Bur." asked the cousin, “do you know what you want ho far ahead of the holiday?" k Iovi-.m." "^Handkerchiefs, dresses. •waists, gloves, sell—whew, for.whom are all these things 1” “My maids,” answered Mrs. Gould. * "A horn, three dolls, a drum, pair of skates—surely the* maids can't use these?" asked tho cousin. •"Tho toys are for rriy washerwom­ an's children and their little frtenda took sereral weeks for her to set eren well enough to stt up la bed. Christ­ mas morn Ink dawned cold and. dear, and the child was allowed to see what Santa had brought her. At the foot of her bed stood'a gor­ geous Christmas tree, such os she had. often seen In the jjrent toyshops, but nevey In .the wildest flights o t h e r , fnney dreamed of. possessing. Qrf"THe floor beside tho tre*, In a tiny little wicker chair, sat tho big doll with tho "shutting eyes" thi^t she had seen In the shop window. Then the beautlfnl lady* came over to her bed nod. putting her anus around Lenp, anld: I always give them presents, since God hasn't blessed me with children of my ojra. Come, the car Is at the door." Outsidaji shop window In tho busiest street of tho city stood little Lena Swift. Around her shoulders she wore "Don’t yon think Santa Clans has been a tattered shawl, and her hands wsrp Rood to you?" , snuggled under It to preteflt them •"Aro they all for me? 'What would from freezing. _ with ________ She , stood her Aunt Rosie say?’ She thinks there face pressed close to the glass. ain’t no 8antn Clans." “ My." she said half aloud. "aln’t\lt "Tour Aunt Rosie knows you are cold for the end of November, and with mo /and she says It’s all right. oh, ain't that a beautiful dolL f won- Yes, they are all for you. There are der whether Santa will think of me no other children her*. This Is the this year I" , first time tho real Santa Claus has vis­ Lena' shivered with cold, and big ited me. and this Is the happiest Christ­ tears came to her eyes'as she went on mas I have had slnco I was a child, musing. Ho ain’t never come slnco myself." mother died.* Aunt Ilosle says sho has "What did Santa bring yon?" asked no money for nonsenso and such, nnd Lena, returning Mrs,, Gould’s embrace. sho says there ain't no Santa Claus The happy woman took a mirror nohow." from the table and held It In front of "Movo on little one," said a police­ tho child. Lena looked Into It and man coming tip to Lena and tapping saw n face so clean nnd white that ■her. shoulder with his club. Lena ran she scarcely recognised it, fynmed by off half fearfully, half reluctantly. and n mass of brown curls, nnd u pair of nt that moment spied n largo Santa large blue eyes that returned her gaze Claus who'stood on the op|M>slte cor­ wondering!/.’ ner ringing u bell nnd qsklng rtio pas"It’s me,” she said. sersby to drop a coin In the howl for '"Yea; It's you. Hnntn Claus has u Christmas dinner that would be giv­ brought mu you, and Aunt Rosie said en on the twenty-ilfth of December at 1 may keep you." . the Wayfarers' lodge. The child .made u dash serosa the HI8 SCHEME. street to tell Santa Claus what- she wuuted hint- to put Jn her stocking, when she received a terrific blow from behind. Then It seemed an though she were falling—falling—down—down. Tht-n a pair of strong arms lifted her and she heard a Soft voice which seemed to come from a great distance any—"Smith, Is she much hurt? Poor little puss.” Lena uwoko next morning and fonnd herself In u soft white bed In u room so beautiful that her first thought was “ I must he dead and this sure Is heaven.’* A white-capped nurse bent over her. She tried to glance about, hut the pain shot through her head and made "I'm going to dabble a little In stocks her close her, eyes. Then Lena experienced something to buy Christmas presents." “ Hut suppose you lose?" that slit* Had not felt since Iter mother "In Hint case I'll have u good excuse tiad died—a curesslug touch and n for not. making any.*’ W E HAVE A LINE OF TOY WAGONS, DOLL GO-GARTS, SHOO FLYS, HOBBY HORSES, TOY AUTOMOBILES, IRISH MAILS AND VELOCIPEDES PRICES VERY REASONABLE M a n u fa c tu r e r s of v is the time to make arrangements for Orange T ree Fertilizer our specialist examine your grove and figure w ith you in person riors N O R R IS LEVIS, Factory and Sales Office . ' 535323484823234853234853 Local Manager SA N F O R D , F LO R ID A 48235348234848485348235348 I I �Chrittmas Edition THE SANFORD HEBALD tnSS's $ s » * (fh r is t iu n s (Sift C a t h a r in e C ranner (OopjrlgM) —» i W O weeks o f lnter[ f| J 3 | inlttcnt blltxards i I paralyzed so much I of tho activity of the city that Angy Lane had been unJM , able to find a day’s.. work as saleswomnn. fob It was the _j teason which follows the drpertang Christmas trading. On tho lalsted C jfyt moderate day within Weeks 1Ur was walking down a bulllooking for work when ib« ■ long line of pale, starvedlooklDg peoplo waiting thdr turn to a largo building In tempoWe as a distributing point for food sad clothing contributed by tho dty’s well-to-do citizens in responso to an appeal from a relief committee, la the doorway stood a big policeman. Angy passed ahuddcrtngly by, think­ ing that not even for her sick xnothfT,$ Hge could she becomo one of that Tine." Then she remembered that for her mother s sake Abe ihust not gp boo® until she hsd aecurty] either work or food, sad she knew that her Bother actually needed worm gnroent*. Illness had tightened upon her Bather JuM when tho business depresfioa bad taken Angy’s position from bcr. and It had been a hard light to get enough mpney for tho accessary food and medicine and rent. She tboaght of how they had once lived to happily In tho suburban cottage where her father hud mended musical tastrumenls and’ tended their pretty pnlrn. and had sent her with gifts tl Sowers or fruit or hor mother’s good chicken broth to ’many n huthhle 1borne and to some quite pretentious. "Blessings and sorrows were made to be tbared" hnd been n favorite saying of her father’s, and ns she remembered tbs quaint philosophy o f his gentle Me, Angy determined to let her weal­ thier fellows share their blessings with bcr and bcr mother. She deliberately taned back nnd took her place at tho cad of the waiting line o f women. A> *hc stood waiting her torn to mtrr the building, she recalled tho hiadiome. laughing hoy they bad known only ns Harry, who used to fra— with his violin tQ-he. rnuudud or itang. and who always went away wearing some flower from their gar­ des. Sometimes he had brought them nre (lowers from his mother's large garden, where a real gnfdeuer kept cjwything In formal order. “Some warm clothea for my mother tad a little food,” was Angy’a timid response to tho Inquiry of. the moth­ erly woman at the head o f the big Attributing counter Inside the build- “This box seems to hnve been Just »«nt for you." smiled the Indy, ns ske held out a lurgo pasteboard box «• Stepped Behind Jfr«*d the Warm C ■ether'* Shoulders. MUslng 11 dnwny gray kimono, a lotted shawl and slippers and some ( Z " 0** Bni1 underwear. At another Anw w elved packages of brrad and bacon. Then she the M,i n a r “ uther, wondering how ntr(Kluc® Uta various things enough td. prevent tho real ce of gad, plenty .being suspected. rkuLr® 600,1 mother!" she cheerily. “The snow la be'I U8t' ADd th* L a T t0 ** "Poke she tatle ,rack" 6M tafor* the then« 1pp!e a aurprised eye*. i tfalm.* y 0*** lb ,t coffe* amelia I* «rT J J htr ,nother. ‘ ,on ■tall taste I o k '* Co to tare a regular game of for you're going to feel ‘“5 KO°^. “ >o. pretty soon." *»traJ~lny n ff*y hint, but no direct •k* tad''^nUjut« wf,ert> 11 t a n ,, ‘tbthtr , king}no before hat jjj^ to lp r ^ * Jh* *,opp<nl tahlnd th* .. •* \y sleeping, Angy opened -the package. It was but B folded envelope of not® bIbc. She drew out the content*, which proved to bo a sheet of paper contain* Ing a written tnewwge and n tiny pack­ age wrapped In tliwue paper. “ My denr boy." began the noto In a delicate and cramped handwriting, “ be­ cause one girl proved undeserving of this gift, you think now you’ll never want to bestow It upon another; but somewhere In the world Is n good, true ^glrl who will love you for yourself alone, ns I did your father when he gave this gift to me. After I am gone, keep this until the right girl comes Into your life; then give to her with my blessing. I am sure you will Hud one who will become as you spy your wife must be — like ' your - loving mother." Unwrapping the tissue. Angy found n Btunll chamois bag containing a ring set. with., pn old-fashloneil'. cluster of diamonds. Inside the ring was en* ftraved, "Arthur and Emily, June. 1880." Within the chamois bag was written tho name, “Emily Harrison Eads." Across the top of the sheet of note paper was an engraved street ad­ dress—"44 Oxford place." Angy sat a long time huddled near the (faintly heated register, planning how sho would return the ring to Its owner. Sho reflected that an thohe people hnd shored their bounty with her sho must lose no time In restoring to them their lost treasure. Early next morning she wns at k pawnbroker’s shop with a tiny gold pencil, which had* been a gift to her B E F O R E AND A F T E R Eugngcd CJIrl—l’m going to glvo John a cigar case and a diamond stickpin. Whut uro you going to glvo Frank 7 Married Friend—Ob, I’m giving him a flrelcss cooker and n dime savings bank. Adjusts Itself to All Conditions and All Places— It's Magic Influences .* the World. H8lt Here and Hsvs a Cup of Coffee." father from thp hoy Horry, and which until now she had not consented to part with. The sum sho received for It was very small, but it would loavo her a few nickels after paying car to lb " distant Orfnrd plm-n ad­ dress. Tho neat maid who opened the door of the big stone house did not conceal her surprise as Angy asked for Mra.Ead*. "Mrs. Ends has been dead almost n year," explained the maid. . * “ Ob, please pardon me," stammered Angy, “but this message must have been long delayed. Is her son here? The message ,cnn be given to him." Angy was admitted to tho warm hall, nnd n few minutes later s tall, broad-shouldered young man appeared In the wide doorway of the library. In tho setnl-dnrkness of the great house she delivered the package and ex­ plained how and when It enmo Into her possession. "You are wonderfully kind to como hands at once." The’ young man’s * -------trembling and -his voice husky as he finished reading the note, “I’ ve made n dosen searches for the ring, hut had gtven op flhdtnglt FWFSTolhef must have kept It near her heart as long as she lived. I felt that sho’d like her clothing- to go to those who could use It, and so I hsd the housekeeper send a lot of It to that committee. I wish l knew how to thank you enough." "Bat you've already done so much for me by sending the things that mother needed so. Daddy always sold that blessings and sorrows were mpde to be shared, hut—" . "Walt 1 Barely there Was only one loan who said It Just that Way." The young man was looking hard at Angy now. "Is.lt really Angy Lane? Can Hr be?" A ngfa surprised nfllrraatlve brought this further exdnmstlon: “ And I am Harry, Angy. When I came home from college last summer I wVnt to see your father, hut all the people could tell me was that he had died nnd that you and your mother had mqved away. Haa the world been good to you, Angy?" Then for the first time since thoy had recognized each other both o f them remembered how they had been brought together. There were tears In tho eyes of both as Harrlaon End», whom Angy had known before only as Harry, led her Into the Bonny breakfast room. "Sit here and have a cup o f coffee, and then we’ll talk everything over," he said quietly, na he placed a chair for her sodas the table from- where hla own unfinished breakfast awaited hla return. In talking everything over there wan ■o much to say and ao many times to say "and do yon remember” that It was nearly noon before either of them knew It. When Angy started home she was In i big limousine be­ side Harry, with*a fur rob* tucked all about her. When they went together Into her mother’s room, there were ■“ do you remembers" nil over agnlo. un­ til Harry’s deep but trembling voice told the mother that h* and Aogy had agreed to stare all their blessings and • i t • ... • . « « « « « « CHRISTM AS C R EED U N IV ER S A L JWUW» VMMUrirr'j Now is the Time to Buy in the Sanford Celery Delta The festival called Christmas has come to have n creed wider than any ritual. Its magic has Influenced tho world In n degree more profound and far-reaching than that of nny other recurring Incident marked by tho his­ tory of /nunklml. Its sentiment bus. Indeed, overflowed nil boundaries, both of sect nnd of social condition. Its high, clear noto of cheer nnd chnrlty has appealed to nn unbounded degree wherever human Ideals hnve hud swujr. Pessimism hill Is at Its portul. . The creed of kindness adjusts Itself to nil conditions and all places. It seems to bo n good working creed, despite Uio unattractive plumes of per­ functory giving nnd Inking. It Is a cheerful croed. It strews life with gaycty and color." It Is a culmination to sentiments o f fair play, to active sym­ pathy, to the do-lt-now Impulse. Christmas lias no climate. It glows where life Is green nnd where it la while. In d t y nnd In country, In the hills nnd on the desert, among the pines and among the palms It finds n voice. It is holy dsy and holiday. It drapes the altar and the hearth. It has many American versions, and many races, ndd their varying symbols to Its teuderness nnd to Its animation. Above nil,.the call of Christmas Is “Peace on Enrth.’’ In tho present grievous crisis, of the world thero Is significance In this call beyond that of any crisis mankind ever before was called to rend. That war hns darkened Christmas fo r so much of the world may well aoem, at the moment, tho crushing condemnation of all such con­ flicts. ‘ Tet It will remain true.that the full beauty of tb«» dny nnd the tlmo is due those who rany And that beauty. Chil­ dren of every lund Belie It for their own. And, .''except ye become as one of these," life lotos Its saving luster. On C hristm as m orn­ in g whom t a w o is , and s l o o p -d u s t from my e y e s / sh ots, I • s s s a s i g h t th a t m a tes m s s ta r t and causes thum pings 'in n\y heart l A Christm as tree— o h ,p r e t t y s ig h t —w ith ca n ­ d les, b e l l s a n d b a lls a lig h t. With h om S a n d dolls and sugar plums, and s ta te s and trains and beating drum s. A n d oh, it is a tootsder-tree, w ith h eap s o f things fo rm e ' to seel R a r e g ifts hang upon . the side, w hich tinseled fa h ie s 'cannot hide. A soldier’ doll, a d oll house, to o , and strings o f g o ld • ■' co m e to my v ie w , a n d a s i lo o t I sa em to . h e a r sw eet C h ristm a s m u s ic s o f t a n d c le a r • A M erry C hristm as U seem s to say, A m erry, happy, hofy Jbpt Wise Willis. After five-year-old Willie had gone to bed on Cbristnjns eve his mother went Into the roa n to see If be hnd hung up his stocking properly for Santa Claus. Much*to her surprise she found* that the little fellow had appropriated on e,of hers for Uto occa­ sion and had attached a slip of paper on which he had printed In a bold hand ooo of his 8 unday*school texts; "ThE LaBd lO w B t ? a ChenKfuLL gtVreR." Bill—Do you to glv* you anj Jill—flare. “ What do yon "Oh. tbs neck. Bargains in City Property Six room house and two lots, well located, $1600.00 Easy terms. . . . . Nine room house, modern improvements,* on Magnolia avenue, $3,250.00. Terms. Handsome 9 room residence on Park nveifue, nearly new, all modern conveniences, $6,500.00. A number of choice city lots at prices and terms that cannot fail to interest you if you propose building a home soon, or as an investment. San­ ford property Is advancing in value each year. FARM AND TIMBER LANDS Some well located improved and partially im­ proved celery farms and homes in the Celery Delta. . 1 Unimproved celery land in ten acre tracts to suit purchaser. • Terms A number of homes furnished and' unfurnished in the county with nice orange groves, worth your attention as an investment or as a winter home proposition. . Large orange grove property, 3650 full bearing trees in first class condition.— All equipment nec­ essary. 10,000 boxes oranges on trees (light crop this year). Several hpmes on the place, can be subdivided into 5 or 6 nice grove prop­ erties. _ Cheap at $45,000.00.------- ‘— - — :------— 7 Some timber tracts. . Lands suitable for stock ranch, large and small acreages. Exceptional’ advantages. . . . We are equipped to meet any demand in the Real Estate line. * . . * *. FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE Fire Insurance Is a necessity. W e are in a position to handle your business, with the strong­ est and best companies. Appreciate your busi­ ness and will give it best personal attention. Our Accident Insurance policies are up-to-date in every respect. . . . . Bonds— W e represent the U . S . Fidelity and Guaranty Co;, of Baltimore and are prepared to execute Bonds of every class on short notice A little money to loan on first-class security in amounts to suit, up to $3,000.00. R en tal accounts solicited and your in terests carefully 1* looked a f te r . 109 M agnolia A v e. Taxes paid fo r non-residents. P hone 48 Sanford) F lo rida �Tha cap below (• m ade o f two It la bocaoae tbo mistletoe U rare nnd not eoitjr to get that ho found wherein o f fine not Joined by u gathered nnd brSugbt forward the holly, which, Tinfid of MtlQ ribbon, nbnut five Inchoo CHRISTM AS CUSTOM Decorating Housss, Churchu and though lovely, 1s used only as a sub* Hide. The wbeelii nro inndo o f straight 8tra«ta With Bvargraan Popular stltuto for the mistletoe.— Now Yorlr atrip* of nebidilnvd jogether nnd edged with narrow val loco. This luco ex* 8 lnc« Dawn o f History. World. Pretty Cap for Christmas tends around the cap. Hnby ribbon Is gathered and set about the wheels where the strips of net Jolu and Inside the lace edging. At the back a bow with loqg loops nnd ends Is made of narrow ribbon match­ ing the enp In color. Strictly a Seminole County Institution f \ VERY M erry G jr is t m a s I II tjapping s s be yours to-day. |ay Y«Iletide peace attend you: When in need of Abstracts Send Your Order to |ay friendly fortune on you smile, nd m enu b lessin q s send uou. 5f/W H M w o u t b ^ s J SOU U*fc f-OR ° CHRt v t m r s .HUftOYV DOUkRRV OOT O f THfc J S em in ole A b stra ct _______________ T iM G h vE /T . ,71 Yoo I la so great a variety of designs. There la no end to the orfglnnl and bcajitlful combinations <;f ribbon nnd lacc and liny Howera, made of ribbon or chlf^ fon, llin tg o ‘tn umko up this most fiitielfiil 1u-adwear. • Two o f the prettiest o f tlrt- new capa are shown In the picture nnd It Is evi­ dent that they are easy to make. At ,llu> top u cream-colored, silk lace Is made Into .a small puff which Is mere­ ly a circular pleW gathered about the edge to* lit over the top of the head. A frill of the same lace Is sewed to the purr. Over this little lace cup a shaped piece made of Tll'bpn or silk of satin Is slipped. It Is made of two pieces wide at (lie top and narrowing to a hrldle under the chin, and Is lined with silk. A narrow, corded piping Unlshes the edges, set bi'twecn the out•Me ntjd the tmilig. The bridle fastens with snap fasteners under a prim little tsnv of two loop*. Millinery llowers an* lacked on at the Hides. E. A. DLIJGLASS, Manager you can saving prices A F E W S P E G IA L 5323485353232348535323485353235353532348 For Ladies I liave a number of U p-To-D ate Skirts which I will sell at reduced prices. ‘ *’ ’ . $1.50 to. $2.00 Skirts, Christmas Sale, Price - 98c .$3h50 to $4.50 Skirts, Christmas Sale, Price - $2.98 A good many numbers which I cannot list here will be sold at reduced prices. . » Children’s Dresses From $1.00 to $2.00 Dre&ses, during the week of Christmas,, only 59c B oys’ Suits From $3.00 to $4.00 Suits, - - $2.48 Christmas Gifts in Christmas Boxes can be had here as I carry a large stock. , * LADIES’ & GENT’S • • f • L. KRAUSS, Proprietor 303 E. First Street-Bishop Block . SANFORD. FLORIDA �ChridmoM Edition SANFORD HERALD Oh, »Iryr a carol Joyfully, The year** treat leant la keeping. 12 W Iff • F O R G E T IT . By XUDD MORTIMER LEWI8. t The Chrlnthiaa tree Ih all nllKl't be­ tween us un<l the trenches; beyond It lies n grevoun fight and suffering hnd stenches;'this sldo of It are nil thing* good, and little folks are singing, and oTer field hnd stream and Wood their Joyobs tones are winging. So let us I'lill the curtain down on pcrlscupc* amt dying; ntnt spread our smiles all over town, and cut out sobs and sigh* Ing. The llttlo folks know naught of war, nnd llttlo folks are happy; they hjtre no notion what !t*a for nor why the kings ore scrappy; and wo know no more than they do of the outland­ ish reason; so let us sing: "The skies are blue. It Is the Christmas season P So let us bring the turkey In and toto Ip wood for mnthor, nnd polish up our Chrlstmns grin nnd try to love our brother. Thn world Is full pf friend­ ships yet, the world Is filled with lov­ ing. nnd love outshlnfa ti coronet, ami sympathy beats shoring. So let us load the Christmas tree nnd let us wear a. posy and Join the children In their glee at rlug-nround-u-rosy I— Houston Post rKM JHCA T a m il The sergeant in the trenches ’ sUd hit rifle from its mound And bared bis aching forehead W here a red-stained rag was wound. •Tonight, somewhere beyond us, There is holly on the door, And children smile in sleep,’* be said, "Unmindful of the war. And somewhere there is laughter, DON’T WORRY OVER XMAS GIFTS COM E TO U S ! t And hymns of praise are being sung, Mistletoe and ropes of green Are somewhere being hung; fh . Truth. Is Paramount. • jK tm God promised the people o f j » W Jerusalem that * he would jfm save the city from dost ruejjq.tlnn If- they should fli.d " n .jf]| n:nn that cxccuteth Judg/rj nient nnd sceketh the tr«tjf." JZ Knell of us in oar Individual JS capnclty may be the saving JZ ” IMiwer of nil our. UEaodntcs. rm "It behooves us to seek the <• truth, and, after learning It, W to execute Judgment In put- jg L,{i ting Into effect that truth. _As we approach Christmas time, j/jq wo are looking for the comIng of him who will save tho A world. * JZ Y et w e who stand on guard tonight, Expectant, sleeve to sleeve. Our hearts by battle hardened, forget it's Christmas Evel Thru miles of hostile distance’ W here the tender home thought climbs, I hear the frost-claimed echo • O f silver Christmas chimes. Pardon, comrades, for m y fancy , Runs wild and free tonight; T w a s but a bursting rfhell I heard Off there upqp our right" Then he shouted from the ramparts W here life and death held tryst A t the-lines of hidden legions t g ' g ' g t g t g e g t g e e Thru the settling powder m ist "M u st our presents be but leaden Like the rest that you have sent? TO YOU, THE U N D E C ID E D Y ou- follow tho judgment of the experienced when you shop at* this store, for here is shown, only the good of all that is new for gift purposes. Whether your Gift will bo "Just a G ift," and Impress tho recipient rs such, or carry to him or her tho sinrere Christmas expression of your regard la entirely a matter of-where your Gift comes from. Understand, please, that it is not tho money value of your gift, but tne thought and respect you display in seeking beautiful-Gift-things of absolutely known Quality for the very Gift to he permanently appreciated. Our name on any Gilt signifies the quality you* intend. I t expresses the conscientious quality upheld for so many years by tnis establishment. Our quality is absolute and just as rigid ns the )>aso of moderation from wnleh all our prices are fixed. Whatever the price at this store, thto quality is dependable. Xmas Candle and Lamps Then m ay Christmas faith among you Spoil your aiming and prevent I Unless Jrou court a greater sin • Than you or I conceive, WATCHES Ground arms and fly the truce flag, HOWARD ELGIN WALTHAM HAMILTON. ILLINOIS RHODE HAMPDEN INGERSOI.L Make the password ‘ Chriftma% E vel' Let memory of days that were * The thirst of vengeance quench. So the glory of the season M ay invade each bristling trench; . L et every heart be softened. Every war tense should receive The silent, hallowed message SMOKING SETS INK STANDS ASH TRAYS SERVING TRAYS JARDINIERES * PERN DISHES UMBRELLA STANDS DINNER GONGS CHAFING DISHES CHINA T hat is sent on Christmas E v e l" Then, as tho his cry was answered, • Clear a bugle order rang From far off in the distance: “ C E A S E F IR IN G !" it sang. Candles for the lunch or dinner ta­ ble. candles for tho living room and cnndlcs for the dressing tahlo arc mnong tho gifts thnt delight everybody. Among them aro classed small electric lamps (often made to simulate thn oldfashioned candle) which ale used ns a Kutmtltutc fop candles.- -Ola** cnnrilo: sticks proveenstw ittokccp etPflnnnff shining nnd aro therefore the best choice for tho dining room and the dressing room. Ilrnsg or gilded cnndlo- And the W a r God loosed its fingers A t the mandate of the horn. The Star of Bethlehem gleamed down And Christ our Lord was bom. PICKARD IIAVILAND NIPPON * . CAKE SETS CHOCOLATE SETS TEA SETS CELERY SETS . .. DRESSER SETS BERRY SETS G OLD A N D S IL V E R — TILT UHE” FRAMES heart should clmrnctertxc the season of rcjoldng nnd giving. yPerhaps, when we arc pnxxled nnd worried about our Chrlstmns gifts, we inny n o t ’ bo wholly unselfish our­ selves, or we tnny be striving to give to hltn thnt hath. I f you aro doubtful nhout the appreciation your llttlo gift may receive try giving It to someone more needy, nnd the doubt will quick­ ly vanish. Oftentimes the gifts jnoft easily Selected and bestowed express the truest spirit of giving. Censo to gtvo when It becomes a task, for It If >»« Not what wa give. but what wo sharo. For the (Ut without the Elver Is hare. £iwct to have ;urkey New Year** J* ChriitoM left me ao flat J , U « PR be lucky to get round M M « • TH E CHRISTMAS S P IR IT By PEARL C. MILLER.— rt U * Christmas tre* IU many <;soJle« be. ^■Plrtt of (%rjstmae ehouid be or love, charity,* sympathy • and In there a Santa Claus? The Ger­ man named Kriat Klndleln, Chrlat child, finally became corrupted Into Krim Krlngte, a bolng now Identified with Santa Clou*. Balnt Nicholas u synonymous term, wo* n Greek, who died about &43 A. D. n e wa* connldered a patron o f tho children nnd a good genius of tho glfl nenson. Bantn Clan* mean* the iplrit of Christmas. Tjto cuatom o f hanging up Block­ ings op Christmas eve originated In Euglnnd and was brought to thin country by the Pilgrim Father*. Decoration* and manic are IndlnpenkaIiIo for the -Christman Reason, and these are within tho reach of all. It la an ancient belief that the mistletoe contain* medicinal properties, nnJ It wna supposed to have tho power to dispel any evil spirit*. Since Christman aymboil t f the birth o f the Christ child whnt a grievr ou* cuptom It la to moke the contrac­ tion Xmas atand for all that, ia ao good and beautiful. Surely wo cun to?te time to -write the word out fully and portruy a picture of beauty an.l - J i.A 11. DIAMOND ftlNGS SIGNET KINGS EMBLEM RINGS IIIRTH STONE RINGS BROOCHES • BRACELETS LA VALIK US BRACELET WATCHES CUFF LINKS SflCK PINS TIE CLASPS • COAT CHAINS CHARMS " LOCKETS WHISK JBROOM8 GORHAM STERLING TABLE SILVER S. M. & II. PLATED TABLE SILVER ROGERS PLATED TABLE SILVER .* FANCY BOX STATIONERY TOILET SETS MILITARY SETS DRESSER TRAYS JEWEL BOXES PICTURE FRAMES . ’ POWDER BOXES-— MANICURE BOXES CLOTHES BRUSHES LEATHER GOODS MEN'S BELTS TRAVELING ROLLS CUT GLASS MANicURE ROLLS BERRY 8ET8 DRESSER SETS WATER SETS ROSE BOWLS FERN DISHES ' S T E R L IN G S IL V E R FRENCH IVORY JEWELRY X PIE PLATES HOOK RACKS . PIPES , CIGAR HOLDER* CIGARETTE HOLDERS THERMOS BOTTLES OPERA GLASSES . UMBRELLAS TOILET SETS MANICURE SETS . *, CARVING SETS ___---------------- M BSH -BAO ff--------------------- VANITY CASES POCKET KNIVES CIGARETTE CASES KEY RINGS * CARD CASKS . * MATCH BOXES NAPKIN RINGS THi MULES MANICURE PIECES A W FU L caskroles COLLAR BOXES LAP PADS CARD CASES THE PEOPLE'S JEWELER \ s » Watchmaking, Repairing, Engraving IN F O R D , F L O R ID A �- • v B iflK ir * !* Urn large -on-<h*ot!ie* played my last set’ of tournament ten­ nis, while as a matter o f fact, I hare never made such a statement Any man who has been an athlete and then enters n business career. with Its con­ finement Indoors knows It Is Impossible swatting of oar Ilrownlca, plus the to keep his physical condition perfect team's treat superiority In speed, may That Inis been my trouble, but If I get yet vindicate the club's manager. The answet* to this .view will, o f the opportunity, I will return to tho course, he: "Sec what happened to tho , Hast and tournament play." hand" -to hla argument, one that can Ik? hacked aft by figure*. fritting Is far from being everything In the llfa o f Ia Rpcrroaful tram; and that the Injec1lion 6f a little more timeliness Into tha 9 C h r is tm a s 1 G r e e tin g s . ,r oMNoHak 4 \ B y W illia m Marion Reedy. A ■ Suggestions club this year. It had n fair trial." I ■ Jones armies differently, lie main* D E F E A T E D B O XER IN D EM A N D tains that a (rood start would .havo brought confidence and a near-first* Charley Whits, Who Failed to Lift Lightweight Championship Title, place position to his club. Recelvea Offers. Jones holds—ond he Is sqpphrted by facta—that pitching Is tho Drat thing While Charley White, who XaUad-to nnuer tho lightweight title In hla boat with Freddlo Welsh at Colorado Hprings, Colo., Is appearing theatrical­ ly In the Wcat, his manager la receiv­ ing all kinds o f offers for Whltn's serv­ ices. Tho best offer comes from New York, where White la wanted to fight two contests, one against IU*nny Leon­ ard and tho other against Johnny Dun­ dee. White will accept when bo fin­ ishes hla engagements. j \ y fE R R Y C H R IS T M A S J y I to you alL Let yourA A self surrender to tha season. D on't be afraid or aahajmed to bo • bit soft tow ard everybody. O bey that impulse to kindness. T h row o ff that inhibition on s p o n ta n e o u s friendliness. N ote how it gets you more than you give. Reflect how splendid it would be to carry the feeling on beyond Christmas always. Don’t let the horror and misery o f the great w ar oppress you. In the-conflict men are giving all they have and are for ideals. They are making and shaping a new world and a better one, building it with the supreme sacrifice o f s e lf T h is world is what w e make i t The love habit will beautify and sweeten it. E v ery little bit helps to make a mighty fire of love eventually to bum all hate away. Merry Christmas. H O P P E C H A N G ES HIS S T Y L E Champion Billlardlat Drives Around Table Rather Than Taka Chances •r~ . .. on Thin Shot * Manager Fielder Jonsa. , b o o c o o o c o o fWOOQtX3 0 o o o o o o t.Q I w a tc h Few Useful C hristm as I on e s ’ outfit Will Be Real Dark Horse in Next Season’s Race. Manager Contend* That Pitching la Flr#t Essential for Winning Com­ bination— McQraw of New York Glanta Agrees. Grandstand managers arc pretty well ngriH-tl that Fielder Jones' Ilrownles lack thut run-making essential—a punch. Hlxty-four games of the onerun margin variety, 3T» of these defeats, arc pointed to ns evidence that the club Is deficient In butting effective­ ness. writes Ed Wray In SL Louis PostDispatch. It Is also agreed by the amateur managers that Fielder Jones Is mak­ ing a mistake In-sitting tight with hla present outfit nttd [replanning to Contlnue Ids 11117 cumpnlgn with the same punrhless cast. Ralk lino blllurd champion Wlllto Hoppe la Raid to Itavu changed his stylo since Inst year. Formerly he played cloao abota with a “shave" Eng­ lish figuring to get the feather edge of each sphere. Now ho drives arouud the tnblo rather thnn play n thin shot.’ his object hying to keep the object •Imlls continually In- front of the cue hull. He Is hitting the hnlls full and taking no rhnnceit on spectacular shots. . • • » • Thb United Statist mint tins broken n record by stumping -l.VJfil.U3 coins tills year, of which nirtnbcr Freddie •Welsh hna collected qulto a few-. * * .*• Ty Cobb, the superman. Is looking forward to n highly successful season us n nlmrod. It Is *<ntd that he shoots gntne with hulteis made of nuxnted lend. • s • needed by a learn. With that anything Is iMtssIblc. Ho regards the failure of bis own club us duo to Kooh's Illness at the start and In inldsen^on Duvenjiort's failure to round to form until be hnd lost about nine guinea. Plunk's tartly return to championship class and the failure of Hamilton to come through, rather than to the downfall of clean up men Pratt und Marsalis. Johnny McGrow Is ready Jo O. K. tho view ulKiut pitching. For, while everybody Is crediting his new Infield with the return to winning form of tho (Hunts, It Is noteworthy thut the pitch­ ers of the club. In unnexlng their long string of victories, allowed u grand av­ A Popular Book. erage of only 1.5 earned runft pur nine* • Church—Have you given much at­ Inning game. tention to the hooks In evidence dur­ ing this season? (lothnm—Oh, yea. M’ LO U G H LIN STAYS IN GAM E “ And which do you consider the most popular this Christmas?" California Star Will Not Forsake Pas­ “ Oh, the pockcthook, by nil means. time That Made Him Famous— Will Return to East. That's What They Will Be. Maurice K. McLmjgniln, the Califor­ Mrs,. 1'eoat—Going to -do the- stock' nia star has uot forsaken the game that made ’iltii famous. At the closo of tho Ing act this 'Christmas, dear? Mr. Yeast—ph, Christmas Blocking' title tourney nt Forest Hills, III., the be hnngcdI CiiriDcr BMUi'filLfihntnplQA «tlll: “ I nrn SH O P E A R L Y A N D GET FIRST CHOICE Imperial Theatre Building Sanford, Florida 2353485353484 It’s easy to be happy at Christmas time; most of us are. It’s easy for _ men to be w e lL d r e s s e d at C hd.'dima.s-oi^-Atty^nthee time,—i f they Cometo us for — . But we we have lots of other things-for Christmas giving to. men. If you have occasion to give gifts to a man—any - man, young or old, or between—just remember that this store is full of things that men want; things they’ll buy for themselves if they don’t get them for .------------- Christmas. " * -;~ • f ~• * # ' t , * * ♦ * - .' i Y o u ’ll be able to select here suitable gifts for-m en or boys from 25 cents up as high as you care to go; up to a Hart Schaffner & M arx suit or overcoat at $25, $30, $35. • - Sanford Shoe & Clothing ” 105 East First Street “ The H o m e o f H art Schaffner & M arx Clothes 9 P hone 104 Sanford, Florida 7 iL y j v-% \4L' j‘u*. -V W-v L s n iim m _ V ' l ,W . J i - r . V-v- -i . V V k . •L T i �■ r «» Chriitmaa Edition THE SANFORD HERALD hristmas T r e a t .BARTHA HOLDEN f?ltS. WOODHULL lived I in a one-story brick I house, whoso warm sit* x ting room In. winter $ smelled of dry wood ■ burning In nh air-tight ^ stov er anfc'*dr; apple* tho nearb’y pantry. It was ; swell that no amount s'ssna. I™11* cnbbsgo cooking could V dblon or < fS K o o d h u ll, called “old" by her jTborv, u only alxty-elght, and as £ r « a d slender as a girl. It Is sad irwrifnec. rather than years that youthfulncsa from tho heart ’ T e n c h e s the thirst for life, so It ^ that Mrs. WodhUli spent most days quietly rocking and knitting. Her padded woodgn rocker iT-d s dsguerreotypa that hung on thfrbrightly papered wall o f tho cosy [: r.t room. Christmas was ■ lonesome time for th* shriveled little old lady who had, forty years ago. to gtvo up tho curled Mtlemaa In the daguerreotype, who happened to bo her husbaud, to a wom­ an much younger, who happened to ■ted h sweetheart. Cbriitmas brings a train of memo­ ries and Mr*. Woodhull lived over tho old aad days as,she cqokcd and knltttd. 8bc recalled the happy hours, too, which was worse. Sho talked to htraclf a good deal. *lf that A mister girl had only let him alone,” sho would wall softly. *Ut was all right UII she set her cap for him. I bet she’s suffering some­ where. “But I must read my Bible and try to forgive her. Lord help me to for­ give her." and so sho would pray. .The children of .the neighborhood flkrd to go to seo Mrs. Woodhull fo r she always opened the cooky Jar or brought out a pan of apples. Of all the children In the neighbor­ hood who came to seo her Mr*. WoodMil Ukod Llsbt-th Bilker best. Her mother being dead. Llshctii lived -with you know me?" sho asked, sadly. "Has her gloomy, rheumatic grandmother at no one told you? I was' Llxctto Amt* tho end o f tho street. ster. I hare suffered more than you. . Sho bnd only been hero a year, hav- Ho Is dead. We' both loved him. May lng been handed over from her moth­ wo not bo friends?" er’s mother, out West, to her father’s Through tho closed door'ilrs! Woodmother nt tho end of tho street: Ll»- Hull could hear Llsbcth happily sing­ both was fair and wistful, nnd, llko ing. Kho looked at Llzctto Arms ter, Mrs. Woodhull sho wus very much shaken with sobs. RJie put friendly alone. . * arms about her, nnd soothed her with Today, tho day before Christmas, kindly, broken words, Llsbcth stood nt tho window. iMy “ Come, now," she said 'at last, lend­ other grandma’s coming tomorrow," i n g tho .way to tlio table with tho she said; “my grandma Hull. Wu Just shining cofTeo pot. “ Let’s be merry. got the letter today," ^ . -AVr-must not spo)t fJabeth’s Christmas “TUo Krithdmns for Christmas^’ wild Mra. Woodhull. "You’ll not come near me. What'll I do, nil ulone?" * “ We’ll nil como over nnd see you COOMBS W E L L -G U A R D E D Christmas afternoon," said Llsbcth, dancing homo to tell Qrundmother W H ILE ON B A L L F I E L D Baker. Every time Jack Coombs, Mrs. Woodhull became, In this wny, pitcher of tho Brooklyn (Nation­ tho possessor of a Christmas plnn. "I must have a little treat for them,” she al league) champions, goes out on tho Held to pitch ho wenrs n said. Sho . got out her good white dishes, and set tho big table In tho sit­ Heavy rubber hruco from knee to ting room. In the center sho placed a hip, nnd supplements tills with blooming red geranium. “ I’ll make It yards nnd yards of bandages. Into a Christmas tree," sho Joyously, Jack also carries a lienvy steel exclaimed, and sho wrapped Into three brace as a protective device. neat parrels a length of each uf her They bro necessary, following knitted laco Inscribing them with Ills severe Illness which ended his career with tho Athletics. "Merry Christmas" and the name of each guest. Ills wonderful stamina Is ahown Next day sho put tho finishing by his ability again to hold bis touches to her table. ' She had a gluss end up ns • pitcher with tho dish of candy, and ono o f nuts and champions o f 1010. toom bs raisins, . alone heat the Bed Hox In tho recent series and has never been At tbreo o'clock Llabcth arrived with defeated In a world’s series. the new grandmother. Grnudum Baker couldn't come on account o f rheumntiara. The ladles aat talking, and. LIkbelli hovered happily about Then alio C LA B B Y R ET A IN S C O O L H E A D wandered out to tho. middle room where stood the flue .table, nnd she Laughs at Warning of Newapaper Men came dancing In to hug Mrs. Woodhull. That Qeorge Chip Had a Punch— "You Just ou/jht 'to m-e It. grandma.” Kids With Scribes. Llatieth’s eyes were shining. “ We’ll go and vlidt It, as soon as Jlnttny Clubby Is n fine cxnmplo of tho coffee Is ready," explained Mrs. tho boxer wlto keeps cool nt ull times. Jimmy- was boxing 'JO rounds with George Chip at Dt)ly City. Ho had been warned that If Chip ever con­ nected with his chin he would ho "knocked dead." Along about tho tenth round, while sitting In his corner, Clubby lennod Baltimore Clothes MAKE IDEAL XMAS GIFTS A t this tim e o f year the stores are crow ded with “ things to sell.” Thousands o f ingenious minds have schemed fo r months to p rovid e countless articles— most o f them really valuless— to “ g et the m oney.” M illions o f people are buying gifts— it’s always hard to know what to give— and the result is that enorm ous sums are wasted, every Christmas, on worthless “ presents.” which bring the same in return. W hy not m ake up y ou r mind lgC to give only, useful things this yea r . Y o u ’ll find C * them here in great variety--in fa ct you’ll find only P i useful gifts here, sensible, desirable things that every man and boy wants, and will be pleased to get. For instance, A Fine S uit o r Overcoat of th e “ Clothes B eautiful” Designed and Made by the Celebrated Master Tailors, Schloss Bros. <& Co., of Baltimore and New York Woodhull, happy lu the child’s pleas­ ure. . Sho excused herself and went to the kitchen. Llsbcth danced round •and round tho.gny table, and Grandma Hull was left atom? In the front room. Presently alio followed Mrs, Woodbull tft tho. kitchen and closed the lliW'f between them and Llsbeth. “ Don’t jsruyyrxrK. *- jl ~ ! I•; •T t •••*! f-r -gwQ *jr.r R E G A R D LE S S OF WHAT OUR COMPETITORS SAY Your C R E D IT is Good The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co S A N F O R D 'S H O U S E O F S E R V IC E FLORIDA Phone SANFORD Buyers and Shippers o f • Jimmy-Clabby. over pnd spoke to those In tho press scats. “ Say,” ho said, “ I thought you fol­ lows said this guy had a punch." . “ Better he careful, Jim," cautioned one o f tho scribes, “ If be lands you’ll find <>ut.” Clabby threw back bis head and laughed. Then ho_ramqJ»ack.wlthJlil?J. "If a Any bn* a punch and can’t land It lie liuxn’t got It, haa he?" , The newapaper men had’ no Immedi­ ate reply to tho question. Jimmy had their goat. And throughout the re­ mainder of tho fight, between rounds nud In the clinches, Clabby kept kid-ding—the- newspaper*m etru bW lf HUT punch that wasn’t landing. HUNDREDS Speaking of .the should anyone? • Athlotlc#, • 1 why i Suits Slippers Flannel Shirts Umbrellas Trunks Silk Sox Union'Suits Sweaters \: ........ Silk Mufflers Night Shirts Boxes of Collars Boots Overcoats Cuff Links Fancy Sox B a g s Initialed Hnndkerch'fs Shirt Protectors Clothes Brushes Cravat Pins Rain Cpats Shoes Dress Shirts Pajamas * Medium Sox fold in g Umbrellas. ' Mittens Plain Handkerchiefs Mackinaws Suit Cases Ties Smdking Jackets Underwear Soft Shirts Trousers . Pumps Canes. Heavy Sox Hats Bath Robes . Silk Handkerchiefs Caps Gloves Collar Boxes ,»**'• *' r*.* ^ .. * 0\ and hundreds o f other articles Ihat anybody would buy, if he was buying his me and see. own Christmas General Watta, 2:0(1*. haa had aoven now 2 :J0 trottcra thla year.. • 4 • Joe Borrell and Jnck Blackburnfought a sensational tlx-round draw at Philadelphia. T H E Y E A R ’ROUND EFFICIENT SERVICE M ODERN EQUIPM ENT HOSPITABLE TREATM ENT C. H. JEWETT, Lessee and Mgr Some umpire* are now anjojrtng a period of peace and quiet, *nd somo ore married. • • • Mixing politico* and football 1* tho latest, hut why break up a nice, gentle gaino llko football? • • • Frank Chanca roado good In tho Pa­ cific Coast, league tho first year bo took part In the race. • • • ATLANTIC COAST L IN E s t a n d a r d r a il r o a d or 8CHEDULB EFFECTIVE MAY 18TH, 1918 T H R O U G H T R A IN S I f) NEW Ar Baltlmoru * • - Y O R K D A IL Y m . AlkaiMl Iw l f M l, r tN OvrtWI— CWk Cm l« W.UdofKw. OWog Car 0 w *Im Tr.l» S# No. 82 Jscksoavdie._— 9:10 a.m. Savaaask---- 1:15 p.m .. Richmond_a. m. f >- the sou th No. M *1:35 p. lrt. 5:35 p.m. td t« .TL----2:33 p.m. . No. 80 5:10 p. m. 12:35 a.m. 7:45 p. m. 11:60 p.m. HERE WE <LIST HERE A FEW SUGGESTIONS: • RATE, »1.50 (ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH), DRESS P In Car Lots or Less COMMERCIAL USEFUL A nd there is alm ost no end to the list nU usefuL small-articles that you will find here, every one o f p | them things a man or boy needs every day. Ties I Shirts, H andkerchiefs, Sweaters, Mackinaws ^ JBajamas, B ath .iiobesT-U m breU asr R ain-€oats-P l but come to see fo r yourself. • Sanford, Florida OF ACCESSORIES Vegetables and Fruits 210 E. First Street something that maybe your father or brother needs, and has put off buying in order to get you something he thinks you want. Why not surprise him? ^ ou can exact,y what he wants, here—we will gladly help you choose and of course he can exchange after Christmas, if he prefers something else. We have a beautiful stock -to select from, all styles, models and sizes- (Dress Clothes, too, if you want them) at all prices from $15.00 to A good deal of the baseball reform talk Is Uke political and other reform talk: It stops at the talk stage. A popular English billiard compcUUon la tho Crystnlnto cup series which attracted 4.582 contestant* this year. • • • Havana bugs aro looking forward to a highly exdllng baseball season. Ha­ vana blubs don’t bnvo to go South to train. Special A tten tio n Given to Lady Shoppers Owner Britton o f the Cardinals has Joined tho ranks o f tho National leaguers who aro opposed to the ployit limit* | EAST FIRST STREET r u r * i r •* : - 1- SANFORD, ’ FLORIDA �For Rent—Cottage corner Mag­ F or‘ Side— 6 Passenger Bunk, per­ nolia and Eleventh. Apply next fect condition, newly painted.' Ad­ door. Nine dollars per 'mpntb in* dress Box 1.19332-Iftc eluding water. 33-3tp For Rent—10 acre truclr farm, all irrigated, well located* Price very choap for season. J. O. Packard, Sanford. 01-1tc List your property with J. .0 . Packard if the other fellow has faiicd to get you a buyer. 31-1 tc Corner store Bishop Block for nt: Thatcher Realty Co. 81-2tc At a quarter to twelve on Christmas eve Teddlcums woke with a Start; There was *om*bo<Ir tuaalna him by V TJUr I 7*./ V. the eleere, IWmfr . I A And he turned with a thumping tarerl. I - m ITA* 1 "Now. don’t meko n I / \| sound!" s a i d 1_ vBl Y // 1 . brother Jim, SET I J I "A s sure os ever I’m " VI !/I here-lt’s him!" For Rent—Apartments on first floor with private family. Comfort­ able, furnished for housekeeping Apply 618 Oak avenue. 31-tfc For Rent—Two rooms for light housekeeping, and two nice bedroohts on First street over 6 and 10c Store. 30-1 ltp III 'l l "Is ** truer' wlits1 perrd Tedalcume Kk . —" Santa Claual /I V \!\ V \ Oh. Isn't this slm/ l|\ n \l'| ply sreatl ( I\ Ijr Can't you llfht up a I k J^vWV>£match, Jimmy — ),>CP"»MIk L. quick—bsrauie ./ *•> If you don’t It will ™ be too late! I'm lonalnq to know Just what he's like. And If he's brought ms a motor bike I For Rent—Cottago. ••Well. I'm puuled,'' Mid Jim. "PVapa If w* look (They My that he hate* a apy), He won'l leove the < ■— ae . 1 ~~ hall and tha pic- I For Sale—12 acre*, splendid flow; lure-book. I ‘ ,1 But Jolly well paaa I ing well, hammock land, crossed by ua by." railroad and tbe new brick .road. And while they won- f n a ] Suitable for hog ranch, trucking or dered If they j H K V should peep. t V fruit- Only $30.00 per acre. Worth Somehow, the bears f .Y fell off to sleepl t W f ] investigating. J. Musson 31-8tc For U n it—708 Park avenue, En­ quire of II. C. Du Bose, First and Park avenue. 48-t( WANTED W anted—To repair your , guns, locks, lawn mowers, umbrellas, etc. Repairing of all kinds. Sea y t . II. Fine country home— 15 acres, 8 Rogers, *312 E. Fourth St. 33-2tp But tbs curious, poise went on all [ ( j ) Improved, 200 bearing orange trees, 5,000 pinenpple pines, hrigated, W anted—Three furriiahedi rooms night— Scampering, rush v bouse- has six rooms and hath. Alsp for lljfht housekeeping. Address and run— A. another 8 room house in fair condi­ M. F., care of Hcfald Office. - 33-2p n il tha darkness flaw and the day / i tion on property. Price for .quick dawned bright. Wanted to loll your property. sale $2500.00. Worth double. .See And H i- r..t . hail t Won’ t cost you anything to let mo had their fun. ’ V fl* ® try It.- Prospects look good for this And the rascala chuckled. "Well, what a fusel winter. J. O. Packard, Sanford. If they’d only known that It was ua!" -29-2tc —I.lttlc Folks Wanted— Heavy H auling‘ done. A. Takach. 31-2ti JUST THE THINQ, "Naturcsown” the fertilizer that gives results. Ask .tho man who uses it. $10.01 per tqn delivered' San­ ford. Writo E. L. Winn & Co., Or­ lando, Agent Seminole and Orango 30*3tp For Sale— 10 acre truck farm, all Counties. tiled, K milo from brick road, right W anted— Wo want to buy your at railroad loading truck, no build­ oranges, grapefruit, fruits and veget­ ings. Bargain price and terms on ables. W c will buy them or handle part, if wanted. J. O. Packard, San­ on consignment. Write us. Orchard ford. 31-ltc Produce .Co., Concord, N. C .‘ 20-fjtp For Snip— 10 acre truck farm, 5>$ W anted—Ship us your oranges, acres cleared, 3 acres tiled, splendid grapefruit, tangerines, pineapple and well. Price only $2000.00. Terms other fruits and vegetables. High­ if wanted. J. O. Packard, Sanford. est prices obtained. Prompt returns. 32-2tp Georgia Produce.Compnny, Macon, 26-20-tp For Salo— Good 5 room 'cotta g e Georgia. close in, brick street, sidewalk, shade, one and one half lots. Price only $1600 if sold soon. Worth 2, Sanford more money. J. O. Packard, Snn- Wlfejr—I wLsh I had a flying ma­ chine; then perhaps I could get For Sale— Forty acres, about five tlirtHigh with my Christmas shopping. Hubby— Yes. Busing tny Judgment cleared, fair house, good soil and On tho way the bills are coming in. very cheap at $800.00. About three what you need Is a buyplune. miles from Sanford. J. O. Packard, Snnfont. - 31-ltc , Her Habit "Isn't It too find?" neks the Indy with the Russian boots. “Jim. Gonso tins sued her hushaud for divorce nnd Is going to marry that musician us soon np It Is granted. And she nnd Mr. ■Otoistj—wore lu'urrled last Christmas acres, West Side—FlfTRiT 7 } j tiled and farmed five years, 3 (lowing Wells. 1 mile from “ I expected It," said tho indy with loading station. Sovcn room house the new hair. "Lupy Gonso never got with ' bathroom nnd hot and cold a present that she didn't try to ex­ water. Long time. Enquire Herald change."—Life. . Christmas Literature. Ths kiddle* writs to Santa Claus, Thar forward mall In packs.. Bnt fathar hasn't Ums. bacauso Ha's busy wrltldg checks. For Salo— Cadillac truck recently overhauled and put in first duns condition. Inquire of W. E.” White Carter’s Qnrage. • 31-4tp Tw o Incubators nt half ,b nwe. nox 1162, San30-tf CLASSIFIED The big Holiday Sale now going full blast with Seasonable Gifts for sensible pebple. No trouble to find what you want in this Treasurable House of Givable Things. But shop early, for those who shop early will get the best choice. . . . . A large assortment of Christmas Decorations at Half Price. Toys of all descriptions at prices to suit the most economical buyers. Remember Santa Claus has ar‘ rived with a full assortment of Toys at the Sanford, Florida I-oHt nt M. E. church on Sunday ening, silk umbrclln with rose)od handle. Finder phone 287. 33-2tc For Exchange—Trading property rcquently helps both parties to socure just what is wanted when straight soles aro hard to make. I invc mnde several trades during tho past yhur and all parties aro very much pleased with results. Just now - -have •evvml pruperttWTl can offer to trade: New Hampshire farm for Florida property. Indiana farm for Florida property. Sanford 10 acre all sub irrigated truck'farm, weit lorated~for~northcrn' or wostern property or stock of mer­ chandise. 40 acres of fine hnmmock. Iqnd in Black Hammock district near Ovie­ do, all best (lowing well land for merchandise or improved elsowhere. 10 acre. partly improved Sanford truck farm. 40 ‘ acre partly Improved near Qamrron City. Perhaps you've got som that don's Just suit you. T Florida V egetables For .Sale—Two very desirable J. O. Packard, Sanford building lots in Sanford Heights, Nos. 73 and 74. Will sell for $200 * DKFARTMKNT u r TIIK IINIRRIOB U. S. I.snd Oltlc* at Oa.Maillla, Ft*., each or if takon together ,will mako Nov. II. ISIS. lower prico on the two lota. Apply Nolle* It hereby |lv*n that William J. Mill* ol Ovltdo, t It., who on Juli SV, 1113 to the Formers & Merchants' Bank, M*4* llomeaWad Knlrjr. No. 0120)1, lor NWM ol NRH’ Section ->6. TowniM • 21 8., H All Local Advertisem ents Under Headland, Ala. 18-tf ADVERTISING T h is H eading T H R E E C E N T S a For Sale— Heavy double buggy, Line For Each Insertion. M inim um Platform apringa, canopy top, leather Charge 25 Cents. an cushions. Could be made a delivory advertisement wagon. Sanford Wagon Worki. 23-tf For Bale— One International truck. Thoroughly overhauled and paints ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. 7-tf A GOOD INVESTMENT ■aya M. D. Reynolds, Madison, Wfa. • For Sale— Good young mule. Can who states: " I had rheumatism nina be seen at Rex Packard’s, West teen years; used three boxes of Side. _ 26-tf FOR SALE For Sale— Marine motor, 18 horse­ power, 8 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. For Sole— A Michigan launch, 16 First class condition, Sanford Mach* feet, 2 cyl., 6 H. Power, speed 10 |ne & Oarage C o. 93-tf miles, nearly new and cheap now, R H E U M A T IS M P O W P E R S FO R RENT J. H. Rep, East 2nd St., Sandford, Fla. 31-tf For Rent— T w o ' newly furnished and have thrown sway crutches." o m s .-a ^ lfr Park avenue.. Mrs. . Vmi can affopd to try them. Sold For Sale— Have small patch green only by us, 50c and $1.00. R.O . Bower, cane. Not enough to grind. W oyld •ell all or part for immediate deliv­ FOR RENT—Two Furnished ery. Call pr write Agent A.. C .. L.‘ Rooms.. Hot and Cold Water Address Z care Herald. 20tf Ry., Enterprise Junction. 33-2tp ; J o h n Sanford R u s s e ll �Christmaa Edition , A J O T S P H orn e t is within the reach o f all No matter how small anti inexpensive your home, you can give yourseif all the conveniences ahd comforts o f the most roitly residences at surprisingly small cost. You can wire a single room if you wish—your living room for the convenience of electric light, your kitchen for the use o f labor saving house hold helps, or any room you may designate. The charge depends absolutely upon how much you wish done. There are thousands o f low-priced three- and fou>-room cottages in this country^ wired for electricity— Electric light costs but one-tenth what it did twenty-five years ago— Need you deny yourself this greatest o f all'comforts? H alf an hour later, In the darkness, a stranger might hnvo been seen ap­ proaching, hidden by tho shrubbery, the rear basement window of the WUllatuH domicile, evidently with burglarlous Intent An old overcoat o f Jouea' mufTled about him concealed u red cosI tumo of some sort, and a bag. The bag contained sundry puekngrs with sundry 'sharp corners, but this 'was known only to tho mysterious stranger. lie found the window unlocked, ac­ cording to 8])eclflcu(lons, but to his as­ tonishment It opened outwnrd instead of Inward., Ho also made u horrify­ ing discovery. He had expected to drop lightly to the basement floor, find his way to (he stairway, whose loca­ tion hud beeu described to him, and make his way upstairs to nnrprlse the family, nut Jones lind said nothing about a coal chute. Yet hero wus a chute with sides that wero unsurtnountnhlc. A flicker of fltftno shin­ ing through thb mien of the -furnace, stewed that the wiry -serfs'ear.' what would a coal chute do to his Santa Claus outfit! To chute or not to chute, that was the question. Fate decided him., lie distinctly heard tho click of the hack- gnte. "Hood gosh r thought Henry, "here comes somebody I" And. without It la ettsy to give recklessly oat o f one's abundance, or even to shhrocni'o* fuily one’s pittance. The distribution of Christmas dinners through hun­ dreds o f self-denying families means n day's happiness for the gtver and re­ ceiver. But It Is greater happiness to hath to follow through the year with aid (o self-dependence, encouragement |o hope, and support In striving for better living. •This Is the giving Of self, and they who know how lir give o f themselves wisely, ure the- highest givers. The best featuro o f Christmas, is its ma­ terial expression o f a whole year of human service that runs like, n thread through human lives. Only these holiday glimpses reveal to tho careless how many are dedi­ cated to n share In this unobtrusive service to the humbly striving and to the uncomplaining needy; how mnny families grg under, cuiwjnat, stimulus. W ftie tiest sorT df nMMieip;how ninny” children are being quietly led to a higher level of living and striving for themselves between Chflitnms and Christmaa W hen C h r is tm a s Cold Drinks, Cigars, Tobacco, News papers *SnA P e rio d ic a l New Barber Shop in Rear, N e w Fixtures, Sanitary, Best o f Service. F i r s t Class Barbers Guarantee K n r t-G a ^ S e h lc e r W est First Street *• • Sanford, Florida G o m e s Ask usfor a firico on your rtquiremtnts - The Royal Tailors CHARLES ELECTRIC COMPANY - 113 PAUK AVENUE • • “ ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE” -* <s « jif « < « < « > « *« C h ristm as. M e ssa g e .’ A quiet Clirl mqa had ho terrefra fob Henry. And there wna Abigail. So he wired n day letter, tho substance of Ilf Tear not; for, behold, I which wan "Yea," bring you good tidings o f The train wna on time, and so wns ttf great Joy, which shall be to Henry. They whlued him out to tho •* .11 ill people."" y -Glory to Ood In the high- eg buugle-oh In tho dusk and a wheezy *> Mt, and on earth peace, good nm oar. Abigail, looking lovely, met them will toward men." — on tho porch. "Welcome to onr city," she oald. ™ "The spirit of the Lord la wh •Tint I’m-afraid you will find It fright­ y . upon me, because he hath 2 P.anointed mo to preach the jj| fully quiet hero." "Not when yoq are present," replied gospel to the poor; hu hath Henry gallantly—followed by a sudden yjf sent tae to heal the brokenrealisation that maybe that didn’t „ hearted, to preach dellversound as gallant as ho had Intended. ,ttf snee to captives, and recol- SZ At the dinner table Jonea unfolded • cry of sight to the blind, to *** the great plah. " We’v e fixed up tho set st liberty them that are tm Jollleat scheme," ho declared with en­ y braised." « thusiasm, "and you are Just the fellow This is a day for magnifyto ppt It over for os I" log the blessings of- peace, "Just the fellow I" echoed Abigail. Dot’selflshly, but with the re- r n "You aee th« Williamses live on the jolring that abould attend ' j g other side of the square. Tfielr back . the reminder that we have jfa lot backs right up to ours, with Just ■ cure for the troublea o f the the alley between. Now, they don’t “ world and a part hi the j f fknow you from Adam. Of course, wo spreading of the remedy. Let. told them about you, and they want jjp the songs o f Joy be carried £ to meet you, but they don’t know you Into every corner o f gloom. *** are coming down. The Williamses, you k f If peace la to achieve victory, XT its spirit of gladness must be ttf Irrepressible. .No less today • thstt two thousand years ago u I* It tho mission of peace to _ y show by example that in good i h — will alone lies the happiness J f of tho people. fy "Good Gosh I Here Comes Somebody 1* pause fot* further thought, ho seized the bag and shot tho chute Into the unknown. • He landed In a coal Rln nearly empty of coal, but plentifully gar­ nished with dust A mlnuto later an Interior door opened from the region above, excited voices were heard, and a ray of light shot Into another part of the basement The chute seemed td offer the only protection. Hack Into ft bo climbed and lay there qui­ etly. . . "Oh, It's Just the man .with the coal," said a female voice above. And the door doted again. Poor Henry now {Hindered what to do. n o couldn't go up In. the state he was. He had never seen any pictures of 8t. Nicholas represented as an Ethi­ opian. Anyway, hit perils were over for the moment. Wore they!. There was a footstep outside and Into the chute came pouring a bagful of mixed nut and egg. Henry hnd quite for­ gotten' about the mysterious dick of >tlu* gnte, the coal man and nil, and hnd no way of knowing, of course, that the holiday rush had made thnt coal man laic. , There wns no time or wny to escape or dodge. Tho coal, sliding merrily HEN Christmaa comes, I never • mind the cold. W I like to set up prompt an' so to schobl. An* do my sums. An* clean the walks ‘ihout waitin' to be told— * Though I like steddln* better, as a rule. Or bulldln' forts— But nothin' ain't so When Christmas comes. When Christmas comes, I'd Just aa list give half > U r cooky to the baby, an' take care About the crumb*. It's fun to make the tittle fellow laugh. An* I don't mind bis taggln' ev'rywhere. He can't help bein' little! I'm not mad When Christmaa comes.' When Christmas'comes, X don't forget to give My shoes a wipe, an’ scrub my ears a Till n>y head hums. An' mothsr nays, "That'a boy's too good to live I"But I’ m not 'frald of dyln',-'cause. I'm not No different from always—only', glad When Christmas comes 1 —Abigail Williams Burton. In December Bt. Nicholas. What, to Give for Christmas. . Gifts for men; Tobacco Jars, Ink wells, shaving mugs, ash trays, mutch boxes, combs, hat marks, hnndkorchiefs, watch chains, fobs, coat bnng«;rs, lint hrpshyg, clgjlirs lirindioa.hath robes, smoking[jackets, pockylhdokf, hill flics, cuff buttons, books, or sub­ scriptions to magazines and farm pa* Have you been measured for that brand new up-tothe-minute suit for Xmas. A host of our good men are doing this same thing. Don’t delay. . The R oyal -Tailors have scores of pleased pat rons.living, walking adver. tisements. See them on the streets.. The Slogan , ;: G et That Million Dollar L ook perk For women: Illngs, chains. Invol­ ucres, bracelets, hat pins, slqevo but­ tons, tuanlcuro sets. Jewel boxes, gilt Charles Frederic r^ ‘ - ! Abigail Herself Led the Rescue Expe(Copyright) • dltlon. rnon rranvMTMtT'wnrieasetl,' ail best he could In the dark, tho rather un­ interesting-ceremony of putting In a ton of coni. Ho wanted to sneeze, hut would not permit himself tho luxury. Ho hnd to cough, hut luckily timed It to‘ coincide with tho passage of a bngful of coal down tho chute. . Ho Won­ dered when the coalman would reach the Inst bagful. When ho reached It, Henry Immediately knew, for the nooofnmodallng coalman carefully hooki*d tho window, on tho outidde, and snnppcd tho padlock. Mrnnwhlle the fun-loving Jones fam­ ily anxiously awaited tho return of Mr. Henry CarrutlicnC nllna 8nnta Claus. Half an hour. "They m usthe having a Jolly time." Forty-five min­ utes. No remnrks. An hour. "Some­ body run over. No, we’ll nil go." Wo are In tho over—” , Williams’ household nothing unusual seemed "to hkvo happened." They wero delighted to see the Joneses, of course. After fivo min­ utes, n hnppy Idea sent Jones home to see If ho had locked the door. His Investigation really concerned, the Wil­ liams house Instead. The back win­ dow was securely locked—on tho out­ side. There was no sign of Henry In the neighborhood. • Half an hour later Jonea made a dear breast of It Abigail herself led the rescue expedition. Henry would have preferred to see anybody else. An hour In the batlfroom, and n suit of Wllllqms’i and Mr. Carruthers wat presented. It was really a very merry party that Christmas eye, after all—al­ together too marry, for nenry. Yet had Henry only known It, sym­ pathy Is often’ tho awakening of love. T •HAS HEEN my geo, are our closest ■friends, and wo observation t h a t , hnvc lots of fun with each other. Now, most of tho trouble; wo are going to put something over thnt many men g o t' on them—something nice, you underInto- cornea frora^ ntand, and we wnnt you to hrlp. Tho doing t h l h g s f o r , Williamses are tho only people wo o t h e r people. A •give presents to, outaldo tho family, man who makes a except yourself, of course, and a few nolo g e n o r a l l y others. Well, tho girls have n lot of •I I nnd, U ho Indorses one, Jlmcrucks fixed up for them. meets %that,' too. At A pile- gdftig tb hnrd you take them * i he man who offers to carry "Rut I havq novor met—" ‘h r who gets his feet w et or "Oh, tliafs all right I’va got sotuo " n hi the squash pie. It la the Santa Clnua fixings here, nnd we are Rliircd man who has the most going to doll you up ns Santa—and • g<x>d nature, for he la always they don’t know your voice or any’ ,n,‘’ trouble that is properly thing, and It sure will surprise them 1” •perty of somebody else. Christ"I ace,” said Henry weakly, with : r ,aUjr’ offer* mttD* « old*“ .003 per cent enthusiasm. "I Just go „ to the fdlow who la up and ring, nnd walk In—" ' ‘’•'llge. < mqj, no l)et|er tonn tj,nt j oorao e «n . ----------------------r fpijp victim hare mid I’ll allow you.1 followed him to tho window. “ You aee that window, that .basement win­ dow, or la It too dark? Yvh, that'a the ono. You Just sneak over quiet­ ly, drop In, walk upstairs nnd Jnst sur­ prise them rjght In the library, or wherover they happen to be." ' "But tho window will ho locked." Mid Henry, seeking nn.nyenuojif ea* cape. "No- It won’t. Mrs. Williams told S E R V IC E M O R E T H A N GIVING the madam here that they had coal .coming today—so It will be open, for Deepeet Spirit of Christinas Does Not Confine Itself to One Day, but yflUBfia won't think to lock It until he goes down to fix the furnace for • la Manifest* Entire Year. the night You see, that window’s The deepest spirit o f the Christmas outpouring that flows over the Chris- 0 II.n I. #__V.___ ___ -brushes^ combs, toilet sets, toilet articles and perfumery, fountnlu pens, silk or em­ broidered wnlsts, blrthstono rings, bund bugs, pictures, mirrors, or honk hooks and hunk deposit . Clinging to an Ideal. "I tohl my hoy that Huntn Gnus is o n l/ n myth." "How did ho take It!” "He didn’t seem much Impressed. He merely remarked thnt every great and good itinn hits to he subjected to some kind of unfavorable: comment.” Sanford Pressing Club 113 Railroad Ave. • r . b. A sk about that easy payS m en t p l a n -i t ’s painless. ♦ ♦ V ♦ V ♦> ✓ V V V V V V V v V- v V <$> ^Jr .V V v V V « V .V <§>•§ V </ RING all of,your Auto and Motorcycle Tires to the SANFORD VULCANIZING WORKS and we will repair them and guarantee the work. Or if your tire is not worth repairing we will tell you so. Ask the men who have had work done by us. B Phone ;6 7 E. W . D IC K S O N , Proprietor f X »/ �■- • •• ■ -■V -Li Cultivate Yotir Wiul Winter gardens jtbat suffer) of dry weather Should be cultivated to keep • dost mulch. If th* -rows are lon|f, plow them; if short, hoe — -* MMMHM them .. Keep the aUrface worlked .- • * .well and you will go a long way to­ Items o f Interest for the Man ward conserving tho moisture that | i» yet in the soQ, according to C. K. Behind the Plow 1 McQuarrie, state agent for the Uni­ versity of Florida Extension Divi­ Kill Your Hoga Now and run the smoke through a tong pipo sion. The garden soil is rarely over­ Cure Ihc 'Meat so that it may cool beforo poaching worked. .. If yobr hoga arc in'good condition the meat. Jt will present much of In the fare of the high cost of liv tho dripping caused by heat. ' now ia the time to kill them, ing, the winter garden should not be little later will do jual aa well, but neglected. Mr. McQuarrie recom­ with the price* of feed atufl aoaring Growers and Users o f Pecds Should mends the'growing o f ‘all table, noces it will be economy To kill them aa " Gel Together sities possible in the home planted eoon aa they^nre in the proper flesh Dairymen* who buy most of the gardon. He says it ia not good busi­ I f your hoga have been peanut ant feed used for their cows should try ness to apend a dollar wifh the other pasture fed, it will be well to condi to ‘securo material produced within fellow for something you can xaise pon them with three weeka’ corn their home state. If thla is possible just as well. The dollar you apend feeding. It will not detract from the it will effect a saving .in transporta­ with yourself for plants, seeds or flavor of the meat and will prevent tion charges and will encourage the labor is returned with profits. ''T h e much ahrinking In the curing pro­ local farmer to produce more of dollar you spend with the other fel cess. Allow a pound of corn a day these farm crops. low returns to you : later but worth for each hundred pounds of live A recent-case cited by C. L. Wil­ only thirty-five cents. _ The middle­ weight. • loughby, professor of animal hus­ man has absorded the difference. You may use your own method of bandry in the College of Agricul­ Florida ia blessed with a growing killing, but tho best method found ture, University of Florida, ia that of season lasting through the entire • b y T . Z. Atkcson, formerly county Jacksonville dairymen, ‘who -are try- year. Dy taking advantage of It the agent for Suwannee County, is that ng to buy feed stuffs at lower prices table may be kept well supplied o f shooting with a .22 calihcr rifle than they are now compelled to pay with the things that are usually and then sticking. Hogs should bo for northern grain and hay. One of bought at the atoree, which will ne ' killed in the afternoon, for one of tho best feeds for dairy herds fa vel­ a saving in a year’ s time that will the thing* absolutely necessary in vet beans, and tho dairymen *~bf surprise you. saying meat ia to get the animal Jacksonville arc anxious to sefOT-o heat out of the carchsa as soon as arge quantities of beans to take th. SELLING FINE 1’ lGS possible. Kill the hog in tho uftcr- place of wheat bran und shorts in noon, split it apart and . hang the their feed mixtures. ' Lyman Urotfiers Are Raising Duroca parta separately. If it has cooled by The Jacksonville dairymen are] For Florida Farmers morning, tiSe carrnps may then be also anxious to secure southern cow I Howard of Altamonlo and cut up. *’ pea hay in large quantities instead Koroil CUy waaMn ydlU.rday morn. Perhaps the best way to presorvo of the costly alfalfa hay produced jng ,)rlj;ht „ n^ carly „ nd fcady to the meat is by the sugar curing pro­ n the north arid west. Tho com open his office Us director of tho cess. It costs no more than other plaint is now being made lhat'ver Seminole County Fair. Mr. Lyman methods and gives the meat a much it tie of these two well known feed brought in two fine young Duroc better taste. This process, has been matreiuls can lie founA.on the mar­ Jersey pigs for lien Monroe on Cel­ used for moro than 100 years and 1b ket in Jacksonville. On tho other ery' avenue and they wero beauties. I t described In Partners’ Bulletin 83, hnnd, many farpiers of Florida Tb< Lyman Brothers have the finest Department of Agriculture. South Georgia and South Alabama hunch of fino hoga in this part of Get one or two srna'I barrels. have a surplus of hay and beans and Floridn, nil of thorn being pedigreed j After tho meat has been thorough,y say they are’ unnblo to find buyers stock and the two little ones brought chilled pack it into the barrel ns for fheir goods. in yesterday were as dean as A nnugly us possible;' it will take less One-difficulty of the situation is house cot would be. . They ere cer- j* brine to rover it. Make the brine that many of the farmers do not put tainly fino stock and tho Lymans from 3 pints of syrup, 2 ounces uf their products on tho market in sal­ have demonstrated that fine pigs can* saltpeter, 8 pounds of salt, and 4 able condition. Tho hay should ho he raised- in this county. All you' gallons of water. This will cover well cured and neatly haled. Beans need to do is to get the prop’er kind 100 pounds of meat if it has been may he shipped either In tho pod or of stock und then feed them and ‘ well packed. Leave tho meat in after being hulled. Professor Wil­ take cure of thorn. The Lymans - this brine from five to eight, weeks. loughby suggests that farmers who will have a fine exhibit at the county A 250 pound hog may require two hnve these feeds for sale might do fair and they will he strong competi­ weeks longer. Then wash the meat well to writo J. W. Arpen, president, tors of any foreign stock th At may in luko warm water and drfiin it. Jncksoovillo Dairymen's Association come in from other counties. Your meat has not been pickled; it and describe' what they can offer Is simply a part of the process of along this line. Witt Strlngfdlow has returned Clubs of . farmers epring. ^ l-Tritdican ‘l —ura t noiig h of Ilia— fatda from a trip to Toledo where all the the United In smoking the meat it will he to ship them in car load lota would Overlund agents in found best to build the fire in a cheapen the cost and help develop States were the guests of Mr. Willys for a week. ’ ' heater outside the smokti house and -the market. • mers and Fruit Growers This Store was never so able to take #care of your • wants as it is at the present time Owing* to the congested freight cpnditions it will be wise for you to buy early. You must cOme and Practical “ Gifty” Things for Xnias Chiffoniers Buffets China Closets Extention Tables Library Tables Ladies Desks • Roller Skates Velocipedes ' '* Wagons Erectors Doll's Go-carts • Children's Desks' Sanford Furniture Co Here is a picture of the place where Kris Krihgle lives when- he ■is ki Sanford. It is also a picture of our new Bank­ ing Quarters. '. • Hundreds; of people will be made happier this Christmas because o f a • • * Bank account here. • • We want y o u to .visit- ua here in -our New Home. Make it YOUR FI­ NANCIAL HOME. In that way we can help you solve your money prob­ lems and assist in many ways to in­ sure you a happier Christmas- every year, A MerryCJiristmas to all. SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK . :' r a s a M B M fc > * >> f * . • - r I'- -— - ■—v. . :; I, t -| �I Za&aattw:'- 'mss&sm • . * ChrittmciM Edition I Seminole, Stat* al Florida, did art th . —7rd Camplaiaant day of October. A D. 1818. flT. hL petition v». Citation I In the above entitlod. court, alleging among Mr*. Ella A. Greenland. Anna­ other thing* tbat Jemee H. Hryco ia t h . bel!* Miller, J. E. Kloek, UUaowner ol lb* following described laoda ia Nat cl af Appl ration fe T a t i>t*4 Under tee, Wilton A Toomer Fertiliser |Seminole County. Florida: Co., a rorpar at Ion. and J. O.H.rtiea a #r' Chapter 4891. Lana af Flat Parkard, defendanla. Ida N E K «l N E K See. 7. Twp. 28, 8. of Notlre a hereby g'ven tbat J. A Prevail, To Mr*. Ella A. Greenland, Hetkany Reach, Range S3 Eset. ca r.‘of Fireside Inn, IMawar.; Ahnabetl* ufrh.irr o T a i Car (Beat# No. 1814. dated Twp. 20, S. of SFW K ft NEK Miller, Columbus. Ohio: he Mb dip ci November A D* 1*45. haa e-'-j Rang* S2 Fait. flird' >a.d cit.fleet* n my efflie, and haa And Alt Other I’rreoni claiming an inT a p . 20,- 8. uf f f l S K U of N W K 8oe. tn.de application /or t . i deed In luu* in trreet In Lot 2Jr*‘ A ," ol th . Flat ol CMery Hang •nee 32 ~ East. arcordanr* with law. Said- cciDlleat# errf- Delta, Sbalnol* County, as shown n Florida, .a N E K of N W K S*e. «. Twp. 20. 8. of Lrar*» (be (olltwInK described properly *tl- In Plat llook Ilnok No. I al rag* 75. of the nag* 75, tho record* | flange 32 Real. , uated in Hbmlnct* county, Florida, to -»lt ef Seminole S e m i n o l e county, Florida. I N W K i«( N W K Sec. 8. Twp. 20. 8. of Nt4 or n e i » oi s k h of s w k . »•* st . It appoarlng- from th* affidavit of Georg* Range 32 r a h Tp. *1, Uance 32. The ■eld Ian. t t h . O. Herring herein duly forther alleging that a puNie hlgbm o H *1 the date o/.th e reuanre of >urh •ollcltor and counrel for th» compl.lnant hM ^ n *n«aWUh*8 In 3*mlnoU rortlflrai# in the name al Unknown.. Unites In tho above atyled cauae, rlrat National I County, Florida, a certain portion of which tald (crlMratt .hall be r*de«med sceordlnc Uank. of Sanford* Florida. • cofP®r* l *f"* p»*»ra through and over tha Undo of tba lo lap i d . dr«d « t0 iuue thereon on the and that It I* the belle! ol ■"'•ni that the M ,d j . mP, Q flryce; that portion ol said lllh day of February. A I). 181*. Mr*. F.lla A. Greenland and Joil»w»y b|ghway p&Ating paaelng over and through ine th* i*nu« land. ---- * ~ ina tnrpugn Witness my officia' alrnature and aeal defendant., Annehell* Miller ar. r*«ldenl» of a Vki# etat#1 ■ -* -Il.» -Hrycr, being - • I •* - • more* th'a tho 12th day ol D*v*mbei, A. p . 1810, other than tha etat*1 f of Florida. *nd that j.artkularljr dMtribtfd m follow , to-wfl: (aeall K A D p U GLASS, th . aald Mr*. Ella A ...... „ v w r i - V f n i •» wiJik pa~in* , Ulrrk C reull Court, Krmmo e C o , Flanvlbaay {J****1* ^ nJ,*^, *** |through the eald lind* of th* eald Jamas it; Dy V. M XIei>anltl, p . C. Miller raeld*. *t Columbus. Ohio; that thei* Uryc , lh, |lo. of which h more par. 33-Tucs-6tc • I* no person In th* Hat* of riptide, th* eer- tirulsrly deecrihed a* follow*; HegfnnMg ' ‘ *------at ^ vie. of a a fUbpoeaa aulipoena------- . i .th, . upon- k— whom would tbo Burtlt .. line of- Section Seven (7), Townn toi-O H A i. row r o N i k f i h c u u u binding u oefepdanUldhat each *hlp Twenty (20). eouth of Itango 32 Sealed proposal* «l|l be received by the cf tb# **l aid 'defendants (a over tho ago of _____r „ ,j , m 5 ______ _ ___ ______ ________ _B _ _ _ _ _ _ County Cd^mUelcntra of Semtnole County I weet of lb* northeast corn*r of said :J k Florida tot I in jointly w,lb the r.ty counei' 21 y*an: >, you, r.lla A. OreeaUnd and M'on lUycn (7|. In said town*hlp and roag*. ol Hanfotu, Plot (da, al the offlr* of the and all other p e r s o n * ■•*'* P«lnt fx-lnf in tb*.center Un# of t n . ;/g rlerk af the *ou»t el tie county of Semlnoe Annabel!* Miller. ■l HaAfutd K. nrida. It or before 10 a m, claiming any right, till* or Internet In th* 2 ,nfoI« ,n a G' * ? r* road: th.nr* eouth 60 January 2 . ISIJ. (or furnishing ell mattrfali above described land* ar* ordered to appear I *{•*• •*** ,1? * P.01*nL ®° and rorstrutflng appro.lmately 18,500 lineal to th* bill ol complaint duly Hied In thl* !. ,n* ol Action «.< 8): aafd point being 780 cause, oh Monday, the first day of January. '***» • » « *-•- •»■*> •>/ tb* N. W . corner feet 4.10 Inch concrete curb. Man* and specifications to bo bad at of. 12 A. D. 1817, th* samo being a Rule Day °* * ! .‘ h* BS?, ,V u.,h 64 d#‘ - 3L * * e' ur ti.i. court. • dlstanrtf of 2112 ft. lo an angle point; Ilw of clerk ol th* court. . . . . . . . , Ihenc* south 5S d*(. 35 **c. east a dlstans. Certified theck for 1300.00 to accompany It la (urthsr ordered that this nolle* b* of 1004 It. lo a point 2f7 ft. m en or lose bid. Ill.ht la reserved to reject any or all bid* published in th* Sanlord Heiald, a nswi- I portb of the soulhwost corner of the northapei published In Ksmlncle county, Flor- east quarter of Sertion Eight («), thane* ' | K A. nOUGI.ABS. Cleik C itik ct f lb* B IConti. B ldu . i r '. V ” I k {?Ll°uLeo^!!wuI,V r Th!!*r^M »°tt,b 58 «**■ 08 »««• •••«• dui.nc# •( .a ™ 3I-Tuee-3tr 'll! 688 -**• 10 • point on th . south llo* of th* . court, and the seal thereof, tils 21st da> ol Inorthsaat quarter of aeld Sectlo* Eight (•>* f N!Z 2 5t * A’ E A 1IOUG1 ASd theaes south 5« deg. *5 eec. east 1000 Itla Ike Coaaty Judge's Court, la and /or ' ? r tV -| |K. r iu ii Komilni. r * mof• ®r to * point M0 ft. morn or loon th* Coaaty of Hcmlnolr, Florid* Cltrli of tho Circuit (ow n , B« ml nolo Co , I ioBth of ihn nortkvrot cornor of tbo nortbIn It* Kstil# ol r rioi oe. I #not quarter of tbf» soutbonot quarter o f . •Edward W. Ilewland Citation Goorgo G. Hfrnag, • I Section biint Fight (8). thinra south 00 M uivnrr iuhwi &fl deg. Deceased. Counttl for Complainant. 33 **c., *a*r 243.5 ft, more O l less to■> a M H yN Walter II. Peter*, th* duly appointed and 2 b T u n -lte on th* soutkermost lln* of lb# proosriv of qualilled admlnlelrator ol the ratal# of Kdnard W. Ho.land, dreeaaed, bavins I . (I,call Conrt. Seventh J.dUUI C lrt.ll I «• “ H " * .. Th. In and lot H.mlasl* County, Florida. I a I f,8 • * ! - W W F . '*• ' " . - ' S 1" through th* filed hi* petition In th* court ertl'li'l tbat and* of the eald James II. Iliye#, being tho lb . internet of -Edward W. Rowland, de­ Ckaacaty I present graded right of way which for cs aled In Lot 7 of Ulock 7 of Tier 2 ol the J. n. Jon... Complainant 0 fd „ of | ir.l y.oa're ha. been bren. open to t h * publlh city of Sanford. Florida, be declared aaaela Publication I MHougb the lind* of th* th# aald Jam** If, In' the hand* of tho administrator for t b . James O, Jrlks.Jr., Ttuatac, et . ? " ,I*,M * * I Bryre and aa ia shown by tho preJimlnary payment ol debt* and authorising and di­ al.. Dsfendanta. „ (ot Elis, y,T*> r tfad* by C. R. flameey, highway anrecting (hr..aid administrator to t4k* pooo( ,h • CoUB‘ F ol Somlnoj*. State o / aeaaion of and aell the said Internet of said ablt°h JC.mj*lks, ‘ Ms **wIf»*.rj • mrs*(T* Jdka^Jr. I Kdward W. Howland In said lands; and said and Elisabeth C. Jelka, hit wife, E d ia u f 1 petition conforming In all' reepocta to the Barnard and 'Mary J. Barnard, hla drlfr, | , And It further appearing from tald pollrequirement uf law In curb case* mad* and Theodor* lUrtrldgc, F. Hartrldg* end and I tlon ___ _____ w ____ __ that_It ___________ la necessary that____ th*. _lauds of provided; Thomas Hartrldg*. . . j »*Jd Jam** IH llryca over and through th* Ili*PP**llng frum the affidavit ol l*>Koy|(*td right of way peat** I* necessary to be Now, therein*, you, Annie Howland, Helen Kowiaud, Waller Itumia d and Elis- II. Giles of aoMcHor* for complainant, herein had and taktn by th* County o l Borainolo, alirth Kaj*. ai d all other person* liiterrelril Aled. that tb* defendanla above named ar* I (or tb* purpose of a public highway; and It other than th* atat* ........................ .. “ ol * furthor appearing from raid potltioa that ■ In laid real (slat* ara commanded to bp and reltiienti af a state dppear before the County Judge'* Court of Florida; that thar* la no farpon In th* elate the Couiily of Seminole, and the aald James Somlaele county, Florida, on or brfure the of H-rid* the ter vice ot a subpoena upon If. flrjc* cannot agree upon '* reasonable 16th day ol January, 1817,'and ahow cauts whom would bind said itelrndantaf that rnmponsatlon to l>* paid lor-aald right of H I V ! * . * if any you have, why said petition should ■aid defendants ar* »vcr twsnty-one yoars I way l rraldenca <f age. and that their place O■ dot le granted. N*w. therefore, this It fo command -all . ■ Given under my hand and.thewpil ol the unknown, , f>ersone interrat, <1 in, or having liens upon County Judre'a 'Court of Hymlnolo CounIt I. thrt.Torw ordered that you do «P- ho .bovr Vc.rVllcd nrorKMv .o n c 4 J .Ptre focember, 1918. ‘ 'a, thl* 4th day of December. 19 pear to th* complainant'* bUl herein (U*d ^ VP. ^ " " b^tore ^ h i^’jodeS owe ty, Flotl'l GEORUE G. HERRING. I*»i i.or' Ru 1 . r *D.u ; , o yi f f i . 1® ^ . u t u „ oiy °o u,r County Judge. being, a Rule Day of I Seminole, Stat* of Florida, id th* court 31-Tuca-ttc said court. . | bout* In Hanlord, Florida, on th* first MonIt I* further ordered that thia notice , I day' In December neat. Ih* asm* b«(ag a published In the Hanford Herald,, a n* -Iful* Day «f our Circuit Court, aed on th* In the Cti call Court.. Hevenlh Judicial fit - paper published at Sanford lo the count l 4th day of Dmmbar, A. D. IBIS, to ahow call. In and for Ih* County ol Hcmlnale, of Somlnolr, atat* of Florida, one* 1 what 'merest they or any of them may Floilds, In t hancery for eight consecutive weeks. have in th# piuprrty prklch th* l iuoly of W. 11. Browning, Complainant Witness E. A. Douglas*, VI: Ctrcult Court, ^nd th.* . . . ! ol ..Id eouM mtd a. .f o ^ o l d ' and lu itac t i Air*. Annl* B. Clark, Mr*. at th* court houae In Shntord. this K * ?J i5 T tta t I h i S ^ l n v ol I h l^ a a i S Duka Fierce, widow ol G. W. day of November. A. D. 1818. ^ hay? ..Id n.oMrtv !^e.,ld McCall, tbo Hairs at L » of .... K. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk. ^ f* o^th, Use* and purpose**act tortT la '. G. W. McCall, ilrcoaaed, B Citation DV J il.n -,. for rnmnlalnsnt . .I**111! " " h.i.tojof* filed In thl* rauao Uy I'almir, Armour A Co., a Solicitors Complainant Bill to by lb* tafd L. P. Hagan, re Chairman of tho J.* McMillan, (corporation, U i p v i a t i u i t , W. a w* • me u *-* 2B.Tua*e-Utc (Julrt Board of County Commieeionnre, Semlnoto Jr., Draka Ennla Green HhVo 1 ilia County, Florid*, acting for and on behalf Co., a corporpratlon., Wllaob In the Clrcalt Court, (t*vealh Judicial Clr. of Ih* Board of County Commiaaloanre and & Toomer 'Fertliiaer C o . ■ cull, la and for III* County of Nemlnol* tr'and on behalf of ih* County of Sem­ Corp., J W. Grave*. G*o. W . Hlai* of Florida, In Ch*a«*ry inole, flute cf Ftoild*. against Ih* eald Lord Co., a Corp., Nannie B. First National Rank ol Han­ James H. Bryre, or elee b* harp'd forever Giles and Jam*. U Gllca. b*r • ford. Florida, a corporation, from claiming or iterrlalag any rgbt. tula Hu,bend U. E. rioof Machin­ Complainant Citation. ur Interest In and to th* above deecrihed ery Co., a f nrp., tha llelre at va. Foreclosure property. Herein fall not, aa otherwstao a Laa of Call* Mitchell, doJaap ar T. Turner and Harsh ot default will ho entered agalnat you. teaenl,' Defendant*. Susan Turner, Defendant* Mortgage Witness, E. A. Douglass. Clerk' of I ho To Mr*. Annl. B. Clark, Mr*.'Duh* Plarao, To J**p«r Turner and 8arah 8ar*h Hu.an H J**p*r P. Turn.r circuit Couit In and for Herelnol. County! widow of G. W. McCall, tb* Il*lr* » Law Turner,. residing within tbo Unlud HUteo of ntata ef Horlda. and th* u *l of aald-couri ol O. W. McCall, decreed. Th# Draka jAmerica, >»»•» Pl*»* ®I reeldeare *t Hanford Fla., on tblv tho 24th day *( Ennla Uraon Bhoe Company, a corpora- la -unknown, and to all other persons claiming I October, 1818. lion, Georg# W. Lord Company, a cor- an Interest In Let No. 2. Block B. Brown'* . ^ „ ... . . , ------K. A. DOUGLASS, poratlon' the Ualra at Law of Call* Mll- Hub-dlvl*lon Bock Hammock, aa a* *bown shown In I Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Somlnol# Co., Rub-division of Back clerk rhtll, deceased: PUt Uook D. p*g* 53. ol tk* record, ol OrFlorida, I( appearing from th# affidavit of Gaorg* angw county. Florida, of which HatnlaoU I O*o. A. DeCottes O. llerrlug herein duly 8U.1 that ha la aolie- county w»* formerly a part, being a «ubAttorney for Petitioner Itor and counsel lor tb# above named com- division ot th* R H of N w )(i WM ol N W K : | 18-Tu*^8tc N K K ofo»W H t •n d-H W ^ t-o f-H tf*t'"f 8vr« (dalnant In the aboya »tyj*d *»u*^ .‘ " 'l ,h ,t _ ,, _ . _ , . __ a I. tb . btltel of affiant that th* dofondaaU, tlon 8, Township 20 south, ot Rang* 8 1 . , Mr*. Annl. U. Clark. Mr*. Duka florco. *as(. containing 3 arr**. more or Icee. I P ' 1* ! c *fl widow ot G. W. McCall, the hair* at lap of t appear ng Horn th. affidavit ot Georg. l & ' J * V f * eg B L g ? -6 - ^ ,f U. W. McCall decreed,, tbo Drake Ennis G. Herr ng, hsrrln dull fllad, that he I* *o- I Wllhelmlna Adems. In Her Green 8h0. Compary. a corporation. (,#org# lleltor and counsel tor the complainant In th* | W. Lord Company, a coruotatlon, and tb* above styled cause, th* First Nailsnal Bank Own Right and ah Etarutrii of bclr* at law ef Call* MluhaU, d.cereod are ; r t ^ d r m r i s . ;."*rm ^;.vi«” . V d v . t i Q- A,,‘ ,n,• rraldrata of a auta other than tbo.ataj# of It I* tb* belief of l b . affiant that tbo drtind- . Citation Flotldaj that tb* p l» c of roeldonc* and ad- ant*. Ja*p*r P. Turn.r and Har.h Hu.an ekt4. c . W„ wl; k, Truare*. Hill to dr***** of tb* eald defendant* are Mrs. Turner are non ra.ld.nta of the aUt# el Uob „ t ||. Ramsey, Trustee, GuleC • Annl* B. Clark, place ol raaldaaco unknown. Florida- and are now residing In tha United j . p. Mturelwhlt* i W. II. Till# Mte. Duka Pierce, place of reaidoMo Haw- Hlatca ol America, their aiact place of real- Howard. Co-1'arlnara, du|ng klnavllle, Geroglp. Drake Ennla Green Shoe dene* not being known to affiant. That th . tualne*. aa Muaselwhita l Company,‘-a corporation, place ol hualnea# said d.leod.nta are over th* aga »f 21 Howard. Fairfield Lumber Co., jand address unknown, tb* tiaorg# W . U fa yaars and that there la no parson In tb* , Corporation, tho Hairs at Company, a corporation.' place ol biul^eia atat* ot Florida, tho rervlr* of a suhpotna q| Jjiu , oltelow. J. W. and mddrra* unknown; tn*l th# newre apd upon swkom would b* binding upon tha aald wumott, W. A. Whitcomb, addresses of tha hair* at law of O. W. Mc­ daleadanU. Catrlv Oleann, widow, Anna W. Call. dacaaicd, ar* unknown; that th# namoa Wherefore, you, Jasper P. Turner and 1 Maran, J._G. Moran, Wm. D. and addrcaae* of tb* hair* at law ol l* ll« L. mob , Mitchell are unknown; that tha said defend, Sarah Susan Turner, and all otbsrs claiming I N p r l o a n interest In th* above dea- I }{**” •*, ,Jli7 i0f rlghl, title or Interest ants are over tb# ag# of twenty-one year*, any right, ad land* ar* are ordoHtl ordered to ■ _ appear to th# | Deceased, Defendant*. and that there la no parson lo the stale o| mILed II ql complaint duly flUd inutSST thD cauae, on |To Cha*. C. Warwtek, rru.tee, ItoWrt Ur Florida tha ^acrvlcn oL e auhpoana , upas l ill R.m**y,'Tru.tee, Falrfieltl Lqrubtr .1 whom would b* binding upon th* aald d*- Monday the 5th day ol February, A. D. 1U17. the -aama. being • euU stay *4-th t* rnypOTglloii, th l a w •( ■■ re W — — | % i| l| p v t U l l U U i i n *.1 IT.IrVm **v __ fondants; -------------------------- ------- i l U l fi . s j aiWu a w , , . . . . I • Ulgvlqw, Deceased. W. A. Whitcomb, Turret or*, you. M u . Duke Plarre are or­ e“ Vr , s -S. It la lurtbar ordered that th a notlre bo Carrl. Oleaon. Anna W. Moran. J. O. dered lb appear to tha bill of complaint '111 tba 'flaoford Herald, a new*Moran, Wm. D. Olreon; tiled In tki* cause, on or before Monday, published piper published in tfomlnole county, Ptortb* Rib day ot, January, 1817; and you. Mrs. ids, one* a week for olgkt conaccutlvs weak*. It appearing from the aCdavtt of Grergo Aanls B. Clark. The Drake Ennla Green Witness,’ E. A. • -Douglas*, clerk ol talda I -O. Herring, herein duly filed, that he ia a * a -a • — — a - l t . i l _____ I — I t a a ka a t . n w a 'S\OSS*b A Mho# Co., a corporation, the Debra* W. Lord Company, a corporation, ar* ordared lo RpMir to th« tald till ol complaint on • r betore Monday, *bw *4brd*r-ol F*bre*rr. 1917; and all parti** claiming an Internt under O. W. VleCall. decarecd, or oth*rwlee, In Lot 18 ol Block " I V Mlteh*U aurvay ol I^vg Grant, Bemlnol* county, Flor­ a list* Other-then tha etat* of Florida, sad Ho?ilrltor for Complainant. ida, and *U parties clelmlng-an Inure,t un­ that the places ol reridenr* and addr 27-Tu*vBle der Call* Mitchell. d*c*awd. or otherwise. , ol tb* aald defendants' are, Charlao G. WarIn Lot IB of Block »IV * Mitchell Survey of I wick, trustee, 1'hlladrtphla, Pa.; Hobarg II. Levy Grant, Bominole county. Florida, are la tha Circuit Coarl Srveath Jadlctel Cir­ f Ramsay, trust*#, Philadelphia. Pa.. W. A-•idared to appear to th* bit) of complaint cuit, S r mini lr t . uni). Fforlda. la Whitcomb, Bloomington, 111., Carrla W . duly Bltd la aald caus* on or before Mon­ f'hsncery , IOlreon, Duluth, Minn.! Anna W. Mora day. th* 5th day of March, A. D. 1911, tha Seminole Cau ty Hank,* a atrDuluth/ Minn.; J. G. Moran, Duluth, M l •am* b*i*g a RuU Day ol tblv court. It poralioa, organised and atlsting and Wm. D. Otaoon, Bolton, Ga.; tb<t la further ordered that thl* nolle* b* pub- under tha law* of lb* atat* ol said drlepdanta are over tha age ol twost Ub*d In th* Hanford Herald, a newspaper Florida, Complainant on* yaars:/that there la no person In published in Seminole county, Florida, one* v». Citation •tata ol Florida tbs sarvlao at n aubpr * week for twvlvr consecutive weeks. Ebstnrter C. Tyler, Defondant. j upon whom would bo binding upon Witness E. A. Douglas*, dark ol lb* cir­ To F.henaaer C. Tvler, e-o A. M. Tyltr. said dr fondant*, and It further appaa cuit court and tb* aaal thereof, tbi* 5th Ocean View, Dilawer*. 1from th* affidavit aforesaid that tha day of Docamher, A. D. 1918.' . . It appealing from an affidavit duly nrea (Had „ , l d L u m b , f Company la a cor aavu duty Isee)) N. A. DOUGLASS. In tha above elated raueo * ' /°»/D,*/a * *,0 r I whose offlre and prfncipnl place ol Clerk of tb* Circuit Court, Somlaoto Co., eomi lalaant, that It Is th* bellsl _____ of ______ affiant I ind wkcM eucceesora and naalgna nre Florida. Georg* G. Herring. that you, Kh.ne.er C. Tyler, are * rnaldent H u.w n. aad thill Hila* Bigelow ha* Solicitor (or Complainant. of a atat. or country other than th* alaU of lku | „ vtnB k, lrl| ,„«j fo ,u rs 31-Tue»-l»te .. Ftoilda, and thnt your plar«.of realdanc. la UvM whotm B, ra„ - * B(J pl.ee. uf Oreaa View. Delaware, ia ears #1 A. M. are unknown; la Clrcall Caurl, Bevealh Judicial Clrralt Tyler; and U further appearing from said la and fat N ealseU County, Florida. In affidavit that It la Ik* ballsf of affiant that Therefor*, you, i.aariea i Cbaactry you nre over tb# ag* of twaaty ana years, trustee; Robert if. Ramsey, tr J. It Jonr*, Complainant and that* la no person in th* atat* af Flor­ Whitcomb, Carrie Cleeon. Anna W. ida, the sarvlea of a subpoena upon whom J. U. Moran and Wflllara D. (Maun va. Jama* O. Jelk*. Jr., Trust**, at al.. would b* binding upon you: tharefore, you. derad to appear to tha Bill ol C< Defendant*. Ebaneter C. Tyler are ordered to appoar to filed in this caus* oh Monday, th* th* bill of complaint duly (led in this rauao of December, A. D. 1818, tk* earn# To th* unknown hairs of pad all parti** claiming latari-ats under Jams* O. Jelka, Jr.; on or before Monday, taa 1st day af Jan­ a rule day of thia court, and th* Fi umber Company, n corporation, a trust** for Elfaabtth C. Jalha, hla wife, uary. 1811; a rul* day of this eourt; H la rtloa claiming Interest under tha and bis successor* in trust, Jamad O. Jelka, furtk«r ordered that thia nolle* b* pabtlehad Irlteld Lumber Company u U* . In th* Sanfird Herald, a rawspapor publishJr. and P.llaabatb C. Jalha, hla wife. Edward Barnard and Mary J. Barnard, hla wife, Is HamlaoD rounty. Florida, oar* a weak (or ore or assigns, or otherwise, and all claiming Interest under RUu Hlgel Theodora Hartrldg*, F , Hartrldg* and (our coae*cutivu *rsks. Wit news my hand a* clerk of tk* Circuit coaand, or otherwlee. In tha property Tboraaa Hartrldg*, or any of them, ar otherwise claiming Inured In’ th* property Court of fiamlnol* oounty, Florida, on this had being In H*mlacl* county, Mnrldi described as follows: BEK of H W " hereinafter described, and to all partle* tb* l l t b day of N orsnM r, 1818. 28. Tp. 20 B, Rant* 22 B., 5 W U al (seal) B. A. DOUGLASS, elaluuac -an Interest In aald property, toClerk of the Clrsnlt C-oart ol tb* Sovaath and N W K of B W t{. 8ee, T«, Tp. arils Begin (our and Un on* hundredths Judicial Circuit, BamlnoU Co., Fla. - Rant* 82 E., 8 E !i of. •halna; - north ol eouthwoat corner of Lot ■« He J , Hoc. 28. Tp. *6 8.. Three <l), Section Thirty four 124), Town­ Geo. A. DeCottes, Hollrltor-and of Counatl for Cumplalnaat. N E K *f NWW of Sac. 2 ship Twenty (20) south, of Rang* Thirty 21-Tusa-Blr Rang* 22 E. Also alt of tho on* (21) east, run north eighty on* de­ Her. 18, Tp. 20 8 .. Range 12 _ gree*: test twelve and tw*nty *1* on* hun­ dredth* ahalna; northerly along read eleven la tho Clrcalt Coatt. aaveata Jadlrtal Clr. Bag. at th* HR corner of tho and twenty on* on# hundredth* chalni; call la and for Hemlnals Cnnaty, Florida N E U ., run N. 242 t-2 yd«l 147 2-2, yds; thane* 8. 81 -l-fi w«*t two hundred and nln* t*«ti north two L. P, Hagan, Chairman of Ih* W. 237 H yd*.: thane* 8. 181 yd yda; hundred and nine fret; w**t on* and thirty Board ot County CammlaaiaaE. 406 1-9 yds. to b*glaeing; al threw ona hundredth* chain*; north *1* had anc Hemlnole County, Fleilda, beginning ginning at tha t)>a NE corner of u •evenly on* hundredth* chains; north forty acting for sad on behalf cf 4b* W . 818 4-7 yd*, thence 8. 140 two degree*i want to araat lln# ol Bocllok, lleaiu ol County Commit818 t - f yda; thaaco N. 140 yda south 10 beginning. alontrs, and for and on b«bal( You are hereby ordered to apnsar to th* el tbo County of Hamlntdp, ■Inalag. Also as reft th* rllbl Oraag* county, Florida, (or um complainant'* bill of complaint herein filed, Hut* of Florida ’ , material oa W R « I HRIl at NBK on or before tb* 3lh day of March, A. D. v*. .Citation 1817, tb* earn# being a Rul* Day ot said Jams* II. bryaw. reserving title and possession when businaa* that in .) e o n . before the board. _ A. K KKY Caehtor 33-Tu*a-4tc * THE HOLIDAY SPIRIT *•* • IS EXEMPLIFIED AS MUCH IN YOUR XMAS DINNER AS IN THE GIFTS YOU SELECT ' *i < # •• • m . Every M eal you eat might be made a little better and a little cheaper. Observe the three leading elements o f shopping---- QUALITY-QUANTITY-PRICE No article is necessarily econom ical because it is cheap. They often sell fo r little and are W orth Less. We have striven fo r years, and today are making more determ ined efforts than ever to make our Grocery Departm ent one o f high service and econ­ omy to the people o f this com m unity., W e know that any purchase you make here is one o f econom y and reduces the present unreasonable cost o f living. A FEW HOLIDAY SPECIALS Candies Nuts Raisins Figs Oranges Bananas Grapes Etc. Turkeys Chickens Oysters *Rex Brand Canned Meats Wesson Salad Oils Richilicu Brand of Canned Goods Roy^l Salad Dressings Plum Puddings ' Fruit Cake Already Made or the ingredients to Make Them Right California Celery Asparagus Tips Codfish Smoked Halibut Premier Salad Dressing Florida Syrup Maple Syrup Buckwheat Flour P. M c C U L L E R CATERER TO THE PUBLIC hour* or more of waitinR the^boys went to look for him. and fognt him patiently waiting for the snipe, They had a hard time trying to con JEWELER SUITE 9, COURT HOUSE . PHONE 141 vlnce him 'that tho whole ploy woa M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : • a jokp and Fcdder still believes there SANFORD, . FLORIDA ia aomething to that anipe buainess FJCKARD'S IIAND-PAINTED CHINA if the proper men could bo* found to GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER do the drlvihg. , 10GERS' PLATED WARE J We did not learn about the game ELGIN A N D W A L T H A M W A T C H E S killed’ but underitafld that several dead ones were left at the camping I b CANCER, GOITRE and TUMORS grounds. The trip waa greatly en­ Cur* Them Without Cutting Them Out jo y e d -b y tho bunch a n d ‘ thoy re­ ORLANDO, - 'FL O R ID A turn ed home feeling like school boys Alter a good vacatibn. SCHELLE MAINES HENRY M c L 4 U L I N LAWYER Dr. J . A. TR0VILLI0N SPECIALIST Magazines Periodicals Soda>Water Confectionery . Cigars and T o b a c c o s 1041st. St Phone 182 C. H . D I N G E E Plumbing and Gas F i t t i n g *11 Work R eceives M 7 Pcraona Attention And Best Efforts - V °PHelto City HaR • N o 20 REDDER HELD THE BAG Hum an Lobsters. Ifuuy wom en nn* llko the RiMThqi o f SUCCESSOR TO W. IL UNDERWOOD turning tldo to flnat It /n u n It* tfiiiix>P R A C T IC A L H O R S E S H O E R rnry prlsnu. Then* on tho rock*. It 205-207 O ak A ve. Phone 244 w ould remain to die,- although a slight effort would onahlu It *t<> reach the w ave*, toM ln g only a fe w f w t lielow. T licro are m ouy huninn loh*tom, incrc "h a n g er* o n " o f society, w ho nrc enter­ taining theniHcJvu* with the Idea that Nellt* af AppJIcelfefi far Amendment I* Chatter ef Hanford <’«>*-C*la nettling because they uro women Ib e y nre to bo ('em,ear Net if* la hereby give* that we, the un|io1|hh1 without putting forth any of' derelgned. preeldent-and-aecreury ol th# fo rt theiuielve*. Sanford Coca-Cola Rattling Company, by order *f th* •toekboldrr* thereof mill apply to th* Honorable flow-mar ol Lbe State •( Florid*, at hla efocutiv* Office, at TaUaM 08 M 8000000800000V h«»»*«. in tald »t«l», on January 12th, 1817, at I* d . o'clock a. m- nr a* *oon thereafter aa « e can be heard, (pr lettera patent, fcrantlas an amaadmani to tha charter of tha aald Ban/ord Coca-Cola Doitllag Com­ pany, and a copy ol aald application la now ea Ola with tha IKercatry *f State ol Flor­ ida, aa required by lav, and below thl* no­ « — n ..v i l .L .J (| _. lle# appear* lb* copy ol tb* propoaed One ,Inch Card. ii'm WUI r,Be Published Un cKanga la aald charter, and aame la duly der This Heading At The Rate Of 17.28 publiahad, aa required by law, Per Year. Witaaa* our corporate aeal and •(mature, thl* the llh day of pactmber, 18 8 Hanford Coca-Cofn Bottling Company, Per T. C. Parker, Prealdant, II. D . Pariah Berrelary. 33-Tueo-ttc LEGAL ADVERTISING :: BUSINESS CARDS Dr. H. H. McCaslin Wilson & Honsbolder Elton J . Moughton AUCHITECT t * * •— ..GEO. A . DEC0TTES.. ATTORNEY open *d the sni SANFORD WAGON WORKS lobster which, If left ujHin 'the rock* One and two horse Wagons Made Ly-HMMHMqHHnjj-iidc,—wtilfw-for-thr* re­ in ^anforUy on-hand a t all times.- Commission Mon Showed ilim IIow DENTIST To Hunt Snipe et Night A jolly bunch- of commlaeion mpn Office In Garner St Woodruff Building w*nt ,0 lAimon BlulT Saturday oh Formerly Occupied By * h»t was supposed to j»e * c*mp Dr.' W. K. H ow a^eholder bunt but later Information seenu t? , P01"! to tho fact that all they wanted a inipe hunt. The party con- TB0M A8 * M *<^ 2 , o u g o ff IIOUH1IOLDKB J, of M e«ni. Dutton, Fedder. »Um»n, Wilson, Henry. 8 ymee, PP*. Jcrvey and Etdridge and the law yers • P » m made in Dutton’ s boat to toon Bluff where th e / camped. Sanford. Florida “Mint stories began from tho time * Party left * the d ty dock until • I P m lv8d »t Lemon Bluff with ' vrevfMult th it Fodder was «ry much excited and anxloua to nil luck! Snipe , hunting waa •iikJJ1 ? P « ° 1)8 the groataat.outdoor O ffice ia Ye well Bldg. Sanferd. Fla 1 Florld» »nd the plan « u Practice r 4, 7B4 uhdafclineri, hereby apply to th* G a m a o r 'o f tha Btat* of rlorlda. for an amendment to tho charter of tha -Sonford Toca-Cala Bottling Company, and hereby certify that on December 4tbl 1818, al a meeting of all of tb* atockbolder* of aald Company, tb* fo lowing reaolutlona waa unanimously adopted: Where**.'It I* deemed advleabt* to abolpreferred .lock of. | thl* Company, l»h tha pr . r and to changu lb* par valu* of the tUck Tharefore, B# It R**oK*d, that Artirl* Three ol th* amended charter af thl* Ccmpan;y b* further co aa to read a* folio* low*: 1Arlid* Three. Tb* amount of lb* captal ftock of thia corporation abiil b# FfTtaon Thou.end Didlaie. all ot which ahall bo common etock. nod tbo ibtreo of thl* ateck •hell b* of tb* par value of un* Hundred Dcllcre each, to ho paid for ia .awiul money or t* propetty. labor or tarvtceo at a ;a*t veluatloa, to be determined by th* Boatd ol Direttat*.' W# further certify that Ih* above rtaolutlon appear* a* nait of Ih* minute* af said rettag' n du* lorn*. Witnea* our a.gnatura, tlla Ih# 8lh day *4 It ia lurcher.ordered that this notice bo published In tb* Hanford Herald, a. news­ paper publiahad ia Hanford, in in* Fount* of Seminole, etat* ol Florida, tone* a wren for twalv* consecutive weak*. WTTnese B. A. Doogtaaa, clerk of our clrehraut court, and tho real ol aald court at lb* court botis* at Baalord. thia 27th day DM *fi*irford*C*«#.Coia llaliUag Campany^ • af Novwmb«r, A. D. 1818. Par T . C. Parker, Pie*.dent, (aaal) B. A. DOUGLASS, U C. ParUh. Secretary. Da via k Glfos. Clark. 3>.Tu**-4to t w S T i i S Complainant. , Mr. °! aa **v- 1*r'-h.‘^ r h b*iB d;y. £ ____ bavo baoa *ihausted, To all person* latarealad In ar bavlug liana r.K *1 tha N W K and Wl< < upon th* following d**rtlb*d property, altlr.1, “Tp. 20 8, “Rang* 22 E., •■*•- lying and helng In th* County of Bo ■ "th* Bnr ..... of ----------Coi tnlalnt fool*.:, State ef Florida, and more paitlf partlru- ta qp^oar to file* in tbi* case, OB Monday, the 5t » rly described ns follow*, to-wlt; •Vl N E K ol N E K 4. Twp. *«, B, of of Fabruary, 1817, 'the asm* being day of thia court. Kongo 82 B ut. B W ^w f_ NEK R*c. 8, Twp. 20 B,* it ta furth«r ordered that t M l | flat publiahad lu tha Sanford Herald, of N7>K Hoc- 2, Twp. 20. 8, of paper publiahad in SUmlaoi* count) Rants* *1 But. Ida. for twalv*. consecutive Weeks. • NHK ot NWK Bu. 8. Twp. 29. 8. of X Witaaa* E. A. Douglas*, Clock Rang* 22 But. Circuit Court, and tk* aaal that N V K X N W k R#e. 2. Twp. 2V. 8. of :0 tb day *t October, A. D. 1818. (ual) B. A. DOUOLA8S. Clack af tha Circuit Coo/t, Homfoali #1' - ^ ■ t County, n r ,I d a . r Com; fo rap) aln sat. * JlvVC �I ing of wsUrway* fa the logical (an« Chrietmaa haa become a nightmare the natural) remedy for high freight to moet bread-winners who have to rates. Orlando pays a much higher WHY NOT? I. HOLLY. Editor HAYNES, Business Manager pay the cost. Why -not quit giving presents to any person over four­ I I n r 7 Taaattoy u d lM4*jr' teen years old and let people over that age merely exchange Christ *ria* HERALD PRINTING COMPANY cards? * There is no reason ’ why adults should buy and exchange expensive presents at Christmas time. The season was’ never intended for that Ila « m a tf by canto* ILN r « Ym* la purpose. It.stands for an exchange U m w n is*, h r Meats la U t u m Mato Be MaSa ef OtTVe of goodwill- and good cheer, but not of costly gee-gaws. The children, of course must have their gifts but they need hot be expensive. The ordin- rate of freight than Sanford, some twenty miles nearer the distributing centers, not beealse Sanford is twen­ ty miles nearer but because Sanfort has water transportation. If Or­ lando and Orange county were to bond for an amount sufficient to build a navigable canal from San­ ford to this point it would bo the moist profitable money the town and county ever invested. It would not require such k large sum as might appear at first thought. Let our constructionists think this over, and start something, The canal would pay for itself in th r course of a period—less than five years, prob­ period—I Such be of ably. 8 uch a waterway . . would . vaster benefit titan* the brick roads for which the county spent upwards of half a million, and it is likely that a canal would not cost much if any more. RISK N O T -W A N T N O T II Pay no attention to big dividends in get-rlch-quick scherfies, •for they usually end in disaster.* account Invest your funds in an interest account at this bank and be sure of your principal A N D Y O U R IN TE R E ST. Safety is our Watchword. P EO P LES B A N K OF S A N FO R D dollar toy than from a-ten dollar ornament. Christmas giving has been greatly abused. Persons giving expensive presents when they sre not financial SANFORD, FLORIDA 0. L TAILOR- R. R. DEAS Csdtlw Ats’l Cadtfar Iy able to p a y -fo r them and when P. L WOODRUFF Vke-PrssWaal they urgently need the money for some other purpose. Many of them take the money which ought to go OUR CHRISTM AS ED ITIO N to paying their bills and purchase The Sanford Herald has been issu­ costly gifts for relatives and friends It is a falso proposition in economy ing a Christmas edition for the past It entails succeeeding weeks of de­ eight years and that means that we river steamer Oaceota, died at h is' be perfected this year and suitable livered attacks in the bend of the privation, of being "hard up" for have brought out one of these edi­ homo, 28 Roselle street yesterday a f ' ground purchased that will prove Cerna river, on the Macedonian money for the necessary expenses of tions every Christmas every year ternoon. He was a well known and 1not only good fair grounds but will front. Thero haa beeij violent artil­ that we have been in Sanford. The highly respected citizen here and be fitted up for summer amusements lery-fighting on the Somme front and life.— Punta Gorda Herald. Congratulations to Kissimmee. Christmas edition Is issued each was next to the oldest man in point as well and the stockholders can be the vicinity of Hill 304 at Verdun. ----- -O -----She will bulkhead her lako front, • year in order that Sanford may be the of service with tho Clyde St. Johns assured of a paying investment from SOUTH FLO RID A AND H. C migpty fine Christmas present. The reply of the German chan­ tho shopping center for miles around. river line, having been with the com - j the start. Tho fair idea is gaining OF L. cellor, Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg, One rActhod by which south Flor It means that our business men are pany twenty five years. His many ' ground every day and the hold backs to the latest representatives or the H ow 'abou t tHls Community Christ! anxious for the trade of tnis section friends will- be grieved to leaFn of are over shadowed by' the boosters • mas Tree for Sanford this year. It idians can aolv* the high coat of liv United States Government regarding and are catering to that trade. It his death. ing for themselves and others is and aro In the hopeless minority* is more blessed to give than to rethe-Belgian labor deportations is ex­ means that in the Christmas edition through the production of foodstuffs > ccivp. Tho body will be taken on the The time has come for concerted pected to be delivered today or to­ in greater volume—through seeing of the Herald issued in plenty uf ------ 0 -----ateamer Lcnupc, which sails, at 2 action and every citisen of Seminole morrow, and it is stated that it will time for ' the Christmas shoppers After Christmas' comes the Sem­ their agricultural advantages and o ’ clock Sunday afternoon, and will county Should get behind this mqve- be couched " iff the Jrlendlicst terms" they will find a list of the many ar­ inole County Fair. Get ready' with grasping them. be conveyed to Trenton, N: J., ment that means so much for the and will go as far as possible toward The edition mokes If they were moro alert and ener­ ticles wanted. those displays and help to make it where the interment. will be made county in tho years to come. The meeting the Ameriran wishes. Cer­ suggestions and assists the shoppers getic,-many of our people could raise one of the best fairs in, Florida. >es!de the graves of Mrs. Sea- Seminole County Fair is bound to tain concessions, it is understood, ruits, vegetables and other food­ in making up their purchases and may bn made because of the promise irook's father, grandparents and be a success, tells them just where they can get If yqu do not see it- in the Herald stuffs for their own eonsump'tion, great grandparents. F — --------------------— of tho Dutch consul at Antwerp, what they want. today it ia not worth looking for. iut blindness to opportunities that after the surrender of that city, that, Besides his widow Mr. Seabrook Aside from the shopping facilities Wa mean the present that you want are thrust at them causes them to Belgians would not be deported. s survived b y 'tw o daughters, Miss given by the spccini edition it gives continue the unequal struggle with to buy. A German warship, described os a the national aggregation of price- the readers that warm Christmas Ava Seabrook, now with her grand­ . — 0 -----light cruiser is operating in the At- • cheer so dear not only to the chil­ mother,* Mrs. Rphcrt Gould .of Phil­ ffxccrs. '.S eein g Joe Earman's name at the Continued From Page One lantic, according to the statement of * dren but to the grown folks as we!'. adelphia nnd Mrs. Wcilford Mumby, Thousands of ncres of productive head of the Palm Iieach Post rnukca a British sea captain who declares formerly Miss Leonie II. Hoabrook, It would not be n real Christmas us wonder if Joe has shaken the dust lands await tilling and, to tho obser­ without the Christmas edition and if now residing in Okeechobee, nnd a that his vessel was held up by the prisoners. Tho booty taken by tho of busy Jax from his feet for the vant man, seem to groan beneath the townspeople arc not so eager for brot brother, Paul H. Seabrook of Charles Teutonic armies is reported- as. in­ Germans and examined. Agitation more e*»y life of Palm Reach.. Joe the weight of enforced idleness. A tho edition it is certain that thp ton, in London shipping circle* for the calculable. Is a good one and if he has taken up few men are endeavoring to -settle people living outside of the city convoy of the merchantmen has re­ - T h e ultlmnto falp of the' “Rou­ nowspuper work in earnest he Will and cultivate these lands, but qthers peruse 'every line of thfe paper and sulted. manian armies still is in doiibt, but Papermaklng. make the Post gd some hut Joe will persist in dinging to the sleep wailr­ they will begin making their pur One thousand persons are reported * they continue to retreat before the The first paper mill In America was ing habit and growling about "hard not be tied to' the Post. chases just as soon as they got this OStnbllnbcd In 1000 ue*r Philadelphia Teutonic allies whoso pursuit, it is to have been killed by an .explosion times.” * ------ 0 -----paper. It is a well known fact that nnd it wns 20 years before tho second announced, is progressing as plan­ in a Russian ammunition factory. When our people, including busi­ Congratulations to our old friend, the Christmas editions o f ’ The Her­ one wno built at Germmitown, while ned." Germans Have Improved "Tanks" Frank Harris of the Ocala Banner ness owners and salaried men, give ald havo been looked forWard to by the third, founded four years Inter In The German millatry authorities The Russians have again- launched who has reached his seventieth birth­ proper consideration to agricultural all the readers with great interest Delaware, furnished the paper that have evolved whit 1* declared to be strong attacks on the Upper M ol­ endeavor on even a small scale, and needed. day. One of tho finest men that every year and that is the principal Uenjamlu Franklin , — all join in efforts to' bring more set­ davian and Transylvanian frontiers, an improvement upon tho British over wielded a pen Frank . Harris reason why--it - was published tnis but the majority of them aro report­ "tanka" on tho Somme front and . . follows out our assertion that no one tlers to south-Florida, the high cost time. With print paper advanced Tho Roaourceful Gardener. ed Ao have failed, with heavy losses. have given them a teat in the Roudies in Florida— not even newspaper of living will become a myth, at 200 per cent over last year nnd every “ Have you a vegetable gs-den?" **I least insofar os this favored' section Some ground, however, was gained have given them a teat in the Rou­ But Mimo tho men. There may be times whenthey other commodity - that entera into started It as such. north of Dorna W atra, and Russian manian campaign 'with marked sue-, do not eat but They never die. May is concerned.—Tampa Times. the making of a paper more than chickens nnd Insects bare gotten busy Troops- dr»To3ged hostile fortes from cesses. * ITT contrast with tho el6w . ------ O -----Frank Harris live to be one hundrea, lIoublmLit-wak-wR h -much-mlaglvlnff’ I Imre decided to ca ll'If a zoological two heights in the Punta valley re­ pace of the cars used by the British, garden.'* for we cannot afford tq ln«» Mm — -----W A T K R T R AN SPOHTATrO N that we approached tho holiday sea­ gion, taking some prisoners and ma­ te German tanka run at a speed of Every Inland city in Florida that son and several conferences with the chine guns. The battle south of 25 miles an hour. Bill Russell, may his tribe In- expects to have the benefits of lower .business department of tho paper Javornitsa, in the wooded Carpathi­ A new British War Council, of ‘ crease, has a beautiful qjemoriam in freight rates is endeavoring to use and the editorial departments were an has ceased and the Russians have hich Premier David Lloyd George the last iaaue of the Pnlatka News the natural waterways that aro so held before it was deciden to at­ retired to their entrenchment. In ia a member is declared by the Lon­ on Frank Mayes, eoitor of the Pen­ abundant in this state. The making tempt a big edition at this timl>. consequence of tho retreat eastward don Evening News to have been in Continued From Page One sacola Journal who aied last Decem­ of tho St. Johns river into the inland nut the thought o f, tho kiddies and of the Roumanian troops, Russian session all day Saturday. ber. We add our bunch of flowern watorway through Flondn has tho tne older folk? who are appreciative troops on their left flank also have Arrangements have been made for I « to ihe memorial, for Frank Mayes cooperation of all the cities in cen- of our efforts prevailed ■and here it It has virtually been decided upon been compelled to retire. the exchange of Germari and British was one of N atuie's noblemen ;w hojtral Florida iywi the lower cast coast is. now by those in charge of. tho fair Little Activity on Other Fronts civilian prisoners more than fortywas taken from our cirdo in th e 1cities and in the effort to bring atAnd another thing. ’ We refused that a permanent organization will . The Entente fdrees again have dc- five years old. primo of life and in the midst of a tention to the St.- Johns river our to take any advertising from out of -I'-r-L ' !' ■ most (iseful ' career. He has gono sister city of Orlando gnve ub valu­ town tfirms comi/ig into competition from our life but he. will live for­ able aid. When the St. Johns river with local firms, we refused to take ever In our memory as one of the ia made the inland route wnich is any advertising that would lowei brightest and best men of our ngc. absolutely certain Orlando will bo our high standards of what should benefitted in many wuys just os oth- go_ into tne* homes, we ___________ refp««>< *»<«»! The jilans to have a yacht club io cr iqland cJUffl will he bsnsfltted n*aa.oI--dlfl**wn4-hlnds~thit would Iff b*iamid=3nnnr.'u;iih ihe ap^ hut Oilnndo has'nbver rested on her uny way militate against our past • i' ,• • proval of all of our citizens. A oars. This enterprising city is con­ effurtx In giving the public a clean, yacht club -here will mean that thq stantly bn the alert for better facil­ household paper. aafa * harbor and boat building fac­ ities of every description and being Wo want you to read this paper tory will .be assurod . and theso arc bottled up at the present timo a* from cover to cover. You rondera as freight tw o essentials badJ,- needed at this far ***i < u> n s iim rates m im are «<r concerned cum eim u tho mr nm making-ll-powihle rc..makin« It-possible -forTnrtOTTJn'tlmo. With San{/r$L_Qjj._lhnTJnlaud id * a -»f fenm*-^trT)rn«prWWcr is. agattT v|nce the advertisers that in The Tne Orlam.o Re­ Herald they have tho market place ilcrways a'V ogjil club here would being agitated. mean more tourists, more yachts- porter-Star »hiu the following edi in which to alsptay their wares. and ’ activity of every kind torial along this line which demon­ Tell thorn about your home paper, • * along tho lake front. The Board of strates the drift of the.times patronize (he merchants whs' havo * •* , * T rade and all tho citizens should get- • Senator Fletcher addressed tho taken liberal space.' In this edition right behind the idea, of a yacht Ntttlonnl Rivers and Harbors Con­ and let (hem know that you are club and assist in the organization. gress yesterday and in tho course of watching their efforts in trying to his remarks stated that railroad do- Induce trade to com * to Sanford ana ST ” • veiopment had not kept pare with stay in’ Sanford. For Class 2 ; pay 2 cents the first week, 4 cents the second week, 6 cents the third The Herald naa been with you a the devcloproent of the country, and week, and so on, and we will pay you at the end of fifty weeks $25.50. that tho development of the water­ long time and will bo here for a long ways of the country was necessary time yet. We never quack about Or in Class 5, pay 5 cents the first Week, 10 cents the second ,week, 15 cents the ' to insure transportation facilities, hard times, about the hign coat of .third week, and s o on, and we will pay you nt the end of fifty weeks $63.75 j The senator stated a well recognized living or about anything.that would fact. Thero may have been a time dotract from this city nnd county YOU MAY REVERSE THE O RDER OF PAYMENTS when the railroads did not desire to but now that* you know- and we * L V IF YOU WISH T O DO SO aee the waterway? developed, hut know the situation of tho news­ that condition can hardly ’ be said to papers all over the country we are For instance, in Class 2, going up, the payments start 'with 2 cents and end with exist now. The broad minded rail­ only asking that all of you stand by $1.00. If you desire to do st), you may start with $1.00 the first week and pay 2 cents road official is big enough to seo that your home paper, cut out the fnke less every week until the last week’s payment will be 2 cents. Y ou may do the same in class 5. • •_ the railroads will have all that they advertising and spend your money Make excellent; Christ­ can do even If the waterway pro­ with the people who have stood by Or you can join Class 50 and pay 50 cents each week straight through,~or you can mas presents for both jects contemplated are all realised. you and speno their money with you. join Class 100 and pay $1.00 each week straight through. So here is your Christmus number The railroad official who is not ladies and men. ' Howev­ as usual and the war in Europe pas broad enough to ace this ia not big PAYMENTS M UST BE M A D E EVERY WEEK not curtailed it in the least. It may enough to hold his own position. er orders must be given OR M AY BE MADE IN ADVANCE Railroad facilities are taxed to the not bo the biggest- paper in the early for it takes several utmost st present. The recont car wot Id or the beet but it has taken Can you think of an easier way to provide money for Christmas presents? Join shortage called for an official inves­ just as much grey matter and time yourself--get every one in you family to join. Show this to your friends and get them days to make deliveries. tigation so serious did it become, and patience and money in propor­ to join. E V E R Y B O D Y IS W E LC O M E TO JO IN . , , but it U not likely thst anything tion as the greatest paper in the See us about it today. You can join how. Call and let us tell you about'our plan. really- worthy of investigation exist­ world and best of all it is your own ed. The great and growing traffic of home paper and no big paper can the country la such that the rail­ take the place of The Herald. * roads are unable to handle it, and Death of Clyde Line Puraer congress ought not to be laggard Tho many Sanford friends of Pur­ about forwarding and encouraging all useful and worthy •waterway ser ‘Seabrook of the St. Johns river projects. 1 Thero are pork barrel line of Clyde steamers will bo grieved schemes, no doubt, but it is ;hot to to learn of his death at Jacksonville. / ---- - j —r~ —•— ■ aa*,* - i-'v — *. bs assumed that these are numerous. Thq_followlng is from -Saturday's Florida has suffered retardation be­ Times Union: “ T h e B a n k W i t h t h e C lo c k ” PHONE 148 "Ephraim Hamilton Senbrook, cause of Inadequate railroad farilK 1 tics-nnd Exorbitant rates. The open- aged 5rt vears, punter on the Clyde GERMANY WIPES UP M A N IA DIRECTOR IS HERE FOR FAI R Save for a Definite Purpose You WillN e e d M on ey H e r e is .an Easy Way to g et It A SURE WAY to HAVE It Join Our Christmas Club which is N O W O P E N M A K E Y O U R C H R IS T M A S A M E R R Y O N E First National Bank of Sanford, Florida ' �Chrittmat Edition The . advertising Jar of the Sun Brotnera circuq was here Sunday, and ywterday and the billboards and fences now depict the scenes that are ao dear to the hearts o f the children and many of the grown folks. The circus will be here on Saturday, the 23rd. «je fltpp«ning»--M ention gf ln personal Items of Interest, •—■— “ amtr, «f “ »e floating Small fllks Sacclartiy Arranged fof Harried Herald Reader* 0n, of the biggest cattle dews Ja the lU tf involves the ssle **1000 head of stock purchased 1 S J U olAre.di.brtl.. L ° iMitrd Land Company of Cw*° The Consolidated * * ta He «U t. and ha# exten£Tboldini* In Osceola, -DeSoto, Lm and other south Florida counties. .pproximate price per head JJd psrktr Brothers was $14.30. tot of oranges packed for Chrlat.{ft*. Mrs. Alexander Vaughn. JJIm $23- He,d of Pt,k Av®’ “ nd Baiter 8 * 3 1 *3 ‘ C * ’’ Marion county has had a great Ilir list * « k , attended by hundred* w blessed people who went homo ccorinced that their county ha* un­ told poaibilities for wealth and hapMs*. These county fairs are valinstitutions nnd should bo wde leading events in every county fc the state.—Miami Metropolis. } ferry host to Enterprise for JltaiTill* train. 27-10tp There is a wonderful development MU, on in the propagation of the gtikeen. Many think that-It la ono g the coming crops of Florida. There were some beautiful and mag- tiM rock and will commence puttin «b the aiphalt oil within a very hfow <D». The entire nigway through tlb county (sixty miles) is, to be so treated,, and when finished will fqaij a city pavement, - PUno and $30 rifle- no reasonable Can be seen aftertirr refused 3 8 -tt c . PM* 906 Myrtle avenue | The New Ocklwaha hotel At Eusa will be formally opened for the «aion of 1917 on January lat. ^ait» number of improvements law bwn made and an exceptional9 busy seuon ia expected. ' lUB-MV-TISM — Antiseptic, Re­ bus Rheumatism, Sprains, Neuralfk. 33-tf [ la t arrived a fresh lot of Better p i t Feed only $2.26 per sack at haford Fldur & Feed Co. 31-tf ‘ Tampa received the first car of «n that was ever shipped from Ibtkua county. It sold for 90 qent* tlon, (bat the show could not live without* adjuncts of that kind, and also sneertngly referred to the 8 un Brothers’ Shows os “ that Sunday School Show.” forip, which, ,wlth necessary in­ structions may be obtained from the Commission's local representative, Secretary, Local Civil Service Board at the Sanford, Florida postoffice, or from tho undersigneds All persons wishing (o take this examination aho(uid secure blank* and file their applications with the undersigned at once in order to al­ low time for any necessary correction and to arrange for the examination. T. C. SHAW, Secretary Civil Service Board,. 202 Postoffice Building, . Atlanta, Ga. M illinery, C hristm as N ovelties, Ever since its inception twenty five years ago, the*Sun Brothers have been deadly foes to anything'of a de­ . • • ** Anybody can tell you how to find moralizing character at\d hava kept the Sanford Flour & Feed Co.’s their shows intact and free from (t,. : Phone 295-J ■tore. . * 31-tf and today it is the only show of its Walter S. Adams of tho Thatcher sizeln America that can successfully 106 East First Street Next to McCulIers Realty Co., is spending a few days "repeat’.’ .each season town for town. in tho city and his many friends are* The amusement going people have confidence in the show, because of glad to see him gain. Mrs. E. 8 .* Tyner le ft ’ yesterday tho now nnd original performances for her home in Tampa to spend each succeeding feason, and always dic of tuberculosis for science Had simple, delivered In a quiet, conver­ Where It Costa. Christmas after a pleasant visit here of the very best. Its great cleanli­ proven that the ' dreaded white sational manner thnt. made n tasting “The Bremer r-uJnry In our rnllroipl with her daughter, -Mrs. R. J. Holly. ness and the hpnest, courtesy .and plpguo was a curable and preventa­ impression upon his audience. fair treatment given to all who visit nIiojw nnd stores.” snys n young man. tive disease. For cows and chickens use Ttice The ofTcring will be sent through t"heir shows or do business with **l» *13 ti week. Our 1m>>b any It costs Bran, 160 lb saok for $2.80 at San* them. $3 of thnt lo keep company with u girl. Beginning with a brief, interesting tho Health committee of the Wel­ ford Flour & Feed Store. 31-tf The movies, the Inke, the Jitneys. !»ont history o f . the disease which he fare Department to tne state Health The show will arrive in Qainesville A car load of Maxwell cars were by special train, service early this hire, nn occnslonnl show*—It eats up claims dates almost from tho begin­ committee of the Florida Federation tho dimes. And the hoys say It must ning of man und was first mentioned here today for a dealer in Okeecho­ of Women's Clubs, to bo used in the morning. At noon time preceding ho done— whnt wo need In this town Is bee who came here to get them. by Moses in Deuteronomy be cur­ anti tuberculosis campaign. Dr. the afternoon performance a number u get-together club with the cost of ried his audience with him through The cheap freight rates to Sanford of highly original free outside shows courting cut down, Masters came to Sanford by invi­ Womnu's Home make tnis city the shipping center will be presented to the public, all Companion. the various stages .of scientific re­ tation of tho Welfare Department for. the state. search to (lie prisent era of study nnd will return in tho spring to-fill taking place on .the show grounds and knowledge to nave the people, another program dnte. v'r . L. Woodruff and Barney Bock and absolutely free to the public.— M o st P o w e rfu l T a lism a n , and how to use what the centuries Incidentally, Dr. Masters will be a are among the latest purchasers of Gainesville Sun. In Rev. Jnine* Itldley's "Talel past have, taught us. Ho empha­ candidate for the position of State Auburn cars. v j. " Sun Brothers' Circus shows in d e n ir one of the characters ■ Abusised the Importance of prevention Health officer, as it is understood . Ey^rybody is buying their grocer­ Sanford on Saturday, December 23. dnh, n rich inerclinut of ilngdnd, who Is. haunted every night by n horrible and the negligence of the people at that Dr. Porter will not re enter the ies and feed from the Sanford. Flour hag. Seeking In n dream the talisman large in sending children to school service at the expiration of his term. St Feed Co. because they sell so SHOES AT $?0 PER PAIR of Oromunes, winch Insures earthly who . had the germs of tuberculosis cheap. 31-tf happiness, he finds It In love of God well developed, frequently in ad­ Virginia Fancy Hand Picked Pea­ Tally cards, score cards, punches, nnd submission lo the divine will. With vanced stages of the dU^nse. , Ife this tntlsmnn he Is eunhlod to.keep charted the pul* i. and* school au­ nuts at tho Sanford Flour St fe e d etc., lor bridge parties at The Her­ the hng locked tip nnd jui free lilmsell Co.’s store. 31-tf ald office. All the latest *ueaigns. thorities to lia . *• ri froin his nightly tormeut. The regular annual meeting of the Wm. Wcincrt of the Wm. Weinert amlnalionp in the stockholders of the First National Co., .well known commission house .Masters' .lertur-* w d r . Ma s t e r s h e r e P^nk of Sanford, Fin., will he held of Philadelphia left today f o r . his from tl»j» vs.;,,' tit l tie otllco of tho bank on Tuesday, home, after spending several weeks *,-♦ lie onvc v . und cnlMade an Address on Tuberculosis January 0th, 1917, pt 10:00 a. m., hefe the gUest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. l.itcrrsl : nt»'d • •* i .> Sunday Night Henry. Tho house of Wcincrt is i iod he being t!r* second. Tuesday. J q tho An unusually Inrge. and ’■•urrsent- of Ms fur. . month, for the election of a Board o f very popular here under the ablo stivo uudienrr gattirnT Hp Directors to servo for tho ensuing management of the local representa­ luter a i 11 pa: ti? it,; ..*ndMethodist rhurcit »/;» ftiindcy i *v ht year nnd for the transaction of auch tive, Charlie Henry. er ami i«-s .’ ejin.ir>a1* trvgt'meitf he to hear Dr. J, hi. Mast* n other business as may properly come ing lecture on tube: ulo-.». "T n h -r- nccbr(lc<i them itt the home and by If you want fresh groebries at a before it. culonis Suoiiae" is u d « ‘ ’ t low price' go to Sanford Flour & the public. His addre»!t was force­ B. F. W H IT E N R , by the it:iimu to lie ur.mi.<!iy o' Feed Co. store. 3f-tf ful and interrstin1r, eloquent yet 30-Fri-6tc Cashier. ed hut tii s Li the f i p l ol -i-rvat» e of /F ra n k Goirtz is hlmc from Phila­ the day held, in Sanford, although delphia whero he has been during the custom dates buck «ovon or the sumrper months working at his eight years. The Methodist, Bap­ trade .os carpenter. Mr. Gocrtz has tist and ConyregntToiiui i unureKU-. large property interests here and i. • iimvi n i t, hut still calls Sanford homo but ho says th v e • were many representativea. things are certainly booming in tho Loin otlie; denominations hern nnd mytheast. . elsewhere in. udt-d* in too audience. Georgo Marr, tho well known It is probably safe to nay that - it amusement man is in the city today was probably one of the largest au­ on fair matters d ien ces'for uu observance of this Get your Scratch Feed Poultry kind that hn‘s gnibernd in a Sanford Hrit and Wheat f/om SanfordTHour church within, the last five years. will clim b down St Feed Co. 31-tf The usual evening service of prayer yotir chimney if and song and Scripture rending was you will jo in our THE GLARING HEADLIGHTS conducted by Rev. J. A. Davidson. . Wilcox P aintings o f F lo rid a S cenery M RS. GRACE E. W IL L IA M S COUNTY IN FINE SHAPE NOW! Come, join in with your friends and neighbors in this splendid plan to Save During the Y ear and assure yourself of ample funds for next year's holiday shopping. All vou have-to do is-pay^a-fflttftll-amountrpach ' week; you will bo surprised how fast it will accumulate. N o Expense to Join Everybody Welcome Seminole County Bank Sanford, Florida ELDER SPRINGS WATER v© urrivea in ma at..,.! Wil1 *l,cna aoveral weeks ere - lnC to their northern home. brkvH|' [,ier,or of bouUvIlls, Keny i' home again after -spending nl hi* 0 ,d h° ™ ’ ’ M r. mak,n* hl* borne at Elder •ad £ ,‘ nd la in ,ove wUh Florida - anford in particular. . A p ” P**d at Sanford Flour Z f°' l,t0r®for on,yJ2’60- k a rf.i * That eVorybody laTising I * d y f-d . 31-tf l c>tyr*».Ii|,rbtrl Lym>n °f Forest Ib&onM V he clty y «t«rd a y callK , Wend, and doing aome shopH b n . A. Ddlln, a prominobt f k Z i ” Arc‘ d|a wa, In the d ty on on buxines#. L * ‘*n<>]rr.0 haa purchased a H laylor. who has been brother, Dr. A. E.* , f ° r fhe past three Tho largest, best and freshest Recommended for Those who Want stock of groceries arid feeds at San­ the Pare Spring Water ford Flour St Feed Co.’* store. 3 l-tf There are many inquiries mado at this office every week from tourists CIRCUS IS ALL RIGHT and visitors to the city about the water, many of them who cannot Gainesville Sun Gives Show Clean get accustomed to the sulphur water Bill o f Health or for various reasons cannot drink Circus day always brings a big it. The sulphur water in the flowing crowd of people to town, and the wells in this city and the city water arrival pf Sun Brothers’ World Pro­ Is pur* and good, but the taste docs gressive Shows in this d ty today will not strike the fancy, of aomO people. prove no exception to the rule. Thr'Elder Springs Wafer ls brought It is hardly neceeaary to aute htnre to the d ty every day by auto deliv­ that thia tented ehow la'all right, for ery and will be taken to your door If the reason that our citizens know ordered. Thia apring water by that it ia all right and besides It is chemical analysis la' absolutely puf^ ■imon pure, all dean and respect­ and has no trace of eulphur In it. able. Any one wishing to order can The success of thia noted tented phone Mr. Wheelfr at Elder Sprinrs aggregation haa been realized by or leave orders at The Herald office. presenting the American peopio a This is given to the public on ac* tented show entirely free from every This ia given to the public on ac­ form of graft; by keeping every count of so many inquiries coming promise made in the matter of ex­ into this office about Uu... spring hibitions, and by treating those who Water. V*. visit' these exhibitions with the utU. S. Civil .Service Eliminations most courtesy and respect It is this An open competitive examination manner of treatment which often causes one to fed more guest than under the rules of the U. S. Civil patron when he visits.the Sun Bros.' Service Commission for the position of eierk carrier in ^he postoffice,'San= flb o t a u . ' . . w i . : ;.-Lz .Many o l thelF dval showmen who fofd, Florida, will be b d d on Janu­ countenanced •the old' time confl- ary 18th, 1917, commencing at 9 d*nee man, the abeil worker, the for- o'clock a. m. Applications (or this examination teller, the abort changer and must be mode on the prescribed forms .wf graft, mad* the aaaer- $ 1 .6 5 Aluminum Six-Quart Kettle 'Usafal everyday' PU m * JM ti For preserving Oranges, Grapefruit, Kumquats Guavas, Pineapples, also for Pot-Roasting, Stewing, etc* For ONLY and tho coupon if presented on or before December 20, 1010 ■‘Wear-Ever* Coupon Replace utensils that wear out .with utengHa that “Wear-Ever^* Ws will accept this coupon' and eeo tn payment for ono “Wear-javeJ— sixquart Aluminum Ksttle, which sells recularlV' at ll.SS* •provided you preseat this coupon at stors on or before December SO, t i l l . Name • * # * • «,...... Clip the coupon- get your K ettle todayt Hill Hardware Co. HILL IIARDWAMK COMPANY �*rr- unrutm aa - 1■ T imiuom - ^ ‘ A B O U T ...A N D , . ,-A. >. ■ . PEOPLE E V E N T S -.- A RESUME OF SANFORD ’ 'HAPPENINGS UP^TO DATE CJ— u "iniiif Eiaw." *» rW r Mn- ■- A. T « W rw«. N*- m •’ country*' will decorate the windo of the. new Garner store f>n /Par avenue where the* sale will he he! Thursday, Friday and Saturday. O ld, FatMoned Cant Grinding and Candy PnU • An enjoyabla event of last week raa the delightfully old fashioned cane grinding” and "candy pull ing** weith which Mr. and Mra. MeG. Carrawsy entertained their friends Thursday evening at their hom«\ several miles out of the d ty . Neigh­ bors and friends came from all around to enjoy the fun, and great fun it was too, this return to a.cus­ tom so much enjoyed in the x »od old days of yore. Those present upon this happy occasion' were Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Telford, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKim, Mr. and Mrs. D . . Tyler, Mr. and Mra. J. F. Hoolehan and son, Mrs. J. E. Courier; Mrs. J. Q. Andes, Mrs ftobL Lord and children, Mrs. S. 8. Telford, Misses Alva and Ruth Vaughn, Nita Lctson, Minnie Wynn, Alice McKim, EUen Telford, Maude Carrawa yt Messrs. Sam Piclfens, -aFafyctte Humphreys, Bryant L. Sapp, James Cassidy, J. O. Andes, Jr., Andrew Vaughn, Mm. McKim, Mason Williams, Alex Strickland, .ex and Don Carraway. i f off lire Mias Carolyn Spencer entertained several of her -gif! friends on Wed nesday afternoon with, a delightfo matinee party, in celebration of her birthday. The party met at the home of Mlse Mollie Abernathy and repaired t o ' the theatre where the pictures were much' enjoyed, afier which the young people were taken to Bowers' drug store and served with cream and cake and cold drinks. The young hoateas received number of lovely gifts from her many friends. Enjoying the happy occasion 'were Mollie Abernathy, Me­ rits Lake, Dorothy Rumph, Helen Peck, Florence and Ethel Henry, Priuillof At(*t . Anna Mason and Lillie Ruth Spen­ A delightfully enjoyable meeting cer. of the Priscillas was held with Mrs. W. W. Long, hostess, on Thursday Attract!re Dinnrr Dance • afternoon. The hours were spent Among the society events ol the informally with busy fingers nimbly season, attractive and charming was fashioning Christmas gifts in cro­ the dinner dance given by Mr. Ar­ chet and embroidery. A salad course thur YoVell, Mr. George A. Dewas served at the refreshment hour. Cottra and Mr. L. P. MeCullar at The members are rejoicing In the re^ Hotel Carnes on Friday evening. Fancy Work and Cooked Food turn pf Mrs. J, D. .Roberta to .the Covers were laid for eighteen and Saturday afternoon and evening membership of the congenial little an elaborate turkey dinner In six the fnembers- of ijt. Agnes Guild will club. Enjoying tne gracious noscourses was served at eight o'clock.. lold their Christmas sale of fancy pitaiity of Mrs. Long were Mrs. A. The large dining room was re­ work and cooltsd foods in the buildHOI, Mrs. Eaaterby, 'Mrs. TomDaeserved at this hour for thu hosts and ng of tho new Seminole Bank on vis, Mrs. J. J, Purdon. Mr*. Richard their guests. The table appoint­ 'irst street, at which time there Pat tin,. Mrs. J. K. Parc and Miss ments were lovely, dinner being will be on salo attractive scarfs, bags, Uarrold of DeLand. served at two long tables which had center pieres ynd all sorts of beau­ l or renter pieces huge baskets * of tiful things in crochet and embroi­ pink und white rose* with rosette In Pleating Coytrdy dery, to attract tho Christmas shop Full of action and abounding in hows of . tulle. pers. Cakes, pies, salads and other entertaining situations. "The Elope­ Sparkling crystal and shining sil- elicious homo made delicacies that ment of E lim " presented last Thurs­ er reflected ngnin in the long mir­ ould tempt the appetite of the day evening at the Lyric Theatre utt rors the beautiful gowns .of the most fastidious will lie there too. In drr the auspices of St. Agnes Guild, |ladies ami the chnrming arrange-j^j)e „anre building and a t'th e same was another triumph added to those meats. The place cards ter'the>lady 1ulne the j unior Auxiliary of Holy already achieved by the local talent folks were cunning little colonial Cross Church will iujue their annual in Sanford. The leading role, Jur.a dames, while upon the cards for the sale and serve tea in the English a* Ellen gentlemen 'were inscribed novel ond Haverhill, masquerading as fashion. Another English fad that the Maid waa featured by Miss original verses. A stringed orchestra appeals to tlm daintji. wpn^n will t»o .Junie Stumon,.-but in the excellent played delightfully throughout the th e lHlWlavendar-bags, ‘'quite Eng­ performance and splendid manner evening: 'B ciw een th e courses, danc­ lish you know," of which the young­ in w h ich each ’ character was por­ ing was enjoyed and dancing follow­ er girls .*are making a - specialty. trayed, it' might be called an all star ed the dinner until a late hour.' The Violets too will he sold. It Is a newcast. The’ young people--rendered roses which adorned the tables were custom to combine St. Agnes Guild their parts with a naturalness . and given the ladies, fragrant souvenirs and the Junior Auxiliary . for the ease that was most pjoasing. Clar­ of a joyous and. happy evening of Christmas sale. The younger girls ence Mahoney, ns John Hume, -rec­ complete pleasure. The genial hosts will serve tea and one may buy a tor of St. Agnes has underiabiy, arc past masters in the art .of enter­ supper from the older girls that-may •earned the title of "professional” taining. Enjoying their hospitality be eaten in the tea booth, thus giv­ comedian and carried away a gener­ were Dr. and.Mrs. S. Puleston, Mr. ing each organisation a share of one’a ous share of the laurels. Miss Char­ and ‘ Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mr. and patronage. There is no doubt but lotte Hand, as Molly, a bride q( a Mrs* B. W. Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. the innovation will be a pleasing few weeks was altogether .adorable E. M. Gfalloway, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. novelty and a profitable combina­ and very jealous of her reputation of Wallace, Misses Charlotte Hand, tion. The girls and little folks of houaekeeper and manager. Her Grctchen Schultz, Olga Schultz, Ed­ the Junior .Auxiliary are under the make up w'a* charming. Miss Stu- na Owen, Judge Ernest Housholdcr leadership of Mrs. S. (). Chase and mon featured a role that was well and S. M. Lloyd. • Mrs. B. F. Whitncr. adapted to her sparkling, sunny‘per­ sonality, while Mias Olga Schultz Personal Mention V t C’ cry Wert Hridge once again demonstrated her charm­ Mr. W. W. Abernathy returned The members of tho Every Week ing' versatility in the character of Saturday from the afate conference Dorothy March. She w;as excep­ were charmingly entertained \>y,Mrs. of Methodist churches at Ocala. tionally good In her lines and act­ Margaret Barnes on Thursday after­ ing. The. yoiing men of the cast noon, with Mrs. A. P. Connolly w in ­ Dr. Masters of Port Orange was are also deserving of special mention ning the pretty little -bud vase that the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs, for without them and their excellent was given for tho prize.* Mrs. Con- II. C. Gerror. • * portrayal* the play could not have ndly.and Mrs. R. A. Newman and ..been a success. Humu Humph play­ Mrs. G. I. Loucks substituted for Mrs. it. E. Tolsr returned Sunday ed the-part of the devoted young absent members. A dainty refresh­ from .a short visit to Jacksonville husband, Richard Ford, In a de­ ment course .was served. Tho next lightfully naturul manner, while Geo. game will he-played with Mrs. S. E. ’ •Mr. and Mrs. Pope of Celery ave­ McLaughlin, whose tangled love nf- Barrett hostess. nue, Mrs. F. E. Steinmcyer and'Mrs. fairs stirred the sympathy of the Peabody ware u congenial party aU audience and was excellent in the Program - * tending the Methodist Conference in part—o f—Max— T o ll 1 EVcEu Much Owing to the fact that the. Ladies Ocala. credit is due Reginald Holly for his Minstrels will' be presented in Depart In the performance, for he had Land on Tuesday, Dec. ‘19th the A tubercular exhibit is on exhibi­ been cast for Hubert Shepherd at regular department program will be tion at the Woman'a Club Jtfit-the eleventh hour, navlng less than given on. Monday -alter noonr Dec. 18 •Room;— HvpryOniT'is invited to call two days' rehearsal. ^He czrrlod off, with ■MIsi'Miifgargt Davis chairman. and sec it. the character wonderfully well and Several of the Minstrel c u t hive a incidentally, earned his kits. Noth­ part on the pfogram which will be The Ladies Minstrels o f the Music ing could hnvo been more ridiculous­ featured by the music of McDowell Department that made such a splen­ ly funny than Clarenre Mahoney, and Carrie Jacobs Bond. Mite did hit on the local stage two weeks whom we cordially recommend to Davis has -planned a 'delightful pro­ ago will give a performance in Deany manager Ip. search of a rome- gram wbirh may be enjoyed by the Land on the 19th. dlen. The play deals with the tan­ general public for the moderate sum gled love affairs of Mollie's guests of ten’ cents. Hoq. and Mrs. J. F. Bouehello and the mysterious actions of all and their little son, Dallas left on concerned, but ends happily us all Saturday for Atlanta and Chatta­ Prethylrrian Dazaar plays should end. Owing to the ill­ A cordial invitation is extended nooga, an route to their home In ness of Mrs, Takach, Mrs. James Charleston, W. Vs. They were ac­ to the people of Sanford: * Taylor very generously gave her companied by their nephew, Fred To come to our Christmas tree,talent and services and sang two Wight who has accepted a position There to behold . . beautiful solos, the second in re­ with the Virginia Power Company. Tho gifts wo have made sponse to the hearty encores that For both young and old. V'" ■• ■ would not be denied, as one' of the The gifts are not many, Miss Gladys Morris and Mlia specialties. She was accompanied by So pray don't be la te ;. • Maud Entzmlnger, two former San­ Miss Margaret Davis. Another specWo have made them so pretty, ford High School girls now attending ~Vtl<*f th< Womsa’a College at Tallahassee plause was "G ood Bye My Love, We too will serve tea hold- important positions on tho col Good Bye" aung by Mr. Wm. Arlegs basketball team. * *' T o thoss who are weary — wood (Billy Arwoodl who is singing Come early, stay la te,. at thaLyric this week. Mr. Arwood And leave feeling ehecry. 9 Mrs. E. D. Mobley went up to possesses a fine tenor robuato that Presbyterian Baxaar, December M, Jacksonville on Sunday to be gone pleased tremendously. Miss Hattie 16 and 16. New. Garner Building, several Weaver, pianist at the Lyric played Park avenue. his acrompanlment and rendered a MIss Helen Rowland has accepted The foregoing invitation speaks number of piano selections through­ an office position with Dickson & out the evening that added pleasure for itself and only needs to be en­ Ives in Orlando. to the entertainment. The perform­ larged upon to Include dolls, "dolls ance was coached by Mist Oretchen all sixes', large and small, dollies Mr. C. E. Hyde of Apopka was Schultz, v. Judging by the criticisms short and dollirs tall, etc, etc.*, for tho Sunday guest of his cousins, Mr. beard as ane passed out, miss Schulu dolls will be a special feature of the and Mrs. W.' H .' Peters. . and her company of local stars have Christmas tree. Ther* will aleo be a achieved another brilliant success. "country store,'.’ an advertising me­ ' . . . v R. A. M. Election In keeping with the custom origin­ dium for the merchants who have Monroe Chapter, No. 15, R. A. Jtf. contributed small articles to be sold ated by tha Peter Pan Minstrel Oljyer J. Miller, High Priest; Oscar Show, several years ago, the ushers for the benefit of Circle D. Each L. Taylor, acting secretary, will were all ladiea, and included Mra. M. article bears tha name of the con­ assemble In regular convocation on Minarlk, Mlaa B qss Tribble and tributor. Wafers to be served with tea -tO '-on e hundred people have Thursday' evening, Dec, 14th, loti .Mlaaes Agnes and Evelyn Berner. been contributed by the National the purpose- of eloctlng officers Tor I Mrs. W» L. Morgan waa In charge Biscuit Company. A genuine bal tha ensuing year. The attendan o f the box office. sam Christmas tree from "tho north |of *11 member. I. particularly urged-j jj| || A nnovrcrd Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight an nounce the . gnxagement °f thler daughter, Margaret Louiae to Mr, Clarenre Roy Kirtlgy of Chicago, the marriage to take place Janbary . . the aecond, at the home of Mr. anc Mra. Wight on Park avenue. The yojung bride-elect is the attractive daoghter of Mr. and Mrs. Wight, charming, lovely girl who will be greatly missed in the home and «orlty circle where she ia a prominent figure. Mlaa Wight will be one ol the three popular girla that Sanford has given to other cities this season. 7 Give the Useful Kind . E v e r y a v a ila b le s p a c e in t h i s B ig S t o r e i s F ille d t o - jC O v e r f lo w in g w i t h B e a u t i ­ fu l and t io n s U se fu l fo r S u gges­ : : : GIFT G IVIN G • • . * « . A lasting rememberance can be had for each and every one at a • • ^ Very small cost. : : : : Handkerchiefs . - •Boudoir Caps Gloves Waists - Fancy Aprons -~ Silk - Sewing Bakets - Pin Cushions Silver Silk Dresses * »- * =* * i - Novelties Coats, etc. A nice Shirt _____. -- Gloves - Belts i ^ Hosiery - Hand Bags - Ties, etc. C h ristm as Goods Mirrors, Hair Brushes, Combs, NaiUFiles, Buffers, Prices Card Cases. Powder Boxes, Powder Puffs, Scissors, Clothes Brushes, Etc 4 0 C :t o $ 5 . 0 0 Full Line o f Attractive Stationery Plain Boxes, Fancy Boxes, Correspondence Cards, PaDer. Etc. Prices $ 1 .0 0 to $8 .0 0 .Large stock of Xmas Candics~-l-2 lb., 1 lb., 2 lb., 3 lb., 5 lb., Plain and Fancy Boxes; Park & Tilford and ___________ , Norris, prices 5c to $5.00 4 lb., Manicure Sets for Travelers, Prices $1.00 to $10.00. New Line Fountain Pens— • W aterm an’s — Guaranteed Unleakable and Solf-Filling; Prices $ 2.50 to $ 8 .0 0 . X m a s Cigars— Prices $1.00 to $ 5 .0 0 per Box. ’ Crepe Paper Tissue Paper, X m as Cards, Seals, E tc. C O M E A N D SEE . O U R L IN E R. STREET ID, FLA. DRUGGIST . i.\. • • 9.t i *\S * * - . II Ill �FOR ENGLAND e g Waste No. Money On LttxDuring War Time# meetings *t which appeal*, were drawn up but all to no avail Mr. Runeimsn told the hotel men that unleu th q yrsvlsod their menus he would do it for them and the Liquor Control Doarrf.said something about taking away licenses and shutting up .the places Just as a'they sometimes threaten in American cities. The hotclmen were told- It was not a question of whother or not tnoy would set a good exumplo to others, but an actual matte; of food short­ age.. .Hotel and restaurant patrons must eat le u and more choapty. If they do not,' others will go hungry. 1 Housewives have also'-planned simpler Christmas dinners. The Dec. 1 1 .— "W ish you 1Christmas" • is to be t greeting in England this I, other words, self donlsl-r'•jir denial from dism alness-Is ‘ X keynote of the countrys * Yulctidc season. Feativo l2 fa<d. riotous indulgence and u L dcbduchcry arc to give s im p l ic i ty , jot, thankfulness, r.koalbts for the wounded, the 1 ” T ; nd the soldiers and sailors y , fighting for their country. minge pies, the raisins and nuts are ,dtent of the food dictator sufficiently alarming, and the possi­ ^ realisation by tho British bility that by buying and eiting too Li, that after two years of War profusely of these things they writ urgent nead for the huaband- Imperii the food supply of others is r . tfcjr food store*, is respon- beginning to be realized. Among the signs of a simpler \forthf simplicity of the coming 0f joy and thanksgiving. Christmas will be the abandonment „ o previous Chriatmaaaoa in of decorated displays in butchers', i W were celebrated according to poulterers' and provision shops. time of feaating and With’ thevapproach of the holiday jjy and present giving, a period season the war savings committee re­ relaxation, and of chairty newed its campaign. Its mottoes But conditions have altered, were: Hospitality without Extrava­ ir r e a lit ie s of war have been gance; Humor without Hate; Tho mf\t teen closer to tho people, B u t Christmas Present?— A War lilt the necessity for greater selfSavaings Certificate. S till. unothcr fa U more apparent. Economy patriotic organization, in jts cam­ iHtnnchrnent Will he the watchpaign for economy in. meat, bread, thii Christmas. • “ "Already President Runeimnn of / Board of Trade has told the ho■proprietors that they will have rfmiBite gala dinners and the enurtainme’nu. Some of thbj hotels have already p r e p a it# dinners teu, hlcohol, sugar, butter, etc., dis­ tributed this placard: "J f you arc extravagant this Christmas you will waste food, put up prices, and help to prolong.the wur." ThjU ^ chur;.hea afc ln hcart r e d thy ^ thp |dca of an coo. rs m ' nomlc -Christmas' is . indicated by the a t 't0™ J5 ‘ i - i 10, “ newspaper campaigns that have Still ot ors a uJ'l’J nr kecn Conducted among the bishops eittmion of the cloamg.hours un; thfou({hout thp country. After ex, I or 3 o c °< 1n morn ng jus pres3jng gheir approval and willlngtky do in New York and other £ t « coopcrilU,( lhoy lnvuriably h c itiq of the United States. or ? But the liquor Control Board put [a, foot, down on this. Tha body Mch regulates the hours at which |hHiif nay be indulged fn set its fkt sternly against ail extensions of fitoi. Ii refused to even tilt the H. Thus the restricted hours in cf-|Kt xlmost *ihce tho beginning of tk sir, namely' 12 o'clock to 2:30 h tie afternoon and 6:30 to 9 in the ikting, will remain undisturbed faint the Christmaitide. make a special plea against allowing depression to cTecp into the observ­ ance of the Yulctldo season. Rut in depriving' themselves of many of the goad things.of life at this seAon the British people have not forgotten to provide for tho soldiers and sailors. Arrangements were made to provide every bilker and man at the front with n plum pudding on Ghristmas day. Besides hundreds of thousands of Christmas parcels containing a large variety of [.To uy that this refusal of the food were sent to the boys at the ‘atfcoritin to "listen to reason” as front in all the theaters of war. ik hotdmen and caterers put it, baa Police Signal System lljts disappointing ia putting it mildThe city polieo department have \j, tad the result was frequent p il Elected Superintendent pg pg fe fe Q u a lity , P r i c e a n d D e l i v e r y a r e a ll-im p o r t a n t t h i n g s to c o n s i d e r w h e n y o u b u y . Y o u w ill f in d t h a t t h e Q u a lit y a n d P r ic e o f o u r g o o d s a r e r ig h t , a n d w e c a r r y la r g e s t o c k s to i n s u r e y o u p r o m p t d e liv e r y . C r a te M a te r ia l N a ils , Angus It. Chappell has been elect­ ed superintendent of the First-Meth­ odist Sunday school for the ensuing year and assumed charga last .Sun­ day. • Mr. Chappell ’is of a pleasant/ optimistic disposition and- has a heart intorest in Sunday school work. He admits having been* an actual attendant at Sunday school for abdut thirty five years. He served timo ait a teacher in a prominent Jacksonville church, and/or the past seven years has been assistant super­ intendent of his school hero, and has a go’o'd practical knowledge of pres­ ent day Sunday school methods.* *He tukes up this leadership under very auspicious conditions, having the hearty support of the formes super­ intendent and ail the friends of tho •chpol, and doing work in » hajndsome new church huilding, which provides ample acrommotdation for oil departments. [It is safe to pre­ dict that the.school will go forward at Its previously-rapid rater "" Bleaching P aper, B le a c h in g B o a rd s, Bluestone, Seeds, Fertilizer, Insecticides, m m & co. SAM FORD, FLA. 48535348485353234853534823535323234823 FOR W e carry a complete line of Bicycle Supplies. We can lit up your old B i c y c l e with ■ anything you need AUTO ACCESSORIES sy r r - T - T m - ; « •- *« ■. ' ■ W e sell for CASH or on IN. stallm en t ►v • . - ^ _ Full line o f Bicycles, Velocipedes, Irish Mails, Roller • Skates, Express W agons, Foot Balls and other Sporting.jGoods * * • ..* •>>«»¥*• . -■ *. m: .-.Ly: ’ */ 1 v See our Line o f Bicycles b e ­ fore purchasing elsewhere "" y W e have the largest stock o f Bicycles so d Bicycle. Supplies ever All o f our Bteydes are Equip­ ped with Coaster Brakes carried in Sanford Automobile Tires Pumps Spot Lamps - Polishers - Blow Out Patches Vulcanizers Spark Plugs - H orns - Radiator Ornaments - Goggles - Auto .Globes - Ever-Ready Flash­ lights - Batteries and Globes . t v . - i % ■ * ->yi____■«. E. Y. BRYAN, Manager 119 PARK 1* - / *, SANFORD, FLORIDA . ** 532348485353234853232353482323 "Hr ] •air �•« December the 24th Articles That Boys Can Quickly Put Tooether. Bp SADIE B. ATKINS T f c T - W A 8 the morning before AI Christiana, .dear uud cold. nnd the feel of tha winter MJft Holidays waa In the air. IuS t y ' elds Uto barbed wire fcnco w*l*c*1 Inclosed thu first dvvtdlIng on the outskirts of the lltthe town n man was standing, now tracing with rough breathOr-beatcn linger Imaginary lines' on tha gstepost, then turned with keen anxiety to­ ward ’ (he Hotel/ curtained front room .o f the amall dwelling and then letting hla tronbled gore wander far up tho section line .where a soli­ tary figure was Just discernible coming aiowly southward. Just so ho hod stood five years ago today and watched a figure strikingly similar to thia wending Its way towurd the North, while besldo him hla plead­ ing wifo bad begged that ho recall tho _boy, But a stubborn something dithln gave assurance that he was In tho right, anti so ho remained silent whllo tho boyish figure grew smaller nnd smaller In tho Imzy distance and tho woman went Inside and tho cold North wind chilled every tender Impulse of tho heart. Tho traveler had reached the feneo now and hla grny-bluo eyes looked Into the faded brown ones before him, nnd In wordless greeting bo held out bis band, but tho older man was again tracing tho pattern on tho gatepost and did not see It. Limply It felf'to I thq prodigal's side. At* length ha ventured to sny: “ To­ morrow Is Christinas day." ‘'Vos,” responded tho other, bitterly, >'hind I didn't think.” with n glance to­ ward the curtained window, “ I didn't I think abo could Inst to seo Christinas.” ' Tho prodigal started and grew deathly white. "la my—Is someone so very low?” ho •gasped.. "Yes, someone," replied tho -other, tremblingly, 'is very low ; a mother who had a son Air whom she worked •nd prayed nnd lived for twenty years, •nd then—" his voice broke;' "thru for­ getful of her love nnd tho heartache ho was.leaving he.went away, and for five long years that mother hoped and] hungered for hla home-coming all la ▼sin." _ Tho prodigal atirtrhed out his hands appealingly. "What It he re­ turned today nnd on his knees begged • rw m WT K i an itua Practical Christmas Presents Any Mother Will Appreolat*, Coming From 8on— Milk Card, Seam Rip. p«r and Matchbox Holder. By A. NEELY HALL. > HB articles shown In tbe Illustrations will . appeal most to my renders who prefer Idea* for things quickT ly put together, perhops, but cvno-^tho boy who likes more compllcatc^TproN Icma will enjoy making these practical articles for tho home. Tho milk-card board In Fig. 1 Is provldod with scrowoyos to haag up­ on hooks outside of tho door at which tho morning milk Is delivered. Fig. 2 ■hows a pattern for Urn board, but be* causo mirk cords vary In also you had bettor tnoosuro tho card for which tho board Is to be used, to soo that It fits, before you Jiogln work. * Tho mar­ gin around tho card should, bo about C, (Pig. 1), tor. a buniF-matcfi r * ceptacla. Tho match-box bolder may bo built up of cigar-box strips or wood onoi quarter or throo-ol&htha-lnch -thick. Fig. 6 abowa a pattern for the back board A. and Fig. 6 ehowa tho pat­ terns for tho other part*. Fatten block E to abelf D, In tha center of Its length, and -about ono-stxtoenth of nit Inch lutldo of tho back edgo; then nail D and D to tho ends of plecoa 0 (Fig.*7), so their back odges aro In a lino with ono another. 8 crew a pair of acrowcyes into' tho top of bock board A, for bangers. (Copyright. Ill* by A. Nrt«ly IlalL) IX I K W '• A Consolation. tho blade Into the slot, and fasten with ■mall nails driven Into tho handle and through a pair of the holes In the blade. Varnish the handle, and tho little tool will bo completed. Fig! 4 ahowa a handy holder for safety matched. ' Tho cover of tho safety-match box sets down, oror tho block B (Fig. 7), to hold tho matches and provldo tho match scratcher. Block K mires the match ends an Inch as in Pig. 1. Bevel tho odgda of IM board fca shown. Then prepare the strip A (Fig. 2), and <faaton ft with brads along tho lower edge of tho ___ 3 board for tho card to rest upon. Olvo _ tho board two coats of shellac, var- ■ v5r nlsb, or paint; then when It laNlry. ^ «• ■crew four books Into It at the polnta Tfrt\ v y p i r f ^ 'T 'u • Indicated (B, Fig. 2). to hold tho odges U, \ \ —j of tho card, and a pair of screweyes 7 H Into the top odgo, for hangors. 1 ' )ip ----- — 1 . rT ^ ^ U j Mother would appreciate the seam ' ~h — ripper shown In Fig. S.' All that you TH: l © need Is a safoty-raxor blade, and a ‘ short stick whittled round for a ban- abovu the covor. Tho safety-match dlo, Slot ono end of tho handle, slip box standi on abolf U, between ends . Yes, Verily 1 "Cham png no,” remarked CoW Mlxcm. "la lesa Intoxicating ih, beer.” "How do you figure that out gucrlcyl ills friend Jnggsmlth. causo fewer pcoplo can afford to',in. It.” replied tho colonel, as he procw cd to erd'ao tho foam from hla tochU Better Than 8ome. Myer—"This paper tolls or a ater in Vormont who quarries llke.n man.’ * Oycr-^’Well, I BU| ahe thinks a atone man da better nono." • Therefor* Be Patient Well. Christina* tjm* Imii com# again An obstlnato resolution - gets u To And u* all so poor • • bettor of every obstacle and shot Wa’ve spent anou«h In buying gtfts To finance cm* world’s lour. that there Is no difficulty to him wt But let’s consol* our amply jeans has resolved to bo patient—Seneca. With the** few words of .cheer Those Christmas joys and Christmas pains Do com* but once per year.* Now Somebody'll Tell. First Fratter—” NVby aro you so nn, lous to kiss T osalor Second Fratte Lesson One. —•'Well, everyone elsa In our set hoi J "Do you know how to run ac auto* and 1 don't want to appear snobbish' mobile?!*. Dartmouth Jack-o'-Lantern. "Certainly.” replied Mr. Chugglns. "What's tho first thing n insn who Enterts'nlno the Neighbors. has bought a machine ought to do?” "I understat'd that Mrs. Flubdub “ Begin work on n set of New Year resolutions relating to economy, (cm- tertalncd somo of her neighbors lnf-*r peranco nnd nil the other meritorious mally yesterdsy.” "Yes. she and h\ cook had a quarrel on <£o front porch.' forms ot self-restraint,'" mers The coming year will be a great one for the farmer. comparatively small supply o f foodstuffs on hand. It will -begin with a Demands for foodstuffs will be fully as largee as everever; and prices are bound to be good— for the farmer. ___ % * * * ' .* * f ’ -V*. Therefore he can well afford to but) the best fertiizers and he should buy them because he must make every cultivated acre produce its utmost; and only good farming coupled with the best fertilizers can accomplish this. Fertilizers, and 1 r it" «' C. Service are at the disposal o f every farmer. W e invite you to use our service bureau, which' is in charge o f Dr. H. J. Wheeler, formerly director o f the Rhode Island experiment station. Letting His Qaxa Wander Far Up the 8eetlon Line. Any question you may submit about your soils or your crops- and their treatment wiH have his personal attention; and his^idvice will forgiveness anil promised balm for ■Wtury .limnin b..-?’'__— ■■ V'1*^** be given at rio^cosTto-you. -- Tlie hnpclc*syjnok from tlm failed brown eyes umiwoml even better than his wordSj/’Ile Ii( 100 late." W e ship from sixty distributing points east o f the Mississippi, giving quick service and reasonable freight rates^ _____ ------------------ Tears were coursing down the clieek o f tho younger mini us ho leaned over tho gatepost nnd whispered: . ‘‘Could 1 a<b—." hut immethlng I11 tho hard ”f*n rC f'flu * other nrresled his words onil ho did not llnlah. For n moment of untold length both Otooil In sllenco. nnd then tlm tracer o f Imaginary lilies moved from tho gateway, motioning tho other Inside. "It might ease her Inst hours,, nnd then—" Ho pointed toward tho sec­ tion lino down which tho prodigal had w m r, "thut will tnko you hack to your old haunts, wherever they may bo; that,” .pointing toward the eouth, "you'd best not tnko; It’s not much rry a complete stock of our various brands o f complete fertilizi er materials and chemicals in our warehouse at Sanford, which cated and in charge o f a competent fertilizer man, available for yi requirements, or if preferred we can fill your orders by direct sh our factory at Jacksonville. END FOR OUR BOOK ON “ PLANT FOOD” — Tells the marvelous story of the soi "soil yeast” . Explains the food needs of many different crops. Deals thoroughly origin, nature and use o f each. Gives plain, practical directions for fertilizing leading 1 this book all through. S y . F We make no charge for it, although it is considered of sufficient value to be used as a text book in many colleges and agricultural schools. • The American Agricultural Chemical Company 357 St. James {tailding # / Jacksonville *■■ i * . « * F lorida •* • . �Chrittmat Edition of n\e who wer* telling the barbers to oltca In circular pieces will scrro to shave ’em extra close so It would last dress out the table prettily and they over to Monday. '•* "That much for eariy Christmas shopping. I bought the junk for the folks after they’d locked tho street doors-last night and have Just been making tho rounds of the drug stores to pick up tho odds and ends I’ve for* gotten. No moro Christmas shopping In mine, Gtddap, Dobbin.” . And with a peremptory clack to his steed, Timothy liny motored awny In reporter, "that this high dudgeon.—Denver Tjmcs. • j o *~your - Christ* * J S s )■) ' mas •shopping-early ■••• Blunt Is all otf with ^ — mb now ami forW o r k Basket and Tray • onc and Indivisible, world withi anj amen. *1 started to do my Christmas ahop.* rly” continued Timothy, giving S /f l im r a disciplinary kick as It nt n passing terrier, "but It right on the start that I overtook. ” crcd nnd otherwlao apprehended STscocgsmblnn In the woodpile. MrMstBtas shopping, yon are at lib* to quote mo os saying In your rtlasble medium. Is bunk If you odd is ‘early’ to It I t was about Thanksgiving time, If t recollect rightly, that wo were first jjnjonlshcd to do our Christmas shopd u early. It struck me as tho proper thing to do. I decided I d do It •Naturally, tho thought first came to me what to give myself for Christ* i always hnnd myself some slight token of my esteem nt tho happy yuleU4f. It compensates for what other folks hand me.. A little gtft doesn’t * Paper rope Is put to muny uses, nnd any number of Christmas novelties uru made of It It Is bought In bundles nt tho paper dealer’s and woven orcr wire, and It may he had In several col­ ors and white. In ilio picture a work basket made of brown rope Is shown with Its ltd re­ moved. After the basket has been woven It Is varnished with ahcllnc, This In n gift every woman will love. A serving tray lajnadq with n paper bottom covered with glass nnd sides nnd handles o f brown paper rope woven over wire supports. A spray of yellow Jonquils Is pnsted on tho heavy cardboard bottom before tho glass In placed over It. This Is. a good trny for utmost any purpose. ■I Decided on a Haircut for My Christ mas Gift to Myself." •Ihtp to cost very much to mnko a hit with me If I glvo it to myself with the proper spirit *1tt the giving, rather than tho rereiving, or this gift that brings-mo tho more pleasure, anyway._ “Well, gasoline has been going up pretty steadily lately—you notice 1 donot talk In dlnlcct In splto of my rural name and predilections; If I talked In dialect 1 would say gas was goln' np f. party stbbly—nnd, due to the Increased coat of living expenses, I decided that’ . It behnoTod me to economize. S' * “po I decided on a haircut for my Christmas gift to myself, nnd I decided pi'; to get It early on account o f the fcvoor, M- find shopgirls who nro wishing the •tore would clpso so they enn crowd In k Tew more dances with the dashing, i young ribbon clerks threo aisles over. “Whereupon I got a haircut, a good, •hort one. £ t “The rest of tho story Is soon told. I got It cut again lapt night, and I ha>l to wait for six c us turners-ahead CHRlSTM A ' CIGAHS We are Making a Specialty of Christmas Boxes this Year No btfttcr present for your friends than a Christmas box of good cigars , - . Lucky Sanford, Tampa John, Seminole and Rico brands are recognized by the discriminating Smoker as the very best on the market . . . . . . ; . . Just how attractive a desk set may be when It Is tunde of heavy, delft* bluo paper and ornamented with while flowers and block foliage, rany be gath­ ered from tho picture above. An oblong tho size of an ordinary desk blotter Is provided with two pockets extending across each end. They are fastened to It by means of black passepartout binding which ex­ tends along nil sides of tho oblong. Two smaller oblongs are cut from tho heavy bluo paper, to cover an address book nnd two white blotters. Narrow blue satin rihboq la used for fastening the leaves of tho address book to Its cover, and tho two blotters to their cover. Then the covers are lettered. The flowers nnd foliage are cut from printed paper napkins and pusted down. They look exactly llko stencil painting. Tills Is n convenient nnd pretty set, which costs next to nothing to make. » * * * 5 t t [ L •"-rV Include one Iprgo piece al>oot 18 Inch'* In diameter tor the center o f the table. There are -six smaller pieces, about seven Inches In diameter and six llttlo ones three nnd one-half Inches In width. The smnllcr sizes are for the pfates, and cups and saucers. Some sets contnln four dollies n little larger than tho plate size far other dishes. All are flnlshrd with an edging c w dieted of colored mercerised cotton. The edging may be made separately nnd sewed on afterward or It may bo crocheted through the mntorlal. In any case a very narrow hein Is. to be turned, down all around each dolly before the edging In put on. We npake a specialty o f ten cent goods in the Porto .and Tampa John; the equal of any ten v cent cigar made Patronize Your Home Industry J. SANFORD, J. MAUSER FLORIDA C H R IS T M A S C for thw'Chrtst Child, *o help• less, so sweeti H for tho Holly we le y at His .-fe e t Rfor the Riders three, seohing their lordi I for the Incense with which th ey adored. S for the Shepherd*, who hoard angels slngi T for their Triumph In finding the King. M for all m en of peace end good will. A for the Angels, whose songs the cave fill. S for the Star which ehone out on that nlght*__ • A lunch or breakfast set o f dollies So radiant so hopeful, so glo Is among tho easily made gifts Hint will rlouo so bright pk-aiia every housewife. They nru inftdo of heavy printed cotton With Ihirol patterns on white grounds or they, may bu cut from dulntx imtterqs The model nunbnnd Is he who smokes his wife’s bargain cigars with- BETWEEN PARK AVENUE AND RAILROAD �upon their own appreciation o f values. We want you to know the advantages o f buying your jewelry where you can be absolutely sure of quality and service, without having to pay for that assurance more than a reasonable profit. f W c desire to show you the many beautiful things that arc o f exclusive character. Our Stock may not be tyt large as for another century. Tho result Is our Industrial school, tho Frauklln union. Philadelphia's fund has not date and money can buy none better anywhere. fared ss well as ours. Jefferson perceived that the English <5 W c stand behind anything wc sell 6 r any r9 pair work wc custom of transmitting estates ao as to keep them undivided and In a single do and strictly guarantceev crytbing that comes from our Store. family by laws of primogeniture and entail was one of the effective methods ? W e solicit your patronage on the merit o r our goods and of creutlng n landed aristocracy or rul­ ing class. Believing not In aristocra­ the fairness o f our prices. cies, blit In democracy, he took good caro to head off that tendency, with 5 W c ask you to investigate for yourself, and know us the result that our country Is reason­ through your personal experience. ably quit of at least that incubus. -Ac­ tuaries flguro that 70 years is about Our Repair Department is up to date in every way. the average span within which a great family estate may be held in trust and Intact under our laws. The luw Itself draws n fairly cqulta-' hie will for a man who diet without making one. In Massachusetts, for example, It gives, generally speaking, two-thirds (o the children and oneSanford, Florida tiilrd to tho widow. It cannot,, o f' course, take account of public bequests, hut It represents the supposed wishes of a normal citizen with re­ spect to his heirs and property. The Irony of death Itself haunts the V EN G EA N C E A L L H E SOUG HT They're mlcl.ty quick to ace that I don't will. Great lawyers, like Samuel J. hunt tor It myeelf Tlldcn, who' "have made wills by the When Crowd Learned Nature of Christ, —Edgar A. Hunt. In Chicago Dally N otts, score, hare their own wills set aside. mas Qlft It Left Him to Commit The will dramatizes tho shortness of His Crime. human foresight If tho testator was wealthy, people ask, "How much did It wns Christmas era, and n stout taan with n large package beneath his ho leave?" und answer mockingly, "All arm hurried through tho crowded ho had." - ' thoroughfare, closely pursued by a small man of haggard aspect, with n TESTAMENT8 OF NOTED LAWWHEN DICKENS WAS “ TRASH YE^S OFTEN SET* A 8IDE. **’*Cg slick In his hand, . . . On nod on, relentlessly, the, forlorn What the Youngsters of New York ,mnn dogged the other, and those who City Had to Read In the passed him benrd nn occasional word Questioning the 8anlty of tho Do. Year 1854. drop from bis lips, Indicative. of ceased thf'Usual Method ofEvfetfdespair or nwful terror. A hook reviewer, telling of tho use­ Ing Hie Wishes as to Disposi­ Finally, some of the c^qwd. turned ful work of John Colton f)nnu of .tho. tion of His Property. and follower! the pair. Rftcrmlncd not Newark free public library, culled at­ to miss the fun. Thu crowd grew tention to the list of authors whose liirger, and finally a bold tnnn went books were most frequently rajled for t)P to the person of haggard coun­ In the public libraries a dozen years tenance. he buys to give uwuy, nnd whether ago. Tho list was headed by Marlon “ Whnt’a the matter?" those to Whom he gives the tickets Crawford, Itosa Nouchctto Carey and The little man turned. draw prize* or blanks Is ono lottery Alexander Dumas. “ Matter?” he echoed. “ See that mnn Au Illuminating parallel IS found the more. .with -a bundle? He Is my next-door In the first Installment o f'"A History When n will does-'not suit the rela­ neighbor, and In thnt bundle he has n tives of tho deceased (nnd that* Is un of the New York Public Library," pub­ cornet which he* hns bought for his occurrence by no means rare) It Is cus- lished In Ihat library's July bulletin, small son to play upon." remarks a writer In tho New York 8uu. But the crowd waited no longer. It tomury to contend that the will mak­ Joseph Green Cogswell, the New Eng­ er was not In his rlgh{. mind. In or­ surged ahead nnd left him to work out land schoolteacher who became tho his own snlvntlon, nnd when peace der to "crack" a will, says Uncle Du(l-, { mentor of-John Jacob Astor In the mat­ ley In the Boston Globe, wo coutend j had been restored the remains of the ter of libraries, wns almost ns'curlous battered mnn nnd a battered cornet Hint the will mukcr was ‘Vrhckcd." j u» Mr. Dana to learn what tho public und ns many wills nre made iu that 1 lay upon {he pavement period Technically known ns “second, wns rending. TJip Astor library In childhood,” It Is usually pot dlllk-ult l^ifnyetto place wot tqicncd January to show that the te,stator was at least l>, 1854. with about 1)0,000 volumes, and JES’ TORE CHRISTMAS eccentric. The result Is Hint doctors, Cogswell watched tho public with keen • • neighbors^ trained nurses and rela­ ‘•ye. They're acting mlchtr funny up at our tives appraise an attentive court and "Everything goes on very femouthly," houM nowaday*, « . They're different limn they used to be an' n -no Ion*' L-x|iectnnt public of nil' the he wrote to Gcorgo Ttcknor after his changed In many ways; personal pocnljnritlcs, of “ poor, .defer library had been open sly weeks. "The Not Ions asn If I ehould want some toy Uncle William" with n view to eatnh-! renders average from one to two hun­ . upun a ehelf. They uard to make me get a chair and llshtng thnt ho was not In his right i dred . dully, nnd they rend excellent hooks, except tho young fry, wlpi t-mmind nor anywhere near It. hunt for It myielt! Las' night I wanted building blocks and __ Will making la the atuck In irntlB Bf l •piny- tnniife libunf-fliey nre out of —*M i* fH-fam ytur----------------! An' three of 'em got up an' said: "I'll literature und drama. The long-lost J school in reading the trashy, as Scott, will ttmrtnff Up on Uio tick of 12 la the Cooper, Dickens, Punch and tho Illus­ .....- «*■ ‘are -Aw «— f l » --------— recognized method of getting the dis­ trated News. Even tbla la belter than I used to hava to bunt for things that tressed heroine out or her predicament spinning street yarns, and as long an •omthow went astray. They, let me open bureau drawers with­ and bringing down vengeance on thu they conttnuu perfectly orderly and wicked. quiet, as they now are, 1 shall not obout a word to say; U i would sew and at* would play, an' A good half of our-plnya and novels J*‘£Litf-tbt?lr. pmnslng llianuiolvefi-wlth pa would read* hie book, , -Asf -novel think—of gstttn* from Their «TroH hnrTliyhn?(VT>ceo plotted without poor book*." tho whluis nnd stratagems of-cantukerPoor books I Then whnt did. a libra­ chalre to help mo look. But toe* night when I alerted In to fend ous and.curmudgeonly will makers. rian of thnt dny consider food books? my ‘loctrtc car ' . George Eliot, In her novel of "Mid- .Well, Uio books asked for at the Astor They all esclalmed: "We'JI hunt for Itt dlemnreli," hns a scene of Shakespear­ library wore Woodbouso's "Astrono­ you stay right where you are!” ean humor In which a.miser's will Is my." Frontlnus' "Asiatic Researches," ■ « • *'ve never known ’em be so kind In all read after Ills funeral nnd nobody gets Abernathy on diseases of the stomuclL my life before: They'll Jump to wait on me an* And the whnt he expected. Samuel Butler In Moore’s poems* Cuvier's "Animal King­ his novel 'T he Wny of All Flesh" lius dom,” Goldsmith's works and somo thlnge I'm huntin’ for; Although they ueed to grumble an' to some amusing rcmnrks on tho parental others not quite ao tight. The "right aay I u u a peat, folly of "will dangling and will shak­ thinking citizen” wanted to read someI’m not a bother'any more-hut why, 1 ing" to Intlmidato one’s children, -and tjihqj that yyould Iqstv But tho young . -havenlL cucmciI. som e stores carry, but all wc do have in our store arc up to THEO try', Who dl<f'noC know WHat Uteraiura v u sod were quite devoid of culture, wit down and frittered away the.guld­ en hour* by reading "Ivanhoe" and “The Spy" and "David Coppcrfleld." And we fancy that aa the years went on these lowbrow fry haunted the Astor library’ Waiting "for a chance at "A Tale Of Two Cities." "Our Mutuul Friend" and the other “poor books" which Dickens kept on turning out Homo qt these are atlll observed on tho shelves from which Frontlnus* "Asiatic Researches" nro unaccount­ ably missing. . . Washington university of 8 t Loul* Is gathering funds for a proposed $15,000 swimming pool. Tho students raised $ 1,000 at n recent meeting. Big preparations are already being made omthe Pacific coast to entertain the Cabs If they go theremext spring to do their spring condlthmtogCornell University Athletic associa­ tion has sold over 1L&00 season tickets at $10 each to students entitling tho holders to all major sport games there. That German scientist who says wbmen have less lung power than men never attended a high-school basket­ ball game and listened tb tho rooting.' fever Notice Itr ir you stop to think, you can doubt­ less namo a number -of people who talk too much—Including yourself. DR. A. DOLAN VETERINARIAN . | . ------OFFICE------ H A N D BROST B T /iU L E S ;»T r*' Against Using Calomel • «• Bring In your lame and sick horses and males. Have them •treated. Have their teeth examin. ed, sharp corners dressed down, projections cut off and decayed molars extracted. The sickening, nauseating feeling that follows the use of calomel is the natural result of disarranging your 000000000000000000000000 ! entire system. Doctors everywhere are agreejng ihat tho action of calo­ mel is much too strong, and leaves the body sick and weakened. LIV-VER-LAX ia~n wonderful sub­ stitute for calomel, that hoi all of its good effects and nope of its bad ones. It acts soothingly but thor­ oughly on the liver, cleansing it bil^t and ridding the entire system of stagnating poisons. LIV-VER-LAX is stricUy s harm­ less vegetable compound, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or your monoy will bo returned. Insis T O N IC D IG E S T IV E on the original, bearing the likeness and signature of L. K. Grigsby. is sold for this purpose and guaranteed For sale here at 60c and $1,.00 at to give relief. Sold only by us $1.00. R. C. Bower. W. G. Aldridge. SC H A A L Jeweler 1 Im proved Truck and Farms, Orange Groves, Tim ber Lands,. Grazing Lands, Lands, and City Property. Free on request. General Farm Illustrated Booklet • It will give us pleasure to show you or your • •’ friends the Sanford District free o f charge Howard Sanford Florida Shoes Make Acceptable Holiday Gifts for any Member of the Far * ** a ' ; '. •.•l f- * Here you will find M occasins fo r the Baby, Dainty Shoes fo r the Toddlers, sturdy School Shoes fo r all the Little folks, Novelties fo r the Misses and their Mothers, and Shoes fo r all occasjpns fo r the Boys and their Fathers. \ H ONEST'SHOES A T HONEST PRICES aaoaaa (he purchase o f Jewelry, few are able to rely concludes' that these" powers are ao li­ able to abuse that ho w'buld pass a law. If he could, to Incapacitate any man from making a will for these mouths from the date of each ofTense of that kind and lot the Judgo dlsjHise of his pmi*erty as.seemed best If bo died during the time when his willmaking power, was suspended. Two founders of -the American Re­ public were wise In-their generation on the subject of will mn|ring—Benja­ min Franklin and Thomas Jefferson.' Franklin left $3,000 to his native towu of Boston und a similar amount to Philadelphia to aid young, "married arUtlcrrs" In starting business, uud ^ EAST FIR8X. �...................... ..... ; Christmaa Edition nr ino missing girt, although not very certain where 872 Elru atreot East was, -or If there were an 872 East, or posreused o f any knowledge concerning who lived there. Now. 872 Bait is a little tumble­ down house, or was, well out Elm street,, and somewhat back frqrn the thoroughfare. v "I remember— there’s.eomo old wom­ an lives here,'' said ono of the party. A Christmas They «H piled out'and followed, the * Story broken sidewalk up to tho dwelling. "Come In," answered n cheery but pOUGLAS MALLOCH quavering voice when they kuockod. 8o they entered .'in’ the dusk. It was a hnro room, with a few old-fashioned (C opyright) pictures in wnlnnt frames on tho '* CHRISTMAS wedwalls, some archaic furnituro of the dlug-ls always n same period, and a rag carpet Itself very c h a r m i n g reduced to Its original material. thing. The holly Not far from 'the window stood Uio lends such gnyoty to tho ddcfornUons, celebrated leather rocker, with a cane ■and tho rolstleloo close at hand. In tho chair sut a little seems so appropri­ old woman, with her face smiling hap­ ate. Then It makes pily under-unkept gray hair. Her face ono present do was white, her wrinkles were many, w h o r e otherwise but her eyes shone with tho real Christ­ two would havo mas light “ I can't ask you boys to set down," been required. And anyono who brings sho said, trying to turn toward them, — M that to pass Is a "because there Isn't much to set down C f f t m t j l public benefactor. In except this,' and tho sofy over there. 01 This reference to Out I knew you'd couie, M idi want to imkllng. of course, right hero nt gw Ttry opening of the stoqr. really the slory superfluous, whldi Is fo» “no use." In a story, U* redding'li supposed to bo the very kst thing. ibury was a younf architect and fdBttr wbo bad only Just opened an la th*e town. When bo enme out tf nUrge he ranched tho conclusion Ait b* would do better ta set up u letiiMS It) some small town and grow ' » with It than to grow old unnoticed b »ic* older tqwn. Thnt Is how hn a TMre really wasn't very much the I- Htur with Hurry—except Harriet F iad there wuln't anything at all tho ^ with Harriet—In Harry’s opln> i«a Bo, after ho had got down to : taints*—both at his olllco and with i ;Hsrrtct—«he said "Yes." Their-marL hire brought them a great deal of : kwirfets, and, what was more po* • (illir, t great deal of happiness to Eparoae who wasn't related to them r ftisj way. Which Is What tho story I h stout. This other person not only Kss sat related to them, . but~wn» - sam-ly known to them. She Uvcd In [ 6e other end of town.. Elm avenue - nss right through the town from oast >ft west. -At oqe end, the wrest end. It f ft well named, for It fs bordered by f stately elms that Bhnde fine residences, l u 4 my bungalows, like that which Her Eyes 6 hone With the Reel Christ.mas Light. •f *t (bank you, I want to thanlr you nil, and overy one of you, for the lovely present you soot me. nud for remem­ berin' un old woman like me. Wheu It come, nnd I rend -tho card, 'From the boys of the old town,' the boys of the boys I used to know, tbr I guess I knew all your fathers, 1 told them to put It .here, and I would set In It and wait Ain’ t you' Will until you come. Stearnst" - Bury had provided for Harriet, "Yes," stammered the chairman, f ftionul with the architect's best quite undecided what to sny or do. "I thought so. My, how you favgr p m I It had been arranged thnt they were ypur father I And I wus at your ft be married nt high noon -on Christ- chrlsteuln'. I guess thftt was about - ftuday at llnrrlct's old home. Then the last time I was anywhere when ftervwts to he a quiet family dinner my rheumntlz gut so bud. And your ttrre. followed by n reception to their father would ‘a’ been proud of you kftktdj st Harriet's new home, where tills day. If he could kuown what you i spa bouse was to be kept In honor of was goln' to do for aa old friend of his, tt* daj •and the event. There their God rest him l’.*. L-ftkods gHlhered In tho afternoon, nnd At tho mention of bis father, the Uwe the presentation was to- occur. chairman was astonished to find his for Harry's young men friends, of hat still on his hend. Ub pulled It off, t'whocn there were n few despite .his hurriedly, ashamed. Then through 1 abort residence In the town, nnd Har- that head went flitting first a qillck •riet’A of whom there were more, bad memory of his fnther -and tften tho rftdded to give them. In addition, to most astonishing thing In tho world— ‘ in the “little stuff,” ono practical gift Ills carefully-prepared speech to tho •* larger proportions. ** Bo they hqd bride. Ho hud said It over so mnny ••'chlppetl la" nnd bought them a mag- times to himself In secret thnt afterftfcvnt leather rocker, ono gf tfeqjllg^ noon, to mnk«mure he would not brentr ■wofortltJto kind; and that was to bo down when tho moment came, thnt now _ ________ everything else* secniPd tir iUWL* YuhIshcd. Then an oven more astonishing tiling happened. It astonished tilra, and It qulto paralyzed tho other young men. ’ * but a word here and thcre-ns fio stum­ bled nml steered away from the Innppropriato phrnBe, enmo falling from bis lips; “And for mnny a year," bo finished, "may you sit by your own flresido aa tho shadows o f Ufo lengthen, with this chair to give -you comfort and to re­ mind yoh of tho boys of thq old town." There was nothing for tho rest to do but applaud that speech, to wish "Merry Christmas !"• over and over, to bend tho hend for'Aat.vcnernblo "God bless yoql" And to go quietly away. Tho car was turned westward again before hny man spoko a word. Theu It was WUl Stearns: "Well, what do you know nbout thgtr i- 8ec What Hss Happened—r Jjr P anted at the hour o f Its aruntthri uncrown. It had been ar•“ *** thut It ffp.| j|| !„ iHHH 'iTT Jails sit lUV young folks were there, *°rt of surprise extra offering. -WZ*^,** tb,? afternoon wore on, the « the chulrman of the delegaUon, .*** to mako the presentation |Tew longer and longer. ' ^ ire what has happenod." he l,j^ a fonflilcuce to a group of tho jy * '* When an opportunity for con"and why that darned °oc*n t come." "There's nothing for them now, but wa can Scare np Something tomorrow and say nothing about thl«," »»•- But someone told one o f tho girls who knew:all about tho chair, and at tho collation tho whole atory came out. Will Stearns was oven mado to stand up and give that speech. And tho bride declared, and. bless . her' dear heart I everybody believed her, that she was -glad it had turned out Just tho way it did. Somebody remetobered tho old lady's name, and then somebody olso remembored that It was said that her father was tho man who planted those elms on Elm street In tho early days of the town. Tho bride announced that she was going over to see the dear old soul. She did go, and often, and her nurs­ ing did much to oase that rheumstla. When Harry and Harriet moved Into tho big house they now occupy, a paper r - f f l W H O m w i i l , the old residents bought the bungalow at a bargain price. There tho pioneer was moved by “ tha.boys o f tho old town." where pther planted. • There, fdt wonderfully spry old lady, living to this day. r * TRACKS F O R AUTO S P E E D IN G Present Prospects Are That Five New Plants Will Be Added to Clr> . , cult Next 8eason. Although the majority o f the 12 mo­ tor Hj^-edways' pqw In o|>crntlon have not made money. <\n their race*.this season, present prospects nn* thnt tlvo new trucks will *bu ndded. to tho drcult next season. Pittsburgh hns Just announced a tnllUou-do'llnr plant. l'hllnilelplila ami nirmlnghum, Ala., have Iriu-fcH In (lie process of construction, while New Orleans and Columbus,-(>., have speedway projects In tho process "Kleptomania.1! Kleptorunhla, nr* rt|ie Impulse' tc steal. Is u controverted irhsote.lnn. espe­ cially when u poor person yields to th< desire, fur. of course, there would !m an end to all- Jtdljng for such dellnAttendee wfre the admission made too generally o f nieiitjil Irri'M'onsiltllltj When things are absent-mindedly 'ap ­ propriated, lint wheu the approiuia.tor Is well off mid the urtido "swIJd^V Is absurd tli(>. vent ability of klepto­ mania may lie admitted lipsllm-legally. that li becomes n luxury denied to poverty,^Just ns tin* difference between Inebriety and dnitlkVntie.H/i la u.mat ter' o f cash.-—Exchange. of promotion. The 12 trucks now com­ pleted that have sluged races'- within . For Softening Leather. the last yenr follow: Indianapolis, New A hand-operated' muebtrro to kno^d York, Cincinnati, Chicago, Eos An­ tho stiffness out o f leather lias b/en geles, Tacoma, MluneatHtlls, Kansas invented by an''Oklnhoma man. City, TVs Moines, Omaha, Sioux City nud Providence. ’ • Helping Each Other. 8omoilmes we can help each other The Auakland (New Zanlniid) Pac­ best by lotting oach othor alone. At ing club's report for the year'ending pther times wo neod tho friendly hand­ June 80 shows thnt stakes valued at clasp nnd tho word o f cheer. Mon aro umlor tho domain o f natural law as $212,730 were distributed. much as hues. Ilees tlvo only through They sny golf Isn’t an old man's co-opnratlon—n frictionless, clllclent game, but ten Philadelphia sexagenar­ working together. Men also succeed ians have challenged'.any other ten only by working harmoniously with other men, nnd for Other iutjn as well slxty-yenr-olds to n mntch. as for thomselves. Auto Accessories Joys of the Poor. 'T h e happiest. iMViple In, ihe world are the poor. Without uttumptlng to. stldo the ambition for self-advance­ ment. religion has always taught men to ho contour with their lot. and shbwu the.folly o f relying upon j ms ses­ W e H ave Added to our Stock ft sion* ns the hey to hnpp|)ic**. Our Full Line o f A utom obile A c c esso ­ ries— Tires, T u b e s, Horns and In factanythingyou may uec(I in th is Line. , Arpos Crabb Says: "If Yolks never talked except when they know what they worn tnlktng about, the Society for the Elimination of Useless Notso wouldn't havo much to worry about." Sporting Goods SE E U S F O R ' Christmas Presents For Boys and Girls Essentials of a Home. It 1s not ihoiiey ns much as energy, thought and love that converts a place Into n home, ami there an* few things more contagious than happiness. Chil­ dren who have a happy home, sur­ rounded with (lowers, fruits, slmplo comforts and Innocent pleasures, no matter how Inexpensive the house nud Its furnishings, un* like tuugnets In the community, nml will draw their companions to thnt home to share with them Its Joys. — Progressive N e w Location, N ext to S em inole Fnrmer. • • Co-operative M ercan tile Co. Sanford Cycle Co Y U L E T ID E G R E E T IN G S i)m t li TH E JOYOUS CHRISTMAS SEASON IS H ERE The time of all times when good will should prevail and joy should be unconfined, and it is with a spirit of genuine sincerity that we extend to all the people of this community our Christmas Greetings and fond wishes for prosperity throughout the New Year. , •. . .... • * * . > ■ • •> 11 This is indeed a joyous season with us, for we are rounding out a year that has. been fraught with success and prosperity and, above all, with many evidences, of the confidence in which this bank is held by not only those with whotti we have had business dealings, but by our entire citizenship. H We know the public will pardon the personal pride we take in the fact that.the policy we outlined at the time o f our organization in 1887 had never been deviated from. We have always been heart and soul for the betterment o f Sanford and Seminole County. Qui^Stockholdera-and— —^ Offlcef s af eydur neigh hors and friends and are men o f good standing . in their respective communities and successful in their yariotis lines • of business. Why should we not feel that you are our friend? If you are.not doing business with us and deriving some o f the benefits which we are so anxious that you should have, it is your fault. We want to see your face in our bank often during the coming year and, i f you are in need of a business or financial friend, we want to' be that friend.' • a g A in T m a y w e r we h a v e w i s n i n g yours a full m o f sure o f the Happiness and Blessings o f the Yuletide. F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K SANFORD F. H. R A N D , President , FLORIDA F. P. FO RSTEIL Vice-President —r ■ •v t —; * v*. A. L. B E T T S , Assistant Cashier B . F. W H IT N E R , C a stor �. W r? * . . ■ ' S s jL and when- I asked her how merriest Chrittrons la W * power she could.feel had ao-near Christmas, she Mild that was Just It. and when I asked her some more questions, she 'splnlncd that she had a lovely Christ! mas present last jVnr, and she lost It, and It wms her own fault, nod now B y a R. S W A IN she'd never harp It Again. But sho would#** tell me what It wns." T WAS curly tuornihg “ Don't yod remember wbnt presents nnd the'toy department she had last year?" .of 111,0 big ••loro wap “Oh. she didn't live w lth'ds then. comparatively qulct.nl- She's my papa's sister, you.know, and though Christmas wn* ho wrote and asked her to come and only « week away. In ) take cure of me <vh<-n— wlien mamma • • ** bln dep,, PurToumlotl l>jr |died— ” Thfc brown ayes blinked nil that wan brightest nnd best bravely. "Aunt-Bertha lived 'way up hi Toy land. ant .Santn Claun. lionljfu. In the mountains, with grinndhia and red-<tw»tc<l, white-furred. cnrresslng grandma. *so of rourso I don't know thoughtfully bln half-yard ^of onowy about her.' .Christmas presents, board. - •i • .. thought, maybe, as you're a—*n sort of ** • An yet no confiding Infants had n fairy, you would kmjw how to find been pushed up to bln chair by symja- o u t" < *. * thotlc parents. there to make artless “And where does she live?" ho asked, plean for "a dolljj nn’ blg an a real with his heart thumping under the baby" or “a train o' rare with a wind­ scarlet coat In a manner III boOttlng up Ingine," ao the good aalnt had leis­ bis age and dlgtdly. Tim little girt ure to Indulge In certain holiday rec­ gave an address which he recognised ollections- and longings* of his own. ss a small atreet In n section of the In other words. Sants Claus was home- city near his own modest lodging. ' - sick— not for the North Pole, but for "Now, don't you worry any more snowy mountains nnd a little town about I t ” he charged her as he wrote It nestled In their midst from which ho down. " I feel sure that we’re going to had been an exile for many months. find oat whnt that Christmas present is Suddenly Santa pulled himself to­ and 04*0 thnt she gets It, too. And we gether with a start, as he realized that hope it will make her all happy again, u ■mull girl with a wistful Took was don’t w el Hun along, dearie— I must . standing before him.’ talk to these other little f»|ks now. It*M “ Well, my dear?" Santa Claus held our secret.nnd I won’t forget." lie nodded toiler once-more*ns sho disappeared In the crowd, nnd his eyes followed- her progress to the distant doll Corner. Jnst one glimpse he caught of the tall girl who stepped The Gift That Came Back -t o w .* * Catchalls for Bedroom Ford Parts D irect from Factory Michelin Tires and Tubes Ever-Ready Lamp Bulbs to Fit Every Car Overland Repair Parts ERIE TRAILERS Every bedroom needs some sort of receptacle to hold anything that lit to be disposed of temporarily. Hero are two bags conveniently open, inviting to an orderly disposition of amhll ar­ ticles. Either of them will serve the purpose of n waste basket and one’ of them—the ling at the bottom o f the picture— Is designed especially fbr a man's room. They .are both very easy to make. out his hand, nnd his kindly vo^ce and At the top. n bag. which may be confidential.smile'seemed- to reassure of rjlk or cretonne, is made by gn Ili­ , the little girl, fhr she came nearer nnd ering a square of the goods along the nearer and smiled hack timidly. hero. A brass ring Is sewed to the "You've come to tell me what you wnnt? Where's-your mamma, honey?" from’ behind the showcase and smiled hug (formed by the gathering) at each ’ “I—I haven't any." she rvpllNl lii* down Into the hn|>py little upturned comer.. This ling Is supported by a a tone of guntle resignation, putting face, but It was enough to mukc the standard made of four rods o f Wood her little hand Into JUs big one.' "I ' glittering scene look misty for. a turf- fastened, by scri'ws to n small circu­ lar block of wood. The screw# make came by myaejf. Injcnuse li's Aunt ment. • the rods movable, so that the bag may iWrtbn'a. present I wanted to n»k you Bertha lu*re In the same store with Ik* folded up-nnd mnde to occupy a about, and she mustn't hear.’ ‘ l eaked him! The city to which he had drifted small span? when not In use. her to wait a-minute for me around the almost at random during the wretched corner of that big pile of dolls.” * The biig nt thp bottom of the pic­ year following their foolish quarrel ture Is also mnde of a square. It Is " I poe." Santa's rosy cheeks grew was now her home—and he was going of printed Japanese cotton, lined with Just a little redder, for Ilcrthn was to see her again 1 plain sllknlene. When the two materi­ the name that had .been In his : Only nlpo o’clock— ten hours at als have been sewed together the four thoughts a moment In-fore, and Invol­ Hast before he could see her. Santa points of the squnro are turned over untarily. for that name’s sake, Ida man­ C1nu* sighed In a manner Inconsist­ the smaller o f two (hral embroidery ner held a special friendly Interest for ent with the Jolly red nose nnd rosy hoops, nnd the second hoop Js placed the plainly dressed, thin-fnred little, But almost Immediately he over It. A Japanese tassel, on n silk girl. "W ell, i\o .you know what your 'cheeks. smiled again, ns he softly putted the coni. Is placed nt each side.' The nUntle wants me to bring her?” Santa left side of his broad chest. Hidden cords,-caught between the" hoops, form smiled behind Ida beard at the Ineouunder the gay coat, in an Inner |M>cket, |he hangers by which the bag Is *u*gnioua situation, hut the child's look lived the little ring, thus honored be­ jM-ndcd frrnn n book or fmtn any con­ was gravely concorncal. cause U bad been worn on Bertha’s venient supjvirt. Japanese firinta come “That's just the trouble. Mr. Krist linger for a week. One thing was cer- In designs o f strong, hold colorings, But 1 know there's something site tuln; this nlyy-elect should have the nnd are artistic nnd attractive; wants very much. She*was crying jres- Complete Line Vulcan Springs For all Cars Fully Equipped Repair Shop and Competent Mechanics B. & O. 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Electric Irons - Curling Irons Percolators Toaster Stoves, Etc. « Toaste Send for Representative or Call at our Office want. M erely light the gas, and you get a steaming stream in seven seconds. ‘ * And it is so reasonable in first cost that it pays for itself in tw o years in fuel saving over the old coal heating w ay. A comfortable bath for tw o cents. C o m e , let us sh ow you. or send for tho H um phrey B ooklet 'GARLAND" Cabinet Range— the Ideal Cooking Equipment. mm HO P ark Avenue �Chritlmat Edition THE SANFORD HERALD Is D ying Out, Say Birsky and Zapp •-/ Christmas Now Everybody Boys Pres­ ents - Oot of Season sod Holiday Seles of “ Sticker" Goods Are Doomed.' j» j» PflTAGUE GLASS 'UIUSTMAS ain't what It used to ' be." Baruett Zapp remarked, as he Mt opposite Louis Blrsky In Wasscrbauer’s restau­ rant “Sure I know," Blrsky s n 1 d, -spreading a slice of rye bread with mustard as ho waited for an orM ■- r Uer of kreploch ■ B y L j g j soup, with gefullto tcbcches to •Former times If a retail dry(Wjctrn didn't got half their —idlM fslnt on 'em every night , (to weeks before Christmna, their Iggi would come down on them alt them to discount their bills. : If a cash girl gets a head■ttst’s blg,nlready." ■mriky sodded sadly. Is dying out," ho deTho peoplA Is getting too lipp. •It used -to bo thnt If you 1j to push your stickers,—whethi It wti handkerchiefs, socks, neckojtr glqvea. dll you had to do i to wilt till Iho first o f December, j 'ta up fiOper rent over tho regunull price for fresh goods, put i |o red paper boxes, y’ur.deratnnd, Iyocr customers practically used i on each other to get at Uip •wbero tho goods wn.s. dlsChristmas silver nrifcles Vrns i {ood tales. I seen butter dishes (Hit hot cakes, which tho saleslnilles Iward not to dust them off mlt eun. on nceoppt It might | i ■■i■ 1 : ! ■t-' Hei'underneath. -But that's n thing 11the post now. And who dono It, Illustrations, b y BRIGGS of July, all the frankfurter factorial and trolley companies go quick me* chullnh.""After, what's that- Rot to do with Christman?" Blrsky asked. ‘‘I'm coming to that," Znpp Mid, "People nro commencing to figure nvernges ou Clirlstma# nlso. ' Take Miss J. PT Morgan, and sho flgurca that out of every million Christman presents dis­ played In stores a certnln percentage of peoplo buys something which they couldn't nfford'nnd gives It to n cer­ tain percentage of people which ain't got no use for It a t all.-—tJo she goes to work and gets up a Society for tho Prevention o f Useless Giving, and con­ sequently a certain percentago o f drygoods' stores loses a certain percentage of customers which formerly had a rotten bank account and a good dis­ position, and hns now got a good bank account and a rotten disposition." "Hut Miss Morgan dono this for a lot of Balcslndles which used to spend their money so foolishly at Christmas, Zapp, Uiat they had nothing left to take a vacation with In the summer time.” . * "That mny be so, Illrsky," Znpp said, "and while I ain't exactly a certified lea Is decorating •graves on tho thir­ tieth o f May." "BUll, In a way, It's a good thing that Christmas Is more or less a thing of tho past," Zapp said, "becuuso when you tried to collect a bill'from some­ body around Christmas time, It didn’t nmko no difference If ho was retired from business except for a 10 per cent Interest In a bathing suit factory, no would want you to wait Ull his Christ­ mas rush was over. Also peoplo didn't give no orders because It was around Christmas, Blrsky, and Just because it was nedr Christmas and they claimed they could uso all tho money they, could get, your creditors wanted you to pay bills which you hardly knew ypu owed ou account o f not receiving tho second monthly statement y e t Fur­ thermore if you owned, a tenement house,-you'd got difficulty collecting tho November rent because -tho ten­ ants said it was so near Christians, and that's tho way It went, Blrsky. People treated Christmas not nB n holiday, but as an excuse. Tho wonder Is It ain't dltd out altogether." "Tho wholesaler wouldn’t miss It If It did," Blrsky commented. "Ilellove me, Znpp, for every child that Inys nwnke tho night before Christmas thinking .what ills paraats are going to hand him tho next morning, there Is fifty manufacturers counting sheep Jumping o\'er fences, trying *hot' to think what some o f their cuHtomcrH In tho retail drygoods trado Is going to hand them nftcr tho second of Janu­ ary. If don't require much water to drown a .slinky drygoods retailer.' lie Gets Magensaure From Eating Frank.can .sink like u stone In two'days' rain furtera.**- during tho week before Christmas," "Don’t I know It?" Znpp said. "If the Christmas presents tlmt the whole­ public accountant, Blrsky, Pflgnro that salers give by mistake to slinky retail If hO per cent of'Christmas shoppers drygoods men was put on trees the. followed Miss Morgan's advice, Blrsky, th»> drygoods stores would shut down around Christians, and till them salesIndies would not only take, n vacation In tho summer time, but In tho winter time also; tmd then the question Is, how Is them salesladies going to pals? money .for their winter vacations?" • "Miss Morgan would get up a sub­ scription maybe,” Blrsky suggested. - “ And tho proceeds after the ex|H>nscs of collection were deducted would sup­ port twenty-throe sit hundredths of a saleslady f o r , 0.008 hours, Blrsky," Zapp concluded, ."prhlch tho trouble with them peoplo that, figure out the averages Is that .they don't consider huinnu belngq ns men and women, but ns fractious nusgereckoned to hun­ dred thousandths yet Also It's n goal thing to figure out tho averages on t)io percentages o f peoplo thut set off fireworks and don't get burned, and tho pcrcchtu'go of peoplo that It wouldn't do a bit of harm to If they bought once In a while for somebody a present, useful or otherwise. In other wordy, Illrsky, If you're going to reck­ on up tho averages on any things 4he -b eat ,waylrttmgOW b'bw Ifw lil affect Economical—S im p le—L ig h t Weight Substantial—Fool-proof Construction Gun Barrel. Cylinder Bore—Leak-proof Compression—Complete with ’Built-in M egneto “ M O R E T H A N R A TE D POW ER AND A W ON D ER A T T H E P R ICE” H ORSE POW ER l A ipls TrtaUd Christmas Nat as a Holiday, but as an Excuse." |1 It was the feller that Invented way ol Christmas 'Do your Christmas shop- would cSVer oil Iho redwood groves lu California. But It ain't -the retailers' ^ko did Invent It?" Znpp asked. fault, Blrsky. Sometimes the feller Is J l kxmlJ know who-lnvmiud -Itir TrtaytngnnTflOTTucirnko a merchant li ixclalmcd. "But whoever* he llko I used.to sell good*to bylhonam o i Zspp. he put a bigger crimp. In Felix Immergllck out In dindnnntl, I (tap handkerchief business than which a couple o f years ^ago last KWkr who Invented rhinitis tablets, Christmas bo specialized oil sleighs, If you are doing your Chrifct- skates and cheap furs, o n * from De­ tapping nrount the first of Octo- cember 15 on’ they got sue i n wprm *ta) sll them poor follers that spell In Cincinnati that the I otel keep­ Ntmmer hotels and bathing pq-. ers figured should they or si ould they 1 h *>ylng to themselves: 'Now not open, tho roof gardens gain. So 1Wan-V Znpp, handkerchiefs for the following year Itnmcrgll k cut out •.tre the furthest from your tho Blelghs and skAtca. -an I laid In *kta Also children whose moth- bicycles, children's books a id a very L” . talr Christmas shopping In attractive lino o f nmbroiUi, and Im­ ■ta *Pt to get school supplies mergllck says that It’s a winder with his luck ho didn't also bay stork In a chain o f artificial Ice factories, becauso.on tho day ho received tlio goods In November tho thonuoutftcr goes down to acre on him uni stays that way till a week after his next spring millinery opening. Can you blnmo such a feller that he settles with his cred­ itors 80 cents on the dotl^rl” "lis te n . Zapp," Blrsky said, “a 80cent-on-tbe-dollar feller could always pin his bust-up on either a warm Christmas, a cold Faster or an Invalid w ife,. whereas the flguiroa show that tho average o f real cold CLrtsfmascs nln’t no more than the average of real sick wives." “ Bure I know, Blrsky, but figuring out the average Is what has done tho Parents Are Qo- most harm to poker, pinochle, the Fourth of July, Chrlstmss and all them fWWMsnd Him Next Morning." things that former time people enjoyed to*6**1*,1*11*’ because a shopper running chances on. 'Like, for In­ ™ Imagination. Znpp. Bhe stance. tho Fourth o f July, and a lot tta A 1? "fa"0D' Boa “ was o f people which considers even safety t *hoPP,n* as early matches gefalirllch goes to work and J ° / July' F*«n«leretnnd, flgures.-that ° Qt o f every mlUloit peoplo •5°me 1‘0100 with fireworks." that shoots off firecracker*, gne and Pp said, tipping the fingers seven hundred and fifty-two ono thou­ B i J S V Blrekr. “Storekeep- sandths-peoplo getW burned, *o They .' to sell no bore flre- put the.firework* lAanufacturer* out Fo" t h of July, If* o f bushiest, and Jw» off fireworks people 'V! Blr*kF coaUnued. "and or trolley parks Z S S S l* 0* ott firecrackers taoa-aa.lt gets cry tallUon people thgt g d * suimenaed sea ’- • . o . ' u J l l , ------ and then go to work and get up tho So­ ciety for tho Prevention of Prevention Societies and limit tho membership to ono hundred million Americans. _ Moat Uf 111 KliUJll JUU lL ”' ~ v ’ (Copyright) Something for the Baby Full Line of Power and Traction Sprayers-Prices Always Right The hath for the youngest member o f the family Is an Institution that all’ o f thenu^njoy, and nothing can bo bet­ ter In the way o f a present for baby than a bath basket. A pretty ono Is pictured above. It Is big euough to hold hla outfit o f clean clothes, and Is fitted with all the tilings he needs for his bath nnd toilette. Plnk-and-whltc puper rope Is woven over wire to make this basket, bat s ready-made willow or bamboo will an­ swer tho purpose. Pink sstln ribbon Is threaded through the sides snd ties In a bow under the hsndlo at one side.' Bags o f pink satin ribbon are sewed about tho basket on the Inside to hold bahy*a tolletto articles. One of them holds a soft sponge, aoother a box of talcum powder, a thin! takes care of a pleco of fine bland soap, and oppo­ site this his Mny Cqpib snd soft brush are In-id by bands o f ribbon. Even a teething ring' finds a - place in th|a equipment. \ *: satin ribbon, or gaos* ribpink in th«f basket In cob In a generous bow to each Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting, Irigation, both sub and overhead, Gas Engines, Hand and Power Pumps, A gents for Fields Traction and Pow er Sprays both fo r Farms and Orange Groves, Gas and Oil, H ot W ater Heaters, Etc. ........ o p f f i ]Phone 588 Cor. Third S ta n d Oak' Ave. * r- • « •■ j V / . Sanford, Florida • �Gifts Every W om an Likes C ost C o ttie r L o u is e H eilgers , (Oegjrtgfct). anted he said to her: ‘Tonight." And tho night had edme, dressing the April sky In pale stars, and Alias Emmeline In satin and pearls. Ilot the man himself never came. She had never seen .or-heard from him again. Indirectly she learned from village gos­ sip-that he had been called to town, hut from him there had come no mes­ sage out of the void.. The days crept Into months and lengthened Into years, money came to Miss Emmeline, and a spacious house and friends In plenty. It was'only love thnt had passed her by. The eager, happy girl turned Into the cold, hard woinun. One day, she learned from an announcement in the papers that he hnd married—years afterA lemonade and jt water server are wnrds from the same source, that he wns dead. And only a few months be­ among the pretty and easily made fore her nephew, the one tpirnan being gifts that every woman will llko to • In the world upon whom sho had h»v-d receive. At tho top o f the picture above, an Ished what affection she hnd left In attractive lemonndo server la miido her to give, had married the daugh­ of np ordinary set gf tin muflla rings, ter of the man who had won her heart one spring day and thrown It away as carelessly ns he might hare flung away a faded flower from hla coat Hut had lie? Was It possible that; nfter all, they hnd been separated not by his Indtfference, but by some awful if ' i' 7 )H S bells were ringR p Ing. f o r It w a « M II Christmas day. OutJL side vi*°n the tro~ sen path a robin hopped, the sky 1* ^ * 5 ^ ** wns.clear, cold tnd blue. The tall c h r y ranthcroums which fringed the lawn stood sillily at attention like sentinels. A pale De­ cember sun lay like a ghost upon the grass. But Miss Emmeline Barton, staring Idly out of the window, had pp eye for the beauty of It all. Because It wns Christmas day, she was dressed In lav­ ender ailk and her mother's rings sparkled coldly upon her Angers. The orthodox holly and mistletoe were scattered In vases and behind picture frames about the room, Atlas Kmmeline herself had but recently returned from early morning service In the lit­ tle church, tucked cotlly away In tho churchyard. ’ .... ■But of the Christmas pence and beauty there was no trace In Allas Emmeline's heart. Instead, she no'I t t w . with annoyance, aa she stared ‘oat of the window, that some o f tho shruha wanted cutting and thnt one of the gnrdcncra hnd left n pair of shears on thp ground. How lnriMcritty the coll o f the hells came. “ Be happy! Be hnppyl- Bo happy I" they seemed to say na n friendly wind carried their message •far and wide.- With no -Impatient -movement Ml** Emmeline turned from the window. Ah she did ao her glance fell on the morning mull, lying, nnwns customnry. awaiting her attention In n neat pile on her desk. A disdainful smile, curved her lips na her long thin fingers turned over the envelope. Then suddenly her face changed. It wnH ns If a summer wind hnd Mown n little pink Into Its cold­ ness—for n ihnment only. The old frosty look rnme hnck Into her face ris she ripped open the envelope. Two letters fell from It Into her Inp. One The Christmas Peace Stole Into Miss scaled, the other a folded piece of note Emmeline’s Heart. pnper. Allas Emmeline picked up tho open letter without-glnnclng at tho mistake? Hnd fate Intervened, posealed one. In her hejirt she suld cold­ llccruunllitt*. and diverted th* traffic of tholr Uvea Into separate turnings? Had ly; “ From his wife, I suppose." he—Alias Emmeline’s breath caught In “ Dene Aunt Emmeline," her nephew wrote. In his big sprawling handwrit­ her throat with a queer little spasm— ing, “ I expect you will he awfully wild really loved her, nfter all? A mist at my writing to you after your hnv- loomed up before her as tho envelope Ing told me you never wished to’ hour fell away from the sheet. Then tho from me again, blit I nm merely send­ mist cleared and the sun dnneed mer­ ing along the Inclosed! And I thought, rily upon Its shiny surface ns she rend: "Aly Dearest: I hare no right to with the explanation nbout, It, you might forgive n Chnstpips wish or two call you this yet, hut I nm hoping that you will give me the right by return slipping In us well. mall, for I am In town, Emmeline, mid: "Here Is the explanation. - You know denly called there by most pressing Anne nnd I are living now In your old and urgent business. I hnd no tlmp home, It I n such a beautiful old house, to write and explain before I left yes­ hy the way—Aline simply dotes on the terday. 1 am afraid you mgst have spindle-legged furniture In thg draw­ thought my ahscnco In the -hvenlng ing room, hut I hud to have* some re­ strange, but If you love me, dear, you pairs done. The roof leaked. Inci­ will forgive mo. Love, yob* wl|l. find. dentally, pud the dragons on the bull Is mostly that—forgiveness. But do you love me, Emmeline? Thnt Is the question I want above all -others to bavgjtflgwcrnL'.. Had-I leisure I would wr i t e jell words that, like faith, would Tcrnnvo iiioiintuliiN of opposition und comjH.-) love, hut this business presses so hardly on m o‘at-thb'moment that It Is with difficulty I liuvo snatched the lime to write even these few words. "But, whether or not you lovo me. believe me that! nra iVer ybur devoted lover. OS x V jh The , 8un Danced Merrily Upon Its Shiny Surface as She Read. paper made me fed like n fit. George whenever I looked at them. The work­ men were doing something tp the let­ ter box when they found the letter I am sending you. Yoa know whst an antediluvian .affair the box-was. - One o f tho panels wns ibose and the letter In some amazing way had allpped be­ hind It. It looks a bit yellow, and no w onder, considering the time It -must hnvo been there. Anne will persist the address Is In her father’s hand­ writing, but I told her It Is nonsense. X don't bollev/* you ever met the old chap." Miss Emmeline read no further. With trembling hands she picked up the sec­ ond letter. Two little spots flared sud­ denly In her cheeks as she stared at the envelope. Yea, It was'the hand­ writing of tho man she loved that •fared back at her. - 8bo had not cried for years, but now ah* felt the sharp •ting of teknt behind her eyelids. The brassy clang o f bells turned suddenly Into tho droning of bees, $bo was walk­ ing In a garden, a spring garden, gold40 with daffodijf ‘ And khnshlne and youtli, with a man young and dark, •s ab« was young and ttlk; | Utile • ____"Ilnlph." The letter slipped from Alisa Emme­ line's hand with a little rustling sound us of protest as It met the stiff silk of her gown. Emmejlnei white-haired, sedately garbed, ns she was, was lu the arms of her lover. What matter If the man who wrote these magic words wero dead. and. thnt lt*>wu§ Christum* Instead of spring? At lost sho need ho nHhaiucd of her luvo no longer, site could tiring It forth, h thing of Joy, ii\to'tho sunshine of her thoughts. Hehnd returned her love. Ho had want­ ed her. She had been tho desire of tils youth. Alias Emmeline rose proudly from her chair. She trailed her aklrt across tho room with tho nlr of a queen. When the butler answered herring, she spoke Imperiously: • ......... “ Barnes, ! want this telegram sent at once.'" Also please tell Mrs. Yntea that I am expecting. my. nephew and his wife at any moment, and that I wish rotoras to be prepared for them Immediately." . ' When the man had left the room again Miss Emmeline walked acrosa to tho long French window, and, smil­ ing happily, threw It open. She was anxious now to hegr the hell*. All the bitterncts of' many years had melted from her heart, as snow melts In the sun. She coaid meet Walter's wife now without hate, nay with eagerness, Walter’s wife, who might have been her own child. Bhe drew a deep breath as ilie bitter-sweet scont of the chry»nnthemkma came Into tha room on a rush sif cold air. It was a good world after all. The Christmas peace stole Into Miss Emmeline's heart na she looked t+oo the whiteness of the hills. Th* bell* to which (lie tinsmith has added a hail* die. . .. * Tho server Is painted with white or blue or other colored Valet and al­ lowed to dry. flow ers or leaves cut from printed'paper napkins’ are then glued to I) at each corner, at tho sides and along the ceiiter. Finally a cost of shellac Is brushed all over the server. When this dries the server is ready frr a set of thin glasses. lA small basked makes tho water server, which carries a water bottle with n glass turned over Its neck. The basket Is 'llrst painted whlto and atlowed to dry. Then It-Is decorated' with a 'festoon of roses and leaves made o f white sealing wax and tinted with paint*—tho rosea pink and tho follnge green, f tn n lly the basket is varnlahed with shellac. Bonita Cafe and Ice Cream Parlor Christinas Candies and Cigars MATHBW A D A ^ i fh a b my g rw t earnest wish— lHat the Oxbrnus Spirit may enter ping i t s vitality* Tfct the iMkflelw ii « grt*ipn.,|«kfy plant; that la, it posaesse* tho pigment-chlorophyll, which givi^'.the green color to normal veg* etntlon. Some of the tfbplcal .apcclea of mlatletoo bear leaves ns largo as those o f the American elm. . ‘■The presenco of green leaves In*. dlcntdsf *thnt tin? mistletoe hns the power, which Independent green plants .rverywhero possess, of constructing organic foodstuffs, sueh •ns starch, out of Inorganic compounds—carbon nneus kuyc tho name vlacum album. since that time related species have been found In nearly all parU of the -world, especially In the warm countrie* Tho family, of mistletoes Is now Ktmwn to' Ju«n Inrgo one, erabracing more than six hundred species., It tins boon written that In tho courso of boyipjcnl explorations In tho west* om' hemisphere numerous representatlves of tho family were found, and among them was ono which so close)y resembled' tho original mistletoe dioxide and water—Utilising sunlight tfmt It was given the generic name of ns the source of energy In tho proc* viscum. with tho specific designation , ’ , ot "llnvescens," and one ea rl/ bo tan* our Customers tnd that it may fill me, * h n l me. and then that , dip into j a W a l i h of Love and give it away - t o Everybody-every* B ig Turkey Christmas Dinner 50c Dont’s for Parents. Christmas week don'ts for pa­ terfamilias: Don’t open bureau drawers. Don’t look Into clos­ ets. When tho collar button rolls under the chiffonier or tho bed. don't pursue It; It Is better to let thy collar go loose than to risk the premature revelation of the Christmas socks, neCktlcs or lace curtains. Be blind, bo blind—and again, be blind I Unklndest Cut o f All. “ What's Dodsworih so mad about?" “ You know ho weighs approximate­ ly two hundred pounds, and prides hlmselt on being every Inch a man?" “Of course." "Well, some spiteful person sent him n wrist watch for a Christmas present" where. So lha* even W a r on never be again. And Peace shall eternally a v dure inthe Hearts of men. Special Attention to Ice Cream Orders frvKh fry • Delivered to any Part o f the City Neckwear for Gifts eioe, Christmas Decoratipn, Lives Off Other Trees. Wholesale Grocers d tsc lf U pon H o « t W h e r* n and Destroy*—Difference ,« n American a n d E u ro oean Varieties. Sanford, Florida ' iftire li much about the carious plant 'jUdi |he wisest men do not know. Ik uriety with which people are ncsolaIel It n lImrailte, yet It Is nof kafrlhrr a parasite, ic ypii.m L. llruy. an Investigator In brat pathology for the Department lrfHrtfnlture. hns written this f<?r the WuUortmi Star: I- The plant Is a parasite. It fastens 'bHif upon Its host, the tree, ponetatn Its tissue and draws nourish- would represent tho relation which mistletoe sustains to Its host" It.Is Interesting to note thnt there are points'ot difference betweep the American mistletoe and Uio European mistletoe, to wtylch such n wealth.’ of legend und romance attaches. But the points of difference pro not Import­ ant. and the American Is very llko tho European mistletoe In Its appear­ ance and Its habits ot life. The name “mistletoe" was long ago applied tp Uio mysterious parasitic European • e ee Here nre two pieces o f neckwear made of ribbon. fin e of them la n generous scarf made of wide mole-gray Biitln ribbon, with stripes In brilliant colors run­ ning nlotig the center At the front o f the neck there In n bow of-pluln, gray satin ribbon narrower than tho other. Tho scarf fastens with snnp fuateners and la flnlahud with gray silk tassels. ‘ At tho right n ribbon ruff Is made of wide satin rlblmn. It Is luld In double l>ox plaits and sowed to. s- neckband stiffened with crinoline. It fastens •Under a Up of velvet ribbon. BEAVER b o a r d :»n r nprrt Durrr I irtuba uni.,, t)ii« m«k Ii o n the bock • booed you bur. Sometimes the lath shows through with an unsightJ effect; Y ou've probably noticed this. You can never depend on lath and pLutcr ceilings, telling when they will crack and . fall. Expensive are moro substantial than plaster, but who wants ceil TheTJeavcr Board ccilmg fiu every need and fits it better tbatt anything else you can buy. . * never CALL US U P! Prices are Advancing Eyery Day. Sanford is on a Build ing Boom and You Should Build Y our New Hom e WE HAVE THE PROPER MATERIALS SASH LATH BLINDS - LIME LUMBER OF ALL KINDS - CEMENT - Delicious and Refreshing ♦ 5c Everywhere In Bottles SHINGi CORRUGATED IRON THE PRICES A R E RIGHT We Buy for Cash and Sell for Cash and Yon Get the Benefit of the Extremely low Prices Sewer Pipe, Tile and all Materials for the Fanner i; - A �- * T H E R E X A L L S TO R E ... •. T H E S T O R E OF U S E F U L G I F T S F O R T H E H O L I D A Y S E A S O N skets all Shapes and sizes,'Manicure, Bridge Sets, Gift Books, Popular Fiction, Bibles, Dressing Cases, Shaving Sets, Leather Goods, Iv o r r Gtrods, Christmas Fancy. Boxes, Fountain Pens, Kodaks . ... . .. ... . . . HEADQUARTERS FOR N U N N A LL Y ’S FINE CANDIES HOLIDAY SPECIALS M m FINE PERFUMES IN FANCY PACKAGES, £T C . (0) . # © For* His Dressing Table No bno ever, heard of a Christmas when new pincushions did not arrive to replace old. ones nnd to provide nlways-niH-ded pins. Very elaborate nnd pretentious ones, of embroidered net and lacc nnd nil sorts of rich ribbon*, are made to grace the dressing tables o f the ladles, but here are two meant for men. They are selected from a number of small cushions ttuide to hang or Rtnnd within easy reach near Hie mirror that reflects an almost j-lnles* tolfet. And they are mere pleasantries with Its placer sold dcpdsTls which In pincushions, which will l>e looked nt are snhl to have’ furnished tho car* go for tunny o f Spalh'a treasure gnlIf not used, and therefore their clever­ ness commends them. . Icons. At Hip left n. soft heart—of pink In addition to copper, gold nnd sil­ satin—provides n resting place for a MINES OF N O R TH ER N M E X iq ^ V ver. the mine* of tinhorn produce lend, S T A TE AMONQ R ICH EST gew'ple soldier boy. lie bus a gun In coal, tltnnny, mercury, Iron ~xlne. suit IN WORLD. •nd tellurium; Tho graphite deposits bis band iiwl a cap on bis read and-is all dressed up with* a belt about bl* of tho-« 0ile arc ould,to.be the finest waist, lie iS-ln sud case for-n-sohHrr lu the world, producing nu even bet­ —be can' neither shdnr tmr run, for be Legends of the Immense Wealth Taken ter grade than the famous mine* of HIbeflu ahd 3up.ui.. Is I omul to Hie heart with hand* of From Them and How. It Was satin ribbon. Hut bn looks Jmj>p,- and Wasted by the Nation's Substitute for Gold. Early Conquerors; . The |In- nro In hiding behind a shir A substitute for gold I* obtained by ring «*f narrow-satin ribbon that «,-•> coiablulag pi parts Of copper with G circles the heart. Short bangers part* of antimony and adding n little of rihlicn, united nt the top -with a magnesium carbonate, to Incrcnsc-the rosette, taal.e It easy to find a plnec weight. I( Is said that this alloy can be drawn, wrought and soldered very much like gold, and that It nlso re­ At iTic right of the picture ti pin-tree ceives .and retains n golden polish. It flourishes. It Is made of a cork, paintIs worth something like 25 cents a ,rd green, on the end of u slmrt meat skewer minted brown. •Tho -other end of Hie skewer rests lu a little green hueket made uf Mood and tilled with brown seullng wax. Illuck pins, with Wanted ^ ^ head* of many colors nnd white ure • - "pop I" a Short NlQht. • stuck In the cork, providing the recipi­ “ Yes, my son. ent with a variety of pin* to choose “Is it ri fact ting longer?" that tho. days flrc Eet“ Yes, my boy. ^ •‘Well, pop, t!i" tight before Cl nt cu£ht to mnlt0 lhe DECEMBER shouldn’t I t r “ V* “ A Df-y R oof fo r House and Barn • You ran secure a water-tight, durable roof very economically and with little trouble E X A G0 ROOFING Ready to Iay— Pyepared to sta y ” TEXACO ROOFING is easily applied, and when applied properly, insures a water­ tight, durable, Are-resisting protection overhead. The T ex a s Company K. R. MURRELL, Agent iVtwtnma shorter then. DEALER IN SU N BROTHERS .with__hnne _uf—the—ptu.lmw I lie legend concerning the Donn Mnrln mine Is |hnt Its owner, tho wid­ ow o f n Bisiiilnnb.De itodrlqucs, lu, bored for yearn wring nuggets of gold until she hnd a treasury which re•Wired n caravan of 40 mules to convey the four tons of precious nietnl to Mex­ ico City. It was n long and arduous Journey, and the widow was constant­ ly In fear o f M ug robbed. . When she llnnlly ‘reached the capital she would not rest content Until the fortune bad been placed In tho safekeeping of the SpanIsli viceroy. A few duya later tt)o widow dlsapisurcd, mid the vn«t atorw of gold was appropriated by tho gov­ ernment treasury and that treasury’s custodian. An equally-pathetic story la told of tho Plapcha* de Plata ( 8llver Plates) mine, which, according to Jesuit ac­ counts, was discovered by a Yaqui In­ dian during the first half of tho eight­ eenth century. Ftom a deep canyoh tho Jesuits nro said to have taken grent globules of silver ore, weigh­ ing from 20 to 60. pounds. One mam* moth -nugget of puro silver, weighing a quarter of a ton. wan discoverd, and proved the undoing of both the priest* nnd’. the Indians. This treasure rock was with greay difficulty loaded botween two pack mules and taken to Everywhere the cnpltal, where It was seised for the crown. After years of lltlgitlon the authorities decided that not only this nugget, but all other ora from tho canyon belonged to the state. Where­ upon Jesuits and Indiana conspired successfully to .“ 1000" the mine. Just 10 miles south of the Arizona Una and midway between the border town* of Nogales and Naco, Is Cansnen, tho center of one o f the rtchn the wortd,wbU»Inlcna station, east Ooora O pen at l and 7 p .m . o f xh!<& la THANKING YOU FOR YOUR L IB E R A L PATRONAGE IN THE PAST AND SOLIC­ ITING THE SAME FOR THE FUTURE WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. W O RLD’S PROGRESSIVE . . SH O W S - , 105—New Modern Acts—105 By the Champions o f Great Panama Wild Beast Exhibit W. W. ABERNATHY Palmatto Aye. and First St. Sanford, Florida 2 -PERFORMANCES D A IL Y -2 •> •'v. I . • ’ ‘ �H eart o f - t h e Istm as C h i l d by H E IX N IRWIN •j W c cordially invite you to call and inspect our full line o f Fresh Staple Groceries, which we ofrer at whole­ sale, in package lots. : : : : : : : »* . If,* W e also carry a full line o f Standard Feeds, such as Corn, Oats, W heat,'Scratch Feeds, Cotton Seed M eal, Cotton Seed Hulls, Shorts, Bran, Beet Pulp and Larro Feed. Also Standard M ixed Horse Feeds, etc. : were "nol right. H e brought o f a jmkw. family group In the trolley, and pic­ tured their Christmas evening meal; Imagined whQt jo y the smallest thing on his table would glvA them— He drew his eyes Impatiently nwajj,; and then he .thpught of tho clerks*. Christmas gifts, cut right In two. Ho pictured tho faces of tho neediest ones,,when they opened .the flups of tho ttny envelopes he. bad guiltily sealed. Around and around the room seemed to echoo: “ Vou’so got the heart of the Christ­ mas Child all right, mister," and he laughed aloud. • Ho pushed back his chair Impatient­ ly and went Into the library. "Great*. Beottl. what is tho mattes with mo7" he said; "my liver must ho out of order." He took up a cigar and n mugazlnc, hut he could not' read. From across the shndows o f the library his daugh­ ter’s vyya nought his, staring front out the canvns. Hho was the only one he had left, nnd she was cast rigorous­ ly aside. 'T h o face of tho Great Man worked suddenly iu pain,.and his head fell forward on his anus. And then—soft arms were about his neck, and lips pressed to Ills check. ."Futher," sold a vulce, "look up nnd say I Why come. Alec’lct me in; I’ve been w alling I " tpu.hun— U-.--------------Hhi' broke off. The sound o f music came faintly Into tho room.»- With arms about him. she drew him to thu .window and flung tip the sash. T h s 'I.lftle Orphans' Christmas Carol,*" she whispered, and the room was fillet) with melody. Tears streamed down the Great Mun's cheeks; he drew her head'to his shoulder. "Alice,", he whispered brokenly, "you must come and mako me a bet- Cozy bedroom slippers will make their many recipients hnppy and more comfortable this Christmas, as they have every Christmas for«years with­ out, number. They aro among tho gifts that are ulwnya welcome, and every member o f the family, old or young, counts upon a pair of them us among tho bounties of Santa Claus. Therd nro some new developments among knitted and crocheted slippers. A. pair of beautiful ones shown In the tod slid on to her shoulders. It picture la knitted of gray yam nnd Utt.uk for her till eight or nine, set orj to soles padded with quilted ItMs iru Christmas eve. satlo In rose color. On tho toe there it tie ctntrr where bo took up his 1s set w pretty knitted rose, and two rt for s car n newsboy accosted roses like It nre placed nt each side of ♦he beet,- where an extension o f tho •ftprr, mister7" — — hack o f the slipper turns down. At wgtf be nld shortly. •■ the Instep u bow 'of rosu-colnred satin JVjmk'ttlow persisted. rlhlHin Is slipped through a khlltcd Bister 7' strap. This Is nn alluringly pretty fto Great Hun looked down with a slipper that nmy b e made In other retort oa his Ups, and the face color combinations to suit It to older ,wm arrested his attention, It or younger wearers. m w white sud pinched; nnd the A second pair Is knitted pf light E daring out of It so big ami ear brown yarn nnd luyi eiderdown lined lie took out n quarter, nnd besoles of leather. Quito a deep exten­ ■UM cartas coming, waved aside sion Is knitted ut the hark, which tuny litbnre. In spite of hls^ hurry, tho he turned up about* tho ankles. These tft thaoV'’ struck strangely on bis tiro appropriate slippers fur itien ns > well ns women, nnd aro decorated' •IWie got the heart of the Christwith small silk pompons. r si Child all right,' mister." . •• - • — A 'p a ir'or wooden slioc-trees Wakes itoktort of the Christinas Child, for. a most acceptable gift for either men (Staly quarter, one of many thouor women. In the picture, the spring toll he could spare I The bitter o f th6 Shoe-tree is covered with yellow sty of It brought a smllp to his satlu ribbon shirred-over It. The rib­ p ;i anile that twisted his faee Into bon Is tied In a small how at tho heel jlflMge (Otfix-. of tho tree and tho the Is painted with ikt tiet him ut the door, and* re­ gold pulnt. If the ’ trees aro to .be told his coat. Dinner was served given to u.woman three tiny chiffon or ribbon roses may. bo set on the idUut down to IJ alone. His wife shirred ribbon, but for a tnan this to dead, and slnco Alice ran away frivolous touch Is omitted. njnrt ago with a poor clerk, and ho Everyone needs several pairs of shoeitpatounred the sentepco o f exllo tree^ so they nre alwuys sure to pa LW, ho had llvbd alone with his And ^suddenly about them- hovered please those who receive them., They ttVyministered to his comfort skill- the spirit of that great heart of tbs may W made. In sets -of* three or four pairs. ■ysav ef ever, but somehow IhinjfS Christmas Child. • » •'/*■ W e Guarantee t h e ' Lowest Market Price. Gall and be Convinced V PHONE 298 SANFORD, FLORIDA ON B E A U TIF U L L A K E MONROE SANFORD HAS A . . . H O TE L . . . The City That Offers the Most TO THE TOURIST THE COMMERCIAL MEN - TO TH E HOTEL C AR N ES S . J. C A R N E S , Proprietor k i t iS a r S r « - J i i ___- f I y i , ,, »; m lb • > ■- J , A t Ik J. 1 1 * jT. -•> S ® E C - . ) : ! : ' �•f'* ' • C lrU M i Edition Children’s K nit Caps 50c value Big Values in Shoes Colgates Talucm Pow M en's High and Low Cuts • Ladie’s Knit Caps 48c up ••• Ladies' High and Low Cuts Children’s High and Low Cuts Ladie’s Fleeced Lined One Lot of Ladies Sample Hats, Underwear 4 Winter Trunks, Bags and Suit ••• •Cases 18c up At All Prices Big Lot Crepe and Outing Kimonas 45c and 69c Barker Brand Collars • . • * • • • ■ . All. Late Styles- Men’s Odd Coats, are worth $10 to $15 all sizes $5.98 ... 15c two foi Knox Knit Hose, all • sizes 65c values 50c The well known Towers i • Fish Brand Jackets and Pants Corless Coon Shirts Boy’s Pants, all sizes ------ 35c up “ Ladies Shirt Waists, Weather $4.00 values per suit $2.98 all o f the new styles Children’s Hose, as ----- -sorted colorsChristmas Shoppers: ...Take advantage o f these wonderful bar­ gains and do your buying before the rush. American Beauty Cor­ sets, 1.50, $2.00 value Phone 408-J �• • C htitlm at-H illon lo o o o o a i S S nilDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME.” even t h e gateT ost not in g it | 'i r lilE t i s A M O N G Y E T A K IN G N O T E S A N D F A IT H . § * M IB 'U - PRK N T 'E M " - - S O g I SAYS SAU N TEKER. 0* ao00 0 0 o o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o D O D a o a o a o o o o a a a o a a of Mr. and Mra. Carraway Friday evening. Every ono reported a nice time and wished thk't there would be such parties more Oftep. Miaa Minnie'. Wynn entertained Mr.,and Mrs. E. C. Bowman, Misses Roberta Lynch and ^flta Letaon st cards Wednesday evening. The skating rink seems, to be the favorite pastime for the young folks. Mrs. C. R. Lord and Mra. M. Murray were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Riley Sunday. • Mr. Edwin Humphrey's Ford ran into a wagon Tuesdny and landed in the ditch." No one was hurt. , Farms —around Sanford—Best in'the World. Homes .— County, and City,r Lands —for all purposes—Trucking, Fruit, Stock Ranches, Big or Little Tracts. * . • Lots —Vacant or Improved. * A few Bargains. Exchanges —Am making successful trades. Perhaps this plan would . help you. .oth ers. . of tHo jolt th a la -jJ l The Seminole Bank" tr Just nat7*To di)» »re giving Originally Latin Phrase. [urally playing the- devil, with their 'Hie origin o f the phrase: "All my Jfraprobate," tj»e High Cost now sidewalk, nln the firat place thoy went n o wprk' and made*the eye, Hetty Martin"' colnc-t nf mlKproof Living— nunclntlon of the L«Hn "O mlhl, lieato ftrfn all In agreement and all of a ■idowalk from the building to the MartJnc," Mhldi is literally, "O hleKsed Street And thia is entirely too much Martin (help) me” nnd is found In flutter , aidtiwulk for Sanford. Why just to several lltuulcs o f the middle uges. 0rfr the propoeal to boycott tho think that a Tow years ago we did Now It Is Hlnng for n lie. Thero uro batter. iu i 'u all eigned a paper to givo not have any walks at all and walk­ several such l^itlu phraseN which have ed through the nice soft sand that been degraded or transmuted. Hocus T H C. L. fit*, t. the meantime thoy'rc living on was easy on our feet/ and did not pocus is derive I from the ludcmii "hoc wear out shoes near ao fast, hut hero est corpus," und slserary Is a corrnpFavy and grit*. , is Forrest Lake smearing sidewalks tion of certibraei. - Wy that the price of all eat* all over the landscape. Then wh?n grow* much steeper, General Slack, the man who invent­ Why. Tut a boycott will therefore make ed concrete got to tho alley he built "Why Is It we don't hear any more all theae thingn cheaper. up a Giant’s Causeway that will complaints about dcfectlvo life pro^ 1 hear that the men from Day* cause me to take an ucroplfano every servers on ships?" "Nobody has time toaa to Largo timo I want to come down the alley to put them on."—Judge. fa c4Uing on Wileon to launch the and if a.fellow with It jag falls off embargo i * that walk at night they will never To atop shipping foodstuffs to those find him again. (L A T E R ) I asked ; cross the ocean, Forrest I.nkc about’ the causeway Aid Congress is starting such move­ and he says U was tho city council ment in motion. that had the nllity made and any Ii the meantime the former Is filled h ow .h e bclioyitf in concrete and if , with contentment. ^ ncrc>ssary~he w in to ncrete the wholo The high cost or living don’ t pause dern place so I look for him to he hire resentment. handing out concrete bills, making Hii cabbage ami peppers, his egg­ concrete notes und running business plant and beans on concrete •lines. Anyhow that new' fAry putting the money right Into his bank and•sidewalk look good and I ’ jeans: . suppose we can get accustomed to it Be has to pay more for his tools and sometime just like electric lights, jT machines, automobiles and ull other now (an­ | HU fertilizer, clothing nnd farm gled motions. ji .. magazines, S* why shouldn't he in hia turn get *! Y oU 'iun talk about your veget­ N' the price, able crops, your cotton crops nnd Then.every one clao la getting a your fruit crops hut take it front £ --slice? \ ' ' " ' \ me the greatest crop in Florida is Se here's to tho cost of high living tho tourist crop and tho sooner wo get down-to brass tacks, build a ,fine . iug-a-boo, « h otel- and - i nvite -tbp~ world" RPh6re rpVTngHnrfarmer no "more to sete our pretty city the sooner we f • than his dub. will start to making the real kale. Our farms nnd factories will take . * ’• * . * ■ P. JL-Of course we thin,k it would care of themselves l>ut to get the tourists you must first Jtavo a tour­ be the right caper ist, hotel. Somo day tno pooplo.of To place an embargo on all^kinda of Sanford will wake up und get this f paper.—Florida Grower. .. fact in their ihink tanks. Investments • * • Several good propositions .to-offer, focal and •••- — MoneyIn the bank will pay you 4%.’;. Rightly in­ vested in Real Fstate it might pay you five times a s. much. I have several very attractive offerings. * ’’ ‘ * ' v= . . ' . j ’ . Let me know your Real Estate needs, perhaps I can help you as I have others. O. P A C K A R D , Sanford, Florida • . . . . . Have just moved to North Park Avenue In the room recently vacated by the Arnert Barber Shop CONSIDER THE We have some 300. Patterns of Pocket and Pen Knives. SANFORD’S XMAS TREE to receive?" If tho Christ spirit prelvia every little forgotten child In the community will be found and givoff w remembrando of the day. Toys, fruits and gopdies, plcturo books’, clothing and groceries will be most acceptable gifts. L et us ill pull together for the beat,, the larg­ est, tho very .. .merriest Christmas that Sanford has ever known. ’ATE FOR A F F A I R Tbit Sanfffrd kesps step with the hats and lfnea up with other cities 1“ its various lines of progress and community welfare worje will be fcaonatrated again on Christmas Dpy when its first Community _ ^ u-.-,r-e®-“ nd.cdchrution_wlll. bit dace in central park. Just as tbeduik is hiding beneath the shadof night tho "tree" which will b* a. real glft-glving tree will bo WUimly illuminated. Tho SWttfhes of the city, ths .dvic comwttee the Board of Trade and the Womjr* Club will unite in n program »»t promises to inapire, ns nothing . c*n dhs yule-tide spirit and I ° ? e in Sanford may hnvo a in the glorious opportunity Socking at every dopr, if ono only •J?!** > il- Originating with tho •due Department, tho coopcra7 r\ 01 the churches has been sea? d aro •nthuaiastlc over «ari pro . ^hc children' of the ou* Sunday schools have been ■jm ^ nnd uil1 b® l» rC«ly res|lon*, °L t,le ,ucccs* of the entertaintbt .Thry *ln* car®lB entering • tQUr corners and lead tfai i ? 1!1 throughout.the celehraon* is expected to : th« f >dc« in song. There U ♦l! aor® inapiring or sweeter tb« L * * n,in* of a vast crowd In *pea air. Thore will also bo a ^hristnjg, rift *i„7“ play *n th® Psvk. Tho who-k D* ho from the children »*t t»Y*i *° ***• 'hHdren who have 0 |t*. i ** PurP°ss of the com* Dm r . j ” charge to make this a joy* of (t. for the little children and i(.P°°,r *n our own community Homo « T,dn,ty the County • ther, » * Xt nnd to-th e orphans, if one J ? *nfllch for *H. *nd If every £ t ,I i ^ ^ ll Kiv* spmothlng ■B E lu oe a groat abundance. T.nwg d o in g t h a . w o i k f op h— .- Mr. tthd Mral AlIcn Broxfon calleH st Mra. Jack Vaughn's Sunday af-| ternoon, also on Mra. Tyner'a fam- Uy. J ELDER SPRINGS NEWS Mra. B. J. Overstreet nnd two sons, Earl and B. J „ Jr„ pf. Lock* hart and Mr. and Mra. E. C. Bow* man wera the dinner guests of Mra. J. M. Wynn Wednesday. Mrs. Blakemore and 'Mra^ Booker are apending'a few days In Jackson* villa wltb-friends.* i tTkJr° nicn " nd children are ask_ _ , Mra. M. R Bmith and Mr*.-1, H. amalt for Wynn were in town shopping Tues^jin n * «« gift K i n however now ci » anH *or “ f® not t b e !-x * r r . : . ^ . ^ v Vv^ ,.Beody children?- And 4,A number of the young folks at* «>ore blessed to give than 'tended a candy pulling at the home I . • • ; .Tf*; . » • •. f *• . Now Why Not Buy the b Knife ‘ Mra. Jack King has been suffering with a very painful e f e for two weeks. Dr. Miller is attending it now, ao ’ wo hope for a speedy recpvery. „ • Mra. Will Robinson and daughter, Mra. Jack King and little daughter, Gladys Robinson* were the Sunday gueati 'of Mra. "W. N. Culp. %Mra. Jack Vaughn was tjio dinner guest of Mrs. Wilt Robinson last Frldny, Well, children, he good, for I t is almost timo for old Santa with hia sleigh bolls,' hut it’s mighty hot for tho old man here at Sanford. • Mrs. Jack Thompson leaves for DoLand, where Mr. Thompson has a permanent job. Mra. Will Robinson and Mra. Jack King were the dinner guests of Mra. Jack Vaughn' Monday. .. Mr. and' Mra. Johu Robinson have moved back to town, so Mra. Vaughn Is all alone again. It makes it’.pretty lonely for her now, The warm weather is doing lots of damage to the crops. Wo would suruly be glad to welcome old Jack Froat In our vicinity for awhile. Mrs. Jack Vaughn haa a lovely lot of nice ripe oranges that look in­ viting to the weary Willies that ore putting in their appearance in tho Sunny South. 1 - WE SHOW HERE T W O OF TH E POPULAR PATTERN S • WEST GENEVA AVK>HJe 1 Mra. Jack Vaughn has been hav­ ROMAN’S C L U B , C H U R C H E S ing somo repairing done on her house AND C IT Y W I L L C O -O P E R for the post few dsys, Mr. John if • ? ^thoseuiBeautiful PeaR Handle Mason or Elk Emblem Knives. Will make an Ideal” <<I D E A L ,, F ir c le sa C ook Stove Xmas Gift and one that will be Economical and Useful Make Your . Dining Room Comfortable Heat your Fireless Cooker Radiators on a Puritan Oil Range ; f **.• ,v f . ■ifil WSr'f with a L “PERFECTION” ... • % OIL HEATER J R ochester Stamped W are, Chafing Dishes, Percolators, Caseroles and 1 other useful Presents o f all kinds in H ardware, things , that are needed in every Household. The George H. Fernald Hardware Company “ SANFORD’S HOUSE OF SERVICE” ^ Oak A •venue *• hT •7-' . *! “V *’> i i .1: # • ' i. : Phone 8 • ■ * 1 ■ * ? ‘ Sanford, Florida 7 41 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, 1916 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, December 15, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 15, 1916. 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 33-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 15, 1916; <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/7e269d335c5d7492592098b8f18cd2c6.pdf aedde278752078e52b325f2dfa852824 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION published : SEMI. ff EEKLY . tirS A N FO R D -^U k l , Wont, Living VOLUME VIII SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, I 9 IC NUMBER 33 crushing foijln will he hrought here which fact alone assures us ,ihiit tnoro ^people and more money, will bd brought to our country. The Her&ld says let the good work go on *-T h e bcal is none too good fo Seminole county and Sanford. . taiw and thehundrrd and and. things that keep the general manager busy before a county fair opens. The ncadquarterrf will be in tfto Welborwe building which has been donated to tho fair through the kind­ ness of Forrest Lake And tho Sem­ inole Rank and this will be fitted up to take care of tho meetings and tho banners and other paraphernalia us it comes In. It is necessary to have t I !d v 5 ,EJ a ! t t l e LEFT.AFIER S I ^ M ROLLER *• Financial writers and southern (ditors Assure us that King Cotton if now resoled to his throhe and from fields nodding drowsily 1n white through the summer ho draws royal revenues, which he spends with royal profusion In so many various channels that his spending inures to the benefit of this wholc.count'ry. -Literary Digest. .• And believing that Sanford and Seminols county are located in the htsrt of the very beat of tho farming tountry in the world, we fail to sec why our local farmers could not /the the snowy staple. The importance of the successes of the Teutonic armies op the battlefields in the vicinity of Buchar­ est is emphasized by the announce­ ment that since December 1 tho the program, to thoso who decorated Roumanians have lost in prisoners the stage and otherwise assisted the more than 70,000 men, 184 canonn thanks are due from the entire’ mem­ and 120 machine guns and Die losses bership and hereby expressed., in dead and wounded are declared to through * • be in proportion to the number of f. G. Hurley, E. U. Continued on Huge Sixteen— hea^ quarters o p e n e d Howard Lyman, the managing director of the Seminole County Fair has arrived in the city from his home at Altamonte nnd will be here from this time until the fair opens in-Feb­ ruary. • ... 3 | C = H D H O fD ir Under tho ono cent postage pro­ vision tho rate onlettcrs and other mni! matter of the first class,’ when deposited in any postoflico or brunch postofllcc or letter box or postoflico in the delivery district, for delivery within the limits, of the postoflico, city or rural delivery district would be cut in half. • People that havo farmed in short eotton countries assure us that there till be no trouble in getting off a good crop from the time celery la cut in the spring until it is time for another crop o f celery or lettuce, and tUi can be worked out to an advintage the cotton crop will bo more valuable than the corn crops usually grown during the summer season. •It is estimated that very little or more fetrilizer will be peeded to produce the crop that has been placed on the ground for the veget­ able erop, and that the cost of fdantlag and growing will not exceed the t«t of any ordinary summer crop. Seed can he bought for $2 per bushel bo advantage to the otton to jus/he installation, a cotton gin •ill b® r— • • *'• conveniently located ahd the wtl°n will be ginned at home . Thla * IU «lve the farmers a chance to *“.h« Mil the seed at a handsome or better yet, uso them for ferl Mr Purposes —u crusher would- be »nd tho richest of cotton ^ meal made for home us 2 A’ *lrUrf>foy, a prominent far-' Waahington. D e o .' If.—-Ono cent postage for local first class mall de­ livery. and n zone system of rates for second class matter which fa ex­ pected to greatly incrcaso tho charges for magazines nnd other periodicals having n nation wide .circulation, arc provided for in the annual postotllce appropriation bill was virfual!y completed today in committee,. The meosuro carrying .appropriations in total* about *327,000,000 prob­ ably will be - reported to the house n eit week. Ho is busy getting ready for his . _ nnd is making _ up _r estim^ ..... campaign stes for the printing and publicity lor the attractions,-for the commit it has beeh Suggested for years .that it would bo possible to.grow a handsome crop of short cotton here on the irrigated and well fertilized nitty lends—between the crops of vrfrtables, and this season n num"bar of Sanford's leading farmers arc •ciitemplsting putting their whole plac in cotton rather than in tho usual nop of corn. Short cotton is advised for this lection—that Is especially for the - vegetable section, inasmuch as the time to grow that variety is not as lengthy as the time taken to pro­ duce what is known as long staple eotton., * . another ONE CENT RATE FOR LET­ TERS, BUT MORE FOR PUBLICATIONS AND C A M P A I G N STARTED PISH HATCHERY k T s S I?* ,of our county offlcWs dadne V he °“ d ,n' the c<>tton pro\ Will Be EsIabIjshsd "Somewhere cotton fP an' BLnd "* he hM been * . In Florida . whit uWT r h'111**!! aeems to know , Washington, Dec. 9.—In the opin­ ion of well posted business men and those who have been making a dose study of economic conditions, espec­ ially regarding the high cost of liv­ ing, congress could do nothing at the present session, with perhaps tho exception of carrying sPresident Wilson's. recommendations, that would be more for the benefit of the people of the south than it did when it yesterday passed. the omnibus fish, hatchery blii. This bill provides fo r the estab­ lishment ot.eigbU sn fish hatcheries, and the fish cultural stations in dif­ ferent’ parts of tha United States, in­ cluding one in Florida, to ca st'fW ,000 and • migratory station along the coast o f elthfcr Georgia, North or South Carolina to coot the same jiving situation as the passsge of this amouht. bill) which means that all the United States, where hatcheries are to bo located, a libera] supply of fish will be on hand at all times ready for immediate use. It is something the people have a right to receive and which they aro in every, way entitled to get at the hands of the govern­ ment. It Is a long step toward the solution of the vexing high cost propaganda. In. my opinion." No particular site Is ptacod in the bill for tjie location of the Florida station, and there is certain, to be a considerable amount of rivalry shown In the matter between the different places which want It beforo a. decision Js tendered. . Senator Fletcher, .who haa bssn working on this mutter yj the sen­ ate for the past year (Jr two, and who believes that In no other w «y could the people generaHy be better served at the present time, said to- * * f Tho zone proposed for handling newspapers and magazines which ntfw* pay a flat rate of one e o n * * r pound is regarded* ns one of. the most radical changes in postage rates in years. It divides the country into eight zones,, with rates chargeinto eight tones, with rates charge­ able ranging from one cent for SOB miles to six cents for 1,800 miles or more. The bulk of daily t pew-spapors, the committee believes, will not be uflected, because they do not circulate beynd a 300-milo radius. Thp • provision follows: *‘ .Thati all newspapers, magazines and other publications regularly, ad­ mitted to the malls as matter of the second rlasj, when mailed by the. publisher shall hereaftor be subject to the following rates of postage, the ' zono system now applying to parcel post matter' to be adaffted also to second class mutter: ’ "Local, first, second and third pone (under 300 miles) one cent per pound. "Fourth zono (300 to GOO miles), two rents per pound. . .. "Fifth zone (600 to 1,000 miles), three ronta per pound. ___________ ~~**3fnirtone (LOOP to 1,400 mile s)... four cdnla a poind. "Seventh sone (1,400 to 1,800, ~. miles), five cents a pound. "Eighth zono (over 1,800 miles), . six cents n pound. " i ’xuvided. the-free in-country fir culqtion provided by taw shall con­ tinue us at present. !‘ Tho postmaster general shall havo authority to require publishers to .separate their mail into zones wheri offered for mailing." Among other provisions, the bill increases rates for mail order eats- logucs from two to eight cents a . pound, making, them third class matter im\Uad of parcel post, rabies the limitations on promotions of clerks and carriers in first and sec- * * ond class postofflees; broadens the postmaster general's authority to deal with lotteries, drugs and pol- ,, . sons and increased the rural mail de­ livery appropriation by 44,000,000 over the $49,000,000 recommended by Assistant Postmaster General Blakslee. .. ' (9 Chairman Moon o f tho postoflire J committee said tonight that tho vill ’’ " still was subject to change before be­ ing reported, and that the question . of hearings on the proposed pneu­ matic tube service appropriation was in abeyance. bered Jhat I have been working along the samo lino in the Senate and at the last session ol Congress I introduced a bill and had it passed providing that a hatchery should established in Florida. Now, since Mrs. W. II. Peters and Mrs. L. the house has acted favorably, the O'Connor went up to Jacksonville question of its location should be Sunday night for several days Xm as speedily agreed upon and ahould not, shopping. in any way delay the matter." ' Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Wagner and Modern Woodmen, Notice! their daughters, Misses Maud Alice All members are requested to come and Ada and Mr. Guatua of Kis­ to Camp Thursday evening, <7:30 simmee came up on Sunday to at­ "harp. Election of officer* and other tend the lecture given by Dr. ■important busincaa to transact, jiuso Masters « t the Jdathodbt Church. several. applicants to adopt into fel­ lowship with our already 126 mem­ Red Cross Christmas seals ars on bers. ••• sale at the Woman'a Club Rest Como out, Neighbors, and l i t ’a Room, Bower's drug store, L. R . lay the foundation to O N E ; HUN- Philips' and J, Di( Rohrrts G rocery, lay the foundation * to add ONE purchase the teals and help in a jfood HUNDRED M E M BER S to our cause that it nation wide. In a (aw C«m p during the good year 161,7. days a personal canvas will be made • Fraternally, by Mra. J.* E. P ice and hsr com m itC. D. Couch, Clerk. �1 ,— Hay, Grain and Feed of all Kinds Purina Products, Chicken Feed, Etc. See us for Giant and S. P. C. Insulating arid Sheathing Papers, S. P. C; Damp Proof Paint, Imp Ijfigid Shingles that are unbreakable and are fireproof, Ruberoid and Kaloroid Standard Roof­ ing, Imp Cement Floor Finishes, Waterproof Masonry. Fipjshes. Ruberoid. Flooring, ■the New Sanitary Flooring : :. . . : : : Whatever You Want Old Depot, Foot of Commercial Street “ i • * t • ‘ . • Warehouses: • ' ■ • • - Sanford, Beck Hammock, Rand’s Yards �PAGE EIGHT Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford ’ ’ Lieutenant Danny, U. S. A." A (lashing West Pointer, stationed with his regiment on the Rio Grande F*bucks up against the real article in the way of a scrap. He visits‘ a hacienda and crosses the path of- « bandit chief and has it out-with the jg; 'villain. There is a beautiful Mexi­ can Senorits involved who happens to be the bone of contention.., The ^ § tor y iuat abounds-w ith colorfuh ia* teroet and presents the situation on the. border in a truly novel and inter eating light. T he characteristics o f the. American army mennncf Mex­ ican peon bandits are enlarged on * with a powerful series of incidents. Lyric Tonight. i Dance. T o those who enjoy a nov­ elty in entertainment where that un­ beatable -combination of art, taldnt and originality all combine, a pteaalure treat is in store for them.whan fthey vialt the Lyric next Thursday I night. *The Tom -Boy, a beautiful musical farcial comedy drama is the produc­ tion wherein Mr. Siegcnthalcr^ wiB ’ ehtrrttrin Fartf&rff theatre go’ers’ next Monday. T oo much stress cannot be laid on the purity of this bill, wri.tten by Nelson Compston wtfh the prime thought' of giving the public a wholesome, neat, clean musical program that would be en­ tirely void oiiSnut, gnd the company who will hanofe the bill, each and every one, have the sole thought in their work of pleasing the ladies and children with this carefully selected program, and the screaming comedy with all the catchy and whlstleable up to the occasion musical numbers are rendered with the ‘desire to -give the audience « clean' show, feeling that the day is past; if it ever did exist, that the American pooplp can he catered to for enlertinnmcnt when one sex is entertained and the other embarrassed with ■smut •from the stage. T he Martyrdom o f Philip Strong In the midst of uproafious farccs and ,,rhriUc*s,‘ it is sometimes well pause a n d .consider the more serious sides of life. In ."T h e Martyrdom of Philip Strong." the Paramount Pic­ ture at the Star M onday there is, in addition to an intensely absorbing drama food for much thought on the more serious^thingi of ttiis life. .Never for a moment is it thrust upon one that there is a great moral lesson in the photoplay, which can be enjoyed as.a drama of the highest A talented company of eleven, all type, but when the last shadow flickers upon the screen one realises almost bom for their respective parts that a tremendous thought •and- a wjll present the T om -B oy at the great Inspiration have been em­ Lyric Thqatrc- Monday, December bodied in the story. * Robert Con* 11th. »» * • * ness and Mabel Truqfltlle are the Reformed Crook, Tuesday. featured members of the cast of this The Faithful Servant, Wednesday. great photodrama v-hich is an adaj>-; tattoo o f ^ ie riTrl ratj-d works of the IUA-. C h u rl'- M. Shel dan.Child’s Poll House. A del! house which will please ni­ tre *t any child cj.ii be made with mall expense by fastening togcttior two orange ernt'-s, This will form a four-room hou*e. Cover the outside wItl^ catmcal paper, which will, resem­ ble the new cement hour*1*. Bnpef tho tnrido with wallpaper of n small patU-ra,■» with deiilqi. TurnF Siegenthitler, only having been „ in tore can le bought ut a 10-cent store. America a shart time was born a id raised in Switzerland, anti from .. In' 'Tver'/ Town. very tender ..ge showed an unusuu Most every town has three or four talent it. >o<!.;:.g Being a heart' rich ui' ii \vh > are worth h Couple hun­ hobby, v ii wort*, he nursed the tal­ dred dollars above their liabilities.— ent through his mature years to peacon Walker. ent through ' hi* mature yrars ■to bring out and develop his talent. Empty Words. “ What, was the substance .of tils N oV only has hg beepme one of the world's greatest yodlers, if n*,t the speech*** **I rdn read my-stenograph greatest, but he ik "ligh t of foot” l« report If you care to hear It. The , nnd can execute that Swiss Clog speech had no substance.” riavdrd a y - “ Thf 1ttfr Broth La-:." '‘ Iricmatlonal N* Shot." * Se'ig-Tribum; .tr," J. Almond Muslcai. Comedy Company.) C o t n l n g - r jh e P ictu re. . » T W ^ // Y^v/ w 7 r 7 m W W W orld S eries 7 t ? v W W V V V W PROGRAM A T B ase ,Ball v v ? ? 7 ? 7 i v ■>/y W TH E W w ST A R •Better Pictures for Everybody Friday—Pauline Frederick in "Nancttoof the Wilds.’ ’ Saturday—Blanche Sweet In “ Judith of Bcthulla", “ The Secret of the Submarine", Mabel Normand Comedy. * Momday—All Star Cast in "Martyrdom of Philip Strong." . v Tuesday—Irene Howley in "Life's Shadows" also "Tho-Grip of Evil".^ rtaaiaf— “peaH k U * i m ; , " "T I * ( ' • * « ■ Law." "T * * Llfa •4 t v HttUr " W W Electric Light. ' • The basic discovery ’ of the posit* btllty of electric light was made by dir Humphrey Davy In 1810. hut /or the next ■60 years the 'developments were solely scientific and no prnctldkl use wus made of theta. In 1862,-how­ ever, an arc lltflit was Installed In a lighthouse at Dungeueos. and this Is generally believed to bo Ih.t first elec­ tric lamp In regular service. For 8 ale— 4 term all Improved truck farm within half mile of pas­ senger station, good road, small house,. ha* splendid crops on it now and always well farmed, heat of wells and all tiled. Price only $2250.00 and terms if wanted. ■ — 5 acres good general land, French fivonue, about two acres under, cultivatlon, two story hotlse in fair shape. Price only $750.00. Worth double. ', *. For Rent—-10 acre ti irrigated, well located, cheap for season. J. Stfnford. -» • List your property »ith j Packard if the other fellow hu f to get you a buyer. .31.1 Corner store Bishop. Block rent. Thatcher Rejtlty Co. 3 ;. Fire Escape for Horses, A largo packing concern In Califor­ For- Rent—Apartments nia has Installed an automatic means __ 14 acres as good truck land as ca floor with private family, for opening the doors of Its horse atabe found in this district, cleared nnd able, furnished for hou bio which allow .1 tTir* horses to escape cropped but not yet tiled, well Apply 618 Oak avenue. at any tlmo of the day or night If fenced, about -half mile from pas­ there Is danger of lire, says Popular senger station and about the same Mechanics Magazine. Tho dcVfco Is operated much the eemo 'man­ from ice plant, splendid drainage, ner as an automatic splhklcr. AVUpft road' r* o sldds and side track at v-V» f»n*t' If 8 0 ? »* » t e mperatnrr •In t'ho' stables place. Would make splendid sub­ A husband usually hangs around the division. Price only $2500.00 and For R ent—Cottage. „J. Mumob Is released which falls on a lever house too much or not ouougl^ to satis­ fy his wife, that In turn releases all,' the doors ________________ * ' 31-5tc‘ * simultaneously. At the’ same In­ Furnished Room* by Day,, Week stant certain noises are made me­ Subway Development. chanically which frighten the horses The first "subways” wero cuts for from their places. Thu releasing lever pipes and wires, large enough for a is occasionally operated by hand to man to walk in. and supplied with In­ give tho horses a lire drill. Each spection openings. These were In­ borao soon learns to trot from Its stall stalled In Paris by Napoleon III. The when tho door opens and the alarm Chicago street traffic subways wero For Rent— 708 Psrk avenue. En­ sounds. (list built In 1866-71. But In our gen­ quire of H. C. DuBose, ’First sr,d For Sale— A Michigan launch, 16 eral modem acceptance of, tho word, Park avenue.jg.u the drat "subways’*, wero those of the feet, 2 c y l„ 6 H. PowLr, speed 10 Fat a Disadvantage. That too much fat Is a condition deep underground steam railway of miles, nearly new and cheap now. WANTED which neither tho.possessor of It nor Iondon, built In 1886. Tho first "real J. H. Hep, East 2nd St., Sandford, his physician should Ignoro was as­ stibwny’Mn tho United Slates was that $la. 31-tf Bookkeeper and Stenographer— serted by Dr. Jacob Gutman, instructor In Boston, 1897. We want a man or woman who is For Sale— 10 acre truck farm, all and can do the work. Will pay yoa In medicine. Now York Post/Jraduato medical'school and hospital. In au ad­ tiled, mile from brick road, right what you can earn. You must be A Mollycoddle. dress before tho Now York Physicians* Miss Pansy I'yctln says her Idea ol ut railroad loading truck, no build­ able to hold down ypur job and give association. Excess of fat affects the a mollycoddle Is a man who acts bash ings. Bargain price and terms on h eart» - putting an extra burden on It; ful nnd waits for a girl to roiuetnhci part, if wanted. J. O. Packard, San­ us service In exchange for the. waje wo pay. - Our condition' tn< just or­ It augments the labor o f tho muscles that it is leap year. i\ . . ford. * 3 M t c dinary. The work Is c o f breathing, the diaphragm In particu­ you should -like work lar; it Interferes with tho vital funeAddress For Sale— 10 acre truck (urm, 5 i j * Many Lack Adequate Food.^ Bookkeeper, c-o Herald.' flons of the liver and other Internal acreJ"(Menfed, 2 acres tiled, splendid It is prolndiio that less than' once orfeans. nnd by rilling tho* intermuscu­ third of tho earth’s populating get well.’ Price only $2000 .00 . Terms Wanted to sell -youj property. lar spaces It compresses tho tqusclo if wanted. J. O. Packard, Sanford. Won’ t cost you anything t o ’let, me what wo Americans calla "square libers, -causing atrophy and degenera­ meal" threo times a, day. try It. Prospect* look good for this tion. " winter. J . . 0 « Packard, Sanford. Fur "tittle— lioodl 5 room Their Likeness. • Politic*. close ‘ in, brick street, si "Baseball pitchers are like goods In 1shade, one and or.e half lots “ I always like 10 meet a fellow who transportation krone way." ‘ What’s only Jl* tin jf sold soon. mmo Trom the farm.” *.• Bat*" They arc pul Into the box “ Yes 7” * more none rf. You ciin advise him to go back pr express delivery •purposes," , vxow'ii ford. o it If he Isn’t a success and congratusuits, ask thq : " ho mrs ate blm oji leaving it If he is." Mental Race SOicide. For Sale — F’ orty arres, about live KW •pier tyi.i delivered SscPercy PottIpato— ‘ With mo tho wish cleared, fair house, good soil and,, Vrite E. L. Winn £: Orwas father to tho thought." Dolly Dill very-cheap at 3800.00. About three; The Young Bride. A,~ent Scmlr.clcm.d Brant* "George wants some of tho plcs-llko —"Your wish has a very smaR fnm miles from Sanford. J. O. Packard, | a.-------< -i----------— ----- —39*3tp— By." you uee-4 to.make." UFiTc - lllW cll. - ary— dear?— sattF Ceor g y g 'f nother. NOTICE O f ASSIGNMENT For Sale A good lot qrj Mngnoli i . oraqjTys, grapefi "S o 1 want to ask you If you woclu To Alt Whom It May Cpnrrrn: T i k r luitl^v t ! * t I h e , U i f l r iit t r t l l avenue Hear Eleventh street. San- aides. Wo will oan me the pat >era." liju t.y 1 hr S’* fr. IHole C o .« y c r a t l'> * M f l ; $175.0(1 part time. Worth on consignment r.utt e i i.mpsny. Aa*ir»or lit » ti—vl eon- ford. t»>1r;- all th,- property, hot* teal anti p*r"Jlnio-” Donahue, former Somerville tonal uI th* ,to*l buttntir. lur th, Ittnibt more. Adjoining lots held at about >( tb* creditor* ol iilil *>latior. *hl<h tin 4 double. J. O, Packard. 21*2tc htyh nhd W'uj-hliigtnti mid Leo back­ < (inutile- lor'Atn c(Ual dlmibutlon ul the W anted—Ship qs your ofnip*. stop, lia's been signetl by the Boston itiigner’* ital and pereonal property araons grapefruit, tangerines, pineapple »nd Uto rrrdllore «Tt th* *»4«t-weXifflOT In e'|U*l For Sale on West Side— Fifteen Braves ns a utility*, catcher. proportions ol their respective demands, other fruits pnd vegetables. High­ and all the credit >r> ol the said sneignor acres, 7 ' j tiled und farmed five will take notice a -rcrdinsiy ol the feet ol est prices obtained. Prompt returns. The I'lrutes have signed a North the I'tlrrnmt. and you arr called upon to years, 2 flowing wells. 1 mile from Carolina college pitcher named Bill, file trilh me vithin sltty day*. II surh ersd-, loading station. .Seven room house Georgia Produce Company. Macon, irsllrs in the stele ul tTorida. and with­ Georgia. 26-20-tp Kvnnfc.’ lie la tvfenty-two years old, six ilor in lour months from the date hereof sworn with bathroom nnd hot and- cold feel tall, upit Weighs 175,puuuila. statement** *>1 their rrepfCltre-' claims water.' Long time. Enquire Herald avrlort the «atd »-*l(U tr. Wanted — I.ady 'wishes position u listed I>er. ti. lislti. Office. V. 2 1-It frl p stenographer. ‘ Work V.ill -pleu«* HEN It Y WIGHT. • Htigldc llfgh l* thought n whole Jot ■ -Ay*iinee Alofrsald. RMi o f by Bill Donovan, who says that For Sale—Cadillac iruek recently Box 1052, Sanford. Hughie la one of the beat defensive dverhauled and put in first class { For Exchange Trn'di-g property An Oriiiaano- I'tutnUnf lur Stnllrr) VVaitr toil Bidders iu the big league. condition. Inquire of W. E. White frequently helps both I rue* to »eI lo,«l lltackvtu tlr it «ril»inr*| |ij- th* tn»>ur am! th* rlt> Carter's Garage. 31-ltp I cure just what is wanted afctn ccamjl til I an lord, Florida: Ititl Shakespeare once Kiild youth Srrtluit 1. That every |-rr*nn, firm or straight sales are hard .-to make, j will have Its lllnti. If lliert-'s any lurk­ rorpt rail-n. ovrnlnt. ronlrutint. or urin* have made several trades during t!w» ing suspicion a ? ,to the truth oA this |tr*mi>«a. •having thereon aurlate rloaeta tat |irivlr-. having no aalr; and ir»er eonstatement Ju«t nsk Eddie Blank.. past year and all parlies are very prrlloti ahall |irnvjd# ram* *lth wain tlfht metal menlai!»» t°r holding the rjrrrti much pleased with r* vtllt.- Just r*ov therein. The rnmt'artmetit cynIMtlle Hnusch. the outtlelder traded depo-lta ■airing |H» re eptarle thail he •«>ronatrueted For Sale—Thirteen acre farm oi I have several propertie! I *»n oJtr io the Beds iu the deni that brought *• to it* tj^ht Mttini' and Jifeverl. ar'far a, Fenced, house, barn to trade: li* li f v-eart- ei odora thvreflorn, the West Side. Ib'izi g to the tllnnts, Is u real ball ponli top of thi*.compartment rhalt le provided flowing well, 3 acrea.'tiled und crop­ New Hampshire farm for Florjds with tin* Cttlnc cover*, to prevent the e*. player, according to latest reports, ( jirojierty. .. c*|ie of odor* when the ^Irweta nr pelvic* ped for several seal are not In uw. Indiana farm tor Florida pfopsrt/siding on plage. Add: ■,-> •‘ineiunutl Reds hpvenT gone _ ‘ — ------——----------- it---- :—rr m ..I tiectlon 2. Tlat every ttereon. firta_fit b jm rrrsrT ire si^ T Phiiadel .uni—ut*4w —k-Htristy— Mrttbew-*imV eurptfmlOb/ VljTatin; aii> cl tLe pro!Uloue, of tlf« urdlname »h*!l ufon cojivictloo l.e" phla. H». Lxotek for to, - well 4* . gei.vent as fust ns SIntty expect- D ______ UDbLtd by a .fine not etcredir.s IVd.taO or ' ----- ’ * ■■■ ' r or western property o: hulh pel alt dm m i)’ I j- im n e o -e : c ith e r For .Sale—A_-sucomi hantl sewing rhnnrtKf1 rn i:,-n. u l S.fct.csaytr— __, __ ... __ja crdlntn e i o Ircom e efmachine cheap.* Inquire 201 Frenrh 4 0 ‘ acres of fin#’ haintnock h - Germs BJde Their Tfme. (• C tltff immediately Upon it* pa»ra*e and avenue. 29-tf . Black Hampidck district near That nmallpox’ germs existed far 25 s|iprovhd by t b t mayor. Sr t ion i AM e-dlranery **•! p**t« *f vr*»n TrrJJpr.j'or o f n living ordlnarcet d o , all best llo a ii.,; vt,.ll lar in conflict with hWi Inllosnea room la tho contention of physicians l i t hereby repralrd. ■ iiicrmnntll<g' "brtrr.prjTfT rD? who im vo Investigated tho casn of. Ttmn------- . , *00 10 acte parl*y iwproveJ Si MIR8 Agtics Hines, ofX ’ Ma Shuriiville II. W. HKKNIHIN. truck farm. I’reirfdcnt of the City Council. ctrcot, who Is IJ1 with tho dtsense. •10 aere partly Improved I hereby certify that the above and foreTho girl was engaged, with her |oin| or ill nunc* **• duly naoed by tie C.ameron City. mother. In removing old wallpaper. city council In rrolan on thi- |he fllf day Perhaps you’ ve got of fleer rabrr, IBIS. Sho had not been vaccinated. •Tho (waL JAS. C. HO II H ITS, that don’ s just ' suit you , -Oily Clerk. board o f health discovered- that 25 The above and foretolns ordinance ap­ Cheap . for (Jash—Second hand about it. I may bo able t years ago a rcsld 9 .1t of tho dwelling proved try me on thi* 4th day of. fiecemher, J. 0 . 'Packard, Sanford. 16. ' J. D. DAVISON, rubber tire lop buggy. At storo of lindrittnallpox,—Sharon (Pa.) Dispatch IS.S3-FrMtc . Mayot rhiladethpin Record. J. E. Pace. '. 14-tf Always Willing. Said lie —Whnt would you do If a young man went to kiss you against your will? 8 ald Sho—Oh. pshaw! I don't bolievo such a'thing could bo posslblo. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING - For- S ale-'H eavy double buggy, Platform springs’, canopy top, leather cushions. Could be made a delivery wagon, pqnford \Vagoti Works. - DEPARTMENT (JI l HE I M , * 1 U, ti. iJ n J tlfjc * » l Notice 1* 8*r«?'r * l' * f ,h *,, . v l t ittle c f O vleto, f l s .. who en Mad* H om utead Entry. N«N W i*-ol NB l,V Seel ton l«. T o o ' M H*nlr 31 K.. T*lt;ts»>*«mW;ilN . i.Xuvlk* ol .alaallea Pro f to te*a^l«h claim to tht W For Sale— One International truck. Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ ed Apply E- Stafford, Sanford. 7-tf Tho overago general In the Euro­ pean war tuny think ho has responsi­ bilities, but they nru light compared to For Sale— Good young male. Can tho responsibilities of the average football coach. • be seen at/ Rex Packard’s, West ^ All Local Advertlsemeiita Under Side. • ‘- 6-tf This Heading THREE CENTS a ills ability as n inusldqn may ac­ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum For Sale— Marine motors 18 horse­ count fo r Johnny Kllhnne's mpltl work power, 3 cylinder. 3 cycle, Ferro. In tho ring. Perhaps the. feather­ Charge 25 Cents. weight champion takes his opponent First class condition, Sanford Mach­ In answering an advertisement ine & Garage Co. for a xylophone. 93-tf where no name is mcntiqncd in tho ad, please do not ask Tho Herald FOR RENT * Cause and Effect for Information as to the Identity of **lt Is said that the tasto for frogFor Rent—14 acres fine truck Usually we do not eating In Increasing In this country." the advertiser. land, weit aide inside city limits, no •“ Maybe that Is tho reason why so -know who the advertiser is and If buildings, well fenced and in good we do we arc not allowed to give many people arc croaking.” shape but not tiles. Suitable for out this Information. Simply write spring and summer crops. J. O. a letter and address It as per in­ Packard, Sanford. 3 2 -ltc What’s the Answer? structions in the ad. F ifty, years ago two-thirds of all F’ or Retit—Five room houae and Americans lived on farms.. Today but FOR SALE garden. Miss A< L. Bevier, West one-third lives in tho country^ How do you explain It when every year llfo on Side. . ’ • 31-2tc “For Sale—5 Passenger Buick, per­ the farm grows easier and every year fect condition, newly painted. Ad­ For Rent—Two newly furnished It becomes harder lu the city? dress Box *1193. 32-2tc rooms. 210. jPark avenue. * Mrs. Worse Luckl Men who are too lazy to wqyk and too proud to beg are usually too indif­ ferent to die.—Judge. . . C. L. -Goodhue. ' 31-tf FOR RENT—Two Furnished Rooms.. Hot and Cold Water Address Z care Herald. 20U l.rr-t c ‘, hvlwe **t»r .Tj. a: l*J. F j - i l - o . on u e . - i k tim ber, ISIS. f'lilmant :t*rt-a M 1 » "« * * * • Shell y Jamizxa 1 1 * rr * *f FI K. Vf. t'hubfr nf jd fj ' Henry Brown of * I’D. 8. M W ood , ot 25-Tit*. *• Fri-IOIe A G O O D INVESTMENT M. D. Reynolds, Msdlson, states: *'I had rheumatism years: used three box** °f �^ i E U gXi - ’• IS * - l V v y y i JM I I '. A A * *■ • I t.* % • \ • % 1 1 1 ^ | \ . V^B i N X i ^ m H |vJ \ #* X r i /L< �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX 'SAWMIlf MACHINERY AND "ALL SUPPLIES . Wrif* ForPrit*3And Catalogue ^ - December 8 , Be U orddAAd by tbe Mnyog and City and , . twine ' l l |n * titn iad * count jr, ttita of Flor- U IW court bouso rt faain.4. h» « U N jn ly oa * ' Tuesday, .the'2nd ttay ol January. A. D. W 7 . Council of Sanford. Florida: U•t ,- to-arils. Section I. That-ftecllona, ,> l(, .« !« , >17 fioutbweet quarter of, #ou,bw#*t quarter of- fee authority to *#U an undivided wm n i a U Necticn Twenty-#**. Tuwnebip T-»etty-ooe intrmi. which it lb# i»tef«st,«d the anbl reIvors and l i t of the Revised Ordilnsee-e of the aenth. of Itaag* Thiny-two c u t. and aoutb- la mrt to the M « wtaf. dserctbrd rent property city of Sanford, on nod after January 1, •aat quarter of aawthaaat, quarter. 5ection situate (a Fotntsvrfe t uuaty. Florida. lo-trlt; 1917. be Ueclared ta be repealed’ and of no Tw eafy-rii, Township Twooty-oa# south. of Kortbooyt quarter rf tbe M t k m l quarter o< further force and eject. Kang* Thtrtj-two east, and northeast q u a r-, Sr-cikm . twretyuix i t ’ . Townahtp twenty (20) I'aw d .th li (th day.of November, t9l(.*’ 1 ter of aerthwfot quarter, and1 north bait of t south, twice iwentjdwc -231 • II. ,W. H ER NDON, northwest quarter of nnrthwrit quarter pi E D NONDD. RUDIStLL, PteeJdent City Council. Fectitm Thirty,*!*. Township ' Tw«nty-one Gi Gun dtarrof th* Eatat* cf John GrifI hereby rectify that the foregoing ordin­ aouth of Rarer Thirty too m l . l- n t one lb* rTbureatl and ance-wee duly parerd by ttfh city ronnrll of Tin Tberaait.. I W ilt bltndred forty acre* more or le-et * . Oeorcr It. Thweatt. Jr., rata Sanford," Florid*. In aeaalon tbU (th day of H AK LFV HOLMES. ■’ .November, 19IC. * ; 3<*-rrvSr Guardian. laeal) JAS. C. itoB ERTS. 30-Frl-Ste " CltyJ'lerk. . AN ORDINANCE Approved by n r' (M i 6th day of N o r m Granting la the Central Florida Inter| r. I *Lfk • •r ' NO l It t : o r s t L e * J. p . OAVJSON, Notice it hereby ( i t t a tknt under ard by urban Radway < "-mpasyvN rnyporliflon or-! Mayor City of Sanford. virtue of a final deeree of forecloaure and yanlted under the law* of the rtate of Flot rale made- on the 32nd day of 'S o tem ter. !«!*. itfc- successors and assigns. certain I JC-Fri-tte rich's. franrht'ee and privilrfee within the ! ~ • A. II. 1916, by the Honorable Jamr* I’rrhin*. Judge of the Circuit Court of the corporate limile o f' the city of Sanford. , . AN OHIIIN \NtT. Sever, eh Judicial Circuit of Florida. Semin­ Honda. „ Requiring the, grading and paving of Jl» It ordained by tbe Mayor and City ole County. In chancery. In that rertain Third rtreet from tbe laiereeetlon nl French cause llueiin j-rndine. wherein The Amer­ Council of the city of Sanford, Florida: , Section I. That authority t» hereby avenue with Third it reel, « c*l to the Inter­ ican Arrcultural Chemical Company, a qor eompialnaat and tV \Vm. G. given, granted and conveyed unto the Cen- section of Maple A venue, jailli Third tirrrt: poration te the complainant a »l. nice Seed t'O;. a .t .'a l 1’. j t vi a Ar-lerurbao ■Raflwwy* fi*triqffan>. Mttll ctrrrr froft! tntrreertion of Sixth etreet ebox—CNr.. ~a‘ trurp,- t*artr I a eorpt-rallon oegarlred under the lawa. of And Magnolia avenue eaat to the Intereera eorp.. J. A. Fatten and J. C. 1 he state of Florida, Ita auerraaora and lion _ _ of Slath atreet and I'almetto avenue and a* Seventh from the Interne-tIon of partners doing budne*^ as the aa*lfea tb* right, fraach>iee and privilege* ?.nt?. lr*all> atreet ,t V a Medicine Co.. Smith, Klein to build, cohsrrurt, maintain, operate, and i ■'r™ u* * a" Seventh atreet wrat to the avenue and Seventh Co., a enrp.. Gee, II. Fernald rondurt a railroad, to he operated by any *nt,r **rJIan of Ftencb r * * Co., a crop.. Moutag Bros., a ' motive power . other than at*am* through, atreet. tie It ordained by tbe Mayor and City' of the Falong, over, upon and aero** the streets, Council of Sanford. Florida: dafand- ' avenues and alleys of th# tity of Sanford, Section 1. That Tblid atreet abatt be to the i Florida. a< follow* gheat bidder for. ea.h before the door of j MaUenv.lle .venue from ita southern ter- graded and paved with vitrified brtrk from the Intersection of French-avenue and Third It** *,\f" 1 r?lr,u* ** ike tout hern corporate limit* to atreet weit to the Intersection of Third ly, FUrlda. on Monday, f*1* .*•* ***? “ { - 1 ourteenth street, Fourteeatli street from atreet and Maple- avenue, aald brick pnvaJanuary. A. I*.. I*l> MelUnville avenue to Cypresa Cypres* avenue, tCy, 1 . th#. :aatne . being a l»g*I, asmenvtu* »ale, day.. and during the !♦*•! legal hour, , , . nu, from tfnm p.„M ^£tv. street to I^ke t . v . ■sent to be a width of nine feet. hour* of nrr. , avanua Fourteenth •air, the proierty pr d*scribed In th# final do* Monroe, Water -tract from Pine avrnue to Section Z. That Slath atreet abatt be free aferrva said *» follows, to-wit: All situate, Sanford avenue, Sanford avanua from Water graded and paved with vitrified brick from tbe Intrrreetlon of Magnolia avenue and Slath street eaat to the Talerveetlen of Faltr.etto avenue and 'Stem street, aald brick pavement to bo a wMlk of nine fret. F' .... , log*|ter with (ha right to build a ewttrh at Section 3. That Seventh eireel shall be in* (allovlnv n« at an iron the Intersection of l'llmetto avenue and graded and paved with vitrified brick from j>e«t, .tanditg un aouth boundary line of , Conmereial street. . th# and Seven! , .v T, • . , , r . 1 I n n iu m u i H lt f l. < ILF intersection of flak avenue _ _ _ _ _ ___„ aid poet — — .id tract, taid poat being nine ehr1 chains and I . . , . , I atrnrt , e u to t b . Intamclion of S.vehth fcrty-nlnc link, west from tbe .eutbea.t J . Aultorlty s h^ehy given, granted anj [ ,ir,et and French avenue. Said bdek paverf »»:-J tr»Pf. H d ttifif cHiln* ir<l ronvr>>*(i to _ the ---- (----------...-----------------, ro lfil .Ftarlqi Ititrrurl an rr.cnt tteht to ‘ b« a width . . . of . . ilttftn . fed. fcrty*tfir«* ‘ m d I L*lf link* r u t cf ihc lU iltty (*cmp«nyt its »urcruor« anti rf* , Section I. That paving of alt the street* »bU'hvi7t rernrt «f *iW trmrt. .Rnd runn|ag *•*»»». to Lutld* ronttrucl, m io tiin . operttee tfv*r rt ‘ n«rth„ the (rirf, fo the , npd rondurt a dork ted whirl upon, along, provided for In tna foreg- Ing saqtiuns .hall north boundary line. %&rae ttO yard* rtlore through, over and arrow# Cyprea* avenue, - m dune In arcordanc* with tb* __ ,plans and ______ Iwest W V . chain* ______ and fifty ______, »pafieeaif----r lr»v. Thenre five »* tended ___________ Into I^Ve_______ Munr.e, to the i »P*e Ifieatlan* there fur, aubmltled by th e; of Sanford, Florida, and now : I brer and M half link*, thane* south acrosia . Brrtbern corporate limits, logetker wlfb tb# 1 i city engineer engl muh tract to the aouth boundary, thrnee | right to mgko HJ), and cuts to a grad# estabfit* W ike office of th* city clerk of San, ■>i five . . . . ,cbalnv i . . . .. .and . . fifty-three ... ......... .and .. » a . b»lf ........ - , the. . . . . .city . . ^ .of . Sanfold, .lor . . said t luM. FI* .1*rldaThe pavlnf of aald atreet*: eaat Sllatfed■ by links to rtarting palm containing 11,68 acre# Cypre** avenue, qn-l to built or lay a road- rhall be t-egun .within *la1y day< Iroef and I there « r I***. . *' way tp the north.ro end of raid dock, said »Hrfr the date thl* ordinance ehaU b erso t i Also teeior ice four rhaina west 'of the toadway- to he built nf '#Urh materrul as effe--|ve: . but should any pioperty sentrv a# Ml heart^ cererr of o*t qusrter • of : ,h * Fr» n«re herein named, it# ettecewaors owning |r<.party abutting on any of mid caul rear, c c c i r ot. j . r * v quen.r. o: #n(, |uj(||| m>>. drt,M , d%i, ghIr >lld i u 0 , rt reels to be t-.'ed a* aforesaid, fall within! aiotthweat v 'i* ftrr‘ r * Taid *eeUon thlVty•iB'* above provided Id pave slid vjfrrt , four :3I>, run *e»t. five rhaina and adtty-- riant, and said roadway lo be free and open right links, l her, re north twenty chains, to toe rltlaec* of S.-ifotd for. Ir.gr.-** and l a - l r o u id their ■rovpP',tlve ’ property. In r r r u to ahd from raid dock and wharf.' a-corda.tew withMh# term* of this ordinance j .tbree m rt -five rh*t:-» 9F3 Fitly »lft* 1end with th* plan* and specification* there atsta tb* aarvico of a subpoena upon s t u n would tlad yaw the said Su# l~ Mims and Pfylon V. Mims. ' And It appearing from aald affidavit that you and each of you ar* over th* age of tweaty ona years,. Therefore, U ts ordered that yaa, Su* L Mima and Payton V. Mima, appear to <h* above entitled eauae on or .bafure.th* Ith day of Daeamber, 191C, or the bill of complalni la tafd eausa will be taken as roo* b a d agilnat hath of you. 1 U further o ib v d j th*t thi- order be puhtlvhed In tb , Ha (aid Herald, a ‘ raw** papag- puhllrhe i in' ami ot county, Flor­ ida. cnia a w* k for tltb l w* by. Wl.neea my band as rtark of tt* Circuit Courl, Sev; 1h J j let>1 ' Circuit. Seminole e unty," Florida, on tbit tb - 29lb day of Sept -raher, 1916. t l»eal , t i f dP -r ' _ Villiim* I MbrJi o t Witdotn I •Tkis CertiTcate Don't Cost •Nottin’ ; It's Wortli Cfg raoncy” A new rent nr* o f one nervine I* the Ilm -hcye L rrtlticaie. furnlahml ' free on request, with tree* In ntiv q o o s lll.v , Should y o u ev er rare I® well y o u r grove this r e r flflr ilr vn.vy brin g y "U hun.ircvlo or eves Ibirusnndn t,{ dulfors ndilltluur.1. r. i \ ( i* r r Marirm- *« . *-*-«ra>r*Mn* to corr>o J-ertlnn V That upon the fstlure of nny Ihe F. li. Tfellerd m*p ih- town of •»e,d under Ihe *»m- rrttrjetlons and reaer* Sanford. Florid*, recorded in the. record* of : vatloni a. •• bereiilbefnre or hereinafter property owner to make the Unpeovr-nenl UrftPCF t cur.ty, ri^fuzs* pf«»vi-In} fnr thr bultdlvnc, roo«tryrtlnf. hereinabove provided Inr. .aid pork "hall done by Al«D *-xt! four .* rliRlD* nf th# touch- miiric aimr.; (Ip^ra'inf anH run.! a.-t in £ of . the »tiy . o( Sanford, .. or. .hall _be , ? ! « uf l\ * hwr«t t U <l«-c wharf am| raid way it tfcr foot of ^ a roattmet Ly th# rlty of Sanford to *rr S W , » iif *• ; iL to tIviny-f'owr*. loan- c*y|»rr>* a%outlet ■aulfif and ps<#|itfnc that *"S j I°**** rnoti fo«pon*IM* h'H'drr, In *Mp r.:n»tr»n »nuth cf rat t wcbty*nlr.r the prlk *!r fr*. granted hfrrin ffhall Iif r irf- arrAr if *ne# with chr fdao« mtrtf •pcrfflcaii m* H aperleneeJ littvrra. tim e ' ar.d f a pIn a •uUim tia! * manrirr krithin llvo n°Y ** *??•. rrfw o c# lo i«H work A;*tt w*(t half of IHock ; Tier yrar* fr^m th# dit«* of th«* approval of thii two*lhirda of the ro»t of iuch gradinc. ■ g a in . I i o m . pnld su bstan tial Voiirt*<rH .I I a* ahow n t > f!.. K. Traflnrd6fdfiiRncwt unl*«9 the fit y Founrif, for *1111* opt n u f , rut hint, parfuf, i mf>rnt t nf and prem ium a for g n it r a planted to rr*p i f * hr town cf Stanford* Hlorid*. rr-firlrnt eiuar .ahown Ihatl cxlcnd th# time Fjpalftng of #»id atrrrl^ firw th** dalw 'of llu c k e v e tree*. They k n ew tv bat corded in the pel.he record* cf tirangr for the buildiqg and ron«trunih( the dock* **** rrtmpirtlon of. the work ihall L# a Hen, they w ere g r l l l o g . T h e tlurkrye cou rt). Floridar • ! *nd trharte* herein proTided for. and a fail- 1?ttP»H*r_io jallg J fcrr lU n>. aaeept-rrrtirtyyHaT eertlfiea le 1* to yottr tr e e s what i 1 t ,lM|,tr,T T T*TfV *5.Q<l lh# |oU m fronting | AU«O U t four i i ) of ^eerttfn t wenty-flve 1 ure to build and -25* T «*r ih lp twenty >2(li .nmtli of It an ge ---------re. cr a aubMantial portion th*r*of '!r •falling'" upon the atreet* btreinahovet •abstract o f title In to j o u r land. within »urh hv# ytir*. forb Rddlfionml d#«^flhed «d graded, oprnrd. curbed, im- ; a W t y -t « * T r c r : I . V r _ romMtutr . t1J?Tfd rjpiirtd and lh* rcm«in<nf one- j "T h e r e are i m w r v f o r R a d i r j r Dated »t Sanford. Somlnol# Tounty, tin*# i t may )># iranud# »hill *n»».*hall_ be paid t>y th* eity FI erf da, I hit the 30th day of November, breach of this paragraph of this ordinance * p o p u la rity ,’* u v , one U urkeye «nd[ work a forfeiture of the privilege* * aftford* Florido. t ru stotn er. “ I •a|i| m T crop of A- D* 1 9 U A K. p n W F RS. granted In It. Th«- eiltmaled enal of .paving per square ttrwpefrtilt. estim ated nt 2000 , , Special MsateC. The Central Florida It.triurban Railway >ard.for Ih* paving of ihe streets eforeh a le * , off o f 4 I-1 acres o f laud, ?<»-Frt-it Comptny. its surreaaors and aaalgns It here- '.aid Is 11.30 per square yard..and Ihe et- • s t f 2 2 i per boa ou the tree.’’ l-> turn all th* right*, u.es and privilegt-v ttmat.d total eo.t of the paving of that j M IT II F III MASTER'S SALE pertaining lo sueh dork ami wharf. 01 docks pstl of Third street above, described U 1 T 'oet. t on nntrht to k n ow sh oqf Nettie I* hereby given lhat under and by and aharvea, for the convenient trampur- j'."3 .0 0 ; Ihe ealimaled total rust cf psaving a v in '', . . .. . . . . . . virtu* of a ilecr.e o( foreebsur# and •*!* i»- tatlon of passengers and Iluekeye aerv ire. rnetbods. q u slt o and of that part of Slith street abovy dgerr rribrd ! auing out of the Circuit Court of the Sev­ from ita said railroad and bokt#,' I t j j rrau lfa. peters lire Is o u r tree ilia, vea aeacls and is 1(33 133.0 .TO and the' ealimaled total rot rosl of enth Judicial Circuit of Florid* In and l«e waterrrafl . pavln ...Ig tthat part of Sevanth street above cu tolog.-bau d fur your copy today. Seminole Idunty, In chancery, in a rsu.e la L39(S.09, and lb* esllmated That.the authority, right# and described Section therein pending wherein Armour Fertilinr yed In for paveprivilege# given, granted and roneeyw. . roa( ,0 lot . owners -per. foot, front . AV.rks, a corporation, I* complainant, and the preceding to th# Central F1«,. menl on that part of Third atyeet above Roaie A . Bevler,. bevt S. Hobb and Chase Ida Inierirrhinaectlon. IMS Cltlaeua B a s k U a llJ Is g , fljubwsy Company. It* auc- dersrlbed la I I V-3 rents, and the eatlmatkd tt Company, a corporation, are defendant*, T am pa, F I s . ,ot own*M per foot front for pavwilt offer fur sale and will sell to the highest re*.or * and lulgn* shall constitute a Iran- Te,t chise tor th# building, constructing, main- *n8 l*1** 5 ,r * c* ®IM" *tre*t Abor# de*-. and beet bidder for eaah wt. th* front door of M. n . G Il.L K T T l d . c. g il l e t t . tair ing. operating and conducting said tall'* ,S r* o u ' » " d Ihe estimated cost to the court house In Sanford. SemlnoK Coun­ 1 ^ nr rat E t t l i a l r r l r C itru s Nur­ ty, Florida: during th* l*g*l h o ^ « r.f sal* tosd. docks and wharvra, for a period ol lot f>*n*ca per feint front fq^pavfn goLth aL; * llreer above deacrlbed is se r ie s I s .t h e W o rld . on Monday, the 1st d .y of Jamfirv, A .' IN. i Thirty yrJtrjJnija fiaJn Aha-dato-af the data .1 Abe Ike nrrproTBt s ’ ' city city of of .Sanford.’, M - « l » l « . the saute being a'lrgal aales Say the oTdlntnee. and‘ the at the !' The said estimates of Ihe cost of said full owing dtserihs'd real property, lying and Worlds, hereby reaervet the right. Ling in Seminole CountJ. State of Morlda, of suth period, to purchase arnd take ] paving now betn'g on file in the office of tbe y clerk of Hanford, Florida, and open to portion of aald said rrailroad, |city cl to wit '' ov,', * ! cr n>', P°fHon inspection ... docks and wharve*,.,r , pu blit ---r --------- .during . . . . . . . .reasonable office wharves,- and other pru,.<( properties 1 P The east one half of lot forty lour i l l |u»*d In connection 'therewith, within ihcjbour* for the benefit of th* public. >| h and that portion of the east enr-hslf ofii.lots valuation Section 6. Th* city engineer hf r* by . v . city of fanford. Florida, at a W a tk in s fllcrk (Yrlando. F lo iiia forty-trtee 13 adjoining "*ld cat *1' 1 i ' lo be hied by arbitration as I* now w provided ' required, within ten stays, afiet the first I ■1 t SB n f I . * . lot forty four It - on the vouth and11 estand by 1**, «r **' may be hereinafter provided, pulllratlofi of this ordinance to prepare ing — ■ souih to the right of ., •#>- . of tbe ,, Tnlb') a n*J ir.r .m r r , ivs iwtrr, iui. an-i and the .am said u grantee. Its successor* and ■»l i - and- file an estimal# of the amount of liens llra n th c f the . M a n u e l o a .t I.ine It* iroad. , , cn| , n , r„ p tltl|, (h e tMnrfiu „ f t h j , o f . foe such paving which the rily wilt elrlm afeordw* to M .*'• hrrjLh * . bub-Hivf.lon rfin. n„ , , h, t| r , ,|e-med and held to have against each of the Iota fronting or abutting of iFfiinn* iw #hi >‘ tli tw*niy jrv#n m>| eivrn ih coniFnl, to tbi» pro- upon the street* to be- *o paved, which es­ 1271. thirty four 1-■<>. thirty five (35i o7 brf in ron„ | nrd. timate shall be based upon the estimated township nineteen ilbi south of rang* thirty | mat of said work, and upon the frontage*, ' 3 0 , f a s t , a* per plat th ereof du ly recorded '.\t The said granteo herein narqed. Ilk of lots upon th* streets to be paved. in the public r s r i f d " o f O range Cou nty, 1successor* and a*»lgnv viral! so m p le te the Section 7. Any prison owrtng any Iniec­ F le r id a . n a ld land I c in g f o r m e r ly in Orange -aid railroad, wlfh d o c k and wharf at the es I In and to said property,abutting on that h Fr-untA l i f t ' d * , now in Sem in ole C o u n ty, f o o l of ("> r r > r * .a ve n ue , with in the c it y of fiction of the atfe«ts to be *o paved, as Flo rid a I r. Mat J l o " h " l » " <n p a g . 23, ron- H an ford, with it* c o n n e c t in g Itnei o u tsid e o f ersinabovr. described, ehklt hav* the, right mForustang Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts,JRheumatism Penetrates and HeaU. S t o p s P a i n A t Once For M on and Beast 25c.50c. 5 l . \ DOtJOLAAS, Clerk I Irruit Court, Seventh Judirial J Circuit, Seminole Co.. Fla.* I ll-FfH Ote A t A ll D ca tc- LINIMENT 'T h is “ small change/’ tch 'ich otherwise A might “ slip through your fingers/ ’ will mount up monthly and easily meet the payments on a brand-new OLIVER Typewriter—the regular $100 machine. SAVE &b i 19|| nr sf Florida, A Seventeen Cents A Day Nickel makes this wonderful writing machine yours-rbut a small first payment. Dime Send for Complete Cat­ alog and Penny-Pay Plan and . _______ ;_______ a_____________ !_ Two ■. ______ ! a The Herald Printing Company Pennies Each ____ — AGENTS Day — F lo r id a Sanford, . BUCKEYE NURSERIES THE U N I V E R S A L CAR W. II. BROKAW. Salesman The Ford Motor Company is one of the larg­ est consumers of steel in the world—200,000 tons this year. The great volume of produc­ tion—over. 500,000 cans— anjf the efficient Ford manufacturing organization, b rills pro­ duction amljHeJiing costs down to a minimum. That’s why Ford buyers get more car for lc*s money. Runabout, $015: Touring Car. &WU;— K FREE! Our Instructive Cat tdt^ue-nnthwcti! Price List si:ni> for them -TO-DAY— IN SEED CO. ® JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Try a Herald Want Ad la the ConalJ Judge"* Ceurt, Metdlkale - Couhly, State of Florida In tbe matter ol tb* eetat* of llalpb 3V. Holmes, Thelma AIfdlmrs. Cecll-"‘ F. Holme* and • Zalina A. Holme*. Minors. .• Nntice la hereby given whom It may c-nnrern, lhat llaflie Holme*, aa (luardian ad th* alov# named. Ralph W. Holme*. Tbvlma A. Holme.. Cecil F. Holme* end • M ma A. Holmes, will on lh# l*t day of January. A. L>. 1917, apply »• .tbf tlsnrge G. Herrink. Judge in and lor the county tf« r D l f Rt bii pfliff in Banfofa# In tli# fft!4 rounty. Rt Id1 ® clock R-* B)*«< ni i » o o thereafter a . matter can b# beard, for authority to aell at p M U o , _ p r tv .t. sal# to ! hV ilranrb of the Atlantic Co/a* H as Halle In ttrlth '. Sub-lHeWqn to Sanford, at S S P t ill lEirtof duly revoVded' fn tbe public Leer'd, of orante County and State ef lj ft'V Jit Ft*'. ITVdiS"' P” on page 24 containing eight and twh» tenth* ! '.Z - acre* more ™r le.c, ■sat ft Jand having formerly |*^n *n Grange r'nui i ' , Florida, but now In beMnola I ounty, Florida.! FR AN K C C t.t.n V . special Master In Chancery, liobi'-son L lU-ardall. .Solicitors for Cothplalnant*. 3 0 -FrUdc » -i f r , r “ ' ease of a forfeiture, this- f '*n - board of equalisation t > rear an petition*7 and romplalntm w~ ' , - h - - *nd all tbe HghU andprlvlleges 1, it Pteft-tw I'ffi'l » ur» 16 the «-»ti j * " n U d -*-»'! rraii ancl-taaswiaiqlw.---------- — the paving provided for above and to make ; | j j t'non the completion ol aai-t falfroad due-and proper Inquiry Into the oueatlon ^nd d anr) « hart, .or dorks and Involved, and If It shall *ntv#*r In the e a t -: Ki,irVu , ih* n o , shall thereafter !•* con- lilac!inn of Fh# rlty rounril, ahttng aa n tlntiously ooerated by tbe sal-l rrantee. Ita board of • auuallsalfqn, that the estimated * surcraaor and *»-i*ns, and a (allure-to so amount "of eafid llan la eprra-lfy erilmated, |i i.ntinunuily ' occrate th# same shall een- the amount an filed anall aland a* the | rtltute a breach of |M» ordlnaqee and"wnrlt amount of su-h 1l*n to H# elaimed by the a forfeiture of lbi» franebl**: Erovlded, that rlty of Sanford, for the navlng of the. dife allowance aball be made for strike* and street* ard avenues in front of aald rmnejty, : and after*the rity coun-ll ha* heard all petlother unavoidable cause*. tC- Th# construction of the railroad Gqn* and given all nronerty owner# an rph p u ia l m a s t e u a h a u s herein authotlted shall conform to ..the portonlty to be heard and made all corree- I Notice is hereby given thal Utob-r and by vir­ graded of th* atreet*, a* e*tabll-Jv*d; the tlon* In their Judgment ne-emary. to enualtu- o! * final .tecn-e of fnrerlmure. made by lion, grantee herein named. It* uirrVsmts and l*e the avaesamenle In preenrrinn to benefits. jam s. W. Perkin*. Judge of the Circuit ( ourt assign* shall hav# authority foe the con­ Slid ertlmatea *« then e-iiralireH ahall stand' ol tb* Sevwnth Judicial Circuit ed Florida, to- struction and 'maintenance ol Ita aald T*11- a. t-qa and correct. wtt. Oft th* 22nd day of November. A. 11. J8ln rbad. and for the-loeaUag *f n r « s n t y .h > . . . . In a cni»* pending In the Lirnilt Court °f S*™- •witches and turnouts, (or th* ' passage "of inole Count>1" Florida. In chanoenr wherebj *if• cars, and olhrr u*u«l flitttrrr add appli­ President City Council. A. M . Thrasher U rojnpl*!fi«l **: .ance* . . ---- --Inherent ... In -a .............................. railroad. Including .. u pole* - I hereby certify thal the foregoing oidlnHand *■ sheriff and ea-oraclo admutlstratoe ol j and »-|re, storage batterlea and condurtor^, ence was duly passed by th- rily council of the cwtate ol Grresi Mart, deceased, and Amanda aubrect always to the approys! of th# Sanford.-Florida. In araslon. thle *tb day of Hart, daughter and sol# heir d ike of ar'-* ------- V city rounril. £ „O B E IIT S. Hart, deceased, are rvepondent*. I. A-. i Ol All member* of the elty poll-# force Wovembor. 1916. alii and fir# jlepart menl. In uniform, or wcarine . rrs. rt»-f 1*1 master, duly appointed be • City Clerk. Ihe official badge* of th# city, aball be furnlsb#4 offer for 3vie and mil *1 public oulo Approved by -ma Ibis dlb day of Novemfront of free .paaaagc upon aiad railroad within the highset and bswt bidder foe the court house door ** !c minole County, Flfw- corporate limit# nf th* said city of Sanford, b* r’ l # l *' J. D . DAVISON, ida. In Sanford, on Monday, tb# first day of Florida. Miyur. (F.l Th# mailmum passenger late to be Jenuary. A. I>. »«IT. the asm# being a trgwlar 26-FH -ilc i* charged upon laid ralldroa-f. for a con'lnusa l/ld a y between the Hgal oua passage from, any-point. Within th# lim­ Notice afi Xygllrsllaa fur' Taa Deed llader two certain town lota. t? T lt n * 2 . ' (U i and Fourteen <1G # A - IF Stentuofd# its of aald (Hr. to. any other point within Section 9. ar Chapter 4(11. Lawa of FlarAddition lo pan (tad. KemtnoU Cpunly, Floe* such limit* shall b* flee cent*. Natlcala hereby (Ivan t.taj (F) ..The aald grant*#. It* awcccoaora and i<!TM* Uecembet lit, 191«assign* aball at all tlmsa keep and maintain purchaser of T a . Cartlflrato No. 381, dated A. K. POWERS. the (lb day of June, A. D. 1910, covering lla space bstarren th* rails, and two feet Special Master. on each aide thereof, in as good condl:inn All Ueplaited part ol lllack O, Chappell's SO-FibMc Hub OfV. of Guldabaro.- Tba aald land be­ aa tb* romalndcr of the str*et. and should ing nasHtuad at tb* dal* of ths Issuance ef -In Ike County Judge"# Court. County of Oaetola such street bo artificially paved, tba aald auch cortificats In th* name of Mary M. track, and two feel on hack aids thereof HUte of Florida shall be paved by the aald gtantes, It* suc­ Sacord: Also Tax Certificate No. >(2, dated In tbe matter td th* Guardlanrtilp ol re and aaaigaa, with th* same material tb* Bth day ot June, A. D. 1910, covering John G rilftn ThwraU. 1iocalhy.Thwrolt and In the same manner, a* la uaed, and dons l^ite 13 la 39 rices l.'.ti 16 to 19), Ulock u and Georg* B. Thw-ait. Jr., minor*. ib-Dlv. ot Goldsboro Th* unon th# remainder «f-such #lc##l or street*, Not ire is hereby given that it h lh* at tha data of |h* . and the eapene# of eurh paving and of the Mid land belag assess*.! of _-th# undersigned .RudkdP M tatusnrp of I0 iifli tof Ifl.filo in 4-bo cf ^tian of , .th# * M*a< aula A# of joitn John (tnini Griffin Thweatt, repair end malnlenanr# shall he born# by Mary M. Record: baa filed aald certificates L r^ n h* Thweatt and o Georg* It. Th Tbwwatt. i t . the grant#; herein named. It* auteeaeor* In my office and ha. raaJa appllcatljo fur< * .”. . ,?#1— ~ ~l, T—^ l o the ,. . o .J o~ . . and , . aaalgn*. mike ai-pli-atlon lo the County <G> Th# aald grants#, It* an-ceasorw and tax dead to l*su* in nrcordnnc* with l i e . l ( r w k u - *i hh oiw assign* aball bear all the #ip*na*« Inridratal Said cer Ideate* embrarlq* th# above des­ to eny wetsr front prop#rty uaed by It un­ cribed proper! , situated Ta ftemiaol* courtder thl* franc Mae. which may at any lime hereafter b# filled In or bulkbaadad during ty\ j 2 j m <anJd carllflcatee ehaU b* redeemed ncrordlng to law lax deed will Ixaue thereon the life of *u< b franchise. on the 19th day or Decelnber. A. D. 1918. Section >. All ordinance# or parte of or­ Wltnoea my offirlal aignatqta and seal dinances le coitfilct herewith b# and the aam# K Why W e Save You Money i n r ^ t e i a d w w as b" ■- Or- ---- All prices f. o. b. Detroit ders taken by Espectally ndpted for 1 Your Slate-------- fK U itln . and low frrigbt r » t « . °° hay, grain. fg«l and four, guarantml ihe beat Became or modem machtnwy and prw W iy to bert oar elwcne write lor price itat* was^se'ffiL-'™ * VFeeaod c - d b?ini* huT £ \u u y^ of 1918. ovo ^ November. HERNDON. * President City Council. I hereby certify thet th# foregoing ordin­ ance wn* duly passed by the c ty rounril of Panford. Florida. In acesion thl* 6lh dey of N u m b e r . I91A n o BERTH, l ' * City Clerk. Approved by me thl* Mb day nf NoeamW r" ll,ia * 2«-Frl-4tc ■ J. D. DAVISON. Mayor CUy of fcafA."rlci>V ________________ AN ORDINANCE ' Repealing Section* *18. * K . *•?. nnd >19 of (ho Revised Ordinance# of the ritf of Sanford, FlaridA. ' FOR SERVICE-PRONE 135 ** Hill Lumber Co. ** Lumber, Bricks, Lime, Cement, Rubber Roof­ ing, -Shingles, In f i n nit Cotxrt,. (lei oath Jndlctal Clrcalt. Hemjiyv c Counif. Florida. InChaatrry Jo* Camtian and CJ. M. Lewis Company. * Corporation, xnc_ _ rBI----- to Van Items n A la e tt Company,'* corpoihtlon . ^ Rur’ U Mima and Piyt n V. i - Mima andri"#jton V. Mims, Rx»l- ?t "aripearlng by affldnvll filed herrln thst tbo rrrldenra ol you nod aach of you la un­ known aid tin t than is no person .a tba , 1i Corrugated* Iron Doors, Sash and BlindrCement B Board, Mouldings, Roofing, lo c k s , Beaver Cypress Boards, Fir? Bricks, Fire Clay and King Windsor Plaster Sewer Pipe and Glazed Tile Hill Lumber Company SANFORD, 11-FrMtc Xo*Sd (LF^WiLLIAMS------------- EDWARD-ttICCfNS Agent . ,t Salesman - .. . FLORIDA A 25c W an t A d . in The Herald will Rent Your House For Yoi K S feqil �PAGE SEVEN * THE SANFORD HERALD THINKS INDIANS REAL FLAG CONTENDERS /8LAT*i/\f+zr~ 'j.tcx & i’z y ' i est tpttil httondonce-of the school van 108 the early part of .this year. „ ' * ** ** The school. Is organized and grad­ ed— men’s, women’ s, junior, inter­ mediate and primary department, with superintendents for each, each class organized „wltliln itself, with president, secretary and treasurer. Mr, Mettjnger informs u.V been niisrnr five "tlines^ while in Sam [ford (having been north on business on' several oceasionBT during thirty years of service. This year has been , financial year of jJio sqhqul, the total ■otrermg'was $1,221.46 used for liter­ ature, assisting In church building, furnishings for individual elnssroom?,, Incidental and sundry 8abluith school expense nnd $106.60 for missions. As he retires as superintendent he leaves the school in fine working and excellent financial condition, not owing one dollar (except the balance due on. the piano which is being paid for in installments and ull pay­ ments made to date). Progress in Southeast Columbus, Ga., Dec. 6.—The In­ dustrial Index says in its issue for this week: "T h e formation of twenty-one cor­ porations in the week with* mini­ mum capital stocks aggregating 32, 208,500 reflects tho industrial and .general business activity* in fho Southeast that is continuing with undiminished volume into tho clos­ ing monjlt o f'the year, with promise of, unprecedented activity in the coming year. . . *** A -company which propose* to build and operate an electric railway between Atlanta, Ga., and Antlerson, 8. C., has applied tfor incorpora­ tion with capital slot If of $tU(fi"S,600. arxT V Y C M There Is at least, one manager In the American league who doesn't bellev* the Cleveland Indians are going to “ blow" anil lie Is “Jllir Donovan. The ln*ttnji* tiave.hnpressgd tlitT Yankee Icaller ns being one of the strongest club# lhai ever represented that city mid Donovan says It Is the most dangerous team la the ifiufiif. . ** . When H comes to hutting In runs the other members of the Indians must ' tmr-tniv" to the .hard-hitting right fielder, EIiih-t Robert 'Smlth-Roth or Robert ghs.r Itoth-Siplth, whlchcycr way you prefer, the combination'right gardener kailii-’ drivi a In 42Tim* for the Indians this season, which Is only om.»|h!rd till' w.rli tig. The p’ nrttli holt to the firm lias sent 2<l rousin':-.>■-t, wlillg the Ite'h half b.yi inrniitifi d lor 2S. “t'liO" <!titoH), tpiiveier, Is the Individual l< tub r having itriwn In fit! rims. "A rompany at Rock Hilt, S. f\, *Trt»" .sp-aker, though.* Is giving him it merry battle, having ehnsctl-'ll of Ills t^.iin males tier the rubber.. “Tills.” however. Is hutting miiiic points [w hit lt is manufacturing automobiles Utter than “Clile." After passing liy the right Held firm, we find “.hick** ((nuiey 1itas been Incorporated with capital |us tlrlveii in -'I on'ii. ott unusually targe number Tor a lentI-tiIf man, who be stock of ?l,'500,000 and will enlarge (■mist to follow weak batters. In fact, all the Indians are hitting jttol (tils emu* its plant. ,_____ , Until with llioTltlfltdld pitching they have find to date Inn kept tlnna welt on "A n , extensive tfact of coal land In TejT Tusculoosu county, Ala., is expected to lie developed with initial outlay that u u -j'd $250,000 by ii I’ inttinglvam com be obtained from MKTTISGKIFS FINK REt'ORD 1pnny which purchased it recently. UMJ.il experience. . . * Sibkith Scltotd Siiftrrlr.tcniit nt for "A Ma'ron, (la., firm will expend lie iofernm to that-upon bis First Thirty Years $175,000 in establishing a quarryelection the school numbered about rt near that city, building n railroad to forty-five scholars, and, conditions Having learned that at tho last it from a lino of one of the largo were such that nt times it Vas nec­ quarterly: conference of tho Sanford systems; essary to assemble the whole school Methodist church J. K. Mettlngcr, 0 tho has served as superintendent of and he teach as one class primary " A t Savannah, Ga.. a company the Sabbath school for the last thirty to Bible class, in addition be organ­ that will vulcanize lumber Inis made [ jea/a had requested to bo relicyed ist and leader of singing. application for incorporation, with from, further service we believed Crude were tho accommodations cupUul stock of $200,000 am! privi­ fcatc interesting information might aftt that time in the old church that lege of increasing to not exceeding stood corner of Sixth and-Sanford J5.000.000. At Charleston, S. C „ a avenue, benches of pino hoards with company of Hite same kind has been slats for hack and supports, a com­ incorporated with capital stock of mon drop . leaf table for pulpit, i Work under these conditions was n 1problem, indeed. In order to install a library, a re­ quest for u discarded library was sent to u large Philadelphia Sab­ bath school in Philadelphia tit at Mr. .Mettlngcr formerly attended and a shipment of some 460 almost new 1 books was bent, establishing for the ffpnfiiiiL w h w l-rs- fuie 'litiTm l . TfienT were: eagerly sought for ami constnrttly read until 'worn out. 3300,000, Now York men being InHow It Happened. ’tores ted. "How did you happen to voto Tor -• "Florida and New York .bivesiom prohibition?....... 1 illif it Tauso I got* have organized a rompany with cap­ tho general stale, of grouch," replied ital slock of $50,600 to manufitefttre Broncho Rob. "Everybody fit Crjipron ! sugar rant* products^ engage fit gpTT- Gulch got sort o ’ InifTy with overyb >dy else an' wo seeui to get son.<t.J.iml o' er.tl farming 'irtnl raise live stock. satisfaction ou t'o' stn.ndln* arouifd an "A district of'Lee county, Florida iCCln' Otto mint tier miffcr-fi —— has Ypl»TI 1*10,600—of—b-mrri' fo r RUBBER COPPER hitililtiijf'hard surfaced roiuia. « ' Never S— tit Ha.rt. TIRES BRASS "Am ong the itetus o f cor.e'ru •i “ Most t»:i lit- Iti I in.it are opti­ lulte <t-mi» ns r.-pi-ri^il this wre! : ’ <■ TUBES LEAD mists." Httyi tut I'X rti.w i ;o. ('onto In " A p .r t mi'it t houses. A .! . ;! I t . i,;t . ROPE SCRAP IRON think of it. never saw any of ciu anil Miami, r iu., .i.urcit i"til.J.tu" i split halrfl fit an argumentTilton, -. 'J'ooidbsboro and Wiiluxoochce, Ga.; factory building, Mont SEND IT TO US WERE/HTPWnm* gtjmory, Ala.; hospital building,. Al­ The First Telephone. *' Write For Pricelist Tho telephone, jit an Imperfect exandria, La.; garage building, Rome Ga.; railway passenger and freight form, wan first axhlbilcd ut tho Cen­ station, Hoyle, Miss.; road, Lamar tennial oxpo-'Uon In Philadelphia In 657 C.BAY JACKSOHV1Ll£,fLA county, Ala.; sanitarium, Jdckson, 1870. Tho company for Its develop­ ment was formed Boon afterward. Miss.; school buildings, : Amrricus, Ga., Greenville, S.* C., nnd Haines City and Jacksonville, Fla.; ware­ W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y house,* Plant City, Fla. AGENTS "Construction contracts have been nwurded as follows: “ Dank building, Clearwater, Flit.; bridges, Pinellas county, Flo.; ex­ Offlaa with HOLDEN MEAL ESTATE position-.coliseum nnd other build­ .S a n fo r d . F lorid rings, Gulfport, Miss.; church build­ ing. Greenwood, S. C.; mill village, Columbus, .‘Gn.; road, Bibb county, Ala.; ‘ drainage, La Fayette county, Mississippi; sewer, Savannah,' Ga. 1 RAGS MINSULARHETALCOL General Fire “ Just What IW ant!” /G ive me cake made with Calumet—I know what 1 m^getting-r-J know It’s .pute.vt holetome, nourlahlng, ttnifting and tatty. , ''h'sslUn Calumet’ s non* ■ leavening nml raising P?Btrr * t» abvolute purity. ; ** V*'un«*t for uniform ttvultv and economy.” Rttiinti IligtiMt A nidi C"l B— i f in ■ , If.# f* Stil C.a, P*»P*ndblgca r*'7w«raoo*7, ■spsrlor S ’ - tJL- * iwlrr+ri Insurance m m m m sm m m x x x CAMEONAS "A lumber plant and concrete pro­ ducts plant will be established at Meridian, tyiss:, meat packing plant at Mobile, Ata., ami feed and grist mill, at Decatur, A!a7" (FLORIDA’S SOUVENIR) An Economical Cllrl. Violet 'A is mi. It an eeonotnIrn! little bodv!" I„t Ibin'o—"Alt? yes! rili*-'ll trial ••• for miles t.etn one Inw ofilee to nnottu r in, rave .310 on a dlVoFce!" . ‘<MADE IN SANFORD ’ M y Line o f Cameonas is Latest Work of'Mrs. Commons Scientific Order. Mr. I'esrimlstsT^Wbat Is a consult­ ing specialist, anyhow?" * Mr. Opti­ mist! "Oh. ii*>'*t the big doctor that pays you iir<- going to die mid tells you how to d>i it properly/'T-Jtidim. P R IC E S H A V E N O T A D V A N C E D HENR Y Me LA UL IN, S A N F O ItU , m x x x x m x x s x JE^ LKR F L O R ID A x x x x x x x x x x x 00040209090405010002000202 Promoting Disturbance. "Of course, you Vmit.penro?" "No. I don't. And Just to proic It I told ’ ty a tfe to go itliesd and buy a phono­ graph a poll pat rot ami a cuckoo Clock;" An appropriate gift for everyone on your list— Fino Field. Madge—“ Did you have anything to talk about nt (ho club moating?” Mar* Jcfrlo—“ Lota! On account of the storm thero were only three of us present.'* —Judge. From ,prandmother, who is not too old to be enthusiastic over a pretty pin for her dress, pr a silver ease for her spectacles, to baby, whose chubby hands would just fit arourtd a silver cup or tiny spoon • A Remedy. There nrc Just hundreds of things frorti which you can choose the "righ t" gift so easily. “ I am worried- about my non. Ho Is developing no qualities that are posFtlvo." “ Maku him a photographer, then ho can doyctop good negatives.” Graceful Hats for Fall Immediately UpTHTlils I'Tecttpn Ire OTgatdied the Sabbath school into n missionary society and with the consent qf the quarterly conference arranged for the use of the oflcring tif the swond-Suwday-of-eacfrTTTpTltlr for missionary purposes only Thia has been strictly adhored to up to the present timer *the total offering for that purpose for the thirty years appropriates 32,250.00. In order -to stimulate the school's growth- a fino Bible was offered to each scholar who attended every session during the year about 06 llibles were thus put into the sobol* ars' bandit and some went into homes wjicro Dibit's were unknown. The school continued to grow un­ til tho freeze of '04 when it was about disseminated, b u t.b y strenu­ ous and determined effort its exist­ ence was maintained and in a short time began to -revive and increase In numbers. Through all these trials and hardships the- school has ever been self sustaining, never ha'vlpg had to call on the church officials to go outside for financial aid. Mr. Mettlngcr says he attributes this to the ever ready missionary offering regardless of the depleted condition of the treasury. ; Upon the establishment of the Methodist Orphanage at Enter­ prise the school considered It a duty to assist in sustaining this glorious work, offerings- were made irregular­ ly, when a proposition to make every fifth Sunday of a month a day for special offering for this purpose was suggested, and for several years all ■pedal offering for this purpose was suggested, and for several years all money received by the school on those Sunday haa been used for that purpose only. • About five years ago a special ef­ fort was made to increase the at­ tendance. So successful was this that It became necessary to purchase a tent for ’ the men's Brotherhoood class of ninety members. The large BONES Silver clutch point pencil, (1.00 to 33 50. Hold Brooches, Scarf Pins, Rings, Tie Cla»os, Lingerie Clasps, Neck Chains. Cut! 1’ his, $3,0Q upward. Cold L in t Duttons, Pendants. Oar Pins, 33.50 upward. Gold Read Nrrklaeps, nanglca. Watch Fobs, Coat-Chains, $5.00 upward. Greenleaf & Crosby Co. . JEXVKLKhS AND IMPOljTKtia^_______ --------- -------- G il ll U in h G 'COODS. 41 W. Day St. Jacksonvilld, FTa. WRITE FOR CATALOG lllddlng for your fnvor and very sure to get It. are the graceful and beautifully made hats for fall. They are no sooner displayed than bought hy women who seem to tire of summer millinery before tljq summer Is done. The betweense* son's hat o f felt or velvet makes Its npponranco In July along with hats of white satin or crepe or other nil-white materials. Gradu­ ally It supplants the midsummer hat and leads up to the millinery that Is ready to greet tho winter. Simplicity o f trimming and beauty of lino are emphasised In the early fall hats. A group of three of them, shown here. Include* s wide-brimmed sailor, n small mushroom shape and a brimmed hat of velvet with flowing brim lines that* lift over the brow, droop, lift again at the sides, and droop again at tho b^elc. Ribbon, chenille and beads make themselves conspicuous ns appropriate trimming* for these street hats. . . * The hat at the center Is o f felt, hav*. tng the crown covered with grosgratn ribbon In white. A narrow band of velvet ribbon Is laid over another band not quite‘ so narrow, or ribbon like thst in the crown. A tailored bow of the grosgrain finishes the model, and the same ribbon binds the edge of the brjm. I’urpte nnd white, purple and gold, white add rose, are favoredcolor combinations for the hats of this kind. In the velvet hat at the left and tin nittne-cqverej! shape at tho right, chenille In. the effect of needlework makes.a novel nnd-pretty decoration. The smart rosetteon-the veivot hat Is centered with a big cahochnn covered with heads, and in fa n cy e d g e gives character to this ornament Chenille stitches ore set about tho edge of the brim In tho hat at the right Its collar Is made of a bias strip of satin laid In folds and terror fnntlng at the front, whero a small flat bird appears to ha trying to effaco himself against tho crown. • Tankage (Blood and Bone) Guaranteed Analysts Atuacnta.......................... Tout l'r,u*.ibortc Acid .... lit* I’ure, • te a m e d bone cooked fresh from the cutting tables, supplies the phosphoric a c i d shown above. The am­ monia Is from blood in fresh beef scraps that arc thoroughly steam -cook­ ed uith the bone., •'fmnws’Tankage. Is a superior, Strictly pure product, prepared with scientific accuracy by cs>ecially developed, care* ully controlled pro­ cesses It is rich in available, n a tu ra l plant ? Bureau Scarf Design. Tho treatment o f a flying bird In a new bureau scarf suggest* possibili­ ties for other pieces* o f needlework. The scarf Is worked In blue snd so Is the bird. Tho entire outline of the bird Is made of small eyelets varying In size with the outline of tho various parts of Its body. The entire bird ts then filled In with even running stitches of the blue. This comhlnattpn gives the effect of solid work, but with the exception of the eyelets la not difficult SHIS food, lasts well, and is the finest known soil builder. As "B lood & Done," Armour Tankage has been familiar tu every grower for over 30 years — more than 100,000 tqna have actually been used. Many growers, w h o temporarily prefer nopotash goods, are. wisely turning again to this standard material of un­ questioned crop-making value. Get prices from our nearest Agent and write uj for sample and leaflet. Armour Fertilizer W orks Jacksonville, Fla. Fertilizers k • — - — 1 �THESANFORDHERALD court which failed to knock o u t'th e prop hy declaring that the legiststion was unconstitutional* the dealIt. J.. HOLLY. Editor . H a y n e s , n v i u m M m u c r ers would not .now be enabled .to charge the..outrageous prices demand, IEth7 T— Ur ra* FlUtr '■ ed and obtained. [ whom the Sanford delegation j? justly proud; Thirty-three new clubs, aggregating m ! • members were added to the Federation since m its left annual meeting. M rs. Fox touched on- the interesting .and vari­ At the instance of the butter- ous reportds of departmental work makers of Illinois there was passed j throughout the state which contained rnKX. in A iirlsrr jin concentrated form the scope and Standing on .the firm foundation of-truth we have built up in •RJ» years a go'' legislation making it an • m . m i ......... in Florida., *The • n MONTHS . . . 1.3 offense to make or sell oleomargar- essence ^ o f- club work , ,n^ ne this city a Bank that is second to none in safene&f, saund-pFineipies : MONTHS .11 in e-ex cep t under certain rtstric- ! d»*furflon concerning the adoption of Ila iN» CUj V r«rrte> i : M r « W r Ir tions. It was not sufficient that e v - J s f * * Down Upon the Suwannee, and buftmcssTtcum^lf. Tin. this basis we solicit your accounts large --------ery j i a c k j g s ..f -------- u - nRiver *m as our state song was ltd BJr r n m a 20r. f** M w O Mrs. SProuh R*k' r and UP °" or small and assure you we can help you. i n . letters 'o f a certain *ixe Mr*; to its nature; but there u a . af■ r Poti™ 6f M« J^ ‘ings was unani­ I As I h i w l - H m M U M a m Aafv<4 '•< M a.•< Lk« r w i f k . >i fixed a 'revenue upon the maker mously earned. The reporjy^pf. the ** Mtl>> l,<- 1171 which added nearly one hundred per Civic chairman. Mrs. J. A. Hendlej* 2v wtts most inspiring. T h W e y n o te qf Ito limit II c t a U o the cost-of -placing t? op. the is ■service and in market. There .* m created no ta x. this , . department < 4 upon the. real butter: but upon t h e c,uded “ W™*®".. bet *Anr ymjR nusm iss. every.ite r streets, community Christmas substitute which answered tree*, rest rooms, roadg. better sidepurpose, ar,d in many cases could not be distinguished' from th*.real ■« l k * . improving picture shows and IL R. SEVENS T. M. HAND 0. L TAILOR R. R. DELS thing, there was a7f.£e3 a tax out of lnat »o PrMto«ai Csshitr AuT CuLin ail proportions of fairness.- In fact community betterment and welfare. ♦w .-r w a * F. L WOODRUFF Vira-PrtsidMi ____ con­ it hap often been wondered why there ^ tained much valuable information should bg any tax upon the product . - , . . . . land inspiration. *‘ A report of much -any more than there should be a |nt„ m WM that o( M „ John Sim_ tax on the printing of calling cards. j mons," s a id 'M rs. Fox, "w h o spoke I m m m m m m M B flB B c m m m x x x x x it Good oleomargarine is far better . ; y . of the earnest and valuable work than poor butter. It Is rfeaner- in bci done fa lhe ,ead<rs of lhe Stuck on the Job. many cases. Were there no prohib- ored womM » "The great trouble nowadays," be TO iitiva tax upon* i t - a retail price of _. . ’ gan the curbstone philosopher. “ Is thnt B O Y C O T T IN G T H E f RUSTS twenty-five cents could be made ■ M ‘ amI Her" d For no man la satisfied with his Job." "My B oycotting and strikes are oh' a over the entire United States: in ' 'ref , ° PurP°*** Bcope of vision, job soots me," interrupted the chlm M r . with each ’ other an?!, as a'*rufe. lact, 'twenty cpnls a pound would '^thusiasm and*higH idealism, truly ney-sweep. "And I'm stuck on mine." neither of them are *d. sirable nor to no doubt be the price if the fax* , e womf n ln ™an>’ yelled the tar-spreader from the ad­ b e countenanced by right thinking were removed. But Congress was f ub* 0 . o n d * cannot be too high- joining roof. Whereupon the 'orator turned bis theme from economics to people. But there ft’ no "limp to the worked for political reason* and ■’ *PI,rec,a*r<** ----- i-mjil- j all the objection* which MrS. \\\ L. Morgan, another San- preparedness.— Puck. people's patience, and at that point, established a t least, the b oycott becomes more could be* suggested By a body of fprd delegate »«v * _in her report thb Easy. .th an usable . 1* itt i« a glorious rcV^i who were intensely interested pleasure side of the convention, She Mrs. Brown—“ Mr. Jones gratifies said that to bc a delegate amonjl ’weapon of retaliation. in grabbing all there was to be grab­ that body of women maanV-inspira* I Jl* slightest wUh.“ Mr. Brown T ak e the matter of eggs. . One bed while the grabbing was good. . tion and makes one ftyl that we are lt.<* ° ” ,.3r h9r ^ ore expensive tuA'-irt Chicago rms form Pd a corner j -me* that he sidesteps." Let congrt^* remove hit thH com ­ really "doin g things:" After a 21 m de o n the very necessary, culinary item ing session the restrictions it hag If^htfiVprca'miile Mrs. Morgan gave! and has millions of egg* in cold placed ’ afoupd" th e, m anufacture. of Retuked. an interis'.in* a-count of the vriiou# atorar* He H »!d 'th e market s> oleomargarine the f,r,ai.<ial re- j>lf-a*.ire ftaturt*. tfuoting Mrs. Ed­ The persevering iaudscape painter fnree'd men n nliff that ' ‘ -icjions ar;d the publbity restric­ gar Lewis, our own Section Five knew that h« had an observer b-ioklna tt ir^ declare a tions and the price of huMcr will be He • •■ .t " Miami ov^r h « shoufdi-r a: the easel be t kni-w fr- m the iu- Je uf skirts that th« jT h e resa 1 .»■' • .,* ! tn ami »he ha* given obs« rvi p was a wpti.au; yot he wofkcd moter r- t ft;. rent butter her m ! 1 with a •ish gVner 5*ity." She steadily on Presently the observer ■ ■ [n*iv rent butt***, yet t h*-r-f* r.ri •.,t** than hi* address of i spoke. “ A charming landscape." the men! ioned ■ «• a ! *..'grr *dlf ti.an at present « c! CO!rr.e and * the thr**will not Lminute re- ; said. "Ah. >04 flatter me."* said the o ld vintage : *vl tkiand the •enple will I <• %^t:*hed that por ts art the bienr.iai. She stressed artist modestly. , "Compared with the . ket at at. j - l r . tirn-- | « v ,- coni ‘.-e?s di-^ire^ to do a fair thing by the *: *ien«Ld1 laU t i l o nf f Mrs Mrs: John Sher- original landscape It Is very poor •* b y the thousand have been destroy- j hem. - ■P.^lm Beach man, chairman of C ors'rvation anff •tuff." "I meant the original*" said « d in Chicago simply because they touched on the beautiful reception the o bserver. —— --------- -— — veere storage goods. They would j -given ut—Hotel HalcyonT" a TirillianU ~~~~~ ♦•candle" alb right, but they, .w ould— pine Thread From Nettle. affair which w»s attended by seven n o t whip intV a frosting for a rake. ■ Sixty miles of thread woven ftotn hundred people Mr.*. Morgan gave I tub < alendar - they v -■ no r . i " ‘ tko fiber of n species of Italian.net­ f » - a delightful resume of the speakers tle weighs but two and a half pounds a ;. Iiec 1.’ Soc: Tbeater. and their excellent addresses on per­ -_^ * •tar.et- i» that of |.«>—1- ji—rt rr.* nt Bridge,.and Sewing Party, tinent topics. She elaborated pn the i Another Thdy Never Happen.. t r y , special... lurkvys, during Thank.*- Mr*. Fred Walsman. hostess. wonderful beauty of Royal Palm Wednesday, Oee. lil— I-iterature g iv in g times ju.*t past. . Thsupricw* State Park and its dedication during . Le t us be of good cheer, remember­ South Am erica—Eu­ w ere forced far above everything Department. the* * convention. The dedication ing .that tho misfortune* hardest to ropean Conquest and JJomination* twar aro thoso which never happen.— «vt-r charged in former years lor speech was made by Hon. J. *E. In­ [.owrll. ropean C o n q u « t and Domination. p ou ltry, and sp the people absolute­ graham. m ayor'of St. Augustine and l y rt-fu*•d to take them. The morn­ Papers by Mrs. R. -0.* Maxwell, a former resident of Sanford. Mrs, The Only Kind. , in g *of Thanksgiving,' seeing they Mr*. C. C. Woodruff. Mr*. 'Wrn. Jennings fittingly and simply dedi­ "I’ve comb across a man who know* Cotilbourn and Mr*. C f H Walker. We: b ?‘.‘ - - at their own game, ihe cated the park to the people and how to manage Ills wife." "I,oad me E D D IE PLANK, V ETE R A N SOUTHPAW PITCHER. Tuesday, Dec. 19 — Music Di“ p rirei d: I ; ^-d .to the bottom, but their children forever. A tempting to him at once!” "Can’t; this Isn’t "I have been pitching this way for HI years." said Eddie Plnnk. ultra They part merit program, Miss Margaret lunch was served, to eight hundred visiting day at hi* nsyluni" * slid, not l i n t the people. -called to task the other day for stepping off the rubber before dellverins tha Davia. chairman to which the club ball. Eddie's way Is unique, however, na well a* tiresome, In that lie usually A e r e -i j i -.**-1. and justly so, at the people in the park by the Homemember* and public will be siimitar.ner in which th<» drugs a game over two hours. *t**ad Woman’ s Club which Has a h igh hi A Pessimist's Optimistic View. Ills endless'delay* fret the batters, but amuse the fans. The foncer tried to hold them fed for the roniinal pFi«-e of t*'n .membership of only twenty-three. r o e c 'b i"Are you looking forward to* tho Mackman’s routine In delivery is approximately n* follows: cents. Club numbers arc* urged to ’• • fused the goad* at u p knd • ‘.‘ We have the distinction," said Mrs. summet- with pleasant anticipations?' Hitches belt, adjust* cap, walks back to box in half circle, faces batter attend and bring a friend. " . result was that Morgan, " o f being the only State asked the optimistic citizen. "Ves, In­ and stretclics arms, steps on rubber with left foot and taps right foot to a n y pri. trkeys were ship• * Federation to have secured a state deed," replied the pessimistic person. ground eight .time* when the kill I* delivered to bstter. tuck' tf. shirt with thousand »untry. and the flu-lne** Meeting Park.” The Dade county fommU- A great many people 1 th tired of look­ every third-hull pitched. gnx.-s luto sky over third base on every called l*alt p ed bar put upon the There was an unusually laFge at- «ioners "have given $1,000 for its up- ing at will go cut of loan for tho sum­ dislodges Imaginary pebble in pitcher’s box -every time batter has three b«lD d rtm 1 that ran -be tendance of members and a few keep. Mrs. Morgan's report was re- mer."* and one strike or three and twd. m arket . strangers at the Woman's Club on plete with Interest and on ly ’ lark of realized/ the middle- Wednesday for the business meeting space prohibits |ho publication of that when and to hear the reports of the dele- both papers in full. mil prices ga tes,to the amiual^mccfing of the; T-h— rfrlrrv—’ ' " ‘‘‘N1 1 ^i**»-l by TTorTTRey^ Flom nU '"Tederatton of Women’s Mrs. Galloway__wiui_«av. J»«-r im* ., . t,0 ‘ riu h s___ M s # . r- Gallerwa^-prF- pres.: ions nf tho convention in a Je hold sided. The routine business of the charming iittie talk and "Mrs. J. W. g ir r ,!. ^ipt to Vjf rl5T1|’-'TTT?3j.cn; - tf the reports of officers and chairmen of clubs und their splendid activities be departments show a general activity w ill'be given in another issue of The Sup lad k -i ti -v.i G vj throughout the club. The fo llo w in g :n ..n M T b u.> n nfo rd Chih- f s r r r r ' 'J - — * POrAfUBil-M AVr'e appointed |proud of their representative- to tjie f VVER . R E DC* V w. conyention’ and the.fine report* sub-, ■e of years ! Mrs. Geo. L. Maris, •?. . ■ti *For mar Wotftt.to mitted to the club on Wednesday Dkkins and Mri. Henry i as the ce- ‘ 'c o n g r e s s h * revise the constitution. On the afternoon. butjd the solid u■ xnent with Lookout Committee,. Mrs. W. W. And thus easily, quickly, definitely ami raoit satisfactorily 'solve the problem of possessing gutter at brgh ( foundation Abernathy. Mr*. J. W. Bfirnes Mr*. No Cause for Complaint. th e ’ Christmas money you wish.- N cvef before have you been given an opportunity’ to make is^ an acknowledged price*.” John MHsch, Mrs. .Frank 'W ood"My good man,” said, theqihilosophcr sure your Christmas money in a manner so surely banishing all Christmas money worries. t fur the unfair work nrpl | II StringfdloW' and to the laborer who was nraput&tlns ,Ia i *ct. c. . * r that body M « . L. G. Stringfallow tk a litwonal legislation o l that body ^ ^ H p r;cI|. The piano weed* from a piece of vacant real cs• o f law makers, and the supreme * ^ hptate.^’dp you ever .have occasion .to vision .an d payment of the Mujic complain of your lot?” . “ No, sir,” an­ [' Department was’ turned over to the swered tho honest son of toil. "I don t own this lot.” *V ’ |club w hich w ill'hereafter be responjtible for the payment* on the bal­ Join Class No. 2 and pay 2 cent* the first week, 4 cent* the second week, 6 cents the thirtl Point of View. „ ance due. Tht* M usk , Department week, and *0 on for 60 week*. Then two week* before Christmas receive a check for $25.60, "I am proud to say,’ remarked tho reported net proceeds from the^ plus 3 per cent interest,’ if payment* arp made promptly. • party with the unbarbered hair, "that 1 Minstrels to be Shb.OO. At the was never Intoxicated in mr life-" Or join Class No. 5 and pay 5 cent* the first week, 10 rents the second week, 15 cents the close of the business period the re­ "That strikes mo, aub," rejoined third weekl and ao on for 60 weeks. Then receive check for $63.75, plus 3 per cent interest, if The Loose Leaf ports were received from the dele­ Colonel Booze o f Kentucky,, “as bein’ payments are made promptly. ‘ * Kind + gate* after which a pleasant social rather an empty honor, aub." Reverse the order of payments if you wish, paying the largest amount the first week and thenhalf-hour was enjoyed and light re­ paying lesa «ach week. Oc you can join both clubs and pay the largest amount on one and freshments served. Mrs. Geo. Fox the smallest on the other, to begin with. It is up to you. Our 8 awed-Off 8 ermoh. HEY make useful and ap­ was first called upon and gave a A- man whose wife has worited her' splendid report of the business side self to death to help him along thinks propriate Christmas Gifts of the convention at Miami, begin­ he ha* done ills duty when he ha* "At that can be ui-ed for storing Individuals, Churches, Clubs, and all Persons or Institutions ning with the opening session, at Heat" carted on her gravestone^ memoranda of any tort. One which Mrs. W . S. Jennings our state o r all leaves may be taken out president presided. The meetings Quite a Crowd. Desiring to Receive a Certain Amount o f Money "The Gadsby family *cema to be were held in the Woman’s Club audi­ In a second and more'put in if "So It la. Al­ torium *and were presided over by rather numerous.” d mired. Are Cordially Invited to Join. the president and the vice president, though Oadsby own* a seven-passen­ ger touring car. whenever tho family Mr*. L. V. Moore. The report of picnics in the country bo has to make Miss Bessie A. William* on* creden­ W c have them in many two trips each w ay” tial* showed the largest number of sizea and at pricca from delegate* that have ever attended a Alfalfa Flour. 50c to SI 00 Florida Federation mpeting. reptpAlfalfa flour i* now mixed with senting over one hundred and thirty wheat flour.and mado Into bread. It club* of Florida. Mra. Edgar Lewis coats leas and baa greater food value made the biennial report of rhe than ordlnnry wheat flour. .Mdst peo­ The H onda delegation- Mr*. Fox atated ple don’t liko It. b «l' perhaps we can that Sanford is becoming well knqwn get used to It just ns we forco our to the. club women iof Florida.,not- stock to oat sweet.clovor. only because of the wonderful work Much Plumbago In Ceylon. we are doing, but for the fact that “ The Bank With the Clock” Plumbago la the tno*t important we gave to the state splendid re­ W. mineral product of Ceylon, which has cording secretary, Mrs. #John PIIONE 148 Dickins. our Jormer 'president 6 f about 1,000 min'-* HERALD PRINTING COMPANY TRUTHFULNESS PEO PLES B AN K O F S A N FO R D SANFORD, FLORIDA | PITCHES AS IF HE HAD TIME BURN ~~| WOMAN’S CLUB Join Our Christmas Club Ii; ^Starts T oday HERE’S THE W A Y TO JOIN -RU LES, ETC. ;i MemoBooks I J T It Opens Today—Be an Early Joiner First National Bank of Sanford, Florida jp Herald Printing Co, i[ Office Supply Dept. r id t �• • — - Ml I A THE SANFORD HERALD 1916 INANDABOUTTHECITY ii p u le Happenings— M en tion of Matters in Brief— • Personal Items or In terest making It a success. For the past few months he has been engaged in laboratory work in Baltimore but is anxious to locate in Sanford and is considering opening a -first class small h otcl'in this city. * Christmas. gifts of every descrip­ tion at the Fryshyterian bazaar. Htiy ready filled Christmas stock­ ings at the I’rcabyterinn bazaar. Watch the window.-i m the new Garner building near ‘ Spencer lUkery. She did this by baking bread—simple, sweet and wholesome homemade brand. There were perhaps 60 Inde­ pendent miners who lived In tho vi­ cinity. They kept hnchelnr’rt hall and were only too willing to pay 21 cents for a dnlly loaf. This meant n depend­ able Income, but Lconlo mourned bbcauso It did not glvo tho old folks comforts they deserved Sho ilptjilrd her leisure to- wandering over the range In n ari Ii of some overlooked bed of richness. This was liny she ime to ho In tho old abandoned mine that day. PAGE FIVE J. Good Advice. If you would get the mokt out ot your work keep your oye on It and your .hand In It. London's Enormous Rental. The grn.s rental of London's buildInp.i i.i cbtbnn.nnn, wld!«* that of all •hi- rrli-iilnir.il land In England nml tv.it i-tuler E2T.UUll.00U Millinery, Christmas Novelties, Wilcox Paintings of Florida Scenery MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMS Phone 29^J I , A Tonic King. 10G East First SIFeet Next to McCulIers “ lie's worth a million, you sny?“ ’And ovfery rent of -it blond money." “ Made In.war stocks?" “ Oh, no; hoi “ If I wero a man,” sho-reflected, as ock»c <k:-*:vKXk o c *oi>m m s h ] manufactures ouo of tho patent purl alia went bomewurds, “and had the tiers."' • Strength. I’d stick to the old dlgghu: as it was the first day when they grand jury, with reference to openTo read New York's appeal to on tho homo lot. I'd boro and shovel •Try I* erri 3c;. asked you if you ’d “ have a small Inc of roads, so far as possible. UR I got results If I wont clear Florida for food supplies is to laugh. through to China! Oh, dear! When ' A fine question bn.' been raised by piece o4 tlttf light meat off the how ," Inc o f roads, so fur us possible.— Florida has heen buyinK C* n0wl f sea tho dear old folks Just pining Inwvers In .Vow Orleans an to whotitbr or "a small piece of dark meat off DeLnml News. ,oods of New York until she doesn't nwny for the old home Ufa In tho East, a snapping turtle cun simp. They the afterpart," and you’ d tell 'em ‘ *hat her food producing powrould soon find out by getting within I = Ip: 1 go almost wild at my helplessness." you'd like "a 1urge piece of both?” are. With an empire of garden reaching distance of otto. For cows and chickens use Rice Thoro was a little “ garden onss" Don't you? Mohhe, you rftn’ t get Bran, 150 lb sack for $2.80 nt San­ L d bine idlo» «*he has bought tin patch behind tho cabin nml Lconlo D on't you? Mtdihe, you can't get ford Flour & Feed Co. Store. 31-tf e,n vegetables by tno train loads!One Us* for Marriage, attended to this. Sho was hoeing Bg the drift of this item; run it over on Many a. man looks upon marriage us Miami Metropolis. 1 That Feed Meal at Sanford Flpur some sweet com rows next morning Bo* of oranges pneked for Christwhen a stranger passed by. Ho halt­ nn Institution that will enable him to your llute first and then it will np-* it Feed Co.'s store for only $2.50 put bis property in his wife's nnraa. pear to sound better. —Thorn *id per sack is whqt every body is using ed at sight of her. nxi rifts. Mrs. Alexander Vaughn. Palm Bench l ’ost. "Young Indy,” lm . paid, lifting his for a dniry feed. . 31-tf Phone 323. Head of Park Ave. and 3MC3CCCC«OCCC<)C<!«l<KH’ « , Stay .In. O'opyrlgtit, 1918, by XV. O. Chapman.) cap politely. “ 1 nm 10 meet somu men' Rurney Sk 3t-3tc She—“ I’m actually ashamed to go You can buy any amount from "It’fl liko nil of their stories!” cried nt tho Wrnntrlieo mlno this morning. H appears that the election of on the turret /it It my shabby clothes,"- 5c worth to n car load fnrji the San­ Con you toll tno whero to find It?” Catts, in Florida, was the result of Lconlo lturch. *TI1 never believe In nn Instnnt Leonle surmised that He—"And e no nre so worn out that ford Flour it Feed Co. 31-tf irriteoing the regular Democratic their wild fables again." thlB must bo tho prospective victim of I'm ashamed to wear ’em'out." Hho was a determined little tjiing (Continued from Page 31SCHOOL CHILDREN GENEROUS ticket.—Boston Moral'!. tho fellows who had snlted tho mine. by nature and.tfrod and bruised from Mr. Hughes is certainly a gam Tho stranger was a young man, well • - /'rrsonnf .Wrrtfion Ute for Banana Stalks. a long, dangerous descent into the Snuford Schools Send Donations to dressed, hand some, o f-face and tho refighter— observe how long is re­ .Mr. anti Mrs. Thomas Eden of Tlrltlsh scientists are experimenting old Wenatchee mine. Sho had beeif Children’ s Home Society -y quired for nlm to take the count.— visiting the deserted Ttlggings for days. sportful manner In which tio accosted with banana stalks ns material for pa­ Rochester, N. Y .f are visiting Mr. her, pleased Lconlo. San ford school children are ever and Mrs. Chns, Tyler on Lake per nnd.ua a jwrsihlc snnrrr- “o[. putBoston Transcript. Someone had told her of n miner s “ I think I could tell yon something • Ii . . generous and no calls are made upon Onoro. 4:30 ferry boat ' to Enterprise for wlfo picking up nn apron full of rich to your adrantngo, *lf you aro look­ them to which (hey turn a deaf ear. ______ -Maarjz. inking It to tlio smelter and Titusvii'o train. 27-lOlji ing for an invest mom In tho property Observing the r.'^.—Mttjsa, The Children's Home at JacksonMis*, Virginia Poole of Union, getting over a hundred dollars out. of ••Deutsrnlnnd" carries back 1.0 Q0 you name," said Loonlq, after a brlof '■’Aliy news froth that lr*vlu totlcy?" Ville was* the rerent recipient of their , s. C „ is the guest of Mrs. ii. F. the llttlo heap. . .moment of reflection.. tnn» pL-iialiL-silver nnd rabbet” for "Yes. Ho has given orders that if Imnevolenre nml oltllil was gsk“ Why. 1 haven’t even seen a spar­ “ Indeed?" smiled tho young man. the starving liabies of G erm an/.— kle!” she began indignantly. Then , , anybody cornel to capture-hint wt* nto ' ,*d to contribute last week with the : * ______ It would be gratefully roeelveds for to TOJ,s li0t a, |U)tno.-*( i reVull that Wall Street Journal. she scurried behind n rock and blow u box .of clot him-, n box Mr, ami Mrs. R L Marfin, who I am what they roll a .tenderfoot.” The largest, best pnd freshest out the tallow dip and crouched there, o f i mni-il I’ OI! nml n ni< .-f have recently ioiiu* here to reside Lconlo recited her experience of tlio stock- of groceries and feeds at Sun- for a new glint had come from the day preceding. The young man bem4*i i»■v \\Hi t*t111.-. ti-.l uiu Po q 7 he r P - - 1. from Maine have liought the CripI rlmn* l*n • mr liens u well?" lord- Flour fi Feed Co.'s store. M rtf next level and a man’s hard breath- '■nine grave anil thmigbtfi|l. i-liildri’ii uf t 1m- ( 1iiibln-i-S pen home on Golden Lake and uro |Inc not Pled lo-r Itint nn intruder wan ■S |M “ I (hank you for your warning." ho Stibiilis— “ T 1t**v ii i ni to b<> i aking iv llutne 1*.li.t the h lit i i of : lie n*r- ‘making extensive improvements. Christmas edition of the Sanford coining Into cvMenre. onsrleittlmia i grt to ito ro. Nut ono nnld earnestly, "nml I don’t think pliant) Anti tin- hi»m< imi't w111 l e \\ hen finished it "ill lie one of lho Ibtald conns out next ‘Tuesday. It l b , too.Vnnii 1 a candle and aa he ms left her m\,t fur trie nut six mailt*. glad at the Chr isttnas time* most attractive lioim s’ in that vicinui!l he i line | .-n-rr t «i*t in it. Mi. stood not 2<J feet away from In-r those men will sell me the Wcnateheo weeks." mine. I am open fog any prnnilidng mill tlio (]ociln of tlm school children Merchant. covert. I.conic wutvhr-d him timorous­ gold, prospect, though," ho said, . ’ ‘ • * . shall return as hrejul upon the wa­ Mrs. Ward's * irrie of the i’ resby- ly, but eiirlously, I la net tho candle Tho snltyVs never learned who had On to Hli^Job. ters. It Is more blessed to glvmXlUnt4— V 1'ol.ir. i Ii lirttian of tho ttrian Ladies *axillary will hold a on the ground and approached tho steered ’their victim away from tWjr Walter (to avlttio,- who rins fallen receive—-and the ehlldfen and their cooked'food sale at. Irwin & Giles' rocky wall, felt over It, retreated, evil clutches, hut Lconlo.saw moro ri the toot of- n—hmeti- Want o’ teachers art* to In* t-otmm-ml, d f >r M ti»ie 1)i part nil-*: t U uma n*H Club drew n revolver frpm his bolt, and, of Shelby Itoborts, the ynnng man 9.ll; SitucdH)' afternoon from 3. to li. ,,, , . atnl tl*e im-nilIn-r. imriti ..ll> l liaiiik all t In tr ai t mu , H.’ C. Schrader of Orlando, head describing the are. of n circle or tin looking for Investmenls for hla undo | thn-i- i\liii •-.!l.ttlb nt- -1 in any way of the II. -C* Xrhrnder Co., commis­ foot, exploded tho seven ohatnbers of In (he Last. Somehow n sweet wlbl j to the *i|Il*f(‘:ia uf t In­ Lad its MinOptiri'rtic Thought sion[firm was in thu o i l y - yesterday lire firearm TJnyi taking up his can rose In the wilderness. Leonle rind np- ] HtreU. lvqit*{•iuliy ure tliainks due goml i « i labor, ill so to rent from An) body can tell i oil how to find atrels. I die again, lie ullmhcd the ladder up pealed to him. Flic preoti-i! him as an on husimss. # Larn ^ Milsa (Iret elien M le-E d(ward the Sanford Flpur *fc FeedCo. Something for every |wards to leave the urine, agreeable nequalntnnre nn tho days ( iiri.itmas shoppers, don't forget Schultz, Mra. IL rhert Lyminn, Mrs. ston*.3l-\f “ I guesB It," breathed Ia*onlo. “ They went on. Ho leafned her Irisfory nnd the new, stun aro ‘saltlnc’ the mine for a 'suckerV' was Interestedr" Bought lliif Shoe Stock Ilnrtms, Mrs, It. C. Bower and all ' ’ Heard Ir* nn Office nitrrljt-r of the family. 32-ftc Dcllcato ladles of thn upper social ..................... ____ What's L. L. Taylor has returned from tI" ’ •» «'**i whf* so wlllinifOno morning Leonlo was leaving trio“ Have a cigar. o!d man.” Our better Sweet Feed fa 'only crust would have lifted their hundn house when a bronzed, bearded great Iho mntter with It?" “ Nothing o n ly 'Tam pa where he spent several days gate llu-ir talept nnd time that }2.25 per sack, Hnnford- Flotir &. ngtmst nt tho utterance. Yet 1-route bear of a fellow nroso from lho door­ I’ve got n lo-iier one it* m-. miekL't." jlooking over tho city and visiting madw .thc llie cnteftalnstep, where ho bad boon seated. *. ------ -------- — r—— Fet'd Co. . ' 31-tf • I 'iis many old friends. While therp “ Beg -garden, Mltui," bo said fn-lils |ho purchased a bankrupt stock of • ---------Allen Maull, general advertising Electricity In the Home, rough way. "but I was Just resting. Elcclrlclty lias been adapted to forty Ishoes that he will bring here iq a and development agent of the AtMr. W. W. Abernathy left on I was nn old pal of Don Dorsey and eight different purposes about a bouse few days nnd regardless of the high Tuesday night to attend’ tho Annual linlie Coast Line Railway was jn the was terribly shocked last avening hold. city yesterday and stated ' tTiUt he price of leather and shoes will sell Conference of thu Methodist church when I heard ho was dead. I thought some of them nt the ridiculous low a( Ocala. ‘ would lie here T"f**riay night to ad­ I’d drop by tho old place hero on my Mlcntiun W. <>. W. price ofu dollar -hill nnd .under, j' ___ !?_ dress the Sanford Board of Trade-on way over tho range nnd tako a look Regular meeting Monday, Dec. Watch for his announcement in The nt the prospect Iriirsey expected such the beiujlits of commercial bodies. Miss Naomi Chamblee of I’alutkn 18th. Seven p. m., not’ seven thirty. Herald. groat returns from." Fred Kettle of the Thomas Ad­ will spend the winter in Sanford • “ You mean the.digging back of the Election nnd installation of officers. vertising Co. of Jacksonville was in with her sister, Mrs. Sam La Roque. house?" Inquired I*eonio. Refreshments. Come out and enjoy the cit\ yesterday stopping off lie Everybody is buying their grocer- ! “Just that. Thero's richness lying yourself. * tseen trains. He reports much de­ ies and feed from the Sanford Flour Mrs. Geo. Fox ha* returned from under lho soil nnd not far down, F. J.. Miller, Clerk. velopment and activity, in over part & Feed C‘> . because they sell so an enjoyable visit with friends in either. I told Dorsey that the first of Florida. cheojy31-tf 1 Miami.. time he showed mo the croppings."' NOTICE, MINSTRELS ‘ Norrix J.evis, local manager of the Then the old miner went on his wny. Fifteen Million Men Lost I * There will be a meeting of all tak­ 'intinia Carolina Chemical Co., re­ It was quite natural thnt Leonle Rerlm, Dec. 5.—The total losseaJ— M ,. ami MHc ^Y. - T. ShTill and ul_ j w» ^ ttrwttr^ mTr should mention tho circumstances to ing part in the Ladies M instrels cently Muriifd from u trip to Ucutu s Tins been hf-Jgou 0f Detruit, Mieh.-y wilt arrtve^tfF" hunif of—Mux—W lstkt;—renter J7~_ _______ Mr. Iloberts. It was doubly n a t u r the a le____ lumiu_uf—MU* where he attended the fair and had icun .„:m «rdllii*ti -one nuntlfPiT thotisnnd morrow- to spend the winter with irdny-mt {that hr thln lljll,‘ **— **'■*■■!>»■ H,"Ul^ Nth nml Park, Saturday morning sit some good talks with farmers'of that itiel* since the war starteit, acyofiring their daughter, Mrs.' II. U. Crowder. bo greatly Interested In anything ihat ’ 10 a. n». Every member urged to section. Mr. Levis states that Mari­ to tigurn.erven out iiy "T h e Associ­ ■>l'Ur iilid 1liuf ronccrned Leonle. Ho asked permis­ be present) Intpnrtanl business. on and Alachua counties both had ation fur Research Into Social ConJkfllltinU-awtnrr L'UUln - naye n-good Miss Nina llrattou and Miss sion to put some tpen to',work to .try •Plehdiri Mrs Skfr ----------------1* • | ijut'iit in xri t , ,. at Copen- j (iulsh of Kissimmee were the ntJri'T sequences of tiir the n Wunr, f*ir *Uo He is a great believer in out tho proposition. Thoro wero amaz­ Get your Srratch Feed Poultry Lhagen na quoted by a se ni-t ing results from tho experiments and HwiUy fairs as developers of the -olllrial tractive guests of Miss tjlail)- Pyran— assay*. Grit nnd W toU 'from Sab^trd Flourincws agenry. country aruf will do all he can here -iuE tho week-eml. , Iconic went nlmost wild with de- it F‘«c«t G o —------ -------fltn f to Mp promote the.Seminole Coung p l n n n l j U y » 1 ii » ii a f r ~ H A h p r l . bi TT If you want fresh groceries*at » Mr. M. M. MitcWll is in Jackson Dale of Fair Is Changed **n^n'r' bcvl“ an,l jfftnlly are vised her thnt ho was authorized Uv _ . The date of the Seminole County low price' go to Sanford Flour'*& vilje on luislneu. livln,’- in Caiuesvillr-TrriBt'TtllFirT his uncle to offer |GO,OOO.fcr tlio ten i.Urnt-a* they can secure a house Feed Co. sjore. t 31-tf Fair has-been changed'.from Janu­ nefcs. . . •a this rityExploded the Seven Chambers. Drtjtonn Rond Open Mrs. JnrVis 1s spending two weeks “ It can't ho Into!" cried Leonlo, tho ary JJfith to the week of February Yirginla Fancy Hnnll Picked PeaDoLand-Dny took road will bo •in Lnkelapd with friends. tears of Joy running down her hnnnlo 12th to n m ,, thus glVihr. t wo »J«re nyu at the- Sanford Flour & Feed expressed her thoughts Innocently, tin- cheeks. “ Oh! what wHl tho old folks weeks for the good rontls how. being opened on Monday, Dee. It, for * ** afraid of tho coarseness of tho ver­ pay?” . • built to he .in belter condition and travel.* Tnls notion was* taken by ' Mr. J. B. l-o-* Hore. 31-tf I.nwson has returned nacular atmosphero surrounding her. It wns tho happiest day or hor life— also gives .the lettuce nnd eclery the hoard of county romniisidoiiers from a visit t^ the home folktf in Thm same old work shirt, 48c at Triteness was her aim a n d -It came that which saw hor homesick adopted crops nnd other vegetables and fruits on Monday. Engineers 'wen* m- Georgia. jut* spontaneously. *d7 V \ 32-1 tC parents back In their natlvo lown. set­ a better chnnro to come - In. The struH contractors to arrange fo r --------Lconlo lit her rnndlo. Hho went tled In n beautiful homo, with sufllH- C. Dlcterirh, assistant general change will also give the directors travel by this dat*!**1The' hoard also ‘ Mr. If. B. Rachels has returned to ^vor to tho rounding oro ledge nnd dent reserve means to live on In com­ for Florida of the Virginia moro time to arrange for one of the Instructed the engineers to comply Snnford after several months' abwolina Chemical Co. is in the city Inspected its surface. Tho rntcareoils fort. oven luxyry. for tho reBt of tholr lifst County fuirs to he held in this with the recommendations of the senee. mif on his mnny friends and look- 'ormntlon was dottyd wlth tiny shin­ lives. • part of the state. Buildings will ing flocks nnd nuggets. It was the Then Jy*oqlo camo Into hor own. Sho J , 4 ltr 11,0 *oca, I’ mnch. Mr. favorito way of "salting” n mine. hod roughed It out West llko tho have to he erected nnd many thirigs B.V.nr i und raided here Lconlo had been only a year at Bpr- cheery, courageous girl thit sho wns. done between this datA nnn the date -< £ J.-i* i? ,ar* but rec<fntly moved to rcll, but sho had learned’ that. She Sho foil Into tho wnys of fashion and of the fair and the change Ih a good J r ? Whpfe Mr* D ieterich is had recognized “ tho sailer" as ono of society Just ns adaptahly under tho one. ““ king, hi, headquarter*. a loafing, drinking, fighting group who now'conditions. 4” preyed on to riderfoot, tho community, Shelby Roberts, after tho lapse of a C r ! . i line, ° f toy> nt h ,,f l,rre«- and all others unfortunate enough to The rogulnr annual-meeting of tho month, on his way to hla uncle, ll*c new store. 32-ltc stockholders of the First National eomo their way. stopped off at lho pretty village. the K ? 10* 8* F,or,da “ gent of Sbo Imagined how they would lead In wonder ha stared at tho trails- Bank of Sanford, Fla., will bo held tb« f Western Ily., was in their victim to tho old mine and sug­ formed Leonle. ff sho had Interested in the. office of the bank on Tuesday, •hipprri. Ucdn“ d*y cn,,lnK the gest that ho tako away sotno of tho him In hor frontier homespun garb January 9th, 1917, nt 10:00 a. nt., specimens for analysis and assay with and rude surroundings, sho fascinated being the second Tuesday in the »b«n v«»ty 10c **tr»IKht f 6 r collars his own hand. Tho sale o f tho mine him now, tho lady complete, as sho month, for the election of a Board of would follow, over bad boon. , Directors to serve for the ensuing The person who puts system into his or her *a the n CLn 8et n11 lhe new *tyle» Lconlo shook her head dolefully ot Ho missed his train for bomo for year and for the transaction of such IlfariJ 2 i . - a . . i tho general unworthlness of mankind saving is sure to make better progress than the per­ four days in succession, ff'hcn ha other business as may properly come and left the place and started for the went to Leonlo boldly. son who saves a little only at long intervals. beforo it. I' 0f),J,ar repm ont- log cabin sho called homo. “ Miss Burch,” ho said In bis frank, The practice or prompt weekly deposits with B. F. W H ITEN U , It was homo to Lconlo .bocauso earnest way, "I'vo got good nows for oUiekL! m C° m,,U,i,,« Sc» l « Co. 30-Fri-.fltc Cashier. the Seminole County Hank will soon enable you to thoro lived old Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey. my undo about that mlno you dis­ " “ ‘r lh° city W cd* They had been an father and mother covered. I'd llko to add tho crowning accomplish a good sizg fund. aad ciutf! J 2 0,I h " many fri°nds to Orphaned Loonto. They had adopted J*y to that fortunato circumstance?” Just arrived a fresh tot of Better . Your account hi invited. %t«n the llvod hfrP onc*> her when they had been ' rich—way *°rld was new. You mean?” began Lconlo Inquisi­ Sweet Feed only $2.25 per sack at back In tho East. They had tflung to Sanford Flour & Feed Co. 31-tf h»Y« » Freshyterian church will hor when their means wero swept en­ tively. By telling him that I am engaged Turkey Always Useful new n !* r 1 ?C' ,4> 15 °nd 16 in tirely away from t|iem by a bank to tho sweetest girl I over mot." FOUR PER CENT INTEREST . You may laugh at it all you want ««r . B i V g r / r bu,,dinK near Spcn- failure. Their son had come to Bur­ And Lconlo, always straightforward P A ID O N S A V IN G S A C C O U N T S tvf but don’ t you think that along rell.. Ho was only n poor clerk In a and true, did not hnng her head or nfstore there, but ho Invited them to fect-a superficial coyness. She placed about tho third dny afteMhe Thanks­ |«M X«0***8*••*«*•••••••••■•**•l»SS«SIW**S«*J**M |ItsMl*Is*••••••*IS**I*!*••«■•*•••••••••*•*,I,••<*I I P^ rW t l L l an/I ^ di n?ade dt dol,» tho Join him. Alas! when they got to her hand In his — tho bronzed hand giving turkey has made ita appear­ y teri-,, _ : Burrell they found bo hod died of n thnt hnd worked so hard-for thoao aba ance'and been partially withdrawn Ern«t w , irIaar’ / is malignant fever. All bo had to lcavo loved—and whispered softly: from circulation; when the rempnnts ! tlln i«iSwn? u hT,k ° n lho “ You mako mo vary hnppyl* p ^ tk tw ’Xhr ^ wlfe and little them was tho rudo cabin and ten acres uro all mixed 'u p nnd some rich Hi > « . h*'’e heon hero for or aurtouudlng land. Thoro was a'dlggravy made, gravy whero you ean “ W e a e J l* .Mr' Mo|nar is an King at one end of It, wbera In his find chunks of stuffing about the A Pedestrian. spar'6 tlmo tho sop had attempted to size of n chestnut; and you .h ave It %ill> **Uhn. ? IIt " nd wa" lo o t e d penetrate tho surface crust' on tho "Thoro goon ono man who Isn’t trou­ served with some potatoes that have bled by tho high cost or gasoline.” strength o f a wandering prospector ih* Phosphate) V ted’ T h,i dosed telling him that thoro woro “ Indica­ “ Porhnps 1 o soils It?" “ No. Ho been boiled and than -carelessly drop­ ............ ................................................................................................................ •'abarkL W ? ? ai,d Mr. Mol- tions/ 1 , . f morely smidls It. All ho consumes I* ped in t o ‘ the browning fluid; say, > « _______ * h »he hotel business don't you think that's about us good LegrRo siipportcd hej o lj friends. the fupie*." FORREST LAKE. r»c* . D. L Til RASH R, VJhss. A. R. KEY. Csshlw . • * - . . i 'c . V**.. f" % La...’-* : Summ.rr of the Ftonlln* Small talkf* Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald Readers i PureGold • v . FRANCESLANYON PEOPLE AND EVENTS h ! ADOPT SYSTEM 1 S ih fc * tein««ni. m Sanford,Florida - I A Home Bank for HomcPconlc i ■H �Ga. Mr. Swanson ,h*> recov­ ered, from his recent operation for appenalritl*. ' Mr*. W. H. Byers of Beardall’ av­ enue *ia entertaining her mother, .Mr*. ‘ Maxey of Kentucky for the A BUNfcH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ winter'. Mr*., Maxey haa been com­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ ing here for several years. T Y -E F F IC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD Jfr. and Mrs. Long from town have *moved out to Cameron City EAST SAN FORD I Frank Bassell Arrived ' here on and taken the Pice jcottage. , Sunday, Dee. 10th is the date o f! M onday from Rochester. N. V., and ‘ ^ u tloi’ entertained a the usual visit o( Rev; A. S. Peck to is calling on $ld friends. This Mr. ladies-• «tn nrmaliy on the Moore*. Station church. Every- B a o sd lV fifth winter in Florida. Tuesday faternoon at her beautiful i • . j • home on I.al;e Golden. The affair Mr?. A. T. Rossetters friends o u t l was planned to enable the new The Christmas entertainment, utj-lhere will lie pleased to know she is cotnt.r, jn t h* neighborhood to beder an able-com m ittee gives promise , returning this' week from a acquainted. Delicious refreaho f being unusually fine us there are) months' visit with relatives at sev- mcnt# * ere served. more good singers hereabouts, than era I points in Pennsylvania, The* Misses Maude and Clair for |omc years. M i u .A m i k —U . W a u o a o ! C< Cen­ Cameron and brother, Argel enter­ tral! Lake,- Michigan arrived bn Mr. anu Mrs. Edgar E. Brown re­ tained about twenty of their frieqds Wednesday to spend the winter turned on Friday from their aummey with her aunt, Mrs. A. Marshall at last Friday evening. Music, 'game? in the north and have opened their and refreshments were e Cameron C ity. beautiful ‘ borne on Geneva avenue. Joe- Cwrnertrfr'shipi Henry Cameron has returned to loads of fine fat rattle to the Jack­ Mrs. W. W. Miller and Mr*, T. D. Hart are spending the week in Jack­ his school in Gainesville. ’ *'’ * sonville Cattle Company last week. Mr. and Mrs. Norman N. Swan­ sonville, the guests of relatives and son will return Sunday from Wayvisiting the big fair. UPSALA AND fcRAPEVILLE Rev. Swanbom of Pierson will preach again Sunday morning and evening at the Sweedish Lutheran church. He is reported an excellent preacher in that language. Don’ t forget the Surtday school at E. W . DICKSON .2:30 at the Presbyterian church, led ; by Geo, T. Ballinger, nor the prayer PHONE 67 : SANFORD, FLA ] meeting ‘ o n ' Thursday evening in ■phON'T throw away your damaged or worn auto which Rev. Alfred Ericson leads. AH' are welcome. It 'has i),een sug­ tires .and tubes. Bring or send them to. us, or gested that we hold our prayer phone and we will repair .them, or if they are not Jmeetings at some house on cold worth repAlring we will tell, you.they are not. nights, until we can get-an oil stovo! , Mrs. Neils Swanson returned.from No tube too badly cut or torn (or us to repair. Waycross, Ga., last Saturday, leav­ Burned tubes repaired and made as good as before be­ i n g her son, Norman convalescing rropi his operation for appendicitis. ing burned. By our process there are no unsightly We are all gfad to hear that Mis. patches put on tubes to chafe inside of tire, or to come Keely, Sr.; who has recently been very ill fs" reported to lie slightly o ff. better. Dr. Smith of Jacksonville, All Work Guaranteed. Free Air At The Curb hfr son-in-IaW came last week' to help attend her. C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS Sanford Vulcanizing Works BRANCH H O U S E S m At Convenient Points '. . . • ■ ■ ■........................ I. ..r- Miss Edna Thompson spent the Thanksgiving holidayft with friends in JJeLand. Mr. and Mrs. J. .A . Thompson tool: dinner with Mr. und M m . D.' Hart on the ’ West Side, the men _* folks enjoying a bird hunt on the . p%iriv*.— Andrew, was also party, and we don’ t doubt got his share of the birds for he is a fine /) , shot for a little chap. J Mr. and Mrs. E. F. I.undquist ,7 t\yd two children were guests on |Thanksgiving Day at th e home of "j H.“ G. Lundqulst. Jesse I.ee was a visitor at Mr. Stedt’ s. j ALKIDtAL'^r* •* ' >- i ’ ifirmfiOLe y f . y < Xy, - -ip Hv \ }™ Lua* \ %\ ' J ' ■. - J -*■- •/ n >win„ Ca ( L k. B ig S to c k F e r t iliz e r s S an fo rd W a re h o u s e . . Fertilizers for Florida crops on Florida soil, made* understand there »«* a nioprise party party Snt Saturday even­ •t i t i ,i • . r ij _____ ■ t little surprise by Florida people, based on over thirty years field experi­ ing at the homp of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. I.undquist in honor of his ence in Florida Fields. birthday. The house was well filled The first crop of Celery ever.grown at Sanford was by a jolly crowd and the Jublo had raised with I D E A L !■F!H I ILI/jLft, and the greatest num- to be cleared three timi-s to accomber o f profitable crops grown there since have been made ™°<tate them nil. ay they enjoy many metre such jdcaaant evenings. with IDEAL FERTILIZER'. IDEAL FERTILIZERS are Joe No Ro.* left for Jackionville laM week to enter a hospital for an made right— field results prove it. • , iqx-ration. For your convenience there is always on hand at our Mrs. Bailint:er and. Mr». Stedt Sanford Warehouse a big stock of were eallers Friday at the home* of '' ' r-n Ideal F e r t i l i z e r s , In s e c tic id e s , S p r a y in g M a c h i n e s &. ' . __ . C . M A X W E L L ^ Manager yanioni nmucfi VArcfn u-e _____ * ------ . • r— ------------ —------- “ U 1 .L E — e l o iw il XXXXXXXXXXXXSXXXXXXXXXXXX i Osky’s Helpful Xmas Suggestions * ,. * % *• Yqu will he sure to find the girt you desire in the list below — Tho prices and quality are all that you could expect.j FOR WO ME N IU pi] ----- >1.00 Entrtopr I'HI«rfc..... I I . D i a i t U .. - IJ. Aulo Rr*l*uranla ... Card C«»e» — >1.00 >5.00 Tratrllaf H»«» . . - . Flutd Trairl Da|»' 112.10 Willing PartfvU**.- >2.00 IJbrarr S * ( < . ' . . _ _ . - *1.30 >r.S0 lin k Fata . ,2> Addtraa tlaaha . . . . >2.00 Jaarl lla ir a .. . ---->1.00 flat llru.h Hvla. 12.00 Manlruir Hata . . „ >1.00 Nrtdl* t'aaaa.. . HtUaar C a * a a „ ,_ , ‘ 12.(0 II.SO MedIHaa Caara . . . .SO Drinking Capa. . _ _ Carmrnl llanfrr .30 Hal*____________ Traaaltaf I>«ak >3.00 . Cl»<ka______ .23 rkala Fra n r* ...« » _ >2.30 Maalc Caaa* W ilrh Hratrlrl* _ T r a ,d ia l Nllpprrn _ Toltfbaaa llrflrlrrr Bride* Bata......... 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If,SO la >7.00, ta tll.QO CaUmr lias* _______ It oo to 11.30 la il.SU Tla € U ,r . *3.00 la >1.00 la >10.00 llandkrtrhlrf Casra >1.30 la >1.00la SS.00 ■tkk Fla Caaa*...... .. ll.o o la *3.oo la >20.00 Cigar Caara________ 11.00 la 110.00 ta )2.>0 >1.00 la 17.30 la >*.00 ■ ■Clfarcllp CaaPa Tabarrs Poarhra__ .30 la >1.00 la SS.00 E arr| r*rt C aara... 13.30 la >7.10 lo > 2.00 la 12.30 la Ili.OO la >7.00 la >1.00 *3.10 la 123.00 >1.13 ta 12.30 IMaaka. __________ 11.00 la 110.00 Drlahlal C a p * ----- -Bill lloaka------ --- ----BUI aad Card Caae* Pa** Ca»r*..’ ----------Card Caaa* aad Plarlai Card* _ Card aad Gaaia Sri* T l t r a t a B alUva..,.. >1.00 la Altara*7 Brlrf Caara . _____ >2.00 la >13.00 .30 la >1.00 ta I3 J 0 >0.30 ll.oo ap >1.00 la 13.00 JO to 12.00 >1.00 to ».oo 11.(0 to 110.00 Very careful attention given to Mail Orders, and if desired, presents can be sent direct from this store, nicely boxed with your card enclosed. 121 W . Bay SI. H Q K Y ’Q Jacksonville, v ijIV *. Honda 1 O :XXXXXX3«XSXXXX3BC: m etal H CEIUNGS,SlflNGLES . ROOFING ANDOTHER SHEET METAL BUILDING MATERIAL WritsloDsy Catalogs and Special Quotation*.* kTW flOUM flflR. RbcucuC o> ■ awc*to«rr,m oooooooooooooJouaooioooooo 5 fDR. A. DOLAN 0 0 l VETERINARIAN | * 1----- OFFICE----- - HAND BROS. DTnilLES Bring In jour lame and tirk horses and males. Haie them treated. Have Iheirteeih examlned, sharp corners drc-K>d down I* prelections cut off and deLjed I molars extracted. io o o o o o oaaooooa ooa aotiD O Q a t EATING £ PLEASURE when you have a normal appeii*. Loss of appetite indicate (hat ifcl stomach nottli! to ht* dcmii/xi* ened, and stimulated to healthy ip! tlon. THSSt TONIC DKi ESI!VR is sold for this p u r p ^ and guaranteed to give relief. Sold only by us IL00.R. C.. Bower. ■ i: h h I " '". REGARDLESS | I OF WHAT OUR COMPETITORS SAY j Your C R E D IT is to u rists Ip F lo r id a ..------------------------------,— AT l 1 The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. j WKK1WA AND ETHEL ITEMS Crawford l.ightscy is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Francis Lightscy at Ethel and.it rs his first trjp t o . this part °f the country. Every one ii glad trt have Miss Daphne Vermillion home again. D. D. Wilkinson m oved his fam­ » » ily to Monroe Thursday, where he is fishing. We were BortV to have them leave here aw Wekiwa was very proud o f their little twin girls. Miss Thereeu Dawson of Altoona started school M onday morning, after a two weeks' vacation caused 9 ' ♦ by ^he iiineas of her former teacher. 5 Miss Eva shores. •• •. A. M. Rush, W. H. Boyd and W. D. Tillman were in Tavares Tuesday on business. SANFORD’S HOUSE~bF SERVICR SANFORD, Phone 8 . . FLORIDA « ♦» »» 0 0 0 000000 M 0 » 0 0 »> » 0 0 0 » » 0 0 0 0 » » 0 0 0 ^ * m * 0 j S u l a P r o d u c e C o .I * Buyers and Shippers of | Vegetables and Fruits I In Car Lots or Less L o n g w o o d p ic k l t s Sanford, Florida Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Corn, Rev. | 210 E. First Street $ ■ • Wilkinson, Mrs. Molly Blanton. O O G i H OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 * 0 i C 4*00* Mrs. Billy Harrison and Mrs. Ellen Ramsey of Manchester, Tenn., reMrs. Horeil ar.d Mrs. Erirsqn. J! A? Thompson and daughter. turned Thursday to their winter ^MIv-cTMTnrTmnti Del, a fid itii A weeTT homewjn West Longwobd. v.hi re both tun e a:'ri Titiid ■ ,M h i CkM. Pope mid m i p a i r je. family expect to move there Smith spent their.Thirnkseiviug va­ |xoott;— W e ihhlt ho . sorry to have cation at their home* in Sanford. them leave but trust it will be for Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Nelmcyer at­ COMMERCIAL RATE, ,$1.50 (ROOM WITH PRIVATE RATH), their good, his brother, Js^se unu tended the Chicken Association in IllE L X -E A R J J lO U N D ------------------ r - wi f e were OUt.tQ • •*. •m>.Sunday. Orlando Tuesday The ( ’ tvic- Leagde held their first ■■ 1L G. Lumlq -lM r. tr.rctTftr5~ri>sD EFFICIENT SERVICE ; Uenco erected *6 n pie land recently social evening at U m jiuM ic library MODERN EQUIPMENT purchased of Geo. T. Ballinger. Thanksgiving Eve. HOSPITABLE TREATMENT ; Price & Toller have the contract and W. J. Corn, Rev. Wilkinson and have men now out on the job, which J. M. Samford. were transacting C. H. JEWETT, L o s f c o find Mgr. will insure, a fine little home for business in Sanford on Wednesday. them. . . , . •• ’• ' E. L. Dinkci an,d WUbur Walts * motored up- to Jacksonville to tkke P A O L A rO IN T S • in the Duvul County Fair, ’ Mr. jtna Mrs. Oscar Pearson en­ Bobbie Bryan from Jacksonville tertained relatives and friends with was visiting his parents, Mr. and a big Thanksgiving dirmet. Tnose. Mrs. J. A. Bryan. *j Miss Marguerite Allen was shop­ present wore M rt'and Mrs. C.. C. Pearson and family, C. D. Pearson, ping in Sanford Saturday. w GUARANTEED STORAGE Missrs Frhnces Pearson, Frances CIRCUS IS COMING. Taber, Helen Isermnn and Dr. Her­ man fyjm Lake Mary. The day Folly ChargcdJBatlerie* onded with an impromptu danco in Long Looked For Event Hjr The A L L M A K E S , AND'* Children the evening; ♦* * - to Fit Any Car TYPES REPAIRED* The Big Show is coming. Yep! J. E. Bona spent Thanksgiving day with Mrs. J. E. Bona and Mr. Sun Brothers. This show will come S E M IN O L E CO UNTY GARAGE by train bright and early, with a and Mrs. A. A. IUcks, Harry Garwood left last week to long string of handsome steel cars join the Bridge gang,.where he has and will bring a retinue of the World’s latest and strangest wonders. secured a position. The advertising car and advance Mrs. Russell Gilmore and- Miss agents have been to town and have Margaret Roberta of Sanford were STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH billed the at traction very heavily for guests of Mr. and Mra.^ Robert two performances to be given at SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY ISTH. 1916 Eldridge Wednesday night.’ Miss Isa Icenhour is at her home ITHROUGH TRAIN9 TO NEW YORK DAILY, at Twin Lakes, where she will ,- n r * RrcUalai Chair Com to W.toJif*** spend the winter as usual. Dialog Car Sarvka TrmU M To iheJast drop We are sorry to- hear that Mrs.' No. 80 Ellen’ Brown has been on the tick No. 82 No. M ‘ list for tho past w eek.. 8:10 p. mLt Jaeksaarille.... ...... 9:10 a. m. l:J5 f. m. |2:35 a. m. Mra, A. V. McGuln arrived from • Ar SaTinaah......... — 1:15 p.m. S&S p- »• 7:45 P- ni. Atlanta, Ga., Thursday. We are Ar Richmond-------— 1 0 5 a. m. 9:13 a. m. 11:50 p. n». Ar WaakhsgtoiL.... ... 8:50 a. m. 2:33 p. m. glad to have her home again. 1:14 a.m. Ar Baltimore............... 10.-05 a. m. 1 p. m. ■ Mra. Jammcs is quite sick at her -40 a. ni'Ar Philadelphia---------12:24 a. m .. 4.03 p. m. $0 s. mhome In Sylvan Lake. Ar New York----- --------3:40 p. m. 6*J0 p. m. Amon,g' Sanford visitors to the For Informatloa or ReoerrsUoa Phone or Write Eldridge home Sunday were Mr. ATLANTIC COAST LINE _ Wilcox, Mr. and Mra. S. W. Brad­ 188 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. Hillaborouih Hotri, Tamp*. Fla. ford and little son, Mr., and Mrs. Phone IT Phone IS# Hood and Miss Hood. . TAM PA "Ilf1' NQIHVIPHATING BATTERY, ATLANTIC COAST LINE 3 V \MAXWELL & HOUSE COFFEE Is Perfect Ask Your Grocer yt. v Nfiwrfacturg B A T V I E W HOTEL * W ils o n & T o o m e r F e rtilis e r Co. IJV-■ iphrey J. E. I.undquist sold to Mr. Hum­ his fine little bunch of cattle. ENTERPRISE Sanfbrd on Saturday, Dec. 23rd. Mr. and Mrs. If. L. Chapman; There will A c exhibited fbr the MUs IJIies and Master Nelson Rose flrst;tirhe m any new. anintai features, of CplumbUs, O hio word* Sunday but the monkeys are the same, and visitors at Enterprise, making a tour thd elephants too, as in the days of of the state in their auto. long agoi However, the latter are O. ,V . Cromartfe o f - Kissimmee now doing a new routine of acta, spent Sunday here, tho guest of nojable brtginiil tricks, being a satire Mira Eunice Ceecrliua. . on the great American craze, the Mi^* Morin. ''**"> Mr*. Hogue of Pitts* *\“ * ; tango dance. T h u s big giants are field, M a s /' C. E. Graham, Boston, certainly “ sortie dancers.7. They Mass., and Theo. C. Brooks of Phil- must be seen to be fully appreciated, adc-lphia, Pa., spent u few hours j They also do a grcht base ball scene here Sundaj on their, way to* San- and. a new- and novel brass band ford. • ’ stunt. \\. I. ( ox of Birmingham, Ala., The _ equestrian and tiding seals called on the trade here last Friday. and, sea lions are aim among, the C. . HaiiiQs of Tarr*iiA and W. new .novelties this &va»oh. Tho big O. Rousseau of Clearwater were* show program is ’ rich and fairly business visitors here this week. teems with the finest foreign and J. A. Allan and family and Vf. A. American feature aerialists, acrobats, Allen and wife of DeLand spent a jugglers, contortionists, equilibrists, few. hours here Thanksgiving. and general performets. R. E..Burry and wife,. U u . L . i ) . . The ’ dow ns are a predominating YaTdcn. ^ P .-fV M fiT -n .'M rs: Wcfsc of attraction and they arc better than Sanford and J. J. Jarvis of Atlanta, ever, with a routine of new- funny Ga., spent Thanksgiving with their scenes, and arc this season headed friends.at Enterprise. by Billy Zanfretto, the well known Miss Emma Tucker came home Hippodrome clown and pintominist. Saturday to spend a few weeks with As a special free attraction the her sister, Miss T. Tucker. Sun Brother a -will present at noon­ time, on the show grounds, a great ’ * ROYAL O AK S ’ European “ thriller,” said to he the Royal Oaks is putting on a holi­ greatest free attraction ever offered day appearance. Everything is be­ by a tented aggregation. ing done to beautify, the place. The land is being cleared and the lake No Servant Problem Here. front has all been cleared of under The >crTnnt problem has not both­ buih, large trees have been trimmed and this gives an excellent view of ered Mrs. If. L. Garland of Opelou&n*,' La., according to the American Maga­ Lake M oijroc for many miles. zine, Sho has had one servant in her Capt.‘ Tuttle is hard at work clear* farqlly .for f.3 -year*, a negro Woman ing and Improving h is ' property, who commenced her duties, as servant lie has a fine location and has built eight. years before th®'TDIl war be­ up and improved the springs on his gan. The name of this paragon, who farm, and they, arc equal to any shows that tho ofd time djirky devo spring for medicinal purposes in tlon'still exists. Is Mrs. Sophie-Simms. Florida. A visit tt/ the springs is well worth the tourist’s , time to sample and investigate, oapecially W those who are seeking healtn- in southern Florida. The Murray family’ have returned from their northern home in New York and are nicely settled in thgir winter home hefe: Iir. and Mrs. Glass will occupy their new home uhdut the.-first of January.' He expects to make Royal Upks the centre of attraction for ftfiffliV- 3 �ABOUT PEOPLE ..AND EVENTS... A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS Up'TO DATE A iU i . m <!l Com m an„ non, for lhia CoU m » Id " S k i i i j KJ.ioi , " t . I'h.iM Mn. H. A. Taiha-n, (’ bon* No. toi At first the plant made changes whereby 'a curing room only was provided—and so popular did this becolne anil so many wero the de­ mand's made upon it b y the farmers who were desirous Of" consuming the incuts they raised, that the com­ pany "decided to add a smoking room where the. meats might be subjected to l hat process. Hoot Circle Substitutes of th Dickins was tnc charm- and Mrs. U. It. on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Geo. D. I I lie trine will come when precisely icrs of the Rook Circle men's prize loin: such a combination will lie needed in the West Side. The to whom was presented a box of inthis city Rut thut time is not prettily adorned with ties. Mrs. Forrest Lakemade high (yet.Wheh there'shall. I ie those in at flowers, violets .and score for the ladies arid was given a the country round ubout who will ithcr garden varieties .pretty handkerchief. take advantage of the opportunities which are ovoh now theirs, and will by •their beauty and CreWon MurJ; C M fragrance to the attracThe' Cccilia„ Uusic c ,ub wl„ h(|Id see that no very great amount of The lames were incited jta rcgu|ar nioe(i»g at Mrs. Mun- their holdings shall go to waste; r needlework and a de- i0n*a Btudio Saturday (tomorrow when they will learn that to buy at rmality prevailed that aft(!rnoon at three o'clock. Miss prevailing prices that which they ter noon altogether on- Mur,0j Hart-old „ j|l feature the appr­ could produce at one-fourth the cost oving the hospitality o jhj numbert a „«,|prtjf,n jn r,.a,|jng. Ib simply folly; when such a time were Mrs. Oeo. Speer, The Cccilian Musjt. C, jb fcc|UU*«re shall come to pass -ns- there must Connelly, Mrs. J. . fa r m in g bi-monthly events In mu- before many years shall go, by — G allow ay, 1 rs. . \. „jc c|r|cw< and always bring out n there will bo need lrvre for an insti­ il Mrs. R. A. Newman. K^0(| attendance. Parents and tution to care for all the surplus .till kich is th*' c 11 > 5)^ cr friend* of the members are cordially such it time us It will not be a mere surplus—Jiut a supply.- Palm Reach '» refreshment plates. ihv||ed t0 aiu,ncJi Post. The Mikado in Sonfofd• Some time in January the Green Room Club of Stetson University will present the "M ik a d o /’ an old time favorite comic, opera, under, the auspices .of the Woman's Club. Dr. RIoFker, who will bo cast for the Mikado is well known in Sanford and. bj-inujt with him a cast -amlcfioruiCthat can scarcely be excelled on the amateur stage. The Green Robni Club, it will be remembered . presented "Pinafore” here last season fo a crowded h wise, rendering a very fine performance, much * pleasure the return of tnis much pleasure tnc return nf^this popular aggregation. •SI. Agues Guild At the regular weekly meeting of St. Agnes Guild on Monday after­ noon the members were tho guests of MiW Grvtchen Schuttx. Plans , fre completed for t}ie play which ,Eivc:i last tiight and arrangeWfnU. made . for thh bazaar arid fookeil food sale which will he held Saturday. Dec. tilth in the Seminole Bank building. Those present were Mr,."Archie Het’ts, .Mrs. Tnkach, Mr«. Fr . Mrs. Minnrik, Miss Char­ lotte Hand and Miss Olga Schultz. Rdi'-ious refreshments were 'served. Thr nt-xt meeting will be held with Mr,. T; kach at the home of her mother, Mrs. AspInWall. /writing llrid'e Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Connelly were the gracious hosts to the Evenisi Bridge Club which played an in­ teresting game on Tuesday evening. Hair Cut - 25c Shave - 15c Children’ 15 and 20c Tonic - - \ 10c Massage - . - 25c Shampoo >■ 25c Singe - - - - 25c T T() FI Itp STATION I'nlmet <> Avenue* Auto Accessories Ji1Have Added H to our Stock a Automobile Accesso- f»H TirCB' Tubcs' Horns and in OMythirtK you may need In this stmasPresents For B«ysandGirls elected olliccjp for' ensuing year. Tho largest meeting of the season was in attendance. Considerable business was transacted. Director James Stewart called foT the election of ollicer* for th e 5’ ear 1UJ7'.’ Pat­ rick Murphy was elected director without opposition. “ Red" Dirvis ■ a ;ii elecieii secretary with no oppo­ sition and Walker Dixon treasurer with n<> opponent. Kadi one of the newly elected olIVcers iti a few well cbopen words promised to make the year of l S*17 th o greatest in the Brotherhood'll history. %' .. ("Jet ilioci for yotlrself, your wife ) uur whole family, at the {aside -price. (Jet stylish shoes, shoes that fit,shoes that wear. Uuy them by mail —save retailer's profits. ", Money in Your Pocket We buy in immense ipiantities, cut out jobber's ami middleman's protui—sell to you direct. Wo are satisfied to get many orders —at smaller profit—yem get the difference. Once you buy you will see that this it so. You run no risk. —money batk if net wtiifieJ. The retiring 'officers, Washburn ami Stewart thanked the members for the undividedVnttentIon given them during their administration. After considerable' discussion on the election of a captain and man­ Danger tn Ambition. ager of the basketball team several Tho history of the pang,. Is . useful arguments were put before the house, only its used by one of America’s some for and against the present purest patriots, Patrick Henry, ns a leaders. light to gufde’ us tn our present path. 1 ho examples of ambition from Ab* j Captain Ned Chittenden who was salont down to our dnv are useful ns absent wtrf defeated'for the-poxitlon Indlcntlhg to ub the characteristics of a* captain by Paul Hawkins, the the ambition Hint lu dangerous from name of the former captain not be­ tlml wiling |h beneficial. The persons) , ing ‘.‘submitted to the house for element loo much nnphnslzed Is ono consideruUou. of the must common nous of the amElection of Officers The Ii rut her hood of St. Andrews For manager of the team the jtrer- Biff Catalog Frco Our hesutiful, big Fsll catalog lias hundreds of shoes pteturedaud described. It's • mesryiarrr. It will be sent upon request. \ FALCOM SHOE CO. Drpt I I S. Nnr OltuM c\\ SPECIAL OFFER-Dt SCSI. t>\\ Kf •’» Ca Itlit IT,». Statist, *A llUi Tas, ttrdau Too. HRTSTMAS S T O R E Ladies o. Ihr Mareobret ’ There will be a meeting of tjie Ln(Hes of tho Maccabees at the Woman’ s Club Monday afternoon at three o-’ clock. "Members arc urget to be present, lihicit Ibe drllgimul little colony of neighbors at -Golden Lake and Late tinero. Mrs. F. F. Dutton entertaim-'i with a charming porch par- j ty on Tuesday afternoon and intro­ duced Mrs. Chns. Tyler, Mrs. R, I ,.' Martin and Mrs. Srhlnttce w h o' have recently taken up their abode la the neighborhood. The porciu, had been transfpCmpdinto n lovely boner of greenery with ferns and j>alms. A variety of garden flowers colling among them gave a relieving tourfr of color. There was a sugges­ tion of Christmas In the decorations and in the readings which were! liven during the afternoon. At the refreshment hour a ^clicious lunch­ eon course was served. (WHITE) PACE THU EE TIIE SANFORD HERALD DfCtmbrf Church of the Holy Cross . Church servirpa for thia Sunday (2rtd Sunday Tn Advent! will be: — Early CCRRirntlon, V:30 a. m. Sunday SVhool. ff:4B a .'m . Matins, Litany, Sermon, 11 n. m. Vespers and Address, 7 p. »n. Last Sunday night nt Vespers a specially jmurczaiva-*ar*Uw» w«t* held Ti-hen fivo young men wore initiated into the Rrothcrhood of .St. Andrew. The other members of the Brother­ hood renewed their obligations, The Rrothcrhood holds its weekly meet­ ings every Tuesday* night, 7:110 p. tn. at the rectory. . After tho Thanksgiving Doy ser­ vices, the fruits, vegetables and gro­ ceries which wfcre given in great abundance to the church for the dec­ oration of the church and altar filled many baskets and wero distributed among thoso to whom tho parish wanted to send its greetings. This is otps of the great-'pleasures Holy CroM parish has in ministering not only to the spiritual but also ma­ terial needs of its people through its priest. f There are many new members and friends coming to the parish and at­ tending the church services. AH receive most cordial welcome, for it U coming “ home.1' There is ever an IiKreasing num­ ber of citizens of our efty, expressing to the rector their greatest anticipa­ tion of pleasure in the coming of Father Huntington, who is expected to begin the mission January 21st. Father Huntington has been visiting just now, both Yale and Harvard Univcrsitiee. His annual visits there are always occasions of great crowd­ ed meetings. Is well established and recognized by everybody as being the most complete store of its kind in Sanford. We are now putting in the greatest Holiday Display ever seen in the city, consisting of anything in Toys, Dolls, Etc. See our 10c window, “TOY LAND”. Remember our motto applies to our line of Holiday goods the same as to our general line. Our motto is to save our customers money. ' . In our complete stock of Ladies, Misses, Men and Children’s Shoes we can- fit and.please anyone. ■ Remember we make shoes a specialty and have, a competent salesman in charge of this department. Let him show you— a satisfied customer w§ believe is the best advertisement we can have. We have a limited number-of Men’s and Youths ALfc WOt>L SUTTS"ranginff in price i ?18.00 to $25.00 which we mean to close out in the next 20 Days in lots as follows; » One L o t ................................. at One Lot - ............................at One Lot - ............................at One Lot at Boys’ S u i t s ........................... at « P IE C E G O O D S D E P A R T M E N T $3.98 persuit Taffeta Silks, - - - 98c, $1.39 and $1.49 $4,00 persuit Messatine Silks, - 98c and $1.39 $6.98 persuitShirt .Waist Silks ^ - - 49c $7.98 persuitWool Serges - - - - - 49c, 75c and 99c 98c persuit M en, Women and Children'H Underwear at Popular Prices •In order to appreciate these unheard o f values you should see this line. Call in and let us show you. Sweatees for the whole family at less than you can buy the sleeves at other places Each of the First 50 Customers in the store Saturday A. M. will receive a chance on the 10 Worsted, Wool or Voil Dress,'jPatterns that we will give.away absolutely FREE * SMOKE THEIR OWN MEAT Kissimmee Ice Flnnt Assists The Farmers Materially Over at Kissimmee the ice plant hoi made an innovation which can­ not but provo -a success—providing the farmers wili lend their coopcrstion to tho proposition. This is nothing leas than an addition to thsf i Next to Seminole ice plant for the purpose of smoking, curing and preserving meets asHhey '•Ofrerativ, e Mercantile Co. are brought in by the farmer. * Sanford,. Florida * -. � 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, 1916 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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TT~ IN TH E HEART OF T H E W O R LD ’S G R E ATE ST VEGETABLE SECTION i - rU B L IS H E D SANFORD r p - SEM !.ttEEKLV B W I ' • 1 * \ ON TUESDAYS .AND FRIDAYS IN S A N F O iU y -L ifc /. W ouh Livin g SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER H, l«JD» VOLUME VIII Hut first Ik me say a word of commendation for the treatment wnich St. Augustine gave us last Wedrtrsdny week and Turkey Day. We were met at the station by several stuucnls and from there we were driven by auto to n good boarding and rooming hoyse. St. Augustine's young folks had planned a dance for us Wednesday night, but because we had to retire at 8 we could not attend. • * DIRECTORS RUSSIANS COUNTYFAIR FAILED ALLY APPOINTED ROUMANIA NUMBER 32 SPEAKERS AT BOARD TRADE MEET of these arc of the multi millionaire class, judging hy the ihcomo taxes which they pay the government. Counting 5 per rent ns nn average of income, Florida has nt lenst 18 who paid on o\’ cr $60,000. Last year only ten paid on the above amount or over. Tho following figures show the in­ comes of Floridians who paid in* rome taxes this year, tho number und amount. In v e s t i g a t e THE After a good night’s rest wo nroso IlOWARD LYMAN OF ALTA­ A M ) TEUTONIC ALLIES CAP­ PRESIDENT BAKER AND A L ­ Incomes of $3,000 to $-1,000—-160 WILL and ate a hearty breakfast, after Incomes of $1,000 to'$5,000—293 PRICE FIXERS MONTE W ILL HAVE LEN MAULL W ILL TURE CAPITAL, wnich we took a trip that included • Incomes of $5,000 to $10,000—567 FIRST CHARGE . BE HERE ^ BUCHAREST the beach, 'jyitor farm and the Incomes of $10,000 to $15,0 0 0 ' Wuhinglon, Dec. 7 .- T h e Fed- Ijghthoijsp. Hefojc we returned some At n meeting of tjie directors of Incomes of $10,000 to $15,000— Next ‘ Tuesday night, December Bucharest, the rnpitftl of RouWil investigation of the high coat of of tho boys took a dip in the surf. the Seminole County Fajr Associa­ mania js in the nands of the forces 157. A ‘ 12th- the Sanford Board of Trado living began today to take definite Incomes of $20,000 to $25,000 — will have one of the moat interesting Then, on .a small scale came u tion hcltf in the court house on Tues­ of tho central-powers. form, with indications thht it would splendid turkey dinner, after which day night Howard Lyman of Alta­ meetings of the season for on that •­ Exactly. 100 dnys nf|er the declar­ 81. L _ m n a l u n m itm lm n a lv n it one of§ *the roost comprehensive wo went to the Y. M. C. A. and monte was made director general of ation of war by Houmanin against date two good speakers have been Incomes of $25,000 to $30,000—2fi. l*»ver undertaken and would extend prepared for Iho game. the fair to be held hero in February. them finds the Teutonic. Allies in invited to he present to address thn • Incomes of $30,000 to $10,000— 11. members. . to every section of tho United It was nearly dark when the gjime There were sevc'ral applications njado control of about 60,000 square miles Incomes of $10,000 to $50,bo0— 8. • 4 Stiles- Not. only is-a ‘sweeping In­ was o w r and it was decided to be for tnis position and Mr. Lyman, of Itmimnninn territory— virtually Incomes of $50,000 to $75,000— 0. *Hon. Frank Baker, president o f being one of the directors of the as­ one half of tho Kingdom— running quiry into the cuuses of tho soaring iy the Saints fuvor. Incomes of $75,000 to $100,000—5. the North Miami Improvement A*~ , « t of foodstuffs contemplated, hut We returned from the park on a sociation had no idea of taking Ibis from the Transylvanian Alps north­ Incomes of $100,000 to _ $150,000 aociation nnd“ presrd£nt of the .East Ut recent pinrh in tho coal supply jamfull trolley and again changed responsibility, os lie is one of tho west of the capital to the Danube Coast Cnnnl Association .nnd ono o f md Its resultant price advances also apparel at the splendid Y. M._C. A. busiest farmers and fruit growers in south or ft And a large part of DoIncomes of $150,000 to $200,000 the most prominent citizens of M i%ifl be made, in all probability, the butldinfC— 7“ Seminole epunty, hut the directors south of it and a large part of D o unii find the east const will he hero 7 -0 . asked him to consider it nnd after Iftudjn, anjl probably still on tho "iubject of "broniP investigation. on thut* date and will address thoIncomes of $300,000* to HOti.tiOO One of our boys who was for­ Fnun Pfe-ldent. Wilson dewji, bf- tunate enough to get his bend hurt all the propositions had been ten­ heels of the retreating Russian nnd — 1. clnh on the questions that aiTect the Boards of Trade of the stjite and * Incomes of $1,000,000 or over 0. trisls heg'an cflorti to cope in earnest was taken to tho hospital hut was dered it was decided thnt Mr. Ly­ Roumanian armies which have been other live topics. Mr. linker is a lith the problems presented by the not allowed to stay, much as be de­ man could fill the bill in every par­ e n d - a v o r in g to liuld tiiem l i u e k . friend of Sanford and v ill he moat Fine Arts situitioh. The President took under sired tot do so. He soort confided hi ticular ami ho having resigned as Simuitaneodsly witli the anI’ illars of Society* member of the hoard of directors warmly welcomed. conilieratioh preliminary reports nnunremi-nt of the fall i>f Itu«lv.r*-'»t Drams the s.|uad that he had never seen so was •tendered the position of director rn-ne the news of'the capture, of tlie i •'arsu i Ht-rnii-l. Hi-nry Walthall which, vitii oth.:a yet \o' come, will man; prett b.f„. . I tameThe other speaker is also promi­ form the basis for recommendations <iian-!j • i i ’ ' fiit 1 *i •*i i- .. 1 m l nr general and urcepte I it. important rnifroail jiinciion of * |Lona t oiinesi’ n Marti Alden nent in railroad circles and in tho he ira* mn'.'ii to cnr.Rrrrs. The Lymans are known from lioi.-chii* non it nf tb.- capital. Tne Betty, lur bulf sister Jmimta.Areh development of the hlnte, being no other ei.it named to hr it •i to the cuu.i to coast, Hownril liavitig witli jc .l|i|ll( st of whi-.-h places in the Bitty, her half sister A dona spec his on tho subject h pital. but our pi opt os* than Allen Maull, the Adver­ i ip was . . Juanita Archer .. tising and Development Agent of tho -*• '*• le.nn 1been in ' - ham: id the, iiivudi-is tlie last rnilwere made Jn tb. h » tse, and several Lustily abandoned when it as an­ his brother, Herbert I ......-resolutions proposing llttjtilrica were nounreii tlint a special turU y supper ttie tlu-atrieul liusint'ss as the faipous rout Li tin west ami gives to tliem Johan, her half brother Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Mr. Maull * George Beraiigvr introdur.il- Thssc v.ere referred to at the Royal Cafe would soon he i.ytpan Twins and parried one of the ttie ji;nd of tho line running northis n man of wide experience, hi Inri’ isl musical comedy shows on the yard to Jaaay, where tin- capital of Karst.Ill’s mother---- i ----- ,----: . cono>itti*cV>withvJt discussion, most ready. been connected with the* Southern * Josephine B. Crowell .. Pacific Railway a.x advertising agent,’ I: of them going to I he interstate and rh i t hungry bu.a l. of l>uilfor r foad’ , rf',Prf35lo,| Roumaula is ’ now situntcft. Mine. Dorf Olga Grey ntrtick1 the show litlaincrs several ftuitn i 'ji.nut i rr~rnmifYi[tt.‘e, 5T helped to build up Californin and tho *• hus!:iv*s could have eaten two sup­ ■ot have come* _ •• No dot' ■Isklrlf Representative Adnmson who per.! ID*- Unit, even if It was a »p*V- years ago tin* I., man Twins j»ur- j , wist and for the p.ist few tears lias lie , Umax to the! Kar*ten itorni'i:. last of tip. House ruing l|-li I " if oppof -I to e .' axro is the chair- l:d. . r ti' i»»J.t ni'i! tfiat the fault was ch.xs.nl val-.-a I • property near For- ‘ been engaged in the same line-in tho of N Heron , v. Imse shipyards are f - a- tl-i.r of tin- armies of lli-mrul est City in this i-nui.t..’ and sett|.--l air, the inaiiistny of the town’ is lorrN$$n**lii. He knows-the game of adverii->t v :tIs tin- Btipper but with the v*»!i I .1 idiotyn and livid M ir<*hul (down with tlic.r wivea t> tin- pro­ thing tim | publicity and will address to return homo from a Bohemian life ■ Department <-f .1i r w t i o * i <ial-s vun Mackensen, or whether the saic life of furmt-rs and fruit growers ilio Sanford Board of Trade along in Paris to nsstTHtd the management Isrlil nil 'ay comer elites with tnemI mmediately supper was over n and thoy have made a wonderful Roumanians -and Riiss-.nmmiicrcPdt'd of thn business, widen ir nearly bank­ the lines of cooperation in the devel­ km of the Federal Trade Commislargo hunch of £t. Augustine nnd success in fruit growing und general entirely in making their escape bc- rupt. Knowing the dependence of opment of Florida and Sanford and lion and District Attorney Anderson Sunford hoys started for tho resi­ farming and the raising of -pedi­ htna the Bucharest line.*' - * o( Doston in charge of Department’s Previous to announcement of the tlie townspeople on Bernick Co., he Seminole county lit particular dence district where we began to greed hogs. Since Seminole is vitally interested feels forced to break his secret en­ i&vrstigation and here t o ' formulate capture of (iucharest nnd of Polcchti pick up sevcrul sweet memhera of i definite plan of conducting the Mr. Lyman firings to the fair as­ unoliivia! advices had indented that gagement to Lona thnt ho may mar­ in tlu- subjects to be touched upon tho fairer sex. When nearly all had ntion wjde inquiry. A b ou t-fifty sociation years of experience in the four divisions of the defenders were r y Betty, her rich Tqilf, sister. With by both President Baker and Mr. found q.purlncr we -trooped liacK to (Irked members of the Department’s business of attracting the public, in hazardous position in the region her fortune tie saves the company. Maull a large crowd will he out to ^ Knight’s hnll where a hall hail been I ksrtiu of investigation were report­ years of experience in dealing witli line west o f ’ Bucharest and in dungcr From the unwilling hypocrisy grow hoar them. staged. To nuikp the thing complete others till Knrsten is huilcil n s'a ed to Lc at work throughout the attractions nnd years of experience of being enveloped. Pillar of Society, with projects of country gathering data which will we were shown a broad prbnu-nade in lines of the same nature that will Ilnpllsl Temple Sunday in tin* northwest, in the Car­ one story higli nnd about two lilorks ditrrminc the attorney general's confront him as manager of fjie»f:virt pathian region, near tiie liukowinu great importance dependent on pub­ !<:30 Sunday school.. long, to be used b y‘ those who pre­ lic confidence in hint. coarse. • 11:00 Preaching service, by R. W . ferred to promenade, or on which to Not only that hut he is an experi- . frontier ulonr the* Moldavia front, Tk- Interstate Commerce Com- cool off bet ween dances, in a short cured farmer and fruit grower, V.pows the Russian offensive liegait as a di­ He is approaching- the height of Green, Sec’y Conference of Florida. 0:00 p. m. The four II. Y. P. U. iciuiun proi aMy will he called upon time it was apparent that every tiie people and has their confidence. version against the Teutonic ad­ his career when n certain Mme. • Having resigned us director his,twin vance into Roumnnia, apparently is I)orf, an actress, arrives in town and meetings. to aid 1-, furnishing data relativo to Hanford boy \yan in love with St. A. Services for Sunday night will bo brother, Herbert Lyman will take meeting shipments of foodstuffs and Mr. Anthreatens to reveal an old scandal of t'i I’ . tt'e .SUercss. In U1 P We were having the time of our dmon will confer with contmissitfn lives when the gaiety came to un that position for the Altamonte nnd ( ;ari>uti janrf „,.vi of Juhlonitra the his Paris days . The threat conus nt pnnounccd Sunday morning. I.ongwood sections nnd prove a val­ Russians occupied a height but iuter a time-when loss of public confi­ offirtiis before hi! departureuhrppt stop by action of the train’s uable assistant to the fair associa­ were shelled olT the p whirm b y the dence would HtM-ll ruin, nor only to Dr Muster* at Methodist Church Grand jury investigation at New w!iistl,e, so we hastily hade our fair • * York or Chicngo or both, of the friends a fond farewell, grabbed our tion. Germans. To the • >utli they' sue- liimsclf hut lo other!. T o protect At the regujar evening Service at- — nuon* for raising prices are said to .j Hownrd Lytnnn will open his of-jcccded in penet; tb to t)'o second himself, therefore^ ho pcrsuud«s his l?ie MelliodUt church on Sunday D r.. grips and heat it. All arrived safe he still under consideration. nnd in good time at denr old Hnn- fices_hci0—Monday morning, gather-line ” f the ti.-rm. r. <<■ ■■ > u the brother-ht^faw, Johan Tonai-sen, to kbutlow- of- ♦he - Pnr^ <*rnngr Stttll- 1 ~ With the program t till in process for film. him. tduine fur Johan turium will deliver' a^^nddress on ____ ,fortk early Friday morning.________ his, assistants antt-JtCL-Xlght. dpwn Let-Tcoruu-Valley, bo* here v,ere hi-trr tiy *trttTi TIR? Titanic of firmalion there wero increasing Jur-hu-*i»ur’*i mike tuberculosis in observance of Tuber­ business. He expects to cover every tho defender^ from further advance. iy;r« ‘ slioiji] lie said that Misses [ ttdltsuonn thar~nTT5rtiiT^ were coiisidNottli oTlTto OrfTt Pass and south and leave for America with> Lona, culosis Day which will lie observed part (if tin- county between this date Muriel and J.illian itImd*-^ and Lu­ *nng the situation from threo angles, and the opening of the fair and ho of Kcdxivomaeht-ly the Gormans who has grown wenryurf b ^ narrow throughout the state. An effort is Mjatlyil-------- --------------- - ’ '7 cille" Denton accompanied tho team environment. . being made to have a union service can ho depended upon to give the ( took positions from the Russians, mil Irnve-1 h..T_ and give-ail till1 IbWimpodpIo an opl.-rDetermlnatlan of the, actual to St. Augustine, where they re­ pimple a fair that will mean a per- j David Lloyd George in_ the now' M me. . f»aic« of the rapid risto in foodstuffs mained till Sunday no. n. munctit organization and ati exlilhl- p’rlrno riin^sP'S '*'■*11,1 n*fr*ilpt an* Utile daughter, Dina, to Kamten’s portunity to hear Dr. Masters on . Now about tiie ’ athletics already »od coil, whether it was due to nat<ni tliar~nnrh6"T5okert forward to ter the refusal ol Andrew Bftnnr Law care. Karsten fears to refusu tho jtMis subject of nation wide import­ ottUonedr-^-Hohcrt—ROTIRS5ft. was Pxl rconiinjealJaws. to the - tin Members of ttfe Woman’s to accept the head of the govern- guardianship of Dina nlid is given ance. in thu years to come. clp.ted captain of next year’s foot­ r»ntc<j action of individual dcnlers Club are urged to attend as this lec­ Sominolo county will have, a real ntent in succession to Herbert Hen- furtbeF credit for being a benevolent ture is in line with some of the *»d producers In advancing prices, ball team. citizen. . % • • * After a long discussion about county fair first, the other attrtw- ry Asquith, King CcorB<- requested W whether there • exist, agreements As the years npss Karsten assume* health work being done’by the club. Mr. Lloyd George to assume thi tions will he a secondary considera­ titong groups <tf dealers or producers whether to have a haskethall or u task of forming a ministry and ho the leuuing place in the community |. to boost prices. . • ’ base ball team |i vote was polled and tion and those who have been ob­ accepted. ' I t is stated that L.oyd and feels secure when Johan ngd At the Congregational Church liusu hall won. Robio Lair.g was jecting to various features of the 2— \igiirous prosecution of perLona suddenly return, the foriqir to *4Hnvr*R. W. Green, secretary o f side ebow cnn.be assured thnt there ■George’s cabinet will be coalition. voted to retain tho captaincy.. Ac­ or firms, if any, who by vioia,ear ffU’’ name", iho~Taftor to pc the Florida Conference of Young Additional .fortified’ heights north4 will be nothing objectionable on the tion of existing laws in making tive practice will nofbt-tin for some •undo Karsten, whom she still loves People’s Societies will make an ad­ east of nudi Mlrtsu in Serbia, have grounds of thu Seminole County • *Pwm»nts to raise prices or other- time, been captured hy the Serbs, from’ to establish his po«ition as a Pillar dress at tho Congregational church’ Fair. . , Ribcrt Grccpc, *"• b»ve contributed to tho upwnrd of Society on n foundation of truth Sunday afternoon. Ail members of And having placed tho fair upon the Bulgarians and Germans,, ac­ • Hoys’ Athletics. wtnd of prices. .* insteud of lies, ahu having just leurn- tho Young Peoples Societies arc urg­ this hign plane it would ho well for cording to thu Saloniki war office, 3— Enactment of legislation to ed from Johan the truth of his dis­ ed to attend. The conference will bo every public spirited citizen in .the while the .Bulgarians arc ccportvd b>r ttmedy the present situation and to Chcrn Cola in New Quarters grace. Karsten defends himself vig- held at Winter Park beginning Dec. county to join hands with the asso­ Berlin to have expelled the Serbs its recurrence. The Chero-Cola Bottling Works gorously, on tho ground that u Pillar 27th and will continue for several from positions neur Grandeshnitca. ciation nnd pull together for Sem­ ■^The situation 'is in the first of has moved into new qusrtcrs, being of Society must resort ot suheterfugv. days. Data Will be given in a (ax; A heavy bombardment ia in pro­ . "•'•tiges, so far oa the Y)cpart- located now in the Stone Gove block inole county. Johan falls in love withJJinu and days in The Herald. gress north o(| Mnnnstir. *‘.; jeent of Justice ia concerned. With two doors east of Abernathy’s atore. Tho Germans have again essayed renews nis insistence that Knftten W ILL RIDE TOURNAM ENTS investigators already kt work, Hero the Chero-Cola and kindred a somewhat intense nttack in the ch»ar him before the public. Des­ Prcabytcrian Church ,.’ r’ar,menl otflcials called upon the •oft drinks arc manufactured under Verdun sertor, launching it on tho perate, Karsten connives nt their de­ -\r. The Presbyterians arc remaining ttal Trade Commisaion for co- moat favorable circumstances. . A Will He a Feature of the Seminole sllpes cast of the famous Hill 304 parture on an unaeaworthy trip, bu . . . . . . . . . fh’ their own plant during the comCounty Fair Here Pj-ition snd were promised aid.new and up to data washing ma­ near Avocourt. According to Paris, ni. terrible pjanjcacts 0IU ilm M lfr new auditorium. Fin. The Seminole Couhty Fair Asso­ ,V *y»*Hgale Various Exchanges chine takes the bottles in Jiot.water, the attack was partly successful, the parturc on" an unsesworthy trip, but congregations uttonded. the, .services . " *®-<«Uon Department officials soaks them good, brings them out ciation will not have w^race. track Germans gaining a footing in some his terrible plan rcacta on himself, “ " ^ t o o d to beconsidering the through brushes into a tub of fresh for tkij broken down skates to canter of tho ■advanced French trenches. for hit only child, Olaf has run away lost Sunday. Watch the Baraca .class of this tl ,U* • lty *nvc*kIgatinK such or- water where a sprinkling system around in.stycaHcd races but what Otherwise on the French front there add haa been discovered -on the ship Sunday school. Its new officers are is moro to tfie point as far ns tho Tms M tho Chicago Hoard of gives them tho ortce over on the have been only bombardment! and as a stowaway. The ahip catches LeClair Irwin, president; E. J. p ,_l’ ’ the Chicago Hutier nnd Egg outsido and tho bottles are clean boyi of Seminole county arc con­ operations by raiding parties. fire and there is a thrilling scene of Moughton, V. Pres.; Robert A. From this machine cerned ia tho announcement that md . !!* * « he El*ln Bo*rd. of T r* dc- and sanitary. In the Austro-Italian and Russian the rescue of the little boy by motor Greene, Seey-Treas., and William »nd r NcW Yor,< Produce, Sugar they are taken to tho filling machine tournaments or riding the rings will theaters tho big guns arc atill doing boat. Runge," Publicity Man. The choice Norris Levis, local Exchanges, with a view where they get tho Chcro-cola or be featured. Karsten is awakened to tho truth of Runge as Pphliclty Man insures the greater portion ■ of the work. Carolina tkt »,.* i n*n* Ly what practicea other drinka and arc ready for the manager of tho Virginia Chemical Co., is an expert in the Russiana . have heavily shelled the of his position and at a reception the keeping of this class before the labels. Tho room whore tho syrups •Uf.H ie‘ ,Va,UM of cert*ln foodNarayuvka region in' tiolicia. ' m given him by the townspeople as a public. f ~. twn,!. .* l ,n Ly the bodies are de- are manufactured'is screened and ia lint of tournaments and haa been German submarines have bomtribute to their leading citixen he The Christian Endeavor Society appointed as director of these events ,* alntd An inoulrv i „ to the *n-ount r / ,nd«iry into tne scrupulously clean snd sanitary and horded Funchal, Madeira, and sunk confesses the truth. held an enthusiastic executive com­ and any one who is interested in *U I „ fo6d,tuff< held in all the the drinka made at this place arc tho French gunboat Surprise and a Thus he learnt that the Spirits of mittee meeting last Monday night. tho tournaments can get all the de­ establishments of the Wttntrv . w « u»snmenia ot guaranteed to the trade to be of the British and a French steamer. Thir­ Truth snd Freedom are the true -T h e services for Sunday arc: • In sired information by calling upon ty four members of the crew pf the • » « o 7 «n| d po“ lbly M to the’ vol- beat and absolutely sanitary. Pillars of Society, and not man, how 9:46 a. m.— Sunday school. ii itja , !n ,tor«d in elevators also fact they have auch a. nice place Mr. Levis in his office in the Yowel gunboat perished. ever powerful. Lyric Wednesday. 11:00 a. m.— Morning .worship. building. These tournaments will 0 under consideration. that they are anxioua for the visitors ------- ---- •— >—*• t *7:00 p. ra.— Evening worship. and the local trade \o call around bring tiders from every section of J Florida Haa 17 Millionaire! Fletcher Honored the county and there will be froe for The public generally ia invited to Now Alfcletlei and see the plant in operation. How many millionaires are there Washington, D. C.f Dec. 6.—Sen­ all tournaments that will allow the these aervic season is Messrs.'Townsend, Taylor and .Haw­ «ttr 7 the ne , 0°D)aU ae »tr »na .-ak*1 In the state of FloridaT best riders of other counties to par­ ator Duncan U. Fletcher of Florida Mjr "tor, a!, d° n,t have tb r*P°rt kins are the preelding., director! of The annual report of the commis­ was today ehoaen chairman of the W. W. Abernathy snd Rey. Sten« U , C u we w‘» turn our the deatinlea of the Chero-Cola ticipate. There are tome good cow sioner of IntcrnM revenue, Indicates poniea in 8eminole, Orange, Osceola senate commerce committee. He raeyer of the Methodist church ar* I **t|*s l ” c next ^orm uth- f>lant and are bound to make this |.ly ku« ^^1%e 4,0 to t^keup, natne- drink as famous In this section as It and Voluaia counties snd the cow* that Florida has eighteen million succeeds the late Senator James I*. attending the Methodist Conferenco tires and multi millionaires. Many Clarke of Arkansas. boys will be here in Prebrusry. at Ocala this week. • has become in others. » government after high living cost J m i. �r <*> Bird Commuter*. Thrushes, finches and buntings an licp tho most stylish blrda of Washlngtoi fs and Oregon, whore they, aim tothe winter, but aro forced frequentl: to tako week-end tripi to California b the weather grows too sovore, aayj tho Indianapolis Nows. Bright moon lit nights are always chosen for theat <♦> <$> temporary migrations, and as soon at tho weather modifies tho birds returr to their chosen North. oTen thougt H All Local Advertisements Utnlei another trip may sooh bo necessary. This Heading THREE CENTS • Line For Each Insertion. M inimum AM ONG THE * Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford Nance O'Neil In "T h e Iron Woman” cauie of hia mailed flat attitude tofiance O’ ncll, who ia unexcelled in ward hla underlings in camp. He (a the atrong dramatic rolea she por- a man of the world, haa seen much, traya upon the stage and acreen will and sown wild oata. T o the little here at the Star Theatre OTT orphan of the camp; who is niejkTucadny in “ The Iron Woman,” a. named Hriar Rose he exhibits anfivo part Metro wonderplay, which other side o f his character. To her ahe considers tho most • artistic he is not n bully and a brow beater achievement of her long career, but a thoughtful, kina and couragMisa O'Neil originally intended to coua mau.-^ih#.la very much in lorn . Itrcw'« dramatization of " T h e with him but another woman who Iron Woman,” the successful novel comes out from tho past throws her by Margaret Deland, upon the .unhappy shadow across their path speaking stage. David Relaaco, un-otO the altar. By a kindly fate the der whose management ahe was star- shadow of the scheming woman Is red in “ The Lily,” and other big jaoon removed ana Cupld'a mission is stage auccesaea, arranged to produce ful filled. Many of tho scenes of this pro­ it, but an unforsecn turn in affairs duction aro laid in the lumber coun­ prevented the plan being carried out. try nnd vibrate with elemental and M etro obtained the mption pic­ highly dramatic situation!. Lyric ture rights to tho novel later, and Tuesday. naturally cast Miss O'Neil for the Stellar role. As n result motion pic­ Human Driltwood ture audicncca will hnve tho oppor­ • How a young man- is infntuntod tunity of seeing .the story on the acreen before It la presented in the by "a beautiful but evil dancer, who lakes advantage,of his friendship to tneatre. . • • have her pals, a band of crooks* en­ ter his apartment .and rob his safe is Lieutenant. Danny. U. S. A.” a part of the -story of "Human A dashing West Pointer, stationed with hia regiment on the Rio Grande Driftwood,” , tho World Film fea­ bucks up against the real article, in ture, with Robert Warwick and • the way of a,scrap, lie •vlsifs a Frances Nelson,* which will be the hacienda and crosses the path of a attraction, at tho Star Thursdny. Com bination Shoo Polisher. A flexible tube of .shoo blacking, eld In a steel case, mounted, on a omblned bristlo brush and lamb's wqoI polisher, has Just boon put upon Vho "market and patent appllod for. Tho blacking la squeored out through a small noxtle by tdrnlng a key; It Is distributed over tho shoed by nibbing with tho bristles until dry and a •‘shine" appears; then a polish Is pro­ duced by friction on tho.lamb'a wool. Vhcn tho blacking In the tuho Is exmusted another tube can bo Inserted. tome 1 -d- _ PAULINE TREd S __ IfamousPlom* Paramount! A T THE STAR F R ID A Y ADVERTISING For 8ale—On®^ntern*tionil Thoroughly overhauled »nH Stafford, Sanford StnfJ?* Fill For Baler—Good y o u n T m u J ^ l p«V.rd-.; For ^ • - M a r i n e m o to r / u w power, f cylinder, 3 cyde First class condition, S.nford ine Si Oarage Co.--. FOR RENT Charge 25 Cents. . For Rent—Five roun, h o ^ . garden. Miss A. L. Hevier, ! In answering an advertUertidfll Side. _________ jW J where no name latuv is mentioned v -In- th'j - do’, not ask Tho Herald' _________ , For Rc n t-T w o newly f ur^ ad, pie for Information ns to the identity o f looms. ” 10 Tark. avenu^. av*m>. the advertiser. Usually we do not C. L. Goodhue. 31-tf know who tho advertiser Is and if F6r’ Rent— 10 acre.truric farm'd wo do wo are not allowed to give Irrigated, well located. |*rjc# ’ “ Simply write out this information, cheap for season. J. 6. nlf. "J a letter and address It as per in_________________ j i . ; ^ 1 structions in Ahe ad? List your property with J o 1 Pnckurd if the other fellow hu f»j]^ to get you a buyer. 31-ltc For Sale—30,000 lettuce plants. D. R. Brinson. • 31-3tc Corner store Bishop niock foe' rent. Thatcher Realty Co, Jl.jk fo r Sale— A Michigan launch, 16 feet, 2 cyl., C H. Power, speed 10 For Rent—Apartments oh lir* miles,‘ nearly new and cheap now. floor with privato family. ComforwJ His Business. J. H. Rep, East 2nd St., Sandford, able, furnished for houieketpiaf/ "Sho's a rnnrrM'womatr and yet * 31-tf Apply 618 Oak avenue. j|.(ft she lets another woman’s husband flat­ ■Fin. ter her.” "Shocking! Tell me. who Won't cost you anything to let me For Rent—Two roopti for ligkt Is tho man?" "A photographer.” try It. Prospects look good for this housekeeping, anil two nice bedroom winter. J. O. Packard, Sanford. on First street over 5 and 10c Store. I Told the Truth. . . 31-ltc ‘ ~ -' ' • 30-1Up “ Your advertisement distinctly stat­ Unabashed. "Is this supposod to bo the cottago on the loko? 1 don't seo any wator!" "Well, don't you know wo hnvon't had any rain for somo time."—Fllegendo Blaetter. / Dece»b* >*. r <' yntBAlJ> PAG E EIGHT FOR SALE ed, ’there'aro no mosquitoes hern,’ " For Sale— 10 acre truck farm, nil For Rent—Cottage. jA Discrimination. . "I believe In |»cnec at'any price," said tho disappointed, guoat. "I told tiled. !* mile from brick road, right 31-ltc the truth In- that advertisement.” nn at railroad loading truck, no huildsnltl the ml Id c i t i z e n . _ bandit chief nnd- has it out with the Furnished Rooms by Day, Week] "Ho do I," replied the aggressive swured the proprietor of Pino Rldgo Ingr. Bargain price and terms on A Kindly Attitude. villain. There is a Iveautilul Mexi­ person; ‘Uilit I have n lingering ses- Inn. "Why. *tho Idea! Thoy aro part, if wanted. J. O. Packard, San­ or Month—Park avenue flit, lU "Have you any objections to me as plcton that It’s better to bo the one twarmlng about us right now/r "I can'. senorith involved who happens wf ford. 31-ltc North Park avenue, over L. H. * son-in-law?" asked tho young man. who fixes the price limit the ono Who wrote It lart winter/1 to be the bone of contention. The Philips' & Co. drug store, iln 'Yes," replied Mr. Cumrox. "At pres­ pay* I t ” mml ** ‘ 1 ‘ For Sale — 10 acre truck farm. story just uhounds with colorful in­ James Patton, munager. 30-tf ent you’rn cheerful nnd co'mpnriUCrnhlo He Knew. acres cleared, 3 acres tiled,* splendid terest and presenls the situation on ami I like you Aral're to." "Then why "The man Is best governed who Is well. Price only $2000.00. Terms FOB RENT -Two Furnished the border In a truly novel nnd in­ not have mo In.tlyj family?" "I don’t Heine and Ramsgate. least governed. ’ "Thrit's n man's the­ Rooms.. Hot and Cold Water teresting light. The characteristics want to tnko n chance on spoiling you. Ono great German of tho past would if Wanted. J. O. Packard. Sanford. ory." spoke up n henpecked husband. Address Z care Herald. 20tf . • • 31-ltc . of the American army men and Mex­ I don't know how you would turn nut not have approved the nttomptod air Tho women have never subscribed to ican peon bandits are enlarged upon ‘after mother and the girls had bossed raid on Itamogato. Daring his visit that ns yet." For Sale—Gootl 5 room cottage For Rt lit—708 Perk avenue. L« j .with a powerful series of incidents. you around for a few years." — Wash­ to England In 1827 llolno went down close ' In.* brick street, sidewalk, quire of H. C. Du Rote, Frit i:{ to llnmr.gato In Juno to recruit his ington Star. . • At Lyric Friday. . Art for the Animals. health, nnd was so dollghted with the shade, ore nnd one half lots. Price Park avenue. tS-tl First Farmer—"I hear you aro goln' plr.co that ho projected a long posm. only $lb00 if sold soon/ Worth On ^Second Thought. of which "Hamsgato" was to "have boon to allow somo of tho big advorllsln rr^ro mnnay.— J.-U. -Paokurrlr KnitAt the Star . , WANTED"Did you close that deal for thi the title. It was at Ramsgate, moro- signs ovrr In vnnr •- “ The Scarlet' Oath’.' which ia the 31-ltc Second Farmer— fqrtl. aalo of your farm?" "No." ronllcd -oTorrttmrbB 1611 In lovo with tho Irish railroad track?" Wonted— H eavy Hauling done. ■■ ■■f coming attraction' at the Star The- Kbrmei CuitiluBBCT "Tho Tolks fixed •Yep; It’ll kind of keep tho caows girl who figures prominently In the J. A. Takach. 3l-?tp For Sale— Forty ncres, about five I Q : ‘-----atre on W eilnnutnyt* guaranteed io up an advertisement for gummer fourth hook of tho "Rclseblldcr."— contented lookin’ at tho plctur'a when cleared, fair house, good soil and give you more thrills.during the un­ boarders. When I read It over It they git tired of eatln'." “ Nnturcsown” the fertiiixer tkst; London Chronicle. very cheap at X800.00. About three folding of its mastcrplQt than any made (lie place seem so comfortable gives results. Ask the man shoos miles from Sanford. J. O. Packard, "dime n.ivel” you have ex'er read nnd attractive I couldn't think of it. $10.01 per tun delivered Su-^ * Wily Old Lady. . In 11,r <itunl) Judfr'a Couil. In nntl for 31-ltc Sanford. hut—the finished -manner ill which Icuvlng It." Ihr I'uunlr of Hrmlnolr. I'lorMn Tho special noticed a cbtmnoy on ford. Write E. I«. Winn k Co* 0rIn He Katilr ol *. - this play lias been handled under firo. Ruluctautly ho went to the I.ilniiri W. lltnUnd For Sale— A good lot on Magnolia lando, Agent Seminole and 0ruf»; . Cllsllon the personal direction of William A. . . . ■. . Sarsaparilla In Porto Rico. houso and drew out hla notebook. llrrtkttfd.' 3Wt» \Xtlirr II. I’rtcfa, th* duly nppolnlrd anil uvenuo near Eleventh street, San­ Countiea. Brady- eliminates all tho crudeness Sarsaparilla growa oil over the When ho knocked at tho door an old ■lurllfiril ndmlnlttrnlor ol Ihr *t*W °< ford. $176.00 part time.. Worth Kdntrd \V. llo»l»nd. dtrrntnd. bavins Wanted—We want to buy jo* found in such publications and gives island of Porto Illco. It Is In common lady camo. "Sorry, but yourchlm nird bit nrtitlon in the court prayins tlial mote. Adjoining lots held at about use and "Jlbaroa" peddling It In small ney la on firo. I shall havo to report oranges, grapefruit, fruit* and 'en­ Ihr Interval ol Bdwnrd W. lto»Una. dr. only perfection. • • 31-2tc craard In l.ot 7 ol lllock 7 ol Tier t ol the double. J. 0/ Packard. bundles are to bo seen constantly. It It. Namo and address, ploaso." ables. We will buy them or city ol .Sanlortl. Florid*, br declared aaaeta I h used for medlclnnr purposes, browed "How many moro aro coming? lit the h an da* ol the administrator lor tbr on consignment. Write us. Orrlfilj . llc ll to Pay Austin Sale on West Side— Fifteen In the form o f vnrlous teas and other You’ro tho third. You can't bo sum­ naytr.rnt ol drt.U and authorUlns anil iltProduce Co., Concord. N. C. 2Wt> I rrrtios Ihr aaid admlniatrntor to «*l>r poaHell to Pay Austin is a lumber 7 i -^ j tiled and furmed five decoctions*'.and also steeped in rum. moned throo times over,.can you?" •ration ol anjl aril Ihr aal I irflrriit ol aaId king who earns • this sobriquet bcTho specialist apologized and de­ Kdnard W. Howland In told Innda; and aatil yean, 3 flowing wells, 1 mile tfrom Wanted—Ship us your orsEgsA ! petition rontormlns in all rrapetla 1“ «h' , 1 . . , ... • parted. When ho rcachod tho station rrnuifemrilt ol law In auch eaaea made and loading station. Seven room house cold KrttPe,rult' tangermes, pineapp-r m I with bathroom and hot and ho told his mlsadrenturo to tho In­ provided;’ other fruits a n d _ vegetables. Hifl-f Non. thrrrftte, you. Annie Uonland. spector. Helen lion ai d. Walter llonla d and Mu- water. Long lime. Enquire Herald est prices ohtainctl. I’rompt r»ts*j "Then you didn't tako tho namo and nl.eth Kaja. at d all other prraona Jnterratrd Office. V. 31-4t fri p Georgia Produce Company, MkA ] In aaid real eatate are commanded to bo and address?" appear brlore lha County Judge a Court ol Georgia. 26-20-tp For Sale— Cadillac truck recently Sorolnolo county. Florida, on or boloro ti.o "No.” cay ol January. 19|7. and show enure overhauled nnd put in flrnt class "I'm afraid thoy'vo dono you. It's il16th any you have, why aaid' petition should Wanted— Lady wishes polities * j condition. Inquire of W. E. White a very old wheezo to say that thero'a n0(llv*nrundsV,,my hand and ths aral ol the stenographer. Work will N* been a policeman taking tholr name County Judze'a Court- ol gstnlnolo I oun- Carter’s Garage. 31-ltp K-U Box 1052, Sanford. Florida, thia 4lh day ol llrcomber. ISISand address already. Next tlmo take tv ty. M O , Mia. tr QBoU(^E ( ; ||FltHI NO. For Sale— Tw o incuhntors at half I tho name, no matter If thoy say a County Judto. For Exchange Trading property j •SI-Tusa-4te ________ price, good ns nwe. I hundred have boon there already.” Box 1102, San­ frequently help* both pwU.e*_toj Tho special blushed aa ho thought In the Clicall Conti. Hatanth Jadlclal CJi- ford. / 30-tf what la wanUd cure JtisT of hla courteous npologtoa to tho wily cull. In and (at Jk» CaSall ol Hrmlnolw, — n o il da. Tn Chaifcaty straight sales arc hard.to. oiw- * _old~iady>—Manchester Guardian. Fa^ Sale— 120,000 . letttlCC plants W. 11. Ilrownlnz. Complainant Tuesday—Triangle Day. "Uell.to.-Pay- Austin’^ have tnade several trades durutl | at 2oc per thousnnd. Phone 2413. featuring Wilfred Lucas and Bessie Lave. r.lev*MFI. AUlI1' U. LUrl. past year and all parties *re _____ Romomkored the Meal. . • 3Q-2tc enth Episode of "Gloria’a Romance . _ Dub* Flare*, widow ol O. W. , * . McCall, ‘ h# H»iC» at 1 ^ * <j( . r much pleased with result*. Ju,l! A lawyer was examining a Scottish V V V/ T«M«d, K- .......... 1 O- W. McC.ll d*e.t._.d._ Wednesday—"B ig Brother". "She who Laughs For Sale—Thirteen acre farm on I have several properties I f*Bolr* farmer. — — ' . Citation yfjst Hjr I'almtr, I'almtr. > Armour lljr / . « • " last", Keystone Comedy. ~~~~ Hill to ‘W "You affirm that when thla happened lorporation. W. J.,» Wdst Side. Fenced, house, barn, •v # y / Uuiel >,/ •// __________ ir**n Mho* t0 ,r,dC: ’ i tinrihl Jr.. Uraht Knnla »* you worn going homo to a meal. Let Co., a rorporpratlon., Wlljon w / THU New Hampshire farm'for flowing well, 3 acre* tiled and crop­ Thursday—"Twin Fates", "Pathe News” , "The VJff • < / / v/ % us bo qulto certain on this polnl, bo* Tvororr F«rlllt**r C o , • • Elopement of Helen” . . . . JI®d_JgL__ggXCfflI—zrnwnns. -Loadiwc jyroperlyr v/ v •//■ tj«o- W . causa It Is a very Important ono. Be„ Con .. J W. \ W p Cerp-T Noinrtr-tr. Indiana farm for'Florida PW siding on placo. Addresi F. R. Dur­ Friday—"Lieutenant Danny U. S. A." featuring I '//W '// good enougirttrtelTlIIB.'nrrwIHi ai lit- till** and Jam** t- ****••■ . ,*r Sanford 10 acre all »ub irn* 1 V 1 V ham, 1127 Chestnut St., Philadel­ V/JV/ William Dwmopd.* —r-®— ;----------‘ ttuibsnd II. E. Flool tlo prevarication aa posslblo, what »ry Co., a Corp., ibo Holra ol I ------ H •>(! V/ '// | W truck farm, well located for north phia, Pa. . 29-ltc meal It waa you were going homo to." Law ol Calls MltckoU. « ■//Vf '// Saturday—"Making an Imnrcasion” , "A Grain or western property or *tock of r t t a »d , D*f*ndanU. -' "You would like to know what meal of Suspicion” . Fifth Episode of "Liberty". * y v/ >1/ W For Sale— A second hand sowing chandise. % It « u l " said tho Scotsman. •v '</ v .V 5'.-w °: m '. c V, w machine cheap. Inquire 204 French Coming—Monday, Tuesday and Wednes­ 40 acres of fine.hsmmoek UJM "Yos. slr; I should.like to know,” w •1/ •// V avenue. ‘ 29-tf T Y Y ropllod tho counsol, stomly nnd Im­ day, J. Almond Musical Comedy. Black Hammock district 1 w poratlon- tho lltlra at Law «*t Calla Mit­ pressively. "Bo suro you toll tho W v/ ••//v/ do,, ail best flowing * rl ‘* chell. d*c*»»*d: ’ * For Sale— 1916 Harley Davidson •‘//f '// ■>//£// truth.” Coming— The World Series Base Bali merenandiso or improved It appearing from th* aindavlt of Goorgo ! W motorcycle, cheap. Apply Southern O. lUrring boioln duly «U d that ho ta solUY V V "Wool, then, It was Just oatmoal!” Picture. 10 acre partly Itnproted Ittr and counnl lor th* above «ft»* Bell Telephone Co. * 29-2tp plalnantln the abov* atyDd earn* and that truck farm. , His Opening. •* Il I* th* b tilt I of • m .B tth il Ph. d.f.nd«rtt». '40 ’ acre partly iioprored ^ y/m Mr*. Annli U. Clark, Mr*. Duk* rUrcw, For Sale—3,000,000 cabbage and 'Ills Wlfo— I poo that a celebrated willow ol U. W. McC.II. Ih* h.lr. *1 la * ./ physician saya that women require O. W. McCall - d***u *d, Iba Hraka t-nrl. Big Boston lettuce plants.Cabbage, Cameron City. . Crt*n Mho* Cotnp.ty, a corporation. U*org* Perhaps you're pot J moro aloop. than man. . W. Lord Company, a^eerpoialtoD, and lb* Wakefield, Early Flat Dutch, Early Boundor—poos he? * Then you'd heir* at law i f Calla Mitch*ll. d*c*»»*d at* Summer, all front beat seed. $1.00 mat that don’s *u,t .>’ou;.v.'r w..r,,««.] oon » just ----., yH of a alit# olh*r lhar Ik* Jjl better not wait up for mo tonight, my r*.ld*aU 00c per M. jjr. lota 19.0C0. ahout It. I may N f * *• ^ Flbtlda; that th* piaca of wti4*a«a and hd- per dear.—Boston Evening Transcript (iftii f i ol the eiiil de(»fid»nrt Ml*. J. O. Pa:!:a:t\ S^iUordCash with order. J/ R. Davit, Bar­ Anni* U. Clark, plara of rtaldence “ nkn“ * “Mis l>uk» ricrct. «> r**W*nr* tow, Fla. 26-6tp Angular Art. hln*v111*. Crrogla. Prak# Ennl» Gr*an 8ho* DETAUTMUNTUn»}«•*,«^°Du tlampany, a ccrporalloa. plM* of >;u, ,,r** "Ah, In springtime I aupposo an ar­ and addrtaa unknown, tka U*org* W. Jx»rd V. 8. Mod 0 »t* *» ' H, l»‘ For S a le -T w o very desirable tist Ilko you wanders out to sdralro Company, a corpocatUoi. pin** of ku*la«ia and ad d "** unknown; tnnt th* warn** and building lota in Sanford Heights, None* I* tho cowslips and tho violets." . .... id a n w H of tho h*lr* at law ol O. W. Mc­ I tttla <1 N «. *M »lf Nos. 73 and 74. . Will sell for *200 - "Bah, I'm a ctiblst Just now U e Call. d*c*a»*d. aj* unknown; l h.t tb• nam•* d idditMM ol tk* litlf* ll*J *» C illl each or if taken together will make thing to admire Is g pile of bricks/*— m Mitchell ara unknown: that tka »ald defend­ Apply f H d ' n o j j ! ant* or* over th* ag* of zw*nty-oM yaar*. lower price on the two lota. Loulsvlllo Courier Jounui. and that th*ra I* no person In th* »t*t# of to the Farmers & Merchants' Bank, Florida th* aortic* ol a *ubpo*aa upen whom would b« blading upon th* told de­ Headland. Ala. Jlanfaad. 0B ‘ . 18-tf The Bo’an’s N et etmb#r. lilt * fendant*; tlmant V «i,u r I I A bo'sn's mate waa In charge of • Thfftlort. you. Mi*. Uuk* PI.re# *ra orCheap for Cash—Second hand d*r*d to *pp*ar to th* bill ol eamplalct bunch of men hoisting and lowering • ai*d In thla eau**. en or l**for» Monday, rubber tire top buggy. At store of boat from tho wator to tho deck. It th* «th day of January, ISIJi and you. Mr*. J. E. Pace. 14-tf Annl* tJ. Ctarh, Th* D rik i KnnU Oroon waa aeon It would be necessary to Hho* Co.. ■ corporation, tba Georg* W. have a block of wood put under the Lord Company, a corporation, are ord.r*d . For Sale— Heavy double buggy, j MTua* A F r l d ^ * ^ c=i_ _ _ to appear to th* aaid hill of complaint on boat to make It sot up even. The or b*lfct# Monday, Ik# 6lh day at February, Platform springs, canopy top, leather I g oo F I n v S tm bnt bo'sn'a mate yelled: “ Put a block un­ 1*17; and all partita claiming aor Intaroot PROGRAM A T THE STAR cushions. Could be made a delivery ti. W. McCall. d***aa#d. or otherder the boat I Uso your head!” — ut.dar v i » , In Lot IS of UlMh " I » . " MltchoB aur- wqgon. Sanford Wagon Works. Judge. • vi y i f Levy Grant, Eaptlnola county, FlorBetter Pictures for Everybody ) Idi. and til peril** claiming an latartai un­ . 28-tf it, r Loll* Milch.II. d*c#a**d, or otharwla*, Tuesday—Metro preaents Nance O’Nell in^Th* I f00 ia Let IS of I’lock " D . " Mltcball Hurvay ol High Culinary education. For Sale— 1*16 Overland; 1916 Woman,” Pathe present* "T h e Grip of Evil. U v y Crent. Bamlnol# rounty. Florida, nr* Bello—"Oh! yea. Marlon is very OfrUffd to ip p ifr to tho bill ol coBiplolot Ford. Roadster; 1914 Ford 6 Passen­ Wednesday—Gail Kano In "The Scarlet Osth.” duly Sled In aaid can** on or baford Mon­ domoattc. Sho spends a great deal of day, tho 6th day ol March, A. D. 1*11, tha ger. All In good condition. Heal Thuraday-Robert Warwick in "Human Driftwood” hor tlmo. In the kltchon.” • Bert— •am* bilng a HUI* Day of thla court. It bargains. Good terms. Quick sales, further rrdrr#d that Ikl* notice b# pubalso "Musty Suffer” a comedy. "Cooking?” t'-elle—"No.4 counting and I* Irhid In tka Sanford Hr raid, a nawapapor. Small profits. Seminole County publiab.d In Samlncla county, Florida, one* Friday—Pauline Frederick In "Nanette of the W ild*/' daialfylng <»rm s”_______^ ■ a w>*k for tw*l*a conaacutfvo woaka. Garage28-4tcj . 1 “ - — «*. x . Deagl***, cl*rk of tb* cir­ Ceml^ —Toari of the Army/* "T W C ta a tiU *," "Tfce Life K H E U M A T IP M FOWJJ. cuit court and lb * t*nl tharaof, thla Sth Just On* Man. For Sale— Kentucky horse with i l oar Batlor ** .. -........ _ day ol Dacambcr, A. D . When a girl Is passing through her (a.cl) E. A. DOUGLASS, buggy, saddle and two acta ol har­ and havw thrown Clark of tho Circuit Court, 8*mln«ta Co., first love affair ahe bonesUy believe* You can a ff«^ Q y B-C 1 Apply Cecil Gabbatt. North Georg* O. Herrlog .’. f l a w * . J ness. there If only ana man In the* world SWlrltor for Camplalnanj. . . only by U*. 60c and French avenue. ■ le-tl* ll- T u a .- l)U . * t. . ,,.r worth while. LYRIC THEATRE s.js’sa 4 S i\ x w m L * < -M w f S j �0%\ . THE SANFORD HERALD PAGB SIX ’•HjT Dovi »ber 5. m e T 1ENRY M c L A U L I N M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : PICCARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER ROGERS* PLATED WARE rp?? -ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES r/V " ■ ------------ — L Maxwell’s Magazines Periodicals ~ Soda'Water Confectionery Cigarsjand T o b a c c o s 1041st St Phone 182 C . H. D I N G E E P lu m b in g an d G a s F ittin g All Work BeceiTca My Persona It lstru e that a hat of almost any of yarn la embroidered on the aide Attention And Best Efforts shape may be found among the newly crown and brim, and the brim-edge la Telepkoas Ns 21 arrived fall millinery and worn with entire confidence as to Its good style. F or hats are of all alsea and shapes, and .the. mode demands only* that each one be good to look at. not that It shall be similar to others. There are a few novelties In shapes that have made themselves promi­ Against Using Calomel nent. like the Puritan, and adapta­ T h e sickening, nauseating feelin g tions from it—the Puritan sailor, for th a t follow s the use o f calom el is the Instance. There are hljch-cr.'wned , natu ral result o f disarranging y o u r sailors, of any desired width of brim, « n t ir e system. "D o cto rs ev ery w here and many wide-brimmed hats. Uut one * a re Agreeing that the action of ca lo­ may'choose a small, close-fitting tur­ m el is much too strong, and leaves ban, a tricorne or a quadrangular shape, or depepd upon Irreghlar lines th e body sick and weakened; and eccentricities of brim for effect. L IV -V E H -L A X is]a wonderful su b­ Three attractive and conservative s titu te for calom el, that has all of hats are pictured in the greup above. it s good effects and none of Its bad They demonstrate the diversity in ones. It acts sooth in gly but t h o r ­ size and shape that one may choose o u g h ly on the liver, cleansing it from. The picturesque hat at the top b ile , and ridding the en tire system ; la one of many wlle-brtmmed hats. It | haa w flevlble brttq. very becoming to o f stag nat ing p o iso ns. L 1 V -V E R -L A X is s tric tly a harm - youthful wearers, and depends tor leas vegetab le com pound, and is novelty cn its trimming of heavy gnaranin-d to give satisfaction or urocitin yarns A spray cl leaves made Oppaaita a t y Hall N A T U R E W ARNS y o u r money will be returned Insis on the original, bearing the likeness and signature of L. K. Grigsby. P o r sale here at 5Qc and J 1.00 at W . G. A ldridge. bound with a atrip of woven angora. An exquisite hat at the left of the group la made .of silk- laid over a famlHar sailor shape. It Is a brocade with flower motifs In sliver and gold tbreada. Aa in thp b|g velvet hat. a concession to the demand of the sea­ son for simplicity In trimming la evi­ denced In this band of black velvet ribbon about the crown. It la finished with two loops and two banging ends at the back, with the velvet cleverly shirred Into nail ornaments to weight the ends This Is a shape that Is worn br maid or matron, with the management of the trimming adapting it to the age of tho wearer. The same thing Is true of the turbpn at tbe right. It has a soft crown of velvet and a coronet covered with a band of dove! embroidery, made of silk and .little sequins. Fbr trimming, a tall ear of velvet springs from a r a it r c ir e T S 'd l oslrich fibers, and Is mounted on the crown at the right side toward the nack ol the nhnpe. J U L IA O O TTO M LE Y. ’ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦vt H v e W V W W BUSINESS CARDS « ♦ < Amrrira. but whoa* riart plrra ol rarldrara ia unknown, aad to all otbor prracaa claiming aa inlarrat in l-o* No. S. Bloik B. Brown'* Sub-dirlalon al Rark Hammock, aa ahewn in Beware the Gossypoll Plal tlook D, p w * SI. of tbr record* of OiBefore cottonseed can become e »n g * county. Florida, ol which Satnlncla part, being a aubsuitable food fpr human beings, tbi county * a* formerly divlrion of lb* Si-* ml K U of N W W; gossypol It contains must be extracted N E l i cf I W ) ( , and N W >*}<;ofWSE«t ol Saction 3. Townahlp 30 aoutb, ot Itarg* 31 or neutralized. For gossypol Is s pot raat. containing i acre*, mat# cr lc*a. ton. Stock reisers In the'cotton dls t appeal tig Irom tb* affidavit of rjeorg# irlcts know how cottonseed meal often G. Herr ng. battle duly Mod, that h# i* *oand cquaaal for tbe con i lair.ant ia th# poisons their animals. Gossypol Is s liritor above alylod raua*. th« Ural National Dank substance allied to carbolic acid, but ol Sanford, Horlda. a corporation, and that its chem istry Is unknown. W. A. With it I* tt# bviict of the a ^ t J iL lb it U a-dcU adt a l a. Jaapai—f . TUInVr aed Sarah Suaaa e re end P r-E r C »m ith rT h “ s~report Iq the Journal o f Agricultural Research, prove It Is gossypol that causes the poisoning. In a world where natlous grow and decay, w here forces chongo and popu­ lations become cramped. It Is not pos­ sible or desirable to maintain thestatus quo forever. I f peace la to be preserved, nations must learn to ac* eept unfavorable alterations of the map without feeling that they must first be defeated in war, or that In yielding they Incur n humiliation.— Bertrand Bussell In Atlantic Monthly. O ne Inch l ard* Will He PublishedrL’ n- •Rev Th U Heading A t.The Hate Of $7.CC Per Year ■ Livin g In Hope. "O f course you have picked out an Ideal place for your summer vacation. 'Oh, yes." replied Mr-Jobson. ''W hei do you expect to get nw ay?" " I don’t expect to get away at a ll." "But. you Ju£t said— 7" "That I had picked out an Ideal place fo r - m y summer vaca Hon. I’ve decided on the same place every spring for the past seven years, but I haven’t been there yet. * 11. H. McCaslin Dr. DENTIST Oflicc ia Garner 4: WoodrufT Building I' -rmerly Occupied Hy H o u s e h o ld e r L*r. n<m t ». ! r.it "I'HON IIOL.SIIOLIVKb LEGAL A D V IR U S IN G i'lic^bolder Im Clrrall Court. Keaealh Jadldal Clrrall la aad fai Seminole Caaaly, Horlda. la Chancery . ,T — ------------- !. V V 11 J. II F lo r id a 6 t n fe r d . A lie n it net O f Jc .• 11 T aw *11 a/1*. ford, FIs ..GEO. A. DECUTTES.. A FTOKNEY and OOlIfk'SELljOR at LA U (*zscj[ice in Slute nnd Fmlcral Courts Garner-WotalrufT Uldit Sanford FIa SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER SUITE », COURT HOUSE SA N F O R D , - PHONE 141 FLORIDA D r. J. A. T R 0VILLI0N SP EC IA LIST U CANCER. GOITRE , and TUMORS Cure Them Without Cutting Them Out O RLAND O , - FLORIDA SANFORD WAGON WORKS ’SUCCESSOR TO W. H. UNDERWOOD One and two horse Wngotus Made in SanfortL on hand at all times. P R A C T IC A L IIO R S E S H O E R 2 0 5 -2 0 7 O a k A v e . P h o n e 244 | * Caart at Caaaly Jedga. Saavlaat* Caaaly HUM ml Hi rid. I a ra F.tai* <1 i c. Kalae Metir* la h#»*l>y gtvau, ta all ■ k°m U aaay eearrra, Ibat an tka lib day ol fabweary A D. |»IT. I ahalt ,sppfy to tb# * Ifouaa aI la (iabrga G. Hart lag, Judga ot •eld Court, a* Judga ol Ftotata, lor ray s . U dll. .. » « • aa aaarulor ol tba aatata of M. C. Ka’ >. daraaaad] and that at the ram* Mmm I * III i »—mt any Real aaaousU aa ol aald aaiaia, aad sab ter tbalr ivil. • Aaguat ttb, A. D. l l J L M l - »-7, H If. C. LO V f T T . Etrrutaf. lo t. lt-d. »• », ta June*. Complainant va. James O. Jclk*. Jr., Truster, at al., Dalsadanta. -*Fw tba-.e nkliue r EflHuTkndaJl yarttca claiming Interrsla under Jamas O. Jallis, Jr., trust** lor Klisabath C, Jelb*. hi* wilt, and hi* successors ia trust, James O. Jrthe, Jr. and Elital^lh C. Jelka. his wife. Edward llaraard and Mary J. Ilarnard, hia wife. Th i «dc re llartridge, F. Hartridge and Thomas llartridge, or any pf them, or otber'wlaa claiming Interval in th* property herrinafur dtacrfbed. and to all parties claiming Inter,*1 in aald property, towit: flegin* tour and tan on* hundredth* chains; nerth ol southwest cornea ol l-qt Thrs* ( » , Pactloo Thirty four t34), Trwpskip Twenty ’(30) eoulh, ol Hang* 1 hlrt / on* ( i t ) **•«. run north algbty one dcrreca: raat twalv* and tuanty ala oa* hun-, dredlha chain*; northerly along road eleven aad twenty on* one hundredth* chains; weal two hundred and nine feet; north two hundred and nine feet; west on* aad thirty three on* hundredth, chains: north sit ard ccvrtity on* hundredths chains; north forty two degrvea: west lo well lino of So«tion. sculh to beginning. . Ytyu ar* hereby ordered to appear to the complainant’* bill cl romplainl herein filtd, c i or brlcro ikt ili* L4jf cf AfArrh* A* D* 1917. Ibr lima Ltifif • llul# Hoy of iiid Elton J. Aiouiriiton Whet with topcoate variously named end classified with sports coats, motor coats, tourist coats, and simply overall coats,'It takes a fine discrimination to pick out Just tbo coat best suited to one's style and needs. Sports and motor coata may be con­ sidered ns one nnd the same thing. Those chosen for motor wear are like­ ly to be a bit less vivid la color than tbo sports costa. Tan or bloe or green are liked for them, wbllo rote, canary, mustard color, humor's green, French blue, beige nnd combinations includ­ ing strong color contrasts mirk tbe snappy style of coata for other sports. • As to tbe lines of the newest models, they are flaring, with narrow shoul-. ders and high convertible collars. Fbr motoring and sports pockets are ample and much In evidence, belts conspicu­ ous by their sMicnce. Of coats for the tourist there Is a wldo variety In styles, some of them cut along tho same general lines aa those Just described, but often pocket­ less. Others bear no resemblance to ■ports costs. Many of these topcoats are aado of covert doth, nnd very smart niodels are ahowo.ln tussor silk, prettily lined with flowered silk- They •died limit and are aa practical as they are attractive. A conservative and smart-looking coat of covert clpth Is shown In the illbstratlon. It Is waterproof and In a greenish tan color. The collar and cufla are Inlaid with checkerboard silk in block and white. If one is looking for a coat to be called upon for much service and to fit all the occaalons likely to come up In Ihe course of a Journey this la a model worth consid­ ering. JULIA OOTTOMLEY. Half Boots. Tbe queerest looking pair of boots seen In a long Hide sre those which look exactly as If someone had taken a pair of scissors and cut away tho uppers Just a lUUe above the anklo line. The half boots have a seam up the from and are laced at the aide, three oyelets being sufllclent for the height of the ehoe. niack and bis­ cuit-colored boots are most prominent on that score. Organdie Bodice. Taffeta will be worn even by those who are adopting the newest toohlouA, and over-them an organdie Moyen ago bodice onding above tbe knee, or rath­ er between the normal vrOlsl line and knee. ol Tails W hy H « Supports Grant National ' Rod Cross Christmas M ovtm snt “ Personal rxjiertence means much lu one's attitude ton h n l the tksal*. W ill you let me tell why both gratitude for i the saving o f my life and a dev Ire to help exterminate tubcrralosts makes tnc buy and use IteO Cross Christmas SealsT* This Is a request In a lettet from n cured [vatlent In one o f Wiscon­ C. llrrnag. ^ sin’* County ilospltsls for Tuberculo­ Gacrga Conceal tar Complainant. sis. who says: ZS-Tura-Slc " I was, slut, ked learn lu 1010 that M rr.lt t r a d . Kaveatk Jadldal Mrcril I had consumption. • I thought that ta aad tar H ralaalt C . i a l f , lU c U a . l a Ckaacaty w a r the etlrt o f me. Fortunately for J. B. Jones. Complainant me the National Tuberculosis Assorts_ Ordrt of tlon and tbe American Ited Cr-sit 1mit •H T S sh iiaatJ r*’ at P»Mi ration taken-up the task o f Informing tb* J , t TroaU# tai ElltJ.Hk*> hla J»m «* O. Jilks Jr. nation that a pulmonary tuberculosis aad Llfiabvlh C. Jetta. bU ailr, Kdwaid can l>e arrested and perha'pa cured b> Baraard aad Mary J. Raraard. bia. »ltr, Hartridge. F. Ilarlrl dr* aad a combination o f fresh alr, good food Theodora Thomas llartrldga. perfect rr*r. and freedom from rare _ ,rom tk* affidavit of-LaRay B. (.lira at solicitors tor campJalaaat, brrtla In course o f time this good news had Mad. that lb# defendant* a t a r i named ara reached Wisconsin and live Wisconsin raladrnti el n atala otbrr tkna tba alnto at .tk,t ,k* r* !• so r*raoa la tbr data Anti Tuberculosis Assoclaflon was o r­ PlortoB it># M fvir* of • iabM #k i ipon ganized to curry the message.Into ev ­ • b o a *Quld Mad .aid drtradaatr; that drfradanra ara orrr taraly-on* yaara ery corner o f the state. Through this aald of agr. aad that tbdr plara of rraidrara aabaowa. [>ro[taganda sanatoria were established It ia tborrlerr erdartd that you da apIn latiou s |-arts or Ihe stale. Ho when paar to tka roaiplainaat'a bUI baraia Slad tbe disease Ixvaine a very [versotial ea or b a lm tba Mb day at Fohrurai. matter to me. there was an Institution A. D. H IT, tka i t a . balqg a Rat# Day of. jMfd court.near at home to leach me How 'to It ta turtbar ordarad that cbla aatlca ba breathe, eat. rest, and think, so as to put.li.hrd la tba Santord llrrald. a' aa«aP*par publtafcad at Saaterd ta tba rauaty H ie with tuberculosis, and at a price at Sarelaola, data ot Flarida, a ara a vrak rlgkt roaaaeatlrr* wraka. ‘ within reach o f my m odera'e purse. (orWit nr*. F. A. Douglao. rlark ot^xmr This was all the result o f the phlian- Circuit ■Caart, aad tba aaal ot aald rourt tb# raurt kauaa ta Santard. tbi* S?tb thropl* propagandp o f these national at day of Navambar, A. D. ISIS. E. A. DO UGLASS. Qlark. orgautzatfons and thp Wisconsin Anti- „ <•*■!) . D ari* A.GUt*. Tubercu!o«ls Association, to wl|um li RalUitar* far Complainant. 7 , must .always lie grateful fo r my pres cut health nnd strength.” >B IS# CVrait c a m , flataalb JaSInal \CtrWhat Ued Crms Seals have done In call, la aad tar tba Caaat, at H o la .lt Hla.a at flarida. La Cbaartry Wisconsin they have done and arc do Flrat National Bank of FaaIng in every other state fn tbe Union lord. Florida, a rorporttinn. CorapUiaaat Citation. A ll hut ten per cent o f the proceeds: _ v*. * Por«rio*art at which Is used for expenses, remains In Jaaprr I*. Tursrr and Sarah Turarr, UrDadaat* Martfag** the state where the Hmls are sold to Satan To Jaapar P. Turaar and Sarab Saian Turntr, raiding vitkln I t , United Stati* ml t»e used fo r tulw tvtilostvm rriL Altering the Map Without War. Distinctive Styles in Topcoats th* i p Saw Mata. Stair at Flarida. did .. - . |*sy W Octobty. A D?lS|g, « a Is tba a bora aotitUd roan. a l j W l ? / * ^ V , I 0 » A. Q n n U i t aad sU w b r person. otbar tkm n that J a a n H. nS^5 cUlsdas M V right, till* or litW M I la tfco • k* ’J Jjorribetl l»a 4 « aro ordered to o p u ! • th* MU of camplalat duly filed la rltls « Maaday. I bo I m day at Jaaaary, > •« H R . d * **ma being a Rula tlay at (Ida roan. * • T- - ' » . . , It la (anbar ordered that rbta .nailer Im -■ '• > » . . published la I bo Sanford lleiald.’ a a a a x #pa» published la Samlncl* county, FlorM*;. .“ ** * **T k £?* !•«»• consecutive weak*. Wttaaaa K. A. Douglas*. dark at |ba ..id rourt. and tka aral tberrel. tils H at day ol November. A. D. ISIS. And furtbar aUagUg that a n«bt„ ^ E. A. DOUGLASS. >,r , k*'r l abluh.d in CWrk at tbr Circuit Coort. Samlaela Ca , ? Coaaty, FUrtda. •* »Mr,.!. pott^ % H r**r»; RED CROSS SEALS Featuring Novel Ideas in Trimming JEW ELER \* •J *h* t d A - W w i m . b over GRATEFUL PATIENT BUYS It i* furthyr or*d, red that this nolle* ba pul lit bed in the Sanford HeralJ. a new,papgr published in Sanford, In th* county ot Seminole, state ol Florida, onto a weak (or twelva ronaacutlv# weak*. Witnaes E. A. Dnuglaa*. rt,rk ct our clrebeut court, aad th* aaal ot aald caart at th* rourt house at Sanford, thla 37th day ol November, A. D. IttO. „ (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, Davis A Gilev. I lerk. Solicitor* tor Complainant. Tuaw-l*-t3te la Ibo U rc a t rwart. Haeaklb Judicial Cl,* cult, la and foe Ihe Caaaly at Homlasls Florida, la Chancery a F ill! National Hank of Fanford, Florida, a corporation, Turner at* ton rnidrnla of tka atata ol Florida, and »r* now rtalding in th* Lnitad State* ol Airrrica. tbair atari |.lat* of realdener not bring known to affiant. That th* aaid d»l»edtnta ar* ovtr th* ag* ol 31 y**rr and that th#r* ia ro peraen in th* atata ol florldt. the arrvtrd ol a aubpnena upon whom would b# binding upon tb* aald defendants. Whcr»for*. you. Jaaprr I’ . Turner and Sarab Susan Turnrr, and All others claiming any right, (ill* or interest in Ih* above des­ cribed land* ar* ordered to appear lo tb* bill ot romplainl duly filed ia this rauu.-n Monday the Sth day ot FYbruary, A. D. ISI7. the aatae being a rule day of this court. • « .4 v . r : * U---- m ^ •• ».. - OI to# J|«aM |SW Bryoau tbo raatar liaa at ofcirb u m tlcalarly d a^ ib a d aa folio.. I l ^ V a t « *^ctk l*M •* Matioa Sarae «7, a* ” •h 5 Toraty (M ), aeath ol » * * r *1 lb* aonbaa.1 rornar of liaa S a n a < cjJ ii). la aaM tiwaakip asd'r.,,? •»i4 point b# Mtag la lb . rant*/lino Sooford andI (____ Gaaara road: tbaera toatb ua •oulk a im ., #B*t toi s aaiat oa Ik* ho# of S+rtioo t (•> i aald point total 7>, d#f. 39 '7 * ar 1— eetitk ai~hS " n ' W.%,1!! °* *oc- S; I bear* south H deg I t «*e .7 ! a diatanr* of JIJJ J,. f:*** i ) r z r , v k M *»»• fd u ® !north L ! ? ° off'htbo . ,0southweet * P ,t“ ‘ 5,7 h - ol» •the » or li corner cofJT* aaat quarter ol Sactioa Eight ft;. t\7Jt “ \lk ” dr« >* »«e. *a,t. a-dk1)Br*' , f *. quarter “ po‘" , *f?". a|g ,k* Srctlaa H»* <ftk* aortbaaat l ight ,*, thaaro south M deg. 31 sec , v , ,’ moa* or Iera to a print MO south ol tb* north wot cornet of th. rcr7? aaat qoartar at th. aoutheaat quarter *1 ST*1 * " aaat El,k* a(f>;It. more orowik |eS 3t aac., 343.S lex toI*a poiat on tho souther moat |,n< ----- Brycv. The *b*«< <W,fheg right of » » y filly H- ta width thraagh h. lands at tbo aald Jaate* H. Biyre. hem. u prawaal graded right el way rhirh I,r*Mel oral yaara has barn owes to the mui* through tho land* ol tb. aald Jame. Bryco aad aa is shown by tha Orel mlaft survey read* by G. R. Raimey. highatr ea. (Uo^r. of th* County ot Semiaole. State *f m And It farther appealing from raid petb* tioa that It i* aeewaaary that the land, *| “ ! i i"?."* .Ul 0* «r » “ <* through tho ••Id right ct way paste* la aertasarv t* ha bad aad Ukaa hy lb* C*uaty at far tbo purpose ri a-publlc kighsay. . . f it turtbor appeariag from aaid retiti** that tb* Coaaty of ftsminol*. aad the aaid Jt»ta II. nrjr* rhnnet agree upoa a rettoatfu compensation to ba paid tqr t*:d tight ri 1 1 1 - V . v-— • . " h o *. thet*fore. this ia ta ronr.igg persona iatervatad ia. ot ha<mg 'lent spaa th* Ahov* described property, tn p-ne-.it], be aod appear brier* th* Judge ol *|g Circuit Ccart In and lo r th- ■ rust) ri S*minole, State ol Fltrida. at in* icarl house ia Sanlord. Florida, on th^hrit l|at. day in December neit. th* u n , k*lae , Hula Day of our Citct.it t'ouri. atd oa th* 4lh day of DaremVvr. A t» "Vic to aha* what ‘ atervet they or ant cf ih»oi ago have in tbe pioprtty which th* County tt Seminole desire* to take and to < ndrnta 1st roed purp-we* aa afetaaaid: ’and further m show raae* that the), or any of them ngy have, why aald ttoperty should sat Im k takm lay th# c m and l> --.i ..; .* tbe-dwiitlaa -brieluTSrf filed in tkl, ***** by th# taid LgP. Ilagan. aa Chairmaa cf th* Board of Ccunty Commiaatoe-r, Hemiailr County, Florida, acting lot and on S«t*if ol th* Board of County Cotr.n.i-Cion*f, ,-g cr and on behall ol the t ..un’ i •f So*. mole. State cf Florida, ................... .. James II. tlryre. or el>e I - l.trred lo-,,,r Irom .claiming or cierriaing i -> rgM. i.tie or - Intkreal In and to thr okmr deccrifegd property. Herein /ail col. a* qthrraiw a default will bo entered again*, Jcu. lk'itneev, E. A. DdugTax. rl*rk of ihe Circuit Couit in and for Senurel* ('eqpry Slate cf Florida, and tha real ol arid ratrt at Sanford Fla., on this the SJth day ri October. 1)14. • fee all *» E. J |W> l.l«S, Clerk of th* Clrruii <’ou—» mlf!'!* Ta, P.r.dt*. It la further ordered that tbi* nolle* ka Gro. A. DrCottev published In the Sanford Herald, a n*uaAttorney for Feitti'-r*' lp.7uew.Clr paper published In Seminole ecur.ty. Flor­ ida. once a week ftr eight conaerutiak wee ka. \t line**, E. A. Douglas*, rierk ol taid In Ih* Circuit Court, Seiralh JudirlU titrourt, and Ihe seal therrul, this 20th day of coil. tn aad Foe Ih* fount, of hcniaale. November. A. D. ISIS. Horlda. la f haaccry K. A. DOUGLASS. Utlhrlmina Adam*. In ll*f Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Own itlght and aa i.t erutna ..I .Seminole Count). Florida. Its Kelat* ol Joe. q Alar. By B.» U. bcrrvll. D. C. I*erta»rd. l i-in ill * George G. Herring, va. - 1<;s:i*n Soillritnr for Complainant. Chaa. C. VVarwfck, Trust**. In, to 2T-Tue—•(* Hobort It. Itamsoy, truster, ,.. -,t J. P. Mu.iel white * V\. II. '•; !» Co-Fartaera, d tbr a Ihe riieall coart Srarath Judicial Cir­ Howard, buaineea aa Muaarlwhllr a cuit, Krm lail* touaty, iluilda. In Howard. Falrfiald Lumber < • Chanrrry a Corporation, th* lielra at tSemlnul* Cou ly Hank, a r gl-aw ol >llaa Hlgelow, J. Vi purallon. organised and rrlsti. g Wilmutt, VV. A. WMIcom:. under the lava ot th* list* ol Cairla t'icaoa, widow, Acns U , FloiMs, Complaisant Moran,-J. li. Moran, Wm, I*. Citation v*. Oleaon. Norman E. Olrvon. Fbenexrr C. Tylrr. Defendant. r>H ~ ’ ‘ ' Ilslra at lo w ol Sv*r.d lllearn, i;b*t:*t#r Tyle r-o A. M. T y lrr.' To■ Ll>et at*r C. Tyler, Deeraaed, Defendants. (•t**n View, Dtlawer*. It appear!;.g from a* afllda.lt duly filed THTT Tru>tx. lo ‘•b » »ahf»»» to lima tl i*1»ltd i l t d ..a fann »a by In -muijrrl i i III llamary. Truitee, Falrhnd I ‘ •* TVKiVlaldant. that it U «he U li f otf afllai.l Corpuratlun, the Heir*' at L »» s** l i l t you. Lb*never C. Tyler, ar* a i ideal Higrlow I 'y.CAicd. --- A. VV^.-cv^. of a atata or country othor than lb* (lata of C a n t r Uleaor. Anba VV. M,rau. J. 0- , F ield s, and that your ptlf# o r reardcaca la Moran, Wm. D. Ulesan Dreaa Vico,. Delaware, ia ear* ol A. M. Tyler, and It'Jprther appearing from 4ald It appearing Horn IL# aCJaitl ol afltda, U that It ia Ih* bafiat ol affiant thqt O. Herring, bertlc. duly filed. tk»« ke l» » you ara aver the ago ot [weotr one year*, svlitilc.r and rountel lor lie abet* *•■*• and theia ia no perv: n In th* elate ol Flor­ complg inant la Ih* aboae alyled cauae. »a« ida. Ih* sarvlr* of a subpoena upon whom tb ri.il ia tba belief af affiant that Ik* *r would be binding upon yon; therefor*, you, landanu, Chaa. C. Warwick. Tru»t*». Ebeneter C. Tyler ar* ordeied to appear to m _ j l. Haaaaop, Tgupgae, We-A« ^ * lt**J“ Bit bHI "* „ a i f l , l a l duty— IVlt 111 I ' l l .'lt3c C a m * Ulaaor, A bbs W. Maran. J v M v J j oa or t*fera Monday, ihe lot day ot Jan­ raa and uary. 1917; a tula day ol thla court; It i, a atata o lurtber ordered that this nolle* h* published that the In the Rant rd Herald, a ewipaper publish- ol theg arid defendants ara. Charlr* r . w ir t In Seminole rnanty. Florida, one* a week for wlrC. truitaa. Pailad IpM*. Fa • , ay, truster, rhUadilpbia, (our contarullv* uetka. Raamay, _____ |____ -..mb, Moon li 1do n in cion. lib. * srrie w. YtTtnee* my' hand aa clerk ot th* Circuit Whitcomb, union, lib, Court*ot Frmlnole oounty, Florida, on thie Uleaon, Duluth. Minn.; Anna w. -U o n y Duluth, Mian.; J. G. Mora.,. UuL.ih. Misa. th* I2lb day nl SnvemUr. IS I. (eaal) K A. D O UG LASS, and Wm. D. (Mason. Uulioo. Ua.; IM 1 »*• ’ Clerk of th* Clr ull Couit pi the Sevonll said defendants ar# over tie ag* ol l » ' » r on# yaara; that that* la no ptrioii i* **■ Judlcl I Circul', Seminole Co., Fla. Geo. A. 11* Cot tea. slat* ol Florida tka aervlr* • * _r',L. Srllrltor and it Couaacl (or Complainant, upon whom would b# tindlag L . 3S-Tu<a-Slc • aaid defrudanta, and It further •PP’ I ' t * from tbr affida, it sforaasid Ikat ••• Held Lumbar Company la q f-M P"'*"" R E A D )K K IIM IM ENT whoae 'offire and prlnc/F*l’ pfar* *1 and whesa aucresaor* and aarigna » '» . P ra p ia l far Fating knoun, aad that Ml** Hlgelo* k»* , Fanfonf. FI*., Nov. 19, 1*16, this III* legring heir* and l*g»l Pi Sealed Lida ulil b- ro elv# ! by tb# c -un- live* whoa* names and plarta *1 rr<l «»CT ty Conualroawa ol lie County i.f Srminotr, IV rida, aniog i. tally with Ibo city couatil ar* uakaowa; ol Sanlord. PlVrlda, at tba.olB rr al th* Therefore, - you, Cbarle* C. Cler' ot th* Circuit Court ol th* county ol truriro; Itsbert H. Ranaaey. iaminole al banfvrd, Florida, ot or h#<»t* Whitcomb, Carrie n-von. A »"* » 10 a. tn.. ruro a ), l l c i n ' r r tth. 1910. J. G. Moraa aad WUliam D. For furrla I; g all mat rials and laying dated to appear t» tb» nUJ «l 1 rpprcslrrataly 137C0 *q. yd*, ot brick pave­ filed la this cause on Monday, tka *•. u ment. ■ *1 Docornbar. A. D. I» l« . Certified rbrek lot |rM . 0. a rula day ol this court. a»d ,»»« For tarnishing all matrri la aad construct­ Lumbar foranany.. a corpqfojl0''- * ^ ing a'proslm at.ly Jt 600 liarsl Ieel ol 4 alO parties claimlag latcreat uader *\*rnm. la. ronrraja curh. Ccr Ified cbec tor ftop. Fairfield I.umhar Company *• j 11*.. _„*!• Altern l » lid * all! be ta aived on approx- ora or amigoa. or otberwlr*. . g. lir 'el t l U f O first quality pacing brie . clolKlng Intarcrt under Fil*» ^ On' f 4 rrvla • I *-m*at. roaaad. or otberwle*. In tb* . *3 Or. 40 cubic yar * ol sand to bo approved aad twlng In Samlncl# county. I j w D !<•«• by th* engineer*, devcrll od at faflowa; § ltk «4 Tka right I* rroarved to r*i*M aay aad all 24, TP. 20 8. Kang* 33 E-. SW af T O . bid* or to acrapt any psriian ot any id. and NWJd of S W i[. .Sac- } » . T|. * L. P. lit an, C m B ». ot Co. Comm H. W. Hern on, Praat.-ol H ly Conn,it. E. A. Douglas-, Clerk • 4 Circuit Court. S4-Tu**-4t; la lb* t Dealt Caart navaaia Zadgctal Clr. call la aad far Hamlaal# Caaaly, Flarida L. F, Hagan. Chair man of tb* Ca.jdnUaa^ ' CTu|k)1| Hoard ot County C c n n iu k n ert. bomlaole County. Flat Ida, Mr*. KUs A. Greorland. Annaacting tor and aa behalf cf tba belle Millar. J. E. Klocb. iruaItcaid el Cauaty' Coramiatew. -Wilson A Too war Lartilisar • loners, aad far aad aa behalf Co., a tor petal Ion, and J. u. ri lb# f'eu aly ol Hamlnolo, Packard, defendant*. of Florida To Mr*. EUa A. Greenland, Bethany Heart,, State • va. Citation ear* Ol Flreeide tan. Delawar*; Annabell* Jama* H. Dtyr*. _ Miller, Columbus. Ul la: To all persona Interested In or having Ilona And All Otbrr I’eraona claiming aa I:.- upon tb* foltowlag described property, sh­ t*r**t In Lot 2S " A .“ ot tb* Mat of Crtary unt*, a, lying and being la Ic tka th* Coaaty C _ of SamDelta. Samlncl# County, Florida. ** shown Intile. Stole ot Florida, aad raorr- particu­ la lint Hook No. I al P *(* 74, ol tba record* larly described aa follops, to-wlt; ol Bogalnal* ccunty, Florida. NE U of N E « Hoc. .T. Twp. 30. 8, of M It appeariag tram th* affidavit at Ooorg* Raag* S3 Last. Q. Herring herein duly Slad. Ihnr he la a 8 w M St N E K Be*. I. Twp. 30 S ^ a f solicitor and counaal tor Ih# c®*VJP‘ *"•"* Kane# 33 EaaC . la tb* abov# alylad causa, Flmt Natmaal S C K of N W K Bar. I, Twp. 20, 8. ot Haak. ot Salford. Florida, a qciperstian, llargr 33 Kaal. aad that It l* tb* belief of nffiant tknt tha N E K ct N W M B*<- *. Twp. 30. B. ot dafaruianl*. Mrn. Ella A. Graaaland aad Ranp* 32 East. Annabel!* Miller ara maiden}* ml » atata N W W at N W H Sac. fi. .Twp. SO, S. ot a4bar than tba state at Florida, and that Rang* iS East. TbT J d kfra. M l. A. C r ^ a l.r if r W « » . at Whereas L P. Ifagan. Chairmaa af tka llathany Haacl, Del a warn, and Annabel!* Miller raeldeo at Columbus. Ohio; that lb#l# Roald of Coaaty Cummtoaloaara, Homlnol* la no a e ra a sli the atata of Flondg, tb# aor- Coufity, Florida, acting for and an behalf rir# ol * aubpoaoa up** * » ■ T * * 1- ^ of tba Board cf County Commissioners, blading upon tbo oold defendant*; that each i and far aad on behalf of tb* Cauaty of E. SIB 4-7 yds; tbanc* N. ginning. Ahso * * r * r t ,k.* f Orange county, Florida, for » • #3 r * S E ^a l - T r T b U r « e . . . Mo_.d.y, 0 - « • ^ of FoLuaiT. I M t” 4h# W .« day of tbi* court. •tic# k* ».».»? further, ^w w m lh«< *» luruwr r u r&id n»> i Ida. for twrtvo awno^oriv* „ \ xntaem E. A. Vhc,**'. Circuit Court, aud tka “ ‘ ‘ . i g ^ tha 4®. • dork of Ik# Circuit r * * ^ 'y('n «rii»Gaocro 0. Hartlng. Solicitor for C*mpleln»«‘ lid lS-Tuoa-tltc L tss �7JS,. jr l'- — •• RD HER At. I PAGE SEVEN V to the contdglon; ho could not go back Francis Fostpr, Blanche Winn, Le- enro Henry, Frederfc Hines, M ary nore Schaefer, pieanor Bolly, Har­ Barlow, Anna DuBoae, Josephino to tho lumber camp. "AI1 right. But don’t get too near riet Rossettcr, 1’ auIiAu Thompson, Fseulo, Marian .Hand, Lillian ShiiK me,” she aald, rising. Henry Russell, Milton Moore, Rich­ holser, Eva Taylor, Mary Belle A l­ Nevertheless Blenalmo bundled her ard Wolff, Jim Stoinoff, Mary Helen len, Tom Brotherson, Billie Fitts, ' up In the shawl, wrapped her In a Morse, Ruby Martini Camilla I’ ulcs- Peyton Fortson, Sidney Kennedy, pair of blankets and took her In )ils ton, Flossie Vickrry, Nezzio Stones, Williard Lumley, Victor McLaulin, arms and carried her to tho sleigh. Beryl titoinmeyer, Minnie Beck, Vel­ * m »* • Edward McCally, Alton Morris, Jott- . He placed her there, nestling snugly * * ma Egge, Louise Fields, I’earl Hob­ Porritt. among the robes. Prepared Specially for This Newspaper “ Mush!" ho said, and tbe dogs son, Ola Spurting, Beatrice Howard. Eighth Grade— Marie Bragg, VI t v Lawrence Schell, Charles Beck, Rob­ started. ian Crosby, Helen Chorpening, Vir­ By By Pictorial Review They raced along tho trail. At tho ert Moye, Stephen Shinholser, Rich- j ginia DoCouraoy, Sara Warren EaaGEORGE M U N S O N bend lllenntmc. looking bnek. daw tho nrd Maxwell., terby, Martha Garrison, Mary Gar­ crowd from tho dsneo hall looking af­ Second Grade — Morris Benjamin, rison, Eleanor Herrfmr, Nina How­ .Junior Frock in Blue P iq u e. ter them. Ho felt his heart leap up ■'it (Copyright. Ills, by W. O. Chapman.) In exaltation."'’’ Mush!" he shouted, Leandcr Berner, Wuilbur Davis, Jr., ard, Ethel,Henry! Ruby Hart, N lt a - , and back between iloublo •» T T " ’perClyde Humphrey, Claude Locke, Lctson, Julia Laing, Bertha Masoy, /oration*. Hew want band to lower “ Hello, boys! Which of you’ll hitch leaping into the sleigh. The dogs ran on. Illcnaime aat In John Lord, Clinton Van Ness, Ar­ Jennie Rhodes,* Gertrude Vaughn, edge of blouse, center fronts nml cen­ up the dogs and take Miss Arllno into ter-back* even* (largo "O” jierforathe sleigh beside his beloved". And thur • Zachorys Raymond Muirhend, VeJma Vengble, Georgia, Walker, Shiloh?" lion indicates center-front) and bring Minnio r ;i Tho lumbermen stopped dniiclng. the weary miles began to bo told'off. Gwendoline Coates, Thelma Howell, Mamie Kate Williams, small “ o'/ perforation in w#I*tband "I wonder If I’ll die." mused the ■’ V-f Clifford Rivers, Rebecca Stevens, Wynn, Theo. Bergquist, Otis Cobb, Half a dozen turned to look' at tho to under arm seam. • girl. *'I don’t fool vory sick." Elisabeth Whltner, Mary Stoinoff; Donald Carraway, Cecil Flowers, 8ew the collar to neck edge, notch­ speaker. Ho was tho camp cook. Thoy "No fear of dying,”, said little Blo- Louise Thrasher, Maggie Lynch, John Fox, Laurence McDaniel, Edsprang forward, not understanding, es and ccdtcr-bncks even, thpn under nalmo. ” 1 can’t lot you die, Miss.Ar­ Thelma Eaton, M audio Fortson, .muncj Meisch, Frnnk, Pell, Alfrod face the pocket from upper edge to. 1 but eager for thb chance. Arllne was tho only child of Joe llne. It would moan tou much to Dig Gladys Stemper, Evelun Thomas, Jtobson, Laurence Smith. inch below small ••o’ ’ perforation*. Iioll over on outside on small " o ” per­ Ilonner, tho boss of a big section on Jim, I guess,” Hazel Newton, Helen Wise, Briggs He was not conscious of tho curious Freshman— Helen Terwllliger foration*. Adjust to position on front, tho Northern claim, and now 60 miles Arrington, William Beatty, Jack upper edge of pocket nt small “ o ” away In the woods. Arllno was the faco she turned on him. He was be­ Collins, George Putnam, George Corn Lee Tillis, Veru Terheun, Winperforations. adored of all the lumbermen^ most of ginning to freeze, for ho had given nefred Strong, Carolyn Spencer, Wilbur, Harold Marsh, Florence Close sleeve seam as nntehed and whom dreamed of the-time when thoy her all the robes. It v.us no^ cold, Adele Hines, Ros« Gallngher, Anna gather lower edgo between ■double even for March, but Uon above xcro Tyner. could ask her to marry them. Mason, Serita Lake, Mollie Abcr- % , , T T ,> perforations. Close seam of Big Jim O'Grady. I^nn Mike, little Is *mld enough for a night Journey, j Third Grade—Wnuhreota Allen, nathy, Gladys Adams, Martha deep cuff ns notched, sew to alcove*, Blenalmo, the Frenchman, all loved even for n lumberman. Ho stood upon i Katherine Symes, Maggie MooVe, Brown,. Ellen Chappell, Mildred Hua seams even. Hew rlceve In armholo Arllno. She had flirted with each of tho tailing log at tbe back of tho , Mnry Elizabeth Moye, Leslie Hodges as notched, small " o " perforation at /’ i ton, Mary Howard, Gussie Frank, them as only a girl of (8 can flirt; sleigh, shouting to tbe dogs as thoy shoulder seam easing in any fulness. from ^ crm^1 Hurley, .Robert Shearer, Walter Connelly, Wallace Lipford, rated Into Rio road, 12 miles but. none-of them know who was the Non-, slash tho front gore of tho Frank Chose, James Brown, Fred­ William McKira, enmp, that led toward Shiloh. gf favored one. skirt to the loft of center-front along rick Weeks, Junior Dutton, Mar­ Frank Every tlmo ho rostod tho dogs ho Purdon, Games' U Schaal, double " o o ” perforations and finish Each, Including little nionalmc. was edges for opening Join gores as notch­ sure that It could mot he Hicnulmo. went to look at Arllne, hut always garet Norfleet, Mildred Hand, Vir­ Weima Graves. - \ ed. Turn hem nt lower edgo of skirt Only tho day bc(oro Arllno had sent her eyes wero closed, and he did not ginia Jinkina, Lnurine Leavitt, Eliz­ Sophomore—Theodore tlunge, on sipall " o '’ perforations. Form boxabeth Mitchell, Margaret Peters, the boy nway with a long face when rtarb to apeak to her. Dorothy Humph, Helen Peck, Nellio plaits, creasing 'em lines of slot perTho hours woro on. Morning enmo, Lilly. Pitt, Gladys Winn, Cornelius he dared to remind her of a promised Long, Lola- Hutchinson, Alice Andes. •tuDt ooot dance. She had sneered at hi? sire and they were still flvo miles from AVoth,, Deaito Turner* Edgnr Shields,* S M M eacau Junior—Clifford Walker, Muriel Shiloh. lfo drousod Arlino at’ tbe last / ?Wwwtnvws In the presence of tho others; and Mark Beatty, Chnrlie Carlson, J. D. stopping. Rhodes, Mary Lynch, Elita Lovo~» they had laughed at him. Porritt, Cloy do Russel, James Proc­ tuwt “ You aro bettor,” he natd with con­ joy, Ercel Little, Alice Vaughn, Zota “ It's—U’ b smallpox!" explained tho tor. * *699! viction. ■• Davison. cook In a terrified whisper. Fourth Grade—Bille Bucurel. Ed­ The girl stared at him as If she did A pleasing little -frock of blue. Every man halted. The dread dis­ Senior — Lucile Hines, Fannie Iteba not-know Vhnl had occurred. Then win Ktehmieyer, ’ Naomi Fellows, IMCS I ue made with separate blouse and ease was epidemic wound thorn In Munson, Ituth . Little. Gertrude her eyes brightened. Anna Kunner, Sarah Lewis. Irene O F , piece, box-plaited skirt. 8uipenhalf a dozen camps, but . so far this "I thought—you wero Big Jim." she MpGn^nhin, Hazel Packard. Irma Little, Ruth Kannor, Ruth Hand, ,(nq* are joined to the top of tho ono .had escaped. All loved Arllno, gasped. Straight belt to which aro attached [Smith. Nelda Van Ness. Lewis Mnriun Gove, Lillian Gocrtz, An­ p So they rode Into Shiloh. Tho sleigh pockets pith rover*. •r*OKT«i*r Shipp, Hurry Woodruff. Tillie Ben­ nie Cameron, Katherine-Aycqgk, An­ drew up outslilo tho doctor’s house jamin, Marie Fseulo, Maude Lak nie Anderson, Ruth Steinmeyer. and Blenalmo descended, carrying Ar­ A very frtrhing little frock is this llno In his arms. Tho doctor's face Mary Elizabeth Puleston, Clifford is blue pique with mother-o' pearl /orations, bring folded edgrs to cor­ lotions for the trimming. It la msdo •appeared nt tho window; ho came to Shinholser, Thelma Sparling, Kath­ responding line* of small “ o” perfor­ ryn Wessner. . ■„ eithout n lining and consists of sop the’ door. ations, and bring folded edges each ante blouse and two piece plaited “ What Is It?" ho nuked. Fifth Grade—Olive Russell. Ana-i_ side of the scam, over to tho senm; skiTt. Collar ltd cuffs may bo of '■fimnllimx," said lllcnalmejujcny,---- M n|lu,n „K| Kmma SpenTer, Helim press plaits. How belt to upper edge . wsimting ‘ material, if desired. Tho ^Brtw)r-hcr-1n.“ wtnm nrdoctor. ., ' ... ’ „ .! „ . of 'skirt, notehrs _nud center-backs laser edge of the blouse Is gathered . , .. ,, ,, Kennedy, Nadeline Mullein, I-rank Blenalmo watted In tho cold. H o ’ ,,. , . ..... i te * waistband, while the two-piece evoq, Slip lim-Wit--« ndemrnth^tflo~oi■ was shivering, and ho knew hp was i Rhodes. NnOmi Sco^gan. John W il' . •lfir*—»**—'* at tit* Isff— tension at center-front of front gore; doomed; nevcrlli'’lesB gind ^,,n btorfe, Elmer iynee, W alter ; We H ave Added to OUT Full Llne novorthi’ IrKB he was, glad he aide front under a plait. There Is n lap right front end of belt on left, Carter, E. K Fosti*r, Jr Lucile An- nf Automobile Accessories—Tires* had done Big Jim a good turn. straight will*- licit at- the top of the center-front* even flnrge *‘ 0 " per­ Presently (he doctor came out; bis deraon, Ht-li-n .Carbon, John Brumforation in bell indicates centerskirt to whirb ttic front gore extends, front) and finish for closing. beieg sewed to the top of the skirt. eyes were angry, hut his month wan ley, LvClniro Jom**, Kittio Du Bose, Tubes, Horns and in fact anything Hew 2 refers to each |oekrt, notches Fsary (ncki-te with revers arc adtwitching. Elmer LnncWimat, John Henry l.und you may need in this I,Inc. near upper edges , even; roil revers jsrtcl st tlie side*. "Yoti’vo come on a long Journey.. quist, Edna Lord, Agnes Perrlt Is medium sire the dress requires over on the pocket extensions and It wasn’t necessary," he said.. Alice Randal!, Louise Rotunda, Ma­ Hi rani* 3fi-inch material, with 1 stitch upper edges of revers and ex* “ Dut tho smallpox. Doctor!’.’ bel Wilkinson, Erie Vihlcn, dig Also a Slock of tensions together. Adjust pocket to yinl of belling 114 Inches wldo for “ Mosaics, my son." said tho doctor, Carlson. position on skirt oyer box-plait at the Ike waistband. laying his hand on his arm. "I’ll take The home, dressmaker will find the side; and on the belt.without oulorf'* Sixth Grade— Ella Mnry ^luirrliargo of her for n day or two till flew very simple to innke. First close edgo of pocket along indicating small hend, Rosa Mitlu-im, Hattie Lewis, she's better. Sure you can como In the underarm and shoulder seams os **o” perforation*. llejdn Weth, Lizzy Flowers, Mabel and see her." sobbed, then turn the hem In front The suspender straps may be omit­ Blenalmo went In to flpd the girl Hrngg, Dick Terheun, Emily Bailey, st sotth. Onther lower edge of- front ted, if desired. SEE -US FOR seated in the doctor's chair. Bhe Demnrius Musson, Flbrotfce White, Pictorial Review Dress No. 6991. Hires, C to I t vears. Price, 16 cents. sprang to her feet nnd stretched out Ralph Woodruff, Roberr Thrasher, her arms. Pierce Griffin, Elizabeth Garrison, “ Francois!" she sobbed. “ It Is well, Nora Jenkins, Erminia Houser, Chur, then—It is -nothing. You did what lotto Smith, Doris Moore, Martha none of them dared to do. How can Duke, Madge Woodcock, Robert Huddled Over the Stove. I reward you?" , Suddenly Francois know. "Ah. Williams, Sarah Wncclcss, Marian but nobody was going to drive .10 Mademoiselle Arllno," ho Htarmnercd, Appleby, Mnrie Stemper, Margaret Ericson, Oitic Vera Gibson, Edward miles with an infected girl in a dog- "If you—If you—’’ Humph, Wyvern Duke, Muy Holly. Tho doctor's hand foil on hls shoul­ sleigh. Lltllo Iliennlme came forward. Ho der. “ Tho priest will bo hero In a Seventh' Grade— Annje Bruton, 9 whs shaking and as white as a sheet, couple of dnys.’’ ho said gruffly, ‘‘ile'e Lucile Jenkins, Dorothea Mickey, got tho host remedy for both of you." but ho enmo forward. -Shepherd, AnittP MilTii-lin, Prepared Specially for This Newspaper "I will tako her,” bo said,, and was eonscloqi Ihn* «tnmfll»..slt* wiw tr-Wwit Willie Mullein, Helen Randall. Mar­ New Location,' N eit to Seminole Man's Preference. started again, nobody was paying any _ _ B y J M c io r ia L B «K i«w - — If women' only _Hjtlcncd-io men in garet* ZacharyT’ AnnSTIIplbrdrFior( ’o-operative Mercantile Co. attention to It. their choice of clothes, they would 'u o n lf a a fool, Hlenotme,” said Big -always ho •’tailored" on tho attest'and Jltp and Loan Mlko together. "Want in publlo places In tho afternoon. T o Com plete the E ven in g Costume. to die, hey!” There Is no uniform In q^ilch thoy . the centerback scam, whieh is indi "I go If I die,” said Blenalmo. appear that so pleases tho masculine catcd by double “ o o ” perforation. pern He went out In tho direction of ths oy0; bui me trouble la that the Amer lded. An inThen the lining may bo adi boss’ shack. Ho knocked, and recelv- |cnn_ttoman_yloU«Mo the mgarTcs^r tcrlining Of Canton flannel may bo ad­ ■------ onswar, jaanLlw, to Anil grttrnr*-'taatiions that are -act fur tho French­ ded for warmth, if dcsilCtL.----- — hudillwl over tho stovo. tho fear of woman. and very otton, and In great KoW.'ToTd*Lis hood so as to bring the double “ oo " perforations toga- .death on her faco, wbero the signs mass, loses her Identity. Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gaaolnie Dry Cleaning. Alteraof tho dread disease wero already evi­ ther and closo tho *e*m from cen­ " tions of All Kinds on Short Notice dent. ter-back to tho outer edgo. If doH ONOR ROLL aired, lino tho hood, and sow to tho “ What do you want?" sho asked, Join Our Gentlemen's Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. seek edge, eenter-baeka and singlo looking up at him. largo “ O " perforations oven, regu ‘ SUITS $15.00 UPWARD "I take you to Shl^h, to tho doc­ Month of November, Sanford City lating tho gathers. I f 'desired tho . School* tor," answered the little Frenchman. hood may be msdo of contrasting . "Keep back, you fool.- Haven’t you First Grade— MsrionJLewis, Hel­ material, or it way bo made of tho *, moro senso?” demanded tho girl bit­ en 'J e n k in s ,n e t t le Houshnlder, same material as'tho cape, and tho terly. “ I reckon you don’t want to lining of contrasting material, and die. do yoUT" finished with a tAsset. mammm "I tako you to 8hlloh,” repeated the owneSElHStiHUZ-----1 Frenchman obstinately. “ Keep back! What about tho other boys? Wouldn't thoy como? I thought,” she gulped, ‘"maybe Big Jim wcfuld tako mo. Ho ought to, hegven knows.” Btcnalmo’s heart leaped. So it was Big Jim she loved. Then ho gritted hls teeth. “Uieful eiery day*' For preserving Oranges, Grapefruit, Kunupiats, "I'm glad It Is Big Jim and not me,” he aald, "because"flow It—It won't ritu. not- •••* Guavas, Pineapples, also lor Pot-Roasting, ulJu.U U .tM il msttcr." • * *v". Stewing, etc. Ho told her to watt while he har­ nessed bis dogs. Presently the sleigh camo along the trail, tho beasts pull­ ing with a will. rockets aro not only fashionable 0 8 c . "W hoa!" shouted Blenalmo, and as costume m a decoration, but nsofnl. Form a ttsrt i the eV'" } u8. *0,tu“ « they lay down In tho snow ho entered W , r , *hU o* China blue box plait at tho lower edgo of tho ruu>baa» and .nil bring lirinl* fl)* v«t. ll It h vas . ,rimmed w,th b**e* volpocket the ' • f l ' pCrforS- tho shsck again. The girl was still graceful hood whleh tloas to eorreap omllng smalt huddled over the stove and the coupon il presented on or before ■attrisi.1* Mmo or contrastlag perforations aad tack. Turn a hem "Como!" said Blenalmo. December 20, 1910 at upper edge at notches) atiteh 1 Bbo stared at him. "Von mean It, O inch, and 1^'inch from folded edgo Francois?" the cried. "Wouldn't— i.^.^ison (forming a heading); insort ribbon or- wouldn't anybody else come?" k nothin. It ' vcnl0» ®o*tumo and there eord and draw to tho required site. 2 0 _____________ Francois Blenalmo evaded that fashionable Just now Uia ^nshloaabls Adjust pocket to position underneath question, "My luck," he said. "I was .tho cape, .with upper edge of pocket JWi laodH drcaUr “ Wsai-Evtr" Coupon fcu a u,_. 11 „ n* b*no broadcloth at indicating small “ o " perforations. first on the spot" We will accept this coupon aril SBo n f i A i T collar of black ______ "Thoy wouldn’t cornel" abe ex­ ehlffoa Bow tho collar to neck edge with In payment for o»c -WssMDrtt" slxqusrt Aluminum Kettle, which sells **UrUl /I10*? ^and aamo center-backs and single large perfora­ claimed. "Ton don't mean you’ra go regularly si IMS, provided- you tions even, regulating -tho gathsr*. Ing to drlvo 20 miles, alttlng at my x«' R eplace uteoaila that w ear ou t ‘ sent this coupon at store on or *£ ». the design reWork a buttonhole along tho right side Francois? Why, ■It'll be s&re ore December 10, ‘ISIS. » I ^'*neh material, with front edge of tho capo.at small " o " death to you. They say If you take with utenaila that “ W ear-Ever^ Name ........... ..... ....... • . ........... rforation and sow a button near It in the open It’s sure to kill. Beat *M»Ud open affect, la s left front-edge for closing. Any Address iS * m» _ b.rtiad collar which Clipthecoupon-getyourKettle today! handsome braid or velvet ornamaat leave me here! Maybe Pit get well. I don't feel so bad." City........ Date................................. may-be used in the scheme of adjust­ n s ^ _ ^ » k s Urn cape, first closo ment, however. "Alas," aald Blenalme, "it Is no * - *'• First and*Oak use. I am sxpoaed now. I may as *«*isw Capo No. «947. BUea, M i l, medium and largo. Price, wall take you."Tho girl considered. Tea, that was true ife had exposed himself'alrcndr Sasy flome P r a ct Jgssons S The Ride to Shiloh ■J i S A u to A c c e s s o r ie s Sporting Goods Christmas Presents For Boys and Girls . Sasy ^Practical I Tiome, Dress AaKing\ Jjgssons San ford Cycle Co. MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. ! PHONE 174 “Wear-Ever” $ 1 .6 5 A lu m in u m Six-Q uart Kettle For O N LY «•* LSf lor*r ed*» H K Hill Hardware Co. tars- Cirace E. Williams Millinery Store �*■i* ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I HERALD p a c k four In that section U to SANFORD HERALD ed this season. And that e planted be ns m ea n s a crop High School Notes ( Mr. Lawton, _the new county so-, perintendcnt is s frequent visitor to the schools. 'H e has many, friends among the students and is veil liked by all; of .thousands of bushels toa be .harvested at a time of -year wben the oea frord summer output of potatoes M Other parts of the country has been . •' .. • . practically depleted. The Boys* Debating Society held But the announcement of the big) I f it is not convenient for you to come to our Bank use the w aovAwca planting arouse* interest especially I its meeting Friday, Nov. 24th, the mail— Take advantage o f this opportunity to do your banking pri­ because R speaks again for those [ollotHng subject being debated: “ worthless pine barrens of Florida” Resolved, That corporal punishment vately and with absolute safety. Either interest or checking ac­ are only beginning to come should be abolished from public counts invited. schools. Affirmative. William Ran­ into their own. ge,. LeC!sire Irvin; negative. Roby n e titire barrens” are the This strong Bank invites you cordially to bank by mail. Laing. Frank Chappell. The judge the turpentine campe. Laing, Travelers on trains through Florida rendered tendered decision decision in favor of the ! have- for years been shown the deso- negative. Af t rf M « t M , IS7S. tu *iu l**e "waste lands'* on which nothing The girls who did not goi to Oviedo but- scraggy pine tre «_ and s ick ly -visited Abe society. All agreed the footing wire grass were growing, debate was splendid and expressed a * A * T TOUR B U S ffi E S S anrl the settlers of Florioa tbemselvcs wish to be-invited to another meethad taken for granted that the inf. The Irving Literary Society "waste la r is " were acres as worth-, postponed its meeting until Wedneac. m . hand less as they looked. day. n~.rr.rf4M F. L WOODRUFF Vke-Fruid But they are raWng marvelous • crops of potatoes on the "worthless The boys have, certainly been 'a the matter pine barrens." Last spring there quiet lately. Wbat’a was a twenty thousand dotlar pay- boys? Dh, yes, we forgot the girts roll being dispersed every week to beat Oviedo twice at baaket ball. the workers in tbe potato fields ♦ 4 4 around Hastings. And tnis year It • Miss M ay Thrasher visited the­ I'm thankful we can be the leader ward his hotel be was congratulated extra features will be inaugurstid la announced the potato fields are to ir hool Wednesday. And get the best of swift Oviedo. by former Governor Jos. M. Brown, for the special entertainment of the 444 be larger than ever before. — Ruth Kanner. Judge H. D. D. Twiggs and others. out of town visitors. * t • Bob Holly of the Sanford Herald Mr. Watson's eyes glistened wit And in every section of Florida, ' Talk about athletics,'the girls cer­ Why Ike Team is Tkaakral baa been elected vice president of so called "waste land" . of other tainly have got the boys beaten a tears as he shook the hands of those All of us sre thankful for that good . . ■ Overlaad Dealers Take Trip the resuscitated Seminole County years can be made productive. mile; two gamds hand running with who had come forward to congratu­ football team W. A. Stringfellow, the local Over, ■cores of 20-13 and 24-20. Fair Association. It's a good move Florida, in truth, can produce, late him upon the gutcome. That fought and worked and played land agent left Saturday, for Toledo 444 and a good time for the Sanford ed­ enough food to feea all tne rest of so hard against St. Augustine. where he will be the guest of the Tbe senior class rings have .ar­ ito r to Bob up. — Plant City Courier. the country, and "perhaps" Florida Junior Civic League We yield to you they beat us with Willys-Overland Co. The Jacksonrived at last. They are of unusual is awakening to this fact. With their usual enterprise and ville Metropolis has the following ar­ their many fakes and tricks and pleasing design. . * »* The Christmas edition of The So all of us are thankful we held good taste, an'unusually fine pro­ ticle on the trip; W e .say "perhaps" because there gram was rendered bythe Junior Herald thia year will be issued on are thousands of acres of land in them down to six. A party o f . tAentyTeren Willy*. Miss Jessie Graves visited the Civic League on * Wednesday after­ Overland dealers in Florida, headed . Dec. 12th and will be one of tbe Florida lying Sale and tnere 4re »school last week, greatest advertising mediums that thousands of hef people b u yin g' But when we say Kissimmee, its noon at the Woman’s Club. Unfo^ by Gus H. Johnson, branch minag rt— : -444 fortunately there was a very small by Gus H. Johnson, branch rosnig* baa ever .bden offered the. public. their vegetables fn cans from N e w ! hard to rhyme in verse. Monday m0rning Mr. Exell augG et your copy ready and be sure England. tneir meat at high prices . g€Bted we bri„ g a contribution and And we quietly say we’ re very glad audience, quite select, but altogether will leave the city tonight in a spectoo small for the splendid effort ial Pullman car on the Royal Palm that you have .space in the big edi­ from Cnicago packers, and condensed Mnd jt to th e' Children's Home in they didn't beat us worse. tion. As a shopper’s guide it 'will be milk from the .evaporating pl*nts Jacksonville. Quite a large amount We’ re thankful for our able coach made by these young people and for Chattanooga, from where they . their chairman,. Mrs. H. C. Gerror. will go to Toledo, to attendaan inpar excellent. of New ^ ork creameries! M iam i. 0f money and other things were re- > . • w ho helped us all he could. And when defeat was in our face, As a rule the Junior program has nual convention of representatives Metropotis. . ; ciived. one of the best audiences of any dc the company's factory. The mat­ , true by us all he stood. Everybody should pull for the partment. It is s distinct depart­ ing will be held next week. Serpinolr Fair. The lime is short T H E FR E E R AN G E The Irving Literary Society held After we left Orlando wc had. the ment of its own, mothered b y the but Sanford peopln are poled for Many of the Advocate editor’s its meeting Wednesday, N ov. 29. Welfare Department and adopted 1 Florida will be well advertisedHby U roll to call. their progresuvencss and m a short . 0id„ t and truest friends are m e n ' A mo#l intcrwtinK Thanksgiving by* the Woman'a Club. Mrs. W.E. } ,ta ,ive ,tock representatives at tbe most And we are very thankful We got time we can arrange for a fine fair, who have cattle on the free range. m waa given; Watson, chairman of the • W elfare! meot‘ PK* ** oranges and live alliggback home j t all. W e have the goods and it will take and wa would be the |Mt man who, , Current Events. Martha Brown, Department opened the meeting and . tor* * re being taken .along to di»Of course it's discouraging to never with a few words of praise and com- j lr,bule “ B°uvenirs. While in Dili little pf-our time but each ° n « j would injure either t heir bu, j ness or o significance of Thanksgiving. tie nor win. ahould contribute a little time nd their feelings, but on the other hand. Written by Fern Ward and read by eL*?tir and TH KMd>>’ * nd Saturday they were mendationI for th th*. eLague Its But aftfcr you have thought it qu Lwtfention to fhe fair—our fain. you might as well try to sweep back Edna Chittenden. _ "necessity to the club turned it over entertained by Mr. Johnson —— -—Ttmlovirts not a sin. Those going from Florida are: ' ----- O ----the ocean tide with a broom as to. - -8-DuetrBeulah and Blanshe Spurto Julia Laing, president of the E. P. Carter. R. L. Starhird. M C. Junior. After singing America, the _Miaa_Law_th^avii»treM^wliT7rsde *toP~Thc hand or progress and devel­ ling. Tomorrow we're going to St. Augus­ president gave her annual address, Utrey, P. R. Board man. W, A. opment, and randor compel* us to the I ong distance flight, did a man's 4 Why America is Thankful, Klita tine, and we're going there to which Was brief and-to the point, . btringfellow, G. D. Boring, f.^ B. say that it is our opinion that the work, and »h«*n a woman does a Lovejoy. pi«y. , 'giving an outline of the object and - ***d****• f z l Everit-I.^C. G. Mirman's .work vjmi-bow sht* lus»-s pres­ <iaj s of the free range are numbered. 5 The Thankfullcrs, Roasmond And when we come back w f* purposes of the League a*nd plans for \ 1>r‘ app' J ” tige wi th the man who wants a w ife,; We have, long believed that Jree Radford.. we’ll bp more thankful u an the coming year. The young presi! ^ fo r a life companion, hence' we ar-^range has seen its best day* and re-.‘ 8 Piano Soth, Elite L ovejoy* today, ‘ dent, with the secretary. Sarah J*' Shackleford, M. R. Lester. ( . W. Why the High School is Thank-. rive at the cor.rlcxton (hat Miss Law f ,.nt developments have confirmed — Oliver Murrell. Wight have been quite active and * ° r*on* * *' H ui,e>'* JPro*®J will die an old maid. —Apalachicola this opinion. When such mcii as the ful— W ritleq by Lillian Rhode*, read faithful since its organization, w ith ;**' ” enner* G* ^ ■ Hill. N. Time*.# I Parkers of Arcadia see the "hand by Lucille Hines. the r*st of its members. Rosamond Brown H. J. Griffin. J. T tteathas. Wrong deductions, old fe'.low. r writing on the wall" and dispose of W h y*th e Basket Team is Radford gave a selection in reading |D ' -M ' , r ° u and ° ' Ul *‘ Miaa" Law has been married "e Y -jhalf a.-million dollars worth of cattle Thankful. Ruth Kanner. * entitled "Things to be thankful From over the country i.OOO ♦ral years. because they could not see twhere 9 Why lhe Football Team is for," given in her usual expresive tomobile men will journey to ToCalendar . ------------ :(> — — they could continue to graze them. Thankfi^. written by Oliver Murmanner. This was followed by a R*d° to take part in th- convention Wednesday, Dec. 6— A few Cattocrats, because Frank it is time for others to take* notice. rdi read by Captain of the team. Regular business meeting of the piano number well rendered b y . and to inspect the Willys-Ovtrlir.d The free range of the great west. Clark and W. J. Hears supported The following program committee dub| at i . hich time rcport3 « ill be- Julia Laing, after which May and plant. The dealers front the south Knott are threatening them with op­ the most wonderful cattle county - -was .appointed from the F'reshman ! made b y 'M rs . W L. Morgan and Mildred Holly aang a bright, catchy w' d travel over the Southern Rail position t » o years henr*- Silly nonworld, is practically a thing of rjaM. Carolyn Spencer, Scrita Lake, M rs Geo F'ox, delegates to the '.duet to the accompaniment of Mrs. ‘ wa>’* Queen and Crescent Rcutr, sense. Fran* ( lark and “ Joe" Sears the paat, and it is natural that it CfJfa Lee T i„ i9 The boya W(.re nl| ' " Florida Federation of Women's j James Taylor. The charming little 'arid Bog Four Route. Special Pull­ are making rood in congress. .Two will become a thing of the pjist in lb'(.re by special invitation and cor- Clubs which met in »*1- —1 Miami, Nov. I program closed with another recita­ man cars .will be run from Ra!ei(h, years hence they will he more-popt:- Florida. The wise man is the one |tainIy enjoyed the fine program. Columbia, Asheville, 21-24 inclusive. tion by Julia Laing entitled "Our Charlotte, ia r than they were when they won that governs himself accordingly, 4^4Tuesday, Dec. 19— Hired Girl.” The program was Jacksonville, Atlanta, Mobile, Sew ■weeping victories this year. Those) Thp o)(, frw wilh it3 ramp. j Orleans, Birmingham and ChsttsA party of about twenty ytAin? A beautiful program which in­ pleasing and delighteful throughout nooga. These Will be assembled it*10 defeat! ing out and horsemanship was m o r e folks went to Oviedo1 in .Murrell s who imagine that thf> and well rendered. The shower for ■* ' a .business—but . . . . — - - f »truck — i- vFriday '- .'.i- .. - tfor — lb (, b a |l cludes McDowell and Carrie Jacobs theee congressmen had just as well|0j* # aporj■ than was the orphans brought a number of two separate trains, at Knoxrills Bond, American composers of note and Chattanooga* and run through their time and their money. H i a apart that paid handsome divl- . game. good things. , will be rendered by the Music De­ J im ’ Alexander thinks ne can defeat tq Tuledo. arriving there St 7 »' •• partment with Miss M argaret Davis Monday. £eam, and Jirp think* inutim ik >u >ci n. h*™. This Hi^h School had chairman.' “ Mils Davis nerset? is a This month month the the High W ILL HAVE W ARSH IPS can l»eat Clark, they can'go to It-* .The convention, it-is clairasd. villIIUt .whBe tha free life of thg_lftprc. yh oittfgM r^ on or rolMn the" history brilliant musician and is planning a f 4»ut they,* too, will get ihftMesson. -hxsritTTftscinatlons, so also has the set a precedent. twenty iperi*l of the ifchool, about 60 were on it. very fine program. These two com­ Great Naval Show Will be Featured ■n-tup;i MttF’ rorrest Lal:e and Dr. modern stock farm, with’ it* fine trains will carry the dealer* to To­ at Jacksonville Fair posers are among the favorites with “ 7 *- 4 Fogarty can’ t touch Eears U’a time blooded cattle and * growing crops, ledo where they will be the guests The fallowing bulletin has been Sanford, music lovehi and on the for serious thought. It may be, and the loveni of fine anlfnals" wdH Why the High School is Thankful of t he Willya-Overland ComMBJCi.----program will bc some of .Sanford's issued from the Naval papartmeni Frank Clark will go back only once doubtless fsnd more real satisfaction By Lillian Rhodes . f I t WasETnglon. T‘T take pleasure In anL more, and then go after the governor and money in the modern Block farm W e are thi nVfnl tbwt.fn th— -tlm ft D tlt advising that the Destroyers Sterround Parly of war ■Up. H e w o j ^ ^ . e aji id e a U fi^ i t h3Trth p y tVer“ did on the frM^ange, Called meeting .of Social Depart­ rett, Lamson and Monaghan with At seven o'clock last Tuesday WI1UY and 1 can t think of any man gnd we for Florida to become From the scenes of strife we are ment at club house Tuesday after smaller vessels have been ordered to night a large number of M eth odist* # juat now who could defeat him.— the greatest stock producing state in very far; * noon at 3:30 o'clock. Jacksonville for naval parade during gathered at the home of Mr. arJ Dixie. In the midst of high prices and fail­ tne‘ Union, the period of the Duval County Mrs. Abernathy preparatory to go­ ing graip At the Rest Room will be found F'air, Dccembpr *5th to 9th.” ing to* the parsonage to gi*e ottr All over the state modern stock Old Sanford High goes on just the • F L O R ID A , A " L A N D OF G A R ­ beautiful articles of fancy work, farms are springing up; some of a The pretence in Jacksonville wa- pastor and yrif*» R*v- * ftd‘ ^ r*' same. Christmas, hand painted place cards DENS" Steinmeyer*a pounding. few hundred acres and some of many Her boys and girl* and teachers top gnd other things suitable for Christ­ ten or the naval repripentation at Hastings ' reports that the Jargest At 7:30 we all lined uji and with thousand acres; and these arc not W ill remain ever faithful and true; the time of the fair will - serve to mas gifts. acreage1 of Trisli potafoes ever plaptour talking machines locked up *• dreams of unexperienced men, but of- A n d ,it.matters. Jiot how far we roam, greatly Increase the attendance. The stole across the street as quietly »* teh the promoters are men wha’ HkVe W e'll feel for our school as a second recognition of the Importance of the mice and arrived to find Mr*. SteioWatson Not Gulll? spent tbe greater portion of their Florida Exposition and Duval. Coun­ %home. Augusta, Ga;, Dec. 1.—Thomas E. ty Fair by the assignment of the meyer and children in parlor slot" lives in Florida and know something W c are thankful for these, yet. most Watson, author and editor, was ac­ boats to this duty possesses no In­ ing. which- rendered our entrant of its possibilities; others are men of all. from other stock growing countries! af0 gtoj to bc back In oxr rtudy quitted here today by a jury in considerable significance. Probably unnoticed. The hostess looked. uP Federal Court on the charge of send­ never before have vessels of the navy and discovered the room full 0 and they readily see the advantages hall. smiling facts. Her aalutation * ing obscene matter through, the of F’ lorida. !b reading the palters ofbeen assigned under similar condi­ historic remark which »ome suit**** mails. Florida there is not g week that » '« tions. The Lo o se L e a f W e’ ve been knocked about from ed to have engraved on her torn The verdict of not guilty was do not see where some mnn or com­ The live stock', agricultural and pillar to post, . stone. K in d brought in at 10:45 this morning. pany is taking in land for the culti­ And no one knows who suffered The ju ry ’ hktT had .the case since 7 poultry entries will be the largest vation of crops and raising cattle and After depositing on the diei**' exhibits ever shown in the southeast. most— : o’clock Thursday evening. Court Immense building* have been erected table our numerous package* ** this means just that much taken T b e teachers who searched both far convened shortly after 10 o'clock r p ilK Y - make useful and ap■pent some minutes in greeting*, away from the free range. The re­ to house these exhibits. _ and wide but It was not until 10:42 that, the duction of land for frec'range it con­ after which followed a 111vfly propriate Christmas Gifts T o ft ad where, her missing d a ta did foreman tent word that a verdict The U. S. Department of Agricul­ promptu program • to which tinual and it can only be a matter of prUIBjHU pruimui " ---- nr*dym that con be used for storing hide, had been found. When the jury ture 120,000 exhibit, occupying a all present contributed, ronsistmC time until there is no free range left. Or the pupils who roamed the build­ filed In Judge Lambdin asked the aperial' building of 10,000 aq. ft. memoranda of any sort. One music, both piano and violin, re* This may work a hardship on ing roundor all leaves may he taken out foreman if a verdict had been reach­ apace is the moat unique exhibit ings, anecdotes, reminiscence* some. It will certainly take the ro­ T o see If a cofy nook could be found ed. The foreman nodded. The ver­ ever presented by any government. mance out of the cattle business and In a second and more put in If A pleasing festu** Where they might study for a quiet dict was handed to the clerk and he Twenty shows and riding dovicea conundrums. put it on a buslncaa basis. But Was the singing by all of a nuntbw have been engaged for thia event. hour, read: whether it be for the beat or the A chance as rare as a previous flower. "W e, the jury, find the defendant These shows have • been carefully of the old song* our mothers loT worse, it will certainly be for the Wo are thankful; yea. but moat of not guilty on four counts. censored and selected by the mans The evening ended witn serving W c have them in many worse for the man who owns cattle agement for their quality and clean­ all, • on the free range and makes no refreshments so thoughtfully P*®" sizes and at prices from „ O. S. Barnett, Foreman." liness. W e are glad to be back in our study Mrs. W. 8preparations for the future. Land la There was no demonstration in vided -~%W by Mr. hall. 50c to $1.00 Bands and free acta will entertain Hdear today compared with a few the court, though many of Mr. WatThornton. years ago, but it la cheaper today ion's friends pressed forward to con­ the' visitors every hour of the day than It will ever be again, and the gratulate him. Mr. Watson asked and night. Why Ike Baaket Ball Team la Special excusrlon rates have_htan high price of cattle la only hastening Uttla 55 at •« Time. Hall'll• • f the co\irt J l be might leave and the Thankful The chief art or learning. » » granted on all lines of travel enter­ the day when we will have no free judge indicated that he might depar m thankful that tir "basket-ball,-* baa observed, la to attempt but range in Florida and we predict that at once. A« the jury passed put Mr. ing Jacksonville. W e win a game or two. ‘ at a lime. The widest « icdr,1l^ ' 1.tl_ it will not be ten yeafa before there' n thankful that to Sanford High Watson shook the hand of each mem The general admission will bo 25c the mind are made by ,hor* ,*77" la a no-fonce law In south Florida, ber. One of the jurors, J. H. Koger and 10c' for children. W e proved ouraelvra true blue. frequently repealed; the mo«t Ju^ , •nd we doubt if it * ill be five yearn of Grovetown, Ga., ffirfd^feed him. Thursday*-December 7th haa been fabrics-of science are formed t»y ^ before M i n i itock runninglat Urge will be th.nkful we have showed to all, Aa the former defendant went set aside aa Jacksonville and Slater continued accumulation of single jaw PHONE 148 ^ th ln g jr f thta coun ry.j ^ ^ eat} win at basket ball; down the atepa and proceeded to-, Cltiee Oh*. On this occasion special Ostlloua.—Johnson. R- i . HOLLY, Editor M. HATTIES. Redoes* Manager THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY U.'S. Mail Goes Everywhere PEOPLES BANK O F S A N F O R D SANFORD, FLORIDA WOMAN’S CLUB Office Supply Dept. �■; PAGE FIFE THE SANFORD HERALD AND ABOUT THE CITY IN ' little lUppeninca Mention of Matters in B r ie fPersonal Items of * I nterest i RWaanr •' lhf 8« “ T«lka Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald Readers +++++++* * * • * * • * * * * + Carl Il*nd leaves ton ght or the St.U V n h cm ly at Gainesville for ? ! ,hort course given to the Piff & and Corn Club boy.. Carl ii L only representative from Sera- inoif «*un,y and wo h.® ? v V w‘ SJn; home '.-lot of useful Informa­ wrurding Pi* Club work. . Hoi of oranges packed for Chriatcl/ts. Mrs. Alexander Vnughn. Phone 32.1. Head" or Park Ave*. and Rujoey St. Jl-3tc Don't let your Christmas shoppinI wait Until the last minute! tin.tie and bustle and loojc for the ^ 1 Store. 31-ltc ' If all the people who havo taken Tsnlsc were to form*, line of march in single fde, this grand army would retrh clear across the American con­ tinent from Now York to San Frandico and extend over 600 miles into the Pacific Ocean. 30-11 You are cordially invited .to at­ tend our annual Holiday Opening, , Wdav.‘ 8*H. ' . Special sale in all dreaaes at the French Millinery Shop. 31-ltc 4:50 ferry boat to Enterprise for Titusville train. 27-10tp LooW\ lookl Hats at the French Millinery Shop half price. Some wonderful values. 31-ltc The ff. C. T. U. is to be held at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at t^ie Baptist Temple. All Christian, pat­ riotic wompn are invited to nttend. , C. I). Corsets at the French Shop. Fitter with a thousand samples will be here Dec. 18th.. Doh't fall to see them. 31-ltc 400 Cases corn and tomatoes juyt arrived. $2.40 per case’ while they lut, at Sanford Flour Jt Feed Co.'s store. 31-tf The Gossurd Corset can he found at the French Millinery Shop. 31-lc Stop and jsee the Christmas toys of all kinds at French Millinery Shop. 31-ltc Mr. and Mrs. S. M.'S.waHz are at htfxe for the- winter at thcir_beautifiiP home on Golden Lake. The largest, best and freshest stock of groceries and feeds at San­ ford Hour & Feed Co.'s atoro. 31-tf (kir better Sweet Feed Is only 52.'.'5 per *uek. Sanford Flour & I. Feed Co. 31-tf tion boa t fail to see the “ Elopement of Kllen" at the Lyric Thursday Bight. \irginin Fancy Hand Picked Pea­ nut* at the Sanford Flour & Feed Co.'» itore. 31-tf your Scratch Feed Poultry Grit and Wheat from Sanford^Flour A Fred Co. 31-tf Ticket* only 35cla. for the"ElopcJuit.arrived a fresh lot of Rettcr S»Mt Feed only $2.26'per sack at Sinford Flour & Feed Co. 31-tf • Reserve your aoats for "E lo p c - RED CROSS SEAL FIGURES. 325.000. 000 Holiday Stickers Already Distributed-In United States. Iren tn Wirt'r. • Half a part to tho1million of Iron In wnter Is detectable by taste, nml mors than four or five parts mako watei tmpalatahlo. In some mineral springs tvon Is the constituent which Imparts a medicinal value to the water,'but ordinarily It is undesirable. More than 2.6 parts a million in water used for laundering makes a stain oh the clothes. Iron must be removed from water from which Ice m tnndo, nr a cloudy, dIscoitired product will result. An Iron content of more tlinn two or three parts a million In water used In •he manufacture of paper will stain the paper. Few people bare any conception of tho imfdnll ude of the Red Crons Christinns Seal Cnmpnlun. Here arc n few figures that will show what n gigantic movement this is. Already 323,000.000 8oals linvo been printed and practically Hint entire number distributed to agcntH In every Mali- nml territory of the Union from Alaska to the Canal . Stone, fnmi Porlo'ltlco to llnwnll. and even In Hie fur off Philippines. Ad­ vertising cln-ulnrs, posters, cards, etc., to tbe number of several millions, Imre also been distributed. Not less tlmn Bachelors Shown In Bad Light, 1.000. 00Q personal letters asking |»eo. Among bachelors 38 out of 1,000 are* pie to buy Seals bare b^en sent out 'I t Is estimated that Hu* army of work­ criminals, whllo of tho married men ers, nearly nil of whom are v o l u n t e e r s , tho proportion II only 18 to 1,000. .engaged In selling the Seals nutubers well over Q00JJ00. Tbe advertising Most Important. and publicity devoted to the campaign Next to knowing when to seize an 4unnuntn to several hundred thousand opportunity, the most Important thing dollars. Every effort Is being put In life tl to know when to forego an forth to sell 100,000.000 Henls, or only advantage.- Heaconiflsld. one for every man, woman nml child In the United States. Hits will mean Obstructs the View. $1,000,000 for the ant I-tuberculosis Homo men arc unable to boo down campaign In the United Slates. Over the straight and narrow path because lJiOt) nntl-tubwrculosU associations of a big round dollar ohstructa their view. the country dertv# their support from lied Cross Seals. Not Quite. H<j— "That r.ceno quite took ihy JERRY WANTS A LUNG. brcalh ' away." She (tartly)—"Well, you had It with you when you came Purchase of Rsd Cross 3«alt W ill Htlp back after tho ncL" to 8upply Nssd. W a it e d : A good lung. This was the theme of a letter to* rbymo received the other day by the HL Louis Bocloty for tho Relief nml Prevention of Tubercu­ losis from ten-year-old Jerry O'Connor, a pupil at the open air school formerly conducted by that society. Ills poem, Inspired by the lied Cross Christmas Beal Kale, follows: "Now, If there's a present goln' round. Ttiere’a Just one thin* for me. Ask 8anle« for one new lues, A right one—mine'* T. B. **T. B. Is what skinny folks how It kills us poor, weak boys. Bo, Jn your prayers remember me. 1 wish you a thousan* Joys. “ A Merry Chrlitmaa to you all, A aong I've often sung— But don't forget die skinny kid, . And pay for his new lung.” The flmlle of Serenity. "That mnn Is surely an optimist.’* “ How'do yo|l knowT" "He smttes con­ tinually." "Maybe he's an optimist and maybe bv s a diplomat." The Exact Status. "1 understand your neighbor keeps chickens?" "Not exactly. Ho owns rhlckcns, but my garden furnishes their keep." A Friend of Humanity. Knlckcr—"Han Smith's car made him popular?" Bockor—"Those ho tikes out sue him for damages and tho rest nue him for breach of contract" There aru thousands of Jerrys all Dally Thought' over tho United Staten who want "new Pain and dospalr ami heartache coat lungs" nnd n chance to save their old 1 y0u down for nwhllo, but afterward ones. Tbe sale of Itcd Cross Benin bel|>s they help you to understand.—John to prevldo o|ien nlr school, sanatorium, Ollvrr Hobbes and home care for such lioyn an Jerry. Bow-Wowl Wow! SECRETARY BAKER LIKES RED CROSS SEAL IDEA - Sauerkraut, wo aro now assured, contains the longevity germ, and Is the proper food for mnn, Now n good word for tho Frankfort that holds It Wants His Children to Bacoma P a rt­ down. ners In Antl-Tubarculosla Fight. Newton 1). Raker,.Secretary of War, Jerks the Heartstrings. la an cnthudaHt In the use of ltcd Marjorle-r'Tho hoys are simply wild Cross Christmas Reals. A year nen, when-lie was hi ill Mayor of Cleveland, about her nml she can't sing at all/ he ' wrote to |iio Anti Tuberculosis Lillian—"Did you over see how Bwoot ly sho can cry?*" League of (Imt city ns follows: "1 enclose my check for for this Fair Meeting Tonight year's Pen!: nml atno my order for ijf The hoard of directors of the Reals for . IPliL No other one thing Seminole County Fair Association menus ro niucb to life, health nml hap pltiess of tho is'oplA of Cleveland as will meet tonight in the court house the fight against tultereuloaht. The at 7 o’clock. All those interested in League Is offering n great privilege to j the fair are cordially invited to uttho |>eop1o of Cleveland In giving them tend the meeting,* as all the meetings this opportunity to Join tlielr forces In nn, public and the directors are nnx<i grvat cause. I f ju h to get expressions and idepa of /’I’ Iease send twenty-five Seals to the citizens of tho county. each of. toy children. Address them Hetty, Jnck and Peggy linker, resj>ec12 Men -Make I’ rlrr* llvcly, at my house, 1861 Crawford New* York, Doc, 2.—A .declarationRond. I want them each to put seals on eaeli o f j heir .Christman prasonta *h> of war on the egg. butter nnfl^Tfihil Umtlhey will learn Hint they, too,- arc exchanges was made today by. John partners la the community burden and J, Dillon, the state commissioner- of shan) tho community opjiortunity,*' foods nnd markets, in an effort to Have you *tKuight your Re*l Cross cut the high cost of living. Reals and shouldered thereby your lie declared that trading on some shan* of the community burden ai|d op- of the food exchaiiEia—was «lowoP<>rtunlt|7_ merely among the members, pot __ with outsiders— and that leas than twelve men make the food prices for Treea on a Boundary. When trees grow on a boundary line the entire country. “ *nt of Ellen" at L. R. P hilips, nrdBesdtjr arm . n o extra charge. I You can -buy any amount from *orth to a car load from the San•ofo Flour Si Feed Co. 31-tf they belong to the owner of the land Boycott Brings Results . Anybody can tell you how to find even though they ho only-Mix Inches Chicago, Dec. 4.— Boycotts on « • Sanford Flour & Feed Co.’s over the lino. The fruit on the tree be­ longs to this owpdr oven though the food supplies arc being marked with orr’ 31-tf limbs extend over the nthtr man’s land. tiucceniw -ln’ Chicago,* rrtcnrhV!rft * " if delightfully funny and compiicatThe owner cannot, tie nelgSTtorw jMitottiona in the "Elopemimt of 'property to pick Ihla fruit without women's and civic organization par­ ticipating the "food war" announced permission, nor van'the neighbor legaltodny. It was pointed out that di«i»y night at tho Lyric. See it. y pick tho fruit on the tree. diminishing prices of butter, eggs Eveprbody is buying their grocerand poultry rqn be attributed in n Worth Corxlderlng. . *na feed from tho Sanford Flour large measure to the campaigns. - A "Pm golnx to n summer hotel that recd Co. because they sell so makes a specialty of good things tg further fall in the egg market was *«» eat. Tho manager weighs pearly 300 predicted by Dr. John Dill Robert­ loJ ,J0U Wnnt *re*h groceries at* a pounds nnd his wife tips the pcales son, city health commissioner, who lf, Ko to Sanford Flour & nt morn than 300 pounds." "SHU, I said: '« d Co. store. 31-tf wouldn't Jump tg*'conclusions. How ‘ T am .looking for a big smash in the egg market. The boycott idea tine1! l,!liiard doLand was shop- do you know they cat there?*' "J J * !*• diy thu « « k . la spreading all over the country and as Chicago is in the center egg mar­ left t a Hyman and cnildren Overheard In 2000 A. D. "Now* this Is the skaleton of a man ket the refusal to buy is to have a I < « 52? u"vUlt »' I Juper rB‘ man’s mother at who. lived In tho twentieth century," big effect shortly." "Why Is one arm so much longer than tho other, professor?" "This Is not New Railroad in Florida n'» « r Ihnn * nd ch,ckcn* u« Hice an unusual case. You will notlco that Tampa, Deo. 4.— A large party of i ,Bck for »» San- the right arm Is eevoral Inches longer n ! ? U; Fepd Co. Store. 3Jr « than the left and la>duo to tho custom capitaliatf will arrive here today 4 ?rod Mcnl Sanford Flour quite common In those days of cling­ from the east for the purpose of ing to & strap with,the right hand making a Croat atato trip ovor the ^ r n e t u ° : 1 “loro (o r o n ]y * 2 * M while holding a newspaper In the left route of a proposed railway, which ,0f 1 dairy ^ ,9_ uai. ^ ia to connect the two coaata. They hand.” 31-tf i(\ will be headed by Charles II. Baker of New York city. The capitalists will go from this city to Bradentown by boat, and then proceed from that point to Arcadia, Moorehaven, Palm Beach and Miami by rail. They will probably, LYRIC THEATRE 'f bn entertdned by tho Boards of Trade of these cities. , New Shipment of Shapes Just Received, Fine V a­ Moorchcvon is a new township on riety to Choose From. Don’ t Fail to See Them tho edge of tho Everglades, and a number of northern people have be­ come interested in its development, and It ia planned to start truck rais­ ing there on a large scale. This township ia cart of Miami and h.-s THE Q U A L IT Y S H O P lRS- L D- PEARSON, Her- MRS. A. D. PARRISH, Assi. ' not ypt been reached by a railway. The inspection is for the purpose of determining the feasibility of build­ ing such a line. Oyster Supper at Moore’s There will be nn oyster supper at the Moore's Station church Friday evening, Dec: 8, Oysters served dif­ ferent styles —coffee, mid rako served also. Every one come and bring your friends. LONG WOOD PIC K UPS II. I. Woodcock returned Friday from Maihc. « Miss Olive’ Dlnke! spent Friday and Saturday in Orlando, guest of the Misses Hand. Mrs. and Miss Morton of Orlando spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. J. S. Dinkul nnd family. Mrs. H. R. Chapman spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel. E. L. Dinkel and' Miss Evelyn Waits motored to Gotha Sunday. T. P. Lewis was transacting busi­ ness in Orlando Friday. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Nleymor mo­ tored to Crystal River one day last week. Mrs. Givens and Mrs. Latnotittc of Tumpn are the guests of Mrs. Geo. llardawuy. / Married In Jacksonville Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry H. Lewis ar­ rived in the d|y yesterday and the news lenks out that they Were quietly married in Jacksonville last Sat­ urday nt the Presbyterian manse by Rev. Ross Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis nrc former residents of Defiance, Ohio, wbere they nrc prominently connected with the oldest families of thnt section and have many friends who will ex­ tend bcsL wishes. Mr. Lewis has been a resident of Sanford for the past year being con­ nected with the Connelly Real Es­ tate Co., and has property interests in Geneva 'nnd other parts of Scminole county. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis will reside at 701 Myrtle avenue and we welcome them to our midst. From North Carolina A ramping outfit on an auto truck on tip* streets yesterday attracted muih attention, being a house on win els. It was the property of J. E. Rcghter of Fayetteville, North Car­ olina who with Mrs.- Register and little daughter are making the trip from Fayetteville to Ft. . Myers. They stopped off here for several days to visit the sister of Mrs. Reg­ ister, Mrs. A. McDonald of Celery avenue. • Rev Walker Here Rev. and Mrs. L. S. Walker of Rirhville Illinois are in the city the guests of their *on, C. It. Wnlker nnd family.; Rev. Walker is eightynight years of ago hut bun no diffi­ culty in making long railway jour­ neys |o Florida and comes’ down each ■year, being In love with the Florida climate nnd Sanford' in par­ ticular. Millinery, Christmas Novelties, Wilcox Paintings of Florida Scenery MRS. GRACE E. W IL L IA M S Nevt to iMcCuIlers 106 East First Sircet •• ability thnt like attempts will he things tendered Rev. and Mrs. F. E. made to swindle towns, cities and Steinmeyer on Tuesday evening by commercial organisations with nn the Indies'and friends of the Methodassertion of influence In the selec- 1st church. The surprise was comtion of roads to receive federal nid. plete and the charming uttentioSuch assertions aj-e absolutely much appreciated by the recipients, without foundation nnd, in the in- A program which included music tercet of good roadB and good gov- “ 'id- reading selections was rendered ernment they should he reported th,lt was much enjoyed and light reimmpdiately to the..United Stntes freshments we;o served during the office of puhlic roads at Washington, evening. Any district or organisation which j — z----wishes to secure federal aid-in road-' Mrs. David MrDnniel of Geneva, building must take the matter up and party spent Friday in town with the state highway department shopping. of its state, .for the United States -------under the law can deal only with [ Mnster St. John nnd Lillie May state, highway departments in ex- ( Mehrtons came home from the Con­ tending and for road building. , vent School in Jacksonville to spend It is a reasonable inference from ^ Thanksgiving holidays at home tho facts that anybody who claims 'V 1’ i,arcnl5* JHr. and M n ... an association he represents can‘Inr . tiuence the United States govern4 ment in this work should he regardMiss May Thrasher returned to cd with suspicion.— Florida Grower. Tampa on Friday kftcr a pleasant ---------------------i visit of several days to Mrs. W. E. ~ Watson. Notice Notice Is hereby given that I Michaol Sboltz on behalf of myself a •, . , ’ associates, legal representatives and ,,, , * , assigns will apply to the county com­ missioners of Seminole county, state of Florida, at their regular meeting in December to-wit: On Monday, December Ith, A. D. 11)16, for leave to establish u toll hridgo across the St. Johns river at what is known as Osteen Ferry, to take the place and stead of said ferry, and said bridge to lie built at this point on said river where the ferry now is nnd on the Sanford and Osteen road, the St. Johns river at that point being approximately nine hufidred feet (900) wide, and the depth of tho water being approximate ly from one (1) to fifteen (16) feet deep. M IC H A E L SHOLTZ Tucs-23-4tc PEOPLE AND EVENTS Mias Zoc Munson ro turned Sun, ,*, , . day to take up her school duties at r- „ , . ... , .. . , ,,,, . Gotha after* a delightful I hunksgiving visit to tho home folks. Master Walter Carter spent-the week end happily with his grand­ parents in Oviedo. i * *. * {-Miss Norma Herndon and Misi Helen Shelton, after a delightful holiday at home have returned to their respective schools in Orlando a,,d Winter Park, * " r- ^am Flcahcarty of New .York, who is ;> Pcrsonnl friends of Mr. nnd Mn*-. Fred Wilmot spent ThanksRiving week in the city as their Euw,t- enjoying several days hunting and fishing. ’- •• Mr. nnd Mrs. H. 1). Clarke havo taken up jhoir residence with Mrs. Geo. Davis Hart for the winter. ^Continued from Page 3) *| Mrs. D. L. Thrasher loft Runfiay Social lie pi. Dunce afternoon for T a m p a after a few Tho Social Dept, of the Woman's (|nyil* visit wJth Mrs puleaton* Club gave its first dance of the sen- and other Hanford frtcuds. Mrs. son Tuesday’ evening at the. club Thrasher is receiving many delighthouse. Mrs, F. E. Roumillnt was [ (|| Mor-lnl attentions in Tampa where hostess for the evening. R)1L> hus recently taken up her reslDelieious punch was served and t]encc music wus furnished by the stringed orchestra, A most delightful even­ When Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnd Ilouing was enjoyed by nil. chclle , return Saturday to Charles­ Thoso present wore Mr. and Mrs. ton, West Virginia they will he F. E. Rouniillat, Mr. nnd Mrs, R. companied by their nepbow, Fred A. Ncwtfiun,“ D f. and Mrs. Puleaton, Wight, who bus accepted s position Mr. and Mrs, R. W. Herndon,-Mr. with the Virginia Power. Company. and Mrs, LeAis. Mr..apd- Mrs. J. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill, Miss Annie llenfroe spent Sunday Mesdames Vorge, McLaughlin, Hen­ in. Sanford with her brother, ,Mr. ry, Holly, Misses Olga Hthullr, Harvey Rr-nfroe while on route_hama____ Hnidee Williams^ I ^ u C h H l o U p . from Cuyftfcog>. pg l s, Ohio, t o lt o r Hand, Clnrbnrtf~ST6rTing. “ RTcasm ’ ft home in Richland. M. Lloyd,,Clarence Mahoney, W. B. Edwards, Hume Rumph,. Morris Mr. and Mrs, J. G. Hurley are re­ Spencer, Edward Betts, Reginald siding at 610 Magnolia avenue. Holly, Allnn Jones, Ned Chittondeft, Roy Chittonaon, Maguson and Rev. L „ T. Walker and wife of Brandt. Riehfield, 111., arrived Suturday to T Dr. Masters on Tuberculosis be ohaafvod us Tuberculosis Day throughout • the state nnd in Sanford the day will be fittingly observed at the Method­ ist church, where Dr. Masteia fVom Port Orango Sanitarium will deliver an Interesting addrcas. at the regular unnilhg serviced An effort will he made to have a union service that all may have an opportunity to hekr Dr. Masters on a subject of nation­ wide importance. A parrel post tubercular exhibit will he placed on exhibition at the Woman’* Club • 5 Bf>end the winter vyith thelrjsqn, Mr. Best Room in the Welhorne block C. R. Walker gn'd family. - . . .^{A FU f-V l D in n e r. P a rty to wbkhjjjja, att 55\tion, o/..thft public After a pleasant stay of several is* cal fed. The'public is moat corRev. Geo. Hyman loft today for weeks in Sanford on business nnd diully invited to hear Dr. ’ Musters. pleasure, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Tampa where he will spend eight Beam, Sr., have gone to Palatka. days assisting in the whirlwind cam­ The regular annual meeting of the Mr. Beam is traveling auditor of the paign building fund of the Tampa stockholders of the First National Industrial Life nnd Health Insurance church. Bank of Sanford, Fla., will he held Co., with headquarters in Atlanta, in the office of tho bank on Tuesday, Rev. F\ FL Steinmeyer left today January 9th, 1917, at 10:0b a. m., for Orala to nttend tho annual Flor­ T h a n k r g ir in g S h o r t r being the second Tuesday in the A delightful event of the week was ida conference of the Methodist month, for the election of a Board of the Thanksgiving "shower" of good Church. Directors to nerve for tho ensuing year and for the transactlon^pf such other business as may properly come yjiiiiiiiiilii|lllllllllll:iiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiillaililiililliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiin:ilillililliii| 0253484853234831485348535323485348532348482323534848 before it. B. F. W H IT E N II, 30-Fri-Gtc Cashier. .JNexLSuHElty—Vkill i l .m To The Xmas Shoppers j Lookout for Road Swlndlcru There jiro always swindlers haog.ing around every great enterprise, particularly those of a national char­ acter. Everybody well acquainted with the history of road propaganda knows of some of these rascals and has expected some of the breed to try to turn a dishonest penny in Sizes 3 to 8 price ................. ■...... $1.40 connection wRh the federal aid road law. One auch has already made Sizes to 11 price ...$2.00 and $2.25 his appearance in ono state. He Sizes 1 1 ^ to 2 price. $2.00 and $2.50 olaimed to represent one of the nu­ merous asaociationa advocating the Sizes 2\<i to 6 price....$2.50 to $4.00 . construction of through highways. He urged communities to join' his organization on the ground that through its help a federal aid road could be secured for the districts. . Shoes— That’B M y Business ,• The United States government is nqw attending to his case, so this 1 115 East First St. Sanford, Florica j ‘ particular'incident may be conmidercd rioted. Hut there is soroe'-prob- ini^iuiinniiiiiiiiiniiiiiinniDiuiuin;::.;: ::;!]iiniuii!i)iiim iMH!mn:iiui!mi:M • A ll Children Like New Shoes, I have 1 21 Styles of Children’s Shoes in Pat- S. ent Leather, Gun Metal, Vici Kid • J j and White Canvas. ’ 1 E. H. PETERS / (: __ . 4 . ^ �from any discoloration the variety MOM. By using the beat and treated seed the potato grower can aaya himself a rreat deal1of trouble and money. He need not be trpubled with moat of the previously mentioned diseases because they can be readily prevent* ed if proper attehtion is given to the seed. . . C. D. Sherbakoff, Agricultural Experiment Station. Posts. Jwiruy la right vp to tw little ML I mat a y wife on tha Ttth times.” H a«l*--W h a'h as 'ha~dZ •*o Was Taught Hew te Cars Fee Her­ Boor of an office building. We took ■ow r Harry “Why, he'. b*ca the elevator together. At the 57th tag ahead a tittle and In a day or T Z self After Her Mother Hod Died. BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN “She was reel pretty, and so full of floor a minister got on. Vl"g enlisted will finish the construction of a tax. fun that tbe dimples were always him. eventually reached the .ground- ent aerial roost for airship pilots . YOU AND ME.” showing In her round; red checks.~ floor, sent for a license and were mar­ want to tla up for an hour or t » 0.ried.** Tbe visiting nurse o f tbe Anti-Tuber tolas la Society was talking. "IJrr Unde Eben. Eaaantlal to Joyous Wedlock. eyes were big and brown and nut-col­ .“ A man dal has an ar to rnad* In the Woman's Home Companion a ored hair curled naturally In little •fid Code Eben. 'Is liable to U ^ ringlets oTer ber forehead and ear*. wrjter thoroughly trained In a dome* use to you dan ds man dat foe* A C H IE L IS A M O N G Y E T A K IN G N O T E S A N D FA IT H . Fbe waa Just eighteen when we first tic way aaya: “ W « bear all the time you to listen to funny stories' Baptist Temple Notes met her- and so neat and attractive about homes being wrecked by .the In­ “ H E 'L L P R E N T 'E M ''— S O SA Y S SA U N T E R E R . Sunday school at.the Temple waa that one would think she belonged to ability of women to'keep house; just DO— OOOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOGOaOO I well attended Sunday morning and the well to-do class of working pcdple. as many have been wrecked Jiy the In­ F>! 000000 300000 >00000( Last Sunday morn 1 vent to church. a month of going wihout them' there waa a great rejoicing when tne but when we followed her to ber home ability of the man. A young man at would bring the price down to wijere names of those making 100 per cent’ one day we confronted startling facta. the mercy of bis plumber, and who The day was bright and fair; • "The red in her cheeks ,waa-the Hash Wlclda a- earring knife u t f It were a it should be. T ry it on your piano. for tbe month of Noygmbex- wsse ’ But v ffie said: “ W * really ought! o f unnatural Inward fever, the high clam hoe Isn't (It for marriage.” read by the various superintendents aS many won’ t b * there.” spirits were a pitiful antidote to pUlVETERINARIAN Irisb Petals Seed of the Department/. Space forbids ieea conditions, and tbe big brown • Almost Insulted. * ----- OFFICE----No money is better investfd on the full list being puhUahed as there eyes sgw only squalor when they were She hit it right. The pews looked . "What u your favorite soft drink r the farm nor time better spent than were a number L f perfect pupils. It # nick, not fixed upon a typewriting machine asked the breezy young man. “ Sfr,* HAND BROS. bT/iiILES * in * procuring tbe best seed obtain­ ia believed that the Intermediate or closed persistently to any view bo­ * The gallery' was bare. answered Colonel Soaks by. with some Bring re .-yew lame t sad sick o able. No one expects to get a good Department, of which Schelle Mnines on Imaginary bright ooe. 1 Tell quite pious when I thought degree of asperity, "those concoctions bnraeaaad males. Hx.e ihtm ° healthy calf from a sick scrub cow;' is Superintendent stands at the head “ The room we entered was a gen­ Intercut tne not at alL Fortunately. . How I, at feast, was there. treated.- Have their teeth ----- rumia. a rumia- 2 the same is generally .true of any of tbe list for tbe greatest percentage eral living space. useJ also as an eat­ have never been In such a predicament ed, aharp comera drewd down u projertisms cat off and derated I He looked progeny, plants included, because of perfect pupils -lor the enrollment. ing. cooking and sleeping apartment that 1 could not get water for bathing T h i preacher rose. molars' extracted. purposes.” There was bat one bed. an-l Betty the principle of inheritance works Over twenty per cent of the enrolled around alike throughout the entire living out of this Department came up had to sleep In It with ber mother, •o o o o o e o o o o o o o o o o ooi With righteous, wrathful glare,* who was too weak to sit np. An open world. • with the 100 per cent mark. A firm Trinidad's Rubber Industry. And then proreeded to address cuspidor sat where. It would tie ccypTrinidad expects to hav# a mflUOD ' In the case of Irish potato seed, to resolve waa made by the whole ven lenity near tbe bed, which placed The man who wasn't'there. EATING A PLEASURE *ubber trees In a few rears. school to endeavor to have a perfect' obtain the best seed is of special It by the stove. where their food was when you have a norma] appetite. He whanged the helpless motorcar, importance because success of the school in tba months to come. cooked. The mother, who was suffer­ Loss of appetite indicate, that the crop depends first of all on the kind ing Id an adranred stage of tuberThe links, the very air, Optimistic Thought. stomach needs to be cleaned' sweet­ and the health of the seed. Potato He gave hi* duty to him straight. Something of vital interest to ev-j rn*<w**.' did not like cold air, and her He who la ashamed of asking la ened, and stimulated to healthy i n DOO. growers most pick out an established cry person in Sanford is going to ‘>owuto" d**Mnd* The man who wasn't there. «• * * * l° ashamed of learning. variety that yields and otherwise happen— Dr. Hyman aaya that he keep tbe door and windows closed. “ •Well.* m WI cheerful Betty, with n What food for souls had passed him does-best under the conditions of knows all about 1t and asked the Hardships of War. laugh, ‘that Isn't so bad as not hav­ culture, and that ia by its qualities Sunday school to guess what it was • Two huddred and twenty-two arti­ That he so ill could spare? ing any windows or doqra to close. Is cles besides rations are carried by W h it had I got mat he had missed, most acceptable on the market. —and most all of the guesses were It? Things might be worse.* British soldiers sent Into the trenches, The man who wasn't there. "'Infinitely worse,* said L ‘You Then the grower should see that C H R IS T M A S , and sure enough that sixteen Items bring worn on the per. T O N I C DIGESTIVE the seed are free from diseases be­ fs what is going to be here thi* might even taka a notion to staff the non, eleven caryled ln the pockets, nine windows and doors with rags to cot mOnCbT" T o let ail the people enjoy cause they may and often do carry A blowing up. T h a fa a l L l v o * , In the haversack, sixteen In the valise b sold for this purpose and guaranteed with them certain diseases, tome of their Christmas and have a good out what oxygen comes In through the and nine In the "hold all,” besides six­ to give relief. Sold only i<y in SMMR. And do you think 'twas fair cracks.* teen Items of equipment. That I should take the dressing fqr which under • conditions favorable time the Baptist Sunday school have C. Bower. jA P “ Red Cross Christmas Peals, with a committee • that expect to txke for their development are able to The man who wasn't there? their cheery message of hope, gave T And that reminds,me thst San­ ruin the crop, entirely, while all of charge of the Christmas exercises Betty a chance to get well after her ford is certainly s church going city. them almost Invariably reduce the and make this a Christmas never to motbcrdled. Is It worth While to save he forgotten. the Bettyi? Buy your share today." Strangers in our fr.i'Lt earn Sunday profit of the grower materially. :: • • ♦ Most potato diseases are due to remark about the crowds that attend all the churches and.it seems certain parasitic fungi and bacteria The preaching service at the HOW RED. CROSS SEAL that every o r e has the habit here which in a number of cases are in- Temple Sunday night . was «*ome-| jq EA QAME |N T () BE|Nq 02301118 on Sunday and those who do not goltroduced into the field, as was pre- thing away from the ordinary— Dr. to church are in the minority. Thisjvsouily mentioned, with the reed. Hyman dewllejl on the great quw- Originating In Norway, Method Was * is a good reputation for any nty and If disease sfree seed are used, there­ tion of capital and labor—and road a Taken Up Hsrs Nino Years Ago. with the beautiful churches being fore, the losses from these diseases number of passages from the Bible Over has been raised, by constructed in Panford the fact that may be either greatly reduced or en­ tpat, together with his explanation, Red Cross Christmas BogIs In tbe Ini t we have them shoo'd be one of our tirely prevented. , shows that such a condition as ex­ eight years, and yet mjmy i>eoplc who 11 •chief assets', have a place in our ad­ ♦ Of the potato diseases occurring ists was thought of in Bible times will buy these holiday stickers at this ATvertising and be exploited at evdry in Florida and which arc carried and waa arranged for hv these great ninth annijnl sak^lQ not know how every opportunity. Whnt better .*ith the seed the following are men- men of inspiration who wtotc the this Ides originated. While Red Cross Seal* really date reputation could a city have than tinned: Mosaic, hlack leg and rot, Bible. .They have laid down laws bark pi the Civil War when "Charity that of • a ’f it>* * of ■ ( hurt he,' ’ Mark scurf, common scab, dry rot and rules by which both capital and fdHintis" were first used, the first cam Therefore if ou hate hot beep jn ,j Ja{^ blight and rot. With labor rr.ay get along together with­ palipi to sell holiday stickers for tin* . ■. S A N T O R O 'S H O U S E O F S E R V I C E ;■ tending »hur«-h get the bal.it and go the exceptions <^f late blight and rot out any amount of strife. This ser­ tulierculosls fight was only nine year* * next Sunday. V ju will find a warm none of these diseases can be con mon w-as ono that could he appreci­ ago in Delawats. Miss Emtty F. Rig. SANFORD, Phone . FLORIDA:: sell of Wilmington read an article by welrome in every one of them an d. trofled by any spraying ated by all people. Jacob Ilils describing stamps used for the services will do you good. The usual song service and or­ The late blight, because the .fun (nl^rcnlosls work In Norway, and she gus that causes it develops first on chestra selections were very good. conceived the Idea of a similar plan \ The. sweetest word* that e'er the tops where 1t produces a great The two special selections by Miss here. Single bumled, she launched a ass of. its spores which are dis- Sheltpn and Mr*. Taylor deserve •salo which resulted In fC.UX)' clear outclassed the song of bird*! How money. When Miss Blsiell tried to y wind, then particular mention. they allay the widow** fears - and atmlnuted, chiefly convince ihc American Red Cross that dry t he orphan’* briny tears! When jrobably also by rain and insects this Idea should be made national ns a rn other plants and into the soil, sad and tired and short of kale Uanquct Tendered peace activity of that society, she met letter const-* by morning mail; lie e ran !><# surceMfuIly controlled by Sunday night at -tne rectory a with opposition, hut finally |>ers«inde<t Other letters it appears, with postage •prayir.g with bordeau* nixture banquet was tendered to the local tho authorities, with the result that on Buyers and Shippers o f "N ojw h en tho latter is thoroughly made members of the, Brotherhood of St. an Investment of a few hundred dol­ stamps and inky *m«-ar* jme \ar.d thoroughly applied at the right Andrews, Rev. A. S. Peck presiding lars 1133,000 worth o f Heals was sold doubt." we sigh, "it Is a dur. frantic gent is after man. * These time and with a good- sprayer. over the ceremonies, and when the in 1008 amt the great national cambeastly bills w'e cannot pay take all It should be remembered here that lime 'arrived for the eats of which, pahnt was launched. Since then the the sunshine from the day, and m »ki only in extreme cases could the pres­ fourteen young men were seated aale has gone forward by leaps and us wish that we were dead, with ence of these diseases be detected around the table, Paul Hawkins pre­ bounds, until now the Red Cross Seal Stanford, Florida 210 E. First Street stacks of granite overhead.** And on the seed even by an expert. sided over .the turkey and Paul Is an Institution In the United States, and offers to every one a chance fo then, with languid hahds we tear the Therefore, the only sure way to ob­ proved to be an expeit at cutting help in the people's fight aanlnst the envelope to see what's there, and tain the seed free from the disease meat.* * ' people's disease. Iuist year over 70, out there comes a note, by heck, is to get them from fields that are On the other end of the table a 000,000 8*als were sold, and this year with these brave words, “ Enclosed ' not infected. ' __Thia^-- lack -should large bam "W b x t A M " wax sta­ the American Red Cross and The Na­ — find-eherk!“ Ah.'then, Ah.'then, WiTbT<rfareWe bid fare- either be guaranteed by the seed tioned at the plate of Patrick Mur­ tional Aaaoclatlon for the Btmly and well to woe, and like nine Brahma dealer or certified by some depend- phy, who has had the honor of slic­ Prevention of Tuberculosis, who con-. duet the sate. ire out Tor h W.OfiATibo roosters crow, and to the soft drinks ab|e agent who fwreonaUy-inspected ing ham for the past two years. These annual -dinners are given sale or #1.000.000 for the Tul»crculosts joint repair wnd b u y s quart of so’ap- ; tho fields at the right time. War. ■ * liida there.' T The sun once more is j Svresi can hardly be guaranteed every year and the day* set for the The policy ou which the sale ts con­ C O M M E R C I A L R A T E , $1.50 (R O O M W I T H P R IV A T E BATH), occasion is generally the first Suncutting hay, the gloomy, cloud, arc /re# from iQm(. Qf the diseases, nam e ducted Is that the money, except for — ---------------- THE YEAR ‘ROUND --------------------------------.................. l.KUlu^in m i uiw : blown away,- the Editor*, glad what ,y Icab #fl|| black BCUrf, because d .y a d 'r lb . lut' d .y o!_Nov.nn._M. ^ N o Invitations were^ronf 0Ul,” bhTy E FFIC IE N T SERVICE •ball remain In the community where was a wreck changed by thg_ words, , tbf>y are too rnmm&h almost any- Atfckisx+ wirrJt— fIina i n — check?T U nit \fft. . . . members of the Brotherhood being the Seals are sold. “ EnclMFf! s>au *■»» where in the country, though In M O D E R N E Q U IP M E N T in attendance. ’ Several plates were son. some places, they develop only slight­ H O SPITAB LE T R E A T M E N T sent htek for reloading, especially ly. Aa the parasite* causing these tho>£ at the end of tho table where RESTORED TO HEALTH C. n . JEW ETT, Lessee find Mgr*, This is the circus season in Flor­ two diseases are carried on the very the large roast turkey rested. BY RED CROSS SEALS ida and I 'am sorry that our city surface of the seed tubers, the latter Among the prominent eaters at council ever passed an ordinance can easily be disinfected ( treated) raising the license so high that a cir­ against them with corrosive sublim­ the banquet were Harold Wash­ Holiday Mssssncsrs Bring Hspplnkasto Homes Burdened W ith Tuberculoele. cus cannot'come in. All of us enjoy ate tl part to 1000 parta water) *o- burn and Ned Chittenden. It was Deserted by her hushs'nd, suffering a good- circus and the old fogy idea lution for dipping the seed in it for the good fortune of Washburn to be from tuberculosis In a double form and that a circus carries all the money one and a hnlf hours. After treat­ sitting next to-the turkey and at the supporting herself and young b o y 'b y out.cif town Is Only u theory and not ment the seed should be either im- clorfe of the banquet it.was necessary her needle, the Anti-Tuberculosis As­ u fact. If our people here cannot mediately planted or aloowed to dry. for Allen Jones to go to the Haber­ sociation In n Western city found an aec u circus in Sanford they will go Seed may bo treated for two hours dashery to get a belt that would fit unfortunate consumptive, living In one fo, some other city to see one and with formalin, 1 pint to 30 gallons Harold. The other past master at room with twp little beds—one for her­ spend their money going so where is of water to free them of sebb, but eating was Ned Cnlttenden, who if self and one for'her boy. Everything the difference? The old lime circus formalin ia not quite so good against left, at the table by himself could was clean; but, oh, so poor! ' * Fully Ch*r«edIB*tlori« That wane year ago. AJ, L M A K E S A N D h ive devoured everything in a|ght in js all right and I for one would like the black acurf. This morning she took a train for to FU Any Cor five minutes. TYPES R EPAIRED ; to see them coming to Sanford ni Tho corrosive sublimate treat­ the stato sanitarium, where she will Those that were not mentioned as they did In the old days. A circus ment has often been injurious to the have a chance td'gct wall, while her SEMINOLE COUNTY GARAGE is a clean amusement and an enter­ seed when used during warm weath­ star edters were left at the table toy la being cared for by the Antltainment for old and young -and I er, therefore on ahoukd keep In mind while Rev. Peck called for Millers Tubercutosls Association with funds -would not deprive the youngsters that it is not safe to employ this to comfe and take care of the other derived from tbe Red Cross Beat Bale. from one for fhe world. . Can our treatment when the temperature Is twelve eaters. Here la tbe story of another family Mr. Jas. Stewart delivered a where happiness and health were present city counril look at fhe above 76 degrees F, or thereabouts. matter in that light or no? In view of the foregoing Informa­ speech In behalf of the Brotherhood brought through tho medium of Red tion the following suggestions are thanking those who hafl made it Cross Beats: STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH Tuberculosis had made hoaTy de­ possible for such a splendid table of I am glinl to see the great (mer­ offered: SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY I8TH. 1916 fancy foods to be placed before the mands upon the family, and tho In­ Require your seed dealer to sup­ it being Aken in the Seminole come had entirely stopped for several eaters. Those present at the bartT H R O U G H T R A I N S T O N E W Y O R K DAILY County Fairt We should have a ply you with seed guaranteed free months. It was Inevitable that they quet were Messrs. J. 8. Stewart, should ntn Into debt for grocery bills fair here every year and there is no from disease. If he cannot do so •Mat, b n RacflaU* Ckak Cara la Wiakl >«*• Rev. A. S. Peck, A. Jones, B. Whit- as well as the rent. With such worry, good reason why such a stunt should then buy your guaranteed seed di­ Dtaiag Car S m k a m i Trala SS ner, I: Kanher, W. Dixon, Roble anxiety and depression It Is not al­ not be pulled off. Let us all g?t be­ rectly from the northern seed pro­ No. SO Lalng, Hume Rumph, John Davis, ways easy ’ to find a silver lining tn No. HC No. 82 ducers. I f you do not know from hind the fair and make it go. Pat Murphy, Paul Hawkins, H. tho clouds. The condition was- recog­ 8:10 p. m. 1:35 p. m. Lv Jacksonville--------9:10 a. tn. whom such seed may be bought, 12:35 B.m. Washburn, D. Griffin and Ned Chit­ nised, however, by the visiting nurse, 5:35 p. m. Ar Savannah----------1:15 p. m. 7:45 P- « • s Butter Is going, up again and then make Inquiry of the local tenden. Frank Campbell waa ab­ and the sick father was sent to a hos­ 9:13 a. m. Ar Richmond--------------5:05 a.m. 11M 9- m2:33 p. aa. Ar Wasklhgtoi 8:50 i. ■ . there is no telling where eggs are tato grower's association. Experi­ sent on account of business reasons. pital, and proiwr cure was provided 1:14 a- m. 1£0 p. m. Ar Baltimore. . 108)5 a. m. for tbe others. Relief was also oh and all other foodstuffs are soaring. ment Station, agents of the Bureau 3:40 s. m. 4.03 p. m. Philadelphia .18:34 a. m. |0nod, and now tiotti rent bills and 6:00 s. »• Now let the housewives g e t together, of Flant Industry, U. 3. Depart­ Ar New Yoxk _ . .2 :40 p. m. 5 t»p .w s . groeery*bllla are being gradually lessen­ a row! Ing. ment of Agriculture, oil of whom like they are doing in Tsnnpa and People say that growling "relieves ed each week.,-Kadi member of tbe For Information or Reset ration Phono or Writs other places and place the ban en would be glad to help you. family has hud ntmdng care for somo Request also that the seed be their natrea." On the oontiwry, ft ATLANTIC COAST LINE rL these articles that are being manipu­ ailment .or <uhor .388 W. B n yjt, Jacksonville. FU. HOfoborou^hHidoI/j^ni*' ; doubles the strain by fixing the growllated by tbe apeculators of Wall trusted with corrosive sublimate or aria attention on annoyances, and In­ Every Red Cross Seal sold helps to Phono IT 0 4 4 * + do tba\ youreelf. See * that every •treat end tbe price will fall. We belter conditions like the*e. creasing thsir power to do mischief. can do without butter and eggs and tubsr^U perfshUy smooth end fre* / EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT DR. A. DOLAN | REG ARDLESS ii OF WHAT OUR _ _ _ SAY!! || Y o u r C R E D I T is Good * The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co.!! 8 Sula Produce Co. ! Vegetables and Fruits In C ar Lots or Less TAM PA ) GUABAKIEtB STORAGE. NON-StflPHATING BATTERY ATLANTIC COAST LINE 3 w �•* Dumber 5. me 1 •- PACE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD the auspices of St. Agnes Guild at lino of endeavor, and ho Is broad the Lyric Theatre on Thursday enough to give the information to A RESUME OF SANFORD evening, directed by Miss Gretchen1 tho state at large. a b o u t p e o p l e HAPPENINGS UP*TO DATE Tho egg market will never be Schultz. The success that has at­ ■AUrna til C m m h .I h i m u far ihi, tended the various .entertainments over supplied. In Japan they have Calana l> "S oottf •> I’Ko m an d coached by* Miss Schultz is sufficient H25 fowls to each square mile, or I 1j Mfl H. A, Trilwitt, PUai No. JOJ to guurantee the success of* this par­ hens to .the square acre with every ticular play, especially with the tal­ acre, practically, under ’ cultivation ented young people who focn^ the in that thiskly settled country, Ihe Norma King McLaughlin played for ( Cfcitiv" M u tit Club cast. The girls are members of St. graatest egg producing nation we The regular merlin* of-the Cecil- 'the hostess and the prize, a pretty Agnes Guild and the four male chnr- have, in tho United States there is piece of linen was won by Mrs. . Mu,ir Clul» was held at Murgaret * Barnes. A salad course ncrera are impersonated by populur only one half fowl to each culti­ J of Mr*. Fannie •Mum,on young sorter^ men. The music is in vated acre, or less than one.quarter c m dav Nov. 25. Many friends was served at the refreshment hour. the hands of Mrs. Lucille Aspinwul fowl for the entire acreage. i patmns were present. The club Takach and Mrs. Frances Aspinwnll The hen in the United States lays • j e l l e d to order by Mrs; Munion E rnimj /fridge Club Fry. 1 lya twenty billion eggs a year- Or.© . . rave a short and interesting talk M and Mrs. S. E. Barrett , , iL _ , June Haverhill, W ellesley'06, who egg in every three is eaten by the Mullr. Mint - c h l.lttr In th . charmingly entertained the Tuesday ............. .. .. .__n , . , , . . ' : masquerades as Ellen, tho Maitl Is raiser thereof; tho, other two Are following manner: Evening Bridge Club last week, with ... v i___ , „ _ , ,, , tho Hifted and bewitching Miss started for . the market but 16 ■Mrs. Margaret Barnes and Mr. and __ . „ __ >1 Melody „ « . . ... .. . Jume fjtumon. whose versatility as cent get broken or are-spoiled. This rs. G. J: I.oucks substttut ng for „ „ __ .. . . . __ _ _ , . . . , , an actress on the amateur stage Is loss amounts to ${>0,000,000 a year, g SUsngt^ Service and Simplicity absent members. A not lunch* was .. n » , . # , . . . , . , too well known to need further corn- a grout sum which could be i Inspiration, Ideals M . a n r r e r hmt r hT r :nu>nt. She is the guest of Mollie served by more careful handling and J. Character and Civilization. Mrs. A. P Connelly making hlgh|Fort, (M i* charlotte Hamf. in Fifteen to twenty per The talk was largely illustrated sc° e for tne ladles was given ■« Yeerch of djlU for t,conomlf counsel, gathorlrtg. cent of the eggs marketed go into -nd was very ■interesting. pretty basket while Mr. H o y . ^ , , ^ the summ(.r. Mffc Ford cold storage, something like two or The follow ing program was ren­ Symes carried o(T the honors fpr the ,08M hcr mu|(J >t tho ,Mt mlnutc three billions, the rest ure eaten gentlemen arfd.was pnuntud with a dered: . , and June is. employed by Richard While fresh. The proportiorujf atorDuet. Minuet in C ..........••*•*---........ bridge, set of cards. Ford (Hume Humph) tne devoted “ Rp «'KK* depends on how much mon­ Minor .......^....Bcethovoh........ husband of Mollie and Robert Shep­ ey people have to spend for fresh Theodore and A dele. Hungn Social Calendar herd (Curl Schultz), MoHic'n brother, eggs. Ln account of prosperous ‘in Bohem ia ......... ------Czerny....... This afternoon — as Ellen the Maid. While serving times the wage earner has done away Robert Denton Mrs. May Dickins entertains the fruit at dinner, Max Ten Eych (Geo. with his chicken yard cad is buying Little Area-------Prcsspr . . ...... Book Circle. McLaughlin) who loves June Haver­ eggs. Hence thcro are fewer Duct. Gypsy March ......Carl Wolfe hill but has engnged himself to Dor­ and moro people to buy them. Tonight— Anna Mason and Helen Peck Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Connelly will othy Murch (Miss Olga Schultz) to There is a reason why eggs are Duet, Mazurka.....Lelghbert............. entertain the Evening Bridge Club. secure to each other twenty-five ing for five cent cents each now,, and the Mary Elizabeth Puleston and thousand Wednesday, Dec. 6— . land dotlurs, dollars, tho. bequest Iiimguest of an price wilt likely remain tiitch for Mrs. Munson , recognizes Juno June and compllca- some time. The fact that inspectors Meeting of Woman’s Club. . Re­ aunt, roeognizes ports will be given by delegates to tiom and amusing situations-arise found 72,000.000 dozen’ eggs in cold Raxurka —.Chopin. that keeps the audience in one con- storage in Chicugo is of srhall mo­ Kathleen Brady the Federation meeting- at Miami. tinuous roar of .nughter. In the end ment. They would only last the A Jolly Time------- :----- Ehmlcr......... Thursday afternoon, Nov. 7—Erminia Houser Mrs. Margaret Barnes will be sweet Dorothy March fulls in Idvo United States for a day. Duet, Second Nocturne— Chopin-... .. oStess to the Every Week Bridge with the right man nnd the charYning Tampa consumes 30,000 eggs a Margaret Davis. Royal KHntworth little comedy ends hnppily. John week, of which 80 per cent are shiplub. Certainly. no girl really needs a Thursday night— Hume, tho rector of St. AKni’9 i* in epd in from the north, and 20 per Soap — "swagger stick," nnd Just ns certainly the clever hands of Clarence Ma­ The Nightingale and the H ose.......... cent come from Florida towns. every girl wnnts one— or will ns soon “ Elopement oT Ellen" at Lyric honey. The first act is in the dining There pusses through Tampa each ... ....... .....Hanley,---- ,.— as she sees them. These breezy little Theatre for benefit St. Agnes Guild. room of Mrs. Ford's country home week 36,000 eggs shipped from tie accessories have no excuse for being Dreamland. Burleigh Saturday, Nov: 9 — while the second and third acts, the Mrs. James Taylor In our midst nt ail except that they are Christmas bazaar and annual sup­ fornor at 5 a! m. and the latter in North to Cuba— and maybe as many pretty and announce that their youth­ more find their way to Cuba via the per of the Guild of Holy Cross the afternoon of the same day are Truth Srekrt* Entertained Florida Eust Coast, and twice that ful wearers nre out for a walk mid Mrs. Frank Adams delightfully church in Seminole Rank building in a corner of the Ford garden. The may possibly need jj little help or sup­ amount by steamer direct from New port. They are equal to giving assist­ entertained her mother’s Sunday on First street. numbers between* the actsw ill fea­ York City. Cuba is a great grea school class, the Wesleyan Troth ture Mrs. Takach in song and a se­ York city. «Cubn in a great market ance In the arduous climbs she may Spend Ihe Day. Parly encounter on Fifth avenue. or .MlchlSeeker* on Tuesday evening at her lected number. Seats ran be re* Mrs. Zeli Ratliff entertained with aerved at Phiiinf’. W ed nesday—a l for the Horliln_pgg_ptflitucer.— lam*, gnu IwolBTini jiiiiT ih o w further willchurning little bungalow on Mag­ pa and the Cuba egg market could tngness to be useful and helpful by nolia avenue. Fnl'lnwlng fhe b »«L Bn prjnysbtif »pv-mM-fr-—itr |"in' “ ii" 8:70 n. m. take 100,000 eggs a week. Hup|>ortlng little vanity bugs of rib­ nos peruitPan agreeable social hour Monday, at which the guests were (Continued on Page Five) bon. wu enjoyed, at which time^ duinty Mrs. W. W. Abernathy, Mrs. I). G. Mr. Powell has mnde a compila­ These new swagger sticks are tnndo Monroe, Mrs. Geo. Watson, Mrs. tion of profits made by a large num­ refreshments were served. POULTRY PAYS IN FLORIDA to match up with street and sports Fred Fort anil Mrs. W. M. Haynes. ber of egg farms and finds that a suits nnd lints. And tho vanity bog. Big Profils Can be Made Here by high class egg ranch in Floridn will carrying first aid to beauty, must also Ertry li'rrtr /fridge net more than $1 per hen a year. carry out the matching up in color mid The members of the Every Week Poultry Man “ The Elopement «/ Eflrn" Some claim $2 a hen a year net, with style. Bridge enjoyed a delightful game on The' citrus crop of the entire state And now comes the "Elopement Some of these'sticks nre satlmcovSaturday afternoon with Mrs. W. E. of Ellen" an attractive and interest­ of Florida runs about JG,000,000 an- feed hill averaging $1.40 a year. It is. the ideal business for quick .ered, but most of them are enameled. Watson the gracious hostess. Mrs. ing comedy drama presented under ifun'lly. There is one city in" Cali­ fornia which does $4,000,000 annual­ returns and small capital. ’ One man Black nnd white and emerald and while npponr to tie best liked, although ly in eggs and broilers nnd poultry on a "ten acre farm can take care of Besides the other colors have up[wared. All white, supplies. Twenty years ago that 1,000 io 1,500 hens. with black nt tho top mid point, makes town had an idea—today it is the profits oh eggs, fryers and old chisk- a beautiful slick, furnished with a largest egg producing city in the ena there is a profit of $210 n year ens there is a profit of $210 a year world. Mighty is the hen. from each 1000.hens for theif drop­ They claim for tlint California pings, if gathered on lime and saw­ egg city that is l ho logical location dust lloor. *Tii\* egg business proper­ for the business. Hut it has nothing ly conducted would establish some that Floridn has not. The three place in the state large factories for great factors for poultry success are marking of egg carriers, one-tlay-oid a sandy loam soil, moderate tem­ chick curriers, incubators, portable peratures,. moist sea air -and.***of hen houses, and for the grinding M course, well drained land. Next is food And for bone and- meat feeds .the market. Florida has the market and medicine, etc. U is an industry as it is nearer to the center of pop that should be fostered and encour ulntion, and it has Cuba trailing oil nged.■thr BOUtnwn end of the atatei IfT Florida we are raising the same IM T y J t f K breoil of chickens— Whitp Lfi-Hnrm fo r _ eggs* iiTul~Vlymouth Rucks for Do Your Shopping Early anil Ease table use. y/ l'p On the l.n-t Dm 4 The uverago prieo of eggs at . Postmaster Elder and his amistwholesale in' California has been 30 ants believe In siioptiiim mirlarjuid- cents a dozen: nt T ampa_-3&lcewts "not wailing until Olristma* Duy to ifrc-ili country eggs 2 cents hi,:t.,r send your packages through the and properly balanced ration eggs 5 mail for Uniin Sam'is one busy man cents higher) and In comparison till over Die United States for the with the California ration eggs nt three weeks before Chriatmns. 20 cents and outs at 40 cents a The postmaster's advice is to get dozen, the difference is •woMhy of ready for your mail orders na soon consideration. na possible. Wrap the package« se­ The average prico of broilers in that California egg city has bean $3 curely and nt]Press tfiem plainly and thus assist the force In'every vvny in per dozen; at Tampa, $5.40. The transporting the Christmas presents average price of old chickqhs in Cal­ in time for Chi/stmas morning and ifornia has been 34 a dozvn; nt securing: their anfe passage to the Tampa, $7.80. destination. If the shopping public These figures are taken from tho woutd shop early the poatotlico Hoard of Trade booklet of that Cali­ would give better service nnd the fornia egg city, and the Tampa fig­ clerks of the various stores could ures compiled by. L. P. Dickie, secre­ givo better servlre. tary of the Tampa Hoard of Trade, If poss'ble, extra help will ho pro­ and both are authentic. vided by the pottoffico and the force In California tho minimum tem­ exoects to work day nnd night in at-, perature runs from 10 to 20 degrees tending to the wants of the public colder than that* of Florida, with and the man who asks for hi* mail cold winter rains in ' California, every hour at the general delivery against Florida warm rnins in sum­ window without expecting any mull mer; the maximum summer tem­ la asked to-defer his visit until nfter JC HJ„M |M,j,u|np 0f |a j G f0 n jn jer lent with small, covered buttons down perature in California is 110; In the JChristtnas rush la over. Al­ A suit that la recommended by Its detri l,,,ro’ atul 11 >>ns been the fronL Florida 96 degrees. ready tho holiday rush is Jn l4ie air «nst, H V n BVT,'.ra' thfn and supple For early frill wear the same model In Florida wu can raise Bermuda and the mail carriers uro beginning quiet Interpretation o f tho new modes •ad u ^ bordered with serge Is shown mado of chiffon cloth banded gross and sunllowcrs and other green Is sura to bo approved everywhere. with sorjre nt the bottom of Ihe coat food stuffs thr same as in Cilifornla; to look Ilk* Santa Claus with their Those who demand strictly plain apd *,,rK0 coll,ir *nd large packs. Every ingoing and out­ wearnblo things for the street will •out.A. r i>, ‘ or creI** adorned- with nnd skirt, or with velvet or ono of we can raise corn and cereals here, going mail brings the shower of gifts like It nnd It will hear tho scrutiny ot We kin.0 ,rnl‘*' and thin sup- tho supple plushes. The belt shows a mt In. " 1 co,ltr,l>ute to the differ* closer adjustment to the figure, and but In California they huy^it for and packages and the big rush Is oh. those who Insist upon Its being up to *fn. VPr*UU0M of this refined de- the "coat has sleeves of the chlffou land at $£00 an acre Is too expensive date. A model of this description ap­ pears In the picture abqye. cloth. Oollgr and cuffs ure .of tho to grow these grains. Queen's Carriage. This skirt and coat aro adapted to ,n th* P,ctar« made of heavier material nnd also the handings b In every way Florida is an idoul By the beginning of tho seventeenth trlmmAr* ,n * 1,0,1 ,u,Phur aliado nnd a straight and short scurf of tills poultry country and equals, of not century tho use of carriages and any of the accepted spring nullings— hrakjT"^1 TerF ‘Hilo with soutache fabric, lined with a soft < ^ n l » ron* w that rm chlcben cent coaches had become so prevalent In serge, gnberdino, whipcord, etc., In surpasses that B great chicken center, plain cloths, and. (ho shepherds' treating color, mnkes a wonderfully | r , _ _ L LAJ J %k,rt l» I.lali.vMmC ,C°L0r’ 31,6 P ,a,n and land can be had here for $25 to England that in 1601 the attention of check* and Callot checks that aro •l«e»HJ . * ' n nt ,h® and the effective accenoory. $60’ an acre for poultry-farms, near parliament was drawn to tho subject, equally popular. Its skirt Is very full, atralght from mack-and-whlte shoe, and n black* and s bill "to restrain the exccsslvo ' * . use of coaches" was Introduced, which, with a panel effect down tho front, Bath»r TT ,ront 80,1 f,nclt and-whlte hat are worn with llie gown . Uut trr Bi11 “ *° ,h* "Port epaulettes, pictured. They are ,, good choice with otlca; whi.c that California Hoard of however, wae rejected on Its second having Inverted plaits at each side ................. Peittrn p, lA d.°con,,wl w1th « braided many , ...... .......... of the new color* for....... fall,.... which t7 - ade booklet states: “ L and close le rending.* In tho early part of the $en- .and . group of three box plaits at v‘ frmn _ ----**'-• unncr*nonice costa ♦$400 of e r - ~ . u ■ 'l!(-’* An under-bodice .|nc\m1e* the dahlia shades, purpl*. lb » city c0#ta f 00 and $500 an tury It was estimated that there were each side of the back. It Is one of •*eetw^nlBror?’’ i:to baa Ion* plain taupe and all the castor shades M acre. tho longest of tho new models snd f.000 ln Loudon and Its vicinity. might be shorter with good ‘effect. jj. ToWell, secretary of th* * b<u,d ot Arell a. those with which we are more’ , , These are Rumors ot skirts considerably length­ ■A* ! New Port Richey Board of Trade Not to Avoid Debt. in bodloe matches the faniUUr, ened have failed to make good U) has gathered much information on One way to avoid publicity and at­ spring suits, although the new skirts , . V la Dianv 1. . - __1 the hen and its possibilities with a tention Is to become a bridegroom.— are not quite so short os those of the rolls, the view of interesting settleri In that Topeka Capital. ****** *djuited. The coat fanpast season. And Now Comes the “ Swagger Stick” ... E V E N T S ... M i vanity bag of blnck nnd whlto striped satin ribbon. A stick of tills kind la shown In the center of tho group above. At the left of tho center there Is a smart model qf white enamel, covered with emerald green satin and banded .with bluck and white. On the left of It Is n black stick with white knob and point. The knob Is banded with black. The slick nt the.rlght of tho center. ,of_vihH«»-wiwnit‘l. mny-tu? carried <>77 arm by tho btack-nnd-wMte ribbon which Is run through a slit In the top.. Next to It a plain black slick has a white knob and point and contrives to be most sedate nnd businesslike In ap­ pearance. . - . Those sticks which are. furnished with vanity bags to put them In coun­ tenance promise to be the most fa­ vored. For, whatever else her girl* ship tuny consent to do without fn this ungenerous world, site simply will have a vanity bag. Popular Late Summer Suit U:~—. Tho fullness of the pcplum Is placed In positions-corresponding with those that dispose of tho fullness In the skirt. The panel front ot tho skirt la also repeated In tho coat. Tho shaped coatsleevcs are perfectly plain and the coat is fastened with cloth-covered buttons, a |itUo to oho side ot the fron t A small cape and narrow stand­ ing collar acknowledge tho strength of tho espo Idea In spring fashions and tnako tho boat possible finish for tho plain neck. ,*Th o leather-covered sailor hat with leather ornaments worn with this suit Is strictly In keeping with It, plain and up to date, made for utility without neglecting style.. Gloves and ' ahooa bespeak the same Ideas as gov­ erning their design. In this outfit one, may be conscious of being correctly turned out as to tailored clothes. � 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, 1916 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 08, 1916; <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/d976b76affe5c8162f011af01fd6f10c.pdf 410ea9bfbb4a473a10015baeae23067e PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ilU S H B D f .......... ' 7N S E U I- W E E K L V ‘ ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN SANFORD—(Me /. * JVOLUME VIII iS T R E L S , OF LADIES RIG SUCCESS ack tho expected piquuncy. They were especially good in the musical lumber "O n the Way to Seminole .Calm ly,— presenting MW»: 'James Taylor, nn Indian brave, Mrs. Deane Turner, Mrs. U. E. Tolar, Mis.-'J. M. Wallace, Mrs. K. E. Rou millmt, Mrs. W. C. Hill amf Mrs. Archie Betts, Indian 'squaws,, was a realistic Indian scene by night, and was intended to advertise Seminole County Fair. ' • The accessories of staging • and LADIES GAVE costuming were especially suitable GRAND E N TE R T A IN ­ and under tho capable management M ENT FRIDAY of Mr. Ed. Lane and Miss Grctchen SANFORD It fhpuld not be a matter lor wonderment if the attendance on fridiy night at th i L yrlc*is^ n y crlterion that the Ladies Minatrela un­ der the auspices of- the Music De­ partment of the Woman’s ClUb w*A , wonderfully big auccesa. It was apparently a well satisfied audience that came knowing what to expect and had not been disappointed. Nearly all of the cast havo been fre­ quently heard here in song nnd seen in play* before-'and Mra. I’ attl Rotai Lyman won a distinct pLuco for herself in local esteem. Mra. brought into her acting and d ^ ^ g the experience of former jura upon the professional stage and was a splendid acquisition to a splendid - cast of local celebrities. Mrs. James W. Barnes, who in a graduate of the E m e’ ton Cqlicge of Oratory and a teacher and conch in dramatic url, with MU*' Grctchen Schultz, who is n'sa a dramatic reader of note and .coach, having been taught by a pupil of Charlc* Frohrcan at Lombard College were largely responsible for the fun and jokes that pleased the audience tre­ mendously, voiced by "vociferous ap­ plause. Much of the credit for the .spirited in'rforPinnce belongs to the end men. "Harm ony Lou” (M rs. ilarnes) and “ Boney Sal” (M iss Schultz) with Desdetpona ! M rs.-Lym.in) who kept things a-hummlng. NUMBER SI SANFORI), FLORIDA, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 5, 1916 Schultz, ajily assisted by Mrs. Her­ bert Lyman and Mrs. Veda Ward Dowers, musical director, who gave* careful attention to the re-arrangcment of the score anil to whose mu­ sical ability und talent much of the success is due, the minstrel show was decidedly a great hit and splen­ did success. •* ’ * .* • ,« MEMORIAL SER VICE LEGISLATION B.P.0.ELKS TO HASTEN PRESIDENT A N I) HOUSE EXCELLENT PROGRAM M ADE LEADERS FAVOR LODGE OF SO RRO W RAILROADS • • . AN EPOCH Washington, Dec. 6 .— Speaker Clark nnd Representative Kitcbin, Fourteen hundred Elk lodges in majority loader of the huuso, as­ the^ United States held their annual sured President Wilson at u White mcmorinl services Sunday ufternooh House conference that they would do nnd Sanford lodge No. 1241 was all they could to husten the passage among them and the services here qf railroad legislation at the short while not ns elaborate as some were session of congress which begins to­ just ns impressive and went straight day. • . • to tho hearts of the large uudience. The President summoned the Long before the appointed hour of house leaders to talk over .with them three the Star Theatre was filled the legislative program and to se­ with those who expectantly awaited cure their cooperation in expediting the beginning of the exercises. important measures. Legislation to Promptly at three o'clock tljc supplement the Adamson law, he members of the Elks lodge left said was of the outmost importance their lodge room and marched to tho and he asked thut this bo given prec-jStar Theatre where they werb seated odenco over all other general legis- in iho ebnirs reserved for them. latlon. The stage was occupied by Exalted Ileallzing that three mo'ntns is a Ruler J. (J. Hurley, 1’ rnstees Lake. short'period for conslde ntion of g e i- Holly and Maxwell, Da Neal. Dr. oral measures when appropriation Ilulley of Del,nnd and Chaplain, bills also must he passed, tin* Presi­ Rev. Arthur Sealing Peck. the* members together in the bonds .of sympathy, friendship and frntrrnalism. . , Dr. T . A. Neal and It. J. Holly followed with beautiful eulogies, of D. G. Monroe and W. J . Hill, brothers who had died during the year of 1916 and their wordsjirenthed comfort for the hearts of the rel­ atives of the deceased. After the singing of America nnd the benediction the exercises closed and the large audience left tho build­ ing with’ a greater respect and many praises for the Sanford lodge of Elks. ’ Much credit is dm*1 the commit­ tees on decorations und on nfusir for the excellent jirdgram, for the beautiful music nnd the stage nnti theatre. Tho decorations are always a feature) of the occasion and ns usual they were of the best. The entire program could not be im­ proved upon and will mark another successful epoch in the annuls of Sanford lodge No. 124. B. P. O. E. NATIONAL CONVENTION IN DECEMBER RIVERS AND HARBORS O N E OF M O S T IM PO R TA N C E TO SOUTH 'It looks ax if there might bo "something d oin g" nt the Thirteenth Annual Convention of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress, which is to meet in Washington on tho 6 th, -Tth and Nth of December, for the prseident of the congress, Sen­ ator Ransdell o f Louisian*, an­ nounces that nny onc who really knows anything about that m u* talked o f article' will be given a chance to tell it.o The ushers wqrc Mrs. H. C. Gctror,' Miss Bess Tribble, Miss Fannie Congressman Scars Here . Kcba Munson, Miss Agnes Berner an Congressman W. J. Sears, known and Miss Nellie Elder. Mrs. W ..L. But thero has been such a va&t the length of the Fourth district as Morgan was the presiding genius of amount of loose talk on the subject Joe Sears ’ was here Saturday after­ the office box. The hats worn by" that the accent is to he placed.on noon greeting his many friends. He the end men were made at the the "K n o w .” No one has yet been spent part of the time at Munroe’ in French Millinery Shop. The red found who will admit thut there la company with Postmaster Elder nnd and green coats were made at the B. J. Holly nnd talked over the mat­ Any "pork'” in his own pet project; Quality Shop nnd the negro rigs ter of the cnangc in name of the It is always somewhere else and were loaned by II. B. Crowder. So, if a postnlficc at that |rlare. Mr. Sears usuuliy .a long ways off. man from Maine criticizes a project T h e ’following ladies were included tujkcd with many of the citizens inCalifomia, or a man from Minne­ in tlie oust: , here about the waterways, tho new Mra. Lyman, Mrs. Metis, Mrs. dent asked the house leaders if they After a beautiful voluntary by the postofilce huilriiug 'jtnd other matters sota jutnps^qn ^ w a terw a y in Texas, Deane Turner, Mrs. J. M. Wallace, thought ‘there would be time for en­ Elks orchestra Exalted Ruler Hurley of intercut.- He thinks that this will he w ilf he expected to tell just hqw Muriel Harrold, Mrs. M. Minarik, actment of new railroad laws before' called the lodge to order and the be a short session o f congress hut he cornea to know so much about Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. B. A. Howard, March 4 .' Both told - him they formnl opening exercises were ear* udmita that no one knows just how things two or three thousand milea Mrs. W. C. Hill, Miss Grctchen thought (here would be and prom­ ried out. The Indies choir composed long the members will he forced to uwuy from where he lives. • . J Schultz, Olga Schultz, Mrs. Taylor, ised to exert every effort to econo- of Mis. F. L. Woodruff. Mrs. R. J. stay at the capital after March 4th Every .waterway project in the Charlie Seay, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs.' mizo time on other matters. (H olly. Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. Ku- as there an ' many things that wijl United Stati*s. before it is submitted Cprfcr, Mrs. Charles, Miss Clnrissn Speaker Clark reminded the Pres- gmie Itoumillat. Mrs. W. I.. Morgan, jeome before congress nnd it will be u to congress has been finally passed Starling, Mrs. Uouinillnt, Miss Mc­ ident tliut con;'res<« would huve to Mrs. B. A. Howard, Mrs James mnst busy session. Mrs. Sears and on by the the chief of engineers und Daniels, Martha Fox, Junnio Stu- pay strict attention to business and T aflor and Misses Olga and Grot- 'several other Kissimmee ludies ac- thLboard of engineers far riVers and mon( Florence Frank. Mrs. ItatlifT. I asked him to help at the outset to.chen Schultz, Florence Frank and companicd Congressman Sears here harbors. Thcso men took eight or Mis. .Mobley, Mrs. Stevenson, Mra. eliminate the usual two weeks hoti-jUuth Mettinger rendered very und all of .them spent n plrnsnnt uf- ten years of special study, have seen E. P. Moree, Mrs. .Ralph Wight. day recess, In that two weeks sweetly "F ath er in Heaven,” Handel ternoon in Sanford. from twenty to thirty yeurs of ac­ Mrs. A. B. Wallace. ' . which otherwise would be wasted, Warhursh. tual service, und base their conclu­ the Speaker said several Important j 0||# of i h > mMt Bol(.mn parU, 0f sions on the most elaborate surveys appropriation bills, might ho dis- tho <>taire v, o V ’mm w„ thon w|tneMand examinations. Y e t ’ there are The jokes were fresh and unusually editors nf -metropolitan tiewspapeni posed of .by the house |e(, M tho Exalted Ruler called the good, many of them being originPresident Wilson did not discuss „.rH lo uUpntion an(1 ,he secrewho haldtuully refer to river and zted by Mrs. Ilarnes. Tho black deCuils of the railroad legislative pro- m v CrU8<# „ urnM wnH instructed hnrlmr hills nN "practically all 'pork facts in their songs made a trem en­ gram with the house leader*. He t0 , hr namw of tnc ,Icc, ased harbor bills ns "practically all dous hit and the dancing was right merely desired to get in touch nKji emhcrjl. A, onc w„ called 'pork.' ” • . * up to date.. Mias Muriel llnrrold them on the subject and to have ^ nBmw appeam , at the rorm.r as "Crappy Snow” in her song If such n one, without technicaltheir^ cooperation. He spoke hr.ef- f ^ jn „ , uminate(, ,,oxwl “ Plant a Watermelon on M y Gravo training, engineering experience or ly regarding other important mens- 1 |Iaj|h|1|| ,|V ,c!ertrl(. , ie h l8 nnd the ar,d :ct the Juice Soak Through” flashed personal investigation, should ap­ ures, among them the Webb bill to names were illumined during ’ the was excellent and brought fortli pear and denounco a project ap­ permit domestic corporations to rest of tho services. ’ The roll of ’ ripples of laughter and repented en­ proved by the army engineers, it maintain collective foreign selling dead arc as folllows: cores. Mrs. Zch Ratliff nnd Miss CONGRESS OPENS A N I) F ITZ ­ would seem to he in order to quote agencies, the corrupt politic al prac­ DIRECTORS W ILL BE ELEC­ Martha Fox were other black face (or Ids benefit tho old English W. I). Holden. B. F. \liggins. W. GERALD ALSO tices bill and conservation mehsures. TED T O N IG H T A N I) REAL srttiLs who added u generous quota quatrain: Proposed embargo legislation nnd M. Wadley, It. II. Marks, J. C. Hig­ OPENS . "O f nil speculations tne inurket holds to the evening's fu n .' When the cur­ W O RK BEGINS. issues raised by„tho high cost of liv ­ gins, W. H. Underwood, G. H. Fcrforth, tain rose on the opening chorus a Washington, Dec. 5. — Congress The success of the Seminole Coun­ ing were not mentioned nt the con­ nnld, E. W. Rowland. Jas. 13. Rob­ The best one I know of, for profit . charming scene of bvuuty und color ference. In the opinion of the house erts, D. G. Monroe and W. J. Hill. met at noon yesterday for the short ------ in d poll, *a* displayed. Arranged in three ty Fair Association is assured and is After a prayer by Chnplnin Perk session—anti^settled down (o work leaders, subject Is the opinion of President Walker; ______ _ however,,.. the_______ tiers, and in a Beml circle, the song James Taylor rendered the immediately. There waa the-usual Is to buy Mr. Blank at tho price he F. L. M iller, .chairmaa-of tha-,diraqr bqumt~tn (lemnmt~nttP>TUOn of Ih e '^rrs ' is worth _________ ... birds of the minstrel tropp 11 were r . j —- - ........... beautiful solo, "C ast Thy Bread Hood of hills and resolutions. The And then secll him at tkat which •esu-d. Wearing military coats of tors nnd all the officials are delight­ congress. 6 rtcrgY—OR-Suppiy Upon the Waters.” pccomDanicd-bV- Iradeis he sets on himself.” --Thare is. no question,^--said .U*q*- Mrs. R. C. Howler. ‘‘ Tho Vacant hills und the general program, toretzd, .white and blue over white ed with the meeting of the directors -sktrtx severely iniloed and ^grnceful iHr ■tflT'COUrt lUOIJHtTlMi. Saturday rtfsentative- KUchin, "th a t various Chair," by the Lyman Twins, Ber­ meat of which was the President's Speakers on this question will bo measures aimed at high prices of ib eri und Howard Lyman Vaa never railroad legislation. •file picture hats ornamented with morning. ; expected not to indulge in loose talk Every prqelnet in the county was food will be passed. Discussion of r*d rose*. Above, behind and all or general .charges but to gel rig; given with auch, an effect, their wound them floated tho national represented and only one of the di­ that issue is bound to consume time, .voiceo-in. perfect harmonyr-the-*ac- . JlaprcjumUtivo Fit age raid -o f-N e w down-to the facts. If any one know* rectors was absent which bespeaks York Introduced blljs designed to ■Imt-in-spUe-of-thst^I-think-wn'caiT completing the vivid coloring bslng rendered by ithat a project has no merit, but that “ find time for consideration of rail companirr.ont touch the high cost of living, two ♦f the nrtlxUrwlly arranged group: -a-great-lntereat-ln 'ttiH 'fltr; the appropriation for it was secured Mrs. Howard Lyman. proposing n fhod embargo, onc reg­ ■Mrs. Dpane Turner, as Interlocutor J. J. Dickinson resigned as direc­ road laws. Of course I assume to solely to promoto the politicalvfor­ Instead of tho Thanatopsis usually ulating transportation and cold storoccupied a seat slightly raised in the tor and F. P. Rines^ was elected, to speak for the Hhouse only. I don't tunes of some senator or representa­ given at the memoiial services •Mrs. ad mission oj form products and f*nter of the first row upon tho take his place. The.question of a know what the senate can do." tive, or because some commercial or­ *t»ge and rendered her part excel­ director was taken up by the board N o final plans have been mado by J. W . Barnes gave the beautiful manufactured food stuffs to parcel ganization wanted to boom local lently. ’ In ’ n gown of brilliant red and a proposition from George Mnrr the President for delivering n special version of "W h y Should the Spirit post and reducing food prices. business with Government funds, he »ith hat and accessories to match, was considered and will be settled ut message to congress on the high cost of Mortal H e Proud” and Vnve it (kill be given an opportunity to pub­ »he was a-charming type of a vhrid the meeting-to be held tonight in.the of living. Later, in tho season, but with all the poaer and significance licly name the man or the com-, HI. Augustine the Victors •outhern beauty and w u thorougnly court house. It is t)ic opinion of the he is understood to favor such n step of which 'this accomplished lady Is munity that has raided the publics' St. Augustine defeated the local capable and tho Indies choir followed •t homo in her part, Tho soloist* directors that a good manager would when opportunity offers. • treasury fdr private gain. Common eloven on the Ancient C ity’s grid­ »nd chorus were lovely and attrdc- be. a* paying proposition and the Tho President has made few gen­ with "O ne Sweetly Solemn Thought.’ iron last Thursday by o score of 37 fnirness requires that if any man, or hv*. while, the songa were wonder­ director who is employed will have eral cngagoinenta for the week lie- ‘ The oration of tho day was given to 0. A 'splen did crowd witnessed community or project, is attacked! fully bright and cutchy^ each soloist his work cut out for him as the time cause of his desire to devote himself b Dr. Linroln Ilulley, p m iden t of the fray. The officials estimated an opportunity shall be given for •fqlritting herself moat creditably. Is short and there, is much to be almost entirely to Oonferenre with Stetson University and os usual the defenso and refutation, and this will, the crowd at 10 0 0 people. AH wero in good voice and the muaic done in advertising, arranging for congrcaalbnal leaders in order to get audience prepared for Something of course bo done. It fooks ns if the . Captain Case, Colic and Cox were *»nt with a awing and spirit that tents, exhibits and a thousand and the legislative machinery started j g0O(]( f n which they were not dis­ the individual stars for Augustine resulting discussion .might he well r»ught the sympathy of tlje audi- one things that only ah experienced promptly.. . appointed. Before thd doctor spoke while Sanford stars wero Spencer woith hearing. tnre in the beginning, that neld un­ man can handle. - H . Tuesday Mr. WlUon will follow his little daughter, Mary Ilulley was ’and Arthur, the former, hnd a little , ,he note was aung. In tho escorted to the stage and introduced hatd luck on an attempted forward There are several names to con­ his custom of going before, congress tloilng chorua ” We Tako Off Our • F Liberty Lighted Again. sider is a manager and the directors to read his .annual message. Wed­ by Dr. Hulley, who called attention pass by one of ’ the Saiuta*. players. New York, Dec. 2.— By aTsIgnel to You. Mr. W ilson," a picture to the fact that Old Glqry was the Spencer caught the hall and made a can be depended upon tb procure a nesday he -will entertain William J. o the President, draped In the naflashed by wireless from the govern­ Bryan and Mrs.. Bryan at lunch in emblem of the Elks lodge and Miss 60 yard run but ho had the mis­ man who will give us the right kind ‘ •onal color* was lowered qbove the n u lley'w ou ld give them tho origin fortune to fall in one of those GO­ ment yacht, Mayflower, President exit 0f the performers which of fair and one that will be a paying the White Ifyyjflo, and ThuAiday Wilson bathed the Statue of Liberty proposition as well. The direotors night he will give a dlnnef in honor of Old Glory aqd the little lady then P H E R HOLES which are so abun­ with light tonight. || . 4 l°u d and are. building hot only for.th is year of Vance C. McCormick, chtflrman recited in p most finished manner dant in St. Johns county. " I light this statue,” said the Pres­ "W h o Gavo You 'the Nsmo of Old but for the future and feel that the of the Democratic national commit­ George Arthur deserves high praise ident.* "as a symbol of our purpoM "Vou're the Best L ittle Mother eucceaa o f the fair this year means tee, to which have been invited Glory.” . for his gamcness during this game to throw upon our life, as n nation, Dr. Hulley then delivered one of rk i^ver M>de" “ Bun* bF M l " a permanent organisation'that will members of the Democratic and Pro­ — with a badly sprained foot this a light which shall roveal Its dignity, t K . il* Se*y very sweet. “ In give Seminolo a good county fair gressive campaign committees. the best orations that has been given hoy went In the game when he had serene power, .benignant hope and of H *»ven ” Mrs. A. M. every year. The visit of Mr. McCormick to here in any of the memorial ser­ * • no business to, but on, account of spirit* of guidance.” • j * ,Weet flexible soprano waa Washington is^gxpected to be marked vices in which was interspersed Tho meeting last Saturday dem­ men not being on hand It waa forced The celebration was participated S t!* t0 ‘ dvantage. Mias Junle by the appointment of a chairman of many beautiful poems, among them onstrated that the people of every* to play, and to aee him limp around Ip by the President, Mrs. Wilson, s i ; 0,d t,m* favorite was tho inauguration committee. Active being Thanatopsis. With a wonder­ section of Seminole hre imbued with the field and continue to play apeaka French Ambassador Jusserand, and plans for the inauguration will be ful'an d most retentive memory Dr. ! J!lu* ln h>’ the idea that this county can -and well for this boy's sameness and also other persons of distinction. . Hulley can at will call up any of the started then. The - n " , h# LonK A g o ." the belief in nia team. •hould have a fair and one that we Great throngs crowded the Bat­ Very soon after congress convenes masterful efforts of the celebratedp|pe of P * n" f « - can all be proud of, consequently all .The locals were treated royally by tery and witnessed the illumlnatloq* the President will make nominations poets and he la also a noted Bible othtr hit V ** ° ,gB Schu,t* * n- of them will be found working for it the Auguatlne people and though de­ to the tariff commission, the ship­ student, his oration being a most day and night from now until the feated they all came back satisfied beaufWMi * Taylor's ping bbhrd and- the board created by comprehensive rendition of the beau­ Weather Report * last week in January. congreaa to administer the work­ tiful thoughts of the masters and that the trip waa worth while. Forecast for the week beglnnldff S n e T trBh° W“ h w d with The board meets tonight' in the men's compensation law for federal those of his own. He called atten­ Sunday, December 3rd, 1916: Ohmo •• ^ ‘,n 7 he Ro*** of Indlsa ^ ,ter In the evening the court house to elect a director end employed. He has been, ateadijx .at tion to the beautiful custom of the County Commissioners In M eeting 8 outh Atlantic and Eqst G ulf •*c«t r J ° n* brou« ht out the full, the big show will virtually start .to­ work selecting the members of these Elks lodge in writing the faults of •The Board of County Commis­ 8 tales.— Generally *fair except that r,,on M t tones nf her roloe. bodies and is understood to have their brothers in 'the sands, their sioners of Seminole County a r f hold- 1 local rains Wednesday or probablj night, headquarters will be rented, practically completed the taak. virtues in the tablets of lo v * and log their regular monthly meeting Thursday. Temperature will reauln P^ta T ®rBt * nd " c o n d advertising started an4 the premium Within a few day* the President memory by holding thee* annual eer- today and have iquch of importance moderate until Friday or Satarda Vfn. p . ^ Qre5 hc* n Schulta and HtU< J . " " * r* hd« » d W > mu.lng Uat printed and. the many details are propose* to talk with senate leaders vice* and tho great gqod; that »ih * befer*-thetaJ/uFiiU report 6 f meeting when colder wlR overspread these fom*dy X ateh that !dld not raWfdd. - »** o » v i* jd h W om m oh d regarding the legislative .program. iqdge-woo Accomplishing Jq (bringing will be given In the next Issue. ' d is tr ic ts ..,' *. • TO REDUCE HIGH COST '* OF LIVING COUNTYFAIR IS MOVING RIGHT ALONG kXi/X I t-*t , -V _ • �,, \ , To Avoid Smoke. _ ' Simple way' of -avoiding the amoke and t*< wbKJh always pour Into the room when a flre ’ ls HI tn a store, heater or fireplace on a damp day*. Put In the wood and coal aa ustiaj. but before lighting them Ignite a handful of paper Or shavings placed on top of the coal. This producoa a current of hot nlr In the chimney. Which draws up the amolte and gas at once. . Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford Princess o f contract with the Famous Players dya. Luca* haa been a atrong fa vorand wee-tHrected bjr J r S ettle Daw- IT5 with moving picture lovers for yeara! Resale Love has become al­ The average Inveterate liar must ley. • . most as strong a favorite In the past p ; asess a phenomenal memory or • • • --------few months. , carry a note book In order to pre% •• M lcll-to-Pay’ Austin" Margaerite Clark, the vent mixing, up hia stories. Rut little Bernice Somers was so fast on her mental feet when it came .to concotcin f 1 U * th a t aha twmled nwthaa inem iry nor note book-»-*o J r sarcaatic Mcnda ca^cd her "M is a A t Lyric Tuesday. A Fine Arts Drama in which there is a great big part for a very little gist. , . .. • >Mr|n|ng ram p ^ t u f f - c o w b o y ^ cowglrl, _ thc Ercat hig wild and woo,y w„ t _ < h a t'a the atmostphere Ancient History. Jonnh had Just been swallowed by tho whale. Gazing about hls narrow quarters, ho said: "Ob. woll. this Isn't h All Local Advertisements Under anyworao than tho flat 1 'vo boon liv­ This Heading TH R E E CENTS s ing In." Whereupon ho doubled him­ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum self and proceeded to take a nap. Charge 25 Cents. Lyric Tuesday Synopses of "T h e Fugitive W it­ ness." Chapter Eleven of Gloria's Romance. ' . Cast: Gloria Stafford Biiiie Burke Ur. Stephen Roycc Henry Kolkcr rirh a'.d F rtn caj David Powell • Da\id Stafford William Roselle Pierpont 8 taffortl . .., . * .-W ill fa in T . t* nrlrton .. Lois SUfTCftl Jule Tow er JudfH' Freeman • Henry W eaver Gideon* Tras Frank M rGlynn Frank Mulry Frank Ile ltlor N O T t f K O F S A L K N o t i c e la h e r e b y g i * » n t h a t u n d e r a n d b ) virtu e o l ■ (Inal d e c re e o l fo r r rlo a u r * e n d •ale m a d * o n t h e Z X n d d a y o f N o v e m b e r , A . I h I H I , b y t h e H o n o r a b le J a m r * W . 1‘ e r k l n a , J u d g e o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t o l t h e S e v e n t h J u d ic ia l C lr r u it of F lo rid a . S e m i n ­ ole C o u n t y , In c h n n y e ry . in t h a t certain r a u a e th e re in p e n d in g , w h e r e in T h e - A m e r lia n A g ric u ltu ra l C h e m ic a l C o m p a n y , a c o r ­ p o r a t io n la t h e c o m p la i n a n t a n d W m . G . A ld rid g e . J e r o m e It. H ir e S e e d C o ., a corp.. tlru e n llic h e y C o ., a c o rp ., t'ark r D a v i o C o . , a c o r p . , .J. A . F a t t e n a n d J . C . i F a lle n , c o p a rt n e r * d o in g b u iin e ,* aa the C h a t t a n o o g a M e d i c i n e C o .. S m i t h . K lein & F r e n c h C o ., a c o rp .. G e o . II. F e r n a l d , H a r d w a r e C o ., a crop.. M o n l a g H rn a., a c o rp ., a n d A li c e K . lllll, e x e c u t r i x o f t h e j r a t a l * o l W . J. lllll, d e c e a a e d , a r e d e f e n d - ! an la; 1 that! otter lor aal* a n d aell to th e h ig h rat b id d e r (or ra ,h , b e fo re t h e d o o r ol t h e c o u r t ihotir* In S a n fo rd . S e m i n o le C o u n ­ t y , F lorid a, o n M o n d a y , t h e la t d a y ol J a n u a r y . A . I » . I S 17, t h e a a m o b e i n g a l e g a l •air* d a y , a n d d u r in g t h e .le ga l h o u r * of aale, t h e p r o p e r t y d e a c rib e d In t h e fin al d e ­ cree a lo rra a id a * fo llo w ,, lo -w il: A llH it u a t e . ly in g a n d b e in g In t h e c o u n t y o l S e m in o le a n d d a t e o l F lo rid a : A ll ol t h e n o rth e a a t q u a rte r c l n o r t h w r e t q u a r te r o l aection th irty-fo u r ( 31) . t o w n a h l p n in e t e e n ( 19) . • o u t b c l r a n g e t w r n t y - n l n * ( 19) K . . e x c e p t ­ in g th e fo llo w in g : C o m m e n r l n g a t a n Irua pu ,t, ((.a n d la g o n a o u th b o u n d a r y lin e ol •aid tract, ,a ld p o * l b e in g n in e r h a in * a n d (e rty -n in r lin k * w e a t (root t h e .a o u th e a a t c o m e r o l a a ld tract, a n d n in e c h a in * a n d (o rty -lh re e a n d a h a ll lin k * e a a t o l th e a o u t h w r a t c o r n e r o l aa ld tract, a n d ru n n in g , t h e n c * n o rth , a rro ea th e tract, t o th e n o r t h b o u n d a r y l i n e , a o m e 440 y a r d * m o r e o r I*m , t h e n c e w ra t d v r c h a in * a n d A lly Saturday— "The Girl From Frisco". Fourth Chapter of "L ib e rty ". "Artistic Atmosphere. • M ond. y — 'The Power of the CraM"L £ o iP ttE £ "T h e Reformers151 Cotfiedy, "Getting' B y " "International News," latest events. Tuesday—Triangle Day. "H ell to Pay A featuring Wilfred Lucas and Bessie Love, enth Episode of "Gloria's Romance". ■ *P--ic ■ tu ~' r^e , • ' * -. Advanced Case. "Your frlctitl Duhwalto scorns to havo a very good opinion o ' himself." " I should say so! * Why, Uibwalto thinks a bronxo plate will eorao day mark tbo street corner whore he stands every-afternoon to wall for a suburban car." ja b ia p i 7 • Wp. if • ' NO TIC K O f MANTKR'H HALK N oll o le hereby »l«o a that under and hy 'virtue of a decree el foretlvauro akd ante laenlna out ot H e C r.-ult Court ot the Sev­ enth Judlrii 1 Circuit t f Florida In and Ii r Seminole county,, la chancery. In e eour* therein pendlnt wherein Armour le r tllU r r Work*. * cxrpcretlen, 1* complainant, end Ito il* A. llevler, U . l H. Hobb ond Chaa# a ("omtiany, a corporation, are defendant*, will oB.r ler aale and will **U to Ike hlfbeat and beat lidder lor reah at th ojron t door ol the court houao In Santord. ftemlnnlo Coun­ ty, hlorlde. durlnx tho le«*l hour* ol aale on Monday, th# lat day ot January. A. P . 1916. the aam* hoins ■ lr«al aalra day tbo tcllowlng deacribed reel properly. Iyln « end boles In-Stmlnclr County, State oi rtorida, A » 1 • . V Maodar— WattacL Hied sad Clow HU*1e, lo “ The VeMow Paw* of ewe Ueriee." * \ * irrigated, well located. Prir* , cheap for season.* J. 0 . par|[. Sanford. 29-Zi r o r ite m — auue oi uircc room, furnished or unfurnished. 109 V. First St., Hynes Hldg. 28-ltj For Rent— Two furnished roc« a t 200 M yrtle atenue, Corner See, ond St. Enquire Miller's Oiler*. / FOR R E N T -Two FurhidwJ Rooms.. Hot and Cold Water Address Z care Herald. 20tf it. ‘ $10.91 per ton ihiivertd SlM West Side. Fenced, house, bafn, ford. Write E. L. AVinu i Co., Ob flowing Will, 3 ucres tiled and crop­ lando. Agent Seminole anti Orujr ;ffHlp I ped for several. seasons. Loading Counties. siding on place. Address F. R. Dur­ W nnted— We want to ham, 1127 ChestnuC St., Fhiladaloranges, grapefruit, fruits nh'ia. Da.. 29-ltc aides. We will huj- ihtin For Sale— F'orty acres, about five, on consignment. Write us cleared, fair house, good soil and Produce Co., Concord.' N. very cheap at $800.00. About three Wnnted id sell vour profxfi miles from ’ Sanford. J. (). Packard, Won’ t cost you anything to 1*11 Sanford.29-2tc try it. Prospects look good for il List your property with J. O. winter. J. O. Packard, Sanfori Packard if the other fallow ‘ has failed to gel you n buyer. 29-2ta •* vfiT yY* f* m mhoi r Nanre O'Neal at the, Star Tve4day F.r'-lrwon A n or, se-Prt-au U k e . . ; r i-i'a'V: . Fpr Sale— 3,000,000 cabbage and Big Boston lettuce plnnta Cabbige, . L a e r i h e d . b e f ' j O ^ , ‘ , ' ^ 4. , d ] i Wakefield. Early Flat 'Dutch. Early Sarlsr.l, TlorW*. “ »• e e r e b e r , 191* ;. , „ r riiim sn l * * i-,rk. Summer, all from best seed. $1.00 ahel r J « m l c » » " < * f . Ita/JB per M., 90c per M. In lots of 10,000. ►. \v'. ChebH ol « *“ 4.*r . i f * n r S' P r A V N X* , . * *••. Cash with order. J. R. Davis, Bar­ f . >/. w »o .i« ■< tow. Fla. * . 20-6tp aS-Tu#*' A Frl-tOt* For Sale—T w o very desirable building lots In' Sanford Heights, ■ t). n. i^nd Q®** ■* Ort.Wjji1 Nos. 73 and 74. W ill sell for $200 Notice Is herebr* ,*LT_TS,« ‘ r u T jB each or if taken together will make Perember IS, )/ i l l ’ ’A lower price on the two lots. Apply N o . O t T T I . f o r > » n l * II V 2 to the Farmers A Merchants' Bank, Headland, Ala. 18-tf F’or S al*— Heavy double buggy, Platform springs, canopy top, leather cushions. Could be made a delivery wagon. Sanford Wagon Works. 23-tf h ljr ;iv 25-11 Will Build— Have a r.ire left id T w o very rhepp farm's for sale. located on paved alp t. will ba£4 Terms. A. 'P x- Connelly, 109 M ag­ five or six room house to iuit )n nolia. . * 30-1te and sell, $600.00 rash, ligiua monthly payment*. A. I’ CfinntBj, F'or Snle in Ten Dn\s*-Slx room |09 Magnolia avt-m <• -e ^0-!U house-and two lots. Very low price Easy terms. A. I*. Connelly, 109 " N a t u r e s o w n " th f* -i -irr flit Magnolia avenue. 30-ltc gives result*. Ask r c r ui nhucta Cheap for • Cash— Second 'hfcnd rubber tire top buggy. A t store of J. E. Pace. ’ 14-tf ••,14 , . _\f,rcaret CUik la "M U , Ga*r|e Woohlwaf**/' or "The ' ()t,t Who (awld Not T»U the T iw th "*A B 5 5 3 T w A w a frleod wdeiltled fro#. Natardar - Mahel Ttaaadl, aod More. ^Tho De- Tarodar — Now** O'Ntwt. la -The lro« Wemow". ol»* "T W of K*0." I • C»mU« - T e o H of the Army." "T h * Caihmaw U w ." "Tho UTo Furnished Rooms by Day, M onth— Park , avenue Hn( |M orth Park avenue, over L R. dlips A Co. drug store. Mrv mes Patton, manager. sotl One of best farms in Celery DeltaHigh state of cultivation. W ill he sold within 30 days. A. P. Con­ nelly. • 30-ltc For Sale — Modern nine room house and three lota on Oak (tvenue Half cash, balance at six per cent. E. L. Marshall, St. Charles, III., or phona 90-J, Sanford. 23-8tp ;^ iv#nV' fac | H * 1 elCX* 1 r * .1■ *■# # IV PROGRAM A*▼^T THE • STAR i •* FOR RENT b « r AKTMEKTU r .TH _ . ■ "»*• For Sale — Hup ___ Runabout, lidltt. $ 10 0 . S.HclIe Manh. Muirhend and receive rew"d- 1# dp Betfer Pictures for Everybody Fof Sale— Marine motor. 18 horn, power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, First class' c o n t r a , Sanford » lS ine A Garage Co. qv.. W antrd—Lady -wislip, P ™ * * stenographer. Work f*J shade, one and one half lota. Price Box 1062, Sanford._________ . _ only $1600, If sold soon. Worth more money. J. O. Packard, San­ Loat—Small EoUl l°cktt- T ford. * 29-2tc photoea inside. Return to M , Wo.. 6 7-tf C onn.._____________' ty c 'M « H e - ' 1 ■ 1 It-V e [ , 0 v*i » T o r Sale—Good young mule, be Been at Rex Packard*! Side. N o t ic e ■ • • For Salo— 120,000 lettuce plants at 26c per thousand. Phono 2113. 30-2tc her mihd. Ball » •«; i ■I r*.-j *uwyU« F'or StUe-*-Twrt» incubators nt half Ire, good as nwe. Box 11 <12, Sonrd: ‘ ' ' 30-tf ____________ - W a n te d -T o buy 2000 celery hoards. Mu»t hi For Sale— 10 acre truck farm, all C. C. Morris, Route !. rity tilled, \i mile lYom brirk road, right at railroad loading track, no build­ Wantod— By man of exp« ings. , Rnrgnin price and ternss on position as night watrhman. J part, if wanted. J. O. Packard, San­ Herald Office for B. J. I’ort ford. ‘ ** 29-2tc W anted-S h ip us your or»u Fdr Sale— 10 acre truck farib, 5}$ grapefruitr tangerinwe, piueapflsJ utiaui cluarod, 3 -screw-tilrd, '»fdrndid other fruits and vegetables. Ii* wall. Price only $2000.00. Terms eat prices obtained. Trompt r*}v if wanted. J. O. Packard, Sanford. Georgia Prqduce Company, M»o • . • 29-2tc Gloria can scarcely believe *hcr enrs, for Freneau"Tiuil posed as the herq, but the Seminole chief tells her Fre-' nenu was a cowardly cad who tied ip terror from the scene. More than ever then ahe doubts the honor of bar -dead do vc r . - I ,at e r she qg cstlons K o jc e about the real truth of the matter and the lutter, to prevent Gloria losing faith in the man ahe has worshipped, tells her the Indian had lied, that* it was FreneuU who rescued her. Kn doubt whnt t 6 be­ lieve,. Gloria wanders along tho sands o f the beach turning things ower In T oa lgh t—LrJifa Minstrels CominK—Tho World Scries Base In answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned in the ad, pit'use do not ask The Herald for Information as to the identity of thif advertiser. Usually we do .not know who the advertiser ia and if we do we arc not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and address it as per in­ structions in the ad. S o u lh w r a t q u a r t/ f o f ao u th v rO at q u a r te r ot S e c tio n T « e n t y - k v r e T o w n a h l p T w e n t y - o n e a v u lh . of lt a n (* T h i r t y - t w o ea at. a n d ao u th * r a il q u a r te r ot e o u t h r a it q u a r te r . S ec tio n T w e n t y -a ll, T o w n a h l p T w e n t y - o n e ,o u th . o l K a n e * T h i r t y - t w o eaat. a n d 'n o r t h e a a t q u a r ­ ter o f n o r t h w r e t q u a r te r a n d n o r t h hall ol n r t lh w r s i q u a r t .r o l n o r t h w r a t q u a r te r d f S e c tio n T h ir t y -a lt . T o w n a h l p T w e n t y - o n e c o u th o l It a n x * T h i r t y - t w o ea at. b * i n ( o n * h u n d r e d 'fo rty a c re , m o r e o r lea*. . . H A U t . H Y I I 1) 1. M K S , G u a r d ia n . 10-Frl-Stc Gloria Stafford, at her fathtr’s^ country home, romps ylo n t on the ite with her I rother, Dntid. and Lois, her sister in law, in an attem p to forget her grief over the n urder of Freneau, her 'Icv c ;. Then b> chwnie, she gors to lo ggu tii.g with Mulry. Freneau's partner, who hap­ tens to l e visiting in the mighhorhood, hut Mulry h::» I c«*n warned by Doctor R oyre to avoid Gloria and so he llees when she begins to talk to him. Suspicious of such peculiar conduct Glotln follows .him and 'leofhl Ytith surprise tl at he has de­ parted for I’ alin Reorh. Thither goes Gloria, accompanied by her ab ADVERTISING • J r lm a A . I li lm i ,. M in o r ,. •„ N o l l e * i i h e r e b y r i v e n t o w h o m i t m » jr c c n re rn , t h a t H a lil* llo lm e a , a a G u a r d ia n of l i e a t o v * n a m e d K a l u h W . H o lm e * . T h e l m a A . H o l m e , , ('*ell F . H o i m e , a n d Z r l l a A . H o l u e r , « ill o n ( h * l a t d a y o f J a n u a r y . A . I ) . 1017. a p p l y t o t h e l i o n . C e c r t r O . -H a fr ln i. J u d g e in a n d (or Ih o r o u n t y a fo ro o a ld . at hia office In S a n fo rd , I n t b o r a i d c o u n t y , a t 10 o ' c l o c k a . m . , o r a a a .o n th e re a fta r a a m a t t e r r a n b e h o a r d , lor a u t h o r i t y t o aell a t p u b lic o r ^ p riv a te aale th e e n tire In te l,at o f aa ld m in o r a In th o lot­ I iw ln g d e a r r lb e d real eatate, altu a te , l> in * a n d b e in i In S e m ln o l# r o u n t y . a ta tc ul H o r . Ido,- t o - v u : , # Salex Kentgcky hor*# saddle and two sets Apply C edi Gabbett, avenue. 15-tl Fbr Sale—One International!^! Thoroughly overhauled and pitf ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. CLASSIFIED . AXacutRITt CLARK * «wsn» mW«i ii i Marguerite Clark at the Star Tonfght George W ashington." One need to create when you come' to ahow only mention that "M isa George” in j "H ell-to -P a y A u stin ." If ever there this ca»e la none other than M a r-: was a picture which fairly breathed guerite Clark, who play's the title of the western half pf our country, role In the Famous Playera P a r a -Jit >s this, a Fine Arts product of the mount picture "M is a George ’W a s h -; very first quality. And in W ilfred fngton" at the Star Friday, to arouse Lucas and Hcssle Love you have interest in th(a particular small fib- two people to work with who are ber. It is Misa Clark's I rst intr - quite as interesting and picturesque duction since tbc signing of her new as waa even the west in its palmiest Por buggy. n «a . French set narov" wa A Frt-lOt* . p n«»- V* X U o o d i n v S tmi . D. Reynold*' M*A itei: " I hsd rheums' *rs; used three box* For Sale— 1916 Overland; IBIS Ford Roadater; 1914 Ford 6 Paasenb h e u r ia t is m ger. AB in good condition. Real bargains. . G ood terms. Quick sale*. end have thyown away You “ O iffl® "1'!? . Small '1‘ prodts. Seminole County only by us, 60c and »»■ Oarate. ' . 23-4tc �THE SANTORD HERALD PAGE SIX Ut ms T7i» Attor Family. T: 6 Astor family la deBCv'ndci! from John Jacob Aator, who won bam at Waldorf, r vlllago near Holdc. oor*. Germany, In 1703. Ho canto to Now "York In 17K3. Aatnrla .woa the namo o f the Oregon trading aUtlon which, ho founded In 18\1, 100 mllca northweal o f Portland, on the Columbia riv­ er, ' Ha derivation la obvloua assigns (ha right, fraathlsre and privileges to build, ronutruetr maintain, oporato and contlurt a railroad, to be operated by any motlva power other than steam, through, along, over, upon and ecroae the etreeta, even us* and alleys of the elty of (taaford, Florida, aa follows. Xlellbavllla avenue from Its southern terminus at the eouthern rorporeta limits to Fourtesnth street. Fourteenth etreet from Ateltonvillr avmuu to Cypress avenue. C y­ pres* avenue from Fourteenth street to lutk* Monroe. Water street from Pine avenue ta Sanford avenue, Sanford avenue from W ater atreet to Commercial street, Commerrlsl street from Sanford avenue to Palmetto a Ve­ en be, Palmetto avenue from Coramerrial erret to the C lyde IJn# dork and wharf, together with the right to build a switch at the . Intersection .o f Pelmetto avenue and Commercial street. Authority Is hereby given, granted and conveyed to the Central Florida Interurban Hallway Company, its turreeeora, and as­ signs, to build, construct, maintain, operate and conduct a dork and wharf upon, along, through, ovar and arroaa Cypress avenue, as calended Into l.aka Monroe, to the northern corporate limits, together with the right to ntako flits and ruta to a grade estab­ lished by the r lty of Htafotd, for eald Cyprres avrnur, and to build or lay a road­ way to the northern end of said.dock, said roadway to he built of such material aa the grantee herein named. Its successors and assigns msy deem advisable and* suffi­ cient. and said roadway to be free and open to the rltlsena of Sanford for ingrrs* and egress to and from said dock and wharf. inUfaoetlon of Flench avenue and fWvgnth street. Be it ordained by the Mayor and C ity Couasil of Hanford, Florida! Heel Ion. 1. That Thtld street shall be graded and nav*d with vitrified brick from tha Intersection of French avenue and Third street weal to the Intersection of Third atreet and Maple avenue, said brick pave­ ment to be a width of nine feel. Sertlon 2. That Sixth street shall be graded and paved with vitrified brick Horn tha Intersection of Magnolia avenue and Especially adpted for Hlath strret oast to th* Intersection of Pal­ metto avenue and Sixth atreet, aald brick You r State pavement to be a width of nine leet. Section 3. That-Seventh* afreet shall be traded and paved with vitrified brlek from the Intersection of Oak avenue and Hevebth' street west to th* Intersect Ion of Seventh _ - street end French avenue. Said brick pave­ ment to be a width of alatren trot. KFETU L M W K I I 'N H\LE Not in ii hereby flttn that undrr and by vir­ Sertlon 41 That paving of alt the streets F R E E ! tue of a Anal d m n of fofeeiosure. mad* by linn. provided for In the loreg’ ing sections shall Jaroea \V. IVrklaa, Judge of tha f'irruit Court be done In accordance with the plans and nf the Srrmth Judicial Circuit of FlurUi, to. snrrlflcatlons therefor, submitted by the Our Instructive Cat­ nil, on the 22rM day of Niutntbrr, A. I*. 191*1 city engineer of Sonford, Florida, ana now on Ale in the office of the city clerk of SnnIn a ran-* pending in the Circuit Court of Sem­ inal* County. Flurlds, in chancery. * he re In ferd, Florida. T h * pnWng of said streets alogue and w eekly A. M. Thrasher I* complainant and ("has. M. shall be begun within sixty days from and Hand as sheriff and n-ofTWio adminhuator of after th* dale this ordinance shall become the'relate of Green Hart. (ieeraw-d, ami Amanda effective: but should any pioperty owners P ric e List Hail, daughter and sole hrir at law ol said Green Owning property shutting' on any •( raid street* to be paved as aforesaid, fail within llart. deeeaord, are respondent*. I, A. K. I‘oar­ SEND FOR TH E M ers, special master, duly appointed .herein, *111 the lime above provided to pave said street offer for Hale and «e(l at public outcry to the in front of their ttspeetiv* property, in highest and brut bidder for cash, in front of •rrordanr# with the term* of this ordinance — T O -D A Y — the orurt hou - door of Seminole County, Flor­ and with th* plana and specIRrstlona there­ ida, in Sanfor >, on XI unday, the first day of for, heretofore prepared, at aforesaid, by January. A. P . 18l>, the tame beinc a regular the city engineer; that aald work shall be Authority is alao hereby given, granted don* under and by direction of th# city nf •aba day beta en the legal hours ol ale. those two certain l.w n lots, to-wlt. U l i Thirteen and renreyed to the Central Florida Inlrr- Sanford, and Ih f proportionate cost thereof (111 and Fourteen (14) of A. !>. Strntiford'a urban Hallway Company, Its turresaora and •hall be assessed against the land upon Addition to Sanford.. Seminole County, Flor­ assigns, to build, construct, maintain, oper­ wM-h said paving ahall nbutt and the rlty ate and conduct a dork anderharl, or (docks ahall have a Hear therefor, enforrlhle In like ida. -and wharves), north of Water street be­ manner aa other liens. This tVeember 1st, lltld. tween Pia* avenue and Cypress Avenue, ' A. K. POWERS, Sertlon S. That upon th* failure of any with roadway or roadwayt (o the northern Special Master. corporate llmlt|, upon the same conditions properly owner to make the Improvement 30-FtLStc . heirlnabove provided tor, said work ahall and undrr the same restriction* and rtacrIn the Chunty Judge’s Court. County ef Osreola vatlnns as is hereinbefore or hereinafter be don* by the city nf Hanford, or shall be provided for the building, constructing, let by a contract by the city of Sanford to Slate of Florida maintaining, operating and rondurtlng of the lowest and most reepnntlhle bidder, in IA the matter nf the fluardianship of tha dock, wharf and roadway at the fo o t'o f arrnrd'nr# with the plana and a^eriflentions John (irlflin Thweatt, I Vgalfay ThssMU In C o a il of-County Judge, Sc ml tola Cnnn- and Gwirg* II. Thweatt, Jr., minors. Cypress avenue, saving and excepting t b it now <n flit, with reference to said work ly, State o f Florida’ Notice Vs hs-reby given that it is the intention the privilege* granted herein shall be exer­ and two thlr>!a-of tbs coal of such grading, of the undersigns-d Kdmond 1).^ Iludbill aa cised in a substantial manner within five opening, curbing,, paging, improving and In re R atal* of guardian of the e ft, # nf John .Criftln Thaeatl, years from the date of the approval of till* repairing ol aald street* Item the data of Lida Haines ordinance, unless the clljr council, for cut- the completion nf th* work shall be a lien,' Notice la hereby given, to a 'l whom It humthy 'Thweatt* atnT UesJrg" H. Thweatt, Jr.. flrient cause shown oha extend the ti me superior to all other lien*, except only lien* the County may cunrern. that on the 1st day of Sep­ minors, t » make application to for taxes upon th* lots or property fronting for the building and constructing the dock tember A ., II. 1916. 1 shall apply to the Judge of Seminole County. Florida, at hia offc- and or abutting upon the street* htrelnkbove harvesOherein R provnfed for, and a fail UonorabU George U. Herring, Judge of In the court house at Sanfntd, in *abi county cn tire to build and construct surh docks an described #o grided, opened, curbed. Im­ •old Court, •* Judge ol J'robatr, for my Tu—day. the 2nd day of January, A- I*. 1917, wharve*. tr a substantial portion thereof proved or repaired and th* temvin'ng oneAnal diarharge at earcutor ol tLe estate of lor authority to sell an undivided one-mvmth within curb fire yea tr. nr such additional third nf such *o*l shall be paid by tbs city Lida Hain—. deceased; and that at the same inter.*t. whl 'h is the Interest of the said tr Inert tim e aa may he granted, shall • coneiltute ol Sanford, Florida. time I va111 present my Anal account- aa in tnd to the fnlltwlng dricfihrd real preps My breach o f this paragraph of this ordinance The estimated c .-t uj paving per square • xecutor ol said eatate, and aak tor Ihelr situate in Seminole County. Florida, tr-witt and work a forfeiture of th* privileges North**—t quieter ol the northwtet quarter ol yard fo r-th * pitting of the airret* afore­ approval. Section tssentyeli (? f’L Townchfll-.twenty d 201 granted in It. said. Is *1.30 per, square yxfd. and the e Hated le t. 18th, A. 1>. I ’*i«. south, tange IWeSiy-Iwc f l i t east. v The Central Florida. 1't.triurban Railway timated total t w l ol the paving of that -----------C H -S .-T . H AIN ES. patt ‘ ef Third street ats-sv* drerribni Is Company. Its surrrssora and assigns ia her< , . KhMOND D. RUniRlU. • Exieutoi. use* and prlvileg. privilege* |.)llt.0(l; the es’ tm iled total cost i f paving igbls, uses • (ius (Hart of the E»lal# r.l John flrif- by given alt the, rlpbla, 4 91 10-3 11 .1 12 1 1-3 2 2. of that part of f i l t h street above deo ribeil fln Thweatt. Ihwalhy Thweatt and pertaining to surh dock and wharf, at docks nd wharves, for the convenient transpor­ ia I&3.1.0') and th* estimated total erst ol Georg# It. That att Jr., ralnorr. tation of partrngrra and ftcjghl to and paving that pa t uf Seventh strrrl above 30-Frt-ftJ ~ arrived Is “|*i9)).)7, and -the estim at'd from its aald railroad and boats, vessels and drr *:rlb*d In Coarl *>f County Judv*. Scniln.de County' mat In tot owners per foot front lor pave­ I watercraft. . Slaty o f Fit (Ida AN till III N V NCR ment on. that part of Third street above In tr E t* l* of * ' Section 2.' That th* authority, rights and J. C. krlrn ed ’ in Granting to the Central Florida Inter- privilege* flv m . granted and Vonv'eyV.lln lot* ownen *p *r'fo o t df fo n t'fo r N otire ia hereby given, i « all s f . m .t urban Railway C.impany, » corporation or- the priceding aectlAn, to the Central H o t - . , ,ir r , i .t,nv> *iM " may cunr.rn. that oil the Mh day nf Feb­ eunlxed under the law. Jl the slate ol P lo t - ; Ida I ntc.url.an R a ilw a y. Company, Its sue,S „ M '* ,h * lrPM • ,’ov' ,lp* ’ ruary A D. -I9IT, i shall apply to the Ida, It* successors rusor* am! a«»tgn»* rrrfain <*r**«r« am! atilgna ahall eoikflMiuia a Iran- j * . n l>#,r i 0- i |rnn*4 f ri, , Honorable George (i. Herring, Judge of flgh'e. fran-hlses ies and privileges within the d l o for the bull ling, constructing, main. , Sevrnlh nreet al>ore deseilhel I* aald Court, a. Judge of l‘ r «la te , for my c rpnrate limitt. ol the city Spv,,nlh ' ,rp,,, d «c tib e d is __ . . . .of Sanford, ra ilin g operating and rondu.llrg_ _said tailfinal di-charge a- eseeulor of the estate of Florida fo td , docks and wbarvta, for a s period o f, ' ’’ load, The said estimates ol the cast of said J. C Kelso, dereasrd and that at the -am* ................ .. .... T h irty years from the date of the approval time I will prevent my final aertiurl- at Itc it ordained by the M ayor and t ily „ ( ,h f. .linsnee, and the rlty ot Hanford, paving now being on pie In the office of the eieru tor of ssid estate, and a-h fur th ilr fo u n d of the city ol Sanford, Florida; Florida, hereby rrserves tbe right, at the city liefjt of Sanford, I'litid a , and open to He. lion t. That authority t» hereby rn ,f „ f pefod, to purrhaie and take ublic inspection during reasons* I* offir* a pnroval. given, granted ar.U conveyed unto ours for the lienodt ol tha putdlc. Hated August Ith. A. D. 191«. ----- the ,fe n - «over . . . all or sny portion ol said railroad, tral Florida Interurban Rail way .Company. dnr,ke and wharves, and olhtr properties Section fl. The city engineer is hereby Ii. C. L O V E T T . rruuirrd, within trn days, after tb* lint a rcrporgtfon organised und Rx> rut nr er the.Jaws id t un d in connection therewith, within the the stale of Florida, its aurrrssors and ea!,l city ol Sanford, Florida, al a valuation pul II ation of this ordinance tb prewar* 10-2 11-8. 12-3, 1-2 101- 8-7 to be fixed by arbitration aa is now provided and tile an estimate of the amount of liens by law, or as msy be hereinafter provided, for su-h paving which the elty and the aald grantee, its successors and at- against each uf th* lots tronling or abutting signs, in accepting the benefits nf this or­ upon the streets to be so paved*- which es­ dinance, shall be deemed and held to have timate shall be based upFn the estimated assented and given I t ' ron,ent, to the pro­ cost of aald work, and upon the frontage of lot* upon the streets to be paved. visions hen In contained.'Section 7. Any person ow rin g sivy Inler(A l The said grantee herein named. Its est in and to said property abutting on that rurrr-ssnrs and a**igni -hall c vmplels the lortian al the streets ta be so psved, ss • aid railroad, with dork and wharf al the icrrinsbove described, shill have the right loot ol Cypress avenue, with in the city of , al any time within thirty daya after the E. W . D IC K S O N Sanford, with its connecting lines outside of filing of said estimates, ss aforesaid, with ■aid city, within two years fr m the dele the city clerk, to present th* eity clerk a S A N F O R D , FLA P H O N E G7 of the approval of thta ordinance, and a sworn petitton, to be prevented by him to failure to so comtdete such work and con the city counril, selling forth that in thesi ruction, within such tw o years,'shall ton opinion nf the petitioner the estimated coat at It ute a breach of this ordinance and work of such lien upon such lot Is incorrect, a forfeiture of the franchise hereby granted: granted; showing wherein It I* .Incorreet .Incorrect or wh why it • er, if the construction ot Will jxrred th* special bewefil accruing frnm provided hoae-er, A l ’T O A N I ) M O T O R C Y C L E T IR E S A N D and whirl said railroad, dock »•-•! *n sri it ■* delayed (in s jrti , th* in work and paving to be dor;* in front of or htnderad by unavoidable cau-es beyond [ *a■id lot. T U B E S R A P A IR E D such two year period, the city council may f Section 8. Th* city council of Hanford. In t . discretion grant such additional time flo r id * shall after proper notlre and within a. It may chooee lor the completion of ..Id , h, ,|m, prescribed by ordinance, sit as a R etread in g a specialty, either hand or built up, non railroad, dock and wharf, during whirl, ad- board of equalisation to hear any and all diiinnal time thus granted U I . franchise p-tHUm* fomplaint* which may be skid or plain tread. O rd ers filled for any T ir e T u b e, .ball cdnt nuc end remain fn full force and f |„,| (n jaferene. to the estimated cost of effect, and In cate ol a forfeiture. thi« Iran-' the paving provided for above and to make sold on the m arket. A ccessories on hand or supplied th-** and oil the rights and privileges in it i!ur Ehil proper loqulryy Into th# nui-atlon i granted shall cea»e and terminate. involved, and if it shall appear to th* sat­ on short notice. flit Dpon It e completion ot said rtllrciad isfaction of the r ily counril, sitting as a ami of said dock and wharf, or docks and board of equalltalion, that the estimated wharves, the same shall thereafter be enn- amount of said lien is correctly eitim sted. ■tlnunusly o: crated by the said rranlcc, its the amount au fixed shall stand aa the amount nf such lien to be rlslm rd by the sui’reiser hnd avslgns, and a Irllur* to so city Sanford, for the paving of ’ the All Repair W ork G uaranteed. F ree A ir A l T h e Curb continuotiriy Operats- the same shill eon- streetsnfand avenues in front of aald property, •tltute a brasih of this ordinance snd work and after the city council ha* heard ail peti­ j a forfeiture o f this fvancl.lve; provided, that tion* snd givnri ail property owners, an op­ j doe allowance ahall be made (or strikes and portunity to he heard and made all correc­ I other unavoidable causes. • tions In their Judgment necessary, tn equal­ i f ’ l The construction of lb* railroad ise the sstessmenls’fn pfonvrllnn to benefit*. to n u x T herein authorised shall conform to the Said estimates s« then equalised shall stand gradesJ of tho streets, as established: the a* true and eorrect. • grantee herein named,’ it« successors anil I'astetl this Cth day of isVvemher, 1918. assigns shall have authority for the con­ B. W. II F U N D O N . struction and piainl,,n* nrv H» »»ld rail­ President C ity Counril. road, gnd for the locating of necessary I hereby certify That th* foregoin g otdfnBc-aruc of,our thirty years of rx|wric!ii-e in buyinj* for switches ‘and turnouts, for tbs passago of R l cars, and oik-r usual fixture* ID ft • tipTF- in re was duly pasted by th* city counril of Moriila trail*, atnl Itmaiu* of splcil'liil rail mul u.iler Snnford. Florida, fn trstlop, this flth day ol MU», in xnCea inherent in a railfoad, including poles jocilili**, ntid low freipfit rates, we m v * yiwi mboey on and wire, storage batteries snd conductors, Novem ber, 191ft, JAH. C. R O B E R T S . hay, krain, fcstl anil llour, (ruanuitcnl ihr UM. j] sU — s u lio v i elweys to th* appruVil 6f the “ total) CHy Clerk. city council. IL-oaove of Bi'wlrm marhliirry »Bi! |Iro\iuiily it* Imst Approved by ra* this flth day of Novem­ ill) All members.of tb * city police fnrre cmle linjlwr nc aril l*c*L qualilv t)n»i]i;r boin, fruil and fire department, in unlfofln, or wearing ber. 1916. v „ J.'D . D A V IS O N , official badge* " I 'he elty. ehall be furnished and vrgctahfc crnlr. at rcasonanlr Rri'jrs. T o jirov* Mayor. tree pasrs’ge upon 'la d rwllroad within the our claiiiu wille for Rritr IT.I*. 26-Frl-4tr corporal* limits ot the said city of Hanford, Florid*. (K ) Tho msilrnum n*»»cnxcr xoia-ta-k*- NwlU-w-vf Apytmtiab For Tai f i t s i Under titcilsn fl. of Cheglir flfllfl. Laws *r Ft**-*horg»-d- vipon~*«Tg~TinTdroad. fur o ton'luuIda out passage from any point, within the lim­ N olle* ii hereby (Ivon that Chao. 1, Wing, its of said rity, to any other point within purchaser ol T a i Certillrst* N o. 3*4, dated such lim its shall be fly* rent* th* flth day of June, A. D. 1910, covaiing (F ) Th# oald grant**, lla aorceasor* and All lln p ls lltd patt ol llloek (i, CWaptMil’s \\\ assigns ahall at all tiAiri keep tail maintain Hub-DIv. of Goldsbvro. Th* oald lead be­ W i between tha rails, and two feel ing s---- — 1 at the dal* ol thi Issuanco of snare In a* good condition such wrtiflcals lo the name of Mary M. street, and should Hacordi Also Tax Certificate No. 3(2. dated LEGAL ADVERTISING IN SEED GOt 9 JACKSONVILLE. FLA. ■tita o f Florida, the service of a subpoena upon whom would Lind you I t * aald Su* L. hTlms and I’oyt >n V. Mima. ' And It appearing from sahf affidavit that yen 'a n d each ol you are over the age1 of twenty on* yaant Therefore, it Is oidtrod that you. Sue U Mims and I'syton V. Mims, appear to th* above entitled eau*« on or bslor* th* 4th day of December, 1918. or the bill of com­ plaint In raid causa will be taken us confeswrd s ftln s l both ol y«u. 1 is further otdared lh *t this order b* published' In tb * Sa ford H eitld, a new*sper publish* t in oml ol county, FlorB‘ a. onto a week for sight ww-ka. W] nesi my bind u clerk or I t * Circuit Court, Sev > th Ju Icial Circuit, Seminole c unty, Florida, on this Ih i 29th day ot Sept miser. 1918. •(seal! ’ E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Circuit Court, Seventh . ju-ticlal Circuit, Seminole ■Co.. Fix. 12-Frl-IOtc '• / . . I ♦ Nickel Stop. P « i „ A t Once | F o r M a n a n d Beast 2Sc. 50c.9l. Al All Dealer*. the payments, on a brand-new OLIVER Typew riter— the regular $100 machine. Seventeen Cents A Day WANT A DS P A Y makes this wonderful w riting machine yours— but a small first payment. Dime « Send for Complete Cat­ alog and Penny-Pay Plan and -* Two •_. /' . 9 ■— — Jt. —.— The Herald Printing Company Pennies Each B Sanford Vulcanizing Works Penetrate* and Heal* rp h is "sm all change/' which'ollurwist' A might “slip through your fingers,’• Will m ount up m onthly and easily mwt SA V E M il. For Sprains, Lameness, I Swo^Cuts, Rheumatism I AGENTS * Day S an ford , Florida ( •THE U N I V E R S A L CAR or The Ford M otor Company Is one of the larg­ est consumers of steel in the world— 200,000 tons this year. The great volume of produc­ tion— over 500,000 cars— and the efficient Ford manufacturing organization, firings pro­ duction and selling costs down to a minimum. That's why Ford buyers get more car for less money. Runabout, $345rTouring Car, &W0; Sedan, $6-15. -AU-priees f. o. b. Detnjit7“ Orders taken by ____________ We Save You Money E D W A R D HIGGINS Salesman €. F. WILLIAMS . Agent W . A . Merryday Company Palatka, Florida FORSERVICE—PHONE 135 Tankage (Blood and Bone) G u i r » n t c e d A n A ly o l* Afnnwnla ...... , ,, Total l’ bo*pboric Acid n il Turc, « (g a m c d ' boric cooked fresh fc.om the cutting table*, suppltc* the phosphoric a c id shown above- T h e am­ monia is from blood in fresh beef *crapfl that are thoroughly ste a m -cook­ ed uith the bone. t/frmour Tankage ia is ft AUperior, strictly pure product, prepared with scientific accuracy 1 >y e » - * B P- E S f ' S S S S tS ; v 'f food, last! well, and is the finest known floil builder. • *. A » “ Blood t i Bone," Armour Tankage has been familiar to every grow er for over dO year* — more than 100,000 ton* have actually been used, lla n y growers, who tem porarily' prefer no­ potash good*, are wisely turning at:am again to this turttinu standard material o f unquestioned crop-making value. c « pcce. z S 5 * " ‘ .imgpl« * nd leaflet Armour Fertilizer Work® Jacksonvillei Fla. :iiiS and the expense of such paving and of the J In my office and b *i mode appliraii'in for repiir nnd maintenance snail h* born# by tax deed to iosun in accordance with law. tbr grant** herein named, lla suertasara Hold cer.iflratea *mbr*.-lng tho abnyo dc*and saaiana. rribed proixrt/, situated in Hemlnol* eoun(O “ l T Ih e said grant**, It* successor# and assign* oholl hear all Ihe oxpenses ln'|rl*nt*l ,y ‘Cnl'-.i said reritflcalrs shall b* redeemed to any water front property uted by it un­ according to law tax deed will Issue thereon der this franchise, which may at any time on th* l i l h d o y " f Dcremher. A. D , IS IS . • hereafter b* fill'd In nr bulkhradod during Wltnosx my offi lai rfjn aiu t* and seal Ihe life o f surh (ranch!**. thi. th. I 0th day 0,B? £ * « ^ ( , £ X ' ! g L ,9 rfl* Sertlon 3. AH ordinances or r * r t« of orClvrk Circuit Court S*mlnol# Co., II* . iMnao-ra Ip ( cr f l f herewith be and tb* earn* iselt) By V. M. McDaniel, D. C. are hereby repealrd. • Si-Frt-Sl* Parsed this Cth day of N nvtm W r, 19l«. r B ,n ' ft. W. I I R itN U O N , N.f.re of 3x1* of S4S.99J Cilj of Sanford, Flor­ pre.ident C ity Council. ida. Ite.'-*Jinx Baoft* 1 hereby certlly that the foregoing orJInNotlre 1* hrrsby flivM .thaL reatod proposals anr* was duly passed by th* * ty coun-ll of II b* recalvnl . . . _____ by the Hoard of Hon<J T. Hanford.-Florida, in session thi# flth day of will of Hanford. Florida, on oi bofure tbe exnixatloa of thirty diy* from and alter the lint publl-a'.lon Nn(I?aR >* r* 1 0 U ‘ JAH- C. HO BERTH, ’ o f this notice, and up Jo and until flvv o’clock Approved b y -me this flth dsy of Novem ­ p. m. on the JRh day ol November, 1916, at tha city htll in the city ol Hanford, Florida, for ber, 1*1*. j . n . D AVISO N, th* purchase of fltS.OJO.OO. City ot Hanford, Florida, refunding bonds, sold bond* ore dated Mayor C ity of Hanford. July 1st, 1918. and mature July lit, 1946, and 28-FH-4IC • brer interest at Uw rata ol five and one-half per cant per annum. Interval payable ••—-I sr.r.ually, AN O K D IN AN C K Repealing Section* 118. 3111, 317 and 318 both prtndpal and intsrevt are payable at New ot tho Revised Ordinances of th* city of Ymh. Htaty of Naw York. Hanford, Florid*. • . This iaauo of boxidx will be sold subject to tha II* It ordalnsd by_»k* Mayor and City approving opinion of John C. Thomson, lata of Counril of Sanford, F lotld a:. of tb* Arm of Dillon, Thomson A «'l*y. aald opin­ Section l . That Bectlon* 318. Ilft. 317 ion 10 tie obtained by th* City *1 Hanford, and and l i f t o f lb * llovlsod Ordllnoneo# of lb * • copy ot this opinion will b* furnished la lb ) city of Sanford, on and alter January 1. surreedul bidder if so dreinsl, utmn the paymml 1917, b* declared to be r*p**l*d and of no ot the sum of On* Hundred (1100.041 Dollar* further fore* and slfscl• All bid* must be accompanied with a certi­ (’sued Io u * (l this tnt* flth am day o ^ ofw Novsrab*r, H E R N D O 191ft N, fied check foe two per rent of the amount of aald Frrsident CHjr Council. (mu*. Tb* Hoard of Bond Truotres Whereby rectify that lb * foregoing ordin­ right to reject any and all hid* ‘ A • Ire KJEfl • * ance w*a duly Pa*o*d by ®| II. F. W H IT N E ll, Hanford, Florid*. In aerelon thU flth day of O. U TA Y L O !L _ Board of Bond Trustees. Sanford, Fla NtreMJH’ f ’ M S . G. RO B E R TS, - C ity Clark. 20-Frl-Mc Approved by m* thls.fllh day ot Novem­ |* Clrm ll Caitt, Sevonlh Judicial Circuit. ber, 19l«. , n i vVm J. D. tDt A ISn Ou N, • Hemina'r Caaalr, Ftarifla. la Chauxtry Mayor City of Sanford. Jo* Camrion and C. M. L*4ria Ifl-Frl-tte . Compaav, * Cocp-rallon, aueressors to VanDem an^A .JLawia AN O RDINANCE Company, a rorpotaiion Requiring tho yndtag ta d paving of v*. Citation Third atreet from 4M InUreoclioo of Frenrh Ruo I . Mima snd P x y t '» V.. ■ rvnuo with Third street, west to l MiilTII'e --- --— qI Manta Avsnu* with Third stresl, T o Hu L. Mims and Peyton V. Mima, lltslSixth strret from iBtorsectlon ol fIx th street dsnr# Unknown, , ant! M igneU e i y m u i tntefeeeIk annsaring fay offldavll fllsd herein that lien of W h J *. m *ua y to u # tko risldrnre ol you and etch of y u It utind Revealh airret «* t Biwn a d tin t th*-* Is no person <o tko Oak x v *n ^ » and 8ov*n(h xtrest * r e l to the Hill Lumber Co. Lumber, Bricks, Lime, Cement, Rubber Hoof­ ing', Shingles, Corrugated Iron Roofing» Doors, Sash and Blind, Cement Blocks, Heaver Boar4,, Mouldings, Cypress Boards, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay and King Windsor Plaster Sewer Pipe and Glazed Tile Hill .Lumber Company * . ' / ” ■. • ,c i * . SANFORD, • . . FLORIDA X . A 25c W ant A d. in The Heralf will Rent Your House For Yo' �PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD Attractive Fur-Trimmed Suit Hugh Jennings Says Many Good Things of Coach Rush. Compare! Baseball and Football and Coaching In General— Leader Mu»t Have Knack of Imparting Knowledge to Players. ■inkc good. If fie can produce it win­ ning team be la nil right; If not, ho'a down and o at A coach, If he Is the right sort, should get a good lengthy contract with the college he la going to. Then he will have to iynke good. If Hush sticks to Ills Job Princeton ought to get out o f Its bad ru t That la. If Hut'll Is the type they aay he I*." PING BODIE’S EYESIGHT Scout Eddie lle rr o f the St, I .mils Cardinals wnirout In San Francisco, watching Plug Uodio to determine If Plug was a pros­ pective comeback and would bo o f value to tho Cardinals next year. He decided to ask Uodio Ids own opinion o f It, . "How’s your eye, now, rin g?" asked Ilcrr, to start tho conver­ sation. “ Eye I My eye?" answered I ’ ing. "Kny. I can count lilt* null heads in that center field fetico from lure at the plate." "How do you hit ’em lu Salt Lake," naked Herr. "Great." answered Ping, ns hi? fondled Ids lint. "Say, that high multitude In them mountains in Halt Lake Is made to order for I Tkt combination of doth and fur In MU nricr grows tiresome, aud this L —nu for the fact. In pari, that fm ire soaring in price. Certainly tiff ire n’licli higher than they were, nHirrh-r* appear to enjoy Imparling t»H the hitler Iruth, when they assure p! are going t«» consider fur ns u fculnc you must reconcile yourself f|ipaying n MllT price. in i ii i* mil mi dlttlcult to pay the Brief for a suit as attractive ns that Aotn la lie* picture. Besides, the Bl-A fur U'f I nil It Is one o f those rtkh turners describe ns "hard" nnd btfry durable. It will outlast several Mine*' near, and the likelihood Is the top of the deep niffs. The bullous are set In groups of three down the front and on each cuff there are three lu n smaller size. There are two large fur-covered buttons at tliu back. Tlie ever present turnover cottar for once Is lacking In this tnmlef. A stand­ ing collnt1 o f velvet Is hnnded with fur a little below tho top edge nnd the fur tinml about tho coot follows Its ex­ ample by finding Its place away from the bottom edge. It Is set above the hem. Dark skunk fur looks well with all colors and every material used for the suits o f the.present season. tkta It vo* tin* ji'tir before. Ttf suit (ilctured Is of wool velours b i dark green, and (lie skunk liandlng b»te"-t black. The coat Is n benullIhl nodcl itltted and cleverly cut. Tltrr mv niiall. shaped eni]i|acements g the material at each side o f the ■mi. m | f.;. ;it ihe waistline. They ■Hairhlne-iit. bed to place, with two of Mile* ,i.g, aud finished, with pit tratd utude Into two round nrnaaciU at the end of a short spiral de- Model Likely to Bo Popular. The skirt of « one-piece dross of dnrk blue serge Is tnodo with a threequarter length circular tunic nnd the wnlpt has a straight back. The front is double breasted nnd finished with broad revere which fasten back with Jet buttons. A V-neck Is piped with white crepe nml a broad, fiat collar is o f ninnry silk. The alec*res are long jiml the rained waistline Is mere­ ly Indicated by a cord.. The left side Ign In braid appears nt Is finished by n sash. A dollar •heard a lot nlwut him, nnd I guess he lias got the right sort of stuff. 1 heard at' first Hint Rush had never played football, but 1 understand that he luts; that Is, he played In "prep" school and on scrub teams at college. Football and baseball are alike In some ways. I don't think n man could teach football very well If he had never ployed the game at ull, but I doubt If it Is necessary for him to have played on n college varsity team. If tie has the right kind of brains In Ills head and Is-a good leader, ho ought to dft. Where it lot of these colleges make a mlstnke. It strikes me, Is In choosing men without sizing up their mental ability. They look for a star who phiyed Inst senson or fifteen years ngo, perhaps, nnd think Just because lie could get over the ground or could SPRINTER MAKES FAST TIME throw all his opponents.nut o f-th e way, he ought to lie n good conch. Jack Donaldson of Australia Defeats A baseball manager nnd a fimtlRill Apptegarth of England In Two coach huve got to know tho game from Running Events. top to bottom nnd must have the knack of Imparting that knowledge to others, At the recent naval nml military and, In the bargain, must understand sporta carnival In London. In which n whole lot about human nature. Aud nearly 2,000 athletes participated. Jack iVoimblson of Australia, a former world’s champion, defeated Private W. It. Applegnrth of Kngland. the prosi>nt sprint champion of that country. In the HKJ yard dash In 0 IT* seconds. Donaldson holds tho record of t> 3-5. In the 220-ynnl ilnsli Donaldson, with one and one-half yards stnrt. beat Ai*plegnrth. scratch, by nearly two ynrda In 2 1 4-5 seconds. o f meat, very large quantities of cas­ ing are not needed. With tho ordinary prices o f raw silk prevailing the dew casing Is no dearer than tho usual sau­ sage skins. The Berliner Loknl Anxelger of Au­ gust 3 says that a new Invention has been Introduced by the Berlin Inven­ tions bureau for putting meat up In briquettes for transport These briquettes. It Is said,* are Impervious to the attack of Inserts. Y. M. C. A. Service. Chicago rommerre reports' that tho V. M. C. A. is discharging an impor­ tant -civic service Ibis summer In Ihfi giving of 52 fri-e Illustrated lectures on civic, patriotic and sitnitury subJoels In six o f the parks under tho control o f south park c«uatulssloners. I d tho stockyards territory, these parks being. Cornell, Davis, llanllu, .Mark White, Fuller and Sherman. This Servian ended September ft. .Many thousands o f citizens are be­ ing both entertained ami Instructed by this work. Such subjects are IIIlls* trntnl as^ the fly pest, tr.llk supply, safety first, Americanization, tubercu­ losis, Infant welfare, dentistry, ty, bold, life In the army. Panama canal, family budget and savings and Chi­ cago beautiful. Invention of V^fuo. A fhcmlst haB Inv/ntcd n way to convert gasoline or |>etrol Into a stiff white’ Jelly. It Is done by adding 144 per cent, of steal lie and alcohol. An economy o f* fto j r r Cilit. Is claimed (or tho solid form. t « * " tl‘lDff, that ar® faubloned iDd*iinIr r° 1*® Bre matJe over wire xr e T t (Af,t,.r 11 bu«kflt or any Sod7a,^ lh "hriUc. Thla gives It Q!*5 and adds to Its durabllklcb ,or tw** u tol*«tte articles wh ch u *bown In the 1 * prop<?r nj, r * cn ,e,t uncovered.- METAL a P CEILINGS.SHINGLES R O O FIN G AND OTHER SHEET METAL .BUILDING M A T E R IA L Write ToDay For Cat&Jo£ut, and Special Quotations. How* Metal ProwxisCo> o ♦ Ip Car Lots or Less 210 E. First Street O | Sanford, Florida ! I ' ' l l Buckeye Trees Are Makin Good All Over Florida, Son Inltrraliflrtil Film Smitt Make Silk Sausage Skint. Germany now I n making sausngo skins o f raw silk, according to the llbclnlsclie Westfncllsche Zeltung. H m r before the war experiment!* were being conducted In the tnnUlng of a -Hotlun cnMIlg Iff rn\y silk fo be 'filbsl with satisage incut. Tlio HJlnirfuld riblK)n rnctory Is now turning out great lengths "of this sausage casing. Just now, however, owlr.» to the shortage T h m n i h o n t F'lorliln. tn e v e r y ellrun K r o n in R seetlsn. you ear* flint Krnvra II m I a r e n n nnuneraM e p r o o f »T IlM rkvyr o n p erlo rll * . 11*n trera nro nM c-aprrntl Jnw, ulrmitr, ,ll«rn*ir-rf-»l"tlBi:. 'VUry lira r ln r * r ylrlila o f fru it that aella nt k » . m1 prlrra. A e u alolu er n r l l n n *'l ( « | k r l n t r n COO nml TOO treen f r o m ynit Inal J a n u a ry. I h a v e w e v r r aeeu Ireea « l » h r l l c r o r s n e v liurr. In a p lle o f the d r i r a t aprlnir In ray rerotleelluU. O lh rr trrra pla utrit nt the aarae tim e eannot eonipnre n l l h Ih rm ." ‘ l i a r f r e e ralaloic tclla a ll about our n u ra rry m rlh m li, ro n l-a tn rk , a r r v lr r , b u d -a rlre llo a . q u a lity , rrautla, prlrra, e lr . II la Ihe only e o m p lr te eourar on e ltru a .rn llu re , from nu raery to raarketlo K, e y r r pu bll.lirtl. brail f o r y o u r r o p y 'today, B U C K E Y E N U R S E R IE S m, M, ciii.i.irrr. ________ .... I m im —■*-Ha e l w a l f f t y _____________ lU L fili u a »r C l l t u i ' X u m rrlra l a Ih e W orld . W . H. B R O K A W , S a le s m a n O rlan d o, F lo rid a W a t k in s B lo c k ^ . Pullman or Freight? N o one w ould think of riding in a freight car if he could enjoy the comfort of a big, comfortable easy riding P u llm a n parlor car. So with automobiles Most of the popular priced c a r s ride lik e freight c a rs This is due to the old fashioned type o f spring. M an y manufacturer to uso them, The Overland does i Overland has the c a n tile v e r s h o e springs. A s a res the easiest ridingci One demonstration 1 $635 f. o. b. Toledo. W. A. STRINGFELLOW, Agent OFFICE B. & O. MOTOR CO.] SANFORD, V oa tu ’ n fl.** meant to sceommo****a rtbbon In rote ‘ Urough it. A fter . ik t f i i. \We Manufacture lZ -? f * 131 tljq t« *■ Modern Formula. “ Duty calls, n adam a!" ' ray that 1 am out."— Judge. Buyers and Shippers o f Which Do You Prefer ? k at Hackney, l/mdou, on Hose Saunders, age four, ilint the girl's father, bsd done six months’ work In 12 yeai*s. ] Vegetables and Fruits f ;; * Is painted with white paint, dr white and another color. When the paint Is dry tho whole surface is varnished with ahellac. When the ribbon has been strung In It la tied In a full bow at tho base o f each handle. Just to add to Its ornamentation, the handles o f tho basket provide support for two full rosette* of gauze ribbon with a length o f ribbon extending between them. 8 uch a dainty and refreshing object might be used for serving cakes at five-o'clock tea. The bottom o f the basket la-a cir­ cular piece o f thin wood and Is cov­ ered with colored milk. A dolly la to be placed over the silk If the basket la to be used for servldg coke wafers, etc. Man of Leisure. 1 It was stated at nq Inquest held I Sula Produce Co. I Automobiles treii.iiBr¥ ^UKt Tpttrr»lnfr how many RRhlngs f„ r tj,e house can be J i1 ***** «>r». They are weav1 i./** nn<l ,raJ'*' »aaea, lumps or o,iP >*m,*e** Jnrdenleni, nnd 1 lae. ” ° f ,hl# *,ttJlllJr bundled “ wpcnMve tnaterloL It la sold Wper dealera and la nearly nlbrown r or green or * in n a b « painted any ^ toatch decoratlona or wood- Very Gcod flt-Mne,,. The wife of e wealthy business man o f Chicago wai> the daughter of a po­ liceman. As they grew rich, both sho and her hue bund cot rested the fact as much' ns posetblo, for the snke of thotr Eoefnl prestige,. At n luhcheon Severn) eoclcty women of high jxsl-'. tlon had been tnlklrg about tF-li fam­ ilies ."What ftns your father's busi­ ness. Mrs D ?'* was ftnAlly ashed of thn business itinn'i —!fe Mrs. D V U rot d'eturl m !. "M v father was In-UlO copp.-r Lutlne s,** i ! . » tnlil with cool •mph -s** a. *« �r- PAGE POUR THE HANFORD HERALD THESANFORDHERALD R. J. H O LLY. Editor W , M . H A Y NES, Dniiaem M in iie r PublWh*! Krvry Twarfay »nd Friday H i TOE HERALD PRINTING im c n m o N ONI COMPANY p r ic k , in a d t a n c k YEAR. • m m * • r. L M I M O NTH S.................................. i « v n n M ONTHS. ____............................... TA I n t W la U a City tv Ou t Im I t M F « Y« m la U n a M ar Mr. Prr M*nlk la A l i u n MaX B« M *d« at OtTIra w X Aa B*t«a4-<laaa M i l M alur Aaput M X ItM , at tha P M t ifln at Soafard. h a t l » Uadrr Art af March 3rd. ItTt. la Uarald i Na. Ita n contract running until December it to the prevailing public sentiment 16th. A fte r that date it It b ey o n d ' to present by advertisements what the power of this paper to Say their business is and how they care where and how will got the white for public consideration and appre­ paper supply necessary to continue ciation." puhlicstion. * Jn the pust some business men of The mills absolutely refuse to ‘Tampa have actually advertised make contracts or, in many cases, to merely because they wished to as­ even, quote prices beyond January 1. sist the papers in which they adver­ The brokers therefore are ynnhle to tised. Their generosity was and is do business. The latest quotation appreciated, but the Times wants it on newsprint is seven cents a pound, understood that when one o f its ad­ an ndvance of 300 per 'vent, ahove vertising solicitors asks for business the price the Tribune has been pay­ he does so becaiiso he knows his pa­ ing. W ith paper, at seven cents n per will produce results— because he poun^j, the white paper consumed in,'knows it will give more than' value filling a year's subscription to the received if the advertiser has highTrihune. wiU cu*u, j>iuiu .titan. the etasa-grmdir fo~st?!,' and Informs the ‘dOGftrfption price— which, it will public of the- fact in nn effective readily he seen, makes tho cost of manner. operating the paper a dead loss. Advertising is a science which The Tribune has been forced, al­ ready, to reduce the site of ita type to the smallest possible usable. It has also bean compelled to abandon the publication,'for this year, of ita Year Hook, inaamtfch as the paper required for that publication would cost three times as p}uch as the-total possible revenue therefrom. Neither P R t^ will we he able to use our usual large Christmas number. W ithout n change in the situation, which does nob now seem . possible, we will fur­ Dennfe from Tam pa has been lost ther be forced to cut down the num­ again. W hy d on 't they t|e him? ber .of pages in the daily paper to ------O -----* 4 about one-half the customary num­ W e don't care if turkeys are up. ber. . N e ve r did like turkey after Thanks­ Increases in subscription and ad­ givin g Day anyhow. They can keep vertising 'rates must necessarily fol­ their turkeys today for all the most low, All tho newspapers of the o f us care: D o n 't you feel that way country, except those so fortunately •bou t it? situated that they can afford to op­ »— 0 ----erate.,a t heavy loss will have to should he given first consideration by all men who depend upon publie patronage for support. I f they have goods for sale, they must let the public know I t — not once, but regu­ larly. If they have no . business rivals, but wish to cultivate the good will of the'public, they must tell the public, in truthful arguments, why they are deserving of goodwill — what they are doing in behalf of the public in roturn for the .patronage and franchise privileges that are ac­ corded them. .The concern that isn't doing this, whether it have a monopoly or is besieged w ith ‘ wide awake competi­ tors is living tho life of the aged andflovable Krnuss, “ The Man Who Stood Still.— T am p a Time P*Cfttlb«f |( jj * ' , * ■' « • . V*- U. S. Mail Goes Everywhere 4 9 I f it is not convenient for you to come to our Bank use th e mail-^Take advantage of this opportunity to do your banking pri-_ --------- vately-and- with absolute'Safety: Either interest or checking ac­ counts invited. This strong Bank invites you cordially, to bank by mail. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD f -- --------------------— If. R. STEVENS C.«M. HAND Pr~ w**' i m m m ------------------ SANFORD, FLORIDA 0, L. TATLOR F. L. WOODRUFF Vks-PrssUmt m w f l i m m m Cm Wm m m m R. R. DEAS Ali'l Caihwf w flB a jl Learning From Tumbles. lous-faccd lady o f middle age', stood Col. Hulvcy ||rre It does not matter how many turn Htere. Doth directed quick, agitated blea you have tn this life, so long as „ £ ? '• G\ w , . Huivey 01 th« Fiwi*, glances at Rodney, M ilitary Academy located it u . I "You are Mr. West," fluttered tho you do not get dirty when you tumble. ray HUl Heights near J a c k a l girl, and her ovldent distress, even There Is tho greatest practical benefit was in the city Wedtiwd.y i0 ,7. fright, almost pained .Rodney, It was tn making a. few failures In lire. You Interest of the school. Col. Halm so Intense. “ W e received your noto. learn that which Is o f Inestlmablo Im­ If you will call at our homo tomorrow portance—that there are a great many Is well known in education*! rink morning we w ill have the money for people In the world who are Just as and has two brothers who * » |U you. provided you deliver tho papers." clever aa you are.. . . and you very h e a d - o f military school* in “ Yes, horo la tho address," fluttered soon And out It you have not found It south. Florida Military Instiloubj tho other lady, and then her words out before,'that patience and tenacity ono of the heat of the kind In i d ended In a sharp cry. Sho had placed of purpoao are ^orth more than twice south. , 1 Rummage Sale a card with writing on It upon tha their weight In cleverness.— Huxley. Tho ladies of~th o RaptUt church thblo. As sho did so her eye fell upon hold a rummage sale tomorrow ncx tho letter Kodnoy had Just addressed. N*. IT** Press report aaya that the Rou­ adopt similar planB in order to keep to Lefller’a Grocery on Sanford ave­ Wise Guy. She turned white and faint She seized at It, Caudill*, ,( yj, manians although surrounded arc re­ out of the bankruptcy courts. "Now, this race Is a.sure thing. You nue. Those having rummage will the arm or her companion, swaying can have n talk with Ihe Jockey If you FIR ST n a t i o n a l bank] Th e conditions which have tiring in perfect order. This is as it please phone Mrs. D. R. Hrisaon, weakly, as though about to faint. like." "I'd rather have a ta’ k with ahould be. I f they must retire we brought this about are not. the fnult N n .‘ ,415-\V and samo will be col­ "Oh, Ethel," aho gasped, "somo now the horse." Al Hanford, in the .Slate of Florida. u| insist /that they retire q u ie tly und in o f the newspapers or o f the news­ lected. mystery! Quick! get mo away from ■the closCofbusiness Not. |7th, |j|{ Hut the a ladylike manner, making no noise paper patronizing public. hqre." . ■ A Kind He»rt. and closing the door after them, just public will have to bear with the "I aru not— " began ilodgoy In dls , newspapers, in their difficulties, ap­ cl a liner, but tho two visitors had' "W hy don't you got married, col­ like that. Loans and libruunu____ • m in i* I hastened from tho room, lid was at onel?" "1 nnt not so cruel. It would Uvridraltn llntrvurnl . _ i| iqb lu* preciating the tremendous sacrifice make one happy and a hundred un­ U. 8bond, ip aveur* rlmiUhua H9S i loss to understand tho motive o f the that will have to he made in order tlond, other than U. h. Honda *.‘*01 happy” — Fllegende Rlaettcr. H ow ey among the pines —their Ptadf'd to hacura 1‘o.ul strango call. Tho fact that tho super­ to continue publication. . Having? tiepwU |VOOdOO soughing song lulls you to sleep, a scription on tho envelope on the tablt SmirUha othar than V: S. Uncomplimentary. N o t only paper but every other soft diapason greets you waking, lul­ Rond,(not Includingitork*) had caused tho older woman distress You want mortal patience If you I SUMJt la b y breezes bring you balsim for item included in newspaper making was palpable. Ho tried to study- It love n in t o —Ouldn. V. • TuUi bonda. Mtiuili*. ate. . IHM81 Stock*, other tna •. Her , 1 JiMdi 1 your ills and livin g has enhanced has advanced to practically prohib­ out as ho placod tho letter In nls llank uttiek___ . IMS I itiv e prices. N o newspaper in tho value. — Howey Tribune. pocket. Then ho hurried Into tho hall Sutiarription to mock«l Kdrr 1 Congregational Church at Hiart-ve Hank___ ___ _ 11* * I Intent on overtaking tho two women, Fine, Goode, and you might delve country can expect to make one cent Value ot Hanking lieu— it IV ’ Sunday Services but they had evidently already left inrumtierrd kWUI| farther into the piney woods and of profit for the next year at least. fio Sunday morning at 9:15 the Bible Furniture and Kn\u.-»tho floor on tho elevator. hear the sowing of the sows, th e ‘ tick T h e problem with (host of them will Heal Fatal r owned oilier thin tunkla* houaa _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Tho Incident gave him food for school meets in the church. C. It. Florence L. Henderson of the cattle tick, the razor back not be the making of profits, but the Net amount dua ironi itiWalker is superintendent. There thought. -Thoro wns n curtained aljjored rear ryv ag\ t.Uin stropping his razor and ihe butter­ paying of actual running expenses, or You are ow York, Chiragjunj covo at a bay wtndow at ono anglo of afe classes .for all age*. flies making butter. There arc pine- how long they can exist under thej 8 Loul* ... ........ .... tho room. Turning off thu light, Rod­ warmly invited to bring your chil­ Natuam (Copyright, IJ1*. by W, O. Chapman.) ount due tr im ap­ upples on the pine trees, rest in the continuous drain of a d aily>deficit. | proved reaerve agent, in ney seated himself thorn and looked dren and have a share in this school. ‘‘Find a wife, settlo down and I'll fix T h e Tribune . is straining every other riwrrw Ht lea _ 10,MV»! lU t t fl hammocks and blind tigers in the down at tho street Perhaps he might At I I o ’ clock, Ro^. J. A. Davidson Rut amount due train bank, nul Inals effort to make arrangements w h ich ! you for llfo,” pronounced Abel Drako, neo tho two women lenvo tho hotel. jungles. • •ft (other than Included m 19 <n tt) IMIUI| will speak on "T h e Compensations Other check, on hank* in ihe ana titf perm it it to ohtuin enough paper to undo Indulgent o f Rodney Blair. • — - - O -----Tho face of tho younger ono had Im­ or town a* rrtwrting Im'. 1HJ41 of the Straight Road." Anthem by "Hut, uncle," remonstrated tho lat |avoid a suspension of publication.' Outdde Check* and idhr pressed Itself indelibly upon Ills mem­ H AS O llR N U M B E R ter. "I don't want to marry. As to set­ ichoir, .."H o w Gwntle God’s ComCPS’) Item* . HI.It In the meantime we must ask our ory. Huddcnly lie was aroused. Tw o FractJoj,! rttrreocy nirkM. iml tling down, can anyono bo more pleas­ T h e Sanford Herald comes out on | mends." Offertory, organ selection, cant* L . __________ l t»B »* } i patrons to bo tolerant of short-* |hen had entered the room. Tho elec­ antly and rationally adjusted to cir­ Note*(i( other National Uink< N o v . I t with another spread of Mrs. Fry. tric tight was switched on. comings and to take into con si dera- cumstances, than I am? And as for fix­ law ' it r*-*.*rvt In \.tu!t and *i'h . printers’ ink, much wind and many Evening service at 7 o'clock. Fede-al U*«-r,e It*, v tr.t'.tUj "N o word at tho ofllco of tho hotel," lion the difficulties under which we ing mo for life, you have done Hint al­ Redem ption fund with 0 . XTtMMM accusations. Anthem, "B rea k Forth into J o y," by spoko one. arid due from U. S Tm u r < t.traj are laboring.*—Tam pa Tribune. ready." Hob. you are a pretty good fellow S olo,- Mrs. , Julius *Takafh, "Oh, wellj wo shall still hear from choir. -------O ----i . hi Iftit the 'resolute and obstlnnto old TotaL but you jump your trolley some­ tjtem by morning." returned tho other. "Incline Y ou r Ear” by Adolph Grey. " T H E M A N W H O S T O O D S T II IA relative wagged hla-hoad defiantly. Ho. "Hero aro tho papers." and ho ex­ Sermon, " T h e -caning and Purpose times. I am not going to take time liabltllic. W ith the inimitable Lew Field In wns used to bolng obeyed; when ho tended a package. this w et' to an:wer your long cry of of All W orthy A ctiv ity ," J. A. Da­ Capital Stork paid la----- — —— tW W j] conceived a notion It was difficult to of Krauss, an And then tho men Indulged In a vidson. Surtilu, Fund — 1 "falsehood and g ra ft'" but 1 have the leading role, that . . • ' - budge him from Its execution. l~ II* tt mnsaged jeweler, a mot inn picture mas„ „ „ , „ , brief, hut enlightening conversation. . Christian Endeavor Society meets L'ndjvIdH twortt* got your number. You have made . J . , , 1 .... ' "W hen I was n young man," ho re'LtWCcurrent eipen*--, lnl>r i e*t *0-1 tale* (Mill lLl*«,.tT IW jjl these accusations and insinuations, terjuece bearing the above title w a y c|tod In#quUo „ pathotlc wny, ", fouI1(, Rodney lllnlr had led n quiet, unevent­ at 6 o'clock. Subject, "Consecra­ A-nl, tout*'r«l tor .aim af.ru-d I recently presented in a local the- nn entlmablo girl. Like you. It Jarrod ful life. Th.o disclosures of tho two tion of Business,” leader Miss Eva I'irctilating note* outstanding — now prove them. Individual drpfevit* *u b | e-| I" . h e-k . IkKia I men fairly horrified him. They wore ater. and it told a story that should uio think of iiqing tied down. She Hodges. , _ Certlflcalw id drj«"iu due in «*» , , uI One thing I appreciate very much. reach every business man jp Tajnpa married well, probably never thought professional blackmailers. They find than 3S dajra------------ -t 'flit I To all of these services the public ertlfted cheek* H ob — your kind invitation to join that of a good man whosp busi-! o f mo after sho found a bettor man. discovered somo scandal, against the i 5_CQrdiallyJnvitcd-ta h av» a part.- - » TFort yznJtl it u v tn g * M your society in the Ananias D u ll of ness went to the bow-wows— to less but I missed It. Not only In losing her, dead husband o f the elderly-woman Total da and dapout*. Item, Si. St.17. 3S, 39, to. tl and IJ Am erica." East Coast Canal As- honorable iimLwurLhy-comp»t4ters— *-buU thenceforth- kdepllng the lonely, who boil called with her niece. They Other Umedepoa'ta ---- - -— IVMdUl Bnptiht Church Services had come,to tho town to demand all sosialLui— New*. because ho refused tb pull out’ of th e' Bullish llfo that has mado mo half sav­ the poor woman hail, for a return of SerVlce| " K .ttm Baptist church hosa, load loan your gun old fpshtoned ruts and adopt jiro- ages wholly hermit. T a k a 'a month, line, rrprvaenllng trom) lommed, j All right, ole boss, tha Incriminating documents. Sunday, Dec. 3rd, will he as fallows: othrr than redlacoudu —— look around the world, find a mate 'canal w water" and shoot. Any gressiVe methods,.___ ___________ with "canid a u r" und It was Utyn that Rodney realized 9:10 Sunday school. . and /come back and begin llfo as a __ __ iimf* ynq fe t-a a L -a u m U r-w s I* Tout------------- ------- u.ii.:»iw that ha had been shown to tho wrong 11:00 Sermon, "W here Is God?” T h e story should have particular man ahould, with a. loyal partner to up and tell us the tim e of the day. rtlotn by tho bellboy. Tho villainy 0:00 B. Y . P. U. appeal for those who do not believe share his troubles and JoySj" SlAt* ot Florid*. County ol rrai'*'**W e intend to stop your sale of the in advertising -if there be any men | For a week, pursuant to orders. Rod* of the two conspirators stirred blm up 7:00 Sermon, Hast Coa.it Canal and don’ t you for­ Intensely. They parted Witliaut-illgof this type lit Tam pa to d ay— and' nuX drifted. lie tried a fashionable get it. In fact wjs have stopped it. .isum m ar reaort and tlrod-onrsTblHcs.' covonfiTEIm. Ono o f tho men placed to those who, do nuL-advartiw -in Tho pastor, Rev. George Hyman, the packago and somo other belong­ W ill send your membcrihlli-CJJd-in »n-1 «w«m to It was a dreadful boro to wander about D. D., will preach at hnth services 8iib»<-ribnl td ligen tly. * Nowadays success de­ bflof*molb1oJUhd*y 'th e Annniaa Club as soon as you get aimless, with no definite program to ings under a pillow o f tho bed. put Special music. ot Nov. ISIS. Orchestra in .the mands that you le t the public know " cuodo'n. co^h • our number. Good .night. follow.' H e' found innumerable fair out tho light and retired for tho night. you -an d your business exist, where Notwr Publie My C<W«. wp*"" Nin' * It was a breathless cxpqrlonce that evening. * ------ . 0 -----faces, but they did not captlvato him. you and your business are to bo "T h fro must-be something In this Rodney IWalr wont through before T H E H IG H COST. O F P R I N T I N G found, what you ve got for sale, and |0Vfl V bUBineB8« nn ruminated, "Just as midnight, so foreign to tho usual ht/tnT h e print .paper situation bus the price thereof. Business isn t the analysts and sentimentalists avor, drum system of hla llfo that he was reached a .stage where it is being felt going to look for you; you’ve got burglar, fugltlvo and horo, all In ono. severely . by newspapers generally. to look for business, and you’ll find wheco Ideal conditions and tho ideal according to story-book process. Ho T h e Tribune wns fortunate in having company a-plenty while you are girl aro In conjunction, aro not to bo was rosoluto to protoct a defenseless Ho regained his sought after, but met. unexpectedly, wepunn. however. looking. ■ own rbotn, ttw precious packet lb his fatefully." T h e most successful husiness men ,If. however, fato was driftlhg him possession, grandly exultant. of the present nrc .the successful Into tho pnthway of tho IdcaUmnto the More so, when ho sought<out Mrs: D o you keep advertisers, and the largest business process was slow.* Several wcoks Mary Winslow the next day and gavo $& 'f t concerns, excepting thoso-that nre in, passed by anil llndnny was wearied of her the papers that provented a blot < f ' # # < § | the monopolistic Hue, are the largest i wtmdorlnf. llo bad about mado up hio being placed upon tho namo of one <&> ♦ I And oven those con-j con- «Hnd to wrlto to his undo resigning dcuil, who hud not boon to Iter a good advertisers. ' And even those husband, but whoso namo she felt It ccrns that have monoply, aro ad bis wandering commission and return­ Of your Letters? ing homo to tho old cherished and disloyal not to protect. vtrtising extensively nowadays. longed-for life, when something hapAnd then Rodnoy Jllalr made a dia; • ..J Why? N o t because they expert to nened. . cotsry—why t llO is h t o f a letter d i­ increase their sales, but because they It came with rather startling mys­ rected- to bfs undo had so startled tne How many times have- you want the goodwill of the public, and tery slid abruptness. Rodney bad woman. Ho mado a second within tha wUlicd you could' remember thcy’ vo got" to get I f by going to the reached a little city In a stale of tho two cnp»ln* wooks—that be loved her what you wrote to J o n « or public with attractive, truth bear­ middle West, and had put up at a hotel pretty niece, Allco Durant. Smith. ing advertisements. Among tha deciding with tho morning to purchase " 1 have found what you sent mo Perhaps i t 's on account of F O R B U S IN E S S M E N his tickets for a return to his original after, uncle," ho announced, reappear­ latest converts is (he Pullman com­ the inconvenience that you starting placed He put tn an hour In ing on the home scono ono day, pany. o f which the Advertising Ago don’ t ulways make a carbon Every business presents its own distinct problems the lobby at a cigar and reading tho fFbund a wlfo, havo you?" chucklod has this to say: copy. Let us show you tho evening-papers. There was a crowd tho old man. "A ll right, let mo see and requirements "T h e great Pullman company is of new arrivals, and the clerk at tho who she Is and I’ll glvo you my bless­ tho latest con vert. to sdvertising. ofllco desk had his hands full and huring.". • T h e Officers o f the First National Bank are It has turned up,in newspapers and rledly slid across the counter the key % So they mado tho Joumoy together; not only fam iliar with general financial magazines with qulto large adver­ asked for by Rodnoy. And then tbero came to Absl Drake He had not yet been up to his room tho surprtso of bis life, ns his nephow and you will see how easy it is tisements. in which especially the -throughout the country; they are thoroughly c?n' cleanlinesa and good ventilation of and handed tbe key to a bellboy. Once had foreseen. to have a carbon copy of all . . . versant w ith local conditions and ready to S,ve ' tho Pullman cars sre pointed out. wlthjn the apartment bo aat ijown at a For Mary Winslow wae his boyhood your letters. Only 3c each. special attention to individual needs. All this is known. W hoever travels table, discovering thoro thd usual out- love. It was natural that .tho old-tlmo and hoa the means to buy a berth is At of '" R in g and hotel paper. Rod- courting ahould be renewed. It was .* W e w elcom e business accounts. anil nu» «-•>*> * noy wrflfc fully to his uncle of his In­ Inevitable that it alt eventuated In • doing H anyhow. I t Is doubtful tentions to return, soalod tho lottor doublo wedding. whether thia advertising will sell ono a ml started to go to tbe lower floor to single berth more thsn is sold at malf R, when he paused. Funny Things. * present. The Pullman company has It jg Is room ace” ^-seven ," ho heard The funniest-performance Is an nn* evidently been seized by tho adver- B tremulous feminine voice say. Using fever. Advertising has become "This is It. miss." was tho reply, imiVo.-tunt man's efforts to appeal Im­ S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A portant. although a stingy mna'i efforts the fashion among corporations. evidently by tbe floorboy. to appear generous also add somidhlng ^ “ THE FARM ER'S FRIEND" Even If th ey don't expect more bus!There came a timid knock at the to the gnjrety of the nation.— Atchison ness bv advertising, y e t they h a v e ' door. Rodney opened I t A beautiful PH O NE 148 come to thu convictibii that they owe - rouns glyl. •eeompatlbjd by an sna­ OlotMk A Double: Quest Carbon Copies INDIVIDUAL SERVICE Carbon Binder f condilions : The The First National Bank ; Herald Printing Co. j Office Supply Dept* \\ tl.-Vi �PAGE FIVE ________ ___ THE SANFORD HERALD ! STRYCHNINE WILL KILL CROW WANDABOUTTHECITY; Personal Items of i In te r e s t # e mmMt1of the Floating Small 1 ^TJK. Succinctly Arranged for Darried Herald Header** Utt George Venable waa operated W for oppeadlcltl* and other -i McEwan'a sanitarium in Sndo Wednesday and report* hospital arc most encour- But Experts Are Asked to Explain W hy Chicken and Quail Are % ‘ Immune. Harrisburg, Pit.—Experts In universi­ ties and colleges of the state'hare been asked to Inform the state department oLjigrlculturo'Why Ptryclinlne will kilt crows nnd uot offect chickens when enten. The state live stock sanitary board stirred up the question by sending nut n notice urging that crows be extermlnoted nnd giving Instructions ns to uso of tho poison. Some people wanted to know If chickens would lie harmed by it. The bonrd officials replied that they would not. nnd'told of tho result of nn experi­ ment by ono man who hnd written to the department that he had fed strych­ nine In corn to brown leghorn chick­ ens nnd that they hnd not minded it a b it ' When he threw It out for the-crowjt to eat he lufd to'sehd out burin 1 pntiles. On tho other lmnd, quail did not seem to mind It n particle. - * * 1 Miss Kuhnet (hen (lied a legal pcccplnnce of the proposal and agreed to meet Henkel nt-the city hall. Tho photo shows the couple • leaving the marrlago license bureau. Spider Endanger* Bsby. La Crosse, WIs.—A snider bite on the arm- iJ^trelTcvisI by physicians to have brought Nellie Jane Griswold. (wo-y«ar-<>hl daughter oT Mr. and Mrs, William Griswold, to death's door. A big red blotch on her right arm be­ gan Nellie Jane's troubles. In the next few days Nellie had repeated, ppnsins, n high fever, nnd othrr dan­ gerous symptoms. She is now recover­ ing. nnd Mrs. W . H. Peters nnd is one of the most, attractive little lads in San­ ford. He wore n white suit with white silk tie, white Bhoes and stock­ ings. ■ After the ceremony eonifratilla­ tions were received and nn informal reception followed at which rrfreshmetns were served, in the prevailing color tones of the wedding Mrs. Edwards is the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Willis Wil* linms. She is noted for her winsome personality, fascination nnd, ,ch»rn\ that has'made her u popular favorite everywhere. Millinery, Christmas Novelties, Wilcox Paintings of Florida Scenery MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMS 10G Hast First Street — N ex t to M cC ullers Mr, Edwards is the only son of Mrs. T . E. Du vis of Wilson, N. G. wool was especially good. . Miss son and a young lady friem lfwere in . £ * Frances Chappell another Colonial the city yesterday, the former couple How Many Worda In tho.Bible? Ho is a traveling salesman. dame was very lovely. Many more having been married in Orlando nnd The Kngllih language contains *om« They left on the afternoon train could be * mentioned blit space for coming to Sanford to take the train. uS,l lor her recovery. 200.000 words. Shakespeure used 2 1 ,- for Jacksonville, .Savannah nnd 000; Bacon 11,000, Milton 7.000. How Charleston en route to Wilson, N. bids. <(00.000 bottles of Tanlac M r’ and Mrs. Johnson were to many words does the iliblo use? been sold and ^distributed have lieon. married Sunday but stole C,,‘ where they will be nt home nfrer * . * E L h the Atlanta office alone a march on their friends, were . Turkey Party December 1 st ut 5110 West Vance A Sleuthr* ia re M December. 30-lt In honor o f tho birthdays of Alary quietly married yesterday nnd slip­ street. Pollco Officer— In order that tho v il­ Harris and Boyce Ezell, Jr., a num­ ped out to Sanford without tho • Mrs. Edwards was girlishly pretty ii all the people who have taken lain who caught nml kissed you In the ber of small people came to piny on friends of the couple being an y in her traveling suit of grey lrroad r is e were to form a line of march dark may be. tracked, we tmijd set our Mr. Johnson is a prominent Cringle file, this grand army would police dog nfter him. So to trace the cloth with which .was worn a slnplc j Saturday aftern 9 on and help-'along- wiser. business man of Orlando, being as­ black velvet turban, grey gloves niiTI The celebration. Outdoor games •cent )‘9 U must give Nero a kiss. Lfhdesr across the American conREUNION OF BLUE AND GRAY sociated with hi* father in M m Or shops. • were first enjoyed and then the chilZ * from New York to San Fran* lando Foundry £ Machine Co. Srtand extend over 600 miles-into Npmerous and beautiful were the dren were told a turkey story, after Honesty and Affluence. Two Visitors in a Dakota City Fought icts they were ushered into a room "Hut," protested tho ptntn cltlxen, wedding presents of erystul silver [i* Parific Ocean. 30: l t •* m* * on Opposite Sides In Civil attractively decorated in red and "don't you consider honesty a good and china anti lovely linens. A itnnnf Ladle* Hauun One War, MO ferry boat to Enterprise for thing?" “ Sure.” replied the politi­ especially ’ prized b y the young bride green, where n huge red turkey wasThe ladles of the Congregational * t ■ 4 jiu ille train. 27-lOtp cian; "but It’* like every other good U n silver erearn ladle, the gift- of strutting in the straw*. A fter paying church will give their annual baznnr Volgn, 8 . D.—The lllije nnd the Gray Taniae is for the common, every- hnd nn interesting reunion In Votgn thing—you've got to make money be­ Mrs. E. W. Peabody, one of her own their respects to Mr. Gobhler they and New England supper Saturday ja, ills of suffering humanity, which when Mr. Witherspoon, n guest nt the fore you can . afford It."—Catholic wedding presents, fifty years ago, were given straws which when fol­ afternoon nm ^cycning in the new „k* millions of men and women hum* of his daughter, Mrs. Samis, nnd Standard and Times. The ba­ Mr. nnd Mrs. \Villinms' gift to their lowed, k>d to the secret hiding places Semfnolo Bank building. .To the zaar will .open at two o’clock and of the* party souvenirs. Timothy Corcoran, who Is visiting his daughter^wo* a check tor five hum But Not In Real Money. great delight of the little folks, every the New England supper will he tin. R. T. Houser has returned son In Volga, chanced to meet nnd Every town has a millionaire, and dred dollars, while another check compare notes of the stirring days of one found a born. With noisy glee served at 5;30 o’ clock nnd continue bn » pleasant trip to Cincinnati loaro of them nro really worth na came from tho groom’ s parents for u and to the sound of trumpets blow*- until all have been served. Th e pd Coiambus where she was the the great Civil war. chest of silver. muck as $20 ,000 .—Topeka Capital. Witherspoon served In tho Dnlon ing, a start was made for the diningpublic is invited to look ovrr tho nat of relatives for several weeks. ’ Receiving were Mrs. W. L. Mor* nmiy, while Corcoran served on the Hrrbert Lyman of Forest C ity gnn and Mrs. Archie Betts. Others room, where the pretty arrangements pretty Christmas and useful things, Southern side. From their conversa­ ns among the visitors to the city tion they learned that the companies assisting were Miss Helen Rowland were in red nnd white. T w 6 birth- nnd to eat with us. The price of the Rem her tho and Miss Nellie Elder. Mary Eliz­ day c a k e s adorned the -table on supper is 36 cents. u Thanksgiving. * ■ In which they served on their respec­ w h ic h w ere five n n d t h r e e c n m ile s d a y a n d pla ce . abeth I’ uleston presided over ,ihe /fcinfi'/ai Home Wtddma J. A. White, a well known Ken- tive sides participated In several bat­ After the serving of --------bride’s register and distributed the respectively. tles with each other, nnd on one oc­ The marriage at one d'clock on leky .farmer said he could beat his ice cream cones und cake, another, Informal Dinner Party "cake to droarn on," which was done Uadi shucking corn after taking casion during n series of bottles the Wednesday of Miss Saidee Christine The |ast 0f t }lf, pre-nuptial parties two companies of which the two were Williams to Mr. Wiley Benjamin up in dainty white boxes tied with story was told, this was about the Vitlir 30-lt members faced ench other on the bat­ Edwards was a beautiful event, tak­ yellow ribbon. hall of Jericho und a wall had j»jven jn honor of Miss Saidee Wfltle line. , bcen cleverly constructed .around nainR was the char/ning little dinner ing place at the home of the bride's Spell of Sam oa. The former wt'iffer of the IHno and which the children in cpuples inarch- party m, Tuesday evening,, given by parents, Air. nnd Mrs. Thomas W. The Masque rad* Skate gsr ^ , when ho tin t saw the Is- the former wearer of the Gray become ed seven times, blowing their trum- Mra Samuel Pulttton. Mis* WilWilliams. Yellow nnd white were There wan not even standing room hadi. appeared to 8 ter«nsdn far leaa great chums ns the result of their re­ pets. -W ith ono long, loud nnd Hmna and her finnee, Mr. Edwards, the colors of the wedding carried out behind the railings at the skating hMtlful than the Marquesas or T a ­ union. mifjhty b la s t the walls fell ami disMr nn{, Mr, W m. Chav Hill. D \ prettily in the decorations and in rink on Wednesday evening, when u t He was not'specially attracted closed the booty within, hig red am| Mr, |*uIM ton composed tho the dresses of the attendants. The the big masquerade that has been hi the people, except for their cour­ app les an d g o ld e n o ran ge s an d they part y. After dinner Mrn i’ uleston ts;, Yet the Island grew upon hla APPENDIX REMOVED ON SHIP lower floor of the home was till own anticipated by the skaters for weeks "ull played happily ever after." un- nnd licr KUMt* attended the Social tiacr so quickly that In less than a open and all rooms, from the top was successfully pulled oil. On the til lime to go home, anyhow. A s -. Department dance at the W’otnan’a with from his first sight of tho bar­ F ir s t Su cce ssfu l Operation of the K in d floor to the front door was filled rink itself the scene was one of bril­ stating Mrs. Ezell- were Mrs. \V. D. (q„|, ker of ApU he deckled to make bis with the soft radiance of shaded liancy and life with its. motley to Be Perform ed on l.ee^, Mrs. Reitzel and Lucille Rines. toes ta Samoa. ligh ts'and candles and fragrant with crowd of 'masqueraders, many of , Ocean. cut flowers that Ailed the tables and whom came from the nearby towns F Personal M i niton, Awc/ion Itridye .Linnet a Fighting Bird. Ran Francisco.—The first successful mantels, agninst a cool, green back­ to participate in the fun. N otw ith ­ Mrs. G eo. H. K’*rnald returned Linnet* sro great flghtors. They operation fop appendicitis performed ground of graceful ferns nnd jessa­ standing tho crowd excellent order Mrs. A. I*. Connelly churmingly Wednesday from New York and an deadly enemies to tho butcher on the Pacific ocean wns revealed here entertained, the Auction Bridge on , to spend the winter iu Sanmine vine. In the reception ball the was maintained nnd although thete hrii, and arc seldom beaten In a fair' on the arrival of the United States Monday* nfternoon with the full staircase was pntwined with masses were sever.il hi ml teds who, could not lord. IfkL Snro ostriches, perhaps, they transport Sheridan from Manila via membership playing, whic h has been pf dark green vine with baskets and ■secure seals, the spectators were r any bird. Bat.-anyi in mtehes for Honolulu. Mnj. E ..A . Dean o f the increased this season to three tables. Mrs. Virginia Morrow arrived on v, co cutrlch roubl overmatch them. United States medical corps performed bowls of gorgeous red roses placed loth to leave the gay"scene'and reA lovely vase in cut glass was won everywhere. The ceremony w'nsjrnnim-d for the entire evening., Monday to spend the winter with tlm operation, otr Milton S. Finch, a by Mrs. E. B. Morse, one of the performed’ in the parlor. Opposite | Many „f the costumes were unusualher dniLghler. Mrs. S. G. Kennedy private soldier. • For a Creaking Door. newly acquired members. There wns after a summer pleasantly spent • De creaking of n door may be in- ; When the Sheridan was three days the entrance.,the improvised altar o fjjy an r(U,tjVP «hi|p ninny more were a suggestion of Thanksgiving in tin* ttsstly stopped by rubbing tho bingo out from this port. Finch was sudden­ w^ite roses, t hrysanlbemums wa.- u( the dais "unbiue" nml fuqny. among relatives and friends in Rich­ attractive little score cards. very lovely with the delicate Irarrry This was especially true of the negro vki a piece of soap It does not spoil ly stricken with appendicitis. mond. Washington and Philadel­ Major Dean, nn army surgeon re­ of fern leabes. Lighted white can­ impersonating lU looks of the paint as if oil wore phia. Her many .Sanford friends are which were in the wed. turning from, the Philippine* on the dles in their crystal'candlesticks com­ majority. The grand march led by .Charming IHnnrr 1‘nrlu . ....... ............. . ........... « ’ tl -pleased to know she will again spend Sheridan, was called in nml asked to pleted its beauty. Big Huffy chrys­ Mrs. J. H. ('aider entertained with j tho winter in this city, Mr. and "Mrs, Flynn wafs ns pretty operate on FI neb. nnd while the Sheri­ anthemum) filled baskets and vases Nothing New. as anything of the kind ever W en n beautiful dinner party lit seven A* Atlanta girl s fiance existed only dan plowed through the waves ho re­ everywhere nnd the fireplaces were here before. In the vnrious figures o'clock on Thanksgiving Day. The Mrs. T. M. Puleston arrived on h her mind, which la nothing now. moved the appendix. Finch recovered hanked with ferns and palms,. In of the march the costumes were table appointments cciUet'ed by a Wednesday frpm Monliccllo and is aly tuny girls do not find It out until rapidly from the operation- and wns the library and dining room the same displayed to advantage und remark­ vase o f ‘ white roses were most at­ at home with her daughter. Mrs. removed to the army hospital at the xfbr currlago —Indianapolis Star. artistic decorations were used with ably good tim e was k*q>l by the tractive and a delicious six course Stella An inetnp. Presidio w hen tho Sheridan arrived --------- 1 turkey dinner withxhe__jx 5 unl trimyellow chrysanthemum*, with the maskers., » here.Optimistic Thought, tnbigs wns 'temptingly served.- Covlights veiled with yellow tulle Tlte TttO Judges,. who were Mrs. Fred __ J ilL ju a U iln k -C ,- Li Goodhue w o n f " labor Is the foundation of wealth ors wercJaidJor- six, wd»i*«h-im4udrd wedding music wa* played by Miss MAKES LEGAL PROPOSAL Wilmot, Mrs.' Allan Junes.—Mr*. oVer to Orlando to spend Thanks­ Jittery country. Florence Frank a girl friend of the D. G'. Monroe, Mr. H. G. Dieterlch Mr. nnd Mrs.'Colder, Mr. and Mrs. giving with their daughter, Mrs. bride and "w as'very sweet. ’ Preced­ und Mrs, H .»C . Gerror nnd Mr, D. R. Bri-son nnd Mr. nn I Mrs. F. Var.ce Douglass. • Nstke, t'lllicjia of S * r o l» « l» — “ *■ ing the entrance of the bridal party Flaherty, the latteV from New Y or’t, P. Ilincs. County Mrs. A. M. Philips sang "Becnunc" awarded the prize*, which were glv* Miss Zoo Mu _ s o r M s horn*- f r » m At the regular meeting of tho and "T h e "Proposal.” ........... T o the strnins .... en for costume* us fo'.llows: Cer.lle- _______ ftfU&klflll - M n n tr-Jlorlv----- " » CotHa tor the Thanksgiving season. commissioners, Doc. 5th, of l.qhenErln's Bridal Chorus. ‘ ^ [ ^ uin,ll_fm,t-pri 7 e,-TrTSoYT)r'iignra, to Mr. and Mrs. D.* R, Urissou en- j ‘ ------*ill be a matter of granting a Wedding party*virscended .thfi sallr- M r. Guernoy Doudney, who rgpre- lertninpd Un Tuesday evening with tt ' Miss May Thrasher is the nttrack*tAi« to build bridge way with the little ribbon beurors, seated a gentleman of the Colonial rharmlng dinner party at which the t|ve guest o f'M rs. W. B,'‘ Watson, ifa-'S tr Johns river at. the Camllln Puleston and Jack Peters en­ period, dressed in n lig h t‘ b lu e 'suit guests were Mr. nml Mrs. J. B .} — ■J* 1 Celery avonuo or Ranfordtering first, carrying the broad satin made in the regulation style of that ( alder and Mr. nnd Mrs. M. M. Misses Georgia und Blanche Pnt'■bw ferry. If you are interested ribbons that formed the aisle. Noxt day with powdered periwig and silk­ Stewart. Mr. nml Mrs. Brisaoii “ fid . tishall came oyer from Geneva for J* *i!l have an opportunity to came tho hride’a •atfendanta, Miss en hose. Miss Vera Terhoun was tbrir two children completed the masquerade at the skating rink Offesi your preference, after hearCharlotte Hum! and Miss Ruth Mot- chosen ns first' winner for the ladles Put‘ Y‘ on- Wednesday evening. W lb* petitions on file. titiger, both loVely Its pretty whitn and was given a tw o pound box of Yours respectfully;.' frocks nnd white picture hnts nnd Nunnally'a chocolates; She wore Bridal Party Here 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ryan of St. Chr’ m of County Comiuis'ars. carrying nyn bouquets of big yellow nlxo n Colonial costume which .’ was B*2tc Mr. and \lrs.. Jlnrojd Johnson ,of Cloud are spending a few day* with chrysanthemums.. complete in every detail- The sec­ Orlando accompanied by Pcto John- their sister,- Mrs. Andrew Mahoney. The brldo entohed alone and wns ond prize for indies, a doll, was Notice to Tax Payer* met at the altar by the Eroofn nnd awurded Miss M yra Futch, for a »t books are uowr ®pan- for the his beat man, Mr. William Charles splendid impersonation of Mary wtiorrof 1916 taxes,- a discount Jane, wcarihg a white frock and blue Hill. <5= *o per vent' is allowed for payPetite and winsome, the bride is ribbons with hair In curls.* Miss '■ November and One per cent one of the most attractive girls in Futch is n Gr mmnr School teacher. ^*raber. In inquiring about tho most exclusive society sot In The booby prize, a t « y kodak snake . urnish me full description of Sanford. Her grace and loveliness was given Mr. Hugh Whito for a Property, .as shown on deed. were accentuated by her beautiful clever characterization of a corn­ ^ JNO. D. J 1 N K IN 8 , wedding gown of w hite satin Duch­ field nigger belle. Tho coitple prizes, ‘ -■ Tax Collector. ess. fushioned with druped bodice a pair of skates each, was awarded' and long sleeves. Rows of nllk Miss Muriel llarrold, n Red Cross annual mcMLng of the fringe combined with white silk nurso and Mr. Hunt, a soldier boy, of tho F,rit Nationnl buttons gave a distinctive note of characters well sustained. It is wor* Sanford, Fla., will be held ’ The person who puts system inID his or her Jncob Henkel, chief engineer for a decoration to the charming cos­ thy of mention that tho prize win­ Ju of ‘ho bank on Tuesday, publishing house, nnd ■ Miss .Anna tume. The' tullo veil which envel­ ners wero all of them expert and saving is sure lo make betlcr progress than the per­ find/- i*h' being the second Kuhnel, hi* housekeeper for many oped the gracious young figure was graceful akaters. Other costumes son who saves a little only at long intervals. fi, , . , 1 " ^ e month, for the elec- years. worn away from tho fare prettily' ar­ that deserve special mention was The practice of prompt weekly deposits with Recently Mis* Kuhnel filed a suit kr u * °*rt* °J Director* to serve ranged In cap effect and taught in the really handsomo Gypsy costume for 190,000 against her employer. Hen­ the Seminole County Bank will soon enable you to ‘r»£uViinf '1,U,.ne yettr’ 8 n d fo r thte Her flower* worn by Mias Lillian Schwaru an 1 of such other buBlneil!l kel answered tho suit by filing n pro* placo by valley lilies. accomplish a good size fund. ' , • made in Roumania. .Fine materials posal of marriage in the supreme, were a cascade bouquet of bride's J Ptope/ly come before IL and hand wrought embro dory In gold roses and Illlir* of the valley which Your account is invite J. court, the strangest document o f Its $$.FrU ,r B' » . W H IT N E R , kind that ^ver ca m e before the court. fell over her arm to the edge of the and silver threads, and In silk, mad*Cashier. short skirt. Her only ornament was this - not orily attractive but the ^ -- - ” an exquisite lavalier with diamond finest costumo on' the rink. Attrac­ FOUR PER CENT INTEREST tive costumes In the stars and stripes setting, the gift of the groom. P A I D O N S A V IN G S A C C O U N T S The beautiful ring ceremony was were worn by Miss Blanche Pattl&x Rev. F. K.' Stcin- shall of Geneva and Miss Elizabeth ►>i performed by Mussan. Mr. Beecher Kent, a red meyer of the Methodist church. Camilla Pulwton, the lovely little devil was a close seeonl to tho prise LYRIC TH EATRE . ‘ M Ifw Ruth McDaniel as dtughter of Dr. nnd Mrs. Samuel winner. 1 uleston waa *a vision of child**-*-* *^e«hontns .was a charming Indian New Shipment o f Shapes Just R eceived, Fine Va- i;-£ i lu*auty in her charming white cr- character, * Master Robert Holly gnndie frock, with, bolero of yellow was a p relty Spanish senorita. dety to Choose From . D on 't Fail to S c e Th em silk .taffeta and wearing a yellow ’ 'B a b y " Jarvis nnd his milk bottle sash; her golden curls falling loosely attrsoted much attention and with abobt her sweet face. ^Master Jack his negro Mammy, Mr. Don Mc­ Peters, her companion ribbon bearer Donald was an interesting group. A. R. KEY: Ccfthlsr FORREST LAKE. Pres, D. L. T I T I U r i R. Y-Pre*, is the hsrdsorro little *pn cf Mr. John Lee as.a nogro'boy with kinky SSble. ' PEOPLE AND EVENTS ADOPT- SYSTEM THE q u_a_l i t.....y W p f !I sh o p ID.PEARSON, Mgr- MRS. A. D. PARRISH. Asst. | 4 4 ^ . •* % 4 4 j Seminole County Bank! Sanford,Florida * I A dome Bank for Home People �P A o k TW O _ Danger Pointed Out. _ During s class In construction work In ons o f the primary grades-oi lb* school, the.teacher endeavored the children understand that they should b « careful In handling the scissors they had to use. Shortly after that Joey, s little chap of six. noticed tho little girl serosa from him standon opo foot beside £cr desk with sharp end of the scissors pointing directly toward her eye. With all due authority he called out: “ Look out*. Yon better Vratch out or you'U bo sca r­ in' a wooden nyo." COUNTY HAP" A n i T V D I T /-SCI I S T T r O L ' C T I K T r A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD W E S T SID E IT E M S led to the staff of employees at the Mrs. Frank Hutchina accompanied j Denson Springs Inn. On his behalf' her sifter-in-law . Mrs. C . C. Bennett the management guarantees first to Bushnell, where they are visiting class service. Mr. and Mrs: Hutchins for several i W, O. Davis returned Monday days before Mrs. Dennett leaves f o r ' from Jacksonville where he was a her home at Tifton, Ga. \business' visitor a few days last **» * The m any friends o f Mrs.* Mrs.- Sid week. Barnhart are glad to see her. up - J. W . . Connor, M. L. Wilkinson again after being confined to several days. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. C. Rabun attended the Eastern Star memorial service in (own Sunday afternoon. prise a tew usys nenson -Springs and Mrs. W ainwright is the mend interested in after being confined to her room for took a sample of the water to Pitts­ He expects to re­ the past week under the care of Dr. burg with him. turn here soon. Robson. Mr. M cB ride and Mr. Eaton ' tored to W intar Park Tuesday on a lusim-ss trip. It was a shock to the many friends o f Mrs. Gcrtriidc Arial to hear of her death. • Mis* A v l i * Stenstrom is visiting Triends at Kissimmee this week. What you n g man is it that goes down the lane to see the girl and k eejs the old folks up late at night. E A S T SANFORD The qu arterly conference meeting held at M oore's Station church Sun„ d ay evening waa led by R ev. Smith Hardin of Orlando, Rev. J. W- Bart­ lett and R. I. Allen of Enterprise as­ sisting. T h e east end Methodist Sunday school turned out in full. A son was horn to Mr. atid Mrs. A. Dorner o f Celery avenue Nov. 2 1 ft. Mrs. I.ibbie Weeks has returned from a jus weeks’ visit in North and South Carolina.' Mrs. J. it. McCulley and Mister. Mrs. M artha. Hopkins w«nt to Green C ove Springs Tuesday and will visit in Law tey also before returning. . Mrs. Jamm Rowan and daughter, Mrs. Lynn, and Mrs. Vaughn from Sanford Heights were guests a t ‘ the Hart hoipe Sunday. Mi** 1 . ura Parker, left on Satur­ day to enter S t« Luke's Hospital in Jacksonville to train for a nurse. . Mr. and Mrs. Norman Swanson and his mother, Mrs. Neils Swanson went to W ay cross." Cl a., last Tuesday. M r. Swanson entered fhe hospital F rid ay where he was operated on for appendicitis, and from recent re­ ports was recovering nicely. Preparations for the Christmas en­ tertainment are under w a y for the M oore’s Station Sunday school. Affs* L. M. Tracey, having charge, prom­ ises it to he an unusually fine pro­ gram. ' O V E R T O N FO U ND G U IL T Y ~ *V 'L pt ** Alabama H. and B. F. Hinchcy of Orlando were in town one day last week. J. M. Tabor of Richmond. . Va., transacted business here Saturday. Mrs. Wm. A. Davis Henry E. ahd the Misses Jennie -and Julia of Anniston , Ala., arrived Saturday on the steamer Osceola and fhey are nicely settled at Bensqn Springs Inn where they will spend the winter. . Three new hats belonging to types npplo o f velvet la set In two Telvet II. E. Stearns and wife of Mason that nru always pleqalng are shown leaves at tho right fro n t C ity. Iowa were among the arrivafs here. They have tieen chosen from No color takes precedence over on * Monday's steamer- and were among many othera that are destined tnu|>e, which Is another name for mole, guests at Benson Springs Inn for a to n dd . xest to life for lho younger Jlifts senson. and moleskin haa outdis­ fow days.--------- -7 —■ ■-»— women during tho coming winter. Tw o tanced other furs. In the estimation Miss Eunice Crecrlius o f OkJand o f 1111*80 hots are broad-brimmed, dig­ o f milliners, anyway. WIdo scarfs or C ity, Indiaua arrived here Monday nified and picturesque shapes, and 1he It. mado up with ermine, nnd smaller and has taken a position as waitress third la a moderately small Jaunty neckpieces mode to match hnta on affair.' which It la uacd,.are among tho most s i Denson Springs Inn. . Tho hat to the left Is o f gray velvet elegant offerings o f the season. Mrs. F. A. Gordon was in Sanford faced with rose crepe and has a crown Wednesday on business*. covered by rows of chenille o f the same shn'de o f gray ns tho velvet. The W E S T G E N E V A AVE NU E brim Is wide nod droops a little. It ~ _ Mrs. J. R.. Robinson is expected Is trimmed with n flat rose made of Fruits for Hat Trimming*. home from Jacksonville this week. embroidery In dark red rose shades. Emits ure practically the only trim­ Mrs. Tom Hartley and Mrs. John T h e r e Is n s i n g l e e m b r o i d e r e d leaf mings for hut's which are seasonable. Lang were dinner guests with Mrs. and n long mid slender stem of Xntins‘ and velvets. Aces nnd gauzes . Jack Vaughn Sunday and all report chenille* that rests oq the brim. are worn Interchangeably, winter nnd The small hat at the right Is In pur­ summer. The summer felt hat Is an a pleasant time. W e were all shocked to * h e a r .o f ple velvet nnd Is shown In other colors. ucqppted article o f headwenr. Indi­ the death of Mrs. J. F. Arial on the It bus n pert bow perched on the viduals mny xyetir spring hats trimmed hrlm near Its edge, finished with u with cherries nnd early summer tints West Side. t ilmmcd with currants Into in the sonMy*. Will Robinson and Mrs. long |x>lntcd end. son. but no yespectalde denier would The big but at the bottom o f the Jack Vaughn were shopping in San­ picture Is o f white hatters' plush fnctsl show them. They must appear In sea­ ford on Tuesday. with velvet I11 the color of moleskin. son. although they mny exceed na­ Miss Gladys Robinson is on the There Is a heavy chenille lattice work ture In color nnd design. A rather sick list this week but still goes to .about the side crown. Jn thoauine color sumII. round lint hns clusters o f grape*, school. —----ns tlie facing, and three little ostrich purple, green nnd red, drooping from Mr. A. Vaughn and Mr. Pud tips, also la- taupe, are perched nt the ltie stems o f the vine which encircle Hawkins are on a deer hunt this back ns. If to draw* attention to the the top o f the crown.— New York lift in tin* brim. A small painted Times. week. We are'^having some nice cool weather now if it will only stay this)* w ay. T H A N K S G IV IN G S E R VIC E S Equipped for the Morning Swim Clerk c f Court The Cat* Huntsville, Ala.. N ov. 28.— David D. Overton, former clerk of tjio Madison county circuit court, once chief of police of Huntsville, and prominent in political circle* . in North Alabama today was found guilty by a j ry of mur or in the first .degree on a charge of having killed Probate Judge William T. Lawler, his political opponent, here in June. The former clerk was sen­ tenced to die by hanging January 1 2 , but on motion for his counsel for an appeal, Judge Miller suspended sentence. . Before pronouncing the sentence, Judge Miller asked the prisoner if he had anything to say. " N o t gu ilty," was the reply, in a voice hardly audible. Overton was moved to .the county Jail where he will be held pending appeal. The case was given to the jury yesterday and the verdict re­ turned at 11:30 this morning. After deliberating until shortly after 10 o'clock last night, the jury retired. The twelve men arose this morning about 8 o'clock, had .breakfast and immediately resumed deliberation. When the verdict was read there has a notable expression of surprise on Overton's face. The Alabama law provides for nn alternative pen­ alty of first degree murder, of death by hanging or life imprisonment. Ask Your Grocer Fo CHEEK-NEAllS COFFEES ©.Best By EveryTes looooooaooaoooaooasr DR. A. Dolan ! V E T E R IN A R IA N ----- OFFICE----- HAND BRtiS. bTrtilLES Bring In your lame and sick horses end mule*. Hate them treated. H fV f their L eth cnmln. ed, sharp corners dre**ed ('own, projection* cut off and dersyed molars extracted. 0 0 £ p 5 lO o a o o a o o o o o a n o o a o a o o a o D a a * EATING A PLEASURE * when you have a normnh appetite. Los* of appetite in dica te that the stomach needs to be t It am.il' t»cetened, und stimulated to healthy in tion. REG ARDLESS OF WHAT OUR COMPETITORS SAY l Your C R E D I T is Good -t* SANFORD'S HOUSE OF SERVICE SANFORD, Phone 8 FLORIDA TAM PA B A Y VIEW HOTEL cntirely befitting the occasion and W E K IW A A N D E T H E L IT E M S Miss Eva Shores, the Ethel school , the message delivered could well he teacher who was taken sick t w o j. determined a masterpiece. Dr. H yman of the Baptist church weeks ugo haa not been able to re- ' r nnnounn*d the arrangement for the —huttu' ire^'work* sir.* 2 , so school w-ilj morning, and Dr. Bouehellc opened open Monday with a pew teacher. the service with prayer. Special W illio Neal w as-in Orlando M on ­ Thanksgiving prayer was offered by day on business. • Dr. Brownlee of the Preshuterian Ra mond Boyd is spending a few weeks in Kissimmee with his brother church *and a closing prayer .was rendered by Dr. Steinmeycr of the Frank. M r. and Mrs. P. J. Coates spent Methodist church.' An unusually large congregation Tuesday on the farm here. • was present at the service and a . Mrs. C. J. Verm illion visited her contribution was ‘ made for the A r­ daughter, Daplina in* Sanford Satur­ menian sufferers. d ay und Sunday. E N T E R P R IS E E T C H IN G S Mrs. H. M. Snow and Mrs. A. M . Johnston of Dearborn, Mich., spent a few days the first of the week look­ ing over Enterprise with I view of locating here. T h e y were guests at Benson Springs Inn while here. W ork on Dr. Glass' new house is being rushed, as the Doctor and Mrs. Glass are expected the first of January and expect to occupy their new home. M r. and Mrs. A . P. Sloggy and M r. and Mrs. C. R . M cK ytxie o f L ak e Helen spent a few hours 1n En­ terprise last Sunday. T h e new fire escapes hare arrived and are being put in plaee on Ben­ son Springs Ion.*- * "• John Wallace, th e noted hotel porter of Jacksonville has been edd- the head and a bullet wound found. Shelby Pleasants, a HUmT ville attorney, and Sheriff Phillips of Madison county, shot killed themselves three days the next week. They left Word H E could not bear suspicion they kT lieved was pointed to them in f0. nection with the Wiling. Overtor testifying at his trial, admitted t ■hot $nd killed the jurist the ni.bt of June 14, hut declared it u ■elf defense.. ** . 3EEX _ • The theme used by Dr. D a v k lfo a At Inst the Umo has come when a regulation, practical swimming suit Is good to look upou. I f apyont* doubts that lt la possible to look pretty when emerging from a morning dip let her contemplate the picture here. So far as her clothes ore concerned, the mnld may be said to have on a-most becom­ ing outfit, as full o f atyle aa any other o f her apparel may be. W ifs Badly Needed. Wardrobes are full o f variety this An excited paps almost broke up a year, and There are outfits for .all woman suffrage meeting by rushing In times and occasions. The swimming and calling for his wife to hurry horaa suit, the bathing dress, and the beach because tho baby had the colic and ha dress have all arrived at standards couldn't find the colic cure. o f beauty. The suit pictured Is o f black and --------------I t — Seems Profitable Investment black-and-white striped satin, and la It Is estimated that at a coat of made up o f roomy bloomers of striped $200,000 fully 150.000 acres o f good aatlo. reaching to the knee* end. with land within a reasonable distance of' a rather wide frill at thp bottom, and Bavanoab can be drained and mads a/one-piece overdleea^cut In an eaayproductive o f cotton to the' annual flttlng Princess style’. # yhero Is • value of more than $3 ,000 ,000 . pointed panel at the front o f the bodice provided with buttons in black and white composition. The button­ holes are let la 0 0 both aides. The bodice Is cut with abort kimono sleeve* lined with the striped aatlo, and a border ot U outlines the V- December |, m , ■»' The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. in his sermon was an unusual one, * Gladstone's Ons Pun. Much Interest and amusement nas been caused by Airs. Drew's revival In tho London Cornhlll o f 0)adstono's rhyme on tho wedding o f the captain and the cook of tho convalescent home. It la not generally known that Glad stone also once In his life mado a pun. Whon Blondln appeared at the Crystal palace, he went to tee tho ac­ robat.'and remarked that tho perform­ ance was very interesting to a chan celior o f the exchequer as an exam­ ple o f balancing. ' •• .weeks — Fi t e n fTtunniTnTier.have union choir were features of the sersince sickened and died and'another vice. T h e well drill, is out here to put down somp deep wells for Mr. M on­ roe. .W ekiwa is certainly on n boom. M r. Murray took T . J. Boyd and fam ily to Sanford in his auto Sun­ d ay afternoon to call on Mrs. Lena Lee. . 1 _ Frank Murray, T . J. Boyd. D. D. Wilkinson. W. A. N eal. Henry Dees 1 and Carl Dees huve all gone fishing on the St. Johns river. Our neigh horhood is quite thinned out.* ____ _ _ '' " Judge Lawler's body was found in a slough of the Tennessee river be­ T R A C K M A Rfi neath the Whitesburg bridge ten TO N IC DIGESTIVE miles from here, June 17, after he had been missing three days. His is sold for this purpose and guaranteed body was wlighted down with rail­ to give relief. Sold only b; 11- fl (XJ. R. road iron. There were abrasions on C. Bower. Thanksgiving Sermon byl)r. Dnvid-an The regular annual Thanksgiving Mr. a n d 'M r * .• Harry Robert* and service which is held in union by all daughter. Bessie. Mrs. E. M . Luff- the Methodist, Baptist. I’resbytcriman and M is s . Eleanor Russell c f'a n 'a n d Congregational churches was 'irdd yesterday in the Baptist Tem ple L ak e Helen came over in the Rot with Dr. J. A. Davidson of the Conerta’ car Sunday and were guests o M r. and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth. • gregational church delivering the J. H. Hayden imported some high- sermon, grade Holstein ra ttle ffotn Alabam a Special music by the orchestra to his ranch out here about tw o and special song service . by— tho one was Appeal* ' CO M M ERC IAL _BATE» -S1JMI-(BOOM W I T H - P R I V A T E B.ATH)e : THE YEAR *ROUND EFFICIENT SERVICE M O D E R N E Q U IP M E N T H O S P IT A B L E T R E A T M E N T C. H . J E W E T T , Lessee nnd Mgr- @ ) GUAPAHTttB STORAGE* NOIHOIPHATJNG BATTERY; Nhaped neck. The skirt Is open at the sides In n silt that Is rounded nt the liottom. It Is finished with * coni cov­ ered with (he plain satin and reaches n Utile below tho knees. Tho stockings are o f black silk with |4n stripes In white, and the shoes of black cloth are finished with white also. When the maid Is fully equipped for her plunge she will don a close-fitting satin cap o f black or black-and-white sattu and It la likely to be provided with a visor or something in the way o f a little shade fo r the eyes. Under If* she may wear a .close cap o f rub­ ber cloth or she may select one o f the* many rubberised c a p *'o r hats which the season provides for the swimmer. ALL MAKES AND . .T Y P E S REPAIRED Fully Charged JBaUerie* to Fit Any Car SEM INOLE COUNTY G A R A G E > A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E 3 STANDARD RAILROAD OP TH R SOUTH £ SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE M AT 18TH. M U * , TH R O U G H TR A IN S TO NEW YORK* DAILY * AB-aM En■>■■«!. n « « RKtt.Uk r u i Cm U WmU DUIm cw HrtiUm mmTnU M Look wide Scarfs of rubberised doth worn sbawl-faahloo are among the new fancies for bathers sod swimmers. • They answer the same ptirpooe as copes and are wrapped about the shoulders-when the mer comes no ebon*. * ‘ ' No. 82 Lt Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar • . Jacksonville_____ tilO a. m. Savaaaak........ .....1:15 p.m. Richmond---------- 5^5 a. m. W u U a itm ______ 8:50 o. m. Baltimore............10:05 a.m . Philadelphia______ U O O a .n . N o v York________1:40p.m . . No. ho 1:35 p. m. SOS p. m; 4:11 a. m. 2:33 » . m. IM p a 4.03 p. m. Id lp m . NJ- W *t«0 f1 * »J •* ® T * f ► ■** t l * * f* ■* I * l i - * 2L* 0|40o.»- For IafcnuatJoa or Roaerratlew Pbome or Writ* A T L A N T IC C 0 A 8 T U N B 118 W. Boy St.. Jacksonville, Fla. . Hillsborough B o U L T to p a . �- T T " - 7103 THREE THE SANFORD IIEUALD the SAnford reported record of last April bjr thirteen •points. ' But tliey nre not in it. The local C*. E. has adde«i twenty points since April and is still seven points the woHd'a leader, nnd they have not even slacked up to take a rest. . It was a very determined lot of young people who. me| at the Presbyterian church last night.. • The record o( this C. E. has ad­ vertised Sanford uruund the whole globe, until we ure pointed to by young people of every nation on the earth today. Suited to Many Occasions BUY GOOD T IK E S The Kxlrataganrc o f Buying ( heap Tires Set Forth Mr. Hal Wight of the W ight Gro­ cery Co., in speaking recently on the subject of tire economy, referred to a timely editorial I y Arthur Bris­ bane that appeared Inst Sunday in all the Hearst n -wspapers. Mr, Brisbane, who is probably the highest paid editorial writer in the world and who isI f himself an ar* * dent mororist has strong convictions on the tire question, and -his v :ew* are Well worth reprinting for the in­ formation of others who are desir­ ous of getting the most value pos­ sible whfn thpy buy tires. The Brisbane editorial says in part: "Autom obile extravagance is based oftener on the buying o f.tlrM dnd tubes without character lhan on any other department of automobiling. Tht* making of tires is an. absolute science, to which engineers and manufacturers have devoted years of study and millions of dollars in ex­ periments. frock for ufteraoon wear :lve Its owners the seuso w li nnd appropriately runny occasions. It Is ..f the soft weaves In silk h are christened with new Ion illy, for the sake o f run-use will suggest about and Ulster thnt nre o f Ullage to the designer In i kind. ,Panne velvet Is u ite for silk or satin. In season, nlthough more aih- of satin than o f the al*I- straight-hanging nnd !i n wide hem. The side iirr.fl Into many parallel top, which extert’l to the e large pocket* are fewmodel by covering them oldered pattern which Inmetallic threads among uvtrno c;ir c s Oo d o w n BEFORE CELERY FED LASSES After waiting long, long months for Sanford's at’hletic world to wake up-and (ring hone a vlctir.*, tne jwa! Sanford High Scnocl girlrr .1ukaiW ;- -tram—defamed the fast flying quintette of Oviedo. The h>rt failed'to win in football, the «nly tame played in basketball by thtboyi i»»s Icat and it was left up .k» Ukuladi*. t«>save the day,' which to«y did in a- m eat' fashionable ■aatlrr. •, • opens down the front. It Is cut In nt tho neck, extending to the bust line, and buttons from theru-tn the hottton with tmlall satln-criVered buttons. ,v narrow collar of fine organdie or batiste finishes the ueck opening. A novtd decoration for tho luslICe nje |wnn< In the wide hand of embroidered *utlu that Is wrapped about It over the bust and ,n!>ove the waist. It termlnates In n {minted end at the left aide, where It fastens. Tin, sleeves nre plain to the elbow, From this [mint to tho wrist tliey nre narrowed and are long enough to wrinkle on the forearm and cover the wrist. Narrow hands o f embroidery outline the wrist and opening nt th^ upjK.>r nnu, which extends to the el|M,W. They fadten with snap fasteners u,„| nr,. quaintly finished with a narrow rui-hlng of orgnndle nlong the opening and about the wrist. 0n *>«■ heads of Cora Lee Tillis .T h e two Isdy referees of the two •Ad Been Hand goes the-crown of schools rendered their decisions tc “•or, for huh of these young lathe satisfaction of all those present a sterling good game such violations as fouling, unneces­ sary roughness was essily detected by the two ladies. They both show­ ed their knowledge of the game, for no leza than fifteen fouls were re­ corded. Fern Ward and Serits Lake; the first two substitutes were uhsble to get in the game, but both were over anxious to get In, but the nec­ essary knockout did not take place and Fern and Serita went home dis­ satisfied. The fgljowing is the line up: San­ ford— Cora Lee Tillis left forward,Helen Hand Right Forward, Ruth Hand Left Guard. Andes Right Guard. Kanner Jumping Center, and Helen, Peck Running Center; Oviedo— E. Howard, R. F., E. Mar­ shall L. F., Williams K, C., M. Mar­ (WHITE) shall R. C., E. Howard R. G., Lesette L C . . A F TE R C. E SCALPS TO TIRE STATIO N i o Areas# Philadelphia Ha* Its Eyes on San­ ford Christina Endeavor The young prop!) of th f 1 'lurches in Philadelphia ha e det ruined to wrest from Sanf.Td Pr.'sbyUrisn C. E. the world leadership. They are behind this crack society and by. every means known to young people are spurring them on1 and boosting their best society. They ^ava been in great glee lately be­ came they have been able ta bast to the light'cars. There is nothing ptore extravagant than a cheap, poorly made tire on one o f the lower priced automobiles. Dollar for dollar the good tire will give more than double the mile­ age and five times the pleasure." Regiment of Redheads. (llvo a regiment,an Inspiring name and It charges on the double-quick to glory*- The Death's Head Hussars, the Life Guards, the Black- Watch, the Hough Hitlers—one's blood tingles to such names os to a bugle call. Wbo wouldn't fight hard in tho reg­ iment now being recruited for Uncle Sam as "The Redheads?" Every tn.1n in this new volunteer organization1Is to qualify, Prat o f all, by the fire in his thatch. Tho. redder his hair the heartier his welcome. Tho editor of a magazine published in tho special Interests of adventurers is sounding tho call to colors, and red­ heads aro flocking by dozens round Uls gory standard. T h e main point," to contends, and we agree with him utterly "Is that the. redheads ought tr> lie one of th<> best fighting units, and fine of the best known, that ever took the field.* Aye! Not only will they tak- dio field— when their limn owes, they will sweep it! Since red is not protective coloration, this regi-‘ ment should bo reserved for charges against tho enemy.—Collier's Weekly. — ----------- The a u r e *WSy7~ M A C H IN E R Y an a . A LL SUPPLIES Prisoner's ld ;s cf Real Music. "Red. who is working on the chute at the quarry, says he has heard se­ lections from "II Trovntore;" ho has also heard "Husle's" hand, nnd Inci­ dentally, our prison hand, hat that turkey slnlln g on the plate Thanks­ giving Day nns real music to him.— CARLISLE TO DROP FOOTBALL From thu Now Era, published at the PcJc.-'l PcnttcttJiry, Lear on worth, Indians Will Not Be Contenders In Kan. Intercollegiate Sport— Game Ordered Subordinated. Mr Wight, who is the local Michelin denier, says that his business this year has been better than ever before* lie attributes a large meas­ ure of hts success' to the Michelin Universal Tread, which Is a tir£ of the very highest quality, yet the price is extrerhely moderate. Mr. Wight agrees with Mr. Brisbane that a good tire represents so much in­ vested rash, so much fixed value, so that it pays to buy the best, espec­ ially now that you chn ^get n tire like the Michelin Universal Tread, a-tire that has nn international rep­ utation for quality and that is sold at such n moderate price. The well made tire represent* actual cash invested. It has its fixed value, and do not let anybody persuade yrt-j to 1b'e contrary. Beware of a dealer w ho tells you that he can sell you "this tin- cheap­ er nnd just as* good." It ’ has no name on it that you ever heard of before." "B u t it is made by a big says the* denier, “ and they factory Territorial Taxation. well it to me cheapei'." Generally speaking, tho cost of ter­ Such talk is misrepresentation and ritorial administration in tho United cheating ’States Is Imrne by tho federal govern ment In Hawaii a direct property tax brings in most of the receipts, wptch in 1Q14 were f3.7fi8.46S. whllo the ex­ rials for your business. Buy of re­ penses of the territory were I4.CS7,. liable concerns that have millions of 545 The revenues o f Alaska are main­ dollars, years of experience and a ly derived from business licenses; they reputation more valuable than, their amount to about fl.OOO.OOO. It la esti­ invested capital back of their pro­ mated that tho Unitfd States govern­ ment has spent fll.5fi0.1C8 in adminis­ duct. To buy cheap tires, cheap tubes,! tering the Uirrilorjr o f Alaska, includ­ ing the purchase prlte of f7.2QO.ono, wastes money and destroys pteasThe United States congress pays oneure. half of tho expenses o f the District of This applies espccinJly to the man Columbia, its citizens the other half. who owns one of the lower priced Quick Work. ears and drives it himself. T o him llauk bad been courting Mandy-for the bursting lire means money ami six year*. At last he plucked up cour­ hard wotk. The man driving his own car age to pop tho question. "Oh. Hank. * said .Mandy. "This is knows that a well known tire is one-so suddeiiP_____ j half the pleasure of automobiling. . "1 know it is, Mandy." replied thb ardent swain, "but i was afraid If I didn’t get ,a hustle on me some of these other fellers might gel ahead of me." • as good as the fairer sex will turn out. Her ability to throw boskets bordered- on the marvelous, while her science at this game could not be equalled. Alice,Andes played an excellent game also, while Helen Peck and Huth Kannor displayed a very good game at their posi­ tions, Huth Hand playing, left guard was also very much In the game. ' Oviedo displayed, a hard fought gamp all i hr wry — M s» time sere they convinced that they were defeated, through the work of Edith Howard..and-EUiV-M arenaU the Oviedo club was able to give the locals all they were looking for. Edith Howard threw five • baskets and three free baskets out of twenty points scored by their club. ______ — rAfi Other bright star and probably the best defensive plsyer on either side was OH e' Lezette wh> was playing left guard for Oviedo. This young - lady amazed th fans with her long distance throws across the court. * It was an easy matter for this young Isdy to toss the bs|l the full length of the fipld- Serious > "liotner It! I 1 can’t romembor whether the doctor said f’ waa to drink less wlno nnd still less beer, or less beer and still less wine."— Ellr-gcnde Illsetter. Mrs Flatbush —I think It too bad you're always "knocking' my biscuits — Mr.— FlatImeh— W ell— i*VP—gOt“ to break 'em someway, haven't I?— Yonk­ ers Statesman. The Carlisle Indian^ will not be con­ tenders In Intercollegiate footbull In the future ns h result o f a decision rendered by the powers that be. Sec­ retary o f the Interior Lane held that In the future football must be >ulM»rdinnted to the educational features of the school. Of *17 Carlisle Indians em­ ployed last year in one o f the lending automobile factories, Ifi wefe on the tenin nr had been on previous team*. All returned to the school during the football season, nt a sacrifice of educa­ tional opportunity ns well as wage*. Hint, to Editors. If you are roally eager to have something cop ied'ail over tho state, often with credit given, print a ptoeo about advertising—advise cverycfno lo advertise, talk about the value of ad­ vertising. It won't take long to show bow widely your paper la read. SEND IT TO US W IR 01IT PtOftPTCf Write For Pricelist mmSULARHETALCa l 657 C.BAY JAOUOHVUAC.nA. mneswim ->-t e*»<i ^7 10* / IDEA J { fLOftlDlKI^ , lAUttP&AL' j At Convenient Points f itM K O L l Q j CHtVOHt* ■ 1 rtu T iL u ix s l wusort \ To-r-J rv ru n n cn f »«•-**•... i B ig Stock Fertilizers Sanford W arehouse Fertilizers for Florida crops on Florida soil, made by Florida people, ba.sed on over thirty years field experi­ ence in Florida Fields. * The first crop of Celery ever grown at Sanford was raised with ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R , and the greatest num­ ber of profitable crops grown there since have been made with ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R , ID E A L F E R T IL IZ E R S are made right— field results prove it. For your convenience there is always on hand at our S nford Warehouse a big stock of Ideal F e rtiliz e rs, I n s e c t ic id e s , S p r a y i n g M a c h i n e s R. C. . M A X W E L L , Sanford Manager Branch Wareh me W ilso n & T o o m er F e rtiliz e r Co V_____ _____JACKSG,VVII1 -K,—ELORHkA:---------------- \J. J . T h I G P E N 8. C f M < Write For Prices And Catalogue I RU BBER COPPER* T IR E S BRASS TUBES LEAD ROPE SCRAP IRON , RAGS BONES a ; *tnts Buck Nlehoff. accon . baseman -foi 1 t h e I ^ I H Ir r f m « Jinr.r .1 t t r i ffi j- ty hitting for &!■ nu: ihi'i* year. Nlcbnff j Is i nrRruiarly rcUuble a ben up la a I .jlnch Sanford F lo r id * N o matter how good the stocks o f your local merchants, there are some things for the holidays that you w ill find it neces­ sary to buy away from home. These things you can get in Jacksonville, and it w ill be a fine time to shop for them while you are in the city fo r the great Duval County Fair. Reduced rates on all railroads entering Jacksonville will be in effect. You can make the trip fo r less money -than usual. The stores of Jacksonville w ill make special offerings during the fair. Their stocks are full and complete, and their prices right. You’ll be welcome, whether you buy much or Tittle. * 1 Agricultural Exhibit o f the United States Government will be Many exhibits o f blooded animals from Florida and other State*. Tick-free cattle will be shown In comparison with infected animals, and complete dipping vats exhibited with experts in attendance. See the pig dub porkers.1 The boys are up and doing'In Florida. in Jacksonville fo r the first time at a county fair. Covers 8JX)0 feet of space, costs $20,000.00 a rear to maintain; expense o f { to Florida $1,500.00. Every Florida fanner should see iL flade In F lo rid a*’ . F d r tho W o m e n -F o lk e F ru its, F lo w e rs, etc. A ll G ood, C lo a n F u n ■ o f exhibits of machinery I in converting Florida raw I into useful articles- in d«atState's manufacturing future, A rt and 'needlework displays. Ctrl’* canning dub* in competitb.n. Domestic Science exhibit* that will help solve household problems. Citrus and deciduous fruits. Floral. displays will add color. Vegetable* In wide variety, typical o f the wonderful possibilities of our Stale, Amusements only o f the better class. Local theatre* will provide special attractions o f a character that all can approve. Send fo r catalog and full particulars to H. H. Generous prizes offered Simmons, Chairman Entries Committee. F o r other information, address • t A. P . A nthony, C h a ir m a n vC o u n ty F a ir C o m m* itte e , Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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I N T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N f U B L l S HC D f X > I ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS * ). ^ .W E E K L Y I I N S A N F O R D — U f t 1$ Worth Living Some dny our people will awaken to tha great possibilities of the lake front. BIG FAIR ELKS LODGE IS COMING OF SORROW SAYS MILLER ON * Wheat Coes Down Chicago, N o v . 27.--\Vheat prices came down todny with u crash, breaking in lom e cases as much as 9 3-8 cents n bushel. Big sales by some of the leading houses started a general movement to unload hold­ ings abd gave nn opening f o r -aggres­ sive selling by bears. DIRECTORS W ILL MEET T O cisroRD CAN BE PROUD OF THIS FINISHED BULK­ HEAD , of the greatest improvements n« D,fontempl*t*d »n Sanford h u a finishedn u i» the work of building * cpn. . . . . _r i . u OT„ bulkhead on the shore of Lake Jonm and filling in the name for a " ' o f 2000 feet, reclaiming a Z x i Dirt of the lake front In new K jHminatlng the objectionable dilapidated buildingn and dotka. 'tie vred* and water hyacinths and *»kinr a beautiful boulevard the *stir» distance of the water front of I. Sanford. Th^f U probably no lake (rout in noridl that commands Such a view, Tio like front that i* seen by more W)plf and no lake front that will C reorf beautiful when all the Impfovrmfni^ are mide. Contemplated for the past thirty n »rr. booiied by th ’ Sanford Hcrild for the pa?t ten yearn and finally adopted* by. the « it./ council and pc«-H to completion, ihis*lnipro\etint ran now be d ew ed "by tho citittW of Sanford with pnrdonahle pride. •* '• • * Thr »or'<\ "as begun about two •jfirt mo with the dredge Clovis ckirtrrrd ! t m-i Seminole Dredging (otspany. ,<• i p-*sed of Mcaars. F. \\. Uihoney and C« H. V, a!her and Mr. Ocibj. M iiiin. \valker and Mftkoney ire Sanford men who" have Jhe. .b«t interest of the city at heart and irre ailling to take a chance on iiiibini this great work for Sanford. The dredge worked intermittently ltd- treotqplished but little and Wilktr and Mahoney • had many heart breaking trials and tribula­ tion*. Mr. Ogram whs an ex periear»d concrete builder and gave the city one of the best jobs of cpnrrety bulkhradiiig Unit could be made but _ ' ■0 hia tiixriem e us ft dredge man was United and the Clovis accomplished hat little until MV. Ogram sold out bit interests and a n ew ‘ captain •u installed who made g o o d ’ from tkt start and tho work was almost fompleted. when on a fateful night drrdgr lioat caught fire and was bsrned to the water’ s edge with tho kx« of or.r uL ih# crew,— :— ■ — ------- NUMBER 30 HANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER I, 1916 roLU*,E v iii Ob, Little Liar, at the Star Tonight Decauae ahe was reputed never to have told a lie in nil her life, Bere­ nice Somers was presented with a truth medal. As a- matter of fact aho was one of the worst fibbers th at ever joined the Ananias Club, M ORROW A N I) START TH E CAM PAIG N You The funny part of It was that she hud such u jiiou s ami innocent ex­ pression on her pretty face that she coniRl*‘ riX-lQQled .everybody except her immediate friends who ironically called her “ Miss George Washing­ ton '*—because ahe was so difTercnt. Dainty little Marguerite Clark is “ Mias George Washington" in the photoplay of that name Which is the ‘Famous Players Paramount attract tion at the Star Tonight. It is the first production under the new c »r»tract winch Miss < lark ina.lv v.ith the Famous IMaypys and was di­ rected by J.- Searle H aw ley,' who staged the little star's- mo<t rcceat successes, such as "L ittle L ad y Eil­ een ," “ M olly-M ake Believe” ar.d "S ilk s and Satins.’'' • Saturdto's Program at iht- Star "T h e Destroying Angel." an Edi­ son. five reel phntodrama released through Klcinn Edison Feature Scr.... „ , . c. t .‘ v ntre Saturday. As‘ its title woulji ndicttte there is Ijagedy in this l o r y , 'but so thoroughly is it blend­ ed with romance that its gruesomeitess is lost, and only fleeing im. pressions of it remain. Love is the predominating keynote in this strong photoplay. True, love invited trag­ e d y in ,"T h e Destroying Ange!"' but the sensational strain throughout the llv o reels of film is so marked that a pectator loses sight of tragedy-until it is brought to the lore. T h e cli­ max, too, does much to, efface 171cmo ry o f the miseFy nnd human blood trail that mark the life of beautiful o f beautiful M ary Ladislas,-heroine n * this photoplay. The. Seminole County Fair is coming. Chairman Frank L. Miller it be­ hind the project with both feet and he gives us the information that this county will have .a fair this sea­ son that will he the pride of Ahe coyntry aide. ! The directors will hold theil first meeting tomoriow in the (fourt—house at ten o^cfock' at which meeting a director will prob­ ably he appointed and from this time until the hell rinys on the morning bf, January 29th the open­ ing day the committees and sub commitUt-o will he busy n* brew in every part uf Seminole county, get­ ting up the exhibit* and the booth* and the building*, etc., aid getting tin- grounds in shape (or the big fair. These will be at Iea*l one big gath­ ering here of people from every part of Florida during the fair in u n i i t i m i n o n re* n n I „orf liig convenltnr, announcement which will hv aiadv late-, and it ia h ave licen received during his pas­ torate, beside* the building of the church which only lacks a few days before it is completed. • All members and friends are urged to be present in the services on Sun­ day at the usual hours. The paitot hopes to bn present and officiate in •the worship. The communion tfill be administered ut the morning hour. The aVenhig subject - will he, "G ivin g Account to G od." The pastor heartily appreciates EXCELLENT P R O G R A M ARthe crftirMtsics extended by tho .‘ R A N G E D A N D bUfiLIC people of Sanford since his residence CORDIALLY IN V IT E D here. He looks upon Sanford ns one of the finest places on earth, with• the . The Lodge of Sorrow or Elks Me­ • greatest future of any of* the smaller morial D ay will be fittingly ob­ cities of tho state. ' * served next Sunday afternoon at three .o’ rlyck sharp at the Star Florida's Population Theatre. The annual memorial ser­ \Yushington, D. C., Nqv. 27.— vice* of the Elks are largely uttended The federal bureau of the census an­ and an excellent program has been nounce*-that according ■to an estim­ arranged for Sunday nfternflon. The ate it has just completed the state of services will he held in memory of Florida on Jnnuary“ t.rnext, "Will have the following dtpftrlcd brolliers: u population of 904,8.19. The bu­ " W. D. Holden, B ..F. Higgins. W. reau also estimates that on July 1 V Wadley, U. II. Marks, J. Cl last Florida’s population was 893.-’ Higgins, *W/ II. Underwood. G. II. 493. • Fernaid, E. W. Rowland, Jar. D. In 1910 Florida had u population Robert*. D. G. Monroe and W. J. of '751,139, in-cording to the census Hill. taken that year, and it seeins likely The following ' program will be from the bureau'* estimate that by carried out; the iin><* another decennial censj* i Voluntary EH.*' Orchestra taken Florida'* population will lie Ritualist! * . Lodge rubbing the million mark. • "Father in Heaven"- Ladies Choir Hand -l Warhursh * Emperor Buried Jhursday Lodge R*‘ ua,i*tic Vienna, via London, N’ ov. 27.— Prayer 1 ra>‘’r R<,' ‘ fij -The collin of Emperor Francis JoTh>' Brt>* d L ‘ >on th,T " atcr* the* intention nUthe directors to hold) special day. .Turing fair week that' seph'has been finally closed, but the body will remain lying in statp until *JU*‘ R R Den* Accompanist Thu rs dny . t he d ay svt for int erment Will bring the crowds Sanford i * ! “ Thp ' arar‘ * f ' ha,r‘ 1>urt. At t he 'burial in t he c rypt of t he Lyman Urn* one of the 'best located cities in • > .1 Capuchin, a historic ceremony wi’ i . , .. . . , " Why Should the Spirit of Mortal , Florida and i* <•a*v of access from lie carried out which wa* anciently |,c I mud" Mrs. I. W. Barnes every part of the state. We are designed to impress the monarch's looking for the lower peninsula folka "One'Sweetly Solemn Thought" .. 1successor’,* that in spite of all pomp Ladies Choir to take in our fair and they ate com- 1 —-1----- Ttrsavercdgn 'Bnnvrrely a nTgrt Dr. Lincoln Hully Or'aUg Ing. 'W e are expecting the dealers Elks' Orchestra in l^rminj; machinery, the fertilizer Selection lt<>>coiled T u r k e y s T. A. Neal. R. J. Holly men', the crate mc-n and every one Euiogiei New York, Nov. 30. — A panic of Lodge who sells goods of any kind to be Ritualistic considerable ' moment nmong the here and make exhibits. They can "Am erica" .Lodge, Audience Assisting dealers in the Thanksgiving turkey h ive -the space and they rar. show market as a-resuit of the public's retheir goods here to advantage in .the Benedirtioni vear ' ■ fu*al to buy at the price* demanded, The musical . program tjiis greatest* trucking center of .the was announced by Joseph Hurtigan. will be exceptionally good and yi life world. • - the commissioner of weights and In (fu lly -as a . Let ajl t>& -good people of ! -H-ction of Dr. UncoL. measures. inole county get ready for the big ‘ he committee ha* given to A call for a concerted public up­ fair. Save all your choice canned I rh«- P ^tra m one of the best speakers •— --- —• ' '."oil": A ............... - , .. Tli c«„r«,r.i 1 1ire rising against the high cost of living : *2 ^ b>- “ HIGH COST FOOD STUFF BOYCOTTED Vlay" '?m AM ERICAN W O M EN W IL L RE-’ • FUSE TO PURCHASE " AT PRICE • • High prices will tumble in the United States if the' housewives will . place an embargo or boycott on certain foods that have been boosted in order .that certain, individuals can become rich.- Every s ta te ' in tho Union is on* the deal and Florida will fall into line. Already Sanford |>eop|e are-sitting up und taking no* ttce. and it is almost certain- th at • packed agge will he boycotted hero . if the prica continues to soar. If the people will refuse' to buy them it is certain thnt they will drop in price. -In New York the movement wus started and the following news from New- York is important; The attack on nigh food prices! begun by the HoasewivciT Ivnguo and fity officials, spread throughout the state. Encouraged by news o f sympathetic effort*, in other states, , the promoters declared the m ove­ ment promised to become nation­ wide. The locnl campaign centers upon egg*, and. beginning today, recom­ mend* a two week*' boycott. E f­ fort* o f stale and city officials wero supplemented by Cornelius F. Burns, m mayor of Troy and president of tho State Mayors' Association M aydf H u m s'w ill send letters to the mayors of every city in N ew York, to President Wilson' and to governors requesting them to usuo,' proclamations, urging people to stop using eggs other than for the aged, sick, infirm and children, for tw o weeks. The Housewives’ league ’ of .St. Paul, Minn., and the City Club of Chicago yesterday adopted resolu-. tions for a boycott on eggs. • M ovies Will Help The Motion Picture Exhibitors’ Association has volunteered, the use of every moving picture theater in the citv*to’ carry out Ihe campaign. Slides will be shown telling the peopl Slides will he shown telling tho people what to do to break‘ Up the combination of those held respon91b!»■■{♦ 1 the high pritLeC . the i ti‘»n, consisting o f ’ a barf'd and or-! ►- Burns of Troy, N. Y ., who also fine cattfe, your horses and Draniiurn 1chestra and the Elk, orchestra i, al- advocated the issuing of procl.machickens ready und the .. .... ... . S i I way. a feature of the memorial ex- T ion , by th» governors o ail stales lists w|)| lie ready in a few wtek* t o . ■ . . and the mayors of all eities. tcil you all about it. ^»rcises.^ M ftrtlgan said that the investiga/ — -------------------I The public i*cordially invi!"<l to tjon 4jiuwi.,j i|,at large quantities of The Yellow Pawn Mrs.M. M. Stewart anddaugh- attchd the service* next Sunday poujtry ha,| i,cen shipped from the , ||F i,‘. T T h e cruel, merciless methods of ters, Misses Minnio, — Marie and afternoon as the thfatre has ample: [ t | ||11| t Official state action under the d lgCMRIffl&dalibTai to seat 700 an d | 1reduced the buyers and the dealers the "tn ird.degree" for triniinals have ivdisth a n d - — Mas— mTrtTJTPtl TO" -----, bObrt' raBed T o ' the ninth" power by Kissimmee Thursday morning to ushers will take care of the visitq[»j.h|tvt, bffTT rtTTnjTa?tfa~to~7e(luce price rrction of Governor .Whitman .was ' compelled to reduce forecast in the announcement th at the__ rngdcfn_ .detective.- and - polico ip eiu !'T M M s g ivtrig day wTtTTlFeir so that all can lie assured of a seat hgv# Ushoney and Walker, however, the governor was In conference with hnads. The ‘amount of ljh or they daughter and aister and her family. if they come early. 1prjrta. »trt. made of the proper stud and George W. Perkins, regarding reme­ will go through to entrap, ensnare htmediately started another dredge dies the atate could undertake. M r. and bring forth a confession of. the R work, although they were losing Death o. M rs. IJ • Pvrkini_j3.jch,iirmin nf the Umyonfiperson they believe guilty is shown -1 Kenford friends of- M rr v __ , xk■onry all the time. Thia dredge Committee on Food Supplies. T h o n the most graphic manner in the L. J. Laing will be grieved to learn governor plans to enlarge the comtwld not do the work and was sept • i ClHrjr^IiFoduclfon of "T h e of her death which occurred in Nash­ mission of foods and q m k c tl through 1 -«o JarkSobViMe; Another one, Y’ c llo w Pawn" which will be seen at ville last week. Mrs. Laing resided ‘K» Standard, was then brought here legislative program now under the Star T h ea tre.o n Monday with here about eigh<’yeani ago her hus­ tad this dredge- has finished the preparation. the tw o clever stars, Cleo Ridgley band. L. J.. Laing being an engineer ,0'k in fine shape, making a record I -believe the qjestion o f ' tho . ; and Wallace• R» eid * •in the principal on the A. C. L. • After his death she food wo;k in a short apace' of price of food stuffs to be a s U to roles. OTHER NEWS FROM WAR The left flank of the central pow-. moved t0 Tumpa but came here on dudge- -finished last ’ said ■ Governor Whitman. T h e play has to do with the' In­ TORN EUROPE BY V • » now have f * P turwl an im portant! annual visit* and had a large circle matter.” *tdn«<l»y anj Capt. Hanson and intend to have a commission miles northrailroad junction 65 of friends ijere. ‘ fcr crew left on the Standard. The trigues of a district attorney, jealous WIRE handle.the thing in s big.wsy with a west of (Bucharest. o f his wife's infatuation of a young Mtlheid now’ only needs a few big min st the head o f it.' Washington. D. C., Nojr. 30.— :. |„ t he center the Rumanians are tourhn here and* there in the. way of artist ajtd the method he employs All lhe«Wajr From Chicago While rfforta are being made to •wHing of! and then the brick in a vain endeavor to send an inno Ambassador Gerard conferred with reported as retreating in disorder, Messrs. Bfandt and Magnurfon of extend tne boycott to turkeys snd cent man to the gallows, and how, the president latrf today to receive The Petrograd war office admits Chicago arrived in this city Tuesday will be finished to the water’s other foodstuffs 'now commandinc rhile furtherin hi efarious e his final inatructiona as to the view* continulng retreat of the Itumaj * * ,r>d many other improvements making the entire trip by auto. Mr. *u! i,f mxx,]e jn the way of trees and oses his life just as he is about to to he presented to the German gov- njBni an() the advance of General Matfndspn left yesterday for home ancy prices snd subject to *|>eculaeminent regarding the deportation y on M g^en sen to a (own only 20 but Mr. Brandt will spend the win­ tion, it is believed such actios, if «n»m*nuls and boulevards ahd take the life o f ‘ another. taken will await the result of tha of the Belgians and as to aubmarino Bucharest. knd the Sanford lake front ter in Florida where he will study ramiyrign against the high coat o f *'11 ** one of the show places of M argaret Drland’ s Novel "T h e Iron warfare. There Is but little Infantry fight- the fruit and vegetable situation in egki. Florid*. ' Woman.” Plcturircd No written communications *'«■ *. i „ g 'o n the other fronts but some the interests 6f the commission firm It‘ »e*mi to be tfie concensus of given to the ambassador. . {artillery duels in France and Bel- of A. F. M cClay St Co., of Chicago. N ance O'Neil, the celebrated stage Headed by . the Women’s C ity The President is understood to * ) um • .• They had a good trip all the way * ,°,n th,t the city and county and screen star will make her debut Club abd the Chicago . Political have emphasized the unfavorable down but kicked on the bad roads A German official communication tY°Uf conlr°I the greater part of on the Metro program here at the league, members of sev­ Impression created here by G er­ through part of Tennessee where Equality Star Theatre on Tuesday in "T h e says that quiet prevails on the Mac­ 1 Cl* 11 *eM t Iront °* ‘ be eral civil orgsnixations and yeom­ many's treatment of the Belgians.-* they were forced to pay toll for the y property, where a park could Iron Woman," Ti five part edonian front. • en's clubs today ara cooperating in He said that the United States Planted and maintained and per- produced bn an elaborate scale. Russia admits the further ad­ privilege of using the poor roads. an attempt to check soaring food had said its last word on the subject In Atlanta Mr. Brandt had his rar *»P« the court houi Thia ia a plcturixation of the novel vance of the Turks south of Van in of submarine warfare and now- ex­ stolen but recovered the same and prices. 1. • *°d many other public 'of the same name written .by M ar­ Turkish Armenia. pected Germany to live up to her will use the car in Florida thia win­ The Women’ a C ity Club and tbe M any of the scenes dst* D|s! erect* d nonte future garet Deland. pledges. ; M E T H O D IS T S OP S A N F O R D ter. Chicago Political Equality Icagua ’ | hl* 8fnat wqyk should not in and around the iron mills, vwhich Ambassador Gerard haa left for ave centering their efforts on an egg *r-d this lake front should never. figure so prominently in the atory New York and plans to sail for Ber­ The Paster Leaves for Conference boycott, members of the former havOffirera Are Vlgilaat (, 1T*n 0Vfr ‘ o warehouses, fish were photographed • at the famed lin on December 5. Teesday ' ng pledged themselves to refrain' C. B. Brandt of Chicago who ar­ or ljuildings of any kind that steel plant at Bethlehem, Pa. T h e Would ' I n . Rtv. F. E. Steinmeyer, pastor and Washington, Nov. 30.— Germany's fro (f the use of eggs while the pres­ rived in the city A few days ago has explosion where the "Iro ’n W om an" il. . ft a,!y manner tend to mar W . W. Abernathy, lay delegate for a good opinion of tha local police ent high' prices con tin u e'an d tha protest against Great Britain for the is seriously injured la a thrilling and beau‘ y- All the old pilenforced departure of the Teutonic the Miami District w'ill leave for force. He had hia car stolen in A t­ latter having adopted a resolution to b* t*kia )udd*n* a nnd piers ahoulc realistic feature in the production. Ocala the teat of the Annual Con­ lanta but recovered it before leaving boycott eggs for -two weeks and to ■way and thia 2000 feet of M r. Harbaugh has caught tha diplomats from Athens will be for­ ference next Tuesday morning. The there. All the officials in the south appoint a committee to investigate warded as requested. . • m,de *b* most bcautifu spirit o f the authoress aud has made Conference convenes on’ Dec. 6th at were notified of the theft and the the possibility of aggressive action. Surprise is expressed here that the u. .. A c,‘Vy.* a place A'here citl one o f the best picturiaations o f a U tL m request was made, to transmit the *9 o’ clock a. m. In addition five measures designed city police here had the description »ktr»B w.. ,0Uri,t C0UId congregate. popular novel ever presented qpon note to G reat Britain only asthe to curb the advancing coat bf livin g As soon as Chief TilQs saw the This (a a very important occasion #«r iim.1 °«r . co‘,Id “ be held,'where wnere the screen. . The old fashioned home French Admiral, . Dufournct, ron- as all the M ethodiit churches of the Brandt car oh tha 1treats here Wed- wera introduced in the city council. at S i r cou,d wa>b and rest and and the old fashioned clothes worn a ko be" " N admire the lake that by the "Iron W om an” arc among -ducted all .th e negotiations with state ea s t'o f tha Apa’ dchlcola^river nxsday the officers swooped down on Those adopted Included one calling Ik*dd will be represented and pastor* will it and only tha papers and receipts on tha d t y health commissioner and dty hjt* . ,he. Prin«lp »l aaaet to this some o f the artistic touches in tha Greece. carried by Mr. Brandt, showing the the chief of police to enforce thd be aasignad-for another year. production and striking contrast v ® Deapit* the intense Russisn of­ 4 'Uu j in bss been sadly M r. Steinmeyer haa served tha c*r had been recovered saved him city ordinance prohibiting regrading f. . the liv ely scenes and situations fensive in the Carpathian region, ns ^ “,l th* ‘ Hankkgiving time we wherein tha son o l a wealthy woman probably as a diversion, tho davanee Sanford church for tha past three from getting in tha county bastOe. fga. " u concerned. ' Altogether it is a de- of tha -Teutonic allies all along the year*. H e w ill.take one of the beet :------------ :— ’ at ' iv* *ha*k * for the comple*■ .4 M <- . •and1 U'Lpromises ___ f J a— La •Dr. Masters o f .Port Orange spedt BaajgoUn Whitner, J r, Isa cfddd treat to b « one Bne Inr Wallachla towards the Ru• reports tMat has aypr been .carried i- .J * P I P ia - home ■Wr* D‘ •'* »nd giya praise Z F .kz rrJi___ LiJ ‘ a i> Wednesday in Sanford the guest o f bo If tha attractive offerings of the Wfc- mihisrt capital-is meeting with b u t]fro m this chnrfb to .th f Conf.nrerv*. from . t*a University *M Gainesville ku, b d«* to alllh^ai why * * t * / -^41 I :♦ .! I ; J .. q t lit* R U t i i t i n a n A r i i s e i w f t a e -. l . l l i> 1 * • A w * L v iw o I m J i s e w J w lw lh w i m* L o ra fn e »lie Y k a n L e s ri w in e w « * jo nvtle'lmpedimcst. friend* i m , .. »n • , One hundred > and 1 eighA jj m m bers for th e Thanksgiving kolidsyi. fciV<,« R possible. * " ------- ™ J MUST STAND BY PLEDGE <- "a* 1f j . • �.......... P A G E E IG H T f TH E SANFORD HERALD ' The b od y of Jack Lbndon, th#\ muthdr, who died suddenly Wednesday night waa .cremated yeaterday and tbs ashes, In accordance with his wish will be scattered over his Glen Ellen ranch. v j; Chit-Chat of the. Play Houses in Sanford *• i:* . Talm adge and Marahall are Plac­ ner Sullivan. I t constitute, the Ini­ Norma Talm adge Starred "T h e D evil'a N eed le," N e v T ri- *u erite Marah, aa the w lff, and How- tial appearance together o f these tw o popular stars and is said to be a angle Fine Arta drama dealing with ard G aye, aa the jilted suitor, who most fitting vehicle for them. playa a strong and manly part' in th evila of drug habit. ."Shell 43!" is s unique narrative In " T h e D evil's N eed le." Triangle events %hich follow hia disappoint­ of cunning in the European war. ft drama to be aeen at the Lyric The ment. concerns the adventures of a young Lyric Tonight. »tr e tonight, Norm a Talm adge and man of m ystery who ' possesses* paT u lly Marshall are op^tarred. and pera which prove him to be the cor­ latter ia^aeen in .th * kind o L p a rt 4n Began Stage Career When She Waa respondent of a big American news­ Three Years Old whicn ha achieved hla greatest fame paper, others establishing him as a Chance set Mabel Taliaferro on on the speaking atage—that of German secret service agent, and' the road to stardom. morphine (lend. . still others vouching for hla commisA t the Star ton igh t.• s It waa in Clyde Pitch's last'p lay, a on as a lieutenant in the English Mabel Taliaferro, the bewitching " T h e ’ C ity ," produced on Broadway army. The secret of hia mission is and gifted atage and scceen star, who several months after hla death, that not divulged until the last tragic has charmed and entertained mil­ Marahall appeared as a victim of the "d e v il’ s needle," and- gave auch a lions of theatre goers since abe was scene, when the veil of m ystery en­ marvelous impersonation that on the tw o and a half years old, haa in­ shrouding his Identity is lifted and opening night aeveral women fainetd creased her artistic scope and devel­ he is shown in hia true light. Warner, of course, has the role of and had to be enrried from the audi­ oped even greater power and versa­ this hutpan e n ig m a ,'ami he is-d e­ tility, since she has gone into the ence. His individual work' was more clared to have 'contributed an In­ silent drama. Miss Taliaferro, who largely respon.-dhle for the success gratiating performance. His nat­ will shortly be seen on the screen of "T h e C ity " than any other one urally stalwart physique and grace­ here in " T h e Dawn of L o v e ," a feature of the play. . M etro wonderplay, began her pro­ ful carriage helped him • materiality * In "T h e X e v i l ’ s N eed le," written fessional career when she could lisp in rendering a remarkably realistic by •ftiester NNithey and Hoy Somer­ but a few words. She appeared with interpretation. of the difficult part. ville, Marshall makes his tfrst ap­ Miss Markey shares honors with Robert Hiliard and Annie Yean-ana pear jpcc on the screen in the role of in "B lu e Jeans,” a play presented in Warner in the role of Adrienne von' a dope vit-tim. He appears as David every rity of importance in this Altman, daughter of a baroness. StBi.loy,' an artist of note*. Hone, his Members of the supporting, cast in­ favorite modcl^ played by Miss Tal- Country. _a - — ——- -■ clude Margaret Thompson, Jack Gil­ Mfss Taliaferro was born an ar­ madge b a child of poverty, and bert, George Fishcr, Louise Brownell, through evil associations in her early tist of distinction and wonderful J. P. Lockncy and Charles K . FrcnW girlhood bos a s p ir e d ‘ the morphine personality. She actually " f e ll" into J. P. Lockncy and Chnrles K. _ the theatrical * 'profession. Joseph habit. This ix one thing she has French. T h * production was direct­ never told Stanley, the-other being i Arthur, w lu "TutJ M u ’? Jeans, ed by Reginald Barker and photoher love for. Him. . . |was giving a reading of the play to Mr. Hiliard. Miss Yeanmans and • raphed by Charles Kauffman. with One day, Wynne M ortim er, a so­ other players at his home one after- art direction by Robert Brunt n. clety girl, visits S ta n le y satm U o with ^ M al„ , - , lvrd nc;t:by, and was Lyric Thursday. her nance Hugh Gqrdon She falls a of Tue, dpy. Mr. Arjr. love with the artist, breaks her yw|( o,d (lau, Hter. t'oiigri-viitionnl Church engagement to Gordon and marries ucre pt i ylnK |n a room adMrs. Daniels, president of the ^ 1' 1' *. I,M joining the one where the play- W oman's Board of Missions for the pulses when she finds the artist .n ^ ^ gfou|} q( ,ayer. Congregational Church of Ifqston, love with another woman, induces th|ired_ TlJ„ day pavc \Ta. Muss., spoke in the local church him to try the "needle, as a spur M ^ ^ fhe tumb|ed bacW. Sunday morning. She gave a very to his artistic inspiration, Hie halm ,m o t,)c room. In , tond Df be- interesting talk of the present day fastened upon him, Stanley r in k s ,^ cmbarriu#ed litt!p M abel arose, achievement of missions in the for­ W hile in Sanford she lower and lower after hia' { made , tfVeral funny grim ace., and eign fields. until his career is ruined and »“ * ; poli?wiy \ ow ef| her w a y 'out of the was the guest of 'Mrs. Sheridan Mrs. PnnU-ls- loft on the w ife’ s heart broken. _ ' r0oin. Thp purl/ was convulsed Jewett. 11:05 train for Ormond, where she Seeking to rescue her Husband with laughter and Mr. Arthur called will address the East Const Congre­ from an *>| iam dive, the girl is kid- b«r back. here wa« a chi d purl gational Association which meets napped a i :n |»<-ril of iier life, when jn "B lu e JeaiiH.” a tl he iiad an inwith the Ormond church. Rene, re;..izing the horror she has npiration. wrought comes to the rescue and , succeeds in saving the w ife from her peril and the husband from the deadly habit, which she herself has overconic after witnessing its frightful effects pn the man to whom she has ‘ • communicated it. of Miss In the supporting cast . • —^ - -------------- —------••Shell 43" • What is announced as one of the inost unusual photodramss seen in montbs w||| bc offered at the Lyric 'pbea*r e - Thursday, when Trianglepresents H. B. Warner and Enig M arkey in "S h ell 43!" by C. G n r d - ' 1 1 Y Wy '•!/ W V Y Y w ••y t v __ V ▼ V ■>/0 ->/ v f •// LYRIC W177/7■«« THEATRE Bert of Music For Lovers of Music . Tuesday— "T h o Devil’s Needle." featuring -Nor­ ma Talmadge. Tenth Chapter of "G loria n Ho­ ' mance” featuring Billie Burke. Wednesday—" A Lesson from Life, "W hen Two Plays a Game," Keystone Comedy. Thursday— Extra—Proimim' fcrr 'TtiankJfnvrng—7 ' ••Sell 43" fn-U rlng H. B. Warner. Keystone Comedy. "Pathe N ew s.". Matinee at 3:15. Friday— Ladies Minstrels. ♦ Saturday—"T h e Girl From Frisco". Fourth . Chapter of "L ib erty". “ Artistic Atmosphere. Coming— The World Scries Base Picture. • • Ball » T h e annuaf Thanksgiving meeting of the Congregational W om an’ s Missionary Society wns held t»L the home of-Mrs. C. R. Walker M onday afternoon. . There will lie a meeting of the teachers and officers and adult* mem»'ers of the Congregational Sunday i school Wednesday evening nt 7:*»0 I in the church. All urged to he presBusincss of importance to he |ent. attended to.* ■ • Prr’sbjrtcrian Churrh ^ R ev. S. W. DuBosc of Georgia will preach nt the prayer meeting service Wednesday nighty His com ­ ing, which was announced for, next Sunday has betrq changed and he comes nt the mid-week service. He • is traveling in the interest of the 'cause of Christian Education and t-MimsUrial Relief and has a thrilling 'sto ry to tell us. N o offering.will be asked. It is hoped that a large con­ gregation will hear our visitor. President’s M essage ’ Washington, N o v. 27— Presj den i W liu n ’l annual message to .congrees, now in the printer'a Tiande, contains about 2,000 words, and is among the shortest documents of its kind on recor’d. It points out that the '.reports of government departments will be made before congress separ­ ately and that, therefore, their de­ tails are not discussed. T h e President emphasizes the un­ completed legislation on. railroads, suggested by him at the last session to. meet ‘ the threatened railroad strike, as th^ most pressing problem facing congress. * He then goes on to a general discussion o f Other domes­ tic problems. Carnegie Eighty One ’ ... Neat— York, N o v r 25.— Andrew Cnegie .is 81 years old today. He planned to spend the day with his fam ily at his home here to receive s few friends In the afternoon and to partake of a birthday dinner to ­ night. Mr. Carnegie's friends say he is in 'good health. l'\-r-----------------------, Boycott On Egga Chicago, N ov. 25.—An official call upon the people to boycott the egg market w*as issued tonight by D r. Joht\ Robertson, health commission­ er, wrho asks everybody-to stop buy­ ing eggs until January 21. H e elaims eggs are being held in cold storage. •' __ • =7P= Yfsteadier 21, „ u Chapter bf 8. Andrew's Btbther* V, For .:Sal«a-I916 Qterland-.Uic "Rfcld theiri anWiersary Service Ford Roadster; IBM Ford 5 p Id the^ehuich. ! ‘Aa' custqmary, the young men' take dinner at the rec­ tory before the service. Vespers Is at 7 p. m. * . r-+ — • .' On Thanksgiving Day night, the Junior Chapter S. Andrew’a Brother‘hood ere t o - g iv e a party In Holy Cross Parish House. .Th e invita­ tions announce the hour at 7-30 p. m. The parents of the lads are especially invited. . . Church o f the Holy Cross Thanksgiving Day services at Holy Cross Church will be observed as followa: Eurly Communion— 7:30 a. m. •• Matins (read )— 10 a . ' m. Choral Celebration— 10:15 a. m. Offerings of fruits, vegetables “fend groceries are asked. Such should be sent to the church by Wednesday evening for the A lta rG u ild to place while they are preparing .the altar for th e'T h an k sgivin g Day services. T h e . alms on -Thanksgiving Day are asked for the "A g e d a n d ’ Infirm Clergy Fund" which cares for our aged and sick priests. •• — • — . N e x t S u n day. -night, being the Sunday -within the Octave of S. Andrew’ s Day (N o v . 30th), the Se- _ 1__ Bunuum# Sale The ladies o f the Baptist Templo will hold a few rummage ealea com­ mencing Saturday afternoon in the •tore pext to M r. Leffier’e grocery on Sanford avenue. Those having rummage to donate will please no­ tify Mrs. D.‘ R.- Brisson, phone No. 415-W, who will cheerfully collect same. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING *j| j>- 4> and cwrnty onr on* hundrrdtha rhaina; oral tw o hundred and nlno (rat; north two hundred and nlno frrt; wra| ono and thirty thrro ono hundrrdtha chain*: north ala and arvrnty on* hundrrdtha chaiaa; north forty two dcfrrra; oral to w rar line of Section, aouth to beginning. 4 You are hereby ordered fo appear to th* (omplalnant'a bill of complaint herein rird, on or bt-furo th* Ith day of Marrh, A. I>. IVIT, the aame being a Kulr Day of aald court. It la further ordrred that thia notlr* hr publlahrd In the Hanford Hrrald, a new*, paper puldiahrd in Sanford, In thr county of Seminole, at ale of Florida, oner a week lor twelve ebn»*cutlve week*. Wltneaa E. A- Douglaaa, rlerk of our clrrirrut court, and the aeal of raid court at thr court houar at Sanford, thia 37th day of November, A. I>. 1916. (aealI E. A. DOUGLASS. Davis A C lit*. * t lerk. Solicitor* for Complainant. Tuaa-S9-I3tr For Sale— Gbod young mule. ^ seen at Psckird’a. D lu f. n Tlex 25-tf ‘ For Sale— Marine motor', 18 hon*-'| power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. First eiasa condition, Ssnford M»tK ine A Garage Co. For Bale— Nearly new adding n t chine. $35.00. Western Union. __ 1-tf For S a le — Hup Runabout, r*. built, $100. Sibelle Manis, City, c-tf FOR RENT For R ent— 10 acre truck farm, »u irrigated, well located. Price very cheap for season. J. 0 . Packard Sanford. * . 29-2te ’ For R en t—Suite of three room*, furnished or unfurnished. 109 W. First St., Hynes Bldg. 28-Stp T y Charge 25 CenU. FOR SALE . FOR R E N T —Two Furnished Rooms.. Hot and Cold Water Address Z care Herald. 20tf For R ent— Several nice offles rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N. P, Yowcli Si Co. 32-tI *For R en t—708 Park avenue. Ea* quire Of H. C. Dullose, First and Park avenuo. • 4ft-tl WANTED W anted— We want to buy your oranges, grapefruit, fruits and vrgrt; allies. W c will buy them or handle on consignment. Write u». Grrhird Produce Co., Concord. N. C. 29-8tp F o t Sale—Thirteen acre farm on W est Sidel** Fenced, Infuse, barn, flowing well, 3 acres tiled and crop­ ped for Severn! seasons. Loading siding on place. Address F. R. Dur- j Wanted to sell your property. ham, 1127 Chestnut St., P h iia d el-1 <r let Irt roe 1 on t cost you an>tlmit* t<r !rJ- Itc phiu, Pn. try it. Prospects look good for this For Sale— Forty acres, about five winter. J. O. -Packard, Sanford. — •— 29-2tc cleured. fair house, uood s o il' and v e ry cheap nt $800.00. About three Wanted— T o buy 2000 feet of miles from Sanford. J. O. Packard, celery boards. Must lie cheap. Sanford. ___________ 2&*2tc C. C. Morris. Route 1.,-city; 29-2p i - —------. List your property with J. O. Wanted— By man <lf etperienta Packard if the other fellow has f Ailed position as night watchman. Apply to get you a buyer. 29-2tc. Herald Office for It? J. Port. 28-2tp | For Sale— 10 acre truck fnrm, all • Largest postcard offer ever adver­ tilled, *1 mile front brick road, right tised. Send 10c for 25 assorted pott­ at railroad loading track, no build- I " T i e ” R ^'h r.'t.................. er Kxchanjt,, inga. 'lu -son p .ic . and term, m, M . , n s , „ kochnt,,. S. Y. I part, if-wanted. J. O. Puckard, San• -*7-310 ford. . 29-2tc For Sale— 10 acre truck farm, 5!$ acres cleared, 3 acres tiled, splendid la thr Clrvull tjbud, Setcnlh Judlclal. t'lr- well.* Price only $200p.00. Terms (alt. In anil far the Crnnly nf Hrmlnol* if wanted. J. O. Packard, Sanford. Fluilila. In Ckanrrry Fint National flank of San4, • 29-2 tc ford. Florida, o corporation. Complainant Citation • v *. Mr*. Ella A. Greenland, Annsbrllt Miller, J. E. Klock. truatre, Wllaon A Toomer Frrtlliaer _ Co., s corporation, and -J. O. Varkard, defandanta. . . . ' . To Mrs. Ella A. Greenland. Ilethaity Peach, rc * r lW i w « r » ; AnnabsUS re ol Ot Eirealdo r (ream* iaaon, w tn .Ohio: . Iliter, Columbua, ................. And AH Other I’eraoo* claiming an Intereot in Lot 2* "A .” of tho Pint of Calory Delta, Somlnolo County, Florida, aa *ho*n In Plat Hook No. I at p»go 1b. of tho rocorda if Seminole rpunty, Elorida. It aoooarinc from trio oflld ... n. Herrins Inc*1* A.iiy o>»d. abat-bo fa a •olirltor and rounael for tbo compDInant In tho oboto alylad eauao, Flrot National Dank, of 8 anford. Florida, n corporation, and that It la tbo brliaf of affiant that tho defendant*. Mr*. Kilo A. OreonlnaS- and Annabel!* Miller or* reoldent* of • attla other than tho atnt# of Florid*, and that tk* aald Mr*. Ell* A. Greenland raolde* at Halkany Ueach, Delawsre, and Annaholl* Miller rooidra *1 Columbua. Ohio; that thn* la no peraon In tbo alat* of Florida, tbo aervko ol a aubpoent upon whom would b* blading upon th* aald defendanta; that each cf tbo aald defendant* la ovar tbo ago ot 21 yaara; • Wherefore, you, EUa A. Greenland and Annabel)* Miller, and all other peraona claiming any right, till* or Intoroot la tbo above dooerlhed land* or* ordered to appear to tbo bill ot complaint duly filed la tbl* cause, on Monday, th* llrat day of Januar;. 12 A. I>. 1917, tbo aaifeo being a R il* Day of thia court. . . ' . . II la further ordered that this notice b* publiabod In tbo Sanford Hamid, a » * * * l opal published In Seminole county. Flor­ ida. once a week for tour eonaocutle* week*. Wltneaa E. A. Douglas*, elork of tbo aald court, and tba seal thereof. III. 21*1 day of be For R ent—Tw o furnished rooms-1 at 200 M yrtle aveuiuc, Corner Sec­ U All Local Advertisements Under ond St.* Enquire Miller's Hakery. This Heading T H R E E CENTS s ______________________ _____ _ 2 LU Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Jam n O. J• Ik-. Jr., Truatre, rt al , I ’ rlrndanta. To Chr unknoan hrira of and all parlira rlalminK inlorrata undrr Jamra O. Jrlka, Jr., iruateo lor 'Klitabrth C. Jalka. hia wllo, and hla aurenaon In truat, Jamra O. Jrlka, Jr. and Klltahrlh C. Jrlka. bia »lfr. Edward llarnard and Xlary J. Ilarnard,' hla »ifr. Throdoro llartridfr. F. Ilartridfv and Thomaa llartrtdtr, or any of Cham, or othrrolar rtalmlnc intrrral In thr proprrty hmlnaltcr dracrTbad, and to all partlra clalminjt an Intrrrat In aald proprrty, to­ on: lirtin four and trn onr hundrrdtha chain*; north ol aouthwrat curnrr nl Lot Thrrr iS), Hrrtion Thirty four 13 1). Toonahtp Tornty CJO) aouth, of Itantr Thirty onr (Jl) rate, run north rl*hty onr drirrra; raat lorlvr and Cvrnly ala onr bunilrrdlha rhaina; porthrrly aloot rnad rfrvrn ger. AU |n good condition. r ZJ bargains. Good terms. q B|c|, Small profit*. Seminole “ ^ (’ouatv Garage. ? _________________2M te For Rent^-rOn December 1st, com­ fortably furnished room in private family, In downtown district. Mod•rate rent. Gentleman preferred. Address P. 0. Box 1081. 25-tfe In ' answering an advertisement where no name is mentioned In the ad, please do not oak The Herald for information as to the identity nf the advertiser. Usually we do not know- who the advertiser is and if wc 'do we arc not allowed to give Simply write In Clrrull C onri. Koirnlh Judlrlat CIrcull out this information. In nnd fo? Senllnolr C'ounfy. Florida. In a letter and address it as per in­ Chantrry structions in the ad. J. II Jonta. Complainant tl. W . W anted—Ship ua your-orantta, grapefruit, tangerine*, pineapple and other fruits and vegetable*. High­ est prices obtained. Prompt retura*. Georgia Produce Company, Macos, Georgia.___________________ 26-20-tp For Sale—Good 6 room cottage W anted— Lady wishes poaljionj close in, brick street, sidewalk, Work will p>*« shade, ono and one-kalf*lots: PrU‘6 ilenograpXer. ~ , lfrtt only $1600, if sold soon. • VS’ orth Box 1052, Sanford. more money. J. O , Packard; San­ ' Lost—Small . gold locket. T » ford. 29-2tc p ho toes inside. " Return to R. **•. For Sale—A second hand sewing Muirhead and receive reward. . 29-2tp machine cheap. Inquire 204 French - 39-tX RYCUUJ^ Found— A purac containing w®* , F or Sale— 1916 H arley Davidson money. Owner may have **me by motorcycle, cheap. A p p ly Southern deacribing property and paying this ad. Dr. T . A. Neal. 2S-2tc_ Bell Telephone Co. 29-2tp For Sale—3,0(10,000 cabbage and Big Boston lettuce plants Cabbage, W akefield, Early F lat Dutch, Early Summer, all from beet seed. $1.00 per M ., 60c per M. In lota ol 10,00(1. Cash with order. J. R. Davis, Bar-, tow. Fla. \ • 26-6tp F or Sale— Fine horse and buggy. Inquire a t .W . O. Green’ e BlaCk*mith Shop, corner 3rd St. and San­ ford A ve. 22-Btc ' UO-A R tM KKTU F T MK f M K » l O U. 8 . Lood Office *1 |»UU Nolle# I* hoto’.y | l»»« |B‘ I Ittl* of Delete. Fit.. *bo * » JvL ” 1 Mad* llomeotead EnUjr. N*. OlMD % N W <4 ol N C »t. SottiJO j 9. Towatbl »> % Itan 1 * el E.. Tf.l’ »**<>• tied*notlr# ol Intention tn ra»k* rM e^g^ Proof to eatnblUh claim to the land ••• dearnbeil, before C|kr: ^ ' “‘L .'/ '.fD e SanforJ. Fmrfda. on tbo JMb day •« camber, 1* 1*. . .. Claimant name* M • I U * * * * . 8 hel> y J u rn l| »n o fW Intt r T « k - . n. W. Chubb of Winter far*. ''»• Henry Broarn of Otlol*. Ela. a. u. « . . a . .> 2&-Tue* A F r l - f O t e ___________ ^ For Sale—T w o. v e ry desirable Deaarl me nl of ih* fO,*,**, .|l>building iota in Sanford Heights. tf. S. Lad D«f# «t l‘“ o” ! lalt (m l) C* A* DOpOiaABBf N ob. 73 and 74. ‘ W ill acli for $200 Scoured a Church. Notice la borfby «!* • » ' fc,rttti*VK. •• Clerb pi tho Circuit Court, Botnlnolo^Co each or if taken together will make Gllyard of Altamonte RPriV • . ,'id E»“Tf Florida. A fine old Church In Boston, which December 1*. 1*11. M a/Selftf'.VJ'SlM •* Cocigo'G. Herring. lower price on the tw o lota. Apply has received many coats o f paint since Counsol for Complainant. 29-Tu#*-»te to the Farmers & Merchants' Bank, filed It wns built in 1810, haa recently been ProeL® scoured from top to bottom. - The re­ In a rto ll Conri, Hotonlb ioM/Jal .c,r* * 1' Headland, Ala. 18-tI d»*«iS» oaUbllah llam to tho •■■4 -t gi. la aad lor Boaalnol* County, llerldn. la gaotoJmoval o f the old yellow and gray paint 4 before Clerk Clroull r , “ tw e ib e f. l i l t Florida, on tbo Mtb day ol Doco-tof. For Sale — Modern nine room revealed a finely laid masonry, much J. Chancery Complainant II. Jonee. Claimant on m*« a* » . r|j *. Ordoi of ve better to look at than its late covers j . If. F'.a/ey of MslUaad^ n ;'t|d|> Publicstloi house and three lots on Oak avenue Jam** O. Jalka.Jr . Tiuatea, *t Inga. • J. Dirk*.a • f . LoB** ? * r ’ |riorld* Hail cash, balance at six per cent. » J. nL, Defendant*. W. If. W ard of t-oaf«nod, Tro” ffaeiJw To Jam** O. Jrlka, Jr., Trust#* foi Ella* E. L. Marahall, St. Charles, III., or L.C. U w la ^ A U .-..R» * ^ ^ y , i ■ both C. Jalka. hla irtfo. Jamas O. Jalka. JrRaffttcr23-8tp and Elisabeth C. Jalka. bla *<»•-. 1Kd* f , 'd phone 80-J, Sanford. 21-Tuea A Frl-I0lc ******** llarnard and Mery J. Barnard, hto wlfa, Theodor# Hartridg*. F. Hartrldg* and Thomas liartrldan. _ , . . It appear lag .from the affidavit of II. GUos ol aorictlora lor romplolaaat. borelo Plod, that th# defendants abova named ar# rokdenta af a state othar tban tba atata of Fieri da that thor# la no |oraon lo tbo atat# *r r lorlda i he aervtc* of a aubpoona epon whom would Mod aald dolendanlat that • aid dafendaata ar* over twonly-on# yoora . r age, and that their plae* #1 reeldeae* ankr.own. • It la thettfor* ordered that you do ap­ pear to tbo complainant'* Mil Mtwln Sled aa or ' before lb * Mb day *1 Pobruray. A. D. I f IT, tba aaaa* being a Rule Day • ! R -' PROGRAM A T THE STAR . We Pay Mar* far aa> ptrlarra. Thai** why **f PWlwra* are Brilev TM M br-M rtaw Btatila Mabel Taliaftrr* la “Thr D a»a af Davr- la FIrr arts, abm “Th# Crip af EvM** aalUUef, **la ftoHaJaMJa) — BarSy WarM petMito Rlh*4 O atlM to “TW gear" to Haa »a»>*. aha Uto toat aytoaSa W lha aaaaki “Mya- larira af Myra. Tharaday t l - uTVurther ordered that ibis nutleo b# cuMUbod la the Sanford Herald, n M »o r published at Hanford la tbo county H E i ana _______ ole, otot# of Flodda, pnr* n week *»# weak*. nooks. for eight couaocuUe# Wltneaa E. A. IDonginoo. - otoek of our Circuit Court, nud tbo court howoo1 in Sanford; thia IT TkaakagMag rPrayaaa ta y a ai ryaah HbreOaa la to Pl«a Acta, atoa “ M faly • T ie SUaagto" ‘ “ Wbal May—Tart mraal yirreala U r wagarllr Margwrrlla Oarh to F»Ua -M ia* l i m i t Waaktogtaa" •* “ Ih* GW Tialh.” _ All S .r.tllracbm a aa* a fttoa* wB ba aSaaUUag Fir# r* a t* i ip ’ . * m *—■ T a r i l - — r— — Sollrltora for Complaluaut. T *-T o **-*u - — • ; ■- - Marguerite Clark at the Star Friday , . . For buggy, ness. French Sale— Kentucky Horae with LE T US S H O W YOU saddle and two seta of har­ A p p ly Cecil Gabbett, North a pile remedy that i> different . avenue. 15-tf any other .|P • Cheap for Cash— Second hand rubber tire top buggy. A t store of J. E. Pace. 14-tf For Sale— Heavy double buggy, Platform springs, canopy top. leather P IL E REM EDY cushions. Could be made a delivery wagon. Sanford Wagon Works. I, uled both o ta to J lY , . • 23-tf ly. Ouatantood to ,W . ; i For Salw— One International truck. any toraa.oi aa, roonay t* Thoroughly oreihaolwd and paint« i . Sold Said only only by m, W« a a d lt - m ed. edi0*A p p ly E . S ta ffed , Sanford. R . C. Bower. JT _<- X t .1 �- - *AGE 8LJC N R Y M cL A U L lN , G irls' Basketball «■ The girls’ baiketball team of the S. H. S. won their first game o f the season In O viedo with the score of 20 ro IS. M Y SPE C IA LT IE S : The Oviedo girts played- a gooc game and much credit should be ftC C A R D ’S H AN D -PA IN TE D CHINA given to their forwarda. G O R H A M ’S STERLING SILVER Of course Oviedo needs mention­ R O G E R S ' PLATED WARE ing, but when it comes to basketball IN AND W ALTH AM W ATCHES they were sim ply outclassed. There was not anything yellow about out team, except the S on our middies. Cora Lee T illis ls a ]tW *j Wben~Tt comes to throwing goat. Her old standby, Helen Hand '.was right there too. When it comes to guard Ing Kuth .Hand and Alice Andes are right there with the goods. Our run­ S o d a ' W a t e r ^ ^ ^ ^ ning center, * Hefch Peek may be little as a speck hut she was built for speed. Last but not least, Ruth Kanner <S tpt.) was an invaluable aid to the local ciub. Kuth ia con­ sidered one of the best jum ping ren­ te rs . in the. state and| played her usual star game. W e have won our first game, so everybody come’ out M onday to see us win the return game here. JEWELER Magazines Periodicals irTrf Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s 1041st St Phone 182 C. H. DINGEE Plum bing and #Y G a s F it t in g A ll Work Receives M j Persona Attention And Rest ElTorta Opposite Cltjr H ill Telrphour No 26 * N A T U R E W ARNS Against Using Calomel The siekeninj;,- nauseating feeling that follows the use of .calomel is the natural result of disarranging your entire system. Doctors everywhere are agreeing that the action of calo­ mel much too strong, and leaves the body sick and weakened. L IV -V E H -L A X is a wonderful sub­ stitute for calomel, that has all of its gtioil effects and none of its bad ones. It acts Soothingly J>ut thor­ oughly on the liver, cleansing it bile, and - ridding the entire system of stagnating poisons. L IV -V E K -L A X is strictly a harm­ less vegetable compound, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction or your money will be returned. Insis on the original, bearing the likeness and signature of L. K. Grigsby. For sale here at 50c and $1 00 at W . G. Aldridge. n sA u -i 735V ” An election will be held in Ma­ con county, Georgia, upon the issu­ ance of $ 100,000 of bonds- for build­ ing bridges “ A contract'-for drainage work in Duval county, F la , has been award* ed at $218,698 “ Buildings for an aviation school will be erected at Miami. Fla “ T w o counties of Mississippi have awarded contracts for the construc­ tion of roads “ Bids have been asked for the erection of a postoffice* building at Mariop, S C “ A lumber plant and turpentine distillery will .be established and sawmill railroad built near Clinton, Ala * “ A total o f fourteen corporation* were formed in the week, with mini­ mum capital stocks aggregating $401,000 • ."A m on g the items o f construction work to be done as reported this week are: . . Apartm ent houses, Daytona and West Palm Beach, Fla ; bridge, De­ catur county, Ga ; church building, Mount Pisgah, S C ; ciub house, Dalton and Macon, Ga ; school building, Leighton, A la ’ Masquerade at the Rink Construction contracts have been The opening of the foil season will awarded as follows: commence next Wednesday night “ Bridges, Wheelers, Mias : church when the' big masquerade bail will building. Greenville, S C , and be staged at the'skating rink. Mas­ church building to be enlarged, D ay­ querading on kkates is the latest fad and no doubt the rink will be pack­ tona, Fla ; , hotel' building, Vcro, ed: It* is the intention of the man-' F la , and hotel - building to .be en­ agement to give tlife local public at­ larged; Pass-a-Grille, Fla ; factory tractions of this variety all through buildings. Meridian, Miss , and Pal­ the season and this is the beginning. metto, Kia : railway passenger sta­ tion. Waycross. Ga ; roads, Bibb Prizes will be awarded in the fol­ county, Alabama, a:»i LeFiore coun­ io w in g rn a m iM 2_ J !f t _ lliA _ h i» t cos­ ty, Mississippi • . tumed gentleman goes one prize, the Abattoir, Savannah. Ga ; cotton best costumed'la d y receives-a prize, mill extension, Rock Hill, S C ; can­ and the best couple will receive a nery, Prichard, Ala ; flour, feed and prize, and this u illb c ended up with the real prize o f tho evening. A mil1’ 1 A ,M ,Urfn‘ ,Gn : fruit JuI™ prize know n ns the booby prize will J J ’! * " 1’ „ J ; Gadsden, Ala ; lu mbe awarded. Judges will be selected, j knitting mill, 1her plant, Apalachicola, F la ” Two ladies' and three gentlemen will ( act as the judges, therefore it re­ quires three out of five to deride on A N O T H E R K N IT T IN G M IL L the winners. • —------- Mr. Flynn hassessions on Thursday morning for the ladies and instructions for those who wish . to. learn how to skate. The managemrnt desires to teach those who wish to learn and for this reason Thursday morningwas selected for the *(*rw s i the farther side o f tS* city whan the shells began to (R1L sad as wo had come up on hones there was no way for ua to get through. I hunted round and’ presently camp across a car —* wretched specimen; atlll. It could be called a car. It had once been an ambulance, bat the body had been de­ stroyed and replaced by .a couple of rough bucket aeala built from bacon boxes. Such as it was. it was a lucky find, and I selxed on it at once. A fter some difficulty 1 got the engine running halt­ ingly, and brought the car round to where my officer was waiting. We started off Immediately. By this time tbo shells wero bunting in and around tbs Grande place at tbo n t e o f forty a minute, and our chance o f getting through at alt was a long onp. I worked up speed as fast as I could, so that by the timo we got to the square wo were doing between thirty and forty miles an boqr. In the square Itself conditions were Indescribable. Tbo buildings wore crumbling on all aides; the air waa filled with smoko and flame and dust, to e*y nothing of flying fragments of shell and bricks, and It waa Impossible to seo more than a few yards abead. It seemed incredible that we could get through. I slackened speed. . My officer must’ bave f e ll much as I did. but he rapped out, "Drive like b e lli" and huddled down. Into bis bacon-box seat, bis* bead held low. I throw open the throttle; tbo car choked a bit, then responded with a leap tho ateel-aluddcd tires striking streams of sparks from the cobbles. My hands wero more than full with tho. ■toering. As ono leaves tho square there comes a very sharp turn, and I dared not think what would happen when wo reached this. At the speed we -wero going. It was Impossible to twist tho car round that corner, yet It would 1}® sulcldo to slow down. I had read of tho trick of racing drivers,who skidded round “ hairpin turns,’* and I decided to try this as our only chance. The turn loomed up before us In tho smoke, and. I opened tho throttlo still lilor. Just as wg reached tho corner l twisted the wheel slightly and Jammed on the foot brake with all my might. The skidding studs squealed ns the rear end of tho car shot over; I felt her tip a little as the two outstdu wheels camo off tho ground. She righted at once, though, .add In a mo­ ment wo were aafely through. 'I f I had had time to examine those baconbox seals 1 don't think I should have dared to carry out my llttlo maneuver. It Is still a mystery to mo how they held under the fearful strain of round­ ing that corner. ■i»U. J u n r P. aaU Sarah Buaaa T s n jy ar# a0q ----f of l i t a U U c! j W u . u 4 ar« n o w _____ _ ._ dint In ___ tho_______ Uoltod Sl^U a of America, tfcair atari plica of r**f~ holn* known to ofBant. <Thot'tho •old dafnadanta ar» o n r tha j n of XI II yasro and that thrrn la so porado in tho ■into of riorida. tho arrvlro of o aubpoona upon -whom would ba binding upon tho said drfrndaata. o ^ J *t**or* ' _ / 00- J«»por P. Tumor aa* Sarah Sutaa Turatr. and all olhero rial min I right, till* or InUrtat ia tho above d*a*4 Isnda oro erdorod to appear to tho MU of complaint duly fll*d in Ihla c u m , oa Monday tbo »tb day at P.bruary, A. D. 1*17, tbo aamo bring a rain day of Ibla court. * I* *• *kol thla nolle* b* publUbrd in tho Sanlord llrratd, a news­ paper publubod in Somlnola county. FlorId*, o&c* I » » t k far *ifbt romerutivf wrtka. Iwitar -— E.— A. *— Dogtl.ua. — ‘-------cl.rk -—----of---Vitnru. .aid court, and tha aotl th.roor, thla X«th day of Nov.mbrr, A. D. ISIS. E. A. D O UG LASS, G « k of th* Circuit Court, Somlaol* County, Florida. By B. D. Sorrall, V . C. Gocrt* O, Iforr rrln*, - Dr. H. H. McCaslin DR. C. G. BUTT . Wilson Housbolder SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER Dr. J. A. TR0VILLI0N plants are beiqg operated on full S P E C IA L IS T time and in many instance* night la CANCER, GOITRE and TUMORS and day, with payrolls that are la. gCora Them Without Cutting Them Out cr than ever before. “ Merchants are preparing for a O RLAND O , F L O R ID A great volume of Holiday trade, since there is perhaps an unprecedented amount of cash In circulation, as a result of large pay rolls and good SUCCESSOR TO W. II. UNDERWOOD One and two horse Wagons Made price* for cotton Though the southeast ia busy and in Sanford, on hand at all times. prosperous now, it Is expecting not PR A C T IC A L H O R S E S IIO E R only a continuation o f propped1/ 205-207 Oak Ave. Phone 244 but that next year It will be ever busier and more prosperous' “ A great" Industrial c ity Is being built near Savannah, G a , and Ohio investor* are developing an amuse­ ment beach reaort and roaidence d t y at V cro,' Fla SANFORD WAGON WORKS Try a Herald Want Ad IN RAIN OF SHELLS CH AUFFEUR T E L L S HOW HE GOT A W A Y FROM YPRE8. Occasion Demanded the Taking o f Deaperate Chances and Fortuna Waa With -Driver Who Dared Is Challenge Fata.' W h ile ' serving as a . staff motor driver, I waa caught.with an officer tn tha d t r o f Yprea, at,the beginning o f the bombardment preceding the sec­ ond battlu for Calais, writes William J. Robinson in the Atlantic Monthly. W o t ' AU<inl^ r * " 3 * ” " ,,qiri PMlllf •‘ ‘ •Mrk u Lm~ * m ticularly daacribod aa follow. | •* B*vtIan iUv.n r * •* *■aid h 2 Tpoint V n,y,being <,0b M u ,'> o»i. Untie. 13 * « t , u ss.s .*f *h* north. . m ro,*., l??rV °,r .l<W •aidI ,pGitii __ Sanford tiring |n |||C c*nt#f ii-, u„1,0i2 “ d cJLva,m.d?"th:.j!l"Luu,S [in* of B*<tloa**S (*>[ taft0lpo|a°" fcLu V * ^2* b B*or* aouth of ih. ti u ,* of 8oc%*; tbenro routk &« d . » a * ' “ r,W u dutanr* of t|J2 ft to ** . V , " ’ Ml thence eouth 5« deg. Sft Uc. ea.t"f of 1004 ft. to a point IhT it m '^•'•act nortb of th* beatCwMW corner oT°?* °.' com qua.tor o f Section FriSht f!. ^ *■ c ' ,n,,1, f k « l Sc.cnth iadlnal ’ Cir8 v «ia *la Coanlr. IMrido. la _ , , _ Chaacorf Samiaote County'Bank, a e*r, poralion, or(anlt*d and orlatlng under tho lawo ol tho uiata of Florida, Complain.ni '“j - ' " s .*1utrasiS Ebancur C. T^i.r, D*f.nda«t. C‘U U ° " To tb*r.*ao, C. Tyl.r, e-o A. M. Tyl.r. Oroan VDw, Driaw.r*. ■ ** •Prearing from aa affidavit duly Olod In the Rbovt cin$«.bir couni«l for complainant, that It is tho brii I of affiant that you, Kb*finer C. Tyl.r, ar# a m ldrnt of a ataU or country other than th* .into of net Ida, sad that your plar* of rvaid.nc* la Ocean Vl*w, ftrlawarc. In .or* o f A. M. T l j B , furthor apperinc from aaid affidavit that it la ih* b.ll*f of afflanl that you ar* otr.r lb* age of twenty on* /van. and thtl* I* no p*non In the atat* of Florf d t b * aor.lr* of a aubpoona upon whom would b* binding upon you: therefor*. volLk|benea»r C. Tyler ar* ordeied lo appear to Ih* bill of romptalnt duly i Ird in this raut* #r A t ,cr* Mo'>*lay. th* lit day of Jan­ uary, ISITj a rul* day of thla court: It ia further ordered (hat thie nolle* b* publi.hrd In thr Hml f«l llm ld . a ’ t u p i p f r putllihIn H#mlncle rcunly. Ftoridn* onrr i wr*k for four eoiiftocutho te ik i. * • Wltnr** my hand na tl*rh of the Circuit Court of rcmlurl* oounty. Florid*, on tbi. tt* llth day ol November. IS S. _ K A- DOUGLASS, llcrk of th* Clr. uit Court of th* ScwntL Jcdiri I CIreuli, Frminol* Co., Fla. Geo. A. DcColie., Soll-ilor.an-i i f Conn.il for Complainant. IS-Tum-Ste . K K A D V K R ItSE M E N T B ai H s l far Fotldg Sanlcrd. Fie,, Nov. IF, IBIS. Sealed fide n|Jl b.* r« r l v . i by Ih* c un*? Comri l M M . of it* County of. Seminole. ■ urticg ) lolly w||h the city coun.ll cl Sanf.-rd. Florida, at the office ol th* ( ipfL ihfp Circuit Court d th# county of Itmlnrlc at Sanlcrd, Florida, at or befot* 10 i. rutada), P fc r m W 6lh, HI0. ror fur-le |i g .11 mat-rial, and laying rpprorin airly 13TOO aq. yd., of brick pav.ro*nt. c*rtlfrd cheek lot JiOO. 0. For furnlahing all raalert D and con.trucling a; pro) I manly Ib&OO llnctl lect ol < ilO In. conrr* t« curb. C.rliAld cbec lor $300. J U tr»'to t Wi mill b< rp rivtd on tpprox* in- *.1 tSCOCO Srat qiiallly paring brtelr. On H i rrtl. « f e-mrnt. On 40 cubic y a r 't ol tand to be rppro.rd by th* engineer*. Th* right i* rrMrvrd to reject any and all bid. or to accept any portion ol any'lld. I. . 1'- lltgan, Chrm lid. or ( V II. W. Hern on. I’rnt. ol City Couni i! E. A- Dourla**. 4’lerk if Circuit Court. 3h-Tue»-l l. thiougb the land, of "Se" . I pi ,J «m^ “l'!jr Bryc* and aa ia .howa by the pcriTmin.. S s - f s . ^ s w .lH v s ,,ld rirti. x t way p ^ V . 'l . *£’ fo‘rd th *dpurpoM) bof further ‘•pfMftrlng from taid « h* C «««t y of Seminole! S"j|‘i 2 H. Hritw cannot agr*« upon a re„o..M comp.na.tloa to I*, p.ld lor ..id * ,h, *? .’ N , , -~.t>* tkfor*. I hi. I. to commend e’l f5 r* ° * * int*r*»t«d la, ot having lien* un0. Ih* abov* drecrlbod propcity. to per.o^ful bo and appear belore the Judr. o* Circuit Ceurt in and for ibe t'cunty of Seminole Slat* of F ie ld ., at the Vo,? houM in Sanlordr Florida, on th# R »t XuII u*1! i" U*«omb*r neyl, the jam* l>«Ur . 4Vh ,dV . 1 1>««™ b * r . A. I> :»1S, to *htw wbat ‘ntere.t the, or arty of them m.t have in the pioperty which the County Srmlnol*.d*tli*a to take and iu condemn |?r road put poo** a. aferetaid: and further ?, ebnw cau>* that they, or any ol them m,y have, why cald pioperty .hould not be ij tftKin for thr l »c* «nd purpoin i*t forth li br , " ,. f !orp In thi' . ny **rdr “ * ' ** <’h*lrman ol the Board of County Crnmml«lone». S*n:iaoI* r r°yi?l,rIi'r i: -oering foi Ihd on UKtfl of th* Board of County CommUrtunrr. cl * l'|i on behalf of th. County ,| K«m* itiole, St.I* ct Ftmlda. agalott the u j Jam*. II. Bryc*. or cl«r be h.rred forc,tr from tlalrring or cierri.tng *r.y ryhi ,,t or Inter**!’ In and to th. shore de.erihcg pro|wrty. .Herein fall not, .• oihrr.u, , default wifi be entered again,t you. Wltneee, E. A. fiouglau. Clerk of tho Circuit (o u it la and for Seminole County Staff «/ narlda, and th# m-.I of ,.id court at Sanford F la, wo thl* the 2:th ,d.y .1 October, ISIS. iaosll ’ . E. A DOUGLASS, , Clerk ot tho Circuit Court; Seminole C*,, Geo. A. DeCottee Attorney for Petitioner \ 9 -l uee-Cl c •* la the Circuit Court, Settnlii Judlriel ( itcull. In and For the Count) af Seminole, Flerida. In Chancer/ Comm Wtlhrlmina Adama, in Her Own Right and aa Executrix cl the Eel ate ol Jno. Q, Adam*. Decxaacd, tTalntiff »». . CitilluB Chae. C. Warwick, Truvtcc, Bill to Hubert II. Itamaey, T r iu ie r ,.-- ijulel J. I*. M O n elah il* A W. H. "ntie Howard, Cu-Partnere, doing buaintea aa Mueerl while 4 Howard. Fairfield Lumber Co., a Corporation, th* Hrir* at Law ol h ill! iligrlaw , J. W W itm otl, W, ,A. Whitcomb, C auio tllcaoo, widow, Anna W. Moran. J. G. Moran. Wm. I> Uleaon, Norman E. Otcxon. Heir* al I-a w of Rvend Olearn, U r n u r i), Drfrndant*. To Ghaa. C. Warwick, Trurtrr, Lslert U. K amar/. Truetee, Fairfield l.umtrr Co., a Corporation, the Hrir* at U > **f Bigelow, Drroaaod, W. A. Whitcomb, Carrie Oleoon, Anna . W. Mor*n. J G. Moran. W'm. 1). Oieaon: It appealing from the nuldnyit »i GrorgeG. llerrtr.g, herein duly filed, that kr it a aolR iitr and counarl for tb* nbovr n>m*4 com pit inant in ih * above etyied cautr. tad th a l.il U the belief o f affiant that the deIrndaata, Chae. C. Warwick, Truttee, Heb­ ert II. Ramtey, Tru etee,-W. A- Whitcomb. Carrio lilaomn. Anna W. Moran. J- <>. Ho­ ran and William I>, Oleecn ar* Ceridml* of a etalo other than tbo atate of Hutllt. *nt* that tbo place* of reridror* and -adt'rettm ot tbo aaid defendant* are, Charlra ('. War­ wick, trueleo, Philad Ip h lt,. I*a ; UnUri 11Ham ary, truxtee, Philadelphia, P*-, W'. A. Whitcomb, Bloomingtoa, 111., L'arrl* W* Utcaoa, Duluth, Mlnn.f Ann* W. Mora*. Duluth, Mina.: J. G. Moran, l k u | y I t - t— end -W m .'f>rO tr»Sn, Bolton, (T*.; aaid defoudanU ar* over Ike age of i%eniy-_ one year*, that there rig no prrvnn t " tbo etot* of Florida th* earvfr* ot a •bbporea upon whom would bo Uniting upon Ik* aaid defeodantr, and It further anprartnt from tbo affidavit aforraald that lb* rair-firld Lunfber Company la ’ a corporatio* whoa* office aad principal place of burioe** and whcee auccraaura and aarigat arr un­ known, and that Sllaa Uljftlow baa (ftparlrd thie III# leaving h tlfi and legal itprttcals::— MW* whoa* ham** aad place* ol reel Jeer* ar* unknown: Thgtafore... you, Charlee C. W'arwlrk, tfuatre: Robert 11. Ratnaey, lru*|»*t W- *• * Whitcomb, Carrie Cleaon, Aon* W. Moraa. J. G. Moran and WUUam «D. Olmon ar* or­ dered to appear to tb * RUI of CrnpU ul filed ia thla caua* on Monday, lie Ilk 4*7 of Daatsbar. A * D .-lA W e tbe*W Aj* ♦■***« "^ *] T T u le day of thla court, and the PairbMjJ Lumber Company, n corporation, aad ri­ per tire claiming interral under the ««'* Fairfield Lumber Company a* Ue tucceo*ora or naoigna. or olborwia*. aad ail parim*. clatn ln g Inttrrat uadar Mlaa l'i|»li|» i * reeved, or olberwiae. in tbo. property lym* and *ieing tn Remind* county, Florida, »»<« SEh. Pee. 29. Tp, SO f., ‘ llaag* « *• N E q ©f H -------SS, f ^Tp. W M ot »» 8*c. iJTt- W r , V ru Rang* 32 E. Alao all rt the N ‘i of SEK. See. Xfi. Tp. 20 »..• Kang* XX B-„Jp,V*3 Beg. at tb* tb« RE corner earner ot tb# NE<4 •' llrg. 24S _l-3 N E W , run N. X4X l-X yda: t. k '" " * ' 147 Z-S yda: thenr# 8 . SI 1-3 |4»i W. 247 U yd*.: thrnc# 8. IM ydv; tk »»« E, 404 T-S yd*. I" beginning: at** beginning at tb* N E corner ol erfiloe. ru* W. 418 4-7 yd*, thenew 8. 140 yda. ikro** F. IIS 4-7 vda: tbenro N. 140 yd. t# MJ ginning. AUo e ire;t th* rigki Orange eounty, norlda, roe uar , material on W M of SEW of N E ‘t *1 reserving tlilo and pceoeealon when read m* . ter 1*1 ahatl hav# been oxhauated. »»d t»o 8 WW of ih# NWW *od W H •* Rec. t . Tp. SB X0 *> 8.• IW Rang* orderrd H * « _ E - . are V j Miw pear to tha HIM of Complaint driy to in p file* laa thU cave, on Monday, th* Mb d ^ ot February. 1017, the earn# bel** » rum day of thl* court. It la furthor ordered tha* th»» srifr* publi.hrd fa tho Sanford Herald. * Prr pui.ll.hed ia SomlnoU rouaiy. D i r i. for twolv* conaocullvo week*. Wltaeaa E. A. Douglae#. CT*rit of Circuit Court, aad th* *a*l thereof, » » “ 20th day of OcUbor. A. D. IB * . (■wait B. A. DOUGLASS1. . Clerk of Ih* Circuit Court, County. Florid a. Georg* .O.- Herring. * Soflcttar lor Complainant. 19-Tueo-IItc *____ S W U .of NEJ*' Bee. S. Twp. X0 8 , ol Itango XX EaaL . S E h of N W k Been I. Twp. 20, S. of Rongx H K*»l. N lr ii al N W K ,B*v. >. Twp. to. B. of Rang* It Boat. N w U of NWJ4 Boc, » , Twp. *0. 8. of Rang* at Eaat. Where ax, L P. Ilagan. Chairman of th* Board cl County Comml.alonrr., Seminole County, Florida, acting tor- and on bohnif of th* Board c f . County Commlariantru, and for aad on behalf of th* County of hernia ole, Btata of Florida, did on Ik* XSrd day ol Otiober, A- D, 191*. file hi* petition in tha above entitled mart, alleging amoag tn Co art o f Ih* Cpuwlr Judge. Seadoe* Coaaty. B U I# o f Florida other thing* that Jam** If. Bryc* I* tha owner af th* following doocrlbed landa in t a ru Ratal* of Seminole Counlv. Florida: To'Vfl*Cm dTura. LogaUoo. DlatrlhoUrm **^ N E K nf N R M Boc. 7, Twp. 10, 8. of all raeowua havlag Claim* a e -P e ® *11 Rang* XI Eeet. agalnal .aid E eU U : S w K «I N B K Boc. 8, Twp. 20. 8 . of ,Yeu. and rack ot you. ar* hereby. »o‘ 'fi*d Rant* ZX Eaet. and required to f S E k of N W K £•<-• a. Twp. 10, S. of demaade which you, or ° 'u * U r ° '7 i I’ ang* >t Eaat. ■ hav* agaluat Ih* ooUU of . n*»N E K a f_ N W K Bee. 8. Twp. 20, 8. of decuaMd. fate of ’ K B s M * C W g V - T ri Bang* t t Rail Ida. to tho aodorrituod admlnWraUr N W K oT N W K B o c . 8. Twp. 10. 8 . of .alii eat at*, with** two 7**” *r0— Rang* U Bari. dat* hereof. ■ a And furthor dteglag that a public hlghDotod OcL " ' ^ j f ' M U k L i nROWN. way haa' been eelaUiahed. la Somlnoto County, Florida, a certain portion nf which ISTuce-^te B In Ibo Ctrcnll Court. llovonUi Jodltlal O rcolt, U and far (be Couaff *f Hewlnola If _ . iret National Bank ol ttan>rd, Florida, a corporation CitatUn. Complainant Foredoeur* va. of Jaaper F- Turner and Sarah Moris* g* Satan Turner, Defendant* To Jaeper P. Turner and Sarah Buraa Turner, roeidiug within Ih* United Stale* ol America, but whoa* eiact piece *1 re. Idear* la unkaown, and to all other perasne claiming an lauroot I* l ol No. t. Block B, Brown a Sub-divlaion of Beck Hammock, aa ahown In I'lat Booh D, page » , nf th* record* of OtI . M county! Frorid*. ol which Seminole ccenty waa lorraeriy a part, being a aubd.ri.lonoM ho E M of N W M j W M of N W M i NB If *1 S W M . and N R h of S E k « tlen *3. Towa.klfi of jtaj^g* 31 b X0 aouth, _________ . ____ containing » acre*, more or 1 • appear ng Iron, th* affidavit of Gaorg* G. Herr ■ * .-k .r.la d u ly Med. that be U Bettor aad coonool for th* comptalaant in tho . { • r e atyled cauo*. th* Flrat Nallonal^Bank ia. > •I Vanford. Florida, a corporate*, ___ a n d_h a t It I* Ih# M N f Of tho affiant that the defend- - V ’. - * * »hro«lh Ik* 1 ^ 2 RoDIF lertoc for Complainant. t?-Tuto**te ° rala NeKr° has Wonderful Success « . ... ' n |'*f,o rJr ° ™ U ' F1* “ N o v ' 2 4 _ *A force of iw or* ™ n commenced yesterday 5 " * k* " * 8f ound O c a la *.- new t #,0° ’ 00®' “ Pinmn« mill at the corner °J b° 0th F,0ruth#* nd Main Btrw*19' For several months Georgt Giles, the negro who established the Ocala Notice of .tp.llralloa far T a i Deed la d e r knitting mill has been negotiating Sec lien S, Chapter 4SS». Lone o f Flerida Notice fa hereby given that If. O. Tyh-r, G K A P E V I L L E A N D U lh S A L A “ M anna.” with eastern capitalists for capital purchaaor of Tas Certificate No. I 00S, dated Rev. Swanbon of Pierson will with which to open a spinning mill Tho report that British airmen the lb* 4th day ot'N of 'Noiemlirr, aiem brr At I), 11SS, coverlng ot No. 407, Toern of Altamonte, arid vg Ilot ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ » « 9 t o o m s s e s H S , preach morning and evening at the in this city. S atu rday' the deal was dropped 18,000 pounds of food on Kul- let being ataeeaed at th* date of th* l.euaar* ♦ Sweedish Lutheran church in Upsala closed and that which has been only el Amara before the garrison surren­ ot ruck certificate In the name of Onknoun. Tax Certificat* No. 1007, dated the dered, Inevitably suggests tho Biblical 4thAUo next Sunday. * day of November, A. D. IS9&, coher­ a prospect became a reality. reference to manna from heaveij. Tbo ing Lot No. 422, Town of Altamootr, .a ll -----^ Roy (wtd Jesse Lee, located near let being a..r*t*d at-the dal* of the lieu, A contract has been let for the notion o f the Arabs that manna was a ante of .urh certificate tn ‘ the came of ................... ° n N1" ,h ■ir” ‘ * re ,wo construction of a two-story brick dew deposited on tho leaves o f shrubs A. I_ If. k N . Co. A Wo Tax Certificate No. 100$, dated Ibe O s * Inch Card*- W ill lie P u b li-h e d L'n- of our fo rrre r « r “ P evi!le b o y s , m building 75x125 feet at the corner of ik a reminder tfint the phenomenon of 4th day of November, A. D. ISOS, cover­ der T h is H e a d in g Al T h e Hale O f $7.2t w *«■’ are interested and th ey Lot 403, Town ol Altamonte, .aid lot r J ^outh Fourth and Main, to be occu- honey dew on tho leaves of tho elm la ing being aueeeed at the date ol iaauance of P e r Year. have embarked in the to be found In tho United States. It aurh certificate la th* name of Cnkaown. buslnesa of catering to t h e p u b l i ^ p,ed • • ff’ uslvely by the spinning may be observed on hot and dry days AUo Tat Certificate No.- 1001, dated lb* Itb day of November, A. I). 1S9S. cover­ all kinds of meat. They are fixing "l'"-, ,arr-V Uu0^ ' " ^ " ‘ ntendent in August. Tho upper surfaces of tho ing Lot. No. 347 and N f. 31$, with other things up in nice shape and we* be- ° f knitt,ng mill returned Satur- leaves become vurntshbd with a solu- lot.. Town of Altamonte, arid lota being a.*c’eed at the date of the iaauaoc* of aoch speak for-them a share of your pat- j day ,fro'1; * n e,M t®fn triP- having bio sweet gum which hardens In tho rrrtifirat* la the name Unknown, D E N T IS T , completed the details, and will im­ sun. The Persians gather a kind of AUo Tax rertifiral* No. 1001. dated t - * ronage. day ot November A. D. tStS.-ro.ering Office in Garner & Woodruff Building mediately take charge of the interior manna from a leguminous plant by 4th Lot No. 3S0, with other lota. Town of Alta­ W e are all so sorry to hear o f- the construction arid the installation of sbnklng Its branches or picking the monte, aaid lot being a.araaed at th* date Formerly Occupied By of the taeuanc* of auch certificate in th* sudden illness of Norman Swanson, the machinery. * leaves and beating them gently over narr* of Unknown. Dr. W. E. H o u s e h o l d e r AUo Tax Certificate No. 1004. dated tho by threatened appendicitis, and we Work on the excavations for foun­ a cloth when dry. Throughout Persia 4th day of November A. D . 1195. coveriag and Afghanistan manna la harvested Lot No. 374, Towa of Altamonte, raid lot hope it may not be ns serious as it dations commenced yesterday and being aaeeeeed at the dat* of th* iMUanro of is thought trf be. His wife and already wagons are hauling material from different ’ rec* and shrubs. It Is inch rertifiral* aa Unknown. , eaten as a sweetmeat and is exported mother accompanied him Tuesday to the site. T h e new building will Al*o Tax Certificate No. SOI, dated lb# to India. But tho manna o f com­ 4th day of July, A. D. 190S. covering Lot to the Waycross hospital. .DENTIST be just south of the Ocala Knitting merce^ obtained from a small tree 403, Town of A ll*m «nt*v aaid lot bring a«aeaaed al tho date of th* laauaaro of inch 'T is a pleasure I n g iv e - c r e d it M ill, and while the same interests known as the manna ash, comes chief­ rrrtifirat# In tb* name of R. W. Stephen*,. Unlee* .aid rvfttffrXtK IhfcQ be red.emcd where due ami surety all will unitre that oopernt? the knitting mill will ly from Sicily.‘ 'Tlfflce: Vowell Building - ---------------according lo law lax deed will IVau* thereon in thanking Paul K cely for the jpjod. be back tjf th 8” l(Slnning inUH they on the Xad day of December. A. D. 191*. Wllnon my offirlal rigaatwro and aqri SANFO BD : : FJ.Oh.u work daHaleiiniy him in having the are two separate corporations, which Chicks Play Cupid Roles. thl. 3]>t day of October, A. D. I97S. (aeril E. A. DOGGl.ABR. .road made passable in the branch means that Ocala’ s weekly payrolls A brood o f chickens, batched out In THOMAS EMMET W Clerk Circuit Court Sentinel* Co., Fla. Also to will be swelled considerably, the two the oven of the kitchen stove, was the K- FERGUSON III)! SIIOUIKS near the DoForest place. By V. M. Me Daniel, 1). C. 2l-Tu**-$te - John Borell who’ bus done his, share concerns employing from four to medium through which Harry Ejchafcr and his "wife were reconciled In mu* * tin cleaning out* the' palmcttoes .Mack fine hundred laborers of all kinds. & Nettr* of Appilr.iUu for Toe Deed Uodee niclpal court. Schafer was arrested, NrtUeu S of t'kepl.r 4SSS, Lao* of F|*f — . - V - [o f the Presbyterian ehuf'ch.' W e While thj principal material man­ charged with failing to provide,. Mrs.. ------;• LAWYERS * • , hope this good work can be finished Notir* Te' beroby give* thht A. MaruhaU. ufactured ■into yarn at the spinning Schafer appeared before Judgo Yeat- purebaeer ot Tae Cortlficato No. 1X24. dated ________ F l o r i d * | un t h ll w in teri Sanford, th* 3rd dty ol June. A. D. ISIS, haa tied mill will be short staple cotton, it is nian. She said troublo started when taid rertifirale jn try office, and baa mada w -X jj T 1 a _ „ Mr. J. A. Thompson and his the intention of the company to use Schafer failed to bring homo coal oil applirallcn for tai deed to Inti* In-aefdrdU lltO r i J * lU O U g n iO n brothers, Dun and Jesse have been a large quantity of- long cotton for for an Incubator. She told the court a n c * . j U k - l a » . "fgal*. •o*r»Mlr«v*p,Fr«MMe**' ' the lullo.Iag drerribed property eltuatod in Serelnel* county. Flerida, to-wit: Lot* 1, Z, off on a hunt the first o f this week. its high grade threads. This means' ahe feared the eggs would'Treeto. 3 and 4, Block z. Cameron.. T b * .aid land Schafer said ho Intended to hatch Mrs. Ballinger spent Tuesday with ARCHITECT t h a t- a great portion of tlie -lo n g boinf a«»»«*ed at tha data e l’ Ibe Iwuanc* of tbo eggs In a place qylte as warm as ■yrii rertlSrot* in th* nnoi* of Unknown. Un1 \ friends in town. staple cotton that is now grown in It.e .aid rertillcat* (hall be redeemed accordany Inpubator, to wit, ttuvfumlly cookO ffice in Yowcll Bldg. Sanford. FIs Misa Kbbn Stedt is out of school Morion and adjacent counties * will ntovo oven. In proof of his JuCgroent intt to law (aa deed wlll-lriuu- t-ereon on I f* !nd dey of IVcvmler A* D. Itlfi. ----------------------------------------- this week. Wl iwoa my official aignatur* and wol I hie 3IM be manufactured into doth right tho brood hatched out. ’ 8chafcr’ and day of Oitolcf, A. D., ISIS. r C A a .n F r T Y T T F Q Mrs. J- E* and M**- E- E' Lund here in Ocala.his wife loft the courtroom arm In ..o l) I . A. DOUGLASS, • • V l L i v i / » • I / C v U 1 1 L i J , i quUt duist were callers at Mr. H. G. Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co.. Fla. ■ Thus from one knitting machine arm. By V. M. McDaniel, II. C. > it-Ture-ltc ATTORNEY an d COUNSELLOR at LAW ] Lundquist’ a on Wednesday. in an obscure corner of his cotton O il N ew Made So lid . Miss Ecnnatt. the nurse- at the ginning warehouse several years ago, Ifco tlrcull Court ne.outa Judicial H rPractice in State anJ Federal Ccoiti Tank steamers taking oil the world In cult G. E. Clark, home* left last Friday. George Giles, with twenty knitting In . . 4 Ter Hemlnol* Cauuty, Florid* L. I’. Ilagan. Chairman,of thy Sanford Fit. . The surveyors for the Smith lands machines of- the most modern type around may In time be • thing of the Board Garner-Woodruff Bldg o< County Ccmmiaalonpast. Now, they have got up solid oil, era. Famlnol# County, Flat Ida, afe working out our way. and countless smaller machines for and they declare It Is almost pure acting for and on behalf cf th* Mr. J. E. Lundquisl is shipping finishing work has fairly started and Board ol County CommUpelioleum. Slight pressure, such as ilonirv, and fer and on behalf • oranges again this week. is conducting successfully an indus­ squeezing a cake of. It .fn the hand, ol th# County of BJminole, try that is destined to be th eb iggest causes the oil to ooze out.' The cake Slate of Florida Citation Progress in Southeast of petroloum, perhaps packed Into a Jan e. If. Bryce. thing that ever happened to control Columbus, 'G a , N o v 2 2 — The SUITE 9. COURT HOUSE PHONE 141 To all perron. In Greet td In or having Bern .wooden case lined with tinfoil, thus Industrial Index says: x thing that ever happened to central preventing waste or evaporation, may upon th* following deectlbed properly. ai|. uatr. lying and being in th* County of HemS A N F O R D ,* F L O R ID A "T h e southeast is busy, very busy Florida, with the possibility that it bo shipped ail around 4hef world. 1nol*. State of Florida, and more particu­ larly drerribed aa follow*, to-wit: may branch out into other sections A great amount of construction work W F k o L N E k Son. t. Twp. JO, R, of Boot* XX Eaet. is in progress and manufacturing o f the state. BUSINESS CARDS I So4 o n e tho Unda M �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SEVEN Buy Your Groceries Flour and Feed For a real Oldfashioned Sanford Flour &Feed Co. In Welborn Block - * i These prices are good for this week Ending.Saturday Dec. 1st, 1916 FOR Y O U R Thanksgiving Dinner FOR YOUR • Best Self Rising Flour, 24-lb. sk $1.30 “ Plain Flour 2-1-lb sack.......... 1.30 Pillsbury Flour, 24-lb sack ......... 1.50 . FEEDS \V. C. Oats, per sack . 2.50 Corn 2.25 Shorts ** “ 2.40 Bran ** “ 2.25 C. S. Feed Meal 4 % bright, sack 2.00 “ Meal 7}-£% bright, sack 2.20 Beet Pulp, new crop. “ 2.20 G. Leeten Feed a Milk Producer sk 2.50 Mountain City Dairy Meal, s k .... 2.50 M y better Sweet Feed, sk........... 2.20 “ Palmetto " “ best made 2.25 Scratch Feed, no black seeds, sk. 2.75 Velvet Bean Meal, better than Shorts, jK-r sa ck ......... 2.00 Johnson Hay, better than No. 1 Thirndthy, per -bale........................ 90 Alfalfa Meal, per sack...... .......... 1.75 i THANKSGIVING Cooperative _ Store__.... We not only have everything that goes to make up a specially good Thanksgiving Dinner but Fish and Oysters — — ALSO = = FULL LINE OF we have the ordinary groceries W e have a big fresh stock o f Heavy and Fancy Groceries at lowest Cash Prices. Five (5% ) per cent discount will be given each customer on grocer­ ies who carry their goods with them. • Give us your trade, we buy in Inrge quantities and pay cash. We will give you the benefit of the low prices thus allowed. Respectfully CALL F re sh and C u red as'well. Co-operative S to re Hardman’s Market Can Supply your needs --------A T T H E ■* ; . ■#■ ■ * - . , - Bonita Cafe Thanksgiving Dinner C ellery THANKSGIVING Sloutons Consomme Soup DINNER Fried F illet o f Trou t, T a rta r Sauce Among the specials for this occasion are the following: Spring Tu rkey, Tprkeys, Cranberries, Cejery, Fruits, Nuts, Fruit and Pound Cake, Etc. Phone 39 O yster Soup Potato' Salad, M yonaise Dressing Cranberry Sauce Candied Yam g, Succotash Buttered The Event of the . Season B oa st Turkey, Cranberry Sauce N u t Dressing Christmas Y ou n g Roast’ P ig , A pple Sauce Asparagus on Toast with Cream Sauce Fresh English Peas • The kind of cooking that Mother gave you * Potatoes au Gratin M acaroni au Gratin, Combination Salad Than ksgivin g Pudding with Pine* apple Sauce, C itron Cake •Ice Crearri R y e M u ffin s D IN N E R SERVED From 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. m Cut the high cost of living and get dinner at Comfort Cottage �SANFORD HERALD R. 1. H O LLY, Editor M . HAYNES, Baslaee I l n f l ( Tw*d*y u d M t o THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY and if they are touched plrnty io h »v «* 2 ^ altcrntiun of the fellow make* the touch and tha Flor­ present route discussed and pleaded idian gets touched. in proper manner before the higher tribunal. -If that higher authority shajl see At to carry the vans! along any route other than the one now In present use then it will be up to the government. Let there be a unanimity of inter­ cession td have the government first secure in some manner the canal. The other matters may be settled at a later date.— Palm Reach Post. Canal ia already selected by the Government engineers and it is the St. Johns fiver. ----- O ------ Going to Newcastle for coals. When, O when, will wo wake upT — —^ * "■ AVOID THE BURGLAR T H A N K S G IV IN G D A Y The gladsome holiday nelson ap­ W hen you have valuable Jew elry and S ilver W a re in the home r u c t in a Ot a n c s proaches and the first of thee? is om YK AB .. you a re always subject to fe a r o f burglars. B efore you go aw ay on Thanksgiving, coming this year very M X MONTHS | late and leas than one month from f l * Q MONTHS . your' vacation rent one o f our safe deposit boxes and then all cause Christmas. Thanksgiving is of spec­ for w orry is gone/ ° I to It* CUT to Carter I1 M r * , T m i I ial significance this year, coming, at N t , r a M att Safety Deposit Boxes only cost $3.00 per year. D O I T N O W . a critical period not only ip the his­ M M ■> Mad* at O fh tory of the world but almost on the M -O m MaS Malta* t a f eve -of the national election when >h t a llw M t o h fd . P a those who gave - the matter deep ----------------------- — Art ml M a d IrA I I N thought and historical research saw iN a lU D E M A N D F O R C IR C U S in a change' of adminisfratiop the Florida editors seem to have de­ dark shapes o f war— war that has veloped a yearning for a real circus, devastated Europe and star that and if the editors reflect the opin­ even in th is country’ ia being felt ions of their subscribers an old fash­ in the high price of living. Thus H- R. STEVENS r * m . h an d 0. L TAYLOR ioned one ring circus, with some an­ alter the election o f W oodrow W il­ R. R. DEA5 Vlr. h M A l Cubit* Ass*i CiAiw imals, could " ‘dean u p " in ahis state ton and the country-on the thres­ F. L WOODRUFF Vks-Prwsidtat this winter. It is a certainty that hold of a prosperous year in many in St. Petersburg there is a longing respects we can give thanks with the for a genuine circus, and the carni­ feeling that for four years more vals that are coming here this win­ America will be the-land of the free ter art not the kind to satisfy the and the home o f the brave without desire. going into the needless sscrifices of The peace argument evidently time and then the morrow— with all and now they are sixty, snd mil The Tam pa Tribune started it off millions for a useless war. W e ran had more weight than arguments its after consequencFs. • some people suggest that bresd be >y expressing a desire to see a cir­ give thanks for more this year than issed upon ecotnomic progress; the This same housewife, who has not msde out* of potatoes. Nobody cus, and the Florida advocate back­ any preceding year ih history. The country<iis against war. It is op­ yet planned her Thnngksgiving day There are a good ifiany town* in home. Flour has jumped from 90 ed up the view, the tw o comments people of the United States ran g iv e posed to intervention in Mexico,- and dinner, has a shock and a disappoint­ the country any one of -which would cents to $1.46 snd $1.50 for a 35 | |, jeing as follows: thanks for the privilege o f being it protests against being drawn into be greatly benefitted by at least one ment in store if she has not'already sack— too expensive any more to " A circys is touring Georgia. The citizens of a great and glorious and war in Europe. But for the high found It in the increased amount big fire'an d a dozen or more first* put in gravy, and ir all the bakers circus is one of the lost institutions peaceful country and today recog­ tariff delusion, still cherished by a each week of her regular grocery and - class funerals.-— Ocala Star. sayzis true, people will be frying it o f Florida, more's the p ity.— Tampa nized as the greatest country on majority of tho Republicans, the meat bill, a n d 'if that has been a AH right, let's go. one speck at a time within another the globe because we have kept out \Jctory would have been .even more Tribune. ----- O - ---sore spot in the weekly pay envel­ year.- Turkey, a necessary part of A wise legislature passed a scale of the fight regardless of the rriti- sweeping than it was—but it was ope, the Thanksgiving dinner this A Minnesota woman has appro­ every Thanksgiving day feed u u u o f Jicense for tent shows that per- c^ ms -°f the jingoes and calam ity onough. priated 13,007 for th’c building and year w ill-be a painful injury.. For low as twenty two cents last year maintaining a home for Stray cats. mit little degrading tent shows to howlers. -T h e prosperity and con-’ "A n d its value is greatly increased those who have plenty o f God’s and now you can pay as much aa T h e home will he operated at R iver­ visit Florida, bat practically pro­ tentment ort every hand through­ by the fact that it was won B Y fre a t world, there is no worry, but thirty-three. „ Q n c "philanthropist" side, California. Now, wpn’ t some* hibits all big class attractions. It's out the length and breadth of the T H K - W K 8 T - A N D S O U T H W IT H * ‘ the little fellow, it is he and his dear who runa a butcher ahop don town**' emphasized in o u r^ own O U T T H £ A ID OR C O N S E N T O F lones. who will have to suffice with body send this women .to 'an insane ® _Bh|iniC_ttLrai*e-a boy in o country * offered a small sized bird at thirtywhere there is not at least one g o o d j8tate Florida and in the county asylum .—Apalarhirola Times. THF^ E AST. The scepter has pass­ the ordinary faro and thank God one cents per pound— the first piece circus a year, and we would like to of Seminole and as the new year is ed from New York, and this is suN they can have that. , N o, send her to Florida. of charity he has been connected see the .coming legislature fix one almost ready to unfold before, us ficient glory for. one year. ----- 0 -----And, with since he started butchering. I f you have actually got your . _ license fee for tent shows, and make we can look ahead into the future blessing upon blessing, Chicago had Oysters, thanks to Tampa Hay H e hail with delight the effort to thi# license too high for the Utt)e M mind set jon a real Thanksgiving and see countless full years— years as little to do with the party’s suc­ dinner, perhaps the cheapest thing are still "o n ly "’ twenty-five cents a f iv e Jacksorn me a daily paper. • I n bum shows and yet low enough for filled w ith; the blessings that come cess as New York. Even Indiana, you can do is to slip into a restau­ pint, and if you speak nicelj- to the the D aily Free Press will cut out all 1a firsl cIaM cjrcus to a nation of peace and prosperity which has rested ha quadrennial rant and buy one already cooked. clerk, you are allowed to buy a liquor advertising, and will tell the Thp Wauchula Advocate is also and progress. , claim to the vice presidency on the This will cost fifty or seventy-five quart for fifty cents. truth, and will give the nahie of the ye,Hnf for a circus and thp Lake. In our own county and our own ground that its electoral vote was bar when a community Is lied about Some people like ducks, and the . , , , . . land Telegram seconds the motion city we have much to be thankful necessary to success—even Indiana cents,-with no more thah a dollar or two for the finest that can be bought cheapes way to get them is to shoot in Its columns, and give us a clean as lo ,Io„ . for. and we should do so with has abdicated the political throne in Tampa. paper—one ht to go into the homes Buy it piecemeal and them on the bay. If you can’t do The Wauchula Advocate voices grateful hearts and paens of thank- arid is in the "others also ran" class.' of Florida, cook it ydursclf, that is the same this you can go to the butcher shop our sentiments when it declares that K'v*nE unto Him who is responsible It very much simplifies politics. Then, wp are for it' — I.bUe City amount of estahies which you would and purchase one for niuety-fWe " jt is a shame to raise a boy in a for our wel> being and our rich Hcrctbfpre, New York has entered Index. get in the restaurant, and the prfte eFnts that might weigh a pound and country where there ia< not at least gifts that make possible this great the conventions of both parties ar­ will be possibly five times what the a half (including the hones) after it Man, it can’ t be done. N o such one good circus a year." The pleas­ country that, answers so readily to rogantly offering no choice nor sur­ the already cooked and served meal is dressed. Chickens, the huthchera aninfal. In render to its dictation or defeat and, antest memories of our boyhood arc the touch of the husbandman. ----- 0 - would cost —five times, that is, if swear are the same price, hut try those connected with the circus, and .this great country rich in all that it must he admitted, New York has Jyour family is a big one. If it is dressing one once. They can be T b e state papers are getting over we're its friend. We hope the next a prosperous community. usually been on the winning side. small, the difference will ru n ’ into bought though from twenty-eight to the election all right and most o f , legislature will fix the license laws to i - Filled with health and happiness But this time the people broke away several dollars, and you will have thirty-five rents a pound. Egg* are them are r.ow writing editorials on that Florida circusses can again we should remember the Giver of tfnd left New York "high, and dry," the dishes to wash besides, while sixty cents a -dozen, and in the N’ «w AH Things and next Thursday turn or rather high and W E T , for it was the price of putty or how to erad i-jeom e to Florida, fond husband snores on the divan. York ghetto they are freezing them * , •.......................... .aside from the busy marts of trade cate the cattle tick. Even the Jack-’ the D R Y states that furnished most Blame It on the war. on the high and selling them one-half an egg.it There are lots of children tn St. anJ dovoto , omp tfme toward re_ aonville F'ree .Press, the most out­ of the electoral votes. T W E N T Y - cost of living, on anything you wish a time. Petersburg who have never seen a , h|m a racai!ure wJth our spoken paper in the stato for Cntts T H R E E D R Y S T A T E S A N D SEV­ to blame it on .because it is only circus and many a grown person thanka and iae has quit and in last week's issue hod You can buy r whole young pig to ENTEEN OF THEM C A S T natural that some one hear the who has not seen one in several roast at twenty-five cents a pound, a large editorial on "H o w to Cleanse FOR W ILS O N wrath of a million of housewives Sanford and Seminole county is T H E IR V O T E years. ‘ Even the grown persons here if you have it, and beef—shades of-. and Care for a Wound W ithout a A N D M A R S H A L L . Here is the list: who find that a nickel w ill buy are willing to • admit that they entering upon an era of prosperity Moses— go down and buy twentyD o c to r." This is the true Am eri­ Virginia, North Carolina, South Car­ about what one cent used to secure, would like to have a chance to at*- an<1 hcr citizens should decide tocan spirit. We figh t'w h ile the fight­ olina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and dollar bills shrink every time five cents worth of steak and carry tend a circus.—St. Petersburg Inde- JaV to make a combined effort for it home in your vest porkrt. Hut ing is good and then forget about it. ' greater things in the next year — Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Ari- they are looked at. . Every one will pendent. steak is not a part of your Thanks­ T h e newspapers especially should North Dakota, Colorado, Kansas and agree that it is a shame, and here is greater things for the upbuilding dwell to ie lh er in peace and unity. Oregon and West Vir­ where the, bachelor takes a glance giving dinner, so poof, why worry? and bettering of our city and county Nebraska. ____ O ____ N E W C A S T L E FO R C O ALS Some folks like dates. If they do and looking toward a material and ginia came near doing so, and inad- up his sleeve „nnd shouts hawhaw at . ; We people in Florida have been they pay some little 20 per cent in­ ‘dition to these the President se­ A L R E A D Y SELF.CTF.D supplied by nature with everything spiritual revival that will place our cured the votes of four more in which the gink that has to pay the biU«. crease over Isst year's price. Candy Yes, the Turkey feed this year is is way up in fhe sir over a year ago, Just now it is more essential that needed for living, .for building and community upon the very pinnacle the amendment will soon be sub­ efforts should be made to have the for about all that is necessary in our in the list of prosperous cities and a greater problem than it was a due to the increased cost of sugar, mitted. In Utah and New Mexico government purchase and operate business and yet this state probably communities of the state' and . the both parties have declared in favor year ago, when things were consid­ which last year, at this time was ered high at that time. If they were selling for six cents s pound knd the and keep in order some route of sends out for more supplies than any United States. of submission; in Texas, a Demo­ high they are something worse than people thought they were being waterway all down the east coast state in the Union ignoring what is In this Thauksgivng The Herald cratic primary has declared for sub­ than that there should be a scramble at our very doors. This thought will join' for the many kind words mission, and Florida's democracy is that now and where the .old time robbed.__Nc!w they pay t«u « n u cook threw raisins m the plnm pud­ pound straight snd feel fortunate in for precisely which route should be came to us regarding the brick roads of praise that have been showered committed to s u b m is s io n ------------ ding, a handful at a time, the mod­ being able to buy it. It can be got­ •elected. Let there be a general' that are about to begin between the upon us during the year. fo r_ lh e -«»— "T h e party is now free to take up ern hosewife counts them out- indi­ ten in certain ptares three pounds expression of sentiment held by the country^ line and Roblfuon's'Springs. cognition o f our services for good in -p e o p le -th a t it - Is V ery essential tPe In asking .why the delay wp w^re in­ the community and for the prosper­ the fight against the saloon— it must vidually, places them accurately, for a quarter, bnt everybody don't governm ent should take over he formed that the curbing contractor ity t hat hns attended our efforts to­ do so unless it is willing to exchange almost Hying off their position -’with know it. Canned peaches are up present canal system — sUch of mile­ could not obtain .sand fo r th * con­ ward giving the people the best that the support of those who saved it a ruler so. no one will get more.than only 20 pper cent Over last ye* from defeat for the support of those a dollar's worth In one bite. Raisins and figs art slated at a 5 per cent age as dots not already belong to lt~ crete work. There is a confrFtc* was in ui and we wish to give our have gone up, not quite as bad as increase. Coffee, rice snd salad —-and let a.solid and concerted ac­ works along the road side near A l­ best wishes to mil our readers for a who in the year of our Lord 1916 this may seem, but three 'cents a dressing ara ths same,-but go dowa— would have led it into a slaughter tion o f every resident along the tamonte and here there is sand in blessed Thanksgiving D ay in this pound In Aha cheapest- placer bouse. , . , ■ and try to get a new tablecloth for eastern portion of the state be plain abundance—sand that seems good the year of our Lord, 1916. ---- " W r r ^ R Y A N . " Of course the price of food varies the Thanksgiving dinner, and you — O and discernible. In that way.can* enough for the manufacture o f . a ll in different store*, and there fk no will have to cough up good and there be secured reaiilta.TTtwnd-rceuU»' klnda o l concrete and certainly good B R Y A N O N T H E E L E C T IO N . ' Leach Buys Farm Anywhere from 10 to 50 standard. Some merchants charge proper. are what are now required to make enough for curbing,.bbt it seems not . In the current issue o l T h e Com ­ M r. D. Leach of tho firm o f T y le r more for the same thing than do per cent increase in tablecloths snd the business a. success. good enough for curbing according moner, W . J. Bryan's paper, ap­ & Leach, farmers of the West Side others, some because they look for a napkins. * And gressee— the cooks F o llo w in g th ? sanction of the to the specifications or some other pears a signed editorial covering the has completed a deal whereby he be­ higher profit and others because they emit It shortening and they are right. presidential election so completely, comes owner of the farms which bought when the wholesale market The package is shortening and the laudshle proposition, and following red tape arrangements. and so fully from, the view point of a have heretofore been owned join tly was higher. The 'honest merchant price is lengtheping.' the purchase of the waterway by This brings to mind the fact that Fancy fruit westerner th a t wc reproduce it. Mr. by himself and Mr. Chas. T yler. wc send north, for. brick for roads hgs a standard scale and prices his peels pickled in sugar are up about Bryan very truly states that the This farm is one of the largest and goods a certain percentage above the 10 per cent, squash is ridiculously and the north sends to Florida for t M I H I M H I M l west and the south are now unted most valuable on the West Side, wooden blocks to pave their streets. politically, hence .this editorial has comprising some twenty-five acres coat price. Other grocers are setlfhg high and ao is everything else. Do you keep The people on the coast w1t1> mil­ double interest .for the people of the of tiled land, together with other certain commodities at a retail price I f you est st home and are accus­ * lions of shells pant bricks and we right here in Tampa which approaxisouth: tomed to toothpicks, you will be improvements and it la understood want t. elr shells. The western pack­ mates the present wholesale price, able to go this last course either T h e election of* 1916 has pnsaed • * ^ that the amount o f money in the ing house wants Florida cattle and and are able to dd this because they without anteing in again, for lumber in to 'h is to ry — the nation has set the transaction reached a good sized ships them back to us as western bought when .prices were lower. Of your letters? has gone up, and |f toothpicks get seal of its commendation upon the amount. beef. The rug manufacturer and Are you going to wind up yoi r any higher it will soon be cheaper to President W il­ Mr. and Mrs. Leach and daughter broom manufacturer * want our administration of dinner this yesr with a good’ old go to the dentist after every meu son. He not only has u m ajority in have arrived in Sanford and will re­ ■witch grass and palmetto and wc How many times have you bowl of huts? If you do you will and let him do the job.* A h»jf the electoral college but, what Is side on the farm. Mr. Leach left get them bkek In carpets, nratting, pay about a nickel more a pound lor dozen grocera scratched their heads wished * you could remember even more significant, he has a pop? for Michigan last week to attend to rugs and brooms. Th e canning fac­ them than last year. Yes, there arc yesterday afternoon and tried 1® what you wrote to Jones or tory and tomato catsup manufac­ ular plurality o f some four hundred business matters but will return in Smith. A constitutional victory a few weeka to make Sanford his plenty of nuts snd probsbly th e vain to make one commodity that turer of. the north ia located ih Flor­ thousand. trees produce just as many this year had decreaad in price from this time Perhaps it’ s on account of ida to get our tomatoes, make them that U, a mere m ajority in the elec­ home, at least during the wlnte as they did last, bnt they coat more. last year, jmd we haven't yet found tha . inconvenience that you up In'Catsups and soups and ship toral college, without a popular plu­ months. There’ s the war again, or whatever the man who could think of any­ don't always make a carbon rality would have been very unsatis­ them back. The vinegar manufac­ it ia. thing in his store. People say, copy. Let'us show you the factory. A President could not put turer and fruit juice manufacturer How about the canned and pre­ W hat’s the use or kicking? and that * much heart into hla work if ho takes our orange and grapefruit culls KNEW that a plurality of the vo­ pared pumpkin for your pie? Oh, the truth, what'a the use? It won and makes them up in various con­ IN TH E YEAR OF 191* OLD H IG H yes, up two cents a small can. do any good, and while you and >ou ters favored the election of another coctions and we ‘get them back all COST OF LIVIN G IS AT. There w er« just as many pumpkins and you have to stand it, Europe man. T H E BEST at greatly inflated price*. W e grow and you will see how easy .it is this year as there were last, go why rolls In blood and the ammunition The victory ia m<?re than party - (Tampa Times) good corn in Sanford and- ship it to have a carbon copy of all is it?- Can anybody answer, but and steel "m aggo ts" pocket the out of the state for meal and grits. triumph—it is highly creditable to your letters. Only 3c each. W ith just a few more days to Kaiser Witheim and King George? change and e a yjiea vy. T h e cotton grower makes a good the country, and especially to that Thanksgiving day, it is high time Cranberries cost ten cents for a crop and ship* It to N ew England part df the country whlt-h ia respon­ Notice J Tax Payera the house wife started her plans for small portion, and is a delicacy these . . for the manufacture of cloth and sible for the resu lt. Tax booka are now open for t s "T h e record endorsed was o f un­ the big Turkey D ay feed, which days. Remember the good old times thread and it comes back here and collection of 1916 taxes, a discount mere man always looks forward to Vhen you could almoat buy a peck paralleled excellence—ao complete we pay the freight. of Tw o per cenlQls allowed for pay? . .with keen delight from the first rel­ for a nickel. Yes, the world was at Florida la .one of the few states in that It left little to be hoped for ish to the last raisin and dear. peace, then, mont in Novem ber and One per cen t during tho next four yeara in the the Union that can absolutely live In December. I n Inquiring shout Potatoes? Probably you are no way of remedial legislation. Grati­ H avana— then.a good old time nkp, within herself and aak nothing from taxes furnish me full descriptionio« tude for favor* done Is not nearly full of snores, an afternoon of leisure different from ' the rest of the poor the manufacturers of other states your property, .aa shown ot i W n . * ao active a fores tn politics aa ex­ or else the pleasures attendant to people who are trying to economize JNO. D. JIN K IN S , with the possible exception of steel ______ watching • football game, ths cold this year by eating the akins. They pectation. and In this case expectsPH O N E U S and coal and oil. Our teeourees axe Son*bad* bean "raoro than resized , turkey for a ligh t .upper before bed- were th irty, cents a peck last year ; Tax Collector. ^ a a, a ♦ a > ♦ » v. t-«. a r V * • ~ . . . . - *-•>. •• ,,u ii;. ’.moa ’<« tirtiilqin t I, ........... .............. .. ........................ 4 «* «* * • * /*tf< PEOPLESj j M K Q F S A N F O R D SANFORD, FLORIDA m m m m C a r b o n C o p ie s . THANKSGIVING AND LIVING Carbon Binder. The /Herald Printing Co. \ Office Supply Dept . .*■ i m m x m m m m ifla m w o t �- M " pag e T H E SANFORD HERALD HIANDABOUT THE (TTYj S1tittle Happening*— Mention j J of Metier* In B r ie f; Person*! Item* of Interest ----------H g #JB»rr o f »*»> * 8m aU U lU Succinctly Arranged for Harried Herald R eader! rir Norman N . Swanson, night m lchlniat at the A. C. L. shops was op­ erated on for appendicitis at the A. C, L. Hospital in Wsycyoss^ Ga., Friday. The operation Waa reported to be successful and Mr. Swanson ia recovering rapidly. He was ac­ companied by his wife, who is the daughter of G. C. McDougal of the East Side. th e'n ew building will be ready for the Bills the first of December but the official opening will not take place until New Years. Family Motor Party *. A Jolly party consisting of J . -C. Roberta, E. J, Rivers, I. F. Rivers and C. W. Rivers, together with their families spent the day_ Sunday For delicious hot biscuits uae Juba at Robinson Springs'and Inter drove Self Rising Flour— A t all grocers. to Orlando and other points. * C-tf The party was made up of ope Don’ t forget the big rnasquqrade family, which' with the children, ball Wednesday night, Nov. 29th at copslns, ole., made a total of twentythe skating rink. Come in mask and one and a fine day is reported by win a prize. Admission..(or skaters all. A picnic dinner at Robinson’/ 25c and 10c admission to those who Springs added to tho'enjoym ent of don't skate. 28-Uc a full day and the entire trip waa ■that waa given to the fathers'and mothers of boya sad girls who were at the age o f sowing wild oats. A special warning was given these boys and girls and ail people who persisted in sowing the wild osts, to ming that the harvest would, in a great many Instances be chaff— a life and a hereafter of emptiness, 'i'lie Temple was well filled and the congregation, with the help of tho experienced ushers was well and com­ fortably seated. A special song by the choir and special violin solo by orchestra lender sere features of iho service.of the evening. I Rev. J. A. Davidson, pastor of the Congregational church will de­ liver a Thanksgiving sermon'in the Temple at ten o'clock Thahkagiving morning. Special music and songs have been arranged for this service and all sh >u’ d avail themselves of the opportunity to worship and give thanks at this particular place nnd time. nvs n ’*i M IL L IN E R Y N ew Line NeckwearSpecial Sale on Waists M RS. G R AC E E. W IL L IA M S 106 East First Street Next to McCulIers j Mrs. W. S. R ow have arMarshall nnd Prof Hatch were ,ttA in the city from their home in Missei and Vera Howard, Aliffa minstrel life. The songs n rf b righ t' Ainu Illinois .and will spend., the McCulloy, M ary Linehart, Ruth and catchy and well placed and the hire » U. » . l . Mr. R o u i. Young, Marie Marshall, Gladys chorus is composed of ^a/tford'a J partnership with M. M. Stewart For delicious hot biscuits uae Juba made without mishap. The costumes— welt, here la Linehart, Elsie Marshall, Evelyn best. ■ if ld ii engaged in* the culture of Self Rising Flour— At all grocers. another guess coming. W ill they Osborn, Nellie Williams, G ladys Legladioli for the market. wear regulation dress suits, evening 6-tf r.ettc nnd Missrs. Joe Linehart, The Junior League of the Method­ Th e enChas. Gutterfdge. Clarence Gutter- gowns or fancy dress? ic church will hold Ita regular meetsemblo supersedes Al Fields' and idge, Mr. Robert Williams, Oliver let Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Coburn. Preceding the minstrel Farnell, Max Linehart, R o y W il­ the church. Parenta, pleaae remind show there will be the usual first liams and Car) Dnum. your girls and boya nnd have them hour of pictures, included in ho * (Continued from page 1) th*r« promptly. price of admission which will be 4:30 ferry boat to Enterprise for ing held last night by the Board of Fi f e Organ S'titty Notice fifty ccnt< to-any part of the houss. Titusville train. 27-10tp The mpmbers of the Pipe Organ No reserved seats. The vaudeville Trade and afterward by the Fair The Hill ilnrdwarc Company will W\ B. Edwards la greeting hia Association. The following were the bo closed all day Thursday, TJtanks- Society were delightfully entertained features are especially good and in direct6re elected: by Mrs. W. C, Bray yiatrrd av nflcr- the hands-of*?ffcVer people. givlng day. Sinford friends this week. noon. There was a grind attendance Frank Miller, Chmn., Sanford, 29-1 tc f Opening of the fail aeaaon will and‘ more lovely fancy work brought jU rt Wednesday night at the skating L. A. Brumlcy, Sanford, L. P. Ha­ Personal Mention In for the Christmas sale, for which Notice. Citizens o f Seminole jjg t Wear anything you wish. gan, Sanford, A. P. Connelly, San­ C ITY FATHERS HELD M E E T ­ Mr. T . J. Syphan arrived' from finrJ plans were made. " T h e sole County ING OF IM PO R TA N C E Capable judst*. diaintcreated. will ford, J. J. Dickinson, Sanford, F. •Commerce, Ga., on Saturday for a At the regular meeting of the wi'l be held at * Roberts store on he (elected to choose tho winners,. W. Mahoney, Sanford, J. D. D avi­ LAST M O N D A Y few., days visit to Mr. T. I. Haw­ county commissioners, Dec. 6th, F i'st street Faturday -afternoon nnd jodg*a will be chosen that have no son, Sanford, S. J. Carnes, Sanford, kins. He will return home today, City council of the city of Sanford, there will be a matter of granting a evening. A foretaste of Christmas ohiters on the floor. In next Tuea- M. H. Thatcher, Sanford, D. H. C. accompanied by Mrs. Syphan, tho diy’s Herald the judges will be an­ Rabun, Monroe, Jlow ard Lyman, Florida met on N ov. 20th at 7:3jD franchise to build a toll bridge was the delicious • fruit cal e *served attractive guest of Mias Amiio Haw­ Altamonte Springs, T. W. Lawton, p. m. Present C. H. Din gee, W. W. across tho St. Johns river nt the with hot chocolate. ..B n io iln g tJui nounced. . 28-Itc kins. Abernathy, -F. L . Miller and Jno. foot of Celery avenue or Sanford- gracious hospitality ef 'Mrs. Pray Oviedo, Endor Curlett, Geneva. • ' * “ When tho lights went out!" — ■■ i "* • Allams; Absent R. A. Newman and Osteen ferry. If you lire interested were Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. Roht. — fhat happened? . 'L y r i c Fridny. Mr. Wm. Welnert of Philadelphia Mrs. R oy Symes. • • you will have an opportunity to Rowe, Mrs. W. K« Betts, Chairman Miller has called a eight. is the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Sell*lie. Mpiii* , Mrs. A. M. Philips: express your preference, after hear­ -Minutes of last meeting read and Use Juba Self Rising Flour tor meeting of the direetprs for next Mi Mgs F *?rt h Stewart. Clara M.Mcn. Hejiry. ing tho petitions on file. adopted. t. «. ddieious hot Hiacuita— A t Tall gro­ Saturday morning at ten o'rlock in Rena Murrell. Jeanette Lai rig and . Yours respectfully, r Councilman ,F . L. M iller offered the court house, and Mr. Miller cers. Martha Fox. T h e lust meeting until Delegates from the Woman's Club Chr'm of County Commia'srs. stated last night that he would push the following resolution and moved after the New Y ear will be held to the Florida Federation of W om ­ The Three in Ono Store will be 29-2tc the matter of the Seminole County its. adoption, nnd subsequent y it with Mrs, Schvelle M.Ttics. headquarters for Holiday Goode. an’s ( ’labs Convention at Miami Fair, to the limit; us the thne is was ado pled. The *ami' as is recognized by ovcVyhave returned, including Mrs. J. \V. Thank*gi . ing at Comfort Collage short' nnd every, step counts. He Whereas, It is advertised that one one as headfjunrtera . for shoes Dirkins, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. Charming liin n tr I'arly As usual Comfort Cottage will will exact the full measure of work Michael Schollz has stated that on (SHOES) for the whole family. In W. L. Morgan. Mrs? Geo. Fox re­ Miss Snidce Williams, whose mar­ old fashioned from- every director nnd lias many December 41li he will ask tho coun­ serve that good • fact the Three in One Store ifl tho mained for a visit with friends. innovations in the line of amuse­ ty commissioners of Seminole coun­ Thanksgiving dinner, next Thurs­ riage to Mr. W iley Benjamin Ed­ place t) pet anything you wish in Miss Ruth -Mettinger was also in the nnd it will Iff some din­ wards will take place on Wednesday ments and merchants displays. Let ty, the permission to construct one day at party of Sanfordites with several, Wo loud in general merchandise. every director attend the meeting bridge nt the foot of Celery avenue; ner. Af the present high price of entertained >the bridal party at din­ others. quality and our prices, aa all know, turkey und trimmings it will not pay ner on Mohday evening. The house art siaaya below any competition. Saturday morning nnd get the fu ir'sa id bridge to bo a t o ll bridge. And you to prepare a dinner nt home so was prettily decorated in the wed­ moving. Whereas, as such bridge being a Guests at the home of Rev. -F. E Three in One Store. ' * 2 9-ltc come to Comfort Cottage and get ding colors of white nnd yellow and toll bridge will work to a great dis Stcinmeyer lust week were Rev. 1 The many friends of Miss Esther the renl article. The price is the green, while the table appointments advantage to the city of Snhford Smith Hardin of the Orlando dis­ Yellow Wilson will be glud to learn thnt she same as it always has been nt this were in violet and yellow. from a commercial point; Therefore. trict. Rev. S. F Hendrix and M r. ' popular resort. $1.0 1 per plate hut chrysanthemums in a lovely decb recovering trom her recent oper­ Brandon, all of Orlando. Be it Resolved, That the city ation from appendicitis. Miss W il­ you get twice the value in good homo ornted vase of hand painted violets council in regular session, do protest ton's condition wxs serious for sev cooking.- Reserve ur places early centered the table add the place Mr. ami Mrs. Howard Lyman and the'county commissioners of Sem- nnd he sure of the dinner. Menu in cards-were also hand painted violets, * era! days but she is out of danger daughter, Charlotte of Altamonte tole county against the granting of Today Herald. which, . with the violet and gold . 28-2tp now. were the dinner guests of Mrs. J. S. such permit. Be it further chlnn completed the charming color The black face artists are the best Wilson on Sunday. .. • Resolved, That if the bridge be scheme. Covers w ere-laid for eight yet. See them Friday night. constructed that we recommend that and a delicious six course dinner was Uae Juba. Self Rising Flour for the bridge be built nnd‘ operated by Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Casper with .temptingly served. The party in­ delirious hot Uiscufls— A t till gruthe county nnd that the passage cluded Miss Williams and her fiance, their tw o sons, Hilbert anil Herbert (Continued from Page 3) over said bridge be free. Be it fur­ ten. 6-tf Mr. Edwards, * Miss Charlotte Hand and daughter, Margaret are here . At the Staling /(is1: • «. und Miss Ruth Mettlngor, who will front Illinois and are stopping nt the Clerk of the Circuit Court K. A. U NIO N SERVICES W ILL BE ther • N ot only the sl ating element hut Resolved, That a copy of these be Miss Williams' attendants, Mr. Empire Hotel. Mr. Casper is a com­ HELD AT BAPTIST • Dougls** hud hia troubles this week many of t*je townspeople are on tne resolutions be sent to tho bonrd of und Mrs. Wm. Chas. Hill, Miss mission man* and expects to make with hia deputy clerk absent from TE M PL E qui vive for the masquerade car­ county commissioners of Seminole Florence Frank and Mr. S. "M . Sanford headquarters this season. the city and Miss Wilson stricken nival which will be given tomorrow Silnford people devoutly feel their county, and ‘one or more members i * y d . je C .. r* with appendicitis making "D o u g " nig tit Wednesday' at the, skating Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Thrasher nnd work overtime keeping up with the duty toward God for the bounteous of the city council appear in protest rink and’ it is rumored thnt large blessings showered upon them dur­ agninst said request at tho regular Mias May Thrasher will motor iip office. .S’ot'idf Calendar * ing the year and will observe the meeting to lie held on December parties are coming in from Orlando, from Tampa tomorrow, going to Ladies’ Minstrels at the Lyric DeLand and Oviedo to enjoy tho T o n ig h t day In appropriate services. Eustis Thursday to spend Thanks­ 4th, 1916. Friday night. Tickets 60 eta. Social Department dance nt W om ­ fun. Young matrons and maids, Mayor's PrurlameHnn giving and the week end with Mr. On motion carried, the grading of school girls nnd • children, men, an's Club. Santa Claus is coming and hna T o .All the People of Sanford: nnd Mrs. Ferran. Sanford frienda Palm etto extension was referred to Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Barrett enter­ ■adected Jhe Three* in O ne'Store aa A t this season we feel we should street pommittqc with power to act. young and-old are planning the cos­ will be delighted to greet tnt>m tumes thnt will win one of the tain the Evening Bridge Club.______ First Stop with a full assortment of return thunks to God for all I{is a g a i n . ■, O.fLJIlQtioa-Xarriiul. all fundx^da«-|plqi!rs~ttntt-“ wilt 1m k I VFTr~!T>r cdiT Wednesday, Nov, 29toys for the small boy and girl. blessings unott our community.— l T rived from the sale of bonds* to be tumes. There will be five and tho Mlrs Williams’ marriage to M r—Gzt-biuy-children,^ * n d w r i UT Sari f ? therefore, as the mayor of Sanford Mr. nnd Mrs, R, S. Davies and Claus what you wish for Christmas. proclaim Thursday, Nov. 30th as deposited equally in each of tne sev­ judges will be composed of three Wilby Benjamin Edwards at one nttle son arc plensaqtly located for eral banks of tno city of Sanford. ladies' -and two genl.emen w ho will o’clock. . " ■ -»the Sahford day of Thanksgiving. 29-dtc, 51he winter with Mr. and Mrs. N. O. have nb personal intercut in ’-the Wednesday afternoon — Street Committee was here au­ -—t- D. D A V IR O N r---, Garner. Mr. Davies has accepted a The ladies of the Baptist church thorized to purchase twelve enam­ judging. .T h e skating has created 4 Junior.Civic program and shower poiition witn Yowcll-Specr Co. , Mayor. *111 hold a rummage sale next Satur­ an intense interest and d a ily ‘ the for Orphanage at .W om an's'Club. elled traffic signs s i 32.74 each. ^ -* ---------- day next to Mr* Lefflcr's store. A ll Thanksgiving Service crow-da on the floor Increase, as well Wednesday night — On motion carried, the building Mr. add Mra. W, P. Carter acmaking to have rummage collected 11 A. M. Thursday' committee is authorised to install os tb e spectators. Already there nfe Masquerade /carnival at skntllig c m panied-hy Mrs. Norma KingPi**ae phone Mrs. D. R. Brisaon, There will be a union Thantsgivwntcr boater In thg lTzsinon’s-mrer- some flnflfm PfB and~itiia list too rink. McLaughlin motored to I^esburg on Pkone 416-W and same Will be COl- Ing M»ririea_nf-tln»-fRwcchcs-of-Han is growing rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Friday, Dec. 1st— Wednesday of lost week. -?ctedr ~ ford on Thursday morning at 11 te n in the city building. Flynn just about lead the. merry . Ladles Minstrels at the l.yrlc un­ On motion carried, Ernest John Robinson' of Birmingham is o'clock. revelers, their fancy skating being der the auspices of Music Depart­ Brotherson to receivet $10.00 per Place—Tho Baptist Temple. hack in the city and expects to be­ ^Mrs. W. E. Watson is expected month for staying in the Fife Sta­ particularly pcetty. Mrs. Hal Wight ment. Preacher— Rev. J. A. Davidson. come an employee of the A. C. L. home today from it ;Very deligntfl Is conceded to be the finest Skater of Saturday,, Dec. 2 -r. .. tion at nights. 'Devotional Lead er— Dr, E. coring the. winter months. ‘ ‘ R ob­ visit to Mrs. Harry Driver In Tam ­ Mrs. W. E. Watson -entertains the Communication from Mr. Hern­ the lady patrons and skim s'the floor bie’ was one of the stand bya of the Brownlee. ■ pa, where she was tho recipient of like a bird. A close second ia Miss Every Week Bridge Club. Digector of Mualc— &fr. E. T . don in regard to proposed bridge at Senford ball team last season and wc many charming' social 'attentions. Congregational Bazaar - in Somfoot of Celery avenue was read and M yra Futch, whose winsome grace ope he will be able to remain here Woodruff. On Thursday Mrs. D. I.. Thrasher and .knowledge of the art is dis­ iyole Bank building. Attend thin service and give < ordered filed. *«*t summer to be with the team entertained with an informal morn­ played to (he best advantage with Pipe Organ Sriciety fancy work The bill of Mrs. Chapcclor for again. thanks for all God'a goodness. ing party in her honor and on Fri­ Mr. Guerney Doundncy for a part­ sule at Roberts’ Grocery. nursing Uutl^ Lane was read and day afternoon Mrs. Briggs gave a What was th? joke on Felix?* Go ner, for he too is among the best. New Barber Shop Opc a • samo refected. “ *»d bear it. matinee party for her. • Mrs. H. C. Gerror is another grace­ The new barber shop of 8. M ax­ # Council adjourned. Pofff Hoeii Lyman Remember .the 3-in-l Store when well has opened in the rear'of his ful skater who receives many favor­ Friends of Mrs. H erbert' Lyman begin your Xmas shopping, atore on First street and the brand able criticisms from the Sanford Mr. W. H. Fox Is the guest of hts will be delighted to know that she C O M P O R T C O TTA G E sweaters, pants, shirts, '• hats and new fixtures give one the ides of a zone. Miss Lillian Herring is also nephew, Mr. Geo. Fox, Sr. ltd will has a prominent part in the Ladies a fine skater. Among the High Under »i2 ™' X m M suspenders and real sanitary barber, shop. spend the winter in Sanford, Minstrels on Friday— night- at tho Thanksgiving Dinner !<* at the Threw in-One Store. 29-1 c the management of Chauncey W il­ School girts Misses Helen Tcrwiliger, v Queen Olives Vera Terheun and Kern Ward nre Lyrics Patti Rossi Lym an is u ver­ jMr.' W iley Benjamin Edvards Prizes will be awarded to the best son the new barber shop ia bound to Kalamazoo Celery satile actress whose fume has pre­ Radishes exceptionally good on the * rink, become a popular place for those arrived Sunday from W Ison, N. C., ««vimed skaters and not to the beat Oyster Cocktnil Saltincs while the girls of tne lower grades ceded her. That she is one of the and is the guest of Dr. Ralph ao you can win a prise re- who want all that Is good In the toncast assures the success of tho show. Giblet and Barley Soup wno come in for special mention are Stevens. of how poor you skate, so aorial line. Roast Stuffed Turkey Mildred Lee, Lucille Anderson, Le•7 one has a chance of winning, M inion Rocnten ^ Cranberry Sauce Clair Jones, May and Mildred ^ Beautiful Furniture ^M!ss Clara Milen w II ipenc^ the 28-1 tc An enthusiastic missionary meet­ Vegetables Holly, Ethel and Florence Henry T h an ksgvn g holiday with frienda . N«w«t ■ongs, latest hits and The furniture for the lodge room ing of the Baptist ladies was held and little Olive Newman, T h e men Mashed Yellow Turnips in DeLand and Mias Edicth Stewart clever of the new Elka building has ar­ last night at the Tam ple, with a J°kea i t tile Ladles' Minrank well for expertness an 1 grace Sugared Sweet Potatoea will eat her Thanksgiving turkey in rived nnd ia on exhibition U the ■trela. good attendance of members and also. Among tnese nre Messrs; Ed. Mashed Potatoea Kissimmee. ■tore of W. W. Abernathy and is visitors. Beside the excellent pro­ Lane, Don McDonald, J. J. Jarvis, Green. Peas Dae Jubt s#lf Ruing Flour for being inspected and receiving favor­ gra m 'given , Mrs. W. E. Scoggan delldo Harry Kent, Arthur Vaughn. HerSteamed Rice «• hot Biaculta— A t all gro- able comment of all who seo it. The Friends of Mra. H. C. Gerror will leader, a mission study class was *«n . nmn Hutchinson and Reginald Hol­ Pumpkin Pie Ice Cream opera chairs will arrive this week and 6-tf be delighted to hear that she has formed and it was decided to send ly, wno is one of tne hest fancy Desserts returned from a final test from Port a lovely Christmas box to one of skaters on tho rink. There are Fruit Cake Orange with the assurance of Dr. their state missionaries and his fam­ Nuts Fruit , American Cheese many others who should be added Masters that any tubercular tenden­ _________ to this list but the editor failed to ily. Coffee * cies she has had has been'altogether . secure their names. , lit heart >1# y,x A/ittf.'rWe eradicated from her system and she DIRECTORS ELECTED FOR COUNTY FAIR THANKSGIV­ ING OBSERVED AT CHURCHES th e q u a l i t y s h o p *• ’ * * LYRIC THEATRE N ow Shipment o f Shapes Just R eceived , Fine Va­ r i e t y ;0 Choose From . D on ’ t F ail to S e e T h em WIS. U . PEARSON, M p . MRS. A. D. PARRISH, A m f COUNCIL IS AGAINST TOIL BRIDGE PEOPLE AND EVENTS Baptist Tem ple From O 'itd Regular services were resumed at A ndmber of the girls from the Ih e Baptist Temple Sunday, with 111 fO vied o basketball team with their Dr. .Hym an In th f pulpit. ortiing n rvico \vaa vyrll nt- chaperones and escorts enjoyed the The mo, fended ani<Tthe congregation enjoyed fun at the rink ladt night and are the discourse. pianhing to return with a large par­ The evening worship, being con­ ty for the. masquerade tomorrow ducted b y the pastor was a sermon evening. Chaperoned by M ra. W. of advice and the Doctor put aime B. WUMatnt, Mrs. W .' H. Howard, real emphaaia on some of the advice Mra. Crawford Mra Cook, Dr. The ‘‘ company” of black face ar­ tists and ladi?s of the Music De­ partment minstrel troupe are hav­ ing rehearsals three timea a day and everything goes with a swing nnd gusto thnt promises one o f tne clev­ erest local talent shows that has ever appeared In Sanford. T h « end men, or /re they women? are— ----- Guess who? Clever comediennes who art aa though they nad grown up' in is entirely cured. Rev. A. H:* Coles, field secretary of the Methodist Sunday aahool work In Florida was a guest In the city on Sunday pnd delivered the address at the memorial service of the Order of the Eastern Star. , M rt. M r-M a rtin la the guest of Mra, Peck* a i the Episcopal rectory- �CU R BSTO N E B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N YOU AND “ JU ST BETW EEN M E .” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT toll over a crossing that baa always been free is a horse, of another color. I f both crossings on the St. Johns river are owned by private individ­ uals it seems that we are bottled up for ten years at least. This ques­ tion will be threshed out at the next meeting of the county commission era in December and -the people should be there and express them ■elves about the bridge*. • • • Farmers and Fruit Growers Item s o f Interest fo r the M an Behind the Plow nveators v their money from iess''L and place it in *he farm loan £ 5 1 Lour per cent i. en ettractive , 1 for targe capital when the .oiiditVlJ the bonds is considered, since t h * will be. as safe aa those of the J ? ernment itself. Try He Want Provide Winter Feed for Livestock The demand for—betterMtVHtldclT is growing in Florida, and a great many farmers are discarding scrubs for pure bred anil good grade ani­ mals. The production of such stock will emphasize mure than over the necessity tor plenty o f feed. Unless the common practice of feeding is irnprpved, the importation of new blood will be neutralized. The ne­ cessity of plenty of winter feed for any animal is apparent, whether it is scrub or purebred. rus frui t jcratiJo- b o x « . C r C rH aro, field agent, for Florida, calls attenS W e have a _ young professional, man recently arrived in ’ the city lion to the report as follows: H E 'L L P R E N T ’E M " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. who is made of the proper stuff The estimate for .the United . .M E N U oo dooood oa o o o o o o a a a o oo o a 000000000000000000 o o a a o a booster. Im m ediately after his arStates in 1916 is 23,835,000 boxea; 1916. 21,200.000 boxes, .T h e -ltllfi ic away to the Larkin club, rival here and entering business he She'll Qne O b T h e Larkin M an 4 estimate Tor Florida is, oranges gure on her needs. started several others from his tunny T o hi; When Susan joined the Larkin Club, f nnrrf t t r come here for the winter 6,335,000; grapefruit .1,900,000. In „S a m a Lwanky yaora-ago..... * -*=*> and 'has been instrumental in get­ 1918 the production fcaa, oranges Then look out for— Roach Paste, When dollars looked as big as plates ting them located here for the win6,148,000 boxes; grapefruit 2,000,'Olive Oil and Bromide. And were comln m igh ty slow, 000. I f every one of our citizens She 'lowed the poor folks had a And I'll be a-sportlng a tombstone ter.' would write to the home folks back * Marked "L a rk in " on thfc side. friend Of the total number o f citrus trees In other states and get at least one And Susan she'll still be rootin, In the B u ffalo Larkin man, of bearing age this year 70 per cent fam ily to come here for the winter Rootin for the Larkin man, W ho was just a-givin things awmy are oranges, 29.5 per cent arc grape­ John M . .Scott, animal industrial­ fruit, and 0.5 per cent are limes and Sanford would double in population W ho'll own your scat in Paradise, When you bought on the Larkin If you fool with the Larkin plan. in the next few months. I doff my ist to the University of Florida Ex­ lemons. [ p/an. Of the total citrus crop chapeau to this young man and -wel­ periment Station urges winter feed­ this year the percentage probably — "E xperien ced," Oxford, Fla. Cream o f O rders Waldorf Sol* • • • come him to our city. ing. I f animals arc turned on the will be, oranges 76.7, grapefruit 23, She low ed she'd cut our grocery Mil • • • range to shift for themselves they limes and lemons, 0.3. Tho percent­ Mixed 8 weel Ptckles t There is conslderxble discussion * Exactly half in two, will be stunted and they will not re­ ages lost year were 74.6, 25 and 0.4 about the building of a bridge at the r I hear a noise that sounds like a A n d make one dollar dp the work cover readily from the lean months. respectively. The boxes of oranges Roast Domestic Tnrker. Orster Drcs»|,c Osteen - ferry by the samd parties county fair and wish to commend That two Bucks uster do. M any livestock producers are ob­ per tree this year are estimated at that built the bridge at the Monroe the boys who started it and have it She’ d t.178* bu $ a bran new house Cranberry Jelly jecting to the high cost of feed. 1.64 grapefruit 1.5; per cent of nor­ ferry recently. There la much to he in charge. There is no reason why And qu it'n -p a yin rent. They forget that the price xof ani­ mal yield, 71.6 and 70 respectively. said for and against this' proposition, the youngsters o f today should not A n d furnish it with Larkin things - Roost Sirloin o f Wesicrn Reef mals h a s‘ also increased in propor­ The average, boxes of oranges ’last * .ft is my opinion that the counties get busy and have a good fair here 'T h o .it costin us a cent. tion, so that they can realize just os year was 1.56 per tree, grapefruit J .every year when we older birds had of Seminole and Volusia should Snow Flake Potatoes great profits from feeding now as 1.63; per cent normal yield 68 and <# t She talked the "L a rk in plan" all day, build this bridge and make it a toll ope of the biggest fairs in Florida they ever could. 76 respectively. New String Beans A-parzgu* yip* bridge until it is paid for or else here some twenty years sago when Had Larkin dreams at night. There is an increase of 5 per cent Florida was young and in the mak­ make it a free bridge at opce all de­ S h e stirred the grits with a Larkin Rice, Carolina Style W hat has been done can cer­ Stored Sweet Potatoes W ill bring In bearing orange trees, 8 per cent pending upon the flnanciu! condi­ ing. .spoon Good Prices Next Spr ng In grapefruit trees, and 1 per cent Corn Mn I f l n e ---tion . pf said, counties. . W ith the tainly be done again and it fa up to Ans served with a Larkin light. Hot IlikCSIt Sweet, potatoes may bo kept dur­ limes and lemons over last year. ° f great system of good roads that Sem­ the business men of this city to push She told the tim e with a Larkin inole and Volusia will soon have this fa if*a n d make it all that it ing winter if they are properly the total number of orage trees the English Plant Pudding Mince Pie clock. ■ !_____ — certainly they should- have, good should be. There is a tendency here stored. Experience baa taught that following percentages are of the age " ^ ' ;e _. "C ro w sh a yed " with Larkin floss, Coffee bridges to go with them and the foil on the part of many to let these storing pays big returns since pota­ Indicated: 5 per c nt 1 year; 7.2, 2 : Tea Milk A n d to keep up with her Larkin dues things •drift idly by our doors and toes will bring from two to three years; 10.2, 4 years; 68 per cent, 5 f bridge, while better than a ferry is a 1 had to sell m y hosa. the other live w ile 'eitie s of Florida times as much in spring'ns they will years and over: grnpefrult 5.5 per P r i c e *75 c * . handicap in a way; because it makes It is frequently cent, 1 year; C, 2 years; 10.8, 3 are get ting what should be our share at diggihg time. the local residents .mad every time N e x t went the pigs and chickens. of the public patroqage. I f other di Hi cult to find a market at harvest years; 63.2 per cent 5 years and a o o o o o o o o o o o o Jau aoa lo o o o o j Without causin' her alarm. , . they are forced to pay. We all rec­ towns in Florida and other counties time, while there is a good healthy over. ognize the fact that a bridge is bet­ A n d nest the H ad Green C ritter Thy quality of this year’s fruit is fan have these afTairs certainly Sem­ demand for them later in winter or ter than a ferry ami much safer but Had a mortgage on my farm. rated at, oranges 92 per cent, and inole, one of , the grandest little during early spring. M y pants were frayed, my shirts the conditions at this Osteen ferry grapefruit 91 per rent of a normal counties in the state can have a fair Sweet potatoes keep best in a arc different than at Monroe. At worn out, crop. T h e percentages bright and V E T E R IN A R IA N * and' have a good one. N ow let house constructed especially for stor­ the latter place*the ferry boat be­ russet of oranges are 68 and 42 re­ M y sox Were full of holes, every body get busy and get out of age T This houso need not be ex­ ----- OFFICE----longed to private parties and they I-b a d no hat, no underwear— the measley habit of looking first to pensive where lumber is available, spectively. H A N D BROS. ST a i ILES charged the same toll that is nowA n d my shoes they, had no soles. see where you come in before you but farmers who do not expect to being charged by the bridge com­ Bring In your lame and sick shell out d fete dimes. erect a storage • house may bank Farmers Will Receive Money at pany, which gave rise to the feeling horses and mules. Have them Five Per Cent . B u t the club was still a-hummin'. treated. Have tkci'l.-rih riarninthat a bridge was safer and better M O N A R C H S OF S T O N E IS L A N D . their crop. C. K. McQuarrie, state According to a lecture by Senator agent for the University of Florida' A n d 'twas Sue fo r the Larkin man, and the price being the same the cd, sharp corners dre-sed down, Duncan U. Fletcher at the Univer­ projections rut afT ami decayed Fxtnosion Division, recommends that W h o was sfiil a-givin things aw ay bridge was the better proposition. molars extracted. , 1'romlnrnl Artists Have a Kingdom sity of Florida recently, the farmers the potatoes be sunned about two ll'Arn '^ou houg/if on !hr Larkin ,1’ he ferry at Osteen rrossing is a of Their Own of the country probably will receive days before they are placed in the I o o o o o a o a o o o a a a a a o o aooa bo plan county affair and is free in the day Tucked away on a beautiful-island bank. A desirable bank is one four money at 5 per cent under the Fed­ W hen Susan draws my life insurance time. As. to w hether the residents j in the St. Johns river near this fity feet wide at the base and five feet eral Farm Loan Act, He said that of Volusia and Seminole care to pay resides Xlr. and-AIr*. A. B. Com­ A n d sheds her widder's weeds, from the apex to the base. All dis­ just before he left Washington the mons,. the makers of the finest mini­ eased or injured potatoes should be Farm Loan Board Had received as­ ature scenes of Florida in the United elim inated.. surance that millions of capita) States. * • * would be available at t per cent. The pile should b « covered with This money will be invested in the Mrs. Commons is an artist of rare fine hay or straw and then with H A IR .T O N IC attainments and formerly resided at about two inches -of soil. A roof o f bonds issued by the Farm Loan Richmond. Indiann, where she is boards or shingles should be placed Ranks. Unifir the provisions of the act the tntjyys cannot be charged is sold by us on n guarantee to be ■ well known ami was prominent in over the whole to shed water. A more than 1 per cent above the in­ tellable preparation for keeping the art circles. Coming to Florida about ventilator may be placed by placing terest paid on the bonds: scalp and hair in a healthy condi­ * Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Dry Cleaning. .Allcraright years ago and locating in San­ saddle boards supported by a pad of The bonds are higly desirable os tion. Let us explain its merits to ► tions of All Kinds on Short Notice ford Mr. and Mrs. Commons were straw along the top of the ridge. investments, owing to their dafety you. Sold only by us, 50c and 11.00 eventually attracted by the beauties This will avoid heuting. ► Join Our Gentlemen's Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. and the tax exemptions which they R. C. Bower. of Stono Island, which is situated Mr. McQuarrie urges farmers to S U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R D about four miles front Sanford in save ull the sweet potatoes possible. Lake Monroe, and the possibilities Irish potatoes probably will be h igh -, of this spot struck the artistic note er later than they are now, which with Mrs. Commons, who at once will give better prices for stored realized the opportunities of minia­ sweet potatoes. ture painting in the great natural surrowndings of nature unadorned Cut SWeel Potato Vines After and almost undeftled by the hand of piitntft-viwew-wk man. 1 at the-hill after the first killing frost. Here on. Slone Island Mr. and BO thBt the rots which attack them Mrs. Commons have developed r.tf win not descend into the. roots. A -COMMERCIAL RATE, $1.50 (ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH), only the land but they have built sharp hoe should be used to clip up. a wonderful business in the them s t.th e surface of the ground. painting o f miniature Florida scenes I t ia not necessary to harvest the E F F IC IE N T S E R V IC E pnd making thtm up into brooches, p o t a t o * immediately, according to M O D E R N E Q U IP M E N T la vail era, stick nins.^acnrl—hplderer U. K. McQuarrie, stag© agent for ____ ^ ^ H O S P I T A B L E T R E A T M E N T ----- ----------------- cuff buttons, etc., and no two scenes the University of Florida Extension are alike. The work is pronounced • C. H . J E W E T T , L essee and M g r. to be the best of the kind on the Divftion. H ow 'evcr/'if $e£ weather occurs it will be advisable to dig market pnd these Florida scenes in them as soon ss possible. f miniature are destines to make their It is necessary to avoid injury to ♦ . _ creator famous. the potatoes during harvest time The Herald Printing Co. recently since wbunds admit decay organ­ printed a neat iitlle booklet des­ isms. Observance ,pf, the following cribing Stone Island and the paint­ recommendations sent out by the ing of miniatures and any one in­ United States Department of Agriterested shoqld write A. B. and O. cultute will lessen storage troubles: W. Commons, Sanford, Florida, or "C a re should be taken in plowing get the miniatures at a n yjje a d in g out the potatoes to avoid all bruis­ dealers in Florida, ing by eontact between the imple­ ^ g u a sa n tlibl ments used and the roots. T h e soil ahould then be scratched away from “ O n e o f o u r salccTechnical Difficulty. the potatoes and they-should be left At one 6f the rehearsals o f a play jn e n d e m o n s tra te d th e exposed for several hours to dry. the “ supers" hod to go up to an altar ALL M AK ES A N D Fu lly-C !iarged|B atlcrie« and kneel before It. A fter rehearsing Picking should be In padded boxea, va lu e o f th e L o n g D i * five or six times tho stage manager baskets or crates. T h e roots should TYPES REPAIRED to Fit Any Car tan ce T e l e p h o n e to u& lost his temper with them and shout­ be carefully- placed, not thrown into SEM IN O LE COUNTY GARAGE ed: "No, no! Where are your genu the picking receptacles. H e was at H u n t s v i l l e Although flexlonsT" The chief '‘super" scratched sweet potatoes do not have the ap­ A la ., and u p o n h is o w g hla head With a puzzled expression on pearance of being easily injured, they his face. "W ell, air." he said, apolo­ r e s p o n s i b i l i t y pYit t « require, in fact, aa careful handling getically, "w e haven't had them from as oranges and apples. the property master!" A C H IE L IS A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S A N D i K lT H , AvCt L. Thanksgiving D in n e r > 12:00 to 2:00 P. M. DR. A. DOLAN ; D. C. BROCK . MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER ; CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVL . PHONE 174 j We Desire to Thank all our Friends TAMPA For their Friendship and B A Y V IE W H O T E L Loyalty. THE YEAR 'ROUND Sanford’s House of Service Closed all day Thursday” \ ' ~7 The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. UV- ' V One Experience Convinced Me of its Value STORAGE. N 0 N-SVIPHAT1NG BATTERY L o n g D is ta n c e calls fo r fifte e n m erch a n ts w ith in * ra d iu s o f s e v e ra l h u n d re d m iles. " I n less th a n .o n e h o u r h e had s o ld 2100 barrels o f flo u r at a t o t a l cost t o us o f less than six d o lla r s *'S in c e th e n w e h ave a p p l i e d th e L o n g D ista n ce B e ll T e l e p h o n e t o e v e r y fe a tu r e o f o u r business w ith m o a t p r o fita b le results. T h e s e rv ic e is fin e , tha ra te s nre re a s o n a b le 'a n d th e r e is m o r e sa tisfa ction > in one L o n g D is ta n c e T e l e p h o n e ta lk th an in hall a d o i x n le t t e r s " SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE ANOTHM RAPH Wlaa Practice o f tha Incas. The Incaa, ancient rulers o f Pern, were one o f the earliest authentic ex amples of the high eugenic develop­ ment o f the human race. Their sys­ tem or choosing each year the flpoat physical specimens o f young woman­ hood from all claaaea to become "brides of the sun," or wives o f the ruler, having quite an opposite effect to that of the limited and unfortunate matrimonial customs o f present day royalty. ' ■=. j- . ** i * t_. Early Assault on Bachelors. — "H an dlin g should be minimised to as great an extent as possible. This makes desirable a rough sorting in the field by placing the largest pota­ toes in one picking container, the smallest in another, and the bruised roots in a third. In no caae should aacljs b e ' used either as temporary containers or tpr marketing purpoeva. Diseased potatoes should be placed in none of tho assortments. Such roots should not be left per­ manently In the field, however, to contaminate tho soli,* but ahould be gathered and fed to pigs." • A TLA N TIC COAST LINE STANDARD RAILROAD OF TH E SOUTH SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE M AY ISTH. 1916 lT H R O U G H TR AIN S T O N E W Y O R K DAILY, AB-OIm I t, r>M ■•rOaUa CWIr Cara to WuN DMWS CM Hmln Mi TVwhi SO No. 88 No. 80 Ar Savannah * ---------1:18 p.m. l j « F . «• 503 p. m. At Richmond-------x~S:0S a. m. 9:18 a. ra. 8:10 p- m. 12:38 a . « . 7:45 P- » • Ar Ar Ar Ar 1:50 P- m. No. 83 Lv Jacksonville.------- 9:10 a. m. Washington... 8:50 a. m. Baltimore . . 10:05 a.' m. Philadelphia---- - ..13:34 a. m. New Yiwk...:— --- 3:40 p. m. 1 1 *0 P-1«- 2:M p. ra. 1:14 a. m. 3:40 a- ra- 4.03 p. ra. 8*0 a -» - 8:30 p. » . A man would have no pleasures In i er Write .For Informatloa or Reoerration PI dlscorertng'sn thebeW nea o f the uni­ First Estimate o f Cltrua Frnlta In . ATLAN TIC COAST LIN E • Boxea jsaned verse, even In heaven Itself, unless be 188 W . Bay St., Jacksonville. Fla. HSiborough Hotal. Tamp*. ‘ The Bureau of Crop Estimates has had s partner to whom be might com­ Phone 17 Phot* 182 •sued the Arst forecast of the rit- ................................................................................................................................. municate hla joys.—Cicero. -A �THE SANFORD HERALD ABOUT p e o p l e ..a n d e v e n t s u„ 1in1 of Wt Ifart Ptpartmeiil - i f the Woman's Club tomorrow A* jan tho prdfrtiu. will be In ^ of he Junior Civic Longue -W r ".-". ; « " ■ C" d An interesting program has ... A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UPTO DATE AMrmi til C m a u la h a ti It. tltta '• "Sttitiy EJiior," a( rk>t* Mrt- H. A. Titkm, Nmh N*. 103 E. McConnell; Points If the Star’ Ada, Mrs. S. Maxwell; Ruth; Mrs. Alfred Lllja; Esther, Mrs. 0 . \V. Bailey; Martha, Mrs. F. K. Smith; E lectrn ,( Mrs. John Stcmpcr; M ar­ shal, Mrs. Kanner; Warder, Mrs. J. D. Parker, and Chaplain, Mrs. J. C. •Hmmingerr-Worrtiy- Patron, D. H. C. Raburn. Continued on Pago Five Sensed, which will Include inj yeeitation* « r r e * t i r » of and sever., charming dance k !brrs by the younger member, of W lih t', .. d tn d B l i - This* will, bo one of the open W H Y T H E BRONCHO JU M P ED S a i l of ‘ he <foP«tment to which i f l y S l e and « p e d .lly dub mam- P e n / . Remarkable Performance Had ,ye invited. These Juniors Four Times In Night Saved r ” d vfn some of the moat deIt.- Rldar From Death. u U ri » ' th«, w ' " * re A former hcnlsmnn relates ii thrill­ 5 S H B .n l nnJ «M » » « • * “ >" P™ m; ,» I . the cnml of eny , l * e i ing *> pcrsonnl exp<>rlcnce coonecte«l with n stnmpede'of cattle. Ho was heretofore. tnklng n herd of 400 steers to I^*ndThf meeting will he opened by vllte, and had cnmpetl for the night on .. ff. E. Watson, chairman of Bear river, near Its Junction with the ih* Dep*rtm,,n* ^ o'clock to dis- Little Srtnke. At midnight, when he of any huaineas that may went on gunrd, all was cjuh-t, but In before the meeting, after an hour or so, for some unexplained *hkh the president of the Juniors, reason, the cattle were up and off Julia Laing *iU preside and present like a flash; something had stampeded fcrt annual address. In connection them. He was riding nil old blue-colored, -ith this meeting there will be a line-backed California broncho, Just -,ho*er of goodies" for tho Orphantho beast for tho work. He had often in at Enterprise. Club members ridden him n hundred miles n day. urt earnestly requested to cooperate Tho night wasdnrk nml cloudy,- nnd he the ehildten end contribute Hb- hdd to rely on the animal's stircfoofrd^jlly for the Thanksgiving box ness as ho strove ^to stay on the which sill be sent over on Thursday flanks o f tho steers nml turn them un­ til their scare should cease. Borninf- ___ ________ • It was n wild rnce. Four or .five Kcdttn Star Mt>norial Ser*iee times the broncho gave tremendous .Seldom has there been a more Jumps, but landed right and went on beautiful and impressive momoriul In good shape. In the course of an jerviee than that which was held on hour or so the rnnn hml the beeves Sunday a f t e r n o o n at the Masonic filleted. When dnyllghl came, being curious -h*!l by Seminole Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Sfur. in mem­ to leant whnt obstacles bad occasioned those tremendous Jumps of the bron­ ory of their members whose death cho, tho man set forth to look -over occurred within the year. The lodge the ground. Leaving the bottom land, room v as appropriately decorated tho steers had useended n gentle nccllvwith white (hryianthemuma and Ity, and on the pfntenu at the top he potted ferns suggestive of tho sweet­ had kept circling them. ly solem n service of the day/ A The plntcnu Waa Intersected by a simple dignity characterised the canyon uhout four miles long and from work of the various officers, their 1,800 to 2,000 deep'. Its walls Inclined white relies b l e n d i n g in harmony toward each other at the top, nnd tho with the simple decorations, beneath dlstnncb across was 15 or 20 feet. . During the chase the broncho hnd the toft glow of the shrouded lights, Jumped that frightful chasm four four of which were in rtd, signifying time. I His hoof-marks were plainly tie four deceased members. Rev. visible; nnd dowh in tho debris, hun­ A. H. Cole delivered tho memorial dreds o f feet below, were n dozen nmnaddress, taking the place of Kcv. F. gled steers that bad been crowded off. E. Steinineyer, whose illness protented his attendance. - * A fter They Got Going. Hilda Jensen rushed up to Officer The music was inexpressibly sweet "Officer, that man Is follow^ and tendrr that was rendered by Cohen. lug m e!" .Ur*. <leo. Hoy, \Jrs. F, E. Steln"Faith, then I’ll folloy th* man an' nytr and Mrs. Claude Herndon, sec why he's folleyln’ y e !" spake Of­ with Mrs Frank Adams presiding at ficer Cohen/ who had been a member the piano and Miss Jcan-Etta Shel­ o f the force for some time. don arrompanying on the violin. A crowd o f small hoys, Heolug a po­ "Nearer my Clod to Thee" was soft­ liceman following a man, started in ly played throughout the ritualistic pursuit nnd followed tho policeman. At that n crowd of men. seeing a work of the order which was exem­ plified in fine form by the officers crowd o f boys, followed the crowd of A sympathetic hush fell .upon the hoys. Tho. rest of tho city, observing all audience us the roll of the dead waa tlti-so people following one another, oiled. These were Rro. Padgett, took tho procession for a parade and the First Worthy Patron of Sem­ soon had the sldownlks roped off nnd inole Chapter; Mrs. May Shelton, -themesIves -Hnrrf-tn denso hnnltB be­ ^rmtnote- un ip lcr; Bros. hind the rope to enjoy the spectacle. Mills and Geo. It, Smith, stale Tho board of education hearing of n f Gr.im! Chapter of the parade, declared a holiday uml thou­ Order of the Eastern Star. T w o sand* o f children ran trooping out of ceremonies particularly interesting the schools. Catching the Infection, and beautiful were the placing of linnks closed anil general Jubilation the emblems of obedience and law reigned.* When Officer Cohen caught up to the apon the altar, the gavel signifying -sTnmtri' -rolimrer or llllds* Jensen. It ehedimv i , tl^i niTlte an<! ritual, tfie developed that he had only been en* l*w» of Hod and man and releasing dinvorlng to return her handkerchief, the while dove of, peace. Solemn which she had dropped,- but by thnt and sweet was this ceremony, the time It hnd once ngnlu been demon­ o«*e winging its flight upward, strated that all an Idea needs In ‘this ■tnifying peace to .the .soul in it. dear old country of ours Is' n good “ i|ht to the heavenly realms. The start—Fuck. memorial address of Uev. Cole, waa • tribute of praise pnd eulogy to the Did Not Look the P a rt departed members. The \Jicautlfu1 The eznr o f Itussla was recently Program of music included "Sweet visiting a field hospital, and, ns Is fre­ Hmr of Prayer." " I s M y Name quently tho case, be had donned mufti, written There," and "O n ly n Little with n view to rendering himself less ■'1 by the trio. Following the llotlceyble. Stopping by ft wohnded soldier who ®lht of the dove Mrs. Geo. H oy wns being nttondod to by the doctors, »»ng "Karo to Face," after which he gftted at him pityingly. One of the ,“ e wnedirtion was pronounced and orderlies, seeing his majesty wus In­ the officers filed out.' These were terested In the man, thereupon usked t, .-? rrthn Jon,' ln». Worthy Mn?* 1 ni- Loretta Brotheraoti, As"rtite Matron; Secretary. M r.. E. Conductor, Mra. R. L. in’ Associate Conductress* Mr*. ^Notice n S ft* hercby riven that I . wl 8bolt* on b ih ilf of m/sslf w ,e* tl r°p r«w n t.tiv e » and miaainn' 1 to tbo c°unty com■uu oT * fi° n Somlnol° county. « « t i ,° ,Plo,2?*» • #t the,N re* ulM MonH K rn December to-wlt: On for jlaw’ Decembcr **b. a . d . m e ; « « L £ at r kbluh, * ‘ l>" br,d«* the latter how he felt. •'Badly enough,” replied tho soldier. "But It Is nut my hurt 1 mind so much. It Is rather thut I w il caught by this cursed bit o f shell Just half an hour before tho emperor wns duo to puss our way. and 1 have always wanted to see him." "W ell," said tho orderly, "why, then, do you not look at Win now, my son! Ho Is there by your side." "Don't tell mo lle s r cried the wounded man angrily, ' eyeing the plalnly-dreseed and mud-stained Nich­ olas with n glance of profound con­ tempt "An I f I did not know that em­ perors nro not made like that I" • Substitute clam bakes for crab supIH’ rs, and, In a manner o f speaking, Hint Isn't n calamity because beer goes best w lU f clams, while crabs retjulre a champagne fluctuation. Any­ how, If the waiter bands you n bill, for fl.50 for the cold boiled Bracliyoroys crustacean, or blue crab of Ameri­ can waters, don't Commence to holler until ho tells you that erfths are good ut any price, and the sharks eat 91.80 worth at one gulp. SAVED WIFE PAIN SOLDIER'S TENDER CONSIDERA­ TION OF LIFE PARTNER. Fsdng Destb* Every Hour, He H id Sufficient Forethought to M*ke Preparations That Would 8pare Her Shock. to attach a series o f letters to Ilfs name." *. "Yes," replied Farmer ComtossoL **I must say I approve o f It. I ne\er got any regular deghs-, but It’s n heap of satisfaction to mo’ to see *n. F. I).’ on Ihe nml! sertt to iny address." REPORT REVEALS GERMAN WEAKNESS ,. .. » n . •- — ’ British, Capture Document Pre­ pared by Teutonio Corps Commander. INFERIOR ON THE SOMME Von Arnim Admits British Superiority In Air and Artillery— Short o f. Tho Rurgeon of the battalion, a Everything but Food^-Draws broad-shouldered, grny-hnlrcd ninn, hUmh! ut the operating table, 'apparent­ Lessons From Battle. f ly tired nnd ready to drop, walling for the next patient. Ill* mndstaut no­ War Correspondents* Headquarters ticed the chiefs condition tond culled In France,— Germany Is short o f guns, to n hospital attendant to bring u com* m-ruplanes mid war material of all fortuble armchair, Into which the sorts, but not o f food, according to a weary surgeon sunk. most sciiHuthiiiully Interesting docu­ "How many have we operated on ment the British have captured, which tills morning?" the chief naked of hi* Is called "the experience of tho Fourth assistant. Gemini) Corps In tbu Battle o f the "Forty-two, and I am afraid ut least, Somuie." a dozen of them will die, and another The doesmeut wns written ns Indozen will remain cripples," replied m fuel Ions to tho troops. It wusdrnw.n the asslHtnnt. from the lessons of the buttle by "I Have lost confidence In God nnd Gen. Count 81xt von Arttltn, tho corps myself," muttered the chief. "I can­ commander, who has bccu fighting op-' not understand why these stupid fools Penile the British throughout the o f­ try to kill each other. You usk me to fensive. This Jong detailed revolu­ rest; are you mad? Rest, Indeed, to tion of (||c Inner thoughts o f the Ger­ s»*e these t*>or men bleed to death," man stuII discusses the methods and and he Jumped from Ids chair, reudy shortcomings o f every branch o f thu to operate ou another of tho war’s vic­ German army In view of the unexpect­ tims. ed power nml organization the British A soldier entered and addressed the latte shown. chief surgeon, tears streaming down The document starts out by paying his face: a tribute to Hie British Infantry, “ Pardon, doctor, I have brought the "which undoubtedly Inis learned much captain, my master; save him If you since lust autumn's offensive. It can." •• * • shown great dash in uttiick. The Eug'Hie captain wns plnccd on the oper­ lisliuiuu also has physique and Indu­ ating tidde. Little to be ddnu here; ing In hi* favor. Uue must acknowl­ part of n grenade had cut o|>cn tho edge the skill of the English III rapid­ abdomen., ly consolidating captured positions "Little to be done here," repeated uml their great tenacity In Ihe de­ the surgeon-aloud.' fense of them/* The wounded captain heart] the ver­ British Artillery Very Effective. dict. Explicit Instructions ure given In "You can't snvo ' me?" naked the Ihe document to the nrtlllery to wounded officer. change their methods of placing but­ • “ Why not?" replied the surgeon. " I teries la villages and behind steep will do my best." slopes, because o f the British method "W ill you do me n favor, doctor, If of distribution o f their artillery fire, the operation should not ho success­ which prodigally sea relics nil obvious ful? I have written some letters beshelters. Owing to tho terrific concen­ forclmnd. they are In my servant's tration of the British artillery fire, possession. I want you to mall one >ays the document, front lines of every four days. In the event that I trenches should he thinly held mid de­ should die, continue'p* send the let­ pendence 'placed on siunll groups of ters; say nothing to Indlcnto that I machine gunners. Once the British nm dead. My wife exports to become lily u curtain of fire on a trench, II a mother within three weeks’ time. You will understand." The doctor nodded Ids head. Tin* operation was performed, the captain removed nnd put Into u hos­ pital bed. Tw o more hours nt the operating table nnd the surgeon's strength wns ■ * *: exhausted. He wus relieved nnd went to sleep for n few hours. Awakening he thought of tile cnptaln uml the let­ * ters nml went to see how the mitlcnt vcntmoTntT ITe'found him still alive. The letters were handed to the sur­ geon by thr mptn1ti*s srrvnnrtiTKrtif1 mulled them nt Intervals gs he hnd n a n a n 4 Wi promised, and received' the replies from the captnln’s wife, for ninny days r • after the wounded captain* hnd sunk Into the peaceful ahimhors o f death. - In the Inst letter the countess wr-de llmt the little hoy Was now ten days old. The surgt-nnTesenled’ und return­ ed the letter with the superscription: "Died on the field of honor."— Fr. W. von .Oesteren in Uebor Land and Mecr. adds, the tuen naaiorrter evacuate ic hud lay down in the open. Most Interesting to the officers. In view o f tho fact thut tbu British have so consistently held ground they have taken agalust counter-attacks, is what Gen. von Arnim Bays ou thu sub­ ject. " I t the couuter-ntracks, which on account of the situation blight to be Washington In 11 tries mnnnged to methodically prepared, nre hurried, win one game in Detroit this year. they cost much blood, because tho • • •• troops lose their trust tn the lenders No one ever Is really so Important If they fail, which nearly always Imp- ns a football couch seems to be In pens," suys Ueu. vou Armln. autumn.. •... . * ■■ • • • *** YTo'then complains that the "exist­ m* ing telephone system has proved to­ Bulgers has n new drop-klcker, Law, tally Inadequate In consequence o f the a Brooklyn boy, who has made a big development of the fighting," and snys hit with Conch Foster Stanford. ' • • • the artillery signal Bystem broke down. The commander asserts that The winter league has been official­ lie has discovered that British aero­ ly opened, but the huigue does not get planes use soiipd signals to tell gun­ Into full swing until nejir the holidays. • • • ners where their shells are fulling, and says the Fouflh corps uIready has Certain box-fight promoters ought a started an experiment on 'H ie same qualify for ffiue ribbons at Uio hors* kind of method us a complement (o tho allows. .They're rather spirited charg­ wireless,- which Is frequently Inter­ ers. y'know. rupted. % • • 4 Superiority of British Airmen.*" Till* price o f clieeso Is advancing. "The numerical superiority o f tho Which nmy or may not bo the reason British airmen and thu fact that their fight promoters nre not matching machines were better made are dis­ heavy weigh Is these days. • • s agreeably apparent to us," Gen. von Arnim snys, and he speaks *of Mike Gibbons,She St. Paul phantom, the surprisingly bold proceduro of can't sec Ids wny clear to performing British nlrqien, who were often "able In New York for the ninzumu offered to fire successfully ou our .troops with l>y the Gotham promoters. • • • machine guns by descending to with­ in n few* hundred feet o f the ground." Ad Wolgnst lost the decision to an He ndds thnt the German untlnlrcruft unknown In a four-round bout tho guns could not continue firing at thut other night. Mnyho* It' wns WIIIIO height "without exposing their own Bitclde disguised ns u wop. troops to the serious danger o f shell • • • . fragments/' Before tho bnttlc o f tho Kid Williams, bantamweight cham­ Somme airmen kept nt tinywhere from pion o f the world, outclassed Benny 0,000 to "12,000 feet over the lines on Kiuifiyim, Philadelphia hnnlnniwT-lght, account o f antiaircraft gunfire.. In six rounds nt Philadelphia, . Gen. vou Arnim In the docu­ • • • ment wnrns his Infantry to use their As long us Conch Crowell has Wel­ rules against the daring British don at Jmfnyette It will be mighty hard aviators. He says thnt the nnununl-1 fur opposing tennis to break uj* tho thm supply and the nrtlllery are Imole- ' tnurobu mid white's forward pusses. quale, and that maps were tnsultleleiit • • • In quantity and hud as regard details. According to ringside reports, Fred­ Also the supply of horses has reached die Welsh eoiitiiiues h. trike u heating tile utmost limit. Of t|ic food supply In every bout ns well ns winning tho Gen. von Arnim snys: decision nml retaining tbu llglitwelglit"No special difficulties nroso. The crown. * % supply columns prove sufficient." • • • The William college football team COUSINS WED BY TELEPHONE was riddled o f stars through gradua­ tion Insf spring. Tlnvteam lest Plante, Garfield,. tirow n, Overton, Tompkins .Missouri Man Sidesteps the Law In rind Wright. Marriage to Girl In Ala­ • • • bama. \s an evidence of the size-of (lie " Fulton, Mo.—It became known that great growth o f the Grand American the Rev. 7.. T. McCann, pastor of the liaridlcnp It might lie tinted 227.25-1 Memorial Methodist church. St. Louis, targets were thrown hi the recent 7 JOTE5 °S SP 0 RTDCM tournament. wns married to .Miss Currie McCann of Oxford, Ala., by long distance tele­ phone. The bride ts his first cousin. She was nt her home In A Inlatum- nnd he was In St. leads when the cere­ mony wns performed. , The marriage of first cousins is for­ bidden In -Missouri, but there Is no Atabnum law against It. Lawyers as­ sured McCann Hint u telephone umrrlago would tie legal Helium In Mount Vesuvius. Helium, tho “ sun metal," thus named bemuse It was found In tho sun by spectroscopic observation, before It was known to exist on the earth, ap­ pears to - :Lvt In perceptible quantities In u number of mlnvrnU exuded from Vrsuslus, and nlao In ibo i air about Naplos. INTERNATIONAL TRUCK IN ACTION __.______ ___ - , __r * - 9 .. i- ** ' "i* Seminole County Convicts are Handled in Economical____ _____♦ * 1 and Comfortable Manner Helping the MldgeL * Mickey O'Dmdnn wns n noble-minded lad. fall of. sympathy for the poor, nhvnys ready to succor tho oppressed, keen, to right the wrongs o f the world. One ilny, passing u stonemason's yard he saw two men sawing through a huge block of stone with one o f those Inrge, double-handled snws. One of them was six-foot-two, the other n lit I I p chap of four-ftmt-one. le aning against the wall. Mickey watched them swaying back and forth for n few minutes; then he routed for­ ward nnd Jcnlt the tall tnnn n blow nn the side of tho hend, knocking him senseless. "N ow ," ho ■exclnlmod, as po stood over tho prostrate form, "now will yex The picture above was snipped °F let tho little chnp hnvo It, yex dirty, hulking bullyr-^-Plttsburgh Chronicle- the International Motor Truck re­ Telegraph. cently purchased* by the board of county commissioners of Seminole county. The truck Is of the type Photographs Eruption on Sun. Astronomer Evershed nt Svlnngnr, made to fit the special requirements Kashmir, hn* photographed nn erup­ of the various counties as a method tive ‘ prominence o f exceptional alti­ of transporting the labor on the tude on tho disk o f .the sun. Tho pho­ roada and quick transportation is tographs wete obtained nt Intervals the keynote of the success of tho In­ from near tho beginning o f the out­ ternational Truck and aince the in­ burst until the.final fragments had stallation of the truck for the county risen to n height o f a little more than n semldlnmeter from the sun's limb. convicts the county has saveil great­ The velocity sway from the sun was ly in time. I t has been estimated WO kilometers per second nnd faint that the cost of transportation is extensions coutd be traced nt 18 min­ about' tho same os formerly when utes from the'lim b, representing n they were hauled In wugohs and bright of close upon a half million piule teama but the great saving Is mile*. Astronomers snj this would in time,' the motor truck taking the appear to be the highest prominence men from' the permanent camp on w'hlch hfts yet been recorded as spMellonviUtf avenue to their field of penring on the surface o f the sun. labor in other parts of the county In record time and bringing them A Min o f Letters. , "N early everybody has some distin­ home at night, giving them double Sharks Scare Crabs Away. Tho sharks have chased the suc­ culent crab from their habitat and caused a scarcity of crustacean*. In other word* they bore, **cn-hbed the game." For the first time since 1874 tlio crab seems to have quit Its hsbltst. hdng J n0b“ rivr « th .t point along the coast,' a New Xoeli cots*spondent o f the Pittsburgh Dispatch fcet jS n,na hundrwi write*. Crab fishermen who In former »»U r b e L r dC and th® d*pth oftho years made goodly profits selling their catches by the basketful, now find It a day's work to catch enough crabs :i ,a e l s h o l t z . to feed their own fsmlUe*.* Actor colonics have found It necessary to guishing designation that penfilto him the time to work. known . J hn* rlver * l what u Nice , 5 0 ,t* * n Ferry* ‘ »ke th * arid b ri? 8t* * d of M ,d ' *nd •a W d r i ! 10 b* built at tbI» Point *od on wber® tbo ferry now is th, s, lh« S.nforU and Osteen road, PAG E THREE v * iir J S A • -»7t - --IH ir'' ■ . i.. - .• • n ** * also saved time and money by elim­ inating tho different camps that heretofore were established wher­ ever the gang was working Bnd the mule team transportation being too slow to take them and get thorn back from points.Iq the county far removed from the county comp near this city. W ith the International Harvester truck the county gang can be moved to many points far distant and with no lota of time placed on the job and taken back to the home at night, where they can­ not only get better lodging and food but bea under .tjte protection of the regular county prison farm and safe­ guards. The truck In operation here is an innovation nnd has not been in use long enough to get the actual figures under all conditions, but for the first thirty days* has demon alrated its worth and economy. The esse with which |t is handled makes The truck has It practical' for the county inlendent of convicts and his men to handle, and all of them aro satis­ fied that the International has solved, the question for the county road work. W ith - a capacity of 2,000 pounds, well constructed to stand all tests, with plenty o f power and the ability to go anywhere and e v - ' erywbere the International Truck can be recommended Jor any public work o f'th is character and nn in­ spection qt the Seminole county truck in action will convince any county board that tho International is ail and more than the builders claim for ] L Tho B .‘: St 0 . M otor Co. are the agents* for the International here and Mr. James Stewart, the man­ ager will take pleasure in demon­ strating the truck to any one whd is interested or they can see tho coun­ ty’ truck ai the county farm or in operation on the various roads of au;nr- * t h j countj-. , I * A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 01, 1916; <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/b6d37df4668def8ed770f90087b4d2aa.pdf fb1460755ba468f96c6499c92b38e161 PDF Text Text . ' ’ '• ‘ / " boyl9 >9 M . Ur L, IN TH E HEART OF TH E W O R LD 'S G REATEST VEGETABLE SEC TIO N r p -T i-T p SEMI•WEEKLY X J l i L bushed ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I D I N S A N F O R D —-Life I t Woith Living fOLUME VIII R SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1916 NUMBER 29 i f RATES IRECENT COLD ARE HIGHER KILLED CROPS THESE DAYS IN N O R T H BEFORE r a i l w a y s c o m p e t ­ ed RIVER B ATE S W ERE LO W E R |C A L IF O R N IA A L S O SU FFERED IN V E G E T A B LE S AND . ORANGES jt i« the duty and shall be the purPo* of the Sanford Board of Trade to reduce the-freight ratea to and from Sanford and the flrat atop will t* to make this city a baaing point, thereby inducing.wholesale houses to locate here and make Sanford the peateat ahipplng center .In middle florida. # « Thu recent cold that prevailed over tho north, coat and west played havoc with vegetable* and fruit* but" Florida .was practically untouched. Sanford section never felt the cold and the growers were wanting just auch cold weather to put the finish-, ing touches on the early lotturo. -V A Washington special goes into do*-' JPi tails as to the effect of the cold spell in other sections. A bulletin bureau says practically no harm to fallsown grain was reported and the damage to cotton was slight, but in California tomatoes were a total iosa and truck suffered except in a few Bectioha. .. That Sanford should have much better rates has long been known by those connected with the railroads tnd ateamshlpa and the ahlppera of this city. That Sanford will paver jet cheaper rates unless we get the rinrerted action is also a well known truth and the concerted action will come from the Sanford '^Board of ' Trade, composed of nearly/,Jour hun­ dred members, representing overy walk of life and every member a live tire working for the beat Interests » ( the city. , Fanford at the head of navigation •q the St. Johns river which will ' soon be the Inland Waterway . through Florida occupies the most strategic position to enforce tho de­ mands for better rates that)- does say city in Florida. In the early days tho transportation rates were cheaper and there was no railroad competition and tho joke of the ^(ransporution companies in this day la that they cannot reduce the rates and tho Clydo Line does not seem to make any material differ eote in the said rates. What the Clyde Line and the railroads need to bring them to timo is dnot|ier line on the river—an independent line of steamers operated by. the bpsiuess men of this section o f florida and that this line will be operated is •foretone conclusion unless tho rates are reduced. Tho following from •Jacksonville Dixie tells of the cnrly dayl of ateamhoating and calis at­ tention to the fact that rates aro hither now than they "were in the early days of no rajlway competi­ tion: • The cold spreud southward from Aluska on' November 10, driving . temperatures in the Rocky Moun­ tain states down to new low murks, and during the week following mus­ ing freezing weather and frlsts all tho way south and east to southern Florida. “ While a large part of the BWcot potato yield has been harvested In .Mississippi,” says tho bulletin, . there wus much injury to the un* harvestedt and vines were reported killed in some other sections of the south. White potatoes wero slightlydamaged in. Louisiana. . •, :i IK “ The first steamboat lino inaugu­ rated between Jacksonville and New Yotk was by the^Clyd*. Lino, the "" Ant vessel being the Cherokee, which H jrritfcd -bar® in - .188fl-*mJ~WfiTfTr Jrored a gala occasion,*' many leadiEt Jacksonville people - going to Charleston and accompanying the ™*«i to thia city. E THE PEOPLE T H E P E O P LE . It is strange indeed that river transportation has been so greatly traced, when the rater were cheap«.tban at present. Even after the A. C. L. had, as the old Plant SysPenetrated to the southern •♦ctions, it was tho steamboat* that “ rnfd most of the passengers. Competition was lively; and boat *nd railroad solicitor* were buay at hotels. The scenes of greatest activity were at Hogan street and tb* railroad wharves. In those days there was no rail'ommiulon and the freight •lea then on certain commodities Wfr* much lower than now. transportation S.EMINOLE COUNTY “ Cabbage; turnips and coltardle** ' cupcd'injury in most.of Georgia and Alabama, but in Louisiana young cabbage . plants, beets and ifettute will be a 60 per cent loss, while hardy vegetables in Texas suffered « * - f a r *outh-as -Corpus “ ChTtllL In California severe injury to truck oc­ curred in all save a few sections, but. celery in tho Deltn district was mostly unjiyrt. In Georgia, Louisi­ ana and other states seed beds and murlf truck in (folds were saved through timely warnings. ARE Having been buuntifnlly mippIlKl from Xitturo’s sl6rehouse wkfi“ e v c ^ flint mafces’T.lfc Worth Living and yet our material and spiritual welfare, our prosperity and health and wealth are the considerations that call for a pause In our dally thsks to give praise and thanksgiving to Him who has made possible this glad Thanksgiving time. Therefore the following resolutions are endorsed by the people: W H E R E A S , America occupies the position of safety, protection, nopularity and .wealth and is paramount among the nations of the earth while the world is at war and under the safe and sane ad­ ministration of Woodrow Wilson we are assured of a continuance o f peace and prosperity and W H E R E A S , Florida and Seminole County in particular occupies a high plftce in the midst of this outpouring of many blessings and the future seems bright for many years to come, therefore be it jf. WM £ notable occasion, and the I’JrctM being .assured, several other ships were added to the line. ,n 1880 f^ c r OF There seems tp hgvo been but ittle damage to fruit in the south. Citrus fru^ in Texas stood the freeze well, save in u few more northern sections, where about hklf the crop was lost. utsuma orange tree* seem, hurt in Mississippi, but practl ally unhyrt in Alabama. In Florida the cold was rather bene­ ficial to citrus fruit, im proving color and shipping qualities. R E SO LV E D , T h a t we the people of Seminole’ living-in one of the most favored sections of the United States forget all differences, all business affairs, all sorrows and troubles and on.Thureday November 30th give thanks for the* manifold blessings that have been showered upon us and be it fur­ ther • ’ " ~ * . ' • ' * * R E SO LV E D , that each one of us do hereby, pledge ourselves to greater and renewed efforts dur­ ing the coming year, that we may enjoy the mnterial and spiritual blessings that come from the whole hearted effort to live as good and useful citizens. And while celebrating this bounteous season let us invi e the world to come in and enjoy this grand country, in which we have prepared a place for them and Seminole welcomes the world with a feeling that in this county they need have no fears for the future. Thus, this day we send forth this greeting, strong in the belief that we are favored among alothers in the greatest nation on earth. T H E PE O P LE OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , By The Sanford Herald.- on * thin* J0h"* riVW W“ tho ,,velI“ t r we had In commerce. Every *,0m the St. Johns river de- t&rOmA ° n rlb* r transportation, but ” “ ro*da (;sme and drove the busiOeaa , „ y " I n California citrus fruit in Tu- ' are county was somewhat damaged, and half tho young trees near D avis were ruined; but in other parts of the state the damage to cit­ rus ‘ f uit was negligible. Table graoes in California are practically an entire loss, and unpicked .olives were much hurt, but can. still bo used for oil." Sanforqa, Florida, Novem ber 28th, 1916. 1880 eighteen splendid steamers uasd between this city and »nd every vessel w u . crowd- I S * lth P“ wngers and freight. to IM a Wn° re*I^eiI from 1880 itea* « roln«nib«r the beautiful ®*n*vv f ? d<rlck DeBarry, H. T. City^f o* \ka,. City °* Jlc,“ onvUle, 8Jlr«te)#o 7 d’ E,l“ H * nco*. John X e l . ,, ®yU v " ° ‘ ! n» B , Plant, some tw enty five bond buyers hero bidding for the $46,000 6 H refund­ ing bonds advertised to be sold. D“ , *n *IW ■They were ‘sold to Field & Richard­ son Co., o f Chicago at par and qc*. B*n 7 r',r? ?*By *!>• H . T . crued interest and n- premium of g y a r which ran 2 ‘ . ^ n v n T e - a n d Palatks, S A L E Y E S T E R D A Y G AVE B E S T I9958.00: This is a good figure, for in other words the- bonds sold for P R IC E O F R E C E N T $1,07878, being the highest price uvel; , nl y hr vj ? w * * YE AR S paid for city bonds in rscent years. The bond trustees elected at the 4« * —' V i i ' T - •_UMlIj wants Sanford city recent election are A. R. Key, B. F. W hltneF a’fMl1 O; L. T a y lo h ' • f most be good if thh'JrtYa b Our local tlaAks were, right on the or them yttierd a y’ ie any Dmeter tit vahBAi‘*1fc8r ’ there were job'and their bids were as follows: ■r-ai*nur CITY BONDS ABOVE PAR IN DEMAND -r . 'irst National jo in t bove par and $100 r ‘ Seminole bid,’ $2671 for fees. The • - Peoples Bank . bid $2939.00 and $100 fo r fees. There were tw en ty was . five straight bonds. DIRECTORS ELECTED FOR COUNTY FAIR yesterday demonstrates that the Death of Mrs. J. F. Ariel Mrs. J. F. Ariel died at her home on the west side lest Saturday after a short illness and wan buried Sun­ day with her young infant wboae ushering , into the world caused her death. T h e funeral occurred from the late residence on the west side lost ' Sunday afternoon at tw o o'clock, . R ev. Arthur Peck of the Episcopal church officiating. Interm ent was N IG H T m ade in Lakeview cemeter . BIG M E E T IN G - L A S T ASSURES S E M IN O L E The number of hj^yers here C O U N T Y F A IR bids with four bids for 6 per cent Considerable dttmaga to seed cano occurered in Georgia and Florida, but the injured canu remains usablti for syrup. In Louisiana the seed cane was mostly saved through warnings, but other cane, through' generally winrowed, suffered, nq harm. Sorghum was mostly killed and sugar, cane damaged in Texas, and the uncut c.Tnc in .Mississippi wus nuch damaged.'. “ Truck in northern Carolina was killed and most tender truck in northern and western Louisiana, Tcxns and other southerp states was killed, while in California toma­ toes were an entire loss. linens and lettuoo were somewhat damaged in the coastal nlsln portion _nf South— -----1 Carolina and Georgia. The jBeminole county F air la fast bond markets are steady and th a t (Assuming shape under the skillful •the Inftstors ljaye plenty, of moneyj **9 their rt; In. this gryst work and the and are looking for safe inveatraenytA directors werf^leptud at a Mg meetitfaiibe south. r (Continued on page 6) fevr, T h e death of Mrs. Ariel has cast a skdness over the com munity where ' •he has resided for many years. H er goirig leaves a husband anil three childfiri tb mourn the loss of a devoted mother and sHf* uh'n<f the k w M U sympathy of oil lie extended to them in their bereavement. �■yen'm?* Smfe, PAGE EIGHT THE SANFORD HERALD forember 24, D ig COAST CANAL ASS’N BIG MEET * Continued Fron Page One ’ ___ ‘ • " Chit-Chat of the Play Houses In Sanford r centered midway o f **the festal adornnrtent was a miniature canal with shipping craft a-tail upon it, the sur­ face life-like with water fowl and (Charles R a y ) Is in love~with Kosa--.|dst to show him how unworthy she “ Honor Thy N a m e " kindred appropriateness. Frank Keenan, Charles Ray and lee Carey, a distant cousin, and the is. Then It develops that V iola is A t election of oflleers time, the Louise Glaum are to be seen in prospective match is thoroughly a c -, the daughter of Rosita. and all o f chairman of committee on time and ceptable to Rodney’s parents. Then her mother's desire for revenge “ Honor T h y N a m e," Triangle^Ince Viola wins Rodney place stated that he had redeved no play, to be seen a t 't h e L yric T o ­ the Colonel sends his son to New comes back. .York to the university. There Rod- back, and after a drunken spree he invitation from any locality for the night . ney falls into bad company and finds -that he has married. .her. She meeting of. Aha coining year. Sem­ “ Honor Y h j) N a m e"gja j>thji story presently —I s 1 introduced to Viola makes him take her to his father’ s inole's representative was promptly "S' father's sacrifice to save his son. Bretagne Louise Glaum), a cabaret house ' There ^ho declines to accept upon h{s feet with an earnest and Colonel Slocum Castleton (Frank dancer. She. realizing he is a young the father’s cash terms for final well put invite that the Association Hecnsn) was a gay blade in bia day, man of considerable means spreads settlement and t h e ’ old man deter- come to Sanford Tor its next Annual. and one of his flames had been the her net to catch him, and very soon ’ mines on a way to get rid of her that Hon. Frank W. Baker, known and celebrated opera singer Rosita. 'But, after Rddncy writes home to his ?is one of the most tcrdble, but with- well liked in Snnford, having been one night returning to his apartment father that he is going to marry " t h e 'a ! one of the most thrilling series of elected president, offered the sug­ be>bsd found her with another man Sweetest little girl in New Y o r k " [scenes ever shown upon the screen. gestion that inasmuch as the Atlan­ and promptly dropped her tic Deeper W aterways Association Lyric Tonight .. . , .. The old man at once comes t o , __ _ _ ___________„ is to hold its 1917 Annual in Miami, N ow he is a respected southern j it would he economy to have this gentleman, livin g quietly with his ' N ew \ork and, sprucing hirrself up “ The Years o f Ihc Locust" association meet there at the name w ife and son- Rodney, Rodneyr takes the girl away from R od n ey' "T h e Years of the Locust," some­ time. This was adopted, but it was thing extraordinary. made clear that Sanford's invitation A,t last F an n ie^ Ward,fc". brilliant being renewed ' f o r . the next after Lasky stars who is noted in two Miami, the association fully recog­ hemispheres as being (he best dressed actress on the stage has nized the force of M r. Woodruff's ample opportunity to display some logic that the vfery heat thing for our of her famous wardrobe, in the waterway interests that could hap­ Jesse L. Lasky production of "T h e pen would bo for the association Years of the Locust” , which will be people t<) visit us, see the St. Johns, seen at the Star M onday, beginning the lay of things in general, gain with morning negligees, street cos- some idea pf the vast section.to be 'turney, afternoon gowynw, tea got^ps. henefltted by* the river route, touch ■ b ill govrns, opera cloaks, driving shoulders with us arid* more fully furs, cilnning frocks and even a cute what and how much we cag'accom ­ little riding habit, follow each other plish l»y a united pull for a water­ in quick succession, nnd all of them way, through Jacksonville to Miami j the latest conceptions of the prin- and K ey West along the natrual, : cipnl Parisian modiste*. In the cast atonic and commercially important . fupportii.g Mists Ward in this grip- St. Johns V | M AR G AR ET CLARK < OMINCH TO TH E STAR »N "M IS S GEORGE W A S H IN G T O N ". - V V ▼ V 'V V T W W v w ■'//v y w m ' y y -------------- , v y/ V v • « v w m m y #// 'HWv\A wy ■'/£/ | a ' -A'/ M I B a il W v 'i/v •// 81 LWTwYTWRtT yI rC! THEATRE .B c s t-o f-M u s ic F o r I« o v e r » o f M u s i c a a Name' - Friday—Triangle D a y —'H onor featuring Frank Keenan nnd Charles^ Ray, "T h e G i[l and the Mummy." 'Sktunlayw-"Tho, Girl From Frisco," ‘ .The Honey­ moon Car.” y‘ AnimateiW4aws.” Third Chapter of "L ib e rty " VV \ Mrtmlay—"In to ~ The "Norihla rid7' *|Ix)vc and Duty,” "International News." Tuesday—“ The Devil's Needle,!’ featuring Nor­ ma Taimadge, Tenth Chapter of "G loria’s Ro­ mance" featuring Billie Burke.. Wednesday—“ A I-e-son from Life." “ When Two Plays a Game," Keystone Cofnedy. C o m in g — T h q P ic tu re . W o r ld S c r ie s B a se B all For R e n t-S u ite of three r ^ 7 furnished or unfurnished. 109 w ' First St., Hynes Bldg. t 28.3tn* For Rent— T w i f u r i U s h e T ^ : at 200 M yrtle av'bnue. Corner t AH Loeal Advertisements Under This (leading T H R E E C E N T S a ond St. Enquire M iller’s Bakery. * Line For Each Insertion. Minimum ________________li_________~ 25-tf. Charge 25 Cents. _____ FO R R E N T —Two FurniihwJ vRooma-Hftfcand Cold Water In answering an advertisement Address Z care Herald., 20tf where no name is mentioned in the ad, please do not ask The Herald , For ITent-r Several nice offle.. for information as to the identity of foorns over Yowell’s. Enquire N. p the advertiser. Usually we do not Yow .n L Co. 32-tf know who .the advertiser Is and if we do we are not allowed) to give For Rent 708 Park avenue. Enout this information. Simply writs quire of H. C. DuBoae, First and a letter and**address t it as per in­ P?rk avenue; 43.^ structions in the ad. W ANTED FOR SALE For Sale— 1915 Overland; 1915. Ford Roadster; 1914 Ford 6 Passen­ ger. All in good condition. Real bargains. Good terms. Quick sales, Small profits. Seminole County Garage. 2£-4tc W anted— By man of experience position as night watchman. Apply Herald Office for B. J. Port. 28-2tp nexlftar*' power, 8 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. First class condition, Sanford Mach­ ine & Garage Co. 93-tf PROGRAM A T THE STAR LE T US 8 H O W YOU pile remedy that i« different fro^j For Sale— Nearly new adding ma chine. 93S.00. Western U n io n .' 1-tf usit n r m s p h i -ukes ir nirrr'R PICTI Bia »ERK MARK Friday— Paramount presents Mae Murray, fri "T h e Plow Girl."*.HQ Saturday— The tripnle program day. Malcolm Dun­ can and Anna Q. Nelson in "T h e Scarlet Road," also two chapters of "T h e Secret of the Subma­ rine.” ; Mondsy— Paramount presents the fascinating Fan­ nie Ward in “ Ths Years of the Locust."----- — — C o m in g — M a r g a r e t C la rk In ' " M is s G e o r g e W a a n in g to n .’ V CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Would exchange two houses ami iota in New Smyrna. Florida, for Sanford cjty or country property. Worth investigating. J.' 0. Packard! ackard, Sanford, Florida. 37-2tc For Sale— 5 acre truck farm, half cleared, splendid land, well located, Wanted to sell your property. If only $1,000.00. J. O. Packard, San­ its for sale tell me about It and let ford, Florida. 27-2tc me help you. J. O. Packard. SxnXoriL-Florida. ° 7-°tr F o r'S a le — 5 acre lruck- *farm wTUT •• * ^ three tiled and being farmed. A Wanted— About (>5.000 lettuce good one nnd only $1500.00. Terms plants suitable for setting next week. too; J. O. Packard, Sanford, Flu. J. O. Packard, Sanford, Fla. 27-2tc Wanted—T o hire 100 acres of If others have failed to sell your cleared land suitable for trucking, in property lot me try it. i l l do my one or several pprcwls« hot near San­ Adjournment of tho Florida East I ing story are Jack Dean, Walter best at. it- and- prospect looks goo'd. ford. Address P. O. Bok I i>l5, San­ 1 oniri Charles Ogle alid a number of Coast Canal Association was follow­ J. O. Packard, Sanford, Florida. ed by a cordial invitation from Palm ethers. ford. 27-2tp Beach Hoard of Trade by Secretary Wanted— 1 T o rent a small farm Biggnrs to our representative to nt.. , . „ . ... 1 For Salo— 10 acre truck farm, close to city with house and out end on Saturday the Growers Mar- 5Jj arrc4 under cultivation for seven buildings.’ H. M. Buchanan, 9lb kr.mg Convention in that city. ItJyears. three acres tiled with best Park avenue. 27-2tp seemed politic to do so and tho in- milterUIi 0RC „pUnAld well. About vitation was accordingly accepted. , 4 , , m ik, from ganford. For quirk Largest postcard ofTer ever adver­ At thi< gathering, Messrs. C. E. saje wjj| ta^,c J2000.00 and make tised. Send 10c for 25 assorted post*1 Bassett and ^ c lis A. Sherman fromi ternis. Eaiily worth a thousand curds. T h e - Rochester Exchange, the Office of Markets, Washington. mon, J. O. Parknrd, Sanford, Fla IG7 W. Main St., Rochester. N. Y. w ho had been arranged with f o r ! . -’ 7-1tp their presetlce, gave most instrur- -----tive, practical, and hel|)ful informal For Sale ) l acre truck farm in-j Wanted—Ship us. ypur oranges. tion. Space scarecely admits of de- [ aide of rity limits of Sanford, bean ! grapefruit, tangerines,pineapple and tails here and fit this time, but wv cleared and fermrd for seven years! other fruits andvegetables. Highwill state that Mr. WoodryfT brought but not yet tiled. Well fenced, one est prices obtained. Prompt'returns. home with him a fund of marketing ; good well. Would make a line lot Georgia Produce Company, Macon, Intelligence as to what is in process subdivision. Bnrgnin price. Terms, Georgia. * 2C-20-tp of organization, which when perfect- if wanted. J. O. Puckard, Sanford, ed promises, grrat helpfulness to Fioridn. •. 27-2tc • Wanted— Lady wishes position u those trucker, farmers and fruit ------------------------------------------------- stenographer. Work will please. growers who get in touch with same. I For Sale— 3,000,000 cabbage and Box 1052, Sanford. 16-tI Mae. Murry ^n “ The Plow Girl" Mr. Bassett was especially requested j Big Boston lettuce, plants Cabbage, Tonight at the Star* to come to Sanford nnd explain to ! Wakefield, Early Flat Dutch, Early j Lost— Horse disappeared from lot our growers the government plan o f ! Summer, all from best seed. $1.00; in Crescent Cjty on Wednesday « n^ t! 2 — * L .. .It a 1 . —a \f LA — ( 2m I nta .. f in Ann nl*!,* f Color, 1„! > at Lyric Tonight <rT v ' steel roan, mire, cooperation in the distribution ___ nnd1 n per-M-, 60c per IM. in lots of 10,000. night. 1 The joys of picture acting were adequate realization of proper price CnsK with order. J. It. Davis, Bar weight about 800 pounds. > Owner experienced by Frank Keenan and in the marketing of our products, j tow, Fla. *• • 26-6t;» • will pay reasonable reward for in­ ! Louise Glaum in "H o n o r T h y Name’ and he assured our representative j formation leading to recovery. S. latest Triapgle-Ince, when they rode that he would, if his chief permits, j For Sale—Strawberry plants, $2.00 Mullens, Crescent City, Fla. 27-2p ; behind a runaway team, winding up I „ p 0n application from us, certainly I P®r thousand F. O. B. Lake Mary! Found— A purse containing some with a dash over a cliff in which do so. It would be of infinite value Pcrin». Lake Mary, Ha money. Owner, may have same, by both were supposedly killed. A1 to every grower in the Snnford sec­ 25-4 tp describing property, and paying for they really got' was a few sprains, a tion, if all could hear and art upon For Sale— Fin'o horso nnd buggy. this ad. Dr. T . A. Neal. 28-2te couple -dozen..bruises and vqrious the plan proposed, and should Mr. i rips and tears in their attire. Lyric Bassett come, every one must make Inquire at W. O. Green’s Blackl>ETA«TVENT O r T l l f IMKRIOR , , ,, smith Shop, corner 3rd St. and Saol Tonight U. 8 . L 40I O fflce .A l — it a point to let nothing provent, h?s jord Ave. 22-Stc.— -------— Nov. II. 1910. being jn attendoncc_lQ-iiear-th>-in-( — ♦ -------i.’otlre it In * y ilvrn th»t WlllUa J. I ■ IM» - H ----------------T h r - S r * T t e r t t 0 I 1 I ~ formation he is able ;to Impart. F o r Sale— Two— v ery.—.dasirahlo Liui* *1 0 »U«*. !>»•., Midi lloratflUid Knlrjr. No. OISOIJ. y j A New..Years E ve in a Broadway I Tt will interest W aterw ay enthuai-'"^luilding lots in Sanford Heights, N W q of NKI4, Section »S. Towniklo XI L Rani* II K.. Tallftaaivc Muldlaa. ka cabaret palace is n' featuVe^and n re asts to stato that a plan which seems Nos. 73 and 74. __ W ill sell for $200 eird nolle* of inlinllan lo mil* Thr**-jrt*r Proof lo rclnbliah claim to tb« land ab*va markable Btenc in "T h e Srarle; feasible and may verv possibly be cacl* or 'If takentogether will make detenbed, befor* Hark Circuit .Court, *t lower prire on the two lots. Apply ! Road*" n George Kieine photodrama worked out is the forming of an Sanford. Fioridn, en lha XSlh day af U*S * released through Kleine-Edison fea In tra Coastal W aterway District, to the Farmer* & Merchants' Bank, etmbar, (Sit. - SMIoy Jurnlxan of Wlatir Park. Fla. ^( turca to be shown n^ the Sj^ar Th e, jaharo •by—a -fu n d could~rbo railed Headland,-Ata.►. W. Chubb of Winter Intk. Fla. HtTC'SaiUTaiY! iTTrequIred the serk which doubtless would be encour­ Iltnry Brown of 0»l*fo, Fla. For Sale ' — Modern nine room S M. Wood, of g T " ' :p A T O vice of about 600 peraons for this aged and supplemented by the Gov­ house and three lots on Oak i avenue R*I Iftar. "s e t" in \VThe Scarlet R oa d " and ernment, and thus desired improve­ 2&-Tuta & Frl-IOIc _____ H alf cash, balance at six per cent. the result is faithful accurate por­ ments might be anticipated and real­ E. L. Marshall, St. Charles, III., or Ileparimcal *f Ik* Inlrrta* ' trayal of jus! about what transpires ized, in 'the much nearer future. . U. 8. l^nd 0 «e* at OalaaavOto, FU* phono 90-J, Sanford. 23-Stp • Otl. 1I,-ISI**— at lomo of these palatial places on » A t all events, we are glad to note Nolle# la h*t*by flvcn thal K"*****J that particular night each year. The that W aterway prospects • at the For Sale— Kentucxy tiorse with nu.h ol C.en*va, Ha., who on Oftabw JJ* IStl, mail* llOme.lead Entry. stylishly gowned women and cor­ present time appear brighter than at buggy, saddle and two rets of har­ Jor oVrlhcnat <uartrr, SeelKn \ T«*** »*'» rectly attired men are apparently any. period since agitation of thia in­ ness. Apply Cecil Gajibctt, 'North -'I hcuik. Hr-c* * e»;t, iliilan, baa b}SJ n»U.a Flv* year proof to *rtnbllak ejalm U US. having the "tim e of a life " at their estimable advantage assumed the French avenue. . 15-tf land abov* .iM.rlSed. RlSf* C-lwk of Op festivities and a spectator can al­ lively proportions of the past two o r ( cull Court, at Sanford. Kloilda, ot lb# IBJ Cheap fo r’ Cash— Second hand day of t)er*mb«r, ! l l t most imagine (tearing the pop If the more years. name, aa nllMtMfi rubber tire top buggy. -A t store of , Claimant chnrtipagn* corks and strains of the llnmer Nlfholaon of - ktl»ell» Taylor of O*«•»». Fljwo.* J. E. Pace. 1’4-tf music, so realistic is the picture. Edward KUbMtof. OeMva^ n ^ | i Sheepdogs Untaxed. For Sale— Heavy double buggy, ? ” " * ■ E- " M T O y Sheepdogs ore tree from tax In the Mabel Taliaferro Starred In "T h e United Kingdom. , Platform springs, canopy top, leather f I9-Tuea * Frl-IOte Dawn of Love” cushions. Could be made a delivery Mabel Taliaferro, one of tho most n ria rle***! • ( lb* lol*»tor wagon. Sanford Wagon Works. Dally Thought. tt. s. land Cffuo .1 popular actresses in this country, 23-tf All philosophy lies In two words, one o f the most versatile "sustain’* ami "abstain."— Epictetus. Nolle*, I. hereby fl>.« ‘ l'*' « For Sale— One International track. filly.rd of AP.se one* FpHrr*. H>., J • nnd gifted qrtW lts, will be the featu l>ccamb*r >r IS, 16II. sXU al Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ No. wo. osm UKf76.. for K *l •• *?V 1 attraction here at the Star on Tues­ NEH. s«.t on ' 0*,n,hlpk. : 1.iVj .oU<* ■ ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. SO E. Tallahaa*** kferldlas. Ml fly .fiT C day in the stellar role of " T h e Dawn ol IslonUcn to Wak* t.,,r,|k«d. 7-tf of LoVe," a flvo part M etro wonder•aUbllab llam t*.»ba land »bov. ■for* CUrk Circuit c °-ur*V * A*I*play. T h e story was written espec­ orlda, on tfo-Mtb dar of For Sale— Good young mule. Can ially for Miss Taliaferro by ChanClaimant namao .• Jl,,,r*r“ h .Ida ■« -'1 be seen at Rex Packard’s, West J. H. I'ooalcy sTMalUaod. M 4J ning Pollock and Rennold W o lf, two j . j . P ir k . o n o r ; i^ n i* o o < > . n « ^ * Side. 25-tf W. IT. Ward of .L **«*^ 4 lJjI m Flarfi of the foremost dramatists on Broad*" c - »— «• AAoBXRT w n ^ ’ia. $ way who are now turning their tal­ For Sale— Marine motor, 18 horseents to the screen. Miss Taliaferro is surrounded by an unu/ually strong cast. The scenes of "T h e Dawn of wk would For R e n t- O n December l , t| coah fortably furnished room In pru t* family,' In ddwntown district M *? eratd rant. Gentleman p ^ f* r<T Address P. O. B o* 1084. 25-tfc For Sale — Hup Runabout, re­ built, $100. Schelle Manis, C ity. 6-ti •.F O R R E N T p il e smuggler's rave along the coast. Edvrfn Carewe, who directed the production, topk the M etro com­ pany of playereTd Maine,"where the feature was photographed with a cor­ rect and realistic background. REMEDY* U used both externally • ty. Lyric Satarday Guaranteed to give For R en t— Two 'or three rootas any form bf pile* or m0 furnished or unfurnished. Good lo­ ed. 8old only by us, 60< cation. Address P. O. Box 1247. R. C. Bower. 27-1 be j �THE SANFORD HfeRALD PAGE BIX l a Coail *f C otn lf J a l ( i , Mcmlaolc ('o in 'r Stale or Flail a Rot at r ol i Jim -n(< Glam __ Notiro U hiratiy gUrr.-'to all -arh'm It fray cor<am, that on tha llt h day ol M a r t i, A. 1). 1917, I shall apply to tha Haoorabla Judea ol aald ('ourt. a» Judea o( 1 ‘rohata, lor my final dDrharga aa Executor mi tha aitot* ol Ml** Jlmmia Ilian, d»(*a>ad;. . and tha at I ha oama tlma 1 will ptairnl my final accoutta aa Kiecutur Pi Mid a*tata, • t o aak for tbrii appiatal. X>atad Kept. iOlh. A. I>. I9I«. • F. r. .FORSTER. Eaartilor. 10— 9-2*. I0-JC, 11^1, U S*. |.||, 2-13 sx.ltna the rleht, franckltoa and privllagoa to buUd, construct, maintain, operate and conduct a railroad, to bo operated by any i motlv* power other than Meant, throueh. along, oval', upon and acroaa tha (treat*. • venue* and alley* ol the city ol Hanford, AN O R D IN A N C E •Florida, aa follow*: Mallonvill* avenue from lie southern ter.Or ant In* to tha Contra! Vlorfda Interurban Itaflway Company, a corporation or- minua at the aouthrra corporate limit* to ■ anliad under tha daw* ol tha atata ol Flor- Fourteenth atrea). Fourteenth atreat from Ida, It* successors and aaolena, certain Mallonvill* avenue to Cypraaa avanua, Cyrl*hta, franchises and privilege* within tha prraa avenue from Fourteenth atraot to lafia c rporat* limit* ol the city ol Hanford. Monro*. Water atraot from n o * avanua to Sanford Florida. ___ . _ avanua, ____ Hanford avenue from Water „ __ atraot ko Commarrial atraot. Commercial n* frofn Hanford at.nuo to Palmetto aveCouncil of-the city of Hanlord, Florida; rnu*. ralmrttn avenu* from Commercial Section 1. That authority It hereby arret to tha Clyde' Mn* dock and wharf, (Ivan, granted and convoyed unto tha Cen­ together with the rjtlll to build a switch at tral Florida Intarurban Railway Company. tha 1nrar(Vftfbn of Palmetto avanua and \Z cat pot at ten orranfTTd mttdar TEa Iowa of Commercial atreat. 1* atato of Florida, Ita auccaaaora and Authority la hereby given, granted and conveyed to the Central Florida loterurban Hallway Campary, It* aurceaaor* and a*■algna, to build, ronatrucl, maintain, operate ■and conduct a dock and wharf upon, along, through, over and agfoaa Cypreaa avenue, aa extended. i*>a t-akw-Mawrww:—rb --ttla' hfrortherti corporate limit*, togather with the right 9* make fill* and cut* to a grade estab­ lished by tha city of Sanlotd. lor aajd Cypreaa avenue, and to build or (ay a road­ way to Ih* northern end ol aald dock, aald roadway to be built of auch material aa tha grantee herein named, Ita successor* and ejMlgn* may deem advisable and aufflriant, and aald roadway to be ire* and open to tha cllfaena ol ^anford for Ingreta and agraaa to and from aald dock and wharf. LEGAL ADVERTISING jl by.,J,# «*I"' ""i1 C1‘r it>a*t Want A ds- Bring_ Results £ Sanford Vulcanizing Works E. W. D IC K SO N P H O N E 67 SANFORD, FLA AU TO A N D M O T O R CYCLE T IR E S AN D TUBES R A PA IR E D Retreading a specialty, either band or built *up, non skid or plain tread.*' Orders filled Tor any T ire or Tube, sold on the market. Accessories on hand or supplied on short notice. All Repair Work Guaranteed. 'ly * Free Air At The Curb ^fA't^wucw-jarvr.rv. O Why We SaveYou Money m Hc- amr- of our lliirly year* of cx[uvsrn*t; in t*M i n f o r » i (i 'IVcM i. tni'lc, ami l»e*-a«»o of apfrnriiit rtjtl am! tx.tlrr j ',-'J fuitirfir*, Hml low frrirlit wegaw ytHl iitoory Op I 3 luy.xrain. frctl and Hour, i;iuruute»)l the 1 r*t. / ! Ilira iv of nicvlcm niai-liir.cry tscry anti proximity to l>cxt »l f a u p ; bo\i cralc tindvr.me m -11 In-.vt nualilv or.uis;«; bovr*. fruit anti vrsrlable cratra nt rc.i-in.tblt l«? pri-wc*. T o prove our cla ima w rite for pfkeJIali. • V & r. W. A. Merryday Company Palatka, Florida Tankage ♦ie-VSi v-.Y- (B lo o d a n d B o n e ) Guaiantccd Analysis Acirm-r v .......................t ' . Tvtxl ihox -:i>. i; Av*ri • .. iI ’ur^, COolv . c u llin g Ihe c fx 't in e J . ’ l >t i shewn ab 'a : f Irr •i •1- £ r. j-urs |; ;.r?r «rc<l with Hficn:"’*.* .. c-xtxacy \>y ci* 1 . ■\ • * |- t-mf, r.vrc* Delicti proftsliy ric)t i" Cl'Vf availhlilc. r n c u ra l plant A food, lists well, and is t!;c- finest known soil builder. As **Blood A none,’* Armour T-nkage lus b’ccn • familiar to every grower for over .10 years* — more than lOO.tJCO tons have actually been-used. Many grow ers who temporarily prc/cr m»goods, r.re wisely turning again t</ lids staml;'t<! material o f mtgt'^'iionccl crop-miking value. Get prices from our neare.t A g e n t ami write cydxj a/. i T c r t U i z e r W J a c k s o n v ille , F la . ork S ' One - Experience Convinced Me of its Value “ O n e o f ou r sales­ m en dem onstrated th t value o f the L o n g D it » tance T e le p h o n e to ufc H e was at H u n ts v ille A la ., and upon h is o w * r e s p o n s ib ility p u t ift L o n g Distance calls for fifteen merchants within ft radius o f several hundred miles. of * “ In less than on e hour he had sold 2100 barreU flo u r at a total cost to us o f less than six dollars* “ Since then we have applied the L o n g Distance B ell T e le p h o n e to every feature o f ou r business with most profitable results. T h e service is fine, the rates are reasonable and there is m ore satisfactio* iii one Long D istance T e le p h o n e talk than in hall ! a dozen^~ letters” • gpea—*4 9 "^ * •1"**. SOUTHERN BELL TP#EPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Authority la ala > hereby given,- granted and conveyed In tha Central Florida Intarurban Hallway Company,- Ita aurreeaor* and aaalgtia to build, ronatrucl, maintain, oper­ ate and conduct a dock and wharf, or (dock* and .wharvea), nnrth of Water atgaat be­ tween lln* avanua and Cypreaa Avaaua, with roadway or roadway* to tha northern corporal* limit*, upon ta* aamo condition! and under tha aame reatrirtiona and raaarvatlona- aa ta hareinbefor* or hereinafter provided for tho building, eonatrurting. maintaining, operating and conducting of tho dock, wharl and roadway at the foot of Cypreaa avenue, eating and parenting that the privilege* granted herein ahall be aierciven in a aubatantial manner within five year* from the date ol the approval of thia ordinance, unleaa the city council, loc sufflrlcnt rauae shown ahall'extend the lima for the building and rnnatrurllng the dockv and wharves herein provided for, and a fail­ ure to build and ronatrucl auch docks and wharvea, cr a aubatantial portion lharaof within auch Hr*, year*, or auch additional time aa may be granted, shall constitute breach of-this'paragraph of th!i ordinance and w?>rk a forfeiture of the. privileges grantrd In It. _ The Central Florida i.tcrurbsn Hallway Company. npany. Ita Its aurrauware successors and amlgna'lt here­ by glv.n all the right*, Uxes and prlvllegr* pertalrlng to such dock and wharf, o: dock* and wharves, for the convenient transpor­ tation of paaaenger* and freight to and from ita said railroad and boat*, vrasals and watercraft,. , - • ' Section 2. That the authority, right* and privileges riven, graipid and conveyed in fbr prrrtitln* section, to the Central Floi| Ida loterurban Hallway Company, it* suc­ cessors anil assign* shall coos'llple a Iranohi«e -for the building, constructing, maln|tail log operating ami ronduetir.g xai.l tailload, dock* and wharvea, for a period ol : Thirty >»ar* Irpm the date of the approval of thit oidlnsnre, and the city of Sanford, j Florida, hereby reserve* the right, at the lend of au/h period, to purchase and lake ' ovec all or any portion of aald railroad, docka and wharves, nrd other properties used in connection therewith, within the •aid city of Sanford.'Florida, at a valuation to b« fixed by arbitration v* I* now provided by law, or a* may be hereinafter provided, and tha said grantee, it* surrrMorm and atalgna, in areeptlng the benefit* of thl* or­ dinance, ahall be deemed and held to hava assented and given It* content, to the provl-lons herein contained. Nwcmbcr 24, isn stale of Florida, tha service of a subpoena upon takom would tlnd you Ita aald Sua L. Mima and.Faytnn V. Mima And It appearing Iron aald affidavit that you and each uf you era aver thy aga of twenty on* yaoro; , Therefor*, It la oidrrad that you,' Suo I#. Mima and I’eyton V. Mims, appear to.lha above antitied causa on or before the 4th day of-Dartmber' 1918. or th* bill of com­ plaint in raid causa wilt b* taken at confiwa.'d agi Inst both ot vou. I la further otdarad th ’ ' thla order b* publlihad In tkr Ha ford Hat aid, a news­ paper publish*! In ami ol • county, *Hot> Ida. onta a weak for *lgjit warks. Witness tpy hand '«■ -» 1 FI'OUM, Hav nih Ju lelal Circuit, Hamlnol* county, Florida, on thla tho-29th day of Haptembar, 1918. (••alt K. A. DOUOI.A8S, Clark Circuit Court, Savanth Judicial Circuit, Saminoja Co.. Fla. 12-Frl-I0te Interaectlan of French avenue and Seventh rtrcct. . ■ Be It aadalaad by tha Mayor and City Counrli of 8*nford, Florida: Section t,. That Third street ahall ha graded and paved with vltriAad brlfk from tho Intaraartfon of French avenue and Third street west to tho Intersection of Third atreat and Maple avanua. aald brick pavemeat to be a width of olaa (aat. Section t. That Ststh atraot ahall be graded and paved with vltriAcd brick from tho intaraaclion of Magnolia avanua and Sixth atract raat to tho Intersection of Pal­ metto avanua and Slatb street, said brick pavement to ho a width of nine loot. Section 3. That Seventh atraot ahall bo graded and paved with vlicin.d t.rl.L faeaw tbwrinienMlfOICor-flaV avanua and Seventh atreet weal to tho Intersection of Seventh street and French avenue. Hald brick pave­ ment to be a width of sixteen feat. Section t. That paving of all tha street* Crovided for in the foregoing sections ahall e done In accordance with the plana and spaciftcaliotia therefor, Submitted by tha city sngiaaar at Sanford. Florida; ahd now on file in tb# office "fif th* city clack of Han­ ford, Florida. The paving of aald atreat* shall b* begun within slaty daya from and altar th* Idat* this ordinance skill became effective; but should any property owners owning property abutting on any of aald •treats to be patad as aforesaid, fall within the tlma above -prorided to pava aald street ia front of lhatr respective property. In accordance with the terms of thl* ordinance and with Ihe plana and specification* there­ for, heretofore prepared, aa aforesaid, by th* city engineer; that said work ahall be don* under and by direction of the city of Sanford, and the proportionate coat thereof ahall be asaaaxed againat th* land upon wkl-h said paving shall abutt and the rlty shall hava a lien therefor, enlorclble In Ilk* mapner aa other llapa. SAVE A Section 5. That upon th* fatlur* of any property owner to make (he improvement hereinabove provided for, aald work shall be done by the rity of Hanford, or ahall be let by a rontrart by tha rity of Hanford to tha lowest and most responsible bidder. In accordance with Ihe plana and -aperlflrationa now on Me. with reference lo aald work and two thirds of the coat of such grading, opening, curbing, paving, improving and repairing of said atreet* Item thV date# of the completion of the work shall be a lien, superior lo alt other liens, except only-llaaa for fair* upon Iba lata or property fronting or ahuttlrjc upon the street* hirclnalmv* described ao graded, opened, curbed; Im­ proved or'lepalred and the remaining onethird of a'lch rn.| shall bo paid by tho city of Hanford, Florida. • The estimated e .»t of pax log per *<|uare yard (or tho paxl-tg of the atreet* afore­ said !• 11.30 p«F suuaro yard, and tho r._Jiia*Uxl_u>lal -rw-t-tri tint pgvfng of that I pait of Third i weal .above described |s 1685.00; the eylmalod "total roll cf paving of that part ol flxth atre«t above dca-rlbad i is- $513.00 and the *»tl . atril lcta| Feat of ; paving that |.a*t of Seventh street shove drcrlked la lv'JxS.00. and th* estimated I coat to lot owner* per foot front for pava- J ment on that part of Tid'd •".reef a">ove I do. aaibed- i* 99 1-1 CCM-, and the ra'lma'ed | coat to lot owner- per .foot front for pnv- I inr that |art t( Sixth street shore des­ ert' ed ia 76 cent!, and tho e.tlTMrd coat to lot owners per f t front for pa lifg of that ! part uf Seventh »treet above deac.itied I. ,, » The .pill ealin.atra nf ;ho coat of nald i paving now Ixing on fie in the office of the . city ilrrk of Sanford, Fl trlda. and open to I tiuldic in*;>oCtliin during reasons'lr officr hours for the benefit of fhr public. See;ion G. The city engineer la- hereby I reiiulreif, within* ten dava, • after the ITpit ' pullf-ation o( this ordinance to prenare and tile an eallmata of the amount of t|«nt for au-h paving which the city will clrlm against each nf the lota fronting or abutting upon the streets to he ao paved, which es­ timate ahall bo baaed upon the estimated coat of aald work, and upon th* frontage of lota upon the streets to Ire paved. Heillon 7. Any [jrison owr log any inter­ f.\l The said grante-e herein named, its est in and to said property abutting on that •urre«.ora and •••ign. .hall complete the portion of the streets to lie so paved, aa •aid railroad, with dork and wharf at the hereinabove described, -hail hkve the right I Idol of Cyr»rr*. avenue, with In Ihe city of at toy time within thirty daya after tha j Sanford, with I's connecting line* outride ol filing of said i climates, as aforesaid, with A id el'y, within -two v-ar* Ic m the date the rity dark, to nfraent th* city, deck a of the approval ol this ordinance, and a sworn petition, lo be presented hy him to failure lo an complete auch work anti con- the city council, setting forth that in the -•traction, within such two year*, shall con­ opinion nf the petitioner the estimated cost stitute a breach of this ordinance and work of auch lien upon auch lot la Incorrect, a forfeiture of Ihe franchise hereby granted; showing wherein It ja Incorrect or why It | provided howeter. If the ruction of■ ( will a • ronat I. ..M*..-.. waaa *exceed *' * - -a a asa ap* t IHI iivn"ilt the special benefit ix'tiunig arrruing from »»ltl rAllrnad, dork #nd wharf it drlayrd , th^ work and paving to l»r done in front of ; or hinHrrrd hy univoidtMr r#u*r> I ryond Maid lol. ; « Ih, > **r rrr,nJ; *.h # Secti on S. The <|.y council of Hanford. In ita discretion grant Mich a. d rion.l lln-c Florida .halt after proper no.irr and within •a ll may chooar for the comnlctlon of .aid , h„ l(n,p rrP. . rHlP, by ordlnam rullrra.l, ij^k »n»l wharf, ilurlnr w-hl-h ad- * * * ♦ Nickel mustang II Z or % “ »»• L »m c n c „ , Sores, Cuts, S to p . P ain A t Once ’ “ Hit a n d Boast 25c. 50c.$1, At All Dealer*. 'his “ small change,” which otherwise / might “dip through your fingers will mount up monthly and easily meet the payments on a brand-new OLIVER T yp ew riter — the regular $100 machine. Seventeen Cents A D ay 9 • makes this wonderful wiring machine yours— but a small first payment. Dime Send fo r Complete Cat­ a log and Pemiy-PayfNan and *■* Rheumatism Penetrates and HeaU. i Two The Herald Printing Company Pennies Each AG ENTS Day Sanford, . Florida II THE U N I V E R S A L CAR II Ml) Cion «Tc rorrpirtnn ol aanl railroad , , , riiuallratfnn, that tha ctlmSted |and nf .aid d-rlc and wharf, or dprk. and |board of wl.arvc. ihe .sine .hall thereafter hr r ,.n. , amount of aald Uen I* rorrrctly ••limited. I UniKiualy o-erated by the ral-f rranter. Its *•»»• amount ao fixed shall stand aa the .urcea.or and a-.lens, and a frllure to amount of auch lien to he clmmcd l.y the i ccn<Inuouily on-rate the -ame ahall ceo- ‘"hy ° f Hanford, for the raving nf the •tltute a breach of tbla ordinance and worl • p'j avenues |fl Ironl of .aid pfooerty, a forfeiture of this francbl.a; provided, that »,"<f aftar the d l y chunrll ha. heard all petld-e allow,nre .hall ha made for strikes and " on* • nd *,v; n » 11 P'npaHy an opother unavoidable cause*. nnrlunlty to he beard and made all corfecera a .1 t . 9 ^ --ts _ . ! IW flM i in IhHr. Ju»! f lr• dt tn equal* <C) The ronatrurtlon of toe railroad I a»»e»ar-.,nt* In proportion to benefits, herein authorised rhjxll conform to the Sa<c, r.riro.tes a* than a-tualiaed ahall stand graifr' of tbh atrrpts, as eatabll-hrd; Ihri »rUe and correct. grantoa herein named, its successors and * r*a»ad I hi* filh day of November, 1910. • saigna shall have authority for the con­ n. w. i i : : k n d (>n , struction ‘ and maintenance of Ita aald rail­ I’reildcnt City Council. road, and for the locating of necessary I hereby certify Ihat-tks ittsaaetwa wtritlTswitches and turnouts, for the pavaage of ris es**, and aat lier usual nMure' and appli­ anra was duly paaaad by tha rity council of ance* Inherent Ip a railroad, including poles Hanford, F'lorlds, In amltn, Ihla 6th day of and wire, storage batteries and conductor*," November, 1916. fa* a l l __________ J A I K V H O B H I t T f l r ----etc., subject always to the approval of the — — , City Clark. xU>.. ,cnuncii— Approved by me tbla 6th day of Novem­ of the elty police force n il All member* rr amt fire "d-partment. In uniform, or wrarlna ber. 1916. J. I). D A V IS O N . official badges of the rity, shall be furnlxlfed ■ Mayor. free pa.sage upon slid railroad within the corporate limits ot the aald rity of Hanford,' . 80-Frl-fte Florida. (Fll The maximum naa'-ngrr.^i.afe.AP .be Notl.o af Apa’ltcslion tit T a i "Head I'ader •changed upon- sfcM- rllldroad, for a enntinuHt{||||Ll,.afa;iia,lar-4t»*,-Uwrim*tpoint. asriklH-the Oils pa«««gr (H "* sag pnlnt, —i‘ *t- it— H—-Ida • ITTbl iaTd rity, to any other point Ithln • Notice if hereby given that Chas. I. Wing, •urh limit* ahall be live crnla. purchaser ol T a . lerllflrata No. 361, dated' 6th day of June, A. t>. 1910, coveting (F ) The laid grantee. Its successors and tha All Unplatted part el lUock (1, Chappell's a-rigm ahall at all times keep and maintain Sub-DIv. of Goldsboro, the said land be­ Ita spars b-tween tha rails, and taro faat saaewued at the data of thx Issuance of on rarh aid- thereof, In aa. good condition ing such certifies!! tha name of Mary M. aa the remainder ol the street, and should Secord: Also TaxIn Certificate 362, dated such street be artificially paved, tha' aald tha 6ln day of June, A. D. No. covering track, and two feet on each side thereof I.ola 13 lo 20 ilea* l.rl* 15 to 1910, 191. Uloek (i • hall be*paved by the. said gtantet, it* auc- of Chtppeirs Sub-DIv. ot Guldahoro The reasnra and assigns, with tha hair* material said land being aaaeaaad at tha data of the and In the airre manner, as It used, and done i-auanea of such car Iflrate In tha name cf unon the remainder of »tirh alreet or streets, Mery M. Secord; hae Hied aald eertifleatca and the rtpenae of such paving and of the JO my office arid ha* made application for reppjr and maintenance shall be bnrije by tas df» d to lasue tn, accordance with law. the grantee herein nanad, .its aucetaaor* Bald rer'lflratra embrarinu the alnvc dev and asaltna. ( 0 ) The aald grantee, Ita auceeaaor* and rrlbed pFopart-, altuateil in Seminole coun­ Florida. assign* el all hrar all the rtpensea Incidental ty,Unless said certiorate* ahall be redeemed ny water front p i-p c ty uwd b / It un-1 to any tal deed will Issue thereon der tbf_ tbla ________ franchlae, whl-h _ may at 0_ny. tl,*n* llxh*dav ol UecAiber. A. D. 1916. hr ri'sftrr d In hr. during after be fllb fill'd ftf. butkhaaded bulkheaded daring; \yitne** my official "aignatui* antf seal j the Ufa of *uth franchlae. I ............... ' Nov* i‘j f, . W ! ' . -----I'artlcn 3. ". ATI ordinance* or part* of .or-I K. A. DOUGLASS. diitancea In conlllct herewith be and tha aame | Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fte. are hereby repealed. * • •• - f ■aril! Hy V. M. McDfinlel, I). C. I'a-ted thia 6th d . ft November,^^16. 21-Fri-Stc . ' rre*id»r.t City Conn -ft. I hereby certify that ths foregoing or llnanre mat duly passed by the city ruun-ll ot Hanford, nbrlda, lo aearion .lh"l»-*th day ot Novrmbrr. 1916. (aeal) JAB. C. ROBBHTH, City Cltrk.— Approved by ma thla 6th day of Novem­ ber. IDlf. J. D. DAVISON, Mayor City of Sanford. 26-Frf-4le Thu Ford Motor Comnuny is one of the larg­ est consun\ers of Hteel in the w orld— 200,000 tons this year. Tho great volume o f produc­ tion— over 500,000 cars™ and the efficient Ford rtianufacturing organization, brings pro­ duction and selling costs down to a minimum. T h a t’s why Foni buyers get more car for less money. Runabout, $3-15; Touring Car, $360; Sedan* $6-15.__A ll prieetf-L-Or-b.—D e tro it . Qrders taken by E D W A f ib H IG G IN S Salesman FOR SERVICE-PHONE 135 Hill Lumber Co. • Lumber,•Bricks, Lime, Cement, Rubber Roof­ ing, Shingles,1 * Corrugated Iron Roofing, Doors, Sash and Blind, Cement Blocks, Beaver Board., Mouldings, Cypress Boards, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay and K in g Windsor Plaster AN OUDINANCK Repealing Boetlone 315, 318, 317 and 318 ot ll;* Hovlaed Ordlnantea of tha rity ol Hanford, Florida. . . . . He It ordained by lb* Mayor and City Council of Hanford, Florida! • Sectlr n 1. That Bectiona 315, 318, 31. and 318 of the Hevlead Drdllnancea of the city of Sanford, on and after January I. 1917, ba declared lo ha repealed and Of no fuithar fore* and effect. Passed day 1916. I I eaaea title inte 8tb oxn u ^ of^ November. IIFIHN DON, • • • PrtaldantCltyCoun.il. I hereby certify that tha foregoing ordin­ ance waa duly paaead by_ tha "J •ion thU 6tb day i f Sanford, Florida. In Novambar, 1918. JAH. C. ROBERTS, (Mel) City Clark. Approved by ma thl* «tb doy ol Novan.- j la Ctrioll Court. Seventh Jadlrlal Circuit, b* r' * BI*' J. D. D AVISO N , Haaamal* Caualy, Florida., l!■ a .Cbaagej/ Cbaaxer/ Mayor City of Sanford Jo* Canfuoa and C. M. t a w l a n / T ! - . 1 8 -P lM U Coaapaav. Covprritlon au resaora to VanDematx & AN O RDIN ANCE lUQuiring tho grading and paving of Company, a corporation Cltvtlon Third atreat from tha IntaraMtIon of Fraarb Sua I#. Mima and Pxyttn V. • van;* with Third atreat. waal lo th, intar- Mfma. eactl n of Mapla Avanua with Third atreat. T i l l L. Mima and Pa) ton V. hflms. RialHI tb atryat from Intareactlon of Sixth aUaat . dan'O, Uoknowp. < and Mageolla ar.no* asst to tha interest*lt appaailng hy affidavit Slid herein that liott cf blath .atreet aud TF matUi avenu. tha rcldvnr* af you and aach of you ia u t - ; and Seventh ilreaf Horn tha Intereactlon ol knowo and that than U ao parson >n tba t Oak %vanua and Bavoolk atreat »* a l t# tb* i . 'j • -iA x. \r — * . * Sewer Pipe and Glazed Tile ^ • 0 • > Hill Lumber Company SANFORD, - - - FLORIDA A 25c W ant Ad. in Th e Herald will Rent Your House For You �.* t ■ PAG E SEVEN T H E 8A N F0 R D HERALD -------------------- r pon i ran to Attend Florida’s Greatest Fair • You’ll find a trip to Jacksonville the first week in December mighty enjoyable and interesting. The big Duval County Fair will then be on— and it is going, to bo some show. The Interest in this fair, all over Florida and in neighboring States, insures. exhibits and attendance that will make it more o f an Inter-State than a • county enter­ prise. Other Florida fairs have been good and will he better, but this one promises to eclipse them all in many important respects. Come to Jacksonville December 5th to 9th Spend these five days in busy, hustling Jacksonville and see the Duval * County Fair, attend the theatres, do some shopping and have a good time generally. The ex­ hibits at the fair will make’you more.proud than ever of Florida and you’ll learn from them new ideas that will help you and your neighbors. Y o u r _ ** friends-in the city will he glad to see you, and you will meet many of them' from other parts of Flor-. idg.,. Bring the folks— plenty of accommodations at reasonable rates; days with her daughter, Mr*. M. Camdday on the Hcigbta this week. Mrs. B. Pitt visited with Mrs. J. M. Wynn Saturday afternoon. Mira Roberta Lynch and brother motored to Orlando Tuesday. California for Wilson San—Franatseor "N6y. »4 — Re­ publicans who have checked un­ official election returns from fifty California counties saw little likeli­ hood of u split electoral vote. Their check indicated that \Vilsau.'a_pIufaU ity will -he. not less than thirty-four hundred and sixteen. Eight coun­ ties are still unrepbrted. but ure not expected to develop any scriouB dis­ crepancies. Let the people gather where con­ venient for a service of Praise and Thanksgiving appropriate to the oc­ casion, and manifest their gratitude also in substantial form' by having thought for any unfortunate in their mid t. In Testimony Whereof, I have • • / hereunto. B e t my hand and caused the Great Sael of the Stale to be affixed this 16th day of November, A. D. 191G. PARK TR A M M E LL, Governor. Attest: H. Glay Crawford, * • Secretary of State. W ANTS RACE T R A C K . Live on 40 Cents a Day Chicago, NoV. 22.— Twclvf* em­ ployes of the Chicago Health De­ partment today began n two weeks' experiment intended to demonstrate that .a person can live properly on forty cent* a day. At the first meal, breakfast, served at 8:20 o'clock, Dr. John* D. Rob­ ertson, health commissioner, directed the "diet squad” to learn to eat slowly," asserting that "the faster you eat the more you tat.” Forty minutes was allowed for breakfast, the menu for which con­ sisted of fresji apples, liver, bacon, one egg, muffins, butter and coffee. Each dieter wns pledged to himself all nourishment except the meals prepared nt the School of Do- W h ic h ? County Fair mest,C Arts nnd Sciences. McDannel Thinks lounccd, howDr. Robertson announced, Should Have the Past Governor Trammell Designates ever,' that they might drink wntcr, Horses Also November 30lh chew gum and smoke if they desire. The following from F. J. Mc.Stute of Florida— Executive Offices Dannell of Owosao, Michigan about The experiment is attracting wide By the •Governor the county fair Ider f,lvt8 his opin- attention, especially among physi-i * A Proclamation ion of the same. * cians and economists, numbers .of " I notice the su ro ti-n in the * hom hnVD naked for specimens Looking backward -through the yoars to the time when our fore­ last issue of The Herald that the|n onus and reports of progress. Six men and six women arc fathers were esaablishing in th s new Inkc front he utilized as acouning th# test. Throughout the two country nstitutions that character­ ty fair ground. weeks they will pursue their ize a great ami enduring civil zut on, As a member of the Sqpford vocations in an attempt to keep there comes to our v ew mr more Hoard of Trade I would like to enter conditions as nearly norm s gnifiennt hall mark of the fine u most vigorous protest on any move siblc. A t the outsot the Christian cha acteristics of the men of this kind. The lake front proper­ the women varied from 161 to 11 and women of thnt day than the ty is entirely too valuable to be tied pounds and that of the men benutiful custom they begun for ys up in this way. 220 to 147 Li pounds. -The heavy­ In observing a day of Thanksgiving weight Is Dr. A. J. Stokes, chief 1 would suggest—thnt suitable and Praise. The people of Florida • for the blessings of prosperity, pepce location for a permanent fair ground the city's food bureau. ' ^ ---------------------------------and happiness that prevail* in our be picked out somewhere in the commonwealth and in the nation vicinity, of the junction of Celery Jack London Dead and Mclionvillc avenues, just out­ should lie profoundly gruteful. Santa Rosa, Cal., Nov. 22.—Jnck to us has been vouchsafed • a year side of the irrigable district, or London,* the Author, died at hia unmarred by epidemic, serious dls-j where the land is-nut aOwL'Xpensive. Ellen rnneh near hero at 7:45 turliances or economic loss. T o us I A site* should lie chosen with special o'clock tonight, a victim of uremic THAN'KSGIVING FOR FLORIDA it can't t>« equalled. G'alurnet it the world’* belt Baking Powder—it’t mod* erate in price— pure in the n> »»l fjrt I* rt>« biklif — «rp*<nf»l In Intrmnr *M r.l*> la , 9001 1— ito Boat KBMMUCll to bar uU to m . " R t o i f » ( l lllthaal Award* S'tm •Cat I mI M i — t * l l l f In ftnnJ Cnn ay the TRUST poisoning. London was taken ill last night and was found uncon­ scious early today by a servant who went (o his room to awaken him. His condition at first alarmed his groves are richly laden with the I lonUion* '\ith u 1,0,1 ra\c lrn,' k sister, Mrs. Eliza Shepard, who sum tnoneii physicians from this city. I fruits of industry and are not laid “ n,i * ro,,n‘ta >’ou ,0, 1,e waste in the devastating path of to Bltrucl ho,r.!“ * of nalionul was at first believed that the wnr. The busy whirr of the wheels tion 1,nH PuU " omo th,,r‘• was a vietiifi of tomuine 'poisoning. of commerce have not been supplant- that .‘>? hummers, aside from Dr. J. Wilson Shicli* oT San Franriseo a close frinud of the writer was cd by the rumblings of the wheels of >m,r ,m,nty fulr mc* tncannon, the song of the. harvester is \nd that is not all. Soon as it be­ summoned during' the day and de­ heard n tin* lane and we have no come generally known that Sanford clared 'that the patient's condition d srordant note of strife within our Irad ;t fast track, and first class was serious. borceis. stable accommodation you would' From.the time London was found lie getting some of the fast ones this morning he did not regain ronTherefore, in keeping with the rliere to work out and train. All aciousness. About midday he seembeaut ful custom • wh’ch jt delights this means earnings in addition to cd to rally but later suffered u reour hearts to follow, I, Park Tram ­ lapse and sank rapidly until the end your county fair earnings. mell, Governor of the State of Flor­ Cheap and big can Baking Powders do not came. t T H I N K IT O V E R ." ida, do hereby designate and set It's Pure aava you money, Beside his sister, Mrs. Shepard. Mr. McDannci's idea is good but apart and far superior to sour milk and soda. lie loses sight of the fact that such ; London is survived by a daughter Thursday, November 10, 19IG an. enterprise would cost more mon-! w*ho is a student at the University I to lie observed as a day' of Thanks­ cy than Seminole county could raise of .California; his mother, who lives} giving. The distance out of in Oakland, Cal., and, his wife, m some time That this nation of ours has been Mrs. London tile city would help to kill the at­ Chnrmion London. spared the suffering, loss and blood­ tendance and only the Florida town was with her husband when dentil shed. yea, even the wholesale slaugh­ that can have the fair in reasonable came. ter odf men, which are the necessary London would have been fortywalking distance can expert any­ results of cruel und merciless war; one years old on Jnnuury 12. lip thing in the way of attendance. An­ that we have been kept out of its other thing the grounds and race was one of tlie foremost American , awful horrors, yet steadfastly have trnck and other buildings tie up a writers of fiction. maintained the national honor, hunch of money and money is some­ Mr. ami Mrs. London recently re­ should fill us with a spirit of solemn thing that the county is shy of when turned from a sojourn of Several gratitude. it comes to the county fair plan. months in the Hnwaiiun Islands nud For these things and for whatever Until a permanent organization can have been living on their Glen File our individual blessing and prosper­ he formed with the idea of having ranch, one of the most elaborately Your ity have been let us. l»e truly thunk­ grounds and having plenty* of money equipped in northern California^ thrrc'ts nothtng to d flliU i have it.on ful. reverently observing tho-day set apart'in offering praise and Thanks­ a smaller scale down town. The Day of ncckonlna^Comw*. 1®= A bluff coinctinTcfl works tm well aa m' giving to the Giver of. all Good who Bulkhead--idea—would'- n n ly tir^tPTTTgfveth tho earth its increase and porary with no buildings that would a bank nccouut unlit it comes to olrlk* ing a halanco.— Philadelphia Inquirer. mar the bulkhead in any manner. Sunday to Birmingham, Ala:, aftgr guides' the destinies of nations. . spending the past two months with her mother, Mrs. Geo. Lewis. Miss Mary D. Rowan and Miss ■RutH McGbirdy -ware-gue*U-of-MissOHve Dinkel for tho week end. Miss Rowan ik a teacher at the Cathedral School and Mis MeGlardy a :pupil. Both arc from West Virginia. Mrs. Woodberry returned Mon­ day from Sanford where she was Modal 85-4 f.o . b .T oled o' Modal OS-4 f . o . b. Toledo visiting friends. has been .given n year of peaceful i reKnrd to location and enjoyment of the prosperity of t h e 1" " " hu,M >'wur ,a,r grounds wouml commonwealth; and a year witness- 'V <V ,‘rHt track would be an ing great progress is o u r. industries «■*•! which you could realize from and arts of peace. Our fields and , continuaMy. By reason of Sanford’s Reduced Railroad Rates As'r Your Ticket Agent wou,d All railroad lines entering Jacksonville will give reduced rates for this fair. Tick­ ets will be on sale Monday, Dec. 4th, good returning until the 9th. Ask your ticket agent now about these rates and he will be.ready to give you the benefit Qf them. Favorable rates on exhibits also have been authorized by the railroads. Agricul­ tural products, art and needlework, live­ stock, fruits, flowers and vegetables from •my section of Florida may be shown. Generous prizes offered. Send for cata­ l o g and full particulars to H. H. SIMMONS. Chairman Kntranco»Committee. For other information, address To theJast drop ^MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE A. P. ANTHONY, Chairman, County Fair Committee Is Perfect Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce l Ask Grocer {Try The Want Column ■ Iff- COUNTY HAPPENINGS — Gonttnaed From’ Page Two Hone Society of Jacksonville was J* Enterprise last Saturday. . She brought two small children to the Methodist Orphanage here, litre you noticed tho.new sign on Btruon Springs Inn? Mrs. H. R. Chapman returned to Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Webfcr of New Orlando Saturday, after spending ork City, N. Y., wero guests at two weeks with her paronts, Mr. *n*on Springs Inn Wednesday. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel. " . 0. Davis wont to Jacksonville Mr. Estridgc and daughter, Hattie nridsy on the steamer Osceola of Sanford apent Sunday with Mr. CB buiine*.-" XI. Waits and family. Mr. Edgar Clouser was visiting LONG WOOD P IC K U P 8 friends Sunday. • Ui r’J 0hn Dun^ar “ nd daughter, J. T . Hunt of Oviedo was in town „ KIsie returned Thursday from Sunday. p«"niylvania. Mra. John Entzminger and Mrs. Mrs. Goo. B. Upchurch returned C. W. Entzminger were shopping in Sanford Tuesday. Mr. J. A. Bryan was transacting business in Sanford Wednesday. Mra. Sam Huston of Sanford is ■pending a few days with Miss Hattie Grist.— ELDER S P R IN G S NEWS Especially adpted for Rev. Alfred Ericson will preach Your State here Sunday morning at I I o'clock and in the evening at seven. Mra. L. Y . Bryan and Miaa Gladys Bryan were tho dinner guests of Mra. M. E. Smith Tueaday. Mr. and Mra. R. H. Wynn have moved to Longwood. Gur Instructive Cat­ Mr. C. R. Lord left on No. 86 Sunday evening for Orlando. alogue and w eekly. Mra, O. V. Stenstrom h'as been on - Price List 1:i the sick list. We* are* glad to ace her | . SEND FOR TH EM out again. Mr. and Mra: J. M. Lord were -T O -D A Y — . the spend the day gueata of Mr. and Mra. Barnhart of the West Side Wednesday. • • M r. W . V. Wheeler, Caaaady and Dunn killed a "d o er" Monday. Mm. W. C. Riley »4>«nt a few FREE! 795 These Tremendous Advantage! W. A. STRINGFELLOW, Dealfer * • * * Tha WUlya-OrarUnd Company, Toledo, Ohio “ M a d a l a U . S . A . ’* , _ ___SEED cot ’ JACKSONVILLE, FLA. — 0 These are tremendous advantages over any­ thing to be had in other cars that sell for anywhere near as low a price. And they make it hard for us to keep up with orders. * Th e factory has never y e t caught up with the demand.. You ought to own one o f these cars— nothing •else so big and fine for the money. Come in and order .yours now. More power— 35 horsepower motor. More room— 112-inch wheelbase. Greater comfort — long, 48-inch cantilever . re&r springs and 4-inch tires. Greater convenience— electrical control but­ tons on steering column. Bigger, safer brakes— service, 1 3 ^ x 2 ^ ; emer­ gency, 13x23<i. Better cooling—you never heard o f an Over­ land motor overheating, �ra* ^7 W R U I I . III!! uui._.i. PAGE FOUR November^. ls)( SANFORD HERALD exhibits will be taken to other ‘fairs xen of the United States does not iA A A A A A A A A A A A s W W W W W V c V A o A A y V A w W V ^ W V A i in the state. Seminole county has see the impending danger of this . , TJ I 4. . « the goods. country shipping- nit her food sup­ R. J. IIQ LLY, Editor -IT- r. an plies to Europe.' Wo sit supinely by t, M . H AYNES,, Roslnc ■BHBttMaKaHSMEsmaBi!________ and see tho prices soaring while lis­ First edition of the Howey Trib­ f > MI«hcit Evwry T um 4*7 and Fridaj tening to tho sfren song of prosper­ une at Howey b y Goode Gucrry is ity and factories working overtime before us. It is a dandy five col and while we delay thcro is a tight­ When you have valuable Jewelry and Silver Ware in (he home umn, (ouf page paper well printed ♦ / IP T H M I’ KICE. I n ' a UVANCK ening of the coils of the trusts and and of course well edited. Only ' • m i TMAMi you are always subject to fehr o f burglars. Before you go away on Ml M MONTIW • ( • • • • • • • • « . , • * 1-jY Goode Guerry could get out such a food is going higher with each day your vacation rent one of our safe deposit boxes and then all cause ■ ■ B B S M ONTHS............... ............. .T» paper in such a small plaro and only and week and winter is upon us. The Leesburg Commercial has the him best know for worry is gone. / . i « W > 4 la Ika a « j by Cartlat SS.M Tat Tear la those who know Atfraaca ac 20«. Eat MaaU Howey does it.’ Wcjcofne to the following facts and figures that will Safety Deposit Boxes only cost $3.00 per year. DO IT NOW . scare the thinking man into action P l | » a ta la M ia a i* Mast Ba Mad* al Offlca country, Goode. , and demand from our congressman — O ----i MaRMalla* Aafaat 22 nnd senators that they force the em­ IM A, al Iba Paalaflca al SaafarA. lla M t B IR D S VS. BUGS bargo: .’ ( M m AM air Marrk Jrd. I IT*. • “ The Perry Herald advocates a In all great wavtfs of speculation, law protecting, the partridge for at where the few wero becoming mil­ least five years,“ "says the Madison lionaires and riding a wave of spend­ Enterprise Recordor — which also approves of the idea. That the thrift afllucnce that gave a false im­ partridge, or more properly speaking pression of a ’country prospering be­ for this loc ility, the quail, is a great yond belief; ther6 have been the un­ It. R. STEVENS C.?M. HAND 0 . L TATLOR R- R. DEAS When the destroyer of insects and is particu­ dertows of starvation. - Am 'I Ctthier iwu.,.. F. L WOODRUFFJkf-PmikkaL larly fond of the boll weevil is claim­ few prosper boyond reason, more ed by some and the two newspapers must go without the necessities of But never before has there ■*.j| quoted are anxious to know if the life. been in this or any other nation a clrfim regarding the quail’s, appetite is true. “ It is our idea," says the great wave of prosperity, reaching to Enterprise Recorder, “ that our the very uttermost ramifications of farms never would have been sub- the body politic .nnd tho citizenry, top of the crag which overlooked after tho conclusion of the program, an inspiration and pleasure immfu. Daughter.” “ On? Golden uruble. ccted to so many pests If the birds that has brought with i l the danger the little villago of Ollantaytambo " T h e of an empty national larder. the Incas and their predecessors Day',' which waa sent to Mrs. Tulad not been killed off.” The paper H a v in g gone as high as it could believes that “ the indiscriminate Our bread hns gono up in price. built a remarkable fortress. Some of knch by the composer herself, is con­ I t is quite in order to remit tluk flour is said to be coming down. slaughter of our wild bird life is a It did not disturb us greatly be­ the single stones used in the con­ ceded by Miss Foster's critiques to dues to Mrs. Deane‘*rurner, f;r,t C h a n c e for pumpkin pies at Thanks­ piece of supreme folly, and should cause we did not stop und reason struction of this fortress weigl^over hnve immortalized ‘ her in song. vice president of the club ahd chiir. g iv in g yet. Other selections, uli of which wero man of finance. not be porpiittcd regardless of the whnt wns to follow. N o w comes the eight tons. Very, wonderful was the altar *of chnrming were " T h a White Blossoms amount of license paid." It is like­ menace of^a time before next har­ ----- 0 -1— • tho chief temple of Muchu Picchu, of the Bog,” “ Sing n Song of Roses," ly that the state does not regnrd the vest whon "we cannot get ’ bread nt It will bo well for club member* to Bloom of the Lakeland Star and such wonderful care in choosing size and “ Petite Vnlse do . Ballet" (a remember that names will be pcsted Hetherington of the Lakeland Tele­ money received for licenses of . any uny prico unless we begin now to of atones. The stones were placed piano number). 'Preceding the mu­ in December for nun utUmUnre it gram aro still fighting in the trench- , special importance—'but * allows a cat less bread than we did lost year so as to decrease gradually-in each sic, Mrs. Talcach gavq an interesting business meetings. «s. Some people never know when number of. sportsmen to hunt, charg­ and tho year before. ascending tier. The main ultnr is sketch of Miss Foster** musical ca­ ing the r.omim.1 fee to asiist in pay­ the war is o\fer. 4 Why? Because this year’s wheat fourteen feet in lcuuth and a little reer at home and abroad, touching ing game wardens. One of Florida’ s The program for the Welfare Decrop lacked 19,000,000 bushelA of over nine feet in height. on the phases oT her work that have Quite an urticlc in some of the attractions .is hunting ahd it Would reaching the quantity we nte last partment next Wednesday. Nor. a Tho curious sacred white rock, |WVJn ^or bor Various prizes, one of will be given by the Jumor Civic d aily papers about the new dime re­ be toft b a d .to deny spo*tsm;n any year A N D W A L L S T R E E T HAS E.panu was flattened arti­ art!- which onc thousand marks in League under the direction of Ma cently coined. A dime does not even pleasure while here.— Jacksonville SOLD 400,000,000 # U S IIE L S OF Mustu Espanu Germany, “ The Prairie Flower ficially and carYed Itr rough relief. interest us. What in the world Times-Unlon. OUR S H O R T C R O P TO- T H E H. C. Gerror. The children’* proWaltz," in competition with several -----o £ — V •could you buy with a (Jime? gram’s heratoforo have been amoEj W A R R I N G N A T I O N S A B R O A D . Ten projecting square stones, seven hundred competitors and nnother of the most pleasing of the departmtit T H E .N E G R O EXODUS .! Don't you See? I t is not a ques- in n line, and three rocks at the very ----- O ------—T V ----------- 1 recent date which will appear in top. aero carved out of the face of programs/so it Is hoped that there rho negro exodus front the southtion of price alone, though, Heaven W e feel that in the. death of Jack the large stone. It is a significant The Etude in the near future. Mrs. will ho a Inrgo attendance. All dab i»t a personal |ern 8tatt“s to the north is . causing | knows, we shall pay a terrible price London we have lost •Frances Aspinwall Fry, n young S O M E fact-(hat if tho stoftts were intended sister of Mrs. Tnkach played tho ac­ members und parents’ of the Junior* friend. ' He was one of the few red j ,m,ch speculation from students of before tho winter is past. to cast a shadow they were carved are- cordinlly invited to he present blooded American writers and nis the race question in various parts of OF US C A N N O T E A T B R E A D , M rs.’ Takach ren­ on the north side of the rock, where companiments. In connection with the meeting then T H E R E W I L L * BE NO stories w ill survive for many years the country’ and the many thousands FOR they would always be exposed to the dered the Petite Waltz dc Ballet will be a Thanksgiving shower fix of negroes transplanted in the colder B R E A D T O E A T . t o come. and played her own accompaniment climate gives rise to much specula-1 L6t-a |)rlnR u home to you nm, to sun. (T h e stones were put together for “ One Goldcij D ay." Tho largest the benefit of the Orphanage at Eo----- 0 , - _ terpriso. turn as to whether the negroes are ench of UB, Thcre are in roum, without mortar.) Emperor Franz Josi-i of Austria is Tho snake wns held sacred by tho silver offering' that hns been given (lettering their condition or ’ not. numbers 100;000,000 people in the on the open dnys of the Music De­ -dead but whether his deuth will have Many of tho recruiting agents in United Stntes. And in round num­ people of this dny, npertures being partment programs was given on Services Baptist Church Itesumtd any bearing-on the present high fost Floridu nnd other states arc collect­ bers we have 400,000,000 bushels of made in stone for the snukes to go Wednesday. Services will he resumed at thc o f living or not is n conjecture nt ing money from the men in advance wheat less this year than last. Now through. Baptist church on Sunday, Not present and there is no need for us promising to give them tickets and do you see? A rising vote of thanks was given 26th Mrs Hyman is sutlicicntljr to worry about it. Club Notes afterward forgetting to come back. Mrs. Whitner for this most enter-1 recovered that Dr Hymah, the puY O U — Y O U — Y O U M U S T E A T O ----There will be a meeting of tho These people are * fakes pure and FOUR B U S H E L S LESS W H E A T taining afternoon and also to Miss will occupy the pulpit loti tor Henry Ford says that denatured Junior Civic League nt the W om­ simple but that innny of the south T H I S Y E A R ! hours T H A T IS E Q U IV - Farnsworth and Miss Lefllur whe alcohol will repluce gasoline in the an’s Club tomorrow morning (Satur­ ern negroes have fhund employment’ j d\ L E N T TO MORE "T H A N A helped ninkc tho program a success. .m otor cars'and in a few years all The services will he as follow*:’ day) at 10 o'clock. “ The Historical pacts of tho In­ in the mines, workshops and rail- L 0 A F O F B R E A D * A D A Y ! cars will he using alcohol Instead of 9:20 {sunday schoo roads is a well known fact. As to cas” wpre choice bits given by the gasoline. Florida will be dry in the whether these negroes, espeHnlly! At glance that seems impos- members nt tho editing of the roll. __ 0 n?h ng Daily rehenrsnos are being held next twelve months and the alcohol those from Florida can stand the 8iblc- l>ut remember all wheat does The Literature of tho Incas— The at the Woman’s Club for the Ladies' 2:.10 Preaching at Moore’* Sta­ that now goes into the joy riders can rigorous climate, as to whether they no^ R° ' n*° breu,b Some of it you process of embaitping bodies was Minstrels that will be jiresonted next tion probably be used in tho car. will fare .ns well* with the people who cat in l,ies* Bome »»» cookies, some In curious and lasting. Tuesday night at the Lyric. — cr---6:00 B Y P U know nothing about them and rare ( puddings,- some in gruvy, some in The domestication of the animals 7:00 Preaching. If the people ,of Sanford will pull less nnd as to whether big wages morning hot cakes, wns a good story. It is worthy of nolo that two pa­ together this city will have one of \in the north where for eight months Perhaps it wili mean more to you The fashion of constructing bridges pers prepared for and read at the the most prosperous nnd best sea- in th e'year they will bo obliged to wben )’ou realize that you will have was entertaining, also the various Literature Department meetings this sons in I. story. All- indications j.wear thick clothing and have Arcs O N L Y T W O A N D O N E T H I R D herbs upon which tho natives de­ season havo been requested by Mrs. point : j <«urh. What we need is will pay them as well as nveYagc B U SH E LS O F W H E A T T O E A T pended for their medicine. “ u^ ,u \ UI W,'-Ir I Ulncmnh, atnte chairman of I.itoraLAST Y E A R YOU more ginger and everything will be . wages in Florida remuins to bo seen, T H I S Y E A R . M owing which th , club «<iJournr , „„a makh thc S IX AND ONE T H I R b c l niter » t„o ,t plca.nnt .Itornoon, , ho FIorido clull, easy. Get together to place S a n fo r d 'T h e hysteria exhibited in some A T E Ko,lcrution. '§ (W H IT E ) on the map in large letters. j places about the negroes leaving this l BUSHELS. Theso are Miss Lillio Farnsiyorth’s state in droves and depopulating H airC u t . - 25c C lub Calendars paper on tho “ Flora and Fauna" of Florida of laborers is all buncombe. 'Tuesday, Nov. 28—Social Dept South America, and " T h o Empire of Now that the tourists are coming Shave - - - 15c If every negro in. Florida loft there Evening Dance— Hostess, Mrs. F the Incarf" written by Mrs. Geo. .it wou d be well to think about some • Children 15 arn(T20c~~ would-be other laborers to take their E. Roumillut. » ■ _______ •Diokeftsoft;---- Both pipers are un­ lor»r> of amusement and a plnce Literature Department Tonic - - 10c •twhere they can go. A few scuts ar­ " I " ” t v — WwInesdnyrTTov, 29— Welfare De­ usually fine and merit the distinction tmd their places ,,,■ cu w - he mvii , ~ , . fri, , . , . . partment. lille.L a ^... h mi o y - . r c ----- - - - -- ^ n « Ahfti has .boon given them.------ranged . on the bulkhead’ or in the . ______ <tr___ ______________ r . , , . --------------- j partment nnd their friends -enjoyed Massage - 25c l i t h e aftcrnoftfl—P I - H o v - 2 2 , - o t —the —Junior C iv icir-M rs . ‘IT. "C7 Gerror, JtLtttd, p a r k i e r along t h o - n r c S t M ^ l d j lU" ‘. * * ^ T ? °_ U_n.^ 10[ ... Shampoo - 25c ho very tmir,r,,i C n n . plaro ni . „ . .where . l . . . employer helpful. Some j I " 1‘ —CittCf [home of Mrs. L. B. Philips. Radi- chairman. “ Children are tho jewels of God.' ........HOlirrf » n j » lull measure o ' , v|cwl o( Soul| , Singe 25c America __ .iih e old folks, can -pitch Korse shoes, Let us be sure that we so facet them work from the negro. He knows] . „ ,. , , Music Department v #tc., are greatly afifireciuted by the ... , |wero shown. Prehistoric Remuins that they reflect HU image." nothing about the ncgv> nnd cares , . , A t the Music Department meeting Mrs. J. N. -_viaitors especially’ by the old men. i ri .. ? , . . ,, of thc Incas, less. If the negro gets into trouble . ______ _______ story ___ on Wednesday afternoon a beautiful •jLct- ,us try it. .. . fc... . . . . . . Whitner told In nn interesting tho employer will let him get out Q>o De­ o f )fl3Ttgli~'yn(L’VJ^ira’no num- '"Programs throughout NEXT T O FIRE STATION . t t)ic host. wny ji-V -Can amLahey- will partments-arc unusually fine and in­ ber, thc compositions of Fay Foltcr, PalmeCo Avenue The general view of Mnchu Pic­ nn American, composer, who has teresting this season, and tho mem­ — T-htr-brrt newg^hrThe‘ *week is ihc'Und none of the sentiment of the announcement'that Semino'e coun- j-soutir'aliout the negro. He will chu was shown.. This included the thado a placo for herself in tho world bers who fail to attend aro- missing t y will huve u fuir and an announce- hifvo to take his chances in living, Sacred Hill, Templo of tho three of music that places her among the rnent o f this kind means that a real chances in working, i-hunces in windows n-d thc sacred plaza, the foremost women composers of Amer­ fair will be held, a permanent or standing the cold and chances of principal cross street in -the city nnd ica was rendered by Mrs. Lucille ganlzation to be effected later. 'The starving to denth and there will b e 'o n e of the finest ktairways, u group Aspinwall Takach nt *the Woman’ s fa ir will be held the lust week in none to look nfter him. Thc white of houses charterized by having four Club before a large and representa.women and, al­ January and it is probable that the man--of-“the north . knows nothing doors in tho principal house. Then tivo gathering of about thc negro und feels -that he tho beautiful outer wall of the though.it was an afternoon program, owes hjm nothing. The question of ! K ing’s group, nnd llnnlly thc semi- a number of mon were present who ’ irure equality that'seems like Elysi- j circular tower of tho Princess group. availod themsolves of the opportuDo you keep >. urn to the negro will be his undoing.' The picture of the sacred w h i t e, ___ nity_________ thnt is given by tho opon dc'fo r I*? will find door* of h^po^rock rear Vrtcos nnd ronnral I port rr.ont^ncctlr.sc, to onjoy thc muuuseii against him when he triesil t of Q|c great monolith ut-N.usta I.s- sjC' Tgitnck possesses ii voice on. In fact the npgro going north I pann. A portion of the rock over- af excellent quullty, especially in tho will .find much to his disadvantage j hangs n spring of water. Near this lower register; resonant, vibrant and Of your Letters? , ar.d the trades and employments to rock is Vltcos, the last Incn capital. penetrating, she knows haw to use it; ] which he' has been accustomed in ' The western terruces nnd steep Her full round tones and smooth dothe south will be closed aguinst him! winding stBlrway of Mnchu Ticchu livery, combined with a charmingly How many times hnve you was interesting. -It wns dilticult to unnITocted manner compels admira­ in the north. *> Wished you could remember ecd tho thousands of pcoplo who nt tion. Her success in Miss Foster’s Thcio is no need to fear the exo­ what you ‘wrote to Jones or The dus of thc negro north or to any one time may havo occupied Machu songs was most pronounced. Smith. . other place as long as ho can live Picchu’ nnd every square' fo o t1 of insight with which aho interpreted Perhaps it* s on account of FOR BUSINESS M E N easy, get as much for wages nnd be available land was terraced olT to the spirit and significance of each the inconvenience that you provide a place for tho crops of In­ number was wonderfully pleasing. treated as well ap he is in Florida. Every business presents its own distipet problems .don’ t nlways make a carbon If there are any who wish to leave, dian corn-and potatoes which were The favorite songs of the afterqoqn copy. Let us show you tho These tejr- were “ Tho Daughter," one of the. and requirements r * let them go. T hey will soon find their chief resounree. rnceif which are connected by stair­ Irish group nnd “ The Springtide of out for themselves as to which is Tile Officers of the First National Bank ^are the best country. . • ways, sometimes steop, sometimes Lovd." The former was conceded by many present t o ' b e the sweetest, narrow and winding. S ---------- O -----not only familiar with general financial conditions The inner wall nnd city gate of most tender mother song that has throughout the country; they are thoroughly con­ PLACE THE EMBARGO and you will see how easy it is Replete with Machu Picchu .was a curiosity. By ever bcon. published. The newspaper agitation country to hav? a carbon copy of all versant with local conditions and ready to g*vc patjoa and lunging, Mrs. Takach’a wide that is boing made for the building this wall forward from the your iotters: Only 3c each. special attention to individuaj, needs. rendition displayed the spirit of the United, States to place nn embargo gate it was possible to direct a lat­ song in al) its pathetio charm, aho eral fire on besiegers. Ammunition on fqodstuils curtailing the ship­ W e welcome business accounts. stones—largo ones was equally at home, the repeated ments of food to Europe and conse­ consisted of encores testifying to the appreciation quent. |>igh prices for- this country which could be thrown on tha beads of the audience and incidentally the of an attacking force’. Small cobblo should receive the hearty support of •^usic lovers of Bpnford are a critical all thq people. Unless an embargo stones were brought up from the audience nnd a musician and com­ is mado when congress meets in Dfr river 2,006 feet below to be usod in parer must be of a high order to slings. Piles--oXthl» s e t tle d ammui ! ccrahor t h e . people of- this epuntry -....*— , . . SANFORD, FLORIDA A V O ID THE B U R G L A R & THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK0F SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA m m m m m m m m m m m w f l f l f t j j NEW BARBER SHOP W O M AN ’S CLUB iJeo.H. tfv F . Curboii Copies -. ■ IN D IV ID U A L SERVICE . I Carbon Binder The The First National Bank HeraldPrintingCo. ; ” 0■T t z i:k|4 , t ! f - »^ J • •'* 1 i * ^ t"* ^ , m "T H E F A R M E R ’ S F R IE N D ’ ______________ S # * i-** * * *• * » * # # » * * * * * * * * * * * * * • 0 �m PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD IN AND ABOUT THE CITY ; Uttie l U p p e n i n g i - M e n t i o n j of ,n Personal Item s of; In te re s t . . Kimmsry of the 8m,n ■ Talks Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herpld Reader* _____ ; ' I- . . , , »nd Mr. 4 . 8 . W - k . . . n d o f A Davidson are in attend,i the South W o r ld s Congre.Vnnsl Association which meets dron was enroute to Mount Dora,* where,the South Florida Congregationnl Association meets Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.' Supt. Waldron is-on the program. Mayors, bankers, lawyers, prom* inont governmental, state and coun­ ty official*, prominent business und professional men and ministers of the Gospel have* endorsed Tanlac 28-ltc Joseph Douglas* of Orlando spent several days of this week here the guest of his brother, K. A. Doughis*. .the county d f i l y ------------— f „ We huve1sold 67,000 bottles of Tanlnc and hnve never hnd a single complaint ’’ —Jacob’s Pharmacy, Atlanta, Ga 28-ltc addresses while here on Teacher Training, Studyihg the Lc son, Stir­ ring, up our Gift and Teaching the Lesson. This will give a now stimuUs to our Sunday school. The Pres­ byterians arc doing some aggressive work in training teachers for better doing, their work. At the morning service Dr. Glass delivered the long expected Efficiency Banner to the Christian Endeavor Society. He spoke of the advertising thnt has been given Sanford through the standing of this C. E. and sail) khat Suulurd 1ms- received more Tree advertising from this source than nny other, ns we had been mention­ ed at contentions all over thft world. S. IP. Bean, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wilcox, of Ohio,- Mrs. J. D. Roberts, Mrs. T. 0. Charles and Mr. J.* E,, I’lowdcn. Fishing tAcklc nnd a lo ve­ ly picnic lunch gave evidence of the anticipated pleasures of the ttny. » • • • • Mai'ltirradr at Skatin '/ Rinlr j . Next Wednesday evening there i wi|l lie a masquerade carnival nt the ‘ skating rink that promise's an ovonj „ K, of fun ami pleasure to thr.pnr10G East First Street * Hcipmvls. No ono will lie allowed on the fiout —unleaawiuaokcd • nnd4prizes Will he awarded only for cos­ tumes. A skntipg contest will ho held later in the season when many Dr. Logan is the state veterinary who nre just learning to skate now connected with the extension service will hnve become proficient. Alrendy of tho Univorsity of Gainesville, there nre u number of fino skaters where he is stntioned. He is here Jn seen on the rink nnd tho sport be­ consultation with Mr. C. M. Berry, comes more fascinating with each re­ county agent. curring day. Mr. and Mrs.- Flynn are charming people nnd ideal in Mr. and Mrs. F..J. Gonzales,’Mrs. their management of the crowds that Frank Miller and Miss Muriel Harguther daily and nightly to enjoy rold motored over to DcLnnd on the skating. The host people of tfie Tuesday. town arc among the regular patrons and it- is quite the fnd for groups of Mr. Fraser Armstrong spent.Sun­ society’ folks to “ drop in", to watch fhe skating* from the safety zone day in Brookaville, tho guest of Rev. beyond the rniling. There will he and Mrs. F. J\ Strong. •*? M IL L IN E R Y N ew Line Neckwear _________ SpeeiaLSahron-W aists^ MRS. GRACE E. W IL L IA M S Notice to Tax Payers Tax hooka are now open for the lion. M. W. Thatcher returned g f t M* Do' ra church thU from Louisville yesterday and his collection of *1016 taxes, a discount vt«k These delegates mlotored over many Sanford friends nre glad to see of Two per cont is allowed for pay­ lB C. R. Walker’s car. ment in November and One per cent him hack home again. U,e Juba Self Rising Flour for In inquiring about Tanlac is well advertised, but ad­ in December. delicioua hot Biscuits— A t all^ gro- vertising alone could not have pro­ taxes furnish me full description of duced Tanlac’s popularity It hnd your property, os shown on deed. ^Tanlac is the people’s medicine to have merit JNO. D. J I N K I N S , 28 te d the people theirtsolvc* have 2G-4tc • Collector. s *___________Tax . The many friends of Hon. .1. N. mld* it what it i|. People who have Whitner are glad to see him out Damaged by Cold b«n helped by Tanlac arc always again after an illness- of several Washington, Nov. 24. — Severe aaiious and willinj to tel others weeks. damage to crops in the west and about it Mr. Mills of Fiske Hat Cm, Chi­ south wns done by a record breaking no extra charpe for admission to the The Junior League of the Method­ cago was a visitor to thy, city, yes­ cold wave between the dates of Nov. masquerado carnival and- Mr.-*and ic church will hold its regular meet­ terday, calling on the French Mil­ 10 and Nov. 17— according to an an­ Mrs. Flynn reserve the right to re­ ing Friday aftjrnoon at 3 o’clock at linery Co. nouncement made by the weather ject objectionable people should any the church.* Parents, please remind bureau today*in n special bulletin. apply for admission. • your girls und' boys and h?ve them Dnmnge to cotton is slight, but Accident to Rev. Srclnmcyor Five prizes will lie given, two for there promptly. Rev. Steinmoyer, pastor of the the most tender ruck in the south the heat costume^ couples, one each 4:30 ferry boat to Enterprise for in California to­ for Indy nnd gentleman uml one for Mothodist church collided with a car was killed— while Titusville train. 27-10tp on Wednesday afternoon and was matoes wore an entire loss.-~Heans grotesque costume in fact, the booby JUr». Eari Gore and son left >'<•«- thrown to the ground nJUcring in­ and lettuce were sotncwhnt damaged prizef. A large crowd is expected • t;rdiy for Jacksonville after spend- juries that will incapacitate him for in the coastal plains of Georgia and anil .the. manager Assures the public ing several days here the-guests of several days nnd it is not known at South Carolina. Cuhhuge, turnips thnt no rowdyism will ho allowed. Ur*. Core's parents, Mr/ and Mrs. this time the extent of hik injuries. aqd collnrds escaped injury in (Jeor- Get the habit anti lenrtt (p skate.' William Botha .dy. Rov. Sfcinineyer -is unfortunate in .giu and Alabama—but these same Opening of the fall season will this respect being injured. about a crops suflcrgd a fifty per cent,loss in t iitonuibilt.Patty itnt Wednesday night nt the skating year ago. at a fire by being knocked Louisiana. Citrus fruit was slightly Chaperoned by Mrs. Geo. Paxton rink. Wear anything you' wish. down with the hose. He suffered an' damaged in Mississippi, hut no loss, a party of young people enjoying an Capable judges, disinterested,' will injury to his knee at that time und is reported from any other section automobile trip to Tavares, Leesburg be selected to choose the winnors. the accident on Wednesday also in­ except Tulare rounty, California. j amL intermediate points on Thurs­ Judges will lie chosen thut havo no jured the sumo knee and it is thought day were Miss Lucy Whitner, Miss Oil at Melbourne ikiters on the lloor. In noxt Tues­ that he had a rib broken also. His Miami, Fla., Nov. 24.— One of tho McCaslin Taunert, Dr. McCaslin day'* Herald the jud;cs will ho nn- many friends deeply sympathize richest oil and'gas fields in thu coun­ anil Mr. Elf on M ought on. noumed. 28-ltc # with him snnd hope that he will soon 1 ’ * Hairy Ward left yesterday for be able to bo out nguin and that try' is believed to he situated near Nptn'af Calcn'far Daytona Reach whero ho will so­ having had all tho accidents coming i Melbourne, this state, nnd promotors Saturtlny'afternoon— • of a new company organized to dril journ for several days in the salt to him he will hereafter he immune. Daughters of Wesley bazaar an'tl for oil and gas there are confident breexe* of old ocean. that fortunes will lie ni.Trie for stock­ turkey supper. U»e Julia -Self Rising Flour foP Thanksgiving at Comfort Coltago Mrs. it. E. Tolar nnd. Miss Florholders. This is the hope held out idicious hot Hiscuits— At ull groAs usual Comfort Cottage will in the advertisements of the com -knee Frank give a silver tea nt the rer*. 6-tf serve that good . old fashioned pany. Leases on large tracts of land [home of Mrs. I olar. Don't lorgi't tho meeting of the Thanksgiving dinner, next Thurs­ have been secured, nnd drilling wil ! Mondfiy, Nov. 27 Burd of Trade nt tin court house day at 1:30 und it will be some din­ Mrs. A. P. Connelly entertains begin tis soon ns sulficient funds are neit Monday night. Matters of Im­ ner. At the present high price of in hand. The capital stock of the Auction Bridge Club. portance to he transacted. ‘ I’ ipp Organ Society meets with turkey and trimmings it will not pay concern is 150,000 ami shares are See Dr. Davis, optometrist, who you to prepare a dinner nt home so selling fqr $10 each, at par. Several i Mrs. W. C. Bray, haa been coming here for years, nt come to Comfort Cottage nnd get oilcxporta hayc investigated unifWW ' Monday evening— - 0jj expnrtM have investigated . . . the .. Miss Saidee Williams cmlcrtains Robbins Nest. Hotel Wednesday, .. the — real. — article. The ...i— price is . lthe Nov. 22 to Saturday, Dec. 2nd, for Fame as it uwuya lias been nt this pro8pects nt Melbourne, and they Iter bridal party at ‘dinner. (iu *« for headache, eye struin or I popular retort, $ 1.00 per plate but aRrcc that all indications are that Tuesday, Nov. 28 — defective vision. Refs., Dr. Robson, you get twico the value ingood’ homc the ont|r(, country is underlaid by a Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Barrett will Mr. Pare, Celery King. 25-tf rooking. Reserve your places early rjr |, deposit, entertain the Evening Bridge Club. Vanre Douglass is the guest of his and bo sure of the dinner. Menu in Wednesday, Nov. 29— 28-2tp ' Are You Ihlcrestcd? father. E. A. Douglass and -is nssist- Tuesday’s Herald. Miss Williams' marriage to Mr. If you desire a-larger view* of tho Wiley . Benjamin Edwards ut ono in( him in the^clerk's FM co for V Dralntigc Board Met Here Sunday school work attend tho o'clock. few days. Tho supervisors of tin* Upper St. Methodist church next Sunday. Junior Civic Program of Welfare . Prizes will he nwarded to tho best Johns drainage district met here Rev. A. H. Cole, field secretary Department at Woman's Club. ' rwtumed skater* nnd not to the best j Wednesday might at the hgnie of of the Florida Conference will speak Wednesday night — skaters, so you can win a prize ro -' Hon. J. N. Whitner. Those present at both morning, and evening ser­ Masquerade Carnival, at skating isrdlct* of how poor you skate, so wero Col. Frunk L. Bills" of Mel­ vices. Ho will ailso lie present in the rink. «T*ry one has a chance of winning. I bourne, Ames A: Barlow of Cocoa/ Sunday school session which opens Friday, Dec, i->- • 28-ltc .. J. N. Whitner of Sanford. The set- at Hi30—l n Die morninr:----------- -Lndics’ Minstrels, home talent, at _ C/ ’ an/(?r^ ^ oar,^ will 1n m ry ; " E riH‘M Hi Every “ " ,l Attnr. Mr. Cole is a forceful nnd enter­ Lyric under auspices of Music De­ -W rr? p fc c u i meeting in the court ’ ney R A# Vans Agncw and Engin- taining speaker. Those who nttend part merit.,,____________________________ kouie next Mornjay night at 7:30 to eor Geo_ Hl_H llle s j)( the Jsiwn Ran-. will be gresatiyr pleased nnd_ fCpaId i JMtr .up. tho mutter of the countyTa0lph Co. were also present at the for their attendance. CteiHan ilu tie Club » » and exhibit at other c ou n ty' mectinjf( Business of importance, All members expected to be pres­ The regulnr recital of the Cecilian i ^ deal red. I was transacted .to put this great ent. Others cordially invited. Music Club vill he riven as usual at Uie Juba S elf. Rising Flour for project in effect, following th I per Tho pastor will attend the' An-‘ Mrs. Munson’a -studio Sato ddirious hof * Biscuits— At all gro lmit granted by the War Department nUal. Confereacc- ,in.,Q-»ln. n n _ U «--r jernoon 'at TThrce o’clock. . ^ -fl»tL-i. Lwbieh--ha*-held~ut>gth»’ ‘ Worlr~for ■o*rAmYi..r flt'h.. j Jam An Taylor will render a vocal se■‘ I t * - ----- l. .T-*1 - - , 1* TO^as been practically do-ided lection. lN»t emin6!e county will hoi 1 a.fair Prcshylrrlan Church tUl >ear and it wil probably bo _For Mr$. Watton Next Sunday will probably ho the Md the last week in January. Mrs. Harry.J*. Driver entertained (Continued from Page 3) • lost Sunday Jrv-the temporary quar­ Don’t forget* tho Idg masquerade a few friends informally Tuesday ters we have occupied for the past* E ’trft IFrcl- llridge “ *11 Wednesday night, Nov. 29th at nftornoon at the Hillsboro Hotel,' ycur. and so wo uro exporting good Mrs., C. M. Vorco doiightfully en­ fneikatir.g rink. Como in mask and honoring her guest, Mrs. W. E. W al­ congregations nt oath of the ser­ tertained the Every Week Bridge * ’ n * l»fi*e. Admission for skaters loon of Sanford. Hi I |e was playcdthcro vices. Thflrc was the largest a t - Club on Thursday nfternoon with and 10c admission to thoso who being four tables. Mrs.M.W Berriman i’t nduncc nt Sunday school last Sun­ Mrs. W. J. Thigpen making high “ “n't akate. * 28-ltc received. The decorations were in day that thoro has boon for some score. The prise w^is a lovely n-ayCol. and Mrs. • Young of Swect- timo and prospects are goud for u onaise set in china. Substituting for yellow and white, arranged very daintily. „ A salad course of ice wak absent members were fflrs. B. W. “ rrivet! inth‘e d t y continued growth. served.—Tampn Tribune. will spend the winter , her % A t tho 11 oMock service Sunday Herndon, Mrs. Puleston und Mrs. .°* 'vunir U a prominent attormiy tho pastor will preach on "M ark, A. P. Connelly. “hTennensee and is also interested v/ Personal Mention the American Gospel." This ser­ ,n One mock. Miss Lillie Hnrrotd of Waynesville, mon will give, as far as the pastor lleet]<lion far P a itor. N. C., is the guest of her cousin, original suggestions A t the Congregational parsonage ior'i S NRising E f Hour— * h° ‘ At all grocera. u" 0 j “ bv k n ' . « " » m . Miss-Muriel Harrold. Miss Hnrrold about this much n^glocted gospel, on Tuesday evening wns' u pet-to-. with her ppronts, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mr. v r *r , . ! with tho hope that this may quicken RP'*. S. llnrrold is spending tho winter In dl> Wcdmul T y " ' r H" lved th® nn interest in it and lead to a reviiul P' .. .... DoLund. Tarnpa 5 her hon' « ln i ° l its study. He will deal with the ^•othter Mm p i r • Democracy. of this gospel, the "ininMr. and Mrn. W. J. Kernoy of fort Cotta <o * * - y* a-1 litry.'recordod-tfierc, and the stronMemphis, Tcnn., are the guests of P ! uousiioss of it as poculiarly adapting rs. W. A. Ginn. S hot biscuits use Juba It to American thought today. k‘ n8 A t all grocers. I The Presbyterian s had the great Mrs. W. L.~ Goodhuo returned • j. ' 6-tf privilege last week of having as their Vednesday from a visit' to her * w . George B. WWdfon of Tam- gueet, Dr. Gilbert Gloss of RlchBughtc[, Mrs. Yanro Douglass in j|> . ui,t- °f Congregational Home mond, Va., Supt. of S. S. and Young irlando. lonary Work spent Tuesday People* Work for tho Presbyt ’ # __ Irlends in Sanfird. Mr. Wal- terian church. He delivered four Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Woodruff ---ini ■ - = - i^ rith their guests, . Mrs. J. A. Parons of Jacksonville and Mrs. W. W. \hernathy roturnod Tuesday from a lelightfully pleasant motor trip to he .East Coast. . * 4 LYRIC THEATRE ^ew Shipment of Shapes Just Received,“Fine Va­ riety to Choose From. Don’ t Fail to See Them «RS. L D. PEARSON, M p. *■ HR?. A. D. PARRISH, Asst. I J ----- • * Mra. M. A.-Farn*worth-of- Dajrtt?n7 a r^.ents were served by Ht? ladTes of *Tcnn., is expected tomorrow to visit tho congregation and pleasant social her daughter, Miss Lillie Farnsworth. She will spend the winter with her hour enjoyed by all. daughter here and a son in Tampa Fithing Party D r;-and Mrs. A. H. Logan aro A congenial party enjoying a day on the river , on Wednesday in the spending a few dsyi in the c^ly I'launch, Ida B'., .were Mr. and Mis. ( combining pleasure and business. Rev: j . A. Davidson who has ncccptcd the call to tho Congregational pastorate is temporarily domiciled at the homo of Mrs. J. C. Knsmingor.. On Tuesday evening tho Social Department of the W om an’s Club will give its first dunco of the Reason, with Mrs. F. E. Roumillat hostess. y / -------Representing the Congregational church of this city at tho district colivehtion of the Congregutional Society at Mt. Dora this week were Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wnlker, Mrs. J. C. Ensminger und. Mrs. Sheridan Jewett. Accompanying them was Rev. G. B.- Wuldron, state superin­ tendent of missions nnd Sunday, school work. * Hon. and Mrs. Fred Houchcllc of Charleston,' West Virginia, with their childrcn arrived Tuesday to visit theil sister, Mrs. Henry Wight. Mr. Douchcltc was recently elected—Dem­ ocratic representative from his disMrs. H. H. Bobir nnd daughter, trict to the^ Icgislatur.------Mrs. C. H. Carter of i'alntkn were guests of Mrs. Lniloquc for soverai Miss Helen Kowlnnd has returned days this week,- while enrouto from from* Orlnndo to reside again ht Oviedo to Tumpa. . Sanford with her mother and brother. She will he the guest of l< MN* Gladys Bryan is home ngsin Miss Charlotte Hand until Mrs. after several months spent among Howland returns from Jacksonville. relatives and friends in Georgia and Tennessee. Miss McCaslin Taunert is here j from Wisconsin, cn route to New ! Mrs. L. Y. Bryan returned homft York. She is a guest of Mrs. Geo. Monday from Live Oak, whero she Paxton. was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Hamil Es Tolar. Mr. nnd Mrs.-J. H. Hnurahan of New. York have returned from a Mrs. D. C. Marlow and .little motor trip through 'south ’ Florida daughter huve returned to Mulberry and are nguin visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. after a pleasant visit with her par­ Deane Turner. ents. Mr. nnd Mrs. M. W. Lovell. * S pecia l Thanksgiving * :: DINNER 75c H OTEL CARNES, S. J. C A R N E S , Prop. Sanfofd, Florida DINNER 12: TO 2: P. M ALSO 0: TO O: P. M. Cream of Celery Soup Mixed Pickles Stuffed Olives Waldorf Salad Fried’ Oysters Tenderloin o f Trout Roast Yountf Turkey Tnrlarc Sauce Oyster Dressing with Cranberries _____ ____ Baked Ham Champaign Sauce , Banana Fritters Vanilla Sauce VEGETAliLES ' t Mashed Turnips ------- : * Snow Flake Potatoes, Field Peas Stormed Rice. •' ^ Candied Yams * ' * Corn Gems ■ ■” T ----------- DESERT& Plrnt Pudding Mince M eat Pie Hard Bra: dy Sauce Amtiicnn Chccf c CoQce Pumpkin P ie After Dinner.Mlnifl- Tables Reserved for Parlies if Notified by Wednesday Noon PEOPLE ANDEVENTS' th e q u a l it y s h o p Next to McCuIIers sr --r- . • W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AG EN TS General Fire orris* wiis Insur'ance holdbn real estate Sanford. Florida ^ 2^ -< 5 = Handling of Banking Business The Seminole County Bank takes special interest in the welfare of its customers and makes it a point to handle their banking business with the utmost, distch and efficiency. « Your account subject, to check is BoUeilei. ft POUR PER CENT. INTEREST P A ID ON S A V I N G S AC CO UNT S [ S e m in o le C o u n ty B a n k / A Sanford,Florida - H o r n e B ci n k t o r I io m c P e o p le FORREST LAKE, Pres. D. L. THRASH R, V-Pres. A. R. KEY. Caahl^ �Norerab up the river In his launch^Monday Clenny for the past two weeks. niorning. • T h ey returned la te WedMrs. J.' V. Wicks, who has been day evening, reporting a tine, time attending the switch board at our hut not very much to show for the central has returned ta her home. • trip. Mrs. M . K. Dooley entertained ten young ladies af her hdite last A . BUNCH O F IN T E R E S T IN G IT E M S FROM C O R ­ Tuesday for Miss Roberta Session). W E K IW A AN D E T H E L IT E M S R E S P O N D E N T S — E VENTS OF S E M IN O LE C O U N ­ Rook and dainty t'efreshmenta were Eugene Brown and fam ily left on T Y - E F F IC IE N T R E PO R TE R S FO R T H E HERALD the order o f the afternoon. Monday for Skalcs, ' Tenn. ’Mrs. ; W c are thankful for an efficient Brown, who was in quite poor health corps of teachers in .o a r schuoL this wished to see her old home again. ; she will be located for the winter. year: M r. Schaffer as principa’ . 4le»—m any—friends herehope—she: Mr- » "«* M r « lUnnla. *tMiss Katherine Wilson intermediate, will be much benefitted by the I Sanford Heights are visitors at the Miss Georgia Pattishall as primary. change. • i j B. W. Smith home this week. COUNTY HAPPENINGS Both babies and mother are doing nicely. ' • , H. H. Webber made a business trip to Oakland and W inter Garden Wednesday. Clark snd Osear Pearson are on Miss E va Shores,' our School a camp hunt at North House Ham- teacher was taken suddenly ill lost , mpek for the. week-----Friday- afternoon- and went home that evenings She has not been ( Mrs.- Oscar Pearson is spending a able to'com e back this week, so the few days with Miss Frances Pearson children are enjoying an uneipected while 1 Oscar ia away. vacation very much. * , We are surprised to know .how intelligence -the “ Sauntcrer" seems to think it requires to .“ make pies and bread in some honest man’ s home or rattle the .keys of a ty p e ­ writer in an office.'* - Manufacture U _?T M E T A ll WE CEILINGS, SHINGLES ROOFING rAKD'OTHIRSHEET METAL BUILDING*'MATERIAL WriteToDay ForJcataJogutx and Special Quotations. M te Flotnwrtc*TPBoounVco> Mr. snd Mrs. J. I. Johnson of W in te r Park were Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Webber. Rev. II. E. Thompson of Glenwood tilled his regular appointment here Sunday aftenjoon. Mr. and .Mrs.’ Robert Bray have recently moved here from Sanford and expect to make this their future home. •k n t e h p r i .s k e t c t i t n u s Mr. C. Brinkley of Jacksonvi ic visited our town recently in the in­ terest of -the Methodist Orphanage and expects to see them located in the new home in the near future. A. L. Hearn o f Silver Palms called on the trade at Enterprise last Friday. M na Emma Tucker, whg has been engaged in evangelistic effort in T ifton, Gft., and Wyoming, Ohio will spend Thanksgiving at home. F. A. Gordon and W. O. Davis were in DeL%pd Monday on busi­ ness. ROPE SCRAP IRON RAGS — Rev. M r. McDonald from Indiana who is in Florida for the Winter \ preached for us Sunday morning and < evening and went on farther south. A, A. Newcqmbejrame hyna&Satardiy 6 b a visit, returning to Berea- , ford M onday. Hd was suffering < from a severely bruised foot. Hardy Boyd killed a tine big deer the very first day of game season. Henry Dees, who has been working for the Continental public works at Sarasota for the past four months has got back to W ekiwa and is spending a few days with T. J. Boyd before starting fishing with his brother, Carl. • RUBBER COPPED « » The. C ity of Jacksonville com­ menced making its regular trips Monday between Jacksonville and Sanford, having been la d up for re­ pairs the past tw o months. B. E. M iller o f DcLand, who is doing the-decorating at the Benson Springs Inn was called home M on­ day on account of the illness of his children. * !i V j’ ;1 I j Frank Boyd m oved‘ his family .to y Mr. and Mrs. Tom fortjer an­ Kissimmee where he is engaged in nounce the birth of twins Saturday, the orange business. November 18, a son and daughter. Carl Dees took a crowd o f hunters 1 m o it w w BONES wnoiirnonmi ____ W rite For PHcdist m m iM u m ca tu.ru. ooooaoaoooaoJ aaaao V E T E R IN A R IA N ----- O FFICE---- | H A N D BROS. S T A L E S | Bring In your lame and ,jrk | horses snd mules. Rate thea i treated. Have their teeth Mania, i ed, sharp ecrncra dri ved do«B I projections rut off and d era il i molars extracted. o o o o o a m onom annnaooaaoi Mrs. F. E. K ing of Norfolk, Var<| and Mrs. E. C. SherriU of Asheville, N. C >• arrived here Monday on the steamer "C ity of Jacksonville and were guests at Benson Snrines Tim. Miami H A IR T O N IC >a *°ld by us on n guarantee to b* |reliable preparation for keeping tl id has scalp and hair in a’ healthy cor.d ,e. tion. ‘ Let us cxplai.i its merit! Idrcn’h >'°u. Sold only hv uv Mr jnd $]J R. C. Bower. W. h. Loulbourne is having n building erected on Celery avenue on H. II. Chappell's farn\ for a cel' cry washing and packing plant. . Mr. j Coulbourne engaged in this' branch [ of. the *cc!ery business last year with i marked success. ' The new plant, will j have an enlarged capacity for hund|ling the work. . . Mr. Killgore of Alabama arrived here last week with a tine herd of High grade Holstein cattle for J. R. Hayden’s ranch. Mr. Killgore. will remain as foreman for Mr. Hayden. Nearly all the growers are ship­ ping lettuce thjs week, several trainlondil of which will leave Sanford be­ fore the present cuttings are over. T h e recent heavy rains arc said to have damaged the lettuce crop about 10 per cent outside of the wasted fertilizers. r Celery fields arc looking fine since the rains. N o damage done except loss of fertilizer aTid spray material. T h e hunters are bringing home a .fine lot of mallard, teil and other choire variety of duck since the open season began. It is said duck were never more plentiful or fat. . I hursday morning the residents of,Geneva were shocked and grieved to hear of the sudden dtoath of Mrs. F. L. Jones, which occurred W e d « need ay night at 11:30. The cause was heart failure. Mrs. Jpnes bos h ad'm ore or less heart trouble for' a ifuMber pi year*, but her .moat intimate friends did not realize that she Was in immediate dagger. Besides n host of friends who will miss 1her cheery voice a t- the teitf-' phone, Copyright Hart Schxffntr& Marx Buy clothes for value H A T ’S the thing that counts— value; T it’s more important than anything. •We offer you clothes that represent- the utmost in value— the greatest amount of style, quality, and workmanship at the price. They are made by possible . v Hart Schaffner & Marx You know what their label means; Mrs. Jones was telephone opera­ to r,a t Geneva “ central.*’ She leaves tq mourn her lots her husband, M r. F. L. Jones, who is in very poor health and who has the sympathy at the entire community, and one son, Mr.. Carol Culpepper and one daughter, Mrs. Starling. Also three dear little grand children whp wilt never know how much they have lost. Geneva has indeed lost a kind and generous 'friend. w Dr. L. B. Bouchelle, Mr. C. A. Hawk ns and Js I. Birch, threo ’N ew Smyrna boosters were in Geneva Tuesday and Were entertained at tho Gcnvca House with a smoker Tuesday night. M r. and Mrs. L. A. Sheldon are expecting their daughter. Miss Jeanetta. who is teaching violin in San­ ford, home tor Thanksgiving. Mrs. H. H. Pattishall, Miss Geor­ gia Pattishall and Miss Katherine Wilson attended the basketball game at Oviedo Friday and were enter­ tained at the home of Rev. Gutteridge for supper. M r. and Mrs. M D Barber has been entertaining hfr. Session's daughter, Mlxs Roberta of Mae- S P E C IA L S ' Jn G re y E n a m e le d W a r e . --------- --— 2 5 c , 3 0 e , 3 5 c .~ ^— — The Geo. H . Fernald H ardw are Co .S A N F O R D 'S H O U SE O F S E R V IC E SANFORD, Phone 8 FLORIDA gTcwSAffTCED STORACt NON-SVLPHATJNG BATTERY, ALL M A K E S AND T Y P E S R E P A IR E D Full/ ChargcdJBatterf* .to Fit An/ C»r ........................................................................................ .............................. ***** ATLANTIC COAST LINE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH ’ SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 18TH. l » l « T H R O U G H T R A IN S T O N E W Y O R K DAILY fine thing for you to have such a gu e on a purchase that you make. .■ 9 / SAVE MONET ON SHOES CM m « nteOw'. pfOi. WM Mil i Mm Iof tkm wWt. Uwlf. Ota ^ f e l ln'l a ■ ■niwfe wear, Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co Th e home o f H art Schaffner 105 East First Street & Marx clothes Sanford, Florida k n—If k ■kinOfBfl. Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Richmond----------- SdUa.ni. Waahlngtom--------- 8:50 a. m. BalUmom..-J77..r 10.-06 a. m. Philadelphia.-------12:38 a. m. New Tork________ 3:40 p.m. feill a. ■< ,* 2:83 p. in._____ ** 1:50p.m. ■ 4.03 p. m. 0 JO p. m. 6 • For Iafbrmatloa or Rt m ratio d Phono or '> r11r A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E 188 W. Bay BL, Jacksonville, Fla. Phono 17 Hfflabarouxh Hotel. �1916 ABOUT PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD people a n d e v e n t s ... 1 TAM PA A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP-TO DATE make It successful, a visitor from the taries wcreTchosen: for JSominole, outside, Mr. Karl -Lehmann, south; Kent Rossetter, Sanford; . Orange, ern states secretary from Birming­ Miss Eva McQuarters, Orlando; and ham. for Osceola county, Y .](0 . Ricketts In nil this array of The two Kissimmee Young of St. Clobd, workers only Miss Roney, and People's societies, Union Center C O M M E R C IA L RATE, $1.50 (R O O fa W IT H P R IV A T E B A T H ), Messrs. Cellar and Mulrhoad were United Brethren, near Kissimmee; Orlando, the two societies of Sanford, re-elected, we think. Tho Jatterj_Mrt Lake Jenqje Jewel, near—Orfandff, Muirheatt- has been In continuous E FF IC IE N T SERVICE and Monroe' were all represented. service and never missing cither a M O D E R N E Q U IP M E N T But Winter Park sent the most, two district or stute convention for many years, something equaled by few in H O SPITAB LE T R E A T M E N T for the entire convention lasting two days and fifteen by automobile on Florida. C ..H . JE W E TT, Lessee and Mgr* Thu next .convention bolds-in-boa-, Sunday. There was n total of nlmut 42 present from outside. St. pitahlc Wintr Park. *. Grace A. Townsend. Cloud, and of course, its own, two societies and their friends turned out in good numbers. Although it Complete Election Figures proved u splendid afTalr, full of en­ Complete ofllical returns, from thusiasm, cheerful songs, helfpul Secretary State's Office gives the fol­ conferences, generous silver oflcr- lowing vote for governor: Buyers and Shippers of i»K». devotional services full of that T o ta l’ number of votes polled, 82,spirit and fellowship “ ono to an­ 879, Sidney J. Catta received 39,other" all through. Much of the 553. W. V. Knott roceivcd 30,342. time wns filled by the special friunds Geo. W. Allen received 10,333. from out of the district: Miss CotBn, C. C. Allen received 2,460. Noel A. state secretary; Messrs. I.ohtnunn Mitchell received 191. Majority for and Curry, the "Children’s Friend,” Cutts, 9,211.’ 210 E. First Street Sanford, Florida Mr. Fagg, und Rev. Geo. Waldron, In tho Juna primary, Sidney J. State-Supt. of Congregl. churches, Catts received 30,092 votes, as com­ but.locnl workers and those from pared with the. above, it will be soon other societies took part and did it that he made a gain of 9,461," over Well. Unci# W lllum j • # VVUiiofUWon the .vote in June. 1 The themo' or the convention was In tht same primary William V. "Preparedness for Service,” and this Knott received 25,720 first cholco helpful thought was curried out in votes and In the election just every session. Besides the serious closed received 30,342; or a guin % f portions of the excellent progrnm *• Y earlie tho liu ckrytr e x p e r ts discard thou­ 5,622 which had been prepared by Messrs. sands o f citru s s c r d lln fff that a nursosy w ith less reputation a t stako m ig h t hud. O n ly Curry and Lehmann there was time -The total number of votes'^ac­ the v e r y ‘ b est-developed r o o t - s t o c k - I s g o o d ntovVed for pleasure^. Chief among counted for in the June primary was enough to bear the B u ckeye name.' Total number accounted them was the "weenie roads” .at a 83,572 Aifaln. alt sto ck must he 12 to IS months o ld e r than Is custom ary, b e fo re w e w ill bQd beautiful home built by one of the for in general election 828,7.89, or a tp Our trees h ave an uncom m only fine rootmany old soldiers who have made decrease of 693 votes in the general developmertt and absorb m ore n u u riilim rn i election . . St. Cloud magic in growth in the than others w ith buds o f e<tunl age. short period of its.existence. T h e result show-a In the g r o v e . W rites a Tin' total number of qualified' B A Y V IE W H O T E L a L|i*m ill CmaiiiaiMM lot iKi, C *t*« •• Uii.r,” . t n.«,>a M r*- F. A . T i i Ih i i , h w H No. tOl ___ u ------- THE YEAR *ROUND were boautifully decorated with orDulth Party «4 eb r»te«l the anc*-and ‘bluo- ofTCOfTi^Ty carried out of her two little sons. with n profusion of yellow cosmos S y ' . n d FrmkHn. Jr., on Wodncs- and the blue and orange crepe paper f J X n o o n with a Dutch party. which drooped in festoons from the of the most charming of the ceilings and entwined with ferns °De , lovely children** parties -Riven about the ‘ chandeliers. In the din­ The Dutch ing room where the decorations were " ‘ availed 'in all the arrange- most elaborate, Iho central adorn­ j « t s . from the color* of blue and ment of the tabic was n large basket L t t to the birthday cakea and re- of blue and orange tilled with the S J J it*. Cunning Httlo Dutch brilliant cosmos in which- nestled a w s and girls decorated ih e (nvita- little Dutch la<) with a Dutch lassie J J ! ind a hand painted roprwenta- for companionship.. On cither side . „ of a big Dutch hoy played a was a pretty hirtnday cake with Ininent part In the amusing two yellow candles on one and live pairs of the afternoon. The rooms bluo candles on the other, repre­ senting the ages of the two attrac­ tive little fellows in whose honor a large crowd of young frioiftls had gathered to help along the fun and frolic. The favors were sticks -d f candy tied with the party colors and P S A W t1 IU > little Dutch baskets filled with bon­ bons. In the pnrlor which was also prettily udorned with the prevailing AND colors and (lowers, the principle gnmc of the afternoon vens enjoyed. The children were blindfolded and Write ForPrictJ And given un umbrella to attach to the ^ Catalogue stick of the big Dutch boy. In the contest which elicited the merry blighter of little folks, Theodora Miller won first prize and Churlotte Hansell Won the hoohy. Orange ire and rakes were served in the dining room while out* upon the lawn a table piled high with oranges and apples delighted the children. M«ny presents were received by t he’ tiny hosts. Assisting Mrs. Keitzel were Mrs. W. J). l»oes, Mrn. A. M. -Phil­ ips. Mrs. B. F. Ezell and Mrs. Wil­ liam Gill£n.. During the afternoon a picture of the children grouped about the Hag wns taken. In the center were the Miller twins. — MACHINERY ALL SUPPLIES These Products came from strong, stout healthy plaits, enabled to bene/it fully from soil, air, rain and sunshine, and produce tothc limit, because Sprayed with which kills ia*ect», Mop* fungous trouble*, and tiimulair* foliage on all kind* of cropi.:__A ll ready to miinitliwatcrandipray. Enough to make 30 to 40 gal*. >1. Large catalogue of information free. “Pyrox” Chase & Co. ",,22 Continued on Page Five M E T AT.ST. C L U lll) South Central District o f Clirisiinn : Endeavorers For the division of our state union called “ South Central" the annual Convention this month convened in the famous soldier’s city of St. Cloud. It has been our good for­ tune td attend three such meetings here und this was by far the largest, and the only one having to help Sula Produce C o .i ! Vegetables and Fruits In Car Lots or Less * “ Son, Buckeye Root-Stock’s Older an’ No Tellin’ How Much Better!” Though Ml sessions were held-in \Democrats in the state is giyen as the Presbyterian church, Christian ' I I >.000 church friends helped entertain nndi carry out all tho local convention Fighting 8 Hour Law plans. | Kansas City, Nov. 24 — Federal The following workers were in­ Judge Willinm C. Hook has de­ stalled !>y Mr. Lehmann in the last clared (he Adamson eight hour aw session: President, Edwin McQuar­ unconstitutional.* Thin decision wan ters, Orlando; vice president, Miss made today in the suit of the Mis­ Florence II. Melizer, Winter Park; souri, Oklnhonin nnd Gulf R. R. .Secretary, Mlsit Deulah Roney o f ! *ttackihK the law. V Orlando; treasurer. J. H. Cellar, St'. [ JU(|K,. n 0(,k has directed the reCloud; superintendents us follows: Quiet Hour, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Sanford; Tenth Legion. R. H. Muir- bankruptcy, to. accept government W. head, Sanford; Christian Citizen- aid in expediting the case to the su Watkins Block ship, Mr. W. J.’ Waatwall, Kiselm-.t-prcmc court nnd to invile the attor­ mcc; Missionary, Miss Margaret A. ney of every railroad in the country Lemmon, Orlando; Intermediate, to participate in the. supreme court Miss Alice Whitncr; Sanford; Ju-. nlor Supt., Miss Grace Holt. Orlan- hw!rin**' A of thu cn8° do; For the counties comprising he filed before the supreme court South Central District three sccro-| reconvenes on Dec. 4th, cu*topier. " P a r i n g 1913-1 I w e planted 2.311 tree* — 1 .0 J2 w e re from you. Wo were *o pleased with your stork tli.it w e p l a n t e d S,4u5 llu c k ry o trees since, and no others." F o r the (list 30 year* Ilurkoyr* (illic it- , g r o w n tree* have been u n d ergoin g a morel* It**.* •e lrrtlo n (Inly* the lines! x n survive. Our iw ta lo g tells about Ihl*. about our serverr. why B u ck eye tree* grow* vigorous, fru itfu l, dlic.iye-resist lug. .Wrlto for copy. Buckeye Nurseries L.ir^est Exclusively Citrus Nurseries in Ihe World H . B R O K A W , S a le sm a n •- Orlando, Florida A 25c Want Ad., in The Herald will- Rent Your H ouse For You. 1£ AT L O C A T E D IN T H E M. F R A N It A C o m p le te L in e o f N e w a n d U p -to -D a te G o o d s , m a r k e d a t su ch lo w p ric e s y o u c a n 't h e lp b u t f e e l t h a t y o u h a v e g o t t e n y o u r m o n e y s w o r th . B i g sa les a n d s m a ll p ro fits is th e w a y th a t w e d o b u sin ess. W h y w e s ell g o o d g o o d s c h e a p is b eca u se w e s ell fo r cash , a n d h a v e o n e p ric e fo r e v e r y b o d y . 5c up Ladies Waists all new styles and good values - - - 48c Men’s Over Coats assorted colors a $20.00 value - - - - $9.98 Men, women and children’s Sweaters - - 48c and up Ladies Waists all silk crepe de chine, any sizes - - • $2.98 Men’s $3.50 Hats, good style $1.98 Men’ s work and dress pants 98c up Boy’s Pants,.good value Men’s, women’s and children’s dress and work Shoes 98c and up One lot Baby Fur Coats, all good values $1.48 and up Men’s extra Coats, all sizes $5.98 ' hose, good values • - - . 35c C R O W D E Sanford, R Florida O * jj iiai r „\ ^ ’r/v oAl � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1916; <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/3596b5f7c9fa3b08f1d5970a184dacb8.pdf ad99329c154d8202065ad9ab26b6b2f5 PDF Text Text lUMPMii'i 1 • - ~ -------» • » - ------_ _ ------. -------------------- ; '■ ' ' ~— . —— ’ ... • ■* --- -----*• *V IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION rirtiisflED SEMI-WEEKLY ?t •la C~ SA N FO R D ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS ’ 'i f ‘\ • IN S A N F O R D — Life la Woilh Living VOLUME VIII SANFORI), FLORIDA, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1916 NUMBER 28 lailuxu to lulfdl or earry lin t ftjf con­ Let overy member attend thp tract, some urging that the lands meeting next Monday night at 7:30 granted tfle Cxmpany should be for­ at tho court house. . • feited while others fqlt that as these • . * ~ ' • lands have passed into- innocent Congregational Church Services purchasers’ hands, such proceedure, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock even If possible, would be unjust. Mrs Daniels of Boston, Mass , will When tho resolutions were finally occupy the pulpit .and will speak. passed, th e y .-embodied strong en-* Anthem by the choir entitled “ Break dorsement of tho action' of Attorney Forth Into Joy," Carl Simper. Of­ General T. F. West in his Intention fertory, organ selection 1^’ Mrs; Fry. to institute legal proceedings to Evening service' at 7 o’clock An­ force the Florida East Coast Canal FT WOODRUFF REPRESEN- Co. to maintain according to con­ AFTER REIGN OF SIXTY BIG MEETING YESTERDAY them, "How Gentle God’s Com­ DENATURED ALCOHOL WILL \ TED SANFORD BOARD mands," Rnlp,h Cox. Given by YEARS FILLED WITH tract their waterway, and also, not I* EIIF E C T E P T I I C TAKE THE PLAC£ OF i hoir nnd violin obligato by Ralph an appeal from tho decision of the * OF TRADE / IUSTORY * ORGANIZATION • V GASOLINE Ralfston. Solo, selected, Mrs Juliqs ■ % special hoard of army engineers, but TRe East Coast Canal Association merely a request, to be forwarded to 'London, Nov. 24.' — Dispatches Takach: Sermon by J. A. David­ Seminole county will have a fair Detroit, Mich., Nov, 24. —Henry t Annual Convention at Ft. Lauder- the U. S. Board of Engineers, that from Vienna via Amsterdam state and thp date will probably bo the son on "Thanksgiving 'Considera­ Ford, who for eighteen months has dil* lut weak was in many respects final action on the adverse report be that Francis Jqaeph, the nged Em­ last week in January. At ti most tions." been experimenting in the prac­ t notable gathering.' Mr. E. T.' postponed until the advocates of peror of Austria died early Wednes­ enthusiastic meeting of citizens yes­ Sunday, school at 9:46. ’ C. R. ticability jof using, alcohol for farm Woodruff. .»ho was delegated by Federal ownership of the East Coast day morning. 1 Sorrowing throngs terday at the Hotel Carnes, n tem­ Walker, superintendent . tractors and automobiles today re­ Seminole Board of Trade to attend Canal can prepare an answer to awaited outside thj palaSt for news porary organization was formed that Christian Endeavor ’ meeting at marked thut gasoline is going and game reports two features of tht same. The Attorney General was, from his bedside ifnd the announce­ •will take charge of the fair this s«m- 6:15 Leader, Ed Rnndall To nil alcohol is coming, nnd coming to EKting as particularly noteworthy, In the resolution urged to proceed ment of his death caused sadness son uml a permanent organization of these services tho public is cor- stay too, for he suid, the supply will one of thrte being the poaition now with legal a ctio n 'against .the -Cana- thtuugjiout empire*,.__.— , will then lie ttfade and fhe Seminole diully invited to hnvo a part he unlimited. Uien oir the waterway proposition, Company ns rapidly as is possible A news dispatch from Zurich says 'County Fair Association "with a fair • * "What to do with over abundant and the other a political declaration nnd consistent with equity and jus­ that the Emperor's death resulted every year will be the result. Fletcher Party Lender crop’ s, How to get a rich food for bearing upon thnt and other equally tice to any and all concerned. • from an attack of pnoujnoiiiii fol After Chairman C. R. Walker had Washington, Nov. 20.—Senator dairy entile, how to cut the amounts vital questions of policy. According lowing a severe cold cuught while called the meeting to - order (he orSeminole county's representative, to the call iaauod by Secretary Hamwalking in Schonbrunn Park with gnnizntimi \va* formed by the e!ec^ Duncan II. Fletcher of Florida is of miinun) und teaming labor, how among those mentioned for the high lo obtain n motor fuel the price Eton, the thing of primo Importance though of course riot u member of |the King of Bavaria ten days ago. j t ion of the following officers: C. R. and responsible post of Demorratfe of which will not .lie prohibitive, the Association uue presented with n to come hrfure this session of tho Charles Francis Joseph, the grund | president: E. 'I*. Woodruff, second leader of- the senate. these problems of the farm and many Auociatipn was the matter of apponl budge, invited to the banquet and nephew. of the dead emperor sue. vi e .ji-i'idont; sorrel ar) St h ello shown numerous much appreciated others may all Im solved by the use from tht decision of the spccinl At present, Senator John \Y. Kern, Ireeds to the throne. He i* twentytreasurer, W. W, Abernathy. of alcohol as a gas engine fuel nnd board of engineers appolntisd to In­ rourtesies. Speaking of tin* of Indiana is the Democratic leader. nine years old and lias been in coin President Walker appointed a com­ The vicissitudes of politics have laid the production of alcohol which he. vestigate and report u; >ii th<* feasi­ that dosed the two days’ convec­ ntand of troops on the Transyl­ mittee ronsisting of R. J. Holly, himself on the political shelf. He unes by the farmer himself," said " bility of (lover nmerit ’ou nerahi|> of tion, it is blit truth to nij* -.but th» vanian front.’ Yen course sumptuous repast serve.! E. T. Woodruff and A. P. Connelly Mr. Ford. . . the East Const Canal. Thia report The deatli of Francis Joseph is a to select tin' names for t lie* board of was defeated in t fit- election, nnd by the Civic committee of thu Ft. "As an- exantple of the uses to being adverse t o .the rrhcn'o It ap­ will retire from congress on March 4 Club was markable climax to the long list of directors to conuist • of seven mem­ ni'xt. which ulcohol can be put," he con­ peared to be the intention of the Lntiderdglo Woman's tragedies in th 6 linpshurg family—a tinued. "let me tell you that today * secretary that the Association should unique itn its bounty, its epicurean list unparalleled in any other reign­ bers and report at next meeting. Senator Fletcher hits displayed thirty of the tractors used on our The Snuford -Itdnrd of Trado rec­ vo|r an appeal, but the gratifying toothsomcncss, its beauty of tnble ing house in Europe. He dein in the marked qualities of leadership. Ho | fart ii that the convention ns a decoration anil rearming every de­ midst of the world’s greatest war. ognizing the value of a county fair will heroine chairman of the impor-i furms in Dearborn are alcohol driv­ tail.' Cuctninly nothing could excel, 1»ho!f. took a more practical view of whicli he himself largely brought v i'l hoM a *pi"*iul meeting Monday taut committee on commerce by the 1en. When a large still which I have the situatix Being riTugnir.Pd by and very rarely .does anything of th • about by his determination to night in the mart house to obtain death of Senator I. P. Clarke of Ar­ arranged (or is completed I will make our oiyn fuel right here. the rhai-. air. Woodruff strongly kind compare with the generous, yet avenge the art’ of assassination of thi report-, from t he fair committee kansas. . ’ . • err«<1 that tin* tenneit/ for the East delicate and rcfinedly arranged and ids heir, tile Archduke Francis Fer- and, assist tin* proposition in every "Tbcre're simply no * two ways Senator Fletcher is in thorough ac­ Com ( _ar.I be modified .into Che served spread, to which the one hun­ .dinnnd, as tho result of an alleged way. After the special meeting of about -this fuel question. Sir Roverbroader slogan .of “ First and Fore­ dred and . fifty or more guests were Serbian conspiracy, while on a Htatc the Board of Trade the Fair Asso­ cord with ilia President, ill regard to ton Rod wood is adviser on petro­ ciation will get busy ilnd lay the ministrntivo policies, nnd is consider­ leum to tho British government and moat. A Waterway,'’ alie routing to so felicitously welcomed by Toast­ visit to Borniu on June 28, 1914. |i)aus for one of the best fairs of the ed one of the administration’s the highest authority on the sub­ thatever oilers most invitingly as master H. J. Reed. Conspicuously Francis Joseph was'87 years old kind possible to arrange. The'bulk­ staunchest' defenders in .the senate. Continued on Pago Eight. to rest, service to the greatest ex­ ject. He suys.that ut the present . at thoYUmTirf his death. Ho was head in front of the Hotel Cnrncs tent of territory and population, and rate of consumption the world's born August 18, 1830. He w'as only will bo obtained if possible and being through cooperation nnd discretion available supply of .pc If oleum will nineteen years of age when he as­ iq tho heart of the city will make an of the Army Engineers, most llkelibe exhausted in twenty-five years. cended tho throne of Au tria, upon ideal spot for the fair. . ■ kx>d of our acquiring. IJfo com­ When that is gone there will lie no the abdication of his uncle, Ferdi­ mended tho Maying and determlnedPremium lists will be arranged more gasoline, and long before that nand I, December 2, 1848, making and n systematic campaigm Inaugur­ to-accomplidi qualities of the memtime, the price of gasoline will havw his active reign extend over a «-ri ated for exhibit* and donations for kenhip of the Association, and called risern to u point where it will be od of 67 years, all but the first the fair and thnt it will lie a big attention'* to 'what a power this, too expensive to burn us a motor twenty of which lie was also Apos­ success, is already assured. ■nited with our forces would be in • fuel. • tolic King of Hungary, ’it is doubt­ wcuring the desired through Jack­ 'The substitute for gnsolitu* i* al­ ful thut if in all history there has sonville to Miami- and Key West, DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY cohol, which experiment has shown been an active authentic reign that natural and logical link of tho great works even better than gasoline, is was longer. Tradition snys a PliarInter-CoaMal Waterway. The not­ llnznnr and Supper in New Seminole BIG MEETING AT MIAMI cleaner und more powerful. It can onli ruled for 99 years, nnd there is able thing is that at the next morn- TEUTONS ARE P tl S I I I N G Bank Building Suturdny BRINGS FLORIDA WOMEN be manufactured very cheaply — the more credible instance of Hum­ legs uvemhllngi Judge - Hancock, Nov. tfSth, 10»G ’ ’ THEM TO THE * • from some materials us low as ten eses II.,* Sostris of the Greeks, whose TOGETHER president of the Association, told Mr. Menucent* a gallon—half tho present price^ LIMIT reign is deputed to have covered 7 Woodruff and others that he would, Miami, Nov 24 —Thr* twehty-, of gasoline, and which, bccnUiO_£lf— Roost Turkey Dressing years. But in recorded history there Brit when the convention was called to Later reports of the campaign certainly has been no reign,of -equal Cream Pot aloe*------—-Urown-Grs re­ seeond-annuaPmpeting'Dftfltl1 Plfttida ita presence In i thousand different wder. recognise M r/G eorge G. Man. Genefel-von-Falkenhayen is*-waging linked Beans----------- . Potnto Sola Federation -ol -Womrn’s —dubx COTT forms ol vegetation, renewed year editor of the Ft. Lauderdale against the Rumanians indirato thnt duration to that of Francis Joseph. venod Tuesday* with a large attend­ after year, ia in unlimited supply. Tlrctfd and Butter •‘'♦ntinel, who would anil did when the Teutonic forces -are overrunning Luliis XIV- of-Frnnre-wns'nrrmltmir>r ance of delegates from all parts of "Corn,- cornstalks, wheat, .pota­ Pickles Coffee king for 72 years. He actuully occu­ fo il.opportunity state*thnrnTe_oB^ western Wallachin. following up the state The first meeting was toes, beet* und beet tpps, apples, a of the Association was not, as sharply their defeat of the Rumani­ pied the throne for little more than held by the board in tho Woman's pouchm, all the things grown on the Extras May supposed, to foist uport the ans in the Jiul valley region and the a half century. A closer rival, and Club auditorium and presided aver furm, to a greater or leas degree con.—Chicken Salad, 26c Potato Salad 25 Government, the East Coast Canal capture of Craiova. Berlin has re­ thtf only one of modern times was Jiy_ Mrs W—H~Jenning*,~fnTOTlTefil.‘ GHn” alcoFol which can readily be Chicken -------—---Queen. Victoria who reigned for G 4 a fancy price, hut to foater and ported progress for the AustroTho business before the delegates extracted, leaving the - by-product Potato Salad, 10c ! obtain improvement of Florida Wu- G errtan-arm ies t h t t t 1D9 extending years*5-----—— :------ 1 * was of a routine nature, with no for other usee. Ilaked Reins, 10c . j«*aye. particularly a line' from the Teutonic front westward from Tho aged monarch, although, he spectators present.’ Ice .Cream, 10c • Jacksonville to Key Wcat. Mr. Ma­ the’ Jiul region towards Orsova. The had suffered serious inroads uprin his "Wo have proved in our laborsThe visitors who were not engaged torics.that alcohol can be piped, juat Coffee, 6c .** did not "»y ao, but it was fate of the Rumanian army thnt was health for many years past was in the meeting had a fine opportu­ a* gas is,' and used for illumination. Cake. 6c t •jTlcnt that the achcme of telling tho operating in the Orsova region re­ strong enough to keep a firm grip on. nity to see the city nnd many made The fnrmer ultimately will not only . Fancy tyork, candy and cut llowera ditch to Uncle Sam and making mains in doubt, as does the extent affairs of stale almost to the last. calls on friends. for sale. • » . drive his automobile and tractor and * haul on tho treasury, when the to which the Rusao-Rumnninn There were repeated reports of a se­ Thrrc are several handsome dis­ threshing machines with alcohol, Company has already been forces in the Jiul valley were able to rious illness from a bronchial affec­ plays from out of town 'ciulis, but ho will light Ms house with it • Ask For Embargo 7 instruction and mainten- withstand the swift thrust of Von tion and frequently rumors of His among them being a display of pic­ death, which were proven .unofficial; et °f a navigable canal, haa be- Falkenhayen’s troops. Washington, Nov. 23. — Chair­ tures, water colors, e t c , from the and his wife will have an alcohol . stove on which she will do all her when announcements wero made man Fitzgerald of .the House Appro­ “ *• “ “"Popular with tho public No pflicial statements by the Bu­ from. Vienna. Some of tho apeople priations Committee has announced Cathedral School ut Orlando: an­ cooking. . . A ?,th ,he major portion of the "wciation members, that the ob- charest "war office has been received asserted that his mind had become that he intends to prepare a bill pro­ other front the Dunedin Woman's "The small producers of ulcohor and intent of this Organisation since Sunday. Indications of tho affected through worry over tho viding for an emhnrgo on foodstuffs Club,, consisting of -hand painted need never fear competition from chlnn, e tc , another from the Cocoaabandonment by the Rumanians of great war, but the truth of these and push it early in thu coming ses­ neflM,ty* kot to be promulnut Grove Sketching Club: another the big producers, such as the whisT, nu ln artord wlth koncral pre- a large section of Western Wal- rumors was not admitted. sion of congress. He declares that from Rollins College, arts and crafts; kety trust. In the first place tht* . . . ,* Opinion, or lose ita standing lachin may be found in today’s an­ an embargo, would be a most effec­ another by Mrs Kirk Munroe, na­ supply of raw material is unlimited. ^Influence. The announcement, nouncement by the Bulgarian war McClellan Lands Again tive weapon in the tontriveray with tive fibro goods; unother from the Not until someone learns how to/ office. It reports the destruction by Tho following, from the News­ Great Britain over the trade black­ c 'Z ° r ’ ,t h ,t :*he n o ri‘>» Long View club, rugs, etc ; another control th t aun and ita light can c »nal Association stands for a Rumanian forces of the bridge 9 ve paper Guide will be interesting to list and accomplish more than by Mrs *. Appleton, display of his­ there be a mopopoly in the raw ma­ • lfieiii« V Prim,ri|y* fn*taad of spec­ the Danube near Corabla, 60 miles Florida friends: months of diplomatic negotiations, toric photographs and gold jewelry terial for alcohol manufacture. southeast of Craiova, the firing of George A McClellan, formerly of also that it. ahould be imposed for S M r thp E“ l CoUt C*Ml *"d stores of ammunition there, nnd the ‘Just the reverse will always be with Florida scenes; and another by f°Tner,hlp of « » • . I* n sinking by the Rumanians of the tho Jacksonville (Fla ) Metropolis purely domestic reasons os food Miss Bertha Constock of Miami. true. The innumerable *use* ta Utlon ,n’Port and for congratuhas purchased a substantial interest prices have reached levela whore which alcohol ia now put and the in­ Indian bead work, sandals, 3>tc. barges in the Danube, presumably in Today’s . Magazine, and has .as­ they are Causing widespread die- Hundreds of people gathered round creased uses which the future la cer­ in the region indicated. sumed the general management of treas. . theso displays admiring the varied tain to develop, guarantee* that all “ 'tude0,0hr thno0t: b,e fe*ture u the that publication, succeeding George It appears that the entento forces It is understood that President handiwork of the women The even­ tho alcohol which the farmer pro­ *«ph»tir,n Association, as was L. g it ' v°lced by Secretary which captured Monastir have been Thorne Hill, who goes to the Home Wilsqn and his cabinet oppose such ing session was held in the White duce* above his own wants will find Pattern C o , in which corporation legislation. Boud of*Tr«d °f ^ “ t . ,>a,m Beach unable to advance, beyond the new Temple, Mrs W S Jennings and a ready market. Moreover, the far­ » n d '.i,L . de and oth#r ■PMkera, line taken up by the Bulgarians and he has acquired "an interest mer will he saved immense transpor­ Mrs A Lcight Monroe presiding. hod unanimously seconded Germans a short distance north of BOARD OP TRADE MEETING tation costa. Mr McClellan la one of tho best . BASKET BALL GAME HERE Uy, tb,Pt tIed tha entiro **■■"»- the city. Sofia records the repulse known newspaper men in the coun­ "In the old days he sent his hay of entente attacks in the bend of the try He purchased the Florida Me­ Special Meeting Called for Monday p i S ? S uS! b, v wo ,trong Cerna and eastward, and of the ad­ Sgnford High School Girls Will ir.d grain to market in bulk. In the Night oa Fair Mailers tropolis in 1913, reselling it to the In order that ' "0t ° ne future it will go in the compressed.* Play Oviedo Hlgn School lh« oonvid!," that * e m*y receive vance guards which were pushing former owners a few months ago.- A special meeting of the Board of form of alcohol or in the' self- trans­ Girls oition actor/L " *nd mer,ted recof- forward in the regions of Lakes Pres- Prior to going to Jacksonville, he Trade ia called for Monday night at portation bodie* of his cattle and One of the really good basket ball •4 iQ J e * Ut “ thua Pl*Ot- ba and Ochrlda to the west. was with the Indianapolis Sun, and the court house at 7:30 o'clock to games will be played here at the piga. Thia will be a great aid in]the»Uted th.i ,a anc** Mr. Biggars Only artillery and aviation opera­ previous to that with the Star consider the matter of the Seminole High School grounds nejet Monday, reducing rfcilroad congestion." ' brought 1 \ a!thou*h bred and tions along the Somme in the north­ League, consisting of the IndianapoCounty Fair and other questions ap­ tho 27th at 3:30, at which time the alwjvi i “*l,h* Dera°«atlc faith ern France regions and elsewhere on jis Star, the Munrle Star and the pertaining thereto and all members Sanford girl* will play th e Oviedo Card of Thanks lut cu ?,ytl *? aam#- h# d,d the Franco Belgium front are re­ Terre Haute Star a re ‘requested to be* pjvsent as the girls This .will be moat interesting We wish to extend our thanks to* dPU, vote *bovo prin* ported in today's bulletins from matter la of vital im portaiei -o and a large crowd will be out in or­ th* Telephono Co., the people of n» v U l . 3. Republican ticket. London and Paris. f Dr. Davie Here every member and every citizen of der to cheer the local gitla to vic­ Geneva and - community and Rev.. Wholly rn„ r°d *nd *fb*rward perDr J C Davis, .the well known Seminole county. The fair will be tory A small admission of 10 and .Gutteridge for their sympathy and The British admiralty today con: *«» la behalf* bacbbone and aacri- firWed press advices that there wer optician U here and la making head­ held the last week in January and the 16 centa will be charged to help pay kindness to ua at the tim* of th*^ o lf of th , pubue f#Qdi no wounded on board the British quarters at the Empire Hotel The Board of Trade it anxious to get an expeqaea and evqry one should at­ death and burial of our wife; and.' hospital ahip Britannic when she (filial doctor, /was in the wist this expression of the member* about tend the game and help the good •44r*»2 th* » UcUMion* hond aereral was sunk in the Aegean. Those on summer and hla,. Floildt friends fevers! matter* •eohnnedted with the cause* 'Oviedo hiui'a fine team and mother. 1 F. L. Jones, . P*#y * u unJf Can,“ Com- the vessel were her eraw and the think. hA ta responsible for the west fair and the ezpreeztoii of a majority Juat defeated Oriando team last Carol Culpepp«r V , • unmercfful.y scored for Ita hospital staff. going Democratic-. . • ■ of the members on these questions, week Mr*. lya Starling. • • CANAL ASS’N. BIG MEET COUNTY FAIR OF AUSTRIA IS ASSURED IS DEAD FOR SEMINOLE east coast roum M SUBSTITUTE FOR GAS SAYS FORD ANNUAL MEET WOMAN’S CLUB OF FLORIDA ns SQUEEZED IN JM N ER * , - • . . * ) ’ ’ - — * J J i �For R en t-T w o furnished i* 200 Myrtle avenue, Corn >WI St. ^ ‘Ehqulre B, euX {mm nfjer. >t - M UST, C A R E , F p jt M O TH ER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford “ Marriage of Molly-O" “ The Marraige of. Molly-O,"{the new Triangle play featuring Mae Marsh and Robert Herron is a ro­ mantic story of Irish people, laid-in the. niost romantic of locations, Ir<v land itself. It roaild not possibly be complete without. so,me reference to the little people, who, aw every one By putting himself and his rival in the places of the two princes, and Molly-O in place of the fairy queen, the hero-of "The Marriage of Molly-’ O" works very -neatly upon tjie‘ heart of Vis Jady love: and although th - is lunih. through natural ». odesty, to adm it it, she falls deeply been a pluv pres „ l«m1 on the screen so true to the t .itional*sp’.rit as this. There are jaunting cars, ln.td-agents and pigs,-cabbages, potatoes, fights and a real lri*h fair—with the hpr° a nobleman i.t disguise who does not make hlm«-!f known until he is sure of the tr u ' alTectbn of the girl of his heart. A: Lyric Tonight. Syriop-is < f ” The 'show er of S c a n ­ d a l " * h v r i e r Nine of Gloria'* • Romance” Cast: Gloria Staiford •. Ililiio Dr. Stephen Rnyte Henry Richard Frcneiu David David Sti.fiord William Frank Mu!ry_ Frank Burke Koiker Powcl Roselle Belrhef of a father, anyway you look at It. Lyric Tonight. William T. Carleton Lois Stafford ... ___ ___ Jule Power Judge Freeman ..'.■ 'H enry Weaver Gideon Trask • Poor little Gloria Stafford thought the worst was over when she learned by the newspapers that Freneau, hcrJianco was realty d c n d .'h rr g T f r f At Lyric Friday being momentarily dulled in her new Frank Keenan makes up for 30 resolve to trace down his murderer. years old in a cut back in "Honor But neat' morning when her dainty Thy Name," new Triangle-Inco fea­ frock th at had been ordered as hep ture. \ And it’s said the years just bridal gown arrived her grief was bridal gown arrived her grief was simply roll off his shoulders like rain Clasping the on a greased duck. Lyric Friday. brought back anew soft, shimmering robe- to her breast she sank to the floor and moaned in "Honor Thy Name" an agony. An hour later she gained Cnariey Ray wears eleven suits of strength to put the bridal finery clothes in "Honor Thy Name," new away in the box—as in a coffin, and Trlangle-Ince production. And Lou­ then she faced the world again more ise Glaum is in the same play..' Oh, fiercely resolved than ever to her­ you green eyed monster! Lyric self run down the' murderer of her Friday. . ‘ intended husband. Doctor Royce, meanwhile disclosed to Pierpont "Honor Thy Name," new Tri­ Stafford w haf he knew concerning angle Ince starring Frank Keenan the real character of Freneau and and Charley Ray has two vampires how close, Lois. Stafford, David’s in it. One of ’eC gets jilted and the wife, had brought scandal—to- the other gets killed. Vamps always get door through her reckless'.flirtations a tough finish, isn't it sb? Lyric with Freneau. The two# agreed the Tonight . . police must never be put on the trai lest the publicity, which would sure­ Lyric Friday ly folllow should disclose the scandal An extra added feature of unusual In ' David Stafford’s home. Gloria type will be ■presentedat the Lyric found It hard to understand why the Friday afternoon and evening. police should not be summoned im­ Herbert Streeter will, personally mediately. but Jier father and Dr. present a historical masterpiece with Royce were resolved she- should a brief explanatory lecture entitled never li-arn .of Freneau's villainy, “ Old Deerfield" 1675-1704, dealing lest it blast her entire life. In an en­ with the early Indinn warfare in the deavor to make here forget her grief days of King Philip, also touching Pierpont suggested she discard her on the tjueen Anne war of 1704 ir.ouriii gown and engagement The picture is thrilling with Eng­ ring, but ulus, this only caused Glor­ lish skirmishes and highly interesting ia to grieve the more. And not even in every way. "Old Deerfield" is her lover’s body was to. be give.n prominent in the educational world Gloria to bury, for a lonely little and has been endorsed by tho boards mother in u Colorado town wired of education throughout the country for the remains and th ’y were ship­ and promises to lie n feature to be ped to her* enjoyed by all classes and ages. Lyric Tonight. . Pierpont Stafford I. j ri r F r iJ a) Frank Keenan’ plays Charley Ray's father again in "Honor Thy Nnme." Frank is beginning to think ho might us well adaopt the hoy ;.n-l be done with it. Nice kid, at that. In this play Frnnk cuts Charley out and wins.his girls away from him. Which is not a bit nice Public Speaker Must Be Trained. A school authority on oratory saya: ‘The acquirement of this art la by no mearis an easy matter. Tho speaker must bo able to employ Just tho right word to express tho exact ahadc of meaning. Ho must hnve tho proper temperament, a pleasing volco that can adapt Itself to every emotion,- nnd ab­ solute control of tho muscles of tho body and face. All this comes only as iho result of hard .and persistent work." . C h in e s e G larg In d u s tr y . A*> fnr as the development of the g!a»r Industry In Chinn Is concerned, five factories hnve teen erected In re­ cent years In th« neighborhood of Tlcntiln two of nh'ch are In Japanese hard*. Their prod 'C*n nrc morlly st.ld In the province qf Chill. Best of Music For. Lovers of Music The-Marriage of MollicY)" featur Tonight Mae Mar.'h Ninth Chapter of "Gloria’s manee” feat Wednesday—The day that we laugh—"Th< Thorn and the Rose". "Payment in Full, Keystone Comedy "Th* Feathered Nest Thursday—"The Woman Always P a p ." "Th Hoodoo of Division B." " Pflthe Nevji, Fildav—'n tkniflft Da p ^ 'ITdHm-; Thy Namo? featuring Frank Keenan nnd Charles • Ray "The Girl and the Mummy.” Saturday—"The Girl’From Frisco," '.The Honey moon-Car," "Animated News.” Third Chaptei Chile’s Debt to tho Incas. ' , • Not. until the Incas qipdo their pres ei><wi-f«'lt In Chtte-wnBIhtrmnganiilro' Juceu and nmdo know n, not .only for tie wool, hut for Its qualities as a beast of burden' PORGRAM AT THE STAR Better Pictures for Better People 1 T u e s d a y — Metro presents Emily Stephens in "The ‘ Wheel of the Law," also "The Grip of Evil” . Wednewlay—World presents Alice Brady in "The Gilded Cage,” also the spooky "Mysteries of yrm. • Thursday—World presents Lillian Lorraine in " S h o u l d a Wife Forgive." also “The Mi .haps of Musty Suffer." a riproartng5comsdy. Pridav—Paramount presents Mae. Murray, in "The For Rent— Several 1 AU Local Advertisements Under rooms over Yowcll’s. E This Heading THREE CENTS s Yowcll Si Co. Line For Each Insertion. Minimum rian t HIshofT, twenty years old and pretty, Is looking for n husband “who will provldo for her mother. In des­ perate straits financially the girl says she will try to make the man who meets her requirements happy. Here are some of the qualifications: The man must be between the'ages of twenty-three and thirty. He must earn ut least $50 a week. He must bo gen­ tle and kind. And above all he must provide for her mother. . , *You might call all this n "husband advertisement" If you look at it one way. but Clara UlshnfTa announcement means mure thnn that. Twenty Is not so very old when It comes to making a fair living for two. Here Is a girl who tried to make a meager salary do tlie ImjHXulble. Yesterday she frankly ad­ mitted she bad failed. "For days I faced this,” the girl explained. “Can't you Bee how hard It would be for any girl to come to h public announcement that she wanted a husband? It was the hnrdest thing I have ever had to do. Hut for moth­ er’ll sake 1 ini-ati to see It through now." • For {Unt-»-708 Pork ovehue. En quire of H. C .'DuBoae, First anf In answering an advertisement Park avenue. 49.1 where no name is mentioned in the ad, please.do not ask The Herald WANTED for information as to the identity of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and it .we do wo are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter and address it as per in­ structions in the ad. Wanted to sell your property. |f its for sale tell me about it and let FOR SALE me help yop. J. O. Packard,-San­ For Sale —6 acre truck farrti, half ford, Florida. . 27-2te cleared, splendid land, well located, W anted—About G5.000 lottuc* only $1,000.00. J. O. Packard, San­ plants suitable for setting next week. ford. Florida. • 27-2tc J. O. Packard, Sanford, Fla. For Sale —6 acre’truck farm with Wanted—To hire 100 acres of three tiled and being farmed. A good one and only $1500.00. Terms cleared land suitable for trucking, in on,c or several parrels, but hear San­ too. J. O. Packard, Sanford, Fla. ford. Address P; O. llbx 1365, SanIf others havo failed to sell your Wanted—To rent a small farm property let me try it. I'll do my best ut It and prospect looks good. close to city with hquse and out buildings. II. M. Buchanan. 910 J. O. Packard, Sanford, Florida. Park jivenuc. 27-2tp For Sale—10 acre truek farm. 5 1■>ncres under cultivation for seven years, three acres tiled with best material, one splendid well. About 4 1 1 file s’ from Sanford. For quick sale will take? $2000.00 and make terms. Easily worth a thousand more. J. O.' Packard, Sur.ford, Fla. Largest postcard offer ever advtrtised. Send 10c for-25 assorted post­ cards. Tho Rochester Exchange 4G7 W. Mnin St.. Rorhesti-r. N. V • ’ . 27-:itp , For Sale—14 acre tguck farm In­ side of city limits of.Sanford, been cleared and farmed for seven years but not yet tiled. Well fencen, one AMBITION OF CHINESE GIRL good well. Would make a fine lot subdivision. Bargain price. Terms, Specialises In Modern Business Meth­ if wanted. J. O. Packard, Snnford, ods That She May Teach Florida. • 27-2tc Her People. For Snlo—3,000,000 cabbage and Boston, Mass.—The first Chinese Big Boston lettuce plants Cabbage, girl In the country to specialize In Wakefield, Early Flat Dutch, Early modern business methods with the Men of returning to her country to Summer, all from beat seed. $1.00 teach bus enrolled in the college of per M.t 90f per M. In lots of. 10,000 . business administration of Bostou uni­ Cash with order.. J. R. Davis, Bar­ 26-Gtp versity. The youug \lbmnn.' Miss Ma­ tow, Fla. bel Chen Fong, also has the distinc­ For Sale—Strawberry plants, $2.00 tion of being the first Chinese girl to r thousand F. O. II. Lake Mary. attend Boston university. • A. Farina. Lnke Mary, Fla. Mira Fong at present la n snlcsglrl. • • 25-4tp She Intends to obtain her degree of H. B. A. (bachelor of bustness adminis­ tration) at the university, nnd then she will retnrn to China, where she will teach the American business m e th o d s to her people. She Is a grad­ uate of the girls high school nnd Is the .daughter of Chen Fon» of Boston. For Sale—Two very desirable building lota in Sanford Heights, Nos. 73 and 74. Will sell for $200 .cach-OT—il-takeo-together-wlli-makeWireless Inventor Haa Rank of Lieu­ lowcr price on the two lots. Apply tenant Commander In Italian "Wanted—Ship us your oranges, grapefruit, tangerines, pineapple and other fruits and vegetables. High­ est prices obtained. Prompt returns. Georgia Produce Company. Macon, Georgia. 26-20-tp ’ Wanted—To buy a good adding machine. Enquire Herald oilire. . 2t»-2tp W anted—To buy a good ,3-burner oil stove. L. J. Baker,'Brown Bldg., Sanford Avc. 26-2tp Wanted—Lady wishes position u stenographer. Work will pleue. Box 1052, ’Sanford. * ’ IC-tf Modern nine room Of 8 ome Use. "Gentlemen,’ remarked tha profcascr. "the general function of the heads of several learned members oL. THla d ata la to. keep their necktlca with the rank of lieutenant comman­ der, equivalent to that of major In the from slipping off." . nnuy. Ilia transfer has, therefore, been also n promotion. Ostrich and Cassowary. . It Is reported on good authority The black ostrich stnnda seven feet Ihnt Lieutenant Commander Marconi high. Its speed Is that-of n horse, will have charge of both the- naval and It can esally carry a roan. The wireless and aeronautical services, cassowary Is as Inrge, but haa a short­ which will • be reorgnnlxod and Im­ er neck. proved with the Introduction of recent Inventions, already successfully ex­ l a t h e (I r c u U ( e a r l , H e t r a l k Judicial C ir­ perimented,. nnd destined to play nn cuit, la a a d fo r Ike C e a a l y e f H e m la e le S l a . e ef F l o r i d a , l a C h a a r e r y Important part In the forthcoming nof-'Jrat N a t io n a l H a n k ol H a n­ val operations In the Adriatic. fo rd . Florldg. a c o r p o r a t io n , C om plainant Citation. v». P orerloiur# Jaaper I*. T u rn e r and S arah of Hurad T o m e r, Defendant* Mortgage T o Jarp er P. t u r n e r and Sarah Hunan T u rn e r, m l d l n g within Ik* U nited Htalce of America, b u t wno«# eaact plrc# ol rerldrar* I* unknown, and to all other permona claiming an (nlercet In Cot No. 1. Block II, Hroern a Suk-divlilon of fleck H am m ock, a t abown In Plat llook D. p m * th o record* of Or­ ange county, Florida, of • k i r k Seminole county »*» formerly a p a rt, being n eubdivlalon ol tb e E H of N W ! | ; W »i of NW >t| N E H of MWK, an d NW*< of S E U ol Hoclio n J , Townenlp 10 eoutb, of llange SI ekat, containing & acre*, more e r lee*. <t appear ng from tbe affidavit of Georg* O. li tr e ng. herein duly Bled, t h a t he la aolirltor and couneel for the com plainant In Ike i b o v t i t y t i d ( i u m « the First N i l l o n t l Dank of Sanford, Florida, a corporation, and th a t it la Ike belief of th e affiant t h a t tko defend­ ant*. Jn rper P. T u rn er an d S arah Suean T u rn e r ir « non resident* of t k f » t l U cl FOR RENT—Two Furnished Rooms.. Hot and Cold Water Address Z care Herald. 20tf D R EA M R E S T O R E S H IS S P E E C H For Sale—Kentucky horse with buggy, saddle and two seta of har­ ness. Apply CeciJ Gjjhbelt. North French avenue. 15-tf • Cheap for Cash—Second hand rubber tire top. buggy. At ntore of J. fc. Pace. 14-tf . For Sale—Heavy , double buggy, Platform springs, canopy top, leather cushions. CoultJ be made a delivery wagon. Sanford Wagon Works. . 23-tf S -T u tt L F fl-U » e D#M»*»enl efUelalsvky. U. 8. L end Office a t a*|a*‘ ^ ’l » | t Notice I* hereby given t h i t M’ Uu.h cl Den***. FI*., wh# o« I S I I . tnede Uoner*te*d ».*Ujr. -N* ® tat Ihrtktui 21 S c u O - . is * *1 E y ' l _, up. rldiau. U » h i . * rfetl.** «* nun* L - . f i v e year proof to ealablUh o i l * * land a b e r e - t - H W . M e r e O s * ef » lf-Tuce a rri-10tc Department of *fc* n*-. For Sale—One International truck. Welsh Soldier Recovere the Power In U..S. f.apd Office at | , |g . ’ Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ London Hospital Lost In Notice la h ereby given d l l ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. . Cillyard Battle. of A ltam onto S n H n n . n * - * " • . ,7-tf December IS. I i l l . L‘? r . J d SE *1 US. 09111, for N H « ' Nf. t ^ . g . London. — Many remarkable in­ N B ‘i . Sect on 10, Townehlp I I » J* For Sale—Good young mule. Can 30 F. Taitakaeeee Meridian, ka* 1 of ta stances of the recovery of soldiers of Of Intention to m a l e F D * -/•»' the power of spfech, lost through shell be seen at Rex Packard's, West eetablleh llam to th# land above before f l a k C irc u it C o o * Side. . 26-tf shock or wounds, have been told. The F lorid a, on tPo 14th d a y of B*r“ n ” r’ latest Is that of a Welnhman, Private r i a l m a a t name* a s wltneoee* .. For Sale—Marine motor, 18 horse­ J. H . Peoeley of M iHU nd. Florid*^ Morris, who had hla voice restored In power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. a dream. He was Injured during the battle of First class condition, Sanford Macl* 93-tf ei.-r. . . a Prl.lOtc RefUtevthe Somme, and on recovering con­ Ine & Garage Co. sciousness-found that he had lost the For Sale—Nearly new adding m i power of speech. While In a hospital LfeT US SHOW YOU chine. $36.00. Western Union. In London he dreamed that be waa • 1 -tf hack In the trenches and that a ahell p pile.remedy that is different fro® burst'ncnr him. liejihoutpd at the top For Sale — Hup Runabout, re­ any other . cf his voice, nnd on waking was spo­ built, $100. SchsUe Manis, City. 6-tf ken to nbout It. To his astonishment |;£ foetid he waa able to Ireply, and he FOR RENT has non* completely regained hla speech. For Rent—Two or three rooms furnished or unfurnished. Good lo­ Saves $500 From Tip*. cation. Address P. 0. Box 1247.' PILE REMEDY Ann Arbor, Mich.—John Summers, 27-ltc seventeen, has saved $000’In • year, a Used both externally and in from his tip* os a bellboy. He re­ * For. Rant—On December 1st, com­ lj^ ' Guaranteed to gtve tail ceives $10 € month and his board. Ilia fortably furnished - room In private tips run from $10 to $20 a week. He family, In downtown district Mod­ any form of pUes or money r twilight a typewriter with hla first sav­ erate ' re n t Qantleman preferred. •A Sold only by us. Me »nd in?" and reals R t^.guests as a side Addrecs P. O. Box 1084. 26-tfe k . C. Bowof. r, Luc. . z-c'vs:.. �_»* 1«U M cL A U L IN JEWELER FOR PUBLIC SAFETY . ... .... ik. t..d. . . hi • 8 ho.. on Dlrthdaya. ponton Mik»*r . through th Aythur was bom on Fohrunry -3, •I lb* s a i d _____ ___ ..Mjr». a... hla birthday comes but onco In four f a r l l . u l .r l y described a* , b„ 0, , . —. A right ot w ay atiy rw l years. AJ hfs first day ft* school, having through Ih* oald land, of Uta H* been nsked bis name, address, etc., be Bryce th e c e n te r tia* ot iSS-h il i " * * ! . Ocularly described u fo lio ,, So. was further questioned as to his birth­ Ih* r.onh tlo* Ol SMUaa M day. ’My birfday was tho lost day la • h 5 Tw*aljr (»0). Math ot U«b *17 Mid i-oint hrloK ilR i S li Febwnry. two years ago," was his sur­ »**t or th * north**-! rofn.r V >5 l«*n S**tn (T), la -aid prising reply. Style |n Matched Sets NATION HAS BEEN AWAKENED TO GREAT NEED. PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA . i GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER Prevention of Industrial Accidents and SOGERS' PLATED WARE MY SPECIALTIES: ■t ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES •H in t la ih . r . B i . F n ' . j* ..» Knew Her Place. • "Are you a friend of the grooi _ o*r. •; tb«ne* *oti|h M d , » ’ fof»*r _ family ?•-asked thotuturrarTfre church, OI a dUMnr* o t $112 It. tD na 5 wedding. "I'think not." replied the thear* M uth 6<5 d*f. JS w ol iCHJI It. to a point 287 it ^ lady addressed; "Pm the mother of n o n h oi i h . : v '«• fooor .t :,h. the bride.*'—-Yonkers Statesman. *a»t q u a rte r ot 8*rtlon Hirhi -hi. -■ "nrih. Maxwell’s Is the bitterness of ~n rtnxon'/A*HT ago passing out of Industry? Arc em­ ployers becnmjng more humane?.- Is • 'the public conscience awakening to tbe sin of omission ns well ns commission? Is tbe human element receiving recog nilluu |uu Uiu-muni preclons asset" nT 1 J our .nation? . "Our stnte pays the salaries of more than a hundred game and fish wardens to protect the beasts of the fields and the fowls of the air and the fishes of 1 of our streams. -What does It contrib­ ute tnwaftl the protection of the work­ ers In the industries?*! asked n lubor organizer la n public meeting. Ask the question today and the an­ swer will come from the nntlonnl gov eminent nt Washington, from every stnte capital, from utmost every city P lu m b in g and i hall, from every church and school, G as Fitting and, probably the truest bnrometer of nil. from ttiotiMnnds of our largest em­ Alt Work R e tir e s M j Persona ployer*. and from the best-posted in­ dustrial leaders. Attention And Beat Efforts Nor does the movement stop with Opposite City Hall Telephone No 25 the Industrial accident. Twin cause of sorrow and misery of Industrial acci­ dent, fire takes toll In mine explosion and cnntlugnition, but more often In the home. In Chicago last year fiOO ivrsons were ■seriously Injured tty It Is wonderful how big n port Is senrf Is gathered up nnd*sewed to burns or scolds. One-half of this num­ played by cleverness of designing In a metallic or bended ornament. Calom el ber tiled, n majority of whom were Die making of attractive clothes. Prob­ The turban Is n simple but original The gickcnlfllE. nauscaLing foaiin# little children. .An association of ntts ably the women who get the mot* sat­ nffnlr with n band of fur nbout the that follows the use of calomel U, the tiounl scope tins taken this matter In isfaction out of (heir personal belong­ coronet. About a bnlf yard of velvet and Is accomplishing wonderful ing* nre.those who have comparntlTcly natural result of disarranging* yot)? hand I* f o l d e d crosswise to fortu the crown. results. . small incomes to spend on themselves. It Is sewed together along the selvage entire system. Doctprs everywhere Railroads and accidents were almost are agreeing that the action of calo­ synonymous term* a dozen years ago. They must exercise their wits, nnd e d g e s , and wired. The rnw edfees are mel is much too strong, and leaves Lust >oar the managers of- 312 rail­ tficy become observant; Iffey learn to sewed Into the coronet. An ornament, achieve style. This Is mure than some like those on the scarf, finishes this the body sick and weaikened. roads reported to the government that very rich women seem able to da odd, attractive but. L1V-VER-LAX ls]a wonderful sub­ not one passenger lost his life through Pretty sets for skntlng or other wear AprojMts of this, there are very ele­ stitute for ralomel. that has all of collision ot ivreck. Industrial corjiogant and Inexpensive matched sets, of In win try weather are made of eider­ ratlons reported « reduction from 37 Its good cllerts and none of its bad two or thriK’ pieces, among the sninrt down or white ehluchlltn. They In­ ones. It acts soothingly but thoe* to 70 per cent In number of accidents accessories which the woman of sninll clude n plain scarf, n cap, nnd a muff. ou&bly, on the -liver, cleansing it and nil even larger percentage In re­ means uses to great advantage. lints Heavy white zephyr yarn Is used In bile, and ridding the entire system duction of fntul accidents. Last year a dozen governors of und neck pieces, or sots that Include a their finish nnd decoration, and simi­ of stagnating poisons. middle western stall's made proclama­ muff, made to match, possess what lar sets lire made In bright green, light * , LlV-VER-LAX.il strictly a harm­ tion of Fire Prevention day—usually the merchandising world culls "class." brown of rose color. less vegetable compound, and is setting the date .on October IV—the an­ These sots u cleVer woman will hnve guaranteed to give satisfaction or niversary of the dnte of the fnmous no.trouble In making for herself. They your money will be returned. t Insii O’Leary bovine Incident nt Chicago. are usually combination* of velvet nnd on the original, bearing the likeness Accident Prevention day. wits pro- fur, or velvet and silk for dressy vvenr, Jersey. and signature of L. K. Grigsby. • bilmed in a hundred cities and In n or other materials for sports wear. A two-piece set Is Illustrated here, Paris tikes It. thousand Industries. This year two For sale here at 50c arid 51 00 at America likes it. -rent agencies, th** National Fire Pro- including n turbutt nnd scarf made of W. G. Aldridge. treilon association and tbe National velvet decorated with fur hands nnd • So'lt will go merrily on. It wilt n«d pass with the lummet. Safety council, have Joined forces, ami finished with ornaments. Dark brown Silk Jersey is expected to remain nil Fire Prevention day will hereafter be velvet, In. u strip nbout two nnd u half known ns Fire and Accident Preven­ yards long. Is lined with brown satin, winter. tion day. being Inaugurated. by na­ nnd u band of beaver or other fur Is .It mokes a smart nnd useful all­ tional proclamation by President WI1‘ set on at that portion of the snirf round fig. which wraps about the shoulders; Tills In n coated belt dress It Js altogether s o i l. fur hand is also lined with satin. The modish. One Inrh Cards Will 'He Published Un­ It Is equally snnrt, if not more so, In Mon* than u score of pivernora have ends of the scarf are trimmed Into der This Heading At The Rate Of J7.2C liulicnted tjielr Intention of joining in poi'it*. Where the fur terminates tbe D Russian blouse costume. Per Year. the movement tiirougb proclamation*. Hundreds of chumberH of coiiimcrce Office Neat to W. E. Hounholdcr "HI take part and two thousand IndusGarner & \V«>odrufT building irh-s will set aside some portion of their activity toward making tbe day D i i . l>. E . W A T T S a success. • E Y E, E A R. N O S E and T II It (> AT Tbe spirit of co-operation In accident MONIn VS amt TlllTWmY.H and tire prevention now la-rVudes every 1 oo t« i on |>. m . department of public -and private ac­ tivity. The national government, McCaslin tiirougb the department of labor and the bureau of mines. Is accomplishing DENTIST * n splendid work, a n d 'the hundred* of Office in Garner & \Voodruff building thousand* of dollars expended in edu­ cational work Is probably the bes; Formerly Occupied by it down aml.iiiuiti-cUiUsl-<,f nU-mirTrnv-~ .____ _ D r _ - W . —K . - - H s i t S T l n r l t l t f T ernnieiital (unctbtfis. Every s tn te 'In tllC L’liluli Inn, made a .start; and in 11 score or tnore the work is well under way. A hundred or more municipali­ ties have well-developed departments U. E N T IS T .. * . a* of public safety,- vyhlle street tnttllc •» regulations, clean-up campaigns and Office: Yowell Uuilding slmllnr public resiuinsllillltlaa nrv FLORIDA cheerfully accepted by * even the SATfFOR smaller-cltlcti tint? villages. ’Tlte spirit of the ui>-to-diitt» employer tiioma .s r;.MMtrr w r.. mouffON itouanoLDn wns summarized fiy a hard-headed Wis­ consin business man a fgw days ago: "If the organization of our workmen Jnto safely Inspection committees had LAWY ERS not prevented A single accident, the Sanford. Florid* change In uttitude which the safety work has brought about op the part of tbe officers toward tbe men, ami the E l t o n J . M o u g h t o n change of uttitude of tbe workiyt-u toward tho company has morn than re­ paid us f. r our efforts." Hy carefully ARCHITECT safeguarding machinery,' accidents orfiee In Yowell llldg. Sanford, FIs were decreased one-third. "Who burns to death In the Ameri­ can home?" n';k» II. V.\ Forster, a prominent official of the Notional Fire Protection Association. “The huiV ATTORNEY ani » COUNSELLOR at LAW bands, fathers und big brolbers? Not The wives nnd mothers and o ften . Alrrndjr ribbon tlcpartmcnta in the the front Gey Uttlo flowers made of Practice in State and Federal Courts tbe children, especially the, little chil­ hip city shops bavo. begun to mill new baby ribbon are set at the base of each Sanford Fla dren. In hundreds of homes nil over luxuries. In tho way uf dress acees- shoulder strap. Garner-Woodruff Dldg our fair land each year them comes s t t r l e s , to their displays. Which For tho hnlr there nre the usual |mlr the crushing sorrow of n dead mother means that the first signs of Christmas turn's of plqln'Yaffeta or- falllo ribbon, or child, lijimcd to death. In almost have arrived, for therq is no part of often huvlrig a narrow satin border, every cuse, because of the criminal the storo which feels Its Influence more for young girts. Thero are hair orna­ disregard which wo ns a nation have than the ribbon section. ments for older women. Including but­ for tho most elemental principles of suite *, court House phone io Bags nnd cushions appropriate to terflies of velvet rlhboo that ma/ also safety from fire. Each year we lose themselves Just now arc tho major part he used for the corsage. There are sev­ SANFORD* - FLORIDA through this agency almost 1,000 of of the new showings. They arc gorgeous eral kinds of bows and ties of narrow our most precious assets—our chil­ affairs made of rich ribbons that arc velvet ribbon, nnd there are many cor­ dren. , brocaded with gold nnd silver threads sage roses both In Satin and vclveL “Fire causes 0,000 deaths, renders nnd In tho warm deep colors of today. Roses and violets are shown for tabla 20.000 people homeless, and causes a But hags are a long story In them­ decorations, also, and the newest ar­ SPECIALIST loss estimated ut almost. $300,000,000 and thero arc so’nmny of them rivals for this purpose are ribbon pop-, In CANCER, GOITRE m d TUMORS a year. Industrial accidents take toll selves. Its recital might bo continued and con­ pies and ribbon tulips. The popples Cure Them Without Cutting Them Out of 2f>,000 lives each ycur -nnd cause tinued, but never concluded. are arranged 1n baskets, but the tulips. 700.000 Injuries, Involving a loss of.n In many colors, stand primly op la two Among the prettiest Gross accessories ORLANDO, - FLORIDA month or more Jlme from work." Twoare little over-bodlccs nnd negligees, rows springing from small boxes. thirds of. all fit *s and n like number tho latter df lace or netpind ribbon. Industrial accidents are preventable. One of the bodices Is shown at tho SANFORD WAGON WORKS of"Ono day for humanity^ Is tha.motto center of the picture. It Is made of. • Au c c e s s o r t o w . j i . u n d e r w o o d . of Fire nnd Accident Prevention day. Ilglit pink, brocaded ribbon nnd Is sup­ One and two horse Wagons Made Stop (ho'fliri’Vnd-'neddents In your F a c e ts continue In rogue, and many by shoulder strap*. *There Is ft in Saftfortl, oft hand at all times. homes ns well as In the shops and the ported Milt'd trirdlcof therihtxm at the waist­ off them are embroidered with colored PRACTICAL HORSESHOER mines, dr on the streets. “Bo careful. line fiat shed with a Low and ends at woods, or beads. Think safety.” r .' 205-207 O a k Ave. Phone 244 * Magazines Periodicals Soda* Water Confectionery Cigars,and T ob accos 1041st. SL Phone 182 C. H. D I N G E E • Em h i M A T U R E W ARNS ^Against Using I BUSINESS CARDS ? - Dr. H. H. DR. C. G. BUTT Wilson & Housbolder ..GEO. A. DEC0TTES;. SCHELLE M AINES LAWYER D r. J . A. TR0VILLI0N ft m V 'P - J!.^r,‘orr2vva* Casualties In Conflagrations la the Object Of Association of Rational Scope. . ,8 .tjro; / i u a 1, 'ylTimJ. v V. rv,-,. A * ( • m u t h S8 d *f. 35 Mr. m ’ ,Kr* * « * » ■ e o in t on a " « u » h •* D0tlh*a*t * * * r t r r nt'M ld K rtiu , ' 7 7 thhnr* -o uih 56 d t f . IS 5 2 <fi. mor* or l m t o a p o l a r 530 ft lL LEG A L A D V E R ISING • a u t h of I h . n o r t h * n i rorn-i • a r t q u i t t e r ol ,lh * a o J i h J L r F>Wth., S*rHoa E t« b t < J > i y h . n , . M Is C lrcsll I’t i r i S m i l k Jarflrtxl Cir­ » t O f., r a . t 243.5 h r laor. or I.V. |„ : d*tcuit; H t s l i t l r C e u n ty . Flarlda. t o s*t*t 1 Seminole Cour.iy Cbaason Hank, a rcrpurallon, organlted and dialing undar tbe lava ef Ih* elate ol Florida, Complainant va. Citation Eb*n*t*r C. T y l . r , D e ta n d a n t. To g b r r . M r C. C. TYyli y l.r,,e * o A. M. T y l.r. O rean Vl*«r, D ila v a r* . I t a p [ * a r i r f from an affidavit duly Hied la th* above . l a t . d t a u i r by rounrrl for ro m r la l n a n r , th a t It ia th o belt I ol affiant th a t you, K b r n t u r C. T y l . r , are a /**l<flnt at a 'a t a t * or ro u a t r y o t h e r (b a n th* .ta t * ol Etciida, an d th a t your p la r o ol raaldear* ia O t«aa Viear, l l . l a v a r r , in ca rs *1 A. M. T y l . r , a n d It’ f u n h . r a p p e a rin g from aald aili-lavit th a t it ia tha b*flrl ot affiant th a t you are over tha at* ot tw e n ty o n . year*, and It vi* |a no p*r*on in tb * atat* ot F16rIda. th o M rvlro ot a aub p o en a upon ahoro ould b* binding upon y o u ; th er.lar*. you. K b .n c g .r C , Tyl*r ar* o r d . i . d to appear to tt * , bill o) r r m p ta i n t duly -Jrri in thia i a u n on or boli-re Monday, | b * la l day of Jpnuary. 1917; a rule d a y of t h i . court; it J . further ordered th a t thi*-notice b* pabli.h*d in th * Sanf id Herald, ■ g * w ap ap .r puMiahIn Seminole m u M y , F lorida,,pne* a w».k tor tour co n.ecu tiv* a-ch*. W itaea. my hand aa t l . r k ol )h* Circuit Court of J - n.im le oouoty, flo rid I , on thi* th* U l h day ol NoTeoitMr. IS 6. (•**1) E A. D O U G L A S S , C t.rk of t h . f i r uit C e u i t ot the S * v .n tt J t d i r i 1 C ircui', F em lncl* Co., Fta. Geo. A. D e C o l tr i , - -—• - * * Soil-H er'an-i i t C eu aa-I fo r Ccrhplalnanl. .25-Tut ».Rtr ------------------- 7 _________________ H KAD KN T T rapeiat far P a v la g S an lcrd , Fla.. Nbv. .1? 1916. Scaled l i d . i . ill hr ic r t v e ' by t h e rrunty t omn-,1 l a o t r l cl l i e County i t fWinlnole, MoriiJj, a r t i a g I tally « l i h ihv city counrit ol Sant.-rd. rlVrida, a t t h e oflirr ot the Clerk ot th e Circuit Court ol th e couply ot S .m in v l. at b a n lr rd , Floilda, al or brloie 0 I . m . fu- - - ' l l , D c c . m t r r Sth, 1916Fur fur'-iv ir.g all m a t . rial* and laying t p p r o i i n a ir ly 13700 tq. j^,t*. o t hrirk pavem rnt. • C . r t i t c d cHVck (01 H 00. 0. F o r t u r n i - h i n g all malrri la an d ro n - tr u r llag a -.p r ril m a l i ly |S600 lineal tect ot t xtO in. r o n c i it * curb. (Vr jh i d c h r c . lor IJOO, ^ l l . r n r t . Md* vaill be re i l v . d - o n approxl i p - ' t h £25000 firat quality- pav in g brick. On 65Y rrcl* c t c-m ent. On 50 cubic yard* of aand t o be approved by th* engineer*. Th* right ia r r e e r n i l to reject an y and all bid. or to a f r . p t any portion of any >id. L I*. H agan, Cnrm HI ol Co- Comm II. IV. H ire on, Prrai. ol r 'l t y Count it. K A. l>ouctaa>. Clerk 1 I .Circuit .'Court, $5-Tua*-Il« Notice or I pyltcallea for T aa D eed I nd.J S rcllae N, C h a p i n 1555, L a * - o f Florida Notice ia hereby given t h a t II, C. T y l.r. purchaacr ol T a t CrrtUirat* N o. IOOF, dated the till day ot N o-em ber. A? I*. 1593, Cov­ ering Lot No. 407, T o e n of A ltam o n te, -aid let being l u n e e d at th* d a te of Ik* taauanre c l ra c k rertlffcnte in the n a m e o l U nhn oen. Al-o T e a Certtflcal* No. 1007, dated the it h day of November, A. I>- 1595, rover­ ing l.ol No. 422,' T o e n of A ltam o n te, aaH tot. tcin g t i i i f i i t l a t th* d a ta of the l e u anre ul a u rh rrrtiR cale in th* nhm* ot A. L. If. A N. Co. Al-o T a a ^C.rUScal* No. 1006, dated the t l h day of I o v .m l .tr , A. I>. 1595, cover­ ing Let 403. T ow n of A lta m o n 'r , aald lot b e in g aaareart) at the d a te ol iM U a n re c ' auch c . r t i f i r a l . In th a name c t Aenknown. Alto T a a C . r t i C r a t e No. ICON dated thr Ith day of N ovem ber, A. I>. I59S, cover­ ing Note No. 347 and N c ,- 3 I 6 , with other Iota, Town of A ltam o h lr, aald lota biiug aavnaed a t t h r d a t e ol th* laaa encr of curb certificate in th e n a m e t ’nknowii. Alto T a t Certificate No. 1003. d ated t * Ith d a y of N o v em b er A. |J. 1895. covering l.of No. 359, w ith other lota. T o w n ot Alta­ m onte, -aid tot being a-ar-acd nt th e date of the iaauancw of auch' tb rtiffcate in tbe n a m e of U nknown. A l - o ' T a x - C . f t l C c a t . No. 1004, d ated the 4th d a y of N o v em b er A. D. 1895, covering Lot No. 374', Town of A ltn m o s t r, aald lot being aaaraaed a t th e date ol t h e iM u a n ce of auch certificate ** Unknown. Alae T aa CartiOcal* No. 204. d a t - d the 6 th day of J u l y , A. I». 1908, covering L u l > » e - w - n i t a iaiin tr , ' t l H IbT being av­ a l lb* d a t e of th e la s a a a r* of auch certificate In th e nam e ef 8. W. Stephen*. Unlee* aald certificate* ahall be re e e e r d i e t t o t e w la * OMIl Silt l U i l i thereon c n th e 2nd d a y of December. A. t>. 1916. Witnraa .n.y official aignature an d »*tl t h i s 3 tat d a y o t O rtnber. A. D. 1919. leeall K. A. D O U G L A SS. CTcrk C trcalt C o u rt Semlnoto C o ., Ft*. ' ,Dy V. M. M c D a a i r t . J ) . C. • tlf* *r A99l l r 4ll*B l e t - T a x D**<1 l l x l i i M ediae 9 e f C h ap ter 4559, L awe ef FtafIS* “ Notice ia hereby given th a t A. Marahall, parrb ax er »J T a x (.'rrtlfirat* No. 1224, <tat*d .b e 3rd ilxy of J u n e , A. I>. 1912, haa trlrd • aid rertifiiata la my uffit*, and haa mad* ap p lira tli n lor t a i rfrad to itau* In a r m r d a m * » ltb l a * . Said reitlfirat* vmhrar** tb* (o lto v ln g . dravril rd property a ltu a le d In S e n loot* cou nty , Florida, le-wlt: Lot* t, 2, 3 an d 4, Block Z, C ameron. T h e aald land I ring a>*r**rd a t th* d a t e d th* i*-uanc* of • u r b certificate in- th e name, rf U n k n o w n . Unlea* aald 're rtifira t* ahall be'rtdeem nd acrordIn 1 1 to law t a i dr*d will iaaua t a reo a i n t h e 2nd day of Ib-crmler A.* D. I91C. ' Wl n*»* my official aignature aad **al thia 3t»: day c t Dvlol rr, A. D.. ISIS. ■x»el) .» . A. D D U G L A S 8. Clark Circuit C o u rt Seminole Co., Fla. tly V. M. M cDaniel, l>. C. 2 1-Tun-C.tr In Ih# I trcatl c o u r t h i i a n i x Judicial Cir­ cuit la aa d far Heaalaair C o u n t), Ftarld* L. 1’. liagan. C h a irm a n ul tha Hoard oi C oun ty Ccmmtxxiinera, hemlnol* C o u n ty , Floilda, acting (or and cn behalf ( I tb* . Iloaid ol C o u n ty CommU• iunrr*. and lor an d .on. behalf ol th * C ounty ot Sentinel*, S t a t e ot Florida D ilatio n v». . J a m e s It. Ilryce. T o all pvraona Interealed la or h a v in g lien* u p o n th* following d**nlb*d p ro p e r ty , alluat*. lying and baing ir the C ounty of'HfimInol*. S tate of F lo rld ai and more p a i t l t u tarty d r a n i t e d a* lotlowa, to-wit: N I M ot N E W Sac. t . T * p . 20, S. of R a n g e 32 Kail. 8 W K Of N E K Sec. 9, Trap. 20 S. of Hang* 32 Kaat. HE It ot N W R Sec. 9, Twp. 20, b. of H aag- 81 Kaat. N K >4 cl S W J 4 Sec. 9, Twp. 20, 8. ot H ang* :I2 Kaat. N W i i ot N W R Sec. 3, Twp. 20, 8. ot K - a t * 32 K hat Where*-. L P. Ilag an . Chairm an ot th* B o a id cl C annfy Cornml*»lan*r*. Seminola C o u n ty , Ftorlda. a ttln g (or a a d o n behatl of the Hoard cf C a a a t y Cqmmlaalnneri, a a d lor and on behalf of the C o u n ty of S a n Iro le, f t alt ef Florid*, did on t h e 23rd d a y o t O ctehrt, A D. 1915, 51* hi* p etition In th * above en titled court, alleging am ong o th er th ing ! th a t Jam a* H. Ilryce 1* th* o u n - r of tb« following dcacrlhed le ad* In F r n i n o t a Countt.* Fto ridat . , N E W a> N T 44 See. 7. Twp. 20. S. ol T a n g o 32 K-at. S W J 4 ct N E W Sec. 8, Twp. to. S. ot R ang* 92 F a s t . S f i w ot N W W Fee. T a p . 29, S. ot Hang* 32 K aat-..' ' v. N B 14 al N W K Sec. a. Twp. 20. S. ot H ang* at Ea*t. N .W U ol NWW Sec- a. Twp. to. S. •( Rant* 82 Kaat. A n d rurtbeff allagln t t h a t h public h ig h ­ way haa been aalablU bed la Seminole C o u n ty . Florida, a certain portien a t which a. T,l»:?r “r.*<a*- J- “I" •bSM °CTu‘i ri g h t qt way flfly ft. la » id ,h ,h ,„ 7 U' d taada of tha aald J a m . - ft. t t l w ! » i*h 'J* " . — nt graded right ol . a y J & v ’”’,'8* '»• oPr a,l ! .yean, baa Em u a p . n , v . f°L tbiough cfc I l l 6 ol Ihr aald Hryra- and ma I. ahown by , 1 . »- »ur r.y mad* tlnarr. of th*' lortda. C o u n ty ot S.m tno| , And It f a r th e r ap peailn . H °n th a t It la a***a-ary. ihil S* * u t i . d j^1***; had and and tak.n taken by I.v th* • l _ Countt ...... had r 1 I* |« --- T-----* i for th. ----. purpo-*— «■ of ■a |M putii. b,|h..> , “4 T; fu r th e r appearing fron om ..Id petitii.n it . ! th* ( cunty of Semiimlr, and Ih . - | It. Ilrj .# c an n o t a g . « _uP„„ , rom peniatlon to b* paid | 0, rjthi .1 way; Now, t h r i. f c r * . (h it it ... poiM B. I n i n . a u d in, ot Ir-vin, 1 “o , anS! th e above d ra rrib e d prop-ny , ,, . FJ* u r.r.d Circuit C curt In S*miaol», S tale r BFicri,d..lh; t n . 0. . ntervat th e y or any ,f ih rn h ave In th* p to p e r ly »4l.h the Cou beminole d.ritc* to ta k e an.l t n r o r d put pore* a t * f c r « t I d. an-i further t l .h o w m u m th a t t h e j . or an, »| , » B h a r e , why Mid f t o p e r t y -bout,I t,. '^ ta k a n lor th* uar* an d purooci u l tot,v th e petit o \ h M . t o i . r e filed ta T h iby t h * laid L. P . H agan, a- Chairman a i u Board of C ounty 1 ommt*»!ii.»r-. S.mlaai* C ou n ty . Florida, acting fol and „„ v»ia of th e i l i t r d ol C o u n ty Cornel. t*r Art? on Lohilf of thr Count} *f *uet. -note. State t f Florid*, again., , kr Jam** It. Ilryce. or elv. hr l-rrr.l fnr, , „ from claiming o j tiercirlng »>,i ll(j# or Intere-t in and to th. *1 , . r I.-rribad prop- r t j . Herein fail r.01. ». r.c . ; default will be entered tg-met >,1U Witnrea, E. A. D o u rl..- c ir r i of lkf C lreu ll Com I in and for Seminutr CuuntrS ta t e i t Florida, an d the -riO ,f ,-td ro*,t at Sanford F l a , on thi- lb* i t t h <Ui at O ctobA . 1915. * ’ *' (•eat) ' ' E. A DOttliLASS, Clerk of tha Circuit Court, Seminole Co.', Geo. A. DeCotte* A ttorney for Petitioner 19-Tuee*8lr • | n lb* Ctrcalt C earl. Seventh Judlcl-l n (. cull. In and Fqy (he Csuni) -f Srielaale. Florida, la Chancer? Wilbelm lna Adam*. In II > Uwn High! and aa E x e c u i m ■ t h e E atate ot Jno. Q. Adim., D rctpaed , Plaintiff *•Citation Lha*. C. Warwick, Truatce. F llto Hubert It. Karnaey, Trualee, . VJui. 1 J. P. Muaatlwhlte A W. H. Title H ow ard, Co-Partner*, doing buaineaa aa hluaael white a , H ow ard, Fairfield L um b er Co, a Corp oration, th* l l r l r i it I .aw at bilat Hlgelow. J. V. W ilm otl, W. A. Whitcomb. C a irle t ’ieaon, widow, A i n a W M oran, J. G. Moran, W m. I» Oleaon, Norman K. ttteaon, i t i l n a t I.a w ot Svend tH r-m , , Deceated, Defendant*. To Cha*. C. Warwick, ^ ro - trr . tiotert It. llama*)*, Tru»tee, Fairfield l,it-;l.r Cs.. a C orporctien, th* l l t l r e at Ij » * Mlu, Hlgelow, Decaated, W. 3 Whitcomb, C arrie Ctiaen, Atm* W. \l>r*n. J. U. Moran, Wm. I). Oleaon. I t appearing Horn th e a.'.T-.a-it til t-rorga It. H erring, h t r t i i duly Cinl, that, he i- • Boliiilyr and reun tel for the ahuve naiatd rom pli in a u t in th* a b a t e i l j W cauev. aad that it ia th* Italiat of afSitil that th* Ce­ lt ndant* . Cha*. C. Warwlch. Truitte. Habert liiv tta m -c y , Truatee, W. A. Whitcomb, C arrie'O leeon,. A n n a -W . M o r a n , li .JJeran an d William D. Oiaaen *r» r**i 1**t» a atat* other th an th e Mate oi Fh>.iJa. xad that, th e plarea ot reiidenc* and addrena* ol th* aald detvndhnta are. Chart'- ' W-rwick, truatee, J'hlladalpM a. I'a . Hob*ft It. Katneey, truatee, Philadelphia. I * . A. W hitcomb, Hloomlngton, lit.. Cacti* W. Oleeon, Ouluth hqfjfl : Ama._W----H “ ulu ‘ th--------------■D , Mtin tT 1r oran,1, Duluth. Mina.. and Wm. D. Oleaon, .Dolton, (it , that tk# aald d r t a n d a n u are o ver th - »D "l 1 ••»!)|hffton jD l*» ,[ro»aa upon whom would X* H .idint up-n Ih* aald datendaata, a a d it (utth-r apprarlag from th* affidavit a t m a a i d that (hr Fairfield L um ber Company ia a ' ‘’ f 0'*"** • h u t orllc* and principal ptar- »l bu-fiwaa and w hta* *utrc»*ora and aa'ign- •(» known, a n d th a t Sila* Ulgelu* ka< departed th ia Ilia lM » |) r hetra p *d !»*-> rmn-itnl*-— a ho-* name* and pl*r>' -1 ’ i r " are unkno w n: Therefore, yoii. Chart** C. Ir u a t* * ;'H e b e rt It. U am —y, iru>t>*: » *• W hitcomb, Carrie Cleeon,, Ann* W. Mora*J. U. M oran and William D. l»b*Jn *1* « dared to appear to th e Bill *>l *"mf' V filed in th ia raua* on. M onday, (hr l i t 'J*J ol December, A. I). 1916, the tame b*|*| a rut# d a y ol thta cou rt, and thr l.unt tier Company, a corp o ral i -jb, »»a nartlea rlalmlng Intereal u n j r r ihc *** Falrf.ald I n ml a r C ompany »• . ' " . . ' “'T T ! ora nr aaalgn-, or olherwiae, and r l a l r r u g Ir l r | - r t under fcttB* ■Lll»la%, • • / cea-ed, or olh>rwlw, in th e pfOKHJ *J'M and b e in g 'i n Semlncte c o u n ty , klctlil*. •»«deaertted a* folio*. H h ' i 1 k- Vof s5W1I W 46. -Tp. 20 S. Ilange 31 E., SW and - N W <4 ol S W ) | , Sec. »». 1 Kang* 32 E-. S K '( ol H f H . ‘- ' i f 1 S f c 'i . Sec. Z9, Tp. «0 ‘ E., IUng* 3T ». NKi* ol N W ' i ol Sprv Tl' , ilange 32 R. Alan III ef th* N •* . rtec. 25, T p . 2 0 '8 . . Rfidge^ 32 E. L‘fv9< Hat. a t th* KB corner of the NIfi»., ru n N. 913 1A yda; thrarv w147 2-3 yd*:v4b*nre «■ <1 t J »•**: 1hrtre '1 yd*.: thear* thear# S. IS3 >di: thrar* W. * I577M E. 40* yd*, to be tinning: xlm _ beginning n t th* NE t S f S g f .d L o * t\» *.W. 515 4-7 yd*. Ih .n r* S. HO yd*, ih - * " E. 519 4-7 yd*: th rn r* H .~1<• 1 * *?,{5 ginning. Alao e i r e f t th e right fr, Drang* co u n ty . Flo rid a^ tor “•* , 0 L 1/ materia) on W i j ol SE W •* Nl; • “L V - J i m e r v i n g ti tl e and pca*e#»ton when ro* ter lal ahall have h«*a, *«.b MT uT s w u of th e N W »l i n * « . W l4 « JJZreJ •-•ee. 6. T p. 20 S. Rang* 92 L.. *f* t o appear to th# lltll ®t C s m r ix ljt file* In Ibt* cam, on Monday, th - Mb of February, t o i l , th# b,lll< * day of thia court. I t 1* fu rth e r orSarad t h a t IfcM W f i " puMlahed In th e Saafnrd Herald, ! «• naper p u tl la h e d la Seminole county, n " * Ida, L i tw elve ronaecutlv* wcekt. TTUaiaa B. A. D o u g in " . C l « k • ' ; Clrr-ult C o u rt, and tha ‘^ K l . 20th .day of S» Ctm k of t h . Circuit Gearga G. tlerttag . . Sofl'ltor t a r Complainant. 19-Tu**-13tc . - - In C earl * f Ih* Cedalg jn d g * . Scial**** Caenty. Hlet* ef Florid* In r a T a t a t * at O T c 'liS S L . all Peraonv having Ctatmu or _. agalaat aald E aU ta: w .« b v .You, an d a a r h of yaa. ar* h e r , - 4 ad required t o - p r e o e n t - 'a n y m-y • maada which you, or #l«h*r T^ g,#**. a v . agalnat t h # ' eajal* ol_ n«ooeeaaed. la ta of rt Ida. to t h a uodemtgaed o d ^ n i - ir a v aald e a t a u . wtthla tw a y » « " lrom date -hereof. D a tid Orti E l * E * B IlOWHtS-Tuos-Ste . �improvement UMPIRE NOT EASY THIS YEAR IN GOLF united Stales Will Soon Produce Greatest Golfers. IU Naturil Function la to Qet Dirty, but Woe to the Man Who Gsta a Spot on I t By IZOLA FORRESTER, We hiTO boon accuatomcd to hear Ollle spoak of the Countess Ind well, ■hoTFxocll^ frlondly or comradely or familiar terms, but as If ho know her pretty well. For Instance, ho would say whon tho mall was brought In: “Another letter from tho Countess. Now I'll got It fur uuL writing." Quite as If It mattered to tho Counteaa whether ho wrote or not He had come to the old-fashioned boarding house on West Fifty-fifth street in tho summcrllmo. Flora bis tone and words wo gathered that bo was a man of peaco and would not go to war, that tho Countess disap­ proved or bis sentiments, and that hla elder brother was fighting somewhere In FTance. Ho was a slim, dark, nice sort.of chap, with big, speculative, humorous bluo eyes behind oycglassos. Until Jessica esmo to stay with us. ho had matters his own way In an argument down tn tho dining room. Tho rest of ^ w _____ _ me most wns tho Improved play- ua wefo too hungry and weary to com{oi stjle of the majority of golfers, bat world peaco or anything elso, it was only a short time ago that oaly But Jfeislca* was different FYosh •bout one golfer In ten played In cor- from tho Weat she was. and thoroughrfet form. The others wotfld simply ly Prepared for war at any moment dob tbelr way around without regard flbo was in the nurses’ training school, for golfing style. This season I would waiting for her chance to go abroad uy that seven out of ten knew tho In Red Cross work, proper way to piny their clubs, Those Olllo was all for social ovolutlon, th»t generally showed the best form and tho two of them would sit and let wvrv young fellows. their dinners grow cold while' they •These boy* hnfo been Imbued with threshed tho wars of tho nations over the Me* of Rturtlug the game right. an(l ° Tor again. Ills, name, by tho They have received lessons from com- waY was Oliver Orovesnor. Sometimes wtrtt professionals, with tho result his mail camo to Mr. Oliver Orovesnor that their progress hns been owcep- and aomctlmcs to Lord Oliver FYancls penally fact. It Ih a Terlalnly that Orovesnor. but wo called him Olllo. o»ny additional youths will ho attractA boarding homo I* a curious corn­ ed to the game, and all being anxious monwcalth. To. Bavo your life you to fore- shea I quickly will Irani at i rnn't hfclp knowing every other body's the beginning to handle their clubs. business. Wo used to run across tho •This will mean that most o‘f the ’ ‘wo ‘hem slitlng out on tho little present slurs whit helped to make the i f>rewn wooded bench in tho tilt of a tolerate. nn nnswcr, "should n clean tablecloth bo tho most microti thing about a fairly average family household? A clian tlibloolotli la not hire* or jVcnntes, either or Imtb. B'h Juat a rail (tint baa maim Rial to get tlumuUi the IftUtidry In" good shape, It can go through again In Just ns good shape— or Just about ns good; and. for that matter, If the worst mine to the worst (ns your wife generally expects It to) It could be replaced without disturbing the quotation on intcrnntlonitl ex­ change. "Hut n woman never thinks about that. To her n clean tablecloth Is a thing to he worshiped, not n thing to lnT eaten off of, nml It never occurs to her that no magic ran Ideas It with aendpntemnl clennllnoss. It’s got to get dirty sometime—why pot now? Nothing to It 1 If you overtlow tho gravy from tho meut platter, which— ’through no fault of yuurs—has been filled too full, or If you happen to dec­ orate the Immaculate splendor of the cloth with n nice red polka dot of cran­ berry Juice* youYo In .bail for the ^est of the day, and maybe longer. "Of course, when such things hap­ pen, the tnidecloth Is only serving the purpose for which It Is put there, but that's no excuse. ‘You ought* to bo GIRL CADDIE IN FAVOR British golf players—all abov IjT hat a»e lacks In carrying *hp «»lua by lock' of Irrtuiijir comment • i :ii1,:‘riPnced tnd veteran golfalike declare that the femnlce cuddle pertapa fails to 1,uch ■ Interest in the as the boy caddie, but she t attempt to take all the Y ur“UL 0f,", PtrfetU* Plpln«: tkl/f* , Sfwdso always does “ at hole In three." •roflr ***? °*<Mle Is doing the of British links alti,^-h,'r brother l» making mu* .copyright. by it** MrCluro Nswspspsi ByiMUcaM.) Bclween 3rd and 4lh St P R E S I D E N T OF AMERI CAN LEAGUE AND T WO UMPIRES, Deaf to Hear Church Service*. , Moriah church of Utica. N; Y.. hns Installed n telephone system for tho benefit of members of the church who may be afflicted with deafness. SI* telephones have been placed In vari­ ous parts o( ihe auditorium, the trans­ mitter being"loeitiul on the pulpit (IVrcetljcln front of the speaker. HEAVIEST SLUGGERS ON TAIL-END TEAMS The Thing .Desirable. So deport your life that wt tcniplutlng the future y»» ’ v thinking of glory instead of ih “So -I have always been told," ro piled Ollle. "Countess what?" “Countess of Walainghom. Her name, though, 1b Margaret. Margaret Olivia." “I blame you rnoro than over," sho ___ lSTd briolly and tensoly "BTnco you do happdn to bo born In this particu­ lar ago and In a certain class, you owe It to your times, to the spirit of your Urnos, to staud for tho morale of tbot class." “Hot," said Olllo, and be opened tho last letter from tho Countess. Sho was. rftlcnt as ho read It Prciontly-faa- _ _ spoke In a curious voice, a sort 6t baf-*1 fled voice, as If Into bad hfuidod him "Bt Jorol" ho said. "Boor old Bert I." For a mlnuto Jessica didn't got tho portent of his words, ho had spoken ■o quietly, but sho turnod her head and saw his faco, suddenly sharp and a bit whlto In tho half llghL * “Who Is ho?" Olllo stood up. "I’m going bock. Bho wants mo to. My brother's dead." And thin. Is tho strangest part. As he stood there looking down In bor faco, suddonly all tbo Uttlo foolish conventionalities of everyday life dropped from them. "You’re going over there to fight?** ■be asked. “Of coureo. Bert died somewhere In FYmnce. It Isn't so much tbo war, you .understand." His hands clouchod at his sides. 'It's what thuy'vo dono to him. { want to go and Just give It to them for his sake, and my moth­ er expects me to.* **im sailing on the 10th." Jessica ■poke eagerly. **1 didn’t want Jo tollyuu because you bad a way of taking all tbo spirit out of It for mo, and I wanted to go the other way—believ­ ing In It, 1 moan." “We’ll sail together," ho told her. "You said ouce that 1 bad no morale. Maybe I haven’t. I don't like the mcaa over there, and I don't believe In war, but when the wolf climbs over the sheep shelter, one grabs » gun, I guess."' And then bo looked down st her and said In that almple. square, nice way of bis we all liked, as If It set­ tled the whole thing betwoen them “Tho Countess will think you're on aw­ fully plockjr girl." And tho next morn'ng they sailed, married sure aftd fast. 8omehow. they seemed 'to take a little of the springtime with them, perhaps Ifitd •he tiro of the Countess. Oak Avenue - - ATLANTIC COAST LINE TRAINS t had como to stay. Oliver found It un­ der his napkin as usual, glanced at It whimsically, said It was another let­ ter from tho Countess, and that he'd get it fur not writing. And Jessica, being a woman, prompt­ ly asked who tho Couutess was. Whereupon Olllo answered simply: “My mother." Sho eyed him from a different as­ pect from that moment. At first, with suspicion as If ho might bo poking fun at her. You aco, Jessica camo from a small town |n South Dakota, and sho was twenty-ono. Sho won­ dered, Just as wo all had, If Olllo wero telling tbo truth. Jessica waited until sho had him to herself on tho green garden bench. She approached tho subject of Olllo's connection with tho English nobility without fear or compromise. “Is the Countess really your moth­ er?" »Tort so popular will be compelled to it»nd aside. With tho proper InstrucJlciUiX our young piny ere 1 should Bay tint within ten years -our golfers will be the I est 1n the'world. “At the national amateur tourtlntaent nt Merlon a few’ weeks ago Bob,Jy Junes, the fourteen-year-old At* lad. gtinnm"IimatraU 6n how loung. nn I able some of our youthful golfer* can be. I understand thero •re severul others boys ln.Atlanta who *lll soon cause considerable comment *nd It in reasonable to expect other •retinas of the country will produce remarkable boy golfers." Acreriling to tho old baseball star, toU now I* Ju*t beginning to enjoy rwl popularity, and there Is no tclllOK to what lengths tho present "rush for the links will go. Wurd believes C°'f I* the best form of moderate rirrclse. Yet b e la y s that the final ruun.l for u national championship la 1:1-*t revere strain one will en™unter In nay sport. The veteran wiarett that nil onjinary round of 5, , “ U00*! averago exercise, not « r|y no n uch of a strain as n boseI*a,:,e- ltccalllng hla champion-* ~ltU the Ulants. Ward re••* his own experience on the -dln, ; ' n means of contrast with golf n ,bl‘ l loycfa physical strength. W H Y IS T A B L E C L O T H SAC RED ? •• "A player on u tail-end team ought to hit from 10 to 30 points higher Hum he would If he were on u pennant but­ tling crew," ventured, u fan the other day. “Ilowxat?" “Well, pitchers rarely work their bend* off against cellar rhnnips. Class tells in baseball. Usually before the fifth or sixth lunlug comes along, the good team Is so. far abend Hint the game ts practically sewed up.- There­ fore, the. pitcher' on tho top-heavy tcomYavea hla nrm. lie doesn't pitch hla mightiest Ho lobs them over, and of course, the bntsmoa get more hits. “Now take tho ense of tho Giants and Larry Doyle last senson," con­ tinued the fanner. “In 1015 the Giants blew thetugelves to be first champion batsmen they have had for ninny yearn. Also, the Giants finished In tho cellar. After August 10 they never had a chance to win the bunting. "And So, from that time on, the op­ posing pitchers didn’t work so awfully hnrd against the Giants—and Larry Doyle's average grew so largo that it'tho end of the year he led tho puck. "Napoleon Lttjole never played on a .championship team. Yet his batting average, year after year, was wonder­ ful. n is grand hitting mark rank* among the highest ever turned In. Only twice during his long career had Ls* Join been on n cluh that actually was In the fight for any extended period. Opposing clubs rarely found It hard to best Lajole's team and so the rival pitchers frequently took It easy when heaving to Napolty- . NORTHBOUND '• I.euve Arrive I 33 A. M. No 8L’ 1:IN A. M. No. 84.. 10:45 A .M ... 11:05 A. M. No. 80___3;.ir> 1*. M „.. .3:46 P. M. No. 28___8:50 I*. M. SOUTHBOUND No. 83___2<0f> A. M ... .2:16 A. A!. No. 80:.. .2:1.0 I*. M .... .2:30 P. M. No. 85. ...6:04 !*. M .... .5:19 P. M. No. 27. . .*8:10 A. M. OVIEDO No. 120—A rrive........... .9:30 A. M. No. 127—l>-ave............. . 4:00 P. M. I.KKSBl It(i 10:55 A. M. No. 21 —Arrive No. 24—Ix are............... .5:25 P. M. No. 158—Arrive........... .5:20 P. M. No. 157—Leave............. 6:36 A. M. * TRILBY N6. 25—Arrive ............. .1:00 P. M. No. 100—Leave.,........... .7:00 A. M. No. 101—Arrive........... •. 5:40 P. M. CLYDE LINE BOATS •* 1ST. 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Here's the answer: 'T he minor, league, batters, getting g fall trial in the majors, rarely face major league pitching. Thby go pp against the minor league huricn, who are getting tbelr trial. The ’bush' bitter*, therefore, face the same cali­ ber and, of course, find no trouble maintaining tbelr minor league aver Don’t tik e a chance with inferior carbon paper. It means faded, illegible copies, untidy files, waste of time and poor work. Put a stop to this! Use ^ W ' TRADE V - Lasting legibility—neatness —uniformity—and economy make MultiKopy the standard carbon paper. In black or blue, MultiKopy never fades. MultiKopy gives non-smudging, non-rubbing copies which often rival the original in clearness and legibility. MultiKopy jives surprisingly long service andJs unequalled for manifolding. Write for FREE Sample Sheet L it era "•** o r wllboul itMd to gtvs 7X600 Impressions of Herald Printing Co Sanford, Florid^ i!iuimniut::]:uiuiinuu:ni::n;uinu::i!:uiiinniiiuiimiuiinii �PAGE POUR ■=. ' ■- • — •her 21, = i ahd protection for the new* furnish- Jonty-coold ed—provided th st such news sp- dple prevail. The people submitpeara to como from reliable author- aively accept the decree handed out R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES,. Borine** M a » |r f Ity. -At the present time It is d a n -j to them by king* end lords as a gcrous to publish even records’from , child take* a whipping. They don't W h y T a k e A n y R is k • s . N U k h ^ y E w y T o —It y n td W d A | the court lest there shall occur a even care or dare to discuss it. * * I Midway. between these two ex­ damage suit in the immediate future. . Every member of the next .legisla­ tremes stands the'American political There is no reason why you should run any risk of losing your a t n a c n r n o N n i i c k , IN a d v a n c s ture should see to it th a t the libel custom. The vanquished are per­ D N S T R A D ............................. ........................» « • laws of Florida are altered to show fectly free to pour all the bitterness important papers and other valuables by fire, theft or accident, when M il l l O i n IUI • a1, ••# # ■ •••••••• I’D of their souls. But* they rarely do an ordinary degree of fairness to the for a small charge you can obtain absolute protection in our fire fa u x m o n th s, . . . Jl newspapers; and for such legislation it. proof deposit Boxes. 11« ik* o t r h r c « t u » s l m r * r « o i * the entire public will be deeply As Congressman Gardner once re­ P a r M«*lh marked In congress, " l never Hck ■t o # v » gratefuL.—Palm Bpich Post. S afety deposit Boxes are $3.00 per year. — —o ----- ■ my sore paws in public.'' It was a M l A* Bir—I-Q—■ M*n Mitur Ain* Ik* historic remark, and one that repre LOOKING TO FLORIDA ISM. *t tfc* h M H n *1 K-afor*. I W U * ................. - ___ ____ The Washington Post, referring to V" F Wthfully our political 1)i 4 m AH W M u t t It* . UTS. T•!#**•*• N*. It! the high cost of staples, stresses the ‘ manner*’ As to. guns and knives, I* Il*f*U importance of tne south in general the. other side of the Gulf of ' Mexico, the man who resorta to them and Florida in particular as a foodla promptly locked up fri*a lunatic producing region. It mays: "The extremely high price of all asylum. I t- is really a marvelous food stuffs and the shortage. In the showing o'. public self control, and If. R. STEVENS C/;M. HAND 0. L TAILOR R. R. DEAS crops of potatoes, wheat and other one' that proves that security of Am’I CishWf p" “u "" . r»**w F. L WOODRUFF Vks-Pr*aUeal C,Alw‘ Democratic i stitutions. products call for the earliest powikle If anytL'ng, our citizens carry this returns from the lands p( the far habit of acceptance and good na­ south whence the first productions ture a little too far. With many it t»f the next year will have "their ori­ runs into a complete indlfferentism. gin. They have come to feci that politics Florida is both an Atlantic and a are hopelessly corrupt, and that it is be 1b on tbe crest; you can see bis uni- very life blood of^the soil. The grain Gulf state, and its wonderful climate, useless to expect anything different. ‘ form with ti^o round rap." cun lie gathered by thyftoldlors mid the resorted to In extreme caws. a» t *A its rich lands and its capability of tor's fli>t duty la to cure, not tonteH A good healthy kick Is a disagreeable “And be sees you too," said tbe com­ women who remain, hilt there Is no a man. ITolonged warm bath of! the earliest production of so many creature to have around. But he time to distribute the manure over the mandant “You have been undpr Ore,” wound is an almost Infallible row Florida is now the Official Play­ articles that are in daily use in the does call attention to many abuses, he added as be led Mr. Crnvuth and the land, und bo It Is burned. household of the nation will always against lockjaw, und nothing prtT0_ grounds of America. Governor Cntts The Inst glimpse of Verdun came ns Its Ik-Iiir administered even In the Mil give it a great advantage over other and is an indispensable clement in others to a more secure position. says so and that makes it so. the pnrty passed n detachment of under any community.—Gainesville Sun. Americans Are Lucky. ordinary conditions. The tirc(- | states of ' the Union, for these pro----- O-----Flench soldiers Just out of the trenches sor lias Invented a s| hcUI povu«,| “It's good that German didn't fire,” The editor of The Herald is in the j ducts-enter the markets of the more going to the rear for rest. They bath which can be folded, ns it U ly J remarked Cravath. "It might have and woods „today where «o telephone | northern states at a period of the were' tired and heavily laden, but huje of rublK-r nnd shup#d fa such a •»] been nn International Incident. Think jingles, where no newspapers circu-; >'**ar when the greatest scarcity cxof It—killing an' American visitor to py and cheerful as they swung along that any limb can be Immersed Inti In Irregular rank*, laughing and smok­ The bath Is then tied id the patlrath * late and where even the guberna-; Ig,s and consequently highest price! the French trenches.” torial race is forgotten. j art* obtainable. • , Coming back from tbe front-line ing ns though they came from some means of bandages und placed In ioccupation.. They were nil ___ »j____• * j Land is cheap here, the growing trenches one had u view of the many agreeable line looking young fellows, mid they position, either horizontal or vettkill . • !season is the entire year; and the __ ceaseless activities In carrying on this Antiseptic Solution It Utei Quite a lengthy article m the b»*t ^»oil—-1ft—highly—productive;- it has ;— 1------7-------, great battle. At one point soldiers In typified thnt calm and Invincible spirit A wanu aniUepllc solution qaw | which the young French'soldiers are issue of the Kissimmee Gazette upon grPa{t.r possibilities thi\n the high Tunnel, 45 Feet Underground, shirt sleeves were digging graves in an j ..................... easily kept lu it at the same ««m;*».| ■Improvised cemetery along thy forest the subject of a Cooperative Bull j)rjce(j | anj jn same Df the biggest I a-jHe to U/ithin o n n lure for five or sit hour*. A* a nj,j Association. You interest ****!proaptrity r.-uiom oi ■ - ........... Leads to Within 300 Yards . pnjh. The cemetery was very Inrgej « A per cent solution of l»yj **ch!orlUkl strangely, Bill. Such an association States. and had been glvep n nnme, “Mnlson , DANCER STUDIES SNAKE used or elie corrosive Milillmaiu ltuk| of Germans. Korresllere," or F’orest Home. Every i • should pay big dividends and much pro]Hirtlon of one-ImIf per F’or that reason, Florida is grow­ grave had a wooden cross above It with better than a gas factory. permanganate of potas-linn. lodla* «l the name und regiment of the dead sol­ ing. " It is." as the Montgomery ■haul wuteV also . ;,ii »>.■ u-.q to iilnsf -----O ----Advertiser snys, "attracting ener­ AMERICANS MAKE THE TRIP dier. I luge. It has been found better log-1 THIS IS SO The shells kept whizzing and burst­ getic people from all corners of the I ternnte the employment of thm » ] How oft»’i> the editor of a news­ ing ns tpe party moved along, and It ( tisefdics. country, and it is hound to become paper Li asked to give "sfiPh and got to ho a pleasant pastime to note The results of this treatment ml New York Lawyer Narrowly Escapes such a ‘ person a ‘good rub.* " The a wealthy state. Cities like Jackthe long »-z-z-z ns the shells flow overwonderful. After a few 'd a n tk| Shots as He Views Trenches— bend. One of them struck a few hun­ act of giving the desired "rub j sonville, Tampa and Pensacola are wound belgns to heal, suppuritlon ds| Tunnel Cook Was Formerly cities with a future." dred feet nwny, throwing UP mi^ht not lie so bad, but if all of the np|N’uns swelling subsides ami fit*] Chef to an Ambassador. The more wt* do to deserve that earth and clouds of smoke. requested "rubs" were given there censes, ltecovery follows as a mitts! future the quicker dt* will arrive.— ' To those who wanted souvenirs there of course even lu cases where i>] would be a continuous succession sf Verdun.—Just west of here, In the were big fragments of shrapnel lying Pensacola 'Journal. ptitatlou was considered the onlrms them. Too nany persons seem to forest of Argotlne, there Is n reran rk- at every turn. It was pleasant nt first e\ly. The danger of lockjaw U r> | think that the-most im portant duty able military tunnel, -15 feet under­ to plrk them up, but after three or four tlrely obviated. f: a s t c o a s t c a n a l of a newspaper is to "knock" some ground. .running right up to within of these heavy chunks of steel were Talk proverbially is cheap, but •Wlj. yards of the German trenches, enrried half n mile the task was aban­ one or something. This is not true. or at least tt should not be true from accounts of the earnest dis- it Is one of the most bard-pressed doned. W ISE DOG <D0DGES A TRAIN I The lunger one remains in the news- cjssioijs at the convention of the points around Verdun, but through this • --------' Tbe Ingenuity of some of the trench Hound In Chase Acrou Brldgt Hup] paper busim-s the less desire he has Last Coast Canal Association this- *uuut‘l re-enforcements move forward quarters along the wny. Is shown In From Treitle While Quarry to "knock" and*find fault. Sarasota year it looks as if something may "Ithout danger, relieving every two the use of empty glnss bottles for win­ Is Killed. dows. One officer pointed with pride actually !fe— accomplished toward ' '"l* 1,10 ““ ltl'' '“»*• ' Titnev • There was a very American atmos­ socuring satisfactory, m a i n t e n Princeton, W. Vo.—Several perm] phere about tills tunnel when the writ­ to 1be very artistic effect he had so5ance of the East Coast Canal. witnessed a remarkable dPpJij d] m ore buncom be er visited It, for the curious fact do- •cured with thgso empty wine bottles. . ! The annual und Bemi annual an- vehqied that tlie two officers In comcnnlnb lotaillganco here win-o a fox-J Two H onda congressmen are in i . , . , ,, ., , i, . . • noupcement of the Metropolis that mnjul were American residents, one n A triple row extended all ncrosa tho hound belonging to Jutnes .Md'btna] fo r"a’ political— irking next- yeary, . . ... , * * . front of his log shack, giving light * ,. , . . .. indications are bright for tne long saved himself from death under a tnXj stuck raiser In Alberta, Canada, mid They are Mr. ‘■cars of thlA district , , , , , within and having rather n cnthtiffni . .. , , . <. ... looked for improvement of ttie F.asi the other a bunk official of the F'niuco- window effect without. Tht) bottles on the railroad bridge* af brack litLl and Mr. f rank t lark of Gainesvillefour .mile# west of here. The bridge] Coast Canal" has become so fnuch 1 American bank at Los Angeles,‘Col. are of white glass, used for bottling Mr. Clark has already had a vision l Is LD7 feet high. of a joke, th a t we approach the sub- Both were born*In F'rnnct*. und when the white wine of Bordeaux. and says he has no desire to go back jert a^ain with real trepidation The dog was pursuing a- f« icraik Hie war broke out left tlielr American Elves Outside City. to con cress again after this iorm, however, it does look as if something businesses to come homo and fight. And i the bridge when the train came rafJJf j Tho headquarters of General Nland J r. Sears, when he finds out I upon the chuse. Witnesses ttmutht tWj tio'' they are In full charge of this qn velle, 1it going to be done. In command of the operations at how the people are regarding him; dog hnd been killed and the derground highway, leading up to one Verdun, art- quite n yuy outside the Mile. Flore Itevalles has adopted u j walked out on'the bridge to »ee sW | may come to the same conclusion. Federal ownership und control of of the most desperate positions along city, nt a little crossroad hamlet, pet cobra snake to assist her In per­ had become of his pet. To hi* In t hi-, hts district, he ran away be- the waterway is desirable, but F'lor- the front. They are so American thnt which cannot he named for military fecting her dance of Cleopatra. prise he found the dog near the cwtifj hind fiis ticket! * Green Co ye ^Tinn-s, idu should see to it that the govern- they speak English Instead of French, reasons. The general's offices are In The cobra, Mile. Revtlles sayB, Is of the bridge hanging by hU ferihj anil the coqimandant’s headquarters— Meaning that the’ "Carts'* will merit is not required to pay at y the.town courthouse, n two-story stone the mos'r graceful of all snakes, nnd in nest In the a ,,big structure. It was in Ibis snme build moving shows rhythm that Is adaptable tween the tie# nnd unharmed. Oi j continue »>> tight any and ail who money for the cannl. Let the state a . little , a clay—bus . , fox was killed. dared to take the stump for the take the canal and Buch lnt\ds that Picture of Uncle Sam hanging on the ,nR thnt Generul pctn,n, who pri.ceded to the dnnet* of Cleopatra. \lV i-lliuund nd . C fiii-c itl lie t'liN te ln a u Xlvelle, General de Custelnun Democratic nominees. But they wRithe company still has in its posies : SHOULb HELP HER HUSfU quickly made the plans at the first onwill find several people in every Ision, by some sort of condemnation ( ' ,,_ .. 1L/ ^ . . , . rusb-of^thErGirriiniiH. vvfild) held them county in the Fourth standing b ^ Projeeding^j u i ^ e t U u n M l ^ Court Decides Crime li No Cau*#M,| *(iveF to the government for imiin- tht, vlB,tln|. partJ kui)l.Uwl u,„|r ntrr, until re-enforcements could be brought h m d _ u c a ii-il- be chooses ~to rnn^Ten'S1 nm [“wtiy_o\-cr Divorce—Define! Habitual ffpT again. Id’roVfiUUJlL and maintenance:— Drunkard. casques- on the roof, and plunged General Nlvelle goes to Verdun and That w’oiild be the fair wny. Tho through water anklo deep. I*nul D. ulong the trench front frequently. But Canal Company was given thau- Crnvuth, the New York lawyer, a mun most of Ills time Is nt .headquarters, Dea Moines, la.—The lows n jrm \ * a m FIND LIBEL LAW court. In session here, has handed de«»j sand 9 of acres of vnlunble land with o f. large build. 0 feet 0 Inches tall, lu telegraph, nnd telephone communi­ The press of this state is a unit In the understanding thnt the canal was Item double in the struggle through with the whole circle of • the declaration that there must he he put into navignh)e condition and. the tunnel. Along the war they pasaed- cation In ono ruling, the court Md tW ri,n^ ha& | D t0„ ^ - too. wlth u,e Professor IngtanAI Invents Portconfession of a crime on the P*ri «•] Bomo fadical changes in the laws re- so-matnmthefr/^Tnsrbad of this the tits eleefne plant, throbbing with en­ other army corj\s auU masses qf sup­ able Bath for Hot.Im­ husband docs not constitute g —YSTdlhg ITRel—aijH further insists waterway has been more of a nuis­ ergy, and pumping the fresh air which plies ready to be moved forward to Ull mersions. . for divorce proceedings. that those changi-s shall he made at ance than .anything else, anti a most keeps, the tunnel hnbltiihle. Farther any gup tbe GcnAuna tuny make. * "It III becomes n wjfr." **'d l"J the nrtxt t«rm of the legislature. As c'ostly nuisance to boatmen who have on, In a large’ clay' hole* a kitchen As we were nt General Nlvelle*! was lu fall operation, with soldiers eat­ court, “to prefer criminal matters now stand every paper in been misled as to its vaviguble. con­ hemlqunrter* a party Df Gerumn pris­ ngalnst her hustumd. KUf tts)krhla _ j ing bowls of noodles. oners mine by. They marched two GIVES SATISFACTORY RESULTS belter or for worse, nnd *be sbotua wl Yhe stute is-th e 'u n d e r dog—nt the dition/ t • Chef to an Ambassador. mid two, their gray uniforms and round men y qf the rabble bf those who to redeem him." . 1 "Let me Introduce you to our chef," cups contrasting wHb the French blue Attorney General West has as­ would incite unpleasant conditions. In the same decision the coonJW1 aald the commuudiiut, ns a young soluml casque.’ Already they were be­ After Few Days Treatment' the Wound fined a hnbltnnl drunknrd ui All the newspapers ask is a fair show serted that he will bring the compony to time. Numerou» boards of *,u'r « » k come forward. "Ho Is how ing set to work^ nnd Instctul of a gun * Begin* to Heal, Suppuration Dis­ becomes even moderntcly lntutln»J trade and other associations have | l,ecook for tiffs tunnel-am i l.e^ought each Gentian curried a spndo over hb> appears, Swelling Subsides whenever the opportunity to gone on record in favor of federal, ,° ^ the war shoulder. At Verdun there Is qo ci­ and Fever Ceases. seated." ■ ., , . . - , .. . he was chef to thp French ambassador vilian life whatever, but around Gen­ ownership and control of the water- ut n 0Ine» * r I f I t ’ s In k eral Nlvelle's headquarters there were way. The Canal Company itself is j...,, , f Is 8lnglo Again. Ilcndijcartcre of the Italian Army In Emerging from the tunnel Into the peasant Women und girls mingling with ' *5, f r* • •• Chlcngo.—Adolph Kausol. am 4 * 4 ? * I uW €** si * 4 4 tho F ’lcld.—Burgeon Major Professor ............. v.4..iojt io ue.i *ao front line, Urn Gexmnu trenches were tin- jmllus. Indicating civilian life still H t VC UUI-1V : i r - metllral corps. Is a single man again Im-cuus*Alto at an enorm hus price to th e federal ,,|n|„ |y visible on the plainly (lu- crest only ::UX) existed thus neur'to the bombarded Inglnnnl of tho Itnllnn In charge of u field hospital, hns np- was so anxious to hold his government. Ami in the meantime yards away. Tho Intervening space town. Writing Fluid, she put love powders In hi* wus swept clear us though by a cy­ the newspapers are told every little Tbo roads back of Verdun pcesent p'llcd oa a Inrgc scale a special treat­ even hi# shoe*- Kaurnl |oW « Fountain Pen Ink, ment for lockjaw which Is giving most clone. Instead of tht* beautiful green whtle that "soculhing l» going'td be tile most vurled scenes of activity. On Thomson the powders ralnt* hut Stamp Pad ink. • of the forest, that was left nt tho other one side Is a vast aeroplane rafnp, with satisfactory results. . done." 1 och. He was given the divert* end of tbe tunnel, here the whole, out­ The antitoxin treatment of lockjaw While twenty enormous hangars, of bas­ Numbering Machine Ink, Tlds year's convention of the can­ asked. al association, however, sounds'like look wus gray nnd desolate'; tho ket steel construction cojjrired with Is extensively used In the Italian nrmy Red, Hlue, Green ground Jagged nnd torn as by eccentric canvas. Across the road Is a riding ua a preventive and, thnnks to It, the business, and subsequent evonts will plows, not a vestige of grass or or Purple Ink, case* of tetanus have been greatly Peculiar Action of L,Bh*V be watched for with hopeiul ■inter­ venlnro, and the few gaunt drunks of course running for pilles, where officers diminished. Unfortunately, however, A curious difference In the UP*] can exercise tlo-ir mounts nnd cavnlry Ca«h Refister Ink. est.— Miami Metropolis. tree* stripped of their last leaf and tho disease has not been stamped out Jccted from the London "n11* ran push forward In emergency wlthSign Ink , ------ O -----looking like so many scarecrows.' otft blocking the highroad. Every now and nothing so far bad been dlscov- searchlights seems to be due India Ink, "This has been a rather quiet dayr- und then one sees a big vehicle shoot cred to check Its almost certainly futal Ing atmospheric conditionsACCEPTING POLITICAL UFIonly two mine explosions," said the by bearing tbe sign "American Am­ course. Printers Ink, times the-beam show* unlfon? SULTS - Naturally In field hospitals local con­ mlnallon throughout Its entire Pessimists sometime* argue that commandant, "two tnen Injured, ono In bulance Corps." Indelible Ink, ditions are such thnt It Is Impossible then the beam Is mostly* tho American people arc not capable the shoulder, tbe other In the leg. That Mules In Good Shape.' Carmine Ink and Is little, for often we have forty to The thousands of hurmt* and mules to resort to prolonged antiseptic .bath­ bright knots or patches at t of self government. Aa one thinks sixty men killed or injured In these Ink Eraser , of the holplcss way In which our mine explosions, which go on continu­ ulong the road are In good condition. ing of the wounded or Infected part, Intervals, nnd *t other tlm bright patch in the clout.* 1 » and the most effective remedy consist­ If there's any' kind of Many o t tbe horses cotue from Amer­ people remain satisfied with pork ally as the Germans try to mine under in amputation, nut even early Cim­ cu rso of the light bring Ink that wc dop’t carry, fed politic*, there 1* lome little basis our trenches and we try to mine un­ ica and were run dowd by sen vuyuge, ed » putation often proved of no avpll when a fL tint after a mouth’s feeding they for discouragement. But when .you der theirs." it's because we have nevproved very serviceable. On seeing the germs In the wound already had Salt Produced by BritUh En’*llf,Jp Even beyond thq front line French tbe mules one of tbe officers said: compare our political habits with set free a lethal dose of thalr toxin. | er h^ard about it. Of tb* lfl. 000.000 tona of **!' those of other people* there are many trenches the French soldiers bad Besides, even when amputation saved "The demobilization of tho Greek duct d In the world way* in which the American shine*. pushed their observation posts Into tbe army bad one very Important result for a nun's life It left him a cripple. Brljkh fptjjys provide# a C The way he take* political defeat is fire-swept dividing lino, 800 yards wide. the allies—It, released 10,000 mules Doctors Amputate Too Freely. Some of these daring men could' be one of there. Often for fear of Infection surgcqhji seen almost up to tho crest, where tbe which the Greeks had been using, nnd ‘ ’ L a u g h t e r A lw a y s B « t _ ■ In 8oyth American countries the German tine ran .. They were crouched now these, mules are proving Invalua­ la the field resort freely to amputation ble to-tbe -nmes.” One xpod, Hearty ,*u,;h *. { pu knowing full well.that It would be * HI beaten element gqts out with guns behind heepe of bowlders; rlfferready While the flcJds back of Verdun afp Feasible for them to keep the "Those men are only ten yards from and knlvN. li> Flurope they go to whllo iplcen and dtocon,c,£ ^ sold the commandant, rich with yellow grain, yet* there Is clean until It Is completely healed. the qppositc extreme. In n^pyj Of Abo. Germans," ’ • J Vj ' _____.V u ._ that kicks over tha msa one meinnrholy jrridenco of the war In Professor'. Inglannl Instead Is ; V * PHONE u sthe burqlng a£! manure^ usually*til* ^lriqed UtAfllmjiutatUJn should THE SANFORD HERALD THE HERALD PRINTDtG COMPANY - PEOPLES BANK OF S A N F O R D SANFORD, FLORIDA BUILD A SUBWAY TO VERDUN FRONT 0 ITALIAN FINDS LOCKJAW CURE ! The Herald Printing Co. ;i Office Supply �, Little lUppenlnft®- M e n t ,o n ,1 of M iU e r. in B riefP ersonal Ite m a of Interest .,1 I summary of the Floating Small ! ! Talk* Succinctly Arranged for j H urried Herald Readera Mr*, J. - Rodgers of PeLand and daughter*, were ahopplnfc in Sanford Saturday. Mr. . Kd% Carpenter of Louisville, Ky., was in the city, yesterday, repre­ senting David ifaird. . - • . Final Count * Tallahassee, Nov. 20.—With the complete official returns .from all counties with tho exception of L«tFayotto tabulated at the .office of the Secretary of State, the vote for governor now atnnds as follows: Catts, RG, 927; Knott 30,053: Allen 10,333; C. C. Allen 2,460; and Mitchell .191._ - J. V. Bourkc is here today famil­ iarising himself with the depart ments and executive offices, it is announced positively that he will be private secretary to Governor CatUf and Bourke does not deny the report whetf ’ questjoqed -b y corres­ pondents. Ernest Amos, who has resigned ns state auditor will lie succeeded by Andrew Grey, the present secretary to the governor, in about ten days. November '24th at tho Methodist church at seven o’clock. Please he prepared with a silver offering of ns large n denomination ns you can give, to help these chil­ dren in securing chairs for their de­ partment. Tiny wre preparing a good pro­ gram for you and nice refreshments and guarantee you a good time. Come and get acquainted with this most important-work that your child is connected with. Couldn't Meal Requirements. Mose was desirous of opening a grogshop in his town, and sought a license. , The. commissioner listened to his plea. "All right. Mose," bo said, “the fee-Is fifty dollars. And, of course you have to get the consent of seventv./tvo per cent of the peo­ ple In that Clock." Mose looked a trlfld puzzled. "Less seo, snh," ho said, "yed’a Jlnf an' Snlllo an' do fo* Joneses—dot's six—why, mister, floy ulnl seventy-five per coni of people In dnt block, calif" -■* * MILLINERY New Line Neckwear Special Sale on Waists - MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMS » - 106 East First Street -* - —* * Next to McCullcrs ; | l | | i i H l l l “ “ * * l * *** * i * Ferry Changes Time The new quarters of the Seminole On account of the time—of the PEOPLE AND EVENTS C6unty Hank *rc ncarin* completion East Coast train to Titusville being >nd will bo ready for occupancy In changed the Enterprise ferry will (Continued from Page 3) the near future. leave Sanford dock in the future ut _ .Slating Rink Parly 4:30, in’ order to make the connec­ Hew customer* are dally added to A new departure Tor .entertaining tion at Enterprise, ' , . our Urge N*1 & satisfied patrons, for Sanford was tho most enjoyable Tho train to Titusville leaves En­ you will be one of them tf you. will skating rink party given on Friday terprise nt 5:12 and by leaving Sun.try our service i u#t onc«*. 3' ,n 1 n ig h tly Hawkins and Walter Con-; ford at 4:30 passengers have ample Store. ’ 27‘,t nelly in honor of Miss Norma Hcrptime to make this train. On account of tho serious change don who was at home from school in the condition of Mra. Hyman’s for tho week end. The young people Special reductions Suicide Mystery health Dr. Hyman was called from were chaperone<L.by Mrs. A. P. Con Felix Ryan, a negro, brought to in all Millinery Tsmp* Friday where ho had gone to nelly, Mrs. R. A.^Newman and Mr. The Herald office yesterday a cum- and Mrs. II. W. Herndon. After the conduct the money raising cam­ hiuniration bearing date of Nov. 21, skating, the party repaired to the paign of the First Haptist Church of 1915, which he states was found by Tampa. The trustee* of the Tampa Baptist Temple Connelly home for refreshments. him in a corked bottle in tho river Enjoying the charming hospitality # churflT very generously postponed Regular preaching services at the the campaign until such time ns Mr Temple Sunday were discontinued near Monroe bridge. It is written of their young hosts were Misses Hyman could be present. on nccount of the illness of the on .tho back of a furniture recript -Norma Herndon, Scrita Lake, Molof the Sanford Furniture Co, and is lic Abernathy, Helen Peek, Dorothy Use Juba Self Rising Flour for pastor's wife. . * * ** Prof. Ezell conducted a morning as follows: delicious hot Biscuits—At Ml gro­ Humph, Esther Miller, Florence and "This is to certify that .G. \V. Ethel Henry; Leslie Roland, Lepraj'er service just nfler the Sunday cers. • Saunders was drown ii\ Woodruff The Junior League of the Method- achool hour and Mr. James .Taylor creek this date on account of wife Clnire Irwin, Lee Peck, Robert lead in special service for the evenj Holly, Frank I’urdon und Albert iit chifrch will hold its regular meet­ ing. leaving me. Please notify Miss Connelly. ( ing' Friday afternoon at a o’clock at Bessie Campbell, step-daughter at the church. Parents, please remind ’ Owing to tile nearness of the pas­ Beaufort, S. C„ of his death. No tor's homo lo the church there were Rrfry ll'crt* Bridge y o u r’ girls and boys and have them no songs or musif at either of the good, to look for my body as it has * Mr*. W. J. Thigpen charmingly there promptly. gone down wjlh a weight." services held Sunday. of e.very description, from entertained the Every "Week Bridge 4:C0 ferry boat to Enterprise for ___ l_z.__— ____ Enquiry discloses the fact that: Club on "Thursday at- her pretty Titusvi'lc iraln. * 27-10tp baby rattles, to a chest of G. W. Saunders was a white man* M ** f little bungalow on Park" avenue. O. E. 8. Memorial Sen Ice . Lettuce Is beginning to move free­ . of middle age and was a short lime- Mrs. S. E. Barrett made highest ly In rar lota at good prices and the . The Ordpr of Eastern Ktiir wil previous- to the date of the above Stiver, Electric Trains, hold their memorial service in tho living in the eastern part of the cilyj score. Su(iatuituting wore Mrs., Dofarmers are happy ns a result. Forest and Sirs. Lewis.. E tc: • Uae Juba Self Rising Flour for hall on next Sunday afternoon at and for several months was an em­ three o’clock. ploye of .1 E. Pace.’ delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ The public are cordially invited to .Soririf . cers. 8*tf; It is 'possible that this is a cose of attend this service. ’ 27-21 p Wednesday, Nov. 22 — suicide hut it is generally supposed Mr. and Mrs. Schello Moines have Literature Department meets nt that he wrote the note and set it taken the Roumillat’ apartment for j A T°uch of Winter Woman's Club. allout in a bottle ami then left the the winter. . Thursday, Nov. 23 — See Dr. Davis, optometrist, who j Nalllr,,ll>' ttri8“ ,ono * lhou.**[!!] *° cit>’ t0 «scal>« creditors, forgetting Mrs. C. C. Woodruff entertains hu been comim! here for years at more rover nn<* warmer clothing, ientirety' to carry out the suicidal the Priselllns, Robbins Nest Hotel Hotel Wednesday 0^cr Yomforts, >0U ntlrnct*vo *n obligation contained in the note. *• Rohhms Nestwednestiay, |I btanketf coats, l,nc,’a sweaters Mrs. C. M. Vorce will lie hnstes Nov. 22 to'Saturday, Dec. 2nd, for . nccffp ,inP(1 nmt rlbbwl underwear for to tho Every .Week Bridge Club. glasses for headache eye strain o r j men wompn nn<J childr„n. Mlens IS SALVATION OF FOOTBALL Saturday, Nov. 25 defective vision. Refs., Dr. RobsoVt, young men’s ami boys' suits, a most Daughters of Wesley supper and Seminole Bank On First street Sat­ Mrs. Elizabeth Beattie, state or­ Mr Pace, Celery King. 25-tf I c o m p r e h e n siv e a s s o r t m e n t of th e 1 It Seema Cert ai nt y T h a t T h e r e la Go- bazaar. ganizer for tin* Ladies of the Mac­ urday, Nov. 26. ing to Be Fu r th e r Development* Many strangers on the streets of |-itost, and at 'prices that luugh at Monday, Nov. 27— cabees in in tin* cityka gumR of the In Passing Game. Ssnford remind us that the tourist competition. 8-in-l Store. 27-lt Mrs, A. P.' Connelly will he host­ Sanford House. • Congregational bazaar, Dec. 2, in season will soon be on in full force. ess to the Auction Bridge. same building. The veterans*may complain nil they Tuesday evening, Nov. 28— J. F. Karnatz was in tho city yes­ Mr. J. S. Wilson has built a ce­ $25.00 REWARD terday to receive a new automobile For imformation -leading to recovery please nnd crlllcUc "new" football; Mr. nnd Mrs. S. E. *Bnrrett enter­ ment wait ifie entire distance on the Pipe Organ Society fancy work front of the farm that greatly im­ hearse for his undertaking business of Five Passenger Ford stolen from Imt Iheir erlllelsni will not M«q> lie* tain the Evening Bridge Club. . evolution of the college sport. i sale at Roberts' Grocery, Dec. 2. at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. he expects Gainesville, Fla., November 9th, i ---------proves tho appearance of that sec-’ The evolution Is natural, nnd ll to drive it from Sanford to Ft. Lau­ 1916, Model No. 908734. Right end seems n certainty that there Is gulng j * Reheartal for L aJin ' Minrlrrl* lion of Union avenue. derdale, The "Elopement of Helen" nt the The first rehearsal for the Ladies' front fendrr damaged, right rear to lie even further development of the % Use Julia Seif Rising Flour for wheel Firestone Non-skid, rest Dia­ pnsslng game. This prediction Is not Minstrels that will be given under Lyric Theatre Thursday, Dec. 7. ^ Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Clarke of delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ mond Squi-gee. Two hooks screwed based on statements of rule-makers! the auspices of the Music Depart­ New Haven, Conn., are guests o f ' Guild of the Holy Cross bazaar Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Loucks. cers. • G-tf on inside of fop. (bank case hanger nnd couches. It comes from ohservu- ( ment. Woman's Club will be held lion. . , ind annual supper on Dec. 9. Place tonight at 7:30 at the olub house. welded on left side. A. L. Norris. A great big stork left a little baby A few days ago n New York city All those taking part are earnestly to be announced later." MrsS Mary Strong t ls spending 27-1 tc hoy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gninosville, Fla.' • i <, football writer paused to wntcli n several days at Port Orange. requested to he present. The min­ L. W Wallace on Celery avenue lust Bxvurm of youngsterg playing on the strels will he presented on Thanks­ Mrs. Fred' Williams’ Circle will Friday. "sand lots." To his astonishment they Notice lo Tax Payers giving night at tho Lyric Theatre mid a Christmas tree entertainment i^Mrs. M. Minnrik returned from Tax books*aro now open for the You are no doubt aware of the under the. direction of Mr. Ed Lane nnd ^ale, also oyster supper, Dec. Apopka on Thursday. collection of 1916. taxes, a discount present market conditions. Tho « * _' assisted by Miss Grotchen Schultz. It. 15, 18. prices are advancing daily 1md the of Two per cent is allowed for pay­ * Mr. aqd Mrs. Whittle and family merchant who' desires to p sell his ment in November und Ono per cent St. Agnes Guild annual bazaar arrived Sunday from Alabama to Co of for Ihe Klojtrmrnl of Helen merchandise cheaper, and yet main­ in December. In Inquiring about Rehearsals for "The Elopement of. und cooked food sale, Dec. lGth, in make their home in t\pnford. They tain the motto of "Duality" is sure' taxes furnish ine full description of Helen" are going forward with a building next door new Seminole have t aken W ., W. - L up against it,- Not only are prices your property, us shown, on deed. flush nnd AldHrihufpromTses a most R u n k T high, hut-some lines of merchandise :______ JNQ..D J fN F tM a. ‘ • i . ______________ OIL Fourth “ s l r j r c l nnd Oak avenue^ successful entertalnmt'nt When preare unobtainable^ HowJver, we try 28-4tc_____ T ax Collector.-------------t ' /fiif/is Benjamin Whitner and Henry Bentcd on the hoards of the Lyric to iiinintaimnif'pollcy of" undersell* Mr. nnd Mra. Clarence Wolfe an­ Cameron are expected home next Thursday, Dec. 7, under the auspices ing lompetitioh. 3-in-l Store. 27-lt Plants and Cut Flowers for Sale * . All day .Saturday, November 18, of St. Agees Guild. Tho cast is be­ nounce the birth of n little sdn Sat- week for Thanksgiving, The hunting season opened yes­ at the Seminole Co-operative Gro­ urdny, Nov. IK. He will be called ing coached by Miss Grotchen terday.- The male population oi cery Company there* will ho for sale Ralph.. * Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ross; with__ Schultz and is as follows: Sanlord is in tho woods and the beautiful carnations and chrysan­ flieTT gfu nil~d aught ora SHs!? Agnes •KieUard—Ford—: — -Hume .Rlitflp tr voice of.the pump gun is heard in themum—blooms;—gladiolus- bulbs,' Per'onal M'liliun Claytor have arrived in Sanford to Mollic Ford. His. Wife thn—IfifTcT tc.tt.T-----““ ^ : < “The fine palms, pansies, carnations, sal­ spend the winter as'usual. An urgent meeting of »thc Junior ........ .Miss Charlotte Hand For delicious hot biscuita use Juba vias ansd cylamen plants. Robert Shepherd, Mullic’s Ilrdther . Civic League is called for Saturday Self Rising Flour—At- all grocers. Fresh flower seod In variety. morning at the Woman's Club a Sanford wjll be well represented -..........Carl Schultx Phone or sec Mrs. S. D. Wight. 6-tf Max Ten Eyrh Geo. McLaughlin ten o’clock. All members of .the at Miami-this week at the conven24-3tc k Mrs.^ A. C. Woodbridgc is In the aton of the Florida Federation of Dorothy Marsh Miss Olgg Schultz League must attend promptly. city on a business trip.’ . ---- :— Woman’s Clubs. Among those »vho June Hayerhiil , Mis* Junie Stumon Removal Notice Ellen Miss Junie Stumon For delicious hot biscuita u it Juba ‘'Mr. nnd Mrs. WiHinm Clark and yesterday ^ were Mrs. J. W. The Sanford Cycle Co. has moved Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. Hume, Rector of St. Agnes . ... , Miss Margaret Clark of Pnola spent Diekins, Mrs. h. M. Galloway, Mra. from its former qunrterh on Palmotto ____ _ Clarence Mahoney, Monday In Sanford shopping and Morgan, Mrs. Geo. hox and • J ' . 6-tf avenue to the new Garner building Miss Nellie Elder frojn, the Wom­ The price o f Admission will be visiting friends. F.very man, woman or child that noxt to tho Cooperative Store on an’s Club. Accompanying them will thirty-five cents to nil parts of the “ fbher for or against tho Seminole Park avenue.* house. County Pair should bo at tho mass Mrs. II. C. Gerror leaves today be M iss’Ruth Met linger nnd Mrs. |nlrr*>*liO rtil Flint Sfrvirr Tho growing business of this con­ , * ' meeting Thursday afternoon at Ho­ cern made this move necessary in for a few days visit in Port Orange. J. C. McDaniel. tel Carnes. ’ M. O. Wilson, Princeton, End. Mittionary Mrrting order to tnnkd rqom for tho increas­ Friend* of Mrs. Thomas A. Neal Mrs. Geo. Fox will spend several i iano 'Tuning— Prof. Jennings, ing stock. They are now handling a A very delightful meeting of the were throwing a football, rapidly and will be glad to hear of her complete wce^9 ' n Miimi before returning the expert tuner, 20 years’ experieme complete line of bicycles, motor­ accurately, 20. 30 and sometimes even Missionary Society of tho Presby­ r home. ftcovery from her recent illness ** ilt Mrs. Theo. Schaal’a residence, cycles and automobile accessories 50' feet, and were both hurling nnd terian church was held yesterday <10 Palmetto avenue for u few days! and are doing a repair business on catching It skillfully tvhllo on the run. afternoon with Mrd. R. J. Holly, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. McAlister are Mr. Tom HaVkins, Miss Annie Send your orders by mail or leave bicylces only. hostess, at Comfort Cottage. The He asked them elKitrt it. *ord for him. 27-ltp They were unanimous In admitting program was under the direction of Hawkins and her house guest, Mrs. reit,^cinK 1° the birth of a daughter, Other lines will be added later. Unit they liked that sort of gome bet­ Mrs. May Dickina, who gave an in T. J. 3yphan spent Sunday after­_ lust. week,. The primary children of the Meth­ Watch for future unnouncemerfta. ter nnd that they had little use for tcresting talk on the General As­ noon with Mr. and Mrs: J. A. Clark 26-Uc y l Sunday achool will have a plunging tactics. l!y the time these sembly’s Home Missions. . The de­ near Oviedo. thanksgiving chair shower at the Thanksgiving Shower boys make high school teams they Methodist church Friday night at All the mothers nnd fathers of the Will bo adepts nt throwing und catch­ votional period Included the rending of jiassages of Scripture* encouraging Miss Annie Hawkins nnd Mrs. , h 0rUM* ;, P««nU aryi friends of primary children of th o . Method­ ing the halt. work for Home Missions. Mrs. T. J. Syphan motored to Orlando children, please give your ist Sunday school, together with It almply menus that tho rising gen­ jw rty support and be with them these children and all their friends eration Inis decreed that the passing Claude Herndon and Mrs. John on Thursday. *nday night. --- ------- • wdio are interested In this work are has come to stay, for a little.Investi­ Thomas rendered a beautiful duett , S Miss Helen Rowland spent the R. S. Battle and family were shop­ most cordially invited to attend a gation proved that school boys are be­ that added greatly to the pleasure pers in the city yesterday. _ "Thanksgiving shower" Friday night ing universally attracted by the open of the meeting, alter which a social week end with Miss Muriel Harrold game. , And the rising generation Is tlme^ was enjoyed by all and refresh­ returning to Orlando on Mornlay, the real sport boss, after alt. ments served by the hostess / -------- . * Miss Olga Schultz who Is visiting Fiction and Fact. Shower for Orphant Mrs. E. B. Browne in Tkpipa Is re­ Tho Actional father dislikes tho autt* On Wednesday afternoon the Ju ­ ceiving many delightful social at­ ora for hla daughter's hoart and hand nior Civic League Will hold a shower tentions. * and kicks them down tho front steps. st the Woman’s Club for the bene­ ; IYRIC THEATRE * FOR -SALE-Biggera "Sport” U. The rcal-Ufo daddy wonders which of fit of the Qrphanago at Enterprise. Mrs, A. L. Wilcox arrived from tbom Is adequately prepared to r.cjjjevo Jellies, preserves, fruitrf, candies, K. C. Registered Pit Bull Ter— Michigan a few day’s ago to Join her him of tho expense of MahaL—Loala* New Shipment* of Shapes Just Received, Fine Va­ nuts, c^|M and all' kinds of goodien husband who la connected with the rier. Money refundtexX'ff not villa Court or•Journal. riety to Choose Prom. Don’t Fall to See Them will be gratefully appreciated by the M(*Laulin jewelry establishment. uni satisded. .£9 * , Juniors to add to their box. Not 'Swift Enough. . Mr. aqd Mrs. Geo. Hoy have re-, Biggers Kennels, First Father—"! hear your son la Coming E \tnlt turned from the north,' nearly com- ■T poraulng his studios In the unitorv -I Box 1246 Daughters o f Wesley safe apdTtir- pie ting the iommUaton list of'San *lty."":finnond Fathbv—VTcs, but I key A pper ^Ui the atore ^oo'h^,'heJt,, ford’s winter rraldents. tliluk-ho'x: Ida!.:j- ground/'—Siren, SaLford, Fl». • French Millinery J Shop COAT SUITS AND DRESSES-TO MATCH Gossard Corsets in all J Styles* Toys , French Millinery Shop * * ■ THE QUALITY SHOP •MRS. MRS. A. D. PARRISH, Asst. �•• a o o q jao o o o o o aD o o o o o p o o o D o b o o o o o o o o D o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o p CURBSTONE GLEANINGS | tlonal . . * 1Fai m ers and Fruit Growers S EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT ing the wheat, drive the tho Mate. • • * cbl* In this way we might be, from running into horrible deformity on the prominent J or at the poatofllee. for th* ' ones of these peojile couid h. . , . off the atreela arui nrov” !,M | through public chlrity. M DR. A. DOLAN .1 If i fjj 1 •* November jjf preparation. e Yet it is essentially a questic BUDGET OP OPINION “JUST BETWEEN supply and demand. The teac profession is overcrowded. The Items of Interest for the Man YOU AND ME.” • always, a scarcity of women with _-r. -Behind the Plow teaching gift. Tho genulno teacher* is almoa B • •• • intiuitlve hypnotist. By some subtle Cold Stonge for Home Meat S u p -' Ing, hut few farmera.aro able to-feed the atatc.-Clearwatcr • ■■ ■—■■- i sixth sense she reads the socret keys -• ply Coats $75.00 intelligently. Most of them feed by A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, Notlce knd paths th at lead to the heart fo ' Everybody knows how hard it is the rule of thumb method handed tho child. She does not command “ HE’LL PRENT ’EM ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. to cure meats in the south. A. P. down from countless, generations. ,“ hereby* nv<*n ,, . •__ very much, ahe almost never pun­ Spencer, district agent for the U ni-.That method Was all right before Michael Sholtz on behalf 0f ^ JJ 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O D O O O O D D O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O o o o o o o ishes. Somehow or other she knows vcrsjty of Florida Extension Divl- feeding stahdards Wfro available, associates, legal re,,re*qtaU * 1 Y Jack- Arnold set he went to San- why tho boys use qp sd much energy- what wins the child's mind. She assigns will apply to the county i r.iinlnte* ,t„u nt sion. attention to specifications IThe University of Florida College vford recently. When he got ready in the campaign left that they have missioned of Seminole ^ Lnnir in?*,, A .I!*..,. ^ for a cold storage house that will o f Agriculture, Gainesville. Is olfcrto come home he waltzes up.to thtf none left to build-up Sanford.^ In book Into things that seem vital’ to elimlnato tho wenther requirements Ing a correspondence course in types state of Florida, at their , •ticket agent and sex: "Gfve me a the few weeka before the laat elec­ the child. for curing meat. Tho specifications and breeds of Jiveatock and feeds meeting in December v J ? ' ticket to the beet town In the tion I noted men in Sanford etnerge But there is always a surplus of are sent out by the States Relations1and feeding for the various animals. Monday, December 4th. A D u, world." The agent never hesitated from their cyclone cellars and *-eaIly girls to whorp teaching ia merely The house1It includes discussion of feeds and for leave fc> estsbliih a toll *br-*L hut give him a ticket to Orlando. make themselves Conspicuous on hearing children say their lesions Service, Washington. acroaa the St. John*, rivet, at shut E v e n , Sanford admits it.—Orlando the streets’ talking about their fa­ and obaerving it the recitation cor­ costs only $76. Tho feed required to 1balanced rations for these animals, known as Oateen Ferry, to uk.iil hold fat hogs over several weeks Tables for computing rations from vorite candidates. I never see these responds with what the text book Sentinel. 1 place and atcad of said ferry whild you wait for cool wenther | different feeds are included. That's nothing. Man got on men at the Board of Trade meetings aay-a. Such ones would better make would cost os much as the house. The course also takes up care and said bridge to he Built at this train drunk in Jacksonville the other for tho benefit of this town and now flies and brcaij in some honest man's The plan mentioned ia one that hns on aaid river’where the ferry noth day and when conductor woke him that election is over you will not see home, or rattle the keys of a type­ been used successfully by J. E. Mc­ management of beef and dairy ani­ and on the Sanford and Osteen r J mals, sheep, hogs,-horses and poul­ up between Sanford and Orlando them again for some time. My.old writer In an office. Tho multiplicity Intosh, Lauravillc, Fla., for 16 years: try. ome discussion is given to the tho St. Johns river at that pjJ and wanted to know where he was friend,. Uncle Joe Dixon of the and superfluity of this misplaced being approximately nine hun* "Size of cold arorugc, 8 by 10 feet, going, drunk said, "I want to go to Quincy Times voices my sentiments type is what pufs the averago corner studding, 4 by 4 -inches by 8 breeds of animals and the adapta­ feet (900) wide, and the depth of tions of each breed for different pur­ teacher's pay-below the living wage." feet; intermediate studding, 2 by 4 Hell." Conductor said, "All .right, in the following: water being approximately fr0B poses. ■/. " I | is refreshing to turn from the Orlando ne*t stop." (1) to fifteen (15) feet deep. ino'us by 8 feet. hot welter of politics and the claims WILL MEET AT LAKELAND • 9• "Joists nailed on side of studding MICHAEL SHOLTZ.: of rival candidates and get 'heck to As to Ijcggars in Florida T The following from the Miami Tuc»^23-4tc Stale Sunday School .Convention to 1 lat so that when ceiling* and the normal conditions of Hty, There Every winter Florida is visited by Metropolis *is worthy of considera­ weather hoard are nailed on, will be lllggesi Ever Held In Florida the dame, the .halt and .the blind tion by parents of all communities, is- an enormous amount of wasted The fifteenth annual state Sunday leave a continuous nir space all from ojhor parts of the country. jaoooaooaoooojoooooaoo for while it recites a particular in­ energy in these political rows, and around. Ceiling one inch thick is stance, there doubtless are thousands men who are indolent -at all other •chool convention will meet in Lake­ nailed on horizontally, then on this a They come to Florida because the of cases parallel it, although they times and do little or nothing for land Nov. 23rd to 26th. The ses­ layer of insulating paper, nnd on this winter here is .not so severe ns in the development of Ihelr town and sions will be held in the First Bap­ other sectiohs. The success of the never reach pdblic explanation: county becomo noisy little gasoline tist church, tho first meeting being another like ceiling perpendicularly. professional beggar depends upon VETERINARIAN ~ "The Mctrppolis is informed that engines of street corner oratory and on Thursday morning, the 23rd, nnd On other or outer side of studding a his. opportunity to get into the open a little Miami boy has been serious­ dispute ut such times in whooping-it- the closing session coming Sunday like wall is put on. A beveled door where there are plenty of people. To ----- OFFICE---ly injured, perhaps permanently in­ up for -their favorites. The same night when a monster* moss meeting is used, made with like walls and HAND BROS. STALES a large extent tho cold weather of edges lined with felt of convenient jured, by u number of boy compan­ force applied along useful productive Will ho held. high lntitudes forbids this; but in Bring In your lams and ild size. Twp layers of- floor with felt ions who ‘bumped him' against a lines would make them rich in a few Never in tho history -of Sunday Florida the chances nr<J hotter. It is horses and mulct. Ra,c q.,* tree*-‘bumping’ being a pastime of years; and if all of it thut has gone school work in this state has so much between, tho floor slanting backward treated. Ilaxc their treih eunla. for. this cause that-professional bogand* to center, with gutter to drain Miami boys who come from homes up in hot nir in Gadsden county in ed, sharp corners dressed do**, interest been displayed in an event bars {lock to Florida as soon ns {he where no one has bottiered to ex­ th e p u s t six months could be util­ of this nature. Lakeland is making roonv- to back end into n U pipe winter begins. projections cut off and drurfd molars extracted. through the wall. plain to them the danger of the ized like steam to drive the engine large preparations. Every church The average man is sorry for-this b ru tal-practice. "The wulls on !>6th sides, end nnd class of people and seldom refuses I O O O O O O OOOOOO 0 0 0 0 OOOOOMI of development and that pressure hns joined 'h eartily in the work. " It is said that the little hoy re­ ciiubi l)e maintained, we would have Committees composed of the most ovprhead, inside and out, mV the their nnpcnls, although he may feel ferred to was swung 'with great a population seething with splendid prominent citizens have been ap­ same: two wooden walls with paper sure in his own mind that his chnr-’ violence against u tree and thut the energy and n county' of the very- pointed to look nTter tho entertain­ between. Leave the nir space he- Uy in m„ ,,pinK worthily bestowed. Dead nir' He does not wish to take the chances end of his spine is probably so first rank in progress." ment, the reception, music, decora­ tween the walls open. space is u hotter insulation thnn saw­ of turning down an appeal to help crushed thut for the rest of his life tions, etc. -The Chamber of Com­ ■< M D I MAMA dust, shavings or other material. he is to sutler from the so rallt-d \ The. world is topsy turvey in merce likewise has taken an active real' distress. Usually the beggur is HAIR TONIC 'prank.' although why • 'prank' in­ many'respects and none of tTveyp nre part. More than 2,000 preliminary See .that tho doors fit closely. n cripple, - or blind,' and these in "A rack is placed as near the top themselves nre sufficiently uppcnling, stead of 'crime' it is difficult for In­ quite so topsvy turvey ns the ques­ progrnms have been mailed by this is sold by us on a guarantee toUil telligent people to understand. tion of whut a school teacher is organization, each program being ns possible to admit 200 pound rrKnrdlMS „f the conditions back of reliable preparation (or keeping tk*f blocks „ „/ ..h. ice. The house requires, thp,r un(, they caU8e mRn to opcn scalp nnd hnir in .. healthy rosAj "The report comes also that pub­ worth. The tftfcher ahd the. prenCh- accompanied by a personal letter in*’ * ' ,.*?UV 1*. l,oun .Is of ice u w(*bk. * I t 1^ , thc liu?(l0 Wrings'. ' lion. Let us explain its meriu tt] lic school boys this year are using er and tin- newspaper man-are in the viting everybody to their beautiful U. will hold about 5,000 pounds of same class and none of them will city. At the same time the Florida The pity is thut owing to the con­ you. Sold only by us, 50c and |U the corner of the concrete building meat, placed in thu racks on the side. to ‘bump’ their victims against, so it , evt r «‘‘#l real*money and in fact Sunday Ssrhool Association lias been The cost of operating equals the cost ditions as they are at present, each R. C. Bower'. community in thc state docs not de­ may be assumed that almost any 1none of them really want more than busy arranging the various details of of ice and the wages of ond man. enough to keep the wolf from the the gathering nnd the advertising. vise some means of investigating day a boy may be expected to be door. If they did want more they "The meat should bo cut (w ithout, these cases, and then, after Beparat carried home maimed for life by the Some of the most prominent would have to get into'som e other away and from uni° ,nting hams and shoulders) ns 'boyish 'prank' of his school mates. speakers both.from ufu'r killing; salted "And the worst of it is, the. aver- business nnd then there are some of within the state ha ve been secured. s0°" ws ernge father in Miami has probably them who do not really belong in Mr* John L. Alexander of Chicago, thoroughly and bulked together; 1 neVer considered .that the ‘prank’ is their class. The Guinesville Sun has who is the International Sunday- skin side- down1 in piles. Spread at in the leapt dangerous. Dill n't he something pertinent on this point us School Association’s.'Teen, Age spec­ night, spit again next morning and •• n/*■* • ’get used to being bumped when he follows ialist will be the principal speaker. pfhee in cold storage. PuLuiot oyc{ "Some queer tilings in this world, 200 or 300 pounds in each rack to was a youngster and hasn't he an Much Htrcss will bo laid upon this uninjured spine and uninjuriM or­ ‘aren't there? A bright face, college phase of Sunday- srhool work,, nnd itself. Cross the pieces, leaving venbred girl from a cultured home gets gans? Mr. Alexander will jiring wonderful tilntion spaces. | on nn average about $10 per week "Temperature should be kept 40 “ But here i- one Miami boy seri­ [for 10 weeks, in the high and holy messages to tho convention.. P. E. to 48 degrees. All meals weighing ously hurt, and it must appear to occupation of a teacher. To earn Green of Birminghnrp, another spec­ less than 15 pounds to the piece will any’ thinking person that the prac­ more money than th at Hhe needs ialist will a'so ho present. Among euro in 30 Pieces weighing tice of swinging-» boy with violence , . (|,6r eMe|,lionn, Rjft8 or some spec- the prominent men of Florida will from 15 to 25 .pounds will take 45 be Bishop H. C. Morrison of Lees­ against a tree or n concrete building ia,> tr .,jnjn(. ng dnys, and 40 pounds will take CO AT does show a barbarism t|ial is curi­ j • Meanwhile a ’raw boned I'olander burg; Rev. R. II. Alderman, presi­ days. ously out of keeping with the al­ from Warsaw, with :i I'ujnc, that is u dent of Southern College; Prof. I). J. ."If temperature is above 50 de­ leged civilization of thy* day and | hedge fence of connonunts, spends Blocker of Stetson University;- Prof. grees the ice should be put in storC. M. llrittuin of Columbia College; time. | her first six months in America tendRev. C. W. Duke of Tampa; Rev. nga 4 .or 5 days before the meat is ."Hut the main question is. who is mg u hotel mangle or waiting on C^-W r-W hittr of-nrffltCHLTwmrjr C. put in, to bring it down to 45 de­ SANFORD’S HOUSE OF SERVICE-----------hr-ttnbtr—Ti^T a TXTailroad- board!ng house. going <n pul a sLop. to ■it-7----Thr-ttnbtr Lanier of Jacksonville; Marcus C-. grees. If temperature ia 40_dqgreea school authorities, or the parents or j Then She can get $5 per week, plus Fugg, Supt. of Florida__ CbiLieenL- mHrssrrfiP lee and meat can bo put ’ the-police—and when?" board worth' at least $5 per_pj;ck» TTome; "07 IT iMnplc, State secretary in together. Tho temperature of ____• _ _ __ * • •_______ ______ -Jfor fl- XTcekti; KTie^ has earned $520, Y. M. C. A.; Rev.' >. L. Moon of the meat wh6n put ip governs to a i Ahbr the late election - I was to the college girl's $400. Sutherland; Rev. T. H. McConnell great extent the amount of ice re­ ruminating upon the frailties of j To many refined’ women, anxious of Orlandof Rev. A. H. Cole of Dado quired. One important feature is to mankind in gcnernl and -wondering to make u living in n way consistent City: Rev. G. V. Albertson of De­ have a . ventilated- door-to-glve theLand -and many others. MT *A .Tr meat fresh’air.when tho outside temTurner of Tatnpn ia state president perature is 40 degrees or lower." of the Florida Sunday School Asso­ 7JH T I TRADE MARK REGISTERED ciation* under whose auspirefl the Short Course for Clqb boys _ at convention is held, and will preside University Dec. 4-9 at thc meetings. The grown up farmers have their 1’ractirally nil the denominations citruir seminar, livestock meet and FOR arc sending exhibits of Ifteraturo farmers’ short courses. Future farm­ and novelties to the convention, so ers will have tjieir own meeting this Full/ Charged Uitleri* A LL M A K E S A N D thut ‘all delegates may become ac­ year at the University of Floridn. to Fit An/ Car TYPES REPAIRED quainted with tho pf-actical aide of Tho Extension Division has planned a short course for club boys. This Sunday school work. * •• SEM INO LE COUNTY GARAGE meeting will bo held during thc week Confcronccsj luncheons and gath­ NOW IS T H E - T I M E TO APPLY PHOSLIME » ■ ■ erings whoro special features of work of Decomber 4. Expenses of most AND GET RESULTS: WE GARRY PIIOSLIME will be cQnsidcrcd are being arrang­ of thc boys wilt bo paud by scholar­ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a * ed. Thcso gatherings will concen­ ships won in club contests. The IN STOCK. trate upon some one phase and thosd scholarships .will include transporta­ people interested in these depart-* tion to and from Gainesville and PRICES F. O. B. SANFORD, FLORIDA, IN BAGS STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH wonts will find especial information blard and lodging during the course. LESS THAN CARLOAD Each boy will exhibit a ten car from them. • C A R LO A D SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAT 18TH, 1916 sample of corn. It is expected that Low rate* are announced on all $12:57 P e r T on $10.09 P e r T o n i THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY( railroads. Every Sunday school in ■ome pigs will be shown also. A Alt HIM) Kenlpiarnl, FrrM RK<l*l«a ( h«tf Cm« »• WMhlnjUM the state is entitled to’ delegates, series of lectures and demonstra­ Place your orders NOW as prices will be advanced tX«ia« Cm ffarttr* Trsla SO • one for every fifty enrollment In ad­ tions has beqn planned so th at the boys may receive instruction that NoS ® dition to pastor and superintendent. January 1st. No. 86 No. 132 • All official delegates will .ho cntcN will aid them further in club work 8:10 p. Lv Jacksonville----- —9:10 a. m. 1:35 p. m. and future farm operations. Morn­ 12:35 t. mtained on the Harvard plan. Ar Savannah..— ....... m. m. — 1:15 p. 5:35 p. 7:45 p. mThe Lakeland Chamber of Com­ ings probably will be spent in class Ar Richmond_____ ..■■5:05 a. m. 9:13 a. 'm. II ^Op. mSANFORD, FLORIDA. work and the afternoons in labora­ Ar Washington-----merce plans fine outings for the deL ... 8:50 a. m. 2:33 p. m. 1:14 s*1"* Ar BalUmoru.—....... ... 10.-05 ■. m. 1:50 p. m. egatos which will act as pleasing do-* tory exercises and demonstrations. 3:40 t°Ar Philadelphia___ m. —12:24 a. 4.03 p. _______ *____:____* m. viations to the regular routine* of Some field trips will be made in tho 6KH)a. « • , A Ar New York_____ m.’ —2:40 p. m. 6:20 p. vicipity. of Gainesville. convention work. For Information dr Reset ration Phone or Write ATLANTIC COAST LINE _ _ Do You Know How lo Feed Farm Psopl* Hard to Plaaa*. 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. • Hillsborough H o le . Txnips. Animals? It la Impossible to plcaso everybody Phone 17 . Phone 1;J- . In the same way. Borne people grum­ The averago way of feeding farm ble oven at- tho finest weather If It animals is wasteful. Most persona does not aerve their every purpoaa. , dump a quantity of foed into the . / t i trough and consider th at they have Sanitary Steam Pressing. Hot Gaaolnle Drr Cleaning. Altera­ In l-o-wsy. done their duly. It docs not .occur tions of Ail Kinds on Short Notice A school luspectof In a rural district1 to them1 that the need of the ani­ of Iowajuked the pupil* a word which mals should be considered. Join Our Gentlemen’s Valet Clubl • $2.00 Per Month. • • a * 9 * S • . # be pronounced **E$gwlped." When Farm animals need a balanced ra­ ______ SUITS $ 15.00 UPWARD they failed, he roundly berated them, for their ljghoranoe, and then spelled' tion according to the work they are the word himself—"B-g-y-p-t, Ear doing. Proper feeding ia one of the wiped."—Christian Register. moat important phases of good farfo.................................. m m ............... ................. » « » » » ♦ « ♦ » ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ' ■ l . •*» *??!«£? >>.u t.A PAGE TWO . ‘ Want Ads Bring Resits REGARDLESS OF WHAT OUR COMPETITORS SAY Your CREDIT is Good The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co, SANFORD, P H O S L I M E „ Phone 8 FLO R ID A (gfeVAMWEEB STORAGE; * A D Y NQ N- 591PHATJNG BATTERY, FALL PLANTING A T L A N T I C C O A S T LIN E 3 CHASE & COMPANY D.MERCHANTC.TAILOR, CLEANER, BRO CK DYER AND REPAIRER A 25c Want Ad. in The He | CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE. i will Rent Your House For Y® PHONE 174 ia iu H : m.'- / �PAGE THREE ID HERALD J ib U T peo ple a nd e v e n t s . CAarwfrtff Tea / Prnory Bittie Brown re* * out fifty M e n £ j £ t « r ^ iuinlirwn 3:30 to b o'clock mi home. No. 701 Azocle * * to meet Mrs. D«vid Leon t w who recently came here S»nford to this Iier bome * MU) Olgn Schulta who la the X guest of Mm. Brown for s'n« timeTkil w« a delightfully informal Mr*. J. D. Sayers greeted the *\ gl the door and hostess and «ts of honor received In the living Assisting in pervfng. the tea . ltctStoriei were Misses Edith d Anne Weisherg. M lu May krsshrr and Mis* Dorothy Turner. Uosif wax beautifully rendered by lu n C B. Murphy, violin; Mrs. IRiir.rs accompanist, and Miss Edith tflberg »nd Miss Mellfe Brown, no soloists. Mr*. Murphy is a rming new resident and an ac­ tion in musical circles. . ^ Tks living room and dining room sc daintily .decorated with pink (;i vjnf, pains and ferns, and the nicious porches were very inviting |viih the srrangcirrt'nt of plants.— rsnipa Tritium*. A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UPTODATR A JJnu ill C m nuilnlloii lor (Itli Caiwma I* "S k h i , FJ.i-t." at D k h Mr*. H. A. T tik n a . PIm m N*. 10) Sunday on their motor boat, the Jolly E’R. Others in Iho party were Mr. and - Mia*- J -S —WiUonr-Mrr-amt Mm. Fred Walsmnn, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith and little son Wilson and Mr. Chas. Fodder. Announce meats . The L ite r a tu r e - D e p a r tm o f t He Woman’s Club will meet on Wed­ nesday at the home of the chairman, Mm. L. R. Philips instead of at the club house. TJio change is made because of the fact that the radiopticon exhibition of views of Inca re­ mains can be given more conveni­ ently at the home. other (probably tho business man couldn't tell you a. half hour after justfjvhat it was hfmsdf>. Usually the alit'kstcr fulfills his contract so fur as printing what ever ho con­ tracted to print, but there is little effort on his'part t i see that his pat­ rons get value' received. And all the while the local news­ paper :s boosting the town in which,^ Jiic-marelmnt d o rr tnisInt-ST wirh ita l! usual philanthropic spirit and oven if the merchant is u non advertiser in its columns he reaps the benefit indirectly. We believe, and conscientiously so, that the best advertising any mer­ chant can buy is that printed' in the columns of his honte newspaper, which is read every day or week, as the case may be, by the people who live in the territory which the mer­ chant-servos. But regardless of this the home paper deserves the support of the business men in its territory because of the fact that it is here, year in and year out, fighting their buttles and seeking to aid in tho prosperity of the community in which both live. H. PETERS ^ It Sanford, Florida. Peters de Shoe Man, don’t fergit In the absence of Mrs. Geo. Fox, Peters place am right dar yet. Mm. Deane Turner, first vice presi­ dent of the Woman's Club will re­ No place in town, please understan, ceive membership dues. Members who have overlooked the time limit, Florida's Opportunity , which* expired - Nov. 3 are urged to Kin suit dis chile lak Peters can. , The cost of living has gone bal­ send In their dues at once. Funds looning during tlupast few mbnths, are needed for rlub expenses. and indications are for still higher Gwine trade dar all ma natchul life, prices on staple food stuffs. There wHIe.be n meeting of the When the existing market quota­ Ladies of the Maccabees at the tions bring good profits t.o the far­ Me an ma kids, also my wife. Eagles Hall on Wednesday after­ mers, tile wage earners in the towns noon at-3 o'clock. A full attendance and cities are_ hit hard by the in; of the members is urged to meet creased expense, and there is consid­ He treats you fine, dats what he dooze, Mrs. Elizabeth Reultie, state or- erable agitation for an embargo T * J __ gnnizer. against exporting any grain or meat Seminole, Sanford, Peters Shoes. toening Bridge out of the United States until prices X A n?w hridje club was organized ' Pipe Organ Society , return to former levels. 00 Thursday evening at the home • A very delightful meeting of the It is doubtful if an embargo Is .. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith, which Organ Society was held on Include gentleman as well na the Monday afternoon' with Miss Annie practical, nr justifiable to the far­ Go git dem Stockins, git dem sox, ludie*. ihsfwns a particularly pleas- Hawkins hostess at her home on mers. They have worked hard' and L t Affair. It is probable that the Celery avenue. A number of beau­ their crops have not always proven Go buy er pair er buy a box. |dob sill meet once a weik at the tiful articles of fancy work were.add­ so remunerative as at present. One reasoA why the raising of Ibome ol om of ita members. This ed to the goodly pile already finish­ [a i res ih-iarture in card .clubs or ed to he id need on sale, Dec. 2nd. Florida bus been more or leis hnz-» I sho am glad dat man I met, [rather a rt vivul of a former cus- Thu pleasant nllernoon concluded' urdous is the cattle ticks which cat |toa shirh obt lined several years .with several music selections given most of the profits out of the cattle I’ll never furgit him, dat you bet. 1 bark shen the membership Included by 'Mm. James Taylor and Mrs. industry, and- thereby discourage diversified farming. • | both lexer. Schelle Muines. Others present If, today, Florida were" agricul­ On Thursday evening the prizes wero Mm. T. J . , Syphon, the houso When you sees me strollin roun turally developed sufficiently to have re son by Mm. Forrest Lake and guest of Mias Hawkins, Mm. Robt. I Mr. W. E. Watson. Those present Rowe, Mm. D. H. Brisson, Mrs. A. a surplus of severni hundred millions I’se got on Shoes from Sanford town. [sere Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and M. Philips, Mrs. Ernest Betts, Mrs. of bushels of corn, oats and other grains which can he profitably grow-n ]Mrs. B W. Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bray, Mrs. D. G. Monroe, Mrs. [H. A. Newman, Mr. .and Mrs. Roy R. A. Tcrheun; Misses Martha Fox. in this state, there would be a good Kase buy up kar I always dooze, [Syrnfs, Mr .iml Mrs. S. E. Barrett, Edieth Stewart, Jeanette Laing and market (or sninc. And if Florida [Mr. anil Mrs W. J. Thigpen, .M r. Bess Tribble. Mrs. W. C. Bray cattle Owners could mnrkut one mil­ lion head of yearling and two year Seminole, Sanford, Peters Shoes laad Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mm. For- will be the next'hostess. old tick free cattle averaging 1,000 Imt Like and Mr. Arthur Y.owell *• * t 1*21 PJpe pounds live weight, tho resources of Iwho sulstilutcd for Mr. Forrest Lake' SI. Agnet Guild this state would he wonderful, yet [show absence from the city preThe members o u tlie St. Agnes that is a very conservative estimate' Itinted his nttendance. OtherGuild were the guests of Mrs. Al­ [roupln will be added to complete bert Fry yesterday afternoon when of tho possibilities after the ticks are eradicated and thu idle-lands devel­ lire tables , plims were completed for the bazaar oped as they will lie when favorable and cooked food salt- to be given farming conditions are urovided. BrHjr ip Honor of Mr*. Syi-hitn Saturday, Dec. JG. Those present Tho only reason why farmers are Miss Annie Hawkins entertained we-M Mrs. Julius Takach, Mrs, Jwith a ver> ■harming bridge party Archie Betts, Mrs. M. Minarik and paying $100 per acre for land in Il­ lea Friday liternoon in honor of he Misses Gretchcn Schultz and Char­ linois on which to, grow feed and Igaest. Mr* T. J.Syphun of Con- lotte Hand. The Guild will moot maintain high priced dairy cows to produce milk for Florhfb consump­ *rrv, Ga. - • with Mrs, Minarik next Monday. tion, is that tho ticks are too heavy Beautiful yellow chrysanthemums Continued on Puge Five a risk here, where land is cheap and |**t>i by Hi Hawkins' mother from forage crops' can ho grown at Amall FAKIRS ARE COMING their iqmim r home . at Commerce, expense pructically every month in Georsia, *itn ferns emphasized the rhxrm of -nnplirity which prevailed Will Soo’n be In Florida for Easy the year. Money • , in the pretty adornment of the lower Opportunity is knocking with a About a year ago the Kissimmee sledge hammer at Florida’s door. | floor, which was open throughout. IThere wen. live tables of players en- Gazette printed the following editori- •High prices have* made farming a liojring the interesting gamelamL B al. which is vcijf timely_JiQW.—The profitable buxlncMranff^TTousantls o f tambttoi tea guests in addition to Herald comtffMuls it to the atten^ young men arc turning Ihelr faces’ |i^5!LJilaiia*t.— Mrt*^ Margaret” ^ ' Xian of Sanford- business men, who towards tho farms, where they find LBvaes made high score, to whom have betfn "stung" by these fellows the best working* conditions. *u liven a lovely cut glass hud a number of times, and who ought Are the land owners and business' me. The .guest' prize was nlso n to know better by this time. The interests of Florida going to provide Ibad true, while to Mrs. Roy Sym- a editorial favorable conditions fay eradicating. I4xd,'—fak«---will--aoon-|-jijo ca^l|0 t|cks, andT hV encourage lT** presented ndnihty » Madeira . MtnildPfed hnndherchisf for be here. The cold wintry blasts will farmers to utilize large areas of our j •* tut. An elaliorato salad course ere long send him to the sunny cli­ present idle lands to produce targe j»as servo] at the refreshment hour mate of Florida, here,to scok the quantities of T agricultural crops, •Enjoyili- thr hospitality of their unwary upon ■Wrom to ply his wits meatB and dairy products? IJOUm *,‘r '-Mrs.. W. A. Fitts, Mm. in varied and Intricate schemes, fie Dr. E. M. Nighbert, inspector in I ■E. Barrett, Mrs. W, L. Morgan, has hut one goal and that to spearate charge, Bureau of Animal Industry, Llrv„ U ■' S’ewmnn, Mrs, William the Floridians and those of our vis­ says: "The cuttle'tick'deprives thu J r ? 111* H-j. \V. P. carter, Mm. itors who succumb to his wiles from jormer pf cash returns from his pas­ «"«t -Gallon ay, Mm. J. C.* Ben- their hard earned, cuvh. ^ ture und feed and makes him cuss The falfir comes In various roles the rlimato and his government for 7-U' Mrs. A. l \ Connelly, Mm. Roy Fmcs, ., *i. Margaret lJjirncs, Mm. und clad in varying'degrees of seem­ not coming to hisjtid under a one:r‘i. Mm. C, M. Vbrcc, ing honesty. He is no respecter of erop system. n j . Mrat R. E. Tolar, Mm. persons. He wouid just as soon ‘-'ic Bowanl, Mm. Thomas A. have your dollar as that of your Damaged Flock. y** ' ,r?- Ceclf Butt. Mr. and neighbor. * In the words of James Bobble had ilnvqr socu a live sheep, L ‘ 11 1 Holly and Mr. Tom Whitcomb Riley, he'll get you if out ouo of hli most treasured toys 1 * r n* r»ma in Jatcr in the after- you don't waich out. was a tittle woolly lamb on wheels, Probably no business Is so nffoeted which ho drew all ubaut the bbuse IFu? , ' ' Mrs. A. W. i^,.’ r‘* ““dsted Miss Hawkins in by these ffy-by-night individuals • as and yard. Last summer ho wont to visit his uncle, who owns a sheep **•*/ lhe pleasure of her that of the country newspapers. ranch In the West When Ilobbio Advertising has become such a muchly used and muchly abused spied a flock, be oxclalmod: "You medium that the fakirs have been must have got them cheap, undew . .!/aiince Parly ’cause tlfey'vo all lost their wheels."— I*," JJebra,1°n «f his eighth birlh- quick to take advantage of its New York Times. L * “ ‘*r ^*rl.Dos*ey Entertain- growth to ply their trade. They ^ Prei y* a niatinee party on Satur- j »H*« that |he average merchant haa Quite Enough. sltmioon at the Lyrio, which not ^studied advertising cjosely and Window dressing as an art sSmoIjT . ™Urh enjoyed by his young *that he views It as a sort of modern tlmcs enlists the aid of humorists, says L >t. 0rBo(d friends. After th e ! miracle which produces gold from the Now York Evening Post. One km.'**!the# ,.'BrtF ^paired to the paper and Ink. The average busi­ such found tt Incumbent upoh him to l y . of Bari's parents for refresh- ’ nc*“ m*n looks upon it with n mya- mako.the window of a cigar shop in km ^ Came*' Th« h«ppy BtUe terioua awe which furnishes the at­ Liberty street conspicuous tho other [of ljft,‘lS huppy by a number mosphere the advertising fakir most day. He took a capadoun cigar box, filled It with nondescript‘cheroots of [of th, '’loymg alk tho pleasures desires. the genus stogie, placed tt In the win­ He ppuncea -down upon the busi­ IVt l,Hm. were Margaret and dow, and added this sign: “1 CenL e7' Margaret Miller, Le- ness man with tMs scheme or that, Enough Bald." i i i I■i i *- * | Dick lr’ Detne Turner, Jr. i most of them with little or no merit r 06 »ncl it n’ Jr‘' Airing*!and with his breezy "I know it all" Poor Daddyl [Mri. jjt ,, u'ir ko,,t, Earl Dosaey. j ah -he creates tho impression that When a mother begins to tell her |8th*j i | 0 a, Arrington and Miss advertising Is a mysterious, mirao- children how amart thelt -father is, [sty, 8 ton m isted Mr*. Dos-1uloua something. ov*r which he has they look fet her m reproachfully as the control of a spiritualistic mo- U they thought she waa losing her „ ~ -, ! dium. He adds to the average man's mind. r ■' . "Mr. laj ooUng Parly fearsome attitude and while the * *0af*niii B. Dutton with poor buaine» man Is thus hypno* Optimistic Thought boat]n ,Pa»rt.y enit>Ye<l »n after- tized eecuct* his signature to a con- ; Life Is loo abort to be spent in nur. • t:.p up tbd S l .Johns j£riet Jor advertising Jn something of tog animosity or resMertng wrongs. * \ f Ole Seminole Chief bought dar also . Kase nowhere else dat man would go. Sometimes he’d go en buy a case, En talk plain enough in Peters face. Big Chief lak dem Shoes you got, Heap much close to Big Chief heart. Best goods Big Chief ever did use, Seminole, Sanford, Peters Shoes. - ■' ■ • . . i , , • • i #- A*. • Little Chief he bought dar too, Heap much fool ’bout Peters Shoe. Patent leathers, also tan, .Little Chief, heap much sperty man. ' Whole Seminole tribe, dey traded dar, En bought er meny, er meny a car. No kind on earth I’ll ever use, . ’Cept Seminole, Sanlord, Peters Shoes. Go trade wid Peters, take my word, Bekase dat sto it am a bird. Best stock dar I ever did see, En Peters name am guarantee. Shoes dat button, Shoes dat lace, Ise gwine dar now, gwine wid all haste. Yo feet in dem won’t get a brooze, Seminole, Sanford, Peters Shoes. 115 East First Street im m m m m m m m m m m m X �mJFh page Norembff 21. ill TWO w o o o o o o a o o w o o B flB W n m i u u u u u u u u u u H B O O m o o o o o a— o « q with good social position, all this Ing the whsst, drive the ch.fr the state. seems both contrary to good tenia and tending to discourage educa­ .In this way we might-be reli,^ tional preparation. from running into horrible * * ■ * Yet It Is essentially a question of deformity on the prominent — ** supply and demand. The teaching BUDGET OF OPINION “JUST BETWEEN or at tbe postoflice, for the w e S profession is overcrowded. There Is ones of these people could ‘ Items of Interest for the Man YOU AND ME." be take« always a scarcity of women with the off the etreets and teaching gift. Behind the Plow , ^ ° u*h Public charity, -f The genuine teacher is almost 'an cost to the several communitJa u intiuitlve hypnotist. . By some subtle the «t»te.—Clearwater Sun. siith sense she reads the secret keys Cold Storage for Home Meat S up-'ing, but few farmers are able to feed intelligently. Moat of-them feed by A CH1BL IS AMONG VB TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. niLpalhs-tbat-leed-to-thw "tteiu "To r —1----- • ptf CeslsITS.Od •• *'-----Notice Everybody knows how hard it ia the rule of thumb method handed the child. She does net command " H E ’LL P R E N T 'E M " ---S O SAYS SAU.NTEREB. Notice la hereby given t h. t r very much, she almost never p u n -1to cure me*,# in thc sputhl A- P*! dow" rrom countless generation#, oooaonociD D O ooooD O D O oaaD ooaooooB ooooooooooooooa isbes. Somehow or other she knows S*,enccr- di,trict a*«nt *or the Uni* That method method was was all all right before Michael Sholtz on behalf „f m, J ’ associates, legal rejirw em aiv,,Z ' ° f F,0J idl ExUsn,i°? Divi- feeding standards. Were available, • , 1 Jack Arnold sec he went to San­ why the boys use up so much energy what wins the child's mind. She 1 ford .recently. When he got ready in the campaign left that they have translates the dull grind of the tex.t***on’ caIU attention to specifications . The University of. Florid* Coffcgd •arigmr will appfy to the county d * miasioners of Seminob'' /ounq, ' for a cold- storage will », - . house that , to corhe home he waltzes up to the none, left to build, up Sanford, in book-into things that seem vital to i '' , state of Florida, at the child. • fentninmte thc weather requirements . ing a correspondence course In type* it . fhiir" re»uiw the few- weeks before the last elec­ 'tic k e t agent ahd sex: ' ‘Give me 0 . . for curing meat. The specifications and breeds of livestock and feeds meeting in Decembe? ticket -to the beat town ip the tion I noted men in Sanford emerge u ere ways a surp us o j are g#nl out by tbc states Relations ' and feeding for the various animals. Monday, December 4th, A. I) 'is world.*' .The agent never hesitated from their cyclone cellars and really girls to whom teaching ia The house' It includes discussion of feeds and for leave |p establish a toU bridn but give him a ticket to Orlando. make themselves conspicuous on hearing children say their merely service, Washington. ” ',ona costa only $76. The feed required to balanced rationa^for these animals, across the St. Johns river at wh.tk Even Sanford admits It.—Orlando the streets talking about their fa­ and observing if the recitation cor­ hold fat hoga over several weeks r Tablea for computing rations from known as Osteen Ferry, to taketL vorite candidates. I never see these responds with what the text book Sentinel. ^ whil* you wait for cool weather different feeds are included. place and stead of said ferry. J I T hat's nothing. Man got on men at the Board of Trade meetings says. Such ones would better make t would cost as much as the house. said bridge to be built at this ’poiet Thc course also takes up care and the other for the benefit of this town and now P i« and bread in some honest man's ^ H a n mentioned ia one that has 0 *train drunk in Jacksonville # on-said river, where the ferry day and when conductor woke him that election ia over you will not see home, or rattle the key. of a *yp*-\h ttn U5C(, auccMtfu»y by j. E. Mc- management of beef and dairy ani­ and on thc Sanford and Ost^n ro»i up between Sanford and Orlando them again for some 'time. My old writer in an office. The multiplicity : lntoah> Lauravi„e, Ha., for 15 years: mals, sheep, hogs, horses and poul­ the St. Johns river ‘at that try. ome discussion Is given to the and wanted to know where he was friend, Uncle Joe Dixon of the and superfluity of this m,.placed ..s|f# of coW sWagPt 8 by fcct> breeds of animals and the adapta­ being* approximately nine hundttd going, drunk said, “ I want to go to Quincy Times, voices my sentiments jp e s w a pu s e average cornrr atudding, 4 by 4 inches by 8 feet (900) wide, and the depth of the in the following: Hell.'' Conductor said, “ All right, teacher s pay below the living wage.” i fw,t; intermc(r,nte stud(linK> 2 by 4 tions of each breed for different pur­ water being approximately (rom 0M poses. " It is refreshing to turn from the Orlando next stop.” (1) to fifteen (16) feet deep. hot welter of politics and the claims WILL MEET AT LAKELAND inc'u “ by 8 i*cU _____ • “Joists nailed on side of studding MICHAEL SHOLTZ, ’ As to Beggars in Florida * The following ■from the Miami of rival candidates and get back to Stale Sunday School Convention to '•* *°P> so that when ceilings and Tues-23-ltc the normal conditions of life. There Every winter Florida is visited by * Metropolis is worthy of considera­ weather board are nailed on, will be Biggest Ever Held in Florida the dame, the halt and the blind tion by parents of all communities, is an enormous amount of wasted The fifteenth annual slate Sunday leave a continuous air apace all from other parts of the country. for while it recites a particular in­ energy in these political rows, and lOOODOOOOOQDaJOaODD-IOOOOB around. , Ceiling one inch thick la stance, there doubtless are thousands men who are indolent at all other school convention wilt meet in Lake- nailed on horizontally, then on this a They come to Florida becauso the times and do little or ' nothing for and Nov. 23rd to 26th. The ses­ winter here Is not so severe as in of cases parallel it, although they the development of their town and sions will he held in tbe First Bap- layer of insulating paper, and on this other sections. Thc success of the never reach public explanation: county become, noisy little gasoline tist church, the firat m e^lpg being “"other like ceiling perpendicularly, professional beggar depends upon “ The Metropolis is informed that engines of street corner oratory and on Thursday morning, the 23rd, and other or outer aide of studding a V E T E R IN A R IA N , his opportunity to get into the open a little Miami boy*has been serious­ dispute at such times in whooping-U- the closing session coming Sunday : bkc **11 U Pu t on. A beveled door “^ O F F I C E where there arc plenty of fiedple. To ly. injured, perhaps permanently in- up for their favorites. The same ntghl When a monster mass meeting ** u>cd* made with like walls and a large extent tho cold weather of HAND BROS. b.TAtll*ES -*■ jured, by n number of "boy compan­ force applied along useful productive will he held. gdc^s lined with felt of convenient high latitudes forbids this; but- in Bring In your lime and sick ions who ’bumped, him’ against a lines would make them rich in a few Never in 'the history of Sunday f w * Tw° Uy* " ° f wll,h Floridh the’chances are better: It is horses and mule* I|.i\r (hen . tree*-’bumping’ .being a pastime of years; and if all of Ir that has gone school work in this state has so much be‘WMn* the ,1oor *UnUn* b« kwa' d for this cause that professional hegtreated. Hare their U-rih cumin, M iami' boys’ whii edme from ’Ttbmes bp irr hot -air in Gadsden county, ipU’fest been displayed4tl an event and center. ■wtth gutter to dram bars flock to Florida as soon os the ed, sharp corners dm.sed doaa. ,ii nature. * •L ak i ‘•elh (V '&f*V*' makftg »* p». where qo one has bothered to ex­ the past six months could be util­ of# this projections cut off and decayed V b.“ck £ nd winter begins,.. . < ilr---------- _ . „ . molars extracted. plain to them • the danger o l the ized like steam to drive the engine .__ large preparations. Every church, through the wall. The average man is sorry for-this brutal practice. of development and that pressure has joined heartily in the work. "The walls on both sides, end and class of people and seldom refuses loooooooaooooQoaooaooooQo “ It i t .aid (hat the little hoy r e - ,couN1 bt* maintained, we would have Committees composed of |h e most overhead, inside and out, ure the their appeals, although-he-may feel ferrt-ii to s*ung witii great a population seething with splendid preeminent citizens have been ap- !' amt‘: lwo wooden walls with paper sure in his own mind that his charviolence against a tri- and that the enrrgy and a county* of the very pointed to look after the entertain- bctwe*n-'' Leave thL* “ir sl,ace be* ! ity is not being worthily bestowed. ment. the reception, music, decora-' ,ween tbe walla open. Dead air He docs not wish to take the chances end of his .‘ pine Is probably so first rank in progress.” tions. etc. ■ Thc Chamber of ComsPac* '* a bctter than saw- of turning down an appeal to help crushed that for the rest of hiji life mvree likewise has taken an active shavings or other material. r , The world is topsy turvey in he is to suffer (turn the so called real distress. Usually the beggar Is HAIR TONIC ‘prank,* although why ‘prank* in­ “many respects and none of them are part. More than 2.000 preliminary See that ’th.e doors fit cIo9clFa cripple, or blind, and these in A ra)rk ,s pl“c»-‘d-as near the tl top themselves are sufficiently appealing. is sold by us on a guarantee to b* a stead of ‘crime* it is difficult for in­ quite so topsdy_ turvey as the ques­ programs have been mailed by this telligent people to understand. tion of what a school teacher is organization, each program being a* Pos*ible to “dmit 200 pound regardless of tho conditions back of reliable preparation b>. keeping the “ The report comes also that pub­ worth. " The teacher and the prearh- accompanied by a personal latter in- 1,lo,‘k* of ic0- rhl* bouse requires. tb rtr\ and they cause men to open acnlp and hair in a healthy condi­ tion. Let us explain it* merit* t» lic school bn> s this year fire u*ing i er and the newspaper man are in the viting everybody to their beautiful alH,ut Sb0 I,ounds of ice ® * « k- ,l up the purse strings. The pity is that owing to the con­ you. Sold only by us, 50c and tlM the corm-r of the concrete building .same class and none of them will city. At the same time the Florida Wllt h"!,J ahout 5-000 Sunday Sschool Association has been meat- l'!llccd ,n th« racks on thc «ide. ditions ns they are at present, each R. C. Bower, to 'hump their victims against, so it ever get any real money and in fact none of them really want more than busy arranging the various details of - ? - * U tho C°9t community in the state does not de­ may lie a-sumed that almost • any enough to keep the wolf from the the gathering and the advertising vise some means of investigating day a boy may be expected to be door. If they did want more they these cases, and then; after separat"The meat should be cut (without carried home maimed for life by the Some of the most prominent would have to get into some other speakers both from away and from “ "Jointing hams and shoulders, as I 'boyish 'prank' of his school mates. "And the worst of it is. the aver- business and then there arc some of within the state have been secured. / 00" |,OM,ble aft" killin*: 8altod erage father in Miami has probably them who d6 not really belong in Mr. John L. Alexander of Chicago, I thorouKhl>- and bulked to5«theri down in Pi,M- Sl,rt,“d at never considered that the ‘prank’ is their class. The Gainesville Sun has Who is th e ’ International Sunday . 1 in the least dangerous.' Didn't he something pertinent on this point as School Association’s 'Teen Age spec-, n'Ktlt* 9alt , aKttin nost a»d get used to being Bumped when he follow s ialist will be the principal speaker, i 1,1nace__ ««« c0,d "tor*«e:- 1>ut not ove? ' to "Some queer things in this worlds Much stress will be laid upon this ?°° or 3,00 Pou" d* *" each — we * a youngster and hasn’t he <in rack Cross the pieces, leaving v enuninjured spine and uninjurM or­ aren't there? A bright face, college phase of Sunday school work, and bred girl from a cultured home gets j Mr. Alexander will bring wonderful j tlon 9Pacwgan*? on an average about Jill per week Temperature should be kept 40 ."But here ,= one Miami boy seri­ for 40 weeks, in the high and holy- messages to the convention. I’. E. . ously furt. and it must appear to occupation of a teacher. To earn Green of Birmingham, another, spec-! ,0 -*8 degree*. All meats weighing any thinking person that the prac­ more money than that she needs ittlint will a‘so be preamt. Among less than 15 pounds to the pipco will tice of swinging a boy with violence cither exceptional gifts or some spec­ the prominent men of Florida will cure in 30 days. Pieeer~ weighing be- Bishop H. C. Morrison of Lees* from 15 to 25 pounds will take .45 against a tree or a concrete building ialist training. AT-rburg; Rev. R. II. Al derm an, presi­ days, and 10 pounds will take 60 dyes t h o w . barbarism that is curiMeanwhjle a raw boned Polander dent of Southern College; Prof. D. J. days. ouslv out of keeping with the al- from Warsaw, with a name that is u “ If temperature is above 50 delegccl civiluatton of this ,day and i hedge fence of consonants, spends Blocker of Stetson University; Prof. C. M. Brittain of Columbia College; grees the ice should be put in Btortirr.e. [her first six months in America tend- Hey. C. W. Djike of TpmIia-_IUm. ag»~4-or-6-doyx~tn?fDTtnho “ineat IF Hut the main question t*. w.ho is | iug a hotel py waiting a a C. W. W hiteof Bradentiwn; J. C. put in, to bring it down to 45 deSANFORD*,S HOUSE OF SJERVICE___ itfling house. Lanier of. Jacksonville; Marcus C. grees. If tompt*jaturc i?_l0 .degree*in r r — nr? table a t a ritilroad boarfiing school authorities or the parents or Then she can get $5 per week, plus Fagg. 4»upt. of Florida ' Chtttlrpfl* or teas, the ice and meat can bo put FLORIDA woith al least to per wuok, Home; 0. E. Maple, state secretary In together. Thc temperature of the police—and when?" ____ for 52 weeks. She has earned 1520, Y. M. C. A.; Rev. J. L. Moon of the meat wh£n put in governs to a * After * the late election I was to the college girl’s $400". Sutherland; Rev’. T. H. ’McConnell great* cx‘tcut the amount of ico re­ ruminating upon the frailties of ; To many refined' women, anxious of Orlando; Rev. A. If. Cole of Dade quired. One important feature is to mankind in general and wondering to moke a living in a way consistent City; Rev. G. V. Albertson of De- have a ve.ltila(f(l rinnn. In ylvw-^hw -ta n d and many^OlTfCra. Mr. A. F. meat fresh air whon tho outside tem­ Turner of Tampa is state-president perature, is 40 degrees or lower.” of the Florida Sunday School Asso» TRADE MARK REGISTERED elation, under whose auspices thc Short Course for Clqb boys convention la held, and will preside University Dec. 4-9 cuapanteeb at the meetings. • The grqwn- up farmers have their Practically all the denominations citrus seminar, livestock meet and FOR ure sending exhibits of literature farmers* short courses. Future farm­ and novelties to the convention, ao ers will have their own meeting this ALL M A K E S A N D . Fully Charged Battcria that all delegates may become ac­ year at the University of Florida. TYPES REPAIRED to Fit Any C»r quainted with thc practical »lde of The Extension Division has planned SEM IN O LE COUNTY GARAGE Sunday school work. «' a short course for club boys. This meeting will be held during the week Conferences, luncheons and gath­ NOW IS T H E ’T I M E TO AFPLY PHOSLIME erings where special features of work of December 4. 'Expenses of most AND GET RESULTS: WE CARRY PH O SU M E will be conaidered arc being arrang­ of thc boys will be psud by scholar­ ed. These gatherings will concen­ ships won in club cohtcsta. The IN STOCK. trate upon some one phase and thosd scholarships will include transporta­ people interested in these depart^ tion to and from Gainesville and PRICES F. O. B. SANFORD, FLORIDA, IN BAGS STANDARD RAILROAD OP THE SOUTH menta will find especial information blard and lodging during the .course. SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 18TB. 1»M Each boy will exhibit a ton. ear LESS THAN CARLOAD from them. , . . . v». »*; *:* . . * CARLOAD sample of corn. I t is expected that Low rates are announced on all THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY, $12.57 Per Ton $10.09 P e r T o n railroads. Every Sunday school in some pigs will be shown also. A AD 8lt« l E s » t a » n ( . r t r « Uetllal*. Chair O w i M Waath>l*a the state la entitled to delegates, series of lectures and demonstra­ I Hal,,. Car KarrWa M Trmla SS . Placer your orders NOW as prices will be advanced tions has been planned so that the ortc for every fifty enrollment in ad­ No- 80 No. 88 No. 82 dition to pastor and superintendent. boya may receive instruction that January 1st. All official delegates will be-enter-1 will aid them further in dub work 8:10 p. m1 :3 5 p. m. Lv Jacksonville------ 9:10 a. m. and future farm operations. Morn­ 12:35 a. m. 5:35 p. to. tained on the Harvard plan. Ar Savannah--------- . 1:1S p. m. 7:45 p- n . Ar Richmond--------- .5:05 a. m. 9:13 a. m. The Lakeland Chamber of Com­ ings probably will be spent in class 11:50 p- mAr Washington....... work and the afternoons in labgra2:33 p. m. 8:50 a. m. SANFORD, FLORIDA. merce plana fine outings for the deL 1:14 a. m. 1:50 p. m. Ar Baltimore-.... . 10:05 a. m. egates which will act as pleasing de­ tory exercises and demonstrations. 3:40 a. mAr Philadelphia ... .12:24 a. m. 4.03 f . m . 6:00 a. m. viations to the regular routine of Some field trips will be made in tho Ar New York 5:20 p. m-2:40 p. m. vidnity of Gainesville. convention work. For Information or Reset ration Phone or Write ATLANTIC COAST LINE , ^ m Do You Know How to Peed Farm Paopla-Ha’rd to Please. 138 W. Bay St-, Jacksonville. Fla. Hillsborough Hotel. Tamp*AnlmalaT J>hone 132 It la lmpoealble to please everybody Phono 17 The average way of feeding farm in the same way. Some people grum­ ble even at the finest weather It it animals is wastefuL Most persons doea not serve their every purpose. , dump a quantity of feed into the trough and consider that they have Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gaaolnle Dry Cleaning. Altera­ In l-«Mway. done their duty. I t does not occur tions of All Kinds on Short Notice A school inspector in a rural district' to them th s t the need of the ani­ ef Iowa naked the pupils a word whlch- mals should be considered. Join Oar Gentlemen’s Valet Clob. $2.00 Per Month. 1m pronounced **Ecgwlped.” When Farm animals need a balanced ra­ S U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R D L they failed, be roundly. berated them tion according to the work they are for their. Ignorance, and then spelled doing. Proper feeding la’ one of the CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE. PHONE 174 tbe word hlmeelf—"^gy-p-t, moat Important phases of good farmwiped.**—Christian Register. CURBSTONE GLEANINGS! Fai m ers and Fruit Growers EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT DR. A. DOLAN Want Ads Bring Resak REGARD LESS OF WHAT OUR COMPETITORS SAY Your CREDIT is Good The Geo. H. Eernald HafdwareCor SANFORD, PHOSLIM E Phone 8 ^ STORAGE NON-SWPHATING BATTERY FALL PLANTING ATLANTIC COAST LINE 3 3 CHASE & COMPANY D. 0. B R O C K MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER A 25c Want Ad. in The Her: will Rent Your House For You 4 �ABOUT p e o p l e a n d EVENTS... Charming Tia. • mf Fmory Dittle Brown re-bout fifty friend, yesterday i m o.an to 6 o'clock i t "‘home0 No. 701 Azeclo I t to moot Mrs. David Leon r ; , r wfio recently came here f 1 s.nfor.1 to .make this her home 1 Min Ulg* Schultx who is the ol Mr.. B ro .n lor A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP'TO'DATE A M nm all Communication, far iku Colninn la "SatU . j Z A n :.“ a . PIw h Mt*. K. A . T tih n a , I'haaa No. 10} Sunday on their motor, boat, the Jolly E'R. Others In the party were Mr. and Mrs. J. S.. Wilson, Mr., nnd Mrs. Fred Wttlsman, Mr. and* Mrs. J, C. Smith and little son Wilspn and Mr. Chas. Fodder. other (probably the business man couldn't tell you a half hour after just what it was himself). Usually the slickster fulfills hi* contract so far as printing what ever he con­ tracted to print,' but there Is Jtttle. effort on his part to see that his pat­ rons get value received. Apd all the while the local news­ paper is boosting the town in which the merchant does business with its usual philanthropic spirit nnd even if the merchant is u non advertiser In its columns he reaps the benefit indirectly. Announremcnl* The Literature Department of the* __ _ * Woman’s Club will meet on Wed­ nesday at the home of the chairman, Mrs. L. II. Philips instead of at the club house. The change is made bccauso of the fact that the radioptlcon exhibition of views of Inca re­ mains can be given more conveni­ ently at the home, Wt* helit?ve’ aml conscientiously so, ‘!V M l thc hcat advertising any mcrfthnnt n«n L .. I . . . 1 .. i _1 I .. * l. chant can buy la la tthat pouted in the columns of his home newspaper, iope time* which is read every day or week, as Tt,i. was a delightfully Informal the case may be, by the people who J b Mrs. J. D. Sayers -greeted the live in the territory which the mer­ ,, at the door and hostess and chant serves. But regardless of this of honor received in the living the home paper deserves the support P L Assisting in serving, the tea of thc business men in its territory j accessories were Misses Edith because of thc fact that it is here, m: , -i --iw ■«•J Anne Weisberg. M i* May year in and year out, fighting their In the absence of Mrs. Geo. Fox, battles and seeking to aid in the ihiuhrr and Miss Dorothy Turner. Music was beautifully rendered by Mrs. Dcarfe Turner, first vice presi­ prosperity of the commupity in u« C. B. Murphy, violin; Mrs. dent of the Woman's Club will re­ which‘both live. Raines accom panist^ and Miss Edith ceive membership dues. Members Weisberg and Miss Mcllie Brown, who have Overlooked thc time limit, Florida's Opportunity , pisno soloists. Mrs. Murphy is a which* expired Nov. 3 are urged to The cost of living has gone bal­ , burning new resident and nn ac­ send* in their dues at .once. Funds looning during the past few months, are needed for club expenses. t i o n in musical circles. • and indications are for still higher prices on staple food studs. The living room and dining room There will be a meeting of the When tho existing market is o la ­ were daintily decornted with pink shell Tine, p.ilns and ferns, and the Ladies of the Maccabees at- the tions bring good profits to, jh e far­ spscious porches^ were Very inviting Eagles Hall on Wednesday after­ mers,*thtf wage earners in the towns noon at-3 o'clock. A full attendance a n d -cities are hit hard by the in­ «ilh the arrangement' of plants. of the members is urged to meet creased expense, and there is consid­ Tsmoa Tribune. Mrs. Elizabeth lleuttie, state or­ erable - agitation for an embargo r ■ -7 —rr—^ ----- Tt ganizer. ; against exporting nnV grain or meat Kvcping Bridge out of the United States until prices A njw brtdtc rlub was organized Pipe Organ Society return to former levels. on Thursday tvining at the home A very delightful meeting of the It is doubtful if an embargo ia of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Smith, which 1’lpo Organ Society was held on practical, or justifiable to the far­ will include gentlemen as well ns the Monday after nun n wltjt Miss Annie mers. They have worked hard and Iidie', that was n particularly pleas­ Hawkins hostess at her home on their crops have not alttayj proven ant ilfair. It is probable that the Celery avenue. A number of beau­ so remunerative, ns at present. dub will meet once a w o k . at .the tiful artlcjes of fancy work were add­ One reason why the raising of home of ota of its members. This ed to thc goodly pile already finish­ Florida has been more-or less-haz­ is a r.fw departure in card clubs or ed to be placed on snlii Dec. 2nTT. ardous is the cuttle ticks which ent rslhcr o revival of a former eua- The pleasant afternoon concluded most of the profits out bf thii cuttle tora which obt lined aevern! years with several music selections given back when the membership included by 'M rs. James Taylor and Mrs. industry, and thereby, discourage diversified farming. both texe*.. Schellc Maines. .Others present If, today, Florida wero agricul­ On Thursday evening the prizes were Mrs. T. J." Syphan, the house turally developed sufficiently to liavo . were won by Mrs. Forrest Lake and guest of Miss Hawkins, Mrs. Robt, a surplus of severnl hundred millions Mr. W. E. Watson. Those present Rowe, Mrs. D. R. Brisson, Mrs. A. of bushels bf corn, oats and other were Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. nnd M. Philips, Mrs. Ernest Betts. Mrs. grains which can be profitably grown Mrs. R \V. Herndon, Mr. and Mra. W. C. Bray, Mrs. D. G. Monroe, Mrs. in this state, there would he a good R. A. Newman, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy It. A. Tcrheun; Misses Martini Fox, market for same. And if Florida Sjrmt-v Mr and Mrs. S. E. Barrett, Edieth Stewart, Jeanette Laing and cuttle owners could market one mil­ Mr. ami Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mr. Rcss Tribble. Mrs. W. C. Bray lion head of yearling and two year and Mn. W. E. Watson, Mrs. For­ will 'be thc next hostess. old tick free cuttle averaging 1,000 mat l.ake and Mr. Arthur Yowell pounds live weight, the resources of who substituted for Mr. Forrest Lake' St. Agntt Guild this stato would be wonderful, yet whom absence from the city pre­ The members o(*the St. Agnes that is a very conservative estimate? vented his attendance, Other Guild wore thc guests of Mrs. Al­ couples will be added- to complete bert Fry yesterday afternoon when of the possibilities after the ticks are eradicated and the idle lands devel­ fire tables. •'* , . plans were completed for the hazaar oped ns they will be when favorable and rooked food sale- to be given furming conditions are nrovided. /tridjir n lltinnr of Mr*. Syphon Saturday, Dec. 16. Those present The only’ reason why farmers are Miu Annft- Hawkins entertained were Mrs. Julius Tnkneh, Mrs. *ilh n vert eharrping bridge party Archie Iletts, Mrs. M. Minarik and paying $100 per acre for land in Il­ on Friday aft>rnoon in honor of be Misses Gretche,n Schultz nnd Char­ linois on' which to grow feed ami gursi, Mr T. .J.Syphun of’ Con- lotte Hand. The Guild will meet maintain high priced dairy cows to merce, (ia. . ■ produce milk for Floriifli consump­ •with Mrs. Minarik next Monday. Beautiful yellow chrysanthemums tion, is that the ticks ure too heavy Continued on Page Five a risk hero, where land is cheap and sent by Mi--. Hawkins' mother from FAKIRS ARE COMING forage, crops can he grown' at smal thrir summer home at Commerce, expense practically every moylh in Georgia, vtiui ferns emphasized the rbwm of -impljriiy which prevailed Will Soon lie In Florida for Easy tho year. Money inth'epreiiy adornment of the lower Opportunity is knocking with a About a year ago the ‘Kissimmee sledee hammer_a t_Florida!* -door. floor. , which was open ■throughout. Thru- wire live tables of plnypn en- fjnTMtn priuXaA-lk»-tfttk,winf- cdttnrt- High prices have made farming a llli- interesting game and a al, which Is ysfjf timely now. The profitable business, and thousands ol to the *±*52LLyoung attennumber of tea guests in addition to Herald commands it________ men Bre lurntnir th e ir fares ^ t’!:!v i Mra— MargarsV— tiott-xjf—Sanford “hUarnev men, who towards tho farms, whuro they find "Bums iniuli* high score,'to whom have betfn "stung" by these fellows the beat working conditions. l*ven a lovely cut glass hud a number of times, and who ought Aro thc land owners and business v*»e The guest prize was also a to know better by this time. Tho interests of Florida going to provide M van-, while to Mrs. Roy Sym* a editorial reads: favorable . conditions by eradicating presented ndnlhty Madeira The -''snow bjrd^l_fa^erj_win ebon the'tfattlfl licks, irid lh u s encourage t ud mluidUiired-^ffTTdhPTCfilM ' rbr~ "lieTTcre. The cold wintry blasts will farmers to utilize large areas of our lov cut. An eluhorate naiad course ere long send -him to the putmy cli­ present idle lands to produce .large *t> served at the refresh ir.cnt hour mate of Florida, here to seek the quantities of agricultural crops, Enjoyin.; the hospitality of their unwary upon whom to ply his wit* meutp and dairy products? bostCM went Mrs: W. A. Fitts, Mrs. in varied and intricate schemes. Ho Dr. E. Sf: • Nighbert, .inspector in E. Barrett. Mrs. W, L. Morgan, has but one goal nnd that to spearatc charge, Bureau of Animat Industry, Mr* It a. Newman, Mrs. William tho Floridians and those of qur vis­ says: "Thc cattle tick deprives the p Hl11' •'*«- w . P. Carter, Mrs. itors who. succumb to hia wiles from (armer df cash returns from his pns“ nwt Galloway, Mrs. J. C.* Ban- their hard earned cash. ture and feed anil makes him cuss The fakir comes In various roles the rlimato a,id his government for J?1'. Mr> At l*. Connelly, Mrs. Roy MnrgnreJ Barnes, Mrs. and clad in varying degrees of seem­ not coming to his uid under a one5 A- Howard, Mrs. C. M. Vbrce, ing honesty. I(e is no respecter of crop system!" *r». Morse, Mrs. B. K. Tolar, Mra. persons. He would just as soon j-Uu'le Howard. Mr*. Thomas A. have your dollar as that of your D r . m a g e a ' Flock. u Mrs. Cecil Bnlt. Mr. and neighbor. In the words of Jnmes Bobble had uever sacu a lire xheop, "O' II. J. Holly and Mr. .Tom Whitcomb Riley, he'll get you if out one of his most treaaurui] toys Hawfcii ms'came in Inter In thc after- you don't waleh out. was a tittle woolly lamb on wheels, lor.refreshments- Mrs. A. W. Probably no business Is so affected which ho drew all ubout the houso fwj». Jr.% Mbw Hawkins in by these fly-by-night individuals • as and yard. I^aat summer he went to visit his uncle, who owns a sheep __ nc l he pleasure of • her that of thc country newspapers. tvflls. • Advertising has become such a ranch in the West. When Robbia muchly uacd and muchly -abused ■plod a flock, ho exclalmod: "You medium that tho fakirs have been must have got them .cheap, uncle, Matintt Party 'cause they'ro all lost their whoela."— «n <H*bration of his eighth birth- quick to .take advantage of its New York Times.. to ply their trade.. They re­ y.M M U -r Earl. Dossey *nt«rtalii- growth , , a ,n»tinee party on Satur-j ft that the average merchant has Quite Enough. . . . _ ” no(,n at the Lyricv which n°t studied advertising closely and Window dressing as an art sffm» th at he views it as a sort of modern ,'nioyt!t, by hla y °un* miracle which produces gold from tlmoa enlists tho aid of humorists, says the Now York Evening Post. One S in t ,riond,,- Aft*r the .... .... — - — - — hl) " ,Be |'*rty repaired to the P*P*r and Ink. The averago busi- such found It Incumbent upou him to w—. or r’art'a parents i«ir for rctrom* refresh-' '•*»» ness man humm Iqoks mp upon It with a myft- mako.the window of a cigar shop In w" »* »»*»« ® kcit * Th^ happy little ! terlou* awe which ftirnlehee the at* Mborty street conspicuous tho other * rip** *“ 2 ni,t * ' *-* ** ol h‘ PPy by a number j mosphere the advertising fakir ‘moat day. Ha took a capacious cigar box, nilod It with nondescript cheroots of '®, Ui« in lhe pleasures desires. Jtck Pm *nmo'' wert’ Margaret and He pounces -down upon the butt* the genus stogie, placed It In the win­ dow, and added this sign: "1 Cent. B°r». Sha n ^*11*' Le- neas man with this scheme or that, Enough Bald." Difk Ti-rl” ’ D<‘>noTurner, Jr. I most of them with little or no merit ton »N(J r r * i T" Arrlng-!and with hia hreexy "I know It all" Poor DaddyI Mn. ste.. Hir , st* E»R Dossey. 1ah’ .he creates the Impression that When a mother begins to tctl her Elbe! MoiA. rrin*.ton *nt* Miss advertising la a mysterious, mirao- children how smart tboli lather is. ssy. K1 on ““ isted Mrs. Dos-' ulous something, 6v*r which he has they look at her aa reproachfully aa 'tM v ta b o V oI * ■Pi ritualistic, ino- If they thought she waa losing hot n ' ' tlium. He adds to the average man's mind. »nd vt* v fearsome attitude and while the • tonimU. ‘ F’ T' Dutton *Rb Poor Business man la thus hypnoOptlmletie Thought. *W°Q boetin. V ‘y cnJ°y«d an aftertiled securee hla signature to ;a Life con-la too short to be spent In nur. “* «np up the S t Jo hns trabt for adverUslng jn something of tog animosity or resletertug wrongs. —L: . rmr-*- ■ -MKW1 --S(. ’• '• * V * ■« A* - ________ ____ * Peters de Shoe Man, don’t fergit Peters place am right dar yet. No place in town, please understan, Kin suit dis chile lak Peters can. Gwine trade dar all ma natch ul life, Me an ma kids, also my wife. He treats you fine, dats what he dooze, Seminole, Sanford, Peters Shoes. X* •St:. <*r ^ t . ‘ 4 Go git dem Stockins, git dem sox, Go buy er pair er buy a box. I sho am glad dat man I met, I’ll never furgit him, dat you betT When you sees me strollin roun I’se got on Shoes from Sanford town. Kase buy up kar I always dooze, . Seminole, Sanford, Peters Shoes Ole Seminole Chief bought dar also Kase nowhere else dat man would go. Sometimes he’d go en buy a case, En talk plain enough in Peters face. Big Chief lak dem Shoes you got, Heap much close to Big Chief heart. Best goods Big-Chief ever did use,-------Seminole, Sanford, Peters Shoes, — s *,*<**». *• * _ r * Little Chief he bought dar t o o ,__ Heap m u c h fool ’bout Peters Shoe. Patent leathers, also tan, Little Chief, heap much sperty man. ; Whole Seminole tribe, dey traded dar, En bought er meny, er merty a car. No kind on earth I’ll ever use, ’Cept Seminole, Santord, Peters Shoes. J •t Go trade wid Peters, take my word, Bekase dat sto it am a bird. Best stock dar I ever did see, En Peters name am guarantee. Shoes dat button,' Shoes dat lace, Ise gwine jdar now, gwine wid all haste. Yo feet in dem won’t get a brooze, Seminole, Sanford, Peters Shoes, 115 East First Street ,■ ** .. 4 , 0 fc f.w ■»«**s � 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, 1916 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 24, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 24, 1916. 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 24, 1916; <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