2 10 104 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f292c6cc8f33bc9caa72f4e4ae30e55c.pdf ea5dacbc91fd6828799124718adbcd77 PDF Text Text IT T " • • .v m ^ • '•«; m m ' *T71? ■\ lilt*"' • ; w * r r * - Tr •( ♦ • t „■ ■ ~ • IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS r u B L lS H O O I. WEEKLY IN S AN FO RD — Life 1$ Woith Living----------- SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1916 VIII NUMBER"27 EAST COAST BOOSTERS WANT RIVER as possible.' Therefore, it fs suggest­ Wealey Bradley of Willinmantic. ed thal-Florida add rartneries'to the arrived the first of the week to join list of Uccuputiona prohibited to hla wile., in. ludpin* can* i«r- her children uridcr 14, enact a 16-yeur. father, Geo. E. Clark. limit for mines and quarries, enact A number of friend, of Mr. and the 8-hour instead of 9 hour day for Mr.. K. W. Lundqulst gathered at children between 14 and 16 In fac­ their pleasant home Saturday even­ tories, mills, canneries and work­ ing to remind their hb^t of the pass­ shops and change the night work ing of another mile .tone on life'. prohibition for children between 14 Journey. All report nn enjoyable and 16 to correspond with the fed­ time and there wero present: Mrs. eral law. Then any* Florida manu­ J. E. Lundquiat and Aron, Mr. and facturer who livft up to his state ARE NOT AVERSE TO FREE LAW NOT REGULAR AS COM­ Mra. H. G. and Mr. nnd Mrs. E. F. MASSMEETING OF BUSINESS law will be sure that he cqn ship his CANAL BUT WANT * , . sY ARE EED T 0 BEL!EVE Lundquiat and their families, Mrs. MEN AT HOTEL CARNES , I'AREI) TO FEDERAL goods, in interstate commerce in THAT GOOD JOBS AWAIT RESULTS Magnu.on, Mr. and Mrs. Stedt, * THURSDAY AFTERNOON ACT • * perfect safety because his state law them IN NORTH MU. Stedt, Elmer nnd Theodore The Herald has contended th at An analysis qf tho Florida child and the federal law arc the same. In response to a call of Choirman Bcrgqui.t, besides the host nnd the people living along the lower , For several days Sanford ha. been Florida will lie. less affected by the labor law, of special interest just Walker of the Fair committee some . * , • • east coast were in favor of the St. . E L with aliened “recruiter. hostess. interested men met last Saturday now because of the coming session of federal law than some other south Johns river urf against tho purchase Another family gathering was held r f hlve been going about among afternoon and discussed ways and the state legislature, and a compari­ ern states but her law is not quite Lw Drtfoe* el thi* city and vicinity at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. means of bringing the Seminole son of the state law with the fedeVal up to the federal standard as thib of the East Coast Canal. Those Mr. and Mr*. U .^ p a re n t effort to induce these Thompson Sunday. • , , . people down there want results and child lahlr law has just been issued analysis shows. • • I. D. Hart and daughter, Uuby and County Fair, to Sanford. It was the arc opposed to the foisting of the L n l/ to g° with them to the concensus of opinion at this meeting by Dr. William Ackerman of Pensa­ Besides legislation for ‘manufac­ East* Coast" D itch'upon the govern? BSrth" where good job. at cnor- Mr«. Hughes and* little son, Mr. and that Seminole County's Fair should cola, Chairman of the Florida Child turing ‘ establishments, nnd mines ment when said government already I 1 warn .wait them. Word has Mrs. Dan Thompson and family and Labor Committee, who with the K drived by the local police Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson were be held In Sanford and to be held National Child Labor Committee und quarries, however, the Florida o'wns tho St. Johns river, the great­ sometime during January or Feb­ and National Child Labor Commit­ E , thee aliened recruiter, are tor all guests there. has been‘considering ‘improvements tees urge- better regulations of other est natural inland waterway in .tho, ruary. Therefore it wan decided to The children here could not go to south. After thq meeting -of the E most part smooth tongued fakirs have a' second meeting , at three in the Florida law to be introduced strictly local’ problems. Instead of ■ko ususlly succeed in obtaining a school_Thursday on account of the o’clock Thursday ufternoon nnd to in’ this yeur’s legislature. The fed­ the present educational requirements East Coast Canal Association at Ft Lauderdale last week the following L of a few dollar, from the victim bad roads, ns the jitney could not invite all business men nnd others eral' law according to this analysis, for work permit which says that the was noted in the Miami Herald Ld live in exchange the promi.e of get out. We are not getting the ser­ interested parties to be present. •prohibits interstate commerce in child must he able to read and write vice we bcliove in our due out here. which hears out our statumont: , good job with transportation. which goods are the products of und do arithmetic to fractions, it is e Mr. Carnes offered the use of the fcveral night, ddring tRo paat A day and u night of rain ought not “ It makes little difference to us rp Any mill, factory, cannery, or hoped that Florid®.will require every took the ; depot here ha* been to bog us up. There is.coinplnint of parlnnt or his. hotel for the purpose workshop in which children uniter child who goes to work to have com­ where the canal is built. What we tkroeied with negroes who were the children having to remnih in and every citizen of ScmihoU* county 14 arc employed: ’ . . . pleted the Sixth grade, which is the want is a canul,” »ai«l Frank Balfcr, who inc town so long uftyr school hours nlso. is invited to he present and expriss U , for the man with the gonertflly accepted .educational stan­ the newly elected president of the (2> Any mill or quarry in which t0 .how up and take them Mr. and Mrs. A. Derby nnd sister his views as to the possibility of a dard throughout the country. In East, Coast Canal Association, wherf children under lti are employed; J h him to the good job in the arrived this W l : from I’enn.yl- fair. i3 j Any mill, factory', cannery or this connection the I’htld labor com­ questioned relative to his views of I!!wrn .tales. In each of-c/how vanlu. coming ffOWln their auto to BOtthrrn state workshop in which children between mittees call attention to the fuel the aims of the association, the jiosenjoy the winter and look nTter Mr. The Hoys Return that Florida is one of the fiVc states sibilities of securing relief from the * L'rr; man M 1*'1 to sht,W UP ‘Mr. and Mrs. George Hoy have 14 and 16 work more than 8 hours that, have not yet adopted a state­ conditions frequently rompiuined of, Sitorday night there were fully 200 Derby'* interests here. They stop­ in any one days or tnqre than, 6 days throes st the station waiting for ped in Atlanta for her sister who returned, to Sanford for the winter in any one week; or wide compulsory education-law; Mis­ nnd the status of the canal'sltuation accompanied them the. rest oT the and. are comfortably quartered at tit night train and tho “ man wjth . sissippi has no compulsory educa­ as a whole. way. . Cortifort Cottage. Mr. and Mrs. .Ot) Any mill, factory, cannery, or tion lam; Florida, Arkansas, South j Uf tickets." workshop in which child^n between Referring to tho objects for which Rev; Alfred Eric.on preached last Hoy have been coming to Sanford Carolina and Virginia have only the association wu» organized two The police are on a sharp lookout Sunday at Ebeneter. * for muny years and are looked upon 14, and 16 work between the hours local option. for these .harpers and believe they years ago. President Baker declared Geo. K. Clurk left on the early as Sanford residents now. Mr. Hoy of ? p. m. and 6 a. m. The Florida law differs from it in I live left- the city. The following morning truin Sunday for Wlllium- is u well known huger and shipper that a definite plan of action hus I from the Jacksonville Metropolis nntic, Conn., where he will outer a of winter vegetables and has tho these respects: Football Notes not yet been decided upon, but the ifcoV that these men are working hospital for further treatment for confidence and esteem of the grow­ Though Sunford in hef vain at­ association will get behind and give • tl) Tho 14-year limit does not indifferent parts of the state: tempt failed to win a game this sea­ its moral support to Attorney Gen- • cancer; He was accompanied by ers. They make their home in apply to canneries:. Proving to be easy dupes for his daughter, Mrs. May Bradley Michigan while Mr. Hoy is buying ‘ (2) There is no 16-year limit for son the hoys fought hard and con­ oral West in un effort to force the sidering the weight and the inex­ compiVy to its contract with the insooth tongued labor sharps, about and her husband. fruits in tho north. They left Mich­ mines and quarries; | ISO gegro laborers from Green Covo (3) Children under 16 are allowed perienced men on the team the state. _ igan during a big *now storm and Mas .ucradc Hall writer believes they do ns good ns Spring. *nd other section, of Clay Mr. Baker added that the tolls On tho 29th of this month a mas­ are glad to get down to sunny to work u 9-hour day, and 54-hour could he expected. They only pluycounty were found helplessly strand­ week, instead of tho” 8 -lrour day and chnrged by the canal company are Florida. ed the best in the state, for when not obnoxious to the yachtsmen visit­ ed at the union station by the police querade ball will lie.staged at the 48-hour week; and jesterdsy. The negroes came here skating,rink, at which prizes will he 4 i The night t\ork limit for ehil- Kissimmee, Orlando ami St, Augus­ ing the lower east coast nor to tho expecting to meet the men who had offered to the best costumed skaters. Congregational Church (lr,,n umlcr. 1G art._8 tp.. m. _____ , to 5 a in. tine were tackled the cream of the people living.in tins vicinity, but ail rauied them to give up their work This is rather odd for Sanford people Rev. W. H. Hopkins. D. D., o f |!.Instead . de object to paying for something of 7 p. Yn. to 6 a. tn. as in state were pitted ngninst. in the mills and on the farm* in Clay for' such a rare treat as this is very Atlanta, (In.. Supt. of thcO ongrc- the federal law. they do not get—to paying toll for county for highly pictured proposi­ much appreciated at this lime of the gationnl work for the south, who is A D ream permission to qome through tho In order to simplify the enforce­ tion! ofle ing big pay in the northern year. Mr. Flynn, the popular man­ in attendance at the South' Florida Ci. \V. Spencer, Jr., one of the Inst canal and then running hard aground atatrt. When they arrived they ager of tho rink will select five judges Association which meets with the ment of both state nnd fecderal laws players on the local eleven had a on a shoal. local nrantifacturors dream, and os dreams come true were surprised to find th a t the men of the. city to decide on the winners. Mt. Dorn Congregational church und protect " I ’am very much In favor of fed­ who had made them such great prom It mukca no difference how you- are Tuesday nnd Wednesday will m eet' from the dungrr of violating the some times this one is worth telling. eral ownership, or control, of a canal, In mask, impersonations of Hughes; with the Sanford Congregational^ federal law because they happen to be* had disappeared and with them,’ (1. W. said "I dreamed last, night not necessarily the Florida t oast I , Thursday n.1 | .night . nt . 7:30. 7 ..in l)r. Hr ■he •living up to state and not federal ""tic n rro m n y ;—went—f t nf |tw»tr Wilson, Roosevelt, Chaplin. Taft, church •j ' vt . , _ that Sanford High School and Rol­ , standards, theNational Child Labor lins College played a game of base­ Line canal, hut a canal," President cuh contributed by-ench as a fee Sarah Bf-rntrardh—Dade Sam, or for the promised big jobs of the any other person or just a few sug­ H^Efrktoa—U_an—interesting speaker Commitluo> i,urKing all states that ball and we won by a score of 5 to 2. Baker continued, "und I don't care and Will bring us a live - vital- jr!Vr„_T^ ,nt.,n,ircj.<u m|iiul to the fedIf that canal runs through the center north, bemoaning their fate, the gestions of how you may mask. Ills Friend's Reply of the state." iIc_AddialahaUha „i,.M thnt Last' Tuesday night a largo party inessnge. All members nnd friends erul ones to amend tKeir lutarttr-eof-|----ja r ^ ln rn | reamw|. ^ negroes were at a loss to know whnt n«.mnt ~thifl mi* the opinion of the to do. Some who were, willing to of young folks were at the rink very arce invited to com e^ im M iear^h im . -respond wit l L i i l g J l ^ inl lin n ni m n o ^ r - ^ T T T T .l j enme Well. l'lTHe majority of the aasoeffitte .... u«in home mumic were nw« headed ... w alk bark in the much enjoying themselves. It was ' ----------------- -------- -— ■ ■ 1 hanged il It isn’t the first thing hers 'as tfWt tut hi*, personal. view. direction <>f Green.—Covo—Springar IntfV fou'hd_'but that some visiting ♦ y o u 'hayc done thisT trason,' tinff fur­ Tho question ol the canal's location ~wluT« others remained .hero bent friends of Sanford's local society th erm o re you will huve to keep on was one to be determined by the •pen ffndlng tH8' While merf who"Coolc were being entertained at a skating dream ing, .foY th a t's the only way engineers,-he added. their money. party you are going to win anything this Saturday aftcirnoon .the children We hope," Mr. Baker added, "to •» The recruiters worked several days season. . PRESIDENT WILSON'S PROCLAMATION •oong .the negroes in Clay county, mostly filled tho rink with their _____ The Blushing Beauties------ - - get-‘the Atiantic-Derper—Waterwayssod no douht gathered in a large time for fun and morriment. Among In regards to the fair sex, of Association behind the movement to •mount of_mnncy—from—th a -u w w --th e —irast-arm y—of-Thtidr»n. on the President Wilson has proclaimed. Thursday, Nov. which tho hfgRest compliments that (ederalixe the canal, when 'once the __I 1.1 "• I a a I aiL ass# n f t n II threo A..___ werea aselected' out of the peeling darkies, wbo were wontl ato itfloor At_ 30th, Thanksgiving Day. . can be paid must be said that they question of a route Is decided." He Helen to the roseate tale* of easy ot as the beat skaters during the Bis proclamation follows: , encolirage the locals un much as they concluded his remarks by saying "It has long been the custom of our people to turn work and jobs paying from $5 to 17 afternbon and they wero LeCIalre could do and no time during their thht he believes when once the war In the fruitful autumn of the year in praise and thanks­ * day in the north, where the "cul- Jones, Mary Elizabeth Puleston and battles did they give up, and through department awakes to the strategic May Holly. AH three »eem to be giving to Almighty God for His many blessings nnd lud" brother is ‘led to believe'that their splendid voices they failed to value ol the canal, there will be no hit path aill be strewn .with rosea. almost ‘ perfect and the way they mercies .to us and tho nation. realize, up to this if me that Sanford federal objection to government "The year that ha* elapsed since we last ob­ Told that a special train would take akate, of which they seem to find has failed to make a touchdown nnd ownership. served our day of Thanksgiving has been rich iq, bless­ them fram Jacksonville last night, no trouble,' makes the audience de­ they sill havo hopes of their dream ings to us as a people, but the whole face of tho world the darkies with their bag .and bag- mand their attontion. As the .music coming true when Sanford goes oter INTO MILLIONS has been darkened by war. In the midst of our peaco W* srrfved here on tho way to tho ■ playing the gifls keep Just a* good to tackle tho St. Augustine club on and happiness, out thoughts dwell with painful dis­ l»ad of supposed milk and honey. tlmo as tho more experienced skaters the Ancient City's ground* on tho Good Road* Issues In Florida are quiet upon the struggles and sufferings of the nations Some of the negroes stranded here do and a wttolo lot better than tho 30th of this month— Largo’. • •' < • • ' at war and ol the peoples upon whom war haa brought immediately got in cotnmunlcation majority of them. •• • 4' / <24*— The total amount of good roads disaster without choice or possibility of escape on their *ith friends in Green Cove Springs Tremendous crowds continue to Being as this game will be stngcd jond issues up .to the present time part. We cannot think of our own happiness without snd were furnished transportation flock to the ritjk and a ten strike pn Thanksgiving nnd it 1* customary approximates $13,000,000. aqcord■*ek home. Others are trying to was made when the rink was opened thinking of their pitiful distress. to GIVE it maybe thut Sanford ng to Information given out by the "Now, therefore, I, Woodrow Wilson, President i find tome way to get there, while hero. The rink, under control of will make this famous touchdown State Road Department at Tnliaof the United States, do appoint Thursday, the 30th •ome were brave enough to walk Mr. and Mra. C. M. Flynn have A t., least $10,000,000 in for which we havo been looking lo tassec. of November, as a day of national thanksgiving and k 1’ *,,er 8,t* exP®rleiK** 1 ° more’ than done their share to make long. And if it U secured, which we road bonds arc to be eold during the prayer and urge, and adviso the people to resort to the meantime .the police are trying a success, snd from present Indica­ think it will be then there will be next two years. to locate the sharpen who tricked tions the success has already reached their several places of worship on that day to render another THANKSGIVING, (next • In addition to the amounts real­ •ad robbed the negroes. thanks to Almighty God for tho Llesalngs of peace and the high water mark and continues year). ,' ized from tho sale ol rofid improve­ unbroken prosperity which He hss bestowed upon our Accounts have been frequently to soar higher as the days go by. ment bonds It iseatimated that the beloved country in such unstinted measure. Published by papers throughout the different counties inthe state will Elton—Bnrdge "And 1 also urgo and suggest our duty, in this our *outbern states recently of occur"Linger Longer Lucy" raiso from difoct taxation something T. H. Burdge of the west side and nncet pf this kind, perpetrated by a day of peace and abundance, to, think in deep sympa­ The theatre aeason opened last Ike $2,000,000 per annum for all Miss May Elton of' Butler,' Indiana gang of swindlen who have found night with Billy Clifford and his thy of tho stricken peoples of the world upon whom road purposes. This means that the were united in marriago at the home the curse and terror of war has so pitilessly fallen, and among the unsuspecting company playing to a crowded house counties in Florida will raise about of Rev. Marston on Saturday even­ twkies of the south. to contribute out of our abundant means to the relief ut the Lyric and presenting the $14,000,000 to be expended on roads, ing, November 18th, 1916. of their sufferings. musical comedy, "Llngbr Linger Only a few intimate frlenda were Independent ol what the state may MQur people could in no better way show their WEST GENEVA AVENUE Lucy." present at the ceremony and all par­ do, during the years 1917 and 1918. real attitude towards the present struggle ol tlje na­ are having some nice cool Aa announced In the printed pro­ took ol a g ran d . wedding supper An additional sum for road improve­ tion! than by contributing out of their abundance to «»thn now and It is fine on the gram the play was "lor laughing ment will' come from Federal aid served by Mrs. Marston. garden:, . the relief of the Buffering which war has brought in its purposes only" and it proved to. be Miss Elton has held , the position allotted Florida and amounting to train. »A^*l**’the j,tn«y running again all of that and more. of chief opei ator of the telephone sys­ $840,000 for the five year period "In witness whereof, I .have hereunto met my hand the children tn achool. artinnl ulng * .... i/marcn to school. To eay that any of the company tem of Butler, Ind., for several years ending.June 80, 1921. The state or and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed. Jack Vaughn ghn and and J. R. Rob- deserved particular • mention would before coming to Sanford to become ©ounUee.mutt, according to legal re­ '"•on »pent a very pleasant day "Done at the city of Washington this 17th day of wUiTw. a very day be unfair to tho rest of the company quirements put up a like sura. the bride of Mr. Burdge. i November in the year of Our Lord, 1916, and of Che it. ani* Tom Hartley at for every.part was carried by ■ ■tar With these amounts. Florida will Mr. Burdge, who was* formerly o Independence ol the United States, the 141st. i »h. county home Sunday. performer, .including the three Wes­ lead practically every atete In the Cincinnati, Ohio, has h««n a resident - ;____ _ .. . x WOODROW WILSON.- '----- * tK v*' the bird season U open and ton sisters, Nick Glynn, the fsmous Union In the- amount of approprier of Sanford for aeveral years, owning "By the President. # ^ aure shooting them mfnstr'el, Mae Collins, end Mr. Clif­ tiona for Improving and upbuilding end operating a farm about three "Robert Lansing, ford Jdmaelf. permanent highways.miles west of the city. • "Seerfitary of State." .* * • • Mr. Lane, manager of the Lyric * .Mr. end Mrs. Burdge have the 3 JTTTT hik made arrangements for e flue • k,£ 8Ai : M ND 9RAPEV1LLB Russell ha* reU riw l to wishes of ft host of (ripnfiji both tg E lA ^ S R W * °ll 'Gleintl>od>1a bunch ©rhigh close rosd *hoW* 4t* At Sanford apt) a t their former Smfqrji .and la atopplpf; with M*hw» tV 'p fta e h Suhday the coming season ttttd e x p e ts ^ ,^ and Mra. Frank Talbott. tomes-. a* i. •• "•Wag st 7 o'clock.11 Hov. 19th I-' have L av. several of theae ssch. month. WILL SANFORD FLORIDA LAW HAVE FAIR ' CHILD LABOR THIS YEAR? STANDARD OGLED iHARPSlHERE ^ ■ ---------A . . . A S . S . . • S # /S I — I ff I — _I A A nf t A # Iff » tw w w — ; ; 4 . ♦>-5 �» • • ; • Page e ig h t •« TT. THE SANFORD HERALD ATRE And a Merry Company including Mae Collins, Three Weston Sisters f:7 and Nick Glynn in a New Musical Oddity UNGER LONGER LUCY 14 — S O N G S — 1 4 Ladles' O rch ertra 1 4 — S O N G S —14 Ladies' Orchestra Prices; 50c 75c and $1.00 Seats on Sale at Philips Drug S to re W atch for the Big Street Parade and Ladies’ Band at 4:00 P; M AMONG THE THEATRES Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford Then she attracts the attention of Harron Puls O ter a Flsllc Surprise Reyburn, a wealthy lawyer who Triangle Player principal* in a chances into the store with his wife. rousing fist fight in "The Marriage . He offers to send her abroad if she c.f Molly-O." at Robert lfarron. who will consent to his terms. She con­ T o look w r*- Triangle pictures with Nine sents. Marsh cr.o weuld*»m*t t uinh tre w as' the sort who would be proficient with his fists -mainly because hp seems like an amiable chap never in need of su^h practice. . * . But In his n**w play, "The Mar­ riage of Molly-O,” in which he is featured with Mae Marsh, he has u fight with James O’Shea, who plays the villa.n. which looks as though { Douglas Fairbanks had better look, to his laur*:s. (i'Shcu' is a rather heavy built man, vvhile Harron is slight. .Y et Hnrron meets O’Shea’si onslaught with the firmness of a rock, and after a thrilling tussle sends O’Shea crashing to the lloor. Few ringside.spectator* have ever sof4-acxap_LhA.t_has more, pep, j The best part of this is'th at it \l» f f corded on the screen, and may be aeon over and. over again without var..ing in the slightest detail. i Lyric Tuesday. Bessie Burriscale in "The Payment" Tonight at the Lyric "The I’a) men!" Phyllis Tag«?. the central figure of Ti re;» years later, 'as the result of "The Payment,” the new Triang’e her studies abroad, she has become play strarir.g Bessie Barriscale, which f:wnous. Society docks to her, and will be seen- at the Lyric theatre to- rnong the fashionables is Reyburn's night is the daughter of a (flodding wife. Mrs. Reyburn forms an in^ mill worker. There is a strike; and, slant liking for tho young artist and after some furious battles with arm- insists upon her coming to their ed guards, th ; strikers get the worst home. Phyllis is strongly drawn to­ ol it and go. back to work. Phyllis ward the woman she has wronged, feels th a t sbe does not belong lU-Lhia-hut-trico-tr*-kren-nw rr: Bui- MrsT life, lvK -•re is tho best achievepie.i^ ILiylmart i isiMs- aml~zhp Kernmes a ■ —' th rgg'Tneala a~^3ay and u place to frequent visitor. Mrs. Reyburn tries sleep. She has ambition nnd talent, to arrange a match between I’hyllia She wants to become a miniature and her handsome young brother, painter, so she goes to New York. ,and, sure enough the young people fall in love. Upon arriving in the city shg.sflQtL 'learns th a t the plodders are not con- { Then Reyburn intervenes* "You fined to small towns. She secures a are not the woman lor him;" he tells place in a department store, and her. "If you marry him you will be with the little saved from her Scanty cruelly deceiving him and my wife." wages she studies art with an old Phyllis pleads for her. happiness, professor quite as prverty stricken "You.'!l tdlV’ she exclaims in sudden as herself. He tells her she has real • fear. He slqwly shakes his head, ability and with a couple of years’ "I won’t tell, but you will. There’ll training abroad unquestionably corns a time when you can’t stifle would win recognition. . * your conscience, and then"— I’hil- LYRIC T H E A T R E ! Tonight -Triangle D ay-“The Payment" featuring Bessie Barriscale", Keystone Comedy "Skirt* Saturday—“The Girl from Frisco", "A Strenuous Visitor”, “ Busting in and out of Society”, Sec­ ond Episode of “ Liberty" . Monday—Billy “Single Clifford and Merry Comny in “ Linger Longer Ldcy” 14 Songs and dies' Orchestra. . Tuesday—“The Marriage oh Mollie O" featuring Mae Marsh. Ninth Chapter of “ Gloria's Ro­ mance" featuring Billie Burke. . * Wednesday—The day that we . laugh—“The Thom and The Rose" "Payment In Full", Keystone Comedy *The Feathered Nest” C Coming—The World Series Base Ball Picture. ; WHKUfk lis knWs ho speaks the truth. And to this picture there is a smashing finish with a big lesson. Lyric Tonight..* * .. The Marriage of Molly O" . T h e costume worn by Mae Marsh In "The kfarriafcc of Molly-O," the Irish play just Released on the ,Tri: angle programme is true to that, of the Irish peasant. She ia dresacd heavily in native wool. Her skirt and bodice are of wool, and so is the shawl over her head. . She wears enormous shoes for protection agninst the dampness of the bogs. Lyric Tuesday. , 9 . At Lyric Tuesday . Kate Bruce, the well known char­ acter actress has an im portant part in support of Mne Marsh and Rob­ ert Harron in their new Triangle play,. "The Marriage? of Molly-U." inated. 2. To direct the tourists to good hotels, garages and other stop­ ping points, where he can be as­ sured of high class service and cour­ teous attention without being over­ charged.. 3. By carrying a car of supplies and mechanics tp relieve the tourist of the annoyances of troublesome delays, due to exhausted gasoline, blowouts and breakdowns. li^And most’ important, perhaps, to make the trip -south one of genuine value and education. Scarborough's by reason of their southern travels are postetj on all points.of scenic and historical interest. There arc many places right on or near their trunk lines worth visiting which are often missed. There are birthplaces of famous men; battlefields of the revolutionary and civil wars; his­ torical homes; nntural wonders; grand landscape scenes; inspiring views from mountain tops; great cities many of which are passed by unknown - and unseen. The grand object of this tour is to make it of such value that when the tourist re­ turns he can'feel he has roally visit­ ed the south and learned something of that great section of America. There arc Burely great possibili­ ties in rhis personally conducted tour and os all of this.service is given gratis one can 'safely predict it will be a big success. DRAINAGE ASSOCIATION* Will Meet in West iSrim Beach in January The fourth*annual meeting of the Florida Drainage Association will be held at West Palm Beach, Florida, January 22nd, 23rd, 1917; opening at 10 a, m. Monday. The question of land reclamation for agricultural and other purposes will be discussed by able.statesmen, engineers, contractors, business men, lawyers and gfle'nlisia. ULTA. • _ Lyric Saturday o________ . TOURISTS TO FLORIDA Scarborough Will Get Up Winter • Motor Trips An unusunl plan has been formed by the Scarborough Motor Guide Company of Indianapolis, publishers of the official road guide. for the Hoosier State Automobile Associa­ tion and other leading motor clubs, to aid automobilista to tour the aouth this coming winter. In the past automobile owners have visited Florida yach winter but for one cause or another instead of driving through have taken the train and had th*ir machine shipped. Some have dreaded the" Unknown roads, others have feared to trust themselves alone so far in an un­ familiar part of the country, and still others have doubted their abil­ ity to get through. Aa a m atter of fact thousands each year drive to Florida and other southern states and gll are enthusi­ astic over the' delights and pleas­ ures of the trip. So, to convince tourists of the attractions of this trip, Scarborough’s will early in January direct a number of cars' to Florida. The tour will be led by one of the pathflnding cars and .will be accompanied by a supply car and mechanics, who will promtly make repairs, tire changes, etc., whenever and wherever needed. The objects of this personally con­ ducted tour are: 1. To direct tour­ ists over the- beet roads, so that all doubt, worry and vexation of get­ ting off the beet foute will be elim- Plana will be formulated for closer cooperation among those interested in drainage and reclamation. The feasibility of amending th e ealstinr-draintnrff*ttrwa will be~ thopT oughiy discussed. A trip to the Everglades, the worfd'q greatest drainage project ia being arranged. Exhibition of ditching, leveeing, pumping machinery ia invited. Tho presence of visitors, including ladies is invited and will be greatly appreciated. Only members of the Association will have a vote in th proceeding!. ■ You are urged to be present. For information write Benj, Getsoli, P. O. Box 90," West Palm Beach, Florida. • Florida Drainage Association, . By Geo. W. Oliver. President. U------------------------------ WHY ATTEND CHURCn • -• NoTcwber 17, |'( || Congregations! Church * • Sunday .morning' at 11 oVloc’c Rev. J. A. Davidson will speak inn "Seeing Jesus In the Light of the 20th Century.” Anthem by the choir. Evening service at T o’cloc!:. Thb minister will speak on the quertion of “ Leadership." Anthem, h / choir. Wolff, Mrs. Julius Takarh. _Sunday school—e t — ^ PT Walker, Supt. • Christian Endcavoi Society at- J o'clock. Leader, C. A. McDonal. To all of tht-ao services the people of the Congfregntional church inVitJ you—and-your children* nr hare s part. Strangers arc welcome. Come and sec. * . J.__ County Fair Meeting For the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year of the Sem­ inole County Fair Association ..a meeting of those interested is called a t the office of A. P. Connelly to­ morrow. afternoon at four o'clock. Everyone ia invited to be present and assist in the organization. C. R. Walker, Chairman. For.Sale—Nearly new addin* m. chine. 135.00. Western luCT®*'. 1-tf TY or/Sale — Hup Bunabout built, $100. Sthcllo Manii, C,ty « U f FOR RENT For Rent—On December l i T ^ T , futtaULy..furnishedrohht', ffl 'privzu family* in downtown district. MJ . 1 erato ren t Gentleman preftrrJ Address P. O. Box 1081. 25-tfc* For R en t-T w o furnl.hed at 200 Myrtle avenue, Corner See- 1 ond St. Enquire Mi!!cr> JJ^cry. J 25-ti For Rent—Up-to-date new store on Park avenue, with all modem improvement*. N. H. Garner." * : -M-1U For Rent—*6 room cottage on EI« nvcnuQ with modern convenience, -. Life’s Burrow. $16. Free water. N. H. Garner. How bitter a thing It la to look Into '. 23-tf happiness through another man’s •yes.—Shakesperrr. FOR RENT-Two Furnished Rooms.. Hot and Cold Water Address Z care Herald. 20tf For Rent—Two or throe furnished rooms. StriaUy mQdcrn. 709 Oak. ________________ * 19-8tp CLASSIFIED^ ADVERTISING For Rent—House op E. Second, between Park and Oak. Enquire 214 Park * 16-tf ’ I. * ' * * _ For Rent— Several nice office 1 All Local Advertisement* Under This Heading THREE CENTS a rooms over Yowell’y. Enquire N. P, ’ ' 32-if Line For Radi Insertion. Minimum Yowell & Co. Charge 25 Cents. ‘ For H int—708 Park avenue. En­ quire of II. C. DuBov, First and In answering an advertisement Park avenue. 4S-tf where no name is mentioned in the nd, please do not ask The Herald WANTED for information as to the identity of tho advertiser. < Usually we do not W anted—To/buy a good adding know- who the advertiser is and if machine. Enquire Herald Office. we do v/e arc not allowed to give . 26-2tp out this information. Simply write a letter and address it aa per in­ W anted—Ship us your prang**, structions. in Hie ad. . grapefruit, tangerines, pineapple and other* fruits and vegetables. High­ est prices obtained.' Prompt returns. FOR SALE Georgia Produce Company, Macon, For Sale—3,000,000 cabbage and Georgia. 26-20-tp Big Boston lettuce plants Cabbage, W anted—To buy a good 3-hurner Wakefield, Early Fiat Dutch, Early oil stove. L. J. Baker, Brown Bldg., Summer, all from best seed. $1.00 Sanford Avp. 26-2tp per M., Me per M. in lots of 10,000. Cash with order. J. It. Davis, Bar­ W anted—To repair your gum, tow, Fla. ' 2G-Gtp locks, lawn mowers, umbrellas, etc.. For Sale—Strawberry plants, $2.00 Repairing of all kinds. See W. II. per thousand F. O. B. Lake Mary. Rogers, 312 E. Fourth St. 25-2*p Farina, Lake -Mary, Fla. *' W anted—Lady wishes position as Work will pleaae. Box 105IL Sanford.----------- - 1Trn4rn _stenographer. For Sale—Fine horse and buggy. Lost—English. Bull puppy, by Inquire a t W. O. Green’s Black­ smith Shop, corner 3rd St. and San­ name of Bully, white with mouae colored ears and spots. Finder will ford Ave. 22-8tc receive reward if brought to Dr. For Sale—Bicycle, equipped with N. ‘deV. Howard, residence 318 Pal­ 25-5tp large wire basket. R. II. Bronson, metto, corner of Fourth. c-o Southern Bell Telephone Co. jttv»Rv»lVr.i o r i lie t w i n tntes' ax-rm-vmrf. n . ■ • S oy II. 111*. N a tl* * i* hi>T**Tr Itrrn - H IT WTUtta' J- M ill* e ( Oirlfc. 0, fl» .. who on J e ll *». I»>> -F or-Sale—Two Yiry 'desirable M u ir llo m n iM il LBtfjr, No. O lttll# building lots in Sanford Heights, N W U ©I N K H . Section *•. T « n iM > «» Kang* 31 K.. Tallflaatr* Meijdlt*. Nos. 78 and 74. Wifi sell for $200 f l * a notiro ot Inttnllon to male Thr*«-»»" Proof to oalablUb rlalm to thr laad ak*r» each or. if taken together will make rfrarribod. boforo Oar* Clrrult Taart, at lower price on the two lota. Apply SanfcrJ, Florida, oa tka Xfclh dajr af 0»to the Farmers ft Ml>rrh>pt^ - nal>k, -Mt 8k*l / Jurnlfwn of WlnUr I ' l i t n i Headland, Ala. . -18-tf K. W. Chubb el W ini*r fa r .. Fit. Il*nry Hrown of 0 »l* lo, Fl»i For Sale—First class riding or work horse. Harness and saddle. Mrs. Julius Schultz. 18-tfc s M. W ood, e f « * § « £ * * ■ n A m ' • fuil.wr. SS-Tuc* A Frl-IOt* • __ D oportaval * f tho • U. 8. I .a n d Offleo a t G a n r .T iU .n a . • Oct. I I . I* ! * . N o tlf* la hrr* by *t»*n «*>»» * » « ' f l Pu»h ol (ietiova. Fla., who on .!? For Sale — Modern . nine room house and three lots on Oak avenue m i. mad* Banwwri gntry.. Half cosh, bnlanco at ci* per cent. for K n :-r*» t . uvr-.tf. fo.-ilen •, T o« b»»'if : t S cu t! ! Call, l a J l n * ' * ' E. L. Marshall, St. Charles, III., or rld la a , haa ,e l* d 'n o tlro al nunljoni to ja jw phone 90-J, Sanford. • 23-8tp Fl»o jroar proof u oatablUh »• ‘T For Sale—Kentucky horse with buggy, saddle and two seta of har­ ness. Apply Cecil Gabbett, North French avenue. 15-tf lan d abo»a .|^.-Tlb#d, b jf ’£» mk r u lt C o u rt, a l Stained. Ilo rld a . on IW !•“ day of I>*«wmbtr, H U < lalm an t namo* «e wjlneeeen: • l l n n r r N leh o t.o n af n o fU t. U li.lt* T a y lo r of (l*no»a. n d rid a . » dw ard K fib * . »of Oonova, Vl»Hd», .oa*dI.KolJ«*r, I N orm an E* If. uodkivt « w. IS -T ur* A Frl-IOt* *, Cheap for Caah—Second hand rubber tire top buggy. At store of J. E. Pace. ' 14-tf For Sale—Heavy double .buggy, Platform springs, canopy top, leather Everyone Needs What the Church cushions. Could be made a delivery Has to Impari wagon. Sanford Wagon Works. • At the Methodist church next ’ 23-tf** Sun lay the pastor will preach on the For Sale—One International truck. subject “ Power” in the morning. Some startling, revelations will be Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ made. These will be of interest to ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. 7-tf the church member and to the man of the world as well. For Sale—Nice 6 passenger Oak­ At the evening service the sub­ land automobile. Also surrey. Ap­ ject will be "Gentle Winds." The ply Abernathy’s furniture store. pastor wishes to speak to the young 2-tf y:cn and women of Sanford at this For Sale—Now Is the time to put hour. However, ail who come will in a supply of stove wood for the to profited by thla service. Large audiences are attending this winter. Hard wood, gooda and dry. ehurch. Will you not worshjp with M. Hsnson' (Shoe Repairer), San­ • 25-2tp us Sunday if not enlisted elsewhere? ford, Fla. Program of services: For.Sale—Good young mule. Can Sunday school :S0 be seen a t Rex Packard’s, Weat Sermon, 11:00 • * Side. ’' 25-tf -* Intermediate League, 6:16 * For Sale—Two of land with Senior League, 6:15 • good bouse, Inside Cheap Serm on, 7t00. f ' for quick sole. O, c-o i Good choif. Hearty congregation­ Herald office. 26-2tp al singing. ’ For Sale—Marine motor, 18.honi? power, .3 cylinder, 3 cycle p.J* Flrat class condltioii, Sanfor.1 ine & Garage Co.. < D o o n .lm a n l a t llio Inlori*. U. S. Land om*. at - N o lle # la hnrobjr glean ‘ h a t 0*otl* C lly ard of A ltom ooto Spring.,F1».« * l),c m b » r IS. 1911. «“ / • Hyooa»aa« No. 0*170, fo r N l» of HK W N C M , Bo. t o n * 0. T o - a . U r t l * . .10 TaU abSuow U rrld l.n , haa Slad of In tan tlo u to m a la FUa-yaa* M J f . aalabllah Itam to th a l.a d oboaa d „ o i» a j. b*foro C loth C lreu lt Cou rN F lo rid a, on tb o M lh d » r of Dorombar, t l s i ' r a n t D A D C * M • J. If. P ao o lry of M aitland. F lorida^ J. 1. D lrh ao n o l I aagwood. H orioa. W . H . W ard o f 1f i o a g » < T l T t f . r U a . • fi. C. fiowla ol A ltam oata Springe, *' HagUtar. Sl-Tioo A Frl-10?.n E LET US SHOW YOU a pile remedy that is different fr*« any other * PILE REMEDY s used both eatertully and ly. Guaranteed to glv« r®11* ahy form of pile* .or money ^ u ed. Sold only'by ua, 60c and $ • ’ R. C. Bower. �m* Intainln t . operating . l. 'T itft . and. c o n d u c t l m e t o l- wharf and m i d w a y at th a foot o f Ik s d t r k . *1 Secret Chines* Industry. Ba It ord ained by th* M n y * r mad CUy ranoa, Cypres* sm ss, saving and aacaptln a l a s t Ever since Hongkong waa establish­ th* * •• . privilege* granted herein shall b* *»#r- Cauncll ot Saaford, Florida; Section 1. T h a t T h ird alreat shall b* ed vermlllfon making, entirely In the rt**d in a sub stantial m a o s t r within Baa graded and p aaad w ith vitrified brick f yaara from lb* d a te ot tk a approval ol this bands nf the Chinese, has been an Ini' ord in ance, unless th* city council, tor suf- lb* Int*ra*ctfon of F ro otk nvwnu* nnd T hird waat t o th* Intersection of T hird portant Industry. The secret ot tnrinu S c i a n t ' r a u i a shown shall aata n d th* tins# atroat for th * building and m n s tf u r tl n g th* docks street and Mapla avenue, sa id brick pave­ factum la kept Inviolate from Euro^ an ment to ba a width of n in e foot. d wharvaa herein provided for, and • fall* Section t . T k a l Slath s tre e t sh ill penn knowledge. The Chinese made u r a to build and conatruct such dock* and c r a aubatantlal portion. th*rao(| graded and pavad with vltrtflad brick from artificial cinnabar long before Europe jwharv**, within * u eb five year*, ot such additio nal th* intersection ot Magnolin avenue and li m a as .may b* ( r a n te d , shall c o n slllu la Siath street east to th* lataraaetloa ol P al­ ws* a clvlllicd country. I he eald Sue K&’i And It app earing from said affidavit th a t you and each of yen are e v e r t h e age ef Tkaiw for*,,tt is ordered t h a t y e n . Sum L. Mims and P e y to n V, Mims, a p p e a r l o . t h e L am en ess, above e n tl tl r d cause oa or before th e 4th day e l D ecem ber, ISIS, or th * bill of co m ­ Sorca, C u t* R heum atiaiJ plaint in t a l d ranee will be t a k e n aa tonrawed agsln st b o th ot j r c _ I U f u r th e r ordered th-s this order be published In th e fls ford H erald , ’a net Stop* Pain At Once , broach of this p arag rap h of this ordinance m etto avenue and S i l t h stre e t, eald brick paper publish* M b ami olr co u n ty , FI Ot­ i s . onr* n week for eight' weeks. an d work a forfeiture of th* 'privilege* pav em e n t to b* a width of nine feat, flection S. T h a t S eventh s tre e t shall be H W I.n e e a m y han d a* clerk of Ik* Circuit g ra n te d in it. 2 5c. 5 ^ * 1 T h * C en tral Florida I n l a ru rb s n Railway graded and paved with vlirifled brick from C ourt, Bav t t h J u UUI C ircuit, fleminol* ^ $ L ‘ At A l l Dealer In of Unk avenue end Seeenlh r unty, Florida, on this the, 2#rh day of tb* Intersection C o m p a n y , its atfccaaaora nnd assigns Is here­ street weet to th* intersection of Seventh cam efrom strong,' itout healthy, Septem ber, H U . by given all th* right*, usa* and privilege* p erta in in g to such dock and wharf, or dock* street an d French avenue, field b r iefr p » « -. -tnueti— ---- ---- B. A. BP UCLASS, plants, enabled to benefit fully and w harves, for th # c o n tt f t lt n t—Manager *«oo«-Swbw w w id th ‘dT'klaleen feet. Clerk C irc u it Court, S ev enth J u d ic ia l C ircuit, Seminole Co.. Fla. Section 4. T h a t paving of nil tb * street* from soil, air, rain and sunshine, AN O K D IN A N C R -—, ---- ----- - to l U o of—p t U d i p r s Cnd freight to and O r a n tin r to th l~ C * n lf a l F lo rid a In ter- from its eald railroad an d beat*, v< ela an d provided for in lb* (o n g o in g sections •hell IS-Frl-lOtc and produce to the limit, because don* In accordance with t h e plan* and watercraft.' u rb an R ailw ay C om pany, a co rp o ratio n or* ■s a ile d u n d er th e .la w s of th e slo t* of Flor­ Hertlon I . T h a t tb* a u th o r it y , rights and spacIRealiona therefor, su b m itte d by the S prayed < (' ida, its successors and aaaigna, certain privilege* given, granted and conveyed In city, engineer of Sanford, Florid*, end new' rights, franchise* and privilege* within tbs eertl p r* c sdlng * ___ section, to th* Central Flot- on file In th* offic* of the r l t y clerk of Sanw ith corporate limit* of t h e r l t y ' o f Sanford. I n t a r u r b a a Railway C om pany, its suc­ .ford, Florida. Th* peeing of said streets ' Florid*. cessor* an d assign* shall c o n stitu te ■ fr a n ­ shall be begun within alsty d a y s from and which kills Iqsccts, Mops fuogoui tie It ordsineil by t h e M ay o r and City chise for th e building, constructing, m ain- after th* d a te this ordinance shall became troubles, and stimulates foliage on' g i i i u . . t t - l e g e r t l f t - h o t ah— 1* a n y .pvapertv owner* ta irin g , operating an d c o nductin ' Council of tb* city of Sanford, Florida: all kinds of crops, All read/ to ___ _ _ property __ _ abu ____ttin g on nny any ol mid ftrr *' i>rriml 0 f f 0,rT,‘n« ‘ —> ‘ Faction 1. T h a t a u th o r ity is b e r t h ] m i l w ilh w ater a n d sp ra y . E n o u g h given, g ra n te d awd conveyed tm ro th e (> n - T h irty year* from th# dot* of th e app roval • treats t o be paved a* aforesaid, ta li within in , an d t h e c ity of Sanford, th# tim e above provided to pavo eald stre e t JWB ________ t n t F lorida In U ru rb a n Railway Company of thie otddinaace, ■ M make 3ft to 40 gefe; >1.‘ Large a corp orsllo n organised u n d er t h e laws o Florida, hereby reserves th e right, e t the in front of their respective property* In catalogue of information free. Ibe e late ol Florida, iU successor* and end of each period, to purchase end ‘ta k a accordance w ilh th* term* of thi* ordinance O LIV ES assigns t h e righ t, franchisee an d privilege* over all or any portion of eald railroad, and with tho plans and specifications th ere­ to build, construct, m aintain, o p e ra te end docks and wharves, an d e th e r properties for, heretofore prepared, a* aforesaid, by conduct o railroad, to bo o p e ra te d by any used In connection therew ith , within the th* c ity engineer; th a t said work shall be motive pow er other th e n ste a m , through, eald r l t y of Sanford. Florida, a t a v alu atio n don# u n d er an d by direction of th* city of along, over, upon and across t h e streets, to be ftsed by arbitra tion as Is new provided Sanford, nnd th e piupwirhMiat* ro ot t h i avenues an d alley* of tb* r l t y of Sanford, by law , or as may be h erein after p r o vided; shall, ba- assessed— S fs m vf fh t la m t^ p p p y ■ l \ b satdryMTfwcrohsH u b e t t - n n d s a d abw -saut-granrew r l r v -------- --------------Florida, a* follow#; signs, tss n i p t f a u ihs T nrilltT J n~ il.1 ... ---- •_[>»« ^hsrelor. enlorelbt* In like -Ter­ • -'V affao em e wvea tmM ^ n ni fm t W t h d tn s n re . shall ba deemed an d held to h ave m snner ns o t h e r liana. minus nt t h e so uthern corp orate limit* to assented an d given Us consant, to th* proBaetlon S. T h a t upon th* failure ol any F o u rto e a tb street, F o u rte e n th s t r e e t from vision* herein contained. roperty owner to makF th* Im provem ent Meilonvlllo nvenue to Cypress avenue. Cy­ rreinabo v# provided tor, aald work shall pres* avenue av en u e from F o u rteen th s t re e t to U k i fA) Th* said g rantee herein named, It* press Xlonroe. W ate r street from Pin* avenue to surcessor* and assigns shall rorapUt* th* b# dons by th e rlty of Sanford, or sh it) b* Sanford av en u e, Sanford av enue from Water said railro a d , w ith, dock an d wharf at th e 1st by a c o n tr a c t by the city of Hanford to street to C omm ercial street, Commercial foul of C y p ress avenue, with in the rlty of. th e lowest and most responsible biddsV, in street f r o m ’Sanfnril avenue to P a lm e tt o sve- Sanflfrd, w ith Its connecting l i n n obt*id* of accordance w ith th* plana an d speriAcations enue, P a l m r \ t n avenue frbm Commercial said city, within tw o y ears Ir m th e data now on At*, with reference to said worh •reel to th e Clyde l.ine dock an d wharf, of t h e a p p ro v a l of th is ordinance, and a and tw o th ird s of tb s cost ol su c h grading, together with th e right to build a sw itch et failure to t o complete sueh work and con- opening, curbing, paving, Im proving and machine the intersection of P alm etto ■a v e n u e and ■trurtion, within such tw o y e a n , shall c o n ­ repairing of laid streets tib m t h e dale of s titu te a breach of this ordinance and work th e completion of th# work shall ba a Hen, Commercial street. superior to all n tb r r liens, e a r a p l only liens paym ent. a fo rfritur* of th* tranchls* hereby granted; A uthority i* hereby given, g ra n te d and provided however, if th e 'Construction of lor taae* upon th e lota or p ro p e r ty fronting c o n v e y e d 'to th e Central Florid* In t e r u r b a n said railro a d , dork and w hart is delayed or ab u ttin g u p o n ’ th# streets hereinabove Railway C o m p a n y , its tucceaaor* e n d *•- or hindered. by unavoidable causes beyond described so graded, openad, r u r b e d . Im­ signs, to build, co nstru ct, m aintain , operate such tw o y ear period, th o r l t y rounefl may proved or repaired and th e rem ain in g oneend conduct a. dock and wharf up on , along, In its discretion grant such additional time • hlrd r f eurh rost shill lie paid b y th e city through, over and across Cypres* avenue, as It m ay choose for th * comnlrflon of said of Hanford, Florida. ss e ste n d e d in to Lake Mnnroe, to th e railroad, dhek and wharf, durin g which a d ­ 'Ate estim ated cost of paving p l r square nurthern c o rp o rate limit*, tog eth er w i t h the ditional t i m e th u s g ra n te d tFI* franchise y a rd for th e paving of th e stre e ts aforeright to m ake All* and rut* to a g rad e e s t a b ­ shall f o n t n u e and rem ain in fult Intro and hald -Is 11.30 per square y ard, an d tb* *.-lished by th e city ol Sanfonl, lor said effect, an d In cat* nf * forfeiture, this fra n ­ li m a t s d to tal co-t of the paving nf th a t Cypress a v e n u e . -and to build or la y a ro a d ­ chise n n d all th e rights a n d ‘privileges in It p a lt of T h ird street above described Is way to th e n o rth e rn end nf said dock, said grant**! shall cease and term inate. f.lRX.OO; th* estim ated to tal cost- c l ■ pavlpg roadw ay t o be built of such m aterial as of th a t p a r t of FWtH street aho.va d,-*-riJ>cd th e grantee herein nam ed. It* successors fill Pr*nn t r * ro m p ic 'to n ot said railroad tg H.13.09 and t h r estim ated t o t a l cost of and 'assign* m ay deem advisable anil auftl1 an d of sa id dock and wharf, or dorhs and paving, t h a t p a r t of Revetith Street above riant, and said r o i d v e a y l o lie fre* anil open whsrves, th e sam e shall th ereafter he con­ described is I303A.90, and Ihe e s tim a te d to the d t i t e n * of Sanford for ingress and tinuously o p e ra te d by Ih e said vrantre, its coat to lot owners per toot front for p a te egress to an d front »*td dock and w harf.. successor an d a l i g n s , and a Irilur* to so men! on th a t p a r t of T hird street above S E N D F O It T H E M o r t ig u n u t ly op erate Ihe sa m e shall ecu. der*rlhe 1 is HI 1-3 cent*, and th * r s im aled A uthority Is also hereby ’ given, granted cstltu te a b reach nf this o rdinan ce end work and conveyed to th e C en lral F lo rid a Inter- a forfeiture of thi* franchise; provided, th a t ec»t. to let owners Per fort fro n t for pav —TO-DAY— urhan R ailway C om pany, Its successor* and due atlnw an re eh all lie made for strike* and in s th a t p a rt cf F lath atrevt abo ve dc»erlt ed I* 7f0 re n ts, snd th e ev ti-ra tad r e s t in to bu oper- other, u n a v o id a b le reuse*. ■ n e Igns, ||I |P , Ilf « ■ * »ild, ( • * * * e o n stru rt, .m o eai in tain ,, lot owna/s per font (runt for pav ing of th a t a te and c o n d u c t a dork and wharf, nr (dock* HT) T h e ^construction of . t h e railroad p a rt nf Hrvenlh street above described Is p u d w harves), n o rt h of W ater s t r i c t twherein a u th o r is e d shall conform to the Ivrern , Pine av en u e and Cypress Avenue, established; . *the » e| in * sain iim ate* atr* ot Tb* ssid rg estim of m thee cost ot nf said s lid i with ro ad w ay or roadw ays to Ihe no rth ern grades of t h e stcrets, a* ............. corporate lim its, upon th e sam e ren d itio n s grantee herein named, it* successor* and paving now b .in g on Olr In ihe nttlre ot the citv clerk nf Hanford, Florida, and open to a n d under th e same restriction* an d re«er- *««lgns shall have au th o rity for th* con vstlon* as is hereinbefore or.' h e rc l n s tt rr siructinn an d m s in le n s n re of It* said rail­ nubile inspection during reasonable office provided for th e building, constructing. road, and for the locating of necessary hours for the benofil of th e public. switches a n d turnouts, for th e passage of Sectfoii «. T he city engineer is hereby its cars, a n d ' n t h e r 'u s u a l ’ A llures and app li­ required, within ten days, after th e firs! ances Inherent in a railroad. Including poles publication of th is ordinance to prepare snd wire, sto rag e bsltrrie* an d condoctor*. anil Dir an e stim a te of the a m o u n t of liens etc,, suhiect always to th* ap prov al of th* for such paving which th* c ity will c lrlm city ro unril. a g a i n s t ‘each of th * lot* fronting or a b u tt in g i HI All member* nf th e c it y police force upon the alreats to l>s so paved, which easnd Are d e p a r t m e n t , in uniform , or wearing tim mat* shall be baaed upon th e e s tim ated offlcltl badge* nf th e rlty , shall be furnished re s t of said 'w o rk , and upon th* fr o n tag e free p l u a r * upon siad railroa d within the of Inis upon th# street* to be pav*;), corporate lim its of Ihe said c ity ql Sanford, Heillon 7. Any peiaon ow rtn g an y InterFlorida. **l in and to said pro p erty a b u tt in g on t h a t (FI) T h e m a i lm u m passenger ta l e to be portion of the street* to he so pav ed, as = 3 charged upon said raildrnsd. for s cnnllnu- hereinabove described, shill have th e right m u nssssge from sny p i l n l . Within the lim ­ al any time within th irty daya after Ihe it- of »ald c ity , to sny o th er paint within Ming of said Fslimates. a* aforesaid, with su-h tin'll* shall hr five cents. the rily clerk, to present th# city rlefk a (Ft The said grautre. Its successor* snd sworn petition, to lie presented by him to ss-lgns shall al all limes keep s n d maintain th e r lty .council, setting forth t h a t in th e its space betw een th* rail*, and two feet opinion of the petitioner the estim a te d cost Incorrect, on etc h »ld* thereof, in s s good condition nf sueh lien upon sueh lot is a* th* re m a in d e r of the street, and should showing whcr-ln It 1# incorrect or - w h y ft such i t r r e t be artificially paved, t h e s a id ’Witt bvceed the special bsnrAt acerru ing 'fro tFykr, a lid tw o feet on each side thereof th e work and paving to be done in front of shall be p av ed hy tb- said giantev, its sue- aald lot. eetsor* an d assigns, w ith t h e sam e malarial Section *. Th* city council of Hanford, THE U N I V E R S A L C A R and in thg s a m e manner, •* is used, and dan* ITnrida shall after proper notice and within upon the r e m a in d e r of such street or streets. Ibe tim e prescribed by ordinance, sit as a ! nnd th - e s p e n s e of su< h paving and ol the board of ertpalUation to hear any ar.d all repsir ami m aintenance ab*1I h ,i t>r ‘ ’borne , , y ! petitions and rom plslnt* whlrh m ay he th r grant** . hi rrin nanu-il, ilk successor- nted In re fe re n c e t o the m tlin a le d coat of ami svsljns. . . . . th* paving provided for above a n d to make , * 1*r• n 1' sur r csi or s i n , I amt p r o p e r in q u iry into th# u u r . t l u n a-slgti* sh a ll-b e a r all the r.jo.n «*j in-idenl*l rlnvolvc.l, ami.< if It ahaif appear to th e satI i i .B as, «*-m t r I a n *i I u r n t i n s l ti i.s .s l tiii t t a .1 . » s. V* V , r l'" * 1 It un- I iifa rtio n of the city council, sittin g drf thi* franchise, which rn*y »l a n y t i m e ] board nf r q u i l l t a t i o n , th a t the evtlm aled hfrpiflrr e fHr Filed in or hulkheaded during * m oun« nf said li-n Is’ rorre-tly e - t i m a t e d , th r l i l t nf ■ueftl irinrniFF. ? th flxrr) «h ■hAtl t h er Mirh Trinrhlf#* thee ai m muo u n lt pn fiirrf aII satand ta n d iHa. a , th The P’ord Motor Company P i - Is . one of the largSffilufi 3. Alt ortJinanre* or parts (}f or- am oun t of a*ieh Hen to h# eliklrntd hy th e est consumers of s t m in the . world—200,001) d inan ria In ennt!irt herewith he anti t h r u m r rily* nf Sanford, for Ihe navfftf of Iho arr hereby r e p e a l e d . * it reel* »nd i v i r u m in front of la id property, tons this year. T he’great volume of protluc1‘iFK-tl fhia Ulh d»v of N o v rm b r r, iPlfl, and after th e r ity euun il haa heard *11 p e ' !• • t II. \Y. I I K U N D O N , Ilona an d given all p ro p e rty owner" an op* tion—over 500,000 cars— and the efficient. P m l d r n t f l t y (Touncll* ' p o rtu n lty to he heard and made all car***Ford manufacturing organization, brings pro­ I hereby re r tif y th a t the foregoing ordin* Ilona in th eir ju d g m en t nereaaary, equal* I an re aa* duly paaaed b y the r lty rmjn-il of Ire th e i M w i m e n l i in proportion to henef)t«. ' duction and selling costs down to a minimum. | Fanfuril, Florida, in aeiaion thU 6 th day of .S aid estim ate* an then enoallred ahall s t a n d aa tr u e and ro rre c t. , T hat's why Ford buyers get more car for less November, IUIB. JAF. T. ItOIIK UTS. I seal* r t v s e d . f h i s fit *1 ilu- of November, 191S, money Runabout, $345; Touring .Car, $350; , C i t y ,f ie r i . l i . W i -----------------HERN PO N . Approved by me this Clh d a y a f t Novem­ Sedan, $0-15. All pricey f. o. b. Detroit. OrP resident C ity Council. ber, l»16. I hereby certify th a t the fnregplng o id l n J. D. D A V ISON , ders taken by in e e was dulv passed by Ihe rity r o u n r i l 'o f M ayor r i t y uf Hantord. S anford, Florid*, in s m i o n , this 6th d a y of 2fi-F*rl-4lc N o v em b er, I9IA. fa*aft JAH. C. R O B E R T S . AN O ltlH N A N C K ______________ : , C lly- C levlti— Repealing Seetiona 31&, 31G, 317 and 3 1 8 . _ ApprtiVed _____ b y roe th is 6th day of N oW m iii-»ke-Hevrwed ttrdi*anre»-T ir“ T1ie iTty o7 , Hanford. Florida. , . , . ‘^ i . j 01-8 - J. D. DAV ISON . J l a - f t - s m i i l n v ' D I l j r t W XTa y.i r and City | * M ay o r. Council of S an ford. Florida 2 R -F ri-lte .Section I. T h a t Seetiona 315,. 316, 317 and 1UI of th e Revised Ordlinanre* of th* o n e *f AppUcsIian for T a i D eed tin d e r r i ty uf Hanford, on and altar J a n u a r y I, N Hecllon S, of l.'haplvr IM S , l a s s a f F lo r­ 1917, he declared to be repealed a n d . of no id* further force an d rlfe rt. Notice 2* hereby given t h a t Cbas- L. Wing, 'Passed this Gth d a y of N ovem ber, 1916. purchaser ol T a s ‘C ertiA rito No. 361, d a t e d 1 It.-W -.llB R N n O N . tb* Ulh d a y of. Ju ne- A- -li. IVIO.-rnTDlIlio 1 : President 1 J l iu r i ia u a c l l— Alt' TTltfllalfad part ol Block (f, <a(lapi„U a ; Hereby P ,certify- t h,* .l , l b e ( m, r _g i t n g ‘urdln„ , b u b -D lv . of tfuldsboro. J h # said land he- i anre was duly p n -.e d by th e city counrli of tng l a n w l | a t th e dal* of ths i s s u a n c e of i Sanford. Florida, In aesdun this 6lh day of #uch e .v ii r t r a u in the name of Xtary M. 1 November, 1910. Record; Also Ta* Certfflrata No. 362, d a te d , JA S. C. ROB KILTS t seal l Hr- ative ot ntir tliirty yc«w of eMrcnri. v in Litxrum for _ _____ i M a a g M i p a M M M t ’iry t'lrrV. .ol* 13 to 20 ilea* b i t s 16 to 19 , Block O Fltirtih tr»il«->ttntt liminae.of apfenrllif n il nu«1 in te r Apploved by m e th is 6lh day of Novel uf C h a p p e ll’* Sul,-Div. of (loldsburo The frtriliiies, niul Imv frvicltt ra tn . v <** »' ■' y » money ou b*r, 1916. aald la n d being a*ar»**d a t th e datb ot the J. IF, DAVISON, l a u a n c e of -u rh crrlfflrale in th e n a m d c bay,grA>n. (ceti ami Umir, K tiin n tm l l!i«' L«-'t Mayor Ciiy of Sanford. M sry XI. HScord; hp« tiled aald certiAcatea , lily \ o lies! 3 * . Il<'t au*<‘ of nuniern tnarlilnrry nmi |)m\iinily 26-Fri'Hc In my office and hav m a d e appUratiun l a r ­ J *7r4— b Iwiirs, fru it 3 crate timlwr » c iwU or it t|iwlily imutce i a t deed to isaue in oecnrdan # with la w . AN OHlrtNANt'E •. Said ro rtiflra tra vmhra. Log th e ab ove daa- ( ami vrcelabU: crates al reasonable pnya . Ti> (ituvs 1, Uei|ulrlng th e grading and paving nf rrilied r rop*rt r. situ a te d in Heminola c o n n - 1 T hird street from th o Intersection of French lyi Florida. our tlaiuu write for |»rwc luta* avenue with T h ir d atr**!, w o t a d t h e interUnless aald e e rllA catea'shall ba redeem ed section ol Xtapl* Ayenup will. T hird s t re e l.; , r f 0 r d in e ,« | . w | , . deed will l.suu th ereon Sixth un ihv 12th i 4lr**l S |»from Iniprrrpilon of-aH i i,h . t oaii IMF u dx d a y of---December, A.' D. 1916. and Magnolia av e n u e east ttj th e In t r r s e c - , Witness my offleUI -ig naluie and se a l tie n of H v tb street and P a lm e tto a v F n u a ! lhh| | h , m t h d a y of Nnwi-vh»t, A. D. 1019. ! i n t f e - e i t h rtnvet (loin th* in l e . - e t t i o n al A. LMJlfill.A i s . |l>ak'BV*nu* and S even th street'Week tw the Clerk Circuit C a u rf Seminole Co., Fla. •a - t l ) By V. M. McDaniel, O. C. 2 t- P rl-5 le f o r Sprains, rtnetTQteM and HtQU a n a n d B east These Products LEGAL ADVERTISING ‘P y r o x ” •-gphhrMsrtaII cflfiingej#f which otherwiu 1 might "slip through your fingers," will mount up monthly and easily meet the payments on a brand-new Typewriter—the regular $100 machine SU M : Chase & Co. Seventeen Cents A D ay E Especially adpted for Your State makes this wonderful writing yours—but a small first Send for Complete Cat­ alog and Penny-Pay Plan FREE! Our Instructive Cat­ alogue and .weekly Price List .* The Herald Printing Company m i k i m INSEEDCO. © JACKSONVILLE. FLA. ' : ! AGENTS Sanford, Florida Sula Produce Co. Buyers and Shippers of Vegetables and Fruits In Car Lots or Less 210 E. First Street i Sanford, Florida Sanford Vulcanizing Works j h h E. W. DICKSON PHONE O' SANFORD, FLA awav your damaged or worn auto T ) kON O NT T throw away ” tires and tubes. Uriiig or send them to us, or phone and we well repair thorn, or if they are not worth repairing wo will toll you they arc not. No tube too badly out or torn for us to repair. Burnod tubes repaired and made as godd as before be­ ing burned. By our process there are no unsightly patches put on tubes to chafe inside, of tire._or_to-como^ofL Free Air At The Curb All Wdrk Guaranteed. iff EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman C. F. WILLIAMS Agent ; FORSERVICE-PHONE 135 ? W . A. M errydav Company M PaUlka, Florida “,»jp 2 0 0 LBS. deal: ’E R T I L I Z E R ] ki.i PLY11 IKK B Extra Fertilizer Value You can pet the wortli of your m oney.in al­ most any fertilizer, but Ideal Fertilizer ^ives yon that ami then - *some. The market value is based on analysis but-fichl value is in the mixing. Profits depend on field . value. Extra yield, extra quality, extra profit. Ideal Fertilizer is mixed to malic crops not just to sclk Send (or catalogue aud price list. W ilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. Manufacturer* ot Ideal Fertilizers. Dealers In FertU lsor Material*, Spraying Machinery and Insecticides. Jacksonville, Florida N Ibe nf Bale of II'.,JM C il/ of Sanford, Flo*. Ids. Ucfumliog Uuoda Not lew is hereby given th a t scaled propoiala wffil I* fccalved by Ir e Board ol Bend Tl us tees of San lord, Florida, on hi before the aspiration of thirty days from and alter the Ant puU,i,-aiion of tbio notin', ar.d up to aud until live oVlock . p. m. on t i n 27lh day ol N aventer, 1910, a t iho il ly hail In th* city of Hanford, Florida, for lb* p u n t a a r id M5.0iXI.tU, City of Sanlord, H-nUu. refunding bond*, said bund* are-daUd July 1st, 1916, and mature July 1st. 1916, sod I ear Inlvreet a t the rata ul five and one-half par rent p*r annum. Interest payable -eml sn n u -'lj. lioth prinvlpal and Intrn-vt ara payable at N*w _ YofV, Stale ol New York.’ * Thlx isaue of bondt wiil be sold subject to th# appro.ing opinion of John C. Thomson, lain of ul the firm ul I >1, 1-01, Thomson A Clay, ool l upUa copy of this oi inlan will be furnl-hrd lo th* .urrvwdqi bldibr If so desired, upon the payment nf the euro nf On* Hundred (t 100.00j Dollar* therein*. All hid* must b* ac.'ompanicd with a c*ctlHcd check for two p*r rant of th* amount of said imu*. Th* Board of Bond T r u a im rvwnrs the right lo r*J*et any and *11 bkla A. It. KEY. I * B, F, WitiTNF.IL O. L. TAYiJIRj" Board of Bond Trust***, Fanlord, FloiMa- to-Frl-ou l a C trtnil ( 'a n ti. H.-vrnlh Jn dirlrl Circuit, Haminalr C onatr, Flarlda. l a C 'b ta trry Jo# C t m i i e n an d C, M. U * l i (’a m p i n v , a orp' ration l l f r Faman A l-*wia C ompany, a ro rpo tallon . v*. Cltstioo Su* L Mims and Ptyli n V. i l l L u m b e C o . Lumber, Bricks, Lime, Cement, Rubber Hoof­ ing:, Shingles, Corrugated Iron Roofing,' Doors, Sash and Blind, Cement Blocks, Bcaivcr Board, Mouldings, Cypress Boards, -Fire Bricks, Fire Clay and King Windsor Plaster Sewer Pipe and Glazed Tile Hill Lumber Company „ , SANFORD, e •< * , ■ . F L O R ID A - >• S MlnL._--- ----- ----^2; To Bd t- Minis and Payton V. Mims, lUaidama 'Unknown, I t appaaring by affidavit Slid hrraln t b i t th* rtsld rn c# of you and a a r h of you Is up koown opd th a t thar* ii no paraon in th* & 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your-House For You tit1 *«* r - -a • -w- �B C K M T sB ... " u * . -1 .v * 17. T The * ■------ How in New Quarters Neff Garner Bldg. * ■" ~r Next to Cooperative Store \ \ r V HAVE enlarged our Stock to meet ) V. Lite demanda of o ur growing ;busir.css. Bicycles, Motorcycles, Repairs, Auto Accessories and Tires, ' Flashlights : Expert Repair Man for Bicycles prices | REAS ONABLE always ♦ New and old cu sto m ers in rited to call and inspect our o | I New Store. R em em ber th e nc>w location. Sanford Cyc le Company ;% J 115 Park Ave. , L. Y. BRY AN. Prop. | J Sanford, Fla. | metto avenue and report at next City Council Meet* meeting of the councilr November 6, 1816. City council of the city of Sanford Communication from Geo. A. Do­ mtt jn regular session on the above Cottes, city attorney, in regard to dite-at ':30-p. m. Present, It. W. what progress he was making in the Herndon, president; Councilman C. enforcement of the delinquent taxes H. Dingce, W. W. Abernathy, P. L. Miller, Jno. Adame, R. A. Newman of the city of Sanford was read and and Roy Symee. Minute* of last ordered filed. meeting read and adopted. All business being attended to • On motion carried the m atter of council adjourned. lidewalk along cast aide of new Sem­ inole County Hank is referred to [atfeet committee with power to act. Clerk wax here instructed to j «ite Mr J. C. Murchison, Gen. Supt. A. C. L. for information as to when it woqld be convenient for Mr. J. C. Murchison to meet with city council to discus* the matter of right of way for street purpose in bulkhead district. On motion carried, the building committee was instructed to inves­ tigate the fire limits of the city of Sanford us to limits of same, and if found to require any change to re­ port same at' next meeting of the council. ' ~ ‘ •” Moved and seconded that council meet with county commissioners op Wednesday at 2 p. m. for tho pur­ pose of /cceiving paving bids. -Clerk was here instructed to write Geo. A. DoCottes, city a tto r­ ney, for a w ritten..opinion as to what purpbse the funds now on de­ posit derived from school board, to-wit ill).000.00 could be usod. Report from lire chief complain about phone ringing a t all time* of the night thereby distrubing fire­ men was read and same referred to mayor for attention. Clerk was instructed to write Dr.* 0. J. Miller, asking him to get up suitable ordinance conforming to itite Iwas in regard to sanitary buckets., Air ordinance entitled’ an ordlnssce-rrrjutrtng the gfftdihg and pav­ ing of Third street from tho inter­ section of French avenue with Third street west to tho intersection of Msple avenue with Third street: Sisth street frpm intersection—of Bisth street and Magnolia avenue s»’t to the intersection* of Sixth street and Palmetto avenue and Seventh street from the intersection °* Oak avenue and Seventh street *<st to the intersection of French •venue and Seventh street waa pisced on its third reading and read In full and passed. Vote as follows: Aye's. II. w. Herndon, C. H. Dinlee. W. W. Abernathy, F. L. Miller, Jno. Adams, R. A. Newman and Roy Symes. Nay’s, none. don* £ f,°llow,: Ay“ * B* W* H*"». ’ w - Abernathy, C. H. DlnI. 1 F* L* “ ‘Her. Jno. Adams, R. A. none™10 *nt* Boy *8y mM* Nay*, < PACE SEVEN Progress In Southeast % Columbus, Ga„ Nov.’ 15.—Tho Industrial index says In Ha issue for this week: "Public' improvements, including the building of roads and bridges, constitute an important feature of construction throughout the south­ east. In many sections 'highway's nre being constructed with an ex­ penditure of u large sum in the ag­ gregate. Montgomery county has noted brinds for building a . rivet bridge and four additional Alabama counties are pirpftrtng-tff btHM* mod­ ern roads. Many miles of highways arc being built in section^ of Mis­ sissippi and Florida, a county of the former state having just awarded u contract for the construction of more than 78 miles of roads.'' "General building continues in large volume, with the probability of but a minimum decrease in tho winter season. It is expected that next year will make a new high build­ ing record in t|ie southeast. "Among the items of .construction work to be done, os reported this week, arc: • "Apartment house, Durham, N. C.; bridges, Harbour, Pike and Montgomery counties, Ala.; church building additions, Anniston, Ala., Columbus, Ga., and' Greenville, S. C.; dormitory and school building, Orangeburg, S. C.; library building, Durham, N. C.; garage building, Miami,' Fla.; office building, Augus­ ta, Ga.: paving, Anderson, S. C.; roads, Crenshaw county, Ala., and St. Lucie county, Florida; school buildings, Gainesville, Ga., and Floyd county, Gu.; sewers and water works. Conway, S. C.; theater build­ ing, Jacksonville, Fla. rm o u r "Construction contract* have been awarded as J.ollows: - "Apartment house, Greenville, S. C.; bank building remodeling, Tnllahassec, Fla.; hotel building,’ Savan­ nah, Gn.; harbor improvement,, Mi­ ami, Fin.; paving, Hirminghnm, Ala.; railway passenger stations, Hogansville ami Palmetto, Ga.; road con­ struction, Etowah county, Ain., and Jeff -Davis and Newton counties, .Mississippi. * —» Industrial plants have been cstaldished a* follows: “ Artificial stone plant. Jackson­ ville, Ha.; creameries. Charleston and Orangeburg, 8. C.; cold storage plant, Cochran, Ga.; brush factory, Hrndcntown, Fla.; grist mill, Tampa. Ha.; lumber plants, Louise and Penton. Mias., and Sperton, Ga.; paint factory, Jacksonville, Fla.; turpen­ tine plant, 'Clanton, Ala.; wood­ working plant to be Improved, West Palm Ileach, Ha. "Twenty-four corporations have formed in tho 'week, with minimum capital stocks aggregating $-138,600." ff §r J A rm our F ertilizer W ork s * J a c k s o n v ille , Fla. Fertilizers xg ~ * —r =* • ■ i, : * - .. * 5389485390235353232348232323 ** x • * Sevcn-PaSMnger Touring C a r ..................... $1295 Four-Passenger Roadster Seven-Passenger Convertible Sedan . . . . $1895 Four-Passenger Convertible Coupo . . . . » ■ . L im ou sin e.................. $2595 J All Price* F. O. B. Cleveland. Ohio) * •. W. A. STRINGFELLOW, Agent , OFFICE B. & O; MOTOR CO. $1295 $1895 SANFORP, FLORIDA C H A N D L E R M O T O R C A R C O M P A N Y , C L E V E L A N D , O H IO il,mm! * (HANDLER And then the price of the fam ous Chandler Six—greatest of all light greatest by any test and any^ standard­ ' s up._____■ — —I----Chandler production cost has ad­ vanced 15? percent in the p ast year. And so the Chandler selling price must advance. Now is your last opportunity to buy a Chandler at the present lo w established nearly two years ago, Get Your Chandler Now. — • TRY A HERALD WANT AD > i '<> (E lo o d and Bone) • Ct:*rim?eed AiwTrrii **“ foo’if, ‘fasts well, and is Amn*or-i»i.,................. ihe finest known soil Total Xeospjet Pi A d d .... 1&‘.» builder. Pure, sre a m e d bone As "Blood & Bone," cooked fresh from the culling tables, supplies Armour Tankage has the phosphoric a c id - been familiar to every shown above. The am­ grower for over 30 years monia is from blood in —more than 100,000 tons fresh beef scraps that are have actually been used. thoroughly at cam -cook­ Many growers, w Ifb temporarily prefer noed trftn the bone. potash goods, are wisely mrfrmour Tankage is a turning again to this superior, strictly pure standard material of un­ product, prepared with questioned crop-making scientific accuracy by es- value, • cciallv developed, care* ully controlled pro­ Get prices from our cesses It is rich In ryarcst Agent and write available, n atu ralJp lan t us for sample and leaflet. Lively Trade In Mules. There Is a considerable export of mulox from Tientsin, the Urltlsh gov­ ernment buying them for army service In India, the Philippine government for use In tho Philippines, and they ara purchased for other* uses—some oven going to the United Stated Romance and Ouslness. “Do you uiako much money marry­ ing Moping couples, squire,’* tho to­ bacco drummer asked old Hudson IllekH. Justlco of the pcaco at Rain­ bow Hand, N. I ‘Yea, I gel two dol­ lars for marrying each couplo, and they (omo In such d.irne*? haste that I alius lino *ent tcu, dollars more for spcedlnV—Judge. Tankage 4853485323484823232353235323235348485323 Councilman C. II, Dingeo offered |he following resolution,, and moved R* ndoptlon: Naming the Seminole County Hank as a depository to reftlve •nd to be tho custodian of “ ndi and m oneys arising from ‘he sale of said bonds. An ordinance entitled an ordin­ ance repealing Sections 315, 318. 317 , 318 °f the Reviffed Ordinance 0 the city of Sanford, Florida, waa P *n«d on its third reading and read n full mil passed. Vote aa follow*: >es. It. w. Herndon, C. H. Dingeo, ,w* W. Abernathy, F. L. Miller, no‘ Adams, R. a , Newman and Roy Symes. Nay*, none. An ordinance entitled an ordin­ al* *r*nting to the Central Inter, ., *n Railway Company, a corpor00 nrganited under the law* of * ,Ule °* Florida, It* successor* u sssigns, certain rights, fran« and privilege* within the corlirnit« of the city of Sanford, ' V.d#' w“ PUc<fd on Its third *»ding md reid ln fuU 4nd ptlw>d J * ? ' A; DaCotte*. city attorney, r . M ,ere Iwtructad to confer with In r„f Tupp,r oI tb* Clyde Lina ,erenc® to extension of, Pal­ f THE SANFORD HERALD ' * <Tr ^ . y iH B B n W �. Kuney, president of the Southiide The following is an extract taken association and C. H. Neeb are the. from the Senior class paper com­ delegates appointed. posed by the bright Soniori of *17. There aro many different kinda of .T h e belief of the Southslde so­ fun in this world and one very rare ciety is that the atate should either compel the company which built tho specimen' of thia best of human You nevpr heard of a teamster without a team—did you? Did canal to make the waterway navig- blessings is watching the girls navi­ you ever hear of a rich successful man without a bank account? You ablo or else take it. back, together gate the sand at the High School with the lands which the state deed­ corner .in white ehoea. Poor, pa­ cannot succeed without a bank account any more than you can ed the company in consideration of tient, silent, buffering womahlfind. team Without homes. This Bank is the bank- of accomodation-: building the canal. It was stated the- heart of Sanford goes out to you b u t not its pocketbook. (ait night that It is .proposed to sell meets your needs—fits your case. . * I la lk« CM? fc» C M * | t M f a t T aat la tho canal to the government for |5,i l r a M t a t J0«. Par M aalk You who are doubtful stand with The same welcome is accorded the man with the dollar as the la U n a n M a n Ba M »4a a* O f h t 000,000. :W,.IL Ladue, colonel, gov­ me a moment on the steps of the ernment engineer, a short time ago man with thousands. Test us NOW. little nigger church across the Way, i M a i M allar Aa«aa« t t k l reported against tho proposed, pur­ and watch with me the bunches of IN C . a l Ik* P a a ltW ta a l Ba a fa r l. VWMa B— — mw I chase by the government of the trim yout)g. ladles who croak the Uatfar Art a t M in k In i. 1ST*. canal. . TflatkmNa. Ill Several delegates from’ Miami ex­ ^Icsert waste of sand, with hope of preserving the beautiful luster, of pect to go to Fort Lauderdale-to­ polished foot goaf gone out of their mwnptfttBusmj morrow to uttond the last day'a ses­ eyes and hoavincas in thaic. hearts. sion of the convention.. -*• All the sand in the street tries to cling to the shoes which are whit C.'M. HAND 0. L TAYLOR II. R. STEVENS R. R. DEAS . MAYOR LICHTY and. absolutely refuses to bjpVefia A»§ t Ciikitf VW-IW4.I. f . L WOODRUFF Vk«-Pw*kUal We note by the Melbourne Times from ita hold, elther-'’py black, that editor Stanley Lichtey haa been threatening looks or gentle pertuanominated for mayor of that thrivihp e lv c ^ to n e a ..^ ^ ’ city. We extend congratulations Wait, here comes a group of lightMelbourne upon having one of tlje O f» « ri» ifw V iri ■Wwwi A i r i A A f i n r i i A A w i A A A A i i i r i n i r w O n r i v f k rV A A most progressive and public spirited ;be*rtod girls now. See, they apeditora of the east coast at the helm' proach the corner, they stop, per­ and Melbourne should forjjn ahead plexed, troubled with th at age old prove the liquid so that these ad­ Woche" organized an international thirty seven clubs have joii*j justments will bo done away with. contest for the most beautiful waltz Florida Federation in the 2 and become greater the ablo question which, as yet, has not been Experiments are to be conducted the judges, headed by Johann Straua years or since the suffrage iEcj answered—how to get across. administration oJ*«-«tfnnley Lichtey. ahortly with the new fuel at the awarded her tho "prize of two thou­ mont. Copies of her letters in i Editor Shower of the Safety Har­ W® w**|| ^af*fnnirniiiU ii> Stanley One girl, more daring than the Ford plant In D etroit,' Mich., Mr. sand marks for a piece she had writ­ ing distributer! by suffr.gUu bor Times haa n little rain drop in e believe that ho will need our rest takes it upon herself tp lead the Ford being greatly interested in tho ten in a few hours. Her claims to the atate. —----- —- . * ” his family. •sympathy before he ia through with way. She takes one or two careful ——0 —•— new product.—Miami Metropolis. ‘ high artistry In the field of serious Mrs. W. S. Jennings of his term as mayor, but he can be steps, until she is within jumping ' s_ ' _ music hnvo been attested by her ville, president of the FloridiyS Preaidont Wilson sepsh^avote of depended upon to do his duty ns he distance of a small clump of grass, thanks to t h e j ^ f e r n states for sees it and let the chips fall where then ahe springs lightly on—alas, DEMOCRATIC FUNDS NEEDED admission to the Society of Ger­ eration has written Mrs. M*."1 man Composers, an cxreptional hon­ very fully nbout the milter their supim pt^M ow about the solid they may. Nevertheless a news­ U>e sand! Nothing daunted, she lo u th j^ * ^ flares that the most recent n paper man is generally willing to ■pies another clump in the distance. Deficiency In Contributions and l)e- or for a woman and an American. ----- 0 - — gives forty nine new dubs to 'An .interesting talk about Miss Taking mow careful aim this time, •flrlt Now Stares C 6 mrtiillrc tackle anything and we have no Edwin Spencer of Lnkeland made doubt about Mayor Lichtey get­ she lands on it squarely, nowing Foster, some of her personal ex* Florida FederiUon in u 0 yfWV] • In The Fare a political speech in Illinois last ting by with It.' modest acknowledgment to the ap­ Tho following letter.has >bcen, re­ porlcncCs, a sketch of musicnl ca­ shows only two resignations. (_ slim m er' •which accounts for the plause of her companions she con­ ceived .from Vance McCormick, reer, etc., as well as a program of of these was that of a small Hih Democratic landslide in-the west.-— tinues heroically on, until sho has at­ chairman of the National Demo- her songs and piano numbers will eleven members, which lost its’ me High School Notes - — -0 :---tained her goul, the sidewalk. cratic Executive Committee:' ,Na- bo given by Mr*. Lucille Asplnwall Ident by d eath ,'and the other sfs The first girls basketball game of More trouble about the eight hour the season will bo'played at Oviedo When finally all the girls have tional committee deficit approxim- Takach, chairman of the meeting on club whose president and vice i Tuesday afternoon nt three o'clock. ident both-moved out of'th* . , law going into effect.. Well, leave Friday, Nov. 17th- The line up for reached tho school building th#tr ates throe hundred thousand• dollars. * For the small admission feo of the circumstances in both it up to Governor Cutts. He can thia game, is as follows: shoes have taken on a fashionable Democrats should show \:rntlt u<le ten cents friends and strangers in­ leaving the clubs jn rather settle anything. Eight forward. Helen H an d ;'left new latt'o sh ip grruy color, anti what for great victory by wiping out this. terested in music can enjoy the priv­ organized condition. Particularly selected your city with forward, Cora Tillis; jumping surprised mo vory much in th a t they The treasurer ol the Genera] Fd Cold snap is all right. It means center, Ruth Kanner; running cen­ deemed thoroughly disgusted with others raise at least one hundred ilege of the program. .The Fay Fos­ ter program will ineludc two Irish dollars to pay debts. If you will erntlon happens" herself to be || thousands of dollars in the pockets ter. Helen Peek; right guard, Ruth tho effect. Never mind, girls, it of Sanford growers and the rest of Hand; left guard, Alice Andes; sub­ vsill not he for long, for wo will soon perform this patriotic duty for' party songs (a i "The White Blossoms of Floridian, Mrs. William l». YoaqJ off the Hoy". <b) "The Daughter;" Jacksonville.. She has writtea hi us can afford to shiverjtoine. Shake stitute, Merita Lake, Fern Ward and have our high and dry, sand free, forwurd funds by tho twenty first. for the money, us it were. sidewall n. P. M. Elder immediately started "Sing’ a Song of Roses;" "Petite Mrs. Morgan, in response to Katherine Aycocke. n fund und Ihe following went down Waltz dc Ilallefc;" "Springtide 1 of lettors of Nov. T as follows: Of -course some of the girls who Mr. Rendall, the Lyceum reader ftlr the amounts opposite their names Love" and "One Golden Day." "Tho, records in the office of tfc The Sanford Herald will issue the came out to practiro were dis­ -and if there nrc any more who would and impersonator' visited tho school treasurer of the General Federt regular Christmas edition on Tues­ appointed. Don't let this discour­ Social Department like to contribute they can leave it Thursday morning. His readings of Women's Clubs, shows that 4s1 day, December 12th, thus* giving age -you, but come out and practice A delightful game of bridge was. with the Herald: state of Floridu paid dun u were taken from Riloy and his im­ >, the shoppers two weeks ia which all the harder. We expect to play lows:* enjoyed by the members pn Tuespersonation of the old Hoosier far­ T. 1. Hawkins $1.00 to purchase their holldny stuff many games this season nnd you j Q0 | day afternoon, nt which-Mrs. Me"1:14 on 71 dubs. mer in connection with these was W. S. Hand through the columns of this paper. still have a change. I qq I.aughlin made top score and won a "1:15 on :6 club*. especially fine. His other readings p. Woodruff The merchants should get busy with We have been working hnrd nnd cut gloss lemon server with silver were cquully us fine and.we wished "1:16 on 108 clubs. E. A. Douglass LOO their advertisements, as this Christ­ have had good practices. The team he might have stayed longer with us. "During the Inst two ynn, *| P M. Elder 10.00 fork. Mrs. Thigpen cut the consomas edition will be a hummer will do their best in this game and lotion, a crystal flower basket,. * you wjH Bee, thirty seven clubs 1 R. J. Holly LOO —*-D —we hope to come back with the GASOLINE SUBSTITUTE W. E. Watson .....'............. joined the Florida . 1.00 We will celebrate the completion highest score. J. J. Dickinson ..............* . Club Notes There are two resignation* for mi . 1.00 of the hulkhcud at the Seminole New Gas Made in Miami Will J. N. .Whltnor The hnd weather prevented the • period of two years, both 1.00 County Fair the week of January Miss Cornelia Puleston of Winter Jolt John I). Cash , meeting of tho Weifaro Department numler.’d about twenty m«sbi*] 1.00 20th and this fair a n d -big celebra­ Park spent the* week end with Miss Aleogns, tho liquid that will run L. Pf'McOultpr 1.00 nnd progrnm to the club on Wed­ both lost .their preidents snj tion will be one of the greatest in Edwards. automobiles just as easily as gaxolin J. D. Davison. * . .• 1.00 nesday. The program will be given banded. history. Get your exhibits ready nt a laterdate. .* but which can lie manufactured for T. A. Neal, M. D.............. .. "The suffrage vote in tit citsj 1.00 and let every citizen of Seminole Mr. Chuffer was visited Saturday, five and ono half cents a gallon was convention held in DeLsnd, Ih,] R. K. Stevens....... ................ LOO • county fall in line for (he.big Sem- November 11, by his sister and demonstrated to be a success yester­ was 105 for, and t against, o m if] A. P. Connelly .................... Suffrage CaUsc'd No Withdrawals LOO * inole County Fnir. brother-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. A. day when tests of the liquid were voting, with the total voting strtagA I In the heat of the suffrage dis­ F. L. Miller........... LOO ---- O-----Tico of Lemon Bluff. of the sta te 110 , whirh Is onsoftk] aado by the inventor, Charles Ab- L. G. Stringfellow ..... cussion at the Macon convention of LOO TH HAST COAST CANAL h6y of Hungary, and Cnrl G. Weild- H. H. Chappell...................... LOO the,Georgia Federation of Women's host In the country, in prop Not ull the people mi th e east Kutli nnd Jfeien^Hund, Gertrude, of Ft.'Lnuderdule, who is inter­ Cash ............. 1.00 Clubs, the statement was mode by to population. coast fuvor • the purchase of the Ruth and Ercel Little enjoyed a ested in the development of the pro­ "The former treasurer of tktGa-1 Mrs. S. C. Moore* of Macon th a t . East Coast Canal by the govern­ boat ride last evening to Fort Flor­ duct. The now product was manu­ era! ’Federation. Mrs. Williis Ij she understood thirty seven .efubs Death of Mrs Frank Jones ment, in fact the majority of the ida. as guests of Cilpt. nnd Mrs. factured nt a small p la n t'a t Dnvio Williams of Michigan, sni the j Mrs. Frank Jones, the competent had withdrawn from tho Florida mer chairman of membership, Vtl Madison uhonrd the Badger. people of tjie lower east coast want where the inventor has been expertFederation after tho indorsement of 9 the ca lal company to stop flirting inenting for some weeks. H v bus and much loved telephone operator cqilnl suffrage by the- General Fod- Frank White of North Dakotz. Nil Wo think Orlundo ought to have named his product "aleogns," be­ at Geneva died suddenly at her home crutjon nf—Women's—Glubir--- ThtTrsfioRetL'to the board at the with the government and get down an infirmary next to the foothnll cause it is alcohol, made from green- in Geneva on Wednesday lileht-n t- echoes of the suffrage discussion has at Old Point Comfort. Va., th»t id] to the real business of trying to give 11:30. the state something for- the lam) grounds, in lyhloh to enteIla m _ l h a |^ ylt-- 1,TaTt-. nr ny flort Qf oqe club had resigned from the * Mrs. Jones has been n resident of not died away nnd’ Mrs. Moore's erol Federation on- aecoust-oL they hnv<* *— y r-n t-d — ThP fol'-~ -rorttng teams aHcr they're through green vegetable matter. .As the ma­ statement hns been handed ’ about lowing from the Miami -Metropolis with them. How uhout it, Orlando? terial for the manufacture of tho Geneva for twenty six years and and qUMIToncd at every meeting of ■uffcage resolution, passed «t dsj leaves a host-of-frtnnifs. as well .a# a is a fair sample: liquid- can be found in groftt quan­ suffragists in the state since. De­ Chicago biennial. Wo certainly Hope Orlando does tities in this section, especially in the son, C. W. Culpepper of Geneva termined to get at tho truth of this "I think I have, covered yoar i»j ■purchase of the cast coast• canal * not hand out so much rough stuff to Everglades, it is believed that the and a dunghtcr, Mrs. Starling of matter, Mrs. Morgan of Savannah quirics. I have handed jour kWj by the United States government is other teams os they did to our .boys. New Smyrna to mourn her depar­ addressed a letter of inquiry to the over to our state president, Un »• opposed by the Southside Civic So­ More of our boys were hurt in the new industry will develop into onq ture. of the greatest in this section. treasurer of the General Federation S. JMinings, who--will“WTite ciety, und that organization* last game with Orlnndo than have been Funeral services^ wen^held. J’cAter-. and- hOT'TopIy'ls” not^onry a com- full. Yoq may use this letUf Mr. Abbey, who made th e aJcoga* day at the M. E. church at Geneva,. night appointed a committee to at­ hurt before in the whole season. at Davie, la an export chemist. Ho Rev. Gqttcridge officiating, and in­ ■plete refutation, but shows that record as you see fit." tend. the_oonventlon of_the .-East was formerly connected with the terment oadc in the Geneva ccmc Coast Canal Association nnd work Rose Gnllugher has been ndded to food department of the Hungnrian tcry. against the proposition to petition the ranks of the Freshies. glvernraunt and was on board tho the government to buy the ranul. The sympathy of tho entire com­ The association meets in F ort• I,nu^ Miss linker, n representative of F'utherland when it was interned tn munity is extended to tho bereaved dcrdnle today und tomorrow. ' J. G. the Palmer Penmanship School visit­ American waters. Since that time son and daughter. he has been experimenting- ut Davie ed us Tuesday’morning. The''writ-. ... .. . , .... . , ,ing class , : i .# u ; with product, which. hus Bpvnt u profitable half-hour'. .. .the . ' , ,, been , . * .. ... ___ _ furnishing motive power In Germany under her direction. Upon request! . , . . . . • ., W O M A N ’S CLUB ,, , .told , , us something • . . . _»of the , * Austria ever since tho war.,: M ss Baker . . . . __. . . . Do Yrou U se • , , , „ , • . . . 7 . started. A secret process in followed ‘ Club Calendar work ,lono in r,!m cr n n hod In ....... « J . . 8a4 ; Tuesday, Nov. 21 —Music De­ o ....... ......1 - t o - . . . . l-w ch lld llo n . . . «lv.n to d o m o n .t.,,. method In all srhools, both city and that the liquid would perform all of partment. 4> rural.. In New York, Philadelphia, the'functions of gasoline when it F'ay F'oster Day—Arperlcnn Mu­ — For— St. Louis nnd other large cities comes to running un automobile. sic. Mrs. Lucille Asplnwall Takach. Palmer method has beeh in tr o ­ The aleogns started a cold engine in chairman. duced in both high schools and a now automobile, and a pnrty of '* Wednesday, Nov. 22—]>nn^nrn grammar schools. We 'found wo five drovo around the city for some Department: ' • • were up to date in this, as in every­ time, the enr being driven by tho South America—Discoveries • and We have learned that Nswigntors. Two minute talks. Pa­ thing else. nlcogas. . .. nearly every fellow wants per, "The Blending of the Races." a different kind. To pro­ During the demonstration it was T * FOR BUSINESS MEN — Why is Lucille like a Ford? shown that the nlcogas hks the same vide for this we have all Fay Poster Day Because she is cranky. Miss Fay Fostor is ono of Amer­ >§> Every business presents its own distinct problems kinds, and by buying them ^-Bright Senior’ explosive power of gasoline, hut that in burning it does not discharge any ica's foremost women composers. in connection with our ♦' i and requirem ents. ‘ Miss'.Virginia Brady, ono of the enrbon. Analyses made by tho fed­ She began her musical career as n printing papers we are most popular girls of the high school eral government approve the liquid "W underklnd," completing tho study ,♦> The Officers of the First National Bank are ’able to sell them a t from and n'great favorite with the young for commercial uses, stating th at it of harmony nt the age of eight,, and not only familiar with general financial conditio*19 50c to 75c per box. speiety of Sanford left lust FYiduy cannot bo used on medicine. Thia ia becoming church organist and choir throughout the country; they are thoroughly c?0* n most importnnt point, aa it will director four years later. At fifteen for Texas. She was accompanied by * • % • solvo the revenue problems con< §> vcrsnnt with local conditions and ready to give ■he composed n set of Octave Stud­ her .'mother* • nnd two youngor Ask for Samples vfronting the manufacture of alco­ ies fort^Hugh A. Kelso, which are ♦> special attention to Individual needs. brothers.. .They are planning to and 1'rices still used in hi* large conservatory stay in Texas until, next fall, during hol. We welcome business accounts. which time Vlrgintn will continue Abbey dbclnres that ho can man- in Chicago. White in th at city ahe T h e -, • her course of study, f Her many ufqctUre the nlcogas for five and one hnd the distinction of being the %• % friends miss her and wish her a half cents a gallon, which means youngest member of the Chicago that it will probably be marketed Manuacfipt Society. Tho original­ speedy return. . * for not. more than ten cents a gal­ ity and charm of her work have won • • ' »* • • • lon. Further experiments are bcirfg for her two* covetc4 honors in GcrLooks are Deceiving SANFORD, FLORIDA. made with it', as at present som e 1 many, whero recognition of A m e r-|X First Speaker: Mr. Chaffer looks " i carburetor adjustments are neces-jlcan composers is so rare th a t, her liko a good teacher. , "THE^FARMER’S FRIEND” PHONE 148 Second Speaker: Yes, he l*. n sary before it can be uaed. The success there Is truly noteworthy, j v chemist declares th a t he can Im-jW hen the Berlin periodical "Die #<$><$> 4 <3><$><3><!fe><$><$><§>♦ * Lemon Bluffer. A Teamster Without ,a Team SANFORD, FLORIDA : -K • * » Second Sheets Carbon Copies? I IN D IV ID U A L SER V IC E S The First National Bank Herald Printing Co. Office Supply Dept. •I *, �Ridgley Park, Pa.,, wdre guests for a at Benson " S p r in g s Inn. They left Friday for St. Petersburg, Va„ where they will visit with relatives on their way Happeni ng*— ; home. > of M*tterii In B rierS. C, Horn of Woodbcrry, L. I., Personal Itenia of has been a guest at Benson. Springs In te re s t In for the post two weeks and will leave Saturday for St. Augustine stmt0VI of the l U l t a l 8 « in : and Jacksonville for a short visit before returning to his northern Ttrf: gurrtoftlT Arronsed for home. Mr. Ilorn expects to return * B « S d to Enterprise with his wife ami 4 I I I I M H 1'. 'H * ™ 1 daughter in December and spend the season. w 0 Davis,' proprietor of AftfOD' Springs Inn at Enterprise Mr. and Mrs. F. S, Thomas o( In the city yeaterday on buai- Hendersonville, N. C., were’ guests at Benson Springs-Inn last Thurs­ "ror delicious hot blacuits-usa Juba day on their way to Titusville where they will spend the winter. & KUing Flour At all grocery B. E. Miller and S. C. Horn spent Srt Dr. Davis, optometrist, who Sunday at Del.and. Mrs. Leon W'right of Syracuse, lui beeh coming here for years, at N. V., and Miss Helen Bodine .pj .Robbins _Nest Hotel Wednesday. Boston, Moss., are guests at the Hot. 22 to Saturday, Dec. 2nd, for jjart* for headache,'eye atraln or home of John Sauls. S. C. Horn spent Tuesday and d«f»ciive vision. Refs., Dr. Robson, Wednesday with friends ut Uma­ Mr. P»c*> Celery King. 26-tf tilla. For delicious hot blscuita uso Juba Capt. Tuttle, who has been seri­ Sdf Rising Flour—At all grocers. ously ill the post week is slowly re­ 6-tf For delicious hot biscuits use Juba covering. • Mrs. U. B. Miller and children, S»K Rising Flour—At all grocers. Hayes and Iiettie returned to their 6-tf home at DeLand Monday* after a Use Juba Self Rising Flour for two weeks’ visit with Mr. Miller ddidous hot Biscuits—At all gro­ at Benson Springs Inn. Mr. Miller cer*. is doing the decorating at the Inn. For delicious hot bisoults use Juba N. O. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. F.'C . Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. Wallace were Sanford visitors on . 6-tf Thursday. -• • ff. E. Kcoggnn has nrrived In the Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Gordon, p r o ­ "city from point* In the east and will prietor of Benson Springs* Inn were tni«e In the shipping of winter Orlando visitors Inst Thursday and vegetables. Mr. Scoggan is another Friday. vegetable shipper who. calls Sanford A. *W. Honeycutt, wife and non bis borne and now that Scoggan and and Mrs. S^ B. Wilson of Del.and „ Rusadi have arrived thoro is a full were Enterprise visitors lust Tues­ house and the game enn start. day. . . For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wallace of Ridgley Park, l’a., and Mrs. J. A. Seft Rising Flour—At all grocers. C-lf Wallace of Chester, Pa., Arrived at Use Jjiba Self Rising Floor for Enterprise Wednesday-on the-Clyde delirious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ Line boat from Jacksonville. They report their trip a very enjoyable cers. . 6-tf “We hove sold 1,1 HO bottles of one. Tsniac and have never had a dis­ LONG WOOD PICK UPS satisfied • customer." Smlzor Drug Mrs. C. W- Entzmingcr spent the Co., Clarksville, Tcnn. 26-lt week end in Orlando with Mrs. Sel­ It is what the neighbors say about ler*. . Tsolsr that mukes it the greatest success in the medicine world today. I The Longwood business houses Advertising may sell one- bottle, but are being wired for electric lights. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Searcy were the person who uses one bottle will visiting in Orlando Sunday. influence the sale of a dozen addi­ • E, L. Dinkol was transacting busi­ tional bottles by recommending it ness in Oriando' Tuesday. 2C-2t to friends. * The orango season has opened in For de'.tcious hot biscuits uso J u b a ’ Longwood. Sdf Rising Flour—At all grocers. Longwood was well represented 6 -ff in Orlando at the Shriners* celebrnUse Juba Self Rising Flour for tion last week. ddicious hot Biscuit*—At all gro­ William Bickmfl returned Monday cer*. ^ 6-tf from Orlando where he was guest of Pie Juba Self Rising Flour for Helen Greenwood. delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ J. M. Waite, one of our business men was atteuding business in San­ ws. 6-tf ford one day lost week. Use Juba Self Rising Flour for delirious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ NEAR DISASTER cer*. 6-tf Uie Julia Self Rising Flour for Tire at Grammar School Might delicious hot Biscuits—At all groHave Proved Serious ww ■ . 6-tf The Grammar School is being im. Tsniac has made life worth living- prdved by installing gas heaters in for millions of people who had al- 8Very room jnflt,-ad of the ancient —mosUgi ven up-heper—I t-wri1i d » .t he - fl10ye8 nn(j t j,c plumbers are hard at same for yog, 26-lt work getting them in Shape for the *, Thousands of run down mon nnd cold snap. "One of the gas pipes in women have rcportcd__aatonishiug. the—Stnwnttr—G ratio-"Miss7 Plant's in weight from ' tho use of room yesterday was hot connected Tanlac. • « • 26-lt up and a mischievous lad turned it on and struck a -match to it. An Miller Vice President explosion followed nnd the room Dr. u. J. \lU ler returned Sunday I looked like It would he burned, b»fwsrGottmibuv Sr^C.V,where "lie at- foro help could arrive and tho gns tended the convention of the A. C. turned off. The fire call was sound­ L. Surgeons held on the 9th and ed and nil the grades marched out 10th. In nn orderly manner, tho children Dr. Miller was elected vice presi­ being giyeh n half holiday until the dent of the Association at this con­ gas stoves could bo installed. Tho vention, an office much, sought' by cry of "Fire" raised at -the time ' «*ery member on account of the fact might have caused a ratastropho in that it usually precede* the ofItco of the crowded rooms of children and President. Tampa was selected a s ' only the- presence of inlnd of the the next meeting placo and the as- various teachers kept down a panic and consjquiyit calamity. The •ociation will m eet'there Fn 1917. trouble was averted and now* that the gas ranges have been installed Henson Springs Inn Opens he muen much cneujier cheaper man than Bemon 1 , . , ., they should be Bo .r ««k, a“ ot|o i L * »n . . Vd 1, 1,worth ' T r Inyn ,h« !. .t .h . ..old . . . . . l-IU . . . . o. n o d wood . 10,0 Odd but Enterprise has been opened th e !*11 ntte"tlanl U1U 1 for* ine it,. smiiAtfalun whfl tho the mischievous youngsters who wnnt on and already many guests h*vi- made reservations and nro ar­ to turn it on should be curbed at riving every dny. W. O. Davis is once and matches tabooed In tho * Rtnprietor nnd promises to make school. Ue“ 0n Springs Inn one of the fa' BUSINESS CHANGES mou* hotels of this section. The new Crowder store baa open­ M ade Cigarettes the Fashion. ed in the DePorest block where a ‘ Laurence Ollpbant, a man both of line of dry goods and notions, hats, .loiters and fashion, is generally cred­ *• » • shoes, etc., will be carried* This ited with having first Introduced cig­ -»** « 4 j* H store is situated I n . tho room for­ arettes Into English society. Th.oy be­ merly occupied by Felix Frank who came fashionable in about 1870 and sold out his stock to L. L. Taylor had a revolutionary effect on smoking on Sanford avenue. Felix Is en­ among' women. Thoso of the lower gaged In the vegetable business in classes hod frequently been pipe smok­ ers, but (n society the ladles, perhaps conjunction with E. E. Brady. for physical reasons, never took up * E. II. Peters Jias ‘removed his cither plpo or cigar to nnyextent. The stock- of shoes from the-~Bi*ho-p-■-elgerettt; c ATercd" them u' -niTTOcr dlKT 10b East First Street” Next to McCuIIers block to the store room in tho De- more del lento means of sharing man’s Forest block, formerly occupied by delight in the jvootl. the Dirkins Shoo Store and the To All Concerned Dickins Shoe Store ia now located There will he a meeting of the in the Peoples Hank building. contents of which elicited many Mr. and Mrs. Marcus F’agg, who Seminole County Farm Loan Asso­ A new' jewelry store has opened expressions of admiration. — havtrbeon tho guests of Airs. Henry ciation at the office of tho Secretary, on Sanford avenue said to be n Assisting" the hostess in scrying Wight rflnce.laat Thursday returned 7:15.p. m. Friday, Nov. 17, to com­ branch of Weinberg’s Jewelry Pal­ the de'icious salad course were Mrs. to Jacksonville on Wednesday. plete the organization, elect .a presi­ ace of Oriando. Archie Betts, Mcs. Cecil Hutt, Mrs. F ’riends of Mr. F ’agg will regret to dent, . vice president, secretary and W. L. Morgan, Mrs. Eugene Bournhear that he was seriously ill while ./ The Seminole Bank will soon be treasurer, board of -directors and Hint nnd Miss Kiith Mettinger. in Sanford. removed from the court house build­ finance commutes. Others present besides the guest ing to the new bank building corner A. P. CONNELL** of honor were Mrs. Thomas W, Wily Frionds of Mrs. Geo. Hyman will of Magnolia and First street and it Secretary. Hants, Mrs. C. M. Hand, Mrs. A. P. regret to hear th at she is seriously is rumored that the Hill Hardware Cohnelly, Mrs. Norma McLaughlin, ill at her homo on Park avenue. "For Sale Co. will remove their retail store I_" 1 1" ” w A Diebold fire and burglur proof Mrs. X W. Herndon. Mrs. W. H. from its present location to the safe in ricrfect condition. Dimen­ new Seminole Bank bidding. Peters, M a Ralph Wight, Mrs. v^Mr. and Mrs. J. F. • Routhelle of sions outisde, 3 ft 4 inches high, Hal Wight, M n. Deano Turner, Mrs. Charleston, West Virginia are ex­ 28x24 inches wide. Inside, 11 inches Allan Jones, Mrs. W. P. Carter, pected next week to visit Mr. and For Loan Rank Head deep, 16' i inches wide, 22*4 inches J. J. Kerns was in the city several high, and contains usual vault, Mrs. R. E. Tolar,'M rs. It. J. Holly, Mrs. Henry Wight. __ _ _ , J • Mrs. S. Preston. MrsV-W. C. Hill. days of tho week and his many drawers nnd shelves and hook-spuce. Mrs. R. A. Newmnq, Mrs. Harry friends are boosting him for the Apply to A. E. Philips, Cor. Mng- Dickson, Mrs. LaVerne Hurt, Mrs. f Mrs. W. E. Watson leaves today position of register of the Farm nolin avenue and Third street, St^n F'rapk Miller, Mrs. Gonzales, Mrs. for Tampa to he gone over Thanks­ Loan Rank, to he established in giving. She will he the guest of 26-tfc J. B Lawson, Mrs. Tcrheun, Mrs. Mrs. Harry Driver. Jacksonville. The St. Augdstlne ford, F'la. Fid. Lane, Mrs." Geo. Rishop, Mrs, Record has the following about him: Notice to Tax Payer* Braxton Perkins, Misses Florence "Among the visitors in the city Miss Hoskins Jones returned WedTax books ore now- open for the Frank, Lillian Herring and others. yesterday was. J. J. Kerns of Jack­ day from Baltimore.. collection of 1916 taxes, u discount sonville, head of the credit depart­ of Two per cent.is allowed for pay­ * t / ment of the fertilizer industry of __ _ C uilian M usic Club — Armour -& Company* for the entire ment in November and One per cent The third meeting of the Cecilfan in December. In inquiring about states of Florida and Georgia." Music Club was held Snturday, taxes furnish me full description of ♦ The visit of Mr. Kerns here ia of your property, as shown on deed. Nov. 11th nnd was largely attchded by both members nnd visitors. The interest because he is being urged by JNO. D. JINKINS; following program wns given: his friends for the position of regia-| 26-4tr Tux Collector. College Colors Spaulding trar of the Federal Land Bnnk for ' Plaals nnd Cut Flowers for Sale May Holly the Southeastern district of the All day Saturday, November 18, Sounds from the South Spindly United States. Floridians are u n it­ Winnie Strong ing in .1 nienvoring to have this at the Seminole Co-operative Gro- 1 Refiner* hank located in Jacksonville, and eery Company there will he for wale | SwIuk Song Hazel Packard hundreds fo letters and . nnmerous beautiful carnations and chrysan­ * Godard petitions are now before the Fed­ themum blooms; glndiolus bulbs, Angelus . Virginia DcCotirsey eral Loan Board urging the appoint­ fine palms, pansies, carnations, sal­ Duet, Air " Nillis ment of Mr. Kerns. Those who vias ansd cylamen plants. ** Fresh flower seed in vuricty. ; Robert Denton and Mrs. Munson know him point with pride to the Phone or seo Mrs. S. U. Wight. Legend Kitchondorf fact that he started at tho bottom 24*3 tc Charlotte Smith of the ladder ns oflice boy in the Minuet . Mozart land credit department of Armour UtmU of VV^Mom; Removal Notice Mary Howard & Company in the Chicago oflice The Sanford Cycle Co. has moved I Mnrtin Polka Keathley several years ago, and through hard Lillian Shl.nhnDer work, close application and a n a t­ from its former quarters on Palmetto avenue 16 the new Garner building Song, “ The Uyegenc Days" ural aptitude (or this particular FIthcl and Florence Henry kind of service required, has been next,to the Cooperative .Store on Rwcitution, The Nadghty Little Girl promoted step by step until he has Park nvenuc. The growing business of this con­ Hosamond Radford attained the responsible position he -V now holds. It is for this reason cern made this move necessary in T h r p r i c e o f t h e t r e e Is t h o order to make room for the increas­ Gofii i Li l/i't mf that friends are now dojng thpir n t n n l l m t iU-m In t h e Co»l o f Among those who will leave on utmost to secure his appointment." ing stock. They are now handling a h r l m r t n a It I n l q b e a r l n x . F e r t i ­ completo line of Idcyrles,. motor­ Monday to4 attend the convention l i s e r , la b o r . I n v e s t m e n t tIAtl u p cycles and automobile accessories of the F'loridn Federation of Wom­ In I n m l — t h e s e a r e t h e b ln f a c t o r s Holy Cross Churrh and are doing a repair business on en’s Clubs which convenes in Miami t h a t itn t o - p o t tf. y e a r * a f t e r t h * Services' for 22d Sunday after hi cyIces only. t r e e s art* p lim teil, t h e (tro v e b e a r s Nov.* 21 will he Mrs. John WTrinity (Nov. l:th) will he: m i s c e l l a n e o u s ofT-iprinft. Other linps will he added later. Dickins, recording secretary of the B u c k e y e breccJIna t e l l s 8a>‘S FLirly Churrh—7:30 q. m. Watch for future antumncements. Federation; Mrs. FL M .. Galloway, a n e n p e rle m e il c r o w e r , "A ll th*l Sunday School-j-::45 a. in. - 25-1tc r t l r u s tr e e * b o u e h t o f th e Ilitc k president of the Sanford Woman’s Morning Service—11 a. m. . p jc N u rn -rles x av e en tire satisClub; Mrs. W. L. Morgan, delegute; Vispcrs and Sermon—7 p. m. fa ctio n , m uch m o re th a n tr e e s . Mrs. Geo. F'ox, delegate. Others boUKhl o f a n o t h e r n u r s e r y , w h i c h will he Miss Nellie Folder, Miss PEOPLE AND EVENTS a r e tc c llln tr a w a y b e h i n d th o Great improvements nre being Ruth Mettinger and Mrs. SlcB u c k e y e s . a lO u n ii th p l a n t e d t w o made on the interior of the rectory y e a rs e a rlto r.” . (Continued from Page 3) Daniel. . by tho combined gift of the vestry W e lia'vo u n c o u n t i a l letters, Chilrtnivj Shou r of the parish and the Ladies' Guild. b l o o d - b r o t h e r . to t h i s o n e . In our Very lovely was the shower given Ptrnnnr.l Affallen All the rooms downstairs and up­ Itles. Iiu p llc n ’l r t h e . e t p e r l r n c o o f t h e s e o t h e r g r o w e r s — p ro fit b y It, stairs nre being innovated and re­ by" Miss Charlotte Hand yesterday Mrs. Eugene Glower of Sehrlng by p la n lln x H uchpe tllllettafternoon at the Woman’s Club in decorated. hfla.. relumed.JtamtLjiitcr- iuiikiiaAnt Brown trees from the start..honor 51 Miss Sni doe Williams7 visjt to her brother, Mr. Henry Thn ltucheye cstalox contains Upon the invitation of the S- who**> marriage to Mr. Wiley Ben- Wight. 2* I'iih-h of InformatP.in t hat vo.ains present or prospective urove Luke's Chahter of tho WomnnV wllt t,ttB P ' ^ U L owner, ought to have; Head for Auxiliary of Orlando last week four week. The club rooms were charm­ 'Mr. nnd Mrs. James Taylor ore freo copy today. automobiles filled with ladies from ingly adorned with vines and ferns! pleasantly domiciled at- Comfort baskets of red • roses adding their Cottage for tho winter. Holy Cross Chapter of the Auxiliary . Buckeye Nurseries attended a special meeting in Or­ gorgeous beauty to a acene’ of fas­ lando at which many of the Djord- cinating loveliness. All the lights _ M is* Norms ‘Herndon jviio. *ir«.-fnii»,rTTrn. r . rm .i.rrrr. san olficefs were present.- — t—r r were shaded witlj-red,- over which tcniling the Cathctiral School In Or­ Ill* a ll M S ! S a s k .n s l l l i s a . drooped graceful sprays of aspara­ lando- will conte home for the wockTampa, FIs, gus plumosa. Large potted ferns in end on Friday. The Order of the Holy Crp»s, has their green shrouded pots were musslargest [icttirdyatm NurseriesHtbcWorid Just completed" a moat sureessful in tho corners nnd upon tho ro stru N jX "Mission’” at t|ie Church of the a charming bit of color against the Mrs. Harry Dickson came up Holy Communion, Charleston, S. C., background of the walls. Groups of from -Orlando yc.ilerduy to atten^ W. II. OROKAW, Salesman often affectionately called and prettily gowned women completed the ahower at the Woman’s Club in Watkins Rlk-. Orlando, Flu. known as "Dr. Porter’s Church," of the atmosphere of charm and love- honor of Miss Suidee Williams. tho Porter Military Academy. Fr. linms that prevailed, in -nil the ar­ Huntington who is expected to hold rangements. In the reception hall a "Mission" hero In Sanford. 4hia Miss Hand rocelvn'd’wUh'Mrs’. W. L.’ coming January is the Superior of Morgan who gathered in tho gift this Order and has appointments in pad aites. When tho guests were asFlorida, Georgia, the Carolines and Hemliled a , typewritten ntory enTonncoocc for the same work. tit'od "A Slogan Party" was given each, one, to fill in the vacant The Chronic Shopper. spaces with much advertised ar­ It was a chronic woman shopper ticles. commonly used. The story who- selected homo purchase* In a was supposed to ho one day in the ■tore, asklnn That they bo kept for her lives of Mias Williams nnd herfu­ until. tho next day. When sko ro after their tume.l alio could not remember who ture husband, soon a v.nltcd on bor. After puzzling over housekeeping’ begitia. It wns tho matter she approached a salesgirl clevi-r composition and uffordod nnd. asked:, "Am i tho woman who much merriment, Gules of laughter The Seminole County Bank takes special Interest in nought some embroidery bore yestor■■— -n Complexion of Sanford's Business day?" "Yea'ro," replied tho girl, greeted the reading of the corrected the welfare of Its customers and makes it a point to story. To Mrs. W. P. Carter fell ENTERPRISE e t c h in g s SetHon Has (.’hanged stolidly, and turned to got IL handle their banking business with the utmost disthe honor of guessing nineteen rorSomewhat ‘ ,r*" J- A- Wallace of Chester, Pa., rrctJy nnd to whom wui given a tch and efficiency. ■> •nvcU t iknson Springs Inn WedSeveral business changes have Banks and Lost or Doitroyed Dills. pretty little silk work Img. After y "Pend the winter. been made in the city the past few Your account subject to check Is saltcitcd. Rank hills are merely printed prom­ the contast u Southern Bgprt u ,r" and Mrs. F. C. Wallace of weeks. ises of tho bank or government Issu­ ing them, to pay the faco value of wagon, driven hy littlo Jack Peters, the bill or note, on demand, In coin the handsomest express man in SonFOUR PER CENT INTEREST or the realm. If a bank bill, or hank ford and quite up to date in his PA ID ON S A V IN G S A C C O U N TS note as ft might well be called, should modern blue overalls and jumper be destroyed, fhe holder of the de­ nnd wearing a regulation Mack cap stroyed bill Is the loser, and the bank with express tag on tho front. The the gainer by reason of tho fact that wagon was driven into the big LYRIC THEATRE It would be relieved of tho obligation auditorium and stopped dlret'lly in i * »T _ to mnko good Ita promise to pay the front of the bride elect. ’ Upon it fan- vnluo of a note which no longer New Shipment of Shapes Just Received, Fine Va­ W'bs the bride!* tru n k 'with it* white ribbons, cow hells and oWl shoes. riety to Choose From. Don’t Fail to See Them This was filled with beautiful gifts, # Worry, Ne**er Work, Fatal.as well & s all the vacant space be-' 1 bdtero tn work, bftrd work add I Jr long hour* of work Men do not Ureas sides on the wagon. uo aiM........... .................................. ....... ........... ........... Interest centered upon the "open­ dowp from overwork, .but from worry and dLitlpaUon." C larita C. Rrihta. ing of the numerous packages, the FORREST LAKE. Proa. D. L. THRASH R. V-Pres. A. R. KEY. Cashltv 1 1 f«F days this week t THE Q U A L IT Y SH O P MILLINERY New Line Neckwear , Special Sale on Waists MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMS “ Buckeye Trees, Like All Real 'Ristocrats, Son, Is True to Name” ¥( Handling; of Banking Business ’ 'Sanford,florid a" - * MRi L *>• PEARSON, Mgr- MRS. A..D. PARRISH, A ssJ.|| i\ Home Bank for HomePcoplc �7- ■• v — T’ )RD HERALD m PAGE TWO C O U N TY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ T Y -E FFIC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD _____________ ' , _______________________________________ l l ---------------------------- L r -Alice, the Oldest Girl ......... .. . OVIEDO ITEMS ________ Elizaboib-Imwt Mr. and Mm . Charles Leg of Lake _____ farm ontertnlHptl—Mr. l.t-oV^nTn' Willie, the Oldest Iloy. ...............'William It. Williams day aehool class Friday night. In the businets meeting it was decided Dick, the Fnmily Poet..v .*...’ ........... to divide the class, as it has become Edward McCall ao large one teacher found it rather M au d...........................Lucille Partin difficult to teach thorn all. The Roy, Russell Gutteridge, , and Joy, young married folks were put into a Shirley i Swope, tho Twins. class and will be taught by Mrs. T. Buster Black.. ..........Vera Howard W. Lawton, while the younger folks The- opening game of tho basket will be taught by Mr. Geo. Morgan. ball season was played at the school After this business meeting the even­ court Friday afternoon, when the ing waa more socially spent in games Oviedo High School girls met the and music. Orlando High School team. A lare "Ju st Plain Dot," a com edy, in crowd gathered to see the home three acts wsj presented by the team play the first match game with Junior League Friday night to a out of town opponents. The Oviedo large audience. The ca*t was com­ band, led by Cator Lawton played posed of primary and grammar before the game and between the school children. The young actors halves. Capt. Howard was the toss and actresses-played their purts with for Oviedo and tho referee, Miss skill and lack of self consciousness Lillian Smith, coach of the Orlando not common in nn amateur produc­ team started the game propmptly tion. Vera Howard as Duster Black, at .1:30. In the first half Oviedo a colorde house boy played the lead­ played a steady game with the ball ing comedy palt and scored' <T dis- in their territory most of the time. tinot hit. . The play was successfully The half ended with the score 8 to 0 couched by Mbs* Myra Gutteridge in Orlando’s favor. Orlando opened .and Mrs. O. P. SWope. the second hnlf with a display of • fast hurd team work und Captain Characters— Mrs., Wilson ________ Ruth Young Proctor ol.Orlnndo began to star at Miss Proctor played a Grandma Wilson.......M ab le .D ry ry forward. Bessie lilake, Mrs. Wilson's Niece....* brilliant game shooting baskets with ...................... . Olive Lczette speed- and -accuracy .a f 'difficult Polly Prime, the Had Girl of the angles. Final score 22 to 12 in favor N el(hborhood. ..Bertha Gutteridge of Orlando. For the home team Marie*Marshall played u fast game Dan Dennis, a News Hoy ...... ' .... ....... Francis Swope in center, while Captain Howard D ot a Fairy ' Elizabeth Young scored most of Oviedo's points. Sanford High School will play 'lh* Wilson Children: 10 cents Y o U R well-brewed afternoon tea. your rich chocolate, your fragrant cofffee,. all taste the better w hen served with S ocial Tea B iscu it. Delicious biscuit, delicately flavored, always fresh and wonderfully good. Social Tea B iscu it enhance the enjoy^) ment of all refreshment. > November n. lgj| ' therefore it will have to assume more than tWo-thirds of tho res'pbnsibUity. , Will the Florida farmer nrise t > the condition—It Is no theory. Tho cry for. truck stuff is not the cry of tin; land operator—It is n cry of stomachs craving for vegetables. Tho cry is imperative.. - The New P o . f THfllcy tt.ia.-d o7 Trade Is tho first civic bod/ In fjh: state to consider t i l / Utluitlbji lit open meeting of growers, nnd d e­ spite the fart thut.in previous yearn they have had trouble in getting good.prices for their truck they too th a t this-w inter-they can virtually name their own prices. They will cooperate In planting large acreages of cabbages, beans, onions and sweet and Irish potatoes. Other commer­ cial bodies should do tho same. The election is overr .Tfie frost is on tho orator, the gab is in the shock. Stop talking politics and talk and plant truck. NEW BARBERSHOP (WHITE) . Hair Cut - . 25c Shave - - - . j5c _Childten - 1$ and 20c“ Tonic - - . | 0c -M assage' . 25c Shampoo . 25c Singe 1 25c Geo. H. Tomlinson NEXT TO FIRE STATION Palmetto Avenue A s k Y ou r G rocer CHEEK-NEAtS COFFEES Water Seemlnoly Flows From Tree. At Mount Lowe, Cal., tho thirsty vis­ itor has only to turn on a*faucet pro­ jecting from a largo tree near tho ho­ NATIONAL BISCUITTCOMPANYJ tel and water begins to flow. No waer pipes are to bo soon, and curiosty is aroused at once. Tbo lower part = ----------of tbo treo Is hollow, nnd the pipes oro run Underground nnd up through the hollow part to a knotholo. where Oviedo hero on the school coutt LAKE MARY faucet is attached. Around tho faucet Friday, N o/. 17th at 3:30 p. m. H. H ., Webber made a business tho hole Is plugged up with cement trip to Winter Garden nnd Oakland which-looks like the troo Itself. looaaoaooooaaaaaaoonoooMt Thursday Inst. EAST SANFORD Mrs. *fI. R. Hester was In Sanford Rev. J. W. Bartlett of Enterprise Linen Almost ir.destructible. will preach his usual third Sunday Saturday. Linen will Inst for centuries. Linen Miss Bessie Michael, n school fabric 4.(100 years obi lias been found in the month sermons, at Moore’s VETERINARIAN teacher from Winter Park wns the in- tbo tombs of tbo Egyptian kings. Station, tho 19th. . ----- OFFICE----The ladies of this vicinity have Friday night guest of Miss Helen (i) tho olden times it was practically '.ho only cloth used, probably because HAND BROS. STALES been asked to meet at Moore's Sta- Isermnn. of Itn cleanliness. It wns known In • Mr. and Mrs. Burch of Orlando lion church this week Thursday to Bring In your lame and nick re-organize a Ladies Aid Society and were the week end guests of Mr. Winchester Rrgland, in 1272. *in this horses and mules. Hate them co u n t' tu. ru aru nearly 20,000 persons treated. Hare Ihrirterih examln. with the view of social betterment and Mrs. F. M. Buck. Mr. Burch employed in tbo wearing of Uncn cd, sharp corners dressed down! and raising money for the improve­ is- a construction foreman for the .projections cut oil and decayed , ■ m ent of th*o church. All the Indies Southern Belle. molars extracted. Miss Helen Isermnn went to Oak­ are cordially invited to be present io a o o o a oaoooooooaaaaoaac land Saturday afternoon and. was each Thursday nfternoon at 2:30. The Moore’s Station ' Sundny the guest of Miss Elsa Henchcn School Society nre giving a sociul at while there. Mrs. H.’ R. Hester left Sunday for S a w m il l the. church- Friday evening of this Orlando, whore she has* accepted a week to start a fund for the Christ­ g p MACHINERY Y5S position. J THAOS - T JMAM J A. mas troc nnd entertainment. AND • Mrs. Will Evans and two babies I Mr. nnd Mrs. C. B. Tyler, Mr. anil Mrs. W. H. Evans madp San­ HAIR TONIC A L L SUPPLIES and Mrs. Warren Tyler, Mr. and ford a visit Tuesday. Mrs. J. Couch, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. is sold by us on a guarantee to be a Writ, For Pric« And Couch, Lois pnd Annnree Couch, reliable preparation (or keeping the MILLIONS IN TRUCK Catalogue and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth scalp nnd hair lh" a . healthy condi­ made u jolly, congenial pjcnic party Canned Goods Production Less Than tion. * Let us explain its merinjto Sunday at Kennedy's point on Lake you. Sold only by us, 50c and 11.00 Half of Normal Jessup. • 1 R. C. Bower. Floridu can coin millions this win­ Y Mr. and Mrs. Irn Martin, recent ter with truck stud if the farmer arrivals here from Danielson, C opn./ will only arise to the situation. Tho northern packers have canned have bought the Harry Crippon place on Lake Golden. They made only enough vegetables to supply the trip from their' summer home in , ono half of tho normal demand. tho New Hampshire Mountains in Already some puckers have with­ their car. Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin are drawn their quotations as they are beautifying nnd improving their new entirely sold out, while others are listing only a few lines. The canned home. * We are pleased to sec that Prof. goods situation is serious. G. L. Maris is slowly improving W. B: Powell, secretary of the from his recont accident and is able New Port Richey Hoard of Trade, to walk with help. interviewed one of the largest job­ Mr. and Mrs. Alex Marshall of bers of Tampa, and he learned these AT Cameron City dined and spent Sun­ astounding facts: That the jobbers have Jess than day .with Mr. und Mrs. E. B. Schlatter at their new home on one-hnlf of normal supply of canned goods on hand at th is tim Luke Golden. y Mr, nnd Mrs.-W. W. Pressor anti the retail merchant is short of stock: (laughter, Helen were in BoLand — That-«-immber~'Of'tnrjfPSt flickers S A N F O R D 'S H O U SE O F S E R V IC E urid 'Lnlte Helen Monday on busi­ have withdrawn their quotations, os only listing 10 to 20 per cent of va­ ness nnd pleasure. SANFORD, Phone 8 • FLORIDA yMra. J . C. Hughes and young son, rieties; Eugene of DeLnpd are guests of her Thst there Is practically no to­ sister, Mrs. I. D. Hart this week. mato pulp to be had—th a t this Mrs. Will Prevatt and son, Neal, jobber, waa allowed_400e*; and - nf Mr*. ' ' Prevatt B* t » I 111 t IIS 111 _ a when'this is sold be.will get no more; parents in Now Smyrna. L. - B. That potntocs *will he selling from Curry, her father returned with $4 to |5 a bushel; th at cabbage will them for a visit nt the Prevatt homo retail tit 8 to 10 cents a pound, and 1 oti Miller avenue. all other vegetables will be sky Wade Hasty returned this week high; from a stay of some length in Vir­ That everything the Florida far­ ginia and North Cnroiina. mer can raise this winter will bring Mrs. J. G. Hasty has been very "w^r prices." ill, it is reported. She is on the This jobber stated tho reasori of ALL M A K E S A N D * Fullj Charged Batteries gain. , thia abnormal condition in food TYPES REPAIRED . to Fit Any Car Tho most destructive storm of the stuff shortage was caused by ex­ season took place night of Nov. 13. portations of the war district; th at S E M IN O LE COUNTY GARAGE Considerable damage has been done the laboring man, who when he to growing crops of all kinds. Al­ earned $1.50 u day had his little though we are being cheerful as per truck patch, but with $3 to $8 a o the old saying, "Cheer up, the worst day wages, in munition and auto­ is yet to come." mobile factories he was too proud to L. A. Brumley has, been directing have J garden patch in his back STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH y some much needed work on Besr- yard and be became a consumer in­ dsll apd Miller avenues, which is stead • ' a raiser: and that the far­ i SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 18TH, 191>'' much appreciated by tho inhabitants. mer bo/ who was a trucker, hiked THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YpRK DAILY Considerable other work la being to tho city with lure qf high wages. planned hereabout, while the road Ono hundred millions o f ' Amer­ AU H't*l K,«t*iw#nt, P rt« It »<tin la , ( M l gang are in thia vicinity. Dining Car SarxiM M ican people will be placed on half rations of canned good* within a No. M Nu. 86 WEST SIDE , month or so. They will cry for Mrs. C. C. Bennett and two in­ 8:10 p. m. frlO Lv Jacksonville 1 :3 5 p .m . 12:35 a. m. teresting children of Tifton, Ga., la fresh vegetables at high prices. I t Ar Savnnn 1:lB p. m. 5:35 p.jn. 7:45 p. »• Ar Richmon 5 a. m. visiting her brother and family, Mr. devolves u p o « Florida nnd Califor­ 9:13 a. m. 11:50 p.m. Ar Washington . 8:50 a. m. nia to supply f i a t demand. Florida 2:33 p. m. and Mra. Frank Hutchina. 1:14 s.nt. Ar Jlaltipero — 10.05 a. in. 1:50 p. m. ’ Mr. and Mra. D. H. C. Rabun is closer to the center of population 3:40 a. m. Ar Pkilade* 4.03 p. m. 12:24 a. m. were viaitora at Miaa Taber’s Sunday 6:00 a. m* Ar New .York ---- 2 >40 p. m. 6:20 p. tn. at Twin Lakes. • For Informatloa or React ration Phone ’hone or Writ# . Mra. B. F. Hutchina attended the^ ATLANTIC COAST _ LINE _ t. J^ . |W« hanufactur*} C. E. convention at St. Cloud laat W. Bay 8t., Jacksonville, Fla. Hillsborough Hotel, Tamp* METAL week . and brought back a good re­ Phono 17 port which ahe gave Sunday evening at the church at Monroe. J Miaa Isabel Simon and Mra. Seb O O F IN O , cord were visitors Tuesday at the home of Mra. Alfred King,* coming MATERIAL out from town in Miaa Simon’a new lb Ford car. --je*0 * » • : it* Mrn.- c. C. Bennett apd c hild rep. with Mr. Und Mra. HutcMhs ,*pent IflO WAfte»LPROM OS( Saturday at the hqpte of Mr. and ----------- m a , r u > Mra. J. L. Walker. J q Best By Every Tcs DR. A. DOLAN s REGARDLESS OF WHAT OUR COMPETITORS SAY Your CREDIT is Good ThHJeorHrFernald Hardware CoT CuorithlUirt bekelia* 4 Man Varsity Fifty Five ~Tt means plenty of , variety in suit styles art SchafFncr & Marx Varsity Fifty H Five means many variations of one• fundamental style idea. • • Notice the smartly dressed young man in this pic­ ture; a belt back, single breasted co^t, and a one button sack; different lapels and pockets. L o ts cf d iffe r e n t fa b ric s There’s no lim it to the range of m a­ terials and patterns; you’ll find your size in fancy blues and browns, grays, . mixed weaves, checks and stripes. Sanford Shoe &Clothing Co. The home of Hart Schaffncr & Marx Clothes 105 E. First StV Sanford, Florida W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y : A G EN TS’ i General Fire Insurance Offlao w ith M O L p U M U A L ■ ■ T A T I S a n fo rd . O. F lo rid a A # GUAMNTUD STORAGE SUIPHATING BATTERY ATLANTIC COAST LINE .CEILINGS,SHINGLES! irsNDonttsrtttrheni A 25c Maftt Ad. in The will Rent Your House �ABOUT p e o p l e and e v e n t s Unehto* for flrM#-*'** , thc many charming preAtnonfaffolrt -JlWen in honor of ’ unp*'*1; 1 William*, the one o’clock uiss Ssiace • * Miss Ruth Metjanrbron given by iin rf ly. on Wednesday * o s v ery lovetable decorations were The unusual and m ost a ttra c tiv e . rsther was composed of The center Plece a bride and her eight atkaipks. encircled with ferns. The tindinl* dressed with the regula­ bride b l e veil, held In place tios l°ng ,1th miniature orange blosiomi and bouquet of the tarried » »ho* er . delicate flower. Behind her in the cunning little bridesmaid", arrayed In picture hats Jr yellow and carrying shepherds L L tied with white ribbons. Thr« were the favors for the guests, vhile the bride was given to Miss WQliams as a souvenir of tho charm­ ing occasion. From tho chandelier »bove the table streamers of-yellow tttlie reached to tho corners of the able yellow shaded candles in »U„ f candlesticks and pretty little pises 'card*, dccorntcd with a handpjunted bridal couple, together with Ue gold band china and exquisitely lovely luncheon set in crochet com­ pleted the beauty and charm of the gpiminlfflfn**- ... in which the yellow und white tones of the' color scheme were repeated was daintily served. A feature.pf the occasion were the toasts given the guest of honor by her girl friends. Among them were those given by Miss Charlotte Hand and Miss Florence Frank, which were especially appropriate. Miss Hand gave “ Here’s to the girl who willingly Forsakes her name for new, And-hope the love he now proclaims Will always ring as true." The second toast was to the ef­ fect: "W e’ll toast you now, our bride-to-be "W e’ll toast you now, our bride to be, politician*. If thU should prove to bo the ciuo the state's delegation In the electoroal college may be split.". The Republicans admittedly un-i ear tiled nothing in the course of the day to indicate for or agidnst such a prospect. Sidney M. Van Wyck, Jr., chuirmnn of the Democratic cam­ paign Committee, worked nil day, bringing in reports from little coun­ ties in the mountains, .and also suc­ ceeded in getting one or two fair­ sized counties. His total for twenty counties showed that the totals for the lowest Democratic elector in each ’county added 6,466 more than been able to learn, It does not exist. the totals for the highest Republican The final count will show no mate­ elector in the same counties. This rial change.* Reports from Republican head­ count would'show,' when completed, , thu Wilson electoral vote at its low­ quarters were similar. est ebb, Mr. Van Wyck said. Woodrow Wilson’s plurality in . ♦ ■ Republicans and Democrats alike! Califovtin was Increased by 190 manifested surprise ut rumors truce- votes by returns from county clerks. able in all cases to thu east, that a The count progressed slowly and considerable error had been found was far from complete in the larger somewhere in* the state in counting counties. A few small counties re­ tifl- votes. ‘‘The mistake ns reported ported. would have to be In San Francisco M eet at M ounl D ora of Los Angeles county," said Mr. The South Florida Aasociation of Vnn Wyck. "So far ns we have Congregational ministers and church*ca will meet with the Mount .Dora' chdrdh Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, Nov. 21 and 22jid. Del­ egates will go from -the .ocol Con­ gregational church to this meet­ ing. Dally Thoughts — Model 75 B H o rsep o w er t P u H n p r Too ring Cat If give you up we must, And hope the way a man to get You’ll pass along to us." Invited to meet Miss Williams were Mrs, Eugene Roumillat, Mrs. W. L. Morgan, Mrs. Archie Iletts and Misses Nellie Elder, Florence Frank, Charlotte Hand and Miss Murtha Fox. Roadster $620 I.O.K. Toledo Yel>0* — c h r y o a n -1 tkemum* and cosmos,- with ferns, Speedy and Easy Riding DON’T THROW AWAY YOUR MONEY by wllinc lo peddlers. You can grl much better prices by shipping direct lo us. ---- WE BUV----METALS, RUBBER. RAGS. SACKS, BONES, ETC, ETC. md pi) Highest Prices and Give l’rompt Returns Price l.itt mailed on application . There’s cars. jostle don’t Aur/iort Dridfff Mrs. S. I’uloston delightfully en­ tertained the Auction Bridge .C lub oh Monday afternoon with .Mrs. W. C. Hill substituting for Mrs. It. 'R. Dens. The prize, a pretty mnyonaise sot was won by Mrs. B. W. Herndon. • Continued on Page Fivo little comfort in most low priced You can’t use their speeds. They you — they ride 'roughly — they hold the road. It has long 42-inch,’easy riding, shock ab­ sorbing cantileverrcarsprings. Inaddition the 75 B Overland is n longer car;—104inch wheelbase. And it has 4-inch tires. The $635 Overland is different. It is not only the speediest o f low priced cars— Its smoothness and case o f riding a t any speed would do justice to a much larger and heavier car. * But you can use thc full speed o f its powers ful motor when you need it. . Come, in and let us demonstrate. That’s thc best kind of proof. BUSY REPUBLICANS W. A. STRINGFELLOW, Dealer Cannot Make Any More Votes in ( nlifornia *. San Francisco, Nov. 1-1.—Whether the highest vote for a Republican elector in California was greater than the lowest vote for n Demo­ cratic elector- was about the only question of interest to California Tho Wlllya-Ovorland Company, Toledo, Ohio , "Metis In U. 3.A.'* Located in the Frank stand i ed ttrsei^e tte~pfeople Notions, Shoes, Hats, Clothing a •I The America $1.50 and J ow open and prepar Big line Ladies’, Men’s and Children’s Shoes - - Men’s Felt Hats $2.00vajiies - - - - - $3.50 values - - Fish Brand Jackets and Overalls, Suit - - Ladies i Shirt New; Styles Beaut The Madam (G and $5.00 values DAY IS A SALE DAY AT THE NEW STORE We S ell for Cash is Why W e Can S ell Goods Cheap j a l/j III 'if f 1 §if /' y W W W r 'i f i j trill if I d i u it 1 1 i :• l■ Sim w min ijit{iii i *ftlit Iait liit I Vif iitit III It ill if JuL UL L MIUIm UII' in iii ’it tn iT 1isi ll ili ii iu tm i j f i l lM MmM ij /it ----- W hat does .your an x iety do? It d o es n o t em pty tom orrow of Its grief, b u t It em pties today of Its stren g th . I t does hot m ake you osenpo tllo ovilf it m akes you unlit to cope w ith it tf It com es.—lan Mnclarct). 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. 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 21, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 21, 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>, November 21, 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/d7e5d061a124e5dae80aebae3fecc6e1.pdf 5a71c5d82ea800dd0e26f086a75d988d PDF Text Text - -'f I r " • *• # . - • ' L* * * IN THE HEART OF TIIIiMVOKLD’S GREATEST YEGETABLfc SECTION UBLlSHO.p *J. 5E#|-WEEKLY IN S A N F O R D — L ife h W c n th Living ~ •-- --- —-- ♦—■ -—— —— 1 HER NUMBER 26 SANFORD, FLORIDA,* FIUDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1016 filed In the federal district court here a -lull in equity asking for an injunction .against tho three United States district attorneys in Penn­ sylvania forbidding them from bring­ ing prosecutions against the railroad company under tho Adamson luw. Tho court is asked to declare that tho eight hour law is •unconstitu­ tional and void. I nDivr SUIT TO BREAK TH E I,W* d* mson e i g h t h o u r v LAW York. N. Y.. Nov. H,N , y«k C .o u .l Wednesday died ,h, M rr.l dUtrlct court to ron.lituUoj.dlty ot ‘ he Ad»n»»°n eight hour l»w. V . I u irrcted Sgalo»t the three, fed&a district attorneys of New Yorit am * :Z'Z" °! Th. ned’l ' principal contention U. acS i , to Albert H. Barrla. *•»«•» New Store Opens H. B. Crowder has opened a new ■tore in the Deforest building re­ cently occupied by Felix Frank and will carry a full lino of dry goods, notions, hats, shoes, clothing and gents' furnishings. The Crowder ■tore will sell for cosh and buya for cash,’ thereby creating a great Baving to the customers and the very low prices arc proof sufficient of this statement. Get some of the prices in the advertisement in another part of this issue und inspect the stock at tho Crowder store, 117 First street. COUNTY FAIR DEMOCRATS ORGANIZED ARE-SHY FIRST MEET IN HOUSE PLANNING FOR BIG TIME LACK SIX VOTES IN HAVING A MAJORITY— OTHER • HERE COMMENCING NEWS / JAN. 23TH Believing that Sanford and Sem­ inole county should Jiave something in the way of umusements nnd#_yx'hibitions this season the Sanford Board of Trade took kindly to the project of George Marr who wnnta to wintet thc Bnrkoot Shows here for two months this winter and give his opining here at the Seminole County Fair the Inst week in Janu­ ary. ; . ' President Dutton called for action and it was decided that C. R. Walk­ er us chairmnn call u meeting this week to form a permanent fair asso­ ciation and if this roujd lie dona at once the idea of having the shows herp would follow. Washington, Nov. 1G.—Incomplete canvasses' of votes of several close congressional districts today brought no change in the unofficial results, indicating that two hundred and seventeen Republicans and two nundred and twelve Democrats an«J six of other partieij had been elected the sixty fifth congress. Congressional Chajrman. Doreinus, of tho Democratic committee still claims, however, that tne Dem­ ocrats will make gains in the final returns'in six or seven close districts in which the Uepublirnns seem to have small majorities. * ON TUESDAYS —AND-FRiDAYS- of characteristic- readings which de­ lighted the a idle.ice. The Temple Lyceum Committeo have arranged to put 'o n .an extra attraction—for the •same price to those holding season tickets—this will be the College Glee Club which is booked for January 12th. John Russell has returned to Sanforjl for winter quarters after spend­ ing the summer In various states in thc north‘ where he made glad thc hearts of the growers. John has the reputation of being the first man in the Celery Delta to put the *'scil" in celery arid ho not only buys win­ ter vegetables for cash but he grows them and hus a largp farm on Beardull avenue in connection with sev­ eral othor buyers and shippers. His many friends are glad to see him and now that John is here tho ship­ ping season will start. All the rest of the gang are here. Pat Murphy *ras in the city yes­ terday getting data for his pblitfcal history of Florida which will ho is­ sued from the Record Press at St. Augustine. No man in Florldn knows as much about politics as Put Murphy artd his "B lu e Book" will be awaited with much interest. Several local political light* will be in* the book and it is promised a large circulation. r ; COLD WAVE BIG BENEFIT TO GROWERS LETTUCE WILL GO WARD BY CAR LOTS FO R- Thc cold wave that struck this, section of the south on Wednesday and is with us yet in modified form is proving a blessing to tho growers. It is certain that tho cold snap has killed all the green stulf north of this state and tho vegetable growers of Florida will realise big profits this winter from their stuff.There was no damage done, here by thc cool weather but on thc other hand it stopped the early lettuco from going to seed und the lettuce will head up in great shape now nnd the growers will begin shipping in car lots next week and expect good prices oil the same. E. A. Inglis, representing the Ni­ u io Hi>lr a regulation of comaarre but a temporary nnd arbi­ trate Agencies Co. Of Jacksonville trary Increwe in wages tor brother- was in tho city yesterday calling on bodmen.'' He said as soon as an- the farmers. Mr. Inglis Is a fre­ Republican Chairman Wood In­ „ „ ,o the suit was filed an injunc­ quent visitor, to th e*city and ex­ Tho heavy ruins looked ominnous sisted tonight' that the Republicans tion against the operation of tlra pects to carry some Advertising for awhile buj tliejc is Yt*ry little wnnld undoubtedly control, the or­ The meeting will lie held tomor­ space In The Herald during the win­ U« fill be asked. damage reported from washouts in ganisation of the next house of rep­ row and it is certain that Seminole ter. • • • • ■ the celery delta nnd all tho growers A temporary stay will lie sought • ✓ county*wl!l have n fair and tho start resentatives. arc jubilant over the prospects. •rtkh would enjoln-tho defendants The speakef to be elected must will he made this year to mnke it a The ruin and consequent cold from- instituting * prosecutions permanent one uud have a regular receive two hundred. anti eighteen spoil was. also good for tho celery * (fiiiuC the road to compel it to # date for holding the fair each year. votes. und thero wns never a brighter pros­ CUT) out the law. According , to n Republicans ure counting on the Every county in the state is makinu pect for the growers of nil kinds of nport published hero, today the at­ preparations this season to have a progressives elected' In Minnesota winter vegetables. torney general will shortly select one nnd Louisiana, and tho Independent county fair and there is no renson of the railway suits and push it in Massachusetts to vote for Ntuiul There Is one of the largest crops why Seminole should depend upon through to a derision which, should for speaker. . of celery and lettuce this season that other counties to exploit her great it be unfavorable to the government, have ever been planted bore and if variety of fruits and Vegetables and aoald then be at once taken to the the colil weather stays with us and Washington, Nov. 16.—The cap­ live stock. Having a small and supreme court. the high prices on oil vegetables are compact county the many exhibits ital will celebrate President Wilson's T*o developments stood out maintained it is an absolute certain­ can bo transported to this city very return to the White House with u prominently today: First, that rail­ ty that Sanford growers will make oaslly and the brick ronds should ho parade along Pennsylvania axenuo REGULAR MEETING WAS road managers would probably ap­ VON MACKENSQtt RETREATS good this season. Many farms havc finished by tho time the fair is pulled tonight. Thousands hearing torches FULL OF INTEREST ply for injunctions against the law In changed hands this full and several ^ROUMANIANS ARE off, making transportation to this will form a column at l’eacft monu­ MINUS M EM BERS * now ones are being opened and tho every federal court district with a city easy. And then again, all of us ment . und march post a stand in ADVANCING srpirate suit in behalf of every one The Sanford RoaYd of Trade held Snnfor<J section has again assumed want a lair, or a circus or some form front of the White House for review of the 200 .railroads in every dis­ Field Marshal Von Mackcnsen’s by the President, government of­ their regular meeting in the court the busy uppearunco that prevailed trict which they enter. -Should this army In Dobrudju is in retreat, tho of amusement of this kind. San­ ficials and Democratic parly leaders. bore several years ago when -tho house litnt Tuesday night und de­ . tup be taken the eight hour law Petrogrod war. ollice announces to­ ford has built a fence around-.the Every marcher will carry an Amer^ lands were being opened in Buch spite the rain there were many pres­ sill he from six months to two day, burning villages ns It falls lpick. city and there is doubt in the minds largo quantities, with the difference ent, several coming from country of many as to whether the city lias iran flag. years going into effect, even if found that real farmers are now coming he Increasing pressure by-the RussoThe President came back to Wash­ precincts. Following is tho oiliciul that real farmers are now coming ho gained anything by it or not. Other routiturional. it was declared. Uumuniun army, in Dobrudja, which Second, the brotherhoods nn-. rnllied after its severe retreat by cities are getting our people and get­ ington from his home at . Long record of the meeting: Meeting was called to order by the t real ‘ farmers nro now coming hero and not theorists. Tho vegot-. nourred that -they will mnke nn ali­ Von Markcnsen last month has been ting their money and there is a rea­ Branch, N. J.. Sundny night and president. * ped to President Wilson to give in evidence for several days. Bu­ son. Let-us have our own fairs and thp welcoming celebration wns plan­ aide game is all right now that tho Minutes of the previous meeting cash buyers have come here and tho tfcep on January 1 next tho eight charest reported a further advnnce amuscmonlH nnd keep the people at ned for Monday night, hut cam­ paign partides before the ■election we.rc read and adoptotfc •„ . farmer* are almost assured of the hour day which,’ they say, wns yesterday towards tho important home. Tho celebration of the completion had used up thc country’s supply of Communielitiorts were read from money in ,advance for their crops and promised. Tchernavoda Constanta railroad, b. market has been perma­ Brotherhoods, it was announced which the Toutonic allies had cap- of the.bulkhead will lie he!<1 in con­ colored fire and more had to lie man­ Mr. A. C. Mauil and Hon. Duncan the JL ufactured. XJ. Fletcher' stating that neither nently established. sill not contest the roads* suits and .turod. Berlin today denied tho Ru- nection with the fair. The celebration is planned as u could be present nt this meeting but will not appear by counsfcl t0 arKU0 mBn|an claim and chronicled only non-political tribute to the Presidont promising to see us ut a later date. ORLANDO VICTORIOUS ■the constitutionality of the eight encounters between advanced de­ XKATING-RINK POPULAR^ ■by residents of thc District of C#Committee rrports fodowrd. Rf‘“ hour l»w. They contend this duty UchmenU ln thc Dubrudj“ oam* lam bin:---- Mgny urgnhllilllOHs will port was mndf? by the farm labor logically devolves Upon the nltornoy Jp n|gn Sanford on Rollers Enjoys the New Trimmed Hanford- High in I tn TF mtfirch as complete bodies. , ___ COlrtmllleeTT , of ' •’ t o o _______ . . V Pastime - ‘T i n s ‘ fftiiaf■ of t h e r Fighting In the Somme region of - Orlando High School met the San­ •Splendid Frowds are attending the Tho hotel committee reported that JmoMw .h u w r .'t '., a.mK J B»tk*flm«d r f - ™................. .... * n ° . , . P r..n, n r -.... San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 16;— tho hotel.issue was at a standstill for now skating rink which o’pened.up ford High aj the Exposition Park inOrTwenty one counties in California tho presont but that the matter was Inst week. On last Tuesday night lanjlo end wewere trimmed toabeauparm, declared that should tip law BrlUah" advance in the Ancro b« stricken from the - books as un. . , itlMi ' i/0n. U n - tiful tune of 62 to 0. It seemed to remained to be heard from today in by no means dead. tho rink witnessed thc best njghUe, constitutional .th e brotherhood. •“ " * * ' * !y io spectators present that this game tho official canvass, including the ‘Several prominent people t populous v»f-the-atateri^Jr'ATP' “TW—htflfilT'YYlilerwayB~coihndt-LTmlmeZv automobiles loaded with -OBid depend upon President W0- M « " “" T T " S j . P BcrUn how- was merely a practice game for t he. came in Orange county lads. Whenever tho geles, Alameda, Hun Francisco, San tee reported th at-th e U. 8: Army skatere. Aa the days are going by, * * l . r ‘ ‘ r h,r >ct whjfh in IT, n il................I AUAeka-Ev-y r engineers had tur.nod down the Enst »oys from Orange wanted a touch- Diego and SacrWCento. the progress of the rink Is fast taking t ml 1 Byitish yesterday, notably one of the Wnen the count was resumed to­ Coast Canal purchase project. Also hold of Sanford's skaters who seem -. own they Tnorc than made their W»kl„,.o5i D .C ., Nov. of o v ^ r t . - w h i c h b do- gains nnd through the. line and any day tho highest Republican ‘elector reported th'at they were still active to fancy thia spprt very much. Mr, tomey General.Gregory ha. decided cUrcd >.° havc brokcn down* old way to make a touchdown they waa credited with 118(2281 votes, in the interests of the St. Johns river Flynn,,, tho gdnial manager of the . while the lowest Democrat had 132,­ route and expected that this route rink is to be congratulated on tho , ‘ that luits of the railroads againstl T he successes against the French went. 068, a plurality for the lowj-st Dem­ would be followed and tho Florida manner In which he handles the tb* constitutionality of the Adam-jacored by the Germans north of tho Coach Hawes has rounded out an link of tho Inland Waterway would Mn eight hour law will be defended Sommo yesterday are reported by excellent eleven to represent Or- ocratic elector of 13,840. crowds. No accidents havc been re­ As no notable upsets in the first he built as soon as tho government ported and by living up to tho rules by the department of justice. . The Berlin today. They consisted, ac- ando in thc state as contenders for dcfinse to he presented in each ease I cording to the statement, 'in thc thc championship of tho state.. Bo­ oeiai returns, havc yet been noted, could take tho necessary steps. of the rink Mr. Flynn will go The advertising committee re­ •ill be worked oat between Solicitor 1csptuie of the eastern sc tfon of- tho ng unable to got a lino up the indi­ state Democratic leaders predict through the season without any ac­ General Davis and other depart- I village of Sailllsel, where the French vidual stars of the Orlando tearfl their lowest elector will run ahoad of ported that the booklet on which cident*. The children who flock to. >n*nt officials and attorney generala were menacing the ’German posi- will have to be let out of the write the highest Republican doctor by they were working would be com- the rink in the afternoon arc fast plctcd' in about thirty days. !n various |ilaces*. Lions in the St. Piorre-Vaast wood; up. But we can say, for tho team as about 600 votes. . earning how to skato well ’ and it The department.today was unable 1 and of French trenches on tho a whole It well deserves high praiso Mr. Holly presented tho proposi­ ooka as if the grown people will ,0 determine whether it would he northern edge of this wood. Washington, Nov. lG.—Tho first tion of the Barjtoot Shows for mnk- lave to get a move on themselves. and tho larger schoohT of the stnto "*«**»ry to defend each of the The French reaped against the will have to look to their laurels break in tho cabinet is in sight. ford their winter quarters.. Mr. Geo. If they don’t, the kids arc going to ®*ny suits already begun or whether Germans south of the Somme, near when they meet this fxst hunch. Attorney General Thomas W. Greg­ Marr also appeared in the interests carry off the high honors* when the the railroads would bo content to I Chaulness, where a German counter Though the writer will not take off ory hfcs Informed his friends that he of tho Barkoot Company. After prices are offered for the bedt .. B»ke * test case of one auit. ' No I attack was announced ycatqrday to iis hat to tho Orange county back- ntends to retire from the puhllc ser­ much discussion it was decided that skaters. *°r<i has reached the attorney gen-1 havo wrested a part of the village of flcld just at the present, for we vice. He determined upon this every effort would be put forth to Mr. Flynn will in the near future *r»l from the railroads suggesting Preasoire from French possession, loncstly believo tho.backficld of the cours?, some time ago, but only have these shows’ to winter in San­ announce through the columns of joch course and if such a proposal!The French recaptured this ground Kissimmee club is .their superior In within the lost few days has mode ford. As it was desired that a part Tho Herald his intentions of offering * Bot .made each.suit will be de- last night, Paris announce*. known his intention. His retirement of their contract contain the provi­ prises to tho best skaters and also every way. ‘ The invasion of Rumania la conBut this has nothing to do with s voluntary. It is understood he sion th at-th e shows he allowed to the best couple on tho floor. 1 pointed out that granting tlnulng successfully, Berlin announc- tho above football game but we has in sight a valuable law connec­ open their 1917 season hero under One of the beat skaters so far seen •r rtfmjng a temporary restraining lee, although increasing resistance is want it understood that when it tion. Whether his resignation will the auspices of the Seminole Coun­ In tho local rink la Guerney DoudI **>' one federal judge would being encountreed by General Von comes to beating the backfleld of become effective soon or at the end ty Fair Association, thc following ney, who aoems to be able'<to handle M| no binding effect in law upon Falkenhayn’a forces along the Wal- the Osceola High School another of tho present administration is not motion prevailed: That the chair himself very well. He has tricka of appoint a committee of one to call all tho latest and hla gracefulness on . other judge of equal rank, andllachlan border, tho tenacious de- state will have to be looked for, for known. a meeting and reorganise the Sem­ the floor makes him bslng watched ** best its force would be only fenae of tho Rumanians being men- tho high schools of Florida will not inole County Fair Association. Car­ very noticeably from the interested i ?*®a *Bl«tive. It was also said tioned. Nevertheless, progress is Educational and Entertaining ablo to turn out as fast and tough C. R. Walker was appointed speetatore who sit and watch the » * **eb railroad may prefer to claimed for the Teutonic forces along a lot of boya aa represents the Osce­ T he second Lyceum attraction of ded. ^ I * *u auit in the hope that it, at the Rothenthurm and 8aurdek pass ola High School. the Temple Lyceum Course waa and a meeting of all interested called skatera -*o round the rink. T h e« th* H* '1 «ucce*«ful. So far as roads. > ' given last Wednesday evening to an for 4 p. m. on Nov. 16th. are several other local people who Lipford, Robinaon, Spencer and r*Uro»H*rt,!'Cnt h“ knowI«dt« tho In Macedonia-Hie' lalia* »«> w,n* Green all played well, especially thia appreciative audience. The weather The secretary introduced the sub seem to be able to skate fcbove the twas not the very best and .for that ject of a band for Sanford. He re­ ordinary. And when the prixes are f 10 “ are much * Uke' re ning further successes in their cam­ boy Lipford who waa in tho game matter a good many people that had ported .that a meeting had been heic offered, the . unexpected will more ber to k teinporary d r a in in g or- palgn for MonaaUr. In their flankail the way through. Again, the couru ® ad? Permanent by the Umfl movement on the eaat they have intended availing themselves of the to look into the matter of a band than like’ y be heard from. Sanford bo,*n atarted of! like a wnirl opportunity to apend an evoninfc in for this city and reported th at Mr. lion Ik ,how,n* u mtd® Y° justify j far |„to the Cerna RWor bend rewind In the last quarter. There was Dr. Hyman left .Wednesday night educational entertainment wero un­ J , fkl. Gallager bad been -Mked .to L rr° U,nd lh ,t ^ Adainaon to .b o u t ten miles of a little objection to. the. coaching o lot Tam pa where he is to take charge m ale an offer for hla ao rv icep .u . *ibl, or ^ ' ) ,UlUt,0nal aud thp town, forcing tho Germano- Hawes' on the aide linea, but be­ able to bo present. of the cariipaign of the Baptist ■ Performance. . _____ Bulgarian forces back and menacing This entertainment, more than leader for one year. Said offer wm lieving In hla team arid ao ahxioua church there in raising $40,000.00 read and tho matter referred to tha it i» ' pr*n<dpal dafense will be that their Hne* on the plain to tho south, for his boya to pile up a large aeor# heretofore, carried out the plan of civics committee with power to act. for a Sunday School budding. This did C0n,lituli°n^ end that congress I where the French and Ruaalana are the Lyceum committee—to gjve a the Coach Juat forgot hlmaelf, Secretary waa asked to Invite Mr. honor to- one of 8antord’s minister It ° **Cf* d power In enacting I making substantial progress, now high class entertainment that would Is a little out of the ordinary artd . .1 being reported by ParU as within be both .instructive and elevating aa F. M. Baker of Miami to be present } • IfouV f ___ ____ _ of ... M __onaativ T ha.G er- 0 Mr. and Mrs. Fred WUmot hafe well aa entertaining. Roy Bendul), and addresa this body at the next shows what other people think of . s f c f A , . . —■ — miles taken •the J ; W. Dlcklns boras on Dr. Hyman's ability, to do things. Ptnaivi Nor.- IS .—jThe 1mans and Bulgarians admit with . < • * ' , the "m ake up-man" gave a number1meeting. . ■ Magnolia avertns for Che winter. * > vania Railroad Co.- today I drawala in the Caroa River' regionm m i RUSSIAN - PRESSURE ON GERMANS SANFORDB.T. IMPORTANT GATHERING H A3 �JltR SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGH T Norcmbfr 1|, jgjj LYRIC THEATR For Salo—Nearly chine. $35.00. W< ; O N E .N IG H T O N L Y For Sale — Hup Itunal built, $100. Schello ManlsC M O N D A Y , N O V . 20 BILLY “ S ” CLIFFOR And a Merry Company including Mae Collins, Three Weston Sisters . . and Nick Glynn in a New Musical Oddity . BLANCHE SW E E T At th q ST A R F R DAY LIN G ER LO NG ER LUCY 14 — S O N G S — 14 Ladies’ O rchertra Prices; 50c 75c and $1.00 14 — S O N G S — 14 Ladies’ Orchestra Seats on Sale at Philips Drug S tore H Watch for the Big Street Parade and Ladies’ Band at 4:00 P. M. ; jj iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii / Laaky production of "Unprotected,” a thrilling drama written eapecially for her and produced under the direction of James YoungT" The story shows the -conditions which convict labor creates in the southern states when leased to private cor­ porations. Miss Sweet wiU be seen in the role of a beautiful young artist who For Rent— Downstairs of ho through an accident is convicted of murder and sent to one of the camps. furnished or unfurnished. 107 Prominent in her support are such Laurel Aye.' Enquire at house. distinguished artists as Tom For­ man and Theodore Roberts.* capsized. They finally reach a imall FOR RENT—Two Furnished inland where they arc marooned for Rooms.. Hot and Cold Water n day, and night.- Under this trying Address Z care Herald. L’Otf ' situation the noblest'qualities of both • • • • • come to the surfa ce and they fall in .. • _ * . ’ *____ ' • __ love with each other. On account For Rent—Two or three furnished of the girl's lowly place in life, and rooms. Strictly modern. 709 Osk the man's exulted .position in soci­ ety, many ibstuclcs ars presented, For R en t—House on E Second," which are happily overcome by their Douglas Fairbanks in a lire! ilartc ccptionally pretty daughter, ‘ Nellie, travels with one Cursou, a man who sturdy.xioyalty to their ideals and between Park and Oak. Enquiis ■ a ► have come to take up their residence tours the country with a medicine Story 214 Park 16-tf eacli other. in the mining camp. As soon as l.o, show. Curson neglects her for an­ "T h e Half-Breed*' dramatized 11 All Local AdvcrlinCincntH Under For Rent— Severhl from famous novelist’s " In the Cur- on one of her trips to town, sees the other, and she stabs him in the back Thin Heading TH REE CENTS a rooms over Yowell's. E After th e crime she flees to the Cagirl he falls in love with her, and she quinez Wootft." Line For Each Innertion. Minimum Yowell As Co. , • Tho hero of* "T h e •Half-Breed.'' free and easy preacher and his ex­ quinez woods, where she is tnken in­ Billy S ^ .fliffo id . the American ‘Charge 23 Cents:* to the tree home of Lo. _ . . ceptionally pretty daughter, Nellie, the new- Triangle releasi-j starring nctor, while in England, was invited "Dougins Fairbanks, which itr (o be have 'come to take up their residence I lie sheriff who comes after her to spend a week end in the country In answering an advertisement shoun tn tiie Lyric Tuesday, is tin* in the mining camp. As soon as Lo, is really the-father of Lo; although by u distinguished and elderly duch­ where no name is montioned in the on one of her trips to town, secs'the son of a white man and an Indian he doesn't know. it. He cannot find ess, who rather patronizes Americans, ad, please-do not ask "T h e Herald girl. His name is Lo Dorniante, girl he fulls in. love with her, and she her anywhere and so returns to the After Clifford had urrived nnd for information as to the identity of WANTED in her fickle mnnncr falls in love camp. As Teresa is in a rather t i t ­ had been shown to the great hall,, meaning Sleeping W ater; but in the the advertiser. Usually we do not with him, although she is betrothed Wanted—To repair your gum, mining camp it ‘is corrupted to Lo tered condition, Lo goes to the camp his hostess came in. "Oh,'- Mr. know who the advertiser is and if to Jack Brace, the express agent. to get her a dress. He gets one from locks, lawn mowers, umbrellas. »tr. Dorman. This feeling of Nellie is quickly ob­ Nellie. While Teresa is wearing this Clifford," she gushed, " I am so glad, we do we are not allowed to give Repairing of all kinds. Si-<- W. H. He is adopted and brought up by so very glad to have you ns my out this information. Simply write served by the rest of the male popunn old botanist. When the old mftn 1ittion, for to a man they are in love dress she is seen by Brsce in tin- guest! You see I love Americans, a letter and address it as per in­ Rogers, 312 E. Fourth St. 25-2tp woods, and he, mistaking her for dies l.o is left alone to face the • Wanted—A good large .muk. with her, and they make it very Nellie, goes back to camp and tells and I know all ahout you. Oh, in­ structions in tho ad. world ns tn >t he may. The miners Must be sound and kind nnd not unpleasant fqr poor Lo. They te her father that she is visiting Lo in deed, yes I do—I know all about t.m e him out of the cabinet of the old. Address Geo. E. Bates & Sob, him an Indian can't marry a while FOR SALE . • botanist, because lie is an Indian woman. Then he secs one of the the forest. Altamonte Springs, Fla. 2I-2tc The outcome is that tho sheriff and not permitted to own land in dance hall girls, a woman of, easy For Sale—Strawberry plants, >2.00. starts out in the Carquinez woods to the slate; so he goes to live in one Wanted—Furnished room. Ad­ virtue, and they tell him even an per thousand F. O. B. Lake Mary. kill . Lo. When be gets- thcro he of the big hollow.trees in the heart dress X Y Z, c-o Herald. 2l-2tp Indian can have one of that kind. C. A. .Farina, Lake Mary, Flu. finds Teresa and learns the truth of the California Curquinez Woods. Soon "one of that kind" comes his ahout \hu dress. ; ’ 25-4tp Incidentally, he In the meantime Winslow Wynn, a Wanted— White family to work way. Her name is Teresa, and she learns that Lo is his son. free anti easy preftchcr and his ex­ on truck farm. Cun furnish work For Sale—Fine horse and buggy • Lo meanwhile has received a for six people pteadily. Bent ff*«Inquire at W. O. Green’s Black note from Nellie, in which she tell Address 1234-Herald. smith Shop, corner 3rd St. and San him that she can have nothing fur­ 23-2tc • / / y if/ ■ > / v/ •// ■ > // y v / •// V ' V V Y Y Y Y Y 'V V Y Y Y Y U , H H ford Ave. 22-Stc ther to do with him, intimating that v/er// v/w m / 'ff v / n n u r /. a /: . T 7 w v y w y w he is an Imliun and therefore not of Wanted—To buy two or Urn* What Would You Do? . F"or •Sale—-Bicycle, equipped with thousand feet of second hand celery her kind, Tliqt is quite enough for Would you sell your soul “for large wire basket. It. H. Bronson, boards. Box 107 G. • 23-2t Lo, and, thoroughly disgusted with clothes and jewels? Among the c-o Southern Bell Telephone Co. her, he gives up his suit. most tempting alurements held out 21-tp Visit the night school in Bishop Lyric Tonight. ’ to a young girl can he named her Block. Civil Service, Bookkeeping. V v/ y great desire fot smart clothes nnd For Sale—Two * very desirable Language, Words,' Arithmetic, GrimRomance and Thrills Galore in lloshy jewelry. Anna, pn innocentbuilding lots in Sanford Heights, tnnr and High School subjects Only "M ister 41" young shop girl, is urged by her dir- Nos. 73 and 74. Will sell for >200 ten cents for each hour recitation. Harold Lockwood and May Alliso reputable stepmother, Mrs. Biddle, each or if taken together will muke the popular and talented stars now­ not to be so particular—to liven up lower prictv on the two lots__ Apply appearing together in Metro wonder* and get presents from -rich ~jjoun£ Wanted—Lady J foTho Turmers & Merchants' Bank, plays' will be aeon on the scroop here fellows. . What would you do in her •///-// w stenographer^ \V( H eadland.-A la.— :---------- -— Tonight Triangle I)ay^"Thp Hulf'Brejd"_Icat_ at the Star tonight in "M ister.44," a pi ace?.— 8ee~whnt Annul as played —tunng Douglas Fairbanks; Eighth Chapter of Box 1052' Sanford 4ivs- part .feature filled* With romance by Frances Nelson In "T ho Revolt" ••Gloria"s Roin-tm-e," featurin£ Billie 11urKVt — For Sale—First class riding or Lost—English Bull puppy, by and beauty. This production is said will do. And besides, Arthur Ash­ work horse. Harness and sftddlc. tame of Bully, white with mouw Wednesday—"A Deluded W iW , "Grouch^ Bill^’ to ‘ be the best that this brilliant ley, the rpnnly hero will be thorp to Mrs. Julius Schultz. 18-tTc Keystone Comedy "A La Cabaret." colored ears A d sjiots. Finder wM couple has ever appeared in and it help her. Don't miss this Bradya WCtVd~rSwSra~ tt bronghr to Bf. carries a wide appeal. Thursday—1"A Million for a Baby", i?k Blaze on — F o r-S a le —" Modern nine room M. deV. Howard, residence 318 P»l* The story of."M lM cr JAlLia-an-un- lo the Star Theatre oin Thursday the Hail**. " I ’athe News” > house and three lots on Oak.avenue 25-5tp usual one, as the name implies. motto, corner of Fourth Half cash, balance at six per cent. Krtday^-TriungleDay—"Tile Buymont" featuring There are many interesting glimpses E. L. Marshall, St. Charles, III., or Bessie Barrlscale", Keystone .Comedy "Skirts” *1 O* !•!«!•» of life in the open, ur.d contrasting Billy Clifford and Wide Awake Com­ phone 9U-J, Sanford. 23-8tp pany Open Season Here U. 8. Und Oltft at "...V pictures of life in the factories, a • 0(1.11,1*1*-. Saturday—"T h e Girl from Frisco". "A Strenuous Billy "Single" Clifford. • with a Nolle* I* hereby slvln that *• “*” *; J Visitor", "Busting in-nnd out of Society", Sec­ cheap restaurant .in a city, in fash­ l»v»h ol Ueneva, Fla., who on Orta*J» • wide awoke .troupe, entertained a > r Sale— Kentucky horse, with ond Epbodc oi "Liberty" . 1911, rnada lluintattad /-tntrjr, . ionable society, at a country club, good sized house.at the La Plaza y, saddle and twa sets of hnr- f-r N-rth»e»t (juart-r. 8a-il«n *. Tow»>* and among the picturesque lakes, -31 8tuth. Ilans» U la« 1 . Tati’.vw* » Coming—Billy "Single" Clifford In Mutdrul Com* * Apply C ejil Gnbbctt, North .Itlla. taa £ll “ ua.La il a;*b» rivers und mountains of Canadu. lost night in the first offering of tho Five jraar proof tq aatwbliah » al» »• ch avenue. . 15-tf From a scenic standpoint, and in season, Linger Longer Lucy." The land above clvi -rlbr-f, b*f#f* i.i cull Court, at 8en(?rd, Flcilde, on II* '• play was light and clever and pro­ point of beauty -and color/ "M ister day of December, III*. . Claimant namvi as wllnaasaa; 4 4 " has not been.surpassed upon the voked laugh after laugh fro m 'th e screen. It has been produced under audience. Mr. Clifford himself held the masterly direction of Henry Otto the center of tho stage, but he was who made "T h e River of Romance," ably , assisted by several attractive For Sale—Heavy double buggy, VUndine," nnd other features (bat girls, with good voices, and -by Nick Platform springs, canopy top, leather Glynn,n black faco comedian who proved artistic sensations. cushions. Could be mado n delivery Department af lh* lB««ila» n. In the greut outdoors Mr. Lock­ put his joke* over in good shape. U. 8. Land Ofllr. .1 O al*” ' ' ”* ; m f c ,\ wagon. Sanford Wagon Works. The music was bright and pretty wood uud Miss Allison are called 23 -tf N o lle * la hereby |W#» '* • * . m upon to display their prowess and and tho frequent songs were well re­ n ily a rd ol A ltam onte B p ria p . FD . ceived. A good many locaj hits D e c e m b e r I S . I B M . m a d e daring in many thrilling and grip­ For Sale—One International truck. No. 09T7S. fo r .N W « l NKM B».t» ping situations. They are caught were worked into the dialogue, one Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ N R •/, Section * 0 , T s w h i p « l »•. ZO k , Taliahaeeee MerldlaB, h a t * . I4 in u dangerous und treacherous of them a hot shot at the famous old ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. of Intention to make * -..rr IW4. pier, mistaken for Noah's Ark. Of eatabllah Mlsm to the laid SbmrS-dM«»WJJ» stream during a storm and their boat beforo Clerk Clreult Court, s i course a little clover dancing appear­ Florida, on tho 14th dav ol December. t» Claimant ahmea * a w l t « H W S . . ed ns part of the program, and also For Sale—Nice 6 passenger Oak J. If. P a a .U y of Maitland. Florid*. in concordance with the predom­ land automobile. Also surrey. Ap J. J. Dleh.on of U n fw o o d , Fj**jaa. W . II. W s * d o f U a s w a o d . inant interest these last few days, a ply Abernathy's furniture store. L. C. U w l e of Altamonte Snrinr*. | R O B E R T W. DAVllk bit of politics, wherein a little song . * 2-tf 9 l. T L . e e A F r l- I O t o R e fta tw pictured Wilson still in the White For Salo—A good butcher ice box House, and Hughes, in chagrin, very cheap for a quick buyer. Ap­ pulling at his whiskers.LET US S H O W YOU ply to Sorrento Market, Sorrento, PORGRAM A T T H E STAR The play was a good opener for a pile remedy that is different fro® 23-3 tc the season, and would doubtless F la .' W c Boast of Our Patrons— Our Patrons any other have drawn a far bigger crpwd had For Sale—Now is the time to put Boast of our Pictures . people not been worn out with the in a supply o f stove wood for t ie Tuesday—-Metro presents Harold Lockwood and election of the past few days.—St. winter. Hard wood, gooda and dry. May Allison in "Mister 44" also "The Grip of Evil" entitled "Girls Don't do it" Petersburg fim ee. ,, M. Hanson (Shoe Repairer), San­ Wcdpeaday—World present* Francis Nelfcn In "T he Coming to Lyric Theatre Monday. ford, Fla. 25-2tp . Revolt" also tho spooky "Myateriea of Mynt” Thursday—Lenoro Ulrich in "The Better Woman" For Sale—Good young mule. Can Suppose You Was Leased as Like a Friday—Paramount presents Blanche Swoet ^ '"U n ­ be seen at Rex .Packard’^ West ' Coflvlrl * protected" . , Side. 25-tf Blanche Sweet, tho Lasky star, Watch for Saturday’s picture. Something unusual. which recently created auch a sensa­ For 8ale—Two acrea of land with tion in "T h e Storm " will be aeon on good hfiuae, inside city limits. Cheap Paramount night at the Star Friday for quick aile. , Address G. c -i Theadore Roberta In the thrilling role of the Jesse L. Herald office. At the ST A R F R ID A Y 25-2tp AMONG TH E TH EA TR ES Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford II <♦> CLASSIFIED" J “ ADVERTISING ♦ ij �1 PACE S IX , HENRY McLAULIN t , ■-V-- =f S<w<i PUNTING IS LOST ART, SAYS A. A. STAGG J E W E L* E* R MY SPECIALTIES: PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORUAM’S STERLING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATE!) WARE .. *■ ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Ma'xwell’s i _______________ Magazi nes Periodicals Soda* W a t e r • Confectionery * Ci gar s l a n d T o b a c c o s </ a is ^ *1 3 1 0 4 1 st. St. Phone 182 C . H. D IN G E E Garden Plots and Patriotism. We farmers, a* o' rule, arc not clnaa of men who can boaat of bank accounts upon which we might draw to purchase American flnga, no our patriotism must manifest Itself lu smile Other form. Ono of my patriotic nclghlwra* by the way, haa become so enthused over the matter of prepared ness that he has laid out hla small fnrm to resemble Old Glory, Bevcn rows of red-top beets representing the gory stripe*, with sir rows of white turnips alternated between them. On one corner pf the plot six rows .of cabhngo bends indicate the 43 stars of the Union Jack, and ou the fence post at the upper comer of this American vegetable ling alia a stuffed hcnhnwk with spreud wings resembling Rio. American eagle. This I’m not all. No, Indeed I Ho hns arranged a set of bugle calls for the dinner horn which hcgln at the hour of reVellla and at which every member of his patriotic household tumbles out. Military salutes have taken the place of "flood moral■>', Sal,’’ and "Ilow-do, Hank, und other unpatriotic expressions of cordlulity.—Elm In Cartoons Magazine. Sanford and" (lanavn road; thanra aoulh 68 deg. I * aec., r a i l to n point on the weet tine of Soetlon S (S); >a(d point being 7»Q feel mpre or Iraa eouth of tho N. W. corner of Sec. St thenco eouth M deg. I * eoc. raat « dlatanro of S i l l It. to an nnglo point; Ibanco aoulh 58 dog. 35 are. onat a d li l m c o of 1004 ft. to a point S IT ft. mart or loaa north of tho aoutnwoat corner of tho north onat quarter of Section Eight (S), thonce couth 68 drg. 36 aae. onat, n dlalance of 686 ft. lo a paint on tho couth lino of tho northeast quarter ol aaid Section Eight (S), thrn ce aoutb 68 dag. 36 aec. eaal 1000 ft. more or leaa to a point 660 ft. more nr looa eouth of the northweot corner of the northeaat qparter ‘ of the eouthenat quarter o| Hection l i g h t (8) thence eouth 68 deg. 36 arc., raat 1 ( 3 ,6 it, more or feax to a point on the eoutbermoat lino of tho property of Jam ra FI. B ryrt. Tho above deonlbed right of way fifty ft. in width through the land! of the aald Jamea II. ttiy re , being (he prearnt .graded right of way whleJsfor aev rral year* haa been open, lo the publli through the landa of the eald Jamaa H. Ilryco and a i la ahown by th# preliminary glntor, of the County of Baminolr, S tate of Florida. —And It further appealing from aald pelll k * l l l Jf nacoaaary that tho landa of “ H -famea III Bryce ovar and through tho Mid /Igarl c f way paateo la ntcoaatry to bo had and taken by the County of Seminole for the purpote ol a public highway; and it lurlher appearing Irom aald petition that J cuoty of Seminole, and the aald Jamea If. Ilryco cannot agree upun n rooaonatlo comprnaation to bo paid fo r aald Fight ol »y; Now, theiofcro, thi* la lo command nil peranna iniert-alid In, or having tiena upon the above deerribod properly, to p«na.tally J * ■ f " * l ' l * * , 1 belora the Judge ol our Circuit G cnrt lq and for the Ccunty of Seminole, S tate ol Plcrida, at the rourl nouae in Sanlord. Florida, on tho Drat Mon“ ') [ •" I 'e .e m b e r n e it, Iho aamo trelng a Mule lin y o our Circuit Court, nud on the 4th day ol Derrmber, A. II 1916, lo ahow what 'oterrat they or any ol them may have In Iho pioperiy which the County of bemlnolo drtitra lo take and l o condemn for road purpoaca a* altreaald; and further u> »h"W raure th a t they, oy any of them may •“ V*. why .aid rin|«rty ahould not bo ac tak<n (or the uaeo and purpoaea ael forth in the petition herelniore filed In thia caute , *i^.**‘ *'* l l y i ’ i ■■ Chair man of tho Board of County tfummlaaionera. Seminole ( “ “ ■•Tr, Florida, citing for nnd on behall of the Hoard of County Cpmmiaaloncr* and cr and on behalf of Ui* County r-l Somnole- S ta le c t Flqilda, again*! Iho aald Jamea II. Bryce, or elxe bo barred forever from ilaim irg or r i e n h l n g any rghl, title or Interevt in and to th* above dearrlhed >m. ta Alherwlao a didaiilt will be entered agalnrl you. FI. A. Uougla**, Clerk of Ibe ' ircull ( ouiI in and for Seminole County; S la t e cf Florida, and 1 l o teal of eald court at Sanford Fin., on ttftw (he 24th day of Ortober, 1918. , E. A D O U G L A S S . ( Jerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Co., _ rr . Florida'. Oeo. A ll»( ottes Atlorney fur Uatllluner V l!'-1u e *-6le Notqatrer U , m i We, tho undoralghtd hereby a,.^ r together 1,‘r the p u r p , ^ ' ^ * ng incoj potbtad and l o r r a u T . lion undar and by virtue of tk « \ Conatltutlon of the r t i . t . of FIohJ ^ N and undar the following nr0Do.,rf Jf*poI v m i ('barter L T S T h. , ^ _. . The name bta other . ___ i (-•nigany , Article |. of thl* corporatlm, " ■ f -. * . Aillrle II. T h * general nature of the bualneaaxa to be tramacti-d by ti tlon .hall be a* follow ." ! s 11 * '" H q . j T o acquire by deed. gilt, . m U* or Otherwlee. land., t . n e m . n u *»•»!. ' menta and eat ale* of a w r y kind w h i r * * * * f L ^ J X *H b in the boundarire ol rh, q j Florida or ala#where; to u»« th- . . ! ? ! * . * I h e purpoee ot conduuing i “ 3 •n<1 M ' * r a h u r . f bu.in*» JV*Umber landa, or for a general W - ‘ •'l tor auch other purpose* *i „.,**■ thia corporation aeent proper; to i,„, U * convey I r u e nnd o t h i r i i . e dtll rea and pereona] property- to maintain, purchaaa- or other* own. eichangw. . . l l , con, wIm diapoae ol «aw mill*. m w V iii T turpentine .tilla or other lacIlitiM nlLl!^** or convenient in Ihb m an ufartirr and^ JT*** aj.lo n ol lumber, lumber r |, tim ber and tim ber product* o! all "A deecrlptfon ot land* controlled by tiL t S porallon; to open, maintain aid atreeta and ronda through t r over xald | „I? * ° . * “ ( drainage dltchea or canxI. ix/Atf ■aid lan d . an.I to have the management and o u . e r .h i p „| ,a|,i to own, control and operate boat, and I ■ , l Barred by the Regulation*. 1 Daniel Boone was too tlijn for- Ills ’ height to puss the present army re­ eanala, to build, own, p u rih iu , i.TT Plumbing and. v^*v quirements. Yet Daniel Iloonc opened manage, acll or o t h . r a l « * dl*p...- 0| to clvlllzntton the territory from Cum­ road l in e * or other method* ol U ia ial,. ’ G as F i t t i n g lion but not in . n y manner a. i " K t berland (Jap to the heudwnters of the f i r i ■e r of fr«*lc!»t o r p u i r n f i r i lor hnf h Mississippi. When Nupofrou was lance Ihe land, controlled by it; chaae, own. ra l.e , breed, ae||. grant. All Work Receives My Persona graduated from 8t. Cyr he was too pledge, and generally to dnl l! .thill to serve ns second Ileu tenant, of c a ttle , flora**, awine, ah,ep. prtillt) *r,i Attention And Best Efforts kind* and .peclao ol i l x . .tu c k ; l o T g U jJ ,? Company A, First Kentucky regiment. faU e. groW. purchaae or otferwi-e j Opposite City Hell Telephone No 25 Julius Caesar suffered with sore feet, all kiltda of grain, v e g . i a b l c , (run, , , 3 Si 1 other produrle of the ? „ m . a i d l o b u y j ? x lie could never have passed the marti­ own. mortgage acqulr,. an,I generiSr u 1 nets at Fort"Thomas, llatudhal had deal in alT artlclca. good., and •liae produced, prepared o’r m i D u U r i S but one eye. Ills case would have been Horn i f ly ol eald prod ucu;* t - yvrtjttfhopeless with the war department, butIcaae. build or u th rrw i.. acquire. “f ctntvey or o lh e iw l.e dUpow cf ai.b «,"a Hie Homans found him fairly efficient and machinery, and to aae, e q UrP i«d .Z at Cannae ami Lake Trusemene. Alexerate th e M m e fof the handling. f c w E and atorage. wheter on ro m m i..i„ n „ , Ag a i n s t U s i n g Calomel under pf-Mnccdon had a twisted neck owner#, of all agricultural or „ibc, COACH 6 T A G G .A N D N E L SO N N O R G R E JL gland. Thumbs down on Alexnuder. ucta. and all kinda and aperir* ol the J J S Tim Blckening.. naiHOiitinn fft'lini: i and merchandlM-; to buy. I r . , e . „r oik.tvkJ Peterborough, "the • bravest of the that follow* the use uf calomel la the j flequlre. equip and u.e a ............................. n " hijiuea. for a general or cold .lo rag I natural result of di»nrfant;inR your ( Kleklng, particularly punting. Is do with Influencing subsequent kick­ brave," wits too slynrt nnd skinny for wllh power to i ,. u e and u.c nr. the regulations at Washington. Lord hou-c receip t, and certifiralr*; to t a bua entire system. Doctors everywhere aiming tlm decadent aria of football. ing history In tho middle West. or o t h e r * l i e acquire fartcrie.. . i . . . , , tT Nelson hud n game leg.-rLoulsvlIle are agreeing that the nction of calo- f This, at least. Is the o|iiulaii of Conch grain rievatnre, wharveo. dock, "When T discovered that It was Im­ anre* in d d rn la l to the ra.-cuii,>tl „t j me!'is much too strong, ami leaves. A*. •sb'Kg. who holds forth lit the possible to -tench Ilersby the tumhtcr Courier-Journal. n the t lrru ll Court, n r . r n l b Judicial Cir­ I hJ foregoing power, or the r*n0B rf cuit, In and For Ibe County uf Seminole, any the lo rrgiing h u . l t i c r * . i, the body sick ami weakened. 1 ,,lver^ " f »>e has method I b*i him go ahead In his own Florida. In Chanter/ seen kickers, good.* bad and In style, and I guess It's a lucky thing ■rate ell mean, mntf methed. ol u.-ipwULIV-VER-LAX isJa wonderful sub­ tlcn h> vehicle, or by V c r l , . VVilhrlmtna Adam*, In Her different fur u matter of thirty Iwn llight and a* Lie cutrix of puicha*e. hold, mortgage cr ..ll b«*(, ItO A l ADVERTISING stitute for calomel, that has all of odd years, bis words bear con­ I <(ld, for Ids punts won us ninny a he I! at alt- uf Jnu . (J. Adam*, ri'Dtiii'j l*!!J«e CliilWK ifiq nthrr € videiirtf if game after that. At the sam e.time tec* aat-d, I'laintid lr (Irhtednma, tncludirif Its nwri at..rk u4 its good effects and none of iti had siderable part of authority on the sub­ the atock ot other corpoiatlon,. and ir i q , • - va. Citation ones. It act* soothingly- hut thor­ ject, writes Lambert Sullivan in Put O’Doe started setting things nflre Notlrr of Application ior t » i Dead Under „haa. C . Warwick, Truatcr, * llill to the aame aa a natural perxon enul-l. ta re Nrcllon 8, Cliaplri 4859, L aw * of Florid* Hubert H. Itarnaey, Trualee, at Wisconsin with his kicking, nml as Uuiel quire. purchaae. hold, mortgage, a, ll. trite oughly on the. liver, cleansing it t'hlcngo News. Stagg declares the Nm ire I* hereby given that It. l \ Tjrli-r, 1*. Muiirlwliito & W. If. m i. ler and ronVey fra o c h ia c . iirlvit.-g--f.eai. both Jie nml llcrshy used the spiral, |urrh*»rr ol T * I Certificate No. 1006. <l*t<il Howard, Co-I’artnerx, doing bile, and ridding* the entire system players of the present tiny are pot that kick has been the rule ever since, III* 4lh d»y enla, patent right*, ropytighla, liream, of N o.v m brr, A. IJ. J l * 5 , rov- buainrva aa kluaaelwhite Ai and any and all other ratafee or tnttrnu kickers like the heroes of bygone gen­ l.ot Nor 40T, Town o( A lu m ur l», (aid Howard, F'airfield Lumber Co., of stagnating poisons. in or to r<al or pereona] property ol t m r for, la iiddijlon to being easier to kick, rrins Ut tiring a t r r u r d al th* d a l* of the iMoanrr tho Hclra al kind and dracrlpllon ellher legal -r ,^ n LIV-VER-LAX is strictly n harm­ erations, because they have too lit­ It enn be controlled more readily nml of aurh r r r t U l r a l r In Ihr n itn r ol Unknown. .awCorporation, ol Silaa Ulgeltiw. J , \V able, and lo hold, uae, mortgage, grant, l T a x r 'r r l l l t i a t * No. 1007, dalrd Ihr W ilmoit, W. A. Whitcomb. * . ,lg n. tranafrr, convey, rni uVnUr l.> mattless vegetable compound, and Is tle time to dtovote to pruclift! at the Is almost ns dllllcult as tho ’tumbler* IthAUo day i|l Novvmbrr, A, I*. 1895, rovrri rle t >l*tun, wlduw, Ai na VV. nrt. gage, pledge, deed ol irtiit, nr o t h e r * l*e, itf ing l.ot No. I J I . Town ol Atlamnnlr, t a i l Muran, J . G. Muran, Wm. I>. guaranteed to givo satisfaction or to linmlle. lo ctherwlae diapoae ol the .arm .-r au) aif til l-rlng t r r r t H i l at th* d a lr of Ihr ir*uI m p o r t a n c e H a s B e e n L e s s e n e d . Ilraon, Nurman Ft. tlleaon, every part thereof, or any am! . . . . . right. your money will ho returned Inds anrr u( ritch ri-rlinratr in ih r namr of II* ir* at Law of Sven-I Oteaon, N orgren E ffectiv e K ic k e r . I lllr or i n l n e * t therein, in the Stat. Ilw “Kicking Is relatively a less Impor­ A I II A N. t'n, on the original, hearing the likeness 'trt«-a*ed, Defenttanta. in!■ or vlftffwhifv; io harrow ur in lumri rHipw "Regarding Ifershy and O'Den, the AUo T » * i r r tlllr a ir No. 1005, -Ialn t ihr tant part of football now than It was i Chaa. C. Warwick. Trualee, Hubert II. and to e a cr u te !la cole*, horde' n other and signature of I.. K Origshy. In the early stages o f tin' game,” lie rivalry between* them was unique la tlh day of .*■n v rm brr, A. I>. 1895, rever­ Hamaey, Trualee, F'airfield Lumber Co., a eviderrea c f ind eh trd nnr, and to plrdfr, ing l-«l 403. TowrT ol Allam nnir, •aid*lot the West. O’Mcn probably would get For sale here .it Vie and 51.110 at declare I. “When a yard * r a font wipt1 Corporation, the lleira at Law u( hilae, mortgage or < ih < r w l» encumber til of tar l-ring M i n r r i l a l (hr* date ot I n u i n n o' lllgelow, fiectaaed, W, A. Whitcomb, part nr .p e ita of fte properly wh.ihef fad •urh c tr u l i r a io in i t e name ol Unknown, \V. tl Aldridge. ('a trie-U Jeau n Ant a W. Moran, J . G. or peraanal or any iulerral whatiaetrt an Imiairtar.t factor In determining tin* better distance out of Ids efforts, hut therein and in general to do ary and til Mnfan, Wm. I>. Dlraoni T a x f r i t if r i t e No. 1001, dated Ihr result of.n game a good punter vvns lie vvns n slow kicker, and when an o|>- tlhAI»o thing* necrrxaary or rcnvenlent for ik» pray­ day ol November, A. I>. It>95, cover­ l l aptH-aring frum tin* aii.Aatil of Grurge er poneat hurried him lie lost much of Ills and eurcraaful conduct o l ' i l * Im'iaen, ing l.« t* No. 347 and Nr. 315, with nthrr G. Hyrring,- hrrtir. duly bled, I bat he ie a u big share of u team's defensive ol A ham ontr, >aM tola tt ln x atdlllli r and ruuriael lor Hit- ab ove .named and to h a t e , ex r c l « , and en|..y fU'tbr strength. He Is. of course, a factor effectiveness. O'Pea's longest kicks Inm. .i.,, . fTown right*, Power* and privilege, u. llm i ta d at the d ate of l i e Nxuanrti ut >u<li rumpli inant in Iho a b o u a t y b d raUM, and i orporation* (or profit, organir. -t av l «tnow, but with rules which permit were ngtilnst teams with weak ends rerllflr atr >n the oamr Unknown. Ihal II la the betitf uf altiaut Uikl the de- l*t|ng lindf r I t e U a , uf tbe N,at. „l M«* Alw T a x (T rtK ira te No. l o o s , dated l r lemlonta, Chat. C, Wart, h e , -T rtitlfv, Itobteams lo rush the hull more easily white Hershberger had the faVulty of llh day »l NQvrtulirr A ..U . IM'S. rovrrtng t rt 11. rtanuey, Trualee, \v. A. Whitcomb, Ida. it tn-lng e,p re **ty proud- ' 14 at tXa kicking about the same against.all op­ t.rt No. !!«!>. O it I. other lot*. Town ol Alta- » nrtle Ol.wor, Arina Vv. Muran, J . t j . Mu- lore going enumeration nf epeiit r i-oeen limit In days of otd ho Is not so great" ■ a aay mnnlr, -aid 1. I bring ararrred a t the date run uri'l William' I*. Oleai n are rc.M enta ut eFall not be held to limit or r a factor la the result*. A team which ponents. ol t h e e U u r m r ol nurh e rrllllrate in the a atnl,i iitiier ihati thq atat« uf I lurid*, uiul manner th e general power* of tii-* cotpanlio n . "Of the modern kickers, I think Nel­ name, t l P i kn i v n , One,Inch Cards Will He Published Un­ lias an Inferior kicker can make up for l but the i-l reif'lvtire and ad d r.-c-a T a x i-'rrti(lratr Nr. 1001* dated ihr uf Ibe aaid defendant* are, Cbarlea C. War* Article III. der This Heading At The Hale Of J7.2C this delieh-ticy In other ways far son Norgren ( v i i s the b e s t I ever huVo tlh,Alto T h e am o u nt of the capital day ol November A. |1, 1895, covering wi. k. iruitee. I'biiail.lpoia, l*a.. Ituturt II. , _pltal *loek ,.l tlh seen. Norgren, while he xvas not a Per Year. .. , rurporaiiun ahall be Cine H u n d red T h - o p t i ( Lot No. 371, Town of Altamonte, raid lot more readily limn it could la the old Uttmae), trualei-, 1‘ii tlaib Ip) ia, J’a., W Did) are ( 6 lOO.OOO.ODI d i v i d e d i n j u --it, iXavbring i n m o l at the dale ol the iaauanrr of speoliieuhir punter am i'on several.oc­ W Id leu mb, liluondngloii. I d , ‘Carrie VV. days. ■urh rerlilhratr a- Unknown. nUr*.*n, l iu l u l l , M inn.; Anna W. Muran, •and 11,000' »h*r-‘* ot the par exit,* „l Oar c a s i o n s was outdistanced, had wonder­ T h e itwl AI»o T ax C r rlif lo .I i No. 204. datrd the llul&ll., Minn.; J . G. .Vlorau, Duluth. Minn.^ Hundred Dollar* ( 1 1 0 0 . CO) e a c h Office Next to \V. K, llousholder "I remember when I played ut Yule ful control over tile oval. He was fitb day n l J u ly , A. I >. 1908, eon-ring l.ot and Wm, D, Dbadn, (lull ill, G a.; Ilia! the when laaued ahall h« fully paid >l»rk paid Garner & Woodruff Huililing for in lull wllh lawful m o n e y ol the llalird lin t the kickers of the team were Town of Altamonte, raid lot being *»- aald defe-ndantB Hie over i l l age ot Iwi nlyone of. Hid few men who knew Just 405, etsrd at tb e d ate nl (he Irruanre ol aurh •me y e a r !; that there U bo |»rtoa in the S t a l e * or In pre perty, labor or o t .l r e t , ,1 given thoroTigh practice both morn­ a j u . t valuation to be fixed by thiatar1) R . V . E . W A T T S where the ball vvns going and fort Ifled eertillrale in the name ol S. VV. rtir|>brn*. atate uf f lurida tho r - j e ut a, aubpm na poralor* or by t h * director, al a me4lit( ing nud afternoon, and some of tlie upon whom would be binding upon the Unlra> raid rertlO ratr* ihalt be rrdremrd K V K. E VIt, N OS i: and T II It O AT t tore ambitious continued their train­ with this knowledge. Ids ends seldom arrt rding lo taw lax deed will i-aue thereon aald *l< l.-ndanta, and it further appearing called for aurh purricae, which value ahall fulh-d to nab thu runner tho minute nil i h r Znd day ol Hrrrmlirr, A. 1>. 1916. from the albdavit aloteaaid that the Fair- be entered of rerord in tbe minute* cl Ik* MONDAYS anti T K I IIMlIAV.S ing tint only in season but dally W iln r** my oindal rignalure ami M-al Ill Id l.umlnr Cuiiipauy la a corporation •eld meeting. I DOlo I oi |*. \|. the ball came down. In addition to Aillrle IV. whoac office ami principal ( l a c e uf buainea* I lia Mat day of October. A.‘ U. 191R. throughout the year. The result of Thia rorp bration ahall exitl lor a term cl this, he got his kicks off faster than and whr.ae auccckaor* and a*-ign* are un­ (trail F. A. D O U G L A S S , that work may easily he Imagined; the Nlneiy-nln e (991 yeala from the -late ol Ik* known. and that hilaa lilgel *w baa dcparteil' Ulrrk Circuit Court Srminotr Co.. Fla. anyone 1 have "seen In years ami put I)r. II. II. McCaslin t h u Ilia leaving heir** and legal rrpreaenta- eauanre of le tlt r a patent. , B y V. M. McD aniel, IT. C, punter knew* every quarter Inch of the 2 l-T u r*-6tr them so far up In.ihC iltrthiU even n live* who»e name* and .placca of rraidenre. A illrle v . pigskin itntl controlled the ball with are unknown; D E N T IS T Th# ofilceii ot_tb|g_ Ccraar*Uuo--»k»ll WVnodernlely fa s t'.pair of ends had, no an accuracy which would be regarded *-pce*ident. «'X 1cf prrxirfetit, a aerirtaiy *ef * * Therelore, Vou. Charl t » _ . C . — War wire, Notice nr Appilcallen ler l a x Deed Unde/ Office in Garner & Woodruff Huililing nowadays as positively uncanny. dlfllculty In getting down under them;*’ 's.H erllo n II of C hapter i * M t L aw * of F le e - tru e, * t Hobrrt l L ’ Hamaey, irucleg; W. A. a treaaurei, the l a tte r two of whtrh oifi.-e*. Whitcomb, Carrie Clceon, Anna W. Muran, to-wit: n secretary and a trc a iu r,>. may k« The great object then, ns It Is now, No|lce la hereby given Ihal A. Marahall, J . G. Muran and William It. Ctbaon are o r­ heli( by un* and the aarne prrsnn. and a Formerly Occupied Ily purchavgr o f T a x i'e rtificale No.' 122C, dated dered lo appear to the llill ol Cbniptaint hmril » ' i l l r r . t u a e r » . l , i i „ of not raarv W- ball outstrtc nnn well t h a t thre* ill Ihr 3rd day ul J u n e , A. D. 1912, l.aa (lied lilvd in thia cauM •» Monday, thu llh day than *r ven (Tl r o r - h a — ~ - i > r . - - W V .-tf— Urn t r i , F I C A l d e 7 down the field. In those days the raid cetlitlk»te U» my elficr, a n d 'h a a made ui December, A. D. 1916, the aame being member*, the number ol ■aid hoard to k* fixed by thn by-law , 1 h > b o n d ol .llfrrtef, a p p litalitn Ter i n . deed to laaue In accord­ a rule day ol t h l, court, and the F'airfield punters were able lo tell almost the ance with labr. S aid certificate emhrarra Lumber Cumnany, a corporation, and all ahall be elected by tho ato anoitbr* al thill |evnet Inch iff the hide line over which the fallowingg dxacrihed property altnated in tmrllra claiming intercut under the aaid annual meeting which anall he held on Ike d* ObUary of each **d Seirinole county>- Florida, to-wit: Lota I, 2, Fair field Lumber Company aa Ua ’kucreeq- aerond T uesday in the ball vvouM ftdl. 3 and 4, liluck 2, Cameron. T h e aaid land ur* or aaalgn,, or other* l*,-; and alt paytlea ■v.ry year, beginning wltF, Ihe. vcai I9IT. . * n j l t c . . M t hoc -.«»flM* i gshalt-try l Il'flfB I T being a crave«I a) t h e date of Ihe iwuanrw of cla im ing i n l < t e l uniter Ml** Dlgrlnw. / ^RiCbard* Wai a Star. DENTIST The board of director* annually, on the •*■* aurh cerllfirate In Ihe ham* of Unknown. Un- rv*JH>d■ .m_JiLherwl«er-lw-^hCTTtqi ot llnknt ^_g-TTn* star of kickers when I played d a l* ax the annual meeting uf th* stackIra* aalil certifiralr ahall he iwijte'mill IlTfiTir hint t-ving in Semlncli- m u n ly, I lorlila, a« hcldera aa above- aperified, .and (mmcrtial^ 1 t n r n r T E w t i i deed wlti laaue t 'e r c u n on d c c r l t e d aa lollowa; S y ; t 4 of N W 'I,, Fc at Yale * was Genu Illehnrda, who Office: Yowell Hulldlng ly after tho aaid mreting of ihr ilsckhaldMgr . 26, T p . 20 S , ■ tk * 2nd day uf Ito-cemte-r A. fl. 1918. —'AftPn rttnprWe"get lC to lie ll suc­ * 1 * reached. Ute—liolghL -of-hls- crrrrer' IIV Wi nce* my official aignaluie and me! thia 31»t and NW If ul S W ' f , Sec. 28, ' T p . 20 S.', The board of rflyectore may al any limr ap­ point auch Oxxlatant tecretailr* or awlxiyal Itange 32 F:., HK *t of NFItf and F ill —flANEORD-----~i------ :---- •---- FinipTrA 183.1. Ills work, as that of others of cessful Imsehnll player Is merely a day i f CMoler, A. D-. 1918. S K ' i . !!.-c. 20. Tp. 20 F.. Kange 33 K. treaaurei* aa It may ape III. T h- Inrorjwti,r*n i . a. D m ia r.A B s. tills period, was Hie result of tills combination of iTallnrs and cents, . ator* or thia eompxny ahall rarti in ihe rliy Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., FI*.' N F: l( of N W ' , of Sac. 25, Tp. 20 8., • f • t i i o m a s B M M E T W|“ B in g e 32 K. AUo alt of the N J i of NFMf. of Sanford. Florida, on Ihe l l l h day *»f IN* Ily V. M. McD aniel. It. C. dally practice method and undoubted­ eml*er, 1918. t o compfet* the r tga-ilt»tla* Sec. 28. T p . sq.s-, Itange 32 ft, Except r n ttit soN iio u h iio l d e p tl-Tvaa-lia Yougottn admit John McGrow's a ly lie w a s one of the wonders of the* Beg. at Ihe M8 SFI corner of tbe N l; ! j »f tjl Ihe rnmpariy, t-x adopt by-law, x-x 1 ta great manager, but he’s no stronger elect offlier* to conduct the buxincr* ul t j* ‘game at punting. In those days the Iq Ihe t Ircull r e u r t n#«enik Jnd itlal Clr- N F ljf ., run N. 21 4 3 - 1 - 3 yd ,; thence W. m rpnratlon until I t , next annual nre-lag t* 117 2-3 yifa; then thence H. 61 1-7 yda; t b e n r * vwll In and far N rm h u lr Ceenty Flcilda w .on ly punt uh<s I w a s xvhat was called than Hurry Hempstead's checkbook. W. 2 5 7 J» yd*.; thence 8. 182 >d»; thenro 1917. Ifntll aald meeting *)f the InorptrI . I', Hagen, C h airm an ol Ibe • # « •' , alnr* and until th, Ir auccesxnr* arr rtrcled FI. 106 f - f l yd*, to bciionlng; alxtr oxrept* the ’tumbler,’ a kick seldom Keeil-nowv Heard ui County CctnmixaianLAWYERS beglnblng at t h * NFI corner at ae-tlup, run and du!y qualified, the bu,|ne*a of Ihb c*C-, McCrnwtins tied a string to Jim ••r*. Seminole C o u nty, Timid*, ndnys. lu kicking this, the ball was VV. 618 t-7 yda. thence. 8 . 110 yda. thence nnratlcn ahall be ronducted by Ihp (ttllewlor and cn behalf c l the Sanford, • Florida held with its longitudinal .axis at an* Thorpe so often that the chief Is be­ acting F‘ . S IS 4*7 yda; thetire N. 140 yd* t o be-' ing officer*,' to-w ll: llitaid ol County Commitginning. Alan excel t the rl^bt iraitt.-d and Tor and on liehaif J . It. Hpyden, a* prexldent, * angle ofc about jOO degrees to the ginning to resemble \n department alonera, Drang* county, n - i t id * . far a w o f r»hd oi the County ul Seminole, J . N. Whltenr, aa vice prrxident, mxti-rinl on VV f f of s i : 'I " f NFM,' of N K 1, . ground np l the kick waft not straight, store parcel. S late of F'tuiida Alfred F‘o*l*r, aa aocrelary and ircaxara*. • o • m r r v l n g title and p c a a o riin whtn rand m v and J . It- lla y ilan, J . N. Whllnrr, ll- Cj Citation va. imt was delivered with u sort of side­ lerlal ahall have been n h a a i l - i l , and the Maxwell and Alfrril Foatcf a* Iha board « Jamea H. Iliyro. Manager Mnthewson of Cincinnati HVV'i ot the NVV'i an.I VV * of S W ' , , swipe with tlu* foot. The result was To ail pereona Inter—led in or having Itvn* See. 6, T p . 20 S. Kange 32 FI , are ordered director*. ’ A R C H IT E C T r • what wo lifted to call ’kicking the bow franklyremarks that the Ited pitching upon the fuliuwlug deertibed properly, all - In appear t-r the Bill ••( Cnmulaint duly Article VI. • Late, .lying and being Ir the County nf Sem- file* In I hi* raae, an Vf.ioday, Iha fttb day Thl* eerporation sliall at the - rr.ciiM tom out of Hie ball* and ivlion In lllglit staff will have to. lo considerably u.olr, S t a le nf Flo tld a, end root* paitiiu- o| February, 1917, th* earn* bring a rule uf the Incorporator* above prxvHri far. for next season. iany drecrlbcil fo llo w ,, to-wil, adopt an appropriate corporate ,ral and bp Office In Yowell llldg. Sanford, FU ’ the oval turned tvvhdoni nnd-iflp-Iojm changed ■* • • • NF >, ol N'KH Ser. 7. Twp. 2 0 , A, of day nf t h l , court. [Jaw* not lneon»l,lant with the*e article* *4 without any apparent regularity In Its Ii 1* further ordered that t i l e nntlre he Kongo 32 L **t ! Incorporation, nor with the l a x , pi >•* puMtahed -In the Sanfar.1 Herald, a n«*r*- S l a t * ol Florida, which by-l»wx may k* Lyle Shinn, the southpaw pitching m i I, oi n f ; i f See. 8, Twp. 20 S , turn Imt. paper Jiullfahed In Semlm le m u nly, Flar- amended or repelled a* may l a pro*Ida* W Itang* J 2 F ia t. Ida, far twelve mMaerulivc Week*. "This resulted In an extremely mean flml dug Up by Clyde Mllau from LlaM . ' i ot N W ' t fee. 8, Twp. .20, -S. auch by-law*. de.i, Tean., hns las’ll released by tho Itangi 32 FTeal. VVitnraa FL A. Dnuglaia, Clerk- of, the Article VII. ball for the catcher to handle and pro­ N r 1; t i N V V ! t S e c. 8, Twp. 20; 8 . ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR at LAW ClrruU - Court, end the eeel the,eel, th l* T h * hlthxat amount c l Indrblrdncx# ar duced it greater nmour.t of fumbling Washington club to 'Nashville. Hang* 32 F-’a-l 20th dXx of October, A. IL iftls. liability to which IhUxcorperallon ("aF.f* * • -• • N W I, ot NW.'k S e c. 8, Twp. 20, R. teeal) K. A. DOU GLASS. Practice In State and Federal Courts any lim a xubject llaefl ahall b# twl-a ta* than the present-day spiral. It took Hante -12 L a - l. Clack a l Ihe Circuit Court. Seminole ■ mount ol lla authoriiad capital atock. It In u happy emllng for Corrigan's a lot'of work to boeotoo proficient In County, Florida. Whureax, L. I’ . H agan , Chairman of ihk Garner-Woodruff llldg • Sanford Fin Its list*, however, which 1 believe Is* baseball career If he decides that he floatd cl County Commitaionera, Seminole Georg* G. Herring, writ* • T i n . Si'li-ltor for Complainant. Th# nam ta and residence* oi ll« |a*ff* (founly, Florida, attlng- for and on behalf has had enough of the grind of win­ the principal reason It no longer Is porator* and aetmeriber* of alock will 19-T ue*-13|c of tba Hoard of County Co nmlaUonrre, number of aharea aubaeribad by aarh. *f» and for and on behalf ol t h * County of seen. The only fall harder to Judge, ning honor* lu the baseball world. Seminole, Htalx ol Florida, did on Ihe 23rd l a Ceart * f Iha Ceaaly Judge, Nemlaala • • • than the ‘tumbler’ Is the ’ffonter,’' a • * * J . ° K . Ifaydan of Banford. Fla.. 6«0 xharv*. day of O ctoLti. A LL 1918, Ilia hi* petition of Flerida J . N. Whltner of Sanford. F t ,.. 1 *b»r^ Wilder, a substitute 'halfback of In the above entitled court, alleging among In Cree aFaalyt a. lHlale bnll whlch seems to float oa the wind, * ol LAWYER it. C. Maxwell of Sanford. Fla.. 1 ih*f*. ‘ thing* th a t J a m e s H, Bryce la the ktag ri* Brown ami which It Is absolutely Impossible Kalians State Aggies, run 7ft yards for other Alfred FoaUr ol Sanferd, FI*.. I ahtrfcji owner of the following described landa in T o all Creditor*, iwgateew, DU trlbut*** and SUITE 9, COURT HOUSE PHONE HJ In Teatlmony Whereof the to Judge. This ball, however, Is one n touchdown In a game against South­ Seminole Countx. Florid*, all Peraone having Claim* or Demand* have Joined aa aubecrlhing laeorporator* •> against aald Eatata; NL i , ol N T If Sec. western college ut Manhattan, Kan. of the freaks of the gnnte ami Is the J . It. Haydvn Company, and have k>r*»itj SANFORD, - FLORIDA result of accident - rather than de­ You, and each of yon, are hereby notified set th, ir hand* tbto 14th day of Octnhaa Kang* 32 F l a t . • • • ■ W JO L jvi jf and required to preeeat any claim* and A. D. 1916. . „ demand* which you, or either ol you. may J . It. Hayden, sign. They do say that young Hilly Glen- Kacge 62 >.a,t. have againet Iha axial* of Maggie lirnwn, SF. <«' of N W J f S e c. I , Twp.. 20, J . N. Whltner. “Pigeon-Toed Kicks.” sen, Pittsburgh's new necond baseman Kacge I t Eaal. deceated, late ol Seminole Coonty, Flor­ K. C. t i n * U. id*. to tbe undersigned administrator of NEW ol N W J f Sec. S, Twp. 10, "To the best of my recollection, the secured 4rom Lynn, has n reputation * / Alfred Foxtcr. ■aid rotate, within two yeara from th * 12 R a n . S P E C IA L IS T ' first spiral punt I ever now was made of being cr.ft of the acrapplcat plnyrrs Rang* S t a t e ot Florida date hereof. h t f J f ' o l N W M flee. .8, Twp. 20. 8. County ol Samlnolo “ Dated Oct. 20th, A. D 1918. Kang* I t Frail. , On thia day personally appeared befere •• In CANCER. GOITRE and TUMORS by Clarence llerschbcrgex. I waft try­ In baseball. S A M U E L E. B R O W N . And lu rth .r alleging t h a t a public high­ • • • a notary public ot t h e 8tatw of Florida. J ** ing to tench Ilersby the ’tumbler,’ but 19-Tuc*-9tr Cure Them Without Cutting Them Out way ha* bean ralaidivhed In Seminole Ifaydan, J . N. Whltnar, K- C. lie could not seem to get the hung of Napoleon Lfljolo la considering an County, Florida, a certain pettioa e l which Alfred Foatar, each to m# w#1J and P 'r*.M through and over Ike land* of iha ORLANDO, - FLORIDA It. Instcnd of swinging his foot over offer which will end his b1fficaiiue.cn- pa,>r* Nallc* af l a le e t l e a la Apply far L eltere ally known, and known lo m# lo b# J J* •aid Jamea 1). llryc e; khat portion a l aaid P A 1R N T parsons I n 'n n d who oaaeu^'I , i t g .for a sideswipe and hitting tho ball on reer and make him a magnate nml highway paaalng over and throygh th* landa . Nolle* la htreby glean that on t h * 18lh foregoingdaaerlbad article# of incorporation * " “ , •• ■ of the aaid J a ir e a If. flryce, being more the Inside of Ids Instep, he drove his manager In the Class AA: minors. If day ol Ntvcrabcr A. D. I t t C , xh» u n d ir- of them acknowledged to ma that h# l a illiu t a rly drerrlled a» follow,, lo-wlti algnad will apply lo Ibe Honorable ■Pack tho aama lor tho purpoaoO therein **4 foot straight out. nnd caught the ball bo accepts 1L A right at way fifty tret in width paevlng Trammel, Governor of Florida, al Tallg- and aanraaaad. * • ’ _ ' _; , , ut through th * aald landa of the ,ald Jamea II. haxeee, Florida, for Let I arm Patent Incor­ -- l a Wltneva W h .rao f, T have * SUCCESSOR TO W. It. UNDERWOOD on the .outside of his Instep, Impart­ • • • l “J llryce, the renter Un* of which la mor* par­ porating J . , 1 L Hayden Company, under my band and olBriotponl at Sanlord. la One and two h.oree Wagons Made ing n twisting motion to the ball. Wc Manager lloblnsoa has bad some ticularly deecribed aa f- llowi: Regiaaing a t IF,* following propoted charter, tho original County ol Samlnolo. and 81*1* t h * north line oT Section Seven (7), Town- of which la now oa file In tho o n e * ol tho on thl* th * l ( l b d ay « l Ociob*r, A. r> tot*. , In Sanford, on hand a t all times. nil nscrlbod Ilersby'a Inability to mas­ world's series experience before. He ehlp1 (20), eouth ot Itange « Eaal, Secretary of S la t e at Tallahaaa**, Florida. D- F . Whltner <A*» te r tho ’tumbler' to the 'fa r t that hr Wfts- an assistant to John McGrow aaid Twenty point being 1286.6 ft. more or leva Notary To Mlr- J . It. Ifaydan, PRACTICAL HORSESHQER was pigeon toed nnd I guess Ids In when the Giants played the Athletics wwat of tba nprthraal rornar of aald Sect ’ My KiraralPWn •*’1”** ; , J . N. Whftner, 4 tioe Seven (1), ia aald (ownihlp and rao f a by. 12th. I21T'-205*207 Oak Ave. Phono 244 iqtnlcd toes have laid a great deal ti for the big honors. R. C. M ai well, aald point bilng In t h * center line of X 17-Tuaa-ttc Alfred Footer. N ATjURE W A R N S 1 BUSINESS CARDS I D R . C. G. BU TT INTERESTING • SPORT • PARAGRAPHS . -. Wilson & Housbolder E lto n J . M o u g h to n ..G EO . A . D ECO TTES.. SCHELLE MAINES Dr. J. A. TR0V1LU0N SANFORD WAGON WORKS 1 �-1 "H ltb Schoolmates _ S L -^Diar bi-inonthly niecHng of I Tfc. . nrv »ocictio was held on Vtbe ***,% 0#; 2nd, on account Of Of school on Frir “ ^ thc foOtbsll.Bama. I ^ h e Vvine LH^nry S o c W ^ M The JMiitc of the year on ThursIjta fir*1 (3c ^ T L_, h .t dArtUn Florid, should .hoold play In the lost game on amount of n badly ciit fftiger’, but Manager Washburn when not hurt is no back nujnber when it comes to playing the game. The sooner his linger gets better the chances of the locals rupturing the next tam e will look very bright. Tm mini o'r »'l "dnr.MH------ ------- -V*R»*We-*tPTHP Same" Douglas GrilUn, the substitute player on the local team is in some sense of the word a most valuable player to have around. For in a substitute player it is required of hint to bo abie to till in the position of ono whoever may gut. hurt dur­ ing the process of a guine anil to bo able to fill these various positions it requires timber of tho highest class and Dug, as he is generally called is just the boy for the position. liv 5t*nn I ^r c yT m ^ nI,.tW n m o y , , . Er U Li>,lc : Negative l.iH>un Goertx, Mary luillc Lyt**1I The judge* - • Edna Chittenden, ■Catherine Aycocke and Fern " urd Irenderi’d the decision in favor of the ‘ ‘ ^ il e 't h e judges had retired to |pr*p.re the decision the .ociety — I ^ P u T s o l o ............... Lucille R inos Current Events.... Evelyn Cowley Vice President Hrady resigned her |office si she M “"nln* ford. Fern Ward was elected, to I her. petition. . . The program commlttpe for Nov. 15th. from the Sophomore Class »■ I prances Chappell, Itctta Stone a Helen Hand. » The Boy* Debuting Society had object ol today” for their dobate: Hesolved that a second primary I (bould be held instead of election by f |second choice vote. Affirmative— Greene, Hoblrtson. Negative—Holly, Lipford. The judges—Spencer, Purdon and Hill rendered the decision in fuvoF of (he -affirmative. •We arc told the auditorium ’Vas ! nther warm, although it was conou(aide. I J Friday. Nov.’ 3rd was set aside as state wide ‘Mothers* Day.” Mr. Kungo. County Supt. Lawton, Dr. ! C. A. Owns were the visitors of the day. This was the first time Supt. Las ton had visited us and his addro* »as very much enjoyed. The High School extends n hearty Invi­ tation to Mr. Lawton- to como of­ ten. Dr. Owens next addressed the school on a subject appropriate to th the day along with servcral readings. Jt li needless to say this was enjoyed very much, as Dr. Owens is a Chau tiinitja leeturer ol much eminence. Dr. Owens visited ‘us Monday morning and gave a short address on the recent Paul Lawrence Dunbar along with a number of his most noted poems. This was enjoyed immensely by the students, as very f;w had even heard of this eloquent n?gro poet. t\t the request of the student body . Dr. Owens made a farewell visit on Wedne-nlay morning. He continued his readings of Paul Lawrence Dun­ bar and added some of Whittier and Kipling. We certainly wish Dr Owens could have stayed in town longer and could have visited the school more often. BASKETBALL NOTES By.“Red” Davis Piul “Tough” Hawkins, displayed T hlfn article of basketball last Thurs­ day night In fact it was necessary to fight all the way for Odum, his partner in this game, was *l*o in a fighting spirit. From, reheard from the ring side scats •he playing of this hoy was compliJj^SlfiLvaty- hig Myr-— :---------------- , A Jewell There's no getting around it, Roby “•Jng. the ail around, energetic and filin g center of the B. S. A. Bi-'kcthall team is what we term a j* V ‘- a diamond,- 3 carets .would never outshine this lioy on a basket­ ball court. A Leader ■I'taln Ned Chittenden also play*, “ *am ul* game of basketball in f game between Seabreeze and , J0caIa- Captain Ned has proven a, papular leader, just Uko no row Wilson lends his party Is e way the Captain leads hla play*” on ,0 victory. ... ■' Fight but Loud Allan June*, probably the lightest oiHii” °n lhe .*oc*l team found hit « » H*ht guard a the t, *r;‘ 1>0sil' 0n to fill, but despite, held of th® P «ition Allan Thi. t l*, ° wn "S'dobt oil comers. •youB * tl,e fir*t season out for this turnJ? f and from th8 work he to h' °u,f lu t Fridl|y h® fair fam. f hi* p,ctur« in the fall of In ,k a ,on,t ®'d® of the other stars ,n th' buketball world. lira J.no,her 8w«el Bird to nlav , nttr> who not only being tp fin* [°rward 3* well measured up UMiltd KN U ° i °f cent*r when had ml ^ ann*r In the laat game «ny othr v ^’* inU t0 bli credit than Out nf 1. (l ay^r °n the local Uim. hla rrrrfi/’ poinU Kannnr had *8 to rffdU' , F or accuracy. 12. Persons residing in the stato twelve months and the county six months may on payment of $1.00 to tho county judge receive a “ resident county license;” a “non resident county license” for $3 and n .“ non resident hunter's license” for $16.00. No llcenso good except in county is­ sued. No license required of resi­ dent Confederate Veterans. 13a County judge to have 25c, 60c and $1.00 respectively, for each li­ cense issued, county game harden to have 26c, ,60c and $3.00 respectively for each license Issued; balance goes to the county school fund. 14. County game wardens are ap­ pointed by board of county commit* sinners, talf appointment to be based on recommendation in primary after November, 1116. 16. All grades of license shall be of different color containing a syn­ opsis of 4hs game law printed oa the back, and shall be good only for the open season or fraction thereof •Im­ mediately following ‘their issue. Confident of Hie Prowess, la Donald's endeavor* at abating he had the sad mlafortuno to fall and se­ verely bruise his eye. Ihpro days fater, when ho accompanied his aunt shop­ ping, friends whom they met Invui•hlr asked Donald If he had been In a fight Finally be turned to hla aunt -and said: MAunt!u, If I bad been in a fight I wouldn't have a blue eye other .boy would hare I f Book Agent's Palsvsr. After you heat; the agent talk about the books he's selling, you wonder how J , “ ,h” s *™ he can have the heart to part with etbsll team waa unable to them. * for* L IRON Reviewing Children’s Coats ROD CARRIES DEATH White Plains Man Measuring Oil It Shocked to Death When Gauge Touches-Wires. White Plain*. N. V.—Guy Walker, forty years oLI, was killed by electric --shock while measuring oil In a lank i-jtr In 'tin- freight yards of the New York. Wetli-hester and Boston Rail­ road euiupiiiiy lu-re. Hi- was using mi Iran rod and after Inserting, It in ilu* top of the tnnk ear started fo withdraw It, when ho touched one of tlie electric- feed-wirua "Umf aWfliT Udder volts shot through the rod and Ills body, killing him al most lustnntly. The electricity chnrgod tho mctnl tank of the car nnd Walker wns knocked to the ground after the full voltngo had passed through him. He leaves n wife nml llvo children, who rcktde ut Silver Luku. , , The Milwaukee Browers clinched the cellar championship of the Ameri­ can nssocltlon nil three ways—Inst In team- standing. Inst In team hutting, und Inst In team fielding. V _______ •’ Patrick Murphy, we presume of Irish descent is the last or the local players at the present. Though spoken of last does not put his abil­ ity any further down the list than tho first - mentioned. Pat is also chairman of the local Brotherhood and in tho capacity of player and chairman, both of which he fills well. On a’ccount of his right hand being burnt it Is doubtful if he will be able to piny this season. Synopsis of Game Law 1. Tho title of nil wild birds and game is vested in :he various coun] ties of the state. 2. The foliowihg only are game birds: Swan, geese, brant, ducks, rail, roots, mud' hens, gallinulos, s'tore birds, plovers, surf birds, snipe, woodcock, sand pipers, tattlers, cur­ lews, turkeys, grouse, pheasants, quail nnd-turtlo dove. 3. It Is n $25 fine to rntrh, kill, ship or have in possession any game bird, plumage, skin eggs or nests thereof, except as provided by law. 4. Often season Nov, 20 to March 10 following for deer, wild turkeys, quail doves, swan, brant, , rails, geese, coots, sand pipers, curlew, snipe,‘ ducks and plover; Nov. 20 to Dec. 10 following, for ghcasants, and Oct. 1 to March 1 following for squirrels. Unlawful to kill squirrels in any public or prievate parka at any time. 5. It is a $50 fine to capture, kill or injure any game bird or nnimal by pitfall, deadfall, scaffold, cage, snare net, salt lick, blind pen, baited hook, baited 'field, drugs, poison, chemicals, explosives or.similar de­ vice. C>.' I t is a $25 fine to catch, hunt or kill any game bird or nnimal be­ tween dark and daylight the follow­ ing day, 7. It is a $25 fine to kill more than one deer, two turkeys, twenty quail or twenty live birds of any otner species in one day. It is $500 line to kill more than three deer, the turkeys or three hundred of any other game bird species in one* sea­ son. 8. It is n $25 lino to hnrter, sell, or oflor for sale any game bird or animal. 3. It fs a $100 fine to hunt out­ side. of yaur-Voting-pteeinet-without a license; a $25 fine to change or alter n license. 10. It Is a $25 fine to transport within Ir without this state any game without proper license. It is a $100 fine for any common carrier to re­ ceive such game for transportation. T I. TKe witnesses Turnishing eyldonee to convict for'any violation of the game fawn shall have half of the fine Imposed. PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD 14. W » ' N When Tobacco Was New. ,* . Tho finds of pipes on tho sites of tho ramps of th* parliamentary armies in England hnvo been numerous. It is not kno«rv whether Cromwell smoked: hut Milton smok'd a plpo at •1 p. m. every day before retiring. However, In Romo, cases the Puritans contrived to Introduce their religion even Into pipe smoking, -for nr old •rhronlcfbr tells nf a Presbyterian minister so prcHse that "lie would not So much ns take a r!|"> of tobacco, be­ fore Hint he had first sayed grace over It.” Qet Heat From Natural Spring. At Acqul, Italy, water from a nature al hot spring Is tried to heat a largo hospital. Tho hulld'ng,, formerly a school, has been piped, and .the neverfalling supply of-boiling water also furnishes alf'tho wntel necessary for washing and cleaning purposes, hence no fires nre required save for kltchon uses. The spring is located in tho center of the city Meerschaum. Tho chips and sawdust of tho moorschaum plpo factories make an excel­ • • • lent cleansing powder for .removing President Emeritus Eliot of Ilnrvnrd stains from costly fabrics. An Inferior believes that n man can get tin i*du- pipe Is also made from tbeso scraps, ration In four years, hut that allows tho fragment* being bound together him - no* time In mnke tho football, with somo solution nnd Utcn molded husohnU nr basketball teams. into blocks. . MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER % Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnic Dry Cleaning. Altcrao * (ions of Ail Kintis on Short Notice ► Join Our Gentleman's Valet Club. . 52.00 Per Month, S U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 After reviewing <»ml* made for the * cepllens of models mntle for grown simill girl It seems tlint they range people, through as great u variety of male-' '■The oont shown In the plrlttre Is n rials, aial almost ns great a Variety pVnrtti-aL model of -brown plush very of styles, ns conts-fnr grown-ups. All durntile ami warm. It Is so simple the soft, woolly goods, several fur- tliiit there is almost n » reason for n fnbrlcs and plushes, velvet In various description of It. It Lns a turnover colors, nml nil-fur coots promise n collar and ett(Ts of the same mnlyrlnl season of itch nr,tl comfortable out­ RS the belt. Till- hell slips through straps nt ilu- sides, nnd odd silk but­ door wear for the little miss. It Is a fad of the season to bnve a tons provide the menus of fastening. hat or bonnet and n tiny intifT made if (he sane material its the coni. From top to toe almost everything small Indies wear is of one kind of cloth. For trimming, narrow bandings Evening Bag of Satin. of thi* shnrlhalred and least cosily If you have u yard or more of hand* furs are used. Smocking anil shirring aoine satin ribbon you can convert It play Important roli-s In making coals Into a handsome evening bag by using of wool velours. Bolivia and similar n little time and skill. Fold the satin cloths, and they are at their best on across onre nn*l sew up Ihe three shies. velvet. But cftits.o f fur-fnhri«*s or Face the open ends and put n draw­ plush, like that shown In the picture, string through of sllkun cord, the must he made an the plainest lines. same color as the bag. You may All-fur coats of white rabbit with decorate cite side with a hnr.d-pnluted caps and muffs to match make tho lloral design and work a garland of most captivating sets Imaginable. ilowers fa si ilotted of small I eails on Baby Bunting's father spends his time the oilier. Or feathers left over from to good advantage when he manages an, evening fan, sewed ou with care, to clothe Ills small daughter In these will make a handsome ilecoration. snowy skins. Itnlddt Is frankly rab­ Sailor Hats. bit this year, nnd costs money, at The sailor continues to be Ihe most that. There are fascinating coats of white broadcloth trimmed with hand­ fashionable millinery shape for geuings of brown fur, nnd they nre ipmlnl cral wear. UPWARD t CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. New Inspirations of Hairdresser —* Chero-Cok is a universal favorite because it is $ure ^fjoletfotw & e fr e e ii)m s Now that tho wared and puffed and otherwise elaborated coiffure has tome track, hairdressers appear to be work­ ing under tho spur of new Inspirations. They have added coiffures with loops uf hair to other high nml stately styles, nnd nro showing others with small puffs and several short curls pinned nt the crown of tho head In the back, for those who like n lower hnlrdress. Among high coiffures there Is one design In which a hand of waved hair Is wound about the head like a wide hand of ribbon, near tho forehead. It allowa a few orderly waves and ring­ lets to escape about the face, nnd the hack hair Is arranged In puffs nt the top of the crown. This Is an unusual nnd very flolshed-looklng halplreas. A similar cblffure la shown In the picture. In this design all tho hair Is vyavrd and the front hair Is combed hack over a foundation which raises It at the top of the head. At the back a cluster of curls is pinned d c I o w the erown and a band -of waved hair U breugtit across.above the nspo of the neck. It will he seen that ornamental pins are an essential port of this coiffure—They finish and support IL The colfPire at the left Is much aimtiler. All the hair la marcelled for It nml combed toward the. top of the crown: It Is finished In a. srnnll coll fastened with a shell comb. This Is ono of many styles to which a side part on the forelieud gives a youthful touch. Crepe de Chine Negligee. If you are accustomed to receiving jour family and girl friends In your bedroom, you will want u dainty neg­ ligee. The handsomest of thefc are expensive when bought ready-made, but you can make ono of these for a few dollars nnd in a few hours from crepe de chine, china ntlk, flowered silk, mulle, albatross or cashmere. You can make It empire In atyle, with a bolero made of the same material or of lace. A slightly large armhole adds to the comfort A negligee requires about , five yards of .material and a little move than r yard-of lace. 8klrta 8weep th* Floor. Some of the new skirts sweep the floor In an even‘line, and are trained at the back. . ' S o ld o n ly in la b e le d b o ttle s Y o u will enjoy its uniform flavor, and the certainty o f its cleanliness. DRINK" r^ cp es N O /v e PHONE 174 �■ .- ' THE 8ANFOBD - - '•-■T ' tend to lesson the perils which besetTHESANFORDHERALD the path oT the person approaching solldate the people’s ideas and unite them in a demand upon Congress for an embargo on foodstuffs now being shipped out of the United States in such quantifies os, if not thcckc^ to bring our nation to the verge of •turvution. And the evi­ dence the editor offers-is backed up by the market reports coming to our tabic from day to day. ■A:-1 ~/I - V** ' *, i W W lW W V 0W rr+ W W W ° W W V lV f V n U ' W tV tW W V ^ Notewber 1|, | w > » w « ... rfWIartr rfEnrtnOi n u f W i rfW W in M S n ftn fW W V rfW W V rfW Iw ^rfW W V rfV rfW W W W S . * one of the ‘'locomotive headlight*!" with which some of the high’ priced cars are equipped. FublUwd E w y Tu«rf»r rnJ The legislature must see to it that ; . there shall ho a J)eavy penalty a t­ tached for a violation of a law pro­ Much time is often lost in making special trips to pay bills—this hibiting the use oljlights when there can be avqided if you maintain a checking account with this bank <ax« ......................................................»*•" ihall be.any attempt to pass persons . » . « « i m o n th s. ....................................... , -, s or vehicles,p-Pjsi {# Beach Poet. He shows the approaching condi­ ' t l U l MONTHS............. T* j_ _ ° Open an account and;pay your bills by check and MAIL them. tion into which tKb wage earners will P U wrM to Oa a t ? S» t*n U » |1J» P*« T»u la I ,I|TER1 FTERM A TH be plunged irf present overflow of A drian mr 20». P*» Maalh A saving all around. letter was received our food stuffs is .not checked—a The f olid wing Icl t i r a M U U Adraaca M id Da Mada »« Oflca b « jan did friend from n condition of semi starvation in spite Oaaa MaP Malta* Aaf«at ! b d of good wages as compared with goring city: IM S . Sl (ha Poatofflra al Saarard. fiarUifc IW thosti of previous years. This being Friend: Hada* Art at MartS Ird, I STS. was greatly surprised to find the condition of a man who has • dlaa la Hacald DalMlag T«»a>«»« Na. US gainst Calls for governor when an income, it is easy to see what fifteen years you have been with must happen to those out of work people and for the people and and without reserve funds to fall folight with me- for Broward, and back on. John Stockton and clean politics H. R. STEVENS C.^L HAND His remedy is the immediate sus­ 0 . L. TATLOR R. R. DEAS ugninst the ringsters of, the state. pension of the export of our food C*thi*r Alt’! fidiirr vi~-»w s . i p> L WOODRUFF V*c.-P t»*hJ«U Did you not recognise .the forces products of an embargo to be behind Knott and ftnow that Knott placed upon'such foreign absorption himself was unaware of their own of our necessities of life. real identity? ” To the salaried man and wageWe would reply to the old friend earner this proposition appeals, for that had any one beside S.. J . Catts while he,has perhaps received a sub­ led the forces and as a Democratic stantial increase in the units of his band for,23 years and at other times rise to great emotional heights. Her the United States department rfl nominee placed himself at the head •Income, the purchasing power of was connected . with the bands of performance commands attention agroculturc’a mammoth display of the ticket we would most assured­ those units has diminished to such the Wallace circus and other aggre­ from the statr and holds it to the This great exhibit will requlrl*., ly have been found on the side that an extent that, taking it fn the terms gation^ and was also in the orches­ finish. thousand square feet of fioor kZ C O N SID E R T H E YO U N G STERS tra of the Andrews Amoricnn. Opera the friend probably means although of food, he is worse ofT than when on Supporting Miss Barriscale are to and involves an expenditure ol on] Say, you u'utomobilistg! Haw you Co. He has had many years of ex­ be seen Charles Miller, Katherine than }20,000 on the part of the Ge«.l wc thimnUie is mifttaken about his the lower wage. And this diminu­ got any youngsters? And don't perience with various hand organi­ Kirkwood, William Desmond, Thom­ ernment for tho imporvement w| they, like every other kidlet, get side just 'iU munAvthousrtnds weru. tion is continuing to an alarming ex­ zations’ and is recognized as one of as S. Guise and. Gertrude Claire. agricultural condition, and furtfl We haw fought many g^bjl fights, tent. away from the home yard once in the leading band men of the country. Each, It is said, has contributed ing the education of AmerieinfH The producer also - feels the ina while and run loose on the street? many unsuccessful fights, upd have He will he urged to remain here and largely to the excellence of the play. mere. nri regrets for having fought .them creased costa, but as his gains from Or maybe, once in,awhile your wife g iv e.Sanford the benefit of his wide The production was directed by In this phenomenal exhibit sends ’em to the store to gel some because lye have always fought for , ^hat he* has- to market are vastly experience in band work and thfa is Raymond B . West and photographed bread. And they have to cross the the sidp that we thought was right, increased and he can stand the relaexact reproductions in mlni»iWl j | I he people and their rights have tlvely small additional cost of these the time to organise it good band by J. D. Herriot, while the technical perfect relief models of modtrn«Street to get thefe. been oyr theme for many years b u tthing , ^ ^ ^ for ht( htl!) to KO inl(, here; something that is greatly details were in chrtlgc of Robert perimcntal stations which have d«* for wllich wh Well, how would you like to come needed. Brunton. •so much in an educational »»y'u * _•T____ ____ • _ home some night ami find that some no one, not even the dear friend thevtno fleet a nd purchase his condiLyric •Friday. who wrote us the letter can convince tiyn Is better, tion better. assist the general farther to maUkaj careless autoniohilist had run your us that S. J . Cults was in the same 1 While there is promise for great fartfi more produclh The Mesh of Mystery child do\tn? Not a pleasant thought class with John Stockton or Nupogains on tile purl of our fafmers by Syn opsis.of "T h e Mesh of Mys­ Good Nnlured Drunk * •" ami attractive. * —oh? Icon Broward or any other people’s . the higli prirA nl which their comtery," Chapter Eight of "CJloria's Miniature models-of farm hum,] Word was received , the other They consider the .yourigsters of . ■ ** everybody else as you would have, enndidato. \Vn have been in Florida modifies will sill, it must be remem- m a n c o . " morning by the loen! police thut a dairy and cattle barns*, silw. Caat*^ -every other autnmohilist consider politics too long io he fooled by a liered thut ti\e purchasing power will man had hocn seen in an outlying try houses, cattle and sheep dip;** We steadily diminish and there is jr line a Stafford your youngster^ It is nutural for I st*’artfct>r w' t *1 »tr:‘DRe tales. IliUie Burke district of the city, evidently a vic­ devices will be shown. Thr lin ’ .youngsters to gel panic stricken if a think that our friend needs sympa- beyond which prices become prohih- Ur. SjUip.hen Rovco Henry Kolker tim of John Barleycorn and a stran­ stock industry division will showi. I - -’ big auto IntAps up <»n fhetn when thy nml not us and time will tell the - itive. . . r_—--Richard Freneau David Powell ger here, as he was reported to be lustrations of nil animal discimid tide. Meantime, forget it as we These abnormal conditions are qot William Buselto sound asleep on the sidewalk with a describe methods used lor their e«wj David Stafford they 'are crossing (Tie street. Tlioy have. trol and prevention. ’ ' good for any class of citizens. The * oftentimes stop tiuad still or else run Mary Mulry..... .. Frank Belcher suitcases for a pillow. ------O-----cause of them irf the war in Europe right into -the. pu.th of an oncoming Bierpont Stafford ..Wm. T. Carlrlon Tho forest service will ilTuitntt Policeman Vickery was dispatched EAST COAST CANAL and the extravagant, prices paid by Mrs. David Stafford Julo Power auto. The safest thing to do is to with care the methods used tojrtj to the scene at once and. he found it The proposition to purchase the ugPnta of the hostlles to secure Judge Freeman* slow down when there are children Henry Weaver necessary to hire a taxi to bring the sejve the forests, now they are cxA supplies. So. indirectly, we are Gideon Trask ....... Frnnk McGlynn in your path. Give them all. the East Coast Canal from the slumber victim to the lock-up, A accessible to public and methedi d | best of tiie chance. lie prepared to Johns river to Key West and con- brought into the contest against our Gloria Stafford’s scream *ju»t as car was called and the' man loaded re-foresting. . stop still and let ’em do us their struct over this route, or a parallel willsand are made to suffer a part nhi* fainted upon seeing the sup­ in and driven to the police station. The Weather Bureau w II prent j route, a free and open waterway hav- of theprivations which tin* hostile posed murder of Richard Freneau, little minds hid them. As he reached the station he rouped a complete exhibit slowing hovtW, ing a depth and capacity sufficient nations are suffering because of act- her fiance, at - the base of the Sol­ up,*got his suit case and with much Government gathers bureau isfr I Too many kidlpt* are run down in I fur inland navigation, has been re- ive participation therein, dier’s Monument, just across the the S tre e tassistance managed to get out of million and distributes it for prae-1 ported adversely at \\ ashington, the. The theory of etnhurgo is to shut way from ihe Stafford homo on the car. Reaching his’ hand in his tical use. When you are running an automo­ principal reasons for the unfavorable - mU u)l Hlu.), influences by fencing ns Riverside Drive, New Y ork, aroused Tho Duval County Fair sill ui I pocket and bringing forth a handful bile keep your eyes peeled for tiny tots and at nil limes consider the report being that the commerce like- n|igut by w solid wall of separation, the household and the night nurse, of change he managed to center his confine exhibits to residents of D un ly to be eli nr tit ted by the construe- bul acl wqu|,| jikl,jy bring oll Pierpont* Stafford, and others came attention on the driver long enough' county. Practically every 'const; iq youngsters! Tampa Tribune. lion of such a waterway is not sttffully ns bad-a condition In this coun- rushing to discover the cause of to say "How much for tf»o two of us, tho stnte of Florida will b* ripffl ----- Ulirtent in amount to justify the large j ry because of the sudden closing of the alarm. sented at this great fair, many ipte j Mister?" C,LAUING H EA D LIG H TS cost of'.an adequate improvement, markets and cessation o f‘production, ,, , , .M 1*! prizes being offered for outah When Gloridu recovered enough Most insistent should the demands and that the present canal, m ain-‘ (bud throwing those most threatened He will probably leave the rest of I, ', , . . . . 'exhibits to count es as a whole, s to relate what jihe had seen through go forth /ram every county in tile tallied according to the terms of its j„ j0 jt| greater privations, his change in the city treasury. . . ., , , , , , . 1 - * • well as to individual farmer* fres state that the next legislature should charter, will afford ample facilities- The other remedy for the eondi- the Idnoculurs from her window, her all parts nf the state. tTike some decisive action in the (or the present wuterbournc com- iiun jH (0 j urease our production so hearers could scarcely believe their SEM IN O LE AT TAMPA A larfe space will be devoted u cars and sought her suffering from mqttcr of tiie glaring headlights upon that prices will stop in their upeward delirium. Dr. Royce was summoned this department where tra<*ton, tiki the automobile. These are a neces­ The East Coast Cana! proposition, course, before passing the prohihi- and to 'satisfy Gloria thnt no mur­ This County Should be Represented and all modern machinery -used t* sity for those traveling ol rr the nt Big Tampa Fair in ajiutshell, is sotm-lhing like this: live line and gradually settle down to der had taken place w en t'across to j tho farm will bo shown. Thrir country muds.'ill places where there The canal company lias not carried a more reasonable basis in compari- investigate nt the base of the monu­ and advantages will lie drn«>* Howard Curry, the great South shult lie but a dim light but each out tiie terms of its agreement with son -with the purchasing power of ment, returning to report that all Florida booster was in the. city t c - ' 8!rntod to visitors by nn-n estkdillj car should lie equipped with some the stnte of Florida, to construct i the great army of consumers, the was quiet and still there. Next day and paid The Herald office an educated nlong these lines, goingirtl method of dimming their brightness the waterway in such a way us to j wage-earners. As usual, he will have morning Gloria received a telegram appreciated visit. Mr. Curry is the detail on the various time -and Isber j when riose to and passing a vehivcle handle the traffic offered, and the to rarry the brunt of the battle, but signed "Freneau ," reporting his ar* field agent, for the South • Florida saving devices. of any sortT people of the East Coast are vitally it seems to us if case of one-half n rival nt the first city on his route, Fair and Gasparilln Celebration that The poultry department U is I . There is a certain nmgunt of pride interested in this waterway have be- j loaf rather than no. broad, and the others felt relieved. Gloria will hold forth from February 2 .to __ of thu JUChiionville~Poi among all owners of, automobiles in come disgusted with the tactics of sent a wire in answer aqd constaroa^-mUv— he-—hi CTTy anxious for Association and promises to b« #Mj having tiie best there is in the head­ the canal company; and they now Presbyterian Church Seminole county to have an exhibit -of-4he moH ftnrPrealing depirfi tfcnrTPigned'in theStufford homo ah light line; and that pride is ever seek to have the federal tfnvarruncwtL miiI tiunduy teas a very- encour hour later when tho wjrp _waa_ra» at the liig fnirr' AB Seminole county of the fair, the entire membershipd j pardonable;_but every Iiuniir—wilk purehuse^the canal—which the state aging day at the Presbyterian turret! with' the message "P arty can expects to hold n county fair the the association having entered Uti; uflihn that the blinding brightness paid for. Their raaaons (or Bsk!ngt**hurch.“ There was decided improvenot lie found." Later other, wires wqek previous to Tampa, the taking the project enthusiastically to null j of the coining car is. unjust to who- the government to do this is be­ ment in the attendance .o f .th e came, signed "Freneau," from Buf­ of a great exhibit to Tampa would it attractivo And educational. 'ev e r may be npproaebing. There is cause they do not believe that the Brotherhood and the other classes falo, Cleveland, Chicago and other he easy and one of the grontest as­ Thq live stock exhibit will, sitF] ■a great element of risk attached; and state will ever be able to force the wore also good. There wertf large sets to this county would be our out a doubt, bVthc iBnrwrimr lor the sttke of being "fair to the canal'compuny to carry out its agree­ congregations at .both preaching ser­ points, but each time a reply was sent jt was returned ° w»th thn sama. num-Jais-«first-and T heir tak’e' n' first complete that has ever been held ii other fellow" each owner should, of ment with the state; that, is to suy, vices. class exhibit to Tampa the following Florida.’ A great many breeder* if 1 his own volition, see thut his car is because* of this l^yk iif^rmtulouoo-io^^vo^dtu-yy—rvi til* Florida .Sunday ' , __________ ,___ Sunday when the __ week and to'Orlando tho week after. national reputation have enterri i morning paper chronicled p ro p ^ .jiq )iiju > g il. lurb some-safety th e ^ s 'u tc T " ability to do certain School Association held the close at­ Tho men whp arrange exhibits know their animals to compete for the! -device whereby protection might be things a few people are asking the tention of the congregation by an the finding of the dead body of Fre­ tho feasibility of such a . plan and premiums. Hogs, cattle, shrepi^j neau in the bay. Florida fainted, igiveq the public. Especially to the govenjment at Washington to tuke illustrated lecture on th e . Sundaythen recovered, and as the chapter .this county would not only benefit horaes and mules of the blue bloodj bicyclist are these glaring lights a the people's money, purchase the school. closes vows to find tho murderer of from this porccdure hut would reap variety will bo on dress parade In, ■source id danglt; while the foot pas­ canal and. spend other millions id Ti\e Presbyterians have begun her lover and bring him to justice. u rich reward in premiums and ad­ inspection and approval. senger and driver of uther vehicles putting it in shape for business! . this week’s 'w ork, with the usual vertising. Our own fair would atWill »ho succeed? No expense has hefn spared ln#M will appreciate any law which will It is likely, however, that the gen­ busy activity. There were four seitract the crowds here first and then taining a most elaborate program *f| Lyric Tonight. eral public will not consent to a vices held yesterday, alt Interesting in Tampa and Orlando we could get free amusements. Talent of the >rff j proposition of this kind until the and helpful oncq% There will lie only♦ W T T T T T-A t iU T h-A T T iiTA TAAAAA* t T T T T T AAAAAA' the added bonafit of the crow'ds who highest order has been selected boa; ll * ’ The Payment” state of Florida has bxhnusted every one meeting today, a 'meeting of would otherwise fail to see Semin­ all pnrts of tho country. An «td*j Lyric Friday. effort to force the canal company to Mrs. William’s Circle ol the AuAitole’s exhibit. lent musical program has b»*a *r-J Bessie Barriscale, whose most re­ curry out the provisions of its agree-Mary al the residence of Mrs. E. D, Our people should study over this ranged for every day of the fair. cent uppearnnee on the Triangle ment under which the canal h a s, Chittenden at -3:30 p. m. Our most important mutter and decblu In this department, which program WU made in "T h e Sorrows been partly constructed. The Times church has returned' to tho first'cenWhite, at once not only to have a Seminole isos to be one of the moat importa*! of Love,” soon will be offered os is iu favor of securing an efficient , tury custom in regard to some incetCounty Fair hero first but take tho will be displayed the handl»«k "sj star in a .compelling drama of sacri­ • Red, watorway in whatever way it inayjings and we average a meeting every * exhibit *to Tampa and Orlando. * fice entitled "T h e Payment.” This the women of tho city and fa®be secured, bul we do insist thnt the day In the home of some of the , Green, is n story from the seemingly .exstate use its best efforts first before members. • • Special departments will b» haustless fount of literary gems, appealing to the national govern­ Yellow,— * voted to tho Boys’ Pig Clubs At the prayer meeting tomorrowCard of Thanks C. Gardner Sullivan, nud is declared ment.— Melbourne Times. night, Mr; If. C. DuBose will speak Wo wish to thank the Woodman’s Girls’ Canning Clubs. There riUJJj to be among his strongest works. . Coral, *, ------o -----on the Sunday school lesson for rext Circle and evci'y one for the many daily lectures by agricultursl *“ , "Tho Paym ent" deals with the ca­ acts- of kindness shown during our live stock , authorities along Sunday. Those who have hrard Mr. Blue EM BARGO ON FO O D STU FFS reer of Phyllis Page, the ambitious recent bereavement. Also to thank tional lines that- no farmer in DuBone's Expositions of the lessons Now thut the election.is over and j daughter of n small town mill wprk- the many friends for the beautiful state of Florida can afford to to the Brothej-hood know that this Woodrow Wilson is our President Sizes 22 x 28 or Smaller or, and aims Us blow at the dis­ insures a good meeting. Preceding the opening of th* * ,| flowers. for apother four years it would be there will be a grand ngricultiuwj Dr. Gilbert Glass of Richmond, loyalty of married men who bargain George P. Lovell well for him to investigate the-pres­ For Signs, Decorations M. D. Gutchel & family parade through the streets, of J*"*j ent high cost of living and at least Vn., is expected Friday of this week with struggling girls. It is an ar­ aonviile. • .j Detks, Etc. Mrs. Ed. Cameron. keep the same from going any high­ to deliver four addresses on Sunday raignment not of tho m6n alone, but The entire exposition U bi»»", er. Unless something is done to school work, speaking Friday at of the girls themselves who sacrifice into one harmonious whole, t°rJ place aa.embargo on the foodstuffs* 7:30 p.- m.; Saturday at—7 p. m., their honor' for tho attainment of Don’t Forget we have luting an opportunity for ent*ri*fr , Phyllis Page, in that are now being shipped to E u -j Sunday at *11 and 3 p. m. All S.. S. earthly success. it, per sheet 5c ment, Instruction and amuic®*' ropean countries' the good people of workers are invited to these meet- the story, reaps a reward from her sacrifice—she sttains distinction as a never beforo offered the peopl* this ebuntry who arc now concerned ! ^nH"portrait painter—:but when true love Florida. with the starving Belgians and Syri does come she finds It obstructed by ans can turn their attention to home Noted linnd Leader Here Tuesday—Farmers Day. memories of the past. "N o matter A'SHOW WHERE EDUCATION IS Wednesday—Fraternal and Ci™. folks for tho price will be out of Among the’ n^w rest THE KEY NOTE how small the price demanded for reach in another six months right ford la J . M. Gullagh* Club Day. * _. Thursday—Veterans’ Day. here In the United States in the lighted with the Florida tlimnto and wtong doing, it is too high!" Such • The exposition will be staged s t midst of plenty. - Is seriously cobsi^ering making 'this is the moral of. Sullivan’s dreama. Phoenix Park (the old Ostrich Farm) Ida Day. Ladlea’ and SocieybNtPj . In a strong article the Tropical city his home. Mr. Gallagher Lai a In the role of Phyllis Page, Miss Jacksonville, Fla. All of thn present Fri day—iC fall dran’s Day. Cbu Sun of.W est Palm Beach puts be- noted pand man And whs with F j Barriscale, it is said, is at her best. buildings besides wHt be utilised to and Social Day. , • fore the press of .the country the ne- famous Libretti Concert I Bpnd t The'-pmrt is ofte that afforded here house the big fair. Saturday—Boys’ Corn and PHONE 148 cesslty of united effort on the part seasons playing baritone. \ Ho w u wonderful opportunities, 'during its The greatest single exhibit at the Club Day. Girls’ Canning C*°D of the nation's newspapers to con- aaalsUnt leader of the U. S. Ar: interprtttU pn,, and enables her to Duval County Fair ^wlll be that of Day. ' * ' V 1lv\i B, J . HOLLY. Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business M onger THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY USE UNCLE SAM PEOPLES BAN K O f SAN FOR D SANFORD, FLORIDA ixxxxxxxxxxjcxxxxjoocxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: ii CARDBOARD DUVAL COUNTV BIG . FAIR IN DECEMBER The ' . i Herald Printing Co. i| Office Supply Dept. i \ ■ ivy T V\n W „liY l ... va L\. i - '*: �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD iiber U , ! « • The expected cold wave will make lettuce and lettuce will make money for the Sanford growers. Use Ju ba Self Rising Flour for delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ cers. . C-tf J . R. Hayden expects to leave to­ day for points in Virginia where he has large property and ranching in­ terests and will bo gone for a week or more. ■'* Use Juba Self Rising Flour for delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ cers. c-tf , , Mr. and Mrs. George Mnrr were here yesterday and their many .San­ ford friends were glad to seertthom again.- Mr. Marr is anxious to make Sanford the winter quarters for the G. A. Burkoot United Shows. ' Uao Ju ba Self Rising Flour for delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ cers. G-tf Welfare program to the Woman's Club. Wednesday night — Make-Up-Man, . R o y . Bendall at * * *' * N * ' ---------- . . . . ; the Bnptist Temple. UUle IlAPpening* Mention , Thuuday, Nov. 16— of M»«cra in B r ie f Mira. Charlotte Hand entertains Personal Items of with .shower for .Miss Snidee Wil­ liams. Iaterest Mrs. W. J . Thigpen will be host■ M _- "■■ "**' 4 ess to the Every Week Bridge Club, S , « m . r y o f th e F l o . t l n i 8 n .U I Friday, Nov. 17 — Talke S u c c i n c t ly A r r a n g e d Tor 106 East First Street Next to McCuIlers i Removal Notice Miss Annie Hawkins entertains Hurried H e r a l d R e a d e r s The Sanford Cycle .Co, has moved with a bridge party for her guest, from its former quarters on Palmetto ................................. .. Mrs. T. J. SyphanfC. " avenue to the new Garner building Saturday, Nov. 18— c u Norfleet hue arrived In- the next to tho Cooperative Store on The Junior Civic League will meet ,n v‘ and will be with John Rowell glowing charth of the rooty. Seated ,urk !*venuc' at tho Woman’s Club at ten o'fltfck. In the buying and shipping of winat the center table were the mem­ The. growing business of.this con­ ‘’ l u l l . . Thl. I. Mr. Norfleet, (Stale Board of Health) bers of the Clover Club, at the cern made this move necessary in fint trip to Sanford and he la charm­ */ Murieate and Sil'tr Tea head, the hostess with the guest of order to moke room for tho increas­ ed with the city and celery delta. Now that thq political horizon has Very charming in all tho appoint­ honor, who is also a' member of the ing stock. They are now handling a ments was the beautiful tea given club, on her right nnd the club pres­ been cleured from the quadrennial For delicious hot biscuits use Ju b a complete line of bicycles, motor­ on Saturdny afternoon at the home ident, Mrs. Fred Williams at the op­ spasm thero is time for attention to Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. cycles and automobile accessories 6-ti * Plants and Cut Flowers, ‘for Sale of Mrs. G. F. Smith. Mnny people posite,end of the tnble. Other# were mutters more personal and perhaps and are doing a repair business on attended nnd enjoyed n delightful Mra. Din gee, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. less patriotic. get Dr. Davis, optometrist, who All day Saturday, November 18, bicylces only: Florida is peculiar, different front afternoon. There were some beau­ Roy Sytnes, Mrs. Mettinger, Mrs. hu been coming here for years, at at the Seminole Co-operative Gro­ Other lines will be added later. other sections of tho United States tiful music and selections in re'adihgs, Polk, Mrs. B . A. Howard, Mrs. Robbins Nest Hotel Wednesday, cery Company there will be for sale Watch for future announcements. in the fact th&t horticultural exer­ besides n dance number that con­ Hagan, Mfs. Tolar, Mrs. Morse. At Nov. 22 to Saturday, Dec. 2nd, for beautiful carnations and chrysan­ 26-1 tc tributed greatly to the pleasure of the smaller tables were Mrs. Claude tion with the hoc and rake and other limes for headache, eye strain or themum blooms; gladiolus bulbs, tho guests. Mrs. Lucille Aspinwall Herndon, Mrs. Gerror, Mrs. D. G. garden implements may, ba made defective vision. Refs., Dr. Robson, fine palms, pansies, carnations, sal­ Tackach Bang several exquisite nunf- Monroe, Mrs. Tcrhcun, Mrs. C. H. profitably* in this section when na­ vias-ansd cylamen plants. Mr. Tact*. Celery King. 26-tf bers in her usual rhnrming manner. Smith, Mrs. Sbinholser, Mr#.. Scog- ture is taking a'rest in other parts of Fresh fiower seed in variety. The Hoard of Trade delegated Mr. Flowers bloom some­ Royal Klfntworth delighted with a gnn nnd Mrs. Charles. A four the land. Phone or sec Mrs. S. B. Wight. (Continued from Pago 3) K. T. Woodruff to represent Sem­ where in Florida the year round. group o f piano numbers, nnd with course afternoon luncheon was dain­ 24-3tc . inole and Sanford at the Florida Foliage hangs on tho trees the win­ -Mias Margaret Davis played a love­ tily served by Mrs. Geo. Watfcon, For Itride-to-ll* Eul Coast Canal Association anNotice to Tax Payers Miss Snidee WiIJiams will be en­ ly duet. Miss Sheldon of DeLand Mrs. Zcb Ratliff and ■Mrs. Fred. ter through nnd never is there here . nu»l meeting In Ft. Lauderdale to- * Tax books are now open'for -the tertained at several parties this week rendered a violin number, accom­ Fort, wearing pretty white dresses ter through and never’ is there hero a»y and tomorrow. Mr, Woodruff collection of 1 HIG taxes, a discount and next in the days remaining be­ panied by Miss Davis tfial was a with yellow ribbons. Preceding the teh desolate forlornness thaj cold left yesterday in his car, and Mrs. of Two per cent is allowed for pay­ fore her marriage Wednesday, Nov. pleasing feature of the afternoon's serving of refreshments Mrs. J . K. weather brings through the north- _ Woodruff with guest, Mrs. Parsons ment in November and Ora percent 29th to Mr. Wiley Benjamin Ed­ program. Mias Fannie Rehn Mun­ Mettinger rendered a group of songs ern winter. These' are advantages of Jacksonville and Mrs; W. W. in December. son, a favorite young musician play­ which included "Life's Fleeting thnt should lie stressed both lor the In inquiring about wards. Abernathy of this city also took taxes furnish me full description of Miss Ruth Met tinker will enter­ ed an instrumental number. / One of Hour" nnd the "Long, Long T rail," benefit of Floridians thcmsolves nnd .seats in the auto to enjoy the ride your property, as shown on deed. tain for Miss Williams with a charm­ tho most enjoyable parts of the pro­ which were modi enjoyed, after’ for their winter visitors. „* * down the cast coast and back. They The connection between health . J NO. D. JIN K IN S, ing lunrheon on 'Wednesday .and gram won the dancing of Sarah which Mrs. Fred Williams presented cipect-to return about‘Thursday. 2i-4tc . . Tax Collector. Miss Charlotte -Hand will give a Wight nnd Maud Lake in thoSailor's a shower of handkerchiefs, to Mrs. nnd uppenrances may not loom up "shower" Thursday afternoon at "the Hornpipe. Mrs. Deane Turner had Brady, in behalf of the Hook Lovers big but it is a real relationship, No Just received large , shipment of • . , For Sale — * Woman's Club. charge of the program and assisted Club. Mrs. Brady arcepted the gift person attracts attention by good * . Edison Klectire Mazda lamps. AH A Dielrold fire and burglar proof in receiving. Pouring tea and doffee with a few gracious words of thanks. looks unless he is all right inside. , Miss Williams Is one of the mos{ sixes am i styles at low prices. safe in perfect condition. Dimen­ popular girls in tin* lociety set and were Mrs. B. F Whit nor. Mrs. K. D. It is the hlootn o f - vigorous health Treadwell •& Ken and Electric Co., sions out!st|t>: 3 ft -t inches high, is receiving many, delightful a lie n -■M**Meyt Mrs.- !■nrrest Lake and Mrs Dial makes the vigorous face or . Underwood Bldg. Telephone 189. 28x21 inches wide. Inside, II inches lions previous lo iiir wedding, I'trtontil .\trnlii>n S. O. Chase. form. And the same is true of tho * * 24-2 tc deep, Ifi 1J inches wide, 2 2 3»■ inches Miss Lucca Clmpiuil who is teach­ city or village or the home and its Assisting in serving were Misa-s For delicious hot biscuits ubo Juba high, and contains usjal vault, If the streets arc Serifa Lake, Dorothy Humph, Win- ing school at Altamonte spent the surroundings. Self Rising Flour—At all grocers /{elirartalu for l.adies * Min»trel» drawers and shelves and book-space. week end at home. niq Strong ap<i Helen Feck. carelessly kept - and littcresh With , • • . , 6-tf RchearBuis for-th e Ladies’ Min­ Apply to A. E. Philips, Cor. Mag­ rubbish, if the lawns nre scrnggly Mrs. Syphon of Commerce, Gn., nolia avenue and Third street, San strels; which will b • Riven November Mrs. D. C. Marlow and little and the foliage untritnmed, some­ * /’ipr Organ Society 30 lit the -Lyric under the auspices ii the guest of Miss Annie Hawkins. ford, Fla. * 26-tfc daughter of Mulberry nre visiting thing is .wrong with the mental A very delightful meeting of the of the.Music Department will begin Mr*. Syphon is the daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Lovell. works, of the authorities or with tho this week. All those who will take Fine Organ Society was held with To All Concerned lUrbor of Commerce who with her honfekeepse or owner "T he clean­ There will be a meeting of the tm'rt nre requested to he ready, for Mrs. A. M. Fhilips hostess on Mon* daughter. Miss Thelma spent last There will be a meetfng of the liness which is next fo godliness' Flans were cornwinter hero and also expects to Seminole County Farm Loan Asso­ rehearsal When the call lottes. Miss I day afternoon. Junior Civic League at the Wom­ doesn't stop with the bath and wash­ pleted for the fancy work sale (hat spend the winter season here this ciation at the office of the Secretary. Gretihen Schultz and Mr. Phi. Lane an's Club SUturduy morning at ten. ing the front windows." 7:16 p. ni. Friday, Nov. 17, to com­ will drill the "show people" nnd will will be given at Roberta’ grocery o'clock. Members are urged to be year Tho In Florida, ns everywhere else, life New York store Saturday, • Dec. 2nd. present. Fur delicious hot biscuits uso Juba plete the organization, elect a presi­ ho heard in the latest t is one contlnhous scramble to keep young luditqt ore busily engaged mak­ song hits, snappiest jokes and 'dancdent, vice president, secretary and Self Rising Flour—At all grocera. what we have—health as wall as all treasurer* board of directors and Uig. The minstrels will he com­ ing many articles of usefulness and C-tf Mrs. Henry MrLnulin has re­ the other possessions aren't worth posed of well known society ma­ beauty that will make lovely Christ­ finance committee. Ail suits at great reductions. mas presents. Present at the meet­ turned from a ten days’ visit with much without health. In time of trons nnd maids. . . — A. P. CONNELLY, New shipment of street and even­ 'peace prepare for war. In winter ing were Mrs. Scoggan, Mrs. M nines, friends in Macon, Gn. . . Secretary. ing dretsej have just urrived at the prepare to make the light for healin' Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Ernest Betts, Mrs. Itirths French Millinery Shop. 24-Itc At the Woman's Club on' Wednes­ n little less strenuous next’ summer. Hurley, Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. r\ i i n i 1 1: i ia i ii ,. i> n nuns Mr: and Mrs. Thomas Getzen an­ Walker and * Missis Martha Fox, day afternoon tho Welfare Depart­ After you have marie the home and U , S . l a n d IM tl rr a t ■ n ll Jr, H i , # Dr Howard is worrying over the nounce the birth of a little son, BUY. I I . 1916. ment will give its annual prgoram its surroundings so beautiful thet Edith Stewart'and Clara Milieu. N otlr* is h t r s ’. y tlv«*n l i s t William J . Monday, losi of. his hull pup, Bully, nnd will Nov. 13th, He will he M ill* cl I I I . , who on July ¥!•, 11)13 to the club. • the casual visitor will stop in his resard any one giving information Msdr llortt«*u**l Ktatry, No. u } JOi I . h r called Thomas Wendell Getzen. rumblings (o admire them, get busy W h nf N h * j , B#clian Towtubi * 21 S„t J -------as in his whereabouts. Tho dog is fit Sltou'rr fo r O rphanage Man f «* 3 1 1 , 'i a 111 J a**«,c M**i hi i a n , Ii a* Mrs. E. D. Chittenden returned Inside the, house tond do some-things white with mouse colored ears and Cite! not Ire ol I n t i n i k n (o m ale j hr«"r*jrr*r Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ryan an­ The Junior Civic League, Mrs, Sunday from Tampa where she was I 'r o d to rat*Lllsh claim to ih* land above* that may not show, but t h n t 'will spot^ , d r i f f i t n J , brftir** ( ‘Jrrk t lr *. it Court, at nounce the birth of n little daugh­ H. C. Gerror, chairman will hnvo u the guest of Mrs. Geo. B. Waldron. count later on, just the same. Jia n ltr i, Florid*, on thp JM h day u(< !)e* ter at Stv Cloud Saturday, Nov. 11. shower of goodies for the Method­ uX Juba Self Rising Flour fpr c«iT)k#r, 1'Jitk Claimant nam -s *• a lr.«*a»a Sometimes we nrtf surprised in the ist Orphanage at Enterprise • the r Mrs, E. M. Galloway returned delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ Shrt y J i i f n l f t n <J V. i.n ir Far!.. FT*. dead of a Florida winter to hear afternoon before Thanksgiving at I * W, ( ’ hub * of \V Intrf I »r , I la. cer*. 6-tf Hrcry IFret Itridge• ,Saturday from a pleasqnl visit in flrnry llrourti of i# io, h i . the h(izz of a lonely mosquitd. Wo the Woman’s Club. Fruits, candlts, The members of tho Every Week Mr. and Mrs. Bradford and little Hi M. Wbodi cf OvU o M i. DeLand* itoxi r. \v. oa vis. uro surprised because we weren't jellies Und preserves will be much daughter and Mrs. Bradford's fother, Bridge Club wyre charmingly enter­ K «|la tib expecting such a visitor, but the It is S 6*Tufa A Frl-lO lc * Mr. (iiUespie. all of Cincinnati were tained by Mrs. G. K. Smith on appreciated by the Juniors. Mr. Forrest Gatchell was the for- ch anccs are that there^nro m e r e ly Thursday afternoon tjith Mrs. S. O. hoped that th e ‘ club members will in the city today in their Overlnrtd I t B A i n e R h KM ENT assist the young people y itH coiiLlu- 4uimlc— winuut— at— the— piece w’hero thut one came from. For the car and report that the road* were Chose substituting for Mrs. Thotpa* I'ra^ .-u l ( « ' a. Ins Ungcrio that was disposed of by mosqul'to hibernates nnd be or she buttons for the shower. samly coming down from J ackson.............. r ,nl1f V 11 ----- JVrTTffiir Thp prize, a lovely silver .. I . . I -------■■r— ; -------- ------ II. I. Mill li ■ rc liy the nun. .. . , Mrs. Mary Baker on Saturday night. is here to start next HCHHOn'i Wdp. * \nK- Din i ite car had no trouble in ty t u m m l • el . i* county of Seminole, whisk broom was won by Mrs. S. K. t b l l i j a , leliutf ) inlly « l t h I h . city >oun«tl Barrett:— A safnd c o u rs m 'p Served She hides in diftk closets or other getting through. They will spend, u| i , o l . , d , H i . M . I , . n - t f n r om.'r *ot*‘ tTrc Daughter* o f U’rxfry Air*. Claude Herndon is enter­ comparatively warm places and is Clrrk ol the Circuit Courl/.>l'!(■• county ot the winter at Zephyr Hills near Tamat the conclusion of tho game.'. Tho Daughters of Wesley were de­ taining this afternoon with a silver Heminule . t S au ltril. Flo nU, »t ur bcioie ready to go into the hreeding busi­ pa. 10 m., Tui ii lay, t U t r m i c r £th, 10 1C. lightfully entertained at their regular ten for the piano fund of the Music For (urr.UliIng a!l* m a t i r i i i t and laying ness with the coming of warm weath­ meeting on Thursday evening by Department, For tlelieious hot biscuits use Juba rp p ru ilin tte ly la.bu aq. yi!a. ol brick pi«a> , Lyceum Attraction er next spring. _____ _ ^ .. 1 _ h .in i. Self Ruing Flour—At all grocera. Tomorrow night at the Baptist Mrs. W. F. Carter and Miss Laura ( V r llf a d check lot (COO.tO. Then somu ,irids of mosquitoes Fur ( jr n l i h l n i all malarl la and conatruct- Temple, Ufly. ietulaU.--the.-Mwka.lJL.ee- gk - t hru boin«~o( -Mr«--Gt»i 6-tf Ing approalmal. ly 1 .4 0 0 linaal laot ol 1 ---- . Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Beam, carry the germ of infection (or sur­ - -a n , w■h o features * — Is .laiw la aae k 1 Or i i l i W WM. 141 l l r a T TU_-— p -M t-■ h e s e c o n-■ d T n e . principal business under dis­ ■For deljcloua..hot_bi, " u !f u svJu b Sr., of Atlanta are in the city for a prisingly long periods. Experiments Altarnat* Liua will bt ra ai.ad on ae p ru icussion was the bazaar and supper number of the Lyceum Course will Self IVlilng Flour—At all grocera. 424000 fitat quality p a .in g brl.- . stay of several weeks. Mr. Beam is under nrtifiriulty favorable condi­ trn . f t I u i r r j a uf c>mcnl. entertain with one of the finest pro­ that will be held Saturday, Nov. 6-tf Ur. 40 ru blr j a r a ol aand to bo approved traveling auditor o f-th e Industrial tions 'irave kept, the yellow fever rnsinivra. grams of the season. An artist ot 26th, in the store next to the ,new Mrs. J. T. Brady and children left by I hI ha* right germ alive in the mosquito for 80 Life und Health Insurance Co. la rraarved to re ]*:t any and all splendid ability, with a varied pro­ Seminole Bank building on First list Saturday for Waco, Texas where bida or to accept any portion ol any •Id. days. While thero' is little proba­ street. I„ I*.- Ilt ^ a n , C r n II J. oi Co. C o m m they will, spend the winter. Mr. It. W. l ia r n un. P reat. ol City C.iun.ll. gram of sparkling wit and humor, bility thnt the insrfet will carry ac­ Miss Ella Dillon and little niece, A pleasant social hour was enjoy­ F , A. (>ojataa-. Cl rk t C ircuit t'o urt, pathos and dramatic value he is sure Brady will remain here and look tive infection through the winter, 3h-V u**-(ti to please and fulfill the anticipations ed after tho business period. T h ise Minnie, have'returned to Phihydel- the .pest does live from season to •taf (he farm. phin after a pleasant visit with her l a Iha r i r r a l l t e a rl N c t ra lh Jad lrial Cir­ of the advanced advertising that present were Mra. J . D. Roberts, C a n a lj, FUild a la season. And the winter is a per­ U*c Juba Self Rising Flour for —cuit, Hcrnlnol*Chancery heralds his' Arrival. Mr. .Bendall is Mrs. T. D. Hayes, Mrs. fl. L. Gib­ cousin, Mrs.* James Taylor. fectly good, time to rout 'her.out of delirious, hot Biscuits—At all gro- Htmluol* Cou ly UanW, a c rmaster of his profession, his readings son, Mra. T. ^D. Pearson, Mrs. poratlon, organliad and * ’ lalint her hiding places nnd gel rid of her. «». 6-tf under th* lane ul t h * a l a t * of being beautiful interpretations of Grover SpearingJ Mrs. J. H. Lee Jr., V A party of twelve motored over F l jt i d a . Complainant Because cooler weather is coming Mr*. M. E. Hester has accepted a v*. • Citation the subject matter presented in- an Mrs. Collies, Mrs. Dwight -Babbitt, from Orlando last night to enjoy th ) F.barfaatr C. T , l * r , It drndant. skating at the new skating rink op­ or is already here D no reason why M>s. C. P. Herndon, Mrs. Chan. position in the irtofe of Dickson & To Fba.taicr C. T y b r . c-n A. HI Tyler. attractive,- catchy style. His make­ erated by Mr, tpid Mra. Flynn.. A our energies against the fly should Ocean View, lM aw .tr*. . . . . . Mcrriwether, Mrs. Frank Adams, Ve* “t Orlando. She' has been ups nre especially good. It appearing fr mi a affidavit duly tiled Mrs. T. O. Charles, Mr*. Russell big crowd w as'on the floor from be Ie.-soned. One out of the way •Pending several weeks at her old in the above elated tauee by rounrrl (or t h a t It l» the .btil I ol affiant Gilmore: Misses Elizabeth Musson, eight o'clock until after ten nnd now meant n thousand or a million iome ut Lake Mary and wont to complainant, (b at you, K b * n r » » t 'C . T y l*r, a t * a rrtldrnt Ticnte in W'trt Side ol a at at* or country other than th* alate ol Orlando yesterday. Gertrude Brown, Nellie Elder, many spectators enjoyed the fun leis next' summer. When we will M o ii J a , and th a t your plat* of realdcnc* ie The little folks of the primary de­ frorii the benches. realise fully thnt.the lly Is the most tor delirious hot biscuits usa Juba Ocean View, Urlawarr. In car* ol A. M. partment of the MethodTst Sunday Snidee Williams, Blanche Pattishall, Tylor: and ll further a p s t a iln g from raid --------. ! persistent, the most filthy nnd about Edna Middleton, Lola Evans and Hiring Flour—At all grocera. affidavit that U la t h * brliel «l affiant that school, with their department super­ Mr. Everett Hill of Orlundo was the most destructive companion we you kra over t h * eg* of twenty one yeara, Annie-Lee, . A 6-tf and thaia la no per*in In the atate ot F lo r­ intendent and teacher* picnicked nt a visitor in town yesterday but left have nnd utmost the most intimate, t h * earrlce of a aubp iena upon whom Howard Curry, a prominent cltl- ida, would ba binding upon you; therefore, you, the West Side Park Saturday after­ and realizing it net, ns if it meant on tho midnight train to begin the Chryian'l'emum I’artu Zc,> and one of Tampa’s boosters Ubenraer C. T ylar are ordeied to appear to noon nnd enjoyed some of the best journey to the Border. A year ago something to us, we will have solved l ' a bill ol complaint duly tied In Ihla taut# Among the charming parlies of here today looking after the in- on or before Monday, the lat day of J a n ­ fun of their lives. Ail‘ kinds of out­ Mr. Hill won tne state champion- in n practical way one of the great­ IS17: ■ rule day ol iMe rn urt: It I* tfrwts of the Tampa Fatr and Gas- uary, the week was that given on Friday I irtber orierad t h a t thia noil * be publl.had door games were played until the ship for skating and three weeks ago est health problems. And „this fight, parilla celebration In Febrlary. In t h * 8 an l rd l i m i t 1, a ewapaper put,Hal­ "picnic" was spread and then such afternoon by Mrs. W. W. Aber­ won u sharp shooter medal at Blsck to .b e successful, must be n continu­ lo Beminol* c o u n t y , Fl.-rU a, onr* a week for good cats! Ju st lots of the nice nathy, who tiiUrlained -the Book . . , y** J uBa Self Rising Flour for lour eonaeiutlv* wrek*. Ils is in the mnrine service. ous performance. Wc can’t take v tWitneaa my hand aa clerk of the- < Ireult picnic lunches that appeal to the Lovers Club and several other friends Point. loirious hot Biscuits—At all gro- Caurt ot F r ir in o l* oounty, Florida, on Ir.la c-utions from it In winter. th * I S t h day ol November^ 1 0 :4. appetite of young and old .alike. In honor of M rs.‘John T. Brady" who Mr. E. T . Woodruff left yesterday eer* <-tf (eeal) F , A. DO U O LA BS, Health “nil appearances go hand ol the Circuit Courftof th* s e - e n t t At two thirty. Vhe children gathered left-Sanford on Saturday to spend' for Ft. Lnudcrdale to attend the an­ Bosty of Trade meets tonight in \ \ Clerk Judicial Circuit, Seminal* Co., F I ' . in hand: to neglect the latter is to at the church- nnd under the guid­ the winter In Waco, Texas. . nual meeting ot the ‘ Florida East , V , , P " “ft house at eight o'clock. Gefc. A. DeOMtee, Scdi-itor and ol Counerl for y ■mptalnanl. ance of their tenchcrs wended their The rooms were arranged with tho Coast Association, which will > be threaten the former. And appear­ ‘Vfry member should h r present. 24-T u ia-S tc way to the park. Mrs. John D. usual taste that characterizes Mrs. held In thnt city this Week. He was ances arc a rather dependable sign Jtnkins, the superintendent with the Abernathy’s social affair.', white and accompanied* by Mrs. Woodruff, of prosperity. Poor, careless dress­ efficient corps of teachers looked after yellow chrysanthemums being 'psed Mra. E. J . Parsons of Jacksonville ing indicates the lactk of prosperity the pleasure of their little guests. extensively in the decorations of the. and Mrs. W. W. Abernathy. They and whether it's the clothes or the The teachers accompanying them dining room, while potted ferns nnd will visit! Miami before returning to yard or the street irv4e»wN/tet them, all show our winder vhrttora that were Mrs. Zeb Ratliff, Mra. Fred a variety of yellow flowers were Sanford, Florida is both prosperous and heal Fort, Mra. T. A. Nswton, Mias used In the recepUon hall and -par ,t LYRIC THEATRE \ y Ethel Hickson, Miss Ruthr Stein- tbra. The dining room was lovely Mrs. T . J . Syphan of Commerce, Florida is both prosperous and with chrysanthemums everywhere. myer and Miss Mickey. Go., arrived on Sunday to bo the hoalthy. New Shipment of Shapes Ju st IJcceived/lFine Va­ They drooped from the plate .shell guest ot Miss 'Annie Hawkins. around the room and centered the Tea,Room Opens "*~11 * * Social Calendar riety to Choose From. Don’t Fall to Seo Tliem tables, encircled with asparagus fern, Madame . Harriet wiU open a Tea Miss Veras Woodcock has return­ Wednesday, Nov. 16— and the favors ,too were dainty given Room and Beauty Parlor I n . the ed from a pleosaht visit to DeLand. Miss Ruth Mettinger chrysanthemum boskets filled with Court House block next to The Sem­ luncheon in honor of Miss''Saidee tnndiea. curtains were drawn and V^lM H#len 8h#lton. ap<nt th# inole Btnk on Wednesday of this Williams. , yellow shaded lights completed th e j WMk end in Sanford with her father. week. ' 23-tfc Wednesday afternoon— * INANDABOUTTHECITY: V > Storm Warning -. . Washington, Nov. 13.—A tropical storm is reported in the vicinity of Swan island, in the western part of tho Carribcan Sea. It Is apparentlymoving northward with increasing intensity. Gales over southern Florida are probable. Storm warn­ ings are ordered from Tampa to Jupiter. M ILLINERY > New Line Neckwear Special Sale on Waists MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMS ■’Wt HEALTH AND APPEARANCE M PEOPLE AND EVENTS |If. ifi •i * THE QUALITY $H O F * MRS. L D. PEARSON, Mgr- MRS. A. D. PARRISH)TUd. I i �THE SANFORD PACE TWO November U , i9l| ; IDoooDODoooaa ooooooooou doo o o a a a a o a D o a o o o a o a d a a a a a a o o ; ncctlon with tho registration of these which nominated me for governor, by the different belligerent armies, Cause of Gastric Ulcer. men as voters and their participa­ and I have no regrets for any per­ had caused tho French soldiers ro As a result of experiment* on tion In the presidential election un­ sonal •ascrlfices I have made In doing walk In exaltation to dcntl\ nt the Dr.- W. E. and K. L. Burge of so. I slid not feel that I had tho front. Then, too, he said, the Lusi­ BL. ttnnounco In tho Journal m lawfully. While it Is possihlo that certain* right to enter upon'a campaign un­ tania affair, the shooting of Edith American'Medical Association Uut »L3 frauds were contemplated in certain til my nomination had been definite­ Cave], the Zeppelin raids and the in­ cors of tho stomnch nro caused l,T u •BUDGET O F OPINION “ JU ST BETWEEN quarters, yet .it is to ho believed, ly and finally established under, the vasion of Belgium had resulted in decreased resistance of a clr YOU AND M E ." from information at hand, that it laws of tho state, and the tinrtt In­ rousing the British, whom he charac­ scribed area of tho stomach t„ t}.. * ' was more taking the advantage of n tervening before tho general election terised as "tljo most difficult people gcstlvo action of tho gastric iui« and this spot Is partially d!g, ,t,.d r movement already set in than life was so short that the loyal work of In the world to enthuse,’* to raise n tho pepsin. the state Democratic executive com­ voluntary army o f'5,000,000 men, inducement o f .the men to go north mittee, thl1 county committee and and stirred tho British to a deepest (or illegal purposes. First Fireworks in Europe Underneath tho 'rather strange other loyal’ Democrats was not suf­ hatred for the Germans. On the Fireworks nro said to have , A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, phenomenon, it} ail probability, is the ficient to overcome tho sentiment other hand, he said, tho Prussians used In Europe In the city of H„„. “ H E’LL PRENT ’E M ’’— SO SAYS SAUNTERER. Hac« change in industrial conditions to a produced by the campaign which held a terrible hatred for the Eng­ In 13G0. a O B o o a a o o a o q o o o a ooooooo o o o o o o a o o a a a o O o o o o D o o a a a □ result of the war. Two things hnvc had been waged incessantly .while lish who, they believe, nro trying to tbe nomination was still undcler- starve the women and children of Notice there (or it is n disgrace to tho city come out of tho wnr directly affect­ • The New Stenographer In so far as we could reach the vot­ the.T eutonic allies. These beliefs, ’ • * ‘ ing the question of labor in this I have a new stenographer—she in the present shape. Notice is hereby given' that [ country. Thu first was that tho ers of the statu with a true statement whether fouhded unjustly or not are $ came ti) work today; of tbe facts surrounding the legal tho most errlbie reasons, the editor Michael Sholtx on hoh^f of myjrff’ She told me she wrote the Gra- r It is not too early to be planning calling home of reserves by tho bel­ proceedings, the result was generally •aid, for the continuance of the war, associates, legal representatives and for the beautification of the bulk­ ligerent nations took many thou­ highly gratifying, but there were • hnm system; which may last three or four years assigns will apply to the coifnty com sand laborers, both skilled and un mlsaibnors of Seminole county Two hundred words a minute seemed head. The work of filling in will be skilled, away from the north. Tho thobsands we could not reach at all more. finished in a few days and while the Btato of Florida, at their regulj to her, she said, like piny, second was that the demand for in the limited time beforo tho elec­ meeting In December .to-uit: o, And word for word at that; she surface will be too soft for some munitions created a demand for new* tion! UPSALA AND GRAPEVILLE time to admit the bricking of the Monday, December 4th, Af U. i9)6 never missed ’em. labor which took fr * n the ordinary For ’those who voted against mo Miss Margaret Ericson spent the for jeave to establish a tydl bridge streets there could he clay put on I gave her some dictation, n letter to them and the travel on Park avenue industries, the gap in which must be froj •sincerity of conviction, 1 have week end with friends in Ehonexer. across tho St. Johns river at what a man, filled. There has been dearth of neither censure nor criticism. Those Miss Edna Thompson is employ­ known as Osteen Ferry, to take tl And this, a s .I remember, was how nt least could he made clear to the labor in the north for ninny months who wilfully misrepresented and ed at Warman’s Saturday. dock from the brick street on Park placo and stead of said ferry, the letter ran. and the cry has gone out for moffc slandered me have been sufficiently AJUss Mabel Tyner has been caring avenue. If this bulkhead Is to be said bridge to be built at this .’point ' . and more men. answtyred by the.endorsement of m ^ for ncr grandmother at Windermere anything all the old sheds and rail­ on said river where the ferry no* is "D ear Sir: I have your favor, and in friends and neighbors of twenty during her illness. The latter is re­ road trestles and everything un­ In the south, on tho other hand, and on the Sanford and Osteen rond. reply would state years, and to the people of Tallo ported to be slowly gaining. sightly should he torn down on the with the closing down materially of the St. Johns river at that point That I accept the offer in yours of hassce and Leon county I express bulkhead nt once and steps taken to Mrs. Schmah was n welcome visi­ the naval stores industry, with the being approximately nine hundrtd recent date. especial appreciation for the splen­ tor Sunday at the E. F. Lundqulst feet (900) wide, and the depth of the I wish to say, however, th at under make this lake front more sightly shortening of the cotton crop and before the tourists begin cotping the slump in attendant industries, did .majority given my candidacy on home. watc^ being approximately Irom one no conditions down. The city has Bpont too much so far as mere labor is concerned, has Tuesday. I am confident of ultimate ( l ) to fifteen (15) foct deep, J . A. Thompson, wife and family Can I afford to think of your free money on this great work to have it created a surplus of men, almost en­ justice being done to tho integrity visited Sunday with his' brother, MICHAEL SHULTZ lance proposition. "t • of my motives by those who may spoiled by unsightly buildings, etc., tirely of negroes. Tues-23-4tc Jesse and wife on tho West Side. I shall begin tomorrow to turn the honestly-have questioned them here­ and the city council should have Wages in the north are extremely tofore. matter out: Mr. and Mrs. Nils Swanson were their hands upheld by public senti­ attractive and the negro cannot be The copy will he ready August 10th, guests of their son and wife Sunday. joaoaaooooaaod oaoaaaoooM i ment on this matter. The Board of expected to understand that cli­ ■ The success of the Democratic about. Mrs. Katio Thompson Visited on Trade can also help in this great matic conditions, will mnke his ex­ ticket nationally the tho usual ma­ Thursday with M rs.. Maude. Powell. Material of this nature should not work. penses very much more, and when jorities given practically all Demohe rushed unduly, • • • * Rev. H. C. Thompson of Gler.railroads lend their aid to the move­ craitic nominees in Florida shoult] be Thanking you for the favor, 1 am VETERINARIAN sufficient .compensation for the loss waod preached to a large audience * I have no use for the Women in ment it is perfectly 'easy to under­ .yours, truly.” . * ------OFFICE----Tho office of here last Sunday evening very ac­ Illinois— that is I have no use for stand that thousands of these ne­ of the governorship. Ho promises to be with those who voted against Wilaoiw groes would flock to the north where governor is greater than any man ceptably. H A N D B R O S . S T a i JL E S She took it down in shorthand with They have .been weeping crocodile they imagine that there will be much who over held it or aspired to it, and ub again in a couple' of weeks. Bring In your lame nnd slrk apparent ease and grure, 1tears about tho hoys in the trenches |better pay. perhaps better social con- the state of Florida is greater than Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Swanson and horses and mules. Have them SKe didn't cal! me hack, all in a I Mrs. McDoyga! were callers at the and here Wilson is the man who kept ditions and perhaps inure freedom any man or any party in it. treated. Have thcirlcclh cumin, llurry: earnestly trust that my friends and cd, sharp corners dressed down, the country out of war and the It- than they enjoy in the southern Swanson home in Upsala Thursityy, Thought 1, "A t last I have a girl- . projections rut off and derated inois women who exorcised their states. That munv thousands of supporters, in common with all good Mi's. Mngnuson, Mrs. Bertelson molars extracted.. worth keeping ’round the franchise for the first time this fall them are doomed to disappointment ciiizens will cordially support the and Rev. Ericson attended ser­ place," mid blamed if they didn't turn right is a foregone, conclusion. next governor and administration, vices at tho Baptist church Sunday. ioooooaooaooaaooaooaooaooi * Then said, "Now write it out, you round and vote against the man who regardless of past differences, in all Miss Florence Clark and her While the ‘ hegira jf sufficiently needn't hurry." trying to keep this country out of that may tend to .the prosperity and brother little son, Chnrlie » Edd 'and % great wilt materially dislrgattice labor The Remington she tackled: now artel war. I get this Irorn the following upbuilding .of our great state, und left for their homes on the early conditions In the sFAth, yet some then she struck a key, dispatch: Saturday morning train. Their the blessings of its citixcus under % And after thirtv -minutes this is •Women of Illinois cast a total thing will he guine I by the shifting, their laws and liberties. father, Mr. Geo. E. Clark Is reported 3nutOS Min, partially, of tho negro problem from ■*. w'fiat she handed me: to he able to sit up. Gratefully and sincerely, vote Tuesday of much more thnn s * the south to north, although it can­ HAIR TONIC W. V. Knott. 800,000. Figures basW on returns not he claimed that the moving of is sold by us on a guarantee to be t “ Deer sir. i have the feever ami in a from 1,57:1 precincts out of 2,!73 one hundred, thousand will have a Convicts’ Identity Concealed. file i sit. ftul of Cook county indicated that g reat effect on the question involv- GEORGIA LADY’S SEN TIM EN TS Convicts In Gentian prisons are com­ reliable preparation for keeping the pelled td wear black masks when leav­ scalp nnd. hair In a healthy condi­ And I except the offer as you h a ve 505.110 down state women voted. j„g several, millions of colored people. ing their cells for exercise, In order 1tion. Let us explain its merits to reasoned it. Flic unofficial count of Cook county Miami Hcruld. Wires to. President Wilson and lo that they may not be recognised by , you. Sqld only by us, 50c and $1.00 ‘ I wish to see, however, that under shows n total woman's vote of 310,Teddy Roosevelt other prisoners. j r . c . Bower. any condUhun 964 with only the two mujor parties Satisfied of the re-election of Pres­ Thank the Lord h*s Over Can i (or to think of your free lunch considered. Of the down state wom­ ident Wilson, Mrs. Emma T. Mar­ I t ’s the same old day proposlshun, en Hughes hud 56.8 per cent, and tin, one of, the staunchest Demo­ Each four years; I shall he in tomorrow to tu n the Wilson -10.2 per cent in precincts crats in the country, who conducted tvtime old grunts, Mother out . tabulated. Cook county complete such u successful campaign among The Cup will he red and will cost showed a percentage of 50.7 for | .Sam e old quitlms, the women of Georgia for funds for Sa me old fears, $ 10 about. Hughes altd Ifi.3 for Wilson. tho party, Friday morning sent two Silme old figuring Material of this nation should not telegram!. The first was one of the On time ispent. SIN IST E R AND STRA N GE rust N. Dooley, warmest of congratulation to 'P re si­ From governor Thinking you have the feever, I am dent Wilson, and the other was one .T o thle presidept. Movement of Negro l.abor on Eve yours very tryl.v." of stinging rebuke to Theodore * • • Sant e old bluster — of Election Roosevelt. Sa Die old spat: Culmination of a great emigration ' J tea ring some talk about the Same 'old Biff! Bang! That to President Wilson- follows: bricking of Sufrford avenue 1 mean­ among negroes from the south to the Ju st 1 l ike Atlanta, Ga.t Nov. 10, 1116. that! dered over there the 'other tiny and north* nt about election time, lent Same old dosing President Woodrow Wilson, color to the suspicions of Ihe depart­ ------ A T -— also rode over tt in a car 'and lieOf the hanks, • Washington, D. C. ment of justice thilt there was.some­ HeVo me that street sure needs The postcdlico. and I thank God for the Solid South, brick. The tourists who have been thing sinister in the hegira that ,T h e other cranks; the United West, and for Y'OU. boded jli for the purity of elections going to Switzerland before the war Same old Cry­ Emma T. Martin, in the states to which the emigration to climb the Alps ean get the same "M y Chairman Woman's Work for Woodman's, ahead!" w;us directed. • sensation here by riding over the 1__________— S A N F O R D 'S H O U S E O F 'S E R V I C E row^ Wilson, Jtiiate-of-G eorgia.-- *— When they wrll know It is said that over one hundred Suhford avenue w.hehe the brick T lere’s the dig Mrs. Martin gave The fellow’s fiend! leaves off and from there to where thousand negroes. •.mostly hrjive, SANFORD, Phone 8 FLORIDA Teddy: Sam® lid hurrah it begins _again- -hear the* "Srhool have since the month of April last, Atlanta, Ga., NoV, 10, 1116. In the morn; .1 house. This street is in miserable left the northern states anti have Same depression. Hon. Theodore Roosevelt., Oyster , shape and I dd not blame those gone north, and the federal depart­ Buy, N. >\* When day's gone; • property owners over there for kiek- ment of justice found it necessary %** * ''Sam e old spiel— The country’s ' honor has been , in f on ih e street. If it i* possible to warn the people of the three "H e qughter 'won!” . ■ .vindicated;-lU-dignity"havbeeriniui^ to do so. the city council should make states of Indiana, Illinois ami Ohio ...S nme . eldwomfeT — ~ " tnined; we have licked 'em to a of the Possibilities of— fcauda-in-conj-at least a nine foot street through How ’twits done! (resale; delighted! You will doubt­ Same old boost *‘ less keep'your promise not to inter­ .Of those who win; fere with presidential appointments. " I knew my man _ GUARANTEED ” ti "W qs a-going in!" . "When drunk with sight of power Same old moan , ' , , we loose From others, too;Wild* tongufa which hold not Thee Fully Charged Batteries A L L M A K E $ AN.D " f reroknod that * l/i awe, . . • "H e'd not get through!" TYPES REPAIRED to Fit Any Car Such boasting as the Gentiles (usc, Same oldVcpsons Or lesser breeds beneath the law— S E M IN O LE COUNTY GARAGE Some' would tell; Lord God-'of Hosts! Be with us yet, Same expression— Lest wo fotget! Lest we* forget"-^ • "G o to the deuce’.’' a ’1 :1 V Each four years Em-tna T , Martin, We hear it all— Chairman Woman's Work for -Wood From early spring row. Wilson, State of Georgia, Til! Inte In fall. —Atlanta Journal. STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH Same old soreness » ' ' '" m m SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 18TH, 1916 ’TwUt olfd friends; FOUR MORE YEARS WAR It takes a year THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY, *. To mend those ends. McClure Rack Prom Europe Has A It -HI r «-( E t s ls a w a t , T t — R a d k t la s r f c lt r C a ra l« V Vaahlnf ten Then for throe years Dtnlne Gar Hrrvkw •• Traia SO ) / ■ • Gloomy View • > We’re in clover; Mr.’ S. S. McClure, Editor of *the No. 82 No. SO No,, 86 , THANK TH E LORD • New York Evening Mail, who re­ IT 'S NOW ALL OVER! 8:10 p- nt. Lv Jacksonville-.------ 9:10 a. m. 1:35 p.m. cently returned from Europe, in an —Thorn In Balm Beach Post. Ar Ssvsnnsh....... ....... 1:15 p. m. 12:35 a. m. 5:85 p. m. "T hil’i tke third tune this morning. I can’t wait address at-the Park Avenue MethodAr Richmond.......------ 5.-05 a. m. 7:45 P- m. ---------- — —.------• 9:18 s. m. a moment longer on that follow. Let ma ice what is lat church, according to the N. Y. Ar Washington.... 11:50 ?• m. . 8:50 a. m. 2:83 p. m. 1 Mr. Knott Is Grateful Ar Baltimore...... —.... 10.-05 a. ra. Smith's number? 1:14 a. m. 1:50 p. m. Herald said that " a t no moment Ar Philadelphia...------ 12:24 a. m. 3:40 a. m. 4.03 p. m. Hon. W. V. Knott, defeated can­ since the war began hoa the outlook Ar New Y.trk.... -------.2:40 p. nt. 6:00 m. 6:20 p. ra. didate for governor, hoa issued the for peace been so had." 'll Jones won’t provide sufficient telephone lacSL folllowing letter to the people*of For Information or Reaeivatlon Phone or Write ties for his customers, he can’t blame roe for dealing "Tw o' particular reasons are roFlorida: . ATLAN TIC COAST L IN E „ . aponsibl for this,” the editor said elsewhere. Operator, give me 4 3 7 .” 188 W. Bay S t , Jacksonville, Fla. Hillsborough Hotel, Tamps. FU4 To the People of Florida: "T he absolute; 'unquestionable reso­ Phone 17 Phone 182 . For the honors conferred upon me lution of the French to regain AlssceHow do you know tku very occurrence doesn’t ♦ » ♦ » ♦ ♦ » » » » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ » e ee e e » » e e» e e e e ee e a e 9•»»»»♦ in the past, for the democratic nom­ Lorraine and a body of documents happen with your single telephone. Have an auxiliary ination for governor In tho June pri­ supplied for Information to the •line; the cost Is trifling. Call the business Office to* maries, and for the support rendered people of the contending aides and day. 1 . me In the general election lost- Tues­ creating a mental state which pre­ day, I am too grateful to leave room cluded anything but absolute hatred •. *V • /, in my heart for-any feeling of bitter­ on the part of TGe entente allies for SOUTHERN B E L L T E L E P H O N E ness over my defeat.their opponents and rice v e n a ." At all tim ei during the campaign Mr. .McClure explained that theee AND T ELEG R A PH COM PANY I have acted in accordance with my documents, whether perpetrated or tense of right and duty to the party false reports of outrages, perpetrated CURBSTONE GLEANINGS! s EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT DR. A. DOLAN REGARDLESS OF WHAT OUR CO M PETITO RS SAY Your CREDIT is Good The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. •r STORAGE, N0N-SVLMAT1NGBATTERY ATLANTIC COAST L IN E ) A Soliloquy in Two Paragraphs A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You '» �-------------- ---------- - THE SANFORD IIERALD ABO UT p e o p l e a n d e v e n t s ... A RESUME OF SANFORD H A P rE N IN C S UP- TO DATE imihiaiioM for (kit flf O ilo r ,” or n»oM ■*’*». Pkoftt No, fQ9 Suidec Williams wearing u beautiful RtcuW l Card Party _ club was a scene dress of yellow luffotu and silver lace and Miss Katherine Aycorke, tT« « e snJ 1)eallty with iU* el“b" ; tovcly in while chiffon and lace, 1 ..o n ,™ wc«rln« lovely served refreshments and assisted the 1 *1 “ „ y,i,|»y afternoon, When gracious young hostess in looking Ilonmilloi o n » r t J n .a after the pleasures of her guests. ■ M. t l . honor ol M r.; WUH.rn { # £ .' Hill. on. ol Iho ■ »"»»■ Yrllow .nd green were the „ ' • prettily retried out with ^ ’ and ferns and masses of “J® iUr jessamine vines. The Utter tastefully arranged, screened hiVendows and walls of the audlS u n , where the card tables were ,jlc1;d *nd the reception hall where were received. Large ferns „ d palms were placed upon the rossnd between the window.. Vdlow c o i m o s wt‘ro bnnkcd upon the pi»no, with masses of the same brilliant flower upon, stands and tables There was a suggestion or Thanksgiving in the pretty little store 'csrds decorated with pumpbins and in tho refreshment course ihe same color tones prevailed in the ulid and ices served upon plates, adorned with cosmos. ’The prizes sere lovely little Japanese boskets tiled with yellow flowers and ferns and lied with rosette bow? of. green oaline. To the guest of honor was presented one of the baskets. Miss Ruth Hettinger made top scoro and Mn. A. Ii. Wallace cut the consola­ tion. In addition to those playing bridge there were u number of jurtts not included in the card playini set, who were invited for re­ freshment* The hostess received in n beautilul sown of blue char mouse finished with white silk lace and blue silk rosei. Mrs. Hdl, the guest of honor were a lovely dress of turquoise blue taf(tU »nd silver lace. Mrs. K. A. Newman assisted In receiving, wearing a handsome gown of cream serge. Mrs Art-hie Hctts. in a pretty gown ol green talk taffeta with cream lice; Mr*: Ed. Lane charming ’ In green* silk taffeta and white Geor­ gette erepc; Mrs.* Cecil Hutt attrac­ tively gowned in white satin with overdrew of white 'chiffon; Miss CEirlotti* Hand, very lovely in "blue dowered taffeta and chiffon; Miss Priscilla (.Tab The sprightly Priscillas held a very enjoyable meeting on Thurs­ day afternoon with Mrs. Richard Pattin Ahe agreeable hostess. Mrs. Pattin is distinguished for the charming informality with which sjto entertains and this occasion was no exception-to the rule, although it is to bo regretted that the inclement weather prevented as large an at* tendance as usual. A delicious re­ freshment course was served by the hostess, Those present were Mrs. Purdon, Mrs. A. K. Hill, Mrs. J . K. Pace, Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. C. C. Woodruff, Mrs. Tom Davis ami Mrs. E. T . Woodruff. In Honor o f Mrs. Stoan In honor of her daughter, Mrs. H. C. Sloan of Jacksonville, Mrs. Geo. Dickenson entertained on lust Thursday evening with three tables 9 f auction. The, charming arrange­ ments w*crc in colors of pink, blue and lavendnf, each a distinctive color scheme of its own, for on one table the (lowers, score cards and prizes were in pink, the pink coral vine used with fern being the central adornment. The -second table was prettily adorned with blue, while on the third table of lavendar, violets were the flowers used' Dainty handembroidered handkerchiefs to match in color the table scheme at which it was won, were the prizes, given re­ spectively to Mni. 8. O. Chase, the pink; Mrs. H. F. Whitncr, Jr., the blue and to Miss Edwards, the lavendur. The pretty affair was one of the charming soejal events of the week. Continued on Page Five Onnnnns Liked In Germany. Ten years ago u bntunia was a rar­ ity In the Interior cities, of Germany, but ns n result of steady advertising ■nd tho recommendations of doctors, the public now purchases them quite generally * Whnt Is'life, anyway, but servlcot All of u h And thnt out sooner or Inter. And the woman whoso privilege It Ih to minister to those she loves—whoso place In the world Is to innko life Rind WHERE WOMAN REALLY FINDS for those who lovo her—Is the hap­ piest woman In I t HER HIGHEST JOY. Items of Interest for the Man It Is n prlvllcgu not .given to nil. Hut le f thoBO to whom It Is given— Behind the Plow . Ambition and Success, According to the sweet, homeinnIters, the loved wives and mothers and sisters—tiwuke to Writer, May Glvd Peculiar Satis­ their Joy while they yet have It. and faction, but Not Always the Why Do Hoys Leave the Farm? ble of doing work in fruit and veget­ sing nil through the glnd days, for Greatest Happiness. The schools have been blamed for able marketing and organizations, their* Is the hnppIdHt lot on earth.— educating boys nway from tho farm. but owing to tho -fact thnt private Philadelphia Inquirer. Who Is the happiest woman In the This charge was emphatically denied enterprise can offer more money, World? Is It the woman who has wrltby Dr- A. A. Murphy, president of very few of the agricultural college Improved Poorhouses for Wounded. .tcn n successful book, or painted a tho University of Florida, in It speech graduates who arc properly trained A slgniflcnnt sign of the times In great picture, or done some other note­ to the county demonstration agents can be obtained for public service. suggested In tho nlloratlOn of ‘certain worthy thing to bring her Into the poorhouses throughout the United recently. The fault is hot w*ith the It is grobablc that the fresh fruit public eye? Kingdom for, the wounded soldiers. schools but with existing conditions and vegetable business will continue No, for from It. Fame never yet In Dickens* tinys the "W orkus" was in the country. The lack of oppor­ to grow', because the markets are de­ made any humuu creature truly hnppy. synonymous with a social pest. It ‘On the contrary, It usually seeks to bred crime, disease, and hastened the tunity for a career has prohnhly led manding more of that kind of pro spoil hls peace of mind; It Interrupts death of thousands. .In recent years more farm hoys to the -city^ than dure. Students who begin prepara­ his private life ami makes all sorta the workhouse has arisen llku pulnces any other cnusA— Furthermore, the tion for that business will find ready of Insolent demands on bis tlmo and all over the country, with spacious lack of ehlcrtainmcnt and amuse­ employment as soon ns they have thought. . j grounds, walks, gardens, recreation ment has contributed its share. Tho finished college and. have obtained When you are famous you belong to rooms, nnd fitted with every modern young folk of the country have been the qualifying experience. the public,, you cease to belong to the fudllty for insuring the prolongation left to their own devices for amuse­ little prtvuto circle of those who love nnd comfort ,of life. Now, they are ment and they have turned to the Extensive Potato Plantin'* Will be you. ; being equipp'd ns hospitals for the. city where amusements were pro­ Made This Season "Oh, for a qnlet hour to sit down gallant itrltish Tommy. Which fact vided. Growers commonly plant Irish po­ and read a book with my family," demonstrates the splendid service that Instead of giving instruction which tatoes on beds, not because they sighed a man who Is famous on two tho old age pension net has been to will take young folks nway from the continents. “Hut. no, I belong to tho the country. The war, of course, had generally do belter on elevations, farm, most universities, and espec­ public,* and the public does not give given a temporary blow to poverty, but because they* usually give best me time to live." nnd made It Impossible for the casual ially sthte universities, have pro­ yields oh tuoist soils and betiding is Ask tiny woman who Is doing whnt ward professional to trade upqn tho vided instruction which educates in necessary to give .drainage. If pota­ The solo the world culls great things, and she luck of work and opportunity. Tho tho opposite direction. toes are planted on well drained soil purpose pf the extension work is to will tell you, doubtless, thnt she Is name of* poorliouso will be expunged they-may be' given level cultivation,' -------- pinkc the country a' better place in happy In having satlslled her desire to from the' new hospitals. nods th^t make cultivation and dig­ achieve eotno particular tiling; hut If which to live. That the aim of the ging more convenient, and a bed six her face glows and she cries Joyfully, work Is being realized is shown by inches high is not objectionable even "Ji am the happiest woman lu the the back of the country movement How He Saved the Situation. where it is not necessary. world i" you may come to one of two It 1* with tremendous seriousness of that has beep, in evidence during the conclusions: either she ,1s very, very mind that the riMikle officers tin things. recent yenrs. A. P. Spencer, district agent for Fewer boys are mi­ ndw at tier accomplishment, the reac­ They were preparing to leave for tint grating to the city because provision the University of Florida Extension tion Is yet to come, nr else It Is south Meileun bonier, and ns the rookie for their welfare and entertainment Division reports that a large aert age more Intimate, more personnl Joy than corporal marched Ills men up to the of potatoes probably will be planted either her bdhk or her picture* that truck lie felt Ini tiled. lie. could fcepll urc being made to hold their Interest this season on a wide variety of soils. in the rmitil/y. On the other hand gives the real crown to tier -happiness. no order In (In* Infantry Drill Regu­ Potatoes do best on soils containing men of qll trades,and stations are Ambition is b beautiful and neces­ lation* for getting etgjit men aboard sary tiling: but It 1« not happiness, n big iJrny 'triiek In n military way. going bark to the farms. I>r. Mur* a large amount of organic matter. any more than a ten-tulle tram]) Is They were already In squirt) forma­ phree attributes this movement hi j The most successful growers provide test. And It never yet salt sited the tion, so he cogitated that lie couldn’t the work of agents. They are large­ some form of irrigation since growth heart that was.made for Joy—as whnt very well order them to "I-’nll In." as ly responsible for >httl|cr rural social is apt to bo slow during spring worn nil’s heart Is not. evert though her they were already all In; then op see- conditions, belter rural transporta­ drouths. Joy gets half Its bliss from sorrow. omi thought he Imagined that "Fall In" tion and imploved conditions gener­ Nay, Ihe happiest woman In the Was Just the word. If he only marched ally thnt have obtained since demon­ Nice Distinction. world Is not she who Is lining some them up to the truck nnd said It then. stration work was begun. “A policeman may generally bo lofty seat In the full glare of tho pub­ lic eye. It may lie right for that wom­ an to be there, It -Wus not meant Hint ull women should tie happy to their fullest capacity. Doubtless she Is of great use there. Hut she Is not the happiest woman lu the world. The happiest womnn In the world Is she who Is contentedly serving those she loves. Thnt Is the truth In n nutshell, and nny honest woman who looks Into her own heart. with understanding eyes will confess It. There would lie nothing for them to do hut full Into the trnrk. As they readied the truck came the order from ihe r o o k i e corporal, "Fall In !" Helng. ns t h e y thought, already, completely fallen In, the men were nonplussed as to how to full In any further. It didn’t occur to them to titmhlc Into the truck, end helng up ngnlnkt the wheels and thinking the. corporal really meant "H alt!" they all entile to standstill. The rookie "noncont" scratched Ids hi-iul.ntel thought. Then he said: "Oh. Iieli! All aboard!" taken a* n respectable innii nod I do not like to hcqr him called n g e n t l e ­ man. because a itentlemun very otton Is not n respectable man.’’ This was tho rebuke of Mr. Fordham. the West Loudon magistrate, to a defendant who continually referred to n pollcoman ns a gentleman— London Evening Standard. Men Trained in llnrtlrulture Srarrc Men who are properly trained in handling fruits and vegetables are scarce. -T h ey are wanted not only by public institutions but by private enterprise. Wrlfci A. Sherman of the Office of Markets and llurul OtJrgunizntions said recently In a lecture uf the University of, Florida that Man’s Three Characters. me.n with such training were hard ■ Every mail bus three cha’raeters: to fljid. ‘ His offit-e is especially de­ that which he exhibits, that which ho sirous of finding men who are cupa- htiu, nnd that which he thinks ho tins. 0102485353235353533148532 Dress your Feet with theJLatest Style White Kid Lace-Boots, 10-inch White Ivory Soles - - ' - Bronze Kid Lace Boots with 10-inch Tops - . - - Black Kid . Lace Boots, 9-inch . White Kid Top - - - * Battle Ship Gray Lace Boots 10-inch Tops - - - - - The above are only a few of the new and up-to-date styles to be had at Peters Shoe Store at a saving of $1.00 to $3.00 per pair 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/. 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GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION; L us.m d rp ORB U.WcEKIV 1 1 1 . 1 ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS / I N S A N F O R D -^ Life la Wo,th Living rOLUMh KISSIMMEE ROPED F00T- BALL BOYS SEMINOLEv NO CHANGES C0UNTYFA1R ON SUBMARINE IS PROJECT SAYS WILSON and a board to administer tho work­ ing men’s compensation luw for Fed­ eral employes. Postmasters at New York and Chicago also are to be ap­ pointed.*. • . Reports that the President has decided on changes in his cabinet Death of Julius Kraus* were said by officials to he prema­ Julius Krauss died nt hi* (tome on ture. While it is possible that one the W est Side, near St. Gertrude or more of the present cabinet mem­ avenuo last Wednesday and wav bers may not remain in the Presi­ buried on - Thursday. The services dent's official family after March 4, were conducted by Rev. Steinmeyer, officials insist that he has not even COW BOYS W IN — T O O M U C H IS F I R M IN COAST CANAL ASSOCI­ the interment being made at Lake- LAKE FRONT- WOULD M AKE PRESID ENT considered the question. FOR SANFORD HIGH ' * view cemetery. Mr. Krauss haft STAND, NOW ELECTED ATION BECOMES D E S­ When Mr. Wilson returned he SUITABLE GROUNDS SCHOOL been a resident of this city for the • IS SECURE found awaiting him * thousands of PERATE AT LAST . FOR SAME past th irty years and was a familiar There was no cfoubt as to tho telegrams and letters congratulating Washington, Nov. 11.— President Seminole county should have a . tk* Eut Coast Canal Association figure on tho «treet| for many years him on his re-election. If possible election returns last Friday, Califor­ ^ ’ ilson came back to _ Washington ~|t| i. pt. Lauderdale today for peddling Btrawberrics and vegetables fair this season. nia may still have been a state of he will read them all. Sunday night ready to take up wait­ With all the great resources in I r L p o a e of making arrangement* throughout the city. unccrjainty at-6 p. m., Central time, ing public problems and begin fram­ H e leaves a widow to mourn his this county second to none in the I , . , fthraring before the army en1 Mrs. R. E. Tolar and little daugh­ but fully an hour before that timo ing plan* (or his second term in the r" regarding the purchase of loss.and though he was of a retiring state there is no valid reason why ter went up to Jacksonville this no state of uncertainty existed at W hite. House. He has been away the Osccoln hall park. The count If, r Mt Coast Ditch, called by disposition those who knew him deeply n Seminole County Fair Association morning for n short visit. *. two months. • hud been made und Kissimmee had » c*nal- The East Coast mournhis departure from this earth- could not bo. formed, stock sold and A cheering crowd packed the rail­ a good start, made this year and with led hy a score of 82 to 0. And both I S i l Association is kept alive road station nnd waited outside ill n a good start and a fair, each year sides were satisfied und demanded l&ielb through the efforts of the suitable buildings and grounds could drizzle of rain to welcome the Presi­ If^ u ry , H. I. Hamilton who is no recount. * !>•• "secured and the (air made, more dent. A^l he nppenredwalking down I r.ibiblv secretary for what he can Kissimmee made five touch downa successful each yeiA. There is noth­ the station platform accompanied by and kicked two goals,-the> first score K of It; W « « thl» k,nd 0f ing gained by this haphazard ef­ Mrs. Wilson and flanked hy secret liB in goes behind the returns to ciime from n beautiful pass and tho fort each year to have u halfway service men. hundreds began shout­ |w and deceive the honest people sedond wus made on the same play fair. We should have every year ing and rushed forward -in efforts to L the rut cost with fairy tales such und were made in exurtjy thirteen one of the best ropnty fair* in Flor­ shake his hands. minutes nnd came in the first quar-( In the Wow* Mr. Wilson walked through the ida, our dates should be arranged ter. -There was no doubt that tho -And referring to the effort of a ahead and the wprld should be ap­ station with his hnt off. bowing and bint tram had won. for Sanford, Ifc* financially interested parties to praised of the fact’ that Seminole amiling and was taken through the practically all inexperienced men divert the rafml vm the St. Johns Presidentital waiting room to an BARKOOT would be there with both feet. SHOWS W OULD played the best they knew how. And I river *nd thence across to Titusautomobile outside. Secretary Ra­ O FFIC IAL .CONTEST ONLY let it lie said right here that in tho LIK E TO HAVE QUARTERS The business men of Sanford rec­ IviHe. Mr- Hamilton ayuys: ker. Attorney (Jenernl Gregory, Sec­ last quarter Sanford High outplayed, W IL L DECIDE TH E ognize the value of a county fair, HERE retary Tumulty and Senator James , "Mr. A. P. Connelly I am not ac­ outguessed nnd looked far better provided that fair grounds are not LEADERSHIP of Kentucky were among those who quainted *ith. hut l can understand On account of the excellent rail­ than did their opponents; but the too far out of thy city limits and this iky Ur. C. K. Walker-and M r. E. Washington, -Nov. 12.— Members brings the question* right dowh to greeted him*. way facilities and wuter transporta­ hoys started too late. [t . Woodruff have worked for the of tho house, of representatives in the new lund mado at our very The President was assured by Sec­ tion Sanford offers splendid oppor­ Through the clever .work of G. W . tual via the St. Johns river. If tho newly elected s iily -fifth con­ doors on the lake front. The dredge rotary Tumulty, that there had been tunity ns a winter quarters for travel Spencer. Jr., the locals were able to rlkt* gentlemen can fool the Federal gress face one of tho most uncertain will he through this work of filling no change In the result in California ing shows and knowing this nnd also make the greatest gain of the day, government into spending $.1,500,000 organization situation* in the his­ this week and the great work of de­ nnd that there was a chance of his being a Sanford boy. George Murr. with un attempted forward pass the |to drain land in which they are be­ tory of the government. veloping this beautiful lake front capturing the electoral vote of Min­ representing the K. (J. Barkoot bull was picked up *>n Kissimmee's lieved to be interested, I hope they United Show* is here looking for a W ith a few districts still in doubt, will be begun. One of the greatest nesota. The President, however, is ten yard goal line and Spencer, ail] succeed. Their urdent labors suitable lot-ation where he can re­ not expected to indicate his own at­ the Republicans appear to have a improvements would he the leasing through souie T y Cobb foot work |kave been from ft sclfijh m otive and main for two months while the ihofff plurality of four# or live members of sufficient grouml on the lake front titude toward the outcome until it tituuugcd to make .a gain of seventy lot for the good of the people,, and is recuperating. and a possible majority of two or for a fair ground, a hall park and is formally conceded by the Repub­ yards before he was caught. I if ike canal should he built via the The K. G. Barkoot Shows lias n three when it is figured that an in­ general amusement place for the lican*. But according to the Tampa St. Johns Titusville route,'tho people dependent elected in Massachusetts people of Sanford and Seminole Mr. Wilson paid no nttention to train of some twenty five cars and Tribune's correspondent, who evi­ of the entire East Coast of the state and a progressive elected in Minne­ county anil the winter visitors. official business tonight but tom or­ they will b e busy for two months, dently must have been -under tho J till be the losers and the people of sota probnbly will vote with them . There is practicully no end to the row will lie at his desk. One of the painting the cars, fronts,. banners, influence of ether when Spencer made I the St. Johns river section vyill gnin for organization purposes. Inde­ possibilities of a move’ of this kind first probl ems to be laid before him etc., and want a large shed or ware- his gain,- sent in his report to the 1 tothing. i f you want proof o f my pendence of action has organize^-a and the Uonrd of Trade, the will be the situation resulting from j house near the trucks where they Tampa paper that only forty yards I itasements .above 1 * will publish number of the re-elected members Wo pi a n’t Club and all other public recent activities hy German *u b-j can do the fine varnishing und gold wus gained on this particular play. affidavits of an address of your Hon. Secretary of tho Republican side, however, spirited marines. should- -------stand behind Itvw people -------- ----- ■ ------ Lansing is ex- leaf work on the fronts and wagons Well, if this gentleman calls a seven­ Forfeit Lake, late candidate for nnd their attitudo toward Demo­ the city council and assist them in 1peeled to lay before him a summary for the purades. ty yard gain forty, then we would |congress." cratic legislation in the last few developing the lake front and mak­ .,( recent developments collected at suggest a simple diet of B R A IN S Mr. Murr lived in Sanford many Tnere wn* never a baser attem pt years has -given Democratic leaders ing it possible for the ciunty fair the state department," dealing par­ years ugo and when he is on the and EGGS to increase hi* knowledge to deceive than tho above falsehood cause for hope that some of them ticularly with the Marina, Colum­ road always registers u* “ from San­ on how many cubic feet there is in a this season. . appearing in the St. Augustino M e­ might carry their independence into bian, Arabia and Lanno cases. No yard. Seminole county has no heed to secret i* made of tho belief of some ford, Florida” and knowing this city teor from the pm of H. I. Hamilton, the organization of the next house. and the many advantages has been • This is just a trilling matter to go beyond her borders for a county officials that the situation will be I a man whom the Sanford people after • Barkoot to remain Imre two Plow T ver, but give the credit where On the face of the unofficial re* fair and this is the proper time to kave time and again favored when serious. months during 1115 winter. These credit is due is all we are qskinifc for turns the political division of the get busy on the proposition. ke • anted Mosquito Inlet improved, The President hns made it clear to shows wintered tn.*t year in Toledo, Spencer not only made this splendid *ken he wanted good roads to Now house is so close that un effective and friends that the policy toward sub­ Ohio, und for several winters were gain but also was Ahere on the de­ certain working, majority does not Smyrna aAd when ho wanted some­ ’ Orlando’ s Prosperity marine warfare outlined in the cor- south wintering in Valdosta where fensive and at no time did G. W. W hile there might be n few thing for his section of tho iltntv. exist. Orlando seems to be enjoying a DuHose ajso , *** |1respondencc on the Sussex Vase will they were offered e.vcry facility on full to get bis man. changes when the official returns are But when he wanted. the g o v ­ boom, according tft reports of re a l, , lrU,U y. j „ |,is campaign th e fa irg ro u n d s . : • •, played exceptionally well and ho counted, the chanrps are that these ernment to spend ftvo million on the estate-movements tn thir~ Reporter-] ,^ i L_ __ estate movement* in tne importerj ^ he d#cUrcd that in case the seems to curry ulong u swell inter­ TllC-btgflhuwa -would also, utlruet would-not—mntrriatty ajtrr th ir gen­ Etvt f o u r TlHc-h after the East moving picture people here us theference with his play. Brown, LlpStar oL that rRy-------''r , r'-*-* AdmlnltflrnUon was defeated ut the eral result. In view of the situation portirtW0 6Fam»c groves and ten lots difficulty in Cout Canal Co. had already been it is regarded hy.. Democratic Ieftclefs porta-two ftfamJc groves ami ten m i* . 0|ection j, W0uld have difficulty in villages of Japs upd Russian people ford and Robinson also played well. million by-~-the~statB 111 l^lssimmee’ s stars were Bullock, as improbable that R esiden t Wilson sold In a single cl»y. and a n o t h e r , , w|th foreig n * problems be- in the troupes give the•picture people badi and then failed to make any a great opportunity to work them in Rcgcro the terror, Wilsoh (not Wood will call an extru session of the new E \ " S * ” . l 'l Wo .ta n i • * « ! " » ° » M “ r‘ V ; N ° " ‘ h“ 'different episodes of serial moving row) and Captain Johnson nil played progress with the cannl the people of he has been re-elected, however, ho congress next spring. In that case tk« Interior fought the project .and stand or fall together, and the mak­ is known to feel that hjs tftuXftfi-Mn* p lc tu ra a .— A N o. football. "A ll of the above - - — ----------: r*---------"** the organization fight will not come ttpwt to fight it. The St. Johns in g any nart Ql i l aridi luUtCM. eriTIj^Tiairbeen ’approved by the na- - The Barkoot Company would alsb are members of this well known and until the regular sffllnn fo Decem­ thrg h'thc only, feasible, water *xouia the development of tho whole. tlon and that he cau proceed with a prove n great drawing cord for the highly touched harkfield. ber, l? f 7, which will mean maneuver­ HTHFe upper e n d , of the inland Greatest little old state in the Seminole County Fair thnt will be It looked from the side lines as If free hand. ing for more than a year. In the con­ viler way and haa been so pronounced Union, all right, and folks are just held I n ’ Januray of this year and one or two of tho locals fumbled the test for the speakership of tho house Tho President also will take up Lf the government engineers but beginning to find it out. Como on with their superb band of twenty ball, just like the Republicans failed and tho organization of important consideration of the Mexican situa­ Ike East Coast Canal Co. and Sec­ nl— S IP Augustine Record. • pieces tho many and vnried attrac­ to make a touchdown. Hegero committees. • tion promptly. He has boon getting retary Hamilton see the golden op­ tions would 1)0 a fair of themselves nnd Johnson were the stellar lights frequent reports from Secretary As -matters stand today the can­ portunity of foiating the canal on a nnd they would prove a valuable for the Osceola eleven and they v . .The Eight Hour Law I.anc, chairman of the American sec­ Republicans for Lengin government 'slipping from didate of the more than did there, share in -piling New York, Nov. 18,—Th e strike tion of the Mexican American Com­ help to tho fuir axsofiation. them and thereby- hangs tho pre- speaker will lio Mumes R. Manh. Tho Hoard of Trade should Inves­ up thirty-two points. vote taken last aummcr hy the four mission meeting at Atlantic City, iirication about the Sanford com- the present minority leader, ami railway brotherhoods will ho* mado tigate this matter and if it is pos­ Captain Greene received nn injury and will now give the aituation de­ “ Ittee from the Board of Trad e Speaker Clark generally is regarded sible find u suitable location for this during tho jjame, and while ho lay effective if tho railroads fail to live tailed study. ' * tho Democratic choice to suc­ 'ho have stoOd Mr. Hamilton on hia aggregation as they carry about on the field of haltlo tho beautiful tfp to tho spirit and intent of the Already however .**4 *o many times that he iaffiszy. ceed • himself. A number of appointments are to fifty people and tho .businois men dolls of Kissimmee High guve out a Adamson eight hour law, President A. P. Connelly does not own a fo o t there are rumblings of. uncertainties Lee, of the trainmen announced ni­ be made soon,- but some of them may will get- the benefit. * yell to the local Captain. So sweet °l I»nd on tjic upper St. Johns river, localise o f the close political divi­ ter n conference did this sound to the Captain’s ears between tho he postponed until congress con­ They Includo the membera J*- R. Walker does not own a foot of sion. On tho Republican side there Brotherhood and railway, __________ represonta venes. that he decided to'ram nin In tho Cold Wave Coming Hnd on the upper St. Johns river, are reports of disaffcctlons against tives. game. Tho yell sounded like this: The law will be effective' of the tariff commission, tho ship­ Washington, Nov. 18.—The cold p in g board, acveral Federal judges “ • T- Woodruff does not own a foo t the minority leader as n candidsts Jan. 1st. H IC K I T T O R IC K E Y S IS BU M wave which overspread . the country find on the upper St. Johns river, for speaker on the part of severul west of the Mississippi river today, B A H G R E E N UAH HAH UAH . "one of them own any land cacept members who, it is suggested, might causing temperatures in some places ♦ m * * * m « * « m * 4 ............................. ....... •here they have their own home vote for jClark instead. Consequent­ ower thiln has over been recorded in T Hughes Not Satisfied plices in this city and thblr farms ly there la’ gossip among some Re­ November, will strike the Atlantic New York, Nov. 12.— Charles E. publicans regarding tho advlsabllit •n the Sanford Celery Delta. T h e y states, except southern Florida, to­ Hughes and William B. Willcox, interested in the St. Johns river of naming aqother man as candidate morrow. It will reach the Ohio chairman of the Republican national muse it is t the rightful project, for speaker if one can be found upon • • 4 . ■« valloy, Tennessee apd the Gulf committee-plan to remain in New $ 9 muse they see tho possibilities of whom the Republican membership states tonight. .Twenty-six below York for n week or more to await he 8L Johns river and. do not want would united. zero is reported at Sheridan, W yo­ tho result of the official count of the e government buncoed by ‘. the Aa the Democrats apparently will ming. • voto in California, it was announced Co“ t Canal Go. They are In- be In tho minority, some of the today. Once the official count Is m»led because they, were appoint­ friends of Champ Clark are not cer­ Raise Ilroom Corn linished they expect ao take a vaca­ ?. u * commlttoe by’ the Sanford tain that ho will be a candidate to “ W hy not raise broom corn in tion,. Mr. W illcox said. Df° «d -- of — Trade ■iauB to prevent the sale succeed himself. Unless he can bt* Manatee countec as one of tho staple The national chairman called on o' the Eut Coaat Canal to the gov elected speaker they prefer that he crop*?” sake the Manatee Bivcr Mr. Hughes at hia hotel this after­ * n.m*nt and backed bx the commer- abandon the rac* and become a . can­ Journal, published, at Bradentown. noon. Mr. Willcox said: * organixqtlona of all of interior didate for minorUy leader, the poat You will probably aay that there ia ,lond» and the ’ We are in the same position aa l HUT |O W lower east coaat he held fo r many years before the no market (or it, but that is where we have .been since election night. they win certainly aee to It th at ., —• am certain! Democratic ascendancy in 1910.. you will have to guess again." The W e went an official count In Cali­ lh# « ! • is not made. Such a development might precipi­ Journal then gives a letter ffonj F. E The sooner the lower cast coaat tate a lively conteet within the Dem­ fornia to assure the reelection of Mr. Smith at Palma Sola, who declares _ 7 — W1y , the l n o o8it.. jJohns o n n s river ocratic ranks, with Claud Kltchin, £ h,nd» wi*Ji that tho crop ia short in.other parts Wilson before we are willing to con­ cede defeat. Far be it from ua to the ptesent minority leader, and of the country and shows*the Flor­ *Ct *°oner wily rrilfget away deprive Prcsidept Wilson of ona Speaker Clark aa the rival candidates #k°m ida farmem that they can sdl all'the ine *jd • . proposition and with single vote properly cast for him." . °f the government have a lor the minority leadership. . procduce at a . good price. That There are many other poealbilltlea . . . c*n*l project through Florida broom corn can be raised easily in they will never ’have -It until with the party TilvDlon ao dose, ant Mrs. L. J. Parsons came dotrn Manate? has been proved by experi­ r * v t*t % « « t right. rig! Harry I. Hamilton until all tba votes are counted and Baturday and ments and tbe Journal Is doing a from Jacksonville **• *How,d — ni zeal for the East certificates o f election returned there hla good work In advocating its culture. spent Sunday her# the guaat of lira. j °.ut to get the better of hla will be no definite steps taken by E. T. Woodruff. —rTimee-Uniqn. t • • •*B°tment for he knows Walker and dth er side. . W oodruff nnd Connelly even bi-ttyr than hu known himself and his atntembnt above gives him un hon­ orary membership in the- Annninr Club of America. . * . SHOW LIKES SANFORDFOR THE WINTER REPUBLICANS MAYCONTEST THE HOUSE it1 NUMBER 2T. SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. NOVKMIIEK II. 1‘JIG v %ii ;t. ' ■ . !1.» 1 r a J MEETING of the Sanford Board of Trade TONIGHT lit the Court Room-Court House EIGHT O’CLOCK .*»-»—r'\~ : ' '2J r 1*. • •* . P •1 �—# fovember 10. 191| - - I~! . TO THE PEOPLE.OP PLOR IDA * - 1 appreciate the fact that Florida Is the “ Playground of* the Amer­ icans,“ ' and. I will be. happy and content to continue Its upbuilding. J am a broad minded man and not a fanatic, os has so often been charged in this heated campaign, and will work to upheld, and not tear down, what is destined to be the greatest state in the Union. , »* Ypu.can say fof me that I will appointe every Democratic-nominee, whether he be for judicial or administrative office, without exception, and will work for harmony and pefcel T h e y w ilP a ll have my cooperation, . 1 T o say there will be any contest,' and I shall expect their cooperation in return. I am very sorry that the state Democratic executive committee^did declared the statement, “ U an insult to the Intelligence of the American not consider me a good Democrat, but if I am ever permitted I will show It— that I am just as loyal a Democrat as ever lived. In fact, I have peoplh.’ ’ ' It will probably still be* another always_ insistuT that-this was a family row. 1 have frowned upon, and day before the full reports are re­ would not tolerate, a negro vote coming in to settle a Democratic fuss. ceived from any of the four states You have honored me by your vote, and whether you bo Catholic or (eft in the doubtful column and cer­ Protestant, gambler or saint, rich or potjr, you will receive fair and con­ tainly not until there has been an siderate treatment at my hands. official count in* New Hampshire I have no onemles to punish, and the people wilpflnd that my policy and possibly Minnesota. As M r. will be u brond, liberal and just one. I t would be ridiculous for any one Hughes is leading in Minnesota and to believe that I would even attempt to force religious views upon, the body West Virgins and a change in these politic. 1 would rather have the people of- the state to know at tho be­ states could in nowise affect the re­ ginning that my policy will be,broad, philanthropic, and for the best sult there may be no demand for interest of all concerned, and that no sumptuary or blue laws o f fle w extraordinary haste to bring about England will eVer find a place in thy administration. . the recount demanded. People of Florida, now that tho governorship has been decided by you Virtually all the states ewhere the it is best that we forgot all differences and lot tho cordial spirit o f coopera­ recount is close are carried in the tion permeate our great stnte. I shall meet all in the spirit of fairness, Hughes column and for thnt reason the Democrats profess not to bo ap­ and as I shall meet you on thnt basis I shall expect to have the same . S ID N E Y J. C A T T S . prehensive that any overturning treatment. could come from u recount. AM O NG THE THEATRES • * • .* Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford Hart In Spectacular Play of . Ancient Aiteca Triangle atar seen In striking role, differing widely from his* western characterizations. William Si Hart will be seen at the. Lyric Theatre tonight, in the long awaited Triangle "A zte c story,” . “ The Captive God.*’ This play is from' the pen of Monte M. KnttcrJohn and offers Hart in a role that is totally unlike anything he over has • ' attempted since his desertion of the footlights for the film studio. The part is th a t'o f a'stalw art Spaniard, who, ahipwreckcd in the early part of the sixteenth century, Is adopted by the people of Tehuan. in ancient Mexico, and made their leader b e­ cause of his superior wisdom. W. 8 several years at Gainesville, H a.) and Jack Pickford (little Mary's brother) is starred and Is an unusual­ ly delightful comedy of the days (hat only happen once, when young whiskers itch a> their roots and love and spring run rnmpart ajid-one borrows one’s father's evening clothes and speedy roadster from an auto company to plope .with love’ s young dream. It almost ends disas­ trously.— but it don't. Three Triangle Maids or Note In Hart Play For the first time since they be­ came associates the charms of Enid Mnrkcy, Dorothy Dalton and Dor­ cas Matthews arc matched against one another in “ The Captive God," the Triangle drama by Monte M. N ever since he first entered the Katterjohn- in which Thomas 11. motion picture fold has Thomas H. Ince - presents William S. Hart as # Ince bent his efforts toward the pro­ ' ductfon of a drama like “ The Cnp- star. Lyric Tonight. J liv e G od." He has preferred to let pass untouched that period of the world's history which, contains some of the most interesting anil unusual romances e vtr written. Hut when Katterjohn wrote "T h e Captive G od." 1nee saw in it the possibili­ ties of a remarkable motion .picture Continued From Page One CALIFORNIA CHANGES RESULT AFTER TWO DAYS ANXIOUS WAITING pl“ V* ' ’ • • • With his customary care, luce in­ corporated n great amount of detail into this subject, and the result is a magnificent spectacle 16m ance.' I Is scenes are rich with the picturesque­ ness that abounded in ..the Aztec country, and its action is tense with dramatic situation4. In the titular role. Hart is declared to ha\e rendered another fascinating pirfotii.um e that will* establish him Mill more firmly in the popular favor. He appea*s. it i* true, sans chaps and som ’ e 'o and six shooters, but his tnnguc sin i* as powerful ns ever. ‘ The cast that appears in support of Hart include* Enid Markey.' D. D. Tubler, Dorothy D alton,. Robert Me Rim, Dorcas Matthews. Herbert Karjean and It >liert Kortman. Louise Huff anti Jack Pickford in "S e ve n te en " at Star Monday The Paramount Pictures Corpora­ t i o n added unolher laurel to their crown In the production of the ahsorbitjg photoplay "Seven teen " -jn which -Louise Huff (who lived for tions wero being made to begin legal proceedings Jv'r recounts in slates where the result was close. Chairman \\’ ilIcox included C.allforn! a. New Mexico, -North Dakota nnd N cw Hampshire- and Minncaota in his list of stales w here recounts und oubtrdly would ‘ be demandril. Di•mo' rat i>- liradquartrrs w as not In-Ill id th»* Rrpuhlit-aim in preparing ( hairman 1! dt-vrlopnirnlt for McC or mirk conferred with Alton B. Parker, former Democratic candidate for President, Morgan J. O'Brien, Delanrey Nieoll and John B. Stunchfield. all prominent N ew "York lawyers. It was evident that if tho election which is to he taken into the courts the legal giants of both par­ ties were befng marshalled for such n royal battle as the l niled States never has Been. Clalm'272 Voles fpr Wilson In official statement tho Demo­ cratic National Committee claims 272 votes for President Wilson and a popular plurality of forn 200,OuO ta 300,000. V y <0>v y ,-y V|jW tf Y Y V (Uum - ___ ___ '/WV TA T y y w y y y vast LYRIC T H E A T R E CLEAN Pit T I RES LOR CLEAN PEOPLE T h e R u ssc Hk H igh ( !ns.s H arm on y S in g ­ __________ _____ J J fj All T lila —W o e k ----------------- Y Y Y W w y f.v W •/// V/' i f T od ay—Trial pie Day. "T h e Captive God." ft-afurirg William S. Unit Keystrr.e Conit dy "Pills of Peril" featuring Chan. Murray, •The G ir l'ftim F liftc " '-'-rrclij of Saturday Comedy. Tho Greet PatrioticSFtfid “ Liberty" “ 1“ Tuesday- Trhnple Day. " 'I he Half Breed" fenturii g Douglas Faltl enl s.“ E ii lith chapter cf "G loria’s Rttrnnct", ftntuiiig IHIfie Burke. .Wt| rrrday— "A DcJudu! W ife." "Grouchy Bill" Kivhlcnt-.Ccmtdy " A La Cabaiet". % £ ,* * * * * * * * Ks w c PORGRAM AT THE STAR Better People demand Better PictureH, thats Why Our Pictures arc Best. . F rid a y f Susin Haynkawa in "T h e Soul of Kura San" A Paramount Plrture. . Saturday— Big Double Program. A special five reel feature, full of czciteinent and thrllla. Also, "The Secret of the Submarine." M ?.l?‘,.Vr - ;I!nr^ ount pr<?cnU Pickford in ' ‘Seventeen . Huff and Jack Tu.e?ffayT MciC9 p r»n u H a ro ld Lockwood and May AUmon in "M liter 44", alao, "T h e Grip of Evil. r 'v r a . 'w r i . * Alabama .... Ariona Arkansas ..... _ .California Colorado .... Connecticut Delaware - 7 3 a’ FToriif?t Georgia . 14 4 Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana 12 3 - 9 Iff C . 29 15 Iff 10 13 10 6 Maine ... k Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Min nesota M ississippi Missouri * Montana 18 16 10 IS 4 8 3 R o lle r R in k O p e n in g S u c c e s s C. J. Flynn- of Orlnndo opened up his skating rink last Wednesday .night and. tho patronage which was accorded hitn by the loral peopio was excellent under the weather'eonditions which were very- bnd on the opening night. The spneious floor, 42 hy 90 is well laid and the skaters find no trouble in having pleasure on this beautiful floor. ’ Mr. Flynn, who for years has been in llie skating business and who has also made u study of what the people want says thnt he always found it necessary to enter to the best people,' as the rules of the rink which' he has placed* in his business must be obeyed. Mrs. Flynn will have charge of the ladies’ session which will be 12 held on Thursday mornings and the Indies are particularly wanted to bring their skntcs, Or skates can be secured at the rink at a nominal sum of fifteen cents. The sessions in the mornings com­ 4 mence at 9 a. m. to 11.30. In the afternoons at 2.30. to 5 p. in., and in the evenings from 7 to 10. N e llf* i f Application for Tas l)r r d I ndrf Srrtlan S. at Chapter 4SSI, Lana of fterIda Notlca la hereby given that Chaa. U Wing, purchaaar ol* ~ Tat M _______ ___ Certiflcite No. ____ 361.________ dated tho Sth day of Jana, A. D. 1*10, covoting All Unplatted part ol llloek (I, Chappcll’a Kub-Div. ol Goldvboro. .The aald land be­ ing aaaoaoood at lha data o( the liauance ol aurh certlflraK In tha name of Mary XI. Kecord: Alao T a i Crrtiflcata No. 362, dated the 6th day of June, A. I), IVIO, rovering Lola I I t> 20 tleaa Lota IS to |S>, lllo-k <T ol rbappJtl'a Sub-DIv. of (Soldaboro. The aald land being aeaeued at the data of lha Jrauanre of ouch certiorate In tha name cf Mary M. Record; haa tiled aald rarilltcalaa In my attire, office, and appllr soil hae -made ma le application on foe .ta* . deed nrcordnnea with . — to .[u u. i In ... — I —. —. tr law. S a il Cenipratea embracing the above deeerlbed /, aituatrd Seminole < „ „proper! . ... ._ __ ...In____ ____ roan ty. Florida. Unlrat aald rertifleatea ahall be redeemed according to Inw la t deed will laaue thereon nn the |2tli iley of December. A. II. IBIS." Witneee my oltlcial aignatuie and teal th!i the 10th day of November, A. It. 1916. K. A. IK )U G LA S S , C!>rk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fie. Isqal) fly V. Ml McDaniel. D. C. 21-Frl-Mr . • For Sale— Nearly new adding 0 . chine. $35.00. Western Union. For Sale — Hup Runabout, r*. built, $100. Schelle Manls. City. e.u FOR RENT For R ent— Furnished house; eight rooms and modern convenient Most desirable location. AddrfB P. O. Box 1084. -»| tf For R ent— Up-to-date now store on Parlr avenue, with all modem improvements. N. H. Garner. 24-4tc For R ent— 5 room cottage on El# avenue with modern conveniences, $10. Free water. N, H. Garner. .. . 23-tf For Rent— Downstairs of house, furnished or unfurnished. 107 No' Laurel Ave. Enquire at house. ' • 23-2tp FOR R E N T — Two Furnished Rooms.. Hot and Cold Water • Address Z care Herald. 20tf For R en t— T w o or three, furnished rooms. Strictly modern. 709 Oak. ______________ * ‘ 19-8tp For R en t— House- on E. Second, between Park and Oak, Enquire 214 Park 16-tl r For R ent— Several nico offics rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N. P, Yowell & Co. 32-tf For Rent— 708 Park avenue. Es­ quire of H. C. Dulisse, First and Park avenue. IS-tf WANTED It Never Does. Wo bavo Implored nobody to- run fof <i(IIco and do uot expect to. Hut that fact Is not holding any of tho hoys hnc)t.—Houston Post. 7 ♦ '♦ > W anted— A good lame mule. Must lie sound nnd kind aiyi not old. Address Geo.-E. Ilnles & Son, Altamonte Springs, Fla. 24-2te ♦ ! i ♦ W anted— Furnished room. Ad­ dress X Y Z. c-o Herald. 24-2tp Salesman W anted— To sell lubrienting oil, grease, specialties and paint. Part or whole time. Com­ mission basis until ability is eitsblished. Permanent position and. wide field when qualified if deiired. Man with fig preferred. Rivenld*. Refining Company,* Cleveland, Ohio. 24-Up <i All Ltfrnl Advcrliflcmcntfi Under ---- » ■ ■ . --------------ThiH Heading THREE CENTS a Wnnted— White family io work Line For Each Insertion. Minimum on truck farm. Can furnish work Charge '25 Cents. for six people steadily. Rent free. ------------------------------------------- — —• Address 1234-Herald. In answering an advertisement ’* ... • 23-2te where no name is mentioned in the nd, plgase do not nsk The Herald Wanted—T o buy two or three for Inform ation. as to the identity of thousand feet of second hand edery the advertiser. Usually wo do not boards. Box 107 6. 23-2t know who the advertiser is nnd if we do we nro not nllowed to give Visit the night school in Bishop nut this' information. Simply write Block. Civil Service, Bookkeeping. a letter and nddnifia it us per in­ Language, Words, Arithmetic, Gram­ structions in the nd. mar and High School subjects. Only ten cents for each hour recitation. ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire 11 New Jersey.. .... New Mexico •••• ....- 46 New York The management of tho "rink is North Cn'olinn « . 12 contemplating giving parties and en5 North Dakota tertaimnents during the winter seaOhio 24 son and from present indications 10‘ Oklahoma the success of the rink is assured. Oregon . . 5 Another particular, poiijt which 38 I’ennsylva nia Mr. and Mrs. Flynn will devote 5 Rhode Inland ' special time to is the children who 9 South Carolina . come to skate, and in the afternoons 5 South Dakota' those who bring their skates along 12 Tenneswq are. admitted free and every after­ Texas . .. . .. 20 noon-there will be no admission ex­ 4 Utah cept for thq use of skates only. 4 V Vermont VirKiniu ..... .......... ... 12 •.... T w elve Great Serluls in 1917 Washington . * _____________ 2 3 - 2 t p FOR SALE Some of these are Btory groups jI West Virginia like those inimP^bj^ ^ tir ic * fh q; Wi'soncin J J ___ _ Wnnted to rent unfurnished houso o ltf fTome” done In Main** in which • For S a le - F in e horse and buggy. 'Wyoming six to eightyrQpiEfl. close In A4»C. A. Stephens shows himself u Inquire at O. Greens Blackdress 'Mrs. Nprris Levis, 601 E. L i* , master. There will lie serials Iqr 8m^h Shup. corner 3rd Htrabff SIM; alter St., Gainesville, Florida. Totals 269 236 27 girls, serials for boys, serials that I ° n * ^ vp' ■ 22-8tc ‘ . 22-2tc Nccejjsary to elect, 266. hold the rapt attention of all reader For Sale— Bicycle, equipped with of cith cr sex nnd all ages. And the Wanted— Lady wishes position s* St. Paul, N ov. 9.—Three nights of fiction is only a corner of Tho Cbm- large wiro* basket. It. II. Bronson, ^stenographer; work- will pleas*. c-o Southern JIclLJelaphonaCo. unofficial canvassing have, failed to panion. * It is brim ful and running.. Box 1062, Sanford. 16-tf 21-Ip t a k e . ^ n n e s o U f r o ox the tUmbUui bvt f ^ H K'Sfi'niftnner o f good things'. | column of tho. presidential race’. There’s not a better $2.0p worth of For- Snlc-^-Two very desirable Drpatlm rnl of Ike Is lftl-f Charles E. • Hughes maintained a periodical reading anywhere. Send building lots in Sanford Heights, U. 8. Land Ofllra at OalnlatSU. f f t . • Ocl. 31, slight lend over President Wilson for the Forecast for 1917, which Nos. .73 add 74. Will sell for $200 Notice la hrrahy liven that Kmaniiel »L throughout the day, but the stand­ discloses somo of tho delightful se- ’c c h or if taken together will niuko Ituah ol (iepava, Fla., who on Oftohjf JJ* IBM, mad* Itomraiaad Entry, in g continued so close that politi­ crets of the new volume. ; lower price on the two lots. Apply lor Northraal quarter. Sactlon >. SI, 8 c nth. Its n (* S3 KaM, Talltha/wa «»• cians of tint It parties declared to­ N ew subscribers for 1917 who send to th'o’ Furmers & Merchants’ Bank, rl'llan. haa lll-d notlco nl intention la ■{*• Five year prool to a>'.nblUh elnlro 1• night that only th s 'o llirin l count $2.00 now will receive all tho issues .Headland,. Ala.\ 7R-t’f land abo»* diarrIWd, balora Clefh ol DC would settle the presidential contest. cult Court, at Saclcrd. Kloilda, or. ihe D*» for the remainihg weeks,of 1917 free; y .o f Iwcarabar, 5*1*. When returns hnd bopn received For S a le - -First class riding or d aotalmant nature a* wltneaene: ' also The Companion Home Calendar} from 2,940 precincts out o f 3,024 in llnrorr Nlehotaon ot (iarava. Florid*. work horde. Harness and saddle. for 1917. . M ltrlU Taylor of Geneva. FTorld^ the state, Mr. Hu'ehes had u plural­ Faward Kllboorof Ganava, MeBd*. Mrs. Julius Srhultz. lM f c B y special arrangement, new* sub­ Norman E. Olreonwf 'KoIbWrr, I I 'rM*ity of 672, ihe count standing: W il­ r H O t lF Ilf W. P V j 8* scribers for tho Companion ran have! F<>r Sale — Modern nine roonf * IT»|I son 175,658, Hughes 176,230. also McCall's Maguzino for . 1917, house and three lots on Oak uvenue tB-Tura A FH-10le both publications for only $2.10. Half cash, balance at six per cent. Drparimrnl Ik * n. ’ Tea Room Opens This two at one price offer in­ E. L. Marshall, 8 b Charles, III., or U. 8. l and Ufflca at G ala***W*. ruu Del. !S, I I I * . Madame Hurriet will open a Tea cludes: phone 90-J, Sanford. 23-Stp Nolle# ia h#r«by «D »n tkat Room and Ilenuty Parlor in the •GUyard ol Atlamnolo Fprlnn. TU.. ” 1. Tho Youth’s Companion— 62 Docamtwr IS. t t l l . «nad# llomtKrad E*W7« Court House block next to the Sem­ For Sale— Kentucky horso with No. 09HS.. lor N H * o l NK U and t>» '» “ issues in 1117. inole Bank on Wednesday, of this buggy, saddle and two seta of har­ N K 'i , 8#et|pn ro, Township Jl 2. All remaining November nnd 30 t:, Tallahavata Meridian, haa Bled week. • 23-tfc * ness. Apply Cecil Gabbett, North o l Intention to mat# Flva-yaar Fr*w*7. December issues of .Tho Companion satabllah rllam to tb# land abova de»<»'wjFrench avenue. . 15-tf hrlotw Clark Clreull Court. *1 ('• • B T free. * • • Florida, on t 4-* 14th day ot D m » W i Chicken Supper Tomorrow Night . 3. The Companion Home Calen­ Claimant names as wltnesjeaCheap for Cash— Second hand Tho Christian Endeavor of the J. II. I'eaeley ol Malllaad. . dar for 1917. rubber tire top buggy. A t atore of J. J. Dlekaon o l Lcn«wood, n « ' « Presbyterian church will givo a W.- If. Ward #1 Lonfwood. 4. M cC all’s Magazine— 12 fashion J. E. Pace. * " 14-tf U C. Lewie ol Altamonte Hprlrr*. chicken supper in the Garner build­ numbers in 1917. R O D X R T W. DAV15 ing on Park avenue tomorrow night. S l-T cea A Frl-tOte Ite»t»ier. For Sale— Heavy double buggy, 6. One 15 cent McCall Dress Pat­ The proceeds will go towards tho tern— your choiro from your first Platform springs, canopy top, leather windows of the new Presbyterian number of M cCall’s— If you send a cushions.' Could be made a delivery LE T US S H O W YOU church. The following menu will be wagon. Sanford Wagon Works. 2-ccnt stamp with your selection. served: • 23-tf • a pile remedy that la different fro* T H E Y O U T H ’ S C O M P A N IO N Chicken Tillau • any other , St. Paul*St..'Boston. Mass. ' For Sale— One International truck. Potato Salad . New subscriptions received at this Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ Cranberry Sauce office. _ ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. ‘Coffee Bread and Butter 7-tf •, All for 35 cents "John" Variously Pronounced. Cake and Cream 16 cents For Sale— N ice 6 passenger Oak­ Thosa who laugh at tho Bwedei for __ w woll ___ land automobile. Alao surrey. Appronouncing John as "Yon” may P IL E R E M E D Y Noted Sunday School Marf Coming look to tholr own English fatherland, ply Abernathy*! furniture atore. Dr. Gilbert Floss of Richmond, whore the name still survives with a used both externally and Inter0***. ( 2-tf Va., Sec’ ty of S. S. and Young that pronunciation, and spoiled *Ton> ly. Guaranteed to give relief m Peoples Work for the Preabyterian Ivan, the Russian natno Which la pro­ For Sale— A good butcher tee'box any form of pile* or money rt*ua church is coming to Sanford next nounced like the Preach Yvonno. la very cheap for a quiek buyer. Ap­ week to deliver a series of addressee merely another way o f laying the ply to Sorrento Market, Sorrentoj ed. Sold only by ua, 50c and st the Presbyterian church.' H e will same thing. . • Fla. ). ’ 28-itc R. C. Bower. ♦ ♦ I fE Mot.tin} —"ills ITrotht r's K« 1 11 r". "-HTliTriicLfd“ International Ntu*. CHARLIE CH ALLUL. __ in - '^ U iK - t ^ U N T ^ ------------------------7 ► New York. N ov. 10.— W ith N ew Mexico, where President Wilson is 'leading, left in the doubtful column, the electoral college shows Wilson, 269; Hughes, 2.'I5. Doubtful 27. It is constituted as follows: WilDoubtaOn- Hughes State speak Friday night, Saturday night, Sunday morning and afternoon. The Presbyterians extend a cordinl invitation to S. S. workers of other churches to hear-this expert on S. S. matters. Remember the dates, N ov. 17, 18, 19. Foi; Sale— Marine motor, 18 power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, Firat class condition, Sanford M»ck Ine & Garage Co. j h ;: a 7B Cj&blN u ' �Wofcmber 10, I3|| THfe SANFORD HERALD PAGE.SIX S C H O O L A P P O R T IO N M E N T D O N T THROW AWAY YOUR MONEY i * by selling to peddlers. Too ran get much belter prices by shipping direct to ua. (W HITE) Hair Cut Shave Children Tonic • - -— WE BEY —— METALS, RUBBER, RAGS. SACKS, BONES. ETC, ETC. M a ssa g e and pay fllghrst-Prtrea and Give Prompt Returns » Shampoo Singe Price IJsI milled on application The Peninsular Metal Co NEXT TO FIRE S TA TIO N Palmetto Avenue Jacksonville, MIM Tax Given tt» Varioua , Counlica Tallahassee, Fta.. N ov. 9.— Th e semi annual apportionment o f the one mill tax for school purposes has been made by W . N. Sheita,' state superintendent, on “the basis o v f $1.26 per pupil in average dally at­ tendance. The table shown here­ with gives the average daily attendance .ln the Florida .public, schoools as 136.378. The amount ot be ap­ portioned was $184,243.42, against which was drawn . $170,472.50 in , accordance with the pro rata deter­ mined. Tw o counties, Jackson and Taylor are not included in the. tlio‘■frfhuflon o f .the "state fund as the superintendent offices in the tw o counties failed to Hie the report. * Counties Alachua Baker - your car witn tn Firestone— the til of maximum mile­ age. You should have the N o n -S k id tread for safety anti a sure hold. You should have the in­ built Firestone extras that Etandup against the grind. Come in and test our . j prompt, efficient, cour- j teous service. It w.iLl J greatly increase your ^ motoring pleasures. Our | charges are reasonable; our work always reliable. Firestone Tubes and Accessories also on liand. Average at- Apportiontendance ment 6,710 $ 7,137.50 803 1,003.75 1.762 2.202.50 Bradford Broward Calhoun Citrus Clay • .Columbia Dade DcSoto Duval Escambia Franklin..^, Gadsden Hamilton Hernando H illsb o ro u g h H o lm e s Jackson Jefferson La Fayette Lee ___ Leon Levy Liberty Madison M anatce Marion Monroe Nassau........ Okaloosa Orange Osceola Palm Beach Pasco ..... ? SANFORD, FLORIDA Pinellas Why W e Save You Money Florid* trade, and hecauae of *pl(*D‘li«r rail and water facilities, anti low freight rates, w r sa te ! h I y, B*"**t f1***I —ybdrm*, goxraTdrt-d IT><* l»-*t. Because of modern machinery and proriiuily to lw-*t crate limber wr aell be,t quality orange boxea^ftml and VrgrUbte crates at reasonable pr» j t s . To prove our claims write for price lists. W. Ai Merryday Company * Palatka, Florida The QM fashioned Kind , , Polk Putnam St. Johns St. Lucie Santa Kosa Seminole SumterSuwannee *. Taylor Volusia Wakulla, Walton Washington Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. M aaa fa cttim * o f ID EAL F l ItT IM /E IlS . D w tier* In KentUamr Materinla, KpnayUig Machin­ ery and lnsectlcitlos. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. A *. Penetrate* and Heal, _ Stop* Pain At Once F o r Man an d B e a « i R ini A • 2 S c.*k.$ l. At All -• o iiR jM s a m c - TIVE CATALOGUE AND WEEKLY PRICE LIST L SEND FOR & THEM TODAY rphis “ small change," which otherwise 1 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 fw madtin SEED COL 9 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. TO SAVE BIRD N ic k e l SANCTUARY Audubon Societies Working to Pr*vent Threatened Destruction of ' Reservation in Oregon. The destruction o f one of the larg­ est, If not the largest, federal bird reservation in the United' States Is threatened, neeordlm: to nn announce­ ment outdo by T. Gilbert Pearson o f New York *dty, secretary o f the Na­ tional Association o f Audubou socie­ ties. The reservation, threatened 1h at Luke Malhiuir, in southeastern Oregon, nnd Is a breeding place- for hundreds o f thousands o f wild tlucks, wild geeso anti other water fowl. Application tins been made to the fell, nil authorities for iwnnlsslou to drain the lake In order to secure the land It covers, Tlu* lake Is six miles wide by in tulles long, ami is about six feet deep. It supplies nn Ideal breeding place for wild water fowl, Mr. Pearson says, and, therefore, it attracts wild geese and ducks from Cnr.ada In large numbers. Its de­ traction,. be declares, will leave thou­ sands Of young witter fowl without a home. ’* . Secretary Pearson has taken tho mutter up with the officials o f tho general land office, who have prom­ ised to Investigate. It is understood that those who plan the destruction o f the bird reservation have already secured the co-operation of the state land hoard of Oregon. For that rea­ son, Mr. Pearson regards the situation us imminent and believes It will re­ quire quick uml enmest appeals to the secretary of the Interior from those who believe In the protection of wild birds, to prevent the destruction of the colony. "There are about five million gups In the United States," said Mr. Pear­ son, "nnd the only way to preservo our migratory game birds Is to have these ' sanctuaries— nreas in which they can never be killed, under any circumstances." makes this wonderful writing machine yours—but"a small first payment. Send fo r Complete Cat­ alog and Penny-Pay Plan The Herald Printing Company Pennies A G E N TS Sanford, Florida THE U N I V E R S A L CAR 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 t io n - o v e r 500,000 cars— and the efficient Ford manufacturing organization, brings pro­ duction and selling costs down to a minimum. That's why Ford buyers get more car for less money. Runabout, $345; Touring Car, $360; Sedan, $645.. All prices f. o. b. Detroit. Qr^, Balance not apportioned The receipts from the apportion­ ment of the one mill tax for schools brings1 hark —to~fHBsb»Mugn practi­ cally the amount paid o u t 't o the state on the one. mill levy. In May of this y e a r‘ the first installment was received, of $7,218, which with the $14,731.26 now available makes $21,949.25, dfr the equivalent of one mill on $21,149,260. In 1915 the rev­ enue from the apportionment was *6.965.20 in M ay and $13,533 in November. a totul of $20,438.20, or one mill on $20,488,200. This up proximate* the one mill paid out by Hillsborout h taxpay* rs. Few Suicides Among Miner*. Btatbitlcs show that there are fewer suicides among' miner* than among any other class of workora. . (NOT TANKAGE) _ MADE A N IM O L D O N L Y llY ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR YOUR STATE F o r Sprains, Lamenees. Sorca, C ute, Rheumatism Total ■ 130.378 $170,472.60 A mount for apportion.----------------ment Amount apportioned Real Blood and Bone Grows good crops— jbnriches and sweetens the soil. ’We have the real thing— Home­ made from Dried Blood and Home Ground Bone. Don't overlook this when figuring on .your fall requirements. f One Hillsborough county leads in the average attendance with 11,786 schdol children, ovqa a thousand more than Duval, which had 10,648. The amount turned back to Hills­ borough county from the one milt tax is $14,731.26. T h e figures are for the state follow: i b l * of Florida, I ho aarvlt# of a aobpoaaa upon a to m would tln d you ILo a a fj 8u# U Mima and Payton V? Mima. And U appearing fiom aald affidavit that ou and *arb of you ara avar tho ago .of wonty cpa yatru; . . . T ltrafora, It la pidtrad that you. Sua I.. Mima and I’tylon V. Mima, appaar to Ibo abova antitlad cauao on or batata tho tlh day of U ttam U t, 1916. or tho I 111 of com­ plaint In laid cauao will bo lakan aa con* faaMd again*! both of you. I t la furthar oidaapd that t hi a order bo publlabad la tho'Sanford Harald, a n * » » apar pubttlhod la Earn! ola county, riot* la. onta a wa<h for figh t wcoha. Wltaaaa my hand as dark ol tba Circuit Court, Rov i th Ju id a l Circuit. Romlnolo eiu a ty , Mortda. on this th* ttth day of T h e se P ro d u c ts came from strong, (tout healthy plants, enabled to benefit fully from soil, air, rain and sunshine, and produce to the limit, because 8?S£i“ P y r o x ” which kill* infect*, Mops fungous trouble*, and stimulate* foliage cm •II kind* of crop*. All ready to mix with water sod *pnv. Enough ■ to make 30 to 40 gal*. $1. Large catalogue of information free. ' vrr •S1 C h a se ft * !# ? dm l ease uf nearlySOUflOO bushels over 1014. C. F. WILLIAMS -----—Agent------ - EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman' Open-Air Schools. Th e first o|K*n-ulr school was opened in 1007. In 1010 there were blit 1.1 ittirh schools. Now It is estimated that there are more then 200 open-nir classes for tuberculous and anemic children. Massachusetts has 80 of these. New York 20. Dhlo 21., It hnt been said that lit oil riUes there should be on Open-nir school for every 25.000 of the population. N *ik * *r s * # <4 in .M J r a , or Hu m , ru *. Ida. H*/aa<U*( Hoad* N oth * la barrby flv m that analed ptofMxal* a 01 ba by Uta Hoard ot lUiadTTi uataaa ot fruitord. florid*. on ot Lafom lha npimtkin of thirty day* Imn and attar tho tlr*t pib.katiun at thla M tlrt, and up to and uotU II*a o'clock p. m. on th# ifth day ol No rmbrr. 1916, at lb* city ball in tba rlur ot Sanford, Florida, (or tho purrhaat d tth.W O.0P. ‘ CUy ot Sanford, Florida, rofundinf lioodi. raid burnt* ara datld July. tat. 1*16, and natum July lit, 1*16, and baar intf r i t at U»a n la of flv* aad ono-half par cant prr annum, lalanot payable arml-annually, both principal and lnt«n*>l an poyaU* at Saw York. State oI N r * YerL. rhta taaua ot bond* wUl ba *oM aubjact to tba approving op ini n a( John C. Thomaeat, lata of rf tba Hr a ot DUloo. Tbimann tk d a y , mid oplntoo to ba obtained by tba CUy of Saaford. and a ropy ol thla o' lakMi wifi ba furniabad to tba rorr-oaful bidder If » dralrrd. upon tba payment ■f tba rum of On# Ilundrad (t 100.00) Hollar* themfor. All-bU a mmt ba arcora-anlad with a carttM (back (or taro par n o t of tba amount of raid Wauo. Tba Hoard a( Bond Tnntaao n o n t tba rkhl to r«/act any aad al) hi.!* A. R. KEY. B. r . WIllTNER, O. UTAYtOtC_ Lumber, Bricks, Lime, Cement, R ub b er Roof­ ing, Shingles, Corrugated Iron Roofing» Doors, Sash and Blind, Cement Blocks, Beaver Board, Mouldings, Cypress Boards, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay and King Windsor Plaster Sewer Pipe and Glazed Tile Hill Lumber Company m a •» •. , * - Board o l Bond Truatoa*, Sanford, rip* Ida. XO-Frl-btr SANFORD, Srm inclr Caaalr, Farida foe C tm tia o anil C. M. Cnm ytay, a 4>irprrailon rraaor* to VanT»*m*n A Company, a rorporatlon r*. Citation too I . Mtm* and Ftyton V. Ulmr. ro Sj L. Mima aad rattan V. Mlta*. dan • Unknow-. I t appoanat by affldavit AN d he*-in that tba'rtridaaeo ot you and each at r »a l* ua.D o n aad U a t lk«r* U no paraoa >a ‘ tba - - - FLORIDA A-25c Want Ad. in The H erald will Rent Your House For You �PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HEltAI.D Am.crlcnn paintings nt UhllaUoipnfi fin<ln ItAolf being talked obput. The painting represents Columbus’ earnvcl tho'nlght before tho big And. There If* a full moon Just above tho horizon, while tlm reflection of the netting nun is neon on the ships anils. A critic opened a controversy, nnd Dr. Eric Doolittle, professor of astron­ omy at tlio University of Philadelphia, settled It. Tho critic said ho didn't Ihlnk.thcro wbb n. full moon that n'ghl. Doctor Doolittle. consulting his charts, proved there wasn't.— Phlladetplifa North American. ' • * Y/K. jg > .*•<*%\I*' * s B » T* . I n . '. i '1 a, . 1 * 1 1 l A new arrival among coats foreibxdnas no radical change In tho «tyM which are expected to prevail with the earning o f full. Except for u little additional length -It might be rin.t'ed ns a model designed for spring. It enreliips the- llgure ns completely, vrlt’h n cellar high enough to more then nu«r the neck, mnple width nnd 1 Joncili of skirt that Is only six Inch'-* sli'irter than the dress worn troder it There a re .big patch jmekots ind a rather narrow belt that extends only nm>»s (ho front o f the coat. Tho owls "f spring fastened At the waistHoe? however, while this ono extends Iti line'■( buttons half way or more dosn the frynt. Tin* an.del plot 11red Is shown In tan, blue, mustard color, brown, nnd In Indbtlmt mixture. It Is bordered at the belli.in » lili a hand of black satin, an 1 lie- 1iiiTs and collar are o f the rami' m u rial. Tim cuffs aro notice­ By IZOLA FORRE8TER, "Hut. Santy, thoro aro limits" Dabette pushed hark her whlto sunhonnol UJlljerenily. Down on her knees, she was diligently weeding out tho sweet pea rows. Her hands wore soiled and leseemly looking, her - faco was tinhcl and freckled, and altogether iho looked absolutely unpresentable, aa her 11 ihcr would havo Bald. "U Isn't everyuno who has such a lovely mother. Can’t you appreclato that?’' naked Santangoio, amusedly. He leaned over tho fonco from his -t^o—W-ther-ganlpn, A lirg o flexible Panama shading his dark, stronglylined face. "How old aro you, Ilabette "No. I'm sixteen, going on seTgntwn. Am! I’ll nayor havo tho ghost of a chance, Banly, Hho takes every last fellow away from mo tluit comos to this hnugc." . . . . *-'“ Y«'i ’nsfnfiT*your youthful compaa* tana admlro your mother more thnn Jour own self?" Rantangelq.'s oyos wore brimming with" enjoyment of bar In­ dignation. "Yon know the remedy for that—marry her off." Then a gray and silver''car slipped lalq the curving drlvo around tho house atut Ilabetur Jumped up. “There sho Is now. And Doctor Rontey u Hh her, *H o*b an explorer, ■S^niy. with medals all over him and •cad* of money Do wnMiod the slim figure In tho linen skirt and middy speed away tp |hc car. His eyes glowed, watching 1 alight, tho lady mother, pg Dabotto love 1 to cajj tjCr gjj0 W|UI 0j,j, llful Its an artist mind counts-bwmtyr witangelo had painted her portrait twlco and yol ho folt unsatisfied. Ho “ *<1 never caught thq Infinite, tender rbarrn of hor after all. It eluded him “fen u aho herself always had In tho years of hor long widowhood. And now her child Babctte .was ^ro* |ng Into womanhood. And fho * °® drawing near tho Ilmtt that 6 M Imposed upon himsolf when hogfk her roothUfagatn for her Thn shadows wero beginning to fall r 7 n* J*10 lor horizon line o f thb sea ben ho heard Nathalie call him at * llttlo opening between tho two AD) yon very busy?" . Never, never too busy!" ho callod ■ » . rhpertly. — 1 am almost tired toNathalie saidRUnced at her quickly, unro Jong ngt> sho had told him half ov.. *' ha,f ,n •**w *t» that If sho •h„ Brcppt** ‘ t » o « l d be when ho / V Tenr t,rrd' Why?-. Because rested her and gave her a sense peace and wbll-bolng. ably smaller thnn those 611 coats of the current season, and the rnglati sleeves promise a continuance o f the vogue for them which has been so useful to designers. ■ It has helped them In getting the required flare, in making variety In moflelH, and 41satires easy adjustment In the garment. The coat pictured Is of a kind that will prove useful, to the guitarist and serve fop almost nny wear. If -one must choose nt this between-setiH<uis time It Is a model'worth copying. In fact such n coat may he relied upon for several seasons' wear without upRoaring old-fnshlonisl.. The materials used In It nro lasting nnd the style selecte<l for good sttifTs should he con­ servative enough to last as long u* they do. suddenly that sho wanted to break Bomo.newn to him. "Do you llko Doctor Rondoy?" "V ery much," bf snld heartily. "H o In a splendid clilip." "H o Is twcntyslx," slid hesitated, "but ho has really accomplished so much one nover thinks o f his ago. Ho Is a loader now In nil lines of Bclontlflc research.’’ "Undoubtedly," agreed Bnntnngolo. "And ho Is well liked and prosperous nnd very good looking. What else, Donna Nathalie?" " I wonder If ho' will make n good husband. Bantnngclo," she said softly. Ho drew In a deep full breath of tho keen nlr nnd smiled at her. “ And I was Just considering how I could warn you in tho tendorest man­ ner that 1 should ask you hut onco tqnro nnfl lp enmna tliu_nmiaH«KWand benrs you right out from my sight, ah. my Nathalie.'’ . "Yotj mean tho doctor seeks mo? eh . BantnWto. how funny; yes, how droll. That 1 should oven think of Kho hnjd such n boy—0I1. my dear— out her hands to him laughingly,. "H o hoB asked mo for Rnbotto^ nnd I can't oar vow- Hhcx-laao voung -----------Snritnngdo looked down at her, hold­ ing both her hands In his, his dark oyes full of whimsical reproach. "And I havo boon. betrayed." ho cried. " I havo asked you again, or nt least, I havo once more showed you how patient I am nnd,how I dare al­ ways to hope," ’ "Always," sho. repeated, smiling. "D o you remember when 1 first met you In Rome years ago, and you wantod to paint ray portrait! -Those days cn tho coast at tho quaint little old villa? And afterward, Tour years aft­ e r that, when you canto hero, and painted mo again, and you liked'tho location, you snlJ, and tho Island air, so you built your studio only next door— " ___"Dabotto begged mo to help her with hor gardening" .• "And 1 bogged you to help with everything—tho floworii. tho rearing o f Dabotto—was thoro anything I did not trophlo you about? ' "Then perhaps you may oven miss roo. Ah." as she tried to speak, ”n man, even it man llko mysolf, cannot stand It always to gaio nt tho stnr may not reach, I shall sail this summer for hom».’ , "N o t this summer, BanUngolo, or next," slio laughed softly, Dehlnd thorn Dabette and tho doc­ to r strolled,1bujt turned back at sight o f tho figures In allhouotte against the aky. nabotto whlsperod happily: "Bantangelo la a barefaced fraud. He wanted her himsolf all the tlmo." (Copyright, Mil. hr th* McClure N«Wfpa- p«r Bymilcalo* kno* No Full-Moon for Columbus. Anybody who says thero was a full moon, the night before Columbus dis­ covered America Isn’t automatically pr historically nccurnto. And. anybody who prints a picture Of tho aceno with a full moon In it la open to the criti­ cism o f folk who aro finicky about 1 * * ,l( down tbm nib the gar-‘ details. ll»h. Lhe heoch-” b« «*W taking hor Bo It la that one of tho pictures In S m bv her wrist. And he fmep the Ferris • exhibition of. b’.|tQrical "I never oven rtintif’hl bf hint.'Don't subject. It was so trivial—"I think wo rott know, AlIU," liar voice was strong agreed th at.real lovo is above Jeal­ sat) f tilth, "when, tho real big lovo ousy. Tbla Is only common courtesy. :c*n;es Into yotn—Ufe lt-*sncnjs to I've known 'CJIrlle* Cooper—sho used lust sweep away everything else. Bo­ to be a Cooper—since I was a boy nt lides, 1 didn't want you to know I was school, She's about twenty-four, 1 •-cf—lobbying. Isn’t that what ygu gticsN—around lliero.” call It? Tho woman’s club 1 belong A t eighteen twenty-four lonkn world­ to Is behind a bill, something about ly wise and experienced' llclh pursed fountains at. street corners, and wo her lips. want'd him to present It, so 1 wrote to "i'll be back'by nine,” added Milton, him about it and li comes up' tomor­ lb-lb looked ut him with growing row. ,\r n ’t you i,tad. dear? If »uu suspicion. only ct n'd get so n .thing Into the pa­ "Do you think you'll nbed a cur.iilon pers about it. I d love you for It, Milt.” ns ii tamo cut?'* sho inquired witherpioompd ft*. Uic l landscape, Effects of Baking Powders on Bread. lngly._. " You. needn't cornu Lack -here, realizing for tho flrsi time In his life That, wodum inuihods o f milling ro- Ml It Hho could call u taxi and go tho underlying power o f tho eternal niovo froni wheat and corn flour tho down by herself. Of courso, you can feminine. vltamlnes 'that aro now believed to do Just ns you plcttso, but you needn't "I'll try," ho promised. bo an essential to health Is niado cer­ come back hero If you go carting suit­ (Copyright. ISIS, by the McClure N ew »;a tain by.Drs. Carl Voegtlln, M. X. Sul­ cases around for old sweethearts.” * p«r Syndicate.) livan nnd C. V. Myers in a recently Is­ "You know. Milt, you can’t dcccivo sued public health report. \ me ono bit.” HUe leaned her adorable In the Good Old Days. , Another 'point of importance in chin on her palm nnddooked up at him. IIow thankful we should ho to every their report is that the peculiarities " I ’ve heard of ’Glrllo’ Coojier. Mrs. discoverer for every "discovery," for, of dough mhdo from these highly Daniels told mo you were engaged to were It not fqr discoveries, we might milled flours nmko necessary tho use her and perfectly wild over her flvo bo doing tho game kind o f dny's work of. much baking powder. Plain bi­ years ago. 1 think It's terrible for tho ns I describe In this record from tho carbonate of Bodn Is often used as man you love to havo memories o f dlnry of one Abigail Foot of a certain such, but tho experiments conducted other girls" ' * . Connecticut town. I lately bad access by the authors prove that In baking She rose suddenly nnd left him to the diary and this describes one Hits separates, discharging carbon standing there, expostulating. day’s work In 1775 : "Fixed gown for dioxide gas hnd remaining an carbo­ Khe really did need u lesson. Milton mother; mended Mary's riding llfo d ; nate in the bread. Now carbo­ toM himself severely Utter lifck of span short 'thread; llxisi two gowns nate of Bodq Is highly alkaline., and faith In him was too much to bear un­ for Wlllinnt's girls; carded to»v; spun tho alkali destroys the vltamlnes. If. checked. linen; 'worked on cheese basket; howevur. buttermilk or tartaric ncld All this ho told himsolf going up to botched llax with llnnnah, together he combined with the bicarbonate of Girlie's, nil tho wny through dltujor.jdl did fifty-one pounds; plaited and foda. It neutralizes tho alkali and pro­ the way downtown. Glrllo tnlked In­ Ironed father's stock; ‘ read a sermon tects the vltamlnes. cessantly of Hobart, lior husband, of of Dodderldgo's; milked three cows; Ids congressional ambitions, ills spun linen, did fifty knots; made a tastes, his achievements. 8I10 was a broom of guinea wheat straw; little, appealing sort of woman; with blenched thread and set a red dye; big brown eyas and,a wistful chin. Mil­ carded two pounds o f wool; clipped ton found himself Comparing her men­ candles, _and scoured tho pewter I"— tally with lie ill's beautiful clcareycil Uood Housekeeping. buoyant girlishness. By IZOLA FORRESTER. "You know tho ronl reason why I # S P N N N N N N F * -1 1 asked you to see tun tu tho station', f.MIt," slie said ns they entered tho "Hello, hello! Yes. tills Is Milt. Oh!" taxi. "Il'ii for llchnrt'B sake. I want —Milton’s lotto breathed interest nnd you in Hint Ids now hill Is handled surprise—"It’s you. glrllo?" fairly h> the pupi-is. You will, won't lb tli turned around and Stared with you. M ill? I don't know tiiysetf Just' wide open eyes, listening. • what It's about, lull It must lie'll splen­ "Indeed, I will—right away. Not u did measure or lin'd never take it up. hit of It. I'm awfully glad to help out. lie s that type of man, you know. Milt. Good by." Just auk Miss Wharton." Ho hung up lha receiver and wheeled “ lloUl?* asked Milton, alarmed, about, looking not at llclh, bul at tho "what <1lien shu know about him?1’ “ Why,' didn't you know?" Tho big clock. ’T l’s Mrs. Hewitt. Her husband’s In brown eyes met his In surprise. "Hho Baltimore. nnd wired hep to meet him. saved his life. We’ve lieou married a nnd tho maid's gone, and there's no year, and U was before ho met mo'. body to help her down with her suit She was hardly more than a child, he case. She wants me to run up to din told me, and they wore nil down nt ncr and take her to tho station after­ Plucbcarst (nr the late winter season. ward. You don't mind, of course, 1 believe ho was accidentally shot, nnd she feund him ns sho ' was riding Beth?" through tho mountains nnd saved. "U'ho la M rs. Hewitt?" sho naked him." frigidly. ’ , "W’ns—was ho In lovo with her?" "Why. she's a girl t*kncw out In asked Milt rcobly. "Quito romantic, Denver, you know." wasn't It?" . • - . • , *'I don't know. How old Is she nnd "llu was till ho mot mo," Glrllo an­ what does she look like?” swered complacently, "but he’ll never "Now, Hctli"— Milton looked n bit destroy'her pictures. He's got forty bored as If ho hated to co Into the snapshots of her, 1 do bellcvo, taken t!iat t-euson. I bnted her till I heard you wore going to marry Iter." Tho next morning, Doth mot him, radiant nnd ready for their UBUnl walk In the park, "I'm so uorry, dear," sho said, "but you know* you would go. 1 know wom­ en are perfect cats, nnd sho cftlly want­ M A C H IN E R Y ed to tell you about Hobart and uio; AND so 1 tried to keep you from going. 1 rofusod him nbout ton tlmoB, ,Mtlt. and I'm not 0110 hit Jealous of her." Milton stared thoughtfully at tho Wrile For Price! And ■*ymuH--vl» tw-ahewd—of-thenr And Hd *1^ Catalogue had feared to wound her. had wanted xv to teach her a lesson. ’ * 1,1 "W hy didn't you tell mo you know •* •*»«:?** ho asked, ngo o f Discretion. When wisdom entcrcth Into thine heart, nnd knowledge Is pleasant amto tby soul; discretion shall preserve then, understanding 'shall ke"n theo; to deliver theo from the wny o f the evil man,•from the 11190 that .icakotb forward things; who leaves tho paths of uprightness, to walk In tin ways <ff darkner.s; who rejolccn to do ovll, nnd delights in the fo rw a r! i Cbs o f the wicked.— Proverbs k'tlU-lJ Calumet! ‘I waiitwvhat f ask for— I know wliat It would mean tu go home "iilmtit It. Mother won’ t take chance* *hc’* ture of Calumet — lure of li flit, wholesome, tatty bak­ ing* —- of positive, uni1 form reslilt*—<if purity I 1 and economy. You try 1 CALUMET Baking Powder — h y aside your favorite bond once' nnd you’ll never go luck to ii. Calu­ met ii the world's he*t BakingI'ow- i 1 dee— it** Hinder- I 1 ate in prtcc." t J n»<rr,rit H i c>>f* t C H Award* C An, m r .i n |A lnr-l„ l.l* * M (• Am* Cm . A , j i rSAW HILL> ALL SUPPLIES "hcapandblgcan DaklngPowdersdonot b -« you money. Calumet does—It's S hl* and (ar superior to sour milk and soda. Model 85-4 f. O. b. Toledo Model 85 - 4 1. o . b. Toledo Luxurious ^Bigness! and roomy and A big roomy car is luxurious—no two ways about it. ' B u t extra inches in an automobile cost hun­ dreds o f dollars— a**a rule. I t took an investment o f millions in facilities for tremendously increased production—• every convenience!! T o effect the economies necessary to produce j‘ luxurious size a t this price. • The wheelbase is 112 inches— _ W . A . S T R IN G F E L LO W , Dealer Tha Wlllya-Ovwrland Company, Tolado, Ohio ‘ ‘ M ad* In U. S. A . " K , �/'iT * -£ V TP: fV‘iFrs THE SANFORD HERALD * »!«wL --Yi. November 10, || • THESANFORDHERALD R. J. HOLLY. Editor , _ . W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager* PublUbxt e « w r ToM dir ■n*l r»W *» THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY . ■OM otirriuN m ice, in advamck ONI TEAR SXSS I t I IfO N T IIN t t >11 M U l MONTHS.............................. II i is ut« n if bf Cuti<* » u n r * r»u i* A ltu n M SO*. r«f M ull f i r a v l t h 'A tu ii* M>« II* M*A* ■* Ofln latH A« H «r t* l (1>M Mill Mailer Aifoal H t t IMS. *t tli* P a ltllrt at S **r«l. PiulA* t» d » r AM * f M urb IrA. ISTt. la IlustA BallAla( Ttlrpbaa* Ns. IIS lo fancied hbnor. The greatest v ie - ' nor whaUoever. ■ We should all tory for the people of the United settle down to real business and forStates ha* Mhen sp>n and having get that any political strife ever been won by the yotesi of the people existed. We should all work tongninat W ill' street the people will gether toward a common end and hove the whip hand .under Wilson that end be Florida, one and unand not Wall street. W e are getting divided. The future political horointo the feafr and sane column for scope at this time does not concern the first time in the past twenty us and we will not attempt to cross years and Wilson is not only a good any_ bridges before they are fn sight. Democrat but he is a friend of .the Political sores heal quickly and the future of the state rests upon the Deo p ly, regardless o f polfyica. . men who liandle the reins of govern­ ----- O -----ment. There it no reason «to doubt S P E C U L A T IO N IN L A N D that any more political'upheavals or There are a great many young earthquakes will disturb our peace men who would like to go into farm­ and prosperity for th i'n ext two years ing on their own account. Ilut they ,at least and if Woydrow Wilson is are deterred by the high cost of land: elected President wd ran all rejoice Real estate offered tow usually has and forget the differences In our own some defect. * Commonly it lacks stale. access by good roads. Or ’ it may need much hard work and expense to prepare the soil. MAY RECOUNT VOTE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE x x x «^ x x x »e x a e x g > B t!^ - x » \ { W i ± > « o c >a a e3B e c x > H {a AIM HIGH Yesterdays* highest point of achievement is ' the starting point of today.— Facts and Fancies. If by saving a dollar today you are able to savertnore tomorrow, think what you would have'by the end of the month? . . The pride of a good days work done is incentive to do better tomorrow—Try this out in the future. PEOPLE^ A N K OFSAN FORDj II. R. STEVENS Fi n U mi C.TM. HAND SANFORD, FLORIDA >w-twd.» p l WOODRUFF Vks-Prssideet o. L TAYLOR R. R. DEAS C,lWw • Cs*i« A recent government report speaks of the large amount of potentially good land lying idle in many states. Concord, N. II., N ov. 9.— W ith It says that much of it is being held two precincts missing, the count in speculatively for higher values. It X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X iX ^ X X X X X X X X X X X X X ^ New Hampshire at noon gave W il­ is certainly unfortunate that with son a lead of 121. This was based ^ IrE IR R t^ I food scarce anil high, would he land For County Surveyor tho whole live to Widows' Tax Exemption m For YSiaftors of President and on certified returns to the secretary owners cannot get well located farms fo state from 238 precincts and press Vice President the w hole number of number of votes cast was 690— Fur Constitutional AmendnJ with good soil at moderate prices. ___ ____ 690 votes Article V II, Sections 2, 3 ln(j £ * Wilbur A. Ginn votes cost was 1015* returns from 54. The old phrase about being “ land For County Superintendent of Relative to Apportionment of | W The vote was— Wilson, 41,842; W.R. Bryant 55 votes poor" applies to many people. A H urJ^ s, 43,721. S ecretary.of State J. Turner Butler ’ 706 votes Public Instruction the wholo num­ sontation in Legislature lot. persuasive agent induces them to Bean corrected his earlier statement Martin Caraballo , 677 votes ber of votes cast was 802 — Against Constitutional Amesi. buy at n good price a . tract which T . W. Lawton ............ ...» 802 votes ment, Article VII, Sections 2, 3 ^ in which he said that the state was Washington Clark , 67 votes he promises will advance, in value. For Members Bpard of County 4, Relative to Apportionment ef complete. The two towns unreport- J. P. Clarkson 688 votes It is often in some distant city or Commissioners the whole number of Representation in Legislature 201 80 votes Fred A. Coles state which the buyer never visited/1ed a v*r* *'m M vo «e' „ . , votes cast was 769— 73 votes For Constitutional Amendnwit He pays taxes year after year, often discovery of an error in official ro­ Frank W. Cotton L. A Brumley, D iat *1 . ..... 288 votes Article VI, Section 1, Relttlng ti ... 155 votes ot her charges. A decade later ho f ° < u * " * in* reversing the Fred C. Cubberly 275 votes Suffrage and Eligibility 159, 66 votes L P Hagan, Dist 2 find, tho land Is worth no more than ) eada ] * M * 1 ,u« hw ,h» d ,a!<t "« * * «. Henry Dailox C W Entzminper, Dist 3 ,79 votes . Against 116 votes Constitutional Amest B. W. Foxworth he paid for it. He is out his e x - > ; a,d’ ? £ * * * ” ** returns from ,0 P Swope, Diat 4 ..... 59 votes ment, Article VI, Section 1, towns and wards still W . W. Gordon ...... 75 votes penses and the interest the m on ey1 “ 0 * 1 ' to he verified might still fort he Frank Harris ing to Suffrage and Eligibility 221 638 vote* E II Kilhee, Dist 5 ......70 votes. would have drawn in a hank. Mean­ votes. change the results. ... 151 vote* Mhryon E. Jones • For* Members of County Board o while by placing a fancied value on Official figures from 77 of these J. H- I an'ingtfr 51 votes Public Instruction* the whole number it, he has discouraged people who , , 23 voles of votes east was 700 would have paid a fair price and ® ^ Mn« re" , ! V*d Joseph A. Lucas hut not tabulated. Secretary Bean M. H. Mabry, Sr. ' 633 votes F. P..Forster, Dist 1 ... 513 Votes made it productive as a farm or for in announcing the-difference of 93 Franklin I’ unhley 46 votes Ch3s. A. Dallas. Dist 2 60 votes dwellings. High prices for land, tend in favor of Wilson g a v e , no total Will H. Priie 642 votes d. y. Harrison, Dist 3 103 votes to make rentals high, to discourage figures. The totals upon which his Wesley C". Richards 21 votes For Justice of the Peace, for^Jushousebuilding and farm investment. preliminary statement was based Clinton H. SpenceT lGO votes tice District No. One, the whole en of North Carolina will hr re Conservative business men de­ , 27 votca|numker 0f v o to9 cast was 525 plore land spccunltipn. It does en­ had been reached, he explained, by L. M. Stevens elected Democratic leathr. and if adding to the verified returns news­ Ferey B. Stick ney 137 votes |, (j Strlngfellow. ...... 525 votfs Democratic control of the Striata rich n small class of shrewd men paper figures from the districts not John Stoker .......... 144 votes For Justice of the Peace, for Jus­ continues, John W. Kern probably w Ik J see possibilities early. But heard from officially. . Ernest Thomquest 16 votes tice District No. Three the w’ hole will be re-elected the majority lead­ others find their money lies idle. " W e found several errors," said Any land owner has a perfect right _ , , , ... er,' If he Is rc-clected. The pretest For United States Senator from number of votes cost ’was 60 50 votes indications point to the probability to hold his property for any figure f . Cr* tar>' “ « " • ° " e dprk ,n Ward the State o f Florida, the whple num­ L. T . Hunt ... .......... . For Justice of the Peace, for Jus­ that Senator Alice Pomerene of he may set. Rut holding K for a n j? !' Ck° nco" - re^ d lh#M Vot# “ ber of votes cast was 8993. abnormal price works against g e n- 1? U* h WR » n , W . Our R. L. Goodwin tice Distrirt Number Four the Ohio will he elected president pro ... 41 votes knowledge of local conditions made whole number of votes cast was 46 oral prosperity. Every time a man tern of tnc Senate to fill out the ua* W. M. O'Neal 146votes us doubt this result, investigation 46 votes expired term of the late Senator sells land fdr a fair value to Some Park Trammell _ 706 votes D. D. Daniels showed it should have been Wilson. For Constitutional Amendment, Clarke of Arkansas, and in ttit j who will use it for agriculture For Representative in Congress,! 22a; Hughes, 88. We arc scanning Article IX , flection 9, Relative to event, if He 14 re-elected and tbe or for house construction, he helps the returns very closely, realizing •Jlh District the whole number of Widows* Tax Exemptiop,342 on the productive forces of the com­ Senate continues Democratic, It that the slightest error may change votes cast was-859 — Against Constitutional Am entmunity.— Reporter-Star. probably will be chosen as president 117votes P re sid e n t W o o d r o w W ilso n . . the result-not only in t h e state hut Daniel F. Gerow ment, Article IX , Section 9, Rela- pro tem for the next Congress. A.. N. Jackson .......... 48 votes . • the nation." W. J. Seam G94votes T H E G O V E R N O R 'S R A C E 4 '■# Thc returns are being delivered to Florida has just passed through O UR P R E S ID E N T For Governor the whole number Sometimes the voters can he de­ one of the most spectacular battles the secretary of state by special te - of votes cast was 971 — livery mall on the official blanl s. pended upon to do the right thing in her history. Since last June C. C. Allen , 41 votes Th e. Democratic state committee, at the right time and this is one of when the question of the primary Geo. W. Allen* 130votes them. The whole country ca;i fall nominations for governor resulted in when Hughes was reported to be Sidney J. Catts 436votes* * upon their knees this morning and , a recount of-the* second choice votes leading hut night was said to have W. V. Knott .... 364 votes thank God that Woodrow Wilson until last Tuesday when the matter decided to petition for a recount of For Secretary of State the whole x has been re-elected President of the was settled at the polls the state lias 1 11 ' otenumber of votes cast was 822---l nited StatiMi For the first time [ been in an uproar and business has II. Clay CraWford 671 votes Now York, N. Y., N o v. 9. — Re­ in history a real man of the people almost been suspended while the J. E. Jinkins r _ ........ 151 votes has been President and dared* to disciples oi Knott and C a lls have turns at 1 o'clock Showed 213 Dem­ For Attorney General, the whole tell Wall street and the money ranted and roared through Florida ocrats and 201 Republicans elected, number of votes cast was 687 — powers of the United Stairs just making charges and counter charges with sixteen districts not yet ac­ M. B. M acFarlaen . 176 votes Seven of these dis­ what they could and could not do and the Democratic party has been counted for. Admer D. Miller .., 84 votes . and after telling them has become a rent in twain, the real issues of De- tricts are Democratic in the present Thos. F. West 427 votes . candidate and defeated them while mocracy forgotten, platform , burned *acc and k ni" e art’ lepubhcan. For Comptroller the whole num­ ftU E to our duty to our fam ily, this Shoe Store olfera*a « “ its P°* ber of votes cast was 766— ' Jhey were looking,. The corpora­ and discarded while the question of * hou d ea<* ^ faithfullness of service which from the start has woo 582 votes tions and Tammany Hall all tried a man's religioq was cussed and d is -j,lUcaI ad,llallon tk?e » u n * would Ernest Amos stand — Democrats, 215; Republicans, r-it mnny lnnrt~frten(Ts from the tot u p to the. oldeaL Angelo Leio __ ________57. votes to double cross Woodrow Wilson cussed by men who knew nothing of im e m b w v 1— —---------------w 11 ^iYC the Derner Northrup l2L,Yutes under the guise of friendship hut real religion. The Herald h rfo rc -th c i" -esmr—did—rm.t Work-"Tor the maiorUV . f thrgt 0Yffr thV ^ For --------------W e shall never belittle our obligation in this direction and Treasurer the whole number rare and picked K M ~ H ud»ort for ^»>ul.Ixr«ns and four representatives __co m m o n - peofde—w eTr' aMve- tp TtTfll never waver in our fidelity. Jn the exchange of money for of votes cast was 780— • There footwear here the fam ily secures something more than simp* own interests this tim e and they governor and we still believe he is of othpr Parllpa ,n *he hoU!,p' George E. Gay .... ..... 131 votes position and art’ , lw o P J ° « r m i v « , one intle-. Carl L. Harter ly shoes, for they find staunch workmanship in. the shape voted for the man and not the mon­ the proper man fo r the 61 votes v pendent and ofie socialist in the our or.::’ regret is that so low o: tp.o , J, C. Lulling . 587 votes ° f “ loyal friendship" in_cYcry-nnir. - r------------— *------eyfour. thinking people of Florida failed t o ( ' Sup;urinUmd»nt-o(-PubHr~rn1 T h e people of America Fan cele­ vote’ iur for nun. him. Auer After iiin uu'tdi- w d ■* D ^ O^f.U auu aflJAi , .— -.1 ,.are -■ ~^ Wu x « L f i - t W mo— struction'the whole number of votes brate a ’ most glorious Thanksgiving tn'-w-asTTauJn u if ^ T T ? ll^ M it ic ia n s |Jor,ty ot the next nationai senate. cast was 796— “this yUar. ““ 1 hey ‘ can "rest Tn sccurGeorge W. Holmes ___..... 171 votes ity while the countries of Europe and pseudo prohibitionists a^d ring- r i A T T i r m i r V T A m n sters (his paper had hut little inter- I i l l | | y | y 1 1 1 1 *1 L W. N. Sheats 625 votes ore in the trenches- They can n s t . . . . When the head of assured that Wilson will he — firmet ...... . |w t ln. thl‘ “ Kht' ... For Commissioner of Agriculture the Democrat.c- - party, the. in his demands now that he is r e - 1the the state the whole number of votes cast was elected hut he will never plunge this «e c u t,v e committee, the- canvass.ng 642— * hoard and all other authorities p ro -. country into war for fancied insult W. A. M cRae . ,,..... 634 votes claimed W. V. K nott the nominee C, H. W s lk c r „..________ 8 votes The Herald stuck J>y the ship and For Justice of the Supremo Court we have no apology to offer for that i the whole number of votes cast stand. We gave the views of others, | was 1015— gave our own and, without any mudE. p ly 87 votes slinging and vituperation supported ' • Jefferson B. Brown 513 votes •W. V. Knott and now that he is deLIG H T VOTE POLLED IN THE CITY John M. Cheney — 218 votes ''feat.-d we do not ir.te.'.d to throw up PR E C 1M TS — NO EXCITEMENT Y cn sir, u e can d o it. Joehep LGranger 88 votes our hat and shout we told you so.] R. F. Taylor.*., . .. : 4itt votes The election in Seminole county dr attem pt,to tell just how it hap­ Ili^h?— Yes it is high. For Railroad Commissioner the pened. \Ve are tired of the whole was a surprise to several as C alls whole number of votes cast was 780 , affair and/ we are satisfied that our supporters had claimed it for Catts 608 votes Pajter and printers ink ..readers are tired of it. The chapter by 300 and vKnott people had claim­ Royal C. Dunn Alexander J. Goode 120 votes ed by 100 and it flopped around and are ja s t about double the U cloawft os .far as* we are concerned Charley T . S chneider----53 vot«s finally landed on the Catts side by and wt- itsk for no* favors either from WILSON—THAL’S ALL F E W CHANGES IN CABINET AT CAPITAL r • * DICKENS* SHOE STORE m m m m x tm m p a c w a iW TABULATED GIVES RESULT Printing price of eight months ago, but we can’t help that. ■You know we don’t make the paper.- However, our prices are always consistent with good materials and work­ manship. . ASK ANYBODY The the defeated or the winning candi­ dates. Governor elect Catta has made a campaign on an anli-Catholie platform. The editor of tha Her­ ald is a member of the Presbyterian church and has no connection with any Catholic institution and yet we have persisted in our contention that religion has no place in politics. For the reason that the.m ixture has stirred the state and fomented dis­ ruption in the party, turned brother against brother and father against son we are not inclined to look with favor upon such a campaign or. to pat the successful one on the hack. * It is all over now and our hope and prayer is th a l.S . J. C alls will make Florida a good governor for the. sake and peace of eur state. Florida is on the eve of a wonderful >' development and this development 'shbirid not be retarded in any tainI ii Herald Printing Co. ii Office Supply Dept. PH O NE 14S A j 72. Allen ran strong at Oviedo and the other Republican nominees re­ ceived complimentary votes with the exception of J. M. Chaney, candi­ date for Supreme Judge who pulled more votes than his fellow Repub­ licans on account of fight on Judge T a ylo r of the Supreme bench. For Senator for the 19th Sena­ torial District the whole-number of votes cast was 660»— G. W. Crawford ---------- 666 votes For Member of House of Repre­ sentatives the w holr number of votes cast was 768 Frank L. Woodruff _______768 votes For County Judge the whole numElection day was very quiet in « Sanford and. the full vote was not her of votes cast was 786 — polled here much to the surprise of E. F,. Housholder----- ,___ 786 votes the many adherents of the candi­ For Clerk of the Circuit Court-the dates. There was no excitement ex­ whole number of votes cost w as 802 cept In the race for governor and a E. A. Douglass . ........ 802 votes a few primary Democrats who were For Sheriff the whole num her of anxious to vote for Republicans. votes cast was 809— * The mixing of the presidential elec­ E. E. B rs d y .........................809 votes tor on the ticket was confusing and For Tax Aite^aor the whole num­ many a good Demount' found out to ber of votes cast, w as-801— his sorrow thafc he bad unintsntion-r A. Vaughn .^-7 . " . .......... 801 votes ally voted for a Republican elector - For T ax Collector thp whole num­ and vice versau Following is the tab­ ber of votes cast was 822— ulated vote of Seminole county: |John D. Jinkins— _____ 822 Votes BUSINESS PROJECTION A sound banking connection is as necessary in times of prosperity to further progress as it is in a business crisis to ward off disaster. ^ k <f> A growing account) with FIRST N A T I O N A L BANK protects money when it is plentiful and builds up a credit which can be utilized with ben<<§> efit when money is “ tight**/ * We aim to constantly i(extend our scope of in­ fluence through Che quality of our service. The First National Bank SANFORD, FLORIDA • , “ TH E IFA R M E R 'S , FR IEN D ” ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M M , •i �■M •v. 10. ! « • ................ * * * * * * ; The ladies of the Congregational the executive committee of the church will have a cooked food sale Christian Endeavor Monday night. at' Irwin & Giles store Saturday, The Presbyterians are observing November 14th. this week as "Sunday School W eek ," « „ ; W A N T E D — T W O M ESSENGER and a determined effort is being 1 >JIlle lU p p en ln gs — M en U on BOYS. GOOD SALARY. W EST- made to have a largo attendance of Matters In Brief— E RN U N IO N. A P P L Y . AT ONCE. next Sunday. Personal Item s of Mr. R. C. Weidner V ill speak at t 24-ltc Interest Wonderful new shipment of the the night service Sunday and there latest New York styles in pattern will be special music by a quartet. * Sum* v i of .ho Flo«.li.« 9m.|| hats will urrivc at French Millinery I Talks Sutrlnrlljr Arr.ngcd for ;; Shop this afternoon.'. 2 t-ltc Sundny School .Meeting ♦ Hurtled Herald Reader. There will be n union S. S. W orkRev. J. A. Davidson of Stoughton WIs., the new pastor of the Congre-' *'rs ,,leet*nK «t the Congregational gutional church will be here Sunday, church Sunday afternoon at 3.00 Remeifther the shower and cooked N o v , 12th and services will be re­ o'clock, addressed by Nlr. R. C. food >>lc #t tho R « t Room to- sumed both morning and evening. Weidner, State Sec'y of the Sunday | morrow (Saturday) afternoon. AH Sunday All members and friends of the School Association. For dSlHoua hot biscuit* uso Jubs church are asked to take notice. school workers of Seminole county Self Rising Flour— A t all grocer.. Sunday school ::45 a. m. C. E. at are invited to this meeting. , 6-tf 6:00 p. m. literature which was kept in those days Was but documents on knotted strings, which they cnllcd "quipas." These served ns aids to memory. The quipn consisted of a thick cprd with thinner rnrds tied on it at cur­ tain distances in which knots are tied. Cords were of various colors, bach having their o w n , meanings. As red- for soldiers, yellow for gold and white for silver. [NANDABOUTTHECITY i: ....... . Juit received largo shipment of Fdi#on Electirc Mazda lam p.:— All S T - ■» ,ow prlco*- Treadwell & Renand Electric Co., Underwood Rldg. Telephony 189. 24-2 tc For delicious hot biscuit* uso Juba Self Rising Flour— A t all grqcers. 6-tf IN. F. Lezette of Oviedo- came to the city yesterday. Um Juba Self Rising Flour for delicious hot Risculta— At* all gro­ cers. Special sales at French Millinery Shop in Coal Suits. All have been reduced. 24-1 tc For delicious hot biscuit, uso Juba Self Rising Flour— A t all ‘ grocers. 6-tf Remember the shower and cooked food sale at the Rest Room to­ morrow (Suturduy) afternoon. Use Juba Self Rising Flour for delicious hot biscuits— A t all gro^ 6-tf ctrs. All halt have been reduced and muil go by December 10th to make room (or ilie Christmas toys and novelties. Something to please both young and old. Nothing prettier hn ever been shown before, from elec­ tric trains to baby rattles. Franch Millinery Shop. 24-ltc For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Self Rising Flour— A t all grocers. 6-tf * County Judge Herring took a day off Wednesday and went to DeLand. Use Juba Self Rising Flour for delicious hot biscuits— A t all gro_ « n . _ _____________6-tf One of the greatest points in favor o f Tanlac Is its freedom from injuri­ ous minerals. r 24-11 Remember the shower and cooked food sale at the Rest Room to­ morrow (Saturday) afternoon. For delicious hot biscuits uso Juba Self Rising Flour— A t all grocers. * 6-tf All suits at great reductions. Newi shipment of street and even­ ing dresses, have just arrived at the French Millinery Shop. 24-ltc U»e Juba Seif Rising Flour for delirious hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ wn » 6-tf HOTEL CARN E S Special Sunday Dinner 60cts 12.10 to ? p. pv Fruit Satud • Cream of Chicken Soup Fried Tenderloin Trout . Vinaignret Sauce Baked Chicken, Celery Dressing * Roust Loin of Beef an jus Peach Fritter, Natural Sauce Summer Squash Macaroni au Gratin Candid Yams Snowflake Potatoes Steamed Rice Corn Gems C h O^Olale'MeringueTuddlng Mincemeat Pie American Cheese Iced Tea . Hot Tea Coffee • 24-ltc The second Lyceum A ttr action yilLbr given ut "the Tem ple next Wednesday evening. T h e time has h*«n set at 8.16 which will enable »11 those that attend prayer meeting, ** *ril os others, to take advantage °1 this splendid oduc_. _ __________ S E C O N D LYCEUM A T T R A C T IO N ' Kendall, the Make Up Man •Rbfqrnish the entertainment for the •vining. Roy E. ilfn d sil— Entertainer The second Lyceum attraction will U*8 Juba S e lf'R is in g Flour for be R oy E. Bendall, Entertainer. ieitcious hot Biscuits— A t all groHe is the Make Up Man and will «m . 6. lf give an "Evening of Miscellaneous This Tanlac is really the. first Selections." (Some in special cos­ tTiedirine I have ever taken that tume). ' Be sure to hear him. 1 does what they say it will d o ," said Wednesday night a t-8.15 o'clock, *' Holly, Lexington, K y , 24-lt Nov. 16th, at the Baptist Temple. Free to season ticket holdfer.1. . ‘ ^ b a Self Rising Flour for Adults 60 cts. Chiodren 35 ct*. driieioiis hat Biscuits— A t all groPhono 209 for tickets. tw ,‘ 6-tf Remember the shower and cooked f0od sale at the Rost Room to­ Plants and- Cut Flowers for Sale AH day Saturday, Novem ber 18| morrow (Saturday) afternoon. nt tho Seminole Co-operative Gro­ I .would not take' one thousand cery Company there will be for sale m° , f°r what this wonderful beautiful carnations and chrysan­ *msc medicine has done for me," themum blooms; gladiolus bulbs, , ’ Mattie Lutes of Loxlng- fine paints, pansies, carnations, sal­ t0n' Ky. 24-U vias ansd cylamcn plants. R*v. Mr. Stones, a popular divine Fresh flower seed in variety. . ” ur nrilthboring city, O viedo la Phone or see Mrs. S. B. Wight. * ’•& hands with his many friends 24-3tc ,n City today. ' 1. A' A ^vlngston; living near AahPresbyterian Church JJJJ ^Ity, Tonn., says, " I feel like Our church has as usual spent a There was an in­ in. f . frorn hoU8e to house and te ll-' very busy week * l . people about Tanlac.” teresting meeting of the Auxiliary *4*11 Monday afternoon. A meeting of ■ft q u a l it y . LYR IC THEATRE s h o p I ' Special Prices on Children's Hats all this week * "T h e Prehistoric Remains" was! delightfully told by Mrs. 4. N. Whit­ tier who also showed pictures and described them. - Mrs, Blackmun, state chairman of of literature program was a visitor of. the afternoon who spoke of San­ ford Lfterary Society as mother of all others in way of good papers and interesting programs to well perfect­ ed. Mrs. Dickinson's- paper is the second one from Sanford to be se­ W O M A N ’S C L U B lected a* reference for’ all other lit­ "<\ rose to the living is worth erature .societies of the state in their more than sumptuous wreaths to the study of South America. dead." . Guard Kills Convict Cyrus Smith, a guard o f the coun­ ty convicts shot and killed a negro mpn nlimed Collins yesterday at Calendar ten V)'clock on the east side of Tuesday, N ov. L| — Bcnrdall avenue. The convict gang Socinl Department— Bridge. Mrs. were working on the roudway and F. E. RuumiUut, Hostess. Collins had been ugly for several days accroding to eye witnesses of Wednesday, Nov. 15— Welfare Program to Woman’s Club the affair, lie advanced upon the Epitaphs of Living Folks. guard with a heavy shovel and with the intent of doing him bodily in­ The entire club membership «ro ju ry and when the guard warned him. | invited to be present and enjoy t)ie to stop hc_ continued to cutse him program. It's going to bo great, an and as ho came close the* guard most interesting. fired, killing the negro instantly. A coroner’s jury empaneled yesterday afternoon and. hearing the evidence Cooked Food Snle and jjihower at Rest Room brought .in a verdict o f self.defense. Club members are reminded of the "shower" and vhioked food sale at .^ Notice to Tax Payers the Rest Room on Saturday after­ T a x books an> now open for the noon. Call and‘ inspect the .cozy; collection of I HIG taxes, a discount room that has Peon provided for the] of T w o per cent is allowed.for pay­ use of the public. It is hoped there ment in November and One per rent will lie many useful articles given in December. In inquiring about upon this occasion that will be ap­ taxes furnish me full description of preciated by the committee in your property, as shown on deed. charge. JNO. IJ. J IN K IN S , , . Tax Collector. Chicago, III.— At the board meet­ 24-4|c . . ing held in Chicago, Sept. 23rd, 1916, by resolution the Gcrncral Baptist Church Sunday Federation re-designated the Gen­ :.30 Sunday school. 11.00 Preaching by-the pastor— "Is eral Federation Magazine as its of­ ficial organ, and further, requested There a Balm for Gilead?" .3.00 Baptism ut Brisson's pool of all ollicers, department chairijien, ns candidates received in Owens meet well as other member* to give to the ing. Twenty three were received for mngnzinc theit support and - co­ baptism, live by lottcr and two by operation. (signed) Lucretia L . Blenkenburg, statement. Chairman' Publicity Comm. G.bfr B. Y. P. U. Don't forget the special sale in millinery, 125.00 for 112.60. Don't •7.00, Preaching by the pastor, miss this. French Millinery Shop. "T h e Copy Book." 24-ltc Y e s — Always welcome. For delicious hot biscuits use Julfthr George Hyman, Seif Rising Flour— A t all grocers. Pastor. 6-tf t h e PAGE F IV E TU B SANFORD HERALD ♦ f L D. PEARSON, Mgr- IRS. A. D. PARRISH, A n ). I The New Editor's Manifesto To, the Readers of the General Fed­ eration Magazine— It is held by some of the readers of this magazine that club women do wish to have a club mngazine. It is due to the women who have this idea that I have consented to accept tho editorship. You will for­ give me if I speak in a personal way, nnd say that the work as far us I am concerned is a labor of love. I have taken it up in the same way in. which women accept club presidencies, knowing that a club is n child to be carried near to the heart, and loved and loved and then loved some more. thnf rliib ■L'nm° 11 niwy~t noarer toge fher with a medium, of communication than without one, and that their work and their in­ terests may receive impetus throug inspiring interchange of constructiovo messages. If I had not this ^ Idea ild-not-attempt llitrwurk. ^T'iTfn laying down a club presidency that has* taken the most of my time for the past four years; the same- heart interest which I put into that work, I shall put into this wider service, as a part of the great system of club life. Therefore, in -joining the long list of those workers in the sun who are on lovo's payroll, I shall be glad to feel that every club woman is a contributing editor, and that we are all-m aking the mngazine together. Haryot Holt Dcy, Pnat President of the Woman's Press Club of N ew York City. Literature Department The Literature Department con­ vened Wednesday, Nov. 8th in the club rooms with an attendance of sixteen, Mrs. L. R. Philips presiding. Mrs. A. D. K elly gave members a review on the map of South Amer­ ica. Having had the "F lora nnd Fau­ na" last week tho next step of- pro­ gression in study of South America was the Aborigines. As In days of yore we were want to begin our stories with the phrase "Onro upon a lim e," so begins the history of the earliest inhabitants of South Amer­ ica. During the progressive stages of human .culture are the savage, the barbarian * and the really civi­ lised man. Wo seo that ho whom we consider a savage would regard a barbarian civilised and we may pre­ sume that the men of a thousand years henee will look upon our pres­ ent condition as barabrious. "T h o Empire o f the Incas" was an entertaining paper /esd by Mrs. G. B. Dlckinion, citing*hlstory from the first Inca who was Msncs. The wonderful architecture, intePesting beliefs of these early people, their mode of living, their government, so called," too w as'even peaceful. T h o , | PEOPLE AND EVENTS M IL L IN E R Y Order Work, a Specialty. • Satisfaction Guaranteed.MRS. G RACE K W IL L IA M S 10G East First Street Next to McCuIIers continued on their way to Tam pa at 8 o’ clock. Everyone holding by auto Wednesday. chances will please be present. * Mrs. John T. Brady, Miss V ir­ ginia Brady,, John T ., Jr. a n d ’ Edward will leave tonight for Waco, Texas, where- they will spend the winter, Mrs: R. fl. Blackman, state chair­ man of Liternturc was a disting­ uished isitor to the Literature D e­ partment, Woman’s Club, on W ed ­ nesday. Mrs. D. G. Monroe returned lost .Mrs. M. C. Savage is again cosily week from Georgiu. domiciled in her bungalow on M y r tlo avenue. ^ A t the store of Lewis Krnuss, 303 East First streeet, the pretty Mrs. Ida C. M cM urray, form erly , (Continued from Pago 3) piece of lingerie that is being d'.j- j milliner at the French M illinery Robson and Miss Helen Terwitllgvr posed of by Mrs. M ary Baker will Shop bus returned to her homo in were other musicians whose instru­ bo drawn for on Saturday evening Jacksonville. . mental numbers gave - much pleas­ ure. At the refreshment hour ice cream and cake was served- . Miss Leavitt received a number of beautiful gifts from admiring friends. Enjoying the gracious hos­ pitality of their young hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grcone, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Miller. Dr. and M/s. Oliver Miller, Mrs. TerwlHtgor, Mrs Dsborno, Herndon, Mrs. S. S. T el­ ford, M rs. ILenry Wuitte, Misses Esther Woo db urn. Lillian Booth. Hutli Little, Gertrude Little, Lillian Gocrlz, Alma 'G oertz, Versa Wood­ cock: Messrs. E. J.. Wilson, Jack Matthew Nunoler, C. II. Branam, Carl Malm, I). M. Herring, Victor Green, Robert Green, John Huber. . For Piano-Fund One of the spries of the delightful silver teas that arc being given in the interest of tho Music Depart­ ment piano fund was given on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Woodruff, with Mr. Scoggan and Mrs. Woodruff joint hostesses. Although the -weather was so inclement there waft a good attendance, and several rhnrming music selections contributed greatly to the plensure of the-guests. Mrs. Claude Herndon sang a beautiful solo. "Only W aitin g" ( Frances Mason Mneo), in which her sweet voice was heard to advantage. A group of songs much enjoyed was rendered by Mrs. James Taylor, including "T h e Rose" and "T h e Nightingnle" (H aw ­ ley I, "Mistress Mary Duitc Con­ trary" (Jessie Gaynor); Mrs. Albert Philips' charming numbers ‘ were "R ose of M y Heart" (Hermann Lohr) and Erwin Brrlin’s lovely little song "W h en 1 Leave This World .Behind." The occasion wna marked by a delightful informality and ngreeable sodulbility. wif-•f-Wrrtrfrt"' This afternoon — Mrs. Eugene Rnumillnt enter­ tains with bridge nt the Woman's Club in honor of Mrs. William Chns. Hill. Mrs.. W. W. Abernathy entertains thir-ttoatr~T5vers' Club in honor of Mrs. John T. Brady. Saturday, N ov. I I — ' Rest Room shower in Wclhorne block. Mrs. G. F. Smith gives n benefit silver tea at her home on Magnolia avenue. • Monday, Nov. 13— Mrs. Puleston will be hostess to the Auction Bridge Club. Tuesday, Nov.- 14— Social Department Bridge at the Woman’s Club. ' Wednesday, Nov.' 15— Miss Ruth Mettinger gives n one o'clock luncheon for Miss Saideo Williams. .. W elfare Program to tho Woman’ * Club. Thursday, Nov. Hi — Miss Charlotte Hand’s shower for Miss Williams. P trfon al Mention The Cecillan Music Cluh will hold its regular bi-monthly meeting at Mrs. Munson's studio tomorrow af­ ternoon. Misses Olga Schultz and Charlotte Hand w ith . Mrs. Albert Fry have beon appointed from St. Agnes Guild to meet a com m ittee’ from tho Guild of Holy Cross Church to arrange a subscription dance, to be held in the near future. »* • Miss Versa Woodcock is spending the week in DeL'and. Mr. and Mrs. D. F . Thom ai of HendersonvHle, N. C>, were tho guests of M r., and Mr*. Fred Wilmot early- in the week. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hsnrahan of Watertown, New York, who ' were the guests o f Mr*. Deane Tum or C-mrrisSt Hot acUOTf a Mara Hart Schaffner & Marx belt-back great coats " %■ * coat, isn’t ■ f PO M E ^ t it? * The two deep pleats.- the-belt— the—cuffs ~ the 'wide collar*—all help to give the- right vigor life. But and it better than the style is the warmth and comTort. Several variations in any number o f line overcoat fabrics. 9 Sanford Shoe & Clothing Co. ■: 105 E. First St. The homo of Hart Schaffner St M ari Clothes Handling o f Banking Business The Seminole County Bank takes special interest In ^ the welfare of its customers and makes it a point to 1handle their banking business with the utmost dlstch and cDIcIcncy. Your account subject to check is soliciteJ. FOUR PER CENT IN TE R E ST P A ID O N S A V IN G S A C C O U N T S Sem inole County B onk Sanford,Florida - A Home Bank for Home People FORREST LAKE, Pre*. p .X - THRASH R, V-Pres. A. R. KEY. Cash hr �COUNTY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-E FFIC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD L A K E M A R Y IT E M S W. W. Herndon of Winter Park was a business visitor here Saturday morning. M rs.’ W ill Ewans and Mrs. H. H. Webber went shopping in Sanford Saturday. ~ ’ l Miss Frances Pearson of Paolo was guest of Miss Hetcn Iserman Friday afternoon. . Mrs. It. L. Jones left Thursday to spend the winter in Wajhington, D. C. The friend* of Mrs. Engenolt wriil be glad to know she is on the mend, after being indisposed at her home for the past week. It is hoped ahe will soon be able to be out again.' H. II. Webber arrived home Sun­ day,' after having spent sevural months in the .north and west. Miss Helen Iserman was a week­ end v isilo V a t I’ aola. P A O L A P O IN T S A Mrs.* J. C. Ensminger of Sanford was a recent guest of Miss Prancei Taber, at .Twin Lake*. T ^ e .young people enjoyed a chick­ en piliau at the hospitable hqmo of M r. and Mrs. Oscar Pearson last Friday ‘evernng. Dancing was the order of the evening after which all did justice to the delicious piilau. We arc sorry to lose W. D. Zach-, ary and family from our community, they having re'onriy moved t o Jas-. per, Fla., wher > M * ifaeft"ary is en-' gaged in the lumber business. • The Moorrfs Stnlion mission claas held a social at the J, F . McClelland More than home Friday evening, sixty persons enjoyed the evening’s pleasures— music, refreshments and visiting. ■ ,\{. D. Gatchel, Mrs. E. J Cam­ eron and Master George. Gatchel were called to Jacksonville Sunday to the. deathbed of Mrs. George Lovell. Mrs. Cameron has the little Lovell child with *her for the present. Walter In g ra m -'M cLain arrived here lost Week from Shreveport, Lou­ isiana and is ..the guest o f relatives, v G. C. Ellis of Washington. D. C., will arrive in Sanford Thursday to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stone on Cameron .avenue- for some time. V'S. C. Shlatter and fam ily of Lake Golden are driving a new model Ford! Mr. and Mrs. It. G. Hickson of Sipes avenue are also enjoying a new model Henry Ford. , Mr. and Mrs. Ben M onroe and Miss Ethel Hickson motored to Chuluota, Geneva and Oviedo one day recently-and spent a delightful day. . . • . Mr. and M rs .-H. G. Dietorlck of. Jacksonville were over night guests of Mr. ,and Mrs. G. C. Chamber­ lain last Wednesday. Little Eleanor Cnmeron and Alice Morris have begun their school life this w'etkr • XJisi Bessie * Michael*, a popular tea Kir of W inter Park i* expetled Saturday to spend the week end at |hospitabl th**' home of ,Mr. and Mr-. Oscar 5c and V E N th e jaded appetite . Jt-J revives before N . B. C. Graham Crackers. Irresistibly appetizing, with a wonderful nut-like flavor, sustaining and light are these crisp biscuit of best graham 'flour baked to a tempting goodness. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Mrs. P. S. Holmes of Livingston, Mrs. W ill Robinson and daughter, Texas arrived Friday to spend aev- Mr*. Jack King a n d 'baby Clifford oral weeks with her parents; Mr. and and Mrs. Jack -Thompson were the ■Mrs. G. M. Jacobs and other reitt- dinner guests of Mrs. Jack Vaughn Tuc.day, all enjoying the day r.s it w as-M rs! \Vill Robinson’s birthday. Mrs. J. R. Robinson helped Mrs. Vaughn .to entertain., T h e hunting season will soon be here now but from ■the khootfhg know to his bed for a few days is about sometimes, ugw u e ' don’ t whether the Berman artillery is his work again. Mrs. Styers, who was taken sud- turned loose on' us or not, but are denlv ill Saturday, on board the asking' nbout it? It was only some • s* F . ' E. C. train enroute to Jackson­ one breaking* in their dugs, getting ville-an d who was taken o ff at ‘ this ready for the fir.t day. That was wasn't it? place, where Dr. Simmons and the. tensive experiments, almost daily fl.ld in»t>rctlon» of our ceaseless search fo r . b e tte r m e n t— h.i\. prodiii t-d the stut.ly, generous-bearing citrus ►fo r k that has Vnadc our trees Ihe standard t h r o u g h ­ out citrus Florida. T im e |s n o f f o r sale. Nature progresses leisu re­ ly. The accumulated.robust health and fruitfulness of 36 Ivors cannot he All (din’s •U nited Into newsprung slock Says a Huckcyr customer,- " T h e f W i tJl hundred trees o f Dire. .\^ jf.n h t » t c*- thnt1 |ui ro i *1- t bum y»u Hirer years ago are the finest tree* for their age t ever saw They a r t now carrying a hox or more to the tre*.'' You would naturally ixpect to pay mors fo r (Jit let t ■g r ip* n Mu c k r y e i t t u X - ,Uup.y..u -m a y hr a I tu e o s e d r r ’ TTTtV small trts diftetenev ts— how u t ­ terly Insignificant when compared with tne stronger, better-developed trees that liuckeye stock Invariably produces. . A * a pre-ent or p rospective .grove owner, y o u sh'-uld kn w the w h o le story o f Buckeye trees. Send fo r dur f r e e c a t a lo g today — --Buckeye Nurseries 113* r i l l t e n s Hank Itu lld U g . T a m p a , F lorida. M n O H ’L E T T . D. C. O IL I. K T T . I u g f i t FxcIusIvJly <?ltrus Nurseries In tti# World, Buy your shoes from (he largest mail order shoe house. G et them direct. Save middleman and retailer's profit. G et style, fit and quality. G et prompt shipm ent;‘ G e t shoes that w ear, at lowest prices, ana put difference in your pocket. In a year it w ill be considerable. Wm JcHsI Yolatt ' ***, ; •**■? S' . Sm.ll prt,ti.oo uu«k caxb tara* OrtM rnihln to f r t t t * » t il I cow lr kow pricoa, 1 \ \ I I / ( T*er Oyporttaily SsUsfscti— Caxm l^i’ Tkl » to' »®ar opportunity !o bo, cWr . p- Vou o n » t »ho«* lo f tk« ««bol. inu.ly Inaa to the knbr. nt " • » andrt |h. n m a . T od o a t a to t« , k II to ta**rti«rt« ^ a u ltn U w m lk lr . W * atMoluttfir ••tiilK liuo. Y oor m a r t ar.ll he rctumtd iartaadf U too « . a-t witoOrf. a a i . < poy -poM U * cb.r«<« bo<h nryn. Voo run no n.k at all la bu,i.| root thact anJcr oar plao. x Sr«ctol totra- i| dtetorr Ofla l®- 1 1 \v' l $ 9 O Q !« • I *P “ I * V » / to* \ DUJVLUO \ ° * . \ SCSI Y 5» \ V A Big Fall Catalog Sent Free Our b i g , ___ c a t a l o g ----------------------- containing bund red* of illustrations, complete deacriplions and rock hot- I°™ prices will bo rai2T* upon requeat. Send for your oopr today A(«*ts Wasted W* wto pay a aoa■ (»!*• •« **t tia<ar*ory t o n CowMarabte aid* *** . FalcooShoeCo., Dept 75 NewOrleans [ Mr. and Mrs L A. Sheldon were in Sanford Monday. Geneva was sorry to hsar o f the taking away by death of Mrs. Dr. Lewis o f Defiance, Ohio. Dr. and Mrs. - In-wis-h-fve-bmnT^winter resi­ dents of Genova for a number of years ar.d have many friendV here. i s * i AGENTS eral Fire Sa n fo rd Insurance F lo r id a T.he Russell* lived up to their r e p ­ utation as leadura in the art of H ar­ mony Singing when on Tuesday night they opened up the Lyric and took the large audience by atorm.. This team of singers besides having powerful and well trained voice* possess n personality that extends right into the audience. The Rus■clls will sing songs each night nnd Mr. Lane the manager made no mistake when he* secured them for hi* theatre. Those who have not heard thorn n* yet brttvr avail themselves of tho opportunity be­ cause their engagement is limited. Weights In Germany. Germany uses the metric system o f weights and measures, but with Ger­ man names. Tho system of weight* may best bo compared with our* by noting that bno kilogram, which equal* 1,000 grams, Is equal to 2204G pounds. All work guarapteed and tire, and tubes insured against lost ffoa fire while on hand. SANFORD VULCANIZING WORKS W A I.K K l( D ICKSO N. M ,„ a|„ First Street, Next to Ford (iarjg* Phone 67 S A N F O R D , FLORIDA F R E E A I R AT THE CURB* V E T E R IN A R IA N ------OFFICE?— . H A N D B R O S . H T a GLES Bring in 'your lame and tick horses and mules. lin e the* treated. Have their l*crh ,-v.imli. i ed, sharp corners dressed dowa, | projection* cat off and dcra)t4 i molars extracted. OOOOOOu a o o o oc a o o a noooofl Easy to See Resemblance. "Kl-lu-hou" Is said to bo monkey lan­ H A IR TONIC guage for ’’retreat." which may do true, though, as a mutter of fuel, tho is sold by us on a guarantee to be reliable preparation for keeping tk words. In sharp staccato, sound remark obly like a dog, deaorated with tho scalp and hair in a healthy ronl ordor o f tin can nnd voicing discom­ tion. Let us explain it* merit* t fiture na the sceno of action recede* you. Sold only by us, 50c and $1.4 rapidly Into tho (Balance. R. C. Bower. OF WHAT OUR ' SAY Y ou r C R E D IT is Good ^ The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co SANFORD’S HOUSE OF SERVICE SANFORD FLORIDA Phone 8 IM P L IC A T E D IN B A N K R O B 0 E R Y Business • Man o f Punta Gorda Cemtnlle Suicide Punta Gorda*. N ov, j ’. — Following his arrest on. a warrant charging him with complicity in the robbery of the Bank of Homeitead at Home* stcatf, in ’ September, R. C. Addisoh, agent here for the Gulf Refining Company committed suicide hare tlii:* afternoon, by shooting himself through • thd head. -• ft was at 3 o'clock that Deputy Sheriff Carlton had served til* wuirant on AddUon at the d o o r ’ of the latter's office. Addison as*<t>d to be allowed to' W E S T G E NEVA AVENUE straighten up some papers on Ilia Mrs. Jack Vaughn has .returned desk, which reijue.it was granted, home from -Jampa where she spent he shot hlmtclf as ha st>od by hU a very pleasant week with her desk. brother, Jim ( Mansfield. Addison, familiarly known'here as Mr*. Charlie Powell and her “ Tlsh,** h-s been burdened recently m.iAher, Mrs. Rabun called,at Mrs. with churgcs of having burned the Jack Vaughn's Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W ill Robinson and fish houses on the railroad rock here It is not be­ family were the guests of Mr. and several months a?o. lieved here that Addison had any­ Mra. Culp Sunday, calling to aee thing to do with the robbery, as he, Mr. Rohlnson’a father in the after­ aa well as his brother, Locke AddL noon, who js slowly recovering from sou, also arrested here today on a long spell of sickness. almliar charget, waero here at the Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Robinson and Mrs. Jack Vaughn spent the d t y time o f thy crime. The deceased leaves a wife and with M r*. Wm. Robinson of Celcr, one son, a youngster of tea.years. avenue Sunday. Mrs. W . N. Culp nnd Mr*. Jim Tha warrant charges that the two Abbott were the dinner guegta of their brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W ill Robinson one day last M 'fllW e horarfitureV'V.A/ week. M r*. A b b o tt’ was called her* ~ M ETAL W z from Ocala to see her father who has been v ery ill. CEILINGS.SHINGLES Jack Frost is a lazy old fellow. He hasn't even blown his breath as far as .Sanford yet. 'AND OTHER SHEET METAL The fruit in this neighborhood ate BUILOINC'tlATERIAL putting on their yellow jacketa and Writ« ToDay For^atalog^n looking fine top. Mr*. W ill Robinson and grandson, end Special Quotation! little' Clifford King are on the sick FbOfiMrtaTPWttO£, list thia week,- with an attack o f la grippu. hO O FlN G W. J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Y ou can get double the out of yod r tires at n cornparafi!, small coat, if you wijl have the* retreaded as soon as the tread it worn to the fabric, or a* soon u the fabric begins to show, xh* brick roads grind off. the tread be. fore the walls of the tire ar.. ,ian. aged and a new tread will matj the tire practically as good u Have_ all cuts and pur,ttures in tires repaired as' »obn u poisslbte, thereby preventing moisture entering tire and deny, Ing the fabric, thus saving \ Blow-Out and serious damage to tire and tube later on. We have special facilities for r*. pairing tires anff tubes.. Send your work to us or phone. • * ' Russell* W ell Received at Lyric people of Chuluota attended Rer is Pearson. ‘ t H I LL’ OTA S N A P S H O T -; much better and will be able to go G ENEVA NEW S Election day was very *iuit’t and .The rains seem to have finished T h e Exchange Packing House has home in a few days. She is now a well behaved here, our usual twenty their work and we are having beau­ the home of. Mrs. E. E. Tribble, been doing some packing t hia week. votes being cast. tiful fall weather. J. T . M cLain will begin pneking white her two little children are at It Is hard to believe that this is Mr. and Mrs. John Long came M rt. M. S. A verette’ s. These kind oranges next week. . the fall of the year instead bf .the home Sunday from Orlando wffj'ere ladies deserve much praise for th e ir! •The M. E. church is preparing a spring. W ith su -h m 1 i. changeable they have been for several day*. ‘ Mr. Styters; temperance program for 'Sunday care of the strangers weather it is mu h mprv 1 >.e Ma*ch owing to the illness ami death of the was telegraphed for and came in f night at 7 o’ clock,'to which the pubor April! latter’ s father., Mr. Smith. o’clock, having lie is invited. Sunday about Mr. M . I). Barber and fnmily and Mr. and Mrs. C. D, Ilrumley driven all night in the* car,, coming Mr*. II. H. Pattishull were Sanford spent. Saturday in Sanford on busi­ from Okeechobee.’ EAST S A N F O R D visitors Thursday. R ev. A. S. Pdck will as usual fill ness. James Osteen nnd Wife came home Sevetal of our church goers at­ his second Sunday in the month ap­ Th e W illing Workers' class gave a M onday evening from Christmas, pointment at M oore's Station church tended services at Christmas Sun-j where they were cnlled^'on account social at Lake Harney Friday, Ice day. afternoon of tHi* 17th." ' of the iliness of his mother, Mrs. cream and cake were served and a general gpod time was had. J. W . Osteen. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. ’ Rehbinder, • Several of our patrons and the trustees of the school were visitors Mrs. Richards, Mr. Mecs and Wm. in Sanford M onday, going before Mecs were in Orlando Wednesday. Mr. Irene Peters the county board in interest of our have gone to Daytona to make scIjoqI. Geneva -friends are Miss Matilda Story of Orlando is their home. visiting lier uncle. F v M. Siory and , ■orry to lou* them nnd extend sin­ cere sym pathy to them in their be­ family. F<,r ir.-irc than th^ third o f n century tluckeys reavement. •trees have bern tmpruvtnR in quality yearly. Ux* — part Addisons hired Frank Rice and hli associate* to rob the bank.. The death o f Addiaon makes the sixth *in the case ofllowing the rob­ bery of the bank early in September by Frank and Leland Rice, Hugh Alderman and Jim Tucker. The bandits got only $4,300, according to a statement .made b y Alderman after his arrest. -•'Charlie Williams and two Hender­ son* brothers, members of the posse following the bandits through the Everglades were tho first victjma of the affair, both, being shot by the 'posse. Jim Tucker was drowned and Leland Rice was killed at the end -of the chase when he, Alderman and Frank Rice were wounded, up In Chockoloskee Is la n fL b y authorities of Lee county. Frank Rice was bad­ ly injured but Is said to be im prov­ ing now. Hugh Alderman, caught several daya after this last clash, made a complete confession to Sher­ iff Dan Hnrdie upon their arrivn] in Miami. It was said nt the tim e that he implicated others hut nothing was done until yesterday, when it is supposed the authorities in arresting the two Addisons at Punta Gorda, acted on the information furnished byj[ Alderman. £W STORAGt T V E k E A D Y NQIHVIPHATING BATTERY, ■' ALL* M A K E S A N D TY PE S REPAIRED SEMINOLE Fully Charged Uattcri* to Fit Any Car COUNTY GARAGE ATLANTIC COAST LINEl £ 3 STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 18TII, 1416 , TH RO U G H TR A IN S T O N E W YO R K DAILY £ Atl-Merl Faolpmrat. D m Boellatas Ckak Cara la WaofcLiftea IMalag Car Brrrlro . . Traia U - No. 82 Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar , • Jacksonville----------9:10 a. m. Savannah.--------------1:15 p. m. Richmond— ...... .....5:05 a. m. Washington .......... 8:50 a.m. Baltimore------------10,-05'a. m. Philadelphi*.------- 12:24 a. m. New York.----------- .2:40 p. m. No. 86 Ndl 80 1;U p. in. 5:15 p. m. 9:13 a.m . 2:33 p.m. 1:50 p.m. 4.03 p. m. 6^0 p. m. 8:10 P- m‘ l*:^5 m' 7:15 p. »• 11:50 p. ntI:|f ■* m‘ 3:10 a. nt* a. m* For Information or Reservation Phono or Write A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E 188 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. Phone 17 Hillsborough Hotel, Tamp*. Phone 132 will Renr Yolir House For Yo �■ U J U .I J I — 10, IM — — f1 ^ 1 ^ 8 8 1 1 5 1 = .., - * T 4 PAGE T H R E E TH E SANFORD HERALD Manse, Rev. E. D. ly with pink und green lanterps, Newman, Mrs. A. K. Hill, Mm. B. j'unuzually Jacge-for all the Lyceum Presbyterian Brownlee officiating. Miss Esther ferns und potted plants, one corner " • Herndon, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, I numbers. * , - —— Mrs. Eugene Uoumilint, Mrs. Archil* Woodburn nnd Miss Versa W ood­ of which was screened and trans­ H a p p e n in g s u p t o date Betts. Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. Henry formed into a tastefully arranged cock witnessed the ceremony. St. Agnen Guild Adtirr»• ftlj Cofljmttmnlioni* |#t ihi« J "tight, Mrs. W. L. Morgan, Mm. Colmmn lo The bride wore for the wedding cozy corner with greenery, lanterns ‘ Tho regular meeting of St. Agnes Mr». R. A. TtiKeut*, Phunr Ho.'201 W. L. Watson, Mrs: Geo. Bishop Here delicious a modish coat suit of leather colored and rustic seats. and Misses Saidce Williams, Ruth Guild on M onday afternoon with wool poplin with blouse of white fruit punch wus served throughout Mcttinger, Margaret Wight, Gret- Miss Charlotte Hand was in tho crepe do chine. A white hat, white the evening by.A irs. Leavitt. chcn and O lga'Schultz and Char- nature of a social affair in honor of shoqs 'and gloves completed , the Shoictr for Ilridc-Elect Hook Circle M ttl* In tho hall and parlor, white star Miss Saidec W illiam s_a member of The following novel little talo <of | • Unusually novel and attractive lotto Hand.* pretty costume. jessamine vjne in full (lower and* cut. tht» Guild who will be married this , • u a ricvcr production from the was tho miscellaneous shower given flowers were prettily arranged. In. Mrs. Drown is the eldest daughter month. After enjoying a social hour l . J e Pen of Mr.. Henry W ight in honor of Miss Sqjiiee Williamson the dining room where refreshment* of Mrs. A. T. Woodburn. She is a Birth* with needlework the young people Ji|| be much enjoyed and ap- Tuesday afternoon by the Daughters Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bigger, jxn- were invited into the dining room charming young girl, possessing u were served by Mrs. Nelli? L e a v itt i * j.tcd by her friend. In general of W esley at the home of Mist noOnce the birth ol a daughter where a dainty luncheon sulad course sweet disposition that has endeared Tcrwilliger. and Mra- O. P. Herndon, Ld the dul> women of San/ord in Bessie Zachary. The beautiful home Tuesday, November 7. ‘ The little the decorations wero especially pret­ was served a t the table which wax Jier-'frj a*large circle of friends. which is so suitably adapted for ty. A tall, long handled basket cen­ lady weighs eleven pounds. » » • “ * « “ » , ,or prettily decorated in thonor of the Thp grooip Is an employee of Hook Cifdo and read before the large social functions was charmingly tered the table filled witli lovely occasion. A t the - conclusion of tho Atlantic Const Line. tn.mb.r. an T u « d . y .Ite n m m « adorned with ferns and goldcnrods roses nnd ferns. From the ceiling, luncheon Mrs. Albert Fry .presented Mr, and Mrs. Brown will rosid^ Guests were The Make-Up Man over the table* drooped garlands of fk, ham. • ( M™ *• f . C n n n ely. dining hall and den. Miss Williams with a habdsomc in Bnnford and are nt home at 30u * Heliihlful contest guessing “ which received by Mrs. J. Dl Roberts, The second number of the Lyceum bright flowers enlivened with vines, casserole on behalf of the Guild. Elm avenue. Mme M , who" embodied in this class teacher; Mrs. T . D. Hayes, Coarse will be presented at the Bap­ and windows and doors were trim ­ The presentation was made with original story was enjoyed, the vic­ president o f the class anil Miss tist Temple next Wednesday, N o v. med with tho same lovely combina­ charming grace, by the youngest Mrs. 15th, when Roy Rondall, make-up tory of ituresing the greatest num­ Bessie Zachqry,. the hostess. Hirthday Party tion. The big white birthday rako matron of the congenial coterie of ber of name, crowning the effo rt, of W. P. Carter as station porter an­ man and entertainer will appear. Miss Frances Leavitt entertained j rested upon tho table. Partners for maids and matrons. Miss Ruth Mrs S 0. Chase to whom was pre- nounced the arrival and departure Mr. Hcndall is u unique personality Mettingcf was a guest of the Guild. with a charming birthday party at i refreshments were secured by mntchMntid ‘a work basket. The beauti­ , of the matrimonial trains, on which and an artist in his profession. His thc home of her parents, Mr. nnd int; flowers, roses, daisies, chrysnnful weather tempted the ladle, out the brides of 1915 arrived and the program sparkles with humor and Mr*. W. F. Leavitt on M onday j-themums and other varieties. MuH'rW/urn — Hrown of doors, »o the meeting became In bridea-to-be of 1916-17 would de- yet is filled with choicest literary evening. ( * sic nnd games marked the passing of v I part. M an y of the girls were shy thought nnd expression. Nature has reslity a pleasant porch party. The many friends of Miss Mny Green und old rose formed a love- the happy hours. Mrs. Tcrwilliger 'about "b u y in g " tickets but Interest­ endowed him with rare dramatic Belle Woodburn will bo cordially ly color scheme which combined rendered several charming vocal seGuests ol the Circle were Mra. ed friends pushed then! aboard (he instinct, a rfch ' resonant, musical interested in her marriage to Mr. with quantities of garden flower lections, accompanied .on the piano R. J. Holly.* Mrs. Pulwton, Mr*. ! departing trains and all were eatfbr voice. A treat is in' store for all William Brpwii which took place gave an unusual charm to the *at- by Dr. Oliver J. M iller., Mrs. J. N . 3. f, Whitner, Sr., Mr*. Hawkins to launch Miss Williams on the who attend and the attendance is Tuesday evening, Nov. 7th, at the j tratcive rooms. The porch was loveContinued on Page Five of Washington, D. C., Mrs. S. E. "R ocky Itoud to M atrim ony." .This ilarrett and Mrs. H. B. Connelly. placard hung above the doors of the Members of the Circle are Mra. A. living room, which, when opened re­ p. Connelly, Mrs. - Henry W ight, vealed a road cleverly . designed, Mrs. J. . W. D id ins, Mra. S. O. strewn with gift, packages of all Clue. Mrs Margaret Barnes, Mrs. sixes wrapped in a-manner to stim­ R. A. Newman. Mrs. May Dickins, ulate rocks and n scene uf rare Mrs. George Speer. Mrs. A. W. beauty, for beautiful ferns in whiteFitts, Jr., -Mrs. Galloway, Mrs. B. F. draped pots stood upon pedestals on Whitner and Mrs. T>. L. Thrasher, either side o f the winding road con­ whose absence was much regretted: nected with white ropes of crepe A Tale of Whoa by* Suaan Wight paper, thnt led to the big white Thfr other (Jay I tried to dye some chair where the traveler rested, hav­ Dingte old clothes belonging to my ing reached tho,goal. Bamboo, yel­ husband, thinking that if I were suc­ low daisies and goldcnrod completed cessful i could make him look like n the charm of the woodland see up. $ 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 Newman without buying others from When the door was opened the sta­ presented the "bridethe Taylor. The hot dye Hurt my tion porter Hand like everything, and after all elect with u large basket on which my trouble thny came out a v e ry was the word "lo v e " in yellow let­ This was to gather up the unpleasant shade of Brown. - "D e a r ter*. me!1’ thinks I, "T h is is not a Good- "rocks'," ’ ’ fo r ," said she, "a fte r tho • « 1* * * « * hue at ail, so I went to my back experienco o f years of wedded life door and cast both duds and dye she found it to be an obtsacle re­ into the gariiagc can. While I wall mover, for Move would m ove moun­ standing there 1 saw a man go past tains." in an ox cart. Hawkin some Fish While Mrs. Calude Herndon play­ that.he had Taught with a Speer in ed the W edding March the journey Lake Monrue, began. At tbo beginning of.th e road ‘‘A-lloye there!" I shouted, run­ was tho sign " 'T is a long, long way ning down the steps, just as ho to- matrimony" and just beyond was whipped up his ox. I gave Chaao another with the inscription "A ban ­ down the alley, past Barnes, b .c k don hope all ye who enter here." The first turn In the road was doors and Garages, and at tho end . j , , . * « • • of the Lane, I am sure I could have marked by n sign bearing the words » t A few caught him, had I not been inter- "22 Days Journey Ahead." 1repted by a certain young matron of miles further ahead the traveler was this town, who stood • Holden her confronted with this, "D o n ’ t Give Merry peals of parasol over* her head, and making Up Tho S h ip ." laughter greeted the reading of the frantic attempts to tell .me some­ signs, by the guest in whose honor thing. . the road was built, but the journey . I Tolar impatiently, "D o n 't was not y e t ended for another bend Buy when the Other Fel­ Sale will “ Go On” all Bothamly! I am in a hurry! L e t in tho road revealed the good ad? me pass!" As she paid not a bit of vice "G o Slow and Don't Stum ble," day Saturday, 8 a. m. to low. is forcjffl to Sell attention, and continued to Bower while at the last milestone up pen red head ami rt ake signs of diatresa, I a sign, ''Y o u 11:30 p. m. Can't T u rn . Back ahoved her so otn side, and went on N o w " and then the journey ended, MEN’S SHIRTS HOSIERY calling to her Brotheraon who was for behind the chair, the sign post Old John D. says “ that’s waiting for her, “ Y ou ’ d better take pointed to "Y o u r journey is done, for Women and Children, Big lot, soiled and this Galluwny and Thrasher Round­ the goal is won and may your next slightly damaged very fine, 25c Hose for what I do” . You can ly, if you can't quiet her nerves any road bo paved ‘ with fun.” A t the Prices goiie Lower and other way." conclusion of the journey Mrs. F. E. now follow his advice. Still Lower. On.I flew nfter that extraordinary Stcinmeyor rendered a solo very > or, and I had almost- overtwken-him sweetly," *'M erry~B lf3a,r to the ac­ 'hen, ttlut ,fr, j see, but Mrs,. companiment o f Mys. Frank Adams: Dickenson hopping off n motorcycle The opening and inspection of the gifts was a real delight to all pres­ directly in the middle qf my path. "Stop there!" he shrieked. " I 'v e ent and galea of laughter greeted the ___ __ Your Choice ought up with you, fo r all you are appearance o f a scrubbing .biuab.just half price. We di- , big lot, $1.00 to $1.50 juch a champion Walker. MotH*k poi^cleaner, mixing spoon and other Suits ipid Coats, so values, going for A N Y . M A N ’S SUIT ‘ vide fifty fifty with you. M y for you to tell mo this minute such useful articles that were tucked in Store There shat you have Dunn' with tho away among the packages: cheap you will buy^ for / Cluhhouao K ey." • was a wonderfully pretty v a rie ty of worth up to $25.00 at "It is on its String-fellow!" I re­ fancy work, lingerie, cut glass, and all next year, and when One lot of Men’s Palm plied with dignity. china. A delicious salad course was served 'Mother says you arc-'ll very Beach Suits, small sizes you do you will make Mert’s Good B l a c k ‘ bek Householder," says he, "fo r at the refreshment hour. Sox The time to buy is and extra large size rheihas looked and while it may be money faster than ever In tho’ lsto afternoon there was a on iu suing, it certainly is noV on regular New Y o rk subway rush to when the Gbods are go-, , * "h e e you are supposed to catch tho departing 'm atrim onial in your life. ing up. k*;p it." special, which included in ita pas­ I would have taken all sorts of sengers even a charming widow who ots that ’ it was therq, but though vainly protested that she didn't * *•* mad as the Dickins, I knew want to go, but friends dragged her » was mere folly to FoBtei' a fuss along any way. Mias Saidce W il­ JLv* * boy, so being so much his liams took the first ticket and others dir, i ,.n,i,.,| tbo matter by hand- to* follow wero Misses Charlotte ? . “ Njckel to «d m lt M » to Hand, Ruth Mottlngcr, Gertrude • * n’ ovies. and promising to have a Browne, Lillie Farnsworth, Besaio * K*>’ .ir ade at once. T o be en- Zachary, Nellie Elder, Laura Lee * fc>* hrank I must admit that some and Mrs. Pearson. Thoso who tra v ­ h*H* , r * f ° und the K e y where It eled on the 1115-16^ Dixie Flyer ’ * Y °P N o it of ray pocket, from Happy Lan d and W edded * Was putting away DeGotten Bliss, stations along tho lino wero Every Moment sees a ?y* had usid on a camping trip. 'M rs. Frank Adams, Mrs. G rover f our*p. nlnco I.h a d failed to Spearing, Mrs. H arry Lee Gibson, Bargain go out. Mrs, R. B. .Monroo and Mrs. Albort tho - C irt« r» I eou’ d not m,t *or dinner, and we bad to F ry. Mrs. T. W . Williams, mother make " with Polk and Herring o f the honoree and several members I had »ame Fox grapes that I had o f the Truth- Beekera Class, with a » vine climbing in a Holiy few of the girla from St. Agnes Guild, with which Miss Williams is J / Listen! ..have never before seen inH /0m * ^nd®** nice sauce, also associated wero present. .mal] r 'W t 1 "i.d o « - t of such a Great and Mighty I t was one of tho moat unique and * them °* ° r,n* e Rlnee, filling M en’s Shoes $1.79 to attractive pro-nuptial entertain­ Downfall of Prices. ■* from a Berry gelatine mado Pj.i. rult-I had gathered from the ments given in Senford. $2.98. 1 PEOPLE e v e n t s ... about and A RESUME OF SANFOKD Just Over the Hill on the Second Half Of This And going right on with a whirl that W i l l S w eep In to U s e and W e a r E v e r y G a rm e n t ot The Frank Clothing Co. N o w B e in g S o ld O u t b y L . L . T A Y L O R , S e llin g A g e n t This Sale Goes on Until the Entire Stock is Sold Taylor Don't Care who Buys these big Bargains, Somebody will /■ , *-25c— ---- ! Little Boys' Extra Special * 13c • * Youths' Suijs V. Men's Shirts -. ■—- ; 50c - - r• $6:98 * » * * t i ,8c $3.99 Taylor Sells re­ N o b o d y C an S ell as C heap as T a y lo r gardless o f for- Because he don’t have to “ figure” cost at all. You just find out what somebody will pay, * that’s all. A ll fer cost. prices go on down ,till it all sells. Sanford Shoppers O dd a n d E n d s a t M o n e y Shoe Prices S a v in g P r ic e s had »°Ut ° n 1,10 8om ® ° t them deal of Dutton, but I W lihtluL*"1 C* rc,u,,y * nd ^ #y wero *’ |d*n<la, I Neal to ‘Hand you ’TU . hl* ta'e '°f whoa, But !f" ow* nod I rue It, u makes fun, m y duty U A d Dunn’ " 1 tdo hoP® you'll b « able to en- O B •. i n i M orning Forty Jor Briefs . Mrs. William* Charles Hill was the guest of honor at a very charming sowing party on Wednesday morn* Ing, given by Mrs. S. Puleston. A delightful Inform ality prevailed, many o f the gu ests" nulsting the young bride In the preparation o f household linen for the new home, in vited to meet Mrs. HHl were M rs. nr\ . . 1' Lot Ladies’ Shoes, $2.50 to $3.00 values, closing out at $1.98 .■V. Next Door to the Big 3-fn-1 Store •p,." ^ : '-Vi. V T-T»*9*v‘‘ Ladies' Tan Oxfords,, value $3.00, $3.50 at $1.89 . � 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>, November 14, 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/2c4174edb20712c03e5ea372f424a306.pdf 4a450b684bc182dd462f768608c9b348 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEpETABLE SECTION published SEMI-WEEKLy Sa n fo r d I N S A N F V R D — Life I . Woilh Living VOLUME VIII S. J. CATTS GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA f t UTE RETURNS SHOW l!|A MAJORITY BETWEEN 5.000 AND 10,000 h er a ld NUMBER 24 HANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1916 Wilson... That’s With more than two thirds of the TOte counted. Sidney J. Catts' lead [or governor i« growing and the In­ dications are that ho will h'uve from 5,000 to 10,000 majority ■saFely. With the latcjt return* received this morning a* shown below h ir plural­ ity over Knott is 7,774. The table: . Vote for Governor . Catta. Knott County 928 1,131 Alachua •Baker ............. ...... B*>' ..... Bradford • ■ ---•Brevard ....— .......... Broward ............ . [Calhoun . ----- Citrus •Clay •Columbia Dade .. ..... ——'DeSoto Duval' ....... •Escambia . .......... •Franklin ----------U •Ga'dsden ----- ...... •Hamilton .......... ... •Hernando ..........,\.. Hilliborough .....*...... •Holmes ....-------Jackson ........J. .... Jefferson ............ Lafayette .. Lake Lee . ............... Leon • . ILevy * liberty .............. Madison ............. . Manatee .............. . Marion . ....... ..... Monroe . ...... ......... Nassau ............ Okaloosa ....... Orange _______... Osceola . f__ Palm Reach ..... •. Pasco' Pinellas.............. Polk . ' ________ __ Putnam 'Santa Rosa »..... ... Seminob'St. Johns . St. Lurie 'Sumter 'Suwannee .......... . FEW CHANGES IN CABINET AT CAPITAL WILSON WILL RETAIN MANY OF •• HIS OLD MEMBERS Washington, D. C., Nov. 9.— Tho politicians at the capital are specu­ lating on the political landmarks thnt w.ll be obliterated and th e po­ litical landmarks that will be estab­ lished when .the incoming adminis­ tration is organized. • . > I— Siuumu**---- —■ ■■■:. '.T Taylor^ .....-..... ..... 337 Volusia* ...... .... 1,033 JEakulU-:— —343­ Walton .......^ 690 'Washington....:...... 704 Totals .......;_____33,669 26,886 ___Caiu’-jiluiaUty^rT-rr---------- 7,7Yd 'Complete. . tPlurality. Allen Carried Homo County George W. Allon, tho Republican candidate, carried his homo county • of Monroe nicely and will * have *hout 7,000 vote* when the final re­ turns .am in. It fa likely that he ran ahead of his party though returns state through unfortunato circum­ stances." * • •rt incomplete. The statement takes no st’oek in The socialist vote was email and the threat of a fow men w ho-claim Mitcnell, the independent, might to represent the'whole of the oppo­ better not have run at all. In fact sition to MV. Catt* that the fight he hardly moved out of his tracks. is not yet over an d 'th at Mr. Catta' The Calls headquarters here lo­ eligibility to office will bo attacked. wed a statement this morning aa "We believe #tho people'of Florida follow*: f ^ , ,;y j have had enough of political jockey­ "Overcoming the greatest ob­ ing, of contest and of that distress­ stacles ever confronting a candidate ing condition incident to interpreting Florida, Sidney J. Catta has been sentiment and preference by legal elected governor by a majority statute. Let us havo peace," Is the whirh wo predict will be between rffoncluaioh. 0.000 and 13,000. It;meana a dis­ integration for four years, at least, Board of Trade Tuesday ? t*,at ‘’Otari* of gentlemen who Nest Tuesday evening is the reg­ *ve dominated the Democratic parular monthly meeting of tho Sanford y in Florida, the establishment of Hoard of Trade. -Senator D. U. citizenship above partisan politics Fletcher -and Allen Maull, adver­ in the Democratic ranks and a truly tising and industrial agent of the Democratic administration of the j*°i'e. by the peoplo and for the A. C. L. have both been invited to be present and address the meeting People." but it Is safe to say that Mr. Maull appeal to the Democrats of is almost sure to be present aa he •wm. l ° forget th ® flghl* t0 un,t« had intended addressing tho October i i tbp governor In giving t the meeting but.w as called to Chicago Wc an administration that will not on the day previous He promised h,TnP*red by obligations to no at the time that he would be present , n or aet of men, and which will at the coming meeting. ., f0n<lllcted for that tre a t element Many matters of Importance will . .0,Jf f*U*enship which most needs come before this meeting and a full 25* c°nUnuet the statement. "We kttendance is desired. • J! , m®n of all parties and of Among the many Sanford people th J to * " Ut ln carrying out Principles of government fchlch that took in the sights of Orlando majority have endorsed At the yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. L. A. ’ in *n<1 t0 meet .half way in repair- Brumley, Mrs. Herby, Mrs. Mainea d. wh*t*»er damage may have been and Mid* Annie Hawkins of Celery ‘he dbminant party of the avenue. ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS CALIFORNIA CHANGES THE RESULT AFTER TWO DAYS OF ANXIOUS WAITING , . , •%__ 1 NO DOUBT NOW EXISTS ABOUT THE DEMOCRTIC VICTORY long before tho daily papers could Wilson, T hat's AH. The people of tho United States, reach here. Following Is part of tho latest tho working man and the man who thlnka as he toils wants Wilson for wire atuff: President and thinking and working New York, Nov. 10.—President has wrought out one of the most wonderful victories for Democratic Wilson has carried California and principles, for pcacq and prosperity has been re-elected. Fifty hours ‘after the polls closed that the world has ever witnessed. Wilson seems to be the man of the in California, Republican Chairman hour and the wonderful apectacle of Roweli conceded the atate to tho the common people electing . their President. Thus the thirteen votes President against the money power needed to assure the President a innof Wall street and of the world is jo(ify in .the electoral College drop­ one of the,eventa of present day his­ ped into the Democratic,column and apparently ended the suspense and tory. • .• ’ ' For several daya the people havo anxiety of an election which has been in suspense here and the results been unparalleled in Amorican- po­ litical history. of th* far Western states have been watched with great interest. The , Republican . National Chairman Herald office has been besieged with Wilcox, whan informed that the the anxious ones a'nd a direct wire President had carried California, wfth the New York Herald office only replied, " I .have nothing to gave us tha right dope off the reel ‘ say." t If President Wilso ‘is re-elected thero probably will not be many chnnges in high appointive posi­ tions. -It is expected, however, that there will In' a few cabinet* changes. All of the members of the cabinet, following custom will render their resignations to the incoming Pres­ ident to take'effect at this pleasure. . Two of tlu* cabinet members who are certain tp be continued under the next regime, if the President is re-elected are Franklin K. Lane, Secretary of Uk1 Interior, and New­ ton D. Baker, Secretary of War. Whether or not they will be contin­ ued in these positions, however, is not known. There is .reason to 'b e ­ lieve that the President has at dif­ ferent times considered SCcrutnry Lane for other cabinet posts than the one he now holds. Lane is des­ cribed in inner administration circles as a "natural born cabinet ofiiccr" and Iris talent and industry havo scored high with the' President.' When Yewton D. Buher, ’ the ’ "baby member of the Cabinet was appointed to the cabinet circle it . was’ understood that he would bo continued in the event o( the Prqsl-' dent's re-election. Otherwise, his tenure would have been so short aa hardly to' justify acceptance. It ia the opinion of tho President nnd the President's intimate advisers th at Baker has "made good" in the war portfolio. If there is anything in gossip that lias a long time been current Secre­ tary of Commerce-Redfield will not bo in the next cabinet, even if Pres­ ident Wilson ill • re-elected. There has been more friction attending his service in the itahinet. thun. th a t of any other member now serving. As to the iirobable-jtrciiUar-of-tUw-new---administration, if the President should lie re-elected, there is* much . speculation the President would re-__ appoint Robert Lnnsiug. However, Lansing is not very popular with the Democratic politicians, especially tboso.who would like to fill tho for­ eign service with Democrats. If tho . President were-txr'huilii a n*W caBTnet frpm tho ground up it is believed he would consider very seriously the appointment of F'ranklitv K. .Lane as . Sccretnry of State. Since Secretary of tho Treasury McAdon liccame a member of tho cabinet ho hlu married the Presi­ dent's daughter and for that reason, Secretary Tumulty' at tho sum­ if the President is rc-elccted, Mr. mer White HoUao at Shadow Lawn/ McAdoo probably will insist on, rc i N. J., sent tho news b>* wireless to tiring from the cabinet. .* Hja admin­ President Wilson on board the istration of the Treasury Depart- . yacht Mayflower to RtiineclifT, N, Y. ment, however, han been what lead­ Thu California returns ahowed ers of his party call an unqualified thnt with only forty eight districts success nnd it is thought to be pos­ n issing the President's plurality in sible, If not entirely probably that tho President would ask him to staythe state was 2,970. in his present job. i v Barring some wholly unexpected Tho foreign diplomats, like tho turn over in tho incomplete state cabinet officers wil. submit their res­ leaning toward Wilson,' or a change ignations, subject to the will of the on a recount, California's acquisition President, but, if President Wilson Is gave the President 261 electoral re-elected, very few changes are ex­ votes without New Mexico’s three. pected in the diplomatic servico. In New Mexico at midnight tha Wqltcr Hines Page, ambassador to President was leading by 2,634 London, the dean of the diplomatic votes with 16R distrirts missing and corps, has already announced that It was not believed this advantage ho will not accept a reappointment, could be overcome by Mr. Hughes. but otherwise there is nothing in Conceding. West Virginia, --Now sight to indicate that tho diplomatic Hampshire and Minnesota to Mr* personnel will be disturbed, Es­ Hughes—and he was in the lead in pecially ia it considered probable all three—only gives him 269 votos, that the diplomat* accredited to seven less than the required major­ warring countries will bo retcined. ity. With 272 votes in sight, Presi­ Not only are they familiar with all dent Wilson had six to spare for a of tho developments caused by the possible split of electors In Califor­ war, but their Special knowledge, it nia or a sudden. reversal In New la argued, will bo invaluable .in the Mexico. part the United States will play in Republicans Will Demand Recounts bringing about a final peace. Wil­ At Republican National Commit­ liam G* Sharp, ambassador to Franca tee headquarters it was admitted and James W1 Gerard, ambassador th at after conference! between Geo. to Germany arc regarded as certain W. Wickersham, former attorney- of reappointment if tho Democrats general of the 'United Staten, Ever­ carry the Novomber election. ett Colby " of New Jeraey, Mr. If the Democrats carry the House Hughes, Chairman WUcox and Geo. of Representative*, , Champ 'Clark W. Perkins of New York, prepare- will be re-elected speaker and KitchContinued on Page Eight Continuod on Page Four �7. 19I| EIG1 AMONG ‘ THE THEATRES ' . w * • . . 1 .> i ■> « • * • , • .. Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford Chief Takalookio------ 'Tom Kennedy Willis*, the hero of "‘Never Again," the now Triangle Komedy to be shown at the Lyric Theatre is con­ tinuing his wobbly ways vory much under tho Influence of liquor, who he chances upon hla sweetheart. She chides him for his failing, and get promises to he good, only tl fall back in his old habits as soon as she goes away. His father's scolding has tho same-effect. Rut when Willie gets home and his valet puts him to* bed he falls asleep nnd dreams n terrible (Beam. He sees hW nself floating through space back into the Thousand Years. He has nevn transported back to tho time nnd country of the Aztec In­ dians. His sweetheart is a princess, nnd she leads him .to the royal pal­ ace and introduces him (o his deadly rival, Chief Takalookio, who has so much strength that he is beloved of all the damicls In the neighborhood. Willie's strength is nothing compared to his. Then the place is attacked by a hostile tribe. Willie goes to battle to protect his princes along with Taknlookic, but he is delegated to stay behind and guard the harem, which is very much to his liking un­ til the women throw him out. . The enemy meanwhile have forced their way past the gates nbd are not coming through n nnrrow passage into the palace. Willie happens to he at the other end of the passage, lie kills them one by one ns they come through. But they still keep coming until Willie is so exhausted that ht* can' scarcely brandish his war filth. Hut at the end of the line is Tukalookie, and Willie kills him too. Then he wakes up. And neither his fnthcr nor • his sweetheart can understand why Willie refuses to tourh drink again. Lyric TOlilffiT • BET M ODERATE IN A I L T H I N Q S ) ^ ^ It la Good to Think, Act and Talk on I J®"’ ** pp,ir Cecil Gnbbett,' Norti in Occasions Carefully and | French avenue. . ** All ', 8anely. ’ • Chcnp for • Cash—Second hind rubber Ure top buggy.’ At store The bost of thlnga, tho beat qualltlo! {{.jf 1 of character, may be turnod to ayll by J. E. Pace. .excess, remarks a .writer In .the MilFor Solo—Heavy double bug*. waukco Journal. The deepest sorrow la not expressed by the loudest wail­ Plstform springs, canopy top, | e#t|£ ing. nor tho fullest joy found In Im­ cushions.*' Could be made a deliver* moderate laughter. Lack of modera­ wagon. Sanford Wagon Works ^ tion In eating and drinking carries Its ________ •________ • 2.7-tf own punishment. Let your desires bo For Salo—One International truck moderate and your disappointments Thoroughly overhauled and pajn. will bo few. . Uo modornto in your pnilso of an­ ed. Apply E. Staflprd, Sanford. other oren If you thluk him a boro. •_____________ 7-tf Perfection Is not of this wprld. Should For Solo—Nice 6 passenger 0 »k. you too loudly sing bis praises, others will bo tho moro ready to pick flaws land automobile. Also surrey. ArJ In him. If ho Is found to oxcocd your ply Abernathy’s furniture store. commendation rather than fail below ___________ 2-tf It tbo effect Is better. Ono's partiality For Sale—A good butcher Ice box leads to magnifying the good'and over­ locking tho evil, even to making plaus- very cheap for a quirk buyer. Ap. Iblo excuses. Still more 'desirable Is ply to Sorrento Market, Sorrento It that you should beware of oxcoss In Fla. 23-3te condemnation. You may havo con­ For Sole—Marine motor, 18 honeceived a falso Improsslon of blab You power, 3 cylinder. 3 cycle, Ferto. may not know all tho extenuating.clr* cumstunccs. By voicing 'four dtsllko First class condition, Ssnford Mich.- 93.^ or disapprobation, you may b'o doing ino Sc Garage Co. tut lujustlco. For Sale—Nearly new adding ra» At tho best, you aro not helping to chine. $35.00. Western Union. right tho wrong. Lot tho world know * • 1-tf by your conversation nnd conduct that you bcllovo In truth, Justice and kind­ For Salo — Hup Runabout, re­ ness, but bo careful how you put oth­ built, $ 100. Schcllo Manis, C tj-. 6-tf ers under n ban ns, falling In thaso things. Excess In lovo is likely to FOR RENT carry Jealousy, suspicion and selfish­ ness In Its trnlri. Even religion may For R ent—5 room cottage on Elm bo carried to an excess that makes ono avenue with modern conveniences, Intolerant and fanatical. Such excess $ 10. Free water. N. H. Garner. makes tbo causo' upheld unlovely to 23-tf many. Learn moderation and you will tmako fewer mistakes. k • For Rent—Downstairs of how*, Think your oVfn thoughts nnd ex­ furnished or unfurnished. 107 No. press them, b&t do-not endeavor to Laurel Avo. Enquire at liouse. farco them on others by too atrcuuous - • • . S3*2tp Inslstenco. * “ The Harvest of Sln"r-Ch«plcr 7 is surrounded by an exceptionally and made his pride and his poverty a strong supporting enst, which in­ thing for infinite pity. . Also he has of Gloria'* Itomanre cludes Edward Earle, I.orrnino Frost, created a figure that may well be­ • * Cast •Jack. Dusby, George Melville, Mona come a classic of motion picture Billie Burke • Gloria Stafford...... characterisation, alongside Wilfred Kingsley, Hnrry Linson, Robert Dr. Stephen Royce ... Henry Kolkcr Lucas' old bank clerk In "Acquit­ Walker and other well known ar­ Richard Freneau ..David Powell ted" and Sit Herbert Tree’s "Mac­ tists. • • . . • Roselle William David Stafford "The Light of Happiness" was beth." Frank Belcher Frank Mulry The heroic devotion of a proud old Plerpont Stafford r .Wm T Carleton written especially for Miss Dana by Mrs. David StafTord Jule Power John II.; Collins, who also directed actor to a little circus rider, a girl in Judge Freeman ___Henry Weaver its production. There is a flavor of her - teem, who is pursued by mis­ ••Gideon Trnsk ...*..*..*....'Frank MeGlynn the delightful writings of Sir James fortune almost as bitter as the ac­ Gloria StafTord begs so-hard to be M. Iiarrie in the characterisation tor’s is tho theme of the story. -In allowed to aee Richard Freneau, her Mr. Collins has drawn in tho party the end he gives his life for her. The play is fittingly called fiance, that Doctor Uoycc, her phy- ’’Tangletop,’’ the rolo essayed by alcian decides to permit her to do .Miss Dana. Left an orphan, th "Stranded" and will be shown here ao, though -she is still convalescing daughter of a drunken fnthcr, she on the ‘Triangle program at the from a severe attack of pneumotjia. is shunned by the community. A Lyric tonight. Supporting Mt. Hop Freneau, who has urrnnged to meet young minister who comes to th per arc Bessie Love and a strong Mrs. David StafTord, a former flame town nnd who understands the greu Triangle cast. Lyric tonight. of his, at the foot of the Soldiers’ nnd truo principles of humunity and Sailors’ monument on Riverside takes her-under his wing. The town See Clara Kimball In "The* Dark that night and return her letters gossips revel in his action and play Silence",, -. t U hastens to see Glorida, whom he is his ruin with their' vicious attacks. Star Theatre Wednesday. preparing to marry for- her money. There are many interesting compli­ "T.he Dark Silence" with Clara He gives her u tieCklace ami tells her cations in this story und it is un­ Kiinb/ill Young is a picture in which of being railed out oI the city on folded in a masterly and artistic this popular, actress shows to ex­ business, intending to go away for I manner on the screen. ceedingly good advantage. It is a ‘ one lust fling with Mrs. StafTord \ j r. Collins bus succeeded in pro­ World Picture, directed by Albert Doctor Royce learns of Freneau’s in* ,jUt.jnK u picture of life'in the coun­ Capelluni, and tolls a vivid story of tended flight with the wife of h,!*'tyfslde tliut rings true and that is a u girl artist who meets u lover only friend. David Stafford, and wnrrififdeparture from the usuul run of to have him leave suddenly to se him that If bp plays Gloria false he ,,lorjtfS |„id in a smull town.. One of bis father on his dying bed. The let. wid expose him.. D avid,'w ho h a s n0 ve|. and intense situations is tt>r, left behind to explain matters is been warned by nil anonymous letter presented in . the church where the misinterpreted with the result tilt of hb wife’s falseness pretends to minister denounces the members of Mildred,'love sick,* leaves the studi leave town and then hasten! fiack-to his congregation *for plotting the to join the Red Cross nurses. Ains spy upon her. Gideon Trask, father downfull of the girl and bearing wflrth, returning, is informed tliat of a girl Freneau has wronged before false’ wijnrss against him. Many Mildred believing him untrue has is also on Freneau's trail seeking re­ quaint characters are intriduced and discarded lijnt, Down hearted, he venge. At midnight, Gloria, restless altogether it is a rvfr**hipg, whole* joins* the tTrmy, nnd in buttle he is Funny Man of Japan. HllU unable to sloop, goes to her win­ some comedy drama of the newer FOR RENT—Two Furnished blinded. Fate works its magic powe The "Tads," Hud Fishers, and Gold­ Rooms.. Hot and Cold Water. dow overlooking Riverside Drivcvud type. •’Divorced" nnd brings the wo u r (led tohlier to Address Z care Herald. 2Utf bergs nro not all confined to tbo ronlm gazes out through :‘i -pair .of binocu­ There is a big story in "Divorced" the hospital where Mildred is en­ of American Journalism, for Japan, lars. She is am azed . • to behold a Actor of H)gone llajs Kepicted gaged. She recognizes him, she'cares tin* five part photoplay by Edwin too. says a writer In Cartoons MngnIlian she believes to be Freneau her for him. but us lie is blinded, be Archer, in which Hilda Spong, Eng­ zlno, lias her comedy Hkotch artists For Rent—Two or threo.furniihtd *by Hopper lover, whom she thought speeding land's most celebrated emotional Tho endeavors of thcao men. ho says, rooms. Strictly modern, j 709 0»k. knows nut the identity.of his atten­ westward. A moment later she sees | De Wolf Hopper, whose unheruldactress is the star, which is coming "show a striking similarity to much Freneau. choked by a dark figure ed benefactions have made life easier tive nurse, and tells her" the story of to the Star Theatre on Thursday on of the work dono by our populnr con­ _________________________l'J-Stp that emerges from the. shadows that • for so many of tlie ((own nnd out his bitter romance. For R ent—House on Ei Sccosd, Mildred then learns, for the first tho Equitable program. The piny temporaries. Clean, wholcsomo fun, lie about the monument, anti then old school uctors, the men now callquite of tho order that ono finds In shows tho evil results which yielding between Park nnd Ouk. Enquire time the true circumstances of their such scries as tho ‘Katzcnjnmmcr Kids' 214 I’nrk Bhe beholds the murderer flee, A t! Hi by irreverent youth "H am s," has ic-tf by nn impressionable man to the When Ainsworth nnd “Tho Adventures of Wllllo Westthat-she faints uwny. Was it realty | just recorded the’ rapidly passing estrangement. lure of a stage siren lead up to. A leaves the hospital, Mildred is en­ Inghoiiso Edison Smith,’ predomi­ For Reqt— Scvernl nice oflici Freneau she saw? Was he murdered type for the screen. gaged to care for him. In the mean­ marriage is broken by the flopomcnt nates In tho .Inpnncso pictures. Thcro rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N. P. nnf if so. by whom and why? Far as the cry is, from his own time. Ainsworth’s sister bus learned of the husband, the wife secures a Is only Hllght evidence of that, cloYowcll Si Co. 32-tf Lyric Tonight. jovial personality and unbroken that Dr. Mario Murtincz, an espec­ divorce, and with her son lives on tnent which to tho American mind 1 years of comedy success to the long­ ially capable surgeon had come to the income provided by the recreant makes n largo proportion of European For Rent—708 Park avenue. Es­ haired and pompous spouter of Shak- the city. ?he obtains his services, husband. When the son grows up work rlsquo and vulgar. Tho humor Tonight at the Star quire of II. C. DuBasc, First and to the college age this income, is in­ Is chtldllko, possibly even moro so Park avenue. Viola Dana, the fascinating and huired and pompous, spouter of restores sight to Ainsworth, and then 43-ti gifted young stage and screen atar Shakespearean blunk. verse, he has the soldier nnd nurse come face to sufficient, and she is aided financial­ than our own, but It has tho crowning will lie seen here ill-"The Light of done the thing with consummate face again, this time never to part. ly by a rich society man, who in­ vlrtuo of having cleanliness without WANTED duces her to live with him on the being sterile or insipid. Happiness," a five part Metro won­ skill. Hopper has humanized the "Tho Japancso hnvo not crcatod n understanding tliat they will he der' play at the Star Theatre to ­ "ham.” He has given him u soul —n Wanted—White family to work, J ln ltlr With S p e a rs nnd ' Rocks in married us soon us he can ohtnin a now stylo of comic cartoon. On tho very gentle and self sacrificing one— night. This charming young artist on truck farm. Can furnish work contrary, they havo remained thor­ New H art Piny divorce from his wife. When his Virtually the entire second part of wife dies he refuses to keep his prom­ oughly truo to their proclivity for for six people steadily.*! Rent free. “The Captive God," the Triangle- ise. The son finds a check made out ipiltntlng tho Ideas of others. They Address 1234-Hernld. y t y y y y y f Y Y V V V] L illi. 23-2te Ince play in which Willinin S. Hart to his mother hv this man; hls’sus hnvo copied tho American strip closoW V W Y Y W V< kA A * ly. nnd slnco wo nro prone to know YYY Yy V Y tV i* starred is devoted to fighting, of n 1picions *are aroused, he demands thei them for this trait moro than nlmost Wanted—To buy two nr thfw . v/£// y v yy sort totally new to the ccreen drama, (truth from his mother, but she; any other, few persons will wonder thousand feet of second blind rciny YYV Wtmm It is lighting between the Teiiuan ' keeps *her secret. The son und his' at tho fact." L boards. Box 107G. 23-2t aud Aztec armies, th e stories having’benefactor have a quarrel, tho man,! __ Yv V to do with a romance of the sixteenth in ntjger reveals to the son the rein- 1 Visit the night school in Hiihop Trees Benefited by 8npplng. ■century in America. Therefore the lions with his mother under which i Block. Civil Service, Bookkeeping, India rubber trees which nro tupped he has been sen t-through college, nnd | every other day conlinuo to yield sap Language, Words, Arithmetic, Grsrotho mother, driven crazy by the ef­ for moro tlinn twenty years, and tho niur nnd High School subjects. Only fect of the revelations on her son oldest nnd most frequently tapped ten cents for ench hour recitation. ( LEAN F U T U R E S FOR CLEAN. PK O P I.E J shoots her betrayer. —----------- ;----- ------------ TT7TT YVY -in n—wonderful— court -1 urcfi? IKc The RussiHs llii*li ( lass Harmony Sing­ Wanted to rent unfuruished houis inolher is acquitted of murder on ________ it s All T h jfj ' ------------ — ± the ground of temporary_insanity, Tonight Triangle f Day—"Stranded" featuring* caused by ’ the society man; the I loWnjf llminiT SuuwntU— Bessie Ixivt- und _____ __ ( William S. Hart in "Tho Csptund God'' mother and son are reconciled, t ---- rtntpT rrnr"G lorias Romance", featuring llilliv 22-2U LYRIC FRIDAY Ilurkc. ELECTION RETURNS. hoy wins the girl he loves, nnd th . • ♦ warfare is novel, for thv weapons, piny ends happily. The big wedding Weduemlnv—Children's and Comedy Day—"A W aited—I.ndy ,wishes position u Fool nnd His Friends" "Toms Tradegy" Key­ instead of being guns nnd swords ure. scene, it may be noted, is tho first cnographSE Worlt will pleSST -— t stone Ccm tdy "N cv u Again”, featuring William roncks und spears. And to provide iqoving ■plriim» ever tnknn iiva.au Collin*. , * 1 ox 1052, Sanford. . .1 ^ a ■ -H (i si 1 m i l wttfA n*r " H fl __. 1. .. _ l. ..1*1. « 1 . n illn lo l a eulficient ‘‘nmmunltTon^firTcen* mee enuugh ohurch, with tho olficial or­ ♦ were ketp busy for scvernl weeks, ganist and sexton in attondanre, and I be tl<i h I'rMiny11, "Ferret of t lie 4 ■ D ep artm en t o f Ik e Interior Box Car" it slurb g Hi line .Gibson, "Pa the molding the rocks nnd cutting the people -of the neighborhood among U . 8, Land OlTlce a t f l i l n m J K P * News" * * 1 O rl. t l . I All Lural Adverli»cmcnt8 Under spears.’ Approximately 10.000 .of the wadding guests. N o tic e la hereby liv e n th a t Km»i>u«l M Friday—Trim.eh- Day, "The Captive God7’ j This Heading THREE CKNTri a nu.h ot tien nva, f i t . , who on Wctal-ec each were mnnufnetured, and an idea Hom e.tea-1 K n try, No. -'***• f«s;i;rii g Wtliiam S. Hurt Keystone Cnmidy Line Fen* Eacit InbC’Unn. Minin,tun fi krl.l ,r o rmade of the Inlitfr involved may be gnined t l i i r . l . c u a rto r. fie.-|lon "Pills of Peril" featurii g Clio*. Murray. Tock Perminslcn for Granted. Z t 8 -:u *.h .J *->•; • f > -.-t, T r It »■• “ ** Chr-rFC 25 CentH.. from the fact Hurt each rock had to riJ ia n , La*' t-..J notice ui intention 10 aula One day lack u mother hnd to spend | f i v e y e a r proof to a d s h tlih Haim to tw be puinted and - each spenr decor­ Coming Monday Charlie Chaplin, in "The Count" thonftenmon In 11 dbdnnt part of town In answering an cdvertlsement land i b o t t dc*rrll>ed, before f le r k ol Ctrated with feathers.' Most of the and rulx C o u rt, a t banford, Florida, o ir lh # tU» It was ncccaaary to leave Jack at f whpfe no J)#me ,, roon(ioncd in tho day ol D ereraber,. IB IS . fighting in the story takes place in w w m m m M m m m m m m m m m m m m uanm m w home n’ono. Sho tobl blm where sho • C la im a n t n a m r* aa w ltr.e.»e*: _ ad, please do not. ask Tho Herald 'V Y Y Y Y Y V V Y Y Y V Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y V Y Y •( v/ T Y V Y lln m e r NlehoDon a t tierfev*. flo rid *. tho open, nit hough there are several would be'and thnt ho could tclephono M lr r lle T a y lo r ot Geneva. Florid*. v/£// yjjf/ W V jy W v /jy V Y Y W V jy v/£f 'V& W f Y^Y severe hand to hand encounters in her If necessary. About the mlddla of .for information an to the identity of Fdw ar'd K fib e a c o f Geneva, rlo rld *. N o rm an K. O le io n ro IrK o lo v e e , -Florid*. Usually we do not th* interiors. Lyric Friday. • the afternoon Jack called her up to the advertiser. * . ItO IIKItT W. DAVIS. ItefUter. ask If ho might go bnd piny with a know who the advertiser is und if IB -T u e a it F rl-lO tc . we do wo arc not allowed to give little cousin about n block away. Ills Sessuc llsysknwa In “ The Soul of ' mother told him ho could If ho woL’.d out this information. Simply write D rp artm rn t o t th e Inlcilor Kura-San" at Star Friday X bo quiet, whereupon tie c.nid: 'Thunk a letter and nddress it as per in­ V . R. L an d O fflc* a t O s W a v B # . rl*^ . "The Soul of Kura-San."—Sessue you, mdllicr. I nm there bow/’ . . O ct. * * . !»**-_ structions in tho ad. N o lle * la hvraby j l v r n th a t (ico ri* “ • H ayawaka—Myrtle Slcdmnn— Law- j LYRI C T H E A T R E CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING & ~ k . v? ■»•• PORGRAM AT THE STAR Our Program rosls $150.00 each week—thsls. why our pictures ore better. . Tonight—Metro presents Mels Dana in "The Light of Happiness" Wednesday—World-presents Clara KImhall Young ’ In "Dark’SlIcnrc", J'The Mysteries of Myra" Thursday—World presents Hilda Spong In "Dieorced’ Friday—Paramount presents Susie 'Ilsyakavts In . . “The Soul of Kura-San” [*<V W ^ * * * * * ky. • A Japnnrttr~'Atnericon love story, but more tliun that, a tense drumutic tale thnt tells of u deeper pr.fttion thun love. We quote the following from the text—“ She strug­ gles, cries for mercy—he Bays ’Worn on have no souls; only beauty’— Toyo wheels to find Graham cover­ ing him with a pistol . . . Toyo presses Kuru-Ssn’s dagger to his lips, then us he raises it to strike that he mpy follow her (Kura-San) along the moonlit path, in her heaven, the picture ends." Directed by E. J. LcSaint; scenario by Chas. Snrver, from the story of Frances E. Guihnn. Cast: Sessue Ilnyuknwn, Tsuru Aoki, Myrtle Stedman, George Webb, Thomas Kurihnrn, George Kuwa, H. KonishL 1 - • .—»*■•<—1-------- i ‘ • Never Again" Cast . Willi# ........William Collltr Hit Father................ J. Frank Burke HU Sweetheart Clara Williams HU V alet^^_^.^.'..Robert McKim FOR SALE For Salo—Fine horse and buggy. Inquire at W. O. Green's Black­ smith Shop, corner 3rd St. and San­ ford Ave. ‘ 22-8tc * 'F o r Snle—Bicycle, equipped with largo wlro basket. R. II. Iironson, c-o Southern Bell Telepho'hfc’Co. 21-tp O liy a rd of A ltam n n ta H p rln i*. F t*.. * J * . •* D t t t m b t i IS . 1911. m a d * Hom #»l*ad LatrTi N o. 0 0 *7 6 , tor N H of N E W and S » M « N K • ( , 8 *c |lo n 20, Townahlp S I S, 30 K. T a lta h a * * * * M * /ld l* n . ha* A W o f lu t* n tlc n t to maho V l» * - v r * r r r e e L W I • vtabllah rlta m to t h * tand abov# d**crll*«« hafora C tcrk C irc u it C ourt. •» F lo rid a , on l».a 14th day ot D *c *m l» r. I»l»C la im a n t nam e* a * n ltn c * ** *-^ J . I t . I ’ * a * l* y of M a itla n d . Florida. J . J .’ DlcVaon • ( l o s s w o o d . Ilorlda. W . I t . W a rd o f L o n g *n o d . Florid*. L. C , F o w l, ot A ltam on t# Hefl"**-,.!!0" 4 . 2 1 -T t • * a H O IIC U T W . I ’ AVIS. P rl-lO te Uc»Ut»f- LET US SHOW YOU For Sale—Two very desirable bullying lots in Sanford Heights, n pile remedy that la different fro® Nos.’ 73 and 74. Will sell for $200 any other . . each or if taken together will mako lower price on the two lots. Apply to the Farmers Sc Merchants’ Bank, Headland, Alt. ' 18-tf Uo LYRIC SATURDAY ,•*• At' 1 ’ •* . « For Sole—i-Finft doss riding orwork horse. Harness and saddle. Mrs. Julius Schultz. 18-tfc For Sole — Modern nine room house and three lots on Oak avenue Half cash, balance at six per cent. E. L. Marshall, St. Charles, 111., or phone 90*J, Ssnfbrd. 23-8tp ■4 ' ys m*» o PILE REMEDY s used both externally and Intern^ ly. Guaranteed to give relief fro* any form of plies or money refu ' ed. 8 old only by us, 50e and I* 00* R, C. Bowmr. ’ •’ �14. THE SANPOBD HERALD PAGE SIX HENRY McLAULIN 8awed-OfT Sermon. * The average man la always wonder­ ing what other* think of him and the chances are the others never give him a thought Driving Coat of .Bolivia Cloth JEWELER MY SPECIALTIES:'' •• Left-Wsnded Compliment Oeorge wss always trying to say something to please bis teacher. The teacher played the clarinet In a littla orchestra In the village and George heard the orchestra play. The next morning at school he came smiling up to the teacher with a compliment on his playing. *1 thought you made th e .moat nolso.” i 'ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES M a x w e l l ’s “You can't make mo believe a collego education gtta yoa anything." said the young man who bad won two medals fpr- fox trotting. “Still 1 al ways thought college fellows was aw fu! swell.” replied the girl. “Nothin’ doln’l We got ona of them In our of Rco that always says *wbam' and ’nolwithstandln', and say,"! heard the boas callin' him down today the worst I over seen. What's the use knowln* them kind of words If you can't ta'k back?"—Judge. 1041st. St Phone 182 y- C . H. D IN G E E - •. Plumbing and G as F i t t i n g All Work Reieives My Persona Attention And Best Efforts Opposite City Hall Telepkoas Nn 23 NATjURE W ARNS Against Using Calomel s titu te for calomel, t h a t has all of its good effects and none of its bad ones. Ii acts soothingly b u t t h o r ­ o u g h ^ - o n the liver, cleansing it bile, a n d ridding the e n tire system of s t a g n a tin g poisons. Liy-VER-LAX is strictly a harrn. less vegetable compound, and. ia guaranteed to give satisfaction or your m o n ey Will be returned. Insis on the original, bearing th e likeness and s ig n a tu re of L- K. G rigsby. For sale h e r e a t W. G. Aldridge. and 50c 11-00 at BUSINESS CARDS i Oae Inch Card* Will He Published Un­ der This Heading At The Kate Of I7.2C Per Year. of the garment arc unbroken here ns In the back. Big pockets are insert­ ed. slantwise, nt each side, and the collar'ls of the high rolled-over kind that adds to the nppearmnee of length in the figure. Cuff* are straight, ivlde (mud* having one end finished with a lab. The tab overlaps the other end of the band nnd Is stitched down and finished with two metal buttons. Shoul­ der* are long, sleeves roomy and plain. This Is nn excellent model for furfabrics and for all tbe heavy weaves of cloth that are clnssed as coatings. Bolivia cloth Is made In many beauti­ ful. dark colors, nnd nothing superior 1o it is to be found for the driving coot. Skin Whitener. Apply a lotion made tiy mixing equal pnrts of rose wnter nnd lemou Juice. Typical Style in Little Girl’ s Coat D R . P. E . W ATTS E YE. E A It. N OS E and. T H R O A T i m u <m r. M. Dr. H. H. McCaslin DENTIST Office in Garner & Woodruff Building Formerly Occupied By . Dr. - W. -4b~HwTrrrirTrtTnrr DENTIST.... Itanaa 32 E m it. Office: Yowcll Building 7 N V W o f N W W Sac. 8, T o p . 2 0 , S. or K angf 91 E n a t. • Wbarrel, L . P . lla r a n . C h airm an of tba llo a td cf C o u n ty Commiaalonrrn, Sem inole C o k n iy , F lo r id a , n ttin i for a n d c n bahalf of tha lio a r d e f County .Comttriaaloncra, and for and on bahalf of tb a C o u n ty of S a -ln o la . S t a n of Florida, did o n tb a 23rd d a , of O c t e t ' I. A D. 1916, Ala hla petition In Iba ab ove e n title d four!. a l l e ( i n f im u n j olhar thing* t h a t J i m p M. Bryew !• tba o w m r o( tha follo w in g dtaerlb ed la n d . In Sen-lnot* C o u n t .. Florida: FLORIDA THOMAS EM MET E. FEMGt'HON IIOt'SIIO LDEB Wilson & Housbolder LAWYERS Florida Sanford, E lto n J . M o u g h to n ARCHITECT Office in Yowell llldg. ' Sanford, Fla ..GEO. A. DECOTTES.. ATTORNEY a h d COUNSELLOR at LAW • Pr»clic< in State ami Federal Court» Larner-Woodruff Bldil Sanford Fla S C H E L L E M A IN E S LAWYER SUITE 9, COURT HOUSE SANFORD, - PHONE 143 FLORIDA Dr. J. A. TROVILLION S P E C IA L IS T U CANCER. GOITRE u d TUMORS C art Them Without Cutting Thera Out ORLANDO, - Nattr* of Appllraltan far T a x D ead l t d , , Martian '* o f Ckxptar 410 * , L ow e e f PierIda N o tic e i* hereby given t h a t A . M anhait, purrhaaar o f T ax Certiftcat* N o . 1224, dated tha 3rd d a y o f June. A. D . 1912, ha* filed aaid c e r tific a te in my ofllre, a n d h a, mad* ap p lica tio n for tax deed to iaau* in accord­ ance w ith la w . Said c er tific a te cm hr area tb* fo llo w in g dracrifcad p r o p e r ty aitualad In - Sem inole .c o u n ty , Florida, to -w it: L e t• I, 2 :3 and 4, B lo ck f , Cameron. T b * aaid land I being aaaaaaad at tbr date'of th e iwuanrw of • urh certiftcat* in tb* nam e o f U n kn ow n, tin I m M id c er tific a te rhalt be r e d r * med arrordin tt to la w t a t deed will iu u e t-»r*on on It* 2nd d a y »! IW rniief A. fL 19T£. W'itnra* m y offtctal (iynatura and w ai tbl* 3tM ii*) of fk ta le r , A. D.. 1914. .***)> I . A. D O U G L A S S , Clerk C ircu it Codrt S e m in o le C o.. Fla. B y V. M. M c D a n ie l, D. C. J I-T u c* -6 tc upon th r fo llo w in g il>->rutid |» u a le, t f i n i i n t i ir the C om it ole, M a le o f Florida, and m i la d ) describ ed aa follow^, torw ll N h )a of N E ) f 'Sac. 7, T a p Range 32 E » n SW M e l N K ! i Sac. I. T a p Hang* I * I ' m . t r i / ..I > i r i i a *r» DR. C. G. BUTT : E. A. D O U G L A S S , In th* M rrutt Court fitta n tn Judirtat C ir­ cuit In a n d for Sam laatc C o u n ty , f i e l d , t - I*. H a g a n . Chairm an «L th e liuard ol C o u n ty C cm m itaicn• err. S e m in o le C ou n ty, Florid*, B e r i n g for nnd an b*Hi Saif c f th e B oaid ol C o u n ty Commla•ion ef*, *nd for and on beh alf th* C o u n ty ol Sem inote, S ta le of F lorid a va. CRallanJ x ffp* T1 B r e a * ------- M O N D A Y S and T IM B S U a YH : ‘ aa ai ( Clark C ircu it Court Sam inola' C o., Fla. Jly V, M. h lc D q n lti, D. C. 2 i-T u o * -4 t( Office Nest to W. E. Ilounholder Garner i Woodruff Building 5 aS'FORD~ F r o p o u t ra* r a t in g „ , . Sanford, F la.. U «t. 2. I81C. Sealed bid* will h* received b y tb* cou n ty com mUaioeer* e f S em in ole co u n ty , acting jo in tly with lb* c ity cuunfit of tb* c ity of -Hanford, Fla., at tb * offtro o f tb* ctark of th e court of th* c o u n ty of S*m inoi*. at San­ N ative »f Aypllrallaa ta r T a i D eed t'a d er ford, rtn., ui or be Ioca 10 a. m ., Novambar M b, .1816. . h r f t l s n t . C k i r l t l 4S S S , L e a k m l P 'lerida N'utif* U hereby g iv 6 o tb k t II. C. T y ler , Fqt lurnithlng all m atarlali and layin g appurrhaaer c l T a i C e rtifica te N o. 100*. d ated p r o iim tta ly 11700 an. yd*, of brick paving, Ike I th day ol N ovem b er. A. -D. 1186, e ov- cert H ad rbarh for IfibO.OL e r is c L o t N o . '437, T o o n o f A ltam onte, aaid For furnlihlng alt malarial* and conlo t b e in g aiteared at th e d a ta ol tbe liauane# atrtlcting approxim ately 1*500 - lineal ft. of e a c h certificate in tb e c a m e ol Unknown, 4 ia . x 10 In.- Concrete curbing, rertlfled All io■ “T » i «- •rllA -- ral* -N- o , 1007, d ttrd tb* ebrek for 4300.00. 4th d a y o f N tvtm b vr, A . I i. 18*4, coVtrManx and •peciflrntinnx on file w ith K. A. in t L e t N o. 4 .2 , T o o n o f A ltam cntv, »aH lot t>cir.( at th e d ot* of th* U m - Douglaaa, cl*rk of th* court al Sanford, F laT h* right la iracryed to reje ct any or all onrv of tuch rvrtIBrato In ibo name of tid a . , A . L. If. * N . To. L. F. H agan, Alao T ax 1'irtlBrolo N o . 1005. dktvd tha«* C hrm . B'd of C o. Com'ra. «tb d a y o f f a t t n k n , A . P . 1 B I , rovtrlo r L t l 403, T o o n o f A ttam on fv, yoid lot G . R . Bama*y, C o. Engineer. botnc a-»«.#»d at tbo d o t* o l laau n c* of B. W. H erndon, aurh r r r tifr a tr -in I t * n a m e of Unknown. Fr*» t of C U y CouacU,*-* At»o T o t C oTtlfcxto N o . 1001. dotrd l i t P. T- IT U Iiaa., 4tb dVF t f Novantbfr, A . D . 1815. vorarC ity Engineer. in ( L ot* N o. 347 and N o . 344, with otbrr E . A. Irouglau, Clerk. (acal) iota. T r » n of A tta e io o tv . aotd Iota G in * 1 7 -T u ea -ltc a t l l # dat* o f .t b a laauanr* of aarb rvrtifirato Ip tb* t i n t I J o b e o S n . Alan T a i Cvrtiffcato S b . 1003, datvd t * ■he Circuit Court. .Setanlh Judicial Cir­ (th da> .r i N oiviabvr A . I». I t U , rovrrinc c u it. In and Far tb* C annly or .Haxainale, I«1 Vo. 10*. a ilh olhar lo ta . Town ol A llaF lorida, la t'haararr • m e et* , aald lot b*ln( aaawaavd at .tba data W ilhetm ina Adama, In liar ol thr lu u a n r a ol auch yartlB rata In tha O w n Bight and a , E xecu trix of narra of U rb n rw n . tb e E ita t* of Jno. (J. Adam*. Alao T a a Cartiflrato N o . 1004. datad lb* D eccaaed, Fiaintid 4th d a y of Novambar A . I*. 18*6, covarioc __ * vu. C itation I^ot N o . 371, Towa ol A lta m o n ta , aald lot Cbna. C. Warwick, T ruatee, Bill to b a in f aaaaaaad at tba data o f tb a iMuanra af B o b o r l H. iU m try , T ruatee, U uiet aurh r rr tiflr a ta aa U n k n o w o . J . P . bfuaaatnblt* A W. H. T itle Co-Fartnera, doing Alao T a i Cartiflrato N o . 2 0 4 , d a ltd Ibo H ow ard , buaioeaa a* tlu aaelw h ito at Stb d a y o f Ju ly , A. I>. ISO*, covarlns Lot 406. T o w n o f Altamowta. aald lo t bains nt- H ow ard, Fairfield Lum ber Co., C orporation, tba Hair* a l aoniaaf a t tb o data ol tbo U auaara of aurb L a w ol Silaa B igelow . J. W. oortlftrato in tba nanaa of 8 . W . Stapbana. W ilm o tt, W. A. . W htteprab, Untaai aaid ' rartlBrataa ahall ba radaamad arrordinc lo law tq i dard w ill iu u a tbrraon C a ir i* O laioo, widow, Anna W. M oran, J. O. Moran, Wm. D. on tha 3nd day of D tr a m b tr . A. ft. 1916. W iinaaa my offirial ai'enatura and aaat O lcaon, Norm»n E. Olaaon, U ric* at I.aw of Svand olaaon, tb it H at d a y \jf Ortobar, A. t>. 1914. LEGAL ADVERTISING tr^ There Is nn intereatlng distribution of new names each season given to our tried friends la the realm of nppnrel, and to colors nnd shade* of colors with which we are famlllnr. Which goes to show that new mime* add new interest to the most neee*Kiry of our belonging*. An Instance Is to be seen In the comfortnble util­ ity coat pictured, which Is now culh.-d n "driving*' cost. And It Is n good coat for driving; as good na It is for walking, which Is very good Indeed. This model Is made of Bolivia doth In a strong, deep blue, and the manner In which It is cat Is worth studying. There Is a yoke nt the front which ex­ tends over the shoulder bat not acros* the bark. Tills allows the back to fall In straight line* from the neck to the' hem. It la shaped Into n gradual finre nnd Us effect ia to narrow the figure ncrosa the shoulders. The yoke extends to the bust line nt the' front, nnd tbe lower part of the coat Is fulled oo to It. The long lines FLORIDA SANFORD WAGON WORKS ,JTOCCES£(1R to' W. II. UNDERWOOD One andjwo horse Wagons Made in 8arifor0, on hand at all times. PRACTICAL UORSESHOER 205-207 Oak Phone 244 For tine out* j>anne velvet in light colors hiifi lt>il the procession lu styles fur little inlbww. For flic girl from Hire,.* in live ur six years thu gayer rolnrs nre uphiI—serernl shndes of light Blue, itm-n, roso nnd gray. II,-sides these* colors the shades fashionable for grownups make up raauy of the ('ont*. In eiistor, taupe, .very dark Brown, dnrk Blue, npd red.- Tliere is little variation In tho models so far us style Is concerned. Hut for coats that are to serve for everyday wear heavy cloths nro used. Ilollvla cloth and certain of tho furfabrics, with cheviots nnd some' new weaves, nre mnong them. They arc In the darker standard colors—dark gray, brown, blue, nnd castor always find the greatest number of ndmlrera. A dnrk gray coat with small inluys of hlnck velvet among tbe details of Its finishing Is a typical stylo for tbe little girl. It Is a good model to fol­ low when fur-fnhrlcs ure used, for such heavy fnhrirs require* plain de­ signs. The root hangs straight from the shoulders, widening from the un­ derarm lo the Bottom of the skirt. It Is slightly douhle-Breasted and'fastens with dark gray metal buttons. The Inlay of black JTelvet n\ the col­ lar and cuffs and In a narrow panel oald right t f w a y paaaak I* namaaary to bo had and ttb a a by tb o C ou n ty of Hamlnoia for tba purpota of ■ pu blir highw ay; aud it fnrtbar appaaring from aotd p e titio n th a t ib a County o f Som inotp. and tba aald Jamaa 1L Jirjra r a n n et o g m upon a raaaonahla rompanaation to ba paid to r raid righ t of way; N ow , tba: a ft ra. I bit ia to com m and all peraona iatyraated In, or havin g Ilona upon tba abovn Jiacribad p rop atty, to p a n * rally bw and appear boloro tbo Judga of our Circuit C iu r t In and for tbo C cu n ty of Saminola, R tila of F lorida, at lb* court bouao la San !ord . F lorida, on tbo firat M on­ day la I W arn bar n u t , tb o aama b oiog a Kulo Day of w«t C irtt.it C ou rt, a id on tba 4 th day al Dwrambwr, A. l» 4 8 1 8 . to abow w h at 'ataraat (b ay or a q y of tbam m ay kavo ia tha propM ty w h ich tb o C o u n ty of Saminola daaiacn to taka and to condem n lor roqd put panto aa aferraaid; and luribnr to akbw cataaa t h a t tb*> , or a n y of tbam may havw, wky raid property abouid not ba ai taken for tb* ca*a and purpoaaa kat lortb In tba pat! lion hmatoJorn lad in thin cauac by tba raid L P. |I a a a n . M -C b o r n w u o f CM k * e r ^ e a n f / Camrataaionara, Sam inola C ou n ty, Florida, a r tia g foi and on baball of tba Board of C o u n ty Commlaalooara and f i r aad oa bahall of tba C ou n ty i f S*m l.*0'** c * - F lo ifd a . agalnat tha aaid Jamr« II. B ryrr, or b «.b arred ftr ix v r from cltim lRg or c ir rc U ta g mny rfl»t. titlv or inlaraat in a n d ' t o tb* ab ov* daacrib*d property, Iftrain fail n o t, a* ot bar n it* a d afau ll will bo vntarad again*! you. WR***f» R- A. Douglaaa. Clerk af lb * Circuit C ou it In and for Sam inola C ounty; S ta te c l Florida, and tb* **al of a»ld court a t Hanlord F la., on thl* Ibo 2 (th day ol (rttabar, H i t . 'J?.4". . . „ B. A IM IUOI.ABS, Clark of tba C ircuit C ou rt, Sam inola C o,, _ _ Florida. Gao. A. DaCott** Attornay lor r o iitlo n a r t*-Tua*-gie ft - -Education N n r Wbrth While. Magazines Periodicals Soda'Water““ Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s The sickening. nauseating feeling that follow* the use. of calome|-i9 the natural result of disarranging your entire hyatem. Doctors everywhere are agreeing that- the action of calo­ mel l* m u rh too strong, a n d leaves the body sick and weakened. LJV-VER-LAX is’ a wonderful s u b ­ , l PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM’S STERLING SJLVKR • ROGERS’ PLATED WARE * W otem btr i, i m . . . . . N E ‘i of NK>4 ol N KEM W - S a c . 7, T * p . 2 0 / 8 . af Rang* Kang* 32 'E ‘ R xiaa l. la S ar, I, T w p . 2 0 , 9 . of SW.t* ce f N E J* lla n c a 32 Enat. * Hong# E ast. 8HE EM NWH H Sar. 8. T o p . 2 0 . 8 . of 14 of K Hang* 32 3 { E aat. Kang* e .t . NR N KW fc of «• H N W J*a. Sec Sat. 8. T o p . 2 0 . S. of lia n r* 32 E **,. N W M of N W H *, T w p . 2 0 , 8. of R ange 82 R a il. And furtb r a lle g in g t..a l s p u b lic highwny baa t'awn rtla b li'b v d in Sen.im .lr r u u n ty , r io r iita . • certain i»ori>n o f w hi-b ut the front of the belt gives this littie garment the necessary ^ Ic e o f] ^ Au rontrast n n d brightens It considerably, h igh w ay psaaing o**r ami through th * la n d . Small metal buttons, like the larger ^^B A right ol w a y filly lael in w id th paaalng unid that fgsten the coqt, find tho the amid la n d , o l th* aaid Jan ie* U. Black .velvet-l he‘heat of Backgrounds, through Ilrjrca, the cen ter lin o ot which U m ore par­ ticu larly deartib ed a* tallow*- B e g in n in g at They lend a little of brilliance also. # rortb tin* ot S e e tio a Sevan ( 7 ) , T ow n Mtirhlne stitching forms the finish ih • hip T w enty 120), aouth of R .tn g e-2 2 Enat. •a id point b e in g 1146-4 ft. morO nr leva for the Inset i>ockcts nt each side and went of lb* nn rtb vaai earner ol aaid Sort for the belt nnd cuffs. It glrcs the t.o n Seven (71, in oaid lownahip' a n d rare*, p oln l b a in s In tb* center Una o f tb* effect of a heavy cord In tho goods on S• aid a n fw d and G e n o v s road; thenr* a o u th 64 all edges of the cost d eg. 88 aee., aaat to a point on I ho wevt of S ection 8 <81; aald point Kolng 780 Coats of these henry materials have line (e el more or leoa a o u th of tb* N. W . corner such good lasting qualities that they ol Sec. 8; th e n c e c o u th 46 deg. 88 aee. rea l of 2 1 1 2 ft. to an angla p oin t; may Be relied upon for two seasons* 1ahedlatnnre nr* couth 66 d e g . 36 **c. aaat a d ia lsn c e wear. They nre Bought amply large, of 1004 fl. lo • p o in t 267 ft. more or lea* n orth of tbo o o u lh w ee t corner of th o n orth whether with this Idea In mind or not. eaat quarter of S e c tio n Eight ( » , th e n c e to iith 66 deg. 36 aae. eaat, a d ia la n r # of 666 ft. I* a p o in t o n tb* aouth lin o o f tb* northksat quarter o f #ald Sect Ion E ig h t (8 ), tbanca aouth 80 d < (. 34 sec. eeM 1000 ft. more or I m to a p o in t 410 ft. more o r leoa .o u th of tba n o r th w est cornet af tb a n orth aaat quarter of tb a aoutb.aat .q u a r te t o l S ection Eight ( • ) , thanca youth 60 dag, 46 yee., r a .t 241 .4 It, more or lea . to n p o in t an tb a aoutbarm oat Una of Iba p row ertW W Jam es It. B r y n . Tba shove d r e e , I bed right or way Orly f t . In width th r o u g h .th e landa of Ibo sa id J a m e s II. R iy ie. b e in g th e present graded rich t of way which fa g -n a y s' r n l > ••'» b a i b een open fo tb s p u b lle th iou gb Iba lan d * • I th e .a id J a m es If. D rycs s a d aa la sh o w n by tba prelim in ary .u r v a y m ade by O . A . ftam iay. h lih w a y an* l>acea**d. D efendant,. T o C ba*. C. W arwick, Truatee, R obert II. R am aey, Tru*t*e, Fairfield Lum ber C o., a C orporation, tb* Hkira a l U w of Silaa, B ig elo w , D ectatad , W. A. W hitcom b, C arrie Olaaon, Anna W. ' M oran, J. G. M oran, Wm. D- Olaaon: U a p p ea r in g D am th e affidavit o( George G. H erring, herein d u ly filed.- th a t b* ia a • d u l l e r and couraet for tb e ab ov* named c o m p la in a n t in tb* a b o v e etyled cauae, and that it i* lb* bcliel of affiant th a t th e de­ fen d an t*. ,Cbnx. 0 . W arwick, T r u ite* . Rob­ ert ft. i-a tn « y , Truataa, W. A. W hitrorab, Carri* L iraor, 'Arina W. Mohan, J. (j. M o­ ran a n d U i.iian i I). Olracn ar* r r iid r n t, ol a a ta tr other than tb* a ta te ol F lorida, and th a t tb e place* ol ratldanc* and a d i l m u i of th e aaid dafandant* are. Chari** C. War­ w ick. tru ita a , Fbiladripbia, La.; Robert ii. K am aey. Iruitea, P hilad elph ia, P a ., W. A. Wh itr o rob. Itioon ingtun, ill., Carri* W. O laaon, Duluth-, M inn.; Anna W. Moran. D u lu th , biinn .; J. O. M oran. D u lu th . M inn., and W m . D. Ul-aon, l io l t i u , Oa.; th a t th* aald defen d an t* ar* ovar the aga of tw en ly on* year*; th a t there i* no peraon in t ( , • ta le of Florida tb* a efvire ol a aubpoana upon w h om would b* binding upon tbr ■aid dafandant*, and it furthrr uppaaring from th # affidavit aferraaid th a t tha FairJU ld l.u m b rr ^Com pany ia -a corporation whoa* office and principal place of buvineaa and who** auccaaaora and narign* nr* un­ kn ow n , a n d th a t Site* B igelow ha* departed thie lit* Iravlag heir* and legal representa­ tive* w hoa* name* and place* of raaidanr* ar* u n k n ow n ; T h erefore, you, Chari** C. W ,r trust— j. HnbxoO III H sffiisy . Ituatae; W. A. W h itco m b . Carrta Claaon, A nna W. M oran, J. G. M oran and W illiam It, t i lu e o oaw wri l u n l to appear in th* B ill of C om plaint filed in tb ia ra u w on M onday, tba 4th day ,W » . tb # u ad aralgsod Kara by ^ J **lva* to g a tbar for tha purprn* t . !' la g . taco* par at ad and fo r m .r i ? U « W rion utrd*c nod bv v ir tu . “ t L *, ! C o n ttltu tla n of tba S lu t* ol F l t . u . * **d and u n d *e tb # follo w in g p r o p s,, .I ,?*', *** P io p o a a d C bortrc i f PJ. ) T h l a y s , ^ •k»n w P'JXripJ . .. tb* board o f d f t e e t o r * ^ ^ ^ from°Vi**** •• lim a dealgnata. 7 ,,o m '**• U ■ AiUel* II. Th* genet al nature of tha hutiaaaaea t o be IracM ctad l.» lio n ajiall bo aa follow*: ‘';«r». To acq u ire by dead, Sill "Ii. gran: or otbarw iao, land*. _ m m tu wwruteu ktf t V e t r blud” w *rr*du*T • konndnrt** of tb , - i ! 7 ’Tr Florida or elaew here; to u W , k . Ibo p u tp oeu of c o n d u it la c a lo g , (raxin g and asrtcu h u ral bu*in*. tim ber la n d ,, or for a ga.i*r»| f u m r , r * • » *nd for ,u r h other p 7 r p ., thl* r o rp o rstlo n oaem b m p ,/* lo buT 'Ji* c o n v ey leaao and o tb a r w i,. deal f i ’ ^ . ' rea and peraonal property; to erect m ain tain , p u rch ase „ « h a , * i , . “ k“ l< ow u . a .ch a n g a **U, grant, conray 0, ViW 1 w h# ditpoae o f anw m ill,, ,aw ^miit tur pant In* .till* or otbar fari.iri*. - - - 4 * ^ or con van laot in tb o m a n u f.r tu ,, , n . altion o l lum bar, lumbar p r o d u ° , * 1.?? tim b er dad tim b er product* ol nil ■>.] ,,***• d escrip tion of land* controlled by*tbia , 2 . p o r .tlo n ; to o p e n , m aintain and a tra o u and road* through or ovar . .I T * •, *u ‘ d lte b o , n, r en a l, “ k ,#Vrt aaid la n d , a n d to havo t h , anl.ra " s ,! ? m anagem rn t nnd orn arxh lp ol •*!.< to ow n . c o n tr o l and op erate boat. . t«U ol an y an d overy daarrlptinn or ,,I 4 canola; I . buUd. ow n , pu w h aw . ' rend l t n ^ o* o th e r m eth od ............ra-.-p J,^ tlo n but n o t In a n y manner a . , carriar ol fr eig h t or p*>,*nt , f , (l„ le n c e tbe la n d , c o n tr o il.d b y -I t; to p ,,! rhaae. ow n . r n l.a , breed, m il. grant. m ortgare, p led g e, aad ganarai!) to d*»l u Cdtlla, kora**, awina, abaep. poultry a ,J .5 b led * and a p e tle* of H i . atork; lo ^ d K jr u f c * 1**- 5 « * ; Purchaa* or o t t ' . r a i aU b in d , ol grain .v e g e t a b le * . tfJ L. o th e r product* of tb * jarm . aad to ho. ,.ti o w n . m ortgaga, acquire, s a d . g , r*rriiy u d eal In nil ar tic le * , g o o d ,, a n t mar/bx*! diao produced, prepared or m * B u '„ u r,4 Horn any of aaid p rodu ct.; build or o lh e ry ia * n c.|u ira. L i, ..n ’ c o n v e y dr other w i., d lrp o*. t f and m ach ilirfy, a n d to uae. equip i n t -u. « * * • «be n n , for tb* handling, r.r-ptlia nnlT atorai*. w h aler on co m m i-.lo n nr ■* owner*, o f , a l l agricultural or otbar Dr*3. urt*. a n d a l l k l a d * aad .p a d * , a f ! , v . 5 % . and m arrhnndiae; to buy, la* .* , q t li:t * ..h a • a cq u ire, eq u ip and uae a w*r*h..u- or * t „ . bouara, for • ('n a ta l or cold ♦tor'*,- I u<icM w ith powrar to taaua and uae p frp* houa* racaipta and certificalaa; Is bu . Uxw or otbarwl** a cq u ire fa c u r i* -. ,t , . > lri, grain alavator*. whbrvM , do*k. *r.d *-,*lh anca* im fd c n la l to th e ’ etarutiun ol ,!i , | tha foregoing power* or th* oj-rr.'iaa of an y of tha io ra g e in g burin**.*., ,n d tc op. erat# all mtana and method* «.f iran.pon*. lie n by v th lc le s or by *#***!■, t < * / , Blra puicha**, bold , m ortgage cr **11 bsadJ net**, bill*, claim * and other »rld*nrv, ef Ir d e b te d n n * . in c lu d in g It* own ,iork t * 4 tb* atoch ot o th e r corp oiation *. and to vet* tb e earn* a* n n atu ral peraon could: t* a*, quire, Durcbaaq. h o ld , m ortgage, .*11,' traaa. Irr and c o n v e y franebiac*. privilege., P*t> p ,i. e a t* , p atent right*, copyright*, liraatn. and a n y nnd nil otb ar ealata* ------ - or inlarait* in or to rga] or poraonnl property of avery kind and daacriptloo aitbar legal cr eytlt able, and to b old , uaa. m ortgage, grant. 1 ••ig n , • tram frr, c o n v e y , encumber hy martgnga. ptadge, dead of truat. or otherw i,-, ta4 lo oth arw u * ditpoa* ot tb* tam e nr any i*4 ev er y part thereof, or any and n m right, litla or interval th erein , in the St at* o! Der­ ide or eiaew btre; t o borrow or to loan moaay and to exarnta ita p«t*a, bon d, ct other a v id ,r ea* of Indebted****, and tn pled**, m ortgage or clb a rw ia o encum ber *tl or sag part or part* of h a property whether rati or partonal or afiy later*,t wh*t,aav*r th erein a a d in ganarai to do a r y and all th ia g e neeraaary or co n v en ien t fnr tb* prop­ er nnd tuecaaaful c o n d u ct ol It* bu-lcex, and to hovo, ax-rei**. nnd *njoy *11 ike right*, power* and p r ieileg e , incident te torporatlnn* for p rofit, organiced and «»■ iating under I t * D a i of tha S la te nf F1»>Ida. it being axprraaly provided r ia l Ik* Irregutng enum eration «t ape ifie loaert sh a ll not b* held to lim it or re-iict in any m anner tb e general power* of the otpu r*. tio n . A rticle H I. Tba am ou n t of th e r a p lia i ,io r k nf ilia corp oration ahatl ba On* Hundred Ti.r.u-*a4 Hollar* iliOO.POO.OO) d ivid ed Into uitr sh oa* •and ( 1,8001 ahgre- ol- th* par vain* ot Dm Hu n dred DoIIara (1 1 0 0 .0 0 ) each The ttaek whan iaauad ,b a ll- b * fu lly paid 'atu ck paid for ia full w ith la w fu l m oney oi th* I'nited S tatae or in p r e p e rty , lab or or aervice*. at * juat v a lu a tio n to bo flxrd by t h ' iniorporntor* Of by tb* director* ot a meetiat called for ta r n p u rp ete ,- whirh value • Isill ha antared of record in tb* m inute- -I lb* • aid meat tag. A rticle IV. Thl* corporation ahall exiat-for a term cl N in ety -n in e (991 yaa ia from tbr date of tha •auanra of lctlara p a te n t. • P A ftlclo V. T he officer a of *j|j| f f r t M - f '1 -' 1 11 *“ * paaetdaiit, ■ *Tl* prVaident, a a e ciria i) aad a treaxilrei. tb* to tter tw o of whRh otficea, to-w lt: a aecrelary an d n traaaorer. m a f h e k«W k y i w r l a d tb * aam o per,on. xfid » hoard o f dirertcr* eonafatlng ot not mar* than aevrn (7) nor lea. than thre* i ll m em b er,, th e num ber of s a id board to ba fixed by tha by-law*. .7 he board of dlrrrlorx • halt b* e le cte d by th o otockholdrr* at ihair annual m eetin g w hich ahall be held aa Ik* •econd T ueaday In Ja n u a ry of each and *v ry year, bogfnnlna w ith .u tiz ,—-—— owd—tfcW OIKkr oTBratI ahall ba alerted by the board of dlrattora a n n u a lly , on tha ,a a « dat* a* tb o annual m eetin g o l the atochhetdara aa ahnva apeelfiad, and ImmedUtkly altar tba aald m a ttin g of th* d o th bidder*. Th# board of dlractora m ay at any rim* ap­ point aurb aaviitant tecrataiiaa or aeei.laal traaauraea aa it m ay aee fit. Tb* Inrofpar• tor* oi thl* com p an y ahail mart In tb* t’lt f • of Stanford, F lorida, o a th e l l t b day of Daem ber, 1916, to rom p iq l* tba rrgaxiivtion of tho r o m i |n y , tv a d o p t by-law* an I l« •la tt offl<ora(to con d u ct tb e buaiotia ol Ik* corporation u n til Its firat annual mauling In 181*. U n til aald m e e tin g of the Incarpcrstore nnd u n til their aureeeanr* f i t elrriad , and du ly qu alified , th e buxlneaa of th l. rah 'or*tit n ahall be c o n d u cte d by tha fuliewni “ ' J . It. IloydO n, oa p reald en t, J. N . W h ilen r, *• vie* prealdent. Allred P otter, • • aecratnry and treaaurtr, and J. It. H ayden, J . N . W hltnef. R- C. M aaw ell and Alfred Foetar aa tb* board of director*.' A, title VI. Thl* c rporatlnn al.all at lb# meeilag of th e incorporator? a h ove pr.vlded l*r. adopt on app rop riate corp orate aeat and by­ law*. not Inconaiatant w ith thee* irtiela* *1 inrorpnrari'in. . nor w ith th * Idiwa o l tea S la t# of F lorid a, which b y-lxw a. m ay be amended or repealed aa m ay t* p ro .id ed la auch by-taw a. A rticle Y1L Th# h ig h lit a m o u n t e f indrhtednr** or liab ility to w hich tbia corporation may at any llm o aubject Itaolf ahall be tw ice lb* am ount o l it* a u th o rlted c a p ita l Block. • in aiil* M ulflVrwT##, In th * property f y in t and b e in g in H em iaclt co u n ty . F lorida; and d e a c r itr d ’ aa follow*: 8 K * | of N W U . See. 34. T p . 2 0 8 . Kang* 1* t . . S W U of N W > , and N W I* of S # l ( , Sac. 2*. V p. 20 g , K ant* 32 R „ SE «f of N S ) f and R U o l S E l i . S ac. 2». Tp. 20 £ fla n ta 32 K, N E t< o f N W R of Sac. 25. Tp. 2 0 8 ., Kang* 32 E . A lia all of th e NW of N K ' i. Sac. 23. T p . 20 S., l i m i t 32 I!. Except tier, a t Ih* HE corner of tha N E W of N E W ., r u n ■N . <41 1-3 y d .: tban co' W r­ i t ! 2 - 3 y d x : tbanca 8. <1 1-3 yda; than ca W, 247 4 yda-i Ihaaca 8 . 1*2 >da; tbanra K. 104 S-6 yda. to beginning; alao o ir a p t b a tln n ln c at Iba N E corner o l auction, run W. 51* 1-7 yda, thanca R. 140 yda. tbanca E-- 418 4-7 y d .i Ibanro N . 140 yd* to bein n in g. A lto except tba tig h t (ran ted trance c o u n ty . F iji id a. for uaa o l road m alarial on W 'p of H Eit of H EW of N E W . reoarving t i t l e and pcaaeaaf-.n when road m a­ terial aball have been e ih a u a tr d . and tbe 8W I4 o f . th a N W lf aad W <4 ol SW’ t , . See. 6, T p . 20 9 . Bong* 32 L ., nre ordered lo appear t o tb e m il of C om p lain t duly fire In tbia r a te, o n , M onday, tba 6tb day ol F eb ru ary, 1817, the aame b e in g 1 a rule day of tb ia court. It la fu rth er ordered that I t l a notice |>e publiabed In Ih* Sanford H erald, a new*, paper puLID hed In Saminola cou n ty, Fl or­ b it. lor tw e lv e conaerutiv* week*. W itnraa I!.' A. D ou glita, Clerk of thr C lrenlt- C o u rt, and l.h* *eal th e ieo f, n ,., 20th d a y of O c to le r . A. D. 1916. iaoall - E. A. D O U G L A SS, Clerk o f lb * Circuit Court, Sem lnol* C o u n ty , Florida. rorte Q . H erring, • rtK * VIII. S olM tor for C om plainant. Th# narnaa and cealdance* of tb* ■•■*•**I8 -T u a o -lS tc poratora aad )uk actibar( of atoch with tn* m in lr r of abare* tu b o en b ed by each, am l follow*. „ , la Conrt o f th e County Jn d ge, N am loala J. H. H ayden o l Sbnford. Fla-. 600 .bare*. C ou nty, R ia l# a f Florida J. N . W hit oar of San ford , FI*.. 1 thare, In re K .ta te of R. C. M a iw a li of Sonfdrd. FI* . I xbrre, M aggie B row n Atfred Footer of Sanford, Flo-. I . To nil C red it oca. Legate**, D iatributeca and In T eollraony Wberwot tb # •l * ,*, I*'*"*S , all B an an a havln c C laim , or D om an d. have jo in e d aa nubtcriblng Incorporator* ol againat .a id C otatoi a* Ton. and ed rh of you. a n hereby notified J. R. H ayden C om p an y, and have and required t o prevent any claim s and •*t tbtlr band* tbia 14th d a y or October dem ands w h ich yau , or aitbar of yon . may A . D . 1916. J . R , H oyden, * have a r a in .t Ib a e sta te at h fa r c te Brow n, J. N . W hltnar. dree seed. Into of Sominola C o n n ty . Flor- r ? R. C . M axw U, Alfred Foalar. S ta le of F lorida C ounty ol Homlnot* , ■ , . ,*__ On tbia d ay peraonally *pp a«'*d belorj “ • a notary puhllc of lb * 8 la t# o t Florid*- j'-'**; H ayden J. N . W hitner, K. C . M a t* '" »” Alfred Foatar, e a ch to m* wall a sd ally known, nnd know n t o tb* to bo peraon* d a w tb M l in and w h o oxacujed t** foregoing artlcloo a t in e ^ p e r o ll* " of then* acknow ledged to m e th a t k« tb e aamo for th * purpoeo* thoralo ,oM> and axpraaaxd. ... In W ltneee Wbeewof, I bnv# bereanlo ,e t m y band and official *w*l •» 8 * " ,or1d v " d . County Of S e m in o le , and S tn to #t F.orido on tbia tb* l l t b d a y or O ctob er, A. D. I* 1*B . T . W hltnor (» •» ' * N o ta r y P u b llfc ^ M y oom srtm ton F oby. J l U , 191717-Tuc*-6te Bright-Colored Capas.' A stunning cape to wear over lin­ gerie dresses Is of bright red. blue qr yellow bollvla, vicuna or velour de­ laine. This cape Is simply n very wide circular-cape which drops nearly BYthe him of the short dress and la gathered on to ■ wide wish, which has long ends. 0f tbs County of pewitol*. state , i No when .It,.I* drawn up round (Jis |Jnarid*-; " ^ __ neck’ It makes n muffler which goes necesaary that tha la n d s of at-out tho throat several times. B r y ce ovar and through th e liik tfftfliH R um 1 �THE SANFORD'fTEHALD —fr unit &asg&Pra ctieal TO CHOOSE Jxome dress flaKin /essons aFT6r all, men are VERY much A alike in h abits . A‘ Proof. J*ck Dlmpleton, After Serv„ «- Model for More Than Twenty Years, Fell Down * with a Crash. Mr) Whittier hnd lived with her hns", in » (rmctlcnlly continuous man“ ...•«•> =» Uurt,,c “lL » * ti»a ihay .LttiL Duett ua-tL By Pictorinl Review For the Season’s Bride. belting to position. °£ frJfnU; Now. tnko tho sleeve nnd turn na­ W|,h the Dlmjiietons, who lived iler the slashed edge on slot j>crforaL i far eoough away to tnnko such a tionfl and lap folded edge to corres­ {Headship a practical affair. . . ponding small “ o” perforations. Ktitch ‘S inch-from folded edge leav­ Then1are always momenta when the 1 ing edeei free below single largo _orm turns. This wns one of them. “ O " perforation nnd finish for elos Hr#. Whittier hnd anld, nfter hnritig. Cloto remaining seam as notch ... Rinded her husband that he hnd ed. Adjust sleeve to posltun, stitch­ not flxtit the lock.on tho rear door (ns ing nlong indicating lino of small “ o“ b# bad promised to do four days prevliierforntlons hi underhody front nnd hack bringing Blnglo largo “ O " and oo*l)): , , double small “ oo“ perforations toge­ "Imagine Jnck Dlmpleton keeping ther. . gtlli,. waiting like that l” Next, take tho bndlco and plait un­ Whittier glared. An outsider, underarm nnd shoulder edges of front, of the long history of his wrongs alio the. end of belt, bringing “ T* In this pnrtlculnr direction, would to enrrrstmnding small “ o“ perfora­ hat;, failed lo understand his sudden tions amt tack. Adjust belt to poet•ion across the back, center-backs and oolborxr. lower edges oven, turulng plaits Up­ "I/Kik here!" ho exclaimed "thats rmiugh. |'m not going to stnnd that any mere." -Stand what,'* said. Sirs. Whittier, )o»t ns If she didn't know what ho meant. * -Pof twenty yenrs you hnvo been romi>arhig mo with Jnck Dlmpleton. Kvvry time I've failed to meet your dis­ torted demands you’ve been snylng itut same thing—holding him-up a* n model. .It's tiMi much. You ought to liave umrrred him." "As If I hadn't heard thnt before! Well, Jnrk Dlmpleton would hnvo kept hi, |irntnise. lie would have flxed that 69Ss 6956 lock—" -S lo p !" There wns n dangerous A bridal gown of rharmense sritin ward: lack under arm edges together, look In Whittier's eyes. "Wc'ro jpdng Dimmed with Inco and embroidery t'l.ise right under arm and shoulder Over Mo re tonight, aren't we?" motifs. Tho coronet cap strikes a now seams ns untrhcd; finish left shoulder vu-.jnuatn cwoc 0934 ante in tho adjustment of the-veil. “Ye*." * "Well, we'll see. I pro|M)se lo find " fcvis* " ----- " " " out Just hovv much hotter lie Is than Autumn shares honors with Spring eoeict I. Well settle tills thing once and.for in monopolizing the bride, therefore' tho Fall styles take into particuai •U." "I’DOh*!" Mrs. Whittier wasn’t nt all consideration the needs of tho girl hrho is to bo married “ when the frost alarmed. Hadn't he said thnt same fall tho pumpkin." This wedding thing upon numerous oecnslons, and gownontakes for Its pattern n bodico had anything ever eome of It? 8 he with V-shaped neck nnd cape collar merely laughed—tUid they parted for and n tunic skirt which lends Itself to (he time being. delightful ornamentation. In med­ They a r r i v e d nt the Dlmpleton'S lit ium sizo tho design requires It*Vi 7:1ft. It was a dinner engagement. yards 3tl inch channcuse satin. Nino yards of laco and ns many motifs as Whittier pressed thu door bell. ■ ru*»wwns» dcilrcinrc required for tho.trim­ “Just on time," ho said, looking at one r»m «sl a k e ming. In case tho dress Is hnnd-cmhi* watch, "If it hadn’t been for me—" broidcred tho motifs will not bo nec­ and under arm edges for closing. Gath­ “I didn’t hear thnt .bell ring," said essary. The bodice rec|tdres % yard er lower edgo of back between double Sirs. Whittier. "You 'always do hear lining 30 Inches wide. If sleeves nro “ TT" perforations and 2 Inches It Hue. Don't I know thnt?" made of chiffon cloth, 1 ynrd, 40 in­ above. “Well. I rang It nil right," said Whit­ ches wide wilt ha sufficient. Join tho two sections of en|to col lar ns notchrd and sew to neck rdgt tier. “I'm not going to Insult people Tho homo dressmaker is taught in hy making them think the house Is on today’s lesson hovv to make tho bod­ of hodifO back, notches and renter ice. First tho underarm and shoulder backs even. Instead of any lace or fire." ■cams of tho underbody nro closed, ■ namentation, n soft effect rnnv It•Sir*. Whittier pressed tho button. then tho front Is hepimed. Next, plait gained by using an ndjustnlde collai She had no such sentiments—being a' tho lower edge of the body and stitch of chiffon over the satin. woman in easy mental circumstances. Pictorial Review Waist No. fl!>5l. Kizrs, 34 to 42 inches hnst. Price, 20 "There!" she exclaimed. "You cents. Bkirt No. 6920. Sizes. 24 to 3'2 inches waist. Priiy:, 20 cents. didn't hear anything, did you? Thnt IsJI Is nut of order." Sho ■begun knocking. • Hurried steps Inside; the door thrown ■■(ten, Mrs. Dlmpleton In front. Her husband In rear. Staid 7 coming forward In dlstnncc. , ‘My dears! I wus wntchlng’for you. ” "!*• you haven’t been waiting. No, the . bell dm-Mi't ring. Of course—" Sirs. Dlmpleton turned to her nnoloPrepared Specially for This Nowspapcr -tinner gt'h mmrlmonlnl tenth, “lie knew about It. b ldn't t teH him N * i« -re Ttiu OleOYrldan I But that's By P ictorial Review the «»y Jnck always docs. Now, * * John." turning to Whittier, ‘‘wouldn't have, failed to fix It Immediately. Pale, Pink and Dainty l^wNh, my dear," turning to her hus­ w i t h 4 y a r d s a ilfll n g s i . il S ip - - - t i l s lirr band again, "thnt you were ohly moro ■crtlon. If made of embroidery 1% yards 18 Inches wldg and H yard “I.vsik here!" asserted Dlmpleton. plaiq material 30 inches wldo for tho Whittier stopped him. peplum mo needed. • ‘.'Jit-t a moment, old mnn." Ho turned Tho cutting guide shows tho ar­ h> Sirs. Iditipleton: rangement uf tho pattern on cither 'l.xcu-e me, Salllc," he said, “you've plain material or flouncing. For bmi holding mo up us n model to Jnck crepe, batiste or inwn, tho hark nnd f»r abtuit twenty years, haven't you?" front section nnd tho implum are laid *'! rertalnly hnve. If—" on tho lengthwise fold of material, whllo tho rrinnining sectiifn la plac­ Sir., Dlmpleton gasped. 8o did Mrs. ed on n lengthwlso thread. hllller. Then In a Hush they all If the model be mndo of flouncing, seemed to. understand nt once." cut off % inch, from upper edgo of “I guess U's u stundoff," said Whit­ pattern and nlaco on material, with tier, with a cheap Inaulllng tone of upper edge along tho bordered edgo triumph In Ids strttlulunt voice. or flouncing. I is.' replied Dltnplotou almost After tho cutting Is finished, begin •''ring, "hut suppose I had tlxed thnt malting tho cover by turning tho hem nil why this thing might'.have gono in front at notches. Closo tho under­ on forever."—Chesterton Todd, In arm. seam aa notched and take up Cornet cover cut In ono-plcco and Judge. having straight upper edgo trimmed darts at upper edges of front and with a tiny laco ruffle. ‘A oneiPice? back, and at lowcF'edge of front, poplum -finishes tho lowiir odgo or tho bringing corresponding small " o ” Typleal American Qsntleman. perforations together. If desired, doilgn. Ad.l.nMint retort wu* thnt onco glvomit dsrt at lower edgo and gather ’) Admiral Mu radon many yours It ia a notable fact that tho do- between double “ TT'*- perforations. at n dinner In Unite. It wns gtv signors If developed in plain material, work of dainty lingerio aro out­ eyelets «»mi the Fourtli of July by him to tho doing themselves tho upjtor edge of tho season in fash­ front ofnear corset cover and insert n m-rl.nn olllcers on a mun-of-wur, and ioning novel conetthis cover*. Tho mod­ *-*»Kllsi» officers In the harbor el ahown hero may bo worn under ribbon. The center-front of tho peplnm Is I r r'i They were no better sheer waists of chiffon, crepe or net. red timri many Englishmen of that Tho eonct cover Is also suitable for indicated by small “ o “ -perforations. under front edge at notches and f j f"r "hen the regulur toast, "Tho douaelngs and may bo made with or Turn now to lower edgo of corset cover, wns rend, they set without a dart in front. Tho upper largo “ O " perforations at underarm an their glasses untested. The ven- edgo is In square effect, while tho seam. l"**t added, gently: "The day, lower edge has a ono-pleeo circular Buttonholed scallops may be sub 1nt i men, when England celebrates peplum. In medium sice tho design stltuted for laco edging for tho neck joe coming of Ugo of her eldest daugh- requires yarvfs 36-Inch material, and armholes, If preferred. * # , ' Kvcrjr fuco cleared. nnd the Patented.April 30.1907’i m was drunk with hearty cheer*. C U IPE'O Tei Splendid Po*e, rRQHT&pACKorasRStr , . , ' 7 wou,d >«»u Uko lo he the cap-' •inof n Kuiimiurine liner?" ■The Idea doesn't appeal to mo at dl»'p!* l,WerWi the. man who ,a fond of ,v, *JVeU, why not?" )0RDUtlDCNt Of R.0UNCIhd ‘OLDor 36 INCH HA CintiOr hn,f th® of being the atana ** nu OCf®n 1,Qor wo«,d h« to Pictorial Review Corset Cover No, 6781. Bixcs, 34 to 46 .Inches bust. •ea wim" the 1,rldge und sweep'the Price. 10 cents. bundil, V ? * * * * ,n ,ul1 vlew o* U red^" °/ tdrnlrin* passeugei* acat•**rcd about on the upper deck.” Mrs. Grace E. Williams Millinery Store A -• — : K m !* «'"»llnuoU" Prepared Specially for This NewBpnpcr Sdsu &Pra (ome dress flatting fkssons ■ m VALUE OF COMPRESSED AIR In Jets and Sprays It Hss Wide Ap­ plication in Factories in the United States* * * * *s • * A Jet of water la capable of cooling or cleaning, but its action Is limited 10 materials which will not be injure’, by moisture, ntul it requires provisions fur drainage. Air, on tho other hand, will clean steel with equul facility. A fitcam Jet, too, can acoonlpfiab many things by direct action, but who wants to work around ono: Air is obvious ly in a class by Itselt for such pur­ poses, says n writer In Factory. In ul least, uuu twLchhu* shop a ir Jetw arc employed on cutting tools, In lieu ol 011 or soda water, to keep both tool and work coot. Air, again, in a German factory, has been found to solvo tho problem ol graduated hardening ot steel. By carofully spacing the nozzles tho degree of hardening may bo graded quite ac­ curately. For reaching dirt and dust in the hidden recesses of machines uud prod­ uct, nothing oquals a blast ol air from a well-directed nozzle. Vacuum clean­ ers nro all right for Hat surfaces, and bunco excellent for Hours, tables and benches, but It lakes a Jut with plenty of pressuro behind it to romovo oily particles and negotiate tho Irregulari­ ties of motors and machines. Dyna­ mos and motors for bfist results and safety ugainal lire, must bo kept clean. How lo dislodge and remove the par­ ticles which collect on tho cores and windings was a knotty problem nu­ ll) the air Jet was \rled. Textile mills, too, havo of lute adopt­ ed air cleaning very generally: In no Industry Is the* cleaning problem ol greater moment.. Lint generally Is heavy from the fact that tho at­ mosphere of tcxlllo rooms Is, or always should be, smuuwhat humid. Hqnco, if .blown downward, ttie—Itnt gruVi­ tales Ulrectly to the door. Many nlu climes can he cleaned, whllo lit mo tion. thus greatly Increasing tho, out - - - - pul elflcloucy Could Nqt Meet Requirements. Martin D. Madden, wenlthy member of congress frdm Chicago, wlnhed ho might havo been built along moro .original lines. Tho troublo with him IS that hu looks like too' many people. Me makes a specialty of being a ringer for long-lost brothers. On un average of mice o mouth he gets a letter from <omeon«i who has seen his plcturo nnd claims him ns a brother thought (o hnvo been lost at sea or strayed from' home years nnd years ago. One day he heard from a woman, who said she had a locket with an "M" on It. nnd containing a boyhood plcturo of her long-lost* brother that looked -exactly like the oiio of Madden in n Chicago paper. Madden was obliged, to .toll her that his congressional duties nro too pressing to ullow him any tlmo for bedng a long lost brother this year.— Illustrated £unday Magazlna. . i no do/ A boy wanted n dog. and tho rich pncle said: "Well, Kddlo, supposo I giro you two hundred dollars for a dog. Would you spend that wholo sum on one dog, or would you buy a pretty goori-dbg nnd put tho rest of tho money In tho savings bank?" "Well, uncle," replied Ivddle, "If you • Idavo It to me, I would buy twzxJiundrcd oneciollar dogs." ^ Frequently Happens., "There's always room nt tho top," Halil thu man who speaks sagaciously, replied *HsofTctifr Hob; "hut th®’ trouble Is thnt'In a lot o' games tho best cards is nt tho bottom of tho. pack."—Washington Star. Characteristics of a Gentleman. - Propriety of manners and considera­ tion for others nt,« tho two main Char New Uses’ for Paper. art eristics of a gentleman.1—BeaconsPaper Is spun Into thread and field. woven Into a substitute for Juto tex­ tiles by’ a process Invented In Bo­ Make Poor Componlons. hemia. People who do not know how to laugh nro always pompous and selfconceited.—Thackeray, His Lack. "How did your voting friend booMillion^ of Glass Eyes. coed In his efforts to bo u pollcoTho world’s population makes uso mnn?" "Failed utterly; couijl not oven suo- of 2,500,000 gtnss eyes in tho coursu of each year. *ecd In arresting attention." II D- MERCHANT . CTAILOR, . CLEANER, i l RDYEROAND CREPAIRERK ♦ J Snniinry Stenm Pressing, Hot Gasolnte Dry Cleaning. Altera­ tions of All Kinds on Short Notice S Join Our Gentlemen's Valet Club. #2.00 Per Month. SU ITS $ 1 5 .0 0 UPWARD • CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. PHONE 174 * Air Jets will do tho work ol brushes, us in raising.tho nap on certain heavy fabrics nnd putting tho finish on silk rihlions or of hulling whiTels ns In pol­ ishing metal. In ono 'plant an Invlqibio screen Is thus formed across u door opening, which must bo kept un obstructed, to keep out files. Men cun easily puss, hut winged Insects might ns well try to gyl through a Bice) plate. Way to- Avoid Floods. By raising thu levees six or seven feet almost certain security could be obtained against a recurrence oi the Hoods ot 11*13 in tho Mississippi river vnlley, when tho river attained a rec­ ord holght in tho lower reaches, the Engineering Record asserts. Tho Hood of tho present year was tho lightest ever noted with the exception of thoBe In 1912 and 1913. Conditions hhvo changed op tho low­ er Mississippi since the early days ot levee building, when an occasional levee break was a matter of courao, und Its principal damage was to doIny for a few wuckH tho planting of crops. Tho country Is much more highly developed. A levco break now floods populous nnd wealthy towns, oil mills nnd compresses and stops truf­ fle on miles ot railroads. Tha sniua chances of having levee breaks should not bo taken. Grades should ba established thnt would ratio all levees an average oi six or seven feet. With this mnfiln tiiern_wiiLxa-auir almost certain security, In case of a recurrence of thn 1913 flood vol­ ume, and an excellent chance to confluo to the river channel a consider­ ably larger 'volume, should It over come. rr In oA Warm Soldier® Pants by Electricity. Tho latest Invention of war Is pants warmed by electricity. Two German professors Invented It, Prof. Max Beck of Innsbruck and Dr. iron Schrotter of Vienna. Tho soldier puts on a pair of pants Into which aro woven ex­ tremely eupple wires designed with a view to Insulation. Each pair looks exactly like tho ordinary trousers ot the khaki uniform ,and can be con­ nected and disconnected at will - to batteries. With each pair aro a couple ol connecting wires a hundred or moro yards long wheb permit the tknnror to walk about kvlth sontu freedomSoldiers In the trenches find thoso garments very comfortable during the winter, and It la suggested that aerdplanlats will find them much rollef tram tho chill air of the aUlturiM,— CheroColct Through * Chinchilla May Become Extinct. Of all tho furs found In and oxportod from South America, chin­ chilla Is tho finest and most vnluablo It has gained In popularity to such an extent thnt thero Is gravo danger ot tho chinchilla following tho Arctic! seal almost to extinction. Tho Goographical Rovlow says It Is hunted in thn Cordilleras of Bolivia and north­ ern Chile, but has already vanished from the provinces' ot Antofagasta and Artca, where It was formerly plentiful. Sklna that, were worth 916 In Chile In 1908 brought 930 In 1912. Th® chinchilla Is hunted by Indiana with dogs and ferrets that are trained to enter tho burrows. This Involves destruction of tho young. A move­ ment to prohibit the killing of chin­ chillas or tho salo of their fur Is on foot In Chllo. and some men have gone Into tho buslnoss of brooding tho ani­ mals on a largo acalo. . a— ^ .... : is s o ld — ~ only in the Original Bottle measured and fd led by machinery and labeled. T his insures that .sat­ isfactory,, uniform fla ­ vor, absolute cleanliness an d purity, ■Call fo r Chcro-Cola in bottles an d look fo r the label D R IN K 3 NONE SO GOOD Must. Draw on the Future. For tho Union of 8outh Africa the estimated expenditures for the com­ ing fiscal /car will be about 986,000,000, more than 15,000,000 In oxcese of the roTonuoa. m m �ft <r*TI “H* THE 8ANFORD HERALD this wsnton. destruction of our fish, city in Florid*. On- the train ye* terday were Supt. T. . W. Hansell, —Arcadia News. J. F. Wrifhtsell,. Trainmaster. J. F. -------- 0 - — . ; Rinds, Asst. Freight Agent and RobTHE FARM LOAN ACT Considcrabie interest is being man- " t Taylor. Dist. freight Agent M l k M K rrry T ia w tir u d I*rM»j Rested here in the farm Joan law The resumption of t h ^ excellent chiefly because th ir section needs *™*na will *iYa this part o Flonda Cheaper money- and b e c W i t is one (.the best of «»rvice and will stimuiCMCBiraoN rmicE. i n a o v a n c * of the greatest vegetable sections in during the winter month* o n n u n . . . ; .......... ............... the United States. .Regarding »* *h« « r.vlce M .................................. u s farm loan act the Southern R urali.t; could be asked but the new train, calls attention to three points to be 6" ’e Sanford better mail senvee as b l k . t H ) I t ( A n t w U N f m T w Is considered. • • ' h* m»n* both "°fth and *0Ut\ " n . Ket here several houw earlier than THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY M*(ta at <>n™ i M.g Mum Aafu* T h e r e are three points upon which in lhp , u m m rr m o n ths after the farm loan board c a n n o t exercise w vif1? |,u p,*.,, discontinued. th u >eo« o « {xx3{>gge>a « « o « < x x x x x x x x x x3«ocxxxx:<x?&j % ‘ * • ♦• — THE PLACE TO GET IT ' • . • The time will come whep you will suddenly need money—it comes to us all. w If you carry an account here—your application . a~ will be taken care of. . t • , * t • * *' Why not open your account here and provide for the future? | too great care, because they seem toWith fam pa Special and the la in Art rf Marrk Jrd. i n . _ ___ embody the three features of great- -j-amp;l S hortline in operation Sann*. ua osi importance in directing the 1»»>‘ford ran boast o L a train service par to the interest of those-chiefly de­ excellent. pendent upon ita provisions. First: Although the taw provides Pretty New Hats at Quality Shop • for ]>oth'roopcrative farWi loan banks c.'M. hand A beautiful new line of H atter’s 0. L TATLOR If. R. STEVENS R. R. DEAS and for joint stock banks we con­ plush sailors in black and white and C.ihm Uc^rmUfl F. L WOODRUFF Vtn-Preddent Ass’l Culiitt sider the former to be the rcgl far­ mode, this latter a new tope ahade, mer farm loan bank for which the have been received at tjie Quality farmer has long clamored and we Shop and will go on sale at once. | have tealoualy labored. The other There will also be a real closing out we consider somewhat in the sense sale of children's hats. This stock m m m m w i f l i m m m m m m m w j t of a second string to the Tarm loan is being disposed of to make room how. It is more particularly adaptfor a larger shipment of ladies’ hats with the losses’ in ’amodnt. ‘ Several great as that of Martha’s Vineyard old-fashioned polltcne** In IHftur writ­ . ed to sections not closely populated in the newest and t latest winter cities, notably Miami and Tampa, on the Massachusetts coast, Cepha- ing. He long shrank frnrn the ui# and .where larger loans for develop­ models. ■are saving big monay-by- organising Ionia Is the largest of the seven Ionian of an amanuensis or n typewriter, n ment purposes may be desired. f -The attractive little shop is a pop-' mutual insueance companies.—Cocoa Islands. The origin of Ita setttlemcnt being n breach of courtesy. l|f AND FORGET MAKE Is shrouded In the fascinating uncer­ turned the openings and sultscriptionj Because of these different provi- ular resort with the ladies who. are s lar> ' DAY tainty of Homeric legend, but from of his letters on the old Hudson's It«; sioni and different purposes we urge loud in their praises of the'stylish U f . have u Make Up and F o n et , h(.' (,„1[d j „ vot, .h i., . , ! , . , millinery carried by Mr*. Pearson. the year of Its surrender to the Ro­ Florida East Co'ast Canal Associ­ mans, ISO B. C.. Its history has been model. Even the longest or most of. day. Acini letter he persisted In writing by to'encourage the cooperative firm Call and inspect these new sailors The suggestion comes from the loan bankv Anything, and every- and you will be convinced that they ation will meet in Fort Labderdale marked by a succession of changes hand a t.a n almost Incredible cost la Tampa good one one. .m p a Times ..m e s and am , is .. a a gooo , |hj d<* n ,n thil direc, ipn con. ■ #ome o( thc prcttie9t modela be. Nov. 14 to pass a few resolutions In ownership which would bewilder time and patience. On on»* ormfioe, asking Uncle Sam to buy and run the most astuto student of world poli­ which Mr. Heckles Willson n.'t.-s |Qu, ? .1 ‘ ° mT T P «ldr in the direct .Inure,! of the in, , hown. the canjil. A couple of weeks' ago tics. today, there Will be no excuse for small farmer, the prospective home­ ‘‘I-lfo of Lord Strntheona and Moonl After tho Roman Emperor Hadrian Royal." at least COOSlilcrnlde physical Uncle Sam. through Lt. Col. Ladur, bitterness, and it shoSld be buried owner. and the citixen in whose inmade a gift of the island to Athens, There is no excuse for, it now,. but ,I terest the rural credit movement has | . , LookoalfTor Skin Game - respectfully declined and intimated Cepbalonla. and the six other Islands suffering ‘wns Inrolved. He had had the people of'Florida should compel the misfortune while In Scotland to that does not explain it away. ■ . .)rjmard.. wgfed . * ; Jacksonville housewives and pthers of the Ionian group, becamo "free fracture one ofdlie bones of his right the Canal Company to live up to ita Democracy is greater than any ‘ should be on the lookout for a rrry one man. Prosperity in a country ; • Second: Actual farmers and actual finely.dressed man with perfect man­ charter, widen and deepen the canal and autonomous." but during the as­ wrist. Ills arm was put In splint*' cendancy of the Byzantlno empire und while chnflng under the re»ir*lnt like this is not the special gift of any’j citizens of tho United States are the nert who, when he rings a residence to make it navigable. The associa­ they wore subject to ita power. he seized'the occasion to make a roj. individual, and our welfare is more People for whom this taw was really door bell, introduces himself to the tion should rut £Ut the talk and get The next change como In the elev­ age to Canadn by the Vny of New dependent on cattle and crops than . enacted. The claims and efforts |ady c f the house as an agent for a down to brass tacks, giving some enth century. When William the Con­ York. In transit hie nrmhecnme won* on politics. 1*1! other classes combined wotild »*il known ladies' tailoring firm. reason for. its existence. queror was engaged In establishing the Inflammation spread, nut] he be­ If anyone holds to old grudges never have succeeded in placing the <and proceeds to show- her samples, himself firmly In the British Isles, an­ came unable to leave his berth. On »rafter the seventh’ hp will simply he law on the statute hook. It is still Almost before she knows it. the One seventh of Norway's mer­ other Norman, Robert Gulacard ("the riving at New Yorlrlie was met hy Sir retarding the development of. the somewhat problematical to what an agent is busy with a tape line, tak- chant ships have been sunk by sub­ resourceful”), after conquering south­ William Van Horne, who found him la state that much. ' extent government loan aid for other jng fi,.r measurements in detail. He marines or mines in the past two ern Italy, sailed to the. Ionian sea and a very feverish and distressed suit. Let’s bury the hatchet and get out classes is justified as a part of any gets her, signature on the dotted line years-. Neutral nations are enduring captured several of the lalands. Nevertheless, ho Insisted on sccoothe plow Wednesday, November 8 . real rural credit system. for a handsome tailor made suit at the horrors of war as well as the par­ preparktory to overthrowing tho Greek panylng his friend Immediately to Mootempire. This remarkable adventurer • . . died on the Island of Cephaloala while real, where he was Induced to pvt The board must necessarily follow a ve,r>’ l°w cost, to be paid in week- ticipants. himself tn the care of a surgeon. What the mandate ‘of the law. Many i lrutM menta. The initial payment engaged In quelling a revolt, at a time preyed upon his mind roost was that DETTER FISH LAWS Among the number of laws enact­ phases of establishing, encouraging ** one dollar, which he collects, Pittsburg. Pa.: The Draddock when bo seemed to have laid the foun­ he had s number of letters to sn^wtr. this m*n *kould happen to police recently arrested James Floto, dations for a Norman empire similar ed by the 191 & legislature, that hae and shaping the system, however, ■Now "But," urged hla friend, "you eta to that which William establlahed in employ an amanuensis." ____ actually been a detriment to the are left to the discretion of the board C1H on some of the housewives in the^ "meanest man in thc_ world." people of liiis state, the law permit- J arp left to the discretion of the ,his cit>’. »'<'k the bulldog on him or ; pjoto uas gjven that sobriquet by England. “I’ve never done such a thing," Lord Following Robert Gulscard’a Inva­ Strntheona declared fmphaltcally. *It ting the denuding of our fresh water board Whenever this element; of . . . , , the police and he deserved it, acThe police are looking fer such cording to the testimony of several sion, Cepbalonla passed in turn un­ would give great offense, I assure you streams of fish is indeed pernicious, discretion exists we urge that the ai some persons who saw him throw a skillet der the suzerainty of the princess of I have always written my tetters my­ Fishing has long been one of the real interests of the farmer and citi- cro°ks all ever the south ar.d Tarentum, the five counts of Tocco, Atlantians have been stung. attractions of this state. Thousands zens should take precedent. of red hot pennies to a crowd of the republic of Venice, the ravaging self, sod I must do so now."' Now this said crook, should the children and then laughed uproari­ But after considerable argument b« of tourists visit us annually, to en­ Third: Here another phase of the corsairs of Greece and Naples, the consented to try the experiment. man of the house answer the bell joy the piscatorial sport; however farmer end of the proposition comes ously as the youngsters tried to pick Turks, the Spanlsh-Venetlan allies, "At least I must sign the letter** will sell him a suit of clothes, and Venice again, iSwnce, the Ruiso-Turk­ they don't come io seine; they are in. The farm loan hoard is charged up the coppers. was his imputation. "Put the pea be­ the crook is very likely to sell to ish allies, the FYench and the British. true sportsmen and disdain to drag with the duty arid responsibility of tween my fingers, and. nlthough It both the man of the house and>his Great Britain finally relinquished Ua out fish by the barrel, with a seine, . locating the twelve district farm if they're . ,both. „at home.. . And All Remainink 1916 Issues Free protectorate and ceded the lalanda to will perhaps be a little difficult sad only to let them rot. In the case of loan hanks. T h e ‘ object of these wife, , New su b scrib e^ for The Youth's Greece after the latter had allowed painful. I must'certainly sign the letour lakes, we are told that the sein- hanks is fundamentally to serve the f ? ,fn ** , '* j L*r' ,° r, Comapiuon.ior-1917 who send $2.00 the court of 5L James to name a tors myself." ers barrel them up, cover the top farmer by enabling him with least dollars, he" is gone.—Jacksonville now will receive free every remaining brother of the. princess of Wales os So the letters were dictated, sad with a cattish, and ship the beau- difficulty and formality—commen- Metropolis. when the sheets were bmucht to hie king of the Hellenes In 1862. weekly issue of 1916. The Com­ the Invalid begged to be left nlone t# ties to where they are marketed at -surate with safety—to secure long The chief city of Cepbalonla Is ArThe \Y. C. T. LT. will meet at the panion improves every year—new gostoll. which has an dzccllent har­ consider them nnd affix Ms signature. 25 cents per pound, out of the state, time farm loans at low interest, features, captivapting stories, side­ by the .barrel. The farmer and his interest should Baptist church Thursday afternoon splitting sketches of down-east life. bor and which la especially noted for A pen wns fastened between two of at 3 o'clock. All members urged to Us curious sea mills, operated by a his dl«engnge<] fingers and a hottl* of The legislature was careful enough in tl **1 entire administra­ If you have a gorowing family whose current of tea water flowing through Ink1placed on Ihe table. he present. t e employ a "navy" to protect the tion of the system. Yet there seems pure ideals you wish to see reflected a chasm In the rocky shore. Across When, a couple of hour* Inter, th* •oafish, where the quantity is too; *° a definite attempt on the part in their reading you cannot choose a the bay from Argostoll la the rival secretory entered, to di*]>ntch th* cae Big Harmony Team at Lyric great for comparison with that of interested parties to force the respondent, he found thnt to firry more satisfying publication for every port of Luxourl. Mr. Lane, the hustling manager of our fresh wat^r »:reams and lakes, location of these hanks away from Cyclopean and Hellenic walls arc letter I»rd Strathronn hnd added s one in it than the Youth's Com­ still standing on the eltes of the an­ postscript scrawled slowly nnd ptlibut they removed all semblance oi the airkutiufal sections where they thc Lyric. Theatre will offer the panion. can best serve the farming public' people of Sanford one of the greatest cient cities of Cranll, Pronl and Romos, fully," explaining how-and why th* protection from fresh water fish. Let us send you free the Forecast Oh. yes. the fishermen at the lakes and to locate them in financial cen- musical treats in the history of the for 1917, which descriheds in detail while a few miles beyond Argostoll writer had been forced to depart fnw are supposed to seine and fish only ters. often already in possession of ^ theatre. _Through much coaxing he the jqpd things promised Ux Com­ there rises a relic of _Vcnetlan days, Ms lifelong practice of writing Ms ~j the strongly fortified castle or SL own letters and apologizing fur dnlag has prevailed upon the JRuaaellfl la catfish—just as a fellow, quail hunt- Federal Reserve Banks. panion readers during the 52 weeks Q e o r a e . ------ — ---------- -------— -------------- IK “ • — ■ ■ ~“ ]Tiir u short engagement at his the---- ina-is-efrpecied to shoot only' rooster of the coming year. The Cephalonlans. who are mental­ "And In every case," concludes th* One Million Turkey* . attf, This loam i s -known- from quail. , New subscribers for 1917 will re­ ly alert and who are more purely narrator of the anecdote, "the post­ '‘—Dallas, Twitl,'- N5V.' 5.—The in- coast to coast, and is considered by ~ F 6 r tEe love of Mike, put tlje creasing importance of Texas is in- the theatrical world to be one of the ceive free the Companion Home Cal­ Greek than tho Inhabitants of any of script was longer than the body of th* the other lalanda of the Ionian group, letter!"—Youth’s Companion. game warden bahk on the payroll, dicated by the fact that plana a»r finest and one of the highest priced endar for 1117. have shown great Ingenuity and Indus-, * The publishers of The Companion -and make it a heavy fine to seine in now under way by the Texas Foul- in thc business. The Russclla are on try In bulMlnrterrace*Torlhe cultiva­ From Stevenson Letters. any of our streams or takes, with' try and Butter Ship per*’ Association their way to Palm ^Dcach. m .-fill a have atranged with the publishers of tion of the gfne and olive. One of T o n young person nffllctrd .with die , anything larger than a ten foot for.the.ahipping of 1,-2(M>;(MH> turkeys winter engagement at one of the McCall a* Magazine —^ the famous the chief products of the island l» a nm tent, R. L. StcTctison wrote: — minnAw sgtnp: " . olt of Texas to northern and.eastern leading hotels there and during their fashln magaxine—to offer you both peculiarly flavored currant which “I gather that your home Is de­ If something is ndt done by the markets this (all. found a reedy market In Holland. Bel­ pressing. Everyone’s homo Is depress­ trip south are.stopping off here for a publications for 1917 /or $2.10. This two at one price offer in­ gium and Germany. In addition to ing. I believe. It Is your difficult doty next legislature one of the principa In a few weeks preceding Thanks- few weeks. They have come direct > their agricultural pursuits, tho Ceph­ to mnke It leas ao." sports of the state will have been giving there arc regular "turkey from the Strand Theatre, N. Y., cludes: 1. The Youth’s Companion—52 alonlans are Interested In ship build­ entirely destroyed. In two years more trots" or "round-ups" in several of where they have been singing for A lhdy whn.hnil Iiecn n close friead ing. ailk spinning, basket making and for ninny yyara fold film that she hid of wantonneu. ■ . the interior otfices, notably Temple ten weeks. The Ruasetls will sing issues in 1917. 2. AU remaining November and the manufacture'of carpets. An odd Bedded, what her future work would Jf you rcallyebelievc in the con­ and Cuero, at which time tu rk ey .'*dl the latest, ballads and novelty lace, made of aloe, fiber, la exported. hr. He replied: servation of natural resources, stop bu the thousands are driven into,*ongs and the patrons of the Lyric December issues of the Companion Elato, also known as Monte Negro "So, nt ln-q you nrc going Into ml* free. i___________ ______________ :_______ ______ - Ttown to he dressed and shipped outj can look forward to a big musical (black mountain), which la more than s!*m work, where I think your heart 3. The Companion Home Calen­ AAAAJkA J s. mmm. a js fin carload lots. During that time treat. 6.000 feet high, gels Ua name from it!ways wax. You will like H In * 1 ♦ . the. turkey industry is the principal. dar for 1917. tho dark pine forests which clothe Us way, hut remember It In dreary loM—'--------------------* < 4. McCall's N Magazine—12 faah- slopes. feature of community activity, and * Notice Do you l:uow the story of the Atnrrii 6 n numbers in 1917. c«n tramp who \v?r* offered n meal tod ; th«. ,p ~ t.c l, i. one r t l c h ivM . t -1 „ oU h„ eb , ttiven t h . t I. Bird Acts as Angler's Guide. 5. One 15-ccnt McCall Dress Pat­ n day's wage tn chop with the hack of .tra c t, m t. d m lor th . volrlty ol M ichtd shol„ on b th . „ ol ,n y li„ Every day la "fish day" wlrh the on itx on n fallen trunk? ‘Damned If T tern—your ; choice from your first > * ♦ t .. spectate. _ associates, legal representatives and Copy of McCall’s—if you send a 2- kingfisher. He ha* renounced diet of I can go on chopping when I can't [ Yes sir, we can do it. t meat and vegetable forever. He ha* the chip* fly !* You will never w* — ' assigns will apply to the county com- cent stamp with your selection. ' several cousins In tho tropic* who en­ the chip* fly In mission work, never; Antomobile Accident ■‘ missioners of Seminole county, High?— Yes it is high. j TH E YOUTH’S COMPANION joy a meal of fnsecti now and then, Miss Julia Hodges was injured lta te of Florida, at their regular St. Paul St., Boston, Maas. • "nut what'a the use." says this bird, nnd be sure you.know.lt beforehand* near Winter Park last Sunday after- me<,tjng i„ December to-wit: On S'rw iubtcrif>tiom r te tin J at thu "of wasting time on bugs when a good- The work Is one long, dull disappoint PajK'r and printers ink noon, the car in ychich the was rid­ Monday, December 4th, A. D. 1916, meat, varied by oculc revulsion*-" sized minnow It so much more filling are just a b o u t:double the t ing being struck by a large passenger for leave to establish, a toll bridge and satisfying?" price of eight months ago, ♦ bus between Orlando and Winter ■across the St. Johns river at what is You’ll never confuse him with an­ Tack Phlloaaphy. " but we can’t help that, t Park. The collision’ threw Miss:known „ Osteen Ferry, to take the other bird, because there la no other Hodges through the wind shield cut- [place I A thing la tragic or humorous sfr and stead of said ferry, and that resembles him. Ills gray color, You know we don't make ting her badly. She was taken to said bridge to be built at this point with a wblto band scrota the breast, curding to the point of view. The the paper. the hospital at Orlando and Is* re­ on said river where the ferry now s the crest on top of hla head, make him man who alts on a tack doe* not share covering. Her brothers from this and on the Sanford and Osteen road, ISLAND OF CEPHALONIA PLAY. look like a bushy-balred music the onlookers* amusement. In fact h* However, our prices I* not only pained at bis own ■ teacher. city are with her and expect to the St. Johns river at. that point THINO OF THE POWER8. are always consistent with fortune, but he la pained because M bring her home in a few days. Then you’ll never forget his cry—* beinf approximately nine hundred good materials and work­ coarse trill like a policeman's rattler- occasioned someone else to find s dj* feet (900) wide, and the depth of the tree of pleasure In his unseemly pUfh manship. i NEW TRAINS START water being approximately from one Small Area of Land In Ionian 8 ea Has uttered Just as he's making a diva for Now It Is perfectly safe to make a fish or when he's disturbed. Mrs. i Been for Centuries a' Bhuttletock ( 1> to fifteen (15) deep. posit!Te statement In this connectionKingfisher digs a bole In the aide ot a Atlantic Coast Line Prepares for Rig In tho Gam* of International The person who witnessed the other* M ICHAEL SHOLTZ. ASK ANYBODY rlvqr honk to lay her eggs In. Winter Rush of Travel Diplomacy. Tue»-23-4tc Fishermen say that wherever the unfortunate encounter with the tsc* The Atlantic Coast Lipe resumed kingfisher la there are fish, ao he act* never deliberately nits on the Th* reported occupation of Cepha- as a guide for anglers. tack himself; In facL he 1* psrtlf* the Tampa Spetia! trkin service, the larly cautious about sitting down aW? Fire losses in the metropolitan dis­ lonls by French and British forces, first trains going over the road yes­ terday and stopped here at 12:38. trict of Ned York City are now less for strategic purposes, marks another “ O N E 'O F THE OLDEN TIME” where soon thereafter without 1*** lug for a tack. , The- new train consisted of three than $6,000,000 a year, for which cycle In the strange history of this » « coaches and two parlor cars and was the insurance companies collect in laland In the Ionian sea, which has Lard. Btrathcona a Gentleman Who - Nor Is tht» »n indictment of ta«—~ played,the ruin of shuttlecock In Inter­ Tacks serve a very real and u*na, a train do luxe....The trains are premiknjft,,$3^,000,000 a year. It national diplomacy for more .than 1,Hardly Fitted Into th* Present purpose In this world, but they h* known a* Noo. 91 and 92and arrived would be Interesting to know what 000 years. It* unique story la told In Busy Age. . their place, which Is not In ,(K* here southbound at 12:38 and north the business men of a town the aiae the following bulletin issued by th* pho n e i u HT* where they may be sat upon.--'' It wbb characteristic of Lord Rtratb- Ham C. Leogel In the fIoft»°n bound at 4, giving Sanford one of of Cocoa pay for their insurance, National Geographic aoclaty: the best schedules of any interior and how the premiums ^compare With an area about three UP8* *■ cona that h« adhered alt hla Ufa to. tine. I. mt t k . P m u n n at S a a h rd . h u U . P E O P L E S B A N K OF S A N F O R D SANFORD, FLORIDA if [IS hi 1 j) | P rin tin g UNDER MANY FUGS The i Herald Printing Co. ! Office Supply Dept* *. * - �THE SANFORD HERALD w'oewbfT 7, 1*1j_ .................... ... IN AND ABOUT THE CITY j Scoggan will give silver tea for Mu­ sic Department, piano fund. Friday, Nov. 10 — Mrs. Eugene Roumillut wlll'cnteftain with a bridge pnrty 'for .Mrs. Wm. Chas. HM! at tho* Woman’s Club. Saturday afternoon, Nov. IT— -■ Mrs. (S. F. Smith gives a benefit muxirale ami silver tea at her home on Oak avenue. Shower and afternoon tea ut the rest morn in the Welborne block. PEOPLE AND EVENTS to Tampa, having moSgircd down from New York on their wedding trip. PAGE FIVE ■-I." . l . MILLINERY Order Work a Specialty. '. Satisfaction Guaranteed. MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMS (Continued from Pago 3) Mrs. Bcrnreuter has returned to and a little ghoUiet so well d is­ Ullle H*PP*n^n88 Mention Perry, after a pleasant visit With guised thpt no one recognised Idm of M»Uer« Irt Brief— ht*r cousin, Miss Martha Fox. os Walter Carter; a cunning little Personal Items of Varna Yama girl. Dutch lads and Interest , Miss Helen Howland, came over lassies and a colonial dame of high from Orlando to spend th e.week end degree. 'Empires, Kingdoms and with her famjjy. ' SllBBury of Ibe Floating Small \ \ RcpubUcs were well represented in • Talk* Succinctly Arranged for that motley crowd of masqueraders. 10G East First Street Next to McCullers Mr. and Mrs D. G. Wagner. A group of older boys nod.girls re­ jlurrlccUIti “ “ " 'I Misses Maud Alice and Ada Wagner s m t» • • *♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I ceiving as ghosts were Misses Elean­ were among those coming from KiaThe Elopemtnt of Ellen or Herring, Lola Hutchinson, Vera Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wager of Be- Terehun, Edmund Meisch and Cola Under the auspices of St. Agnes sjmmce on Friday to "root" for the |dt Wi*-. "have purchased the Artie Woodcock. Thesu also served re­ Guild, directed by Miss Grote hen Kissiihtireu football team. ' • and yellow bill. One traveller re­ first of the now year, when.many of Smith place on the west aide and freshments assisted by Miss Mar­ Schultz dill he given an interesting marked that there wan much to th e - state legislatures begin to as­ arrived last week to make this their garet Wight. Mrs. Emmett King has arrived please the eye In South America, but semble. Not n few fuirly satisfac­ two act drama, “ Tho. Elopement of future home. Ellen," a t’ lire Ly.rio Theatre Thufs- frym Johnson, S. C., and will make little to please the ear. The scream­ tory devices for glare elimination day, Dec. 7, thp east composed of their homo in Sanford. Big bargains In Shoes at E. H. ing parrot and rasping J'onchnn have beer! put on tho iparket nnIiirthday Parti/ society people. PrttrV Shoe Sale, 23-ltc made the ear weary for the note of have found the upproval of the of Miss . Marie Stemper entertained brilliant young Miss Maud Alice Wagner spent a mocker, bobolink or wood thrush. ficials entrusted with law enforce* For delicious hot biscuits use Juba last Saturday several of her littlo Sponsored by St. Agnes Guild, the week end in Sanford tho guest coached by Miss Schultz and on the Cnripe butter is extracted from merit in several states. UnfortunSelf Rising Flour—At all grocers. friends at the home of her parents of Miss Eleanor Roberts. stage of the popular Lyric, it is safe 6-tf tho oil bird. nntely on many cats, the devices on First street in honor of her . It iH said .that superstitions of not only eliminate the glare, but Hon. D. L. Thrasher of Tampa 12th birthday. There were about to predict a great success. Mr. Marcus Fngg passed through South America carried cactus leaves smother tho light to such an. extent i _ H here tqday shaking hands with thirty-five little folks and they all the city to Sorrento todny and will io u to ward off weariness. Cactus that the road ia not sufficiently il­ Sufrsrri p/fon -Dance hU many friends. Mr. Thrasher is enjoyed themselves very much in be the guest pf Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry- family, said to he distinctly Amer­ luminated. The weekly subscription dance Fishing games and fortune now located in Tampa where ho is games. Wight tomorrow. . , . given by the boys nnd the younger ican, no species being indigenhous to dutrict agent of the Equitable As- telling but tho funniest of all was an “ Equally important, in my opin­ an apple feature, aR trying to get society sol at the Woman’s Club nrir the old world. Green and yellow ion, in rcdicing neddents to a mini­ juranca Co. A surprise awaited ^ho teachers flowers prevail on this plant. most enjoyable and well attended. mum is the control of the careless U»e Juba Self Rising Flour for a bite.while it wits floating. About Lately a stringed orchestra furnishes and pupils at the Grammar School four-o’clock they were all seated out Cocoa was called food of the pedestrian, who must be required to delicious hot Biscuits—At all groin tho yard when they were all the dunce music and the young yesterday when Miss Myrtle Con­ gods.' Tho cocou tree is similar to exercise due care and caption on the 6-tf cers. treated to ice cream, cakes, candy people are chaperoned by Mrs. rad, one of the Fifth Grade teachers our rherry tree. streets and highways and must cross * For delicious hot biscuits use Juba and peanuts. After which all left Allan Jones. _______ announced1 that she was mnrricd on The region of palms lies between at the properly designator) crossings. Sunday at Glenwood to Mr. Francis Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. for their homes wishing. Miss Marie I realize the opposition which this Formal Opening of Reel Room , 6-tf N. Miller of DeLand. The bride is tho equutor and the tropic, ’ ll is idea will meet in some quarters, but • many happy returns. Murie was On Saturday • afternoon at three also a resident of DeLand but has known that 2500 species native To Remember the Big Shoe Salq at the recipient of a large number of o’clock there will be a formal open­ been teaching in Sanford this season. the tropics tower to an incredible its adoption is inevitable nnd will E, H. Peters’, only lasts nine more beautiful presents. prevail despite the first outburst of height. ing of .the rest room in the Court Mrs. P. J. Coates assisted Mm. House block, that is helng conduct­ The ceremony was performed in the days. . 23-ltc We Then on lofty A ndean Mt. ’under ,Wv . “re for aaMy Baked beans and brown bread at Stemper in serving the refreshments. ed under the auspices of the Wom­ presence of n few intimate friends the equator there are a host of th« pedc-stnan must assume and relatives of the bride and ioni« of • the inconvenience in our the rest room cooked food solo on an’s Club. The rest room will bo a groom. apeejes belonging to Arctic and tem­ progress toward the maskingof ideal Saturday* specific, wnfk of the department-this \ / Fit* Hundred Party perate Europe. This would seem to Mrs. Miller will retain her posi­ traffic regulation." Mrs. George B; Dlcklhson and her year and every effort will bo-made sooner prove different creations at Use Juba Self Rising Flout for tion in the school until a substitute the same species than an evolution delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro- daughter,. Mrs. Sloan entertained to make it a success. ■ Under the NORTHERN CELERY CROP with four tables of Five Hundred on capable management of Madame is found to tuko her place, after from One. But Darwin and others 6-tf cm. which she will reside in Del,and. Thursday evening in honor of Jdiss Harriet Ilanguhook, tho comfortj have read the writings on the walls For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Nash of the Grammar School facul­ aide,’cozy room will be an attractive of the time and translated them and Short Crop on Account of (lad Sdl Rising Flour—At all grocers. Mrs. Charles Vermilion from WeWeather ty. Miss Peaehea Loftier and Mr. resting place for the weary. T h e ' tlie reading is wonderful indeed. • 6-tf kiwa spent the day ’ with Mrs. general public arc cordially invited [ Rnymond Key making highest Evidences of changing climates in N. Y., Nov. 3 . - -The Don't forget the Big Shoe Sale ut scores were presented with silk to make use of the room and pass on Coates Monday. all parts o f ’the world, as northern Western New York celery crop is E. H. Peters’ now going on. 23-lc Mrs. Ericson and sister, Mrs. climate moved southward he argues sholt this year and the quality is hosiery while to Miss Nash and Mr. the good jfews that such a place Delicious home made dainties for Robert Greene were given little tor­ exists in Sanford. In connection Mundican Jrom Upsala spent the it would push life forms—before it •poorer than usual. Prices are high, sale at the rest room on Satlrday. with the opining there will bo a day with Mr*. Coates at her home and afterward it would again recede, especially for tho best stock, which toise for being "slow in the ruce % * _ leaving northern species wherever is held at $3 to $3.50 per crate. £has. Fodder has arrived In the The evening's (Measures were much "shower" for the equipment of tho on Second street. they could retain a hold. Similarity Growers have made some sales at city and will look after tho shipping enjoyed by the young people. Quan­ room and all articles that can he of fossilifcrous forms Darwin traces $2,50 to $3,, hut there is a disposi­ of winter vegetables. He will be with tities of yellow cosmos prettily ndorn used, such, as linens, dishes, cutlery and odd pieces of furniture will be to the newer Pliocene Period when tion to hold for higher prices. In. the F. F. Dutton Co., and his many ►ed the rooms. WOMAN’S CLUB i gratefully accepted. Should anyone there was reason to believe that tho qulries for the holiday trade are just friends are glad to aeo him back desire to contribute something too climate was warmer than at „ the j beginning to come in. nnd inside of a(iin in Sanford. H’rsfcyan Truth Seeker* The Literature Department open­ present day. Hence organisms lived lwo weeks dealers expect quite a large to carry, if notified, Mrs. W. P. The regular business meeting of Shipment of Georgette Crppc just Carter, phone 23, will send for it. ed its club year with first literary under Polar circle, with more favor­ movement (6r Thanksgiving. received. Also flno lino of Ladies' the Wesley Truth Seekers was held There will also he a cooked food meeting October 11 t*h. able climate for immigration, the Skirts. New goods arriving every on Tuesday with Mrs. D. A. Kelly, sale of home made delicacies. An The short crop this season was temporal production became iden­ Quoting from Agamemon, "Learn­ hostess of the class. The Truth Seek­ dsy at Kanner’s. . 23-ltc caused by unfavorable growing con­ exchange will bo a feature of tho ing is ever in tho freshness of its tical in the old and new world where ers Is tho class of Mrs. F. E. Stelnditions. Heavy rains and floods In rest room where orders will be taken youth"—South America being chose they migrated south were complete-' For delicious hot biscuits use Juba meycr, composed of tho mothers of • Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. fpr fjvncy work, flowers, cooked study for Department’s work. Mrs. ly cut off from each other and min-*lhc "*,nnK- fo,,owod ^ a t!ry the Methodist Sunday school. The ^ e summer and early frosts in foods and salads. The membership Philips, Chairman of Literature De­ gled with other native Americans. 6-ff new officers* took charge of the Fossil remains of sabre toothed the fall, worked havqc with the crop Use Juba Self Rising Flour for peeling, Mrs. P. M. Elder presiding. fee will be twenty-five cents only. partment yearned to sur tho mem­ Already there are many attractis’e bers on by her enthusiasm, as her tigers and enormous lions/ strange In the leading districts. In the Arkdelicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ In a gracious, informal talk* the and wonderful creatures as we go port section, which is a large celery articles on. sale, especially a pretty well selected quotation showed. cers. 6-tf new president outlined tho class fine of Christmas novelties. —— f south and the sea separates the con­ district the shortage is particularly - Remember the rest room "shower” work for the coming year, which "My message, if I may bring you* pronounced. In the Sodus and Wilon Saturday afternoon. Lunches will be served duily, ‘a will be'an appeal to our enthusiasm tinent life differs. was enthusiastically received by the 1li unison districts very much tho There are 550 species of the but­ same conditions prevailed during quiet, comfortable resting place to do our own work because wo love Use Juba Self Rising Flour for members present. where shoppers and travellers will to do it, to keep out eyes open, our terfly. There nre only 66 in the the growing season, but the arrenge delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ Other ortlccrs arc Mrs. L. P. Ha­ be aide to get a light lunch or cup of hearts warm, our pulses swift as we British Isles. Notable nddition to was larger and the output proved cers. fl-tf gan, vice president; secretary, Mrs tea for a moderate’sum. move on through opr year’s work the Fauna is the turkey. Fifty-six larger than in the Arl(>ort region. Cakes, pies and salads for your Mason; treasdrer, Mrs. Thomas The club women of Sanford are and to make of our club life a recre­ species of monkeys are to be found Still leading Waynes county growers ’ Sunday dinner at the rest room. Adams; and chairman of the the • ( ation and a pleasure, not a burden. in Soutfi Americn. report not more yhnn 50 per cent of Use Juba Self Rising Flour for devotional committee, Mrs. W. S. earnestly requested to show an in­ a crop, with the stalks smaller than terest in -this important feature of A map study was conducted by It is interesting to read of Tapir delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ Thornton. normal. .■ the club work by their attendance Mrs, Kelly, who proved herself a which lives in South America. Ac­ cers. . 6-tf At tho close of the business period and donations for the shower, and most competent teacher,'especially J. W. Barnes, tho popular repre­ n delightful, social hour was enjoyed nil towns women are cordially in­ so in technically drawing of map. cording to Roosevelt it is a very Yllght This Way sentative of Holden & Co., who has with the hostess. An animal con- vited to be present a t the opening No excuses were accepted. Each Jiu archaic type-of—trooped “ quadruped and from some such ancestral typo If you are in need of a good been making Sanford his horns In U st in which each one present was and take an. active parL in a work pi!, so to speak was compelled to do Sweater at a moderate price, Gent - the winter Tor many winters is back bunded a slip of paper on'which was that is for the benefit of tho com­ her part, tho naming and placing of the modern horse has evolved. Furnishings, Ladies’ Ready to Wear, again and his many friends are glad tho name of an animal to be drawn a capital, locating a river, etc. ’ • • V Tea Room Op<*ni Men’s and Ladies’ Hats. Shoes to see him. Mrs. Barnes ia at pres­ together with a pencil and blank pa­ munity. Geographies were in cvidoncc t-houghThe ladies of the Congregational, Madame Harriet will open a Tea specislty. 3-in-l Storfe. 23-16c___ ent in Penaacola visiting her mother per for tho artist Competition with out and proved helpful, and . in some , Room and Beauty__Parlor—ia—the but will be -here in a few weeks, instructions not to place tho anl- church will hold a cooked food salo jdementa ahould—have b“ tt' Xourtlfouse''block next to tho Sent* much to tile gratification of her San- mal’a name upon it. These were- af- at TVwin.- A Giles store *11 'day Sli- XttaeL Well Known Singers Hero given. Thus some needed to remain inole Bank on Wednesday of this "uFday. Good things on sale. _Jgtd friends, — --------—— ti-rward displayed upon the wall and The RuueQs, known from cotit t o . * -- - — r after school and refresh absent mem­ week. 23-tfc Mrs. Alrornsthy and For delicious hot biscuits use Juba "guessed." coast as one of tho grjateit singing ories. • * Crrtifan jlfustc Club , Mrs. Telford tied. In presenting tho Seif Risiifg Flour—At all grocers. teams before the public today reg­ The regular bi-monthly program Mrs. Key was called upon to give prize, which was carefully wrapped .GLARING HEADLIGHTS 6 -tf istered ut the HotoJ Carnes for a of the becHian Music Club, will be rivers andjungles, saying as she Jean Maxwell, the little daughter in tissue paper Mrs. Kelly stated given at the studio of Mrs. Munson took us in fancy through tropical short visit. They aro on tho way «f Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Maxwell wsi that tho package contained an arti­ at three o’clock Saturday afternoon, country wo would soon be aide to Association Will Take Up Matter south to fill a winter engagement at .•operated upon for appendicitis on cle "no longer 1fashionable but still parents and friends of the young With Legislatures ono of-the Palm Beach hotels and it smell, taste and feel brilliant green. Saturday and Is recovering rapidly. qqite useful, owing to times being faombers are cordially invited to at­ Mrs. Washington, .D. C., Nov. 4.—“ It s rumored that they may let San­ J. W. Dickins gave so well Drs. Stevens, Fdleston and Neal hard and the cost of living so high” Forests and Deserts. Mrs. J. N. is safe to say that the practlcul solu­ ford people hear them at one of performed the operation in tho nnd when opened it proved to bo a tend; Whitncr “ Earthquakes and Volca­ tion of the headlight problem is near theaters here. fair representation of a porcupine Stevens operating room. Suceeatful Conteitant in .SVimnting noes” was woll recited, a pupil who at hand judging' from the findings of lor delicious hot biscuits use Jubn | made of an Irish potato and tooth­ Dry Goads Specials Match had learned her lesson well and can\e the Committee of tho Society of Au­ picks—In fact, a toothpick holder. tomobile Engineers, which has had Self Rising Flour—At oil grocers. At tho annual regatta of Rollins near encroaching on other schooiurs Tho Yowell-Speer Company have There was a decided tendency to re­ the subject in hand for some time nauguruted a system of Special - 6-tf College yesterday afternoon at Win­ territory. vert to the days of childhood and past." F- F. Dutton hajj returned from a givo a name to one's artistic ef­ ter Park Miss Sarah Wight of this Daily Sales beginning with this week. Mrs. C. C. Woodruff "Climate and This is the belief of President II. business trip to New York. • It hna keen the experience of depart­ city won in the fifty yard swimming Antarctic Currents" showed a good forts. At the conclusion of tho M. Rowe, of the American Automoment stores in the cities that nothmatch for girls, being the smallest Pse Juba Self Rising Flour for drawing dainty refreshments- were lesson well prepared. and youngest competitor entered. The Fauna'and Flora of South' **»«• Association, a committee from ng stimulates business like the ad­ delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro- served. The little indy was entered from tho America" was splendid, a master-] which organization attended tho vertised Special Hour Sales and we - * 6-tf Si * "■* _ music department of Rollins College, piece, given by Miss Farnsworth. V ectrical equipment session of the are glad indeed that this enterprising My little fox terrier puppy, six Social Calendar in which she is a violin pupil. W’e have all read and wondered at recent* - standards committee meet firm has taken this matter up. weeks old, strayed. White with one This afternoon— ing of tho automobile engineers, held Elsewhere in this* issue will be Friends of Miss Sarah are very htyk spor on left eye and left ear Daughters of Wesley shower for proud of her success for her compot- peculiarities of organic life in South in Washington, D. C., nt the U. S. found tho announcement for this America. Tho tropical jungle, tho Albert Connelly, Jr. Miss Saidcc Williams. week. Tho Yowell-Speer Company itora were girls much older than magnificent orchids, the pecullsr an; Bureau of Standards. Mr*. A. P. Connelly entertains the "Reports from A. A. A. clubs expect to announce in each issue of Sarah.' imal and'insect lifo are to us as far Your Opportunity Book Circle. throughout the c.ountry indihite The Herald th e 'choice’bargains that miliar as fables, yet few of us realize Raving purchased tho M. Frank Wednesday, Nov. 8.— drastic legislation action in several they have to offer. Watch for them. to what extent we have drawn on Pertonal Mention Jtock we are able to givo you special Literature Department faceting ut states unless some concrete solution Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher of New this continent for our present knowl­ deduced prices in Men’s and Boys’ Woman’s Club. was put forward by the motor car edge of biological science. Miller Gels Appointment London, Conn., arc recent arrival* • U|t \ Pants, Shoes and Hats. Thursday afternoon, Nov.9: — owners," says President Rowe, "and We might almost say that the the­ F. L. Miller of this city has r ^ who expect to reside in Sanford. M L. L. TAYLOR, Mrs. B. F. Smith will bo hostess this caused oUr legislative board ory of evolution with its attending re­ ceived notice that he has been ap­ n e*t door to the 3-in-l Store- to tho Every Week Bridge Club. chairman to call upon the Society of pointed on the executive committee lation to biology, anthropology, 23- ltc Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Fox have re­ ’ Mrs. Frank Woodruff and Mrs. turned from Virginia where the psychology, history, language and Automobile Engineers to give the of the National Embaimers and oven Teligion was a thought born in headlight problom the right of way Funeral Directors’ Association. summer was spent. over other questions upon which it the jungles of Sougth America. This is an honor that comes to The gifu of The Fauna and Flora is at work. Chairman Yellott will few men in this profession and is Mrs. Carl Yelaer and children, after a visit of several weeks among of South America to the world In tho draft a model bill as soon as the [en one of which Mr. Miller may feel friends in Sanford have returned to last analysis have been more valu­ gineers complete their report and the justly proud. He has always been able than gifts of the mine*, for measure will than be available for very active in the work of tho state Orlando. LYRIC THEATRE introduction in the states which are and national associations of his pro­ which site is famous. ( Bird life of South America range threatened with undigested regula­ fession, haying,i>een elected sccretsr Mra. W. R. Anno left on Satur­ * r ‘1 of the state association (or several from tho maccaws, green parrots tion;' / day to spend the winter In Jackson­ "The automobile manufacturer* successive -yean. ville with her daughter, Mrs.* Julian and cuckoos down to brilliant green and chestnut Kingfisher. All seem have put the situation up' to the Carpenter. . ' J to rival each other In gorgeous color lamp maker*.who, through their' Optimistic Thought Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hanraban of ing! Foncon is a recluse noted for soclation are cooperating with the Every light has tta shadow and ev­ Watertown. N- Y., are gupsts of ungainly forms and grotesque comic society, which Is so near a solution ery shadow bath, a succeeding morn­ Mra. Deana Turner, while en route attitude. Has blsck and green body that a report !■ promised-before the ing. m I ■ t h e q u a l it y s h o p * Special Prices on Children’s ■ T - 7 - Hats all this week | B| | M S . L D. PEARSON, Mgr- . MRS. A. 0. PARRISH, Asst. ’ i • . ■ u S t* •* . „ •J �November 7( j ,l4' THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO bound minister of the gospel who thinks a man m ust bo saved through his church but he grants that salva­ tion can he gained through rfny church if the man has been .convict­ ed of sin and is willing to come to B U D G E T O F O P IN IO N “ J U S T B E T W E E N God and the only way to keep Y O U A N D M E .” And this erudite, unshaven man was steadfast as a Christian la to join some church and hold up the Chris­ like the pqet's raven. For his speeches little meaning, tian • faith by our own individual ef­ forts and while there may be some little relevancy bore, , _ . . in all. And except when he was napping, h a , backsliders , , , and . . hypocrite# , ............... ....___________churches the beat men in every city A CHIEL'IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. was always Lapping, tapping, ami every country are the membetf Waa industriously rapping -Woodrow MHE’LL PRENT 'EM ”— SO SAYS SAUNTERER. of the churches. The Baptist church Wilson o'er and o’er, iD oooooooaooooaaoaooD oaooooooooooaoooooooooooooo Just like Taft and trusty Teddy, and the pastor who obtafned the.serr who are something of a bore. vices of Dr. Owens and the peoplecf, ber.pushed his way up to the Hughes Havin' Hanford are fortujagtJLin. having* such Merely knocking, nothing mo^e. fore, I ( was in a campaign dreary, Hughes a man in our midst for ten days. I t ,■!, sat thinking weak and weary Eagerly he sought to borrow one like his broad-minded views;-I like live Issue for the morrow And he thus Went on beguiling alL Over many a quaint and curious his words of wisdom, 1 like his Fur the stand pats, hut hi* sorrow T ’ the voters who were smiling issue of rejected lore;. i gentle manner th at more nehrly keener grexy ^as more and more At the wisdom of this Justice who And he wished to (ill that chasm in *foIlows the teachings of Christ when He beheld the barren larder, where o'er Dlackstone used to pore. his dome with protoplasm. he was on earth, I like his broad was kept the stand pat store, And they said he spoke mosj Sweet­ Or some substance that would yield minded views on Christianity that ly, side stepped issues, too, r him good ideas, one or more— Darren now forever more. weaves a mantle Urge enough to most neatly, Good enough to catch the voters who embrace all churches, I like hia Par­ • would open up the door, And the voters all were waiting, And kept silence most discreetly— thian shota straight from the shoulOf the White House, nothing more. wond'ring when the hesitating and he silenred Theodore *der that, hit the devil every time . . . *- Candid candidate would tell them On the issues of the Hyphens, those and best of all 1 like him because he He had cause to well remember lack something never heard before. T. R. was wont to score— is a real man whose life has been a of issues that September But the only words there spoken that * And they •wonder evormortv living example of what the true fol­ would give a single token ^ —Frank M. Padden. When each stand pat party momlower of Christ should be. The • • • * church members of Sanford should * In riding over the brick roads hear Dr. Owens because to hear hirtx *, . built of dun lug vitrified brick and will strengthen your Christianity, grouted with cerhent it occurs to me and those who are not church mem­ if the city would build the future bers should hear him because if they brick streets in this manner there j do hear him they will affiliate with would never be any- trouble about i some church at, unde. the lasting qualities. I mean in the, city the nine foot streets th at hav'e • Helen Worthingtoit calls’ atten­ i » ,____n ev er' been proved up. The nine tion to the,woman who is always Successors to foot streets with the wood curb have making excuses, the woman who we nothing to hold them and they are- have all seen and who should be bound to go to pieces but the brick 1set right. with the cement grouting would;, j\re you one of those .women who stay there forever. In the city llra-jarc alwav# making excuses? its wherever the brick street* “have a , Th,Tl. are- some you . know who regular granite curl* they are lasting.' nrr ,.vrr a^ing one ' to overlook well. Of course they are rough in something. ; places on account of the constant taking up and puttjr.g dawn caused! They make excuse* for this, that by the telephone, gas, water and and the other thing—even the most other connections crossing the trivial matters. Some there are who almost apol­ streets. It reminds me of the poem ogize for living. as follows: , , One woman whom I know has They took a little gravel. A nd! acquired the habit of asking toler­ took a little tar. With various ingre­ ance so excessively th a t it actually dients imported from afar: They bores one to enter her home. hammered it, and rolled it. And Her house is always in order. It when they went away, They said would be difficult to find a speck of they had a pavement To last fo r 1duM or work anywhere. n an> a day. She invariably has her work done They,usyme with sticks and smote up in apple pie order, in the proper it, Tas.wy a water main. And then time. ****** they, called the workmen To put i t 1 But the tnoment you enter her hack again. To lay u railway cable Jiouse she will commence saying They took it up onee more And then something after this style: "Excuse they put it back again Just where it my appearance, I usually gyt my 1was before. dress changed earlier, but today I . We will sell a good soft finish Bleached They took it up for conduijs To was delayed." I run the telephone. And then-they Sheeting, the 15c kind, 10-yards fpr Or if you will drop in during the put it b a c k 'again As hard as any morning she will explain almost stone. They tore it up for wires To before you get inside the door: feed the ‘leetric light. And then they “ Please excuse the looks of my house 10 Yards to a customer and for 30 min­ put it back again. Which was no b u t—" '! more than right. utes only. N*o phone orders or C.O.D.'s At meal times she always has some Oh, the pavement full of furrow*' apology to offer (or the mpnu or the fillet!. ' There are patches everywhere; You'd table appointments — though both like to ride upon it, But it's seldom are ever ail that could be desired. that you dare. It's a very handsome When she starts out on pleasure pavement, A credit lo the town. bent she begins about her elothes. They're always digging it up Ur Her excuses are profuse about every­ S-yards lust 15c and ISc Percales, li^ht puttin' of it down. thing she . wears. ar.d dark colors t8 yards gnly to a cus­ i . She literally tires you out with w In these days of turmoil and her excuses. Her life seems lo bty tomer trouble and dissensions *» w.-n« a n,, big PXPIU£ Yne. \ et'ahe reala feeling of relief that I seated my? \y has nothing in the world sho needs self in the auditorium of the P a p \ ta odxr ajxdogies for.----2-72x90. full size fStnmltss Bleached • t» t- rhurrh^SQh<Tay“ afternoon pro- j _ o One scarcely ever notices whether pared to hear a lecture to men and Sheets, the $1.00 kifui 2 the limit a houss is dusty or out of order— boys by Dr. Owens of Tennessee who is holding a revival s.-rvice hero until attention is called to tho fact by the hostess. this week. The auditorium is a mest True hospitality ,jn nff»ring th a trestful place, the oak trees thaLAur* ever one has with a hearty good —Troiir.‘d " if almost coming up to the will—minus the excuses! -Tabk’tivO. 1—Wfrol Goods airshades and second story windqws,-their branches And why spend the few* minutes a • giving a delightful coolness to the kinds, worth to 75o. It’s worth coming visitor d a y remain in the homp ; room and keep out the refulgent apologizing for -the contents? earlv, for this week rays of the afternoon sun and every­ There are so many interesting thing in the room . is conducive to things to talk about it seems s t r a f e . peace and contentment and one that the housewife should cocupy >feels as did the worshipers of old Table No. 2—Wool Goods, New Shades, all her time in such a foolish manner i when they taught God's word in the —especially when it Is usually* un­ New Weaves, worth from 75c to $1.50, I woods among the ancient oaks and called for. this week with the canopy of heaven for their Lend distinction to ybur clothes by covering. The service•’ was one to my liking, being * songs that all the manner In which you wear them could sing and the earnestness of —then even tne poorest garments Table No. 3—Wool Goods, a beautiful those present impressed me ev'en be­ will 'have an air mil their own. Make your guest so comfortable fore the Doctor began his lecture. I showing—all the good choice • shades, and happy that she will be oblivi­ say lecture because jt savored more worth from j?l.50 to $2.50. This week of a lecture than the ordinary ser- ous to her surroundings—then there onlv 1mon and yet the word lecture docs will bo no need to make excuses. not fit for Dr. Owens has a way of * Do your level best in whatever (getting so near to his audience that you attem p t—and it will be unnec­ he assumes a closer relationship even essary to ask anyone's pardon. Don’t become an “excuse me" than the lecturer or the pastor. sort of person. Would that 1 had the time and space It doesn't pay! to give his exact words and his plea to the men. Couched in beautiful language that went straig h t’to the Draught a Sample With Her. heart. Dr. Owens gave tjiq,,rnep. The tobacconist watched her out­ something \o think about and while. side bis shop window. For fully half , m U * did 1not make a personal appeal to an boar she stood there paring 'any individual or single out a par­ through tho panes. Then she catne ‘SI . ticular person, or call (or thfc sinners In. She fumbled and fussed, and at to come to the mourners' bench, hi^ length brought forth a llttlo packet meeting was productive of much j , This she carefully undid till, finally, good and sowed seeds of righteous­ a small stub end came to view. The ness and the Christian spirit that tobacconist raised hla eyebrows In­ will linger long after he has made quiringly. . . . ... “Good afternoon," said the ♦ ♦ ♦ see his departure. One point ?*** . .; , . . . that he \ ly for Inspection. *"I|ere Is*“d a remnant brought out that fpjMBtod.U boa of * * r hh*b**n , was this thought, "T he Christian Have you anything to match ttr* , churches should bring a greater em­ phasis upon the many good things ___ W cwtd'a C onsum ption oFM eaL ~ “ , they hava io common than upon the Mankind at largo uaeo in the neigh­ •1difference* of rebgion.” In other borhood of 47,000,000,000 pounds of words Dr. Owens is not a hide meat a year. C U R B S T O N E G L E A N IN G S Of hi# thoughts was doily croakin’ of the words sold o'er and o’er, (Those few words, aa if hla soul In those few words he did -out­ pour) , ' “Nix on Wilson," nothing more. EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT Yowell-Speer Co. YOW ELL&CO. Read these Specials and then visit our store at the hour named and take a<l-' vantage of these wonder­ ful bargains. Extra Specials for This Week Wednesday and Thursday 9:30 A. M. 79c Wednesday and Thursday at 3:30 P. M. lit 7 5 c Each |A!1-The-Week Specials . SPIDERS WORK FOR LIVING Insects Aleo Seem to Find It Conven­ ient to Go on 8 trikee When Occaeion Demands. _ • - ,** * Spiders probably are tho most indisposable workmen In one of the largest surveying Instrument fac­ tories. It le their duty to spin tho delicate thread which le Used for the cross balre to mark the exact cenldV of the object lens In the surveyor's telescope. Tho spiders produce during a two months' spinning season thousands of yardB of web, which Is wound upon' jnctnl frames and stored av-ay until needed." A few weeks ago a certain entfre- colony, for no apparent reaaeorr; "went on a strike. Everybody was worried until tho "forewoman” of the spiders, after patient coaxing, finally Induced them to begin spin­ ning sgaln. Spider web Is the only suitable ma­ terial yet discovered for the cross hslrs of sunroylng instruments. Al­ most Invisible as this fiber Is to the naked eye. It Is brought up In thq powerful lenses of the telescope to the slxo of a man's thumb, so that all defects, If there happened-to bo any, would be magnified to auch a degree that the web should be use­ less. Human hair has been tried, but when magnified It has the apparent dimensions of a rough-hewn lamp post Moreover, human hair Is trans­ parent, and cross hairs must he opaque. A spider “at work" dangles In tho air by its Invisible thread, tho upper end being attached to a metal wire frame whirled In tho h^mls of a girl,. Tho girl first places the spider on her hand until tjio protruding end of tho thread has become attached. When the spider attempts to leap to tho ground this.end Is quickly attached to the cenler of the whirling frame, and aa the spider pays nut thread from Its-pouch, this line is wrapped around the frame. 8 everal hundred feet of thread can be removed from a spbler at one time. Tho spiders are kept In n large room. under the supervision of three girls and a forewoman. When not spinning the llttlo workmen are placed In a largo wooden cage. Files arc th o 'chief article of diet. During tho winter months tho spider colopy usually dies, so that an entirely cow corps of workmen must bo recruited. Not every spider will do—only large, fat follows, that spin a tough, round thread, are suitable. laaoaoaoaD O oaaoooooaooooeg DR. A. DOLAN VETERINARIAN * — OFFICE----- HAND BROS. brtUitl.KS O § O 9 § a Bring In your lame ami tick horses and mules. H ue ihrn treated. Have tbeir'l ecth evantig. ed, sharp corners drrotrd dot projections cut off and <Irca)td molars extracted. O OOOOOO BCOOOO DO OtJ O O 0 0 0 0 S g TH aAOgS iM auktm s • h a ir t o n ic is sold by us on a guarantee to-brs reliable preparation for krepinj U* Laws Regulating Laundry M arks. scalp and hair in a healthy condi­ . Laundry marks vary greatly In Eu­ tion. Let us explain its merits to rope. Those used In Britain consist of certain stnall letters or figures you. Sold only by us, 50c and f 1.08 R. C. Bower. ; REGARDLESS OF WHAT OUR COMPETITORS SAY Your C R ED IT is Good AT The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. ' ^SANFORD’S HOUSE OF SERVICE SANFORD, FLORIDA Phone 8 — ^ goawwtem STORAGE EVEREAD Y NQIHMPHATING BATTERY, Watch our Windows " Each No'phone orders or C. O. :: D . orders filled on these specials. . Fully Charged Batlerief to Fit Any Car A LL M A K E S A N D TYPES REPAIRED SEM INO LE 49c I Safety First. Ho was on trial for bigamy. "What." queried the Ju lg,-. -m r ^ ducod you tc marry It wlveaF "Superstition, your honor.'- repU^ tho prisoner. "Thirteen’ you know, u considered an unlucky’number.* jj 25c j stltchod In red thread. Not ... tlnontal laundries are .<, constJL * In some parta of Franc, nn ‘ faced by having tho whole nao“ '* ' addreks of tho laundry stamped £ It. and an additional geomclrlJ 5 ■sign to Indicate tho owner In Bavaria every piece has a b y stamped on -In largo chartiS. In othor parta of Germany » •cotton Iqbal la attached by mcan“*J a hot waterproof adhesive. |n T * garl. each laundry has a iargo „ * her of stamps engraved win, and In Russia the laundrln, mark || with threads worked In arm* ,h a ^ In somo Russian towns the ‘; periodically Issue regulation,' £ 'j laundries, while in Ode,M £ ! mark* are furnished annually to iv ,j laundry proprietors, and tlmis mart! and no othora may be used »r ti7 ] system’ crinilnala and revolution*! agitators are often traced.—P htW * phla Inquirer. * k- - - Lively Place. Btrangor—What soh of ftn Ilahmont la that across Ihe way? Nattvo—Oh. that's n p|aco when drawing, music and dancingaretaarti 8 trangor—Ah—a young ladles* Inary. I suppose? Natlve-^-No; a dental college. C O U N T Y > AR A G E J ATLANTIC COAST LINE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 18TH. 1916 ITHROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY, ■LT tf K**Uaiaa CUr CWi* I* Wwafer** ■fee Car S t n k , No. 82 Lv Jacksonville------ 9:10 s. m.' Ar Svvaaaah--~—. 1:19 p.m. Ar Richmond--- ^---- 5:05 a. m. Ar Wamkiagtaa------ 8:50 a. m. i#j • Ar Baltimore J.Z___10:05 a. m. Ar Philadelphia ..........12:24 a. m. Ar New York_______ 2:40 p. m. mi T rtla BS No. M I:".:, p. m. 5:55 p. a . 9:13 a. m. 2:15 p. m. 1:50 p. m* 4.03 p. m. 6 :2 0 p . m . No- «>. 8:10 p- m. 12:55 a. m. 7:45 p- m11:50 p- ms 1:14 a. m. 3:40 s. m. 6.-00 s- m- For Infornullon or Reservation Phone or Write ATLANTIC COAST LIN E 138 W. Bay St.. Jacksonville, Fla, Phone IT * * „ , rm Hillsborough Hotel. Ttmp*. f*** «1 - Vhone 132 ' i A 25c Want AA in The Herald Y0WELL-SPEER CO. will Rent Your House For You i !;■>( ; "- v f- -isir Hr"*- �--*'• fj^BOUT PEOPLE AND EVENTS... most enjoyable. Not only are mem* hers of the church invited bub friend* of the hostess and Guild member* ure invited to enjoy the informal pleasures and help in the good A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP-TO DATE A W im all Commanutioni lie i^i, C a lm * ib ''SacWi, F.d.io,.'- or Ph..n. M n K. A. Tiitwa*. I’Kobb No M) • l m Items of Interest for the Man Saturday afternoon at three o'clock is the date and hour plan­ ned. ■ ll(ill()irt'cn Party Among the many delightful Hal­ lowe'en parties of the past week there was none more delightful, than lliat given by Mriss liertha Mnccy* at .her home on Sanford Heights.' The house was decorated with the Hallowe’en colors of black and fel­ low. Lanterns, witches, blu?k cats and goblins were grotesque, features of the attractive adornmenjf Games were enjoyed throughout the cvcn- The bcwaV-nf t h e decorations, th e lovely K0*n» of the aUendl,n.t^ tt" d ! ! - u Lph..ia«l Oi« tl,*™c° , alnhJ" *ur*ctive arrangements ^low formed a lovely color scheme ]„ the parlor where Mrs. Newman I ‘ d Mr,. Hill received and In the dioini room where refreshment* .ere served. The bell shaped flowof the yellow elder Intermingled with sprays of fern, drooped above the mouldings and outlined pictures »nd doorways in charming profusion, while the mantels and cablneU held V4J„ and baskets of the same preU ty flower. Above tho wide doors be­ tween the two rooms yellow cosmos were used effectively. The table, from which tea and coffee wero dis­ puted wai lovely with its Battenburg cover over yellow silk, encircled with graceful sprnys of 'asparagus plumoia. From the chandelier fell streamers of yellow maline caught at lh, ; -■! the table in big hows through which tho light filtered like .sunshine. Yellow shaded lights con- IHrth* Mr. and Mrs. George Davis Ilart announce* the birth of n little daugh­ ter, Saturday,. Nov. 4th. Shr will ho called Georgena May. k'eery 11Vet llridge The members of the Every Week were charmingly entertained hy Mrs, Forrest Lake on Thursday afternoon w|th Mrs. W. E. Watson making top score. She was presented .with a lovely little pitcher with hand painted bird design. Mrs. B. W. Herndon substituted for Mrs. Neal. The next hostess will lie Mrs. G. F. Smith. Silrer Tea for Guild of Holy Cross J Church Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. F. Smith on Magnolia avenue a silver tea will he given by the Guild. A delightful program of music and readings has been ar­ ranged and the affair promises to be Hallowe'en Surprise Party Miss Vera Terheun entertained on Friday evening with a children's party in honor of her mother’s birthday and ji surprise to her young brother, Dick, Jr. Thirty children, .friends and playmates of Master Dick gathered in masquer­ ade costume in honor of the occa-i slon nnd enjoyed fully the Hallow­ e’en romps and games that disting­ uished the evening’s entertainment. ‘‘Guessing the ghosts” wiis lots o( fun in which John Meisch won the prize. Another amusing game was the Witch’s Broom in which a mar­ ble had to be swept to u given point In this, little Paul O'Cbjmor disting­ uished himself or rather in sweeping a husky •football player. There were clowns galore and gruesome ghost s Continued on Page Five * • • :. Farm ers and Fruit Growers cau se. nrilliojo ,4/frrnoon Pteepnon B! ' ' of Mra. William Charles 0 . t r " r ..... Alia. R obert Newman gave a very beauS . c r n o o n reccptioruon Saturday ft r borne on W est Fourth street that was a brilliant aoclety event. rooms. ’Pink and green formed a contrasting color note in tho room where the wedding presents were displayed. Delicately tinted pink double hibiscus were combined with gm-n in an artistic arrangement with pleasing effect. Concealed in an alcove screened with flowers and greenery a stringed orchestra rendered a program of charming selection! throughout the ihours of the reception, from three to air* Favors upon the refreshment plates were tiny gilded slippers. Theh ostess, Mrs. Newman received In a beautiful frock of pink figured silk taffeta, draped over white lace and trimmed with pearl passemcnirie. • Mn. Hill, tho guest of honor was 'a gracious young figure in pink silk taffeta and silver lace. Mrs. A. E. Hill wore a handsome gown of black crepe dr chine. Mrs. E. M. Gal­ loway, a recent bride, wearing a PACE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD fl.rftnbcr . Behind the Plow M an) Potato T ro u b les C aused • D iseased Seed by Many potato diseases are trans­ mitted through the seed. Obviously ihe moat simple remctf]T'for such dis­ ease ia prove ntion by planting dis­ ease free seed. Dr. C. D. SherbakofT associate plant pathologist to fhe University of Floridn Experiment Sta­ tion mentions the following among the diseases which are carried by the seed: Mosaic, black-leg and rot, black *curf, common scab, dry rot and wilt, late blight and rot. With the exception of late blight and rot none of these diseases can be con trolled by any spraying. Only It} extreme cases can these diseases be detected on tho seed even by an expert. Consequently the grower cannot' hope to tell by ex­ amination ■whether the seed are clean. The only way to bo sure ia-to obtain-seed potatoes from Helds not infected. Such fields exist in the north. The local potato growers as­ sociation, the Experiment Station, agents of the Bureau of Plant Indus­ try, United States Department of Agriculture can -probably supply names of growers whocan furnish dlscaso free seed. • I Dr. SherbakofT recommerids that growers form an association, or net through some association already formed, to employ a man who shall inspect northern fields when the potatoes are growing and who shal recommend only seed from those fields which lie has found disease • free. Growers should purchase from such certified fields. Howover, since It is about lime to buy, growers wijl have to depend on the avail­ ability of clean seed. Next spring they can send their inspectors into the fields. Home filler, Mich -a* air slacked lime in any proportion which will givo thorough’ distribution, of thp sulfur. Going to Market Home Porker* Packing houses have decided that hogs fattened on peanuts alone are not suited to their spurposes. Honee, they advise finishing porkers on corn or sweet potatoes. The shipping season will soon lie here and if any­ body doubts that the packers are giving good advice let him ship in a i. Peanuts make soft fat kmi meat, nd packer* havo an extremity elToctiv way of discouraging shipments of such hogs. If they buy tho animuls at all they do so at a very' low price. Packers require th at tho animals recoive,somo feed which will harden their flesh before they are placed on the murket. A. P. Spencer, district agent for the University of Florida Extension Division recommends th*at fanners begin feeding corn at least forty days before shipping time. TJuj corn ration Bhould he gradually in­ creased and tho peanut gradually de­ creased until the hog take corn en­ tirely, toward the close of the finish­ ing. It is advisable that hogs bo given some corn through the entire fattening season, but many fanners have failed to do this, Hy all-mojins do not change the animals from pea­ nuts to corn suddenly, because the chnnge m a y b e disastrous. ' Sweet potatoes are accepted as fin­ ishing feed. IT a field is conveniently available the animals may he allow­ ed to gather their own potatocs.Colorado Short Denver, Colo.. Ort 27, 1:16 To The Packer: We have y'our favor of the 25th TelntLve to the Col­ orado celery crop. All of the celery here has been sold for the lost ten days at least, hut ■owing to had weather we have been unable to .get U loaded. The weather now is fine und everything will he cleaned up hy this coming Monday, provided, there is no change in the weather. We have had the most favorable season for celery ever known, with the best crop and best prices. ' Z. J. Fort Produce Co. Scab and black scurf are so com­ mon that seed enn hardly lie guarateed against them, but since the parasites which cause these diseases are carried on the surface Of seed potatoes they can be eliminated by corrosive sublimate (l part to 1000 parts of water) solution by dipping the seed in it one and one half hours. Piant potatoes immediately or spread them to dry. Scab may be treated It is advisable to use the sulfur with tion of celery this yoar THE ENTIRE BA NK RUPT SHOE STOCK OF 5348485323484853534823530202005353535323485323234848 M UST BE SOLD BY NOVEMBER 20th 115 E; FIRST ST ore Days of Thi MEN’S L A D IE S ’ AND CHILDREN’ S SHOES A N D OXFORDS High Tops, Low Quarters, Pumps and Slippers in Ail Leathers $2.50 Grade at $1.98; $3.00 Grade at $2.48; $3.50 and $4.00 Grades at $2.98 Boy's School Shoes Made To Wear MEN’S FURNISHINGS Per Pair $1.75 Men’s Dress Shoe, QQ Men’s Dress Shoes $2.98 CHILDREN’S SHOES $5.50 and $6.00 « p 4 w O $3.50 Grade, Men’s Work Shoes, all Solid Men’s Dress Shoes WHITE CANVAS Leather, $3.50 Grade $2.98; $3.48 $4.00 Grade, $4.00 Grade, $3.48; $4.50 Grade SIZES 2 TO 8 AT 50c Men’s Dress Shoe, $3.98 $3.98; $5.00 Grade <£,4 Q MISSES PUMPS AT $1.75 $4.50 and $5.00 A AT THE NEW STAND SANFORD, FLO R ID A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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T H E HEART OF TH E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T S E C T IO N SEMI-WEEKLY IN SANFORD—Life h Wo,ih Living . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y . N O V E M B E R 'VOLUME VIII FLORIDA IS IMPROVING MANY WAYS any hiovotnent for the good of their stute. Their splendid talents anil energies are contributed largely to build up the stute's ^resources On broad, constructive-lines.. No hbdy of men in the country do so »much for their .state os the press of F’loridu Broad minded liberal men that they are, they never hesitate to sacrifice their own Interests when it is for the good of the community. With such forces nt work, Florida is hound' to forge rapidly ahead.” How Florida I* forging ahead U ,„Dhically told in the October numf r o f the Real Estate Rulletin publi.hrd by the Real Estate Board of New York City, by James It. Murchy of I’alutka. president of Florida Firm* and Homes, Inc. The Bulle­ tin i> perhaps the most Influential publication u>l .its character 1n the country, an d anything which appears in it* columns has great weight with the leading real estute melt of the country* * In part. Mr. Murphay’ s utifle was as follows:. . • Florida is the greatest land of op­ portunity in the United States today for the man of industry arid initlaliv#. Jo.000,000 acres of land, only shout J per cent of which is culti­ vated. and with a population of shout *<00.000. It oilers a great M il of rheuf) land for the farmer snd homeseeker. "The average man looks upon Florida as a vast wilderness of low ’ lands ami swamp?, with no other industries than lumber, turpentine snd orange groves. Y et this year it is estimated that the corn crop of Florida will exceed by more than n million dollars the value of the .or snd gieapefruit yield. "In ’ the next-few. years Florida sill he recognized as ono of the greatest live stock states in the Union. Any one who has kept up with the trend, of events and knows the tremendous demand that the ne­ cessities of the European war have mad# upon the live stock industry of the world knows that the produc­ tion of beef and pork offers n most inviting field for profitable invest­ ment. "Florida, with its mild winters, its. natural pasturages nil the year round, its abundance of good water, snd its growing season of from 300 to 365 days n year, possesses advan­ tages for live stock ruising that no other state can equal. “ The lumber and turpentine in­ terests and other large jand owning concerns rccngniip this fact and are preparing to fence their land and p n rr can aviator who was killed last week while flying for FTance left an estate CONTEMPLATE FOOT BALL NEW BRIDGE LAST FRIDAY ON ST. JOHNS GOOD GAME of n half million. With tbzt much •• • money it was pure love of the sport that tempted young* Champun to risk his life in tho nig fighting for Brick .roads always bring other improvements nnd are. the fore­ runners of prosperity. Brick mads mean better bridges, more travel, better farm houses along the way and a general improvement through­ out the length of the toads. F’ ra nee. As soon ns tho brick roads of SemiRojo were built to the Volusia county line the ancient ferry operat­ ing ut Monroe wns discarded nnd a modern steel bridge was put .across the "St. Johns river connecting V o ­ lusia nnd Seminole counties. Michael -Shultz 'und his associates recognized the fact that the stream _of travel across llu- slat * would com* by the brick road and the bridge would pay a dividend. Although there wns some opposition ut the time to tin* bridge the people would not now go hack to tin ferry ser­ SE AB R E E ZE W AS V IC T O R I­ vice and all the attendant dangers OUS O VER SANFO RD and difficulties. BASKETBALL FAST GAME LOCALS LOSE BOYS Volusia county recently had a bonding selection that gave a hard surface road from the Osteeu ferry to New Smyrna and now’ that his road will soon he In the process of building the sam e' company that, built the I rid cent Monroe is desirous of building a steel draw-bridge at the Osteen ferry, as there will bo considerable travel at ths Oitein ferry that cuts the dutauca to tin uench considerably. In this U»u* of The Hcald application is in »;l» by Michael Sholtz' for tho permit to construct a drawbridge across -the upper St. Johns river. It would he much better for the two counties to build this bridge and operate it free, but if neither .of them feel like going to this expense they should grant the permit to a man who will huild the bridge and thus have two good bridges across the St. Johns river nnd Seminole -and Volusia will riot only have a**system of good roads but good bridges as well. By "R e d " Davis . Sanford High and the Kissimmee High Schools met lust F'riday in what was known as u football game. And to tell the score is very pleasing for the write* to tio, for tho score was 23 to 0 in favor of Kissimmee and teams may come and teams may go hut for a swell football team, und if you want to see a swell football game just take a little journey over t«> Kissimmee and there you w-ill see as good u High School team -os you will find in Sunny F'lorida. -The main trouble was the Sanford hoys tried to find out some weakftess in the KLsiinmee lii.t- up but n>> such weakness was in this well combined mncldne. The backfield of the His* Mimnoe i-liih is what we calT genu­ ine IS caret "S T U F F ." In this harkfiehl there happened to be a player by the name of Charles Hog*, ero who is by far the classiest thing seen on this gridiron in many sea­ sons und when his term expires at school you con .remember this same name. And in u larger school wher­ ever he may go his work will con­ tinue to feature ns has his work iji bygone years. Itegero made two of tin- touchdowns for his dub and his nil around work will never he for­ gotten. , As we say ognin, ho. is about the* best that has over stop­ ped In this •"rpan’s" town- ^Captain Johnson also had something0 y^ a ay in regards to this liuckfleld.' • Hi? work was nlso very noticeable from the side lines nnd is nearly the ijqual of itegero, at least his playing in this game looms him up as a worthy foe to his school mate, "D ic k " *Bullock, left half, ulso" played u sterling good game, hut for space wo could not go down the line. But in the early pun of the story is Tho Her­ ald’s opinion of thy Kissimmee foot­ ball team. Sanford displayed her usual game ns in the past, the fight­ ing spirit wen there and all that. Hut the liuckfleld in which so much confidence had been put, fell by the wayside, and no time during the' game did they Jet it bo known that The Brotherhood of St. Andrew basketball team, living up to the high compliments bestowed upon them in the past played their first gume of the season last Friday night, their opponents being the fast Sea­ breeze team from Volusia county. Although defeated- by a score of 17 to 16 it must he'said with nil fairness to the losers that a gnmer set of hoys, whether' they he baseball, foot­ ball or .any other kind of sport would you have as senppy n hunch of youngsters as the hoys who were laboring under the initials of II. S. A. Last F'riday night ut the Parish House the.locals as well as the Seabredze team’ were laboring harder than the hardest kiyd of laborers would no salary attached to their evening's work, merely playing «for the love of the sport nnd also for the hotlor that goes with victory, hut defeated by the narrow margin of one point, to each ami every player the highest tribute thut ran lie paid they are worthy of. Hut no indi­ D c n th o f M r s . G e o r g e L o v e ll vidual praise will he given for if we Mrs. George Lovell died at the praise one and not all the story 1*'*! .I*"* would he falsely written. Each and hospitul in J acksonville mi Sunday- AliEV WrrF them The wprk i.v p r y , ||i“ 111111—w »t e m l r d ~ t h e >'Xllthtr after an oper«t“ n f o r appendicitis, exceptionally good. tion last F'riday night will never These-interests that for . so forget this game.*' T h r y r a n also say Jan# lucked upon land Us merely a for twenty-five cents tho best bas­ by product have been awakened ac­ ketball I ever saw was this particu­ cording to the uses to which thoy lar game. The H. S. A. with no put it. . ' hired coach to.instruct them on the "Near Palatka a local lumber finur points of tho gamo they pul company, combined with w e s te rn t licli Lunfldunru In tlrair n ‘cf "♦*rhal ium fenced in GOO,000 acres lur Couch, Ned Chittenden and left of land on which t h e y have 5,000 it up to him und on- his shoulders head of cattle. They have 3,000 rested tho job of delivering a winner teres In rorn anti velvet beans on for Sanford, shich they will, fatten their cattle And *now .we say after seeing the for market. Aside from 'this they first gamo und the hard battle put depend entirely upon'nntura. pasture up that we aro not afraid t6 tackle for shout nine months out of the anything in the state. Tho stur year to keep the cattlo. N o shelter player for Seabreeze w ’us a young is needed, owing to1the mild winters. fellow who is khown all over Florida The Armour Company o f Chicago us the terror pf the basketball recognise the trend of events in wryld, namely Quinn Branch. This Florida and are now building at boy delivered the same brand of- hull Jacksonville a bigpacking' plant that has made him known all-over *'th capacity of 15,000 hogs a week Florida, as if not the best. Another •nd from 300-to 500 head of cattlo tough youngster the locals found on •"d a like number of sheep, the Seabreeze team was Odum play­ 'Th e tourist business is a splcn- ing Right Guard, and tho little ■d tonic In promoting the growth blonde from Volusia county playing °f the state, but it la tho army of a corking good game. The baskets ■'■corners that settlo on the farms thrown by tho locals and who throw every year thst supply the bone and them were Kanner, Hawkins and “ new for this growth. This army of Laing, the two missing links, Jones Qtneseeker* ia increasing every year and Chittenden entertaining their ■nd will show a remarkable increase men in what is known in this sport •n the next frfw years because of tl}e us Guards and about the hardest ■idispread cooperative movement position to fill on the team. Man­ n Florida to advertise the state’s ager Washburn was unable to play ■ tantagrs and to develop it* re- on account of a badly cut finger. ■Puree*. Robie Laing, tho local’a star Center A notable movement along these received an injury to his foot and me* ii the Florid* First advertising was forced to retire in favor of rop»ilnt |n which many of tho Douglass Gridin * who. fulfilled his t H , We Participating through their shoes to the best of his ability. The °*rd» of trade and other local or- following player* participated B. S •■■izationi. Funda are raised by A.: Laing Center, Hawkins Right | r**yn* » levy of ten cents per cap­ Foraward, Kanner L e ft Forward, . ch community contributing Jones Lpft Guard ‘and Chittenden ben n * towna the same Captain and Right Guard; Sea .U,om lhe advertising as tho breeze Branch Center, -and-Capraln Strother Right Forward, Greene L**t but not leqst I want to a_, Left Ponrard, Odum R ight Guard, norid11 ?*>OUt th® new,P »P er» of and Langworthy L e ft Guard. Ref­ 1 doubt if a"Y , u t « ,n *h® eree* Washburn for Sanford and Ue JiJl**. ,uch 1 progressive, plub- Coach Ramsey of Daytona. Tim e Scorer, Th»v med body of new,P *P «r men. keeper, Joe Chittenden. y *lv° 'their columns-freely- to Phillips. ‘ ‘ • NUMBER 23 7. I01G SHOLTZ A N D A SSO C IA TE ^ K ISSIM M E E COW BOYS TOO rnFAT F R U I T C O U N T R Y , M U CH FOR C E L E R Y W OULD BRID G E A T OS- t| VEGETABLES AND FA R M E R S ’ / Victor Chupmun, a young Ameri­ ‘ TEEN FE R R Y STOCK R AISIN G . tlhe live Hlqetf nr I n . . . ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS ID HE PUBLISHED • VEG ETABLE the FToritLn press in gencrul for its cooperation in, drainage mutters. Thu Jacksonville Chamber of Com ­ merce und the East Coast. Chamber of Commerce also were commended by resolution for their aid in the pro motion of druinnge. Mr. Whitner wns re-elected to serve u trhrec year term. His term recently expired* and tittge was no opposing candidate, his w?>rth to the interest* of drainage being clearly realized." Del.and Parties H e r e .... * Mr. und Mrs. K. L. Hon, Mr. und Mrs. G. L. Hord, Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Collins, Roy. C. If. F'erran a nd Carl M. Ilrokuw, all of DeLand. w ere hero on Sunday night coming over to hear Dr. Owens preach at the Baptist Temple. ,Dr. Owens was at onetime pastor of the DeLand,Baptist church and has n host of friends in that city. GOVERNOR TRAMMELL AS SENATOR ALLIES GAIN IN SM ASH OF GERMANS F IG H T IN G ON SUNDAY SHOWS A B IG A D ­ VANTAGE- London, Nov. 6.— The F'rench troops in the Somme region of F'rance and northeast of Verdun have again smashed the German lines hurd. North of the Somme, between I.cs Hoeufs nnd SnjILy Snilliscl, to the east of the luLRx. pjjkcu, and on the. St. Pierre, Vaost wood sector, important gains were made in vio­ lent fighting which proceeded throughout Sunday, according to tho F'rench otliciul communication. The attack on t|w St. Pierre Ynnit wood, which was made from three sides simultaneously, netted rhe Frecnh I three trenches on the northern slflo and the entire German positions on the southern outskirts o f the woof. To tin- north, despite the stormO I weather, the British over a front of a thousand yards captured the hills W IL L H AVE A C H A N C E TO in the neighborhood of the Butte do Wnrlencourt. LA N D IM P O R T A N T COM­ M IT T E ES Washington, N ov. 5.— Consider­ able interest is being manifested here concerning the committee assign­ ments which Governor Park T ram ­ mell will receive when he comes to Washington u little Inter on as the juniro Senator from Florida, and takes his place with Senator D. II. F’ lctcher in the Upper House of Congress. t Keeping ,up their offensive, in tho Verdun region ti»e French’ have oc­ cupied the entire village of Vaux and also the town of Damlotip, which is situated a mile to the east of Fort Vaux. Ij Violent fighting continues to mark [ the operations' in the regions south of Gorizin, where the Italians are en­ deavoring to break th o . Austrian lines und advance on Triest. Fresh gains huvo^ been made by King Vic­ The term of Senator N. P. Bryan tor FBnunucl'n men on tho Carso will expire March 4, and’ if there h plateau, south of tho Oppachiasellnan extra session, called soon there­ Castagnicvizza road, and to the after Mr. Trammell will nl oqfe he south of this region they are alter­ sworn in nnd take his plnce as n nately bombarding the Austrian po­ member of that body, if there is sitions ut Jutniano and throwing no extra session, he will assume his heavy infantry effectives against the duties at the same time hut will not town. The Vienna Wur Office says be gworn in until next December. all the. attacks nl Jamiuno, thus far, • More talk is heard of the now have broken down in front of the nssignmeiHs around the N avy De­ Austrian line, the Italians suffering partment, where the proposed navy heavy casualties. yard or navy station at Tampa is In the Transylvanian Alps tho discussed than anywhere else, though Austro Germans and Roumanians inu few days, with .the elcrtUns out still are at deadly grips, with both of the way and the various congress­ sides claiming successes nt various men returning to Washington for points. Berlin records the capture the winter, tho matter will nlso take by the Teutonic |)Uie« « f thn noaL — form at tho. Canitol. _____ _ ■ ■— tions in the Prnhovu Valley, w’hilo It is said that with the aptitude Bucharest asserts that the pursuit of , of which Mr. T r ammell ha*.fur making tlfiTTcutons in Uie~Juil Valley c o n -' r e c o i y e d Jitl i L i h i a - . n t y R o b in so n , J j o l j y _ n n i L J j l u r t d l ^ e ^ _T h_is_ _n e_w s w as receivedfriends he will he especially valuable linuos. ‘ tun'd each one of these hoys dis­ Sunday und saddened the hearts of to Tam pa just ut this time, when played a high article of ball. Mur­ There still Is no news coming from the many friends of the young couple that city Is endeavoring to secure .a rell und Holly both made some splen­ tho Dohrudju region of Houmania, both of whom had spent many navy yards, if ho can land tho posi­ did tucklcs and their work could not shedding light on tho situation there. years of tjrelr young lives here. be overlooked. The left side of tho tion ndw held by Senator Bryun as Buth-CoiwUnss- s»ul M nngnltn,-portrr*' Mrs. Lovell was the daughter of q tn u m iu ir w im m im - u n n n n v n t il>rnr,t*,tl **-*!*I* “ “ 111* 1 o » the Black Sea held by the forces M. D. Gntchol of thiO-gity. uffuirs. faces of, beautiful women-or ’ rather of the Central Powers, have again Glnriys Gutchel hud a large circle of When the present junior sonator girls, as that sounds.butter, singing been shelled by Russian warships. friends, being an earnest worker in "Sanford W ill Shine T on igh t" their from F'loridu leaves congress there In Macedonia fighting continues the church nnd popular in tho young­ popular song. But some one said will be a vaenney on this committee. along the Coma R iver-bu t no im­ er socioty circlej. She married they will have to "Shine .Tonight;"- -It is also noticed thut Senator John­ portant changes in Terrain have George Lovell here several yenr* son of Maine, already defeated for for they failed 1° "bine in this gutqc. taken pluco. ago. and they moved to Leesburg But tho sopruno voices sounded re-election, leaves this committee, as from here where Mr. Lovell had a well as O’ Gorman of Ndw York, who • Small gains for the Germans on good just tho same, especially the position with . tho railroad. Mrs. will retired in March. This makes the Russian front south of Drinsk young lady that possesses the deep Lovell was taken ill several weeks three opportunities that the new nnd in Galicia and the Carpathian bass voice. Tho following players ago and tho case being one of seri­ Florida senator has to got on this Mountains for the’ Russians aro re­ were in the lineup: Sanford— Pack-, ous aspect she was rushed to the hos­ committee nnd work for Tampa in corded in 'th e Berlin and Petrograd ard C, Mcisch L G, Meredith R G, pitul ut Jacksonville, where tho oper­ her efforts to secure the navy yard. official .communications. . ■ ation for appendicitis was performed, Smith L. G. Allan R T . Murrell L Of course there arc other places to A hereditary monarchy and a con­ but complications seemed to have E, m il I T T , Cobh R E. Lipford which Mr.- Trammell will he assign­ II. H, Green Captain and F B, Rob­ stitutional government is to ho es­ set, in and her depth was expected inson L II, Spencer Q B, Holly II F\. ed, hut (t is apparent that just at tablished, in Poland, according to n for several days. She leaves a Kissimmee— E. Bronson, C, C. Bron­ this time he can ho of most value manifesto issued af Warsaw anij . young daughter, to inourn the loss of not only to Tnmpa hut to tho entire son L G, Wilson R .G , Singletary Lublin Sunday. mother when she is needed most state of F'lorida by getting on this K T . Arnold L T . FJstes R F\ Bryan and the sympathy of a legion of committee and working for the loca­ friends goes out to the husband and L E, K eller Q II. Bullock L H, tion of the navy yard at Tam pa. Another Parking Plant Johnson Captain and R. II, Itegero father in his hdur of affliction. , Jucktonville is to add another big Tho strqng position which the F. B. packing house to its industries in the The funeral serviers occurred from F'lorida members of congress have immediate- establishment here of a tho Baptist Temple today nt ten taken here is shown by tho fact .that W H IT N E R ELECTED A G A IN branch house of Wilson & Company o’ clock, Rev. Georgo Hyman of­ . .______• Senator F'lotcher, who Has always of .Chicago, one of the biggest con­ ficiating, interment being made in Hanfprd Man Is Made M em ber of commanded good committee places cerns of its kind in the country. Lake view cemetery. will go to the .head of tho ijportant tfoard on Trustees o f Drainage Tho site of the building, occupied cotnmorce committee with the |)e^ District for yeprs by Sahel Brothers on West The following from tho Jackson­ ginning pf naxt session in December.’ Bay street, between Broad and Clay FA M O U S S E R M O N ville Metropolis Is a well doserved Added to the intluonco which he has been secured through negotia­ "T h e Significance o f the Hand compliment to Hon. J. N . Whitner already has, Senator F'lctcher will tions mado by J. J. Ahern, real csundoubtedly ho able to exercise even of this city: Shake*' At Baptist Church tste dealer. ’ • t more of it for F'loridu hereafter, as Dr. Clifford A. Owens who is con­ -"Landowners of tho upper, SL The work of rasing the old build­ ducting a scries of meetings at tho Johns Drainage DhRrirt, the largest' tho commerce committee is the river ing will begin at once, and when this Baptist Temple this week will de­ in the state, and upon which actual and harbor committee of the house. is completed tho construction of a liver his famous Chautauqua ser­ work has recently been started havd Naval officers sire -deeply interest­ modern building to cost $125,000 m o n ,'"T h e Significance of the Hand re-elected J. N . Whitner oft Sanford ed in securing for tholr committees will be commenced. The new struc­ Shako" Wednesday evening. Only os a member of tho hoard of trus­ of both the house and senate the ture will be built of stone and brick, four hundred people can be accom­ tees. Tho meeting was held at beat men to bo had and frequently of attractive design, adding much to . modated. N o dhairs will be allowed Titusville and was a attended by a inquiries are made of, tho Tribune tho section of the city In which It is in the aisles. The service begins representative number of landownora correspondent as to the ablUties of to-bo located. Four months will bo promptly at 7:30. Doors will bo of. tha district. rrv: - - — M r. Trammell. ' required to complete the plant woth open at 7 o'clock. This will ba~DT.' These officers have been told there tho employment of both day and In . addition to the reeleetion of Owens' last address. Be sure to Mr. Whitner whose Work hts always la hot the least doubt that Mr. night forces. The building will1have come. . . ■■■■■■■ ■■ ■— . * been consistent with the best inter­ Trammell would fill this assignment a frontage of 100 feet on Bay street Wm. Bryden of Beloit, WU., Is a- ests of the district, the landowners with entire satisfaction, therefore it and will extend from the atreet to visitor at the Rex Packard end H. L. adopted resoluliona thanking the is not improbable that he will suc­ the ralroad yards, a distance of Florida M etropolis in particular and ceed Senator Bryan in thia capacity. about 250 feet! Waper homes on the west side. �W o $ inoBi T ' .. > ,lll; * . - - f* -• w ’• •' HAR e v M r. H n l l H t . • ."•*> ,ri . . • * • « • - * v’ t . , ft ' ■^ the roast of England, and his char­ acterization Is said to be one of the most impressive of its kind ever seen on the screen. *• • • ’ ' • - • . % "T h e Eye of the N igh t" narrates *m . • • * • the simple story of a slave’s mis­ doing, of her struggle, for existence among the narrow minded bigots in the town nnd of her ulti mated. is covery that tips old keeper of the and other famous books by Prof. I and aided by her great, wraith is light— the only mortal who forgives to humanity. Then begi Hugh Munsterberg of Harvard Uni­ her sin and receives her into his *t— a match of minds—b versity and Boris.Sidis, Philip Lonyoung . doctor. engagcrf'ln eere is her fath er." It-w made powergan, the scenario writer, ahs desmtoped a powvrfuL story under the bettaring the conditions in tenement ^rful by the pathos of its situations title of "Saint, Devil and W om an." districts owned by the girl, and the and is agreeably relived by the in­ It has been produced by the Than- man, whose evil influence has chang* fermlttent * touches of quaint corn­ houser Company and released as ed her habits of thought. Who will edy. Pathe Gold Rooster play. At tho will? This is thc' qupstion you will | One of the valuable assets o f the Star Saturday. .. ask breathlessly up' to tha last few play is the surpassing beauty of its koine Huff at the S u r Monday Fresh from her life at convent momenta.______________________________ 'scenes. E ach -was selected with ex­ ____ *“ — -------------. ' tremc care • to depict the homely school, the strange heroine-of this C C t V pi cturesqueness of the coastal ham­ Gardening Has Msny Joys. powerful drama serves os plastic !CS. W You who havo no garden are miss­ ; \X. let in which the action of the story material for n Spaniard whp, J ;. ' , ‘ P takes place uml each lent itself read- ing one o f the keenest and most legiti­ through her father's death has he / ily to l>< .m tiiu l p h o to g ra p h y . * A m o n g mate o f the pleasures, o f life. If you come executor of the estate and aro a happy garden enthusiast, you - '* -L till' m ore \ i\ i ■1 m o i o of tin- pic. e moulds her to his hypnotic will. have, o f courso, msdo a careful study ; p >' ' Inch lot a .1 tin . i . o r i of tho seed catalogues, whoso name Gradually the saint becomes a devil. ; o il ■ o:i th e \ ill.up', t l:c V. .t- I o n , ' Is legion, and havo pictured In your ; on n .port.i1.1 to. i'll lit iii ti... p :■.: mind's jdyo tho glorious effect of a ' T h o r , ; on i ip; .r t• i !. \ M .ir- massed planting o f'th is now flower jjB E J jfc j ■ cj j" r U r a !.,. ..... W illi.i'll S In thnt little nook which tins always ' 8 H a r t '. !> .ohm : ........ ... in " T h e looked n trlflo bare: you havo perhaps Jf l j ; ’ : -p t I’m. . i I.lire." M in Wilson, it is .|r. tasted In your mind ns vividly as n physical tnsto of n moment ago, a de­ ' .• j t 'a-' -i i . i f f ! , m l .i .mp.it io ' .f. \ / performance of the role of the slavey; licious now cantaloupe or sweeter ' V». .'«^Lr S, „t;,| wPI earn new Inure's .by her sweet corn, buttery, green llmas or ' . J work. Others in the cast are T h o rn -j more delicately loathsome brusv^n sprouts^, tho very thought of which "■ * \ J ton Edwards. J. j*. Lock tie/ and arouses an anticipatory keenness pf £ ^ K g j Agio • Herring. The production was palatal delight that opens wldo the i 1 s fl H Bt ’ ' dir. t. d by W alter Edwards. ’ Lyric floed gates of tho dlgestfvo fluids.— ' i Friday. . B. Vernon Ashley In "Good Health.” AMONG THE THEATRES • November 3. 18i«™ X'p1• For Sale— Fine ,homo a Inquire at W. 0. Grcci smith Shop, corner 3rd St ford Ave. Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford Dual Personality . „ Photoplay at the ■Star Saturday One of David Belasco's biggest stage successes was called "T h e -C —e - o t -Becky.’ - '* Sometimes the heroine was good, then suddenly she would become a fiend. Probably the' most famous story of dual -personal­ ity is "D r. Jekyll and Mr; H yd e." One of the most widely read stories in EngKsh literature is "T r ilb y ." In it, a beautiful girl struggles under the evil, h ypnotic influence of a wicked man. With dual personality and hyp­ notism as his theme, and nfter n careful study of Dr. Morton Prince's "T h e Dissocation of a Personality," B e ssie b a r in ".*>tramliil ", L y r ic lu e s Scene from “ Paint Devil and Women” Patho Gold Rooster Play. Produced by Thanhauscr, AT TH E STAR SATURDAY Programme Tonight— Triangle Day. ".The Eye of the Night1 f. inuring VVilliam H. Thwmpwm. ‘•AetnrtttTTTuir ^featuring (iluria Swanson Saturday Kal.-" 1Igers VTu’hrtinea1 ' Yim.-’ T h e Tormented Husband". Tw o Reels of Comedy. Monday—Sol "Out of th e-M ist" Vim Aerial i*»v Ride" "Internationa! News.” “ An Tuesday--Triangle Day—^Stranded" featuring I1--'-1-' 1 1 |*o*'id> rmpp.ia ■ ■ f "G Romam <■ . ieaturing Kills • Burke. E LE C TIO N RETURNS.* Wrdtnvdny-'-Chlldrvn's ami Comedv Day—" A Fool and HU Friends” "Tbm s Tradegi " Two reels Keystone Comedy.. Viola Dana in New Metro Wonderp i*r. Viola Dana, the popular . little Metro star, whose bewitching beau­ ty and marvelous dramatic gifts have won her legions of admirers will be seen on the screen here at Star on Tuesday in "T h e Light of Happiness," u five part feature pro­ duced by the Columbia Pictures Cor­ poration for the Metro program. T h e story was written especially for -Miss panw by John H. Collins, who also directed the screed production. Most of the scenes are laid in a small town where the action centers a around a little girl left an urphun by a derelict father, and a young minis­ ter who comes to her aid against the wishes and in the face of censure' from his congregation. Miss Dana is surrounded b y an unusually strong supporting cast. Clara Kimball Young "T h e Dark Silence," a picture of unusunl interest nnd timely action, featuring Clara Kimball Young, will be the attraction a t -the Star soon. This picture was directed by Albert Cnpellnnt and is released on the World Film Program. If* ao-nos u rn ' ts1(t TTI France and the. AngloFrench battlefields and_tmwimi—a deep romance between a man and a woman’ strangely separated, Who, aftef years.of mental torture come face to face with each other ufter a series of moat trying circumstances. .It in a <yp f nl (.“ la f.i Young picture, and all who love this popu­ lar star will s?e her at her best. "T h e Eye o f the N ight" • ' For Sale— Tw o very building lota in Sanford Nos. 73 and 74. Will sell epch or if taken together w lower price on the Awo lots, to the Farmers & Merchant Headland, Ala. * , " ’ ■* ruling or >rk horse. Harness and saddle ya. Julius Schultz. •* ’ For Sale— Kentucky horse win, ggy, saddle and two sets of hxrss. Apply Cecil Gabbett, North ench- avenue. i t ,» Cheap for Cash—Second rubber tire top buggy. At s J. E. Pace. For Sale—One International truck. Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. For Sale— Nlco 8 passe land automobilo. Also sui ply Abernathy’s furniture For Sule— Marine motor, IS honepower* 3 cylinder, 3 cycle. Ferro, First class condition, Sanford Mschino & Gurugc Co. M-H Assistant to Editors. For Sale— Nearly new adding ms “ So you nro literary?” asked tho ine. $35.00. Western t'nion. editor. “ Oh, yes,” replied tho applicant for work. “ 1 Inherit It: my father wna For Sale — Hup Runabout, assistant to a number of editors In hla built. $100. Sihelle ManU. C tv. day " .“ Indeed! What particular work did ho do an assistant?” •“ Ho was a scissors grinder."—Yonk­ FOR-RENT—Two Furnished ers Statesman. • ' Rooms.. Hot and Cold Water Address Z cure Herald. 20tf the mobilisation of soldier* in a Founded on Strong Base. small English town for tho present Heiress— I first met tho count In European war, ami even shows the Switzerland, For R en t— T w o or three, furpiihed first air raid made on the east l,cr Friend—Toll mo about It. rooms. Strictly modnrn. . 70!# Oak. coast by German aeroplanes. L yric* Heiress It wns nt a tablo d hole. Ho 10-Stp Tonight. * t"»*ed mo tho llmburgor,* which, of ___________________________ courso. I declined; but on tho strength For R en t— House on K. Second, of that little ploco of cheese wo footed between Park and Oak. Enquir* Why Women W rite Good Stories. an acquaintance which has led to our 2M Park 16-tf Tho average woman possesses a engagement.— Boston Evening Trangreater variety of.character.as of ward- *cr,ptFor R ent— Several nice qffic* robe. than does tho man; she can moro rooms over Yow ell’s. Enquire.N. P, readily lay asiduor suppress some Im­ People In Books. Yowcll & Co. • 32-tf portant part of her, and bring somq There Is no poaaeaalon people are so contrasting fenturo into view. Sbo unwilling to let one have its an Imagi­ For Rent— 708 Park avenue. En­ carries In herself a ready wealth that nation. In prlvuto friends will tear a quire of H. C. DuBose, First snd Is moro appllcablo to tho story than book to shreds to discover some por­ 48-tf to painting or to music. Thus It Is trait they con recognize; nnd In the Park avenue. that In painting and In music sho Is ense of authors famous enough to lie W ANTED to bo passed by mail with case, but In dend. critics rnke »he ground wher­ tho story. If at all. with greatest effort. ever they have trod In un effort to Wanted to w»nt unfurnished h’oule —George M. Stratton In tho Atlantic. prove Unit the folk of their fancy were six to eight rooms,- dose in. Ad­ drawn from the earth rather thnn'the dress Mrs. Norris L evis,*501 E. Las­ ulr. There seems no menus o f con­ siter St., Gninesville,| Florida. Was Eve .Happy f vincing n render that In n writer's head • - * Happy! Who Is happy? Was there nro constantly n thousand faces lie bus not a serpent In Parndlso Itself? And never seen-or heard of, all nubtle with Wanted— Lady wishes position u If Evo had been perfectly happy be­ Ktory. nnd all so real that they often stenographer. Work will pltue. forehand. would sho havo listened to make his daily waking seem u dream. Bos 1052, Sanford. 16-tf tho tempter?—Thackeray. . — Winifred Kirkland In the Atlantic I Alunthljr. Wanted— Furnished houoc or fur ~nUh*d—apat tmtHUT " Give- Tull par< ticulars and prico. Address »6 c-« ■ Drpartmrnt of Ihc InUfl.-r V. 8. I.arul Offlrt at FUs An umpire In Little Rock hns beenL -----N'------i i Im . .ia. ______# In il'Iiy g...V t V i o th »i m. I». -sosUeiifcd tu lu ll J'ears In prison for Push ol, C r n n i, Fla., » b o un I l l I, m a j« llnnw itinil Kniry. No. IW H bootlegging. Which satitA nughtn get tor Norlbrart imsrtor, S rrilw S. T o s e «> more than n passing guffaw out of 21 Rculh. Ilanrr 3t K ail, Tattihsin** M*rl<tian, ban flUa nntlrr ol inl*ntl«n la a iU Johnny Evont. * Fivo .jrar proof to rstablirh rlaln lo lb* land above drirribed, before Clerk »t Clr- | William 11. Thdmjrsan, tha v e lo r -1 an player who already has-, made three diatinrt appearances In Trj- ■ anple plays soon will b t here again' . *f/ when he D presented by Thom;is H. j (T J’ .'/r ; 0 9 ^ ^ ' Ince as'th e star of a heart interest JO. •! /^JO K O drama from the pen of C. Gardner n r “ ff& r a f a d J M Sullivan, entitled "T h e Nifeht." In this .production T h o m p -: \*? / / ' ^on p a ys the |urt of an ajed keeper ^ f a lighthouse in a small village on "T h * Rainbow PrlaccMt" at Star I might ruit Court, at b'spford. Florida, ol lb* 141b And speaking o f whiskers, there wns day n( .Deeenvb-r. ISIC. • Claltsarit 'ha nrn a* wltneeeev a time In the vmrly days o f baseball Homer. Nlebrlvon. ot tj* rave. FterMa, when )ilg leaguers perftirtnetl on the P lir lle Tavlur of (leneva. FlTlda, Fdward Klll.ro rot fltn ate, Florida, Ulnnmnd pdotmed with fuelal fringe Norman E. OleoonrofrKolokee. Flnlda. nnd got nwny with It. * HOB C U T W. I* A VIS. . • tS-TueS 41 Frl-lOlc Hr gistvr. - Peparlm esl of the Joterler t U. 8. Land Ofltr# at GaloetvIHe, ria-, Dei. is, in t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ^ All Local AdvertiscmcnlB Under This IleadinK TH R E E CENTS i Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents N oilra la berat-y *K#n tbat i n r y 0. n ilja rd of Altamonte b'nrlnr*. oj1 .*, es I'arrraber IS, 19U, made lto ie *»'»»d I airy. No. 0977*. for N S of N F S and bK •• N F S , 8»«-ll#n Z0, Forrablp t l F. RaaD *0 F, Tallabawee bfrrldlan, baa Bird aatlj* of latratlen to ira ta Fl^eycar Frraf, ** eataHlab Ham t « the land above derrrlbea. teforr Clerk Circuit Court, at. r w f * « . Florida, on t ’ e 14th day of P*r*m l*r, l»l*j f lal-nant ramva a« aitneekvii .. :] J- II. f’ eaaley of bfaltlaad, ll'rida. • J. J. Dl-bann of f tnfw ood, Flarlda. W. fl. Ward of Utng aod. n«rl<**. L. C. Lewia ol Altamoate Serlaf*. FlanaS■ * ltf »0 F R T W. f’ AVflt, . * 1 - T e ,. a Ffl-IO tr Perieter.'__ L E T US .SH O W YOU a pile remedy that Is different from In answering an advertisement any other * where no name is mentioned in the ad, pleasa do not ask The Herald for information aa to tho identity-of the advertiser. Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and If TWAOS ►***" w e do we are not allowed to give P IL E REM EDY out this information. Simply write a letter and address it as per In- *s used both externally and Internal­ PORGRAM A T TH E STAR FOR C O M IN G L IB E R T Y LYR IC TH E ATR E SALE F or Sale— T w o cowa anc old . heifer, rCows milking. T a k er 1n bunch will take, f 90.00. eingfe hor*a‘ " T H O R N I D L L ’ ’ wag­ on, good es new,' Include wood rack aell for $20.00. W . B. Ballard, Altamonta Springs, Fla. 20-3tc • ly. Guaranteed to give relief fro® any form- o f piles or money refund* W. Sold only by us, 60e and $1.00. R. C . Bower. • _ �Novgrtibcr 3, On THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX among them. Hofe I am ujr to my away unnoticed by his mtatrearf. A cars preserving berries for. toother to row of cottages stood across tho street D O N ’T T H R O W A W A Y giro as Chrlsltoks gifts to our rein from th6 court and surural windows tire# next winter, and every otbor girl were open. Taj leaped through ono of YOUR M O NEY within a .radius or ten miles Is primp­ these. Then Madclino missed him. “Puss, here, puss! Kitty, kitty, kit­ by gelling to peddlers. You can ing for the dance tonlgbt.M‘ ty! Oh. I must find him." she cried. B y L O U IS E O L IV E R . • gel much.bcttcr prices by nhipping In a few minutes, a figure In a blue Bhe left tho court and gavo chaso to direct to us. silk swimming suit and rubber cap l a * » a a * a « « » a » * * a» * a a a a a * a a » a * a a * * a i her pet. In tho mlddlo of tho road aho climbed to tho top of the rail, gave Madeline dipped the hot alrupy met Atistln Maycourt and bowed. But llttlo spring and disappeared like ------ W E BDY — — . • strawberricsout ol the big kcttlq_pn to knife blado unilty tho smooth surface beforo they passed Taj appeared with' [our large platters on tho table, and something green In his mouth. Austin M ETALS, RUBBER, RAGS, of tho water. turned out tho burners, of the gaso­ leaped for the cat and caught him, SACKS, BONES, ETC, ETC. “Bravo!** cried a young man In flan line store. Bha* surveyed her niprnUklng a dead bird from his moqth. nets, who had just appeared on tho Ing’s.work proudly. gnd pgy Highest Prices and Giro "It's Peter! My pet parrakect." he Island shore unseen by tho water > Lifting ono platter at a time in her Prompt Returns cried. "W q let him run over tho house nymph. "That was a bully dive, by strong, whito anus, she carried them bocauso ho was so tamo. Poor little Georgs! Hero Krist, como back, air! to a bench on the back deck of the Peter!" stroking *tho lifeless llttlo Price List mailed on application to bis dog. But Krist, a big wolf houseboat on which tho Cardwells bunch, of feathers. *--------- hound, was In* the water handed (o r spent four months every summer. Madeline wept softly as sho touched tho boat and refused to turn. .. On an Island a short distance below the bird. “I’m so sorry! It’s all my Madeline, swimming . under water, was Grccnglade, a fashtonablo summer fault. I let ray. cat get away. Oh. resort, with an Immcnso hotel lu Its cam# up on tho opposite bank, then what can I do to niako up fbr itf" turned and to her horrror saw a dog center. „ * . "Bo a llttlo kind to m e " suggested Madeline, leaning over the water, swimming for dear Ilfo toward tho Austin promptly. boat. “My berries!** aho cried In dis­ heard a whistle, and llstoned Intently. “I will," she promised. ■ “Come over "There's tho steamer with tho now ar may and plunged Instantly Into tho a to the boat and I will giro you a cup rivals at tho dock. I wonder If Austin ter again. "If he gets there flrst he'll of tea." • * Maycourt, tho much-expected, Is ruin them!** (Copyright, fay the MrCluro N ew soapsi But (be dog won tho race! Just at JWtirtVntrO first, ho didn't see tho berries, but kept sniffing around for T a j , tho Per­ Work Toward Desired End. sian cat, that Madeline had locked lo Tho life which hasn't n goal toward tho dining room. But giving It up aa which evory day's offort Is carrying R a bad job, ho returned to tho porch, Is very empty. It could not bo other­ and, lo, tho berries! A long, red wise. To be happy and content— to I l m i i t r bf our thirty yrara o f rifterirtp-e tn buying for tongue shot out and ho toated, ho feel a keen «ost In living— ono must Florida trade, and Iwcauao o f ajdrndid rail an<l water lapped awhile, essayed another search work toward sotno end.— Sotectod. fat ililiey, and tow-freiplU ra|ea, we aave you tnottey on for tho cat, and then returned to sam­ bay, grain, feed and Ifiidr, guaranteed the beat. ple another platter. Iterative o f modern machinery and proviuiily to lw »l □eating the Undertaker. Madclino pulled herself up the crate tim ber we aell beat quality orange U ltra , fruit Sotno men think they aro living steps and saw tho devastation of her and vegetable cralm at rrnm-uabte p r io a . lo | jru v « when thoy aro but chunks o f meat morning's work. Sho gavo a llttlo our claims write tor j h k c i u i *. walking around heating sotno honest, scream of dismay. “ You nasty, horrid hard working undertalor out o f a Job. beast, get out of hero! I— I'd liko to — Pea Rldgo Pod. kill you!" FabtUu, Florida “ Krist. here, K rist!" And this lla o , b e in g satisfied, K r is t went. 1**•*-**4j *M Madeline went to tho dance that ^We HanufiuturtM) night in a belligerent mood. “Now, dear," admonished, her mother, who had returned, "bo careful what .you do am! say.” “Oh, mother, dear, pigeonhole that particular lecture, please. That man had no business to let his dog get OTHER SHEET METAL away. I'm s u re 'll was Austin MayB U IU IN 0'M A T E R IA L court, and that only makes It worse, Writ* ToDay ForCataJo$u«i lie's spoiled and petted wherever he goes, und ho thinks the king can do no' and Special Quotationv wrong." . |JhCflQ ttA rtojTPR0WO5( That evening Austin Maycourt jA tm tn ru u .ru . asked for a danco after ho had been presented, and Madclino refusod, say­ ing aho was tired. "W all, I’d rather sit It out with you anyway. If I may," ho suggested. Madclino did not answer. “1 lako It that sllcnco gives con­ Ufc ®r h*u ®r i i v ° m •'Jij * f s »»r«fd , n «csent,” as ho sat down. "You see, I'm N Id*. llr/undlng Bond* Notliw I* hereby given that v tln l trru[><>»*l* anxious to find out what my dog did • Ill be m v lm l by the Hoard of Hood Titutrva today." ol Sanford, Florida, on m brlwr the aiplratioa of thirty day* from and after the flnt publication Sho told 'him briefly and forcibly; or thi* notice, and up to And until flea o'clock also what sho thought of tho whole pu m. on the *7th day of November, 1916, at Grows good crops— Enriches tb* city hall In the city of Sanford, Florida, for matter. the purr have of fl&.OOO.OO, City of Sanford. and sweetens lac soil. W e "But you'll let mo pay for tho ber­ ‘Florida, refund inf bond*, aa id bonda are daUi] ries. su rely !"'h o cried In consterna­ July lal, 1916, and mature July lit, 19|fl, and have the real thing— Home­ bear internt at the rate ol five and one-half per tion. » rent per annum. Interval payalde eernt-annually, made from Dried Blood and “You can settle with mother If you both principal and in tm el are iiayabte at Near York, State of New York. like, hut I gavo up a good gamo of Fhia lame of bond* will be aold •ubjert to the Homo Ground Bone. Don't tennis for those berries, and I can’t approvinf opinion of John C. Thornton, lata of of firm of Dillon. Thommn t Clay, aaid opin­ sco that you can help that much." ionthe overlook this when figuring to be dIiI i Ii m I by tin* City of bahford, and And, do what ho could, Austin could a ropy of thia opinion will he furnUhed to the on your fall requirements. aurrrmful bidder if eo dreired, upon the payment not mnko Madeline unbend. of the aura of One Hundred (,100.00) Dnllars The next day Madeline, armed with therefor. • All hide nrnat be arcomjanird with a certi, 1 - I ___ . L f . . . • ____- ____ _ _____. L . ____* .a her racquet, turned her boat for tho *1fled rhrrk for two per rent off * the amount ofa mid M A D E A M ) S O L D O N L Y IlY trail*. The Hoard of ‘ Hand Truster* m m r the ; mainland. In tho stern sat Taj, tho rifht to reject any and all bid* i cat. “You must bo very good today, A. II. KEY. H. V. W IIITN K R , puss. Remember, you owo this vaca­ O. L. T A Y ID It, . tion to the cut on your paw that I M a n u fu < -(u ri-r« o f I D E A ! . F K IL T IL IZ K IL H . Hoard of Bond Trait***, Sanford, Flat Ida. lO-Frl-Stc want tho doctor to sco. And whllo I’m eru In I'V r tU ls v r M a t e r ia l* , R p rn j lu g M a c h ln * playing tennis you must take a nap la C lrr a ll Caurt. Seventh Judicial (Ircult, e r y a m i ln »t-c (l« Itlcv, Hrm|rtule County, Florida. In Chantery and bo very quleL" C i mt ion and C, M. I^wiv .So Madeline played In a double sot Jo* Companc, a Corporation, aurand Taj. with a bandaged foot, slept remora to Van Dr man A l * » i * Company, a corporation near by. nut by and by ho woko up **. Citation and, feeling llko exploring, slipped Sua I* Mima andJ’ tYtEJl V______—-------------- A DGG AND A CAT The Peninsular .Metal Co* Jacksonville, Florida Try a Herald Want Ad upop m U defendant* or a n y ... Ib trn fo ir, y * v . Jorum* B. H it* S **d Com- pany, a c.rporatlon, Brum, Ritchey, A Com­ pany, a ecr*K>r*tlon. Parke, Davl* A f’ omparty, a Corporation. J. A. P»|t*B and J, C. P at­ ten, cc-parteer*. doing burin*** as Chattanooga Medlclte Company, Smith Kline A French Ccmpany, a corporal Ion and M anttg Bro­ ther*, a corporation, a re ordered Ip-appear to the bill ol complaint duly ftled In Ihl# cause, .on Monday,, th* 6tb day of •November, A. D, liiG , a rul* day ol this sourt. It I* further ordered that thia nolle* be published In the Sanford Herald, a new*, paper, published In Seminole county, Flor­ ida, once a week tor lour eonaocutive wjeka. METAL T CEILINGS, SHINGLES RO O FING For Sprains, Lamcncsa, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrates and Heals. Stops Pain At Once * For Man and B east 25c. 50c. $1. At AH Dcaleri, W lloieo my. hand ae clerk of Iho Circuit Court- Hr min ole count), Florida, on thl* tho *9th dav ol September, A. If. 1916. (te ll) E. A. DOUGLASS, Cleik of The Circuit Court, Seventh Judi­ cial Circuit, Seminole Co., Fla. 16-Frl-etr '•* . rphis "small change," which otherwise m ight “s lip through yonr fingers will mount up monthly and.easily meet the payments on a brand-new OLIVER Typewriter— the regular $100 machine. SAVE A Seventeen Cents A D ay Nickel V/hy V/e SaveYou Money W . A. Merryday Company MUSTANI makes this wonderful writing machine yours— but a small first payment. Send for Complete Cat­ alog and Penny-Pay Plan and Two The Herald Printing Company Pennies I’AND Each AGENTS Sanford, The Old Fashioned Kind Real Blood and Bone Florida (NOT TANKAGE) Wilson & Toonier Fertilizer Co. JACKSONVILLE, FLA Mimi.T-- M ott M ilts per' Dollar TtrestoneTires It means the expert tire service, courteous and reliable help which is always available at our shop. Remember that Firestone Tires arc made by specialists in the World’ s Largest Exclusive Tire Factory. But Firestone building methods and this immcnso volume, added to their economical distribution, enable them to charge as low as for ordinary tires.. And o u r shop backs up the Firestone Service. Call on us. W IG H T T IR E & SUPPLY CO. SANFORD FLORIDA CAR 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 tio n -o v e r 500,000 cars— and the efficient Ford manufacturing organization, brings pro­ duction and selling costs down to a minimum. That's why Fort! buyers get more car for less money. Runabout, $345; Touring Car, $360; Sedan, $645. All prices f. o. b. Detroit. Or­ ders taken by ■ ______ " - —1 J a S u I- Mima and T -jto n V. Mima. IU*1denra Unknown I t appearing fay aftldavh Died hrrein that the raaldence of you and each of yau la un­ known and H a t there fa t o prraon In the atal* o f Florida, the a*rvlra of a aubpoena upon a to m would I Ind you I D aaid Sue L, Mima and F*yton V. Mima. And it appearing from aaid affidavit'that you and *arh of you ar* over t h* are of l wen t v nna vaaaai— — -------------’ TVfrelore, It la otdared that you. Sua U Xlima and Feyton V. Mima, appear to the ahov* *n titl»d rau-e at. or belor* lha Ith It means that.you pet the benefit of expert tire building in the first place by equipping with , . THE U N I V E R S A L plaint In <al<l caul* mill h«, takvn at conirrtvd agrlnM both I I* tu ritcr a;d*r*d that (hit ordar b* pablishrd In th • Ha fold Herald, i ‘ n o n iupnr published in Fvrnlnstr county, Flor­ ida, c m * a w * k H r riitht week*. *• w i n**n my b an d's* clerk o f Ilia Circuit Court, Sevr th Jur lelel Circuit, Seminal# r a n t}, Florida, on (h it lb * X9th day of Sept mher, I DIG. <»»al > , K. A. D O U G LAKH, . Clerk ( ircult Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit, Seminole Co., F la ., |C-Prl-10t* la Oircail t' ait, iit t r a lh Judtilal ( Ijc tli Mrm lu.tc fa m ily , llu tl.l*. In I fainter) Virginia Carolina < hrmlca) Co., a Corporation doing burin*** in th* Stato t f FloiIda,.Complainant »». Wm.-<5. Aldridge, Jrrom* II. Citation K ir* t< ril Company, -a Corpora­ tion, Ilru>n Ritchey A Company, n ( oi pi ration. I arkr, |)a l* A Company, a Corporation, J A; F alu n and J. C\ I'attrn. 1 1>p n tn rn , aping hu*ln*tk a* C hattanoogn . Modicum Company, ■tilth, Klina A French Company, a fu ip o ra ll n. AHc* E, Hill, i t eru lllt nf th* m t*l* cf W. J. , Hill, defeated. M onlag llrutbrr*, • Coiporallon and litc . II. Tern i'd ItO idnar* Company, a Corptiallon, Deleadanta. To tho IHIendante, ciom e " , Kira R**d Company, a Corporation, Itrum lUtchnr -A Ctmpany, a Corporation, I'ar.e, Davie A < otnpany a Corporation. J. A. ratten and J. C. 1 alien, co-partner*, doing buiineee a* ('baltaaooga Madlcine Company, Smith, hllne and Frrn K Company, a Corporation, ■nd Moatag llrolh*r*, a Coiporallon: it appearing tram lb * affidavit duly Aied In lha abu'O enure by roune I lor tomplain*nt, that it U lb * belief ol affiant that lb * lit rni’ ante. erotr* D. H im Seed Compan , a e r oration, Bttte, Hltrbey a Corporation, 1 ark*. D avit A Company, a corporation, J. A. I’ attrn an* J. C. Patten, co-partner* drlag Lu.lnra* a, Cbattanooga Medicine Company. Smith, Kline A French Compang, ■ rorpoiatltn end Montag llriM.. corporation.’ ar* r**id*nta of a *tat* or rruntr other than the elate ol Florida; (hat the place of reddtnca and addrtia ol *ald itrlendont* at* >• folio at Jer mo tl. liic* Seed Company, a corpocatlan. New York City, New Y 01 k. Htuen, Rit­ chey A Company, a corporation. New York C ltg, New Yo-Jt, I'arla, D avit A Company, a corporation, ew York C ite. Naw Y*rk. C. F. W IL L IA M S E D W A R IL J U G G IN S Salesman FOR SERVICE-PHONE 135 Hill Lum ber Co. Lumber, Bricks, Lime, Cement, Rubber Roof­ ing, Shingles, Corrugated Iron Roofing, Doors, Sash and Blind, Cement Blocks, Beaver Board, Mouldings, Cypress Boards, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay and King Windsor Plaster Sewer Pipe and Glazed Tile Hill Lumber Company - V "r , i FLORIDA SANFORD, L l i . r a i i f aad'Ji Oi r m w r i r n i i a i i i doing hu*lnc-r at Ckatlaaooga Modirina Company, Cbattanoogi, T*taeoere, Smith, Kiln* A French Companv, n corporation, PhBadrlpbla, I'ent eylvania, and Montag flratbar*. a yorncratlon, Allapta, (leorgia that tba eald defendant* are pvar tba ago o twenty pa* year*, and that there h no p*ra-n In tba alata ol ‘ Florida, th* a*rvlr* of a aubpoena upon *hom would b* blading A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You }** -- * �3, 19»6 PAOBBETEW THEY BIT RAVENNA ENEMY AIRMEN DROP EXPLO. 8IVE8 ON HISTORIC CITY. * I Old Italian Town Is Treasure-Trove * for Layers of Art— Holds Fine Examples Uf-Byxanllns Architecture. fiimmr “ iVtV.'.r: BgjSHmittl \i\ $p Acoonlin^ t.. economists, the demand for Iralbrr will Boon exceed the bujh nn<I to crown matters the demand for ah.*-* and hoots for the Soldier* in ibe European war has added great* |ly to the distress of tlnf tanneries and dxw manufacturers. Thin sad news |trill strike itillndl'ti wardrobe n smart bUivr. .Some of the fair Bex, renllzlng In admme uhut till* would mean to than. ha\V taken to Holland's national roxtuun*. donning u |ia|r of wooden (hoes hobo ' s Ve s t h e l d f o r t u n e Discarded Garment Snatched From Furnace in a Pennsylvania Hotel Just In Time. Bedford. I'm—'T welve thousand three homlrv! uml 'Is dollars, the saving* of a lifetime. which Tony Colombo of the Ka*t side. NYw York, had nowed In his test, was «.n. d from t» Mazing furnace la a local Imtil |>y a narrow mnrglu. 0W6e ll, guvcrl, 'CellUt In tho or* tbiTtm.at the .hotel, white motoring nottcrsl n holm pick n piece of bread front the gronnd where a picnic had |been Iq-bl M-\cml days, ago. Hegtiverl tmk the imia'ln Ids car and carried Um back the hotel. In thu Herv* |ant* quarters he was lint hod, given u new suit of clothing nud then n meal. l.aiiT he Marled on Ills way to New Tort. .He Rind Iwen gone on ly n short tim e vl..a I.,- reiuruod hnutlty, c ry in g that j1* ‘ " 'M e* of a lifetim e w ere sew ed In (beoh] \<*st which he had discarded, »tul which the management of the ho* *rl ha 1 nVdered consigned to th e furJwei’. A hasty seijrch wna made and * tuotiey was found, as Colom bo said. - ■' -—■— ■—« — ----——------— trwl .Taeldltsrh, onetim e, Brooklyn enteher. Is tin* Inlcst oX-Fed to suo the iWum-t otitlaws. under his ‘‘mutual" iwirwrt. He want* the Baltimora Awti to pay IdlU Jd^QO. SPECIAL NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS ^ °u '’an Ret douhio the mileage out of your tires at a comparative ,m*U r« « . i< you will have them Fetreadvd as soon tut the tread is wnra (,» tj„, fabric, or M gQon M be uhric begins to show. Tho j . ro3di Rtind off the tread bo°fe the walls of the tire arc dam5®P. ?nd « new tread, will make 0 tiff practically as good as J16* ' tiuve all cuta and puhe* urw in tjfC3 rCpairC(j M BOon ^ ,|p‘ thereby preventing tnoiMtura entering tiro and decayn5‘ tubrlc, thus saving a ,v0* ' ut and serious damage to p and tube later on. • have apeclnl facilities for retirca and tubes. Sond work to us or phone. tut. * 0 1 KU*r* nl®«d and tires and « . * * . „ ur*^ against loss from nre *Wle on hand. SANFORD VULCANIZING WORKS VALKER D ICKSO N, Manager *ir,t Stru<ki Next.toward Garage Phone 67 SANPORD, FLORIDA * REE AIR AT THE CURB Forty miles east of Bologna. 70 miles south of Venice, and loo miles ’ southwest of the Austrian naval base o f I’ ola, says thu.National Geographic society. Hoe tho anclrmt Italian city of Ravenna, recently bombarded by Aus­ trian aircraft, ilavenna, with tho pos­ sible exception of Romo, possesses m oro magnificent examples of eccle­ siastical architecture of thu Dyzautlnu period than any other city in tho world. In art, In lltcraturo and in historic sig­ nificance Itg'Venna Is a treasuro-troro, for student and traveler. Its begin­ ning Is attributed to tho Thessnllans, but ttaoro Is moro tradition thnn fact In tho accounts or tho region over which It held swny until It catno under tho Jurisdiction of Roma nearly two hundred years beforo tho Christian era. It was -hero thnt Julius Caesar was accustomed to como for hix con­ ferences with friends and political ad­ visers from Romo during Ills ten years’ campaign In Gaul. Tho Importance or tho port, which strongly resembled Venice In Its early days, but which Is now six miles from tho Adriatic, dates from tho time when Augustus Cacsnr designated It as tho naval baso of “ tho upper sea," Its har­ bor being ablo to necommodnto 250 ships at n time. At thnt period the marshy plain which now' surrounds tho town at tho confluence of tho Mentone and lionco rivers, was lltllo more than a vnBt silt bod.. Tho bouses were •built on piles, and at high tide the s»a formed numerous lagoons, tho salt wn ter so effectively removing tho danger of malaria that the city soon acquired a reputation- ns a health resort, to which tho gladiators of Homo were sent for training. Ravenna’s golden ago camo not with tho Augustan era, however, but while tho great Roman empire's doom' was bolng sealed. Honorlua and hla re mnrknbld sister, Galls I’ lacldla, becom­ ing alarmed at the steady advance of tho bnrbnrlnn forces from the north, transferred their court from tho Eter nal city to tho Adrlntic port, which re­ mained tho sent of government for Italy, not only during tho few remain­ ing years of Iho Western empire, hut throughout thO ascendancy of tho Greek emperors. Horo tho Byzantlno viceroys, or exarchs, for tho peninsula mado their headquarters until thrf ad­ vent o f tho Lombards In tho eighth century,. * Many o f tha most fascinating epi­ sodes of history are associated with tho nnino of Ilavenna, such, for exnmplo, ns tho tragic story of Odoacer, who wrested tho realm of Italy from OrcBtca, In 476, and then waged bitter war against Theodorlc tho Ostrogoth, for inauy years, finally being shut up In Ravenna, where ha withstood h slego o f throo years. At length Odoacor capitulated with tho understanding that ho and Theodorlc should divide tho kingdom equally between them. To celobrato tho compact a magnillce.nt bnurfuot was spread In n famous laurel grovo, and horo whllo tho two rulers feasted tho Ostrogoth with hl$ own hand alow his royal rival. During tho famous battlo o f Ravennn. In IfilV'ttia plClUresquo Gaston ilo Folx completely routed tho Spaniard* under* Cardona, .but ^tbrow away tils own life In tho excitement of victory. It wad In thla battlo that a Captain Fnblhn,. emulating tbo exploit of tho legendary Swiss hero, Winkolrlcd, seeIng that ~hl» ~ « o n - coutd~PPt-t]TOair' through tho wall of Spanish spears, raised his long plko high over hts head and brought It down crospwlso with crushing force upon tho oppos­ ing arms, thus sacrificing his own llfo. but making a small gap In tho ene­ my's lino, through yrblch his own men rushed. Two natne’s which shlno In the garand o f Ravenna's renown are those of Italy's greatest poet and oho of tbo four great epic writors o f civilisation, Dnnto and Lord Byron. It was In itavanna that tho foundor o f the modern Italian languago died In 1321, and bore hla body Is treasured. In an uni, be­ neath -a square-domed tomb. Byron, during bis Italian sojourn, lived lh thla city for two years, being attracted not merely by tho famous Plncto (plno woods), flvo miles to tho south, but >y the charms of tho Countess Gutcclolt. Nor should It ho forgotten that In tho adjacent marshes Anita, tho heroic wife o f tho Italian liberator, Garibaldi, died of fatlguo during her flight from tho French In 1849. Equivocal Diagnosis. A local.newspaper tells o f a diagno­ sis by a physician friend which might have precipitated a riot bad not tho ouroallst been disposed to giro tho 'medical man tbo bonoflt of a very pain­ ful doubt Ho had had aomo trouble with hla bead and tho physician ad* Ytsod the application of tho X-ray. “ What seams to bo tho matter with my head, doctor!" bo aakod. “Oh, there's nothing Jn It/ promptly answered tho doctor. I ’ Safety Flret. * Hamlette— DM ytm otbt hare tbo lonor to appear before tho footlights? Lovorlng-—Never. * When I qall st tho homo o f ,a fair maid I always lis­ ten for her father's approach. In this way 1 manage to disappear before .his foot light*. Cultivating Liking for Work. Tbo secret o f llfo is not to do wbat» ono llkcst but to llko that which ouo has to do; nnd one does come to llko it—In time.*—Dtiii\b Muloch Crnlk- of the In (.'viol ef ( tanli a BIG CROP” BILL SAYS: “ I never heard of a man using too much ground limestone. Know a lot of folks don't use enough. It don't pay to use only i> ton once in a while when four or five tons is what your soil needs.” S«mlnal<> ('sun* • I). Sun- ut In tr Pjititi- ut LhU I Oscar Stanage's latest Injur)' Is it broken thumb. The rh-vi-liiml club denies It Is after Pitcher Joe Hush of the Athletics. I m n.’11 I m - Orangu tree* iw «l plenty of J!m'-*ton<*. Itloan-r* (l-sjy .grintn-l li-ne.tunt- i« Vtpu. rtally fix*I. Send ,or aampla and f»ri r*. * Not ire t< hereby siren, la * om ll m*y (untfrn, |hsi on Hu* let d »y ot lumber A. I >. ISIS, I th ill ■t>|dy to lh<* HoiuiraUr (it-urse t*. llirrtn i, Jutir» ut **!i| ra m i, »• J u d [« —l Prol.sle, Ivt my fln»l rUkfhargt- o r im tln r at ll-* fa ittr t-eU tljhh-v, [li-rrAJeti; jt.il (L «( nt lh. •urnr tin-- I » ill |iiiur.l n.y final trrouni* I . r o r u liif of , m-1 n u t . , nail h.W for thrir i ‘ ♦J Ilookk-I free. !*; BL(\ FJ aWE RS LIME & PHOSPHATE CO. box o r A LA, FLA . ir ^ t ) • |*|>ri val ll*n d trli tilth. A. IK IW.fi. "Ifeaffisb- o f tfuT war In Europe the price of umpire's Indicators hits mlruncyd. * * • •* Harry W elter was one o f the best (litters on the New York Yankees when ITuinco was manager of that team. • * ■- • - « »-l * • -Pacific Const league batting averages show Bunny Brief leading home-run (litter of the league. • • • Dave Hickman will return to the Brooklyn Dodgers at the close of thu North Carolina league season. • — rrrs: rr'iru vrs*w '** 103 H A In -('nu ll o f f o u n l j Stale » f vi a . < I . U In r» Ktatt »t 12 1 1-2 2-3. K im ilm . ff W. J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Jiatiy*, N r m l n u l r Cuunlr . ’t " ' * "* J. C. K.ls. . Nulire it hereby given, lo all vtlom it m>>* runrern, that on the Bth <t»y of f« b . rtury A. IK. 1017, 1 ahull H|iply tu the liunurnhle George lh Henlng, Judge ol ■aid Court, kv Judgn ut 1‘rnt atn. Inr my final dUrharge m executor ut Ihn estate ut J. I*. Kel.o, i!rrea*ed; >ud that »t Iho o m i linu- t Hill prexenl my final account* •« ■xrculur uf said edate, and axh («r thrlr appro, at. ilaled Augu*t Ith. A. IK twill. . II. C. LOVETT* Kxrcutnr. tut- 8-7, t-», >0-8. tl-fl. 12-5, 1-2 j j* E »1 A G EN TS General Fire In su ra n ce O f (lea with H O L D E N R K A L E S T A T E • I t f ii O. I Florida S a n fo r d . 1 TRY A HERALD W AN T AD Washington lias a Judge playing first base. Every time he falls down there Is always h place on the bench for him. ^ • * • Trees and Plants Must Have Phosphates IPs Notin the Soil, IPs inNAT The Cleveland club seems to have made n mistake In letting go of Elmer Smllh, the youujpiter who tilts the hall so laird. • • « Lena Bltickbttrne, former While Sox favorite, has been iiuiilisl na successor tu Joe ltlrmingliiim ns head of tldi To­ ronto tcutn. • •* • a4 , President Johnson'* orders against remarks from* players from the tiiuieh Is even inure drastic than that of Pres­ ident Tetter. • • • » Hank Robinson having demonstrated that he eon pin U good hall, the St. Louis Cardinals decided to recall him from Little Rock, • • • rJI F-ac!i tree in every prove and'each plant in garden or field must have a .certain 'amount ol phosphorus. Citrus and vegetable growers know this statement to be n fact. Most soils arc deficient in phosphorus, therefore, tin's plant food must, be sup­ plied. '1 he question is which is the most efficient am) economical method. * NATVRS0WN Supplies All Needs A few years apo the prower or farmer bad but one Yccoursc—the commercial product known as acid phosphate. Today, however, persistent enterprise and im­ p ro ve d machinery have hrouphl about the reduction of raw phosphate to particles so line that the farmer can do Iiis own acidulating in tin soil. N A T l'K S U W N is a high grade phosphate, which, because of itk thorough pul­ verization anil its .‘Bi per cent phosphoric acid content, provides trees am) plants with all' the phosphorus required. The Detroit club will give n trial to Artie Kohler, who has been making Ids mark us a catcher with the Gettysburg team of tile Blue llldge leugue. • • • Certain Western league club owners have ln*eii feeling out Prank lsln-11 of lies Moines to see if In* wouhl accept the oillee of president of the league. • • • * t Growers Have Obtained Results In experiments made at the Maryland experiment station, it was found thnt raw phosphate produced hipher total acreage yields than acid phosphate, and at less than half the coSt. A progressive farmer near Orlando plowed in N A T U R S O W N with his cover crop and made the best yield in sixteen* years. Many otlulrs have’ secured big results with N A T U R S O W N . Baseballs being just ns round In (he National as they were In tho Federal league, It Is hard to understand Katiff's Inability to hit In the parent organiza­ tion. - * Sold in bags— State fertilizer Examine the analysis. • - • * • Our booklet is full of convincing facts, for a copy today. There Is this difference between playing third base for the Athletic* anil guarding _ a front position on tho Somme—the rmtn *on the Somme will get n pension. * • • Tho Detroit club has purchased ‘ »uiflelder Jacinto Calvo from Vnijcouver of the Northwestern league nnd turned him over to San Francisco .for the Coast league season. • • .• Pitcher Hill Harrington, formerly a Mg card In tin* New England league, Inis Joined l.yiiu, that chili sntisf)hig the Denver claim to him. • • • The Boston Braves have another outfielder. He Is Fred'Bailey. Mike Knlme dug hint up for Stnlllngs out nf Washington on*l J..-.- oolv.-rviiyi — H o r»e p o v «r N e w S e r ie s Modal 73 B RoadaUr 3629 f * t»> T*lf4 « Amazingly Comfortable T h ey like its power— it*s the world’s most powerful lo w priced car. These things m ake it so a m a zin gly comfortable that people can hardly believe their senses. E verybody concedes its beauty, It w ins on economy. B u t its roomy seats, deep upholstery and easy riding cantilever springs— r»7 l nReasaaBMkifcfl aI ■ I -.*n �THE SANFORD HERALD November dently do not realize the full dangera which they are contrlbuting ttr Di the city and in the country the dan­ ger is equally great. Automobile drivers who are more considerate'ari constantly confronted with the ,poaaibility of serious injury or death Mark Your Ballot as Below, the Same Being the from their lesa considerate roaduiers• This bank is anxious to get your business and will serve you hon­ Democratic Presidential Electors *• Dlmmers cost but a small sum and it is reasonable to expect that every estly and faithfully. Keep your household accounts straight by us­ man who can afford an automobile with a powerful light can, certainly ing checks, and at the same time save a-part* of your income each For Presidential Electors afford to buy dimmers. N o power­ •Vote for six: month. 4 per cent on savings. . 9 ful light should ever pass .another . W. R. BRYANT car undimmed. It is unfair to the other fellow. He is unable to see. J. TURNER BUTLER He is almost totally blinded by the M A R T IN C A R A B A L L O on-vomlng light and unless he brings WASHINGTON CLARK his car to a complete atop he fa in danger. Even when he bring? his J. P. CLARKSON car to a atop ho is In danger. FRED A. COLES Th e next legislature should give early attention to a statute covering FRANK W. COTTON 0. L. TATL0R R. R. DEAS II. R. STEVENS C.5M. h an d the operation of cars whose owners Carter Ah ’! C arter v ir-!W 4 rt p, [_ WOODRUFF Vks-PrseWetil FRED C. CUBBERLY are unconalderatc of their fellowHENRY DALLOZ man. It should be a violation of a state law to run cars without proper B. W. FOXWORTHY dimmers when the headlights are W. W. GORDON powerful. Cities should pass ordin­ ances regulating the operation of FRANK HARRIS cars within the corporate lim its.— the club by the presence of these Georgia, Louisiana and Alabama needed to moct obligations « n<l a MORGAN E. JONES Jacksonville Metropolis. aro concentrating,on tho compulsory penses for a ldg year’s work. distinguished guests. J. H. L A N T IN G E R Mrs. Stevens wns first introduced education law. JOSEPH A. LUCAS nnd gave a' splendid report of the * .1 THE B A N K M AN The rest room is now open sn4 u i It is the ambition of tho club In practically every bank there Is ten days’ meeting of the General X M. H. MABRY, Sr. charge of Madame Harriot. a man whoso face is as familiar to Federation of Woman’s Clubs, held women of the south to wipe out FRANKLIN PIMBLEY the public as the village doctor, the in New York last May. Touching illiteracy in the southern states by S#«k Aid From Books. minister or tJic postmaster.' H e has upon the work of the various depart­ 1920. . • WILL H. PRICE There Is a growing tendency |Dacg 1 been with, tije hank," it may .be, ments and state? she introduced a WESLEY C. RICHARDS era business to make the utmost* since he was* a 'boy, grew up with it. vividness of description, a touch .of Nebraska women maintain port­ o f reference books and auihorltsUa C L IN T O N B. S P E N C E R and will probably die .in Its service. humor and interesting, phases from able schools, whilo Dakota concen­ publications. Thla attitude Is not <* He isusually so regular in his,hab- Jarrival of the delegates in New York trates her efforts to lighten the reflected by the management of Um L. M. S TE V E N S its thatyou can set yourwatch by to departure- that held her audience drudgery of farmers’ wives. organizations,. but even among tit PERCY B. STICKNEY him. He waits on the window, in -1entranced. Tho sta^e work along men tbemaelrea, who look to tab] terviews the borrowers, makes out j educational lines ns given by Mrs. JOHN STOKER Cluli women of the north and east and periodicals to aid them in u * work. Many of .the more progrrwfti reports, hears the tale of distress, Stevens shows some of the most remaintain vocational training schools ERNEST THORNQUISt manufacturing Arms have intuidj oflera advice ami straightens, out ' markable developments in woman’s for everything, teachers,’ nurses, de­ reference libraries In charge of tiny tangled family and financial nflairs influence for education. "Sanita­ partments of business except cooks, librarians for tho use of their mt He has well been termed the bank's tion, vocational training, household laundresses and housewives. economics, good roads and prison "department of m ercy." of the Democratic Executive Com­ reforms," said M rs._ Stevens, were) Affection a Heavenly Qlft. mittee: Y o u may sometimes call him h f How sacred, how beautiful, fi * I discussed by some of the greatest Florida delegates in an effort to I have had ^iu part iu tho recent hi* first name, and he will prob­ celebrities in America before those dodge literature that almost sub­ fooling of affection In pure sod pfk It. J. HOLLY. Editor Democratic 'prim ary or in the con­ ably call ^’ou by yours. lie is often 20,000 women at that great conven­ merged them, escaped through side lesa bosoms! The proud may n__ W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager at It, tho fashionable may call g g.1 tests which followed it. It is my the bank, nnd you know the bank as tion. doors of ronvention hulls but on one PublUhrd E*cry Tu**i»jf and Friday. ble, tho selfish and dissipated tay firm conviction, however that, that "M r. So nnd So’ s bank. You have The charming personality of Mrs. occasion found a man dispensing afreet to despise It; but the h oly* it is the duty of Democrats to sup­ every confidence in him because you literature from a huge box who •Ion la surely of heaven, and is b* H e is Stevens and .her pleasing conversa­ port the nominees of the party as have known him so long. thrust it upon them. It proved to evil by the corruptions of those «fca tional manner in giving her report, OTBSCKimoN PRICE. IN ADVANCE determined by the supreme court of worthy of that confidence. 0 ( 0 TEAR................................. .........!*-»• made a delightful impression upon be literature advertising Miami. it was eont to bless and present- | Florida; the final action of the state This man la a conservative.' I t is E lE M O N TH S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U S M oral— Advertise and boost for Mordaunt her auditors. (HIKE MONTHS....... ........................T« canvassing hoard and endorsed by his business to keep tho bnnk safe. Mrs. Browne was next introduced your home town. the state Democratic executive com­ In a great many cases he passes on DaHrarad la Ita City by CartUr 12.00 Pat Yaar la and gave an interesting and pleasing mittee. The supreme court and the j the loans, buys the securities, and Uncle Eben. Adraara ar 10*. Par Moalfc Local Club Notes account of the pleasure side of the. "People la glttln’ so suspicions,**!! j F a y a a a lt la Adrsata Mart I la Mada ai Offlra state committee are the final and has the general management of the Members who were absent from Undo Ebon, "dat you can t b« pots { only tribunals to determine disputes hank, reporting to the board to Convention dwelling upon the cour­ ■ alar*4 Aa Hataa ]-O aaa Mall Mallar Aayaal 52 *4 tesy shown tho Fioridu delegation the business meeting are requested to a stranger wtfout his takfo' this | as to the results of primary elec­ whom he is responsible. You can ISM . al Ik a PaataffWa al Sanford. Florida tions, and their conclusions are bind­ well ailord to take your problems nnd briefly telling of the social af­ to send in their dues, as the club dat you’a glneter try to sell him sa Uadar Art a f March Srd. I STY. ing upon the party. The life of the to him, for he can help you. Ho fairs given in honor of the delegates. treasury is depleted and funds are thlnV Trlayboaa No. I IS • fflaa la llaaald B«lldla| Miss Brothcrson was introduced Democratic party depends upon the has handled millions for the bank, it as the baby of the convention, being ready acceptance by every Demo­ may be without losing a dollar. He the youngest member in that vast cratic candidate and voter of the re- can give you good udvicc. numhef of delegates, young, old and lilts of the primary election as de­ Whenever you contuinplate buy­ termined by the existing law and the ing a piece of real estate, ask his middle aged that assembled in New The little lady, however highest authorities , of the party. opinion— he known values in your Y'ork: courteously declined making a re­ N o t only thp success, but the con­ town. If you are thinking of buying port having come unprepared and tinued existence of the present sys­ a bond, or some stock, ask him to not understanding that she would be tem of white Democratic primaries guide you. for it may be he is a called upon.spends upon the loyalty of the, bond exp ert—some hank men are. Mrs. Deutte Turner then took the members of the organization. There­ If you have a proposition that looks chair while- Mrs. Galloway, the rep­ fore, it is my purpose to vote for rosy to you, seek him out aiid tfsk W E CAN CONVINCE YOU. every candidate of the Democratic him if he would take it for the bank. resentative of the Sanford Club at party nominated at the June prima­ He will probably say no and you the Biennial meeting gave a brief ries as determined by the decisions can afford to do likewise. When and charming resume of her im­ T H E R E 'S good business in our shoes for business raenpressions of the wonderful meeting "Cood” because the shoes arc built on substantial line* Federal authorities will bo asked to of the supreme court, the final ac­ troubles come, consult him. upon that first night, when thou­ tion of the state canvassing board, without fads or fancies. Foot comfort is SURE in Ihea send special representatives to Hills­ He is the executive and clerical sands of brilliant cultured women and the endorsement of t'h* state and money invested is safe in them.---------1 borough county to see that there is a head of the bank. Every detail gathered in the beautifully decgrated Democratic executive committee. fair count in the election on Novi-mpasses under_his e y e ^ _ lic .UJealoua ir m a y y - I6 ^ iflh “ t iw 'w riou V w ork of |>tr 7, according tp a statement made -nUhtr bank nnd its reputation. It the ten* days ahead of them. Whether y6u choose one fine Russia calf, tan kid. black Mrs. JTBierxlay-aUeMiooii fi oiu i ti«? KoiiTF is hts life work. He is fairly well Galloway emphasized the betterment T H E C O U R T O F C R IT IC IS M kid or (fun metal calf, the same reliable workmanship ii Florida headquarters of Sidney J. W hy censure, condemn, or even crit- paid, sure of. his job,- gives it his ' q f conditions, especially tho better embodied in them all. From $3.50 up, they stand or Catts. —Tatnpa T r ib une. best attention and standi in the role ment of conditions for the child at --------- l e i w ------*■ * : sturdy wear and (fire to a man that "business air." The faults you may find in an- of servant to whomsoever would use the home. Just like old carpet days when the his good oflfcca without pay and hope other? Preceding these interesting reports federal authorities and federal troops Just take out, the beam found in of reward. He is a gentleman of Mrs. Lucille Aabinwall Takach TPIfc. were called into the south on elec­ honor, ol Hn« illlllncllonu lilllh ,.tb hor 0.0*11 brtlll.nty two tion day. What are we coming to, your own eye, • * • . a Xhcn._the-mol«-wiU--Ieave-thut_b r YFttI standards, clean lifo nnd helpful charmingvocal selections, playing and whither are || J---your brother. inclinations, You do well to know her own accompaniment. These in­ Next to Peoples Bank . Sanford, Florid* — 11— You talk of his weakness, follies and him, and cultivate his friendship. cluded “ W a r" iJames Rogers) nnd He can help you in n any waya.— "E csta cy" by W alter Rummel. sins; S E N A T O R F L E T C H E R ’ S -V IE W He has them— this is doubtless American Bankers' A:sociation. A t tho conclusion a rising vote of Senator Duncan U. Fletcher gives true. * thanks was tendered the ladles from his yivw of th6 present political sit­ But heru is a question I'd likp to DcLand, after which an informal propound — uation in the following clean cut, Social period was enjoyed. W hat sort o( a fellow arc you? • i* non partisun letter to the chairman "Learning is over in tho freshness Tho court of criticism is presided Business Meeting over by Judge Censure, its prosecut­ of youth, evfln for the o ld .", . Promptly the business of the club flu b Calendar ing attorney is Law yer M alice,’ its was dispatched, preceding the BionWednesday, Nov. 8— Literature De­ testimony is rumor and US' chief w it­ niel reports on Wednesday after­ partment. noon, the various reports from of­ <§><§><$> ness is ■’’ They S ay." South America ficers, chairmen of committees show­ <$> It holds its session in Evil Hall Tho Empire of tho Incas— Mrs. ing an encouraging activity through nnd ■its business is to traduce'and y G. B. Dickenson. out thfc club, with suggestions offered malign.. Envy and prido are the de­ The Prehistoric Remaihs— Mrs. J. What n difference there for the increase of club membership ll tecitves who work up the cases, and N. Whitncr. Ih in Ink! by the membership chnirman; the the verdict is ulways "G u ilty ," for The Incas in Literature— Some kinds are pale, watery and donations of magazines' for the rest anything desired can be proved by Roll C all— Facts concerning Incas. without the body necessary to room and distribution by the W el­ the star witnesses. Within its juris­ Wednesday, Nov. 15 — make them last as long us is of­ fare Department. The president diction there is not such a thing as ten necessaryNot so with Welfare Program to Club. again called attention to the enforce­ innocence. What "T h e y Say” can­ Epitaphs of Living People. ment of tho rule for non attendance, not testify to aa an eye witness he v. •‘v '• . . stating thfit'names will be.posted be­ can prove by circumstantial 'e v i­ ,, , Blonnls! People • A sound banking connection is as necessary in It is a strong Blue-Black Ink ginning at the December busines dence. ,v Biennial D ay 'a t' the Woman's that will* stay on your record times of prosperity to further progress as it is in a "T h e y S ay" would rather drag Club on Wednesday was most In­ meeting. books for years, improves the business crisis to ward off disaster. • • forth from -its closet a "fa m ily skele­ teresting nnd the presence of visitors nppearunrj of your correspond­ ence and can be used in youf ton” than to point to monuments made the meeting more attractive Snapshots From the Report of A growing .account^with F IR S T N A TIO N A L fountain pen if desired. erected in hohor of virtue and valor. than usual. I t was a delightful af­ Mrs. Stephens B A N K protects money when it is plentiful and Wo have it Ip He is a feature which leasts on ternoon for the occasion and a*repre­ The watchword of tho General uarts - - - - $ 1.20 builds up a credit which can be utilized with hen-’ Scandal and stupified with tho poi­ sentative gathering of club members Federation ia "U n ity ." inta - - - .75 son of jealousy and hate. — Galves­ Half Pints - - • .45 were present to greet Mrs. Wm. efit when money is “ tig h t".. * f ton, Tezas, News. 4 Oz. Bottles - - • .16 Thera arc over two million women Stephens, Mrs. B. E. Browne and ---- -O----- • We aim to constantly {extend our scope of in­ Cheaper Ink If you want it ' » Miss .Martha Brothcrson of DcLand in the Woman's Clubs of America. fluence through the quality of our service. who came by special request to make . s T H E G L A R IN G H E A D L IG H T S Illinois has more women enrolled In spite of columns after columns the Biennial reports. Snowball chrysanthemums and in the Women’s Clubs of the state which have been written both by the lovely roses from Georgia filled the than there are soldiers In the United state press and by national organs, States Army. tahle -and stands In the auditorium thero aoems to be but little 'a b a te ­ ment of the strong headlight nuis­ find reception hall. Kentucky dub women maintain Mrs, Galloway, presided-with her ance. Especially on the country S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A road the danger o f blinding head­ usual gracious dignity and intro­ o n e' thousand moonlight schools In " T h a FARM ER’S FR IE N D " , light* continues to manifest Itself. duced tho viaitora with complimen­ the mountain districts.for the eduPHONE 148 cation foLth e people who cannot^ab; dwelling upon the Automobile owners -who ride, b e ­ tary remarks, hind these glaring rays of light evi- privilege and honor conferred upon tend day_school. Wilson Our Next President TQ WAGE EARNERS P E 0 P L E S J 3 A N IK O f J A N F O R D SANFORD, FLORIDA m m m m m m m m m m m m w fl j THE SANFORD HERALD - THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY M O R IN S ’ SHOE STOR W O M A N ’S CLUB INK CARTER’S PENCRAFT ’L in- - BUSINESS PROTECTION . J ? The ii Herald Printing Co. ii The First National Office Supply Depl. 4 t �* MatfWbcr 3. >818 ........ ...................................... ....... Mr. and Mrs. l^ v is of Gaines­ ville are in the city seeking a house in which to reside. Mr. Levis will bje local manager of the Virginia Carolina Chemical Co., and they to­ gether with the children will make Danford their future home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morse nnd children of Minneapolis arc the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E! P. Norm­ al their suburban home south of the Little 'H eppenloge— Mention city. Mr. nnd Mrs. Morse are cnroute to Honduras, wh£ro they will of Mntters In B r ie fspend the winter, but we arc hoping personal Items or they w ill'like Sanford so well that Your candidate fqr Governor, Interest Florida Democrata, is W. V. Knott they will eventually become resi­ * and it is your duty to support him dents. 8«mm»ry of the Flosllm Smell 11 regardless of differences of opinion. Visit the night school in Bishop Telke Succinctly Arranged for jj 2l-2tr Block. Civil Service, Bookkeeping, Hurried Ilereld Reedere Mrs. Chrl N. Miller, Mrs. Ernest Language. Words. Arithmetic, Gram­ ||<tM .................. M t t t t t t t f Rowland, Mrs. Page, Mrs. Iiushnell mar and High School subjects. Only cents fur oach hour re citation: " C. E. ot nnd Mias Helen-Waters all from DeSundey ichool at 9.45. 22-2tp Land were in tho city a few hours 6.00 p. ">• For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Wednesday evening enroute home U»e Juba Self Riaing Flour for from Orlando, where they had spent Self Rising Flour— A t all grocers. detlciou* hot ■Biscuits— A t all gro­ the day. , * 6-tf cers. v Use Juba Self Rising Flour for . T H IS is an O P E N IN V I T A T I O N H fir Ed Davie, the old time Dem­ delicious hot Biscuits— At all gro­ to men, young men and boys who ocrat on Monday night. want to get In touch with n good cers. <j-tf place to buy their clothes. We can The only explanation of tho tri­ Tho Peoples Bank is making a show you tho newest styles, exclu­ umph of Tanlac le Tanlac’s true grent improvement by n cement sive patterns. We can fit you, please worth. . 22-ltc walk taking in tho three cornered you and convince you that our ser­ The Democrata of Somlnole will parts of the walk formerly covered vice is well worth coming for. All j*J|y here Kfondny .night. Come by grass and cementing the same of which we hope you will give us Into a fine broad walk with the let­ out and hear them. the opportunity to prove. .JL. • L . ters "Peoples Bank" embossed in Taylor, First Su and Palmetto Avc. ‘ Back of Tanlac’a triumph in the satbe. (E . H. Peters old shoe store stand.) drue store atanda Tanlac's triumph 22-ltc W. V. Knott is tho rightful Dem­ ih the home. 22-11 ocratic nominee. Thihk before you An old fashioned Democratic mass Sanford Avenue meeting and rally next Monday cast q vote for other than the real Democratic nominee. 21-2tc Been paying city taxes for forty night. Bo sure you are right and being years, paving all the other streets, FoV delicious hot biscuits use Juba right moaqs a vote for W. V. Knott goes unhrickcd from 5tb to 10th Self Rising Flour— A t all grocers. streets. 21-2tc Governor. 2l-2tc * 6-tf IN and ABODTTHE CITY : i Hon. Royal P. Hamlin, criminal court judge elect of DeLapd was a ■business visitor in Sanford Tuesday. Boy says politics is politics in his home town. Just arrived at the Three In One Store a large shipment of ginghams, percales and outings— ail colors. 22-ltc '7 Misses Gretchen and Olga Schultz entertained together on Thursday afternoon with a charming little sewing party. T w o tables of bridge were enjoyed by some of the guests during the afternoon, and another neat little sum was added to the piano fund. Republicans, Democrats, every­ S’. 1.. Bnumnn and A. It. Ches­ body, plan right now to attend the hire, representatives of, tho H. F. jig meeting Saturday night, N ov.4. Goodrich Tire Co., of Akron, Oh*ig 20- 3tc ire in the city today, calling on tho Dr. C. A. Owens of Humboldt, local trade. Tenn., arrived in the city Tuesday ' Leo M, Rchkindcr, one of tho nnd ia conducting a scries of revival > prominent merchants of Geneva and meetings at the Baptist church this the postmaster at that place was In week. The Doctor ia a very itriM* the city yesterday and stated thn presslve and entertaining speaker cars could now get over to Geneva and is having a good meeting at the all right. Temple. Services held at 10 a. m. Big Republican meeting Saturday, and 7:30 p. m. eve., Nov. 4. 20-3tc For delicious hot biscuits use Juba For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Jelf Rising Flour— A t all grocers. 6-tf Self Rising Fiour— A t all grocers. 6-tf You have heard all the statements Election returns will be given at >ut W. V. Knott is the Democratic the Lyric Theatre on Tuesday night. nominee for Governor and should re­ Small admittance fee to cover cost ceive the support of Democrats. . of wires. 21- 2tc Ilig meeting corner First and Park Dr. Ward, president of Rollins Saturday night, N o v . yi ; 8 o'clock. College will fill the pulpit of tho Don't mias it. 20-3tc Congregational church on Sunday, as Vote forW. V. Knott for G over­ Rev. J. A. Davidson of Stoughton, nor^ The man who hns been de­ Wis., the new pastor of the church clared the Democratic -nominee. will not be able to arrive |n time 21-2tc ror this Sunday. All members and ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Emmett riends of the church are urged to be Sunday school at 9.45 and Wilson have reto/ned from a pleas­ present. Christian Endeavor at G.OO p. m. ant trip to various points in New York state Bpending some timo in Use Juba Self Rising Flour for the Adirondack mountains. delicloua hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ 6-tf Don't let anything prevent you cers. and your friends fro m being out to hear the fine speakers Saturday night, Nov. 4th, main St. cor. Park Avc. _________ .a o ^ u — Use Juba Self Rising Flour, for delicious hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ w n. 6-tf James McComb, editor of -the Florida Growers News Is spending a few days In the city on business connected' with the printing of his paper here. Mr. McComb formerly lad his business and' editorial oflicca here but is now located in Jack­ sonville. His many friends arc givng -h im --a- warm— welcome- home ' again. The Congregational C. E. held a ytry-unjoyable-Hallowe'en socfll at the parsonage Tuesday evening. .The Don't rock the Democratic boat affair was well attended and all seem ed to have a good time in playing Stick by tho man who has been at the games prepared for tho occasion. tho helm for many years, W . V. Use Juba Self Rising Flour .for Cnott, you know he is all right. 21-2tc delicious hot Biscuits— A t ill grocers. ~ 6.tf For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Tunlar is known and honored Jelf Rising Flour— A t all grocers. 6-tf throughout the entire country. M il­ lions have taken It and have rpoHarry Lewis returned yestcrdqy nounced it the greatest all roun from Defiance, Ohio,' where he was stomach tonic and syatom purifier called by the illness and subsequent « ver given the people. , death of his mother, Mrs. Dr. Lewis. " • V. Knott, twenty years a resi­ Hts many Sanford friends deeply dent and worker In tho ranks of tho sympathize with him in the loss of Democratic party in Florida. D on't his beat friend. Mr. Lewis is con­ swap an old friend for tho now. nected with tho Connelly Real Es­ 21-2tc tate Agency and states that the hor delicious hot biscuits use Juba people aro coming to' Florida by the c'f Rising Flour— A t all grocers. hundreds already and that Sanford . 6-tf • will .get a good share of them. Over a quarter of a million well We D E S IR E TO C O N V IN C E known men and women fro m -d if- YO U that we carry the most com­ ertm parts of tho country have plete line of ladies dress goods, con­ * Staed written endorsements for Tan- sisting o f taffetas, mesa alines, silk iho t Ita ibest . advcrislng - comes from poplins, soisettes, serges, panamas the jL P«°ple who have actually used and wool poplins In Sanford. Also ) men’s, ladles' and children's awcatUse Juba Sejf R ilin g, Flour for era and all kinds of ready to wear. aeUcloua hot Biscuits— A t all gre- SHOES D U R S P E C IA L T Y . Three eer* 6-tf In One-Store. '. 22-ltc THE QUALITY S H b P LYRIC THEATRE •* The Mother o f Streets —Sanford avenue— has gone - for seven years without a brick, to her back. 21-2tc N otlcc To Whom it May Concern — This is to notify all that I am not responsible for any debt or aliy transaction made by If. If. Webber from this date, and that he is not my agent for selling or muking any contracts in any shape or form. Yours respectfully, 22-1 tp A. E. SJOBLOM . N E W W H IT E F E L T S WE M AKE A SPECIALTY OF C H ILD R E N ’S HATS HRS. I. D. PEARSON, Mgr- MRS. A. D. PARRISH, Asst. PEOPLE AND EVENTS with Kissimmee on Novem ber 3. We think U would be wise for tho school board to install iron cages in which to keep the wild animals necessary for ■use In science classes. Wednesday afternoon, in chemistry got loose out of its paper bag, there­ by causing a panic among the Se­ nior girls. Climbing was the feature of tho day. Most of the girls occu­ pied grand stand seals on the hacks of chairs. Ruth Hand especially shows much agility In acrobatic stunts with two chairs. It wns only through tho heroic efforts of tho wounded Willinm Rungo that tho dangerous reprile was capturod. Soop after It drowned Its troubles In alcohol. This marks tho end of the first month of school. A large number of course were entered on the honor roll. Watch tho paper. Eat Fruit Disease germs are ever present In the mouth, throat, slomach.and boweta. If these germs can bo destroyed by auch agTeeable medicine as fresh apples,' peaches, puars, grapes, straw* berries and raspberries, blackberries, currants*and other similar fruits, why should we not partake ot them frooly, thus avoiding doctors’J jIUs I ______ Reclining Good for Digestion. According to a French scientist, di­ gestion proceeds more swiftly when persons ara recumbent than whon erect because in the process of avo* lutlon the stomach has not advanced as rapidly as other organs. M IL L IN E R Y ‘(Continued from Page 3) honored place of his own nmong th various interesting features of the evening's entertainment. The sue-cess of the nffutr is due largely to the romrptttees in charge who were, for entertainment. Mrs. Hurt, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. O’ Connor nnd Alma and Lillian Goerlz: dycornting com­ mittee, Mrs. O'Connor, Mrs. Peters, ,\U-s Kuguuia . Muller- amt Mrs. Hurt; while the delicious refreshments were In the hands of Miss Auranka Takach, Mrs. Berner and Mrs. Schell. The witch wns cleverly portrayed by Mrs. T . L . O'Connor nnd Mrs. Mrs. W. If. Peters wns the grue­ some ghost. Hirthn Mr. bnd Mrs. Walter Gwynn Fox arc rejoicing in the birth of a little son who arrived Wednesday, N ov. 1st. He will be called Walter Gwynn, Jr. Silcer Tea* The first of the silver teas ‘to* he given for the benefit of the piano fund, by members of the Music Department was held at the home « f Mrs. Mobley on Mondhy after­ noon-'nnd was a delightful success socially nnd financially. Order Work'a Specialty. Satisfaction Guaranteed. MRS. GRACE E W IL L IA M S Next to McCulIers 10ft East First Street ._ -----Tjjp winter sport. So .every one come out and encourage the homo hoys. No paid men and all locals so you can rest assured that if any errors arc mad* you jv ill live to see the boys to tell .them what you think of them. Being the first game you can expect juqt ns good a game as if tho boys were in midseason form, for each and .every* player has been at practice.. So nil come, nnd re­ member tho boys are all locals nnd as you know, the fan makes the game and without the fans at the games tho sport cannot go on. The following players will be selected from for the first game: Jones, Chit­ tenden, Washburn, Hnwkins, Spenrcer, Lning, Griffin, Murphy nnd Kanner. ’ ' "R e d ” Davis. Up-to-Date Business 8ystem. No longer Is tt regarded ns good Mr. A. B. Hayes of Portland, Me., management to count uniform pieces who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. one by ono In manufacturing plants. II. L. Griffin left on# Wednesdny for Scales especially constructed for the purpose are now being employed for home.* * . counting material or like units. Not I , # » * only Is tho weighing machine Inoru ac­ Mrs. Henry McLnulin left yester­ curate because It substitutes simple day to visit friends in Macon, Gn. manual operation and the highest dogroo of mechanical precision for-the Mrs. S. C. Holland, Miss Helen complicated mental figuring nnd Inac­ Holland and Mrs. M. L. Nichols of curacies of othur systems, hut It counts Springville, N. Y., arrived on Mon­ from 100 to 1.000 per cent faster than day to spend the winter and will be the timeworn methods. the guests 'of Mrs. J. N. Whitner. ‘ Personal Mention Mrs. Wm. Stevens, Mrs. B .‘ ,E. Browne and Miss Martha BrotherBoys' Athletics son motored over from DeLnnd on Last Friday we had our first foot Wedrtbsday anil were the guests of ball game. The game itself was the Woman’ s Club. written up by "R e d ” Davis, but we refef to it because it was a scrappy, Delegates to the C. E. convention hard fought game. Although San­ at St. Cloud this week, who will rep­ ford wns greatly outclassed by St. resent the Presbyterian society from Augustine in weight and experience, this city will be Miss Bessie Long, she made up for it In fighting ability. Miss Virginia Smith and Mr. II. H. After the game the St. Augustine Muir head. There will bo several boyH retired to the Empire Hotel, cars that will be filled with members and there between tho hours of that will go for tbe day on Saturday. eight and ten-thirty several of the girls and football players of Sanford ' vMlaa Moll Whitner returned Mon­ met and had a good time. day from Washington, D. C. • St. Augustjne's quarterback, who was injured in the last play was well Mr. A. L. Wilco’x has arrived from enough to jeturn home Saturday Akron, Ohio and will assist Mr. rnornfng. Henry McLnulin, the jeweler. Mrs. Our next game will bo this after­ Wilcox is expected to urrive within noon at three o'clock, between San­ u few weeks, ford and Kissimmee High. As near ns we can gather from reports Kis­ Mrs. M. L. Goodhue returned simmee hns a moderately light team, Tuesday from Cincinnati, Ohio, but it is full of fight, just ns we are, where she has buen visiting for sev­ so we predict that this will l>e the eral months. ‘ . fastest garnet of the season at Sunford. These informal small affairs are Robert Greene.— very enjoyable, serving to bring tly* Locals club members together socially and Although we did not carry off the uL thu same time being the means of laurels at Friday’s 'jam s yet the St. raising funds fo r 'a n excellent pur­ Augustine Giants did not need an pose. adding machine to add up their I - ----score. Wo have a team which any Mrs. M. C. Tolar Is expected home team might he proud of and we arc -today'Trtttr ~ n visit" o fK v e ra T w c c k s sure t h ey-w ill-w im th e Tcturrr game.' with, her sons in Live Oak ami *1*° Let's support odr boys! to relatives In Valdosta, Georgia. Rosamond Radford recclvid a box of Nunnally’a for selling tho most ✓ Mr. and Mrs. John T . Brady nnd tickets for the St. Augustine game. family expect to leave shortly fpr All agree that Nunnally’ s are fine. The whole school has the charge Waco, Texas, where they will make of the selling of tickets for the game their future home. Just received a new shipmentjjf Hatters P lu s h - ----- PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD — —«*J**»* North and South. In 1861 tho real estate value o f th « southern states was under |2,000,000,* 000, whllo that of tho northern states exceeded 65,000,000,000. Tho banking capital o f tho South yvaa 147,000,000, that of the North 6330,000,000. The Imports‘ of tho Soutli In 1860 were 631,000,000, o f tho North for the same year 6331,000,000. The white popula­ tion of tho acceding states was 6,000,* 000, of tho North 21,000.000. . ; ~ Await 1^0 Its Time, Ono nge cannot comprehend anoth­ er; thcro, too, it takes tlmo to dleongago, subordinate, eliminate. Truth o f this sort Is not tho elaboration o f ono keen or strong mind, but of tho secret experience of many; nlbtl sine actato cst, omnia ternpus expectant. "Nothing la without Its nge and date; nil things watt for tjielr time."— De*a CJiurcb. Worth While Quotation. To bo protected Is—Is more won­ derful than—than bolng loved.— Peggy Ip “ Pcrsunslvo Peggy." Cord of Thanks • W6 desire by this means to oxproMi to our many friendt our heart­ felt thanks for their great kindness during the illness and at the death of our beloved wife and mother. T. D. Peters and Fumily. jciiiuiiiiuixiiiiuiuiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixtxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiniixinnii | OLD TIME PO LITICAL RALLY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6th 7:30 P . M . Corner Park Avenue and First Street x A number of Setainolc County’s Lending Citizens will address the voters nnd explain the present Political Situation in Seminole County. : : : : a gifted and well advised Orator will render a thorough explana­ tion o f tKeUOVEEN OR’S RACE Everybody Invited— Come Hear the Speakers, Sec the Crowd, Mingle with the Masses. A night’s instructive entertainment promised for all. : : * B A SK E T BALI. T O N IG H T Sanford and Seabreexe Will Play Fast Game The B. S. A. Basketball team will play the fast Seabreeze team to­ night at the Parish house, the game will be called promptly at 8:00 o'clock sharp and the nominal fee of 26 cents will bo chargedr '7UT has been said before it is doubtful in thn minds o f the "w ise ones" if Sanford has ever had such a collective nrray of tnlcnt as tho team which is repre­ senting the Brotherhood for the season of 1916 and '17. Under tho capable leadership of Ned Chittenden and Harold Wash­ burn tho boys have been thoroughly coached and from the workouta both leaders are satisfied with the out­ come. The boys are determined to deliver tho gdods, for they all realise that tho Sanford people are few in this world that want the best or nothing and with such as it is each player will be in the gamo from start to finish, barring accident. Tbe Seabreeze team which will bo their opponents we know nothing of, except by reports and hearsays and they must have a corking good team Or tha-hCala-wUI-oure put a crimp tn their reputation which they now hold. Tho N ew York Times of last Sun­ day, commenting on basketball says T h a t basketball is fast gripping the fans of the larger eastern cities and that the coming season has found, the south adopUng this sport as -the xiiiiuiiiiiixiiiiiiiiniixiiiiiiniiiixtxiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiiixiiiiiiiiiiii: Handling of Banking Business \ The Seminole County Bank takes special Interest in the welfare o f its customers and makes It a point to handle their banking business with the utmost dls« tch. and efficiency. Your account subject to check is solicited. FOUR PER CENT INTEREST P A ID O N S A V IN G S A C C O U N T S Sem inole County Bank Sanford,Florida • A Home Bank for Home People FORREST LAKE. Pres. D. L. THRASH R,*V*Pres. A, R. KEY. CaafcU* �C O U N T Y HAPPENINGS O better way to satisfy an enthusiastic appetite than with Uneeda Biscuit. A delight­ ful food, as appetizing as it is nourishing and wholesome. Per­ fect baking, perfect protection, they come to you with 9 venfreshness. N A BUNCH OF IN TE R ESTIN G ITE M S FRO M COR­ R E S P O N D E N T S - EVENTS OF SE M IN O LE COUN­ T Y — EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR T H E H ERALD with him and n trained nurac has charge. * ------VMra. Anna DoForcat arrived Sat­ urday evening from tl(e north and ia at her beautiful place "T h e Palma." L ittle Eric, aon of Mr. and Mra. H. L. Lundquist celebrated his eighth blrtlfdny on tile 30th, ao n number of relatives and friends gathered with them to make it a pleasant time. Firat of all his grand­ mother and-hi* grandfather. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lumjquiat for whom he waa named, then hia uncles, Ed­ win and Aron and Elmer with wife and ehflilren. Later aome of the neighbora railed and enjoyed aome fine music, among them being Mr. and Mra. J. A. Thompson, Mlea Edna and Andrew Thompaon, Miss Clark and Mra. Bradley. EAST S A N F O R D Rev. Mr. M ickey will preach at the Moore’s Station church Sunday, November 5. • Rev. Greorge Hyman preached at BPS A LA AN D G RAPEY1I.LK M oore's Station church two weeks W e are glad to see Miss Ebbn ago and four members of the Bap­ Stcdt Is again able to attend school. tist choir accompanied him making Mra. Bengaton, late of Ups ala but an’ altogether interacting service. • now in Wlndcmere suffered a severe Mr. am! Mrs. E. P. Morse are en­ accident iu fulling and it is feared breaking, her hip, w hich at her ad­ tertaining his brother, ‘Frank, wife and two children of Minneapolis, vanced age is very serious. Mr. Clark had another _ serious Minnesota at their attractive home Later setback necessitating another opera­ on South Sniibyd avenue. tion last Friday, but he seems to be they leave for Honduras, Centralgetting along as well (is can be ex­ America, to visit another brother, •• pected, though still In a very crit­ George A. Morse. Mrs. l.elund Cushman of Boston. ical condition. . His children nre still JACKSONVILLE. FLA Rines, ■ James Robson,' Bertram Stephens, Bjiroh Stephens. • Eighth Grade— Marie Bragg, Vlvian Crosby, Helen Chorpenlng, V ir­ ginia DeCourscy, Sara Warren Hasterby, Martha Garrison, Eleanor ■Herring, Nina Howard, *E th cl Hen­ ry, Ruby Hart, Julia Laing, Bertha Mascy, Jcnne Rhodes, Velina Vdnable, G eorgia’ Walker, Mamie Rato Williams, Theodore ‘ Bcrgqulst, Otis Cobb, bonald Cprrnway, Stewart Dutton, John Fox, W illie L eavitt, H arvey McCauley, John Mcisch, Lawrence Smith. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Senior— Katherine Ayeocke, M ar­ ion Gove, Ruth Little, Gertrude Little, Fannie Rebn Munson, Lu­ cille Rines, Ruth Kanner. ’ Junior— Ucctl L iu la , E lite Lovejo y , M ary Lynch, Muriel Rhodes, Clifford Walker. Sophomore— Lola Hutchison, Hel­ en I’ cck, Lillie Schwarytz, Theodore Rungc, Dorothy Rumph. (W H IT E ) Hair Cut - - 25c Shave - - - ’15 C Children 15 and 20c’ Tonic - 10c Massage - - 25c Shampoo - - 25c Singe - 25c Geo. H. Tomlinson NE XT T O W RIT STATION' Palmetto Avenue Freshman— M ollle Abernathy, GladyH Adams, Martha Brown, Mildred Huston, William M cK im , Sarita Lake, Anna Mason, Bessie Proctor, Wlnnifrcd Strong, Helen r SA W M ILLS M A CH IN ER Y AND ALL SUPPLIES W rit* For Prices And S. Mass., will arrive on Thursday to Mra, Earl Thrall and Mias Aman­ spend the winter with . her brother, da Sjuhlom went shopping in San­ C. M. Stowe nnd nephew, Edmond ford Saturday. Stowe at their ■ home on Cameron The friends of Hadia Harvey will avenue. be glad to know {hut he Sa expected Mrs. Edgar Smith of Alnmonodn, to return again in a few days to Fla., is n guest of 'her son, I. D. winter here, having spent winter be­ * '. Hart and family nnd will visit in fore* InsrhCTin Mrs. Earl Thrall ia visiting in Chuluota and elsewhere before re­ Sanford this week. turning. Rev. H. E. Thompson of GlenMrs. G. L. Bludsoe of Celery ave­ wood will preach here Sunday after­ nue has Imen entertaining her aiater, noon. -------- ---.------ — Mrs. O ’ Neal and aon, • J<*sp, of Lakeland, Her mol her and sister; Mr. and Mrs. Itigersoil entertained Mrs, and Miss Varnes_ returning a large number of friend* at their with them for a visit. home on Hallowe'en. Most of the Lionel Sipes is improving. Doe- gucnls were masked and Airessed to tors Neal and Stevens placed Ills suit the occasion. T h e evening was leg in a plaster east Tuesday. Lionel spent in duncing and refreshments wishes all his friends would come were served later in the evening. and see him. The county is building u coxy H O N O R R O LL little bungalow at the Osteen, ferry. J. C. Vaughn has the ferry in charge, and he and hia wife and daughters will occupy the new house. W. A. Raynor. Sr., has (Hirebased the old ferry house property on Celery ave­ nue. The young peojile will have a Hallowe'en dance on Friday evening on Cameron avenue at the vuennt house opposite the Squires home. Capt. W inn’s road gang are busy this week making some improve­ ments on the portion of Benrdail avenue that was "N atu re!} own" in appearance. The gang worked on North Cameron avenue last week and there will have to be consider­ able more wo k at that point fefore it will le .a i mid toad. ,«..l!i<r and Shrlners in Orlando Orlando is to have a grand cele­ bration on Thursday, N ov. 9th in honor of the ahrinera who are in ses­ sion there on that day. Elaborate arrangements havo been made for the entertainment of the guests, both Shrinora and others who will be visitors to the city o n ‘ that day. Three bands will furnish the music — n big parade will he pulled off ip the m orning—and a ball at night will be a part of the many attrac­ tions. The railroads have made ttpocinl nrrniigementH to handle the crowds and the merchants are mak­ ing hi any special inducements for shoppers on that day. Elsewhere in this issue will be found t h e 'adver­ tisement announcing this celebra­ tion. Catalogue V E T E R IN A R IA N ----- rOFFICE----- ; H A N D BROS? ST a BLES l Bring In your lame nnd' sick | horses and mules. Have them i treated. Have their teeth ciuniiri. i ed, sharp corners dressed dowa,' | projections cut off and decayed i molars extracted. made by one of tho large turpentine H A IR T O N IC companies in this section 6n 29 ar­ is sold by us on a guarantee to he a reliable preparation for keeping the an increase of $43.52 or an average scalp and hnir in u healthy condi­ increase of 29.52 per cent. Grain tion. L e t us expluin its merits to has increased 18 per cent since you. Sold only by us, 50r nnd $1.00 January 1st. R. C. Bower,' ticles of food costing $144.04 show REGARDLESS OF WHAT OUR ____ ^ SAY Your CREDIT is Good Mr. tierow believe*! in a tarilf tjut will nlTortl prqtectinn In all Florida__umuat—aud—mnmtfnclui’Chl pro­ ducts, whenever the price on same {§ affected by foreign com .He Wlieves that tire place for children, until’ they are i\t least fourteen years of age, is'in the public schools, and thatJaw s prohibiting their employment in manu­ facturing plants should be made effective, especially when such employment hits a tendency to reduce the wages of adults employed in like interests. He believe* in liberal appropriations for’ Govern- blcy, Margaret Neal, Mary ,h Bui eat on. Velm n__Sbiuu.P Wessner, George Wilson, Kanner, Sarah Lewis, Jrmu Irene - McGuhngln. Grade— E. K: Foster, Jr., Jenkins, Curl Chorpenlng, fyn erj John Wilson, Helen f, Madeline M allcm , Nnn Frances Rhoden, Naomi waterways, including drainage canals, and will woplfr earnestly for same. take over the drainage projects of the State and complete the same as they have done with irrigating, projects in Colorado, Nevado, New Mexico, nnd other western states. He is against the indiscriminate admittance of foreigners as citizens of the. United States, and will support legislation preventing same. If elected lie will serve the people of the Fourth Congressional District and]State_of Florida in every way* passible. . Dcmariua Munson, Corinnc Steinmeyer, W. AT’ Aclarns,'M erton Aycocke, Edward Rumph,, Robert W il­ LAKE M ARY Harold Hcnchen of Oakland spent liams, Martha Duke, Marie Stemper, Margaret Friction, Nora Jen­ the week end here. kins, M ay Holly, Sarah Whceless, Madge Woodcock, Doris Moore, Ollio Vcrff Glisson, Charlotte Smith. rocer FLORIDA E V E R m D Y NON'SULPHATJNC BATTERY ALL M AKES AND - TY P E S REPAIRED Fully Charged Batteries . to Fit Any Car COUNTY GARAGE. A TLA N TIC COAST LINE ing of rivers, the opening and maintenance of inland He believes that the general government should Phone 8 — © ) COASANTtEB STORAGE. SEM INO LE ment buildings, in the improvement of harbors, deepen­ i Seventh. Grade— Anna DuDose, Marian Hand, Lillian Shinholser, Eva Taylor, Tom Brothcrson, P ey­ ton Fortaon, Sidney Kennedy, W il­ lard Lumley, Victor M cLauiln,’ Ed­ ward M eCally, Alton Morris, Joe Perritt, Annie Bruton, France* D ut­ ton, Florence Henry, Lucilo Jenkins, Aline Llpford, Nellie Messenger, Annie Milheim, Lila Murrell, M ar­ garet Zachary,. Dorothea M ickey, Willie Mullein, Gale McAlexander, Fred Pope, Paul Radford, Frederic a g High Cost Gels Higher SANFORD for tin- bust business interest of the State of Florida. q - A compilation of the cost of foods S A N F O R D ’S HOUSE OF S E q V fC E ___ W L K IW A A N D E TH E L IT E M S Allen Boyd and family, formerly of Barlow who have been 'visiting Mrs. Boyd's brother, W. D. Tillnion while waiting for their household goods to be moved u> Sanford have -luiw— moved into their new home there. M r., Alvin Newcomb Is expecting his father nnd mother from Now Jersey in* a few days to spend tho winter here. Air. Eugene Brown was in 'Gaines-vllle lust week looking after his homestead rights. Mt*. E. A. Rush.took dinner with Mrs. A. M. Rush Wednesday. W illie Neaj and Carl Dees took A. A. Newrolnb to DeLnnd in their launch Wednesday where ho expects to work in tho packjng house. W illie and Carl came bark ns fur as Monroe where they are going to spend a few weeks fishing. o ° ooooooapoooaooooaaooD ooao The Geo. H. F ern ald H ard w are Co A vote for PaRjul T —Liuruw -for I '■«»ntrrrxs‘ Is <1 VAt? ° �PAGE THREE THE SANFORp HERALD ABOUT P E O P L E ..a n d e v e n t s ... Connelly will entertain Aurfion Bride* An interesting program of auction vu played on Monday afternoon ,jth Mrs. B. W. Herndon at her chirming home on Park avenue. There was a suggestion of Hallow­ e'en in the - attractive decorations, the favors and tally cards. The membership of the' club has been increased to thirteen, which will in­ clude three tables of playors and the hostess hereafter. Much regret has fawn expressed at the reslgnatiftn of Mr*. Norma King McLaulin from this tml other clubs. Mrs. R. A. Newman won the prize and was presented with a very loVely center­ piece el Madeira embroidery. Tho new members arc Mrs. R. R. Do as, Mrs, F. J. Gonzales, M rs.' E. P. Morse, Mrs. R. C. Bower, Mrs. Geo. D. Bishop and Mrs. F. E. RoumilUt. Other members arc Mrs. Ncwmsn. Mrs. E. M. Gnlloway, Mrs. A. P. Connelly. Mrs. C. M. Vorcc, Mrs. S. Pulcston, Mrs. Frank Miller end Mrs. Herndon. Substituting for Mrs. Deaa and Mrs. Miller on Mondsy were Mrs. Forrest Lnkc ind Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, A salad A HESUME OF SAN FO R D HAPPENINGS UP-TO DATE A i i t m ill CemmikiniMiM l«f ihi. Calami la "SocMty EJ.Ioi," a, Pkaa* Mn. R. A. Tttlwaa. Pkona Na. ZM I uesday evening at •their homo on the west side. .The driveway um| screened front porch were hung with Juck 'a lanterns, ami tho interior of the charming bungalow was hung with the regulation Hallowe’en sym­ bols- Imts, witches and cats, t,he color scheme being black and yellow. -►When the guests assembled they were conducted in couples to n dim, curtained alcove, where a witch in a gay colored robe and high hat told their fortunes from their (minis. A series of progressive games fol­ lowed. .There were f l W IftHTes and the winning couples progressed when the time was called. At the first table was an apple race, on the or­ der of art old fashioned potato race. At the second tabic was a peanut race, similar to tho first. A t the third was a peanut jab;.at the fourth U/ Birthday Party euch Contestant raced to pick up 24 t Ml*. G. W. Venable entertained beans each with toothpicks! Tho on Wednesday evening, Oct. 25th last table was the funniest of all, In honor of her niece, Miss Nell where each couple chewed a string O'Cano of Orangeburg, S. C. ^ with a raisin lied in the middle. Tho house was decorated in yel­ When the contest was over it was low autumn flowers. Four tables of cards were arranged, and after play­ found that Mrs. It. C. Maxwell and ing for an hour, the hostess served Mrs. John Hunter had received the delicious ice cream and cake. A mo t punches and the>**wero award­ beautiful white hirthduy cake with ed a lovely box of candy. Delirious refreshments consisting candles was in the center of the of pumpkin pie, cheese sandwiches dining table. The candles were and apples were then served. blown out by tho honoree .and the cake was cut H a rry Walker Harry Eckels Geo. Venohlo by each guest. Mr. Mrs. Campbell was assisted in en­ cut the dimej Mr. tertaining and neaving by Mrs. *F. S. the thimble andMr. Greene. At intervals, while re­ the ring. freshments were being enjoyed ghosts appeared at the windows and T h e guests all enjoyed a "Rose as suddenly disappeared. Among Garden Contest," the prixe, a box of those present were .Mr. and M r s . candy being won by Mlsi Katherine Campbell and little daughter. HotAycocke and Mr. Hugh Tillis.Tho tinti, Mrs. It. Maxwell, Mrs. Joe booby prize, a hickory nut, .was won Mcisch, Mrs.. F. L. Greene; Miss by Miss Annie Anderson. Virginia Smith, Frances Leavitt. Another contest where they tried Esther Woodburn. Ruth, Gertrude to make as many words as possible and Ereel Little, Isabel llaynor. out of tho word "peanut" was won Booth; Messrs. Joe Meisch, C. F. by Mr. Harry Walker, who was Brannon, F. L. Greene, John Huber, awarded a blue ribbon peanut. E. Hunter, Victor Greene. Hubert Those invited were Misses Kath­ Greene, E. J. Wilson, J. W. Booth erine Aycocke, Annie Anderson, Lu­ and R ev.,E . D. Brownlee. cille Denton, Helen and Mabel An­ derson, Alma, Clara and Lily Gocrtz, Catholic Hallowe'en Party Edna Williamson, Gussrc Tillis and All the traditions of Hallowe'en Annie Weeks; Messrs. O. and H. were suggested at the pnrty given Weeks, Ray Maxwell. Hugh Tillis, on Monday night by the Altar So­ Harry Walker, Luther Williamson, ciety at the Parochial Hall whore Ben Taylor, Oscar .Speer, Roby the guests enjoyed Hallowe'en games Laing, Z. Eckels nnd Percy Packard. and fun of n wholesome sort. The Miss O ’Cane fecelvcd many beauti­ hall was ryoAed from corner to cor­ ful birthday remembrances. • Mrs. ner and side to side with festoons of Venable was assisted by Mrs. Bell black and yellow, while Jack-o' lan­ and Mrs. E. E. llogan. terns shed their ghostly glow upon grotesque little Brownies and pump­ kin faces added much to the decora­ tions*. Cosmos were banked on the piano and windows and doors out lined with cedar ‘and golden rod. Albeit m any of the grotesque fea­ tures of Hallowo’en were much fn evidence, the ilecofntions were reifily. beautiful and artistic. In one fa r corner the witches den was most popular for here • was the fortune teller, n descendant of the witch of Endor, where tho curious crowd could lenm of their future. Just before entering tho door one was met by a spook in ghostly ap­ parel, thut heralded the fun and frolic behind tho closed• 4 doors. There t were all sorts of nmusing Hallow­ e’ en games, such as "spiking pen- nut*," "bobbing for apple*," "b itin g for marshmallows" and last but not leyst the exciting fun nf biting apples strung across the hall. This was u game for two that brought forth gales or merry laughter. Tho " L it tle Cobbler qf Lepriron” was a unique character, cleverly drawn by Mrs. T . L. O’ Connor that held an Continued on Page Five In addition to the exhibition of Duval County products, this great fair will have features making it an event of State-wide interest and inter-State importance, Every hour of .the five days will be filled with amusement and instruction— send anything you have to show, then come yourself and bring your family. Reduced rates on all roads entering Jacksonville, on exhibits and for passengers Agricultural Exhibit United States Government Livestock will he featured. Many exhibit.of blooded animals from Florida and other states. T ick freo rattle will be shown In comparison with Infected animals, and complete dipping vats ex­ hibited with experts In attendance. Sen the pig club porkers! That Florida is rapidly becoming a manufacturing state will be demonstrated by scorei of exhibits of machinery engag­ ed in 'converting Florida raw material into useful articles. Art nnd needle­ work displays will es­ pecially interest them. Girls' canning clubs will be in competition. Various, domestic sci­ ence exhibits will help solve household problems. A ll are to lie giveji place. Citrus ami de­ ciduous growers will show fruits. The iloral displays' will add color. Veget­ ables In wide variety will come from all over the stale of Florida. Concessions sold only to amusements of the better class. Local theatres, wilt provide special at­ tractions during fair week You'll have a good time; everybody who can come will. •Generous prizes offered. Send for catalog and full particulars to H. H. Sinv mons, Chairman Entries Committee. For other information, address A. P. ANTHONY, Chairman, County Fair Committee the scene. Particularly noticeably among these was the large yellow’ M r. and Mrs. F. Campbell gave half moon-face which attracted beautiful Hallowe'en party on •much attention. Fetching black ent, Hallowe'en Party J THREE BANDS. ONE OF THE MOST SPECTACULAR PARADES EVER SEEN IN FLORIDA. STREET DANCE A T NIGHT. ARAB PATROL OF MOROCCO TEMPLE, NOBLES OF THE MYSTIC S H R I N E , IN FULL COSTUME. HOSPITALITY AND T H E G L A D H A N D AW AIT YOU. � 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 07, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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OF TH E W O R L D ’9 GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION fUBtlSHED S A N $ E J H -* P LY W . V. K N O T T W A S TH E C A N D ID A T E Senior League, Miss Nellie Elder, Intermediate League, Marie Brugg leader, 6.30. • Junior League, Edward McCalloy leader, meets Friday, 3.00 p. m. Ail the services are usually well, attended and the congregations are growing since we are comfortably domiciled in our new quarters. Attention, Methodists! Only live weeks until the Annual Conference meets in Ocjila. lfavo you done what you planned to do this year? The time is short. Now is the tice. First Primary Count Shows That Majority Voted / For Knott PLANT CITY COUIULit The election is a week away. The campaign-has been tiresifme.. Many things have been said that doubtless were not founded on fact, and opin­ ions hnvc unquestionably been form­ ed on misrepresentation. . . Every man has a perfect right to his opinion, but every man who wants to do the right thing by his fellow mao—and nearly all men we believe, want to do right —should seek the facts before he arbitrarily v ’ ' First Tar o f Vegetables assumes that his opinion is a lived The first car of vegetables left opinion, unyielding to iogfe,..imper­ Sanford yestordny being a car of vious to reason, fact or -what riot. romainc shipped by C. StothofT of We have in mind irtrtl —good men, the west side. The cor was shipped men beyond reproach fn every sense to John C. Vorhces of New York, of the term.—who, mnnlh) ago, through his representative G. I. formed thi'ojiHifoti that Rev.- Sidney Louckcs of this Nty. There will be J. Cutts was the choice of a MA­ about five more cars t*f romainc JORITY of the voters who partici­ leave Wanford this week and from pated in the primary of June Otlt. this time on the Sanford vegetable How <iiil tlie., form that opinion? will bo going north to supply the Most likely on the statement of markets that are bare of green stuff. candidate ('alts that h ‘ was the FLETCHER WILL SPEAK AT GENEVA With the Republicans of Wisocnsin split into three factions and the Democrats a unit — with the power­ ful voice of I.aFolctte pleading the Wilson cause and the land all that wy, ami the atmosphere in ortho­ dox accord, there is every logical reason to thnik that Wisconsin will aurely sustain the administration. Scott Ferris showed mo today at |-the national . headquarters a tabu­ lated count of tho voters of Arixonn, which gives a rousing majority for Wilson. And Arizona is a fair typo oj, the w est.------------- . -. " ' In the east the impromptu and -•pontaneous tribute paid to the pres­ ident on his western bound tour last «e*k have setllc'd the Emprie state Democracy in the faith 'that even fi>e u{estate is falling away from . Hughes, and that .'with, scores of ' men like the great Kndicott brothers, employing thousands oflaborers, deserting the Republican tolon for the “ safety, security and prosperity which they foresee under Wilson," make* New York's great Sectoral vote safe for Wilson. man expressed first choice for Catts and second choice for Knott, he meant what ho said on thut ballot. The sam e'rule applied where Cxtts received second choice votes frtfm persons who voted first choico for Knott. By the original returns, be­ fore the second choico votes the two high men received from each other's tickets were eliminated as required by the primary law, Mr. Knott wns by far the choice of a large jilurality. There was no majority expres­ sion at the primary, because the five candhlutea split the vote all to pieces. Messrs. Farris, Hudson and Wood continued received more vojos than vitht/r Kpott or Catts, which prevented cither of the two high men getting a majority, Rev. Catts, for instance, did not come within 1-1,250.1)/ receiving a majority of the votes cast, and subsequent correc­ tions vr errors showed that be did' not receive a plurality of the total vote. -.-------- .—-—." " But going back to the total vote for nil candidates, as shown by the first ■ . , it. we find the following to liav • been tile result: Total 2nd 1st' C«tinliil:tl«'* 37,123 7.031 30,092 J. ( ‘alts S. 6,7134 19,983 nominee—that he received inoro 1. L. Farris. 13,649 18,083 10,673 7,110 M IlmDon F voti*s than any other matt in tho 40,675 J 5,855 21,720 V Knott W race. Rev. Catts may believe that, 9,708 17,409 7,701 but such was not the case. * F A Wood Go back, for a minute, to tho 83.572 Total June primary and examine tin* full Of co.ir*»\ the second clioiciD VOtC* first*'count as certified to Talla­ from Catts to Knott and from K not t hassee. Take the expression of tin* to ( \iti* bad to la* dcductci i (ruin voters as to first and second choice thu totals. toil the expression refor all the candidate* for Governor mains, and that expression showed and we find that William V, Knott Knott to have received 10,575 to was beyond all doubt the choice of Catts' vote of 37,123. tho largest number who particl-, That, we believe, was a Tair expated! ’ Tis true, the second choice preeTon of the people’s choice. FATHER OF RURAL CRED­ votes accorded Mr. Knott by per- ( The recount later showed Mr. sons who voted first choice for Rev. Knott to have received u plurality ITS W ILL EXPLAIN Catts could not be counted in the of such votes as could be counted TO FARMERS finnl analysis, because of the pro vi­ under the primary law. sion in the law which'eliminated all Senator Duncan U. Fletcher, will The supreme court, In passing address the people of Ceno'vn and second choice votes which thi two upon legal phase* of the contest, high men received from each other a tho coupty at largo tonight at 7-30 compelled inspectors to reassemble in the town hall. The "father of the ballots, but the fact remains that if a rural credits law" will tell ull about its workings and as there are many people here interested in the subject of rural credits there will be many from Sanford go over tonight. Sen­ ator Fletcher was nbt scheduled to mako this address in Seminole coun­ AT THE BAPTIST TEMPLE ty but ho will visit his brother-in­ law, Hon. J. H. Hqddleston of Ge­ neva today and bus boon prevailed upon to make this address upon rural credits for the benefit of the farmer* of Seminole county._____ * The direct road to Genova is bad at present on account of tho new fill at tho river and the rood being torn up for brick roads, but the road vin Oviedo is said to bo* passable and it Ja_probablo that the Sanford delegation will go to Genova vin Oviedo, stopping at Oviedo onrdUtc and making our neighbors of this thriving city a friendly visit. Since tho Sanford Board of Trade Is vitally. interested in the rural credits law, and there arc so many of ouf farmers interested thero will The Connecticut Jlvpuljlican* arc doubtless bo s large, delegation from Ruomn Into ronsternation by the thia. city at Geneva tonight. «l*relopmenl that {he influx of 50,­ 000 workmen into tho state within Virginia Goes Dry **• lut two years is two-thirds for "ibon and thut they are more than Richmond, V a„ Nov. JL—Virginia •Much tq offset Connecticut's scant waa added to tho column of dry normal Republican majority of 15, states Wednesday. Tho new state 000. wide prohibition law went Into ef­ "«st Virginia’s leading Repub* fect last midnight, the change being ican nominee for presidential elector accomplished with practically no ■x* thrown up the sponge, resigned disorder. Revelers crowded the rom the ticket, and declared that streets of the larger cities through­ * treat general interests of •the out tho night in Hallowe’ en garb, f°untry draw him irresistibly to the and others straggled in the saloons •xxpport of the Democratic adminis­ for th e '"la st drink." But few ar­ tration. rests, were made. The passing of Maryland is safe, and with tho 152 legalized liquor selling wuui variously Enthusiastic * ■ prohibi­ ««toral votes'of the solid south un- celebrated. roken in the Democratic column, tion workers held services of prayer f situation is aeen to be safe, and and jubilation-in tho church6s, bells • xtatus quo, which is the crown- wero chimed and many attend elaborate "watch parties." Clubs ----------- u i i l U Ml g 14 I HU IIV V I M IC 5 °|1,n»werahle argument of the ministration, appears to bo sure and hotels held "open house" and in e vindicated and ‘ triumphantly some casew liquor that remained ttMntained. ' was dispensed free of charge. And, beyond all these, the more dj "]!lc ,n‘1 altogether complete inBank Holiday on,‘ lhero flutter in thousands Tuesday, November 7th, 1816, »vm . n° r hut not ,e#* Convincing General Election Day, being a legal t>a f ° m* »mong thq people ol all holiday - the banka of Sanford will *D<1 *11 conditions which por- not be open for business on that • ••ven'h* oY November the day. Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Jr., Mrs. R. 8. Sheldon, little ‘ Martha Fitts and Mr. Mf* and Mrs. Sheridan Jewett S utler have returned from a motor form Into their new home trip to Valdosta. Mra. Alice Staffer. e,l>' °«'upled bpr Mr. Cobb. Mrs. FitU’ aunt returned with them. ■ E R A lL D REV. C. A. OW ENS a f NUMBER 22 8 ANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1916 Methodist Church Services ' At the Methodist church Sunday the regular services will be held. Ail members and attendants arc urged to be present and take pnjtL in the-veorstitn.- Services begin with Sunday school session, :.30. Sacramental service and sormonette, 11.00. ^ . . • Evening sermon,. "The Bread of Life,” 7J)0. Chicio, Oft. 31. The following .imUtic forecast of the success of , S f S t m U c ticket U- Riven »nt L y John Temple Graves: 1 Tfctrc are symptoms abundant of , political landslide which will re­ turn Woodrow Wilson to. the White Home by the greatest majority liven to a Democratic candidate Rnce the civil war. 1, b in tho popular mind cvery•herein the factories, on the farms, ,nd in the country bines. You hear it jubilantly on the lips of Democrats, you bear it cautiously confided by hundreds of Republicans who are foic( to quietly vote for Wilson, but do not care to mako public proclnB»ti?n of breaking their political tics in this election. ; * The big straws whirling in the political wind tell best of all the diI rection of the political, cyclone. Ohio cecms actually as safe as I G«or|i». Ohio has never known the tqual of this campaign for forehand ksosledie of the result. Tho Dem­ ocratic leaders are not gushing or enthusiastic. They arc simply sure. Their organisation- is perfect, their I*votes are counted. Neither monoy nor persuasion can change Ohio Etch the Republican Governor falls to claim the state for Hughes. The keenest politicians, is well nigh ns to know that the only reason Indisns is classed as doubtful is beesuae, wifb an organisation less per­ fect, tile forccount in Indiana has not been made. But the people are the iarae, their interests are the lime,- their inclinations and inten­ tions are identical. * H IN S A N FO R D — Life !• Wo,th Living ■jOLUMB JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES SUMS UP THE POLITL ICAL SITUATION F O llD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS and do their work right, and Inter the state canvassing board reassem­ bled and ennvassed the returns as timended* and Knott was shown to lead Rev. Catts. The stato Democratic executive committee bns endorsed Mr. Knott os the nominee. Governor Trammell, Treasurer I.uning, Secretary of State Cr'awford, Attorney General West, Stato Superintendent Sheats, State Audi­ tor Amos—all the cahinot officials, United Stutos Senators and Con­ gressmen have endorsed tho Demo­ cratic ticket, including Mr. Knott ns the rightful nominee of the party. • * % Arc you, Mr. Voter, going to dis­ regard all this 'evidence by expres­ sion and manifestation of belief in that expression, and loyalty to par­ ty alleglnnce, to follow one who, in one sweep of the hand, and with a single blanket declaration, tells you to rally to him? M ERCHANT^, SUBMARINE HERE AGAIN HON. E. W . DAVIS WILL EXPOUND SO M E DEM ­ OCRATIC DOCTRINE The last rally of the present cam­ paign will bo made hero on Monday night. November 6th at eight o'clock when several prominent speakers will be present, among them Hon. E. W. Davis, former prosecuting at­ torney of the Fifth Judicial Dis­ trict and one of the prominent at­ torneys in this part of the state. m DEUTSCHLAND M A K E S SECOND T R IP LANDS NEW LONDON New London, Corin., Nov. 3 .— •The German merchant submarine Deutschland, which arrived hero very early Wednesday morning from Bremen, Germany,- is now elaborate­ ly guarded by a large number of marines and sailors from the |nte'rnod German ship Willchnd. Large crowds gathered in tho vicinity of the dock soon after daylight when . Look at the matter calmly from the morning papers announced the the viewpoint* that you would want arrival of the vessel, but detectives to judge, and act accordingly. kept the curious at a distance nnd visitors were not allowed to go near the undersea craft. The DaeutschCopeland Acquitted Galveston', Nov. 1.— John Cope-^ laitd in protectrd nil ono side by the land, bank cashier, who was eh irgcd j Willohad, which,!* also made safe by with the murder of William Black, a floating fence. The pier nnd river an anti-Qatholie lecturer was ac­ bank afford protection on the other quitted after a lengthy trial. The ■ride. Wires connected with an elec­ jury .i* composed of ten I’ rotes-1tric gong in the pier office are tnnts and two Jew*. Black was kill-1stretched between the piling under-­ ed at Marshall,* Tex., in February, neath the pier, so that sucrot ap­ proach to tho vessel is next to im­ 1915. . possible. Tho Deutschland is sup­ posed to hnvc brought another large cargo of dyestuffs. DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS MON. NIGHT I ■m Contents o f Cargo New London. Conn.. . Nov. *3.— The German submarine Deytaehland. which arrived in port here last night, brought from Bremen a cargo of 760 tons of dyestuffs, medicines nnd chemicals. The captain and crow declare that every one of tho twenty one days were uneventful and that no hostile vessels were sighted. Preparations were being made this morning to unload tho cargo as soon as the official permis­ sion is granted. Captain Koenig, ghe commander of the Deutschland, and Captain Hinsch of tho Eastern ’ Forwarding C om pany'w ere uncom­ municative about the trip other than, to say that nothing of rnomeht had occurred. They promised to see the newspaper men. later. The crowds thronging the dock have been grow­ ing in size, but they are unablo to see tho vessel. Mr. Davis has made a careful study of tho political conditions of Knott Will He Elected * the state, has the facta and figures Jacksonville, Nov. 1.—Geo.. P. to present the voters and can bo de­ pended upon io give i..« »..« Rainey, chairmnn of the cxecutivcW to the facts and in a manner th-** atiU— -Rninry/ cliutrTmnr*nr m e Democratic f !■ •' Till — ^ n l l l I Itll f f l l l n u i t l l f vinco the most skeptical. Mr. victory gave out the following stato- mim this evening, claiming a big Davis »« not a politlrnt spoil binder, victory for the Democratic ticket, In­ il not a demagogue, is not a rain­ cluding W. V. Knott for Governor bow rhaser and doe* not give his in next Tuesday's election: hearer* a political harangue but lie "H on . W. V*. Knott and tho onla a life long and consistent. Demo­ ffro-Democratirlick i't wtlt tKr6R>6fcd~ crat, a man who has been honored on November 7th. Information re­ by^hl*- p irly at variouf times, has proven true fo his trust nnd a mhn v iv e d ut .headquarters daring tho that Is loved and respected on ac­ past'four or five days from reasoncount of his high •ideals and un­ aide and conservative Democrats from, nparly every section of the swerving devotion to duty. state shows 'this to our satisfaction Those who wish to attend the big beyond all 'reasonable doubt. • Democratic meeting hc^c Monday "A s soon os final reports are re­ nitflit ran bo assured of u quiet and ceived from seven or eight of tho orderly meeting nnd one that wil counties we will be able to give out not only bo interesting but instruc­ a forecast of tho state election which tive ns well. Perfect order will be maintained and the ladies arc cspec- will be based upon facts, and will * ally Invited to attend and stay to contain no wild or unreasonable the end. Mr. Davis brings, a mes­ claims such as appear in tho fore­ sage to you from other counties, cast appearing In the press today I’rom other ptrts of the state, from from the Catts Independent Prohi­ ils own broad ideas of justice and bition headquarters. The claims In truth anil fairness. Every voter In this forecast last referred to, will Sinford and Scmlnoto county is sntlsfy any reasonably Informed man urged to bo present on Monday that it js nothing less than an effort night and hear tho speakers on the to inspiro hope in a causo that has failed. • It Is safe to say that Mr. issues of the day. , . Tho meeting will bo held at the Cai>U will not poll us many votes In corner of Pnrk nvenuo and First the general election as ho rcceivod ■treot nnd In case of rain in the first choico vop*s in the primary. court houw. Throw nsid# "Democrats of this stato, howover, all partisan feelings and hear tho aro thoroughly aroused to tho situa­ real issuca of this campaign. tion which confronts them and havo rallied to the support of the party in Pastor Itussell Dead such n way as to Insuro the election Canadian, Tex., Oct. 31.—Charles of Mr. Knott on Novomber 7th." Taxe Russell, an independent minis­ Tho Rev. C. A. Owons, D. D., of Humboldt, Tenn., Is preaching to ter who was widely known as "Pas­ Mrs. B. A. Howard rcturnod last large audiences at tho Baptist Temple this week. .The hours of service tor Russell," died aboard an A t­ week from Michigan. . * are 10 a. m. and .7:30 p. m. Dr. Owens is dno of tho leading ministers chison .Topeka and Santa Fc train STATE M OTHER'S DAY of the south. All should avail themselves of the opportunity to hear at Pampa, Tex., near here late to­ him He will be here until Wednesday night, Nov. 8th. His J»moua day. His death waa attributed \o Observing .Mother's Day Chautauqua lecture, "T h e Significance of the Handahako" will bo deliv­ heart failure. Pastor Russell was Schoolss Ol S All Over Florida president of* the International Biblo ered at one of the Evening acrvTces. . Students' Association of Lpndon and . The last session of the legislature . * Services for Sunday the W atch-Tow er Bible arid T ract passed n Iqw requiring all public-­ Sunday School, * . • * 9.30 Society o f Pennsylvania, and an schools to observe the first Friday in 11.00 Dr. Owens will speak. "Ownership and Servico? author of studies on the Scriptures. November of each year*as Mother's 3.00 Clean, strong address for Men and Boya of all ages. He waa bqrn In. Pittsburg February Day.' Following out the inatructlons of thia act Superintendent Lawton • ' ' | ‘. • 6.00 B. Y . P. IT: 16, 1862. . has advised all the teachers of Sem­ • 7.00 Song Service. "Sign Boarda." * . inole county to observe the day with' 7.30 Sermon on aubject, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fox are ex­ e *•* * * ‘ • fitting exercises. . pected home today. A friendly church— You are welcome. < i m I ( 1 Ml fl - 3 i - .J i �October 31, I 9 ig THE SANFORD HERALD 'PAGE EIGHT "story, a n U e n t t n r ' circus* (w ith its T ru e H oi,ten et*. "ClYlllty coats nothing" la a' com* background of billowy canvaa, the mon aaylng, but tho truth la. It gooa freaks,* the monagerio, the baloon without aaylrig, for It la self-evident ascent and the parachute drop) was Out Incivility often, coats much. It has gives a decidedly novelty to the pro­ boon known to coat a man hla position, duction*: aside from tho presentation or hla opportunity for advancement, on the screen of the celebrated Hula and many other things boaldes. A Hula* dance, In which .Miss Penning­ churlish answer, or forbidding man­ ton distinguishes herself in the Fol ner, la often tho turning-point which lies arid in which she performs in the brlnga disappointment and disaster. Some wonderful sunrlSb effects arc role of the ciVcua daneer. The "Courtesy flrat" la tho motto of a cer­ , "T he Eye o f the Night" Rainbow Princess contains strong tain largo* establishment In a western A remarkable aeries of scenes in ahoWn In the now Triangle play, city. All tho employeea, clerks, and dram a too, and a tender love story the new Triangle play, "T h e Eye of "T ho Eye of .the Night," in which others, associated In tho'enterprise, thut bring* tho little circus danevr wear brlglft buttons with theso words tho N ight," in which William H. William II. .Thompson. la presented Into the lives of old Judgo Warren upon them, and It Is a gonulno pleas­ Thompson is presented as star, show tin star. The chmcra man was up at an ocean transport focklng In n rag­ 4:30 each morning to catch them. and hia adopted son and happiness ure to bo waited upon by any of them. . •• . ing storm, with officers and Crew on Lyric Theatre Friday. to them all. Tho atmosphoro throughout tho wholo building breathes good will. Porhapa duty. * , . "T h e flallet Girl" Features Two tho courtoay docs coat something— At Lyric Friday. World Famed Stars nnpsln of "Hidden F lrca"— Chapsome* self-denial, some patlonce and , Patrons of the Star will have_thc_ Irrrihr of “ GlprMa's Itomshre" forbearance, but tho returns overpay opportunity on TfiuFsday of seeing any such outlay. And lot tis always ’ Cast two of the most popular stars of the remember tho definition: Billio Burke Gloria Stafford screen'— Miss Alice Brady and Hol­ "Truo politeness Is to do Hmf say Dr. Stephen Boyce! Henry Kolkcr Tho kindest thing In tho kindest way." brook Blin n.- collaborating to pro Kirhard Freneau David Powell duce another World Film master­ D&vld Stafford William Hoseile Mirage. piece, "T h e Ballet Girl." . Frank Mulry Frank Belcher Mirages aro most often scon In hot This picture-deals with one. of the Pierpont Stnfford Wm. T. Carleton climates, especially over sandy deserts, most fascinating subjects of the tint* Mrs. David Stafford JuloPow fff and also frequently In tho Polar rothe perils nnd temptations thut bese^ The Man from Mudaine's ................. glons, tho causo being assigned to a young woman who ventures to Max field Mnrec sharp variations In tho atmosphoro. win success on the stage. It gives Gideon Trusk They aro also visible nt times In tho Frank Mctity an intimate picture of life behind Gideon Trask tompornto zones, tho general opinion Frank McGlynn being that tho objects seen aro rothe scenes and conveys a message of Gloria Stafford after being ill for fleeted on mlnuto particles of dust In unusual appeul to every mother' many dnysi with pneumonia begins tho air. Tho same effect hns been heart. • •. . to convalesce updfr the skillful treat wltnossed In mists or fogs, tho sup­ Hundreds of young girls have been ment of Dr. Stephen Boyce, an old position being that tho reflection Is lured to destruction by the cull of friend of the family who dearly loves carried on the tiny globules of mols-< Lionet Barrymore at tho Star Tonight the great city, and hundreds more Gloria, though the latter is entirely lure then contained In tho atmosphoro. are feeling the call every day. The If you rioted tho weather conditions at infatuated with Hirhnrd Freneau, a lesson tuught by the little heroine "Little Scho'olmn’ nm" * tho tlmo tho mirage was visible, you thorough cad who has had afluirs of "T he Ballet Girl" should prove Tho .story of Nun Cnrtright, n will probably And tho-explanation In with a dozen different women. One the •salvation of many a young am­ southern girl who becom es n school tho reason last mentioned. of Freneau’ s old liames learns of Jila bilious girl about to tak u a similar teacher in a small western town, Is intrigue with Mrs. David Stafford,’ • Pencil 8tubs. styp. told In tlje Little Schoolina'am, -th Gloria’s sister-ip-lgw nnd writes an Thrifty persona aro advised to savo new Triangle play starring Dorothy Attempts to Keep- Daighter iWT the anonymous letter to Stafford, warn­ Gish, which U to be seen nt the tho "Stubs" of lead pencils to avert a ing him to watch his wife. David threatened pencil famine, owing to di­ Stage prepares u trap Cor his wife, by an­ Lyric Tuesdny.* • minished supplies used. In making If William A. Brady, the noted nouncing that he la going south for theso dnlly. necessities. Tho stubs, theatrical and motion picture pro­ which nlmost everyone hns been In tho week or mgre, and she immediately ducer had had his way. the stage, habit, of throwing away, can bo fitted plans to take a little trip with Fre­ and screen would have missed one of Into n holder and used to tho extremo neau during her husband’ s absence. their brightest stars. Miss Alice end. Meanwhil" ole Gideon Trask, whose Brady, the noted manager'« daugli daughter Freneau had wronged,- rises A Potato Masher. ter. For years Mr. Brady (might from a sickbed in the hospital long Bllson—Thnt now cook of yours Is a against his daughter’ s natural lean­ enough to toil his daughter, Nell, the very handsomo woman, isn't she? ings toward the histrionic profession. addre.-ta of Freneau, and the girl ap­ Jttson—You bet sho Is. Why, nil I fact, it was not until Miss Brady nbe tins to do Is to smlla at tho pota­ peals to hijn for aid, hut is ordered got her Irish up uqd stamped her toes and thoy aro mashed. foot in her father’ s presence nnd out of the house. To escape the re “ declared herself*’ that the producer proaches of Mrs. Stafford, with whom he is honestly trying to break began to weaken. off relations,* and to avoid suspicion Miss Brady was about to grad­ by Gloria, Freneau, at the suggestio uate from the college of St. Eliza­ of Mulry. his partner, prepares a lo beth in Madison, N. J.. at the time. l o t tiring i w i i r i l at th« dal* ot the laauanre of lettefs on the stationery of vari­ of aurb raMlflral* In th> name ol Unknown! As soon as she finished school she Alao T a t Crrllflratr No. I00T, dalrd the came to her father and announced ous hotels, te|la Gloria he is culled 4th day ol November, A. II. 1S9S, cover­ away on a business trip and ar­ ing Lot No. 422, Town ot Altamonte, aald thut she was ready to "go on the lot being aaaeaaed at the date of the iu uranges to have Mulry mail the let­ a n te ol auch rertiAcate in the name ot stage." . A. I - II. A N. «*o. "G o ahead,” said Brady, "B ut ters from the various cities he is go* Aleo T a t Certiorate No. 1005, dated the 4 l h - d a v ol November, A. I). 1895. cover­ don’ t expect me to help you. You iug to visit while on a real trip ing |.t | 403, Town ot Altamonte, aaid lot through the middle west. Frenaeu being aaaeaaed at the - dale of iaauance of will have to make a success through euch certiorate in the name ot Unknown. then plans to join Lois Stnfford for your own efforts' before I’ll* turn a Alao T a t Certificate No. 1001, dated the one last (ling, trusting to luck-that 4th day ol Noromber, A. II. IMS, cover­ finger, for ,yoU." ing Lota No. 347 and Nc. 345. with other Giorln, who continues to convales* Iota, Town of Altamonte, eald. lota bring will never learn of his deception. aaaeesed at the datr o f the iaauance ot euch rertlflratr in the name Unknown. Lyric Tonight. Alao T a t Certificate. No. 1003, dated the Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford LYRIC tth day of November A. I>. 1593, covering I.ot. No. 349, with other lota. Town of Alta­ monte, aaid lot tielng aaaeaaed at the date of th e iaauance ol auch certiorate In the name rTT"Unknown. • . Alao T a t Certificate No. 1004, dated the 4th day ol November .A. !>. 1895, Covering l.ot No. 374. Town ot Altamonte, aaid lot br-fttg aatrind at the datr ol the iaauance ol auch certificate •aa Unknown. , Alao T a t Certificate No. 204, dalrd the fith d a r ol July. A. I>. 1905, covering l.ot 105, T ow n ot Altamonte, aaid lot being aa­ aeaaed at the date qt the taauenre of aurb certificate in the name ot ft. W. Slrphenr. Unleta aaid certIBcatea•aball be rrrtremed acc o rd in g -lo law tat deed will (ague thereon on the 2nd day of Perember, A. P. 1910. Wltnraa my offlrlal •Ignatttre and seal t hi* - ll I at day of October. A. P. 1910. * (•call * B. A- DOUGLASS. Clerk ClrcvlLCou rt Seminole C-e,, Flo. fly V. M. McDaniel, P. C. THEATRE Programme Tirnlghl— T r i a n g l e n r t l i r K • ' T h e ' M i l l ? S c h o o l M a ' a m " f e a t u r in g D o r o l h ) Walt. Sixth c h a p t e r "Gloria * Uoittnnrr" featuring Billie llurke. • ' Wednesday—Children'*and Comedy Day. "Faith’s Reward*’ "Hoping a 'Sweetheart" Keystone ComedV-"Madcap Aliro»e".featuring Max Swain nnd Polly Morgan. • , Kal.-"At Danger* Cull" Notice at Application for Tat Peed Under Section M of Choplrr 4555, l.awo of Dor* Ida • N o t ir o la hereby gtven that A. wlarahall, purchaser uf T a t Certificate No. 1224, dated tpo 3rd day nf- l i m A. II W t2. k i t nlbT •aid rrrtlftratc In my nlflro, and baa made applicate it fur tat deed to laaue In accord­ ance with law. Said cvrllflrate crabraora the folloaln g diacrlbed property alluatod In Seminole county, Florida, to-wft: Lot* I, 2. 3 and 4, Itlock 2, Camtr .n. The aaid land being a > r » n l at tho dato ot tho l e j t n i * ot •urh certiorate in the namo c f Unknown. t’ nlr»a aaid i-ertiftratr ihalt be redro l t d ateordIn.t to law tat •.’red will I n u t , t '- r r e n in the ° ' d da> ..f Peoonbcr A. 1S T . Wl u«*« my oHclat aigna’.uro and n tbit l i e ; day of.October, A. D., 1916. iteal) t . A. DOUGLASS, Clark Circuit Court femtnele Co., Via. / Copyrighted, ' 1914 * Groat Kirin* Puthc News Friday— Trinity!® Day, "The Eye of the Nigl t featuring William II. Thompson. "A Sori.il < lull featuring Gloria Swunson.', • • j;« • > Mias Billio Buike Lyric Tonight "T he Rainbow Prlnevss" • Ann Penningtoif in "The Ruinhow Princes*" ’ will be shown at the Star Them ?*, Friday. The eaptlvut1.tr: Ann Pennington, who added lo hur fame as a Ziegfield "Follies" favorite by creating n sensation on tho s.ften in her initial photoplay, attains another unusual ■cretin triumph in her interpretation of thd Rainbow Princess, a famous l'lnyt rs Paramount picture of circus life. In order to obtain the exact atmosphere required by this uni iuo Dorothy Gish In the "L ittle School( Ma'am" . the very latest Triangle play, tknc* fly V. it . McDaniel. P. C. 2J-Tue»-8te • . yod back to you r boyhood days who barefooted you trampud tho lane to the little red school house, o r us a shy inaid brought wil, (lowers to tho village school teacher. You’ ll en joy this picturo more than any y o u 'v e aeon in many n long day, for it brings back the spirit of youth—of tho days- when thero wo no cores or worries. You'll love the twenty little Tri­ angle kiddies nt work and nt play, and you'll love tho swoBt rom ance of the dainty ‘ village school mn’ am — 1 All Local Advertisements Under still young und pretty. Lyric TucsJ This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum day. . . CLASSIFIED;; ADVERTISING Charge 25 Cents. Broke Ilia Hip . . E. C. Bowman, lineman nnd elec­ trician for . tho Sanford Light St Water Co., fell from the roof of a building on Sanford uvenue and broke his hip pnd was otherwise in­ jured. Mr. Bowman will be incapac­ itated for somb timp as a result of the accident. PROGRAM A T THE STAR Tuesday—Lionel Barrymore, in "The Upheaval" a Metro Wonder play in five acta,alao "The Grip of Evil" Wednesday—Robert Warwirk in "Friday the 13th” u Brady-World picture, five nets. "Mystcriceof Myra" Thuradav-Allce Brady in "The Ballet Girl" a Brady« orld picture in five acta. Ann Pennington at the Star Friday To Avoid Colds. In brief. If you wish to bo absolutely Imtuuno from colds of all kind*,; and their moro serious sequences) here la tho reelpo: Eat abstemiously o f non­ stimulating food. Fast, occasionally. Avoid table salt, woolen underclothing and foul sir, and harden tbo body by oxboauro to tbo nlr nnd sun, and o c ­ casionally to cold »-!u r. 4 * . Fo'r Sale—Dicycle, equipped t largo wire basket, R. H. Bron c-o Southern Bell Telephone Co For Sal*—Two very di building lots In Sanford H Noa. 73 and 74. Will sell fc each or if taken together wil lower price on the two lota, to the Farmers & Merchants' Headland, Ala. . For Salo— First class work horse. Harness t Mrs. Julius Schultz. For Ssle— Kentucky horse with ljuggy, saddle and two sets of har* ness. Apply Cecil Gabbctt, North French avenue. iR.fr Cheap for 'C osh —Second rubber tire top buggy. At s J. E. Pace. For S tic—Ono International truck. Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. . For Salo— Nice 6 passenger Oak­ land automobile. Also surrey. Ap­ ply Abernathy’s furnituro store. For Sale— Marino motor, 18 hortepower, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. First class condition, Sanford Mach­ ine & Garage Co. 93-tf For Sale— pearly new adding ms chine. 135.00. Western Union. For Snlo — Hup Runabout, re­ built, $100. Schcllq Manis. City. C-tf For Sale— Owing to change to electrical power wo havo on hand machinery .in good condition, con­ sisting of boilers, engines, water pumps, Arc pumps, •air compres­ sors and sundry other machines, which we offer at prices which are s small part of tho original cost. If Interested address Virginia Cnrollns Chemical Co., caro H. H. Peabody, Supcrintncdc^t, Sanford, hla. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two Furnished Rooms.. Hot and Cold Water Address Z rare Herald. :!0tf For Rent— Furnished rooms with lr without light housekeeping. 210 French avenue. 20-2tp For Rent— Two or three furnished rooms. Strictly modern. 709 Oak. 19-8tp . Rooms for Rent— Mrs. C. M. WDliams, 124 Palmotto Avo. • l?-4tp For Rent— Houso on E. Second, between Park and Oak. Enquire 214 Park • . lf-tf • For Rent—’ Several nice office rooms over Yowell’s. Enquire N. P. Yowcll & Co. 32-tI For Rent— quire; of II. Park avenue WANTED Wanted- -Lady wishes position at Work will pious. stcnogrnph r. 16-tf Box 1052, Sanford. Loot—On Magnolia Aventlf. k inck~ pTrir»ot with pearls ami onyx Valued from association. Reward If returned to Herald office.- 23-2tp naaatlmvM af Ik* l»latb»r • U - 8 . Land Offlc* at OnlsaavilW, PW* . • Oet. 2*. Nolle* la hereby given that *J* nityard of Altamonte Springe. H i , wM, «| December IS. 1911. m o d * J t . M No. 097T6, for N !» of N F ( aad ‘ NK Sentlcn Z0, Townthlp l l A 30, ft. TaPaharree MerldlnP, hie of Infentlrn to mat* KPe-vear P n > ' . ••tabllih 'Ham to the land ahsvg de»4r{®JJ before CJerk Ulreult Court. Florida, rn tho I fth day of l»eromt>»r. n o lm a n t n»-sra na » ltn»»eee^. J. It. Peaaley of MnlUand. rjorlda. J. J. Plrkton " f l.ongwooo, Ftortoa. W. II. Wa-d of la tn g -ood , clerldi. U c. . In answering an advertisement . n«vt«ta4. ?1-Tu«>« 4k Frl-tOte where no name is mentioned in tho nd, please do not ask The Herald WE ifNOW for Information as to the Identity of the advertiser. Usually wo do not of no other remedy that we can recom­ know who the advertiser is and if mend more highly than we do wo are not allowed to give out this Information. Simply write a letter and address-- it aa per In­ structions in tho ad. FOR SALE * ECZEMA REMEDY For Sale—Two cows and. two year The burning and Itchihg lx. *1^ old heifer. * Cows milking. Taken stopped and relief results by pw j"1*? in bunch will tska^SO.OO. Also one using it. Sold only by us, 60c w d l 1; single home "T H O R N H IL L " wag-! on, good as new, include wood rack, sell for $20.00. W. B. Ballard, Alta­ monte Springs, Fla. 20-8tc W A N T A D S PAT �TUB SANFORD HERALD house in Hanford, Ftorldd, o s tha Brat M on ­ O f l o b f r 3 i, other point* In tha Slate ol FIoFida and In ’ Tht Eaat 49 Teat of U l I t of lllock " B ; ’ atom In a balance »itk the number «f | now.' Valltd State, or forFIga counlriea,' a*' tn d l, o l One (1) ol Block * A ;” l-ot Ten (10) '^rtrtdrf^ed>od-nricTwhlto~checkered day In December n a il , Ih# aam* bring a tfca Hula Day of our Citrult Court, end on tha the board ol diiectora may (Font time to Block " A , " according lo map of South tablecloth, and there wasn’t a piece of 4th day ol P h i mbrr. A- O.. 1916, to abow time deaignato. la hereby emended , 0 \ ! h' Sanlord. F mid*. ol record in- Flat. Hook tlon follow#: ,0 *t te rtvgj • bat tnirrr.i thoy or any al »h*m may H" at Prig* 63. Atllrle II. plated ware on tho tablo. It seems to bar* in t h . pmperty w tith th# Uouftty ol The genetal nature ol the bustnim or elicit* On# (I) and T w o (8 ) and Three (3) mo that Mrs.- Comstock wept about U h» mi not# desire* t o tqk# and to condemn lor buaineaeea to be tronaaeled by thla .corpora­ ol Florida l.and 6t Colonisation C o.’ a A d ­ repreatntatlon in the h o i i * p AA if£f > tod fur thrir Id tion ihail be aa (ollowa: dition to South Sanlord. F'la. , on her old frlend’J bosom when tho raid MpMUif ) , *fr »w g S I ■ h o w 'r i u w (hot t h e ) , or ary ot them may Lot 65 of Ulcclt ' K ’ \ Lola One and Tw o livee, s i in fhla Article men had gone out to tho fields again. hat#, why said f-topsrty should not Bo ac T o acquire by deed, gill, will, grant, leaaa I Block " 0 " of A. D. Chappell’s Suhdlvl- porllontnent ahalt U bsmd ^ The commission man^tatl remarked 8bo said that Zephanlah wasn’t atlugy taktn lor th# ts#e and purposes 9ft-forth in or otherwise, lande, tenamaau, heredlta- ol lentua taken by the vtate 1m l , i o j of Block “ KV of South Sanlord, FIs. raente and n t i t e i ot #v*iy kind whatsoever, th# priuiun h#i*lo.’ ote Bird in thla rauaa Ilegia al a print 310 ieet aouth of the eha United Ftitea. whJth that moat of tho evil manifested in a at heart, hut that ho didn’t Quito rual- by tha aaid L, I'. Hagan, aa Chairman ot th# cither within the boundaries ol the Stata of **“ cot net cl FfW>( ol NWJ< ol Section 36. taken, in lb s aevrtai counti*. °l U« i man's' character resulted from an Im­ lio how tho bouse looked, ’being aa bo Hoard of C o u n t / Commissioners, hrminol* Florida or ela aw beret'lo uae the aam# (or TNK p 19 South, Range 30 Eaat, and run thence and thoee tbat ihail meet every the putpoae ol conducting a atock raiatharealtrr aha ’ , 1 County, Florida, acting lot and on bgbslf South 310 Ieet, F.aat 210 feet. North 810 perfect fefillxatlon of tho defect on the never visited.* ol tha Hoard ot County Commissioner* and ing. graalng and agricultural business, or lo r feet. Weal 210 Ieet to pla.-e ol beginning, lion In the part o f tho miui himself. He had a timber lands, o f tor a general lumber bualfer and on b#half ol th* County ct Hrmmanner In thla arlltl. y r S t i j * * , *» 0« "Mrs, Witterman went away with containing ono acre. Hint# cl Florida. against Ih# aald ceaa and for such other purpoaee ar may to blmri upin Lot t ol Robicaon'a Addition to South porllonment ah>|| habit o f throwrnR off little coma of tho Arm Intention of bringing Zcpha- JInole. thla corporation aeowa. proper: to buy, aril, a m n II. llryce. or al»a. b* barr#d lor#var census enumgrailon taken Lv Sanlord, Fla. convey, leaa# and othtrwiaO deal in both thouebt like that. . from tlalming or airrrlaing any rght. tslle nlah to a realization of hls cussodnoss. Same being levied upon aa tbt property Interest in and l o the above described real and peraonal property; to erect, build, o( thq defendant. 0 . VV Denton to aatiafy d Vhi'iart S S i* .#:{'■b rioi:';;; ^ ‘£ • 3 "You mean that convection of aln 8ho brought tho matter up undor tho or properly. lirrrtn fail not, aa otherwise a maintain, purchaae or olherwiM acquire, •aid.eirruilon and coila. Term* of aa<e caah. must come before repentance," said head, of general business at this sewing default wilt F>#' entered agalnat you. own, eachangr, .ell, grant, convey or other­ 1 ’ urcharer to pay for litle. .. .......................... - ......... ..... W'ltnria. K. A. Douglas*. Clark ol th# wise dispose ol aaw mill., taw mill altca. section 4 ol Article VII of tho patriarch, -whoso weakness- was cirtia tho next week. They had qutto Circuit C. M, HAND. Sheriff. Court in and for Seminole County; turpentine alllla or other (arilltica necessary tut ion La hereby amended to >». Seminole C ou n t)) Florida. * follow a: , e— ______ _—■—- o -^H.-remg telling people’ what they meant. "That n discussion ovor.lt nnd tho result of Stmt# i i Florida, and th# aral ol aaid court or convenient In the manufacture and dtspol3-Tcrs-5lc , Hantord Fla., on thi# th* ! U h day ol .itiun ol lumljet, lumber product!, Inga, j. "W h en any naw cqanty la r r . o ^ i o ’ reminds mo of an old neighbor of mlnn it was that Mrs. Wllterman mado n at limiter and timber product# nt all and ataxy Ortober, 1916. leglalhlurc it ihnll anlltlid (sheriff'* Hale back in Iowa," he continued. “ Did I second visit to Mrtr Comstock. description at land* eorrrrotW by thla cor­ •ra il E. A. HOIKS CASH, at or Ihd one member of ifa« f.OUM •»»■( Under apd by virtue of an elo cutio n Clerk o{ th# Circuit Court. Seminole Co., poration:- to 'open,' maintain and control aentativea. until t U bait enum ” ., ever toll you about Zephanlah Corn"She got there about two o’clock •treeta and roada through cr over aaid landa; iaauink out ol nnd under the aeal ol the vided (or In Section t. ol this ——~r Florida. stock t" * to cut drainage ditch** or canaia through County Judge's Court Ol the c o u n ty ol shall be taken after I t . Vre.Uon A. IteCotlea i find found Mrs. Conisfock 'over her Ceo. ■aid Janda and* to havo>the entire rontrot. Seminole, State ol Florida^ in j auit t ’ riein new c o u n t / or until I h " ne»? Attorn#) lor I’etUlon##. .** * * "Yes," answered a chores of tTBten tubs. As soon ns sho had got her pending, wheDIn Hthhinder mrration that ahalt be taker, by l9-1u#«-6te ‘ managMnrnt and ownerahip ol aaid canaia; Intely ________ Itwaaia. ¥ l* iajl to own, control and operate boata and ves- I* plalnlaiff and E. J. Tn om pe-n ie delen Cl.la* era. Tho commission man added, breath sho imparted tho cheoring in­ aela ot any aqd every deacrlption on aaid dant. I have levied upon and will aell to the "Very often." I’ rayaial far i’ a i l n l higheet and beet bl Ider (or rath al the formation that tho whole blessed sow­ canaia; l o build, ow n, purthaie, teaae, “ Sanford, Fla., Urt. 2, 1916. manage, tell or otberalve ditpoee ol rail­ county rouit houae door at Sanlord. S e m ­ "Then 111 tell It to you again for ing clrclo was going to break In on her H#alrd blda will b# received by the county road line* or other methoda ol transports- inole county, Florida, on Monday, the 6 th fear you might forget," said tho patri­ about supper tltno with Its husbands, commiaaionrra ol Seminole county, acting lion but not In any manner a* a comrade; day ol Nov mber. 1916, duri g the legal avery ten thousand ol arch. "Zephanlah Comstock, as I said, as a little surprise party. Mra. Corn- Jointly with the f i t ) council ol the city ol carrier o| freight or paaiengera (or hire; to hours ol *aio, it bring the Brat Monday in major fraction theraol the .am# « 11 ’ Sanford, Fla., at th#. office of th# rl#rk ol lenr* the landa controllad by It: to pur­ the month, the following described real rounllea.' «kq was a neighbor of ours; that Is to say, stock turned paio and fell hack into the rourl ol lb# county ot Seminole, at San- chaae, own, rail#, breed, aetl, gram, convey rotate to-aril: Half acre aquara situated In there were only three farms between a rocking chair—a thing sho didn’t l o r d , ‘ Fla., at or before 10 a. m., November mortgage, pledge, and generally to deal in tile SW earner ol the N E H ol N E f f . See. A eu.nv Joint 1Readlution ‘ —-N i.ion piepoaln'g an irr>j it, levied upon aa the rattle, none*, twine, aheap, poultry, and all Sth, 1910. menl lo Sration 1 ol Arlirl# VI - ? " r l us. Ho was ono of theso men whoso often do. lent. Ft. J. Thompson, kind# and aperira ol live atock; to cultivate, F’ or furnishing all materials and laying ajirail#, grow, purchaae or otkerwlae acquire to aatiafy aaid execution and costa. Terms mouths seem to bo drawn across thetr " ‘My dear, there Isn’t a thing to eat proaimatriy 13700 #q. y»la. ol brick paving, ail kind* of grain, vegetable#; fruit, and all of sale caah. Furrbaaar to pay lor title, certified check ler ISCO.OO, , faces in a straight lino with a fine- In tho house, except Just what wo al­ C. M. H A N D , S h -riff. other produtta ol the larm , and to buy, aell, u s S b iw g ■* j For furniahing all materiala and con- own, mortgage, arquirt, and generally to Srmin de County, Florida. nibbed pen, nnd bo had what you might ways have,* sho said. ’Not so much ■trucllng approximately 19500 lineal It. deal in all srtlrlra, gooda, and merchan­ l3-Tuee-3tr in iift-" ” • « “ •*» m .; •ut* call the financial nose. ns a glass of Jell or anything. Not a 4 in. x 10 In. concrcta curbing, certified dise produced, prepared or manufacturad That the IriSow e , amendment „ . check (or 1300.00, liom any ol aaid produrta; to purchased "Ho was wealthy for thoso days nnd decent white tablecloth, even. ZcphaNOTICE OF ELECTION tlon 1 of Artiria VI of the ron.!iiuli»rS I’ lana and specifications on file with E. A. build or tflherwiae acquire, uve, aril, T a th* Sheriff ol Sem in ole County, of the the . t a t . of FTar.d. be and the . ^ by tho community's standard o f wealth, nlah always says ho doesn’t bellevo In Douglaae, clerk ot tha court at Sanlord, F"la' teaae, convey or olhatwiae dispose c l apparalua State of Florida: hereby agreed U and .hall be tubmiTtmii Be It known that I, H. Clay Crawford th* elector* of the Hat* at th . f7 ».<u and there wasn’t a better-appointed fixings ^md foollshnAn and—' The right ia iraerved to reject any or all and machinery, and to uae, equip and o p ­ erate the. aame (or the handling, rereption Serretaty of State of the Sint* of F'lorida, election in 19l«for<railBraUua or reS^Hls blda. farm or fatter and bettor-cared-far ' " ’Cheer up.’ says Mrs. Witterman, i and atoraie. whrtrr on commivvion or aa d o hereby give notion that a general elec­ Sect tin I, F.vtry male peraon of tkT^, L. I*. Hagan, owner*, ol all agricultural or other prod­ tion will he held in Semlnnl* county, state of twanty on* ytara end upwaida wk. stock than his in threo counties, but know Just what to do. I was all fixed Chrm. It’ d ol Co. Com'ra. uct#, and all kind* and apeclra n( live atock of Florida, on Tuesday next succeeding the nttirn ol th* UnArd Slates at the t l w . V a G.-R. Ram»»y, ho was about as stingy mean na they for some company that didn’t como and mrrrhandiae; to buy, leaae, or olhefWlte Brat Mondey in November, A. D. 1916, Co. Engineer: iT ^ 't deemed a , J I arquire, equip and u*e a warchou*# or ware* the said Tuesday being th* 7th day uf N o ­ T over mnV> ’em t(o hls womenfolk. today and I II Just drive hack and bring II. W. Herndon, Hied elector, at til rUrtbns under ika , hourca. lor a genet al of cold Itorage busln,**" va mhert I'n-a't ot City Council. atilutlon of the atal# of Florida, pmutlT 1 They didn't have n decent dud to their over what I’ve got*’and a few dishes F’or United State* Senator from the that he posarsssa the following ad di,uj wi|h power la laauo and uae proper ware­ W il l lama, house receipt* and Pertiflcatew; la buy, leave Slate of Florida, for six years from Xlarcb quallflcatlona: ^ names hardly, let alone any sort of and things at tho same time. It won't F. T.City Engineer. or otherwi*e acquire faettrlea, stock yard. I, 19IT. a , .. . ‘ He ahall havg resided tnd had kit #••. E. A. Dougtaaa, Clerk. (•*«!> convenience for making the housework tnke me tyoro than an hour.’ crnln wh*rveA, And F ’ or six ( 8 ) Presidential Efrctyrs. dCka rain ett home and pltco oi abode ls \ 7. 17-TUee- 4tC &nrp« I n d d f n i v l t o t h e r i r r u t l o t t of All of For on# Repreuntalive ol the ^Foutth •late of Florid* for on* y.ac, and la tl. easy nr anything to make tho houso at­ ‘i t didn’t*, for tho reason she had 'em ih*- foregoin g powers or 4 bw operation of Congressional District of th# State of F’ lor- *<>unly wherein he applies, to register t3 tractive. Thcrij were Just tho two of all packed nnd ready. An soon as she In Ihr ( i r r u i l Court, S n r n l h Judicial Clr* any of the foregeing _ businesses, and t Ida. In th* bixty-Bfth Congress of • th# •lx months, previous ther-tn. rail. In a n d l o r thr C o u nty o f *Srmlnolrf irate all means and 4.merited* of transport's* Vnited'Slal#*. He mutt lie able to reed, write and Um I 'em—Mrs. Comstock nnd her daughter got hack site turned up her dress skirt tiett by tchlrfc* or by vessels; tc acquire, Florida. In C h an err; pret any aectlon of the ronalituli <a c( ik, For Governor of th# Stal# of F’lorbJ*.* Snrnh—and they did tho cooking, and rolled up her sleeves and pitched NVilhclrr.ina A d a n .v In II rr puirha-e, hold, mortgage cr sell bond* For Secretary of State of th* State o t ttala o f F’ lorida At the' lime he apniim w i netc*. bill*, claims i n d other evidetirea of F'lorida.' register nnd vote. " * churning. Ironing, washing, baking and In, nnd-by the tlmo tho surprise jVartv liw n Kight a n d aa h i r r u t r i i o f • It debtedn#**. including ita own stock and th r K iih tr ul Jno. Qi A d a m * , lie must own In hla own right ore For Attorney General ot tb* State of Gi^wt r l sewing for tho whole layout. Including j arrived supper was ready for ’em. to the velue ol not l<--a - - - the stock ot nthyr corttoiatlona. and to votp FToridh. D rr a a trd, I'lainti.f ■<: i-d I __ _ the same aa a galurai person could: to ac­ - • va, * Citation four small kids nnd two hired men. F’ or Comptroller of the Slat# of Florida. ilollill, which fact shall hi "That tablo was a sight. It groaned. OhAleCt quire, purchase, hold, mortgage, aril, trans­ W a r w ic k , Tr uvtrr, # IHI1 to b y ' t h e assessment bonis m th e-coaaiy"w F'or Treaxurvr tlf th* State ol F'lorida. Hut If Mrs. Comstock wanted n patent j Tho sewinlr stride had been busy, nnd Uohrrt If. Itamary* T f u * tr r . fer and convey franchitea, privilege*, pattjuirt Fur Superintrndrnt of Public Instruction the time he applies to regiilrr and vet, T il l# * til *. patent - rights, copyrights.- liren*r». of th* State ot F'lorida. it* must not have been ronilrted. m . chum, a dress pattern, a bolt Of sheet- j ttfbro were Seventeen different kinds J. I*. M u»*cl whlto 4 W# H. and any and ail other rat ate# or Inter#*!* ow ard, Co-Farinrra, doin g F’ or Commissioner of Agriculture of th# vdbtis to the rim. be apphr, to rrgua* i Ing nr anything beyond tho barest ne- j of pi eft cakes and preserves; all In bHua 11)ct * ' a» M u*«=I wIt11 r Jk in or to rial or personal properly ol every Slat# ol Florida. cr vote, of larceny, robbery,* ti rgrcj-, sse. kind and description either legal c> equil cessltles. It was llko pulling teeth to the gayest and most glittering china H ow ard, Fa irficld K u m tr r C o . , F’ or two Jualirr* o! the Sup re roe Court jury oc bribery in any ol th. ruurti a' ’,7 , at.le, and to hold, use, mortgage, grant, aa- oi the State ol Florida. ion, thr Hrira at state or oi lha United Slates, or if te nm get. ’em out of Zephanlah. Thoso and glass dishes. There were two of aLawCurporat ,lgn, transfer, convey, rn<umh*r h> nuirtul Silas Bigelow, J. W , Fcr one Railroad Commissioner of the virtvd he must hare been tratuicd te (W d rights of citlxvnship. — j cage, pledge, deed of trust, or otherwise, and U IImolt, \\ . A* W h it c o m b , women Just dogged It from early (111 the fanciest Ifimp* blazing their light State ul F'lorida. to otherwise dlapaie of the same or an) and I’rovided, however. That no persat a ir lr t»lt«cin, widow, . b n a W F'or State Senator for 19th Senatorial Dialate with makeshifts ami worn out ma­ over cold sliced ham. b«'of. chicken and (Maora linrai descendant of any such perse, at* every part thereof, or any and every right, Irirt ol Ihr State ol F'lorida. n , J. ii. Mo ran, W m . IK title pr tntrtr*t therein, in the State of Flor­ terials. hut If there was at!)' late Im­ heaven knows what; there were dec­ Olraon, N o r m a n K. Olruon, F'or one Member oi the lloUs# of Repre­ was on January 1 st, 1867, or prior idr*. ida or elsewhrre; to borrow or to loan money to, entitled to vot# under the ronslitstimi'g llrir* at Law of Svend Ulraoo , sentatives of lha Stale of F'lorida. proved farm machinery on the market orated plates, snowy damask napkins Dccra and laws of a n y . of th# state*, or m, f and to rterut*- ita rote*, horde ct othet ard , D rfrntla nti. F'or County Judge. n rltorirw, or entitled t* vole under any’ fwn or a. new food for ’cattle Zephunlah and tablecloth; there were pickles nnd T o Ch at. i*. W arw ic k, Fruatrr, Itohrrt If. t rider res cf indebtedness, and to pledge, For Sheriff. of government, or any naturalised citiwa mortgsge nr ilh > r * lie enrumber *11 or anv F’ or Clerk of the Circuit Court. l U m i r ) , T r u s tr r ,. F a ir h ild Lu mber Co. , a wasn’t happy till ho got It. or hi* descendant*, shall be denied tit < part or p a n . of it* properly whether r#ai beaten biscuit nnd halls of butter nnd For County Assessor of Taira. C o rp o ra tio n , i h r Hrira at l#aw o f Hilaa, or personal or aqy Interest whatsoever right to register nnd vote because he iig . For Tax Collector. ‘i t had gone on that way for years, shining silver. It was about as gaudy •lligrluw, b crriffd , W. A. W h it com b, therein and in general to do ary and ail able to reaft 1 write and Uterynl For County Superintendent of Public In­ not Carria t ) lr « o n , Anna W . M o ra n , J t G. things necrasary or ccnvrnienl for the prop­ when a certain Mrs. Witterman and mouth-watering a show ns ever any section of tbs constitution c| tW struction. • .Moran, W m . I)* nlraon: slate of Florida, aa ibov* provided, or j . er and aucceaaful conduct of Ua busier*#. stopped off there ’ ono morning and happened. And Just ns they wore sit­ F’ or County Surveyor. cause he ahkll not own prop-rtv . of lM ' It a pp e a ring fr o m tha affidavit of G rorgr ■nd to has#, excreia#, and enjoy til the F ’ or five County Commisaionert. stayed to dinner. She was an old ting down Zephanlah came In from the G . Herring, herrin duly filed, that hr is a rights, power* and privilege* incident lo value above tpeclfleft naluiallt.d ciiimx F'or three members ol th# County Hoard of the United Slates, however, at Ike tin lic iu r and cou nsel for th r a b o v e named mrpnrariona for profit, organised and r e ­ schoolmate o f. Mrs. Comstock’s nnd field In hls shirt sleeves. If ho didn’t caoom they kppty, and b.tig* they shall bs ttp l i in ant in (lie above style d cause, and nting it 'll r tFe I.aw* of the State of Flor­ I ot Public Instruction. F’ or Juslir# ol the Peace in and lor the mltled to 'register, thall prr.rnt ia Or had Just mored Into our section o f the come to a. realization of hls shortcom­ tha* it is the belief of a Ilia lit th at the de* ida. it being c* preaaty provideil t i l l the following Justice fliatrirle, via; Not. I, 2, regfalration.officer ernlflcat* of hls nutsrv Itndant*. Cha». C. Warwick. Truste e, Hob- ioregning enumeration of »pei the power* country. Well, she naturally exported ings then!" J. 4. nation, or • duly autheellented rsty rrt H H am sry, Truster, W. Al Whitc om b. thaii not l># held to limit or reatict fn any F'or Constable in and tor th* following th-rcof. that there would he what they call a | ^ "Iteformed. did-ho?" said the com­ Carrie Olr son, Anna W. M o r a n , J. G. M o ­ manner the general power# of th# Corpora­ Justice District*, vlt: Not. 1 , 2, 3, (. ran and William 1 1 , Ulescn are rrsidenta of tion. company dinner, ’ but there wasn’t mission man. In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto Her. 2. Upon the adaption ol this saetA a state other tha n tha state of Florida, and Artlrlr Ilf. art my hand and affixed th* great aeal of meat to to* conetlistlon, th* legiustw*: There was fat fried pork and potatoes "Reformed nothing!" said the patri­ that the olaces o f residence a n d addrrwees The amount of the capital stock of thla th* Stale at Florida, at Tallahassee, tb* shall onset appropriate laws to carry its of the aaid defendants are, C h arle s C. War­ nnd boiled greens and all the dessert arch. "He Just,sat down and ato like :l corporation shall be One Hundred Thousand Capital, this the twenty-fourt day of A u ­ purpose ol this amendment i i f o effert. , wick, trustee, Philadelphia, Pa.*, Itobtrt *11. Dollar* <1 1 0 0 , 000. 00 ) divided into on* thou­ gust. A. D. 1916. The vote* cast in romptiahce witkjaid was squash pie. This was set out on hog." Hartisey, trustee, Phlladelpliia. P a . , , W. A. sand (1,000) share* ol th# par vafu# of On# (••al) H. C LA Y C R A W F O R D . proposed a mend menu, nnd th. rain*^ W h itc o m b , B lo om in gton, 111. . . Carria W. AN EXPERIMENT r fit B U S IN E S S C A R D S 1 One Inch Card* Will He I’ublinhrd Un­ der Thin llrading At The Rate Of $7.20 Per Year. piBce Next lo W, K lluushotdt'r (lamer \\ oodrulT iluilding E. D U . I*. WATTS E Y E, K A It, N O Jv E and T H R O A T MONDAVH end T H l il.HI) tVH . I oo to t mi l*. M. I)r. II. II. McCaslin DENTIST Ofilre In (iarncr 5: Woodruff lluilding Formcrlj Occupied Ily -W r “ M n u s v h o ld e r DR. C. G . BUTT DENTIST Office: Yowcll lluilding___ FI.OH. t.A SANFOKI) THOMAS EMMET Wll-SOS E fj: bc: i s o n n o t & Wilson Housbolder LAWT EUS * Sanford. siio ldf: b ’Florida E lto n J . M o u g h t o n ARCHITECT Office in Yowell llldg. Sanford, Fla GEO. A. DEC0TTES.. •• ATTORNEY I a* w C O U N S E L L O R .ai L A * -.a:# - aV* ’ P r a c t i c e in S t a l e atnl F e t l e r a l O m r t* ( j a r n e r - W o o i r u f f UMti S a n f o r d F'l.. SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER SUITE 9, COURT HOUSE SANFORD, - PHONE 113 v v , y\«tTTX k r L U K 1D A D r. J. A . TROVILLION S P E C IA L IS T In CANCER. GOITRE and TUMORS Cure Them Without Cutting Them Out O RLAN DO, - FLORIDA SANFORD WAGON WORKS BUtJCERSOR TO W. !L UNDERWOOD One and two horec Wagons Made in Sanford, on hamFftl airtimes. PRACTICAL HORSESIIOER 205-207 Oak Are, Phone 244 Oleaon, D uluth, .Minn.; A n n a W . Moran, D uluth, .Minn.; J. G. Moran, D u l u t h . Minn., and Wrn. D. Oleaon, Holton, G a . ; that thr said tfi fen da tkta are over tht age o l twentyone ye a rs ; th at there ia no perso n in tha stale ol Florida the strvlre ol a subpoena u|nm. whom w (»uld! be binding' upon I he »ktd d r fr n d s n ls , and H further appearing In i hr rirr u ll ( o u ii r . r i r n o i Jadlflul f i r ■ from thr affidavit aforesaid th at tno Farrcull In and far Srmlruilr f unfit;, It^ridla held Lumber C o m p a n y ia a corp ora tion I- U Hagan* t'hai'f m m *uf I hr * whose olTicr' t n d principal pla ce o f business Jie if d o* f ' o u n l y I ' t m m i u i u i * and w htse surceaicifi and as*igns anj un­ r n . Hrminolr f 'o u n t v , H u t l d i , known, and that Mia* fligelow has d e p a rte d •rtinf f(»r And cn hrhalf *f «hr this 1Ifr leaving heirs and legal rrprr*#nta» tivrs whose natnr* and places of residence Hiiitd oi County Caro*tiiv siofturw. and lnr and nn lirha’ f are u nkn ow n . • • ol thi C o u n t y oh Srrnlnolr, * Therefore, you , Charltv Warwick* M*tr of f i"f id a trustee, Hubert if. lia m s e ) , tru#lH ’ ; W. A* vi. * « Citation 1 W h itc o m b . Carrie fJetun, A nna "W'. Moran* ji p rrs II Hiyrr. J. (* Moran and William IK Uleson are o r­ To all j*rr*o*it int#rr*ii»d in or*having ti«ni dered to *appear ih 1 the Bill o f Complaint Uphn lh r follow ing dr»r(lh «d |>ri*fFrrly. tit* bled in this cause on Monday, th e 4 th day uair, I|inf and W in g ir i h*- C o u n t y cif Srtn# of December* A* IK DJ 1C, the s a m e being inolr, St *t I* fif FI or i«f a and mnn* ;i ar1 1r u• a rub* day of th is court, and the Fa Ir held • lafl| diarfHrd A.* f'dlinn*. iti-mii. I-u m her * ‘« fn p a n y • a* cr» r fin r a 11 *»'n, a n d all S I k of N F *t See. 7. Tw p. 20 . •S, parties claiming interest under the said !ta*igr 1. Favl Fairfield Lu mber Company* aa its t success­ Twp. 20 * S. s u 4 ul .Me'* 5®c. or* nr aaaigna, o r otherwise, a nd all parties tUar.gr 4 - K iit . c l a i m i n g interest under Him* I U « « t o * , de 8 K *4 of N \ V\ Sue. S, Twp# 20 , 8 . ceasrd, nr oth erw is e, in the p r o p e r t y lying Kar. r* 32 II a« i and being in S e m incte m u n i ) , F lo r ida , and S t , .1 N \N 54 S*c. 8, Twp. 20. S of •fear rll e.i aa (ollo'trs: SFrij ol N W * , . See. Hangr i-* Rail. Hundtid Dollars (1100.00) each. The atock when {.sued ahalt be fully paid atock paid for in fu|! with lawful money oi the United Stale* or in preperty, labor or services, at just valuation to he (iard by th# incor poratora or' by the director* at a meeting called for such purpf*#, which aloe due shall bo entered of record in the mintittea of tha •aid meeting. Article IX'. This corporation shall eaiat for a trrm of Ninety-nine (99) )eait from t h e date of t h e issuance of letter* patent. 25. T p . 20 8 . lU n ee j' ’i W I . -« \ W ' % of N W ' i *aU -F F W -1-T »r-StrT7. S#r 23. Tp 20 Han ltan,r 32 .E . 8 K>, ol NF’r it an.) Fi ' I I*, llscnn. llafian. Ch airman of thi s i - a p C^,23. - T p - - 6 * - y 7 . ~ R H S | ? 3 3 N W . ol See. 25. Tp. 20 ii nifffy - -i*r lioatd cf C o unty C iHtDiljuiiim*#*r f»emtnnte *?TIT14 Lotowsyr—FtnrtltT! ailtng for and cn -tiehalf Hang* 32 Fi. a 1*o all ol th# S o f N E >,a Earepl llodril of County Commitfiooarft S#e. 28, Tp. 20 S „ Ranr# 32. F.. Ih# HE corner of the N F)1, of nd on Whalf of thi* C o u nty of Rex. at and for 1 .,• -run N. 213 1-1 yds; thenre, W. Srmihulr. S u i i *>f Florida, did on ih r 2 .1 rd NFrii.. ‘ “8 . 61 “ ‘l - *l yds; thenre day of Ot ta b 1* f. A. IK 11*1*5, At a hit priltlon 14T 2-3 yds:, thenre in thr af'Oyr r n u t lr d court, alleging among W. 2 57 *y! yd*.; thenre 8 . 182 > da; thence yi|a. to beginning; also eirept -6 yd#, other thing* that ia m r a If. Dryer la thr F:. 105 1-6 o » n r r o f (ha following deacrlhed landa in lieelnnine ,al the N I I . m a a e - e l ee«tiotT7 TBIT 519' t ! ” yda. yd a. tn>nr« thVnre 8 * H u yda. thenre Seminolr C o u n t ; , C lo rld f— E. 518 1-7 ydt; thenre N. 1 1 0 yda l o be­ — N+rii' Ul , .VETq Bee. ginningAlso earrf.t . the right granted Ranee A2 F.aat. .3VS I, ,1 N B » , Ser., 8, T*vp. 30. 8. ol Orange county. Fin ,Ida, lor uae of road material on W ' J of S E ' , of N E ' , ot N E W . llanx* 32 F;xat. SF, >, ..( N W S fee. ». T a p . 20, '8. ol reserving title and poia enion when road ma­ terial shall have been ethauated, and . the Ranfe 32 Ea.t. . N E j , of N\V>, Sec 8. T a p . 20, 8. ot S W ' j of the N W , and W>, o|- S W R . See. 6. Tp. 20 8. Range 32 E,. are ordered Rant# 32 Eaal. „ N W , ol N W , See. 8, Twp. 20. 8. ol to appear to the Rill of Complaint duly file* In thi* ra*e. ‘on Monday, the Sth day Range 32 Feel. , • of F’ebruary, 1917. the same belqg a rule And further alleging that a puhlir high­ day of thla court. way has t/ren ealaolt.hfd in Seminole It is further ordered .that this notice be iNmnt), F’torida, a certain portion of which and over the i n d i of ot the published In the Senfnad Herald, a nedrap a u r t through ond tEe llanda .aid Jam#* It II. llryee; that portion ul aaid naper puVtiahnd In Seminole county, F'lurFiighaa) paa.ntg over and through .the landa ida,, for twelve ronafrutivr weeks. of the aaid Jamra H. Drvte, qeing- more Witness E. A. Dougtaaa, Clerk of th* , . i t it ularl) deaeilluil »< loliow., to-Wll: Circuit Court, and the veal theiecf, Ibis .1 right ul »a> flit) Ieet in width paaatnc 20th day of October. A. D. 1916. feeat) . E. A. DOUGLASS. through the *aid landt of the aaid Jairtea II. Itfygv, the renter line ol which H more parClerk of ibe Circuit Court, Seminole tieularij de-rribed aa lolloer-. Ilrglnning at County, Florida: ih# forth line of Section Seven , 7 ) , -Town* George tl. Herring, ship Tweaty i2ot, aouth ol Rang# 32 Eaat. Sofiritor for Complainant. |9-Tuea-I3«r •aid point heing 12C5..3 It. m«r# «r ie-a » e - t III the r.orthaaat corner ol aaid hrrt t a t ii hevin i~ j. in »aid lownahlp aod rarge. •aid i dot tiling in the renter line ot the In Court ef- Ihr Caauntr Judge, Semlnglg Count). Stele ef Florida Hanlerd and Oeneva road: thenre south i s drg. a j ’ ie#.. ea-t to a point on tdje weit In re FlstataNjf Maggie Brown iir.e of ^erlion .8 1,18 ); said point ic in g 790 Creditor*. Legatee*. Distributee* and feet ‘tenre’ or tea# eaulFi ol the N. ft’ , rotner T oallalt Prraon* having Claim* or Demajtda of H er. g; then## tnuth 56 deg. ,39 •##. rail against aaid Fiatatr; a diitanre ot 2112 It. **> an angle point: Vnu, and eagh you. are hereby nntiB,ed t F.« oi # .. uth 55 deg. 15 eaat a dlitgnr# and required to ofprrvent any claims and o f tool -ft. So a point 287 ft. more-or drmandt which you. or either of you. may north of the aouthweM rorner of the have agalnat tb* estate of Maggie Brown, ■ a l quarter oi Srction light <8 . - o u t h 3** d#g. 33 **r. eaat, a d i i t a a # of rtereaved, late o f . Seminole County. Flor­ f.r.r. ft. to a point on the «outh l i e # / ! the ida, to the «irdrr>lgnnd administrator of narthea*! quarter of aaid Section F;jj*it (81, said estate, 'a a(thin tw o years from the thenre south 54 deg. 35 ,ee. eaa t—000 ft. date hereof. Dated Get- 2»th. A. D. 1916. m ofe or !#•• to a point 530Tl. more or leaa SAM U FM . K. B I U I W N . aouth of lh« northwtat rornet ot the north­ 10-Tuee.9te east quarter of the aouthiaat quartet o) i Section Light <8 >. thenre aouth 56 drg. Notice o f laleallea to Apply far Lellera .15 aee., ea*t 213.3 ft. more or lea* to a point PATENT ‘ ® 8 the aoutkermoal line of the property of Notice la hereby given that na th# 18th I Jkme* tl. Bryra. The abova deartlied right of way fifty ft. in width through the day of Nt va min r A. D. I91(, the u n d t r landa ol the said Jmraea 11. Uiyre, bring the signed will apply l o the Honorable Park of Florida, at T a lla ­ prevent graded right ol way whlrh lor sev­ Trammel. Governor lor Letters Patent Incor­ eral year* haa been open to the puhlir hassee, Florida, thtougF (he land* of the aaid Jam#v -It. porating ,J. H. Hayden Company, under th# following proposed charter,-the original llryr* and aa ia shown by Ike preliminary su rvey made by (7. R. Ramiejr, highway en- ol which la now on Ble In the office of th# gjnrer. of Ike County of Seminole. Stale of Secretary of Stata at Taliahaar##, Florida. ^ J. FL llayden. Florida. J. N . Whilner, And it further appealing from laid peti­ R. C. Maiw.il, tion that It is nereaaary that the landa of , Alfred Foster, aaid Jams* HI Bryre over and through the said right tl way phases ia ner*aaary to be • Wr, the undersigned, hereby aaaorlito ourhad and ta kep’ by the F o u n t ) ol -.Seminole, •rtvea together for th# purpaa# ol becom ­ (or the purpose ol a pubtla highway; and it ing Incutporated n o d , forming a corpora­ further appearing Irom eald petition .that tion under and by virtu# of the Ijtw* end th ^ County cl Seminole, and the aaid Jamaa Copaiitution oT the Slat# of Florida, with II. Dr) re rannet agree u|tf> a reason all* and under the fo tl o w I n g ^ p jo ^ H ^ chafttf compensation to be paid’ Tiir aaid right of Company . |. — Article 1. ” ~®*Je, thetetore. thla le to rommand til Th* nam# of Ibia corporptlon thall be raona Intereatad lo. or having tlena upon e above deerribed property, to p en eaa liy J. It. Hayden Com pany and ft* principal be and appear beiorg the Judge o f our place of business shall be (a tha CUy ot C ircu it Ccart la and lot tha County ol Sanford, in tho County o f Somlnolo and ia a tia oie, B ut* ol n cr ld a , at the tow n Slat* of Flatlc^a, with blan ch efflceo at anch K Sec. 8 . Twp. 20 . S. trtfrl# V. The officers of this ccrporation shall be a president, a vire prtsidenl, a armetaiy and a irraaurrt, th# latter two of which offices, l»-w lt: a secretary and a treasurer, may be hold by on< antj the same, person, and a board of director* miniating of not more than seven (7l nor lea* ihan three 13) member*, the number of said board to be fixed by the by-tawa. 1 he board of dlrectora •hall be et»ct#d by the »torkhotdera at their annual mretkng which shall be held on the ••com! Tuesday in January of each and every yVar, beginning with the yeat 1917, and the other offtreir shall be elected by the board of dirrrturs annually, on the same date aa the annual (netting of th* atorkhcldrra aa above ov* aperifled, and 1 mmediate. ly after the sajl) mrruag al I III ■t 'Ifk'FrriTiIa I a Tli# tingyff .>r directors may at any time ap­ point such assistant > " ' ' l n i r i m u n r i r n t ireaaur#** a«-tt-Ttllirk#e lit. The incorpor­ ators oi this rompany shall meet In the City ot Sanford; Florida, oo thr I l t h day of tletemiier, 1916. to cojnplrfe th# organlxatlon of thq jrompaoy, to adopt by-laws and to IT rl#ct ortlrcr* to conduct th# business of the corporation until Ita Brat annual meeting in 1917. Until said meeting of th# Incorpcrstore and uqtil thrir auccesaors are r is e t t i and ■i^lI_qM‘ l‘ "~J r-^-b w .te#w a nr-(hr. ##rin ahall be conductad by thn followng officers, to-wltt J. R. Hayden, aa president, J. N. Whitenr, aa vice president, Alfred Foster, aa secretary and trexaurrr’, and J. R. llayden, J. N. Whilner. R. C. Maiwcll and Allred Fqatcr at th# board of ilircctora. Article V|. ' This ccrporation ahall at th# pevllng of the ineetporatora above provided lor, adopt an appropriate corporate a#al and by­ law. not ineonalatanl with th**# article* of incorporation, nor with the Law* at th# Slat* of Florida, which by-taw* may b# amended or repealed a* may t # provided in such by-tawa. ‘ Article VIt. Th* highiat amount cf Indebtedness or liability (o which this corporation may at any lim# subfert Itself ahall b# twice th* amount of ita authoriiad capital atock. -rut * ti ll. Th* names and residence* of the Incor­ porator* and subscribers ol atock with th# number uf share* subscribed by each,, nr# aa follows; , J. It. Hayden of Sanford, Fla., SfltJ shares. J. ,N-. Whlttver #f Sanfhrd, FI*., I share, R. C. Maxwell ol Sanford, Fla., 1 shirr, Alfred FVstrr of Sanfcrd, Fla., t share. |n Testimony Whereof th# undersigned have Joined aa subscribing Irfror poratora o( J. It. Hayden Company, and hava hereunto •at thrir handa this 14th day uf October A. D. 1916. J, IL Hayden, J. N. VVhitner. K. C. M w v r l l , Alfred F*o*t#r. State of Flarlda County of Seminole On thla day personally appeared before me a notary public ol the State uf Florida, J. It. llayden. J. N. Whilner, It. C. Maxwgll and Alfred Foster, each to nt* well and parsonoily known, and known to m* to be th* rsona In and ...Idescribed __ _ _ who _.T rxeeuted _the _ foregoing nrtjrle* ol Inrcrporallnn nnd each of them acknowledged to re* that he signed the aam# for Ih# purpose* therein net forth nnd exnrvweed. In Wltneae Whereof, 1 have hereunto let my hind and official seal at Sanford, in th* County of Seminole, and Slat* of F,orlda an thi* tb * l l t h dey of Oeloher, A. D. 1916. > B. F. Whltnor (Seal) Notary Public. My eommiaslon expires Feby. 12th. 1911. , 17-Tuee-fite ’ 740TIC B Notire If hereby given, that ender and by virtu* of nr. etecutlen 'issued cut of and under th* eeat of tbe Circuit Court. Seventh Judlriel Circuit of (jctaUnio .county. Ft oil da. Fa * v rit -tlllia ln pending, wherein A. K. Power* ia plainliff nnd Ueo. W. Benton Js defendant, I have levied upon end will sell •I the front door at the court hout* at Seaford. Semin tie county, Flarlda o t Monday, of*. November, *1916. tha Ithe B t f6'lh H Hd»y * J (M • * * » during %um sale, U lir<t Monday legal hours of tale, it being th* lint M ondey In th* month and n legal anl*a day, thn Inflowing described property tc-wft: Secretary of State. a T o C. M. Hand, Sheriff heminoie County. 3-Tu#s-IOtc NOTICE OF ELECTION Whereat, Tha legUtsture of 1915, under the constitution ol 1883, of th# state ol F'lorida, did psaa three Joint resolutions propoiing amendments to th* constitution oi th* atat* of Florida, and th* same were *7 reed to by a vpt# of Ihrs-o.lifths of all th# members elected to each 'house; that toe votes on aaid joint resolutions were entered upon thrir respective journal*, with the yeas and nava therron, and they did deter­ mine and dirert that the aaid joint resolu­ tions l e submitted to th* elrcthra of th* •tat# at the genrrat election in N o w m t e r . 1916. . Now. therefor*. 1, II. Clayf Crawford, aerretary of th# stale of FToridai do hereby give notice I hat a General Election MY SPECIALTIES: will be Field in each county In Florida on Tuesday next succeeding tho Brat Monday in November, A D. 1916, th* said T u n . PICKARD’ S HAND-PAINTED CHDU3 day -being th* Seventh Day ef Navemhrr CORHAM’S STERLING SILVER for rejection th*i aaid ■ o r the c n . rratification a i i D c a u o q oor r r e j e c m i n oofi m xa ta | i n r * r i } U ' III joint resolution* proposing amendments to J * y i t i iH <>— # • the constitution yf Ikf f- ptnu.la, vit- HENRY McLAULIN , A Joint R#aolutionp£snailn*--»aa—Amend— a K a V - le —B e r t m n ' T o f Article 9 of the Slat# Constitution, Relating to Taaatton and FiDioca. , It# it resolved by th* legislature ol the state ot Florida: That the following amendment of Section 9 of Article 9 of th* constitution of the state, relating to taantlon and finance, ia hereby agreed to and al.all be submitted tp f* elsctnra c f t t e a lal* toe ndopthm df Friection a f t l i T next general election h.realter; that ia to.any, that Section 9*of Article 9 ol th* co natitutlnn of the slat* he amended to read aa follows: ‘ ’ Section 9. There ahall be exempt Irom taxation property to the value of five hun­ dred dollari to ever) widow that ha* a fam­ ily dependent on her for support, and to every person who la a bona fide resident of the atat* and has lost a limb or beau disabled In war or by misfortune." A Jo,nt Rrsolut.on proposing an amend­ ment to Seetlona 3 , 3 and 6 of Artirl# VII ol th# constitution of th# slat# of F’ lorida, relating to census and apportionment. It# It resolved by the legislature oi th# •tat# of Florida: That th# follow in g ' amendments to th# constitution of.'th* atat* ol F’ lorida b*. and tb* aam# are hereby agreed to, and th* aam* shall be submitted to th* electors of the atat* nt th# general election in I9IB, for ratification or rejection! S*rtInn 2 of Article VII la h#r#by amend­ ed so aa to read sa foliowt; " T h * legislature* that ahall conyem* la th* year 1919 nnd (hereafter jfhaU consist of one member qT thr senate from each efiuhty “ n th# attle, and ol on* member of the houe# of rspreeentalivn from each county in the state to) every ten thousand *>f population therein, or tb* major fraction thereof when there may be i major fraction left over after dividing th# wbola number ot population of (be county by lit* num­ ber ten t a o u u n d t . Frotided, that each county shell have nt leaal on* representa­ tive nnd that no county shall have mure than three representative* In th* houae of repreaenUliv**- Tb* Member# of the house ol representative* ahall be elected for a term of tw o years and tae member* of tb* ttnat* shall be elected tor a terra of f l a t yean, eirept *• hereinafter provided. Th* election for member* foi each branch ehalk b* at Ih* sain* time and place*. Th* term of office of senator* elected la 19tfi shall expire on th* Bret Monday In April, 1919 Th* term of cfflc# of senator* e l e c t e d , In 1918 from th* following counties, to-wltt Escambia, Gadsden. Jaevson, l-eon, M a d i­ son, l.alayrtt», Taylor, Columbia, Nassau, Duval, Marion, Sumter, Igderenn, 1 ,**, Monroe, Putnam, Volusia, llarnlltan. Alarhua, lira ward. Liberty, Bern an do, Pinellas, Brevard. Palm Urerb' and i-evy. snail ex­ pire on Ibe Brat Monday In April, I » I 1 : nil other sen atom to be eleetad In th# year 1918 their larm of office shall expire on* the Bret Monday In April 1921. All member* of lha house of representatives elected nt Ike general election In 1918, tketr taros of olBrn shell expire on th* first Monday in Apnl. 1921, and thereafter Ih* term o f o f ­ fice of all ntrmhere of the house of repre­ sentatives shall commence an tb# first Tuesday alter th# first Monday- us—A writ next luerseJlug th* ritctloa. At th# gen­ eral election In 1980 and th*c#a((vtv all ••nataris - to he elected thall bo elected for a U 4m o f lour year*, th# teem to begin o* lb* first Tuesday attar tho first Monda y In April of , the following yaar. •icnpt t b i t when n new com ' county i*' created, the' leg irislure el% that A IATW Ishall BM! a 4 B i t ItOHI ( I s Ih# I t n r_ t h . Irl f _t i l # ......._ -terra of thn Brat senator to ‘ be elected there “ 8t tw* e t four years with tho and I." view of keeping tho number ef old m » ■A j\. w \ J I declaration* and reftira* ther.ol, skxfi 1* subjected to the same regulations atd re­ strictions aa are prns. 'ed by la* 1st pa oral ejections in Ih* i .At# of Florida, (seal) In Tfsrimoay Whereof, 1 Vise hereunto set my hand axd af­ fixed the Great Seal of ike Rita o f F'|[>rld*> Taltahassea, tXa Capital, #h>s th . tweaty-Ulk day of July, A. D. 1914. If. CLA Y CRAWFORD, Secretary ot Stxla. IQI-T u#a-13tc ____________________ * t JEWELER EJ«GIN AND 1VALTHAM WATt'HI M a x w ell’s ..... ___ __ ,...,|»PU I . Magazines Periodicals Soda-Water * Confectionery Cigars and Tobaccos 1 0 4 1 s t . S t. P h e n e l8 2 C . H. DINGEE P lu m b in g and ■ G a s Fitting All W ork Receives M /P e rs o n i Attention And Best Iffort* OppowHe n iy HaB Tried*"e N* « N ATURE W M Agdinst U sing Cflomel Tho sickening, nauacatitf tre'ibc that follows the 8s« of c*!o«*t natural result of iligarranf^K ^°® j entire syatem. poftoni e«ry»hcf* arc agreeing that the actioi c4,0‘ mei to much tno attong, tyA Havel the body sick an weakonfct LtV-VER-LAX a > wondffto1 ^ atituto for dikur'l, that hd.**' 0 its good eftoetd ir\d none cl it* *’* onca, It acts si Jthingly bat tborver, clearfnf ** oughly oh the tho entire ly*1**" bile, and riddi ort’a. of stagnating etrictly » _ LIY-YKU-LA-Jt rnpound, »n^ " less vegetublo b aatU fa rpa n « guaranteed to returned I6"* your money will, be 'Ike#*on the original, *1 taring t ^ and signature d L. K. ^ For sale here at 50e and |l0lJ * W. G. Aldridge. SU t �PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD Successors to N. P. Y O W E L L & CO W EST F IR S T S T R E E T Y O W E L L -S P E E R B U IL D IN G i The Moment has Arrived when the Fall and Winter Stocks of this Big Store are Full to Overflowing, as a Result a Great Number of the Newest Arrivals. Many af the Choicest Things in Every De­ partment are Marked at Special Prices for this Big Fall Opening. Never Have The Goods Been Richer, More Correct or More Desirable Remember Goods are Advancing Daily. new shades For The Ladies WOMEN’S PLAIN TAILORED ANI) FUR T R IM M E D SUITS T h is cn llcH .in n ftf fp s h in n tih k iJ & iita -fm * - fuf llmf quality- W ool Velour, 1 o i r e t 1w db ii^bardiner Sergesr Brtiajicioth, etc. Almost every, desirable model is shown, beautifully tailored and trimmed in furs and braids. Opening; sale prices $12.oO to....... ........ * , . ** WOMEN’S N E W AND ATTRACTIVE BLOUSES • T o Wear with the New Suits Here will be found the most exclusive collection of charming Blouses modestly priced. • * • * Opening sale price for these ( £ £ K l l ‘ t il -----------New Showing Ladies’ Sweaters A big treat to see them, almost any color or style. „ _ Opening sale price from ( £ £ K f l C^O A A Beautiful showing of Ladies B y Buying Now at This Store Means a Big Saving FOR TH E MEN-FQ LK S LadiesMCid-Gkwev Black-White aird Tfti, The Rest Styles, Values and Selections arc H ere— Advance Styles in Overcoats 15c Yard Wide Bleaching, Soft Quality, per yard 10-4 Bleached Pepperell, Sheetingy -Value------- — 45c ■ “ ■ , ■ • • 9-4 Bleached Pepperell Sheeting, Value 40c > Heavy Outing Flannel, Light and Dark, 1 2 * 1 -2 • 15c Yard Wide Percales, Light and Dark Colors « 81X90 Bleached Monitor Sheets, Value $1.25 - <. 18X36 Huck Towel, White or Red Border, 12 12c 35c Mercerized Poplin, All Colors * • Ixiose box draping, form fitting single and double breasted models. Opening sale at from $15.Q0lo$20.00.SplendiriTnlliesIn M eu ’fTami Young M en ’s All W ool fruits ( P O O P A for $15.00, $18.00 and . YOUR HAT Makes or mars your appearance, make no mistake if you buy one here Opening sale price on these OJT Hats ffon $1.50 to OUR BOYS’ DEPARTM ENT • • Is especially attractive to Mothers who know Values . All Wool Suits (£ - | A A A frofn$5.00 to ................... «p A U *U U A big new showing of Boys’ LEATHER IS SKY HIGH AND GOING HIGHER ' — Shoes have advanced more than $ lt5G per pair in past few months. We have about* 1500 or 2000 pairs of Selby's Shoes for Men, Women anil Children. Sizes are broken but if your size .is here you can save one to three dollars on every pair you buy. Shoes worth $3.00 AQ~ (P I A O d » 0 1CT d*OAA to $5.00 : : : : i : : : : 5 / 0 C j J p J L « 5 /O jk f p Z . l O j ! p d . u 9 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A �THE SANFORD HERALD R. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M . HAYNES, Business Manager Pgblbhtd E w rr Ti>«wt*y »»d M d s j THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY lu m ru p n oN prick, in advance O H TEAR/..................................... . SIX MONTIIH............................... . l» ■HBEK MONTHS October $|, THE HANFORD HERALD pacjY: f o u r ........... .It M t t t t d la Lk. n tr br Carrl*» 11.00 Pet Year la A dria n or JO*. r » r Monlb f i r a n u la A d ria n Maal Ra Mada at OSIra \’ An Swearingen is making a stren­ uous campaign for Catt* in this dis­ trict and toying many complimen­ tary things about Swearingen. Does this mean that Von Intends to run for congress next time? -----0 ----- . • Volusia county is in a political stew and every mnn's hand is against his neighbor. • Even the newspaper men are under suspicion and the preachers will come next. \ erily, the world Is going mad and. all dver nothing. ------O----- policticlan. It ia lota of fun, however, hut a newspaper is instituted to print the news and our efforts have alwpys been“and wc hope al­ ways will be to take care of that feature first and let politics take care of itself. However, wc don't want our position to be misunder­ stood and this is if we believe in a principle, that principle is not one of politics but an opinion of what ia right in our- own mind.— Lakeland Star. ... X X X X X X X ? Q < IX X X X X X X ? Q C X X X X ?w C X X X X X X X X X I WE HAVE TIME FOR ALL who ia willing to give you his time is the one who in­ variably gets your business. The officers of this bank are ready and willing to give you their time and advice on investments—on all financial matters—it is your business to take advantage of the service that we offer, come in and see us. T h e m an WHY SUPPORT KNOTT* The above caption has been used The-National Association ol Nut by many editors duntng the pnst few Growers meets in Jucksonj'JJle on. weeks, due to' the strife- that has 9#I m ia ii i n i d DiUdii* T*i«»b«M N«. us Nov . 2 2 ,- Good thing they waited been engendered In the present cam­ until after Nov. 7th for there ought paign, but the Arcadiu News uses it JLt WANT YOUR BUSIHt^. to be several recruits for the asso­ over the following very feasible anti ciation from some of the politicians commendable editorial: > after that date. 0. L TAYLOR C. M. HAND R. R. DEAS "W e could easily give many reu­ If. R. STEVENS ' Cashier A**’t Cithirr IVh Mm i VW*fn«U*i p L wOODRUFf Vko-Prtsidsnl s e s why we think that the people The question of a city hospital for should elect the Hon. William V. Sanford will be left to n vote of the Knott for Governor of the state of tux payers which is really the proper Florida over the Rev. Sidney J. manner in which to deal with this Cults, but will give only one. This matter. It is not the initial cost of reason ia the opg we have beep giv­ a hospital thftt li worrying the aider- ing ever since-.the election, namely', nnd Thursday bf this week as fol­ men but the nnnual sum that the that we believe Mr. Knott received T IIE DIFFEREN CE lows: Wednesday, Nov. 1, All Saints^ hospital will need each year from the more first and second choice votes in When Sidney J. Catts came to I)ny, 6:30 n. in. and 7:30 p. nn city funds. tljo Democratic primary Juno 6th, Lakeland recently several hundred Thursday, Nov. 2, All Souls’ Day, -------0 — — ■ than did Rev. Cutis. If all the pre­ Knott supporters stood In the park D EM O CRATIC T IC K E T WHICH MEANS THAT PEOHi Requiem Celebration, 6:30 a. m. and listened quietly and respectfully It is passing strange that a CattB cincts could have been recounted ns Presidential Electors SHOULD GUARD TUKIIt IIIIUR In that Tho birthday hank of Holy Cross meeting in this cit’y always gets a they should have been, we believe during his entire speech. H J. Turner Butler Tho advice has become morr|« respectful hearing apd there is no that Mr. Knott would have easily speech there were glaring mis-stute- Sunday school was . opened nflcr Morton Caraballo ful since it has beert roined in ments and perversion of the .truth, won by not less than 500 votes. "R ally Dny" for the third time after disturbance but any speaker who J. I’. Clarksoh popular alogan. It has been . und Mr. Knott was abused and comes hero against Catta cannot .it ia won, he has won by a small nin^ its institution three years ago. With Frank Harris in public places every where' slandered in the most shameful way. have a quiet meeting. This is food jority, even when all questionable the increased nnd larger Sunday Milton II. Mabry, Sr. ever present reminder to enr But never once was Mr. Cntts inter­ for rollcction to the non partisan votes ure thrown aside. For this school it was not so surprising tjiut Will H. Price. * . voter ond he can stick a pin in the i reason, ami for the further reason rupted, even by p question. Ho wne the amount, contained was tho larg­ who enn read; street car For United States Senator * paper right here. that we agreed to support The Demo­ treated us this paper .suggested he be est yet. Holy Cross Sunday school have it impressed upon then Park Trammell cratic nominees, our^ vote shall be treated, as a guest o f the city of is educating a Filipino lad at the stantly—in fact, it is cmj>h_ ' --------------- O — For Congress Fourth District Lakeland entitled to a courteous and, Church of S. Mary, Sngadn,. P. I. everywhere for the prcvenlii W. J\ Sears The sympathy of the state press east for Mr. Knott; physical accident and miihq respectful hearing irt the representa­ by the name of Filipiof For Governor is being extended to T. J. Apployiyrd Again Mr. Knott ia u high rloss human beings. tion of ids case. W. V. Knott in his hour id sorrow, tho late loss Christian gentleman,,a trusteo of Coof his loving wife and helpmeets foHlumbiu College at Lake ■City, the Temple Services Isn't it about time that it i)l For Secretary, of Slate But when Mr. K nott—not in n a long spun of years. Especially in Baptist College of the state, ami a public.park, where all had an /-qua) The services.nt the Baptist Tem­ given a wider application and II. C lay. Crawford Snfiford where the Appleynrds re- man of known integrity and ability, right- but in a hall hired, and paid ple Sunday were unusually well at­ to safeguard human life ind For Comptroller sided for so long is this sympathy He has done more for the Baptist fur by Mr. Knott’ s friends—essayed tended, beginning with the Sunday against mistakes and accident! tgl Ernest Amos extended. Sad. indeed, is the death cause of the stale of Florida thnn to speak, he was interrupted by ir­ school at 3:30 in the morning nnd blunders And ignorance which t* nl For Stale Treasurer of a wiie who hus lived with us in has the Rev. Calls. William...V. J. C Lulling relevant questions, by jeers and cat­ evening with the evening services or cause disease? all our joys and sorrows lor many Knott is also a temperance leader of calls, by misconduct apd rowdyism Sunday evening. The For State Supt. Public Instruction people did Accidents happen, usually, th years. Wc give you our sympathy, known ability and integrity. We re­ thnt called the blush of shame to the not seem to mind the unpleasant W. N. Sheals lack of foresight. Most ttc Bro. Tom, Only the Lord can ceived a letter from the Anti Saloon cheeks of those citizens .of Lakeland weather und the seats wero well For Justice Supreme Court are unnecessary because they assuage your grief and deep suffer­ League prior to the primary stating who felt any regard for the reputa­ filled nt nil services. Jelferson It. ltrovvne be prevented/ Blunders and ing. that Mr. Knott's candidacy wns ab­ tion of this city as an orderly, hos­ H. Fenwick Taylor At the 'Sunday school Sunday ance, which result in accident — — O -----------• solutely satisfactory to that organiza­ pitable community. For Railroad Commissioner morning especial effort was made to inexcusable. His conduct since that time The Herald has called the atten­ tion. Royal C. Dunn It is true, that most of the dis­ impress thoset present that were Apply these generalities to dr| tion of the street officials to t|ie and before fully justifies this high turbance was made by people who For Stales Attorney Seventh Dlst. without the church to try to be occurence of disease among hi numerous worthless curs that roam endorsement as a temperance man were not residents of this county, Joseph H. Jones present at all tho evangelistic meet­ beings. One-third of the tile streets at all times of the day We need have no fears with such a and we nre glad indeed to be able For States Senator Nineteenth ings to be held this week,* probuhly more than one thirdami night. Other cities have placed uiun in the executive chair. He ia Geo. 1\ Crawford to state this. The'principal disturb­ Florida are from preventable Dr. Hymnn delivered n masterly For Member House of Itcprcsenllvcs a ban on dogs roaming the streets one o f Florida's best native born cit­ er was a notable Socialist of Tampa, sermon Sunday evening, outlining in eases. One third of the babies I and Sanford could do the same. izens nnd good enough for us. We who had no right to open his mouth F. L. Woodruff There is a dog tax and a dog ortlin- j would despise ourself until the day jn a Democratic meeting, but it is some degree tho possible length of in Florida don't reach voting gtl For County Judge ance or if* there is none there should ° f our death did w«* not at this time of such political rng-tag and bob-tail eternity, and showing the difference one qunrter die before they tn fll E. F. Householder between n life with Christ and a life years otd, and one in five doaffl be one. Several eases of dogs idling bear this unimpeachable testimony For Sheriff that Mr. Catts’ supporters ,iro large­ without Christ. This message was reach his first birthday. Such Bi| Children on the streets have been re- in behalf of otir much libeled DemE. E. Brady ly composed. A gang of hoodlums merely a forerunner of. the meetings wastage is frightful, nil the pnrted ami the dogs on the streets ocratie nominee."— Plant City CouFor Clerk Cirruit Court evidently had been sent up from that nre being conducted at the frightful because it isn’ t nrreanql art* a general nuisance ami they Tier. • E. A. Douglass Tampa to disturb jtnd harass Mr. Temple this week, and was re­ Preventable diseases are oid| should be killed or kept at home. I — *—0 —»— For Su(ii. Public Instruction Mr. Kpott and if passible to break ceived nnd appreciated by the large preventable, because their \\V will not call attention to them T H E D R IF T OF TH E T ID E T. W. Lawton up the meeting. We are glad to audience. ure, known; each particular diwl again: There are other means that The political skies are beginning to know that these, and not ioCai people For Tax Assessor Qr. Owens of Humboldt, Tetih , germ nnd its methld of traumas*I will, he taken. look very bright for re-committing to were responsible for -the disgraceful A. Vaughn assisted by the pastor is now con­ its life history nnd the menial - 0 -----the hands of Woodrow Wilson the conduct which For Tux Collirtor disgusted decent ducting a ten days series of even- prevent its ravages are all knanl THE EAST COAST CAN Al, steering of the ship of state through people last night and which will add .. Jno. D. Jinkin* gellstic services nt the Temple. and how to control these ravagaI • — n Major Endue refused to recoin- ' *he*, perilous times that now ron- many votes to the big list which will Seating arrangements have been Because they are not contrcHl mend the purchase .of the East Coast i front us. be piled up for Mr. Knott on Nov. made that will easily and ‘ Comfort­ through carelessness, neglect or g Congratulations to the Orlando canal by the government. The |. Mr Tho9. , Inrrii writM tl,;|l 7th. Of course. Lakeland has her ably seat over hfour hundred people, norance does not change the Sentinel upon moving into a new Major's recommendations were based Duluth, Minn., for the first ti proportion of hoodlums, and some special ushers have been provided and such neglect and ignorance I mo will home.' The Town Slouch will nowpn the showing of business and the ) give a majority for the Democratic of these joined in last night's dch\have to dress op. and nil the people in the - com- come inexcusable. There ia no < com of necessary improvements add- tiPket, and th.lt i»roPtor> „ rni|way o nut rat ion; but these poor irrespon­ ------- O ------munity are especially and cordially solution to the weeping fid to the purchase price, and had suburb will give Wilson a majority sible* do not represent Lakelnnd invited totnke part in the ^meetings, mother or fpthpr Hugh Sparkman of the Daytona nothing to do with what might be sentiment, nor the element which of twenty to one. fact tliuT thc lost oow- might Journal who is being sued for libel termed the ethical question in­ We noted in our issue of Saturday makes I-a gLarni-auuib-a-sjdemlM "Cfly f been saved by simple precautiMfl objects to a prosecutor from Sem­ volved. Army engineers very prop­ through a little easily acquirtd Ifl inole county being brought into the erly. -are not expected tr> he ’ infiii- -that the Chicago Examiner has llop- . Tho differ’ence“ in tho conduct of | hi | over, and now' occupies alomost formation that yvas offered, In* ■] tHe two crowds well illustrates the case. ------ - ~ ‘_____ . tiuxd by- matter* of thla klhiL Thus a front seat on the Wilson band air. difference in the two men Who are the engineer's report shows that the Wpgon. It Is a* Hearst paper. offering for Governor, and the con­ The n w M death rate amoni purchase of the gnnal would be a Frank Clark tried to nail down a Mr. J. G. Bolts, a traveling sales­ trast thnt may be anticipated from :;young children—1» due lx tipd piece of business for the govern­ Coffin I at Lake Butler last week and man for a big (lour manufacturing their respective administrations. -Mr; to two general causes—unhe ment from a business standpoint, Fielder Jones says he hus a Btnr In was pulled off Ids opponent before concern reads u. a-a-letter yesttTTiluy "Knott, dignified, quiet, clean, court- "Hunk" Severeid, catcher. parentage or to criminal inrap he could* hit him. Verily these are und there has never been any- dailh liX ^^-rT " • • • ly>. gentlemanly: Mr. Cntts, or ignorance attending child -tAhak-it-wiw-tlinrrEjnh 'iTm orafpolnt I7 * " " ,,is "0n' who U tt m" mbcr of a* trouhlusaxiu:.. timu*.-------- -— -— stock brokeht' firm in Chicago, in coarse, vulgar, brazen, blatant. The I.ee Hobbs, tho young shortstop tho More, than one half of the blin of view. The Reporlar-Star would J------ O---- like to sec the government take oyer which hcsahl thut ex-Governor Mar- Knott nuditorB quiet, respectful, Utils secured from Dayton, looks like in the United Stntes'is caused b Only it few days more- anti* polities' the East Coast Canal and develop it. fin H. Glinnof New York, who wns courteous; tho Catts crftwd noisy, in­ tho goods. neglect of simple precaution y • • • will he fofgotten, neighbors will We do not think that it will over comptroller of New York state when tolerant, disorderly. Tho character birth, administered to counteract i Tho hutting of Larry Doyle tills your speak to neighbors again and there amount to much ns a traffic water­ Charles E. Hughes was Governor, of the man and the kind of crowd he effect of venereal disease of fid will lie peace and prosperity in the way under state supervision, hut we armed with ollieiul facts and figures draws to him is the best gunge of is a Joke. Last your ho topped the Na­ parent. tional longue. fair state of Florida. Meantime, be* could not favor the "payment of ftvV he had nt his finger ' tips, combined what his administration would be • e • No law has ever been wr calm. million dollars or more, for a water­ witli Ids eloquent, magnetic ahd log­ like. Therefore tho choico is pre­ Speaking of strikes reminds us that tho statute books of Florida, to J ical manner of presenting them, con­ sented to tho people of this state as tho host kind are those you make ott a way by the government when the vent marriage of. persons, mu -| *, X A Ifc A A A A A A state has 'already paid 'for its con­ verted one of the Ucpuhlicun dis­ to whether rowdyism, intolerance howling alloy. woman, who are contaminate, • • • struction and the promoters have tricts of Ch|cago to an enthusiastic and lawlessness, ns represented by disease transmissible to the Sidney J. Catts ahull be in tho saddle The 1'lrntes nearly signed Harry once received their compensation. endorsement of Woodrow Wilson. generation. Popular sentiment^ There should be some way to make | Governor Dunne of Illinois is now or whether pence, order and progress, Woltor, once the Yankee’s center field- not yot ready to sanction that, er, two weeks ago. the promoters put the canal in.ttttv-. sanguine in the belief that Illinois as embodied in W. V. Knott shall • • • law demands proof of the .phf * obtain.— Lakeland Telegram. ignhle condition or turn it over to ( will pile up a majority for Wilson Fielder Jones Juts cut loose from an­ fitness of any person to I®* the government. Major Ludue's. re- running into many thousands, other Brownie player. He sent Pitcher Safety for unborn generation* What a difference (here port reflects credit upon him ns nn Mr. Raymond Robbins,-‘ -who Is ('hiirrh of the Holy Crass BIB Fincher to Memphis, In the South­ not bo secured through such is in Ink! tip right dltlcinL— Reporter-Star. stumping Colorado for * Hughes, ern league. The announcement of something lions— nof y e t—and the Some kinds are pale, watery ant! • • • ------ 0 -----frankly confesses that it is impos­ has been made that will mean one evil results o f parental impurity I without the body necessary to sible to stay'the Wilson tidal wave. of. the greatest things for the people Eddie Plank Is n patient bloko, even he,, and can be to a larger dn make them Inst us long os is of­ IT ALL DEPEND# If he did*have to wait until he Was ten necessary. Not so with R ev .'F r. Huntington, It all depends on how you line up counteracted in either ways aw There is no defection in the south of Hanford. forty-one years old before ho became anyhow’ in this enmpnign. The Tho re-election of Wilson will uni­ Superior of the Order of tho Ifoly an Iron man. other means. Cult* papers will boost the Cults fy and solidify the sections, will ob­ Cross ia coming to.Sanford the latter Typhoid fever can be pr« paper and the Knott papers will of­ literate the hyphen when applied to part of next January to hold a It is a strong Blue-Black Ink Gnrry Ilerrmann, president of the and malaria and tuberculosis, fer apologies for tpe Knott organ Amercinniam and will place a big "M ission," which consists of special Rods, Is the proprietor of un open ulr that will stay on your record hooks for years, improves the services and preaching by him every concert garden lit Cincinnati and Is os certainly as yellow ,ever and the disgusting feature will ho premium on loyulty. amnll pox and bubonic P^aRUe* .| appearance of your correspond­ It will he a notification to *the dny and night fof a period of two milking money, over with November 7th for which ence und ran he used in your te a l h nit n o t y*-t §dM® a , • • • Father^ Huntington . being we will lie greatly thankful and after world thnt America stands for Ameri­ weeks. fountain pen if desired. trol of tho reasonably sure eon one of the most noted und eloquent Artlo Butler, St. Louis Cardinal all the "I told you so'a" are said wc ca first, Inst and all the time. We have it in shortstop, will ho sent' to Los Angeles diseases, even of those wh c preachers in America haa a nation­ expect to seo the newspaper boys of It will give a more pointed and Quarts - - - - $1.20 fie is greatly next spring In exchange for Pitcher Os­ more or less common in the Pints - - - - - .75 the stafe hack in line boosting one emphatic fullness'to tho sayings of wide reputation. States, but classified knowiM** Half Pints - - .45 sought after and has a waiting list car Horst mnu. another discarding the peculiar bed’ Commodore Decatur: "Our country! • 4 • which is the . concrete produo 4 Pz. Bottles' - ' - - .15 fellows some have unconsciously nnd In her intercourse with foreign na­ of appointments for two and thVee Thtit Del Howard, Onklnnd manager, science, is sufficient to rc“ ut* Cheaper Ink If you want it unwillingly made during this cam­ tions may she alwaya'bo in the right: Year* in advance. The motropoHtan will protest the slgnlug of Ted Easter­ Ida's death rate from “ PPr0” ® churches of New York city, Chicago, paign, and what ia it nil for? Do hut our country, right or wrong." ly, catcher, by Salt Lake, Is expected* 15.5 per 1,000 per annum W you suppose one half of the poiitiThose who adore tho flag, those Phhiladetphia and San Francisco a In Coast Imtgue circles. third, and with a r ttio . » • • cians ever appreciate whut the news­ who are too patriotic to be sectional, well as other of ottr largest cities demand his time as well a* tho time papers do for them? Right now those who hate hypocrisy nnd honor many are. letting the newspaper car­ plainness of speech ahd loyalty und of all tho other priests of the Ordjir. Elliott s. After looking tdm over, tluthU t* Sanford is very-fortunate TtFget- Cubs dubbed hint Uuuuy. He Is almost country of equal area on ry the bill from the last June pri­ devotion to duty, will hail the rotrio] globe. mary because they ware not 'elected election of the sublimely patient and .^a0 1 n i-la .cQ m *. -Announcement of as ferocious as a rabbit, ____i_ dates and schedules wil! be made or tome other foolish reason, and we courageous man In the White House In an effort to bolster up the pitch­ v' To His C r e d it have about come to the conclusion ns a* day of jubilee—a triumph for later. P1IONK 148 ing staff of the Rcdq, Christy Mathew“ Thochimney-swoop never: of Bob Holly that we are not going all that makes (or the good, and safe­ There will be the following services son' 1ms sounded the recall of Htartlcy remarked the Observer of to tear our shirt any more for any ty of our republic.— Ocalv. Banner. in Holy Croaa Church on Wednesday Dougnu of &ilt LnkchCUy. Things; “he always follows sootI Aa Honad-CIaaa Mall > U tl* Aafial 2Jad 10O*. at Iba PoalaSIra al Monfwd. riorldi Cadrr Art of Marrh 3rd. 1*7*. P EO P LES B A N K O F S A N F O R D SANFORD, FLORIDA ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: SAFETYFIRST m IJ K ffl If} J ** IMT I ' Iff t! ,:;F DIAMOND NOTES INK ■i CARTER’S PENCRAFT The : HeraldPrintingCo. il Office Supply DepL * 4 7 i ^ �— r- PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD INANDABOUTTHECITY Little nippcntatf8""Mention of Matters In B rief- . Personal Items of • Interest — — ■ ■■ f - n ' Summary of the Floating Small Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald Itcadrra : ♦ « > > » » ........................♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ? Mr*.*Chas. Jaudon of Savannah la the guest of h « »ister, Mrs. J. F. Reltxel. Attend the Bankrupt .Sale o f shoes at* E .H . Peters, 1115 E. First St. 21-1 tc •• The Loyal Order of Moose will have a reorganisation tonight in the Woodman Hull in’ the Pico block and about ono hundred hnvo signi­ fied their Mention to make this lodge » nc ot the most ‘prominent in the city. . ,• . For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Self Kising Flour—A't all grocers. 6-tf Shoes, nhoes, at rsducod prices at E. H. Peters. 115 E. First St. 21-lt The Indies of th*e Md Society of the Presbyterian ciiirch will serve hot lunches and coff-c at tha plumb­ ing shop of CJ. H. Dingeu opposite the polls on Tuesday next (election day) and all those desiring lunches can get them there. Now is the .time to buy shoes at greatly reduced prices at E. H.. Pe­ ters’ shoe store, 115 E. First St. >* * 21-ltc' Big meeting corner First and Park Saturday night, Nov. 4, 8 o ’clock. Don’t miM it% 20-:itc. .The ladies cannot vote but they can serve you a hot lunch and if you |'want something to eat patronize the Ladies Aid Society next Tuesday in front of tho shop of C. H. Dingee opposite tho polls on Palmetto ave­ nue. . . . Vote forW. V. Knott for Gover­ nor. The man. who has been de­ clared the Democratic nominee. . 21-2lc Dig Republican meeting Saturday, eve., Nov. 4. * • 20-3tc Mrs. J. F. IUitzel and two hand­ some little sons, Masters Wiley and Franklyn will leave for Savannah, Thursday. They will go from there to Columbus where they will attend a house party given by Capt. and Mrs. J. P. Starling. Use Juba Self Rising Flour for delicious hot Biscuits— At all tyocen. 6-tf Be sure you are right and being right means a vote for W. V. Knott for Governor. 21-2tc Emory Close is in tho city for a few days visit and is greeting his numerous Sanford friends. Emory has been a.resident of Lake county, where he is engaged in civil* engin­ eering for the big land companies. Mrs. J. If. Starling and daughter, ( iarissa are in Jacksonville this week, the guests of Mrs. Starling’* sistef, Mrs. Hubert W. Simms. lor delicious hot hifeuita use Juba Self Hiiing Flour— At ail grocers. 6-tf Your candidate for Governor, Florida Democrats, is W. V. k n ott and it l* your duty to support him rfl»rdle»s of differences of opinion. . 21-2tc ’ Um Juba Self Rising Flour for dditiou* hot Disc JiU-rAt alt grocert. 6-tf Use Juba Sell Rising Flour lor delicious hot Biscuits—At ull gro­ cers. 6-tf Millinery— Ladies ready to wear arriving dully nt tho French Millin­ ery Shop. ’ 21-1 tc John Bell, the popular editor of the Tavnres Herald was in the city Saturday and paid the Herald o f­ fice an appreciated visit. John has been spending several days in-T am ­ pa and stated that Tavares and Lake county were intact when he left. For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Self Rising Flour— At all grocers. 6-tf Sports coats anil children’s conts on displuy at the French Millinery Shop. . • 21-ltc X Notice Any information concerning the whereabouts of .the “ Sanford 1917" banner used at Ocala will he wel­ comed by H. H. Peabody or any other member of the Wealoy S. S. Class.’ 21-2tp Breaks the System Just four unpaved blocks on Sanford avenue breaks tho whole street system. 21-2tc Just received i Daw shipment or Hatters Plush— N E W W H IT E F E L T S ♦, , WE MAk A SPECIALTY OP CHILDREN'S HATS | Shower for Rest Room Under the uuspices o f the Wel­ fare Department, a rest room will he maintained this season in the court house block with Mndnm Harriet in chnrgo. - Tho room is being papered and painted and while not yet completely furnished will lie ready for opening tomorrow ( Wednesday). The public are cordially invited to visit the rest 1*0001 in which com­ fortable chuirs and couches will ho found. Tea nnd sandwiches will he served for a modest sum and an ex­ change will be conducted. Within the next ten days there will bo a shower for* tho equipment of tho rest room at which time, tho com­ mittee hope there will he a generous response in articles suitable to fully furnish the room. In connection with the shower will be u cooked food sale. Salads, cakes nnd home made delicacies will be sold. Mrs. Harry Pilkington is chairman of the rest room committee. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Moses have returned to Sanford after spending the summer in New York and ut their summer home in Long Island and their mnny friends are glad to see them hack in Sanford. Mr. Moses is one of the cash buyers, winter vegetables und'does a large Personal Mention business here during the winter Mrs. Fred Wilmot spent the week months. end In Tampa, combining business Shirt waists in crepe do chine, with pleasure.’ Georgette crepo nrrlving dully at French Millinery Shop. 21-ltcMr. and Mrs. B. L. Peterson of Uao Juba Self Rising Flour for Romney, West Virgjoia. y h o havi" delicious hot BUcuitl — At -alL-gro- hTTTi visiting M rs. J. C. Cqwan on ctra. ______ flail— Hanford Heights left Friday lor Mrs. Ernest Molnar- and little Crescent C ity, where they will daughter, Mary Eda of Baltimore, spend the winter. Md., are guests of Mrs. Molnar’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Takach Mr. and Mrs. JR. R. Eld ridge ar­ arriving on Friday. _______ - rived last—wrek frdni'DIHwyn, Va„ " D o n T l e t * anything prevent you to spend the winter In Sanford ai and your friends from being out to usual. hear the fine speakers Saturday Miss Hblen Shelton who is attend­ night, Nov. 4th, main St. cor. Park ing schpol at Rollins College came Ave. . 20-3tc N. H. Garner has returned from home on Saturday (or the weekend, : THE QUALITY SHOPH <&’ v * LYRIC THEATRE " ________ X (Continued from Pago 31 Don’ t rock tho Democratic boat. was in the nature of a surprise, disStick by tho man who has been at. cloled later in the afternoon. A the helm for . many years, W .‘ V? ost delightful program 6f music Knott, you know ho is all right. wns rendered by u group of friends tt-Stc and u silver offering was given bfor Mr*. Harry Ward left yesterday the benefit of the church, thus co m ­ The for Indinnnpoli* and other points in bining business nnd pleasure. Indiana to visit friend* and relative* program consisted of a vocal solo, " I d Shadow Time,"._Tcnder®d by for the next .month or so. For. delicious hot^biscuits use'Juba Mrs. Steinmeyer, followed by N evin’j i “ Good N ight," a piano selection Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. by Mrs. Scoggan. "There< is Ilest 6-tf over the Stars" was a duet by Mrs. W. V. Knott Is the rightful Dem­ Mettinger* and M rs.. Claude Hern­ ocratic nominee. Think before you don and another duet "Jesus Lover cast a votd* for other than the rcnl of M y Soul" was ..rendered h^ Mrs. Democratic nominee. 2l-2tc T. A. Newton and Mrs. Scoggan. Mr. nnd Mr*. Alex Vaughn, Jr., By special request Mrs. Mettinger havo arrived in the city from Mns- closed the beautiful program with u silon, Ohio, where they have been vocal selection, “ Will I Bo Remem­ residing for several years nnd are bered.’ ’ At tho conclu*ion the cur­ expecting to make their home, at tains were drawn and lights exting­ Indian River City where Mr. uished and Mrs. Smith entered with Vaughn will embark in the teaming a lovoly birthday cake on which was business. one large lighted candle. Tho hostes For delicious hot biscuits use Juba impressed upon the compuny that Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. she was really too young to have the number of candle* on the cake . ’ ' 6-tf The French Millinery Shop re­ that her age called for hut her ceived today fifty evening dresses. guests ngreed that the one big candle was typical of Mrs. Smith's • 21-1tc Work in the church, for she was G< D. Bishop, manager of the truly u shining light. She announc­ Crown Willamette Paper Co., has ed that thc'fricnd who ru tth ed im o returned from n. business trip to would h a w to givo a silver tea for NeW York. the benefit of’ the church and Mrs. For delicious hot biscuits use Julia W. W. Abernnthy was the lucky Self Rising Flour— At nil grocers. guest. Nothing duunted she in­ 6-tf vited them all to a ’ silver Hallowe'en The French Millinery Shop re­ party on Monduy afternoon. ceived fifty coat suits today. 21-1 tc Mrs. Smith’s home was beauti­ Abe Dzialynski, a well known fully decorated with a. profusion, of traveling salesman of Jacksonville coral vine and potted plants. Rus­ selling papers and supplies called on sian tea anil sandwiches were served at the refreshment hour. the local trade here yesterday. Republicans Democrats, every­ body. plan rig now to attend the big meeting S jrday night, Nov.4. ----------------ZfT.iKc ■—YmrhHVe 1 ril all the statements but AV. V. K .tt in tho Democratic nominee for ( vernor and should re­ ceive tho sup. prt of Democrats. 21-2tc uIuat-a-*TP~bU Yndge snap *nd niillness to the hat you- got at the Three in One Store. We are re­ ceiving shipments daily of the new­ est creations in Taffetas, Mess alines, •ilk Poplins and Serges. Qiffclity firit, last and.always. Call in and Atlanta, where ho went with Mrs. »«• our line—a pleasure to show you. Garner several weeks ngo. Mrs. Three in On*' Store. Garner, remained in Atlanta where Use Juba Self Rising Flour for she will receive treatment for, some delicious hot Biscuits—At ’ all gro- time and her many friends here hope sho will he Improved. Mr. Garner cc" 1 . 6-tf visited the Buick branch lit Atlanta "• V. Knott, twenty years a resi­ nnd reports a big business in tho dent and worker in the ranks of the Democratic party in Florid*. Don’ t Buick line all over the south and not enough cars to supply the demit *wap an 0ld friend for tho new. not enough ears- to supply the de­ 2 i-2 tc mand. Mr. and Mrs. Rldridge havo ar­ Use Juba' Self Rising Flour for rived in tho city nnd as usual will »t*nd the winter here, Mr. El- delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ ’ 6-tf drideg j« a buyer and shipper of cers. .Florida fruits and tegotables. PEOPLE AND EVENTS MBS. L D. “EARSON, Up- MRS. A. D. PARRISH, Asst. A congenial party that motored to Orlando last Thursday for a day’ s shopping .were Mrs. L. M. Telford, Mrs. Ctrraway, Mrs. J. •W. Cole­ man, Mrs. Will Hoollhan and Mrs. J. F. Hoolihan. St'. Agnes Guild . 1' A very delightful meeting of St. Agnes Guild was held Monday after noon with R ev. Arthur'Seuring Peck assisted by his mother, Mrs. Peck, at the rectory. Plans were made nnd date settled for the play that will bo given early in December for the organ fund. Miss Grctchcn Schultz will direct and coach the cast. The Guild presented Mr. Peck with a check for three hundred dollars to be applied on tho Pipe Organ Fund. Those present were Mts. Archie Betts, Mrs, Takach, Mrs. Fry, Misses Gretchen and Olga Schultz, Saidee William* and Charlotte Hand. The next meeting will be with Mias Hand. • • afforded the guests a merry time. -Enjoying tho charming hospitality of their hostess t were besides the guest of honor, Misses Helen Hand Ruth Hand, Lucille Hines; Messrs. George McLnughiin, Henry Purdon, Kenneth Murrell, Roby Lning im d1 Mr. Gregory. MUgJr and gam* s were enjoyed throughout the evening. .-If the Woman's Club At the regular meeting of the Woman's Club Tomorrow afternoon an interesting report of the Biennial meeting which was held in Now York in May •will ho given by .Mrs. W in. Stephens nnd Mrs. Browne of DcLand. It Is through these reports ami the visits of members and of­ ficers from other clubs that we get ihspirutiou and fresh enthusiasm, also owe a courtesy' to the women who accept the club invitations to give ut of their time nnd interest and should greet thrm with u large attendance. Our president, Mrs. Galloway urges that every member of the club lie present tomorrow af­ ternoon nt three o'clock at the Woman's Club. Cteilian Music Club There ,’ w as u largo attendance*and most enjoyable pr»>gr,uj)!_ gjv*wi al­ most entirely by the little folk mem­ bers at the Cccillian Music Club meeting at Mr*. Munson’s studio on Saturday afternoon. Each number wns rendered In an easy and finished style especially notable from the little folk* was the six handed num­ ber oil the piano nnd a duet ar­ rangement by Mary Elizabeth Pu­ les ton and Olive Newman. Mrs. R. JT. "Maxwell’ p readings were a delightful ending to the ufternoon’s musical**. Her Selections were chosen by the younger club members in keeping with the larger part of the program. Her naturnl and talkative manner in interpret!!? tion of child stor>* was most pleasing. Mr*. Munson gave nn informal talk on Charles Wakefield Cadmnn with her usual grace and impressive manner. The program follows: Duet, Populnr Air Pressor Nellie Messenger, Mrs. Munson Cradle Song Behrens Lena Belle Hugan Breezes of the Night.................. Fearis Olive Newman Robin Waltz .............. Keathley, Swing Song___ _ ___ ....Behrens In Bohomia ..................... Czernoy My First Waltz Velma Shipp _ M ILLINERY . SHAPES IN SILK, BEAVER, VELVET ANI) FELT TRIMMINGS IN METAL, FUR, FANCIES, OSTRICH O K I) hit WOK K A SPEC I A L T Y MRS. GRACE E. W ILLIA M S. ' 106 East Firs! Street Mr. and Mrs. Bennett left on tho afternoon train Mr a honeymoon trip which will include Cuba, Sa­ vannah, Ga., and Washington, D. C. They will roside in Sanford whor3 Mr. Bennett holds a responsible position with the A. C. L. railroad. Orlando Sentinc! • Goblins Were There Vos, the goblins watte thorn ,*uro fjnnugh, twelve of them! Ghoitl?. spookey, with cold, clammy hands whoso clasp gave ono tho shivers and those twelve ghost* • persisted continuously ip shaking hands. .I t was creepily awful hut the ghosts survived the ordeal and Mrs. Aber­ nathy, nt whose charming home* tho Hallowe’ en silver iea was given has scored another success as tho orig­ inator .of novel entertainments. Next to McCuIlers Pipe Organ Society •The Pipe Organ Society mot with Miss Edith Stewart yesterday af­ ternoon, spending tho hours pleas­ antly with needlework and planning for nn entertainment to he given the latter part of November for tho pips organ fund. Others preient beside the hostess were Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. IV. C. Bray, Mrs. W. E. Betts, Mrs. Mainea, Mrs. M. M. Stewart,' .Mrs. Robert Rowe; Missel Jeanotte Laing, Martha .Fox, Clara Millen, Minnie Stowart. G tie its* of tha a v . cioty wore Mrs. G. R. B.*rnreuter and Miss Ella Dillon. / . *. • • 1 Mr. Adam Mettinger a r r i v e from the north on Friday- with his grand­ daughters, Mrs. W. L. 'Morgan, and 7 Miss Ruth Mettinger. Mr. und Mrs. William C.. Hill nr•Guests were received at the door rjved home yesterday afternoon.. by. a iiinck clothed witch with stream Mrs. Hill will ho remembered as ing-hair, ami just-within were elev­ Miss Anna Le Gettc. • •* * en ghosts, whito fobed and. moaning and groaning in nn agony of t!|n M rs. Ernest Molnar recently of spirit and then! an introduction to Baltimore is the. guest of her mother, (he "dear departed" in ,11 tomb like Mrs. Takuch ut tho Pico. cell! Ghosts poured ton and ghosts served refreshments hut it was lots of fun und everyone (rresent rather Mrs. (1. R. Bernreuter of Perry, enjoyed the ghostly ministration*. Flu., is visiting her cousin, • Miss The decorations were quite in keep­ Mnrtha Fox. ing with the Hnllowc'cn idea for festoon* of black nnd yellow draped Mrs. Wood arrived from New the ceilings and jnck o lanterns hung York on Monday to spend the .winter from the chandeliers and shaded the with her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Diclights. Cosmos nnd other yellow ki ns. liowers were used in profusion. In tho dining room where refreshments Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Born who . , were served, small Jao nnaaaa hnve been the guests of Mrs. John "• surrounded 11 tall vnse of cosmos Mcisch have gone to housekeeping upon n reflector. Broad hands o in tho Johnson house on French yellow crossed tho center over tho avenuo handsome drawn work cover. a Madam Harriet hns returned to Bobbing for applet wns a ludic­ rous contest between tho ghosts, Sanford nfter nn absence of Several while* for the guests at large there months and will have charge of t was a square of white, a noedlo rest room on Park avenue, where ' Waltz, Prosser’s First Steps ........ black thread with which to "sew " she will he glad to see her many D olly’s Lullaby Czerncy cat. Heroic efforts were made hut friends. jtt. Tillie Benjamin to Mrs. \V. P. Cnrter fell the honor Home Sweet Home Arr. by Willi,* of liutlining a iVal, symctrical figure Mr. A. B. Wallace was ono at In Bohemia ..... Czorney of,th e Carter cat, at leant she said those attending tho football gamo Hilda VanNess it was, thereby winning n bouquet between Tennesee and Florida nt II Desiro ..... , Cramer of gnrden liowers. Mrs. J. K. Met­ Tampa on Saturday. JtNsio Pell tinger drew tho "What is it?" or Valse .............. ... Bachmann guinea pig or ground hog or some­ Mrs. George Upchurch who has Royal Klintworth thing, and wns given- n black cat been visiting Mrs. Geo. Shipp is now Grillcu .......................... Schumann equully peculiar In construction for the guost of her mother, Mrs. Lowls Miss Dnvis the booby prize. Mrs. Carter's de­ at Longwood. German Folk Song, 3 pianos.............. light was expressed in ono long catMargaret Cownn, Velma Shipp a-wail, lustily echoes hvy _ !hthose b fl3 ii M iss Bessie Long has returnedOlive Newman, Mary Ellz. I>ul*‘atau_}.hlnn*ii'il rhnstytcTTTr'Svere STtsT h T h . from n visit o r several months with -|j<rn:rRrttP~HHgnT), Georgia Mobley Hill, Mr*. L. I*. Hagan,, Mrs. Geo: friends at Athens, Ga. Group of -Readings......... ::........... Watson, Mrs. Zeb Ratliff, Mrs. W. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell S. Thornton. Mr*. C. H. Smith. Mrs. Tom Williams, Mrs. Fields Sanford Avenue Mrs. Fort and Miss Nellio Elder, _ , , , . llennetl— Dean with Mrs. Telford A gauLlama* - Bn«n pgylng ally w fm -fO T ty Wednesday at the home of- her - —*. . _ vitnra nnvln cr nil In n n t h p r gfronla John T. Brady, the years, paving all the other streets, paz«nt»-M iss Haxel *Vl6fa .'Dean be- ghost "and. goes' unbricked from 5th to 10th The witch waft came the wife o( Mr. Edgar Henry "dear departed." streets. T. . 2l-2tc Bennett of Sanford. The marriage cleverly impersonated by Mrs. S. O. ceremony was performed at noon in ShinhoUer. A plea ing program of The Mother of Streets the presence of a few Intimate music was rendered by Mrs'. A. •Sanford avenue—has gone for friends and the immediate members Philips, Mrs. Claude Herndon, the “ dear departed” and Misi Virginia seven years without a brick to her of tho family. a < back. 2i-2tc Brady. , A tew minutes before twelvo the gueata assembled in tho parlor which was a bower of ferns and handsome pot plants. The mantelpiece was banked with white rosea,' and a large white *wedding bell w*aa suspended from an arch which had been con­ structed of asparagus ferns and deli­ cate white jessamine. On the stroke of twelve Rev. Father Golden took h i s .place and a moment later the bridal party en­ tered the room. Tho hridd' in a beautiful crepe de chine gow n’ and carrying a shower bouquet of white rosea, aaparagla ferns and tullo leaned on tho atm of her father. Next came the gorom in conventional Idack and Mr. Deems flerring, who waa tho best man, fojlowed by Mias Theresa Doan, the maid of honor, in a charming whito-gown >dth cor­ sage bouquet of pink roses. Tho bride and groom elect with thoir at­ tendants took their places . beneath the arch and the priest proceeded with the marriage ceremony of the Catholic church. Immediately after the ceremony Surprise Party Miss Margaret Davis was th6 all repaired to the dining room where gracious hostess at a delightful din­ a bountiful wedding repast was The room .was artistically ner party on Saturday, evening in served. decorated in pink and wh>te. •An honor of the, birth day of Miss immense basket of pink rosea formed Marian Gove. Grtffen And gold blended harmonloualy in an a ttra cth fr~ c«n tu rp tM * ' from which cmave color scheme which was effec­ nsted festoons of pink and white tively carried out in the dainty ap­ ribbons reaching to the corners of Garlands of p.ink roses pointments of the table* The birth­ the room . day,, cake with its lighted tapers end asparagus fern were draped over graced the center of tho table, aur- tho windows while the ms’ ntel and rounded by asparagus fern. T w o buffet were dscorsted with masses o f silver candlesticks with their golden the same pink roses. shades stood sentinel on each side of After receiving the congratula­ the cake, extinguishing.,the candles tions and good wlsbss of the guests *. v *-».-• • * .-». I -I i. " . i f ’ ‘ ••*4. \ -revI'.uwyc. hi o f fe w * L1 } IT®* a. N A M E EVEREADY offers every man, woman and child an opportunity to turn one new word into $3,000. 1 Art* you going to neglect this offer— or are you coming in today and get an E V E R E A D Y C O N .T E S T B L A N K ?— they are free. Contest closes Novem ber 7— at midnight. The Charles Electric Co. • . .... �* * rsandFruit Gro\vers larme% Item soB feh In tine rdetshtefo rPlo the■M an • • »w j - -----. PAGE TWO THEBANFOl October 31, l9l| over the field and fopjace any second round for'G ov ern or. Mr. are not thriving before i f is t00 t ■■ Swearingen spoke in behalf of Sid­ The plants should be cultivate,, a W ney J. Gaits and unlike’ the meetings til frost to conscrvo moisture ' ' here in the interest of Knott and . ’ ______ _ 0 Growers in strawberry section* other candidates the crowd was veryfer the best sources for plants. J " . BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN g orderly iyul no one interrupted the they usually k n o* the W Vari*tf speaker, demonstrating that those * * YOU AND M E .” * | who ore continually trying to break and will furnish good plant*. . S up political meetings hero have either been warned by the policy or FOOT HALL FRIDAY have been heartily ashamed of them­ Will Occupy Four repeat ’ even a third or fourth* time Sanford and Kissimmee Will T L . , ----- : * □ selves aatd decided! to cease their (.Destock Institute Days if neressasy. .Do not give turpentine h6rsa play. . A CUIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITU.. ° Their Strength ^ ’’ The Livestock Institute which to pregnant sows. One of Jhe best —— ■ Mr. Swearingen is a most forceful \ “ HE’LL PBENT 'EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. will he held at tip? University of i ———■—XOTT ViTTbe pFayed hire next Kfjj, speaker und during the course of his 1000000000000000000000011000011000000000000000000 o remarks roasted the lawyers, the Florida, Gainesville, in January has Farm Loan* Will be Ilssed on Earn­ We should have at U*in J . been extended one day/ It was for­ ing Power of Land people to attend the football gilu • I understand that the'man who stale executive committee, Knott Sucrert* merly scheduled for three days but The loans which will he granted on between the Sanford High School My boy, seek- not thp* - ran Into th e ‘ horse and -wagon of and the Knott men, the Catholics owing to the greater interest stockfarms under the Federal Farm Loan and the Kissimmee High School Fri­ Prof. Mari* the other day was care­ and in fact every one that |s not a ~ ' To get to wealth or fame, men have shown, it will rover four Act will be based largely on the earn­ day, Nov. 3 at Holden Park. Cat is supporter. He diV not give But c«rn,ymir\\ay in >ork or r lo y — less in his driving and this brings to days, January' 16 to 19 inclusive. ing power fif the land. Qccording to mind the faetthat about nine tenths So far as we know this i* th‘e onl» the Vrowd any inside information Be worthy o f'y o u r name, John M. Scott, animal industrial­ a lecture by Senator Duncan U. remaining game to be pjaytd V -of the auto ^drivers today are care­ upon the subject of the recount other lie fannot keep his honors long less. They round the corners of this than wHat has been put out before ist to the Kxpcrimcnt Station will Fletcher before the Citrus Seminar Sanford by our boys, the otfc," A Who wins them by deceit, city without ever thinking of blow­ and his tirade against Knott did not have rhargr of the program. He will at the University of Florida, loans games will be played in the to*u And soon or Iste the demon Fate ing their horns or giving the other make any ’ votes.' In fact, if .the have a tentative plan of the meeting will be made up to 50 per cent of the of their opponents. 'Dethrones ihe* cunning cheat! vehicles a chance. Another bad hired speakers who com e here for ready within the- next few- weeks. value of the land. The land will he Against a team of much heavi»r thing is the bright lights of the aver­ for both Knott and Catts would Tick eradication is one of the moat appraised to determine its true value. and more experienced felllwj ^ Success is not a sudden thing— In. many cases appraisers will be age auto at night. * They have as cease calling Knuit and Cutis names important and interesting subjects Sanford team held St. Augustine u> 'It' comes not over night. large a light as they can get and the the average voter would be able to before livestock raisers at present unable to assess the true value of a single touch down, and with u Though you may see whal seems to respective borrowers glare of these lights blind the other judge the men much better. What and it will receive considerable at­ the land. even showing as to weight they be should make an inventory of their cars, vehicles and podestriuns on the the voter wants is facts and he has1 tention during the Institute. certainly give the spectator* their Th.e victor in the fight. roads and streets and all drivers not b^en able to get them as yet. Forage crops wjil be another 1m- property andsthen keep an accurate meney’s worth of rejl football. And know that little has he toiled, should be farced to use dimmers-or The Catts jnen call Knott nanu-s j portanl topic for discussion. I t -is set of books so that the real earning Owing to the bad weather, the His downfall is begun. other appliances in the city and on* and attempt to prove that he stolc^ well- known that better feeds w illV e power can he determined. This js Association lost $50.00 on the* Au. His gold is bra-**, his fnme will pass, the country -roads. N o .automobile the nomination and the * Knott supplied when ticks have been driven the only way in which to learn what gustine game,, and the patronage for With such If they’re nut fairly won. heeds fhe bright glare that they now speakers call Catts a grafter and at lout. Better animals will b e /a ls e d , th'fi farm is earning. this remaining game must nuke tu possess. In the old days the oil tempt to prove thaD he is not t h e 1and stockmen realize that i t . will be records the farmer can receive a just the deficit. s. ■The road if long and hard and rough burner allowed them to keep the nominee but the majority of. the to their interest to provide better valuation and show definitely* the re­ sults he has obtained. road all right hut as the uuto pro­ speilkers use inuendo instead of facts grades of feed. That lehds to lasting joy ; coooaaa oaoaaa aoaaaoQooatiflg and the non partisan voter is left gressed the owners demanded bright­ Time- quickly stains what cunning Whether or not a farmer intends Other topics of timely interest will er lights and now they want u light with his mind beclouded as before. * gains— be dbcussed. Some of the best live­ to join a loan association, record* that will throw a glare for a mile stock men of the state and nation will be invaluable to him. In no Kemember that, my. boy! down the road. The city add coun­ will.attend the meeting and give lec­ other way can he know what his And you must earn by honert toil IIIGJIO.MU EXPLODED % V e t e r in a r ia n ty officials should make the car own­ tures. These meetings will be in po­ capital is earning or what particular Whatever you’d possess. ers dim the lights and avoid acci­ , ------OFFICE----sition to give valuabte suggestions part of his equipment is not paying 'Tis from the heart thtt you must dents. Attempt of Kxecutive Committee dividend*. A system of bookkeeping HAND. BROS. HTntfLES and no stockman can afford to' mis, , * start Minority Fall* Flat the meeting, since in no other was is as necessary for intelligent farmers o Bring In your lame ami slrk .To he a real success’ The hospital is about as live a will he be nble to obtain com ­ as it is for thq conduct of any other “ horses, and mules. Hn»c IItem Jacksonville, Oct. 28 — The widely — Detroit-Free Press. business:' subject as the Catts-Knott con­ mand such information. q treated. Have their teeth t-xamln. advertised meeting of the minority o ed, sharp corners dressed down, troversy and the board of aldermen members of th e' state Democratic g projections cut off and decayed §8 A recent investigation made by do not scorn to warrt to bundle this Replant Cnthrifl) Strawberries [executive committee was held in this Trucker.* lo Have Special Crop Es­ 0 molars extracted. the United State* pub!i<- health yer- ! question all-by their lonesome. The t i m a t e Agent Strawberries may be planted up 0 o city this morning.' The-com m itteevice In connection with studies of yu- ; hospital is not alway s a dividend ooooaoooooooo 000000 oo oaooa men did not ftiivt in the customary .Tin- work gf the Bureau of Crop to November 10 almost anywhere in rlii-school children, show i!»i that I1*JA * j. i r in various ritn-* and |>r<i\«- to meeting place of the committee as Estimates in Florida will he re­ Florida with the assurance of a good per rent hail defe live teeth, ill ! !»e white elephants before the tax RUN DOWN hpd bl-en announced in the published organized within the next few monW crop from them, according to A. P. per cent had two or more missing payer* are clone with them. It Spencer, district agebt for the Uni­ within- the next few stories, but gathered in the Catts ganized If you are run down, can’ t eat, no ip. teeth and only 16,9 per cent had ‘had seems that the initial cost of a hos­ month*. A special agent will be de­ versity of Florida Extension Divi- petite, you need . • Campaign Headquarters, It was indental attention, More than tl per pital is like the initial cost of an tailed to the state during the track­ sjoh. Plants thathave not made deed a minority meeting, Tw o memcent never used a toothbrush. 5S.2 auto. One does not get started good bers of the committee and three ing season.' This agent will follow satisfactory growth after three weeks per .cent used- one occasionally, and on the paving end of an auto until after, , „ , , . , . , . proxies were present. Resolutions the trucking season up the coast from planting should be replanted. only 27.4 per cent used one daily he* has run one for several months * . • , * . . ... . . . . „ , .. 'were adopted calling for. the state through Georgia, the Carolina* and Unless they do make a vigorous Defective teeth reduce jrhysfcal ef­ and the compound- interest of th e! 1 , aT 3 35C R A D E M AR*t , , . , .. , committee to render an accounting Virginia, after the season is over, in growth within this early period after ficiency. Dirty, siippiurating. wnag rost of upkeep stare* him in the face | , iL _ __ ___ . _, , , of the expenditure in the fund in Florida. C. C. Hare, field agent for planting they will not likely give a gle toothed mouths are responsible every month Tin- hospital is the TONIC DIGESTIVE been made special agent the hand* of the committee's treas­ ,Florida, has . . . . . . good crop. The date given is the for many eases of heaYt disease, rheu­ siime thing according lo other cities urer. The state committee will not or i urns fruits. Mr. Hare was m- |llte8t probttbIy , t whlflh It * safe lo It improves the appetite, is nn aid,to matism aid i>t‘ *r ihroMi .itf*-< 1n>r » ■ a ho i»o> and for this reason the . . . weak stomachs, and tone* up the entiit formed of the changes during a re­ set even replants. pay any attention to the demand. Growers swho system. Sold only by us. $1.00. • The ihil i-i - ar«- rispohsi*.!i f•>r outuil are shy of the project i; There are fifty two members of the cent visit of Nat C. Murray, assist­ have set their main crop should go the neglected state of their teeth. , and would like to have the people R. C. ROWER committee. At the last meeting Mr. ant chief of the Bureau, to tho Uni­ The ignorant apd careless parentis vote on the question of whether they The Iiliureau Catts was able to rentier eleven versity of Florida. want this burden or not. This is will report citrus estimates in boxes •to blame for this condition a condi* votes, at today's, meeting, which t io n " w hich hampers mental and wise on the part of said aldermen, Mr. Hare will have wit* a fizzle,; lie had hut five Votes, hereafter. physical growth and puts a perma--------------- -------------Ihree of them being - proxies. Geo. charge of fhe entire work of the nent handicap on our future citizen*, SWEARINGEN SPEAKS If EKEP. Raney, chairman of the stuto state, but other crops will occupy school teachers can do and are doing , •' * committee issued the following state­ only a small part of his. time. The much in Inrtlleating habits of per­ K\-.Ma>or of Jacksonville Drew truck crops agent will relieve him of ment demanding the ludirruus de­ 02301118 sonal cleanline-s on the rur.il ht>nl Large t ri»»d for t -xtts» that part of the work. mands of the "M in ority :" . child, but this will fail of the highest Hon. Van C. Swearingen, ex-mayor The truck crops agent will be accomplish merit unless parents co­ of Jacksonville made an address here ,\t the August meeting of the operate heartily and cqr.iivuou-ly ln*t Saturday right and h.id <>ne of state Democratic executive commit­ able to give more detailed informa­ This is a duty r.! - h w.- ewe to our th* Fargi-'t crowd* that have gather­ tee the account* of Mr, ft. L. Eaton, tion on the production of vegetables ed here duritig the campaign on the Treasurer were * examined, audited jhan the grower* have ever received children. and approved by a sub-committee before. He will be a cpsecialist in appointed for that purpose. ’ On that branch of agriculture i^nd he AT «4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 v 4 4 4 4 4 9 «4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 > 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 /4 4 4 4 4 4 4 » September Oth. l!*l Mr. Eaton, will have no other crops to handle. ♦ . O the treasurer of the committee pub­ With Mr. Hare spending at least ill) ♦ lished in the Tampa Daily Tim es’ per cent of his time on citrus crops, I ♦ an Remixed statement of all re­ growers will receive more valuable • _ ■eipis and expenditures. June- 12th. |r‘‘ports than they have ever had. ---------- --------- -S A W O T U T F n T 0 U S E O F S E R V I C E ___ i 1912 to August 12th. 1‘tl__ -the -nmir-|ireITiT>(r~or estim at-’ ♦ 0 ; a ca»h balance oli hand of $3,201.22. inK ,fK' growers will* bv able to inter-_ S an itary S lcam .UotvM ng-. H o H r m o tn lo 'D r y CTeanmjL A ltera ­ * tty reason of tt«r fart that it-.__- -pntf-iW^r»p«»e*-e-nmrp~tnrgnrgently.'~ » »i tor tuct ;hr nu--11-1 tions o f AM KincIjS on Short N otice -I------- - ■ • Httg ttf- the state committee held on I < Join Ottr G e n tlu in ca !*— V i l e !— W ith:-----tfcfrflu I'ciT M onth* T ,\iij»u*t 7th was the fourth during i t..ung iWerms Prevalent in Flurlda J- the ...v upresent -.v -w ... year .it. wns ordered that I! llugs •' S U I T S $15.00 U P W A R D 4 the actual traveling expenses of each j Lung worms ure quite .prevalent 4 member of the committee in attend-| among Florida hogs. A eeord ln e in t afire at the last meeting ■dmnbt—tuiXfVf- ^ -yy Hog am veterinary’ field + - v->« ; : ; 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 e « 4 4 4 4 ^ 4 4 e 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 « 4 e e 4 j l y| |iani'by the treasurer, ^tonje of the agent for the Bureau of Animal in­ ; members have not yet availed thein- dustry. who is stationed :it .tj\C XTnL•lselves of this hut I presume tljut the vi-rsity ■of"'Ftor!<Tn7 the ! ra*h"fir the ^reaiury w as thereby rp- sprcaij through fthe discharge of ^gg.*| r f , r v r A--------,A (g jG U A M N T ttD ; duct-d several hundred dollars. from the nostril* of infested, hogs i Section 26 of the primary election during coughing. The eggs, coming law authorized the use *of nioney in in contact with the feed or wat<?r, A I, It M A K E S AND FuDy Charged Batteries' the treasury for the purpo*e of meet­ find entrance to the system, either TYPES REPAIRED before or after batching, through the to Fit Any Car ing legitimate expenses and main­ digestive tract. They may relnfest taining the party organization .and SEM INOLE COUNTY GARAGE the "state campaign committee will, the same animal or other hogs. They ure hard to eradicate, once of course, pay no attention to the ridiculous demands .set forth in t h e j^ ,e/ |i;lVe K'a,ne(* entrance to the prevention rc.olfljktiii' adopt'd by two* memmem- !1llo“ v‘ * an*l an<f consequently t’onBCH "* O n e o f o u r. salesit * *ber* TTf the committee and three and sanitation are the best remedies. m en dchionstrated the proxirs. > At the next regular meet­ Dr, Logan advises against feeding or STANDARD RAILROAD OF THFJ SOUTH value o f the L o n g Dir^ ing the accounts of the treasurer will pasturing a large number of animals together. The pastures should be of course ugaln be audited as usual. SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY I8TH, 1916 tance T e le p h o n e to A s’ ntuch of the money on hand will rotated frequentlf, and it is advis­ ITHROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY H e was at H u n tsv ille he used as the state committee able to cultivate and seed them if possible. All gruss, leaves and'other Att l4t«t*n><‘ 1. I rre lErrlMiii Cfc,lr Cara la WaaWnlUa A la ., and u pon h iso w n deems advisable for the- purpose of materia) used for bedding should be meeting the expenses of this cam­ Dining Car tin t Ira aa Train SB r e s p o n s ib ilit y p u t ia paign, certainly Jhe support of the raked and burned once a week. The No. 80 No. 82 No.. 86 surface of sleeping quarters and pens L o n g D istance calls fo r fifteen m erchants within & Democratic candidates when they should be sprinkled liberally with Lv Jacksonville . ......9:10 a. m. 8:10 p. m. 1:35 P* m. are assailed by-independents and Re­ 12:35 a. m. Ar Savannah....... - __1:16 p. m. m. air slacked lime. ' 5:35 p. radius o f several h un dred miles. publicans is* necessary, to the p'roper 7:45 p. m. Ar Kirhmond__ r.__— 5:05 n. m. 9:13 a. m. *y * » * * maintenance of the party organisa­ 11:50 p. m. The feeding troughs should be Ar Waahlngton___ i— 8:50 a. m. 2:33 p . m. “ In less than on«f h o u r he had sold 2100 barreL tion. 1 ;14 a . m . Ar Baltimore __10:05 a. m. 1:50 p. m. washed once a week with strong 3:40 a. m. Ar Philadelphia.... __ 12:24 a. m. 4.03 m. po f flo u r at a total cost to us o f less than six dollar*, It was a minority meeting all home made lye soap and boiling firOO a. m. Ar New York____ — J:40 p. m. m. 6:20 o fl p». -‘ * - * * right—the eleven votes which Mr. water, rinsed throoughly and placed For Information or Rrsertallon Phone or Wrlto xrormatlon Krserralkin “ S ince then wc have applied the L o n g D istance Catts was able to muster on Octo­ on the fence to •sun. Automatic ATLANTIC COAST LINE ber 7th dwindled to two with three warerers, whith can be attached to a 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. Hillsborough Hotel, Tamps. FIsBell T e le p h o n e to every feature o f o u r business with proxies barrel arc satisfactory and sanitary. today. .01 course it is'a p ­ Phono 17 ^ Phone 132 Spray the pens once a month with most profitable results. T h e service is fine, th* parent to every one that the socalled "m eeting" of the minority a 3 per cent solution of some of the rates are reasonable and there is m ore satisfaction compiltteeroon was the cheapest sort creolin products. Add sufficient lime in one L o n g D istance T e le p h o n e talk than in hall of politics— not intended in good to show where the spray has been I faith to ask for any accounting, but applied. '« dow n letters*’ In case of infestation the followconcocted by a few members of tho committee who are opposing the irfg is suggested: 1 teaspoonful spir­ Democratic candidate for Governor, its of turpentine for a ,00 pound and who have thereby forfeited hog, given In f f i r t l D moist chop, their right to partixeipate in affairs thoroughly mixed, once a day for three days; withheld six days and Of the Democratic party. |OO0OUUUO4HHH»IHItHHIUPDggPaOtfOOOOOPOPO«HHHHHIO0OOOOOOOOI CURBSTONE GLEANINGS EVEN THE GATE POSTj. NOT IN IT f f DR. A. DOLAN! S y ■ R EGAR DLESS OF WHAT OUR SAY Y o u r C R E D IT is Good J brock! The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER. DYER AND REPAIRER SANFORD;------ - P h o n e8 CALL AND SEE ME -ON SANFORD A Y E .. One - PHONE 174 STORAGE E V E R m D Y NON-SUtPHATiNG BATTERY - Experience . Convinced Me of its Value kv;-. u . [FLORIDA f ATLANTIC COAST LIN E! A 25c Want AA_in The Herald SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY will Rent Your House For You ■V i'jT T* -V «,, - v * . -> „ ", i * M x i 'j i m �PACE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD quite an original costume. Just yowled nntl sputtered • a! model'll A RESUME OF SANFORD young ladies and the /ellow kid, people HAPPENINGS UP* TO DATE adapted to Hallowo’ eA models. A A4Jm* tit ComFnjBfratiani 'far tliti charming little lassie winning one' of tToUm a to " S o o t t f C i t t a r / 't r P h « » « and e v e n t s the costume prises .was M ti K. A. Terhfyfl, Phou N«. 205 Schaal, .while Florence Henry won the otheT. Winning prizes in the contest were Frank Purdo’n first and bouquet of bride's roses with valley Anna Mason the Looby prize. Apple mirrinve of Miss Anne Sara lily shower. I hohhing and various Hallowe'en Hlanche Hose wore a lovely frock J e t t e and Mr. William Charles games were played aftd refreshments Of Sanford: Fla., was solemnized of blue taffeta trimmed with pink typical of the season were served. i r d s y afternoon at 3:10 at tho rosebuds and her slippers were pink. | The decorations carried out the Mrs. Hill was a popular member Lme the l,ri<lc" ,notht’r' MrB’ Hallowe’en idea. The color note of of the college set v*hile attending the Lola LcGettc at Naylor. black and yellow contrasting with The Tore mony was performed In South .Gcorgiu Normal here. She is u niece of Mrs, E. P. Hose and made the vivid costumes of the gay young .he narlor by Kev* D,xon' ol thc merrymakers. Laughter, fun and C.urcho. ol Naylor «n,l hqr homo with Dr. and Mrs. E. P. frolic marked tho passing hours. Rose while n student in this city. will,own. White «nd yellow lorntcd Assisting Mrs. HntlifT were Mrs. Mr. Hill Is n prominent hardware ‘ [(rveiy color scheme. Tall palms Abernathy," Mrs. Geo. Watson,1Mrs. lBd ferns were used as a back, and lumber man of Sanford, Flu., Ed Lane und Mrs. Fred Fort. En­ eroukd for the wedding party while and hns numbers of friends there joying the gracious hospitality of mantels and cabinets held graceful who wlIPcxtonu a cordial welcome to their hostess were Misses Eleanor baskets of Huffy yellow chrysanthe­ Mrs. Hill. Herring, Florence Henry, Ethel Hen­ mums shaded by tulle bows. Pink Among the oht of town guests, at ry, Serltn Lake, Dorothy Humph. anti green formed a contrasting color tho wedding were Dr. ami Mrs. E. I*. Martha Brown, Weitnti Graves, Vera note In the hall where the presents R ose‘ jind furnily- of this city, Mr. Torheun, Esther Miller, Helen Gonwere display**R° 80* nmi fcrn9 and Mrs. J. Stewart Le Gette and zules, Ellen Chappell, Helen Shel­ „ere combined with pleasing effect Mr. Howard Le Gette of Albany, ton, Helen Peck, Carolyn Spencer, ind windows and doorways were Gn., Mr. E. F. Le Gette of Nash­ Mollie Abernathy, Elizabeth Stelnoutlined with southern smilux. ville, Tenn., Mr. Lawrence Le Gette ,myer, Robert Holly, Joe Gonzales, Mrs. John Stewart Lc Gette of of Lakeland, Fla., and Miss Lila Lee Peck, Alfred Hobson. Leslie Holler, Walter Connelly, Hawkius Albany played thc wedding march Thomas of this city. Mrs. W. A. Smith, Mrs. E. P- Connelly, Henry McLaulin, John ,nd the bride’ s only attendant was Rlanrhe Rose of this city, who pre­ Rose, Mrs. J. S. LeGette and Miss Musson, ‘ Frank Purdon, Waverly ceded her int6 thc parlor where thy Lila Thomas assisted in receiving. Abernathy,. LoCInre Irwirt ami — Valdosta Times, Valdosta, G a.‘ ring ceremony took place. An In­ ■ Jai.UkSchaal. iin U. flintformal reception was hj*ld and at The clows'ol the afternoort. "Mr. afi3 ^Hallowe'en Masquerade Parly • 1 Four score Years and'tieren Mrs. Hill left on n motor trip to Thc first of the Hallowe’ en festlvA charming ueenfdotr of Friday af­ joints of interest on the cast, coast Ities was given on Snturdny evening ternoon was a gathering of friends of Florida. They will be at home at by Mrs. Zeb Ratliff, in honor of her at thc home of Mrs. Henry Wight, Sanford, fla., after November 2. young sister, Miss Mollie Abernathy: who entertained In honor of her The bride was girlishly pretty in tho event being a costume masquer­ father. Dr. L. R. Uouchullc in cele­ a purple velour rout suit with hat ade party, in which thu young people bration of his eighty-seventh birth­ day. Few would ever guess that to match. Touches of gray on the were cleverly disguised. Spanish beauties flirted with a the genial Doctor had attained such hat and gray boots anil gloves form­ ed a charming contrast. Her waist handsome matador while fascinating an advanced nVe for he i* hale and wu of flesh georgette trimmed with’ Dutch mnidens jostled celebrities of hearty and popular with a host of vdlow beads and she carried -a other nationalities and a black cat. friends both old and young, by whom he is held .in high esteem and who deem it an honor and privilege to cull him friend, Mrs. Wight un<| her daughter. Miss Margaret -Wight .met their guests informally in the reception hall, white Dr. Rourhclle received congratulations and greeted his friends in the parlor. The autumn season was suggested ' In the ’ attractive arrangements. Little green booklets adorned with autumn leaves and inscribed “ The j Rook of Ages,” contained .within its , .covers a guessing contest whose i words included ages and was the original poetry of the hostess. Sou­ venirs of thc happy occasion that , will he treasured by the owners for their originality and personal asso­ ciation. A potted plant witlj au­ tumn colorings further suggested thl* season and w-ns won by Mrs. R. A. Tcrhcun. In the dining room where a seated luncheon was served, red and green were combjned effectively, with place cards of autumn leaves. The perfectly appointed table was centered by a brass candelabra which held a row of red candles, while red candles burned in their brass candlestieks-on-the mantel “iTAd 'siacBoanl. Eighty seven—red-candles, burning brightly, formed a pyramid of glow­ ing benuty upon the sidebourd and also, while jokes und anecdotes, rep­ artee and laughter passed from one of thc other gathered about the hospitable board, a -p re tty Incident* was tho presentation of the “ candle to grow on " by the tiniest member of tho fam ily,-Dr. Bouchelle's greut grand daughter, little Billy Bouchclie Wight. Four generations of thc family were represented at the feast, the guest of honor at tho head of the table, his daughter, Mrs,. ABOUT J TH E E N T IR E B A N K R U P T SHOE STOCK OF SHOE STORE 315 E. First Street __ ^ •- « * Must be Sold by Nov: 20th SALE BEGINS M A \ 7 WEDNESDAY, I l U V 1 ■ J. M E N ’ S L A D I E S ’ AND C H I L D R E N ’ S SH OES AND OXFORDS MEM’S FURNISHINGS M en’s I)ress Shoes $3.50 Grade, Men s Dress Shoes, $4.00 Grade, M en's Dress Shoe $4.50 and $5.00 High Tops, Low Quarters, Pumps and Slippers in All Leathers $2.50 Grade at $1.98; $3.00 Grades at $2.48 — ------$3.50 and $4.00 Grades at $2.98 MADE TO WEAR Chero-Cola -is a universal favo rite C H IL D R E N ’S because it is SHOES WHITE CANVAS Sizes 2 to 8 at - tJm MISSES PUMPS AT $1.75 50c * in labeled bottles You will enjoy its uniform flavor, and the certainty o f its cleanliness. DRINK* THCPES H ON £ SO G O OL . . Dauoiiltrr ofW t*ley Mrs'. Grover Spearing delightfully entertained tho Daughters of Wes­ ley on Thursday evonlng at her home on Sanford Heights. Plans were completed for the bazaar and supper which will he given by the class Nov. 26th. Following the* busi­ ness period an enjoyable social time was spent with games and refresh­ ments. Present were. Mrs. J. D. Roberts, Mrs. T. D . ’ Hayes, Mrs. Dwight Babbitt, Mrs. Brown and Misses Bessie Zachary, Laura Lee, Edna Middleton, Lola fevans, Eliz­ abeth Musson, Gertruda Brown and Albino Frank. — :~rrr—r “ * Birthday Muriealt Mrs. C. H. Smith and Mrs. W. S. Thornton charmingly entertained at tho home of the former on Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs, Smith’ s birthday, .although this latter fact (Continued on Page 6) ,7 ( - THESE SHOES MUST BE SOLD BY November 2i AT THE NEW STAND S a n fo rd , 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/. 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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 03, 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/241ed1bba4832c88f66ed02d29deec88.pdf 837884839286d33f6809c88027749442 PDF Text Text ■■■ ■ m ' ' . . • • ■ M1P ffi? • mmtrrr» IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION g S S A N F 0H D T H E H E R A L D MAND ™“FRIDAYS,s IN S A N F O R D — Life la Woith Living ■ - - J 1 NUMIIKR 21 SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1016 TOLUME viii FISHERMEN j PROTECTED BY A LAW that the object of tho meeting was ing cards thut the city could own for the purpose of meeting with the because people who are looking for physicians of the city of Sanford, to location for a winter residence, or a discuss the proposition of building permanent home, usuully come from n cjty hospital. a-community, where they have hos­ pitals and know that u hospital is Drs. T. A. Neal, R. K. Stcvbns, a city necessity. J. N. Robson, S. Puieston, J. T. Denton and O. J. Miller being pres­ I know there will he diverse opin­ ent. Dr. R. K. Stevens read the ^ ions on the building nnd maintenance minutes of the meeting hpld by th of a hospital, hut the Sunford Herald above physicians October 26, 1918. has kindly consented to print any On motion carried, the building article contributed, and if you wish committee wus authorized to confer W. V. KNOTT WOULD CALL to he heard from on “an y phase it HEAVY TEAM FROM ANCI­ ROUMANIANS ANI) RUSSIANS L r l l PHYSICIAN TO WRITE will he gladly welcomed. There will with some architect in regards to FOR CONFERENCE OF ENT CITY DEFEATS OUR ARE NOW IN FULL plans and specifications of said hos­ a r t ic l e a b o u t p a r ­ be an article fronl each physician in PEOPLE ENGAGED • HOME BOYS FLIGHT pital. Council adjourned. • t ic u l a r s Sanford contributed, and carh min­ Jacksonville, Oct. 30. — W. V, ister of all the churches are expected By "Red" Davis • London. Oct. 30.—Aside from the Irrvd'T to fully advise the tax to contribute one article and give Knott, Democratic candidate for Atlrntion. Masons continued progress of the Teutonic The-Sunford High School and the ln.v»r* and citizens generally about one sermon touching upon some Goifornor issued the following signed F. & A.* M. will meet o n . Thursday Allies ill the Dohrudja region of • f f hospital and coat of .am.j the phase pf tho hospital in the course St. Augustine High School played Houmania and fresh gains by the evening ns usual. Third degree work i statement relative to tho fish indus­ Sinford physicians will contribute of the next sixty days. So let each the first gnmo of the season last French and Ilritish in the Somme wdl he given after which a banquet try and it* regulations in Florida gg article each week, the following and every citizen o f our city and Friday, and St. Augustine came out region in France, there is little if any will lie held. Visiting brothers es-* to-day — < victorious in the long end by the "To the Democracy gf Florida. b*in( the first! pecinlly welcome. change in the situation in any of county uwuke to aptirring interest In To the Citizens of Sanford and Sem­ a hospital for our beautiful city and close score of 6 to-0. The old saying __ the theaters of war. "To the victor goes the spoils" does "I am asked by some of my inole County: . \ Presbyterian,Church erraember when Jesus was on earth not go here. This time tha \o*4r ; >rilt, Houmanifm* and Russians in friends in the fish and oyster busi­ While it i« true that the Council that he -was not only the greatest gets the crodlC for when you stop t 6 ;j)0j,ru,|jtt hlj|| nrt, j„ retreat bpfore On account o f the series of ser­ ness about .my views as to that , thf city of Sanford hive the au­ Teacher and Preacher, hut the consider when a team has the oppo- L,u. German, Bulgarian and Turkish vices ut the Baptist church there will great industry. ji thority to art in the way they grontost Physician the world has sition outweighed and also have |^rooi»n and are now endeavoring to he no Wednesday' night service at “This is one of tho most, impor­ rhoose with the money now on hand. pver known, arid taught us to cure seven players from last season car­ the Presbyterian church this week. tant of the many wealth producing y*t at the same time it would create for the sick nnd afllicted. Therefore? ried over it is remarkable for tho make their way across the Danube at It is hoped that those wIiq wor­ various points on pontoon bridges,. assets of this great state and shpuld more satisfaction on the part of the if you have otic Hpnck of pity uud Hanford hoys to have put up th o f^ccordl«iR to the Sofia War Office. 1 ship at the Presbyterian Yhurrh may lie fostered and developed by this a turns and taxpayers of the city to Christian love in your heart for our game that they did. But not t.ik nttend"these services-and render nshue a throough discussion through sick and injured, let us not only ex­ ing any credit away from the An­ tin the Transylvania front the sistanVe in the evangelistic campaign. state for the. benefit of tho many good men who gmk«f their living out the columns of our city paper and press n desire for u hospital, hut cient City hoys, the writer would Russians and Roumanians apparent­ of it. as well ^is for the well being of otherwise, before they should ^invest arise nnd demand our”city-council to ly are operating successfully against Change Firm Name like to *say that the hoys f a i l e d to the state at large.” the money In a first class hospital erect a-building that wilf do them Do* T e u t o n i c Allies near the j u n c ­ The firm of N. P. Yowell <& Co. of show anything ancient about their tion of llukowinu. Transylvania and that win umpired.. It will re­ and us honor for the' next t<’n years ' ’Our legislation on this important # quire perfect harmony on the part at loast, one that every citizen will ilaying, they \s«t <* in tin* game all Rifiimanin. ami to the south, near this city has-been in business for the subject is necessarily somewhat past twelve years or more and was of every citizen of the city and wish to go towhen sick, and willing to in* time and away from home and Cutnpulung, and in the Jiul Valley composed originally of N. P. Yowell, mule, and contains many defects county to make the hospital n suc­ support and feol proud of. because iracticiiily no supporters to on-! have gained successes over them, which have been developed in their courage them on to victory. They in the lighting in the Jiul Valley th e A. K. Yowell and George Speer. administrations. Some of theso de­ cess after the building is competed it is ours. fought with the determlnatioh to Roumanians nre declared by Buchar­ About two years ago A. E. Yowell fects seem to hear most heavily on and equipped; and to do this • we J. T. Denton. M. D see that nothing else would Satisfy est to have captured two howitzer and George Speer purchased the in­ tho fish nnd oyster nien, about which must begin in harmony and continuo them hut victory and though‘they butteries, which later were turned terest of N. "P. Yowell who i^.the they justly complain, and it ought io harmony.. • , won each and every one acted a against the Austro Germans. Ac­ head of the department store of to he the "pleasure as well as it is the Republican Rally Here The article printed in last week's The Rcpu blicans will have a rally gentleman on the field and that’s cording to Merlin, the Teutons have Orlando known as the Yowell* duty of all those taking part iji iaue was in error by stating that saying a whole lot. for it is pretty made additional gains soalli of Duckworth Co., and the new firm of legislative allairs to correct theso the physicians of Sanford recom­ here next Saturday night at the cor­ Yowell & Speer hud never changed mend s frame or wooden building. ner of First street and Park or at hard to [day football and he a gentle- Kronstadt, and in the direction of the firm name until, recently. The oppressions at the earliest practic­ too, especially when some Cumuulung. We do not recommend anything but Park and Commercial at eight old buisness under the new name able opportunity. I ain in nowise player steps on your hand or head. o'clock. Messrs. O'Neal, Cheney, ’ Following up their advantage rtf will now lie the Yowcll-Speer Co., responsible for theap defects, as I a brick building as fire proof ns pos­ GoroVv, Allen und several other good Going hark to the game, the play­ Saturday, the British captured an­ und to.celebrate the new firm a big was not a member of the legislature sible. As to the amount of money speakers will he present nnd give the ing oil. Captain Green, Spencer other German trench Sunday north­ sale will he pulled oil, nqtico of which framed nnd passed theso laws, , it will require to build a hospital as recommended Ijy the physicians of Republican doctrines to the voters. nnd Murrell featured for Sanford. east of Les Itoeufs, in the Somme re­ which 1s given in tho big ad in to­ nor am I responsible for any friction which may unfortunately have aris­ Sinford this information will ho See tho small bins for further infor­ Green’s work was particularly good, gion, while the French made fresi day’s issue. . ’ ______ _ en in their administration. his twenty five yard run uround tho advances near Sailly Saillisel atfd firen to you later ns the council in mation. Mr. W. A. Ginn spent the week ."Now 1 wish to say to my friends Blaches. Heavy artillery activity end came pretty nenr taking tho the council in its special meeting If you cannot get home on Tues­ voted to employ an architect to day next (election dny) you can get Saints of! their feet, but despite hit against the British positions is being und at home returning to St. Cloud and all others who nre engaged in meet with the physicians to estim- a-good lunch opposite the polls of vain attempt to make a touchdowp ing carried o u t'b y the Germans in on Monday. Mr. Ginn is engaged in this business that if I am elected ste the cost of a building ns recom­ No. 3 in front of the shop of C. H. the hoys failed to make the required, the Les itoeufs sector and elsewhere. putting in the water and sewerage tiovcrnor, which now seems abso­ Again, according to Berlin, an­ system at St. Cloud. distance. Murrell's tnckling in tho mended. lutely certain, 1 shall invite tho fish Dingee. other heavy Russian offensive first half surprised the fans, for it i* nnd oyster tnen. those engaged in As to maintenance, to show the doubtful if this hoy would hit tlie against the German lines along the tho production as well ns the salo citizens that the jihyslcians are beam at 125 pounds, ami there was Slokhod river in Volhynla has been thereof, to select from among them­ ready to do all in their power to none to big for Oliver to tackle. pit down by the German curtain of selves, from the several centers of keep down any unnecessary expense Spencer's head work, which few fire. Petrogr.td reports successful the industry, good uud capable men they have all agreed to offer their Russian* reulize is an important feature in a reconnaissances by the to art ns their representatives nnd services to the city and county free game. He also is a good student ;tt along the river Stavok. a tributary who wifi he called to meet at TallagratU, each taking their turn of ser­ the game. Tin* stars for St. Augus­ of the Stokhod. „. hnssqe during the first week of tho vice a» the hospital management tine were Colie and Captain Case, The Mncedonuiir theatre is still legislature of' 1917, und there, in may direct, and let the $50.00, per the former making n twenty five the srene of somewhat vigorous fight­ in ryuiuuclimL.-Jkith—tU® ---month that <s being paid, go into tho yard gain around Sanford's left end ing, especially at the *hend pf the. committees of the senate and house, hospital treasury, und no doubt that Chptain Case mudii-lha-iouchtU>w Cerna river. Both sides uro claiming frame such a measure for consideraeach one would lie an liberal other­ and his all round work feutured the victories in the maneuvers in this ro__ l.y-rhr-irTtxhmirtr-nr^Hl nieet Wise as the need mnv demand---- No. afternoon's p Iay. MARINA ANI ) ROW/VNMAN | the requirements und necessities of 'Juvlbl liui lhe churches, societies INVESTIGATED tho fish and oyster men, and at tho and lodges of our city and county ENGINEER RAMSEY G O E S Except for bombardment* the had Next Finally Sa nlord and Klsaimsame tinie preserve and foster tho will anise their mamlnrs ;fn mrrt* — TO HEAD OF SOURCE mee will meet a n d . the hoys look to weather on the Austro Italian front BY U. S .l industry for the benefit of our cititheir hospital expenses. No doubt is keeping down the operations. upset the dope this time and every­ AND STARTS CARS London, Oct. 30.- -The British * t ens ut lurye, l-UniinlUiiilL^lll-UOiust— • hut there will be large, as well as % thing .points to victory, so th e -hoys In order to . nllny th? suspicion as Engineer G. R. Ramsey has just say. Coach Iiqtchlson nnd hi* us- m his Sincerity held hv the Entente. Mcanuhip^Ma<iua 'haar-been torpe^ und unreasonable restriction. small donations made lay our large _______ ' returned from n trip to the plants nir'mntn dfsi’T'*____^ H u h -p ra is^ o r-th e j-ATlies, King '^onstnntlne hearted citizens who bolipve that of *Greece deed without warning, said a report "To’ my mind, this is a logical and ■ charity begins at home. T here ■ Vilirrr the-vitrified. Jariok--ar»--mwmt--|-t<^*l^rt<{ that, has beep given “the has ordered rhe transfer of all the from Counsel General .Frost at reasonable, way* to Handle the situs aW ld-br-a regeneration and pos­ fa rtured and went a* far us Chatta­ boys, each und every player is .well Greek troops Trcim Thessaly and Queenstown to the American 'em ­ tion. 1 shall take the fish and oyster • sibly a re-organization of tho Hos­ nooga. Mr. Ramsey made this trip measured up to deliver in the next Epirus, except sufficient numbers to bassy hero. A number of Aittari- men into my, confidence, and shall cans nre believed to he on hoard, pital Aisoriation with every nfnn in order to find out why the brick game. Tlitf story Is not complete muintuin order___________ . Thirty four four oi out of 104 crew members »»ten to them and their ddf of thd and woman, in the city and bounty cQuld not lie shipped ut once and was unless u word is said in behalf ot the were picked h e n preparing my m ^ a g e to picked up* and landed at \ Giles Was Klecled as ir.embtrs who are willing to abide fortunate in diverting *0,010 Jwelvo fair sex. The young ladies gave out Crookhaven, Irevlund. Lloyd's agen »»> e legislature on this subject,- and The city election in Orlando'last by-the constitution and bylaws. It cars of brick* to. Seminole county. the school yells aiid they sang nnd will use my influence and authority should Lfc the duty of this associa­ Ho also has tho assurance of the they danced and’ they cried and they Saturday was a very spirited affair cy reported that steamer anchored to the end and that they nre dealt tion to we that the hospital as an manufacturers th at tho brick will ho laughed hut all in vain tho heroes resulting in the election of Jnmes off Crookhaven- and signalled she with fairly and justly. I shall soo to institution is -prAperly ran, and if tept coming and the railroad* have had gontf down in defeat, despite the Giles over Sam Johnson. Brown hud picked up the Marina’s crew. The Marina was a vessel of 6,204 it li)o. that our fishing and oyster there be any deficiency in the hos­ given their assurance that sufficient energetic efforts of the Farrars to and Branham were-elected as city laws nre administered In a spirit of commissioners. Over 1000 votes tons, Guilt in 1900 nhd lost reported friendly cooperation with the pro­ pital treasury to' meet ft* cxponacs, cars will he furnished for transporta­ bring over a victory. polled and much interest manifested arriving nt Glusgow October 10, from ducer anti in sqch manner thnt.tha *** lEit this deficiency • ia met tion of same. • • . Tho following players participated: in the election. Now-port News. • « promptly. * . state authorities and the fishermen Mr. Ramsey also Inspected other Sanford, Packard C, Meisch R. G., 1 believe that the city and county kinds of road* In Tennessee and ’ FYflst is securing' affidavits . from will work together in harmony and # > * • • ' * ' •hould he expected t to pay tho hos­ found the asphaUum roads going to Meredith' L. G., Holly L. G., the aurvlvorq. Seven Americans and without irritating conditions or ex­ ' New Kltirirlctt Company pital expenses of their unfortunates )!ece*. There were bohio jliBtrJcU ln, Smith L. T.. Allen.L.»T., Murrell W. H. Troadwell and J. E. Refive Filipinos were aboard tho Brit­ actions from either side. - * at the regular rates. L further bo- and s'rourid Chattanooga that want­ L. E.. Colih R. E., Green F. B. and naud have cmhraked in tho elec­ ish steamer Rowanmore, sunk Oct. "Theso are my views on this J*Ve lE«t the maintenance ot tho ed to try experiments in road mate­ Captain Spencer, 2 B., Llpford trical supply, business under the 28th. F’rost reported today. Several It. H., Robinson L. H., St. Augus­ quvstin arid if elected Governor, l hospital will he solved at the proper rial and used tho asphaltum or pene­ numo of the Treadwell Fllqctrlc Co,, made affidavits that the submarine tine, Wilson C, Dodge It. G.. Young shall try to put them into .execution. * ®* ^thout any burden upon .tho tration roads and Mr..* Ramsey R. T.. Francis It. E., McCants, L. and will he at homo in the Eagles shelled the (ife boats while they were I call upon nil the redsonahle, tho tax payerr. • states that theso roads after three G., Copps L. T., Dyson L. FL, Case building on Oiik avenue whero they being lowered and after they had It is my understanding that the years service .pow resemble our marl- L. 2 and Captain Cdfll F. B., .Co*c have secured tho lower fronl floor. cleared tho ship. No one wns killed. fair minded and‘ the thinking men engnged In this great industry to Mfv Treadwell needs no introduc­ Tho Rowunmoro was torpedoed. Preient Hosfiltal Association ia ready roads in this a n d Drang®-county, L. H., Finley R. H. rally to tho support of the Demo­ 0 need or convey their possesaions being full o\ holes and show a rapid tion to the public having been'here several ycurs in the electrical supply Fifty Americans Shipped on Marin cratic ticket and triumphantly elect Jj* the city,.,which U^five lots on disintegration. The districts that it. as it is only through the party Mr. LawtonrSuperlntendeat business. Mr. Rcnaiid comes herq hlrteenth street faqing one of tho built brick roads at the same time Newport News, Oct. 30.—F ifty . and within the party that a real and At a special called meeting of the ” ty parks between Magnolia and have them Intact and Yhp many highly recommended from Indiana Americans signed as horse tendorq, •dmetto avenues, with about $2 ,­ counties in that section nre now of J}oard Public Instruction for Sem­ as an export on batteries and elec­ were aboard the Marina whon she lasting reform of our fishing and , ' ^th tho understanding th a t tho opinion that brick of'ti\e proper inole county, held last week, Mr. tric pnrts of automobiles a part of loft here all white. Local agents said oyster laws can he brought about." (Signed) -. W. V. Knott." .* city build and maintain a hos- kind laid according to the proper T. W. Lawton, tho Democratic nom­ the business that will he directed by tho Marina was reported leaving Ptt»l on this property. specifications will last at least twen­ inee for superintendent presented a him. The new company starts out Glasgow in ballast for Newport Wenlher Report commission from the Governor, en­ under most favorable circumstances News on Oct, 25th. 1 helievd that the obligation to ty years without repairs. . South Atlantic and East Gulf titling him to tho office of super­ and expect to carry a full line of wntain be left out,, and after the \ir. Ramsey also brings the good States.—The weather will probably intendent of public instruction for the J y builds up and equips a hossupplies and will contract for elec­ Mixed American and British Crew news that sufficient brick is already ho fair during the week, except that unexpired term of D. L. Thrasher, , * ’ t *10 Hospital Association should tric wiying and electrical work of all Washington, Oct. 30.—State de­ local rains are likely in tho Florida expected to look after tho man- shipped to Somlnole county to start resigned. ' . kinds. Watch for their ad in this partm ent dispatches from Consul Peninsula, and general Tains over lemcnt , and maintenance, as it the Sanford Orlando gap, and the After being duly and properly in­ paper. Frost at Queenstown said, the Mari­ these districts gap between the end of Geneva about Thursday. 1 then belong to every man and stalled the new superintendent made na was sunk by gunfire without warn Moderate temperatures are prob­ avenue and the fill at tho bridge. in tho city and county. a few . well “chosen remarks, which City Council Meets # ing on Saturday afternoin and wai able jintll^ near the end of the-weakr ' too hospital has twenty five bed The cement haa also been shipped were interspersed with an expression 100 miles west of Cape Clear. - She when considerably colder weather City council of the city of Sanford, Parity, it will entitle us to a ehar- for the curbing apd of. theso roads of hi* thanks to the people of the had a mixed crew of British and 1 lurid.i. met on October 27, 191® In tui 10 Wo can diplomas to ap- and the ,work will begin in the next county, to. the- board, and all those special session a t 7:30 p.-m. Present Americans. Frost specified that the will set in. £ * * * • who . m at finish A nurse seven days. that had a part in assisting In his B. W. Herndon, president; C. H. infohoation he transmitted was pro­ Dainin . * course In our hoapital, and These new roads of the beet vit­ appointment for the unexplrfcd. terni. Mrs. J. W. Coleman has taken a Dingee, W- W. Abernathy, F. L. visional. ' . ‘_____ ' . r rified dun lug brick, cement grouted house in Orlando for.the season and The board xylth the superintendent MUIer, Jno. Adams, R. A. Newman and with cement curb will when with her daughter, Mrs. Will Hooii. Mrs. Dwight B abbitt returned 1 M l ... ,h ,t , i n t i l i a hoapital finished be the* finest system of hard then took up routine m atters, after and Roy Symes. han left for Orlando on Monday. * Friday from Kissimmee. The president of the council stated which it adjourned. . W ***•*'»• one of'the greatest draw- roada In the south. Ihospital AGITATED AUGUSTINE ROUMANIA VICTORIOUS IN RETREAT ON FRIDAY FROM ALLIES , -A - rhr*,h' • * ■r •-' ♦T ***’ m JTfl AMERICANS ON B O A TS TORPEDOED BRICK ROADS WILL START NEXT WEEK . r -. l Ws I ' rj,.- <4 n q �* St -v. THE SANFORD HERALD 232323534853235323485353485323532353482348234823 llllllllll IIIHIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIUUUIIIIIIIIIIIIluuHini>iiM«M»»*-r»>»«------------ -------------------------------- ■ 7UU"77UPUU7PP7PPUPP777UPPU ' TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS A R E.TRIANG LE DAYS ^ ' W EDNESDAYS-CHILDREN’S A N D COMEDY DAYS "22 AT THE LYRIC THEATRE J a ImniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiHir"....1...................... .................................... ........................... . nl, G. A. Jonrs, Stlplo For Sale — Hup Runabout, re. Juan hotel last evoning and .formu­ lltrm llryant, Orvfll* Jones, K. C. It W. • Jocksoo. II. S. built, $100. Schclle Mania, City. G-tf lated plans for th<r Ceremonial of the, (loussf. Clouaer, J. U. lewis. P, P. 1lewis, |_ C. Ancient Arabic OVdcr Nobles of tho l louarr, llrur* For Sale—Owing to change to lewis, O o. P. Prsmsr, W . J. Mystic Shrine'Novepiber 9. Twenty Ihnksl, J. S. * Marshall. <5. A. electrical power wo have on hand MrGaughrv, J. N. five candidates hnve been secured ■linkrl. K . I . Nsimeysr. Vrrd machinery in good condition, con­ Dkbffi, i. J. but -it is the desire of tho club to Illrksoa, H. C. Prevail, J. A. sisting of boilers, engines, water Price, le s t IHlien, K. K. obtain forty 6 r fifty before tho day Urigr-Ts, I Unit. y . II. W. E. pump*, fife pump*, air compre*. Searcy, C. II. Drlctm, A. J. of tho big event. sors and sundry other machine*, I ilsr.nl. C. Starry, J. M. Shepherd, Tho,. Various reports were made last Entimingsr. C. W. which wo offer at prices which are a Small, Andrew KounUla, 1- W. evening to Noble Harry Beernan, Plain, (i. M . Smith. B. P. . ■mall part of th 6 original coat. If WHchrraft Somethin!! Extraordinary a hasty temper, and it becomes in­ Smith, C. T. flrltt*. V. II. Thrilling Frontier Play Has Charley interested address Virginia Carolina Photodramutic directors have to president of tho Orlando Shrincrs’ (SrUl, Prril SmltlvA. M. flamed ' forthwith with anger fm d Kay a Hero Silk*. A. It. . (.riel*. 11. r. Cheitiical Co., care H. II. Peabody, do man> unusual things, but ono of iCiub who presided. Noble L. T. (Jian jealousy. He leaves tho hall in g Sanlord, W . C. J. II. Charley Itay is tho star of "The Sherman, I. the most •unu.ual ever shown ha*}H«»itt of tho decorations committee Hartley, I. J. Superintncdent, Sanford, Fla. Deserter," Triangle feature which rage and goes to n dive on the out­ fallen on Director I rank Relcher ' reported th st he had aoen.a number Hartley, I.. J.. Jr. Trustt, P. II. ' ' • 58-tf W etister, U T. T. t>. will be seen, ut thu Lyric Theatre skirts of the post, where ho trie* to who produced the Columbia U clver-1of .the merchants and that they were Hartley, Williamson, T. J. Hartley, C. E. , drown his sorrows in bad whiskey Woodbury. W. J. Hartley. O. C. Friday. FOR RENT ally .prize play, "Witchcraft." whlch|«bthtaiaaUcally in favor of dressing Healey, \V. It. . Walla, J. M. and worse company.’ .. will bu seen at tho t a r . t o n i g h t w i t h the tit, in gala arra“ for the af_ The story drttl* with- thrilling P rcrtnrt No. |u The gamblers at the resort try to IngereoU. It. f . r a ir m m .f. M. He »l"° »ubmltted various fa events at a frontier nrmy post in cheat him at cards and a - fight tbe brilliant Lasky artist, Fannie Wf. FOR RENT—Two Furnished Krrly, I’augM. .ta .ly . II. Af pennants, designs, c nl- eir.s, etc., fonnady. I.yitrh. Wm. II. 1668. Hay has the role of Lieut. starts. The place is full of soldiers, Ward in tho stellar role. J. I), Rooms.. Hot and Cold Water M artin. J. O. fa f te r. R. which May be secured at a reason- Dunn, W. V. Address Z caro Herald. 20tf Parker, who has lost his henrt to who come to tho aid of the young Ilml.jH. Mr. . Rclchter, for some of the HioMoan, A. E. Evans. J I>. Barbara Taylor, daughter of the olficer: apd a general meleb follows, ■scenes of this production had to able cost and which have been or­ Farln*. Klollnm. •: i C. A. Colonel in churge of the post. But which, becomes so violent that a de- teach an owl To act.. Tho owl at­ dered.'* Ho will wait upon the mer­ K. rt e-. J. W. f lohlom, A. C, FV’hUca, ¥ . A. -.f*|w. J. P. For Rent—Furnished rooms with Barbara's affections have been, won tachment is sent from the post, lifted was one that craved mo;o th j chants this week and secure their rHumphrey, Trortl. P. U. W. T. lr without light housekeeping. . 210 orders. by Captain •Turner, and when the Turner leaves the ball to command seclusion of tho woods than histrlFrarlnrl Na. II French avenue. 20-2tp handsome young lieutenant ask* them, und is amazed to find Parker onic distinction. All the bird had •The 'candidates committee also A-lama, C. 8. IQI, T. J. Hillard, W . O. (1 1 1 . T. M. -I! for her hand she has to say no. Roues, W. T. iiallard, <1. W. W For R ent—Two or three furnUhrd in the midst' of the mix-ujl. llis to do was to sit in a tree and hoot, made a report and it is evident that Harm House, J. kl. a, C. W. rebuke Inflame* Urn boy at ill further, This it steadily-refused to do, supman:.* candidates can still be obtain­ rooms. Strictly modern. 7(J9 Oik. Barham does promise^the discon­ r, J. M. Ily*r, Ilniee, l\ M. IIQI, I). C. E. W. • _____ . _____ _________ 19-Ktp solate Parker th a t slu him and he ptrikes his superior otficer. 1poscdly from the fai t that .it could ed from- -tho suurrounding town* Huri.rH, Iturkrll, M. D. J >ms, B. E. Jaekeen. A- t>. 1 ' : not see the necessity .of noise in tho whirh will sw;ell the list. Other com- Hanks, Piidgy the first walt,z at .the approaching His urrest follows.. For * Kent—A nice throe room Jsrrvre, A. K. Haufca, Fred Facing court martial, the-young _silent .drama. - Mr. Rciehsr 'wo-'-ted mitto<* reported. The prellmlnar IllaekUlear, 8«4 Hallowe'en hall: But when the time Klngalry, Gen. apartment close An, hot ami cold Mlljel.jo-n. II. J. llrur,, I). L comes, the first ’ WjtlU finds her officer escapes from priSon, and*flces' over th e 'owl for two day* ami nights work.leading up to th« Ceremonial Crnmi I.yman, II. I. a. P. D . wnlor, electric lights nnd ga*. I n ­ Jobs I.rman, It- C. whirling about I in* lioor W ith hcr> into the desert. There ho In found, and tlnailv’ his constanf 'diligence is Being well managed and every in­ Campledl. quire II. C. Du Bose. 19-210 | Xferrla, Ed f'rc(l» rtl. II. IT. intended. The young lieutenant has Uerishing pj hunger and thirst, 'b y was awarded and -the owl was dication points to, one.of the most C'frllol*!. II. Merrllt, W . E. . Midlock. W. U W. C. Rooms fur Rent—Mrs. C. M. Wil­ a caravan of s-ttlers, amqng whom 1caught unaware just as it was hoot­ succe.--'ul and notable Ceremonials Poker, IMila,, \. Morri*. \V. C. in-the history of tho south barring Mullen, A W. liams, 124 Palmetto Avc. 17-4tp • ■ * Edetarda, II. J. is Mary, a girl of seventeen, who ing. "W itherraft" is n Paramount McMillan, Jim Pa.tmsn. F. tione. . speedily loses In-re heart to the boy. picture. Cetrrr, J. W. PriekH.n, J. A. For Rent—House on K. Second, Prke, Is-, I ■The chairmen of the various com­ Fvaij’. J- M. Attacked by Indiana, the aettlcrs ----------------------Prevail. J. A. Pulin'. A . II. between Park and' Oak, Enquir* Ilan.lail, C. 1. Ford. J. W (,ii« r , -a 1 :-n i'.irker creeps |,yrIc Theatre Saturday, Oct. 28th mittees follow: It'lord, II. 214 Park 16-tf FPber, <*. E. Decorations—L. T. Hewitt. out. mounts a stray horse ami ckrdu-.* The thrilling and sensational UniKlone. M. A. Fctler. Jarnta ■ Slarke, Joe Publicity—J. Fred Harris tind S. (ir«rn, Th"* for the fort. One lone Indian flings vernal Serial Liberty. A magnirtFor Rent—Two furnished. roomi Slone. I. IOcoderin. T II. Swlmtd. W. T. Henkel. A. !_ to his trail, finally* overtakes l\itn, entertainment for men, worn- A. Johnson. for rent. Hot and cold water. Mrt. Tatum , Jack E T. Candidates—H. L. Beernan, JV. C. liainee, anti leaps from hisv own horae to cn an,j children. A serial so entireW. -W. Abernathy, 701 Magnolii Tevrau, A. L Ilaim*» A. O. Marshall, J. Fred Harris, J. E. T ur­ Ilalghl, II. I. Tyler, It. C. » Parker.'s.’ As the two fight in the . |y neW| K0 unusuallyuhiuue and so 14-tfc IMte Ave. E . F . L A N E , MANAGER Illlt. Joe srfddie, the horse plunges over distinctly different as to require ner. L. T. Hewitt. ••T H E H O U S E T H A T P L E A S E S " For Rout— S'ovcral nice offle* Reception—All club members. cliff 70 feet high, and men und horse twenty weeks for its production. A rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N. P. Kfftortainment t M. O. Overstreet. plunge and roll to the bottom of ,fram a*of toMay, swift in action, Yowcll & Co. ___________ 32-tl Paraphernalia—L. C. Townsend. the steep declivity. gripping in story, plot situation, Fees J . Fred Harris. The Indian is dead, but Parker w' ‘h just enough of the military al­ .. For Rent—708 P a rk 'avenue. En­ Ladies’ Committee —Rev. T. II. and the horse are still able to travel mosphere from the border of Mexquire of H. C. DuBose, Pint and and the fort is reached. Tin* re’s - , to bring a thrill to every patriot- McConnell. Park avenue. • 48-tf Automobiles—Joe Dawson. euers save a part of the settlers from homo and country loiing AmcrTonighl-”The Deserter" featur­ Parade—B. C.’ Abcrncthy. WANTED slaugbter, among them Mury, who j h'lln. ing ( has. Kny. "Laundry l.ia" The program for Nov. 9 is as fol­ finds, when she arrives a t the fort,! Featuring such brilliant players Wanted—To repair your gun*, fraturingtFay Tinchcr. | the body of a heTo lying under a.** Marie Walcamp, Eddie Polo, lows: locks or lawn morwers. I do reply­ 2 p. m,—Automobile ride, starting llag.* The boy lias succumbed to 'J * ck Holt, ing of.every kind. W. H. Hoceri, from Fan Juan hotel, to view the Y All Local AdvcrllBcmentB Under 312 E. Fourth* St._______ ,19-2lp his wounds. After his jtanpi in the I Saturday — “The Lemon in tho beautiful residential section, parks Thia Heading THREE CENTS > post records, tho word "D eserted" A Kiss is Always Good Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Garden of Love" Last episode Wanted—To know all rooms and is crossed out an<i there remains If you kissed a masked girl in the and lukes. Receptions will .bo held Charge 25 Cents. houses for rent in Sunford. All city of “ Peg O’ the King" • only the record of his sacrifice of his dark and enjoyed it, how would you enroutc. A* , . and fnrm property for sale in S«m-, 3:30 p .'m .—Band concert and pa|>fo fo r others. go aliout finding her ugain when she " , * _. | note county. lie are ha\mg la _ .... n„„'# In Ray's supporting, east are Rita vlildcd you and slipped back among trol drill, by M o r o c c o Temple's dine where no name is mentioned in the I . . Monday — “ The Far Journey" Hazel II el ford » whole bevy of dancers? Owen blind and perfect drilled control Wtv a,l. .lo no. a.k Tho ljor.ld Korrn. * stun w ood as Barbara, "Their | Honeymoon" "The Moore derided ’upon the dt-lightTuI l>and and perfect drilled patrol, at as Mary, Wedgwood Nowell as Cap­ Adopted I laughter" tain Turner and Joseph J. Dowling process of trying to kiss them u’l tha band Btund. until h<* found tho right one agnh! i 4:45 p. m.—Grand Shrincrs parade know who tho advertiser is and i f _________________ __________ — os Colonel Ta- lor. . Of course it would be wclUo explain Htnrts from the Armory. As the line we do we are not allowed to give Wanted—Lady wishes position u Tucstlay---Trianulc Picture that Mr. Moore performs this re- yf mnrch wm b„ M,lorl no uuloll will out this information. Simply write stenographer. Work will plc»»«"The l.illle School Ma’am ” markable osculatory feat only o n ; ,)0 ugpd und every Nob| P expected a letter and address it as per in- Box 1052, Sanford. 16-tf Ceaturini! Dorothy Gish. the screen. ..It is in the famous play- {q In#rfh* , f your-,i,es* suit is not structions in tho ad. . , ’-----*'" - ~~ — t<Rr=TTn Magnolia avenue, i ers Paramount production " The '-convenient join in as you are. • Sixth chapter "Gloria’s Ro­ stick pin,- set with pearls and onyx TOITSALE Kiss" in which Mr. Moore )s co- j m.- '-RnUTpH-r al the Fan mance" featurin',' Billie ■ ‘ . --------------------- VnlucdJ^roni-assooiatibn.. lUward-it - i t af»ing«-snrh"NtnFgITtrr71ii CoUrtot | Junn b„tc j . . Burke. • _Flir.isalt—-Thru* wuuks old lettuce rtVurncd to Herald ofilCJ. 20-2tp at* the Star N|onduy*.. _____ j. 7:30 p 'in —|f"*«.am»al*l *»m 1uii at- -plants. Mrs. A. L. Bevier, 20-1 tc 1 . — ““ ’ I the Armory. Uur director hua some li,|.a ili* r * l of Uif I. U iU l • Lionel Barry inure and Strong Casl new stunts which you will enjoy. For-Sale—Two cows and two yeur u‘ s‘ *' s»pt.W Ji,,l*i*W’rd I 1 —G)>ibirrn‘s ard t’nTT,In "The Upheaval p. in.—Ilusiness session • at old heifer. Cows milkirtg. Taken edy Duy, “ Faith's Reward" Lionel Barrymore, the famous | th - Armory lo recelve and ballot on In bunch-will take $90,00. Also one «u.i |F,. ipy. _mtAa Jlumr,ra».i “ Hoping a*.Sweet heart" Key. jumda- liorpo - "THORN HILL” 'w ig- ] Metro .stur^ supported by Marguer- peUt|on,._________ stone Comedy—"Madcap Airwood fBfk, I yi n r l-fool to petahllaii ‘fuim S, tV u»4 He Skirvin iml mi iTrnrti-""’11"----'io -'ia p. m.—Grand street carni- on, good as new.. . .includo rose" featuring M at Swain and .. clalr* *° O '. strotig cast, In thoWlve part feature..! ya, an(, nm.,iuc dance b y th c gen- sell for $20,00 . W. B. Bullard, Alla- .buva dMsrtbeH, i,for. a u k ri'rolt C*«rt. • Polly Margali. . <»ft al panlor.l, PloelHa. on lb# 9th. J*7 •• Uphi "Tho Upheaval" will bo the big uG.lt,rH| public Tor the entertainment of monte Springs, F*lu. -U-.HC K’">emlifi, 1*14. Claimant n ir a n aa ’ . . traction at the'Star thejitre bn Tfiei the Nobles after the ceremonial.— UNIVERSAL XEtUAL B. A. Uu*h. ol W eklw a, PR »O s • For Sale—Two very desirable A. II. Walls**, t l W*ki«»: „jday.. The story is one of remark-1 orfando SenUnel. building lots in Sanford Heights^ A. O. V< oHrrbulla. of Wrklwa. Fl« .1* 'I a bio power nnd the scenes are laid j A* M' Itulh- •« WkV,hV. w mavm. . Nos. .73 and 74. Will sell for $200 | In a small* city and in a picturesque 11 - . r. f\ r-MPtF ’ •*t,_ Civilization in the Congo. each or if taken to"cth»r v.Iil mako catnp in the Adirondack*. . There is -4 0 owimr io Natives of tho Congo, Africa, uso lower prico on tho two loU .. Appl; Weyarlyaeut of Ike n ' plenty of action, many thrilling sit­ glassware and crockery to a consider­ U. 8 . Ijin.l Offln- it 0 *LP**"?{**ianL ADMISSION 5 AM) 10- CENTS to the F'urmers & Merchants’ Bank, . . pel..31. 1 »|*-M ! uations amF a goodly portion of able extent. N olle* i| b ca b y given that ig* -MATIN KB: Headland, Ala. 18-tf llu>h ol Gnneea, Fla., wbo os comedy, skilfully handled' by. .the T ir tJ a ) • Wi dn.eUar • I rl.lar . K iln-'*; 1* 11, mad# lloreratead Entry. No. h versatile Mr. Barrymore and an ex­ For Sale—First class riding or for Norrhi-aat ijuart e 't . s* rt," n, A it p. m. Night 7 p. m. Sharp U.HT OF IIMHHTKHEt) VOTF.IW 21 Hc«tk. Itango 82 Ea«l. TalUhat*** w f ; cellent Last. Chtlles Horan direct­ work horse. Hurncss und saddle. ridlan, vl'anllnu. d from Page 7) * lur* filed nolle# «** }r^TntJrr^.* tka ed this production for Metro, nnd Five year proof to Mtabllah •j1*™ l, A *,. Mrs. Julius Schultz. 18-tfc CoAiifig Soon—at the Lyric W li le, J. V . land ahov* dearrlhed. Kefera H art, I. I>. j like nil his features it runs true nnd Hanna, I). It. euit Court, at Hanlord, Florida, on I be . Wall, II. J. For Sale—My lot on ’First street, day of l>ee*ml»ar, 1* 16. Wade, Paul M. j cnrrics suspensd with n smashing Iloidet, A. J. Claimant name* aa wltneaeea: . W akefield, P. T. INI. J,J. just oppohitc Robbins Nest hotel. ! climax nt the end. Iloiprr Nleh*t*pn of Gee***.. Iluddlrtlon, J. II. Miiell* .TayMr ot G*n*»a. Florida, Joara, J. F. You can buy this fine picco of. prop* Fdward Klll-ee rof Oeneva, Oenava. Florida. M" » KUI-eerof erty cheap. Address Robert Rucks- Norman E. OltaonrofrKolakee, Ne. 7 SHRINE RS TO HOLD CARNIVAL Alexander, J . D. P irelacll/>ng, U O B B R T W . 'P A m . KOIIEItT J. M. i Kaglttrt. baum, 909 Franklin St., Tampa, lung. Jaa. T. Ilaker. A. J. I /M t T. J., Jr. O -T otiA Frl-lOlc lUumlry, C. D. Fla. • • 18-3tp Orlando Will lip Scene .of Great ileal. M. la n e , J. M. l/ ng, 0. W. l ullej, P. E. ' ‘ (lathering For Sale—Kentucky horre with M.-rrI>etlitr, W. II. WE KNOW . CnUto< U tl. Mrt-l iihetiKD, J. J. Dtowdy. J). 8 . buggy, saddle and two sets of harSixty mombers of the Orlando Prawiy. W. N. Hlmn J. W ran ,Bvjni { Niton. J. T. Cecil Gabbot.t, North of no other remedy *h»t i>#>.»*. D.-n. neaa. Apply L Shriner* Club and several prospective FiAeh. mend more highly than Nrsiton. W.A. Henry French nvenuq, Parker. U H. rundidutes congregated nt. the San (iravra, W. P. P rev ail, J . A Han, O. K. IloherU, It. IL Modi'*. IrU Cheap for Cash—Second hand Kell. T. K. . Modcw. W. E. Kell. I». H. M«ik o. it. rubber tiro top buggy. At store of Kimmone, It- W, Juoti, Men. 11 J. E. Pace. 14-tf Heanr, n N. O. Jarobo, G. M. Htot y. F. M. Ji<ab>, J. T. Stover, C. T. Janha, M. C. For Sale—Ono International truck. hlmmont, !>. \V Jacob*, W. M. ECZEMA REMEDY Smith, 8. P.* Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ Jacobs. J. C. Smith. J. P. Jacobs. W. K. ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. Week*. Eugene PROGRAM AT THE STAR \jont. H. V. . The burning and itthjng M ' Zerlo, Chw. M. 1-ng. Q. . * k* sssld »hss Delta PtcCorrs If Itetlrr Ptctnrrs sere made . . 7-tf stopped and relief result* by P***uiing i t . Sold only by us, Wf . Friday—Fannie Ward in .’\Vitch-craft" the Colum­ Martin. I. U Il*I(«(l. J. D. For Sale—Nice 6 passenger Oak bian University priie story, made by Paramount Cot. EI J Msthsrs.it. K: land automobile. Alao aurrey. Ap Mathers, l>. E. Plods, M.J. ‘ Saturday—Double Program Day-Katherine Kaeiard Is Ceort of Caunly Jmdgt. ^ Plods. klkhael Mslbsrs, C. E. ply Abernathy’s, furnituro atore. in "Thu Girl With tne Green Eyes" in five acta, Moorsmsa. At W. Mists of Fierids |„rr»l. Ihird n, P. J. In rs Estsu ol Thoms. Edwsrd Cn«w „ also. “The Secret of the Submarine" Monrsmso. Upton Khrbr'ht. Kobe ‘ 2-tf Nolle* is ksrsbjr glv*n te sU ’ o( p* Nsorton, W. J. Howard. O. 8. rosy concern, tkst on tbs ]•» d » , its Hankin'. It. R. Ksddltt. P. K. Monday—Owen Moore-and Marguerite Courtot in For Sale—Marine motor, 18 hone- comber. A, b. 1*1* l shsll reo*. House. W. II. Ilaarkint. It. II. “The Kiss” a Paramount Picture in five acU. Mon. ilso. O. Usrrla*.Jodt« Tew, J. A. IlnrUy. it power, 3 cylinder, 8 cycle, Ferro. ss Judn *1 ProbsU. Tor s »■»>rhs»*»Wrl|ht. W. A. lluntcr. U . Z. Tueaday—Lionel Barrymore in “The Upheaval" in Firat class condition, Sanford Macb> ss administrator of tho *»tat* lkit (t !*•five acta, made by Metro, also “The Grjp of Evil" Edwsrd Crlttsl. dscososd: »»d ' j srIn* & Garage Co. 93-tf ssow tint* 1 will !»•«•«* " J Mint*.*** Barakart. CJK. -ji For Sale—Nearly new adding ma­ lUrnharl. J. H. HoUaway.T. Q. Jenkins, ft. A. chine. $36.00. - Western Union. AdmisUtrnWt Jones, Q. B. : *-:*. t*-*1. -1-tl Jones, Send Fannie Wardgat the 8tar Tonight Chit-Chat of the Piay Houses in Sanford LYRIC THEATRE PROGRAM M E EXCELLENT MUSIC - CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING �Colbert. W. M. CoaMUr, II. R. Cook. G. W. Collins O. W. Crowby, F. ! • Culp. W. N. Dickson, E. W. Douglas). FXA. f touilwn. Vaatw I tcanr. It- II. I trigger*. J. ADunlap, T. M. Dullooe. 11. C. LEGAL ADVERTISING ' E rr. Ilenry Elder. P. M. F o w it , A. Foster, Guy Foitmil, P. S. Fill*, W, A.. Jr. * Frank, O. It. Frr. W. W. Fheulo, Tony « Griffin. It. 1 . Giltwoo. If. I. Gillon. J. M. Gtll„n. NY. P. (tillifUan. T. J. Gnertx. Frank Guodale, Frank, W.-JOftwn. T . T. Grow, I . Grimn. J. P . Hogan. E. IX lloulehin. J. F. Hoy. Geo L. Hood. J. P . tlodgsw, U P. Hoolehan, NV. P . Ilening, Geo. G. Ilamrirk. Sami. Hodge.. P . B. Ilunlrr, C. E. Hunter, J. hi. Ilumphrbw. ti. C. Hurley, J. Cl. Hurley, J. P. • Hunter, J. NN’. Ilutchin*. B. F. Hudson, J. I~ llutrhlnson, J. 11. Hand, W. It. Herndon. (). P. Herring. P . N. Jrnklna. It. P. Jewett. 8. John*. T. J. Johnson, N. It. Johnson, J. K. Johnson, T. NV. Ktnnard. T. II. King, A, J , KlintwCiith. V. W. Knight, A. II. Krupp, E. U tile, J. n. long, J. H. long. NV. NV. liinl, i'lltc . It. locke, C*. C. lumg. W. H. . liltldquiat, II. fa. I^inrbiubt. IX F. . l.und'iuUt. Chaa. Iwtndoul-), A. T. I und'tuisl, J. E. i law. J T. lire, C. C, leonard, N. P . ! Iwainird, hi. F. [ lee. J. II . Jr. . lew is, Durham I inhrlrp, A. „ 1 Ipbwd. A. T. Mah) t . >, <*, N'* ' '* a^no am. f . , j M is-r. J. F. Malone . A. P. . i F NV. Marti C H K. Mv M ates tl. It. C. \ l r e r - C» f. N < M i- i ye,, t;. W. Merte r, NN'm. Mobley, IX P. M ifh e ll J. M. Ms Itch, J«htr MilUr. J I Md! r. A. F M irg.r. V. F. Mur n. Findlay VurreU. K It. Miles. A. I . Moyr. J. M. Mc\' tander, J, IX m ESPECIALLY A D A PTED . P o p YOLTR STATE FREE! O U R IN ST R U C ­ TIV E CATALOGUE A N D WEEKLY PR IC E LIST SE N D * FOR T H E M TODAY EXMARTIN SEED 00. ©..JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Meltii-tc, NV. J. McC arthy. C. H. McCt rib , j , M. hlrCi t-rdfl, IX McC lure. (J. NV. McClir*. C. NV. McCulter. U I*. Newman, It. A. N rsm tn, II. II. Nanas, J-ie Nibon. II II i s .ard. Bet E'wgrnhart. (' i. Pares r, J. P. Packard, J. O, Partiah, A. II. I'attin. Richard Parker, ?. E. < ParkH. Frank J. IVUafd. I’.cy Prf,ir, J. ||. I*trr«<tii. VN'alfi"! laal-od). II. II. Pe l . It. | . ivu. NV. It. iiipp, s K*n*ia I. K. 11. HaruIakJl. J ft. It a riii!a!!, Cavo, Hi' hrli, |(. JJ. Itltlfofrl, G A lUv J IL It#** f r . II ||. Hivr 9, r . u I(irr. « K Hivpf*. i, y. HuhLin*. Aafon McIWittdald, C. E. McMahon, J. ti. Mcluiulin, P . (!, Mrt.au! in, lls w y MrUutin, J. U Mrlyndun, II. S. McMullen. NV. A .‘ Nickel, llrnry Nolan. NNin i Ntrl. NV It. • N-itt. l. Nl. I rnr.Indian. J NV, Patera, It, Peters, NV. II. Pelett, E. H. Phltllbs, II. C. Plow-In, J IX Porter, S. E. I nweit, NV. (J. Powell, It. J. 1*1testrl. Cha«. Preston, E. M. l*rc*ton. C. S. Purlloy, It. IX Putnam. Eff. ItbtwUr*. C II l(ob!n««m, T J. Hoi irtcin, J, It. Itolrirmifi, W, MI I>. .V 1tohinxmi (*. K, Jtol>«f]fi, J S|', _ t. y. Hobtru, G. IItoycr KnurnitUt. F. K. , ltmith A. $ 3 Why We Save You Money Ito-atitF o f otir lliirt v yrtirg of etp eh ien re in Imvini; fair I X-ri-la lrn»le. nn-l Iwattwe o f sjtl«-ml!<l rati am i w ater f.n i’ilics. nritl low lrvii;lil r a tn ,.w c a m r you lunacy on h ay, grain, feed and flour, guaranteed the l»ctt Ik eau ae o f tntaiern mai hincry am i prtttim ily to ltcsl^ - r t ! ’r u .■ r-II brat I|ualilV earnnge t-itr ;. fi nil tin t vT ^i-uU c t rates nt reaeotuiLle pri'jr*. T o p rove our cU iu ti write for prh r ls>!s. W . A . M erry d ay C om pany Tflis Low-Cost Fertilizer for Bigger Crops of All Kinds iiiR iT ia r A A N E N T S O IL M T im i F B P .T .I U I T Y 1 llf tO J R f f 3 f lU in ! ll« F rom FTorlda ;«n-1 o th e r a ta tr a tn m a m an y U tte r * g a y Ins in t rfei-t: Sen d m e m >r«* NATL'llSONVN, it n an Inv rea a td t|>r y ie ld o f e v e r y c r o n 1 tried It on.** H u n d red * of s r u w c r a h a v e n n tn n lsh ed th e ir nelw hbora w it h 'r e c o r d ylei-la d u e to P fA Y FilBO W ff. You ran m a k e g r e a tp r p ro fIIe front I d s g r r y ield * lik e th e y do. N atu rsow n — High Grade Pulverized Phosphate Alw ays Uuiionn’Strength— 32% Phosphoric Acid u u r d o u b le Krlndlntc p ro c e sa red u ce* th e n a tu r a l p h o e pit.sl- !-• 4 p o w d e r o f w hleh. a b o u t 70 per ren t puaara a m i n w ith CU.OOO m r ih e t p e r wajtiwre Inrh. S o il co rn lltloiia ren d er till* a n lu b le to .m e e t Ihe n eed a o f a n y p la n t — tru ck , atan d lA tt crop a and treea . NVe K u a m n tee e v e r y pound >2 p er c e n t p h o sp h o r ic a cid . > Actual Growing Experience Will Prove Natursown a Money Maker for You Also NVe w e lc o m e i tea t: T h is aeaaon fe r tiliz e h a lt o f ea- h cro p fa ir ly w ith S'.NTtJRHONVN URBONVN! g r o w in g th e o th e r h a lf fo llo w ltll rtg y onur uadal cu a to m . Y ou w ill h a r v e a t 10 P ' r. ‘ J 5 . ** . L**.p*r c r ,lt m u re fro m th e h a lf tr e a t e d w ith NATURHONVN. You o u g h t lo m a k e th it p r o o f. It m ean a m o n e y to you. yv In N A T U R SO W N , phosphorus costs about hall as much as in best commercial fertilizer. Goes twice as far. ' W R I T E F O R P R I C E S A N D F R E E IN H T R U C T 1 V E B O O K L E T . LAKELAND. PHOSPHATE CO. ll“ I t 1st Serin; Ralph Speer.____ ■. A. k Scbcllt C. E. SSrrman. B. Sauruters, C. A. Shelley. NV, F. Shephard, J. A.' Hhephaid, It. V a n . O. It. Shaler. It. C. Shlmmona. It S. Shipp, o . M. Siplin. Frank Singletary, J. W. O. Singletary, F. IX Slaughter, IX M. Smith, A. P . Smith, O. W. Smith, Jno. A. Smith. E- K Hrhfth, Ibn Takach. ti. 1. Takacb, (X A. Takach, J. A. • Taylor, J. 1>. Taylor. NV. II Taratus. M. II. Takach. F. J. Twmjrr. H. A. Tew, l» E. Temple, (*. NV. Trmpertoll, F. W. Trrw Uligvr, J. IX Tldd. F. At. Tillla. NT. A. Till la, larltoy VanNrak, NV. NV. VanNma, A. Vaughan. A. J. Vandefhock. J. NNallace. A. B. Walker. U II. Walker. U I. Wwahbum. it. F. NVarirn. P. V’. NVathen, A. NV. Warren, J. P . Walker. J. IWallare, A. C. Walker. 8. C. Walts, J . 0 . NVaider). W. MWelsh. J. I . NVrstcrdlck, A. F. Wilcox, I. J. NN'iae. Geo. NVhcelea*. W. T. White. J. O." White, II. NV. NVe-t. T. VV. NVIlsnn. Thomas NVbllner, B. F. Ztlrower. II. Bell. J. W. Ilfll. E. J. - Bell. C. ti. Bales, C. F. Ilolly. John nutingaiey, J. NV lllthop, C. P . Ikyor. ti. T. Eaton. J. NV. Hawkins, A. S. herndersun, NV. J, Johnann. J. H. Johnson, J, A. King. Alfrtd Kfcinbu; (rvinbuf E. g. fII. J. Knuwelf*. F. NV. IsKkc. II. It. le e . J. II l.yt*t*«, M. Jl. — 1st)-I. NV. J. I -*, Itoy Mann. / F. Mann. I- H. Mann, 1.7 S. IsJ tk rla n il, P I* . upon aald defendant* or any ol them ; thrrefure, yoo, Jerome B. Hire Seed Com­ pany, a 'corporation, llrtw-n, Illlchey, A C om ­ pany, a ccrporatlon. Park*. Pavia A Com­ pany, • Corporation, J. A. Patton and J. C . P a t­ ten, co-par tears, doing hnsineaa at Chaltahooga llsd lrfr* Company, Sm ith Klin* A Fyeneh Company, • corporal Ion and Montag 'Ilrothcra, a corporation, are ordered to appear to the bill of eomplaint duly Olrd In this cause, on Monday, lb* 6th day ol N ovem ber, A. U. 1*16, > rule day of title rourt. It la further ordered th at this notice be published In th* Sanford Herald, a new s­ paper, published In Serrlnol* county. Flor­ id*, once a week,for four eeeeeentiv* weak*. It. ta Feterkin JLT.E PuBO SE. Witness m y hand as dark of tha Circuit Supct visor of lU giatratlon. C ourl, Sem inole county, Florida, .on title t#-S-Tu«-FrlvSt the ly tb day ol Septem ber, A. P. 1916. w • FX A. DOUQLABS. In C litalt Cwsirt Nerealk JudlrUI Clrroli '■fseall nf th# .Circuit Court. Seventh JudlIn and. far Seminal# Codaly, Htala of ' Clark t l t l Circuit, Sem inole Co., Fla, llo ild s I4-FH-61* * City of Sanford. • municipal corporation, ergan lu d and ex­ isting under- the law* ol th# S la le .o l Florida, )■ C itation The State ol Florida, ax rrl. J. II. Jones, S tate Aliarwey w# — rbw Setentlr Judlclxl Circuit, Kiel* ol Florida. To tha Taxpayer* and Cltlxenx of tho City ol Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. Whereas, a petition wax on the llth day ol October, 1*16. Alad In the above staled court by the city ol Sanford, Florida, a municipal corporation, organised and exlxting. under tha law* ol the State at Florida. setting forth the fact that an election waa held la the said c llr of Sanford, Florida, on th* 29th day ol September, 1*16, to de­ termine the uueetlon, whether or not lharo should bo' Issued by th* city ol Sanford, FTdridn, bonds In the sum at 116,000.00, lor the purpose of paying, retiring and re­ funding an Issue of honds at the city of Sanford, Florida, in th* turn ol 646,000.00, bearing date January 1, IS9T and maturing 'anuary I, 1*17, aald bonds to be ol tho enomlnalion nl IICOC.OO each and to bear Interest at the rata ol five and cne hall per cent per annum, aald bond* to mature thirty year* alter th e dal* of the (nuance thereof, and to be dated July I, 1*16 and to mxti re July I, IfllF. and. NVhrrea*, it appears from aald petitlcn that t i e canvas* o l the Astute* of said a u c­ tion shew prims lacl* th it aald eltrtlon was In favor 01 th* Inuanco ol the bond* afora•aid. Now, thereto!*. In pursuance ol an order made In th li tau t# by the lionorabl* James W. IVrkins, Judge ol tha Circuit C turl SevrM h Judicial Circuit of the State ol Florida, notice t* l|*roby givon that the ta tayers and rltiter-a ol the . City ot Sanord. Florida, are by said order required to >• and aoptar before the Circuit Court in and lor the Seventh Judicial Circuit ol the State ol Florida, on th* 31st day ol Octo­ ber, A. P. 1916, at 10 o'tloak a. m . at T ltuvtllle, In ths county o l Brevard, Slat* ol Florida, In raid circuit, and to show raus*. If any they have, why th* said Issue ol bond* should not be validated and conAimed ae» fold in g lo law: at such tim e and place all person- so desiring may I - heard on th* Riattsr ol th* valfdatinn IB « “ of aald bond*, aa ta provided by Chapter 68GB of the l.awa of Florida nl 1916. NVit nras, E. A. Douglass, Clerk of said rcurt, on pilt the !£ th day n| October. I91S. (aval) FX A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit Ceurt. Seventh -Judicial Circuit, Seminole County. Florida. PXFri-Str • F reeled Ne. 4 J. W- Ketaey . W. F . Sander* J. W. Whaedan 1*1 *flari Ne. S A. P. Farn.ll O. W. Cbeeaeynan N. W. Hall J. S. MrKenate it. M. King Mark WtUlama 41. F. Nalaon J. hi. Alliron A. t . Sm ith J. T. Ilacon . C. T. Session* J, S. Brooks R. K. William* * T. Ilurko . I.. M, Braswell F. J. NVent C. U Windham P . My Campbell Frcrlnct No. * NV. J. Allen ti. W. All* rf lloulh, X. J. el, A. lU m bei. _ M. Humph. C. J. Ilunge, S. Slack, (lev. E. Smith, It. B. ftweri O. W. SiaSord. W. A. ’ Stafford. C. II. Strang*. H. HSta-nsi rom. N. J. Stenstrom. O. II. Ste-dt, ('. J. Stiles, E. NVSpuitiag. J E. Stewart, J. Hi Srneierino, Angrlo Sumpter, W. P. U. P. Cobb A . It. Jonas scs«am fc<i. Stone. Fs A. StaineeL M. NN. Sutton, Norman Syipce. Hoy F. • Tltlla. J. II. Tyre. I- MTyner. T. « . Tyler. Chaa. It. ■Thompqpn. C. la Thompeao. J. A. TLutnUuwNV. R. -----Th-mas. W. Treadwtil, W*. It. Tbswnaa. It. A. Turner, J. F. * * Turner, W. P. Tuggle, Wm. , * Tunsli, F. la 2 5 c .5 0 e .$ l . A t A ll Denier,. Seventeen Cents A D ay makes this wonderful writing maclrine yours—but a small first payment. ' Send for Complete Cat­ alog and Penny-J*ay Plan Zitrdaref, O. M, Firelnrl N e. 2 Mile*. II. M ooatt, J. C. Mlkesrll. U. S. Muse. It. AteKInneyrc. n . Cgteaby, y. W. K. oglaeby, Ed., Sr. Oglesby. Ed.. Jr. Oglnby, J M. Fast, NV. K. I’oal, NV. O. Price. NV. S. t’uwt-U, NN’. G. I*ti-»t*r, It. T. lit bun, I >. II. C. BaLun, A. H. Itabur. II B. Itahun. C. I*. Stafffttd. I! Thonipwin, J. It. Wynne, It. T. * ---- The Herald Printing Company AGENTS Sanford, ~ Florida In li e t Ircull Court r f Ihe Seventh Judicial (trawl! ol Florida, Sem lnals County. In t hsnrcrr Ella FX Krtlcrhala, Complainant va. John II. Kellrrha’a, Defendant' T o John 11. Kellerbala, Nashville, Trnn.t , ' ou will take riutice that you ar* hereby iv'liireU to appear to th* Mil ol complaint filed in this cause, wherein you ar* made Party defendant, on Monday, (he 6th day ol November, A. P . 1916, failure to do ao will ca *# sild bill to be take a* conlrased. It iv further ordered thvt this citation be puhti-hed in the Sarferd llrrald, a news­ paper published In Sanford, hemlnole eount ) . Florida, onre a went l«r four ronaeculivs week-. , , I Witness my hand ami seal <f said court at I Sanford, Seminole cou n ty, F1otida,.lbla the 27th day of Septem ber, A. P. 1916. (seal) FX A. DOUGLASS, Clerk of Clreuil Court,- Seventh Judicial Cltcuil ol Flcrida, Seminole County. I2-Fri-ate e . NVcth. Otto" Notice of Sale of 6IN.090 City *f-Sanford, Flor­ ida, Ucfuadleg llenda Nntlr* la hereby- g h r m -ttia r'y iV ir prupos ala ■ will he received by the Board of Bond Tiuat# ol Sanford, Florida, on ol Iwlof* th* esltiration ol thirty days Irom-nnd after tha nM publication ot ibia'nothw. and up to and until five o'clock •p. rn. on the 27th day ol November. 1916, at th* city hall In th* city ol Sanford. Florida, lor th* purrhae* ol 646,000.00, (Tty of Semilord. FIor ikJa, n1 lumling aakl bond* ar* date-I lunding t»nil*; t> July I.aI, 1916, 1914, and mature July 1st, am} — uiy 1st. ■»,, 1946 >u>i l-ar inlcrrat at the rate per ■ .ol fiven and p aon*-half ____ par rent [e-r anpum, interest |)*y*lije arm)-annually, liolh pilnripal and Intetwat are payable at New York, Slat* ol New York. . This iwu* of bonds will b* sold subject to the approving opinion ol John C..Thomson, late ol ol th* firm nl Pit Ion. Thomama A Clay, aald opin­ ion lo be obtained by the City ol lanfurd, and a copy nt thia opinion will be lurnisbrd to th* *ur£**ful bidder If ao dawlrvd. upon th* payment nf (be sum ol On* Hundred itlOO.uci p ollan tbarrfor. All bids must l— accompanied with a certi­ fied rF.rrfc fur two per cent nl th* amount ol paid baue. The Board ol Bond Trustees reserve the right lu reject any and all bid* A. It. KEY, 11. FX WHITNER. * 5 . L TATLOR, llnsrd of Bond Trustee,. Sanlord, Floalda. 10-FH-Me Stops Pain At Once f o r M a n a n d B east will mount up monthly and easily m&t the payments on abrand-newOLIVER Typewriter—therogulnr $LQO-macttine: whit*, w. a l‘rccincl Na. I. Adams, T . II. Atkina, II. C. At rapt*., C 1 .T . Adam*. John Allen. VV. H. H. Arernatby. NV. W. Anderson, It. NV. Alexander, H .T . Austin, FX C. Akers, NN'. F. Austin, FX M. Akrca. NN'. T. Austin, It. NV. Alien. O. F . .. Alexander. J. G. Austin, FX IX Allman, K. Andes, J. <». Baker. J I’ Bruton, J. II. Itrumley. I. A. -Ballard, NV II Ilrown, K. E. Uaylork. I.. Brady. J T. Babbitt, 1> S. Ilouchellr. I. II. Itrnni-ll, J. I". Bradlurd, I . H. Dtrnvr, S. A. iWck. A. M. Britt, (X U Itrr-wer. Cha*. P. Belt, Clifford Brock, P. C. BIeeus . T , S. Brunson, H. 11. Ballard, Goo. I >. Brown, J.'-M. Illirkwrldrr. ti. NV. Bissrtt, F'. A. Itledror, ti. I . Butt, Ceceft, ti. Bell. A. FX Ilryao. U Y. Boone. J. T. ilyera, NV. II. Boyd, S. FX Ilryao. I . T. Boyd.Jaav Ill-hop, tiro. P . lloarar. IX (X !lr>iien. T NV. Bray, NV. <’ Brad-haw, It. (X Bradley. J. S. . Bradley, FV It. . Brady, FX FX Bell, C, lloyc Bradley, Ben Bennett. J. lb llrcatt, (X liriiton. 11 It. Bradford, K. NV. Italhy, 4. A. Iltoan, E. IBader. II. I. Ilrown. S. E Baker. I . J. It, hlayer. Fred Casualty, J, I). Caldw.ll, l> A. Charles. T. <». Cal-lwtll. P. P. Clark, Chaa. T. Caldwell, II. NV. Ctoper FX NV. I alder, J. II. Connsliy, A. I*. Camcrun, A II. Cowan, rrank IF. Cameron, Joe Cowan, J. It. Cary. Ilobt. ■Cowan, FX P. Caine rc n. FX J. Collins, It I- . rhamt-erlaiii, fi. (X Coffee, (X NV. Chandler, II. NV. Cordulle, FX Chappell. A. It. • Ctuwidy, M. T. Chapprtl, 11. II. Collar, V. (X ('himmien. E. D. Crip|»-n. A. II.. Sr, Chittenden, I- IX ( ‘room*. J. NX Chittenden, FX A. llieterich. II. ti. • Davit. It. 11. Ikenton, J. T. Day is, John Davit, NV. IL I '»r, h I•. Joe - =, - PctKTWJT A'xnr P caiu. T I tireaeor. W. NV. Deane. NN'. T. I turner, A. Dcas. IL IX Dorn, r. Frtsl i telega], IX T. Ikouglax. J. A. DsColtra, Geo. A. » Dutton, FX-F. IBck&aon, J. J. Penetrates and Heats, * might “slip through your fingers," Winn, J. M. Winn, J. U Williams, J. B.. Jr. WiUUraaM, W. C. William*. J. A. Will lama. J. P. Will Iants, T. W. Williams, C . M. William*. T. J. Wilson. (X C. Wise, II. E. NVooley, Eugene Woodruff, (X NVoodruff. V, L. Woodruff, NV. C .’ ■Womlruff, S. la NVcIff, II. W. NVoodrock, IX Wright. M. L. Wynn, II. NVrbb, C . 7 . Sprains, Laniencss, S ores, C u ts, R heum atism m h is “small change/’ which otherwise Venable, Geo. W. Vernon, O. W. Vlhlen. la Vlnli ting, J. ‘ M. i (Continuod on I’hko 7> Palatka, Florida 1*^ tLobblhw, W. It. Hobinwan. h i.r . In CIm uit Caurt. Seventh JudlrUI Circuit,' Ncm|nide County. F'lurlda. In Chancery Joe f a mi ton and C. M. 1.,-crls C om pm v, • a Corporation, >urres-ota rsi VanDrrnau A l(e»i* Company, a corporation va. ■' Citation Sne | . Mires and P ty len V. : Mims. •' i To Ku 1., Mima and I'eyton VX Mima, IleaIdenrn Unknown. It appearing liy am dayil filed herein that tho residence ol you and each of you ia un| Itiovn and It at th-rv la r.a person in the ( -tale of Florida, the aervic* of a subpoena upon whom would UnU you th* said Sue L. [ Mima aAd '11-ylon V. Mima, And it appearing from said affidavit that you and each ol you are ovrr the age ol tw enty on* years. Therefore, it it otdered that you. Sue L Mima and I'eyton V. Mima, appear lo th* above entitled cause on nr "before rfo (ho 4th ty tg day 1* Brrsi December, 1916, or the Kill n| comslot raid cause will he taken a* con­ ags Inst both hath ot ol yt l-vard against you. I* further otdeerd oidrertt th that order___ he1 ' I ta . this ___ ____ I published in the Sa lord lletald. a news! r. (tier It I V 1 l I 1* la earl In ti* fa s i n ..# x l * a count Ir L ' t r . • j-aprr published In Srmlnoi* county, F7oione* a.w eek for. eight weeks. Witness my hand as clerk 61 tke Circuit Courl, Seve th Juiilcial Circuit, Seminole ec-untj'. JTorida, oft thia tha SBtit d t y o r Prpt mbor. M filCT <*eaD E. A. DOUGLASS, Clerk Cirrult Court. Seventh Judicial Clreuil, Sem inole Co., Fla. - I2-F'ri JOtc J la Ihe Ceunly J u d g es f'oarl, Senaineie CeaBly. Flarl a To Ilenry lu rch , Mamie Futch, l e t F'utrh Sadi* Futcb, Levery Futch and Katie Mae Futch: iN otP ^te-H ee^yltT T n^"t!IM~T aball on the 20th day ol Octalwr, tWIG, apply to tho Judge of the above named court, at hit of­ fice In Sanford, Florida, lor an order to take possession ol and sell lb* r t al estate ol Katie F'utrh. deceased, lor th* purpose ol payioi the debt* of her estate. At which tile* and lilac* you are requited to be and belorn the said county Jud|t and ty Ju«ii* ahow-cauae, II any you have, w] aby aald ord* 1 , bould not be grim ed Dated Sanlord, Florida, Saptember 16th, 1916. H E N R Y FUTCH. Adminlrtrato*. 12-FH-Mc lb t Irrull C a u tl, heaealh Jadlrtal C lltall Hemlaole C eunly, M u,ids. la ( hearer/ V irginia. Carolina t. heiniral Co., a Corporation doing business In uk* State cl Elm Ida, Complainant Wm. (1. A ldridgi, Jerome B. Citation Hire s-ed Company, a Corpora­ tion, llru ,n Illlchey h Com pany. a L etptration, I a,he, P avla A Company, a Corporation, J A. Fatten and J, tx Fatten, <opartners, doing huatnes* a* C hal-1snoops Medicine Company, bmitn. Klin* A F'rrnch DMCompany, pany, a C otporatlon. Alice FX Hill, t x ertllrl) of ‘ the etta le c l NNX J. List of N aeiea Hirtckan t ram, the C e a if f Illll. deceased, Munlag Brothers, Itrglalralien l l s s l w b r Ihe Ca*nly Cum. a Corporal Ion and ti«c. II. F'ermiaalearr* on NVcdnreday, tlcteber 1Mb aald Hardware Company, a Cor­ poration, Defendant!. 1916 To the D dendanla, - ' t lo n i II. Bira Heed IT erln fl No. I C om paey, a Corporation, Ilmen Ritchey A NV. E. Baggs C. O. Hall Company, a Corporation. Farke, Pavia A L*vi lllnlord John Irvin Conti any a Corporation, J, A . Fatten and C. NV. Illanding T . II. Kirby J. C. Fatten, ro-partners, doing buaineta aa U. H. Calhoun It. O. Itval* Chattanooga Madirtn* Company. Smith. Albert Cruse W. H. Thompson Klip* and F rtnth Company, a Corporation, Tho*. Flekrr NV. II. Terrible and Monlag Urothrra, a Corporation: , Stephen Felder W. C. Turner It appearing from th* affidavit duly filed NV. M. Thom as , in the above cause by counsel lor (omplalF rrrlnrl N *. 3 nsnt. that It la th* hrliel ol affiant that th* J. T. Imhoden E. It. Fotter defendants. Jerome B. Hire Seed Company, tit C. lie laerman C . W. Fowell a corporation, Ilmen. Ritchey a Corporation, L. It. Vorre Farko, Pavla A Company, a corporation J. AFait an aad J. C. Fatten, co-partn«la F reclavt No. 3 doing buainee* aa Chattanooga Madlrlaa M. Honaon A. E. Anderson Company, Sm ith, KUna A French Com­ FX O. flay** E. M. Bell pany, a corporation and M onlag tiro*., Chaa. M cPonia Eddie Broan a corporation, are resident! of a state or 04ieo. W. Boatwright Cl O. McLaughlin country other than th* stale ot Florida: that P . C. Marlowe Charlie Berner the ptara of rraidanr*. and address ol aald A . ti. Furdon W. Crittenden defendant* are as lolloaa: NV. S. Barker F. (1. Chadwick ' Jerome B. Rice Hie* Seed Company, Com pan yA a corpor­ cori T . IL Crooma , C . II. Itlchardaoo ation. New Y ork-City, New Yolk. nnt*n. |#n. Hit* tie*. N. Itlgby II. II. Coney ew 1 erhey heyA A Company, a* a eorporatlon. rorporation. New York Mika Rotundo Wm. C.. Piaon apaar, C ity, New Nork, Parka. DavU o Caanpaa Elmer T. Roger* J, A- Dunbar a corporation, F aw York (!lly . Now York, NVm. C. -Steward S. M. Pavla J. A. Patten and J. C. Fatten, co-partner*. F. F. Strang Frail Paal* doing business at .Chattanooga Medirlna Robert Samuel F. L.* Evan* Company, Chattanooga. Teens****, Smith. It. S cu rry. f . t■. rut BTl Klin* A French Contphny. 1 rurporalion; W. C. Steward John Frigstor FMiadelphla. Faneaylgaaia, and Mamtag II. K. Tolar F.'d. Foatrr Brotbora. a corporation, Atlanta. Georgia; P a a id Thomas *' J. C. Fooler------th at th* said dofandaata are over th* age of J. r . Turner It. E. tiormiey tw enty on* year*, and th at there la no per­ H. (L WhBlan J. It Hollan son In tha atate ol Florida. Ih* service of Ilenry Williams J. M. Hall a subpoena upon whom would be binding Harry Zahlraky THE U N I V E R S A L C A R Tlje Ford Motor Company is one of tho larg­ est consumers of steel in the world—200,000 tons this year. Tho great, volume of produc­ tion—over 500,000 cars— and the efficient Ford manufacturing organization, brings pro­ duction and selling Iff costs down to a minimum. T hat's h at’s why Ford buyers get more car for less ' -------— -money.r. Ru tunabout; $3-15;---Touring Car, $300; Sedan, $0-15. All prices f. o. b. Detroit. Or­ ders taken by EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman C. F. WILLIAMS Agent FOR SERVICE-PHONE 135 Hill Lumber Co. Lumber, Bricks, Lime, Cement, Rubber Roof­ ing:, Shingles, Corrugated Iron Roofing, Doors, Sash and Blind, Cement Blocks, Beaver Board, Mouldings, Cypress Boards, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay and King Windsor Plaster Sewer Pipe and G lazed T ile Hill Lumber Company^- ____ Chariew. T . O. Clark, V,. Clark. Won (lark, CT. E. ■ Courh, C. P . Couch, J**. LIST OF HRfitST KlIKIt NUTEILN T V tu ltm in i U ■ enmpltt* ltd of the i.unllflH Part*. Hol t. It. algetbn, of Keminoi# County, Florida, «« shown Pari*. T . S. DandHake. M. bj the llegUtrat Ion Bonk* of sabt County: 1 Darla. A. J. 1Vl/iui h. (jllbert I'rrrliKl No. I ' PrCourwwy, W. C, Abram*, J. D. a iu ii . J. r. Plage*. C. II. -Ayrotk*, J. C. Adam*. A. M. Divine. VV.'T. Arnrft. l|. E. Adam*. T . FX Arntrt. V. 8, • Abbtdg*. A. 1\ Edwards H. W. *< AldtUrr. W. O. . .AnilMisti, lir W. El! urn. Hamer Arm»tr->nr, J. F Alien. J T. KdtkMni Allred A m w , c. w. Alien. O. F. Feriusoa, J. H. AHman, Chao. Alim. P. J. Fimndew, J w AppW>y, A..K. Anderson, J. t. FWJ*. NV. IX nArviiraao.bai t H m n n i . V n tiy Arthur, 8. Y. 1 FU'ib, A, A. All™, 11. liny Aapiooalt, Murray C. Ful, Geo Botham ly, VVm. n«krr, i - j . Fot, tJeo. Jr. Handy. A. P. Boykin. WX B. Foi, T. MlloJdtr. Jo# '* Bor*hart. J. ft. * r o i. W. CT. Itroan; W. W. .Baillnger. « # o .T . OaSUtiik, A. Barlow, John Brown, C. W. tiabbett. Cecil Bo t h , <‘nj«o Ilrown. E. I* (lamer, N. IIllarrrt t. J . E. Urownbw. E. It. (larman, H- C. Ilrmijdy, W. M. Bardlfl. H. C. Getien, T. W. Bailey. O. W. Brook. A. H. (■error, II. C. It rack top, T. IV, Barton. C. linen, N. W. IVolly. NV. II. llrrvilrr, F. E# tiia n , J. K. Iliad*. W. W - Badr.J. A. tirern. F. I. Her*. R. H T " Brannan, C. F. (TrIAn. W. J. Ilrown, P . O. • Bette. C. A . Bradbury, C. O, .Bette. A. U ' Hall. Frank llroiton. J. A. Horry, (X M, llamlio, John Brewer, O. A. Bennett, K. It. Hand, W .8. Hurrh. ft. It. Hand. C. Nl. Bdl. T. J. Buck, F. M. Iannan, Thoa. Bewatey, C. C. lllfrrrH., E. W. Butt, It. J. lampion. I- G. Butler, J. F. l l n m , i J. Ilarbr. W . W. IlUltrpley, J. W. Itutbr, J. E. HarrmJ, J. A. Burn*. IV. II. Blnfonl. [.*vt Harris J. C. Byrd. C. L 11a, kina. tl. C . Betti. W. k : Byrd. It. U. Hawkins, C. F. Ballard. lir a P . Harvey. NV, E, Chlbon, (X E. Calhoun, (Too. Hanson. M. t'hrwk, J. A. Carbon, Carl Hawkins, NV. E. Cot. W. S. Car*. J. H. Hamrick. J. ICampbell. F. A. Colbert, II. I . Harkry. 11. 8. CampbrIS, J. I , Crlm, ti. NV. Harte. F. A. C ourt, F u p c i Carbon, T. C. Hardman. G. NN. Cobb, P. P. Carraway, Mcfi. Hart, G. l>. Cobb, II. I>. Carter. NV. I*. m u. w . c . Cobb. C. C. Chaw* S. O. lilltir a Edward Cowan. W« II. Chandler, J. I llitrina. M. K. Colbert, N. A. Chittenden, J. P . Jarkx n, Pavo Ja-kwon, Jt>. Jametor. NV. E. J«rri>, It. II. Jackson, hi. P . Jink ins. John P. Jenkins, P. M. Keane, Tim Kennedy, H. 0 . Ka nt. It. A. Kent, F. It. Kent, II. F. Kelly. 0 . A. Lainc. J. E. U n a, Edw. F. I aw v n. J. |l. I eavltt. NV. F. SA N FO R D , - - — FLO RIDA A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House F,or You �PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD RE(UHTMtKI> VOTERS Inarii fnw ?•** •> 1*1* w. a Dunton. II. A.' Duhat I. II* I" Erttldf*. J. II. tSlil'il,i O. II. Et.ll, U. F . ----- g s r t ’u . rial*. I***1- J|£ wV.Sr. Titut- J "; JvThn l- N G**«riru! n. It U R. IL ,U*b tU*jrfdkf 8. S*».rr*nk T *' Hitt*. « h2 . c . a. |S a a Rij* Hire**-1*JB **»* 1U sU.(i!. W Rf»t. ClhU4* Hlrkwlt. '• C* HtrUne B-U. Hki>*re.J.r, FWrel, W. J, K c t .lo f .S f . Porter, II. II. Pieter, AUa. , Potior, Allrnl Prank, M. Prank, P. S. Pulth. W. r . i Urartu, N. T. (Ifuvomlofn, IL 11.'. Goodhue, C, I. " (iramllnf, A. i tiiamllnf, O. I Glare*, S. S. (ifrrn. J. E. Grera, T. T. t.ripr, IL I* Gufrnf, W. It Guthrie. H. II. Gnntrr, II. C. l l z U u r r . f l . IE iliilyanl.lL E. HmaeU. T. W.Hogan,John llugan, Mike ilmiaar, U. T, llouiholdar, W. E llodgea. J. F. I lw n l, IL A. Ilntlgtw, E. Cl. Howard, N. doV. Howard, II. A. Howard, C. C. ii .uoh'ddrr. E. P. Ilowanl. I>. C. Iloltt*. W. P. Holly, IL J. Ilutchlnaon, J. A. Howard, E. M. iiocd.it. i>. i. Hun, (ire. W. Ilu*he«, John IKurL1J. U HuaUn, H A, iiurlcy, J. (1. Hulchlnvw. II. Hunter, l~ 0 . It> i.-ii, (loo. llreiWrvon. I. O. .Ilendrreon, It, tl. IIm <I«wii , W. It.. llindrrren. I , II. lilt ho. A, A. •• Jamme*. J. V. Krti, L. Krli. Olio' . U n io n . T. W. l.4trton, W. J. Sirofie.^t, W. Stoll, N. Tinnor, N. J. Thoma*. Walter Walrntt, O. U. Whorief. II. V. Whrekr. It. I„ Wool, C. U Uoti.tt, U. w. McGinn, A. V. la trtir . p, N. IVanun, V, I'earwn, C. 1». I’binon, O. T. • Smith. It. W. . Smith, Geo, !■*▼ , v, a. $• **• Uthrr, l„ W. *1*tnh»rt, Inr, Jr. * Warren, J.U. Wilwn. T. K. Zachary, W. A. A •be, IS. W . I’ln ln tl No. • Kilbe , K. II. Adam*. I), w , AHi«itt;J. p. P iw lw i No. & Aulln, Andrew, Jr.V lAlIhrf. W. II. Adam*. John 1x>inKa<t. Morn* Akerland, J. E. Mithia. Win. Arcu, Jam a M™J. Thi» I. Alt .•on, J. P. Mttth.II. J p. A *«% N i'E .fMjCOhri1,<'t II Aulln. Andrew Xlaritburn, K \ Aulin, Andrew MbhLufn, K. SI Huron. II. Mott, IS* L warrth. r : «*. Horton. Jm M c » iy , A. A. Bryant, O. 0 . * It. Ilrannrn, T. J. McCall, II. It. Clark, J. A. Xlri'ulley, A. J. Clark, T. A. MT-ulley, C. T. Cunhlna, T. L. MrBride, Sami. Cook, I. I . Neltnn, Stein Currie, C, It. Nriren, A. Dniw.ly, U. H. Hired inr. J. E. brewdy, M. M ' Partin, J.'C. M h p hH O ■HM te n : . fo w l Inf. E. E. IVareck. E. Jr * Parnell, K. A. Partin, C>A. Parnell, C. M. I**ihi l. J. 11. Pakra, J. K. IVrrillr, A. V. Pnuler, S. T. IVrritle, llandrr (•rant, Nathan Permn, II. A. (Irani, P. W. Hnhlnwin, Cl. tiarvin. Ed. Nmin, Jnt.ii Hatch, A. 1. Slpim, Noth Ilickwn, C. 8. Smith, It. (1. Howard. W. II. Smith Harper iiawkinr, It. II. Sweat, <*ha.. Ilanro-k, A. N. Swojie, O I*. Hunt, I . T. St non, H'm. Jane* J. II. Spink*, Z Jonrw, II. Smith, S. J. Jane*. I^wlt Sandrreoti, II. KeUey, It. E. Sandereun, l ‘. Kimball. W. It. Steven*. 8. W. U-i;K tl. C. U PiU . It. M ithkui. G ti. E. Moran, Aubrey Mlinn, I. J. M cUin. S. A. \l -U in , J T. Nichulwn, Honti-r <lti«un, N. K. I’altUhall. II. II. Itaki'r, llm r y llaW, m |, liril.n l, W ft llmwn, J |. Itiwon. J. t:. Itmwii Itaru."*, IturoM. It irlty, VV M It I'. E ly U n ity IH DEAL M65: Jv*%. AC. I*I. llmry Kaawr.A. Karti-J i Y. Kiacrf. CUKnwdj . K ' Kta*fd;.t kl KredaX R. HKfj.A-I' KM. H- (• Kirtiir.J, ti. II. 'Km P. w k**M. e. b . last. C, W. tab, r*m*t, Laaoa. Uriuy ItfWr, C H. Lrfkr. W. A. Ufkirt, 1. M. OU. A Ur*. M I'L M .S.« Leef. Ik L Hiiv.l I. It S MiniA AVt. Uiru, (leu. 1. MiSeo. A. E. Wrekai A. IL _ .X U c tuarket-Trltre rs bast'd on"ffl!3ry?!5’Rtit fieltl value is in tlie mixing1. P rofits depend on field value. E x tra yield; e x tra quality, ex tra profit. Ideal Fertilizer is mixed to mahe crops noVjust to sell. Send for catalogue and price list. Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Manufacturers of Meat Fertilizer*. Dealora In Fertlllcor Mnterlala, Spray lilt; Maelilnery and Inr't ctlcldes. Jacl^caville, Florfua Rent that House or Farm by Using a Herald W ant Ad CHANDLER SIX Riari.J.J. Utiw*, I. S. Mat**, Hoy M. M>*V, Hrrman HittBpr. J. K. klwThobfr, ('. J. USrt. IL IL UShr. V I. xidb*. T. J. kukr. W\V MiublU 0 Misfk*a,t;. a . klariwLU A. Ufrf.O J Mucky. M M. Ulairik, II IOm, W.It u a r .j I MnwM l Mom*. 1. F.. M«rtJa, (’.('. KrelT.A. Xtboa, M>. Nretoe. T. A. Nekas. U S. Kdica. Elcle Otkriq. rkm. P*kriiy, 1. W. r**.j.E. rtiuw. fl, f Juhnaon, J. J. Juhnton, K. S. Jiiknwin, T. J Jiihtunn, Arthur J chore*. S. I . Jnnaa. I). II. Jonre. E. IJem*. J. P. Jnhhkon, A. E. Kay, A. IL lain*, K C. laird, IL W. Urd, J. XL I a.veil. M. W. Lovell, XL W., Jr. taurkic (I. I. Iiirat, I. XI. lAindquUl, E. P. Lynch. H. II IliMwttaT, A. T. Ilowa, R. U Ilobkuon, J. II. Itblkf. O. G. Samm.s a . Wm. E, ®*nw. Ja., Sfhaal. T. W » m u . s. M. *<»U,A.C. fcXMk. c. It 1. J. ^♦Xanj, IL■ g^W .ILL tt*H^. W.E. ^jij.i. tera."v ^ Frank 5*rii. <1. E. !W**.J.k(. w. II. j . u. . UkhMII feNh. R. H. I'fc.n.L F. TV. Tk2**‘J i-A, a- Chandler Kennedy. 1. Krill*, W. II. Kmnmtd, I*wla Kennird, law Krcuiv, Chan. . Krauw, law!* Klkklrr, W. T. IVV*Sou**. W. W I'rkatvf, Cha*. 1'rretun, A. A. Erevan, W. R. I'ukaton, 8. lAirilon, II. II._ . ivrttw t J J, J IMMfBV.TTrE.' I'kkrn*, S. M./Jr, i'olk, I. C. Polk, Chaa. U Uoutkp, E. II. Itoliaon, J. N. llotalU, J. C. Ilobb, D. a Itubrnon, J. II. Iloti tnaoo, W. M. Pwtrf, F. M l*»at, L V. I $1295 Kret, IL P. Krnnoty, It. I. il|t)ll( W, |b, (>■ Maw, J. M. Mobley, H D. Mouthtnn, Jaa. Moirioon. W. J. Mnuthlon, E. J, Mona. A II. Mollard, T. J. mwiara. t . a, Moore, J. C. Mulrhfad. It. II. * X(u*oon. J. Murrell. K. IL, Jr. MUta, W. I>. MrCtrlland. J. P. Mrt^pller, T. O. MrDouial. Ore. C. Xtrilonald, Hon H. M.t'ulley, J. tl. MrOahaiin, Ora. McKinnon, W. M. McMIllte, W. J .. Jr. XI* M lllaa, W. J.. St. XlrPhorean, RlrhM. Mrlauthlin, O. W. MrCalky. lt. A. McDonald, IL D. Mrljuern. K II. MrKim. W. XL NkkrU, Cypreoa V NfUleton, Z. T. Nlrolipulre, Caataa Nolan. Wm. O. Nolan. J. 1Uier»tre*l, J. J. XL Smith, C. IL Smith, Uobt, H. 8 | w , A. 8, Sprev, (J. A. Sprerer, (I. W, Spurlli *, J. E. Smith, Hn Sti-aart, M. Xf. Htalnmryaf, P. E. Staribig, II. J. Stfvrev II. IL St wren*. R, E. StflnitfUow, W. A. Sm.fwrt, Print* Suangp. r. 1*. Snaait, J. II. Sullivan, T. L. . Smith, A. II. Smith, M. E. Slow*. C. M. Stcwp, E. It*. Sluna, W. I*. Smith. C. J. Splpp*. P. XL Stcna, A. H. Sqalrea, II. P-. .Squitaa, R. It. Telford, U XL TUipre, W. J. Thomaa, IL A. Thlfpre, W. M. Tcl*r. IL E. Toon, J. T. Turn**. P. IL Tylor, A. M. Tyitr, K. C. TyUr. W .l. Vann, W. M. Vernon (). W. Vkkery, J. XL Vinaon, J, K. William*. C. P. Will lam*, T . J, Willi*, lamrfa Win*. C. L. W Paon.ll. J. Wltllama, n . J. WMoon, John Wilton. J. H. Wlnbt, IL IL WUmnt. P. W. Wh*t, A. W. Wuhl-urn, n azniturn, Floyd f Ward, W 7D. Walker, II. IL Walker, C. D. Wllh*rln*ton, White, Wm. E Wood*. J. W. Wynne, J. If. Wymre.J. XL Ytatar, L. W. Zaroorraii. N klt T.oti con gel me won It 01 your money m al­ most any fertilizer, but Ideal Fertilizer gives you that and then some. ^FE R TILIZE R Irnon. H.«U If* a. S A Irttw. A. I- •irkklicfl J Erlekoun, Allied Koi. (,'bu. A. Pudge, J. C , liirviHxl, XL t. Garwood, G>.>. I l i |i n , u r . * • w in r ic e , • A d v a n c e Decem ber F irst HE price of the famous Chandler Six will be advanced December 1st, 1916, and the present Chandler Model in every essential way w ill be continued for the forthcoming season. We have always listed the Chandler car at the lowest possible price consistent with manufacturing costs involved in producing this high grade automobile. * * * We had hoped earlier this season in spite o f advancing costs of material to be able to continue the present $1295 price. But condit­ ions in the industry have now come to a point where this is impossible* * »* * ,, Our production costs today are fifteen and jone*— —*— ;— —;— ■ — ftuarterpercentr(15rLlIiugH erlhan one-year-ago.- • . Our profit margin per car has always been small. And the price must, therefore, be advanced to make compensation for increased^ production whyrgoa — . ^ . . You may purchase your Chandler car now with the assurance of a marked saving in. purchase price, and with the equally important assurance that your Chandler car, purchased now, will be up-to-date next spring,. ' * 4 *• • Distinctly superior Chandler features include the “Marvelous Motor” which with i^nor refine- ^ ments from time to time has distinguished the Chandler car for four years past and which will be continued in the fortneoming series for next season; genuine Bosch high tension magneto, the highest priced and most efficient form of ignition; Gray & Davis separate unit electric starting nnd lighting system ; silent chain drive for motor shafts; solid cast aluminum motor base,-extending , til the Close of Business November 30th Scven-Panacnfer Touring Car .......... ... . $1295 Four-PaMcngcr Roadster $1295 .' Seven-Passenger Limousine Four-PuuengFr Convertible Coupe Seven-Passenger Convertible Sedan ............................ 12595 $1895 $1895 CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, . CLEVELAND, OHIO STRING F E L L O W DEALER GARAGE SANFORD, * * FLO RID A *■ �\ <1 *r page Ortobf f 77, liV THE SANFORD HERALD routt TBESANFORD HERALD Sanford people tyetrrrs rrotiW froM' ofr'tfTT flfe in )Uhl*iigrrr-know general election. it If you attended k political meeting Rev. Catta, who has been certified A. R. J. HOLLY, tailor on the streets,Let the meeting, by JI. Clay Crawford. Secretary of M. HAYNES, Badness Mtn«2rr neat Saturday nigrt be an orderly Stake, as the nominee oT the Pro hi N U h M E w r T u w li; tad M » j one. • bition party, has made several toura j — —0-!-=• * . . of the state since he moved to Flor-[ Put some aside for possible sickness, or misfortune. We welcome HEALTH COMPARISONS Ida from Alabama a few year* ago. I itM c tirn o N r*KT, i* *ovas e t Some .of Orlapdo citizens are re - 1Possibly yoa have heard him in one, small accounts as well as large ones. The man who has a little mon­ O "flt TCAK« .« * * * * * * * -♦ * * * * •••••* ♦ •* • ceiving through the Vnails from San- or more addresses. Do you recall H I MOKI i • **»• *t • *•*• • *** ey saved is the one who is in position to open the door when' oppor­ ford printed circular* "addressed to that he advanced ona good reason [ TU B UK X,_ s ■ * __ ‘b c d l t l e d th 'jtW ] “ ■ 1" 1 ‘ " "Tourists and H om eseekers^jritlLl. why he should tunity knocks. PSI ie r t U iw n tr ^ tknte* IS.M Tm Tn i la comparative table of birth and death high«t'oI!TVe Floridians can bestow? statistics. * Did he eipress opinions on suhjects b Ut»<* MM BANKING BY MAIL A SPECIALTY Sanford births per thousand quot- that arc of interest to the *[elfare of i Ma Muu> tipM 22m* ed 17.3 and deaths 9.0. Miami, the people of the state? Did he say Eiiiw r i 4 i w «i Sm M rwt<b, 20,3 and 11.7. S t.'Petersburg IS.7 anything concerning taxation , or l U a AM M M w tk .M . I«T*. “ and 20.5. Orlando 15.2 and 23.6. state finances? Did he have any la DmU __ Says this circular: •'Compare th e.n m .t viaa. eomvtning*- drainage of •-* j-trgtrrrr Sn<f Cbme to isemtnole coun- the Everglades which is bound to •w ty." come before the cabinet before the Of course the circular doe* not te ll,! " Mt administration passes? Did be 0. L TAYLOR IL R. STEVENS C. M. HAND R. R. DEA5 whit is plainly the-fact and appar­ know how to stand on the constitu­ • 9 Cashier Ass’| CiAWt ent to residents of' these several tional amendments which will be F. L WOODRUFF Vks-Prssidwl submitted to you at the election at towns: I. e. th a t Sanfprd't popula­ tion is practically the'sam e year in which he asked you to vote for hire? year out and the -average per thou­ Did he state his position on the sand U therefore based on an un­ question of better roads or the m at­ changing population, while Lakeland, ter of a constitutional convention, , Miami, St. Petersburg and Orlando or did he%have any knowledge of are more or less toutiat towni, where surh subjects? '’Did he express any Cat Trying to Raise Family of Foxefc. try, as he should, for he has kept lations of tho pirty, to Vote for la . t Danjei Wiggins, who lives ' faith with the people; has given one nominees. people go in thousands for health view except that the Individuals in lirainer, N. C , felled a tree on his Control are allied with thieves or among the best administrations in considerations and, quite naturally • As I said, we all have our inj}. place a day of two ago. and discovered the history of the country; has up to . DEMOCRATIC TICKET hs tome of them are old. feeble and words implying as much? Did he that vidua! preferences in tho-matter* a mother fox and family had been date kept us out of war, while at presidential Electors sick when they arrive, they die and volunteer a prediction as to what candidates and are entitled to vote would become of him if he is elected deprived of tk^!/borne in the tsldsf of the same time maintaining the dig­ J. Turner Butler are charged up to these towns. and is compelled to sit among a the roots. * The old fox was killed. nity and honor of the country at for them in the primaries, but sitq j Morton Caraballo •’And, likewise the birth rate, the result is declared by those as. corps of officials the -personnel of Wlggina carried the Infants to his J. P. Clarkson though Sanford is prolific, as ail agri-. which will be praeticslly the same home and delivered them to a cat. who home and abroad. Then, too, the ponted under the law to act forn. Frank Harris bad just lost her little ones by drown­ country is prosperous, perhaps, more cultural towns are found to be, the as no*? Since the only change in ing. The mourning cat accepted ths so thai\ for many years, a prosperity I do not think, no matter what aj Milton II. Mabry, Sr, population of tee tourist towns is the state otfices except governor substitute babies with seemingly per- which being based upon sound busi­ individual preferences may hai* * Will H. Price. . largely made’up of well to do elderly been, that 1 have a ’right to ignorl will be the succession of Ernest te 't satisfaction. '• * ness conditions is likely to last. For Cniled Stales Senator families, past the bearing period — t*be result as declared by those legal­ Park Tratnnell folks,with their, children and grand- Amos to the office now held by Mr. "Statements have been made that ly acting for the party and vote ia Navigate Alaskart River. Knott, w-jiat would "become of Rev. For Congress lour:h District Ichildren in other places. If the Semthe general election for tome om Wilson would hot getthe normal Captain Lukens of tho coast and . . Catta If the peoplfc should force him W. J. Sears ! inole circular would . ex Democratic vote in Florida and that not legally declared to be the nowinto such conspirators or "ring poli­ geodetic surrey has discovered a prac­ For Governor * -facts it would be.more to tne purineeIf each individual vot« ticable channel from Behring sea Into i the state Democratic ticket, partly ticians." as he was pleased to .term W. V. Kno-t 5pose.—Orlando Sentinel.the mouth of the Kuskokwtm river. ularly its head, would not receive should do this, chaos would follow, them? For Secretary nf State This river, which Is next to the larg­ the usual party support. What are as it will assuredly follow urJas We would advise tjie more liberal We do not assume the attitude of est stream In Alaska. Is ntno miles your vie*s as to the correctness of Democrats stand bv the ticket. H. Clay .Crawford *of ■Elder* Spring water. Bro. dictator to any one, because every wide at Its mouth, and Is navigable For Comptroller Howard. We did i vt get up the man has the right fo a fixed opinion. for over 600 miles. Its delta extendi those reports?" “There are, of course, voteri ia Ernt-s: Amos oificia! figures statistics. they are "I cannot believe there is much, the country known as indepcndmtv Us great submerged flats a hundred Rev Calts has fixed opinions regardFor State Treasurer up th- ad'er- ir.g rro-t j-e.jp’.r. You have a right miles out to sea. It was through (hat if anything, to them. I take it but they are largely independeata ■ and w* did tv’t c**t J. C. Lunir.g to study carefully .whether ho will dangerous delta that the surveying Democrats will support the nomin- from principles and are not aligeed For >lalr Snpt, Public In.t.-udion r ;p r » arc n.tg**r.» ar.u you can t remler you greater service during steamer Yukon found a channel hlther- ees of the party, state and national, with kny party. Such voteri should \V. N >heats -:i- ‘.h-rrs «ut. And furthermore an 191*. 1 ‘l 1* 192) and 1921 than to uncharted. The newly discovered- That is the pledge everyone partici- not and usually do not participate For Justice' 't n w n f i ourt patjng in jn the t jie Democratic primary in the primaries of cither o$e of tU O r'snio man pro.-urel ih« .tatinti'* Wi’.’.ia-. V Knott, the nominee of channel will enablo steamship com-j!pating Jejfersor, R. Broar.e panics to send Tessels up Into tho ar.-l ha i :h -n p.-:it?J Sow1 take tbe Jane primary and a roan w h q , i made, and while 6 f course 1 .would great parties or other means'adoptal R. Fen^itk Ta;>lor fan overdose of .Orhinda Water and has labored faithfully-and earnestly Kuskokwlm, and thus to begin the ex­ not undertake to speak for anyone for the nomination of candidate! ploitation of tbo mining, fishing, and , . . . , For Railroad ( o.nmUsione* turn on the gas. - - , in the Several capacities in which th agricultural riches of the region; Cap'I 1 1 11 * believe a <arge major- They hence have a right to do ai • Royal C. Dunn —"—0 ---tain Lukens reports that In making ° those participating in the late they deem best in’ supporting roea people of Florida have called him in For States Attorney Seventh IMst. the survey he took 14.236 soundings, primary entertain the same views or measures at an election of ofDEMOCRAT? GET TOGETHER the past.—Plant City Courier. Joseph H. done* and will give expression to them by ficers, whether executive, legislativt The Mar.atcc River J-urrfkl on* over an area of moro than a hundred For States Senator Nineteenth * juare miles, and that In some in­ their voti*s in November. or judicial., Of course it is ntedlai ta *.* t *. » lit «.*f .--.rd advice: Go \\. r-^-jford stances ho determined tho position of I 1- — -a** -r.'1. i v ik? up and 'It is true no doubt that some to point out that the case of surh a For Mrmhrr lb u*t* of Kepresentit t « bis soundings by making observations . 11 ,s , i r person is totally different from oa* a rgf t .agaiiiM a combina­ voters- are not satisfied F 1. V. on mountain peaks more than 60 miles 1 claiming to* belong to a party aaj tion of Independents. Prohibitionresult of the primary away.. Shipping cpmpanles at Seattle For < ounly Judge who has participated in its pri- 1 lists and Republicans to break up ■ plan to build two light-draft steam- throughout or with the ticket pre- maries. E. F. Householder' the party in Florida.’* PAOLA POINTS ships especially for river traffic on sented, but I feel sure most, if not For Sheriff , J. E. Bona left Sunday night for the Kuskokwlm. We have only to look back four" all. of those participating in the pri- • "These ace my views, imperfectly E. E. Brad>‘ Leesburg, where he will take charge f yea*s to a period when dissension ---------- --------- :— marv will support the entire ticket. expressed ar.d perhaps of little value, For Clerk Circuit Court of Chase’s packing* house for the cost the. Republican party a crushHo Prefer* Wife to $3,000. .That is-the only way of preserving but I am nevertheless glad to pre­ E. A. Ooug.ai* Season. ‘ mg’ defeat—a defeat, u h Rather than Ipse his wife, /or whom irUact thc Democratic party which sent them for whatever they maybe ich. hr For Sopt. Public Instrurtion. ag worth to the party and" i y ranfr J. P Felt of Eustis was a visitor he had paid 12.000. Pedro Demctrlo. a has (jonp BO much { o f th‘e rou the a bleisir.g to pro*«d T. W La»:or. , , , . ,, , ,. - dates." to Paola Monday, looking after his gypsy, dropped a suit against his fathB ut. in that ir-«tan For Tax Assessor er-lndaw m a Chicago court, through * w!lo!e amJ ^ ‘his «»»*interests here, 1victory Was complete. both A. Vaughn Mrs. Ellen Brown of Brockville. which ho sought to recover |3.0(Kf he *So n,at!or what the worth of a can1 ryivat;v . ar.d exerutiv e cor. ntrol accused them of taking from his trunk, didale he is of secondary importance For Tax Collector Untario. Canada arrived recently "ins wjfe has threatened to leave 1 party. Of course, we are all j DON’T THROW AWAY Jr.?. Li r.u'. and will spend the winter months _______ Demo him if he______ persistsIn insuing suingherherparpar- j more or less interested in thesuccess YOUR MONEY unanimous control ot th** Legislature with her son, IranK Brown at 1 he j ents."’ thc attorney for Dcmetrlo ex, I of this or that candidate, but our The i.»; of rr;.»;erc-i voters a;* but suppose we should have a Rc- T urties." plalned to Judge »_ La «Buy. ""He " would *"* [chief concern ' should " * Ije for the. inby selling to peddlers. You css 1—this '_iaue of Tl* e Herald. publican Govetnor. or a Governor Mis* Frances Pearson is at home | rather tato a chance on n0*recovering tegrity and unity of the Democratic grl much better prices by shippis] , . . weeks , ,in the,, $3,000. ’ elected on the Independent or Pro­ again, after party which cannot be had if part of spending. three ^ „ direct to u*. n c . , c . of, , It was a .year ago..that Deynetrio paid It w: 1 aoos be over a id the state hibition ticket? Such a condition Green the ticket does not receive the sup­ Cove Springs, thc guest n ___ „ . ? „ . . „ Alec Roncho and Mr*. Soko Honcho will rt'.u n to a safe ar.d sane policy car. only come through ;t disruption her port of the members of the party. sister. Mr*. J. W. Kersey. — - WE BUY----$2,000 for Tina, their daughter., th*: bar act tru ed i before the of the Democratic party. Florida' This by reason of their greater prom­ Miss Helen Iserman and Harold METALS. RUBBER. RAB3; “ has made wonderful progress under Henschen were week end visitors at •apiatu.’j began work. inence would perhaps be more pro­ r/erreocratiC rule. Could we expect the SACKS, BONES. ETC. ETC of My. and Mrs. O. T. nounced in the esse of those heading as favorable progress if "we bolt l ^e ^ ia-st-wndc.------------the ticket state and national. It and pay Highest Prices and CfV* T nat fcosp : tl question will bear ah wfi5 repre-! We were glad to sec the much Congressman Gives A ClcAr Idea of Ik* would be little use to have primaries ipve-t:ga:iiin- d 'like’j i i -by Ufl Prompt Returnsand nominate candidates if those Muddy Political Waters a V9 »t of the peiple. We question 1senti tenets direct!/ opposite to the needed rains this week, and hope the presented as the nominees of the the ngh: *,* ;h- ltv council t>ui!diay principles we have been prtaarving orange crop has not been permaPrice List mailed on applicailos Although Congressman Sparkman part); and whose names have gone jltnder the Democratic^ form of gov- ■nently hurt by the drouth. * a huvfJl*!.' ur,.cv* ads for same are * has represented the First district in on the ticket as such are hot to reernmer.t? Are w*e going to use the] voted fipoA. prim ary—the agency which we have congress for twenty years and the vMes at ijx it of lK W ah^ . .WEST GENEVA AVENUE e> «. been using to preserve the p arty ! _Mr._\VilL.Rnhinaoi>-wnd-datrght^fi. votars -of-thia -parr" 0 f“ FldrTda'have parficipated in-the primary and who Hugh" bjiar .m*n not been intimately acquainted with JackswiYille, * Florida Mrs. A.‘ G. King called at .the home him there are many of his friends thus stood pledged under oub pri­ -----estanding—to overthroar_ _e;ect our—own-f Journal has beer. principles: uid we not legismary laws, and the rules and reguL.T 1|ttIai C )r !ibel-byTprincipies? Did we not elect 1 ; p!a<e Tuesday to see his father ”c*r-;7 The amount is ab o u t, ;ators a few years ago instructed to here wTio- believe -that Uncle Steve i -------- ^ h as’ been very ill for -several Sparkman is.-not only on* of Flor­ $25,000 hich is a mere -bagatelle to formulate for us a primary SjttcEi-: ^who ^^ ------an ordinary’ newspaper man. In fa c t: und»r whlc'h'we could make nomin­ ida’s staunch Democrats but he ia a Mrs. Jack Vaughn experts to leave ixuch * small amount is really an in­ ations’ accorditfg' to law th at would man th at can. be trusted and his su lt to Sparanjan and he is thinking | keep’the"Detaocratle.party free from for Tampa Saturday, wherh she will •pinion of the present campaign is of bringing a counter suit for dam- | danger? Did we ■participate in the visit her brother, "Jim "Mansfield and worth something. The following in­ ■age to his fee.ir.gs.. t iprimary of June 6th. knowing that family for several days. terview in the Tampa Times is one J. R. Robinson has a permanent [that primary was duly .authorised j job wjth the Bothamley crate mill. of the calmest and cleanest opinions ♦ ♦ ♦ $ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ > •> • I M S M M ' under our laws and obligating ourth at has been given by any man in Mrs. A. G. King was on the sick selves to abide the rekult.-apprecit-Jlist last we:k, suffering from a very public or private life: Congressman Sparkman, who tin , t b . t t h . p t l m u j . . . . p « t o l L , „ . „ „ . k oI „ u„ |„ di,„U on. came home from, Washington rather ‘our law*" If we i not \.i--e .our , . L_ _____ ...■ \ Mrs. John Vaughan and Mrs. choice .undej; that impreasion. It John Robinson were the guests of fagged but with* the strain of the ♦> long and arduous session and whose would‘have been belter n o t-to have | Mrs. Will Robinson Tuesday. __ - n ' health for a time after his return What a difTerencc there voted at all. Independent candi-l Joe Neros has sold hi* tenant was not of the best, has fully revocis in Ink! dates have appeared for county of-, , fires in many sections? Why? I . ft houw t0 Mr" Christopher, a painter, ered his strength and is indeed look­ Some kinds are pale, watery* and ing better than he has for some time without the body necessary to because the aspirants are displeased j who has moved in. make them last as long as is of­ with our Democratic form of govern- ; Our little neighborhood is getting with a realisation of the fact that ten necessary. Not so with ment, or ii it greed for. office greed \ quite busy now, the crate mill at there -Is no longer such a strain on for personal gain? Did we have >work and the A. C. L. Ry. 'ptlmp his mind. To a reporter for the Times *yesterday he gave his view* such a ‘ condition two, four, six, j running too. Little Miss Gladys Robinson en­ on state and national affairs. His !;eight or ten —even twenty years ago? The strength of the First National Bank lies not alone in It is a strong Blue-Black Ink that will stay on your record Is it not be-ause*of the turmoil eh- 1tertained her two little cousins, the acquaintance with the national field its ample resources, responsible management and the books for yean, improves the gendered by Rev.-Sidney J. C atu, Misses Louise and Vera May Har­ reqdera his prediction th s t Wilson appearance of your correspond­ iljw ho landed in Florida oYily a few ney of Jacksonville last Friday and will be elected of more than passing recognized ability o f its directorate. ence and can be used in your * interest. His belief that all Demo­ years ago from a state in. which he Saturday. . fountain pen if desired. Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson and crats should support the entire party was defeated politically and assumed We have it in As a menber under the Federal Reserve System , this In­ daughter, Mrs. King spent the day ticket in the field is no more than the role of gubernatorial aspirant? Pints - - - - .75 When will it end? When the with Mrs. W. N. Culp Thursday at was to be expected of one of his stitution ofTers to each Patron all thc security of individual Half Pints - - .65 Democrats. looking the situation her beautiful home on the St. Johns sterling quality as a party man. 4 Ox. Bottles - - - .15 integrity from within, backed by the Tast National .Bank­ "W hat are your views as to the I j fairly in the face, get together, throw river. Cheaper Ink if you- want it < aside personalities and hatred--for political situation, both atate and ing System. First Step Toward Progress. national?" he was asked., "D o you one another and poll a united vote Itfor those whom the greatest number ‘ No one can hope to make any real think Wilson as well as the state [select in the primary. The primary progress In the pursuit atfd apprehen­ Democratic ticket will be elected?" of truth who does not Industrious­ “ Yee, that is my opinion.** said 1WM was neia held lo to on«t* obliterate all save one sion . II 11 • •• O ly ply the broom of Impartial Judg­ olfice. and unless ment. mercilessly sweeping down the' he. "In fact. I have entertained the primary can cobwebs of misconception and-error. that view from the first, a n d _ far enough ahead to deride Part of this Tork-ww can do for oth- recent devriopidcnla have confirmed SANFQRD, FLORIDA . ,j whether they ^-fTrM frt we must begjn by removing the opinion 1 expressed some time “ THE FARMER'S FRIEND" H tbt result of such expression, h the beam from our own eye before ago th at President Wilson will suc­ : PHONE 14S seeking to cast ort the mote that dims ceed .himself. He is developing .Would be better for both party fit _ greet shrength throughout the coundom and individual conscience if our brother's vi- ----- Exchange. .................................................. M M Don’t Spend AH Your Earnings THE HERALD PRINTINGCOMPANY X PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA im m m m w tm m xm m m m m ia flj : COUNTY HAPPENINGS ; STEVE SPARKMAN’S VIEWS i The Peninsular Metal Co. INK Assurance Doubly Sure ! CARTER’S PENCRAFT The tv J Herald Printing Co. Office Supply Dept. -—- 9 J.v> .- M r t .V - ¥ �PAGE FIVE t h e ’S a n f o r d h e r a l d nHobcr 27. 1918 Mr. and Mr».*F. it. Whittle ioro Mis. W. L. Morgan‘returned yesChristian Science Services visiting their daughter, Mrs. Arthur terduy from Philadelphia und a tour l^ttgular Christian Science services Johnson. IN » "ill bo • held next Sunday at 11 of the eastern states. She was ac­ Us.o Juba SolC Rising Flour for o'clock at the Woman's Club on companied home by her sister, Miss delicious hot Hiscuits—At’ all gre- Oak avenue between 3rd and 4th Ruth Mettinger. : Ulllc Happenings M ention II SHAPES I N- SI LK, ' REAVER. VELVET AND FELT cers. G-tf streets. Subject—Everlasting Pun­ • 0f M »lle« •" Bricf“ TRIM M INGS IN METAL, FUR. FANCIES, O ST R IC H Have you Investigated the C. & ishment. You are cordially invited Mr. Marion B. Jennings of Jack­ Personal Item s of B. Corsets at the French Millinery to attend lliesc services. . sonville, touring the state with W. V. 0 It DFAi IiY)It K A S \>E< 'l A L T Y I nt er c ut Shop. . *L!(Mtc . Knott spent last Tuesday with his The Christian Endeavor Soriet Hallowe'en Parly at Catholic Hull little daughter, G. G., at the home! gowmary of the T M U -t f S « l | of the Congregational church will A Hallowe'en party' there’s going to of Mr. Duvid A. Caldwell. T;,|h« Succinctly Arranged for be. give n ' Hallowe'en social at itv* pnr'()(> EasL-EirsL Street - — Next 1o McCattcrs" Hurried Hrrsfd Rcaderii nonage, Tuesday night. Silver of. And we want you there sure as c^»n Mr. und M r*r Q. I. Loucks re­ bo; , ----fering. All are cordially invitqd. turned Tuesday from their summer There’ll be joy and laughter by the itinerary and are installed for the -S-lb O’Kelly. Agrieoltural Agent -Tho French Millinery Shop, with ton. winter in their pretty home on Mag­ I the'Cowt Line was a visitor to Its competent force of designers and Please say you'll come and join the nolia avenue. "'- ’* _ th* city this week in the interests of maker* out of Gage Bros. N. Y„ is W. J . T H I G P E N & C O M P A N Y _fun. * better prepared than ever to renohis work- He was very enthusiastic This„ Ls the enticing Invitation is­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Miss _ AGENTS 'about the’ Sanford district, this be- vato and remodel your old hat.V sued by the Indies of the Catholic Hazel Hines and Mr. T. B. Lanier 20 -ltc inc bis first visit to tho city. He * church for the Hullowe'en party to states that the outlook for u good The Ladies Guild of tho Episcopal be held at the Catholic school hall of Tavares were a congenial party farming season for Sanford Is one of church will hold a rummage sale on Monday, Oct, 30, 1916. The visiting tho fumiiy of Mr. D. A. the brightest on tho entire A. C. L. Saturday afternoon and night, Nov. price of admission is 35c and Ahose Caldwell on Tuesday, having' mo­ tored over from Tavares to meet 4th in the Bishop block. O f t l c . with H O LD I O. system. who participate will be assured n Mr. Marion B. Jennings of Jack-, Use Juba Seir Rising Flour ft r Republicans, Democrats, every­ most enjoyable evening. , sonvil^c. , S a n ford , Florida delicious hot B lsculta-A t all gro- body, plan right now to attend the 6 -tf big meeting Saturday night, Nov.4. c tn . High School Notes . y . 20-:itc Don't let anything prevent you During the past week the follow­ , Mrs. C. R. Walker is expected and your friends from being out to W. A. McMuIlin hns pur­ ing have become members of the. home toilny from a visit of several weeks in New York and other hear the lino speakers Saturday chased a half interest in .the barber student body:* states. night, Nov. 4th, main St. cor. Park shop of Dan Hodges and this shop Herbert Kusselh** Sophomore from *4' ** _ will hereafter be the Hodges & Mc­ Texas. Ave. M . 2°-3tc M r.fUDavid Scholtz of Daytona Fordyce Russell, Freshman from Mr. Mc­ Use Juba Self Rising Flour for MuIlin Barber Shop. was a guest of friends in tho city on Texas. MuIlin has been in the barber busi­ ddictous hot Biscuits—At all gro­ WALKER DICKSON, Manager Tuesday. • * Vernon Kilgore, Freshman from ness here for several years anil has cers. f 6*11 ■ , * Just received supply of latest a large cjrcle of friends and patrons Orlando. Mrs. L. M. Hawkins arrived on as Lonnie is very popular and will The first exams of tho year were Standard Oil Co. oil heaters at Ma­ Wednesday from 'Washington, D. C., prove n valuable addition to the given this week. Every day the honey Walker Co. 20-1 tc and will be the winter guest of her Hodges shop located ln-the Woodr,uU Freshman has gone to el asses on For delicious hot biscuits use Juba building. tiptoe nnd with baited breath.- But, daughter, Mra. A. P. Connelly. Sdl Rising Flour—At nil grocers. R ETR EA D IN G A S P E C IA L T Y my! how soon they lose their shy­ Use Juba Self Rising Flour for G-tf Mrs. D w ight. Babbett is visiting delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ ness^ No Aufo Tire Too Large For Iks To Retread. • »1The- Presbyterian C. E.'s are so­ cers. Tno Seniors sent for their class her sister. Mrs. Haley in Kissim­ . G-tf # No Tube Too Iladly Torn For U» T o Repair liciting funds for tho Children's Gov.-t-o-be-Allen, Judge Cheney, ring> this week. They certainly be­ mee. Home Society of Florida. This is lieve in getting things done. indeed a good work and should have Co. Chm. O’Neal and others will' bo We can save you Big Money on Your Tire Expense Mrs. S. K. Barrett entertained the The Irving Literary Society held the encouragement of every citizen. in Sanford Saturday, Nov. 4. and , • . . „ . . . . . . r„. will speak, 8 p. in., corner.First and its meeting Friday, Oct. 20th, with n K cry Week yesterday afternoon ! Use Juba Self'•Rising Hour for " . .. , , . . with one of the charming meetings] Alt Work Guaranteed. Free Air At The Curb ......... ..it gro­ * “rk- Everybody turn oat. 2»-.itt very interesting program: delicious hot Biscuits—At all Vocal solo Virginia Brad;. ul tht- club. Mrs. B, F. Whittier Yesterday's Jacksonville Times- Paper on National Hymns cers. 6-tf substituted for Mrs. T. A. Neal. .... Union in its personal mention makes (1) The demand for Tunlac has • Alice Andes Mrs. W. R. Anno made highest broken all world’s records. Over note of the return to her home on sfore and was presented with a very (Musical accompaniment by seven million battles have been sold Huhburd street of Mrs. E. J. Par­ lovely rup flower holder in china. Fannie Rcba Munson) since it was placed on the market sons who motored .north with Mr. Current Events of the Week . . . A delicious salad course was served t*o years ago. Tanlac is sold in and \lrs. E. T. Woodruff of this city at tho refreshment hour. .................... Helen Peek in July lust, after which she visited Reading, "Go to Sleep, My Honey Sanford by L. R. Philips & Co. in Washington, Roanoke, Va., and * 20-ltc Ruth Steinmeyer elsewhere.before again coming south­ Miss Edwards was appointed pur For delicious hot biscuits use Juba ward. In the same column is rfo- liamentariun and Miss Stevenson Self Rising Flour—At* all grocers. tieo of the arrival in that city, critic. "A rose to the living is more thuu f - ‘f Jacksonville, of Mrs. R. E, Tolar of Fern Ward, Edna Chittenden nnd sumptuous wreaths to tho dead." tv 0. P. Swope, county commissioner Sanford to attend the marriage of elect from Oviedo was in the'.city her niece. Miss Virginia Evelyn Muriel Rhoades make up the new yesterday and reports his section as Grndick to Mr. Laurence King program committee from the Junior Wednesday, Nov. 1st— General being in first class shape and ready Cnruthera which wns an event of class. business meeting. Payment of dues. You don’t have to be The Boys Debating Society had for the newcomers who want farm Wednesday evening last. Biennial Day—Reports from the *. a College professor, g$ their first debate on Friday, Oct. 20. National Federation of Woman's . lands. or even an expert For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Resolved that Congress doid wrong Clubs. French Millinery Shop, tho house lamer to get paying | g | in passing the eight hour law ns re­ of quality and styles for tho Indies. Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. yK 6 -tf gards railroad employees. crops wit Ii«t of service. Experienced sales Nov. 16 —Welfare program to club. Afllrmutivo—Oliver Murrell. Clif­ Epitaphs of Living Folks. Big Republican meeting Saturday, ladies to siAve you. Never have to ford Walker. eve., Nov. 4. 20-31C wait. Work turned out same day. Negative, Virgil Smith, Watson Tho slogan this week. - "Snve-a20-ltc Club Notes McAleXnnder. Mrs. Wm. Stephens and Mrs. For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Bnby." The judges, Robert Greene, Rob­ Brown of DeLand will bh'tHe guests Sell Rising Flour—At all grocers. Big meeting corner First and Park ert Robertson and Leslie Hill ren­ of the Woman's Club on Wednesday Saturday night, Nov. 4. 8 o’clock. 6 -tf dered tho decision in favor of tho and will give reports from the Bi­ 20-3tc Dr. Davis, optometrist expects to Don't miss it. Our48spedalbrands &j negutive. ennial meeting which was held in be at the Robbins Nest Hotel about Five shares of tock at ten cents are designed to get pi The first debate shows Dint wo middle of November. See him for a share entitles the holder to a have ut\ abundance of good mutejial New York in May, Every mtmiber biggest possible proof the Woman's Club is urged to ntt ▼ember. 20-ltc certificate in the L!ave-a-Uuby Cjub. from which to pick n winning team. lit in the hands of tend this meeting for in it is interesFor delicious hot biscuits use Juba, (4) Hawaii, Alaska, Cuba; Pgrto With the help of the girls many vic­ nnd inspiration. ‘ average Florida Sell Rising Flour—At all grocers. Rico and other countries have clam- tories are assured. Dues arc payable on Wednesday, growers nnderaver- m , ‘ 6 -tf ored for Tanlac. Its fame is world-___ VotU-sw d oongs an;~hr1ng prnc- Nov. 1st. age Florida condi­ 20-ltc ticcd lustily for the football nnd G- IL_Ijamzay.- the—effh-hmt' FIT- WiileT tions. Among our gineer who is in charge of the Sem­ The- Presbyterian C. E.*a will call biukotliull season, much lb the reNon ultendnnee fine* will bo im­ inole epunty roail building was In the on you to fake slock in the Save-a- gret of our neighbors. formulas are some posed and name* posted - at next city yiMterday and stated that the Iiaby^Olub. Give your dimes cheer­ S-Rah A-Hah N-Ruh F-Ralf O- meeting of tho dull. Club members, thatfit TOURneeds. brick shipments arc being held up fully. Ruh,JR-Rah D-Ruh will your nnme bo there? Booklet is free.on account of the shortage of freight Sanford (9) Tanlac, the Master Medicine, Armour FevtiUxer car*, but that a fow shipments have which has been accomplishing such ■ Rshl Rshl' Rsht ____ Among the many excellent papers • already been made. "By Marion Gove, Works temarkabloTOJUltsTn^ali parts of the that have been rcud before the Lit­ Local Editor. -.-■Thr*largest and most beautiful country is tho most talked of medi­ erature Department this season, Jacksonville, Fla. Ilojra* Athletics line of coat suits, sport coats, long cine in the world today, Tanlac is Miss Lillie Farnsworth's' paper on There will not be much to report the "Kiora and Fauna" of South ooats and evening dresses will be on made of roots, barks and herbs and diaplay Saturday at the French MU- contains no minerals or opicates. . Rom the Boys' A. A. until after the America has created many pleasing game Friday. However, it may be comments. Unery Shop. ' 20-ltc . * 20-ltc t ■•j.kfc stated here that St. Augustine has a Help the C. E.’s in their campaign Hon. Von Swearingen, ex-mayor Commercial Department In her This column is opeq to all mem­ of Jacksonville will speak at the old to save the babies. school and therefore she has a larger bers of tho Woman’s Club for criti­ ^caking place Sat. night on First St. (2) The firm L. R. Philips & Co. bunch of material than we have. cisms and suggestions that will bo . ln Interests of Sidney J. Calls, has sold 688 bottles ol Tanlac during Robert Greene. helpful to 'clu b work. . * . prohibition candidate for governor. tho past twelvo months, which ” “ Jokes” * Lie Juba Self .Rising Flour for breaks all records for this part of Miss S:—Holon, aro you talking? Music Department daidous hot Biscuits—At all gro- the country. 20-ltc i Helen—No, Miss Stevenson. I «— — ~ -----#It was decided at the last meeting <*«• G-tf just SAID a word. Notice to Qualified Voters, Seminto ask each member of tho Music 450 of^ the latest ^jtovelUcs and olo County Department to give a silver tea to lincle* have just arrived* at the Mr. C.—Oliver, why were you ten of her friends and thereby to Board ol county commissioners tardV to class? ’ * Jfonch Millinery Shop. 20-ltc help make money to pay for the met October J 8 th, 1916, and re­ Oliver—I didn't get here on time. For delicious hot biscuits use Juba piano. vised thq list of registered voters of df Rising Flour—At all grocers. Seminole county and will meet on Miss Edwards in history—What v • 6-tf Golden Rod Reception Friday, October 27th, 1916, at 10 happened to Calvert, before he' eame Mr- °nd Mrs. L. M, Knott an- o^clock a. m., to reinstate any name Seldonv have the Woman’s Club over td America? nounce the arrival of Mary Virginia been more attractive than upon the o r' names that h)ight have been Bright Senior—He died. fln Oct. 26th. . occasion of the Social Department erroneously stricken from the regis­ * reception on Tuesday afternoon. V ' K n o x , Gage and Knlckor- tration list. Miss Stevenson to Senior Boys— Golden rod was used in profusion p *er h*t* arrive dally nt tho Any person whoso name has been "Boys, I wish you wouldn't talk. with quantities of yellow daisies and r*ncb Millinery Shop. 20-ltc stricken from tho list and who is I have enough to do to tend to the The Sem inole County Bank takes special interest in ferns, while upon the dainty re­ When visiting Orlando take n entitled to vote will please . meet Babies on the other side of tho the welfare of its custom ers and m akes It a point to freshment plates were springs of nuiinew Man's Lunch for 60 cU. at with the board on tho above date. room. *( golden rod. handle their banking business with the utmost d lsI, pol°nlal Inn, or a Shopper’a E. A. Douglass, Clerk, Lucille. Rincs. In tho reception hail Mrs. E. M. r,"Dch ,or 35 cU. Tho very beat Board of County Commissioners tch and cfllclency. Place yet. Mrs. Corniah, ProprieGalloway, president of the club nnd Seminole County, . Your account subject to check Is solicited. tor. Absent-Mindedness. Mrs. C. E. Henry, Social Depart­ 19-2tc '19-2tc Our Intellect follow^ our Interest ment chairman received together, And to concentrate on any subject we while Mrs. Roy Symes, hostess lor must find or croato some real Interest FOUR PER CENT INTEREST In I t The croatlvo minds of the world October greeted the guests and Miss PA ID ON S A V IN G S A C CO U N TS —Inventors, composers, artists, oven Miss Annie Hawkins ushered them Industrial magnates—ere sa absorbed into the auditorium'whero n charm­ in their IdcalHiuid ambitions that they ing program was rendered through- i seem "absent” to persons without out the afternorfn; including a piantT LYRIC THEATRE ideals or ambitions. number by Miss Fannie Ruba Mun­ Just received s new shlpmeaLoLHatters-Phalr— > .■ -,T~ son, a vocal solo by Mrs. Nellie Leavitt Tcrwllligcr, a piano Selection NEW W H ITE FELTS* by Roy Kbntwor4b and a vocal duet 4 WK MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CHILDREN’S HATS by Ethel and Florence Henry, ac­ (Continued from Page 8 ) companied* by Miss Florence Frank. • * Mgrrapidly convalesdng at home, hav­ Assisting with refreshments were ing, returned from St. Augustine on Mrs. W. P. Carter and Misa Nellie Tuesday. Elder. ‘ | FORREST LAKE, Pres. D. L THRASH R, V-Pre*. A. R. KEY. Cashlw ANDABOUTTHE C1IY : MILLINERY 2 MRS..GRACE E. WILLIAMS General Fire Insurance Sanford Vulcanizing Works 1st Street-Next to Ford Garage Phone 67 Sanford, Fla. AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED ■ WOMAN’S CLUB 1 Fertilizers If H a n d lin g o f B a n k in g B u sin ess* the q u a l it y s h o p | MRS. L D. PEARSON, HRS. A. D. PARRISH, Asst. jSeminole County Bank Sanford,Florida « * i A Home Bcink for Home People "Jr* V �■ ■' Orteber 27, ISjj THE SANFORD HERALD countries were represented ln ^ tume: Christian America, Mr*. ■]} Squires; Japan, Helen Chorpcnin/. China, Annie Moore; Homo Mi*! sions, Annie Cameron; Mexico, j u Estridjje: • Africa, AJton Morrii* A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ South America, C lair Cameron; The RESPONDENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ South Today, Mrs. E. J. Camrfoa. T Y -E FFIC IE N T REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD song, Marching to Zion; taU- 0j Mission Study CTpadcs,. Maud r an> eron. New members were caIT..j f0f M rs. Jack Vaughan and Mr. and CPS ALA AND CRAPEVILLE Mf*. John Robinson visited a t T G. and six names added to the mem­ Mr.' Edwin Clark and* his sister, Mrs. Mary Rradley on Williamantic, Tyner’s Tuesday evening. bership. Prayer, Rev. Mr. Mirkey Conn., came last Thursday in re­ Mrs. Mngnuson and niece. Mar­ aong, My Savior first of all. during sponse to the telegram to be with garet Ericaon attended service in which, the silver offering was taken EAST S ANEGRI) NOTES their father. Geo. Clark for a short town Sunday. *• * time. They were pleased to find 'Rev7 Mr. Hendricks was here The League benediction was (olio*, Jesse Lee and Kbba'Stcdt took in him better than they‘ expected and the sights of WoodlamL Park on Sun­ from Apopka calling this week and ed by -a ahort talk on missionary as he still continues to gain they day. an oves night guest of Mr. "and.Mrs. work, by Itev. Mr. Mickey. will return Thursday, taking little W. W. Miller. * Mrs. Jack Vaughan znd Miss (Continued on Page 41 Flavor u not expected of Charlie back .with them. G. C. McDougal attended a,meet­ Mabel Tyner A pect.to leave soon ordinary soda cracker*. But ing of the Cooperative Shippers Rev. Ericson was the recipient of for a visit -to Tampa. . Unecda Bacufr are extraordinary soda, League in Jacksonville on Thursday. an acceptable donation or pounding Misa Florence Clark will soon re­ by the good people of Ebenezer last turn to her posithmr in* Augtrstsrcracker*, and have a distinctive appetizing v/ Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Swanson have week we arc pleased to learn. His Georgia. '* bought the Wright place in Celery flavor. good wife and her slater, Mrs. Mugavenue, an improved ten acre tract A good sized audience greeted Buy Uneeda Biscuit because they are nuion were also presnet. just west of the McDougal farm. Rev. Edwards Sunday evening, lis­ soda crackers with a flavor, but, above Madams Swanson and Magnuson Walfred Pierson attended the so­ tening to a splendid sermon on,] all, buy them for their crisp goodness. of Upssla are spending a portion of cial near Altamonte Saturday even­ "God so loved the world,” an old the week at the McDougal home. ing. S cents everywhere but never worn out them^i The W. S. Warren and family have Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Lundquist j preacher dwelt on the (art th a t God NATIONAL BISCUIT moved back, from the Lord settle­ visited with his brother Edwin and did not have to love -it for it Was ment and are living In the Crelg wlfr on Sunday. . COMPANY disobedient and under condemna­ house on Cameron avenue. Rev. Erirson and G. T. Ilallinger tion. but even so, He moved heaven Several members of Mr. and Mrs. •were callers at Mr. Clark's Sunday. and earth to save it. We are always ! Joe Cameron’s family and little ' Mr. Norman Swanson and *ife Alice Chorpcnlng are suffering from were Sunday visitors at his parents’. supply us as pastor for the w in ter,' Mr. and Mrs. J. S.. Dinkel motor sjvere sore eyes. Abbe Sjoblom kindly brought him cd into Orlando last Saturday. Lionel Sipes met with n serious over to us from Lako Mar>*. —;-----accident Saturday evening while * WEST SIDE ITEMS LONGWOOD TICK EPS The well known commissionman riding his motorcycle on Heardali VETERINARIAN Mr. Chase of Tampa spent the Henry has purchased ten acres of avenue, in passing between Alex week end gubit of James Bryan. | farm land out this way, known as Foster’s auto, ■which was standing ----- OFFICE----B uy your shoes from the largest mail o rd e r shoe house. partly on the pavement and a numMrs. Ii. R. Chapman Is guest of \ the Frank Woodruff place. G e t them direct. Save m iddlem an ant! reta ile r’s profit. HAND BROS. bTniJI.ES her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. f Air. Rabun and Mr. Rowe are : her of people walking past it at the g G e t style, fit and quality. G e t prom pt shipm ent. G et I time. The motorcycle struck the 0 Bring in your lame and sick Dinkel. Cupt. Chapman has gone i busy men this week getting their shoes that w ear, a t lowest price , and p u t difference in | car and Lionel was thrown und .bad­ 5 horses and mutes. Hau- them to the Iwirder, where' Mrs. Chapman : lettuce set in the field. y o u r pockctl ln a year it will be com iuefubls. ly shaken and bruised and one leg o Ireated. Have theirtrelh examIn. With all the bachelors around we O ed, sharp corners dressed donn, Woederfal Y»ar Cppertua t; • Jillifucliea Ceixutrcd q projections cut off and dera>ed . expect to hear of a wedding soon. * « / **?*■* "** T tii, i . oerwwtnr '■•} V.'* »tv».,l<rf»tr ( a s r a M ta t • 0 molars extracted. . n l « . . RWI1.IOIWW.M in b a ,c h o p —^ .*>«-». ,.< V»ir m w o 1; .Mr. Emmet Grdmsley has return­ t.in H iiH ’ J w J u iw k ikn*« |..f l la* *.h n i , Uo—ill l>< retu rn ed i a i o n t l r QOODoaaaaoaooaooDDaoooDs ” >"■ T w » itt | ra o ..............t-r- 1, , '..a d ed to Monroe for- the winter, and "If' b « b i. i t » f ^ « i w t ) i ■ »- i / c b i r |t * S lin , S m .il |b . Y o u o - « *« bM h > I T l . Y o a ru n rv. his friends here are pleased to see e r t w i i o , Q u « t c u b l » r i - | 0 y o o n .ii to i a t t i i i l i o r>«k >1 • I in b n i ’ l yo>f RUN DOWN him. .■ • — o » rr» * n ,h t , In »>»• ,Y ., c u l l e r » iu x « u iiitc l M r p l u . yo n c i i r e w l r low p n e t t . If you arc run down,’ can’t eat, r.o'ipWc are having some interesting petite, you need meetings in our C. E. lately and have tnken In seven new members Afcata Wasted in the last two weeks. Our newest W , wtU fu y • com members, a ctivc, are Miss Nellie m in im i l a an y owe DCUVUQ) frttm f u d r ia [or u . King. Rev. and Mrs. Murston; as*05*. from ■nKing (riendr. A * m i> 'i soriato are Messrs. N. J. and Guy O - a i i J r r . b l . aide V BUck VWt income c u b , ouJc Stenstrom, Karl Rabun and Mrs. \ rUnlH, TONIC DIGESTIVE Ib i, w ,T. Write lot •\ brtlan. p ro p o tib o a . Wynne. . o-\ tu ry It Improves tbs appetite, is nn' aid to "Old Nig,” the faithful little black weak stomachs, and tones up the entire Falcon Shoe Co., Dept ' ,r> NewOrlean* dog, owned,, by Lee Walker Jr., got system. Sold only by us. $1.00. ft*NR • R^C. BOWER killed instantly by an auto Saturday night. The dog was nine years old and has quite a few friends who re­ gret the misfortune.' The school children here nre well pleased with their teachers, Miss Nellie King and Miss Nettie Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Sid. Barnhart were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. j and Mrs. Alfred King. | The .rain Tuesday was welcomed by all the farmers, a s 'it was getting j drF* 1 Dr. Housholder is tiling more of i Ills laud. and Mrs. Truitt's at 'Longwood, a former resident of Lake Mary, where music and dancing was en­ joyed until a late hour, when tight refreshments were served, liter which the party returned home in the wee hours of the morning. The w riter, has just received a very pleasant letter from'Rev. II. M. Morey of Ypsiianli, Mich., who has been the pastor here for two winters. He will be located at Tampa for the coming winter with a good pros­ pect there. C O U N T Y H APPENING S Crackers with a Flavor To theJast dro MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE rocer ! R EG AR D LESS OF WHAT OUR COMPETITORS SAY Your C R ED IT is Good Going Out of Business F. S. FR A N K Our Entire Stock o f Men’s Wear Mnst-Ra.------ S T T tirO U T C O M P L E T E L Y • • • * * , - * - ♦ j ~. j-— - * Fvervthing Must Go As Wa JHUII— --------- D IS C O N T IN O E O U R S T O R E liONAFIDE SALE for the This is po purpose of Retiring From Business Our Entire Stock, including Fixtures are now of­ fered at such low prices that N othing must be left. — emald Hardware Go SANFORD’S HOUSE OF SERVICE SANFORD F J iW (? ) rw 1 Vl — * _ FLO R ID A Phone 8 — Ji GUAyAtfTttg STORAGE, E V E k E A D Y NON-SOLPHATING B A T T E R Y ALL M A K E S A N D TYPES REPAIRED SEMINOLE . COUNTY Fully Charged Batteries to Fit Any Car GARAGE ATLANTIC COAST LINE SALE STARTS ——^ * — FRANK Men’s Clothier and Furnisher SANKORD. ELDER SPRINGS NEWS Mra. M. Murry of Palntka ia !: bpending some time with her nlaca, || Mra. I ' . f t . Lord. _____ i’J'Mr. and Mrs. R. If. Wynn arc via>icing parents for a few daya. ]' Mrs. I. V. Stenstrom waa -the !' gueat of Mra; C. C. Humphreys Sunday. * ___ Mr. and MrerK d alH H utrihhrey* were th’c .upend th e-d ay guests of Mrs. Cooney Sunday. Mr. J. M. Lord attended confer­ ence at Conway Saturday and Sun­ day, Mr. Waah' Mitchell haa moved to the Hooper place recently. Mr. and Mrs. Warren and family moved to' .Moore’* Station Monday. Mr. W. V. Wheeler left for Miami Monday. Wonder what for! A large crowd gathered at the home of Mr. and Mr*. J. ^M. Lord : Friday evening and gave our preacher. Rev. Alfred Ericaon a "pounding.” The table waa over- . -— FLORII LAKH MARY NEWS Harold Hcnchen of Oakland was a week end visitor' here. Rev. R. W.. Edwards of Jackson; vllle spent the week end here and preached a good acromn here in th 6 forenoon and at Upssla in the even­ ing. Mr. and Mra. Ernest Braddoek have removed to their farm hom^.at Emporia. *. Lke Mary will soon bo the proud possessor of a clay road to Sanford, which Is very much needed. Tha same- p a s ty th a t gave the fish.Iry a t the Sjoblom Hotel on Crystal Lake which ended, with a dance and singing with some very good male volc«i last Saturday night went on a straw -ride to Mr. Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Jacksonville Savannah.... Richmond__ WaHhlhgton. Baltlmoru Philadelphia. Now York.... A 25c Want AA in The Heral - j,' "i-".fW : •_ •-- •,1* •rfj will Rent Your House For Yo �THE SANFORD HERALD ABOUT PEOPLE .a n d EVENTS... SwiAJ.t’alewdar Ella Heli'n Holland who will he remem­ bered us Imvim: spent the winter in Sanford two yeais ngo. They will ho the Rues ts or Mrs. J. N. Whittier Ctelliutt-MMsie Club At the regular moating of the Ce- this winter. rilian Music Clyb on Saturday af­ Mrs. Gormnn, who has been the ternoon at Sirs. Munson's studio, Mrs. It. C. Maxwell will give a read­ guust of M rs.. K. M. Galloway re­ ing mud The program will he mostly turned to her home in DeLand on given by the little folks of the club. Friday.. Martha Fox, Clnra Millen, Dillon, Daisy hetts. ' A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP-TO DATE AJJiru >11 CwnniaiKMitoai I,.. ,Hn I. "San,,! Mifc P. A. Tiikiu, riwa* N». ZOJ with tho committee and send article" tor tho building Saturday afternoon. ^ ^ c H p t b n Dfnco at Woman's The Guild of Holy Cross Chi will nlso hold a rummage sale ^M n Zeb liaiiff entertains with Saturday on Sanford avenue, ‘ Hallowe'en purty for Miss Mol- committee request, the donalioi clothing and second hand art |ie Abernathy. Monday, Oct. ;U>-Afternoon— that can bo sold. Further infoi MJlrj U. W.^ferhdon will bo host- tion cun bo obtained from Mrs F. Sm ith.. ‘ es% to the Auction Bridge. •' CIulh IteGtlfr II ill Friends of Mrs. Thomas A. N,.al Mrs. Lola Smith LoGettc bus sent will he glad to hear that she. is out curds announcing the marriage (Continued on.I'agu 5) of her daughter, Sarah Anne, to MrWiliam, Charles Hill. Monday. Oc­ tober the twenty-third at Naylor, Georg! n. ' Tho bride is a. charming Georgia girl with many friends in Sanford with whom she is quite populnr, having met them last^spring yhlle the guest of Mrs. Clarence Career. The groom who is tho only son of Mrs. A. E. Hill is a member of the Hill Hardware Co. and of the Hill Lumber Co. of this city, well known in business circles and a popular society man. Mr. and Mrs. Hill are motoring down from Naylor, stopping over in Hie large !1 towns while en route. They are* expected in Sanford on Monday and will be at home after November fifteenth with Mrs. S. Puleston. Later in the season they will occupy- their own homo -on Third St., ami Myrtle Avo. Next week a reception will bo given in honor of the bride by thu mother .and sister of the groom, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Newman. CArfifmas BnMiin nnd Suppers With their usual enterprise and forethought the various church or­ ganisations are . planning tlieir sup­ pers and Christmas busnurs that are held annually, beginning this year rather earlier‘ than usual with the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor chicken pillau Saturday, N ov.’ll, in tho now Gurnor building on Park avenue. Daughters of Wesley turkey sup­ per Nov. 26th. Congregationnl bnznnr, Dec. 2nd. Pipe Organ Society bazaar, Dec. 2 . Episcopal bazaar and supper, Dec. 9th. ■ * St. Agnes Guild bazaar and cook­ ed food sale, Dec. 16. Circle D. of the Presbyterian Aid Society will give a Christmas sale* and tea—something new and novel—Dec. l-T-15-16. Others th at will'probably fall in lino will be the Altar,Society of the Catholic church, several of the Presbyterian circles and tho Pastor’s Aid Society of the Baptist Temple. ochial Hall* 'Tu-dsy evening. Oct. 31 — Miss Bertha Macey entertains ' with Hallowe’en party. . Wednesday, Nov. 1st— » Biennial report at Woman a Club given by Mrs. Wm. Stephenson and Mr#- Brown of DeLand. • For Ihc H a b iet The Christian Endeavor . Society of the Presbyterian church are vig­ orously pressing their campaign this w«k and untij N9 Y. 1st in behalf of Ibe Children’s Home Society of Florida, selling shares at ten cents p*r share in the Savo-a-^aby Club. Tso shares will entitle the holder to a certificate.. This society is com­ posed of hustlers spelled with a big STnot only holding tho world’s Vccord for efficiency but the contrib­ uted the largest amount In money, groceries and clothing than any other organixation In tye state to the Children’s Home Society, Flor­ ida’s beat and noblest charity. The Endeavorcrs should bo encouraged with if onerous response to their Huntmope Safes f Circle S'* - of thu Methodlit church will hold a rummage sale Siturday .afternoon und evening in the store room next to Lelllcr's gro­ cery on Sanford avenue. Members of the circle are* urged to cooperate (W H IT E ) Hair Cut Shave Children Tonic Massage Shampoo Singe - NEXT T O FIRE STATIO N P.ilmrllo Avenue Hallowe'en Party at Hotter Goodies! lo o rje jj C S/C DOc WW W yi OQi fY i D \J \] ScSt] (fO I kX J I m-c-l-t in your mouth —'light, fluiTy, tender cakes, b is c u its and doughnuts th a t just keep you h a n g i n g ’round the pantry—all nude with Calumet— the safest, purest, most economical Baking IW der. Tty It—dike away bake-day failure*." RcccNtd liichrtt Awutli | J r% | ftO fl A<w Cn I /,_•! #rfi — In l/i/ fa A a iiC ja , In Pipe Organ Society The regular weekly meeting of this society was held on Monday afternoon r.T.h . rs. W. E. Hetts hostess. An infer na! plnnsant time t was cnjoyi d. I rider the nimble j lingers of thcac h-ity workers beau- Honor of Mm. f'co. t'prhurcli On Tuesday • evening Mrs. Geo. Upchurch of Montgomery, Ala., wns the guest of honor at a charmingly it.formal card party given by her nis'er. Mrs. Geo. Shipp at her home on Sanford Heights. A simple charm prevailed in tho decorations of (lie rooms,• roues ami .pink coral vines being used in pretty arrange­ ment. There, were three tables of rook und live hundred. Music was also a pleasing feature of the even­ ing's pleasures. Invited to meet \) r- I' pc hurt It were Mr. and Mrs. Harry i'ilkington. Mr ami Mrs. W M. Haynes, Mr. and Mrs Poll­ ing Inn’, Misses Albino Frank, Marian Pncknrd, Herthn Packard . nnd Messrs. Kalpii Itolfsen and Frank Parochial There is a jolly good time in pros­ pect for all .that attend the Hallow­ e'en party on Monday nig It l at, (lie Parochial building of the Catholic church. Preparation)* are * being made that will insure an evening of fun ami InughttA-. Great Caesar’s ghost and goblins galore, will great you there at the open door, to say nothing of witches a ml black 0.1ts. The acetihng caldron with its love charms and beauty potions wilt vie with tho fortune teller to insure a future of health, wealth and happi­ ness. New and old, Hallowe'en games are on the program of enter­ tainment* nnd refreshments will he served, all for a very modest sun Tickets can he obtained from the members of the Altar Society under whose auspices' tho party is being given, or admission fee can he paid at the door. wgzfVftt Majuif&twe//# M E T A L - '{ a h CEILINGS. SHINGLES ROOFING AND OTHER SHEET METAL BUILDING M ATERIAL Wri te ToDsy For Cotalojuei and Special Quotations. — .,s ** Hallowe’en party at Catholic Par­ pa g e t h r e e £j4DEBy THE TflUST LVipfilgh* TUrt PchtffDcr A IIm i «^£h ic a g o Cheapnml big can Baking Powders do not save you money. Calumet docs— 11'aPm r and far superior to sour milk and soda. tiful articles in needlework arc rap­ idly accumulating for their Christ­ mas bazaar which will he hold Dec. 2nd. After the work hour and busi­ ness period, hot-chocolate and oak were served by the hostess. Those present were Mrs. C. A. Hetts, Mrs. Forrest Gntchel, Mrs. James TayIfir, Mrs Hnltarl—H..WIH—Mr*. HcftT-tfe Mailtos and Misses Jeanette Lalng, Minnie- Stewart, Kdietfi^-Htewart, J 'O l ll g lO The reason is the quality in the mat­ erials.; the extellent high class tailor­ ing; and the smartly designed style.- Mrs. A. F. Bell returned from Tampa last Friday and wilt have as her guest Mr*. J. L. How laud of Tampa. Come and learn the economy in $25 suits and overcoats. Mrs. Ciirl Yeber and children ate the guests of Mrs. H. A. Newman. Mr. Yeiser came up from Jacksopville on Saturday, remaining over until Monday. Miss Mell Whltner, who has been tho guest of Mrs. Long in,Jackson—■ vTIIo is now in Washington, D. C. Returning with her wpl _ be -Mr*.. Nichols and Miss Hotldnci; PHONE 104 105 E, F IR S T S T Come around to our shopun^Tefusfequip your car with this Firestone--—the tire L of maximum miler ,f\ age. You should Hor*«pow*r have the N o n -S k id tread for safety and a sure hold. Roadster $620 You should have the in­ built Firestone extras that stand up against the grind. Come in nnd test our prompt,’ efficient, cour­ teous s e r v ic e . It w ill greatly in cr ea se you r motoring pleasures. Our charges are reasonable; our work always reliable. F ire sto n e T u b e s and Accessories also on h a n d . WIGHT TIRE AND SUPPLY CO. I.. b. T.I.J. Three to fifty per hour on high—that’s the speed report wo get from owners all over the country. And 20 to 25 miles per gallon of gas is the economy report. SANFORD, FLORIDA • * A price that makes it the greatest value on the face of the earth— That combination has kept the factory thousands of cars behind sales for weeks and weeks. But we’re getting them in right along. Better see us about yours today. W . A. STRINGFELLOW , D e a le r^ • OFFICE B. & O. MOTOR COMPANY U liy The result will be that you’ll look very well-dressed, and you’ll keep on looking that way all the season/ . Prof, and Mrs. Geo. L. Maris rnttimed tins week from a visit to their old home in Pennsylvania. baking powO^ Y O U ’ RE A going to do y o u r s e lf the best “turn”you ever did th is season you’re our Hart SchafTner & Marx Var­ sity Fifty Five Suits Personal Mrtilion ^ ^THE FLORIDAflUALPBWOjCO/' :*;* ^ _______ ___ _ SANFORD, FLORIDA Th* WiHya-Overlnnd Company, Toledo, Ohio � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 31, 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/caadd972cefe28f50555efd8540ecfbd.pdf a1bd71edc62909a7569d201d456d116b PDF Text Text IN TIIE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION SA N FO R D H E R fUBUS HED SEMi - weekly ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN S A N F O R D — Life la Woith Living NUMBER 17 * SANFOIU), FLORIDA, TUESDAY.* OCTOBER 17, 1010 VOLUME VIII FARM LOANS FOR SANFORD IN THE FUTURE the lending daily newspapers of the at the bttt.-'But Flynn preceded C.ii- TV 1117 /"lTK A country., at a time when the heat ey, and likewise so did Blake. A I g jj H | y | | | | K l l I \ •throughout the nortli was Intense. the former was a puddin.' and i he 1mJ> 1 1 VJ v / a Y x a Jl L/ A little later tho copithlssion follow­ latter was a fake. So on that strick­ ed with ads In a selected list of agri­ en multitude n deathlike silence sat, cultural paper* describing the ad* For there seemed hut Jittie chance vantages of Florida for general farm­ of Casey's getting to the hat. Hut ing and for live stock raising. It Flynn let drive a single to the won­ is now placing n line of copy which derment of all, And the much des­ emphnsizes the money making op­ pised Blakeoy "took the cover of! portunities here in fruit and veget­ the ‘bnll." And when the dust had able growing nnd will conclude the lifted, and they saw what had oc­ fall campaign some time next month FARMERS SHOULD BEWARE curred, There was Hlakey safe at CALLED TOGETHER IN TIIE CELERY DELTA WILL BE AR­ with un ad on tho attractions of OF ALL W I L D C A T iTi antic c o a s t l i n e u n - second, and Flynn n-hugglng third. Florida ns a place of winter residence RANGED INTO DRAIN­ COURT MOUSE NEXT SCHEMES # Then from the gluddened multitude Florida as a place of winter resi­ aTL able t o s u p p l y AGE DISTRICT FRIDAY NIGHT went up a joyous yell, It rumbled DEMANDS dence. . ' *"Application has been made for a in the mountain tops, it rattled in Tho need of a regularly organized At a meeting of the' commission fifrtn loan association and wll I soon Pursuant to a general call over The brick ro«d» of Seminole coun- the dell; It struck jipoii the hillside the state from the Democratic Exec­ drainage .plan has long been, .appar­ to lie held early in November, prob­ bo granted.* Ten of thw progrcisivo ‘ , being delayed in construction and rebounded on tlu> Hat; For Casey utive committee the Democrats of ent in the celery delta and every fall ably in Jacksonville, plans will be furmers of. the Sanford section are Iiv the car shortage. This has been mighty Casey, was advancing to the Seminole county are requested to When the danger of an equinoctial made for the winter campaign. D interested and signed their names for L excuse of the contractors for bat. There was ease in Casey's meet in the court' house next Friday gale and its subsequent daniuge to is proposed to largely dupllcan'te tho association, the same being sent ,oB( t im e ' and wo arc more than apt manner as he stepped into his place; night at eight o’clock to formulate seed heils becomes apparent there is with this thg advertising • of hist in by As P. Connelly. Since there r i k e their word for i t in the face There was pride in Casey’s hearing plans for a general curtipnign in the an effort made to hitvi a drainage- winter, which was so-successful in are many schemes that are being ojlthe following statement of the and a smile on Casey's fnt-e. And, county in the support of'the Demo­ project. Attorney . A. K. Powers trad in g tourist travel fto Florida. worked on the unsuspecting farmers when,-, responding to his cheers, he cratic nominees In the November has been busy arranging this matter According to Mr. Franklin, » larger g'ilrr.infton Star: on this same farmers loan- hanks and iti tho following letter gives out number of coinmcrdnl bodies will it would .be well for those who are Th»t the Atlantic Coa&t Line lightly doffed hi3 hat; No stranger election. the following news that the project anticipate i n ‘ this tiurist campaign contemplating becoming borrowers R ailroad throughout, its entire in tho crowd could doubt ’twas Ca­ In another pnrt of this issue is the * .* mien, is faring ir serious situation sey ut the bnt. Ton thousand eyes official mil by the state committee­ ; is assured: than took part In the one directed to lead the following, despatch from vt _a great ^___ _shortage _ In were on him q* he rubbed his hands. en account of Editor Herald: to permanent settlers. Any city can Washington nnd beware of the man from this county, Hon. Schcllu i j #M cars was thq fctatemcht. piad'eJl^th dirt, Five thousand tongues ap- Mnines, and aU good Democrats arc The petition for tho Sanford. Col* Jin represented, through u commer­ strangers'who approach you regard­ u.. *• President plnuded when ho wiped them on his mitrday afternoon .by requested to attend .tho meeting nnd cry Delta Drainago District has been cial organization, upon payment of ing the- farm lonns: returned from the abstractors nnd ten rents per rnpitn of. population John H. Ketdy in an Interview with shirt; Then, while thu New, York halp along the good enust. As the Farm Loan Board is soon , representative of tta> press. Six- pitcher ground the ball into his hip. i. t- t.ecM revised nnd i* now ready according to the HRO census, the to visit Florida for the purpose of The Democrats of Florida are for signatures and is being circulated minimum assessment to lie $250. torn thousand of the cars owned by Defiance gleamed In Casey's eye. a securing data relative to th e loca­ the »y*tem are noy on foreign lines, sneer curled Casey's lip, And now. aroused to the importance of t lie among the property owners within in other words. - any place having tion Af the banks authorized under ,r.d efforts To get them buck huvo the leather covered sphere calm* campaign to he waged in the next the district. lex than 2.600 people in IfflO pays the law recently passed, it may ho hurling through the air. And Casey few weeks and Seminole county proved unsuccessful. 1 write you this communication l}250; any place with a greater pop- well for it to* he llrmly fixed in the ’There are only 8,000 foreign cars stood n-watehing it in haughty. sho(l|,i n„t be buckwgrd in coining because there have been so many in­ Iiti ion than 2,600 pay* ten cents per minds of those who expect to profit on the system, so on the basis of grandeur there. Close by the sturdy forward in tlii* great move. Every quiries with reference to it and it is capita. from the matter that Untie Sum has _ Democrat • nod- all those who expect to be hoped that all will -sign this osaershlp the road Is 8.000 short. batman, the bull unheeding sped "Practically without exception,.the come down good and hard on any to vute*tho Democratic ticket for the petition updo its presentation so To supply immediate orders, tho "T hat ain’t my style." said Casey. cities und towns which have been wildcat schemes for promotion. first time are urged to he present. "Strike obe," the umpire suid. From that no further delay will bo oc-. cooperating with the “ Florida Hr*t Ditcm needs approximately 1,500 Today the mutter was fully ex­ nr*. The’ great demand for cars re­ tho benches, black with people, there •If possible, the meeting will he clistened and you make this letter commission in its advertising work plained here when officers of the fects in some degree the generally wept up a muffled roar, Like the addressed by some of tho officials of public if you so desire. ' linve secured very much more in the board made it plain that not only improved business conditions, and a beating df ’storm waves on a stern the county utid the state nnd the It .la some considerable work to way of direct results for each dollar, would promoters bo barred and prospect for even brighter future and distant shore. "Kill him, Kill , meeting will he interesting aside find tin* real owners of so many of expenditure than from any of placed on the black list wherever the umpire!" shouted some one on I from the importance of the same. Mitall tracts of land ranging from .11 iIttir previous publicity work,* said found in connection with the or­ condition*. , the stand, And it's likely they' dhuvo of .in acre up in such a large area Mr. Franklin. "Jl is not difficult to ganization of joint stock land hank* ’ M fd to Hole just how the im­ killed him" had not Casey raised a and It is to be hoped that all. the assign a reason for the remarkably But that as the government will bear Sunda j ut the Baptist t'hurrli proved business conditions through­ hand. With a smile of Christian out the country were being reflected charity great Casey's visage shone; Last Sunday was the .'12nd anni­ property owners in the district wfll good results obtained." he contin­ all expenses, incurred in co nnectlon ascertain the number of acres for ued.' "The commission has expend­ with tho matter any efforts to liavo in the six slates tapped by tho Const he stilled the rising tumult; he hade versary of the Tirst Baptist Church which they have a dfed, so there ed for advertising in periodicals of the farmers subscribe to various • line system. President Kenly said tho game go on; lie signaled to Fir of this rUy.' known merit, every dollar that- was ’tflujimSs just at this tim e is very Timothy, once more the spheroid There was a special program ar­ will lie no delay when the petition contributed by tipi various boards of kinds of funds will bd strictly ruled . is presented for signature. out. good, due Inrgcly ie the south to the flow; h u t Casey still ignored it. and ranged for the services'on this day, trade and other commercial bodies. A. K. Powers, An agent Is sent to the homes of high price of cotton.* Practically nil (he* umpire said. "Strike two." beginning with a punrise service at For the Committee: Nothing went to administrative ex -1the farmers of a certain section, and the railroads of thw country nro find­ "Fraudl" cried tho maddened thou­ tho Temple with the other regular penscs—the cgmmls.*ioners have they nre told that if they will pur­ ing difficulty in securing sulilclent sands, nnd echo nnswered "Fraud!" services of the day and an additional 1 served without compensation and chase a certain amount of stock in FLORIDA FIRST SUCCESS . cits to handle the great volume of But one scornful.■Icok from ( ascy baptism al service in the afternoon. thq Htnull amount of money required a "farm loan association." this asso­ luthiers due to the crop movement, and the audience was awed. They This dny was an mini versury* for Advertising Campaign Proves Croat to cover their traveling expenses has ciation. when organized, will loan * the handling of fall • merchandise saw his face grow stern and cold, both the church’nnd the pastor -it been earned by discounts secured him money. The plan is to sell him Results ordered by merchants nnd an in*, they saw his muscles strain. And through prompt payment of biffs. a $50 share of stock for $100. Out • being thrrec yours since the arrival J a c k s o n v ille .' Ha.. Oct. U .—Tho create in the amount of lumber being they knew that Casey wouldn't lot The counsel of advertising special­ of the money which the farmer pays of Dr. Hyman as pastor of tho surcess of the fuff advertising cam­ shipped. On account of the phigh that hall go by again. The sneer is ists was ut the service of the com­ over, hnlf goes to the promotion expaign, conducted .b y .th e "Florida price* paid tor cotton, it is moving gone from Casey’s Up. his teeth are hurch. There is ' only .one member yef. First" Commission -has been even mission in the selection of mediums -pensc and the remainder is s aid to bo * freely to most of the' ports on our clenched in hnte; He pounds with and no publications have been ad­ divided among tho agents. with the chUrch'thaTwas a charter ac­ syitem. , • cruid violence his hat upon the plate. member with tho organization of greater than w*as anticipated, vertised in except those with good ‘‘The woret.feature of the outlook And now the pitcher holds the ball the church, this was Mrs. E. E. Cox, cording to W. I*. Franklin, treasurer records in the production of result* This action of tho hoard in ruling on the Coast Lino is the scarcity o nnd now he .let's it go. And now and to show this lady thul the of the commission who was in Jack- for Florida enterprises. Tho adver­ th at Any association which has had can. The ear situation has not the air is shattered by the force of church appreciated her many ef­ tonvUle u few hours yesterday morn­ tising agency handling tho business any promotion expense will not bo »ho»n any improvement within the Casey's blow. Oh, somewhere in this forts with the church during these ing returning from ii northern trip: for the commission not only gave i t : chartered, is intended to put n stop Put few weeks, and iti becoming favored land tho sun is shining bright many years, she wus saked to com­ Mr. Franklin reports a much the benefit of lower rates than wo immediately to such "farm loan asmere scute u'l the time. —The hand la’ playing somewhere, pose a special song to he used nt the greater volume of Interest in tho ag­ could huvo secured direct from the socl all on scheme.It has nlso come to the attention “We have in round fig u res'ap­ And somewhere hearts arc light. morning, service. .This song. "All ricultural amt other permanent re­ poriodicaln but has cooperated In proximately 30,009 cars on tho sys­ And somewhere nxen are laughing, the way oqr Saviour's led us" was source* of Florida thnn *vrr befflro such a way as to accuru the publica­ of tho board that swindlers arc at tem, practically half of which are off and somewhere children uhout: But sung by the congregation us a rally at all tho points which he visited on tions of cdltorlnl and news refer­ work in various parts of the country _ tht road, and, in*spite of every ef- there U no joy in MudvUIe mighty song. After the rally song the cov­ hi* trip. Most of the persons who ences to Florida of a most favorable selling alleged land hank- stock to fort^we have thus far been unable Casey has struck out enant of the church was read, and asked questions of him which indi­ characctr, the total amount of space needy farmers, promising them that to get them back. To be more exact tie roll of the church was called. cated consideration of Florida for thus obtained equaling or cxcecd|pg| i t Jxhltw-t,wv-th 1»-stocIc-t1nr-cOTnps»ty In figures, we haVo about .16,000 of Auction Sslc of Live Stock . _....... ..... . __ Tho morning service ended with _the their future resident*" rvkrfC*l 1x1 rhl1- HtSTToT wTiTrTTtTin commission paid.” will be organized as a joint stock • advertising u* having focused their land bank under tho provisions of our can off the line and only about Another Important advance m msTflMV Sm/muT attention on this state. 8,000 fnn-ifln rppg nn thq line, tho*now form loan act. ' * ■ • rih 'e ’cTcvcWpment of tho live stock Death of Mrs. Appleynrd At the afternoon baptismal ser­ T are inerefure about 8,000 Mr. Franklin has been away from idustry in Florida is announced by vices at Brisson’s pool, Mrs. Taylor In .order that a land hank may bo The many Sanford friends of Col. Florida for about two weeks. Be- nnd Mrs. T. J. Appleynrd will 'ho legitimate and come strictly under r. W. F. Blackman, president of was baptized, Tycro were to have ie Florida State Ljvo Stock Associ- been others, ft# the church has a num which had come to him before, he pained to hear ot the latter’s death j the provisions* o| the act, proceeds . . . . ■ I, _ .> i ..i _ 1, Mtusl 1>n ttearl left from various communities which her of candidates for baptium. • participated In thu "Florida First" which occurred in their home ih from the sale of stock must be used to lend to fnrmers and not to pay t a Sunday evening tho pastor deliv­ advertising this fall Indicated great Tallahassee Sunday night. The fol­ promotion schemes. • , ered the atiniversary sermon to the satisfaction with the results so far. lowing i» from the Jacksonville Me­ In every particular the Farm Loan • largest audience that has. been in Thousands of inquiries for informa­ tropolis: Nows was received here .yesterday Board will examine the orguniiatloir the Temple for some time. Fully tion have been received by tho local lour hundred peoplo were present at commercial bodies and hundreds.of of the death at Tallahassee of Mrs. of loan associations throughout the this service, ahd Dr. Hyman was at visitors have called on these and Thomas J. Apployard, wife qf State country before banks will be located Printer Apployard. Mrs. Appleyar in different cities and tho same hlghr ils belt, giving tho history of the freely salJ that they had been at­ succumbed ufter. a lohg Illness und standard of reliability will be re­ church, its past performances and tracted to tho state by the advertis­ for some day* her death had been quired as is the case with tho estab­ ta future aims. This services will ing of the commission. Many of lishment of national hanks and other momentarily expected. ong he remembered by those pres­ these persona, already have made Many telegrams of condolence governmental agencies. purchases of agricultural and other havo been sent tho bercuved hus­ ent. After this service there was a lands and will locate permanently band who, in addition to being Orlando City Primary . general get-together, old fashioned in tho stnte. * , state printer has for 30 years been Orlartdo, Fla., Oct. 16.—Owing to While In Jacksonville, Mr. Frank­ secretary of tho Florida Press Asso­ hand sinking, in which practically tho rapid work of the inspectors tho lin received a cotnmunlcallon from ciation, with a record of having all of the congregation took part. returns from the municipal primary Vance W. Helm of Miami, secretary nover missed a meeting until the election Saturday afternoon wero of tho commission, In which the .oat, held here, when his absence nig Lyceum Begins Thursday known in less thnn two hours after Those who attended the Lyceum latter stated that tho cast coast was mudo necessary by hjs wlfo’e the polls closed, an especially fast .ast year will recall how well paid cities and towns.which joined in the lines*. Mr. Apployard also is pub- bit of work and highly compliment^ they were In the high class enter­ "Florida First" campaign have so- isher. of the Florida Record, at Ta- tnry to the men who did it. tainments. You cannot neglect at­ cured remarkable results, both In ahossoc. anil the newspaper frater­ Totals for the. ticket are as follow*: tending to the purchoso of tickets inquiries by mall and in personal nity of Florida, joins with him in his For Mayor—L. J. Dollln*, 26, vlslta from Interested people. Mr. early. To date a largo numbor of grief. . • ^ James L. Giles 480. S. A.. Johnson Helm stated that In the past few tickets havo been *old. The season f ’ .1—:— ------------464. ’ . ' ticket at $1.26 for adults and 76 cts days tho hotel accommodations of Christian Endeavor Box Party Miami have been taxed tq tho u t­ For City Commissioner—A. L. for children. General adipl«ion* Tho ChrUtl.an Endeavor Socioty most to take care of the people Beck 173, A. G. Branhnm, 392, T. O. adults 60c, children 36c. of tho Presbyterian church is plan­ The Fairchilds Ladies Quartette from tho qgrth who are In that city, ning a bo< party for the untiro Brown 409, V. 11. Green 233, W. P. will he here Thursday night, Oct. most of whom «tre looking for loca­ Lyceum sehson ot tho Temple. Gwynno 65, Gordon Harper 64, R. tions. Fort Lauderdale, West Palm L. Holland 176, Cqrl Jasen 180, 19th, at tho Templo 8:16 o'clock. Beach, Melbourne and other east These young peoplo aro tlways on- W. E. Long 166. * . . . coast town* represented In the "Flot- thusiasatic oyer the high class enter­ The second primary will be held The School and Ihe.Chftrch ' . .. Ida First" advertising also have been tainments. In two weeks.. At tho Presbyterian church Wcd-^ called upon to entertain an unusual lies day night, Oct. 18th, Prof. B. * number of homeseekera since the M arras Fagg at Woman’s Club At the Presbyterian Church. Ezell will delivor a lecture on * 1 he advertising started. A cordial Invitation Is extended to » Prof. B. F. Ezell will lecture on School and the Church." Every­ every one to attend the Welfare De­ one la .cdrdially Invited to attend. . It will be recall*d th a t the com partment meeting on Wednesday "The School und The Church" u t This subject is a very Important mission started It s faljl advertisingB afternoon at the Woman'. Club and the Preebyterian church tomorrow one and a largo crowd is expected with a broadside setting forth tho U- hear Mr. Fagg'* address on "Social (Wednesday) night at 7:90. AU W l i to come out to the Presbyterian facta in regard to the summer, dIn I Progress In Florida." I cordially Invited to attend. mate of Florida, Thla appeared church to liear Prof. Ezell. DRAINAGE OF SEMINOLE FOR SANFORD WILL MEET SECTION NOW I tfon. • ' At the request of Armour £ Co., Ir. Blackman will cooperate with Ir. O. K. Cobb of York, Ala., one f tho best known breeders and dealrs in the south, in an auction sale f pure b?ed live stock for breeding urposes, at Jacksonville in conticclon with the opening of tho Armour �AM ONG THE THEATRES * * • ,* ______ ,_____ . ' • * #t • Chit-Chat pf the Play Houses in Sanford mountains near nn unfreqqented lake tense scenes are framed in settings Blanche Sweet fn "The Storm ” i>f \invisu-il picturesquencss, thus Blanche Sweet will he seen'at the The company was forced to go sev­ cpmbining two* of the most impor­ Star tonight, in tho Jesse L. Lasky eral hqndred mile* by train, nearly tant elements in photoplay produc­ production of "The Storm,” a thrill­ fifty miiea liy auto and through part ing Paramount drama written espec­ of the country they had to con- tion.----- ------------ :------------- * Hurt is cast ns David Hudson, n ially for her- by Leighton Osmun. •trurt their own road. Here they minister who is the eldest son of n camped for several weeks. and produced for th«» Luaky Com­ sturdy Kentucky mountaineer. He The story has to do with a beau­ pany by Frank Iteichcr. is brought face to faeq with the Miss Sweet has been seen in many tiful young girl. Natalie, ond her problem of choosing between nvengroies, but iq “ The Storm" she np-1studiolis father. Near them' arc . . . . . . . . . half wild, fun loving camped two young men, Robert | ing the death of his father, killed in pears as n a feud battle, and abiding by the fetired professor who .Fielding, a young% millionaire, and daughter of a scriptural teaching that "To mo beis bo submerged in his studies that he Sheldon Avery, who is studying for permits his daughter to run at will the .ministry. The two men discover longcth vengeance and recompense." His decision forms tho big scene of i n the Maine summer resort where Natalie, who in more or less a child the story and how he succeeds ulof nature and they both fall in love they live. ...... ............. _ being_ called timatoly in restoring order among with her. Fielding, The majority of the scenes in this hack to the city on business, leaves the warring factions is forcefully dothrilling dramu were taken in the n clear field for Avery. While en­ picted through out the remainder of gaged in teaching religion to Matalie, the play. the two gradually full, in love. Ono In Hart's support will he seen such I time they are marooned over night well known Ince-Triunglc plnyers ns by a storm in a hut •on an islnnd. Nona Thomas, Joseph J. Dowling, Natalie, the next nmorning realizes Fannie Midgley, Jack Gilbert, and that Avery does not love her, and Marvel Saflord.” The production refuses to marry him. He returns was directed by Hart and photo­ to the city and is ordained into the graphed by Jqo August. • Lyric mlull try, while Natalie, with her se Friday. • cret- returns to her fnthcr. Lyric Friday. . Fielding returns the next summer, falls in love with / Natalie, and his | The Lash” Something Unusual proposal of marriage is finally ac- Mnrje Doro will* lie seen at the ceptei(. His friend, Avery is railed I on Monday in tho Jcaso L. upon to preside fit thb wedding. . , Ingky |)ro(iuwtlon of "The Lash," a. I liow the affairs -are straightened vital -soNcty drama written.especial­ her by the noted writer, {eurorrd 'Ndialle gocfl to the man shs* ly-fir . , Paul , loves, and w ho respects her Is pre- West, and prepared fc»r the screen by George Dubois Proctor. It is a Parruined in a series of unusual dra-fGeorgt amount Picture." ; 4 • Blanch Swvfit in “ The Storm” fat the matic scenes. • For the story of "The Lash," Paul Star To-nililt Most Wonderful Plays’ You Ever West hns selected a forgotten little Island. St. Ka'li'te. a n d 'the drawing llnvc Seen III vi* you i»p4*n t hi* Triangle Pi.- ro.xri- rif u fu •hiotuihle soriety. Tlutill re Plays whi t h arc shown ii,t the little islnnil where the first few t!m•xfiiy anil1 Fri- he-.-ne!» of the picture* an­ laid, was /> ric Theatre • Vi,-ry 1nto.ct word .settled sevenil censiirles ago, by th tiny? Tlu-y are in tile production of mb.tion pictures. some harily' voyagers from , Brittany They Allow you miles upon miles-of and although the rest of tho world wonderful tiojural country; peoples •lias advanced, this island stHl rcE . F . L A N E, MANAGER. you have read only nl>out in book*. tains the_ customs and the religious ••THE HOUSE THAT PLEASES" They are not limited by the width bigotry of its ancestors. The inare ruled by a “ Perfect." or depth of a wooden platform; tin ‘habitants '' whose word i» absolute law. add-one whole world is their stage and their geography is limited only by the re­ of the customs is that any woman sacrificing Iter honor is to lie lashed, sources of thi-< planet. by the "ePrfeet," across the shoul­ ders'with a heavy whip. Florence Heed, in "New York” Miss Doro is seen -as tho daughter Oliver King, a patrician, becomes Tonight-Triangle Da), “The Apos­ of this "Perfect." She falls in love interested in a chorus girl who fools tle of Vengeance" fealuring Wil­ him. Learning her true character, with a young ohap from the outer liam $. Hart. "The Waller's he gives her up, but thereafter is world who has been nearly drowned Hall" featuring Hig Fall) Itoscdc blackmailed with n baby. Lutyr the and brought to her father's hquse. Arburklr. * girl dies. King raises the child, a She goes to the mainland nnd they boy, hut refuses to acknowledge his are murrif^J. Saturday—"The Girl from Frisco” parenthood. He then murries a girl Later she is the idol of fashionable "That Tired Business Man." who knows nothing of the incident. society and an attreative young •'•Pa's Overalls" Thirteenth The boy, grown, is expelled from widow attempts to take the St. Episode of "Peg O’ the Ring" college and takes uup his residence a Ba'tist's girl's husband -away from the former home of King's wife. The her. hoy, addicted to narcotics is visited Monday — ( has. Chaplain in1 his How the girl of the island applies by Mrs*. King-and while drunk at­ the law of her ancestors to.this so­ latest production "One A. M-" tacks her. In the struggle she kills ciety hutterlly, and eventually wins Don't miss seeing this and reg­ him. The coroner gives n verdict of hack her husband, is brought about ular program. suicide. Next day Mrs. King con­ in a manner which must lie seen to fesses to her husband. Tliipking the I he understodd and enjoyed. Tuesday—Fourth Chapter of Glor­ hoy his, he turns from her. T h e 1 ia's Romance, featuring Mias chorus'girl's mother comes to collect llillio Burke and regular program money, and when King refuses, sh The Popular Edmund Breese Coming tells him that the boy wos'not h is 1 "The 'Weakness of Strength," the own ami threatens* to tell the world •latest Popular PI ays and Players re-' Wednesday-—The Great Triangle ... , 1 . » ,, tease on the Metro program, slurring 1 )n)--*'Casc) at the But'^fcjitut- ------ fr%— -5--- ■_ jj 0 jB Edmund Breese, the eminent dramon Tving is amazing ing lieWolf Hopper. "Wings hoy was. not his.son. Ho goes to his atic actor, will he Been here .at tho and Wheels" featuring Joe llclwife who has become a mother nml fftar Tuesday. . The story whllh Is inont and Ora Carcw. from the peh of Aaron Hoffman, the a touching reconciliation follows. well known author and t>li(YwrigliL -was written especially for • Mr. m. S n V T T n F'ny or Kentucky j Br#eie nnd1a one of unusual power. tun U J Feudists _ . affording him opportunities for the " Irt "The Apostle of Vengeance," ! fullest display of his remarkable will lie seen at the Lyric Theatre dramatic gifts. It was produced un­ ^ Friday, William s. Hart is seen in a* d er-the direction of JIarry Rcvigr, story that i.« different from anything with a stellar quality in support. in which he has heretofore appeared. _t "The Apostle* of Vengeance," ADMISSION 5 AND 10 ( ENTS ’ drama from the pen of Monte MA7INKE: Katterjoliu, is a lulu «of Kentucky Tut^tUy • U rtinritlai • | rl*!af • S..ttir ’ji> mountain feuiUats utui .has been Jl:15 p. lit. . Night 7 p. in. Sharp handled with tho realism character­ istic of I nee productions. Its many LYRI C T H E A T RE P ROGRAMME EXCELLENT MUSIC i this m m ; NOT Lti\E m V -» n r. G. 0 P. Goniiiienos and Wh UJi ern Aspaot Ooly Parallels. v> * WHAT WILL THE WOMEN Uj? -He' Kspt Us Out of War" Rtgardad by Damoerats as Strong Argument to Gain Fomals Votas—Qanats Lotos 8ovoral “Jims*'—Bourns Taker Hand at Predicting. PROGRAM AT THE STAR \ October IT. 1916 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE-ETCITT “ Better Picture* for Better People"' Friday -The fascinating Blanche Sweet in "The Storm" , A Paramount Picture in five wonderful acts. Saturday-The big double tirogram-FJorence Reed In "New York” also "The Secret of the Submarine” in which a Maxwell tar leaps a gap of 47 ft. Monday-The Magnetic Marie Doro in "The Lash" A five act Paramount Feature. Turaday-Metro presents Edmund Breceo in __ V Weakness of Strength" also second episode of "The p Grip of Evil" entitled "The Underworld" j 1W U » 1,»(. .coin) Ing to reports received In Washington, that is something that Is cutting both ways lu tho west as wejl na In ilia vast. No. till* campaign la uot very much like the first Bryan cnnlpatgn. One thing that makes It different U that there In no -Mark Datum on cither side. < Campbell Rainbow Chasing. Not of his own volition, hut beenuao I10 wanted to acccdo to tho request of Ills good friend. Alrali Martin, tho Ilo­ . publican national committee member for Virginia, Congressman Phil Camp­ bell of JCnnsns made n speech In Nor­ folk. Campbell was deeply Impressed with tho Idea thnl by n |fropcr effort Virginia might l>e ihndA a doubtful state. It la true that In the days of old General Maliono and Ida Rcndjustcr parly Vlrgtula wail a doubtful (date, and tho Republicans canto near carry­ ing It In T88S, but aluco that time tho Democrottf hove l>een as sure of Vir­ ginia as of Gcorgln. .Campbell says that H i p Democrats of Norfolk want n change In the nnllonal administration. But when the lime comes for voting they will l>o found supporting tho Dem­ ocratic ticket. ift* " S O ,! ™ 3m No*, therefor*. Id pursuance ol se order msiU In Ihla taua* by the ILinorsbl* Jem** W. I’rrklna, Jud(* ot the Circuit Ccnrt t, vM.th Judicial Circuit ol tho Met* ot Florida, pul Ire la hereby given Ibet lb* let■>e)rr> end*- ckltets ol lb* City* *( Han­ ford, Florida, nr* by aeid order reqiired to bo and appear before the Circuit Court' la end tor the Seventh Judicial Cirri.it ol the Mel* ol Florida, on lb* Stst day of Octo­ ber. A. t>. toi«. at 10 o’cloFk a. ro . et Tltuetlll*,. In the count) ’ol llrevard, Stata cl Florida, In eald cirrull.'and to ehow reuse,It any they hove, why the eald itau* ot bonde thould not bo validated and eonAimed acrcidlBR to law; at auch time «nd pier* all pereonv >o drelrlnl may be hrtrd on tbc matter of the validation of said bead*.-*# l« nmrlrfed by Chapter IIP ol lb* Law* ot Florida ot 1916. • Wltnrsr, K, A. Uoutlats, Clerk ol raid cturt, on this the 12th day ol Ortubet. 1916. (aeat) . K. A. DOUCI-AFS. Clerk Circuit Ciurl, Seventh Judicial Circuit, Scmlnol* County, Florida. l6-Frl-3tc , • Japan Antagonistic. IJahllltlee • P o llen Du* on tc s ta llm e n t s to c k 4V.780.82 P ref.rrsd slift U e k ----------------------------- *8,800.00 Divider ds ou sto rk 7.810.43 M stured stock u n p a i d ...... ................. 6,200.00 18.00 Unearned prem iu m s. ___________ __ 2.00 In te re st.p sid ir. a d v a n c e . . _ _ _ _ 856.60 Interact v e t o e d ______ _ 6,235.00 Hill* payable, berrowed money *79.59 Cor tfngent I or rts e i v* fu n d .; v ___ U n d lt lijr d p ro A ls _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1,032.51 J. A. Holme* of New York, n mer­ chant with Interests In the orient, re­ turned front the far east and camo to Washington, tvlicto he told people tin t Japan was antagonistic to the United Htntes and Hint the Jnpaneso were spoiling for n light. He stopped nt Honolulu and said Hint Hie sentiment1 of tho JnpuneMO In those Islands was very hostile to (Ills couutry. The'appointment of Field M arshal Terauchl to succeed Count Oktimn ns prefiller of Japan Is tnken by many to bear out this statement. Oktimn was n friend of tho Culled States, while Terauchl's fondness fur this country Is lukewarm, to say the least. It may lie lrup. ns we Jienr on every side, that there Is-not a great jiowcr Hint does not halo lids country. And oven our neighboring republics on tliLs continent seem to dislike us. Women In Politics. In spite of the Indorsement which Hughes gave the federal suffrage nmrtidnicut nml the refusal of WJIsun to support anything hut stnto action mid control of the subject, the reinirts from the west Indicate that the Re­ publicans are somewhat npprchcnslvo Hint the woman suffrage stntcs tuny vote for Wilson. The slogan. "IIo's kept'us out. of war." Is being used with n great deal of effect, am! women ire being MM bv tile- Democrats Hint H u g h e s menu* war If elected After 1'. 1. hniirod step Hughes has tnken 11ml Hie Inrge Republican vote In Hie house for the Miffnjge amendment It would seem rather strange If tho wom­ en lu Hie suffrage Mates should vote for tho Democrats. The course of the htiff rage stntes nt the election will be watched with Interest. Losing the ‘‘Jims." , It so hnppcnod that a number of Democrats in the senate who gave the administration n great deal of trouhlo during the pnsf four years were named James. “The Jims" they were callednnd were often on the firing line. It looks ns If several of the “Jims'' would not lie In the senate next lime. Clarke cf„ Arkansas hns been claimed .by dentil. JI111 Mnrtlnc nnd Jim Itccd arc fighting for re-election. James O'Oortnnn declined to Ik? n candidate again. Bourns on tho Active List. Jonnthnn Bourne Is still on the nctlvo list. He comes forth with docu­ ments nnd clitlms from Ids eyrie and occasionally makes statements about what Is going to hnppcii. HRi Intent Is that Hughes w.lll cqrry every north­ ern stnto and that the Republicans will elect enough senators to control ♦he senate. Jhlinthan docs not have to make these predictions. There Is al­ ways n ninn nt national hrndqunrters to make claims. * . Are Very Mach Interested. Hanford llblldlng A .L e a n Aaaaclalfcw a t el J u n e SO, i o t a Asset* , Dollar* Cash on h a n d . ___________ _ _ _ _ 1.746.SI l.oens nn m ortgage security ________ 86,196.91 Loans on aleck eocurlty ........ .... 1,000.00 F urniture a n d A llu r e * .. _ _ _ _ __ *1.00 Flnea unpaid ____________ ______ 861.80 l)*llr«|uent iniereat and premium .. 8,290.18 Inauianr* and t a i r * due Irom borrowers * i 1 : 20.00 Areounts t e t e l v a b l e ---- l ___ 110.11 Total. _________________ _ 81,831.14 " T otal _______ ^--------------------- 82.633.14 P is te nt Florida, C o u n ty ol Seminole, as; I, A. f . C onnelly, s e r tc ti r y of th e above named Aaeoclatlcn, do aolrmnly awear th at the abon> eta te m e n l la true to lb* beet of my k n tw lrd g e a n d Itclief, ro help me Cod. • • A. P. C O N N E L L Y , Secretary. Sul scribed en d ew om -to betoro mo Ihla 30th day of S eptem b er, 1916. •_ It. It. d f a S. ■ Ncmary Puhllr. State ol H o iid a . My c o m n ilu ln h eii>ir-f Jan. 25, IfZO. C orrert— A tteat f>. L T eylir, . T. J. M liter. (aepl) * . Forfeit Ijskc. . * Dirtelora. ♦1 V '♦ -C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R T ISIN G For Sale— PoffT road cart and 1000 some orange trees. Address Box 224A Sapford. 11-Gtp For Sale—One International truck. Thoroughly overhauled and palnL" ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. __ _________________________7-tf For Sale or Rent — Well eatab.* lilhcd hoarding —houic. Address' Boarding House', c-o Herald. 7-tf For Salo — Hup Runabout, re­ built, $100. Srhcllo •Mania, City. 6-tf For Sale—Nice 6 passenger Oak­ land ailtomobilc, Also surrey. Ap­ ply Abernathy’s furniture itore. i '_______ 2-tf For Sale—Marine motor, 18 horse­ power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. First class condition, Sanford Mach­ ine & Garage Co. 93-tf For Sale—Nchrly now adding ma­ chine. $35.00. Western Union. ' 1-tf For Sale'—Owing to change to electrical power we have on hand machinery in good condition, coiw sisting. of boilers, engines, water pumps, fire,, pumps. Air compres­ sors and sundry other machines, which wc offer at price* which are a small part of the original cost. If interested-address Virginia Carolina Chemical Co., care H. II. Peabody, Suporintnedent, Sanford, Fla. 5B-tf FOR RENT ~ For Rent—House op E.. Second, between Park and Oak. Enquire 214 Park. K-tf* ♦ For Rent—Two or three light­ housekeeping rooms, over 5 & | 0c* Store. .15-ttp 4 For Rent—Two furnished, room* for rent. Hot nnd cold water. Mr*. W. W. Abernathy. 701 Magnqlig Ave. 14-tfe ♦ For Rent— Several nice otfic* rooms over Yowi-II'a. Enquire N. P. Co. 32-tf ^ All Local Advertisements Under Yowell This Heading THREE CENTS & For Rent—708 Park nv.-i ue. Er.Litic For Each Insertion. Minimum quire of 11. ('. DuDoac. Firat- and Charge 25. Cents. 48-tf Purl: nvenue. In answering an* advertisement where no name is mentioned in the ad, please do not ask The Herald for information as to the identity of the advertiser.' . ^Usually wc do not know who the advertiser ia nnd If we do we are not allowed to give out this information. Simply write a letter andl address it asj per in­ structions in the^ad.-'. * WANTED W anted—Iloy with bicycle . Muit he ah|c to read and wroitc. Polite, obliging, neat in appoarance. Wr*t16-lt • ern Union Tel. C.o ■ W anted—A good running second hand gasoline engine, one that will use kerosene preferred and' will* pull a three Inch ccntrifugnl pump. Writ* us its condition, what power and FOR SALE price, to Lake County Clay Co, For Sale—Splendid} 14 arre truck Okahumpjta, Ha. 15-2tc j fnrm ihsidc the city) limits of San­ W anted—Two or three furnished ford. Lesa than of a mile from housekeeping rooms. Give price and thtr passenger depot, lesa than Vi of location. Address "Rooms," e-8 u mile from th e ‘Ice Plant and the Herald. • _ 14-2tp new Dutton Crate Co. warehouse and -loading track. Good road two Wanted —Lady wishes position u sides.} No buildings. Been cleared stenographer. Work will pleaaL seven years, well fenced, level and Box 1052, Sanford._________ 16-tf needs no grading, splendid drainage, one good flowing well. Prjce for im­ Lost—A small black spaniel <jofmediate sale only $3500.00 and only Short tail, long ears. Liberal reward pnrt cash, balance on you want i{. for lu return. Cecil Gabbett, Na Must 'he seen to be appreciated. French. Ave. - -4Wl*-v Let - me show your This- 'property D v g a tla i r a l a t lh a I n l a rla r. would make u splendid sub-division U*8. I^nd Offlr# at Galnaavillt. Ft*. . Aug. I t t h . 1*14. proposition *of from 70 to 100 lot* Notfea la haraby g lvtn t h a * U'llliia D I nnd right where such is needed. Plllrain o l Waklwa. Pla.. v ho on Jaa* Nearest lots held at-from $100.00 to 2 t . 1911. mad* ll u m t a ta a d _Enlry,_ sa j <300.00 reach. - An ■ trunk foam ot- -R^TTin ^Slf,^to»n-hlpl<l9, *s! 'lUare IS investment-it.ia. pot equalled (pr the finirnllon t t e i r T oto m4ka Ftvg-ygaa j claim to th« land a b n c dead* price. Don't take my word, let me tabliah hat or* C lark C l n u l l C o u rt, a t Saalat* show you. J. O. Packard, Sanford. 'Florida, o n th* 58lh d ay of 8aptrOH», 1918. • , Florida. tri 16-ltc C laimant nanta* a* valtnaa ra: Tha Dlslrlrt ilf f»bo»l‘Ti-UigmlUto aim lire making n very great display of Interest. They want Hughes to come here nnd make n speech. In nsltlng*n man who.Is already overworked A. Ituvh ot Wakiva. Florida to make a speech In n city where t here W’. FL 1^4- ot W ckiv a, Florid* For Sale—An almost new 2 horso are no rotes they show nn unusual de­ W. it. H o d of Waklwa. Florida Waklwa, TThlldi; gree of Interest-In the outcome next wagon nnd a covered 1 horso car-' V . A. Iluah ofBOIIC KT W. DAAI3. month. ' . rihge, both in' good condition. '.Itx^ , 103 T o r e * F it-Idle ttrtlrx quite, of J. C. Ellsworth Jr., 3«arl l r y i I Mrnl • ( ll>( I n l r n t f U. S. L an d Odlre *• G a ls a w l I*. Jj*. O Small Girl Felt Safe. dall nvenue or telephone. lfi-2tp ; a. itV r_ m_b u a*r___ 16, I1*14-' t>’kfli Thu ..mall daughter was Industrious­ Nolle* I* haraby gl *o t h a t Hamual 'H'JJ' nay ol KuDkaa. Kiorlda, V o, on M u For Sale—One jump sent buggy, 19.1, m ade I lo m a a ira l Kafry. No. *^l y ly' Ironing her dolt clothes when her niotlu'i entered. "It’s wrong to work 1 sot buggy harness, used two fur N\V •, of Lt-rtlrn 10, l o w r t M P -I Ita ga 3J F;., Tall*ha are M eS*j**r; on Sunday.^ Have you.'forgotten tho monthfc. Bargain. Kcyatonu Poul-. filed n oil.a of lnt<n Ion to mak* Flv* Lord sees you?" “This Isn't work. And try Yard, Longwood. Fla. ‘J5-2tc I-roof, to c t a ’d l n atalm l o t h a land * drirrlio-d bafor-- C l t n ClraiUt t ou If the Lord does see me, ho knows Hanford. Florida, pn the 2nd o l f I perfectly well this Iron la cold.”— 1916. For Sale—Celery plants. Apply vamtiar, at vliirue; I laltnaat rat Judge. . Cecil Gabbctt, No. French Ave. It. A. Ntfhol-or., of tia n a ia . K. It. Kit*-**, of t i a r r v a . • lo-Wa. 16-tf J. It. Ilu d d freto n . of O ^ r v a ^ Florida ' ■ Surely Up to Date. M. W. T ay lo r. HOHT. W. DAVIS. Knicker—“la the car equipment com­ For Sale—Kentucky hor^e with y iDcbtaiplete ?.’• Bocker—“ Yes. It even Id- buggy, a.iddla und two sots of har10-Tua A Krl tote eludes Utter form* for putting off tho ncss_ Apply Cecily Gabbctt, North Daparlrilanl of lh a lulaitM grocer and butcher."—Judge. U. S. Land omra at OaJajsvUI*. French avenue. 15-tf S#pt- S-I. T Nolle* la h ereb y gjvrn t h a l . .Uty****, For Sale—Five acre* of heat cel­ Rtpwn. at W aklw a. Flatlda. » h" ; ii . a | g , C t t f a f l '. C * w l .( t a v a a l h Judicial Circuit In a n d far Naminat* Caaaljr, Hlala of ery land in delta, at Moore's Station, gual 16. 1812. mad* Itosirelaad t a u t • 1 o u o t s . for s l i of N E H . S a a lo n t .1. J P Iarid a 20 8. B ang* 28. TalUkaaa^a C ity a t Hanford, a m unicipal fended, artesian well, all 4indcr cul­ •hip I n ftltd n o l l f f ol Inlenllo* to c o rp o r a tio n , organ lird a n d a itivation, near R. R. and brick road. y aar I’roof to retabllah HaJ"* ,to f. tilin g under to* lavra* o( tha d rerrib ad . before Clark S ta t a ot Florida, Price $1,G00. ‘Terms, $100 down, abova a t Sanfard. Florid*, on- th* Bth day va C itation • T h a S t a t a a t ' Florida, r a rat.. balance $100 a year, with interest fiwvambat, l » l * . Claimant »an<M J . U. Jonca, Stata A tto rn ey ot at 7 per cent. Call on J. F. Mc­ i:. A. Iluah. #1 I ho S ev e n th Ju dicial C ircu it, A. II. Wallace, c l Waklwa. T U ' 1’* B tale ot Florida. Clelland, Moore'a Station. 15-tf _A. 0 . Von Mar bull., at W eU w s. F tart To t h e T a in a y e ra an d C ltlta n a of lha C ity ot Haatord. KamlnoU C o u n ty . Florida. By ARTHUR W. DUNN. W haraaa, a palttlon w as on the t l t h o t October, 1816. filed In th* above Washington. OcL i t —ISpcclaLJ—An day • la t a d c o u r t by th* c ity ol Sanford, F lorida, effort Is bclug made to ninko It appear a m unicipal corporation, org aaitad and r e l a t ­ u n d e r th* lav* ol th * State ol Florida, that the campaign of lOltf Is like.that ing, • a l t I n s fo rth th* f a r t t h a t a s election was of twenty years ago. when lu ISisJ bald In th* tald clly of Sanford. Florida, th * 2 8 th day of S e p te m b e r. 1818, to de­ Ilryan was running for president tho oa te rm in e th* quevtlon. w h eth er or not there first time. Thu only parallel that can ahoutd be In u a d by th * clly ol Baafard. Florida, b o n d a .ln th « an m of 145,000.00, bo made of It Is the confidence which foe tty* purpoa* at p a y in g , retiring and r e ­ tho Republicans have that they will funding ah Ivaua of bonqa of th* city of Sanford; In th * au m of *16,000.00, carry tho eastern state* and tho batUo bearing d aFlorida, | a January 1, IS I7 and maturing they nro making for (lie western states.' J a n u a r y 1. 1817, raid bond* to b* of th* o m in atio n ef 51(00.00 a a rh and to t e a r It In true Hut isaues have arisen den la la rre t a t th* rata of five an d cn* halt pat. which are susceptible of creaUng a re n t —pee—aw n um ;-aald bonde to mature th irty y a a r a t a f t a r the d a t a of th* t n u a n r e feeling In the west antagonistic to Hie thereof, a n d to b* d r i e d J u l y I, 1816 and tv re July Bcpulillcrtns. or. rather, tif favoring tho *a mu ... .......... . 1,. 1818; n n d ,. . f * '* ~ tttlMI Democrat*. Iiutat.ly tho tight hour law ^U—^T feavaJaT tbS ret"uTn.“o “ ^d' alec- T• NTATK.MKNT OF C O N U IT lU N Sal*—60,000 .. caullflowtf" R. B. Motirqe. 12-tfc For plants. For Sale—Strawberry plants. Mr*. Jack Vaughn, It. D. No. 1, Sanford. A. M. I liu n , o . w j M y A ^ g ; - v a I t-Tuca A F rl-lS te _______ B*«l 14-3‘ P Cheap for Cogh—Second hand rubber tire top buggy. At store of J. E. Pace. . 14-tf r a a o a M*n« For Sale—Duroc Jersey Registered PILE REMEDY ■tock. All also* and age*. F. F. la a acientifically prepared mrehetf Dutton. 13-4tc tuukUin twin* for proper use: alsoutw ■JUT— For "Stile—Fine Big Boston Let­ for internal use In same package- A which you can use yourscll. tuce plants amt Extra Fancy Celery edy on its meriU- Aak ip. Sold only by plants. Burpeet' Stock.' J. D. 60c and $1.00. c Hood. * 13-4tc �October 13, 131, THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX n s lo w e r o f. a h r a fn e l w as (M u re d onTo th e m n t p a lu th lu n k ra n g e , nnd those ESPECIALLY Nobler Instincts of Animal ADAPTED Brought Out and Made FOR Y6UR STATE • Use Of. OUR INSTRUC­ TIVE CATALOGUE Aient. He was .director of the dogs Remarkable ‘Ond Touching Incidents attached to the Seventh French armyt AND WEEKLY Recorded About Canine Contlm ' A Deg Academy, PRICE LIST genta of the Franco-Brltlsh Ono could write a whole volume up­ Continental Armlet—A on the prowess, the exploits, tho hriiv* . SEfft) FOR Dog Academy, ery mid tho usefulness displayed by *) THEM TODAY Ea MARTIN SEED CO. <8 JACKSONVILLE. FLA. r s A w n iii> MACHINERY AND ALL SUPPLIES Wrile For PricesAnd Catalogue London.—Mr. Theodore Mnrples, F. Z. S., editor of Our Dogs, writes us fol­ lows In the Continental Mall: When the wnr Is over nnd Its ter­ rible Incidence Is committed to the his­ torian to chronicle lu permanent form, the dog, the traditional 'friend of mim, must surely come under review, for has he not often formed a part of the operations—held the position of a genuine military unit, nnd not nn un­ important one either—In the warfare? Jn this world war real "dogs of war” have been "let loose," ns In ancient Itomnn wars, with this distinction, thnt the dog's natural propensity has beva suppressed; all his nobler Instincts have been brought out, so that It tins been itosslhle to employ him with safe­ ty ami success ns scout, sentry, mes­ senger, as a draught nnlmut fo? draw­ ing small, field' pieces iu situations which neither horse nor motor trac­ tion could negotiate, nml last, hut not l*Hi*t, In fihdiifg wounded soldiers uml S U B S T A N T IA L R E D U C TIO N S ■4 EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 19l(> Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania VACUUM CUP EBONY TREAD BAR CIRCLE COO Mile Tires 5,000 Mile Tires 3,500 Mile Tires ' S 12,10 $11.15 .... .r 1 .... $ 9.70 . .. 11.80 ...... ■ OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION The growing demand for Pennsylvania Tires, under the inevaealfle policy of (juality first has enabled us to heavily, increase our volume of sales and notwithstanding the present high levels in the raw material market, to elfect substantial savings in cast. ' ■ The reputation of the Pennsylvania- Rubber Company is sufficient assurance th at the established Quality of Penn­ sylvania Tires will be maintained. WIGHT GROCERY CO FLORIDA SANFORD Florideal Alkideal Seminole Represent the best known In th e fer tiliz er world Send for catalog and price list Ask for spray Information Wilson & Toomer Jacksonville, Florida') Mean Question. Sho (Just Visaed by ‘ litnO-^f'How who were not killed were captured." dnre you?" Rapa aald ho would kill ,■* Tito dog Ren or Afikac, which lost tho first man who kissed mo.” Ho— two f»‘ct from frostbite while on duty "How Interesting. And did ho do It?" For Sprains, Lameness In Gallipoli, nnd wns-put up nt nuetlou —Judgo. by hla owner, Tneiper- Ben Hqulrrvll Sores, Cuts, Rheumatic of the Suffolk Yeoiuunry, realized Penetrate* and Heals. £101 (about $305) nt Ipswich lied Hongkong. S tops Pain A t Once ' Cross sale. Hongkong la not a part of tho main­ An'InMnnco of a dog's fidelity is land of China, but la an island off tho For M an and Boast 25c. 50c. $ 1. At All Dealer, that In which u dog In the south of coast. It contains about thirty square Khgluml, whose master had enlisted' miles, and has u population of £oino nnd gone to France, subsequently ful- UOO.OOO. Tho place was.ceiled to Great .lowed Itlrn, bonrdlhg n steamer cross- Britain in 1811. It has onu of tho fin­ (lig the channel, pml tracing him al­ est harbors [a tho world. most to the firing line. Ah showing the Inseparable alliance 111 this war.lietween soldiers mid dogs, It may he slated that, besides the ac­ rjihis "small change," which otherinse tual nrtny of war dogs, nearly every British, Preach, Belgian, Russian und ^ might “slip through your fingers Itnllan regiment has Its own speCt’al will mount up monthly and easily moot ranine ‘'mascot." SAVE the dog In this great war, but 1 must content myself with recording a few The FlorioaHetalProouctsQx of the more prominent cases which huvo come under my notice of the In­ . MANUFACTURE telligence, sagacity, fidelity und devo­ M ETAL tion to duty which have characterized the dog under altogether novel Con­ CEILINGS 1 ditions. CUIBERTS. SHINGLES The French have nn association of AND OTHER war dogs, the president of which Is Mr. Etienne, formerly war ml ulster, SHEET METAL und tlio acting president, Mr. HcUnn, L BUILDING J formerly president of tho municipal council. This association Is really a m i ITT TOOAT roaumosutz dog academy, In which a curriculum .'O^KSONVILLE of tuition Is laid down to fit the psychological capability of each canlue student. Tho Prussians attach n team .of dogs, to every jager (rifle) battalion, « Circuit C am ! af I h Judicial which are under tho control of practi­ In -lk Clrrult ol fio tld a , B am lnelt County. la C b a n r t r r cal doggy officers. They art* mostly Kclltrhala, l'gm ;U alnanl of the sheepdog breed, a register of Ella K.----Va. J o h r It. Krfiarha'a, Dvlendaht which, numbering 15,000,- Ik kept for T<> John H. Krllrrbala. Ni ah villi-, Tadn.t moblllznUon purposes by the Vanin You » ill ibko notice t h a t you aro hrr»b> iti,i lr*d to appear to th« hill of complaint fur Deutsche. Schafer bund. Dogs hre ltl*d thla rauar, wherein you aro mod* ulso employed by other reglineuts, up p o n y Ini|pl*:',dant, i n Mo doy, ih a Gth doy of to ten with encli battalion, They are N m t m l i r , A. U. 15M6, follur* la do ao will t'lll l« b* lab* a* eonfratrd. -mostly of (lie same breed, hut Airedale fa II»•lia*M further ordered th I thla e l u t i o n b* puliliihrd In Iha B a rfird Herald, a naw». terriers, Doh^nunfi Pinschers nnd boxp a p ir pubtlahcd In Sanford, Seminole eounera (a sort f hull terrier) are also Sy, Mm Ida. onto a w*ck lor to u r cunaacutitr a rtli. employed. W ilm a * m y hand and a ral r f *a ld r r u r t al Work of Belgian Dogs. S a n fo rd , 8 * m ln * t* r o u n iy , F lo rid a , th la Iha iliy ol September, A. I>. IU|8. Rel gtu m have 27th Roth Russia (»*ah K. A. D O U GLASS, • their 'M ir dogs, which huve been large­ Clark of Circuit C ourt. S ev enth Judicial ('itcult of H u ll! * . Seminole C o u n ty ly employed with the greatest success. ■**.!**t f.am • .•. When the Prussian hosts swept r va. C itatio n Sue I . Mima and P iy l« n V. Mlm*. T o Su !_ Mima and IV, ton V. Mima, H<rid .n r e U n kn n a rti It appearing fcy affidavit fllrd herein lh at th e n . l d e n r * ol you and each of you la un­ known and H a t I her, it r o pi-faon in the atal* of Morida, th e nervier ol a aubpoena upon a l u m would I Iml vou | f a »a iit Hue | „ Mima and Peyton V. ,Mlm«. And It appearing tram aald affidavit t h a t you and vach ol you are av er th e age ol tw . lily one >ra r*, T h r r r to r r , It la o td t r a d lh a t you, Sue L. &|lm* anil Peyton V. Mima, a p p e a r to the above entitled caut*. o r or before the tth day of Iteerm ber, IQIC. or Uie MU t | enmtD ii.l In >»id cam e will be tak en a* conleva i| a | i l n < t both at you. I la further osdrred th a t Ihi* order be p u b th h r d in the S* fold lie) aid, a m w»p*t**r nuMlvhrd In Seminnb- cou nty , H ot-' Ida. c i l i a a wrrlc t i l eight ttetka! Wlmeaa my hand a , clerk of the Circuit C hurl, Save th Judicial Circuit. Seminole r o u ttl). Mot Ida, nn thla I hr £9th day ol Sept mber, I HI<5. (aval) K. A DOUGI.A8B. Clerk t Ircult Court, S eventh Judicial Circuit, Seminole Co., Ida, - 12-FrM 0tc Cross Dog League," which began ac­ tivities early la tho war with eight ilogs, now hurt 2,riot) in tho Hold, ouch with Its own [minor. It Is assort oil lhat tho lives of nt (oust H.ooo wounded men have been saved liy these dogs, ' As II Ins (nit Ivo of what dogs cun do in warfare It Is recorded that: "A newly trained dog was brought Into a front lino trench one night In France und after snllling the ulr awhile ‘pointed obsHtintely at a cIt luiti | oiln( In tho trench and could not lie linbleed to come away. Ills com­ panions declared Hint there must bo some Prussians near by, but the luibljiml occupants of the trench ridiculed the Idea; tho thing was Impossible, they suld. In lb* C m n l j J u d g e * Tourt, Seminole I'onntr, Mari a "Suddenly n soldier asked whether Heiwy Pulch. Mam ie P utch. l.ee P utch It was. possible that the dug had struck ToSadia F u lrh , l^ vvry P utch and K alla Mae P u teh : 1 a listening post, Everyone knew that Nolle* i* hereby given lh a t i ahall on the there was one about somewhere, but >3cth day ut t Ictober, lulfi, apply to the of the above named court, at fal* u|. no one hud over been aide to spot It. Judgo In Sanford. Florida, lor an ordei to take The captain was skeptical, hut or­ fire tmaaeaelon ot and eell t i e real eelala ol Putch, d'reaaed , for th* purpeae ct dered lire rockets to he sent up, nnd pKaatie y in i the debte ol her e*tale At which there, sure enough, were three Prus- t i n e and place you are requfifd to b* and before the aald cou nty i u d i t and sluns posted In a spot only a dozen appear • how c a u ir, It any you have, why aald ordei yards or so ofT the trench. • bould not be (ranted. D ated S a n lo r d ,.F lo rid a , Septem ber 16th, “The dog had nosed out In l£sa than , IBI». ' . . ___ . — — -h k n h y r t r r c H , a quarter of nn hour it listening post AdralnUtrator. .which-thw entire regiment" TliuTspent two months trylngi to find." lw Circuit C«Wfl, S eventh Judicial C licall Marquis, « Dog Hero. Seminole C nunly, Florida l a Chancery Carolina t hemlcal Co., Mnrauts, the famous regimental dis­ aVirginia C orporation doing buslnena' In • patch dog of the French Infantry, wns the S lat* cl Ploiida, Com plainant _________________________ _ mentioned ns having fallen at the lmt»__ ■W«; O. A ldrldgi, Jerome II. C U atldn file* Hoed C om pany, a Corpora* Ua-trf-HamtrargrfinTfioTlelsIan fron­ lion, l l r u m Itllehey A C om pany, tier. 11In soldier comrades burled a Cui pi ration, Tarbe, Davta A om pany, a Corporation, J . A. him and raised u monument 6vor his Ct’otten and J. C. P a tte n , i o grave. He wns dispatched with a mes­ p i l l n e r t , doing butlneia aa C hatn o o i a Medicine C om pany, sage at a time when It wns not safe ta . mith, Kllna A Pronch Company. • to send n human messenger owing lo a C oip o raiio n , Alice E. Hill, »»c m r i ' ot th* M taln cl W, J . the Intensity of the Prussian fire. rIllll,1 der*a**d, M o n l a f Rrolbera, ' Marquis received n bullet wound and a C orporation an d G e t. II. F trnald lla id w a r a C om pany, a Corfell, hut rose to his feet und crawled hack with the message undelivered, letting It drop out of his mouth, stained with blood, nt hla master’s t'ompany • l orpumuon, J. A. i »ii*n *na J. C. r » t t * n , c o-p* rtn*» , d o ln ( burin***.** feet. t 'h s l t s n o a s * M*dl*ts* Company. Hmith, It was mainly through tho Instru­ Min* »i»d F r t n t h Company, s Cprpor»U*n, ■nd M e n u s Urothcrv. a C o i p o u l l o n i mentality . of the Rritlsh wnr dogs, I t *pp*arins from the affidavit duly Siad Roll, Podge, North, Rnc anil Ruff that in th* abova c*u*a by eoun»-l for tom plaln*nt. th a t It 1* th* h*ll*f of affiant t h a t th * the French army wns able to drive the dalandant*, J*rom* B. Illr* 8**d Company, Prussians out of the Roeslngho woods * r u n oration, llni«n. HJtrbry ■ Corporation, I)*»l* A Company, ■ rorporallon, In one of tho Yprcs engagements, J.Park*. A. P atto n and J. C. P attan , co-nartn*r* while Prusco. n hull terrier thnt served ill In i butlnaaa aa C h a tt a n o o g a , U adlrin* om pany, Smith, Kllna A French C om ­ with the French motorcyclist scouts, Cpany, a ro r p o ia lie n and Montag llroa., , are raaldanta of a *U t* or being carried In the side enr, wns ar o ororporallon try o t h e r th an th* atat* of Florida; th a t most useful In carrying messages back tb* n place Ol raaldanr* and addrtaa o( aald d a f M d s a ta are aa folloaa; to headquarters. Jarom# B. Kir* Bead C om pany, a to r p o rThe dog Dyntno, nn account of Ills atlon, Now York CUy. Now Yojk, [liuan. JU br y A C om pany, a corporation. Now York great sagacity and clever work with Cr hity , Naw York. Park*. Davta A C om pany, the French army, has also won fame, a corporation, h o w York City. Now York, A- r a t t a n and J . C. P a tt a n . co-partner*, nnd Lutz, which distinguished himself J. doing bualneaa aa Chattanooga , Madlrln* in ono of tho Verdun engagements, C om pany, C hattanooga. Tanncaaoa, Sm ith, Kllna A French C om pany, a corporation, was mentioned ns follows: Philadelphia, I'c n rty lv a n la , and M onU g "Employed as nn advanced sentinel Hrothara, a corporation, Atlanta, Georgia; t h a t tb a aald defendant* ar* oaar th* of during tho night of February 21, he tw enty ona year*, and t h a t thara la noagopargave warning first of the German at­ aim la tba atata ol Florida, t b a aorvlco of aubpoena upon wbvm would bo binding tack by re la te d growls, and com­ aupon aald defendant* or an y of them ; pelled attention." tbarafora, yoe, Jar m* B. Rico Bead C om ­ pany, a c rpcratlon, liman, KJlrb*y, A C o m ­ Foils Qerman Attack. pany, a c- morni<m, Parke, DaaU A Com­ Another story Is told of the exploits pany, a Corporation, f. A. Patton and J . C. P a tof a French sentry dog: "The night was dork; apparently asleep, the dog lay for some time at his master's feet. Suddenly he Jumped up nnd stared through the darkness in tlio direction of the Prussian lines, und then uttered n low growl. Hla sentry master needed no further hint hut straightway went hack and warned hie comrades, who lay low. * "In due course tho Prusshdis crept up to the foremost trench, expecting to take the French by surprise, wheu the payments on' a brand-new OLIVER Typewriter—the regular $100 machine, N ickel makes this wonderful writing machine yours—but a small first payment. - Send for Complete Cat­ alog and Penny-Pay Plan Pennies Printing Company AGENTS Sanford Florida THE U N I V E R S A L C AR The Ford M otor Company is one of the larg­ est consumers of stool in the world—200,000 tons this year. The groat volurns of produc­ tion—over 500,000 cars— and the elficient Fortl manufacturing organization, brings pro-, duction and selling costa down to a minimum. T hat's why Ford buyers get more car for less money. Runabout, $315; Touring Car, $360; Sedan, $615. All prices f. o. b. Detroit. Or­ ders taken by C. F. WILLIAMS EDWARD HIGGINS A gent Lumber, Bricks, Lime, Cement, Rubber Roof­ ing, Shingles, Corrugated Iron Roofing, Doors, Sash and Blind, Cement Blocks, Beaver Board, Mouldings, Cypress Boards, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay and King Windsor blaster SANFORD FLORIDA �. *,-w New Headquarters for It in rumored that Geo. A. DeColtcs, Arthur YowjJi» and—L. P. McCtiller had speeches all prepared for the occasion hut they had no chance to line them us the reposition forces melted away ns soon ns Rev. Steinmeyer opened the attack and there was nothing left Tor the lieu­ tenants to do tmt pick up the van­ quished and carry them to the hos­ pital. , Phis shows what team work will do and the Sanford spirit was there and the Sanford delegation made a great impression on all the delegates present at the Ocala meeting. WORLD’S ••SERIOUS” IS OVER Tires and Service Now on H and a t Our Address Below OTOR car owners of this community hereafter may count on risfor a full sup­ ply of the internationally know n Firestone Tires M F ireston e e q u ip m e n t— Tires, Tubes. anH Accessories—has com e to be more and more an essential to safe, satisfactory motoring. And our-service adds further values to thcTircstone benefits of “ Most Miles per Dollar.** < Call on us any time. WIGHTTIRE&SUPPLYCO. FLORIDA SANFO RD , than $2,000,000 were made also. In Atlanta, Indianapolis, • Columbus, Niw Record Created In Country Denver, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Richmond; Wichita, St. Banks Joseph, Baltimore, Dallas, San An­ Wuhltifton, Oct. 13.—A new high tonio, Detroit, Seattle, Lincoln, Record for resources and deposits and Washington and Oklahoma City. widtr distribution of money than Increases in country deposits are >r before will ho shown by cornshown in the case of each of ten let* returns fjom the national hank states from which returns are com­ cf September 12, in the opinion if treasury officials after examination plete. Ohio leads this list with coun­ fifut« reported by .66 reserve try bahks showing a ^Ucpoait-Ju. country- honks-In gSrem! crease of 126,060,000. . [*t«. Most of 4ho big eastern • Comptroller Williams declared in a Boney centers have lost meaterially statem ent tonight that the with­ « deposit* since the call oh May 1, drawal of deposits from the larger iwe figures show, and there haa eentera had not interfered with buslmore than an . offsetting In- noas-grow*K-there umI*tlisT "mo unfmia In-trim Iter cities coun- precedented nremlentefl accumulations of funds Ift-tmattcF dTies and In coun­ t y districts. and • hanking credits in other cities The decrease -in’ New York city and towns throughout the country, ■«* II ay l amounted to $222,- and especially in the country hanks In Boston it was $80,- in significant .and is impairing a' busi­ W0.000 and in Philadelphia $18,- ness confidence nnd a "degree of se_______ reported ____ __a curlty of stability and optimism ?W,000. Francisco of mob than $36,000,000; Knn- throughout' tho length nnd breadth g City nearly $24,000,0&0; PittJ-]ortha.U nU cd\State 9 whiclihgkrare1,000,000; Cleveland, $18,-' been experienced by any country." ^ ( 0 : . Omaha. 514,600,000; ItousBANKS FULL OF MONEY . - — 1— * s«n i ^ '000'000,- and Chicago more lb 57, 000 ,000 , while gains of more PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD (w k -J ii!!! -* ** * •* • petitions should "not he sent to Tal­ lahassee but to the various hoards of county commissioners. ' Mitchell, the independent, of St. Petersburg made ■tho same error of sending his petitions to the secretary of state instead of the coufity comfnUdnncr*. Crawford weired both i lm Sy^inlistx nnd Mitchell whnt the law provides and stated that they hail until twenty days prior to the." cleitinn to gel on the ticket improper shape, hut in both instances they must go tjirough the county com mi siouc-rs. _• C. G. Alien and'Mitchell may get on the tickets through the counties hut not by order of the secretary of state. Secretary Crawford returned their petitions to them. The rname of George W. Allen went out in the instructions as the regular nominated Republican nom­ inee. that party having had a con­ vention. Cntts will also go on .the ticket as the nominee of the Prohibillon party. Mr. Catts also had petitions as an Independent, hut these must go through the counties. J Boston Won Game Yesterday Put­ ting Kibosh on Brook­ lyn Tea m The World's "serious" was cinch­ ed yesterday when the Boston Braves won the fourth game putting the crimp to any stray chance that Hrooklyn might have in -the pen-, nant race. The Boston team wond tho first game on Saturday, second Monday and Brooklyn look heart on Tuesday on their.own grounds and To The Farmers and Business Men won a game hut tho next two went of Florida to Boston, blighting all hopes of the The Federal Farm Loan Board Brooklyn fans that the Dodgers will visit Jacksonville, Oct. 26th and might have a chancer it is the request of Senator Duncan Here in Sanford there was much U. Fletcher and the Chamber of interest in the game, due to the fact Commerce of Jacksonville that I that an electric score hoard- at th"e Urge you to attend what must be a Old Imperial gave tlie game by in­ very important meeting. nings with the electric flash recording The Farm Loan Hoard wants facts every play. and figures about our stale and you As tho result of the gnmes Boston can give them ami also tell the displayers tyjll. receive about $1000 tinguished visitors your needs and apiece for their share and Hrookly h,.|j, them to reach a truthful id ea' players something over $2000 apiece' „l the condition of affairs in o u r! aside from their salary which Is rath- m .,’ No g ra te r law has been. er soft fftr live games of hall, a l m o s t 1 pa vied, in recent' years than the as nice lis tin' Sanford salaries of Federal Farm Loan Act for farmers the past summer. These games also nful business men who need its us­ prove that base hall is one of the si-tame most.- I assure you that to cleanest games in America us there secure one of these hanks for Florida wntf no attempt made to prolong will be a notable honor to our state, the series, Boston going iu to win give it distinction as a worth while struight through and have no de­ region, and he o f untold benefit to lays. our people' from a source right at *Tis well that the hoys on the pen­ our ou n doors. nant Winning teams of Brooklyn Ymir attendance at this*gathering and Boston have rapped the dough, will l«- aporec(sited by all well wish­ for if all reports are true t|tere will ers of our state,- by the efty of Jack­ he ageneral cut in all base hall sal* sonville., the host of the occasion,' aries next season, as the Federal as­ by Senatlr Fletcher, who deserves sociation is out now and ho big sal­ recognition for his unceasing activ­ aries will he hung up by any hall ity, and by the Farm Loan Board Nuh in any association. anxious to meet you face" to face, counsel with you. and leant your CATTS' NAME •GOES ON BALLOT needs. \V. A. Mellac. As Nominee of Iho Prohibition Coinmi|sioner of Agriculture. Party —Knolt as Democrat Tallahassee, Fla., Oct. 10. l'JIG. Tallahahasaee, Fla., Oct. 12.— Secretary of State Crawford iras sent Expanding Feet. f out instructions to the various coun­ . Several negro waiters worn standing ties to place Knott's name on the at a railroad station In a southern ballot ns the Democratic nominee. town discussing tho merits of ono of Secretary of State Crawford stated tholr fellow craftsmen. “Bat nfggor that ho considered Saturday the Henry sure am a hustler, but w’en ho Inst day and mailed out instructions moves tils feet dey look talk panfor the printing of the ballots lo-tho cakes." said ono. "Pancakes?’’ shouted another. v\V’y man. w’en dat nigger various counties. “ Whoever was .gits good an’ goto’ deni foot o’ hls’u the nominee at the close of business don’ resemble no pancakes—dey’s Job will have his name printed on the talk a ctubraUcr, nil spread out." ballots ns-such," said Mr. Crawford. The Socialists sent a petition to And How Brokei_____ , t he socr*tnrY °f *ataia—instead-, of - Tf people mode ns many mistakes In holding a caucus, convention, or counting tholr change as thoy do In primary, and Secretary Crawford their grammar what a sad world this wired them of tholr mistake. The would bo.—I^ifayetto Courier. $ Sanford Vulcanizing- Works WALKER DICKSON, Manager lsl Street-Nexl to* Ford Garage Phone 67 Sanford, Fla. AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED RETREADING A S P E C I A L T Y No Aulo Tire Too Large For Us To Retread. No Tube Too Badly Torn For Us T%Rcpair * . * t£ . ’ *_ - We can save you Big Money on Your Tire Expense All Work Guaranteed. Free Air At The Curb W. J. THIGPEN & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire Insurance OIIIm with HOLDEN REAL ESTATE F lo rid a •*'t7 m You don't have to Is $ a College professor, or even an export farmerr to to get paying wops with I& c /fttn o LtV. iti* Fertilisers 0ur48specialbrands pj are designed to get M biggestpossiblepro- m lit in the bands of average Florida m growers underaver- 'm age Florida condi- & tlons. Among our formulas are some that fit YOURneeds. M Booklet Is free. ‘ W. Armour Fertilizer M Works m Jacksonville, Fla. Herald Want Ads Will Bring Results $ 795 Modal 85-4 f. o. h. Toledo Model 85-4 t. o. b. Toledo WAR MEANS MONEY Europe a. NAME Get an E veready ^ go after that $3,000. is too much money to e* slip without a trial. la Spending Billions for Fighting London, Oct. 13.—Premier As­ quith inlrmlmvtl in tho house of commons today a vote of "credit for approximately a billion, five hundred million dollars. This is the thir­ teenth credit asked since thcxwar started bringing the total to approx1 imatoly fifteen billion, six hundred and sixty million dollars. A bill for credit of twelve billion marks will be presented tho German Rolchstag qpon, whiegh brings Ger­ many's total, slpco the war started, to sixty four billion marks. BROUGHT HOME THE Sanford Heavy Artillery Was Too Much for Opposing CBIos in and get the facts Sanford was represented at Ocala jTno charges, no entry fees Wcdnooday about .fifty strong going over in cars with banners flying to ■“^pen to everybody. capture the next meeting ol tho fiURRY — contest closes. Wesley Brotherhood of the Method­ ist church. There were other cities . QV’ 7 at midnight. after that convention too, but tho heavy artillery of tho 8anford hosts proved .too much for the opposition and they capitulated to the terms of the victors, sumo terms being that, j i:\VKl.ER ' tho visitor* to Sanford in 1917 agree to eat as much and have as good a | time as tho hosts could provide.] theo. SCHAAL 123*• 1st. St., -Sauforf. Fla. ■ -A. Think of It— 112 Inch W heelbase! I t haa the famous Overland 35 horsepower motor— Now a t th e height of its development— _ More than a quarter of a million in use— Driving more automobiles than any other motor of its power ever designed. And never before has anyone anywhere ever built so big, fine and comfortable a car * to sell for anywhere near so low a price. The wheelbase is 112 inches, f . I t has cantilever springs and four inch tires. - -- ' V 0 : And the price is $795. See us a t once—they are selling faster than we can get them. '•*' , * Model 85-6, six! cylinder 35-40 horsepower, 116-inch wheelbase—$925. W. A. STRINGFELLOW, Agent OFFICE: B. & O. MOTOR CO, Tho WUlya-OrarUnd Company, Toledo, Ohio* ,r ‘V' ’ * " M a d . In U. fl. A.1' SANFORD, FLORIDA T �October 13, tgjg THE SANFORD HERALD at once is to .take stepd for a large There Isn't even u building In hack of packing house that will take care o tho'wall In Sight*Of the butler. How tho cattle, hogs nnd sheop and ob­ Is a hatter going to Mt a brand-new H. J. HOLLY. Editor...... white 'ball looking Into a -skyline of W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager viate the shipping of" our stock to the same color? foreign ubbatoirsr This particular "It also Is almost Impossible to P u h lW w l I'.T rry Tuaaday s u it VH<t»r section of Florida is probably ' the —*=— gauge any ill nd-of-e-lm Hr ns there Is 'greatest in the south for the cattle The D ebt Habit is one of the greatest dangers of our time~yeasf>f any time. no background of nuy description." 'business and right here in Sanford Is it growing upon you? Once you paid your bills every week—then every ■ U B H C B im O N I'K tr B . in a d v a n c e is the centre of the industry and tn —and now?. There is only one way to get out of this habit.. Take a month—and ONI TH A I................... ...................... Sanford should be made the real sfrtall portion of your income and deposit it regularly—just as you get it—in ■ tl MONTHS...............V.........*•........ , J * center by the erection of a large REASON FOR DEFEAT an account at Peonies Bank. Ily this method yQU will build a sinking fund. IK* MONTHS............ . THI packing house and cold storage It is the only way! U N n n t In I k . C IO b | C n rtln f E m P»! V fif In plant. .One Saturday afternoon’ dur­ •A dvnnm • * 20*. Pm M onth ing the spring training season —Debt and death are two words singularly connected, not only in sound, The Country Gentleman, publish­ f i r n M l i la A l i u n M a rt tin M id * >1 O ffk a the nianls’ second tenia dropped but in fact; for the former frequently hastens the lutner. ed by the Curtis '.Publishing Co., a game to the Waco club of the B * l« r* 4 Aa S *ra a 4 -C U w MnU M .H « A ufuM l l n l nnd one of the most widely circu­ Texas league. It was Auk! Inter IM S . ■! I k . I’ootoffW »l H u n te d . P n l d t lated journals of the kind in the that tho reason for the defeat I'a d rf Ad »( M u r k Jrd. 1*11. world, has this to 'say on this most was that the youngsters hud "&4 overeaten at luncheon. Tills • Vlaa la llm ld U aU dlaf T d .r k o a t Na. I l l important topic: whs tiorne out by pne of the Regardless of -the fact that Flor­ M wawr your business- * "hushers." ida's greatest efforts agriculturally "W-e did ent too much," lie have been in behalf of truck and said, "hut there wns u renson. citrus, that state gives great prom­ II. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND 0. L. TATLOR R. R. DEAS Wo had breakfast at eightPtmUmi ise of some day developing her live­ Au'l CtihUr Cadikf \W*.rr~U,i p L WOODRUFF Vks-PfSiU.nl thirty and didn't get anything. stock interests to a point where she more to eat until nearly two will play an important purt in sup­ . o'clock. We sure were hungry." plying this country with beef. Today "Do you mean to say you hud there are more than 800,000 head of to go without food for more I m m m m m m m m m m m m x H f cattle in Florida, a fact which is than live hours?" he was asked. often lost sight-of by the real estate "Yes, wo did," ho answered Unassisted triple pluys have been vehemently. . P R t* men who boom its citrus industry MORE PEOPLE FOR FLORIDA and grain on fertility depleted soQ, made only eleven times in professional and the small farm doctrino to all and then to further impoverish the W PfBBi m flg B B IW B IHUmtlHn mB ill B S ball, Including Rodgers' play, and ,Ncnl This State Can Accommodate Thou- soil by selling those crops in their newcomers. Ilnll nnd Paul Hines are the only ma­ aands of Good Farmers raw’state. They should be convert­ At this writing there is a growing CROSS SPRINGS FREAK PLAY jor Icuguc players who over pulled the What charming wonthcr■ Florida needs seventy-five thou­ ed on the farm into finished meat or sentiment in Florida for increasing trick. Following Is tho complete list its advantages for livestock,.produc-, Two Base flupners Put Out by Being of unassisted triple plays: Paul Hines sand progressive farmers, with their dairy products, so as to make mar* King Otto of Havana is dead. tion. The federal , bureau o t animal of Providence, nt Providence In 1878; families und their Hvo stock, to buy profit on tho operation'and keeps Hit by Batted Ball—Incident Didn't** know him. Occurred Yeare Ago. Ilnrry O'llngnn of Rochester, nt Jer­ and cultivate the idle lands In this largo part of the fertility in tha industry has been asked to send rep­ ----- 0'---sey' City hi 1902; Larry Schnfly of state. That will allow to each far­ crops on tho [and. resentatives to rrteet with state or­ Monte Cross Is responsible for a' Portland, Ore., In 1WH; -Simeon Murch mer halt n section ,of land not now This is Far.iurj Day Sanford can ganisations for the purpose of Inak"Some farmers fail to appreclit* story of two base runners being put out well afford to ce!e* rate. tig plans to conduct n vigorous more by a hutted hull. While the Athletics of Manchester, nt New Bedford, Mass., under cultivation. the fact that it takes just as muck * ----- 1) — In 1000; Neal Hull of Cleveland, at jvcstock campaign. , were playing the Itrowns years ago Cleveland In 1000; Walter Cnrllslo’of- What an undreamed of Increase plowing, more harrowing and rolling The state colleges are tilled to One of tho ‘first things necessary Cross was cm se.cond nnd Clements on Vernon, a t Los Angeles in 1011; Ilnrry in agricultural wealth that army of to get seed beds .in first class condi­ overflowing.- Direct benefit'of Her­ s to'plan a campaign for lick eradi­ third. With two out nnd three and Calvert of Woodburn, nt Woodburn, tillers of the soil and feeders of tick- tion, and Just os much planting to ald advertising. cation, after which beef rattlezexten- two on the hatter, both base runners Ore.,'In 1011; Hoy Aiken of Waco, at free cattle could produce each year. start a crop on poor soil as on fertile ----- 0 ----started with the windup. The butter The idea seems to prevail.la some soil. * Moreover vegetation on sod sion work can proceed along sane tilt along the thin! hnso line, winging Houston, Tax.. In 1012; John Foreuinn of—Kankakee, at Knuknkoc, III., In quarters that most of the cheap land which is rich in available plant food Seminole county Democrats will and Bale liry>s. Inasmuch ns Florida Clements, and the hall Ctirmnied off rally to the party at onre and rallying s Biropen rang oblate, tick eradica- the latter's slit a and struck Cross JnM lllf'J; William Rapp of Portlnud, nt in the tick free states has been taken will withstand unfavorable weather to the party inrans that they will lion cannot hope to get under way ns he reached third, both being de­ Oakland, Cal., Ill 10)2, and Illll Rodgers up by farmers and that new farmers conditions better than on poor soil, support the Democratic nominees I until the fenced in pasture becomes clared put as the result of being hit of Portland, nt Salt Lake City In 1010. will have to turn to Florida to get nnd produce much larger crops un­ * farm lands nt low prices, hut that Is der all conditions. despite all tije fuss nnd flurry of the a statewide institution.' Florida will | by a batted hull RATHER HAVE SPIKES FIRST a great miatuke, for good farm land, " ‘The fly in the ointment* to ptist few months. Now is the tim e, net.,| ;i f,.nrP | a w. to demonstrate your loyalty to the COVELESKIE TRIBE IS BUSY Ray Schalk, White Sox Backstop, in large or small quantities can he feeding out the crops in Florida has. Democratic party. Support the - Experts in the bureau of animal purchased in n number of states been t he heavy waste caused by Don’t Like to See Runners Com. industry are eager to tackle this co­ nominees to a man. where there arc no ticks, at from feeding ticks as well ns cattle. Whcs Promises to Be Numerous as Famous Ing at Him Standing Up. operative campaign, but owning to ----- O ----five to ten dollars per acre. Delehanty F.-mlly Before They ' ticks nro present they get their share a shortage of funds in this bureau "I would rather have runners come Are Through With Game. of hiood, rcgnrdlcss of whether the The Seminole. County Democratic it has been, necessary for ih e state Some of tho progressive farmers Into the plate spikes first tlmn stand­ host is gaining or not, so consider­ Executive Committee did the right to hear the burden of the initial ex­ ing up. When you now in Floridn are awakening to the The Coveleskte tribe promises to he able of the food whigh the animal Bee those gleam­ almost ns numerous ns the famous Pelthing in recommending Hon. T, W. pense. advantages of tick eradication, hut ing spikes coining our farmers, Including all classes arc converts into blood for maintenance ehnnly fanUly before they are Ihroqgh Lawton for the position of super­ Now, however, the bureau is in a your wny y o u comparatively few in number, and and growth in reality goes to supintendent" of public Instruction. He position to render more adequate with the game. Harry 1« now the star (Huger of the Tigers nnd Stanley Is have sutneUilaq tho state has been it long limcrgct- port tho ticks. Corn at 80 .cents a Is the Democratic nominee and his i lint!acini assistance as tin' now ap­ with the Indians. Frank Is a twtrier, to work on. When ting them, so at the post rate of bushel and hay at 420 a ton make* recommendation for the oiliee after propriations heeaomc available this and John covers third, and both of n runner comes expensive feed for ticks, so progress the resignation of I) L. Thrasher i month. them-are headed for the big show. In standing up nt agricultural development with ticks sivc farmers ure eradicating tht ■will give general satisfaction. the same time the ns a retarding clement, Florida will ticks. ----- O----- • hull arrives, you continue to have a lot of undevelop­ "Good farming will become the never know where ed farm lands for centuries, if tho OUR LEADING INSTITUTION rule, rather than the exception, la lie Is going to state Is not released- from Texas In this Hide is a statem ent of the Florida, after tho ticks are cleaned fever quarantine. hit you." said Sanford Duiiding & Loan Associa­ out, and millions At now unimproved Itav SrhaHf of the tion, one of th a leading Institutions Manager -of St., Joseph Team As Florida land owners and busi­ acres of land will bo brought into s Chicago ,\V h 11 e of this city and one th at has accom­ Tells of Plans for 1917. ness men wunt to encourage Immi­ high stnto of cultivation."* Sox iho other day. plished more in building tip Sanford "I have had gration -of good farmers from other than any oj her-factor. The Associ­ men come In tlmt states, they will have to "set the ation now has some money to loan Would Do Away W ith Bleachers and way nnd give ino house in order" to attract them, Have 25 and 50-Cent Grandstand for the t»uildi ug of more home* and bumpings f r o in which makes stnte wide tick eradi­ Ray Schalk. Sections— Move Should Be those \\ hn art* ciin t v•mplatmg a home which I did not cation imperative. Popular W ith Patrons. of their \ *■r y tin n -1lotild S»-e th recover for several days. The spikes The following editorial on "Good rotary ut OIK•• mu 1 gel in oin the every time for mine. All yon have Farming,'1 which wns published oby (WHITE) . Manager Jack I Miami of the St. Jo­ to watch then Is the runner's feet. ground !l »:tr. You ran never rfal* Edgar A- Wright hi the Florida toy : seph team thinks he has la a large "When I find broke Into baseball I Grower rocontly, states the case very izg the -• 25c 11rod comfort;h of :x real measure discovered the reason for the Hair Cut made the mistake of waiting for the homo little*53 you own that hum*- 1 small attendance at hall games in clearly, and Is respectfully culled to - 15c Shave runner, then trying to tag him after and the wny to own, the home is to j hot went her. lie has come tA the tho utfcntlon of every persnn who j-i the manner of an In (Udder, hut I soon Children 15 and 20c borrow’ the money from the; Sanford eom hiHloa that the bleacher funs, who* quit doing tlmt and have slnco kept has the future Welfare of Florida nt Duilding & Loan Association. Just are IiIh best patrons, will <QOt go to -• - 10c Tonic • heart: my eyes on tho spikes," M ' 1 ’’iTv like paying rent but u vast difference the halt park on an extremely warm "W hat Is good farming? General­ - 25c Massage day on uccuuut of Ilie heat, anil that when finished. □>'8a fl'fl'fl'o'fl'fl"<nr<rtnnnnnrririrB~iririci ly speaking, It is feeding crop* which a good many of them cannot afford -----0 ----Shampoo BASEBALL IN THE BIBLE t have bo«n produccd Tlt a minimum to pay 00 cents, for a grandstand FLORIDA TH E CATTLE STATE sent. Singe ----o at of expense, to tick-free cattle and ' .Florida is coming into her own as __"Next .acaaua.—no m nttrr WireTST Where are the nine? Luke, other, live stock; rotation of crops, ~M r a tlin mi ni ng— nnd m atty 17:17. • with -some legumes included; and nm—whether It Is in St. Joseph sir And they saltf one to another, the big men in the game are coming some oUipr city—1 mu going to do conservation of the fertility obtained let us make a cnptnln. Num­ here from other states because they away with the bleachers nnd have front both live stock and soiling NEXT TO FIRE STATION bers 14:4. recognize the superior claims of tins twenty-five and fifty cent grandstand crops, thereby constantly Increasing Palmetto Avenue • ... Search-you-out a * plant to state oyer any other in the stock sections," Holland snld. "If I stay. In the capabilities of the soil. pitch. Deuteronomy 1:83. St. Joseph I almli rearrange the stands business. Not only can all kinds_M "Too often the system of farming And one went out Info the -feed be-rahtni~hFTirTuit tbero are no ami the playing Held. The bleachers means working hard to grow and har field. II Kings, 4 :30. blitzurds or cold waves to kill off will he removed. There will he about vest medium or low yields of hay They ehall run like mighty hundred twenty-live cent seats the cattle in the winter and with tho fifteen men. Joel, 2:7. In a section at thu north eud of the eradication of the cattle tick and tho grandstand and an addition will he And the base's which Solomon A marvelous hunchbacked "god of fencing of vast tracts for cattle built to The south end of the grand­ had made. II Kings, 25:18, death" In the form of a pottery water Now thq men did diligently ob­ there will bo the greatest era in the stand for flfty-cent sents." bottle. This treasure' wus brought to serve whether anything did come Block business here in the next few This move on the part of Holland the United States by Captain de Itooy, from him nnd did catch R. I year* that tjie country has ever wit­ should he decidedly popular with the n young Dutch explorer, who hns Just Kings, 20:33. nessed. Wiiat Sanford needs to do bleacher funs. Jack says that tho arrived from a fonr months expedition And gave Judgment upon him. bleacher Idea Is n mist tike in hdse- In the Went Indies. Captain de Dooy II Kings, -25:0.—Boston Trim* bull nnd that the time Is coming when found the "death god" In n cave where script. _ tho minor leagues will realise It, He It had stood long before the days of OQt a o c a o o aaflj.na.8.fl.^ takes the stand that the hleachcrite Columbus. The natives were nfrnlil of lq the steadiest patron of the uatlonal caves, nnd consequently It wns never game and that a little more attention found. The explorer sold "there Is BRIGHTEST STAR OF SEASON -■ • should .be given to caring fur his only one other In the world, that a fe­ There is But One Roger Horneby, Who le Doing 8 o Well comfort and convenience. male." Tills one la a male, nnd Is With 8L Louie, W ai Recom­ * -• “BEST K I N D ” • much larger than the other.* mended t 6 Other Club*. nnd that is FENCE IS HARD ON BATTERS If you shonld hnppcn to meet three major-league mnnngers, do not LASTING FAME certain Sherwood Magee gf Boston Braves WINS mention tho nnmo of Itoger Hornsby. Complains of Barrier on National This young mail wns recommended to League Grounds. three jrluhs while he w a s ’playing with Assurance Doubly Sure Bill Rogers Makes Unassisted the Denison team of the Western as­ “No team enn hit on the Boston Na­ sociation Inst season, but the scouts Triple Play on Coast. W e h a v e it in blue, The strength of the First Nstional Bank lies not alone In tional longue grounds. Tho fcuco la sent to look hlin over declared that „ so far from tho b lack , a n d p u rp le ho would not do. its ample resources, responsible management and the plate and tho in b o th sizes. Hornsby ts hatting well over tha .300 slope bo great Player Cast Adrift by Cincinnati Reds mnrk at present, stands fourth In recognized ability of Its directorate. from the Infield Perform* Unusual Feat In Raextrn-hnse hitting, and has played T ry i t n e x t tim e . to the fence thnt cent Game at P ortlandthird, short nnd first In brilliant fash­ As a menber under the Federal Reserve System, this In­ Ihe hatter can Y ou will see th e Other Notable Deeds. ion. He Is the star recruit of the sea­ Just about sec the son. difference. G u a r­ stitution pflers to each Patron all the security of individual top of the fence Bill nodgors, who received n brief a n te e d to g iv e 50 In center field,"integrity from whhin, backed by the vast National Bank­ s a i d Sherwood trial from the Cincinnati Itcda only to NEEDS OF CINCINNATI REDS legible copies. Magee, hard hit­ he cast, adrift, won lasting fame for ing System. ting outfielder of hltnself by making an unassisted triple Manager Mathewton Wanta Few Morg <$> Pitchers and Some Hard-Hitting the-lhmton Ilraves piny In a game In the Pa el tic Const <§> league. Rodgers Is playing with the Players In Outfield. tho other dny. Portland Heavers nnd performed the c#> "If the fence font In a game fljnlnst tho Salt Lake Mflthewson has found out what Is was about twenty the matter with the Beds during the feet higher, It team. Buddy Itynn wns aa second and 11)1) few-weeks he has been nt tho bead of would he n great SANFORD, FLORIDA for batsmen, Orr on first, when Gtilgnl hit n^ liner the team. He^ needs n few more pitch­ ■ ■■■ Held Imt aa It Is now down to Ilodgcrs. Bill mndo a ono- ers, two .or three'more hard-hitting out­ "THE FARMER’S FRIEND” ’Were • is nothing hnndcd catch, stopped on' the bag, re- fielders able to hnng onto the ball. tiring Itynn, and tugged Orr coming In-1 Outside of that he thinks he has a Sherwood Magee. hut tho sky* for to tho hag. . . good team. . . § <§*$><!># <§><§ a background. THE SANFORD HERALD ARE YOU IN DEBT? THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BAN K OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA EVERY FAN GETS SEAT RARE “G0D 0F DEA™’’ NEW BARBER SHOP k Geo. H. Tomlinson ■s a WA NT A D S PAY CARBON PAPER WEBSTER’S The First National Bank The Herald Printing Co. Office Supply Dept. m * i �5: V: ■ • . - *•r *> PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD The ladies of tho Congregational UnHe* Henry hns~3'et produced. Tho churhch will hold their annual ba­ new cars are noiseless on account of inandaboutthecitv zaar Dee. 2nd. Place to be announc­ the "brass band" being taken nil the ed Inter. radiator and there are other chnnges (Continued from Page 3) The Ladies' Guild of tho Episcopal that place the new model Ford In Jlrillinnl Card Party little H»pp«nlng»—Mention | — * • * church will hold n cooked food sale, the fr.outjarik in appearances—they Among the society events of the of Matters In B r ie fJU ST RECEIVED A FULL LINE consisting of cakes, plea, salads, have always been there in the cheap week then/ was nothing mote at­ Personal Ite m s of home made bread, etc., at Me- small.mar class in everything else-j tractive than the charming bridge Interest Culler's grocery store Saturday after­ and the new. models leave nothing party given by MTs. W. J. Thigpen noon, Oct. 14th. *'■" to lie desired. Ion Wednesday afternooh in honor l&dit SamMafJ of U» D oling Small ; : of her guests, Mrs. Dale Willifima, Tilfc*Sor Arranged for (( The Ladies' Union of the Congre­ REGISTER! REGISTER) Mrs. Rescue Skippur and Mrs. W. • Next to McCullora 106 tr.isl First Street Democrats who voted in tho June M, Moore of-Lakeland. Roses and gational church will hold a social at ' flurried Hemid Headcra i *Ar tho parsonage Friday night, Oct. primary .should bear In mind the pink coral vine were prettily ’ ar­ »F*- ,*V*« fact that registration In tho primary ranged in bowls nnd baskets about 13th, AH are welcome. , LJI Crouthewalt of Bloomington. For delicious hot biscuits use Juba books docs not qualify f6r participa­ the rooms. Tho panelled walls fin­ ltlinoU. w u here ye.ter.Iay enroute tion in the November election, ~ . Selected Dade counties Knott still leads by U Geneva where he wiU .pend bcv- Sell Rising Flour—At all grocers. • whether his party affiliation be Dem­ ished in white and deep cream tints Vocal Duet were an effective background for the Misses Gratchen and Olgn Schultz • 30 votes, although Mr. Knott had 6 -tf JJtl days looking after hU land lnocratic or otherwise, must bo prop­ green anti pink, tones of the simple Piano Solo . Selected a gain of 11 votes in therrecount In Uso Juba Sell Rising Flour for tfrrtti. erly registered in the general regis­ decorations, the charming gowns of | Walton county (Catts’ homo) which Miss Margaret Davis ddicious hot Bisquits—At nil gro­ Cooked food »ale by the ladies of tration books. tho guests adding a charming note Vocal Solo .... .Selected were never credited fo him through 6-tf., tVf Presbyterian church. Wednesday, cers. ‘ -Persons who registered In the of color. tho methods of delay adopted by Mn. T. A. Newton Mrs. E. M. Galloway has returned general registration books two years Oct. 18th, 9 to 11 a. m: and 3 to 6 Paper—Musical Progress In America] the Catts lawyers. W .' V. Knott Tho hostess wore u lovely frock of m. at Irwin & Giles’. Beans, from Jacksonville where she accom­ ago, however, are not required to really received a plurality of 47 Mrs, 11. C. Gerror white embroidered net. Receiving m«t loaf. salad- homo mndo brcnJ’ panied her brother, Ben Fish to the register again this year. votes as shown by the official re­ Vocal Solo ...................... . Selected with her were the three honor guests. Rogers Sanitarium. Mr. Fish has pi«, etc. »6‘2tP The registration books for Sem­ turns certified to the state canvassMrs. Terwllliger Mrs. Moore was gowned attrac­ The ladies of Circle A of the Pres­ been ill for some time and his many inole county are now open in each tively in black lace and mulinc over Piano Solo—Spider Danco... Wallace ing board, not including his gain ip byterian church will Rive a supper friends hope for his speedy recovery. precinct and will remain open until silver cloth. Mrs. Williams wore a Madison county, which he refusod Miss Fannie Rebn Munson For delicious hot biscuits use Juba October 14th. in the new Garner building next to charming dress’ of white tulle over Vocal Soto................................Selected to accept,V—Gainesville Sun. Spencer's on Saturday night. Oct. Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. Miss Charlie Seay lie sure your nimo Is on tho gen­ w hite' taffeta and trimmed in tur6-tf 2l»t. They will se/vo chicken pillau, Sketch—The American Composers eral registration books if ypu expect quois blue velvet. | chicken salad, baked beans and nu­ Uso Juba Self Rising Flour for to vote In the general election. Miss Mart hit Fox Mrs. Kippur’s gown-of apricot taf­ merous other good things. delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ Register—do it novL before you for­ feta with gold .lace finishings was cers. 6-tf Wednesday, Oct. 18—Welfare De­ Ifrtt get It. n - 6tp most becoming. partment meeting: A Real Bargain— Seven room Use Juba Self Rising Flour for The prizes were won by Mrs. Presbyterian Church Music house and lot, good location. Good delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ Gene Rouinitial and Miss Florence The following services will be held Address—"Social Progress in Flor­ t*nns. Monthly payment!, 7 per cers. ., 6-tf Frank, the latter tho cutting prizo.. «nt interest. N. H. Garner. See Mr. and Mrs. Emlor Curlett and in thd Presbyterian church Sunday, To these and each guest of honor ida. Mr. Marcus Fagg. mt quick or you may lose a bar- Mies Emma Eichncr of Geneva .were to which the public generally* is in­ was presented crystal bud vases. Oak Avenue Club Notes pin. « -« * in tlys City yesterday on a shopping vited. . The refreshment courses consisted 9:45 a. m. Sunday school SoclaP Department reception to Between 3rd and 4tb St. Barry Lewis was obliged to leave tour. Mr. Curlett reports th at he of salad, and Ices daintily served by 41:00 a. in. Preaching Services club, Tuesday, Oct. 24. for Defiance, Ohio, yesterday, being will have n good orange, crop this Misses Gretchcn nnd Olga Schultz ailed there by telegram announcing season and on account of the scar­ 7:00 p. m. Preaching Service. — Open — This church has become n perfect In addition to those already men­ Fines for non-attendance at busi­ that his mother was dying. city of fruit'ln other sections six petes beehivy of activity. There were 12 tioned there were present Mrs. ness meetings of the club will bo Bermuda onion seed direct from a.good price. serviced during this week, besides Anno, Mrs. Lake. Mrs. McLaughlin, strictly enforced this year, and unTeneriffe. Call on The L. Allen For ddicious hot biscuits use Juba other forms of activity. Mrs. G. F. Smith. Mrs. Puli-stoii i less a good and reasonable excuse is Seed Co. * 13-4 te Self Rising Flous—At all grocers. The work on the church has been Mrs. Connelly, Mrs. Gonzales, Mrs. made to the treasurer, Mrs. Geo 6-tf For Sale Delayed, order just ar­ recommenced, and we are all en­ Bishop, Mrs. II. \V. Herndon, M o. Fox, the names of delinquents will* rived-Celery seed American and Woodland Park opens only Sun­ couraged over it. Geo. Davis H art;M rs. R. If. Tolar,, be*poited , at the next meeting. French. H. H. Chappell, Celery days. V 8-Fri-tf "Mrs. Roy Symes, Mrs. W. E. Wat­ svellue 7-tfc Thu now year book is a "thing of son, Mrs. Hnr liesj Mrs. Gene IleumMr. and Mrs. John Wilson, known i. A Folse Alarm * . Use Juba Self Rising Flour for to their, innny Sanford relatives as The lire department was called ill at, Mrs. Vorce, Mrs. W. P. Carter, beauty" arid with the interesting at 3 p. m. programs within Us attractive covers driirious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ "Pjop" and "Auntie" have returned out yesterday to what was supposed Mrs. Dearie Turner nnd her guest, it will undoubtedly be u "joy' for­ cers. •* . 6-tf to Snnfard lifter spending the sum­ to be a fire on Sanford Heights but Mrs. Carl Yeiser, Mrs. Schultz nnd ever." A. O'Daniel, general southern rep­ mer north. Mr. Wilson ij n well it was a false alarm turned in by n Miss Florence Frank. Reading Room Free to All resentative of the Weaver Piano Co. known grower and buyer of winter little negro boy. for fun. . He should Delegates to the Federation meet­ l ‘er*onat A/rnb’mi of York. Pa., was in the cjty yester- vegetables and has a line farm on receive a good whipping and see if ing at Miami in November are Mrs. Mr.and Mrs. W. J. Thigpen with Ernest Gallowny, president; Mrs. diy on business connected with his Second street and has been coming it really is fun to turn in a false firm. Mr. O'Daniel was a train to Sanford for many years. Their] alarm. There is a law on false their guests, Mrs. Belle Williams,. W. P. Carter, alternate; Mrs. W. L. DON’T THROW AWAY dupitcher here in 190G for the many friends are glad to welcome alarms but this kid is too small to Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Skippur mo­ Morgan, Mrs. W. D. Turner, alter­ YOUR MONEY A. C. L. ami is remembered by some these nety grandparents back to Sun- put on the streets nnd a sound tored over to. Mt. Dora on Wednes­ nate; Mrs. Goo. FAx, delegate; Mrs thrashing administered by tho po­ day. of Jhe old timers. ford. • W. E. Watson, alternate.. by selling (6 peddlers. You can get much better prices by shipping Full line of up to date coats, coat lice would do him a world of good. '•Miu.Charlotte Hand bus returned direct to us. Miss Suidee Willinins nnd Miss suits, dress skirts and shirt waists from s -visit to Jacksonville. Alarhua Vote Was Counted . Build Now '. Charlotte,IIand are spending several A few people seem to luhor under Writing ink* stamp pad ink, paste, for.your inspection. - Fall arid Win­ The Sanford Building i Loan As­ days in Jacksonville this wee!:. the impression that the 69 majority ----- WE HUY-----mucilage, fountain pen ink, number­ ter 1916-17. If money saving means sociation is prepared to build two or anything to you .don’t fall to see of votes which Sidney J. Cutts re­ ing machine ink, cash register ink, METALS, RUBBER. RAGS, "Mr. J. E. Laing nnd his son? Joe ceived in the Alachua (No. 3) pre­ In fact every .kind of ink known, at these lines. Ladies’ & Gents' Em­ three' first class houses at once. SACKS, HONKS, ETC. ETC. I.aing left on Wednesday for Gaines­ cinct were never counted for him. tte Herald* office! .. 7-tf 1 porium, L. Krauss, Prof. , 303 E. First come first served. 16-3te A. P. Connelly, Sec. ville where the latter will enter the These votes yroro-duly certified to 1G-Itc nnd pay Highest Prices nnd Give The Ladies* Guild of tho Episcopal First St. State University. He graduated the stale canvassing hoard and fig­ Prompt Returns church will have their annual bazaar EVE li YTHl NG S EASON AIIL E from the Sanford High last May. ured in the votes tabulated for Calls C om pulsory Ed ii cal ion and supper Saturday, Dec. 9th. The ' for as a candidate for Governor. Not Jacksonville, Oct. 13. —To go in a Price List mailed on application place to lie announced later. SANFORD GARDENS only were these G9 votes credited to calmly, call upon tho school trus­ L. Woodruff and Mr. ami Mrs. 152t October 19th, Seminole Cb-opera* tees, circulate petitions, and have their sons, Harry arid Ralph return-1 Catts but ho also received credit for Use Juba Self Rising Flour for tivc Grocery Co. See or phone Mrs. compulsory education practically ed Saturday from a visit among re!- 13 votes net gain in the recount in ddicious hot Discuits-*-At nil gro- S. B. Wight. adopted within a little over thirty utjves and friends in South Carolina. Dade county, but giving him tlriH em. 6-tf Pansy Plants, 60 cents per hun­ days, the time required for calling a Jacksonville, * Florida -- ----.gain o f'82 votes In Alachua and Dx Mr. J. E. I.aing has returned from dred. gain special election, was the record made Mrs. Miles H. Camp has returned Gainesville where he entered his non, Shasta Daisy Plants, 75 cents per by J. C. Privctt, state labor inspec­ to Sanford uft-er un absence of sev­ Joe, in the University of Florida! hundred. tor in Usceoln county last week. eral months spent in the north. Carnation Plants $1.25 per dozen. For delicious hot biscuits use Julm Tho extra qxponsc of holding a Colin Lily Bulbs Sl.firf per dozen. 8t!f Rising Flour—At all grocers. Freeaia Bulbs 25 cents per dozrurt. special election wiil hft fluyed the, —Mrs. W. M."“M65reT Mrs. Dale C-tf —Cyclamen Plants, 75 cents per lax payers qf tho county as the Williams nnd Mrs. Itoscoe Skipper ballots for or ngninst compqlsory tho attractive guests of Mrs. W. J. _Vft-Jvba-8elf—Rtstng'PTdur for dozen. _ ddicious hot Biscuits—At ull gro­ education will bo voted at tho same Thigpen left today for their homo in Snapdragon Plarils 75 cents per time of tho general election on No­ Lakeland. wn* . 6-tf dozen. % J U SX -R E C E IV E D vember 7. The fragrance of the rose is no Freeh Flower Seed. * Mrs. D: Ar-Catdwdl !c*rt Today for Gladiolus Bulbs of yellow vari­ School* .Trustees ' J. L. Hargrave, more obtrusive than .the "Spirit of Service at the Three»ln-Qne Store. eties and purnle, also mixed colors. G. A. Dleech and W. H. Mann, Atlanta, Ga., accompanied by her -P«vfding~every department, is the Orders taken for Palms, Shrubs and showed themselves strongly In favor daughters, Miss Ann|e Leo Caldwell •pirit of cheerful, courteous, helpful ornamentals for November delivery. of this progressive step in education. and Miss Alice Sarah Caldwell. Farmers will do well to see us at once about Sprayers ! wrvice. Cheerful—for serving you Not only did tljey endorse the peti­ 15-3tc tion-but cnch circulated a copy and * * pleasure. Courteous—for your Mrs. D. G. Monroe and son, I; for this season. Weekly Dancing Class with tho assistance .of President Lionel left today for Colloge Park, lightest wish or fancy la sufficient. Hdpfu!—for you. may rely on the ’ On Thursday afternoons at 4 p. m. Samuel Brammer of the Board of Georgia, where the latter will at­ knowledge of our people In thair’de- at her residence, 301 Park Ave., Trade, and S. J. Triplett, they se­ tend school this winter. • Mias Margaret Wight will conduct cured the required number of names Paitnfent. Three-in-One Store. % 16-ltc , dancing classes for boys and girls. In a few hours, and at once filed tho Dr. Ralph Stevens returned from Admission will bo twenty-five cent* petition with the county board, and Philadelphia on Wednesday. . Pr‘ C- G. Butt has returned from for each pupil, payable weekly. the election .was called for Novem­ Atlanta, where ho went to, cbnsult a ♦ H H * I H I W W H m H H H H H H H H t H H H H 4W » Private lessons, fifty cents. ber 7th, when tho same inspectors •pcciali.it on hia eye that was in­ Capt. W. M. Tuppcr, superin­ 16-tfc and clerks will serve in both elec­ jured by a Bah hook. The doctors tendent of the Clyds Line motored tions. down from Pataika on Wednesday, ,iVen b*m dopes' °f saving tha Notice tht «nd the genial dentist thlnkr Petitions are now being circulated ■pending the day here looking after The Daughters of Wesley willjhold th bo on Ahe. job about their mnu'al hazaaf Saturday, Nov. in Duval and Escambia counties, the proposed brick paving to bo laid «« first of November. This will be 25. Place will ho announced later. and Dido, Pinellas, Manatee, Hills­ from the Wight Grocery Cq>.building * o news to his many friends and borough and Pascco have already to the Clyde warehouse. The pave­ P»t ront.. voted and the compulsory education ment ]viir bo twenty feet wide. . New Pool Room -- i — — f law Is in effect In these counties. sl?i0ndebc‘OUJ bot‘ biaculta use Juba Oscar Vernon who has been a *U Riling Flour—At all grocers. Tho postofficc force waa decreased The^voters of Duval county will member of the police force for some C-tf- time has resigned and will open a have an opportunity of signing the on Tuesday and Wednesday by tho Fw delicious hot biscuits use Juba poo) room in tho rear of tho barber potltions at tho polls on November absence of the assistant postmaster * Rising Flour—At all grocers. shqp of Dan Hodges on First street 7 th, as about 1000 additional name, Mr. Hardld Haskins at Bartow and aro needed to complete tho required Mr. Dwight Babbitt who oddod th . * 6-tf in the Woodruff building. number one-fourth of the registered weight of hia influence at Ocala, to r- Ralph Stevens has returned bring the 1917 convention to San­ voters of the county. " ° m * triP to Philadelphia where ho Y New Fords Are In Tfye Seminole County Bank takes special Interest In ford. * . •■ “ called by the serious illness of Ed Higgins Is showing tho new the welfare of its customers and makes it a point to *nee* who had been rushed to stylo Fords and they are beauties. . At Least Not Noticeable. handle their banking business with the utmost disMn. Thomas A. Neal is at Dr. ^ hospital.. The doctor left her the old style fenders and radiators It was at a breach of promise suit, J«‘tJy improved and looks smiling being discarded for the stream line and the rustic defendant waa under Worlely’a Sanitarium In St. Augus­ tch and efficiency. "Now toll me, tine. «»io as though the wedding day models that look more like, real cross-examination. Your account subject to check is solicited. Wu not far distant*. ■ automobiles than anything that please," said tho counael, sternly, "on J ------. * the evening of the sixteenth when you Mr. Billy Hill left last night for a bade her good-by, did tho eufTor you few days visit to’ Valdosta, Ga. He FOUR. PER CENT INTERPST to kiss liorT" “Well," said the witness, will return Sunday. slowly, "1 reckon now F did give her a PA ID ON S A V IN G S A C C O U N TS kiss or two; but thero worn’t much sufferin' about it as I could aoo." PEOPLE AND EVENTS | M R S .. G R A C E E . W I L L I A M S CHILDREN'S AND MISSES FELT HATS Sanford Public Library Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays The Peninsular Melal Co. Notice to Farmers A Carlaod of TRACTION AND POWER SPRAYERS i * j MAHON EY-WAI.KER C O .: 3rd. and Oak Ave. Handling of Banking Business I THE QUALITY SHOP LYRIC THEATRE Ju,t ^reived a new shipment of Hattepr Plush— X X T N E W W H IT E F E L T S f " K MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CHILDREN'S HATS | MRS-1. D. PEARSON, Mgr- HRS. A. D. PARRISH, Asst. & *> I# Horses Affected by Shells. The nervous shock from exploding Woman's Clab ahelle Is so great tbnt It oftentimes "Music Is a sort of inarticulate brings horses up In their tracks, ap­ unfathomable speech which leads us parently Incapable of moving. Horses occasionally foil down and givo every to the edge of the infinite," . appearance of , having been shot, Club Calendar though actually unhurt, Doga sudden ly and unaccountably go lamo, though Tuesday, Oct. 17—Music Depart untouchod. ment. Modern Music in .America. » Sem inole*C oupty B an k ) Sanford,Florida A Home Bank for Home People f FORREST LAKE. Prco. D. Ll THRASH It, V-Prea- A. R, KEY. Caahlor �terettes CO UNTY'H APPENING S the Oyster Cracker, that makes the best oyster better. Serve them with soups, salads, chowder, etc. They will add to your reputation as a hostess. A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS-^ F,VENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY-EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD UPS ALA AND GRAPEVIt.LK Mrs.Fry of Wiademer* spent Fri­ day and the most of Saturday with her sister, Mrs, T. O. Tyner. Mrs. nerrtclson attended services Sunday at Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lundquiat and family visited at the home of her brother, Mr. Edwin Lundquist; of her viaitora there besides were Mr. Elmer Bergquist and brother, Theo­ dore. ' Miss Edna Thompson came home Thursday evening and Miss Mabel Tyner on Tuesday. Miss Ebba Stcdt who started for school Monday has been sick ever since with chill and fever. Mr. Emil Mngnunon left Tuesday on a business trip to Merritt's Island expecting to he gone until the latter part of the month. Mr. Walfred Pierson commences work at the esaw mill Wednesday though we understand Mr. Botham ly will not start sawing until Mon Mrs. Thompson visitetl with Mrs. E. F. Lundquist on Tuesday but later in the evening she 'was taken very sick and they had to call Dr, Denton. We hope to see Her about Again soon: Mrs. Jack Vaughn was a caller at Mrs. Thompson's Wednesday.. Mrs. Mugnucon has been calling on those in the Home Department of our Sunday school this past week. WEKItt \ AND I T im . ITEMS Rev. J \V October 13; i 9tc THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO Bartlett rilled his ap­ pointment here Sunday and gave u> two very helpful sermon,* His visits here come when the moon is bright­ est which i» so fortunate for U? who live in the woods. E. A. Rush, W. D. FilInfun, W. F. Boyd and \V. H. Boyd were is Tavares Tuesday. . county school fair made the hthel school a visit Wednesday. She .ex­ pects to come again before the fair. Mr. L. P. Hughes of Surronto was in tiie neighborhood last Sunday. Mr. D. D. Wilkinson moved his family to Wckiwa lost Saturday. Misses Lillie and Maud started to school Monday morriing, making un enrolment of nineteen? Wc missed tho whistle of the frright train Wednesday, hut the mill whistle blew and we knew busi­ ness had not ail stopped. Mr. A. M. Kush is working for the shingle mill at Glen Ethel this week. Hex. Holiday loft for Enterprise Monday morning to attend high school. He will stay with Rev. Uartlctt. MONftOE MUS1NGS - • Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Mikc.scll and family left Monroe Wednesday for their old home in Ohio, to the regret of their many friends., Miss Georgie Walker spent Friday at the home of Mrs. B. F. Hutchins. Rev. Bryant of Laroorhee preache ed at the Baptist church of Monroe Sunday, The election of new officers for C. E. for ensuing six months result­ ed as follows: Mrs. B. F. Hutchins re-elected president: Miss Ora Bil­ lingsley vice president; Mrs, C. F. Bale# secretary; B. F. Hutchins, i halrman odf prayer meeting i<m»m i tl r e; tt E. Oglesby, chairman missionary committee; Mrs.Eil. Ogles by. chairman of social committee; Mrs. Minnie Webb,, chairman of sunshine committee and Mrs. W. J.' McBride, ..correspondent of press items. This society has within the past six months received five new members; lfi Quiet Hour comrades, and has 122 points with !!• standards on E lhc ie nc \ Chart. I bis is a vital point. Investigate it fully buying your car.. Editor Holly informs us that the postoflice matter has been taken under advisement by the First Asst. Postmaster General and will be set- Sk § 5 ^ 1 The friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. m Thornhcrg from North Carolina, who spent several daya In our sec­ tion have returned home. L. H. Parker and bride arrived in Chuluota last-Saturday from -Jack­ sonville where they spent their honeymAon. The now-Mm, Parker was Miss Myrtie Bean of Zell wood, one of Orange county’s successful school teachers. We all' extend a hearty vielcomo to friend Louis' bride. t E. J. Bridges nrrlved home from North Carolina last week. » Mra. F. M. Story and Mrs. J. M. Osteen visited the former's daughter, Alfa, Wi Burgnrd ar“W1nR*'r Yfar,drn last Tuesday and. Wednesday. A Jg 4E 3 > te 3 » i l)c!erra! Payments If Desired THE UNIVERSAL FERTILIZER -/ f Citrus trees, vegetables and all other crops must have phosphorus or they cannot thrive. Experience proves natural phosphate, very finely ground, not only the Lest but the cheapest way to put phosphorus into any soil and to maintain soil fertility. ^ T N atu rso w n Is a High-Grade Pulverized Phosphate Double-ground, exactly right, for the soil action that releases the phosphorus to meet plant demand. The unused phosphorus remains for future $rops. Growers in Florida and other states report record yields of all kinds of crops from the use of NATURSOWN. Bigger Crops — F e rtiliz e r B ills Reduced Gne-Hall If you believe that manufactured fertilizers are better . because costlier, or that natural phosphate is profitable only for certain kinds of crops, you'may improve • i your soil, increase yields and reduce fertilizer costs by M H k . learning all the .facts about NATURSOWN. Azs Write Now for Prices and Free Instructive Book. i V ) PHOSPHATE COMPANY. SSSi The Angelus. Tho Angclus, n prayer to tho Holy Virgin, was instituted by Urban tbo Second. Tt lias three versos, and each verso ends with tho salutation "Avo Marla." . Superlative Goodness. To lovo tho public, to study univer­ sal good, and to promote tho Interests of tho wholo world, as far as lies with­ in our power, Is Uro height of good­ ness, ami makes that temper which wo call divine. Shaftesbury, LAKE! EAST SANFORD Rev. J. W. Bartlett Of Enterprise will preach at Moore's Station church Sunday, 16th Inst. J. K. Adkins has gone £o his for­ mer hoipc> Omaha, Neb., for a visit. He expects some of his family to re­ turn with him for the winter. Mr. Adkins ia foreman for J. R. Hayden. Miss Hattie Estridge has accepted a position with tho A. P. Connelly Company os stenographer. Miss Isabelle Raynor was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mc­ Bride and at tho Stenstrom home on the West Side during last week. J. F. McClelland is one of a party ot delegates to Ocala this week at­ tending a Motherhood convention of Th'eiAfr'ir. Wlurch. . Wo were mls-informcd in regard to the ownership of the team o t mules that were drowned at Geneva ferry recently. Thoy Vere owned by A Ford Car and will Form-A-Truck Makes s One-Ton Truck. When * tachcd to a Ford ChaatiU Just think of the possibilities of a chi. ivery truck with the dependability, simplicity and low maintenance'cost of a Ford And the strength and carry, ing capacity of a high standard one ton truck! and at practically One-IIair the Cost I It solves the delivery prob­ lem for tho great mass of retail and wholesale merchants, contractors, etc. in fact til business men who want quick delivery at the lowest econ­ omical cost. . ................................ . DEMOCRATIC TICK ET Presidential Electora J. Turner Butler Morton Caraballo' J. P. Clarkson Frank Harris Milton H. Mabry, Sr. Will H. Price. For Uulted States Senator DISTRIBUTOR Park Trammell Por Cdtigreas Fourth District SANFORD, FLORIDA W. J. Sears For Governor W. V.- Knott For Secretary of Stale H; Clay Crawford For Comptroller • . Ernest Am6a VETERINARIAN For Slate Treasurer -----OFFICE----J. O. I.uning For Slate Supt. Public Instruction HAND BROS. ST a BLES ■ W. N. Sbeats Bring In your tame and sick o For Justice Supreme Court , horses and mules. Have Ihem E JcfTenlon B. Browne treated. Have their teeth cxnmin- D For Railroad Commissioner cd, shnrp corners dressed down. 0 projections rut off and decayed ° Royal C. Dunn molars extracted. • S For States Attorney Seventh Hist. Joseph H. Jones For Stales Senator Nineteenth Hist. * Geo. W.. Crawford A FAIR PROPOSITION For Member House of Representives F. L. Woodruff Wo can not recommend a more satis­ factory remedy for rheumatism than For County Judge • E.' F. Householder For Sheriff E. E. Brady For Clerk Circuit Court E. A. Douglass For Supl. Public Instruction T. W. Lawton RHEUMATISM POWDERS For Tax Assessor A. Vaughn ■ Guaranteed to givo relief or money re­ For Tax Collector funded. Sold only by us, 60c and {LOO. Jno, D. Jlnklns R. C. BOWER M. S. Averette has purchased the interest of J. E. Snyder in the gro­ cery department of J. E. Snyder &Co. and is in full charge and very much pleased with his hew enter­ prise. Mrs. M. S. Averette and little daughter, Annie Marie arc visiting friends In St .Augustine this week. Our public school has opened with prospects pleasing to nil in general. Misses Mary Aulin and Katherine Flint teachers. Mrs..P. S. Long, familiarly knAwn to her friends as Aunt Sissy, who some weeks ago fell and injured her hip is still confined to her bed. and it is feared she will always bu a "cripple. This indeed seems hard for she is and hits been for several years perfectly blind. Mrs. Ruby Newman of Orlando spent last weekW ith Mm. Mary Bridges and mother, Mra-j—Doii>i beforo Srlninole County Garage * 111.'Si t * l i t A t* . CHULUOTA SNAPSHOTS We have be.cn having weather very much like fall time and every­ one is glad to see it. G. M. and Billie Jacobs. F. Jernlgan and Mrs. Berry Jernigan spent several days at Pulatka last -week. Dr. T. G.. Simmons left Sunday for a few days trip to Frankfort, Indiana. The pretty new bungalow’ of Mrs. Tribble is well under, way of con­ struction under the management of S. It. Pacotti or St. Augustine.. J. E. Snyder, our merchant left last week for Kansas City for a va­ cation of three weeks. C. E. Tribble returned Thursday night from an extended trip down the East Coast. Tho trip extended us far as Key West. . WEST SIDE ITEMS ’ Mr. J. J. Sherdjuor from Illinois, who has bought all. of the land on the south side of the brick road ow;ned by Mr. M. M. Smith was looking over his land Monday. Mr. W. J. McBride has, bought the Tommy Reaves place across the road from the Billingsley home. Mr. Me. is having' the well piped in the field and th e •trees cut down. • Sopie cigljt years ugo Mr. Reaves trucked on the place! Alter -they were mar­ ried his wife decided they would make New York their future home. The school bus goes as fur out as the T. J, Wilsoft corner after the school children, and by the time the bus gets in town there are about Mr. and Mrs. \VV H. Mcrrywcaththirty-six of them. cr, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Roberts The county prisoners are at work spent Monday in Orlando. grading, anti ditching the road from The postoflice is very satisfactor­ ily ensconced in the concrete build­ ing of the Chuluota Co. R u a J iirr J1.10. T u v rln t C ur J.VJJ; C jb riu lrt isrtS : Toun C iir J 0 /3 ; .W.jfj fu lly equipped, im tu J in g . # fltx trU i t j r t t r u n j lights. A l l p rA rs ). o. t , Ui trxut. l all grocers. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY if you are a Maxwell owner your car will always be in running order because our dealer — any Maxwell dealer—can give you/eabnnd immediate service. If be couldn't, lie wouldn't be a Maxwell dealer. Not more than one or two automobile builders in tho country can give you service that compares..w ith- •" Always frith. A t Mr. McLain of Geneva instead at by Seminole county.' Mr., and Mra. Richard Hickson have taken up their residence on Sipea- avcnue in the Slpea houso.% Mni. G. C.* McDougal apd son, George arc going to Jacksonville and Waycroaa, Ga,, for a tow days' visit, leaving Friday. IRRIGATION and W ELL WORK TRY The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. _____ SANFORD'S HOUSE OF SERVICE ~ SANFORD, Phone 8 FLORIDA STORAGE. E V E R i A D Y NON'SiilPHATING BATTERY, cua» ant £EB A L L M A K E S [A N I) TYPES REPAIRED SEMINOLE Fully Charged Batteries to Fit Any Car COUNTY GARAGE ATLANTIC COAST LINE * STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 18TH, 1916 THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY '• Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar No. 82 No. 86 No. 80 • • tty~. Jacksonville..........9:10 a. m. 1 :35 p. m. 8:10 p. m. Savannah..............1:15 p.m. 5:35 p.m . 12:35 a.m. Richmond— -------5:05 a. m. 9:13 a. m. 7:45 p. m. Washington.------- 8:50a.m . 2:33p.m. 11:60p.m. Baltimore...............10:03 a. m. 1:50 p. m. 1:14 Philadelphia------- 12:24 a. m. 4.03 p. m. 3:40 a. m. New York----- ----„2:40 p. m. 6:20 p. m. 6:00 a. tn. Por Information or Reservation Phone or Write ATLANTIC COAST LINE 138 W .Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. Phone 17 -■ * Hillsborough Hotel. Tampa, Fla, Phone 132 A 25c, Want Ad. in The • * H erald • * will Rent Your House For You �\ **'•■* ggr • PAGE THREE Tin: SANFORD HERALD finishing touch of ribbon* which the (5a grain elevatior, Seale, Ala.; girls would finish for her. Each foundry to be remodeled, Anniston, about p e o p l e guest brought a bolt of ribbotl. of Ala.; peanut oil mill, Tifton, Gn.; delicate hue nnd the hours from two saw mill, Green Cove Springs, Fla." to six were spent in “ running rib-! C d .m n la E jfiit,,." and e v e n t s Mu K. A. TtfK»uir. I'U n , f i %t jqj I'ons" and making up the prettiost BAPTISTS WII.1, OlIOiBRATE rosettes and bows imaginable. The j j parlors were prettily decorated with Church at. Sanford Will lie TMrlytho autograph of each guest in t he j! *iuantitips quantities. of pink vines and ferns, ferns. Twu Veart* Old ,1/r#. P ort»« AVerhi in# U»e refreshmeut hour was4served u r,% George Paxtorf, entertained cretonno covered note book, P • \ special letter has been forward- ! Tuesday evmlng with a Salma- eluded iu the preii-v rretoonne ;tr- *n dslhi j.i. course. Guests of this eil all .1 je members of the Baptist [ charming shower were Mrs. FT. L. ciiar< h calling them to the services L d i P-Myj f->r Ml« Annie Leo tides. Thosp present were Mr '' M.-v R- M, Grovensteln and on next Sunday as celebration of V mvc|| who*" marriage to Mr. F. F. Dutton, Mrs |{ l H olly, Mr o |i Fox wit takj place Sunday W.T. Deane, Mrs. It. It. Uuas,. M r. :‘c Misses Mell Whltner, Lucy 32i1d year of church nnd :ird year of aftcruoon. Various card game.* and J. N r Whitner, Mrs. G. p.’ Paxton. ^ ^ tncr# Alice Whltner, Elinor Rob* the present pastor. Muriel Iiarrold, Charlie Seay, nirio' games v;?ro enjoyed through- Mrs; U. C. Maxwell. Mrs. Ilrownle,'-1 The following program will he ' , til9 evenin'* In which prixea wero Mrs. Grovcnstein, Mrs. Ratliff, Mrs. j *'Uiel Mougbton, Claire Walker, carried out: n!ii by Miss CaldweU and Mr. J. C. Geo. Watson, Mr*. D. A. Cald*oll. Letilo Caldwell- and Alico Sarah 6:30 to 7:00 a. m. Hutchinson for progression. These Mr*. J* B. Lawson, Misses L u r,i Caldwell. Sunrise Service jnemrntoes of a delightful occasion Chittenden, Charlie Seay, Muriel 0:30 to Engagement Announced »• *10:45 ** *a. m. „ te n pre t>* pin and sliver j Harrbld, Alice Whltner, Lucy WhitSunday School Anniversary Rally Mr. and Mrs. David AHftd Cald­ ner, Mell Whitner, Margaret Davis, match box. Home Dept. Momb e n and Cradio well announce the engagoment of A charming simplicity prevailed l i t t l e Caldwell and Miss Alice their daughter, Annio late Caldwell Roll Members- expected: to, he ■W * \ *• «■ ■ in the adornment of the rooms, only Caldwell. present at this' service ns well ns to .Mr. Richard Benjamin Fox, Jr., cul flutters being used. the regutar School of Dallas, Texas, the wedding to EVEREADY offers every man, woman Mrs. It. H. Geiger entertained take pluce Sunday afternoon at 11:00 a. m. At the close °f tb® Kamwt tho with three tables of Five Hundred gurst of honor was sent into the Memphis, Tennessee. __ * Fellowship Service ■* and child an opportunity to turn one dining room but reached only' tho on Wednesday evening for Miss * 9 Covenant to he read Annie Lee Caldwell, at which the? birk of the hall when she was Roll Call of Members . /late Hall New* new word into $3,000. deluged with a shower of handker­ other guests were Misses Charlie Anniversary Rally Son, by Mrs. Pop Wallace is all Hmiles! . Tho ., v * Seay, Mell Whitner, Alice Whltner, chiefs from above. Ileautiful and K. E. Cox little gentleman nnd future pitcher dainty were these gifts from friends. Lucy Whitner, Lottie Caldwell,- Mrs of the Sanford team that arrived at , Miscellaneous Review and ProAre you going to neglect this offer—or are you The Christian Endeavor Socity of Monroe, Messrs. ,J. C. Hutchinson, the home of the popular manager view. ' j coming in today and get an EV EREA DY CON­ the Presbyterian church wore the David Caldwell, Wcidmun Caldwell, on -Tuesday, Oct. IOth is said to be Special Music Elton Moughton, Dr. H. H. McTEST BLANK?— they are free. pests of Mrs. Pax Urn, Freewill Offering Caslin and R. IL Geiger. The room* a second edition of his famous Lord's Supper Observed father. Tho young man will ho Contest closes November 7—at midnight. Another of tho pre-mfptlal portion were prettily decorated with roses called Russell Htrlngfeliow Wallace. 3:30 to 4:00 p, m. . * nnd other' cut (lowers against n lor Miss Caldwell was the novel Baptism at Brinson's Pool •twine party given by Mra. Harry background of green. The guest of 0:30 to 7:15 p. m. Itirth* Ward and Mrs. R. C. Bower at the honor was presented with a pretty The Junior B. V. P. U. ' Mr. and Mra, Hatnil E. Tolar, home of Mrs. Ward on Wednesday crepe do chine handkerchief. The Flake it. V. 1*. U. * • now of Live Oak are rejoicing over afternoon. Hero the rooms wero atThe Temple B. V. P. U. the birth of a little daughter, Elste Ceeilian Music Club trsrtively decorated with quantities The Sunbeams Bryan Tolar, October.S, 1016. Tho first fall meeting of the Cecilof ssparagus fern and the pink coral 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. (Continued on Page,6 ) lllllllllllMlllllllllillllllllillllllllllllillltlllllllllllllUllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllg vine. * Between the double doors ian Music Club will he held Satur­ Anniversary Sermon. Progress In Southeast — hung a basket filled with the dainty day (tomorrow,* afternoon at three Columbus, fin., Oct. 12. Tho* Inflower while around doors and win­ o’clock at Mrs. Munson's studio. In M i f lh t Do S o m e th in g in That. dows and entwined in the chandeliers nddition to the regular program of dust rial Index says in its issue for "Don't be too roiir.li wlf do forgetful were graceful sprays of fern. When fnusic, Mips Ruth Knnner will give J th ill week: man." said Undo Ubun; "rnchhe what the guests were assembled a table n reading. Parents and friends of "Theracttvity and prosperity th a t ho was busy rememberin' was more wu placed before the young brlde- the members arc cordially welcomed are so pronounced in. the southeast Important dun what ho forgot." riect upon which were numbered at these meetings. make this city more inviting than pstksgss and each guest was given ever to- homescekcrs and investors. s number corresponding to a package Cooked Food Sole "Tho southeast offers more for ind when opened they were found Tho Guild of tho Episcopal church them than does any other part of FooC To the4ast drop to contain n assortment of unfinished will hold a rooked food mile at th e. country! The southeast has dreiser scarf*, bags of nil sorts and McCullcr’s store Saturday afternoon more undeveloped resources than has the many things useful that adorn n and evening. Pies, cakes, bread nnd any other section, hut this has long bride'* bedroom. These were in salads will he among the delect­ been true. The exceptional oppor­ pretty figured cretonne, and were able home ma’de delicacies offered tunities which the southeast offers SHOES—"Tliat.s My Husincas" completed by the guests of the af­ for sale. are based largely upon the fact that . * ___ __ ternoon and were the gifts of the it is growing, expanding, progressing, SANFOItD, FLORIDA S 301 E. FIRST STREET hostessa. A salad course and ice A/nrciis Fogy at Woman's Club developing. It is in commuhitivs count were served, after which muOn Wednesday afternoon Mr. and sections that are growing and ite was enjoyed. Miss Margaret Marcus C. Fngg, state superinten­ accomplishing things that opportu­ Dirts presided ut the pinna and the dent of tho Children's Homo Society nity exists. The community or sec­ girii sang many popular selections, of Florida will deliver an address at tion that is-at a standstill, that is o Ask Your Grocer KEEP YOUU EYE ON THE HERALD WANT COLUMN most appreciative being "Sympathy.’ the Woman's Club, under the aus­ grown .offers little- opportunity. , Assistin''. the hostesses wero Mrs. pices of 'th e Welfare Department "In the southeast are millions of R. R. Dea« and Misses Fern Ward Mr. Fngg is so well known and loved acres—that can be made perfectly *nd Alice Sarah Caldwell. A fitting in Sanford that ho needs no intro­ productive $nd .under the mosi dose jo the happy afternoon was duction to the public, representing inviting, conditions. There are man-, Florida's biggest chnrity, hundreds productive. ami under tho most of homeless huhics have been adopt­ inviting conditions. There are man­ ed into happy homes and through ufacturing opportunities that afford his efforts interest In these little Bafe, profitable investment. There waifs has become widespread are numerous lines of business which throughout the state. In his ad­ lire inviting. dress "Social Problem in Florida" . "TI id south and tho southeast are Mr. Fagg brings a message to us. coming ns never before to realiza­ This meeting is open'to the public tion of the worth of Tfieir resources generally nnd every dub Woman is and the possibilities of development. urged to attend nnd bring a friend A very definite chnngc in the order who is "not a member of tho club. of things is in progress. The oppor­ Members of all woman’s societies tunities were never oo invitinjf. (____ OtiXti* kt l U tt tk W I a tr k U u i of the vnrious churches are cordially "Twenty-one corporations were Invited. formed during the week with mini­ mum capital stocks $G99,600. • Pipe Organ'Society "Among tho items of construction Mrs. James Taylor., delightfully work_!e__be_done,-as— reported *thtsentertained tho Pipo Organ Soctdy week, are: ~ A csdny afternoon at her homo "Apartment houses, Atlanta and on Magnolia avenue. Dainty re­ Savannah, Ga.; bridges, Dndo coun­ freshments wero served by tho host­ 9 . $ XI ty, Fla.; rUnion county, Ga., and ess and the hours pleasantly spent Vcro, Fla.; city hall and jail, Port planning and working for the organ fund. Enjoying the charming hos­ St. Joe, Fla.; passenger station, Atpitality of Mra. Taylor were Mrs. talia, Ala.; paving, Atlanta, Ga., Ernest Betts, Mrs. Rowe, Misses and Birmingham and Gadsden, Ala.; Martha Fox, Daisy Betts, Edith hotel building near Sqvannah, Ga.; Stewart, Clara Millen, Jeanette paving and sewers, Greenville, S. C.; 1 can cit in all — they Lalng, Ella Dillon and Miss Futch. roads, Dade county, Fla.; school *°n't hurt me! T hat’s be-' Miss Clara Millen will . be next buildings, Charlesyon, Miss., DeLand, Fla., and Stockbridge, Ga.; exute they're nude with CaluTuesday's hostess. tnet — and that'i 'why they’re.| warehouses, Charleston, S. C., and i [ Pu«, tempting, tasty, wholcMacon, Ga. Fairehlld.QuaTielle *?me—that’s why they won’t "Construction contracts have been Threo splendid Lyceum attrac­ nuit any kid." awarded as follows; tions have been booked for the lU f h w t A » u d i Lyceum Course st the Baptist "Apartment- houses, Augusta. Ga., C-l M IW-*. tU, f* IV.W Cm , Temple for the season of 1916-1917. and - Bt,—PcterxlJUfg, “Flo!; bridges, the firstTrfwhtch corma next Thurs­ Clearwater, Fla., nnd Baldwin coun­ day evening, Oct. 19, when the Fair- ty, Ga.; church buildings, Kissimmee child Quartette, composed of Jadies Fla., and Lowndenvillc, S. C.; dor­ will bo tho entertainers. The Quar­ mitory, Eau Gallie, Fla.; fire sta­ tette is one of the best attractions tion, Birmingham, Ala., library, of the Redpath Lyceum Bureau and Gulfport, Miss.; lighting plant, Mctcomes to Sanford heralded by ex­ tcr< Ga.; lighting system, Foley, ceptionally complimentary press no­ Ala., school buildings, Aniling and tices. It is said of Mias Lcla Fair- Ellisville, Miss.; theater building, child that ahe has won famo in all Union, S. C.; warehouse, Gaffney, sections of the country as a reader, 8.' C. possessing a keen sense of interpre­ "Industrial plants will be estab­ tation and a remarkable talent at lished os tfo1low*:n character portrayal. Miss Bessie and "Creamery, Mobile, Ala.; flour Miss Dorothy Fairchild with-M iss and feed mills, Americua and Tifton, Mildred Mcrenora arc artists in vocal and inatrumental music. Ths charm* ing personality of these ladies coup­ • * * led with their undeniable talent at once win their audiences. . ... A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UPTO DATE A4J(»i» »:t C am m m iittthnn i),;*” offers* F«r a NAM E £ The Charles Electric Co., Inc. DO YOU KNOW | WHERE YOU | CAN GET I ^MAXW ELL * HOUSE — COFFEE E. H. Peters Is Perfect w w Prompt clothes service for Travelers here ■ ffr F you’re in town for a day or so, you’ll appreciate the way you can walk in this store and get what you want quick. “Oh Look! Better still, what we have is the best of its kind; for instance" : ~ ~ H a rt S c h a ffn e r and M arx Clothes You know them; you’ll find everything new here. You’ll find the accepted styles in shirts and neckwear; you’ll find hosiery and shoes. This is the Mep’s store of Sanford; it’s worth knowing about* i You are cordially invited to visit us today. ^ not Wrlmon#y’ C slrnnt do——It’s pora ^Pwtorto aonr milkandi rc - L’nferfatnmrnf for Bridt-Eleei Numbered among the man£ charming entertainments given this: "Wbek^Ih honor of Miss Annie Lee i Caldwell wai the pretty and .rather ( unusual ribbon showir given at the j Presbyterian Manse by ' Mrs. E. D. i Brownlee on .Tuesday afternoon. It was suggested th at M i« Caldwell j bring the trousseau lingerie for tho | .... * l SANFORD SHOE &CLOTHING CO. 105 E. First St. SANFORD, FLORIDA r • " 9 o m fo rt? � 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, October 27, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 27, 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>, October 27, 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/32b8d2d3b8f3df41ae1a8ae3376b83e6.pdf aaf061db59aae3bc53a659b3bfb65b9b PDF Text Text I --------------- T — “ -------:------- * • •» •t • IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ' • - I<IIBLISHC D SEMI - WEEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS THE SANFORD I N S A N F O R D — Lift- la Wo,th Living PHYSICIANS OF SANFORD HOLD MEET NUMBER 20 SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. OCTOUER 27. 1916 VOLUME VIII irr milking the hospital a financial success. R. E -Stevens, M D.Chr Samuel 1'uleston, M. D. T. A. Neal, M. I). J. T. I Yenton, M. D. J. N. Rulison, M. D. ' N. deV. Howard, M. D. Oliver J. Miller, M. D., Secretary. The Methodist Orphanage M A o n i ' r i l I The Florida Conference has made TXKE UP c it y I I o s I I l a l each fifth Sunday in the year Orand t h e c o s t o f phanage Day in our churches und * SAME Sunday schools. The offering in the ™ q* . school and in tho morning services • At the call of Dr. It. I*. o v o , ’ I will be given to this most worthy thiirmsn of the Hospital cause nest Sunday. Sanford Board of Trudc, | _ 'Jrphanage a *** was held in the ofllce of* I The Orphannge at Enterprise has inst *k°7hsirman .on Wednesday even- always, since its institution been the ‘” (Wnber 0ftober 28th, at eight' o'clock, |especial euro of Sanford irrespective | u 1DurpUae “ .ofI considering ___ |J. f0f. the the of denominational affiliation*. Those koitil proposition in every detail, wishing to make a contribution at { J L „hysician in Sanford was rop- this time. If they will placo it in the B ted with tho exception of Dr. collection at -the Methodist church - I , pui0, ton, who was detained Sunday it will he transmitted to the Miccount oI a professional engage |authorities of tho Orpuhnnugc KNOTT SPOKE CANAL PROON STREET TO JECT REPORT BIG CROWD UNFAVORABLE JENNINGS INTERRUPTED BY EAST COAST CANAL C AN NO T FOIST IT ON GOV­ " CATTS S U P I ‘ O U T E R S » ERNMENT • SOAKED TH E M may bo oftained by application to this office, but attention is invited ttrthe following regulatipn as to the manner in which such information may bo furnished: • •"Where interested parties desire data necessary for the preparation of their appeal to the Board of En­ gineers for Rivers and Harbors, it will be given them verbzlly by tho district officer or, in his absence, by the senior assistant engineer con­ nected with the Improvement. -They will not be permitted to have access to the report without authority from the Chief of- Engineers." . . You are requested to communicute the foregoing 4o any persons known by you to bo interested in the im­ provement nnd who, not being known to this office do not receive a copy of this communication. ' Very respectfully, W. B. Lnduc, Lt. Col., Corps of Eng., U. 8. Army SWEARINGEN WILL SPEAK HERE TONIGHT * I I r M : ■>! j : 1 I M ill ROUMANIA DISASTER LESSENED L. . . J it 0 J id ml CATTS C A M PA IG N W ILL BE REPRESENTED BY P R O M ­ IN E N T SPEAKER The government will not purchase lion. Van Swearingon, ex-mayor The opening gun of the second the East Coast Canal from the com­ of JaC.,d0iH Hid a.id Otic of Clio prom­ campaign in the. race for (loverno^ inent attorneys of that city wilt was fired here on Tuesday night pany that has been trying .to sell it speak.hero tomorrow night nt tho cor­ when Mon. W. V. Knott, Demo­ for, some time and the chances of ner of First street nnd Park avenues. cratic candidate for Governor nnd the St. Jolips river being made the inland waterway through Florida The cominitteo announces that in Hon. Marion B. Jennings of Jack­ are very bright. tHo event of rain tho speuking will sonville spoke at the corner of First be held in the court house. Mr. The subject of the East Coast street and Park avenue to a large Swearingen will speak In the interest Canal has boon discussed freely for and enthusiastic orowd. On uecount • of Sidney J. Catts, candidate for of the short notice given in which to several years* The St. Johns river Prof. M urN Injured Governor und expects to tel! the his­ advertise the speaking there was no was favorably reported upon but Prof. G. L. Maris who resides at tory. of the recount and other items reopening of the case was notice given to the country precincts a until Tuesday, nnd ntany.of them made -by the blast. Const Canal La A* Onoro was injured Wednesday of interest along the lino of the why ment. . Knew, nothing about it, although peojilo w ho -want to sell the can­ near the High School building while of the wherefores. The meeting "having been called to llnptlst Special Meeting Mr. Swearingen is a most force­ al to tiie government and for tho driving home in his wagon. A car j , by the chairman, Dr. Oliver J. Special m eeting will begin at the they wero desirous of hearing Mr. driven by a man said to lie a Sor­ ful speaker nnd can he depended past two years the case has been Uiiur was selected as secretary. Baptist church on next Sunday and Knott. fought, the St. Johns river being rento physician ran into the horse upon to keep the crowd from going . . * . . . , continue ten days. Dr. C. A. Owens Hon. George A. DeCottcs pre­ harked b y the Sanford. Orlando. und wagon of Prof# Mari* knocking to sleep. He formerly resided hero .The first subject under discussion | f Humbo)(lt> Tenn., will lie the sided as' chairman and introduced tlm horse down and throwing Prof, jin Sanford, being at that jim e an was that of capacity, an a tec n preacher assisting Pastor Oeo. !ly- Mr. Knott who launched at once I*alat jcn. nnd other people rtf the Maris out of the wagon. Several employee of tho car shops and has Mate who recognized the just claims nry <-°naldcratlon as r e - I Dr 0wcnB wi|l not reBFh into hi*' subject and in a calm and |Mds the minimum number of beds L , Hometimo Mom|„y. Dr. almost a judirial manner gave the of the St. Johns river as uguinst the who were Hear ran to Ids rescue ar.d many old friertds in Sanford. Tho that would be required to take care Hyman ^.in pr,.acb both morning voters the explanation of how the purchase of the. ditch thnt has al­ he was placed under the care of a speaking will begin pt eight o’ clock ready been paid for by the state of physician who jironounccd his in­ and The Herald urges a quiet and of the hospital cases In Sanford, it I nd even|ng Sunday. mistakes occurred in tho counting b e in g s e r i o u s a* orderly meeting for Mr. Swearingen was definitely decided that the hosm „ The Two Tt.mple9 of tho second choice votes. *Mafty Florida, in valuable timber lands to juries ns he was badly bruised nnd shaken. und none of the rowdyism that has the nmount of soma $5,000,000^ pit»1 be built on the unit Hystom, • • people here know Mr. Knott per­ The horse was badly injured and been apparent at other meetings and that s hospital architect bo usod 0 01 • The rehearing occupied the time crippled. sonally and huve known him for The man who was re­ here at vurious times. for the purpose of drawing plans for 7:00 p. m. "Eternity, -Where Will many years and knowing him be­ of the enginoers and those who were sponsible for the accident continued the inatitution. The arrangement of You Spend It?" llaskclliall lieve that he not only hud a right interested since March, 1915. in\V\V on Ids way and as yet has not been the rooms and beds was decided as | Welcome to ull these services, Captain Neil Chittenden of tho ' to demand a recount but that he interested' sinch March, 1916, and apprehended. Those who witnessed follow: Six private rooms with bath was perfectly justifiable in. demand­ in that time valiant work has been the accident claim that the auto B, S. A. Basketball club has at la.-it follow: Six private rooms. with Congregational Church ing it. Mr. Knott is not an orntor done by the Commercial Club of driver was careless und it was his decided on thc players who will moro communicating baths, two of which than likely piny in the tlrst game. Rev. Geo. M. Ward, President of ns hits official duties of state treas­ Sanford and the successor lo .that fault entirely. f .bill be .uincicntly large to accom- RoH,n^ Col,ogo wi|( ,,rcach again urer und state comptroller nover body, the present Board of Trado, Tho following players will play in modite three beds. One delivery « « mn^nino the opening game: Hawkins, R. F.; . . .Sunday morning at tlm the .Congrega- called for any oratory but he strike* chiefly through'tho committee com­ Catholic Church . room connected with a very ! « * • Uonil ch\irch. All are cordially In- one as being u man of facts nnd posed of C. R. Walker, chairman, Spencer, L. F.; Laing, Center; Chit­ The twentieth Sunday after Pcntod airy maternity room. One. vitcd to cdine and hear him. This tenden, It. G.; and Washburn, L. G. figures and knows whereof he speaks. E. T. Woodruff and A. P. Connelly. Itecost: ®tjro annex, consisting of two wards Jg obnbIy tho ja9t Bervtco wo will He was. given the closest of atten­ These gentlemen havo never let up nnd with tho following "subs" tho I,pw muss at 10:30 a. m. with a capacity of four beds each, bftVe wjtb Ward for some time tion and his statements .went home on the fight und Mr. Walkor has . During mass singing by choir of club is well fortified to replace the and one privato room, which negro I ncw'pastor is expected tho to the voters. injured: Jones, Murphy, Kanncr and journeyed’ from I hlladelphla to Key K je> Gloria, Credo, Agnus Dei. Griffin will do the tilling in when aitnei ihould bo cotnnnectcd w‘ t** rfollowinK^Stihday, when 'Services will 'Vest attending meetings and makc ,nM0S for Christian doctrine at Marion Jennings followed Mr. the main building by an archway. L rc8umcd both morning and cvenneeded. Each and every one can ing speeches favoring 4he St. Johns Iy .jg n Keott and launched a vigorous at­ The operating dopartmAnt being on . more than till tho positions of which nnd ngniifHt tho purchnso of the East1 ‘ Benediction ' of the Blessed Sacra­ tack upon Sidney J. Catts and was ^ the top floor, consisting o f operating Sundny ,,chool nt 9:45 a. m. they will be stationed at. Tho most Coast Canal nnd now their efforts ment nt 7:30. p. m. fuirly sizzling when n voice from the room, anaesthetizing room, dressing ! ^ g ut g ;0Q p m> noticeable work of the club of Into are about to lie rewarded ns the fol­ crowd yelled "catts" whereupon room, linen room, nnd physicians' bus been the team work which haa lowing rejiort from tliu engineers will Jennings dim lied right on the ( utts wuh and locker room. The laundry been displayed by the bo>*s. Capt. * . people in tho crowd nnd from that signify. Chittenden has used his men at all to be in the basement ns well as tho time until ho closed it was a case of Denr Sir: jiositjoqs, so as to bo in a position dining room and tho kitchen, room It having come to the notice of parry and thrust between the any player wherever he is needed. |. for orderly, and heating apparatus. speaker and the crowd. This inter- thc undersigned thut you have ex­ The nurses' quarters to bo over tho Another thing that has pleased pressed an interest in the pending logntion of tho speaker should nover negro annex and connected with tho Maitujfer Washburn has been the proposition for tho purchuso of tjie havo been allowed as it tended to main building by a glass arcade, to feeling of thc boys in regard as to oso the trend of the. speakers East Count Canal from thc St. Johns be used as a sun parlor for tho con­ who would play in the first game, river to Key West, nnd thc construc­ thought-, but ho seemed t<j enjoy it valescents, nnd to consist of two nil tho boys are "nulling" fnr "n+h— tion over this route, or a parallel and sent it back hot from the bat large rooms and a bath connecting. "other and. the propar-spirit- has a l ­ route, of a frees and open waterway until he had vanquished tho disThis will give a capactity of twenty ready been shown and with such ttrrberr----Mr. Jell III »lf»_ tr~ir TiftRT Tinvinp a dentil nnd capacity su[beds and fifteen rooms for patients. feelings prevailing in tiny line of forceful speaker and ho held the fletent for ikml nuviguilonTyou are P R E S S U R E O F G E R M A N sports, always denotes success for The approximate cost of the build-I u i q M EE TIN G AT JACKSON- crowd by his wit and repartee ke'ep- hereby informed that tho report TRO O PS IS W EAKENED the season. In a practice gamo last * thereon, authorized by the act ofi » f al e3 at f l 0.000.00, ng them in rare good humor even VILLE YESTERDAY FOR Wednesday night of which thc hoys A T L A S T congress approved March 4, 1916, the building being frame. The es­ though somo of them disagreed with PURPOSE wero getting rondv f or, n Imtllw-thw— he. been m„ie .nd I. unt.vor.ble ( ,v„ timated coat of maintenance was dm . * ides were evenlydivided w#h the U the Improvement The m lnfln. l , ^ y l ' p “brud|. |' placed at (400.00. per month, and Jacksonville, F|a., Oct. /S7.— BeOn Wednesday Mr. Knott clrfollowing players in the lineup: •-Krmmd, u,.on .b leb the , UgK,ly l e „ erUle.l (rora the estimated income from private ___ C^flL_a-wrack--hot -Jackson­ eulated nmong his* many Sanford Jones, R. G.; Chittenden, L. G.; wus~priced a ville and Columbia the rpombers of riends and he is well pleased wUh “ - “ " J i ?... r l t « d . y - - o'nnm report I r & P e tr - Kanncr, Center; Spencer, It. F.; spproximately the same figure, pro-|tbo fcdcrnl farnX loan board which is the outlook, as tho Democrats of - - I fie ld Marshal vonM.ekeb.cn-. nr Davis, L. F. Tho other team which tided .the city will pay for the bos- hearing JackaonvIUo’e-cInims for thtc- Sanford and Seminole will vote for S W u c U o n o. . . . . . • was led by .Manager Washburn .eakened. pital eare -of thtlr paupers at tfie fnrm joan -bunk to bo established In the Democratic, .nominee, relying b « .ufllclint In .mount .o n. Ill were Hawkins, It. F.; Murphy, L. G; the large cost of an adequate hn»»me rates as will he charged Scm- tbc southeast wero delayed nearly upon the judgment of the courts and nrovement, and that the . existing Unofficial dispatches from Berlin Washburn, L. F.; Laing, Center and . Inole county for the same service. Light hours in reaching Jacksonville. the state canvassing hoard in decid­ privately owned canal. If-maintained report that-tho ootento forces were Griffin. B. F. Tho former tcan> The following resolution w a s They arrived on a special train at ing the Democratic nominee. at tho depth and width required by split Into two parts with the fall of came out in the long end by a idopted: ’ . 10:25 and immediately proceeded to It is to bo hoped that tho next the terms of Its charter will affordfTehornavoda. some escaping - over score of j 1 to 0. . Red Davis. political mooting hare will havo bet­ reason able adequate facilities for the great bridge across the Danube, •AtCr a very lenythy d t e W o n ‘ J ' « 0" rnnW" 1 E ef "the he,pital proposition from J1' 0 oro . ter order than the two preceding the presont water born# commerce, while others Hod northwurd in DoSkating Rink far Sanford •m ry viewpoint. ,h . dlollowloy CT - ! „ . 7 h. X ^ meetings. No speaker ahould bo In­ nnd permit a considerable increase brudja. A tent is being put up at the foot terrupted while ho la on tho plat­ n that commerce; nnd that the Apparently the soctions remaining •lutlon w it unanlmouely .doptwi: e! tUcr,“ , '“ ’ tion of Jacksonville. form nnd if there are ary present military and naval value of such n in tho Black soa provlnco have final- of the city dock which will be used C. J. , A. ■u,uljl0 ho>P^** ,9 Prominent nmong those ropresent- who dd not like his remarks they canal would not bo sufficient t o ‘alter 1|y boen able to make somo stand for a roller skating rink. r « t l y needed in the city of San- , j ackBOnville's claims is Senator Flynn has charge of the now nmjia*aro not In duty bopnd to remain and tho conclusions based upon consid^ I against the Onrush of tho Bulgarians, L v l M l,Pr°n . conserve the D Uf nctchcr, who directed listen to them. Every speaker is oration of it* commercial vnluo. _ |Germans --and Turks, north of tho ment and hu nnd hi* wife- promise to uves of its cit^ena, and thc paMai{C Df the bill establishing * * iGonstanza Tchqrnavoda lino. Von mako it a placo of odjoyment for granted free .speech when ho U You .ro further notlhej th . .11 „ r0 „ „ „ „ | j to b, both young nnd old, -a* they havo 1\berets, The truatees of thc San-1 rural credits, granted permission to spoak on tho nterested parties have tho privilege , . . b both been in tho rink bu*lncas »evford-Hospital Association have pnse-I T bo meeting ir presided over by streets nnd tho mayor and police of an appeal from this conclusion to dominating tho bridge. era! year* and understand tho work a resolution donating nil of their Ge0sge W. Norris, member of tho forco should see that he is not both­ the Board of Engineers for Rivera As a whole tho situation for Ru- thoroughly, assets Which consist of over (2000.00 board. Other members present were ered while ho is speaking. The nnd Harbors, a permanent body sitmania is considered by military.cornThe s'tatlng surface will be of in fash and flvo ( 6) lota ns a building \y. 8. A. Smith anti Charles E. Lob- bars have been let down in this city ting at Washington, D. C., to which montators in Berlin as increasingly maple flooring and everything is 10 Hi* city of Sanford upon con- dell. Herbert Quick, another mom- in this respect and it l i . probablo .Jlyiqfl lhat the-city build, equip and ber waa unab!e to make the southern that other speakers will bo obliged to all examination and’ survey reports procarious, in connection with tho new and elenn. A big electric band ®*lntaln a suitable hospital for the tollf nor *he Secretary of the Troas- reckon with tho jokesmifhs in the of this character aro referred. Par- operation* In Dohrudja and the organ will furnish music for the tics desiring to do so mny bo heard I Austro German successes in tho skaters. ' m>; ,nd ury McAdoo. F. J. H. von Kngle- crowd instead of nddrcaaing their on appeal by the board, either orally mountain passes on tho south. Pet­ Evety Thursday morning will be .. Choreas, We are of the opinion ken, director of the mint Is making remarks to tho people as a whole. er In writing. Written communlca- rograd, however, asserts that tho "Ladies'. Morning," no miyi allowed •“H this is tho only feasible plan the tour In place of Secretary Metions should bo addressed to tho Teutonic pressure also ha* boon nr- those who will be there to Instruct *h»r*by a hospital can be provided I Adoo. Concluding its hearing hero, Bad Cu.ting Scrape Board of Engineers for Rivers and rested In these Transylvanian bor- in skating. Mrs. Flynn will 1)2 pres­ •or the city, and ' • ' the board will leave for*Maedn, Ga. Two young men are in the Miller Harbors, Southern Bkl.dlng, Wazll- der regions. Further north in .tho ent at each session and will be hospital here and two are in jail as ingtvn, D. C „ nnd chou.d be mailed Carpathians near Capul mountains pleased to instruct any who wish to Whereas, Wo conscientiously boS a n fo r d Represented ‘love that if jthe.dty build and equip The Sanford* Board of Trade was the result of a fight that occurred in time to be in the possewion of the Russians report the repulso of a learn to skate. •■hospital in conformity with tho represented by G. F. Smith, one of at Robinson'Spring Tuesday night tho said board njithin four weeka Teutonic attack. Mr. and Mr*. Flynn hope to be Plans submitted by us, and adminls- our prominent growers whe All the parties are from Orlando and ready to open the rink by the drat In Macedonia now entente adl*r »ame in a manner outlined by ua, Laalatcd in urtfln g the claims ol it seems that they became engaged from the date of this communlcaof next week. There will be -three In an altercation ,whilo enroute from tiob. If however you have impor- vancea aro announced. Tho French t,ut the hospital will be seU sup-1 Jacksonville and Florida. sessions dally: Morning from 9:S0 tant data to communicate to the cavalry ha* occupied the villages of Orlando to Sanford and alighted at Providing the city of Sanuntil 11:30; afternoon from 2:30) un­ Robinson’s Spring to fight it out, Board which cannot be collected and Golobrda and Lasitaa.’in the vicinity °r > will pay for the hospital care of | Methodist Church Sunday til 5:00; Aland evening from 7:30 un­ put In shape for proper presentation qf the Greek Albanianjbordcr. while with tho result that two of them * r Pan pert at the same rates as Sunday school session, 9:30. til 10:00rThey were within four weeka, the board should the Serbians havo driven the Buiat were badly injured. , lc charged Seminole county for Preaching, subject ' ‘ Religion A host of young folks are expectedbi-lnformed of thi* fact without doLarians and Germans further back the ,,m ' service, NOW, taken-to -Longwood-and from there 11 :00 . ......... over from Orlando on opening night, lay and requeat made for an exten-lin the region of the Crena river Senior Epworth League, 6:18. . to Saolord for medical treatment os Mrand Mrs. Flynn are well I— 1,10 undesigned ston of the limiteing date for sub- .southeast of Monastir, according to P y,' cl*n« of .the d ty of Sanford do • Intermediate League, 6:15. . and the other two were brought here known in that city. . Wednesday from -Orlando to await mltting information. -If orfcl hearings Paris. The British report carrying *r*by wiah to recommend that the Preaching, 7:00. . The*opening night will b e ‘ adver­ are desired, dates (or the same way out sucoeasful naval aeroplano atComfortablo pewa. Good music. the injuries of the wounded. .They * of Sanford build, equip aad be arranged (or by correspondence I tacks on the situations of Buk and tised in this paper. Watch the date will have to face the court and pay » ■ultable hospital for the A Gospel message. A warm welcome with the board. A Drama on the'ConatantinapU Salon- and don't (ail to come and get ac­ y* m which event the city can be Strangers in city and non attendants for their scrap as soon as the wound­ quainted with the Flynna. Any further Information needed I iki railway. ed men recover. ur*d of our „ entire cooperation cordially invited. FARM BANK FOR FLORIDA GOOD IDEA ■ •r j : r 1 �October 24 THE 8ANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford _.. fundq. p by Robert Ralston Reed; photoplay is long on' art but short. on with. Gladys by Margaret Turhbull; director, •He has fallen in Ipv Jth and sorial FKink Reicher. Many dramatic “ Flirting With Fate." the Triangle Kingsley, a girl of we uardian aunt stories bf witchcraft have been wHtrelease which* is' to be shown at Ihts position, but her 1 ias ten hut few successfully portrayed Lyric Theatre Wednesday stamps it frowns upon his suit ibon the screen. The story is of a as the livest Dougins Fairbanks pic­ not money, Because ter Huguenot refugee who sacrifices hcrney has money, and ture thus far; and that is establish­ irt self by marrying a -decrepit old ing a record when one thinks of "His reason she encourages miser to suvit her ^nbther from the Picture in the Papers," ."The Habit Gladys. ,M stake; is cleverly interwdven with Wheh the propitious time- arriv of Hnppinctfa" nnd "Reggie Mixea for Augy to propose to Gladys he the giri'a love for Captain Richar In Wayne, who ultimately saves he cannot muster up the courage, Fairbanks in the pictlire plays order to get control of himself he with the Governor's proclamation A p k >' Aipsworth. a young artist who is persuaded by Gladys' friend, abolishing punishment .for witch * craft, just. she is also about to bo >Phyllis, to practice proposing on punished w-ith this supposed crim her. While he is practicing Glai^ys ~ ** ’ > Ward. Jack Dean, Paul sees him, thinks ho is faithless and Cast: hannie Weigel, Lillian Leighton. promptly accept* Dabney. T----- of •’ Flirting With Fate Augy wznts to commit suicide when he learns what mischief has been done; but when he tries to commit Tmicide by inhaling gas his quarter in the slot meter runs out. He enters n saloon to get change for a quarter, and. there meets Automatic Joe. who doe* all manner of killings, plain and fancy, at nominal rates. He fixes it up with Joe to shoot him at some unexpected mornent and then goes hack to his LYRI C THEATRE E . F . - L A N E , M ANAG ER "TH E HOUSE TH AT PLEASES" PROGRAMME Tonlghl — "M y Country-'tis of Thee" “ A 'Bear of a Story" "H e Wrote Poetry" Fifth Chap­ ter "Gloria's Romance" featur­ ing Billy.Burke. Wednesday---"FUr'ing With Fate" featuring Douglas Fairbanks •‘ The Surf Girl" featuring Glenn Cavcndor. . .* • . 1 it came in a far dlffercht^ manner than she-anticipated. and th'e golden bridge, o’er which she crossed to sun­ rise. also brought her in sight of The Cross!* ' Most women would have given up the fight, but Mary. Dexter proved that woman has a natural greatness which man seems unable to destroy, und out of the depths of the sorrow she passed through, she mounted to the pinnacle of sucifiKs. She proved the Nution's champion, und out of the goodness of her soul catneriltn in­ spiration that caused ' as great a fight as was ever seen in tho House of Congress. This is a marvelous picture and House Peters with Gnil Kane demon­ strate the pow'er of Right— and, Love. "T h e Pawn of Fate” Geo. Delian at the Star Thursday in "T h e Pawn of Fate." * .. . * ' “ Flirting V of hi* latest | be shown ut night. New the.best Fair now appearing in the silent iirama will bo seen ut the Star tonight, in "T h e Pretenders.” an elaborate Metro wunderplay produced by Knife Photoplays, lnr. Miss Wehlen is supported by one of the strongest casts ever seen in a Metro Produc­ tion which includes such well known players as Puii1 Gordon, a newcomer to Metro, Willfum Davidson,- Chas. Kldridgc. Edwin Holt, Howard Truedcll, Jerome Wilson, Hugh Jeffrey, Hurry Neville, Ilean Hunie, Kate Illancke and other stage and screen artists. ••The Pretenders" is an original story, writu-n by Chnnning Pollock and Rennold Wolf especially for Miss Wehlen. Mr. Pollock nnd Mr. Wolfe have written several of the best plays seen on Broadway during the lu.it Jew years, and ure fast win­ ning a coveted position aJl the top with the foremost scenuri.o writers George D. Baker, one of the aides directors in the country who pro­ duced "T h e Pretenders," left noth undone to make it an urtistic tryiat. Unusual stage settings ure used and Fannie Ward at the Star Friday Director Baker has also photograph­ " Witeheruft" Fannie Ward. Las- ed some beautiful and picturesque kv Paramount, October 1fith. Story locations ifi and arqund New York for the production. Pierre Dufrene. a peasant of Nor­ mandy and his pretty, wife, leave their jiicturesque farm for the gayworld of Paris, confident that in Pierre the world is to disclver a newartistic genius. Pierre *is really the dupe . of n WAAllhy Parisian painter who has fallen in love with Pierre’*' wife. Lesar, the Parisian, plays upon Pierre’s artistic nrdbitions and lures him on to become ut lost tho butt of ii cruel, jdst'. His illusions shuttered ami hi** fuitit in ' his wife dimmed Pierre turns upon*his false friend and takes partial toll for his wrongs in physical violence. In the depths of despair, Pierre is about to seek solace in suici lc when arrested and confronted by the man he has mortally wounded. in his dying moments Least atones nnd the reconciliation between Pierre und his wife comes in a scene of deep pathos and compelling heart intcr- car which we call Janie*—oa If It were chauffeur, footman and biitlor rolled Into one. Dobbin drive* the children to school, runs all the village errand*, and takes us on all the family outings, while with James, 1 go call­ ing. we drive to churrh,Mtnd altogether keep up the futhlly ‘tone.*" The host­ ess, n simple woman of simple tastes, Mulled-ut thl* as at u huge Joke; ;fbr she and the host w*Ve their own chnuffeuoi and footmen, nnd wrre ns free from preteusluu us well could be. “ It I* Just one way of making friends of the familiar objects'we have about us every day.” she explained, “ thie takes a special Interest, then, lii even t]»e‘>commonplace, uninteresting, even qfiultructlvc,-things one tuny have to deal; with. Fur, example, I don't so mt'ii h tulnd scouring my big iron skillet now that I call It Old Illuck Joe. And the children do not mlud washing and wiping dishes when they name the dif­ ferent kinds of china ami glass by families—My. and Mrs. Wlllnwware be­ ing the two large plotters, and the plates and other dishes being their children, nephews and nieces. It Is Just one of the Jolly little games Ihut may make over the prosaic progrnnr of everyday duties into fun.” Brightening the Shave. An Englishman, weary of blood* kIiisI, Im* bethought b|m of a mean* of enlightening the gloomy and oth­ erwise dangerous ritual of the shave, mijs Popular ‘ Sclent'd Monthly, lie bus Invented ti miniature electric lump* provided with all adjustable clip ami llexible cord which ipay be utInched to tilt} razor und light the path of the blade through the tough bris­ tle* of the human fnce. With Ills lamp attachment ono may plunge fearlessly Into the blackest deptW of n three days’ growth of For Jale—One International tr Thorough^ overhauled and p, od. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford For Sale— Nice 5 passe land automobile. Also sui ply Abernathy’s furniture “ -/.-..MV., « eyrie, r tffg First class condition, Sanford inc & ^Garage Co. 33.^ For Salo— Nearly new adding mi. chine. 135.00. Western Union. ____________ r ~ l-tf_ For £ale— Owing to change ti electrical power we have on hsag. machinery in good condition, co*. slating of boilers, engines, pumps, fire pumps, nir romnrt*. Superintnhdent, Sanford, FI FOR RENT For Rent— Two or three furnish^ roams. Strictly modern. 701# Osk. _________'__________ lP-SUp For Rent— A nice three apartment close in, hot ami water, electric lights and gas. quire H. C. Du Bone.. 19 For Rent— Ten room hpuic »itk electric lights. Cor.'O ak Ave. t-,3 Fourth St. A pply^ W. W. Lott 410 Oak. ‘ 18-L’in Rooms for Rent — Mrs. G Hams, 124 Palmetto Ave. For Rent— House on E. Second, between Park and Oak. Knucir* 211 Park. lfi-tf For Rent—T w o * or three light­ housekeeping rooms, over 5 & 10c Store. 15— Itp if T♦ ♦ 1 ! Siberia Picking Up. A number of new commercial enter­ prises have recently been undertaken In uortbenst Siberia. Mnny Iodine works Jmvo been established In the hclghborhood of Vladivostok, on the shore of the Japanese sen. the Iodine being made from seaweed found there In abundance. An Ipterestlng distill­ ery for ether has been opeuod, the bulk of tho Ingredients being violets nnd Iris blossomn from tho Ussuri countryside. A good deni of amber Is being collected from the beach nlong HOUSEWIFE'S SCHEME DECIDED tho coast of Premorsk and many new salt working* have been opened In the LY WORTH CONSIDERATION. government of Irkutsk nnd In the Leuu hinterland In the vicinity of Vllulsk.— Much Less a Task When One Can Chicago Journal. Contrive to Turn Neoeesary Work Cause for Blueness of Air. Into Something That May Pure air Is blue, because, as Newton Be Termed Amusing. tells us, the molecules of tho air havo "Dear, will you See to Horace? I tho thickness necessary to reflect blue think lie'* hungry." remarked the host­ rays. When the sky Is not perfectly puro tho atmosphere Is blended with ess to !u-r husband. perceptlblo vapors, and tho diffused "Who I* Horner?" asked the week­ light Is mixed with a largo proportion end guest. The hostess laughed. of white. ' "Why. It'* the furnace," she ad­ mitted. "You see, we have got In­ The story of "T h e Pretenders" to the merry way of phi) Ing a game presents a viyid picture of the with our bonsekevplng, und naming' Isimple life in a Middle West town everything In the house. It Isn't nearly before the family of Pcttinglll* be­ us mueh of a task to tend the furnace come wealthy, and after they come when It I* named Horace, and Is, In u to live in a Fifth Avenue .mansion, way, a helpful, active member of tho fumll/._n*_ivJigU_li_l*-rogtmled mrrrty with a country lioine in the Adirotta* a mi Iminee. A furnace isn't u-uulshtnckiT ATT Interesting elimnse oL. 11lice, you know. It Is n Idg. comfort­ [English custom* is ulso given in the able friend—only, like most friends. It situations., where a reul Kurl and a f For Rent—Two furnished room* for rent. Hot nnd cold water. Mm. W. W. Abernathy, 701 Mngnoli* Ave. 14-tfe For Rent— Several ' nice offiti rooms over YowcII’a. Enquire N. f. Yowell & Co. 32-tf For Rent— 708 Park avenue. Es­ quire of II. C. DuBosc, First ac4 Park avenuo. 48-tf WANTED Wanted—To repair locks or lawn mower*, ing of every kind. W 312 E. Fourth St.. Wanted—To know all rooms utd houses for rent in Sanford. All <jty and farm property for sale in Stoinole county. Wo are having i» quiries every day. Don't triiL List it today. Address Forrwt A Kilgore, Agt., Thatcher-Realty Co. * . : 19-2* Wanted to buy fron\2 to 20 sms. close In. State price; and locatios. Address J.' K.. c-o Herald,18*20 Wanted— Lady wishes position u stenographer. Work will plru». ■Box-lOSa, Ktmftrrdr— ' H'-tl " ♦ CLASSIFIED ♦ ----Orfsrt-rtrnt snarTRIfflir t). S. Land Office *• Gslsoovkle. ft* ADVERTISING . 1optembor l«. Ill, Nolle* la hereby S> ** Ibst Samu* Uli ney of Kolik**. Yloflds w to, on « * f I llomeeleid Entry, So- < ♦ tot1Ita1*11saN. Wmarade <5> '* ot Herlion 10. towriHp *1 t.. Tallahai»a# Mrflelaa. Ji % All Local Advertisements U. CopTlItkttd, ISIS In answering an advertisement P'hcro no name.is mentioned in the ad, please do not ask Tho Herald fpr information a* to tho identity of the advertiser. Usually wo do not’ Ceo>t* Kleloo MATINKIT: TnruUy • tt ednreday • I rlday • NVtiun'ay 3:15 p. m. Night.7 p. nt. Sharp Mbs Bltlis Burke Lyric Theatre Tuewlay AT THE D e jlr lB M l -»f I " tslrrlcl tt. f.-Ltrd Ofltto at Ca sajvUUj TU, ' Nolle* la horahy .s'von «t»al L'lysso »; blown, cf W.Fler, l .ortda. **•". »» ft* tu.l'lS. I I ', ia-*> V . Vaw*. OtpOle. lor si , Seellon \1. #•■»* •hTp 20 H. Itango IF. TaUatiaa*## Mertdto*. la* Bled noilce ol Intention to make Tlreej year Proof to oolabllih cl*I>* t* •** . above detrrlbed. kelore Clerk Groili at Sanford. Florida. * ?n tb# *th day " No-amUea, ISIS. • ___ . FOR SALE Claimant nnmen aa •H"*?"*}. K. A. Ilunb. ot Woklwa, . A. It. Walls**, cl W*Vl»». Flcrida For' Selc—Two very desirable A. O. Von Ilet tulle, of WvGwa.norian building lots in Sanford Heights, A. XT. Huih. of W DAVIi NosU 73 und 74. Will sell for $200 each or if taken together will make Deparliaeat of *ke m. lower price on tho two lots. Apply U. S. Land Offlee at to the Farmers & Merchants* Bank,'. Nolle* i* beraby■ tlvts thsl Headland, Ala. 18-tf tlu»h ol deneva. ria.. wko o» nrl lilt, made Honre.lead Entry. No. for* Noribead For 'Sale— First class riding or 8 1 South, Kane* i t Ea.i. TaUab»«J« rldlan, ba« Wed node* ike work horse. Harness and saddle. Five year proof to eeiablleh rial ^ ^ Mrs. Julius Schultz. . 18-tfc land ahovo dearrlbed. . hr ink eult Court, at flanlord. Florida, oc t day of f>ee*mb«r. !H*-.______ For Sale— My Jot on First street Claimant nem*« •• Ptaridt, lloreer Nleholeon of rt. j |, just opposite Robbins Nest hotel You can buy this fine piece of prop­ erty cheap. Address Robert Rucksr -— • ^ ttw n J V w . baum, 909 Franklin St., Tampa, Fla. 18-3tp. ADMISSION 5 AND 10 GENTS PROGRAM fllrdnoil^jif .iBlfn lan'Tn m.l« ntr.rfT'T.V . .7a«■.■. . rtair described before t'lers Hanlon), Florida, on il amber, ISIS. Clalrfant r,*m*« *« » II. A. NUhohor. of I K. H. Kill en. ol tier STAR WE KNOW . For Sale— Kentucky horse with buggy, saddle ifnd two sets of har­ of no other remedy that wo can ness. Apply Cecil Gabbett, North mend more highly than French avenue. 15-tf Tonight— Metro presents Emmy Wnelen in "The Pretcgders" a!?o the third epLtodc of tho exciting M-riul "The Grip of Evil" Wednesday— House PeUrs nnd Gail Kane In "Tho Velvet Paw" a marvelous picturj in which the powtr of Right nnd Love are demonstrated. Thursday—W6rld presents Geo. Rohan in tho “ Pawn of Fate" » • Friday—Paramount prtsents Fannie Ward in-.'Witch- craft" . • . Cheap 'fdf Cash—Second hand rubber tire top buggy. At. store of J.-E . Pier; __ 14-t( For Sale or Rent — Well estab­ lished boarding house.'- Address Boarding House, c-o Herald. 7-tf LIBERTY AT THE LYRIC SATURDAY For Sale Hup Runabout, re­ built, $100. Schelle Manls, City. 6-tf �m m e 1J ]! �* . PAGE FOUR ' . » ’ " ' -. ' ■I • * >* ‘ t Mv . * October. 21, 1911 ’ THE SANFORD HERALD •i _ ■ ... ■ congrrarln this district. ‘ The name there was nothing to the statements or title by which a public, man la of the fellow wanting us to write 'ftp thought of by hi* eonstlluenta Is slg- up. On the Contrary we found that R. J. HOLLY. Editor nifirant. .If he la past ipiddle life he all was being done just as agreed * sf"* W. M. HAYNES,' Duslaeo? M m # W can be thought of as Senator Smith and that this party was putting or Mr. Smith or Hon. John Smith up a game to get us into’ trouble, Pabtfat*! V.rrrj To*»t»r uwl TrW»r without any intimation that he is We proceeded to ask him to sign a pretentious. The title is a courtesy statement which he had given, us Gives one confidence in himself. In his ability to “match wits” ta" «C M nnrr h >N^Kicr."iii,*i>VANcr ' r i tended to afce instead of position, authority to print but he said: "Oh. o n m i .......................... - ........t7M If he'll a younger man and Is known tint's different. I don t want my with the other fellow and win. With our Bank Account Plan •ix m o n th s ; . . . . .................. *.............1 :1 as Hon. John Smith it is a sign that name rolled up in it. It might hurt m a r t: m o n t h s ............... ...................... .. .7* his people like* him. j my business." The fellow’ was will* you start with $1 or mure and add to it as you can. : : : !• Um- t l l » bf fa n l# » W » Pa* Y»ar W We are not talking about the man in* to let the newspaper do t t for A4run M Me. Pw M«alb ^ i Who asks perfect strangers to call- ««"•• however hut was too much of f t l l M n t t * M arl R* M id* at O f l n him Bill or Pete or Jim. He is a ■ rwbbit to take the blame himself, Ratarrt Aa I lii W l - O m M a i Matt** * ■ !• * JJW demagogue and expects people in Every newspaper man most every | a t the P**t*ffl*a %l S-Mifwd. r«ut*U addressing him to make a display of meets with this cla,s They w I ndfi Aft ®f M urk Ird. I ATI. But if tho people just the^newsjnper JoJo^thejworjc | , bad manners. 0 ^ « la lltn ld Batidlaf 11** ?p«mnnwnH!r .............................. trtr r in T ac~r brr L « l y I » » « T s v f r 5 ™ . l,ac, o f , y° u\' his first name 'they are apt to like meaning they will stand af the back him and he is apt to deserve their door rcad* to ru^ * ----- o - ---good \lill. D E M 0C R AT1C T fC K E T If wc should meet our representaII. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND 0 . L TAYLOR R. R. DEAS Cashier Pr*«ld«*« Ass’t Cashier live we would call him Mr. Sears Presidential Elector* vi**.i w 4*i p> L WOODRUFF Vice-President J. Turner Butler aa Ac would expect him to call us Morton Caraballo Mr. Brown or Mr. Smith or Mr. J. I’ . Clarkson Mr. Jones if that happened to be Frank Harris the name. We do not believe in be­ Milton II. Mabry. Sr. ing too familiar on a short acquaint­ Will H. Trice. ance but we think of our representaence to his mental and physical be­ der the power of a devout teSrhfr 'liv e as Joe Sears because he is un- For 1 nlted States Senator "The thing you fear win get you." What they fen red never happened. ing. The school emphasize* these th«*se themes of the class room m*j pretentious and unassuming and we 1’ark Trammell propose to call him Joe Sears behind For Congress Fourth District - We nre n young country, but u very old things. It directs its courses with glow with* heavenly light. In the (or government, n* governments go. W. J. Sears ' the speriul object of giving mental mulas of mathematics old I'ythagon Seminole county Is young in years his back’ as much as we please. Cull the roll of the tu itio n s and you training and information. For Governor fell a magic yielK^w hich open «d the but old in the tru** Democratic We consider Jo? Sears one of- the ! wiil arc'that n majority of* them nre W. V, Knott hehvens arur disclosed the throne of- 1 Kpirit and th« formation of a Demo­ Now the question for discussion j I'nbb-s b. -hie tin* 1-nlted States. *Ja­ most admirable men in public life. the Eternal, and he offere<l the m3l> cratic club demonstrates that Sem­ For Secretary of Stale pan’" present ini penial rcgliuen Is not is, what is the relationship existing Ho* ha.* made for Lids district u good tery of this noble science as a laddw inole Co&nty will roll up n hands.ime H. Clay Crawford half u century old. between these phases of human de­ representative-and has acted through reaching to the skies. ContempUtmajority for the Democratic nom­ The house of Ilobenzolleru Is fairly velopment. The general object of out his term with an eye single to * or * mpt*u**er inees In November. ing the wonders of God’s handiwork Ernest Amo* ancient, lint tin- German cthpire is not each is to teach, to instruct. Con­ dqty. He has made no grandstand ——0 ------yet fifty anil the French republic Is no sidered from this Wtandpoint. both as revealed In the movements of the For Slate Treasurer plays and has made no effort to older. ' J. C. I.uning r In the June primary there was a show off. are educational forces and institu­ heavenly, bodies, Kepler falls to hii We do not believe the Austria und Utingnry were yoked whole dock of candidate* who were central idjfa in his mind’ has been For State Supt. Public Instruction tions, amf related U such.* John knees exclaiming: • "Great God, I together long after Frunkllu told the Ihink thy thoughts after thw."* * W. N. SHioat* before the people fdY* their suffrage. * going back to congress. He has not signer* of tho Deelnmtlon of Inde]H*ttd- Locke, the. noted philosopher, n» dis- Rightly interpreted philo.i.jpjjy ja j At .the Democratic meeting last j centered his rtftnil ~0fl tHe ascertain­ For Justice Supreme “Court nCe they must ull bung together or b e , discUM‘ nK th,f education of the boy any of its aspects affects the chine Jefferson B.* Browne Friday night the office seekers were ment of what is popular. luiugml upamtely, . ftleals with the following topics: Feet. That ter of the students, especially the B. Ten wick Taylor very few. Are these me office throughout his career has been setBilly's'kingdom Is not half so old ns |hnliit. diet, meals, fruit,, sleep, rravth<-.i kilt im! wenn-s. Portugal** republic i ing, self denial, rewards, reputation * ^ a,u | 0 *’ 1isop i> t.i.it uofolds seekers’. b -* of Democrats Jiow than ; ^ Y i r ’ tir the question. “ What is Tor Halims il Commissioner Hoyn! C. Dunn^. •June or what 1* the answer? i r jj;h ir in -June Thig be h„ (lt.cidi.(1 f(,r I- a tiling too young t o 'vote, und the manners, company, vitrue, punish- , e Rril*’ 1KP. ° ‘ dutF and >tr‘TCthrta They may want another office sopie him*-If and having 'decided what is For Stakes Attorney Seventh Dial. riiinft-e. r< public has not* yet Invd 1ment. whipping, chiding, tutor, play- * ,e ° ^ *ntlon to ‘*° ric,‘’ ’k* Wenne.l, '<.... . 4, J alin I-......I, cynical as French. Greek, i„... Uw. , philosopher is as a* DioJoseph*'H. Jones of these days and fhiey can hirdiy right he has done it. gatm For Stales Senator Nineteenth ask for it on tin- Democratie ticket \ i .1.------- ,,f «*e„,r«l and South.. 1(.iu.rs. travel, philosophy, arithmetic cne*“ ttS c o '* aH Shopenhaur. as «). il- ha* (..-••r. .1 rta.'ij \ jri.er and AifuTlcnn ri-(iiiliUcs are much younger and other things. He does not draw , |',9h “ ta rl>'le“ “ «^nceited as HerGeo. \\. Crawford unles* the;, show tt<- tra e.Ilem o ............ . has been faithful to hi> principles For Member House of RepresenllveH tbr.ir \4 till* greutest of world repub­ ! any dividing line between the work htT ?t>«nc*rcratt< -pirn. th*' «P* •>.* » >**v«t lic*. and t > h:s people and will i>e faith­ 11 I of church und school but combines ‘ * ac^ r ‘ '>e theme may lead up to F. E. Woodruff Nearly half the human race has now I * f * th,rone uf 0od; L ' ten *he hilt0fY The editor of The Herald i* mak­ ful to both a* long a* he remains in For < oontv JuJge copied th a t lesson which was an- their. work and , calls 4t education. pulitii life. He has not made many • .that is written tn blood may bt E. .F, Householder ing an attempt to h ive the three nounm l l»y The Ellicrtjr belt. Channing. another great writer.. foumj t0 be a part of a vast plan by speeches for public consumption and For Sheriff alleys that are on the three sides of, says that the World, from our first f which al! things work together for E. E. Brady Bluffed the New Conductor. the building paved wit* the dun lug the Congressional Record ai!, .’'‘ar. ‘,ni to our last hour is our school, and good .to them that love Got! ahdirt* are ad­ For Clerk Circuit* Court He stood nt ‘the corner waiting for brick and cement grouted and asks that the Whole of life has but one , ane,i according to his purpose. Tb* n enr. S«*veml <-nrs had stopped to let E. A. Douglas* the cooperation of other property dressed to the publie rather than to great purpose education. teacher is the interpreter. Where bt b in get on hut lie made no move to owner* and the 'city. * This is tbe tlie member* of the house. For In- For Supt. Puli lie Instruction get aboard. senator* or representa­ Thu* considered, education covers 's hi for his place, he teaches murk T. W. 1.aw ton only way t«» •nlvc t 1 !•■.»-- op que*- llueii.e oh Finally oue stopped und n plan got the tivethe most influential speech*-whole field of discipline and mort* <*»an is written in the text bat For Tax Assessor tio ii I t » .t [io -- .,!<• t . .....j. * he-*. off. training— physical, mental and mor- f i e teaches himself, his faith, hit f.u* f ■. ... . , . ... . .i - pr-v d>i not appear in the He* urd for they A. Vaughn "Did you pay your fare to the end of al. Dr. Eby says that "A ll the^ fidelity, his moral .rectitude-quilttnd all* in the are not delivered from the floor of For Tax Collector, the line}" Inquired the waiting man. great educational thinkers of the lie* that the house.They are made in com­ for far mors thu Jno. L). Jinkins heart of the city should, be paved " Y e s ," said the man who got off. past regarded religion as an absolute mere technical knowledge. Ills infiwmittees or personal appeals,just the same a* the cixy street*. "Can I have your seat?" ho nsBed. esscntial element of training and ,!nce abides, when the lessons gatkJoe Sears is the nominee and there POWER OF THE.- HUMORIST "Sure. It's the last’ one op the right. - y O ---ered from text books have faded culture. None every contemplated hand side, cross «ent." The blinding, .light* now. used by i* no good reason why any Denocrat should fail to, vote and work for The man elnmbered nbonrd and hur­ a merely secularized training such from the mind. Tercentenary of Cervantes Recalls to some car ')» :« • > -houid be discon­ :fs is given in our public schools of ried to the sent just left vacant. his election. He has year* of use­ The school may thus roopmti Readers of History Memory of tinued in this city. These lights are „ "Fare please," said the conductor America." Thus we see that while with the church by exerting a Chris­ fulness before him and Florida would Other Satirists. not even needed on the country 'road shortly afterwards. we are accustomed to make and tian influence through it* teacbm. much less in the city. They art; a profit by having them -pent in her "Fare nothing," responded the man. draw a distinct lin e. between the And allow me to suggest just hwi Tile British are not the only people service.—Times-Union. * general nuisance to ail those who who tills year may celebrate iho ter- “1 Just took tile other fellow's place work ol the state in education, and that this is a most important matter . -----o ----are obliged to travel at night and in ci-ntenary of u great writer. Madrid Is who gnt off and lie suit! he paid to the work of the church, that no such and tine that should he given srriota TH E "U o U K T S ' C A N D ID A T E " many instance- blind the pedestri­ ereetllig II UiMtiUllielit to tile author of the end of the line und said that I distinct line>should he drawn. In consideration by all people who srv Some of the newspapers of this "Don (Julxote.** Cvrvuutcil was nioru could have Ids scat." ans who at Tempt to rro** a -treet the highest sense, both are educa­ interested in Christian work. *’' The response.evidently was n stun­ ahead of them The ejty council state that have heretofore been than a man of letters; lie was more tional. The united object of both is ner for the new conductor nud lie was should have a section in their auto (.Democratic, not from choice tiutj titan u great humorist; lie wus ud As to how the church may aid tt* to develop ideal citizens. Christian­ ordinance* forcing owners to provide perforce of circumstances, now call ejiocli; Alnster of ridicule.’ lie luuglied so surprised he passed up tho fare. school, I shall not discuss, except to ity, brotherhood, good citizenship, some other kind of -headlight that Mr, Knott the "court's candidate." the defunct age of chivalry out^of exsay that it may do*so by showing u , education —. all nre related terms, will dimini»h the glare of the present and not the candidate of the people.' Istencq. interest in the work of the school. , As Fit as Caesar. and should be synonyrftous. Epilepsy does qot dlsquqllfy a man system of lighting. Mr. W*. |J. Flournoy. Mr. C a lls'I H" 1 Finally the relationship bct*«i lion of. the humorist, u New York from serving as thu executor of n |5.* Tho facta gathered from , books, ---- D ----j leading counsel, in a telegram to the; the school and the church is one of j Tribune writer states. He restores Editor ft. E. Thompson’ of the Tampa Tribune, said: " I know the, sanity. He cleurs the atmosphere of OOO.OOu estate. Surrogate Fowler In the mental discipline which comes intcfrifpendtmrP.' ' Th~e~~worh ol th* New York city made this ruling In de- frnm p»” "i"ii » » " » ” »-TW-urnrtv—tmr Taylor County Herald is a true phil- court of rny state will he fair, as it extravagance and humbug. Bergson clrUug-aguhtfW-thr dtrtiH iff CoTTT'rnnets association with the teacher, the at­ church cannot reach its mtssioa bsopher. -Here is the song, h« sings:! always has been."_______ without the aid of the xchool and the Hint Inugtltl'r Iln4 "survival value" L. Behind, who nre trying to oust Dr, mosphere of the srhool room a . ha* Lion timdlv*-w ttlwl aliii tv: Why should i\ suddenly become aa a corrective of social nliusi’s. tVr. Timothy E. Choesmun as executor. Sur­ school, will fail to truly educate whrt place for development all these are the nominee for Governor, th e ___ 1rnrmpt -and-ttirrr its-burk Uport Tts nit my hum.' of tin- world's most ef­ rogate Fowler said: it does not so teaseh as to insptr? one in making u living, give bro&de "Suppose that, one had nominated ■ aurlliT P t lt i is over,. Villa ha* n o t , yveord, which has been above rc- fective reformers have been its mas­ Its student* to lead lives in keeping sympathies, pbllah and refine the iieen captured; Wilson stands goo preach or suspicion since the state ters of ridicule and satire. There ure Caesar ns Ills executor. He Is admit­ with the ideals of the church. humorists, like Mnrk Twain, In wiiqse ted to hove been the greatest genius of manners, elevate the taste, sharpeh chance of.Leing reelected, we are at j was admitted into the Union, bv#n the a laughter there Is no stlug, iiiql there nil the world, yet he was nn epileptic. the intellect and deepen___________ _ .Thorn peace with the world, paper Is going j during the most perilous' times in have beeh bitter sutlrlsts, like Jotiu- .>V]iQ.fli.uiJxuuld-n‘ d prefer Cnrsnrfor tdatloB for'Mill'Uiat'Is elevating und ment between illiteracy and Chris­ higher, subscriptions coming faster I the state's history? thmtrKwi fr-mnl -EirTtoCWnni cuuIil7wTio nn executor, with all his physical de­ ennobling. The work ‘oj the church tianity. Christianity- will grow sod -our B. V. I?.'s are still h'llflirg Knowing^Its history alld-the char­ have simply mocked the "idl'too lip- fects. to the ordinary hedger und ditch­ comes In to round out and supple­ spread in. the world as Illiteracy d T*h are liking, cane grinding and acter of its members, Mr. Flournoy- tnnnness" of mankind nt Its noblest, er, possessed of an absolutely sound ment this training with that which decreased. Wo learn to read * » ppssum hunting time here, and good closed his tribute of this high tri­ But lit almost every age there 1ms body and a-congenitally sound mind?" is more important—training in liv­ reason in school, and aa a comeroads on the way wc should worry bunal in the following language: been oofne bold nonconformist 'spirit ing' the highest life 'according td quence, wc are fitted to read — pass the chicken." whose laughter In the face of some New Life Preserver. the standards of its faith. Thus, reason in all the affairs of life. The "I;c a n n p t refrain from sending traditional scarecrow has ended the A novel life preserver hns been de­ the church and the Achool come to­ church is seeking the man who c»» you this message. In the trial of tyranny of. n truth which huff out­ vised to supplement tho ordinary cork JOE SEARS gether in.the work that each h“ s to rend and reason. ,Tho church mike* this great public cise, in which ali lived Its usefulness and become n He. Jacket In rough water. By Its use the* TV. J. Sears, better known as Joe do for humanity, and the relation­ its appeal to the intellect as well M Florida isintcrested, the names of Knighthood In the days of Chiiucer person In distress Is able to breathe, Sears is the Democratic nomirfeo for and cffci^^^f 'and upon the randi- bad still its noble aspects, but knight­ even when the waver, sweep over his ship is seen to be one of a supple­ to the conscience. The church »fr ,] peals to men as rational beings, sod /latcs un-J^KTjTarcd to the science, hood * nfter Cervantes wrote "Don head. The appliance adds to the cork mentary nature. the school aid* in developing the*? oratory .an^^pirit of our inspired Quixote" couli never quite efcenpe n Jacket a light tnetul chamber whlcTi Neither the church nor the school American institutions. . And as a I touch of tile burlesque. Therefore, men floats high, n spout leading from It as organized today is adapted to rational powers, thus preparing it* pen this message its integrity is vol- fumed to less antiquated und tnoro rinlng two or three feet nlsive the caring .for the whole wellbeing of students to become intelligent ( hri»renl avenue* of liunmn service. water level. A tube leads from this slanz wflen tho church has fulfilled ; untarily sealed with the tear of th . Similarly,, the laughter o f Arista- chamber to n face mask, through which the child. The work of each is nec­ its mission of evangelization patriot who loves these institutions plume* wrought confusion among tho essary to the true education of our •• •< 1 which were erected and saved by unclenk Greek fcophlstn. I.uclan's mock­ the Wearer of the Jacket breathes. citizenship. ' Andf since this *js the conversion. Even If the water sweeps*©?#? his Do von know how much the precious blood of our fore­ ery corrected much of (lie scntlmrntnlLet me now sum up the points I* head the spout of the nlr chamber Is case, the relationship should- not be fathers." Ism of the effete Grrco-ltoiunn so­ Mill clear und the ul{ supply unlxu- merely one of a supplementary na­ the relationship as I have tried *• lim e a I.oose I.raf Ledger "Surely," says the Pensacola Jour­ ciety. The sound laughter of Eras­ pnlrcd. /.*. • • ture, but one of mutual cooperation. present them.,,, . SyMem will g iv e on nal. " i f there were any fraud on the mus, the iiutnunlst, spread the IntluBoth tho school and the church Then let us ask the question, how flir t of the Renaissance in northern •jotjr book-keeping? j part of Knott in the counts; Mr. have for their common purpose , * . may the* school cooperate with the Europe. Butler's ’Tludibrns" helped |Flournoy would not now attempt to development of Idekl citizens—edu­ correct the extravagances of early If you really knew , you church? Some of the ways that oc­ I cover it tip. Or If there was fraud English puritnulsm. Voltaire laughed cation in its broadest sense. cur to me arc as follows: By teach­ would let uh install a sy s­ [which he was unwilling to charge the Inst remnants of medlevnllmn out ing a reverence for sacred, things, In the second place, the publicly, he would not voluntarily of the elghteenth-eentury France and tem before the UrM of next By- speaking well of religious work­ is supplementary In its nature. T go out of his way to extol an Insti­ cleared the ground for modern democ­ From an Address made at the Presbyter­ ers and making the reading of the work of the church completes t j month. tution and countenance a condition racy. Carlyle'S "Hsrtor Ilesartus" ian Church by Prof. R. F. Ezell holy Book a part of the daily pro­ work #f the school. which he thought wss false."— Ocala made nineteenth century romanticism . Principal of Sanford Schools Let us tell you about it-gram. School officials may also help Tho relation also should be ridiculous. Tho s ly 'humor of Thack­ Banner. by employing such teachers ss are generally l^, one of mutual cooperseray brought common sense into’ early In order that we may know what Wc can install a complete . ----- 0 ----Vlctorinnlsm, and the sardonic spirit the relationship between the church actlv? in religious work, and whose tlpn, where the work of each pf*j YOU DO IT HyHtcm from stock, of Bernard Shaw In these times has examples will be worthy of emula­ mote? the work of the qther, not ? Editor Bloom of the Lakeland left little in modern commercial so­ and the school is, we must know tion in this respect. 1 t supplementing It, but strcngtheiuof what each stands for and does. Star speska a whole mouthful of ciety unchallenged. What is tho purpose of the church, Hera I wish to read from a speech it by sympathy and inwrest. truth in the following: Mny the Ccrvuntes monument stand and what la tho purpose of tho recently delivered by an eminent As a climax to tho relationship ** I "T h e other day we were approach­ as o reminder to tnodemsithat there school? clergyman of our country, who spoke have tried to oho'w that the rcI,t® 1 Jhyr«*.beeh reformers with A sense of ed and asked to "write up" a certain . humor I The church, in my judgment, has .os follows, upon the work of the i* on? of •Interdependence, institution in this city; the claim neither c?n reach its-highest purpo** J one great object before it, which la Christian teacher: was set forth that in the erection of Their Fear Not Realized. the teaching and presachlng of God's In. the abstract there fg nothing without.the.aid o t tho other a certain building an inferior grada The great fear of those whoso act word with the object of jvinuap- ■Christian *ln the science of mstheTha relation of tho church to — of material was being used. *"H op here In Philadelphia 140 years ago men to Chrikt', causing men to accep 'matin or In the inductive aciences; school and of tho eehool to onto them," the pttrty said, and the mode this n nation wns that tho state him, and - cultivating the spiritual classic language? are the' speech of church it such ttyt th* wor psrty expected us to hop. But we would not remain a nothin, a writer In life of the convert. PHONE US pagan nations and philosophy was either develop*, ■'*PP*emt’ nts,lllu had met sqith this kind of a-parasite the Philadelphia Public Ledger says. The school has for ita aim th? born before the new etar appeared strengthens and brings to before and before hopping we made History has proved In their caae th? training of the atudent with xefer- bver tho h1ls of fiethl?heta;'ydt un- the work' o t thh other. in Investigation. and found thikt falsity o f the epigram :____ THESANFORD HERALD •A G rowing Bank Account THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANKOF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA JXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX* I V. MR. MERCHANT: THE RELATION OF SCHOOL TO CHURCH r. The [ \ HeraldPrinting Co. i Office Supply Dept. �s r-r PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD nERALD WARNEDOF DANGER corner of First street and Park ave­ nue. . » * ’ ') Just Spilt the Dirterence. , In s jury trial In n small'town nol Wo advise an, early selerlion of many miles from civilization the rural gentlemen Into whoau hands .the coso the wondfcrful values that the Three . t • °f tho plaintiff and defendant was and One Store is now offerinR in c l e v e r dog w ig w a g g e d s ig n a l , Placed wero so * stubbornly divided - : y u l e H a p p e n in g * — Mention ! I SHAPES IN SILK, BEAVER, VELVET AND FELT sweaters, blue serge skirts. Comforts that they wero some twenty-odd hours • TO MASTER. . of Matters In Brierand also millinery. 19-1tc TRIMMINGS IN METAL, FUR, FANCIES, OSTRICH In reaching a verdict As they left Personal Items of Full lino of up to (hue counts, coat the court, after having rendered tho ORDER WORK /I SPEC I A L T Y I n t e r e s t *' suHa, dress skirts-and shirt waists verdict, one of them was asked hy a Animal Used Tall and Code, Wfth (prV.uur inspection. Fall and Win­ Wood what th>: UdubU.WM • >;\vaui,“ r Some Profanity, to Teflf tfwncr of the Close Proximity of ter 10TO-17. • If money saving mean t •»c said, "six oil'em wanted to glvrtthe I! sur,mary of .ho nontIns Sm.il iilulnilif ji'iuii, jin,| H|x on 'em wanted Grizzly Bear. anything to you don't fail to kee T»lk* SucflooHy Arranged for !()(> Kant First Street Next to McCulIers t" give him so we split the dlfthese lines, Ladies’ Cents' KmHurried Herald Readers leretirn oil give him JVM) " f'lsherm ui aro doted for tho tall porium, L. Kraus*,' Prof. . tut K stories they tell ot their prowess, but. „„+ > + + + < ■ + + *+ + + + + + + + + + •< [First St. 16- lie according laVurclval IUaae.lL ,-.Inter-; I)r C. D. Christ ot Orlando was — T, , * P- Hagan, Chairman of the . of dogs, they aro not lii it wlien a ijpthD riO' Sunday-afternoon,” be- Noffcc to Qualified Voters. Semin- r. Hoard I), County , ('(.nim ii.laii’ [ hunch or spnrtsmeu get together and wore Rev, Arthur Rearing Peek, Mrs.) Hon. IJ. IL Weljs. n member of tho 'f* i k rir1,*!)1 I ’minty, E'lmldi, ole County jng called here professionally. •vting |ur anil on l**half cf ttn* begin, telling what their dugs haro'• Julius T a k a 'h. Misses Gretrhen campaign committee,, Board of county commissioners lli/aid ot County CommitKor Sale—Delayed order just ar­ dune In the search for game. .lom r./aiiil lor ami on In-half Schultz, Olga Schultz, Saidee Wi!!Will IL ’ Price, Democratic nom­ rived—Celery seed American and m o t’ October ISth, 1!M0, and re­ ot .tho County of* Hominolo, Mr. Bosseau. at his studio in Now, liams and Charlotte Hand. The inee, for Presidential elector will Stato of Honda , , , French. H. H. Chappell, Celery vised the list of, registered voters of citation j. \ ork city, recently showed a group oi next meeting will be held at the j begin speaking Friday covering an Seminole county and will meet on Jamoa II. Iltyrr! * frtn 7-ttc Hi of his pictures at tho Knoodlor gal avenue itinerary through west Florida ter­ To all tx-rruna inlrro.lrd In of having lirni . . |,„.|„.1I„,. unvnral ‘ dm- i«ir. rectory, with Mr, Peck, host. Friday, October 27tl», UMO.’ at in upon ihi (otioatiig dt*riU >o<l property. altlirlts, including m ural UK i « r ____ ___ ___ .__... . Jy. *i Use Juba Sclt.RlsitiK Floor for minating ut Pertsiicoln. b'clock n. m., to reinstate any name uato, lylnc and bain* tr iho County o f Sam- j trails" which ho has done fur Amortdelirious hot Biscuits—At all groInula, Slam ut Florida, and more parlleu* P rrxoacf Afrnfi'rta or names that might have been Imrly dorril.rd a> follow., lo-wlt: rah owners. In bis association vitth Amos Lewis and Ellis F. Da via 6-tf cer> M uf N K 'i Srr. 7, Trap. 30, 8, ol dug fanciers ho baa heard many ‘‘tall" Mrs. E. F. Coney has returned to addressed a large meeting last night erroneously stricken from the regis­ Hang** .13 Kaal. R. S. Davies is in the city ngnln tration list. S I V , <>l N K >4 8<*e. S, Twp. 20 8, ot stories, but tho most extromo of nil Is Brunswick a'tor u pleasant visit- to ut Mtfriunnu on occasion of tho or­ Itangr 12 K*«t. ,ftcr an absence of several years and one which hu repeated in telling ot n friends in this city. Any person whose name has been ganization of u Knott Campaign 8 E «, ol N W 'i Soc. S, .Twp. ,20, 8. of certain sbooting meet which hu once will be with the. N. I*. Yowell Co. stricken from the list and w|io is Kang. 32 Kail. Club in Jackson county. Similar hit;1, cl N W •, Srr, X, Tarp. 20, 8, ol attended,. This will he Rood news to his many entitled to vote will please meet lt.intr> 32 Kaal. Mrs. C; J. Humph has as her iluhii will lie organized during tho "Ho any of ^-ou gentlemen know .the N W , of N W t 8ro. 8, Tw p. 20, 8. ot friends as Mr. Davies U an expert With th'e hoard ■Ain the above date. guest this week Mrs. Miltcer of Ft, week in other counties of west Flor­ Itangr 32 Ki>l. Russian suttbr, sumeilmes called the in the mercantile business.. Ho will IV btru i, I,. I*, ilaxitri, I'hairman of the B. A. Douglass. Clerk, ida., Mr. Lewis and Mr. Davis will Myers, formerly of Sanford. Hoard cl ('nunty Cominlaaloilrra, Sominolf golden setter?** asked an admiral In confine his attentions particularly Board of County Commissioners County, spetitl tho balance of the week • ------rPloruta, arllrtf fur and on Iwhalt tIto navy, who was a*member of tho to the window dressing department tsalonrra, . * . . ,, ... ol the Hoard l cfI (County ’ minty Caram I'ummluloner*, Seminole County. Mr. Geo. D, Bishop is in New speaking at points in Jacksonville iiml Inf ami an 1 l|jilI af Ibis ('aunty «»( pHTty Bilthcrcil III Mr. ItOIBOBU tt Hill* tnd a ill use a liberal space in The 10-2tc Snninol.-. stale of Klurida. did on the 23r<l ,||0 "J WU OllCO Stationed ut St. York on business for the Company. speaking at points in Jackson and U»> til (kltib'i, \ I». t£Rldn iila lii* pdllUnn „ . fl * . Herald. Calhoun counties. in the almw rntlllpd rnurt.. nUf«ln* amunf, PclcrsliUrg, IIOW PolrOgrad, JW naval olhir thing-* tliai iamn U. Hryrt- U tho :,iiaclio of our embassy. While there, ‘ Use Julia Self ItisiriR Flour for W. S. Jennings will begin 'his r*ffibrd limit In . . . , ,. Atwrivr uf th*» fit!tawing iNcfitn Mr. J. Hargreaves returned to ddlrious hot Biscuit's—At all gro- luitftS ARE HELD IN LEASH living by chnncu ablo to render hoiu^ Tuunl), Klafi lu; speaking itinerary at Green Covo --------L. his home in Waycfoss last week. He . N R ', 1 «»l N K 't Sec. 1 * I Twp. Springs nn next Monday* and will cers. If You Would Live Long Co Over to itaugr n E t.t. and hu knowing mu to bo v»;ry keen was in Hanford on pleasure and busi­ proceed .down the east coast termin­ For delicious hot biscuits use Juba S W , h. i f Sec. * ft, Twp. .Halifax County, Va., aorf Hoar ■' ' LaMi on good dogs,'made mo* a present ness combined. Self Riling Hour—At all Rrocers. ating at Miami or Key West tho T a p . so, s, of Mr. Thomas Bruce.— ' W , of N W !, Fee* • of n very lino Russian setter of Ills Har.cf i » Eaat. . 6-lf • lust of next week. :o, s. of Twp. 8, N K 'ii ot N W .', S^Cown breeding. 1 kept tho dog with me Mr. H. T. Russell and family are If any of these authorities on what flange 32 Ea* 1. Use Juba Self Rising Flour for until ordered back to my ship and then H. of N W ! i ol1 N W ', Srr.. 8. Twp. pleasantly located on the Aldridge • E. W. Davis begins an iitinerary delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro- constitutes old ago nro in (bo vicinity, lUngt* *VJ Kail. at Bushnell next* Monday morning touk him uhoard.. Wo wero some time place on Celery avenue. will they pIcaBO drop around .to tho* An*( futthor alleging th*1r » pt? »!ii* hlch- cruising about, during which Umo, 6-tf that. takes, in Webster, Brooksville, cers. M pfflliinlr. br#fi rnl»bllii hr ■I in Wnlcot hotel and discuss tho matter » * * tIMFlnfltU, lludiug the dog unusually Intelligent. imr Linn a t’tfl aid | Crystal River, Inverness, Dtinellon, *«unt >, A fine gray funeral enr was ship­ with Thomas K. llruco of Halifax caun- tpa*»e* MLhs Edna Owens of Mifrialina, McIntosh, Leesburg, Ocala, Eusti* rhfnI'iglt am 1 ***'.■r t,Wt I taught hint to do some things, among ped here yesterday from the factory, ly, Va.f >Mr. Bruce, who Is eighty waul Jam* - II. Hryrr, thal 1»t»rli»fl *»f »*Dl Fla., lias acceptetl it position with ami Tavares. ivrr m iim i lifnanh u tho Muhmny iM' int ntrf ml inniufn rn tnn«I« them the wigwag system of signaling, being designed for Undertaker Tich- years young, hns boiuo definite Ideas o f Ih*J a m .* If. l l r y r r , lirhtK thii French Miiiiut-ry Shop. f< > r nlilrli nature seemed to have ipinl! ui**! *u ■ ■tlinl a* fulliim, Vm-w i* t eperts are p^rsistelnyt coming rtior of Orlando. On account of the on the subject, and |io kfmws where t aftp Y a) »lf'> f•’*-? •»» «ttJ»Il t«a**UlV T).-.| him peculiarly with bln uiat;tiUI-_ \ *<tl to tin: .Democratic Headquarters t t Uu.). «’f thf *ai I J* nr* If cent tail.' Hu breamo very expert nod chcjji freight rate the car was ship- the years may be successfully lulcrm'd f tfiritijtfii tli lih" uf *hit h i* mar.* par •Messrs. Arthur Vowel! and \Vrn. that speakers for Rev. Sidney J. Itl) t I . I In pel here and taken by brick road to so that they nre harmless. would go forward uud signal to me ] I irol jfl> it .r ili.-.I aw fo l io * * lli*Kl»ir»inK .1 ami Stringfellow motored to tlcaia Srrliuli S.-v.-n <7i. T«•»I • everything he, saw! until ho became Catts. Prohibition candidate for gov­ That bonefleent spot Is Halifax coun­ I If:. i»rlh llinOrlando * I .hip Tk-rnty 2IU. m i i i Ii of ltanz<* 32 K u l, ( illiliesville (or the week-eml. ty, Vn., suit 1 It Is beyond doubt the ernor are making tho positive state­ tinterror of the men. Irtiinl hnnk- . 1210. 5 tl- mure or tr*. For delicious hot biscuits use Juba moat wonderful spot <jn the whole I w* *l of I he northra*! corner of ««h i Srrt ment that if the'Stjpreme, Court had "After sotiio Umo wo put In nt tlim Self Rising Flour— At all grocers. lion Si-vcn (7), in raid lounrhlp xnil n r e , green earth. If MetchnlkofT, who .alii point heing in the center linr of th* const, and after having got n few days' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller have allowed the state canvassing hoard, 6-tf . made goats' milk popular by discover­ Sanfonl xhit (icncvn road: thriiri* aouth 5C shore leave 1 went for-u shooting trip returned front Columbus, Obitj, Cl»i- to count the vote Mr. Catts gained .tog. 39 *cr.. i ' » t tit a point on the writ For delicious hot biscuits’ use Julia ing that,tho Bulgarians who drank it line nf Krrtinn M (Hi; aald point 'M n g 7»0 up In the mountains. 1 was unite anx­ eago, I IJ.. Niagara Knits and other in Alachua that he Would have boW mure or Irti aoulh « f th«* N. \V. corner Sell Rising Flour—At ail grocers. managed to live a long time, bad only fcrl of Sor. S; thanes* *outh 5?* *I«‘X. 39 *rr. eaVt ious to see what he would do on birds.' points of- interest. the Democratic nominee 1it order gone to Halifax county Instend. there a dt-lanrr *.f 3112 It. to an anitlr point He wns very good, and wo were hav­ , ' * 6-tf to refute this false hnpresrion. de­ * t hence* -iiulH r.r. *|r( I ’» -e*-. e»*t a .lt*tanrr Al Von Her bliss of the Wekiwn would bo less artificial buttermilk on t*f Itiul It III n point 2S* It more or l r „ ing great Sport when | saw him nig s ign ed ly created to hurt the Demo­ I >r It. M. Mason arid family are the market now. north, of the anuthweal corner ol the north haling violently from a thicket where section brought in several, large i,uartrr of Seri Inti t ixht - . then*-*moving this week into tile I’ojie rj*s- cratic candidate, Hon. tieorge P. Relievo all of Ibis from Mr Bruce. *-a.t ( •oath .&<• ill i: I.', m i - *•»•'. a i|i-tanre *i| 1 thought him on a point. sweet potatoes to The Herald office Raney, st;Ue chairman, directed tho iduttce on Sanford Heights. Tho pther day be halted, in the foyer 5t)'i It! to a point. on the aoulh tine of thr . "His tall was going so fast l could last Saturday jusf to show us that following telegram to Hon. If. Clay of the Wolcott, where ho has been d "*"* banlly spell out tho message. It wns: he^knows how to farm. He is a coming for many years, to hear one moru'or 'f-n m ■ point 510 ft. morr or tr.i 1 ’Master, thero’s the d—deal biggest Craw forth Mrs. Cecil Gabhett has returned , | |i „ „ p Virginia boy lately .transplanted to man condole with another over tho loath of lh« northwest- rornn of the north"Hon. H .’ Clay ,Crawford, Tnllahaam.t i|UmrU'r of tho »<>Qlhi-»«l nuxrler oj S'lixiy near it hero you over saw, from Washington, Go. a Florida homestead on the Wekiwa (tenth of bis father, seventy-five years Scrtion tilght IS), thence aoulh 56 dr(, , l‘m backing out. You'd better run see, Kin,: 35 arc., rant 213.5 ft, mnfe or l e « to a point and^has a line farm of eighty acres, old. on the mutherrpnat line of the. property of llko h—! ” * ' "Please wire at my expense num­ • Mrs. Mabel Langendefer of Col­ most of it flowing well land and very "Ho died of old age,” tho grieving JatnCHt II. Ilryct. The above .teacilhe.t umbus, Ohio, is in tho "city and will ber upcottnled votes in gubernatorial right of way fifty ft. In width through the Pads in Steel Helmets. rich. ’ one said. ', land* of the >ald Jamr» II. Ill ye... being.thr* W mutter on flic in your office October A notV steel helmet for the protec- be the winter guests nf her sister, “ Old nge?" broke fn Mr. Bruno. In­ prewnt grailcil right of way hlrh fur For delicious’ hot biscuits use Juba loth, for Honorable Sidney J. Catts, Kirs. \V. A. Ginn. dignantly,- - "Old ago? Why, I nm rh?ouJh,,theh U n d r ‘ of X " •a'i)t 'jam r,''*’!! tlon o f R rltlali tro o p s on tho fir in g lin e Sell Rising Flour—A t all grocers. also for Honorable W. V. Knott— eighty years old—or. young—myself. llryce and a« I* «hown by (he prehmlnar) i jg b e in g Issued at th o rnto o l DU,1)00 a G-tf My mother lived to bo nlnety-Blx years fVpeerl or"the‘ ( ounty o^Scm’tnole' H u o "f \month, according to Jhu Army and Mr. 1). S. Batten and daughter. also us uf date of October 16th.*' "George P. Raney, Use Julia Self Rising Flour for old, my father wns past ninety when ho Florida. , , Navy Journal Advantage was taken Miss Mattie Batten of Jacksonville And It further appeal In* from I’* " ' hy th o d e s ig n e rs o f tho ttlperlCIlCO delirious hot Biscuits— At all gro­ went on and I have nn uncle living lion "Chairman." were the week-end guest* of Mr, that it i* ncccwary. lh*t the lan*t, *.r I \ n * cers. 6-tf and In good health lit ono hundred nhd •ail! Jam il III llryce over and through the g a in ed from th e USO o f ttlU F ren ch and Mrs. J. W. Batten. Mr. Crawford promptly received' •aid right cf way pa»»e» I* pece*«ary t» lx* as follows: The Sanford High School football four. This old ago Is tommy rot, al­ had ami taken by .the Countre of Seminole holniut or rnsiiuu, and faults which had purpoie of a puhlie highway; aod It developed in the luttur wero remedied, teim will play the St. Augustine though I suppose people enn't live (or.the further appearing front »ald |M*lltO>n that Tho British helmet Is a round cap of 1 Mias Norma Herndon came home "George P. Raney, chairman, Jack­ long around hero. They should como the County ol Seminole, and the »al*l Jamra elevin next Friday in what promises sonville, F'la.: to my country, wljero tho years aro II. H r)ce cannot agree upon a rra»onalle tho hardest steel, with a nnrrow "Up” from Orlando where she is attending "Uncounted votes gubernatorial to be one. of the hardest fought comprniallon to be paid lor raid right of back and front, nnd designed with u school at the Cnthedrnl School, this held In Irtish.'* way; race, on file this office Ictober 10, gsmes of the season. Come out and accom­ "And that Is— V Now, theirffi/e, I hi* l* to command ail much lowor pitch than tho FTench ivinler, fqr the week-end, Catts 66, Knott Hfl. No now re­ help the home boys win. person* In tem ttd in, oi having lien* upon typo. It Is perfectly smooth, having .“ Halifax county, Va., suh, ns I’vo the above detcrlbcd property, to per 0 tally panied by two class mates, Miss turns Hied since the 10th. no fluting or projections for bullets or said."—New York Herald. lor delicious hot biscuits usn Juba be. and appear belorc the Judge oi our Christine Peters of Boston. Mass., Circuit Court in end lor the Ccunly *d frngmfmts H. Clay Crafcford, . of shrapnol to strike and Miss Katherine gutter o! Iowa. Self Rising Flour— At all grocers. Seminole, Stale of Florida, at the court ugntnst. Ingenious devices have been _______ ^Secret*ry -o{--Htate.JI—T~ houte in Sanlurd, Florida, on the Oral Mon­ j_*---— 6-tf PAYIN G S A L A R IE S TO W IV ES day in December neit, the eame- being a employed to Jibtalubotlv w ht« m|-lit end This statement from the Secretary Uiile |l|r (|[ pur riULi-il-Ceuct.-eed-on-the __ When visiting Orlando take a Mr. and Mrs. Archie Betts re­ day of l)cc*mber. A. I* 1916. to ih iw a comfortable ono. lns|do tho dome ot -Dfscuraierr 8tartiSB- In Periodical be^ "4th Of State ' shows -boyond any' possi­ wh»t ‘ nWrtil they or xny of th#m m«y tho helmet are fixed a number of rub­ turned Sunday, friim. a delightful voted to Women— Husband Is the have In the piopcrty which Ih* County of bility of argument thul Mr. Knott the Colonial Inn, or a Shopper’ s d u ll** to twka »n«l lofirln lrm n for ber studB, to take up thu shock of tho visit to Tampa. Rtal provider.-- --------- 1— Srmlnuln is tho rightful and legal nominee of road purpewra ■• afcr*«aid; and further to blow struck from any dlroctlon. They lunch for 35 xu . Tha very-bast •how rau.c (hat l h » j. or any of them may the F'lorida Democracy. At no time KNOTT RIGHTFUL NOMINEE place yet. Mr*. -Cornish, Proprie­ * * haw , why aald property ahould not b* sc como between tho holmct and Its About tho most foolish proposition taktn for th* uara and.purpose* art forth is since Sept. 21st do the records show double lining ol felt, and wadding. Tho tor * 19-2tc that hns been advanced for soma tlmo tor * petition hrirtolorr filed in tbii rauta that Mr. Catta was ever entitled to wadding comes next to tho head ot tho Reports About Alachua Gain Do tha taid U P. Hagan, aa Chairman of tha Mr. and Mrs.' R. J. Holly and is the discussion now going on con­ by Hoard of County Commtaaionrra, Kamlnnl" wearer-and covert Mt closely,* ao that lie eonstdpjrd th e Democratic rioYn%~ Nol Prove O u t -------family spent Sunday in DeLand. cerning tha paymont of salaries to County, Florida, acting foi and on brba ( ol the Hoard uf County Cw»mUai«nerw and If a bultnt ahontd ftbriofralo The steel ince.'. ' ’ ’ the guests of M r . u n r l _ ^ , , Chris wjv.es._ Tlie dlicusslon starud - sonta (cr and un brhatf of (Jia County cl Srmcap and Intjlct n scalp wound tho wad­ Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 18:—The Tho supporters of the Prohibition Inolr, State cf Floildt, afalnai thr aald tlmo ago In a periodical devoted to Ctiflrfnjron at their beautiful home Jamra II. Hryca, or ala* ,ba barred forever ding will act as a dressing. Tho ho!- Democratic campaign is now begin­ womon, and It haa been "raging" ever candidate -arc beginning to renlizo from' claiming or rirreiahig any rght, titla mot Is secured on tho head by means *nd gpent the aftefnoon in visiting ning to get into full awing. A big the seriousness of tho turning .tide of or lntrrrat In and to tha ahdva dearribed since, with now and then aomb good the many points of interest in and property, lit rein fail nol, *■ olhrywlaa a of a afoul chin strap. soul advocating that tho wife bo paid default force is busily engaged mailing out public sentiment and reports aro will ba entered . again*! you. •round DeLand. Witnr**, E. A. Dodgljtaa. Clark of tha regular wagos, and the household ex­ literature to tho voters of the state, coming to the headquarters that it la Couit In and for Srmlnola County? Lr*e Juba Self Rising Flour for penses bo apportioned proporly—and a Circuit and the speakers are beginning to being c rculated in . the rural dlaSlate i t Florida, and the aaai of *aid court ddirioua hot Biscuits—«At all g^o- lot more of tho snme lino. * , * at Sanford Fla., on thla tba 24lh day of get started 'with the itineraries pre­ t let* that Mr. Knott Is a Catholic, Oetobar, ISIS.* .* ............ ..... eers. . G.tf Tho Ideal home la tho ono whero — (w ait FL A. D O U G LA88, pared b y the campaign committee In the faco of tho fact that MrClark of tba Circuit Court, Hamlnolk Qo., Hon. W, V. Knott, candidate fof the wtfo Is hot bothered with finances, and the various county committees. Knott has been for many years a Florida. (Continued from Page 3) whero tho husband Is tho provider— Ren. A. DaCottra Governor ^nd Hon. Frank Widetho Baptist Mr. Knott will speak the bulanro devout member of Attornay for I'atilionar and provides. In this Ideal homo tho Atarritd al Valdotla rn*n, a prominent young attorney of church, has contributed liberally of of this week in north and west Flor­ wlfo knows tho standard of living ’ IS-T u a^ile Word comes of the marriage yes­ aeksonville will speak here tonight which should bo maintained, and tho L I.I o f IttM M N lfU k *» 1 1 * 1* Ifcv County his moans and time for the up build­ ida, visiting Quincy, Greensboro, R *|IM ratl(i* llooku by thu County Cum- terday of Will Hill of this city and •t the eorner of Park avenufc and husband Is not annoyed In any way m la.lon rt* ott W e d n fs d s y , (Irtohn r 1Sth Miss Anna Legctt of Valdosta, the River Junction, Sneads, Marianna. ing of this denomination and for ir»t itreet. Everyone should coma with apportioning tho household ex­ ISIS marriage taking place at Valdosta. Cottondalc, Chipley, , ( Graceviile, yknrs has heon a deacon *of his I 0ut *nd hear them. penses. Tho wlfo has what she wants, W. E. Il.gg* P ir tlu dc.Nu. C'aryvillc, DcFuniuk church, and the secretary of tho O. Hsll A full account of the wedding will •Bonlfay, John Irvin Use Juba’ Seif Rising Flour for because she wants only what tho fam­ l^ v i Hipford Springs, Crest view, Milligan and hoard of trustees of Columbia Col­ be given in Friday’s issue. l.\ W. Hlsadisg . . T . H. Kltby delicious hot Biscuit*— A t all gro- ily can afTonl, and the husband takes R. It. (Tslhoun It. O. ttysli Milton. Mr. Knott will be accom­ lege, a Baptist educational Institu­ earn of all orpondlttireji. whether fn Albvrt Cru*u W. O. Thomp.on panied through ^ west Florida by tion in this state. CWi. 6- t f ' Thus. Klsktr W. II. Totribl* Son’df Cafemfur tho way of monoy outlay or by pay­ Stuphen Fsldfr W. C. Turntr „ ^or 'Irilcloiis hot biscuit* use Juba ing all bills promptly. In Iho Ideal Tuesday, Oct. 24th—Soria! Do- L.----------------- ------------- --------W. M. Thoms* Rising Flour— A t all grocers.' I’ crtln fl N o.’l . . homo tho question of tuoncy Is seldom pnrtment reception. T . Imboden E. It. P llft F . menttoned, for tho reason that It does J. , 6-tf • Wedncsdlty’, Oct. 26th—Literature C. If. Isofmsn C. W. Pousll TRADE MARK REGISTERED I*. K. Vorcu Department will meet at Woman’s ' ^ wisdom, fairness, courage and npt have to bo montloned. Tho hus­ PttllMl N*. J PMionce, the 6hree In Ono Store has band sees to It that tho wlfo Is amply A. E. Andrrson Club. M. Hatwon provided wfth funds.—Dayton Nows. E. M. Hell K. O, ffsyts '*f°n Ita reputation. • « 19-u Thursday, Oct. 26th— Mrs. S. E. F'.ddlo Uroyln Chs*. klr Danis tiro. W. Ilostw/ight G. O: Mcfaiughlln Barrett will he hostess at tho Every 1orrext Kilgore, a bright young D. C. U n t o * * Charlie Uctnar Tho Soul That Spoke Hamlet Week Bridge Club. , A. (l..Purdon W. Clittandan I estate man of Orlando is now W. 8. I’srkrr Tho inspiration which uttered itsolf F. Cl. Cbodolck Friday Evening, Oct. 27th—Sub­ in charge of the office* of the ThutC. It. tUrhsrdaon It. (Trooma In Hamlot and Lear could uttor things T. Uso. N. 1Urby II. II. Conay scription danro at the Woman’s cher Realty Co., o f this city, * Mika liotundc as good from day lo day forever. Why, Wm. C. Diion Club. F:i mrr T. Rngrt* onightl Tonight! Como out and thon, should I mako account of Ham- J. A. Dunbar Wm. C. S u *s rd 8. U . D avla' Monday, Oct. 30th— Mrs. B. W. Hon- W. V. Knott, tho'Demo- lot and Lear, as if wo had not tho soul Fri H Da\i* "Have been using Phoslimo for tho fertilizing of orange trees with Ane V. P. Strcn* Itobrrt 8amutl Herndon will ontertain tho Auction candidate for Governor dls- from which they fell as syllables from F, I*. Evan* • * results. I have used it on one of my groves extensively the last few years II. Scurry F. T. n*u Bridge. W. C. Blcusrd John Frlgator CUu th* ‘ m u m of tho day. At the tbo tonguo?—Emerson. and find that the trees did not suffer from drought os did tho adjoining IN AND ABOUT THE CITY ; MILLINERY MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMS PEOPLE AND EVENTS P H O S L I M E CITRUS FRUITS Ed. Foatar J. C. Foatar B. E. Oormlay J. It. liollanit J. M. Hall the q u a l it y s h o p LYRIC THEATRE Just received a new shipment of Hat ten Flush— : ■ ' NEW W H ITE F E L T S • WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CHILDREN'S HATS * | MRS- 1- 1>- PEARSON, M p - MRS. A. D. PARRISH, Asst. v. n. p. Cobh A. It. Jonoa II. E. Totsr DsnUi Thoms* J. P. Turntr W)hlllcn It. It. W Hasry . 7- William* Harry Eshlrsky Prrrlnrt No. 4 J. W. Koi r*y W. P. Bssdtr* J. W. Whwdui Prcrlnrt No. • C. W. ChcMorasn A. P. Farnrtl J, 8. M rK rn ii* N. W. Hsll Mack William* tt. U . King _M J. M. Alllton B. rM . m I U~ A. I.* Smith J. T . Hmeon C. T . fUaalan* J. 8. Hrookk 8. E. William* T.- Burk* F. J. Want t„ M. lira*wall C. L. Windham n. M. “ Campbell _ _ P ia d a rl Na. J W . J. Allan * R. W. AlU n ft. I> Fatarkla , H. C. DuBOSE. Rupatvlaor of BtglaUMlon. It-t-Tuaa-FrhtSi 1 ' I . t. . groves on which acid phosphate was used." , SI. Agntu Guild Mrs. Archio Betts was hostess on Monday afternoon to the momMonday afternoon, to the members of St. Agnes Guild at wljich tlmo tho annual Christmas* bazaar and cooked food sale was planned, to bo h«td December lfith. Tho place will bo announced later. Plans were also made for a play to he given under the auspices of St. Agnes Guild, with Miss Gretchen Schultz director and . coach. , This will be presented in the early part of Decemfcfr. Present at ..the meeting IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Prices F. O. B. Phosllme, Florida, In Bags CARLOAD . LESS THAN CARLOAD $10.00 Per Ton $ 9.00 P er Ton - .. i . x RSzim WRITE POR BOOKLET FLORIDA SOFT PHOSPHATE & LIME CO. CHASE & COMPANY, Sanford Agents BOX 462 OCALA, FLORIDA , 1 .■ ___ �f - 1■■-* - ’----- =r PAGE TWO rrrv ! o o o o o a a a o o o a o a a o o a o o o a oa o o a o o a a o o a a o o a o o a a a a a o o a a o a i • October 21, 19|| THE- SANFORD HERALD with a family reunion. The occaA Hallowe'en social wil) ho* held Mr. C. F. FIeslier, fomicrlv*! sion was’ Aunt Sissy’s {ns she is at the school house Friday night for Rock Spring*, Wyoming is familiarly willed) seventy-first birth- the, benefit of the Woman’s Club, ing a large tract of Black llam day anniversary. Tht< old home was It Will bo a masked costume, affair., lund. Ho-has 1G.acres cleared S mude to resound with laughter and A sausage eating contest will, lie a plans on getting in n' Truck Top 1 H has purchased th,. happy chiidren's voices once more, feature of the evening entries hnv- once.. Ho 1 BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST' BETWEEN tils residence Icnce with 4 . acres of ““ 1 J. Tiiden Jayobs road u poem, com- ing already been* made by George . . YOU AND ME.” posetl for the occasion by himself Morgan. T. C. Brnnnon and Joseph will make Oviedo his home! * And wife,- which spoke toUchlpgly Loinhart. Other .athletic stunts* of I he Honda Groves Co. , t „ w , of Mrs. Long’s kind Christian life, 'a similur nature .are promised by large crew Monday, cJewiwj * S * and spoke of the furnily of brothers Mrs. T. C. Brannon, who has the of 80 acres between Oviedo %• %* •-, i . •■— und sisters, parents and husband soyinj in charge. . City. This land will |„- r, J 0' ‘ gone before. The day will long lie Mr. John Evertson has arrived spring for, both citrus grm,-, ,^ A CI1IEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. trucking. ' . . Xli remembered by all' present us one for orange season. , ‘ * > HE’LL PRENT ’ EM " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. of their happiest times. , Mr. C'hurles Gutteridge, Jr., is .S. W. Swope is having ooaooaD oaoooooD oooaaaaooaaaaoqoaaaaaaooaooaaaoD aoaoa □ One of the prettiest soriul affairs spending the week end with Ids pur- acre tra^t^cleured adiyjiuuu his pn£* i ■ ,* Your mistake will pass from view of the season was the ruccutiou tana., onto. -----* ‘ —- Jfnt grove. He will set this Live II Down' Live it down! Did you make one sad mistake? dered'Dr. T. G. Simmons and his T },0 t,nsket ball court nt thev pub- tional tract to late Vulendiu orann \ — — Seiortod. Live it dowm! bride ul the Chuluota Inn Tuesday j[c Bchool is being put in shape b’y .tree*. When completed he will For your name and honor sake, evening, the 17th inst. This was tjie trustees for. the comitlg seasorf. 111 ^ ne nCfB ST0V® on Black Hib . c*. i ... • * i mock land. Live it down! planned'as a surprise for tile Doctor % Frank M iller, our local under­ Rev. Charles Stones preached a Get right bark into the crowd, by Ids friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. strong sermon on Armenian Suf­ taker went to Columbus the other With your heart and head unbowed, da>*' and succeeded in having the Brumloy gave the use of the hotel fering ami - Relief—Htmday morningr; Greece'*- Pe»rofeum-SprinB, Lay aside that gloomy shroud, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Tildcn darrrhs The church raised $50.00 for the re­ National Association of Undertakers Petroleum springs in G r<“ -u Live it down! were -to take the management in lief fund. scribed by a historian of * hold their‘ next convention in Jack­ t *r • * l • hund mid the entire neighborhood sonville, I am glud Frank did not before Christ ami viewed .1urine ti, lent a kindly helping hand. The re­ succeeding 2,:;ui> yPttn, Dn “* Did you muke an awkward slip? bring them to Snnford for few people Blurk Ha in mock D evelopm ents ception was held on the broad Live it down! more than curiosities, are s.M ,n *! ever die here and one undertaker The Spinks residence on Main piazza which was arranged beauti­ street has been purchased by 0. P. exploited by capitalists of the vlclnjj. Rise again with firmer grip. seems to he enough. With the whole fully for the occasio'n. The derora- Swope. The bouse, a bungalow, was Live it down! delegation heru there is no telling f ' tions were elaborate, consisting-of There are many old and gray, what would happen to our health completed lust spring by MrJudgment. trailing jesumino arching palms and Good men once who went astray, • ‘ The Florida Alligator is the of­ resort. Spink who designed and built it for In tho wtilto ‘ light of history v. Now beloved in every way, ficial college paper of our great evergreens Interspersed with pink Ids own home. .Artistically it is one foro tho tribunal of. Justice. ',wi They lived it down! state University at Gainesville anil and white flowers. The tables held of the prettiest structures in town. not bo Judged for what we s.-emu ' Snnford is a church going com­ aside from being a nifty college vases of pink and white roses und Mr. Swope has just received a car bo or have achieved, but for what ■« munity and yet if one will .visit the paper tilled with the true college asparagus ferns. The piuzzn was Dfd your error cause you pain? lond of furniture from his former aro and by what wo hato tried m da Various’ churches on', Sunday morn­ spirit the Alligator has some good urrunged into a receiving ami a • Live it down! home in Wichita, Kansas and will —Sejoctcd. ing lie will find comparatively few solid truthn for the students to di­ serving room und presented very lie a man and eorfie again. ' occupy ids new home at once. Mr. people in the dull dies. Ily |t few 1 gest. Among the editorials last pleasing effect. Mr. und Mrs. Brum- Swope since, coming to Oviedo has Live it down! mean that there are many good citi­ week is this pne that, should bo read ley and J Tiiden Jacobs met the ^ llxcrcMed hi. * holdings of OOODOODOOOOOOJOOOamooODOj Get in line, don’ t lose your place. zens of Sanford who neVer go to guests at the head of the steps and ... , _____ _____. by every . studdnt of the Sanford Look- the- wn rld s q U fire 'in ih e , face, Black Hammock land. His recent churrh and at the present time there schools:, directed them to the receiving line, Never weaken in life’s race, purchase uf 10 additional acres should he at leant double the num­ Procrastination is the chicfcst sin composed of Mrs. J. E. Snyder, mukt-s him the' largest individual Live it <lowp!* t ber. Every man and every woman encountered in a college career. wiio presented the guests to the , VETERINARIAN owner of this rich truck property. a * w ho'tan do ho should attend some You are feeling a little bud thin doctor and his briffe. • Mrs. E. K. Mr. Swope ims also bought the Hill ::5 ---- -OFFICE— Did you blunder on, life's road? church. There are circumstances morning and you put off that lesson Tribble und Mrs. W. S. Higgins. property, a lG ’ acre grove, one mile Live it down! that prevent •« regular attendance until the afternoon, while a football After the guests were seated, five ° HAND BROS. STkiH.ES \ soUth o f' town. His faith in the Straighten up beneath your load, of every one every Sunday but we srrimmnge or something equally ns litth- * girls,* Edna Bentley, Verlie present and future -values of Sem­ § Bring in your lame and sirk j Live it down! should endeavor tn attend a church interest ink prevents your getting the Prevail, Fannie Graves, Hazel and “ horses and mules. Hue them I inole coupty land is amply demon­ O treated. Have their teeth cumin, j in Snnford either in the morning or lessen then. And so goes t^e time. Evelyn Jacobs gave a demons!ra­ Come on back ilnd start anew, strated by these recent additions to ed, sharp corners dretsed down, t in the evening every Sunday. I The day for the elass arrives and tion of “ How 'the Doctor Gives His With an aim sincere and true, r n t i ' f t l i i n u rcut i d nfT n d .1___ _j Q p nprojections off nand hist already large holdings. drrnjfd you hurriedly scan the lesson to Medicine,” with their dolls, which 0 molars extrarted. IN. F. Lezette, John -S. Drewey, "shoot up” the professor if In* hap­ was very true to the point, but very i W. H. Howard, George Morgan and a ooaooo Joooaaooooaoooooooa pens to ask you some little question laughable. Mrs. E. E. Tribble read ■ W. J. Lawton have all tiled truck ti .very pretty “ Welcome to the whirh does not require thought. RUN DOWN land in the last two months and now Bride,” which w as her o wn com po­ The same process continues until have lettuce and celery in. Oviedo’s U you are run down, can't eat, no i». the end of the month and tire time sit ion and was enjoyed very much. acreage in truck is steadily increas­ petite, you need It. K. Franklin furnished music for * i for examination is at hand. It is ing. thep a matter of having to cram. the occasion, Haying tho vlctrola W .* II. Browning just finishedduring the evening. Mrs. Lizzie. The examinations must tie passed or Mr* George and Mrs. Tiiden Jacobs clearing his line tract east of tho father and mother will wonder if Mrs. J. E. Snyder and Mrs, W. I A. ( ’ . 1 .. Depot. This plot now set the roursr is too hard for their little J -L T J . 1HA0L MARd Higgins served punch and wafers, in cabbage is one of the prettiest in hoy or it it is pos-jlde Unit he tins to the guests, of which there were "East Seminole.been led into had habits/ Then of T O N IC DIGESTIVE course comes disagreeable explana­ about otic hundred dpring the even­ * W.. H. Howard, the turpentine It improves tho appetite, is an rid la Every one expressed them­ operntor has purchased 5 acres "of tions of unfair denis or a comprom­ ing. weak stomachs, and tones up the entir* selves us having a perfectly lovely citrus land, which he will set to tan­ system. Sold only by us. $1.00. ising acknowledgement of tlie truth t gerines. II. C. BOWER with a promise to “ shoot .'cm up” time. next month. OVIEDO There is only one way of avoiding Mr. W. R. KimhVell. tjie Seaboard stieii unpleasant situations and that engineer is recovering from his reis to lie prepared with every lesson. ccnt automobile accident. While Further still, there is only one way T yrin k of being prepared with every lesson driving his Ford runabout six miles and that is to get your work on a below Sanford lie turned out to let systematic basis. Have certain a car pass, the wheels went beyond periods to study nod let. nothing the curbing and the car was over- j Mr. Kitqbrell broke three| short of providence hinder you from turned. ribs and his collar bone, while Mrs. studying at those hours. Many boys come to college with Kimhrol! was severely bruised. Mr. W. J. Lawton, driving by. brought from the ori the determination of studying twelve them to Ovil-do. or fifteen hours a day. That, howbottle Friday night the three senior j AT ever is only the theoretical side of a very practical problem. A few dlussvs of the Methodist Sunday i <(Through a Straw people have bad flu- ability tn ( W «®hool held a get-together meeting u l[ cent rate for a long period of time the church in honor of the delegates but the average mind becomes so to the Ocala Wesley Class Fedora- f Reports . on the cuimmiLmdisorganized after a couple of hours tlon. * ' S A N F O R D ’S J1Q H S E .Q F R R R V I G R ^ were delivered by. line delegate* to, hard study that it ttrMlseh^'sTjrTqnan appreciative nudicruo of Sunday] tim ie^-T |fjn SANFORD, P h on e 8 FLORIDA School workers ami teachers. | Thr | * The mind iiiusl have relaxation afi'cl Is a guarantee the same as muscles. A boy church was uttrnctlvcly deeprated | —i concentrates his mind on bis lessons with (lowers and ferns by a commit­ of purity. Each the direcfor five hours every day during his tee , of ,young people under ,. , frnhmjin y r nr l)j ilnfni, I ■I li|Hlinfriy .bottle is measured and well. Muke out your schedule of ant superintendent of the Sunday filltHiiy machinery, study hours and follow it just ns school. At the close of the program ZZ A seriously ns you do your, class the refreshment committee, conijms* ■ ? ) thereby roakiny earh schedule. If.you have a schedule of ed of Mrs. W. If. Howard, Mrs. 11. Btudy hours and something huppi n B. McCall and Mrs. Nancy Lcahurt bot' y uniform in flavor. A _ _ GUASAHTEtB STORAGE that makes it impossible to study served sandwiches nifd coffee. social hour was then spent' in. in­ then, make up the time from, your m reatloil periods. By using this formal discussu n of Sunday school method you will find you have time work. Among the out of town vis­ Fully Charged BaUcrirt A L L M A K E S |AND Tor many things that are now crowd­ itors were Misses Blunchc aml Geor­ to Fit Any Car ‘ TYPES REPAIRED gia I’attishall. .Mrs. I’attUhall, Miss ed out. Katherine Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. SEMINOLE COUNTY GARAGE Sheldon, Messrs. PatUshal) and Oatling. all of Geneva, Mr. Hurry I’ hllli|« of Sanford,-Mrs. A. S. Brown, superintendent of Gubriclla Sunday ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ school. C U R B S T O N E G L E A N IN G S EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT know some people here who have never been scon in the church at any time and they are posing as promi­ nent citizens. They have jio valid excuse* for not! utllllftting- with some church and they should make up their minds right now to take part in the religious life of our city. Cer­ tainly it will do them no harm to attend church on Sunday. As. the New Smyrna News Aptly remarks: ’ ’ There is no question but whnt it docs some people' ’good to go to church, ccspecially if they go only once in a great while, and that Isn’ t saying that it doesn't do every body good U> go to church just as often as the opportunity presents itself. In this age of the world it does Home men good to sit in n pew and listen to facts about actual conditions and about the influence they should have among the men with whom they are associated. When a man goes to church and hits these truths* so for clhly impressed upon him that he goes home and dreams that the devil is dinning him all through the bulance of the night I am sure it halt done that man good. | DR. A. DOLAN S T o Quench a Keen Healthy Thirst REGARDLESS OF WHAT OUR COMPETITORS SAY Your C R E D IT is Good Chero-Co!a The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware CoA T his insures cleanliness* mi eV ft E K E A D y NON-SWLPHATING BATTERY, COUNTY HAPPENINGS J Kr *v (TIU I.U O TA SNAPSHOTS This pretty fall weather is ripen­ ing up the fruit, und the crop will soon be on the move toward the north. Mr. and Mrs. G./.M. Jacobs and son. George, Mrs. M. E. Jacobs, Misses Ethel Collins, Katherine Flint and Mary Aulin were guests nt the home of the latter’a lather, Mr. Aulin, Sr.’a birthday pnrty in Oviedo Inst Wednesday. Tho occa­ sion was a very onjoyublo one to till present. Mrs. F. M. Story is spending the week -with her daughter, Mrs. W. S. Borgarde at Winter Garden. Quite a number from this place attended tho preaching service nt Lockwood Sunday. H. L'. Green and family spent the wegk end with friends nt Christmas. Billie Jacobs and family spent Sunday in Orlando. V The friends and relatives took their dinner baskets well filled and went to the homo of Mra. P. J. Long^Wednesday and aurprised her ‘IKK -.V ; -'iii . I’ rogium Prayer— Rev. Charles Gutteridge. j Convention Re porta by the Del-1 egates: For the Senior Class— Miss Edith I Howard. For the Women's Bible Class— Mrs/ T. C. Brannon. For the Men's Bible Class—Cnpt. T. C. Brannon. Song— Miss Mabel Swope. Reading, "T h e Flood” — Miss Blanche Pattishall. Song— Miss Mary Brannon. Reading, "Our Pastor” — Mrs. G. S. Brown. Song— Mrs. Charles Lee. Address—Rev. Charles Gutferidge. Song— Mrs. Charles West. ♦ • Oviedo was. represented at tho RoHins-Columbia football game at Winter Park Thursday by tho fol­ lowing party, Misses Mario Marshall and Edith Howard, Roy Williams, Clarence Gutteridge, A. L. Hatch. Clean up day was observed Fri­ day. r- .‘<' i./‘ A T L A N T I C C O A S T L IN E ! STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 18TH, 191G THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY j All-til*r| tUiulpm* ,t. Krr* H**llnlna ( tulr (*«r* «* W u k l()| M . tlinlo* Car Her,Ira an Trala SO No. 82 Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar No. 86 JarkxdnvUle___ ...9:10 a. m. Sivsnnah........... ~ 1:15 p. m. Kirhmand.^. ...5:05 a. m. Waahlngton.^..™..- 8:50 ar m.y Baltimore... ...... » 10:05 a. m. Philadelphia____ ._12:2I a. m. New York___ ...2:40 p. m. 1:35 pi m. 5:35 p. m. 9:13 a. m. 2:33 p. m. 1:50 p. m. 4.03 p. m. * 6:20 p. m. No. 1 * 8:10 p. m. 12:35 a. m' 7:45 P- m* 11:50 p. m. 1:14 s. tn. 3:40 a- m. 6:00 a. m. For Information or Reservation Phone or Write A T L A N T IC COAST L IN E 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. Phono 17 ^ Hillsborough Hotel. Tamps, n*Phone 132 11 L in 1r;he 1 leralu will Rent Your House .For T ■3" T * �''*■ .' i - 1 - ■— *= ’ G‘ . *- . ». PAGE TljrREE THE 8ANPQRD HERALD si mol eons for the privilege of Ashing num-bifr of negrpes hnve been in­ "with a not" surreptitiously. Char­ duced to leave the qmuth and ■ go lie’s visual organs were good, but north to And work at higher prices. sometimes lu-aas visionary.' "R o b " For several days there has been con­ t**» all C»fncTn*A■ £*!>-»I>4 lav ifL* Holly, now of the Sanford Herald — siderable of u-stlr among tlie colored Colum n i» “ S ocmijt U i l a r / 'o r P k.it* Mr*, H, A* fttlwBR, Pbi* Ng. 101 "Our Hob"—w'as once the subjecti>f imputation in this section;—that tor Charlie's microscopic"vigilance. He nullity ns wanted to go should be tit came to Fillstis one and and soon the Cmist Line depot on Thursday, •V• -** EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 1016 nlghr. and upon'arrival of the north ’ n lUrihday I ’uriy Hie side of. the hull andoverhead '•r,M*|"-d op a scent. Somebody told row:! of happy little people were festoon* nT pink ‘and white him, confidentially *if course, th at1hound traiti from Tampa at midAf»>* » Trthv home of Mrs. B. A. that- reached to the n . - ‘tnebndy had gone out on the lake I night would be met by a colored ‘jetnhlfi id had "a net*’ of fair proportions "recruiting agent" who would fur-, Saturday afternoon in tubles,’ while at niln-'r , .j , Pcnnsvlvnnia Pennsylvania Pennsylvania w-ih Inin, and that it was not n nuh them with the necessary trans** DUD? ! f thoseventh birthday of her placetl the low ly »lmt■■■ Seme ^ KBOXT TREAD -VACUUM C U P BAR CIRCLE h0n°V ' pdr 'll* "' Twenty young- cakes ornam-nt. i with p .. di - ' ""p lot * -it h«-r. • Charlie went down portiition to pastures new. little the shore, chartered tire, boat, three -htrmtmt wt-Ye at the station (j along lb*’ ci' ebfaiiotl ‘ and rosea, (i.iines were played upon 5,000 M ile Tires GOO Mile Tires 3,500-fltfte Tires *trrt be I"'' l I,i,t oud joini|iiLia.. UmUwn oirtrt s-n-' mri'hh was formed Tiberias, and with a crow sailed for upon the utrivnl of%the train, butl —wt*h ■»*'»•* only nbnut twenty fivte got aboard. ling th» host( *"blder's Point, within the shadow nd ind »or gam»s that for refreshments ‘ Assist * 12,10 .,30x3 . . 1.15...... 30x3.......$ 9.70^.' I* the outdoor a of whiCH was "H ob" fishing With When tho train arrived at Winter «,.de the hours lly fast, on the esses were Theodora Miller. Let'litre ■"a net" sure enough. An Introdtic- Park nnd the "recruiting agent" had KUO of fun and frolic. The peanut Jones, Helen Gonzales, HHen* Ter* .30x3 U ... 1-I.80,.._v30x31 12.65 tion to AltHrffr was all Charlie got failed to put in his appearance, they . •* , ,< the best of all and Jean, willlger and Esther .Miller. . i, i on this 'occashm. The case was not left the train at that point and made 17.35 .3 2 x 3 '5.... 15.65... ...32x3'o.... 14,50 Ifaxwtfl h * : the finder of the blue . .irouglit before a justice of the pence, their way back to Orlando, a sadder ribbon' peanut. T o her was gi>’*n it were the Miller twins very impor25.9!) but Charlie went on a still hunt for but wiser lot.—Orlando Sentinel. . 33x4 i f : 23.30 .:..:.33x4.... :. 20.70 rettv ilt^ ’ rated booklet in which tuqt and very Jo.el.. in tiipir baby his informant, who, just then, could fo inscribe the passing events of her grace Forty-five other litt!e bilks 27.60 . ;..34x4.„. 24.85........ 34x4. 21.15 not be found. But "H ob" ‘ didn't Score One for Emu. child‘iff- Tin table was lovely and - enjoyed" the hupp- afternoon with cease fishing. He “ floundered" Esau was a better business man srtiilic w *h its embroidered cover, the young lmt;u-ei*- who were the v 35.65.....3 lx l i o.... 32.10......34xl U.... 28.20 .around slum* for a while until he than most of tho spendthrifts. Ho cert*'c*i by the big birthday cake recipients of niii-iy lovely gifts. landed his affinity, and lie. still got the mess oX pottage for which ho " 46.80 :. 37.\5 .. 42.15....... 37x5.... ; 34.85 with :'4 ,r 'nation nttm-jef <f Grown folk-- present were Rev. sticks to the lakeshore for some ’'traded Ills birthright. candle* ami s irrou-idctl by pink v no Arthur Peck and his mother. ,Mrs.lrcnn6n or other. He is now llvlrtg Md ferns, Lota of nicegifts *w tl-, pccki Mr*. John Thomas. Mrs. ut Sanford on the shores of Lake O T H E R vSIZES IN P R O P O R T IO N Spain's Olive Oil Production. fird to the popularity of the >^'>ng Allan Joins, Mrs llnt-vin, Mrs. A. Monroe.” Spain Is credited with producing * * ' • * Mr>. Anna Walker assisted It. Chappell and Miss May L)oyle _____________ :____ more than three-ipiartcni. of tho * 1 yri. Duni m in look lug after the ,# The Rpowin* <l'.*mmtl for I>?nnsylv.ini:t Tires,- under the world's supply of olive oil. . H Birthday Party at Oviedo plitiure of the little guests. . Coil, uilimw’ fhtutar • Many friends and relatives were irfvvacuble policy of quality first has enabled us to heavily . ‘ Attention.is cal * <1 to lh>- mistake happy to meet* at the home of Mr. increase our volume of sales and notwithstanding the present $"C":f.,r i f rii'jram published rn LLe* last i-sue of 'T h e ! Andrew Aulin Wednesday afternoon high levels in the raw material market, to effect substantial A TLA N TIC COAST LINK An.ipter* ' :r>K |»- -i.r tm an* mce Herald, of the. dn’ c for Uu- Congre- in honor of his seventy-third birthsavings in east. tog vf th- soriol servieo commit ee g „t|onnI C H rc tiiH.har.aar. It will day* 1which was celebrated by a re­ TR AIN S el 1he Mi" ' ' 1 -"r‘ 1 " l-' 1be held Sattir«la . Dec. ’Jnd am| nut cegtion given him by his children, The reputation of the Pennsylvania Rubber Company is the tforpe of Mrs: S. btun ser y ,e 22nd as appeared. [ Mr. und Mrs. it. L. Wheeler. Mr. NORTHBOUND sufficient assurance that the ‘established* Quality of Penn**". , * , -------and Mrs. 1heodore Aulin, Miss Arrive lantvc , sylvania"Pires Will be maintained. . gtewve— *P- was t e op., to Cflj _ .M ary Aulin and Mr. Andrew Aulin, No 82___ 1:18 A. M....... DTI A M. s l t f 1 H’ Seripturo r.-adlng nnd ' Of interest to Gu-jr. pi,, i - friends 4r. The house Was tastefully docNo. 84. . .10:45 A. M..^. 11:05 A. M. No. 80. .5:00 P. M.. ?. .:i;l(i P. M. fruyrr were followed hy a if uniter in" Satiford and o' ire i< tile mar- orated In cut flower* and fi-rirs; The K:.">0 1*. M. No. 28 of eir.' i nt papers r--yd b y members riage of Mm. II* Hike ‘ n - i to following program was rendered dur­ j,.,.,.- J'ai-h included "Moo*- , n. SOUTHBOUND Mr. E. M. II iw kins at *■ lock ing the afternoon: i uw. ,l: In*7" by Mr.t. F. E. No s:i 2:»fi \ M. . 2 1f, A At. Sunday evening nl the home >f tlo- H|rthdiiv-Greeting** Niv so 2 1 0 p. M. 2 . to P. M. Steitime.'* ttemutic Giving. SANFORD. bride on Kir ■i , i re* t F L O R ID A Rev E Gutteridge No M .'» 5:04 I* M........... 5:1!» P. M. \Vk <; * or Ms tie? ‘ M rs No. 27 8:10 A. M. p.-rforoicil li • The rereliion; w.iSerenade Schubert \ p ' A ki-ons in S n-riM rs T. W. Law ton j (,rr • \ i H Sjnith: "Tithing. Rev. K. It Brow ee ii tin* IV'.'.bv OVIEDO Reading . Selected presence of terinn church, o the tf-,r <e . Mrs .1. 1>. Ji ikins; No. 12d— A rriv e...............A. M. .Mfs. C. S. Lee No. 127— l / n v e . ; .........4:00 P. M. ‘•Kr> in I'ih ct " M • It. M. few intimate friends and * rclat . c.Kitading, Baby Logic Mrs. Hawkins tyas very' tiltfiieMwe- ! W ujiiy W ood.' Mrs. LEESBURG , - * Evelyn Wheeler \V \\ A r-mlby. Rev. t K. E. tive in it .handsome dress of voile No. 21— A rriv e.................10:56 A. M. Solo, The Perfect Day No..24—Leave.....................5:25 P. M. Ftrinn- . : i . e an’ interestin ' thlk and tutfetu. Mrs. C. S. Lee No. 158 A rrive............ 5:20 P. M. is well khown here. •The bride oa the to and the instructive pro* No 157 l / n v e C,:;I5 A. M. ffvm rlno-d with n vocal solo de- having made Sanford bi-f home for Reading, Selected t'hristme Nelson Tit 11 BY Hrhtfsi'l. r(iiit*'--d b\v M.-s. A. M a number o' years The groom lias Reading. H*-r Dream it w ,f h the liUSMiess mNo. 25—A rriv e .......... .1:00 J'. M. lieen idenfil.c which the hostess I'hihto Florence \\ beelet No. 2 I —I/ a vs*. . . . . . . .2:25 P. M. Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot G asolnie Dry Cleaning. Altera­ m erits and a social len-sts* of S iti. o'd lor so nii- tunc No. 100—Lenvtr.. . . . . . .7:00 A. M. Solo, ! Hear You (falling Me tions of All Kinds on Short .Notice jam! is. connected with the Sab ford \ed by uU present. No. 101— Arrive. ..'.5:40 1VM. Mrs. C. S. Leo Join Our G entlem en’s Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. Bottling Works. Their many CLYDE LINE BOATS friends extend warmest wishes fsir. a Reading, Suppose «,b. !njnrlfn UrrepUnti (HT. JOIINM ItIVOR) SUITS $ 1 5 .0 0 .UPW ARD Evelyn Wheeler Monday’s. Wednesday's and Origin- and novel was khe charm- happy and prosperous voyagu on the Reading, Selected Friday's in|1y informal reception tendered sea of matrimony. Mrs. C, S. Leu Arrive 10:00 A.M. Leave 11:30 A.M. the teachers of tho Sanford After UuJ ceremony a_ wedding Piano Solo Mrs. T. W. Lawton [public **chunks by those who had I supper was served. Rosea and ferns The honored* was the recipient of taught lure prevRius to this season 1prettily adorned the rooms and decmany lovely and useful- presents, not on Frills, ticning. A Kindergarten j orated the table. Mr. "and Mrs. least among which a large, beau­ reception*»t the east side Primary I Hawkins will reside in their bungatifully decorated birthday cake,, School «;o decidedly uiiique for u j low on First street. made and presented by. Mrs. J. W.I po»n ! > party, but the grown J Nixon of Cbuluotn. I- folk* *cn willing to become /‘rincilta Delicious refresh me njs were serv-| littie fob d for that night" and Mrs. J. J. Pur don delightfully en- ed, consisting of a variety of choire entered m., the spirit and fun of tertninc-tj the Priscilla Club on last rakes, with hot coffee, chocolate and the oiraMon with the test ami in- 'n (Ur8(jay afternoon, the meeting In­ tea and confections. Little Florence tuits Intros, „f children. A rccep- itljf j u,t another good time enjoyed nnd Evelyn Wheeler, Mr. Aulin’s tion co i ••*• of teachers greeted ^|,y tlu-sc congenial friend*; cake and only grandchildren, assisted in the ^f uimiii their rtrriv a! mul i crourii wh.h norvcd ut tho rufrtslh* TH IS IT TA N LA C W E E K — And over Eijrht Thousand Tanlac serving. It was at a lote hour that b l - ' J j tieii . ''! paper ‘ S i r . 'v l^!^~[hIo sYp ita " "lity - ofKnio>l" ,l'". ‘ " “ were • '- “ I n , m iny , „ A u dopnrtoil, thunklny Stores Will Join in Celebrating The Second Anniversary o f Its ladies,apd Windsor Mis. l! I'urdon the children for a most enjoyable on the gentlemen: and .then truly MrH Tom |)uvi8i M rH. H. H. Hill. Wonderful Sale— Fame o f Celebrated Medicine Spreads ove^r afternoon, and wishing ,' Mr. Aulin , m I1Mrs. A. K. L. Hill,' Hill, Mrs. hnsterby, j many m(y.e 8UCh pleasant celebraMi** Buna Murrell told nnitnul Mrs.. Pare, Mrs. C. ' C .' Woodruff. [ ------------- -------------------— WhottnSTafibn Like.Great Tidal Wave and it ig Now Sold From •toriw front which each guest was —VFtt : LcnTTr" Coast to Coast. J Qdfa'A ■<> lo-r-1 tinrwpuiin of one Fout Bull Results Saturday * AlUiaal_iij*.nttt>tiprtr' Tfif* drawings, Moating Parly At^ Dirvidson, N. C .— Davidson 7: tncit ar-t'tn- -?i were placed upon A joiiy party of friends enjoyed Cjtadel 7. This Is Tanlac week nnd over Eight Thousand of the leading dealers of the coqnlrt, and nuhmittcd to judged. all the delights of boating and camp­ agents for Tanlac will jo|n Ip ■»rwwd-«im teiim ify~nr 1IG. greatest selling medicine At Greenville, Ga.— T ech .’-FreshA prize w;ih awarded for the bevt ing as guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. pipn 0: Furman 20.--------------bt all time. Md.then one of the little boys 17) -Dutton oiv-^4w»tf-stc w iiiutut iaimctT? Everybody has heard of Tanlac and the wonders B has accomplished. Everybody has also At Ithucn, N-, Y .— Cornell 19; tnade »m-|) ;1 f|lr liiirtm*Tr-hT'~fnttTlrt' tho "Jolly Er," leaving the city on Buckncll 0. heard of how hundreds of thousands of suffering men and .women have been restored to health [*Rcr itrenuuua ufTorta to draw the Saturday a run was made to. Lemon and happlnesa by Its use. .K •At Charlottovllle.— Virginia 7; kwt, was given a prise to pacify Bluff, where the party camped for Georgia 13. From coast to coast and from the Gulf to the Great Lakes Tanlac Is known and honored. him. There were tome rnther atnrtthe night. Sunday was spent on MllljunN have taken It and have pronounced It the greatest medicine that hns ever been given fo At -Haverhill, Mass.— Georgetown line reprixluctiona-of animals wKlch Lake Harney, returning to the city 10; Dartmouth 0. the people. No matter where you go Tanlac Is a household word and It la now unquestionably the [ dfew forth gale* of merry laughter in thalatc afternoon. Fishing tjicklc most widely talked of medicine In the world today. At Philadelphia—University of ' • * Rom those grown up boys and girls. Although placed on the market a little less than two years ago over Seven and a Quarter Nquirnl** in a Cage " and all sorts and a tempting picnic lunch were Penn. 16; Penn State 0. among the assets of the happy joy , At Syrncuse—Syracuse 0; Pitts­ Million .botjleft have been sold, and Its record as a seller has probably never been equaled In the P '‘ •ndergarten games marked the seekers. Included in the party were history of this country. burg 3.0. • ■* |*v«ning's amusements. Mf. and Mrs. F. F. Dutton and chil­ In six Southern States alone, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Alabama. 'Mississippi and Arkan­ At Prlhceton— Proinceton 33; LaRefreshments were served in one dren, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Henry sas, Tanlac is now selling at the phenomenal rate of over n million hollies per year'and the demand Fnycttc 0. • J.of the rtms rooms and wus another and daughters nnd Mr. and Mrs. is constantly increasing. Through the Atlanta office over eighty carlonds have been sold and dis­ At Annapolis— Navy 12; West •I'py su'r'prise, fur of Ice creamHarry Ward. t tributed since last October. Virginia 7. fotu*. peanuts, all day suckers and (Continued on Page 5) I Tanlac dealcra In practically all the larger cities of the South are now buying it in carload At Cambridge— Harvard 47; Moss. 1there War an unlimited supply. Belota and right here In your Jt1* town, The ^ Aggies 0. Iside* the teachers, guests of this in- FOOLED TH E GAM E WARDEN y. _ _ _ V At Birmingham—Howard 264. Mer orma! merry making were members 1 Bk* load hoard of school trustees Joke In Euslis In Which Herald cer 7. At Nashville— Vanderbilt 35; Mis­ Editor Figured . *"d th r-oonty school board and sissippi 0. . th.,r wives wltn Mrs. Fannin S. The following from the Eustls At Atlanta—Ga. Tech. 10; North j un*on to chapcrono the giddy Lako Region revives an Incident Has Sold Since February 24th 1916 j-ro*d. The reception hours were which had long escaped our mem­ Carolina G. At Louisville—Louisville 6; Chat­ f°m, eight to ton but everybody ory: ,** having such' a good time it was "Recently Editor IJob Holly of tanooga 0. At West Point— Army 53; Trin­ [ “Her eleven before Professor Ezell Sanford vlsitud Eustis. Captain Ben [roii id ity 0. restore order and tend them Vogt then nnd there revived a joke [horns rejuiiiIljjt uj| on jj,0 annuaj At Gainesville, FIs.— Alabnma 19; he nnd some friends played on Game H°lor Roll. Warden Mcgargee' when they in­ Florida 0. come from remote sections of the earth—the If you want to know more about Tanlac just At New Orleans—Tuiane 40; Jef­ formed him that Bob Holly was out Alps, Pyrenees, Russian Asia, Jamaica, Europe. ask this well known firm! They will tell you ferson 3. Childrm’i Parly , fishing with u net. norc is Capt. Brazil, West Indies, Mountain States near tho that It has not' only proven tho greatest seller • At Lexington, K y .—Scwnneo 0; mint attractive event in cF,U- Vogt's story: Rocky Mountains, Asia Minor, Persia, India, but thut it has given the best satisfaction of Ky. State 0. i 1 c’rrfes last week was tho beauA few years ago Lake county was Mexico, Columbia and Peru, contribute the any medicine they have ever sold and that they At Knoxville—Tennessee 20; Sout th*1 on Saturday afternoon at famous, for mnny counties distant, principul properties of the preparation. are today selling more Tanlac than any other.' t At Knoxville — Tonnessee 26; J ^ *f°uw Siven by Mrs. T. for the preservation of her game and six medicines put together. They will ulso tell • «"le r and Mrs, Claude' Herndon, tho fishing interests of her large and South Carolinu 0. you of scores of people right in your own com­ At Urbana, .111.—Ohio State 7; Tanlac aids tho natural digestive process (. m..onor of little sons pf .the beautiful lakes. Tho hunter out of munity who have been benefited by its use. Illinois 6. through' its. prompt though gently corrective F* It was the fifth birthday of season snd tho hunter without a Ask your neighbors about it and they will tell At Chicago— Chicago 0; North nctlon; bodily nourishment is derived through « u t ,r Frank Miller, Jr., and in a license and the hunter with entirely you the same thing. Western 10. the proper assimilation of wholesome food, if Wm.ia aJl Herndon. Jr., too much of this world's good in you are weak, run. down and debilitated and • i reach the same dignity, so it t]ukU and deer, 'o r . minus his cer­ need it good fonic und system purifier try Tan­ ■ Tanlac is composed entirely of roots, bark* NEGROES FOOLED AGAIN t.ln prtUy compliment to enter-. tificate of inquiry, was trending on lac, nnd you will add .your testimonial to the and barbs and.conDrifi^io minerals or harmful f*it«» tho U o h»nd*ome littlo dangerous grounds-within the sacred thousands of others who havo been restored to drugs os do many other medicines. The ingre­ "Recruiting Agent'* Failed to Ar­ I*, n * Bt ono. Hme. The apeacious pYecincts of Lake county, for the dients or medicinal elements which make.Tanlac health by Its use. rive colorW**.nlractlvely ‘I^corated in a fragrance of his unlawful spoils,and Becauso of the industrial activity »ith t *Cn,ern* of Plnk * n<l white, even the echo of hjs gun would ‘ filin g, vines and ferns to giva reach the keen perceptive* of Char­ In the north, caused mainly by the tUhf V'" * ^ 9f freon. Long lie Mcgargee, our game warden, And European war, there Is a groat de­ lm<nt« W thelr Pr#tty appoint- then would come the charge of fifty mand for labor in northern states i * * " * *»■< « » * « • w *r, p l.J d . t dollork for a wild turkey or many and to meet that demand a large i m m m m K K X x x m : PEOPLE" and e v e n t s ... ab o u t A RESUME OF SANFORD H a p p e n in g s u p -r o d a t e S U B S T A N T IA L — R E D U C TIO N S 1 t \ lm fr 1; WIGHT GROCERY CO. 11 II d MERCHANT . c TAILOR,. CLEANER, b r o c k DYER AND REPAIRER CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE. PHONE 174 :x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x : TANLAC R. PHILIPS & CO. 588 B O T T L E S Tanlac is Sold in Sanford Exclusively by L. R. Philips & Co. ■ ■ � 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, October 27, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 27, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 27, 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/4ae436020a244c1984d2edf8f372733a.pdf d331c5c8853c6a061c08ea1875d47b49 PDF Text Text I * • • IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION fU BUS MED . n p - j SEMI-WEEKLY-. J - J H P C A f iT T ? n i > n N Jc U l u J J ti lt Jt tU't ) A T Tl 1} ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN SA N F O R D — Life h Wo,th Living VOLUME VIII IS SEMINOLE FOR NOMINEES COUNTY CLUB FO R M E D A N D STATE IS A FLA M E W IT H TH E S P IR IT At a mas* meeting held in the rourt house Friday. night u Inrgo number of the representative Dem­ ocrats of the city and county gath­ ered to form a Seminole County Democratic club, the purport of which will be to'm ake a strong cumpaitn for the succeas of the straight Democratic ticket In the general election in November. Hon. F. LWoodfulT. representative elect wus made president; Scheilc 'Maine*, member-of fhe state Democratic executive committee' was made sec­ retary . and treasurer and 'Judge (5corse G. Herring, It. .J. Holly of Sanford, together with D. H. C. Rabun.of Monroe, Clurk Pearson of I’aola, W. V. Dunn of Lake Mary. L. J. Hartley, Jr., of Longwood, J. H. OJteen of Altumonte, Theodore Aulin of Oviedo, G. M. Jacobus of Chuluota. J. If: Huddleston of Ge­ neva, C. II. Dingee of Hanford and Felix Frank of Sanford were inado vice president*. Speeches were made by prominent Democrats pres­ ent and it was decided to make a canvass of the county by the club members taking in every precinct find ending the campaign with a monster rally in Sanford on. Sutur. day night, Nov. 1th. The club also pledged their unqualified support to all the Democratic nominee* and will make a clean campaign of education eliminating all • secular feeling by hewing strictly to the line of Jef­ fersonian Democracy. Reports from all over tho state demonstrate that Florida is aflame with the true Democratic spirit and that all true- Democrats will rally to the standards and help support the nominees. The following press notes are very encouraging. SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. Jacksonville, Fla., On. m . . tlxGovcrnor W. S. Jennings, w»ho made a tour on the southern part of the east coast during thu past week will be engaged this wedk from Wed­ nesday until Saturday Might in the same territory. He has met with large and enthusiastic audiences at every point where he Kas spoiien and reports that the tide has turned nnd that the independents will poll n very small vote up and down the east rpast. His speaking flutes for the present week are ns follows: ()ju«,. Oct. 26, It a. m.; Homestead, Wed­ nesday, Oct. 25, 7:45 p. m.; K b/ West, Thursday, Oct. 26, 7:45 p. nt Miami,, Friday, Oct. 27, 7:15 p. m. Hallandale, Saturday, Oct. 2 S, 11 a. m.; Ft. Lauderdale, Saturday, Oct. 28, 7:15 p. m. Sanford the Shipping Point If.anyonu do'uft* that Sanford is the natural center for the trade of this section of Florida let hitn wutch the shipments of automobiles herb every week. The automobile deal­ ers of central Florida have their esjr* shipped -to Sanford ntt account of the cheap freight rate here ami from tills point they take them trhough the country to their respective cities. The first solid1' train load of auto mobiles came into Jacksonville Sun­ day being Hoicks and six car loads clime to Sanford to the Cook Auto Co., of Orlando. These cars will he distributed t o _ Sanford,. DcLund, Kissimmee, Kustis and other cities. John Cook was here in person to look after Ihe unloading of the cars and they were driven through the country to their destination. This one item demonstrates the possibilities of Sanford as a great trading center for this [tart of Flor­ ida nnd th:s city Hhould have twice the population for this reason alone. E D ITO R W AS CRAZY Slayer of Austrian Premier Was U n b a la n rrd Vienna, Oqt. 22, via London, Oct23.— Government circle.* here regard tha killing of Premier Ste.urgkh us an act of a political crank which can in no wise Influence thc political sit­ uation or course of the wur. This* statement was made to the corres­ Jacksonville, Fla., Oct. 2 L — Hi­ pondent of the Associated Press in ram Halt, one of the leading Demo­ h igh ' responsible quarters. crats of Brevard county had written It is pointed out that the time the Democratic headquarters to the which lias elapsed since thc murder effect that the board of county com­ has shown that AdlrA, thc nssassin, missioners of that county has unan­ stands ulone. His act is disallowed imously endorsed the cnmliifncy of by the Socialist party, and press nnd the Honorable W. V. Knott for Governor He also states in his condemned by his father, Victor AtUer, Km-iulbiLlmamimr of tho.lower letter that each mrmhar ?f chamber of tli« •Rrirhsrsthi -A dler board bay pledged—himaalf- to-«*©nstated.-td'thu police that he shot ouct ^in artivc campaign on behalf Steutgkh • because the Premier op­ of Mr. Knott and all of tho Dem­ posed tho convening of Parliament. ocratic nomhil-es. • , •. • • .^ It is stated officially that Stourgiyh Mr, Platt has asked tho commit- had' at no'tim e done this and that *?nd, 801110 " bookers {o that hirTcraht~nonlo'tt~tJPPnnBif tUlTTOIF 'cuunsy und. give* It os his ‘ opinion venitig of Parliament wus a mutter fhal .the Democratic party vote next in the hands of political partieg.. OontH'wfll ho ono of the most flat­ Tho AuHtro- Hungarian press bands tering ever . polled in his-county. The Austro Hungarian press The Melbourne Tim es is making a brands Adler as a vile irresponsible hard fight for the Democratic ticket from constable to President. The criminal and without exception do; 'oters of the county are standing plores the fuel that the act of hoyally |,y aj| 0f the nominees and cruzy man should disturb the peace Tho city Is quiet. f « believed that the voto for the of the people. Tho public, While naturally greatly Democratic ticket this year will be in interested, regards thu murder as a the nature of.a landslide. purely private crime. Jacksonville,' Fla., Oct.’ 2 1. ; . L. Clarke, ono of the beat known lawyers of Monticello, Fla., i u *riUcn nn af’ P‘}ul to voter* I ..ff cou.nt>\ asking thorn to stand .?Vj J every legal nomineo of , D(,mocratlc party. ' Mr. Clarke “ -one of tho oldest citizen* of Jef««r»on county. He has been an Clive Party worker for nearly half j c - lury. -In his appeal to the (mbr of his county, ho reminds them of u t that he was n Democrat in e day* when it meant something 7 “ DDoaie the Republican*.. Ho sc ares that he and hi* comrades f * y c a n “ 8° “ re proud of tho 1 that the good people of Jeffcr" county htfvo' never yet repudl1 ' d “ nominee of the Democrat* .C,arko believes that there is inddt°Kb\ ihUt th#t President Wilson . ® Hon. W. V. Knott, against th cT indcPcnd°nt* are making ma qHm ttCre-t utUc^ *iH receive D joritles equal to that of the other ‘ th,im°craU° nominees. Ho Is having t o n t l!1? J Wh!Ch h° h“ wrUtcnto di*t 1° c rcu*nr *orm »nd expects istribute le throughout his couhbeinp ™akci^ Qf ,oc^ rcP ut*Hon are of Joff Ur-'d t0 tddrcss th® voter* , eT ty ,n the Used in h tt 0Cal ■Pe» k« r* ore being "of thc s ta *^ Ctlly *** other .counties Improvements nt French Shop A t tho French Millinery Shop, one of the modern, up to date busi~ ness houses of our city many changes aro being mndo in tho interior to make room for tho lurger stock of rcady.'to wear garments that will be handled by this enterprising estab­ lishment. A full line of new and modish coats for women and chil­ dren, cont suits, sport suits and dresses in silk, satin, and woolen* 'will be among tho winter’s offerings. Shirt waists in all thef latest models, In all color* and materials, lingcrio, gloves anil hosiery, bysides the pop­ ular C. A. B. corsets will bo found here. Tho storo ha* been greatly enlarged by tho removal _ of parti­ tions. Now show ciyses will be in­ stalled and every facility for the at­ tractive. display of gfods will be a part of the equipment. Miss Edna Owen*,-un experienced ••ah .woman is hero and _ ready to glvo prompt sofvici* and courteou treatment in addition to those al ready attached to tho store. M A . A . W. Fitt*, Jr., Mr*. R. S Sheldon of Now Smyrna, little M ar­ tha Fitts, and their cousin, Mr. E. J Statler le ft today for ati automobile trip to Valdosta, G a .\ to ^ »p en d a week with relatives. OCTOBER 24.-1916 NUM llEK 19 ROUMANIAN BRICK ROADS PORT FALLS OF SEMIOLLE TO GERMANS WILL START 0 . m V. KNOTT A -letter from a' negro frojn this city who went north in search of work while nil of the recruiting^wa* going on had reached the Tribune mailed from New Haven, Conn. He say-H "K e rn e l" Joycp did not rerrritit him, hut that he saw- all the o th e r1 negroes taking the craze to migrate, j and so paid his fare to the north and has been working almost all of since he . ha* been' there. O P E N IN G G U N IM P O R T A N T P O R T IS B LO W NEW DUN LUG AND C E M E N T the time 9 OF D E M O ­ But he says a negro-without a trade . T O E N T E N T E PO W ­ G R O U TE D S E M IN O L E C R A TIC C A M P A IG N FIR E D has to work for. $1.80 and - work ERS ROADS ‘ r HERE T O N IG H T eleven and a half hours a day for Hoard and room arc seven Petrograif, Oct. 21. — Russians anil Seminole county brick road build­ that. The opening guns of the DembRumanians in Oohrudjo continued ing on the roads recently jnupped dollars a week he aayr. t. .*... c w.: Vi I., b v .... ^ to retreat but they offered stubborn mil that will supplement those al­ Some parts of the letter an' droll. when Hon. W. V. K nott, tho Demo­ resistance -to MackonscnV advance, ready built and give Seminole a He says in many of the smaller cratic nominee and Hon. Frank the war oflice announced. On the complete roaif system is progressing. town* people are afraid of u "n ig ­ Widonma, ,;i prominent attorney of Transylvarjian front yesterday Hu-, The bricks are now being shipped to ger," and that a little girl hid be­ Jacksonville will speak on the issues manian attacks compelled the- T eu ­ Altamonte, 'Geneva and Oviedo and hind her mother’s .dress when she of the duy. Thc speaking wjll oc­ tons to retire in the Trot us, Oitus these mads will lie jiegun as soon as saw hi in nnd. asked him If lie was cur at the corner of Park avenuo and Slunlo valleys. Th e Rumanians all the bricks are unloaded. going to bite her. At ono place and First streets nnd every one is are lighting suihluirnly and success­ where the writer applied for work, invited to come out and hear theso The shortage df cars.has delayed fully on- the western frontier M ol­ telling them that he was a painter prominent speakers. the shipment of bricks and held the davia. and pjiperhanger. they said they only There has been so much said work back considerably.' Tho new used negroes for bootblacks. about tin' re-canvas* of the votes In roads in this county will ha of- the London, Oct. *26. The Germans dun lUg type and will Le cement Ge says ho cannot, stand it out of the race for Governor, so much said captured Constunr.il on the Pluck tgrouted • i r i m i u i iiiir. wi*h icontent curbing, m.tk- doors when the smrit is on the pro ami cun’ and so much newspaper Sea. tin- CnnstmizaConstunra- I ij(j, ea. the terminus of the r0ii«lwuy that will he :i* near gfouml and that he wishes he was j talk that it will he refreshing to hearT< Yheriiavodii railway toward which J j„.rmani,n( „„ r0IH|, |„. m a d e hack home in Dixie "Tli<- nut litin tin* candidate himself lake the stump the combined Bulgarian. Turkish i'i. ■ du.t lug- brick li t- been ! ■•or-i fii'in i on-.trier to u* than inny sou th -[ illn In* own behalf. - All thosg .who and Au-tro German force* under mighty tried out with the result thut|ern man ver was. and frum loud -are ire for him and all those who aro Non- Muckensyn have been driving, it is now pronounced by experts to talking on car* white lailit inoveae j against him should .come out and according to Merlin. This railway lie the (test that ran lie obtained for as fur ftnm u* as they can," he give Mr. Knott a fair and respect­ leads into the interior of Rumania road work not only on tjie county writes. ful hearing. There is much about over the Tchernuvoda bridge across roads but in the city streets as well. this canvass of the second choice the' Danube. A delayed Mulgarian Volusia coufity has tried this dun votes that, can he mude clearer to d e m o c r a t ic Ac h i e v e m e n t statement dated yesturdny 'said the Rig brick cement grouted and the the voter and'without any partisan Rumanians have been driven hack road that has already been laid in feeling the majority of the voters What the tilth Congress Has Done to within six miles of Constnnr.a and that county is incompnruhle with would like to sue ajid t*i hear Mr. For the Nation t|ie entente resistance in Dohrudjn unv other material. |Knott and hear Id* side of tho story The. sixty-fourth congress in it* from Id* own lip*. were d cfin ilflv broken. , • The Southern Clay Manufacturing I tirst session lias ( ii. seen to have the best brick of Passed 252 public and 171 private . The spAaking will start ( nbout London, England, Oct. 23.— A this type that is manufactured nnd nets; 33 public and 1 private resolu­ eight o’ clock und that there will bo hostile aeroplane appeared today a tremendous crowd to greet tho Seminole* county is lucky to have tions. over Margate on the southwest coast speakers U an ussured fact. this brick for thc new roads that Killed the Gore and McLemore of England and dropped three bombs will he laid. With Engineer G. it. resolutions providing for a surrender two persons being injured. Thc fol­ Ramsey und hi* new rattler test to of American rights on the high sous. Have to lie Shown lowing official account of the. attac stand guard over tho birck manu­ Prevented u national steam rail­ was given out: The Daytona basket ball club has facturers this county can rest as­ " A hostile nero|ilanp was reported sured that only the host brick anil road strike through the pussngu of organized for tho coming Beason and from reports received from Daytona over Margate at 10:05 o'clock this only the best -work will lie given on an Eight Hour Day Law. the hoys claim to be out for the Appropriated $055,000.00 for na­ morning, Three bomda wore drop- Jtftia new contract. Thu cement state championship and they fur­ pod in the Cliftonvillo district. jjr<)Uted roads laid right should last tional defense. Slight damage was caused t<» a hotel for fifty years with but small re­ Passed army and navy measures, thermore say that they aro going But and one man und one woman were pairs. enlarging and improving both, for to capture the high honors. listen! Over here in Sanford wo. slightly injured. British aeroplanes the defense of the country. . have a Captain that is from Miswent up in pursuit of the raider, Passed the shipping bill, appro­ W ILL PLAY ST. AU G U STINE souri und has to bo "Showed,” of who made off in u southeasterly priated $50,000,000 for a government course the B. S. A. basket ball team direction.” Sanford High School Fonlhnll Hoys owned merchant marine. of Sanford does* hot claim to have Enacted Icgislntio n Insuring log y j Have Gnme Friday Next any world heaters on their team. Columbia College Win* time Iiiuiis to farmers at low rates. They do claim to a man that Suiiford fan.*, who appreciate n Winter I’nrk, Oct. 23.— (Special —• . , „ ... . . Passed a child labor Inw to keep they wjll play any team onco to good foothill game will not he dis- . . . . ... , Columbia College defeated Rollins ,, , , [children out of the factories. find out just how strong they are. appointed if they journey to Holden here by tho dose score of seven to Given greater measure of selfField next Friday afternoon when The hoys have been working hard six. 1 ( was one of the cleanest ex­ government to the Philippines. the Snnford High will go uguinst the fur the past three weeks lUld SO much— hibitions of football seen #oji the Created a tariff commission. strong aggregation of the Rollins field In- several y t;ma.---- ----Passed a wurTuuun1* compoiisulion guuil limber being on hand it looks— gustine- llich . Xite^-boys— of the very much as if Captain Chittenden The -tr a m s — trnro— vorY~~5Yciny Ancient City are not u bit ancient act for federal employees. will have to let the hoys draw straws mnti'hod as to weight, but Columbia in their football lore and have every­ . Provided federal aid to states in (o see which ones will ho used, not had it on Hollins in that its men thing it take* to put tho thing over construction of ronds. boosting uny bne in particular. One Imposed a prohibitive tax on cot­ were older, and tho mujority more hut Sunford High hoys are there player on the teum* who has proved ton sold for future delivery in fictiexperienced. with the stuff ulso, and they saV they «-hnrd-worker-ami ntso tr guild-play^ Thc game was featured hv Lhn -own-hoWI-anythi ng-Tii thm m tn' that *<«H»»'«>r'wa*lr^sales. or is PaulaHawkins. This boy has Amended the postal savings law, playing of Hayden und L. Illitch for ■uverugos up with them in weight*. the goods und physical strength to Columbia, and the wonderful gains The Sunford High School certainly increasing the amount which indi­ pu( up against all comers.' Paul viduals may deposit . from 1500 ,.... to goes through the li/io just like a made by Rollins’ ono hundred and has one’ of the 'hardcsL—Wotking nddit,on Zeppelin dropped into ih e city of thirty -pound halfback, J o e ' Mussel- teams' that they have been aj.le to white. Froemke und .Faulkner of corrall in u long time und -every al $1,000 without interest, London. He bus 'what the fnmous Amended the federal reserve luw Rollins, played exceptional, games ut member of the team L* a student of sporting authority1 once said, when to permit national-banks to estab­ the High School. their respective ends. remarking uhout a certain hall play­ lish foreign hranrhos. er HE HAS T H E "G U T S " und The boys have been at hard prac­ Passed the emergency revenue luw, P a u l. carries every inch of a man Lakeland Defeated 50-0 tice daily and are'in life pink of con­ Orlando, 6 ct. 23.— (Special •—Or­ dition and tho gamu next Friduy providing for li^reasing the income vlth him. » • . . lando I(igb, displaying a powerful should be a good one a* it is said tax; levying a graded tax of 1 to (0 Another as clever player is Isaac per cent on inheritances ranging offensive, rolled up ftfl£ point# from the teams are -about evenly matched Kanner, a wonder at throwing bas­ eight touchdowns against Lakeland in size and both of them aro in the fr.MR $60,000 to $5,000,000; n te kets and one of thc best Center* in . High. The visitors were outclassed race to win the championship, of per cent net’ profit tax on manufac­ Sanford. Morris Spencer play* a turers'of munitions, 6 per cent net at every turn nhd never had a show. Florida. If Sanford shows up well gutno that is u credit to uny team. profit tax on manufacturers of ma­ TJic lost, ten minute quarter wus llol in Friday’s^gume her chances will bo terial entering into munitions, and a While Cuptain Chittenden has few played by mutual agreement. better with' tlie next ones. Come license tax on actually invested cap­ if any equals, Ailnn Jones, though Strange, alone of the Lakolund oul,--^you fuus and cheer the boys to ital stOck of corporations capitalized light is considered by follower* o f * . • *"* *' clan, held up to the standard of pluy victory. the game to he us good as anything nt more than $99,000. * exhibited by the locals. He fought, on the tcutn at present. A llan 1 1* •• but to no avail, whilo Throoahcr, fast as any on the team hut whether ANNOUNCEM ENT Mr. and Mrs’. Fred Wnlsman ar­ ^Ziegler, Harper, the Andersons,*lvey .ho will ho carried on as a regular or The manager of the Lyric The­ rived in the city last night und uro and Branham played wonderful foot­ atre wishes to unrmunco that he has as u Suit is undecided at tho present. nt Comfort Cottage while their own ball for thc locals. made arrangements for more chairs Rush Murphy also plays tho gamo beautiful bungalow on Magnolia av­ so that he may be able to take caro as it should be nnd thc only thing enue is being mude ready for them .. of the large crowds on Saturday Mr. Wulsnian represents the Ar- j l *,al VAN S W E A R IN G E N T O SPEAK make him innd in a gume is nights. Ho 1s sorry that so many ntour Refrigerator Car Go., nnd has t0 #t<,P on I°ot- Harold Wash Noted Jacksonville Citizen Will lie have had to wuit on tho outside as boon coming to Sanford so many burn, lust but not least will more not being able to jfet room inside un­ * Here Saturday Night years that he'culls this city his home, tlu n likely be a regular thin season. til after the first show. Hon. Van C. Swenringen, exnnd his purchase of proporty here W e take it for granted that ho will He will appreciate your patron- demonstrates his fnKh in the futuro as he is t'he manager of the team. mayor of Jacksonville and well known in this city where he ut one ugc and will certainly do all that he of Snnford. Their many friend* Rohic Latng was omitted but his tlmu resided will .speak at the corner can to please you and to tnakq tho are glad to see thorn back home chnnccs of making th.i team look ol Park avenuo and First street Lyric Theatre as warm and com- after spending the summer with very .bright, in fact from informa­ next Saturday night ut eight o'clock. fortahlo as any theutre in thc atute. relatives in Michigan nnd other tion received 'from the’ boss ho will he a- regulur. points. Mr. SVvearingen is a most convinc­ NEGROES ARE STUNG ing speaker and a large crowd will The regular meeting of tho he out to hear him tell why Rev. ■ Brotherhood". *wi!l lie held tonight Mr. and Mr*. Frank M iller'h ave Sidno/.J. CaU* should be the ftoxt LUton lo Fairy -Talc* About North arrived home after spending- sovernl and Chairman Murphy asks that * a and Want to Conte Bark Home Governor. c , weeks in Ohio, Indiuna, Pennsyl­ all the member* bring a little chungo -------- \— — «____________ T h e negroes in this section have vania and New York states. Mr. as tho team -will need a little finan­ J. R. llaydeh has returned home not taken kindly to the advances Miller was thc Florida dclegato to cial help to carry the team through. from a visit to Jacksonville and made by northern agentk who have the National Undertaker* Associa­ .Friday’s issue"will moro than HkOpoint* in Alabama. He attended been frying to indue* them to leave tion in the convention Columbus, ly contain tho line-up of the team ; the opening of the Arm our stock tho sunny south and take job* in the Ohio, knd afterward visited Njufeara M tho team has had plenty of praoyards and packing plant in Jackson­ frozen north at what th? agent* term Falls and other point* in that part Tico and the plnyeru that will make ville and then* went to Alabama (o better prices but what prove a de­ of the country. They liked tho the 'team are practically decided visit some 'of the famous stock, farm* lusion' and a snare after they, go country but- were glad to get back of that state. north. The following from the to Sanford again. M " R e d ” Davl*. w m i i m WILL SPEAK HERE TONIGHT m i d| 1 Tampa Trihum* is umong-ftio many written home: .1 i n �ft"’ October 50, 19U PAG E E IG H T For Sale or As the N ow the,Phantom reaitsemblcs the placed - before the house. necklace, and by more strategy ,hc chair announced his name and for pn Lako Onoro. places it Inside of Bercton's waist­ for any other nomination for papcoat and sees that It is found in ’tain' there being no other aspirants «• • l • ‘ . 1 For Sale— Nice 6 passenger on. presence of the company.. Scarcely .for’ the job ’Mr. -.Chittenden was has he finished receiving the con- elected. At the suggestion of Mr. land automobile. Also surrey. jT 1 grutuhitions of the guests when the Peek who thought- it wise to have ply Abernathy’s furniture store. ^ real BlaisdeH of thu Central Ofllco a press agent for the club to look ______________ : J -U .who has trailed "Farrell to the place, after the interests of the Social nnd For Sale— Marino motor, IF houT enters to tell Dcreton who the Phan­ sporting end of the club, the name power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle,. • •er i, Fsther's . eating southern grntleman should be. ish und Inter her brother, David, inH Son. of "R e d ” Davis was brought.before First class condition, Sanford Ma«k tom really is. Frances Fletcher la the hwiqtiful but she does make a warm.friend of slats on summoning Dr. Stephen the house. There being no objec­ Ine & Garage Co. H ow the Phantom.makes hU es­ % Royce to care for her; Dr. Ro/ce daughter and only child of John ppusin Hetty. . cape is one of the molt trhilling mo- tions to the namo of Mr. Davis he The night of Betty's coming out object* to the Deatnient F * « c fn » d Fletcher, the-poor brother of wealthy For S ale—p ea rly new adding mt. .raents In the picture. Lyric Friday. wms asked to look after the interests William, the rich lm| |, ..... (• slvessw as n girl, nnd UV » r . W ukehrld arid the latter quits William Fletcher of the club ns far as tho advertising chine. $35.00. ’ Western Union. .th e case in disgust, while Boyce sots soil W cern-planter write* to John* fin- Lieut. Richard Ilarkriis*. a end- of it was’ concerned. A "few1 U_______ :_____________l-tf . out -to do what lie cun .for Gloria. InuM ial Program at Star Saturday ing that lie has heard of John's hi-iieving her '-Hetty's f more minor questions were, brought Manager Hcrhdon of the Star is For Sale— Owing to change youhgsler nnd would like to adopt cousin from St. I.ouis.V' litlls dea- During the night Gloria tosses.about always there when it comes to get­ up, all of which" were settled in quick electrical -power we have on h»#j in delirium, thinking herself again in the hoy as his own iihii C' I Florida, a n d n tracked by the Sem­ ting real pictures for Jho uaUeus^of order. A t the conclusion of-business machinery in good condition, f0#. j n tjle m jjjt 0f the gaiety a cou * his only child. Hetty, wh is about inole. Indians- • dual -ntf mornlnif Tfie" 5?far, ’ especially for the Satur­ Rev. Peck led in prnycr and the sisting o f boilers, engines, the ‘ same ugev t “ ‘r -11 ; -.tr.» '-j111 '"v s *1 “ t. -rhes-^ourhertr , tfuwns Gloria .again imagines she has day’s program. Thia week he was boys started out foF their practice pumps, fire pumps, nir compr* P yfn g penniless, John Fletcher state's |e<«-dln& again been snved by Frcncnu nnd very fortunate In obtainin',t the cele­ which has been going on for the last sors and sundry other tnachina, two weeks. binds Frances with the promise to go-; Her southern sympathies get 1 run- 8|nka. into a ijnturai slumber. brated actor, R ob ert Edesou in a which wo offer at prices which ar*, to her uncle masquerading * » # boy, ’ 1 C|B jnto many difficulties, particularLyric, Tuesday. Tho basket ball team has been small part o f tho original con. |m thrilling western drnmn and when it Her name is t hit lured to Francis, jy when, she masquerades as a spy j *• ___ ____ comes to an artor putting it over, working very hard- for the last two Interested^ address Virginia Carolisj I and ns a hoy she goes to the wonder- nn(j deceives hor lover, the Union! n^ the show term goes, he is Bight. wcckB and from the looks of the Chem ical'C o., care II. H. P ea M r *' The X-Ray Gun in Action ful southern home of her uncle, ollii er. Hut whet* e*r*r-v*r*nnjnreemiv •\ very impressive sight is the The Bathe prodmors spared no ex­ timber on hand it is going to be a Superintnedent, Sanford, Fla. * Francis - does not come up to her wrong an 1 Francis is cha lunged by I scene of the test made in “ The pense in the -making of this picture hard job for tho mnnngcr and cap- ________________ _______ 5R-U j uncle’s expectations of what a llrc- Hur u s* for ‘ the satrsract*oft due n Intrigue,” the Pallas Paramount i f several forge ami costly, acts were tuin to decide os to who will make gentleman** on the field o r honor hn- coming to the Star Theatre tonight. used as well as transporting the en- the team. When seen Inst night and FOR RENT pears the southern beauty, Frances The test is carried out by n yo u n g !1'*1* roinpai.;/ for several, hundred baked who would muko the team Flctrher. The closing scenes reveal For R en t—Ten room house witk Amrericun inventor of u remarkable “ 'lies in order th a f-th u y might ob- Captain Chittenden said it would 11*1111 "ceiiuis o f origination, be hard to suy at the present time electric lights. Cor. Oak Ave. X -ra y gun, th prove the tremendous G*° tniriittg scenes with the when I -tt. iiarknev, pistol in hand destructive force of his marvelous P^»P“ r nttaowfihora. Hut* the above but you can tell the people that Fourth St. - Apply. W. W. Lou faces his opponent the girl lie loves invention. •*. ' . . * |ip.not all, for along comes “ The So­ ono of the best teams that ever rep­ -110 Oak.___________________ 1S-2tp n ” ■* r ~ • under the strictest conditions. crpt of u '° Submarine.” In addition resented Sanford w ill'be the II. S. A. For R en t— Three rooms furnished Frank Keenan interprets the roll1 1 j,i.||oyj,|y supervised by m ilitary of- h*’ a.I the above, with its usual basket bull team of 1‘JIG and 11)17. for housekeeping. Downstairs. •* A t the present time the following of the Phantom in this story of silk-j flCfn, t |,c 8mafl portable’ model of ‘ iri 's “ nd suspenses. You would $20 per mgnth. 107 No. Laurel. players' are striving "harcl to mnke gloved criminality. Mr. Keenan has lllt. " 1 ' ' '>* *«?«•* from the above.prp__ RUn visibly . ____^ annihilates ^ the w— small _ _ ^ |m ■ nppeared 1“n many ------ ”Broadway, ---- ' ----- — euc- ' tj,e RUn visibly annihilates the oh- 1 1,11,1 t,,IJ Pr,c»‘-H would he nd-1 the team: Allan Jones, Ned C hitten-|-------------------------------------- ~ !>_ C M 5 W tltld H ill won w tni uidc Willi.* |f(#|/llim IV> iftrsta 8(>t a At has popularity a distance of three mil*?.- !'v -Which is not altogether |den, Mnurice Spencer, Douglass Rooms for Rent— Mrs. C. X}. AViL In a number of Triangle productions. Haskell Brown, Paul Haw* Hams, 124 Palmetto Ave. wroiig for you to feel that way In Griffin, such ns " T h e Coward,” ’ ’ The StepT h e « r‘ ,on’ nf tlm gun Is so revo view _of the fnct that it 'js so large. kins, Rusli Murphy, Isadora Knnner, F’or R en t— A nico four rooa S tone" and pthep*. .He is soon. ' ut' 0,,ar>’ a.iul cauj»;s such a Stlir th a t., < tjn, ,, s tur> Harold Wjishburn,. W. Spencer, Roapartment. Completely furnishH. to "appear In another production t,,c y ° unn American becomes en- j.0 t ^(, admission. will • be “ Yo Obi bie Laing.and any others who'wish Electric lights, gas, hot and coM under Thos. 11.. luce’s direction. ,]meshed in tho complicated net of the ^ nruj j,)c>* j Uij to try out for the'team cno.oome up water. InquireH. C. DuHnse, secret service of the two warring na . Lyric Friday.* to* the practices each night and tioiis. T o lib* re. cuo comes a rav’ _____________I T-'.’tc Captain Chittenden promises each Bally Day at M oore’ s Station ishlngly beautiful .cou n tfs who F*or R ent— House on FI. Second, Wehlch in New Photoplay N ext Sunday, Oct.* 22nd is Mis­ und every one a fnir trial to make Lenore.Ulrich A t thabtur forces him to tna ko a heroic decision, between Park and Oak; KnquJt* \Vi»lil«.i o.ne of tlie mrt«t which finishes a picture-filled with sion Study Bally Day, for tho Ep- the team. lfi-tf worth ireagui** all over the South. • In team in the stnto or rather in 211 Park. heautirul ami gnt«;d actresses of the stirring scenes o f peace nml 'war. the surrounding country who wishes] I am the superintendent "of the Mis­ stage or screen is the star of the big F'or K en t— Tw o or three lightsionary I)epL of the I.eague at to arrange games write to the San­ Metro feature attract ion. "T h e Prehousekeeping rooms, over 5 &. 10t " T h e Phantom" Moore's Station church nnd I am ford Herald. Address all letters to tender-. wh'eh e ill lie presented here Store. 15-4tp "T h e Phantom,’ ’ the new Triangle getting up a special program for Mannger Washburn of the B. S. A. at the Star Tuesilav. This five part feature in which Frank Kenan stars Bally Day.. It will begin at 7210 Basket Bull Team. F'or R ent— T w o furnished room production is the latest in which this with Knid M arkey as. his leading Sunday evening. The program will for rent. H dt’ nnd cold water. Mn. popular little star has been seen on woman is to bo shown at the Lyric be very interesting and at the close Murderous. W. W. Abernathy, 701 MagnoBxthe screen. Miss Wclrten, who is Friday.* . . Ihere will be an offering-taken which’ Mrs. Ncwtnarrio (sorrowfully, after Ave. 14-tfe considered o n e of- the best gowned It is described nH one of the best will go towards tho Africa Special. doparluro.of hor husband’s rich uncle) E . F . L A N E , MANAGER women in • pivtures, is seen at her , , . . . . . F'or , R ent— Several nice offia i . •j ,.4M ... ’. .. detective stories written Bince the Would . appreciate It very much if —’’It’s too bad the dinner was a fall“ THE HOUSE T H A T PLEASES” best in T h e Pretenders. The famous "R affles” series. Thu "P h a n ­ Jou would make a note of this in uro. dear.’* Mr. Nowraarrlo—"But it rooms over- Y o w e ll’s. Enquire N. P. story of tho picture pinJ’ was written to m " is the sobriquet of Farrell, the the F'riday paper, stating that the wasn’t a (allure, darling, li took at Yowell & Co. 32-tf especially for her by two of Amor. , .. ,. least a year from uncle’s life." , . . . most elusive gentleman thief service will be free and everybody i.M> s best younger playwrights,., . „ . , , , F'or Bent— 708 Park avenue. Es­ - , . .. knovCn. Operating in conjunction is urged to be present nnd will re­ Charming Pollock and Retinoid Wolf quire o f . I I . C. DuBose, F'irst isd with his valet, Crabhe, a rascal o f ceive a hearty welcome. and Miss Wehlen was directed in tho Park ayonue. 48-tf f much inferior cleverness, he has Sincerely, production by George D. Baker. escaped detection for many years. Maud Cameron. WANTED Still the detective service is aware Sy nopsis o f "T h e Gathering Slorin" that Jarrell is responsible for many Wanted to buy from 2 to 20 tens, Tonight-Triangle I)ay,” Thc Phanf Chris. Codrington Here § Chapter F'ive o f "G loria's Bojewel robberies, even though they close in. State prlco and location. ton” featuring Frank Keenan. Hon. Chris. Codrington', editor of mnnrc" have not been able to get any direct Address J. K., c-o Herald. 18-20 "Poor Papa" fealuring BeWolf the DeLand News and one of. the evidence. So inspector, James BlaisCast Hopper. • W anted— Pupils to register in our most popular newspaper men* in the Gloria Stafford Billie Burke : dell of the Central Office calls to night classes of Business, Civil Ser­ state was in the city .Wednesday Dr. Stephen jloycc Henry Kolker notify Farrell that it might be •well vice, Teaching or Gramiiiiir *nd on route home after spending the Bichard Freneau David Powell^ for him to move on to another city. Saturday -"The Turquoise Mine High School Special. Tuition, trs William Moselle Farrell readily promises to leave day in Orlando. The Orlando Sen­ H All Local Advertisements Under David Stafford Gonspiracy- ” “ Their Dr am cents per hour for personal instruc­ tinel hud the following about the This Heading T H R E E CENTS t Frank Beleher -town, but without saying for how Frank Mulry House” "Conductor -Kate" *. Line For Each IiiHcrtion. Minimum tion. Address MtT Mahon Corres­ long. He is planning to go to the party: I’ierpont Stafford Fourteenth episode "Peg O’ The pondence School, Sanford, Fla. Charge 25 CcnlH.. A delegation of Volusia county of­ W illiain T. Carleton home of James Bercton in the sub­ Bing” 17-2tp \ Judge Freeman Henry Wea urbs . to. rob Bercton's daughter. ficials headed by Mr. Chris. CodIn answering nn advertisement rington was in the city yesterday Judge Freeman Henry Weaver Avis of the famous Rereton ' neckWanted to hire an acre or two of where no name is mentioned in.tho Monday—“ The Test of Chivalry-" conferring with Mr. G. R. Ramsey, Mrs. David Stafford Jule Power litre. tiled land with or without a hoius. nd, please do not ask The Herald "The Life’Favers” Frank "MeGlyn So taking the card of BlaisdeH, by engineer, and cxamjning the, grouted for information us to the identity of Address, I*. O. Box 1366, Sanford. • 17-2tp William Burton which tl»e detective has been an*- brick road between Orlando und the advertiser. Usually we do not Winter Pork. Some curbing con­ • , . . , _ , . , , 1 noli need to him, the Phantom uses know who the advertiser is nnd if Tuesday "M y Count.y ’tis of Wanted— Position ns second cook, Mrs. David M .iT jrd who has been j( to int’r0(luc(t hlm8t.lf t0 Bereton tracts were awarded as a result we do wc are not allowed to give Thre" "A Hear of a Story" Hotel, hoarding, house, cafe, private carrying a seriouM llirtntion with " , , ,. . ~ of the visit. „ , , , , , and Ins week-end guests as a Cenout this information. Simply write "H e JVrote Poetry" F i’th ( l-.apEd. D qwp II, fi|l) Sinffl Hictianl rreneau, be comes insanely 1 . , • . . . 1 .1 Mr. Codrington stated th at, the a letter and address it as per in- family. . , , . / ‘ tral Office man sent to guard the ter "(ilo ria’n Hoinunce" featur­ A VI!. ' -IS jealous when she notes Freneaus . , , ‘ .. ... • . ; jewels. Among the persons present road constructioh in Volusia county structions in thp~TfffT* __ . ing Bil'y.Burke. progressing rapidly, und that ■ . . 7 . lure Berelon, Ins daughter, „ A v lc c i W anted— Position os stenographer. FOR SALE t . , . , ---- . . . - j e i i i . o im prospective son-in-law, Cgpt^ Broome within eight weeks the grouted road Address F'rnnoes Leavitt, 317 El® agitation is noted by her husband us Wrdllef,da> •—‘ •Fill'ing With Fate" and td* * Bertie and Bertie's between DeLand nnd Daytona would avenue. t • 17-2te For Snlo—Tw o very desirable j uell^ us others F'rcneau departing featuring Douglas Fairbanks. friend, I)r. Ratcliffe. • Farrell feels be completed.. -'The road between building .lots in Sanford Heights, j ffom the Stafford mansion on R iver­ W anted— Lady wishes position u "T h e Surf G irl" fealuring Glenn that he has seen this Ratcliffe some­ DeLand. und Sanford will also bo Nos. 73 and 74. AVllj fjpll for ignfL stcnograpHeri side Drive is amazed to encounter finished in 11 short time. Work heWork will 7 pic**Cavendor. . * *x where before, and that he mny have Gideon Trask, whose daughter he tween—Oriamkr_ffmi_Stt'nf<5Td Is also "each or IT tnken together will mukq Box 1032, Sanford. 15*if 1 q^reckon—wlth-h*m:— A-nti—then- h tl lower price on the two lots. • Appty hlld wfiuigeil— y e n n . .br i m 1. '-----HIT progressing. plans are disturbed because he finds L ost— A hunch of keys, with belt strikes-Trask with his cm: .nd hur­ About -1,000 yards of the old brick to {he Farmers & Merchants’ Bank, himself fnlling in love with the beau­ hook. Reward if returned to F,T'Headland, Ala. Lt-tf ries' into a waiting nuto. As the cur tiful A vice. The valet,'Crnbbe, sees leading from Sanford has been taken Dutton. 17-2tc whirls away Trask s t* out to’ follow, , , , ,r .his master paying attention-to tho up, repaid aiiff'groutcd. • In another F'or Saio— First class riding or 1 but N struck down hy- u s fie ed in g ' nnd ,)Cromos anxiou;| t00> In . year there will bo a straight away of llrUBitmml of Itir Inluior work horse. Harness und puddle, j V. S. Land Offlc* n OHotevUe. FjX automobile. N ext .day Freneau goes (U.0(, f(>r ,ovc ,,f Av|cC( Farrcll (loi.8 continuous brick between Jacksorv, l«, IMS. • _ Mra. Julius Schultz. 1 18-ifc • ui-cl Wkj* W ’U}-» 1 or “ sleigh "ride with Gloria, and at ,ull takc t,1L> jewels when he has a villo and Tam pa via Plant City, “ { N’o.Uc U L.iuby g I t » i ; ./tuiacl F'or Sulo— M y ’ lot I a lonely cQuntry inu proposi-s and ** j chanco Haines C ity, Winter Haven, Kissim­ |- ADMISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS • » " '* • I S R i/ J M flffW S S f V c.-pt. d. Gloria, a- a result of her !.1 But '-f F'urrol| ha# miuod ,lis op. mee,. Orlando, 'Bunford, ns Nest hotel. NWU cf : ji.L a it. Icw iUp **'^ DeLrtnd, just opposite Robbins MATIN KK: _ _____ , ____• i It. K.. T«tl»h*-«o* M-fMsn. IM exposure to tho elements contracts! portunity. Dr. Bntcliffo bus not. Daytona ’and SL Augustin**. Turw-taj . W i iu .day • | iltJjjr • fi lur 'a ; You can buy this fine piece of projH nted not Irr ot lot. ta I jIi o teak* Hj* i _ a t'roof. to . -ta'ilU’i 10 th» , pneumonia and is put to bed by 3:15 p. m. Night 7 p. m. Sharp erty cheap. Address Robert Bucks- •Iran I lx J lit lo r" Cetalm He hus a hold over Ilcrtio for a lot lrrlt Clfeult CouM. « commund of. Dr. Wukeflcld, th e fam­ of gambling debts nnd the hoy is haum, 000 Franklin St.,. Tampa, Sanloui, -Florida, os tha »ed dsy °l " 1 Basket Bail Team vemter, 1916. • ily physician. Later she grows fover18-3tp Claim ant ra m ei n ‘ LiiBt Tuesday night the Brother­ Fla. aiding him to steal his sister’s jew ­ It. A. Nlrhol-oiot llenava. FlOild*. _______ ____— ; ; ------ -------------- - els. hood Of St. Andrew! held an im­ K. It. KUI ro, ol aar.rva. F'or Saio— Kentucky horso with J. H. Iloddiaalon. ot Orima H ti OThe necklace suddenly disappears. portant meeting nt'the Parish House. buggy,'saddle ’and two nets of har­ ' M. W- Taylor, of Oruiwa. Tlarjda. u o u t . w. n A y t v ; Bntcliffo has taken it. He unstrings This being the opening meeting con­ ness. Apply Cocli G ab b ctt,. North U>(mUVtho pearls and hides- them with tho siderable business was brought be­ French avonuc. 10-Tura A Trl lOte 15-tf diamond clasp irr vials in his medi­ fo re 'th e housa—* A t the suggestion Dr^arlmanl oMfca tatf/K* U. 8. Land Offlce al Galn»«* He. F’or Sale— F’ive acres of best cel­ of Rush M urphy who wits acting cine case. ^ 8ep«- J * ISIS.. Then tho Phantom >icts out his chairman, election of officers wns in ery land in delta, at Moore’s Station, Nolle* la haraljy a l r f " , lh*l Riown, af Weklaa, Florida, mho. ,■* assumed part of ’ do :tive. He order. Nominations were in order fenced, artesinn well, alt under cul­ ■ual IS, 1918. raada ItomeaUad fcsUfc JL j OIU048. (or H !i ol NF.W. Bcetlon » j T g tivation, near R. R. and brick road. searches everyone liidu g the.doc- for treasurer of the B. S. A. Basket hip 20 R. Kauco 28. TalIah««»eo Terms, $100 down, •ha* doc- Ball Club. Allan Jones was elected Price $1,600. tor, hut enn find noth! filed notice ol Intention 1® a » « V . .4 i’ rooi to ealabliah claim to ^ tor prepares to depnr Nominations were in halanco $100 a year, with interest jr*ar lend a unanimously. above draerlbed. t etoro Clerk ^*Jf/** patient in the city who’ Is very low ." order for manager of the basket hall at 7 per cont. Call on J ..F . Mc­ at Hanford, Florida, on th* »»•» i $ r . v Nnvambei, 1916. Ho goes to the station unmolested. team. Paul Hawkins was nominr Clelland, Moore's Station. , 15-tf Claimant nemea ae » !• K. A. Iltieh. ol Woklwa. *|OiWs The Phantom suspects Bertie. %He uted hut declined, he claiming that A. U. WHlaco, t f WeMwe. Flcrl'Ia Cheap for Cash—Second hand A. O. VonJlerbotl*. of Wekjws., Hortaa questions him and thon hit by bit not knowing many, ho would be rubber tiro top bbggy. A t store of A. M. Uu,h. of Bertie tellp his story, how Ratcliffe unable to fill thu position. Ned J. E .'P a c c . ’ 14-tf RrlUt**ll-T u ra £ Frl-lOte ’ threatened him and how ho helped Chittenden was thon nominated, hut him to steal tho jewels. he too eco^ined, having tho sam For Stile—Ono International truck. WE KNO W reason ns Mr. Hawkins. A t this Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ Making Bertie protend illness, " B e tte r Pictures for Better People” of no other remedy that wo can reco»* Farrell goes in u racing car to the point tho name of Harold Washburn ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. r r M iC -U tor* tllrith ln_"Tt.e fnltliue * ■ l*»nmount .picture In mend more highly than station to hiring back Dr. RafcHffe was brought before the house, and . 7-tf fi>* act*. « U » D | the noted X-IUy Cun 11 aetkn. M r. Washburn being absent was Rutdiffe is found waiting for his £ a iu ri!iy -r»lh * pit* ta li Itolu t Kdttra la " I !lf Jim Gantty** a For Sale— 100,000 celery planta, a n i i l . i r t i i i ) m C'i ailr, alio fttn|> n !«.«** <I "Strict ol the train. H o’ refuses to return. Far­ elected, but whether ho will accept tu ln a tirt ’ nakiaga *«>in m l piogiam all ft* (, and £0 French seed. 'Cheap. • 100 bu. ear rcll makes him come at tho point of tho position is not known at the corn, hucked and assorted. F. L. MoMlay-VitHan klartla la "Her Father* Hon" a lain mount «to*y present time. The next office in a gun. W ithout tho Doctor finding k °t *h* aoulh, atout Ike tint* of li e nar nhlch kaa n ary lutttiM I Greene, W est Side. 17-2tc and la different. order was to elect a captain ot it out he removes the pearls and the team, this being considered as the clasp from the vials, and, after Ber­ ftlM day-M etro prr*»*l» Kmmr We Mm la “ TK" I’rktender* a aoe. For Sale or Rent — Well cstabE C ZE M A REM ED Y Irty melodrama, alao Third chapter of "The Orta ot E*L“ tie has been treated, lets tho Doctor most important and most needed lishcd boarding house. Address go ou bu >way#. first* however, rpak- position on the team. But it was Boarding House, c-o Herald. The' burning and itching b J g jjjE 7-tf stopped and relief results by lijg him givo up the papers with question of lx* doubt as to who would using It. Sold only by uts which he has threstened Bertie. triake the best ipan for the job, and the name of N ed Chittenden. was These pipers are destroyed. AMONG THE THEATRES Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford llH a J LYRIC THEATRE PROGRAM M E CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING <4> EXCELLENT MUSIC ^ i X L *** * * PRO G RAM A T TH E S T A R �MOTHER LOVE‘ TOO STRONG Discretion ’ Not Always In Evlflence Whan Her Offspring la the Sub­ ject .of Her Thoughta. *. A s k Y o u r G ro cer ro r CHEEK-NEAL’S COFFEES % Best By Every Test, Try a Herald Want Ad It la 'nil very well for, r\ mother' to he promt o f her orCwrlnj;. Tlm't la quite nnfuml anti ComppeliraBlble- Hut there la n limit nrnl few. inothera know enough to Mop there when they begin to tnlk nhotit their children. . When will ilhnher* iram n little.dis­ cretion nnd discrimination? They nre quite willing to tnlk nhotit (heir chil­ dren, by the hour, nnd the mpn or woman who will listen the longest in the most popular la the mntomnrhcnrt. There nre n few exceptions, of course. Ilttl the woman who.Is sen­ sible about her. child, Judglng hla faults irrrr! firfffn&r rfettrly, nnd seeing his good points In the pro|>er perspec­ tive, Is rare Indeed. The average moth­ er loses nil sense, o f proportion -when she Judges her own offspring. Her love hllnds her eyes to his faults, while his goad point* nro enormously cxnggernted. Unfortunnlely, the mother Is nlwny* |the Inst to renlixe that her child Is not the greatest genius under the skies, j If she hns brought her son up to he u | plnnJst or her daughter to he n singer, others mny criticize ns they will, her Judgment never wavcnicOthcr pianists nnd other singers mny give adverse criticism o f her rttlldren's ability, hut the more They sny the more firmly con­ V/liy W e Save You Money II rnu*c of our thirty years of ciperieoce in Iiuying' for Honda Irtnle, and Iwcituse of splendid rail sad water fariiilic*. and low freight rates, we MVeyotl money oo Iuy, grain, feed and llour. guarantml the best. Jit-oau*- of niotlern machinery and proximity to best crate tiinlwr we sell l»e»t quality orange bote*, fruit ami x-cplahle rratoa at reasonable prigea. To pfuyt our claim* write for price lul*. r j W. A. Mcrryday Company Palatka, Florida One , E x p e r ie n c e C o n v in c e d M o o f it s V a l u e “ O n e o f o y r sales­ men demonstrated the value o f the L o n g D if» tance T e le p h o n e to u i H e was at Huntsville* A la., and upon hisowft r e s p o n s ib ility p u t ia L o n g Distance calls for fifteen merchants within 4 radius of several hundred miles. “ In less than one hour he had sold 2100 barrel* o f flour at a total cost to us o f less than six dollar*. “ Since then we have applied the L o n g Distance B ell T e lep h o n e to every feature o f our business with T h e service is fine, t h t • • m o s t profitable results. yates are reasonable and there is m ore satisfaction i n o n e L o n g Distance T e le p h o n e talk than in h a ll n d o i e n letters* SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY E R T IL IZ E R It vinced the 'mother ftecomc* flint all the others.nre Just Jenlous of her offkp'rtngs’s tnlent. No one Would \vunt Id disturb thnt hcnutlful fnlth, mothers; no one would rare to djsttirh pr lessen one Jot of your love fog nnd •perfect'confidence In yoqr offspring. Hut do try to curb your'desire to tell'ottherH about your ehlldt-en’s tnlents nnd. virtues. If your child hns u talent for draw" Ing, writing, plnytpg or singing, oncourage hlln In It, by all menus, hut do not blindlyoqr eyes to his faults. If others criticize, do not Iny It down to Jealousy, httt weigh the criticism nnd use It for what It Is worth. I)n not, as so many mothers do, think yourself your child's severest critic, while all the time you nre ns blind ns a hat to Ills faults. . -ILU-Jutnl ta-rentfre-ttmr nftlers nre not Interested In the things thnt IntcW ost us most. Hut do try, mothers, to remember Hint your children nrt* qnly absorbingly Interesting to you,’ I>o not let your mutcrnnl pride run nwny with your good sense.— Pittsburgh DIsputch. •* • Fortune In Nickels. A great fortune o f over $8,000,000 await* the persons who corner the tive-cont pieces o f the country. This stupendous amount represents the dif­ ference. between the face vnluo stamped on the humhlo "nickel" by Uncle Hum nnd the rent Value of the coins today us metal. Tlyr•Kimqwtui wnr hns brought about tills Ineren'wl value, which mny lie changed by net of congress when it, becomes generally known tlmt the Value set by the gov» eminent on the small coins Is about 10 |N>r cent below their present rent worth.’ Among the nmnzlng posslhlliI ties connected with tills discovery Is i the fact that the, Uermnn submarine Deutschland, here In senrch of n cargo I of nickel and rubber needed by the ! knlser's government, could ba loaded j to tip* waterline with flve-cent pieces, | which could he Hiiielttsl or reltnetl Into I nickel nnd copper, nlso hlgli in price | because of the abnormal demand. - Ac! tflrdlng Jo the lu’st Hgures obtainable, j the cost of refining a pound o f nickels' t would he from 4 to 5 cents. m I.EG AL ADVERTISIN G • •- ** In CIichII (’•■ft .Heirnlh Judicial Circuit In nnd fur Hemlnel* County, Slate of Florida City nf Kanfqrd, > municipal rnrpunatlun,. organised nnd • xiiting under the law. of th* Slate at F'lorida, Vn . • Citation The State of Florida, e l gel.. , J, II. JomV State Attorney of the .S*t ir l)u .J iiiiitit l ■ r— " * Jtfkleof Florida. T6 the Taxpayer, and Cillacns ol the City of Hanford, Seminole County, Florida. Where*., a petition* * 1 1 on the 11th day* of October, 1916, filed - in the above • fated rnurt by the eity ol Sanford, Florida, n municipal enrp.ir.ti m. organised and e al.lIn*, under th e’lnwa ul th* State ol Florida, aettlng forth the fact that an rlrrtipn wa. held In th* aaitl city ol Sanlord, Florida, on the 39th day at September, 1910, to de­ termine the aucti on, whether or not there ahould be taaued by the rity ol Sanford, Florida, honda In the aura of ((6.000.00, for th* pur|toa* of paying. retlrln* nnd re(undine an iaaue of hand* of the city ol Sanford, Florida, In the *um ol 1(6,000.00, bearing date January 1, 1H97 and maturing January I, 1917, .aid bond* to be ol the* denomination of IffOC.OC. each anil to bear j Interact at the rat, ol live and cne hall per I irnt per annum, aald liondt to malur* thirty year* alter th* Hat* nf the laauane* > thereof, and to be dried July l,,19ltt and to matt re July I, 1914; xnr, Whereae, It appear*, from aald pellflt^i I that tie r.nvaa* of the return* ol aald elec­ tion ahew prim* larle that aald elcrtlcn waa In (aver ol the laauane* ol the bond* aforeaald, ^ Now, therefore, in purauanre ol an order rtiadc In thl. t l u r r by the Honorable Jamea W. I’erkini, Judgw ol thV Clfcuit Cxutt brvri.th Judltlal Circuit ol thd Slate ol F'lorlda, nutie* I. hereby given that the tax­ payer* and rltlter* ol Han­ ere ami ul th* th« City «of! Sanford , Florida, art by .aid order required to tie and ind appear before the Circuit Court. In and ■(nr. the _____Seventh _ ___ Judicial ___ ______ ____ . Circt.ll ol. .the htgto ol Flottilk. on th e’ Slat day ol Octob r, .A. I). I9IC, at 10 o*«IOek », m , at ‘llluvvllle, in tht county nt llrevard. Slate at Florida, (n raid rirrult, and to ahow <au*", | it any they haxr, why the aald Iraue ol bond, nhmtld nut be validated and contlimad ae- I ccidlsg to law; at aueh time and nitre a l l ' f O ' l t S V deelfing may tw heard o n ’ lhr I mait.r nl tht validation of ..I d bond.. a . j i< provided by Chapter 6S6S ol the Law* ol F'lorlda. ol 2916. U linear, F2. A. Ilougla... Clerk ol aald rturl, on th i.th e 13th day til October. (916 F’ .1. D O U G L A S S , Clerk Circuit ('curt. Seventh Judicial Circuit, Seminole' l County, F'lorlda.; . UUFrl- lle ' , .1 Joe Cam.io n and C. M. I.cwi. Corapin.',- a Corpora*Ion. aueMistaken Identltie*. eeuora to VanDeman Jr l e w ii On the very dny that u school of Company, a lorporalion v*. Citation Journalism student accosted the ever* Hue I . Mlm . and Fiyton V. • silent W. Murray Crane and Inquired Mimr. To Hu I , Mim. and Peyton V. Mima, U ..I whether or not he was tin* publicity denre Unknown It appearing hy affidavit tiled herein that ncent of the Hughes campaign, a po­ the rt.idenee at you and each of yau la un­ liceman, mistaking Flm Chief Kcnlpn known and l l a t then i. t o per.on in the for n titers* curious person, ordered atale of Florida, the >erv(re ol a auhpoenc a t o m would I ind you lb * aaid Sue I him to move on wlille n lire was lit upon Mima and Peyton V. Mlm*. And it appearing from aald affidavit that progress. When Henry W. Taft, broth­ you and each <>( you are over the. age ol er of the ox-president, nskod nn Astor twenty one yean, ' Therefore, it it ordered that you. Sue I_ elevator hoy to direct him to Sir. Mlm. and Peyton V. Mima, appear to the Hughes' suite, the youngster Inquired: abov* entitled eau.e on or belt** th* (th "You're u reporter, ain't you?” It wns day oi December, 1916, or ah* bill of eom• ald rauae will be taken aa conplainl In u l n week o f tnintnkeii Identities/—New leaned aagain* inat bith of[ you. I 1*1H x ilher oidcrcd that thla order bo York Bun. publl.b lb * Sa lord Hciald, a nevraihed in Seminole county, Hotpaper wtek for eight w.ek*. Ida, on In C oa d *1 Couniy Judge, .Seminole County Witnci i c « my m hand a. rlerk ol th* Circuit Ntitr ol Fieri a Court, Hevc th Judicial Circuit, Seminole In re Filial, ol rounly, Florida, on Ihla. tha JtSth-dejr ol Mian Jimmie Ola-a ________ ntber, 7216. mi Not Itc—i*_haiabyt—ft v e w r -t o - * t t ~ W h / fi' IT Hept at* E. A. D O U G L A S S , (aeal• may cor tern, that on the 25th day ol Clerk Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial March, A. t>. 1917, I .hall apply to the Circuit, Seminole C o , Fla. Honorable Judge ol aald Court, ay Jury* nf !2-Pri-10|e Probate, (or my Anal dlarharge aa Flxeeutor of the e.tate of Mi«» Jimmie Gla.i, deceaa.d; In lb* Comty Judge-* Conti, Hemlool* and that nt the h i m lime 1 witl preiwnt Connly, Fieri a my Aral aerounta a* Fieru t >r ol arid e.tate, To Henry F'utch, Mamie Futch, I/*e Futch a r d a.k foF theii appiovai. Sndin F u U k , Imvevjr-Patch and Katie Mae Dated F .n c >q|h. »» « s » s ---------------Futrhi ------------— ; p. p. pORSTF.lt. Netl r* la hereby given that 1 ahall on th* Executor. 30th day oi October, 1916, apply to th* 10— «-22, i0-2f, 11-tJ, >3-22. t.19, 2-23 Judge at th* abo v* named court, nt hla oiAc* In Sanlord, Florida, (or an order to tab* poeeea.lon ol and aeil the rani eriale ol Kali* Futch, d.ceaaed, lor the purpoae ol payinl th* debt* ol her eatale. At nhlch titan a i d place you *ro roquliod to be and MANUFACTURE appear before the aald county Juda* and ahow cauae, II any you hay#, why aald ordar ahould not be granted. Dated Hinlord, Florida, Saptembgr 16th, m V I 6. ^ rK S O N V IL L E - SPECIAL QUOTATJONS •Fl a . (NOT TANKAGE) Grows good crops— Enriches and sweetens the soil. W e have the real thing— Home­ made from Dried Blood and Home Ground Bone. Don’t overlook this when Figuring on your fall requirements. . ESPECLVLLY ADAPTED FOK YOUR STATE FREE! OUR INSTRUC­ TIVE CATALOGUE AND WEEKLY PRICE LIST MADK AXJ> HOLD O N LY B Y Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. SEND FOR Mnnufuttiurer* o f |DKAL FKUTJLI7.KIIS. THEM TODAY P a t i e n t In F c r t U l z a r M a t e r i a l s , Hprny U ig M a t I d a . cry m ii I Insecticides. _ JACKSONVILLE* FLA. V ■ r Wltniaa my hand a* rlerk of tht Circuit Owurt, • Seminole couniy, Florida, on thla the 39th dav o( feptetabbr. A. It. I9 H . (• * «!) FI. A. HOUOLASS, Clelk oi the Circuit Court, Seventh Judi­ cial Circuit, Seikitnole Co., F'la. 1(-F‘ rl-Cte SLEDCQL JACKSONVILLE, FLA. H E N H Y FUTCH, Adminiatrator. la ctrrall t'xurl, He*enlh Jndlclal Cliealt H r a l a d i Connly, Florida. -In thanceey Virginia Carolina t hemlral C o , a Corporation doing bu.'re-a in th* Slat* ( I Ftoiida, Complainant va. Wm. G. Aldridge, Jerome II. Citation Hire. Send Company, a Corporatiun, llruin, ititchey A Company, a Lorpcratlon, lark *. Daria A Company, a Corporation. J A. Fatten and J. C. I’attrn; topartner., doing butineia a* Chat. , tanooga MedirJnt Company, omlth. Kiln# * French Company, a Corporation, Allen E. Hill, atrrut lli ol th* e.tate «.( W. J, . • lllll, d*<*a**d, Monlag llrothera, a Corporation and Grc. II. Feraald llaidwar* Company, a Corrotation, Defendant*.. ».**/ To tke'IF.Iendinta, Jctomo ft. Illea Head Dompany, a Corporation, Ilrucn lUtchcy * Company, a Corporation, I’arke, Davia a Company a Corporation, J- A. rattan and J. C. Fatten, eo-partner*, doing bu.lnea* aa Chattanooga Medlrln* Company, Smith, Kllna and Krtn’ h Company, a Corporation, and Monlag Urothern, a Corporation |t appearing from tho affidavit duly Hied la the abov* eauaa. by council (or (omplainapt. tFidt It la th* bti r( o i affiant that th* delendanla, Jerome B. Hie* Reed Company, a ccrporallon, llruen. lUlehey 4 Corporation, Parke, Davia A Company, , a corporation, J. A. Fatten and J. C. Fatten, co-partner* doing - bu.ln*.. a* Chattanooga Medlrln* Company, Smith, Kline A French Com­ pany, a corporation and Montag Bros., a corporation, ar* roaldenta of a alat* or country other than th* atat* ol Florida; that th* plate ol realdene* and addraaa ol aald defendant* ar* aa lotto**-. Jerome B. Hire Seed Company, a corpor­ ation, New York City, New Yoik. llruen, Rit­ chey A Company, a corporation. N ew York City, New York, Park*. Davi. A Company, a corporation, f aw York City, Now York, J. A. Patten and J. C. Patten, co-partner*, doing bualnaw* as Chattanooga Medlrln* Company, Chattanooga, Teenaoo**, Smith. Kiln# A French Company, a corporation, Philadelphia. I'anraylvaala, and Montag Brother*, a corporation, Atlanta, Oeorgla; that th* sala defendant, ar* ovor the ago oi twenty one year*, and (hat lher* la a * Par­ ana la the stale ol Florida, (ho servir* * ( a subpoena upon wham would b* binding MUSTAN For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Guts. Rheuniniiam Penetrates and Heal,. Scops Pain A t Once F o r M a n a n d Bo,™ 25c. 50c. $|, At A ll Dealcre. LINIMENT which olherwi# * wight “stip through your fingers" rtihis “ small'change,” SA V E A will mount up monthly and easily meet the payments on a brand-new OLIVER Typewriter—the regular $100 machine. ♦ Seventeen Cents A D ay Nickel machine makes this wonderful writing yours— but a small first payment. Dime 0 • Send fo r Complete Cat­ alog and Penny-Pay Plan and • Two The Herald Printing Company .« Pennies Each I Day t* A G E N T S ;• ’ Sanford, Florida T »E U N IV E R S A L CAB The Fortl M otor Comnany is one of the Jarg. est consumers of steel in the world— 200,000 tons this year. The great voluma of produc­ tion— over 500,000 cars-- and the efficient Ford manufacturing organization, brings pro­ duction and selling ig costs down to a minimum. T h a t'8 why Ford buyers get^ et more ca car fok* loss money. Riunabout, $315; Touring (Car, $300; .Sedan, $0-15. All prices f. o. b. Detroit. Orders taken by 5. C. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDWARD HIGGINS _____ Salesman 9 The RjoridaMetal ProouctsCol werrt today (a ' . Joy of the Simple Life. In order to trarh men how to ho wit- In lie €-lrrult Court cl the Scirnlh Judicial ’ (irrull ol Florida, Seminole Couniy. In 1*110(1. It I* tieiv**ary fully To unilcrt h.netrt Ktund tho art nud Joy o f huiuhtc life— I lia E. KelUrha!*, Cornplalnavt va. this, nt preent, of all nrts'or sdencos John II. K.llerha'., (ulrnd ant holng tho nno most needing sludy. To John II. KrllMhaU, N.ihvllle, Terln.: You «|ll lake notice that you are hereby Humhlo lift*— thnt L* (o any, profMiMlng irq< irrd to appear to the bill ol complaint to Itsolf no future oxnllntlon, hut only died in thi* rxuw, wherein you are made parly defendant, on Mo Mo day. day, the Cth day^^of n sweet continuance; not excluding f*»My the Mon of foresight, hut wholly, o f Mil J» be ^ k i* “ U *“ ....... . a.r' cnnfr,■<•(!. It further nrdrri-d th .1 thi. aitation be fore-sorrow, nnd taking no troublous puMi.heii in the Sat (• rd Herald, a newathought for coming days; so. nlso, not pa|»et pubti.hed in Santurd. Seminole euunexcluding the Idea o f Providence, or ly. F'lniida. once a week (or fuur ronaeeutiv* ueekv, (irovlslqn, hut wholly of accumulation Witnes. my hand and aeal <( aald court at — the life o f domestic affection nnd do­ Sanford. Seminole county, FToilda, thi* the 37th day of September, A. I). 1918. _ mestic pence, full o f sensitiveness to l.eali . F:. A. D O U G L A S S . Clerk ol Circuit Court, Seventh Judicial nil elements of costliness und kind Ciiruit ol Flcrlda, Seminote County.' pleasures—therefore, chiefly to. the 12-Pri-Me loveliness of the tinturnl world.—Rus- In t'iimll Court, H.venlh Judicial (Vrrnlt, kln. Seminole Ceunly, Florida. In Chaniery ton cataiooucs \ tan, eo-partcer*. dojng bueineaa a* Chattanooga Medltlca Company, Smith Kllna A French Ccmpany, a rornoralloA and Montag ilrothere, a corporation, ar* otdrrcd. to appear to tha bill ol complaint duly flled In thfl rauae, on Monday. the 6th day ol November, ji., 1>J 1(11, a rule day of thla court. • ., It la further ordered that thla no,tl«e he publlthed In the Sanford Herald, a new*, paper, published in S cqlaol* rounly, Flor­ ida,"onra’ h 'week for four Yor.eeeutlVe week*. • l2-F'ri-6tc The Old Fashioned Kind Real Blood and Bone upon aald defendant.• or 'a n y ol there; .... refer*, you, Jerome R. *Mtw S*dd t'omto* iff paay, a c rpuratitin, Itruee, Kitehey, A Com­ pany, a rtrporallon, l*arke, Havl# Jk Coni* pany, a Corporation, J. A. Fatten ana J. C. Fat- Peculiarity of Cat's Eyes. ..As showing how widely the perma­ nently. liluo eyes, of cats differ from other eyes, It Is notedThnt ImmcdOitoly tho eyes of wlijto cats thnt are to ltnvo permanently bluo eyes open they sltlqo bright red Iq the- dark, nud neither tha ephemeral klttcn-bluo nor any other colored oye does this. • FOR SERVICE-PHONE 135 H ill Lum ber Co. Lumber, Bricks, Lime, Cement; Rubber Roof­ ing, Shingles, Corrugated Iron Roofing, Doors, Sash and Blind, Cement Blocks, Beaver Board, Mouldings, Cypress Boards, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay and K ing Windsor Plaster Sewer Pipe and Glazed Tile H ill Lum ber Company SANFO RD, ' - - - -V' FLORIDA A 25c Want Ad. in TKe Heral wilLRent Your Hou Y* �— — . . - ~ PACK SEVEN- THE SANFORD IIERALT) CULLOP. IS STAR OF YANKEES BALL PLAYERS MUST BEHAVE Side Wheeler Is Making Great Record in American .League— Had - Fine . Year With Feds. • • President Tener o f National League In augurhtes New Era of ConductManagers to Help.-— St'vcrnl of tlu> |Yd Mars may linvo I'rc*ldont T c n ^ Is cli|i|M>d ifficy rcnchllig tliu Null.uuil nr new era of rom lnct on American Ii*iicue, liul li | h J uki <ih well player* In the National lint to overlook tits* entm of Nlclioln* iiouiovk ilmt tho dull lic l). I i l m --------- Inaugurating n the part of hall league* Ho tinowners a rc to 1st Street -Next to Ford Garage Phone 67 ‘ Sanford, Fla. AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE TIRES A N B JT O S ' REPAIJJEJ) lon ju * the* p ln yorK J ic h liv o . IA rri imuiugcr will help him make ill-- plover* of |h,» o ther, .even teams h e l m \ h i l l ll | h ll question lUiollt milk­ ing their own players net well. . RETREAD ING A S P E C I A L T Y - '- '* ‘ No Auto Tire Too Large For Us Toi Retread. *No Tube Too Badly Torn For Us To. Repair MIZZLE-PLACED ON.PLAYERS' We can save you‘B ig Money on Yyur Tire Expense These Sitting on Doneh Mu*t Confine Remarks to Themselves— Must Not Address Umpire. A new railin' In hnselmll fom*s players who a re on the liench to tonfine their rem arks to ineinhers of titelr own t< am, ami d o ts not allow llieni to address the umpire. They’ve dehrie ta lk ed the game toVurlt.itll.extent fl)0l umpiring imwailays Is hardly eondilrred a precarious occupation.—Lh* troll News. WALKER DICKSON, M anager* All Work Guaranteed Free Air At The Cur?) TRY A HERALD WANT AD Nicholas Cullop, DODBY BYRNE OF T H E CHAMPION PHILLIES, Bobby IUrnc of the Phillies Is one of the liesym eii In clthef-irf the his Irscac* <si handling hanl lilt luills. Only .Terry T u rn e r of the t ievelaml team U bis equal la tills respeot. Hyrne alw ays m i s in front of the hall, no r,tatter fcmv Ism! I* Is hit. Hyrne play m ground halls with the linens.- of Willie 11. nakinc n d t ' • alt hllllnnl shot. I l l s execution Is perfect and his Judgment Infallible. Ih K n o w s exactly Wlint t o do, .whether to shoot the hall to second or mske the play a t llrst. ' . fTilfftV. the t ’lillhowle. Vm side wheth­ er. Nick hail a line year with the Foils, hut It was sugpeMed that .he ivpillil meet ll illfTVn lit .......pthill’ WIll'll lie faced major league hulling, llo inav later on. Hut so fur Nlrlr hasn't fount! any i lulHhut m uld heat him. REVISION OF SCORING CODE KNOWING THAT they are getting the real, genuine article—under its . own lab el- President Jackson of Baseball Writera* Association to Ask for Rul­ ing on Several Points. J o n S. Jimk*nn o f H c lro lt. w h o I* jir.xM i iii of tlm lt:i>o,lt!ill W r i t e r s ' nsh(M;lntloii. ill Ms full iim ctlng will ii-k for n rtw lslm i of Hi-iernl m ' l l ' u u s of tlm Kcorlng code. . lie points out one piny for which mi oflleliil ruling Ik nvecKWtry. When two iiillchlcrK collide a f te r one bus caught the Imll and the hull Ik, dro|>|>ed ns u result, there Is no uniform rule. miy* Jirtksnn. . Some scorers credit the hntKinnn with n lilt mid oiliers charge tin error npiinKt the ileltter who dropped the in a s t e r i l i z e d bottle—absolutely pure and always u n iform in its delicious flavor— is one o f the rea­ sons w hy CheroCola is the satis­ fying c h o ic e o f particular people Imll. HAPPY B EC AU SE FE D S E XC E L NATURSOW N Supplies A ll Needs A f.t*w years ant. the grower or farmer had lint ’ one recourse— I he commercial product known :ls acid phosphate. Today, however, persistent eiticrprise and un­ proved machinery Ijavc brought about the r diictiou of raw pltoephah* to particles so line tii.tt llie tanner‘cun do lits own acidulating in the soil. X A T T 'K S O W .X is a high grade phosphate, which, because o f its (borough pulverjzaticJn and'its 3 . per cent phosphoric acid content, provides trees tptd plants w ith all the phosphorus required. Growers Have Obtained Results In exjiemnents made at the Maryland experiment station, it was found that raw phnsphau- produced higher total acreage yields.than acid phosphate, and at less than half the cost. A progressive farmer near Orlando" plowed in N A T U R S O W N with.his cover crop and made live best yield in sixteen years. Many others have, secured jk i big results with N A T U R S O W N . M L 1/ 2 l0 iQ !i: ; Sold in bags— State fertilizer tag attached. Examine the analysis. Our booklet is full of convincing facts. for a copy today. W rite •' llllijllllinr: Ijr f/ iftd B illtIO C P ft? lliliiiJ Vis . XVM:! i!i!! Lakeland Phosphate Company Manufacturers of NATURSOWN '■ Pleasing to President of Now Extinct .Federal League That'Playero. Are Making Good. - Pierce Ave., Lakeland. Fla. "Fighting Jim tllltnore," once the peppery preKldcnt of the now extlimt Federal league, believe* n innjorpy of the form er Federal league ball players, who are now In the American nlid N a­ tional lea ruck, nre tnnkluK good.' tillmore I* now ki'IIIiik paper, being one member of n Ktntlonery llrm. Gilmore Ik luip|«y over the fact thni hr- rs-nn^tnnper x rrrrr league. ' debt vi u baseball . - D R /W C t h e r e 's n o n e s o good Through Modal 85—I Model 85-4 f.o.b .T oled o f. o. b. Toledo made possible b y such a car are worth many times its price. T h e price is b y far the lowest at which so big • pnd fine and comfortable a car ever sold. 'Big— the wheelbase is 112 inches. W. A. STRINGFELLOW, Agent O F F IC E : SA N FO RD . FLORIDA B. & O. M O T O R CO T b * WlUye-OrerUnd Company, Toledo, Ohio f'M e d e U U .a .A .* ' * 8 l+ m ' ’ �7 1 , THE HANFORD HERALD PAG E POUR THESANFORDHERALD B* V. • R. J. H O LLY. Editor M . H A Y N E S , Ilm d n eM M i n u t r PnM W M F.nry Tu»»1iy »ad Friday THE HERALD I’KINTING CQMPANY ■ D B a c B ir n o N r u t c a . O MB VKAB in a d v an c k W y ■ fS MON1IIH..................... .................. « M . t llB K K MONTIIM.s ............................... M r n t d la Um City hr Carrtrr IJ.ro Pet Vraf ta Adraara or 2Or. |'n Month f i r a n l f la Adroara M a d Da Mada al Offlro l a l a p l An HaraoJ-Oana Mall Mallrt Aufu.l ZJad I Km. al Ihr I’ oalolTIra al Soarati), fiurliK t’ndrr Art of March Jrd. IHTt. Oslta la llrcald Itulldlng ;* Tclrphon* No. I4S priving Mr. Knott of the votes that were his rightfully and legally. There was no possible w ay to as­ certain where and how ajld how many errors had been committed-ex­ cept through .an applicathm to the courts for n recount of the votes In The, precincts where there was n silsptrion that errors had been commit­ ted. *— The courts granted the 1petition for recount. That recount showed where errors had been committed and showed beyond a doubt that Mr. Knott uas the rightful nominee, and the state canvassing board duly cer­ tified lo that effect. Sanford nnd by men who ought to know, better. The next legislature should,pass a law making tho hunt­ ing'season open November llrat for all j;nme and close it February first for all game. , *’ — -o — October 20, 19|g lA n A A A n A A iA A n A A r A A A A A A A A A iA A A n A A A A A A n A A A A A J W V A , ’ • 1 " ~ ‘ ' ' ' . . . • I • ' A Growing Bank Account -: Miss Jeanette Rankin bids fair to ho elected to congress fro m . M on­ tana. If we remember rightly M iia Rankin 'converted Frank Huffakof-v of tho Tam pa. Times to * woman’ s suffrage during the session of -tho 1D1.’1 Florida legislature. - If Miss Jeanette goes to congress ‘ Frank would make a mighty fine secretary. ----- O ------' The Democrats of .Seminole coun­ Mr. K nott was nominated in the June primary, the action of .the ty should attend the called meeting courts in the past few weeks bciijg in the court house tonight. ’ There o n ly to ascertain the exact truth |will lie- mnny mature of common with regard to the regulation to the! interest to disciitfs and a real old manner in which the election was fashioned Democratic meeting • will do all of us some good. Be' there to­ conducted. There can be no other Democratic j night on time. candidate for the governorship and all this effort to make S. J. Catts an apparent Democratic nominee is merely a trick to deceive the Dem­ ocratic voters of Florida. -M iam i : Herald. Gives one confidence in himself, in hid ability to “match wits'* with the other fellow and win. • •. With our Bank Account Plan • you start with $1 or more and add to it as you can. : : : PEO PLES BA N K OF SA N F O R D ■iff If. R. STEVENS P m U ia i c. M. HAND Vlr#-Pr*»td*l ivawt voiiR business. SANFORD, FLORIDA F. L WOODRUFF Vbs-Pr*.id«nl 0. L. TAYLOR Cashier R. R. DEAS Am ’I Cashier We would like to ask Chris. Codrington who ho is supporting in tho DeLand News for state officers. 'H o publishes tho Democratic electors closer cooperation with the nursery direction of Miss Edwards of Talk, and lets it go at thut. Como cloan, inspection department and to tnke hassec and Miss Tribble of ('„|t,n. Chris. You are either for Knott or ■ ■tops whereby the certification of b ia jb oth having hnd spcciul training N E G R O E S G O IN G N O R T H Catts and you can at least show the parentage ^>f citrus stock, rec­ in this work: while, Mr.'Chaffer, lit D E M O C R A T IC T I C K E T Because of industrial activity in your colors. ommended b y ’ Mr. Scott could he lieu ten a n t of Troop A, is drilling the Presidential Electors -the north, caused .mainly by the obtained. the boys in military tnctic*.' \ J. Turner Butler European, war, there is a great deWe rather fanciful Annette KclMr. O’ Bryne said that at least 90 course o f Palmer penmanship hki * Morton Caraballo ’ inund fur labor in northern states Jerman*while she was In the Tampa per cen t.of the diseases for which helm added, diplomas to. he given it . J. I*, t'lurkson and to meet that demand a large Times lust summer, don’t you know, growers are compelled to'spray were tho end o f the school year.• .' Frank iiarriH number, of negroes * have been In­ hut rtow that the summer is over at ono tlnte imported. Most of these Tho Irvin g Literary Society |,HJ ' M ilton II. Mabry, Sr. duced to leave the south and go we rather fancy Audrey Munson in diseases .were imported on nursery its first inbe'ting of this year Friday, ' ‘ ’ ■ W ill H. Price. north to And woFk at higher wages. the Jael.sonxiile Times-Uninn, don’ t stock. Ho cited as an exnmplc of a Oct. 13th. Tho following oiricen For Uulleil Slates Senator The scarcity of labor In England you know. serious disease, the importation of were elected: Park T r a m m e ll_____T‘_ _ S E M IN A R S P E A K E R S A T has also caused a movement of ne­ citrus canker,* which is within the President, Marian Gove. — For Congress Fourth District groes-from the west coast of Africa U N IV E R S IT Y (JIVES G R O W ­ memory*of all growers. Hud a thor­ Vice president, Virginia Brady. W. J.* Sears * to that country, where they, are takERS A N IDEA ough und cfiieicnt nursery inspection Secretary, Helen Hand. For Governor ink ihe* plare* of Englishmen who system heen in operation, all the Treasurer, Mildrpd Huston. W. V. Knott 1‘ nave gone to the war. In that m at­ Gainesville, Fla., Oct. 19.— Stand­ money which is spent for spraying Program committee, Lucille Rin«, • CotitliUK d From Page Ope ter, however, we are little conrerned. ardization is the greatest need of the 4 For Secretary of Slate and all the losses which are caused Ruth Hand,* Ruth Knnncr. for its effect dues, not in any, «|egreo Florida citrus grow er,. This is the H. Clay Crawford The R oys’ Debating Society held It has a!«o asked interested opinion of Leo B. Scott, United by diseases nnd pests could have . uxtefid this county. It is the state. Fo’r Comptroller been avoided. Mr. O’ Bryne said their first meeting Friday, Oct. Fltlr, • ' nVovemenf of .negroes from the-south citizens to prewit-itl- their rhorns for States bureau of plant industry-, who Ernest Amos that the nursery* inspection depart­ electing— ii> tin' liorth yxliich is of interest tu the location o f . one of the twelve lectured before the Citrus Seminar For Stale Treasurer ment was maintained for the inspec­ President, Roby Laing. the people of the southern states, it federal land hunks. at the University of Florida Tuesday J. <’ Liming * tion ol the growers and.urged them Vico president, Robert Greene. Farmer* will he asked to give in­ afternoon. brings a decided stimulation to Mr. Scott says instead , "For Slate Sirpl. Public Instruction to cooperate in reporting any irreg­ Secretary-treasurer, Thomas Mer­ southern thought of an-old problem formation regarding the prevailing of the forty or fifty*- varieties and W. N. Shears ularities, intentional or unintentfon- edith. ’ • but oio- which will probably solve rates of interest on first mortgage strains of oranges and the great For Jusllre Supreme <‘ourt ul. He gave examples where dis­ Censor, W m . Runge. itself by the'return of the negroes loans; the difficulty of getting ex­ multiplicity of strains of other fruits Jefferson II. Urowne eases which hnvd been imported hud Progrnm Committee: Prof. Ezell, to the Land -of Dixie for dimUtte tensions; th e’ rate of commissions there should he not more than ftvu For llailroail Commissioner been confined to a comparatively Robert Greene nnd G. W. Spenrer. * |reasons. ’ The negro is by nature- a charged; th'e development of' fu.rpis or six at most. He urges the grow­ • Ko.rnl C. Dunn • small area by the cooperation of Miich' enthusiasm has heen shown | lover, of warmth and sunshine, and as affected by credit; farm tenants ers to appoint a committee who For Slates Attorney Seventh Dial. growers with a competent inspection and a wide range of work is being he will remain neither in England as affected by the ability of tenunts should select the best varieties und Joseph II. Jones service. planned by both societies. Already For Slates S en ato r N in e te e n th Hist nor in th e .n o rth I'niled States if to borrow, and any other fact that those which should come to repre­ the societies* have accepted Stet­ Nnt. C. Murray, stutiqticinn' to* there i< any possible way for him to will give the hoard an understanding sent Ihe state. All growers should (i eo. U . Crawford son's challenge for n debate some­ -.. get hack iii tropical Africa from gold of the farm needs of the state. agree to produce the standard'vari­ the United States bureau of crop es­ For Member House of Krprrsentlvos time in the near future. timates outlined tho work of his England and hack to. the Sunny eties and thus solve many of their The new* federal farm loiin act pro­ F. I.. Woodruff bureau. The reports from Florida marketing problems. South from the- cold north. • vides a way for the farmpr or prosFor County Judge The girls aro practicing hard for are m^de up from three independent Here is where the progressive As ^-et tho movement has not ’ pective farmer to borrow money on ’ B .’ F. Householder* sources of. information.* There nre the coming basket .halt season. Each reached any great magnitude, hut if long time mortgages at actual cost. spirit of Florida citrus growers as­ 258 township reporters who’ estimate gild is out to make the team, and For Sheriff it should he. to the extent of making The government provides the ma­ serted itself. Hardly had Mr. Scott conditions in their respective com­ the old fighting spirit is being shown. E. E. Brady <he scarcity of farm labor much felt, chinery for assembling capital, to he left tho platform before n motion munities. Forty six county reporters For clerk Circuit Court We arc being ably cdachcd by the inconvenience promises to he loaned to farm owners or prospec­ to carry out his suggestions was be­ send estimates of their coantics'. Miss Tribble nnd Mr. J.G*. Hutchin­ E.. A. Douglass • A conference was only leptporary, for thoke who go . tive farm owners. The loans may fore the body. For Supl. Public Instruction The field agent for the whole state son. hold after the session to select the uway will return home, chilled to run up to 50 per cent, of the vnluo T. W. Lawton Everything points to n successful piakcs up the third source. the hone, maybe, hut determined to of the land used as security, and 20 men who should select the varieties, Fo/.Tax Assessor season. . • Ruth Knnncr. live in a country with si climate to per rent of tho vnlue of the Im­ Mr. Scott and other men who are A.. Vaughn High School Notes which they are accustomed and in provements. T h e loans will he made well acquainted with the growers For Tax Collector The editor of The Sanford Heraltf the committee. The which the winters are short and, not at a low rute of interest not yet de­ will .name Jno. D. Jinkinhas offered a column in his paper to DON’T THROW AWAY ------ U •severe, tfnd where there is plenty of termined. hut it will he less than (i names of this committee will ho an­ used by the Sanford High School, nounced as soon as possible. good sunshine and warmth most of per cent. Provision is made for the YOUR MONEY that our pntrons and friends may .• N E V E R W A•S* N O M IN A T E D Mr. Scott suggested that an early the time.*-r-Clearwater Sun. borrower to pay off the debt, inter­ keep in .touch with our work. Th e by selling to peddlers. Ydu' can Every effort is being made by the --------O — est and principal through periods of a medium, a late and a very late Senior class has taken charge of the get much belter prices by shipping Catts suppnrters'to make It appear He urged that from five to forty years, at his own variety 'he selected. F L O R ID A ’ S B A N K R EC O R D editing column, the following of­ direct to us. that. S. J. Cat 19 was, at one time, growers make thbse varieties known , That Florida during the past deg- option. . ficers having been elected: the nominee of the Democratic par­ and adopt methods of marketing ade has distanced other states in Th6 legislation is expected to Mnnaging editor, Roby Laing. ty of Florida for the governorship. ----- W E B U Y-----whereby consumers could he asLocal editor, Marian Gove. population increase utid general do- j)roVl. „ great boon to those sections A t no time has S. J. Catts ever suerd of the product which they n.re METALS, RUBBER,. BAGS; vclopment is conclusively shown by ()f country where farm developGirls’ athletic reporter, Ruth Kunr been the nominee. He was not nom­ purchasing. As conditions exist, ner. • _____ : -______ _____ ------national and state statistics; nnd |ment has been retained hecauso of -----SACKS, BONES, ETC. ETCT inated in the June primary, although Florida, citrus pruducU~-ara—sole Boya’ athletic reporter, Robert the state is now entering upon an j high interest rutes. and it-i».p r«d ietnnd pay Highest Prices and Give for a time it appeared on the surface we^ely as Florida fruit. There can Greene. er'a of even greater t i r n s f ^ r U ^ ^ ^ r - ^ r n i. T T ; , wf|l tend to make ngrirul* o f things tC-r [j.. |lil(j iumn — . Prompt Returns be no guarantee of quality as long Great is the rejoicing of the .'oniors er was it attracting so much fuvor- tural prosperity permanent and uniThe lawful and corrtfrt vote cast uhole attention from the world at form, stabilize and equalize interest ■as there are so many widely varying to havo their old atudy hall again The Price List mailed on application at that primary of first and second large, and it is fast moving to the rates,' and greatly Iniprovc the con­ varieties and strains grown. and to he rulers of a High School varieties adopted should be packed choice ballots, us the law required gdal for which it is destined by na­ dition of the farmer. only. • ‘ ___ __ _ under their true[ varigtX —nama-ai»i was in favor of W. \Y Knott, nnd ture— that of being creation's most Many other changes have taken The nationwide—Interesttn tflh hrandrwHIcFT should bo standard when the .polls closed on thut June perfect haven for, mankind.__ place in our* school. An importantuvypinc. W. »V-Km>tv- w ar thm tfflft■Development that has beert- com­ provisions of the hill is indicated by nnd-of guaranteed quality. one is that physical culture has been inec of thj Democratic party and mented upon very little is that of the fact that more, than 100,000 in­ ‘He further urged growers to ap Introduced. The girls are under the the hanks of tho state, these facts quiries havo dome to the treasury ply the "Babcock teat to the groves has been ever since. regarding" which, furnished by Com­ department (or inform ation about it. and eliminate drones." Tho Bab­ That- it <!id~not at "first 'appear missioner of Agriculture W. A. Mc­ Secretary McAdoo predicts that the cock test, as applied to citrus groves that Mr. Knott had been nominated Rae will doubtless surprise the, aver­ hanks will he established .and ready means the keeping of performance was due to the fact that many into'm ak e loans early in 1917. age citizen: records, .which enables growers to Hpectors and clerks had incorrectly locato the productive and unproducIn 1906 there wqro 85 state ta llied the .second choice votes, doResolutions live trees.. This will show on which hanks with $ 15,918,960 > ^ re­ T h e following resolutions of sym­ side of tho ledger a tree stands— sources. In 1916 tffere were pathy from Monroe Chapter No. 15, whether it is paying for its keep and 206 state hunks with $18,736,II. A. M., Sanford, Florida, to Mr. making a profit above that or pro­ 200 resources. In 1906 there ducing at a loss. These records also and Mrs. Wm. T . Wheelesa: were 35 national hanks with . Whereas, a great sorrow has come permit tho selection of. hudwood for $28,389,000 resources. In 1916 into the life of our friend nnd com­ propagation with a reasonable as­ thfcrc were 56 national hanks panion, Wiillum T . Whoeleas, on surance' that the offspring thereby with $7.8,663,000 resources. "T h is record has no cqunl duripg account of the sad* accident which obtained i^Ul he good producers. As production standH now, the the Inst decade in any other state," -resulted in the death of his only son, W hat is more convenient unprofitable trees are’ bringing the says Mr. McRae, and the truth of W illiam , and and business like than a his statement is evident, to those ’ Whereas, our hearts go out to tree average down to one box. This neat rubber stamp, used to convey some special in- • who are ieforincd on hnnking condi­ him in sympathy in this hour of is a small average and it is due to tions in other states. sthictions or notice on your gloom, and would In some way, were the low performance of somo trees. stationery, statements or If Floridn, in every locality was it possible, assist him to henr this Without some system of perform­ ance records these trees cannot bo merchandise. How much not advancing these now. hanks great burden; therefore, he it The strength or the First National Bank lies not alone in distinguiahed from the paying troei quicker, neater and more would not have heen established, Resolved 1. That we hereby’ ex­ In every case. business like than writing its ample resources, responsible management and the nor would they exist hut for tho press to Companion Wheeless and with a pen, pencil, or even In connection with this perform­ prosperity-of the people. There are bis wife our sincere sympathy, and recognized ability of its directorate. a 'tyjK1writer* ance record work, Mr. Scott sug­ few* small communities in Florida tht bo it further gested that the state nursery inspec­ do not support at least one hank We can now furnish Rubber Resolved 2. T hat wc assure our tor be given authority to demand As a menber under the Federal Reserve System, this In­ nowadays, and'the number increases Stamps In any size and style companion and hia w ife that our certification from nurserymen con­ almost monthly.— Tam pa Times. stitution offers to each Patron all the security o f individual desired, on short notice. prayers' shall ascend to tho great cerning tho origin of their Pedigreed Ask about them. Father that He will give graco and trees, he said, should he budded from integrity from within, backed by the vast National Bank­ The bunting laws should he rhangstrentgh to sustain them in this their parents of known performance and ed to have all hunting come in at ing System. time o f need. And again be it production.' This will insure itho the same time. The law as it now Resolved 3. That a copy of these amount and quality of fruit desired. reads allows squirrel hunting to M cx m m m m m m m m m m m x x x STAND AR D FOR FRUIT SAYS EXPERT JACKSONVILLE IS THE • . CHOICE OF FLORIDA The Peninsular Metal Co. Jacksonville, i! RUBBER STAMPS Assurance Doubly Sure ; The i: Herald Printing Co. i: Office Supply Dept. PHONE 148 come a month aarlier than any other game, and tom e squirrel hunters are shdoting all kinds of game. Reports come to this *oitico that wholesale killing of quail, ducks und turkeys Is being made and while tho hunUrs have'not been caught in the act it is a well known fact that there are quantities o f game heing brought to The growers a lio . showed their resolutions be furnished Mr. Wheeless and his wife, a copy be furnlshcd-f willingness in cooperating with tho tho Sanford H erald -for publicatlpn nursery inspection department of and u copy he preserved in the ths state plant hoard. Following a lecture by F. M. O’ Bryno, nursery book o f records of the Lodge/ inspector, it w a s ’suggested, that tho 1. T. \Af. Hansel!, committee which J »-to be appointed O.’L. Taylor, to select standard .varieties bo in­ F. E. Steinmeyer, structed to formulate plana for . . . Committee. Bt*. i '. The First National Bank SANFORD, FLORIDA* . “ T H E FARM ER’S FR IE N D ” Florida �PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD for u strong cafnj>aign before the music and song to make it Interest­ lando there were Misses Winnie i Novem ber 7th election and for all ing for those that might wish for Thomas, Dorothy Shalfhout, Lillian tactions of tho party to get together. the higher .class of musical enter­ Jones and Messrs. Tom — r»* Drownrj tainment, and having just enough of FitzhuRh Dade and Mr. Peters.; Baptist Church Next Sunday humorous and characteristic sketches From DpLund there came Misses S H A P E S IN S IL K , BEAVER, VELVET A N D F E L T little Happenings-Mcntion j ! You ore invited to attend the ser­ to make the evening enjoyable for Helen Waters. Myrtlil Conrad, Fran­ of Matters in B r ie fT R IM M IN G S IN M E T A L , FUR, FANCIES, O S T R IC H vice* at the Baptist church on next those that tniijht appreciate this ce* Miller, Margaret Sellihand anti personal Items of Messrs. Conrad and Bailey. Sunday. The seats are free. Large form of entertainment, ‘ : o n in :it w o r k a s p e c i a l t y uudienccs attend/ I n t e r e s t • ’ •These Lyceum attractions are put Our home people present were Dr. ' • 9:30 Sundny school. on at the. Temple through the ef­ at.if Mfs. O. .1. Miller. Mr. anti Mrs M R S . Flouting Small ] 1 11:00 “ At n Grave and on a House­ forts of I>r. Ilymnn and a few others O-Unirn Herndon. Muses Virginia ‘S u m m er ° r ,hl‘ top” will he the subject of the ser­ of. Lhr lending business men pf tije I !t.-.„|i. F-rii' \Var l.* Eliz abeth St.if* Tajk’s SucilMctijr Arranged for ;; 106 East First Street Next to McCullcrs t T«|k* mon. town ami are especially entertaining ford. Adelaide Higgins, Clarissa Star­ llurrlct* llcittld RcaJura f llui 6:30 The B. V. I’. U. meetings. *1 well as instructive— as they ron- ling,’ Olga Schultz :lnd Miss -Futcli; 7:30 “ The Intelligent Believer” -is tier possible n high dnaa-jnstrucllve Mcnsrt. Win; LefITer, Hume Humph, l* * * * * * Mu. Herbert -L y m an of F o re st. the _*ubject oI t h o - Sundny TVrntngI e n tertain m e n t, t h a t it1 is impossible Ne«| Chittenden, Roy' Chittenden, rltv U. S. A., was in the*city yes- sermon. .Mr. Hyman is making i to get In other forms of amusement, Alltii Jones, FJtJ. Betts, Hilly Hill, Juvenile Court law which lias proyfial iation for the Girls’ Industrial theso services practical and pointed, j and all people should especially eom- G. W. Spencer, . Morris Spencer, changed punishment to helpfulness Sdhool, tho land already bought at ,,rdiy on » Xhopidng tour. There will he a ten days’ meeting i merit!' this form of entertainment, Reginald Holly, Geo. McLnughiiji, and gives the hoy and girl a chance Ocala and the promise to begin con­ La«t day of the season. Oct. 22nd, beginning Sunday, Uct. 29th an d 1 and the Lyceum attractions should Pepper, Marshall and Kilgore. Woodland Park. ' 17--tc in life instead of hording them to­ struction within sixty days. . For Kor S » l« - D l,!aycd order ju st ar- running through N o v. -Sth. Dr. C. A he well attended, thereby showing gether with hardened criminals u'hd the crippled children of Florida an j condemning them to cells. appropriation of twenty thousand -r.A —Celery seed American and Owens of Humboldt, Tcnn., will he to thoao.thnt arc responsible for the the ovungclist. course that their efforts are appro-1 dollars: health nurses whoso work Slncb II. » • Chappell, Celery The .Child Labor law, with J. C. You are always wclcoci 7-tfc elated and that the higher form of is preventive and educational havo ] P re v a il, the untiring inspector, in svenue amusement and entertainment is been increased from six to twelve Club Notes U,e Juba Self Hfslng Flour, for the intcrcst'.of tho children is in line appreciated in Sanford ns It is in The Methodist Church By Nov. 1st the Rost Room under witl,. „ R, ro"mpu|,ory ..duration and ! nml ^»Dit«Im-cI at tho expense of ’ delicious hot Biscuits— A t all groother cities• The Sundny school opens 9:30.. the auspices of the Welfare Depart- i aro two bU.|m, olu, |ndicativ(. of the state, a commission for tho ctrs. ~J i. means ............. ... feelde minded and cniletpic pildtpfc and a Sermon, Open the Windows, 11:00: This attraction of last w etiing-is tuont will he established in the court sociali progress which a great U,e Juba Self Rising Flour for Senior League, 6:15. the first of the winter's course, and house Idork. Churches and other or­ deal to tho people and childron nhli mother’s pension commission; tho , delicious hot Biscuits— A t all gro. Sermon, Joy in Heaven, 7:00. is to lie followed by others that are ganizations can rent the uso of same places Florida in.the forefront of tJic convict lease law and new jails and 6-tf cert. T Good music always furnished by said to be even bettor, among which for suppers, bazaars, etc., at a m o d - J ^ t ’h V n ’states'. T h e wife desertion prison farms, are among tho reforms Kor delicious hot biscuits uso Juba tho choir: The services are planned are thq “ Make Up M an" and a read­ crate rental. Information ran lie se­ law, though, as yet handicapped' b y | aml pr° Krc” 1? «,udw! in FaKK9 §_,( Rising flQur— A t all grocers. to be helpful. Invite your friends ing of "T h e Shepherd of the Hills.’ cured from Mrs. W. P. Carter, de­ the women themselves, whom it is "Uinmary of things accomplished in 6- t f •'. • to the Methodist church. C. ood These will he added to, and it it partment secretary unfit further no­ designed to help, is another step for.- h“ ,ia,f of human,ty ho""> * g e . Barret is in the city arrang­ evangelistic services. In conclusion, ho said thati Come pre­ hoped that tliu managers will hav tice. ~~ t C • ward in social Service. Ro-christoil­ stirte. ing the office of the Armour Refriger pared to worship God. that assurance that will urge them the Christ spirit must prevail in all ing tho Reform School and naming ltor Car Co., for the fall business. to arrange for a more lengthy pro­ Club dues n re. payable not J. Inter it thir Boys' Industrial School, with charily and social service work. gram for the next season. Use Jgha Self Rising Flour for than the Novem ber businiws meet­ an appropriation of one hundred L O N G W O O D P IC K UPS* Preceding Mr. Fagg's address Miai l delirious hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ ing. after that date members wifi he Mrs. Dayan and daughter, Miss .thousand dollars has materially Fannie Reha Munson rendered a suspended for non-payment’. Rcsululions cers. 6*tF Lillian have returned from Tampa, changed' conditions there for the charming piano solo which was Kor delicious hot biscuits uso Juba where they havfe Been visiting Mrs. Resolutions adopted by tjie Worn-' « • . . * Self Rising Flour— A t all grocers. All departments should work for ht'ttiuv while side by side is tho ap- much appreciated. . Bryan's daughter, Mrs. Hoolihan. an’s -Auxiliary of tho First Presby­ . 6-tf terian Church, Sunford: increased membership and better at­ % Mrs. C. W. Enlzmingcr is spend­ For delirious hot biscuits use-Juba ing the week at CIcrmdnt, guest of Whereas, Providence- lias re-1 tendance.' W. J. THIGPEN & COM PANY i Seif Rising Flour— At. all grocers. W. S. Enlzmingcr.# I moved from , our midst, our sister AG ENTS, .. I — •• f •Mrs. L. A.* Hunt* of Oviedo is j ant| friend. Mrs. Ida Lclller, we trust | “ Keep your face always Toward tin' Minshim*. and tin* shadows will guest of her motlief, Mrs. Allen.to a higher and larger sphere of ser Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ljflnan of C. W. Kntzminger is repairing and v;n . amj lull behind y o u ." Altamonte qr<- in the City today improving his house on Main sire,t.Whi>r(.ag „ y ,„.r winsoim>i Rra. | coming over to meet Mrs. Lyman’ s O ffle * with H OLDEN R E A L E S T A T E O. Tho Longwood m hoo attein .iim • cj0U!t manners and her unselfish and flult Calendar mother from Wisconsin and who ex Sanford, Florida prrts to spend the winter with Mr. is good this >ear am m v , 0 1 generous consideration for others, Tuesday, Oct. 24—Social Depart­ drder more desks. ment. and Mr*. Lyman. 1she has to an unusual degree etlGerferal Reception to Woman's Mrs. J. S. Dinkel spent several Kor delicious hot'blacuiU uso Juba deared herself to our church ami so­ Club, days ip 6 rlando with her daughter, Self Rising Flour— A t all grocers. _ ciety; therefore he it Hostess, Mrs. Roy Syme*. Mrs. II. R. Chupinun who has h e n • 6-tf* Resolved, that in the loss of our Wednesday, Oct. 25. .Literature quite ill. Um Juba Self Rising Flour for sister a vacancy has occurred in Department. The Longwood Library lias re-1 delicious hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ the Woman's Auxiliary which can­ South America ceived several new liooks. cers. 6-tf not he filled and wo deeply mourn The Flora and Fauna— Miss Longwood is getting ready for her For delicious hot biscuits use Juba ’ . Lillie Farnsworth. winter guests, putting on paint and fo'r hor. Self Rising Flour— A t all grocers. Resolved th a t we hereby extend The Aborigines, Mrs. Jas. B. — Improvements. 6-tf to her bereaved h u s b an d and Bister Mbughlon. Mrs. N iver and little dnughtor of with the . Ed Rourke. attended the Confed­ Maitland aro visiting friends in our sincere s y m p a th y , Roll Call; Flowers and Plants. p ra y e r t h a t they m ay receive the erate Reunion at Tam pa this week town. consolation of our loving Heavenly and reporta a grand time. ’ Music Department M IL L IN E R Y GRACE E. W IL L IA M S W O M A N ’S CLUB General Fire Use Julia Self Rising Flour for . Presbyterian Church delicious hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ Sunday services: f cers. • . 6-tf Sunday school 9:45. U. m. Use Julia Self Rising Flour for Preaching 11 a. in. delicious, hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ The public cordiully invited ’ to cers. • 6-tf these services. * . For delirious hot biscuits use Juba Seif Rising Flour— A t all grocers. • Presbytery of Si. Johns The Presbytery of .S t. Johns of . • 6*“ • Cspt. K. B. Smith met many of which tho Sanford church is a mem­ I hi* old friends and comrade? at the ber is now in. session at Ardcadia, It comprises all Presbyterian Confederate Reunion at Tampa this Fla. *«eek. churches south of DeLand. Rev. C. W. Latham of Sarasota Full line of tip to date coats, coat suits, drew skirts and shirt waists was elected moderator. '1 he open­ for your inspection. Full and W in­ ing sermon w'ns preached Tuesday ter 1916-17. If money saving means night by retiring Moderator Bruce anything to you don’ t fail to soo of Plant C ity. these lines. Ladies' & Gents’ Em­ One very interesting feature of the porium, L. Krauaa, Prof. , 303 E. session was a historical sk ctch _fll -H a t-S i.------r - r tg--ue— Presbytery for. the past t<-n years by Dr. Winnard, showing that number • liaild Now *• • of minister's has grown from 15 to 37, The Sanfprd Building Ac Loon Aschurch membership more than dou­ aodatiou i* prepared to build two or .thr$e. first class houses at once. bled, the S. S. neatly 4 times ha large First Como ljrst iwrvud.------------ ----- Apd .gift* -Ux h«n*v*lone«»-4€-time» as largo as at that time. T w o new iW t* . • • A. P. Connelly, gee. churches have been organized this summor. 'T'hi* address .was given Notice to Deroorrsls Wednesday evening, at which meet­ There will he a Democratic mass ing Rev. E. D. Brownlee also spoke mettihg at the court house 7:30 on " W * y * and Means for Home o'clock Friday ‘ night, October 20th. Mlaaions.” • . Schclle Maine*, Another intereating feature of the State Committeeman. Presbytery has been the Sunday l 6-2tp school report. The committee has been very active in assisting schools Belhucratic' Ral.y Tonight Jin perfecting tho organizations and There toni.kt •W L ,e " Domocratic ral|y in training teachers. Eight Sunday rneetln. »Wth° Cm r.1 h6U8C ° l which ' «chool institutes have heer^held In « mg there will he plans made for tho paat four months, iind.Dr. Glass “ re|*u,ar oId time campaign of B ichmondt Va., has promised to !»»ti| November 7th. All Democrats cotno to Florida in November for requested to be- present. tw o Institutes,* ono at Sanford and — ---------- . j ’;*— one at DeLand. At the Court House Tonight . Democrats of Seminole counLYCEUM A T T R A C T IO N :y " i11 mi‘et tonight at tho court Falrchlld’r Ladies’ tjuartet G ate °u*e- at eight o'clock tA discuss Krxellent Program.Last Night **>* and means for carrying on a «mptign fo th . Z t ' \ , “ T h 9 first of the season’- Lyceum the harmon t and C"f 0 °* * f 1" attractions was given last night at In F lo riS T ‘ Q Parly the Temple by the Fairchild’s La___________ _______ .J dies Quartet.- A largo and enthusl! aatic audience was present and from » <*me Out You Democrats tho timely applause every number em°fT »t* are urged to h e 'o n tho program was well and favor r ‘ he b,K «n the court ably received. for tv, Tho meeting (s called T h e programs was especially well " purpose of getting together balanced having just enough classiial the q u a l it y s h o p , . LYRIC THEATRE Just received a new shipment of Hatters Plush— “ . . N E W W HITE FELTS we make a Specialty of children 's hats MRS- C D. PEARSON, Mp- MRS. A. D. PARRISH, Assl. - vSaC ** r c~r F a th e r. * . . ’ . Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions he sent to Mr. Lelller and to Mrs. H. A. Hodge, Dallas, Texas and he enrolled in our min­ utes us a memorial and a copy pub­ lished in the Sanford Herald. Mrs. If. R. Stevens,- • Mrs. J. N. Whittier, Mrs. E. D. Brownlee,. Committee. • High School Books : The hoard of trustees, recognizing thut' the high cost of hooks for the High School is n serious drawback for the patrons has passed a resolu­ tion as follows: Resolved, that here­ after ajl hooks for High School students will he sold to them by the local hoard at- nbnolute~eo*fc"priCPr and all hooks in good condition at end of term will ho taken in ex­ change. F or’ the sale and exchange of such books an office will he in­ stalled in High Schpol building un- der^thfi' Management" of the supervising principal. This is the first step by the hoard towards the. eventual free supplying of ail school books.. \ _______________ :_j, . •« ““ • Shortage in Pansy Counts • • Mrs. S. B. Wight requcaU that ail shortage in pansy plant- counts bo turned^ in to her in writing not later thqn Saturday noon. Rev.’ Enyart, Dean of Rollins Coilcgo will preach at the Congrega­ tional- church Sunday morning. All are cordially invited to attend. There will be no evening service.' Sunday school, 9:45 a: m. • Christian Endeavor, 6:00 p. m. (Cdnt-nued from Page 3) E ttr y W ttk Bridge An interesting gamo,of bridge was played by the members of the Every Week on Tuuraday afternoon with Mr*. Margaret Barnes at the home of Mrs. T . A. Neal. In tho absence of Mrs. W. E. Wdtaon, one of the newly elected members of tho, club Mrs. A. P. Connelly substituted Mrs. Forrest Lake held the home of making highest score and was pre­ sented with' n cut glass nappy. At the close of the game a tempting luncheon course was served at the card tables. Wedneadajf Night Donee The largest crowd of tho acasqq attended the dance at the Woman’ s Club on Wednesday evening, -many out of tpwn guests honoring the oc­ casion. Music was furnished by a three piece orchestra and tho merry dancers tripped the light fantastic until long after midnight. From Or- The Music Department hud their regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’ clock with but few members and some visitors present. After Mrs. Claude Herndon’s de­ lightful musical program the busi­ ness was transacted and the meeting adjourned. Welfare Meeting There was a good attendance of club members and their friends at the mwding of. the Welfare Depart­ ment on Wednesday to greet Mr. Marcus Fagg, tho speaker of the afternoon. The meeting was called to order by Mrs. W. W. Abernathy, retiring vice chairman of the department who gracefully presented the new chairman, Mrs. W. E. Watson. Mrs. Watson was greeted with applause and in response to the well chosen phrase* of introduction thanked the memben, assuring' them of .her. willingness ami (iesiro to give her best efforts to further the work of the department and earnestly- re­ questing their support in the cbmIng ydnr. With pfomptitudo the business of the department was dis­ patched. The recommendation, from the president of the club, Mrs. Gal­ loway, that each department raise one hundred dollars towards clim* inating the. club house debt was unanimously adopted. Reports of standing committees were recelvod and committees ap­ pointed for Welfarq program to the club N ov. 15. Airs. T . L. O'Connor was jippointed on decorations and M ra/M cisch for the refreshments.' The announcement that the Rest Room was an assured thing once more wn* received with much pleas­ ure. Mrs. Harry Pilkington was made chairman of this work.. Tho municipal Christinas tree, upon motion, will be referred to the civic committco of the Board of Trade. "S ocial Progress in Florida' This was the title of the fine ad­ dress made by Mr. Marcus Fagg at the W elfare meeting on Wednesday afternoon, which brought forth enthuaiaStic applause and a rising vote of. thanks in response to tho pleasure given and* interest created by his lucid statement of facta of tho social progress throughout tho state in tho last six years. Nearest the heart of Mr. Fagg lies the work of the Chil­ dren’s Home Society, of which he is state superintendent with head­ quarters at Jacksonville. This, the biggest charity in the state,forced a place in the recital'of thlnga accom­ plished and although it Is so well known throughout the entire penin­ sula, it found a new interest In (he hearts p f those present for who is it that does not love a baby? Widespread* in its Influence I*- the | Insurance r %/ f f m o u j p Fertilizers You don't have to be $4 . a College prolessor, m or even an expert m • ^ farmer to get paying gS g crpps with H % 0ur48speclalbrands are designed to get biggest possible profitln the bands of average F lo rid a growers under average Florida condi­ tions. Among our formulas are some that fit T0UK needs. Boekletisiree.— Armour Fertilizer Works Jacksonville, Fla. j§). &i :§j y £?: ‘ -< 3 = Handling o f 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 dlat I and efllciency. Your account subject to check is solicited. * FOUR PER CENT INTEREST P A ID O N S A V IN G S A C C O U N T S Seminole County Bank Sanford,Florida . A Home Bank for Home People FORREST LAKE. Prea. D. L. THRASH R,'V-Pr'es. A. R. KEY. Caahht �October 20, 1«jig TH K SANFORD HERALD PAGE T V ^ - w many things,are kjllrd before their legal time,.'on some hunters do not seem to know‘ turkey, quaii or doer from squirrels. nourishing flour food B i s c u i t a re them e soda crackers. - U« for th e ir food v a lu e UPS ALA A N I) GRAPEVTLLE The word has come here that we may expect to have R ev. U. W. Edwards, n very talented divine of Jacksonville with us next Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. It is not often ju small a place os ours has a change to hear such preaching! so 1011 every one, th a t the house tnny he filled. Mrs. Carlson nmi daughter of j with Mrs. Monrod were visiting Bcrteison last Sunday. n « r direct. Cat oat m iller'• pratt. W . M il ehoce loc the Whole fauilr. Our The rains hnve rtot stopped with us for seme time and, it is pretty dry out here. s •boeewear. IllJXock, qulck •hirmrr.i. Kaiitluclioa fuuraolccil. Ib o a u n d i b «»«ra >11 ou«t country. Writs for Big Our assistant postmaster is suf­ fering vcr^ m u ch with so re eyes at present. ;A t all Catalog It drtcriEce and ric'arc* hoajrcj, ,,i ’ ViA i.< l. .now» ur"i“ ‘ Mad It fra*. Writ* lor jour^l FALCON SHOE CO Df»*- 75 Nnr OtUi LA K E M A R Y IT E M S Jtcv. G. V. Albertson of Deband was n Week end visitor here. Rev. Thompson of Glenwood made a business trip here Wednes­ day. * ' . 1« * Mr. and Mrs. Norman Swanson were out again on Sunday to visit the home folks and again on Tues­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Peterson of Emporin were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Draddock last weclj.. (WHITE) The basket picnic that took place on Crystal bake Saturday was well, attended and enjoyed by nlL___ •• -• Mr.- and Mrs. Emil Mngnus<Wi w ere'callers Monday at Mrs. Ha.Un­ ger's und in Upsala. bidding the folks good-byo. Mr. Magnuson left again * on Tuesday for Merritt’s Island where he will have charge of a .lot of ornnge paekrrs. W e hope to ace him back at Christman, as he has been very helpful in our Sunday school, as teacher In the- Btvblc class. ‘ *1 Hair Cut Shan?5** C h ild r e n Flake B. Y. P. U. Tonic M assage Shampoo Singe - The Flnke lb Y . P. U. meetl each j Sunday evening at 6:30 o’clock on j the third floor of the baptist Temple, Cor. Sixth St. and Park Ave. NATIONAL BISCUIT • COMPANY AH were pleased to see Rev. G. V . ! AlhertiOn again Inst' Sunday and to hear his splendid sermon on “ Hlgj Measure” from the sixth coaptef of, Luke. Ho dwelt particularly on what the world und God expect o f ; us— ntt honest life, with xycll filled i mind and capable body. It was a sernion for all and especially fin e 1 for the voting. We were fortunate in hnVing witli us Rev. A lfre .f Erie-j The H. Y . P. U. room Is equipped j with electric fans and ventilators, j making a pleasant room for^my'oni* who may desire to spend a profit­ able hour Sunday evening. Jeo. H. Tomlinson NEXT TO FIRE STATION Palmetto Avenue Last Sunday a special program with tho subject “ H ow Cun I Train Myself for. Christian Work,” was ^ rendered. Mr. Edward Millen ably 0 led the meeting, with Misses Millen, j o Rosamond Radford; Messrs. Wain-1 o right, Forrest Gt^tchel and L c s jie jg Hill also'taking part. A solo sung o by Miss Cora Lee Tillls added Inter­ est and pleasure to the program. E V E R E A D Y offers every man, wc and child an op p ortu nity to turn new word into $3,000. Are you going to noglect this offer ’or are you coming in today'and get an E V E R E A D Y C O N ­ TE ST B L A N K ? —they are free. Contest closes November 7—at midnight'. Tyner, seventh grade, and - Floyd attractive him y.• Mr. Shiuholser has Christopher began school this, week, the work in charge. Mrs. Andrews making sixteen for the. jitney. and little son, .Emory- will arrive We understand M b 'S ta u ffe r has later. returned to .his home near the UpMiss Isabfdlc Raynor was the sala station. gucat of Mrs. J. B. McBride on West The convicts • nro doing a little First street a--portion of last week and- attended a delightful cYening work on our roads tlfis’ week. The question, "W ill God Gea party at the Wninrlght home. ’ * .Mrs. ilcrtelson and Mrs. Ilorell M e;W hen I Pray” will he discussed Messrs. Elliott and Crawford of were out calling' owith Mrs. • M ag­ next Sunday evening. Group ‘ ‘ I’ " at nuson Wednesday on Mrs. Jnck Sav-.irtnnh, Ga., have arrived of w;hich Mr. Forrest fiatehel Is Cameron C ity for the winter. Vaughn. Captain will hare charge of the pro­ •foe N cR o* lias renter# again in A large party of fejends gave gram; A poem, "M y Evening li - tenant house. Ricliard Hickson a complete sur­ Prayer" will he read by Mrs. E. J. M r. John Lundquist has been prise at his home last Thursday Cameron. It. S. (»., Reporter. S ’ tting out ! onto young oruugc trees. evening to remind him of his birth­ day. A very pleasaht evening was Th e phoehy bird# and the Jenny spent with dancing nud visiting. Supper Sa|urduy'Night are again with u>. enjoying-our fine Refreshments taken by the guests weather. « ’ ’ * Supper Saturday night, given by were v.uch ’ enjoyed. . • tho ladies of the Presbyterian church Mr. Geo. Clark underwent a very Mrs. S. J. Gorman of Deband is in the now building next the Coserious operation • for rnheer again a guest at the Fish-Onlloway home Operative Store. this Inst Tuesday in the groin. He. on Cameron avenue this week. Chicken I’illau went through it successfully and' T it” report is very satisfactory to H i* iid and Hotter though very low we will hope for Coffee nnd Rickies i lie b e s t D m . Denton, Stephens a large circle of friends from Hen 25 cts. und Neat operated upon him. ' A tel­ Fish who is at a hospital'in Jackson­ Chicken Salad, 25 cU. egram was sent for his children. His ville; He is said to he recuperating linked Heftns with Cold Slaw, 10c daughter from Augusta, Ga., ar­ nicely from a severe attack of indi­ gestion and nervous breakdown. Ice Cream, 10 cts. rived last evening and his son from Williamantic, Conn., is . expected The A. P. Connelly Co. have made : Thursday or Friday. two real estate deals in this section recently. The U. J. H o lly ’ 10 ncres on Ucardnll has been, sold to. a Mr. EAST S A N F O R D Th e Methodist ‘ Society have de­ (a*wis of Ohio and a Mr. Smith o f , cided to gather at Moore's Station Indiana has bought a ten acre tract church each Wednesday evening for near Cameron. Tho season is younfc j jiru y er meeting, beginning thiv w w k. All friends arc invited to meet with There never was so much celery them. { '•out in t-he fields this early -before. Th e Kpworth League at Moore's it is estimated there are in the •Station will have a apodal prog am [ neighborhood of 500 acres set out this coming Sunday evening nnd a land looking fine. The weather has Als* a silver offering will be taken. All are ! been ideal fpr tho work. large arrange of lettuce. brum invited to Iip present. ley of Celery aYcnuc.1ias 23 acres of • *F. it. Ahdrcws arrived last week from his summer home, Konnehuck. fine early lettuce, beside a large acre­ Maine, for the. winter at his home at age of celery. It is estimated there are about 250 to 300 ncres of lettuce Shell Mound. Work is underway out, The labor of lettuce rasiing to enlargo and boatltifu their'already lias been worth ■while this season. Seed bijfli hltVf ll° ° n r y -r y Chambrrlain o f. Heardoll avenue has had some of the finest beds of celery ever in this section—on new ham­ mock land— has been filling orders for pricked nlunta. l o many* outside places, St. AugUHlinc, Daytona, Or­ lando nnd elsewhero.- It means that you get the benefit of expert tire building-in the first place by equipping with per Dollar It incnns the expert tire service, courteous and reliable help which'is always available at our slipp. Remember that Firestone Tires arc made by specialists in the World’ s Largest Exclusive T ire Factory. But Firestone building methods nnd this immense volume, ridded to their economical distribution, enable them to charge as low as for ordinary tires. And our shop backs up the Firestone Service. Call on us. WIGHT TIRE & SUPPLY CO Sa n f o r d VETERINARIAN ----- OFFICE— g • H A N D B R O S . S T a HI ES ° o ° o a firing in jour lame nnd slrk horses nnd mules. Have ilu-m (rented. Have their teeth ex imih.' ed. sharp corners dressed ilu»n, q projections cut off nnd der.ijrsl q □ 0 § 0 ® Hinlnrs extracted. “ Q D Q O oaaodooooaD O O O oaaoaaoa RUN DOWN ’ If you arc run down, can’ t eat, no ap­ petite, you need -TMAOC M inn - TO N IC DIGESTIVE ’ It improver! thenppetite, is an aid to weak stomachs, and tones up the emir* system. Sold only by us, $1.00. x - It. C. HOMER REGARDLESS Joe Cnmeron went to Jacksonville Wednesday night on 80 to the live stock show and sole' of blooded stock. . . Moat Milea SAVE MONEYONSHOES Fl o r i d a W E K 1W A A N I) E T H E L N E W S * • M r. U. S. Brown spent Friday night in Sanford, the guest of Mr. J. Vaughn. Rev. Ericson from New Upsqla preached for us Sunday night. .His sermon wns about the hoy' Jesus who was left a few days’ journey be­ hind in Jerusalem before his parents found out he was not wjth them. N ow how many of us go u day’s journey into somo acts or deeds be­ fore we find out Jesus is not with us? And do we always turn back as quickly as did these good people to make search ' for Him till we find h im . and take him with-% us? He would savo us much worry and troubio if wc did. OF WHAT OUR • Miss Daphne Vcrmiliian wont to Sanford Wednesday to be gone somo time. Mrs. Allen Boyd and children ore expected hero to visit Mrs. B oyd’ s brother, W. D. Fillman and other relatives. Would it not ho well to have the gamo season for all fante open at the same time? Squirrel season opens so long before tho others that " 7 . SAY i Your C R E D IT i Good T h e Ceo. H . F e rn a ld H a r d w a r e Co S A N F O R D ’S HOUSE O F S E R V IC E - • SANFORD , FLO RID A Xi AiaJS (§ £ - ........ I(@ ) GUASANTtEft STORAGE ■ I E V E R E A D Y NQN-SW.PHATING BATTERY A L L M A K E S |AND TYPES REPAIRED SEMINOLE Fully Charged Batteries - t o Fit Any Car COUNTY GARAGE A T L A N T I C C O A S T L IN E ^ STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH . 9 SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 18TII, 1916 M THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY AU Steel Uoltm mt. Free RerltaU* Chair Cara la Waahlflflon Dlbla« Car Ncrxlra on T u la >0 No. 82 Lv Jackaonviye.------.9:10 a. m. Ar Savannah Henry Hodi, who is. working for Mr. Wallace, -while cranking an automobile got his right arm badly bumped', but it was not broken, as was at first supposed. Mr. Edward.W hito left here W ed­ nesday morning for Titusville to en­ gage in the orange packing business. 02301118 drlphia.........12:24 a. m. York........ ~...2:40 p. m. Nu. 86 No. 8< 1:35 p.m . 8:10 p. 4.03 p. m. 3 6:20 p. m. 6 For Information or Rcoervation Phone or Write A T L A N T IC C O AST L IN E 138 W. Boy St., Jackaonvlllo, Fla. Phono 17 " Hillaborough Hotel, Tampa, Fla. ,, Plione 132 *' A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald * • * will Rent Your House For You �rr r 20. 1» I « i r m r s x N r o Ru Trerm n page .... V t . V . ____Zebu'cha fund In to tho use of state lands for Virginia DeCoursey |the benefit"oT their private lands, is A RESUME OF SANFORD "h e ro Hoses Hlootn Hertlia M ottle ] considered, it {^apparent thai_aplcnHAPPENINGS UP-TO DATE, * Alay Holly \’ did progresrf has been made. Hut A44«*» til Comm.niution, to, tku Duet. Autumn Idyl J . ... P.- Reynard i'Jor this opposition the finatree* for C.lam» i» “ Socmi, U.to,."or rk„M Mil. H. A. Ttiktun. Phon« Nd. JCJ Julia I.aing aifd Miss Davis ' much rttdro""extensive opeTutiotis The Stork March ... * , Keathloy could have been arranged. Liliap tyhinholscr * ’ “ Under the plutf no>v being folurantelle / ..... . . " Zanski lowed by lh « drainnge board-the intendent fejl upon tjiiji date of Hip meeting, Oct. 13th and beautifully Ixetta Stone ; state lands and all "ollrer* lands pay rocited a birthday poem. after which (loading, A Mnn Without Sentiment their proportionate part .of the she presented Airs Perry with a Kuth Kafiner drainage taxes. ’I’ his plan does not! lovely • boui|Uet of roses and ferns . -*uit a fi;w land speculator*. T h e y . ahd a fan in -behalf of the nr.-!.• • /Vrxomi/ Mention .would prefer having the state lands j Mrs. \. K. it,.l| |,.ft Tuesday for bear the entire expense of tlm.drainMrs. Perry responded with gr.n-cful. thanks. Each tmqnbcr gavu hirlh--| lampa to attomi the Confederate ra g e . operations and thereby g iv e ’ day wishes in verse.or prose, many Veterans ' Reunion. She will visit them even larger profits on their of which were.novel were.novel and and umusii amusing. among relatives and friends before -lauds’ Jurchased at on e,dollar and * • • twenty-five Vents per acre years ago. ’T he happy afternoon concluded w ith returning, to Sanford. dainty . refreshments of* fofTeo and • Few Have Complained cake with Newhurg sponge a iu V Mrs. Carl Yeiser and children nrc “ The drainage board and the trus- n il Gavotte e v e n ts s v , o Uiiby Campaign Thr‘ i‘rcsbyt*Han Endeavor So•M. always nrtlyc ill uood works visoroualy iri!! l»u*h . , r ,,rmnitrn next week. Morn* JSip i" «h« » ve-a-Bnby c,ul; for fh ,mall sum of ton rapt* a share. ThVurocccift v ill he for tho benefit T, the .u’ Children' r’liilc!renr»" Horae Society. «f This Endeavor Society is always Tvb; jn interest of tho little u » « ttn,! thcir cfrorU de* * rve unlimited success . Ten cent, U,small Investment for the Individull but many ten cent pieces will _ . kt. a substantial donation for this worthiest of charities. G ive your dime with n glad hand and an In„ , d blessing. Mra. It. C. W ax well • fa chairman of the Save-a-Bnby. Campaign. . SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS peo ple a b o u t -* Pipe Organ Society The members of the Pip# Organ Society were delightfully entertained . by MUs Clara Millen on Tuesday afternoon. Interest* centered on work and plans for tho Christmas buaar to lie held in Docomber. • j|iis Jeanette Luing was elcotod pres* reporter for the society. Thoso , prr»*nt wore Mrs. A. M. Philips, — Mr*. Robt: Howe, . Mrs. Forrest’ Gatehrl, Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. W. K. Hell*: Misses Edleth Stewart, Ella 'Dillon, . Martha Fox, Daisy B*tt* ami Jeanette • I.aing. Airs. • MiHen wa< u guest of tho society. Charming Afternoon Tea ... crctyc. Mrs. F. J. Gonzales | o f the internal Improvement fund have served the entire state in St. Ague* (Judd j the handling' of the drainage opera­ Attention nt is called to tho meeting t v M™. E. F. Coney of Hrunswick, lions and the state land and not the {nos GuHd next Monday Bll“ visiting Mrs. I). It. Hrisson special interest of a few land speruof St. Agnes afternoon at the homo of Mrs. C. M. and other friends while on business lutors. Hut very few of the Evcr■glade land owners, have compluinod Hand with Mrs. Archie Betts host­ iii the city. -------j of the policy pursued. During the ess. Members are urged to attend as this is the first meeting of the ' Mrs. S. J. Gorman of D e L a n d 'i* ! remainder of my administration, just season and of Importance. the attractive guest of Mrs. E. M. ;lM we have done during my entire Galloway. term as governor, we shall .continue to push tho -Everglade drainage Auction. Ilritigc ■ work.” . ‘ Mrs. C. M. Vorco delightfully en­ \Miss M yrtle Conrad of DoLand, tertained th o’ Auction Bridgo Club teaching one of the Fifth Grades iu Unusunl Florida Incident on Monday afternoon with several the Sanford Grammar School is •pleasantly located with Mrs. C. L. If, not for the first time in the his• • guests substituting for .absent mem­ Goodhue for the* winter. lory of the state, therr at least for bers. Those were .-Mrs. Geg. Speer, the- first time iu many years, an Mrs. Geo. Davis Hart and Miss entire railroad, with complete,equip­ Mr. P. M. Kid r and family havo Afitfio Hawkins. ThV guest prize was won by Mrs. Hart. to whom was moved this week into their new- ment and operating in sovcrnl rich and rapidly developing counties, has given a box of correspondence cards. home on Oak avenue. '. , burn sold for taxes, ^i’ lie railroad in Mrs. J).. W. Herndon won tho club i question is that known as tho FlorDr. H. S. Ke’elor of Westfield, prize, a box of stationery and rorres' ida Railway Company, running from pondenco cards. Others, present N- J.. is visiting his .daughter, Mrs. Live Oak, in Suwanno county, were Mrs. S. Puleston, Mrs. A. P. ] W. K.-Whitson while.en route home, tyrough Lafayette and to I’ ferry, in Connelly, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Gal- after a tqur of the state, I’ .iylor county. The delinquetit tax low’ay and her house guest. Mr* .tmoiinted to n>» K-s* flian S L S . I t . Gorman of DeLainl. 'M r-. I.. M. Hawkins of WittxtoliTins is quite a nice little sijm to Salctn, N. ( ’ .. is expected thin week conic into tho coders of the state to vi-it her daughter, Mrs. A. I and the counties interested,. The V Clortr-Club Cop nelly, (or Iho winter. The Clove/ Club "has fallen in line railway company will probably, re­ • • • • . t i• » . EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1,1!) 16 Pennsylvania " •, Pennsylvania * • Pejinsyl vanlft • VAC n M CLP * EBONY TREAD IIAR C IR C L E GOO M ile Tires * S.OOOjMile Tires 3,500 M ile Tire.* S12 !0.... >30x3 .:.$11.15........... 3 0 x 3 ,....... $ 16.10... 3 0 x 3 j 't 11.80......30x3! 12.65 25.90 .....33x1.. 23.30........... 33x4........ 20.70 27.60 : .31x1 ...... 21.85..... 34x4........ 21.1^ ‘ 35.65......34x414 ... 32.10 ....34x4] jJ.... 28.20 " 46.80 ... . .3 7 x5 ...... 42 .1 5......37x5....... 34.85 « The k rowing dam tad for Penniyivania IjTires, under the irrevacable policy of quality first has enabled .us to heavily ' increase our volume of'sales and notwithstanding the present high leVels in the raw material market, to*efTcct substantial savings in cost. , 'Fhe reputation of the.P»>Iinsylvanla^ Rubber Company is sufficient assurance that the .’established .Quality of Penn­ sylvania Jjres will be inaitjlained. • . WIGHT GROCERY CO. FLORIDA SANFORD. ‘ BIG CROP” BILL |A V S : "Guess you all know that fancy bright fruit brings about it .dollar it box more than the dirty stuff. Since I'v • been li*ing Blowers Ground Lime­ stone on my grove my fruit lias been hard, .shaped proper and bright. Pnys to.use good l.imcstong.” \\ (iruwrr* trli ua ll.at plenty at lllow ct* tjim<stnm> in llm p u t t h u a vrry la-n. tkial tflrrt on the (lull. ItoukWl Irw BLOWERS LIME & ^PHOSPHATE CO. $ BOX B-308 OCAI.A, F L A . It Wouldn’t Add to the Value • _to Increase the Price Ovanfatit ftaft Bchafforr k Star* Coming our way? F course you are. Y ou ^ want to see the new mod­ els for fall in Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes You 11 have a Hne chance today, .because the big showing of suits and overcoats is just in. glad to see you. We’ll . . . . SANFORD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. iiv; / » t* Wanted Slate to Drain Thgir Land ‘” In my opinion the wholo trouble back of the attack upon the Ever­ glades project made by these parties is due to the fact that one or two land speculators' havo been unable to dominate und control to their ad­ vantage the drainnge board £haivng in chatge the reclamation project, mon who bought lan d 'at onei dollar and quarter par acre and hawe sold considerable quantities of it ntM<om thirty dollars to .ninety and even o hundred ^dollars per acre and yrei have sought to have the stato lands used to pay Jor the drainage of their lands which they bought *o cheap nnd a qu antity.of which they have sold at fabulous prices. • “ Of course it would bo to the ad­ vantage of private land owners in the Everglades to have tho stato’ a million and a half acres of Innd used to drain tho two and a half million of privately owned lands in the Ever­ glades, but such policy would be de­ cidedly to the disadvantage of all the people of the state who own tho million nnd a half acres. I t would mean the taking of tho property that belongs to all tho people and appropriate it to the benefit of tho few. ’ , “ The state authorities, despit# the unjust criticisms and attacks, have mado decided progress in carrying o;r tho drainage operations and at tlm present time a largo number of dredges arc operating In th# E ver­ glades. Locks are being constructed and additional, contracts for canal work are contemplated. When tho stubborn opposition of a few land operatota who hove been unablo to drive the drainage board and the trustees of the internal improvement ■* OTHER SIZES IN PR O PO R TIO N Mr*. Sat'.i’mis entertnined with a drlighttifi y informal afternoon tea arill *c«ing party at her Jtortio on Celory avenue on Thursday. En­ joying the hospitality of their hbt»tfor the season and held its first meet­ organize entirely in the neur future (,t were Mrs. Gallow/ty and gpest, ing with Miss Alhipe Frank on Fri- v Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gerror havo uitd the forced sale may prove to be Mr,, (iormaii o f, DcLnml. M r.. M. Plans were .made for taken the house on Third street re­ a blessing in disguise.— St. AugusD. O.lrhrl Mr». R oy byrnc, M r.. > M, , faficy work at the an­ cently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. 1 tine Record. Huitpn and Miss Annie Hawkins. nual bazaar of the Congregational P. M.* Elder. church, which will bo held.this year j Emerson Is for the Future. \li dun Stud ij Circle on December 22nd. Present at thej •. Mis* Hoskins Jones left Wednes­ Humanity must receive a new nnd i Mr*. Jnliii 1>. Jinkins charmingly meeting were Mrs. Henry Nickel day by steamer for Italtimore, Md.. profuund charge of the rellglotm'iqilrU ontortainn.l the members of the Mrs. M. Minurik, Mrs. K<l HgndaU, w here she will spend her vacation. lu-foro its pupilage to the waiting mas­ Million Study Circle of the Method- Misses Clare Walker, Clarice Hand, ter (Emerson) enn begin. At tho Ut rhurrh last Friday afternoon. A Helen Hand all! Bertha Macoy, Gus. \f . Ilirth h , . present instant hu Is hardly in tho delightful program was rendered, bIo . Frank, Margery Packard." Guests Richard Rlchurdson Dens, Jr., iB strong sense a teacher, hnrdly In tho during the afternoon*which included of the club were Mrs. Frank and the name of the little son born to strong sense an example; lie Is a rev­ a Scripture rending by ■th o'su per­ Mrs. Geo. Shipp. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Deas Wednes­ elation of capnclty, an adjourned hope, nti unassured hut munientouB fore, intendent. Mrs. I L B. -Perry; a day, Oct. 18th. ■ _____ _— shadowing.—Professor O. W. Firkins. sketch of the three voyages of Co­ Cccilian Music Club • lumbus by Mrs. H. H. Chappell; a The first meeting of the Cccilian NO EVERGLADES' s u i t /nip talk-by Mrs. D. A. Kelly, in Music Club was held nt the studio of the course, of which she pointed out Mrs. Fannie S: Munson on Satur­ Governor Trammell Says That All on the map of South America the day, the 14th. The meeting was (he Land Should Pay Drain pltce, in llrazil where the Method- Inrge.y attended by members and . . Tates til miiniur,' are located. Mrs. M ct- visitors, and will continue through­ Tullahassee, Fla., Oct. 19.— Gov. tinger rendered n beautiful solo, out the winter on tho-second nnd, Park Trammell hits received word “ My Mother's Heligion,” nnd with fourth Saturday's of each month. from Attorney General West, who Mr*. Claude Herndon sang an inThe following program was en­ is in Washington, that the United piring duet, “ Homeland.” joyed by all who attended: States sdpremc court on Monday Rook* selected by th e circle fo r Duet, Installation March' Rockwell denied the petition of Vnllette and study will In* "Our South American Theodorp and Adele Rungo tfuinton asking Uie privilege to in­ Neighbors." Friendship Forever Geo. Spaulding stitute a suit" in that court whereby Ruby Hart At the conclusion o f'th o program they ask that the United States De Libes court place the state lands in the Mr*. L It. Philips extended happy Duet, P izzicatti............... Kathleen Brady and Mrs. Munson Everglades, in the hands of a robirthday greetings to their super'cciver and have tho drainage operav tions carried on by n receiver. N line with general increase of motor car prices, there w ould be every justification for an advance in Chandler Price. I 9.70 17.35 ....,‘.32x314... 15.65...... .3 2 x 3 'u.... 14.50 tiie guests of this week. Governor Trammell gavo out]Jtho following* statement: " I knew there was no merit in^tho petition and fully expected £thu United-State* supreme court to re­ fuse to allow Vnllette and Quinton to institute Bitch a suit. ** * * * ^ All material, costa .are advanced, labor is advanced. There is nothing that goes into the car or onto the car that costs less; but the price is still only $1295. W e believe our reasons fo r not advancing the price in the face of every conceivable excuse for advancement are based on sound merchandising principles. You are not especially interested as to w h y w e don't raise the price o f the Chandler car to $1395 or $1495, bu t y o u , are vita lly interested in th e fact th a t we d o n ’t. $1295, .f. o. b. Cleveland, still buys the greatest o f all medium priced, cars. 91293 Seven-Passenger Touring Car Four-Paeeenger Roadster 91299 * CF. a a caT«w) W . A. S T R IN G F E L LO W • AGENT ' . OFFICE IL &. O. M OTOR COM PANY - __ _ SAN FO RI), FLORIDA C H A N D L E R MOTOR C AR C O M P A N Y , C L E V E L A N D , OHIO $1295 y I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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