3 10 104 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/de64aaac4975d6538c09453f3ccecb77.pdf ade315c290bc4519dad11f7cd064f9b5 PDF Text Text * • IN T in : HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS ru B L isu C D SEMI-WEEKLV ; ‘ NUMBER IM SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20, I'JIG VOLUME VIII WAR WILL CONTINUE ONE YEAR IN SANFO RD — Life D Woiih L iv in g from Sanford ore candidates for the initiation. .As everyone know* when the Shriners meet for an initia­ tion there is always something doing on the side lines ahd the hig time »‘t Orlando promises to .lie one of the beat. The day will not he giveif over to tho Shriners altogether, for the 'm erchants of Orlando will on •th at day give the visitors to the city the hospitality of Orlando nnd aside from the pnruden and other features of the Shriners there will he a big street dance at night, hand concerts and other features for those who are not Shriners. A very interesting program has been arranged th a t will be given to the public later and November 9th will he n gala occa­ sion. Since Sanford experts to offer many candidates to the capacious maw of the Shriner’s goat there \vill ho many (rom here go down that day to take in the side issue's! Cheap rules will also he'm ade h y 'th e rail­ roads nnd Orlando anticipates n real big* day. , THE COFEDER­ JACKSONVILLE ATE VETERANS IS THE CHOICE ELECT AYER OF FLORIDA CITY COUNCIL HOLDS OVER ON HOSPITAL age was reported as negligible ex­ cept around HirininghWK and Mongomery, where it appeared to consis to damnge to chimneys.,- Many per-I sons, hpwever, ran from their hom es1 here land in other southern cities. The t remor was not felt at a n y ; point east except a suburb of -Au­ gusta, Gfc., according to reports to­ night, some of which said the f ir t, shock was heavier than the second, | while others reversed the dcscrip- j ALDERMAN NOT SO SURE OCALA MAN HEADS GRAY AS ONE OF THE DISTRICTS lions. BIG STRUGGLE IN E U R O P E C. F. Vonllerrman,* section direc­ ABOUT THIS EXPEN- . FOR THE FEDERAL . HOSTS AT BIG RE­ KEEPS G O IN G O N ­ tor of the local United States DITURES LOAN BANK W ARD ^ UNION • *• W eather Bureau, who described the Realizing tho im portance of the second shock as feeling "like some * City council of the city of SanTampa, Fla., Oct. 19,—Confeder­ British -Front in France, Oct. 18, u * - *--•*# ate Veterans of Florida in executive Federal Farm Loan the Sanford one hud dropped a big safe oui»i«io. ti» London, Eng., Oct. 19. Tho session today unanimously honored Board of Trade will send a delegate my office," said there generally w a s 1916. at 7:;J0 p. m. in regular sesti t will lost nnotherycar, according Present: It. W. Herndon, Gen. Alfred C. Ayer of Ocala by to Jacksonville not only to boost bclievcd to he a connection between «ion. to the concensus of opinion among earthquakes similar to the one Today j president of the council, and Counfor the farmers hut also to boost for electing him by acclamation head of the British soldiers and their leaders* tho, state organization, as major- Jacksonville as one of the twelve and low barometric pressure such as cilmon C. .11. Dingee. W. \V. AberRi« slso tho opinion of the Germans, general commanding the Florida laud bank districts thnt W’ill he. cxistcd along the Gulf const during nnthy, John Adams, R. A. Newman if the views of the prisoners count tho day's hurricane there. Mr. Von ; and Roy Symes. Absent, F. I#. MUdivision. The scene in the rasino established in the United State*. for anything.. Herrmun explained that today's ler. when the name of General Ayer wn4 A hearing of great importance to Before tbo grand offensive started trerqon* were more severe than that | Minutes of last regular meeting placed befoYo the veteran* was the farmers and farm organisations .» high authority informed the cor­ • . * * .• strongly dramatic, qnd as the vet­ of Florida will he held nt"Jac)tsort- whirh occurred about the same hour read and adopted.' respondent *of the Associated Press Report of ^committee appointed, to erans voted on the motion cheers villi; October 2.6 by the federal farm February -21st last, and. which ho did tbit the German* line would not bo not feel In hi* office. The ahoclta, he j confer with .NJr. Hull in regard to hurst from the lips of many of the loan board. . . broken this summer, and th a t slow Saturday of this week, Mrs. old soldiers’,* and spread until some­ said cam e.about 1:04 and 4:0(5 p. in. j routes to ho taken by the Central operations,* wearing down the Gor­ This hearing is for the purpose of W ard's circle of tho Presbyterian thing like the old time "HubeLycll" There Is no seismograph 'In this vi- Florida Intpr-Urbnq Railway Co. ham* would ho inaugurated and getting information to guide the rhureh will hold u rummage sulc on rolled o u t the ettsino windows. in the city of Sanford wo* read nnd cmity. sould probably last through another hoard in determining the boundaries Sacford avenue. Members please ordered filed. After taking hiH 'place n* head of o f the twelve federal land hank dis­ lurr.mor. • • * ’- * • ■ Communication fr>rtn the hoard of take notice. Next Tuesday there the veterans. General Ayer apt tricts Into wftich the country is to v Mr and Mrs. Archie Betts art- in With the approach of winter con­ will be a meeting at the home of trade governors of the city of Sanford, pointed Col.' F. E. Harris of Ornli ditions which rnak* military move­ Mrs. IJ. C. Du Hose at ff' o’clock to as adjutant-general and • chief of 1b e f f iv ir i ed for the adm inistration Tam pa this week, the guests of i Florida, endorsing the proposed Cenibe new rural credits luW,' known*as friends . and receiving many social ments dillirult this officer recalled make nrtirles for the Parcels* Post 1tral Florida Inter-Urban. Railway staff. 'The names of Miami an<| the ferierul farm loan act. The ses­ attentions. his prediction. Speaking of the situ­ sale to he held oq Nov. IRRh. was reud und ordered filed. Gainesville were pluced* before tho s i o n will he held in the federal build­ ation today he said: veterans,by proxy a* .meeting place*, ing at Jacksonville. On motion carried, the ordinance "We know what tho German re­ for the next annual state reunion) entitled un ordinance granting to tho The members of the federal farm sources were nnd woat ours were hut.on.account of the lack of repre­ Central Floridu Inter-Urban Rail­ loan board who will conduct the and the time required tp force a de­ way Co., u corporation organized sentation from both places the vetcisive victory for our arms is a m at­ under the laws of the stuto of Flor­ veterans left tho decision to the hearing are Hon. William G. Meter of calculation.” * ' ida, its successors and assigns cer- .. division commander, with the under­ Adoo, secretary of the treasury; George W. Norris, farm loan com­ tain rights, franchises and privileges German prisoners taken during standing thut" other towns which within the corporate limits of the the summer invariably spoko of wished to invite the state reunion missioner; Herbert’ tjuiek, < aptain W S. A. Smith and Charles K I.obcity of Sanford, Floridu, was placed peace being a certainty in tho au­ Would he considered. on its second reading by title only . tumn. They regarded the Somme The veterans endorsed Tampa a* •Irll. The board has issued uii invitation and .passed. Roll call, II. W. Hern­ thrust as a final effort of the allies the place for the national reunion of don. C. II. Dlqgee, W. W. Aber­ for a decision, and felt thnt itfter it Confederate veterans in 1919. Tam­ to all farmers abd farm organiza­ nathy, John Adams, R. A. New­ pesre Would be madtf. Their tone pa is to receive the active support tions of Florida to attend this hear­ has been entirely different ns they of the heuds of the veterans nnd the ing to get information about the op­ I N T E R E 8 T I N G MEETING man and Roy Syfrics voting Aye. ^ Nays, none. realise that It is a Tight to a finish bo- PLENTY OF LABORERS HERE camps over tho state, nnd n hig del­ eration of the farm loan n*ct, nnd to TUESDAY NIGHT—GOOD AND WAGES ARE SATIS­ Ueen the man power and resources egation of veterans will go to the furnish the board with Information On motion carried, the ordinahee ✓ ATTENDANCE of two foes and* that an ultim ate de­ national reunion in Washington t nbottt the farm loan needs of the entitled an ordinance requiring the FACTORY WITH ALL Continued on Page Four rision will come from the fearful get th e reunion for 1919. * . The Sanford ITourd of Trade held grading and paving of Third street Sanford growers in the past month attrition on the western frqnt which one of the most interesting anil best from the* intersection of French avenow will know r\o intermission until have been urged to • take up the meetings of its history on Tuesday nuo with Third street, west to tho the end. The Germans are d eter­ m atter of impotfmg foreign labor qight of thij* week, when about 100 intersection of Maple avenue with mined to make cvegy village on the to work in tho celery fields us there of its. members met in the- court Third street; Sixth street from in te western front a fortress which will are a number of companies thnt room at the court house for their sCction of Sixth street and Mugyield only when reduced by shell want, to import labor from Holland, noliu nVenue east to the intersection regular monthly meeting. . . fite and every gully and crater a Belgium. Italy and qther countries Allen Mimll. Development Agent of Sixth street and Palmetto avo- machine gun poit to securo their where tho war is causing many of of .tlje A. C. I#, was to have been nue and Seventh street west to the defensive against a critical' defeat. the able bodied men nnd hoys to present and address the meeting was inlcrkcction of French avenue and feel that if the war lasts much lortger unable to be present on account of Seventh street, was placed on its At a period when the weather Is there will ho no chanro for any of title only und .a western trip. , . , second, readirjg adverse to offensive operations else­ them to live, consequently they nre posset V.* ifc fU to l. B. W. Herndon; • A telegrum was reud from Jack­ where the .Germans pro apparently casting about for some moans to C. H. Dingee, W. W. Abernathy, sonville relative to the Farm Loan concentrating every possible* m an come to the United States. . EQUI NOCTi A I. ST()RM SEEMS John Adams. It. A. Newman, Roy ' Bank for Florida and asking for in­ SANFORD SECTION BECOM­ and gun against Rumania. The viewSymes voting aye. Nnys, none. . I These pcoplo are natural fnrmers formation. This wus ordered pre­ TO HAVE BROUGHT ING A GREAT CATTLE of the British officers is th a t tho nnd their wuges being very low in pared and it was decided to send a O n ’motion carried, tho ordlnanco German* hope to crush Rumania so ■ BIG STIR ’ COUNTRY \ • • rep re se n tative to the meeting at entitled an ordinandi repealing Sec­ that when they have to face a com­ Kuropo the agents nrc nnxious to The Herald has made Iho claim ' PVnimrnln. nrt 10 Savnral vao. JHekktfnVllB* dh‘ the Sfithr * tions 315, 316, 317 a n d .318 of the mon allied • offensive in tho spring place ‘the men. in Florida but the S a n f o r d g r o w e r s ar<- at pri-M-nt w e ll TCVCTBl" llnieis "That Dili's' immediate sels'in the harbor hort' were sunk, • The New Hotel committee made Revi*cd Ordinances of the city of they may not huvo to <jpfqnd_the bnmenso' U.»|{iK“ of tfie Rumanian supplied with negro labor anil they section of Florida was th*> greatest numbers of small craft suffered u report* that was very encouraging, Sanford, Florida, was placed on its damage, and one life was lost in tho hut on account of certnin legal dif­ second by title only and passed. frontier in. addition to w hat they had would rather take care of the men cattle country in the south and re­ terrific tropical hurricane thnt swept ficulties with which they oro con- Jiull-oollr—B^-W t—Herndonr who live hero and have been faithful cent facts and tlgures huve borne to defend this summer. to tho farmers every season. o u t this statem ent. Not only liavo through _ hero . .yesterday, at one time t c n d trtg ir wiu twrpossihlc'GTmake a Dingeo, W. W. Abernathy, John It i» a universal remark among Iur «i ...... -4»mhwrkfd--in th r ~ r n t r r TtmrhtniT'g'VetOcily ot u 4 miles an complete report. They stated, how- Adams, l(. A. Newman and Roy There ha* beon. n o f 0llhlu.. with the British th a t never has the mohour. Property damage in Pensacola .ever, th a t the hotel proposition was Symes voting aye. Nay*, Ao'ne. business in tho last two years and — -th e prliOTHnfs- varied more the resident help b u t there are many itself \\a$ confined chiefly to roofs by no means a dead issue and that floating negroes who cast about fenced thousands of ucres but the than now. Mr. Shinholser came before t h * ' being blown.off und plate gloss win­ they will have something to repdrt Snnford section has attracted somo from place to placo every season council in behalf of Mr. A. IJ..Phil­ "You will notice th a t we n#o al. • at a very early date. • of the largest cattle men in tho dows destroyed: ips and asked the council to reduce **>'« taking prisoners and thnt the working' a fow days at each place United States to investigate ouf Tho hurricon, which swept inland A set of by-laws for tho govern­ the valuation on the property of Mr. Gtrmana get very few of ours," said amj then moving on. This class of wonderful possibilities. from the Gulf early today, Isolated ment of the hoard were read and A. E. Philips. The council advised . • negroes have come hero this season * staff officer. Other by-laws will ho Mr. Shinholser thut nothing could btj Among tho local men who have Pensacola and the surrounding terri­ adopted. and are jillihg th e ’cars of tho labor­ "Though small parties of our men ers here with fairy tales ubout thu established Immense cattle . ranches tory until early tonight, when partia adopted later. done ut this time. . are gouml td get' into huzurdos big wages paid in tho north, w-ith are the Wekiwa Ranch of Dr. Black­ wire1 service was restored. Mr. C. R. Walks*, delegate to tho Tho request of Mr. E. A. Douglass position* in this kind of intricate Philadelphia convention of tho At­ to redeem, certain lions, and tax cer- ’ tho result that a spirit of unrest is man, the I.ockhatchie ranch of FanReports from ’the United States operations a t close quarters they die- noticeable in som o.quarters and the ford men, the ToslThnUhlo ra n c h 'of Navy Aeronautjcal Station, near lantic Deeper Waterways Associa­ tlflcatos at a flat was was again r»ther than yield. This shows their help has-upon, sevorol occasions de­ Sanford men and this week the Her­ here, wero to the effect that it es­ tion mado a fino report of the work taken un, and clerk Instructed to no­ morale and the temper of the sltuamanded more money. The SafffOrd ald W ars the incorporation notice of caped with com paratively little dum- being done by this association. He tify Mr. Dougldss that upon pay­ ti°h. Some Germans have nover growers pay and have always paid the J. R. Hayden Co., incorporated age, the newly completed permanent also went Into the history "of the ment of (500.00 said liens and cer­ fought better and some have never all they could stand for good labor­ for t-hc purpose of raising fine sto^k. hangars having* withstood the gale. Floridu link of this waterway and tificates would he cancelled, to b e # •ought so bad as iq tho lost few gave some very . Interesting facts paid within 60 days, if not paid In ers. • They ’ pay tho resident help, Thu .local incoriKJTators are J. It. *eeks. The gale came in such terrific and along this tine. more mppoy than the common la­ Hayden, J. N*. Whltncr, R. C. Max­ thnt time, the above to be null and "Today, fpr example, tw cnt#.G er- borers, going on tho principle thnt well and Alfred Foster. Tho threo sudden ‘gusts thnt in' Pensacola i The transportation committee, void. . -.practically threw up their the man or 'wom an who Is experi­ last ure too- well known to; need an blew threo or four persons, throug through Mr. A. P. Connelly, chnlrThe petition of Dr. O. J. Miller, plate glass w indow s'in the down­ hands and walked into the British enced and has been working for introduction. J. It. Hayden is town district, and carried away the man, made a very fine report with signed by numerous tax payera^of ln*-. But tho soldiers who too': years here in the celery .business de­ among our now citizens and is one of thp . result that * steps were taken ■them prisoner or their commander weather observation tower on top flf along the lino of freight rates that the city of Sanford, petitioning tha serves more iponey and many of thq largest owners of cattlo ranchos a high building. Tho barometer reg­ will he productive of desired results. council to build a city hospitnl w as all no ilLu»ij>n th at, these prisoners tho 1growers furnish their sternly and stock In the country, owning read and clerk Instructed to write hat tbe*e prisoners typified the con- help with homes on tho place nnd ranches in Nebraska. Virginia and istered 29.05 Just before all instru­ The Board of Trudo aro fortunate in each doctor in tho city as to when ments were put out of commissi o 1‘l“n °! l ^° German -army as a otherwise look after them. several other states. Ho hecama in­ this morning* and the gale had raged securing an experienced transporta­ it would ho convenient for them to * 0,i\ There wero other Germans Sanford principally up to l i t miles un hour, and then tion man for this very important meet with tho council to discuss Xho The question of help In the San­ terested in * ho %tte ready to fight with th a t ford section has. never been a seri­ through an address made by Hon. dropped in ton minutes to fourteen position. . The members present vot­ proposition of' a city hospital. trocit>' which expects no quarter." ed almost unanimourly to stand he-' ous one as the wages are good and J.’ N. Whitncr at a big stock meeting Clerk was hero lhatructod to write However, nil believe the war has the help is treated .right—that is the in Tampa last y ir aiid came Here boforc a change of direction, and u hind the transportation committee Geo. A. DeCottes, city attorney, f rise to ninety-eight miles, took tho ^tcred a stage where no comprom- good help. T he sorry negroes are to verify tho statements of Mr. in its work. advice as to wha) progress ho was weather tower off. The m atter of prices for labor on “ to ho expected nnd where vie- not wanted at Any stago of the game Whltner. He f o n d ,th n t. only half making towards tho enforcement of ory W||t e0 t0 tide with the Tho one life reported lost was that tho farm was taken up with tho re­ told and im­ and will not bo tolerated. • Neither of Urn truth had tho paymonl of back taxes and liens, of Daniel Cobb, cook on the small •"•Nty. to stick the longest. # sult th u t a special committee com­ will their tactics of demanding tnoro mediately Invested In rattle lands also opinion os to the law in regards steamer Flanders, which was re­ -posed of Messrs. Harry Wurd, T. I money for ordinary labor be listened and fine stock for the same. Aside to financial roports of cities. BIG TIME IN ORLANDO* to by the growers who know what from his extensive rattle lands Mr. ported sunk two miles from here. Huwkips, J. , F. McClelland, Joe The estimate of Fred T. Williams Its crew was brought hero tonight Cameron, R. H. Mulrhead, A. T. they ean pay and will not pay any Haydon-has p u re b re d farming land of wprk done on tho bulkhead- was on the cruiser Dixie. . No othor ^yr^•Ro! setter, C. J. Merriwether, D. R. Kh'lnrrs 0f the State Will 'Gather over. The Sanford growers have on LeardaH avenuo wiioro ho wifi read and voucher ordered drawn in ous injuries were reported; persons Brisson, C. F. Brannon and severa Thereon November 9th always treated their help fair and raise forage crops, establish silos and favor of tho 'Scmlnolfc Dredging Co. who wero hurt here reported their others were appointed to tako -up M«asrs. Beeman, Townsend, Bar* square and are satisfied with the go into general farming on a large Report as follows Bulkhead Improve­ injuries os cuts and bruises. this m atter at once. . . i Dewitt of Orlando were in Held laborers who are: ltnowp here scale. I t is doubtful if the Sanford - The work of the Sanford Board o ! ment, during the. twd weeks ending tell .Cly y**l «*day coming up to whq live here and aro well taken section has in tho past few years ob­ • A tlanta, G a\,-tlct. 18.—Two dis­ • tinct earthquake shocks th a t in Trade as a.w hole is bringing'forth October 14, 1916.* th.» ,,,peop** ■bout tho great time care of by the whit e people of this tained as good a citizen as J. R. 14000 cu. yds. at 12Hc~....’ .. 11750.00 Hayden and his faith in our Oection- some instances shoo, frame buildings favorable comment on every aide v be "held in Orlando on No- city and to the country. Less 20 per cent retained 360.00 and knocked chimneys down were This .organisation M doing a gooi • , er ?*h, when W ' pairou patrols of 'Jeckini-niT ""cu Iw,e ol While other eections are suffering ts shown hy !>!■ works. He boliovea (elt through western Georgia and work, not only for the city but for " ..Tam *“iiip» me for lack of help the Sanford farmers in Sanford and the surrounding . *nd pa*" or of the (1400.00 eastern Alabam a and 'Tennesseo . the farmers as well. The next reg H P 8Jhrin® wlU «■*»>«* Or- have plonty and are not looking,for country and he la a constructive All business being attended to ular meeting will be held, on Tuesday shortly after four o'clock Wednes­ aem ’ *ett* * hunch of novices any other kind a» long as the local builder and the kind of man this council adjourned. * evening, November 14th. day afternoon. At all points dam1 e burning desert and many help U giving the is m s satisfaction# country needs. .* . ‘ fife. : ' ■ * V.'J «( ’ '» iK ',.. * ’ ■ . •• SANFORD B. T. MAKES GOOD ALL THE TIME GROWERS SATISFIED WITH HELP newcoMpany EARTHQUAKE FORMED FOR AND G A L E S CATTLE RANCH SWEEP GULF �f*Y? •55P! '-“vVtttfi October 17, l 9i | ................... . ..fc*. » 0 “It will ho nothing dishonorable,’* For ' Sale—60,000 caulifl0» Tho great man was sitting alono at o said. "It la only what everybody his desk, and his faco was qufto fm- plants. R. D. 'MQnroo. ’ jo.u, ooa. Think, my friend, la It reasonT O passive; but tfioro was a cynical smilo For Sale dr B e n t-N o w bun^fcll [ E T H E A T R E S upon the llpa of tho secretary as ho L 1 1 A M1 # ' O f ' I G 1 It on Lake Onoro. See F. P.‘ DuttoT^ sat down bcsldo him. • •• • ------------- . • • . - ’ . ^Mowbray, Idly turning over the . l"-2tc "But I don't know .anything about pdges of n document, did not look up " filtered fabric. . For Salo or Rent — W c l f ^ T l for an uncooscionatdo time. All tho i t - C I i a. t • o f t f l e F l a y H o u s e s i n S a n f o r d , • "I shall sco that you know." Think whilo Imbrio warn growing ng mom anu boarding house. Addrm moro.and — A man’s work—a big man's • • last.lio could IW<I«nR House, c-o Herald. 7-tf p moro uncomfortrrijlp. At on an offlco hoy’s pay. Besides, uo longer ondur#tho suspense. . 'C iirjr nl the Hat” a Hopper l!lc- th e aere and yellow of base ball ngc. [ Great I.nkes Wdwe iU health spread. It Is not ns If you were betraying any­ For Salo — Hup Runabout r». "Mr. Mowbray!" ho blurted o d t Casey is the star hitter of Mutl-!»"K »phyr» over the city, and she thing. My government knows all • lure Play • built, | 100. Schcile Mania, City.' g.tj Mowbray looked up. ."Yps?" lio In-, ville’a team. Besides his job and h*» consumed so much of th n t air nbout this Chinese treaty, but it re­ . "Casey at th e B at,” the-Trlanglequlrcd blandly. • • For Salo—Nice- 6 passenger 0*L his ball' playing, he has two other i n - «»*• »° much of the ereatnesa of the quires Its suspicions to bo confirmed. • De Wiolf Hojfper comeliy to be seen ... - - . . _ i wrsf‘ that when she came east to You will confirm them, hot, you will Thcu Imbrio told him, without ex­ land nutoinobile. Also surrey. a t the Lyric T heater W t^nrsrU y 4inn for his little niece, and he is in 'io Ikrih tenuation. . ply A bernathy’s furniture more. ih the .theatrical profession, she betray nothing.” When he hnd endod speaking Mow­ , tells in picture froht the story of the i ”1 tell you—” Iinbrlo began. love with a rit'h man’s daughter. In ■imply could not help making a big *_________1__________ ’J-tf famous base ball poem which H o p -! "In proof of what I nay I have ar­ bray turned to tho secretary. “Will ' imprntsion and, single handed, forc­ per has recited from countless stages the latter affair* ho has two rivals, t ing her way to the front. tT h # t wa ranged thnt tho treaty ho placed In you read mo that Iftter from I'llo 13?" For Sale—Marine motor, 18 hon*. ; and at innum erable social gatherings one of them his employer, the other only a natural 'inclination, und n your hands for copying tomorrow. And ho asked. power, 3 • cylinder, 3 cycle, Fen#, Tho secretary read it. It was from First class condition, Sanford Meek since It first appeared, more than a the pitcher o f-th e b’rogtown team, efforts of any htlmnn / being could ‘your monoy difficulties will b i at an Mudvijlc's deadly rival. And' out ofj tho head of fabric's department-. end. Look nt this—como under tho quarter of n century ugo. * ino «t Gnrngo Co. ' «j3.y "With regard to our conversation’qft all this grows the story of the plot have prevented i t . . • • . • lamp and look!” It will be recalled th at Casey, the which embodies th ? misfortunes that He counted out 50 hundrcd-doUar yesterday, I can suggest nobody bet­ For Salo—Nearly new adding nuinvincible slugger of the Mudville overtake. Casey and His .ultimate l.yrlc Wednesday bills and plarcd- them In Itnbrlo’s ter than Mr. Imbrio of our department. chine. 136.00. Western Union. baseball tearti, came to ba^ orie,after­ downfall. I)o Wolf Hopper, who stara in the hands. Imhrle’s hands, clutching fe­ Ho Is n fellow of poor rhnrnrtor and • l-tf In debt, ns I havo ascertained, to noon in the ninth inning of a close In Hopper’s support appear such now Triangle release, "Casey at tho verishly at them, trembled. gome with n rival nine and, when u well known Triangle players os Mnr- B ut," is said to have recited tho im­ For Sale—Owing to change to “You see. you nre denting with gen­ money iendors! I havo llttlo* doubt hit was needed to win, ingloriously guerlte Marsh, Frank Bennett, Kate mortal Thayer verses moro than tlemen who trust you," tho stranger that ho can bo trusted to betray tho electrical power wo have on h»oj struck out, leaving the entire popu­ Toncray, Carl Stockdalo and May #.0d0 times. T he long eomedian, continued. "Am! If you provo false— document to tho person In question." machinery in good condition, «#. Imbrio stood dumfounded. which is Impossible—wc shall know lace of Mudville grasping with am­ Oarrin. Misting of boilers, engines, Wal(t who hns made a reputation afresh ’ . "H’e^afl’^-lght. Mr. Imbrio,** said how to punish you. Also, wo shall azement and drenched in gloom. pumps, fire pumps, air rompr**. in his screen work, has now appear­ Garcia. know if It Is tho genulno treaty you Mowbray. '" T h a t was a fictitious •ors and sundry other machines, ed in four Trinngle feature phototreaty which wo wanted to get Into The poem does not reveal what bring us.*'. which wo offer at prices which ire i untownrd cirguinstance it was thnt Edmund Breesc Tonight . j £**■• Quixote." "Sunshine Before Imbrln had qulto understood tho hands of a certain government.” small pnrt of tho originn! cost. IJ "Then you lmvp led mo on to betray caused -Casey to fall down so griev­ Not since he was seen in the role ''*r' Goode, the Sam aritan" the gist of tho proposition tho llttlo my country ns 1 supposed,” blurted interested address Virginia Carotin* . ously at a crucial moment. This of "John B urkett Kyder” in "The and "Casey at th e Bat." nlnn was gone, leaving him to his . Chemical Co., care H. H. IYabod/, soliloquies, his bribe and Dolly’s anx­ out Imbrio. * mystery the picturo promises to Lion and the Mouse." the charac­ "Wo lmd to," answered Mowbray, Suporintnodcnt, Sanford, Fla. ’ . , clear 'Up* *' * terization which won him inter­ l.enore Ulrich in "T h e Intrigue" at ious faco. hfs thin lip curving In a scofflng-smllo. . . -5 8 .y It *wn8 In tho slo'epy port of tho day "That's what men of your typo are Stnr Friday The story of the play, written by national fame, h as,, the eminent the following afternoon that tho high An eye opening revelation of the Emund Breese IVm. Everett Wing, reveals ‘Casey ns dram atic actor, FOR KENT ~~ official colored nqd looked about tho employed for." "What about tho $5,000?" the middle aged errand boy in Mud- found u part more ‘fitted to his tils'- tangled lines and cross currents of room. . ' For K ent— Three rooms furnishtd "Toko It to tho devil," said Mr. villc’s general store. Though past tinctjve talents than, he has in ' ‘The , th e international plotting th a t is "Hero, 'Mr. Iinbrlo," ho said, laying for housekeeping. *Downstairs. Mowbray. Weakness of Strength," his latest ! going on in New York at the, pres­ the age when the hatting eye is sup­ down a closely typewritten paper be­ Dazed, bowlldered, but conscious of $20 per m gnth.' 107 Wo. Laurel. starring vehicle on ihc Metro proj oni day is "T h e Intrigue,’" tho posed to lie the keenest, Casey is fore him. "Copy this, will you? It’s hid Intense humiliation, Imbrio went __________ ' ■ '_______17-2tp still able to inm .the hull on' thenosj^ graft!, which hus Just ; been roin-y 1’uHee’ Paramount photoplay cotnln? rather confidential and wo must have out Into tho sunlight. some moro copies. Mnko a couplo of nmk send it scooting over the out- pleted at th e ' i'opular Pulays and to th e Star Friday. Rooms for Kent—Mrs. C. M; WdAn American inventor haH a itnr carbons and don’t let anyono geo. f elders' heads. In whirh respect, it Players slmlius ami wilt lie shown llnms, 121 Palmetto Ave. 17-ltp Tongues That Kill. ’ machine; tin X-ray gun and the Bring them to mo when you havo fin­ rtiny be mentioned, hp lias had sev­ here at the Star to'nlght. Tho tongues of somo nnlmnl/i are For K ent—A nice four rooa The story, which wps written, if*-1 K°vernmepb turns it down ished." eral counterparts in actual baseball Iinbrlo stared at .tho paper. It was thetr weapons of defense, or very dnnn|Jftrtment. Completely furnUM history, notably Anson, Wagner and penally for Mr. Breese is from the j wtthoift u tria l—it s«*ems too pre- the secret treaty with China which goroiis Instruments. A Bon could , Electric lights, gas, hot and cold I.ujolie, all of them slnggers far in to t pen of Aaron Hoffmuu ami was pfo- l-PWttfrottf. Taking His invention to tlio-Japaneso government would have speedily kill n iqiui by merely licking water. • Inquire H. C. puBosc. '"dueeil wfor tlie screen by Hurry Hrheads of the European nations anhl Its soul to obtain. litm with his tongue, The tongsics of vier. i r i s brimful of thrilling and tho young-American proYes’ th a t it-, I7-2U Imbrio mndo an extra carbon copy all the members' of tho rat-family pro intensely novel situations and t»os- 1 actually do just as lie r’ainis. J and slipped It luto hla pocket. Ho covered with curious recurving spines, For' K ent—House on E. Second,' sesses absorbing interest throughout ** sm li a remarkable gun tjiut upon took thn ronmlndcr In to tho high formed of tough cartilage. - In tho com­ between I‘ark and link. .Knquir* It deals with a man’s regeneration, ' r,‘,u r," lo New ^ ork to perfect it official, and. side by side, they com­ mon domestic cat theso spines pr.o 211 Park. • 16-tf very small, hut nro sSfflrlcntly well doafter surritieing love. ImnOr iintl the" ' becomes entangled ill the net of pared the copy with tho original.* vcloped to glvo tho touguo a feeling of Imbtio .went homo In n dnzo. regard of his fellows in Ids pursuit t’thc foreign secret service agents in For K ent—Two or three light-4 roughness. In tho fiercest animals, hnusckccpi/ig rooms, over 5 & 10c ., Dolly npd ho hnd long -talked ot Amcriru. after .pow er and wealth. An un­ whut they would do If ever; by. somo such ns thn Bon or tiger, theso spines Store'..’ ’ 15-ltp ‘ But a very beautiful foreign usually strong eatft, including Clif­ miracle. $5,T)00 <werq to como to them. aro frequently found projecting up for Countess who Is also in her coun­ ford Bruch, Ormi Hawley and Eve­ E . F . L A N E , M ANAGER They had envisaged a pretty* llttlo an eighth of nn inch or moro, with For Rent'-r-Two furnished ’ room try ’s intelligence bureau so tangles fnrm In Virginia, with roses growing very sharp points, or edges. Whilo lyn Brent is seen in support of the for rent. Hot anil cold water. Mn. "THE HOUSE THAT PLEASES" his heart strings th a t he does tho up thn walls, n horse and buggy and tho mouth In relaxed tho tonguo Is star. ■ ' ' . . W. \V. Abernathy, 701 M.ignolit most surprising thing ,of his life and" fields,of corn and peach trees. And soft and smooth, but when the nnlmnl Ave. Il-tfc always glad he did the deed. now all this seemed nbout to como la excited tho spines becomo rigid. Manager E. F. I.aiie of the Lyric to pnrs. For K ent— Several nice office TheateJ. is read\ t«» personally guar­ Head*. Up! -» An ho stepped off tho car tho llttlo • rooms over Yowell’s. Enquire N. P. A Corking Detective Story a n t e e the quality of "Gloria’s Ro­ "An ckport automobile driver of my Yowell & Co. Jnpnncso .camo up jto. him-. Silently 22-tf Not since tho days of .the "Kafmance,’' for he h as'seen the early Imlirln slipped the cnrlioq copy Into acquaintance," snya Frcdbrlck Uphnm IlcsP scries has there been a detec­ clia|>teys of the story nml ‘ was Adnma in American Magazine, "has thn man's hand nml left him. For Kent— 708 Park avenue. En­ amazed to .find how much above the tive sto ry so exciting, so full of ndA month passed.' Imhrla hnd told coined an Injunction which might well quire of II. C. DuBosc, First and ordinary run of films it is, . All the -vertture,, ns. "The Phantom . . ” in Dolly that his undo hnd died and left bo adopted by all drlvcrp pending tho Park avenue. Tonight—Fourth Chapter of Glort 8-tf pretty little mnnnerisnts of Miss * ^ ''h Prank Keenan nppears. If s a him that $5,000 which they had nl- adoption of. tho reforms outlined. Most - ia's- Homanre, • featuring Miss Burke th a t *made h e r-so attractive; ^ anKle I lay, full of surprises, ways talked nbout and nover hoped of thosp wljo risk thetr lives' crossing W ANTED Billie Burke and regular program on tho speaking stsige aro retained li | church full of quirk, uetion and tense for. Poljy wns delighted. Tho rolor streets between intersections do so • i with their heads down, their halfW anted—Pupils to register in our the camera, and manv are of til moments. If you enjoy-this kind of rnnro back Into her chocks. Slid wns closed eyes fixed on their feet. After j night classes of Business, Civil S«happy. But In Inibrln's heart waa the a story this picture wiil surely "g e t" Wednesday---The (.'real Triangle !opinion thnt Billie will score an eVen- ‘you. Few plays havo equaled it. burning shnino of betrayal. succesBfully dodging such .trespassers, vice,- Teaching or Grammar md greater triumph in films Ilian she Hay—"Casey at Hit1 Hal" featur­ It was three months heforo ho sent or stopping In tlipn to save them from High School Special. Tuition, tea Shown ut the Lyric Friday. II did before she decided to sign a con­ In Ills resignation. Ho wanted lo nl- Injury, my friend good-naturedly flings j cvzitiv per hour for personal instracing He Wolf- Hopper. "Wings tract calling for $1,000 per week as a lay suspicion. Ho expected to he out; ’llenda-up, friend!’ tIlin< M cM ah o n Corns,nnd Wheels" featuring Joe Bel­ picture player. . wntdied. , Ho lind omitted to dis­ mont anti Ura l urew. pondcncc School, Sanford, Fla. charge Ids debt to tho mpnoy lenders L7-2tp for fear that ho would romo under <$> T he Almighty Dollar ' suspicion. It required nil Ills courago Wanted to hire an acre or two of At the .Star Wednesday. . Thursday J’atlie N i\s and reg­ to send In notlco. I tiled land with or without n house, Frances Nelson again, stars in a ular program. Then, toward tho end of his Inst j Address, P. O. Box 1365, Sanford. World Film Superdrama. month, ha began to rcnllzo what his • • 17-2tp Finite* ' ’••'-on i/ purely a western trenrhery meant. Ho know thnt. un !- . . i i —■ dor the-official sllenco, somobody wns product. \\ bin ; iu go to the the­ Wntitod—Position as second cook, Friday—Trian le l a),“ I lie I’lfansuspected, somebody wna watched, Hotel, hoarding house, rnfe,’ private tun'I fentu: ng Frank Keenan. * atre and ' e. b -r in a picture, you a* somobody was suffering wrongly for see dim.icti .g laturally as if she family. Ed. Dowell, Gilt Sanford "Pnor’l'apu teuluring in-WOlf . By his nbomlnnblo deed. Ho could not <*> m was present before you, acting on [ A v a l------------ ' — ^ - 17-gtp— j Hopper. • » enduro his position. And ho told H. M . EGBERT ’ the stag**, When she taekiw a man -DoHy. ---------H All Local Advertisements Under Wanted—Position as stenographer. and tigliis li-Tself frna—from- -tin* — • Ho confessed to her one evening This Heading THREE CENTS » Address Frances Leavitt, 317 Elm rlut*'ln petq>!'-. wonder when sho had questioned him nbout Line For Each Insertion. Minimum avenue. • . "Sat inlay ih epiMMie "Peg O’ 17-2tc (Copyrlslit. 1J1*. by W. O. Chapman.) how she’ does it ->o r'-u i.ti ally. 'T he hfs distress. Ho told her that thoro Charge 25 Cents. • The Ilinif” •The G if I fnirn answer 'is that --.hea she ai tsr she Imbrio passed his hand over his could ho no futnro for them upon tho W anted—Ladv wishes-uoalikm-s .Frisco" diK-i not want t > be baud ’ ! like a damp forehead and stared sit tho pa­ monoy earned by hla betrayal of h i s ___ ___________ LDtiming—>U— advertisem ent TiTenographcr? Work will please. doll 'if tliu part calls for her to be per In hla hand. Ho eould not believe .nMlyaJamL—Ho-bowed-hlrhunt?Whim where no name is mentioned in th Box 1052, Sanford. 16-tf hustled to ri^iit or ! ;t- U '' i idltias Hta ejus ur Hie good lurtuno ho had ended, for ho expected thnt ad, please do noL ask The Herald Dolly would herself donounca him. calls for u struggle, sue ly t'jero with which had placed It thero. Lost—A hunch of keys, with belt for information ’as to the identity of A subordinate clerk In the wrnr of­ But when ho raised hfs head 'after the advertiser. hook. Reward if returned to F. F. it ar.d ran pack a punelr in eiteh t x c t r a r iu s r Usuully we do not * lT-2te hand. This also a -county for the fice nt Washington, Imbrio bad faced a long dllenre, It wns to seo Dolly --know who the advertiser is and if Dutton. reason she was brought forward so life on n sub^y of $2u weekly. This standing beside blpi. her face oxpros wc do we are not allowed to give wns his solo menus ‘of support for U f m • w s l ur I h r ll‘F i —.. rapidly from the ranka of stock play­ himself nml Dolly, his pretty young slvo of pitying wonder. . I• *tTho bitter thing Is that ’you did ■out this information. Simply write • x. V. fi. ..»n l OOlr* »o r u . ‘ ‘•••v er to star. • wife, ns Well ns Dolly's mother, who it for mo. Ronnld" sho said, and sud­ a letter and address ft us per In­ Nolle# li h»roby #1 r i Ih s l H»mu»l «»■»* . ■noy ol K o lik r -, F l o r a s W(.o. on I J ,1 'When ymi se e .her on the screed, lived \ylth them. , ADMISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS denly dropped to her knees. _ "Ronald, structions in the ad. 1*11. m i d i Hum »ir»d Hairy. h»r robust urttvi snatching the wrists for N W U ot Vocilon *0. l o w n h l p * 1 . ^ Ho had been shifted Into a new de­ dearest, you know now wbat you must MATINKC: Its t* 3-J I . . T « tl» h « ’»»o »•* FQR SALE of* an uncanny villain from around partment recently—thaj In. touch'with do." T emmU ; • U t i ln r tila j • | rltla j • H uiurilij Ulrd notlco nl I n t .n tl o n to m»k« r l v t l ' » I'rool. t a i t i M l m rln lm to tho Isb .I her waist, th a t is real stuff.. You tho seerctnry of stnto's offlco. Of 3:15 p. m. Night 7 p. in. Sharp "But. Dolly—" i l M c r I M brforo C l r f Circuit ( ouM. »* For Sale—An almost new 2 Jiorse Honlnnl, secy Miss Nelson hnils from St. Paul, rourso Imbrio never saw tho great "1 know. You aro going to say that Florida, o n Iho 2od <l»y »< N#' vomlior. ISIS. * • ■ man hlmsolf, or anyono hut an occa­ wagon and a covered 1 horse fcnrmy happiness.Is worth moro than tho '.Minn., where the grnud uir from tlie C U im nnl rn m o i a t »{t.-oo«o«: sional permanent undersecretary^ nation. But it Isn't,, it isn’t " ringc, ‘both in good condition. In II. A. N lrh o lto t, ot Ornots. lloilds. K. It. Kilt oo. ol tlorovs, * .. For weeks Imbrio had boon a. prey' "I havo mado purchases. J havo re­ quire ol J. C. Ellsworth Jr., IlearJ . II. Iluddiotton. o l Clrotta llorWa. to Inercnsfng despair. .Thero hnd been signed my position. Wo shall bo beg­ dall avenue or telephone. M . \V. T a jlo r, of Oonovo. flor as16-2tp U O B T . W . t*A\ Ikdly'a long Illness, after their little gars. oven after I have served my .. r • ' lt»li*t«- . Won, had been bom and died a few term of Imprisonment." For Pale—Celery plants. Apply ‘ tO'-Tuoo A Frl IQte . . _ hours Inter. Like overy man with a "At least, Ronald, wo ran hold up C*cil G abbctt, No. French Ave. D rp o rlm rn t o H b o I • • ... government position, Imbrio had found our heads," sho answered proudly. U. E. l.aad Offlco a t OwnootWlo, r 1*-** 15-tf ' Sept. i!J, IfthIt not at all difficult to negotiate a On tho following morning Imbrio that IJ Iy -« J Notice Is borvhy ' " loan with a money lender nt an exor­ went down to tho office with a reso­ For Sale—Kentucky horse with B low n, ol W rkjoa ’ li.t is , Y v ts .’ m a d o 'llo m ra ta a d H aU £ JJj* H, 1 1 bitant Interest. He had paid off tho lution to which ho had come, aa a buggy, saddle and two seta of har­ KIX O it. tor s it ot NEW . Saclloa l« . T o »s loan by Increasing It; then, rendered result of hla talk with his wlfo. Ho ness. Apply Cecil G abbett, North •hlp JO 8. Haaio I* . TallahaM** M crW lsj t.a» filed notice ot Intention to insho Ta r^ desperate, ho had gone to another would confefs ,oYondklag; and the French avenue. 15-tf y »a r Proof to oatabUab etalm to the monoy fonder, and then another.. Ho $5,000* ho ‘would turn Into charity. « i— ‘ 1 x---------------------- above d n n lb .il . t cfore t ’Urh Circuit vo»n« Kanlord. Florida, on tha »tb day had no qotlon that a ll' three were For Salo—Five acres of best cel­ at 'U r 'T ii Tho world’s weight seemed to havo bet, 1916. watching him and dividing tho monfcy beofl lifted from his shoulders. Wash­ ery land in delta, at M oore's Station, Notom ( U lm a a t n ir a n a< wllnaaacal E . A . K u ih . ot W ohlwa. .. that camo to them overy pay day, ington had nover seemed so beautiful, fenced, artesian well, all under cul­ A . It. Wallace, i t Wehlwa. fUrida whilo the capital actually increased In nor llfo so freo. lie looked 10 years tivation, near K. R. and brick road. A . O . Vonlterhull*. of Wchjwa. rtorido a . u . B u ,h . o, w . ^ . ¥ r h a . - . V I8. volume.- Imbrio waa paying $10 n younger as he went to his dejk, and week, and tho hundred which ho had his fellow clorks, too, noticed tho Price $1,600. Terms, $100 down, I l-T u c a k Ft 1-lSte R nt»tH .__ balance $100 a year, with interest borrowod originally had swollen to chnngo In him. at 7 per cent. Call on J. F. Mc­ three hundred. WE KNOW •• It was a long and difficult wait till Clelland, Moore’s Station. 15-tf Ho had not dared let Doily know, he was able to ace tho high official Tues<iay—Metro presents Edmund Breese in "Th* of no other remedy that wo can rrco»* and though alio had looked surprised who had given him tho treaty to copy. Weakness of Strength" also second episode of "The Cheap fpr Cash—Second hand mend more highly than a t the diminishing returns each pay Grip of Evil" entitled "Tho Underworld" As lm kicked hla heels In the man’s i • day, Imbrio had Invented a heap of offlco, watching dlgnltarlea como and rubber tire top buggy. A t store of Wednesday—Frances Nelson and E. K- Lincoln in . • 14-tf excuses. However, tho crisis was al­ go, a little aenae of resentment began J. E. Pace. "The Almighty Dollar" . most at hand. to assail him. W hat right had Mr. Thursday—An All-Star Cast in J'Tho City” Then, a few days before, a little, Mowbray had to place femptatlon In ' For Sale—One International truck. dark-haired man. who lookod liko a hla path—In his. a $25 clerk’s?' Would Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ Friday—Lenore Ulrich in "Tho Intrigue" cross between a Chinaman and a not anyono wfih a sick wife have been ed.’ Apply E.‘ Stafford, Sanford. Saturday—"Tjie Secret of the Submarine" . 7-tf. . Portuguese, had accosted him aa they tempted too? « ECZEMA REMEDY ', - T_. were leaving the street car together. And he had worked himself vFor -Shle— 100,000 celery plants, The buminr and itching fa quWJr He seemed to know Imbrle very well such a degree of anger that he had and had drawn him aside and msdo a a!moat*dedded to turn beck when Mr. French seed. Cheap. 100 bu. ear stopped and 00f ^ i lER proposition which made the pulaes Mowbray's secretary come out and corn, hucked and assorted. F. L. uai^git Sold o n l ^ ^ >& throb In Imbrle’s cheeks. . Greene, .Weet 8ide. V 17-2tc ushered him In. t Ch LYRIC THEATRE PROGRAM M E : T h e S to le n I T re a ty i *’ ; 4 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING o w r * 1* * M ' Ar c PROGRAM AT THE STAR rebel i *■+ •ti. ■IXr itdli . .>f ASai-Li �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE SIX October 17, i j | | rhaaa, own, r a i l . , b r e d , mil, grant, convoy* t h . S W rotnyr of thi, N B | | of N R t f , 8 t e , atom In a balance • i th - 't h a numhe* *f 4^ upon as a the n .w .” mortgage, pUdgr. and g m .r a l l y to d . a l In *2, Tp, *0. S i Cast, l . v l c a u l . , hoc*.a, awlnr. aheap, poultry, and all pioparly of the daf.n dan t, F. J. Thom Hertlon 1 o t A r l l c l . V l l ol th . kind* and *p«tir* ot llaa s t a c k : to c u b i c a l . , to aatlaty la id t i a c u d a u nnd coats. T e r m * lion la hereby amended 10 fo llo w *:. . ’’‘ Iq rata*, grow, purcha*. ar otharwlaa a c q u lr . of Mlg cash. Purcha*-r to pny for t ill* . all kind* ol grain, vegetable*, fruit, aqd all " T h a regular e e n l a n . ol t h , i____ H C . M. H A N (),>Kh«rlff, —* other produtt» .ol t h . farm , and to buy, *«dl, S r m ln o l. D ounjy, F lo rid a. that .hall meet in ISI 7 ahall app„ffu *!" t | own,' m'urigsgc, acqulra, and generally to representation In t b . bou*. of ‘ , ‘ls* M !S - T u r * - 5te deal la all article*, good*, and mcrchanllv .s. a* in thi* Article provided ‘llfiSlPb iortlonm.nl shall t>< d U . produrad, prepared or m anu factu red N . l l r a ml Application fee T a i H a r d Under •mu* taken by t h . " ____ __ fm m any ol said produrta; to purchgac, Section S o f Cbaptae 4 SB I, L a n a o f f l a r leaec. build ur otherwise acquire, u . r , acll,' Id* ‘ c h . United States, which ever . / ' A 4 . convey or o t h e iw U . diipom t f Apparatus N o l le . I* fcaraby given that A . Marshall, tahan . I n tha a . vet at counties ol and machinery, and to u*e. aqid p and o p ­ purrhaacr ol T a x C .i t ifl c a t e No. 161, dated and I h o t . t h a t shall meet , v r , y e r a ! . t b . s a n g for t h . handling, recaption , he r,!h day of J a l y , A. I>. 1314, hat llied t h e m a f u r shall apportion th- „ and storage, < w h r t .r un rommiaalon or aa said tertln cata In mi office,, and ha* mad* lion in the hpua. of r.pfaw-nt*t:>tP, T ? ownara, of all agricultural or o t h .r , prod­ application for l a i deed to t**u. I t ai rord- manner In Ihla a r t l c t . provldml ” hb t 1 uct*. and nil kinds and spacl.a of I t v . slock ance with law. Said certificate embrace* th* portlonment fhatl be based u p o n t U i Z : Hiccups In Strango Place. and merchandise; to buy, lens., or o t h . r w l * . following diwcxlbad property situated In « n a u a rn u m e jM io n i a h « , b y ,t ;, ' u lr., equip and u * . a warehouse or w a rt - Seminole co u n ty, Florida, lo-w lt: I ot F i r e Florida or hy T h . United S t a t e , . s . r t . " I.lttlo Lucy accident ally discovered acq hflutr*. for ■ gepeial or cold i t o r a g . buiinona U l . W eek T w o t21. two Cameron. is t h . last taken n e u before thher pulse one day. und running to her with power to i n u . and U*c proper w a ia T h e said land bring aueaaed at the date ‘ ‘ h* houee recelpla and certlflcate.; to buy, le a * , ol the issuance ul such certificate in t h . mother she c*c!uim rtlr"0 !i. mamma, or olherwlee a r q u lr . - fa e t t r i * » , ateck yards, name of Unknow n. Unlr** said certificate Jonv*.»ST” Section 4 of Article V I I ol | J , I’vo'got the hiccups in my w rist!” grain elevator*, w harvr*. doek* and a p p li­ ahall l.o redeemed according to law t a t tution is hereby amended *o a , ,,,*?**■ ■ 14 M| ance* inililtn^al to the aiecuUon of -irfI of deed will issue thereon on the 35th d ay ol folioWI the 'loregoing powers nr the operation ot October. A. I». 1916. 1 "W h e n any new cou nty Is creau-l any of the lu rrgtinn b nA ncuea, and tc o p ­ YVifnea* m y official signature an d ^ 'le a!i! legislature it shall h . e n t f lk d to Dally Thouflht. erate all mean* and metbed* ot transporta­ thla the 2 6 th d ay ol September. A. It. 1916.. alo r and o n . member of the hou>e Those who bring sunshine to tho tion by vchicl.A ur b y v m e l * ; tc acquire, aenla tlv M , until the next rnutm , 4, 1*0 (*#*l) K. A . D O U G L A S S , hold, mortgage or sell bond* Clerk C lrfuD Court Seminolt Co., Fla. vided tor In Section 5. of this Arti.-U lives of others cannot keep it from puirhaaa, n o t e . bill*, claims and olhar evidence* of f l y V. M. M r Daniel, D. C. shall b . taken after the creation of ih’. i H i It drbtedneav, including it* own stock and themselves.—J. M, Ilnrrle. new county, or untU the next rchm . 11-T tt.a-tlC t b . stock ot other corporation*, and to v o t . met a l i e n .t h a t shall b . taken by , L u - ' * ! the u m » a* a natural perann could; I s arStats of Amartca after thw c r* aijnn . i '.t ' N O T IC E o r FLKCTIO N quire, purcha*., hqld, mortgage, sell, trana- T o the Sheriff of Sem inole C ou n ty , of t h . said new — ........................... m u ,w county, whichever m ahall the, , , t S t a l e o f F lo rid a: l . r and ro naey franchitr*. privilege*, p a t ­ b# taken alter t h . creation ot ** m J T ent*, patrol right*,, c o p y i l g h t t ,* llrcnve*. I I . it known that I, H. .Clay* Craw lo rd county, when ft ahall he an lilted „ " * and any and all nth*r m a t e * or ln t* r.* ta Secretary of S t a t e of t h . S t a t e of Florida, member of the h o u * . o f MBrMentativmT! In or to r i a l or personal properly of e ve r y do hereby g iv e notion that a general elec­ every ten thousand of populatlen. o P u I kind and doaeriptlon either legal cr . q u i t tion will be held in Seminole county, state major fi a r t lo a " theroof the same *t ‘"I ahlr , and lo hold, ute, mortgage, grant, aa- of Florida, on T ue sday next aurrreding t h . countlea. * al^n, transfer, convey, enruntber b y ' mort­ Aral M o n d ay In November, A. D. 1918, gage, pledge, dead of t r u it , or otherwise, and t b . aald T u e s d a y being the 7 th d a y of N o ­ A Jo in t lleeolutlon proponnx an a —.. I -------- propoalnc to o lh e rw l*. diapoan of the eamn or any and vem b er: ment to Section 1 of Arllile VI of £ One Inch Cards Will Hr Published Un. eve constitution of the For United Slate* Senator from the ry part thereof, ot any and e v e r y right, f * 1* “ I This Heading At The Hale <)f*7.2» title or in tn e at ihrrrin , In t h . S l a t , of F lo r ­ S t a t . of Florida, for alx years from M arch amended -b/y Jo in t aItr*alu,,rm ----7 t ida or elsewhere; to borrow or to loan money I, HIT. Per Year. K H g 'b im y ." * *U U U " B ,0 F or ala (6 ) President 1st Elector*. ami to e i t f u l . Ita tote*, bord* cr o t h . i F or o n . llenreaentatiV . of tha F o u ith rrtrtrrre* i f lnd*btednr*>, and to pledge, ,h - •». mortgage or j t h t r w l i . encumber i l l or any Congr.tuional District of t h . State of Flor­ . i i s of Office N eil to W.' E. Houshoider p t r l or patte of ita property whether real ida. In t h . S ixty.filth Congrea* of t h . T h a t the following amendmeht to Garner & Woodruff Ilulldlng or personal or • any int.rawt- whatsoever United Slate*. tlon l of Article 'VI of the eonvtltutln af therein amf In general to do a r y and nil the etate of FldFldw be. and the .am* „ For G overnor of the S t a t e ot Florida. „ thing* netejihry" of ecn v e oie at lor t h . prop­ For S e c re t a ry ot S t a t . ol the State o f hereby agreed to and shall be auhmlltad i. tb* elect ore of the s t a t e at the r , , „ , i and *ueer»*ful conduct ol It* hu*ine**, Flo rid a. EYE, EA R. N O S E and T H R O A T er and to have, aa-rcDc, and .n jo }' all the For A ttorn e y General of the S l a t * of election In 1916 for ratlAratfon or ,•.%,»*• right*, power* end privilege* incident to Sectu n I. K e r r y male person ol the F'lorida. . MONDAY'S and THtTIISDAY'S corporation* lor profit, organised and **For Comptroller of t h . S t a t . of Florida. of tw xnty one ye ars and upward* who i, , I 00 la 4 00 I*. M . M i tig ttndtr t l . I.aw* of the State ot Flor­ citue n ot the United S tate* at the lime t! For Treasurer o f the S t a t . of Florida. ida. It bring e i p r e x l y provided M at t h . F or K uperlntcnd .nl of Public Instruction a p u l e * lo r e a l t o r shall h e - drem*d * foregoing . numeration ol apetiAc power* ol the State of Florida^ ifted elector at all elections under th* n i . ■■It n i l» e , .. f i k e -a - I - _ t »-t . _* a shall not fc. held lo limit or reetlet fn any For Com missioner of Agriculture of tha atltutlon of th* s la t * of Florida protria* that he povsessea th* following id fitlta manner t b . general powers ol t h e corpora- H t a l . of Florida. I(1U lio n. F‘ or t w o Ju s t ire* * of t h . Suprem e Court qualification*; He ahall have resided and had hit u*. of t h . S t a t e of F'inrld.Article III. F'cr o n . lUUroad Commissioner ol the m anett home and place of ahmt* ia Vk# Office In Garner & Woodruff Uulldlng Th# amount of the capital stork of thla state of Florida for one year, and In ik, _______ — . — corporation *hatl be t i n . Hundred Thnutand S t o l e nl Florida. For HI ale S en ator Tor ISth Senatorial IH*- codn ty Wherein he applies lo rrglitsr ! „ Dollar* I * ton,tit!o.Qfl) divided into o n . thmi. Formerly Occupied Hy six months, previous theFeto. * ■ eand rt.OOOi share* ot t h . par value ot On* I r l r t of the S t a t . ol Florida. If* must be able to read, write and Ut«. For iu ii M em ber 41 th* House of Heprxllu n d r td Dol'ara (ItOO.OO) each. T h . stock ' Dr. W. E. H o u s e h o l d e r pret a n y section ot th* constitution ».( it* when iu u .t l shall he lo lly paid stock paid ■ a n ,s t iv e * of tha S t * , , of Florida. d a t e of Flo rid a s i th* Um« he apptlrv t* F'or C o u n ty J u d g e , for In lull with lawful money ol th* U nltid re glstrr and vote. For Sheriff. F tate * or In p rip c r t y , labor or aervlee.. at II* mutt own I s hit ow n right projwnt F'or Clerk ot the Circuit C o u r t . • a jurt vatualton to b . Hied by t h . intorth th* V a lu e .o f not lets than flrp fiuedrvd F’ or C o u n ty A t t r a io r of T a t e * . pnratora or hy th* dlfM to r* at _a mrctlog dollar*. Which fa r t shall he dvt>'b<n.,| oil. T o r . T a x Collet tor. e all.d lor »urh purpi-A, which v a i n , ahall F'or C o u n ty Superintendent of Public !n - b y the aueasm ent books oi the county lt be entered of rdcord In the mlntltea c f the If the trim tullornmdo .shown here und velvet Is Introduced In n collar .the time he a p p lie s .t o register an I vote. said reertlng. *trurtloo. II* must not hay* been c o n i L u d , f n . had nothing further to recommend It. und vest Hint ure wonderfully* becom­ F 'o r,C ounty Su rveyor. A r l i i l r IV. . vlou* lo the time he applies to F'or five C o u n t y Com m ltlionrr*. Office: Vow,II Ilulldlng T 1 ' . corporation *hall * * l i l lor a term cl Its Independence nnd originality of ing- This design I« of Kpeeiul Interest c r voir,' nl tarreny, robbery, Inrg.-v, p**. For three member* of the County Hoard I Jury Nln -ty-niiiF 191M yeaia from tha date ol the* or bril>ery in an y o f,\ h e cou r .1 , . f stylo would coifmntnd uttcntlon. Tin- t " t h e s l e n d e r w o m t in . w i t h I t s h v u tilof Public Instruction. . • rate or ot Ih* United Stale* , or il >« re*. : : FLOK da l-iuance ol li t t e r * Apatent. F'or J u v t ir e of the P r * r * In and (or the test of perfcctlnii In ii tnllormtido Is m i c e o f s t r a i g h t l i n e s m i d I t s s h n p e l l - SANFORD r lii lr V. fullnwing J u s t ic e D iitrictf, via: No*. 1, 3 , | virted he mutt have been retlorrd to Iks lb*' ofTSre,-* of thi* rd f[lo rsllon ahatl 1*e 1. rights of citlkenshlp. to be n|ilp to do this In the face of Jim n< vs. in t h e c o a t it • t l n r l p g t i e p i n m 1“ ■ t i i o m a s i : m m k t ct il h o n t. a pr. -i.|. ni, a >lc* prcaident, a s e n el ai y .and I Provided, however, T h a t no p<r-«a w F'or Contlabie in and for the following unobtrusive color nnd severity of llhe<, ••••t ‘ u t o b - r a lie l.et t h a t o p e n s u b o v p lineal descendant of a n y such per ,n sks E. ttatiUHON n o t s iio i.n m a m a a u r e t , tho latter two of which Office*, Juilice Diittirts, vit: No*. 1, 2 , 8 , I. lo -w lt; a aeeretary and a treavurtr, may be T I i p suit p l e t u r t i l Is s o >| 111•-1 « < to a t r i bi-low the w i d s f l t u e » t t h e fr o r f t . In trstim ony whereof, I y* v o horetinlo • as on J s n u a r y lot. 1867, or prior ihvrvheld i-y on* and the a a m . ;*eral>n, and a set , m y band anil attived the great eoal of to, entitled to vote uAtlrr the convi.iulitas color mid llttl-lt tlmt U titlcbl |mwt tm- The Jacket has l o n g f e v e r s n n d it board of dire Itr* cooiliting of not more the S t a l e of Florida, at Tallahassee, the and laws cf a n y of thu ata trl or iw & than (even ; 7 ) nor h a . than Hire# (.11 C apital, thi* tht> tw enty-fo urt d a y of A u ­ ntorir*. or entitled to vote under any fans tiotlred. i Iiul I*v shi er cleverness of di~ r o l l e d s a i l o r c o l l a r . T h e e m i t s l e e y e I s member-, the nu m M r of said board to b# gust, A. D. 1916. of -government, or gny naturabtrd n u u i slk'n nnd perfeelloii of workmanship r a t h e r l a r g e at t h e t o p , b u t Is n n ror hi* descendants, shall be d r n M tks ti»*d by the b)*dawa.‘ The bbaril ol director* (seal; H. C l - A Y C R A W F O R D , right to register and (role t w a u e far ,kd ahull be elected by t h f stockholder* at their everyone Is compelled to look Iwin*—- r o t y e d b e l o w Mie e l l e i w m i d c l o s e s Secre tary of Stale. ann ual meeting which abajl »«• held on the T o C.. M. Hand, Sheriff Seminole County. not he able to read, write and luts-prvt nnd to ndtnlrc. any section of the conetltulion of tks second Twraday In ' a n u a r y ol each and " l i t ; nrt o v e r l n p n l o n g t h e f o r e a r m . 3 -T u » * - t 0 i e , state of Florida, as above provided, cr k«ov ry year, beginning with (b e , yeai I B I 7, Tlie plain slhrt luittes In five panels, T h i s , a n d t h e b o t t o m o f t h o hI covY*, I h cause lie shall not own properly <d tks and t h . other ofltrett (hall h* .l e r te d hy the hoard ol dlrvrtora ann ually, on the aam# Administrator’ * Noit.-e of . S r K i r in i n l o ( value above rpeclded: natuialliril nUicvr formed by deep hivfcrted ptnlls. It hits b o u n d w i t h h r it ld . ] of the United Stale*, however, at ifar.ips# •late a* th" annual mmting ot the stockArrou nla Metal buttons nre set along tho n tmrrovv item and nau-hes a little laj thry apply, and before they shall far , 4h fb 'r r a a* above ape^ltted, anil Immediate­ To All Whom ft M a y Con'.ern: | millet! to register, shall pte-eni lo if* ly af,*r the cab ! meeting of the stock holders. s l e e v e fr o n t t h e w a i s t n e a r l y t o t h e e l ­ low the shoetops. The fastening ji at | Notlck 1* hl-ret y given that on T : t * d * > , registration officer y rtlllcate nl hi- nstxurdT i e b.iaril <,f illrectitra may at any time'Ap(lie left side under one of the pln!t« b o w . m id d o w n t h e f r o n t o f t h e v e l v e t |K.ini o n b s a - M a n t *ecrrtaij*a or a**i*tanl IP* 17th d ay of October, A. I>. 1916. I Ixatlon, nr a duly authenticated' rap shall present pny account as adm inistrator thereof. trevaiiMr* a* it may * c c tit. The incorpor­ nnd Mo re I* no llul-li c\c. pt iii-iv-t- v•■*t . Larger b u t t o n s o f t h e s a m e k l i u l Office In Vo well Hide. Sanford, Fit ator* fn tt ia company shall meet In the D lly J of tho estate, u! L u c y S. Ilrown. deceased, Sec.* 3. Upon the adoption of thi* imrsdare liv e d f o r f n H e i i l n g t h e * m u t m o l niry uriictiliie stitching, ot .Sanford. F lo tIda, yn tho t t l h day of He- In the Honorable George G . H oning, Coun­ ment lo the conjiltuU on. the legiifilxtv ■ ember, 11IS, to complete t h . rrganitation t y J u d g e of Seminole C ou n ty , at hi* office in ahall enact 4p;iropriat* law s to carry ike a r e j o l l i e d by a s ilk e o r d . T h e y nro of the company, to adopt by-law# a n t to San ford. Florida, and at -the sam e time purpose of this am endm ent Into rflrct. Ii '•nit-, licit i t i t r o d u c c b r a i d lillollti-s eirct ortlier* to conduct t h . butin rta of the' present my voucher* and ask that the said nre rare this sea sun but both braid vet a b o v e tin- w u l s t l l m v T h e votes caat in Compliant* with said corymrStJofl iTnlil It. drat annual meeting in arc au n t be approved and confirmed. proposed am endm ents, and the r i v r i q and velvet lire successfully u«cd In the • W, P, WILSON IU17. Until said meeting ol t h . Inrorprrdeclarations and r o t u r s * , thereof. *hall ha ATTORNEY a n d COUNSELLOR at LAW alo r* and until thtir aucceaaora a r . eWcted Adminlitrator C. T. A. su b je c te d to the sam e regulations aed rtdevelopment of this model. Silk 103 -Tuee-IOte and d u ly qualified, the buafnei* ol thla edrxtrictiona as are provided b y - l a w far g**bntbl debars the edges of tip*'coat, p o r a t k n ahall be conducted by the follow­ Practice In State nnd Fcdcrnl CourU eral elections In the Slate of Florida. ing officers, trr-wll: (seal) . In T e stim on y Whereof, I kits N O T IC E OF E LE C T IO N ' hereunto set m y hand and afWhere**. The le g i s la t u r e , ol 1915, under .arner-WiKsIrnfT Bldg Snitford Flu • • J . It. Hayden, aa president, flihd th* G r e a t Heal of the SUM the constitution ol 1886, of the etpte of J . N .- White nr, a* vice president, of F l o r i d a , at T altah a—re, Ik* Allred Foater, a* secretary and treasurer, Florida, did pass three Joint resolutions pro­ C ap ital, this* the twrnty-ftllk amendments to the constitution oi and J , It. Hayden, J . N. Whitner, l{. *C, posing • day of J u l y , A. D. I 9 |i* Mavwell and Alfred Foster aa. the board of the s t a t e of Flo, Ida, and the sam e were 41. C L A Y C R A W F O R D . agreed to by a vot* of three-flftha of all t h * dlreetora. ■ Secretary of Hi at*. member* elected to each house: that toe Article VJ; I 0 1 -T u e a - l l l e * T hi* rcrporatlon ahall at the meeting votes on said joint resolutions were enlererf ol the in rerporatnri above provided lor, upon their respective journals, with the and nans thereon, and they did deter­ SUITE 9, COURT HOUSE PHONE 14J aifopt an appropriate corporate seal and b y ­ yea* law* not inroiMstent with these article* ot mine and direct that the said Joint resolu­ tions be subm itted to the electors of the incorporation, nor with the Laws ol the S l a t , of Florida, which by-t.w a may be state at the general election In. N ov e m be r, 1 9 ) 6 . amende.d or repealed as may, 1 n provided In Now, therefore. I, If. C la y C ra w fo rd , aueh by-la w s. , secretary of th* a l a l e of Florida, do hereby Article VII. . give notice, that a T h e highest amount cl indebtedness nr G e n e r a l Flection li ability to which thla corporation may at i i , any li m e subject Itaell ahall he twire the will be held In each county In Flo rid a on T u n d a y next succeeding the Hrst M onday amount ol it* authorlird capital stock. in N ovem ber, A D, 1918, th* aald T u e s ­ PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA A r liilr VIII. day being the T h . name* and residaner* ot tha incor­ Seventh Day o f Novem ber GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER Cure Them W ithout Cutting Them Out porators and subscribers- .1 stock with t h . for the raliflratidn ot rejection of the aald number ut shares subscribed by earh, are Joint resolution* Proposing amendments to ROGERS' PLATED WARE aa follows i tb * constitution ol thp atat* of Florida, via; J . It. I la y d r n of Sanford, Fla., 500 aharea. ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES J . N. Whitner of Sanford, Fla., 1 share, A Jo in t Resolution Proposing an A m e n d II. C. M a t wall ot Sanford, Fla., 1 s h ir r , m ent to Section 9 of Article 9 of- the Alfred Foster of Santerd, Fin., 1 share, Htal* Constitution. R elating to T axatio n l o T estim ony Whereof the Sndqnlgned — and Finance. have Joined at subscribing ioeerporator* of S U C C E S S O R T O W. II. UND ERW O O D Bo It resolved b y th* legislature of th# J . K. Hayden Com pany, and have hereunto stale of F lo r id t ; •at t h i i r hand* thi* 14th day irf Urtobar T h a t tha following amendment of {faction A. D. 1916. 9 of Article 9 of th* constitution ol the state, J . It. Hayden, rotating to taaallon and Ananre, Is hereby J . N. Whitner. agreed t o . and slat) be submitted to (ho It. (k Maxwell, elector* ot l b * aiatb for adoption or rejection A f Hn I > „ » 2 A ^ T Io n la Alfred Foster. be e o y ;-tfr<Cfiecttn cn nstUotlon of th* State he amended to ay personally appeared before me read aa follower a notary publi, of th* S t a t * of Florida, J . fl. "Se ctio n 9 . T here ahall be exempt from Hayden, J . N, Whliner, it. C. M aawell and taxatio n pro perty to th* value of Avn hun­ Alfred r o e t e r .'e a c h to me well and psrtos- dred dollar* to eve ry widow that baa ■ fa m ­ ally known, and known to m* to be the ily dependent on her for support, and ta rsons described In and who executed tb* e v e r y person who la a bona Ad* roaldrnt Nolle* of 1s t . n i l . n I* A *. If fur l . r t l r r , , IWM r-^oing _ artlrlea ot incorporation and M t li of In* atata and bah tost a limb or been PAY E N T . ~ ol them to me that he (tgned disabled In war or hy m isfortune." i n facknowledged " '" " '' N o l l e I . hereby gltroa that on t h . 1 Uth th* same i n * f a r the parposet therein set forth •lay of N c u m f x r A. t>. M ilf, t h . u n d t r- and expressed. itpri___ * l ( n . , l Will a p t j l y - l o t h . tio norahl. Park In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set A Join t llesolut.on ■ proposing an a m e n d ­ ment to Sections 3 , J and 4 of Article V I I rr a m m e l. G overnor o( Florida, at T a lla - my hand and official'teal at Sanford, in th* of th* constitution of the atata of Florida, h a u t e . Florida, tor Lu tlor* I’ atrn t Incor­ County of Seminole, n n d 'S t a l e of P .o r ld * relating t o census nnd apportionment. porating J . It. H a yd e n C om pany, under on thla the l i l h d a y of October, A. I). 1916. Be It resolved b y tho legislator# of th* t h . fottoorlns pro po ,r,l charter, t h . origin*! D. F. Whitner (Seal) state-of Florida; of which la now on fll. in t h . office of t h . , • N otary Public. T h a t the following am endm ent* to th* Secre tary of S l a t , at Tallah#***#, Florida. • M y commission axplra* constitution of tb* a l o t r of Florid* b < and , ’ J . It. Ila y d .n , F aby. ISth, 1917. the same are hereby agreed to, and the J . N . W hllncr,17-Tue*-5 te aam* ahall be aubmltted to the elector* of It. C. M a iw tll, i* g Allred Fo»lcr. n o t ic f: ratlAratlon or rejection'. -YVr, l l i . u n ij.r a is n .d h .r v b y aaaoclat. ourN o l i , e I* hereby given that under and by Section 3 of V I I I* hereby am end­ aetvra t o s . t h r r lor t h . purpoa. o| ticcom- Virtu* of an e i e r u i l i n issued cu t ol and ed go as lo readArticle a* follow*: in ( Incoi porattd and tormina a corpora­ under the tea) of Ih* Circuit C ourt, Sev e n th " T h * legislature* that ahall e onvrn* In tion u n d . r and by v i r t u , of t h . I.aw* and Judicial C ircuit of Seminole county. F'toilda, ro natiyulton of i h . filata at Florida, with In a suit therein pending, wherein A. K. the year 1919 and thereafter shall consist on* member of the senate from earh and under i h . lotlowlnK propoatd c h a r t .r : Powers 1* plaintiff and Ueo. W. Denton I* of nty fn the atate, and of on* member of P i o p . a r d P h a r l r r nl J . H, H arden defendant. 1 have levied upon and will a*|T cou th* of ' representative* from each Company at th* front dooi af the court houie at S a n ­ countyhouse to t h * atal* for e v e r y ten thousand Telephone No Arllck- I. ’ » ford, Sem intf* rn unty, F'lorida o t M onday, nt population tharetti, or the m ajo r fraction T h . n a m . of thla corporatlun ahatl In Ih* 6 lh d r y ot November, 1916, during the thereof where tfterS may be e major fraction J . It. H ay dan C om pany and lli principal legal hours ot sate, ft being the n r t M onday left .over a f l s t dividing th* whole number ptac. ol buainma ahall b . in th* ("Hy at in the month and a legal salea d a y , ' l b * fof- of p o p u la t i o n ‘ of th* cou n ty by the num ­ ttanlord, In t h . C o u n t y at S .m ln o t . nnd. losing- described property tc-wlt; T h u magnificent gown picture,) was sllv,*r tussel and curd bungs from e u c h - v t . t r ut Florida. with i.fenrh c ttim at .u rh Tb< K a i l 40 feet of Lot 3 B of Dlotk *"8 t* ber ten toouvand; Provided, th a t aarh In i shall have at least on* representa­ m m V -• . - ■ ■ — ■ * *-* lu *. * a a I h I * l« * It-..— X."* _ * - _A1 1_rl J _l j. -I i _ end Lot Un* 41) of Dlock * A ; " Lol Ten ( 16) county oth.i point* in t b . S i n t , ol Florida an d irr made for tut exhibit Ion of tho best of them. ; according l a map of South tive and that no cou nty ahalt h a v a mere i t . U n h i d S t a i n or (o r .l( n rountfian. . a •of Dlock " A . than..ihmn-e*pfeeentothrwi l o " the house o f that gown iiiukent can do und for the Just the hat for such n gown was I h . hoard ol d l m t o r * m ay (ram t l m . to Sanford, Florida, of record In Plat Book representative*. T h * member* of (ho house ' D " at Page 6 1 . ciiislih-rntloit of critical und experi­ chosen .to he worn with I t It has n ' tlma d n l s n a t a . ' ol r e p r e e e n u t lv r* shall be elected for n Lot* On* ( 1) and T w o (31 and Three (SI l i d . II. term of two years and t o * members of tb* enced Judges of apparel. It npiscnr'd brim of blnck .rrepe georgette bordered j T h . f . n . i a t n A, a l u r f o( t h . hualmaa or of Florida Land A Colon), atlon Co.'* A d ­ senate ahall be elected lor a term of lo u r The sickening, nhuseatfng feeling lo So uth Santard Fla. peers, except aa hrrainaflar provided. T h e In the Fushlon Show, with imineuJto with velvet, nnd n soft puffed crown b u i l n n i r i to t>* tra n a a c t.d by th i* 'c o r p o ra ­ dition that follows tho use of calomel is the Lot 66 of D U ck ‘ K " . Lot* On* and T w o election for members for earh branch ahall .halt b . a* lottowa. credit to Its producers nnd Mamin for of velvet. There In n spray of blnck tion Block " G " of A. ft. Chju»P*H** Su bd lvl- be at the aam* time and ptarei. The term natural result of disarranging your T o a c q u l r . b y d .a d , s i l t , will, (rant, I r a * , of j ol Block *’ K n at South Kaaford, Fla. el office of senators elected In 1918 ahall the utmost In rich nnd refined design. paradise a t the front. Thin costume In nr otharwlaa. land*, t .n .m a n i a , hcr.d lln - . i oBegin i l o t 110 feat seuth ol th* expire on th* Hrst M onday In April, 1919 entiro system. Doctors everywhere manta and r a t a l * , ol a v . i y kind w b aU o av.r, M B cot a nat r l a NpW quite splendid enough for ' occasions J4 ol N W 14 ol Sectlen 8 6 . T h e term of office of senators elected in Illack velvet nnd ormlno furnished alth.r within t h . b o u n d a r ln o( t h . S t . t . of are agreeing th a t the action of calo­ T p 19 So uth, Hang* 30 Flavt, and run thence Florid* o r . tl* * w h .r > ; t o u * . t h . a a m . for South 110 leal. Cast 810 feet, North 810 1918 from the following countiao, to-wit: Inspiration to the designer, who played that require tho most for real dresn, the p m p o a . - o f conducting a Block r a i l ­ lest. West HO (eel to place ol beginning, Escambia. Gadsden, Ja c k s o n , toon. Modi- mel ia much too strong, and leaved sen. 1.afayM tr. T aylo r, Colum bia, Nassau. uj> to them with blnck georgette crepe and It Is dignified nnd brilliant at the ing. s t a l i n g and agric u ltu r a l butin na, or f o f containing one acre. Duvat, Marlon, Su m tar, Jefferson. I * * , the body Aick and weakened.* timber la n d ,, or for a general lumbar b u llembroidered with silver, nnd n founda­ sauio time. Lot 4 of Koblnsan'a Addition l o South Monroe, P u t n a m , Volusia Hamilton. Alach­ u n and for aueh o t h . r purpoam aa may to San lord, FI*. LIV-VER-LAX is a wonderful sub­ ua, Broward, l i b e r t y , Hernando, Pinaliaa, tion petticoat of blnck satin. The thla corporation Mara p ro p ir; to buy, m I), - Hath* being levied upon a* the pro perty B re v a r d . r * l r a Beach and L o v y . ' a n a l l e x ­ stitu te for calomel, th a t has all « r o n v t y , I r a * , and O lh ir w U . d.a t In b o l t Of satin petticoat Iium a border of net and th* defendant. U. W. Benton to s a t is fy real and p.r *onal pro pe rty; to arret, build, ■ aid execution aoti costa. Term s of sat* ca s h . pire. on th * Aret Monday In April, 1911; all ether senator^ to be elected In th* year ita good cffecta and none of it* had In cat counldcruhly shorter than the maintain, p u r ch a * . or otharwlaa arqulr*, Purchaser to p a y for title. 1918 their term of Office ahall expire on* Ih* own, atch an g o . Mil, g r a n t , co itv .y o, o th .r petticoat of crepe nnd skirt of velvet - C , M. H A N D , She,Iff. It acta aoothingly bul Aral Monday In April. 193V All members ortca. wlta dlapoa. of ta w mill*, aaw mill a ll. * , Seminole C ounty, F lo rid a, of th* house of representative* elected at dughly on the Hind with soft white snMn. liver, cleansing t* tu r p a n tln . atlll* or o t h . r larilltiM n i m u i y New Shades In 8klrta. ll-T u * e-6 U .. ,. th* general election In 1918. their term of or c o n v . o l . o t in t h . m a n u fa r t u r t and dispo­ bile, and ridding the entire.,system office shall expire on tha Aral M onday -in Home *of the new tictilcoatn nro no sition ol lu m b *r, I n m b .r producta, log., The las]Ice In of crepe, embroidered HhirllTa Safa April, 1931, and (hereafter the term ol ofand tim ber p ro d u c t , of alt and . v a r y of stagnating poisons, am iss the friftt with silver, nnd lutn distended on the hlpn that they keep tlmbar Under and b y virtue of an e lo cu tio n Ac* of all members of the house of repre­ description of lands controlled by this cor­ out of a a l under the seal of t h e sentatives ahall commence on the Drat nn overt!rape of velvet bordered with out the dress lu the most approved porations to 'open, m ain tain and control Ci-aulng LIV-VER-LAX is strictly a h?rm‘ oun ty J u d g e ’* Court qf the e o u n ly o f T ue sday after the first M o n d ay in April • l r . . i a and ro ads through <;r o v . r said la n d *; ermine. The sleeves nre elbow length imale that fashion dictutea. Many of to cut d t a l n a g . d h r h * . or canal* through S* ralnol*. S l a t * of Florida. In a s u it I train next succeeding tho efestlen. At tha gen­ less vegetable compound, *nd *■-'3 pending, wherein L. M. Hrbbln der eral elect Ion in 1980 nnd thereafter, all hut finished with a deep shiiped flounce tho bright * colored [H-ttlcoats nro of -aid la n d , and to havn t h . a n t lr .- 'f a n t ia l. n ilnlalff and E . J . T aom pa n Is dalea oenalor* lo be elected ahall he elertad for guaranteed-tt*T five satisfaction m anag.rn .nt and o u n . r s h l p of aald can als; of the crepe, which Is also border,-it quite a dllTercnt hue to the dresn nnd to 111,14 Own, con trol and o p y r a t . boats and . r a ­ dant, I have levied upon a n d will aeil lo th e s t r i m of four years, th* term to bogln on your money will be returned. _ . on aald highrat and bast bl der lor cash at th* the Aret T u e s d a y niter the Aral M onday in on tho original, bearing the l|ken«s a n y and h « . r y description w ith ermine. A wide i rushed girdle contrast Is rather studied Hum qny- tal* at __ courtly court hone* doer i t Sanford, S e n - April o f th* following y e a r , nacopt that *£„ b«tM,_. own. pur<h*e*. U.w, alioiit t’tV top pf the skirt In nndm- thing el Si*. The black and while skirts or o t h e r .I m ’dispose of ta i l­ H a le county, * tori U . on Monday, the Cth when n new cou nty la creatod.' th * leglrfn. and signattire of L. K. Grigsbyo r e th e r m ethod* of tra n sp o rta - d a y of N ov-m b*r. 1916. durl g tb* legal lure shall at that tlma Aa tha length nf the portiud llem In the• de^gu dmAmi and It sup- a” ? passe and Instead |lctunln, cherry ! to.d line**oi o u r . of aale X lt brlv g th* f rvt Monday In farm ol th* Aral aa n s to r to he elected there For' sale here at 60c and 11»00 S m an n ar aa a com m on i •> - • iixlt-a»ie«RSifn ,-f. silver, j PurPb*, bright green and rich | iLnfe^oMrlight any or . passenger* for hire; to the month, the following deaerlbed root from at ltd* or four year* with tho and eat*'.* t o - . i t i q f i l t sere aquara altuatrd In In view of hooping th* num ber o f old o*u- W. G. Aldridge. boulcicd with eimu.e,,ut the fruut. a *copper-brown nro worn. |i*nr* th* Und. controlled b y It; to ptir- Unusual and Clever Tailored Suit Seek Origin-of-Mysterlous Fir*. Yearly on February 2 and for ;'45 days after, a mysterious (Ire breaks out In Arlyoko bay qn tbo west coast of Kyushu, Japan, bunting both on land fejuT'fea. Uui'origin of the con­ flagration being a complete mystery which a recently outfitted scientific exploration party will make a point bf solving. f BUSINESS CARDS . der HmMi Z D R . P. E. WATTS Dr. H. H. McCaslin DENTIST i DR. C. G. BUTT DENTIST Wilson Sanford, Houshoider LAWYERS . • • Florida Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT ..GEO . A . DECOTTES.. Spperb Gown in Black and White S C H E L L E M A IN E S LAWYER SANFORD, - H E NR Y McLAULIN FLOKIDA JEWELER Dr. J . A . TROVILLION MY SPECIALTIES: S P E C IA LIS T In CANCER, GOITRE and TUMORS ORLANDO. - FLORIDA SANFORD WAGON WORKS Maxwell’s One nnd two horse Wagons Made in Sanford, on hand at all times. PRACTICAL llORSESIIOER. 205-207 Oak Ave. Phone 244 J l S K a f r i l S S S M a g a z in e s P erio d ica ls Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T obaccos LEGAL ADVERTISING 1041st St. Phone 182 C. H. DINGEE Plumbing and Gas Fitting All Work Receives My Person* Attention And Best Effort* Opposite Oily Hmll IS N ATURE WARNS Against Using Calomel { ■ . .1,/ r �< PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD CATCHER OF TODAY IS WALKING FORTRESS Especially For This Newspaper ' * M j jjVby pictorial Review' ^ from writing to mo?" ho. inquired. "Yes. sir," said Alfred respectfully. "I nlinll hAvej to ask. for a two weeks* 'rlelny In assuming my rospnnslhllilies, though. because I'uiii to he married tomorrow." "What do you mean by assum ing your responsibilities’?" roared Mr. Plethora. “You aren ’t hjrod yet. And you aren’t going to bo. However, you can leavo your nam e and address, if th at will make you fee! nny ea sier ." . Alfred Lyons dived Into bis pocket nnd handed Mr. Plethora a slip of paper marked Alfred Lyons. “ I hnvo no card Just now, sir. My p late is being re-engraved with my new * address,” he explained. “The salary w ill.bo $r»,i)00." Som ething about the hold, upright w riting attracted Mr. Plethora’s a t­ tention. Then, all nt once, ho knew. "So IPs you. Is It, yon scoundrel!“ ho said bitterly. “Why shouldn't I band you over to the polled for an ­ noying mo as you have done?” Alfred Lyons hung up hla hat. “ I may ns well help you out for th e day, sir,” he said. **My snlnry need not begin till I coiqe back.” "And I've got It. Lily,* ho an nouncod to Ids bride-to-be thnt e v e n ­ ing. “Five thousand. I'll stick five years. In ‘ ten years I'll have him downed.. In fifteen years the farm for us. That's the life. Whore's our m a r rlage license?” 2P May Be Smock -or Blouse. , a belt. It In iiululilt, to <li*vclorriu-nt In'serge. Jersey cloth or llaimel. Them Is II very. Intlnintu relation- be- 7 **' A -ir/> V ^*4 rv . \ r jm \ tweon tlm smock and the Russian Mouse, the difference being prlnt-ipall) n matter uf w aul finish. T h e <1, ,-lgn shown hero may he worn with nr with* out a belt nod la Meal f or athletic wear. Curried out In 11lannel or serge, the Mouse In built upon a stccvrlrumlerhody. The neck la llnlahcd with n high turnover collar and hits a V. shaped line at the froftt. A yoke form­ ing n stole effect nt the front nets m. support for the fn'nt nnd hack of the blouse, these sections .being daintily gathered nt the tipjM-r i-dcira. One yard of SU-inch lining is needed for tho foundation, while tho Mom... calls for 3H yards I t . Inch serge. It tho skirt Is made also. 5*, yards nl sorgo wl|l ho. needed. Thero aro only two parts to the tin Ing, and they are cut from the folded material, the Mick being laid along tin lengthwino fold. Tho front hi laid op tho lengthwise thread. Tho hack of tho Mouse in laid on n lengthwise fold nf tlm serge, nn shown In the centey cutting guide, with the back of tho yoke to the left. Tho from yoke (F ) Is laid on a lengthwise thread, hut Ig cut from thu folded ■ergo.' Now, take an open width of material ahd P'luco tho front of tho Mouse on n lengthwise thm hl so that the alralght edgo’will -rest on the oolvago edge. Tie puffs, sleeve nnd collar nru lahl on a lengthwlfio thread also. -The open ma­ terial Is laid on the cutting table In double width so that the sections n| the pattern litld on It will hu cut In du­ plicate. The smock offers wide opportunities for irftnmlttK, hut the most elfmMlw decoration would he a fo|d nliout the fissW » on? f rout A OACM E OF *4 INCH MAItRIAl WllSkAI ^OACaB j waTMiiMt VtllHOOl N»P 6t0U3tFR0HT Pictorial It* view Tliouso No. 6661. Sixes 34, 36, It, 40, 43 and 44 inchej boil. Price. i i cent*. , k^Skirt No. t«;;. Sixes 21 to 33 Inches bust. Price, IS cants. &&nj &Practical s Tiome. dress Jia Kingf r f i Arsons . m Prepared Specially for This Nowspaper V.;:: By Pictorial Review * prrjrr « '__~~ ~ ' — ^ s iin T V T . o r 27G& V J ('ateliers are protected liy nil sorts ninl inuniiers of urmor. They have masks, mitts, chest protectors and hands on tltelr pliiM-j to shield tln-m from foul lips. In only one place are they liable to Injury. • This I* their neck. Occasionally a* foul lills them Ihere, nnd tho Injury Is not only tinmmiiiiII.v•painful Init dnngerqiis. .luck Lapp, now oni<her of the While Sox. was struck there some years ago and for a few days It was feared In had lost the |*mver of speech/ -Even today Ids voice Is not what It was before tie was hurt. Lapp has tried all sort* of con­ trivances to protect his neck.'hut In no Insin lire lim e they proved prac­ ticable, A man x* ho comes along with a m il Idea will he welcomed by lhe vast army of hneksfopper*.' Hoinellmes a-uiusk breaks under the shock nf n foul.tip, nnd more limn one catcher has narrowly escaped having liN e y e permanently Injured. Some Intel;stop*, like Hilly Sullivan. resolder ih ir iiia-ss. loir this makes It so In . * * |i heeotue* n burden. «' tel lag is. iii short, some Jolt, lie tmi only loot to give signals; watch e v e r y move on flic* buses. Jolly Id* pitcher and block runners off the plate, even though It means danger from spikes, hut In* Is so loaded down by equipment that In* Is a walking fur- very ordinary young man. T here w as mulling dlHiliigulstlcd about him. Ho was tho Borl of young man whom ono Bet-s the minute ono looks out of tho window. Take n glnneo nt tho next young man who passes Jour door. That's Alfred, do to a baseball gnmn and look nt tho first young ninn you seo upon tho bleachers. That's Al­ fred. Go on an excursion nnd look nt tho young matt nt your Bide, eating a ham pandwlch. Thnt'H Alfred* too. Consequently, when Mr. Plethora rccolvud n brief noto tho next morn­ By G E R A L D H O M E ing asking fqr n Job. and signed A. L„ ho simply tossed It Into Ills waste ImBkct without comment. Tho Hecro(Copyrtcht, 1916. by W. G. Chapman.) | i tary did not even aeo It, Alfred Lyons wns n very ordinary Tho second morning tho receipt of Perseverance young ninn. Ho frank,ly admitted this ■a similar noto nroused a faint remto his fljvwthrnrt, Llty. ^riran express- Inlsccnco In Mr. Plethora’s .mind. Ho Ing wonder thnt sho should ever havo loss'ed It Into tho waste basltcL agreed to marry him. Tho third morning a frown crossed ”Ypu aro wonderful," answered Mr. Plethora’s brow as ho opened tho Lily, “and I know you aro going to i missive. Ho handed It to his socrobecomo a successful man." "YouTn right Uinrn," ’^omtTTool wants a Job nnd forgot fred; “But how did yoti know?” . to put his nnmo and address,” ho said, “Becauso you have perseverance.’.’ forgetting that ^Alfred had left his nt answered Lily, receiving tho kiss thai nig own Invitation. hovered upon his lips. ^ . ‘ | On tho fourth morning Mr. PIo* Alfred was amazed nt her pcrsplca- j thorn began to got" worried. "Didn't city. 'That wns his on<} quality. Be I get a letter. like this yesterday, Mr. wns as adhesive bh a bulldog smolh- Day?" ho asked. erod 'In court plastor. Ho hnjl—«io "Yes, I rememher It quite well," grip of a letter clip, crossed with a said tho secretary. stlfktlght. • And yet It may ho said, "Well, I wish he’d stop writing to paradoxically, that ho stuck at noth­ me,” said Mr. Plethora. ' "It’s getting ot^ my norvqa." ing. On tho fifth morning Mr. Plethora Ho had already outlined his life. "I nm going to becomo Mr. Plothorn'B Jumped when ho saw the now familiar private secretary at 15,000 a year," he writing. Hd flung tho letter ovor to said. “After I havo learned tho Wall hts secretary with a curse. "Have tho pollro trace this young street game front him I shall go Into huslness on my own acount and msko man and stop him.” ho said angrily. Oh tho sixth morning tho communi­ my millions. Then I shall oust Ple­ thora from Wall street and rule In cation changed Its nature. Mr. A. L, his stood. Then wo'll retire to that now had tho honor to request the little farm you spoko of and own an felicity of a position as Mr. Plethora's prtvato secretary. On the seventh he automobile.” "And travel In Europe," suggostod was qulto menacing. Unless tho posi­ Lily, looking up at him In awo and tion wero forthcoming A. L. would he obliged to remind Mr. Plethora of his wonder. "Precisely." answered Alfred. “Now application. During tho noxt two weeks Mr. Ple­ Pm off to lntervlow Plethora.” . Ono of Mr. Plethora’s peculiarities thora flung away tho letters upopened. was that ho Insisted on seeing every­ Yet ho know that his mind was sub­ la t(,T *,0,no we#r carried out body who applied to him for a Job In consciously searching out tho strong, tfsU i c,lluiil>ray trimmed with parson. Therefore Alfred had no dif­ upright characters upon the envelope. wgbam. The model is an exone for Informal use. also attractive, for thero aro many ficulty In Interviewing'tho great man.. Ho was annoyed that tho writer could J * *n admirable frock for little accessories of dress which may Nobody know Just w hit Mr. Plethora not ho traced, Ho went to Europe Debt Mrar* 1* i* fashioned from bo employed to give It a moro elab­ wantod In applicants, but when Alfred shortly after arid forgot about him. clramhr*v. with *ntl.* .*.1 orate air. On tho top of Mont Conls a bundle . got Into* hts presence, 37th on the regular Saturday list of applications, of personal mall was banded to him by a perspiring postman. Nine-tentha ho was turned down cold. "Thero’s nothing hero for you," said of tho letters were from A. L. A. L. Mr. Plethora. “No, thero never will cajoled for a Job. ho -threatened for a be anything, but you can leavo your Job, ho pi ended for a Job, ho was face­ namtf and address If It will mako you tious about a Job. Mr. Plethora cabled feel bettor." ' , bis secretary. fOU) Of 44 INCHMMtklAL wirnOut hsp "Run down and arrest anonymous ’ "Think It over again," said Alfred. C* *A* "I want a Job as your secretary. And writer boforo I return, or I dlschargo There Is nothing more stylish than | mean to get i t ” yoo,J' bo said. ~ U*6JUM the one piece eo«tume;''»rer Jr there .When .ho got homo a bundle of let­ "Next, ploaso," said Mr. Plethora’s anything more practical. It la sura ters from A. L. Was waiting on hla secretary, grinning. And Alfred waa to carry over .until Fall. library table. A. L. was becoming ushered out. mildly reproachful. When was ho go­ In spite of Alfred’s nerve, 'Mr. Ple­ Pictorial Beviow 0853, 6izes,*84 to 40 Inches bust. Price, 18 cents. thora had entirely forgotten him by ing to get that Job? He reproachfully the next morning. That was becauso, told Mr. Plethora that time was press­ Mrs. Grace E.* Williams Millinery Store . as has been explained, ‘Alfred waa a ing, and In a year or two he would' SANfORD LODGES « .Sanford Lodge No fi2, F. and A. M. Communication every first and third Thursday* nl 7:30. visiting brethren jld a u n t, * O L. Taylor .S. 0 . Kennedy Secretary W. M Monroe Chapter No. 15,' It. A. M. Meets every seroml and fourth Thura lay in Masonic Mall over till' Impcrin On*atre. Visiting nuiipnnii'ns welcome J. F. Knrnntz C>. I. Millvr Sttc’y High I'riest • tninolo Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sla Meets every first and third Tuesday in each month. Everyone who has seen hie Star in,the East are cordially invited to visit this chapter. Alice E. Itobhins, SeC’y Phoenix Lodge No 5, K, of l \ Meets second- and fourth Tuesdays. .Stalling knights always welcome. H. Mel.auliu (). J. Miller K. It. and S. C. C. Sanford Lodge No. 27, 1. O. O. F. Meets ovt-ry Monday nt 7:30 p, m., M. W. A. Hall; 1*11*0 Iltock. J. W. O. Singletary J. I. Johnson, Secretary N. (i. • Gale City Camp No. fi. W.*0. W M eets second and fourth Wednesday nights in each month. F. L. Miller J. F. Hoolehnn Clerk , Council Commander II. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge-1211 Meet first and third Wednesday night at corner of" First St. and Palmetto Avc. Cruse Barnes J. 0 . Hurley * Secretary ' Exnit i'll Ruler The Lake Itfeeie Counril No. 31 Junior Order United American Merhanirs Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P, M., in the City Hull, Visiting brothers arc Welcome. C. II. Smith, itec. See. Diving Helmet for Everybody. A new dlvlngi helmet which anyone Celer) <‘lt> Aerie No. 1853 * can u se Is i he cover design of Iho May Meeting everv Tuesday night nt 8 Popular Science Monthly.' o’clock Eagle Horae,.Oak Avenue, T his diving helmet is of nxUnl Its • Visiting Brut hers Welcome tower edge" ills snugly over tjir» shoul­ CV IL Walsh c . Woodruff ders. Poor ndllistahle welglits, two In .Worthy President Secretary front nnd two In hack, are fastened In place by metnl strips, -These wclghtu overcome the buoyancy of tin* nlr lit the hood nnd the natural buoy­ ancy of the person wearing It. Tho buoyancy .of tho nlr In tho hood tend* to hold It in nu upright position. Since tho w eights aro suspended below thh center o r buoyancy of th e hotly (which In In th e chest), tho shoulders itre held firmly In the curved lower edge of tho helmet. Fresh nlr Is supplied to the diver by means of a single tube which leads to Heralds of Liberty a s mnII luuid pump In the boat. Tho Meets nt Engles' Hall first Monday pressure of the pumped nlr not only night in enrh mouth at 7:30, , prevents-tho water from entering tlto Wnt. E. Householder. Commander lined, hut keeps a fresh supply passing Miasllcrtha I'nekard, Secretary through nt nil times. The SanfordTounrll K. of C. Oscar llnrstman has tak«'it the jlhtro Mce* i the 2nd Sunday 3 p* m., and tho of "Speed" Martin .its the pitching 4th Sunday 8 p. m., each month, at K. >‘onngsler of the Pnrltlr Coast circuit. of C. Hull Oak Ave. T co. Schuul. Grand Knight. Ilorstuian is the kind o f n twirier tluit C. L. Britt. Fin. Scc’y.' lives on hard work mid gels bet tot Modern Woodmen of America with each p»rforinnuco. Meets 2.-4, Thursday evenings, 7:30, in M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. C. E. McDonald • C. D. Couch Conxul Clqvk Ju .l U b il Ih* N»m * Imptlr* Comfort Cottage Homelike - Comfortable - Convenient OPEPTFOR THE SEASON cuff* of i>lahl g’m ghni^__The_p|alll. *iJ».*|<»ning waist his"" an open neck nnd nt a ilightly raised waistline the thrcc-pleee skirt is Joined. In rticdiftm aize tho drexs requires 4Pi yards 44 Ineh material, with *,4 yard of plaid gingham for tho trim­ ming. Corner of-Magnolia Avenue nnd Fourth Street S to p U sin g C h e a p j/U n re lia b le C ^ b o jv ^ F a p e r Don’t take n chance with-inferior carbon paper*' It’means faded, illegible copies, untidy files, waste of time and poor work. P u t a stop to this! _ Use 4 TRADE h- - Lasting legibility— ncitneas—^uniformity—and economy mako MultlKopy tho Btnmlard carbon paper. In black or blue, MulUKopy never fades. MultlKopy gives non-smudging, nqn-rubbing copies which often rival the original in clearness and legibility. MulUKopy gives surprisingly long service and ia unequalled for manifolding. . Wrife for FREE Sample Sheet STAR BRAND Trtwwrtt** Rlt la .i »r» guaranteed to stva 7S.OOOImprettlon* of Utter* a" or *‘e“ -without doeutlnjf »o a» to ibow on tho paper. Sanford, Florida �rV . T PAGE FOUR the *■* -V SANFORD HKRALl) October 17, )9l| ■——Hr 11 W W V V V W W Q u W W M W V V V lM V V lV ,V lU>V lV W W f lW W U i A J U U i .» _i vertising and subscription rates must J W W V / W H % A A A ^ A i f W W V nfW bi w J W W V A A A J W W k J W V A A A A A i f t A A ? Q he raised or many newspapers would have to go qut o f business. .Paper th at cost $55 a ton delivered in Day­ tona now costs $122 and will prob' ably cost $200' by January first. Blit paper* cannot be bought in quantity Up-to-date equipment is necessary to meet present day compet­ at any price. The mills are uriablc to supply’ the demand., ition and produce satisfactory profit. At the Jacksonville meeting it was pointed out Ihat when the wholesale . Our officers will be glad to have patrons call and discuss in detail price of sugar went up the grdeer • their financial requirements and the terms upon which they can be raised rhe retail price, printer^being the only business men who did not f a r a l a t a la Adtaeta M aM IW M i d i at O lf l.. . ‘‘I d o n ’l know any more aboul t h e met through this institution. .r deiails of* the primary than I have inrrease prices as their material ,nd■ alarol Aa K r r a a l-O a u Mall M allar Au|n.i Z2uM rend In the papers, n n d 'h av c not ■vanced. T1 h e . Florida State 1'rrsa P Noriila .*511110 IM S . al the Poatofflra at Honfofd. F ia l d . concerned myself much about Iho ; Association recommended n raise In C a d rr Aft of M i n i 3rd, I *71. maitcr. If there existed any doubt advertising rates and ntso retomO K n la Herald Hull ill nf T »lr»h o n o No. I4S aboul who is rightfully nominated. mended th a t tho subscription. pricihe decision by the Supreme’ Court I ‘>1 weekli** be raised to $2 a year. Is good enough precdeenl for .m e,! With the*cost of skilled Inbor used Party ■* regularity is essential If we in the printing business constantly would escape political anarchy. {advancing, with the price of ink, C. M. HAND IU L STEVENS 0. L TAYLOR R. R. DEAS C.ihWr WrAUt#!!1 Asi’l Csihisr ••If 1 refused lo support Kholt I paper, type and ull other- material v k ^ p ,,W 4 .i p_ L W 0 0 D R U F F Vk.-Pr«»iJ«Dl would become a bolter from the H°tng up to unheard of prices, the Democratic parly. So would any journal will bo compelled to make, a newspaper refusing lo suppnrt him.* raise in advertising rates shortly For tho present at least the subscroiption price will remnin the Hamo FLORIDA REGIMENT ALL BIGHT —$1.50 a* year payable strictly in the club, two members visiting the tircly unexpected. She wax one of women who were nursed by .-\UBt Second In Camp at I.n redo is Com­ ndvunCe.—D aytona Journal. . school each week. the ancient'"m am m ies" who are fast Mag in their infancy. plimented passing away with the new south Resolutions The contract for the d u b house ' •■ rS~~ -• ~— * Tho Second Floridn Infantry is OI respect and lovo for the mem­ will be let this week. Tho plans call and was numbered nmong the earli­ Ball players in the world's i-cties one, of the best regiments on the Shameful Ignorance. ory of our well beloved brother, for a commodious bungalow on a lot est traditions and history of Sanford. A Philadelphia Judgu refused a dj. get $1000 for- five games mid ’yet border, according to the Lurcdo W. S. W nltney who departed this between the Seaboard depot and tho Her example and .faithfulness and vcirce (o n nlx-foo’t man on tho groom there are people who want to a d o p t-Times of Laredo* Tex. - The Second thrift could well be emulated by thnt Ills rtto-fpot wife wns too unull Hotel Oviedo. 4 • ? ttl!fc0rnia professional careers and are .actually Infantry U made up of th e flower of to bo cruel. A lot ho knows aboat Lodge The club held an outdoor cooked the rising generation' of negioes. south Florida's manhood, and two 9' ,fl,6 ‘ 1 M4ed b>' Sanford LodK' studying yeats to obtain it. * n~ No. 27 of the I. O. O. F. of which food sale Saturduy afternoon, Mrs. women.—D etroit Free Press. companies are ‘ from the city Her funcrnU this morning was ------ (>.— r‘ Tampa, the Tampa Rillc? and the he was. u charter member and in 0 . G. Walcott being III charge. ’ largely attended by her many white Homestead bank officials,say . rob­ Miss Elizabeth Stones, secretary T am p a’G uards. In both patriotism which he held his membership until Dally Thought. friends who catnc to lay llowor.4 on bers got $5,500; rolAiei* say * 1,000. _ . . th Many dolJght moro In giving of pr«and efficiency the Times complim enu , e Great Reaper Death culled „ ,,, him , of the cldb is acting us librarian, “ Where, qh, where, Is my Iit tie dog j . \ from us- lie has lived In California owing to the illness of Mrs. Theodoro the bier of their faithful friend, -h is than In paying off debit.—S!» the Florida boys. gone?” —-.Stuart Alc-songer. • , many years. many of tham being grown men and Philip Sydney. * • ’Mead. . 1 .’ Despite th e fact that they are oc Whereas all thing? .ttpnporoj m ust Better have a recount, if there is vcupying The Junior League will oresent a w f . **♦r* the ' campsite am p-u! recen i t t utly n .v*aM * | , « , ’ , , . an y doubt about the returns. • rated by tbe Missouri dim,’ the Floy- b? w lo* 10 ir,L‘ hg hand of play* "Ju st Plain Dotr*' Nov. fird, Ida boys are showing the other hoys T ,,n c‘ th a ! COn,m-°1n l^ l e r . w ho v,s under direction of Mbs M yra 'G u^ Orlando is having a hot city e W - ’on the border some ihinim, whereas ,t3 4uh,ko tb' " f lhe h,«hp9t teridge and Mrs. O. P. Swope. The lion and in the race ‘for mayor it is a well known fact th a t the for- “ nd uls‘* tho hon‘° of »».o jnowt hum- cast is working hard on rehearsals and th" production promises to liC Jam es [..G iles an d -S . A. Johnson mer .occupants had to lie ' ‘shown.” * e‘ am will have to make tin* second cond r^jri- following is the story curried hhout . * Whereas He lias laid his band on up to the standard of la st, year’s nuiit and do ti e Floridians in the Times: our beloved brother, \ \ . S. Whitney amateur theatricals. W h y -not call ir a * • . ■. * -away with ih second primary? "W ith one of the strongest contaken ,'lm *n * (mr "lidf The new packing house of Nelson , — JUST RECEIVED — ’ ' • ----- O tingents of all the national guard i .h a l . ' * U*r »!•««* FHend.hlp, & Company is .now fully equipped complements of men, so fur as one T ru th and Lovo omnipotent assort and reaxly for the opening of the I.EFFI.E R SPEAKS OUT their-m ild dominion, and shipping season. C. D. LellleF, a former Sanford regiment goes, with attached units,, the Secohd Florida Infantry, Colonel Who re as we fee! that irTlhe death, boy, son of C’. H. Lelllcr of this riiy The appointm ent of T. W. Lawis not only a *prominent business Bianding commanding, which now “ 1 Brother W hitney, Sanford Lodge ton as. county superintendent hns Farmers will do well to see us at once about Sprayers m an of Miami but is prominent in occupies (he campsite formerly u sed' No. 27 hns lost a most estinjuble been noted with interest locally and for'tliis season. ’ th e Democratic party in Florida and by the Third Missouri Infantry,’ has member and a brother whose henr.t in edpcutioaal circles over rhe state. with it a total of approximately nn<l bund was ever open to the calls a t present is chairman id the. Dade Mr. and Mrs. W^ L. Luther have " f I-ov<* »nd T ruth: Therefore lie it Coilnty Demo- ratic Executive Com- i I.H00 officers and men. returned from their summer home “ The Florida regiment, which Resolved. .That we, the members millet- He was .1 Mippnrter id Uatl* at. Hendersonville, N. C.. coriles Wilt equipped with atl the. noof Sanford Lodge No. 27 are greatly in the primary but since Knott has Mrs. W. B. Williams and son, (or an arm y in Yield .service, Kricved by our loss, been declared the Democratic nom­ Roy went- to Tnm pa S a tu rd a y ,' re­ inee by the state canvassing board has been in m.obilixation camp near Resolved, Thnt olir heartfelt sym turning in their Overland enr tho , M r. l-elller tike all tru e. Democrats Jackaonville for nearly five months pBth y he extended to the beloved same afternoon. ; bow s to tiie inevitable and is willing and is up to full war strength. In wife of our departed b ro k e r and Dr. C. J. Marshall has begun the to support the nominee. The Miami ti\e way of being uniformed, w e l l v e 'cTimmJnJ her to our Fnthcr M etropolis takes him to task about supplied with comfortable _sleeping -who has promised to be refuge to’ ■erection of” a hotel opposite the old Contractor Moore* has i t and Mr. Leftler makes the follow- fiuriiities and having every facility those who love-him in thy tim e of postoflicm / charge of the work. ’ in g manly reply in the Miami for the men. the Florida boys gonef- j t^ u j, „nd further l>e'it H erald: Mrs. E. C. Anderson,’ a former ally appear n very qontented lot, and Itosqlved, T h at as a .mark, of re- resident of Oviedo d ie d 'F rid a y at despite the fact *»»**!. th a t IIIVJ they IIUTV have /just »"V IHV* uni | » » . “ I have not gotten lu a point ’** , ahd lo'’t’ f" r " ,,r b~ th" ,hnt Winn. The body, accompanied, by w here 1 consider (lie Floridn S u ­ come Olf n long journey th a t kept : ■PoA our charter shsril be draped in mourn Mr. Don Teobody was brought hero them on the road five days, they p re m e Conrl n loi of crooks. ing for thirty days; That these reso­ Funderal services *were "'•Mr. Knoll is ihe regular nom­ were merry and uhppy when they lutions shall be spread on the rec­ Saturday. ----I-J* Ce held at the M ethodist church Sun­ struck Laredo yesterday ami last * * in e e of the Democrnlic parly forords of our Lodge, a ropy shall be day. Burial was at the local ceme­ n ig h t'th ey invaded the moving pic­ <J«».ernor.' ture shows and other places of amuse forwarded to the wife of our depart­ tery. ed brother and th a t they shull be “ H ad .Mr. ('alls been declared ment about the city. The Methodist Sunday school was published in the Sanford Heruld. th e nominee 1 would have supported represented at tho Wesley Bible "W ith the regiment is a line bund, him as loyally as I intend lo support (seal; J. 11. F'ergusln, * Class Federation Convention nt hospital company, umhnlunqc com­ Air. Knott. 4 J. A. Chock, Ocnta by the following delegates pany* signal corps and in fact every Jno. D. Jinkins. *‘lf 1 am not willing, to -work for thing to mnke the regiment one of Mrs. T. C. Brannon, adult women’s flbe election of Mr. Knoll, the nom­ the most complete nationul guard class; Capt. T. C. Brannon, m en’s in ee. 1 ought to get out of the party contingents in the F'oderul sorvice Bible rlass; Misses Edith Howard organirallon and make room for to d ay ."and Marie * M arshall- interm ediate to m e .one else." A traitor Inside the lass; Rev. C. E. G utteridge delegate cam p Is so much woFseJjmn one un at large from the Sunday school. Mike S m ith Elected |in r outside. The delegates will deliver their of­ Tallahassee, Oct. 1-1.—At the ,anA .The ahorr and a few other things, nual meeting of the State Road De­ ficial reports to the classes interest­ WEST GENEVA AVENUE co n stitu te what ( hnirman C; D, partm ent of Florida held in this city Mr. Will Robinson and family and ed nt a get together meeting Friday Leftler. of the Dade County Demo­ Wednesday, Oct. 11th, Hon. Ed. Mrs. Jack^Vnughn wore the-Sunday n l g h t 'a l '7 o'clock a t tho M ethod­ cratic E i n u l l r t committee said last S c o tt-o f—Arcadia; representing the guest* of Mr.. Robinson’s parents. ist church. Tho officers, teachers -•night -wken^afiked b r i T lin ld rep- FI rat Congressional District, was re­ Mrs. E. O. W hi turnon has gone and members of tho -M ethodist - . — ** ' rc se n tstiv r for a reply to an edl- elected chpirmun and Hon. Jefferson to West Palm Bearh to visit her church at Geneva have been invited ■AoriiA pul ilshrd in /th e afternoon D. Smith of M arianna, representing mother, Mrs. John Goff after a three to attend this conference. .■paper Hulurdty. ylipo Thifll Congressional District, weeks’ visit with her nunt, Mrs. Will Messrs. B, F\ • Wheeler and Seth L. Woodruff aro attending tho C it­ Thf- afternoon paper -said: s,;- y^w**1 si* Tt^elFrted ieeretary of the De­ Robinson. **It is honorable for Democrats to partm ent. The full membership of Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Robinson have rus Seminar at tho University of uupport ihe party liom inees,‘‘hut it the Departm ent was in nttcnduncc, moyed in with Mrs. Jack Vaughn, .Florida tjds week. Mr. Woodruff for the FTorldau disbonorahle lor Democrats to be- tho other members being Captain where they expect to reside in fu­ will • remain Alnbama football games W. J. Hillman of Live lak, Second ture. • i* - ,fT Congressional D istrict; Hon. M. M. Mrs. J. B. Jones and Mrs. C. E Mr. and Mrs. Alex Vaughn, Jr., Smith of Orlando, F’ourth Congress­ of Ohio, called at the home of their Gutteridge visited the public school ional District, and Hon. F. 0. Miller aunt, Mrs. Jack Vuughn Saturday Wednesday os representatives of th e At of Yacksonville,' S tate at Large. afternoon. Alex Vaughn was for­ Womah’s Club. , * a .. i . ± ~ f The Department was organised merly of this place and his friends AVedlave All Kinds of it— Death of Maggie Brown just one year ago, b u t it could not nre glad to welcome him here again. Aluriiage, from a 2 os. bottle Maggie Brown, a colored "M am get down to real work until the mid­ to a quart. • Our school children are busy as m y" .of the old South who has re­ dle of the month of May, when a tittle bees those days. Library Paste, in bottles, wellNo more state road commissioner was ap­ movies bnly on Saturday. That* sided here for the past sixty years, jars and railapsible tdbes. pointed. This delay was caused by right, boyB and girls, work before died at her home in Georgetown Sunday night and was buried this a number of the counties questioning pleasure. morning. the constitutionality of the act creat­ It sounds good to hear tho old Aunt Muggic, os she was called ing the Departm ent necessitating a * * * ’ W fit T he kind we recommend and familiar whistle at the Bothamly by her numerous white friends all . ■ *“ill.- - * -4, -• suit in the supreme court to compel the kind you will always huy [ w ^ ___ ____ __ crate mill, blowing early in the over Sanford wns a faithful servant. the paymnnt of the 15 per cent of after you've tried it is Carter's morning. It seems like there is She lived with the fam ily of C. H. the county tax on nutomobilcs, tho New something doing. Leftler some forty years ago and at only appropriation made fur tho Mr. B otham ly lost a very fine other times was with other families maintenance of the departm ent. The mule last week. We are sorry tohere, always giving the same faith­ suit was decided by the supreme * hear of his loss. ful sorvice th a t can be expected of court in favor of the s ta te road de­ I t has tiie "sticking qualities'1 the old time darkies. For the post partm ent, the oct being declared u odorless, does'nt dry out and few years Aunt Mag w aa’with Mr. OVIEDO OCCURRENCES valid in every particular. it Is a real pleasure to use it. Clean up day next F'riday will be and Mrs. F\ L. Woodruff where she 10c to (iOc size. observed under the auspices of the presided over the culinary depart­ THE SAME GOODS FOR I.ESS MONEY— • M ust Raise th e Rate * f Many newspnper men from all Woman’s Club. All public spirited ment with perfect satisfaction to ; MORE GOODS FOR SAME MOSffeY. parts of the state assembled in Jack­ citizens are asked to participate. her employer. The members of the club will servo T he passing of Aunt ,Msg will be sonville lost Thursday and Friday to discuss the situation brought dinner on the Baptist church grounds regretted by white and colored about by the shortage of news print to all w orkers—sufficient inducement people aliko for she was one who at­ paper and the greatly increased cost in .itself for a hard day’s work. This tended to her own business, worked of same. The building of ■n paper ■vent Is the first of a series of ac­ hard and saved her wages and own­ mill wai little discussed, the impra- tivities the club has planned for the ed h«r homo where she was wont to ticubillty of-such a move being too town betterm ent during the edming retire for a few hours each day to winter. . . • rest; For some time. Aunt Mag has apparent. PHONE U 8 A atudy of the needs of the Oviedo bepn afflicted with rheumatism and I t was the concensus of opinion i W M I M H M M I M I I I I I I l l among the newspaper men th at «d- public school is being conducted 'by [ her demise while pudden was not en- H ESaN FO RD HERALD Wmo parties to fraud in order th a t tk* crooked ring crowd may perpet­ uate themselves in oillce.\ No one , R. J. HOLLY, Editor . W. M. llAYNI’H, Business Manager knows better than Chairman LefHer of the Dndc County Comniitteo th a t PublUhril K m y Tu**H>r *n<l Friday Knott iwji’urcd (he court nomination through fraud, BECAUSE H E .IIA S SO PUBLICLY STATED, hut he HURHOUl'TION PRICE. IN ADVANCE seems to go on the principle th a t O N I T K A *. ......... ....................... » « * the courts can absolve the wrong ■IX M O N T M H ....I......... .. »« YURFIti IMONTIW.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . *N doers of ail evil.*.* g~ . ■ *Mr. Lefflrr- said, continuing his D*Ot*f*d la D m City b> r . n l n I 2 K I'M T t t f la reply lo Ihc above paragraph: A C i u n mt 20r.' I ’r t Month MAKE BUSINESS PROFITABLE ’ THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY X PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx .Notice to Farmers A Carlaod ol TRACTION AND POWER SPRAYERS MAHONEY-WALKER 00. . 3rd. and Oak Ave. Hfi D ollar Specials Saturday and Monday , AT THE ~ 3-In-l Store fXOUNTY HAPPENINGS | 3 Good Window Shades - - ■ $1.00 6 Good Large Pillow-Cases ' $1.25 Silk Shirt Waists Ladies’ Wash Skirts S T IC K U M ” - . - $1.25 Ladies’ Night Gowns - $1.25 Ladies’ Under Skirts - 10 Yds. Dress Gingham 36-In. Muslin, 1 Yd. BUT - - 1.00 -. 1.00 - 1.00 - 1.00 - - LOO 1.00 - - - 1.00 36-In. Silk Poplin, 1 Yd. - - 1.00 6 PLATES 6 CUPS 6 SA U CER S i! C IC O PASTE ALL FOR $1.00 The i: Herald Printing Co. 3-In-l Office Supply DepC- ■ • • its,-. :s ■f J* 17*' f �'.w> PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD H E R A L D T tho latest dcsjgns direct from fac­ tory to French Millinery Shop., Uao Juba Self Rising Flour for delicious . hot Biscuits—At all gro­ * * cers. . c-tf Little HappenlDg8--Menlion Havo you seen tho' new novelties of Matters in B r ie i- r . at th e French Millinery Shop' Some­ Personal Item s o f ' thing to please all the ladies: Interest For delicious hot biscuits uSe J u ln Self Rising Flotfr—At all grocers. s . m . . . r of » * ' Pt.lll»« S m .n :: G-tf Am,n«cd.c,r ,, T he little tots have not ..... .. for­ Harried llemld Reader* gotten in lij|ts iiini routs at tit4*++*++**++*— ' French Millinery Shop. Will arrive thl* afternoon— 17 coat Children'a heavy coats for syhoul £ jn at Ffcllch M ill^erjr-SH op. can -b e found"at’ the French Millin­ 1 . day of the season, Oct. 'J'Jnd, ery shop. Full linp of up to date coatJ, m at Woodland Parh. ■. j suits, dress skirts and shirt waists ifisa Cora Decns of Baltimore for your inspertion. Fall and Win­ «jtl be in rha-s;e of ladle* ready to wear at the Freni'h Millinery. Shop. d e r 1910-17. If money saving means • Cooked food aalo by tbu Indies of anything to you don't fail to see these lines. Ladies’ & Gents’ Em­ the Presbyterian church W ednesday, porium. L. Kraussr 1’rnf. , 303 K. Oct. ISth, 9 to 11 n.-m. and H to C 16—1tc m. at Irwin & Giles'. Beans, First St. A new display uf imported models meat loaf, salad, home made bread, in hats have just arrived at the £ etc. l* -2tp French Millinery Shop. The many friends of Hnrry B. Lewi* of the .Connelly Real E state EVE It YTH1NG S E ASON A111. E Co. will regret to hear of tho death . for of hi* mother, Mrs. Dr. E. W. Lewis, SANFORD GARDENS ■ which occurred at her hom e. De­ October 19th, Seminole Co-opera­ fiance. Ohio, last night. D r. and tive Grocery Co. Su% or phone Mrs. Mr*. Lewi* have been regular winter S. B. Wight. ridtors in this county for u num ber I’ansy Plants, 60. cents pcf hun­ of yeara. dred. For Sale—Delayed order Juat ar­ S hasta Daisy Plants, 75 rents per rived—Celery seed American nnd hundred. « * * French. H. H. Chappell, Celery Carnation Hunts $1.25 per'dozen. arenuc 7-tfc ' Cnlta Lliy Bulbs $1.50 per doxen. Miu Mary Waldon hai resigned Freesia Bulbs 25 cents per dozrc'n. her position with Mr. DnCottes and. Cyclamen Plants, 75* cents per accepted a position in Jacksonville. dozen. * Miu Hath Vnughn will fill thu 'posi­ Snapdragon Plants 75 cents per tion left vacant by M iu W aldron. * dozen. Fresh Flower 'Seed. Use Juba Self Rising Flour for Gladiolus Mollis of yellow vari­ - delirious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ eties olid purple, also mixed colors. cers. . • ^-tf . Orders taken for Palms, Shrubs and • Mr. ami Mrs. Parian and daugh­ ornamentals for November delivery. ter, Lurile aijt Mrs.' E. E. Dawling 15-Jtc ’ ot Ovieda were guoits of Mrs. L. M, TelfoVd Saturday. Weekly Dancing*Class Use Juba Self Rising F lo u r'fo r On Thursduy afternoons at l.p. in. delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ at her residence, HO1 Park Avo., cers. Adi Miss M argaret Wight will conduct Mr.'and*Mrs. E. E. Dowling of dancing classes for hoys and girts. Oviedo were the guests of Mr. und Admission will lie twenty-live cents Mrs I. M Telford, Mrs. Dowling for each pupil, payable weekly. staying over and returned home Private lessons, fifty cents, Monday. . • 15-tfc For delicious hot biscuits use Ju b a REGISTER! REGISTER; ' Self Rising Flour—At all grocers, . Democrats who voted in the Ju n e 6-tf Mrs. S. W. Bradford ami little primary should bear in mind th e Son returned yesterday from a der fact that registration in the primary books docs not qualify for participa­ lightful visit to Cartersville, On. tion In, the N orcm hrr election, Use Juba Self Rising F lour for whether his party affiliation be D em ­ delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ ocratic or otherwise, must be prop­ cers. • • C-tf erly registered InAfec general reg is­ Victor Schmelz has returned to tration books. hi* home near Paoln after an extend­ Persons who registered in th e ed visit' in the west, spending the general registration hooks two years most of his time at Denver with his ago, however, are not required to dsujhter.' Mr. Schmelz was carried register again this year. awsy with Denver nnd the west. The registration hooks for Sem ­ For delirious hot biscuits uso Ju b a inole c6unty are now open In each Self Rising Flour—At nil grocers. precinct and will remain open until . * 6 -tf October idth . A '*J. R. Hayden expects to take In Be sure your name is on the gen­ the big opening of the Armour eral registration books if you expert picking plant at Jacksonville thia to vote In tho general election. week. Re is interested in line cattle Register—do It now, before you for* and has one of tho largest ranchos JeLiL---------- ----------------------ll-6tp — —itt-Volusis-county. Build Now For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Tho Sanford Building & Loan As­ Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. sociation ia prepared to build two or • * 6-tf three first class houses at onco. A number of Sanford people are First eom e first served. ----------. . attending.the-em ifedorats Reunion 16-3tc A. P. Connelly, Sec. *t Tampa thia week. For delicious hot biscuits uso Juba Marcus Fagg at Woman’s Clpb 'Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. , A cordial invitation Ts extended to 6-tf every one to attend the Welfare De­ Emile Vallalic is at home to his partment meeting on Wednesday ®*ny friends at his farm on Mel- afternoon a t the Woman’s Club and lonville avenue: After trying share hear Mr. Fagg’a address on "Social coppers for several years Emllo Progress In Florida.’* will do tho work himself this season *nd expects to become a real SanNotice to Democrats ford grower. There will be a Democratic mass Use Juba Self Rising Flour for meeting a t the court house 7:30 delicious hot Biscuits—At all -gfo- o’clock Friday night, October 20th. 6-tf - , Schelle Mnines, Stato Committeeman. n ®* Newton and daughter, ‘ilizel returned to Hanford Friday l 6-2tp *fter a month’s visit to relatives in Georgia. A Correction For delicious hot hiscuits use Juba In writing up the accident to the BtU HUing Flour—At all grocers. little Wheeless boy last Tuesday we were informed that the boy had 6-tf It is a pleasure to remodel and just avoided a car and in stopping out across tho street was run down wii*V“ C your ,ast ■e,t',on,, hnt. a» * . ** ob’an, dye and curl your by the Porter car. Mr. Wheeless In­ ®*‘rich feathers. At the French TkfIN forms us th a t there was no other Hn« y Shop. car on the street at tho time except Use Juba Self Rising Flour (or tho Porter car. ddidous hot Biscuits—At all gro- Resolution o f Thanks by the Wesley !' 6-tf Bible Class I ust received, a new shipment of W hereas' the different religious , , , ( 1 *n “ilka, satins snd serges, all and civic bodies of tho city of San- { |N AND ABOUTTHE CITY ford and county of Seminole assisted us to secure the State Federation of the Wesley Bihlu Classes of the state of -Florida to meet In Sanford in the year 1917, anil J * \ ~ Whereas we feel deeply indexed, to the religious bodies who sent -rep­ resentatives to Ocala and assisted Us. nnd tho county commissioners of the county of Semi nnlp,’ .the county school hoard of tin* county of Sem­ inole, the city council of the city of Sanford, and the Sanford hoard of trade for the .strong resolutions and invitations these bodies gave ^Thercford he*1f ** 1 f Resolved, That tho Wesley Bible Glass of the Methodist church of Sanford, Florida, extend to these re­ ligious bodies assisting, and the county commissioners, the county school hoard, the clly council and the Sanford hoard of trade our most hearty thanks nnd appreciation of tho assistance they gave ys. R. If. Bromon, 1 L. R. Philips, J J K. F. Housholder, Committee. FOOD STRINGENCY GRIPPING VIENNA Prices So High Thai Only Wealthy People Can Get Enough to Eat. ' MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMS * • * J U S T RECEIVED A FULL U .N E ‘ CHILDREN’S AND MISSES FELT HATS " TOG First Street Next to McCullcrs VIEWS HEARD DY SWISS Soup Kitchens Opened tn Austrian Capital — Military Situation Is Judged With Great Pessim ism Further Defeat* Feared. Lausanne, Switzerland.—The fol­ r a n ners and Fruit Growers s -• 1 r— T'i —: Items of Interest Tor the Man lowing facts will give an Idea of the present economic und military situa­ Behind the Plow tion of Austria-Hungary: • ’ * . <► The Volksstlmme of St. Gall, Switz­ erland. speaks of the great misery In Austria-Hungary, where tho people, Marion County Hoy Makes High (will probably sta rt another nest Corn Yield near!by. This can lie given the same the paper says, have not even the Lawton M artin is just a little hoy', ! treatm ent. strength to revolt. In Vienna, 1C the accounts of travelers are to he be­ Init he made a big corn yield. He The cyanide solution is extremely , Auto Turned Turtle i j W R. Kimball, an engineer on lieved, tho Inhabitants are In the applied for membership in the Mari- poisonous and should. 1he guarded the Seaboard who resides at Oviedo greatest distress. One Is Impressed on county corn du b last spring. Th strictly. H arty Is left after the ant was seriously injured at Lord’s .Sta­ by the number of persons driven. to on.-county corn flub. I ho county nests have been treated it should ho tion last Sunday when in some man­ suicide, hj' misery. Dally many chil­ agent looked him up.and down, then covered lightly ami 'placed where no dren die, says Reno Arcos in the Chi­ walked around behind and looked person will get it through mistake, ner white passing another auto the cago' Nows. * again. Lawton wiut eleven years-old Carbon bisulfide is sometimes used Kimball car struck tho heavy sand Food has reached such high prices and turned completely over. Mr. that only the wealthy can get enough and that let him into the du ll with for killing the ants hut it is not so Kimball was pintn-d beneath the ear to cut. The -pool* hnvo scarcely any­ a margin, hut he looked pretty -effective as the sodium cyanide. ___________ _ 2L~. . and had his collar hone broken and thing huf,potatoes- at their disposal*. small. The agent talked with him j Ulgh School Notes suffered bruises and injuries. Dr. The first populat kitchens In Vien­ awhile, hut did not make any audlu „ mecUn* of thi! Athlet!^ AsNe;rt was summoned and foddered na were opened In various districts mi hie prediction. I hat 1>oy had g r it - | m e d i c a l aid and Mr. Kimball wus July 17. The prlcca are ns follows: Lawton lives on Muckland Farpts. soelntlon of the Sanford High Sehool_ ' taken to his- homo a t Oviedo whore Th roe-ten til s of n liter of soup eo*t near Elertra in East Marion county. t on Monday afternoon, Oct. 9 th * 10 heller (2 cents): a pint of ■ f;o is recovering. laldes, 20 to g.'i heller (I to 5 emu-) . 11«■ selected no acre of heavy rnueV’following otljeer* were elected to 2ot> to 300 grams1 (about one-halt land, broke, prepared and planted serve during th<- sclni >| year ju»: bo.I. lie did all th ” cultiva'iug add gun: I’rend-ut. Tuotnas Meredith, An Orlando woman’s contribution pdtiiul) of*"fnrlnttcenii* foods <■ to t lie Democratic campaign fond pnli-utii, etc.), 30 to 33 heller (•’> :■< . kept all tin* records himself. (}. L. \ ice p reodent, Robert Greene; secllerrlngton. hoys' club agent for l lie ret ary and treasurer, Robert Robin• was ^ city Itrt which sin* values at cents), So far, tip* Viennese luive not shown University of l-Jurida Extension Di- son: inamlger of foot htdl team, $1,000. There are certain fixed ex­ penses in a campaign which must be any great Inclination to avail them­ vision, and R.L Biarklock, county II. F. Ezell: captain football team selves of these kitchens. agent, went out and measured 1-aw- Robert Greene. met by voluntary contributions front The lack of horses Is hcglunlpg to ton's acre and his corn tho other Regular practice for this year’s those interested in th o ,success of the In* felt In the unity services. The psrty, and every loypt party man Munich Ncueste Nuchrlchlen an­ day. He had the acre alt righ't not football team began n few days be­ should contribute. When female suf­ nounce* that the Austro-Hungarian a whit more or less. He also hud fore school opened. Mr. J. C. Tlutand he Is being frage becomes a law in Florida we nulhorltfos have requisitioned all dogs somcthlng else—115 bushels of #corn jchinson is th ........ are going to move to Orinndo nnd In Austria-Hungary that can he used which he had produced at a cost <■! assisied by several in-n <> oar town }3r a bushel. He did not u--'- any w ho a r e i u t e r e - 1 «-i| in t h i s form of vote to semi that gem rows woman us draft dogs. fertiliser. His expense re< ord fol- sport. M r L e w i s ) 11 former coach of The Russian advance compelled the tit congress where site will make a iiuun'illulc destruction of a consider[ lows: Rent. $5; preparation ,uf seed -^ h e Citadel and Mr. Allen, former shining light among the thirty liemlv quarter hack of the University of who hold down, good jobs at $7,500 a id e quantity of provisions which it ) bed, $2..S O ,cost of seed, $0.25; cttl-imi;,, was impossible to remove without. Itlvntion, $3.55; gathering. ?3.75, Florida are rendering very valuable per.—-Apalachicola <Times. however, preventing the Russians from This gives him tho biggeat net prof­ usslstance. • seizing enoratoua stocks of supplies, it and next to the highlit yield th a t The following hoy* who were mem­ A farmer near Ft. Lauderdale was and nt present prisoners, soldiers, has been reported up to 'd a te this bers of lust year’s team nro out for so stiecessful in ,raising broom £orn; wdifken nnd children are working day year in the state. praatice: Robert Greene, Robert a sample of which was sent to the and flight to carry off nil supplies In Robinson, Morris Spencer, Thomas Florida Broom Factory at Jackson­ territories likely to tie Invaded short­ G mid Sweet Potato Vines Make ly by the troops of the czar,Meredith, G. \V. Spencer, and th ville and .pronounced of high quality ^ Hair)liny following now men: Max Stewart, that considerable Interest has been j Pessimism In Austria. Percy Packard, Robert Cobh, Ray­ Sweet potato vines" nfake excellent aroused in the possibilities this crop It Is salt! that In spUe of the offi­ hay if they are cut and cured during mond Allen, Wallace lJpford, Virgil * offers,and there is’ sorne talk of escial declarations Intended to reassure tuhlisidng a broom factory nt Ft. the alarmed population the military dry weather. Many tons of vines Smith, Oliver Murrell, fsreal Kanare lost annually because'farmers do ner und Keginqld Holly. Lauderdale. Mtuntton is Judged even In Austria not appreciate their value, according Tho boys were disappointed bowith great pessimism. to C.K. McQuurrie, state agent for euuse our 'proposed game with Bar­ According to a telegram published *Furmors in tho Quincy section arc finding a good market in that city In the Nemvs Wiener Tageblatt of the University of Florida Extension tow for Monday, Oct. lfith had to for broom corn. A broom factory Vienna, tho object of the Russian of­ Division. 'T he right stare to cut the 1)0 called off, because Bartow was at th a t point is contracting for all fensive is to find u lino of combat vines is the most impoYtant consid­ scheduled to play a hard ganio with the cron the farmers can raise, in which will render possible the'concen- eration. If they are cut too soon Brudunfown on'O ctober 13. How(ration of large numbers of troops spite of the fact th at they were for­ against Hu/tgnry. In general Uip op­ the stubbles may sprout nnd impnro over, this w'il! give the S. II. S. hoys ced to double the capacity of their eration* nre Intrusted to the troops of the quality of tho potatoes. *lf they more time to prepare (or our first plant this year to handle the large tho CnucuHUs. who are specially or­ are left too long they become woody inter High School game, which will nnd the quality of hay is not good. he on Oct. 26th with St. Augustine, crop. ' t ganized nnd selected from the Cauca­ { The heat time to cut tho vines is in Sanford. sian front. The Columns, commanded It is prohuhlc though th a t wo will According to the figures of L. G. by Bulmltcm*. advance along uarrow ju st when^thP foliage begins To yelRiggers, managing secretary of the footpaths, taking ndvuntnkc of every low and before the main stem be- p<ay Rollins Prep, some time before * West Palm Beach-Board of Trade, cover, nnd hurl themselves suddenly comes woody. The yellowing leavea then'. on the Austro-Hungnriun positions. denote the maximum point of p ro -, Th(j boy> the ,ower Krade9 aro between 19,000,000 nnd $10,000,000 Tho Vienna press Is silent ovcF the< duction. Tho potatoes arc m ature practjgin({ „ nd we may WJtpect t0 SOfl . has been invested in and authorized defeat suffered by the Austro-Germau aiong wltlr for roads, canals, drainage opera­ troops In Volhynlfl, but In military ren­ a t that time If the ylnw ard left ^ ma inl<ir , lim m^li School games between tho tions ■and_harhor work jn _ th o,Cf>u0ty_ ters a further retre at of the army Chfil- in the field after thisTitngo many o of Palm Beach since It* formation, manded by General von Llnslngen Is the leaves w.ll ho lost in the.harvest, difrercnt 8chooU of the neighboring and the foliage is the valuable part • ^ expected. in 1909. Not a bad record at all. The following comments of tho Neue of the plant for hay. . . . I* , ’' : ' V j l | A list of games for the Bahford Gainesville has a new enterprise Frele Presse of Vienna give an Idea of The best tool with which to bar- m gh School will he published as the general pessimism: in the form of tho Gaincsvillo Roof­ vest the vines is a scythe or sickle, as it is completed. Wo h iv e "Tho sanguinary events occurring ing Company, which will manufac­ nn our northwest frontier, on thC Ison- A stubble severs! inches long should definite. arrangements to play two ture roofing, Ice boxes, refrigerators, xo and In Trent, the great battle being bo left. The potatoes should bo dug games each with Kisslmmco and St. electric lamps und all kinds of metal fought oh the western front, are caus­ ns soon as possible after tho vines Augustine, and tentative arrange­ specialties. ing a deep Impression. Never, per­ arc removed. The hay is hard to ments to play, several other games. haps, has any phase of tho war been handle and should bo cured without . U f - ------------ :-----— We nre striving to put out a win­ (|A ,P a lm 5each County grower re­ so Important as the present phase, now rain if possible. I t will he found an ning team this season. when men are literally fighting for excellent hay for dairy cows. ports that^hc gathered 5,600 pounds . Robert A. Greene. of pennuts„and dried vines from one life nr death. Evun those nations On thin soils it tnny he advisable aero of land. This is a profitable which hnvo no direct participation In to turn the vines under to add or­ the conflict follow It with deep an­ Proposal for Paving cash crop. xiety, for they know that (ho entire ganic matter. W hether this id done Sanford, K1a„ Oct. 2, 1916. future of Europo ts nt stake, and will depend on the need for hay and Sealed bids will he received by the with It their own future. As usual, ! the needs of tho soil. The farmer In Nebraska In Early Days. county commissioners of Seminole True cats, larger than tho modern tho Important events of the war have must rely on his own judgment. ----- :-----------------county, acting jointly with the c!ty tiger, aliort-leggcd rhinoceroses, mas­ a political effect In nil directions." And Just when Cdunt Andrassy de­ •Sodium Cyanide Solution Rids JftTTTj council of the city of Sanford. Fla., todons with tusks In both the upper and lower Javr nnd n groat variety of clare* that "peace Is Inseparable from Beds or Anls a t th e ’Office* of ’the clerk of the court wolfllko carnivora mado their homo Austro-Hungarian victory, llungnry Is Small seeds such as lettuce fre- of the county of Seminole, at SanIn Nebraska soma years ago, or, to bo filled with hope nnd will hear pence i quently fail to give good germination ford, Ha., nt or before 10 a. m., exact, In tho tertiary period when spoken of only after her enemy’s de­ where there is nppnrnently no reason ( November 8th, 1916. that state wna an expanse of swampy feat," It la Interesting to hear what lowland, covered with vegotatlon not Germany thinks of her ally. From for it. If the seeds are alive and if | For furnlnhinR all materials and there U plenty of moisture »nd laying approximately 13700 sq. yds. unlike that of tho Amazon wilder­ Berlin wo read: warmth they should give a good of hrlck pnving, certified check for nesses of tho present day. Relate Reverse of Austrians. "In the problematic expectation of stand. ' When these conditions are $600.00. assistance from the Turks, the Austro- fulfilled and gesmination is poor It Hops Used as a Vegetable. For furnishing and f(>r larm sning nil an materials material* unu Hops, which are not recoghlsable In Hungarian troops continue to lose ter­ is probable that ants aro causing the the form wo'use thenn woro eaten for ritory In Galicia. Their lost retreat in trouble. They are fond of small constructing approximately • 19600 themselves a* a Togetablo by tho n o ­ the region of Jnbloulca has enabled pccds and will carry practically the jlocul ft. 4 in. x^ 10^ in. concrete^curbmans of'old, and still are by tho Ba­ the Russluns to capture the cntlro rail­ whole planting to their nests if they ing. certified check for $300.00. varians, who choose, rather than the way lino Delatyn-Worochta, for the arc left unmolested. Plans anff specifications on file blossom, tho tender top shoots of the possession of which n battle has been with E. A. Douglass, clerk of tho J. II. Watson, entomologist to the plant and prepare them In much the raging for n week. The llusslnu at­ court 'h t Sanford, Fla. form of an ospiragus salad.—Ex­ tacks which led to this success were University of Florida Experiment Stations suggests th a t the nests be change. directed ngnlnst Mont Mogura, 3,831 The right is reserved ,to reject any feet high, dominating the pnssage In treated with a solution of sodium or all bids. question and tho portion of the rail­ cyanide. Ono ounce of the poison' . L- P. Hagan, Hprd Workers. way line' Tnrtarow-Worochla. ‘ WorN6 man can seem 'to work harder ochta I* tho last station before tho to n quart of water will muko a so­ • Chrm. B’d o f Co. Comr’a. LYRIC THEATRE lution strong enough. Punch a hole thnn a person who doqsu’t really *c< Hungarian frontier." Just received a new shipment of Hatters'Plush— in thu main entrance of the neat G. It. Ramsey, compllsh anything. Thq. Gertnnn*.papers dwell on Ger­ from six inches to a foot $jcep, ' Co. Eng’r. ‘ ; NEW W H IT E F E L T 8 man resistance In Volhyntn, principal­ B. W. Herndon! ly In the environs of (Covcl, where the Four about an ounce ot the solution *Tis a CuHous World. Pres’t of City Council, We m a k e A SPECIALTY. OF 'CHILDREN'S h a t s | 48 into the hole and close it immediate­ When a man leavea church Just as Russians, they say, dispose of formi­ the collection plate starts on Ita dable menus, and they compare this re­ ly by, tramping tho soil. The solut F. T. Williams, .City Eng’r. rounds, ho may have been taken sud­ sistance to the weakness which itp* tion will ovaporate and the fumes E. A. Douglass, Clerk. (seal) denly III, but the rest ,of tho congre­ pears to have overpowered the Aus­ liberated will kill the ants.* H all 1the ants are not killed the survivors trian troqps. 17-TueM tc gation doesn't believe i t 1 * ...-■ 4 THE QUALITY SHOP f • * . BRS- *• D. PEARSON, Mgr- MRS. A, D. PARRISH, Asst. /■■■A; — i _ �oodooo o o o a o a “T o a a a a o a o o o do a o a o o a a a a o a o n o o n o o a o c i o o a a a a i CURBSTONE GLEANINGS j — - -• j BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E.” EVEN THE GATE • POST NOT IN IT | ( October IT; 19] g THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TWO A CI1IEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. HE’LL PRENT ’EM « SO SAYS SAUNTERfiR. * S o a o o o o o a o a a o o a o o o o o a a a o o o o a D O O ao o o o D ao D ao o ao a□□□□□□o would moko* a good fair ground* for several years to- come. There could be no horse racing but then horse racing seems to be a thing of thp past anyhow and few people pay any attention to the races at the different fairs. The land on the lake, front could he made into one of tho finest small fair grounds in th e ‘state and. the central location would appcul to the patrons. • • t ri I hear and aeo many funny things in my peregrinations over the city, for Instance: BRITISH PILE IIP SNELLS AT BASRA SHERROD SMITH PLAYS GOLF Dlsousted Caddie Refers to Him as “8ome Woodpecker" When He Drivee Ball Into Woods. 'Jnrk Coombs. Sherrod Smith, a newspaper man and I were playing a End German Drcsni of Proposed foursome on one of the Pittsburgh goif links the other day, nnd the ciuldja who Terminus of Berlin-Bagdad had Smith in tow was greatly nwed by Ida illustrious employer," said Nnp Railway Line. CAPTURED SHIPS IN TIGRIS Rocker, star soulhpirw* or the Brook­ lyn Dodgers, the other dny. "There’s it thick ^ jhh! to the right of the first tee, nnd .Smith, wild swings Icftdinudcd. Just ns ho pitches, hooked Milton H. Mabry, Sr. Will H. Price. For Bulled Stales Senator • Park Trammell * For Congress Fourth District W. J. Sears For Govrrnor W, V. K nott For .Secretary of Slate II. Clay Crawford Par Comptroller Ernest Amos - . For Stale T reasurer J. C. Lunlng For State. Supt. Public Instruction W. N. Shcats ’ . For Justice Supremo Court Jefferson B. Browne ,For Railroad Commissioner Royal C. Dunn For Slates-Altornoy Seventh Disk Joseph H. Jones For Stolen Senator Nineteenth l)|»t. Geo, W. Crawford For M ember House of Hcprescntlvci F. L. Woodruff 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 For Tax Assessor A. Vaughn For Tax Collector Jno. D. Jinklns ■ . [ DR. A. DOLAN OBOODDOOOO While in Phillips’ studio the other ■ I--, voting with the first and second pH day a lady refused to take some Simple Possession of the River Tigris m artf.if there are more than six I refuse. photographs because as she said her le Sufficient to Control the Popumen in this city that understand how­ husband looked like a baboon. Har­ T o,volq for Hitches, * latton for Many Miles to count the votes in a second pri­ ry replied very politely, "M adnm , I No m atter what the hues Inland. mary 1 would like • to see them. c a n 't help it. You chose him, I Of his whiskers; blues, M eantime let all the Democrats for d id n 't." Pinks, greens, ‘grays, browns. General Headquarters Mesopotamian the Democratic nominees anil those . Or any other, shades or tones Expeditionary Force. Basra.—Tho cul­ A young man in love asked Felix who do not’ vote for th«Democratic T h a t might fuse. ‘My muse mination of Germany's Immediate east­ F ran k , if he. thought he should pro­ I s lame, halt and blind, but the news nominees should not expoet to tak ern aspirations was the creation of part in the next Democratic- pri­ pose to a girl on his knees. Felix re­ IktHra-as the lVrslan gulf terminus of of Hughes would not enthuse plied, "If you don't the girl should mary. Any muse of mine the Berlin-Bagdad rnllwny system, get off." writes lands Edgar Browne In the Or a hundred and nine. I’d choose In the moving picture show the Chicago News. Tho Bormans In their Almost anyone else but Hughes — * Any preacher who uses tobacco other nffeht a man sitting behind a wildest dreams could hardly him- im­ Someone addicted to booze, in any form cuts his influence half lady with a large hat said, "M adam, agined Basra ns It Is today. It is tho Who ran cuss and ubuse in two, according to the theological A red-blooded burglar, a ho could calculations of Sterling Williams, u I wish you would remove your hat.- headquarters and main base for B rit­ ish operations In Mesopotamia. The infuse famous Sunday school worker of I c a n 't see the picture and I want term *‘lmso‘* bus come to mean a plnee to laugh with tho rest of the audi­ Me with respect. Hut ! refuse Kansas City, who, is conducting a ence. She replied, “ Well, you just where thousands of troops are onAbsolutely and" umitMdiliedly and ir­ scries of rnlllcs in Atlanta. camped jn glistening white tents, enrewuteh my shoulders and when I fully arranged In rows and blocks with revocably “ I had us soon sec a boy take a laugh, you laugh." To vote for a pious, rcspectahlc, military precision; mountains of fond drink of whiskey us to sec him smoke 'hyphenated stores for the men nnd fodder for the Hand picked, pussy footed candidate a cigarette," he declared in the animals: hospitals and headquarters There is much that can be said course of an address to A tlanta Sun­ nnd dispatch riders dashing about ns g o a a a o o o a o o a a d a a o p a io o o o o l i k e Hughes! —T. L. M. day school workers. "And the man pro and con regarding the proper though tho angel of death were after who uses a pipe or rigars while in­ kind of pictures to be shown on tho them. screens. For my part I thoroughly • * In a few more weeks the Catta- veighing against the cigarette is enjoy u good picture and aeo norip of Basra Is all thqt nnd more. Never making no headway. Lot him cseK nott stud will tint! a place in the was there a more unique campaign * Nap Rucker, Dodgers.'" tho* immoral aspects of them hut oh VETERINARIAN than tilts-one, where there Is every trash can ins tea i of In the local chew. the weed in all its forms be­ the other harid there are pictures fore he talks." * !: -----:OFFICE----Ids first ball Into tho woods. Ho trios! contrast between east und west. newspapers and we can ail settle th a t 1*question the right of allowing again. Once more lie smnslied the ball Tire Tigris is nil InqHirtunL in tho down to real . iuigJTi I fur.- t HAND BROS. bT*ill,ES □ young girl* and.boys viewing. There Campaign. It Is fickleness personified. lntQ.the woods! Ill rapid succession he g about this ejertiop business. At ' There is a general feeling here 0 are quo lion in life that should be kept It SIimm I k. suicides mid spreads cholera drove eight India Into tho tall nnd un­ Bring in your Iqmo and tick 0 present it terialnly has the voters th at Seminole* rounty should have a horses and mutes. Have (hem D from the children while they are of with absolute Impartiality. Hardly trio cut. in the wind but 1 for one intend to fair this year and begin a permanent treated. Have their teeth ev.imln. 5"The caddie was disgusted. Do wns 0 tender age and we are certainly liv­ engagements out of all the furious en­ vofc fur tho Democratic ■nnmiiiees organization* that will, continue for ed, sharp corners dressed down, ing too fust th'esc days. It would ho counters Hint have thnrkvU the sternly no longer proud lie was Sherrod 0 ° projections cut off and decayed* regardless of all tin- t.ilk about the many years. Other counties in 0 a good thing for the moving picture progress of ItrltMi troops up the river Smith’s caddie. Finally bo could keep molars extracted. 0 supreme court and the re-canvass Florida are forming county fair or­ still no longer. shows to advertise children's pictures have i. urretl more Hum eight tulles □ and all the other rot Here is hop­ ganization* and Seminole, one of ‘• ‘(Jee! Mr. Builth.' lie. shouted; Q OOOOOC1 O O D O O O D O O aO O DO 130 0 0 0 and have children’s day on Friday from Its hulks. The British objective ing that the in \i legislature will Kick the richest in the state in agricul­ lias been to take possession of the riv­ 'you're some woodpecker!"' the Hryan primary law and all the ture fruits and slock should not full anti 'Saturday afternoons ami let the er. The Turks have tried only tohotd RUN DOWN pictures be the kind that would in, It.- Slpiple possession of the river Is other new fangled laws governing behind in this g re a t. ’ movement. If you are run down, can't eat, no ap­ terest children and give tham u sufficient to control the population for Never Borrow Trouble. elections into a cocked hat and let That bulkhead idea is a good one petite, you need good moral. * It is difficult for. rite many miles Inland. Let us bo of'good cheor, rememberus get back to the old' method of and if this land can lie obtained it managers of. picul re sh o w s.to pick ing that tho misfortunes hardest to British Ships Everywhere. bear nro thoso will eh never happen.— their pictures for they are probably One stands on the army commander’s under ro nlrart with the big com­ pier and realizes tljnt Britain does Lowoll. panies *to show till their series of control the sens. As far ns one can | t h a o c M tan pictures but those same companies see. either up or down tin* elver, there DEM OCRATIC T IC K E T S 3 (should be brought to the realization are o,-,nil-going stilps tugging nt an­ Presidential Electors TONIO DIGESTIVE = , that the children are the largest chor chains drawn tnun( ns how strings . . J. Turner Butler It improves the appetite, Is nn aid*to £ 2 patrons of the show and they should by tho swift current. The ships are Morton Caraballo weak-stomachs, anjl tones up the entire £ 3 create pictures accordingly and act nnchored ono behind the other In a J. P. Clarkson system. Sold only by us. 11.00. * ^ ; i n conjunction with tile managers of lopg column. They ball frnm tunny Frank Harris It. C. BOWER s = j local theatres in creating children’s corners of the earth nnd among their S 3 j pictures for special days. Tho Worn- cargoes one may find everything from n Mg howl tier shell to n skein of em­ S att’s Cfub of this city can well af- broidery for Bojna Arab harem. The s s i ford to take up this m atter and act ships are nearly all British. They tly g s | in conjunction with the managers of one of the .varied designs of the Brit­ SEE! the local theatres and In this way ish ting. It nmy he the white ensign S I work up a regular program every of the royal navy or the red ensign of S3* week for the* children. Another the mercantile licet or the blue ensign S 2 jilting is interesting the school chil­ with India's rising sun or flu* Austral­ S H O E S —" T h a is M y B u siness*' dren, parents and teachers and that ian flag with its four stars depicting is the habit of. allowing the children the southern cross. H 301 K. F IR S T ST R E E T Every dny n few ships draw Into S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A to attend the shows during the week. There is no doubt but what the chil­ midstream and with half exposed pro­ pellers thrash their why toward iho dren should have special nights sen. They,havg before them a terrible after they are through school for the tossing nbaut by tin* Arabian sen mon­ AT week und this applies not only to soon, but even nt that they must be the picture shows but to every other thankful to the depths of their souls. form of nmusement. The children Basra Is all that Is vile. Tlu* very alt* should be made to observe the rule one breathes Is rank poison. The tem­ * of work first and play afterward and perature runs tip to .118 degrees on SANFORD'S HOUSE OF SERVICE . nothing should take their ndnds tho river. It will go higher. The shore Is a smelling swnmp where dungwroas from their studies. mosquitoes breed try billions. Il<*nt apoplexy bangs over every man's head r By a strange* coincidence • Dr. like n sword suspended, by u thread. Brownlee several weeks 'hgo studied Cholera comes In the night. on a sermon on tho grutitudo of children, for a series of lectures,on • Tried to Block C^ p n d . — Sunday evening nnd made all_ar- *'A"fTinfiH Top, n Jumhhj,of topmasts -r«HgemcTTts"Ta Tullt “ InsT Sunday nnd a few shreds of loose cordftge snap­ night *on the children who marry p in g In tbo breeze ben* mute evidence without consulting their parents. of the way jhe Turk* attempted to The Hcrntd. hud something on this block the river. Brtush* monitors were tWWIAuv Inst Tuesday in this column of stuff pressing close upon.the retreating Tur­ and nonsense* nnd Dr. Brownlee kish army, burling high explosive' prefaced his remarks Inst Sunday sheila Into Its rear guard. Tho Tur­ night lie remarking on tho fuel thut kish admiral hurriedly threw throe ALL M A K E S | A N D Fully Charged Batteries he and The Herald seemed to have' ships across tho river tlnd scuttled them. The middle ship wns a fine TYPES REPAIRED #. to Fit Any Car r taken the same subject. Now who German liner containing cargo. The can dispute the adage about great « * * British contemplate salvaging bar. The SEMINOLE COUNTY GARAGE minds running in the sumo channel. others were smaller *hl]w—ono n light sldp and tho other n small steamer. • My* attention has neen culled to The plan wns admirable, but wns the fast driving that is being done engineered with characteristic Turkish by the autos on Magnolia avenue luefliclency, nml the small steamer on And having watched for them I am the right swung clenr of ‘t he channel STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH convinced th a t there are several nnd fouled tho liner before she sank. -v Ttic Turks nro a tdt superstitious about th at ought to be arrested but in this SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAX 18TH, 1916 Are you poing to neglect this offer—or are you the Tigris and they declare tho river connection will also say (that Mayor foiled their plans because It did not (THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY, coming in todav and get an EVEREADY CON­ Davison and the police force are do­ wish to bore through the river bank - * « t' ing all in their power to stop it. -The TEST BLANK?—they are free. • * All .SIftI, lUi-jlpmrat. I r e . Itrc lln ln , ( l u l r Cara la WaaMa|ta« to form n neiv channel, which It would, police arrest* some offender* 'cveay have done bad the admiral been suc­ IHnln* C a r H r r 'ir a oa T r .la 10 • week but they cannot spend all their cessful.' Contest closes November 7—a t midnight. • * No. 82 No. 80 • No. 86 time aji one avenue a n d .it is a dif­ Anchored In the stream la a great Lv Jacksonville....—„. —9 :10 a. m. 1:35 p. m. * 8:10 P- m. ficult m atter to catch i\Jl of them. black ship, with n golden atnr and the Ar Savannah 12:35 s. m. .......1:15 p. ro. 6:35 p. m. I t would he a mighty good thing for letters **I\ 8. 8.” painted on her fun­ Ar Richmond-..^.. .......5.*05 a. m. 7:45 P- m. 9:13 a. m. tho auto drivers to pull down their nel. The letters translate "prize steamAr Washington....—— 8:50 a. m. 11:50 P- m. 2:33 p. m. Ar lUtllmoru___ ------10:05 m. machines all over the city for tho slilp.” I have seen so many prize 1:14 a. m. 1:50 p. m. Ar Philadelphia... ...... -12:24 m. m. 3:40 a. m. 4.03 p. m. m ajority of them drlvo entirely too steamships In the East that It seems as Ar New T o rt......------ 2:40 p. m. . 6:20 P* ID* though British captures of Germany's 6:00 a. m. fart. mercantile marine must compensate For Infbnnathin or Reservation Phone or Write largely for her losses through Ger­ ATLANTIC COAST LINE Calling the Children. many’s submarine campaign. The 138 W. Boy St„ Jacksonville, Fla. Hillsborough Hotel, Tamps, FU. Don't shout at tho vdilklren when prises still rctnlii their German names, Phone 17 , Phone 132 they oro out of 'doors and you wish probably for the purpose of Identi­ ................................................................................................................................. them to como to tbo house. Call them fication, ‘ although they fly tho red with a small boll or whistle. Tho ensign and are operated by government sound will go farther than tho voice crews. Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Dry ry Cleaning. Altera* carries, and there wUl be ho strain oa lions of All Kinds on Short Notice tbo vocal cords. Slaughter Songster*. Join Our Gentlemen's Valfct Club. .$2.00 Per Month. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.—When residents Improved Match Striker.* claimed that the clamor ot starlings S U IT S $15.00 UPW ARD Tack a pleco of fly screen over sand­ nnd blackbirds murdered their sleep, paper of the same size. This .wUl not Mayor Wilbur hired 12 expert markswear out as readily as (apdpaper men, whose guns are eliminating the alone.—Popular Science Monthly, “uleep-killers." Exrhughciv Me! 8 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiliiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DO YOU KNOW I WHERE YOU CAN GET Foot Comfort? R EG A R D LES S OF WHAT OUR COM PETITORS SAY Your C R E D IT is Good * E. H. Peters The Geo. H. Fernald H ardw are Co. ev EREADy SANFORD, o f f e r s Phone 8 FLORIDA _ GUARANTEED STORAGE NON'StftPHATJNGBATTERY F « r a. N AM E B . r1 EVEREADY’ offers every man, woman and child an opportunity to turn one new word into $3,000. ATLANTIC COAST LINE The Charles Electric Co., Inc. B R O C K MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE. I PHONE 174 A 25q Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent'Your House For You �Mason and Norman PEO PLE a nd e v e n t s ... about Married l* AffmpM# Arriag* of Mis. Annie I«M to Mr. Richard Benjam in DifttM. Texas, tooK noon a t Mem­ ir is Burfunded with unusual intcreift. fpr Z h young people are popular in ' W ord and their families are promL -tly connected throughout HorJS Georgia and Texas. The wedcerem ony was witnessed by u - 1). A. Caldwell, who acromnied her daughter to Memphis, I Snd Mr. and Mrs. It- Rs [*» the parents of the groom. Immcdi,(t|y ifler the ceremony the young couple continued their Journey to DillM. Texas, where they will make their future home. The bride, was married in her trav ­ eling suit of ilurk green broadcloth hzndsomely tailored. The coat was one of the new models with yoke bifk, plain front and belted finish­ ed with brod n mole, skin fur and crocheted buttons in Beif color. The ikirt was made Hare nnd n girdlo top and full back. With the becom• jnl costume was worn u black velvet toque anti green war-bride veil. The winsome bride is th e firsk diughter of Mr. a n d 'M rs . David Alfred Caldwell. Her sunny disposi­ tion and compelling' personality gave her a place distinctly her owh in the home circle., the church and th a egduiivc set in which sho had scores of friends and admirers. Sanford reluctantly gives to Dullas one of her lovelier daughters. The groom, who is well-known in the city i* the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Fox of Dallas. Hp Is prom­ inent in the social and business life of his home town and throughout Teizs. Man} beautiful gift* .testi­ fied to (he popularity of tho-young couple. Mr*. Tax .was the honor guest at many delight ful parties .and showers the seek pb-ceding her marriage. PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD . I T T * * 16 A RESUME OF SANFORD h a p p e n in g s u p -ro d a te anti eastern states, where they wcr< tho recipients of many dclielitrul no clttl attentions,' t • Ertry H’rrJt llridge The Every \yeek Bridge Cluli re­ A U im all c< ommin tiikiRi fo« tkta Colantn I . " S « Vt, U . t « . , , a, P U m sumed its games for the season on Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Barrett ar­ Mu , R. A. T n lu in , I'h.nt No *ol Thursday afternoon with Mrs. W. R. rived Sunday from points in tho Anno hostess, at the homo of* her j north and east. They are being eorng to the i tllally daughtvr, Mrs. Lake. Owing dlally welcomed by their many Sati­ to a new clime. Miss Caldwell w a s outions of Mrs. Ccril Gnhhott ford friends, mtirh feted and entertained in the n,ll‘ Mrs. Norma King Me l.atig Id in week preceding her marriage to \ | ***-w memhrrs ha\re been added.' Mrs. <*<»o. Upchurch of M ontgom­ *J. hox.VIr . at M.-mplii-t T--nn **’ On- |<*'7-'nini*l of the club, Mrs ery. Ala., who Jtas been visiting her At each affair the I , r « l > - t \\ E Wat-.m and Mrs. \V. J. Thfg- mother, Mrs. Lewis nt .Longwoud shoW'ered with surh a lo-aiiiiful ,, tuln-r members who will play and a sister Mrs. Creary in Ta.rtpn, sortm ent of lUMeellam-ous article-,. "e-umn are Mrs. Lake, Mrs. G. i-« the guest of Mrs. Geo. Shipp on In the afternoon they were delivered **■ Smith, Mrs.’ Yorco, Mrs. Margnr- Sanford Heights this week .while on by the real postman xit tho home of ‘'l Marne*, Mrs.1 A hno, Mr*. S. E. route to Alabama. Miss Seay while the party wns in H“rrett and Mrs. Neal. The two ----------progress and in the evening they »•"“ named were not present on.- ^ Mrs. J. N. Robson and children wero presented in a-big,.fancy h o * .! ^ afternoon. Mrs. Dale returnP(| from Madison. S. C , on An tee course wnt* served In the ''"B am s, Mr*. Roxeoo .Skippur nnd Saturday afternoon and salad and let-i in the ^*r#of I,akelattd were guest* evening. The house was charmingly the >!uh with Mr*. W, A. Fitts, Mrs. Walker hns returned from adorned with pink hibiscus nnd coral ^ r-- 11 tPn guest. The visitors' prize Asheville, N. nnd is with her vine, ferns and yellow idnmunder* 'Vl,s wnn Mrs. Moore and to Mr*. daughter, Mrs, A. M. Philips. In pretty arrangement. Mrs. Geo. Barnes wus (Presented tho club prize, I’axton,. the, successful contestant in a lovely rose candlestick in hisquo. Miss Snldeo Williams with Miss the hook contest was given a piece Porch Porta Charlotte Hand returned from Juckof music. The evening's pleasure was a five »ct comedy in which each Mra. James Taylor entertained ' BOnville- 0n Thur,,,,n>'* \ act was a pleasure announced by a with a charmingly informal porch quotation. The first was "Music party on Thursday afternoon.. The Mr. N. O. Garner returned from hath charms to tame the savage guest* brought their needlework and Macon, Ga., the latter part of the beast," in. which Dr. MeCuslin and the hours were spent pleasantly in week. Miss Muriel Harrold gave selections I social intercourse. ’Mrs. Taylor's ———on the violin-and piano. The second guests were Mrs, F. P. Rincs, M r*. Friends of net was embodied in the quotation. J. B. R u)\ Mrs. F. W.-Scoggan, Mrs. will he glad to hear thnt she is ex "A little nonsense now and then is D. R. Brlaion. Mr*. B. F. Ezell, Mrs. pWted in Sanford on T hursday ami Mr*. J. .1. B. (’alder. Caldef. relished by the sternest men." Thu Mitchell and while on route from New York to third .w as particularly funny for Fort Myers. She will he the guest "W ad som e power tho gif tie gie us. Lawn Party____ _______ J. Runtph. T o soo oim*4v*-a-tei- itb**rs see'US.** While the grown folk* were en­ Wus exemplified by remarks made joying themselves on The frflnt Births by each other of the guests present. porc'h n group of little folks werg ”CrtT. and Mr*. A. k . Powers an ­ wns ."Eat, drink and bci merry" and fravtng a fine tune on tin* lawn at nounce the birth of a little daughter, th e fifth act was !‘As you like it." the home of. Mrs. Taylor on Thurs­ Saturday, Oct. It. The little Indy Included in the two charming af­ day afternoon, guests of Miss Min- will ♦ • - • n a m e d for ln-r t w o g r a n d W i s t i n g the children fairs were Mrs. I). A. Caldwell, n i e D i l l o n m-itiier*. Maria Ann. nt ih-ir r-tiiip* a n d game* wn* Mi** Mrs.- J. N. Whitm-r, Mr* l!.,rr\ T h e little guests were Ward, 'Mrs. Claude Herndon. Mrs. E l l a D i l l o n ' . (’honors of Atldrcssa D o r o t h } R a y , Cecil [lines, Clinton Robt. Deane. Mrs. S. A. Irwin, Mr*: Mr. and Mrs. Geo.' 1). Hi-Oinp Itino, K ' i ’ a l i e i li Kino*. Helen HrisR. It. Dens, Mrs. K. Bower, Mr*. have moved to thu DeCottes home son. Boyce Ezell and Mary Geiger, Mr*. I). G. Monroe, Mrs. on Magnolia avenue. Mr. D eCotte. Ezell. i * It, C. Maxwell, Mrs, John Thomas, ! will reside .with them. Mrs. W. E. Houshulder, Mrs. Geo Watson, Mrs. 'Tjsli Ratliff, Mrs. Brownlee, Mrs. H. L. Gibson, Mrs. S U B S T A N T IA L REDUCT I EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 191G . I V n m n i- v a n i a Pennsylvania Pennsylvania •VACUUM CUI* EBONY TUEAD BAR CIRCLE fiOO Mile Tire« ’ r»,000 Mile Tires 3,500 30x3 .. ..$!1.15....’’.-..30x3.:.....S 9. lU .ip ......30x31 j..„ 14.80..,' .'.30x34.... $ 12. 19 ... 17.35 .....32x34 ... 15.65__32x34 ... 25.93.....33x4 ....... 23.30......33x4____ 20.70 27.G0......34x4........ 24.85 ...... 34x4..... 21.15 35.65...... 34x44— 52.10.....34x44.... 28.20 46.80...... 37x5......! 42.15....37x5........ 34.85 OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION The growing demand for Pennsy 1vania?JTires, under irrevacable jHtlicy of quality first has enabled us to hea increase our volutpeoCsalesand notwithstanding the present .high levels in the raw material'market, to elTect substantial savings in cost. , • • Tfie reputation of tho Pennsylvania*;Rubber Company ia sudiciehCassurance that the cstablLshed Quality of Penn­ sylvania Tires will be maintained. , ” WIGHT GROCERY CO. SANFORD, ty menu, the delightful games which Upon their arrival Mr. and Mrs. 7W (.'Willing Affaire fo r liridcfollowed rejoiced the hearts of the Fred WaUman will occupy their Elccl \ .even little people. . • * pretty little bungalow on Magnolia Miss Charlie Seay was hostess to ——— avenue south. .(to interesting and attractiv e par­ Surprise Birthday Dance ----- ~ * ties on Thursday afternoon and cvenA jolly party met at the home o L -* M r:-am F Urrs.' 'FT. Jr. Peters aro inj in honor of Miss Annie Lee CaldiJ-li*-lhr>r*aft rtf!‘Celery avenue and moving this "week to an upnrtmunt sell. At the afternoon function th e proceeded to the homo of Richard in the Bishop block. «->fgfsrr*m»rr 7rpr(~tp tfy fofKS- irffit'fn bal­ Hickson and gave him jx genuine ly married. In tho evening thero Mr. and Mrs. R, C. Bower are surprise Thursday evening, the oc wrre a few of th e .younger m atrons casion being his thirty second birth­ installed in their ncW homo at 100 tmi a number of young men and day. The evening was spent wiib i east Fourth street. maidi to bid farewell to tb i. popu­ David Caldwell, Weidman 'Culd- music and darjeing. Delicious re­ lar member of (heir circle flo’soon to wull, J. C. Hutchinson, Elton Mough freshments, consisting of fruits and After November first Mr. Geo. firry the sunshine of her presence ton, Vivian Speer, Reginald Holly, candies were served during the even­ Venable will occupy the house re­ ing and at a late hour they reluct­ cently purchased that is being re­ antly departed for home, wishing modelled on First St. and Laurel Mr. Hickson many such happy avenue. birthdays. Those present beside the honoree and Mrs. Hickson Were Mr. and. Mrs. G. L. Bledsoe, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hickson, Mrs. Yawn, Mrs McDougul; Misses Mittie Yawn, Hattie Estridge, Annie Weeks, Ethel Hickson, Frankie, Anniu and Elbe May "Howard; Nora Hickson anti Alice Vaughn; Messrs. Stapler, Tom Sullivan, Robt. Merriwether, Ed­ M r. P. M. Elder will resldo in tho mund Stowe, Lionel Sipes, Harry Howard house on Uak avenue, which and Okie Weeks, Charlie Flower*, he has recently bought. • Jamie Howard, Herbert Squires and Albert Hickson and Cecil, Flowers. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Howard are domiciled at 31! Magnolia avenue. Lyceum Season Opens Tho Fairbanks Ladies' Quartette Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rivers have will open tho Lyccum Course-at the moved to .307 Magnolia avenue, Baptist Temple on Thursday even­ which they have recently purchased. ing. The personnel of the qunrtette are versatile assistants on many Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brady will oc­ musical Instruments and include in cupy hqjr new home on Park avenue their, program reading' and song. this winter. The advance sale of seats Insures a good attendance on Thursday cven-i A Tribute to William Whecleas ing. (From the B aptist Primary Sunday - , n o Sci(cyal)-islr * Personal Mention One little chair is, vacant, . Mias Lula., Zachary of Burlington, , I t is William's chair. N. C., Is visiting her cousin, Mrs One bright face is missing, A. K. Powers. William's face, so dear. unter. This particular locality Is c 8 fl°wer garden In the departnt store, and gay and lovely ribl n m - ru. " 3mcn n* ti>0 honeysuckle ■<the bee. Ribbons are tho IoveillhJ r !uct of ,ho and perhaps y Inspire the designers to muko for «na a carter of endless little gayetles •PporeL Anyway, there la an endeh«ri!r0Ct'**ldn of them t0 help add ann to everyday life. • tlh .°,l mnke tho nio8t appreciated of i-m, 00*1 ,oa* Umn n o th in g else «<iunl?1.beauty. “ I* antl » negligee avirvm ^ 10 8*®dllen ‘he hearts of ihoJn 'n ‘J10 niornlng meal are Pln^Lo ,h® l’,cture- They aro all of W T.lia rtbbon* *hlch takes dainty rat). “ 5°“ I»anlon In each of Ute m![L "V ‘h° Cft “ ” ** of Wain satin *VsDrtt^£.2 M n o t Point est) ,-r n. M,Ut 1,0 faco and n skeleton Z V T * wnk Silk floss over f t The little breakfast Jacket Is mode of wide pink satin ribbon with the edges overcast together with pink silk floss. A urarn extends along tho shoulders and down tho top of the sleeves, A ruche made of narrow satin ribbon laid In smull box plaits finishes nil the edges, and a frill of wider ribbon stands up about tho neck. Wreaths made of tiny blossoms In pale pink, yellow, and green nre fash­ ioned of flowers made of baby rib­ bon. They aro ptneed nt each aide of tfio front and on the sleeves. The Jacket fastens with long ties of nar­ ro w satin ribbon. In the cap at the light strips of rib­ bon are Joined In shirred scams to mnke a circlet for th e , crown. This circlet Is gathered along one edge, forming tho center of the crown. A frill of lace Is pulled to tho other edge. Loops and ends of baby ribbon are set over tIn* Inre at tho and of each shirred scam, and n rosette with many falling loops made of It Is set nt the center of the croitn. None of these Is fltfflci.lt to make. cDrink C herQ ' THERE S NONE SO GOOD S erved at soda founts and Mr. Marcus Fagg, who will ho tho guest of the Welfare Department this week will he the house guest of 'Mr*. Henry Wight during his stay in town. When his class mates, standing Repeat tho verses o'er, Learned from the Holy Volume, We'll hear his voice no more. Mrs. F. L. Roussan arrived from York Nebraska on Friday to spend the winter with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Vincent. Oh, Little Boy, we miss youl Our hearts sre filled with pain You’ve gone away, so far away, Wo'll see you ne'er again. “Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Garner left Sunday, for Atlanta, Ga., for a stay of several weeks. You're living now with Jesus, In His Home so fair; Some day we will meet you In the Bright Land over there. -~M . S. S Mrs. F. F. Daiger of Washington, D. C., after a few days spent pleas­ antly with Mrs. N. H. Garner is now the guest of Mrs.- Robert Thrasher on Celery avenue. On her arrival in Sanford Mrs. Daiger was mot by her husband and soif, Frank. refreshment stands-— the sanitary rway 7 • — "In a B ottle through DRINK Puzzling the Editor. A copy of “Focblo Minded Adrift" has Just'reached our desk, and for a moment, we wero puzzled to account fog tho appearance In Ihla form ot the Congressional Record.—Boston - Tran­ script. a S tra w ” ’ T / l £ / ? f S N O /V f S O C O In the vanguard of the commis­ sion men and their stives returning” Made a Hash of It* to Sanford for the season of 1916Departing Quest—Good evening and 1917 are Mr. and Mrs*. J. S. Wilson thank you for a most charming and who returned last Thursday drom a rechauffe little dlnnor.—Boston Tran­ glorious summer frolic in then orthern script r F L O R ID A ..M k y >j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1916 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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IN TH E HEART OF THE W ORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION P U B L IS H E D SEMI-WEEKLY S A N F O R D »• H E ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS- IN S A N F O R D — Lift- I* Woith Living NUMBER 16 HANKOIU). FLOUIDA, FUIIHY. (MTTOIIEU 13. I91G VOLUME VIII CITRUS MEN OF FLORIDA WILL MEET inoht representing the southern sec-^ actly where to go to b6 treated tion of the stuto is now on the ’Ie:as kindly anil pet u square meal, any­ border with headquarters at'Laredo, I how riho got 'it for no one paid any and quite a number of recruits proj particular uttentlon to her wants. required to bring this regiment up to Often after a hard night following its prescribed war strength. The the police pr chasing cats, her only •moving of this regiment from the fault", she would remain with her mobilization camp to'Tcxas was so friends a day or so until rested. delayed by the W ar Department Sho began following her owner, authorities that doubt existed in the Connor Williamson, when he was minds of many young men. who on the poiico force years ugo and would have been glad to boo service has followed every olllccr who put on the bordpr, ns to whether or not GROWING AND MARKETING AND ADOPTED STRONG RES. tho regiment would ever leave tho 1917 CONVENTION OF WES- on a badge or uniform since. .She AFRAID TO VENTURE O U T METHODS, RURAL O L U T I O N SU PPO R T IN G state. Tfiis doubt has now been set guarded tho fire station when we WHILE SUBS ARE I by BIBLE CLASS TO BE CREDITS, ETC. had no doors, sleeping on the seat DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES nt rest and the regiment is on duty ACTIVE held h ere of the Inrgc truck and no person or in Texas where it will Rive a' good Gninesville, Fla., Oct. 13. De­ The Seminole County Democratic New York, Oct. 12.—E ight or animal entered there only those who nccount of itself and perform service velopments in modern citrus culture . Oc»la. Oct. 11.—Meeting place Executive committee met In the which will lie a creadit to Florida. more steamships (lying the (lags for the next gathering of the Wesley wero entitled to. methods arc progressing so rapidl court house Wednesday morning at the entente allies are awuiting ad­ Bible Class Federation was selected * She was atfectionute to those who that 'a year may bring about great This statement is given out from vices froth agents .of those govern­ ten o'clock being called for the pur­ today and office/a elected. • treated her kindly' and never mo­ ments as to whether it is now safe pose of recommending a successor the office of tho Adjutant General changes. The Citrus Seminar at tho Sanford will be fche next meeting lested any person or dog ..unless-im­ to leave this port for Europe, in view to D. L. Thrasher, for the position in St. Augustipe, and wo are re­ University of Florida was instituted *.p|are and the officer* arc: L. W. posed uport.’ She had a particular of the possible danger from the Ger­ of superintendent of public Instruc­ quested to publish the information to give information to growers is Duvall of Ocala, president; Wayne aversion to a colored person with a man suhtnnrine U-53. tion. ' ----- •-— th a t any young men who desire to that they could keep nhrenst with enlist in this regiment for .service on the lutest development*. Tho meet­ Thomas of P lant'C ity, vice presi­ stlfk but would never attack one Among them are the White Star 'Chairman Dingce called the meet­ the border may do *so by applying ing will be held during October 17 dent- S C. Peacock of Tnmpa'. sec­ unless sho thought they meant in­ ing,to ordef and the roll ‘call showed direct to the recruiting officer of the to 20 this year. Many of the most retary; Mrs. C. W. Dudley of Jack- jury and many laughable instances Line stunner Adriatic, duo to leave the following members present: regular army and stating that they prominent citrus investigators in tho toaville, treasurer. A committee on could he told of her troubles in that today with about 250 passengers, C. II. Dingee. F’jlix Frank, W. V. desire to enlist in the Second Flor­ country will attend tho mooting and and nearly 18,000 tons of rurgo, transportation 1* made -up of S. D. line. " most of whtsh is.said to he war m u-I Dunn,* J. II. Osteen, G.to M.‘ Jacobs, ida Infantry. There is a branch give lectures. Information, for Harris. J. H. Bunch and H. W. Sho waa <ond of riding and would -terial.* The Atlantic transport line i p. ||. (’. Uahun, Clark Ponton, recruiting office at Tampa and the which tho grower will have to wait . Purvl*. often take trips in. the rouptry with steamer Minnehaha is loading 14.000 JThen. Aulin ami L. J. Hartley, main recruiting dlBce fir Florida is several years until it is published or Principal addresses inudo today Deputy Sheriff Lee,in hm automo­ ton* of cargo, also said to he war located on the .second lloor of tin- whirl) might not he obtainable in Alter tin* reading of tho minute* *err by Dr. *JL H. Alderman of. bile or be Been -riding with Harry munitions, ■ ami • the Cun'nrd Line of last me.-tiiig Ch.tirin.in Ihtigrc i building on,the corner of Laura and any other way will he given at this Southern College, Sutherland, who Walker in his grocery wagon. It js steamer Pannonin ii understood to . . 1 stated t lie object of the meet nig and Hay streets: Captain Charles I meeting. told the gnthering many interesting- a pity that those persons whA poison l, . KHintl. .U. S. Army, retired, being * <"r curry!!,K-1 railed for the* niMiies of any proposed Certainty this collection of Au­ thine* about this big Method­ dogs make sad mistakes.* freight only. Tilt* others arc smaller (or the position. The name of 1. W. in charge of that office. thorities could not he commanded by ist educational plant; Rev. W. G. freight vessel*, most of which • are Lawton was the only one presented Tim officials of the Military Dept, any 'grower, no m atter how great Fletcher, commissioner of education I’lenty s,r Game loaded and lying in Gravesend Hay, and alter a presentation speech had of the state are very qttxlous that his means. In no other way will \n-l Rev. J. Lawton Moon, pastor Travellers over the county in auto* waiting lor a favorable opportunity been * made by. Attorney Schelle the Second Florida Itogimonf shall citrus inon he «hlo4to gain an accur­ at Sutherland; report that the quail and turkeys to get away. Maine* tho committee endorsed Mr, lie recruited to its full war strength, ate conception of the work which The new olllcera were installed at are everywhere this season and deer Official* of the White Star Line Lawton by a unanimous vote for and if any information is desired as the state and nation are doing for tonight’s meeting by Dr. C. D. Bulla and hear nrejilso reported from the derlnrdd the Adriatic would leave t Jthr position. Mr. Lawton respondI- to service by those contemplating tonight'* meeting by Dr. C. D. swamps. This season is said to ho nnon for Liverpool, notwithstanding I ,| xvj(j, a . r h „f thanks in wHIc enlistment. It will he luriiisliei^ upon tln'm. Perhaps one of the most present Bulla. The attendance nt the con­ one of th o 'greatest yet In the opin­ prev toils announcement, that I\«t de­ best •••«•«.•*..........., endeavors in j application to the office the Ad i subjects to citrus growers is .the In* promiM'd(I hi.s »•».•* »»»es ference Is largo and the spirit fine. ion of the old hunters and if the parture would b«- postponed indefin­ the interest of education and in- jutanl General of Florida, Stale rural credits law. This will help The conference comes to a close nt game laws are respected, the game itely. They denied she would he uteri the committee to have lunch Arsenal, St. Augustine. them to solve financial problems and noon tomorrow. A visit to Silver will lie plentiful next season also.. mvoyed by an entente wiir vessel. with him at the Carnes Hotel, which etmble .them to improve their grove*. Spring* tomorrow morning is part of No information of further activi­ offer was accepted by the committee Senator Duncan U. F'letcher, who *. the program. • ties of the U-63 had 'been' received through the chairman.; knows as much about tho law- as nny The second day of the Wesley bore .early today. Shipping men are man in the country will discuss it* Felix Frank then presented tho Bible Class Federation meeting jn nclinud to believe sho is on the way following resolution and moved its application with reference to citrus the Methodist church was one of to her base, probably Helgoland. . adoption: growers. Nat C. Murray of the the most enthusiastic sessions of that United States Bureau of Crop 'Es­ • Whereas, Thefe has been consid­ body. .The delegation was incrcastimates will discuss the pluns which Washington, Oet. 12.*—Govern­ erable ronfuslon resulting from the ed over yesterday by the incoming his bureau have In mind and the ment: officials today were pondering recent contest for thq position of trains, as well as a large number of work which it is doing now. the question of whether the United Governor of Florida on account of antomobiles. ' -— ---------—-* Stutes shall acknowledge the raid of recounts and alleged irregularities Marketing will he one of tho im- • The devotional exercises were con­ tho German war submarine U-53 cyi und mistakes in the counting of the poratnt subjects on tho program. ducted by P. M. Ulach of Jackson­ allied shipping oil Nantucket last second choice votes of the prim ary FLOUIDA IS RECOGNIZED AS The citrus industry is npw at the ville and addresses were delivered Sunday as legal. The problem was point where adequate marketing and I by Fred G. Warde of Tampa, teach­ ALLIES H A V E M A D E D E ­ considered of great importance not and THE FUTURE STOCK distributing facilities must hs pro­ MANDS THAT TIE UI» er ol a very large Bible, class of Whereas, There seems to he nn a t­ • COUNTRY only in its relations to that particu­ vided.* Growers of a large percent­ young people. His theme was "Ben­ GREECE titude of indifference on the part of lar raid, hut because of the proba­ age of the fruit must cooperate for a In conversation with a -prominent efits of Wesley Bible class work somo of the voters in the support of bility that It will establish precedent their mutual protection. Practlchlly Paris, Oct. 12.—Details of the de­ cattle man of Sanford the itlea of a among our youngpeople," and he affecting possible futuro submarine the Democratic nominees ‘i n . the complete cooperation must ho ef­ drew forcible illustrations from his mands mode on the Greek govern­ forays of similar nature* state and nationul elections am ount­ central packing house was discussed fected in nny industry which is so ment by Admiral d’Artige du FourI experience with his fine class, num­ ing In some quarters to tho bolting tho other day nnd it seems thnt this higlilu specialized as citrus growing Much forethought wds being given net, commander of the allied naval of the Dpmocrtaic ticket in favor of is one of tho projects thnt Sanford if the results of bering over 200 in membership. production _ forces ot Pireus, which have been to potential developments, such as wcyl afford Blioru to uinvestigate. irra u * » i» . . ___ — «..nil „.... "Wealey Bible Classes in'the Coun made public here, show that tho ul­ that German undersea boats might independent, prohibition and Repub­ could w-cjl lican tickets after said voters hnd __ , try" was the topic discussed by Rev. timatum was much more -compre­ he able to extend their Operation* to W U h a h ttlim m a a ^ 7 M‘^ ^ ™ T h i ! I g C.r J dS Office of MarTfiT^ction and contingent to San- ^ ^ ^ 0rR;inillltlon wU, ptl**~"this D. H. Aldcot of Leesburg, empha­ hensive, than .was understood ut first. such an extent as to effectu practice. nartjf|p |t«»A in the mary of June 7th and after pledging, ford in adjoining counties, with our lecture on marketing and marketing sizing the adaptability of the Wesley In addition t o her licet, G refox Uyk-w-bhJflnnTirdr American ports, * ‘ splendid railw-ny faclitie* urid steam­ there­ Bibfe class to the country as well as -was lequtTPB Id permit a l l i e d con­ or that the allied powers might de­ their support to tho nominees, * er transportation this city should methods. . to the city and tmrrrrr—— ' trol of all mntcrinl for naval opera­ cide to.prcs* hnrder their claims that fore he it Several other special lectures will, Resolved, T hat inasmuch as the have a lurgo packing house nnd cold be on th e .prograniL.. Ill addition f Rev. J. Edgar Wilson, editor of' tions as well as tho mails, telegraphs entry of American port* he denied storage and like other cities in - the the Florida _ Christian Advocate, and railroads. The ultimatum set all underwater {-raft of belligerents. state canvassing bonrd of F’lorida ha* rngic th r nrtatniT'dr llne+these immediate problem* which tho derided that W^JL_KnflU_U--tlu». Ypoke on "Wealey Bible Classes and forth that such control waa neces­ grower must face in his cultural T3eiTiocratlc nominee and tho sta te beef cattle und hogs. Our Advocate,"'indicating some of sary in order to render impossible practice*, such ns-spraying, cultiva­ Jacksonvillo recently' secured the -rnurniTyKni^iT Democratic executive Committee huH the ways, in which these organized ♦he-tw-ofnhirmtrVTrTinTronds nniT*^ tion, cover crops, fotillxer* and per­ Armour Co., with a largo packing ■ a »Ono of the saddest uccidcnts that endorsed the nominee and pledged _clan „» -rnrt—makr~th~e ~paper a auc- forth, to the detriment of tho allies. formance records . will ho discussed. houso that will he opened next week j has occurred In Snnford was Jh° no. Admiral du Fourhet •' gave the killing of tho little son of Mr. nnd their unqualified support to all tho and now comes the information that Special rates have boon granted by :3 b Dr. J. H. Thirroll spoke on "In- Greek government until 1 o’clock Mrs. W. T. W’heeFcss by a car driven nominees and called for tl\c co­ another firm will open a. large pack­ the railroads for the meeting. The operation nnd support of all Demo­ • termediatc Wesley Class," rshowing Wednesday afternoon to comply ing houso according to the following faro will ho three cents a mile plus by Mrs. Porter. The little fellow tho benefit of grading our organiza­ with hi* demand* and stated thut was coming from the primary school crats It become* our duty, as th e article in tho Jacksonville' Metropo­ tu;ohty-llve cents-for till* round trip Seminole county Democratic execu­ tion to sdit tho teen'ago hoys and failure to do so would result in his J to Gainesville. Theso rates will he Tuesday afternoon ami Mr*. Porter tive committee to demand that same lis’! . Rirli. as well as tjie adults. taking tho necessary step* himself was driving her car on t Magnolia .| •Jacksonville is getting n flying In effect from all points In Florida, unqualified support of all the Dem­ "The Teachers' Ideuls" was tho October 16 to 20, with finul return start in the mutter of packing houses. avenue near Njnth street. It seem* ocratic nominee* of* the party from London, Oct. 12.—General 7,1m- thut the little hoy had just stepped subject discussed by J. M. Way, In Woodrow* Wil*6n our party leader.n* That sho is destined to become tho limit of Octobor 22. This return » forceful and very -helpful manner. hrakatis has been appointed Minis­ out of tho way of ono .car and 'did President of tho United States to first great packing house center in limit will enable grower* to remain I The nasferly address of Dr. W. N. ter of war In tho Greek provisional not see the Porter car and Mrs. the county officials of our own coun­ the entire south grow* moro evident over for HOME COMING DAY and - '■ . Ainsworth last night ftruck a very government, organization of which is PoHcr thinking he would get out of ty. To give them our 'undivided every d*y. Yesterday the Metropo­ tho Alabama F’lorida football' game being completed at S.alonlki, says a at the Unllveraity Saturday. Popular chord and sent a thrill of the way did not'stop, with the re­ support and call upon all loyal Dem­ lis carried the • first announcement 3] Bible Class, enthusiasm through ov- lteutcr dispatch from Salonikl, under sult that ho was k ocked down and ocrats to rally to tho standard nnd that Wilson and Company, a cor­ . fa poration ' recently made up of a fr>- hetr-f. liis theme was "Tho dato of October 10. the wheels passed over him lijerally in the futuyo-to purge the party of C' Remodeling the Star __1---- u. General Zimbrakatis took the oath crushing out his life, lie wss car­ Wesley Bible Class Ideal; u Great ail who vote in the Democratic pri­ number pf large companies, proposed —M a n a g o r - u r r : Herndon is con­ Brotherhood." He said in the Bible of allegiance on that day, add* the ried into tho Zncharv home and m ary and holt thft ticket in the gen­ to start wUhDUtrdeTay"the construc­ tinually changing his theatre, Tho Uh movement there aro . three dispatch in the presence ofKhe three medical aid. sumtnputul At onca-hut- eral election* and Jhat hereafter no tion-of a big packing houso here. Star to keep up with the rapid pro­ eading members of tin* provisional ie"was dead before tho physicians -A Points: such persons he allowed to partici­ This will he the second establishment cession of tho movie huslnrss and ia government, former Premier Vanizecould reach hTm. — it hns a great principle; It pate-)n tho Democratic primaries on of large proportions, backed by out- this weok engaged In ceiling the awn­ los, Vico Admiral Coundouriots and ing in front oT the building and ex­ " funded on the Bible: Ho was* about seven years of age the principle that Democrats should sido capital, to locate here. Armour & Co. next weok will pects to plaro some large collonlal Second, it has a great program, General Panyotis Danglis. and tho joy and prido of his parent* bo Democrats first, last and always. Tho sent of the government, it is who are almost prostrated with celebrate the opening of it* flno new pillars in front of the entrance, in­ *xpr»<od in the motto, "M y brother This resolution was unanimously institution here. It Is n quarter of stated is undecided, hut it is be­ grief over .his death. On the other *nd I." stall better lopking billboards and adipted. a million dollar investment. T hat’a make other extensive improvements . Third, a great source of power, lieved it. will bo Mytllene. hand Mrs. Porter Is also irt a preThere being no further business under the banner of the cross of carioua condition a* the result of tho the committee then adjounred, all n pretty good indication of tho faith in the building and on the outside. London, Oct. 12.—An uneventful Jesus Christ. accident and Is confined to her homo, members pledging their best effort capital has In the possibilities of tho Tho Star is giving the patrons some I night along the British line* In tho Preceding Dr. Ainsworth’s address Somme region is reported in today ■ Ths funeral occurred Wednesday to tho party in the election in No­ cattle industry for Florida nnd tho fine pictures all the time and giving southeast. B ut this confidence is them service of the best and Man­ nddreues of welcome were delivered official statement on military opera­ afternoon -from tho home on Oak vember. • further augmented by tho Wilaon ager Herndon unnouncea thjit this by Rev. Bunyan Stephens of the avenue, Rev. Hyman of tho Bap­ Company enterprise.. season will eclipse anything that has Bsptist church, • on behalf of thg tion*. It follows: "South of the Ancre, there is tist church officiating and tho school Recruiting for- Second Florida In­ Cattle raising is an all tho year yet been attempted in tho amuse­ . «Sr rity and the Board of Trade; and nothing to r e p o r t .! During thfi night children attending in a body. fantry money producer. There is’ hut little ment line. v Col. L. W. Duvall, on behalf of the Tho accidont has.cast a gloom over Tho War Departmont has laaued chance fn It and tho farmer is rapid­ churches and Sunday schools. Re- flvo raids w-cle \m dcrtaken by us in the city and tho sym pathy of the • Business Changes: the Messines, Bols Grenier and orders under which the receruiting ly comintg to realize it. . • ■P°u»es were made by Rev. A. H. 8. Maxwell has traded his pool Halsncs areas, in tho courso,of which_ commanity goo* out. to tho be­ officer* of the National Guard of Flor Ida is blessed with millions of , -Lo,« »nd President Harris. wo took prisoners and Inflicted cas- reaved parent*. .Florida who were * stationed at acres of land available for cattle room fixtures t o .Joe F’ernandcx for , •’vS ualtien on the eriemy." ' poin t* . throughout Bouth Florida raising purposes. Tho land is reason­ the barber shop fixtures. Joe will * "Old Ball" Dead r, * Dlckins Shoe Store Moves The faithful old white police dog hjive been recalled and mustered out ably cheap. T he climatic conditions' have the pool room on Park avenue Tho J. W. Dicklnt Shoe Store la . Congregational Church .. •cd an agonising death from poison of the service. It is explained that for. cattle raising cannot ho surpass­ In the itone building formerly occu* yesterday morning at her homerin ' Rov. Geo. M. Ward will preach moving from the DeF’orest block in­ this has bepn done a* a mattor of ed in the United States. Thcro can pled by John Stompqr for a hioat to tho People* Bank building tha fconomy and that -recruit* for Na­ be hut one result. That is, th at market, a* Stemper recently moved , ,l *tlon which she had made again-Sunday morning at the Con­ Thoso who do first room wcat formerly occupied tional Guard organisations now in Florida is going {o he*one of thebeeq td the Hines Block. Maxwell will e*dquarters for many years. She gregational church. h r tho Nicopopulus Ice cream parlor. * ai1 oaly * dog, but sho was endow- n o t. bams, biax- ara .missing . a troatthe service of the United States will and pork producer* of tho countryf operate the barber shop .in the rear This place D well located and has w*th an unusual amount ofTntel- All arc wclcomk. There will be no bo accepted by recruiting officers of And the beauty ubout it is th a t the of hi* stationery and cold drink |cnce *nd seemed to .know what ovening service. Sunday school at been fitted up in fine shape for the the regular army. . . . packing will be done*right at home. place and the old reliable Chauncey sh o e store and with tbto large show 9:45. V .Want*d when spoken, to. T he market will ho right .at the Wilson WUl have charge of th e ’ tonThe Second Florida Infantry, Christian Endeavor hour is chang­ w indow s ’will be one of the nifty whlph la tho Natipnal 'Guard regi- farmer's door. • c had special friends all over sorlal department. \ store* of Sanford. end when hungry knew cx- ed from 6:80 tp 6 o’clock. • _ ALLIED SHIPS COMMITTEE ARE WAITING RECOMMENDS FOR ORDERS T.W. LAWTON SANFORD IS SELECTED FOR MEETING CITY NEEDS PACKING HOUSE WILL CONTROL ALL GREECE IS THEREPORT 1 ■ �COMING First Lyceum Attraction Oct. 19th C h it-C h at o f the P la y H o u ses in S an ford Mae Marsh anti Bobby -Harron In UnUue Triangle Play; - The atory of the "\yild Girl of the Sierras," the new Triangle release starring Mae Marsh and Robert Barron, which ia to be shown at the Lyric Theatre for h limited engage­ m ent'of Wednesday, is th at of a young girl who, through a course of misfortunes has grown from a child almost to womanhood all. alone in the woods of tho Sierra Nevada*. Jim Hamilton, one of the first to join the tush to California, in the days of '49, locates a mine in the Sierras. It turns out to he a failure, however, ao he atarta off to find a new location, leaving his w ife'and infant daughter in the care of friends in the ramp. During hia absence a band of Indians swoops down on tje place, killing every one save the little girl, who miraculously escapes. Hamilton concludes, however, that she must have been carried ofl by Indians, and goes hit way. . .Fifteen years later, Hamilton has become a gentleman gambler. He thinks of hi' old mine and concludes it would he a good plan to aeil it to • - * ___ • LYRIC TH EATRE THU HOUSE THAT PLEASES PROGRAMME TONIGHT—"A Special Delivery” "Following the Sront" Third Chapter. Glorin’s Romance" fea­ turing Billie Burke. Wednesday—"A Wild GUI of the Sierras" featuring Mae Marsh and Robert llarron. "His Wild Oats" featuring Ford Sterling Thursday'- "War Brides of Plum­ ' villa" "The Mysteriy of the Rails" gVeat~ railroad picture. Pathe News. Frida)--Triangle Day, “The Apos­ tle of Vengeance" featuring Wil­ liam 8. Ilart. "The Waiter’s Ball" featuring Big Fall) Itoscoc Arburkle. Saturday—"The Girl from Frisco" "That Tired Busit.es* Man." " I’u'8 Overalls" Thirteenth Episode of "IY$ O’ the Ring" Coming Saturday,—" The Girl from —Frisco"-----Coming Monday—('has. Chaplain ADMISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS . MATIN K i t Taraday - \Wdnr.d_jj . Frldar • Saturday 3:16 p. ra. Night 7 p. m. Sharp j some tenderfoot. This tenderfoot chanres to be a young man from the'East, Bob Jordan by name. He consents to accompany Hamilton and his woman companion, Moll, to examine the properly. _ . On the-w ay to the mine, Bob shoots at what he bellevee to be a deer. His quarry proves to be a singularly attractive girl, dresaad In leaves and feather*, able to utter noises like the wild beasts of the forest, but quite Incapable of under­ standing English. She is taken Into the party, and soon becomes imbued with a doglike devotion to Bob who has been kind to her. Jordan soon discovers that the mine is no good and refuses to buy it. But Hamilton, who ia desperate, determines to get the money at the point of a gun. Tho wild girl in the meantime haa obieyved how much trouble there is about Bob's money belt, so she takes it and buries it. Bob, of course, cannot find it when threatened, ao suggests Moll tnay have taken it. As Moll 'at this mo­ ment is eloping jvith another man, Hamilton believes, this and goos his way. The wild girl brings the mon­ ey belt brick to Bob; and then she finds for the first time that life is really worth living. the part in every way in keeping with ao wealthy a girl. "Gloria’s Komunce" at the L^ric Tuesday. .• "The Lash" Coming The Inhabitants of the little Island of St. Baptiste, still meto out justice as their forefathers did two cen­ turies ago. There are no jaila, judges or juries in the Island, but punishment is administered by the "Perfect" or Governor, with a long, many thonged whip. This Is the theme for the Jesse L. Lasky production of’ "The ' Laah," ryhlch will be the paramount attrac­ tion at the Star Friday with the beautiful- and caprivating Marie Doro aa the star. ■ How one of tho daughteta of this quaint little Island, now a favorite of fashionable society metes out this punishment to one of ther own sex who seeks to steal the affections of her husband is depicted in a graphic and startling manner. In the all star cast supporting Miss Doro aro Elliott Dexter, James Neill, Thomas Dclmar, Raymond Hatton, Veda McEvera and Jane W olffs FAIRCHILD LADIES' QUARTET. Tho personnel of this company ts^aa follows i Howie’ Fairchild, pianist and so­ prano! *Mildred Mercncss. cellist aud soiftnno; Dorothy Fairchild, violinist and contralto; Lola Fnltchllil. roadcr. 'violinist. coutralto and planologlst. Tho demaint* among Lyceum commit­ tees cvcrywborc for a quartet of la­ dles who. In addition to being vocstlsts, are versatile upon orchestral .Instru­ ments has been Insistent during recent year* Few demands of tbo Lyceum bare been more difficult to flU.. which accounts for the small number of auch companies now on tho Iled path Hat. A comflhny may be foqnd which has tho requirements for an Instrumental program, but not good vocalists, aud vice versa. , . . The members of the Fairchild La­ dles' Quartet aro both vocalists and Instrumentalists. Tbelr program will Include Inatruraentai and vocal quar­ tern. piano, violin, cello, soprano and Pigs Are Dainty Eaters. Pigs, Instead of being ready tcy eat anything, are among the most fastidi­ ous animals. Out of 675 plants, tho goat eats 419 and rofusos 120; shoop, out of 628 plants eat 387 and refuse 141; cpgrs, out of -494 plants, dal 276 and rofuso 218; horses, out of 474 plants cat 202 and refuse 212; whllo pigs, out of 243 plants, cat only 72 and refuso 171. . ' #11 # -- # - — £T CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING <&" 4> contralto solos, readings, planologucs. whistling quartets hud solos, lnstrumentnl duets mid trios aud vocal duets, Dorothy Fnlrchlld. the youngest member of the company, began ber musical education nt tho sgc of acven yenra and- appeared In public recital Mitt Billie Berko To-nl:ht at the L; ric Theatre. --------- ♦ For Sale—Nearly new adding chine. 336.00. Western Union. For Sale— Only $760.00 cosh for i 10 acre Sanford truck farm ready to plant. Balance of $1000.00 can b* paid on long time. Perfect title. 6)f acres of cleared land. 3 tiled and ready to set out any day. Iqrqedlate possession if sold this week. J. O. Packard, Sanford, Fla. 16-lt^ FOR RENT for information ns to the Identity of tho advertiser, Usually we do not know who the advertiser is and if wc do wo are' not allowed to give ou^ thl> Information. Simply writo a Icttcr „nd addre*s It as per In8truct|ong jn thc ad. For R ent—Two .furnished rooms for rent/ H ot and cold water. Mn. W. W. Ahcrnnthy, 701 Magnolis Ave. . . 14-tfc For Rent—Furniahcd rooms, for light housekeeping or bed rooms. 117 Laurel. ’ 7-tf For R ent— Several nice otfici rooms over Yowcll'a.' Enquire N P For Sale—The best bargain in a Yowell it Co. ' ?» 32-tf 10 acre truck farm ofTcrod this year. acres cleared and farmed seven * For Rent—708 Park avenue. 11 years. 3 acres tiled and this part quire of -H. •C. ‘DuBose. First or 48-"»l juBt ready to set to crops. Immedi­ Pnrk avenue. • ate ■possession if sold this week. If WANTED not sold this week cannot give, poosesalon till spring. Offered at the Wanted—A good running second price of wild land. Lilly $1760 for hand gasoline engine, one that sill the place and only $750 of cash use kerosene preferred and .will pull needed. Balanco on ''payments If a three inch centrifugal pump. Write dekired. ■ About four mile* from San­ i/a its condition, what pow«r and ford. J. O. Packard, Sunford, Flor­ price, to Lake- County Clay Co, ida. ' • 15-1 tc Okahumpka, Fla. 15-2tc Season Tickets 81.25 • Children's Tickets 75 els For Sale—One jump seat buggy, Wanted—T w o'or three unfurnub1 set buggy harness, used two cd rooms, first floor preferred, witk months. Bargain. Kcystono Poul­ .electric lights. No chiidron. Ad­ try Yard, Long wood, Ha. 15-2tc dress Box LOBS, City. 16-2tp For Sale—Celery plants. Apply Wanted—Two or three furnished Cecil Gabbfett, No. French Ave. housekeeping rooms. Give price and 15-tf location. Address "Rooms," c-o Minneapolis Pilcher Pleased Wilb Herald. , 14-2tp For Sale—Kentucky horse with Treatment Received. buggy, saddle and two sets of har; Wanted—Ladir wishes position u nesi. Apply Cecil Gabbett, North stenographer. Wc/rk will pleas*. French nvenuc. 16-tf Box 1053, Sanford. 14-tf Spectators Encourage Him by Cheers U t f i 'l s r a l - r IUr I l«(Wr. and Worda—Thought Ho W u Do­ U, 8. Land Offlr* a t G ala-avUla. H*. ing Kidded When He Worked . »,ttn ii wm» giAWuuwiiiiig d * First Gamp .for Millers. Flllmsn •( Wakiwa. Fla.. bo on Jim St, lbll, madr ll»m>ao«d Entry, N* 08019, tot 8U of HKM #nd of wu. —Jow-BtigetrTOnBer Washington field Price $1,600. T erm sN ilM So-tion SS. Townahlp if 8. Kani# » L Tallaha.-r# Meridian, baa i.lad nolle* «• or who hurled for Minneapolis a part balance $100 a year,, with l Intention • to maka Pi Front I •* of last season, was'often panned by thc 7 pcr cent. Call on J. F tablUb rlatrn In the land ab'«i da < In* holoro CI*M (Urrult Court, .YizluL homo crowd, although It booatod him C|eUand. Moore’s Station. 1 >in m r - g i y when ho won. • , _____ Z____ _ ____ , — C laim an t namra aa wit no* r“I’m t'niBliaLl-don't-havn to pUcfi Tor Sale—Strawberry plants. K A. Itu .h ul Wakiw a. Flondk Tor tho Nationals this season," vouch­ W. K. U t of WaklWa, Florida W. H. H erd ot WaVlwa. Florida safed tho young pltchor. W . A. Hutb of W a k iw a , - F t r Id . flOPKRT W. TA "For tho last two years on occasions I0S Turn * Frl-lO tr H< whon I huvo Started a ball gamo In Ur^A I • ill mt III# Washington I nover knew who mjr O. 8. I.and Offlra a >Jala»i*fI». » H catcher would bo until ho walkod out a la m a r r Id, l a j B . , Nolle* U 'h i r a b r <1 an th a t Saroual Wkl* to his position. -, ' nay of Kol kai, Viortda, w a, on Mat I ■ l u l l , mad# ICimaaiaad Ka ry. N« “The' announcer would shout ( j | H W .I( ol S rrtlon iO, 1 o i[ iM p - • i through his megaphone: ‘For Wash­ Ita ga .ii E.. Tallafs* aaa M-rl la 1 . " litad noli.-a ot (at. n I in o m a . l Five » *■' ington, Engel—pitching'—then,a roar I'raof. i* e t a 11v claim > rba a i ! ,» ■ ** .would go up from tho atnnda. 'Take rt .- tr ih . J b afo n Cl r • C lr ut C oait. • F a n lo id , Pli.rlda, «n tb o .'id la. > him. mit,‘ so I seldom learned who For Sale—Several thousand cauli­ vamlicr. IDII. . C laim an t <amaa a . vil taaav, flower plants. John Russell. 14-2c II. A. bll.-hol o. . ol O n a a. Floilda. NERVY MUSICIANS REWARDED Tuesday—Mabel Taliaferro In "God’a Half Acre" also First Episode of ’the exciting serial entitled "Tho Grip of Evil" WTdntsdey—Ethel Clayton aiwistid by an a]]-«tnr cast in "Htuhard and Wife" TKundaj—Vivian Martin in "Over Night" TTTda)—Marie Doro in "The Lash" Saturday—^Third Epircdepf “ The Sccrtt of the SubL marine" in which a Maxwell car leaps a gap of 47 fL - houso. Sanford Heights. $20 p«r month. J. F. McClellan. • 14-2te For Sale—Duroc Jersey Registered stock. All sizes and ages. F. F. Dutton. 13-4tc PROGRAM AT THE STAR — For R ent—Two or three light­ Y All Local Advertisements Under housekeeping rooms, over 5 & 10c This Heading THREE CENTS s Storo. . 15-41p Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. For R ent—Eight- room modcra FAIRCHILD LADIE8* QUARTET. Mabel Taliaferro in Charming. p |ty to Screen Sldry is entire Mabel Tuliuferro, .the faseinutihg moli“ n and talented little star will ho seen pleading on thc screen here nt the Star Tues- 8Ure day in "God's Jialf Acre," one of the ' Then prettiest nnd most charming stories 0f hH^ri ever presented in the silent drama. Comedy. The. atory deala with u little girl named "Blossom," the servunt in an aged’ folks' home known ns "Rain- Mabel Taliaferro In Metro Play bow's End." The kindly old inmates Mabel Taliaferro, the gifted and call he "The Angel of Rainbow's r harming little stage star who is now End." as she is forever administering appearing exclusively in Metro wonto their wants and their comforts, derplays, will be seen nt tho Stan A well known novelist comes to the Tuesday in "God’s Half Acra," a home to -get mnterjul for a certain five part foature produced by Mctrochapter in a hook he is writing. Rolfe.' The atory. is one of great But .once he becomes acquainted charms; teeming with unusual sit­ v.ith Blossom he soon finds himself uations of both comedy and pathos. writing her into his bool:, and she There are many thrilling moments becomes the central character. The ulsa, and n delightful love story is sfery Js handled Lc-st pleasing nnd unfolded in u decidedly interesting unusual manner, ami there are many manner. . surprises and tens,* situatio nif. "God’s Half Acre” passesses every requisite for a screen masterpiece. Ui'lie Burke, who is considered by The star is ono*of the formost on marry t|ieatr»cu! critics America's most charming actress lie* been en­ gaged at a salary of more than $ |,000 per week to play the leading role in "Gloria’s Romance.” the new motion picture’ novel from the pen of Mr. a^ul Mrs. Rupert Hughes. Foreseeing that thc picture, would probably lie tho ^year’s best attrac­ tion, Manager K. F. Lane of the Lytic Theatre hastened to hook it for Jus pntron* even though ho found it necessary to na, a. renttiL price-fur—Rbhv? I Iiai i)T”"Tus regu.r run of films. Women particularly find much to 'admin 1 in wlnaonfe little Miss Burke, nnd her fame ns thc best dressed star in tho .United Slat»“*-will-be- rtrrrr tfnnt maintained in "Gloria's Romance/’ for during tho course of the production sho is to appear in some spccinlly designed frocks by Henri Bendcl, Luciljo and Hnlcom, which cost more than $40,­ 000. She is cast as Glorlda Stnf-* ord, the daughter of a millionaire banker of New York, and she derase* For Sale—Nice 6 passenger Osk. land automobile. Also surrey. • ply Abernathy's furniture store. - '______________ ’ 2-'tf ^ .For Sale—Marine motor, 18 hori*. power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. First class condition, Sanford -Mack-' ine & Garage. Co. 93-tf K. M. Kil aa, «t O* r » a . I J. If. Iluddla-ton. ol l i r.-va Merida. M. » T .,.n ,p « R»f|. *1*0 T u - a .* Frl Ct- • •___ For Sale—Fine Big Boston Let­ — » ~ n ! s r « s s w i a - 'i S f e B r tuce plants and Extra Fancy Celery 8apt. 2X tv l* N oilca 1* haraby t l v a n t h a t . * plants. Burpces’ Stock. J. D. llrown, ol W«U«», Florida. »bo «n ........... * m ad. Ilom aataad Eatry. curt IG , 1 IJ, raada Hom*«l»»a L»iry. Hood. 13-4tc 0UO4S. (or RH ol NE)», 8#«tfon W. T*»_ so 8. Hanga Zl. TaUnktsMS For Sale—60,000 cauliflower xrilp Faa filad noilca ol inlanlion lo *V y ar Proof to aitaUKb claim »• '"“T plants. R. B. Monroe. I2-tfc above daerrlord, l alora Clack Clrcjilt cnor^ v Ranford, Florida, on tha »lb day . For Sale—Strawberry plants, $2.00 No- a-nbal, 1*1*. im a n t a tm aa aa w tlsaj***!. per thousand F. O. B. Lake Mary. CF.la A. l l u . h . of Wablwa. Florida A. II. Wallace, t l Wakiw a. Fieri da C. A. Farina, Lake Mary, Fin. A. O. Voallarkuliv. ol Wakiw a. Florida . 11-4 tc A. M, Ruth. . , W^V,rV. W*'1 1>AV1A. jFor Sale—Bony road cart and 1000 aome orange trees. Address Two Played Mouth Organ* on. Para­ Box 224A Sanford. ll-0 tp pet of Trench Under Heavy, Fire. For Sale—One International truck. London.—Playing tune* on mouth tirgang under heavy fire figures In tho Thoroughly overhauled and- point­ recent award of two distinguished con­ ed. ‘Apply E. StaSord, Sanford. . 7-tf duct medals. The two men. Company Quartermas­ For Sale or Rent — Weil estab­ ter Sergeant l i 8, Beech and I.anca Corporal Vickery of the Seventh bat­ lished boarding house. Address talion, Henforth Highlander*, 'climbed Boarding House,- o-o Herald. 7-tf on the parapet of a trench at a criti­ For Sale — Hup Runabout, re­ cal moment and steadied th* men by built, $100. Schells Mania, City. 6-ti playing their month organs. V , ' 1 l- T u c a A F r H S te \ PILE REMEDY is .a scientifically prepared m< paste in tubes for proper use; al* for internal use In wune package, edy which you can use youraeu. on its merits. Ask uk Sold onl, 60c and $ 1.00. „ „ T �October THE SANFORD IIERAlfDT PAGE SIX NO-HIT GAMES ARE SCARCE As Worn by Conservative Brides Foster's Fei) Was Eighteenth of Kind In American League—Av­ erage Only Ono Yearly. „ Joo Cantiilon Tells Yam on Man G eorge Goorgo FofiforV font of lioMIng tlio New York Yankee* liltloaa ot Boston, n few tlnyn ago. wm tbo eighteenth notilt Rnmi) pitched. In ' Hit* American league since Its onronlziitluii. More Uuin.ttvo je a ra lmvo elii|«wHl since the last no-hlt cniur wits twirled In linn .fttlmsoii'H league, Joe Hens of the Chicngi) White Sox plfrlitiig I t . ngnliUt t'lcvflantl on Majr 31, ION. In the Natlwnql league. there have hern JO no-hlt guinea In the -U> year* of It* career, the last one nlH M up hy a HoMon' jilti-lier, Tom Jliighix, necoutl, of tlie UrnVeu, who liehl the Flttflburgti I‘Ini let* hltlewt on June 10.* Thnt u no-hlt gn:no is a rare perform- ager Jack Hendricks. em b rieea the following deecrjb <t properly e l t u i t e d in Re ml note county) Florida, t o ­ w n : South . 8 * octet ot K i i et NWj-i of SK U, Her. >, T p. S I . 8 ; R. H I . I acre*. T h e an d land being aaaeaaed a t th e dele ot th e taauinc* ot aueli cartlflrate tn the iiamo ot Unknown. Unleee e n d certiflrlte ehall bo redeemed according to lew tax deed will ititue *th ereon on th e 141 h day ot October. A. D 1916. Witneaa my • official signature and eeet thia t h e l l t b day of September, A. I). H i t . (»eal) K. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk Circuit C o u rt Semi ole Co., Fla. Dy V. M, McDaniel, D. C. ' T-Tuee-5te N otice of Appllcatlen far T a t Deed Under Hetdlen g ef C h a p te r 4169. Lews of Flor­ id a N otice i t hereby given th a t C. W. lintsm ln g rr, pure hater of T a a Cat til) cate No. ja a F , dated the 6 th day ef Joly. "A-" D. lh9T. h u Wed eald cert in cal# in my office, a n d h a t made application for te a deed to U ta h In accordance with law.. Held- certifi­ ca te embrare* the following deeeilbed prop­ e r t y situated In Bemlnule county, Florida, t f - w it! , Watt half of .tltock 9, to u lh ot T o w n s h ip line, Wild mere. T h e said land b rin g eaeotted at th e d a te of th e taauanrd of each certificate tn t h e nam e of U nknown. U n io n said rertlflrete aldtll be redeemed a cco rding to lew ta a deed will leau* th e r e ­ on on th e 14th d u r of October, A. D. 1916. WU neta me official s ig n a tu re ' and seal th is t h e lZih day of Septem ber, A. D. NOTICE O F E LE C T IO N To t h e Sheriff of S e m i n o le 'C o u a ty , ot the S t a t e of Florldet lie it known t h a t I , ' l l . Clay Crawford S e c re t a iy of State of th e S t a t e ot Florida, jf.e h e r e t y give notlua t h a t e general eltcU09 will be held in Seminole roOnty, slate of F lorida, on Tuesday n e t t succeeding the Drat M o nday In N ovem ber, A. D. lP lfl, the said Tuesday being th e 7lh d a y ol Not< n tb e t r * F o r . United S tales Senator from the the veil.. Thin Itnntl may bo of wbllo imiln cr of cloth-of-RlIvt'r or of noino mnnll blossom net clone ««<l flat to It. The veil In lultl In rhino high pliflta extending ncrom the back from tem­ ple to temple. They nre graduated In height, no that they are fit Ilent nt the center of the buck. The very short veil over the face In the neVest of till, with Itn nupportlng cap of Inco, Hut whatever ntyle the bride may neleet lifter experimenting with novornl, nhe him the comforting axnurunre thnt nothing else In the world In quite so becoming ns a wedding veil. Pitcher Georoe Foster. nnco may be noted from the fnct ttml In both Xnlldnnl and Amrrlrntr league! they have averaged only one a year. Several pitcher* have hail the mls.fortune of holding opponing tt>am» without a hit Itr nine Inning*, only ta yield hit* Infer on and l>t> deprived of places In tile No l lit Hull of Fame. Among nueli performers In I he Inal decade nre l.eott Atlien, formerly of the Giants; llnrry .McIntyre, formerly o f UrtMiklyn, uud Jim Kcott of the White aon taliv ea of l be S tate of Florida. For t ' o u n t y Judge. - For Shoe ill. * • F or C lerk of th* C ircuit C ourt. For C o u n ty ‘Assessor ot Taace, For T a a Collecior. For CoiOny- S u p e r|n te n d ro t of. F oldie In■tr u r li a n .' For C o u n ty Surrayor. For flva C ounty Commlasibnerv. For th ro* members ol th a C o u n ty Hoard of I'ubllr I n.trurliun. F a r J u s t i r o ot th* Paoco in a n d for th* following J u a t ic a Diatrlrt*. via: No*. I, 2, 3." 4. S ax. It la Interesting to note Mint neither Waller Jidinmin nor tiroveq Alexan­ der. the present pitching prince* of the two major Ivugucii, "has pitched p lue-hll game, though John/HHi him been with Washington since il)U7 and Al­ exander with the Uhllliefl since 1011. T r im m in g fo r S u its o f S ilk . Some of the must attractive new frocks and suits of silk tire dependent entirely upon embroldury for their tunLclllshmentor— • * * * The embroidery Is unction hMtfl, glrdlo etuis, on clletulhette*. collars and sleeves, anti often on the skirts ns well". One extremely good-lookhig suit of putty-colored tafTetu was em­ broidered In heavy silk In the same tone mingled with n little gold thread. Tl*e gold was not brilliant, tmt so that It merely added beauty and richness 0O<rO* 0« 0 0 Of tn the embroidery without being too O n e I n c h C g rtln W ill He F u b l N h r d tin obvious. This embroidery was used d e r T h i s H e a d i n g At T h r H a l e O I I 7 . 2 I on the belt of the Jacket In an nil- l ‘c r Y e a r . over design. Office Neil (o W. K. Housholdrr Garner &. Woodruff Building BUSINESS CARDS D R . P. E. WATTS BY K, EAR, N O S E and T I! ItO AT MONDAYS and TIU'USDArH I oa to t on p. M. Dr. H. H. McCaslin DENTIST Office in (aitrnrr & Wuudruff Rullding ______Eornwrly Occupied Dr. W. K. H o u s e h o ld e r DENTIST O ffice: Vo well building TIIOMAH EMMET WILSON r.. iTiMJC.HON iiOt)HiioLDr.a Wilson & Housholder Sanford, . LAWYERS • Florida Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT O f An- in Yowfll llldg. Sanford, Fll GEO. A. DEC0TTES ATTOKNEY There la actually no part of the ap gNxrel of wotncst. from head to feet. In ■which ribbons are not playing a promtwent role this season. Tho patron sa in t ot wearing, or the goddnsa of the looms, appeara to have turned espe­ c ial attention tn tho fostering of this particular artlcln ot adornment. The n o u lt 1* that the beauty of ribbons b a a compelled attention and Inspired th e ir universal uan. They crown tho bead and clothe the feet f ml touch up a ll thu belongings of womankind. Jbst a few ot the pretty thing* that feaVe kept the ribbon buulnesa brink tarn shown In tbo picture given abovo. Threat Include a pair of boudoir allp•pern with hccla. and a pair 'without V ^w , a pair of galtar* with small Ipmdant sachet bag, and n ribbon bag. Tbe laat 1i suited to many"purposes, *mt la found ekleOy uaoful for carrytnK the titrenaarv aciwriaortca to pro«Ung punlca. Thnro Is an Immense T iriciy in rlhhon Imrs lnr’rdlng tho*-? r'oU e'for H-j, • Ire and.thoke for hold»<t>fXi4. -ii.u.j;cvrf)i,fta, alijp-jrt. toilet -artlclci, etc. Hcaltlcit them* them am work,tings with flttlngn re­ quired for mending or aewlng. Hut Miey nro frivolouu looking affairs, no gay and pretty that It U hard lo bolievo their. Intention to bo uicful la •erloua. Ready--rsado solea are bought for making tho ribbon ■Upper*, and they are covorod oi. tho inilde with plain Batin ribbon. Flowered and brocaded patterns lined with tho plain aatcen ribbon aro used for tho upper part. Tbla Is cut In tbo proper abape and ■owed by hand to tho aolea. A very narrow ribbon quilling uaually flnlnhea the edgea of thcao gayly attractive slipper*; *, , t' ' The gaiter* are made by shirring narrow katln ribbon (uaually In two color*) over flat elastic." Bow* and roaette* finish them, and the addition of tiny sachet* la a new touch. aud COUNSELLOR at LAW PrntHico In Stale and Federal Courts iiarner-Woodruff HI,Id Sanford Flu SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER SUITE », COURT HOUSE SANFORD, - PHONE I4S FLORIDA Dr. J. A . TR0VILLI0N SPECIALIST In CANCER, GOITRE and TUMORS Cure Them Without Cutting Them Out ORLANDO, NOTICE N o th * ie hereby given t h a t under an d hy virtue of at, s i t c u t D n I s s u e d - c u t ol and under th* seal of t|i* Circuit C o u rt, S ev enth Judicial Circuit of Ssreinoie co u n ty , Floiida, In -a suit therein pending, wherein A. K. Powrrs I* plaintiff and Oeo. W. Itenton is defendant, I have levied-upon an d will j e l l at th* front duut i f t h r court hhuie" at Sanford. R em ind* county, Florida o r M onday, th* 6lh d r y of November, 1916, d u rin g tha legal hour* of sale. It being the dr t M onday In the m onth an d a legal sales day , t h e fol­ lowing d e 'c rlb e d proprrty tc-wit: f h s East 40 feet of Lot 38 o l lllock "D f* .1 nd Lot One (1) of Illock * A ;" Lot T e a (10) of Dlork " A . " according to m ap of South Sanlord, Florida, of record In Plat Rook ' II" at Page 68Lott On* (I) and Two (2) and T h ree (31 Of Flcrlild Land A Colon!' at Kin Co.'* A d­ dition- to S outh Sanford FinLot 65 of Illi rk—*-tt*\ Lots One an d Two ol Illock “ G " of A. ft. Chappell'* S ubdivl. lo A of Block " K " o( South Sanford, FIs. Begin a t a pcJnt 310 feet .u u th of tb s NE comet nf N iV )( at N W j j of Section 36, T p 19 South, Bang* IP East, and ru n th enca South 210 Iret. F a it 210 feet. N o rth 210 fuel. West 210 feet -to place of beginning, containing on* acre. Lot t of Robicaon'a Addition to South Sanford, Fla, Same being levied u p rn as th* property cf t h t d efendan t, G. w. Benton t o satisfy eald execution anti costs. Terras ol sa.e cash. ---------------------------- -----------------------------------....... ......... ............ C. M. HAND. Sheriff. Seminole C ounty, Florid*. - ; FLORIDA TO W. If. AdndnlBlr6lor*a Ntilco t t H elllc m m i • Accosots To All W hom I t May Concarn: Nolle* it her* *y gtvep t h a t on T o ta d a y , th* 17th d a y ot October, A. D. 1916, I thall pteaeot m y account oa a d m in is trato r of tha aata to of Lucy 8. Drown, deceased, to thp H a n u rn U o d a s n ll; H rriin g , C o u n ­ ty 'J u d g * ol Samltto o C ounty, at hit office in Sanlord, Florida, and a t t h a same lim a present my v a u d i t r i and ssk th a t th* said account ba approved and confirmed. W P. W IL S O N A dm inistrator C .-T , A. to i - T u r a - 1 0 te »h«t t h a ll meet in l»tT .hall eppwffn * representation Ih th e houae ortff tor,. repr-* ..,?’ tlvea. a t In thJa Article provide!], whldk .t" p o rllo nm ent abVl be baaed upon the UU tr n iu a t a k e n . by the tt a l e ot Florida or VI effl United States, which ever l« the i.„ tak en . In th e aevgial counUee of it,* k, J T a n d t h n t * t h a t shall. me»r every i * „ ' . • th ereafter * thall apportion th e repieee tZ lion In the houae of representatives ln ’*i£ manner .In th is article provided, which aZ porllo nm en t shall he baaed upon th- | J , centna enu m eratio n, ta ken by tb e vt»>, . . Florida or by t h e United S t a t e , which •*» la th e las t t a k e s B e it before th a lee i »iu.. an apportioning Aha representation tkal conveete.* Section 4 ot Article VII ot the ruiutf. tu tlo n la hereby emended ae as to r t tt d follawa: " W h e n any- new county is rreated by iv, leglatatun It ihell be en tltltd to one tea. ato r an d one mem ber ot the h ou te of repr*. ■••ntatlvet, until the neat cnu m craii ,r, n„j vlded lor In Serf Ion t , of this Article, t hat ■hall be tak en after the' creation of ike u u new cou nty , or until tk* n e t t e en tu t c , , . m e n t io n t h a t shall be taken by the I'nlud S teles of A m erlra after the crest ken >of the 'ta ld new co e n ty , whichever thall the loose, be tak en efler the rrestlon of raid ate county, when It thall he en titled to oa* mem ber of th e houae of repreainiativta ft# every ten th ou san d ot population, or the major fraction thareof the ta m e at clk» counties." . . * n A J o i n t Resolution piopotlng a n am.ad. ment to Section -1 ol A rtlclr VI or the con stitutio n of th e s tate of Florida u em end e d by Jo in t Resolution No. t Acta of 1893, Relating' Lo Suffrage i t i Kligiblllty. ■ M Re It resolved by th* legislature of tw state ol Florida: T h a t tbe fallowing . amendm ent to Set. tlon 1 of Arllele VI of th f. conalituUoa tl the s ta te of Ftortds be, and- the tame u hereby agreed to and thall be aubraltted tt the clrrtora of th* s t a te a t th* giiftnl election In 1916 for ratification or rejertiaai S eetttn I . . l i v e r y male person of the t | t of tw e n ty ana y ears fend upwetda who It * ri tu e n of the United Slate* e f t b r time he a p p l e t lo rvgltter thall be deemed a q«*|. tiled elector e t all election* under the re*, etltutlon of th e s tate of FIdrida, prouded, th a t he poetesses th* following addltleaalnuellAcatloner He th all h a t e resided e n d had hit per* m a n e t t hom e a n d piece of abode in the •tale of F lotlda for one y o u , and J* th* county wherein he applies to regLter let t i l m onths, previous thereto. lie m u tt be able to reed, write end Ilittr. pret any aeclfon ol th* constitution of ikt. ■tele of Florida a t th e Unit he applies tt register e n d vote. lie m u t t own in hit own right- property to the Value of nol l e u than five hundred dollars, which fact shall be determined only hy i ho asse t s me n l booh* oi the county at the lima b* applies to register end vet*. He m i n t -not have been convicted, pre­ vious to th e lime he eppltet to regutt* cr v olt, of larceny, robbery, forgery, per­ jury or bribery In an y of tbe court* of aty elate or of I h t United States, or if to roevictod he m u s t have been restored to tht rights of e it li e m h l p . Provided, however," T h a t no person tt lineal d aaren dan t of any such person" aha wat on J a n u a r y 1st, 16GT, or prior there­ to, entitled tc vote under the cooalitutiou an d laws e t an y of* tha Mate* ot ter­ ritories, or sn titls d to vote under any feta of governm ent, or any naturalised citite* or hit d escendants, th all be • denied tk* right to register end vote because he tk t l not he able (o read, writ* and interpret any section of tbo constitution of tk* slat* of Florida, n ab u se provided, or be-, ra u .e he shall . not own property of tht value above tM elfl*d;.'D atuiaUs*a d i l u t e ot tbe U nited S teles, however, at the ti«* th e y apply, end before they shell' he ad­ mitted to regUter, ahalf present lo l h registration officer ctrtlA ral* of hi* nhlavrulilitO n. or a duly auth en ticated teyy thereof. Sec. t . Upon th* adoption ot title smeedment to the* constitution, th* leglalatan shall enact a p p ro p ria te laws to catry tht purpura ol thl> am en d m en t Into oRert, Th* votes c e tt in com phanr*' with tald proposed am endm ent*, end th* cenvata, N O T I C E OF F .L E O IIO N Whereas, T h a leglilatur* c t 1915, under the c o n stitu tio n of 1855. of th* state nt Florida, did pass three Joint resolutions pro­ p p in g a m e n d m e n ts to t h e constitution oi th e s t a ts nt Flm lda, and t h a sam e wee* agreed to by a vat* of three-fifths ol *11 th* member* elected to each house; t h a t tn* volt* on said Joint resolution*, wrr* entered upon ihslr respective Journals, with the yeas and n s r s thereon, and th * y did determin* and d lract th a t the s a i l Joint resolu­ tions be s u b m it te d to th* electors of th* s tate at the general election In N ovem ber, 1916. Now, therefore, 1, II. ( l a y Crawford, secretary of Ih * atat* et Florida, do hereby give nolle* t h a t a -arUt-ha Itsld h t- T IU t~ 'p u n ty in Florida cn T uesday n s i t luccaadlna th* first Monday In November, A D. 1916, th* said T u es­ d a y being th* 13-Tuoo-Stc H avaaih Day of N a re m h e r for th* ratification or rejection of th# said .Sheriff*. Hal t Joint resolution* proposing am rm lm er.U to Under and by virtus uf an axecutiun th e constitution of tha state of Florida, via; b i u l n g out of Uni under th* aosl ul th* C ounty J u d g e 's Court of (ho c o u n t y of Uwewtwtton rbijii«(ng an Aman’llStniinole, S lat# of Florirf*. Ifl * u i U . u j m *I ic A -Joint— D roly - petidtngr—trtJfJTn u hT r t .h b f n d a i ■ m ant t a H*etmn 9 or Artlcl* 9 of the Slat* C on stitu tio n , Relating t a T axation i* i-talntalff and E. J, T ump* n l< d .lc n and F,nanc*. dan t, f have levied-upon and will aell to th e lie it r*»oU*d by th* legislature ol the high* at and b e t bl der far cash a t th* oun y e.m it house door at Sanford, Heminto c o u n ty .■*-Totlta, on Monday, .th# g ih day ol Nov mbnr, 19)6. durl g tn* legal o tr* of sale, it b e ltg th e r-t hf/vnitay In t • month, th* foil wing described r e d n t a l * to- I : Half acr* t u i a r * r i t u a l ; d In th* SW e i i n a l of Ih* N K 1. ol N E ' ( , Sec, 22, T p. 20, R. 3 ! 'K*»t. I*vi*d upon aa th e ■ on stilutlon of th e stale b* am end , d to P ioperty uf tS* ilefendant, K. J. T hum n son, read as follow*; to satisfy said e ic c u 'io n and n u t s . T e r m , ’■Section «. T h e re shall lit exem p t irnm of sal*' rash. P u r - h a v r t a nay for title. taxatio n proparty, to the value nt A m h u n ­ C. M. H A N ') , Sh-rlff. . dred dollars to every widow th a t has a him-, . .S tm ln >!* Conn y, Florida. tly dependent on her for sup port, an d to J«-Tue»-5tevery person who is a bona fide resident S a ti r e of A pplication fur Tax Deed Under of th* <t*t* an d baa Inat a limb or been disabled In w ar o r b y misfortune.** H*rll*n 6 or C h ap ter 4 | 8 I , L aw . o f-P ie rIdr _ ■ Nolle* I* hereby given t l i l t A. Marshall, A Joint Itesolut.on proposing a n o-stetrf m e n t to Sectiygw-JL 3 . 4 a d .1 ut-A*»**i*> Vf f purchaser ol T ax C ailliltato No. ]63. d * tr d th* 6(h day ef J u ly , A. IL -k> t4. h**-fiietf * ro r fli # cbn rtltu tio n a t th* stole of Florida, relating to census a n d a p p artlo n m an t. - niil certificate in my offic*-, and h a t mad* Its It rssolvrd b y th* legislators of the application for ta s d ie d to issue it* at corda n t e wi.h lawv Said certificate em braces the atat* of Florida: T h a t the following am end m tnta to the following de*crlb#d p rn t» riy s itu a te d In S>mlnslr county, Florida, tn-wil! I a t Five constitution of tbo a tata uf Florida be, and Ih* same ar* hereby agrasd lav- a n d ih « t. J'lrik Iv,, iff), Iwj Comeroa. T h o said lan d bi-lnt assessed a t th a d a te earn* rl)llLJttt-»llkl»ftf*jr t a 1Tha'electors of nf th e la*uanre oi . iu c b aatxifteate- I l f ( I T TfVFTsCj a t Ike general tlecilon in 1916, for r t m a * *1 ' Uhkflown. , Ualaa* said cerilficat* ratification or rejection! Section 2 of Article V ll is hereby a m e n d ­ . l u l l t * rr<la*mcd according to 'a w ta a deed will Issue th -reo n on tho 28th day ol ed so as to read aa follows: O r t o t a r , A. D. 1916. " T h e legislatures t h a t shall* c o n v e n t tn W lintss my officfu) signature and tea! th e y*ar 1919 an d Ih erraftcr s h a l l. consist this th e 26lh day ul fteptamb* , A- D. 19tV. of ono member of th e senate from each (teal) . E. A. DOUGLASS. County In t h r s t a i r , amt ol ooa m em ber of Clerk CJrrull Coprl Retnlnolr Co., FI*. th e houae ol , representatives from each > , tly V. M . McDaniel, n , C t county in th# s t a te for every ten th ousand uf population therein, or th* majer fraction thsrcof where there m ay b* a major fraction "Nall** ef A**!lvall#n far Tax D a t4 Under left over aftsr dividing tk* whole n u m ber S rrlio n 8 a f Chaylul 41**. Laws ef Flur- of population Of th* C o u n t y b y th a n u m ­ Ida ber tan tn o u ta n d : Provided, t h a t aach Noli** !• hereby *iv*n th a t M. E, Dooley, county (ball have a: l*a*t one reprooentap u r t 'a a e r af Tax f’.rtiflcat* o. 1801, t i r e and th a t no county- shall h ave mors •fated th* 9rd A y of June, A. D. 1912, bo* th a n three r*pr*t*ntY lv*a In th* house of filed a*i.l certificate la .my flic*, an d hat representative*. Th# member* ef th* heua* mad* apphea Ion foe tox deed to itru* is accordance with law. Said certifies!* eratiraco* th* following described p ro p e rty • I’uated ip H a r ti o lo aounty, Florida, to* wit! B W U ot 8*:>f. Ba*. 19. Tp. 29 8. R. 32 E. 40 acr**. Th* said land being avafaved at th a d a ta cf th* t*euanr* Of a ch certificate in Ih* nara* of Unknown. Unlaav said certificate ehall be, redeemed according lo taw ta x dred wifi 1* uv (hereon on tho 14th day of October. A- D. 1918. Wltnere ray alfi-l*l etgna'ur# an d1 real (hi* lb* 12lh d a y of Heptamtar, A. D. , # '£ * l) ■ B.*A. DOUGLASS, : Clerk Circuit C ourt Baralnol* C# Fla. Ry V. M. McDaniel. D. C. "*T-Tu#*-M* SUCCESSOR 3-Tuea-fOtc Section 3 ml Article Vll of the con,,!,, at to ff*j r* foiloy*: 1 *• lion It b tr tb y amended r SANFORD s LEGAL ADVtRIISING For" C o n stab le In and for th* following Ju stiro District*, vlt: Not. I, 2, 3, 4. In tes tim o n y whereof, f havo h e re u n to set m y h a n d and affiled th e great teal of the S ta l e of Florida, a t Tallahassee, th* Capital, th ia the tw enty-fourt -day of A u­ gust, A. I). 1916. (seal) II. CI.AY C R A W F O R D , Secretary of S tats. To C. M. H a n d , Shtrllf Seminol* C ounty. aenatbr* Jo b* elected. t h i l l b . *|,*u d . ■i to t m of four y u r t , th e t t r m to * t h i flrtt T u M d i y l u t r th* flrtt M u n i , , M April of (lit following year, except .V? w h tn • n tw count* It created, u * i#,V,M fur# shall i t t b i t tim e fla th e length te rm ml the flrtt l e i i t a r to bm elected tk iz Irom i t tw o or four y e i r t with the la view ot keeping the n u m b er of old 2 } ■t o n k i n ■' balance With the number o l T t UNDERWOOD One and two horse Wagons Made in Sanford, on hand at all times. PRACTICAL HORSESHOER . 205-207 Oak Ave. Phone 244 ,r. ■ Natica *f Apellratlon far Tag Head Under Hectt a * *r Chaplet 4fi»a, Law* ef F lsrNolle* 1* barely given th a t C hatter Kan. nlevo, pIMchaser of T a x C r r tficate No. 940. d a ta th* 6th day of November. A. I). 1*95 has filed ■aid rartlficsis in my office, and ha* ox da application lor tox d**d to issua in accord a oca with Uw. 8 ;l d e e n if ic a u H E N R Y M c L A U L IN JEWELER ~ MY SPECIALTIES: Pit KAllD’MHAND-FAINTED CHINA HOIUIAM'H STERLING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATED WARE KI.GIN AND W ALTUAM WATCHES Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a cco s 1041st St. Phone 182 C. H. DIN GEE P l u m b l n g '^ i d Gas Fi tting 411 W ork Received M y Peraond Attention And Deal Effort*. Oppoall. a t * Hall « Talwkw* N« » �HERALD . About Shoes for the Young People Ttome Jjessons + mm — —- Prtoirtd Specially for This Newspaper By Pictorial Review Tailored Suit of Likeable Design .7 / £ T ,r7 ,er* At 11,0 »*<ica l » l t h *M q with “ narrow bell of self-material. To make the milt in modium six© require! 6k yards 54-lnch material, If made without the skirt, the*jacket require. 3 yard, or serge. \ cc, r need have no terror, for the homo dressmaker who follow. -direction, carefully. The Mam. .hould be carefully pressed after they aro stitched. *« 1-n, oeoa jg c ttrr, 6799 jet,it fTftn serge To make the coat close the under­ arm and shoulder se&ms as notched Adjust underfacing to position under­ neath the front, thon plait front and back, creasing on slot perforations. Bring folded edges to corresponding small *'oMperforations and tack. Eaoe. the collar and 'sew to nock edge, notches and center-backs even, , after which roll tho collar; and front as illustrated. In closing tho seams of tho sleeves, which come next, enra any fulness between notches at tho elbow. Leave extensions free. 1-urn hem at lower edgo on small " o " perforations. Turn under extension on slot perfora­ tions, lap to small “o " perforations and tack. Close seam of euff'as notch­ ed and line; sow to sleeve with small ‘V * perforation at lower edge o f cuff at Inside seam of sleeve, and bring largo “ O ' 1 perforation in cuff to single largo *'Om 'perforation in aleeve. Bew aleovo in armhole ns notched, small ” o M perforation at shoulder seam, easing In any fulness. The upper front edgo of the pocket is indicated by small " o " perfora­ tions. Adjust to position on front upper edgo at the lower small “ o " perform tions. Now, lino tho belt and adjuat to oaltlnn over the plnlt In front nnd nek of the coat. Finish with buttons. Following Id tho ahoo tracks of their elders, children and half-grown young pcoplo aro wearing tho boat-looking and best-mado shoes which have fallen to their lot bo far. Tho correct stylea for children bb to ahapo aro those that follow tho Bbapo of tbo foot, anug enough not to slip at tho heel, and a little longer and broader than the feet they aro to clothe,- with wldo toca, flexible aolea and low heels. Tho matter of ahapo disposed of, without room for mistake, there Is left a considerable latitude In choice of design and finish. All on tho same sensible Inst, plain, drossy nnd fancy shooB hnvo received almost ns much attention at tho hands of manufactur­ ers as those meant for older people— and this Is saying a lot An attractive dress shoo for a child Is shown in tho picture,'with white kid and patent leather combined In a graceful design. It fastens over the Instep nnd ankles with cut-out straps buttoned over black buttons nt the side. Tho neat machine stitching Is nn Important feature In Its finish. A flat rlbbou bow decorates the too. For tho well-grown miss n pretty boot Is shown with cloth top, patent leather trimming nnd laced fastening. It Is trim In appcaranco and broader In tho too than It looks. Tbo narrow effect Is accomplished by tho long point In (bo tip of p’atent leather. . Tho plain leather sandals mado for children's midsummer'wear deserve a good word always.* Worn without stockings, they help out the youngsters that aro denied the pleasure of running barefoot, and are so easy to put off and pn that the llttlo people can In-, dulgo In tho joy of getting their feet on tho groqnd occasionally. ’ JULIA BOTTOMLEY. 9r*ld In Millinery. , Serviceable, adaptable braid has been called upon for trimming the newest tailored hats, and some very unique effects havtf bceh obtained from Its artistic use. A largo Chou or rose of folded whlto silk braid effect­ ively trims a flno white leghorn. A three-cornered dark brown mllan has dangling nt one sldo a red apple .of soutache braid alluring enough to tempt any modern daughter of Eve. Wide cotton braid with colored bor­ ders band the sports hats of panarnn, silk and peanut straw. Watch tho braid counters for choice bits If you wish a.new hat trimming. tailored suit, jacket vitk fast) front and back. A belt of self suterisl holds In the fulness at tks »ld«*. if tbs aim I* t» select a suit ' that »Bt.hul(r» modish simplicity, one corid not be better suited than In this model with single-breasted jacket and rliln, fall skirt. It is carried ont in forest green sorgo. Later in the sen­ ses fur easily may be added, If deHred. The jaeket has a eonvertikls collar so that the front may be fastened close up to the neck or rolled Pictorial Review Jaeket N6. 8808. Sizes, 34 to 44 inrhes bust. Priced II cents. fikirt No. 87W. Rises, 22 to 38 Inches waist. Price, 111 cents.*' JACK GRANEY KILLING BALL already established himself as a fa­ vorite In St. 1/outs. Tobin formerly Veteran Outfielder of Indians. Enedur^ uas with the HI. Louis Feds. Fielder Jones thought so well of tho Drowns aged by Presence of Speaker, U lie at onco' signed Tobin. DcsldCB Hitting Hard. being a fast'man on tbo bases ho Is a ' * hard hitter and n good lleldor. Jones • "Jnck’’ Ornncy, left fielder of tho Cleveland Indians, wns never n fenco expects him to be ono of tho stnrs of buster, but ever since "Trls" Speaker tho season. fwiartsf a sluglo-breaated J get It fn tho morning paper without 4 SANfORD LODGtS 4 your megttphonlng It now.” "Dili had honesty nnd fairness Hanford Lodge No 62, F. and A. M. enough to know that Klein had called a good one. but ho lmtcd to bo told Communication every first and third about. U ouL loud, He la-no excep'-fThursdays at-Y tSO. visiting brethren tlon to tho rulo. It la tough enough welcome. • S. G. Kennedy for any of us to get caught flat-footed, O. L. Taylor Secretary * W. M without It being rubbed In," saya Wagnor sagely. Monroe Chapter No. 15, H. A. M. « Meets every second and fourth Thura “ LOT PLAYER” MOST-DESIRED lay in Masonic Hall otrer tho Imperin Theatre. Visiting companions welcome J. F. Karnatx O. J. Miller Philadelphia Paper Takes Exception Sec’y High Priest to Remarke of Former Umpire Egan About Players. rininofe Chapter 2, Order East era Sta Meets every first and third Tuesday Jack Egan of West Chester, Pa., In each month. Evcryonb who has scan who has quit umpiring to beconio bis Star in the JJnat are cordially invited business manager and acout of tho to visit this chapter. Alice E Robbins, Sec’y Provldcnco club, believes that the “lot player" Is more desirable'than (he col­ Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. legian. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays. To this Philadelphia Telegraph re­ Nisi ting knights always welcome. torts: " 'Lot players' aro In the* mi­ M. McLaulin * . O .J. Millar nority In thA majors, but no manager' K*.*R. and S. C. C. would turn down an Eddie Collins, a Sanford Lodge No. 27, f, O. O. F. Jack Barry or a George 8lster Just Meet* every Monday at 7:30 p. m.^ because ho had a' highbrow educa­ M. W. A. Hall, Pico Block. tion." J. W. O. Singletary J. I. Johnson*. Secretary N. U. Further Worry for Giants. Tharo la further worry for the Gale City Camp No. 6, W. O. W Giants. White endeavoring to Held a Meets pecond and fourth Wednesday ground ball tho other day, Christy nights in each month. J. F. Hoolehan Mathewson split tho little Unger of y. L. Miller Clerk '■ • .Council Commander his throwing hand. This means Dig ____-St_______ II. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 for several days. And McGrow la Meet flrat and third Wednesday night fretting whether tho veteran will be at corner of First St. and Palmetto Av*. Cruse Barnes J. G. Hurley , ablo to rogaln his old-time form. Secretary Exalted Ruler The LakeUreeie Council No. 31 Junior Pays 11,100 for Bride. Order United American Mechanics Hnbramento, Cal.—Rose Joe, the Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. serenteen-year-old daughter of Chin M„ in the City Hall. Visiting brothers Joe. Chinese restaurant keeper of are welcome. C. H. Smith, Rec. Sec. Marysville, Cal., nnd a graduate of the Celery City Aerie No. L859 Marysville grammar school, wns sold Meeting every Tuesday night by her futher to Lee Dow, n wealthy Snn -Francisco merchant, for -fl;100 o'clock. Pico UuildlfeK. II. Walsh Jos. C. Roberts, nnd became the bride of tho man she C. Worthy President Secretary had never Been before. The bride* LToom Ik' twenty-five years older tlmn OJIS TRIBE NO. 61, I. O. R. M. Meets every first nnd* third Friday Rose Joe, who U pretty nnd n talent­ nights at 7:30 in Masonic Temple. ed pianist. Visiting brothers welcome W. A. Ginn, John Stamper, Gander Plays Part of Housewife. C. of R. Sachem Droxll, 1ml.—Hobart Brower him n large gander that believes the duties United brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America of the hotiKewife should bp shared. Sanford Union No. 1761 meets When ii goose wns set* on n number of first and Local third Thursday night at 7 eggs the gander lando It evident tliut- t/clock,in the M. ’W . A. Hull. Pico Blk. he, too. wished to set. He wus given \V. O. Singletary W7W. Van Ness ir nest and egg*. He stuck to hi* task Sec.Trcua. President faithfully ami wns rewarded with n Heralds of Liberty good hatch. M eets nt Englirt' Hall first Monday night in each month nt 7:30. Left Cent to Each of Her Heirs. *Wm. E. Householder, Commander Wakefield, Mass.—The will of Anna MU* Bert ha Packard. Secretary K. Gilman left to each of her legal The Hanford Council K. of C. heir* the sum of one cent The wom­ an stated that tin* bequest* were Mee't the 2nd Sunday 3 p. m., and th* small been us© In n life of M years 4th Sunday 8 p. m., each month, at K. Hall. Oflk Avc. sbe had never received from nny of of TC. oo. Srhaal. Grand Knight. them a single klmbies* or courtesy C. L. Britt.JFin, Sec’y. . The estate. I* to go Into a trust fum 1 lor cliurlty. * -*• ■ Modern Woodmen of America "Tleeta 2,-4, Thursday evenings, .7:30, in M. W. A. Hull. Pico Building. C. D. Couch E. McDonald Consul Clerk Vant Ads Bring Results J&rsons Prepared Especially fpr Thia Newspaper by Pictorial Review . For the Kiddies' Ronjping Hours Crinkled crepe makes excellent romp* ers for children, because it looks well and washes splendidly. If another reason U-»v*t«lfed, It ni'ftTS no IroningT’ This material is used for tho romper, shown here, Which bnre tho hlooluer. cut In otio with tho waUf frout gatbered at the neck and shoulders. The sleeve, may ho long or'short, but the latter gathered near the luncu-cdcn•nd-trimming'Willi smocking are espedally desirable for suminr^ wear. In medium site the mmpers require - ynrtl. SOdncb crepe, it will Ite noted by studying the cutting guide, that tho wnl.t front nnd front and luirk of tho bloomer, are etit In one piece, ami that this piece in laid on n lengthwise fold of the crepe. Opposite this section, near the .elvogo edge are laid the lap,, ladt aud waiilbniid, on a lengthwise thread of nmterlaL To the right of section A the sleere I. placed, being laid on a lengthwise thread of. the crepe. Then to the right of thp sleeve* come the plcdng Tor the bloomers fend pocket, 'on the top row nnd collnr and back, on the lower row. Smocking make, the neatest end most attractive trimming for the romp­ er*, n transfer pattern Doing provided fnr smocking, with pirttern fol the romper*. Many home dressmaker*, hoWsver, fearful of tludr ability to do ■•mocking- -ntWTjrr iiulwlTftHe' shirring, and the effect U really quite graceful. The l>clt give * trim effect to tho romper*, particularly when they are worn by girls. I’oeketa sdd to their attractiveness from the wearer, view­ point. The cotton crepe* of all kind* are Ideal for children's play clothes. Shar­ ing favor with the crinkled effect., »rs the rice and no*egny crepe*. The !s*t named are more appropriate for girl, t.no*ltti crape rompers with bloom- than for boys, but bloomer* arc be­ r* **t in ODO with waist front, which coming more and more neutral gar­ Mtheri-d at neck and .boulders and ments. They supply such a real need •omnini with smocklog. In the child’, wardrobe that their use­ fulness cannot be limited. , GUIDES C B 9 FOHL PRAISES BOBBIE ROTH O P E N FO R T H E SE A SO N Manager of Cleveland Indians Sayt 'TOtmaiWr"" Is Pull oi Right Spirit and Ambition. Gornerof MagnottrATenneymt Fbortll S trfit Homelike - Comforiable - Convenient aiinitiiiiiiiniuiiiiiiiiniii Jack Grancy. joined tho team Oranoy has boon "kill­ ing” tho ball. It Is a well-known fact that ono playOr will start a wholn team slugging, lio begins to hit tb o . sphere, thou another *tart» to h1t;ttm t k . entlrq team (H In no time itho Is ■liiwwitti* slugging tbs'ball. , ■ * ' * Sto p U sin g C h e a p , U n relia b le C arb o n P ap er CAUGHT STRING OF CATFISH ^ Umpire Klem's Ira Aroused by Yarn Bobble Roth. Told by Jack Miller When Dad son, “Thera's a kid that's a wonder,” Strike Is Called. said Manager Kohl tho othor day In speaking of 'the former White Sox Jack Mlllor was at bat fend Umpire player. _ ^ ___ ______________ “He'a young, ambitious____ and Klein rolled a bad strike on him in »V hnV plonty oV gaU -P^nty of that 'gotgame played In BL Louis last season. Up.in d.jn» spirit, If Jackson, when - Mlllor turnod to Killlfer, tho Phlja- ho flrst broltB | Dt ha,j only half of dolphla catcher, and said: Roth's ambition and spirit what a **1 was Ashing yesterday." wonderful player ho would havo made.” LOUD BAWL RILED SWEENEY Former Boaton-Chlcago Player Didn't Like Umpire Klem'e Manner In Calling Him Out, _ •. TOBIN POPULAR W ITH FANS Former Fed Eetabllehea Hlmetlf aa ’ Favorite In $t. Louie—Expected .to Become Star. cents. Reporta from the West stato that Tobin, the Drowns* outfielder, has lirace E. Williams Millinery Store Comfort Cottage Manager Loo Kohl Is strong for Hobby Doth, who was secured by the Indians as part payment for Joo Jack .Patented April 30. IWV fOlD OF 1 6 IHCH MATt RIALWITH NAP Pictorial Review llompcrs No. 0 080. Slavs, 2, Rand 4 years. Just What Ihr Name Itnpllr* New Job for Kelley. Poter. P. Kelley, former Boston newspaper writer and secretary of the llostoii National leaguo club,-has been appointed business manager of tho Pittsburgh club by President Harney DrcyfuBs. . ,. $ Hera Is a story Hans Wsgncr tolls at ths expense of DUI Swccnoy: The third strike was put over on Dill, with the bases full. “Hefre-e-x-x out!" yelled Dill Ktom In stentorian tones. ' Sweeney knew U was a good strike, but Klem’s loud bawl nettled hltn. Turning on route to the bench, he yelled: “All right, I know I'm out. but the people In Providence and Chelsea will Don’t take n chance with.inferior carbon paper.' "it ipeans faded, illegible copies, untidy files, waste of time and poof work. Put a stop to this! _ Use ^ TRADE Ww V - Lasting legibility—neatness—uniformity—and economy mako MultiKopy tbo standard carbon paper. In black br blue, MulUKopy never fades. MultiKopy gives non-smudging, non-rubbing copies which.often rival the original in clearness and legibility. MultiKopy givro surprisingly long service andjs unequalled for manifolding. Write for FREE Sample Sheet STAR BRAND Trp**>rit«c R1kk*«« aro fuanu>ts«d to gtv* 7VCOO Impraulons of I c t u r * * ' o r 'W i t h o u t dogging so as to show on U>« paper. Herald Printing Co Sanford,' Florida �•#^4 » -jv-P m WTf c vT<--♦t*p ^ ’ October 10, ion THE SANFORD HERALD . path and Drum Corps and Boy Scoute the socialists are proselyt­ take part. Route from Tampa Bay THE SANFORD HERALD' sen—and ing with great vigor.gate, Boulevard, Franklin street, La­ ?O W X X X X X X X X X X X X X ?« X X X X 3W W tt« CX X X X X X X X : Knott has' declared that if defeat­ ed in the primary he will support fayette street,* Frlorlda avenue to Catts and have all his folldwers to Twenty Second streer, and then Frdnklin street. The Veterans and Publlth*,] Etttt Tw-UyW! rrUl»T *■" " • . . do t{ie same. * their ladles will be "in'automobiles. To the community is measured, not by the amount of money owed to its de^ Catts however cares nothing for Thursday flight—Grand barbecuo positors, but by the manner in which their funds are used. the ca,uso of Democraiyr. Months ■uimcBirooN riticE. in advance ag<J, yrhen he foresaw the possibility at Plant Field Pa/k. The tabled to O H I TEAS........................... If hoarded up under plea of conservatism and used only to pile' up profits bo built across tho field. Large fires. SIX MONTHS...................................... 1 ofjosing the. nomination,.ha set .dili­ for its stockholders,’it is os useless to the community as any miser. Son* of Veterans to meet on Wed­ THEKE MONTHS. ........... .......... ............... T» gently to work to ingratiate himself with another party and disrupt tho nesday and Thursday, at 10 o'clock If oaned to its customers, upon approved security, and to all the taxpayers D blr«r*4 la Um O il fc; C rn ta t IJ.oo Pat T w la Iat the city ball. Democratic party. through purchase of die communities- bonds; it is doing its duty and exem­ t l l t i n H 20*.- P « Month The following General Order No. 6 f l i a w l * la Adtnnro M art Ho Mndo ai Offlra plifying Tta' right to be called a “financial" institution. A man of rerharksble leadership, J has been -issued--from tho head­ he has been so successful-that If he SalaraJ Aa IWiW d O iM Mall M atlrf A ufu.l I!* 4 quarters of Maj.-Gen.-L. H. Buchan­ seduces anything like tho following IM S. a llh a PaalaSlf at Saafard, P m ld a an nt Chip icy: from the rightful nominee that ho • "Comrades: Your Commander In­ I’atU r A d at M aith Ird. 1ST*. claims, the nation will see nn anom­ Ttiaahaaa Nn- Ml alous state of affairs on November cites your attention to tho near ap­ OSIm la llarmld ItaUdlnf proach* of our State Reunion at HLjMhr YOUR RUSlHtjS 7th, a southern state going Repub­ Tampa, Fla., Oct. 17-19, 1916. lican in a year of national Demo­ "It is more than liktfly that some cratic victory! 0, L TATLOR R. R. DEAS very Important business will cotne C. M. HAND II. R. STEVENS -j Recognixfng the danger, George before tho convention and it is my An'l C**hicr Cuhisr iPt«••)«!»« vkw-tWM F. L WOODRUFF Vlt*-Pr«*I<bnf F. Raney, chairman of the state desire that each and ev er/ camp in Democratic executive committee is­ tho division bc_represented- - sued a call for n meeting in Jackson­ ''The anticipated pleasure-of meet­ ville on October 7, that preventive ing many of my comrades -and a l o w v i x x m m m m m m m m m m w f l j measures be taken. goodly number “ Bf the Sons and Somo mem-will-na doubt belfarrhd away by tho liersce partisanship Daughters increases the activities of •for which man la responsible. coat to securo tbo’service's ol Ilorinv Strathdcno, bound from _New Yofi my life and tends to brighten my few which it is given to Cntts to Inspire, It was In 1B5C that a young Eng-. ‘ for Bordeaux. After the m-w hif-j remaining days. and will follow wherever he leads, Ilsh chemist, whllo trying to produco obeyed orders to take to the hoiu! "Let me urge upon you, my com­ artificial quinine, distilled from coal even into the. Republican ranks, but I the submarine sent a torpedo Ut«' Sanford people have lone wanted a it .is unthinkable-that the stronger rades, your Sons and Daughters to tar a substance which hnd a beautiful ! the Strathdene and sank h'er. Tli fine hotel where the llnnick>r tourist and better element ifSuld abandon meet with us, .as It may be the lust mnuvo tint. This was tho first of the 'raider, patrolling the vicinity of anillno dyes, dyes which have no# could he entertained in lavish style, their principles and bolt the party. time for many of us. | trans-Atlantic stenfnahip lung, morifl and efforts have been made to In* —Pensacola Journal. * "Gen. As G. Baker, who has been produced In nearly a thousand considerably to the southward. Al dure outside capitalists to invest charge of the Veterans’ 1interest will commercial shades, 400 of which aro 10:46 a. M she hailed th'e Kritifi widely used. This young chomtst, Wil­ their shekels in the get rich quick not be satisfied short of a full nt- liam Henry Perkin, aocin-cd cnnltnl DEMOCRATIC-TICKET steamer. West Point, London, f«enterprise. The outside capitalists, Presidential Electors tcndancd. Newport News with u warning jhjt1* *=~T*~-T-£ j from his father and began tho manuhowever, said "If you have such a J. Turner Duller This was ten miles south of the light- l facUiro of dyes, as a result" of which good thing why don't yqu invest The Idj hearted people of Tampa ho was knighted and amassed' a for­ Morton Curabnllo ship. The crew took to the hoikl your money in it?" And now the I wnnt you all to come and sharo their tune. * Ills discovery Immediately atand the submarine torpedoed aa J. P. Clarkson home men are on the ground with gcneroU* hospitalities, they bfd you trnetCT! tho attention of Gcrmnn man*. Frank Harris sank tHo steamer. the money and they will build the uOicturers, who, ntded by fur-stghtod ' all hearty welcome. Milton I t Mabry, Sr. At 4:30 p. m„ six miles south's^ bankers, employed, university cbetnhotel. That's "the way to build up ' Will I t Prick, "Ma|.-Gen, L.- H. Buthnnan, or the lightship, the G | bits, and established dyo plants on tho your town; ’ Show your faith in itsJ j. or Culled Slates Senator "Commanding Fla. Division U. C. V. I Rhino and Main rivers. Inaugurating marine stopped the Stephnno. Pu»^ future by investing, your money ‘ Park Trammell "Col. W. A. Rnwls, sengdrs • and crew were taken olf it an industry which has enjoyed phein it. —Apalachicola Times. For Congress Fourth District Ailjt.-Gon. and Chief of Staff. I nonionul success. At tho outbreak of the ship's boats nnd the umiens - — O----\Y. J. Sears bout torpedoed tho liner. As tih^ I iho present great war 21 manufactur­ $unford furmers *should be very For Governor ing establishments, most of them did not appear to disable the stsun W. V. Knott within an area of 130 square miles, had careful about investing their hard steel vessel it was supplemented bj ' a practical world monopoly of tho an­ earned money in any kind of scheme For Secretary .of State gun fire. She remained afloat u-j iline dyo trade. for the marketing of their crops un­ til 10:05 o’clock last night. II. Clay Crawford (Continued from Page l) It is not a coincidence that 12 of less they are satisfied that the proper For ♦’h nipt roller political body have disputes and con­ Germany's biggest dyo factories aro Near sunset the British stesngl kind of credentials can be shown by Ernest Amos troversies which they cannot amic­ Kingston came within view of tl*. located at Essen, adjacent to tho lead­ the men who aro hacking the scheme. For Slate Treasurer ing munition plants of tho Teutonic ably settle among themselves, to suhmprsible. The same procedun ^ We have cash buyers here who put J. ,C.' tuning empire. Tho samo coal tar which prowhat authority, provided by law, do was followed nnd at 6 p. m. ti* up their money for the farmers and For Slate Supt. Public Instruction they appeal? The courts of the I ,*uco® dyestuffs also furnlshca the es­ Kingston went down southeast ef are willing to do all in reason to as­ W. N. Shrats sential ingredients of tho high explo­ land. The courts are the constitut­ tho lightship.' sist the growers in every way. In For Justice Supreme Court ed authorities to settle all disputes sives used in tho shells of tho 16-lnch The bright moonlight gave lb fact the Sanford section is very for­ guns which battered down tbo forts Jefferson 11. Hrowne and controversies. Then you talk of submarine a good chance to contit^ l tunate in this respect and is one of For Railroad Commissioner Liogo, and which fill tho head of about the Democratic voters settling tho deadly submarine torpedo. operations. Sha moved a little u the lew sections in Florida where the Royal C. Dunn Up to tbo llmo of Perkin's epochthe westward and sobn after dut buyers conn? down and pay cash for For Stairs Attorney Seventh Dist. • this question. Didn't tho Demo­ cratic party originate tne very law making discovery, coal tar was tho stopped the Dutch tramp steas the crojw. Every foreign scheme for Joseph H. Jones Bloomer sdijk, New York for Rot­ the growing or marketing of crops For Slates Senator Nineteenth Dlst. under which this contest was car­ despised by-product when coal was Secretary John D. Foster. ried into the courts by Mr. Knott? burned to produco coko and illuminat­ terdam, three miles south of should be carefully investigated lie- Geo. W. Crawford Certainly it did. A Democratic ing gns. Today tho once rojoctod third Run Baker, who was recently pur lightship. The steamer was suit fore any money is invested. For Mcipher House of Represenllves legislature enacted that Inw. • • • product lias become, as It were, tho chased by tho Ynukeos for a sum not after the crew hud entered imit ----- 0 ----- ‘ F L. Woodruff AH a law abiding citixcn I propose keystone In tho manufacture not only mado public. lifeboats. The submarine left bf For County Judge Secretary John B. Foster of the SUPPORT THE PARTY to stand by thd decisions of the of dyestuffs and high explosives, but still afloat but she went down it of many perfumes, photograph devel­ Now York club, whoso opinion can bo Tho fact that Cntls should' have E. F. Householder court of this state. 8:05 p. m. , opers and innumerable medical com­ taken as representing that of his own made overtures to another pafty, and For Sheriff "You tell me that it is our duty pounds known ns coal-tar prepara­ club and club Tiwners In general, saya A litfln*later the Norwegian stew*; that the petition of that party to E. E Brady • to simply meet hero and do nothing? tions. that not only Frank Baker would not cr Chr Knudsen, Now York to Loo-' have his name put on the ballot, ns For Clerk Circuit Court if th e 'Democratic Cexecutive rornAt tbo outbrenk of tho world war bo worth tho money; but that 'ovbn don was sunk. Three other uteamtf* E. A. Douglass prescribed by the electo rallaw , 1mittee of Florida has any duty at all tho United States was Importing nn- Ty Cobb, tha acknowledged biggest For Supt. Public Instruction should have been prepared and pre­ it is to aid in .the election of fho nuafly from Germany about 915,000,000 drawing card of tho American league; were reported sunk early today. Tbfi sented before the results of the Dem­ T. W. Lawtpn Democratic candidates. If the Dem- worth of nnllino dyes. Tbo dlscontln* Walter Johnson, tho star pitcher of Kansas, meanwhile, had sent broad­ ocratic primary were made known, For Tax Assessor erntitf executive committee of Florida uancu of theso dyo shipments has had that organization; Grover Cleveland cast radiograms telling of the »3b*; proves either that he had a clearer A. Vaughn lias not the courage nor the manhood an effect upon our Industries out of Alexander and our own Christy .mnrine’a appearance. ” The W«t proportion to tho actual valuo of Mathowson would not be paying In­ I’oint ulsOy,flashed warnings bvfoct j pre-vision of hi* defeat than any For Tax Collector to stand up and fight for Demo­ nil tho Imports, for tlio manufacturing es­ vestments nt an expense of 925,000 per she_> ' abandoned. These <!»■ Jim. D. Jinkin# body else, or that he ,has an utter cratic candidates then it liad best tablishments in this country which season Individually. patches were picked up ut Newport-* contempt for the party whose prin­ dissolve. used theso dyes employ more than nnd a fleet,of United States W ciples he swore to uphold. THE TRIBUNE IS RIGHT "You ask me why I said In that 2, 000,000 workers, and many of tho puiio boni - destroyers “ tmuiedts P h i l o s o p h e r ' s S tone. Many of the state papers have 1call that the. Democratic party was factories have been joiccd-ta>rim on Cntts has thus given the Repub­ If yoll know !u>w to spknd less than were ordered out to pick up tW-J ■—I—never- h?3TiI—CuTfs* half tImo'o"r*oTcn icss. • licans the opportunity they have been roasting tho Tampa Tribune you get you Itare tbo philosopher's crews. Tho Increnso In tho prices of somo atono.—Franklin. been looking for- thn***—itm nr-rrnrn 4*Wnttiv th a t- ■pirjW’V leaned toward* speak but once and then only for %. . of tho dyes can only bo compared Catts before and aflyr the primary. | Throughout the day nnd night tb to disrupt l he. Democratic ’party in about live minutes. .1 was putsing with tho nsUAlsh|ng tncreaso In tho Sonic of them intimate*! that the. destroyers cruised -in the w»W* Florida during a presidential year — 1along the sidewalk in Tampa more piic 9* of shares In somo of tho "war nround the N nnt tickcL-lighUhip— . an entering wedge In the nttenmptc Tribune would swing around to than a molith. ngo nnd I heard him brldo" stocks. For Instance, patent an entering wedge in the attempt ta Knott in-fore the election, meaning standing on that platform and tell blues Jinvo regia Lured, tbo astonishing A Tl lIN H ftR 0F“‘«d the »urvlvor« ol that the pendulum of the paper was tho _])eOllle„.tO_-ptactico—wriViftg—b t r A l fi U ON 1* jI P• 'SU. S ullU iV F LS J ' t hcy ve98C,jg known to have been d« break the solid south. advanco from CO cents to $24 a rat her erratic. . Thn Tribune-hatt-TT?"rinmc, so that If he did net get on pound. Other dyos which formerly (Continued .from Page 1) troyed exregt tho Kingston, *>sj The Republican candidate.-Oeoreo- 'perfect right to support Colts br any T.'TtlTcn of Key West is the strong­ other' nominee and The Herald is the ticket by the Democratic nom sold for 25 cents a gallon now bring ' The submarine then moved in dose took them on board. The crew «!’■ to tho light ship, where at 6 a. m. the Strathdene had previously est man his party could have sclect-' one paper that never took another ination- that they could write1' it 912. Sinco 1893 tbo United States has she stopped the British steamer given shelter on tha lightship. there. That was enough for mo.” ■ed in the entire state and will un­ paper to talk for their -polictlcnl produced about £0 per cent of.Jho doubtedly poll a bevvy* vote. Mit- preferences. The Tribune fought n dyes needed In domestic manufac­ rhell, an independent, while hia good fight for Catts nnd aa soon ns tures. chances appear;qulto visionary, will the supreme court dually derided Flavor of "Grugru.’* . certainly draw to himself a following that Knott wan the noi'ninco - the > Tho palm(^rub. was called "grngru” that would otherwise go to the Dem­ Tribune bows gracefully to the Irt-j In tho West'Indies. It was there that ocrats. The anti saloon people arc evitable and in nn editorial under j VIRTUALLY FORGOTTEN INDUS­ thp late Sir John La Foroy Icarucd to uncommonly active—w ith, good re at the caption "K nott the Nominee” j TRY BEING REVIVED IN HASTE. cat It. As ho was thought to bo a man takes the stand that Democrats uomawhat moro particular than tbo or­ should support Know. the nominee. dinary Individual In his choice af food, This is the spirit that all Demo­ Chance Discovery of Young English ho found listeners when ho discoursed cratic papers and all Democrats j 'Chemist Taken Up by Germani* on tbo great delicacy and tho dollcloua should have, for It multiJra nut t flavor of tho palm grub, and Made Great Utility for Tha Greeks served the grub Instead whether it lie Catts or Knott wfe are! Whole World. or fruit. A novel way of preparing It all for the Democratic candidate bo tho tnhlo was ■to-fokw-thn worm,' he Catts or Knott. A virtually forgotten Industry la bo* at roasted, from a plant which was IflgnTCVIYed' w'lili frantic haste ns a brought in by a slavo. Tha Grecian result of tho xllscoiillnuanco of Gor* epicures wore high' In thoir praise of many's world commorco In anlllnd or tho, grubs. _____teiaxJ)________ i a coal-tar dyes, according to a bulletin Issued by tho National Geographic Wo have tried them all out urd Discrimination. society. • found that .Webster's Ribbons (Continued frhm Pago 1) 'T are much Tbo United States, like many other studious person.for. poetry?" asked tho lust longer, make a neater let­ and from L to 6:30 o'clock rereption countries, is looking longingly once ter and do not fill the typo : "Yet, Indeed,” replied the msn who by Daughters of Confederacy of more to Avignon's madder root for Its was reading a pink paper. state president and executive board, We bought a full line, for every "Turkey red," to India's Indigo for Its "Who's your favorite—Drowning, at the’ home of Mrs. C. E. Wobb nt blues, to Mexico's cochineal for Its make of machine from tho old nyron. Keats or Shelly?" Lafayette street. Hcarlols, to Central America's logwood ■tylo Remington to the new No"Oh. I've never read anything by EVEREADY offers every man, woman Tuebday evening— Reception at for Us blacks and browns, to our own those fellows, but I aaw a piece on the, 9 Oliver. : : : : : : : oak forests for the quercitron yello#, aportfng paga of a .newspaper yester­ the Tampa Bay Casino. Introduc­ Sold in Jacksonville for 91.00 and—no, not to tho pocullar Mediter­ day that was every bit as good aa and child ah opportunity to turn one J tion of sponsors and' concert. We sell them at 76c delivered', ranean scasholl for Its purplo, for the •nosey at tho BaL‘ “ Wednesday evening Business ses­ to*your desk.. Simply call 148 manufacture of the Tyrian shade bonew word into $3,000. . ® sion at 11 o'clock at the Tampa Bay loved by emperors ,ls one of thn soand tell us the color wanted nnd Casino. Excursions oo bay, memori­ called lost arts. WORTH OF BASEBALL PLAYER tho kind of typewriter you have. al ceremony on the boat. Lunch by But theso ancient vegetable dyes, Are^ou going to neglect'this offer—or are > you Daughters. somo of which waro In uso when tho Secretary Foster of New York Giants coming in today and get.an EVEREADY CON­ Says 923,000 Is Too Much to Wednesday night—Ball at the mummy cloths ware bolng msdo for Pay for Any Man. TEST BLANK?—they are free. Centro Asturlano. Square denies the pyramid builders qt Enrpt, can nover replace the coal-iar dyjl, which, and tha ladles u> dance with the Vet-, Is any baseball player worth to any during the 60 years Slnco they wero Contest closes November 7—at1midnight. . erans. accidentally discovered, hare revolu­ Club en outlay of 925,000 for one sea­ Thursday ynorning—Business ses­ tionized the art of adding color to son? ^ * *» ■ • VVj . . sion In ths morning. This Interesting question arose re­ our clothes, our houses, our Inks, our I '* _ -Thursday afternoon—Parade in ■hoes; our wallpaper, out halt, and our cently at tho hoadquorters of tho , which Veterans, Sons of Veterans, book bindings. Id fact, aniline dyes | Giants. In tho Fifth avonue building i-V -W-MBiVJs, tints during a dlscurslon of what It would Spanish War Vstersns, Tampa Fife ftirnlsh almost aU.of UjS m 1AMaWfetAV.*..'1 Til ~i ium*V .* * ................. R. J. HOLLY, Lilli Hr W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager A BANK’S VALUE THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ft; SANFORD, FLORIDA HI < I COMMITTEE DE­ CISIVE MEETING I- IR tt ! GERMAN SUBS OPER- SEARCH FOR DYES iVEREADY o ffe rs . TYPEWRITER RIBBONS lY ? T E K T N T I I f ‘ G R A Y A T TAMPA The \ Herald Printing Co. ; Office Supply Dept. * * T- w �THB’SANPORD HERALD PAGE FIVE last Wednesday afternoon to select A FARM BARGAIN officers for .the ensuing year. Mrs. Ten acre' truck' Tar hi. 5 H -acres | | INANDABOUTTHECITY :: James Taylor was* elected president; cleared and /armed sc te a yesfd.r'3. L - i ip*Mrs. W. E. Scoggau first vice presi­ nrreB tiled with best of material and j / (Coni m od irorn Pare 3) dent*, whose duty is to work for tin* in perfect shape. Splendid well. UitW lUppcnlngB—Mention . enlargement ol the .dim : Mrs, H. A. Charming Hirthlay Parly — - —*- * \ Tiled land plowed nnd In shape to T 0f Manors in Brief— .. Speer, second vice, president, who set Mra. Allan Jones entertained fiftyJ U S T R E C E IV E D A F U L L L I N E out tit once. No buildings. live boys nnd girls on Saturday after­ Pewonnl Items of. has the fellowship of the claw* in I sold the ndiolning 5 nr/cs with noon at a-beautiful party in cefebra charge;- Mrs. Leslie flrynn, ' third Interest * aeres tiled n few weeks ago for tjon of the tenth birthday, of her vice president, who attends to the 91500.00 and It is not so well lo* little daughter I.eCluro. Such a good religious and social life of the rLm; «' ,he FloI“ n* SrtU,n ' : secretary, Mrs, J. It. Lawson; treas­ call’d ns this 10 acre,*. Bui need time was e.njoyed l>y tile children T*lk* Succinctly Arranged for * Next to McCulIers I0G East First Strcqf, ure^ Mrs. M. Mitchflh teacher. n,"lu') quick far another purpose snd with games und dancing on thb lawn Hurried H efdd Reader* Flitting Mra, George flyman; reporter, Mrs. will sacrifice this place at beginning and tlie wide verandas. ............... ................................... > » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * of season with land ready to plant, here and there in their dainty frocks II. F. Ezell. ' and guy ribbons, the. little girls wpro Get’out your hoes, rakes, shovels TJ|e | 14Jlt prj(| #y jn evcrv m0nth Possession given at once. Price this week 51750.00, $750.00 'likc *0 *n«ny brilliant hued hglterand U * n fn ®wefS nn,d wllt,ch fo r t h e has been decided upon as the day Plant Salt plate and sometimes at third baso. Is junior Clean-Up Brigade. for the regular class meeting to' be rnsh und balance ran be paid in flics poising gracefully in the dance j called upon lo render ns many ns 150 or dying-off to somo new pleasure In another column will be found The UdiM of Circle. A of tho Pres- held at the home of some member three or four annual payments at 7 decisions In tho courso of a single amid tho ferns and plants of the* the advertisement of Mrs. Henry If not sold thW'week shall hvtrrUn church will give a supper 1who invites fho class to nect with j p.r r c r n l ' game. Tho big majority of these he garden and porches, 8 uch n lotof Wight announcing her plnift sale on i the new Garner building next to her. Mrs. Hri.-umi has'usked that it 11ant ^*ll**cenext week and then beautiful gifts testified to the pop­ Oct. 10th. nt the Co-operative Gro­ gives accurately. In proportion to rtr’s on Saturday night, Oct. meet at her home on the lust Friday puH m iun rann"‘ bl‘ ha‘* *>•>*Prin«ularity of the happy- little hostess. cery Store on Park uvehuo. Mrs. tho number of chances ho has. hla !bt. They will sarve chicken pillau, in this month. All members of the un,! ,,rlr‘‘ w,l‘ bo 5250 0.0-1, mistakes nro much fewer than (hose At the south end of the porch a Wight has been Inrgely instrunuOital chicken salad, baked beans and nil- 1class are expected to attend ami* all I du not think t he like of this has placard bearing tho inscription "This In securing for Sanford the many of tho ball players, who miss 5 or 10 percent of tholr chances In Iho field othora who will join the class nro been offered nnd I do not think It nwrou* other good things. is LcClaro's tenth birthday” furnish- attractive gardens and home grounds nmt make errors of Judgment at tho invited. will be ottered again. 15-21 id a game in which the guests par-* that now benutify the town. Mrs. bat. . J. «. PACKARD, A Real Bargain— Severl room ticipatcd with eager interest for the Wight hns made a study of climatic* REGISTER! REGISTER: ' Sanford, Florida. object was to pin squares of paper j conditions and'soils which with her houM and lot, good location. Good Democrats who voted in the June . MEYERS TO FOOL WISE ONES* 15-.ltp . * . Urnu. Monthly payments, 7 per over the 1 In 10. Blind folded, each experience in gardening nnd planting .. „ n ___ _ "bould hear In mind the little guest made a valiant effort in enuldi* hey to hundle intelligently Big Chief Saya He Will Give U e to rtitt Jutcrcst. . *a 1 " . fact that registration In the primary which Irma Smith was victorious, this new venture in which she has , Weekly Dancing Class m* quick or you may books does not qualify for partiripaThose Who Have Been Predicting That He Warn Through. On Thursday afternoons at 1 p. in. winning'first prize, nnd Helen Gon­ embarked. I»in-' ) Hon In the November election. The Clean-Up wbethor nis his parly party arnilation affiliation he DcmDem­ ut her residence, 301 ‘Purk Avo., zales .winning the booby which meant “ i1 Campaign (a now whether Chief Moycra, tho former Qlanl Margaret Wight will conduct farthest away from tho 10, When on and will continuo thrdugh tho oCrat(c or otherwise, must be prop’- Miss Social Calendar ■ t * u 98 _ *» * backstop who Is now with tho Brookdancing classes' for hoys and girls, refreshments were served the chilIn the general rcglslltc. # p iL . . __ ^ ’ erly v registered ^ This afternoon-— lyus, declares ho will fool all tho wist Admission will he twenty-five cents dren formed .in couples and marched Bermuda onlpn seed direct from tration books. Social Department Bridge and ones who hava been singing his r» into the dining room where the pret­ Persons who registered in the for each pupil,< payable weekly. Five H u n d re d . Teneriffe. Call on Tho L. Allen qulcm. Tho chief says ho will play Private lessons, fifty, cents. ty birthday cake rested upon the at­ Wednesday afternoon, Oct. II — 13-d tc general rhgistratioh books two yenrs Seed Co. 15-tfc tractive table. The tuble was cov­ Literaturo Department meeting. * For Sale—Delayed order just ar- ■«», however, arc not required to ered with ■ a Bnttenlmrg luncheon Mrs. Thigpen will entertain at tived—Celery seed American and register nsjalij this year. ! ofoth, while streamers of pink mncards for her houstv guests. French- H- *H. Chappell, Celery I. • The registration hooks for 8cmDON T USE SLOVENLY SPEECH jjine reached from the swinging Thursday afternoon, Oct. 12 — avenue 7-tfc Inole county are now open In each *t electrolier above, .to the edges. A Mrs. W. f t. Anno will lie hostess Mr. S. Il7 La Roque hns gone to r precinct and will remain open until Why an Early Training In Grammar Japanese basket decorated with ferns to the Every Week Bridge Club. Birmingham, Ala., where he will bo October 11th. Helps—A Manufacturer's Lapses and a big pink maline bow held the Mrs, Deane Turner will entertain are Embarrassing. located for the winter. Mr. La-. | Be sure your name is on the genfavors, lovely little boxes-lied with the Merry Matrons in honor of Roque expects* to umpiro for the oral registration books if you expect pink ribbons, which were filled with her guest. Mrs. Carl Yeiser. A woman wuh discussing the other Southern League next season. to vote In the general election. I chocolates. Thr birthday cake was day her husband’s tricks of speech, lie Use Juba Self Rising Flour for Register—do it, now. bjfore you for Is descended from nno of tho .most a pretty creation of the culinary Literature Dept. drfidous -hot Biscuits—At all gro- *t*>* lb * . 11-6tp^ aristocratic families of tho state and art, iced In white, with its ten light­ Literature Dept, has its first meet­ ----- i-----------ern. 6 -tf had every educntlonat advantage. But ed white candles and pink rosck; it ing Wednesday, Oc(. i 1th nt three BIG FURNITURE .ORDER now at his fnctory ho constantly as­ was surrounded with pink love vine u'olock.- Program for the afternoon Writing ink, stam p'pad Ink, paste, sociates with uneducated men and und asparagis fern. The small cakes hh follows; mucilage, fountain pen ink, number­ ing machine ink, cash register Ink, Elks New Home Will nu Fitted Up makes tho name kind of errors in were Iced in1pink. A pretty feature South Amerlra In Elegant Fashion speech. Hint they do. If ho had less of the party were thq birthday wishes in fut every kind of Ink known, nt Map Study—All members, con­ social prominence, ho would be called 'T he trustees of Sanford lodge of extended the little honorec as she Ue Herald office. 7-tf nn Ignoramus, Otio can forglvo tho ducted by Mrs. D. A. Kelly. The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal Elks have given tho order for the workingman, who never had much called nine children by name to blow Mountains and Plateaus —Mra. (J. furnishings of the now home to church will have their annual bazaar 1 chance nt schooling, for such blunders. the candles. The tenth candle was L. Maris. ' ’ W. W. Abernathy of this city and and supper Saturday, Dec. lUh. The But when a college-bred man says reserved for "M other" und her goiul Rivera and Junglfca—Mra. A. D. the order, which Is a lnrge one culls "Ain’t this fine?” H does seem rather wishes. Assisting Mrs. Jones were place to be announced later. Key. _ for somo of the most elegant lodge slovenly. Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mra. I’uleston is-tt Forests and Deserts—Mra. M. S. room furniture that has ever been Perhaps this man was nn exemplifi­ Miss Saidcu Williams, Miss Nellie Dickins. Use Juba Self Rising Flour for ... . , . nl i. „ Ahipped into the state. The Chair# cation of tho fad of dropping study of Elder, Miss Margaret Wight, Mrs. Earthquakes and Votcanies—Mrs. dthdou. hot niscuits At all gro- (or thp 0'fflcen, and* nll the lodK„ formal grammar In school, tho I-nw- Claude Herndon, Mrs. P. M. Eider, It. C.* Maxwell. room furniture will be of the Jncobin rence (Mass.) Eagle observes. This Mrs. H, L. Gibson and Mrs. Spen­ Climate,. Antarctic Currents—Mrs. For delicious hot biscuits use Juba atylo in fumed finish and of heavy education theory has Influential cer.* C. C - Woodruff. Sill Riling Flour—At all grocers. Spanish leather, the- springs being spokesmen, aa will bo seen In an ad­ 7' > llr-Oprn Dancing C laim 1 6'U fitted to the backs, making a maa- dress Just delivered by an official of Miss Murgvet Wight will ^e-open iAMiss Agnes Peterson of Emporia This is the week everybody gets sivo effect nnd giving the greatest tho general education board of New York, concerning which tho board asks her classes in Folk and Social Danc­ is the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. H. busy, for ‘‘Clean-Up’' Is the slogan, comfort to tho occupants. The for a general expression of opinion. ing for children Thursday attqinoon Cowan on Sanford Heights. -Now is the timo to plant season- furniture was all specially ordered Some peoplo ask. What uso Is gram­ at her home on Park avenue and will able seeds and bulbs for winter and to correspond tyith the finish of the mar, anyway? Why Is It not n« well a spring bloom. , lodge room. The. seats will bo of to say "them things" as ’’thoso continue throughout the winter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Newman Use Juba Self Rising Flour for the orchestra chair type nnd tho things?" Tho meaning Is -perfectly Miss 'Wight also gives, private les­ have returned from Tampfl where Chief Meyers. delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro- first tier will be raised on a plat­ clear, and If so, Is not tho purpose of sons nnd has a number of adults they ncrotupanied Mr. nnd Mrs. n game this year that will glvo the form. The lodge room is now being Bpeech observed? Yet thoro would bo already taking lessons. The Folk D. L. Thrasher lost week. ran. * 6-tf lie to ihoso who have been mourn­ no end of confusion If the bars were dunces illustrate the piny spirit ol finished by tho carpenters and the For delicious hot biscuits use Juba ing that his baseball sun hns sot. The tho European -people and are very, floor of finished maple will be all let down. A fixed agreement that cer­ Mr. and Mrs. It. M. -Grovenstein, big Indian never looked better and Self Rising FloUr—At all grocers. tain forms nro to bo used for certain attractive and grncyful. 'l’ho French that could bo desired. Mr. Aber­ ,' 6-tf promotes clarity of thought. Tho or polite dances in w-Hlch are taught nee Miss Essie Purdon have return­ hns shown up well this spring. nathy also has the order for the fur­ Ideas Addison L. Williams left yesterday nishings of th r lower floors which mind grasps the regular form moro the little fine points of etiquette, as ed (rom their wedding trip, arriving for bli former home in Rutland, Vt., will bo special (fesigns for the ladles quickly than an Irregular one. Ease well ns the modern social dnnees are homo on Sunday. PREPARATION FOR MAN’S LIFE on a business trip, to be gone sev- and gentlemen, the grill room, the of expression and understanding nro Included In Mias- Wight’s program. promoted by tho practice of regularity, Added to her natural grace-and abil­ 1Mr*.* -John H eight' of- uriando is Director of Physical Education at UnL ««l week*. * . pool room, etc. Bdmo advapee^ educators, whlla verslty of Kanras Lauds Game For delicious hot biscuits uso Juba —^The furnishings are till of the bCit, holding firmly to tho need of grammar, ity, she is a pupil of Marie Ruell visiting her sister, Mrs. Leslie Went of Baccball. . on Sanford Haights. —StlLRming-Flour ^At~Sn"'grocersr that, money e ta buy and will be in argue.that you don't need to teach It llofcr and of Vnsileios Kanellos who • 0 • was nl ono time Premier Danseur 6-tf keeping .with the building which ii In set lessons. If tho child hears cor­ Clnssique of the Royal Theutro, "Bnscbnll Is tin? grcntfuit prepara­ Mrs. Hul Wight and little daugh­ tor delicious hot biscuits uso Jubd pronounred by all who Inspect it to rect forms In school, ho will speak tion for n man's life thnt c a n be InAthens, Greece. It was a w-onderfd! ter, Billy Bouchello have returned TfUIffWI lh ," M ild Ur. in n ic H Nulsmllti. them afterward, they argue. Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. 0nec of tho finest Elks homes home In the This scorns to Ignoro-tho Influence pdvilugu to.Leva bean taught b y -thr ■from Siilbdm N. or, where they director of physical education nt the fi-tf state. -of uiiu's 1BiirrmirVfiTFVfffolter quitting famous Greek dancer. spent the summer. * . * University-of Kunsaa, recently. "Tho T - 4 .: ~ = = = : _TV J.;liU11A.'-^;aU4-nf t in Bplsi?U|ra r school, when nnn encounters n Hood »l>orl trains u player to bo observant * fhurcti will hold n cookett food sale, - Attorney Schelltf Maincs has re- of Incorrect speoch In dally llfo. Tho . Enjoyable Ereulrig Parly and to have self-control. It nlso trains j-uniUfing of cakes, pies, salads, turned from n two days visit In memory of the way you used to apeak •he memory, if I hod my way about Miss Beulah Hutchinson enter­ ome made bread, etc., at Me- Jacksonville where ns a member of In school or cbllcgo fades out. Then tained with a .delightfully Informal EASIER FOR UMPIRES It, I would have diamonds where n t u e/s grocery store Saturday after- the state Democratic executive com- comes in the uso of tho old parsing party on Thursday evening in honor least 20 tennis could piny every tiny nt * lesson. Tho memory 6f nouns and noon, Ort. Uth. the university." Doctor Nalsmlth point* jmltlee he had the pleasure of en­ verbs nnd posscaslves and objectives, of Mr. Herbert Crawler of Apopka,• 15-L>t dorsing Knott os the Democratic what thtfy .meant nnd how they wero tho guest of Mr., Sam Pevyhouse. Fans Do Not Ride Them as in >d nut thnt the keen ball player umiuIy developed luto u keeu business mutt . For delicious hot biscuits use Juba t\omlnee for Governor. rclfitcd, cornea back.like a rock amid Spraya of pink love's wreath and Dark Ages, of Bdseball. StM Rising Hour—At nil grocers. W. Lawton, county suporln- tho sands. trailing, ’vines adorned thu rooms .Mike Mitchell In Again, 6-tf ten dent elect, was in the city yestorchurmingly.’ Cards wero enjoyed .The horso-racJng season having U*e Juba Self Rising Flour for day on business. . TOOK GLADSTONE FOR LORD the earlier part of th* evening, fol­ Attacking Arbiter Verbally and Some* practically ond(«l, Mlko 'Mitchell con­ ddicious hot Biscuits—At all gro. -----------lowed by parlor game* later on. The time* Physically on Every Close cluded it time to get back Into oaaoIntersftlng Story Related by Mrs. young people were, chaperoned by «»... # 6-tf ^ bull and make a little money, so he • Decision Wat Deemed Prero- « RVERYTHING SEASONABLE Drew Illustrating the DeceitfulMrs. J. E. Vincent. Guests of the signed with tho Newark. Internation­ Count Josef DcMont is now sltfor gatlve of Player*. nets of Appearance!. als. Mike laid off last year lo (olios evoning were Misses Stella Vincent, ««ed on the Anno Farm of the SANFORD GARDENS tiro ponies. He'll have a hard time , Bertha Masoy, Beth McDonald, Tito eensoless pastime of umplr<_| I United Fruit Co., nt BocaDel Toro, October 19th, Seminole Co-opera­ In her recently published skotch o f |, cJu £ J e nnt, Hpatrlcp Hutch!n. balling Is becoming u relic ot tho dark coming back now. A year out ol the Republic of Panama. He has a tive Grocery Co. See or phone Mra. Bor mother,Mrs. Gladstone, Mrs. Drew game la a killer to a man ot^fikala * ungslow of his own, three servants, S. B. Wight, tells an altogether delightful story con­ son; Messrs. Herbert Crawler, ,Lu- oges of baseball. q r .7 Hl- rormfir' yt&f«i~'aUacklng tho umbutton*, ono chauffeur, one valet , „„ Pansy Plants, 60 cents per hun- nected _wlth_ Mr,. GJadstDOo’s wedding, thrf WlHinrcsmi. Donald McDonald-, plru verbally,* and sometimes physi­ day which well Illustrates the di-celt- Claude Trnwick, Nilo Leon aml'finm , ha* position of- OMista.it (jrtfd, League Star Is Passed.; I cally, on every c l o s e decision was cor overwr ort the plantation. ghasta Daisy Plants, 75 cents per fulness of appearances. Tho two daugh­ Pevyhousp. Another former n^ijnr league star sldcrcd tho prerogative ot managers ter* of Sir Stephen and Lady Glynno m> Juba Self Rising Flour for hundred. *' and players, while many scribe* all who mado the mistake of casting hla Informal Da nee uHidopf hot Biscuits—At all groCarnation Plants |1.25 per dozen. were marriod together. a.t.J!uranlcii. — - V bled for their defeats by blaming the lot with Iho Feds went down tho line Glynno married William E. cm . Mlsa Margaret Wight gave an In­ poor Judge ot play. when tho Chicago Cubrf released 6-tf Cnlla Lily Bulbs $1.50 per dozen. Catherino Qladslono and her slater married Lord Die Juba Self Rising Flour for 7 Froeaia Bulbs 25 cents per doxron Lyttloton. Writing of the wedding formal dance on Friday evening at Thnt tlmo passed long ago and In Pitcher Ad Brennan to the flt. Paul Cyclamen Plants, 75 cents per day, Mr*. Drew '*ay*t "When Lord the Woman’s Club, complimentary telllgont players today realize that Club of the American association. delicious hot BisculU—At all groetra. dozen. I.ytton and Mr. Glmlstono arrived nt to her dancing classes. Included in nothing Is gainod and much may be Brennan was ono of th<\ first players ■ ■ , 6-U Snapdragon Plants 75 cents per Hawardon for tho wedding, as they her list of guests were a number of lost by getting Into rows with tho um of any note to enlist with ttlo outlaw Por delicious hot biscuits uso Juba walked down tho vtllago street, tho ono the younger society sot. Several plre, who Is In full chsrgo of tho game movemenL dozen. UUing Flour—At all grocers. tall arid upright, pnlo, resolute, with special dances wero given by the on tho Held and is as essential To the Fresh Flower Seed. 6-tf * Tom Martin Retires. Gladiolus Bulbs of yellow vari­ eyes Ilka* an eaglo, tho other. In spite younger pupils Including "Mistress ' pastime as the playors themselves. Any fair mqn who knows tho big Tommy who lias been con- • eties and purple, also mixed colors. of maaslve head and Intellectual brow, Mary Quito Contrary," "Briar Jlose- league umpires will have to acknowt nected withMartin, the Buffalo International somewhat rugged and uncouth In manClass Bud” und the "Hunting, Song.” edgo that they gro a fair-minded nnd Order* V taken for Points, Shrubs «tuu and 1 The it Emelian f viruCrB iiKtfn lur * *1111181 onmua league club for yoars os secretary, has nor and appearance. It was said by a The briar rose buds were Martha conscientious set of men. anxious to e adle* of the Euxolian S. S. ornamentals for Novembor delivery, retired anil will be succeeded by James pnaser-by, gazing with admiration at Fltta and Elizabeth Whilnor. The ^ ‘wz.met at the Baptist Temple on 15-8tc do their duty to the beat of their abil­ Austin. Martin may possibly accept Mr. Gladstcme, 'Isn't tt easy to sen which la the dord?*"—Christian Set- very charming Prlnco Charming were ity, playing no favorites and giving an official portion with the Boston Mildred and May Holly. The social each decision as it couneq up exactly Braves, as he and George Stallings ore unco Monitor. dance* were also enjoyed by the class as they see IL dose associate*. members of which were, In addition Umpires, as a rule, are much fairer to those already mentioned Serita than ball players. The latter will try Early Pipe Organ Builders. Tbo first -pipe organ In history was and^ ^ a u d Lake, Madeline Mallom, to work every smalt advantage,,will Height df Napoleon. made by Ctcilblus. an AIexat*L1a!i xrimm,^Waltcr and Albert Con­ resent'the slightest criticism of their Tbs question of the exact height or ^ LYRIC THEATRE^ ♦ mechanician, about 300 B. C. Accord­ nelly, Dorothy Rumph, Vera Ter- work, no matter how well-founded tt Emperor Napoleon la ono of con­ <S> Ju*t received » hew shipment of Hattpre Plush— -7 <,4; ing to-the description* of «ld writers. heun, Helen Peck, Kathleen Brady, may be, and -*[111 alibi for themselves the siderable Interest, and yet U 1s al-‘ was believed to hav* represented Thomas and Samh Wight, Lee Pock, and one- another Ip the boldest man- most Impossible to find any authorita­ NEW W H ITE F E L T S # uIt stage or efficiency not attained again •or. tive statement on the subject In tho until tho eighteenth century. It wo* Georgia Mobley; Olive Newman, Umpires, on the other hand, are, as appendix to "Napoleon; the Last WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CIIILDREN’S HATS Margaret Neal, Robucca' Stevens, <9? pralspd by Cicero and emperor* found a. rule, very fair and willing to admit Phase," by Lord. I(osebory. there Is a pleasure In plartng It. History Is ablo Helen Gonzales, Sara Evelyn Wil­ making a mistake. Their position Is statement bg Captain Maitland, that to record a pope os organ-builder—Syl- liams. General dancing was enjoyed a difficult one. The umpire behind he was about 5 feet T Inches In height, by thfc older pupils and Miss vestor IL, who Is belioved lo have * balls and strike*, a* and another by Mr. Uuttbury tt * t ♦ < etrucied a hydrttdlc organ.. guests later In the eyening. ill dec!flora at PEOPLE J* MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMS CHILDREN'S AND MISSES FELT HATS^ I THE QUALITY SHOP I PS. L D. PEARSON, Mgr- MRS. A. D. PARRISI I n i'* ,'iip >5 ■. __ �of their lives taking care of the chil­ dren: Now. who waaJt_gaL married —fuet t he- t arr'V ho went through the eeVemonyT No, the young man married tho grandparents ns Sttrely as he married his wife. When two people get married they are not only marrying themselves, but they are marrying two families together in bonds that can never be shaken loose, no matter what may BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN Y O U -A N D M E.” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT ACHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, . , » HE'LL PRENT ’EM SO SAYS SAUNTEREB. KHJOtKKMlOO0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 t Story of a Merchant Prince his text on this subject and h li re-1 re was an old geexcr and he had marks made the young folks ait up a lot of sense: and take notice. It is a fact th at out any further thought. Young folka nowadays do as they please with no thought for tomorrow and with the idea that the old folks are not concerned with any of their business. It reminds me of the ar­ ticle in the Montgomery Advertiser regarding tho marriage of childern without the consent of the parents: The other day a young lady was discussing with her mother a m atri­ monial prospect. Tho mother, It seems, was not very doeply impress­ ed with tha young man in question and spoke her reasons. Finally dear PALMETTO FOR PAPER regardless of what their parents think' or say. They feel th a t the parents are iptruding on a matter that concerns only the parties to the Immediate contract. Whereas, the probability is that the parents are the ones who, are moat tightly bound by the words of tho cere­ mony. Husband and wife some­ times. separate and go their separate ways, but there can be no separa­ tion from the consequences of their msrrisge. Somebody has. to bear the burden of matrimonial mistakes and when there are children this burden almost invariably falls on the grandparents who are In nowise responsible for the marriage and whose advice was not asked or con­ sidered. This is not, to discourage matrlrimony. Rather it is to encourage happy and successful marriages by bringing home to young people w hat a serious thing matrimony Is and how its consequences go on down from generation to generation with burdens never dreamed of in youth. Two people in getting married not only assiftne burdens and duties themselves but they take the risk of imposing on others duties and cares that may continue long after they themselves are dead. "Hut I am marrying him; ‘ not you." What a sad, sad mistake. Whon you marry, you marry not only your wife or husband, but you marry mother ami father, brother and sis­ ter, or maybe some relative you DUTTON CRATE. 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Catta as an independent candidate for governowill not appear upon the o f f i c i a l ' balr lot to be voted Iji Volusia county at the general election of November 7th, u nless a court.mandate compels the board of county commissioners to place the name upon the ticket. A petition addressed to the board of county commissioners, signed by over 500 voters of Duval county was pre­ sented to the board Monday evening, asking that Catta* name be placed on the ballot. Attorney Cary D. Landis, counsel for the board of county commission­ ers held that the petition was got in legal form and that the name could not appear legally upon the ballot. The state law provides that the nam The state law provides that the name of a candidate for state office ■hall be placed on the ticket whon a petition addressed to the candidate arid signed by not less than 500 voters ‘shall be presented to the county commissioners. The petition presented Monday was addressed to the county commissioners instead of Mr.- Catta himself. The county commissioners of Seminole county also declined to place C elts' name on the ballot of that county. In taking the action that they did tho county commlssidners of Vo­ lusia county felt th a t there was ample time for mandamus proceed­ ings if the Catls adherents wantedto make a legal issue of the question of whether or not the name should on tho ballot. It was also pointed out* that there was still umple timo in which to prepare another petition in proper form. A Ford Car and f o r a will Form-A-Truck 0 0 " THE SMITH FORM-A-TRUCK Makes a One-Ton Track When al (ached to a Ford Chassis II Solves The Delivery Problem Just think of the possibilities ora dr}, ivery truck with the dependability simplicity and low malntcnahce cost of a Ford and the strength and carry, tng capacity of a high standard one ton truck! and at practically One.Half the Cost! It solves the delivery prob. lem for the great mass of retail and wholesale merchants, contractors, etc in fact all business men who waat quick delivery st the lowest eco* otnlcal coat. . . . . . . . . DISTRIBUTOR SANFORD, FLORIDA V E T E R IN A R IA N ----- OFFICE----- HAND BROS. bTnDLES Bring In your lame and. sick, horses and mutas. Have them treated. Have their teeth examin­ ed, sharp corners dressed down, prelections cut off and decayed molars extracted. 000000000000000000000000 * . A FAIR PROPOSITION We can not recommend a mAre satis­ factory remedy for rheumatism than Can’t Get Ahead of Plumber. asked tho wrathful custom­ er over tho telephone, "what do you mean by charging mo ovorllmo |a your bill? You didn't put in any over­ time on my work." "Yes, I did," roplled tho plumber, soothingly. “On RHEUMATISM POWDERS that evening when you kept mo wait­ ing while you told mo what you Guaranteed to give relief or.moncvn. thought of mo for putting In & full day funded. Sold only by us, 50c and It J)4 on a two-hours' job." R. C. BOWH. " I B a y ," The ONE best selling knife in the United States, is the Hoy Scout Knife shown above. This knife just fills the hill for Boy Sceuts, Hunters, Fishermans, Campers and all Out-of-doors people. - The tools in it are just what you need ttnd the com­ pass is accurate. Ask to see it. is bonding with 'Mrs. A. M. Rush. ; Mr. Murry of Sanford came out home with Mr. Tom Boyd and visit­ SANFORD'S HOUSE OF SERVICE ed Kthel Sunday school Sunday morning. ■Mr. and Mrs. Willie Goins and SANFORD,-------- Phone 8- t — FLORIDA -UiaU-Ru|e-niect,,“- Mt>l CPe&ay’T'niman spent Sunday in Sanford. Mr. Raymond Boyd Is back in Wekiwa for n feaw days. He expects to go to Texas in a week or bo . We wonder whst the attraction is. Those visiting Sanford this week were M rs.Etta Filiman. Mr. W. A. Neal, Mr. Eugcno Brown, Mr. E. A. Rush and little son, Frank, Mr. W. C. Holiday and Mr. A. O. Vou-j H crb u liJr^^ Mr. A. M. Rush drove to Sor; rento Wednesday with vegetables; ALL M A K E S ' A N D Fully Charged BattcriM from Ms Very fine garden. TYRES REPAIRED to Fit Any Car 1 Mrs. Hughes and little'son, Tyre of Sorrento visited, at the Holiday SEMINOLE COUNTY GARAGE homestead Wednesday._3_E~_|:- -v Mr. Eben Crippen is threshing Chufaa for Mr. P. J Coates, * He has a very good yield. The farmers around Wekiva are making big preparations for their STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH fail crops. • SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 18TH, 1916 1 Mr. Carl Dees took a crowd of young people up to North house in his launch Sunday, afternoon. Earl Goins Is suffering with a very THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY j ■ore foot, caused-by stepping on a AII-HIm I Equipment. I*rw> Rxflnlni ( hair Cm to Watolofto* nail. Dining Car (Iw iln mm Trala SO Mr. Frank Boyd was in Orlando No. 82 No. 86 No. 80 on business one day lost week. i • * Mr. D. D. Wilkinson of .Zach­ Lv Jacksonville-------9:10 a.m. 1:35 p. m. 8:10 p. Ar Savannah----------1:15 p.m.' 5:35 p.m. J2:35 a. i ary's mill is preparing to move to At Richmond—.........5:05 a. m. 9:13 a. m. 7:45 P-1 Wekiwa and put his children in ■ . Ar Washington.— _ 8:50 a.m. 2:33 p.m. 11:50 P*' school here. ’ f e P y r t -j— ...... 10:05 *• nt. 1:50 p. m. 104 * •' Ar Philadelphia...;.--- 12:24 a. m. 4.03 p. m. 3:40 a. i AS AN INDEPENDENT Ar New York:.....:-----2:40 p. m. 6:20 p. m. 6:00 a. i • STORAGE. JVEReADY N0N-SWPMAT1NGBATTERY WANTED—Sanford Grown Corn *■ « — t* r Newspapers of Florida Can Have Own Mill Jacksonville, Oct. 5.—Discussion of the newsprint situation) uniform advertising rates and uniform, sub­ scription rates, claimed the attention of members of the East Coast Press Association which convened In spec­ ial session this mornjng in tho-direc­ tor’s room of the Chamber of Com­ merce. President T. E. Fitzgerald of Daytona is presiding at the meet­ ing and a representative number of members are present. Of particular intorest is the dis­ cussion oT the paper situation and President Fitzgerald this morning made known to association members that the United States Department of Agriculture is, and has been, in­ vestigating the p ra c tica lity of the use of saw palmetto for pulp, and has gone so far as to mako news print from such material. This in­ formation came ns a distinct sur­ prise to the majority of the mem­ bers and when President. Fitzgerald declared th at estimates show suf­ ficient palmetto' in Florida to pro­ vide pulp for publishers of this sec­ tion for a generation at least there was added interest. , . That tho Department of Agricul­ ture is seriously investigating the palmetto pulp proposition in evi­ denced by the fact that recently Mr. Fitzgerald received a letter from the department requesting Informa­ tion as to the extent of the palmetto supply. • ’ • Today’s meeting will take no de­ cisive action one way or another in retard to the print or pulp situation, but East Coast publishers will, at proposition which is to be taken up tomorrow and Saturdny by the pub­ lishers of the entire stat<? who have been called together by President Oscar T. Conklin, of the Floridu Press Association, to tulk over,the feasibility of erecting here a paper mill to care for the needs of south­ eastern publishers. The East Coast Association mem­ bers attending the . meeting today will remain over for the session to­ morrow and Saturday, when prac­ tically every paper iq‘ Florida is ex­ pected to be represented. county as. an m d .p .„ d ,„ . .. h d i d . u unless certain court procedures are taken in the next few days. Hta name was presented lo the board of county commissioners at the meet* lnu last week but on account of the petitiop being addressed to the board and not to the candidate the p o r­ tion was turned down. This was also the cose in several other coun­ ties ■in the state as the following from tho Daytona Gazette indicates: The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co B R A N ............. . ............ .............. * have never seen or heard of. You link ymnwH-erermiMr. most often, not only to the consequences of your own act, hilt to another fam­ ily and to all the fortune or mis­ fortune that Fate may allot ta it. You -marry not one, but more often two or three and sometimes half a dozen peoplo. , > It is safe to say that half tho world is bearing the mistakes or tho misfortunes of the other half; It is safe to'say that half thq families In every community are bearing«the misfortunes and the results of the mistakes of half the'rem aining fam­ ilies. Sometimes it may not seem fair, it may not seem Just, but it is the .eternal.Jaw . and there-is- no escape from it. And it is well for young folks, seeing life through rose colored haze, to realise this law and consider it before going contrary to tho wishes of parents. OLD PASSENGER DEPOT A T L A N T IC COAST L IN E 3 Catta Tried to Have Name on Ticket in Seminole County The name of Sidney J. Catta will not appear on the. ballota in th is ! . For Information or Reservation Phone or Writs A T L A N T IC COAST L IN E 138 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla, Hillsborough Hotel, Tamp Phono 17 phone 18* Herald Wapt Ads Will Bring Result* �PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD states with* those Ofrcsh vegetables ment Station cites another important who directed tho forces which wore demanded for consumption during office of the organic .matter. This successful in blTrrtfrnnfitn cattle ticks ATLANTIC COAST LINE A RESUME OF SANFORD a b o u t p e o p l e HAPPENINGS UPTO DATE the latter months o£ winter and material furnishes food upon which from tho entire state of California TRAINS . those of early spring. the beneficial* soil organismn live. will dirprt the work in Georgia. The, AiMtru lO Cnimlaiini (« iM, Coltm.n )• " S kmi , £4ti>,,"sl PKa». “The existence of this particular They not* only break down tho or­ Federal authorities believe# that ticks NORTHBOUND and e v e n t s Mu. If. A. Titkin, PkoiM Nb. m belt of territory, favorably situated ganic matter in, their feeding pro­ will he eradicated from Georgln in a Arriyx* I,cave with respect to intensive vegetable cesses, b u t. they aid matcirally in short time and that the opening of No. 82. .1:18 A. M....... 1:33 A. M. production, is the result of the con­ liberating other plant foods from the th<* Jacksonville headquarters will be No. 81. 10:15 A. M.. - .11:05 A. M. 3„10 P. M....... 3: Pi P. M. her regular monthly Itinerary of the current existence of a number- erf mineral constjtpents oP the soil. Or­ followed by marked progress in free­ No. 80 Cupid"! Parti No. 28. .8:50 P. M. ganic matter is necessary to these ing areas in Florida from quarantine u rumorfd that aovcral mar- four counties. Alisa Wheeler spec­ favoring factors. reducing processes. ialize* og tuberculosis and sanita-. V * will occur in October and. No•SOUTHBOUND "The entire region lies at altitudes Tho people of Texas are also takr «mong prominent young tion. No. 83 ___2:06 A. M........2:16 A. Al. which insure the warmest possible in ST a great interest in tick cradicuNo. 8 9 .. . .2:10 P. M ..; . .2:30 P. M. ILole in Sanford. It U whiapered CAN HUNT NEXT MONTH climatic conditions for the fesppetiop, not..merely in ,th e - is .western No. 85. ...5:01 P. M....... 6:19 P. M. one of our most popular society Miss Lucca Chappell spent tho tivj; Latitudes, . „ * . counties where work has been pro­ No. 27. . . 8:10 A. M. win lead to thp altar, 'il[n week-end with the honia folks re­ “The presence of tide wnter, not Which Docs Not Mean That People ceeding but also in a targe group of ’• OVIEDO , la th one* of Georgia's fnlrcat turning to her school m Altamonte only along tho ontire coast, hut at Can Shoot Game Now In Florida counties .in the southeastern corner No. 126—A rrive..............9:30 A. M. on Monday. There are rumors that wild duck, of the state. To enable tho peoplo No. 127—L*ave................4:00 d»s$M«r*. wcl1 known ln th,# clty* frequent intervals within tho land P. M. ' 4 wedding around which centers area itself, lends an added influence quail and venison are appearing on of tfils section to inaugurate! work • | x LEESBURG . rordial intereat la that of Mias Airs. M. C. Savage, who has been to the favorable and protective cli­ the uhle nncl that prominent citi­ at oncer to free their territory from No. 21 —A rrive............... 10:55 A. M. L ite William* to Mr. Wylcy Ben- visiting for several weeks in Jack­ matic surroundings. These bodies zens of the county are hunting what­ ticks, the Bureau of Animal indus­ No. 21—Leave................... 6:25 P. M. iialn Edward* of WUaon, N. C., sonville returned home on Saturday. of water lengthen the total growing ever they plcuso and shooting game try has opened n special branch No. 168—Arrive*.*.. . . . . .5:20 P. M. vkith will take place In November. season by periods which are to be out °[ season, The laws governing headquarters in Houston and wilj as­ Nov 167—Leave................. 6:35 A. M. Other wedding* are talked of for Mrs. Ernest Krupp spent the measured by days and weeks! do*; Un* game are given below and every sign a veterinary force to work in \ TRILBY * the autumn aoaaon of which wo ahull week end at Trilby with’ her hus­ pendent upon the slzo "of the pro- citizen who contemplates hunting or these counties. The people in this No’ . 25—A rrive................. J :00 P. M; hear later. . band whose* run tor the present is on tectivc witter'body. They also give ■»’oi,,K into the woods with n gun southeastern section are particularly No. 21—Leave............... .2:26 P. M. a great stability to the annual | •hnuld paste these laws in their hat anxious to free their territory from No. 100—Leave............ .7:00 A. M. the Trilby branch. . , ticks because of the likelihood that No. 101—Arrive................. 6:40 P, M. changes of climate and reduce the fer future reference. ticruw Staton Opehi Oet. 19 tendency tpward the occurrence of 1. The titlj* to nil wild birds and the adjoining counties in, Louisiana, The Lyceum aeaaon at the BapCLYDE LINE BOATS Mr. G. P. Hall hrtfxpected today sharp destructive frosts at an unduly game is vested in the various coun-1 following the passage of a tlck.erud(HT. JOHNS HU Kin (jw, Temple will open Oct. 19th with from Jacksonville where ho has been Monday's, Wednesday's and iratian law in that state shortly will late date in spring or one corres­ lies of tfy? state, ose of the leading attraction* on visiting his mother. Friday’s pondingly. unseasonable in fall or 2. The following Only arc game be freed. the Lyceum' st^ge*, a Ladies’ Quar­ (Continued on I’ngo 5) Arrive 10:00 A.M, Leave 11:30 A.M, early winter, They serve to length­ birds; Swan, geese, brant, ducks, tette from Cincinnati,. Ohio. * The Lending and Borrowing, lut two year* of Lyceum attrac­ THE NATION’S GARDEN SPOT en the season over that of areas not rtlli!,. root, mud ‘hens, gallinulos, la-mi not beyond thy ability, nor *o protected and to render the suc­ ahore birds, plovers, surf birds, snipe, tion! at the Temple Is an earnest of refuse to. tend out of thy ability; es­ the tood things to come for tho Atlantic Const Line Has Alluring Ad cession of seasonable conditions more woodcocks, sand jdpers, tattlers, pecially If You Hnve Anything to when It will help others more dependable. curlews, turkeys,' grouse, pheasants, than it can 1916-1917 aeason.In Manufacturer’s Record hurt theo. if thy debtor Sell. Rent or if You “Added to these normal influences quail and turtle Hove. bp honest and capable, thou bast tby The ticket* have been placed With-. The Atlantic Coast Lino under of low altitude and of protective Want n House, Rooms, .1. It is a $25100 fine to catch, kill, money again, If not with increase, }a the reach of all, adult aeaaon tic­ the caption above has u good* piece with praise. If ho prove insolvent ship or' have in possession any game water influence there is the Ereat Servant or anything ket being $1.2j r a n d children’* sea- of advertising in the last issue of ticket* 75cV\These will Include tho Manufacturer’s- Record and it fact of the presencu of tho warm bird, plumage, skill, eggs or nests do not ruin him to .get that which it Use The Want Column will nut ruin thee to lose; for thou every number. % . * is a good boost especially for tiiis waters of the Gulf Stream, at no thereof, except as provided by law. art hut a steward, and another Is tby point far distant from (his portion . in The Herald I. Open season Nov. 20 to March owner, master, and Judge—Penn. part of Florida- which Is.rcnllty the of the Atlantic coast And, in its •■wr*■' Winter Garden Spot of the World. middle section, approaching cfosely 10 following for deer, wild turkey, Engagement Announced quail, doves, . swan, geese, brant, Theadvertisement is as follows;* Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Willis the actual shore lino. The amount tails, roots, sand pipers, curlews, A wide range of crops can he pro­ of added warmth which is contrib­ William*, announce the engageitient letup,-, ducks, plover; Nov. 20 to of their daughterj Saldee Christine duced in this section, from the semi- uted by this factor of Ioral climate i Dec. 20 following, for pheymnts, and to Mr. Wyley Henjamin Edwurda tropical fruits of Florida to the or­ he. accurately estimated, but it is Oct. 1 to Mar, I. following for squir­ of Wilton, N. C. The marriage will chard fruits of the Middle Atlalitic 1one of the prominent factors in rels. take place tho luttpr part of Novem­ States. establishing this great out of doors Unlawful to kill squirrels in any ber. • The charming bride-elect la . This is tho home of the melon and greenhouse." public or private purk at any time. one of the moat popular girls in tho small fruits. Climuto and soil adapt • All of which emphasizes the fact 5. It is a $50 fine to capture, kill lodtty Kt and .the center of a large this section wonderfully to the grow­ that EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 1916 or injure any game -bird or unimal ing of general farm crops. circle of friends and admirers. Thfcro is no section of the world by pitfall, deadfall, seafTord, cage, Jay A. llonstell, Scientist in tho more favored by soil, climatic con­ Jfri, Britton Surprised >/ Soil Survey, U. S. Department of dltions and accessibility to the great snore, net, salt lick,'blind pen, bail­ ed hook, baited Held, drugs, poison, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania A‘pleasant surprise was given Mrs. Agriculture, in speaking of the At- markets of the United Stntcs for chemicals, explosives, or similur de­ D. R. Britton on Thursday afternoon lonlic Const trucking district, calls it lruck farming than the territory vice! EBONY TREAD BAR CIRCLE VACUUM CUP “ The great winter garden which served by tho Atlantic Coast Line i by a party of friends who drove out 6. It is a $25.00 fino to catch, 5,000 Mile Tires GOO Mile Tires 3,500 Mile Tires in automobiles in the early after- supplies the cities of the northeastern along the South Atlantic. hunt or kilt nny game bird or animal Inoon, remaining until the evening $12.40 ...;...30x3....... $11.15 ...30x3........$ 9.70 between dark and daylight the fal­ ihadowi warned them that it wo* lowing day. * m**-m; 1 time to leave. A visit to the celery 16.40.......3 0 x 3 4 ... 14.80.........3 0 x 3 4 .... 12.65 7. It is n $25.00 fine to kill more [Adda was much enjoyed and the than one deer, two turkeys, twenty M iurpriie" was complete when Mrs. J7.35.......32x3.4..,. 1 5 .6 5 .1 .3 2 x 3 4 .... 14.50 quail, or twenty-five ^irds of any [Britton, equal to the occasion served ether species in one day. It Is a 25.90....... 33x4 ........ 23.30...,....33x4____ 20.70 dainty refreshments. Enjoying the $500.00 tine to kill more than three }delightful occasion were Mrs. Rines, deer, ten turkeys, or three hundred 27.60 ...... 34x4........ 2^.85....... 34x4........ 21.15 Items of ^pterest for the Man I Mrs. J. Ii. Calder, Mrs. Mitchell, of any other game bird species in f Mr». Jamet Taylor and her guest, 35.65....... 3 4 x 4 4 ... 32.10........ 34x 4 4 .... 28.20 one season. . Behind the Plow Mlu Ella Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. 8. It is a $26.00 fino to. barter, [Ezell. 46.80....... 37x5 ..... 42.15........ 37x5........ 34.85 sell, or oiler for sale any game bird Peas and beans may be planted to or* animal. IMant a Patch of Small Fruits * Ttrtonal Mention Every farmer should have a patch within .15 to -15 days of frosf. Rad­ 9. It Is•a, $10.00 fino to hurit out­ Mn. Carl Veiaer and little folks of native blackberries and dew­ ishes, beets, turnips, lettuce and side of your voting precinct without « came up from Orlando on Saturday berries. Thcaj fruits will bo appre­ many of the hardier vegetables will a license; n* $25.00 fine to change or and are visiting Mrs. Deane Turner. ciated as a delightful addition to the ndd considerable variety to the gul­ alter a license. The growing demand for Pennsylvania Tires, under the Mra. Yeiier expects to ’make her table supply,of fresh fruits in Hpring, den. 10. It is a $25.0<r fine to transport irrevocable policy*of quality first has enabled us to heavily home in Sanford this winter. According to C. K. McQuarrie, state within or without this stale nny * increase our volume of sales and notwithstanding the present ugent for the University of Florida Are You a Tin Can Gardener? . game without a proper license. It high levels in the raw material market, to cfTect.substantud • Mr. .nd Mtb. Frank Miller left Extension Division, it is not neces­ It Is fall gardening season again. is a StOO.od fine for any common Sunday for Columbus, Ohio, fo a t­ sary to buy the bushes. They can Do you Intend to garden in the soil carrier to receive such game for w i n g * in r f a t -— — » ** tend the National Convention of be obtained from the* fields and from or in a tliljcanl—The man~wh»-pi*»4—transportation: -The reputation of the Pennsylvania Rubber Company is the Embllmera’ Association. ^ garden is assured that hin u . Thu witness furnishing evi.sufficient assurance that the established Quality of Penn­ molcatcd. It ono h a s -marked ^ v e g e ta b le s W{|1 be fresh nnd whole- <1b nee to convict for any violation of sylvania Tires will be maintained. •Min Jeinnetta Sheldon and grnnd heaviest producers these should Jjo gom0t but the man who buys canned the game laws shall have half of the niuthir, -Airs CJlrahatff-"returned to transferred to the homo berry patch. j,0O(j„-bas no control over their* pro- fine imposed. DrLind last Friday where they will ng In tho slate Land for these fruits should be rfs ‘ ductlon or preservation. Granting , 12. Persons residlnf *f*n<i -the winter. The that canned gootlS-AULPUrc-and .o f. tw>elye -months -ami thtr county tig well prepared as for any crop^ good quality they nre expensive, monthn may on puyment ol $ 1.00 to btflClfttCTHcs “ should " lie placed in \Vhy not pay yourself the profits ’the county judge receive a "resident Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Routh left on rows 4 feet apart and 18 inches in Friday i steamc* (or Jacksonville the row. -Dewberries should be which the manufacturers, , trons- county license;" a "non-resident FLORIDA SANFORD, route to their home in Columbia, planted 12 toU5 inches npart in 42- portation companies and various county license” for $3.00, and a t “non-resident hunter’s license” for S. C. inch rows. Tho blackberries will middlemen attach to them? * ‘ Every man owes his own and his $15.00. No -license good except In ---- v t need no trelilsing, but . two wires Mrs. s. II, LuRoquc has recently should be strung (or tho dewberries family’s future -physical, welfaro a ! county Issued. No Ucenst* required “ to climb on. Tho first wiro may bo change frtfm the‘ diet of grita and of resident Confederate Veterans. Warned from her vneation which 13. County judge to have 25c, 60c htclud*t| Tampa, Sarasota, Jack so'.:- .placed about 18 Inches above the grease. The home garden will vary nib and Pahlo Beach, also making ground and the second about the this diet and pay a big dividend in and $ 1.00 respectively, for each health and cash for yeaTs to ,come. license Issued; county game warden ll** round trip from Jacksonville *to! same distance as the first. .N«* York on the Lcnapo. *'• j With cultivation and proper care Tho ill cfleets of Improper nour­ to have 25c* 69c and $:L0rt respect­ ---- _ _ ' these berries wflt produce fruits ishment and nbused digestive ays- ively, for earh lirtyuro butted; county Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Casolnle Dr? Cleaning. Altera” . warden. tot have 2Se, 50c and may not* show for Usn or, fifteen game * Mn. G. W. Crullt r.tu rn a j to I 1* 1? . " 1 ' " “J “ ,l"’y '!“ ‘Y j' tfcma «*■«/ Uons of All Kinds on Short Noticd s ii . -J.K ill—. *3-09 respectively, for each llcenso. they will show with disas, 1 , , Sunday aftor a d * l t W , year*,-but ' ’ J * m . balance goes to the *county county achool Join Our Gentlemen’s Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. M visit to her sister Mrs G P during November* December. Jan* trous effect neverthalesa. rhey may ** Rail. M U* ;uury or early February. It will be not trouble you but they will surely fund. S U IT S $15.00 UPW ARD .P 14. County game-wardens aro ap_____ necessary to prune the bushes before trouble your - children.. . . I jour c rt i. pointed by board of county commiathey are planted. The dewberries MU* Jessie Wheeler, district pub- should lie cut back to lit inches and C. K. MFQuacrle,_sUtgc, ■ssttl— appOtblfifchr**To" b"e ' hf,*hh instructor, which includes the blackberries to 2 feet. for. IhO univorsily ol Florida Extenon r'ecommandation in 'pri* • counties of Sumter, Seminole, ston Division lUges every farmer marJ after Nov. 1st. «*♦««< *♦-*♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ * •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ rang* aritj Lake left Thursday for and ifvory city man who can com­ 16*. All grades of licenses shall be Variety of Vegetables Can be Grown mand a small plot of ground to TRADE MARK REG|HTERED of different colors; containing a syn­ In the PaB plant a garden. A wide Variety of opsis of tho game law printed on A wldo variety of vegetables can vegetables can bo grown and the the back, and shall be good only for be grown for home consumption health which they will Imlti*. will e n a c t i o n thereof during the fall gardening season. save many doctors visits in tho , , . ;___ Many of these vegetables aro not future. There is not*n month* in immediately following their issuo. FOR injured by frost ana, hence, can be which some green vegetable cannot AFTER THE TICK planted throughout the fall. Among be grown in tho garden. f the vegetables suitable for greens, Government Will Assist Great* Work C. K. McQuarrie, atate agent for 'Used your Phoslime alone on corn past season, well pleased wjth tho In Florida results. In keeping the corn gre n, growing ring tall, earing well. well, Ears were the University* of Florida Extonslon Burning Trash From Fields Makes Poor Land . ■ . Washington, D. C., Oct. 10.—The large, fully developed, hanging heavy od stalk, corn hy tho. tho.sside of it, not Division, mentions rape, rutabagas, Tho easiest way to got rid of trash Interest shown by the people of Florhaving_____ any fertilizer, H H I very’(ua Inferior, __ too mature In in the same nr proportions. * failed Swiss Chard and curly plume musIta use on all kindi kinds of vegetables gave good satisfaction especially on sweet and crop remains Is by fire. This is idu in tick eradication work has led Jard. Rape may also be .used for and Irish potatoes chicken dr hog pasture when sown also the easiest means of destroying the U, 8. Department of’ Agricuton large areas. It may be sown up tno fortuity of the lane,. Florida ture to estsblist] a branch field headIMMEDIATE DELIVERY to December. Rutabagas can be soils need the organic mattor which quarters for that stato at Jackson this ruhblsh will supply. In most \ vHle, Fla. The work In Florida herePrices F. G. B. Phoslime, Florida, In Bags planted any time* during- October cases this material will not increase tofore was directed from the At* and November. LESS, THAN CARLOAD CARL OAD Onion seta for early fable use, can tno fertility whon it Is returned to Junta, Ga., officf. . Dr...E, M. Nigh$10.00 Per Ton $9.00 Per Ton be planted up to’ Christmas, and the soil on whlcti It gTew. I t will bert, heretofort liV'chiirgo In Atlanta merely tend to thalntain th a t fertil­ will be assigned with a corps of vet­ onion seeds sown In beds during \ WRITE FOR BOOKLET October and November should pro­ ity. If-, it Is burned most of the erinarians to Jacksonville and wtl plant food will be lost and tho far­ devote his entire attention to eneour duce plants for, the field by’ early March. The Bermuda or Mediter­ mer wllj have nothing hut poor land aging the building of vats and super ranean varieties ar.e .recommended to show for the crop which produced vising the building of vats in- Flor­ ■ ' ‘It, , ? l l S.^, '‘J »r J \ .. CHASE & COMPANY, Sanford Agents ida. <$ . .> •• for Florida. The Australian brown the material. ... BOX 402 OCALA, FLORIDA Tho Atlanta office will be main8. 8. Walker, associate chemist to onion is used largely for green ......— • .. ... 7 SU BSTAN TIAL R E D U C T IO N S Far iners and Fruit Grovrers OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION . WIGHT GROCERY CO. D. C. BROCK MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER ANDREPAIRER 4-4 .CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE:---- ;— PHONE 174 PHOSLIME VEGETABLES OakAvenue Between3rd and4th St. , - Open — Tuesdays Thursdays Saturday: FLORIDA SOFT PHOSPHATE & LIME CO. \ at 3 p. m. Reafing Roompree (0^|| g- v i \i] � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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' ■■*- ■ r> '*, _,. „ j y s F^\ • • ■ IN T H E H E AR T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T IO N 1. » AND FRIDAYS SEJIlJEEKI IN SANFORD— Life /«** W6iih Living NUMBER 15 SANFORD,. FLORIDA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1916 VOLUME '*** Sentenced----- ....... ..... 10 Fines assessed .......... .... > Collected from July • Collected from August 3 meals t? Polk Co. prison• ' ere Pound Fees....... ............ „ . 246.00 12.00 27.50 4 t.*»6 Total ------ „•— ............ 330.20 Report of Sanitary Inspector: Collaectcd — ..--------------113.76 NATIONAL COMMITTEE _ CONVENTION DECISIVE OF FARMERS MEETING ndopt resolutions to support* the Democratic nominees. However, he declared therg were DemucraU who hnif declared their. Intention of bolt­ ing nnd that S. J. CatU was leading the independenU after failing to se­ cure nomination of the party. Mr. Davis said thnt Mr. Catta had cir­ culated the petitions tp have his name placed on the ballot long be­ fore tho contest had been decided by the couru and that he was there­ fore a bolter nnd independent who was leading'm any good Democrats from the party fold. Several of tho Catta committee­ men began to call for a statement from the chBlr as to why the meet­ ing was called. Mr.* Raney called Mr. Duval to tbe chair and took tho floor. In explaining why the meet­ ing w-a* called and why ho had stat­ ed that-the Democratic party was in dauber ho said: . .. ‘ ‘ 1 did not come to Jacksonville to make a speych nor for the purpose of making explanations. I am not given to making explanations. Our duty is plain and our duty is to per­ form it to tho best o f-o u r ability. Getting back to answer M r. Bow­ den's question and the questions propounded by Mr. Hodges. When tne chsir issued (list call It did state that the Democratic party for tne first time in probably th ir t y ' or tnirty six years wns In danger. Per­ haps n ot'very serious danger, but in danger nevertheless. Some of these people have taken occasion to say whom they^voted for. 'I am willing say whom I voted for. I voted for Mr. Hudson first choice and Mr. Knott second choice, and when I cast that rote I knew that I was absolutely hound by the oath to abide by the resulj of that prlmAry election. HOSPITAL FOR SANFORD IS NOW ASSURED Treasurer’s report month of Sep­ C I T Y C O U N C IL T O A P P R O V E tember: W IL L BE H E L D A T T A L A T K A A C T IV E C A M P A IG N IS M A D E 1other m a t t e r s O F I M P O R ­ Receipts— * T H E P L A N O F <>ET. FOR T H E N O M N E X T M O N T H - B IG tance b e f o r e a l ­ Cash on hand, Sep 1,^16 ... 21,237.07 IT I O N . <s IN E E A F F A IR derm en Roc’ d from Tax Coll’ r... . 1,190.73 T h e long looked for and greatly Disbursements— • The meeting of the state Demo­ Palatka, Fla., Oct. 10.— Arrange­ fitT council of tho city of San- Vouchers paid ••••*..........•••♦«* 1,714.37 needed hospital for Sanford is as­ cratic executive committee In Jack­ ments are being completed for tho I ford } Florida, met on October 2, Int. on vouchers............16 sured. national convention of the Farmers’ sonville Saturday was one of the id fexular sesaion at 7:30 p. m. Bal. in Banks . 20,722.27 So says Dr. Oliver J. Miller who moat important held in many years. Educational and Cooperative Union i J L m B. W. Herndon, president has worked unceasingly for this In­ The Times-Union account is pre­ of America, which is to bo held N ov. Jm T ,’council; W. .W . Abernathy. ‘ 22,436.80 stitution that has-been one of the ^ it sented in part as follows: . . 21. 22. 23 and 24, at Palatka, Fla. Ip h Miller, John Adama, R. A. greatest • needs in this city. Dr. The fact that the convention is to Absent, S. J. CatU, indondent candidate His»»n and Roy Symes 22,436.80 Miller is now busily engaged in get­ be ncld in Florida has stimulated in­ for governor was yesterday morning |c. H. .Dlnfee. • . ting hundreds of property owners Bank Balances— terest in organisation and coopera­ read out of tho Democratic party Minutes of last meeting read and First National Bank______/ and othor citizens to sign a petition 111.46 tion among the growers'of the Pen- in Florida by the state committee. I iJoptfd. , thnt wifi bo presented to -the city Peoples Hunk....... ........ ...... 1C8.05 insulat state. His friends on tho committee put up Mr F. I* M iller'offered the fol- Peoples Bank at 4 o-c council to demonstrate to them that 10,000.00 For some time a movoment has b desperate battle but worn unablo to loving ord in a n ce and moved Ita Seminole Co. Bank............. * 281.81 tho majority of the people here are been well under wav to inako Florida win a single point. As soon as tho adoption: An ordinance grantlpg to Seminole Co Bk at 4 o-c . . *10,000.00 in favor of a city hospital. a real factor in tho Union, one of Its meeting was called to order in ‘ the th« Central Florida Interurban Rall- Seminole Co. Bank, Mag­ Th e new. building wilt be of brick stronghdlds it) the state being in Seminole hotel at 10:230 o'clock by *»>• Com pany, a corporation ornolia Paving meet............‘ 160.95 and although' the plans havo not Putnam county, df which Palatka is Chairman Geo. P. Raney of Tampa. Bixed under the laws of the elate been made as yet Dr. Miller assures Hal W. Adams of Lafayette county the county scat. When tho national |o( Florida, ita successors. and as• 20,722.27 organisation learned of the activity introduced a resolution which ’start­ us‘ that the hospital will be tif brick ii|M, eertain rights, franchises and and wifi lie ample for the needs of Collector’s' Report for month of in Putnam county, Palatka was de­ ed tho fireworks and brought about privilege within the corporate lim its tho city and county for many-years the first test of strength. The reso­ September, 1916: rided upon as the logical place to |of the dty o f‘Sanford, Florida. Collections, from nil sources 1,199.73 hold tho coming convention. lution proposed that the names o f to come. t • On motion carried, said ordinance both Mr. Knott and Mr. CatU go Certificate, of the board of can­ Tho new building will be erected The Palatka Hoard of Trnde, one vu placed on ita first reading and vassers of the bond election held on the tickets. The point of order ort tho lots dedicated for that pur­ of tho most progressive civic bodies I TMd in full and passed. Roll call as September 29, 1916, was read, show­ was made that the resolution could pose several years ago on Magnolia in Florid*, • extended an invitation follows: Aye's. B. W. Herndon, ing results as follows: not be*voted upon until after a cre­ and Thirteenth street and after tho to tho Union, promising its aid in W. W. Abernathy, F. L. Miller, Jno. proposition receives tho official Sixty six votes were cast-for the every way to make tlio convention dentials committee had boon named Adams, R. A. Newman and Roy issuance of bonds and 11 votes were and tho proxies had been passed sanction of tho city council the the most successful over held by ; Symes. Nay's, none. upon. The point wag spstnined by work will proceed and in tho next cast against tho issuance of bonds, that organization. At least ono p. U Miller offered the following and that A. R. Key received 63 the chair. twclvo months n fine hospital build­ other Florida city mado an effort to ing will bo added to the long Hst of ^ordiaiflce and moved its adoption: votes as bond trustee; O. L. Taylor get tho big meeting, hut Palatka , L. W. Duval. II. H .' Wells nnd in ordinance requiring the grading received 63 votes as bond trustees; buildings thnt mean a greater ' and A. B. Brown were named by the won thd prize. . and paring of Third street from the and B. F. Whitner received 63 votes I hotter Sanford. chairman to_ examine the proxies. “ These gentlemen who are speak­ National President C, S. Barrett, All were reported In due form, save intersection of French avenue with as bond trustee. ing ip behalf of Mr. Catta attempted of Union City, Gu., nnd State Presi­ Third itreet, west to tho intersec­ Who Controls the Death Rate o f that of N. L. Pender. Mr. Pender AH claims against the city were to split hairs. I would like to ask dent J. L. Shepard of Greensboro, tion of Maple uvenue with Third , Sanford? held u proxy from Monroe county audited and vouchers ordered drawn timber 30, to meet with the commit­ and ho is a rogisterdo voter in Duval them one question. When individ­ itreet: Sixth street from intersection Taking the above as a subject for for same. ‘ * uals, when municipalities, when any tee of the Board of Trado and the of Sixth itreet apd.M agn olia ave­ county. All were seated save Mr. his Sunday evening discourse Dr. All business being attended to, (Continued on Page 4) committco of the Putnam County Pender, and Monroe county went nue cut to the intersection o f Sixth Hyman of the Baptist church dsllv-' council adjourned. Union for the purpose of officially unrperesented. As soon ns this mat­ street end- 1’ nlmetto avenue and. e'red a very instructive and impreepassing on tne program. On this ter had been attended to the reso­ Seventh itreet from the intersection slve sermon at tho ompie lost Sun* -day thero will also he held a mass lution of Mr. Adams was again read. of Park avenue and Seventh street dAy evening. His text wns one of meeting of all members of the Union There was a wonderful flflw of ora­ west to the Intersection of French the commandments, "H on or thy in this'section'.of tho state, the call tory from both factions in tho com- j avenue tnd Seventh street. father and thy mother that thy daya having been issued .by F. F. Tenny, ndtteo*. On motion rnrried, said ordinance Calls’- supporters talked may bo long upon tho land which president of the county organiza­ themselves hoarse. vu pfsred on its first reading and t* the Lord thy God* giveth thee.” tion.' A reception will also be given read in full and poaaed. Roll call as This text, which was mndo* more Tho point of order was made that to Messrs. Barrett und Shepard ut loHowi: Aye's, B. W. Herndon, W. forcible by-tho addition of the other which the public is invited to bo the com m ittee' could, not' say whose i W. Abernathy, F. L. Miller, Jno. commandment, *'Thou shalt not present. Mr. Barrett is a splondfd name should appear on the ballots, J Adams, It. A. Newfnan and Roy kill," gave the Doctor an nbundance nnd forceful speaker, influential in as tho nominee of tho party, as that i 1Symes. Nay’ s, none. of food for thought, and ho.in turn affairs of- the nation, nnd his 'discus­ was not within tho province of the gave it out to his audienco in his * F. L .. Miller offered the* following sion of tho educational and coopera­ committee. The point was sustained J own manner and to tho entire satis­ ordinance and, moved ‘ its adoption. I N T R A C K O F V E S S E LS A N I ) tive movement of the Union will be und Mr. Adams appealed from tho faction of those present. T ho pastor An ordinance'repealing sections 315, C O N F E D E R A T E V E T F . R A N S S P R E A D S D E S T K U C , most interesting and beneficial, es­ chair. of the Baptist church is delivering a 316, 317 and 3f8 of tho Revised Or­ H O L D B IG R E U N IO N . T IO N ‘ Upon roll call the chair was Sus­ pecially to tho farmers. number of common sense sermons dinances ol the City of Sanford. , NEXT W EEK tained by u voto of 31 to 10, Mr. Concluding theso mootings will be Boston, Oct.* 10.— Gerinun eub- and each and every one arc lessons On motopn carried, said ordinance Adams’ resolution was u s follows: held n banquet at which Mesar*. Tampa, Fla., Oct. 10.— Prepara­ mnrine warfare brought to this side of every, day life and as in this one v u placed on ita first reading, and Whereas. W. V. Knott nnd S. J. Barrett and Shepard will be the tions arc being made to entertain 500 of the Atlantic* Suntjay was pursued he show's tho peoplo that they’ are read in full and passed. Roll call as Cntts each hold n certificate of noguests of honor. This affair will fie Confederate. Veterans, a large num­ . . . — _ . . , . . relentlessly throughout -the' night, the ones ^hat^controL iheir-Q—KJt-dce«foUowa: B. W. Herndon, W . W. rHTTjf - p , « reports qf tinies. Following this line,, it was Abernathy, V. L. Miller, Jno. Ad­ ber' of Sons and Daughters of the given under the auspices of tho P a - 1Ifiation aa the PtmOiTaUC PQmlaeg. W|th {h<) shown that the peoplo themselvee lntka TToard of Trade "and the Farfor Governorsof Florida, and morjJ*veMek , orpedoed nnd sunk. ams. R. A. Newman und R oy Symes. CohfederaTy and~ 5.000i^visIIoFs- dfir­ control their own death rate—but Whereas great political unreel has ' * • , ’ f k. •»., . . . , mer e Union of Putnam county. It ing the annual reunion' of Florida N»y’a. none. tho point that- was mado more im­ Confederate Veterans In this city is proposed to make the banquet been produced in Florida by the cbn- T h e captain of the Nantucket Communication from .Sanfofd Oct. 17, 18 nnd 19. Free lodgings thoroughly representative' of tho city test relative, to the nomination for' Hlfhtahip reported that three Gof- pressive was the fact that for t i l l Traction Company, b y Alfred Fors­ „ * . . 'm an submarines worn opcr&iilUl---- "m an In Christ" there was np death. . will be. provided for at least 300 of and county. »nd in this way bring Governor and_________________ . ------------------------ io u lh and s o u th e a s te r Nantucket ter, Secy., in regards to rails along Thflt to this man the "G rave had tho Veterans. , Headquarters for the about thfl._flpltlL.of. ronperathnx -bewhereas, there aro hundreds of First itreet was retd and same deand that nine vessels had been deft-V eteraran rtll* bo n T'IR e Hillsboro tween the city and county for -wnlch loyal Democrats who Ijellevo W V. | to Klve battle, to oat its v ictory" and that a Christian Hotel, those of the Sons at the Bay tho Union stands. • K nott *<Io be the rightful nomlnoo the* submarines, *three British cruls could freely say, • "O Death, where Geo. A. DcCottes, city ' attorney View, and headquarters for the * ' .. ' Tho program of the convention and hundreds of just as loyal Dem­ era w *ro off Nantucket shoals at s thy sting?" *ta h*re instructed to begin' pro­ Daughters at the DoSoto. -Theso After the sermon, tho doori of tho will be mrfdo public- ofl soon after ocrats who believe S. J. C alls to be 2:40 o'clock this morning. This was ceedings for the collection of all are all modern, up to date hotels, the rlfhtful nominee. tho 3pth as possible. ‘ . tho first appearance of uhy warships church wore opened for the reception berk taxes and liens. And in addition there are a large Whereas, In order to settle the of the patrolling licet In thnt vicin­ of members and Mr. and Mrs. Jaa. Palatka is an ideal convention city Geo. A. DeCottcs, C ity Attorney number of smaller hotels ready to and 'Putnam county is ono of the controversy In u truly Democratic ity. sinco the submarines began their Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Copeland * u here authorised to communicate handle guAsts. came _forward and iuked to bo re­ best agricultural and fruit sections of manner and in order that the people Attacks early yesterday morning. ■ith Dillon-Thompson & Clay Bond Five hundred special badges have the state. In the Palatka district, may for themselves suttle at the bai­ ceived into tho church on letters, Attorneys, as to the validity of the been ordered for the Veterans and Shipping at points along the Now showing a membership In other Bap­ Hastings and Enst Palatka, there lor box the question ns to whom they tovnt bond proceedings. _. Sons of Veterans nnd n large number England coast had been hold up to tist churches, and-M rs. E. T a y lo r arc cultivated annually from 8,000 will, choose i*as Goverpor, nnd In or­ n greater extent today and vessels camo confessing Christ as h * Savior Tax Assessor R. C. Maxwell .pre­ for the Daughters. Moving picture to 9,000 acres of Irish potatoes, the der that strife nnd discord may not at floa w'ere reported making for the nnd asked that she be received ax. dated his tax roll for the year-1916, theaterrliaVff promised to admit all planting beginning the latter part continue in the ranks of Florida nearest harbor.'* Tha sudden on­ a member of the chWcli. •kith fax accepted. Veterans free und an effort is being uf December and continuing up un-. Democracy, therefore be it slaught ol underseas craft1hfld thor­ mado to havo tho street car lines fur­ City Attorney Geo. A. DeCottcs Next Sunday wifi be tho thirtytil April. Tho potato crop la follow­ Resolved by tho state Democratic oughly terrified shipping Interests nish them with free transportation second anniversary of tho church and * “ here requested to advise the ed by a crop of corn and tho latter oxocutive committee, T h a t It is thu founell as to the law providing for about the city, ijsing their Confeder­ by a forage or hay crop—‘three fcrops sense of this committee, thnt both engaged In the carrying on’ of muni­ tho third anniversary of the present . 'be annual financial report request- ate crosses as credentials. A splen­ from tho same land.in ono year. In the names of W. V. Knott and S. J. tions of war and other shipping not pastor, and these fn chargU" df at­ w by W. V. .Knott,* stato comptroller did tim e is guaranteed all the Veter­ addition throughout the district . Cntts be printed on the ballots, for flying the Amorican flag. tain at tho rhurch intend to make ans attending, Tampans being wide­ there aro grown other Vegetables to be madcr1 '' ‘ " The rich cat prize bagged was tho this Sunday one oi an all day ser­ life November election and by that awake as to the opportunity given and general farm crops. In tho early morning there Putnam means let the people settle for all popsungyr liner Stephano. Tho ves­ vice. - M «nd- end seconded. Dr. M iller them to establish their reputation county also has the only producing tim? the question as to which of sel, British ownod, was on her regu­ will bo sunrise prayer meeting; at Proceed with petition to be signod as good hosts. satnphor farm In tho United States. these aspirants for tne g o v e r n o r ’ s lar trip from St. Johns, N: F., to 9:30 In tho inornlns th i Sunday 2- FWPwtJT owners, for tho building An interesting and highly pleasing New York, via Halifax, and carried school csnccts to show »U apprecia­ ^ty haipltal, 'said building not to * Palatka is 55 miles south of Jack­ office is the choice of’ the Democ­ program has been arranged for the­ 83 passengers, including 30 Am eri­ tion by having more prr-r'o In atJiceed $12000.00. Councilman MUsonville and Is conneetod by two racy of Florida. reupon period, including business cans. Twenty-six of the latter were tundunce than uver befo«o, and at 1*r voting against same. Followiug the defoat of the Adams rhilrosds and the St. Johns river. and social .sessions. • Many enter­ resolution* II. R. Hodges Introduced making' the round trip from oN ew 11:00 tho pastor will .deliver a ser­ Moved and seconded that street tainment features, will be added. In all there are,four distinct railrbads committee purchase street sweeper. a resolution which ha uskrd tho York. The Stephano was valued at mon; at 3:30 in the afternoon-bap­ The business sessions will be held In entering the city, with 28 dally pascommittee to adopt pledging that $400,000 when launched three years tismal services will be held at BrioMr. Lning Camo before the coun-' the handsome now city hall. The songer trains. Six steamer lines fur­ body to do nothing in tho matter of ago. She carried also a cargo of cod son's, pool; at 6:30 the three Unions c*l and asked that he be aUowfcd to nish Water transportation, and the full program in as follows: endorsing a candidate for Governor fish, cod fish oil and seal oil eon will meet and at 7:30 tho pasto^ will taxes on L o t 1, Block 10, Tuesday morning— Welcome moet city enjoys an aR wator r<Jute to on the Democratic ticket on the signed to parties in tho United deliver the anniversary sermon. _ ,r A, at a flat sum of $30.00: Palatka has splendid Ing at the Tam pa Bay Casino; J. A. N ew York. States and South America and va l­ 8*id request was granted. hotel accommodations, one 'o f the ground that the contest was still Griffin representing the Board of ued at $150,000. She had been sold Rake up, clean up, paint up, Clerk was horo instructed to no­ Trade; Dr. S. L. Lowry. Sons of hotels being sb l« to accommodate pending in the supreme court of the ttf, the Russian government for an Whethor it shines or rain; the il'* the Southern Utilities Co.,' that Veterans, and Judge C. B. Parkhlll, 300 guests. I t U expected that 500 state. Speaking in support of ice breaker. Plant bulbs that will grow, resolution he made a heqtcd argu­ *r» and Union avenues were about the city of Tampa. Responses by delegates will attend the convention Submarine activltic* began at day And lots of seed sow. ° be paved, and to ask them to Gen. E. M. Law of Bartow for tho coming from 38 state* In the Union. ment in favor of 8. J. C elts and For 'tis the week of the €)ean-U p urged th e . committee to adopt the light Sunday, three mile*' cast o The Farmers’ Educational and Co­ ni,*e the proposed improvements Veterans and Gen. W. W. Harris of •. Campaign. Nantucket lightship, when the Am er­ operative Union of America has a resolution. on avenuee before the said avo- Ocala for the Sons. . • ----- -4-------------------- ’ . E. W. Davis offered a substitute ican steamer Kansan was sighted membership of d ose to 3,000,000; nu« . » e r e paved. Tuesday afternoon — Executive A charming group of m atron! a resolution endorsing President W il­ and signaUed to atop. -When the J 1** ••veral officers made reports, session'at the Tampa Bay Casino. and the prder is growing rapidly. son, Chief Justice Taylor, Frank submarine commander was satisfied visiting Mrs. W. J. Thigpen are ) y { ' ------: ■ Ich were reed and ordered filed. TrOm 8 to 5 o’ clock Children of the Mrs. W. M r Moore, Mrs. Dale W il­ Miss Abbie Doudney is attending Clark and W . V. Knott. He etated was an American vessel he allowed Report of Chief of Police: - T -------Confederacy reception at the Wom-J liams snd Mrs. Roseoe Skipper, a ll her to proceed. # ’ ned to find it nee66 ' Ian’s Club’ building, Tatnpa Bay Park the P*U-Clark School In Orlando this of Lakeland. (Continued on Pag* 4) the etate committee to . • ......- * I(Continuer! on Pag* 4) J winter. ... -•* GERMAN SUBS OPERATING ON U. S. SHORES VETERANS IN GRAY AT TAMPA ' * ' 1 * ■J \ 4-1------ r . :— .■ ........... . • • f • -.r» n t iMwfliifrirMrti �‘ * rt :• ' • October 6, 1916, THE SANFORb H B K J n zr~ ~ - PAGE EIGHT Then the great day arrive* when building and every touch seoms to " For Sale— One International trutk. Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ the dividend la declared. The bobka atfd to its beauty. ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. The pews, the most comfortable show an increase of $1,600,000 in • ■ ,______________ 7-tf the not earnings. The directors pre­ mado are in place now. A special invitation is hereby sent Steele with a golden loving cup For Sale or Rent — Well estab­ as token -of their appreciation. While given those not attending "elsewhere lished boarding house. Addrua Steele ^ita thinking it all over, fyla on Sunday to srlalt and worship with Boarding House, c-o Herald. 7-tf door bell is rung, and' aomo men ua. . Program For Sale— N ice 6 passenger Oak­ carry In Frank, mortally wounded Sunday achool 9:30. land automobile. Also aurrey. Ap. In a street brawl. It ia tho real'dlviSermon by Dr. Sicbcrt 11:00. stage and Apache of P «H a . Having dend. ply Abernathy’s furnituro store. mo stage mm »screen, « tch, «he « has been, the -••- —• ------ dens "A n to n the Terrible" Coming onn the si-en In m any-different roles, In mI\, danced these and many other atepa c tonight< Senior League 6:30. . 2-tf Monday • ---------------------------------\ .................... . • • .1 l ..* ia i- - * it... na fn lliltmnfo in Sermon by Dr. Sibert 7:00. ‘ of which he has been ideal, but it is at the extrusive Biltmore Hotel in For Salo at Sanford— Tw o lighter^ Theodore Roberta and Anita King said that as-the cruel head of the New York and on tho stsgos of tho "G loria's Rom ance" 1 1 gasoline engine nnd pump and other in the Jesse L. Lasky production of Russian secret police, "Anton the leading theatres in prsctically nil of In "G lo ria ’s Romance," in which articles. Address Z. Spinka, Oviedo, "A n ton tho Terrible," will be the at­ Terrible," he excells anything be has the principal cities, this popular star D O N ’T T H R O W A W A Y Miss Burke portrays-the role of a can. truthfully lie said to have spread Florida. • 1-tfe traction at the Star Monday. done heretofore. YOUR M O NEY wealthy society girl, a $16,000 Rus­ the gospel of metric grate all over The story of this thrilling drama The versatile and boauttful Anita For Sale— Marine motor, 18 hors*. sian sable coat will be seen, to­ by Belling to peddlers. You can Of Russian.••■political intrigue was King, the Paramount GifU wbq re­ the country. | power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. gether with a $12,000 erthine coat, a gel murh better prices by shipping Miihy are the dojightful experi­ written- by Jules Eckert Goodmatr cently, scored such n success fn her First class condition, Sanford Mach­ $9,000 chinchilla coat, a blue and direct to u*. ‘ from Thomas II. Uxcll’s story, .and play, "T h e Race," founded upon her ences which Maurice and Miss W al­ gold metal embroidered evening coat, in e & Garage Co. 93-t( prepared for the' screen by Mturian famous transcontinental nutomo- ton have had while dancing before trimmed with silver fox fur valued For Sale— N early now adding m*. Fairfax and Charles Sarver. It is a liilc trip, plnys the part o f the young royalty in the European courts but nt $2,600, and a dinner gown trim ­ ----- W E B U Y -----chhie. $36.00. ^Western Union. ^ Paramount Victure. girl upon whom Anton wishes to re­ perhaps their most unique and grat­ med with lace that was priced nt METALS. KUI1UKR, RAGS, ifying achievement was that which ________________ _______________ 1-tf Theodore Roberts has the supreme venge himself for her father's crime. $150 a yard. Feminine picture go­ SACKS, BONES, ETC, ETC. they accomplished in tho case of The role is exactly suited to Miss distinction of being America's lead­ ers will find the picture u regular For Salo — Hup Runabout, re­ Queen Mary of England. nnd pay Highest Prices and Give ing character actor. In hia'yeart dn King's appealing .personality, • and fashion baxnnr and undoubtedly will built, $100. Scholle Manis, City. 6-tf After seeing the tungo performed the Lnsky Company feels thot they Prompt Returns follo w it with interest. ha\’ e made n most excellent selection by several dancers of indifferent . • For . Sale— Owing to chango to "G loriu’s Romance" will bo shown in co’starring theso two artists. merit, Her Majesty placed an abso­ Price List mailed on appllralion electrical power wo have on hand at the Lyric Thoairo* every Tueaban on The 1 no. BlUIJ story which "lin n v.w-.ss. creuted such ....... lute ------ the _ dance at court and machinery in good condition, con• sensation when it was published in i it accordingly became tabooes In day. slating of boiJcrsx engines, • water the Saturday Evening Post hits to do London society. A t a great ball pumps, fire pumps, air compres­ Sunday nt the Baptist Church with the intrigues in the Russian given by one of the Russian dukes, I • sors and sundry other machines, Y o u are invited to ull the services Geheral’p staff shortly after the out-* Maurice and Miss Walton ■were in­ which wo offer at prices which are a nt the Baptist church on nekt Sun­ break of the present European war. vited to dunce". After they had won small part of tho original cost. If Anton, although Chief of the Rus- the applause of- the Queen hcT Per­ day. Thu Tem ple ia located at the interested address Virginia Carolina sian" Secret- Police, U in reality a mission was granted to allow them to corner of Sixtli street and Park nveChemical Co., care H. H. Peabody, nuc* Rev. George Hyman, D. D., German spy. How a clover w o m a n . Kive their version of the tango. ^ Superintnedont,* Sanford, H u .. M ANU FACTU RE ' . to save her lover, succeeds in trapAt the completion of the dance, is the minister. SR-tf 9:30 A 'p ro fo c tly graded Sunday ng Anton and confront* him with her majesty applauded the pair nml ted in an un*! promptly lifted the ban on the tango schnul witli a faculty oT forty four FOR RENT his own guilt is p . _ . " ‘ *4= manner. The with the remark that sinhad no officers and teachers. IJon. J. D. usual and 'slurTH For R ent— Eight room modern A scenes of the picture are laid in Pet- idea it could be performed h o gruce- '’Jinkins is the superintendent. house. Sanford Heights. $20 per regular Sunday school. rogruil ami on the steppes of Siberia fully. month. J. F. McClellan. / 1l-2tc with more than the usual Lasky e x - J1 "T h e Quest of Life,-' however, 1% IlToi) " The sermon ut this hour cellencC. • . . . not merely a dancing picture. It is will he on th e 'subject, "T h e Gospel For Ilo r.U -T w o furnished rooms •. ---------— — ----- — a very drutUutlr story of u giri of Thai Jesus Preached.” A/O SPECIAL •for rent. Hot and cold wntpr. Mrv WO ITT TOOAY TJieo Roberts'in "Anton, The Terrible 0N3 ‘ "The D ividend" lowly parentage with, is ambitious nn cATAiotuts ' G:.I0 Y h r^ i’ oung People’s Unions. W. W. Abernathy, 701 Magnolia at the Star Monday .'arKSONVILLE This story revolves about the nc- for her future. • Just a* she seems 7:30 Very large audiences are at Ave. ll-tfc 2 tivities of a money grubbing multi- about • to realize her dreams, the the Spr.day evening service. The For Rent — Furnished rooms, light' millionaire who with one hand taken doctor declares that she lias but one minister will give a 5 minutes pre­ housekeeping, if desired. 410 Oak. from' the poor- and with tne other more year to !i\’e. In ties air she de- lude to his sermon on next Sundny 12-3tp gi\es, and whose whole motive in tertnines to see as imieh of life ipt cvcning using the question, Shall we life is the acquisition of money and she cap in that year. She is chosen have a Hospital? For Rent— Ilpuse for Rent, corivtf dividends for his investors. to do the dance of Death yith _MuuThe subject of the sermon will )>c, Oak Ave. nnd Fourth St. Apply \t a stockholders' meeting* he rice Uretton. a celebrated dancer, at W. W . Long, *410 Oak. 12-3tp "W h o Controls tho Deuth IU t e t " a promise* unprecedented dividends at » big social function and makes a Hon. Schcllc Mnincs is tho chair­ ESPECIALLY For R ent— Furnished rooms for E . F. L A N E , M ANAGER the end • of the fiscal year. This hit, man of a fine band of ushers and light houshkeeping or bed rooms. promise he makes good, but only ADAPTED "T H E HOUSE TH AT PLEASES" will see that you are well placed and At l.jrlc Tonight 7-tl__ through the reduction of# wagfjs and FOR YOUR STATE 117 Laurel. Tluimas I nee production starring taken care of when you attend this an increase in rentals on the com­ For R ent— Several nice offic* W'lllium II. Thompson and Charles church. pany's tenement property. rooms over Y o w cll’s. Enquire N. P, The old time welcome awaits ydu Ray in “ The Dividend.” This capitalist reaps another d ivi­ Yow ell & Co. * 32-tf ut every service. Win. 11. Thompson dend upon which he has not count­ John Stccje Be sure to attend. For Rent— 708 Park avenue. Es­ . Charles Ray ed. His son. whom he had neg­ Frank Steele .. .... O U R IN S T R U C ­ quire of H. C. DuBose, First and lected in the mad pursuit of profits, B etty Brice ....... .... -.E thel Ulltnnn T IV E C A T A L O G U E Park avenue. 4 ^ "* hud become nn opium fiend and M aizie............ ....Margaret Thompson Dr. ( ’. A. Owens Is Coming A N I ) W E E K L Y Toalght--Trlangle Pay, "T h e l>lvsinks to the lowest depths of degen­ The Baptist-church of this city John Steele is president of the A t­ W ANTED P IH C E L IS T Idcnd" featuring (has. Hay and eracy. Th ere are other dividends las Mani|afucturing & Realty Cor­ has been successful in securing the — William Thompson. "Hcdclla's that this capitalist and his coterie of poration. a huge concern which op­ services of Rev. C. A. Owens, D. D., Wanted — Lady clerk. Apply S E N D FOR Bluff" featuring Fay Tlacher. financiers had not bargained for and erates several factories. nrpL owns of Humboldt, Tcnn., to conduct n person to L. Krauss, Ladies’ & which could not lie totaled in dollars many tenements. The He promises his series of meetings this fait. T H E M T O D A Y Emporium. 303 E.First St. nnd re his, but had totaled coutloss board of 'directors thut the .coming meeting will, begin on the Inst Sun­ thousands of human wrecks and un­ fiscal year will liering them the big­ day of this month; Oct. 29th and W anted— Tw o or three Saturday—"T h e Bond of Blood" told misery. housekeeping rooms. Give "A n A ngelic A ttitu d e " Twelfth gest dividend in the history of the will continue through tho 8th of location. Address “ Rooms," The conclusion of the story fob business; and he at once sets to work November. Dr. Owens is witlcly • Episode, "P eg O' tie King" Herald. lows out the natural laws of retribu­ to lower wages of factory operatives known throughout the south as a and to raise the rents of the tene­ greut proafher and devotional leader. tion. • • . Wanted— Lady wishes position as The church here is indeed fortunate Lyric Tonight. * . . ments. . Monday — "T h e War Bride of stenographer. Work will pless*. Plumville" "The Mystery of For his son Frank, who is anxious in securing bin services. Further an­ Box 10.M, Sanford. 14-tf Celebrated Dancers Tonight at the -if, business and be of some nouncements will be made as to his the Rails” great railroad picture 'Strayed— Cow. dark yellow witk * Star Theatre assistance to him, lie ’ has no time. coming later. small white spots and white udder*. Having danced their way to fame He just gives him a generouH allowClean horns, ' .elevpn inches long. in the European' capitals and in ance. and bids hiih to get into the Tuesday—"Th eir Mother" "Good M E T H O D IS T CH U R CH S U N D A Y Four years old. $10 rau-aril. Nft-..South America, -the internationally social world and enjoy himself, Evening Judge" Ham and Mud tify Roht. Shimmons, Box 149 celebrated Maurice and Florence Frank takes the advice, and prompt- Dr. Slelierl Preaches Morning and Selig Tribune News. Third Side. .' . * 13-2p W alton, nrc— UUW—inakitMI-4lwte-mo-rly-hrgtmtT irr$ $ n irc. • Chapter. Gloria’s Konuffice" Evening lion picture debut in the Famous • F(r#, of ;ln lin,|M ,, mistress in l)r,,,IBirnl or lk» InlttUf. The services at the Methodist U. 8 . l.and OIBen at Oaln*»*HI». Flayers-I’aramount Picture "T h e ||w pprBon ,)f Ht.U y nrict,t tl vic. K A ll Lwcal AdvcrtlH cm cntH Under Au|. 12th. church next Sunday will be conduct­ Notlrn l, h'ltby | l n a that WUIIaft ° Th m Heading TH RE E CENTS « Quest of Life, which is the nttrue-j^jm Qf Steele’s methods because she Wednesday— "A Wild (ilrl o f the Killman ill man of Wrklwa, Wohlwa. Fla., aho oa on Jw» lion at -the Star tonight. Ashley' was a factory operative, and nlHo a ed by tho presiding elder of the Line For Each Inttcrtion. Minimum 14, 4, I91J, mad* tlomr»i«»3 I 52— Sierras’’ featuring Mae Marsh Miami District. This will be the S * l» l fo r-s s ^ Uf &F.U M l g is d - b lH . hti B S Miller who- directed the produc­ resident in oqe of the corporation’* Char£e_25_Cfinla^_-------- :— and Itnhcrt ll.tr.ron. "H is W ild' rftlon 32, To»n»hlp 19 8 . IUn»* « 3. 8*al« * Inst visit Qr Sibert this - V W ^ tion adapted the story from the tenements. allahaurn aieriuian, Meridian, ua» baa flled « iaiiana*srp - -aollt* ­ Tallahaueo Maridlan Oats" featuring Ford Sterling Frank Mni1 -»*«♦ •y«ar Proof '-■ this bejug the occasion of the fourth Intention to maka Fl»a-»«ar FOR SA L E • ‘ uJ. iilll>’l|1)b plav—'.‘ Kilim Y oung,- — tabllah to Ibno ab>»# daoar* claim tha fhnd ab] from hud to worse, nnd through a quarterly .conference. ,sf*rd . • before clerk Circuit -Court, at Maurice and Florence Walton natural course'*of events "become For Sale—Strawberry plants. Mrs. Florida, on tba M tb day of S«pt*o»w».Reports from all the departments have probably done more to* bring slaves of a drug habit. _ • Jack Vaughn, R. D. No. 1,‘Sanford; rJ916. Claimant namet aa wltt»f»»»»: , j the church will be given and tho the dance to its preesent high state • One morning Steele finds his son of i:. A. Ituib nf Wektwa. Florida . ’ 14-3tp -• -----. .... • , W. K. I.e- nf Woklara. Florida ,1 , , ii< lotlicors for tb « next year will be of perfection and to spread it* popu­ smoking W. If. Ilc> d of Woklwa. Florida opiu m .at home and drives ou,curB . W. A. fluib of Woklwa, norldo. . ; , 1 . 1 : . 1 elected This y ear “ proving to be Cheap for Cash— Second hand larity* than any other two people in him out. The circumstance disturbs * cc“, *" ,h » IIOIIKill W. I'AVI* rubber tiro top buggy. A t store of the'world, - it wiui Maurice who in­ Steele, of course; but Me is so intent tOS-Tuca ft Frl-lOte llett»i»r._ ^ ," " u 0 1 " • .. . J. E. Pace. * 14-tf troduced the Argentine tango to upon making his dividend that he • present p a s t o r a l T w o llrya I pent of tho lalortor U, 8 . lUnd Olllca *• tlmlnwt*J*•-, Europe and America uficr he had throws it off with comparative cane., ™“ >a‘ n before the annual boptetnbrr “ I'UJtn. For Salo— One full also violin w ith studied it in South America. The Frank, meanwhile, has fallen to the '>’ot in. nutty n s p c « ADM ISSION 6 AND 10 CENTS Nolle* la hereby slvan that 8 a o u » * * leather covered case, $20.00, Cost ney ol Kolokeo, Florida, wno, oa , 1 celebrated Apache dance, which is point.where he is ready to beg, bor- better than wus m ■ MATINEE: . 1911. mad* ll«me,lead Bntry. W J $26.00. C. C. Beasley, 11th and lor NW .ij of Section 10, 1 owatWP «|*J I Tur«.t«j - Wednesday • I rliU) —Haturday performed in "T h e Quest of L ife" row or steal in order tb buy enough year. Ha t« Si E.. T*llaba>oe* Morldlss, ' Laurel. M-2tp 3:16 p.m. Night 7 p. m. Sharp was als» created by Maurice ufter ho of the drug to keep him in a con-: filed nqtlre ol intin.Ion 10 n t - 1, ■ V . ' — , Each week shows a great imprefteProof, t , 1 taVle. r l t l a to the land »Ij hud seen the crude performance In tinuous state of stupor. Betty hus mont in the new building. The tin- * For Sale—Several thousand cauli­ d'*erlb-d belor- Clir C I -c l. I . a.<loi J, I'iorlua, on ‘ ih# Lnd Joy 01 1l-2c gone to ply her trade elsewhere. ishing touches are being given the flower plants. Jonn Russell. AM ONG th e ■ ■ ■ ■ Chit-Chat of the P la y H ou ses in Sanford The Peninsular Metal Co. Jacksonville, Florida The ftoRiDAHEtAiPiioouasQi LYRIC THEATRE FREE! PROGRAM M E flNSEEDGO. <9 JACKSONVILLE. FLA. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EXCELLENT MUSIC ' For Sale— Duror Jersey Registered •took. All a im ami ages. F. F. Dutton. ,v 13-4to^— For Sale— Fine IJig Boaton- Let­ tuce plants and Kxtra Fancy Celery plants. . Burpeca': Stock. ' J.’ t ) . Hood. 13-4tc vrmber, 1916. Ctaimaal name* a* wltreaaea: It. A. NlrhoNoo, of Grb*»S\ 4. II. HudJ'r»to», ol r..a> m r w - t » y t o r r w r n ^ V .77 v-T% root. w . d a v u ^ lO Tur* ft Prl lOle ■ •- • f lb* laUHet u. 8. i-„Tom 'c... criatvUK.Vft hept- II. Noilr. la hereby «l**n that Itiown, nf Wekiea, Florida 5 h®. 16. m i , mad* *A Tatrsj For Sale— Ono horse, wagon, jump (Ult 01201a, for Hi< of N E W . Section «»■ J* • h l| . 20 8. II.n*. ia, TrdUhf»*** Mtrtjjjg aeat buggy, single buggy, wagon and h u filed nolle, of Intention to tna* buggy harness, plow and Plante Jr. year Proof to aalahtUi « » » > ■ * • }>« g a above described. before Clerk ClrfU "jl f ,1 cultivator. All in good shape. Bar­ ■t Hanford. Florida. on tb. 9«h __ gain if sold at once. Call or write Notambai, 1916. Claimant name* »a •Ra*J***{. to Keystono Poultry Yards, LongE. A. Iluih, of Wahlwa. , , 0,„ ! . i (u wood. Fla. 13-4tc J: S: For' Sale— New 2 hp. engine and force pUmp, $26 cash. See Mrs. Beckaton, Ft. Reed or address Box 176, Route A, Sanford. 13-2tp PROGRAM A T T H E STA R Friday— Maurice and Florence Walton in-"The Quest, of L ife" in which the latest dancing crazes are in­ troduced. ’ . Saturday— Pearl White in "Hazel Kirke” also "T h t Secret of the Submarine" M o n d a y — Theodore Roberta in "Anton, tho Terrible" Tuesday— Mabel Taliaferro irf "G od’s Half Acre" also First Episode of the exciting serial rntitled "Tho Grip of E vil" mS * .. w j s j v . t s r g i f » RtfltM*. ft ni-lfce For Salo—60,000 cauliflower plants.. R. B. Monroe. 12-tfc SpeclafMatineeI)ail]:at3:16 Admission Always5-lfV I r* ». m. JACKIft 8AUNDEU8 In "T U X a R IP OF EVIL” Paths. • * * , * * The First Episode will be Shown Tuesday at the Star In Addition to the Regular Program * •j •• • • • • • . . For Sale— Strawberry plants, $2.00 PILE REMEDY per thousand F. O. B. Lake M ary. C. A .'Farin a, Lake Mary, Fla. * is a scientifically prepared pa.Vt« in tubes for proper use; sj>° _ • 1l-4tc lor internal use in aame package^ by ua For Sale— Pony road cart 'and edy which y6u can uae on its merits. Aak ua. Bold only 1000 "some orange trees. "Address 60c and $1.00. • r . C BO^ER* i Box 224A Sanford. U -6 tp �October «, n i 6 THE SANFOBD HERALD BREAT CATCH BY HOY » Performed Marvelous S While With Washington. With Two Out and Two on Bas •Dummy" Ran Back and Made Miraculous Play on Ball'That Had Earmarks of 8afe H it * Moat of Ua Know Him. turned about. and new races and new traditions bare succeeded those gi«M old tiny*. And. Hoy, the man, why .never "kicked1 himself out of a garni/, for obvious redans, bad about panned from local recollection. Hut It was a trent chtch. And even at this remote day It servra to bring bnck some o f the jouthful enthusiasm o f one of Its beholders.” Each Jnficlder Has P ill. and Chases a Base Runner. ne of Most Humorous Situations Ever Witnessed on Baseball Field —•Umpire Finally Straight- • * ened Things Out. BATTING SLUMP OF M’INNIS “ Do man dat says dar ain’t Ho scch thins aa luck." said Undo Ebon, "la do kind o f man dat takoa credit fob men­ tal auperlorlty when bo ketches do moa nah." Business* Change. + Hualncaa la not nearly ns sociable aa It wna when tho rnluo o f a B ates man was estimated Inrgely by blsabll ity to toll funny stories. SA V E Nickel For First Time In Yeaftf Average of Athletics' First Baseman Is Way Below .300 Mark. A baseball fan doesn’ t hnve to be tery old to recall nu agile outfielder named Dummy Hoy, - who turned One o f the baseball mysteries of the triples and home-runs Into outs for'it season has been the batting slump of number o f yenm while wearing tho Stuffy Mclnnts. For five son sons the livery o f tlu? Washington. Cincinnati Athletics' best tmsciimn lias been a and Louisville teams of^ the Nutiuual paragnn for consistent bitting. Henson In and spason out he tins blitted above A t the start o f the American league the JUKI mark, nlwnys around tho sntne he was with the White Sox u short figure*. H e halted JWt In 1010, .IJ21 In . time, but he was then old. ns baseball 1011, .321 In 1912,'.JKTl In 1018, .314 In ages go, nmt he noon vanished from 1 0 1 pud .31-1 In 1013— n rerun rkoblu the'sport page altogether. Whitt became o f the deaf mute, who had to have the umpire's decisions ou balls nnd strikes relayed ' to him by sign lunguage by a cuncher on llrst base? - * Tfre Tlme*-Stnr o f Cincinnati an­ swer* the question la an edltorlul, which Is well worth reprinting: "Much has been written how* en­ countering a faded flower In an old volume calls forth youthful recollec­ tions, how a forgotten perfume will conjure up d vision o f someone of years ago. how n strain of music vi­ brate* with u memory deep’ In the re­ cesses o f the mind. Hut things other than flowers, perfumes nnd music can resuscitate other days. The uume of an almost forgotten hall pluyer will do It. “The other day we rend of-W illiam Hoy, n .farmer near Mount Healthy, attending-funeral .services and translat­ ing a hymn for his fellow deaf mutes, i It was ’Dummy’ Hoy, former National j league ball player. The mention of j his nams brought' hack the memory of j probably the greatest catch ever made 1 at the Clurlnnntl park, years ago, '< when the-wooden grandstand w as eltu -1 ■ted in the present position o f th e 1 right-field bleachers. Hoy was play­ ing Center -field for Washington. It was the final Inning o f a tie game thnf had been dragged on Into twilight. I With two out and two on base* n lied batsnmn hit the ball far over Hoy's 1 head. Somehow In the.gntherlng dusk j Iloy accomplished the miraculous.' With his exceedingly nlert eyes he had divined the course o f the ball, nnd with a whirling somersault succeeded tn gelling one hand on it. “The catch was a. tradition o f the Cincinnati park for years, and was the cause of Hoy's release being pur­ chased the next season from Washing­ ton. Ilut now the park'- lias been makes this wonderful writing machine yours— but a small first payment. ‘ John It. Krll*rha’v, IMrndant To John It. Kellarnal., Nia'tville, Trnn.: You «ill take nolle* that you l l « brr»b> teqvircd to appear lo the bill ol complaint filed In Ibia rauaa, whereto you arc mad* parly defendant, on Mo.day, tha 6 th day Kit November, A. I>. IMS. failure to do ao will ca e* .aid blit to be labs aa rnnleatrd. It I. further ordrrrd tbit thi. citation be publi.hrd in thr Fanfird Herald, a news­ paper pnblUhe-d In Sanlotd. S.minol* roun* “ You might not believe this,” says Spcns. “ but I’ve got ••rend clippings to provo It. It happened In 1*06 tn the Pennsylvania and Ohlolcmgue. I * m playing with ManatStil, and Doe J|. llipypi. ww~l-------- *~*' * ----- ‘ — Halley, ♦*-" “ M-M;i‘ Vf-fl|P*,,*flT, Tir**1!'*1* " ; V e l « • Wltnrsa my hand and aoal cl aald court at waa dotihrTEo pttchfng ft»r-aa. 'Our Sanford, SamlnoU rounly, Florid*. tfila tha opponents had na beaten, about 40 to • 37lh day ot September, A. I). 1016. (.ra il K. A. DOUGLASS, when one of them hit a ball and Clerk oT Circuit Court, Savonth Judicial ■lammed It down the right field fool Ciicuit ot Flcrlda, Seminole County. • 12-Frl-Ste line. The umpire threw tn another ball, aud he knocked It foul again. la d r o l l C o u rt, Seventh J u d ic ia l d r o l l . H rm in u lr C o a i l f . Florida. I n C h a a ir r y Then he hit ono at ma tn left, and Jo* Cam.ion and ,C. M. U a l i aftor breaking my neck to keep U Company, a Corporation, sur­ from rolling Into tho next state, I er,.or. tu VanDrman & Lewis Company, a corporation got It and threw It In to the plate, vi. Citation Sun I. Mims and Ptylon V. only It hit tho grandstand Instead, Mini. "W ell, In 'tho meantime, the hold­ To Hu L. Mims and I’rjton-V. Mims, H o i'denro Unknown. ers had recovered the foul balls and ll appearing try affidavit filed heroin that the shortstop had one running a man thr rc.idrnrr ot you and rsch of you la un­ known and that thrrr It r.o person In thr down between second and third, and stair of Florida, Ih* ssrvlcr ot a subpoena tho second bnacinan had tha other upon stsin would tind you tha raid Sue L. and Payton V. Mima. trying to catth a man between first Mim. And It appearing from said affidavit that and second. The catcher was chasing you and each ot you ara over thr at* of tho ball I threw In. It looked like a twenty on* ytars; ' Ihvrrtora. |t i* ordrr*d that you. Sue L. tiro In a Chinese lpundrV the way Mrfc« anti Payton V. Mimt, appear lo I hr everybody was running around. 1 ■h e r entitled cause or. or heiota Ihtr 4th day ol Itorrtrfber, 1910, or Ih* blit cl com­ wna almost sick from laughing out plaint In raid cause will be taken a. conatilnsl both u( you. there In left fldld. I !• further oidrred that this order be ” T lio umpire eventually ruled tho published in the Be. fold lletald, a news­ foul balls out of plays nnd held that paper published In F* vlnoir county, FlolIds. onir a week for eight wrrks. tho ball 1 threw pi tho grandstand Witness my hand as clerk ot the Circuit was tho right one. Hat Hint docs not Court, S«*e th Judicial Circuit. Seminole r> u n i t . Florida, on thi. th* 29th day of change tho tael that there were throe Sept rnber, 1916. o ra l K. A D O U G LA S S . l a. » In play all : t one time." Send for Complete Cat­ a l o g a n d P e n n y P n y f H qn Pennies Printing Company AGENTS Sanford, Florida Clerk Circuit Court. Seventh Judicial Circuit, Sc mitral* Co., FI*. TH E U N I V E R S A L C A R IS-Frl-lOlc . natural Gift. Now cornea somebody telling ua that debates should bo eliminated from female colleges. Oh, let ’em alone. It la a natural gift, aa Riun know who have married noitcollege girls.— Hous­ ton I'Oflt. Cleaning Hair Brushes. To wash brushes uml ettmbs put a teaspoon fill uf atnmonlu Into a basin of hot water nail dip the brush up and down in it, letting tho comb re­ main in ttm water for a few minutes. Afterward rinse In cold water. In 1he Coinly Judge's Caurt. Seminole Coanly, Hurt ■ To Henry Fetch,, Mamie Futeh. Lee Futch Sadie Futch, Lovtry. Futch and Katie Mae Futch: Metier la hireby (Ivan that t *h(U nn the 30th day ol October,' ISU6. apply to tho Judge o f 'tha above named-court, at hi* of­ fice In Sanford. Florid*,'lur an order to take possession ol and self th* rial r.tal* ot Haile Futch d< crated, tor the purpose t( psyirt th* debts «| her estate. At which tine and place you are reunited tr be and appear lufore the said county judgi and • ho* cause. If any you have, why said order should not be granted Dated Sanford, Florida, 8<ptrmber 16th. 191G. New Prices Aug. 1, 1916 The following prices for Ford cars will bo effective on and after August.lflt, 1916. C h a s s i s ............. $325.00 Runabout - - - . 345.00 Touring Car - - 360.00 Coupelet. - - - - 505.00 Town C a r .................... 595.00 S e d a n ......................... 645.00 HENRY FUTCH: Adminlitrator. I 2-Fri-Stc I tn < Ircull ( ' m l , -Sc, cnlh Judicial ( I n oil ' j Seminal* County, Itaitili In t hanerry Virginia Catullus « hrmlral Co., a Corporation doing bu.lt.,. in th* Mai. (f Fjoilda, Complainant II, V.aI tf,' v ■"L*tV r . jnraTwf?.iwTiIrv, V. ,r* ' f Why Multiplied Thousands Choose the Chandler OTHING has been added to the price and nothing taken from the car to compensate for thp higher production cpsts o f the Chandler Six. « N *- • Before the prices asked for other cars were marked up, Chandler was the first choice o f thousands o f careful buyers. It is not to be wondered at, therefore, that with distinct price advaritage added to distinct mechanical superiority, the Chandler is first choice today of multiplied thousands. Chandler sales for theygflrJ.91fi.arfl M^i\inga new~big~reeord~for fiiglTgrade sixes. • . In the midst o f extravagant dolma for new and uncertain theories, the Chandler Motor, refined and perfected through three year* o f development, remains free from any hint of experimentation. And Chandler bodiae ara the moot beautiful of tha year. Seven-Passenger Touring Car Four-Passenger Roadster a B. dsTsUndl IF. Come Now For Y O U R Chandler W. A. STRINGFELLOW AGENT, O F F IC E B. .& O. M O T O R C O M P A N Y * * F. O. B. DETROIT * ' Wm. G, Aldridge. Jrrom. It. Citation lifer M.ii Company, * Corporaj lion, Hrutn Itilrhry A Company,, a l ot pt ration, lark., D a ,I. A j Company, a Corporation, J A. j I'atlvn and J. C. Patten, <n. I partneii, doing bu.lnr*. »• t hat, 'anon.a Medicine Company, n ith, K lin * A French Company, a * Coiporation, All*. K. Hill, , -* I rcutiD ol Ih. ..take tf W. J. ■ J llill, deceased, Motitag llruth*r*. j-* Cot p< rati, n and Citt. ll Per* nald hardware Company, a Cot-' I oral ion, Defendant.. ' Tn |he IXIrndant*. J'lomr It. Rlc» Bred Compary, a Corporation. Ilrurfi Ritchey A Company Corporation. Parke. Davis A t amiu:y a t o!|orslioti, J. A, Pattrjt and J. C. Putin, co-partner*, doing buafneaa aa Chattanooga M.dJrine Company, Smith, hllnn and Frin-h Company, a t'orporallon, , and Montag llrother-. a t nporation. 11 apiprarlng tfo:n th* affidavit duly fitrd in tha ibq, * nu>c by, eoujml Jar l.anl, that it K-Thi M i l l f of adi.nt that th* dolendahla, Jerome ll. lit** Seed Cbmtniti), ■l cor, oration, TIritxc, - 1likctii'. *-XorJaoatvon, - t ’trtF: P l t f , 7, Company, a corpoiation, 1 J. A. Patten and J . C . Patten, eo-plrirter* j doing Lualnev. a« Chattanooga Medicine | Company, Smith, Kiln# A- French Com, pany, a corpoiation and Moo.lag tiro*.,* a corporal ion are re.idhnta at a .tat* or eountr nthcrathan the stale nl Florida; that tha place ol r**ldenc* and addrtaa ot aald defendant, arc a* folio*,*; • b iS O v • rp h is “ small’change,” which otherwise ^ might “slip through your fingers," will mount up monthly and easily meet thfe payments on a brand-new OLIVER Typewriter— the regular $100 machine. Tm™nJ7w York City, N .w York, Ilmen 'tllrhey A Company, a corporation. New Y >rk City, New York. I’ark*. Davit A Company, a rorpotatlntr, haw York City, New York, J.' A. Patten and J. O. Patten, co-partnera, doing butln*** a* Chattanooga Medicine Company, Chattanooga, Trnn/****, Smith, Kline A French Company, a corporation, Philadelphia, I'.nraylvanla, and Monlag llrothera. a corporation, Atlanta, Gtorgia; Georgia: Jthat the said defendant* are over th* age ol | twenty on* year*, and that there la no per• . i n in th* state of Florida, the service of I a subpoena uponMrhom would be binding upon said defendant* or Any ol them; th. rrfor*, you. Jrc.m* 11. Rice Seed Com­ pany, a e rporatlon, Brurr., R-trhry, A Com­ pany, a *i rporatlon. Parka, Davit A Com­ pany. a Corporation, J. A. Patten an 1 J. C. Pat­ ten, cc-psrti era, doing bu'lntaa aa Chattanooga Modleita Company, Smith Kllr* A French Ccmpany, a corporation and Montag Bro­ ther*. a corporation, are oidrred to appear to Ih. blit ol complaint duly filed In this cau*e. on Monday, tha fith . day of Npvember. A. t>. 1916, a rule day of this rourt. It U further ordered that this nolle* be published in th* Sanford Herald, a news­ paper, published In Benlntla county, Flor­ ida, o n e • week tor tour consecutive weeks. Wit nr** my hand a. clerk ol th* Circuit Court, liemloots- xauagy-. Ptot1d»7_t>« fhl* th* 29lh day ol September, A. D. 1916. (*••■) E. A. DOUGLASS, Clrik ot tha Circuit Court, S*v»nth Judl- clal Circuit, Bomlpol* Co., Fla of tha ownenhio, management, circulation, at*., ot the Sanford Harold, publUh.il ■«miweekly at Sanford, Florida, tailored by Act ol Auguat 24. 1911: Editor, R. J. It tty, Sanford, Fla. Managing Editor, same. Bualnota Manager. W. M. Haynes. Banlord, Fla. Publl«b*rs, The Herald Frlnllbr-Co. Banlord. Fla. Owner*, holding t par cent or moro ol tho capitol stock: It. J. Ilolly, Sonlord, Fla. G. W. Klnahan. Colorado Spgs., Colo. Thwe prices ure positively guaranteed against any reduction before August 1st, 1917, but theru is no guarantee against nn advance in price at any time. C. F. W I L L I A M S Agent E D W A R D H IG G IN S ’ Salesman 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 in g Windsor Elaster FLORIDA “ SANFORD BIG CROP BILL SAYS: "Some powerful good reading in that little boolet about Blowers Ground Limestone. Nothing fancy about it. Just plain facts. Did mo a lot of good first time I read it. Good thing for every grower to have. Get one from the Blowers fqjks." Send today for Blower* Booklet. It contain* Informwt^n „ Mpful to many gnrwern. Sampi* ot Blower* Gtownd BLOWERS LIME & PHOSPHATE a IX It-308 OCALA. FLA S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO A 2 5 c W a n t A d . in T h e Herald w ill R ent Y o u r H o u se dFor You �_ , & >v ; . . - i «: ft SCH’JLTE HAS UNIQUE RECORD Safi/ practical J %me dress Staking] Sissons. Prepared BptciftHy for This Newspaper • PAGE SEVEN TH E SANFORD HERALD «, m * Veteran Chicago Outfielder Haa Been Bon.shed From Game but Once in Ten Yean. ^WTTV By Pictorial Review A ttra c tiv e Model for College Wear 8 * A io ins NO. 11514 color. Mode o f blua rrrpe OforgettB, however, the undcrblduM will K|vo splcuilitl wear. Tin,, skirt is cut iti two pieces ami cathead at the aides. It is the slightly circular pcpluni ad­ justed at the aides in raised elTe.jt that ' is trimmed with braid put on in fan­ cy design. Tho two bandf at the lowor edge o f tho skirt nro stitched on In plain ciTcet and’may he omitted, if desired. GtJG4 A rrrttr princess costumo for the eelifje girl's wardrobe, carried out is Use sergo trimmed with sou I ache bniJ is the modish shades o f blue ss I red. * Thf girl who is planning things pretty and practical for her academic (Vnr i.t r ones In medium sire the costumo requires 3H yanl* 51-inch serge, 1% yard 30inch crepe tieiirgetto and 7 yards of braid; Tho lining requires yard o f material. There are no long or tedious scams in the dress, ns the cutting guide shows. The front and back goro and the back and bnek gore are laid on a lengthwise fold o f the serge, -elintinnting seajns hero. Both styles of eulTs are shewn to the left of section “ F " , placed on n lengthwise thread. Above these are pincod tho side front o f tho waist anil the piecing. To tho right 1of section “ F " and in Iho epaco Intervening between sections " F " and **(1 " nro Inld tho slenvo, pcplum nnd side back, on a lengthwise thread. The collar U placed on a lengthwise fold of the serge. Of course, if the sleeves nnd collar are made of contrasting material, the snm^ directions are used to place tho pattern ‘ Into propfr position — The material for the lilting I s 'folded in half, tho hack being laid on a length.wise fold nnd the front on a length­ wise- thread. As gnbnrdlno shares favor with sorgo for suits that nro practical.nnd dressy, it may bo used for this model. Taffeta or* satin instead o f braid may ornament tho lower edgo of tho skirt. Sleeves, so far ss may bo gleaned at this date, nro less formidable than had been feared. Whero tho material frank Schulte, tho votcran Chicago ntitfleliler, hnit n unique record lu base­ ball. He has only been put out of tho prime jjy au umpire onco In ton years, nchufto would noL have been banished t ton except for tho fact that Umpire l inneran tulsunderstood him. Tho In­ cident occurred in 1912. _____ Hchnlnrwas at bat. facing a situa­ tion where lie wan suftposed to hit at any hall that cams within reach. Ho fouled off two nnd was In the hole. r^ rrrr U i Trees and Plants Must Have Phosphates It’s Not in the Soil, It’s in NATURSOWN Each tree in every jjrove and each plant in garden t*r field must have a certain amount of phosphorus, t ’itrus and vegetable growers know this statement to he a fact. Most sml-. are deficient in phosphurus, therefore, the, plant foot I muv he. supplictl. The ,t|£cstion is which Uk_Uiv^tu>r.t-rftk-irnt—aTTrf- rcotifiihicaT~mctheri. NATURSOWN Supplies A ll Needs A few years ago the grower or farmer had hut one recourse— the commercial, product known as acid phosphate. Twdav. however, persistent enterprise and im{trovcdjuqcjiiuery have brought about the reduction of raw phosphate to-particles so line that tile farmer can do his own acidulating in the soil, . — X A T l ’ Rjsf )\V.\ is a high grade |diosj)liatc, which, because of its thorough pul­ verization and its .'12 per cent phosphoric acid content, provides trees and plants with all the phosphorus required. Growers Have Obtained Results lu experiments made at the Maryland experiment station, it was found that raw phosphate produced higher total acreage yields than acid phosphate, and qt 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 Others have secured big results with N A T t ’ KSOW N. Sold in bags— State fertilizer tag attached. Examine the aru lysis. Our booklet is full of convincing facts. for a copy today. W rite w mm m- mi If! K Frank Schulte. HifliilllM1:!! p I Tim lillchpr then nerved up a iihnrp breaking curve, and ho let It g<> by for tho third strike. Frank waa bo mad at himself that ho pounded on the plato with his hat, breaking it In two. • Umpire Flnnuran thought Schulte wan trying to indlcnto that ho had called n had third atrlko. and put him out of tho game. . .. G esaieKscot -Li >n twe wardrobe hat designed especially for ter this prioress costumo o f blue mg* tfimiut- 1 with blue and red -silk braid. Tto ilress easily can bo worn sll Kinui ' v changing tho underblnsic, if it is in white or n deliento flctoiUl Jcview Costumo N’ o, 6854. 'hxi tt U allows they often havo considerable fultiuss, but nut of tho mutton leg variety, and tho fooling for Russian and Movcn Ago lines will probably steer us safAlv kwnv. from that mon­ strosity for tho time being. Kir.es, 1(1 to 18 years. Fricc, 15 cents. Sasu P ra ctica l . Siome dress Staking Sgssons n > TO I I1 J ' Instrument hoard, shotPtng g o ratine gatin’-, elevtnc dashhght, speedom eter, n V ctrir s ta llin g and ligh tin g plugs and am m eter A r r o w p oin tn t o nru> a n d im provm d wirtJshiatd Upper h alf overlapt lower half A b solu tely rain -tig h t Prepared Especially for This Newspaper ~T~ by Pictorial Review Among the New Blouse Models. ing to position nndrrnenth lower edge for a stay. Heiv standing collar to neck edge an notched: Urge "O " perforation In collnr indicates center-frout. • Then tuck tho front of the qntcr — blouse. nTlIIn# on slot perforations, and stitch Ik itch from edges; or, gather tho spate, i f this treatment is preferred to tucks. . Undcrface front edge of front, nnd tab end. Cloke undrr-artn nnd shoul­ der scams ns notched, tint her lower edge o f front and hack between doubto " T T " perforations, and 2 Inches alcove. Bring single “ T " perforation in tab to . small “ o " perforation and tack. f Hew collnr to neck edge, notchel and center-backs evfn. * Arrange outside on lining, centcrtmeks nnd under-nrin srains even; ‘ stitch gathers to position bringing largo “ O" perforating in tab end over largo "O " perforation in lining front. . Fepluin — Close eentcf-back seam •^on** that will appeal to both from largo “ O” perforation to lower f lH ia a i M S l i (M iuae u.a&743 ra*«rou and maid is this de*il 1la *,antT color crepe Georgette i,. , **• The tab fronts may bo oat* >“ *! with sat In. RIoch* are. prettier than usual this of **’ ** Wrl* n" “ «"> numerous. Oua ,lf ,,IC new design# is ,,, ^7 ^r»\ fashioned of crepe GeorgTh» w*1*1 *n” ‘ Bn<* "birring. wilst may 1ms either lurked or j. - »» wnne over­ over»t lor the roouiucr*. shoulders, while » *Jjf V-shaped nevk la a flare col®*. gauae. Anything daintier to find *hlrrT® "l«>rc« would be hard i***»**••-«■ -------------</t **»,»**. wear u o t erlge, finish edges nUive for an open­ ing. Gather iipimt edge between’ douhle ••TT" perforations. Sew to lower edge of waist, cenler-ffOOta and centerhacks even, small "o’’ perforatlou at 4 ."^um also tho blouse requires underarm seam. Short Sleeve—Close seam as notched. laik afi5®,iDt‘h witl1 % l’111' 1 S®* wi.i . * " m* yards Uce 8 Inches Turn hem at lower edge on small “o" w'de to trim. • • perforatloua. From ahlrml tucks, creasing on crosslines of slot pfrforaW|fM?re to do any thing tlons: gather ^4 Inch from folded edges fan, lhi,* " l« t . « W careand draw to the'required aiie. Sew In , The» lake tbe underbody ami armholo aa notched, small "o " perfora­ J r** 11 «* thst It cau be fitted to avoid tion at shoulder avatu casing in any full.tJ’V* *be waist proper. Trim J r J re"} «nd back of tbe underlxxly nesi. w Woulin^ wi o( sumii , m-u -„ o 0„ pcriornuonv. p „ fornUonK> v As the season advances, designers come out more snd more boldly lu abotp r . L f.not: f ! 0,n ^ront edgo to favor of vjwu open .. coMars—that fectUt *’* ck> t0 ’ Wt e f,.,u r VI ........... -Is collars feet. , , lfUI,i f funt ’ *and back at lowi% —polling up against the neck In the back, I*T\% nu 1 W|dHf -*TT on comtpoD i*nrN»srwvmding lIeia^ liest a«v In ia fpflflL but moderatrly 1low In II the front, •wall am. Perforations- ,0 0 0 0 umterbut moderately low in the. front aa norm* notched. Tnrn ■nd k shnnlder team scam as Wide, plaited frills, pne or two drop­ ping or n o t c h , . . V *rm,t pdge of front, at ptng away from-the front tnc deep ticcp collar, cm . . . to —the ■ sides in fichu effect, •(!•■ attached ______ ' r?‘ 0 "* Adjust .-Inch belt- have returned to favOr.% r -toHst Review Pinnae No. C745. BUet 34, 3<t, 40. 42, 44 end *40 Inches Mrs. Grace E* W illiam s Millinery Store A rrow shows old and new spring construction. New springs m uch longer and m ore flexible W id er and longer seats and deepes Cushiont, as Indicated by arrow. A X W E L L M o t o r C a r s a r e n o w e q u ip p e d w ith a n e w a n d i m p r o v e d w i n d s h i e l d , s t ill lo n g e r a n d m o r e f l e x i b l e s p r in g s , w id e r s e a t s , d e e p e r a n d s o f t e r c u s h i o n s , d a s h li g h t , • g a s o lin e g a u g e , a n d o t h e r e q u a lly Im p o r t a n t r e f i n e m e n t s . M T o the generous value heretofore present in the M axw ell product, these extra Im ­ provem ents have now been added. T h is is In line w ith the M axw ell policy— so w id e ly a d v e r t is e d — n o t to c h a n g e the M ax w ell in a n y essential detail, b u t to c o n t in u e im p ro v in g it so th at it w ill always,b a a -sta n d a rd , recognized product, con stan tly ab reast of the best practices of tho in d u stry. N o t w i t h s t a n d i n g th e s u p e r la t iv e a n d s o m e t im e s c o n fu s in g c la im s th a t are m a d e In b e h a lf o f various autom obiles, we restate o u r sincere conviction th at Maxwell M otor Cara offer more real value per dollar than any other car in the world. T h is too, is the belief o f the. th ousands and thousands of ’M axw ell o w n e rs. And these beliefs are supported by actu al a n d tan gible fnqts. W e a c t u a lly know thut w ithin the entire history of th i»a u t o m o ­ bile business, no m otor car— in a n y claw ** or at any price— has equalled the M axw ell in honest d o lla r -fo r-d o lla r value. A nd if you will exam ih e a M axw ell, ride In It, com pare It w ith other cars, consider Its splendid record, rep utation a n d past perform ances, you too, will know it. C all or phon e for a d em o n stratio n . SEMINOLE CO UNTY GARAGE « . 115 M A G N O L IA A V E N U E F. O. B. . D E T R O I T Deferred Payments I f Desired •n'l �October q. lots THE SANFORD It EHALT) PAGE FOUR THESANFORD HERALD Hi I Hfll I Y Mdtm f W. M. HAYNES. BoalneM Manager THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY a t n u o u r n o N p r ic e , in ad vance ORB TEAR............. ... ..............................* E l l M ONTHS................................' . . . . . . While many papers are tearing their paper shirts over the various candidates we are not losing any sleep over any of, them. We have torn our last garment in the interest of any politician. When they get an office they, ignore the newspaper man entirely and hereafter they can all go south and grow up with the Everglades for all we care. After a man is elected to office and you have lost friends ^>nd business supporting him you ennnot even get a reply to an ordinary business letter from him. people- They butt In every time a three wrrc-probabiy tired of hU nibs, primary la held and do'all the talk- Hon. Noel A. M itrheli.^-J.aknlaniJL that ia raised and then go back on their solemn oath to support "the Democratic nominee and vote the Republican ticket. They should bo made to stand by their obligation or kicked out of the ptol)*: "The next legislature that emasculates the Bry­ an primary law should have a elapse stating ttial separate tickets for all (forties be printed for tho geheral eWtiorr amt when the voter walks up to vote in November he would he handed a ticket that corresponded witli his oath taken in the June pri­ mary and it would be impossible for him to flop over to the Republicans. A BANK’S VALUE FA R M E R S ’ DAY To the community is measured, not by the amount of money.owed to its de­ positors. but by the manner in which their funds are used. If boarded up under plea of conservatism and used only to pile up profits for its stockholders, it Li as useless to the community as any miser. D ay" in Florida, the proclamation. designating Friday, October 13 ns such day. Tho gov­ ernor’ s proclamation ,is ns follows: Whereas, the Florida legislature at its Inst session recognizing the great importance of agriculture and Us Inestimable value to the very life and permanency of our state and the nation, and ns a well merited and deserving tribute to our, farmers, set aside und designated a certain (Tay-in each year as u legal holiday to be known ns Farmers' Day, and; I If loaned to its customers, upon approved security, and to all the taxpayers through purchase of the communities' bonds, it is doing its duty and exem­ plifying its right to be called a “ financial” institution. ,, \ye graht every man a perfect right to his own opinions and his political preference, but we have no patience with the traitors to the party, be* they Republicans, Demo­ crats, Prohibitionists or whnt not. 1 * * , * | If a man wishes to change his poli­ Whereas, It is proper that all citi­ tics he should change in the pri­ zens Imbued with public spirit and maries or not at ull. A real Re­ with regnrd for the future advance­ publican has no wiNh to mix up in' ment of our state and our country, a Democratic primnry and certainly ns well as for the material interest of no real Democrat cares to attend or the particular section in which they become party to a Republican con­ live,.should be zealous and untiring vention. The voter should be n in the promotion of all movements man or n mouse and get in his class .to benefit our varied agricultural, T H E G E O R G IA W A Y The democracy of Floridn may learn a lesson from the primary syster in vogue in our-sister state of Georgia. On Tuesday there was an enthu­ siastic, old-time Democratic conven­ tion held at Macon, Ga. This 'convention nominated a tic­ ket and enunciated u platform. tV4WTYnilB nusiwlja. SANFORD, FLORIDA CVM. HAND 0. L TATLOR F. L WOODRUFF Vlce-Prs»l«Unl Cashier group (s preparing a doctrinal pro­ gram, to which visitors will be cor­ dially welcomed. Oct. ISIh— Anniversary o f the Baptist Church The Baptist church of Sanford will be 32 years old on the 10th of October. The present- pastor will be three years old as such on that day. The deacons and trustees are ar­ ranging for an all day service. AH the friends and members of the church are’ now urged to make plans to attend this celebration. horticultural and trucking indus­ tries, and; Whereas, It is desirable that Farmers’ D ay become generally ob-, served and celebrated throughout the state, and that appropriate pub­ lic assemblages be planned at which proper recognition shall be extended to our farmers, and encouragement offered to these of our citizens who (jiorm the basic strength^ of the na­ tion's. economic greatness, its prog­ ress and power, nnd whi are potent factors in the political and Bocial life of our republic; Suitable programs are being -ar­ ranged which will be announced at u later time. Remember the tim e— ThirdJSund a y .. Date, Oct. 15th. ’ . The candidates nominated were those who had already been selected in a primary by the people; the plat­ form simply defined Democratic prin­ Now, therefore. I, Park Trammell, ciples und policies. governor o( the state o l Florida, do There was enthusiasm of the old hereby publish and proclaim FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13. 1916 time Democratic sort and when the deleVates returned to their various F A R M E R ’S D A Y homes they carried great waves- of this enthusiasm with them.. and respectfully call upon and urge (W H IT E ) Hair Cut S h av e'' - Children 15 and Tonic - M assage Shampoo - * - 25c Singe 25c - - - 25c 15c 20c 10c Geo. H. Tomlinson NEXT TO FIRE STAT1QN Palmetto Avenue *• W o r t h W h ile Quotation, “Judge not thy friend until thou itandcst In his place."— Selected. W ATCH THAT W A N T AD The convention unities; it heals sore spots; it hinds up the wounds indicted in the primary skirmish; it makes the pathway to political duly smooth. i the people of Florida to arrange for the celebration of said day in a man­ |lier appropriate to” nnd cOmmensurI, ate with the importance of such day,And suggestion is made that picnics It .would do the same thing in and general meetings he had in the Florida were we to adopt the Geor­ several communities of the state for gia system <>f primary nominations. trie purpose of promoting the proper |and general observance of the day. Here the Democratic cohorts have In testimony whereof, 1 have here­ not been together in convention in unto set my hum! a n d .caused the o ve r’ sixteen years. We arc* becom­ 1 great seal of the state of Florida to ing strangers to each other und in our intercourse as strangers are be­ he affixed at Tallahassee, the capital, coming suspicious one of the other. ] this the 30th dny of September, SCARED CAT Soon after landing in Florida a prominent Ia!!.i iv-ee ittira-n in­ formed us o' mpt ft political crooked­ ness in the state, and Invited us to watch a certain state office We put only watched but ins» -ligated, and the dl.-» lo-urt - were enough li) dis­ gust af\ htua-ft t ittzt-n. The polit­ ical turn m November will '-lean itot^t and it wifi be greatly to the ben­ efit and good name of Florida.’ 1 ell a has »ce Dem ocrat. * if .Mm know »o much,’ why in the summer breezes don't you tell h*aml nut —Leap -u<e- in susnrrM- ttt TmiF U -iA L .-H l- V - WITHOUT’ PRIDE" While wi ri.ink enough of our word u L'.-mccrat to go. lo*th e polls a:.d vote for the nominee (or gove. or, win then i; be Mr. Knott or AS v'att . we -halt not be proud to i 11 ’ .i ; t ufir.p. * us to cast that vote : the man who used the "fihh’lli . ijdthvt'* on the public platform, in the. presence of good women at Gainesville. # * \yhy*not have the primary and convention, both? W hy not seek out a VM-thod th;»t will give coher­ ency to our estranged Democratic particles ’ There * i« widespread dissatisfac­ tion with the workings of our pres­ ent primary, law- and the-nett legis­ lature is sufe to repeal ft altogether for. a simpler form or tear it to pieces so that its parents will never recognize it. Why not enquire into the Georgia plan? in that state, as we understand the -law.— the Democratic rtarnifs to te f.»r their several candidates for particular offices, and each county has u .certain number of delegates who at a -later datc-nUrml ,<lfllaconvention and’ carry ouT the wishes of the voter «s expressed in the pri­ mary. -. the Governor attest . Clay Crawford, Secretary of State H r virttm of th e authority vest et in me as mayor, i .hereby proclaim the week of Oct. 9 as Clean Up Week und admonish all of our citizens to ILiiujiuOXu in _ muluavoting —to —bring about better conditions. Given under my hand .und seal this 3rd day of October, A. Di 1916. J. D .Davison. * There is no use longer to disguise May or, ■ the tact that the democracy of Flor­ ida. ix_uwrt~»nd--Mrrdtitg:' "T h crd ls . Progress in Moulhea.sl no well defined system of party Columbus, Ga., Oct. 4.— The In­ work, principles of democracy are being forgotten through neglect of dustrial Index say*s in Us Issue for their .'repeated enunciation. . Tw o this week:' men fail- to see and hence to appro-' “ September exports from the port ate the principles' for which the of Savannah, Ga., amounted to ap­ parly stands. They are Democrats proximately $7,000,000, .which 'was in name only, and arc on the point the heaviest for'm a n y months. of asking that old question, “ What’s “ A gain of $34.217,60$ was made in a name?” in the September clearings o f 'banks It is also not a matter of pride for the state that a man who can con­ tend (or the highest olfice in the land either with success or great nearsucceas, so conducts himself in pub­ lic that his own attorney feels called Frequent conventions made up of Atlanta, Ga., as compared with upon to apologize for him to the su­ of the best brains of the party and the total of .September of last year. preme court of tHe same state. the frequent threshing out of state , '."Clearings of banks'o('Colum bia, We cun never respect such lack of qgcs^Uk^s, wcmld''firing llfftfldcratB S. C., for September reached a new breeding,, sqcblada.uL goodi wtanArs, who) are now- estranged together as high figlure, and.there was a gain of ■urthlilack ItjU^qDd Ifudgmtnt, even one body so that they could Join in 100 per cent in the September clear­ tklJugh they' should be encompassed the old Methodist hymn and apply ings of hanks, of Augusta, Ga, as in the person of the governor of the it to Democratic politics— Compared with last September. state of Florida. .We do not enter­ Wc are all u n i t e d , ______ — T h e ’ construction of more build­ tain in our own humble ha m s mmi Ail one body we7 * ings Was begun in September in who so far forget themselves. Cer­ One in faith and doctrine, Miami. Fla., than ever before In a tain! y the Mqnsion at Tallahassee One in charity. month, extensive building operations should be as exclusive as our cot­ The News commends the Georgia naving been in progress in Miami tage.— Leesburg Commercial. plan to the next legislature* of Flor­ lor, some time. ida as worthy, of careful considera­ . “ A large amount of timeber near tion.— Palatka News. PSEUD O D E M O C R A T S Jasper, Ala., has been purchased and There are many so called Demo­ will be manufactured into lumber. crats here in Sanford who take a A number of unprincipled, pope “ Sixteen corporations were formed great interest in the Democratic owned papers are harping upon the Primary election, attempting to dic­ story that Cyclone Mitclunl was in the weetc with minimum capital tate the policy of the party to us drowned out in his speech^by Catta stocks aggregating $989,500. .TpMicac are some of the Items of and then in the general election vot­ followers at Sanford, wheYKhe tried ing for a Republican presidential to speak there: T o show tluit these nfews tor the week that reflect the nominee and mayha'p for the Repub­ deliberate mis-statements are printed widespread activity and the great lican state officers. When the Dem­ to deceive th e’ public and prejudice yjlu m e of business in the southeast. ocrats of Florida arouse to the full the people, the Sanford / Herald A large amount of construction work sense of their duties as Democrats states that the story is absolutely is in progress and many contracts of and refuse to allow these pseudo false-and the Herald is not support­ importance are being awarded. W ith Democrats to vote in Democratic ing M r.C atts for governor bt|t la Ahe marketing of ita cotton and other primaries we will have gone a long simply an honest newspaper. ~"If cropa, its building operations, iteways towards p u rgin g'the party of there were any tin’ cans it would f a c t o r s running on full- time and undesirables. .We have been entire­ more than likely Ge some of M it­ some of them night and day and ly too lax in Sanford and in Sem­ chell's own crowd as that ia about with its other activities, the south­ inole county in regard * to tFese all the noise they can make and east has ndYer been busier or more Moves to Tampa Hon. ’ D. !.. Thrasher and family left this week fpr Tam pa where they will make their future home. Mr. Thrasher being district manager (or th’e Equitable Life Insurance Co. i Mr. Thrasher is a gentleman, of whom Tampa can feel proud, being a prominent, citizen of Florida for many years. Horn in Georgia Mr. Thrasher left that state for Florida while a boy and resided - at Dado City. He received bis education at Stetson U diversity and moved to Sanford eighteen years, ago to enter business. lie early became identi­ fied with tl}e\ bust ness and civic life of this city, serving two terms as^ alderman, being chairman of the, board. 4!«*- also served onn'torm as mayor of the city of banford. For five years Mr. Tnrasher was a mem­ ber of the Orange county school Flake B. Y. P. U. Notes Tho different groups of this Union arc rendering instructive programs each Sunday evening in the B .Y. P. U. room on the third floor of the Baptist Temple. Miss Marion Gove la the Captain In charge of the pro­ gram for next Sunday evening. Her Florideal Alkideal _ Seminole Represent the best known in the fertilizer w orld Send for catalog and price list Ask for spray information Wilson & Toomer Ja c k s o n v ille , F lo rid a Assurance Doubly Sure The in — .-=—. strength ■ i*— —— --of ,the ■ First National Bank lies not alone ,» its ample resources, responsible management and the recognized ability of its directorate. As a menber under the-Federal Reserve System, this In­ stitution offers to each Patron all the security of lad! vidua! integrity from within, backed by the vast National Bank­ ing System. , For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrates and Heals, Stops Pain At Once F or M an and Btftut 25c. 50c.$1. At Ail Dealers. SANFORD, FLORIDA THE FARM ER'S FRIEND �J&AGE FIVE • THEJ8ANFORD II^R A LD : in ANDABOUT THE CITY : < Little Heppeoings— Mention * of Mattera^ln B r i e f Personal Items of interest » I S#„m»r7 of !b# Sm* U ' ‘ 1 tiki SueciatL'y A n a n M fo ' 1 Hurried Herald Reader* — Mr and Mr*. Vance Dougla** Hml the baby are. visiting home folks a f,w days of this woek from Orlando where they are now residing. Woodland Park opens only Sun, 8-Frl-tf d«y»Buy your shoes at the 3-in-l Store and save money. 14-lt According to newspaper reports the price of foodstuffs this winter will go out of the reach of ordinary mortals. A Real Bargain— Seven room home and lot, Rood location. Good urmi. Monthly payments, 7 per {tnt interest. N. H . Garner. See me quick or you may lose a bar­ gain. ... , 13-4tc Ladies, before sending away for that coat suit see the new arrivals at the French-Millinery Shop. 14-le A.-1). Parrish Is back on .the job as Chief Dispatcher of the A. C. L. after an enforced absence of thirty days part of which tim e was spent in the Waycroas. H o sp ita l.. It was thought at one time he would have to undergo an operation but he la recovering sufficiently to resume his position with the railroad. Bermuda onion seod direct from Teneriffe. Call on The L. Allen Seed Co. * 13-4tc Received from N ew York todny a large assortment of pattern hats copied from imported models. At French Millinery Shop. 14-1 tc The A. C* L. is painting and var­ nishing the woodwork and otherwise burnishing up the new depot and getting ready for the winter trade. No* if they will only fix up the parkway in front of the station there will be nothing left undone to giye Sanford one of the finest sta­ tions on the A. C. L. For-Sale.— Delayed order just ar­ rived—Celery seed American and French. H. H. Chappell, Celery avenue 7-tfc Pattern hats recived a month ago all at redured prices at French M il­ linery Shop. 14-1tc Mr. and Mrs.Copelund of Kissim­ mee are new arrivals In Sanford and will probably make this city their home. They are comfortably domi­ ciled at Mrs. W. S. Baldwin's on French avenue. ■ The ladies » f .the Presbyterian church will give a series of cooked food aales. The first is to be held Saturday, Oct. 7th, at Jrwin & Giles store. Sale conducted by Circle D, Mrs. Fred Williams, chriirtnan. 13-2tp Can fit any sire, large and amall^ •n C. A- |i. Corsets at F re n ch 'M il­ linery Shop. . • 14-Uc . Despite the high cost of living Comfort Cottage has not, raised-the l»lr* and la feeding the multitude at a price that iJ cheaper than keep­ ing house. T ry one of those Sun­ day dinners. , C»e Juba Self Rising Flour for j j^lrioux lioL Biscuits ^rA t ”air^grocers. * 6-tf A large order for ladies’ coats, rouses’ and children's coats wllUnr. dye neat week at the French M il­ linery Shop. .14-ltc Hon. T, W. Lawton, county su­ perintendent of public instruction , u ln the city Wednesday on busl* new and pleasure combined. His ®any Sanford ■friends were glad to ‘ste him looking so well after a trip 10 the mountains of North CaroUna. lor delicious hot biscuits use Juba 8eH Rising Flour— A t all grocers. 6-tf Bread, fried chicken, baked beans, . a<** r“ kes, e tc .,'w ill be found at h.“ cooked food sale at Irwin & ***” • , l °te tomorrow aftarnoon. L-r— wilt Stringfcllow brought a new Overland In from Jacksonville d>ea t****1 th* ” 0W . J * J«ba Self Rising Flour for uwlcioui hot .BisculU— A t all gro-■ «•« nave you had your pair of free « » n u Oxfords at E. H. I»etera’ , °* "'oreT' Get them before It’s *0° ■*•• 14-ltc ■Ion. Sctb Woodruff » u in the > >e»terday enroute from Volusia Unty to his home in Orlando. s J i 0^J elicIou• hot Biscuits use Juba 8 " RUlng Flour— A t all grocers. 6-tf 5 ‘ . H ? oteri about the free a Oxfords, lor school children, 9 1 * 14-ltc ^e]r°n ??Uci(M“ hot hUculU use Juba RUlng Flour— A t all grocer*. Be 6’ U the W *«m.and ,ecUro your tlckot to J « l i . T V 11' 1" t.hllt >UrU th# Theatre on Saturday aftcr- rrtock,' Get your sea­ son ticket froth Red DavU. Use Juba Self Rising Flour1 for delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro ­ cers. • • cut W O M AN ’S CLUB last year from their rhnirmnn,* who. is also their leader this year that 1 ■feel little I could s a y -would half tell of the capabilities of M rs. Philips. MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMS Woman's Club * The Music department is indeed "Power is the great goal of ambi­ I n Receiving every week N ew G oods— Lhtest 300 flairs men's blue serge pants tion, and it is only through a noble fortunate in having such a capable at tfer 3-in-l Store. U -u character that due can arrive at a person,as Mrs., Tolur for its leader. Styles in For delicious hot bUcuits uic Juba personality strong enough to move In her work iis secretary of the club men.” at large, the first year of its organi­ Self Rising Flour— At all grocers. zation wo found her ever ready, ever 6-tf faithful, ever efficient In addition Club Cnlendnr „ Postmaster P r M. Elder has" jmi--' to these qualities, tier ability us a t uesday, Oct. 10 Soria! drp.trtI0'(> East First Street Next to M cCull^rs chased the Howard house on Oak musician peculiarly !iLu her for this Mrs. Roy Symes, hostess. avenue and expects to remodel tin- <u » 'new work of chairman of music and same and horeafri-f make u hi-, Badge a in| Five Hundred’ we are looking forward Jo renewed Wednesday, O ct. 11 —Literature home. This is a very desirable localife and interest in this department. .tjon and nice property and the npmy department. Map Study. All mem­ • f 1 ' The pleasure side of our club life, Dallas, Texas -on that dale. Mrs. , Goodrich (ires .on it, which acfriends of tho_ genial Captain are bers, conducted by Mrs. A. D. • . I the Social department lias for its Lefiler had been ill for the past y e a r ! counts for the fact that none o f tho congrnlulatitlg him on Ids purchase. Kelly. __ ;------------ ■ • ihuirman a new worker but as- she and it was thought that by going to |shots took effect on the tires. Mr. For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Business Meeting *'os all the qualities thut go to mnk Dallas anti being under the treat- Bauman is thinking seriously of Sejf Rising Flour— A t all grocers. The first meeting of the Woman's ( «P what n social leader needs, we ment of her brother w ho was a making Sanford his headquarter* ------‘ G-tf Club was large attended and was "hall look for a splendid year’ s work physician a change for the better and Sanford will be glad to have he Misses’ silk lisle hose, 15c per pair marked by no. cnthu*i;t:flic* interest B* that department under Mrs. C.K. would take place, but the dtselle |anti Mrs. Bauman ns future cltlat the 3-in-l Store. 14-11 Henry’s management-. hnd made such inroads upon her , zens. He is an old school mnto of The meeting was called to order llso Juba Self Rising Flour for health that she could not withstand j the editor of The Herald, which is by the retiring president, Mrs. .1. W. ] ' We come now to the "last but not delicious hot Biscuits— At all gro­ the u jp and died shortly niter her one of the reasons why he would Dlckins. Mrs. Dickins has served |toast,” our W elfare ollirer. This cers. , G-tf arrival. Mr. Lefiler accompanied like* to 1 1 v j hero. The other reason the club faithfully and loyally for i department is the real vital force of Mrs. Schultz and family Imve three years, winning for herself a our dull and through it we leave our her to Dallas and afterward to her is that Sanford is well loented and Kentucky appeals to him from a commercial moved into the Thrasher house on warm place in the hearts of her co- imprint on the things for our town. old home at Marion, tho corner of • Park avenue and wdrkcrs. With gracious and appro­ By this department is our club where the funeral occurred last standpoint. • Fourth street. In Monday. priate remarks she gave the reins of known and our influence felt. Writing ink, stamp pad ink, paste, government into the hands of the Mrs. W. E. Watson we have no B. Y. P. U. Party Mrs. Lefiler had been a resident, mucilage, fountain pen ink, number­ new presiding officer, Mrs. Ernest stranger in person or club work as of this city for the past tw elve years, The members of the Flake Union, ing machine ink, cash register ink, Galloway. Gracefully the trust was she has filled and is cnpuhle of filling coming here from Kentucky ns the with ,a number of their friends, en­ in fact every kind of ink known, at accepted and amid the applause of any position to which she is called. bride of Mr. C. H. Lefiler and Jn'the joyed n real "old fashioned" social the Herald otBco. 7-tf the assembled company Mrs. G al­ Your president feels with this able true Kentucky manner made friends in the parlors of the Baptist Tem ple Tho hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Dingec ar­ loway took the chair, p ressing corps of officers and a splendid work­ by the score. Mrs. Lefiler nbver Friday evening. rived in the city Wednesday even­ throughout the .meeting with .ease ing membership the yenr’s, work will turned n deaf ear to the afflicted Misses Lucille Rines and Marlon ing frorii Dunedin where Mr. Dingee and dign ity If the plans outlined he one pf success for fhe town, the and needy and her charitable spirit Govq hnd urranged the roofns In qn had been for several days going down for the coming year are successfully club and the home." found her ever ready to assist in unusually attractive mnnnor, using developed, the club will have one of to meet Mrs. Dingee who has just every good work. She was a devout quantities of variegated caladium. the busiest years of its short exist­ come back from a summer trip that Christian and active member of the leaves effectively. N o t one dull mo­ included many points In Virginia ence and the start off is most en­ Presbyterian church and was be­ ment was experienced, whilo such couraging. Reports from the o f­ and other states. loved by ©voryone. The sympathy lively, laughable games as "spin the (Continued from Page 3) ficers of the club were submitted, of the Sanford people goes out to platter" and ‘"musical chairs" passed Ladies' silk hose from 25c to $1.00 the department chairmen stating the husband and relatives of the the hours away. - Everybody was Ilirth d w j I ’arly per pair at the 3 in I Store. 14-lt happy sure enough when tho" doors briefly the aim of their respective / The .home rtf Mrs. It. L. Griffin deceased. Use Ju bu 'S clf Rising Flour for to the dining room were thrown depnrtmpnt. In response.to a re­ was the scene of much merriment delicious hot Biscuits— At all gro­ open, and beneath rose tinted lights quest from the board of education, and festivity on occasion of the cers. 6-tf Saw Homestead Robbers were beheld beautifully decorated through Mr. S. Rurigc, made several eighth birthday of her daughter, E. J. Rivers and family are now Norman Bauman, the popular tables, laden with delicious ice crc&m months ago, a school committee was Emily. comfortably located In the Garner travelling representative of the Good­ and many, many tempting pieces of appointed to act in conjunction with A bevy of daintily dressed little rich Tfre Co., of Akron, Ohio, 1s in house on Magnolia avenue recently enko. V the hourd on matters pertaining to friends, hearing beautiful tjifts for the city today and in conversatiqn purchased from N .H . Garner. Mr. the welfare of the schAols. The com ­ A t a late hour, when tho table wiw their little hostess arrived at 3 p. .tn said he was in Homestead the day Rivers is one of the firm of Rivers mittee are Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Mrs. hare and the president,. Mrs. Ken­ and not with standing the inclemv the hank robbery occurred. Bros., and his friends are glad to .He R. J. Holly and Miss Annie H aw ­ nedy had called time, udieux were ency of the weather which mntle it knew nothing of (he robbery until sco him purchasing property with kins. Tho president announced that said, each one wishing that B. Y. necessary* for the little folks to play he was across the street from the the intention of making Sanford his the slogan for the year would he to P. U. flurries came mor.'l often, and indoors they- hud a royal good time. bank und saw the cashier shooting home. - • t "p a y off the rluh house debt" ami that Miss Itifics and Miss Gove wero Many games were thoroughly en­ at the robbers its they made :i hur­ Use Julia Self Rising Hour for j to [t,j„ end a recommendation w as rorr always the hostesses. delicious hot Biscuits — At all gro­ made to divide the club member­ joyed and amid mucji happy laugh­ ried exit from the town in un auto. shots at the cers. 6-tf . ship into six teams, the purpose of ter the donkey’s tuil was finally The cashier fired'several *i fleeing robbers and hit the car.sev­ pinned in place by Frances King. The Three in One Store still sell­ each team being to raise one hundred eral times. The car probably lmd ing mcssalines, taffetas and silk pop­ dollars or more on the debt. . Th e The prize awarded for this feat, a box of delicious chocolates was hap­ lins at the O LD P R IC E . 14-lt recommendation was adopted to be , . Th e pily received. Dr. J. T._ Denton has arrived home referred to- each department. After thiy the little ones were four departments will each rejiresont after a week’s visit with home folks Something N ew in Shoe Styles ushered into the dining room, most n team: the young unmarried mem­ in Mississippi. bers. the sixth team and the first beautifully decorated with pink love For delicious hot biscuits use Juba — AT — team will he the executive hoard- of vine and asparagus plumosa. ln the Self Rising Flour— At all grocers. the club. The president's address ! center of the snowy damask table 6-tf follows, that members who lost the ' cover was placed n large cut glass Get a pair of children's tennis Ox­ privilege of this first meeting may howl of peachblow hibiscus. At fords -with every pair of |2.00 enjoy in part tin1 pleasure ami inter- yarb end d the table was a large school shoes at E. II. Peter’s shoe cuke iced .in pink surrounded by eat of those who attended. store. 14-ltc ferns and love vine. Around the President’ s Address table were pji iced little pink und .301 E. F IR ST ST R E E T "Y o u r new presiding ollirer comes Business Licenses Expire Sept. 30 white boskets tied with ribbon bows to her work with fear and trembling Please take notice that all business and heaped with home made can­ and occupation licenses expire on hut if the year's work is to he car­ dies. Ire cream with chocolate Ladien’ Lilack Kid, 8 inch* !*qce Sept. 30 and should be renewed at ried with success and glory it will he dainties and Price * Heart cake was •Hoot with French Hit*I due to the splendid •foundation laid once. then served by Lillian Shinlholser * by our beloved retiring president. Only - - -JNO. D. J IN K IN S , and Olive Newman, after which the Under many trying eirvumstuneesTax Collector. 1l-4tc Hoy .’ School Shoes, Heavy and Durable birthday cake was cut, the dime be­ and conditions and a busy life out­ coming the property 'of Joseph . O n ly — ».— ---------- ■ ■— side o f clubdom she has brought tho R E G IS T E R ! R EG ISTER: OlCotiuflT^ .With bust- - wishes for n Hoy Scout Shoes, Tan and Black tH O E T A Democrats who voted In the June ellib to this splendid- working basis; happy birthday the little guests tl >- j O n ly . . . . . . . j . . * * It would take much time to tell of parted with tho candy filled favors, primary- should hear In iriTml fhe One pnir Tennis Oxfords FULL with each pair Children* Shoes costing fact that registration In the primary all tho Work she and her hoard have having thoroughly enjoyed the After­ £2.00 or More. books docs nof qualify for participn* accomplished! May the new board noon . lion in the November election, and members do hull aa well. We Those present were Frances King, whether his parly affiliation be D em ­ are fortunute in having p conslitp- jj l i v c Hvtffif" Ai— Irm a—Hmith; *' Mtrrocratic' or otherwise, must be prop* tion xJmL dvci-us » - f» w - o llt m i -frnTrr gnret Peters, "Sura Evelyn Williams, 301 B. First St. Shoes, ''That’s M y Business” erly rcgtsteredTri'lKe"general regis­ the old board to work with the new. Olive Newman, Emily Bnilcy, Vera tration books. Our Jirst vice president, Mrs. West,- Marpgret Shelley, Lillian ShlnPersons who registered in the Denne Turner- needs no introduc­ holser, Theodora Miller, Corlnne and general registration books twa years tion,- as her work in the past has Beryl Steinmeyer, Margaret ‘ Miller, ago, however, arc not, required to been ao efficient that wa all know' M ary Fields, M ajy Elizabeth Moye, AGENTS register again this year. what to expeej this year. Your new Maria Moye, LupHIo Pope, Emily The registration books for Sem­ president is counting largely on her Griffin, R ; E, Griffin, Beatrico O’ Con­ Mrs. May Dickins, while new nor. Billie Gillen, Claude Robson, inole county are now open in each aid. O III n with H O L D E N N E A L E S T A T E O. precinct and will remain open until in this present position of second William Gillen* Kermith Hurley, vice president and chairman of .mem­ James Hayes, Brinson Iloolehan, October 14th, F lorida Forest M c­ Be sure your name is on the gen­ bership is not new to club work, as Frederick Williams, eral registration books if you oxpect she was third vice president- at onu Alister, Pierce Griffin, Paul O’ Con­ Assist­ to vote In the general election. time and ever an enthusiastic, faith­ nor and Joseph O'Connor. Register— do It now, before you for­ ful club member and this very dip­ ing Mrs. Griffin was Mrs. T» L. lomatic position is occupied by a O'Connor. get It. ll-6 tp diplomatic, capable person. Congregational Church. We n o w come to our third vice Pritcillfi Club .. , Dr. Geo. M. Wnrd, President of president, wjio was re-elected to her The Priscillas were pleasantly cnRollins G oilegtrwtir preach again at position arid is chulrmari of the' pro­ tertalned' with* several other - friends tho Congregational church Sunday gram -oominHtoer-— T h o- noW~year at the beautiful homq of Mrs. J. E. morning at 11 O'clock, This will book th at you have with you today ra ce yesterday afternoon. Fancy also be communion servke, Is the work of Mrs. Symes and her work and pleasant conversation Dr. Ward preached last Sunday committee. This very busy person whiled away a delightful two night to a very appreciative audience Is ever ready to serve In any way hours. A delicious salad course, was * » and all who heard him will be glad ■he can. served at the refreshment hour. En­ Ee regret the ahsenco today of joyin g the charming hospitality of to hear him again. A cordial welcome awaits all who our efficient secretary but word Mrs. Paco were Mrs. Fred Williams, The Seminote County Bank takes special interest In comes from her she Is enjoying her Mrs. W. W. Long, Mrs. A. E. Hill. come. the welfare of its customers and makes It a point to Thcer will also be a business meet­ vaeation and will return to us by Mrs. Tom Davis, Mrs. Henry Mchandle their banking business with the utmost dising of all church members after .the the N ovem ber meeting. Laulin, Mrs. D. A. Caldwell, Mrs. tch and cdidcncy. morning service. - We aro told that people of great­ Richard Pattln, Mrs. Geo. Speer, Your account subject to check Is solicited. There will be no evening service. ness who have occupied positions of Mrs, A. L, Speer, Mrs. C. C. Wood­ Sunday achool at 9:46 a. m. note, arc not belittling themselves ruff and Mrs. Terhcun. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. by occupying places not ‘ quite so much in the limelight. Our new cor­ y Wedding Annitertarg FOUR PER CENT INTEREST H O T E L CARNES responding secretary-‘I* such a per­ M r. and Mrs. Richard Pattln cel­ P A I D O N S A V IN G S A C C O U N T S Sunday Dinner son and has shown her greatness by ebrated their fifty-fifth wedding an­ » • ' ■ Cream o f Celery jiM -M M t w H i H o t d t t i i ii i m i m ii H M t t t t t t t i i H i i ii i E ii t i i ia i i a t i M iM iM t a M t M t a M i i M M ii M a t t M M t M t ' accepting this work in order to give niversary with a charming .dinnor Lettuce and Tom ato Salad I :I of her experience To this new board. party at the Hotel Carnes on Satur­ . Broiled Trout au Beurre It givea me ploaaurJ to present our day last. Guests of the happy young Fried Chicken, Country Style beloved past president and new cor­ _bride and grooty wore Mr. and Mrs. Prime Riba of Beef Au Jua responding secretary, Mra> J o h n yw .*W. Long, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boiled or Maahed Potatoes J Dickins. W illiam s and Mrs. A. E. Hill. Fresh Summer Squash Mrs. Geo. Fox, our capable treas­ \'r __ , 1 .ti. . ^ P etit Poia ^ D e a t fi of Afra. C. H. Lefiler . Banana Fritters * Corn Genu urer Is also absent and ,we shall ahticlpate her early return. T h e many friends of Mrs. C. H. Peach Ico Cream MILLINERY NOVELTIES AND TRIMMINGS J PEOPLE AND EVENTS WA N T A D S P A Y E. H. PETERS SHOE STORE 1 $ 3.50 $2.00 _ H . PETERS— ----- ^ W. J . TH IG P EN & COM PANY General Fire Insurance Sanford. ¥ H an d lin g o f B an kin g Business [Seminole County Bank j j S a n f o r d , Florida • j A Home Bank for liomePcoplc Apple Pie with American Cheese A ■' Coffee • Tea The Literature department de­ Lefiler wero shocked last Friday to rived so much pleasure and benefit learn of her death which occurred at FORREST LAKE, Pres. D. L. THRASHER, V-Prea. A. R . KEY. Caahkw �**•5 October 6, 1916 THE SANFORD JIERALD PAGE TW O P G regory! M au rerfof Orlando spent the. week end guest of Mr. and Mra.^J.IS. Dlnkel. • Mr. Woodbury has been quite ill and has heed moved to Sanford, where he could hove medical atten- / r ig h t s iz e a n d s h a p e . / ousters, s o u p s , s a l a d s ; f etc. A lw a y s fre sh . A t ijo u r W EST G ENEVA AVE NU E • Mrs,. A le* Vaughn and daughter. Mias Abide Doudney and Mrs. Jim • Rowand were the afternoon guests o f Mrs. Jack Vaughn last Friday. M r. and Mrs. Will Robinson nnd daughter, Mrs. A. J. King and Gladya Robinson and their niece, Mra. E. O: Whiteman spent the day \ on Celery avenue Sunday, the guests o f M r* Robinson's parents. School has begun in earnest now, - a o children get busy. No more play for awhile. p Mra. W ill Robinson was the din­ ner guest of Mrs. Jack Vaughn Tues­ day nnd Mrs. J. A. Thompson rallt-d In the afternoon.. — . Mr. W ill •Robinson was called to the home of Ids father ‘ Wednesday on account of fds father being taken suddenly very ill. Mrs. A. J. Klr^g and baby Clifford ' ■ and M n .E . 0 . Whiteman and little daughter, Dorothy called at Mrs. Jack Vaughn’s Wednesday after-. “ Boon. Mr. W ill Robinson i s 'putting In some more nice strand wood. I l f . i j filling an order for Chief Tillis this week. Me. Henry Lee was in thik vicin­ ity Wednesday, calling at jh e JlftHlg, 5 ' of M rs.T ark VaughB’ to get a supply ' o f strawberry plants. N A T IO N A L slca! iffqUtslllonT~w bfcfi‘ the' winter season have brought us. The congre­ gations were charmed .last Sunday with the organ selections, and the violin solos.' Next Sunday I)r. MeCualin will render the following at the morning service: B IS C U IT C O M P A N Y Prelude— Als W ir Uns Wiedcrsanen by Pelrow. Offertory— Beethoven’s Farewell Song. Postlude— Thanksgiving Proces­ sional by Ashford. A t the evening service he will play: Prelude—The Shepherd Boy by Wilson. Offertory— Moderato by Ryder. Postlude— Larghctto by Mrs. Ballinger called on Mrs. E . F Lundquiwt Monday and the (utter spent Wednesday of hut week with her mother, Mrs.- J, K. Ltrmlquist, this being her birthday. Mrs. Stedt anti Miss Ebba visited Wednesday with Mrs. T. O. Tyner anti Mrs. Thompson. Mr** E F l.umlquist spent a pli-ii-unt ufterntion Wednesday with M rs.il. G. Lundiiuist. Miss Etlna Thompson was home over night Tuesday, to thq delight M argaret Erirson visited at her aunt’s, Mrs. Magnuson’s after Sun­ day ^ayhool. Jesst^ Lcb and 'C a r! Pierson were guests Sunday at_ Mr, Thompson’s, going with him for«a horse hack ride t > the cast side.: A large number of friends nnd relatives gathered Saturday- evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J . K. I.diidiiuist -tn remind hi r that she had just pmated another mile stone, Iter birthday occurring or» W edn es­ day. A bountiful spread of cakes anti cookies and coffee w--re enjoyed, followed by games tiii a late hour turned thoir thoughts homeward, all wishing their hostess the best of good wishes. The family also re­ membered that the next day was the thritl birthday of ifttle Adrian, son of Mrs. anti Mrs. E. F. Lundqtmt. IDs, mother and grand­ mother hat! provided some liny cakes for the treat*, and little Adrian was very proud of his gifts. Makes >r One-Ton TVifek When At. (ached to a Ford Chassis It Solves. The Delivery Problem Just think of tho possibilities of a del­ ivery truck with the dependability, simplicity and low maintenance cost of a Ford and the strength and carrying capacity of a high standard one ton truck! and at practically One-Half the CoatF It solves the delivery prol* lem for the great mass of retail .and wholesale merchants, contractors, etc. in fact all buainess men who want quick delivery nt the lowest econ­ omical cost. Russell. A t the evening service Madame Rlec will sing. Site is a new addi­ tion to the Prcsbyteriari forces this winter. She has formerly been choir directress in Oswego anti Syracuse, New York.' f home folks, from the Hell—C a i« A41te-»frtved" Sunffgr~T01 here she recently accepted a posi- visit after an absence < A Ford Car and will Form-A-Truck DISTRIBUTOR SANFORD, FLORIDA- T h e subject of the sermon at the evening ■ "rv jrf will lie “ A Thank— less Child." The service begins at c o o o o o a a o a o a o j o u o a a n o o o o c o 7 o’ clock, and* ail thoso who are not worshipping elsewhere are cordially invited to worship with* us. f DR. A. DOLAN | V E T E R IN A R IA N E AST SAN FO RD Rev. Arthur S. Peck will resume his second Sunday in the month ser­ vice a t'th e Moore's. Station church, beginning this Sunday, the 8th, at The Moore's ing this let t anti It’s the Life. Another mystery that will probably remain unsolved until tho eml of lima Is why a now policeman who la aa slim ua a Juc,t»'iii|iu wiiuu lie iirst puts his uniform on soon acquires a paunch that give- him tho appearance of a tllrfgihlo bailodu. — Now Urleaus revival -still rontinut*s nt Station church every even­ week, with Rev. J, W. HartRev. Mr. Mickey in charge. Mr. nnd ----- O FFIC E — H A N D B R O S . S T r tB L E S O Bring In your lame nnd shk g horses and mules. Have them a treated. Have theirlecih eiamtnQ rd,sharp corners dressed down. q projections, cut off and decayed u molars extracted. . Mr, qnd C. <’ . Morris went to Ocrtando on Thursday of lust week in the M c­ Clelland car to attend an Odd Fel­ low banquet. George Moran of Chicago, III., arrived at the Mart-hull home in Cameron C ity Saturday for ..his second winter here. IT S A W M IL L S A FAIR PR O PO SITIO N We can not recomhiend a more satis­ factory remedy for rheumatism than AND ALL SUPPLIES Write For PriceiAnd Catalogue R H E U M A T IS M PO W D ERS Guaranteed to give relief or monry re­ funded. Sold only by ua, 60c and SI.00. If. C. ROWER Mr. and Mrs. W ill Raynor and son are moving to Cocoa * for the winter. Mr. Raynor will go. into the orange packing business. LY R IC T H E A T R E Electricians, etc. CORRECT MODELS FIND EXPRESSION HERE A T REASO NABLE PRICES For each trade the Cattaraugus Cutlery Company have designed sj>ecial knives. * can supply your needs. , • , . Just Received a New Shipment o f We have them and i ^ , P attern Hats For Ladies and Children W E M A K E A S P E C IA L T Y O F “L ID S F O R K ID S The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co SANFORD Phone 8 FLO RIDA. O V IE D O OCCU RRENCES Mists Eli da ■ MrCuUey was the charming hostess of tin* young * people’s Crochet Club Friday after­ noon. lix p m eiice Convinced Mo of its Value Cq ; 1 £— "One of our salesm i f f i j men demonstrated the ft value of the Long Dir» tance Telephone to uL v He was. at Huntsville* • Ala., and upon hisow * resp o n sib ility put i s Long Distance calls for fifteen merchants within * radius of several hundred miles. “In less than one hour he had sold 2100 barrel* of flour at a total cost to us of less than six dollars* “Since then we have applied the Long Distance Bell T elephone to every feature of .our business With most profitable results. T h e service is fine* the rates are reasonable and there is more satisfaction in one L ong Distance Telephone talk than in hall a d o w n letters SOUTHERN HELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Mrs. J. H. Lee, 4> M r! and » Mrs. T . W ; Lawton, son anti Miss Katherine I.awton returned* last Friday from LO N G W O O D P IC K -U P S North Carolina, where they have Mr.f M cOahey add fhmily motor-; hern spending their vacation. i>d over t o ’ Mascotto Saturday in Rally Day at the Methodist Sun­ their new Buick. day. school was quito >.a success. - Mrs. Geo. Hardaway and Mrs. I There were 108 prosent, including Fuller were shopping in Orlando one the nineteen visitors. day lust week. Mr. W . B. Williams has purchased Mrs. Ilrynn was called to T am p a' a Ford. His Overland is in Tampa Monday to attend tho funerut of hi*r in the repair shop. little, grandson, infant of Mr. and Mr. George Williams nnd family Mrs. Hoolihan. froin Kissimmee spent Sunday with Mr. LaVIgne nnd family are now Mr. W. B. Williams on Lake Charm. occupying the McGahey cottage, School is' iq full sway, and the wTffch he recently purchased. first month has, been a good record. C, B. Searcy had a head-on colli­ Mr. J. C. Lawton made a short sion with " l i b . Skunk." the 1uter re­ visit .in Oviedo Sunday. ceived no serious injuries hut C. H.— The Christian Endoavot social Alas! the after effects cling to him was held last Friday night at the like "m em ories." Lake Charm Park. T h e society was Ben Overstreet was calling on well represented, and after a short friends one day last week. business meeting the evening was spent socially. . LA K E M A R Y IT E M S Harold Hensrhen of Oakland was a week end visitor, here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Raynor were Sunday visitors here. . MIABtST To ' GUASANTEED S T O R A G E t V E k m D Y NOlHtfLPHATING BATTERY, ALL MAKES AND T Y P E S R E P A IR E D SEMINOLE Fully ChargedJB«llcric9 to Fit Any Car * COUNTY GARAGE ATLANTIC COAST LINE A sk Your G rocer For John Evans and Mrs. I f ester' were viiitora to Ssnford Wednesday. W. W. Herndon made * business trip here Wednesday afternoon from Winter Paric. * Frank Catberwood, an employee o f-th e Atlantic Bank o f Jackson* Best By Every Tes Q ° r MACHINERY The Southern Bell Telephone Co. Have placed a . phone at B., H. Squire’s residence. not been unmindful of the needs of the Carpenters. Plumbers 0 uoaooaaoaooaoaaoaoaD O D aono Mra. J. F, McClelland, Mrj.‘ IT. It.- Squires and In supplying ourselves with Catlaraugua Cutlery, we have o ° Herald Want Ads Will Bring R esult „—» . �rr.M W ' I I I Ml PAGE THREE TH E SANFORD HERALD Sapford, .Fin. Oct. 2, 1916. Proposal for Paving: A RESUME OF SANFORD Sealed bids will be received by tho HAPPENINGS Up'TO DATE county commissioners' of Seminole AiUitu all CowniwniwBi lot tKaa county, Fla., acting jointly with* the Column id "S ochi, EJ»loi." or I’tmo. Mia. g. A. TiOwvh. t’ hoB# N«. tO) ! city council of city of Sanford. Fin., at the office of the clerk of the court of the county of Seminole, nt Mrs. M. C. Tolar left for Live Sanford, Fin., at or before 10 a. m., ____ ... Oak on Monday night for a fev 1Nov. 7th, 1916.. For furnishing nil materials and weeks' visit with, her sons. HamIT* Tolar nnd Dr. Nolley Tolar. laying approximately 111700 «q. yds. >>f ! rick paving.' certified check for D '11’ 00. For furnishing all materials Mrs. 1 . F. Dutton and children ar­ a~ul cnn-irurting approximately 19,rived home Saturday from a deliiehtful visit among relatives and friends 6()i) lineal ft. r-i in. x 10. in. concrete in Hackensack and Trenton, N. J., curbing. Certified check for $300.00, about peo ple a n d e v e n t s ... Sotieiy Pauaea Society !• resting after ita ntrenu0m turnmer of gayety and' pleMUUng-"’tlfo piungo Into ore* the vertex of ■the winter's social which promlsss to be un* whirl. ujuallv full of tho entertainments which are Included in the social life of the town. The different church organisations are planning a variety of affairs which includo both pleas­ ure and profit. The Woman's Club too have planned for n busy winter of pleasure, self culture und a finan­ c e campaign, the latter for the purpose of paying off the debt on the dub house.*. The fifst meeting of the club waa held yesterday with a Urge attendance, Mra. Ernest Gal­ loway presiding. Oh the program for the winter will be lectures, musicales, concerts, dsncM and plays, with the usual quota of card parties and small club Mfsirs. As yet the card clubs, with the eiception of the. Auction Bridge hive not organited nor have the sariodi church societies and the needlework clubs become very busy, jp thus handicapped. hy_ths» somno­ lence that seems to pervade these various departments of life the so­ ciety editor makes her apologies for the dearth of news in her column and once more urges upon the wom­ en of Sanford their cooperation in making the society page the most readbale columns In The Herald, with all due apologies to the editorin-chief. Pipe Organ Society The Pipe Organ Society, composed of the young ladies and tho young nitrons of tho RaptUt congregation resumed their regular meetings on Tatsday afternoon with Miss Jean­ nette Laing the hostess. Miss Laing entertained her guests on tho lawn where, after the business 'of the so­ ciety was dispdscd of, fruit punch wu served with enke. Mrs. J. E. Laing assisted her daughter. Plans were discussed and work begun for the Christmas Bazaar. Those preaent were Misses M artha Fox, Edith Stewart, Clara Millen, Daisy Betts, Mrs. Robert Rowe, Mrs. H ,H . Peabody, Mrs. Arthur Johnson, Mrs. Betfs, Mrs. Schcllc Maincs, Mrs. James Taylor nnd her guest, Miss Ella Dixon of Wilmington, Del. Wilmington and Philadelphia. Plans and specifications on file with E. A. Douglass, clerk of the court, at Sanford, Fin. •. Mr. and Mrs. M. Minurik are Apopka ajid will remain until NoThe right is reserved to reject any vember. jor all bids. L. P. Hagan, Chnirniun Jld. of Co. Com. Mr. Geo. Venable has bought the B. W. Herndon, Hines house on^First street nnd President of City Council. Laurel nvenue for n family resi­ dence, which he will remodel and G. R. Humsey, County Engineer, F. T . Williams, C ity Engineer. improve extensively. # Resignation of A. H. Stone, en­ Ilirthi gineer of Florida Groves Drainage Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence District rend nnd accepted. Fred. Carter at Naylor, Ga.j .Sept. 6, a -T. Williams was appointed in his "* ■ t little son. He will be called Robert stead. I.* Franklin. s C. W. Entzrninger offered tho fol­ (Continued on Page 5) lowing resolution and same seconded ’ general election to he held N ov. 7th, j 1916: [ Sanford Procinct No. 1— It. C, Maxwell, clerk: S.~ Itunge, W. W. |Long, J. F, Turner, inspectors. Monroe Precinct N o 2 — J. c. Moffett, clerk: L. B. Mann, Ed. Oglesby, Jr., If. R. I.ocke, inspccUn. -Sanford PrecfncT Mo. s3— Felix Frank, clerk.: .C. It. Walker. Cruse Barnes, W. M. Haynes, inspectors. Paula Precinct No. 1 A. A. Hicks, clerk: T .» E. Wilson, C. C. Pearson, H. F. .lamines, inspectors. Oviedo Precinct No. 6— C. L. *>\ycat, clerk: T. L. Cushing. H. ,B. |McCall, B. G. Smith, inspectors. Geneva Precinct No. G— H. H. PuttHhall, clerk: T . Et J’ urdom, Porter Wakefield, S. M. Donne, in­ spectors. Chutuota Precinct N o .-7 — C. D. Brumley, clerk; G. M. Jacobs, R. R. Roberts, L. B. Collins, inspectors. Lake Mary Precinct No. 10 — A. E. Sjoblom, clerk; Joe Fortier, W. V. Dunn, J. G. Martin, inspec­ tors. ■—*—----. . b jL L . A. Brumloy, in d adopted by Altamonte Precinct No* 11— W . B. this board. Clerk authorized to mail Ballard, clerk; Howard Lyman, C. M clpy of same to all contractors. Bruce, J. W. Osteen, inspectors. The hoard of county commission­ All bills as presented nnd audited ers' in regular session on the second by tho clerk, and drawn, ordered day of October, 1916, adopted the paid. following resolution, to-wit: Wnrrants ns paid by treasurer or­ Resolved, that nil contractors un­ dered cancelled. der contract with the county of Sem­ There being no further business inole lie notified to commence work board nd jo timed to meet October forthwith. IGth, 1916, to take up matter of Be it further resolved that the Brvce. commissioners feel tlint serious finan­ cial loss will bo sustained by the Optimistic Thought. county at large by the failure of tW What Is acquired without labor la contractors to commence work with­ seldom worth acquiring nt nil. in n reasonable time after the letting of the contracts,- therefore it is the order of this hoard that said con­ tractors be notified of the antici­ pated damuges in delay in construc­ tion ami he advised* that the stipu­ lation set forth in Article 15 of the contract will be strictly adhered to by this board und flint this board will insist upon* the payment of the amount per day set forth in Article 15 for every day after the limit of time provided for tho com-pletion of said contracts. „ COUNTY COMMISSION: :! ERS PROCEEDINGS Sanford, Fla., Oct. .2, 1916. Honorable Board of Cognty Com­ missioners in and for Seminole Coun­ ty, Florldn. met in regular session at 10:30 o'clock a. m. Present, Chairman L. P. Hagan, and Com­ missioners L. A. -Brumloy, C. W. Entzrninger, J. A. Clark and J. T. McLain, und E. A. Douglass, clerk, nnd W. C. Williamson, deputy sher­ iff, in attendance. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. /Mr. O. P. Swope appeared before the board presenting contract of W. B. Williams, In connection with Florida Groves Drainage District, which was duly signed by Ibis board and Mr. Williams, also bonds of the trustees, Mr. LeLand A. Sheldon, MY B. F. Whitner and Mr. O. P. Swope, also bond of Mr. W. B. Williams, contractor, approved nnd filed. * Tax Assessor .Alex Vaughn here Mr. Geo. A. DeCottcs addressed presented the three copies* of tax the board in regards to back taxes assessment roll of Seminole county, on Lot 35 of Florida I,and & C ol­ Fla., for the year 1916, for exam­ onization Co. plat, covered by Tax ination l>y the hoard of county com­ Certificates Nosl. 38 and 39 of sale missioners and the board having . v /‘mortal Mention Mrs. Brian Higgins returned M on­ of 1914, and ask that same bo rec­ carefully examined snid Tax assess­ day from North Carolina ami will ommended to state comptroller for ment roll nnd having compared the reside for the winter in her cottage redemption at the fiat sum of $65.00, two copies with th e ^ original and plus 'clerk’s fees, and on motion of finding same to lie correct, certified 'os Magnolia avenue. •C, W. * Entzrninger, nnd seconded this fn\*t over the signatures of the by J. T. McLain sumo was ordered, entire board on the Inst page of the .Mr, und Mrs. T . W. Luwton of Clerk of this board Instructed to \original and* the two copies of the Oviedo were in town yesterday return Certified check of W. B. W il- tax assessment roll, ns required by {pending tho day with Mrs. Wu P. liams. contractor, chock in the ; law. and the clerk was instructed to Carter. amount of $250.00. . . !» * « that the warrant of authority j from tho tax assessor to the tax col­ Mr. Fr.cd . T. Williams, city en­ Mn. James T aylor returned Sat­ lector was duly recorded in the roinurday from Philadelphia* and W il­ gineer, appeared before th e.b oard utes of Uvis hoard. » § mington. Accompanying her for n in regards to paving certain streets Budget of county finances ns ndmonth’* visit are Miss Ella Dillon ‘ n the city of Sanford, nnd stated *nd her niedo, Minnie Dlllofl* oL action taken by c it y -council,-and the l vorliaidr ndoptrdnn IflhttOh^oT CT* VV^ Wilfpingtonr 'DeT ^following advertisement ■ I K — You don’t have to be a College professor, or even an exp.ert far­ mer to get payiilg crops with ARM OUR . , • ■ •• F E R T IL IZ E R S i( " ‘ Gabriclla Precinct No. 8— E. J. Dirden, clerk; A. Moorman, S. E. Mathers, P. E. Redditt, inspectors. Longwood Precinct No. 9— J. N. Searcy, clerk: J. S. Dinkel, L. J. Hartley, Jr., Frank Hooker, inspec­ tors. tr. ' Our 48 special brands are des­ igned to get biggest possible profit in the hands of average Florida growers under average Florida conditions. Among our formulas are some that fit YOUR needs. Booklet is free. Fertilizer Works * Jacksonville, Florida To B A S E B A L L W O R L D S E R IE S A TU R D A Y , O C T. 7th. B E T W E E N B O ST O N A M E R IC A N S "AN D BRO O K LYN N A T IO N A L S On Regulation Electric Diamond, Oper­ ated in connection with through Wes­ tern Union wire, showing perfectly every-play-- Balls, Strikes and Out. theImperial Theatre See “ Red” Davis for Tickets Sanford Vulcanizing Works W A L K E R D IC K S O N , M anager * 1st Street-Next lo Ford Garage Phone 67 Sanford, Fla. U P TO D A T E E Q U IP M E N T Prepared toJHandle All Kinds of Repairs on Auto and Motorcycle Tires and Tubes R E T ftE A D IN G 'A S P E C IA L T Y TUBES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT W e Carry Fire Insurance to Cover All Repair Work While On Hand. All Work Guaranteed m en and young Fall Clothes rk of this board instructed to wrut' tho Florida East Clast Rail' way asking for u lin e of crjdlt fo r Tunrt~~mntt?rtaP l5“~lhlT Amount of $7,600.00 per month. Chairman L. P. Hagan given au­ thority to sign request for tho above line of credit with the FltfWda East Coast Railway Co. * TX i largest and best stocks of Hart Schaffner & Marx « Mr. Woodruff appeared before the* board in regards to the shelling of certain roads, and after-discussion ns 'to whether it was intended (o use shell on the Geneva road, it was de­ cided thut it was not intended that Mr. Woodruff furnish shell for Ge­ neva fill, and the board made It known that -tnia board la not .re­ sponsible for materials used in •con­ tracted- work. Mr. Woodruff also spoke in regard to the Five County Fair, nnd this board will answer later. Verbal report of G. R. Ramsey, highway engineer as to work on re­ pairs on brick roads, shows 2200 ft. relaid of new brick and all gTOUtcd to date. Clerk Instructed to write Seminole County Board of Trade for expres­ sion os to the feasibility of joining in the Five County Fair. Petition o f Sidney J. Catts refer­ red to Geo. A. rDoCottes. Biy of Mr. E. F. Hampton re­ fused. Clerk Instructed to order 132 signs to be used In each voting pre­ cinct In the county. clothes ever offered in Sanford. When we say “large” stocks, we mean your advan- ’ tage in selecting;"when we say “best” stocks,- we mean best for you. Reports of the severs! county of­ ficials read and filed. The following clerks and inspec­ tors were appointed to s «r v « for * In other words, we’ve selected these goods for their quality-value to you; they’re brought together with the idea that they’re going to be worn; not simply that * * # they’re going to be sold. * The way they wear; the ser­ vice and satisfaction they give— that’s our best profit. SANFORD CLOTHING CO. It was moved and seconded that Qjp following banks be designated as county depositories: Seminolo County Bank of San: ford, Peoples Bank of Sanford, First' National Bank of Sanford, and Bank of Oyifdo, Fla. ■ ' * HIS store contains at this moment one of the 105 E. FIRST ST. 'ire* PHONE 104 � 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 10, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 10, 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 10, 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/51956c2c3af24a7b6e6652948d792128.pdf 65317e656ab479b362be75a9f4585741 PDF Text Text , M M i — -t* n_t 2..i/ publish ed SEMI-WEEKLY -T* ( B t e ' l i R TJf S m < W . *y. •'.* . t-a- IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION THE SANFORD H E R ALD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN SANFORD—Life /» Woith Lioint SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6. I9IG VOLUME VIII BANK ROBBER IN SANFORD YESTERDAY BULGARIA KNOTT LED IS PASSED BY RECOUNT BY ALLIES YESTERDAY the hint of reputation* in th«* |mst. J Their feet were never turned in to ! the right paths from boyhood days and their crime and the results are the lessons to be learned by the boys who are doing wrong nnd' know it. ‘T N I ’ M BEK 14 • 1 opened iny office on the ground floor or the Hank b u ild in g , organ­ ized a Woman’s Real FMute Co., und have had phenomenal success from th f very first day. ' M y first buyers are buying over and over with me. for thero is such a plenty of money in this country nnd they play fooitbull with millions in Gary. . I do not have to take a back seat for any dealer here and every one of them is nice to me and a booster for me and my office, it is a lot of fun, to suy nothing of till* jingle of the coin. ' I like the noise Sanford Is nthklng nnd am more glad titan I can tell to know that things uro picking up as they are (Town there. It is still my home and I am ropiing back some d ay." ’ * . • BIG MONEY FOR ROADS IN AMERICA The Henderson- boys killed by the rohhers nre brothers of L'.‘ 11. Hen­ derson who lives near this city ami were farm<rrsj of the Homestead sec­ tion ,' men who bided by the laws and were averse to robbing banks TW O HUNDRED AN D FIFTY PF1R and the infractions of the laws and ROUMANIAN’S DEFEATED AIT E R S U P R E M E C O U R T D E C I D E S HOMESTEAD B A N D I T P A S S E D CENT INCREASE IN joined the posse in the attempt to CASE AT T A L L A C R O S S IN G . T H E • T H R O U G H IN CUSTODY O F . 12 YEARS bring the robbers to justire. Their * IIASSEE DANUBE . _ ’ - - SHERIFF HARDIE deaths are deplored in all parts of Washington, I). C., Oct. G.— Rap­ Tallahassee, Oct. G. — Recounts Paris, Oct. G.—The allied troops One of- the Homestead bank rob- Florida and they died, doing their id increase in total expenditures for on the western end of the Macedoni­ from Hillsborough. Manatee, Lee, Hugh Alderman, passed d u ty-for the state. ber». roads nnd bridges, growth of build­ an front continue to press back the Dade, Alachua, Marion, ('la y, Wash­ through here yesterday morning on L. I!.'Henderson is at Miami now ing und maintenance activities under trtin M enroute to Jacksonville from and went there to join in the chase Itulguriun forces before Monastir. ington and DeSoto have arrived at stnte supervision at)d a sharp de­ The wur office today announced that the office of the secretary of state the Ft. Myers jail. He was in the after the slayers of his brothers. crease in the proportion of contribur further ground had been gained and and a re-canvass by the state hoard rusted)’ of Sheriff Dan Hardio of lions in the form of statute or con­ that the tpWn of Huf, 12 miles south will show Knott anywhere from D»de county and will be left In K h e vict labor mark the development of Cattle* UaUinft in Florida 28 to 56 in the lead, In spite .of the of Monastir had. been occupied.* idl it Jacksonville for safe keeping Presbyterian K. highway work in the United States Florida's dcxiiny as a cattle pro* „ t f l he ts tried at the full term of Sofia, Wednesday, Oct. 4,_via Lon­ G9 in question Ln Alachua, which The month of October has been during the past twelve years. These din-inn state is fixed. Profiting by don,O c t. Si ’Bulgarian trobfia have (\ttts claims. the Didc county court. set aside by the Florida C. E. Con­ facts are brought out hy statistics the success of early experiment* of Knott and his, lawyers here are ’ The tale of the robbery of the been-Successful in halting attempted vention as the month for special for tho calendar xcur, 1915, recently cuttle raisers along scientific lines, Having .the nomination Homestead hank nnd the subse­ advances of entente forces in several jubilant. work for the Children's Home Soci­ compiled by tho office of public, great corpnratiofts are now being sections, o f the Macedonian front, already it will not be necessary Jor ety. quent chaic through the wilds’of the ronds and rural engineering of the organized to enter extremely Into the wnr office announced today. Knott to mundjimuH for a recifrtvass. loser east coast reads like a romance XI. S. department of agriculture. The plan is the "S a ve n Baby cattle raising In Florida. Thousand, ind’lhould bo n solemn warning to The official statement tm)’*: *, ’ • The figures on K nott's lead vary, t'lu h " used .a gear ago. The Presupon thousands of ncrcs of the The total length of public* roads in ill young men who are anxious to "Macedonian front. Between bill nil give Knott a substantial lead byteriaq C. Fl.’s will bo very active state’s cut over lands will within the the United States outside the limits ;iti4 nttiirhi** of th«* •i*iTi*tiiry fllrtte a tmulile the methods of Jesse Jnmes m this nont ti in selling shares in this of incorporated towns and cities was next year or tvVo he devoted to rail- j Presha Lake and the Yardar there oilier •figure, at least ahead, over ind get money without working for Every about 2,152,000 miles on January 1, ing cattle. Cattle ranges for graz­ |lias boon lively artillery and infantry .tii.l ;»bovr tin- *1'' t'atts may be i lull at ten cents a share. it. Several weeks ago four men, the dipucontributed will buy one share 19Hi. l>f this, about 277,000 miles, ing nil breeds of cattle from the oy- I activity. We nipped in t In- hud en­ i t\i-n from Alachua. Rice brothers, Tucker and Alderman of stock in the "Save a Baby < lub (Unary stock to tin* very best un­ emy attempts to advance north of or 11.3 per cent were improved with entered the Homestead bank about The Tam pa Tribune, a (Jitt* or- and help save some homeless baby. being estimated in all parts of Flor­ the line of the villagers of Strupino some form of surfacing. The mileage tkc noon hour nnd held up the cash­ or more of surfaced mud* has been increasedida. The cattle industry is one that and Baboca. Hast of .the Yardar to gah yesterday contained the follow­ Those purchasing live ier it the point of revolvers, taking Lake Doirun there has been weak ing resume of the governorship, conshares will receive handsome stock will do just as well in north Flor­ ing -at the rate of about 16,000 miles |6,000 in currency and escaping in Our artillery dispersed t n t ; • certificates. ida: ns south Flpriila or east Florida gun firing. a year, and in 1915 approximately in lutomohilc. T h ey loft the car a as well as west' Florida- In every two enemy companies which had According to advices received by This work is not a hold-up. Every one-hnlf of this increase was mndo short distance from the town, after part of the state these great ranges thrown up trenches southeast of the the Tribune last night from Its cor- dollar contributed will he used to under the supervision of state high­ tying up the chauffeur to a tree and are buing reported. In west Florida, village of Doldcheitz at the foot of respondoijt at Gainesville, the re­ aid some homeless or need/ child. way depart.awnt.i. in addition these took to the iwarnps. Sheriff Hardio where turpentining nnd lumber has the Helasieu Planinn. count as finally tabulated in \luehua Surely no one can be^so bard’ heart­ departments supervised the mainte­ of Dide county immediately organ"On the Struma ! :tter fighting count) gave Sidney J. t ’ atts a net ed as to turn a deaf ear to the cry nance of nearly 52,000 miles of main been the chief industry cattle raising bed i posse and trailed them ull day has taken place for the villages of gain of ?ii additional votes. W. V. of the homeless babies of our state. and trunk line roads. * will he the successor. • iml while waiting at a water tank Kutajukcui. Yenikeni znd Kadrieh. Knott gained 26 additional votes by F’ive hundred anij forty little tots of It is, indeed, gratifying to note on the F. E.C. Ky.. Into that night The incrcaso in expenditures for Enemy infantry which during the recount of Precinct N o .45, Hills­ all nges and all donomlnhtions have were aefostoil by a man who wanted the wonderful advancement being morning had succceeded in approach­ road and bridge work in the United borough county, and correction of already been enred for this year. i match. One of the posse gnve shown by F’loridn in the direction of ing the burning village of Yenlkeui States has been from approximately errprs in the tabulation of the en­ They average three a day the year n beef producing state. Outside cap­ • him a match, thinking he was a mem was attacked and repulsed to its old tire county yesterday, making a to­ round. Can ’you put a dollar, to. any $80,000,000 per year. In 1904 to about her of one of tho numerous bands ital is no less interested than home $282,000,000 in 1915, an increase of positions. • tal of 28 gained in Hillsborough by greater service? Don’ t forget- this of men tenuring the country for.the capital. This speaks for the pros­ more than 2&0 per cent.- The ex­ "O ff the Angean coast enemy war- recount proceedings Monday and when the C .E .’s come around, and robben. Shoriff Hardio coming up pects. — Jacksonville Metropolis. . penditure of state funds during this Tuesday. Also ten votes in Lee buy some shares. ships'have been cruising.” about that time gnj>-.suspicious and Same period increased from about county went into the Knott col­ Qomfort Cottage makes a special­ Sofia, Oct. 6. via :ondon. Oct. 6.— $2,550,000 to more than $53,000,000. railed to the men to halt. As tho umn. . . Miss Estridge has accepted a posi­ In addition, more than $27,000,000 posse composed of the sheriff, the ty of Sunday dinners. Get there at |Bulgarian troops from the fortresses The new set of figures makes tion as stenographer in the office of of local funds* was spent tinder state two Henderson brothers and a man twelve thirty and avnil yourself - of of Ruatchuk and Turtukai attacked Ihe opportunity of a dollar dinner and dcYcatod the Rumanian forces Catts* total gain 89, K n ott’s 102, a A. P. Connelly. named Williams advanced they were supervision in 1915, bringing tho of some 1G batalllons which recently for fifty cents. difference of 13 votes. greeted by a volley of shots killing total road and bridge expenditures crossed the Danube into Bulgarian the Hendersons and wounding W il­ munaged hy tho states to $80,514,•Today will witness beginning of territory near Rapovo, the war of­ liams. from the effect of which he G99. This amount is greater than proceedings at Tallahassee by coun­ fice announced today. died later. The sheriff was tnc only the total expenditures for roads and sel for Cults for reconvening of the On the main battle lino in Do- stnte canvassing board. man left standing and after firing on bridges from all source* in 1904. W. W. ^ liruilju attempts by the Russians Flournoy, leading counsel for Mr. the robbers he and others coming up The growth in importance of tho and Romanians ^ 0 advance have Catts will usk that the vole of Pre­ at the time gave chase. From tlmt stnte highway dejiartments has been been frustrated by the artillery and cinct No. 3 Alachua county, which time and for two weeks afterward rapid. The fii’st of these agencies by successful counter attacks. * the robbers were chased through the gave Cat^s 69 more votes than Knott was created in 1891 in N ew 'Jersey lower Everglade, country nnd , the lie added to Cults’ total, which The statement follows: , nnd now some form of highway de­ robbers managed t o ’ elude tho pur­ "Rumanian front: On the Danube would give him 48 plurality- over partment exists in every state except suers in a small boat reaching the front, 15 or 16 Rumanians batalllons Knott, "providing the board,, if reIndiana. South Carolina and TeZM T * « t coast and bending for tho Ten without artillery which crossed the cartvass is granted, doe s _ jia l„ta k c Since their inception these depart­ Thousand Islands whero they would Danube. nenr Ilahova advance,I and Into ip-count the gains Kuqtt has IS A PROJECT OF GREAT IM PO R ­ ments had expended to January 1, have been safe. Lnst week they NAM E OF NEW TRACTION J U N E T AN CE T O O UR occupied the villages of Siwopol, Ka- mudo by recount and recanvass pro; 1916, an ’ aggregate .of $265,350,825 were near_Chokoloskee below Ft. --------- T H A T SOUNDS AND COUNTY. > in stutc funds for- road and bridge jnmhlc, Horiosswo, Maolowranowo, ccedings in several counties since the Mj'ers ant) Lclaiul Rice in trying to LOOKS GOOD maintenance, nnd Golemowraijowo and Breschlein. In recanvass by the state hoard. F’lourSeminole county should havd a construetion, buy aome supplies were recognised noy insists that only Precinct.No. 3 order to repulso them wo sent two ImlnisteAtrtm:----“ They bk’ d r conWillinm Hall, representing tho county fair iff February— ---------- ■and killed. His brother in trying to structed over 6(1,000 miles o f roads columns from Rustchuk and T urtu* can enter into a new , rcca nVlIM bg Central. Florida Interurban Railway board a fishing boat was fatally This important fuel is apparent in cooperation with the states. More the state Vourd; K nott’s counsel in­ kai was hero this week meeting with JL wounded and is now • in the Ft. to cvejy public spirited citizen of than’ 40,000 miles of theso roads " I n Dobrudja thero Has been great sists th a t ull gains nre on equal foot­ special committee of tho city cou'ny***-}atFnul expected*to live. The the county and Chili is* the time to wero surfaced. footing nnd that their man cannot ell regarding certain rjghts and fran­ activity by tpe enemy artillery and other two, Tucker and Alderman make a-start for u permanent or­ he deprived of tho nomination. , The fulling off in the value of -road chises over the city streets for this the Infantry along tho entire front. *»itint for the return of tho Rico ganization. There is some sense and work performed by statute and con-j ^11 attempts by the enemy Infantry Here’s the latest table os atnendnew traction line. , to)* »nd being without food ;for business judgment in the thought vict labor was .from $20,000,000 in T hat the new’ company means to ndvanco were frustrated hy our cd: • l*o days finally attempted to swim that tho great little county of Sem­ 1904 when the total road cxpondl- • flre and by successful counter at­ County— Catts business is apparent to any one who K nott * fiver and gain tho mainland and inole county need go out of her tures were $80,000,000 to abou t $15,­ tacks. * studies their proposition for their 3 Clay ............................ ’ Tucker was ^drowned. Alderman on border* for n fair all her own. We i 000,000 in 19-15 when the total ex­ " A Russian war vessel off the . 35 first move was to clinch t|»o water M urion fMching the shore went to the only have all/tho- resource* that other penditures hud grown to $282,000­ 13 Black Sea coast shelled the heights power that would give them all the Hade . hou-c there and finding (he occucounties have In proportion, and 000. This was n reduction .from- 26 nvur the village of Tatladchokos. __ _______ needed.- (or 3,000 -milipi of W ashington.............- ..... 3 P*ny» gone went inside_____ and________current barred many that other counties have not . O per cent of the total In tho former the door, but upon the return of the railway through Central Florida and tho county fair whilo not a pay­ ,*’ Our sea* planes . attacked with Palm Beach year to less than 5J*j.pcr cent of 28 P*opie surrendered to them and was They abo have tho railway from grea^ sticcess a-seaplane ahed on Hillsborough ing proportion*in actual dollan and tho total In 1915. 10 . Ukcn to the FT. Myers jail. It was Melbourne to Deer Park -which Is a Lake Tachaul north of Constance." Li*** ................. ...... cilnta the first year would pay hand­ 76 some returns in advertising the first An increase in the use of better Alachua . Ihought that tho privations of tho most important feeder and will give and more expensive types o f roads them an outlet on the east, coast reK n ott’ s plurality on fNue, the death of his comrades and year and in.the years to come would C A N N O T DRIVE CARS also is shown by the recently com­ the through a very fertile country and canvass recently hy his awful crime took tho heart out pay actual dividends on the money piled statistics. This developm ent 21 ono that will be rich In timber. state hoard . 0 ®nd he was willing to give up. invested. Other counties are receiv­ Childrcn Under Fifteen Year* Are has been due, in large part, to tho . Their purposo to come to Sanford ing funds from the commioners for as­ Only a part of the money has Barred in Sanford 89 sistance in tho matter of a county great’ increase in automohilo traffic. and maT(e connection with the C lyde Totals..._____ ___ ____ ...... 102 b*tn recovered and it la supposed Thorc haA been some controversy Lino steamers also shows good busi­ N o te > In each Instance gain in fair and Chairman L. I*. Hagan was It is estimated that thero are now I Jr*V *k° remainder has been lost. about children driving cars in San given. ness judgment and taking this new absolutely right last Monday when approximately 2L$ million automo­ >hcriff Bardie here yesterday looked proposition from all angles the Cen­ ford who are under tho age or fifteen ho hesitated to grant any money biles in uso on the roads of the coun­ ■ *7* ke had been through a spell of tral Florida Interurban looks mighty year* and It has come to my 'ears S A N F O R D L A D Y M A K IN G GOOD toward an exhibit in Orlando until try, or one cur for every milo o f road. *lcknMj, being thin and hagard lookthat I have granted permission to he hnd investigated the matter and This present motor traffic la In ex­ n( *nd a week's growth of whiskers good. W o have not loatned tho exact certain youngster* to drive cars on Droke Into Real Estate Game in found out whether our Own county, cess of traffic of ull sort twelvo years ?n his fare. Ho haa proved that he ago. lines of the proposed new inter­ account of their size. This is untrue, would liko to have a fair first. • Indiana J* a fearless officer ond one who never urban but It will go.Irom this ty to as I will enforce the ordinance be­ The cash road and bridge expendi­ M any here will rqmcmbcr Mra. Our people havo no objection to * trail and the state of FlorSt, Cloud and will’ not touch Or­ low to the T ette r: Homrighous who resided here sev­ having an exhibit in Orlando after tures of \ho United States averaged ld» U proud of him. H a haa domMinora of Certain Age Not to Op­ lando proper but will dodgo that eral years ago, being a musician and wo have our own fair here and we only $28 per mile of rural roads in “ Wrated that robbing banka in that city on tho east. From St. erate Cars: I t shall be unlawful for In 1915 this average- had vocalist of note. Mrs. Homrighous can certainly make a much more 1904. norida is a dangerous gamo and Cloud it will go to' Molbourno on the any person under the age of fifteen grown to $109 por mile. New Jersey recently embarked in the real estate creditable exhibit at Orl'ando* and **pite tho wild country contingent cast coast. There will also be a years to operate, handle -or run > led all othor states both in 1904 and business at Gary, Indiana, a suburb at other cities with par.t of the t*x] 0 the lower east coast men cannot line from Spnford to Dunnellon any manner any automobile or In^ in 1916 with $221 and $475 per mile of Chicago and writes to .The Herald re»k the law and get by with it. Mbits that have already been (ar­ whero tho power will be reached an/ manner handle the steering the following interesting jotter about ranged for tho Seminole county f|lr. respectively. Nevada made the least is Sheriff Hardle’s last term expenditure In both years—$3.72 per ■n<l he "ha* wound it up with one of from tho Wjthlacoochee river add wheol or other apparatus by which her success: • Our county should come first in the rich country adjacent to tho the automobile Is controlled, on any mife in 1904 and $17 per mile in l' most spectacular chases and " I 'havo broken all the record in tho hearts of our countrymen ** and- ■ttt fir ■ phosphate and lumber of Marion stroet or alley in the city o f Sanford, ,n hunts in tho hlatory 'of tho county, Alachua, Levy, Lake and and it ahull be unlawful lor any per-. Oary for selling reaj c*tato_and_ am the Board -u f" TratJfi''aI- TKelr next *y i6 ato* Alderman la a Florida cracker «tlll- » t B, selling- lots,. acreage nnd meeting and all’ the citizens collect­ y about twenty two years of age Sumter and Citrus coun$jii_JLyLbf. ion , owning’ o f controlling any auto­ building houses. X think I will mail ively should boost thq county fair Mclhodista. Attention Thoro will be a' meeting of all or­ »ith a rather b »d race and weigh- Upped b y this lin e .. mobile to permit any person under you one of our very recent papers, project. It the bulkhead property Sanford Is disposed to meet the r about 130 pounds, doea notTook ganized classes of the M .E. Sunday so that you ’ will have aome Idoa of can bo obtainod Seminole County fifteen year* of age to violate the ***** ° f * desperate character and new company with open arms and school at the church tonight, at 7:30, what our wonderful city is. can have one o( the best exhibits of pro virions of this ordinance. for the purpose of making plans for aki* i r#*1 °* tl,e K»ng WM p'rob- will do all that Is possible to get Last April I opened up an office fruits, vegetables and live stock in Any parson found violating this attending the Wesley B ible Class In * . *nto* ***• difficulty by the them her?. the state-hero in February and ..the of my. own aa I had about come to ,Urc of *rt'«asy lif*. HA was at one ordinance will be brought to the federation at Ocala on the 11th. (air grounds will be located In the the conclusion that aftfcr five years' lime a drayipan in Miami and la William Hsll of St. Cloud has M ayor’ s Court and fined. Every member of any. organised successful career In the business I principal part of Sanford where the * el* known in the lower qast and been here several days"thls week in J. D. D A V IS O N , was quite able to take care of my­ fair will be a big benefit to our mer-i, class la earnestly requested to be a l o l C°.Mt* “ of the gang, the interests of the Central Florida present. chants and the city generally.* self and havo my own company, .. * M ayor. ulh none.of them have borne Interurban Railway. -w. a i rf f 4 s ■ jfl ! * . $■ m\ SEM INOLE CENTRAL FLORIDA 1NTERURBAN IN FEBRUARY ■ _V-* - -*r !! Bf ■ ■ I * t'IF. 0 • j!; if ‘ 3 ! - . i •i f* 9 �THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE EIGHT Ocloher 3, I9ie A o r r s o f the Naw-UUaa A lw y w a t-Command.— No person (a over too old to dovelop Dew Ideas and rich thought*. The brain.la tho laat organ in tho body to dbvolbj), and It differ* from all tho others In ita ability to keep on- grow­ in g as long aa It la exercised. In fact, many brain colla do not become rlpo onough for a high state of develop­ ment until inlddto age. DIAMOND There la an old adngo "cterytiling brvuka oven," but It doesn't apply to baseball. ■ . Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford The fans In Tnlrdo appreciate n good ball team, whether or not It Is la the Hint division.- Some Picture at Lyric , Manager E. F. Lane of the Lyrie Theatre ha* arranged to offer his patrons the great new motion pic­ ture novel, "G loria's Romance," ih which Millie Durke, famous star of the speaking stage has been engaged ut a salary of $1,000 per week to play the leadfhg role. T h c V to ry is from the pen of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ru­ pert Hughes, authors of innumerable novels, and is said to be a society romance with scones laid at Palm ern terminus, " B V decision is wait*• an 0|^ Bench, Florida, nnd in the homes of Ing for Bill Be *1*1"-tw o weeks’ pay as taken this dastard tho wealthy along Riverside Drive. a fine and six month’* probation on ^im bark. Driving New York City. Manager E. F. | j a yard, engine. Tho accident wus In j to { ke Colon*;! und Lane states that the cost of the film no sense hi* fault and the punishWhat huppenf t is considerably* above what .he or-, ment starts u rio^. The men agree series of event* let dinsriiy has to pay for Him service, to send n committee of one to see [finish. * * *** but he feels that the nttractlo’n is in Marker and present their side of the , Lyric Wednesday every respect so excellent that it is case, demanding reforms and Hill ------------well .worth the higher price. Lewis is selected as the committee. Th , . . ty. nrin, (Jurat ol Miss Millie Hurke in "G loria's Ro­ The force contributes $200 and he i , mance" will be at the Ly^ic jevery starts for New York, with instrurlions to dress up there, put up at u . , good hotel, and generally 1m|.res, who makinR th, Connie • Mack's pitcher, named, 'Johnson, Is nlcknuinctl Jlug and hulls from Urslnus college. Or'dcrs Front " I I " Nearly Railroad A t the Star Wednesday. THEATRE E . F . L A N E, M A N A G E R "T H E HOUSE T H A T PI.EASKS" PROGRAMME Tonight —"Th e Houseof|Dlscord" "T h e Heart Mender” Selig Tribune News. Second Chapter of “ Gloria's Romance" featuring Billie Burk. Wednesday— -Triangle Bay, "The Innocent Magdalene” featuring l.illian Gish "Ills First False Step" featuring I hcslrc Conklin .Friday---Triangle Day, "The Div­ idend" featuring ( has. Bay and William ThoinpMin "lledeliu's -Uluff ‘ featuring i'a> Tiachrr. . Saturday—‘'The lipnd of Blood" "A n Angelic Attitude” * Twelfth Episode, "Peg U’ the K in g" ADM ISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS . MATINEE: T«r«|j) • Wednesday • 1'ilda) --Saturday 3:15 p. m. -Night 7 p. m. Sharp The 'Colonel, of course, is almost speechless with rage at the idea of "white trash" presuming that far, and orders Dorothy to her room and Stewart from the house. They elope. T h e Colonel duly records Dorothy’ s "d e a th " In the old family Bible anil Stewart takes Dorothy to his home in the city. ______ __ 7-tf For Sale at Sanford—Tw o lighten, gasoline engino and pump and othtr articles. Address Z. Spinks, Oviedo. Florida. ._________________M fc CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Having exliuiiated every other alibi, the ‘ New York (Runts switched benches ut the Polo grounds— and they won. . For Sale— Marine motor, 18 hors*, power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. First class condition, Sanford Mark, ine & Garage Co. 93.0 For Sale— Nearly new adding * The Indluunpolls club announces chine/ $35.00. Western Union that It bus mode u working agreement 1 All Local Advertisements Under with the Chicago Cubs for exchange of Tljis Heading TH R E E CENTS a . : ___________________ ••• l-tf players.. Line For Each Insertion. Minimum F’ or Sale — .H up Runabout, re­ Charge 25 Cents.' built, $100. Schclle Mnnis, City. G-tf Clyde Russell, the college pitcher signed by Toronto, stipulated In his contract that he would not pitch gnines on Sunduy. FOR SALE F’or Sale atock. A! Thu distance between New Loudon nnd Bridgeport by rail Isn't so great, Dutton lint In the Eastern league standing It's F'or Sale— F’ ine Ilig Boston Let­ some Journey* • . . tuce plants and Flxtrn F’ uncy Celery plants. Murpccs' Stock. J. D. Hood. 18-lto B A T T L E O F B U S H ER S Best Theatre* Use Them Fourteen theatres in Broadway Colonel Carter Raleigh, who lives using Triangle Pictures. Why? Be­ 1in an old mansion ju*t outside of cause they art* the host that money Louisville, Ky., is much opposed to can buy. The following are the names of the newer families who have coine to live about him since the war. uml ten of the fourteen theatres using brings up his motherless daughter to the Triangle pictures: ' keep herself entirely aloof from them. Fifth Ave. Theatre at 28th St. Dorothy, the daughter, .grows up. Savoy at 34th St. . . therefore, with no other companions Rialto nt 42nd St. ' . than two old negro servants ami New York Tehatre at llth l orhes Stewart, a young millionaire gambler who is waiting for some trouble in which he has become in­ volved in Louisville to tilow over. Their friendship ripens into love, and then Stewart goes to the Colonel to ask for Dorothy's hand. : For Sale— One International tru* Thoroughly overhauled and j,aj„ ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. ro r anio— jvico a passenger Oak. land automobile. Also surrey. As. ply Abernathy'* furniture store. Eddie Hooper Is playing great bull for Cliauibershurg und has bis whole team playing real Imscbull all the time ar rr‘ . . . |debut in the Jf’ nm Lewis calls at the railroad head-1 ductjon **Thl, Q UM «iufcrters and learning th a t.Marker is (hp distinction of not there he receives a tip from one |he prcju<J|„ , of F’ or ten years the men of the D. & of the office boys that the best w a y ! - . , ho |UI O. R. It., u short line, have been' at the merry of " I I , " supposedly Bar­ ker, president of the road. The line itself is run .from the executive Of­ fices in New York, fui* distant, and none of the men have ever, laid eyed on " B , " yet the smallest, transgres­ sion— accidental or otherwise — of the road's rigid und economical dis­ cipline results In a telegraphed order Dorothy Raleigh, a Daughter of the South Lillian- Gish Colonel Raleigh, her Father, itn Unreconstructed Kentuckinjo ..._ ........ • Spottiswoode Aitkep Forbes Stewart* a Millionaire Gam­ bler Sum do Grasse The W om an. ........... ..M ary Alden Mammy Jennie Lee Addrr ll-6tp F’or Sale or Rent — W< lished boarding house. Boarding House, c-o Herald CatchiT Lee Mills of Davenport bus n badly broken leg and will be out of the game for two months at least. Wreck LYRIC For Sale— Pony road 1000 some orange trees Ilox 224A Sanford. ____________________ Winning his first- three games gave Pitcher Marty O’Toole u tine start with tho Omulm Western tcum, J " ’So* f c U Olrwwbejiy Jitfliif*. per thousand F. O. D. Lake j C. A. Farina, Lake Mary, Fla limit!* Wagner tells this one on Artie*Butler and Jimmy Vlox: "Before Butler wiis traded to the St. lauds Cardinal* ho played short for Pittsburgh. Arthur%ind Vlox had a keen battle for a regular Infield berth. - One game Butler played short. Vlox second. Artie fell cliusliig a Texas leaguer. Next day hu slipped on n wet field. '• ‘Down again,' remarked Vli»x, sarcastically. . "A few dnys Inter n ball took a laid hound, hit Vlox In the mouth, knocked two teeth out and-put Jimmy 011 Id* hack. “ ‘ Who's down ntiw, you fresh huslirrT blurted Butler. ‘"Y ea , I'm down,-but I was knocked down,’ replied Vlox. ‘I didn't full down, like you.'" F'or Sale— Owing to change tt electrical power we‘ .have on hied machinery in good condition, co*. elating of bolleta,' engines, uat« pumps, fire pumps, air compr* sora and sundry ^ather machine, which we offer at'‘ prices which a m small part of the original cost, if interested address Virginia Ckroliu Chemical Co., care II. H. Peahodj, Supcrintncdcnt, Sanford, Ha. . - • 58-tf F’or Sale— One horse, wagon,-jump seat buggy, single buggy, wagon and buggy harness, plow und Plante Jr. FOR RENT cultivator. All in good shnpe. Bar­ gain if sold at once. Call or write1 For R en t— Furnished room*, light to Keystone Poultry Ynrds, Longhousekeeping, if desired. 410 Oxt wood. Fin. 13-4tc . . ,12-3tp F’or Sale— New 2 hp. engine nnd F’or R ent— House for. Rent' force pump, $25 cash. See Mrs. Oak Avc. nnd Fourth SL Beckston, F’ tr 'Reed or address W. W. Long, 410 Oak. 1 Bax 176, Route A, Sanford. 13-2tp For R ent—One front room fu> For Sale— Three weeks old lettuce nished. Hot and cold witter. $8.04 ants. Mrs. Hurry Wolf, West per month. Apply Mrs. W. W. Abernathy, 701 Mngnolin Ave. F'or plants. Sale—60,000 R. B. Monroe. cauliflower 12-tfc For R ent— Three furnished room for housekeeping. Apply to W. C. For *^altf— Established hoarding DeCoursey, Eleventh and Magnolia. house. Good trade. L2 rooms, pay­ 10-tfe ing. Reason for selling given and is good. A. P. Connelly, 109 M ag­ F’or R en t—Furnished rooms for nolia Ave. 12-2tc light housekeeping or bed rooms. 117 Laurel. 7-tf For Sale— 10 acres land on brick road. 5 acres tiled, ready for spring Furnished rooms, large and « < "Why don’t, you get rid of that dog, crops. $3,000.00. i Terms to • right four blocks from business cent*. Circle Theatre ut 69th* St. son? He Is useless and has no spirit." party. Connelly, 109 Magnolia Ave. Eighty-First St. Theatre at 81st Bath rooms in connection. Ch*s» “ He's n big help to mo In tho Junk 12-2tc rates for summer. Com fort C ottin business, dad. Comes home early every­ corner F'ourth nnd Magnolia. 92-tf day Willi a kettle Ued to his tall."— F’or Sale—7 room, 2 story resi­ Louisviile Courier Journal dence, fine location. $3,000. $500 F’or Rent— Several nice offltl cash, balance monthly payments of rooms over Yow ell’s. Enquire N. P. According to Precedent. $20.00 and interest. Connelly, 109 Yowpll & Co. 32-tf Agitated Young Bridegroom (Imme­ Magnolia Ave. 12-2tc Words of Wisdom. diately nfter tho ceremony;—"Screnn. F'or Rent— 708 Pnrk avenue. En­ It Is by vivacity nnd wit that man shall—shall 1—shall we—shall wo Pullets for Snle— Thirty Leghorns quire of H. C. Dullosc, First, »•< shines In company; but trite Jokes and kJss?" ■Self-possessed Brldo (It being and thirty Plymouth Rock, 75c Pnrk avenue. * 48-tf loud laughter rcduco him to a buffoon. her third experience)— "It is my usual each. A t the Overman place, near custom. William." — Chesterfield. Garfield 1Station. 12-2tp WANTED W h e r e Dog W a s U sefu l. Strayed— Cow, dark yellow wilk small white spots nnd white uddtfl, Clean - horns, eleven inches long. F'our years old. $10 reward. No­ tify Robt. Shimmons, Box 149 Wert Side. “• 13-2p There she meets Stewart's friends. She sees they are not of her kind,' , but* proudly tries to conceal her dis­ appointment. However, Stewart per, fceivc* the iiuft and determines \o re* -form—his* mudn~nf llv lii£ AT FIY very first attem pt u detective blurkrnails him, nnd his defiance leads to hU. arrest and sentence to one year in the penitentiary for running a gambling place. • • .# Wanted— Small fur.nlahcd cottage* f ut nished—hottsekeepi njj room*' Givp iprico and location. Addn* Box 1213. • • 12-2tp Wanted — Small Box (168, Sanford. fireproof sift. ll-3tp Lost— White Bull Dog, black ejr*. weight about 60 pounds, bob tail Notify Western Union. 12-2te Dorothy is loyal to him until .an­ I other woman conies to her home de­ claring Stewart married and deserted her .in Chicago some time before. Forced to believe, she returns to her old home. But the Colond. her father, will have none of her, nnd U. 8. U m l Office at Ualonvillc. iu . Aug. lJlh..ISI4-n Nttlcw U hereby glvrn that Williaaa n Flllman ol Wtkiwa. Fla.. »h o on 21. 1011. mad* llnmrataad Fairy. 8* OBS1S, (oi S U of 8EW and 8 H ol V Set-lun 21, Townahlp IS 8, liana* •» Tallahut** Meridian, ha* Had nollv* •* intention to make Flvo-y«*r Proof, t». * tab'l h rlalm to th* land nbovo d*’« 1* 3 belor* Clark p r c o lt Court, at Florida, on th* ISth day of B *p t»«i«IBIS. Claimant i u b m a* wllnoaw*: E. A. Itiuh of Wakiva, Florida W. K. U e of Waklwa. Florida W. ft. floyd of Waklwa. Florida W. A. Huth of Waklwa, Florida. , R O B E R T W. DAVIS 101 Tura a Frl-lOt* ll*|l*ttr. Miff- BilEeBurke D*pa l-aent of Iko Inleviar U. 8. U n d Office a: (Jaln*avUo. Ta. Mpt*mb*r I*. N o lle*'I* hereby glean-that Samuel S l J n*y of Ko|jk*e, Florida, who, on ***> *? , 1011. mad* llomrairad Entry, No- vl*** for N W jl of 8*etian 10. townahlp II * Ka |t 8i E., Tatlahawoo M*rld an. nie<l nolle* of InltnOea to mak* F i»* Proof, to ntahllah claim to th# *8*^ drarrlhed before Clerk Circuit lanfoid, Florida, on tha 2 nd day of vemhar, ISIS. C arrH ititl, ta il C a «tt Klaiaa C la im an t name* * • w i t r e * * * « : If. A. Nlrholaon, of Oenova. J E. 11. KIP-oo, of Oon»va, Oen*va, Florida., j J. If. IluddlMton. of M. W. Taylor. nt.pjaavS. ri*J « . ROBT. W. D A ' IN 'Puesdav-*—Frnnd* X. Buahman and Beverly Bayne in “ A Virginia Romance" Also Max Flgman in "H is Birthday G ift" a laugh provoking comedy. Wtdncrday—House Peters in "The Rail Rider" TTJundij— Robert Warwick in "TheSins of Society" Friday — Maurice and Florence Walton in "T h e Quest 1 of Life" These popular staia introduce their latest I dancing crates in several places in the foregoing ----- ----------- -----------Saturday— Pearl’.White in "H aiel Kirko" and "Th e 1 Secret of the Submarine" . GLORIA'S HUMANUE" AT THE' LYR.C TO*s �... ■ .# ____ October 3, 1916 TH E SANFOHD HERALD PACK SIX M A N Y P LA Y E R S HURT IN H U STLE FOR JOBS y any p * n «r lt lr a »c oay tarlr • • Ill* *1 ■1 W I k l i l i T t M ttiy m. i Bn i I i i t « t O i l i n ’ 4111, Law* * f Ffor____ __ „S. That ____ _It ahatl b# the duty of Section. al Notice U hereby give* I k l l C k a lw Kan- ho ehlal ot nolle* to aummon at aurh time, aUen. p iiu k u ir ol Tf n Car i t t i W N ». ltd , aa ha may be directed, any and aU persons d iU d lha 5lh day at November, A. D. 1895 subject to road duty, la woik upon tha ubtle roads and, streets of tha city ol haa fllad •■id vertificat# in my offlre, and qnford, Florida. haa mad* application lor ta t da«d to laauo Haetiqo . Th at any peraon. liable to in arcoidanca with law. B id corliltcilo road duty who shad fall to perform the earambracra iho following daacri -d property -ailuaitd m Samlnol# county, Florida, to- vice by this ordmanaa prescribed, without o wit: South 8 acroo ol E t { ol N W M of legal ot a'tflldent oacUaa ahall he deemed B K If, Sac. 8. Tp. 3t. 8, H. 29 E- * aero*. guilty ol a . misdemeanor, and-upon con­ The aaid land bains aaaaaaad at tha data viction tharaol. shall ha flnad not laaa than ot tha uauanc* ol turh rarttacala in tha S I.00 tor each day that eald peraon may In default in road and atreat workl and nama ot Unknown.^ Union* .aatd raruQcata hbe ■hall ba redeemed according lu taw tax upon failure to pay any flna, so assessed said parson shall ba imprisoned tor a dead will insua-thereon on tha llt h day ot period of not mor# than tour days. October.' A. II ISIS. • . Section ■Sr-7 This ordinance shall become W It nc*> my official (ifnatura and aaml this tha 12th day o( September; A. II. 1916. effective Immediately upon p s u ife and a pptcval by the mayor. E. A. D O llGLASS, Paar«d this 21st. day ol August. 1916. .Clerk Circuit-Court Sem nol* Co.. FU. • C. If. DINGF.K, Uy V. M. McDaniel, D. C. President pro tem ol the C ity 7-Tuee-Ste , -1 - Connell v»f Sanford, Floitda. Modern Nail-Making Methods. T, James C. Roberta, rity dark ol tha An Ordtntqra Granting unto the t!alled rtty ol Sanloid. Florida, do haraby certify Stales o( Aruerlra an IrraeaCabla Llreoaa An excellent Illustration of the dif­ ac Easement, far tha Right In I'arpatttlly that the above and lorasoini crtinanca was ference between old nnd now meth­ la Construe!, Malalaln and Eatlaalicly duly naased by the city council of Sanlord. l!aa a Newer on Certain S trod e In the Floridi. In regular session, on this tha Slat od* I* the ordinary common nnll. For­ day ol Au(uat, ISIS. fit/ of Sanford, Florida merly the metal was cut Into strips witness aa my hand hand at mad tha aeat of tha elty He It ordained hr the mayor and city o f Hanfbrd, on thla the 21st day .o f August and ’ then-forgo J Into shape with ham­ counllt ot Sanford, flortdsi 191*.. hertlo'n I. That the United States ot mers, and an export took about ond America (seal) JAMES C. HO IE UTS. be, and It U hereby (ranted an City Clerk ol Sanlord. Florida. 1minute and a half to each nail. To­ Irrevocable license, easement and, rl(ht In The above and foregelng ordinance by perpetuity to coostruct, maintain and atday they are made of steel and are cluslvely day approved. use an eight tneb private sewer, me thla _____ hand on this tha 21 at da y ol Aug. 1916 lighter and stronger.. Strips sro cut commencing at a point on palmetto avenue, J. ’ "D. D A VMISBOONJ., ip p o illt the (iovarnmrnt proparty, and run­ with steam shears and Ted Into auto­ ning Mayor ol tha City ol Sanlord north on tfolmalto avanua, approiim 6-Turn 4tc matic nnll machines. One man tends ately 120 (eat: thanrr aaat along Cbmmarrlal approiimately 226 foot, and at aaid three machines, which drop a nail atreet NO TIC E OF E LE C TIO N ' laat named point, to e o n n a c t T o tha Sheriff ot Somlnoto County, ot the •aid aawar lina to tha rity arver every second. Stato of Florida: opposite canter ol alky running paral al to He it known that I, It. Clay Crawford and lying next aaat o l. Palmetto tx n u r , Sacrelaiy State ot the State of Florida, with a right and privilege on tha part ol do hereby ofgive that a general elec­ the United State* ol America t > place tion will ba heldnotion in Seminole county, state manhole* at tha atarttng point ol aaid aawar of Florida, on Tuesday neat succeeding the line*, at tha turn ol aewer line at tha inltrMonday hi November, A. D. 1916, section ot Palmetto avenue and Commer­ flrat tha aald'Tueeday being tha 7th day of N o ­ cial atrael. and at tha connection vlth main va m bar: aaprer,. provided, howaver, that any and all For United State* Senator from the aewer line* ronatructed by -the United Slats of Florida, for all year* from March State* of Amerira, under the pravlalon* of 4. 1917. thla ordipanrt. ahall be cortatructed In atrlct For ala (S) Presidential Elector*. One Inch Card* Will lie Published Un­ compliance with all ordlnaacaa. rule* and For on* Representative of tho Foifith der Thla (leading Al The Rale O f *7.2t ■agulatlona of the city of Sanfoi d, regarding Congressional District of tha 'Stats of Flor­ the conatructlng and connecting! of aewer* ida, In th* Slxty-Olth Congress of tha Per Yesr. within the territorial limit* af aaid city. United States. , Section 2. T h a t thla ordinanra ahall be­ For Governor of tb* Stato of Florida. come effective Immediately upon it* pa-aaga Office Next to W. E. Housholdcr For Secretary of Stato of tb* Stats o f and approval by tha mayor. Garner & .Woodruff Building I’ aaaed thla 4th day of September, 1916. Florida. * F o r Attorney General of iho Stato of H. W. H E ltN U O N . Florida. I’rraident ot the City Council ot d r f e atts For Comptroller or tha Stale of Florida. Sanford, Florida. For Treasurer of th* Slats of Florida. E Y E, E A R. N O S E and T H R O A T I, James C. Roberta, city dark ol the city For Superintendent of Public Instruction ot Sanfofd do hereby certify that tha above of tho Stato ol Florida. MONDAYS sad THURSDAYS and foregoing ordinanra waa duly paued by 1 00 la 4:00 F. M. For Coraraiaalonar ol Agricullura of tha tha rity council of Sanford, Florida, in reg­ Slats ol Florida. ular aqeeion on thia the 4th day ot Sep­ For two Justice* of the Supreme Court ta mbet, 1916; of tho Stata of Florida, Witneaa ray hand, and Ihe aval of the elty Fcr on* Railroad Commiaatonrr o f th* ot Sanford, on thla tha 4th day ot Septem­ State at Florida. DtEN TIST ber. 1916. For S titt Senator for 19th Senatorial Dis­ , i* • i aval) ’ JA M E S C. HO RE UTS. a. trict of the State ol Florida. City Clerk of Sanford, Florida, Office In Garner & Woodruff Building For one Member ol the House of RepraThe above and foregelng ordinance by ms aentativri ol the State ot Florida. thia day approved. ., For County JudgeFormerly Orcupled By Wltne*» my hand on thla the tth day of For Sheriff. September 1916. For Clerk ol tha Circuit Court. Dr; W. E. H o u s e h o l d e r J. D. D AV ISO N . For County Assessor ol Tates. Mayor of the C ity of Sanford, Florida. Fpr T a* ColUctor. r-T Ufa-l i e Foi County Superintendent of Public In ­ struction. v N ailer of Application for T o Deed Under For County Surveyor. Srctien * of Chapter 4666. L a va of Flor­ For flvo County Commlasionert. ida . . . For three member* ot the County Hoard D EN TIST Notice la 'hereby given that C. W. Knta- of Public Instruction.' mlnger, purchaser of Tax Ceitiflrate No, For Juatich'of th* Peace In and for tha 1521. dated the 6th day of July, A. D. following-Justice Districts, via: No*. 1, 2, Office: Yowcll Building 189T, hat filed aaid certificate in my office, 8, 4. and ha* made application for tax deed to For Constable In and for th* loliowing SANFORD : : FLO K .PA iaiue In accordance .with l*w. Said certifi­ Justice District*.-vlti Noa. I. 2, 3, 4. cate embrace* the following draeilbed prop­ In testimony whereof, I h* ve hereunto erly altuated In Seminole county, Florida. set my hand and afflard Ihe great seal of THOMAS EMMET WILSON t o - »it Writ half ot Illock 8. aodth of the State of Florida, al Tallihaaae*. the K. FKHCil'SON H O t'S liO L D K V Townahlp line. Wild met*. The aaid land Capital, thla tha tweoty-fourt day of Au­ bting amaeaaed at the date of the it-uance of gust, A. D. 1916. »uch c-rliflraie in the name ot Unknown. Deal) It. C L A Y C R A W F O R D , Uni*-- »aid certificate ahall be redeemed Secretary of State. & according in law tax deed wilt Iaiue there­ To C. M. Hand, Sheriff Seminole County. on on the llt h day of October, A . D. 1916. 3-Tuee-IOte . . LAW YERS Witnraa my *>ntrlal algnature and aeat Sanford, • Florida thla the 12th day ol September, A. D. Administrator's N olle* vt Helllemrnl a Account* 1916. (eeal) E. A. DOUGLASS, To All Whom It M ay Concern: Clerk Circuit Court Seminole Co., Fla. Notice ta heraiiy given -that on Tu«*t!*y, Ity V. M. McDaniel. D. C. the ITth day of October,' A. D. 1916, I 4 7-Tuei..">t shall pteaent my account aa administrator ol the estate cl Lucy 8. Drown, deceased, Rudgrl for Seminole County, Ft*-, F k u c r a to the lion -rabl* Geo g* G. Heriing, Coun­ ty'Judge ol Seminole County,^St hi* ufRce in r t o lx SanlorJ, Flo(id*< and at th* same time present my vpyhrra and aak th*t the aaid Sei- ember 5nrh, 1917: Office in Vow ell Bldg. Sanford, FIs General Fund ____ f IS .136.00 account be approved and cbnffrmed. _ ____ 906.75 W P. W ILSO N Ix-»* S per rent____ Administrator C. T. A. 117,226,8* lOI-Tura-IOte cats ol H.SS-per annum Lewie In -th e -erro r b tft-tie—roeretr plucked It out and threw It away. The eeeond bullet went through Tawin' mouth while he was smiling over the fellure o f the first shot to do him In Jury, end It did nothing more then looeen one o f hi* teeth. He spnt the lenden pellet out nnd ‘ we* proceeillng to use hlk fist*. on Edwards when-the pelr were *epa rated. Ilnrry -It. W olf pleaded self-defense for hi* client nnd Judge Stump gnve him the benefit of the doubt nnd dlnnilrfffotfShc cn*e. S BUSINESS CARDS ■r f j u s z z i 80ME OF THE STARS INCAPACITATED THIS SEASON. More star ball plnyeni have been In­ jured this year than In any previous season In n dorado nnd the fun* throughout the country are mystified. They cannot understand why these ac­ cident* to star* rflioutd occur so regu­ larly. The answer is that baseball I* • different game this season. For sev­ eral years the plnyers hnve been reap­ ing a harvest. The natural advance­ ment o f tho game nnd the Increase of the profits pf the inngnntes at used the salaries o f plnyers to mount rapidly, and then came the war. between or­ ganised ball nnd the Foils. The players took advantage of the conditions and held the magnates up for salnrtcs all out of proportion to their value, with the result that the majority of. the clubs lost money In 1014 and Wifi. There was nothing left for organized hall to do hut make pekee. with the Fe<lernl league, and the retrenchment policy was adopted by the magnates. Almost every slur player of the two Major leagues- was tied up to two or three*yenr contracts, tlje majority of which expire at the dose o f the present season, and the plnyers now are hustling. In recent years the plnyers refused to take any unnecessary chances. They were eon■tent to draiv their-salaries and pre­ ferred to tnko no chances on Injuries, realizing that a serious pceldent would hurt their earulng capacity. 'When (lie magnates announced that there would -be a general cut in sal­ aries after the long term, war-time eonIrnctK imd expired, the player* real- BREAKS CHAIN WITH CHEST i: . . . W Ixed that they would have to get out nnd hustle or they would be cut even mare than they expect. As n result, they are making plays and tnklng'desperato chances which were unknown In the last two seasons. There Is no question about the hust­ ling o f the players this Henson. They are working harder1 thnn ever, realiz­ ing that their new contracts will be basal entirely uppa what they show tills season and not on past reputation, as wns the ease when the Feds were in the field. Perhaps many fans have not Ical how much faster the games are this year. Almost every ctub In two major leagues has been handicapped by In­ juries to star players,' with the Ath­ letics, Yankees and Indians the chief sufferers. One list plnces the num­ ber of crippled plnyers at 51, but this Includes many of the usual ailments, such as sore arms nnd lame shoulders, which are In no way due to the re­ vival of the fighting spirit o f the play­ ers. Nineteen members of the Athletics ami Yankees have* been out of the game, each for a week or longer, and six broken bones are Included In the list of Injuries. Other plnyers who have sustained broken bones are LoARCHITECT bort of the (Hants, broken le g; Chapman-of Cleveland, broken le g ;. Adams of the I'liillies. broken linger; Cady of Boston, broken linger; Magee of Boston, broken wrist; Fletcher of tin<Hunts, broken linger, and Archer of ATTORNEY ani> COUNSELLOR at LAW ibe Cubs, broken Unger. Dr. H. H. McCaslin DR. C. G. BUTT Wilson Housholder E lt o n J . M o u g h t o n ..GEO. A. DEC0TTES.. It Inis no c.innecthin with the govern­ ment’s went her department. The .fore­ casting station la located lu the foun­ tain lu front o f the Oglethorpe hotel mid consists o f n number o f long-wind­ ed and sweet-v o ic e d frogs. It Is said they never ndss the weather nnd that when.they sing one might as \\VH look out f"r rain. The frogs give nightly concerts whi'ti the Weather-outlook la right nnd the concerts are greatly en­ joyed by the hotel guests ns well aa \ lUc sUadji atreum ut pawo-t-why. Sanford FI*. larner-Woodruff Bldg General School Fund, l^ra 6 per cenl ______ 26,799.56 ... *26.210.00 ____ 1.410.60 126.799.50 SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER 6 SUITE 9. COURT HOUSE SANFOHI), - PHONE 143 D r ^ L A , TRQV1LL10N S P E C IA L IS T in Sanford, on hand at all times. PRAC TIC AL HOUSESHOER FO U R B R O T H E R S W ED S IS T E R S 205-207 Oak Ave. Phone 244 Try a Herald Want Ad Waukegan, Win.— Four Wisconsin brothers in the lust six months mar­ ried Jour sisters. The latest o f the I t O A l AD Vt W IS IN G weddings wu* n short time ago nt Wnu; kegan, when the last of the hoys I d the y , l l r r o f A **lliall*n for T a t Deed lim it, Srclfon 8 of t'hsyler 4*11, Lana (if t fo ,. Blum family married the last o f the lair slater* In the Itnusch family, both the N olle* l» fcarvby glvar *bat A. M arthill, " Itnuseh nnd Blum families being of burchaxr ol T a * iV illilra ta No. 161, d o H lb , 6th day ol July, A. D. 1J14. baa Ri»d Cotupbcllport nnd Hartford, WJs.. re­ •■id rartiflrtle In. m> oftlea, and hat tnad* ap*-elively. The wedding* In their or- ■ |i|>tlra1 Inn (or U * d m ) to I h u * lr aieordanir with la v . Said KarUHcat* nmhratr* Iho 1der are: loliowing dr*crlLrd pro|*«riy •iluafad ia ,-nunty. Florid*. r«-wU: l ot Five Puul Blum, o f Marshfield, part­ H*mlncfo in , ■llicrk 'Twu ;a», two Cameron. W aller Alvin Boyd of LouNaaa,* ner In Blum Druthers' box factory, The laid land being a*»*«»rd al tha data Mo., was the strangest man nt the ol the laauanra ol aUfh rartiflcale In lha wedded to Marie Itnuseh. name ol llnWnaan. Uolaa* Htid rrrliA raf* Harvard summer school o f physical John Blum, Marshfield, wedded to ■hill be redeemed aerordlng to ta v tax education. lie exhibited hi* great deed Bill liau* tlureen on tbv XSlh day ol Anna Itnuseh. Oeioler. A. l>. 1916. chest power by breaking n elmln by Peter Blum,' Jr., Marshfield, to’ Cath­ Wlinca* my olbrl»l *ignatura and tea! Ida chest expansion * which, It I* thla the-Jtitli day ol S-ptemba , A. I). 1916, erine Itnuseh. 4,*a|) E. A. n ou n LABS. claimed, ten tuen were unable (o break J a co b lilnm, Hartford, auto demonClark Clrauli Court SemlnoU Co., Fla. with their hand*. Mr. floyd Is thirty- , , Hauach. Ity V. M. M rD an bl, U. C H-Tua--6tr six year* o f ago, married and bus three _________ children, li e 'weighs 202 |>ounds, ha* a normal chest measurement of 42 B U L L E T S D ID N ’T STOP HIM ^NfOba »A’ V1t'Vaa"«)f*4 »a*. Laws af FleeInches and nu expansion-of 14 Inches. Notice Is hereby given that M . E. Dooley, On his farm in Missouri he devotes Lead Fired Into Lewis* Body Mad# purslaaer ol Tax CTertlBcat* i o. 1801, dated tb* 3rd d-y ot June, A- D. 1912, haa two night* u week to the Instruction j No Impression, According to Evi­ fllad aatd rerltH ril* la my fflc*. and ha* o f boys In phyalral development. He dence In Criminal Court. mad* applies' ion for t e a f d**d to iaiue in atcordanr* with law. Said .eertillrala araattended the Hummer school In order brare* tha follewing daaertb*d nroperty to pick up tho latest Ideas In physical i Baltimore-, Mil.— Bullets make no tnj- ■Puitrd tn 8 *n i ol* cebnty, 8en eoknly,' Florida, Florida, to. ol S c H . Hoc. 10, T p . 20 » . K. 8W culture to Impart to the. boys. prenftlon u|*on Nathan ld>wls o f ll’Ot all: 22 F.. 40 i McKIderry street, nrcimllnjf to hU evl- " The **ul land being aaacaaed at lha date Ik# laauane* ol arch cerllflcml# in lha FR O G S FO R E C A S T W E A T H E R llenee In the criminal court, where ho ol mm* ol Unknown. Unless aaid eertiflcat* tvn« a star wltne^w against' Wlllfnin ahall be redeemed according to law ta* will ta ue ihrrron Oh th* 14lh day ot Amphlblll In Hotel Fountain Qlv« Kdwnrtls, chnrgiHl with rnmnult with dead Octobar. A. D. 19IS. Intent to murder nnd carrying a dead­ Warning of Rain and Never Witness my official aignalur* and seal this tb* tt t b day o r September, A. D. ly weapon, Miea ■ Gueaa. t ill. J, , • r ____ ____ E. A. DOUGLASS, • Lewis and Etlwnrds had an argul*#al) Clerk Circuit Court Seminal* Co , Fla. Brunswick. On.— Bruuswlck now hua nn-nt. Krhvnrds prartired a revolver By V. M. McDaniel. D. C. ft weather fori-eutiling atatlua, although Had shot at L aw I k. One laillet atruck T-Tu**-»U i£&, Fine and Forfeiture l,r*a 6.per ton! ..... . „,| S.600.00 40.1.00 I 8,197.00- Hull ding Fund l.e-a 5 per rent FLORIDA SANFORD WAGON WORKS L% . 126,210 00 1.110.50 „ i Practice in Stale and Federal Court* Oldest Indian Over a Century. Pendleton, Ore.—One of the' oldest In CANCER, GOITRE and TUMORS If not the oldest limn on the PucUlc Cure Them Without Cutting Them Out const died w hen Ayoushnkntsngom, tha ORLANDO, F LO R ID A veteran Cayuse Indian, passed on tc ------- • A ---^'TtlP'trnPPV‘ hunting-grounds. He wns reputed to be one hundred nnd twenty years old, ami Ids mentor/ dated hack SUCCESSOR TO U’. II, UNDERWOOD t<> e v e n ts ’ wfilelt happened during th<* One and two horse Wagons Made War o f 18hi. Two Wisconsin Families Are Unltsd and It Only Took Six Months to Do IL Road and tlridre l.e»a 5 p« r rent J 4.100.00 2U1.50 t 1,098.60 Publicity Fund Lraa 6 per rent . .$ 2.150.00 ___ ____ 100.76 NOTICE OF E LE C TIO N Where*-. The legislature t f 1915, under the constitution ol 1886, o( the atala af Florida, did pat* three joint resolution* pro­ posing amendments to the constitution ot Ihe state ot Floilda, and Ihe same were agreed to by a vote of threa>flfthi of all the member* elected to each hou*4;’ that tne votes on aaid Joint resolutions were entered upon their respective journals, with the ycaa and nay* thereon, and they did deter­ mine and direct that the aaid joint resolu­ tions be submitted to the electors of th* • late at the general election in Novetnler, 1916. Now, therefore, I, 11. Clay Crawford, aerretary of the atala of Florida, do hereby give notice that a p* , Geaeral Flect io n will ba held In each county in Florida on 10t -1 uss-1lie A FINE REMEDY FOR BILIOUSNESS AND - — CONSTIPATION-^ HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER MaxwelFs Magazines Periodicals _Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s P 1041st.SL Phonel82 H. Plum bing and G as F i t t i n g My ■ .... rr-x* n*8ection 2 ot A rllcl* V II ot tho eonatltg. lion la hereby amended ao aa to read as follows: • “ Tha regular aaaalon ot the legislature that ahall m*at m JJM7 shall apportion th* representation in tn* houao o f represent*, tier*, aa in thia Article provided, which ap. porlionment shall bo baaed Upon the led tenaua taken by th* xtats ol Florida or by • eh* United State*, which aver ia the !*.{ taktn. In tha saveisl counties ot the atala -and I hots that shall meet every ten years tharaxftar ahall apportion tb# repieaent*. lion in tha houao ol raprssantsGvea in th* manner in tbi* artlrla provided, which ap­ portionment ahall bo baaed upon th* last census (numeration taken by .the atxta of Florida hr by Jha United Ststea, which ev«r la the last token neat before the legislature ■o apportioning lha representation ihqll eonven*." Section 4 ot Article V II ol th* coaitb tiftlon it haraby amended ao sa to raasd as follows: "W han spy n*w county ia-created by th* lagblatun ft ahall ba entUUd to on* a*a- * ■lor. and on* msmbsr of th* bouse of repr*. tentative*, until tb* next enumeration pro. vidsd for In Hactinn 6, ot thla Article, shat ■ball ba taken after the creation of th* said new county, or until th* naxt census eats, m ention that ahall b* taken by the United Slates of America after th* creation of th* aaid new county, whichever shall the aoonar b* taken after th* creation hi aaid new county, when It ahall b* entitled to oa* member of tho houa* of representatives for every tan thousand of population, or th* major fraction tharool lha tamo aa ether counties.** * .. . * A Joint Resolution proposing an amend­ ment to Section 1 ot Article V I of tht constitution of lha atata of Florida at amended by Joint • Resolution No. 2, Aria ot 1893, Relating to Suffrage aad Eligibility. He it rcolvad by th* Itgfxiaturs of lha state ot Florida: That th* loliowlog amendment to Sec­ tion I ol Artlel* V I of th* constitution af • tho atato of Florida bo, and Iho s in s t* hereby agreed ta and shall b* submitted la tha altelor* ol lha atata at th* general election ta 1916 for ratification or rejection: Sect tea t. Every mala parson ol th* ag* of iwsnty on* yea n and upwaida who.la a citiaan o f th* United State* at th* tlma ha ap plica to register shall b* deemed a qual­ ified aleetor at all alrctiona under th* roaatitution of tha atato- ot Florida, provided, that ba posaeyaea tha following additional qualifications: Ho ahall have resided and had hi* per­ manent home and ptaca ol abod# tn tha atatsTof Fkoiids for one yaar, and In the county •wherein ha apptit* to register for six months, previous thereto. H* must ba ahl* to read, writ* and Inter­ pret any section of tha constitution of th* •tat* of Florida at the tlma he applies ta register and vote. H* must own in hia own right proparty to the value of not Ira* than five hundrtd dollar*, which fact ahall b* determined only by tha assessment books ot th* county at the time he apptlea to register and vote. Ha must not have been convicted, pre­ vious to th* time he applies to regular cr vote, of larceny, robbery, forgery, per­ jury or btiberx In any of lha court* ol any ■tat* or of Ihe United State*, or If ao con­ victed he must have bean raaforad to th* rights ol citixanahip, Frovlded, however, That no person or lineal descendant ol nny such peraon who was on January In , 1867, or prior there­ to, entitled to vote under the conalitutlons and taws cf any ol the state* or ter­ ritories, or edtitlad to vote under any form of government, or any naturalised citiaen or hia descendants, ahall b* denied tha right to register and vote because ha shaO not h* able to read, writ* and interpret any section ol th* constitution of tks atata of Florida, as a trove provided, or be­ cause he ahall not own property of the value above (perilled; naturalised elliaeaa of th* United States, huwcv*r«j|t tha Inn* . 1 th e y ' apply, and before they ahall b#. ad­ mitted to register, shall present to the regiatilttion ofArrr certificate of hi* nataurab is aiion. or a duly authenticated copy Ihrreol. Sec. 2. Upon tho adoption of thla amend­ ment So the constitution, tha legislature shall' enact appropriate law* to carrj th* purpose ot thia-amendment into effort. The vote* cast In com fllan t* with aaid proposed amendments, and the canvass, declaration* and return* thereof, ahall be subjected to the same regulation* and re­ strictions a* are provided by law for gen­ eral rlectiuna in the Slate of Honda. (aeat) , In Testim ony Whereof, I have hereunto act tny hand and alt filed the Great Seal of the State of Florida, at Tallahaaace, th* f'nulial. thfo tho twenty-fifth . d a y 'o f July, A. D. 1916. II: C L A Y C R A W F O R D . • Secretary ol State.- day being tha Hesenlh Day o f November Road and U r l d g r _____ __1_______ 132.240.00 fbr the raliflratlan or rejection of the aaid joint resolution* proposing amendment* to I^-aa 5 prt cent___________ r___ ___ „ 1,612.00 People all through this section are the constitution of the slain ol Florida, vlt: 4• 1 buying L1V-VHK-LAX because it la ■ 130.628.00 It u a vetet- _ Total ...... .— — — ------------— A ’ Joint Koa'olutlon Proposing an Amend­ preparation of real merit. ment to Section 9 al Au]dft__S-oL.tb* able rcmedr-thHt BCU hatiirnlly a m3 .ef­ General Fund Hsnte— tJonimnitflB,' -l{*Iitin g to Tnxntton Rent nt Court l|nil«S -------fectively, thoroughly cleansing the liver and 'Finance. 4,000.00 Hilaries o l offirata He It resolved by th* laglalalure ot the and bowels. It la easy to take and hu ; 7.220.00 Com m illion* A (eea . _ none of the dangers and bad aftef effects 3,600.00 atalo 41 Ftoridi: Supplle* lor County ____ __ That th* folloaring amendment ol Suction of calomel. LIV-VER-LAX will get you 1 1,206.26 Ihcidaptala . .... . 9 of Ar'tcle.9 of the constitution ol the state, right, keep you right and save you doc­ * ’ . 117,226.25- re'atirg to taxation nnd fluonre, k hereby tor's bills. Sold in 50c and $1.00 bottle# agreed to and aLalt he submitted to the tload and Hiidge Fund elector* of I t * stale fur adoption or rejection under an absolute guarantee. Every Salary Supt. Road Cam p---- 900.00 at the next general election hereafter; that Aaaiatanta . ,. . — 500.00 is to aay^thnt Section 9 ol Article 9 of tha battle bears the'likeness of L. K. Grigsby 3 G u ard*__ ________________ '______ 1.080.00 cn nallturton ol lha atato h* qmandid to For sale by W. G. A L D R ID G E . l-abor on ro a d ,....... . ................ 1,600.00 read aavollow t: , Feed tor Stock __________ - ___ 2,600.00 "Section 9. There ahall bo exempt from ( onvlcle’ Feed___ ______________ ____ 4,600.00 taxation property to Ihe value ol Bve hun­ Tool* and Rcpalra __________ 1,000.00 dred dollar*, to avert widow that haa a lamShoe* and Clothing for C on vict*__ 750.00 Uy deperfde’n' on her for aupport, and to Diacbarg* Money . 400.00 evarV peraon who ta a bona fide resident . t llridga Tender* .r ____ 6(0,00 of the atata and haa lost ' a limb or been Katimated amount due City of disabled In war or by mtalortline." Sanford ... ______ .1____________ 4,000.00 • Road lluildlng Material* and Eituuimente _______ 7,500.00 A Joint' R**olut.on proposing *n amend­ ment to Section. 2, 3 and 4 of A rlirl* V II Incldantala,. . . ___________ _ 1,669.60 M Y SPE C IA LTIE S: ol the 'constitution ot th* state of Florida, relating to cenaua and apportionment. 126,799.60 He it resolved by lb* legislature of the Fin* nnd ForfoUur* of Florida: P I C K A R D 'S H A N D - P A I N T E D C H IN A Feeding Prlabner* .... ... _ 1 _ _ __$ 1,600.001 ■tat* That th* following amendment! to th* hatary ol Prosecuting Attorney 900.001 constitution of th* slat* of Florid* be, and GO RH AM 'S STERLING SILVER Jailor aOfl.OOi asm* nr* hereby agreed to, and tho Jurors and Witnesses .... ...... 6,197.00 j th* earn* ahall be aubmittad to th* electors of ROGERS’ PLATED WARE auto a l th* genera) elect ion in 1916, for’ I 8,197.00 th* ratlAratlon or r*jerD°n: ■ Commivaionera Rudgat of Ffopendlturea. Section 2 of Artlrla V II. I* hereby amend­ ELGIN" AND W ALTH AM WATCHES 7-Tu**j4te ___________ '__________ . ed an *■ to raadjoa follow*: "T h o legislatures that ahall eonven* In An Ordinance Presiding for Ihr Wnrklng af H lrrrla and Heads by Cerilau Peraona th* year UH9 and thereafter ahall rontlat R aiding Within Ik* City Limits af Han. ol on* member ot th* aenat* from each county. In the atale, and ol on* member ol ford. Florida the houa* ot .representative* from each tla tt ordained by Ihe mayor and city county to th* atata for every tan thousand couufll of Sanlord, Florida: at population therein, or tb* major frartton Section 1. That *v e ry i able bodied male tfelfool wbgr* there may he a major Iran mu th* t|9 ol *ighla*n y*ara, and left over altar dividing tha whole number .prison mop *over tv *' ’’ under tha th* age of tlfty years, who baa been ol population ol tha county by the num­ a re Ident ol th* city of Sanloid, Florida, ber Ian toouaandi Provided, that each for a period ol thirty day* rball .be aub)*et county ahall h iv * at leaat on* repraaenl*. and lisbla to work on the street*, road* aad live and that no cnouty ahall have more allays In aaid city, as hereinafter provided. than three representatives In Ihe houao o l Section 2. That every male person, a* representative*. Th* member* ol tha house, dseenbr-d in Stctton I of thia ordinance of representative* ahall he rleetad fur a ahall bo subject and liable to work on tha term of two yeara and la * msmbtra of tha alrrota and -roads of lha city of Sanford atnat* ahall be elected lor o term ot four lot dot more than six days In **rh year; years, axrapt a* hereinafter provided. The rovided, howaver, that any peraon *ub- election for mambdrt (ot each branrh ahall ct to road and aireet duty may perform bo at th* aims lima and place*. Th* terra ■uch service by an able bodied auhslitut* of ofSea of senator*' elected In 1916 ahall over th* ago af eighteen year*, or in lieu oxplra on th* first Monday in April, 1918 thereof may pay the city of Sanford tho Th* term ot 'efleo. of senator* elected In sum ot $1.00 for each day h* la required'to 1918 (rum th" loliowing count)**, to-witl work said roads or atreat*Earambla. Gad-den, Jaetaon, Laon, MadlSection 9. That any and all sum* ot money paid unto th* city ot Sanford, by tkoae subject to rend duty In lieu of per­ formance ol actual ikboc Muan. aaid toad* end—streetv-vh*tt_ h» oar'd ami expended by Ilravard, Palm Baaeh and Levy, aoall ex­ N tha elty of Senior I for the repair and up- pire on th* first Monday la April, 1911| l i sp o f ' It* system ot roada, atraeta and all othaf aenat or* to bo elactoiF |n tha year alley*. * 1818 their term ot offlro ahall oxplra on th* Section 4. That no parson, under tha pro­ first Monday In April 1923. All members visions of this ordinance shall be required or of th* houaw ot representatives alerted at 4' * <ompolled to work an tho road* or ttraota tha general election la 1918, their term of ol tho elty ol Sanford, for morn than two ofReo ahall oxplra eh thw Oral Monday la day* In any one week. April, l l t l , and thoraajlor th* term of ofP erson s Section 5. That Ik* provision* ol this fie* ot all jnomtor* of th* houao ol raoro- A l l W o r k R e c e i v e s ordinanra ah*P apply to no peraon raaidlng aaatattvaa ahall rom trance on tho Brat A t tu n l i o n A n d B e s i E f f o r t s - j within th* corporato fipsiu ot th* r.ly ot San­ Tuesday alter tho first Monday in April ford paying munlerpas taies. either roal or per- uaxt i w n n U i tho aloetlon. A t th* g*aT # U p k o «# N# * * . ana! property, prorated that tha amount •rat aloetlon, la >910 aad Iherasllar, at I O p p o site C ity H a ll t 2.019.26 V‘,'.T7 ■ V aerratOTW—to bo alactod shall b* alactad for a a n a of four y**ra, the term to begin an tb* flrat Tuesday altar tb * Orat Monday fo April ol th* following year, excep t. that when a new county it created, the laglii*. tur* shall at that time 0* th* length o f tha terra of th* first senator to be aloetad there from at two or four yotgs with tho **4 in view ot heaping th* number al old te*. ater*MIn a balance with th* number of th* , . . ■ �V PAflE-flEYEN. T H E SANFORD HERALD Sasu ^Practical jtome DressStating J&rsons 4 . Well Settled Styles in Hats Monroe Chapter No. 15, It. A. M . Meets every second nnd fo u rtliT h u r* day in Masonic Hall over the Im pcria Theatre. Visiting companions welcom e J. F. Karnatz O. J. M iller Sec’y High Priest A Snappy Design for Housewcar - rmlnole Chapter 2, Order Eastern S I* Meets every first and third Tuesday In each month. Everyone who has seen hla Star in the East are cprdially invited to visit this chapter. Alice E. Robbins, Sec'y to |H)»itian on front nn,| back o f the blousei cbr^ppailnj; edges even, nlasti the frtint near tho i j g i of tho armholo between small ” o ” perfora tiona nnd insort n pocket. CluNo un-' dernrm nnd shoulder seams and form tuck in front, ereusing go *|ut perfor­ ations. Btltcli H Inch'from foldod edge, turn the right front edge -tinder nnd nllow left front edge to extend for nn underlnp. Work eyelets through the tuck nnd Incc to position. Gather lower edge of waist between double “ T T ” perforation* and 2 in­ ches above. Bow the collar to Jteck edge. This may ho bound with braid or finished with buttonholed scallops, If further decoration is desired. Next, gather Hie lower.edge of tho sleeve between double “ T T ” perform Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. o f P. Meets second and fourth Tuesday*. Nlsitlng knights always welcome. H. McLaultn . O. J. M iller K. K. nnd S. C. C. ’ Connie Mack. • Sanford Lodge No. 27, I. O. O. F. Itdi. In 11)15, for the first time In Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m.; McGrow's management, they finlshet' In the cellar. M. W. A. H all. E ko Block. J. I, Johnson; Connie Mnck organised the Athletic* J. W. O. Singletary Secretary N . G. In 1D01. They won the American league championship In ltKrj, 1IJ05 Gate City Camp No. 6. W. O. W 11U0, 11)11. 1013 nml 1U14. They nlse Meets second und fourth Wednes day captured the world's title In 1010 fro:* nights in each month. r tlu* Cutis, nnd from the (limits In 1011 F. L. Miller J. F. Hooiohan Clerk Council Commanded nnd 1D13. Last year they finished Inst, for the flint time In their career. 11. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 Meet first nnd third Wednesday night AnoWfcr Pitcher Flaherty. at corner of First St. and Palmetto A v *. There’s another pitcher Flaherty In Cruse Barnes J. G. Hurley Secretary Eknlted Rulpr the American league. He is n youngHer from Dean academy taken on by The Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior Hugh Jennings. His first name Is Ed­ Order United American Mechanic* ward. TJm newcomer, by the way, Is Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. l nephew o f I ’aL M ., In the City Hall. • Visiting brother* are welcome. C. H. Smith, Rec. See. Ao»c*uo cnNjiswri>aN«.Tr< onoo' P\ I S * V-i " * I K l Although it is developed upon the linplrtt of lines,' this dress is smart ssd snappy. It is made of old rose cotton gabardine, tho V-shaped neck to be filled in with a chemisette or left open and.finished with a broad colUr. There is n deep yoke on the blouse, hut this may be omitted at will. The five-gored skirt is made with a panel front goro and a yoko at the sides and hayk. In medium size the dreu requires 5% yards 36-ineh Bxterial with fi/, yard contrasting ma­ terial 18 inches wide for shield and standing collar. I f mado without blouse slid skirt yokes, 5 yards of. gsbudine will bo sufficient. . In asking tho dreu as illustrated, It Is necessary first to adjust the yoke Pictorial Review Costume No. 6806. 15 cents. . ntinns nnd sew sleeveband to lower edge, t’lose sleeve ns notched, then eloso srnm of elbow cuff ns notched. Face nnd sew 'to sleeveband, seams even. Hew sleeve in nrtnhole, small *‘ n” perforation nt shoulder senm, easing in any fulness. Now, join tho tido nnd hack gores of tho skirt .ns notched. Close centerback seams. Close yoko seams and turn under lower edgo on small “ o " rforntlons. Form tuck near eenterek by creasing on slot perforations and stitch !4 Inch from folded edge. Adjust to position on skirt with conter-hacks, upper and front edges even. If desired, work eyotets through tuck in hack nnd laco to position. Turn under aide edge of front goro on slot perforations, lap on sido gore, notch­ es and edges underneath oven; stitch Vi inch fram folded edge, leaving edges to left of center front freo above Inrge “ O ” perforation in front goro for n placket. Sew to lower edgo . of waist, center-fronts and renterbacks even, bringing side hack scam to under-arm seam. Adjust tho belt to position on dress. Trim with buttons or finish the edges with scallops worked with buttonholo embroidery,__________ _______ 4_____ Sizes, 34 ■to 42 Inches bust. Price, C Sasu &Tractkal Tiome DressStating Sissons igfllaUy for Thii N awipa: iy Pictorial Review In Biscuit Cloth and Satin. An interesting costume far Autumn wear, developed In biacuit doth and , ,• white chiffon doth Is “ *>d for the collar. (This costume of biscuit colored «oth combined with satin Is ona of »oo unusually successful designs for Autumn. Cream whits chiffon cloth « used for the high collar, the revere V 8 °f cloth and the long walsted body “ gathered at the waistline unller’ •m e 'j ''...- j iw * three Tjarrawtoandi flr-dOth, .A. novel idea is exploited In tho nnrrow hand studied over tho dosing at tho front. This corresponds with the plaits at the sides of the dress and offers an op­ portunity for the introduction of a design in wool or silk embroidery. The two-piece circular tunic of doth Is pointed at tho lower edge In front and draped over -a three-piece foun­ dation lengthened by a circular flounce. In medium size the design requires 5 yards 44-tnch clolh and 3 wards 36-lneh satin, with 2V4 yards lining 36 lnehes wide for underbody and gores. The tunic, because of Its circular shnpe, is cut from an open width of cioth, as shown In tho cutting guide. There will be room enough left, how­ ever, f o r the trimming bands, tho rovers, straps and piecing for tho flounce. All o f these section* of tho pattern are laid on a lengthwise thread of material. Now, fold tho remaining doth and along tho lengthwise fold placo flounce of the skirt. I f satin Js used for tho waist, place the pattern on the tat in Just a* shnwn in the guide —back on lengthwise fold and front and sleoytf on lengthwise thread. Next, fold the lining In half. Place tho front on the matorial first, laying it on a lengthwise thread. The back comes next, reetlng on a lengthwise fold. To the right of this Is the front gore, on a lengthwise thread, then the back gore, on a lengthwise fold. , , I f the round effect la preferred tor the tunle, eut off the pointed end along small “ o " perforations. A dropped waist or moven age fritat la frequently combined with a r« •i normal or high wald belt In the new mode*, -to the advenUge of the wearer'aa figure. wearer v • Pictorial Review Costume No. 6017.Bixes, 34 to 44 lnchee bust. >t*. 7 * M rs. U n c e E. W illiam s M illinery Store 4 Sanford Lodge No 62, P. and A. M . Communication every first and third Thursdays at 7:30. Visiting brethren welcome. O .L. Taylor ' S. G. Kennedy Secretary W. M prepared Specially fo r This Newspaper By Pictorial Review Bsippy dreu of old rose cottori gabar­ dine duplicating attractive uniform of the College of Industrial Arts. Both the House and skirt aro yoke-trimmed. S A N fO R D LO D G ES Price, £f There aro wido hats aqd high hats and variety enough In both sorts to Insure several shapes that will bo be­ coming to each faco. But .tho variety Is not confusing as It was n year ngo. The styles orb very well settled an J the hats uro beautiful. Each of tho hats In Uiq group of three pictured displays sumo ono or two of tho accepted modes In rntlltnory for spring. At tho left of the group ‘a straw sailor has a wldo. Hut brim. Ttio crown is covered with faille ribbon put on In fetir sections Over this ribbon covering "ladder’ bows extend from tho conter to the base of tho crown at tho mlddlo of the front and back and of tho two sides They terminate In loops and ends that lie fiat on the brim. A mtlan hemp, In gray. Is shown at the right. It is covered with gray crepe. At tho right sldo tho brim turns up sharply. A band of narrow velvet ribbon encircles tho crown, fin­ ished with a how nt tho loft side. The striking feature In this hat la Its bead ■embroidery. Tho peacock feather motif appears on the front nnd side brim nhd on tho crown, embroidered In small beads set closo together. A bell-shaped black hat hi tho top of tho picture In it perfect cxaniplo of a popular type. It Is of lustrous straw trimmed will) loops of taffeta ribbon perched cn top of tho crown. Lac­ quered rose foliage covers part 'o f tho crown, and springs up among the loops of ribbon. This tint Is all black, ex­ cept ‘for tho Inrgo pink rose nt ono side. loicqucred or varnished flower nnd foliage trimmings are Immensely pop­ ular. Everything hits a shiny, bril­ liant' surfacq, covered either with transparent or with black lacquer. Flowers treated with this lacquer look as If made of lino porcelain. RESENTS JOSHING ABOUT AGE Speaker Says Doesn't Matter If. Hair Is Getting Gray, So Long as He -Continues at Top Speed. Trl* Speaker resents being Joslu-d about Ills age. He nays that Just *<> long ns‘ lie eontlnues to go at top speed It really does not matter Imitf much tlhf fuiiH »‘rlde’ - him brennse tils hair Ih gray, hut that It hurts when he Is going had. Speaker refuses to divulge his exart age, hut declare* that he bps been gray since he was seven­ teen years o f age, and that he Is not yet thirty. Few fans \Vltl believe that Trls Is ns young iiq lie would like to have people believe, hut, after all, wlmt does It fimtter? He |h playing the greatest game o f his enreer. and until lid Htnrts to Blip thd fans lit Cleve­ land will nut worry about libs gray hair. • •• 4 A fancy detnehed skirt yoko of sheer matorial Is gathered to n skirt yoke which Is already full. Llttlo shoulder capes appear on both dresses and coats. "You’d better withdraw your appli­ cation, If you feel that .way about It," Lcidy rotortod. "Honest, I moan. It. Olvo • mo a Player Misunderstood Winks of trial,” ^ persisted tho lanky Lullng youth. * Opposing Pitcher. I’ ut on the mound. Stair created.a sensation, striking out tho Cardlaals right, jiml left, and allowing only one With the Bases Full, Batter Imagines scratch hit. In the four innings bo was permitted to pitch. That Next Ball Will Be a Faet One— It W ai a Curve end HOLD REINS SEVERAL YEARS Ho Missed It a Yard. CONFIDENCE 1$ GREAT ASSET Texas Giant Dlacovarad In Training Camp Who H at All Earmarka of Major League Pitcher. Confidence sometimes counts for a loL In the first baseball game o f the auason In the training camp of the 8t. Louis Cardinals the 8an Antonio Bron­ chos whitewashed the Cardinals, and Incidentally discovered a Texas giant who has all the earmarks of a great pltoher. " I can pitch as good as any o f those guya out there/" said Stair, a young Hercules from Lmllng, T ex , who had applied to Manager Leldy for a Job with the Bronchos. - - - ... _ *OJIS TRIBE NO. Cl, I. O. R. M . Meets every first and third Friday night* at 7:30 in Masonic Temple. • Visiting brothers welcome W. A. Ginn, John Stamper, • C. of R. Sachem United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners o f America Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meet* first and third Thursday night at 7 o’clock in the M. W .,A. Hall, PicaB Ik. J. W. O. Singletary W TllfTVan Nana Sec.Treas. President Heralds of Liberty Meets at Eagles’ llnll first Monday night in each month at 7;30. , Wm. E. Householder, Commander MhuBortha Packard, Secretary The Sanford Council K. of C. Mee’ sthe 2nd.Sunday 3 p. m„ and the The Denver club announces the ac­ 4th Sunday 8 p. m., each month, at K . ’ quisition of Larry Cocklnghatn, the of C. Hall. Oak Ave. T co, Schaal. Grand KnighL Michigan Normal school pitcher, who C. L. Britt, Fin. Scc’ y. , earlier was announced ns a youngster vvlm would got u trial with Detroit. Modern Woodmen'of America “ Klcets 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:30, In M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. C. E. McDonald C. I). Couch , Consul Clerk WILL DISREGARD TIPS Any player who expects that anoth­ er man wilt hand him anything In a hall gamo Juat bocauso they happen to bo friendly while off -tho Hold Is crazy, according to Manager Jennings. Hughto bellovea that no matter how strong the ties of affection may ho they will not stand tho tost o f placing Damon and Pythian on oppoalto Bides In the national game and expecting them to help each other. Ho telle a story to Illustrate big M in t_______ “ Tbero won a certain pitcher In'tho National league at one time who had a peculiar nervous affection or tho facial muscles that mado him appear’ to bo winking all tho time. 1 will not mention hla name bocauso ho may ho aensHlvo about this affliction, if you’d call It that. One day bo was pitching a tough game when ono of bis chums, who happened to bo with tho other club at that time, coma tp bat •j In a pinch. "The count had arrived at a point where tho batter was In a hole, when ho noticed the pitcher apparently winking at him. " ‘Aha,’ ho said to hlmaelf. 'He la tipping mu the wink that the old fast one la coming because he doesn’t want to sea me fall down with the bates filled. I’ll just got a toe hold and bust this ono a mile.’ “ Acting accordingly, be took a lunge at the next pitch, and, as It happened to be a curve ball, he mlseod It about a yard. As ho wont out to hla position he walked up to the pitcher and said ▼erjr much In earnost: " ’Hereafter, Frank, never mind about Upping me off. I can do better when 1 use my own Judgment.’ ” Celery City Aerie No. 1853 Mooting every Tuesday night a t 8 o'clock Pico Building. , C. H. Walsh Ja*. C. Roberts, Worthy President Secretary Want Ads Bring Results Jtt.1 Wbai Ih* Nam* lia * il« Comfort Cottage MeGraw and Mack Have Piloted Re •pective Teama Longer Than Any Other Leader*. Homelike - Comfortable - Convenient OPEN FOR THE SEASON , During tho -lost ton-year* In bnsr(mll every team in the Nntlnnnl nnd American league*, with the exception nf the Philadelphia Athletics nnd the New York Giants, hnve hnd two or Corner of Magnolia Avenue and Fourth Street Don’t take a chance with inferior carbon paper.' It means faded, illegible copies, untidy files, waste of timg and poor w ork. Put a stop to this l _ Use TRADE more manager*. Ten years ngd John McOrnw was managing the Giants and Connie Mack was leading the Athletics. Those two men are still piloting those teams and bid fair to do bo for imtny years to com*. ' * . McOrnw started hla career with the •Plants In 1000. . Under-film the New Yorkers won the NaUonal league pen* nants .In 1001 and 1005, and the world’s tIUe In 1005. They lost the National league championship In 1D08-because of Merkle’s famous "boner” nnd fin­ ished third in 1000. In 1010 ttje 01nnts finished second, and were first In 1011, 1Q12 and 1018. The Giants lost the world’s series with the AthleUcs lb 1011, and In 1018 were again beaten by the Athletics for tho big honors. In 1014 the (Hunts were posed out In the pennant fight by the Braves, after the latter had made a whirlwind fin- M ARK Lasting legibility— neatness — uniformity— and economy moko MultiKopy tho standard carbon paper. In.black or blue, MultiKopy never fades. MultiKopy gives non-smudging, non-rubbing copies which often rival the original In clearness and legibility. MulUKopy gives surprisingly long service and.is unequalled far manifolding. W r i t e f o r F R E E S a m p le S h e e t — -----------sL STAR BRAND T m H M R U mm art xuarsnttad to five T&000 Impraulona at Uutn a” or ‘V without cJoatax ao a* to show on tho paper. . .-rv-•” Herald Printing Co * ii y ■j ** Sanford, Florida �P A G E POUR October 3. ISIS THE SANFORD HEHAED its news versioh of the evidence, pro—-forts lo*rget “"tho. corrected^ of members form the recording secre­ ■pfured-Monday and thereupon Bolter Knott'a audit oh, W. S. Murrow. ’ got tary have failed.— Leesburg Com* R. J. HOLLY. Editor hot in the collar' and 'lathered all mercial. W - W- HAYNES. Ilmdness Manager over’ and foamed at tho mouth,’ and . f^sbllabsd E n r r T u w b r and Friday ‘ cussed a blue streak.' Gee! he was C l j U / ^ ’ j C T A Y 'sho' madder'n a wet hep. So he 0 1 1 " U l i U I il A went right after Mr. Milton Smith, • U M c iim o N m ice, in advance who publishes the Daily Democrat, 'g M B I R A K §1. 00 using language no real gentleman MONTHS. tiN should use. Mr. Smith, who is one !M O N T H S *tl ADVOCATES OF HENRY GEORGE o f those vary sturdy gentlemen never W ILL CALL FOR ELECTION la lbs n t f bf P .n ltf I 1 M Pm tesr la loses his temper and just let Mr. Adraaco ar 20*. P n Moalk Murrow -'blow off. and run down,' San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 2.— T h e la A d n a n MaH Ha Mada al Offlra P<'t and there was no need of an gnde.r- single tax on land to pay all-the e iid-CUaa Man Malta* Auvoel } M takef or even a physjcian. But th e , pun**** of government is to he voted 1*01, at Ib t I'oaloffk# al tta a fW . F w U . ■ reeling betwi'Jn- Mr. Smith and hi* on by the electorate of California, U adw Art ad March led. 1ST*. friend* and M r. Murrow and his male and female, on Novem ber 7. frienda ia plainly apparent and we Taking advantage of the initiative, la IlsraM DaUdlaf Trfepbaa# Ns. US are all standin' round with Pur the advocates of the Henry George finger on the trigger and if India-, theory obtained the-necessary signa­ erect person* Jiappen to atrike n tures to a petition which will place match, 'look o u t," for the 'battle of a constitutio cal amendment befor Verdun' would Bound like a Fourth the people on. election day. T h e ver­ of July celebration on a farm in dict of California’s million voters on comparison. . W e are anxiously hop­ this- radical economic proposal wll ■n / ing Mr. C itp i will ahow up wit!) be received wiHj.Jntcrest in every •hia’ n’ with which he killed ao many civilised country in the world. niggers bade In ‘ Oie Alaham.1 " — About 74,000. signatures were re­ Ocala Banner. quired and 130,000 names w ere-ob­ X J W “THESMEDHnflERALD THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY FOR CALIFORNIA V W V W V W V W V U U X J B i. . r f W V ^ r f lt A r A ir f w W I » A a r t n n f < l n n p l l i r f W W v < V ? i * X STANDING A man’s standing in the community is materially secured by his baijk account. An account with tne PEOPLES B A N K means more to you than mere security for your working capital and more than mere checking service. 4 * , It m ean s that the P O W E H S - T H A T - B E in the business world have an eye on you and that you are affiliated with one of the strong factors in business* progress.,......... . • A 4 ■— Jt* PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD •ilX^ANTYOUR auSjHtSS. II. R. STEVENS PnaUMi C. M. HAND VW.-IWdr. SANFORD, FLORIDA F'L W00DRUFF Vits-Prsaidant 0. ,L TAYLOR Caahisr R. R. DEAS Asa't Cashier ■ i ^ r g i p R t y ’J tained. Luke North, chairman of this fall, but the single tax proposal First giving a lengthy outline as tion for tens of thousands of years, the single taxers* campaign com m it­ Is the most interesting. to what the relation should be. This and which rivals tho fertility of the SAM E H ERE relationship was dlcvided into a Nile and Euphrates, has been drain­ A man came into the Advocate tee, says that after rigid legal check number of sub heads such as Rela­ ed to grow early fruits and veget­ office Saturday and asked for u copy checking 18,198 names were v a li­ A U T O AC CID E NTS Tho late wires say that Villa and of the paper. When it was handed dated. The cost of placing the tion by Cooperation, Relation be­ ables which find a welcome market the Homestead robbers have gone to him he said "a lrig h t" nnd walked measure before the voters of C ali­ Bun W agon* Continue to Play tween Church Parents and' Teach­ in the snowbound north. Camphor to the Ten Thousand Islands for the out. W e'do not know when an inci­ fornia was about $7,000, and many ers, Relation to tho Church, Rela­ and indigo, cocoanut and pecan, Havoc With Sanford People winter. tion of Enthusiasm, Selfish Relation. find conditions favorable to their dent pleased him m6re. ;W e had New Yorkers contributed to the There has been a series of auto This not to be taken as ordinarily growth. Hundreds o f lakes and riv­ been scratching our head wondering fune, which the sponsors have dub­ accidents in the past few days, A gentleman In New York city where we could ralao our weekly bed, "T h e Great Adventure Fund." given but the selfish relation to mean ers arc alive with fish and ducks; in wrote The Herald, asking about the pay roll, and here a stranger like n Henry Bool of Somerset, England accidents, death and fires seeming that anything for tho good or hurt the woqds are game; a thousand hotels of Sanford. We sent him a messenger from heaven had shown sent the first $1,000, and near the to go by series. Last Friday as Mr of tho schools was for tho good or miles of shore on-ocean and gulf af­ copy of The Herald and referred us how to pay hills. When f i t t i n g dose of the canvass setit $900 more. and Mrs. Frank Gonzales and fam­ hurt of ourselves. Under each of the ford sea bathing in January; the ily were ‘making the turn in the cut him to the advertising columns. above relations the Doctor had his winter climate rivals that of the time came we faced the force with a The Fels fund duplicated $2,500 of of! road at the end of Sanford ave­ ----- 0 ------* Seven Mexican appropriate wmarks and never failed Mediterranean. smiling countenance and said ".A L ­ the contributions. In most states.the railway laborers together scraped up nue where the brick road ia being re to drive home a telling point. A hunting season begins as the tourist But it wns not alright. School 'd a y s — what wouldn’ t we R IG H T .” paired the axle of their Ford car special instruction to both lenchers season ends, hut in Florida this is older-people give to lie young again In fact it came near creating a riot; and sent in $2 with the screed, " F o r struck a stump at the sldo of * the and pupils, as well as to patrons, reversed and the sportsman has both and starting the term with books on Now frienda it may he proper to go Land and Lib erty." road and threw Mrs. Gonzales and special charges -to those named fresh and salt water fishing all win­ shoulder and mother's kiss on our into n dry goods store and get a This is the measure tho people of against the wind shield cutting her were rinade. cheeks. Little do the youngsters spool of thread and pay for it by California will vote upon at the N a>ter, with abundance of ducks, geese, iadly but not seriously. T h e shock think of school days'as the happiest saying "a lrigh t;" a cigar deiiler may .vember election: i—iw- *-'*’*. ' The text used for the sermon is quail, wHd turkey, deer and hear, (nocked the wheel from M r, Gon feel flattered by your calling for one o f their lives, "T h e people of the state of Cali- tales and the cue ran into the ditch one zfound in the 9th chapter of within an hour’s rido from his hotel. . * —O--of hi* cigars and paying him by say­ fornia do enact us follows: If he enjoys yachting and motor­ along the road and again shook up Corinthiuns, " I know in part." This boats, 2,000 miles bf Inland sheltered Editor Callahan has sold the Ft. ing “ alright." but believe us it will text was especially fitted far* this "A rticle X I I I of the constitution the occupants hut they escaped with M yers Press to Henry Ford and we not pay the running expenses of n is hereby amended to take effect bruises und arc able to he out again. class of sermon and there was a les­ waters invite him every day in the suppose the Press will now come out printing oilice. We tried paying our January 1, 1817, by tho following son given from this text that should year. Yesterday as Mr. and Mrs. Er­ w ith the new streamline body, press­ help once by saying that magic section: have' its helpful influence in the ’ * "N e a rly half tho population of the nest Galloway wore coming to town schools. e d fenders, seif starter mid*be han- word, hut instead of bringing heart­ United States are within a twenty.•."Public revenues, state, county, from their country home and were bled by agents everywhere at fhc felt satisfaction it came near bring­ The spngs used in the service were | four hour journey by rail of £hla land ing a riot. Hot air may he "a l­ municipal and district shall be raised attempting to puss a team the driver m ark down - price bf $6.98. selected for their cducntionnl adof Bunshine. A million people living right" in its proper piat'e. but we by taxation of land values exclusive turned into a gate without warning v ant ages. wherb snow* falls in winter could, and have learned the sad lesson that it of improvements, and no tax or and gave the rar no opportunity to llulTaker of ihe Tam pa Times has In tho near future will, enjoy this charge for revenue shall lie imposed The services were closed with a |y»ss on the ditch side and the car takes real coin of the realm to pay challenged Holly of the Sanford vast pleasure ground each year. prayer by Prof. B. F. Ezell, Super­ Wauchuln l,n an>’ lAxbor product, occupation was jammed into a hurhrd wire printers and paper bilh Herald In mortal combat on Plant Tho one thing which has stood be­ business or person; but this shall not vising Principal of the Sanford fence injuring both Mr. and Mm. Field. HuffN second should insist Advocate. tween the promised land and many .prevent the assessment of incomes Galloway severely-, but reports from schools. th at there be no hair pulling.if In* thousands of winter visitors has been and inheritances to provide for old them this morning arc encouraging want:, his principal to stand a ghost V E L V E T R O AD S the absence of good roads. There .age pensions, mothers’ endowments and they w ill be out again in a few PA OLA P O IN T S o f n show.— Manatee Record. Clarence Woods, that indefnti have been atretches of good roads, , . and workingmen’s disemployment days. Their escape- yns a v e ry nar­ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kersey of ----- O — gable nolbter of all that is good in aTtd dli'BblIlly j nsurunce. row one from the appearance o f the Green Cpve Springs, who moved re­ hut separated by links which were* anything hut a jo y to motorists.' Sanfnrd, like Fort Pierre became Lake 'county and Florida has named "Lan d holdings shall he equally £ar nnd the place wheru it happened. cently from Paola announce the Now this is rapidly changing. Coun­ tired of "watchful waiting" for out- tiie sand asphalt roads o f his*county Margaret Frances, last assessed, according to their value for This mprning as one of the school birth of ty after county haa voted road hond* aid e capital to build n first class the "velvet w av" and there is some use or occppance, without regard to busses was coming down Park ave­ Thursday. hotel and the home people are to excuse for his enthusiasm hut . . . . by the million dollars, and the state Miss I*ranees Pearson is visiting js }Jej( build it themselves, stock now being recently rode over the velvet wav of an>* w,,rk of man thereon; this value nue a little hoy named-ColTey, who ng crossed in all directions by lives hear tin: Geneva ferry was rid­ shall he determined in municipal­ her sister, Mrs. Kersey, as well ns u flubecribed for that purpose. Truly, i Lake county and also the brick paved highways on which the tourist th e Lord first helps those who first roads of Orange county that have ities. and wherever else practicable, ing his wheel, collided with the bus her small niece. can do his 200 miles or more in a help themselves. Ft Pierce News been grouted with cement and we by the 'Somers system,' or other and was knocked down and badly Mr. and Mrs. Clark C. Pearson day, in comfort. The states leading much prefer the brick grouted roads means of exact computation fron bruised. Dr. Puleston attended him are the proud possessors of twin north and northwest are also pro­ and reports that he is badly bruised If anything central locations. hoys, born Snturday morning, Sep­ viding state roads which rival those T h ere is nothing so rare as a Sep; In the sum! usphalt. nnd shaken up but not Heriously in­ tember 30th. "T h e intent of this provision is to treated this mantin­ in k roads brie■ in ti\e nortiu^and the vast procession ..tenmher day in Florida and U!1 the ***' * * . take for public use the rental and jured. of cars which passed into Florida June days of the writers are nothing ner are■ smoother riding than tin* site values of land and to reduce Billingsgate to Chancery Lane. . tho past winter carried license signs ■ws compared to* our matchless Sep­ t»:trrri itsphuit aiud there is one tiling land holding to those only w h o'live P It ECAUTIO N A K Y M EASU R E , admit ‘'IlilllngSKato" ia now* scarcely of. probably every state in the tem ber days and October days in tha t (T arenee (till have the brie k roads are then* for all time on or make productive use of it. heard, wo aro told, at Billingsgate. Union. These license signs, by the this state. The excursionists from School Hoard* Resolved to Prevent Tho epithet must ho disestablished. way, serve as a first aid to new ac<.iiumiK ii . "C onflicting provisions are hereby the northeast' are finding it uui out uI,,, and .'and 8an(i a,Phalt Tn.tui* arc " U , Infantile Paralysis What shall taka Its place? Dickens, quaniia;nv*hipr. -fttu1 oL. °* w''ur an<l repealed." coining her*1 hv hundred* to spend 1 w ^ i o t o g ^ y s ^ 1 1 .Urnmnemr, frpmrTntprr .which pervades ^Florida tear, at least from the Wekiwa in a circular let. Through^ t|>;*,, id io m of CptmLy. 1 heir - Chairman North j *' vacations. * , bridge to Sorrento. The brick f> ■ ,1(f M im tm .wirbrm -nf urt' fii sufiMf flu'f * 1 fiisjifflOY U. J- Miller, Mi D WDOul Uio worst and most forclblo Ian- renders it very easy, especially for ----- O -----Kuago to bo found in his novels In tho i , , „ , fi '[•— ,|- ~ i i M ii r 'i i r . m./r" 'l ri . j 1 T 1,1-,. nture" fund, the Board of Public Instruction yes­ mouth of Smallwood, a denizen of tho visitors from the same state, to make B p te -* - * ' Iftwafrau fThfll thcV ;trt. theHtTnuof roads that hubbies over with enthusiasm. He terday passed resolutions that will purllous o f Chancery Lano!—London new friends. It is.no unusual sight north report the factor.es working *u rMn| j Florjda w|1, makt, hl.rcafu.r ttntl Sem to see several cars from different prevent any ca,*c o f infantile paral­ Evening Standard. writes: ■ d ay and night ami the greatest s a v e L ^ - w commlsslonera after 'a ysis in the Semi note schools this year. parts of the. same state touring to"H a lf the struggle,for a free earth o f prosperity sweeping the country.!aiuuiuu^ti h , hl8pBt.tion decJdod 11(1011 111r»|revx11vii<i uvvntiu jtetlusr,-who*e-ownere-had-nevrr m T h e school- board can alwaya be Thin means more visitors to San- Tthis form for the new roads and they is ovpr. The initiative measure to --------------Tndlsercet AUvtCk;----- -r before. huflipn** suML*ipebpUt»-4ep»tfdie d^n rtg iiiv tna' rU hTpiing at untax Doctor— “ Madam, you must tako "Jord.— Sahford Hcrald-f will all I' b b»h| of this j r ...... raising public revenue from a single, the right time, nnd this step tow art more oxerclso. 1 should advise walk­ "A lready $12,000,000 has been ap­ A fte r, vp'ir vi.iip*-- i ^ - ' rond from Sanford to the OraUge tax on land values; taking the profit having _thl* schools free of the disease ing every day." • Wealthy U d y — propriated—one county alone is o f yo u r celery for a *few weeks they county line to hetfin this week. The.|out of h,!e aorMt vacant jot8 nn(1 Id a 'step in tho right direction. "W alking! ity dear doctor, you must spending $1,500,000, and others, a *wUl need u chapge of diet. And grouted brick roads are not only a |nnd, speculation; gagging privilege bo accustomed to attending poor poo- million oach— for paved highways. Below is the resolution in full: what better eh^nge than i l ^ (smogs p lo!" * . velvet way but tm*y girr permanent. and monopoly at their source—openWhereas: Acute- Anterior PolyoNo other state affords so many Apalachicola oyster Af<a!acnicola intransient. Intranam,utable, per- !ng the lnn(, um, {,„ nntural re. tneylitis (acute infantile paralysis)* is miles of motor roadw ay bordering 'Tiroes. |sources to the whole people on equal a disease which is prevalent through­ Musk's Power Great. ocean, gulf, rivers and lakes. The W e will do our best, hut when PJJjj*1'* et'crlMling. — O terms — this hold, idealistic, plainly Musk In Its pure atato fa so radio­ automobile tourist literally rolls along out the country a t the present time th ey reach Sanford they always stay. active that, If held close to tho body through avenues of palms." " A D V E R T O U R fS T " S E A S O N spoken people's bill has won u place and ----- O -----for a time. It will produce sores simi­ The svitson of the advertising fakir on the November ballot. Whereas, This disease is one o f a lar to those caused by radium. A S^l’ KET S C E N T E D B U N C H * ■ * * and the advertising fakir is ulpon "A gain st such heavy odds as an communicable nature which is more . 3t has been generally well proven M l j us. Thb Jacksonville Ad Club calls empty treasury, lack of state.organ­ e a s ily - disseminated1 by segregation, th a t a man who swaggers around, j h,m advertou'rial» and it is apt,y ization, timidity of those who said and • • * in u r* of toti a Ifun, threatens to . ‘ it can't he done,' it has been done. t-»#“ it, and tells how he stood at j .. f , . , 4, Whereas. The most likely period tiuch and such a time with finger on! wou!d remmd lhc Money cannot buy the earlf) free— of incubation is tw o weeks as d e­ r u t i m am trigger is a bully and a coward. In bu,!n*M men of Leesburg who are only an awakened manhood can cided by the most eminent au thor­ PILE REM EDY addition to this, such men an* abso-j ™ m ber* of the hoard of trade that achieve it —hut without sufficient ities on the subject; Therefore be it a resolution • was passed lost Tall money in this hard age o f cash noth is a scientifically prepared medicated lu tely repugnant, to decent citizens Resolved, By the Board of Public BEING A BOOST FOR F L O R I D A paste in tubes for proper use; also tablets binding all members to refuse to ing at all can he d on e.' Now the w ho desire to observe the law and Instruction 'Tor Scminolo county, CLIMATE. SCENERY AND ROADS for internal use in same package. A rem­ patronize any advertising* scheme main atrugglo begins. ruled o f commpn sense. And, os a edy which you can use yopmclL Soi“ Florida; that no child in Seminole except that o f an established publi­ " I t Is not necessary to argue with The Popular Mechanics pays Flor­ on its merits. Ask us. SUld only by us, general thing, a quiet and law abid­ cation in the trade territory, unless the California voter about the iniq­ county be permitted to attend the id a this tribute in its October issue: 50c and $1.00. ing citizen, if he ever becomes really public schools who has been]out of the unless the solicitor present a letter uities' of land monopoly. R. C. BOWER "Florida, with good claims for the Personal state of Florida, within the past tw o angered can either whip or cow down signed by the special committee of experience has abundantly educated oldest settlement in this country, is any auch swashbuckler. The Jack­ three appointed to pass upon such him. He (and she) are avid of the weeks, or who does not have a cer­ one of the newest states in poitj^of lr Ccaii af C **»ij--j«tff*,‘ gsk«WkwrT*ss^ son ville Free I’rcss, whose columns if. HIM* »f riwMs tificate of health from a legally o r­ chunce to vote for any measure that, ganized Boatd o f Health, from the developm ent Perhaps it wore more la is Kitit) et agound with abuse for ail who dis­ schemes. Ltd* Haler* It is Up to the nowspapers through will abolish landlordism and turn agree wiih it, h s-* a Don Bomhosteo point of origin, which ia satisfactory accurate to say has been one of the Noties ii hereby |Wsn. to all w(,“ l5 ** out Florida to expose these schemes open the fair, rich land of the Gold­ newest, for the past few years have Furioso of that boasting and bully­ ,n*y conesrn, that on tbs l»t «ts» ot »*P* to the~~county medical inspector. tsraber A. 11. ISlff, I thail apply to lh» worked changes almost magic. T o Honorable ing breed on its stuff. This person, and, as corresponding secretary of en State to Its every in h a b ita n t(Srorr* O. llsrrina. Jodfs •! And be it Further Resolved, T h a t the visitor there ia endless variety •*ld Court, m Judgo ol Probits, tor ■ » who thinks he is funny, and tries to the Florida State-Press Association, make it easy for every one to own a Baal dhrhart* a* aiseator of tho •J**1* a copy of these resolutions be spread to enjoy. The live oaks whiefi were Ud* 11si nr*. dscOsisd; and ttst at •I" “ * * make other people believe he is the editor of (he Commercial has home. upon the minutes o f the board — tins I wltl pr**#nt ray flail set certain machinery in motion by "T h e intelligent minority of Cali­ young when Christ was horn, their psecular fierce, writes under the no in tie ol slid aatato, and i»k far tbur copy.m ailed to each (teacher within which absolute evidence will he se­ fornia is already well informed on plume of "Bear Cat from Big hranchea pendent with hanging moss; approval. the county, and a copy delivered to Dalsd Fab 18th. A. D. I»ML palms by the million, lofty pines, S w a m p ." It's u safe bet 'that any cured in most instances when thes^ the theory of single tax. There is CHAS. D. HAINESthe Sanford Herald with the request Eascntsrordinarily brave man could stick a schemers and fakers and fakira try hardly a high school in the state giant cypresses, and all manner of for publication. * M tfr3 11-1 l H l-Z t-tfire cracker in a corn cob and run out their schemes the first time. whose pupils have not debated 'll. wonderful semi tropical growth, him ou t of town. H r went to Tal- This information will b f sent to all One. of the examining questions put blend their odor with ocean breezes. Ia Csart-sf County Jad(s, flswlasls Csostr • { FUrida Jaha** r « the other day, and wrote a members over the official signature to teachers far the higher grades Is, The Relation of the Baptist Church Miles ppon miles have heen cleared, fa Stats re Ktats ol to the Schools o f Sanford of the secretary, and no paper in tho Js C* iD ns ‘ What is single tax?' Women's clubs alary about his experiences while and where recently existed an al­ 1 * Notice u hereby • f t von, to all Sunday momine service at the most impenetrable jungle have ap­ way eoaesra, that on tbs »th dsy st r •#-. there, (ram which we cull the fol­ state need fear to expose the scheme have studied it. Already it has come A. D. I9 1 T ,'I ahaH apply low ing choice paragraph, Just to whenever it rears- its head in that to pass that Henry George standa Tem ple was set apart fOr'aij educ- peared rich farms, producing two ruary Honorable Georgs G. Herilnf. f * - v out as the most illustrious man in tional sermon—occasioned by the and three crops per year. Orchards eild Court, aa Judea ol rrsta ts, lo t WT ahow our law abiding citixena what paper’s territory. flail dtaehargo aa saaeutor if tbs • * « " aort o f a bunch expects to be in The only reason this and other im­ Ihe annals of California., Comes now fact th at the Sanford aehools opened •of orange and grapefruit anti planta­ J. C. Kelaa,.defeated; and t b it * ^ , “ 5 time I alii prsaant toy fla il chatgc q f the siate after Jan. 1, portant ' matters pertaining* to the the great adventure to put single yesterday. The subject used by Dr tions of pineapple lend charm and tiicu to r of aaid sots to, and a»k *or ■mfi 1917: , .... Hym an in his discourse Was “ T h e variety to the summer day In winter •pprovtl. -r welfare of the rfUle press have not tax trito practice." There ■"Tuesday morning the good, old been placed before the.members o(n -m ero Min are five nve other orner initiative Relation of the Baptist Church to th months. Land that haa.been gather­ . ^ t s d Aagaat 4th. tor. sir v Hffleea Dklly . Democrat published tho aaaod^lion is that repeated, f l- { measures on the California ballot I Schools of Sanford.** ing rich deposits o f dying* Vegeta101- *-T, K 1M , 1 M , THROUGH AVENUES OF P A L M S ,*‘K �> : ! 1918 INand about t h e c it y • ---- ,, little lUpp^ningt— Mention of Matters in B r ie fPersonal Items of Interest ! Seminary ®f the Floating Small T»tk» Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald Readers • Mr. and Mr*. W. E. Watson Have removed from their former home on fourth itrect to one of tha Heaton houses bn Park avenue. , Bower recently purchased the Thrasher houae on Fourth street |«ii Saturday took possession where he and Mrs. Uowcr and the biby are comfortably ensconced; R c. \ Real Bargain— Seven room house and lot, good location. Good urms. Monthly payments, 7 per rtnt interest. N . H. Garner. Sec Be quick or you may lose a bar­ gain. ' 13*4tc Hon. Clarence Woods, editor of the-Eustis Lake Region and one of the greatest boosters in the state of Florida ’was in the city a few hours yesterday and paid The Herald a pleasant visit, Clarence is like a ray of aupshine that filters into the room through the curtains of trouble that heset the sanctum of the-editor on certain days. Like all Kentuckians he is a gentleman, first, last and all ' the timeGet your school supplies at The Herald office. 12-2tc Word comes from Dr. C edi Butt, who is in Atlanta being treated by a specialist that he will not recover the entire use of his eye recently in­ jured by having a fish hook stuck iu it at the beach. This will be a double affliction to the doctor as he b lorced to rely upon his eyes in his profession as a dentist. His many friends hope for his entire recovery ere he returns home. For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Self Rising Flour— At nil grocers. . G-tf Messrs. \\ illio and Jim Ilonlchnti motored over in their car toX'araota Sunday to get their" brother and children, whore the children have entered school. i •- * PAGE FIVE Use Juba ’ Self Rising Flour for delicious hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ cers. 6-tf FOHL’S CRACK BATTERY. ■ ' m m 1908 M ILLINERY Two Former Breaker Boys Make Success at Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Butts will move to DeLaritl this week to make Pitcher Stanley fcovele»kie and Catcher O'Neill Become Stars In Big Show their home.. Cnpt. Butts is one of Only Thrqugh Dogged De• tin- popular conductors on tho-A. C. termination. I.. and his many triends here hate Sweaters and -<|>nrt emits. Sweaters to see him leave and h o p e 'it will for men, woniva and children. 3 m J j not he lor long. Both Mr. and Mrs. Irwo former breaker hoy* o f the coul ^ ,oro" Hl-ltc j Butts will he missed by u large circle regions of Pennsylvania are , doing their share toward keeping Cleveland Charlie Anderson, J r ., l e f t ' 0^ ^ u n tW in Sanford/ , n big fnctor In the American leugiie Sunday for Gainesville, (la., to enter j For delicious hot biscuits psc Juba race. They form a battery that bus Riverside Military School. He h a s 'S e lf Rising Flour— A t all grocers. . been uniformly successful all season. been home this summer. 6-tf The ex-anthrndte' wonder* who are , Plant freeslas. Walter Realty loft Sunday for his luerensltig lii famd with leaps und home in Washington, North Caro­ bounds.are Pitcher HRqnltty Covelesklc Plant gladioli for winter bloom. lina, after spending several days here o f Sbaniokln nnd Ctttcbor Steve Comfort Cottage hnH opened for Oddly enough, with his many friends. Wnlter is O’ Neil! o f Mlnookn. the winter season and a limited both players were tried by Conblt doing well in his North Carolina number of guests can. lie accommo­ Maek in their undeveloped stage, but home and carries the- best wishesvof dated with -the best that can he ob­ were let out. After numerous rebuff* his ninny friends with him. Stanley Coveleskle, whose brother, tained. Comfort Cottage maintains Use Juba Self Rising Flour for Hurry, won fume earlier In the major n high standard coupled with that delicious hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ longue, unheralded enriie to Cleveland home comfort so dear to the peart this year and made good from the cers. " * ‘ 6-tf of the people that want the best. i Prices are reasonable. Coriifort Cottage opened ^ yester­ start Coveleskle Is an Iron man, nnd has • Use Julia Self Rising Flour for day morning with many of the for­ been wdrkcd repeatedly out qf turn, delicious hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ mer pntrons of the house at break­ especially being dependable. ns a re­ fast. They will flock to the place cers. 6-tf lief man In close games. In a recenl where they can get the home cook­ series v^th the Mncknien Stanley per­ Sunday dinners ore a specialty at ing and the pies like mother used to formed an uncommon feat. Cleveland Comfort Cottage during the winter make. was lending,'3 to 1, when Klepfct senson. Why bother with dinner at weakened In the ninth Inning, J. Carnes, proprietor of the home when you can get a dollar The first two Mncknien to face him Hotel ' Carnes and his niece, Miss dinner ut Comfort Cottage for fifty Lee Gladys Curnos spent Sunday in In the mound' reached base. cents? Tampa where Mr. Carnes owns and Just received, an assortment of operates the Hotel Qlive. coat suits at the French Millinery For delicious hot bisebits use Juba Shop. ■ . 13-ltc Self Rising Fl our— all grocers. Transplant your violets as soon 6-tf as it rains, * With the advent of winter visitors " B ill" Palmer left yesterday for and the opening of the 'Ranford his home in Gru'ndy Center,- Iowa, schools the city is taking on Its ac­ where he expects to spend the win­ customed air of activity and one of ter months. He was the premier the heat seasons in our history is pitcher and all round good man on promised. the Sanford baseball team this -sea­ son and his many friends, here hate Business Licenses Expire Sept. 30 to see him leave but expect to have Please take notice that all business m him here again when the Sandspur and occupation licenses expire on Lodge gets going good again. Sept. 30 and should be renewed at M 9 1. had not been back in that period. He noted many changes in the city and had a .good lime renewing old Acquaintances. ■ifl * -Xtl t ' * * TH EfSAN PO RD HERALD Mich., nnd Louisville, K y „ ,and Chi* cago, III nnd were gone six weeks. S ay. there are pretty places bm nothing like dear old Sanford. - ___ Fine S to c k in Novelties and . .Trimmings Arriving Daily MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMSL 10G East First Street . Sanford, Florida •H --|--|-l--F-F-F-M“l"M"f-t-F-Fd-j-l-f-F-f+ 7- cents at th<| door,_ twenty five cents •« T* AVLT R O C K IS A F A V O R IT E __ ----Charles Condskey, owner o f tin* Chicago Mlilte Sox, hits 11 high regard for All rock. “ He’s always 11 favorite here," re­ marked Cotuuiy. “ He illil some great work for us, I remember || Hint post-season tie we bad with ” ■• the Cubs many years ngo^-tlic + II one which was never settled. "The West sldrnf thought we 4J were through as regards pitch­ ers for the fourteenth game. 1 + U went down to the bench arid-JI ; | asked Hoy Patterson bow he felt. •• . 1 Before Hoy could answer, Nick 11 |J chimed In and asked If he .» couldn’t work. 11 " I took him up on his proposl* + j < tli 111 and let hllu go In. Un the IJ first hull pitched Jimmy Slagle J ■• cracked a terrific single to cenII ter. Then Altrock wound up.and ■• threw the ball over to first. ! I catching Slagle asleep hy several T feet, " ‘ It’s all o(T.' I kiiIII to myself, as I stood behind the screen un­ der the, *lnnd. 'W e’ll win now.* And we did win. Yes. I've al­ ways tlkeil Altroek and uiu glad whenever he comes to town." for ladies and ten cents fur children. If wb do not get the support we can­ not continue these games nnd wish you would give us your support hy taking the live tickets when Davis calls upon you. Clean |ip and Beautify In line with the clean up cam­ paign that will be pushed arduously from Oct. 1 to 1) w ill.h e found' a number of locals, suggesting the seeds and bulbs that urq seasonable tor planting. W hile we nre cleaning up we should also* plant for the wintr and spring garden s'th at our town mny blossom like the rose in these seasons.’ • ^V The city forces and the Woman's club will pull together as in each pre­ ceding campaign. Attention will be centered on home grourfds, streets, parks and alleys and it is hopt>d by the committees in .’charge to eclipso nil former campaigns which have already placed Sanford in the fore­ most rank of clean, and attractive towns. BIG T IM E AT S T U A R T . East Coast Chamber o f Commerce Will Celcbratn . ' Nothing Much to Celebrate. Stuart expects to have u big cele­ An Ohio poet celebrated bfe ton bration on October I Ot h nnd 11th, thousandth parody on “ Mary Had a this date being the first birthday o f ’ Llttlo Lamb" tho other day without the East Coast Chamber of Com­ being able to think of anything elso.— merce and they have issued the fol St. Louis Post-Dispatch. lowing invitation to the world at large: Priscilla l lull Bermuda onion Seed direct from For delicious hot biscuits use Juba once. Tenerifle. Call on The L. Allen Self Rising Flour— At all grocers. J NO. I). J1 N K IN S . Seed Co. 13-ltc B-lf 11-4tc Tax Collector. The Print-ilia Club will meet at All Civic and Commercial Organi­ E. E. Brady purchased the Garner Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Taylor have the home of Mrs. John Pace Thurszations: house on Park avenue neat door to returned from a three weeks' trip to Notice to Business Men of the Clljr The Florida East Coast Chnrnbor *day afternoon nt 3 o'clock. Dr. Miller's home and the Brady spot Springs where Mr. Taylor went, . • of Sanford of Commerce is just rounding out a family will giovc into their new home to reduce nnd M rs.'T a ylo r to gain All business nnd occupation successful year, the first of Us exist­ ai soon as some improvements con­ Woman's Club M eeting weight, with the result that Mr. licenses expire on Sept. 30th und ence, und will celebrate its first templated are made. Tho first * business meeting Of the Taylor Is fatter than ever. should be renewed at once. a birthday ut Stuart, Palin Beach senson will lie held nt the Womnn's For Sale-Delayed order just ar­ ‘ J. C. RO BERTS, Dahlias planted in the fall bloom county, on October 10th and 11th Club tomorrow (Wednesday) after­ rived—Celery seed American and ~m City Tax Collector. in early spring. » noon at three o’clock. A full at­ next. French. II. II. Chappell, Cetory 12-2tc The purpose of this letter Is to tendance is desired. C. & B. Corsets nt the French avenue > 7-tfc urge all progressive citizens of the Millinery Shop, 13-ltc R E G IS T E R ! REGISTER: Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Howard have fifteen counties in the eastern por­ Democrats who voted In the June Workmen are busily engaged in recently moved * from the Garner tion of the state to attend the house on Park avenue to the Fisher putting on the finishing touches on primary should bra* in mind the Stuart convention. the Seminole Bank building getting fart that registration in the primary home on Magnolia avenue. Catcher Steve O'Neill. A . very attractive and interesting (Continued Ironi Page 3) hooks does not qualify for participa­ The ladies of the Presbyterinn ready for the stucco work. A largo program is being prepared, both for tion In the November election, Fold quickly demoted Klepfer to Hie Ayction Itridge church will give a series of cooked metallic Indian head was lifted to the business sessions and the enter­ hath and called on Stanley to save thr The Bridge Club season was open­ tainment of the delegates and vis­ food" sales. The first is "to be held the roof yesterday -and will adorn whejffrr his party affllintian be Dem ­ ocratic or otherwise, mast be prop­ game. The new star grimly fanned ed yesterday with an J nteres ting the top corner of the building. Saturday, Oct. 7th, at Irwin & itors. Among the speakers who are erly registered In the general regis­ Oldrlug and l ’lneh Hitters Seining nnd game at-th e home of Mrs. F. L. expected to, deliver addresses are: ' biles store. Sale conducted by Writing ink, stamp pad ink, paste, Htcllhiiiier In order, saving the guim tration books. Miller which wgs prettily decorated Mr. Frank linker, president of the Circle D. Mrs. Fred Williams, chair- mucilage, fountain pen ink, number­ Persons who ' registered in the for the Indians. for the occasion with pink rosi-s ami organization; Hon. Duncan U. Flet­ man. 13-2tp ing machine ink, cash register ink, Fourteen Reasons ago the fan* wore general registration hooks two years th<* dainty little (lowers of the pink cher, United States Senator from following with much interest , the in fact every kind of ink known, ut Mr*. Julius Schultz nnd family ago, however, .are not required to cnreorrOf tho O'Neill twins of the St vine intermingled With ferns. The Florida; Hon. Park Trammell, Gov7-tf will move to the city this week from tmi Herald olllce. register again this year. prize was won by Mrs. C. M. Yotce Louts Nationals. Mike was a pitcher 1’rmir Ilf Florida; H-qii W iT *1itni l ;—their country home. The Cedars, end M ayor Davison, ■ Aldermen Max­ The registration hooks for Sc^pf'- and John 11 catcher. They enjoyed} in wham tin* givim n punty pliT tm i member of Congress from the Fourth •ill occupy the Thrasher home at well nnd.Dingec, Sheriff-elect F,. E. "b iff"ImI"l>11HU' fur u wldlo. but thr tlngfrTe Ipore county ara-naw o f r i l it e arir 1 District; Hon. W. A. M cRae, Com­ the corner of J-’unith fcUaat ami Park Brailo. FH Ir f*—‘ "k and precinct and will remain open until partnership was afterward split by A tempting refreshment course missioner of Agriculture; Hon. R. E. were a "distinguished distinguished party that the players being sent to different October 14th. was served consisting of creamed Rose, State Chemist; Hon. Thos. Buy jour sthool supplies In qunn- made the trip to Eustis Thursday to teams. lie sure your name Is on the gen­ chicken in putties, Avacado salad, F\ West, Attorney General; Hon. see the game of ball between Eustis lilies st The Herald office and save Mike finally drifted to the minor*, and Mt. Dora, which resulted 6 to 0 eral registration books if you expect lie Is qulto a power today In Hit wufers, olives and cofietv Mrs. D. L. C. BJ_ Furkhiilr ek-Suurome C ourt-— ®on<7. t j ■ 12-2tc T ilri^iur. Mrs. -CoiiBalcs nnd Mrs. Justice of Floridn; M r. Fr C, Elliott, Editor Holly mqt to vote in the general election. MU* \ irginia Smith has returned in Eustis' favor. Thigpen, were guests of the club. Chief State Drainage Engineer; Dr. thousand of his •' m of his piri; _ w i * -BMllUrr-JaJl naw,.before you forhome after spunding t he apmmcr at five .thousand --------V l l l . ' lt-Ctp Members playing were M r*. Pulcs- J. Petersen, u cunning factory ex­ friends before, during and after the ^ ^ s - T t r t m i r m ^ o r g i a and the ton, Mrs. Newman, Mrs- Herndon. pert, and others.' Much will he daid game. He once liaved la Eustis and Carolina*. * Mrs. Vorce nnd Air*. Connelly. und donF which will Lbe of interest Gave Some Warning. appreciates the way the Lake Re­ Voui know-tin, place. T H R E E IN and real value to ' the farmer, the W ife—•'Well, dear, I shall hard to gion columns nrc filled with uds. It * L STORE. We cut the prices for business man arid all who are inter­ Dance al li'opiun'sC lu b is true Bob Holly is the best looking do the cooking now. Cook left with­ Jour sake. 13-ltc out warning this afternoon." Hus­ A delightful farewell * dance was ested in the work of an organisation bald headed man we ever saw — nnd Theo. Aulln, 0. P. Swope, B. G. we arc some bald headed ourselves! band—"Not exactly without warning. given at the Woman's Club last o f this kind. Shu told mu this morning 1 hud bettor raitb, J, T. Clark and other Oviedo — Eustis Lake Region. evening by the hoys of the younger Tick eradication, farming methods, bring souiu dyspepsia tublels tonight, folks •ere among the visitors to the society set in honor of Miss' Mny the raising of cattle, hogs and poul- 'N o w .pattern hats nrriverdnily rfV but I didn't qulid understand what ®ly yesterday. Thrasher. The music was furnished try, a better system of land title .< the Freqch Millinery Shop, 13^1 tc tdia meant." by M rs.' Houser. ‘ Attending the registration, the East Coast Canal, . Jul,a Self Rising Flour for Tim e now to got the gardens .so ri,»: dance were Misses Muy Thrasher, the Federal Rural CrcditafV U l, a oditious hot Biscuits— A t all groNutl,e I h*rvl>y e> ea ihst s*«ii I'V ready for winter. Reds should be Virginia - Brady, Elizabeth Stafford, State Marketing Bureau, tho calling , . u.i -i % urft 6-tf virtu- »>! thoroughly cleansed, of weeds and uri-i l ‘i Fannie Rehu Munson. Clarissa Star­ of a State* Constitutional Conven­ Gaston M. Jacobs of Chuluota' old root growth, spaded and for* « ' ling, Frances Chappell und Miss tion. Everglade Drainage and many ■"d •as in the city yesterday on busi­ tiiized. * ■ Vivian Jones of Orlando; Messers. other matters of importance "will ho es connected with the county comUse Juba Self Rising Flour for Allan Jones, Hume Humph, Ned discussed., aiuioners. delicious hot Biscuits—A t all gro­ Chittenden, Oliver Murrell, Regi­ The /Floriila Florida Last East Coast nnd u n djtjje The beat place to buy tablets, cers. 6-tf * ■ 4 I hnu; nald Holly, .Geo. McLaughlin, M or­ Atlantic .Coast Line Railway will pi t .» M f)<‘n points and Ink is The a *1 ris, Spencer,,, Ed. Betts ifnd Mr. allow reduced fares for this occaSetftls of ragged robin, larkspur, * lo »n Ht I m i.i 3 in 1 s ‘ « c . 13- lt c .si Mamhall. r f nasturtiums and sweet peas, should tAtl.I.OI »»•: Ipyt Uirtri ■fen. jff * * 1 • mip al Itit.-fc • A. * - «'4iAg J ; 0L dcliciou'1 hot biscuits use Juba be sown now, just where you expect S*n|i> ,1 1 »* il in The loutline of tho p'rogrum for Using Flour— A t all grocers, *i f i r them to remain. Sow salvia, carna­ Mr. and ! Mrs. Frank lilillcr are 1 atudh wii Unit On-, . 1 o convention is us follows: , e-tr \ tions, dlanthus and daisy seed in of i n n i i r n . < CTtftfiipi «UuB f0.‘« anticipating! « delightful trip t o 'Co-, Tuesday, October 10— Morning A Lauf'k'ti* K.v. in to Hou' • R- Murphy has returnod to his boxes to be transplanted. All. are til,tLet lumbus, Ohio, where the' National Business session, with addresses of c.s i,i *nMrL *K'\ Dot l On* "a-itt T«*.V me at Monroe after spending a Tew seasonable right now,_________ ______ ,»|| il,* ., " t V.iFp Ar ♦)*"• rja’iiir ‘ Embalmersj.M’iil convene -tiext wcok. welcome and responses from the tti'tir'H'KI*. , 10.1 i? il.tuii fv** ill liij Un home .at Hunting1-litW St It he Mr. JHitierjia secretary and treasurer counties represented. Calls and Easter lilies should be 'tl*(l 1 *t * (Mini 4li* N IV I* **,( w-r,1 4U, s t ; - : 1 ,*f h VVH of the organisation, an office ho has bedded now. MSOj l. in f ; Him. an it 11 Te t > Afternoon— Short business session, Comfortl)f blankets, crochet quillssunlit 'pi (. „ , 1 L i ;iu 1,-41. in *tth| till held for a number of years. Grand Millinery opening Thursday (***!» W t i l . —1Jf I >1' !• |l-l '« of ! t fSttfilnc. followed by tou r-of the surrounding r s and pillow cases. 3 In 1 . .... , Friday and Saturday of the French (■jnl»iniit« Hitt1 • country by auto, ■including inspec­ taii 1 Ji (LitiBsoa « AJilliion la Huulb World's Series Millinery Shop at Lawton Bros s.itM i. rt»t T? 13' ltc v The base ball fans will be glad to tion of the St. Lucie R iver bridge. •at* b tin i Itvisd up m a* Xt»« ■gfop*r«y he qsny Wends of Mr. and Mrs. Oviedo. 13-ltc lltt d*l*sa*nL, U. Vi n<ntoS t « >*U«tjr Evening— Banquet in honor of know that J ,L. Hurt will again [d fiv e u llo s s td eaiti. T an s- u( i»»h . I ‘ ‘ P.evtne to ,ee thorn , E. H y Palmer has .been In the city show the W O R L D S E R IE S in de­ the delegates and visitors, with ad­ J • V* a**f to psjr for till*. . lb Mr- Devine haa worked In for a few days coming over 'from ! r . M. H A N D . UkMia. a i Pitcher Stanley Coveleakie. tail on E L E C T R IC D IA M O N D dresses by noted visitor*. Svmlooi* County, flo rid *. ltkM tr* f° r y *1" * nd 11,1 tb « bo>« his form on Lake fctobrge on the St. I j- T in-SIc constructed specially fo r 'these series ■ Wednesday, Oct, 11 — Morning, minors, being manager of the UMca, witk ,ll m‘ IIe h“ accepted a job J o h n s . Ml1." palmof j hays that while ' N h t i l f * N *l* at. the IM P E R IA L * T H E A T R E Business Session. m o l i ", Oovernm6nt “ nd they have he haa a fine place on Lake George Und«r *ad by virtu* of *n oiocutloa New York State league team. John’s commencing Saturday, Oqt. 7th and Afternoon— T rip to. St. L u c ie ‘ In ­ iMulns out of on I uad*r tho ooot ot Ibo io Indian Head, Maryland^ he thinks Sanford is the beat place County Ju df*’* Court of tho cju n ty of career wu* stopped by ileuth. will be continued Monday, Oct. 9th let. Ststo.ol rtqrldo, la s suit t oioln • Steve, a younger brother of the fa­ Idelidni Juj** «W n « Flour'for to live and expects to come back Somlnolr, l*t*(y pondlac. whorvin L M. It«hblnd*i Evoning— Entertainment at the mous twins, hus this season earned a until with Boston or Brooklyn win l^ c io u . hot B U culU -At all gro- here ere long, V li p foista lt and E. J. T o m p «-n l« d*l«n 1hn Lyric Theatre, This closes the con­ dint. I h it * loVlod upon and will aoll to tb« bigger t>osltlon In the fast set than four games* ' * , 6-tf : bilboot and b**t hi d*r for rath at tbp •ven hi* brother* ever enjoyed. Sieve. For delicious hot biscuits use Juba coualy This is an expensive proposition, vention. cju tt houta door at Hanford, SaraU w a * nd Mr*' 9 * ° ’ West left i Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. loot• rtu n jy. ’ lorl la, on Msndajr, th» <th Is young, hut not n newcomer In tho only three cities including Sanford Kindly advise M r. Stanley Kitday of Nov mbor. I U f . durl ■ th* 1***1 6-tf Kineit** ^*hey have moved to our* of *al«, U tu-ii* tho i r t l Mondor In fdst set. A fter hi* Athletic experience In Florida haa had this ELECTRIC chlng, Stuart, Fla., as to how many o mooili, tbn fall twin* d4*rrlbo«l ro il bo Joined the Cleveland team .In 1U12 fe n ' u °* Mr <• well A. 8. Allen has ye .terday to his twtato effect of the World Series and we will attend from your town, so that to --lt: Halt aero auvaro altualid In BotUinr ® hr. 0wned the Btudwine old home in Atlanta after spending tba S W a w n a r of tho N K M of N R t^ , Sve. and tnude good from the start? He will appreciate your support on ac­ arrangemehta can be mado t o ’ takp 7/ ,* W°fbs and sold out. V . I t , Tp. 20, It. I I E « l , l*»)*d upon a* th* batted the ball hard in lpl3 and 1014 several days* here with his old time pioporty of tha ddoodant, E. J. Thomtnon. count of the heavy, expense attached care of everybody. to oatLfy laid oiaontion sad coot*. T a r a * as well as catching excellently, but it friends. Mr. Allen resided‘ In San­ RED Cordially your*, . , V ^ r n e d ‘ n<l rt)K i r,"lKHr ry E|ttte h4v® al * 1 * cash. Purrhaor to pay for till*. was not until tl)U sem^n that ,JV(1 to putting this on. We have J W. HANO. *h«ris, While ro n /S . lh* r . ■uromer trip. ford thirty, yearn ago, being an sm* "tnTnl “ ■tl-j -.1C, Horace W. Scott, Sec'y. achhivnd hi* blggvht Jlu«j*r‘ , • • D A V IS offering fivfi tickets for two H*mln»to County, Florida. the old Doyle stores arid J- lt-Taao-St« - W Ydollars and will have to charge T :. charge fifty Miami, FI*. PEOPLE AND EVENTS J 1jy il — t if "te | * * * * * * �Elder farm near this city and ia caught in a. concrete basin and from that is drawn Into pipes and pumped Into glass receptacles, no human * * ' m * ~ | hands touching tho water. It has been pronounced pure and Is pure BUDGET OF OPINION «‘JUST BETWEEN and it is a big asset to Sanford and .^you AND ME,” / V . . I.p red ict that soma day It will be one of the Carlsbads of Florida^-a rtieeea for the sick" and a panacea for all ills. Then our pure artesian water that Is flowing In every dooryard is. all* that could be desired and CHIEL IS A M O N G YE T A K IN G NOTES AND FAITH, there is the. greatest abundance of it. “ H E’ LL P R E N T 'E M " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. * Blessed indeed is Sanford and Sem­ DODODOOODOOOOOD0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OOOOOO 8 inole* county for nature has been most lavish in her gilts to us, V I read n lot about the awful cost money and a five cent boy destruction wrought by the British could cause the expense of several r Everybody who has children at­ “ tank cars" but let me tell you they dollars to the driver of a car. tending the school, or who has given are .no worse than one of our com­ T hat idea of using the bulkhead the problems connected with the mon kind when the driver is tanked. i* ‘ • • for some good purpose this winter school life of children serious thought There' la will agree with the following con5 The snow birds are coming and appeals to me strongly. sion reached by the Gainesville the houses here arc almost filled some of this land that will not be i; with people before the season really useful for mercantile purposes for It is a fact that will admit of no begins. What a' chance for a man many years to come and If wo could wtth manej^to invest to build a few have a fair grounds and ball park on argument, that no boy or girl can do part of it there would bo an added really effective work In the school nice homes for rent. attraction for the city this, winter room who keeps late hours at night • • • going to parties or picture shows. 1 I notice two workmen with and next summVr. I am heartily in The mind that is diverted by these favor of the street fair instead of hammers knocking away on the side going seventeen miles into the coun­ lighter things from school room o f the Seminole Bank building. They problems is sure to go to recitations are roughing it up so they can try for a fair grounds! B -• • unprepared oc. qt the best, indiffer­ : r ■ * ~ : ■ . v , stucco the building. What an ele­ ■* * * * • ently so. , Wor.k is the only name I understand that, there is a dog gant opportunity for the Town * fax in Sanford but one cun hardly ^ or t0 the child mind it Knocker to get a job at knocking sometimes seens unreasonably hard, believe it when you note the hun­ and get paid for it. , • • • dreds Of worthless curs that roam but regular hours, with the old rule of "early to bed, and early to rise." 5 Seeing the store of Felix Frank the streets in the daytim e And turn etc., is best for both the body and closed the other day I asked Jim over tho ash cans in the alleys at mind of the school boy and' girl. Harris what was the matter and he night in search of food. I know that • • * said it was on account o f "Hush Ho­ they do not pay a dog tax for if the % I have noted tho beef that is sanna" which sounded queer to me owners were required to. do so they brought to this city many times and would* kill the dogs. A good dog never hnving seen 'Felix in any rush. hifvo wondered if it had any inspec­ Come .to find odt it was a holiday catcher with, a wagon could catch tion at the time it was killed, if enough penny fices jp this town to and not a breakfast food. there was uny one looking after the make soap for the armies of Europ. . • • •. a • a method In which if is brought here, 5 A friend of mine said yesterday if the cattle ami hogs were healthy that we ought to have a golf courstf •J Few of us realize what a blessing when they were killed and many for the winter visitors but I inform- Sanford has in the numerous urteother items that in ter into tho gen­ ed him that what we needed was i^sian wells that supply the citizens eral health of the community. If hotel that would bring the winter I with pure water nil the year round, this matter is investigated there visitors first and we could easily gel And for those who Cannot drink the might be an interesting story to tell. the golf course afterwards. You sulphur water the Klder Springs The Tampa people are getting wise can't feed the tourists on golf furnish the purest of soft spring to tho methods employed by the water daily at a nominal figure. grounds. people who have het>n bringing beef • • * Ojher jcitica. there.are in Florida who into that city as the following from * That ordinance about broken have never been aide to get n pure the Tampn Times Indicates: T h ey have tried gloss, shell and Hint rock on the drinking water. "P rob ab ly one of the most im­ streets wa* not n b id idea and if it nil kinds of means to filter it and portant ordinances introduced into have specialists perform operations originated in the fertile brain of my the council in some time is the on it and have scientists pronounce friend, Frank Miller I will give him intro­ credit for having plenty of grey it pure hut the scent of the impuri­ meat inspection ordinance An ordinance to matter in his cranium even if he is ties hung round it still. It is doubt­ duced last night. a Catts man. 1 have often noticed ful if there is any better drinking protect the. health of tho people of broken glass on the streets and won water anywhere in the United States the city of Tampa and relating to dered how many* tires were pune- than the Elder Sprins water which the construction and maintenance tured thereby. They say that tires flows from the side of the hill on the of slaughter houses and abattoirs; CURBSTONE GLEANINGS EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT * _ ,-.i— DUTTON CRATE COMPANY hay !>■ M VA%) WANTED—Sanford Grown Corn * jrtu / # ■’ Beck Hammock Warehouse Now Open P H O N E 2611 DUTTON CRATE COMPANY PHONE 181 OLD PASSENGEILDEEOT.- 2.00 Jacksonville, of Northeastern, after vacation spent at Brevard, N . . C., is pushing plans for Fernandiaa, Oct. 2Ah-29th, and wants to know number coming from each society. • i l l . From a recent issue of T h e St. Petersburg Tim e* ia noted a men­ tion of four Presbyterian .Endcavorers, William, Chnrles, Ernest and Miss Frances Tippetts. The first two will enter Harvard law school. Ernest, Merccrburg* preparatory School to get ready 'for Princeton, and Miss Tippetts will attend the State College for Women at T alla­ hassee. Is not this an Endeavor fam ily that St. Petersburg, may well A Ford Car and $ Q C A will Form-A-Tnick « W U THE SMITH FORM-A-TRUCK Makes a One-Ton Track When Ai taehed to ■ Ford Chassis It Solves The Delivery Problea . According to the ordinance an In, spector who is n graduate veterinary Just think of tho possibilities of add. surgeon will be appointed as an In­ ivery truck with the dependability spector. It shall be his duty to in­ simplicity and |ow maintenance ^ spect all animals, either before or.| ho rpous of? of a Fop! and the strength and carry, t t after they are killed. He shall in ihg capacity of a high standard on* Gainesville’ loses for the- school spect all meat shipped Into Tampa ton truckl and at practically One. Hag and shall mark the same with a tag term a 'fe w of its Endeavorers, but the Cost! It solves the delivery probor some other sign designating the probably gains more by being so forlem toi the great mass of retail, and fact that it comes within the law. tunato as to have the Stata U i d u a r ^ ^ ^ ^ , , ^ ^ ^ . ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M eat not handled properly o r not sity-near by in fact all business men who want fit for use is to be condemned by . t i l quick delivery aT the lowest rcoa* him and saturated with oil, effec­ From West Palm Beach and Jts omieal cost................................... tiv e ly promoting its use. Congregational Society have gone Compensation of the inspector, ac­ away to school recently Miss Pearl cording to 'th e ordinance, shall be Chillingworth, going to the State Pearl made up of "fees to be charged for College, Tallahassee; Miss inspection arranged in a verying Dutch to Boston, for attendance at scale form. Farmers allowed to the* Sargent School o f Physical Ed­ DISTRIBUTOR kill and ship meat to**Tampa but ucation, and, Miss Anna Mae Porter, nre required to n otify the inspector to our own Florida school, Stetson SANFORD. FLORIDA upon arrivnl, so he may immediately University. make an inspection. A certificate V l i t that the meat is wholesome and the Please keep us posted of where jo o o a o o o o a o o a o a o o o o o o o o o t farmer has complied with the law yopr Endeavorers are leaving for may theh be issued. Cattle found school days, ‘especially' it they arc to be diseased before being killed going into new surroundings, where are branded with a permanent brnnd tne Introduction Department should V E T E R IN A R IA N to insure safety in their non-usage. prepare them a welcome to the ----- O F F IC E ----The ordinance also provides that no nearest C. E. fellowship. horses or rtiulcs may be killed for Graco A . Townsend. ' H A N D BROS. S T A L E S food products In T am p a." • Bring, in your lame and aid horses and mules. Hate ihea * Painful Bunions. Rural Credit Law in Brief treated. Have their teeth ctamia. Dissolve ono ounce o f camphor gum ed, sharp corners dressed iiow», ThiT act provides for the creation in two ounces of kerosene and apply of twelve* Federal land banks, ‘ and to your bunion freely. You will bo \ projections cut o(T and dcriycd 1 molars extracted. permits* the establishment of any surprised to find bow quickly It takes number of joint stock land bunks tho sofeness out. Painting them with lo o o o a a o o o B o a o o o o o o a o o o o n f«r the purpose of making loans at a Iodine, to which n very little glycerin reasonable rate of interest, for long has'been added. Is, perhaps, tho best A FAIR PROPOSITION means to a cure. In tho meantime, periods of time on farm lands. easy shoes, rather long, should boWe can not recommend a more itii A Federal Farm Loan Board lias worn, with a pad o f fait under tho factory remedy for rheumatism than complete control over thebe banks. joint to prevent any friction. V J. L. HURT ' D R. A . DOLAN T w elve Federal land banks arc provided; one itl each of tho twelve districts, into which the country will lie divided. These banks are em­ powered to lend on first mortgages on farm lands, in amounts of $100 to $10,000 for approved purposes. The loans are to be made through farm loan associations and agents. No loan may lie made for more than 50 per cent of the value of the land mortgaged ami twenty per cent of the value of the permanent insured improvements upon 'it. A reasonable interest rate id es­ tablished. Title act prohibits the Federal land hanks from charging more than 6 per cent on any. mort­ gage, or requiring fees not approved by the Farm Loan Board. Offer for-week beginning October 2, Feed and Supplies at the fol­ lowing cash prices: * .«....................... :....... ........ $1-50 .............. . I -. - * ■> ' ^ i i ar i ' 1 ~~....... 2.25 S C R A T C H F E E D u V ia x ^ , F E E D ...... . ............................. J -‘,t l U N ftv r C II H O R S E FEE JU&T H O R S E F E E D ................................... G R E E N C R O SS H O R S E F E E D „ ... ,.............. .............. ;..... 2.00 \O A TS...^........... ...... .................. ................. .................. r u r 1^ T D R N .... ............. ..... .... * .......... ........ .................... : ..... 2.10 H A L F & H A L F H O R S E F E E D ....... ................................... 2.25 S H O R T S (white sacks, bpst grmle).... .'............... ............. . 1.90 B R A N ...‘ ........ :.............................. ....................... 1........ ' 1.80 - b e e t p u l p ............... ...... . ......... „... ............ .................. 2. id L A Y IN G M A S H ........... !........... .... ....... .......................... 2.75 W H E A T . ........... .. .... , ......... ................. ................. :.... 2.60 D A IR Y FEED........;............. ;............. :... ..... ........... .......... 1.90 C O T T O N SE E D M E A L (F e e d )....... .................................... 1.60 “ “ “ (Bright _______ ..................... 2.00 T O B A C C O D U S T .............. ...... ...... ...... ....... .............. 30.00 M IX E D F E R T IL IZ E R S ............................. (Prices on Application) H E R O F LO U R (12 lb. Lags) .... .... ..... .60 i “ “ (24 “ “ ) ........ .................... A... .... ....... 1.15 “ “ (12 44 . 44 ) Self-Rising................ ..... ............ .60 “ “ (24 “ " ) 44 rt ...... ...... ......... .......... 1.15 the inspection of slaughter and pre­ paring of* animals for human food, and sale of meat in the city of Tam pa” is the tltli. It was placed on Its first reading aned carried over until next meeting night. Th e ordinance is quite lengthy in composition ‘ and quite stringent. E very method of sanitation known to experts in the handling o( beef and meat products has been em­ bodied in tho ordinance.' A heavy penalty is provided by the proposed law for violation of any of"Us parts. National Farm Loan* Associations ‘—local organizations composed ex­ clusivity of borrowers— arc author­ ized. These associations must be stockholders it; the land banks in proportion to the amount the mem­ bers wish to borrow.. Eventually, all stock in the Federal land banks will lie owned exclusively by these associations. P R IC E L IS T h ■— October 3, igjg T H E SANFORD HERALD PAGE TW O -.lift Ytf r net profits of the bank, because they are stockholders. It is contemplated that ultimately, the borrowers will 2.00 be the only stockholders. Long term ^iqnns__nra .prnvldaiI..fosr by authorizing mortgages for periods of from five up to forty years. Small annual or semi-annual pay­ ments on the principal are made a required feature of all m ortgages.— The Progressive Farnier. No Rest for Mamma. As bedtime comes and curtains fall, my irksome cares seem put to rout, as, worn and weary Into bed 1 crawl, from my household duties tired out. But, as snug between tho sheets I Ho. and heavy lids have ceased to wink—from baby’s crib thore cornea a cry. "Mam* ma, please dot mo a dwink." OEggaE TRAOft MARA R H E U M A TISM POWDERS ■uarantoed to glvo relief or monryi Sold only by us, 60c and til R. C. BOH THE QUALITY SHOP LYR IC T H E A T R E * CORRECT MODELS FIND EXPRESSION HERE AT REASONABLE PRICES Just Received a New Shipment* of Pattern Hats For Ladies and Children ■m m u a S r S C H S R ’W * KIDS” MRS. 1. D.. PEARSON. M an ager,--^- MRS. A. D. PARRISH, Assistant Christian Endeavor in October How many go to St. Cloud, Nog. 3-4th, from the Sanford Societies? TJio special division of work as an "Altogether” in our State Union for October is the ono combined-remphosis on the C. E. pledge in actual living it and work In behalf of the Children's Home Society, ALL MAKES AND Fully Charged Batt erfo which is the one good cause which TYPE S REPAIRED to Fit Any Car all our societies should bo interested in, no matter to what church they SEMINOLE COUNTY GARAGE may belong. State President Dun­ can B. Curry, and Mr. Fngg have gotten out a letter telling about the .............................................. ......................... ............. "B ab y C lu b " plan which succeeded ao well two years ago. Plcaso let the Press Department know how STANDARD RAILROAD OF TH E SOUTH you carry oiit the October plan, which is really a part of t)ie Sunshine SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE M A Y I8TH, 19t« Department, which is also p|aced in THROU GH T R A IN S TO N E W YORK D A IL Y ( carer of the threefold department superintendent in Interlachen. A ll-S lr.l l^ulpment. h f . I t « l!n lr » Ctulr Cara to WaaklnfWa : t t Dtalas Car Swrlta n Trala I t Sunshine Department letters dur­ No. 80 No. 82 No. 88 ing the past week were sent the ’8:10 p* m* L t Jacksonville.... .9:10 a. hi. 1:35 p.m. First and Tam pa Heights Presby­ 12:35 s. m. Ar Savannah____ . 1:15 p. m. 5:35 p. m. terians of Tnmpa; and the Presby­ 7:45 p. rtAr Richmond...... .5:05 a. m. 9:13 s. m. 11 :50 p.m. terian societies in Puntz Gorda and. Ar Washington... 8:50 a. tn.* 2:33 p. m. 1:14 a. » • Ar Baltimore.. Fernandina. Some distance it is be­ 1:50 p.m. . 10:05 s. m. 3:40 a. m* Ar Philadelphia------12:24 a. m. 4.03 p. m. tween the lost named societies, thst •Ar New York............ .2:40 g. m, _ JIJO p m-* is in number of miles. Distance is ttee-when-sochvmnrnal worltFor Information or Reservation Phono or Wrilo concerned. ■• A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN E . 138 W. Bay St., JsckionviUe, Fla, Hillsborough Hotel, Tamps< t t t t Phono 17 Phone 182 We wonder how much interest the district presidents sre taking in the soon coming conventions in their district fields. Hugh Hpmmond in ^ GUAPANTE&fc S T O R A G E . NOfHifLPHATlNG BATTERY ! ATLANTIC COAST LINE Herald Want Ads Will Bring Resi �m m m B B *R ,~i* - N vI/ %4' . 4*Al ...a n d e v e n t s ... A4J/t« «U CamnutialMii Ur ik„ CJana la "Son.,, E 4,t*,."., Pkonr Mf*. H. A . Trthrra, I'U u Na. 10) '• - . their Unpins (rolic ,a9> We*U al Cry*tal jT i The cam pers returned Saturafternoon reporting the heat hostess were Florence and Helen W itte, Doris ahd Mildred Hand, Mildred Goss, Adcle Bunge Gertrude Itunge, Agnes Perritt. Ini H. . Wathen, Beulah and Connie Hardeman, Alarm Stamper, Dcmurius Muason and Buster Witte. W ill. Mr. .n d Mr., •f * 1 " 1 **“ . ii.nrv were their three daughters, S e e . Ethel ami R ^ h Serita Persottul Mention Msud U k e . Dorothy Humph, M r. and Mrs. Forrest Lake, re­ Korma Herndon and Helen Peck. turned Saturday from a short trip AnotHer camping party over which to Chicago. Mrs Henry hlld suP,,rvil,ton WJH ° _ut, of boys near by which indudrd Hawkins and- W alter Coo­ l l y John T. Hrsdy. Jr., Frank S o n , Lee Peck, Robert Holly and l^alie Roller. Members o f the two <»mp* rossted mnrshmallows, pop- d corn snd otherwise enjoyed tw e lv e s by the big bonfires at ri(ht The youngsters enjoyed all the delights of cgmpiflg and their cbperoncs were just another pair of youngsters with them. In Honor of Afr*. Pattin In honor of Mrs. Richard Pattin, Mrs. Fred Williams entertained on Fridsy sfternoon with a charmingly informal affair at her cosy home on Osk avenue. Neighbors and intim|ate friends were invited .to meet Mi's. Pattin who is leaving the neighbor­ hood after a residence o f sevcrl yeirs to make her home in another put of tht.city. .The ilrcorntions of the home displayed the usual artis­ tic tute of the hostess and the re* freshment course was delicious and dainty. Those present wore Mrs. W. D. Holden. Mrs. Rraddy, Mrs. J. 0. Pickard. Mrs. Ed. Higgins, Mrs. A. E. Hill. Mrs. W. W . Lon* Mn. A. K. Philips, Mrs. C. C. Woodruff, Mrs. Henry McLaulln, Mr* J. E. Pace and Mrs. E. T. Woodruff. Party to M r. and Mr*. Th rather The handsome home of Mr. and Mrs. H R. Stevens was the scene of a very delightful larewell party on Friday evening, com plim entary to Mr. and Mrs. I). L. Thrasher, given by the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid So­ ciety, representing the entire church membership. • (Quantities o f roses added their beauty to. the attractive aonoandings. Miss Ruth Kanner and. Miss Ruth Steinmeyer gave sereral charming selections in read­ ing and music was furnished J»y the Yirtrola. A beautiful silver aspara­ gus server ,wa«y presented M r .ami Mrs. Thrasher us a memento from the church membership, th e- presen­ tation heing made by Mr. J. N . Whitner appropriate and expressive of the high esteem in whlfh tliey are held and the regret their departure has caused. Mr. . Thrasher most feelingly responded for himself and vile. Refreshments were served during the evenings Fatttill J, ?rmal K tyiim L PqritL _■ ins enjoyed by a hap­ py group of young people on Thurs­ day evening, the guests of .M iss Stella Vincent. Games and music W*J* enjoyed and delicious refreshJgfgtLAm oU .M U ~w -fiiUnu d lttP W * nifriti enjoyable affair the entire PVD' motored to Paola and return. Tho,( present were Misses Reulah Jg?*i'e Hutchinson, Beatrice and W a Hutchinson, Uetji M cDonald, ana Alien, Edna Middleton,. CorMcIntosh, Bertha M osey; wm*” ’ f ',audc Trawick, Luther Wilhamson, fJonald McDonald. Ed Mtddlelbn, N. R. Leon, Edward mcent, Sam l ’eevyhouso, H, B. ®*ekria* Davenport -and Sanford. CAorrnitip Afternoon Tea ^ Mr*. Peck was hostess at a chnrmng tea at tho rectory- last Wednea7 afternoon reminiscent of cat“ oguing days at.th e Library. En­ joying her gracious hospitality were H J** Frank, Mrs. May Dickine, I*. A. p. Key, Mrs, L. G. StringP ln,l Mrs. Elliot Foster. Mrs. A assisted by Mrs. Lamont. * ladies were joined by Rev. Ar- thw Peck at tea. 9 Surprise Part]/ Mrs. Joe Mcisch planned a chnrmjjj* surprise party on Thursday after®°n for her young {louse guests, * wence and Henry W itte, at her on West Third street. The ,c K,r*" were completely surprised t. * ni°yod all the pleasures that the |lap^ ^ccaalon afforded until • lat» afternoon shadows warned • Ml good things must end ■omeUnie. •* wer® enJoy*d throughout ,aR m inon,-thcr tluilkPy game a7^' ' ni* " )e Ereatest fun and morriB w , LPrlM i werc awarded to Ira » athen for.the firat and to Doria ° r the. second,. receiving rea ho«V,»y * hottleof fine perfume and rtdUm l,\U° nery- Tho I>oua® y 1 * th rsd hibiacua placed in 'Eaiovi howls here and there. J F1" ! the gracioua hospitality o f -■ .. « >'< Mi jljt * Miss Edna Plant-and' Miss-fTaici Stevenson have returned for their school duties and are pleasuntly located for the winter with Mrs. L. G. Stringfellow. * *’ ' Ktr. and Mrs. 0. L. Taylor have returned from Hot Springs and other points of interest. J rDr. Ralph Stevens left for Phila­ delphia Thursday night, called there by the illness of a friend. Mr. W. T. Devine and family left Saturday for Portsmouth, Va., where they will reside. Mrs. Alfred Lilja returned Satur­ day after a summer pleasantly spent at points nbrtji with relatives and friends. flghu with pursuers and three posse- even in Florida's hottest months is state recently by PresidentJConklin men were )<i|jod. They escaped from po rare as to be practically unknown. from Miami. that section, went to Key West and Then the malaria proposition! The meeting called by President started up the west coast. LeLand F lo rid a ha? ft,* ns ■dooa every other Conklin Includes the entire member­ Rice, Said to have been the leader o f section where the anopheles mop' ship of the Florida Press Association, the band, was shot and killed by a quito roams about untam ed, and and efforts will be made to Secure resident of Chokoloshee' Island Sep- where the individual with the germs, railroad rates for the occasion. tember 128, and the nex^ day R icos 0f the disease in his .bipod is free brother, Frank, was shot and dnn- to come and. go. They have it in The. qewB print situation through­ gerously wounded by Capt. Fred Alabama,.in Minnesota and in Alns- out the United Stales has grown so Hirsch, when he attelnpted board ka and also in the forty odd other j arutc that many of the smaller pa,hl‘ "chooner Powell near the island: states and possessions of the United jpers fear they will he forced to-susAlderman said today that be and Srates of America. But in Florida pend publication unless relief is Tucker tried to ewjm the fiver to- the health authorities recognize, ma­ quickly a t L o u U u l.- .... gether uni I that he.was ahead. When laria as a problem -to b e . seriouslyin the stream Alderman said he studied. They know its origni and called bark to Tucker and. asked if its methods of transmission, and he thought he royld last until he they act accordingly. A i a result, reached the opposite hank. 'Flicker the past few years have showed a said he could. That was the last marked decrease bf the disease in Alderman said he saw of hitn.4JQuriiLv_)uuL it—iw-nrowiiuq/Je** evon r yparr* TRe proper screening of homes Tigerlail, an Indian boy. Alderman is doing much to work the cure. got across. He went, to a house on And there’s another thing about Turner's Island, arriving during the malaria. Often the diagnosis is nbsencc of the Lopez family, the oc­ .wrong and when a man (or woman) cupants. When Alfonso and Joseph has eaten too 'much or tiro wrong Lopez with *11. T. Whiddert .went to thing and ho (or^iho) wakes up the the house Alderman called out to next morning 'with< a/‘coated tongue, them that ho wished to surrender, a bad breath and sore muscles, he fearing he would be Hhot if ho con­ calls it malaria. It* is really a case tinued to try to get" away. The of autointoxication, caused by tho thrt'e man brought him to jail'h ere. infection of the system with the Aldermen and Tucker had been poisons of accumulated effete matter two days and nights without food which have not been carried off by when death and surrender ended the natural methods and means. Castor oil Is an excellent and speedy cure. pursuit. * nttended on record. After the Honeymoon. Stie—"Ir r d known you'd bo such a brute to poor Fido I’d n ov«r bare mnrrlrd you.** H e - "T h o anticipated pleasure of kicking that miserable lit­ tle boast was ouu of my chl.ef.reasquaf o r propostnfr^'^srntf' Stories. BALL W ORLD SATURDAY, OCT. 7th . B E T W E E N BO STO N A M E R IC A N S A N D BROOKLYN N A T IO N A L S On Regulation Electric Diamond, Oper-._ ated in connection with through W es­ tern Union wire, showing perfectly every p lay- Balls, Strikes and Out. FLORIDA SUMMERS ARE GETTING GREAT "B iliou s" is a much abused word and m ost‘ laymen don’ t really knpw what it means or recognize the con­ dition when it actually occurs. And this misuso of the word nnd of the term malaria has done much to hnrn the reputation of fair Florida. keeps us burning with fever or shiv-^m-carry—iimm-«M«»^inTcrnrd-tP~httfTt Trill? witTTohin.'). ’amfTfioy feel sorry schools. iT fe r - Mrs. Ud. L a iir-t«-m m trirp rrir ititter "1 have ruled that where a spec­ several weeks spent delightfully for tho Florida Cracker, native or adopted for half a dozen other ill ialist docs not teach any of the regu­ among friends in Jacksonville. lar academic branches that he may defined nnd intangible reasons. • ’ * teach manual training, Spanish, A few plain, proven facts seem to Mr. und Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and French, German, or such . subjects contradict these beliefs and if they daughter, Miss M ay motored to with on ly, a special certificate; but Tampa today where they go to re­ could be brought squarely to these Ihose teaching some special sub­ sorrowing critics they might be side, acco'mpalned by Mr. and Mrs. ject and other academic subjects R. A. Newman. Tho Thrasher fam­ shocked into a change of heart— must have » first grade certlficate.*'’but perhaps not, fpr some of our pet ily will bo missed in Sanford, having heresies art too deeply rooted to be been identified with the business nnd V E T E R A N 9 REU N IO N removed by facts or arguments. social .life of Sanford for many In the first place, Fioj^ila.of all the years. tates in the Union has the smallest Tampa Will Greet Ihe lloya In Gray Tampa, Oct. 3.— Tampans havo ange of temperature the year throu lei Mr. Leslie Kroeger of Newark, m range of temperature the year been making elaborate preparations N. J „ came down on the Clyde ex­ through, summer and winter. Con­ for the entertainment of Confed­ cursion from New York," and was trast an annual, variation of sixty to erate Veterans of Florida, who will tho M onday guest of Mr. and seventy degrees with that of Chicago hold their annual reunion in the city R. Ai Tcrheun. He returned to and other northern localities, where October 17 to 19 inclusive,-and a Jacksonville today. tho temperature glides from 25 de-‘ large attendance of Veterans, sons grecs below zero in January, to 100 and daughters of Veterans and vis­ Mrs. Chas. Di.ngee is expected above in July, with sometimes a itors generally is expected. The rail­ home this week from New York, change of 40 or 50 degrees in the road rate offered for the round trip where she has bzen. spending the same twenty-four hours. Thoso arc from all sections of the state la ona . summer, - including Washington and facts provan-by- the records- of *ttlo iir p plus 25 cents, with a liberal .Niagara-Falls in the-itinerary. ^ United States Weather Bureau. tim e limit This will be one of the last re­ Then Florida has deep salt water Mr. and Mrs. Richard ratlin have on all aldefl, except whore Georgia unions held by. the Veterans, many taken apartments in tho Woodruff touches it on tho north. From dasp many of whom havo grown too old home on Third street for tho winter. blue sea coma daily the breezes that to attend, by reason of which Tampa I — — ' i ■ I moderate the daylight temperature j Invites all lovers of the cause to B A N K R O nn E R S DONE and make the nights almost in vori-1joip In paying them tribute. Union' The heat waves o f ; Veterans will also participate in the One is Drowned and Ihe Other ably cool. northern climntos bring death and reunion,' a feature of whlch' will bo a One'Surrenders destruction because the nights bring "B lu e and G ray" barbecue. , Fort Myers, Fla., Oct. 3.—Tho no,relief from the heat of the day. chase for the four bandits who robFlorida Publishers Meet Florida’s climato docs not bring Bod the bank of Homestead, Fla., on discuss tho news print situa­ sunstroke. The State .H ealth SeSeptember 15 of $6,000, ended today when the bnily nl pertinent has nw i^ o u l Uf “£ case tion; the feasibility of a paper mill of the bandits was found in Lopes occurring in tho twenty-six or more owned by newspaper publishers in In genuine Florida and needed legislation to re­ rlyer and Hugh Alderman, who po­ years of its history. sunstroke the body temperature rises lie v e the present conditions, Presi­ lice say confessed his part of the crime, surrendered. Tucker was from G’ or 7 to 10 degrees above nor­ dent Oscar T. Conklin of the Florida drowrted while trying to swim the mal and the patient almost literally State Press Association has ca lled 's burns up internally. Tho tare coses gathering of the newspaper publish­ river. of heat exhaustion in Florida do not ers of Florida to be held in Jackson Tuckor's death makes flvo result­ produce this high internal tempera- ville on the 6th o f October. ing from the robbery. During their Telegraphic notification was sent ature and a few hours of rest restore flight, down the Florida east coast but to the various hewspspers of' the norms! conditions. Death from heat, the bandits fought several pistol :.y v . in the situ*- ’ for action, O ctober 6 association will ho one o f the largest BASE WILL SOON UE P O P U L A R TO Seeing is believing, or U ought to Miss Vera Tcrheun returned from SPEND THE SUMMER IN be. Unimpeachable records must be Jacksonville today by steamer. • FLORIDA convincing nnd if Florida summers WhHo the guest of Miss Itch a Gil­ are unhealthful, the sick and death Florida as a summer resort is bert she was the recipient of much rates don’ t show it. These rates growing decidedly favor. It has attention, show no increase over thobe of the made remarkable progress in this cooler montli:f and more than that, ' direction during the season ' just v Miss Norma Herndon and Miss they are known to.compare most fa­ Julia Zachary left today for Orlando closing. N ot once, but n consider­ vorably with those of other states able number of times the steamers where they will attend school this and-sections. In fact the death rate plying betw'ccn Now York aad of Florida is below that recently an­ winter at the Pcil-Clarke School for Jacksonville have made the round girls. 7 nounced for the entire United State trips since July 1, with their pas­ for the year HI I 5. senger accommodations practically Mrs. C. A. Smith returned from filled by tourists escaping the torrid Kissimmee on Saturday with her heat of the northern summer cli­ MUST HAVE CERTIFICATES little grund daughter, Margaret Pc- mate. Sounds strange, does it not? tera. Hut it’s a fact, and these travelers Slate Superintendent Hhests Issues Manifesto havo stopped over for a week or two M lis Futch and Miss Elizabeth and have been convinced thnt Flor­ State Superintendent of Public Tribble, two of the public school ida summer is what Floridians claim Instruction W. N. Sheats has issued teachers - arrived the latter part of for it. the following manifesto concerning the week. Miss Tribble taught here ,Filed away in tho minds of most certification of teachers . and the Jast winter. of us is a lot of impressions that have standardization of high schools that ripened into convictions, apd we should be of interest to all school Mr. Sheats says: Mrs. Hcnry; Hodge nrrived last don’ t know exactly where we got people. We week from Dallas, Texas, to take her them or why we keep them. " I f trustees and county hoards per sister, Mrs. C. H. Lefller to. Dallas, seldom become sufficiently honest sift in ignoring the bonrd in regard wher? she will be under the enre of with ourselves to analyze them to to the requirements for high schools, her nephew. Dr. Alfred Folsom. Dr. find out whether we ought to harbor it matters hot whether it bo in the Denton will escort them to Mom- them. certification of teachers or otherwise, phis, Tenn., at which point the party One of these beliefs that prevails schools simply will not be recognized will be met by Dr. Folsom. Mrs. among some very sensible people as high schools and the diplomas Lefller's many friends will regret to outside* the state is that Florida, be issued graduates will be annulled. hear of the illness that necessitates ing so very far south is inhabitable "W e expect to send a very in­ her departure. in summer only by those who never quisitive blank soon aakinff questions lived a/iywhore else or by those who in detail of every school claiming to Mrs. J. H. Ferguson has returned are forced by circumstances to stay bo a high school. None will be recfrom Jacksonville with her grandson, and so kmake a virtue of necessity ! 0Knjzed as such' that do not moot nil Webster Ordway. Webster attends nnd brag about summer, conditions i jj1(l requirements, even if it lie your school in Sanford, spending the here. * . 1 count school year, with Mrs. Furguaum, cc"ea"U<r will lie published, us well * ^ - f S .!■— T --:— wl jfc Chopelessly ignorant people declare as a list of those claiming to.be high 1 a Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. West have re­ that Florida’s excessive summer heat schools which are not. I urge' you to turned to their former home in brings sunstrioke so frequently us-to enrry out these regulations nt any cause no. comment; that malarin cost. T h e state board is determined ------- -----------------------North Carolina, to reside. \J Because o f the interest ation and the .necessity it is expected that the meeting of tho Press the Imperial ^Theatre S e e “ R e d ” D a v is f o r T ic k e t s Our CatfnraugUH line of knives suitable for the Farmers and Fruit Growers is very complete. The^e are not the com­ mon kind,-but arc knives built especially for this sort of work and are warranted to fill the bill. - The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. S A N K O ItlV X HOUSE OK S E R V IC E SANFORD, Phone 8 FLORIDA S U B S T A N T IA L R E D U C TIO N S * EFFECTIVE OCffQMvlL U -i * Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania VACUUM CUP EB O N Y TR E AD BAR CIRCLE ^ ‘ oow MIIB Tltt'ff - * T 0tortaile T l m T 3,500 M ile Tires $12,40 ... .. 30x3........$11.15...... 3 0 x 3 ........$ 9.70 16,40.*.;.....30x3} £.... 1 7 .3 5 .. * 14.80.......3 0 x 3 ^ : .. 12.65 .....3 2 x 3 1 5 . 6 5 ...........3 2 x 3 ^ .... 14.50 •25.90.......,33x4. 23.30.................33x4....... • 20 .70 27.60 ; ’ 34x4........ « 24.85.......34x4......... 21.15 35.65.. ..... . 34x41 46.80.. 32. 10 ...... 3 4 x 4 4 .;. 28 .20 *- ..... 3 7 x 5 4 2.15...... 37x5. ..... 34.85 . A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP-TO DATE II. and Mrs. C. E. Henry chap* , crowd o f young folks on a PAGE T H R E E T H E SANFORD HERALD about p e o p l e Jolly Camping Party ■ OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION r-£$r The growing demand for Pennsylvania Tires, under the .irrevacable policy of quality first hsis-wiabled us to heavily increase our volume of sales and notwithstanding the present high levels in the raw material market, to elTect substantial savings in cost. The reputation of the Pennsylvania Rubber Company is sufficient assurance that the established Quality of Penn­ sylvania Tires will be maintained. WIGHT GROCERY CO. SANFORD, F L O R ID A D. C. BROCK MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER Sanitary Steam Pressing, llot Gasolnie Dry Cleaning# Altera , . lions o f All Kidds on Short Notice Join Oar Gentlemen’s Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month S U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R D CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE: . PHONE 174 � 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 06, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 06, 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 06, 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/3293da642b22576733f8afe25eb1d58e.pdf 800b94ad7696e11203d4ba5ae50e82d1 PDF Text Text f*"’ L-*- -Al? -V S l mm « :• rsi H - • IN T H E H E A R T O F T H E W O R L D ’S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T I O N , t r s TH E SAN FO R D H ER A LD I N S A N F O R D — Life la Woith Living KNOTT CATTS CATTS KNOTT KNOTT CATTS They will he of sufficient depth. And . width to ulJpw «T 'navigation by small craft and thus increase tho marketing facilities of future settlers. With other territory made available by this Improvement', sdtne 350,000 ilcres in all, may he brought under cultivation. This is equivalent to nearly one half .of the gross area of the state of Rhode. Island.—Jack­ sonville Times Union. PAPER PULP AIR RAIDS MATERIALS CONTINUE IN IN FLORIDA ENGLAND *• NUMBER 13 SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3. *HIC VOLUME VIII ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS vator and warehouse associations and take care of their crops in that way. • Cooperative elevators have boon successful in the north and west and while the umount of grain to be handled in this ntntc is not so large, the profits which woqjd come to the farmers--engaging in such business would be relatively lurger owing to the better prices which they can command for their grain. a DRAINAGE PROJECT IS LAUNCHED Substantial Reduction on Penn­ CO N TRACT F O R DRAINING Kansas Editor Moralises RECOUNT HAS > Whenever n town girl -gets too. STATE CAN MANUFACTURE ONE B R O U G II T - DOWN BY sylvania Tires . FLORIDA GRO VES PR O P­ G U N F I R E IN NEW SPAPER AND CUT . . A MEANING OF ' Word has been received by the proud to marry a man with 100 ERTY AWARDED - • LONDON P II I C E Wight Grocery Co., local distribu­ ITS OWN acres of land and 20 red pigs just . • ’ , .V/ , tors for Pennsylvania Tires that a Seminole County ranks among tho because he can't tell tho tungo from " Jacksonville,* Ort. 3.—In a letter Paris, Oct. 3 .—Following up the t Knott Catts reduced schedule of prices cov- leading counties in the state in tho ‘ a sloe gin rickey you can set it down to Oscar T. Conklin of M iami,'pres­ advantage jjnlned .over the Uulgari Moj. Maj. as a fact that she will either die an. ident of the Florida State Press As­ nins at KnimuktidVr -^ Ig h t, on the ering the entire Pennsylvania Line matter of drninnge and 'specially is From state canvassing b'd 21 this true of the section around old maid or innrrx a $6 » <ve%k ejer sociation, which ha* been called in western end of the Macedonian is effective Oct. 1st, I916i Clay Co. complete---- 5 with u hand full of ozone and only special session here next Friday for front the Serbians advanced P*, Notwithstanding the average high, Oviedo. The large operations in . Marion Co. complete............35 .... one change of hoteproofs. the purpose of discussing the acute miles north of tl\e height, and occu­ level of raw materials, the large 'vol­ thnt part of tho county known aa Alachua ISpet* out of 26 21 We would rather sep her hooked print paper situation, C. F. Logan, pied the village of Kotchovie, the ume for the first eight months of this the Black Hammock finished la st Pet No. 3. Alachuu (djspd).... 69 war office announced today. . year, together with saving in cost, year was snid to lie one of the most Dade Co. complete....... ............. 13 up with some fellow who wears *4 specialist of Washington, D. C., deHus enabled tho Pennsylvania Rub­ comprehensive drainage', schemes in . clurca that Washington now has,'go­ 'Washington Cov complete ... 8 . .... cent overall^ nnd knows when to hit London. Oct. {L—Ten Zeppelins ber Company to reduce prices'* on the'atnto and unother will soon bo the top of the market than to lie ing to waste, ample raw material *Semino!e Co. complete .*:.. . 3 yoked to some Cuthbert who plays other than wood pine, to more than took p a rt in last n ig h t's ral/1 over Vacuum Cup, Ebony Tread and Bar started near the Black _ Hummock Palm Beach Co. i .... - ........... the mtindolin, smokes Turkish Cig­ supply the publishers of the state England. Two of th em A ttem pted Circle Tires and* at the same time that will lie larger. The hoard of county commit*with newspaper print paper. , to a tta c k Loiulpn. One of them muintain the established quality. Totals...------ -—.............. -88 *82 arettes and lives off his father’s pen­ shiners granted the contract at their was driven aw ay and th e o th er as Mr. Logan asserts that an investi­ sion. Still, there's no accounting The reputation of the Company _ . Knott's lead-.. ........................... ® meeting yesterday to \V. It. Williams for tastes. That's why they .nre es­ gation recently conducted in Florida was reported last night was des­ is sufficient' assurance that the ir­ of St. Petersburg. • the man who troyed. ’ No reports of casualties of ! QUALITY In addition, friends of Knott nre tablishing courts of ddmvkiic rela­ hail divulged the information that jj^ve been deceived. Following is an revocable policy drained llfack Hammock ami matin FIRST will continue. The reilpeclaiming that there- will be gains for tions here and there.—Great Bend paper stock m.idc from Florida ma­ official .ifcount of tin* raid: such a gooti jolt of it and he lias terials contains more strength th an lion will in no ways change this him in Walton and in Lee counties, Tribune. moved to Oviedo and will soon havo th e average n ew sp ap er, w hich eon"Ten airships crossed the east policy. -in both of which recounts nre being his men busy on the now tract. * tains 20 per cent of spruex sulphite ./ Notice to Farmers roust last night between 9 o’clock made. It is expected that-the other pulp and NO per r e n t of ground wood and midnight. This new project embraces .1200.---Ono airship ap­ Pioneer Sells Out thirteen precincts of Aluchuo ebunMr. Bay It. Flint will address the proached the north of London at C. A. Reed of this city hears the acres of fine hammock land belong­ t> Kill he counted by four o'clock growers and shippers of Seminole pulp. . At the first announcement of the about 10 p. m., but 'was driven off distinction of being the oldest dray­ ing nt present to tho Florida Groves this afternoon. county in. behalf of the Furthers’ Co­ meeting of publishers to be held in by gunfire and pursued J»y nero- man in, the state, being 70 years of Co., who will place it on the market Attorney Flournoy,, for Catts, operative Shipping League at the as soon us it is drained nnd ready claim*.that the gaina made by Knott court house Tuesday, -Oct .^rd, at Jacksonville next Friday it was he- planes. She attempted to return age and has been in business of liuved that it -would he necessary, in from the northwest,.'but was at­ hauling nnd draying here for 30 for cultivation. line* the atatc canvassing hoard 8 p .. in. -A ll Interested aro cordially the event of the locution of u factory tacked by guns and aeroplanes and years. He sold his business to John The drainage bonds sold.some timo _ acted cannot he counted on account invited. in Florida to secure the basic mate­ brought to earth in llumeH in thu Turner this week and hereafter will ago at pat aiid the money is in tho of an alleged plea of res udjudicatn rials from foreign r nines. Mr neighborhood of Potter's Bar, short­ engage in the business of moving bank ready for the work which will but asserts that the 69 he hopes to W. C. T. II. Meeting Logan's suggestion will doubtless re ly before midnight. houses, as he feels young enough now sturt next Monday. , gain for Catts in No. 3, Alachuu, can The Sanford W. C. T. U. will reive serious consideration at tin* to go into something heavy. Mr. "A second airship attempted to The bond Trustees are O. P. Swopo be counted because they are not' the meet nt thi*- Baptist Temple next hands of the publishers. Reed is a living example of what J. II. Jones und L. A. Sheldon, a ll attack London from the northwest result of recount hut- are original Thursday afternoon at three o'clock • _________________ and was driven off. Bombs were the Sanford climate will do toward good men and true and tho work • vote*, never before counted. and every member is urged to he THRASHER RESIGNS dropped. No report gf casualties or the preservation of the human. under their supervision will proceed present. dumage havo been received. in the proper manner. Gainesville, Flu., Oct. 2.—Judge County Superintendent' of Public "The-remaining airships wandered The drainage of this fertile ham­ Will* of the circuit court Saturday Instruction to Leave aimlessly over the eastern counties. mock land will open up hundreds of overruled the answer filed by eleven • Yesterday Hon. I). L. Thrasher In Lincolnshire bombs were dropped small farms where the intensive pro­ let* of inspectors of Alachua county read the following letter to the promiscuously. Most of them ap­ duction p( vegetables und the raising to the alternative writ of mandamus Board of Public Instruction for Scmpear to have been dropped in open of. fruits can be carried on with, requiring them. to. recount th e vole inolo county:' : country without doing damage. profit for all the willing worker of this county and issued a peremp­ October 2. 1916. • needs in Florida is good land well 'The airship destroyed was of the tory writ ordering that the recount To His Excellency. Park Trammell, drained and with water for irriga­ utest type.” . be completed by four o'clock Mon­ Governor of the State of Florida, tion and the Florida Groves prop­ day afternoon. The sheriff was or­ Friends of Count Zeppelin were Tallahassee, Florida: erty has all of these essential points. dered to have the various sets of in­ alarmed when they heard that an­ Sir: spector* in Gainesville by 8 o'clock other airship had been brought down • 1 hand you herewith my resigna­ n England Iasi night, says the Am­ •% Program for Filrus Seminar About Monday. Service was made on tion from tho office of Superintendent sterdam correspondent of the Ex­ WHEN BASIN IS FINISHED Completed # knost of them Saturday night and tho Tho Seventh Annual Seminar remainder Saturday morning- •. * B E ST SCHOOLS ANI) EQU IP­ Public• Instruction, in and for Sem­ change Telegraph Company. WILL BE ASSET TO inole couuty, state of Florida. which will_.be held nt the University This writ requires the inspector Tho Count intended to take part M ENT AND LARGEST SANFORD ; Effective this 2nd day of October, of Florida. October 17 to 20, prom­ and clerk of precinct number three n the ruid, the correspondent cables' ATTENDANCE A. D .1 916. ises to he the .argest meeting th a t One of tho greatest assets of San­ to count it along with other pre­ tut u message sent to Germany Respectfully yours, • hun been hejd.__ The program l» Sanford public schools opened yes­ cincts of riie county. Whatever elicited the information that at the ford is the Sanford Boat Works, the ... D. L. Thrasher. otP, i»-!!!OlW Will*" gains Mr. Catts is entitled to in pre­ terday under most uuspicious cir­ ost moment, owing, to the persuasion firm that recently This tneasn that Mr. Thrasher has prehonsive nnd contains a greater Hcl remodeled tho cinct three will he certified along cumstances In fact it is probably tho number of authorities und exhibits first opening of the Sanfqrd f.-.i^nU ^ /u u L .b u building to tnkc care of a fleet of with the other recounted precincts. the raiders. ^ • ^ - d r r ^ i ffrn''ffri1’^ ^ -*” *1 ' - 1 p - 1 Seminole "chool sysyachts nnd tho manufacture of boats. than that of any previous meeting. s t» a y a y a » — * r .r* T &a tom is to lose one of its best organ­ S. Sherman, the presiding spirit of Fertilizers, standardization of vari­ ksotwUle, Fla., let.- 2.-—It was principal probably • knew exactly izers, as Mr. Thrasher has been su­ High Noon Wedding eties and nursery problems will be announced at Catts' headquarters where they would have room for the perintendent since tho creation of On last Sunday morning Mr. Kias the enterprise is a boat builder of disnimml the-first-day. - Airatt#m]»e ' that the Alachua *vote- would givo children. • Thla is not on account of the county. Allman and Miss Bertha. ChcMner epporience and- formerly had_a*dqa- is being made to obtain a noted the attendance, for the attendance __ Mr. Catts a lead of 48 votes, that is were-txriticd'tTrTMkrrrairer' The "homo T5 ry’"iF"Bcrcaford, but came to San­ speaker to address the meeting oti this yeay .will be far n b o v e — ttaeb—msmlter uf--fhtr*hPBTtr~cxa* the returns aro to bo certified to was beautifully decorated and many ford where ho could have a larger standardization thut day! >. pressed ‘his deep regret that Mr. UfiTTnatory of the schools, but the . Tllliihimi'i .with urityA lagbun. pre­ friends were present to witness tho field. His principal trouble at pres­ Thrasher had decided on such a ent is obtaining nr dredge that will The following morning, Wednes­ cinct included. By .recounts ia 13 new buildings that wjtl soon he ceremony. give him a large basin for the pro­ day, hjs been given oyer to_ tho dis­ •precincta in Alachua Knltt gained 21 finished will give tho pupils more course, hut wished him all manner The service was conducted by tection of boats from the high winds cussion of’ marketing citrus fruits. of success in his -new undertaking. commodious quarters and |he gram­ vote*. Recounts in thirteen other ReV. George Hyman, pustor of the that sweep Lake Monroe during thu Senator Duncan U. Fletcher will ad­ precincts aro still pending, but will mar grades that have been occupy­ It is understood th at Mr. Schelltf Baptist church. equinoctial gnles and a safe harbor dress th<v growers that' morning on ing the high school buildings -will Mnines will huvo charge of the sup| ’ *be made today. Mr. Allman is In tho employ of where the yacht owners can keep how citrus growers can make use of get back into their own new build­ intendent's office uqtil the Governor the Sanitary Market of this city Should the votes gained by Knott fheir boats during tho time when the Federal farm loan act. Citrus and Catta since the last meeting of ing and the little tots of the west makes at) appointment. and is well and favorably known to they are not cruising. canker nnd eradication work will re­ side who havo been forced to walk the state canvassing board.he counta large number of friends. across town now have , their' own The main idea of tho move to ceive consideration during the after­ ad, the result would put Catts two Annual Promotion DayMiss Chessnur haB a large circle noon nnd ’evening. Every grown •head, the Catts people claim, grant­ little primary school—a bran newLast Sunday was annual promo­ of friends wfeo extend her best Sanford was to obtain-this basin and should attend the session Wedna*t is to he regretted that he cannot , ‘tion day at the Baptist Sunday wishes. ing Catta tho vote in Alachua pre* one and all up to date. get action on this work,, although he day since it will bo one of great Im­ The grammar school annex and | gc|,00|. Quite an attractive and dnet. They will make their home on las hopes that the dredge Standard portance to the industry. tho new primary will be ready in a instructive program was arranged for Union avenue. •* • now at work on tho bulkhead will Thursday and Friday will bo de­ few ' weeks and these new buildings the occasion. M r.' J. D. Jinkins, The Upper St. Johns have time to devote to. the basin bevoted to dinojfjl and pests and added to what we have will make the superintendent of the Sunday school Wars are sometimes fonght for the Suwannee Farmers Want Grain Elcforo it leaves Sanford. methods of cWrrol, especially by Sanford school system one of the M*le °f anncxlng-desirablc territory. most comprehensive.and best equip­ opened tho exercises nnd stated what . valor • .. spraying. M. B. Waite of tho BuThe boat works presents a busy the day was and Us meaning and .ul in the Everglades and In such raau of Plant, Industry will discuss Lack of a market has held corn scene at present us thero are several ped in the stute of Florida. then turned the services over to Dr extensive overflowed tracts as lie spraying machinery and equipment production In Florida far below what fine boats in the process of being Tho schools opened yesterday un­ Hyman, the pastor, who after nn •t the head waters of the St. Johns, it would naturally he if facilities for Thursday afternoon. * During his built, one of them In particular be­ Florida desires to annex territory ostentatiously, the only exercises address to the students and patrons distributing tho crop were available. lecture and following it demonstra­ ing an elegant plcasuure yacht be­ being at the high school and these of tho Baptist Sunday schuol, and *hich, while It lies withiil tho state Farmers have difficulty in storing longing to Mr. Sprague of Scranton, tions of power sprayers will bo made. were not public. F. P. Forster, congratulating the successful ones limit* is not even so profitab.e now corn on account of the weevils and I’a., that will bo one of the finest J."It. Watson, entomologist to the • wouij be a body of water occupy- chairman of the county school board upon .attaining that degree of perfew* of them arc financially-able-to boats on the inland watern of Flor­ Experiment Station will discuss, on and C. R. Walker mude short ad,fcctlon , where they could be pro' nf the same area. build cribs with which to care fr ida. It is commodious and most Thursday, a new whitelly parasite, If Is the richest of lands, too. For dresses to tho pupils, followed by moted from One 'department to largo crops. Consequently they have comfortable and will havo all the centuries the elemonts have been Prof. Etell. who gave a brief review other, delivered tho promotion cer­ turned their attention to other c4ops modern conveniences. It is called which he ha.« successfully imparted. adding richness to its soli. The of the school improvements * and tificates and diplomas to the success­ and have allowed outside sources to the Frances S. of Sanford and will 1 Uniformity of Srhool Attire charge is made thest Florida lands what had been accomplished in The ful students. This took considerable supply tho local demands for corn. be a good advertisement of this city timq as thero were a great many Just on the eye of the opening of often are lacking in humus. last year. Suwannco county . farmers, how- wherever i t ' may roam. Another the schools over tho country there ready for promotion. After the cor In the -afternoon the teachers' Here is abundance of humus, or the launch is being built for Mr. Wood derayinj organic matter which be­ meeting was well attended and. was tlflcatcs had been delivered to their c ver are planning to provide accom­ comes a wide and most timely di»of DeLand and there aro several modations for their .-corn. They owners the superintendents of th • jcuiuion bn simplicity of dress in the comes humus in time. It has been a general get together meeting at . have a large, crop this year and are other launches] for Jocal people. ] city schools. It was precipitated by *c" Mid that much of the most fer- which F. P. . Forstor and D. L. various departments were asked to inclined to raise mote if they can go to their halls and there have a Mr, Sherm ould be doing t j,0 refUBai 0f t w0 Kansas City girla 1e ' ,n d in this state lies under wate Thrasher were present and addressed develop methods of! handling it. twice as much work if he could bo tQ l|U n d schooI because they had, *nd there is so much of it that gen- the teachers. This was Mr. Thrash­ social period whereby all people O. W. Caswell, agent for the Univer­ assured of the basin, as this xyould atttr slUL'ktrnfs to wear, as "the othens could get acquainted. « , > e r’s faro Well to Sanford schools and *r*l reclamation would naturally in­ sity of Florida Extension Division,In greatly- f ETUIH ie the "launching of did. The incident led to a general The annual promotion day is crease the potential welath of the tho teachers and* officials who had t h t t COUhlry, ssys th st a movement the now boats after they are finish­ investigation by club women, and event jooked forward to-from-tmw •Ute. been associated with him in the is on foot to build a grain elevator. ed. This factory and the harbor year to another. . The plans for th e rsc lim stlw -o f school work- were UfYjf to healr of Thla should not only take care 'o f will prove very valuable to Sanford they aro now discussing the advisa­ * r tgffifif st the headwaters of the his resignation as superintendent to bility of securing the adoption of a have been approved by the take Up his new duties in tho insur­ "* Remember that at; tho. Herald the corn and provide a suitable stor­ as, msny 9 ! the. millionaire yacht age place for it until highest prices uniform style of dress'throughout the owners would winter here if they had office you can get office auppllcar ' . »r Department and promise to ad- ance business in Tampa. can be obtained, but it will provide proper accommodation for their schools in order to {frevent over­ directly an area of 265,000 acres of The exact attendance cannot bo legal blanks, typewriter paper and ' nch marsh land to the tillable acres given today but the figures will be carbon papers, pencils, pens, tablets, a means of protecting other crops boats. ) dressing and the corresponding hu­ / ? * or*da. Three main canals, eaeh greater than ever before and the correspondence cards and 'everthing th a t are attacked by weevils. miliation felt by the girls whoso gm There ia no reason why farmers in Miss Vivian Jones of Orlando was * mile* long, with many feeder opening of the achoots marks an­ needed. .. All this material is ad­ not able to array U»ein canals, will draw the water off this other epoch in' our fine educational vancing every day but our prices are other corn growing sections of the the week-end guest of Miss Virginia state cannot form cooperative !ol»- Brady, returning to Orlando today, with the "beat. same. J0 • y of land and keep It drained. system. every l it t l e BOAT WORKS VERY BUSY BUILDING CITY SCHOOLS ARE OPEN FOR A NEW TERM • fl ■ �September 29, 1611 T H I SANFORD HERALD Pa g e s ig h t x n y i i a b 'i i i a 'j ■n , Far ho, DnoU A Con pnajr, a » .P .atl* . . .n . __ . A. end __ J. .C. Pniton. f buili$** M C hattanooga FOR RENT ___ In* Compknjr, Smith. Ellnn A Ttoaeh For Rent—Furnished room», lig^ Compear, a corpomtloa aad Montnc Dro*.. housekeeping, if desire'd. 410 Oik. a corporation, nr* rooldoau e l* nut* or csfaoirr other thin tho atat* ol Florida; tho Continued from Page 6 _______________ 12-3tp th* ,pl*c* ol rraliDnc# nnd nddrrt* ol laid there by tha serious Ulhoss of his d*(*ndnnu nr* n* follows: For Rent—House for Rent, corner Joromo 8 . Rlc* S ^ d C om pnoy. n to r p o r | sister. . ! atlbn. C nm hrldg*. Now Y ork. lh o * n . Hit- Oak Ave. and Fourth St. Apr>|. th * r A C om pany, o corporation. N « » -Y rk J 12-3tp C ity, Nnm Y ork. Porko. D ot I* A C om pany, W. TV. Long, 410 Oak. Miss Lillie Farnsworth returned n corporation r-rp o rn tlo n ; Nam York C ity, Now York, A. ’Fatten nnd J. C. Patun. eo-pnrtn*r», Thursday from a visit to tho home J. doing builnra* a* Chnttnnoof* Modirlso ’ For Rent—One front room fur. Company. Chattanooga, T*rn*****, Smith. nished. Hot and cold water. $8.oq .'T h a t is the situation that Iff faced purity, hears for the first time 1n her, folks in Tennessee. Klin* A Fr*n«h Company, n corporntlon. . The Daughter of MacGregor life of th i leal wickedness. of tBo Apply Mrs. W. \\ Fhlladnlphia, I'«nr»ylTinfn, nnd Montag per month. f»y Jean MacGregor, in the famous * If your father is Scotch—ami has Rrothor*. a corporation, Atlanta. Georgia: Abernath'y, 70L Magnolia Ave. world without the convent walls, ‘ Miss Helen Shelton left on Tues­ that th* nald d»(*ndtnu nr* oo*r th* ago ol a traditionally stubborn disposition players production, “ A Daughter of when the Prince Candonl brings his twenty on# yrara, nnd that therb in no p#r- ____________________" day for Winter Park, whero she. will MacGregor." In which Valentino ’ 10-tfe —it is only natural to suppose that •nn in (hr. «tat* ol Florida, th* rarvlr# ol ward, the Contessa Angelica do Vecat Rollins College a subpoena upon horn would b*_ binding • For Rcn^—Three furnished roorm you, being Scotch, will inherit a bit Grant Is being featured on the- Para­ chio, to the place for frefusing to attend school upon said defendant* or any ol lh*m; * iptrefor*. you, Jerome II. Rlc# Se#d C-ro- for hoysckeeping. ’Apply to W. c of the ssme stdftihorfiiicis. Therefore m ount Program at the Star Friday. give up her low born lover, Carlo this winter, pnay, a c-rporntion. Park*. D*»U A 'Com‘you will naturally reseftt tho Idea of How- does Jean begin her revolt? By Parodi. The contessa dies, pining paoy, a rrrporatl**, J. A. Fatten and J. C- DeCouksoy, Eleventh and Magnolia] . r f ’1 ' *£* • eo-pmrtl*ri, doing bu*in<*« a* Chat­ Florence and Helen Witte are.the Fatten, having your very best young man a strategic retreat. In fact, she slips for her lover. And Parodi is released * ‘ 10-tfe * tanooga KledicUa Company, Smith Kllca * forbidden to gs»i> upon your comely odt-of the window while her father ffom<prison where he has bcen’ktfpt guesta-of "Mrs. Joe M<>ia*h“o'n''Wetl A French .Cempany. a corporation and Montag Itrothrra. a corporation. *f* otdrrrd fo r Rent—Fornlshid rooms *for First street this week. face ugiiin., At^il if that parental thinks that she is studying tho'Good bcrauso'of his marriage. to appear to tha hill ol complaint duly Bled Book according to his instructions. la tUa rauf*. on Monday, th* <th day of light housekeeping or bed rooms. edict is followed almost lip mediately November, A. D. ISIS, a rale day of thi* 117 Laurel. Beatrice steals away from tho 7_t| by the announcement th a t, your He has banished her from his sight court. Mrs. Stella Arrington arrived on convent one night and meets Parodi with an admonition to read several It D further ordered that thi* nolle* be father is about to take unto himself Wednesday from Montircllo where publlthed in the 8anford Herald, a newtFurnished rooms, large and cod, But just as he is being released. SHe a second Ipouie, who is one of the passages on filial devotion. she has been spending the summer. paper. puhlWhtd In Seminole county. Flor­ four blocks from business center. tells him of the sad death of the con­ ida, once a wook lor I ur consecutive week*. most disagreeable and ’ Utterly de­ Jean takes it into her head td dem­ .Mrs. Arrington will be principal of Wltnes*> my hand o*nu ae a* cier* clerk ol 01 th* ine I, Ireult irru Rath rooms in connection. Cheap Court, Seminole emiaol* /o u n t> ,. Florida, on thi* th testable women you ever saw, it is onstrate her disapproval of her tessa, and Ills heart filled with de- the West Side primary school. rates for summer. Comfort Cottage, th* 39th day ol September, A. D. 1616. aire for revenge, he takes .Beatrice father's lack of parental devotion by only natural that you should start an E. A. DOUGLASS corner Fourth and Magnolia. 92-tf with him to a meeting of workmen running away. r i e ik of th e C ircuit C o u rt, F eventh Ju d i­ insurrection of your own.cial C ircu it, Seminole Co., -Fla. Miss Agnes Edwards,. whose , home Joining a cirrus, the little Scotch | led’ by {he Barli. an atheist. These I -Frl-B lc For Rent— Several nice office girl works until she has earned I workmen are laying plans for the is in Lloyd is hereready to take up rooms over Yowell’s. Enquire N. p. enough money to gel to America overthrow of the tyrant Prince Can- herduties u teacher in the public Yowell S i Co. .. 32*tf where ahe has an uncle who‘ is u domi. Beatrice calls Guido to task school. Miss Edwards is stopping lumberman. Her arrival at the lor his atheism and they fall in love, with Mrs.* B. F. Whltncr. For Rent—708 Park avenue. Earamfr is the signal for her to plunge She convert* him to religion, quire of *11. C. DuUose, First and Mrs. D. II. Purdon of DeLand nnd Park avenuo. 48-tf into a series of thrilling incidents in j Then, while Guido'U consoling the one of which she succeeds in win- wife of a comrade who has met with -Mra. Murphy of Mulberry, guests of W ANTED wedding ning the. gruff oltl heart of her uncle, misfortune Beatrice sees him holding the Purdon-Grovcnstein who was not particularly plcnsed. to the woman ih his urms, concludes arc visiting Mrs. R. L. Peck. Wanted—Small furnished cottage, see her. But Jean has u sunny dis­ that he is fuithfless and leaves him. or 3 furnished housekeeping rooms. position with all her determination Finding her gone, Guido becomes Mrs. C. G. Bell who has been the Give price and location. Addrea and her grit, und she soop becomes bitter and returns to his old beliefs. guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo. D. Box 1213. 12-2lp a very popular little person among He goes to his eager band and bids Bishop left for Atlanta on Wednes­ H All Local Advertisements Under Wanted — Small fireproof uf*. them storm the .palace of the prince. day. Mrm. Bell is quite popular in This Heading THREE CEN TS a the lumbermen. * Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Box 1168, Sanford. ll-3tp Beatrice hears of their intention Sanford nnd was tho recipient of Charge 25 Cents.' But her Might from her home had . been sadly misunderstood by her and warns the prince that they are many social 'attentions. Mr. and Salesman Wanted— Industrious Jather—through the able assistance coming, lie at oricc summons the Mrs. Bell expect to leave Atlanta FO R SALE man to give part timo to sale of Ipof her stepmother—and Jean’s for­ soldiers and n bloody battle takes about * Oct. 1st for \Voshington, bricating oil and greaao, specialties For Sale—Six room, one story res­ and paint. Commission basis until tunes take a sudden turn for the placn in which most of the work­ D. C., where they will make their idence, well located. $600.00 cash, ability is established. Permanent * worse when the new Mrs. Mac­ men are killed. The future has but future home. AT THE STAR FRIDAY balance $20.00 per month and in­ position and wide field - when quali­ Gregor writes to Jean's unrle telling one solution for the dying Guido and 12-2 tc that the girl.tied from her home in the remorkeful Beatrice; and how it Rev. F. E. Steinmcyer and his terest. fied if desired* Riverside Refining utter disgrace. The unexpected ar­ works out is the finish of the film. father. Rev. W. II. Steinmeycr of CompaifK. Cleveland, O. 1l-2tp For Sale—Three weeks old lettuce rival of Jean’s sweetheart in camp, Lyric Theatre tonight. Lakeland relumed from Jackson­ plants. Mrs. Harry Wolf, West Lost—iVhite Bull Dog, black eye, where his search for the girl has led ville Wednesday, where they were Side. 12-2tc weight about 60 pounds, bob tafl. • him. further complicates matters and called by the critical illness of Mr. Great Play Neil Monday 12-2U lends color to the allegations of Mrs. For Sale—60.0Q0 . cauliflower Notify Western Union. Perhaps the most difficult task Steinmeyer'a brother. No hopes are MacGregor until the proper explana­ which the director-can ask of his entertained for the latter'a recovery. plants. R. B. Monroe. 12-tfc D epartm e nt * M h * la te rta r, U. U. u n d OfBe* s t G ainesville, Fla. tions are made. star is that she play in a production A na. 13th, 1616. For Sale—Established boarding Nolle# l« hereby given that WUliaw t> "The Daughter of MarGrcgor" demanding the use of double ex­ Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Steinmcyer house. 'Good trade. 12 rooms, pay­ Flllman E . F . L A N E, MANAGER ol Wekiw*. Fla., who oa Jim was-staged under the careful direc­ posure—that she play two roles in returned yesterday to Lakeland after 31, 1911, made Homeatead Rntry, N r«*9 ing. Reason tor selling given and is OSSI9, "THE HOUSE THAT PLEASES" (oi Sly ol SEW and B4 ol nW tion of Sidney Olcott, who also di­ the same picture.. This is the task a pleasant visit to their son. Rev. good. A. P. Connelly, 109 Mag­ Section 33, ToWnehip 19 S, Kan|* 29 rected Miss Grant's last appearance faced' by the beautiful anil talented F. E. Steinmcyer and family. Taltiha**#* Meridian, ha* Bl*d nolle* nolia Ave. , 12-2tc intention to rank* Ftvo-year • Prool to in a Famous Players production, Pauline Frederick in “ Ashes of Em­ tahliih claim to Ike land above d**«ib*4, Clerk Circuit Court, at Sailed “ The Innocent Lie." In support of bers," her newest Famous Players For Sale —10 acres land ort'brick before Florid*, on th# 3Sth day ol Keplewkw, Fuss and Feather*. Miss Grant there appear Helen Lin- production on the Paramount Pro- ""Some men uses big words." said road. 6 acres tiled, ready for spring 1916. C laim ant name* a* w iine*.**: ..■ dreth. Sidney Mason, Arda l.a Croix .grant, in which she plays the sisters Uncle Eben, "do tame as a turkey crops. $3,000.00. Terms to right K A. Ituah ol W ekiwa, F lorida W. K. Leo ol W akiw a, Florida and Edwards Davis. Agnes and Laura, the one a drudge spreads his tail feather*. Dey makes party. Connelly, 109 Magnolia Ave. W. H. lio y d ol W ekiw a. Florida und the other a totally heartless and an elegant Impression, but dey don't W. A. ’ K u ih ol W ekiwa, Florida. 12-2 tc „ KOHEKT .W, DAVIA­ •■ i■ selfish woman. ■* repporaent no rcai meat.” “ The Sorrows of Love" *JOS^Toea A Kri-IOtc " ll*(t*t*r. Tpnighl--Triangle Day.-"Sorrows For Sale—7 r o o m ^ story , resi­ There is no reason, however, why Thomas H. Incc Production, star­ of Love" featuring Bessie HarrisDepartment al Ik* latertar . $3,000. $500 it C o u rt *r the 8 e «k a tk Jod lcla l dence, fine location. U. S. Land Offlr* a*. GainoavUle, rli ring Bessie Ilarrisrale, in "The Sor- Miss Frederick should shrink from . la Otkre# o Ci l.ircu rale. "Myalrriraor the Leaping *1 •F lo rid a . Nom inal* C ount/. In • September IS, lilt cash, balance monthly payments of Notic* la hereby slven that .Samuel ShitKish" featuring Douglas Fair­ . rows of Love." With William Dro­ such a task us she has already »:ifa £V(v*flerka!», C o m p lt Inant $20.00 and interest. Connelly, 109 ney of Kolskee, Florida, wao, oa May U, •cored a great success on*the screert' mond. By Elaine Stern and J. G. banks. * 1911, mad* Homestead Entry, No. 0IU1 Magnolia Ave. 12-2tc II. KelDrhaU, Drlmdant in another dtlal role—"The Spider" John for NWM ol Section 10, lownakip 31 V Hawks. ' •To John II. Kellerhal*. Nnthville, Tenn.t Ra .|* S3 E., Talliba-teo Meridian, la —in which she scored a great tri­ You will tike notice that you are hereby notice ol iattntion to make Five Tew Pullets for Ssle—Thirty Leghorns Bled Bcatrifc ' Petsie Bnrriscale required to appear to th< bill ol complaint Proof, to oatabUah claim to th* land iknt Saturday —-•“The Sand Lark" in thi* rnu*e. wherein you are mad* and thirty Plymouth Rock, 75c dnrribed Guido Burili N» William Desmond umph. This is the sort of work Bled befor# Clerk Circuit Coart, tt which only, the talented and most arly defendant, on Xlorday, the 6th d*y ol each. At. the Overman place; -near Sanfoid. Florida, on Ih* Snd day of Ke “ Local Color on A-l Ranch" Contessa Angelica de Vecchio iovrmhee. A. D. 1916. (allure to do eo will vember, 1916. Eleventh Episode “ Peg O' the Claimant name* ae witneaaea: Ora Carew highly imaginative players can do Garfield Statiom 12-2tp ll i* further ordered th|l thi* citation be II. A. Nlcholeot. ol Genova, Flotida. successfully since it requires a far ’ Ring" published in the Sarfi-rd Herald. • new*, Prince Fandom llerschel May all , E. It. Kill>*«, al Genova. Horida paper publiehed in Sanford. Seminole coun­ greater exercise of the imagination For Sale—Strawberry plants, $2.00 J. H. Iludd'aiton. ol Geneva. Florida. Carlo I’arodi Wedgwpod Nowell Florida, once ■ week for four coneecutiv* M. W. Taylor, ol Geneva, 'Florida. than any other form of action be­ ty. per thousand F. O. B. Lake Mary. week*. , ROBT. W. DAVIS. Monday "The Prn-eof Dishonor" Beatrice is a nun. known to the fore the camera. Without anyone Wiine** ray hand and ***l <f raid court at C. A. Farina, Lake Mary, Fla.. ’ Rerirtet. . I Fanfor>% Seminole rounly. Flotida. thi* tbr 10-Tura A Frl lOtc , • What Will You Have" "The rest, of her sisterhood as the "Lily" to whom she can actually address sxth d»y of September, a. d i9i«. . 11-ltc Plunge from the Skv" a great a c t u a , . . I - U .a l ) .............. >: A. DOUGLASS. I l r p i t l m r a l *1 Ih * Interior herself anti without any actual as­ U. I . U n d 'U O t t i t G i ii N t ll lr , Fla. railroad picture Cha*. Chaplain For Sale*—Pony road cart and S*pt. 31. till sistance in the-form of a real situa. Nolle* horoby riven that Ulytaas f. 1000 some orange trees.. Address Iltonh, olUWekl*i, tion to carry her action to a climax Florida, •ho. oa At* In Clrrnll Court, Nrtenih JodieUI Circuit, Box 224A Sanford. l l - 6 tp tuil M, 1913. mad* llomratead Krtry. Kl the itnr must really rely upoff'her Nem|nule County. Florida In I h.nrr) 012041, (or 8 )< ol NEW. Section IS. TeooTuerui.tt The House of Uisc&rd" Ctmaton and I'. 11. I m ii 30 Si, Range SI. Tallaha/*ee MrrUlaa. own genius for the whole action. Jo# For Sale — Exceptional bargain. •hip Company, a Corporal ion. tor"The Heart Mender" Selig ha* Bird poller of Intention to-make lin e eraaor* to Vantlrman X l.e«ie • Anyone a ho has stood up and at­ Excelsior motor ryclo equipped with Tribune New* Stwnd Chapter Company..* rorpoiatlon tempted to act before n blank wall V*. 1 .1 a yiuu ... at Sanford. 'Florida, on the 9th day of "Gloria's Romance" featuring. >and -"•**- • *1 llW » *** 1916. will have same idea oT the Uitbcul* 315 Magnolia avenue. Nonerebei, Billie Burk. • C laim ant nam eo ae w ilnrm e*: [•To 8u I- Mira* . nd !>>ton V. Slim*. Itt*|. E. JU.Kinh. ol Wekiwa. Florida . i i - 2 tp ; CnknovnA. II. Wallace, cl W.hlwa, Flcrida the' taking' of these scenes in which - dento It appearing by alTIdaall Bird herein that A..O. Von llerhuil*. ol Wekiwa. Florida rtaidrntr ol you and each ol you it utFor Sole—Good piano, cheap for A.’M. Ruth, ol W'ellea, Flotida. she plays both roles on the screen at tho kno*n and tint then It r.o peraon In lb* KOnT.-W. DAVIS, Wedneada)—Triangle Day. "The the same tune. *l*i* ol Florita. the »#-vice ol * vuhpoena cash or will make terms. Apply , 1 f-T - — « it I ft» r ------------- Kefulat. Innocent Magdalene" featuring ut on «l.om • ittli* kind sou dto a*LI buo l.. and Peyton \. Mira*. • • NOTICE o r ELECTION . There is no suggestion of an at- II hllm* I Milan Gish * "ll'« First I'.il-e 1 <■ -fr......| ......" ‘ -a till Whereat, th* City Council ol the CW tempt p>i cvtiUart- ft iak wnrk nn"TtpT {you and each of you'ale'over th* ace ol For Sole—One International truck. ol' Saalord. Saralnoia county, Florida. •* hlrp" featuring t hesier Conklin on* year*. »ha 3lit.day ul Auguat. 1916. duly paw** part of the Famous Players in pro- I twenty Therefore, It it ordered that you. }lua L. Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ • n ordinance entitled,' “An Ordinaar* Pro­ tiucing this iticlure, which is the fea­ Mim* and Peyton V. Mira*, appear to the ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. siding lor tho laauanco.ol Hand* in t» Sum o| 311,000.09 'far tho Purpose t( I-Ho** entitled ran-* Or or before the '4th . • • • • 7-tf * Paying. Retiring and Refunding aa UMS tured attraction at the Star. Monday. da.' of December. 1916. or the till «('tanol Bond* ol th* CUT ol Sanloid. Fid. ia th*< pi tint in *ald caut* will be taken me conThere is only one way in which the ,*<o*d a(iln*t bo'h ol you. at SU..CC0.OO, hearing Date. . For Sale or Rent — Well estab­ •I.urnUSX and hfatpring January I. I I* further oidered that thi* order be dual role can be successfully pre­ publlthed tn th* Sa Ibid lletald, a tea*, lished. boarding house. Address and Autbariaing .and Empowering Mayor ol the City ol Saalord. Florid*. »• paper publlthed In Siomlnct* county, Flor­ Boarding House, c-o Herald. 7-tf sented and, that is by I**u» a Call lor an Election to necraoj a w«*k lor *i|ht week*. %| *-on* the syrecn ■, • , ida.Wiam* tho Qumtlon aa to tho laauanro al Saw ne** my hand at clerk at the Circuit ADMISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS means of the "double exposure.’ Court, Serr th Judicial Circuit. Seminole llondt, and (or tho Election ol a lloird •> Dogs for Sale—Pointers, setters Threo Bond Trualooa." which aald ordlacounty. Florida, on thia the 39th day ol MtTiM.r. This method* of photography is Sept reher, 1916. ante waa duly approvtd hy me aa the »*6 and hounds, trained or untrained. Tweoday • Wedaroday • Frida? • Saturday t*e*I E.'A. DOUGLASS. • If Interested write for a revised list. data and became effect!** Iramra1*1-/ never resorted to, however, except > Clerk Circuit Court, Socouth Judicial upon iu approval, and . . 3:15 p. m. Night 7 p. tn. Sharp W'herea*. under, th# charter of tk# dff Circuit, Semtnola Co.. Ha. Nogth Side Kennels, P. O. Box No. Brmaic lUrriacatr in “ The Sorrows of where it Is absolutely essential to of Sanford, th* queation ol th* loouanra •* I3-Fri-I0tr . Love" al l{«e Lyric Tonight hoed* *hould be eubmltted to *h# Herts** 136, High Point, N. C. 3-10tc a rt— |— imm the progress of the atory.- ‘ of of (lid *aid elty. who own ronl ootat* !»r r*» l a Ih* C o ia ty Ja d g o 'a C ourt. Sem inal* Breti in, or. rejection, flcatlat), . _____ _ .at. an election t* •» C o a a lj, Fieri o For Sole—Nice 5 passenger Oak railed (or th a t pyirpoao; T * Henry F utcb. M am l* F u lr h . Leo F a te h Sadi* F u lrh . Levery F u tch and K atla Mae land automobile. Also surrey. Thoreloro. I. J . D. D avlaoa. Mayo# Ap Fulrh: th a city ol Sanford, Bo m IooI* »«»W . N e llie la htroby gi*»n th a t 2 *h*U a a th* ply Abernathy's furniture store. Florida, under an d by vlrtno ol Ik# aat»*^ S l'th day ol Octane*. IM S. apply to th a ity is m * vrated b y tk* ordlnancoa " 2-tf J a d r o ol th * aba*# B a a e d c o u rt, a t hi* at* c ity ol Hanford, la roleroar# to th* i**»* * .m i Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LYRIC THEATRE S PROGRAMME R I I ? * £ ,* * * * * * * ± 1 * 2* PROGRAM A T THE STAR Friday—Valentine Grant in The Daughter of MeGregor. Saturday—First Episode of ‘.'The Secret of the Sub­ marine" in addition to the regular program. Monday—Pauline Frederick in "Ashen of Embers" •• Tuesday—Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in "A Virginia Romance" Also Max Figman in "His Birthday Gift” one red comedy. Bra la S aalo rd , Florida, lo r a a order to tak e poo*u nion ol and aoll tk * r*al e rla la ol R atio F utch. deco aaod. lo r th e pur p it* cl p a y i t l th* debt* *( her ra ta l* . A t which lim e a a d place you are r**«.li*d tc be and appear before- th a *ald co u n ty Judra aad • how caueo, it nay you ha**, why aald ardei th o u ld not be granted.' D ated S an lerd . Florida. S*ptem ber 16th, 1616. H E N R Y F U T C II. A dm laiaU alar. 13-PH-Stc For Sale at Sanford—Two lighters, gssoline engine snd {»ump snd other articles. Address Z. Spinks, Oviedo, Florida. 1-tfg For Sols—Marine motor, 18 horse­ power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. First doss condition, Sanford Mach­ ta ClrchU-Gawrt, Sevealh Judicial Mi tall ine St Garage Co. 93-tf Seminal* County. Florida la (kaacoey Virginia Carolina Chemical Co., For Sale—Nssrly new sdding m i a corporation doing bail are* la th* Stale cl Florida. Complainant chine. 136.00. . Western Union. Ta. Wm. G. Aldridge, Jerome 8 . Citation 1-tf Rica Seed Company, a Carpora. Ilea, bruin. Ritrhoy A Company. * For Ssle — Hup Runabout, re­ a Coipcratioa. Farka. Daria A Company, a Corporation. J. A. built, $100. Srhelle Mania. City. 6-lf Tallin aad J. C. .Fatten. «opartner*, doing banIaat a aa Chattaaaaga Modletno Company. For Sole—Owing to change to Smith. KHae A French Company, electrical power, we have on band a Corporation. Alice E. HU), *>• ecwliD .ol tha cotau.cl w. J.' machinery in good condition, con­ HIU. deceased, hfealag Brother*, a Cuesmall— aad Gee. H. Fersisting of boilers, engines, wstsr aald II aid war* Cempaay, a Cor­ pumps, fire pumps, sir campieeporal lea. Defendant*. To th* DUoedanta^Jtuu—.fl—Bin Seed •or* ami sundry other machines, OomposF. !■ CSFtC WoarFark*, Doric A which we offer st prices which are • Chmpaay. a CorpSrclica. J. A. Fatten aad J. C. Falira, co-partner*, doing bnainoaa aa small part of the original cost. II Chain— a Modtela* Company. Salih. Ells* aad Ft*nth Company, a Corporation. interested ^ddress Virginia Carolina Ncatag Brother*, a Corporation: It appearing from the affldarit duly Sled Chemical Co., care H. H. Peabody. th* ahotp cameo by cooaael lor romplaiPauline Frederick In “ Ashes of Embers’ la »aat. that it la th* Mid of aSlant that tha Superintnedent, Sanford. Flo. . At the Star Monday defendant*. Jaroma 8 . Rico Seed Company, ' 53-tf A*— •>. s anco ol bonds, do boroby cau »■ *»**?"•' to ho bold o a tk# 39th d ay M lo t * , to determ ine Ih# queation by a * e l e c t i o n , then an d thee* to be bold UJ J w hether or not ik * aaid rity e l *»»'•“ •b all bo authorized to laoa* boade la **• n o *( IU .O eO .ee lo r tk # purpoa* In*, r e t i n r r a ad ro f u a d la i tho j •la per r e a l elly • ( S a a lo rd . H o rid a. boeeb J a ia ta ria g Jan u ary 1, IStX l t a ^ *• . **7 threw peTioni to aorvo aa a board e l been* Ineatero forr aald propovod nroDorad laau# Uaue of * " » Irweteca te Aad I do boroby a p p o ln n t C- C. W* raff, W . W. Loo* a a d Jo b a Aoderao" •p o e to n of aald eU ctlon. a ad M. W. D H era ol aald election. . , . . Falla to bo e y w r i a t #l*kt • Hock a. • a d to ro aiala open o a lil n r i e * * Witaooa my h a a d aa m ayor, a ad IM J *1 tho aald city ol S a a lo rd . •*■ Florida, oa th is tho 3J r d ol day of AOISH* J . D . DAVtffON. M ayor of th * C ity W S aafet* Somiaolo C ow aty. Florida. At tool: Jaa. C. R oborta. . C ity CWrb of th o C ity o l S a a lo rd . Fla. *-Taoe A U rielH • _______ ISIS I nhsU .bate, la* • Aanldkj** le erin g . J o d g y d £55$ .a SkfccV & V - - T-3S. 0-3S, »•». *-**' �XV , »' - *» .* ■ , 1 September 29, I lls , THB HANKOHIV HERALH. capture the crown worn by hi* grand­ Lithuanian sections of the Russian'em­ pire, but It Is Improbable that Ger­ father. The marriage of the prince to MM* many nnd Austria will carry self-ab­ Stewart took place In Tulloch cnntle, negation so far us to add their own Scotland, September 1ft, 1000. If tho shares in tho three partitions of the war enda with n victory for Germany unhappy - nation tol the new state. and Austria there la a strong probabil­ Mauy candidates foV tho Polish throne ity’that tho AuiVrtcnn heiress may be­ hnve been suggested. Perhaps the new king wllj he a'Pole, hut more likely a come queen of Portugal. .’ The extinct throne of tho now re­ German or Austrinn of German blood. If the allies win, Russia will frown publican nation of Portugal la not the only one whose possessions hinge di­ upon outside dictation o f Polish af­ rectly on the outcome of thu great fairs In the pence conference. She will certainly take ns big n share of Po­ war. Beside* tho obvious possibility that land ns she fwer had nnd Is likely to thu victorious side may unseat some grab a little more. But economic re­ or nil of their uionarehlcnl enemies^ forms have been promised by Russian tho little nations of Kurope have nn lenders to tho Poles nnd Russia, unless anxious eye oti tho war bulletins every tho fencllnnnrle* again come Into com­ day, for their Interests are directly af­ plete control, Is likely to grant them. Sweden In nnsloiis for tho success fected. of OOnnnny. Her neutrality has leaned As to 8 ertala. The Germans und Austrians have In favor of Russtn’s enemies. If Ilusnot decided Just whnt they wlU do with Serhin should they be uhle to re­ tain their Balkan conquests. Two things are certain. First, Austria will keep a large section of the country nnd Bolgnrlt^anothcr.large slice. Sec­ ond, no member of the Kurageorgcvltch family will ho allowed to reign, unless the entente allies win. Probubly one of the host of prolific German prince­ lings will get the seat. In Montenegro tho situationJn ejear. King Nicholas and Crown Prince Dnnlllo have taken up tlu-lr residence In Franco. If the allies win they will re­ turn to their rocky eyrie. If they lose, Prince Mlrko, the king’s second son, who Is now In Austria and hand and glove with hla father’s enemies, will he Installed ut Coltlnje. In Greece, too. King Constantine's tenure depends plainly* on the great battles now being fought In the Fust aiid West. Greece could never have gained or kept her Independence from Turkey without the aid of Great Bri­ tain nnd France. • Constantine bus a German wife; In­ deed. the queen Is the kaiser's own sis­ ter. While basing his actions on patH-, otjc motives, the king’s course of condnrt tins all nl<>lig been marked by King of Greece. Uostlllty to the kaiser's enemies. First he refused to come to the as­ sin nnd her allies win, the exur will sistance of Serbia, ns he was bound to Inugli at Swedish claims that the do by treaty. He allowed German Aland Islands, lying near Sweden In agitators full sway In Ids country. the Baltic sea, may not stay fortified. Next, lie mobilised Ids army, thus If Germany wins, Sweden will be suit­ kept the majority of the population ably rewarded. It Is not thought the Prince Alexander of Serbia. entente allies have any Idea of unseat­ ing the reigning dynasty In Sweden. stlp'tort Prince Mlgilel If he trio* to Spain mid Ilnlltiinl are happily situ­ ated In not having Incurred the enmity of e it h e r of the two “powerful groups ' locked In death struggle! In both coun- [■ tries partisans of the .two aides have poured broadsides of Ink on each nth- I er, but tilt* governments have held thu | scales fairly oven and Queen Wllhrl- ' tnlnu nnd King Alfonso are assured of their positlotis.- unless the latter Is tils- , ttiriied by Internal'revolution clue to the yenttomle distress mTusloned prl- 1 tuiirlly by Hu* wuf,' Would Germany, victorious, return Ids ttinuie to Albert of Belgium? Ilnnlly. If sin* did. It would be a shadow [ of bis . former bus> little kingdom. Germany would demand control of the port of Antwerp, the annexation of. territory on the eust and the autonomy of ihe Flemish-speaking province*. If German?'Is defeated. Albert's domain and prestige will likely be Increased [over whnt they were In that fatal July, HIM. honorary first lieutenant ol the Gorman array, with the uniform of the Sixth Thuerlngen regiment of Uhlans. The prince In thirty-eight yearn old and liven with hla father In the cnntle of Retrhcnnu, Lower Auatrla. Hla ap­ pointment an n Genunn officer in on tnterentlng event. because Portugal In at war with Germany. It may have, political significance. Bx-KIng Manuel of Portugal, who live* In Kngland with hln young Ger­ little Nations of Europe Keep man wife,,In enthusiastically «up|>ort lag the allien In the hope that Kngland Anxious Eye on Bulletins and Prance will place him on the throne of Portugal. , • From Front. Tin* central power*, Germany, Aus­ tria nud their gulf'll, are expected to MANY THRONES HANG ON ISSUE DF GREAT WAR VICTOR MAY UNSEAT ENEMIES Fat* of Portugal; Montenegro, Serbia, Greece, Poland and Other Natlona In the Balance—Spain and Holland Happily Situated. Berlin.—Prlnco Mljnirt of Bragnnzn. duke of Vixt'u, the Oldeat eon of the PortuauoHe pretender Don Ulgurl, und husbnnd of the former Anita. Stewart of New Yor)j, line been appointed an ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FO E YOUR STATE F R E E ! OUR INSTRUC­ TIVE CATALOGUE AND WEEKLY PRICE LIST SEND FOR TH EM TODAY INSEEDCO. V JACKSONVILLE. FLA. ♦ Nickel Dime —- FLORIDA **j" I. HI! f ip A Soliloquy in Two Paragraphs ‘T h it'i the third time this morning. I can't wait • moment longer on that fellow.' Let me see__ what is Smith’s number? • "If Jones won't provide sufficient telephone facilh ties for his customers, he can’t blame me for dealing elsewhere. Operator, give me 4 3 7 .” How do you know .this very occurrence doesn’t happen with your single telephooe. Have an auxiliary the cost is trifling. Call the business Office to­ day* SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE { A N D TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Seventeen Cents A D ay makes th is wonderful w riting machine yours—but a small first paym ent. Two P ennies Each ‘Hie Herald Printing Company .- \ AGENTS Sanford, Florida THE U N I V E R S A L CAR New Prices Aug. 1, 1916 lu Tin- following prices for Ford cars will be effective on and after August 1 st, 1 9 1 6 . Chassis ' - ■ Runabout Touring Car Coupelet Town Car Sedan - - $325.00 345.00 360.00 505:00 - 595.00 . 645.00 P. O. B. DETROIT These prices an* positively guaranteed against any reduction before August 1st, 1JU7, but there is no guarantee agninst ah advance in prictrat any time. , C. F. WILLIAMS Agent EDW ARD H IG G IN S Salesm an ' 1 .Tfc-i :>■ ,riV - s jtg»r ? y .1 “SANFORD, will m ount u p m onthly and easily meet the paym ents on a brand-new OLIVER Typew riter—the regular $100 machine. • * * * DUMB BOY IS NOW NORMAL Sewer Pipe and Glazed T ile.. Hill Lumber Company “slip through your fingers,n Send for Complete Cat­ alog and Penny-Pay Plan anti Hill Lumber Co. * Tmight SAVE FOR SERVICE-PHONE 135 Lumber, Bricks, Lime, Cement, Rubber Roof­ ing, Shingles, Corrugated Iron Roofing, Doors, Sash and Blind, Cement Blocks, Beaver Board, Mouldings, Cypress Boards, JFire Bricks, 1*1re Clay and King Windsor Plaster his “ small change," which' otherwise ust Learn to Talk as Baby Does. ** S p e a k in g • Antlgo, WIs.—Marvin Worden, whi bits been tpiablc to talk since he was six years old because of n paralysis * | of the thront,^ now bn« {pintle I viw-st • I 'AfMbL - according to Mayo brother*. Ex-King Manuel. Rochester, ftjlnn. • T3icy found It unnecessary to |>erfront voting nnd prevented Venlxelos, form an operation, ns the growtlf that the i>opulnr Idol, from taking the place wits believed to have lmped«,*il nls of power which Ids natural majority speech Is external. Hla- hearing In or the electorate should give him. .In perfect, but he must learn Jo talk: this way th e . Greek cousUtutiou was itiWh as a baby does. Hnpplhess defied by thy king.. shone on Marvin’s' fnc$ when he The entente {towers could not stnnd learned that there wn* nothing to pre­ this long. They have forced-Greece to vent him from learning to tulk. demobilize- With the 'soldiers voting, ■He graduated fro id the eighth grp do Venlxelos Is almost ceftnln to return tke school .for Jhl* denf here Ihla to power in the ek'd Ions to be held" of year, and *n~mteropt will be inadp to this summer. He desires that Greece give Idtu higher, education. Munrtn assist the entente. wns taken to Rochester through tho Then Constantine’s power writ* cer­ kindness »>f Mr^.* Thomas Kavnnnugh, tainly he reduced to constitutional this city. • Division Superintendent G. limits nnd there Is fair prospect of Ids J. Quigley, Northwestern railway, being driven from the throne alto­ saw that the boy got transportation. gether and probnbly one of hi* sons put In Ids pluce. But should the hosts of Germnny KITCHENER PREDICTED DEATH prevail oyer their foes, all this- will be changed. T lu o .” ns the kaiser affec­ Story Told In Paris of How War Mlnlitar Said He Would tionately refers to Ids brother-in-law. Die at 8ea. will !>o able to Impress those Prussian ... • methods, which In his rjieechea he con­ rnrlx.*—When Lord ^ItehrnrrwTUt In stantly rets before Ids" soldierS-Cts «, model. Ujam all classes of his jHijiuIn- France some months ago, visiting the tlon. ami the Athens parliament will nrltlsh front, he met nls friend, the become a debating society, like the naTat- Captain‘Testu ' do" Rnlincourt, then on service at Dunkirk, whom Lord German relchstng. Kitchener naked to tto Ids special nld Buffer Kingdom of Poland. If the Germans win the war they nre If he should need one later during the determined to ret up some sort of a war. * Lord Kitchener told his friend hoit a buffer kingdom of Poland. This wilt Include the Polish and, probably the heavy shell had burst close.to'him while on this visit, but added, “that did nqt disturb me, f o r i know that I shall die at sea.*' *“ * * // The fijORtDAHETALpROOUCreGoi MANUFACTURE shcul s u n tossv riXOXSLMUU OOOTAUOKJ 1 —KSONVILLE.................. F l a . 1 *. *-~= Trest - th*“Cal5«en: ■ I trust a cabinet.minister exactly os I trust a cabman. He li a man; and there la no reason to suppose he la mad. He la not generally so.entcrtaiulng as a cabman; but It happens to be hit business at the momoiiKto drivo the political cab. and ho will not get us throughJlhe block any bob ter because I anj continually snatchlag at the reins.—Chesterton. o r C rop Profit r N ^ T R e tu rn . . C o st to P ro d u ce Y o u r N ET PRO FIT $ 1.00 _____ .20 $ .80 4 # ’ You grow crops for net profit. A 700-crate crop grown on O N E acre costs less per crate and rjtakes more net p ro fit than 700 crates grown on T W O acres; you know that. Good commercial fertilizer, rightly used, usually makes .the difference between 350 crates, or less, and 700 crates, or more, per acre— the fertilizer cuts down what it costs you to grow each crate I The better your fertilizer, the.m ore crates you get from each acre and the less each crate costs you. Armour Fertilizer, (the result of more than 30 years’ manufacturing experience— 25, years in Florida— careful study of crop needs by trained scientists, and the work of a nation-wide organization), makes most crates with biggest - cash difference FOR Y O U between coit and net return. Make A rm our Fertilizer YOUR fertilizer. Booklets free. A rm o u r F e rtiliz e r W o rk s ' Ja c k so n v ille , F la . A rm o u r Fertilizers A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House; For You * �PAGE SEVEN THE 8ANF0RD HERALD S a sy . P ro m e D J & TARS IN BROOKLYN'S SPURT raent of the rent of the team mny t>e r a c tic a l owrey and Olaon, Cait-Off V eteran*, Playing Q rilliant Ball In Rob. Inaon’e Infield. r e s s J ia K in so n s The Brooklyn Superhan, who worn In lie the host hot Ip date In the Nil* tlpiiol league, nre upsetting lot* of kihmI dope hy playing fast anil snappy hall la spite of the several veterans on their pay roll, Prepared Specially for This Newspaper r By Pictorial Review An Apron for the. Housewife ♦ ^ • ^ ^ Florideal Alkideal Seminole " llhert Itiihlnson Is highly’ pleased with the allowing inmle *o fur thin Sea* sun hy hK hoys, and alllrins th a t they of plain gingham to correspond with ^ , , nee,k t/ 1"?n>ing The „,!rn„ c|„ „ , ; 7 . J 0 r\7 / nttrlbutod to Mown-y and Olson, who have put ultnost everyone right up on Ills toe*. Mike Jlowrey la nlso hilling Hit: bull rejtulrtrly-aml tn-cttmtJtnjr' TO-' wnrtl the JWH) mark. .lake- Dnuburt Iiiih lieen lending the li'iiguo at tin* hat iiml pluylng Ills fayt«’M Kntne around lirat. Znrk Wheat, •StctiRol ami (ll.M ypn In the outllelil •live given the Ilrooklyn pitcher* the ShVu! v i7 t ’ VV \ * ;m \ * ■ S fH ll nJH w u £ rriP" i t • • ■. w *' ¥ : * lir3 T l Bungalow apron of cheeked percale, dosing st th* renter hack and having deeves cut iu ono with the body. * Tbs upbore of this practical model la not limited,. Immever, fo r the house■Aid may use H and surely will like R epresent th e b est know n In t h e f e r t i l i z e r w o r ld »liouhl be made he fere the pattern la Jilacwl m. tin. material. For instance, , "',orter length apron la preferred, ?“* fr?,n, ,? 'rr of ,ho tissue *ro"t #n(« * '*' amount. A front hark *nd sleeve In ana, in p l i e d „n a len g tliwine fold of the gingham. Thin take* up moat of the pcrcnla, hut enough room ia left to the right for the piecing for tho front, piecing f«,r l*ni' k *,rn l’' ntnl t rimming, all ®xceF't til*’ IfiNt named, being laid on a. " lcn(Tthwl*e thread of material. ,1 he simple instruction* for making tho a ,‘rt’“ ar® to foliow.r Hln*h Tthrough the fold in hnek from neck edge to large * '0 ” perforation. Lap iu ^ N V i 0 ll+ lK V c W 3 'C & a / / V'ePt\./ / dt ’in medium t •|a r',N 3tf ,nch iwtrftlo “ f »'’i"Klia>n for th e trim- edge of slash. Finish for a closing. Next, close the underarm and sleeve •coma aa notched and adjuat trimming piece to poallinn on front and hack. Turn hrm in Inwer edge uf apron on •mall “ o M perforatlona. N°w, gather tho aleeve along crossline of • small *'d m-perforations and IMr Inchea above. Adjuat atrnp to jxiaitien over gather*. Next, atitch n atrnight hand of ma­ terial' to position on upper edge, of pocket. Thl* hand'should he about 1*4 inches wido when finished Ad­ juat the pocket to poaltion on front, upper edge between small ••o” perfor­ ations. Htitch n straight strip of material to, position underneath tho nfr<m-with tippet edge along crossllno of small " o ’’ perforations, which also indicate waistline. Either an clastic Send for catalog and price list Ask. for spray information Wilson & Toomer Miko Mowrey. mast thorough kupport, though th eir hitting lum not burned up th e league. The cutcttllig stuff, however, ling been coining n cro si w ith seine nice, rcllnblc Mick work. M ct’nrty, Sl!llcr*utid Mcy'T* nil producing liitH Hint w ere m ore timely than hrilllnnt. - J ack so n ville , Florida'! Could Find Som ething. “I should think you would And it hard to know what to glvo her for her dS* birthday. Stvo Imu everything, you Ivan Olaon. know." "Yea. I know; still, thoro arc nre now slnrteil toward the pennant In always sonio now useleaa things com­ ing up."—Puck.' too determined n wny to lie denied. Murl^ of the pep shown hy the SupcrbiiH should he credited to Alike . Good Stove Polisher. Mowrey and Ivan Olaon, two veteran A piece of burlap la very good for InlielderH, who have been even Onst- polishing the kitchen stovo or range. offn and yet who nre skipping about It does not burn readily, and for that (lie inlield for Brooklyn with n great yraaon It better than flannel or cotton ahow of spirits. Much of the enliven- or paper. General Fire Insurance S a n fo rd F lo rid a TRY A HERALD WANT AD jagny&a. moma** ano smvt Scientific Proof of xwell Fuel Economy it It Is fashioned In bungalow stylo or drawjtrlng may bo Inserted. Tho design la very pretty with tho tad carried nut In cheeked petealeThe abort aleevea are cut In one with neok and aleevea trimmed with hutIks body and gathered under a strap tonfioled scallop*. Pictorial Review Apron No. A883. Sties, *10011, medium tod largo, Price, IB cents. S a sy H om e D * ^P ra r e s s J ia K im Arsons r Prepared Specially for This Newspaper By Pictorial Review fA tf. costume*. Away and ahead of future rivals this costume has put in an nppenrance. It la fashioned of hamh some Uroadclolh in tho rich aha.lo of brown which U to ho ao fashionable and trimmed with moire allkandhraid. Tho haalt wove a t the .gathered iKUL Is cut'in ono with the Iwck df th* waist and with tho aides nnd front, shorter lengtn length mar bo perforated for annrter to ho worn a r a tnnle. In medium alio the coatutno reijuirea 4U yards M inch material, with 1*4 yard lining 36 inchea wide for front and back. Tho lining should bo of aatln taf­ feta ami la folded In half ao that the two aectiona of the pattern may he placed upon It, aa ahown in the cut­ ting guide. , - ‘ Tho broadcloth la folded carefully In half for tho arrangement of tho costume aectiona. Tho belt is placed into poaltion first, directly on tho lengthwise fold with the lower sleeve section next to It, on a lengthwlae thread. Tho blouae bock and hack ore comes next, laid on the fold or rosdcloth followed by the front gore o f , tho skirt, -arranged In the same way. The collar U between sections ME’ °.\ Along the upper row are laid the side gore of the eklrt, tho cuff, front of the waist, upper sleeve section end facing, all on a lengthwise thread of the matorlat. If made of veloura or nluah this costume may be used until lato In S / J / / / / / KV y / J costumC) A \ 6074 m \ SWOT J V V6 4 3 3 ) T Q | _ H >« equally the soft, ahln The lines o practically ati t belting that d ino the figure. models In ser « ^ etof ,th* advance fall modelTln “ «>« that, wj j"** eoatumea developed In rieh ar# brought I Enr:S..» . broadcloth and trimmed with P»a bT » Tar In a test m ade by David L. Gallup, M. E„ Professor of Gas E ngineering, W or­ cester Polytechnic I n s titu te , a s to c k M axw ell T o u rin g Car made from 23 to 33.7 miles per gallon of gasoline at speeds ranging from 10 to 35 iriT/es per hourt W e reproduce a let­ ter from P ro fe s s o r Ga l l u p concerning ^tlilstdst. „ < OAVID l_ GALLUP. M C. a , n m l 11*t IhunteYl U o to r Co, Ino D o t r o l t , M lohlgon. Gontlomen I beg tears to eubtalt'the onploned blue p rin t giving the raaulto of on e.onos; tvot dbdo on n 1917 Stock linmell Touring Cor,.fumlohed by your.Booton repreoentottvoo. no dloounelon' other than tho h trte c e n t th at the en rburotor, whloh wan atook, wee adjuatod to glva the boat combination of power, f l e x i b i l i t y , opcod , end eoonooy, fo r euqh o o n d ltlo n o .o f.to u rin g ae would o rd in a rily be enoountored, • ' »__in tabalaita-f«»»:t>>ej tP*«vltB;(tfllten"ftda the.curve', ahoet)i nro. aa follows: ECOKOUYv . SPEED (Milos per.hour) ( U l l e e .p e r gallon}, * £ 0 .0 £ 6 .1 £3.0 jReepectfully oubotttod. Deferred Payments If Desired N OTE that no unusual means w ere employed to get these results. T h e car used was taken from stock; the test was made w ith a full load and with top and windshield up; the regular Maxwell carburetor w as used. A ny Maxwell car is capable of giving this sim e econom y in gasoline consumption. M axwell operating ecoqom y matches its econom y in first cost, malt­ ing it The World's Greatest Motor Car Value. S EM IN O LE C O U N TY G AR AG E 115 M A G N O L IA A V E N U E one sees velvet hats of eanta. F u lly E q u ip p e d — N o Extras to B u y Mrs. Grace E. Wlffijuns Millinery Star * 33.7 32.7, 31.£ . �*+• ’ V iilA IP September 2», 1911 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE TOUR 7jS0 The paatpr w:ill speak on of fopr He wants on tb ^ lhe-oubjeet"*,Speeding'. 1 , 1 1 ito hold up the high life of the high firit Tuesday after the first Monday R. J. HOLLY, Editor Jivers In Sanford and show that It ia W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager In April of the.following Ve»r- «** destructive and wili land the liver cept that when a new county la cre­ • Puklka*d t n r j Tnoday tad Vrtdsjr > ated, the legislature shall at that in destruction. Yours truly. -4" W time.fix the length of the term of the * THEHERALD PRINTING COMPANY first acnatlr to bo eluted therefrom, George Hyman, Pastor. A man’s standing in the community is materially secured by his bank account. An account with the PEO PLES B A N K means more to you than mere security •UBocaimoN mice . in advancx at two or four years with the end in • rb t u b . . . . . . . s.T r:... . . .tttt. . ..tw e view of keeping the number of old for your working capital and more than mere checking service, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • * • t .MX MONTHS................... ................ «» senators in a balance with the num­ [ R I B M O N T I I f l .................................. ................. T1 It means that the PO W ER S-TH AT-BE in the business world have an eye Night Service Begins st 7 r 1n . i I i n— . . . . ber of the new.” on you and.that you are affiliated with one of the strong factors in business I ta th » CMy b f C m n lt 1 1 . 0 0 P »» Taar la Sunday Is Rally Day for the Pres •Section 3 of Articlo VII of the A A n a n w 30c. PVr M w tlk progrCSs. ‘ hytcrlati Sunday school and it is ________la Adcaac* M a d Ba Mad# al Offlr* constitution is- hereby amended so hoped that every adherent pf the os to read as follows: larad Am B m m J . C U m Mall Malta* Atafaat » » l "The regular session of the legislu-' Presbyterian church will seek to be t m , al 0t* PoataBka al Saafard. F w ld a ture that shall mce^ in 1917 shall there at 9:45 Sunday morning----- " Uadc* A d •! M u r k ltd . I AT*. dp portion the representation in the - The II o'clock service will bo t la tlarald DaHdta« TM e»k*a* Na. I l l houso of representatives, as in this communion service. The night service begins at 7 article, provided, which apportion­ ment shall he based upon the last o'clock instead of 7:30. census, taken b y ‘the state of Florida Miss Shelton will play Sunday. or by the United States, whichever Thia will be her last Sabbath upH. R. STEVENS C. M. HAND O. L' TAYLOR R. R. PEAS is the last taken, in the several penrance here, as she leaves next p ^ -o . vi,*.p,Mid.i F L WOODRUFF Vico-Prasidml C,,Ww A,**1C**W*r counties of the state, and those that week for DeLand. shall meet every ten years thereafter Dr. H. H. MtCaslIn will serve us shall apportion the representation in organist from now’ on. Dr. McCasthe house of representatives in the lin is an accomplished musician and manner in this article provided, served as pianist to the Y. M. C. A. which apportionment shall be based at Vanderbilt University and for upon the last census enumeration several years has been pipe organist each week and transacted the usual taken by the state of Florida, or by In Sweet Water, Tenn. We are de­ amount of business*. the United States, which ever is the lighted over securing him. The principal matter before the last taken next before the legislature yoard was the hotel proposition and ALWAYS READY TO HELP so apportioning^ the representation New Bank in Orlando < . Mr. Fletcher, architect, was present With the characteristic generoaity shall convene." The Bank of Orange, the young­ with .his plans' and specifications for for which all Florida newspapers are Section 4 of Article V!I of the est financial institution in this coun­ the inspection of tho'board. Sealed boted when it conies to local boost­ lids are being received today from ing, the last issue of the Sanford constitution is hereby amended so ty, threw open its doors yesterday ocal contractors of plumbing, wiring, to read as follows: morning at 9 o'clock, and from that Herald gives up the entire front page When any new county is created time after the close of business at 3 testing, roofing, etc., and it is ex­ to promoting the building of a much pected that by tomorrow evening a needed tourist nnd commercial hotel by the legislature it shall he en­ p. in., a steady stream of depositors definite plan will be completed for in that city. This is the first time titled to one senator and one mem] were going in and out of the build- tuildlng the hotel. Bob Holly has ever permitted this her of the house of representatives, I ing. On account of the meeting of the to be done but he ssys ho feels the until the next enumeration provided! -^he 0 fl]cera nnj every* one conEast Coast' Chamber of Commerco situation is such as to warrant any } Section 5, of this article, thnt 1ncctcd w[(Ft the bifnk have a perfect to be held at Stuart, Fla., on Oct. sacrifice. Sanford is trying to raise i8^ad *,e ta ^en uRer the creation of right to feel proud of the excellent 125,000 of the *75.000 that ia in th® 8aitl ncw county, or until the showing made, for the first day's de­ 10-11 'it was decided that the regular sight for this important enterprise next census enumerarion that ahall posits totalled the hnndsome sum of October meeting of the Board of and it is to be hoped success will be be taken by the United States of *53,354.901 There is more in this Trade be postponed from October mot with in getting the money.—St. America, after the creation of the showing than meets the eye. Here is 10th to Oct. 17th, one week later. said new county, whichever shall the primil ”fariee evidence of the high Several of the members expect to Augustine Record. sooner be taken after the creation of financia| plane on which the affairs attend the Stuart meeting as mat­ -O .said new county, when it shall be of thi„ BO|itlJy founded bank will be ters of vital importance to Sanford THUS E A ME N D ME NTS will come up at that meeting. 'entitled to one members of the conducted 0 ___ ,___ ___ ,___ Three proposed amendments t o ' house of representatives lor for every the constitution of Florida will . ten thousand of population, or the| The officers of. the Hank, of .Orange Notice Republicans voted on at the general general el election i» I major fraction . thereqf the same as are especially thankful for the cour­ A mass meeting will be held a t November. other counties."—DeLand News. i tesies extended them by the other the court house September 30th at banks of Orlaedo.—Orlando Sentinel. 2:30 p. m., for the purpose of per­ The first reduces the property ex­ emption in hasp of failure from home­ SANFORD BOY SHOT fecting the organization 'of the Re­ stead and £1000 in merchandise, as New T h e a tr e in Orlando publican party in Seminole county. a t present, to *500 for widow's with Young. llctidcrHtin tim ing Those A theatre for Orlapdo is an as­ All Republican voters urged to be dependent families or cripples, and Wounded by H o m pslcad R obbers sured fact as a result of action taken present. By order Committee. nothing far o t h e r - In o t h e r words. I. II H enderttm . a well know n recently by Dr. f’. Phillip*, promoter (7. F. Haskins Lit t l e Va u e y if a Florida man i- unfortunate and farm er residing on th e W eil Side le ft n. G. Smith ' of the enterprise. The structure will a\Y . fails, everything he has will be taken j yesterday for Miami where he was be locate’d at the corner of Fine K T. Woodruff. from him—even the home over the summoned by w ire to attend bis son, street ami Orange avenue, on the 10*'Jtc .heads of hi- wife and children. He William, who was recently shot by Phillips, Smith and Happcrsett lots, will have nothing left with which' to the bank robbers of Homestead. Business Licenses Expire Sept.. 30 with a frontage on Ornnge'avenue of begin anew. If a Florida man mort­ Please take notice.that all business At the same.time the two brothers 75 feet’and 124 feet oh Fine street, isSt gages a piece of teiriness property, of l„ H. Henderson," AIHe and Wll- The cost of the new and occupation licenses expire on [day bouse will Lis creditor will be'able to take not liam‘ \eefc* kilted ami another mem%•81' ,I n d i a n approximate *50,000. with outside Sept. 30 and should be renewed atIb r a n d . only the huRirnp.* property, but h is ,|lf,r of I he posse named Williams capital interested. It will be modern once. home, his wife's and his children died later from his wounds. J Nl>. D. JIN K [NS, in every, respect. Contractors will home, his horse and wagon, h 1l- 4 tc Tax Collector. bid for construction soon. M. S. .ii.' I andltj* robbed the bank* of peons, his watch and his Lord. Homestead In broad daylight holding King is the architect. -Orlando Sen­ Notice to Business Men of the City 8 Another proposed amendment is U|, t >......mployees of the bank with tinel. 2 Z ® > of Snnfurd intended to eliminate th" negro from guns and making off with $6,000 of All husinexa and occupation voting. U contains what is known t ),(. hank's money. In the chase M ANUFACTURERS O F The Court House Clock Club aa the grandfathers clause,, which after them the Hendersons were* It is said that a city, town, com­ licenses expire' on Sept. 30th and is intended to eliminate the negro,, fired upon at night front a water munity or township can be more up should be renewed, at once. J. C. ROBERTS, who cunnot read or write, and to ' lank along the tracks of the F. E. C. to date than the people thut com­ City Tax Collector. permit the illiterate white man to KuHway and the men werij killud pose it, and this may be true about We believe that' in Cattaraugus Cutlery we have the best 12 2 tc vote' . i anjl young Henderson wounded. The a county court house—'not being no line of cutlery made and we invite our friends to look the line The most important proposed [ officials were unable to locate L. H. more up to date than the people WluitWiw p in n ig h tm a n i4«hita »' IlH lTH. ff W ll 'he w o h E amendment, however, is one relating j Henderson until last Wednesday that work in it. U ‘his _be a J a c tj . T meeting at to reiyiportionmem reigiportiontncnt of members of { when they w^ed : -u>. in,-,, ..j,* oft wired iutcL.t*tr-c your time to h*avo a look a t it nrtd he sure you see our line of tntrcotF nnr flfllWd1 oivr court! ,lf . WMirt- ...O ■!■*! uftli d f H t r 'T u n n f id» beautiful JCmblematic Knives. ers «ro^ hfluaa.ua up-4o-da'to~nn-thc nrxr oire, th» WomWh Club Mon day .evening 1 adopted will read: _____ therc-iuiw.-joining h r the ~i*T huso for and the people thut are in the court (Oct. 2) at 7 o’clock. All members ‘The legislature that shall co ti­ the robinera.- out tip to this time fioUftp as up to date as any people of -the board arc urked to uttend. "Vene in the year of 1919 and there­ they have not been able to. capture | n any community, etc. REGISTER! REGISTER: after ahull consist of one member of them. • Last Wednesday a petition was Democrats who voted In the June the scnule from each county in the circulated among the officials and primary ^should . bear 1» —mind theatate, and vof of the #i bne ujit member iiit- iiiiit r uj nit. ..A a rFarm nr in ndi k.iin in # . • * i u » v u u , ,. t. _;.i Bargain SANFORD'S HOUSE OF SERVICE ... j faet that- registration in the primary house of reprw nU tb'ca from each Sanford—lu h lrzk aU d landtr1 will j thp rMuU thnt u Q outI I ° . . “l 5 the result thnt u Court House Clock books docs nol qualify for participa­ county—in—thp^iTHle' for every ton never be cheaper. There ,are Club was ...... organized, : i each person SANFORD, ^ Phone 8 FLORIDA , , any , r *thouBand of population therein,, or only a few farms now on the market , t , .T . . tion In the Novcfnber .election, , 1 . . . . . , "ignlng the petition agreeing thnt he whether his party adulation l>c Dem­ thi» major fraction thereof where that nave the advantages of ‘brick .7-,for the .. . . . . ... . . . . would p ay 'a ___• sum per month ocratic oy otherwise, must he prop­ there mny bh a major fraction left roads, loading station, etc. A. J*. . . lt . „ ; , • . maintenance of a Western Union erly registered in the general regis­ -over after dividing the whole num­ Connelly, the real estate man has u “eorrect time" clocks and in .less tration books. ber of population of the county by ten acre tract three miles from Sun, . ... . . .. . . time than It takes to tell ‘it Schelle Persons who registered In the • -the .number ten thousand; Provided, ford on brick road and ruilroad, four »«,.!«, u :__ i . i the .u petition ,:.i , , . , • Maines, who circulated general registration books two years Vnat oWh county Khali have ut least acres cleared and farmed, soil in ex- had „jKned wjth tht, Wpilte;n one 'representative and that no ccllent shape for crops entire ten. Union for a Big New Clock'to be in- ago. however, are not required to county shall h*\'V more than'three under fence and ditched and well a ta lw ' tn tl,e lobby of the Court register again this year. representatives in the bouse of repre­ drained. This farm WHl he sold in The registration books for Sem­ Now all the officers can tell sentative*. The members of the the next ten days or taken off the wh#n to Rl>to k, und- tho othor inole county are now open In each ow* ,t und d(J precinct and will remain open until house of representatives shall be market The price will astonish (o)k run tp„ whpn tQ elected for a term of two years ami you and terms to suit. , nl, thc&e /hing. by the correct time. October 14th/ <*> th e members of the senate shall b€ Be sure your natnc Is on the gen­ elected for a term of four years, ox* eral registration books if you expect x. » U 02 S » ! ‘L n n All Schools to Begin Next Monday *cept ns hereinafter provided. The Mr. Ray R. Hint will address the The RUperintendl.nt.s ofr,CP atl. to vole In the general election. election for members for each growers and shippers of {icminole \ nolinrw that a„ o{ SpmilK)le.a achooU Register—do it now, before you for­ branch ahall be ut the same time and county in behalf of the Farmers C o-, that aro nol a|rcady in opi,rutiotl get ll. l l - 0 tp placns. -The term of office of seiyi- operaUve Shipping U ague .at the wlu ,)PKin „Ml Monday. Tllil tora elected in HHC shall-expire on court house Tuesday Oct. 3rd at meani tha f Seminole starts a better Woman.' the first Monday in April, 1919. The A p in. All interested are cordially j and a mort> e te rn a liz e d school A woman may be a fool, a sleepy Assurance Doubly Sure term of office of* senators elected in invited. ! system this year, than has been be- fool, an agitated fool, a too awfully 1918 front the following counties, to* 1fore, since the creation of Semihole, noxious fool, and she may cyan be wit: Escambia, Gadsden, Jackson, The strength of the First National Bank lies nol alone In HD-------■ j and if tha—Datrona-wHl-Icirid-thcir ntmpiy stupid. But aho is never dense. Leon, Madison, Lafayette, Taylor, — Baptist Church Next Sunday hlarty cooperation a great work will. .She's never made of wood through its ample resources, responsible management and the _Columbia,—Nassau.- Dural, Marlon, 9:30 Annual promotion day in be accomplished. find through, as some men aro. T(iero * Sutpter,' Jefferson Lee, Monroe, Put­ the Sunday school. A large number Is in woman, always, aomewhero, a recognized ability of its directorate. • 1 nam, Volusia, Hamilton, Alachuni of graduates will receive their diplo­ spring. Wbntovcr men don't know Methodist Program for Sunday Broward, Liberty, Hernando, Pinel­ mas. It Is hoped that, all the mem­ about women (and it may be a lot or As a menber under the Federal Reserve System, this In­ Sunday school 9:30 Short, bright It may be very little), men and even las, Brevard, Palm Beach and Levy bers and friends of the school will service. shall expire on the first Monday in make a special effort to be present. fathers do know (hat much. And that stitution offers to each Patron all the security of individual What, How, Why. 11. Followed Is >why sn many men aro afraid of April, 1921; all other senutors to he thorn.—Conrad. integrity from within, backed by the vast National Bank­ elected in the year 1918 their term 11:00 The pastor will speak on by the Communion. the subject, "The Relation of tho Senior League 6:30. * of office shall expire on the first ing System. Evening sermon^ 7:30. Subject, Monday in April, 1923.' All mem- Baptist Church to the Schools of Imitation Gold, ny combining ninety-four parts of b e n of the house of representatives Sanford." This subject has been Safety First. Special music in all the services of copper and elx parts of antimony m l. elected al the general election on the chosen on account df the fact that the day. * __ _____________ addingir OTIull"quantity of magnesium first Monday in April, 1921, and the schools open Monday. Will you be one of the l^rge crowd carbofiato. to Incrciuo the weight; £ thereafter the term of nflirA-QL-aH — OJO—There—wtH-be-tnrptTs'm aF substitute for gold is produced. This members of the house of represents- .Mr. Brlsson’s. pool on Celery uventie.’ expected to bO present. alloy, It Is said, can bo drawn, worked tivea »ha|l commence on the first There are two men and threo ladles S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A and soldpred much tho same as gold Tuesday after the first Monday In to baptized. Board of Trade Meeting aud it also takes and retains a gold “ THE FARM ER'S FRIEND" April next succeeding the election. 0:30 The B. \ \ P. U. aerviccs of The Board of Governors of the polish. It can be mado for about 35 A t the general election ' in 1B20 and tho church* nvill. be held in their re­ Board of Trade mej last evening a t, cents.a pound when Us constituents thereafter, all senators to ’bo elected spective quarters. the Hotel Cornea as is their custom [ can bo bought at normal prices. tt '’’V “ t. . ; ..........., bat, •‘JkLiw'■*be elected lor a term THESANFORD HERALD ■hall year*, the term ' to begin _ - a ' , a < . “ » • • jk _ J t. i . II# STANDING m " PEOPLES BANK0LSANF0RD SANFORD, FLORIDA BASE * BALL WORLD SE R IE S SATUR D AY, OCT. 7th. I ii fI til BETWEEN BOSTON AMERICANS AND BROOKLYN NATIONALS On Regulation Electric Diamond, Oper­ ated in connection with through Wes­ tern Union wire, showing perfectly every play- Balls, Strikes and Out. theImperial Theatre SEE J . L. HURT t:. s», HIGH-GRADE CUTLERY The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. V U First National Bank •4 V e • �M ~ i — n— ■Vv ft' r r .-wr«. ui«^ I M| H I I TI ■ PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD u _ ll_ ■ moving briskly but the street car pectk to.finish his theological course The table was a charming bit of atrike in New York is tying up the during tho winter, and then return Jovollnc&s with ita little basket fa­ AND business greatly and Inconvenienc­ to Florida to take up his work as a vor* tied with ribbons and filled ing the public. Mr. Fleischer U one minister. ’ . with pink and green candles and cert* —. i of the cash buyers and big shippers 'tittle Happenings—Mention ;! tered by the beautiful birthday cake Miss Nettyc Maines arrived In tho of Sanford products and has enough of Matters In. Brier— !! faith in Sanford to own his home city Tuesday and Is the guest of her resting upon a pretty white center­ brother, Schclle Maines. Miss piece edged with pink, and surroundPersonal Items of ond cnll Sanford home; <‘d with the regulation pink und Maines expects to teach at Monroe Interest Children's gingham dresses, ladles' this winter. green candies, alternating over th e ! cover trailed the fern. Pink shad­ * i and children’s middies and Indies' Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brumley are 1'J-ltc Saramiry of (he Floating Sm all 1 [ skirts, at the 3 in 1 Store. ed candles wiA’f* placed at the cor­ expected home Saturday. Talka Succinctly Arranged for ners, their roseate glow reflected in i Comfort Cottage opens for tho For delicious hot biscuits use Juba the sweet girl faces surrounding the* Hurried H erald H eaders winter season nest Monday and Self Rising Flour—A t'all grocers. 106 East F irst S treet Sanford, Florida table. Little white booklets tied those wishing reservation#-for the . 6 -tf with pink ribbon to which was at­ winter “Should make them at once Woman’s club ‘ meeting Wedru-sR. E. Reddith of the Lake Howell- tached white pencils with green as the house will soon bo filled. diy. Oct. 4th. ksection was a business*visitor in San­ Comfort Cottage opens on Mon­ ford this week- Mr. Reddith has ribbons were,given the girls in which wpe't, and will spend several days | where she was the recipient of many HoUey Heule has returned to they were told to write extracts from Cocoa, after spending a week with day, October 2nd for the wirlter sea- had the contract for the transporta­ their lives, using .only words begin­ with Mrs. B. W. Herndon nlso, be- charming attentions, sen and reservations can bo made fore leaving* for Tampa. hi, mother, Mrs. Katheryn Houle tion of the school children from Lake now for the winter season. Tho ho­ Howell to Winter Park for the past ning with the initials-of their name. of the Seminole Howl. * . ’Mrs. C. A. Smith left Thursday The result was original and umuslng. tel is limited and thoje who come five years, und tried to give it to Mrs. J. N. Robson and children morning for a few days visit to Mr*. Get your school supplies at The first will bp served first. In tho contest Ethel Henry won the somo others of tho patrons, but Mr. prize and was given a pair of silk returned Tuesday from a delightful D. G. Wagner at Kissimmee. lltrsld office. 12-2 lc * Uso Juba Self Rising Flour for Reddith has been so. pleasing In the stockings. The advertising contest summer visit in South Carolina. Hall, the popular manager delicious 'hot Biscuits—At • ull gro­ exercise of his duty that he was per­ was also enjoyed. Rerita Luke being of the Western Union Telegraph cers. Miss Laura Lee was the week-end « 6-tf suaded to take tho job for another the successful competitor was pre­ Co., has returned from a vacation Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gerror have guest of Mrs.' Alfred Racbaughm of Juat what the name implies, is year. sented with a box of correspondence returned from a two weeks' sojourn Mt. Dora. ,p«nt at Jacksonville, Waycross and tho motto of Comfort Cottage and Frnnk Durden of Orlnndo was cards. The pink and green tones of nt Daytona Beach. other points. the rule holds good every day dur­ here on business this week. the color scheme were carried out in Mr. H. B. Rachels left for hia Mn. D. S. Babbitt retu rn ed 'to ing tho winter season. You get the the refreshments. Those present Use Juba Seif Rising Flour for Mias Evelyn* Berner is at homo home in Georgia on Tuesday, called Senford Thursday after spending a conveniences of the home place, the (Continued bn Page 8 ) THk very delightfully with her sla­ home cooking, tho neat, sanitary delicious hot Biscuits—At -all gror wero Ethel and Florence Henry, Ser- again from a visit to Bristol, Va.,! . , 6-tf - ita Lake, Mollie Abernathy,jDorothy ter, Mrs- B. E. Haley hi Kissimmee. conditions that are dear to the heart cers. Mrs. II. G. Dieterick and the Rumph, Perry Lee Bell, Ellen Chap­ For Sales-Delayed order just ar- of the home people and tho tourists.. pell, Gladys Adams, Margaret Zach­ lirid—Celery seed American and Comfort Cottage opens a month children are now located in Jackson­ ary, Julia Zachary, Helen Peck, French. H. H. Chappell, Celery earlier to accommodate tho popular ville where Mr. Dieterick will make Helen Shelton, Mary Howard, Eliz­ clamor for a real comfortable home. headquarters. He will be in Sanford abeth Stcinmoyer and Katie nrown. srenue. part of the time os assistant man­ Mrs. J. C. Higgins, who has been For delicious hot biscuits uso Juba ager of the Virginia Carolina Chem­ vititing her daughter, Mrs. H. N. Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. Cirmplimenlary Dance ical Co., (or Florida. Dickson, returned yesterday after6 -tf A delightfully informal house The mapy friends of McG. Cnrraooon to her home In Sanford. —OrThe Sanford fans will be delighted way arc glad to see him out again dance was given on Wednesday Undo Sentinel. to learn that LaVerne Hurt will fur­ after his collision with the Walker evenixg by Miss Elizabeth Stafford Muuop’s pool will close on Octo­ nish the world's aeries again this year car in which he had his wagon complimentary to Miss May Thrash­ ber lit for the season after a very beginning Saturday, Oct. 7th, with smushed, his horse injured 'and he er who leaves next week for Tampa successful year. Mr. Muaaon ex- the electric effects and the series was injured so badly that he is now where the family will reside. This pectl to reopen the pool next spring will be shown pn the curtain at the out on crutches, was.only one of a charming scries of • about June 1st as usual. entertainments that are bieng given old Imperial Theatre. ’Seats will be For delicious hot biscuits usti Jubat in her honor. Mrs. Puleston gave The Seminole County Bank lakes special interest in Hay your school supplies In qusn- ‘placed in the building to accommo­ Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. a dance last week also. Those in­ tiile, it The Herald ofAco and save date a large crowd and the enter­ the welfare of its customers and makes it a point to 6-tf vited to .meet Miss Thrasher on prise should receive the support of miaejr. . 12-2 tc handle their banking business with the utmost des­ Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ross, Mr. J. Wednesday were Misses Virginia This , Ernest W. Shepard will leave for those who are interested. patch and efficiency. K. Fyke, Mrs. Grace Earl Williams Atlanta Friday where he w ill enter showing of the world’s series shows and Miss. Ismon motored over to Brady, Fannie Reba Munson, FrunYour account subject to check fs solicited. ces Gonzales, Margaret Wight and enterprise in Sanford for o n ly ’in a the Atlanta Dental College. Daytona Beach yesterday, apending Edna Chittenden: Messrs. Ned Chit­ few of the larger cities can this same .Miss May Hotly has retur ned the day and had a delightful time. tenden, Allen Jonps, Hume Rumph, from Tampa where for tho pnat effect be given. Begins Suturduy, Uso Jubn Self Rising Flour for George McLaughlin, Reginald Holly. FOUR PER CENT INTEREST month ihe has been the guest of her' Oct. 7th. ’ Marshall and Carey Zim of St.. Au­ delicious hot Biscuits—At nil groPAI D ON S AVI NGS ACCOUNT S Messnlinea, taffetas and ailk pop­ grandmother, Mrs. E. G. Tyner. gustine. *May Thrasher is very pop­ 6 -ti cers. Uie Juba Self Rising Flour for lins the same old price at the 3 in 1 SnwimilMHWWStWMttlMmHMXSItSlMMOHHMIMStMUMUMMWlamHMUMmMIUtfUmiHI*** Mrs J F. Karnutz and children ular in the younger- society set and 12-ltc delicious hot Biscuits—At nil gro- Store. will he greatly missed from her ncCollie Zirn. son of Senator Zim of havc KorV to F»rl Lauderdale where ten. 6-tf customed place in tho circle. St. Augustine was the guest ol they will reside, the children starting It would Ije a good thing for the into school last Monday. Mr. city officials to insist upon auto Reginald Holly Wednesday evening, Karnutz will join them in a few days Dertonnl Mi niton driven to dim their brilliant lights on coming over with him Wednesday and engage in business at Lauder­ Miss Pearl TilHs of Green Cove afternoon and remaining for the | the city streets at night. Springs is the attractive guest of dale. The many friends of this fam­ dunce.at- Miss Stafford's. ily hate to lose them from the citi­ hvr aunt, Mrs. J. C. Roberts. Wallace and Aline Lipforfl have Mrs. Dr. Murphy and two chil­ zenship of Sanford hut wish them | returned from Memphis, Tennessee, yinsiMNMMwimmiitiinmtMOtfUMiittMsaMtuMrtmlnMNiMMtMWtmwiinii dren of Mulberry are spending to few success in their new home. where they visited their sister, Mrs. Mrs. P. I* Thrasher is the house IGilbertson.-’ They will attend Snn- days in the city coming over to at­ Cut the grass, rake up the back­ guest of Mrs. A. P. Connelly this I FORREST LAKE. Pres. D. I.. THRASHER. V-Prcs. A. R. KEY. Cashier | ford school, to resume their studies’. tend the Purdon-Grovenstein wed­ yard and clean up generally. ding. Mrs. Murphy has many The 3 in 1 Store ik headquarters friends here where she resided for i For delicious hot biscuits use Juba [for work shoes, shirts and overalls. many years. Her mother, Mrs. Self Rising Flour -At ull grocers. 12-ltc 6-tf Purdon of DcLnnd was here also (’lean up rampaign Oct. 4-9. Get and Mrs. Murphy expects to accom­ busy. pany her home to Del.nnd. .and Walter Beatty, an old Sanford spend ft few days ere returning to hoy h here for a visit and his many Mulberry. (Continued from Page-3) friends are extending hjm the glad Use Juba Self Rising Flour for Delightful Birthday Parly hand. Walter is now residing in delicious hot Biscuits —At all gro­ Mr. It. N. Leon delightfully enter­ Waihington, .North Carolina, where cers. . 6-tf tained in honor of his birthday on the Beatty family moved several Palmer, Wilson, Chupmnn, Bur­ [ yum ago and is making good. This dick and seeral othar ball placers Tuesday evening at tho home of ■a Mrs. Fanny* ~’L T1"<h'cornteii for tho occasion ff'ffu ttas dropped in the the week saying gfloil "bye to their with flowers and ferns, carrying oul the color m otif of greon and pink. of the Atlnhtld Ocean. many Snnford friends. The hoys Graceful sprnys of the Love's vine for delicious hot biscuits use Juba fcay they are In love with Sanford with roses were used extensively in Seif Rising Flour—At all grocers. and expect to return some time in the arrangement of the rooms. tho near future. 6-tf .* t P.unch. was served throughouL-thc. ~ H. B. Mackenson, prominent. In irPTHnniTaniTat tW rofrcshmonf hour Io«a City is the name of a new ,°*n that is the jt^cen-oL-being tba-hardw are bustn'ebrfTind ~also in ice cream and cake .were served. "tit-near Oviedo on the Ekonlock- real estate in Kissimmee was in1 the Dancing, music and games whiled' tehee creek. The 0. T. Swope city yesterday on business. ; Mr. ato-ay the pleasant hour evening Wnd Co. of Oviedo la placing the Mackenson is still Interested in the hours. Mr. Leon' was assisted In »** town on the map. Sanford Hotel Co., and has other looking after (he Ipeosur of his property' in this city. gdcsts by Mrs. Lee and her daugh­ ,n ( * ^ r s * F le is c h e r - a n d Lsdies' velvet street hats,- chll; ters, Misses Laura and Annie Lee. i*mfly have arrived home In the city * ter spending the summer in New dron's corduroy, hats for sale at the Others present were Misses Alva and 12-ltc ork and will he at homo at their real- 8 In 1 store. Ruth Vaughn, Dottie McIntosh, The store room In the Peoples Edna Middleton, Marie Blake, Ali­ *°« t>n Tenth street. Mr. Fleis. w ^edicts a pood season for Flor- Bank building is being fitted with ble Doudney, Versa Woodcock, Ruth id» »nd' everything in the north shelving t and bther improvements Phelps; Messrs. Geo. HbiT, James -being made ready for tho >J. W. HufT, Harry Cobb,- Deams Herring, 'EVER before has the Chandler leadership been bo obvious to so Dickins Shoe Store that will'occupy E. D. Ellis, Arthur Vaughn, Charlie many people us it is now, at tho height of the 1916 season. the room about the first oh October. Phelps, Allen and Middleton. This Is one of thq best locations in A t a tim e w hen so many cars are “marked up” a hundred dollars Sanford and will make an elegant AUar Society Merit •hoe store. * \ o r more, th e Chandler leads w ith tho-sam e low price established' Tho Altar Society of the Catholic For delicious hot biscuits use Juba church will meet at the parochial eighteen m onths ngo. residence at four o'clock (his after­ Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. noon (Friday). G*lf In the midst of a horde of new types and styles of engines, “The Don’t forget to burn up old rubMarvelous Motor’’ leads in certainty of service. Built in the Chandler [ We Have Added a Line of Home Coming Day and Hally biih preparatory to cleaning up factory ever since the first Chandler car wa$ marketed, this famous Home coming day will be fittingly sycok. . (nl}j^»rved in ^ th a —Methodtst chUfch m otor—refined, more powerful, more flexible,—stillleads most distinct­ T he Herald. Printing-Co—h as-in- at 11 o’clock on Sunday morning, ly because free from any hint ot experimentation or uncertain theory. stalled all kinds of office supplies and following the Sunday school rnlly at m T 0fllco-8npplj- depart­ pencils, tablets, etc.,, and solicits the usual Sunday school hour. It is ment and are now prepared And Chandler leads quite os clearly in beauty of body design, refine­ your patronngc. furnish school children expected there will bo a large at­ m ent of finish in every detail and luxury of upholstering. Writing Ink, stamp pad Ink, paste, tendance at both services, for which —— W H IP ----- - 1 mucilage, fountain pen ink, number­ special programs will be arranged. • *> TABLETS ing machine ink,'cash register ink, Rov. F. E. Steinmoyer will preach a I t is not surprising that many thousands of new owners have joined PENCILS in fact every kind of ink known, at sermon appropriate to tho occasion. th e Chandler ran k s this year. PENHOLDERS tho. Herald oflltQ. ' 7-tf Visitors arc cordially invited. . ERASERS Mr. R. G. Boyd - of Charlotte, You w ill be d elig h ted w ith y o u r Chandler . PENS N. C., arrived in the city Wednes­ AuofAer Birthday Parly^3 ’ .. INKS day. Mr. Boyd hits been in the cus­ Particularly lovely was tho birthETC Save n - Paste nger Touring Car - $1295 tom of spending hia winters in San- day Party—glvca—by--Mlsa—-Marthflr F our-P auenger Roadster - $1295 Special Discount iii Quantifies ford, bu t, comas at- th»~tim e-ttr-in­ Brown on Monday afternoon at the tr. a a omiiat) vest in sorts property and possibly- home pf Mrs. W. * M. Haynes on to make his home here. ' R..uihat!?Ip Nothing but the Sanford Height!. Pink roses arid Uso Juba Self Rising Flour for other pink flowers characterised tho rmn.ki11^ «nr Pricea m c readelicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ pretty decorations, .the delicately Krhn^i0*' ®ee our * Inc before “fhool opens. .A G E N T ' ' ' cers. i 6-tf iiued tones of the color blending OFFICE B. & 0 . MOTOR ^COMPANY SANFOUJh FLORIDA Rev. Mr. Reid, who supplied the harmoniously with the bright grven THE Baptist Temple here during tho of asparagus fern which was used In month of July was shaking hands profusion. In the window and in CHANDLER MOTOR CAR •OMPANY, CLEVELAND, OHIO with his many friends hero Wednes­ the arch between the living room and ____ day. The young preacher was on dining room hung pink- baskets filled la hia way to Louisville where he ex- with ferns and *prays of-pink vine v h ri i r u ~t t . . .it*. ABOUT THE CITY i i ■1908 MILLINERY 1916 Fine &t ock in Novelties and Trimmings Arriving Daily - MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMS Handling of Banking Business * r If i y f: $ 1 Seminole County Bank | Sanford .Florida • CHANDLER SIX PEOPLE AND EVENTS $1295 The Chandler Leads in Price and Style and Certainty of Service SCHOOL SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES - W.-A. STRINGFELLOW HERALD PRINTING CO. > Q d i ’ iM anases *"S ‘ * . �THE SANFORD PACK TWO" COUNTY HAPPENINGS . ■■ i ■ aes • ■-— — — a ■: » ■■ ua... 1 ... y* - • \ r m • A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM COR­ RESPONDENTS— EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUN‘ TY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS FOR THE HERALD - ■■’ v ' _ and gasoline consumption In addi­ tion to the general mechanical ef­ ficiency of the truck itself. N. B. C. GRAHAM A Ford Car and J o r n will Form-A-Truck w U WESLEY BIBLE CLASSES Yon d o n 't have to coax th e children to eat plenty of N . B . C. G raham Crackers. T hese are not only rich in the nourishm ent th a t builds bone and m uscle, but their tem pting taste m akes the little appetites hungry for m o re. N . B . C. G raham C rackers added an Individuality a n d nut-like flavor th a t o th er graham crackers lacked. This makes them an alm ost u n iv er­ sally popular article of everyday diet. Miss Gladys Leinhnrt entertained MONROE ITEMS Miss Georgia and Lee Walker, Jr. the young people'a Crochet Club and Alfred Bailey spent’ u pleasant last Wednesday, at, her home on Lake Charm. day at Mrs. Hutchins Thursday. A meeting of the Oviedo school Mr. Cates has returned from n two months' visit, to relatives in trustees will be held Friday, the K entucky^nd his fricndB are glad to |.2‘J th. welcome him home. Supt. Thrasher made a short visit Mr. Hutchins -enjoyed dinner "H> t in" srhmtDhisl 'wi't'tr:' j»d AtO,ncd NATIONAL- BISCUIT the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. very much pleased with the pros­ pects. COMPANY ^ 'Walker Wednesday. Next Sunday is Rally Day for tho Hev. Corbett from near Ocoee preached Sunday morning in the Methodist Episcopal church. Baptist church at Monroe, and Rev. Jenkins of Eagle Lake preached WEKIWA AND ETHEL ITEMS Sunday night. Mr. Jenkins organ;, Mr. and Mrs. White moved into ised the Christian church here. He the Lee place this \veek. • ; la holding a week's meeting at Mon­ Miss Minnie Holiday returned to roe now. All arc invited to hear his Winter Park Friday. most interesting sermons. Mr. Ar-L. Woods made Wekiwa a „ We had a very interesting pro­ short visit Thursday. gram Sunday rvening in our C. ' E. Mrs. Alvin Newcomo helped Mrs. meeting. The subject wua "Chris­ E. A. Rush (|uilt one day this week. tianity and Other Faiths." The Mr. Martin S. Garwood, who has president. Mrs! B. F. Hutchins was been staying with Mr. and Mrs. C. J the leader. ' Vermillion for several weeks leaves Mr. and Mrs. John Oglesby arc soon to work in the packing house. Mr. and Mrs. Krimling of Monroe vens to bo treated, It has been the. proud parents of a little girl. spent Sunday with , them and his quite'serious. PAULA POINTS uncle,, Mr. Elmer Lundquist, wife Seminole county i s . out a fine OVIEDO OCCURRENCES Mr. George Garwood is taking a and two babies were callers, top. mu|c team this week. They lost Mr. W. B. Williams and family, fifteen d a y s'• vacation.* Mr. L. B. The family afterwards spent a pleas- thpir footlnK whUo work on the who have been in North Carolina Humphreys of Sanford is in charge ant evening at the home of the Geneva side of the ferry bridge. Tho during .the summer Have returned to grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J - E. till slipping and caving in and the Qviedo to spend the winter. They of the section during his absence. Sir. Wm. Hartley of Jacksonville Lundquist. poor things were drowned. About have rented the Lee. home on Lake Mr. and Mrs. J. A: Thompson, the same place Mr.' Vaughn lost a Charm. The oldest son, Roy,’ is at­ wus the guest of Mr. Lester Schmelz Miss Edna and Master Andrew wero mule team two or three yonrs ago tending Rollins Cpllege, but spends for a few days recently. Sunday visitors at the home of his and Where I. D. H art's Ford went Mr. Arthur Yowcll of Sanford was his week ends at • home. brdther. Dun, on Celery avenue; slipping down the bunk this past Mrs. W. H, Ho ft aril gave, her n guest at the "Turtles" last week. calling also at Mr. D. Hart's. July 1st. Seems as if some .wise We are glad to see Mr. Frank daughter, Mario a little surprise on We arc enjoying fine fall weather head would try some schmee to fix her birthday by entertaining her Brown out again, after being laid up for gardening, cool enough except at such a dangerous place. for some day with a siege of Jioils. Sunday school class. noon to make it pleasant to work. Geneva ferry bridge is receiving a Mrs. R. W. Lawton entertained Mr. A. L. ingeson arrived from A number of the farmers out our coal of gay red paint. the Crochet Club No. 2 last week,the east const last evening. He will The first hour was spent crocheting, be the guest of A. A. Hicks and way are making hay, Mr. Walfred Pierson and Mr. Joe Neros among WEST GENEVA AVENUE then the hostess was showered with family while here, Mr. Fred Mansfield has rotprned presents in honor of her birthday. Miss Sarah Smith left last Sutqr- them..» We notice the weather man Hicks to Tampa ufter spending several of which she had forgotten until ,jny to resume her school duties fit then. The next . hour was spent Sorrento, where she was appointed advises to prepare for an early win­ days with his aunt, Mrs. Jack Vaughn. ter. more tocially. for another term. Mrs. Will Robinson and two Russell Guttoridgc was the host Miss Edna Thompson has been Mrs. Humphrey ami baby are of a number of small friends Wed­ here for a few days, visiting Mr. employed this week in town and daughters, Mrs. A. J. King and little nesday afternoon. The entertain­ Humphreys. Miss Mabel Tyner is also away from Gladys Robinson and Mrs. Rob­ inson's niece. Mrs. E. O. Whitman ment was-in honor of his Seventh home. T he-county is at work on the road birthday Hr. Norman Swanson and bride were the guests of Mrs. W. N. Culp between here and Sylvan Lake nod\ were guests at his parents Wednes­ on the east side Sunday. and we sincerely hope they clny the day. Mr. Will Robinson and daughter, road through to Pantn. though it is Mrs. A. J. King and baby were the Mr. Nelson and sister, Mrs. White they are only going to To “theJast drop rumored op Jacksonville were .visitors at -Mr. dinner guests of Mrs. W. N. Culp bring It about halfway. Wednesday. Mrs. Nils Swunson last week. Messrs. Will Robinson and Neal Let us make next Sunday a rent UPSALA AND GRAI'KVU.I.E Culp had quite, an enjoyable time rally duy at our Sunday school at Mrs. J. K. Lundquist returned the beginning of the fall work. -The Wednesday, afternoon as they went Sunday from a pleasant two weeks time is set for 2:30 p. m. and the °.ut i l!,hi.n? near Mr- Cu,P’» homo °" visit spent with her son, Hilmcr and collection wil] go for missionary the St. Johns river and brought home wife at Ft. Meade. two fine trout, one weighing 3 t-j work. lbs. and the other weighing 6 i«j tbs. John Henry, son of Mr and Mrs, Thut was quite a lucky catch. II (I. Lundquist attained his twelfth v EAST SANFORD • Mrs. Ballinger called on Mrs. lust Saturday arid his mother cele­ W. A. Raynor, Sr., has been quite Jack Vaughn Wednesday. brated tl by treat of ice cream and ill at his home on Celery avenue Cakes on that and the following day. with a run of fever, but is reported Mrs. Jack Vaughn and ljttle Gladys Robinson were in town Wed­ slightly on -the gain. nesday attending to u little busi­ Mr. and Mrs, J. F. McClelland ness and doing some shopping. have amoved back to th e farm ugain We're getting mighty dry in this from their home ort Sanford Heights. neighborhood. If- it don't They arc now Occu pvinit what -la itlllf .Vffger." The school children are getting Railroad street at Moore’s Station, .Mr. McClelland having recently pur­ busy these days, fixing for school again. . * '; ** chased that place. Mrs. Jack Vaughn was the dinner The young people gathered at the Sipes' house and had u. jolly time guest of Mrs. Will Robihaon Tues­ day. dancing last Friday evening. r* * ."A neighborTii)oir"pTcnTc is -being Truck Efficiency plunked for this week Friday at During tho course of nn efficiency L the grounds of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. demonstration hrld recently by mo­ Huston on Cameron avenue. tor truck dealers of Las Angeles, The Hast" Side churqh members Cal., a very remarkable record was and Iriends are inyitod to lie’present hung up by the Smith Form-AfL at the M. E..'church rally duy ser­ Truck—a device by which any Ford vices in town Sunday ut morrling car can "easily ami quickly bo con­ verted into a fully guaranteed one Rev. Mr. Mickey will pfeach on ton truck. This demonstration, ac Sunday, Oct. 1 in the afternoon at cording to Mr. J. L. Hurt, local dis­ tributor for the device is certain to Moore’s Station church. You should have the inhuve a far reaching influence on the The Misses Gladys and Marian built Firestone extras that jT,V( Deitrlch were week end guests of motor truck industry inasmuch as standupagainst thegrind. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chamberlain' it establishes definitely and finally leaving with their parents for their the pronounced superiority of an en­ Come in and test our AjC m new home in Jacksonville on Mon­ tirely new method of truck con­ prompt, efficient, courstruction. morning in their cur. teous se rv ic e . It w ill X p L Miss Cal lie Grant has returned The purpose of this test was to de­ greatly in crease y o u r V to her homo in Geneva after a four termine tho relative merits of trucks motoring pleasures. Our weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. of every size and clou. Twcb trucka, all of well known makes, and Frank Pitts. charges are reasonable; ranging in capacity from one to six Graham Hunter is entertaining torn, were entered. There were no our work always reliable. his friend, Joe Barrehill of Char­ restrictions—email, and large com­ F ire sto n e T u b es and lotte, N._C., .ffho arrived Ihst week. peted on equal footing, the only alipAccessories also on hand. Yf G. C. McDougal waa in Way- ulation being th at each truck should Ga., on a business trip over be loaded to capacity and th at the Sunday. contest should include figures on oil A ln . \ W. O. Duke chaperoned a gay party of girls Thursday after­ noon to* the, matinee at tho Lyric and afterward to an ice cream par­ lor. The affair was planned aa a surprise by Miss Martha Duke for 115 Magnolia Ave For Sprains, Lameness, her frienda, the Miaaca Helen ChopSores, Cuts, Rheumatism pening, Edna Morris, Winnie Knlgty Penetrates and Heals, and Lixzie Flowers and wai greatly enjoyed. ‘ ' ____ __-Stops p ain A t-O nco---IHtlnrTDuily'W recovering from a F o r M a n and B e a s t snake bite received one night on a 25c.50c.4l. At All Dealers, fishing trip. A ground rattler hit him him on the aide of hla foot and young Mr. Wight happening along in his ca* carried him to Dr. Ste-1 ^MAXWELL A HOUSE COFFEE Is Perfect A sk Your Grocer Come around to our shop and let us equip yx>jjn-car-\vit h th is Firestone— the tire • of maximum mile- /j age. You should THE SMITH FORM-A-TRHCK Great Gathering In Ocala October 10-12—Fine Program • Secretary A. H. Cole pren attendance of 600 or 600 eslcy Bible Class men and women a t the big federation In Ocala Octo10-12. There are about 400 classes in Floridu and of course every class should be represented. This is a self entertaining body and each | class or individual will provide for of the trip. Ocala hogive low rates for the- two A fine program has been ar­ ranged, and a> good time Is expected. Those who aro promoting, llje feder­ ation aro leaving nothing undone to make it a great success. Ocala is making preparation for giving these Sunday school forces a cordial wel­ come. The Sunday, school workers, those belonging to or­ ganized Bible classes, who do not include tho federation in their plans will miss tho moat helpful event of the year. * Makes a One-Ton Truck When At­ tached to a Ford Chassis It Solves The Delivery Problem Just think of the possibilities of a drj. ivory truck with the dependability, simplicity afid low maintenance cost -of a Ford and the strength and carry­ ing capacity of a high standard one ton truck! and at practically One-Half the Cost! It solves the delivery prob­ lem for the great mnss of retail and wholesale merchants, contractors, etc. in fact all business men who want quick' delivery at the lowest econ­ omical cost................... ' . . . J . L. HURT DISTRIBUTOR Emerson's Poetry. Emerson's poetry Is a peculiar sub Ject. Carlyle and Lowell, both emi­ nent critics, did not condemn It, but at th e . samo time they wero slow to praise IL Dr. F. H. Hedge, who prob­ ably know moro about literature than oithcr of. them, considered It poetry of a very high ‘order, and Rev. Wil­ liam Furucsa of Philadelphia, when someone spoko slightingly of Emer­ son as n poet, exclaimed: “Ha la heaven high above our other pools "— Ffuuk J 1. Stevens. SANFORD,* JSON*SKXO T iy&J&t'x FLORIDA io DOOOOOJu u n q o a o o o o e c A. DOLAN .. V E T E R IN A R I A N ----- OFFICE----* HAND BROS. STntiLES Bring in your lame and sick horses and mules. Hive them treated. Have their teeth examin­ ed, sharp corners dressed down, projections rut off and decayed molars extracted. i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ooi Taking Him Down a Little. A somewhut' conceited clergyman, who was more celebrated for tho length of his sermons than fop their eloquence, once asked the Into Fathor Healy what ho thought of tho ono Just preached. "Well, sir," replied tho humorist, “I like ono passage exceed­ YOU CAN HAVE ingly well." "Indeed, Father Healy, and pardon mo for asking which pas- beautiful hair if you keep the scalp clean sago you refer to?" “Well, my dear and healthy. Neglect results in baldness. atr," replied the writ, "the passage I ro- Wo recommend fer to was that from the pulpit to the vestry room." High Standard. B3E3E33E Let us so live that when wo are ▼KAOS MAJtlt nominated for a public office wo shall . HAIR TONIC not hare people saying of us that once upon a time wo milked a widow wom­ for keeping the scalp henlthy and pro­ an's cow whJIo tho owner was at moting hair growth. Sold only by us, 50e church.—Dallas Nowa. and tl.00 R. C. BOWER THE QUALITY SHOP L Y R IC T H E A T R E CORRECT MODELS FIND EXPRESSION HERE AT REASONABLE PRICES Just Received a New Shipment of P a tte rn Hats For Ladies and Children «---■♦ - A-»- - • u . - — x 4 Apsswaxcgte ‘ .- \ W E MAKE A SPECIALTY OF “ LIDS FOR K ID S” MRS. I. D. PEARSON, Manager. — MRS: A. D. PARRISH, Assistant have the Non-Skid tread for safety and a sure hold. Jlyr MUSTANG 1916 STORAGE BATTERY ALL M A K E S AND TYPES REPAIRED SEMINOLE Fully Charged Batteries to Fit Any Car COUNTY GARAGE PW ?▼?V? 9 f f • WV“W “ WWWww ^^ ATLANTIC COAST LINE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 18TH, 1916 ITHROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY Xn-Sl*«l Ecwlfflwat. Frr* R.HI.Ib, IM>ia« Car H n i l n mi Lv Ar Af Ar Ar Ar Ar No. 82 Jacksonville-------- 9:10 a. m. Savannah------------1:15 p. m. Richmond......... .. .5d»n. m. Washington______ 8 -JJOn. m. Baltlmoru--- ------ 10:05 a. m. Philadelphia------- , 12:24 .. m. Nqw York---------- .2:40 p. m. m o » 8:10 p. m. 1 :33 p. m. 12:35 a. m. 6:35 p. m/t 7:45 p. m. 9:13 a. m. 11:50 P- m. 2:33 p. m. 1:14 a.m. 1 :f>0 p. m. 3:40 a. m. 4.03 p. m. 8:00 n. ax. 6:20 p. m." For Information or Reservation Phone or Write ATLANTIC COAST L IN E 138 W. Bay S t, Jacksonville, Fla. lH lim in in 7 , Hillsborough Hotel. Tampa, Fla. , Phone 182 i Herald Want Ads Will Bring Result*] �PAGE THREE about peo ple A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS U P I O DATE ..1 n d "e v e n t s ... Caldwell, Annlt Whitncr, Lucy Whitner, Clarissa Starling, Lillian Herring, Muriel Harrold,, Ruth Hand, Helen Hand, Adelaide Higgina, Lucca Chappell, Mra. Ralph Wight, Mrs. 7.eb Jlatliff, Mra. Wm. Coulbourn and Mrs. Robert Rowe. (Continued on Page 5) WALKER DICKSON, M anager 1st Street-N ext to Ford G arage SQUIRREL SEASON OPENS don to Mr. K..M. Urovenstein wnten took place Wednesday nfternoon at half post two o'clock at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. J. J. Purdon D surrounded with much cordial interest for both young people are popular with a large circle of friends h*re and elsewhere. The bride, who is the youngest daughter of Mrs. pardon i* very attractive and pob eeeaes a gracious personality and sweet disposition that has won for "W an admiring host of frieijds. The groom is u man of sterling char­ acter,'held in high esteem In bujierss and.by his associates. Ho holds s responsible position in tho mechan­ i c department of tho Atlantic Coast Line. The rooms of the lower floor were prettily decorated with quantities of ,dnw, ferns and cut flowers. In tho parlors a color motif of groon and ydlow prevailed, with overhead adornment'of asparagus pjumosa and ia.the further room an- arch was formed of bamboo with a back­ ground of the graceful sprays of as­ paragus fern interlaced with yellow daisies. Large, potted ferns -were COMING-DAY His macs \civpt and cuffs of same and rows of buttons. The flare skirt was made with girdle top and pleated back. A black velvet Gainsborough hat trimmed with large white bird completed the becoming costiume. Hride roses and ferns were carried in arm bouquet. The henutifu! wedding presents of cut glass, silver, china and lines were displayed in the front purlor. Mr. and Mrs. Grovcnstein left immediately alter the ceremony for Savannah and Atlanta, Ga., where they will visit relatives of the bride­ groom, after which the wedding trip will include cities of the north and cast. Upon their return they will re­ side with Mrs. J. J. purdon nt 610 Palmetto avenue. Out of town guests for tho wed­ ding were Mrs. D .‘ H. Purdon of DeLnnd and Dr. and Mrs. Murphy of Mulberry. week was the social rally ol the Methodist church, with Miss Sallie Robson hostess, nt the honje of her brother, Dr. J. N. Hobson on San­ ford Heights last Tuesday evening. It was conceded to be one of the prettiest and most enjoyable ol church aflairs in point of sociability and docorntions. The attractive home with its largo rooms and spa­ cious verandas is so suitubly adapted or socinl entertainments and on this occasion was transformed into a bower of beauty, with brilliant foliage mid gorgeous tlower*. in the dining room, which was most elab­ orate a color motif of pink and green prevailed# - Windows were hung with drupcrics of delicate green and pink, with trailing vines, potted *plants 'and pink roses were placed every­ where while the table was a gem of artistic arrangement with its . pink shaded candles,-roses and ferns. Rod and yellow featured the hall decora­ tions aiid in the library yellow tones were carried out with glowing yellowcolors, offset with ferns. Thu parlor was attractive with blue hydrangias against a background of green vines and potted plants. Throughout the evening an en­ joyable program was rendered, con­ sisting of vocul and instrumental music and readings. Especially pleasing was the reading "The Songs My Mother Loved” given by Miss Robson and- followed by the song^ "T ^ f 1 lrt* ,r r ’1 InfiiRHTlM ly rendered by Mrs. F. E. Steinmcyiir accompanied on t h e violin by Miss Jenncttu Sheldon. Others who rendered delightful selections In music and readings were Mrs. J. K. Mettinger, Mra. Newton, Mra. HooM iss Lucille Rines. Ercr Methodist Man, Woman Child in Seminole Count/ Mpectcd to be there. Class Wants 150; Women’s and Young Ladies’ Wants 1 5 0 : °Hicr Classes make up the 500 c °ME..-ftake it a real R allyGet-Toiiethe* Enthusiastic Start 0ut for the Sabbath Schoof Pro- (W H I T E ) Shampoo Singe . . . 25c -25c f*®-' H. Tomlinson NEXT t o FIRE STATION ' Palmetto Avenue At one'ported of the -evening cards were distrib­ uted with four subjects of conversa­ tion written upon them, the various groups progressing and insuring a good time for all. To Mrs. Aber­ nathy was awarded the prixu for having conversed with' the largest number of people, eighty-four In.all. She was given a box of Nunnally's sugar plums, topped with a beautiful bouquet of red rose*. Reluctantly tho guests wended their ways home­ ward at the close of one of the most enjoyable social affairs or tho sea­ son. L unchron a nd Cardt Mrs. A. P. Connelly entertained on Wednesday with an informal luncheon and two tables of bridge in honor of her honse guest, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, inviting the most intimate friends of Mrs. Thrasher. Mra. Frank Miller making highest score at-bridge Was given aTdecHTof playing cards. The guest of honor was presented with, a book. Other guests, were Mra. W, E. Watson, Mrs. R. W. Herndon, Mrs. Galloway Mra. Pulcston and Mra. Newman. * Spend-ihi~Day Party Mra, Clfku. Merrlwothcr and Miss Margarpt Davis were hostesses on Monday at an all day party In honor ot Miss Essie Purdon, a group of twenty girls and young matrons -gatW ing-for-the hqpp; iTVFfirarfhe home of Mra. Meriwether, A buffet luncheon was served nt ona o'clock and the day which was passed in Jollity and fun ended with an auto­ mobile ride in the late afternoon. Kodak pictures were ‘taken of the group throughout tho day, to be kept as souvenirs of the gay Ilftle get-to-. gether party. Enjoying ' tho gra­ cious hospitality of their young hostess wore Misses Purdon, Nellie Elder,' Annie Lea Caldwell, Lottie * ■ - v\ ■. Game P r o t ec t e d IJnlll Phone 67 Sanford, Fla. U P TO D A T E -E Q U IP M E N T Ne st * Month The penntiy for hunting without a license is a fine not to exceed $100 or imprisonment not to exceed sixty days. Eager niinrods who are al­ ready planning for a bit of surrepti­ tious sport before tho game season opens are put on notice that the Lgcal Committee Provide* S elect Year’e game warden has several little* surProgram a t Popular Pricea. prisep up his sleeve this season for ,the fellow who is not enough of u With more ; thnn 13.000 Lycontn sportsman to wait- until the season opens,. There are other fines and courses In the D ulled States, nveraglng penalties for individual offenses, and live num bers e a c lr ami atten d ed an n u ­ altogether the penalties may make a ally by JO,(KX),000 people th e supply of wholesome w in ters e n te rta in ­ day’s sport before the law nllows a clean, ment In tills eountry la en jo y in g a hit expensive. * < .. substantial and healthy grow th. T hou­ The law requires a resident of the sands of .towns and cities have learned j-ounty slndl pay a license fee of fnun cxperlm cc th at a Lyceum course $ 1.00 for hunting in the county, and Is bein'lb hi| to i-oiunmlilty life lu Only en tertain m e n t a non resident of tho county shall m a m i\ ii vs which is worth while can grow and pay a license fee of $3.00 for each aland the le*| of years ns the Lyceum county in which he hunts. Non­ residents of the state shall pay a tllliVCIlieilt tills ilotic r the coming fall and w in te r In license fee of S1G.00 for each county imiil olom iiiiudiy a i-holee program has in which he hunts. * been -ote lt d by the Incut auspices, The squirrel sousoti^opcn* October and ticket* will Is* sold., at popular 1. and tho quail, turkey and deer pci-e*- A ilo crljil ion of each num ber season opens on November 30, and closes March 10. Sunday hunting is Oct. 19th. The Fairchild Quar­ prohibited and accordingly Monday tette will open the course. This will ho the first ’ day of the small qunrtette has had wide experience game season. , • and comes nt a -large cost to the Reports from the game districts committee. . . this season-indicate that there is an Nov. 15th. The Famous Mntyc-. abundant supply, and prospects are up man, Mr. Hoy PL Kendall will be good for sportsmen. here and give his entertainment. Fell. 1st. The Shepherd of the Hills” will bq rend by one of the moat famous readers in America, Miss, M. Beryl Hurkloy. These-three attractions have al­ ready been engaged, it is the plan Id the committee to ndii other* as the proceeds permit. He sure to buy your tickets cnrly. The si ngle admission tickets wi|l he 60 cents adults, ami 35c children. Quite a saving by buying the tickets for the season.•. * * R E T R E A D IN G A SPE C IA L T Y ' TUBES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT We Carry Fire Insurance to Cover All Repair Work While On.Hand. All Work Guaranteed W e wish to notify the Celery Growers th a t we are now jp - placing ah " order for a ■ c a r of ThejtroweQi arc* advised to place their orders within the.next ten days. On all orders received in time for shipm ent in th is ear load will have a reduction of $5.00 per Sprayer, All orders received after this shipm ent, will require 30 d ay s to deliver* a ■**., *rit A v r | i \ j IJ / / / Maln Food of Asiatics. r rim ary School Profectlon rsAwniLTS MACHINERY AND ’ ALL SUPPLIES Write For PricesAnd Catalogue TO THE SCHOOL CHILDREN of Seminole County “ **' 1 pr. Tennis Oxfords with every pair Shoes costing $2.00 or morel •w■mm New Fall Shoes For Every Member of the Family 301 E. FIRST STREET "SANFO RD Shoes * Prepared to Handle All Kinds of Repairs on Auto and Motorcycle Tires and Tubes . . Fish, rice and vegetables are tho prlnclphl articled of tlio Asiatic mnrket basket. For better protection of health' of our smnllur pupils the school board will use at the coming term a sys­ tem of entrance cards in the pri­ mary schools. One of these cards will he given every child wishing to enter the primary school and the parents are requested to fill out the blanks, giving such Information a they have, regarding thu Child’s physical condition, also any infor­ mation regarding treatment tho child has, had.for udenoidi, tonsils, hook­ worm, etc. These cards will bo filed by the teachers and will give them a value able line on the individual care for their pupils, from the beginning of the school term. All tnodorn sanitary • devices of tho protection of the pupils have hpen installed in our primary schools now, and If the parent* will co­ operate, by giving as mqch infor­ mation as is-requested on tho card, it will greatly help the teachers t keep down illness and .disease in our schools. All parents of primary school pu­ pils are urgently requested to give these cards their prompt und thor­ ough attention. The Board of Trustees, Dint. No. Hoard of Trustees Diet. No. l._ — FLORIDA That’s My Business � 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 03, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 03, 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 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/866b5e14909f7148d1fc7b047787c393.pdf 2cfe3e8fe7aff74250a8db015d6cff06 PDF Text Text V B »V V " — 1~ - — — — — T ------------------ 4 • • «e ' IN THE HEART OF TH E W O R L D ’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION * SEMI-WEEKLY IN S A N F O R D — L ife la Woith Living VOLUME VIII SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2% £>16 PLACE SOUL ABOVE DOLLAR— BANKER IS advice of williams be­ fore national con­ vention . ’ fair’ go hand in hnnd with the word profit. Let us have the great Amer­ ican soul go in company with the great. A merican 'dollar.” * Comfort Cottage Opens Comfort Cottage will open for the winter season nexi Monday morning, the opening of this populnr place b eingm nnhr om» mcrntfi cnrljcr on ac­ count of the many former patrons who were anxious lo get those same elegant accommodations. Many res­ ervations have been .made for the winter months and Comfort Cottage will be crowded from the first floor to the roof all season. The entire building hus been screened and other wise improved and the guests can be assured that the name still holds good. Remember the date of open­ ig,/ October ucioncr 2 nd, next ne ing,/ 2nd, week. National bankers gatherod at Kan* sss City at the annual convention of the American Hunkers’ Association »rre told by John Skelton Williams, comptroller of the currency thnt they could fulfill their duty to the world’ in the great financial reconstruction v Rolflns College ege Opens following the European war only If Before an audidnee which taxed they "put the soul of the cpople in the use and application of the the capacity of Knowles $all to. the limit, Rollins College yesterday dollars.” . r morning formally opened her thirty“ Wo havo outgrown responsibility third consecutive year’s work, under to our county nhd generation,” said the most favorable auspices in the Mr. Williams. "W e h f*c become history of the institution. * responsible to the whole world be* cause we have become the supreme The event was partirulnrly inter­ world power, especially in finance. esting uud inspiring because of the It is for you, gentlemen to deter­ fact that it marked the re-entry of mine whether these dollars of ours Dr. George Morgan Ward into the shall prey upon our country and the active work of Florida’s oldest insti­ the world with teeth and claws, or tution of higher learning, os its act­ shall have souls put 'into thorn to ing president. Dr. Ward, for a num­ ber of years during the most critical upbuild.” The comptroller spoke before the years in . the history of the institu­ National Bank section of the Asso­ tion, following' the "big freere," oc­ ciation. • He reviewed the progress cupied the presidency of Rollins ■of the banking under the Federal with the greatest possible credit to Reserve ,aw, sketched the command­ himself and the instil utipn, which he ing position the United States has safely piloted. tskren In . world finance, declared that for the first time America had become distinctly a creditor nation, urged the bankers to take a more active interest in politics and wanred them against the danger of too great concentration of wealth at the ex­ pense of small enterprises. • "Is it not hard to grasp the thought that this counrry of ours which ia 1902 had already reached a pinnacle among the nations, has since that year doubled the volume of its^busineas In virtually all the OCTOBER 9TII TO I4TII WILL great cities of the la n dt" he asked. BE GENERAL COMPAIGN "If we should divide the how wealth - HERE created annually among all the men, • wpmen and children engaged at Over threo years ago, in the first work, they would have not far from year of its organization, the Wom­ a thousand dollars per year'each. an’ s Club inaugurated the semi­ CLEAN UP IS THE SLOGAN FOR SANFORD "Our bank deposits at this time arc »o huge that if there should be withdrawn an amount’ of deposits equal to the total present resources of the Bank of England, the Bnnk of France, the Bnnk of Spain, the Bank of the Netherlands, the Bnnk of Norway, the Bank of ‘ the'Imperial Bank of Japan, all combined, the deposits of our banks would still be as great as they were three years ago.” "If a l-nlnnrr am dd be sP ulK tP~ I*yT the probabilities are that wo would find ourselves, for the first time in our history, a distinctly "editor nation.' We hold a mortl»£e on the world’s physical assets. The world holds a mortgage on our •md, on our goodwill and broad nobDity of purpote. annual clean up campaign which has become a factor in the civic life of Sanford, not only securing tho co­ operation of the administration and city forces hut enlisting the-interest o f townspeople so thoroughly that Sanford now ranks nmong the clean- ^ i c f ^ ^ . ^ m p'rv.’.Mon of Mrs. W. W. Abernathy, tho first chairman of tho clean up campaign the work of'thnt first year under the direction of the Woman’a Club wna so systematic and tboeough-that' a 'li'q u e il cirmirfrdW the mayor and aldermen that the good work be continued' and it has continued twico a year with apl'endid results, for Mrs. Abernathy act a standard thnt succeeding chair­ men havo maintained. The town was divided into districts and a chairman appointed for each, own­ ers and agents of business houses, Patriotic Americans have a right factories, railroad properties and float over auch a showing with private residences were enlisted, and •welling pride. Thoughtful Atnerincidentally men were seen to be *ttlu find for fear that wealth cleaning up their yards and gardena tt»r betray us Into rapacity and In•quality 0f dlitrlbution that will who had never been known to han­ dle a rake before. Tho campaign *a**8 destruction. extended even to the porches, in an The law of gravitation as wo effort to abolish unsightly-tin cans, applies in finance as In tho old pots, etc., that served for Ptysirai world. Hugo accumula­ (lower pots and everywhere was urg­ tions of value naturally draw to ed the painting of pots and pans, the • Jhemielves thp lesser masses."* He planting of seed and a consistent hen urged the bankers not to forgot effort to beautify. The street com­ ‘ h*t "the most immediate and vital mittee of council and the working Httsineas duties which He before us forces responded to the requests W«U to the upbuilding of our homo from the Woman’s Club committees, •nterprises, especially the small facbanners announcing campaign week .u-j" MtL-mUU and development fluttered from dozens of automobiles n<iertakings ,n the lesser cities end ■nd wagona, and children with rakes, 0,,rn» in our country districts." hoes, shovels, etc., etc., rode through provide the safest and surest through the streets attracting at­ foundation on which to erect natention to the campaign. Days were Uonil wealth," he declared. act apart for parka, parkways, The comptroller paid tribute to streets and home grounds and the oocretaryzof the Treasury McAdoo. good 'work has continued tyrice a fn summing up the results achieved year sihee that first clean up week. Ur Federal Sw erve system. November has heretofore been the L. \ViIllama said rates for money month when we have observed our b**n ,owered *nd equalised, fall campaign, but with its usual mutneas of all kind. pUc#d on R spirit of cooperation the Woman's yonger foundation,A rid-bank-failI'CIuTTwflf comply with the request of UI« ireiUjMreSuced. the Federation Statd Chairman of "It la certain that juet before us, Civics, Mrs. Hendley and proclaims •i „ £°M ha or two or three years," Oct- 9-14 to be the official time for ta.w i , conc,u»l°«». " * mighty the campaign In Sanford. Under the eJ.ku 1° b* dorte t0 N »n U e and re- general supervision of Mrs. W. E. tabliah the nations of tfce earth. Watson, chairman of Jthe Welfare o w „hn\Va.thV ,|ht 10 do “ to our department, with an able corps of n profit. . But It ia our duty and assistants the clean up, campaign will r opportunity to let the ’.word be pushed with its usual enterprise. These r . FINED EDITOR EXECUTIVE— FORCONTEMPT COMMITTEE CATTS CASE WILL MEET PENSACOLA E D I T O R S OF­ S T A T E COMMITTEE WILL FENDED THE SUPREME GET BUSY IN CAM ­ COURT . . PAIGN Tallahassee, Fla., Sept. 28.—The supreme court, which late yesterday afternoon found Percy Hayes and Bryan Mack guilty of Contempt of court for urticles printed in the Pen­ sacola News .In reference to the Knott-Catts recount matter, dis­ missed .them this morning, on pay­ ment of the costs, umountlng to about $13. The decision was announced to Mack in person, the court stating that they hud no personal hostility toWurd the accused, hut that the press had been so strong in criti­ cism of the courts in this ifiuttcr they felt it their duty to let It he known that there is such a thing as contempt. Hayes returned to Pen­ sacola last night and Mack goes back this afternoon. The men were found guilty of contempt at 4:30 o'clock yesterduy afternoon.. Mr. Mack made the fol­ lowing explanation of the matter printed: . ‘ ‘ In explaining my report ns pub­ lished in the Pensacola News re­ garding the court hearing, I want to say that when the report was writ­ ten it was not my intention to of­ fend the court or to discredit it be­ fore tho people of Florida. Call was issued Wednesday by Chairman George I*. Raney for an­ other meeting of the state Demo­ cratic executive committee, f to he held in Jacksonville October 7. Fol­ lowing the meeting of the executive committee the campaign committee is to meet, and make planB for con­ certed action in behalf of nil Dem­ ocratic nominees. In a statement , a today Mr. Raney speaks of the ef­ fort being made by the Republican party to take advantage of the fac­ tional fight in the Democratic party and of the avowed intention of Mr. Catts to run for governor without the Democratic nomination if W. V. Knott goes on the ballot ns the Dem­ ocratic nominee. The call sent out to the committee'men follows: • ’ ’ Tnmps, Fla., Sept. 27. 1916. "N otice of call (or meeting o f State Democratic Executive Committee of Florida: • " A meeting of the stato Demo­ cratic executive committee of F'loridu is hereby called to be held at Jack­ sonville, Fla., Seminole Hotel, Sat­ urday, Oct. 7th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of adopting such measures as may be proper and necessary to aid in the election of all nominees of the Democratic party. "A s a newspaper correspondent It was my duty to report the court "A meeting of the campaign com­ hearings. At the time the report mittee will he held at the sumo was written I was attempting to place immediately on adjournment give the readers of the newspaper of the' state committee. which I wus representing the sumo "V ery truly yours, idea of the case they would have George F. Raney. gained had they -been present. "Chairman State Democratic Com ­ "During all my newspaper work' mittee of Florida.” 1 have always tried to tell the truth Mr. Raney's statement follows: and every statement in tho article I " I t is undoubtedly the duty of the thought at the time to bo the truth. state Democratic executive com m it­ It has been my impression that read­ tee to give every assistance in its ers of ncswpnpers are just as much power to the election of the regular entitled to the facts brought out in nominees of the Democratic party, a court hearing a s'if they actually national state and county, in the attended the trial. • ensuing .general7 election. " I am a great believer in the "T h e Republican party encouraged courts. Tho contentment of our by the factional fight within the whole people depend upon them and Democratic party in this state is, for where confidence is destroyed in the the first time in many years, making minds of tho^ people a deplorable sU U .at rMl n Florida politics. 1iave never sought to bave the pub­ "O ne contestant for Democratic lic believe the courts ct^uld do wrong nomination has undoubtedly de­ hut I never hud an idep It would he clared his intention of running for considered contempt of court to tell governor in the general election, the truth and I was only trying _tq wltelhur~hn "oTiTums the Democratic trR-lhl' truth'when I prepared the nomination or not; notwithstanding article for tho Pensacola. News." the fact that his leading counscil has stated substantially over his o^’n • CaUs 12 Ahead signature that every ruling made by Jacksonville, Ha., Sept. 27.— the supreme court of this state with Should Sidney J. Catts receive the respect to such contest has been ab­ credit for the 69 votes aaid to have solutely fair and impur'tial, and that been cast for .him in tho La Crosse such counsel has perfect confidence preclnpt of AJschua county, Juno C, that future rulings of the supreme and‘ which were not counted because court will be equally fair and im­ the. inspectors failed to sign tho re­ partial, and -the sahie leading coun­ turns, he will be 12 votes in the sel is quoted In the press dispatches lead unless further gains in rccovints as having voluntarily apologized to asked for and granted Ws V. Knott the supreme court for the unwar­ in the counties of Semlnolo, Hills­ ranted aspersions cast upon the borough and Franklin and a part of judiciary of this state by his Client. Alachua arc made. Knott people "W ith the Democratic party con­ are working oh the theory,that he fronted with these conditiqns I deem will ge( the LaCrosse vpfe. It my duty to issue the above call In the Alachua county precincts for another meeting of the com ­ the Inspectors of thirteen of xthe mittee.” twenty-six precincts answered to the The campaign committed ap­ writ ordering recounts and tomorrow pointed by the chairman is com ­ it is expected that arguments will be posed of Messrs. E. W. Davis of heard. In the thirteen precincts' Orange* county. W. A. Russell of that are recounted a gain of 21 Putnam county, R. W. McLendon votes was recorded for W. V. Knott. of D ade county, Robert E. Davis of In Marion 'county Knott made a Alachua county, Carlton Blackwell net gain of 86 votes over Catts, tho of Suwannee county, H. H. Wells of former gaining 28 on the recount Washington county, and J. C. Sale and the Tatter losing seven. of Levy county as secretary and In Dade county^Catts made a net Geo. P. Raney of Hillsborough gain of 21 votes today and yester- county as chairman. day4 >in recounts of thirteen pre­ cincts. The Knott mandamus pro­ Roah Hoshana Observed ceedings called for recounts in fifteen Rosh Hoshana, the Jewish New precincts but the official! of the Year began Wednesday evening at other two precincts* are out of the ■unMtu in<Ltor J « 0- days will- bo- o b ­ state.and-recounts-wiU not~1je made served by orthodox Jewa throughout in these. ’ . , . the world.. The reformed or un­ orthodox Jewa only celebrate one day at the beginning of the New Important 4o Club Women * The first business meeting of the V m r. season will be held at the Woman's The year that ia uahefed In la 5,­ Club st 3 o’clock Wednesday after­ 677. The event Is aecqnd in Im­ noon, Oct. 4th. All memben of portance In religioua significance in club ari urged to attend, The new the Hebrew faith, Esater, or the p r e s e n t, Mrs. Ernest Galloway Feast o f'.t h e Passover being " the will preside. first. From time ImmemHHal', ^in the orthodox ghuschcs, the two days of. Rash—Hushnna have been ob­ served with prayer and worship in almost exactly the samo manner. It Is a time especially set apart for re­ pentance and purification. . At sunset tho rabbis around the world will sum m oq.the .Jewish be­ lievers to the synagogue with a blast from the ram’s horn or shofnr. This method qf culling the congre­ gation together has .an especial sym­ bolical significance. The use of the ram’s horn dates hack to the almost CAMPAIGN FUND FOR DE­ MOCRATIC PARTY GOES J prehistoric days, shrouded in the hull light of trudition, when those FORWARD musical instruments were about the If all the counties m F'lorida re­ only means which the wandering spond to the call for finances for the tribes of Israel, who were shepherds, Wilson campaign fu n d - a s well as possessed for calleing to worship. Seminole uccording to the' popula­ In the orthodox congregations, tion Florida will, raise the requisite which cling most tenaciously to the ten thousand dollurs in the next old time ritual, one of the customs few weeks. is for the men to uppaar in the temp The campaign was inaugurated a Is for the men to appear In tho few wpeks.Ago and while it was only temples wearing shrouds to typify wagtfd n few days the sum of tho significance of tho day as a re­ minder of death. This part of tho $109.76 has been sent to Wilbur W. ritual ia not now used In tho re­ Marsh, the treasurer in New York and there will probably be more to formed temples. follow. • SEMINOLE CO. CONTRIBUTES LIBERALLY l)r. Ward Sunday Dr. Geo.. M. Ward, the newly elected president of Rollins College will preach at the Congregational church on next Sunday evening. This is the first time that the people of Sanford bave had an opportunity of hearing Dr. Ward and the friends of the'college and the public general; ly arc especially invited to attend this service. There will he no services in the morning. Sunday school 9:46. Chris­ tian Findcnvor 6:30. . FLORIDA BOYS GET ORDERS FOR MEXICO THE S E C O N D REGIMENT WILL MOVE AT j ONCE Jacksonville, F’la., Sept. 28!— Tho Florida troops were ordered to the border Thursday. Four trains carrying the second Florida infantry probuhly will begin moving from Black Point with 24 houfs, carrying the commnnd to the Mexican border, orders for the rnov myuA h Sued in Washington. • As soon us orders are received at regimental headquarters the regi­ ment will prepare to .break camp. The Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad is expected to hcLJihiff tn n l a r ^ BtJff munt without delay, and if cars are properly provided the second regi­ ment could en train within six hours. The regiment probably will pro-, ceod to El Paso, Texas, where fur­ ther orders will be received. It is expected the F'lorida command will relieve an eastern regiment, which has been ordered home, several rcceptly having come from the border. The present strength of tho regi­ ment is 65 officers and 1.076 enlisted men. The second regimont is composed of tho following units: Headquarters company, band, non commissioned staff and mounted or­ derlies. Home posts, Palstka and Gainesville. . * Supply company, Gainesville, Capt. R. V. Ott. Twenty-four men. Sanitary detachment, St. Peters­ burg, Maj. M. H. Axline. Twentythree men. Machine, gun compapy, ..GainesvDle, Capt. Shields Warrqn,------First battalion, Major John W. Bianding, Gainesville; Company A, Ocala; B, Kissimmee; C. Orlando; D, Lakeland. Second battalion, Major Vivian B. Collins, Plant City; Company E, Plant City; Fr Wauchula; G. Tam pa;' H, Tampa. Third battalion, Major Charles W. Saaa, West Palm Beach; Company I, Key Weat; K, Areadla; L, West Palm Beach; M, Miami. From Black ” Point tha regiment wfll travel over the tracks of the At­ lantic Coast Line Railroad to M ont­ gomery, where, they will be ahuled to New Orleans. From New Or­ leans to Houston and thence to El Paso, the movement will be over the Southern Pacific line. The second regiment went into camp June. 22, after mobilization orders had been issued oh June 19. NAwra d f the order for ipovement was received with joy at the camp. The following committed* was ap­ pointed for Seminole county: F. L. Woodruff, A. T. Rossotter, L. P. Hagan, B. W. Herndon, P. M. El­ der, A. P. Connelly and R. J. Holly • and the committee held a meeting and organised by electing F. L. Woodruff, chairman and It. J. Holly, secretary and .treasurer. . The dollar idea was carried out, although any* one that wished to donate more was uregd to do so and the fund that has been raised at the particular time of the year is.very gratifying tq the committee, as the growers and business men arc not as, flush in finances in the fall as they are in the spring and u dollar to the people here means os much os tan dollars to the people of the northern states, hut the dollars were contrib­ uted with tho true Democratic spirit of the peoplo and will help swell the campaign fund. The secretary wrote many letters and in the country precincts urged the cooperation and help of the county committeemen .who respond­ ed nobly to the call. Special men- ' tion should be made of J. H. Osteen of ARamoote, G. M. Jacobs of Chuluota, Theo. Aufin of Oviedo and J. If. Hartley, Jr., of Longwood who sent in their contributions promptly, the same having been noted in Tho Herald. Other com­ mitteemen arc to he heard from and tho list will probably reach a higher mark in the next few days. ■i. have wotno ten. thdUsand peoplo with­ in ita confines and with the present donation has responded nohly^te. tho call considering 'the season of tho year and tho fact that there arc about Democrats InD uu 1T^» . frn was not made in the egtiro county. • Therefore fn1 closing tho campaign . for contributions the committee • wishes to thank ail those who have contributed freely and in the Demo­ cratic spirit^ Tho party has no chance to open thu money bags of , tho country, has no access to a slush i fund and does not want to he .de­ pendent upon the money power of America for campaign funds, henco the donations from the free and un­ tram, neled Democracy is very satis­ factory and the election of W oorow Wilson in November will bo made possible by the voluntary con­ tributions of the rank and file of the true •Democracy of the United States. Married In Washington • The following from the Washing­ ton Times pf Tuesday, Sept. 26 wfll be of interest to a hast of friends in this city: "A n fhteresting wedding o f this evening will be thsX of. Miss Nona BelF Cowan,' daughter of Mr. John Cowan, formerly o f this city, and Mr. Erneet Harry Moyer, which will take place at the home of Rev. Chas. E. Fults, pastor of the' M e­ morial United Brethren church s t 8 o'clock, Mr. Moyer snd hts bride leaving later in the evening for At­ lantic City for a stay of ten days, after which they will return to this city-and will be glad to welcome the! city and will be glad to welcome tjieir many friends." Importsat to Clnb Women ■ The first business meeting o f tho season will be held at the .W om an'* Club at 3 o’ clock Wednesday after­ noon, Oct. 4th. AU members o f club ore urged, to .attend. The new president; Mrs. Ernest Galloway will preside. ' * �FOB RENT woman of the waterfront. Both characters ars drawn with a m uter hanA and afford thane atara unbbounded opportunity to display their versatility and dramatic gifts. Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford Fairbanks Scores Another Knockout • _ Triangle Fine' Arts production, starring Douglas- Fairbanks, in "Reggie Mixes in "—by Roy Somer­ ville. Directed by William Christy CabannC. . . Reggie Morton_ Douglas Fairbanks Ills Valet Joseph Singleton Agnes, the Girl of the Slums — “ ile Love Lowery Tony Bernard ..........W. 'Doug* faithless to him and breaks his en gngement. leaving him free to pa) court to Agnes. His rival for the nffertions of Ag nes is Tony Bernard, the leader o the gangsters of the neighborhood and Bernard has instructed one o his henchmen to tyring Agnes to him R c g g U * . -frustrates, the—scheme^-bHrti up the henchman and the owner oi the dive In which Agnes works hlfei him as his bouncer. ’ , But Bernard has not given up thi save in these paid for a photoplay phot ; ‘ j'. So far as Atlanta two other citied V the price is nearly is concerned.' 1 that paid for any other twice over l „ production ever released here. There's a reason for this record. “ Gloria’s _Romance, " produced at Reach. winter cost Kleine. Pal m 1 --------- this l*-<«in urH»."-*r>W9alary uf-ffliHo alone was staggering, while glng a little when he t with prldo to a good At*htaon Globe . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING For Rent—One front room fur­ nished. Hot and cold water. $8.00 per month. Apply Mrs. W. W. Abernathy, 701 Magnolia Ave. 10-tfc For Rent— House for Rent, cc Oak Ave. and Fourth fit. App W. W. Long. 410 Oak. 10-2tp For Rent— Five acre* well tiled land, close to city limits. $160. A. P. Connelly. * 10-2lc faced in the Famous Players pro­ '. For Rent—Three furnished rooms duction, "T h e Daughter of Mac­ for housekeeping. Apply to W. C. Gregor,” in which Valentine Grant is being featured on the Paramount 1 -All Local Advertisements Under DcCourscy, Eleventh and Magnolia. -V : 10-tfc Progranv It U the attraction at the This Heading THREE GENTS * Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Star Vriday.* ' * t For Rent— Furnished rooms for Charge 25 Cenla. *_____ . Jehn has run- away from hom e 1 light housekeeping or bed rooms. after a serious disagreement with 117 Laurel. 7-tf FOR SALE h?r father and. after earning enough Furnished roonfk, large and cool, For Sale—Strawberry plants, $2.00 money to get to America, h u dlaThe Cabaret Proprietor four blocks from business center. covered that lier uncle whom she per thousand Fr O. B. Lake M ary. Bath rooms in connection. Cheap depended upon for assistance is an C. A. Farina, Lake Mary, Fla. rates'for summer. Comfort Cottage, ll-4 t c old bear who refuses to help Her In Frank Bennett corner Fourth and Magnolia. 92-tf the least— except to get her a job in For Sale— Pony roid cart and An Admirer of Miss Fleming For Rent— Several nice offiee A. D. Scars he beats them up, one by one. Cor­ that caused a howl. "The exhibitors his cook tent with instructions to 1000 some orange trees. Address nered at last, Reggie challenges Ber­ the chef to give her all the work pos­ room* over Yowell'a. Enquire N. P. began to think. They tried to beat Box 224A Sanford. l l 6 tp ealthy idler nard to enter a room alone with him sible! So Jean bit her lip and pro­ Yowell & Co. r ^ 32-tl him down, but Kleine refused to be ? nd have it out. The man* survives ceeded to battle her way into the For Sale — Exceptional bargain. beaten. The Piedmont is one of the For Rent— 708 Park avenue. En­ the battle to get the girl. Bernard hearts of those lumbermen, 'appeal­ Egcelsior motor cyelo equipped with first theaters In the country to ac­ ing to some through their sense of Presto Lite, Claxon horn, etc. First quire of H. C. O u B ose, First and agrees. . cept K lin e's terms and in the face of * 48-lf A terrific fidht takes place. The hot competition from other houses, humor and td others by her unlimit­ $30 takes it. 316 Magnolia avenue. Park avenue. l l - 2tp light is smashed, but it continues secured the Billie Burke picture ex­ ed courage. W ANTED uutil the two men, their shirts strip­ With Misa Grant's wonderful act­ clusively. For Sale— Good piano, cheap for ped from their , backs, are too exing this story winds into one of the Wanted — Small fireproof safe. "Gloria's Rom ance" is described Apply bausetd to go on. By a supreme ef­ most, interesting Scotch stories of the cash or will mske terms. Box 1168, Sanford. ll-3tp G. W. Spencer. • 7-tf fort Reggie deals the blow, snd stag­ as a motion picture novel.” It was season. Wanted— Lady clerk. Apply at gers out, where he is attacked by the written by Rupert Hughes, author * For Sale—One International truck. Ladies' & Gents' Emporium. 303 E. band. But the police -have been of "Em pty Pockets,” "W hat. Will A pitcher limped Apple allowed one Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ People*Say?" and other best sellers, First SU . 11-ltc tipped off. hit In two nine-Innlng guinea nt IJttlo ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. In collaboration with Mrs. Rupert Bock the other day, but lost both. How Reggie finally wins Agnes is 7-tf Salesman Wanted— Industrious Hughes. • This IuiI'h u pippin. • the culmination of a thrilling roman to give'part time to sale of lu­ • • • In story form it is itself a highly For Sale or Rent — Wi At Lyric Wednesday. mance bricating oil snd grease, specialties entertaining tale, and cveTy install­ If Lorry Doyle la going to dq any liahed boarding house. and paint. Commission basis until ment will be run in the Journal, the lending of the National league' awnt- Boarding House, c-o Herald . "T h e Devil at Ills Elbow” ability is established. Permanent first paper in the sputh to get ex­ tera this yenr, now la the tlmo for the ppsition and wide field when quali­ At the Star Tuesday. . Dogs for Sale— Pointers, setters Gotham captain to get busy. . clusive rights to the publication of • • • Riverside Refining and hounds, trained or untrained. fied if desired. John Ashton, a brilliant young the novel. ’ •• • . Company, Cleveland, O. ll-2tp Ilnrnld Cjtsp. one of Connie Mack's If interested write for a revised list. mechatucaU«wugino$r is completing Announcement will be made later pitching recruits, la only seventeen North Side Kennels, P. O. Box No. the plans of a new submarine. The D e p a r tm e n t * t l b * f a l w U r , by Mr. De Bruler as to just when years of age. He made his mark with 136, High Point, N. C. 3-10tc U. S. Land Offle* at GalnraviUc. Via. government is vitally interested in “ Gloria's Rom ance" will first be put a hlgh achopl team in Boston. Aug. 12th, ISIS. his work and he has promised to • • • Nolle* is hereby give* that William D For Sale—Nice 5 passenger Oak­ FlUrnan on at the Piedmont. He is paying at Wskiwa, Fla., who oa Jaaa haye it done by the tenth of the ' Connie Mack says he took Rube Old- land automobile. Also surrey. • Ap 24, 1911, mads Moiatalaad Fairy, Na $ 1,0J)0_a_.wcck for twenty weeks for DSS19, lai BM of B E X aad BM at month, which gives him only six the production and will stage it in a ring at his word when the outfielder ply Abernathy’s furniture store. Section 31, township IS 8, Hangf 2S t days in which to complete if. More announced that he hod quit baseball T*IUhn*a** Msridian. baa AUd nolle* at 2-tf style in keeping with the pride. intsntlon »o maka Ft**-year Praot to « and more he has been resulting to for good, and gave him his release. labliih claim to tha Iptod'wbov* dmcrlbsd. At Lyric Tuesday. . • • • •' For Sale at Sanford Two lighters, beloro CUrk Circuit Court, at Sanford Mnnnger Rowland of the White Sox, gasoline engine and pump and other Florida', on tbs 28th day ol SrpUroUr. E . F . L A N E , MANAGER ltBMMO: It Is said, has advised nil his ployers articles. Address Claimant name* _ W----Spinks, Oviedo, “ THE HOUSE THAT PLEASES" K. A. Huih ot Wekiwn, Florida to hnve their tonsils taken out. But Florida. W. K. L h ol Waklwa, Florida . . 1-tfc why? They don't llhnk with their W. H. Boyd ol Waklwa, Florida W. A. Hu»k ot Waklwa, Florida. tonsils. . ■ For Sale— Marine motor, 18 honeR O BER T W. D A V 1B 103-Tun A Fri-10tc R*gkt*n power, 3 cylinder, 8 cycle, Ferro. The Cubs hove only four good pitch­ F in t class condition, Sanford Mach­ D e p o rtm e n t a f Ib a l a l a r l s r IT. 8. Land llltlca a* OalnaavUla, Fla. ers—LavrAder, Vaughn. Packard and ine St Garage Co. 93-tf Baptambar IS, ISIS. McConnell. Mnnnger TlrtWr has lost Natira la hataby given that Samual Whit­ of Kalokaa. .Florida,- who, an Mat 14. fnlth In Hendrix, Seaton, Ilrown and For S ile —Nearly new adding m i- ney 1911. mada llomaalaad Entry, No. HIM#, Prcndergnst. Tonight— Last Episode of “ The for N W X . ot • Section 10, ‘lo w m b ip 21 t, ine. $36.Q0. ^Western Union. a • a Hanga i t K ; Tallahaaaaa Meridian, taa 1-tf Iron Cltw" Selig Tribune News Alad nolira ol Inttntion to maka Klv«* Yrw Vwider Card, mptnln of the Uni­ Proof, to aatabRab claim ta tka land abac* * fla m 's W h ir lw in d Finish" btfora Clark Circuit Court, at versity of Inilinnn ball team, who wns For Sale — Hup Runabout, re­ doarribad Sanford, Florida, on tka 2nd day of Nagiven n trlnl by Terre Iinute. fulled to built,’ $100. Schelle Manis, City. 6-tf vrmbar, ISIS. First Chapter of “ Gloria's Ro­ C la im a n t naro aa aa w ltn aaaaa: show nt the bat, though his fielding mance” featuring Billie Burke. II. A. NiehoWon. of Geneva. Florida. For Sale—Owing to change to E. II. Kil aa, of Geneva, Horlda. wan high class. • a a a J. II Buddtnaton, of Ganava. Florida. electrical power we have on hand M. W. Taylor, of Ganava. Florida. Pitcher George Leclnlr has admitted machinery -in good condition, con­ RO BT. W. D AVIS. W ednenday—Trianglr D 4g. “ RegRafUirr. that Ids desertion of I.lttle Rock “ to sisting of boilers, engines, water . gir M ixes In” featuring Dou­ work In n nfunltlons factory In Canhit evening clothes, wanders out into pumpa. fire pumps, air compres­ glas Fa irbanks and jleasic I,over'. Department a f lha lalcrlat ndn" was n bluff nnd be wants to get sors and sundry other machines, L\ S. Land OiHea at Galneavillr. Fla., unknown streets. “ Love's Getaw ay" featuring Fay • Hrpt. 21, ISIS. bnck In bnsebnll ngnln. which wo offer at price* which are a Tinrhel.' He goes into a saloon on the water Nolle* la h*r«by liv en that Uiyaa** S. n, of Weklwa, Florida, who. oo Atsmull part of the original cost. If ■Iliow front nnd drinks until he is insen­ uat IS, ISIS, mad* Hom**l*ad Entry. Na. One of the muses for .Charley Wn interested address Virginia Carolina 01204k. for 8)< ol N E W . Soetlon IS, Tewasible. There ho is noticed by the ner's dl«tRl**nlfat Harvard was tin ■hip 20 8, Hang* 2S, Tallahae*** Mriltllaa, Thursday —- "Shooting up the Chemical Co., care H. H. Peabody, ha* tiled nolle* of InUntlon tu maka Tkime ' captain and mate of a freighter and he let Waite Hoyt, the whooltw Movies" "IV ill a Woman Tell" year P rod to »*tabllab claim to the lata Suprrintnedent, Sanford, Fla. I shanghaied on board the vessel. pitcher secured from the New York L above dr>crlb*d. b*foro Clerk Circuit <***rt» Pat he News. at Sanford. Plorlda, on th* .9 t h _ ilu -a L |When he comes to his senses he is ujitH go without n trial. November. T»1S.~ ^ T. . .far out at sea. and he is set to work rhiwa, Florida • {swabbing decks and splicing*-rope. Frida)-••-Triangle Day,- "Sorrows Waklwa. Florida . of Wekiwa. Florida He is told that the cruise will OCCUPV of Love" featuring Bessie Harris• k l*a, Flotlda. R O B T . W. DAVIS, rale. llw r 1 Rkgiatciall he wants to drink. So his an­ N O TIC E OF ELECTION . cient enemy is still with him. banks. Whrrrai, the 1’ IIV f'.nuaa U ■> wf HglilUl fl. 'TTf-mTn ol * coun ty. Florid*, aa The remaining srenes. replete with Ik* 2.1at day ol Auguat. ISIS, duly p i j " excitement can best be appreciated an ordinanc* aalillvd, "A n Otdlnanc* rraSaturday — "The Sand l^irk' vidlnc tor tka laauanr* ot Hood* la t** alter witnessing the picture., _ __ Sum of III.OOO.PO for th* Pu/pea* •» “ Local Color qn^A-l Ranch' Paying. B*tiring and Kafundlnc an of Bond* of the C h y of Sanford. Fla. la tka - iKii s i mh-fipimuM "P e g cr u r ••Gloria’* Bomance" ium of I4S.COO.OO,' Hearing D m * Ring" 4, |SST and Maturing January I, >>jW The most expensive contract evt*r and Authorlaing and E m p«w *rlnl l*» LYRIC THEATRE PROGRAM M E Coming Monday—Chas. Chaplin ADMISSION 5 AND JO CENTS MATINEE: * Taraday - W*dac*day - I'rtdar • Halarday 3:15 p. m. Night 7 p. m. Sharp M ayor » l Ik* lllly of Hanford. Florida. »• Irau* a Call for an Election lo D*t»r»l»J Ik* Uu**ll*n aa to th* lu u a n r* of S*»t B ondi, and for Iho Election of a B*ar« •* Tkr** Bond T ruat***/' which aald cr*“ " anew waa duly approvad by m* on th* data and b*cam* rflertK * Immvdlatatr upon iu approval, and , . Wkaraa*. undar »ha ebartar of lha *W ol Hanford, tk* quratlon ol Iba U w i '* ; bond* ahould ba aubmltted to tkr nf aald city, who owa rani nalatn lor ta*r Oration, or r*)*ctikn. o t an *lac»l®» •* ** railed for that purpo**; Th.rWor*. I. J. D. D av laok .' mayor •« lha city of Hanford, Bamlnol* r»**'J* Florida, under and by virtu* at tha aulkae ity in me v*«t*d by tka ordlaanc** •' city ol Sanford. In r*t*r*nc* to th* anr* of bonda, do b*r*by r ill » l * _ lUT made for u* motion picLuro outside New York nnd Chicago, was signed in Atlanta Saturday morning and Ralph De Bruler booked for the Piedmdnt Theatre the million dollar George Kleine production, "Gltfifia s Romance, in which Billie Burke is the,atar. By the terms of the contract the Piedmont pays $20,000 for the ex­ clusive rights to the Billie Burke film. No higher price has ever been BilHeBmke PROGRAM A T THE STAR T a ra d a y — D * r * t h y f i r * * * nod CW Tard B r»r* In " T h * D n l at I l k U b « » " a fc lttr* W asd crplay k S t * ikiSU a g acta. W r d * * a d a y — M * l k . K k | I * " l h * Nawaarr C t r l" a B r a d y W * « M f« a la r * I * S»* a c u ) T k a ra d a y — M a r k ! O a t r k k * k W arid r ta la r * la t v * acta. “ A (tre as B » m a * ra " a B rad y. Trtday— V a k a l k * G ran t la " T k a Daaghtcr a f M c G r * f * C * . r v * - .TRE TUESDAY, hBPTEMDc.it 2bth �THE P A b K s r t ------- oenator* to b o elected shall ho olected r _ property described real . ,— - - - - - altuate - -------- . earn o f *1.00 far each day bo la required le lowing Semlnols county, Florida, to-w it: Th# north" t las m o f tear year*, tho torta to b e g w '* work cold rondo or atroeU. coat quartet o f tho south we#l quarter .And tho flro* Tuoaday altar gba first H onda, u Harmonicas One* Popul*«\ Section *. That any end Ml .urn. e l northwest quarter ** l i u thoart quarter of April of tho following year, o ie .p t , hi? Harmon less, how small boya* de­ money psid unto the city of Sanford, by section twonty-thro* (16). towuohlp twenty- w h e n 'a now cou n ty U created, th . |r.i,|V lure ahall at that lim e « i th * laogth o n t th o*. aubject to road du ty in tfou of perlight, at first ware musical gtaqaea and, term ol tho first senator to bo sleet.<] tk-T? (ormance o f actual labor upon anld roada according to the dictionary, that name and .treela ahall be uawd and eyw nded by Guardian of tho Eatnle of •’ (rasa at tw o or four yesra with th* ..a In view o f hooping tho wumhqr of old u . tba ctly of Sanford for tho repair and up­ still la applicable* to goblets or strips AlUnoo E. Palmar, a Minor. atora In a balance with Ika number of keep of Ita rhrsiem of rooda, atroota and 1-Tuon-lte* of glass from which harmony la rung, ■#».** M alley*. Section 4. That no person, under tb* preSection a of Artlcl* V II o f th* eonsthan exchange atatea. Musical glasses, NOTICE OF MASTBITtl BALK vlalona of thl* ordinance aboil be required or tloa ls hereby a m .n d .d ao a* to read ,, Notice la boroby given that under nnd tuned by regulating the amount of wa­ tom pellrd to work on tho road* follow s: ____ or. slr**V ____b y virtu* of a decioo of lorosloour* and nolo, of the city of Sanford, for more tb than Btwo |—ufng out ol and under tb * oeol of tb* ter In them and played by running a "T h s regular session of th* l*|i>Utar. day* In any on* week. . ... Circuit Court of lb* Seventh Judicial Cir­ that ahall moot ta 1917 ahall apportion ttk. moistened finger around tho rims, were Section a. That th* provialona of th l. representation — In th* houa*---o| r*pr.v*nt” cuit of Florida, la and for tb# county of rtstsssiUUss. . —...-----L * « Third D i m Unprotected to Carry ordinance *h*R apply to no person Moulding Seminole, In Chancery, in a cnee wherein tivoo, aa la lhl> Artie)* provided, whlth sal played on by Oluck in London in 174$. Within the corporal* limit* of In* r.ly of San­ pending J. E. Paco ia complainant, and p orllon m .n l shall bo baaed open the Bat to Jack Miller—One Play In Morart. Beethoven and other masters ford paying municipal Mae*, either real or per­ Sarah Jeeeup Fleming. I,. M. Fleming, hor tensus taken b y lb * stst* of Florida or h. . Cardinal Game Show* He Haa ianal property, provided that the amount husband, composed for thls^nstrument. 11.. Drew, W. J.* Tblgped. RUIDIliUi U Tf» w i nf|j'ftti John (PV BHOQ 06«v*st "Rif R •»*i * ’ l? ||t | ch* U United Stnto*. which evor * la the •l|1i of lb * t a i paid by any eurh- perion Is in on­ F. lU rrbon. in d (i*or|U on» Franrit Law- tahan. In |ha a a ^ ta l countlea of thr Lota of Cunning. Somzee’a harmonica la a safety doce*. of 64.00 p-r annum. ford art dtftndanUs I will offer for • al».j,and Iboaa ibat ahall d m ( ovary tan yMfJ Section. 6. That It ahall b* tbe duty of and will sell Iv tft* highest and' ‘beat‘ bidder thereafter sholl apportion tho repirsc _ - .................^ th . Unitrd Hl*T*» ot A m .rlra lv p l a c ho r b i.l of police to summon at auch lima,’ fog rash at th . (rent door o f the court tion in tho hom e o f repreeentatiyes m tb. <*Sfce.jttoen*»pe«iUar’'tnrfd«lt* tfr** -p ^ r -n r e 'o f fire damp by a musical1* manholr. at th . .t.rtin g point of .aid «*w*r •a be may be directed, any and all person* bouse in Hanford. Semlnoft county, Florida, manner In tbla artlcl* provided, which game la Chicago between the t’ urdl- tone given out from n lamp chimney In lin n , at l b . turn ot M-wrt lln . at the Inl.r- aubject to road du ty, to woi k upon th* during th . legal hours of sale on Monday, pCrtionment shall b* lys.ed upon the |»J7 n»la and Cuba, when Jnok Smith of which, in pure-air,* the ilamo burns n rtlo n el P .lm .tto av.nu* ami C om m it, —u b lic . road* and atreela of tb* city of tbe 2nd day ol October, A. D. 1916, tb* census (num eration taken by (be ttate ot rial •tre.l, and at lh* ronn.rtloit with main S infold. Florida. .ante being a legal m Im day, tb* following Florida or by th e United State*, which *»., tba Cnrdlnnlii atole third while Helnlo silently. ■.« r r , provided, however, that any and all Section 7. That any peraon, liable to described real property, lying and being is the last taken neat before tbe leglstaier, ■ .a ir line, ron.trurted by the United road duly who shs.l fall to perform thn *erZimmerman left the bnao unprotected in Seminole ecunty, state of Florida, to- so apportioning * tb * ropreoontatlon shall • # • State* of America, under tho provltlon . of vice by th l. ordinance prrecribod, without a w it: Lota U , 33 and 34. of the Florida con v en s." to carry Jock Millet"* bat to him nt this ordinanrr, .hall be constructed in alrict legal or ••rlflel*nt eacuvo ahall be deem .d Land and Colonisation*! C o.'s C el.ty Plan­ John McGrow snys he hn* put over compliant* with all ordlnanroa, rule* and Section 4 of Article V II of tho nmsti. guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con­ the plate, hna recalled n good many recorded In Flat Rook ” C ." at png* lutlon Is horeby amended so-as to reasd ■■ some very Important deals In his life, i.gulaU anr of t h . city of Sanfot d, regarding viction thereof tball be lined not lea* than tation 116, Retards Orange county, Florida, aaid *:^ Incidents o f “ bone" In the Gront-ZIm'* 61.00 (or each day that laid potion may land* being formerly in Orange cou a iy, follow but he never put one over that meant tho ronntrurting 0 id r o n n e rlin i* o f sewer* be "W h en any now coun ty ta created by ths In default In road and .treat work; and Florida, but now in Seminole county, Flercareer, but one niuat not nuppoae that n* muclrfor him as the one he jusl within th* territorial lim it, ol .aid city. legialaturs It ahall be entitled to one s«*. Section t. T h at thl* ordinance ahall be- upon failure to pay any flne, ao assessed ator and one member of tho houa* ol rrpreall the queer things he figure* In nre come effective immediately upon iU paaange said peraon ahall be im prisoned for a L G. 8T R IN G F E I.L O W . made for Jlergog. tentative*, until th* noat enumeration pro. And approval by tba mayor. period ot not more than (our daya. duo to mentnl phase*. For Instance, Special Master. • • • sided lor in Section 6. o( thla Article, that I'a.ted Ibla 4lh day of September, 1116. / Section 6. This ordinance .hall become A. K. Poweta, ahall b* lakon after the creation ol th. *aJ4 Elm assisted In n piny In a game be­ . B. W. H E R N D O N . Solicitor for Complainant. effective immediately upon paaaag* and a pWith so ninny of our very best tossnow county, or until tho o t t t roafui .nsP rnld rn t of the City Counrll or tween Cubs and Cards last year that a-Tueo-tle prcval by tho mayor. meration that shall bo taken b y tba Uaitsg ers drawing suspensions for rough Sanford, Florid*. I’ aaatd this Slat, d a / ot August, 1916. ■bowed he ha* n lot’ of craft In his States o f Am erica after tho creation of th* NOTICF. O r ELECTION I, Jam n C. Roberta, city clerk of l b . c lly . stuff during the cool days It la to be C. I*. D IN U E E . said now county* whichever sholl the toons* President pro tom of the City T o the Sheriff ot Semlnola C ounty, o f tb* be taken afUr th* m o t io n o f said nee makeup. of Sapford do hereby certify that tho above Imped Hint the'not weather will lay­ and Stata o l Florida: (on goin g ordinance waa duly paaaod by Council ol Sanford, Florida. county, when It ahall be entitled to oat The game was rt wild, wooly affair In off (or the remainder of the scsiroo. tie It known that I, II. Clay Crawford member of th* bouse of representative* ( „ the city council o f Sanlprd, Florida, in reg­ I, J a m .. C. Roberta, city clerk of tbe ular aenion on thia tho 4th day of Sepwhich everything seemed to happen ly ol Senlortl. Florida, do bfrepy certify Secrolaiy of Slot* ot the State of Florida, every ten thousand o f population, nr th* tcm bei, 1916. that tbe above and tort going i r im i n c # was do herety give notion that a general elec­ major fraction thereof the same a« ether and finally Zimmerman ciime to hat. Witnrta my hand, and the aaal of tho city duly n au ed by tb* rity council o l Sanford, tion will be held In Seminole coun ty, atat* rountlos.''. of Sanford, on tbla tbe 4lh day o l Septem ­ Fior dt. In regular session, on thla lb * !l*| of Florida, on Tuesday, nost succeeding tb* He bad been spiked Imilly nnd had Drat M onday In November, A. D. 1916, ber. 1916. day of Auguat, 1916. , been out of the game for days. (teal) JAM KS P. RODE RTS, W iinr-s my hand and tho seat of the city th* 'said Tuesday being the 7th day of N o­ A Joint Reotflullon proposing aa amend­ ment to Sect lop t of Artieio VI of ifc. va tnbot: City Clark of Sanford, Florida. of Kanlord, on thla tb* Xlat day of August, He drove a‘ ball far to center and constitution o7 the state o l Florida M For United State* Senator from the The above and foregoing ordininea by mo limped to second, then hobbled to * amended by Joint Resolution No. v Stata of Florida, for all years from March this day approved. ,9( m '* „ JAMF.S C. R O R ^R T B , Arts of 1692, Relating to S u ffrig. taJ Wit net* my hand on thla tho 4th day of 4, 1917. t City Clerk of Sanford. Florida. third. There were two out nnd two A a A A A JhA A A 4 A A A A m A A A A A Eligibility. September. 1916. Th* above and forefolng ordinance by For six (6) Presidential Elector*. w f t W'W WW V WWWW WW W atrlkea on the batter. Manager Bre*U* It resolved by tho legislature of |L ^ J. D. D AVISO N . me thia day approved. For one Raptweontativ* of the Fouith One Inch Card* Will Be Published Un­ atat* of Florida: M ayor ol tba City of Sanford, Florida. Wltnrmt my hand on lids the Slat day of Aug. 1916 Congressional District of the Slate of Flor­ nahan delnyed the gume. He rushed T h at th* following amendment to S.*. T-Tue.-4le * der This Heading At The Rate OfS7.21 . J.-D . D A V IS O N , ida, in th* Slaty-fifth Congrea* of tb* to third base and ordered Zimmerman tion 1 o f Artlcl# VI o f tha conatitutloa . | M ayor ol the C lty .o f Sanford. Unltod Slat**. • P tr Year. tho stata of Florida bo, and tha asm. t* 6-Tue. Itc to get out nnd let him run. N o lle * o f A p p lic a tio n for T a t D e e d U n d e r For Governor o f th* State of Florida. S e t lie n I o f C h a p te r 4616 . L a w . o f F lo r ­ Bor Secretary of B u te of th* State o f hereby agreed to and ahall b* submitted ta He aski^l Manager Huggins* consent th* elector* of th* atat* ot th* gmtral id . Office Next lo W. K. Houaholder * . In the Circuit Cenrt. Seventh Jndirla] Cti- Florida. in 1916 for ratiflratioa or rrlrriio*to let him run nnd still keep Zimmer­ For Attorney General of th* State of election Garner & Woodruff Building N olle. I. hereby given that C. W. K nitm il, Snmlnotn Cennly, Flnrldn In Beet ten T. Every male person of th* *g« Florida. ^ Chancery min ar. purchaser of T a t CeitiHralo N o. man In the game. He made everyone of tw sn ly on# years and upwards who is • For Comptroller or lb* S la U of Florida. 161 , dated th* 6th day ot July. A . D. Kathlewn Lucile Adams and citsaen af th* Unltod States at th# time k« In the game nnd most of the spectntors Fur Treasurer o f |ho State ot Flbrlda. baa filed said certificate ... in .my fle s . Clifford 8. Adams, her hua1 8 97,7 .___„ _ . o_____ live to register shall b* deem .d a qual­ ' For Suporiotendoat ol Public Instruction at>? Hill to Canrol . know that he wanted to run forllelnle. EYE, EAR, N O S E and T H R O A T and has made application (or taa deed to band, Complainant* ified elector at all elections under th* ro*. ol tho Slat* ot Florida. laau* in accordance with law. Said certifi­ vs. Deed ahd (or d ilu tion of th* stata of Florida, provideg Then he whispered to Zlmmertnnn to For CommUaionor ot Agriculture of th* cate embrace* th* following dm cilbod prop­ George Kingsley, Grace MONDAYS and T ill ILNDAY.H lltllef that ho poaooaooe th* fe llo ^ a g addliloaal State ol Florida. erty aitualed In Seminole county, Florida, I 00 la 4:00 I*. M. Kingsley, hi* wife, and ateal home o’n the next pitched ball. For tw o Justice* of tho Supremo Court qualifications: to-w ll: West half of Ulock 6, south of Albeit E. Smith, Sr. He shall have roatddd and had bis per. o f tb * Stgt* of Florid*. Thrown off guard the Cardinals paid Township line, W'ildmer*.. The said land . Defendants. F cr on* Rallrbad Commissioner of th* m anoct homo and place of shod* tn th* txtng »«»**-ed at the date of tb* issuance of T o Albert V.. Smith, Fr. no attention to the cripple and Zimmer­ atat* of Florida for On* year, and in tW State ot Florida. •uch certificate in th* name of Unknown. ■It appealing from th* affidavit of Kath­ For Slat* Senator (or 19th Senatorial DU- rounty wherein ho applies to regiit.r ter man stole home nnd won the game. Uni*** said Certificate shall be redeemed leen Lucile Adams, nnd Clifford 8. Adams DENTIST ala month*, previous thereto. Irlet of the State.nl Florida. according lo law tna deed will issue there, her husband, complainants In th* above en­ One o f the funniest things In which For on* Member cl th* House of ReprsII* must b* able to rood, wrilo and iaier. on on th* 14th day of October, A. IK 1916. titled cause, that Albert E. Smith, Sr., de­ srntativss ol ihe Stale of Florida. pret any section ot the constitution of th* Zimmerman hn* figured occurred In Office In Garner &. Woodruff Building Witness my official signature and seal fendant* in the above entitled cause I. a For County Judge. " •late of Florid* at tb* tlma ba spplirr t* this the l l l n day of September, A. D. nun-resident of the state ot Florida, that hi* Brooklyn last year, when he walked off For Sheriff. register and vote. Formerly Occupied By 1916. resldsnce is at 36 M ont-Calm itteet, W e.lt For Clerk of the Circuit Court, Drat base, which he had readied on n (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS, He must own in hi* own right property Detroit, Iq th* atat# of-M ich ig a n , that it For County Assessor of Taaea. I)r. W. K. H o u s e h o l d e r Clerk Clrcuil Court Seminole Co., Fla. le th* value of not leas than five hundred 1* the belief of the affiant, that he, is over * hft, nnd had nearly ronched second be­ For Taa Collector. IIy V. M McDaniel. 11. C. the age of twenty one. that there Is no perFor County Superintendent of Public In- dollar., which tact shall b* determined oily fore the pnrnlyxi'd Superbn* nwokej 7-Tur**S| * son in the stale of Florida service of sub­ ■(ruction. by tho assessment book s ot (he county at the time he applies to register and vote. poena upon whom would bind th* said nnd nipped him. It then appeared that For County Surveyor. I l u d f r l for S e m in o le C o u n t? , E l*.. F in a n c e * Albert E. Smith, Sr.| . He must not havo been co m feted, pre­ ZJm thought three liiiii'l- were out, mid For five County Commls.loneret. vious to th . time h* applies to rrgutw ft Is therefore ordered that you, Albert thre* member, of the County Board cr vote, of larceny, robbery, forgery, per­ Commencing Oct o her Isl, 1916, ending E. Smith. Sr., appear lo the above styled of For Public Instruction. DENTIST Sep ember !10th, 1917; cause and make answer unto the till ol For Justice of the Peace In 4nd for the jury or bribery in any ot Ibe cou ru uf t*y ... 6 IS.lfifhOO complaint filed therein against you at the following (■rnrral Fund state or of lb* United States, or it ip.re*Justice Districts, vist Nev. I. 9, — , 906.75 court house in Sanford, Sem inole county vlclod ho must have beea restored lo ike l^-«* & per tent Office; Yowrll Building 2. 4. Florid*, on the second day o f October For C on.table in' and for the (alloying right* ol eltlM M blp. 917.226.26 1916, It beihg a rule day of thia court, and Justice DUtricts, vlt: No*. I. 2, 3, 4. Frovldod, however, T h at no penaa er SANFORI) FLO it. it A In default thereof t b . com plaint's bill whereof, I have hereunto tlnral descendant o f any such person wk* . . 628,210.00 of com plaint will be taken a . confessed •atIn m testimony Itnlid bqi! !lrtii|e y hand and affiled the great teal of waa on January 1st, 1867, or prior then- 1 _ 1,410.60 and Anal decree entered 'tfaareln a* prayed the Stale Levs 6 per cent^_^. ... .;____ _ THOMAS EMMET WILSON ot Florida, at Tallahassee, the to, entitled lo veto* under the con.tituti.a* against you. or ter­ Capital, thia the (w enty-fourt day o l A u­ and laws c f any o f the state. F_ FERGUSON IIOHSlIOLDEh 6 26,799.50 It Is further* ordered that thla order be gust, A. D. 1916. ritories. or entitled to vote under any loro lu bliih td In the Sanford Herald, . r e v i of government, or, any naturalised ntii** ( S e a l) II. C L A Y C R A W F O R D , ti**ner»l School Fund. 628,210.00 paper published in Sanford. Seminole or hi* devr.ndanla, .h a ll be denied tkt Secretary of Slate. 14*«* a (*er rent_ 1, 110.50 rounty. Florida, once a weak lor four con ­ To right to register and vat* because hr tksl M. Hand, Sheriff Seminole County. secutive week.. not be able to read, writ* and inlrrprrt 3-Tur»-10tc • 626. 799.50 Witni-«« my hand and official seal of said any aection of the constitution of Iks 1 I.AW V ERS court, JWth day ol August, 1916, Admialalralor** Nellce o f H elllem cnt • atat* nf Florida, as ab ovo provldad, or M- 6 8,600.00 •call E. A. DOUGLASS. Clerk. cause he shall not own property <>f tkt J Sanford, - Florida Fin*- eoil Forfcuurr Account* •on.oo Dickinson A Dickinson, value above specified; natuialfxed cititec* Solicitor* for Complainant*. * T o All Whom It May C on cern :' of lb* United Stale*, however, at th . Ho* 6 8,197.00 8-Tur*-5lc Notice ia here y given lhat on Tuesday, they apply, aad before they shall be *4th* 17th day of October, A. D. 1916, I mitted to register, shajl present lo tk*' Huilding Fund 6 4,300.no shall p ic4 .n l my account aa administrator registration officer certificate o f hl« nnierriAn Ordinance U i i & |»*r ernt 201.ho o7 the estate of I.ury 8, Drown, deceased, listian , or a duly authenticated rep? Suru of f 15,000.00 for the Purpose of Pay­ to the llonurabl* George G, Herring, Coun­ thereof. 1 4.098.50 ing, Retiring and Refunding an J**ue nf ty Judge of Fern inalp County. *t his office in Sec. 2. Upon the ad option uf tbU sme*4> Bonds of I he" City of Sanford, Florida, in Sanford, Florida, and at the same lim e merit to the constitution, tb* legMtlsrt Puldicity Fund ...... I 2,160.00 the present ray vouchers and ask that the said Sum of 645,000.00, liraring D ale Jan­ •hall enact appropriate laws ta car;? Iks Irfei 6 jirr itffl 100.75 uary' 1, IH97, m d Maturing January I, account Le approved and confirmed, Offlcp in Yowell Bltlg. Sanford, Fla purpose ol Ibis am endm ent into effect. W !'. W ILSON 191), and Authorising and Empowering The votrv cast in com pltsnro with tiM 1 2.019.23 the Mayor of the City of Sanford, Florida, Administrator C. T . A. proposed am eridm .nl*, and tb* rsnvaak ' 103-T ure-1Otc lu Usui, a Call for an Election to Deter­ declaration* and returns thereof, .kill ks ItOad and Hr|r|fp ___ __ _, 632,240.00 mine the qu r.ticn a, to the taiuance of subjected to the tam o regulations and re­ Idria 5 pri cent 1.*12700 Said Rond., and for the Election of a strictions a* are provided by law tor gvw I . * NOTICE O F KLKC1 ION • of Three llond Trustee*. Whereat, The legislature of 1915, under erai election s, in th* eta to .of Flond*. 630,628.00 Hoard ATTOKNKY and COUNSEUjOR ai I.AV Where**, on January I. 1917. the first (seal) In Testim ony Whereof, 1 kits th* constitution ol 1895, of thr state of Total issue <.l bond, of the city of S.nfnrd, Flor­ Florida, did pass three joint resolutions pro­ hereunto sot my hand and si» * (•rnrral Fund ida, dated January I, Ik97, for the sum of posing Praciice In S lnlf nnd Ftilcrttl Court* flaed th* Great Real of the Mat* to the constitution ot Itrnl of Court lluuir 1 1,200.00 616.000.00, tearing inlrrest at the rat* of the ttateamendment, o f Florida, at Tollahas.ee, ikr of Florida, and the same were ^alarlre of offlrrii , 1,000.00 sig per rent per annum, will mature, and Capital, tV a th# tvrrnty-lfU agreed to by a vote of threo-fiftha Of all tbe Ifarncr-Woodrufl llldit Sanford Fin (’ommioiofu & frm ______ 7.220.00 tt herras, at the time of isauanre of aforeday of J u li, A. D. 1916. elected to each house; that toe ^urpliti for ( ‘oanty . 3,500.00 aaid bands, no adequate provision was made member* II. C L A Y C R A W F O R D . votes on .a id joint resolutions were entered netdrittaU, _ for th* naymrnt uf aaid bonded Indebted­ upon tbrir respective journals, with the Secretary ol Slats. ness at the date of maturity of said bonds yea* and nay* thereon, ahd they did deter­ 101-7 ues-IJlc . * 17.226.25 end mine and direct that th* said Joint resolu­ Whereat, the city of Sanford, at thla lime tions be submitted to the electors of the llnad and Hrldgr Fund Salary Hupt. fioad ( ‘amp. 6 900.00 baa no funds available tor the paym ent of ■tats a t 'th e general .lection in N ovem ber, \” lM»fll« 600.00 said bonds, and will be unable lo meet and 1916. 1,080.00 pay the principal of said Issue of bonds at i Guard* New, therefore, I. It. Clay Craw ford, SUITE 9,* COURT HOUSE •PHONE l « .atoif on road* . ------ ,____ _ l.sor.oo maturity, on to-w lt: January I, 1917, un- secretary of th* state of Florida, do hereby Feed f«r Stock 2,500.00 lea* tome adequate provision ia made there­ give notice that a Tr.nvlrt*' F’e*d ...... ............____ 1,500 00 for. and ' General Eiectlea Whereat, it it deemed sdvisahl* to issue T oo), and Repairs 1.000.00 ity In Florida on will b* held in eatb county |Shoes and Clothing for .C onvict*._ 750.00 bonds of the rity of Sanford, Florida, for Tuotday noat succeeding tb* first Monday liivcharg* M oney. _______ __ _______" 400.00 the purpose of paying, retiring and refund­ In N ov #__ _____ ____ ilridgr Tender. . 610.00 ing the 646.000.U0 rity of Sanford, Florida, Ji i l L ~~A ■' tuokuclPK -lu **.**-, m i n i ? its Estimated amount d u . C ity ol . ___ Herrnlh Day * f November Heinie Zimmerman. „ if for tb* ratification oi rejection of Lhe aaid It ordained by the mayor and city ■ tfi riftU s ml ia joint resolutions proposing amendments to People all through thia ■ectioh »f* ■ Ki|ut|imcnf nf* 7,500.00 council of th* city of Sanford, Florida: I— mm 4'iiienni„ rfij-tiff tb* Tonslltution of th* stale ol Florida, via; Incident * '* . . ____ ____ __ _____ 1.569.60 Section 1: That a bona laau* In th* sum buying LIV-VER-LAX because it ii » # " Mira limn; III* t-lmuotl n nmui>r caught of 646,000.00, for th* purpose of paying, 626.799.60 rotfrfng and refunding th* 64S,QOO.OO alt A Joint Resolution Proposing an Am end­ preparation of real merit, ■ltunvtti*' betwew-n to fht* further hasp, Cure Thera Without Cutting Them Out ment lo Seclton 9 of ,ArUcl* 9 of (ha ■bio remedy that acta naturally and ^ per rent city, of Sanford, Florida, b on d ., Fine and Forfeiture Stale Constitution, Relating to T aiation feetivciy, thoroughly cleansing the if which the hiirrhul Sinterim reached lu Feeding Prisoners _________ 6 I.500.QJ) maturing January I, 1917, bo, and th* asm* and Finance-* Salary of Prosecuting A ttorn ey__ “ 900.00 I* hereby authorised] provided, however, ■ u f e t j. * tie If Kowlvxj be Us laolalali.ee J -sk . and b o w e l§ ,4 t t a e oay hr tatarintp Jailor . ______ J___________ ____ __ 600.00 that b.fore aaid bon'd. sha|l b# lu u c d tha « l t * " a r T l o r i d i : none of the dangers [anger and bad after effect* r| Juror, end 'WtLnbaaita ..... — —A|19T.OO siwestton of Issuing'said 'bonds, aa well at T h ai (be following amend moot of Section of calomel. L1V-VER-LAX will get.jjj tb* amount to be issued and th* purpose LIV-1 9 of Artlcl* 9 of lb* constitution ot the staU, . . 6 H.497.00 for whica th* monoy i* to b* aapoodad shall relating to tmaallnn and finance, U hereby right, keep you right and mvo you <J«* be subm itted to the registered volant of th* rnmmivvionera liudg.L of Etpcnditurrs SUCCESSOR TO W. II. UNDERWOOD city ot Sanford, who own real .s t a le there­ -ugieed to and stall be submitted to tb* tor'abltlfl. Sold In 60c.and $1.00 l>ottki 7-Tuciv-(to Zack Wheat and Chief Meyera Obliged One »n<l twri horse Wagons Made to. at an elecliolt lo be held in auch m an­ elector* o f tt# i t *te for adoption or rejection under an abaolut« guarantee. Kv«7 ner, and after auqh nolle* oa la prescribed at th* nemL gentrai election b.realter; that bottle bears the Ilkenera of L. K. Grign? to Talk English—One la CaahullAn Ordinance Prohlblllng the ■ F at ng on ia to .a y , that Section 9 af Artlcl* 9 of th* in Sanford, on hand nt all times. by the ordinances ot tb* city ot Sanford, An? S lieel* Within the CD? uf Hanford co nttltutloD of (h . state be a m .n d id to For sale by W. 0 . ALDRIDGE, v la . Other Cherokee, An? tlrokrn G la.e, Natl*. Tatke, AVIie or Florida, and provldad further that u l 4 read as follows: PRACTICAL HORSESIIOER bonds ahall be Issued only upon tb* approval Other M b erlat Thai M a? Danisge I V . . . "Section 9. There .ball be exsmpt irom o f the majority -of said volar*, v otin g at taaatlon properly to tb* value ol. five hun­ Chief Mcyeni ami Zack Wheat, the 205-20> Oak Avc. Phone 244 log Vehicle,. ■uch election. dred dollar* to *v*r? widow that has a fam ­ lie It ordain* t by the mayot and ctly Section 2: That said boadt ahall be o f noKe rrd men with tho Brooklyn club, counrll of the city o f Sanford, Florida: the denomination of 11,000.09 each, bearing ily dependent on her for aupport, end to hmvo many good laughs at sundry fane Section 1, That no person, or persona, Interest at th* rate of live aad ono-half per every person who Is a bona fide rcvldentshall place or e* t e tw be placed on any rent, per annum, interoat payable earei-annually, of the state and. has loot a limb or boon who want to know tf they don't ''talk street within the corporate limit* of the city on tha first day* ot July and January of each disabled In war or by tniafortune." Indian'' t o i-ach other. "Wo have to of Sanford any broken gla a, nail*, sacks, year; said issue of bonds for the sum of 646,000 —it*, gravel, granite, rock ., brick bats or to mature thirty yoara alter th* d a t e .o f A Joint Itoaolut.on proposing nn amend* talk plain Knglliih. Wheat and I," raent to Sections 2, I, I end 4___________ of Article V II pebble, or any other material that may Issuance thereof; said Issue of bonds to 'ho of the constitution of th* stata of Florida, MY SPECIALTIES: chirped Moyer*, "for the very good damage in any way any passing person or tinted July I, 1916, and to m aluio. July 1, 446. relating to census and apportionment. vehicle, or which may injure or damage the m a m that I could never umlorotand II* It resolved by th* legislature of tb* tire* of any automobile. 8 e ctlo n 3 : That th* Mayor of th* c ity of u word of Zack's aboriginal speech, 2. That any p*r«on roqvlcted Sanlord. Florida, bo, aad ho is hereby In ­ elate of Florida: PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA .Nollrr nf Appllralloa for Taa Herd Under of Section That lh* following amendment* to ths the violation uf any of the provision* of structed. authorised and empowered to call hor could he undentand anything I Srrtlvn 8 of t heplrr 4989, l aw . of Flor­ n election to determine th* question of th* cofislitution ot the state of Florida be. and GORHAM’ S STERLING SILVER th* foregoing section shall -upon conviction ida •uanre of tald bonds, provided for In the lh* ism s or* hcroby agreed to, end the might aay In my own language. An •Nolico is hereby given (hat Chester Ken- thereof be fined not more than 130.00, n o / preceding w efisvr, and to elect threw per­ tame ahall be submitted to the elector* of near a* 1 can rnako out, Zack'fl tribal niaon, put chaser <>f Taa C «r tfleate No. 94o, imprisoned ntoce than thirty days. sona to serve, w ithout compensation, aa a the atat* nt the general elect ton In 1916, for ROGERS' PLATER WARE Section 3. This ordinance shall become, hoard of Load trust**.; laid election to be ratification pr rejection! ■pooch and mine differ about on wide­ dated the 6lh day ol November, A. D. 1895 effective immediately upon pat.age and ap­ held in etrlrt conform ity with th* ordinance* bo* filed .aid •rrltfirat* in my office, and Section 2 of Artlcl# VII ia hereby am end­ ELGIN \ND WALTHAM WATCHWj ly i s French and" Russian. It h„ mjlJr „ ipt i,* ,iy , |or taa [UHsinn. iI havo navo u t s i d u d lo tsau* proval by the mayor. of th* city of Hanford, relating to bond ed so at to read as follows; Patted 21st day ot August, 1916. elections. , on Zack In onn way, though; I speak i »» ■teordance wiiF Uv. S ta eeftiflcat# • "T h # ' legislature*•that ahtii convent in - C . lb D lN tlB S . Section 4: That this ordinance ahall b e ­ th* year 1919 -nnd therofftier ahall consist President pi o t.m - of t i e ClYy throo Inn gun rcs, English, Rpanlsh and 1‘JuZtSS* »n ^/mim>VnCcoun’ V.‘ MorSaf*!^ of on* member ol th* oonnt* from each com e effective im mediately upon ita pa»Counrll o f Sanford. Florida. the Coahullla tongue, while Zaek wit; South R acre* of K b of N W 1! of aag* and .its approval by tb* m ayor or county in th* atat*, and of on* member of S E 'i . Sec. 3. Tp. S t. S. It. 29 E. 8 acre*. 1, Jam * C. Roberta, city clerk of lbs upon becoming an ordinance without hi* tbe abuse of representative* from each ■peaks only two—English and Chero­ The said land being .aaaeued at date city of Sanford, Florida, d o heieby re /llfy appiosal. county in tho (Into for every ten thousand kee." of the issuance of such certificate in the that the abav. and foiegoin g ordinance wav ... Passed this 21st day of August. 1916. o t population, therein, or tha major traction name of Unknown. Unless .aid certificate duly pa»*ed by ths d t p council of Sanford, * ' C , It. D tN O E K , tharoof wh.rv there may be a m ajor fraction (h(R be redeemed according to law taa Florida in rogt-lar leadon. on this tb* 21*. President Pro Tam o f th* C ity left over after dividing tho whole number deed will tavue-thereon on the 14th day uf day of August. 1916, . Council of Sanford, Florida; of population ol ths county by th* num ­ October. A, D 1916. (seal) JAH. C. RO B E R TS. I, James C. Roberts, city dark of th* city ber ten t.iouian J; Provided, that each Wit nr, * my official signature and seal City Clerk of Sanlnrd Florida. of Hanford, Florida, do hereby certify that County shall h«v* at least on* reprreentatha I2tl> day qf September, A. I>. 1916, Th* above end foregoing ordinance by m . lb * above .and foregoing ordinance waa live and that no county ahall havo mor* Manager Stations Himself at Proper this _***»U. _________ tL A. liUUULARX,------ ■— t k t « -d a t n in f»o vr d . duly passed by the city council of flanfnrd. than three representatives In th* hout* o l *CIerV Circuit ('n u ll Sem nol* Co., Fla. Plac* for Use of Good Judgment Witness my hand on this tbe 21*1 day of Florida In regular sooelon, on this th* 21at r*pr***atalivas. Tbe member* of th* houi* liy V. 51. McDaniel. D. C. day ol A a fu sl. 1916. August, 1916. , of representative* shall be el*M*d for a . . . . * and Intelligence. 7-Tu*e-5tc J. D . D A V ISO N , ' wIlneM my hand, and lb# seal of the c ity t*rm of tw o year* and tna th*reb«r* of the klayot of tha C ity of Sanford, of Hanford on thia the 21st day ot August, Hnnte shall bo elecied ior a terra o| four tice * f .^Application fer T a a D e e d U n d e r 1916. i-TwwIic year*, oacvpt as hereinafter provided. Tb# Leo Fohl Is spending'a lot of time N oSe c tio n S o f C b a p le ) 46 SS, L e w . * f F le r (seal) JAH. C. R O B E R T S . election for members for each branch shall Ida on the coaching lino at third base, City Clerk of Sanlard, Florida. bo at th* aim * time and pieces. The terra An Ordinance Presiding fer the W etting Notlr* U hereby given that M. E. Dooley,, Th* above and foregoing ardlnanro by m# of offle* Of senator* elected In l f i g a|,all nf Hlrired and Rnads by C Crrllaa uf B e e la, a ad R uad r r l l a a Pernoai P r ru u n n Which la the place for tho uso of Judg­ purchaser of T a t Certificate r a. 1301, fbla day approved. • ipire on th* first Monday in April, 1919 U siding Wilkin lb* U ly U m ll* o f Baa ment and Intelligence In tho coaching dated the 3rd d »> of JUne, A. D. 1012, ha* Wltne** my hand on thl* th* 21*t d a y The t#f ?q hf offico of nonntor* elected In for t l. F lu r ld a Bird said certificate In my ffiew, and has of August, 1916. 1918 from tho following counties, to-w lt: o f a team. That le the point whero mad* applies'ion for -taa deed lo lu u e, in II* it ordained by tb* mayor and d l ? J.-D . D AVISO N . Esc*m ils, G sd -lcn . Jackson, U-on, Mndlth* base runners must bo guided as to accordance with lawt Sdld eertlflcat* em ­ coun iil of Sanford. Florida: Mayor o r th o City ot Hanford. aon. Lrslayetto, Taylor, Columbia, Nassau. brace. the following described property 6 h IIs * 1. • That every able bodied male 3-Tu*o-6tc Duval, Marlon, 8umt*r, J*1*rson, U . tho location of tho hall, which they *1 usted in Seminole- county, Florida, to- prr.on over the ago ol eighteen year*, and Moaroo. Putnam, Volusia, ll*m lltoa. Alach­ cannot aee. and for -tHs reakon Fohl win BW U of HE H. Sec. 10. Tp. 20 S. R. under tbe age of fifty yeara. who haa !>**■ t » lh* Count? Jadge a Court, Count? • ( ua. Broward. Liberty, Hernando, Pinellas, 32 E. 40 acr*^ a r* Merit ol the city o l Hanford. Florida, Howluele, Htale a f Florida Brovard, Palm Roach, sad tn v y ? anall seldom coaches nnywhero but at Ti e *aid land being aaeroted at th* date for a period of thirty daye ahall be nubiecl In th* matter of the Sal* ol th* Property p..r* Brrt Monday In April, 19gl: and llald* to work oa lb * streets, road, and ot AlUaoa K. Palmer, a Miner. „ third. >f th* .iuuanc* of such eertlflcat# to the > •U ,'M In ths Velr " Nolle* la horeby given that it la til* In­ J im Ibtir U rm of l0offle# name of..Unknown. Uqlao* said eertlflcat* alley. In aaid city, as hereinafter provided, th ill #ip|r# on the Sertioa 2. That every qrete person, h i tention of -4n# undersigned Mattie B. Carr Aral. Monday in April. t923. a U member* shall be .redeemed according . to law la* described in Section 1 ol this ordlnaoce (form e;Iy M *tti« II. Palmar) as guardian of Fans Not Serioui. deed will Is u* (hereon on Ibis 14th day of ol .4ho bouse of r*pr***nt*tlve* elected Bl •hall be aubject and liable to work on th* the estate nf Allison E, Palmer, n minor, ta th* gcncrsl olo-tien in. 1916, their term o l A, D. 1916. While tho WuaMngton ucrlbci have October. Wltne*. my official, signature and seal street* and roadt of th* city ol Sanford make application lo tb* C ou ttv Judge of °.mr* •,h» » **Plr» on lh# first Monday to visions.of a jionnant llils season, tho this th* 12lh day o f Sept*niter, A. D. lor not. mor* than ala days (a each year; Seminole eoualy, Florida, at hi* office in April, 19*1, aad IhareaRer th* term of o f. provided, however, ■(bat any person sub- tho court bou-e nl Hanford. In said county fle* of alt member* of lh# hauso of r*nrw. All Work Receives My Ptf*0*1 Mfaiia" gro not In' leg l .o'Nutloiinla so IMC. |.it to rood and . root duty may perform on Wednesday, Iff* SOtk day of K cptsm b*. (seal) E. A. DOUGLASS. tentative* *hafl commence on tbo first auch s .r v ic . by on able bodied suMlitut-* A. D. 1916, far authority In n il an undi- Tuesday after lb s first Monday in A Dr II ■•riousli. Tit rowd of the Clerk Circuit Court-Serrlnol* Co., Fla. Attention And Beat Effort* over the ago of eighteen years, or in lieu v ld .d one-eighth interval, which fa tho in- n .s t su er,,d in e t h .,l e c t io n . At the gen! Uy V. M. McDaniel. D. C . •o: lea wlUt U.h^t'io r t u’at'.y was 1.7C3, thereof -may pay th* city of Sanford tho teroet of the aaid minor in and to tho foi- eroL eiectlea I* .1920 and th*r*sft*r, nIL 0 p » m R « CH f H a l l, . 7-Tuee-ltc fe la p h o -ie N i 1 O Aa OtSlmaac. O i u l l i i *a U the Uollqd Slate* at A meric* •* lr r# y # «h la Utaaaa or Kaaaai.at. far the Bight le Uoastraci. Malatela It.a * D r a w e* Certel* Streete |* the Ctly af S s s f-r d . Florida ; . ■ Be It ordained by thr»^£a*yor cltjr couniil at Saorerd, Flerids: M ellon |. That the. Usited State, o f A merle, be. , and It U H.raby grentadi Ik lrr.vor.blr> l i c i t . . . caw m eot and right la perpetuity to, construct. maintain and #*r lu .lv .ly n o an eight Inch privet# m wvr, romm.nrlng at a point on pn lm .tto avenue, onpo.Ha tbe Government property, and run­ ning north on Pslm eito avepu*, appro lira aUly 1*0 f*»t: th rn r. ta il along CommoreUt • tre t appr< airaately 225 fee*- and at Mid laal Ho me d point, to connect •aid sewer lln . to the Hly o p p o .lt. e n te r o f al>»y tunning fc io l INCIDENTS OF "BONE” Queer Things Done by Heinie Zimmerman of Cubs. ....... I - BUSINESS CARDS D R . P. E. W A T T S f Dr. H. H. McCaslin DR. C. G. BUTT Wilson & Houshojder E lto n J . M o u g h to n ARCHITECT E ..GEO. A . DECOTTES.. K I ( SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER SANFORD, - . FLORIDA Dr. J. A . TROVILLION iBP R r i f t l I 9 T — . |'i In CANCER, GOITRE and TUMORS ORLANDO, FANS MAKE .INDIANS LAUGH - A FINE REMEDY FOR BILIOUSNESS AND 1*1 FLORIDA SANFORD-WAGON WORKS H E N R Y M cLAU LlN Try a Herald Want Ad JEWELER LEGAL AOVtR USING E M a x w e ll’s LEE FOHL COACHES AT THIRD Magazines Periodical^ Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s 1041st. St. Phone 182 C. H. DIN GEE Plumbing and Gas F itting| it, i U �___ ^Y’ L.»CJ l 4 *=<*■* ■= gf^ltinbtf H i U W I &?jy Practical J(ome DressAaKinq Jgssoris ' . Prepared !>- Child’s Dress of Batiste Flouncing Specially for This NewBpaper By Pictorial Review Well-Cut and Modish. ^Vit 6950' roipondiutt j.iMinUiutt small 44o " i*rforations and ........... .......... nu prt-aa lifi'M. Lluso the scam........ underneath plait* in front; finish e<lges above for dosing. Adjust pocket laj> tu posi­ tion on front, Row front ami back ? " “ *• ,to! nPPpr '■dges of front nnd back, bring front edge of yoke' to center-front and close underarm and shoulder scants. Next adjust the elicmlsetlo to posi­ tion underneath yoke, matching large . ° ! j * r£0rn,ion"- Witch neck edges together from shoulder scam to center back. Tho collar may havo the edged picoted. Now, turn under slashed edge of •leevo on slot perforations, lap to small “ o ’ * perforations, notches even nnd finish with buttons if desired; cJoso seam Underneath. Close remain­ ing seain ns notched. If desired with cuff, cut off lower part of sleeve along small " o " perforations; line cuff and ",t’cvo ••ringing single large ‘O perforation to corresponding perforation In sleeve; nnd bring small ‘ ‘ o'* perforation In cuff to seam of alcove. Holl cuff over on large “ O " perforations. 8ow sleevd In armhole as notched, small 44o ” perforation at shoulder seam rasing in any fulness. Turn under upper edge of pocket section ( 0 ) on small “ o ’ ’ perfora­ tions and gather IV* inch from folded edge, (lather lower edgo between -• tWWTSUrtK*. GLW» 00 50 Illne ieri;« ;*lvcs an excellent aecount of It*' t in thU one pleee frock irimroc'l wl ’i box plalta and twin belt* of self -nntsriaL The chemisette it of gray cl tffon. Uerc is « ie of those rare frocks that may be worn for morning or afternoon. He ;n has given such an oxtsllent aeco ut of itmmlf as far as fsskiosalile ••i|uirementa are concerncd that one rccommenda it almost ueoBfcioual . Dark blue, combined with gray Is -loverly handled In this design, mad with a square yoke in bs'k and fr ut. Into the open neck is fitted a c emisette of gTey chiffon eat in oar •th a flaro collar. Both the front ni 1 back of the dress are laid in deep plalta and belted. For median ’size (% yards 44-tnch materlal are rcqi red, with % yard 86inch chiffon. The plalta tumid be laid ver rarefilly, for the rock la simple anl their effect suppli i much of its chic. In ■sling the 'esign, first form plaits la front on •mek, creasing on slot perforation v hen bring folded edge nearest cen bark to center, and bring rrmaii " folded odgea to cor- double “ T T ” perforations. Join the 2 sections as notched. Adjuat to posi­ tion on front and back {over the un­ der arm seam) between indicating ■mAll 4' o ’ 1 perforations. Front of /ocket indicated by line o f Urge " O ’ perforations. Draw the gathers at up­ per edge of pocket to tho required For the last touch, adjuat the belt to poaltion with upper edge at ainglo smalt " o " perforation in bark nnd at undor-arm acam. (lose belts i> little to left of renter front and finish with n bnv^ and ends. IVlu’ii she goes visiting th«* little girl going on four or five or six Is more than likely to wear n dress of bntlstc or orgnndle. Summer or winter tin* removal of her coat discloses her finery In these thin mnterluls, sometimes hnnd embroidered, more often machine* embroidered, nnd Often finished off, In either case, with funey needlework stitches, in ttie summertime her frilled honnet Is much like her dress, nnd In* winter time it is apt to mntrh her coat. The little frock pictured above is of muchine-embroldervd batiste in n fine quality. Among the embroidered floune* lugs there tiro many patterns Mint seem tnnde especially for children's dresses. The flower designs ure dainty and the work fine. Such n pattern Is neede<l for the little dress shown here. Frills are set in the short sleeves nnd they are tnnde or the some flouncing iis Mint used in the skirt. The skirt Is set to n short hnhy wnlst. nnd what lit­ tle needlework there is. is done by hnnd. The finest nt organdie edgings nnd fiounctngs nre used for making those . 'tressv ponnejs with double frills ntwiil JUSTICE TO THEM the fucy, that have n permanent place III style for little children. l’he honnet shown tins n puffed crown nnd Is trimmed with n soft rosette of pink ribbon ut the left side Short sox and black strapped slip­ pers complete the visiting toilet of the III Me miss, in whieh stie looks much like an unlimited Roll. There Is nothing unusual or different about this pretty outfit. Every little girl may Have one llk.e It Every merchant eu'r ties the materials needed fur mnklng it ami all hearts warm to the dnintlly clad tittle ones in their frills nnd rtbtions. & Hand Whltansr. A splendid formula to use on tho hands after washing Is: Fifteen grains of powdered Dorax, fifteen grains of common table suit one-hall dram of spirits of ammonia, one. drum oil of orange, ty o ounce* of glycerin. tlx ounce* of nleohol. respected—for men past tho first flush of their early vigor to reallxo tho con­ ditions under which. If nt all, they aro --------- 1 • to como Into their own and aro to FletoriaT eview Costume No. 6950. Sixes, 1-1 to 20 years. Price, 20 cents, / m id d l e -a g e d m e n n e e d f e a r hold It henceforward. If, In o.ur Industries, wo nro to •NO LONGER FOR THEIR JOBS. moot successfully tho bitter competi­ tion Impending, not only must our ex­ ecutives utilize nil tho labor energy Noted Physician Says Big Business and skill at their disposal, but tho Has Learned Value of Mature mon of middle ago must do tholr ut* Judgment and Plodding Stead­ most to keop themselves at tholr bout. iness In Workers. IIow sl)all they do It? As a practical “ • . physician, I should advlso tho nvorago American Industry can no longer l mlddlo-aged man, for bis first salva­ dlsporiso with tho mlddle-agod work- tion, to rexuU'o rtrato; no must refrain Prtpared Specially for Thla NewBpaper old age, age. write** tho noted physician. from assuming useless bunions, bowDr. I. Mndlaon Taylor. Middle ago over templing tbay bay mny be. Ho must and ovon old ago need no longer dread limit bis expenditure llturo of energy to th e tho junk heap on which big business |work which bo haa In hand and limit , Top Coat for the School Boy previously proposed to scrap all but ! his appetites to tho gratification of tho most cnorgotic of tho population. ( those only which ahalj .coluflPO-hia. tuppliei a new and simple trimming .LlUlo jnora than a year has elapsed (working powers. note. A yoke and Jjlait*-in.-No*folk — nlncn Amorlcan business parlance be­ * Middle age. wisely conserved, noed stylo are provided, but may be omit­ gan to forgot Its phraao, "on old man |not dread comparison with youth's ted if desired. The coat closes at the of forty." Ltttlo more than a year strength weakened by youth's lavish* neck with a turn down collar. Tho fronte may be rolled back, however^ may elapse before it shall havo adopt­ j ness. to form rovers, - Melton cloth, chin­ ed tbo phraao, "tho young man of Oo into Gorman workshops—Into chilla or any o f tho mixed sultlngo fifty." Times aro changing, and mon any Industrial organization In Ger­ look well ddvelojied in this design. many—and you will havo visual dem­ with them. Medium sixo requires yards 54Every indication of current indus­ onstration of the fact that the mon inch material. ’ trial, econoinic and commercial condi­ moat treasured aro tho men of mid­ Thera arc no seams In the back, tions evidences tho imminent neces­ dle ago and. frequently, old age- These yoke or collar, these sections o f the sity on tho part of 100,000,000 compos­ mon usually ovlilonco a plodding stead­ attorn being laid on a lengthwiao ing tho population of tho continental iness which Implies leak Initiative old of material when cutting toT this United States, of Increasing enormous­ than Is to be found in Americans of particular reason. Opposite tha back, ly their productiva capacity and, nec­ corresponding years. But the lauded howevtff, the cuff,’ upper sleeve and essarily. tholr individual efficiency. and onvted ' Gorman efficiency bos belt aro placed on lengthwise threads. Tho lesson Is ono that has been In- proved their very steadiness, tholr tn* To the right In another row, from top to bottom, aro placed the strap, culcatod, In various forms of admoni­ defatlgableness, their assurod exportthe underaleeve and poekeL To the tion, throughout tho past yoar by alu- nesa to bo quallUaa more than com­ right of the edllitr the underfacing is denta o f the iwropeifi Vrar and of the pensating for the “ ginger" of mcro laid on a -lengthwiso thread of t!>o economic conflict whl$h must follow youth. ’ goods, although It Is very near tho Its conclusion. fold. Opposite tho underfacing la tha Little more than ten years have gone Knowledge la Power. front. ■lnco, throughout the range of "big It ie true that knowiedgo la power, I f the various sections of the ’pat­ business," the fiat went forth thstthie but how to uae thla power la another tern are laid . on tho material pre­ is the day o f the young mon. In many question, and moana the learning of cisely as shown in tha cutting guide, Instances employees of undoubted loy­ anolhor lesson. Tho Persians havo thero is no possibility of a mistake alty and complete proficiency were this significant and clever saying; "It being made. Nor will any material dismissod or denied advancement sole­ takes ten pounds o f common sense to be wasted. It must be remembered ly on the score of an age limit which, carry one pound of learning." * As that the quantity of. material allowed 6890 for tha eoat Is regulated by He uao too frequently, was set at a ludicrous­ eomthon sense la not so very common as directed In tho guide and If the after all. it will mean a ‘diligent use ly low appraisemenL lo i br Mt#d 'with rules are not followed carefully, a lo rfoik back for the bey about to enEven 40 years of live and fruit­ of the means to gather ten pounds to w school, If the mention of an u»- shortage may result. ful activity were auppoeed to be suffi­ carry the one pound o f learning, but it For boys whose figures demand ,ubjeet be pardoned. * It U cient to Incapacitate a man for the can be dona. How much better to do •Jyluh in Melton cloth, sarga or tho loose effects, the belt may be omitted. initiative demanded by oar "more It, than to loss tbs power of knowl­ There are also two styles of pockets, modern" business methods. ' Grievous edge, or waste, the learning so hard ■*— b belt, . " ... . , Inserted and patch. The for wrong was done Urge numbers of ma­ to gain. round An attractive now modal for a boy *• -whether running all the war ro« ture intelligences whose sobrfaty of •▼■reoat ia shown In the accompany* or QMa menly across tho back, Is * Consideration. Judgment more than compensated for c u t t in g c u id -----------the inappreciable abatement o f their "Too don't msntion the American eagle In'your s pooches as often as dynamic energy. The present Insistent demand for you used t o . " ______ _ workers of.all classes b*a, to a note­ ’ "WeTT," replied the statesman, "I worthy extent, awept aside the erro­ cherish a wholo lot of sentiment for neous verdict o f tha "big businasa" of that American eagle. And after see­ the past decade. The conditions of the ing what the donkey and the elephant immediate future make certain tho and tha moose have gone up against, utilisation la some form or other I want to do what I can to keep the of all of the mental and physical re­ old bird out of the mlx up."—Waatv sources of oar people, if their indus­ Ington Star. nun Iin. Patented April JO. 1907 I , ' 0lD or 3 * •NCttflMERlAL. W ITH H AP tries are to survive in the approach­ inverted aeon upon n numerous coats and Is often x illnitratlon.* There Is an Inverted ing* struggle between European and pen*er of the bask which successful. . TannehIM Goes -to Minora. American industries. The veteran Lee Tannchlll haa been ^Pictorial Review Overcoat NorfiSOO.felxer; 8 to l i years. .Price, 15. cents. Tot It remains, In the pitiless light, ggn of that brief tradition—existing long signed- to play third baso with lb» Mrs. Grace E. Williams fry Store enough to establish a precedent iUU South Bond Central league team. . ■,*• • ^ 1.V* <iAvi v-fvi 4*.. "** 3t ■: ■,■ ii; * - - -•■ *-•- -i i m -/- ^ * * -* - i . t KK JoasuPractical Tiome DressJtaKing* J&sons 1 PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD .HERALD DIAMOND 4 SANFORD LIDGES 4 You can't.expect those Washington Nationals to move very fnst without Shanks. * -1 a a — 1 — Harry Howell ni.d Garnett Bush, um­ pires, ure having trouble iu the North­ western league. • • • . Whittaker and Krepps, pitchers on the Tufts college team, will get try­ outs with the Athletics. , » • • Jack Dalton Is hack-In the game for San Francisco nnd the Seals now* ex* poet to climb to the top uguln. • • • Maynard, n pitcher who tins made a reputation with the Marshall col­ lege team, is now with Lexington. . . . Connie Mack has signed n seventeenyenr-Old schoolboy pitcher named Crisp, itefclm rids kid's n stmppy player. • • • Al Mumnux, Pittsburgh's young pitcher, stands firmly between the Pi­ rates nnd the deep, dark waters o f the Monougahela. • • _. . . . «Lee Tatinelilll, who played (bird base with Jones’ world champions In lOofi. is playing third for South Bend In thu Central league. Monroe Chapter No. 15; It. A. M. • .Meets every second nnd fourth Thura day in Mnsonir HnU over tho Imporia Theatre. Visiting companions woicoma J. F. Knrnatz O. J. Miller Sqc’y High Priest Hanford Lodge No 62, F. and A. M . CoTiihilinicnUon every (Dst and third Thursdays nt 7:30. visiting brethren welcome. S. G. Kennedy As a rule n ballplayer's popularity O. L Taylor Secretary » W. M fades with his hutting average. •NOTES’ - r nil note Chapter 2, Order Eastern Sla Meets every first and third Tuesday In each month. Everyone who has seen hi* Star in the Kant are cordially invited to visit this chapter. ' Alice E Robbins, See'y Phoenix Lodge No 5. K. o f P. Meets st-eond and fourth Tuesdays. Nisi ting knights always welcome. H. McLaulin O. J. Millar K. R. and S. C. C. Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 .1. O. O. P. Meets every Mondny at 7:30 p. m.; M. W. A. Hall, Pico Block. J. W. O. Singletary * J. J. Johnson, Secretary * N. G. Gate City.Camp No. 6. W. O. W Meets second nnd fourth Wednesday nights in each month. F. L. Miller J. F. Hootehan Clerk Council Commander B. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 Meet first and third Wednesday night at corner of First St. nnd Palmetto Avs. Cruse Barnes J. G. Hurley • Secretary , Exalted Ruler The Lake Breeze C'ountil No. 31 Junior Order Ilniled'Amerlran Mechanics Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. Kd Walsh attempted n comebnek M., in the City Hall. Visiting brothers for the Chicago White Hox In a game arc welcome. C. H. Smith, Rec. Sec. of tin* Washington series. He started well, hut that 'was nil. Cclrrjr City Aerie. No. 1853 ’. . . Meeting every Tuesday night at 8 I’ iro Building. The Cardinals have signed a rook o'clock Jas. C. Roberts, pitcher entitled "Mule" Watson, C. H. Wulxh Worthy President Secretary ‘Mule" Ih a promising, young pitcher, barling a slight tendency to balk. OJIS TRIBE NO: 61. 1. O. R. M. Meets every first nnd third Friday * Those (Hunts nre unythlng but devil* nights ut 7:30 in Masonic Temple. Visiting brothers welcome In their own homo town. They haven't John Stamper, , won enough games on the Polo grounds W. A. Ginn, C. of R. Sachem this season to save their franchise. . . . United Brotherhood of Carpenlere and Joiners o f America If big league teams were given trav­ Sanford laical Union No. 1751 meets eling arconiiqodntlons uncording to their standing, the Athletics would he first and third Thursday night at 7 o ’ clock in the M. W. A. Hall, Pico Blk. sent around ttie circuit hy parcel post. J. W. O. Singletary W. W. Van Ness . . . Sec.Treas. * President The Mnrkmeti do not seem to lie nlde to stand prosperity. After mak­ Heralds o f Liberty Meets nt Eagles' Hull first Mondny ing a pretty fair spurt a couple of weeks ago they have now subsided, nnd night in each month at 7;30. Wm. E. Householder. Commander do not Bcem to give anyone much of MUsBerthu Packard, Secretary a battle. y. * The Hanford Council K. of C. Snme Jones, the pitcher Corrigan got 1Mco't the 2nd Sunday 3 p. in., and tha from the Cleveland club ns pnrt o f flic 4th Sunday 8 q>’ m > eacb month, at K, price of Speaker, has not been doing of C. Hall. Oak Ave. T co. School, Grand Knight. much for Mp' Red Sox. Jones says C. L. Britt, Fin. Sec'y. lie Is being kept in shnpe for the world’s sprles next fall. * Modern Woodmen of America Meets 2,-4, Thursday evenings, 7:30, in M. W. A. Hall, Pico Building. C. E. McDonald C. D. Couch Consul . Clerk •- y Results Want Ads BROCK MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER - ■yf —1*- ARera A ? Z ♦ tions o f All Kinds oh Short Notice Join Otir Gentlemen’s Valet * Club. $2.00 Per Month. , SUITS $15.00 UPWARD L CALL AND SEE IE ON SANFORD AYE. _ ------ PHONE-174 t flinm zmnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiii { Stop Using Cheap, Unreliable Carbon Paper Don’t lake a chance with inferior carbon paper. It means faded, illegible copies, untidy files, waste of time and p oor work. Put a stop to this! Use TRADE Carbon • Lasting legibility— neatness — uniformity— and economy make MultiKopy the standard carbon paper. In black or blue, MultiKopy never fades. MultiKopy gives non-smudging, non-rubbing copies which often rival thh original in clearness and legibility, MultiKopy gives surprisingly long scrvtcd andJs unequalled for manifolding. W rite for FR EE Sim ple Sheet STAR BRAND Typewriter R lU w e ?uinntF*<i to firm 71000 Imnrrsjloni of letters $r or "« ” w 1lb out clotfsi ug sobs to show on Uio paper. Herald Printing Co. Sanford, *Florida — [luiutimtininitmimuniimiiiniiniiumiumniiimmmuiiiimiiuuiiiiniia * A •. �THESANFORDHERALD R, J. HOLLY, Editor W . M. HAYNES. PusiasM M anner H E HERALDPRINTING COMPANY ■OMtatmoN rates, in advancb. should not hive been allowed but It w is not an-attempt to stop Mitchell 14 every' rtan Is allowed free speech bare and all political mcctinp have police protection, but the police -in this instance were,lax in thelf duty and should have made the other man keep quiet until Mitchell hail fin­ ished. .. -• • **nlUry home surrounding* which ^nrreaso the sick rite. Possibly It will secure whit most city councils refuse to enforce by or­ dinance—-the careful screening of refuse from Htsry and other A FRIEND INDEED js a checking account with this progressive bank. You can rely upon it when all other sources fail. W e invite your account and assure you o f careful attention and service with courteous treatment, whether your account is large or small. And a reason it ts too. out it seems that it will take a thousand Come in and talk Oie matter over. : : '.* .* • • • • • years to impress it upon some of our merchants. * They »t*#m to think we are only after what they would pay us for advertising. and they don't believe it belongs, but unfortunately the#* results are carried to the unoffending i f f frAMT YOUR BUSittCSS neighbors. - • If the women of Florida can dis­ cover a method for abating these C. M. HAND nuissnees, for compelling offenders V ln -h w U H to cease their sinning, if they will arouse and make effective a public Only tnls week hundreds of cata­ logues from a Vlg mail order nouse sentiment for better municipsl sani­ in Chicago .have been flooding Co­ tation in Florida, they will accom­ lumbia county, and these catalogues plish more for the lasting good of are "thick as hops" in Lake City; the state thsn the votes of their and as a result, gooas will soon be­ fathers and brothers and husbands McGrnw strives eternally to drill his sat still and white In hla chair by tha gin to come in by mail, express and have been able to bring about up to table. I.aura had bis wrist'In a sec­ baseball know bilge Into the brains of Report of the Condition of the Seminole this time. And it has been general­ freight that ought to be-bought here. ly observed that the women's clubs ond. "No, not dead!" She apoke hur­ bis players. The thing he moat abhors County Rank at Sanford, ia the Slate Hundreds of other catalogues are in Florida usually finish what the riedly. "Run over, pleaae. and get my Is'u "bonehead" piny. It Is for such of Fla., at the Close o f Business, bag. It's In the lower hall by the The Sanford Roard of Trade is the here, besides the ones alluded to; start. Sepl. 12th, 1916 dock ." biggest thing in Sanford and they and the people are actually culti­ In three minutes Frank was back, »re working while you sleep. If vating the "ordering " habit. RESO URCES with tho entire family at hie heel*. * And the catalogue trade' 'will there ia a citizen left who does not R a a l E W a ts _____ 1___________ i "We'd better carry him upetal re," CoIUtwal Security Other thaa ’ 'belong” let him come up and en­ steadily increase and home trade in suggested Mr. Patterson. illsteadily decrease— 1 many lines w i roll his name. "No. don’t touch him." said the until local dealers awaken to the sit­ nurse. In a quiet, firm voice Frank scarcely knew. "I want a glass of wa­ Reports from the north all state uation and stop it. By LOUI6E OLIVER. ter," she added. Quietly and quickly that the Jsrgest influx of visitors to There are several ways to stop jt sho opened the bag. got a little black Florida in the history of the state —or several things that must all be box and dissolved some tablets. Then will start this way, beginning next done—and the most important thing It waa Sunday tftornlng and out In sho rolled back the old man's sleeve month. We should * be ready ' for is newspaper advertising. tho lawn awing under tbo pink -mod end went to work. "Hie heart!" she thfim and add more people to our Some dealers will say they don't wblfo blossom-covered trees. Mr. Cal­ explained. "This Is strychnia!" citizenship. .Sanford needs new vin^ Wickham and hla grandson were Her hand went again to hts pulso advertise in the papers. Total money. Vending the morning papers. and stayed there. "Now please let And the mail order houses will Tho wide lawn stretched over to us get him to the couch—very easy, The Sanford Herald gave up its continue to get business that ought a low lrpn fence, and there began an­ now." LIABILITIES Capital Stork I’alri la_____________ And so old Mr. AViekham got well. entire front page last week to an to come to them. And they will other wide spreading I'.wn and then Surplus Fund __ ____________________ a house On the porch *bf this houso Laura didn't take tho eleven o'clock I 'i d m M Profit* (L a s C ip a a a sad advertisement That is going some, still wonder why it is thus.. a woman in white appeared, and with T a n s Paid)________________________ train, but stayed to nurse him. and Geew hillikens' Lake C ity Index. but the end justified the means as IVivWlmils Unpaid________________ head thrown back to take in the fresh during her twp weeks' stay tho old ladiridual IVpoau Subixt it was to raise money to build a mod­ morning sir, she started to promenade man would scarcely let her out of hla to <'bxk— .___________ l5T.06S.Iti ern hotel, something that the Celery Draand OrU&caUa of Or­ the gravel walk. l Tp and down she p h a n ____________ 5.5)0.11 City is much in need of, Kaiford went, until Mr. Wickham looked up T U u ( 'r r u A e a t i* o l drpoait One day he called Frank In. "Son," UsrtiAsd Chocks_______ Tribune. with Irritation. ‘ be said. "If you want to do me a fa­ C a s h is r 's C h e c k * O u U ta a d 329.69 "LooV at that trained nurse oVer at vor in my old age. try to persuade OCTOBER IS THE MONTH 15.59 D or to Inrorporatrd Banks Patterson's! Why can't abe alt down Laura Taylor to marry you. She'a 61.515-59 Savines IWporita____ _____ ' TO GET BUSY Total Depot h* _ ......... TT6.9NS6* and be quiet?" the finest, smartest woman in the - i.ooaoo Honda A rymmi 'Tho younger man. also keenly allvo world." 59.' 60 6) th>od advice, grandad, out n little to* tho presence next door, bfit with different emotions, looked up casu­ late." laughed Frank. "She's already Manager Hugh Jennings. al]) Who* Oh. Miss Taylor* Why!- promised me that very tning!” Sut* 0/ Fiend*. ( County c l SrcniAot# I **: 1 suppose she's out for exercise. She's tCcp)right, by th* McClure Ncsssaptr Hull he chides his Giants, not for the I. A . K- Kry, Cashier ol the * b o »-a a ia «d BvndUitta.) • * kept shut up pretty close l suppose. Bank, do sdleauily r a w that the shove aLstefneot sort of errors Hint gi» Into the box m true la the b o x of aty L n o * M (* sad fceheh -Site looking girl!" A R . KEY scores. If Ills team should piny ortho­ Correct attest. N : II. Canter C srer Nice tooting! Perfect doll baby' dox baseball, ar,d yet lose the entire Jar C smerest I've no time for your so-called profes­ l.'f guinea of n schedule, he would not John Me--eh Sanford grower* have increased Dtre e lo n sional nurses, always dolled up In whimper. Itut If n single game Is lost S u lle n bed snd (atari ta before me t k b Z Jri ^ whlUs d r, . „ e9 atld their celery acreage .‘10 per .cent designating m e «,x w ork.m g uays, whlu, ^ day o f Sept. 1916 Castigations Given Players Are through mental inability to grasp it San lord people know on which side, 'rom Monday. October i* to Sjtur- aprons and thing!. It's only a pose. situation, lie rttfes. He cannot stand Like Father's Reproofs. their bread t» buttered Apala-hi- d;tv the 14 th, u.« the lime for all Hilw could anyone do any real work that.—Popular Magazine. * Mr nofitk'ica rapiira Florida cities to get busy, to gather' In a get-up like that-?" eola News. up the *tra.« tin can* and trash and “They do 1 It. Just tho $amo,*' de­ Sure, find the flutter is coming lude them or better yet. to destroy dared Frank stoutly, Nothing They Resent So Much •YOH.CAN HAVK from the cash buyers of our product* them ’ They pick out tho part they want Newspaper Criticism of Boys Play therefore we intend to foiter that beautiful hair if you keep the scalp rlean The ewu.-uen at fir*! proposed to to do all right, tako temperatures, dab ing for Thefn— Will Not butter' >1 :r.t and healthy. Neglect results in baldness. invoke tb* aid of \h* «» 3t~ authori- >m wUh a,coho1 ou» ot n b o " 1? » nd Tolerate Interference. We recommend ,. . , , . keep a chart, while the family hustles t..-v to vet ava.de a week for general (Q do , he olh„ r whenever , Despite the pressure from all^side* McOrnw. manager of the New Tork houv cleaning all over I f con,. lho old.fMhJoned kind wllh h„ this paper re|u*e» to take* side* in National league baseball dub, Is vofy monwealth, but it was decided that* the Catts- Krfo-. t controversy and strict with hlit players, but they, till tt was the business of each munici­ will support only ;h.e Democratic' swepr by him, for they know that ho Is pality to take care of it* own wash­ nominee whoever he may be. Tfn* "on the level" villi the/u. The smuo ing: and .»o the mayor of every city thing Is true of MeCrnw's old side fight u nauseating to real Detuo-. Mskea a (ftie-Ton Truck When At HAIR TONIC that ho* a mayor has been asked to partner. Ilughte Jennings. They may (ached lo a Ford Chassis erats and the issue*now U not Dem­ start the proposition in its own bail­ j "call" their players unmercifully, lu for keeping tho scalp' TTealthy and pro­ ocracy but religion The sooner the iwick and leave it to the Governor: ! the bent of a diamond battle fur some moting hair growth. Sold only by us, 60c part gets down to, real i»*ue* - the to 'proclaim a day for general thanks­ t bad mistake, but such castigations are and t,Uiq better for all concerned. Our state ’ .Latlutzla T f i i n i l a i f k ‘ - - ‘ - f f giving when the cleaning is .done. ia rapidly becoming the 'laughing I oearonn HI w ill. Let someone else offer .-.A M i*flr«itTMWAs»fV-6Wl-« Just thiqk ot the pooaibilitica of a del­ A A y u . ^ • y n w .^ % (R r a v . * .- l « A .Y e .^ T !r J ^ you know her name, do you? crilldsm, and th«*se two tnunagera will only heartily favors the plan and ivery truck with the dependability, fight bock Just like a parent would urges that every city shall set aside simplicity and low maintenance cost wprv his sons a It nek til. this particular week for this parric-! of a Ford and the strength and earn­ TheiVIs nothing they resent so deep­ alar work, but it also seriously en-^ ing capacity of a high standard onely as newspaper criticism of their pinyVETERINARIAN « ton truck! apt) at practically One*Half j.dorses the intention of the woman's >-'*rd ..They. n**uwte--1>mt-they can conr \ ’_uh« ijirmighivm Florid*--w* m ake-aL I duct their ovyn baseball households ------OFFICE-----* the Coat! It solves the delivery •prob­ |clean up week not an annual, but * without outside interference, and an HAND BROS. ST a BLES g lem for the great mass of retail and -ank they nro the parties responsible for the em i annual institution, fixing such wholesale merchants, contractors, etc. arid showing o f the teams, they propose to .a ^period for "brushing up” every Bring ,1b your lame sad si«k 0 in fact all butineaa men who want ;ht.' j do IL horses and mules. Have them ® , spring and Every autumn. treated. Have their teeth exaraia- 0 quick delivery at the lowest econ­ rbox 1 Roth are very hotheaded, and for this In the days, and years t h it are ........................ ed, sharp corners dressed down, 0 omical cost. . . . t I reason their srats on the bench are gone, individual cities and' towns in projections cat off sad decayed g you i«dnted end shiny—the former comllmolar*. exUarted. Florida have had occasional spasms * to tIon due to dlscretlim on the part of 1of cleanliness, which have had splen- 100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 two the players, and the latter to nervous did advertising valhe at leas*. But hitching about. Incited by the mnnagsuch etjorfs have been spasmodic 61 with'f «*riaf -Tlew o f various play*. If some a * 9M t * f lfc« C * a 41U * a a t and. with fkw exception* throe have 1unlucky wight out on the diamond DISTRIBUTOR Keseatlfig .the dtubbtr.g giver, the it o f . happens to err, a colleag^p roosting The Peoples Bank, at Sanford not been- permanently recurring. Tampa boy* by tKe Sanford b**e that,- ctnse to the manager Is Jikgty.to be ths ■t la the Slate of Florida, at the Close FLORIDA Now that the women by organized SANFORD. bait aggregation, we hereby chal­ or Basiaeoa. Sept. 12.1916 e:Jurt have ymdertaken to spread the lenge Bob Hotly.,, the tM d . headed practice, there i< little doubt that it B *> *sr« *a - D o ll a r s Loan* ca Heal Batata------------ ------ 59 S56.1; dditor of (he Sanford Herald to fight become permanent, regular, et- m k t r ib o R n! D m * __ I 1 .I7 U * a ten round bout in I’ Sant Field it and of — »-— i tl'te >0 t heAll M ktr L u u * * 4 D i t n u i i .... rr^tSLSS O v * r ilr * f[(___ ____ __ ______ 250.61 state More than this, it will make C « K , 1 *o4 U u k t p i l Be*4* ' 15W.II __ da 'am ong the first, if not the c.rco.oe D td iif Furttuiri *s4 first state in the Union, to haye all (W H ITE) O t iff K m I F . i u i * _ - >.-____ ita cities swept and garnished regtiH i r o a*4 (U m Rwi i n fiJ L t._ iafly and often. • .I t i « l u i i r » r > M B u t e ____ I have opened a Barber Shop on C W cS i *s4 L i O x t r a tmr CWar A light was burning in the Wickham But dean tip week means more Palmetto St. next to the Fire Station than a popular effort to remove trash house. "Grandad hasn't rone to bed I here been lT y**r» In (be busines* from the *treeu and alley*. . For. yet!" remarked_FTaith__ rThaxa uaand'do first dam work. 1 would ap­ TITer . alf. I0009 dirt that I J 'carried uauaL^ preciate your trade. All Work Guar­ “I moat watch the time." finally an­ and scattered b y * every wind that anteed. a nounced hla companion. "My train blowrs. however disagreeable it may­ roes at eleven and I have to change j be. is not the serious menace to Hair Cut - 25c Siei jurat When Cyclone Mite hell attempted health that is to be toqnd in every my dress. By the way. do you know ; i anything about the trains on the E. D. to apeak in Sanford a few nights ago city, wbetheh in Florida or in other Shave - 15c and L. road? t have to change ears ; Catts' followers endeavored to pre­ states. It is' the things that don't at Roxton and tBe Pattersons have vent him by. hammering on tin tin.*. show, the things you have to hunt lost their schedule." Children 15 ahd 20c That will not help the eputation, of for. that do the real harm. And in "I have one at the house." returned ! Tonic - 10c Sanford. The tuwn should, not be the thorough cleaning that the Friutk. "It will Just taka me an ta -; judged by the action of these hood­ |women wilt probably insist on week slant to get it. Suppose you walk over M assage 25c Manager John McGraw. , •t lum?. but to a certain extent it will. 1sfter next will be the .filling up Ir wtth m e !" , "All right ' I won’t go In. though. I recipient o f a spontaneous and un­ State *6 rUriO*. Cew aty at b a i i a b . ta.: Shampoo 25c - —Lakeland Telegram. d raj ninj^o *hft_ .bfBtd-. I* R* krrolsM «f the, ibet, > thinking broadside for enmeshing dot • • ■ • t Baak 4 * •- t«mn: jr ■ » „ d u m e ----Don't know -»fcrie you’ "gel 'Otar mg places for-mosquitoes, the mend­ can'Wait on the veranda." Singe •- * • 25c And so ,they turned their stepe ia |bis fault, simply became the mana­ a b e t v ( U U a a i l t* t r e e t e ( I * U t o ( a y report about 'the meeting. While ing of broken sewers that d on 't do that direction. Frank)went into the ger's mind moat be freed. The actual b a e*t*4 ce aa4 t r ia l. , H. H. STEVES S. P rt*4«it hlixchell.was riosing'hi* remarks' an­ their duty, the screening of hereto^ library, and In an Instant returned In I _ ,___ _ , C e tre e t — A t t e s t : other than started talking about (ore unscreened earth closets which a panic. "Grandfather!" he cried. "1 : dfriMlcr generally raeupe*C'hecaus* so BebHTtkt4 aa4 ,« e r a te < H. It Steraewi many things happen before hegets national issues and drew part of the breed dies and death. It will mean think-he's dead! Come quick'" 1*-». 8. Paldim Noefc to the bench that hla slip ta for­ drowd away from MitehelL This tke removal or the repairing o t u cJ- * - D rosDiraetote. And *0 they flew to t^e old man, who [ gotten. Rttary ra.Ut ■ PEOPLES BANK OF S A N F O R D TWO STRICT MANAGERS A Ford Car and will Form-A-Trock D Solves The D tE n q Ji# °i DR. A . DOLAN rn \ �'P" f 24, 1^11 promotion day at the Baptist Sun­ • Brevard county farmers who have day school, st which time the pupils been Interested in other branches o f IN AND ABOUT CITY will get regular pronrntjon^ards, and agriculture are taking a great deal -----------i those that graduate from 'one de­ (Continued from Pago 3) of interest in corn. Last year there j Utile lUpjwnlngB^-McnUon ! partment So another will get regular placed the shower presents and after­ were on,y eight actes in the county. diplomas a apecfnl pVogram is nrof Matter*. In Brief— ward “ drawn up" in u bucket by the This year there are about 550. While r*mKCT Bnd ** hop<?(1 that there guest oj honor. Tho packages were that acreage is small It shows the V Personal Items of Vill bo an unusually largo attend­ opened at the dining room table, tendency toward greater corn pro­ Interest ance. Kattnlino os- „ ,, revealing a dainty assortment of duction in a county which has been G .;“ * 5f " " « * " » » *r " . * <>• pretty gift. ,h . written > l v k e growing a great deal of truck. The ' gsmmsry o f the Floating Small .. ’ i/ H -ltc to the bride,” advice solemn, sage yield reported foe this year is from Talka Succinctly Arranged for Mr. a nil Mrs. R. 11. Brosslere and nnd ridiculous 'that rreuted much 12GJ to 40 bushels. An Increase of Hurried Herald Readera Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dickson of o r. merriment w as' read. At twelve 15 per cent is reported in some coun­ 106 East First Street Sanford, Florida aq o were in . the city Saturday ° clock a salad coarse witji acces- ties cv'etf where storms damaged the flllU M » — x The mnny friends of G. W. Spcn- spcniling the day^ with friends am|, Tories was served. Invited to meet crop. relatives. 1 la* Herald acknowledges Miss Purdon were Misses Annie Lee « r « r e glad to see him out again . Charlotte - — RKGr.S 1'KHf ifflffttJTK ^ter a siege with p bad nummor cold the visit of Mr. and Mrs. Brosslere and Lettie Caldwell,. with pUftsure as Mr. Brossli'rt»*W the Hand. Muriel Harrold, Mell WhitDemocrats who voted in the June other domino-dad figures woro scat­ kissing him full on tlio mouth and which settled on hisjRQga and gave livo wire business manager ol the ner, Alice Whitner, Annie Whitner, primary should hear in mind the tered, giving n needed touch of black springing from tho door tho Instant tho him considerable trouble. to tho kaleidoscopic whirl cf color. driver opened It. Reporter-Star. • •* * Adelaide Higgins,' Lucca Chappell, fart that registration In the prim Gasoline 28c per gallon at U. £ O Quito forgetting his promise, ho U hc Juba Self Rising Flour for Nellie Elder, Margaret Davis, Clar­ mnry thinks does not qualify for Some energetic domlno-clad tnan un­ Carafe. 11-1tc dertook to gather all tho dominoes sprang after her, but took In his sur­ delicious hot Biscuits—A t, all Kto- issa Starling, Lilian Higgins, Elean­ participation In the November elec together and lino thorn up In mock roundings with a dumfounded glance. V yr. and Mrs. J. D. Hood .have cers. or Roberts and Mrs.. Zcb U atliiLi-lioa,. whether hl» party'affiliation' be 6-tf protest at iamo of tho gayetlcs going About six strides took him the distance inived in the city after spending M u niipi.^wpiynwynt^iL^ni. Democratic or otherwise, must be An employee of the Sanford Light on aboqt thorn. Dorothy was drawn that Dorothy hod covered In sixty rap­ the summer at their place in Gcorbourn, Mrs. Chas. Meriwether. * properly registered In the general Into his group, and sho gayly, though id stops, and ho overtook her Just aa pa. Mr. H ood 'w ill get busy at £ Fuel Co., named Norman was registration bookwr * silently, trlifl ‘to'lnduco a tall,'broad sho reached tho marble-lined vestibule overcome by gas in one of the mains once on his line celery farm. For Mits Ttrheun yesterday while working and had to Persona who registered In the shouldered follow-domino to become to her home. For Sale— Delayed order just ar"Dorothy, dear," ho pleaded, "why be taken out and treated by a In honor of Miss Vera Tcrheun, general registration books two years also a fellow participant In making rired—Celery seed American and things gay. Reluctantly, at first, but didn't you let mo know It waa y ou !" physician hut is all right today, of Sanford, the attractive guest o f ago, however, are not required to French. H. H. Chappell, Celery gradually moro willingly, tho tall fig"Just bocause I wanted to aco bow For delicious hot.biscuits use Juba Miss Reba Gilbert at her home, 818 register again this year. uro began to movo about j with some far you'd go In doing tho very things avenue. 7-tfc May street, Riverside, Miss Gilbert Self Rising Flour—At all grocers, The registration books for Sem ­ show of life. you tried to forbid mo doing when I Don’t forget the Rally D ay Sun­ entertained at a matinee party at inole county are now open in each - 6-tf As the crowd grow moro mirthful hinted I* was going to this ball," aha day at the Methodist Sabbath It is rumored that the tie game of the Orpheum Theatre yesterday af­ precinct and will remain open until Dorothy became less and loss gay. Her eyed him defiantly, like a plucky fight-, school. ternoon at 3 o’ clock. October ■14th. tall companion could seo that she er at bay. "Your .tender pleading fob the Rustis and Mt. Dora teams Use Juba Self Rising Flour for lie sure your name Is on the gen­ was vainly searching for someone. Ho the sound of my voice and your gen­ may be played of! in Sanford. After enjoying the vaudeville per* delicious hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ squeoted her hand reassuringly and tle aqueexlng of my hand when you Should this be done it is certain that formance, the party repaired to eral registration books if you expect broke tbe long silence between them. thought I waa aomebody you didn't cers. record breaking crowd could be Nunnally’a where refreshments were to vote In the general election. •"! see that you have lost your Born to Mr. and Mrs* D. Guy drawn here for the game. served. Tho young people then en­ Register—do It now, before you for­ friends,” he said simply. “ Will you even know convince me that you aro at least human enough to bo Incon­ Alien a fine baby boy, 'pounds. get it! I l - 6tp Use Juba Self Rising Flour for joyed an automobile ride. allow me to help you And them or to sistent and also that you're not to bo For delicious hot bliculta use Juba delicious hot Biscuits—At ail gro­ tako you homo If you can't And them!” trusted." Tho party included tho hostess Self Rising Flour— At all grocers. A few moments later, they were en­ cers. 6-tf While tho editor of a certain news­ and honorec, with six of their friends "Which ought also to convince you 6-tf tering a taxi, to whoso driver Dor­ that It'a time to treat mo like a human and was thoroughly enjoyed. paper was away from home for a a • ; ti(;t Reginald Holly has arrived home othy gave the half of a visiting card and take me for better or worse.” Mrs. H. C. reel man of Jackson­ from New York where he spent Miss Terhoun will spend some time time, he left the paper in charge of containing her residence number, hav­ Then, very softly, ho added: "Don’t ville, Cor. Sec. of tlje Woman’ s Mis several weeks after congress adjourn­ in Jacksonville and will- be delight­ a minister of the gospel. * During ing nodded a vigorous negative when you know, dear, that It wns only be* sionary Union of the Baptist church ed. Reginald has a position In the fully entertained while here. — Flor­ the minister's stay in the otllce tho her escort asked her destination. As causa I wanted to look after you that following letter was received: “ I was a charming "Visitor and apeaker louse and expects to return to his ida Times-Unipn, Sept. 22. they wpro whlrjed along In tho taxi, know very well I paid my subscrip- tho man softly asked her to speak to I Went to that old ball!” at the missionary meeting last night duties when congress meets in De­ « Dorothy had backed up against tho to your paper the last time I was him, us ho. was sure her voice must held by the ladies o( the Baptist cember. , Pertonal Mention bell so that with her elbow sho* had v in your office. If I get any more be as charming as were her grace and church. Mrs. Peolman la a great npiiinged to press tho button without Mr. nnd Mrs. L. M. Telford have Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Moore left such letters from you as 1 received easo In dancing. Ho oven squeezed her favorite with theno ladies and Ijer Gerald's knowledge. returned to The city and are living Sunday for their home In Tennessee. last week I will come in nnd maul hand lightly, and although she was presence among them is always "And don't you know,” sho retorted, n their home on Magnolia avenue. Mr. Moore played centerfield on tho hell out of y o u ." The minister an­ unresisting site still shook her head "that It was only because I recog­ helpful. , They have been spending the sum­ Sanford team and was ono of the swered the letter like this: " I have nnd remained silent. This seemed to nized you by your dancing that I pre­ Use Juba Self Rising. Flour for mer nt Astor while Mr. Telford was star hitters. been trying to get that out of thq add to tho young man's determina­ tended to be lost from my friends and delirious hot Biscuits—At oil gro­ running on the branch line. editor for ten years and if you come tion, for be began to plead eloquently, enticed you Into bringing me home?" cers. . 6-tf but was astounded to bo roughly For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Tho silent footman opened tho front .Miss Catherine Wafdron accom ­ down and maul It out of h im .then, M- C. Cleveland has, been ap­ Self Rising Flour— At all grocers. pushed away with two liny but deter­ door nnd Dorothy vanished through It my dear sir, I have twenty members panied her father, Rev. G. B. Wal­ mined bands. pointed a special accountant for the with a Boftly spoken good night boforo 6-tf dron from Tampa on Saturday and of tny church I will let you operate As tho taxi turned a corner. Dor­ Gerald fully realized the unexpected Overland Co., with headquarters at vTho many friends of Miss Florence was the week-end guest of Miss othy realized that sho was nearing good fortune that had come to him. Buffalo. His many friends in nnd Prank are glad to see her home after Clare Walker. her home, and she quickly sprang up ICopyrtgnt. by ttie McClure Newspaper * around Sanflrd will 1re glad to hear spending the summer at various Hvmllrulfi.l ItusinesN Licenses Lipin- .Sept. 10 and covered tho eyes of her escort of his success. He formerly resided points in New Vork state, part of with her hands. Please take notice that nil business Mr. nnd Mrs. D. (J. Wagner nnd near Paola and had an orange grove the time in the Adirondack moun­ daughters,* Misses Mqud Alico nnd nnd occupation licenses expire on Dally Thought. '‘Swonr you won’t look,” she whis­ there. • tains and nt the beaches. Kindness Is like tho sun. Every­ Aca motored up from Kisslmece on Sept. 30 and should be renewed nt tle red hoarsely, and with those soft Gasoline 25c per gallon at B. & O. hands pressing his eyelids, the man where the kind man goes ho brings ■ - • S. H. Lloyd has returned to his Sunday. Mrs. W. II. Peters and once. ’Girifr. 11-1 tc willingly promised.. A few moments Into being priceless things—golden JNO. D. JINKINS. duties at the Crown Willamette little Margaret returned to Kissinflater,-Urn taxi catno to a full stop, and sympathies, radiant faces, glowing and For delirious hot biscuits.use Juba Paper Co. plant after spending the mee with'thcm for a few days’ ‘ visit'. 11 — 4tc Tax Collector. Dorothy qlectfjtled her companion bv grateful hearts.—Gordon. Sell Rising Flour— At nil grocers. past month at his old home in 6-tf Michigan. Miss Annn McLaughlin will ‘ he! Kent Pendleton, superintendent of. Will Stringfcllow nnd* Reg Holly Use Juba Self Rising Flour for greatly missed from the social circle the Florida Anti-Saloon League, in a left last'.night for Jacksonville where delicious hot Biscuits—At ail gro­ of young people this season, ns she statement claimed the submission of they will spend the day at the O ver­ cers. . will spend the winter in the north. ! the prohibition question to the Flor­ 6-tf land ajency and bring two new enrs ida voters in 101H is assured. He deMiss JobnsOn has accepted a posi­ * hick with them, Ono of them will elared that twenty-four stato sen­ tion with the Herald Printing Co., Othcr charming affair* given in be the new .Overland Six which Is ators out of thirty-two, and more and will have charge of the .office honor of Miss Purdon wns the said to he a beauty. than sixty of the seventy-live house handkerchief shower given by the supply department. members have pledged themselves Use Julia Self Rising Flour for A large number of Sanford people Presbyterian Christian Endeavor So­ in writing to vote for the submission delidous hot Uiscuits-r-'At all. gro­ attended the ball game yesterday ciety at the Mnnsc on Friday even­ of the resolution. w s. 6-tf party between Mt. Dorn and Eustia, ing and the spend the day You’re (read it I am) needed at played a t . M t. Dora. with Mrs. Chas. Meriwether, hostess • Only a few weeks ago people said it was “ im­ More Contributions the Methodist Sabbath school next on Monday. For delicious hot biscuits use Juba Sunday, and come. , m_; The following contributions huvo possible” for a Submarine carrying freight tb cross * Self Rising Flour— At all grocers. been made to the Democratic Cam­ For delicious hot biscuits use Juba A i r . and Mrs. J. D Dossoy and 6-tf the Atlantic. Yet, on July 10th the “ Deutschland” Self Rising Flour— At nil grocers. sons, Mr. and Miss Johnson nnd Mr. paign Fund since tho last issue: Mrs. Harry Wnrd, Mrs. R. C. James Hickson J i l .00 Charles Munn motored to Leesburg 6-tf BoWcr, Mrs. R. J. Holly and Miss Iimore Harbor with a big cargo o f tuiuola Among the new purchasers of G. M. Jacobs 51.00 Btucfc, dyes. nda yesterday-and-spent the after­ G. G. Jacob*. 1.00 j Mrs. Henry Hodge of Dallas, Tex., isrsgr nrc^T om " Allen, E. A. noon. 1.00 Douglass and A. R. Key. arrived in the city last Tuesday nnd I. L. Hodges Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Lane have re­ J. A. Prevatt _ . 1,00 . . ............. ^ . 1 .. Writing ink, stamp p^d Ink, pas to, turned from a trip to Jacksonville is the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. II. W. M ..Jacobs. 1.00 .Lefller. mudlage, fountain pen ink, number- and other points. Mr. Lane is machine Ink, cash register Ink, greatly improved In health qfter be- i / ' » \ T o } '\ V. C. Jacobs . v Odey Meriwether of Lynchburg, evvryVdnd .o j JtUUtnown. V J, C. Jacobs... ............... ....... 1-00 X 4. J . ______ * _ , “ “" " ■ n ia o fiW 7-tf Vu., will spend the winter in San­ specialist. ford, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. The attendance at the Baptist Charles Mbriwether. He will at­ Sunday school for the State Wide Notice Republicans tend the grammar school. . J Baptist Go to Sunday School Day, A mass meeting will be- held at “ *t Sunday was very good, and the the.court house September 30tb at elections for Stato Missions were Mrs. Beulah W arner principal of 2:30 p. m., for the purpose of per­ the Teacher Training Department of •nueh more than expected—in fact i$ fecting the organization of the Re­ By CATHERINE CRANMER. the Duval schools, and MisS Frank­ «*cerded the aim of the Sunday publican party in Seminole county. lin, Latin teacher in the high school, •eho°INext Sunday Is annual All Republican voters urged to be both of Jacksonville were the guests present. By order Committed.. "80 you rofuso to tell mo whether or of Mrs. Henry Wight last week, not you Intend to go to that plebeian C. F. Hoskins , « 1_t_ public masque ball?" Gerald shifted B. G. Smith Dr. L. P. Bouehelle returned Sat­ bis hat anil stick, which be hold In E. T . Woodruff. urday from a visit to Georgia. readiness for departure. • 10-3 tc "1 refuse to bo bullied. So I rofuso Mrs. Chas.—Beir^xpeels to return to answer your question bccauso you Do You Know That Musson's pool is the coolest to Atlanta this week, to tho regret flung It at mo oa a demand to account to you In advance for my movements." place In Sanford. Ask your friends of her many Sanford friends. "Npw, Dot, you can't think that; It about it. They come regular. Clear Is all from my desire to exorclso Uio running water. Come on Second or Notice lo Auto Owners right nnd tho privilege which our en­ Third.street to entrance. East side Licenses on automobile and other gagement gives m o'to protect you." of town. Fivo minutes walk from motor driven vehicles expire Sept. "Protection actuated by Jealousy anil any part of the city. Open every 30. Please call and renow your •Intolerance isn't what I want or o: day E X C E P T Tuesday and Friday. Hccnsc _aiuLget_«aw-4at«------ ----------- poet Aa for our engagement, why— E,cr Methodist Man, Woman Open nights-wheirreijllfeGled. JNO. D. JIN KIN S. Sho began to furoblo with her ring. l M t c Tax Collector. "Please, Dot," said Gerald quickly, in Seminole County Parental Teachers! Sludenla! "don’t say anything about that now, Before Schools open, Parents, Stu­ ^ p ected (o be there. and pleaao think aerlously before you Farmers Grow Big Corn Crop dents and TeachGre should brder the Join those feather-brained Gilbert girls In practically every section of the New" Standard Dictionary, Cyclo­ and Charloy Mason in a lark al that pedia and Gazetteer. Tho Greatest state the .corn acreage shows a de­ public masque.” This increase is Mens Clang Wants 150: Reference Book published. By buy­ cided increase. "Good afternoon." was Dorothy's ing NOW you get this unrivalled demonstrated to a largo extent in a only reply, but aa tho front door closed ^mien's and Young Ladies* Reference Work at reduced Intro­ number of counties where corn.-has behind him sho crumpled up on tho ductory prlpe on easy terms. De­ not been nn important product. big davenport and sobbed. Hass Wants 150: * Gorald'a pleading fallod to koep Dor­ livered ^prepaid to any address. Ncwspnpers from every section re­ 0,,Icr Classes make up the 500 Write today for particulars. port that lbcal farmers are gdinq othy away from tho public masque more and more, intd-cntn-grow ing. ball.- BTttitrngTT »ho JTd decldo to wear Address: J . T. NORS WORTHY. C. K. McQuarrie, staet agent for the a black domino Instead of the fan­ Rbonq.915 University' of Florida Extension Di­ tastic costume she first bad In mind. Austell Bldg.. ATLANTA, GA. COME*.Make u a real Rallyvision, has made inqujrles to the Tbo Gilbert gtris, Charley Mason and ' 8-4tp V county agents concerning the crop, tbe two other young men In her party Oct-Togcther Enthuslaatfc Start in their counties. Every agent ex­ dressed aa a band 6f gypsies; and they Eugenio War of Future. 0,“ for the Sabbath School Procept some in the districts where the woro surprised anil disappointed when Dorothy appeared In her domlnc. Ones OGlcor (pointing to prisoner)—"If com * was damaged by storms re­ motion Day and New Year*,. ' In the gay crowd, though, all oolered you (lnd any suspicious papers on this man. shoot him. If not. shoot him ports a decided incrcasa over last heartily Into tho morrlment,* Hero year. agd thqro through Ljo hilarious croivil anyhow; he's crosseyed I” ,1 THE PEOPLE AND EVENTS 1 9 0 8 MILLINERY 1916 Fine S to c k in Novelties and Trimmings *r i r Jhily MRS. GRACE E. W ILLIAM S ________________ .______________• ,J X X X 5C X X X X X X X X X X X :X X X X X X X X X ; TAYLOR Sees 4M W .. Our competitors often..felLyou--.-that the values we Rive are “ impossible” that no retailer could sell such goods at EVIDENCE such a price. Still the fact is that we do * * - ■ -* it. Comparison will show that we al­ ways undersell other merchants on the average, 5 per cent to 15 per cent. R A L H -H O M L C O M IN G -D A Y What formerly was “ impossible” with limited knowledge and old ways, be­ METHODIST SABBATH SCHOOL comes easy, with the application o f new ideas and better methods. NEXT SUNDAY MORNING 9 :3 0 Thus: If we had to buy, handle and sell goods on the same basis as “ Old Line” we could not give any better prices thpn they do. For examples o f our .better values, ' call and see our stock df goods. 3-in-l Store xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxiixxxxxxxxx: \ / �PAGE TWO years, and while cases hsvs been brought to \ight in nearly every state In th e‘ Union, Florida seems to b*_xine of the very few States where there has been no" official recognition of the complaint; and the city and BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN school authorities will take every YOU AND ME ” ' possible step to prevent its intro­ duction. The ordinance as adopted by the council forbids the entrance into the schools of this cify —either the pub­ | A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH, g lic school or any private school—of any pupil coining, to this city from i " HE'LL PRENT 'E M " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. % any other state. or county in this OOSOOO0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o stS'le, until after the child shall have The High Cost or Malrhes who imagine that whiskey is n ne- been u resident here for at least There is a . penalty The newspaper man Is a regular guy, cessity to keep a man going. That twelve days. affixed for any non-observance of At least he to most of tho time. is proven absolutely false. Whiskey this law— and those whose duty it la The bo who annroaches with tears is not a stimulant. It Is an irritant. to make the proper investigation will he held responsible to sec that a strict compliance Is made to the re­ quirements of the ruling. The newspaper man alwayft falls for It is understood that if the child a touch, had been exposed to any contagious Regardless of what he may earn: or infectious disease before coming He digs, as a rule, and he answers to this city the twelve days’ of vaca­ “ How much?" tion would l>e a sufficient length of Though he knows it will never re­ time to bring forth a developed case turn. testimonials from ministers about if such results were to follow; con­ these medicines making them feel sequently these twelve days must be He will hand you his bank roll—If young again and thp feeling.is nothallowed to elapse before, school at­ that ain’ t enough tendance shall begin. While it is He will go out and borrow and the whiskey.- It is a well known true thut a spread of any disease fact that these fake medicines have scratch; But he answers you shortly and the largest sale in dry territory and tho joke of it is the testimonials of rudely ami rough When you say to him "Lend me ministers who fail' to note the whis­ key in the medicine or noting it go a match." * .—Ex. right on taking it. When the churches and the physicians and the temperance sdcieties get together and stop the sale of these whiskey medicines they will go a long way toward saving the latter day drunk nrds. on the sides. If theae machine! are run on the brick it Jesrs iipUhd *urface and H allowed on the graaa it teata up the graaa aod-ehet—wee planted with auch care a few months ago and should be fostered. There. is a law about this and the man or men who do it or allow their help to do it should be arrested and fined. These farpilng implements can be placed in wagona and hauled over t h « roads as they should be haulod. In order to save n ■few minutes’ work a lazy negro is allowed to drive, n harrow over the good roads and spoil hundreds of dollars worth o f good works. It is up to you, Mr. Taxpayer, and y^ou should tell your commissioners about it. This la be­ ing done all over the county and is not confined to any one locality, although 1 saw it lately on the Sanford Orlando road. Honestly, it Is-w* a ahnme to treat our roads in this manner and 1 hope It is stopped at onco. ^ 8* wed-Off Sermon. , Ills satanlc majesty Indulges In an open-faced grin when a woman goon to church for tho purpose of display­ ing her new clothes. Why Men Wear Out. ‘ If 'wo manage to live one day at a time wo may survive many years, u la living In the future that wears so many of us ou t—Los Angeles Times his “ small change,” which otherwise might “ slip through your fingers,” will mount up monthly and easily meet the payments on a brand-new OLIVER Typewriter— the regular $100 machine. T SAVE Nickel makes this wonderful writing machine yours— but a small first payment. Send for Complete Cat­ alog and Penny-Pay Plan r. Sanford needs a general clean up. I say- this because for some reason or other the mosquitoes have been bad for the last few days and every one is kicking about them and since they have not been so bad this sea­ son and cooler weather should mnke ■them must be some local cause for it and I am inclined to think that mprq weeds should be cift and more rain water barrels re­ moved. The following call is being issued by the state federation of the W oman’s Clubs aud should be heed­ ed here: *1 There is no reason for the county of Seminole spending gqod money on brick roads and planting grass if the farmers and others are allowed to drag cutawny harrows and other farrping implements over the brick or * Possible Enjoyment. Peer Coffee In Java. "Bllgglna to trying to be an opuIt la aald that nowhere In the world la coffeo, the drink, woroe than la mist," ‘T h e laat time I aaw him. be Java, where coffee, the beau, la sup­ thought everything waa . going to posed to be at Ita very beat. Japanese amaah.” “ He thinks ao y e t But he'a distill coffee essence o f extrema getting Into a frame of mind that strength, bottle It, and pour a few makes him auapect that maybo ho'Jl drops Into a cup of bob water when enjoy* aeelng It happen."— Waablnglon they wish refreshment Pennies Printing Company AGENTS Sanford, Dear Madam Presidents: The date for the fall clean up is fast approaching, O ct.’ 9-U Have your mayor issue proclamation and let’ s make this the best clean-up campaign "Florida has ever had. Get every place clean and looking its best before our guests (tho tour­ ists) arrive. I am pleased to an­ nounce that Dr. J. Y. Porter has rendered his assistance and co­ operation in this work. Yours for the cleanest and most healthful state in the Union. Mrs. J. A. llendlcy, Chrm. Civics Dept., F. F. W. C. Florida Comfort Cottage Homelike - Comfortable - Convenient Dining Room Closed Will Open October First Furnished Rooms For Rent * Corner of Magnolia Avenue and Fourth Street FANCIFUL IDEAS OF PLAYERS Pol<y McLarry, Former ( up Player, Collector of Bats— Different Stick Each Inning.. DUTTON CRATE COMPANY CRATE MATERIALS, FEED AND FARM ERS’ SUPPLIES O ffer for wcejk b e g in n in g ^ P T . 25. Feed a n d Supplies aMlie fol is IRRIGATION artel WELT- WO Talking-about fanciful notions o f ball players, n Lo* Angeles corre“ polly McLnrry M s a hobby. He Is n collector of bats. Since Joining tho Angels McLnrry, according to Secre­ tory Boots Weber’s figures, broke some­ thing less than a thousand bhis, and has an many more ordered -op the nay. MfiJin-y bus a different bat for every .Inning, and sometimes ho Is llubjp to switch Clubs while at tho h a y ...... .............................................. . The Ge®. H. Feriiald Hardware Co. SANFORD'S HOUSE OF SERVICE SANFORD, SCRATCH FEED (Ajax) .................. DAN PATCH HORSE FEED ...... JUST HORSE FEED........................... GREEN CROSS HORSE FEED..... OATS.... :......................;..................... C O R N ........ ..:.......... :............................. HALF & HALF HORSE FEED....... SH O RTS (white sacks, best grade) B R A N ..........................I............ -............ -BEET-PULP LAYING M A SH ........... ............... W H E A T ....:.......... .................... DAIRY FEED.................i............ C o t t o n s e e d m e a l (Feed) . Phone 8 FLORIDA ■ \g ) GUASANTtEB STORAGE. NQN-SW.PHAT1NG BATTERY ALL M A K E S AND TYPES IMPAIRED SEMINOLE Fully Charged Batteries to Fit Any Car COUNTY GARAGE (Bright 7H % ) TOBACCO DUST.... .............. M IXED FERTILIZERS HERO FLOUR (12 lb. bags) ATLANTIC COAST XIN E (Prices on Application) STANDARD. RAILROAD OP THE SOUTH , £ SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY J8TH. 1816 , THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY m - AH-SUel f t f * B M W » t Chair C m Is TTirtkH— . D talst Csr Berries ' No. 82 Polly McLarry. -' DUTTON CRATE COMPANY PHONE 181 OLD PASSENGER DEPOT 1’— ia. - 4- Jacksonville.....------ 8:10 a .m . Savannah..-------------1:15 p. m. Rchmond— -5 :05 a. m. Washington.---------- 8:50 a. m. ....— 10:05 a. m. Philadelphia.........-12:24 a. m .*. New York----------------2:40 p.m . ■ plate. Naturally he needs quite a sup­ ply of weapons on hand. On ths other hand. Harry Wolter has yet to send In a bill for a bat to tbe Los Angeles club. Harry grabs whatever bat la nearest his hand when It la bis turn to go up nnd hH. It makea no differ­ ence to him. who Is pitching or how many are on bases. One bat la as good as the n ext Wolter gets results from hts system, and McLnrry punches out hits with his thousand bats. So what’v the u n I ... _ _ 0 - m Trsta M No. 88 ^ * No. 80 ’ l d S p .m . 8:10 p. m. 6:85 p. m. 12:85 a. n»9:18 *. m. 7:45 f . «• 2:85 p. m. 11:50 p. m. 1:50 p .m . ■ - 1:14 a. m4.08 p. m. 8:40 o. m. 6:20 p .m . 6:00 a. ATLAN TIC COAST LIN E 13a W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla. ’ Ph°n® 17 Hillsborough Hotol, Tamp*. FI*phone 182 . Herald Want Ads Will Bring Result �I .♦* V S i f t *7 -' about people ...AND EVEN TS... . Beginning the Season. With the fall opening* passed Into history.' and the activltitlea that an­ nounce that the achool season is at hand, the return of resident teach­ ers and pupils, and the arrival of now teachers one must know that the summer is gone, for apparent on every hand is the awakening spirit of (all. Sanford haa had a gay aeaMn, the atay nt homes gtving card parties, picnics, swimming parties gnd all sorts of parties, to say noth­ ing nf the b&aebalh games that have held the population enthralled. And now comes October. The Froebel Kindergarten • under the manage­ ment of Mis* Marggret Wight, as­ sisted by Miss Ruth McDaniel has already opened, to which parenta and friends of the little pupils are ‘cordially invited to Inspect the work of , the children.. Dancing classes will begin next week and members of csrd clubs will resume their games. The sprightly Pris­ cillas are already -crocheting, cro­ cheting, crocheting, with the other needle clubs soon to follow and last but not least the Woman's club will resume its activities on Wednes^ day, Oct. 4th, with Mr*. Ernest Gsilo way at the helm. * The society editor is again on duty with note book and pencil to chronicle all aocial events if host­ esses; will remember that phone 203-J will bo an Neasy method of communication. It la the hope of the editor to maku tho social calen­ dar a special feature of this depart­ ment, to be published regularly on every Tuesday, but in order to make it a success she must be noti­ fied of events to take place,., prefer­ ably by the hostcas ■herself. The column in open to everybody snd weddings, nodal functions, birthday partied, church society news and births will find a place therein. Flessc help your editor to givo your home paper the best possible ser­ vice on the society page and it will be greatly appreciated. A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP-TO DATE Aiittn >11 CmiMuatioH (at ikl, Calam. la EJ.,CW.*. Mrt. H. A. Tttkaaa, P U m 'N®. K 3 punch was served by Mrs. Henry Wight, wearing n handsome gown of white net and rich lace. The deco­ rations of the punch tuble were clusters of purple grapes. Masses of colladiurn leaves in their trans­ parent pink beauty gave a relieving touch of color. Mrs.. Puleston was attired in white lace over silk taffeta. Mrs. Thrasher wore a charming dress of light green marquisette, trimmed In white net and taffeta. Mrs. Bell was lovely in n gown of white lace with white satin trim­ mings. .• Nine tallies of players enjoyed the game, in addition to a number of tea guests. Mrs. A. P. Connelly, winning first prize was presented with n pair of embroidered pillow slips, while Mrs. Frank Miller cut the consolation, a pair of embroidered towels. The gqeat prizes, were dainty handembroidered luncheon sets. Mrs. Puleaton’s guest* were. Mrs. D. L. Throsher, *Mrs. C. E. Bell. Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Bart Iferndon, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Perkins, Mra. Anno,. Mrs. T. A. Neal, Mrs. * * On October lat Miss Margaret Wight will give an informal cVening dance ut the Woman's Club, in honor of the pupils of her summer dancing classes and of prospective winter gSE iils— X h la -p r a U y -c o m p i 1m e n f W tlT ' ; ■ Mra. S. Puleston opened the fall social season on Friday afternoon , « beautiful tea and bridge pary in honor of Mra. D. L. Thraaher J *ml rh . as. « cat ?ave* Sanford nesxt'w ock to ller1.hora® ,n Tampa, and Mrs. Bdi 0j Atlanta, .the attractive 0f Mra. 0 o o D Blj|hop Tfae «ou^h ‘ S " Mirrellaneoun Shower Mrt. Holly' Enrlrtaina for M itt . Eerie Purdon In the week of social affairs given for Miss Purdon there was none prettier or more attractive than the "shower” given by Mrs. R. J. Holly on 'Saturday morning, at Comfort rr fcottage. Again pink was used in beautifying the rooms, quantities of pink vine, arranged, effectively against a background of'asparagu s plumosa was placed upon mantels nnd cabinets and draped the piano. The. delicate loveliness of tho tiny flower was offset by bowls o f ‘ pfhk and green cntladium leaves. Be­ tween the living room and dining room a well had been constructed which was covered with pink and ndotned with vines. Into this was • TRADE MARK REGISTERED PHOSLIME BO R * NATAL HAY .* "I sowed on this rye, timothy nnd clover to the very great surprise had a ‘fine erdp of both grasses and sincethat date have had every evidence of tho lasting properties of this fhosllme, by continuing fino crops of these grasses, and cheerfully recommend it to the farmers as one of the best im­ provers of the soil, and certainly with me it has shown its lasting quality" IM M ED IATE DELIVERY Prices F. O. B. Phoslime, Florida, In Bags CARLOAD LESS THAN CARLOAD $9.00 Pe r Ton $10.00 Per Ton WRITE FOR BOOKLET FLORIDA SOFT PHOSPHATE &LIME CO. CHASE & COMPANY, Sanford Agents BOX 462 OCALA. FLORIDA 5348535353534801532348534823485 ** h Prang’s Drawing Book, Number I I I ......... ... .................... ............ Century Speller, Book I,....................... ...... .................. ....................... HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT FIRST YEAR (9th Grade) SECOND YEAR (10th Grade) Bennett’s Caesar...... . • Bennett’s Latin Grammar Bennett’s Latin Composition .............. Milne’s High School Algebra Hunter's Essentials of Biology ............. Myer’s Ancient History.....-............... Webster’s English for Secondary Schools English Classics to be selected........................... .. ’__ Sandwick & Bacon’s High School Word Book .!... v . Bennett’s Cicero 1.10 1.00 1.10 1 .0 0 1.35 1*20 1 .0 0 ______ ... .25 .45 THIRD YEAR j[llth Grade) ............... , if - ......— FOURTH YEAR (l?th Grade) * ■ Bennett’s Latin Grammar................................................ v..... .-.I....... ’ L00 • Bennett’s Virgil....................... ........ ......................I..... ■•••—•.....*.......... .1:35. Chardenal’a Complete French Course.............. ....:................ i............ 1.30 . Painter’s English Literature ................ :.......... ...... .............. —.... ...... ' 1.35 • Wentworth & Smith’s Solid Geometry and others................................... 85 **' First Principles of Chemistry^ by Brownlee....».... ............ .......— ..... 1.35 Hanson & Genung’s Composition..... ................................................... 1.05 Practical High School S p e l l e r .................. ............ :....................— ... .40 English Classics (to he selected) each...................... .....................: .25 French Classics, (to be selected)...,........... ..................... ................ Note— Each pupil in the high school grades should have a good Diet tionary. We recommend Webster’s Secondary School Dictionary. Price $1.50. SEVENTH GRADE ' 36c * 13c 46c 88c 40c 60c 10c 5c 20c \ ELson’s Reader, Book III (Supplementary) ..................65c Milne’s Arithmetic, Book III •.............. . . 41c Hyde's English Book, Number II ..... ........ ................... 46c Frye’s Higher Geography................................ ’ ........ ............ ........... 88c Field’s History of U. S. 65c Ritchie’s Human Physiology__ >. .r...................................... 60c Common Wonls Commonly Misspelled.................... ...................... 22c Berry's Copy Book, Number VII ..................... ... _ EIGHTH GRADE , Elson’s Reader, Book IV (Supplementary).................. ............. .......... 65c Common Words Commonly MUspalled ............................ ....... 22c Milne’s Arithmetic, Book III.,--------:— ...... . . ......... ............. . . — .— Ale— ----- Evans* Eng t k h ^ C r a m n v o * ~ . t--------- -----................... ........... ........ 40c Field’s History of U. S............. ..... ......................... ------------- ------- . 65c « Brevard & Bennett’s Florida H istory----------- -----------------51c “ Our Government” by James & Sanford....... .......................... ........ j 50c Duggar’s Agriculture............. ..... ................. ..... ......... .......... . ....... 60c . Ritchie’s Human Physiology ............ ...:....... ....... ....... .................... . 60c Berry’s Copy Book, Number V I I I ............ ..... ....... :....... — . 5c Prang’s Drawing Book, Number V I ......................... .......... ............... 20c Note—Each pupil in the upper grammar school grades should own a dictionary. The school recommends Webster’s Elementary Dictionary. Price 81c. • PRIMARY FIRST GRADE Ia?wIs Story Primer ........................................ —.... • ......... 40c The Wheeler Primer (Used after Jan. 1st)... . . . - __ ____ ______ Wheeler’s Fipst Reader (Used after Jan. 1st)-*, t.___ ___............. ........ One Primary Pencil...!.......... .................... .............. :____ a................... .. One Box Crayolas...*..................... ........ ............... .................... !..... ....... Money for Paper (To the teacher)............ GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADES FOURTH GRADE Wheeler’s Fourth Reader— ......... ............................. .......... — 45c Graded Claraics, Third Reader ....... ................................. American Word Book ............ ............. ......................... ........ ............... Milne’s Arithmetic, Book I— ......... ............. ................ ..... .. ......... Hyde’s English1 Book, Number I._^............ .......................... . ........ FVye’s Geography, First Course_______ ___ _______ :....... i - .... *........ Berry’s Copy Book, Number IV.J................................................ «...... Prang’s Drawing Book, Number II__________,................... ............ . Milne's Arithmetic, Book II .... .... ....... . . . ....................... .............. . Century Spoiler ...... * Hyde's English Book, Number II . Frye’s Higher Geography ............ . . .............. . ........ Makers o f American History . Eicon’s Reader, Book II (Supplementary) 1 Ritchie’s Primer of Sanitation . . Berry’s Copy Book, Number VI •. Prang’s Drawing Book, Number IV ............... Li t ) . , H n - vharclcnars Complete French Course.................................. .............. 1.80 WentwoTth & Smith’s Plane Geometry.........•>......... ................... .. ........... 85 Myer’s Medieval & Modern History..... ........ ........................ ....... . 1.20 Painter’s English Literature......... .*..................................................... 1.35 Hanson & Genung’s Composition.... CarKart & Chute’s First Prmripln* nf^ltvaieft-rrrr-f..1 “— Tffadtical High School Speller ....................... ................. — ........... ........... 40 Classics, to #be eelecUkl, each.........................T............... .... ...........25 * * 15c 18c SIXTH GRADE Bennett’s First Year Latin ........ ................ ............... :.... Milne’s High School Algebra . ................................... .. Webster's English for Secondary Schools ........___ Turr'.s New Physical Geography Sand wick & Bacon’s High School Word1Bonk English Classics, to be selected 35c 25c 32c 25c 40c 5c 15c FIFTH GRADE Wheeler’s Fifth Reader.... ............ ............. ..........................4 - * ......... 55c Graded Classics, Fifth Reader.............. ;........................ ....... ................ 35c Milne s Anthiiictic, Book 36c Hyde’s English Book, Number I_____________ :: _25c Frj'e’s Geography, First Course ............— L ..... .— ....... 40c . Evans’ 'F1r8t Lessons in Amorican History............. .............. -.............. 45c Ritchie’s Primer of Hygiene..-................................. - ......... l— —.7.— 35c Berry’s Copy Book, Number VI............... :...... «. .................... 5c SECOND GRADE 25c 25c 05c 05c 10c , Graded Classics Second Reader.... .................. ........... ............... ,u - .. . Wheeler’s Second Reader............. .........:...... .'.'.J!.................... ........... : One Primary Ruler.... ....................... . ...............................,. :.......... One Box Crayolas..................... . .. . .......... ........... One Primary P e n c i l ................. — ....................... Money for Paper (To the teacher).................... ............. .......10c 27c 35c 05c 05c 05c. THIRD GRADE Graded Classics Third Reader.-...!.?.!......... ...^........................ Wheeler’s Third Reader..... !................................. L..................... American W ord Boo k -:— .............................>...:.VT!!!______ ___ 25c Milne’s Arithmetic, Book I......'...:........... ..... ;.......... ........ ................... 32c Fairbanks’ Home Geography...................................... ................ 48c Arnold’s With Pencil and P en..................... ....*..... ;............ „ ................ 25c Berry's Copy Book.....!..... ...................... — .......... .......... !..................... ,05c Prang's Drawing Book,-Number I ........ .................................... ......... .. 15c 32c 45a, WPf6 ,?roul,Bd on *,d! 01 the broad veranda., He at the eastern end a charming *a room WM arranged. The round ^ ‘ n a im * •P P° rf h W“ » nd Potted * grM n plants bow er wheri .X- . °f 322353484853484802535348232323235323482323482353535353532353235323232348322323482553484847532348534848232348305348234853532348532353485348 *-■-7 •4l (Continued on Page 5) The following is a list o f Text Books to be used in the High and Grammar Schools, given for the benefit of those who may wish to purchase books before the opening. T he management o f the school urges that this be done where possible. • Porch Card Partg * Mi*s Harrold was assisted by her mother, Mm. ,1, A. Harrold. Mm. J. J. Purdon, Mm. Henry McLaulin, Mm. R. L. "Peck and Miss Lettie Caldwell.- Only the intimate friends and wedding guests wjjre inVited.. | TEXT BOOKS FOR SESSION 1916-1917 Lis f [ U t l a G — .............. ...... Campers Return to Town .The Carter and Turner families with their guests have broken camp Crystal Lake' and returned to loan on Monday morning. Ail the Pleasures of camp life were enjoyed °y the _inllW .....Ill l.nl Mum imfT couldn't aureo thn namn agree unnn upon the name. oa»t. Turner Insisted that Sunrise -amp was the most appropriate because of his having to get up at ,unTi,e t0 net Into town for buaineas, while iha—U d y - folks decided tljat atnp Easy just fitted, with no partlcular household duties to perform, «« sweeping, or dusting or -sewing, j u,t the haek-to-nature sort of ex* “ tenco. Everybody hat] a good , e nnd everybody is ready to re*urn to the lifo norma1,1' Pink tone* prevailed in the adorn­ ment of the tablo,w hich was cen­ tered by a large /gilded wishbone, within which was placed a vase of pink flowers and ferns. 'Small gilded wishbones were concealed beneath the bank (of flowers, attached to pink ribbons which extended to the places. These unusual favors were unique and quite suggestive of the 1good wishes -which were given the honor guests, by each one present. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mcf.nulin and their two sons completed the supper party. The large wishbone was preRented to Miss Purdon ns n souvenir ] of the happy occasion. =|nilllllllllllMlltlltllllllllll||||||||IIIII||||||||||||l|||||UIIIIIIIIUII!llllllfllllllllllllllll!llllllIIIIIM Mr. ami Mrs. Telford htfvo taken apartments ip the Leavitt homo on Third street west and will begin i housekeeping at once. much appreciated by the young folks. Misa Wight was - very suc<*-nful with her' summer classes in folk dances and the social dances ■snd uill resume' giving dancing les­ sons nffer the rfrat of October. Miss \kiuiit is well qualified to teach, having taken special Instructions while in Chicago, in addition to her •natural grace and ability in dancing. John Dlcklna, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Watson, Mrs.' Deas, M rs.-R oy Symes, Mrs. Geo. Biahop, Mrs. Connelly, Mrs. P. Miller, Mrs. O. Miller, Mrs. Gonzales, Mrs. Roy Borers, Mrs. Aylett Fitts, .Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Lake, Mrs. Deane Turner, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Galloway, Mra. R. A. Newman, Mrs. A. E. HUi, Mrs. Eugene Roumillat, Mrs. Florence Wallace', Mrs. Thigpen, Mr*, ^fnrt, Mm. Chase, Mrs. Frank Whitner, Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. R E. Tolar. Mrs. Cecil Butt, Mrs. Vorce, Mrs. Gahhett, Mrs. Hurt, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. 'B. A. HTfwurd. Mm. Geo. 'Speer, Mrs. Henry Wight, Mrs. Allen Jones, Mm. Mun son, M n . Holly, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Betts, Mm» Dutton, Mrs. Garner, Mm. Schultz, Mm. Lawson, Mrs. May Dickins, Mrt. Pace, Mm. Joe Hnrrold, Miss Pcachca Leffler, Miss Bello Smith,’ Miss Charlotte Hand, Miss Annie Hawkins, Mias Sadie Williams, Miss Olga Schultz, Miss Grethchcn Schultz, Miss Nellie El­ der, Miss Margaret Wight, Miss May Thrasher, Miss Charlie Seay. Mrs. John McEwan, Mm. Carl Yeiscr und Mm. Edwards of Orlindp. On Friday morning Miss Muriel Harrold was the gracious young ; hostess at a miscellaneous Bhowerjn honor of Miss Kssrte Purdon. The wedding colors of pink and white were beautifully carried out with roses and Love's Wreath, the pink shaded lights completing the charm­ ing effect. From the chandelier, sus­ pended by pink ribbons was a bosket formed of pink and white flowers holding the gift packages of many beautiful and useful articles for the In 'f/emor of Miss Purdon young bride elect. Girlish fun and In honor of Miss Essie Purdon, frolic, supplemented by games and whose marriage to Mr. Grovenstcin several delightful selections of pinno will take place tomorrow afternoon, and violin milaic marked the flight a number of charming entertain­ of the happy hours. Miss Jeanetta ments were given.last ‘Vcek among Shelton .and Misa Harrold rendered them being a wishbone supper party the musical - numbers. A keepsake given by Mm. Henry McLhuHn on of the p'rotty entertainment was a Thursday 'evening at which tho group 6f "D on 't* for the Bride" in guests were Miss Purdon, Miss An­ appropriate verses, which accom­ nie Whitner, M r.. Grovcnstein and panied each gift. For refreshments Mr. J. C. Hutchinson. a delicious salad coume was served. Assisting with refreshments were Mrs. Allen Jones and the Misses May Thrasher, Margaret Wight and Gretchen and Olga Schultz. Pugenhatf— Telford The marriage of Miss Alma Pagenhirt to Mr. Stowart Telford took pUre at 6 o’ clock at tho home of the bride's parents, Capt. and Mm. Fagenhart in the presence ^of the immediate family. The wedding ceremony was performed by Dr. Geo. Hyman of the Baptist church. The bride wan married •in a pretty dre* of white organdy. A wedding supper was served after tho cere­ mony, Mrs. Telford is the youngest daughter of Capt. and Mrs.- Pngenban and possesses a winning dis­ position and attractive personality. The groom is a -valued employee of the A. C. L. transportation depart­ ment. r • - — !*■***■ . PAGE THREE V I I BANFORD HERALD = r= liiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuuiiuinH � 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, September 29, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Orlindo SentbaJ ... • - m . : / Exe t * . **I r " IN T & E HEAtlT Ofc TH E W O R L D ’S G REATEST VEGETABLE SEC TIO N SANFORD PUBLISHED SEMI WEEH.Y ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN S A N F O R D — Life /. Woith Living VOLUME VIII lake f r o n t been living in Sahford Cor the past two years, Mr. Byrd bc^ig one of our substantial truck growers. PLAYGROUND IS SUGGESTED 'Mr. Thomas is a prosperous young farmer of Altoona and has a cozy home already prepared for his bride. BALL PAR K , F A IR G R O U N D S O TH ER A M U S E M E N T S T H IS W IN T E R . Now that the bulkhead is almost that is finished as far as the filling in Is concerned, some steps should be taken regarding the disposition of the land to the best advantage. The owners of the re­ claimed land will not* realise any-big profits on the investment for several years to come but they have ten yejrs In which to make their pay­ ments for the extra land made by the dredging and in. the ten years many innovations can be made that will assist the owners o f the land in Improvements fin is h e d — For instance, it has been suggested that the land south o f Palmetto avenue, including that of the Clyde Line, Thatcher R ealty * Co., and F. L. Woodruff and any other own­ ers who have a part o f this section could be Induced to let the city have this land for a period of five years and. this land could be im­ proved by the planting o f Bermuda 'grass’ and the entire lot made into a county fair ground and ball park, tennis courts, etc. In fact this could be made a general play ground not only for the winter visitors but for the homo folks as well. Tho football games could be played there this season if it could be placed in good condition at once which is hardly possible now. A fence coaid be built on three sides o f thla prop*, erty and the Seminole County Fair held there in February. W ith paid ad­ missions the fair could be made a big success and would be mucl^dlbVe profitable to th* buainesa sfeen of Sanford than if it waa held several miles from tho city. In fact- this land could bo Improved to yield godd returns in publicity for San­ ford if not in actual caah values. The owners have not been ap­ proached on the matter but they are all public spirited citizens and since they have no special projects for the land and probably no Bales for it they would not object to having it placed in good condition for the best few years aqd made more val­ uable. 'Thi^ Lhmifll|| j* M »[1in i T ^ - at ban a pawing notice ami abould^e acted upon by the citUen* of Sanford. . Cyrlonc Wss H ere l SANKOHD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1916 Q ’clone Mitchell, prpgrcssive esnjN'htP for -Govei nur’ TJt':Florida* was here on Saturday and made an apP«»l to-the voters at the corner of • Fint street and Park avenue at t«n o’clock. He rapped C atts and Knott and all the others who are opposing him and is thought to have o*ld all the votes that ho had be­ fore he started. He declared for national and state Prohibition, woman suffrage, free­ dom of religious worship, amendwent of the Bryan primary law, proortion of labor against capital, *»Mngr politics, better schqola and other propositions of leaser, interest. Mitchell is a pleasing speaker and never lacks for words to express his 9Ughli but hr h t l Bo show for the governor’s chair and he waa listened 0 *ith mild interest by those pres?nl’ He ia a live wire and In his business of a real eatate man baa mode good in his own bailiwick of , J^ersburg. H e la no doubt havng lots of fun and Iota of advertising of his campaign, but otherwise * !*[• “ no chance. We quite agree 1 •> him in his remarks about the ^•tU-Knott fiasco but do n ot see , the Cyclone would be an y betcr to tie to at tho ptesent tim e. •,» ------------:______ A Pretty Home Wedding 1 home o f the bride’ s parents the West Side, Sanford, there T h e tickets for the entire season are as follow*: Adults, $1.26; school teachers, $1.00; children, 76c. Handkerchief Shower A fte r the meeting on Friday cventfg Dr. and Mrs. Brownlee invited the C. E. Society to the manse, whero they gave a surprise handker­ chief shower for Mias Essie Purdon, the C. E. President, whose marriage to M r. Grpvcnstein will occur on Wednesday. * •• T h e manse parlors were decorated n pink- and green vines and cut owers. When the guests arrived they were given dainty cards tied with white ribbon, on one aide of which they were told to write a list of wedding gifts using the letters of the bride'* names qs initials. On; the- reverse side of the enrd they were to write a sentence, each word of which began with the letters tn in SHSIWUF ^ * aloud amid .much merriment— :----- A sheet was then stretched across one end of the parlors and the room darkened. Behind this sheet Miss Annie Whitner and'* Mr. E. J. Moughton were tho princij>aLdiiirn£te n in a n ' Amusing littlo "Shadow Romance," which was thoroughly enjoyed by nil. Soft music accomisnicd the pantaniine. .//When the sheet was lowered nnd the lights turned on, a beautiful white wed­ ding bell waa found suspended from the ceiling. - Around it were tied ot of dainty packages, containing a variety of beautiful handkerchiefs or the. bride, and tye groom waa . i . . remembered. L also A fter this, delicious refreshments, consisting of orsngo ice, colored green, and white cake cere, served, lira. Brownlee was assisted by Mr*. I. McLaulin* and Mrs. \Vm. Mc(innon. Other guests beside the n and ’ eck, mother Purdon. and slater M rs. o f.M is s - St. Johns’ courity bids fair to jump to the front as a strawberry growing ssetion. I t looks os if many coun­ ties that^have been growing berries for years will be outdistanced from the start as seventy-five acres sre as­ sured at this early date, even before the real work of tackling the large armors has commenced. It is quite probable that over a hundred teres n thla country will be planted to strawberries this fall. A determined effort w ill bo made by the Chamber of Commerce to spread .the (D ew ­ berry far and wide over fato county, and a plan Is now developing for sending an experienced, man out among the farmer* to preach strawjerries to then).—St. Augustine Rec­ ord. x s . a l . mnlt#d Sun«l»y afternoon at I f u ° « ° #k th# w«<HHng of Mlaa t«Ua Byrd and Mr. D avid B. mas. The impressive cerembny J ." f'obounoed by Rev. R. J. Gor«!!,, * " 0,d lri«nd of the fam ily. ® charming attendants to the Prof. D ew ey, botanist, announces J,, * er* M l** Bernice K night apd that sisal hemp can be successfully , . * * Louise Green; attendants to cultivated in Dade county. Teat* M* w* # U r d * » B yrd and liv e proven the Florida product to Mr. Oscar Zlttrower. be in eve ry way equal to that pro^ tra c tiv e bride is the daugh- lueed in India. The Florida Fiber merlv ^ r„ , ‘ Dd Mr*’ c - L. Byrd, for- Comptny now has’ 800 acres under y °f West Apopka, but who have ROUMANIANS ANOTHER AIR MAKE GAIN RAID ENLARGE IN BIG DRIVE DEATH ITST Only n few neighbor* and friends were invited, among tTioso present in addition to the family being Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McBride, Mr. and Mrs. Pevehouso, Mr. and Mrs. Albert l b Knight, Miss Bernice Knight, Mr. S. W. I’evchousc, Mrs. I.ITTLK D O I N G W IT H IN ­ Zlttrower, Mr. Oscar Zittrowsr, Mr. VADING ARM IES ON Oglesby, Mr. Jno. D. Jinkins. Out • BORDERS o f town guests were Rev. R. J. Gorbet of Altoona, Miss Louise Green Latest reports regarding the im­ o f Tavares nnd Mr. R. Byrd of T a ­ portant -campaign in the Rumanian vares. province of Dosrudja indicate n less­ The decoration scheme was very ening in the intensity of the struggle pretty, consisting of a hank of palms between the invading armies of tho nd ferns, entwined with dainty Central Powers and tho Russians flower blossoms, the bride carried u a n d . the Rumanians facing them. large bouquet of roses.. Field Marshul von Macketgfcn’ s ini­ tial attempts to break the allied After the ceremony delicious re­ lines formed to defend the Con­ freshments consisting of ice cream Tcheruaveda railroad evi­ aiid cake wore served, after which st nnza the newly marrinij couple were ac­ dently having fulled, the opposing companied to tho depot and biddon forces have apparently now virtually godspeed on their journey through deadlocked along the front from tho life. Amid showers of rire, the Danube to the Black Sea. The cur­ bridal party left on the afternoon- rent statement from Bucharest an­ train for Altoona to the home await­ nounces only artillery duels qlong the Danube. It declares, however, ing them. that the.*Rumuniuns have made some progress on their left flank, which Lyceum for Sanford This winter tho people of Sanford rests on the sea coast. are again to enjoy Lyceum attrac­ tions from the Redpath Bureau. T h e local committee has already looked a number of the very best attractions. Tickets for the season m a y be purchased at any time by phoning 209 or calling Miss Adole Rrnes or Miss Marian Gore. ion. NO. 11 ZEPPELINS RAISE CAIN TH E R A I D OVER ENGLAND IN nnd (lint the condition of those people was something terrible. The Baptist Tem ple has just com­ pleted a series of special Vesper ser­ vices during the months of August and September nnd the result o f'th e meeting has been very grutifying to the Vesper committee, who hns had charge of the Sunday evening ser­ vices during the two months men­ tioned. It should he pleasing for them to know th a t.there has been p wonderful work dono at their sug­ gestion and help. The congrega­ tions nnd the people of the church as a whole rise up as in one body and extend a vote of thanks to the com ­ mittee, to the pnstor, to the singers, to the ushers and to those noble business gentlemen that so earnestly and freely gave . assistance to the meetings. CRITICISM OF COURTS UN­ WARRANTED SO C A T T S ’ A TTO R N E Y S AYS IN H IS S TA TE M E N T r ’ TO D AY Herlin, Sept. 25.— Extensive fires Tallahassee, Fin., Sept. 26.— When were observed to have been caused the supreme court opened Hhis morn* by. the Zeppelin bombardment of ing A ttorn ey Flournoy, who is ap­ London and the England midland pearing for &. J. Catts in the re­ counties on Saturday night, it was count paid a tribute to the personnel announced today in the official re­ of the supreme court, saying this port on the air raii^ T w o of the cose was the most fortunate that he Zeppelins were lost as a result of the Program for County Agents’ M eetin g has witnessed In sixteen years of • Completed fire of anti aircraft guns in London, practice as it has served as an excel­ The program for tho annual dem ­ the statement adds. lent medium to prove to the people onstration agents' meeting at tho of Florida the perfectness o f our «# Newport News, Va.. Sept. 25.— University of Florida, October 2 to judicial machinery. Twenty-six persons were killed out­ 7 hns been completed. The six days He- said the court had been fair right, 300 were wounded nnd n vast have been allotted to the following and impartial and had dealt out amount of property damage .was subjects:, Organization, staple crops justice always, saying it was a pleas­ done in London by the Zeppelins livestock, hoys’ an\r girls' clubs, hor­ ure to try a case before such im­ which raided the British Isles Satur­ ticulture and vegetable crops. These partial umpires. He said he was al­ day night, according to a wireless subjects will he taken up in order ways willing to uliide by the court’s • message picked up by the British and one morning will be devoted to rulings. steamer Norman Mlnarch, which each. Lectures and discussions will " M y client hus criticised this arrived in Hampton Roads today. be given by agents, Station and Ex­ court in the heat of passion and de­ tension workers nnd representatives Ip their invasion of Transylvania Captain Watson of tho Norman bate," aaid hf. " I don't .know the Rumanians report success in in Monarch, stated that the wireless- from the United States Department whether he is ashamed of it or not of Agriculture. Farmers who carrf attack at Hcrmannstadt, where 300 message picked up by his ship in­ but I am ." men adn five machine guns were cap­ dicated that the raid was the most to attend the meetings arc urged to do so. Catts is here today hut has de- . tured. Nearly 7,000| prisoners have destructive yet made by the Ger­ cided not to speak ns advertised, Plans for the afternoons have Casualties and property been taken by the Rumanians in mans. ‘ feeling that it would l;e inappropri­ been changed somewhat from former damage in other parts of the British their Transylvanian campaign. ate for him to deliver a political ad­ meetings. The afternoon session for Tod ay’s ’official statement from isles were unusually heavy, the mes­ Nonday, Oct. 2, will he given to a dress in the presence almost of the sage said, but no exact figures wore Potrngrad declaring po events of im­ Flournoy recently wrote tour of the Station and Collego court. portance have occurred along .the given in the wireless, Captain Wat­ Catts a long letter advising him not farms and inspection of livestock ’ • • Russian-or Caucasian fronts ia one son said. to criticise the supreme court and under the direction of John M. Scott tho laconic sort customarily issued animal industrialist to the-Station. telling him that the court -was treat­ The Charles Electric Company by tho war office when decisive re­ * . A demonstration of farm implements ing him fairly. Incorporated pul ts in pending operations are lack* will be held Tuesday afternoon. Attorney Adnms demurred this .» Ing. .* Is the style of a new corporation Livestock judging, dairy cattle, hogs morning to the mandamus calling I t is probable, however, that ad­ recently organized for Sanford. This and mules will tie given Wednesday for a recount of Precinct N o. 3 of verse weather conditions ure playing Company has a charter for doing afternoon; selection and judging of Alachua county and he and Flour­ an important part in shaping evcnUq any and all kinds of electrical con­ corn, Thursday afternoon; examina­ noy argued that this morning. . . hampering the activities of the com­ tracting, , wiring, and for dealing in tion of specimens in exhibit rooms, Adams was given until 2:30 by * batants in various fields. any fixture*, appliances and other pruning trees, use of insecticides, the court to file a brief showing Official reports and private dis­ necessary articles of merchandise in­ Friday afternoon; demonstration of reasons why a peremptory writ patches indicate that tho fall rain* cident to the electrical world. gasoline and other engines, Saturday should not issue for u recount o f are interfering with the progress of This new company is headed by afternoon. ’ . Precinct No. 3. ■ . hostilities on virtually all the battle Mr. T . O. Charles, president, who is In the meantime friends of Mr. • fronts. In mountainous regions such ably assisted by Mr. W. W. Fry, vice Noted Organiier to Attend Agents* Knott have secured a recount of the us the Alpine districts and the Cau­ president. These two gentlemen are -Meeting enture vote of Alachua county and casus, cold weather and snow add to well known in Sanford, Mr. Charles the recount in now in progress. I t ia N. T . Frame, state agont for dem­ the ditliculties of the combatants. coming hfero some ten months past stated here today that in four preonstration work in West Virginia nnd embarking in the electrical busi­ • Rumanians Gain Some will attend the annual meeting of cinc.ts a. gain of 14 votes for K nott Bucharest, via London, Sept. 26. ness, while Mr. Fry has been with us tho county agents at the University has been recorded. No. 3 j « i — Successes for the Ruma I ins in for some time, and is known to be h T lrtn eri$t« iw » n r »»■ t utiUu.^ n n n n|u p ....... .aei both Transylvania and-. JUjolMUill* Frame is one of_ the most widely is.said to hove giren'C atU Til m ajor-. wtftlr’ial statemo it This compnny will do a general known authorities on rural and com ­ ity of 68. burned by the wnr office. The tecl contracting business apd handle a munity organizations in tho United of the statement follows: general lino of fixtures, keeping a fu)l States and the Extension Division is Nine Marion Precincts Being Re­ • "N o r th and northwestern fronts— stock on hand at ail times. counted . giud to announce his visit to Florida. Our advance in the Caliinan moun­ The company expoct to erect and O n a la,. V lit-,— K e p K O H ’ tn ^ O N ~ R e will |cctUrf Monday—Ootobse tains continues. Wo captured 73 maintain electrical lines• an Celery 2, on organising tho county for agri­ dcr procured from the circuit court pd*0" * " * nrf "lanhlne i « « f At- assttlfT ShH Ath— tv s n im adjacent by friends of M r. Knott, a recount Hcrmannstadt we attacked the oft* to Celirry avenue. This - will be a culture. . Farmers cannot afford to of nine precincts in Marion, county miss this lecture ’and they are espec­ emy capturing- four officers, 300 men great advantage, to the peoplo of has been started. -, *’ •» ____ _________ • '7 jTl ’ and five machine guns, i In the .liu thal district, and will give them an ially urged to attend the meeting • * * • valloy minor actions occurred in improvement that has been needed that day. Citrus and truck growers who are interested jn various rural Peanut Hay. Equal to Alfalfa which we.repulsed the enemy nnd for Borne time. _ • organizations could afford to go to j captured two machine guns. * The Peanut vines make one of the total hjimbcr of prisoners tiken on Many Truck Diseases Originated Gainesville for this lecture alone. ] best native haya available to Flor­ The whole day will be given to or­ ida farmers. A. P. Spencer, district in Seedbed • !.r.ont Up *? „l !!!..pre#e-nl t,m° U ganisations and tho program con­ 48 officers and 6,836 men. Although so mo of the Important tains • many widely known author­ agent for the University qf Florida "Southern front— There has been diaeaaea of celery, tomatoes aiid Extension Division says that tho ities. Among them aro Bradford an exchange of 'artillery fire on the other truck crops do not show until analysis shows them equal in feeding Knapp and H. E. Savely of the banka of the Danube in Dobrudja. after the plants have been, set in the value to alfalfa, cowpeas and red United States Department of Agri­ Our. left flank mado further progress field, they often have their origin in clover. The value of the hay, how­ culture? A. A. Murphree, president and captured one officer and 63 the seedbed. A clean seedbed is-the ever, depends on1 good curing and of the University; P. H. Rolfs, dean men." . ' first step toward p(oducing disease of the College of Agriculture;- and harvesting without loss— ----- ■ ■ —■ free plants. In the first place a new M t QunrrtPT Mate agent for The best hay is made from vines M odern Woodmen o f America soil is nrrfnrahiai nllii i II m n ~ the Extension D ivision... that are not overripe. The beat Si»piinnle_Camp— -C amp- Ntr— rffTtJT wTTT be sterilized. A fte r that proper care ' Mr. Frame will come to Florida time to cut the vines Is about tha, meet in regular session Thursday and cultivation will keep the plants several days before the meeting and tim e the nut* are ripe. The hoy evening at 7:30. There ia some im­ reasonably free of disease. make a tour of the vegetable and must he handled -and cured at; portant business to come before the Dr. C. D. Shcrbskoff,* associate citrus sections of ’’ the state with quickly as possible and evdry efforC Camp, also there will be several of plant .pathologist to the University Dean Rolfs. Mr. Frame is especial­ should be made to place it under the ten applicants now ponding, of Florida Experiment Station, sug­ ly Interested in the growing and ship­ cover without exposure to rain. adopted in a class, after which it is gests that the young plants be spray­ ping organizations of the atate and Farmers h iv e tw o general methods K the intention of some of our base ed regularly with 3-8-60 bordeaux he will make a study of them. o f harvesting the hay. Some puli b^U fans to organise a. ball team to mixture. The soil should bo thor­ the hilla up and allow the nuta to be known as the " M . W. A. Blue oughly covered. This wjll retard cure on the vine. This practlco ia .Preparations are going on for tho Shirt*.’ ’ the spread of damping off and hold Marion County Fair to be held in detrimental to the hay since It* must The team will be selected from in check some other fungus diseases Ocala N oy. 28 to Dec. lat. The be exposed to the . weather long the members of Seminole Camp and which might attack.the young plants success of this fair depends altogeth­ enough to lose considerable feeding judging from what Harry Walker and thus be carried to the field and er on future fairs and every Marion value before the nuta are cured! The says it will be a swell team. They developed there. county farmer, and city and towns beat method la to mow the vine* will at once challenge tho Eagles Care, cultivation and not too people alike should make a greater and handle them like any other hay. and Elks for the championship thick sowing will give tho plants a effort thla year to assure a continu­ This- will avqjd loss from shedding among fraternal orders. . growing chance and create unfavor­ ance of our annual fairs. Get your leave* and leaching of food element*. able condition! for disease. exhibits ready and he,p make the N ew Berber Shop fair tho greatest and ‘ the grandest In the vicinity o f Spring Hill, near Sanford grows every day. A new ever held.— Summerfieid Chronicle. Brooksville, 5,000 acres of land era Condition o f the Sinners o f 8anford barber shop has been ’ opehed up being cleared, for Natal hay plant­ This was the subject of the ser­ next to the fire station. George ing. . , mon at the last of the ‘ Special Ves­ Work on the .new Polk ^county Tomlinson is the proprietor and ex­ pers at the Tem ple’ Sunday night. rlada is in progress at throe jo in ts — pects to keep an up to date shop Heine* City, Fort Meado and M ul­ B. F. Lester shipped twenty car* that w ill, accommodate all* his cus­ ' Dr. Hyman spoke’ for some time berry. of dattle from Kiaeipimee last week on the condition of the sinneri o f tomers. • ’ ’ - * • — twelve cars to Alvin, T exas,. and Sanford, and from the Doctor’s y ------------------ . J. O. McMahon delivered a lec­ words on* would consider the elnHarry B. Lewis of the Connelly eight to Missouri .City, Texas. ture at the Star Theatre last Sunday nera of 8anford In a very ba<f condi­ Real Estate Co., has returned frqtn afternoon oif the question of the tion sure enough. In his aermon the a visit to Alliance, Ohio, and reports 'A number of farmer* in tho victim Catholic religion or truth and jus­ pastor stated that he believed that the north aa being very prosperous ity of Plant C ity are experimenting *. tice taking up the present day %giwere people in Sanford that and many peoplo will visit Florida with rice culture and report favor- ’. ‘ tation and political squabble.­ going to a burning hell, thla season. able results. - r 'Te-i’-’i ^ - ft <- •. *7* v -J : t ■}. *.JL*— �FOR REN T PAGE BIGOT Ghit-Chat of the Play Houses At Lyric Tuesday W e are ahowing for the first time the opening Installment of George Kleine's greuteat photographic achievement— the most costly, moat elaborate, moat absorbingly interest­ in g-m otion picture novel ever screened— bemuti/ul Billie Burke in Gloria’s Romance. In bar role of Gloria Stafford, daughter of a mil­ lionaire, B illie jlg rk e expediences Joy, sorrow ,, happlneaa, fear and jealousy— almost every emotion con­ ceivable In fact. Mystery, suspicion and intrigue are all about her. The clever way ifi which she solves her problems make the story- more f|*- The Feature at the Star Tonight "T h e Reward of Patience" Girla of* the sweetly sympathetic type are ideally suited to screen in■terpretstion by dainty little Louise Huff, who was recently seen on the screen in the Famous Players pro­ duction. "D estin y’s T o y ." Miss Huff is now being presented by tho same company in "T h e Reward of Patience" in which she plays a Qpakcr girl under the direction of Robert G. Vignola. Misa Huff is the typical Quaker girl type and her beauty, appealing, personality and really wonderful historic ability add greAtly to the effectiveness of the production. _ ' A point of unusual interest in this production is tho fact that Lottie Pickford, sister of the celebrated LYRIC THEATRE E . F . L A N E , M ANAGER "T H E HOUSE TH AT PLEASES" PR O G R AM M E Tonight-Triangle day, William Col­ lier, Jr. In “ The Bugle Call” "Hearts and Sparks^ featuring Hank Mann. Saturday — -"Expiation'’ Watery’ Wooing" "A Tenth Epis­ ode, "Peg O’ the Ring” Monday—"The Grouch’ ^ "Death’ * Pathway" Tuesday—Last Episode of "Tht — Iron rtav»” ’ FelIg Triltun.- New* , "Ham's W h i r l w i n d Finish’ First Chapter of "Gloria’ s Ro manre" featuring Billie Burke. Sanford Paramount . photoplay carom* m the Star Monday bring* forth this problem: Edna Coleman U the atep daugh­ ter of a society matron who candid­ ly explalna that ahe intends to ezplout her daughter's beauty In tho marriage market. The marriage market with It* ahallow veneer of modern dress and modern manner* but with an amazing similarity of apirit to the old "slave m arket," only perhaps a little competition. ADVERTISING F o r Rent— Otto front roor£ fur­ nished. Hot end % cold water. $8.00 per mohth. Apply* M r*. W. w. Abernathy, 701 M agnolia Ave. ' . 10-tfc * For Rant— Hoyse for Rent, cor. Oak Ave. and Fourth St. Apply W. W . Long, 410 Oak. 10-2tp their horaes." he aaid. "T h a r * pret­ 1 A ll Loc#l Advertisement* Under For Rent— Five acres well tiled ty tough, even when you’ ve prac­ This Heading THREE CENTS s land, dose to city limits; $160. A. P. ticed It end know Just how." Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Connelly. 10-2tc Aa he spqkc Director Reginald Charge 25 Cent*. ■ _________ Barker shouted a vlgnal and a band For R en t—Three furnisher^ rooms of Indian^ charged th® stockade, for housekeeping. Apply to W. C.' amidst a frightful din. A mounted DeCoufsety, Eleventh and Magnolia. man fcloaerto tho camera threw his ‘ English Bull .dog for sale or will . 10-tfc . horse, the pony\J*K« went into the trade for bira dog, M, Hanson Shoe air and be rolled completely’ over his For R en t—2 Rooms up one flight, Repairs. . \ 9-2tc p a rtly . furnished, with piaxxa, gas rider. The battle went on. and the For Sale— I have a genuine Stainer stove, ‘sink and closet, seporarte en­ camera never paused, the man lay Model violin, three quarters size, trance. Enquire Mrs. G. E. Wil­ still. " complete with bow and case. Price liams, millinery atore. 9-tf The accno was quickly through. $12 cash. Apply to Mrs. Gllflllan Tho man sat up grinning and to an­ For Rent-*'Furniahed rooms for S. W. Cor. 11 E. Laurel. »-2tp xious inquiriea replied, "N e v e r light housekeeping or bed rooms. touched me." For Sale— M y lot on First street 1J7 Laurel. • r_________________ 7 - tf„ * The boy atar gave a sigh of re­ only in a great sacrifice is the clea just opposite Robbins Nest hotel. Furnished rooms, large and cool, lief. "O n ly good luck saved him— path that leads to happiness. You can buy this fine property fo u r« blocks from buaineaa center. and a light pony," he aaid with un­ cheap. Address Robert Bucksbaum, Louise Huff at the Star Tonight Bath rooms in connection. Cheap conscious authority. "Gee! I'll be Synopsis o f "Boat In the Everglades Tamps. Fla. * 9-2tp rates for summer. C om fort Cottage, ' Chapter-1 of Gloria's Romance Mary mikes her re-appearance on glad when this part of It is over." * For Sjrio— Strawberry plants, $2.00 corner Fourth and .M agnolia. 92-tf A t Lyric Tuesday. , Then he added with equal fervor: the acreen after a lonk rest. Mia* per thousand F. O. B. Lake Mary. "B u t that will mako a bully fall Cast’. Pickford plays the so-called "h e a v y ", For R «n t— Several nice oflics C. A. Faring. Lake Mary, Fla. Burke role of the society wifo who deserts for the picture." Gloria Stafford... ___ Billie rooms over Yowall’a. Enquire N . P. ' 7-4tf> her husband and child and finally The fall* taken by at leaat a score Dr. R o y c e . ..... .... Henry Kolker Yowell & Co. 82-tl meets a well deserved fate. of the riders who appear in the Richard Freneau . ___ David Powell For Sale— Good piano, cheap for F o r R ent— 708 Park aveffue. En­ Apply Ezceptlonsl efforts were made to battle scenes are said to be among David Stafford'..... „. William Roselle caah or will make terma. quire o f H. C. DuBoae, First and • 7-tf* get just the proper settings for this the luoat remarkablo ever shown on Frank M u lry----- ..... Frank Belcher G.. W. Spencer. Park avenue. 48-tf Pierpont Stafford W m T Carleton picture, the atmosphere of the the screen.' * For Sale— One International truck. Jule Pow er Lois Freeman... Quaker village in which the etory Thoroughly overhauled abd paint­ opens being o f. tho utmost Im­ Gloria Stafford, daughter of Pier­ ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. portance in giving the picture charm pont Stafford, millionaire banker and 7-tf and especial interest. Those who sister of David Stafford, goes to aeo "T h e Reward of Patlehce” at For Sale or Rent — Well eatabegy, which is an unusual photoplay Palm Beach. Fla., with her fam ily the Star tonight will realize that tho houae. Address liahed boarding to spend the winter. There they well acted and replete with - many efforts were more than worth while. Herald. 7-tf Boarding House, c-o meet Judge Freeman and hit daugh­ gripping scenes the program wlill be Particularly charming .is. the water­ ter, Lois, old friends bf the Staf­ strengthened by the addition of a Dogs for Sale— Pointers, setters fall near which so much of the early special Vim comedy, Nerve and Gas­ ford’s and Gloria la introduced to and hounds, trained or untrained. part of the' action transpires. . oline,"which is just as iunny aa the Dr. .Stephen Royce, a good looking I f Interested write for a revised list. The story tells, of the love affairs name implies, hut this is not all that young physician, who is attending North Side Kennels, P. O. Boz No. of a little Quaker girl, Patience, the patrons of the Star will have the Judge Freeman. G loria resents the 136, High Point, N ; C. 8-10tc whose father has chosen a youth of pleasure of seeing, ns the popular tasks set her by her governess, who the village as a husband for her. For Sale— N ice 6 passenger Oak­ ' fun maker, "H a m " will he there in •has cared for her since the death of D riu 'a M i *f IswtMr But the man's backwardness has U. 8. Laud Offlc# s'. Oalnmvlll*. Via. all his glory in a Kal.em comedy, her mother and welcomes the assist* land automobile. Also surrey. Ap September IS. ISIS. prevented his .even proposing to her ' ’ Ham Agrees with Sherman'." With knee'of Dr. Royce In Solving her air ply Abernathy’s furniture store. Nolle* Is ktttbf |l<ia that Samuel Whit­ when the arrival of a young engineer, ney of Kolokoo, Florid*. who, on M l) It. * ' 2-tf old Ham at the helm in this picture gebra problem* and other leasoh#,’ ISII, mede llomeelead Ratty, No. tIMJ, Robert Pcnfield diverts her Interest. (or NWW of Sorttoa 10. lownihlp 31 8, you can be assured of a rip-roaring David Stafford grows to admire For Sale at Sanford—Tw o lighters, Binge SZ K.. ToUsbseeoo- Meridian, hat She falls in love with Penficld but story, full of many a hearty laugh. Lois Freeman, but finds that he has Sled nolle* of iauatloa to moko Plvo Year gasoline engine and pump and other Proof, to ootobllah claim to tho load above he is engaged and, though attracted a rival in the peoraon of Richard d ascribed before Clerk Circuit Court, at to Patience does not make love to Freneau, a young broker, who strikes articles. Address Z. Spinks, Oviedo, Baaford/ Florida, on tho 3nd day of No­ The Slar Supreme — Miss Billie 1-tfc vember, ISIS. . the girl. The sudden death of her up an acquaintanceship with both Florida. Claimant namee a* wltneaooa: llurke in Gloria’ a Romance father leaves Patience penniless and M . A. Nicholson, of Ooaovo. Floilda. For 5ala— Marine motor, 18 horse­ P.. II. KUhoo, of Geneva. Morida. Penfield has his mother employ her Lyric Theatre, Sept. 26th. ‘ power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. ah a pocial secretary. The girl is First class condition, Sanford Mach­ During the production Mias Burke heart broken when she loarnh that ine k Garage Co. 93-tf will wear soiqe of the moat beautiful, elaborate and magnificent gowns For Sale— N early .new adding ma NOTICE o r ELECTION ever seen on tho screen. Many .of Wherel*. tb* city Council ot th* City chine. $35.00; Western Union. « l Sanford, Seminole county, Florida. « them were especially* daaigned fo r 1-tf lb* flat day of August, |»l«, duly pwmet her by Lady Duff .Gordon. -.T h e an ordinance entitled, *'Au Ordlnnoew Pro­ viding for tb* Ieeuaae* of Boada In tha story is by those m astersiof.fictlonrr Sum of IfS.OOe.OO fur tb* PulMM Pay lag. Retiring and lUfundlng in l*ua Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Hughes and is of Honda *1 the City of Sanford, PU. In tka unquestionably the best of their ium *f $41,000.00, Bunriag IliW January I, lltT ’ and Maturlag January- 1, HIT, many novels. A notable cast, hcadand Authorising and Empowering tha Mayor of the City ef Saaferd, Florida, t* ed by Henry Kolker, interprets the laaua a Cell for aa Election to Determine story, every player being a star of Ike Question aa to tha Issuance of Bald ' Bondi, and for tba Election of e Board sf note. Here is surely one photoplay Three Bond TreiMea.” which anld ocdleenc* wan duly approved by me on th* same I that you cannot afford to miss. 4alo and bream* effective immedjatay I Every one will he talking about It. upon Ua approval, and . . . . . Whrrma. under tho charter of Ik* d lf You must see it. It is shown for the of Sanford, tb* question of th* laouanr* of bonds should b* lubmlttad to tho oloetove first time. of nld rlty, who own real dstalo for rati- , Acatlon, or rejection, at aa *l*ctloa to bs railed for that purport; Wonderful Edna Goodrich Monday The marriage market with all its l^aV V.'.a. ’ norma? under and by virtue of the author* hollow mockery of lo v e js drastically Ity In m* v*«tc<l. by. Lhn ordlnaneeo-•4-tee-' Ctty~®r~'SRnford, In rrfrr*oce to th* Useanr* of bonds, do hereby call an elect las l " Hugh' r-in FiitiMf i h-rirtfir to bo held on Ike ISta day of September, lyll, to dotrrmla* the qurvtlon by isle •lection, then and there to be held »• to whether or not the eald city of Sanftri ■half be authorlied to laeue bond* in the ran of lli.ouo.ool for the purpoeo of pay­ ing.* retiring and |efnitdlBg_J hr lti.UU0.O4 . d r ier rvu rrHy W'ffillMd. Florida, bend* maturing January 1, I*l7t and to elm three persona to serve a* a board of boada trustees for said proposed laeue of bond*. And I do hereby appolnnt C. (f. Woodrut. V. W. Lone and John Anderson In­ spectors of eald election, and M. W. Lovell clers ol eald election. ,, . Polls to be opened at eight o dock a. ■­ and to remain open until eundown. _. Witness mr hand a* mayor, sad the eeal ADMISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS YOU CAN HAVE MATTNESt beautiful hair if you keep the scaly clean and healthy. Neglect results in baJtlus* Wo rccomroerd Tuesday - Wed»e-d*y . Friday • Saturday 3:15 p. m. . Night 7 p. m. Sharp Mur BillieBurke h a ir t o n ic t • for keeping the scalp healthy and Pf^* rooting hair growth. Sold only by us, We and $1.00 R- C. BOWER Caeyd|*t>4. HI* C*Wt* KUIae v e t e r in a r ia n PR O G R A M A T TH E S T A R -----OFFICE---- . H AND B R 0 8 . BTa RLES and alck Bring la pour Uma **d horaes and mule*. Hava th e* treated. H ave their teeth ‘ “ “ I** ed, sharp corners dressed J° ; prelections' cut off a»d decays �• -* ,rv •-a “ ;; \\. -• THE SANFORD HERALD S*plemb«e Z2, I I P A l e f c B IX rpfSf— DELINQUENT TAXES City of Sanford, Florida . - * 31.20 IS. 20 18.40 7eU) 7.20 14.80 .8.70 21.30 8.70 420.30 294.20 14.20 . 25.30 7.20 2.10 14.10 1.70 1.70 2.0S 8 > fo ( 4 3.10 21.30 14.30 112.30 70.30 70.30 70.30 84.30 42.30 34.20 19.90 32. SO : Id * feat Jo* Sprnrrr .... A. P. Anthony A. P. Anthony W. II. Potora--------W. II. Polar*______ A. !>. Smith._______ O. W. Johnson Eat. Mr*. K. N. Robotta Mr*. Emma lllaln* Vlrtor Srhmala . W. 8. Thornton.._ _ T. K. Criggla______ _ Osborn ll*i ndon J. I). Poraay_______ f». V. W arran.... ..... W. 8. Hawkins_____ Mrs. E. W. Croaa__ Slack A Rrock Slark A Rrork______ Sarah M. Eaatarly .. Gao. A. DaCotto*.. . Mr*. L. H. Thraahar O. U Millar________ D. L. Thresher.____ V n . Braddy________ W. P. Learllt.______ W. P. Lanvin.______ A. D. Parriah....... ... E. W. STIla*________ B W M « f W H ol NW )J J. U. Bruton____ T bi*. Schaal____ J. N. Wbltnar___ V. S, Arnart_____ Mr*. Sarah Lewis Wm. Ilurnall..... Roan Johnson Trine# Strobart M. P. Lip* . ____ Mrs. G. II. Biggin A. U William. . ny. Wight 8. E. Woodruff N. J. lirek Hag. SW cor, run S' 171 ft. « ( ft N I II ll. E 46 S 2Ct ft. W I II It . .._ Beg HE ror, run N 139 It W ft, N 125 It. W IHJij It * 181411.8 261 ll _____ ____ 7 B a g 120 It N ol SW ror, r N 144 ft, E 66 It. 8 144 W. J. Thompson E. W. Stile*. _______ • E. W. S tile *___________ W. G. Aldridge________ C. II. Vanpeman ___ l J. D« Chrlatopher ______ Geo. E. Chase A Co. II. I . Delegal Mr*. M. W. Lovell . P. / Grave. ' 8. 8. Grate. . A W Connelly I > G. Monroe Porrwet Lake T. A. N a a l____ .________ Wm. Shelly _ ___. AV. T. Wbeelet.________ 8. G. Ilarper T. J. Allen _____ C J. II. Smock* Mr*. W. AV. Abernathy. Mr*. W. W. Abernathy l>. A. Caldwell A Sun J„AA’. Itirkin* f . P. River* Nirk CantoVMM It. AV. limn.on Eh. A'dam. DrAAm llayr* A. I>. Zachary II. C. Pulloae_ AA’. II. I'*ter* . . L It. Garst AA'. G. Aldridge Martha I'h.lp. U u l . AA'aldron I nknowa M Krank AA". C. McKinnon l l ' W. Ilradv Mrs. G. I*. Vailon AA'. II. Connelly • C L AVIng R. II Smith Jno. M ua.on ... Mr*. Toney AAaldrun . I . II. AAMiami ______ __ Hy Moore .................. f.igl* Pord Jim Mar*hall AA..M l lark Unknown Mm Wm. Cl Dulaney -------W 8 8 l t . . . . _ ___ ____ . ____ AB ____________________ N ) i of N E I« ............ ............. 4 ________ 0 _____ _ «2________ 7 g --Lota I. 2 and 3 ___ __ 0 A ............. .. A _______■ . J and 2 21 14 ft ol * and N 36 It AS Jl of 3 and .11 ft ol I J 4 It ol 4 and i A ___________ A to |o A J and 2 WM b*«. 50 11 S W ', ' N 40 It o| HKJ* I and 2 IS It of 7 *nd 6 H R oi 3 and I and 6 & and .1 liu*. T. Tboma* r _ .. . ATm. Clark Gertrud* Shepherd . • Victoria tTNeal.. . X - w. Angler.... .......... ....... A. E. June* __ _ * J. All.n . .... AA'. E. Jamison • U. T. Coray ______ __ _____ Sinai* I l i i H i t .1* ~ *."***2JT‘ w . a : McGiii ___ _____ ■ Chaa. Ilarllngton . . . ___ —_ 21.20 14.SO 10.10 14.30 '42.30 42.30 22.70 as. so l.ot _ . . _ *1 mmt i . . . ............ 7, ( t e i i 10........ 7 ..... .. 3an<l ’ •E. tlv-dt* Ur. W 1, ..J a n r.l ... __ 8 8 8 8 1 * _ . ---------"---------------- --------- -- A A A K _ Z ? Z . - ... ■ ____ • 8 A a and 3 ........................ 4 and 5___________________________ 8 ■ 8 , 9 m l 1 0 .... _________________ _ A T lo a d 2 4__ 8-- ____ _ r cG C •o l> D D • E E K H Rlmon Jonm ... "L W. E. Mcl^*t#r ............... T. I - Croom .. . ................ W. K. D u r h a m . . . _ _ W. C. Stawart--------; --------Serena D ennla__________ W. C. Stawart. 11. Meade W. C. Stawart........... W. C. Stawart Mary Bird Pagh.. __ ^ H M. Ctrty..______ BOHN E. E. Coopar ..... P Unknown. A W. C. Stawart,. A 8. W. tawln ... A A. A. Gramllng. IB . R. If. Gaiffr._ C W. AV. KfenNaaa inn and Tackar'a Addlllan . . W. A. L*ffl«r J. T. 1sin r____ WIDon Haywardan... K. 8. Johnson.................. W. C. 1ttswart.. . _ Mary IL King.____________ 12.90 1.70 S.90 55.10 35.30 35.30 35.30 43.30 58.30 77.30 28.30 31.10 'f.30 31.80 14.10 MoilonrlRs 21.30 Carrie Spear........ 14.30 2 and 4 of 34 and 2 and 4 of. ..... 35 38.80 Nanvaa* Addlllan 28.30 ll. L Jonia_______________ 49.30 — r _ J. O. H nakina_________ _____ 31.30 _ P ^ 8. Yo.man______________ t _ 17.10 _ P _ Weal*/ Joan*_______________ 14.30 __ K _ Ella Brown ____________ _ 8.00 ------- _ II. -Wight____________ ;_____ 11.BO Hleatlfard'a Addlllan * 21.30 28.30 Lot ___ _________ _ — __ Thoa. Pelkn*r . . . „ _ ____ __ 28.30 — — _ M. Cunningham___________ 28.30 5 and" T l T . T T Z Z d ■_ —. __ Graan H a r t ____ ____ _____ __ r E. C. Coirfrt ..____________ 19.49 __ Rlackahrar, A - . . . _ _ ___ 21.30 S and i ~ ~ ~ — ____ __ L Raylock_____ ____ __ ____ 5 90 II 10 __________ *. __ __• _ Norman Sutton._________ __ _ __ __ Graan Hart Eat.......... ...... 13 and 14 __ — Ed Roatln.. ____ 9.30 J * ............... __ __ __ Albert Ma.dtn ........ ____ „ N. Butler_________ 2____ ___ 17 and is ............ ------- --— E. McN*.|y............ ........... 5.10 ____ 5 ' „ C. II. Bra*wall___________ __ » o — IZIL™ Julia Williams___________ I ! J. W. White_______________ 9.30 5; »n'i! 11 11. D. Wilson ______________ 14.30 Zi and 2 *1.35 Nti lagfellow's Addlllan 4.60 _ W. E. Hawkln._____ ____ __ 3.80 Hotdaa-a Addlllan 25.50 __ Lawson, Jno....... ......... 21.30 X. t. Z. Hub Division 7.30 __ II. M *ad »,. , 2_____________ 21 .10 . __ G. II. Graham. .....___ 42..10 ol 'A' '> <>l I.nt 7 2h 10 S 1j i l AA ol Lot 7 __ p. II. Rllsion 56..1H K 1j of l.oi 7 _ 1>. R. Hrlaaon............. ~* 56.30 __ " p. G. Monro*_______ 2-* in _ H. A. Gerard.____ _____ ___ 5.90 _ O II. Gramllng _________ 5.90 5, 4 and 7 . ...... _ Unknown ______ ______ N 1 j ol I.< > 1 8 ._____ _ 31.Ill __ T J. Allen_________ ________7--------4.50 10 __ O. N. Gerard... ....... ........... 42 30 4 Robinson'* Hurtry 7.30 61.30 All etrept 171 It N md 8 *nd 117 lest E and AV of Lot • 12 to Two. Two acrak _____ _____— ’ — . Green H » r t _______________ 3.50 __ .11. Shepherd____ 1____;____ .7.10 W 'j ol Lot 4 .. ___ . i_ Renton A Clark lT.itO E of Lot I T S. Ilavl* n. 70 IJ1) nl Lot 5 . .. a _ .. AA’m. Clark _____ 22.70 AA' 1j ol l.ut 5 . .... d * __ — A. II. Knight . ______ 77.30 1 2 ___ _________ ______ ___ __ Kell« M erritt____ ______ ___ 4.90 11 and 15 ______________ _ C. T. ( lark .. ________ 18.. •____ _______ „... 25.50 W. M. Clark_____ _______ ~ h.70 21 __________ _ ._ i 'ha*. Knight 10 |l) 3. 23 . ________ __ _ Mias S laairt 4.50 __________ 35 W. M. Clark I 70 I m l i ___________ 38 AA M. Clark ‘ I 70 I and 6 * .'»U ft _______ 87 AA'iltia Ccllln* ________ 5.90 I * 42.30 Clark'* Hub DMaioa, Block 34 7.0 in Wm. Clark 24.10 __ _ ' Fannie EIU*on. _______ 2k in __ ___ __ Kannla Ellison ___________ 17.80 __ ___ „ " P ar* J ack ao n ___ 25.50 W. C. Corker 7.30 _ _ G. W. Willlatha________ 1.00 . .. — _ C. R. W illiam *........Z C Z ” 1.70 ... _ _ Moa# William*....... ..... ~ ~ 7.30 ( lark's Hab Division. Block 28 7.30 „ _ . Wm. Clark..... ............ ....... 1.00 — — J. J. Johnson _____________________ 1.00 . |, w u i k . . . . l w . a . k t W k o ............. .................... *4 # ___ . _ • J. W. Snaath . . . . . — _ Kata Ha aip Kraya.. ____ _ • T. J. Millar_______ M. M. Hm'lh'a Sad Hah-DDIel#* . 1. 3l . v i,M . M. Smith... . __ __ K. J. Hart.___ . _ ' __ A. R. B i r t . . — . _ „ . p. p. ooodwia K. J. Whlla'a Hah-Dlvlslea . __ __ W. W. Aldridge • . Hanford Halghla _ __ Mr*. E. N. Morrow. U. J. Starling.______ W. T. PUlda._______ 0. W . King...._____ T. A. Naal________ W. H. Plaid* - * ___ J. N. Robaoa. K. J. Holly . . . — .i C. If. Diogaa. . m u . 0. H. Ding**______ _ 2.10 _ C. W. Roao....... _ ' Mr*. A. Goorta . _, 8. 0. Shlnhotaar. Markham Park Haight* J. and G. Haabo.. J. W. Pleklna...... II. W ray_________ . Abarnathy _ B. Smith.______ __ J. If. Cowan..... Garner** Addition Na. I _______ ._ R. J. HallP....... _______ __ W. If. McBride ___ ___ __ J. D. Roberta . . Garaar’a Addition Na. 3 — . L _ M. A. M iot____ Calory Avanaa Addlllan Mm. Gao. Dickinson. 28.10 ___ II ____ I 10.10 8.90 22.70 42.30 21.80 7.30 40.30 10.80 as. so 8.10 8.10 R. H. Hickman... Mr*. A. McRae..' A. E. Crawford.— (,'. C. Humphrays 14.80 4.50 14.10 21.10 CaJa Calory PlaatalU II. M. Pawlaw._____ T. L. Maad_______ — C. M. Barry________ Mr*. N . B. Hoskins.. Mrs. A. Groawbnrn.. Mr*. W. W. Daniels HrUMU N a U 11. M. A JT U. lfaya______ _ C. A. Balia...... M. M. Smith______________ P. P. O uodw ln....______ __ Dakar, L...___ ______________ C. E. Tucker. ______ ______ T. B. Kirby___________ __ 10.20 21.20 8.80 8.10 8.80 7.80 88.20 1.00 1.00 2.10 1.70 3.10 1.70 1.70 1.70 5.90 8.70 1.70 -8.10 1.707.10 1.70 7.10 4.50 17.10 10.80 7.30 KUO 85.30 28.30 11.50 7.30 4.50 14.30 3.30 7.20 2.40 2.40 2.40 1.35 8.70 .8.70 4.50 2.05 3.80 3.80 -7.30 11.50 3.80 *1 and 71--------.T.------------73 and 7«_ j ....___________________ 4 oi Lot m T’.TJT ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ W 4 of Lot «S........... V __________ Elk of Lot 84. _ ____________ . __ Eacept H ol Ry ol Lot 87, N ol Trilby Br. ol Ix>t 9*......j ___ SB and that part S ol Trilby Branch ol Lot 87___________ 8 of Ry ol Lot 94.„..................... n DESCRIPTION Harlan, T __________________ M. M. Smith._____________ Karlin, T ___ ;_______ ____ ~ T. J. Wllaan_______________ Sfalaa and Baaada He* Ansa of Bee 21 lying E ol Per­ simmon av* laaa W 288 ft_____________________ Bag 77 llaki E of W aid* of Persimmon nv* and St Gerttude ava, run K 5 ebs N 10 cha, AV 5 eh* 8 10 cha to begin. All that portion ol land tat. N line ol Sac 26 and N lina of Rlk 2 N.._'________ _ Rag 10 A n and 3 fka N ol 8 ) ( poit. thence E 4.35 cha N 14 N W ror said addition t« J T A K W Ky N W to \i Sac Ilia 8 to bag....... — ______ '____ IJeg 4.35 cha K and « 2-8 cb* N ol 8)4. run K 10 cha, N 3 1-3 cha, W 10 cha, 8 3 1-3 rhs to hag ... nag 4.35 'ch*, K ol 8 U Sec run E 10 rhs, N 3 1-3 cha. W 10 cha. 8 3 1-3 cha to beg .....---------------Deg 3 1-3 cha N and 4.36 cha E of 8 M Bar. run N 3 1-3 cha, E 3 1-3 cha 8 3 1-3 W 3 1-3 rh* to beg ...... ... Reg 980 It W and IVO It S of NE cor, run 8 470 ft AV 185 It. N 470 It, E 185 It to brg___________ Rag 1165 ll W and 190 ft 8 ol NE cor. run AV 185 ft 8 470 It. E 185 ft, N 470 ft to bag.. ___ Reg 1350 It W and 190 ft B of N E cor, run W 92), It. KLifO It to begin....... . Reg 1628 It W knd 190 ft 8 ol N E ror, run K 190 It, 8 470 It, W 190 ft, N 470 It to bagln....... ...... Beg 1628 It W and 190 It 8 ol N E car. run W 92H ft g.jo tu ^ .y * ^ . k _ O W N ER W. J. Thigpen.._____ _ J. T. Ariel_______________ a # • t _ D. G. Mon rap____ __ ____ _ M. M. Smith... __ H. Zetrowar.___ J.__ — Frank H all.____________ 21.29 17.18. Ilif 18.18 21.71 15.71 18.18 34.18 25.M 14.44 7.44 18.14 21.44 1LI4 14.41 14.18 , 17.18 Tawn 4.T4 1544 — Wm. Jackson..,. ,u — T. P. Adams_____ __ — T. P. Adams___ __ __ _ — Patay William*.__ _______ —- A. J. Shephard________ _ 11.11 . »-dr;hc.h *jfttgs.to: 74# ft-***and lOJff m r i r ball mils post on N tin*. D. A. Cal dwell Wm. Clark — Slav* P * ld * r _ All unplatted Hvwird P. land Co II-nt jh A cor ol u Land A Ad. ta Unknown _ J«> Co*4ft Howard P. Howard P. T. J. Allan thane* I7S I 340 It ta Wm. Clark W. C. Collin* Wm. Mere*!. Wm. Marear.. All unplatted M; I>. A. Caldwell A Sana O. W. Benton_____ ___ Howard P. L. Co.____ — lard la Samlnolo lata Oranga Co.. Pla., thanca W S7S It. thanca 8 240 thanca E 574 It, thanca N 240 I li a b e g ..;________ A. Gordon___ Hi Hbaphnrd.. Prank flail.... G. W. Banian T. D. D avit.. D. B. Mahan. G. E." Green . G. W. Cook... M. U . S m ith -,__________ W. B. Baykla___________ - r\ nd D. Janklna — N*4in* B r * A l __ ______ _ 10 W. P. Unvltt__ ____ —•—w. P. liravftt.:- ———" Unknown ... Jo* Tkuma* D. C* Collin* hlr*. II. L. Deforest H. W. Wright.. 8. P. Crawl .rd C. II. Martin. L. G. nr I Horton kfI.LA W. L. Mlrkena Andraw An.Ursi.n ,R. L. llillyard . _ 10 W. P. LaavltL. — Jaa. U. Hart o r.________ —' H. W. Edward*________ A If.' K. Stork data Mrs. Hattie Laavltt------ Unknown____ ________ — A. V. Praath_______ I — Ijnknawa 427 ft W ol W aid* Prancb. av* and N *1 *1 Goldibor* a 100 ft W. Boykin Unknown T. T. Graa • 100 ft R of N W K 50 It, 8 |«o I . • f t . N 140 ft to be i S10 It 8 or NR ear i of N W W . rua a N >1 ^ ■ 210ft------------Bag C27 It w b T Pranch ava on h Goldsboro nv* rt 40 A V. Pranch------------10 G*«. W. Bantam..... — — K r t b Ooldaboro ava E W 0. tinned on P ap T) / 699 O. 8 Pronator .. E. C, Clamant 12.90 21.30 17.80 1.70 2.40 1.70 1.70 4.50 11.50 S. 80 1.70 1.70 E. M. Gramllng A- A. Gramllng. Neill# Crawford C- R « y * l . . . . . _ R. It. Galgar. *' 2.80 3.80 1.70 6.90 G. W. Ilanton Wm. Clark .. Wm. Cinak—. 11. C. DuUoaa— ,j._____ A. French . _____ __ ____ Unknown,___ Gao. II. Ecrnald — *• W. O. A ld rld g/.. .... ......... Unknown........................ .. Sanford Mlg. C o ._______ __ I). cj, M unro e — P. J. Monro* . . _____ i_____ Martin'* Addlllan Unknown______ ________ 10 9 10 Mr*. A. R. klunaon____ 10 W. ti. Aldridge_________ 11 10 W. G. Aldridge______ .... 10 11 11 'W. Jl. Barclay___ 2_____ 9 W. G. Aldridge 1 1 111 W. G. Aldridge ___________ 11 11 • W. G. Aldridge ____ _____ 12 12Geor, el* *a Owen Armstrong, Robert* L A Harris R ..... Nlaitba Williams........ ..... £ W. U w in . . . Mr*. II. A. Gardner__ —A. A. K»wa*i 1 . J. P. Snead______ ______ P. C. Brock________ ______ W. C. Stewart___ _______ W. G. McGill _____ _____ We*ley Jane* Eat ______ J. I> rord _______ Jaa. Robinson__________ _ Weder Jones ............. . J. Kirhardmn _____ __ J. Richard ton - , . . . ,, Unknown _ ___ Dave Wa*r*n. . ___ __ ll. II. Geiger * _r.t—_ Pan Harrier Eat. D. L> Thra»k*r___ — __ i_. D. A. Caldwall A Boa* — P. K. Brawa ...__________ ; L. B. Slmmonda.... .......... Dalla* P o t l * . . . . _ _______ W. J. Tklgpaa._______ :— W. JL Thigpen.--------------C. W ll.y --------- l -------------W. « . Stawart____ —_ Minaia Gilbert_____ _____ Ed Po*t*r.,.__---- — _ — Ran Bradley...... ......... — 7 E. II. Job* * ___________ — David E. Ilackar,-----------Haiti* Llgktfoot Jacob Graan Eat. — . Ell Hurley------------------ — I). Read___ ______ —_______ Charity R. Smith---- — ___ II. E. ftaekar-------------------K. 8. B r a d le y _____— J. L, Gardner....... —_ J. 8. Gardner ____ ________ Dili** E. Poll* -- --------Dalla* E. Potta------- — —— Tom falrcklld., ________ _ A Graham---------------------Richard Allan Polly S. Pott*------____ ___ Polly L. Pott*________l ___ W. R. Watson________ __ C. T. C lark_____________ P. Q. Monro* Stoke* JT.Bi �PAG E SEVEN my Anal account* w Eaecutor of arid N U t f, ar.d ask for their approval. 2 _ Dated Sept. 201b, A- l>. 1916. ' P R E S ID E N T GETS BU8V wish to notify, the Celery Growers that we .are n< d% i/!h | ' ' placing fc fe fc K M y T x ear of The growers ffre advised to place their orders within the next ten days. On all orders received in time for shipment in this car load Will have a reduction of $5.00 per Sprayer, ‘ All orders received after this shipment, Fill require 30 days to deliver. — Will Take the Stomp and Up Hughes Warm Long Branch, N. J* Sept. 21.— President Wilson swung into cam­ paign (orin today. With his plan for discussing public questions btore non-partisan organisations Instead ing tours fully decided upon, he actively took up his political plnns after a lull of more than a week caused by the 'illness and death of his sister. Mrs, Annie E. Howe. Administration leaders hero pre­ dict that from now on there will be plenty of activity in tho Democratic campaign. Tho nttacks of Charles E. Hughes will he fully met, tjiey any, by the President himself and by members of his cabinet and Dem­ ocratic leaders who will lour tho country. F. P. rOHSTER, ■aid defendants' rai .Jerome H. Hlc* Ha ad Co., Cambridge, N. Y.. flruen Itlchey A Co*. Now York, N. Y., Parka Darla A C o , A N N U A L REPORT OP TAX COLLECTO R Auguat 31, ISIS, Naw York, S . Y „ J. • A. Pallan A* J. C , NOTICE OP HALE fan rtf T iaa PdtUl) aa tba Chattanooga M adina* C a.. Notice la hereby (Ivan that In purtu- I’haUanooaa, Term . Smith Klaln A C o.. Asaeaamentfor 1 9 I 6 „ „ ________ ,___381,705.13 anra nf a Anal decree of foreclosure and Philadelphia, Pa., Montag Bio*.. Atlanta, Ctadlla No .ember______________' ________ ..$ 4,779.ft ■sta, mad* on the 22nd da/ of 'Ausuat, •it-, that tha raid defendants ara ovar tka A. I), ISIS, by th* Ifonorabl* Jamra W. ■SV of t wanly oca yaara: lhal lharo in no December Parklna, Judge of th* ‘Circuit Court. Sev­ person In th e ‘State of Florida, the aorvico enth Judicial Circuit, In knd for lb* county of a subpoena upon' whom' will ha binding of Seminole, Florida, in Chan«*ryMpn that upon the »ald defendants; therefore you1 March certain rau.e therein pending, wherein Jerome II. life" Seed ( o., a corp.,. Hruaia Chat* A Company I* romplalnant and llirhey A Co,, a-eorp.. Parka Davit A Col, Wm. G. Aldridge, Jerome II. Hire Seed a aorp.. J. A. Piltan and J. C. 1*01180 aa Co., a corporation, Hruen, Jtlchey A Co,, i i ’hat tmoAga Mnllrlna Co., Smith Klaln Jk. corporation. Park Ilavl* A Co., a corpora­ Kienrh ( u.. a corn., and Mftniag II;o », a Stair Taa ( ertlDcatea tion. J. A. Fatten and J. C. Patten, co­ aurp., are ordered to appear to tba bill ot El r ora, ln.ol\rn<ir* and Doubl* ------ . . . . . . . r. „„ U a l^ partner* doing htnlncu aa the Chatta­ A.«e*«m*nt* , ■„> . . ......... ..... duty filed la t l „ _________ ______ nooga kladlaina Co., Smith Klaln A PrlBClf Auguil Remittance to cover flat. _____ —nd —, _. October. ___ _ __r, 'j day of 1916, _a .rulw Co., a corporation, the Gfo. II. Fernald elay nf thla court. Hardware Co., a corporation.* W, J. Mill, It la further ordered that thla not Ira b * doing bualnuo aa -d tf llill Hardware Co,, and Montagwllroa., a corporation, ara de- publlrhed in tha Sanfold Herald, a nrnrta* . .Hoad Ur I fandante, l^shalt offer for aalti and aell to paper publDbed In Seminole county, Fla., Aaie.iment lot 1016 tha hig hr>tv bidd*r for e*ah. In front of once a weak for four aonaaeutlvw- week*. .. . C Wltnaae K. A Douginas, Clark of tka Nov anber ___ _ the court house door at Sanford. Seminole Derembir. __ ___ County, Florida, on Monday, the aecund Circuit Court, and the aeal thereof, tbha January _____ ____ __ day of October, A. I). 1918.itU aamn being 21th day of Augu't, A. I>. 1*16. (.tali. ,w E. A. D O U G LASS*. . a legal sates day. and Within lha-legal “ * * • ■"Cleft C lf n lt Court. hourr-of latertlia grapu ty A t a n iki i hr -fhe ■rtra pttrrtedinga In aald caa* aa (otlowa: Situated in the county of Hemlnotf,* atalo Py Cotnptr from of Florida, to-wll: lllorka Fourteen (I t ) Kieeutor. 10— <»-22. IO-2f, 11,24. 12 22. l - t t , 2-22 Vance C*. McCormick, the chnir* man of the Democratic nutiona! com­ mittee, who spent tho night at Taa C niffc Iaa. Shadow Lawn, conferred with the Stale Error*,- lutolvenciet ai Aunim iinli ___ President early todya before leaving for Now York. He will return in ii Total.. . ___ : few days to arrange for tho speeches Ann.unt of Aaaeaament to he made by Mr. Wilson. Meantime the President worked on a speech he will make to n dele­ gation of business men Saturday, and pn the address he will deliver Monday before the convention of the National Grain bottlers’ Asso­ ciation. In these two speeches he will outline the reason why he thinks farmers nnd business ■men should vote tho Democratic ticket. At the Modern Opera. Patldnco— 1 “ You Bay you hoard Mmo. HI r Iibco In ratulQvllla today?” Patrlco — "Yea; first tlmo Bho’a boon heard In this country.” Patience—"Nonsanao! She sang-trr this country In opera tor two yoara." Pnlrlce— "Y cb, sho was In opera, but everybody talks at tho opera, and nobody heard her.” ESPEC IALLY AD APTE D FOR YO UR S T A TE tllack tlamme.t, Drain*, A***aam*nl lor 1915 __ Cl edfla Notrmber . ...,.... ,______ Dc.ember . _____________ , Januaiy (none) FebiUary Apri: Jul ) .................................. Stale Tac ('« rliftralea Erioia, Iniolvtnrira . and Double F to Ford Garage Phone 67 . 4*2.1 I I 52.< I . 3.35 iU «> •201.66 flp W jv August remittance to balance Account _ ___________ _________ AUTO AND MOTORCYCLE TIRES AND TUBES REPAIRED rsA w m ir> FIRE ACCESSORIES, IN N E R TUBES, AIR GAUGES AND * t * "fc"3* ’’ ’ * * l , ♦ Orders taken for all sUndard makes of Tires on this market. ALL REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED W rite F o r Prices And SEND FO R <9 JACKSONVILLE, F L A . January February March. A i.rd .. .. C a ta lo g u e Slate T a. Certifies a i t ! _____:_____ Erroi*. Intoiventlea and Double Delinquent Taxes, City of Sanford, Florida (Continued from Pago 6) DESCRIPTION Peg 10 cha of N W U of NKt* cun K 870 ft, N to K It N to begin_______ N W D of SW>* of NEW ........ Itcg at N W cor of S W G of 8 W )( o( N E W run S 132 rt. K 316 It, N 132 tt W 116 ft.__ ______________ W l, of HE ,it of N W It of N E quarter, leaa begin at N E eor ot S|4, run H 1ST 14 ft. W 100 ft, N 1S7H H E 100 ft..... _!___ Lota 9, 10 anil. 11 Kealey'a FREE AIR AT THE CURB Ueaaia Doudney I^»» Amt. fv i till i* rendered Sub School Dlalrlcl No. 1 Aueatmrnt for 1916....... . Decemliei July.......................... .----- ,— Slate Tax Certlfi'-ate*________ Error*, Inaol. it Double Am*** HORSES AND MULES ! Sm fllTIN SEED GQ1 M A C H IN ER Y A LL SUPPLIES E THEM TO D AY Stat. Taa Lcrtlncalaa________ Prior*, Inaolvendea and Doubl* Aaietamml* ..... ..... ................... Auguti r» miltance- to balance account Sanford, Fla. E * OUR IN S TR U C ­ T IV E C ATALO G U E AND W E E K LY PRICE L IS T W A LK ER DICKSO N, Manager IK Strtet-Neil R Mra. A. L. Lane Geo. kfarey____ W. A Flit* T. A. S w a n .... , N ty o( SK.lt _________________ Ileg at W «t See, run N 6.27 eha, E 9.40 cha to 8 & f lty KKatly along aame to (■rant line S 26 deg \V on Grant line to E and W J, line W to begin.______ All of N E M of 8 W ft* K of Moilanvilla ava, lata 8 l.alng. Mra. J. F. and G. Aldridge .. ■ W Leaa Amt. Overpaid jn Alice A. Havemeyar r, 1IV.* r. 1762 ' i f leaa N -w M -T V Y -a r-tigriT O n E ; jm n ifj July................ M il* l> t Celtiliralea Erroi*, lnaolvcnrl.* .Jtuil__ Diiulda ■m m m h M m m l1 Auguat rtmitianca to bal. aret Hub Sr knot Doirlct No. i Aavoaammt for 1914........ ... — M- l Cradtla Novambir |»i refliDrf »T___z_' "*l**,V* L__ J» ttumi> --r-,*»*__,... -_JLi Kri-fum i Mift-ii . __!______ A llflt . - Ht, ... .... ...... w -----Mat JllftW ... .=. ___ 2_ Klein T a t t CJtHO Eiror*. inaotvaeclaa and Douhia Aaau^amantl. .............. tetober. Decent! *r 8 HORSES AND 15 MULES Rrtora. IitauHoncU* Amoant collected Amount collected and Double at SE <qt. Lot 1 run N 22 cha to Lake Monroe N S3 deg, W 4 ghs to point 22-16 eha, N of U Sec line, 8 32-16 cha .* ir il-fi» eha_________ Ileg 1198 ft W and 706 ft N ot tr.iumlary, run. VV 870 ff N . 1719 it. 8E«tiy along i.aku Monroe 14B4 It a to begin, leaa-begin at a point 119S It \Y and 706 ft N of tha etc Cor on 8 boundary of Stc, 23, ,T|( 19 8 of H 30 E and running Ihenre W 320 ft thrnre N to a point on - tha marginal line on J.aka Monroe, thenen to tho SEatly direction along marginal lino of l.ako Monroe to a point 1600 ft (torn point of beginning------— :_____ ^ llrg at a point 1198 It W and ' 706, It N of tba H See cor on 8 boundary of 'See 23, Tp 19 8. It 30 E and run thence W 320 ft, thence N to a point on marginal (Inn an -Lakp •. Monroe, thence in a HKly direction along matginal lino of Lake -■ Monroe to a point 1600 ft from point of begen..— 23 Lake, 8 Ely to point 1769 , It N o t begin 8 to begin.. 23, II,g 437 It N ol BW cor OT N W «. aec run E 330 ft N 880 ft. W MO ft 8 660 ft, E 330 lb...._______________ Ilegln on N aid* 81 Gertrud* ave 84.97 cha W of E Una of fnt. of Holly ava and Fleet at. run W m cha, J4-AO-aka^K-«H « W 810 cha-------------------------II,gin on 8t Gertruda ava at a point 799 II E of point of fnt of S Una of 8t Gertruda ava with 8 line J. T. A K . W. Ry, run E 366.0 It. 8 604 ft W. 827 ft ta lly N W ly along E lino of u r n , la point ol begin N 678 ft II. Patera 19 30 14 A. W. Urown 19 30 11 Sam Y. Arthur 19 . 30 10 Edith Mead J. T. Irvine, Jr. J. D. Uarnhardt Begin on N aide St Gertruda ava and 81.91 eha W of E line of Int of Holly November.________ ave and Ftrtt at. run W peeeatber....... — cha. N 10 eha, E l ) f January cha, S 10 aka______ _____ r— J. f>. Harnhnrt February Beg HE cor Lot 17 Celery Plantation, run N 616 It E to point 313 It W of quarter aec lino N 267 ft 8Ely along Lake to within 66.6 It of td sac o t a % * ■A b a t / r r i i i i c i i i ' i . ^ j Una 8 to 8 lino Error*. loaotvaAciaa and Doubl* Bogin 783 tv W and 678 ft N of BE eor of B W W 8#« Auguit. to balanca account. run W 178 ft, N 12SO ft, 8 Ely along Lake to point 10-ltc N oIbaglgiS to begin....... Begin 1668 Tt W and 676 ft N la Court ef Caaaty Judge. Haailnola Caunly of SE ear of 8 W '{ So*, . . Hltle af Marl la run 1769 <c N W ly to W In t* Fatale ot line of Dec 8 to point 671 Ml*a Jlmml* Glgtl * ft N of 8 lino of 8*e E to Nolle* la hereby litre , to all whom It begin. I*** 1*0 ft E ._____ may caaeara, that on the 25th day ol March, A. I*. 1317, I shall apply to tho Th* foregoing deter Ibed properl Honorable Judge ol raid Court, aa fe aleg of* by paving tha eoat ol advertising and Interest at tba rat* ol 11 par cant per annum.' Judg* Probate, for my Anal dlichsrg# aa Executor 1 that data It will b* certified to Ik* c|ly attorney for collection. of the eatgta of Mitt Jimmie Ulan, ■fetMMd; < JAS. C. IIOBEHTS. tad that at tba same time I will pr*««n. 2-Fri-5tc ' City Ctork nod Collector. Aaaeaament for 1816 J. B. MAGRUDER, Jr., STABLE LANDO, - - FLORIDA C ' : . -j% •; •: �m .rA n .t.-'n n m r-rtu . n ■ year. Hero in St. i saving’i* *etimk»ed at o S5.0Q0. / .[ j ’ > SANFORD HERALD HERALD PRINTING COMPANY cussions of last, night; the result would have been more backbone in business methods and the resolve to promptly reject all advertising pro­ posals that are not along legitimate channels and that have for their purpose the compelling of the busi­ ness men to provide an easy living for some one who wants to spend the winter in Florida. A few concerns and organisations would have th& business interests shouldef the burdeh of expense of some entertain­ ment by practically presenting these organisations not only with a free program but with a cash bonus thrown in. It is safe to say that it will be a very difficult thing for any lodge, or church or .society to. “ work" the iocfcl merchants this coming season for anything of this kind. If all the merchants will take .advantage of the rulings of the committee on ad­ vertising they will save themselves hundreds of dollars.—St. Augustine b T h e Catts fight so far seems to haye resulted in a dog fall. Build that hotel you Sanford busi­ ness men and get ready fqr the greatest influx of visitors that San­ ford ever experienced. Sanford men returning from -the north report the factories working day and night and the greatest wave of prosperity sweeping the coun­ try. T his means more visitors to Florida. , F A V O R A B L E TO W ILS O N H aving failed to enlist outside cap­ The first straw ballot on the Prcsiital in the building of a first class1, dential election was taken by The hotel, the Sanford Board of Trade is1 New York Herald a few days ago. now selling stock to home people, It is the preference of The Herald's and w-ill build the hotel themselves. employes in its composing rooms, Lucky Sanford. — DcLnnd News. and comparison is made of the same employee in 1912. The Herald says: N ow for that hotel,* the inland' Following' ita custom of many waterways through the St. Johns 1 years. The Herald started 'its 1916 river and the drainage of the upper nation-wide straw- vote canvass of St. ,lohns river* All good projects the Presidential situation with a and they will place twenty thousand vote taken among the workers in people in Sunford in the next five The Herald composing room. The years. results were as follows: Total number.of votes cast 132 ,Total for Wilson 86 Total for Hughes > 30 Total for Henson .. .1.. *12 Socialist labor J No. of Democrats voting. - * * 64 No. of Republicans voting 31 Progressives *. 16 Politics not states 17 Independents 2 Socialists ........................... Republicans for Wilson 16; Progressives for Wilson 6( Politics not stated, for Wilson 11 Democrats for Hughes , _ 3 Progressives for Hughes 6 That bulkhead property looks i good to many of us fo r. a county fair grounds, a ball park and general playground lor the Sanford people and the winter visitors. This will 'bear investigation and would solve the question of what to build upon the new land in the next five years. - T h .- ln d lrid ™ h -W r> -of-- C. -Alvarex a$ •h°rL. with- hU^wondorful elope and pegs to flrat with th# apian did parforsnaace of Brack in c#nt#r Id with a , speed sfeldom soon away from tho big league diamonds, were eaaily the features o f the game. • Culbreath. who. couldi house In. the early part of the sea­ son, continues with his fine swatting and yesterday took a walk— a couple of singles and then made a sacrifice fly that scored’ the winning run. Crow and Purcell for Sanford were the heavy hitters on the visitors' list. Cobb proved himself a brother of the famous Tiger man in name only.' As a baseball player he does not belong to the same family. N o hits, no assists and two errors were fiis record for the afternoon, though he scored a run after reaching first On an error. Both catchers were fast and* but two ftolen bases wernt down for the session, though Lourcey headed for home in the sixth and waa called out at the plate. Culbreath admitted he didn’ t even have time to touch him but the decision went. * T h e fans in their hearts, as well as the Tampa players, gave the visitors the run. L ’ Hpmmedicu, Culbreath and Brack, who is winning his laurels, got two hits each. For steadiness L ’ Homraedieu was perfection; •«e * v W B B f l ia n g a B B M The W orking M an’s Bank Account ' 1 * E N who ate employed by the day or week rarely have very much notice .befor^they are laid off. This means that the work­ ing man.of all men should have a little money saved up and have it deposited safely in the bank. Th e Peoples Bank invites the accounts of working men and their families. Interest is paid on savings ac­ counts, compounded twice a year. Your money will help you earn money, .if deposited with this Bank. M P EO PLES BAN K OF SAN F O R D O. L TAYLOR Cathief H. R. STEVENS "T h e porfh-ts of the southeast' arc jingling. "O n e hlndred dollars for a bale of cotton— including the amount re­ ceived for the se.ed—is a fine busi­ ness proposition., It. brings an im­ mense sum of money, though the yield of the staple is not so large. It means' literally millions of dol­ lars. R. R. DEAS Asti Ce thief of them are being operated night and day. . . ' . “ I t is a busy tim e as well as a har­ vest time. It Is a time of* building, and o f the voting o f more and more bile counties, Ala.; crematory, Corbonds for municipal and county Im­ dele, Oa.; factory building, Albany, Oa.; school building, Judson, 8. C. provements. “ Industrial plants will bo estab­ “ N o t solely because It Is receiving lished as follows: _ 9100 a bale for cotton or with the added reason that the factories are running on full tim e and overtim e U the southeast prosperous and Its pockets jingling. A n important rea­ son la that it is keeping much o f the money that in previous years it has The money been sending aw ay. will go to the upbuilding of the southeast rather than of other parts of the country. “ B ottling plant, Birmingham, Ala., cap factory, Rome, Oa.; flour and feed mill, Opelika, Ala.; hosiery mill, Shelby, N. C.; guncotton plant, Columbus, Mias. Roper Raya Store Frank Roper has purchased the Goldsboro branch atore of the Sem­ inole Co-bperative Mercantile Co., of which he Has been the managsr . “ Twenty-nine corporations were formed during the week with mini­ since the branch waa established mum capital stocks aggregating $1,- several months ago. 510,000. . Although the atore haa been a “ Five additional electric steel fu r­ paying investment for the Seminole naces will be established in Anniston', Company, they find that they can Ala,, at a cost of -$1,000,000. best conserve their interests by giv­ “ A contract for the construction ing their undivided attention to the of roads at s cost o f $145,000 has g ro w in g business o f the origins! been awarded by Holmes county, store- at the corner of Park and Second street.' Mississippi, g “ A store building to cost $100,000 M r.-R o p e r is an experienced gro­ will be erected in Macon, Ga. cery salesman afid his many friends ' “ Among the items o f construction in the city bespeak fo r him the suc­ work to be done as reported this cess to which ho is entitled. • "A partm ent houses, Atlanta, D e­ catur and Savannah, G a .;. bank building, New Smyrna, Fla.; church building, Locust* G rove, Ga., and remodeling and enlarging, Madison ahd Monroe, .Ga.; dormitory, 'C a r­ rollton, Ga.; factory building, M on t­ gomery, , Ala.; fraternal building, New Smyrna, Fla.; garage building, Chipley, Fla.; library building, G u lf­ port, Misa.; 50 miles o f roads, Gren­ ada Mounty, Mias.; school building Gaffney, S. C., and Newnan and Rockmart, Ga. Constriction con- N ot content with dynamiting the safe and tt|king $150 therefrom, bur­ glars who broke into a general store at Montverde, near W inter Garden, set fire to the building and stock, totally destroying both at a lose of over $5,000. Such wicked and wan­ ton destruction shows what a wret­ chedly decadent and worthless type of creature the common burglar is. The punishment to fit the crime in this case will be hard to determine should the miscreant e v e r be caught. — St. Augustine' R ecord. SAYS • "A n d that which is of much im- Used to hnyc »omatui.df<1M-i|f (^Aeer*W oR f*?fIrm ygct In to gather y crop. Fooled around a lot before I thought of trying Blowers Ground Limestone. Takes a sharp eye to find drops in my grove now." ton money is I eing kept at home this year than in any year since be­ fore the Civil Wpr, when practically every southern farm home had ita smoke house and corn crib as surely ax it had a well for water. Illcwrr* Ground U d m U m U food (or crane* Brava*. It jm i'w urod il, you know, ill you k t m l, you — uFactor! mT 1 h'“ the southeast are M any of received A a c tly tho same number $>f J Thc room, werc opened en 'suite, running on full time. them are-running, overtim e and some votes this year that Roosevelt re- and converted into an Improvised ceived four years ago. He received, ball room for the occasion, the dnetherefore, nine fewer than the tota. nrnlinm mnnittlni. nf nml oil,... R E A L A D V E R T IS IN G M E D IU M S The so-called "advertourist" was raked over the coals, cut up in strips and the hide hung up to dry at the Chamber of Commerce meeting laat night. T h e livest kind of a bunch ! of business xnen had rOme over from Jacksonville to soft of exchange ex­ perience* along the line of advertis­ ing method* and mediums, and the discussion ran the scale from the value to Florida of county fairs, os so ably set forth by A. P. Anthony, ,to the plain, ordinary, merchandising by advertising, as explained by Mr. Kessler, M r. Southall and others. But the keynote ot the discussion was the benefits to be derived and the money to be saved the merchants by the proper operation of a mer­ chants’ protective association. St. Augustine has one Iti connection with the Chamber ofsCommerce and so has Jacksonville. The only dif­ ference in the m ethw Wf operation la th it the narols of tKe St. Augus­ tine committee are unknown to any­ body but the secretary and tbe mem­ bers of tfie committee, while Jack­ sonville bravely _ publishes to the world the fact that five prominent' business j-j men representing varied interests compose the board of cen­ sorship. This committee has saved Q B B W Cobb, first base man of the Celery City celery diggers, has a heck of a long ways to go to catch, up to that Tigerish brother of his, whom the fana call T y . Come to think of it, he waa the only gink on the visiting SANFORD ORLANDO R< list yesterday who failed to get a BEING TA K E N UP BY hit and right on top of that he per­ forms two most ungracious errors CONTRACTORS and then again he claims to be a After years of waiting the brick brother of Tyrus. Well, th at’s hard road betweon Sanford and Robin­ on T y, that’s all.— Tam pa Times. son Springs will be takeif up and placed in first class condition and Baptist Services Sunday best of all is the news that the work 9:30 Tho State Wide Baptist Go- haa actually started. This road to-Sunday School day will be cele­ caused more talk and criticism than brated and a large attendance is ex­ any road in the county on account pected' (or this day. All the en­ of the poor quality of brick and the rolled members are urged to be laying of same and in places the road present and the friends of the has been in bad condition. school are invited. Remember the .Hankinson Si Haigler! the brick services begin promptly at 9:30. manufacturers were under, bond for 11:00 The pastor will preach, at the faithful performance of their this service on tho subject, "W a tc h ­ contract and were waiting until they man. What of the Night?’’ could be assured they had the brick 3:30 The pastor will preach at that would meet specifications. Now Moore’s Station.. ________________ under the supervision •of Engineer 6:30 The B. Y . P. U. meetings.' Ramsey wo can look for results and 7:30 The Inst of the Vesper Ser­ this road luitl properly and with the vices. . right kind of brick should settle all * Song controversy about the construction. Prayer Interlude Progress in Soulhcnsl Song Columbus, Ga., Sept. 20.— Th e Announcements Industrial Index says in ita issue for . Offering 2 Offertory this week: After editing the sport page for the Sanford Herald during the hull Solo by Miss Martha Fox. season “ Red Davis" made his last Sermon, subject, "T h e Con­ appearance in Tuesday's issue und dition of the Unsaved Mnn The Herald will have no more of Sanford." sporting page .until next season and not then unless the people want it. How they voted in 1912: Benediction. Under the able supervision of Red 73 You are invited to all the services Davis T h e Herald had one of the • For Wilson 30 of the Baptist church. A polite best pages of any paper in the state j For Roosevelt j For Taft 9 band of ushers will meet you at the and his effort.^, are entitled to all the 14Idoor and comfortable scats will be praise that can be bestowed upon it. For Debs Not voting 6] you. given Some good daily should draft Red If doubt exists in one's mind that j Georgo Hyman, Pastor. Davis, for he is a good one and we esn commend him at any time. T T T W -tm n ol the political tide this Dance Honoring Visitor year it should be wiped out by a Miss Reha G llb e r tw is hostess at Sanford needs, a Business Men's study of the vote taken among the an informal dance T u w d ay evening League. E very other wide awake Herald composing room employes. at hcr home, 8l6 M ay >treett Springcity has one and the business man Some most interesting things will.be field, i„ honor of Mies Vera Terheun gains much of benefit thereby. The noted in the vote. _ Df Sanford who is spending some Board of Trade is all right for the For in.lanr,^ r (inrV « Hugh** , • w.f W m n r tt tp ■ ' general public but the^business men havrilTB Llcm * 'oT T h eir own that should be met by the merchants und a league would do the trick. The credit system could also* be handled by the league and better methods of buying and selling and other pro­ jects worked out for the salvation of ,the retail trade. Get together, you business men of Sanford* for in co-operation you will get the best results. . M OCALA, FLA REPORT OF THE CONDITION b F TW& F M K S T NATH@B?AJL' B A N K ©If Sacofffflirdla Fibril® AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER I2lh, 1916 R E S O U R C E S LOANS AND DISCOUNTS OVERDRAFTS - , - U. S. BONDS TO SECURE CIRCULATION * STOCKS, B O N D S ' SECURITIES SM7.722.20 CAPITAL STOCK 1,538.51 . SURPLUS FUND’ - " UNDIVIDED PROFITS - 8,750.00 ^ S E R V E D FOR TAXES AND I26.2lV9l' REAL ESTATE, FURNITURE AND FIXTURES Shoe manufacturers who are now figuring the coat of next spring's aamplea are said to be “ up against it " good and hard. Certain leathers continue hard to get, which may mean still higher prices. E very man­ ufacturer wants early business in order to keep the cutting well nhoad of the making. *In normal times tho manufacturer -could conrract for a certain quantity of. leather a Jittle under the market price, which en­ abled him to figure certain samples at prices that brought the large or­ ders early. Now the only induce­ ment for trade is to tell the customera to buy early,- before prices get a chance to advance any furthel. LIABILITIES CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS ' ' DIVIDBNDS UNPAID CIRCULATION 8.987.97 BILLS PAYABLE 104,107.14 DEPOSITS . . . $537,323.73 DEPOSITED SEPTEMBER 12th, 1916 DEPOSITED SEPTEMBER 12th. 1915 INCREASE IN ONE Vk a R .. 1431,310,80 5305,278.35 1126,032.45 �- • PAG E FIVE T H E SANFORD HERALD W *f 1 Little Happenings— Mention of Matter* In B r i e f Personal Items of < Interest 1 Seminary o f tho Floating Small ' Talks Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald Readers j. N . McGcoghy of Longwood wu in the d ty yesterday and rode home i n a new Btilck Little Six pur­ s u e d from the Samlnolo County Garage. * Woodland Park opona only Sun­ 8-Fri-tf days. Zeb Ratliff of the Herald was in Euitis Wednesday night insisting tho Lake Region office force and came back yesterday with Mayor Daviaon titer witneaaing the ball game. G. R. Paachall, the popular reprmentatlve of the Grooter-Stewart Drug Co. of Jackaonvilie waa in tho city Wednesday calling on the local trade. . * For Sale— Delayed order Juat- ar•rived—Celery seed American and French. H. H. Chappell, Celery avenue. 7-tfc L. P. McCuller, R. C. Bower, W ill Shelly, Will . Stringfellow and Dr. Stevens were among the Sanford (am who attended the M t. DoraEuitia post aeries games this week, going over yesterday in the M c­ Culler car., ft . »' ‘ Uae Juba Self Rising Flour fo r delicious hot Blaeuita— A t *ali gro­ cers. *. » 6 -tf Mayor Daviaon, Aldermen M ax­ well and Dingee, Sheriff Elect E. E. ’ Brady, Felix Frank and R. J. H olly were a distinguished party that made a trip to Eustia yesterday to see tho game of ball between Euatia and ' Mt. Dora. *. , Lettuce seed ready (pr delivery. Dutton Crate Oo. , 3-tf Mrs. D. G. Monroe- and eon, Lionel have returned to Sanford after spending the summer at Jack­ sonville and other points. V F. F. Dutton has returned from a business trip to Wilmington and other pointa and has something good to relate for the ' members of. the , Hoard of Trade. President Dutton week* pleasantly spent at “the Bton- andfctpecU tofnpend several days great teaching|force of the church. itrom home on West Flmt street. Interviewing the growers regarding Especially will all the great adult Air. 0. H. Stenstrom left Wednes­ the wcAkings of the hew league. The classes make kn effort to rally to the day for Jacaonville. Indiana to visit Idea la to organize the Florida grow ­ cayse and bring in a boat of young hi* sisters i Mm. Bd. Rockej*. He will ers HAto a league to market tfleir men and young women. a y m u u i also visit friends in Tennessee and products in the north selling" to the ttflnjthc eighteen statese o m p irliln g Georgia in returning home. retail ^rade only. The league waa the Southern Baptist Convention Owing to the scarcity of. some Of conceived by Ray R. Flynt who was the statistics of 1915 give 24,500 the Ingredients we have been upable the presiding genius In the organisa­ Baptist churches with 2,686,000 to obtain Carter's New Clco paste tion of tho Farmers Elevator League members; there are 19,000 Sunday for several weeks. Beg to announce that marketed tho wheat and corn schools in these churchs with an en­ that wo now pave plenty of it. 10c, of the western states several years rollment of 1,761,000 pupils. Ami 25c and 60c sizes. Herald Printing agq in a most satisfactory manner. should all, these reach their .oUis-of 106 East First "Street Sanford, Florida Since that tima M r, Flynt has m qYeU~»t r i m* c&e' [ n attendance of 25 per Co. 7-tf tbeae Bap­ nap. V D. L. Thrasher was.a busin(Sti Vis­ to.A 'io rh ta-B n iT fiurcbt^u a afrm cent thore wou|d be near BushrfcH expecting to retire tist Sunday achoola on September itor to Tampa Tuesday and Wedfrom active business but his friend^ 24th something like 2,201,000 pu­ J. H. Dumas .............. .......i. N * . 171 nesaay of this week. 1.00 i were anxious to have him take a pils. an increase of 440,000. ~ T o H. B. McCall ...... ......... 1.00 For delicious hot biscuits use Juba hand In the marketing of Florida Report o f the Condition ot The Bank bring this la rge number of now Z. Spinks ................... 2.00 Self .Rising Flour— At alb grocers. o f Oviedo, at Oviedo, In the State products and . the new organization scholars jnto these Sunday schools O! P. Swope 1.00 of Florida, at the Close o f Busi­ • . • 6-tf Is the result. would greatly tax the 135,000 teach: Longwood ness, Sept. 12. 1916 Mr. and Mrs, L. A. Brumley left The objects- of the league are to era and would give them an average C. B. Searcy . ... _____ _____ 1.00 lost week for Greenwood, South sell the produce and fruit lor Its of 16 in each class. J. M. WaRs ......... .50 I.oam on Heal Eatato____ ______ __ 6,966.11 Carolina, where they have entered members direct to the retailer, thus Diana on Collateral Security Other Than In Florida there are 674 Baptist J. N. S ea rcy............... . ___ 1.00 their son, Willie in the Bailey M ili­ Keal Eetate----------_ ---------------------- 10.1300* saving for the grower the profits of churches, with something like 55,000 R. A. Jenkins ....................... t i.M ljt .60 AU Other Ijoana and Diacounta tary Institute. Mr. and Mm. Brum­ Orerdralta____ ___ _ _____ _ .. tu t the middle man. To organise so members. In these churches there C. E. Hartley _______________ .76 Mutual Kir* In*, fund ....... iro oo ley expect to visit friends and rela­ that no more marketing will be done arc 460 Sunday achoola, with an en­ C. W. Entzmingcr.................. J.OO Kankin* House, Furniture and Flitun*. 4.866.8*' tives in North Carolina, and to take through the middle man and to Due from Incorporated Banka______ ____ 13,410.11 rollment of 36,000 pupils, and 3,000 F. J, Mommy .....___......___ _ .50 Caah on hand..______________________ IM J i a short visit to other places before handle all the products direct from teachers. It is the hope of t(ie Flor­ B. F. Griggs .60 Total ________ ___ __ they return to Sanford. tSl.8S9.Ot the farm to the consumer. ida'Baptist Sunday achoola that on L. J. Hartley, Jr..................... 1.00 Use Juba Self Rising Flour for The organization will also investi­ September ■24th there will be an in­ Capital Stock Paid In_____________ f 16.000.09 delicious ly>t Biscuits—At all gro­ gate the canning factory idea of us­ Surplus Fund . . ______ _______;_____ __ 3,400.00 crease of atten dance'of twenty-five "T h e Reward o f Patience" Undivided Proflta lWaa Kipenm and cers. * 6-tf ing the culla and over ripe products. per cent, which would make the at­ ------Paid). — . " T h e Reward of P a tie n ce "^ li * a Individual I ', [-> m. Subject to C W k ___36.Tta.46. Maj. A. K. Powers, Schellc M sines tendance near 44,000. Tint* CcrtiVila, of IWpoatt__ Famous Players Feature.with Louise and Harry Wray Forded over to De________ — ----- fr fg -a CartilUd ('hack*'. Notice Republicans An added feature U this Baptist Huff in the lead and is a story of a CaahJar'a Owcka O uuUndlo*________ _ 3141 Land In the Major's Henry Tuesday A moss meeting will be held at Rally Day will be an especially in­ little Quaker girl's adventure In the afternoon. Total------- ------------- 1— --------141.869.06 the court house September 30th at teresting program arranged fo l every' big world, where ahe sees life from Simla ol Florida, I For delicious hot biscuits use Juba 2:30 p. m., for the purpose o f per­ Sunday school in the state. State some of Its heartrending and di- County ol Samlnoiaj “ ! Self Rising Floiir— A t all gTocem. fecting the organisation of the R e ­ Sunday School Secretary W. W. Agreeable aides. The reward for her I, U. Q. Hmithe’taiidanl of tha aborad-nmaaad 6 -tf. publican party in Seminole county. Willian, has mailed to each school devotion to the daughter of the man Bank. Do Solamnly a v o ir that tha abave mlatamant la truo to tha boat of ray koovrladga Mary Brown, who stated that she All Republican voters urged to be in the state a big package of litera­ ahe lovea and their marriage after I and ballot. had recently arrived from Savannah present. By order Committee. ture, Intended to help the teachers the death of hia scapegrace wife Corrart—Allavti - 11. O. Smith Subacribad and worn to C. F. Haskins was accused of having taken $120.00 and officers in each school to make rounds out an interesting and pleas­ T. C. Brannon before mathb 10th day B. G. Smith 1. I. Cook of Sapt.. 111! from Joe Johnson lsst Saturday the program intensely interesting ing story and brings in the "re ­ I Mrvrton I, L. Cook E. T . Woodruff. night. Joe made complaint to Pa­ for the regular attendants and for ward." Notary* Public Miss Huff ia supported by 10-3tc trolman. Vickery, who made an ar­ the new ones. For some weeks the an exceptionally good cast including rest und turned the case over to the schools have been making prepara­ Lottie Pickford, tho sister *of the county. Preliminary hearing was Sunday tion for this big day, and if indica­ Famous M ary. • . nad before his Honor Judge Herring Church services at the Congrega­ tions are to be relied upon this will Tuesday morning and Mary was tional church will he resumed next be the biggest /lay the Baptist Sunasked to xget bond in the sum of Sundayw All arc cordially invited to dny scholos ever had in Florida and $500.00 or remain in jail to uwnit come. the entire south. the action of the Grand Jury. Sunday school at 9:46. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Writing ink, atamp pad ink, paste, C A M P A IG N FU N D G R O W S 1908 Fine S to c k in 'N o velties and Trimmings Arriving Daily •' MRS. GRACE E. W IL L IA M S - Want Ads firing Results S p e a k in g o f mucilage, fountain pen ink, number* Do You Know ing machine ink, cash register ink, in fact every kind of ink known, at T hat Musson’a pool is the coolest, place In Sanford. Ask your friends the Herald office. • 7-tf Miss Florence Frank is expected about it. They come regular. Clear home Saturday from New York, running water. Como on Second or where she has been spending the Third streot to entrance. East side of town." Five minutes walk from # aumhicr. any part of tho city. Open every Uae Juba Self Risinv Flour for day E X C E P T Tuesday and Friday. delicious hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ Open nights when requested. 99-tf request cers. • 6-tf says the new hotel is assured if the Sunday next is the Baptist State people here will stand right behind Wide Go-to-Sunday School Day. it . Let every Baptist go to Sunday Mr. .and Mm. J.. L. .Padrick who school, next Sunday nnd »\cry other are with Mm. J. D. Roberts have as Sundhy thereafter. Let's alt go and their guest Mrs. Padrick** mother, get interested, and then wo will lino Mm. May from High Springs. that there is something to Sunday Mrs. Guthrie has returned to her school after all, and probably next home in St. Petersburg after a few year it will not be necessary to have weeks pleasantly spent her her eon, a special Sunday school Sunday be­ . Mr. Ben Guthrie and family. cause all the people .will go to Sun­ i , v For delicious hot biscuits use Juba day school anyway. Sdf Rising Flour— A t all grocers. For delicious hot biscuits use Juba 6-tf Self Rising Flour— A t all .grocers. ’ 6-tf • Hon. F. L. Woodruff arid son, J. D. Woodruff le ft Sunday for Mrs. D. ,A . Kelly returned TtttsSouth Carolina where J. D. will en- duy from a visit of several weeks ■ ter a military achool for-the second with relatives in Fort Dodge, la' _ .■ . **-■» *_ AALA. term. Mr. Woodruff .. i MM iAObfr T T i l f f i lTfrflj[ Tin in "pend several weeks in mountains of North Carolina. the 1916 M IL L IN E R Y delicious hot Biscuits— A t all, gro­ cer*;' ^ " 6-tf A Ford Car and $ D C f l will Form-A-Truck THE SMITH FO R M -A -TR U C K It Solves The Delivery Problem y J. L. * ' VA !* v. • . 1■ The good folks in the country pre­ cincts realise' the value of Woodrow Wilson and are anxious for his reelection, therefore when the secre­ tary sent out the call and the peti­ tions to tho various precinct com­ mitteemen they became busy cir­ culating same and in the lost.Issue J. H. Osteen sent in the lis t ‘ from Altamonte. Since that time two other loyal Democratic committeemen have sent in lists, being Then. Aulin from Oviedo and L. J. Hart­ ley, Jr., of Longwodd. The lists fol­ low: Parents! Teachers! Students! Before Schools open. Parents, Stu­ dents and Teachers should order the N ew Standard Dictionary, Cyclo­ pedia and Gazetteer. Tho Greatest Reference Book published.’ Hy buy­ ing NO W . you get this unrivalled Oviedo Reference Work at reduced' Intro­ J. IR Jones __ .......... $1.00 ductory price on easy terms. De­ ............ 1.00 W . H. Uranning livered prepaid to any address. C. J. Marshall ............. 1.00 W rite today for particulars. .............. 1.00 C. L. W e s t..........* Address: J. T. N O R S W O R T H Y , W. H. Howard ................ 1.00 Room 915 O, G. Walcott ............... 1.00 Austell Bldg., A T L A N T A , GA. 11. F. Whe«ler ._.... ____....... 3.00 8-4tp Samuel M cBride................... 1.00 W illiam Stones Rollins to Open Sept. 27 I n U w t j jo. the-, Z or tfio thirty-second school year 1 H»i>T99----------------of Rollins College Sept. 37 is in­ R »M l ftt thft Condition ot Tho creasing as the opening date draws hand. In the past Rollins, al­ though not the largest institution of , !"•* “ ' * its kind in tho state has occupied An At Sanford, In tho State o f Florida, a f the cloaeofbttalncaa Sept, 12th. 1916. enviable place among her sister in­ stitution**——The—s^uttook— f t n r u r r coming yer ia exceptionally good and [ ,001X1 ftiwt riST.T33.IO _ 301.60 without doubt this ayUI be by far ().*r dmlio Soeurod. Ovvtdrft/U Ufwvmrrd ---- f t . 331.01 1,618 61 the m o«t successful in the history of U. 8. Uood. U> mcun circul.liaa'. 8.T60.09 lload. othn tbmn U. 3. bond. tho college. .- -Jtadcra lo Srcur* i ’p.U l G. K. West •ha* sold his interest Use Juba Self Rising Flour for in the Bludwlne Bottling Company delidoua hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ to L. C. Leonurdy who will continue cer*. ’ •g-tf the os formerly. Mr. West I M IV business u u a iiiL * i w* sw* ■is«. t *j * ' 0. P. Swope, the hustling real .and—faasllv—wiU—m ory—ter 'DoVCr« estau-m an~tif ^OvIeJo" has returned N . C „ ‘ where they will make.their* from a business trip through the future home. The many friends of middle west j m f reports tha greateat Mr. and Mra. Wpat, while regret­ enthusiasm over Florida. Ha saya ting to see them leave Sanford wish that hia holdings In the Oviedo sec­ them well in their new* home!. Off on a Gratae tion will have* many new settlors For delicious hot biscuits.use Juba Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Beeman, Mr. this season and,the brightest pros- Self Rising Flou r— A t all grocers. Edwin Beeman and -Mr. Lester Bee1 pecta Tor the future. . 6-tf man motorpd to Sanford yesterday . Mm. N. R. Reynolds and daugh­ Mrs. C. B. Tyler and niece, Mia* where th ey embarked on their pleas­ ter*, Misses Delle and Bernlece left Helen May left today for St. Au­ ure yacht, Edna, for a cruise down Tuesday for Tampa after three gustine for a sight seeing trip and the St. Johns river and southern will view Jackaonvilie also. • Mrs. waters. They will go as far as T y le r going thus fa£ with Mljts May Charleston, S. C „ and will be ab­ on her hombward bound trip to De­ sent from Orlando for about three troit, Michigan. weeks.— Orlando Sentinel. Uae Juba Self Rising Flour for / * delidoua hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ v Carnegie Pralsea Wilson cer*, 6*tf Andrew Carnegie, an ardent ad­ WMi.ns Clarissa Starling has re­ mirer nnd supporter of Roosevelt, turned home after spending the sum­ joins Thomas A. Edison, a life long mer at various points in .New York Republican in support of Wilson for Hughes, dubbed by and other states, taking the trip by re-election. Makrs a One-Ton Truck When At­ auto. Her many friend* are glad to Marshall as a political copy-cat, will tached to a Ford. Chassis i see her home again (or the winter soon be left all by his lonesome, for as Carnegie says, "W lls o ^ h?u de­ months. . ♦ F o r delidoua h o t blaeuita use Juba livered the goods and it it foolish to swap horses in the middle of the S elL R isin g Flou r— A t all grocer*. Btrcum." — Ft. Pierce Nows. 6-t( Just think of tho poniblliUm of add'^ D en n U Allen is home again after iy, ry truck with the dependability, a period in the west. He waa lo­ E V E R Y O N E IN S U N D A Y SCHOOL simplicity and low maintenance cost ’ ‘ * •* * °f a Ford and this strength and carry­ cated for some time in Soiux City, Baptist State* Wide Go-To-Su/idaying capacity of a high atandard one Io w a and will remain here for the Srhool Day winter where he will be with the t°n truck! and at practically One.Hair On Sunday, September 24th, the bakery of J. X . Miller. the Coal! Jt solves the delivery probBaptista throughout all tfie southern Mra. \p. S. Fortson and family •sm for the great huas bf retail and states will unite in a great denom­ have returned from a month's stay wholesale merchants, contractors, etc. inational effort to Increase their, .at­ at Coronado. Mra. Fortaon ia much in fact .all .business men who want tendance hy 28 per cent.. Thl* day quick delivery at the.lowest econ- Improved In- health - on- acrount' ot cornea ju st after tho return of thou­ her trip. V « “ * * * * « : .................. v . i sands from their summei* vacations I FO R TH E R E T A IL T R A D E and just before the beginning of a new quarter o f ‘Sunday school work. Florida Co-operative Shipping N ot on ly I s ‘the purpose of the day League Representative In to increase tho attendance#twenty‘ V' Sanford * live per cent but a great effort is. to D18TRIB C. W . Wimpoy, • representing the be made to get into Sunday achool HANBORD, FLORIDA *»«wly organized Florida Co-opara- iHousand^ of adult church mcmb —1 —— — i— . 1 liv e Shipping League- i« *ln the d ty who arjj not connected with t >f i W E *- * i Country People ftcapondlng lo the Call for Loyal Wllaun Support * _ 1* Crop Profit Net Return .. . . $1.00 . , Cost to Produce . .20 Your NET PROFIT $ .80 •n Y o u prow crops for net profit. A 700-crate crop grow n on O N E acre costs less per crate and makes m ore net p ro fit than 700 crates grow n on T W O a cres; yo u know th at. Good com m ercial fertilizer, righ tly used, usually m akes the difference between 350 crates, or less, and 700 crates, or more, per acre— the fertilizer c u ts J op ’ti w hat it co sts you to gro w each crate! . T h e better you r fertilizer, the more cra tes . y o u get from each acre and the less each crate costs you. A rm our F ertilizer, (th e result of m ore than 30 yea rs' m anufacturing experience— 25 years in F lo rid a — careful stu d y of crop needs b y trajned scientists, and th e w ork of 'a nation-w ide organ izat ren ce Y O U betw een cost and net. return. M a l e A rm o u r-F e rtiliz e r Y O U R fe rtiliz er. B o ok lets free. FIRST NATIONAL BANE Bovin*. DoporiU------------18,000,00 . llooi. and vcimiM u coU.trfuS I * a u t. or oth r dtp d a (joaul •*rlud*<J) or bill. pay.U* $30,000.00 Brnirllin otbrr thin U. 8. bond .(not inrludin* itockal t n i d uapMcwl ---------- 9 87.11:.It Total boniU. tocurillM, .te. — ----------- 133,111.91 Sinew, other thn i redrr.' ItnMrva 2,0X1.03 . Batik atndi. , . . - t— — — - Suhacrtption to .u>ek ol Fodarat llwwrv* Dank ..— ---- * ------------- - 2,100.00 Furniture and FUturw---- ---------- — _ 2.SS9.M Itaal Ratal # owned other than bankln* 4,0*8.41+ houM —----- ---------- -— Net Amount Du* Iro/n Krdcrat IlMarvo tt.eSI.T9 Dank Nrt amount du. (rout ap­ proval rra>rvw a*Dr,tiln Nvw York. Chicago and I0.8U.4I Bu l.iuta___ N*t amount due Irtm ap­ proved re»«ve agent, in tothar tmrvv* rltlm . . . ~* IT ,in .28 38,610.83 Net amount due from h»nk* and bank *r» (other than included In 10 hi II) 30.9J9.40 Other check, on tianki In tha aam. city A30.U or town aa reporting bank------- ------Out-M* Cheek, and Other Can't llama____________ 10.00 Fractional curtvnry, nicketa and cents_____________________ 3I4J4 23A34 Noteeol other National banka------------LOlJJ.tO Cain and nrtllM tM ------------------------ 2I,11T.5J Redemption fund with U. 8. Trv*«upc and du* from U. 8, Treasurer-------4T7.W „ IJI7.32J.7J Total UabiUilca __ f3S.IM0.no Capital Block paid in .., - — . __ _ 36,000.00 hurtdu. Fung__ . . . . _..llvide<I proOta.— _ _ - S M U .tJ Undlv ‘ l, as curreit d p n u v , laur* .... tat an 1 tatvr pat* . 4,tSl.lT 6,301.9] A id . r»*»evod lor <s •< 2.0M.00 Circulating notreouulandmg------------8,760.90 I) v (Irndi Unpel I-----—a...........— 40.00 Individual d»po*.ti <ub|xt to check 34t.S94.0l UeUAcatei ol dtjKniu due In lets tkan 30<lay»--------- --------- 36.916.93 CcrtiOed rheax.______ ________________ V2.6SI.I9 Wastil M vh |i deposit.____ :___________ 3,131.46 Total de and dr.wvti, Itemi 16, 86. 37, *76.966.23 »*, a». 4 ». It and IT,- . ..57 ■ 166,366.42 Other time depotit, BUI# payable, including a1) odllcatfon. reprmeenttn* money liorrovwal, other __:__ than rmdkcounlv. 20,000.00 .6637,313.13 T o ta l. Slate of Florida. County ol fWmlnol.. I. B. F. Whltner, Ca-htcr iJ tha abore-nareod h*nk. do etdemely itcn that •>« strove Matrmml I. true to the heat ol my knowledge and belief. U. P. WII1TNEH. Caihler SubocHbed nnd ,'»> p lo T. J. MUi.r . me lid, 20th day II. ol Sept/ 11*13. F. r . r tr»ter I Claui le I)) Couch Dlrwrtnre Notary FuhUc MyC< A r m o u r F e r t iliz e r W o rk E L J a c k s o n v ille , F la . Fertilizers ■tr.'S Handling of Banking Business Thq Seminole County Bank lakes special interest in the welfare of its customers and makes it a point to handle their banking business with the utmost dis* patch apd efficiency. Your account subject to check is S 9 lic ite l. . POUR PER CENT INTEREST P A ID ON S A V IN G S A C C O U N T S )■ • IlM ia t O M ilM I1 Seminole County Bank Sanford,Florida I A Home Bank for HomePcoplc | . t 4 t t M * » t ' * » « 4 4 0 t a i t * 0 * * O I 9 t 1( 10 0 40 • • > 4 0 6 0 4 a o a i l O M O a t * * 0044 1*4 M « 4 l 0 * « a i » * M * l 1 i T* l 1-^ IER. v: A. R. Wi �I » rtE J u rro E P T^t ne remember. tU a J u ti man to make mistakes, ’ tie divine to forgive— and especially where each mistakes are unintentional. Rev. Carl Ericson, wife and daughter, Carmen of Minml were A Soliloquy in Two Paragraphs "T h at’s the third time this morning. I can’t wait moment longer on that fellow. Let me see— what is Smith's number? -* m " I f Jones won’t provide sufficient telephone fac3i> ties for his customers, he can’t blame me for dealing elsewhere. Operator, give me 437.” How do you know this very occurrence doesn't happen with your single telephone. Have an auxiliary line; the cost is trifling. C a ll the business Office to* ry— rnfnyrrbtP—irf1 M r.*»nd Mrs. Joe Cameron’s son, spent last Friday, Sept. 16th at the Henry has entered school at Gaines­ homo of Mm. Magmfson. A host of ville and will take an agricultural course with some high school.studies included. Mr. Cameron drove his car' oVcr Inst Saturday with Mm. Cameron and visited old friends at Reddick meanwhile birthdays. vA llco Chorpcning reached the very mature nge of six yearn on Wednes­ day and “ her “sister, Mrs. B. Hr Squires entertained a party of youngstem in the afternoon to celebrate the event. Games and refreshments were much enjoyed. Eleanor Cam­ eron, Carrol and Jim Stone, Lixaie and Nellie Flowers, Gertrude Vaughn and Helen and Carl Chorpening were the guests. Some pretty gifts HAPPENINGS BUNCH OF IN TERESTING ITEM S FRO M CORRESPON DENTS— EVENTS OF SEM INO LE COUNTY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TE R R ITO R Y FINE MILLINERY see our New Line of the Best f; 'Hats. Trimmings, F e a th e rs , : Flowers and Vails. : : : : : : • FIRST CLASS W O R K M A N S H IP SATISFACTION GUARANTEED -Miss Etta Coddington of Reddick is a guest at the Joe'Cameron home , OVIEDO OCCURRENCES Mr. O. P. Swope returned Mon­ this week enroute to Miami. day after on absence of several Mr. and Mrs. T . J. David and weeks in northern states.children have moved into ono of Mr. Mrs. J. M. Jonfi- entertained the I. D. Hurt’s new houses. David ^ ill farm with Mr. Hart. •Crochet Club No. f P last Friday. A good number were present and a Christ; Jr., the three year old son plcapnnt lime was enjoyed by all. of Mr.' and Mm. Christ Burc^rell of Crochet Club No. 2 iv for the senior Cameron City died last Saturday of i n intestinal trouble. Burial In Catholic cemetery. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE A N D TELEGRAPH COMPANY COUNTY ternoon tnd will brim msm h fs - o l hia church choir from town. Every oris welcome. There wtyl bo a ten days revival at Moore'e Station church beginning cning, Sept. 25. Rev. Monday J. W. Bartlett of Enterprise will be assisted by fcev. Mr. Inman of De­ fen d : * A daughter was' born to and Mm. O. J. Pope on Celery avenue Sept. 13th. It will b e'o f interest -to friepds out hero that a daughter- w^s born to Mr. and Mm. Ted Biggcrn Sept. 9th nt their home in town. 'M m . Diggers -non Mi*a-Ethel-C-«wa/i. — GovcrnW nt specialists estimate that spraying for white fly during the lost two weeks' in September, this year, will be twice as effective as at any other titne. This note of warning is sounded nos because white flics are hatching at the present time, hence they are more easily destroyed than in later stages. ,Schnarr's Insecticide, the one spray 'tbit has been pronounced best tn every competitive test for over ten yttf*. will kill the fliee remove the soqty mold, keep scale insects away and allow fruit to color early. Telegraph your order to . FOR IIE R A L I) setting out an acre this Christ Burcerelle of Cameron nue two weeks Brydcn & Ismon arc setting 6 acres and also Jt H. McClelland this week. Plants are fine and healthy*. ‘ G R APKVILI.E AND l ’ PSAI.A Mrs. Emil Maguuson, Mrs. Karr DcLand and Mrs. Itengslon visit1 with Mrs. H. G. Lundquist on I’ ursday afternoon last week. .fiss Mabel Tyner, who has been ting care for Mrs. Jack Vaughn, ’( j has been ill again with the jj, but is better now we are glad say. Mr. Jack Thompson and Mr. Carl •rson have accepted positions with ■v Crown Williamcttc Paper Co., ginning their work -there last >nday. week. * • Mm. Adatn Karr and her little ight^rs-left for their home in De1 .id Satmday after a pleasant ee weeks visit with her mother. ti. Iiertelson and her sisters, Mrs. Send today for a copy o f our new F r a ile r catalog,' which gives a complete list o f our formalii and prices. G. C. Chamberlain is building a new barn and putting down two new wells on his farm this 'week Joe Cameron has built another, new tenant house on what is known as the Trask place on Beardali and altogether has tried 25 acres this summer'. * Comfort C Homelike - Comfortable W K K I W A AND E TH E L IT E M S W h ile— Hubble* Wedding • Edward White, one of Weki.wa’s boys returned Sunday from a visit to Virginia, bringing a wife with him. We all extend our heartiest welcome to the bride, formerly Miss Lenn Hubble and hopu she will be happy in her new home in Wekiwa. Fl o r i d a H e t a l P r o w c t s Ccl . MANUFACTURE EAST S AN FO R D Mr. ne Mr. E. A.; Hush was rn Sanford on-business --Thursday.;-------- --------*Little C. W. Rush left -Tuesday for St. Augustine where he will uttend the school for deaf and dumb children. * Mile* per D ollar It means the expert tire service, courteous and reliable help which is alw ays available at our shop. Rem em ber that F irestone T itc s are m ade by specialists in the W o rld 's L argest E xclusive T ire F n cto ry.' But Firestone building m ethods and this immense volum e, ndded to their econom ical distribution, enable thorn to charge as low as fo r ordinary tires. And our shop backs up the Firestone S e rvice. C all on us. S E M IN O LE C O U N TY O A R A G E 115 Magnolia Avenue « '.j ’ Furnished Rooms For Rent -* * Corner of Magnolia Avenue and W th Street IRRIGATION expects__in Mrs. E. E. Willard and her daugh­ ter, Henrietta arc visiting Mrs. Lee this week. W E S T G ENEVA AVENUE Mnt. E. O. Whitman of, Kissim­ mee is visiting her uncle und aunt, Mr. and Mrg. Will Robinson this week. . r * • v Frank Coates spent Sunday Gainesville, where take a l o w course. It means that you pet the benefit of expert tire buiiding.in the first place by equipping with C o n v e n ie h t 1 Dining Room Closed Will Open October First • e , Report from Cardwell, Mo., says j Mr. J.. G. Woods, formerly of }Ve- j kiwa and Miss Lena Brendlo u n ­ married and expect to make their future home there. We suppose this means Florida Has lost J. 0 . Woods. A fo s f I * Mr. Fred Mansfield of Tampa is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Jack Vaughn, and will continue his visit for several days. M n . A. j. King and baby visited in town Tuesday, ’ colling at' Mr?Mary Baker’a and-also at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson. * TRY ..» The Gee. H. Fernald Hardware Co "l& NFO KD ’B HOUSE OF SERVICE SA N FO R D [ M FLORIDA Phone 8 ’S --------- SToUABANTttB ALL MAKE S AND TYPE S REPAIRED SEMINOLE . storage Fully Qi toF COUNTY G/V Messrs. Will Robinson and Fred Mansfield were on the cast side’ Wed­ nesday looking over the cattle range. Mrs. Jack Vaughn and Mr. Fred Mansfield spent a very pleasant evtu L.f at the home of Mrs. Will Robinson Wednesday. A T L ASTANDARD N T IC C O A S T L IN E r a il r o a d The sunshiny dsys and cool nights are fine for growing plants, so get busy, you farmers! Ask Your Grocer Herald Want Ads Will Bring Results �-% • — ■- *- * - y -* •' — « 1. r' — " Hff7 ' ' '• 1 - — ~ - - ' - • ”". .«-, • « -■ - ■ — ■ . . ■ j **? September 22, l i l t " PACiE T H K E F TH E BAKVORD H E RALD ~ . 'h IDEAL Florideal Alkideal Seminole ’ • * - _■ Represent the best hhown in th e f e r t i l i z e r world Send (or catalog and price list A s k (o r spray Information Wilson & Tool Fertilizer Co. * •* * mary June 6, was thq arrest , on a charge of pp'rjbry of J. C ‘. Barton of Jasper,'Ham ilton county, who swdre yesterday thnt on tho night of June 17th, between 10 and II o’ clock, he saw W. 5* Murrow and M. i*. Hun­ ter in th e ,c o u rt house at Jasper, making changes, ns lie supposed, ih] tho vote of Juno G. Murrow, is au­ ditor of tho county finances, em­ ployed in the office of State Comp­ troller Knott and Hunter is clerk of 01 course we aro (or* nil of these the court of~Hamilton county* things that the women arc doing in Neither Mr. K nott nor his attlrthe present generation; far be it neys are connected with the tcase from us to stand still on the road of against Barton, who is charged with progress which the women have perjury.’ The charge is made by marked out for themselves. Messrs. Murrow and Hunter. BnrDo *you remember when agrpereleased on $500 bond times you went to tho . neighbor’s Which was made up by four JoApcr hoUso to gef a small piece, of yoost? men, and Barton waived a prelimin­ Do yoft remember the mystery of ary examination this morning and the yeast setting? hjs cose will como up in- circuit And do you remember also on the court of this county on N ov. 27th. evening of baking day how- there A Mr. Knowles’ from Jasper testi­ was a pan of hot rolls for you and fied yesterday to much the same far mo, and for all of us? And do state of facts as did Barton with the you remember that thbse rolls were exception that the thought the date fron) top to bottom about four was the 24th. However, he swore inches? . thnt he did not know and could not The women have forgotten tho nrt toil whether the two men he saw in of bread making, and have given up the court house were working on this part of the ho^pfhqld economy, ballot boxes or something else. N o tho business of supplying bread has warrant was made against him today become a duty of men. The baker warrant was made against him shop was enlarged. Daking became today. one of the giant industries of this country,. And the bread taking pant that were once sold with the cook atove — where are they? ’* Gone into the scrap heap along wfth the ash hopper and such like (or the women of tho present gener­ ation haven’ t time for bread baking. They are uplifting, social centering, tangoing, bridging, reguldllng char­ ities, dipping into politics and discussirtg-eugenics. - Jacksonville, Florida') Did tho women by abandoning baking show their inefficiency, and did the '/hen by taking up baking as a business improve their efficiency? I W I L L Insure your B U IL D IN G S Insure your L IF E Insure your A U T O M O B IL E Insure your H E A L T H Insure you against loss from A C C ID E N T Furnish any land of S U R E T Y BOND Sell your R E A L E STA TE Collect yofcr R E N T S or AC C O U N TS Reliable Companies Prompt Adjustments Carrespondence Solicited ii>, ^D . H A R T H E R A L D B U IL D IN G PH O NE 148 COUNTY HAPPENINGS Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dinkel motored over to Clermont last Sunday ami were guests of Mr. ami Mrs. W. S. Entzminger for tho day. The road between Robinson Springs nml Maitland is the kind you "dream ” about (when you have indigestion). MUSTANG LINIMENT The irons will not bo Increas d in price to take care of the cost of the ironing board but will rerpain at the standard price, $3.50 and are the reg­ ular guaranteed Wes ting houso and General Elec trie Company'a Standard ■ix pound irons. Remember we have l«it a limited number of these boards and are unable to get more. So take «dvantaga,of,Ohis unusual offer now or you may be too late. Chassis - - - - Runabout - - - - Touring Car - - Coupelet - - - - - Town C a r ................... Sedan - - - - - - CHARLES ELECTRIC ^COMPANY, Inc. 113 PARK AVE. #1 •ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE” v j v. — $325.00 345.00 360.00 505.00 595.00 645.00 * F. O , B. D E T R O IT Theso prices are positively guaranteed against any reduction before August 1st, 1917, but there is no guarantee against an advance in price at any time. C. F. W IL L IA M S Agent E D W A R D H IG G IN S T Salesman W. J . TH IG P E N & C O M P A N Y Insurance Florida S a n fo r d . FOR SERVICE-PHONE 135 Hill Lumber Co. Lumber, Brieks, Lime, Cement, Rubber Roof • * ing; Shingles, Corrugated . Iron Roofing. Doors, Sash and Blind, Cement flocks, Bean Board, Mouldings, Cypress Boards, The proposed* increase in the price of bread manufactured by bakora brings to mind this remark­ able fact; W hat is a luxury in one generation, bocomes a necessity in another ond, and the necessity in the second. generation results because-of the ignorance or the* Inefficiency of the people. What haa become of th e'b read that mother used to make? Where are tho mother* that used to make the. thread? What haa become of the art of Baking bread in the home? Wbat haa become of tho oven that was. in the yard of the country 7 Don’t judge it by any other car. There’ s nothing with which to compare it I a; Bricks, Fire Clay and King Windsor Plaster i ■t i ; f i■j .s •a Sewer Pipe and Glazed Tile Hill Lum ber Company F L O R ID A i , . » — .. •*- A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House.For. -Yo-u •43 Motor You can’t possibly real­ ize what it means un­ til you try it. Y o u sim ply wouldn’ t have an yth ing else after you know what it means. -„ • -i See us today. W. A. STRINGFELLOW, Agent rc; OFFICE; B. & 6. MOTOR CO. SANFORD, FLORIDA The W illys-Overl^nd Com pany, T o lid o , Ohio i# i Fir* » smoothness of the Willys-Knight motor is a thing to marvel at • — it simply revolution­ izes any previous now tion you may have had about how smooth and soft a motor could be. You don’t know the real thing until you’yef had this experience. rffl OlflM -Mh MOLDCN RIAL ■•TATI O. A t Last! The Real Thing in Motors The Bread That Mother M a l e I. The following prices for Ford cam will be effective on and after August 1st, 1916. * petite, I t it a plea, earnest, elo­ If the baker’s margin of ppoffiflt is 1 Real Nobility. quent and heart 'rending,, (or the W O M A N ’S C L U B too great, the housekeepers have a If a man bo endowed with a gcuorprivilege of extending the homo in* quick remedy. They can buy n ous mind, this Is tho best klhd of no­ llucncc into school and community. The Charge o f Fcmlniam sack of flour, a can of lard and be- bility.—-Plato. , . . . . ... Club women nil over thk country It would take the inspiration and make biscuit. I? they are hot are up in arms over nn Article re­ the spirit of home Into the court ] ** n on to the gentle art of biscuit muk cently published, in n Chicago news­ room, tho hospital, the poor farm, ing they can make batter cakes for paper wherein the Chicago Women’s the insane asylum and the prison. breakfast. And after n few days Club was criticized because this pow- That is why women ask for the halthey ran buy a cake of yeast, set «rful organization had purchased lo t—simply to enable them to per.the dough (we think thnt is the right ground for the building of a great form duties that this miscrnbly unFor Sprains, Lameness, term) and begin modestly to re­ woman’s building at a coat of half a Just ’ sex distinction’ prevents their SANFO RD , Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism learn tho art of making light bread. million dollars. This aper expresses doing. Pen etra tes and Heals. ..... tho hope that the "M o vem en t to"Clubs are largely responsible for ward feminism will in time * for lUwiipWPfnlarlui ’ - a w kamtiaTV t w in f -w Tallahassee, Fla., Sent. 20.— ToF o r M a n a n d B east women all over the landThrough 25c. 50c. $1. At All Dealers, lemininty.” also addk: " W * .trust ClUbs women have come to the reali­ dayV~sonsntion 7n the Catts-Knott proceedings, which that in another decade the Chicago zation of themselves and of other gubernatorial Woman's Club will be as anxious to women, also the conditions of life have taken the form of an attempt erase from its new -building tho around them. They see many ways to force the state canvassing board word ’.woman' as they are now anx­ in which they could help bring to re-canvasa the returns of the priious to label it.” T h e article un­ about w holesome changes, but * for douhtedly called for comment a n d , th i*. same 'Sex distinction.* which’ -tGraee JuUan Clark, one of tho G en-]tha granting of equal suffrago will go «ral Federation secretaries has re­ far toward wiping out. The time sponded in this way: will doubtlesa corpe when there will “ it is abaur<lto accuse women of be no longer any needs of women's fostering ’sex distinction.' On the clubs and they will then cease to But I doubt very much if other hsnd, the eo called feminist exist. - movement is a protest against the the millenlum i s . quite as bear as ‘ « x distinction' that denies to wom- 1926. Women must go forward on , «n the same pay given to mo for the gait, not Just as men or . any set of They have many samo work, that refutes to them men prescribe. that equal right to their own chil­ Ihelngs to learn, things that- men dren, that persists in regarding them cannot teach them, and It seems to ** primarily the staves of man's ap- me that they mui\t work out some problems by themselves. In clubs and Sleeve Valve federations. Their long journey along a road beset with every con­ ceivable difficulty and discourage­ ment has sharpened their wits and will make them peculiarly apt in lomo djrectlons. Gradually they will take thefr piacea alongside of *£_? . men in nil departments of life, but Wc have secured a small number of for some time to como there will be exceptionally fide quality Folding plenty of work for clubs of women. Ironing Boards at a considerably low The name of the Chicago Woman’s price. Club wjll not be a,m isnom er for We aro going to give these absol­ many years and we all rejoice that utely free with each Electric Iron sold this fine organization is to have an ai long as they isst. . . adequate home of Ita own. Ride in a Willys-Knight. The quiet -powerful FOLDING IRONING BOARDFREEI a New Prices A u g . 1, 1 9 1 6 General Fire So if the price of bread goes higher Miss Ethel Hartley entortained s than it should, the women can take few of her friends lost Friday even­ a ‘week of? from tho work of Uplift­ ing. ing, re-lcarn the ancient art and be­ Mr. Louis Entzminger has return­ gin again to make brend. ed to South Carolina, where tie will There is no waste in home bread- re-enter the Bailey Military Insti­ making; flour by the sack can be tute. bought about as cheaply ns Hour by \V. S. Entzminger and family the barrel. were guests of his sister, Mrs. Heim The fact is bread making ought to one day last week. , It is not up to the .women to nhuse the linkers for raising the price of brend. Tho price of brend U, ns a matter of fact, almost automatic­ ally controlled by the price of flour. CAR A O tN T B N o household should be ut the LO NG W OOD P IC K -U PS * mercy of a bread trust, if there is Mr. McGahey deserted his first such a thing. love, tho "L ittle Ford" and pur­ It is the easiest thipg in tho world chased a "s ix " Buick. to make bread. It is cosy to make Miss Maud Enlzminger left Sun­ good bread. It is also cosy to make day night for. Tallahassee where she bad bread. will attend the Woman’s College. have remained a homo art and a home duty just as much as roasting n piece ot-huef. T IIF . U N I V E R S A L .do In U . S. A.'*. 9S � 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>, September 26, 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/86e4794f0b2e40bc5b6ac480d2d4852b.pdf 64062d8817b659ffcbcbcc4e41cf9bb1 PDF Text Text - L _ I •' V'M" W O R L D 'S G R E A T E S T V E G E T A B L E S E C T I O N f f lt i ON TUESDAYS1 AND FRIDAYS S E M I-W E EK LY IN SA N FO RD — L ift It Wo,th Living VOLUME VUI --------:— cheap oil, and' these oils are offered the motorist from every street .cor­ ner, often resulting in a repair 'bill of a hundred' dollars. We aro arcuatopied to tfcinji .of oil lubricating because it, Is flippery^anfi Tew of ui stop to think further on the subject. If we did, the difference in one oil from another would come moro forrlblyi-lo our attention, and more of us would see tho point. ‘ ■ i ■■'SANlORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1910 -j_____ NO. 10 FRANCHISE 1RD ANNUAL PETITION IS GATHERING OF WITHDRAWN THE BAPTISTS Delegatcs to State Convention to be held in Orlando in January— H. S. Hightmirq, H. T. McClellan, Jno. D. Jinklns, H. F. Grech, A. A. Stanley, Wm. Stones, E. L. ' Hon, J. G. Parsons, It. M. Anderson, R. J. Gorbet and Chos. Winner. The Association was well attendod and its members were royally enter­ tained by Ihp good people of Day- | tona. Between sessions automobile ’ Look at two highly polished sur­ rides were tnken about the beautiful faces under a microscope and you CITY COUNCIL COULD NOT STATE CANVASSING BOARD city and a great many enjoyed the S E M I N O L E ASSOCIATION will bo astonished at their rough­ surf bathing at Daytona Reach. A N O T H E R Y E A R OPENS SO DECLARED YES­ GRANT TRACTION RIGHT MET AT DAYTONA THIS ness. Take these two surfaces and The session adjourned ‘ Wed nesday WITH BRIGHT PROS> TERDAY OF WAY WEEK rub them ono over the other, repro­ and, the . representatives returned » • ' # * PECTS Tallahaasee, FI*., Sept. 21.—In ducing tho conditiohs that exist in V September 18, 1916. The third annual session of tho home, inspired to do even bettercompliant* with an order from the your engine. As the pressure of your The Sanford city achools for white City council ofijhe city of Sanford. Seminole Baptist Association con­ work during the coming year. state supreme court, the state can­ rubbing increases, and heat developes Florida, met in ’ regular, session ort vened at Daytona Sept. 18th and children will open Monday, Oct. 2. vassing board, compelling the/secre­ from friction, they will move harder, the above date at 7:30 p. m. Pres­ adjourned Sept. 20th. Represcntaat eight-thirty o’clock, beginning a Governor Offers Reward tary of state, as chairman, attorney- and develope a tendency to cling to­ ent. I). W. Herndon, president of the tives attending frqq> Sanford were '._MiamL-Sept. 21—Governor Tram- regular eight months’ term. teneral and state treasurer, met this gether or "seise" as the .mechanic council, arid Councilmen C, H.-Dln«. U r. and Mrs It is requested that - the pupils Ini. Geo. lijfrjan, Prof. “ mell has offered a reward of J600 for morning and canvaaaed the amended puts it. Now place between ..IhAsw f t t r W : WT AbernstKy,' F. L. Miller, B. F. Ezell.1, Miss Jeannette Lning, the capture and conviction of the shall report at the buildings as fol­ returns for governor, declarin' W. V. same surfaces several steel balls. R. A.' Newman and Roy Symes. Mrs. M. M. Stewart, Miss Clara four Homestead bank robbers,' or lows: All high school pupils, a t the Knott the nominee over Sidney J. Friction is at on ce.marvelously -re- Absent,'John Adams. high school .building; All pupils in Mitten, Miss -Minnie Stewart, Max $150 for each. *»•. Catts,. the nominee by *the drat dui-d and the surfaces move one the primary grades, which will in­ Stewart and Jno. D. Jinklns. Of­ Minutes of last regular meeting Tho bandits lost night reached count, following the'JunA 6 primary. over the other v/ith astounding ease. retd and adopted. ficers elected for the ensuing year: Key Largo in a stolen hoot, but clude the first, second and third Knott’s lead over Catts, after a re­ .Substitute for the film balls a film Mr. E. A. Douglass came before Moderator, II. S. Hightmire of Day­ eluded the posse at 6 this morning grades, at the primary school build­ count in twenty or moro countic* of lubricating oil and the same ef­ tona; Clerk und Treasurer, Jno. D. and started south in motor boat ings. All pupils in theso grades who had been held by order of the fect la obtained, for the lubricating the council und asked 'th a t he be Jinklns of Sanford. from Rock Harbor, 30 miles south live east of the A. C. L. tracks to court on petition by Knott, was only oil la in reality composed of coun­ allowed to redeem hack taxes and The annual sermon was preached liens on Lot 8 , Block :!, Tier 1 , San­ of Homestead., The posse in two Elm avenue and on the cast side of twenty-one votes. less minute globules, which serve the ford at n flat sum, and bn motion by Rev. A. A. Stanley of Umatilla. boats and u motor car on railroac Elm avenue should report at the * Sidney J. Catts, who loses the cer­ ssme purpose as tho steel balls. clerk was instructed to get the total Among those present representing tracks is now in pursuit, the sheriff cast side primary school building, on tificate of nomination for governor They keep the bearing kurfaces apart, amount due for such back taxes and state wide interests of the denomina­ telegraphs. Palmetto avenue, and all pupils liv­ with today’s action of the state can­ and, slip and slide by one another lens and report at next regular tion were ' Dr. S. B. -Rogers, state ing west of A.-C. L. tracks to Elm Finding of blood-stained clothing vassing board will petition the court easily. secretary of missions; Mrs. 11. C. in a boat believed to have .been svenue and on west side of Elm meeting of the council. to have the Alachua canvassing avenue should report at the primary Suppose the steel balls used in the Mr.' Harvey, representing the Peel man. corresponding secretary of. abandoned near Largo Key by bank school building on Third street and board include in Its returns (or gov­ the Woman’s Missionary Unipn; a/id ernor the La Crosse precinct, which above test became chipped. They Southern Clay £ Manufacturing Co.,' Dr. A. J. Holt, editor of the Baptist robbers who since Friday last have Maple avenue, west of dividing line. caused a sheriff’s posse a chaso gave Catts a majority of (9 votes. *ould at once cease to perform their came before the council hnd asked Witness. ” All former pupils who have "con­ function properly. Just so it is with that the above named company through tho Everglades, and killed This precinct waa not counted for The church at Monroe was nd- three of the pursuing forco, led to ditions" to bo made up, and all pu­ the minute globules of which oil is would make the necessary improve­ governor because the election of­ composed. The heat and pressure to ments around the new Primary mitted as a member of the Associa­ the belief here today that ono or pils who wish to enter school thia ficials of the prednet failed to sign tion. more of the bandits might hbve term, except first grade pupils should * the.returns. The vote for all others which it is exposed splits up some of School and the Gfnmmar School as The reports showed tho churches been killed or wounded • in Satur- report at the high school building it, an injury that Is both chemical contemplated, if they so desired. In the precinct waa counted, it is and physical in cahracter. Most of Mr. Fred T. Williams was Lnstructcc in a prosperous condition, for the I day’* fight which waa fataT toT hnit on Friday. Sept. 29th, at 9 o’clock. . alleged. the broken down oil is burned with 'to-confer with Mr. Harvey and get most part and’ progress being made of the sheriff’s force. This theory The Supervising Principal will be Should the fight direct that the the fuel, but what remains is carbon. the necessary data for same and re­ along all lines of work. , , I was strengthened by reports that satiated by a - corps of his teachers vote in this prednet be ocrtlffed to This is a fine black dust that perme­ port at next meeting. ' The report on Missions read by (only two of the bandits were seen in giving the examinations and pass­ Catts will damand th a t the state ates tho oil, turning it black. Thia Clerk was here instructed to write George Hyman gavo the infdrma-[ during their fight with officers yes- ing upon the classification- of aUhoard recontfett and reeward him dust has the same action on tho in­ tly* Atlantic Coast Line Hailrost tlon that, while the Seminole Is per- terdsy in which from a distance of new pupila. Both Friday and Satur- . the certificate of anulnatfon. He side of the motor as fine sand and haps the youngest of the twonty- 600 yards they sank tha boat con- day will be given to this work. would then have a lead of thirty- does most of the mischief. Accord­ authorities and inform them th at the nine associations In the state, It con- taining their pursuers and again A meeting of all the teachers of eight votes. The contestants have ing to the quality of the oil this for­ fountain located near tho old depot tributed more than one eighth of the escaped. Another theory waa that was in an unsanitary condition anc the schools is called by the Super­ but fifteen more days in which to mation is either fast or slow, and entire amount raised in the state for the bandits might have divided their vising Principal for Saturday after­ request them to attend to same at fight the court*. Whoever has the' consequently the use of the very Foreign Missions, going largely pvdr (forces. None of the pursuing force noon at 4 o’clock fn the high school once. certificate on Ocnobar 6 will remain best oil where this formation is the amount adopted, a year ago in was hurt yesterday, according to re- study hall. General plans for the Rev. Mr. Stcinmcyer came before the nominee of the party. slowest and the frequent draining of the council and asked that they the .budget,., for both Homo and ports here. opening will be outlined at thia The rollberi entered tha State mooting. . “I shall males an active campaign the old oil and replacing with new is make a resolution endorsing the Foreign Missions. ' The executive of the state during the nest seven requisite if you would cut down the Methodists' invitation to tho Feder­ committee ,reported that a number Bank at Homestead. Fla., and took The teachers for the year with weeks," said Mr. K nott this noon, upkeep cost of your car from to to ation to hold their next meeting in o churthee had adopted the budget |G(0o0l l.ter escaping in an automogrades and work assigned are aa . after he had been declared the nom­ 75 pro cent. Sanford, which request was grantee! plan of giving, contributing each | j,ji0> follows: •• inee for governor by the state can­ and suitable resolution orderec month to each cause fostered and th . High School Department: Mias results had been very satisfactory. vassing hoard. drawn for same. . Basel Steverteon, Assistant Prin­ l’rof.. B. F. Kxell read the report Mr. Rungeo came before tho cipal; Mr. J. C. Hutchison, MatheHoliness men Cluuife Minds council and asked that light be on Terpperance, showing that great .-ns s*r strides arc bi-int. mm.U- Uuu The ideas of laundrymen, m'crch placed at Kim and Laurel ave a c n e .; ants ciifllfl'J tit tfllVfYglir for prohibi­ as men generally arc Mfss Agnes Edwards, French and bei tion, and that its advocates havo tec. . • • History; Miss Hazel Sfevcnson, Eng? livery I wtp compiled lish; Mr. J. C. ‘ Hutchison, Athletic Mr. Fred T. Williams, eity engin­ much reason to lie encouraged and hope for nulion wide prohibition at by manufacturers of the Smith Coach. eer, _waa_Jhere_ Instructed to meet no distnnt dato. I)r. Rogers con­ Form a-Truck. Mr. J. Hurt, with- the county cotrimiailonors at Grammar School Department: demned ill the strongest terms the local representative of'thla company their next meeting and Inform (herb Davis Package Law. Mrs. Geo. B. Dickinson, Assistant says: that .the city was seady to. advertise Principal; Misa E.-M. Furen, cigh A very interesting meeting was Heretofore business man have look jointly with them in the matter of errader Min -Edna Plant, seventh ed upon delivery problems as a nec­ CHAIRMAN C. R. WALKER RE­ paving certain streets hhd avenues grade; Mrs. Geo. B. Dickinson, sev­ O f ’ W ONBOB DO essary ,evil, a constant source of ji» th* dty.* ■ i' enth grade; "Miss Clara Millen, sixth* NOT LIKE NAM E O F worry, and expense, which had to W -TURNS FROM PHILADELThe communication from City At­ read a report to the Association, grade; Miss Millio Nosh, sixth grode; * P1HA MEETING AHEARN endured because it could not'bo cor­ torney Geo. A. DoCottes in reference outlining In n brief manner the great Misa Myrtle Conrad, fifth grads; rected. ... " •' things the women aro accomplishing ... , • ’ to franchise submitted to him at the Mias Myra Futch, fifth grade; Miss C. R. Walker, chairman of the offerings. • Tho dl1itcn, of Monro* «r» up in Laura Chittenden/ fourth grade; This mental attitude baa under­ committee on Inland Waterways of last meeting of tho council, for his byT.regular and systematic „ . . . . ttrmB *8“lru,t ft recent ruling of the The • Orphans • Home in Arcadia roatoffke Departnu.nt that ch d Miss. Evelyn Hargreaves, gone 0 complete cbmge. Dusiness the Sanford Board of Trade is home opinion as to the form of same waa fourth n>en are beginning U see that deify- from Philadelphia where he attendee read, stating Jiiat he had carefully waa reported as being in a very a .t: tho *amp 0, Monroe to Ahearn and grade. •ries instead of bepg a plain nuls- tho national meeting of the Inland examined aaiiTordinance and could .factory condition. U now 9«n- they. afe wondering just how the Primary School Department, West turned> | *nce can be convene^ into a means Waterway* Association of America not recommond the passage of aamc tains ninety-six orphans, who are tHck Side School: Miss Lilly Farnsworth, D , •, . • . . of rendering servfte—a means of and he la most enthusiastic over the as.it was not drawn by an attorney, happy and contented, and who arc Assistant. Principal; First grade P«<>Ple of teachers, MiU Lilly Fransworth andor if it was, the attorney who pre­ being well cared for. educated and L SeVcrtl ™ nt,h> creating business At a coot so low outlook for'Florida^l trained for some useful occupation. Monro* *»nted « poatofflee of their *» to be almost nfcligible. .* Mr. Walker has his heart in this pared same was entirely inexperi­ While the home is under Uaplilt v" y own and signed a petit on rec- Miss Clara Walker; second grade enced in the preparation of ordin­ teacher*, Miss Peaches Leffier; third For this change, the Smith Forra- great work of having more water­ ances of this nature. Whereupon Mr management, children are received ° ra™ ndin* Peter Ahpar\ f° r tho grade teacher, Mias Peaches Leffier; •-Truck is mainly responsible. By ways not only down the Atlantic from every denomination. position of postmaster and it waa seaboard but in every part of the Hall being present sjxted that he cutting the cost f deliveries to „• , „ , „ . understood by all of tho petitioners third grade teacher, . Miss Renle would withdrtfw said ordinance, en­ °a Col»mb\ ' College .hows th at tho namc of thc offlce wou|d bo Murrell. ttere fraction of heiri former pro-, United States and is especially in­ titled an ordinance for the location that this denominational inatitutiori Monroe. What was their surprise portions, this true! hstj placed In the terested in having the St. Johns Primary Department, East Side of the lines and terminals of the ha. a very strong and able faculty. when lhe ptMtofflcc hand* of merchant» awl laundrymen river designated as the Inland route School: Mrs. Stella P. Arrington, was granted to Central Florida Interurban Electric with Dr. A. ft Montague, one of flnd th lt the name had b„ n ch d Assistant Principal; first grade teach­ «>e moat wonderful badness weapon through Florida. He >met with •ver devisedmoat generous response from the Railway xon the streets, avenOes, he greatest educator, of this coun- to Ahearn.. .Tho postofflee Inspector ers, Mrs. Stella P. Arrington and people present at the meeting and alleys and other public grounds in PrCBldcnt* T 10 co,Wo la U „d other officials explained the m iU Mias Edith Stewart; second grade, has high hopes of having, some favor­ the city of Sanford, Florida, and better able than ever before to take ter by 8ayinf that theMJ w„ e tWQ Mias Ethsl Moughton; third grade, * GOOD OIL A PCESSITY . able . action from (he government have one drawn b y ’ experienced at­ care of all who attend, and tho Bap- many offices in the United States by Miss Ruth PattlehaU. torney and aubmlt same in-the near tUta especially are urged to give it thc name of Monroe and CQm^ George W. Frank! Advises Care engineers at an early date. —« future. their-aupport by sending their girl. (juently ,t w*a changed *but the Mr. Walker also gave hla whole . In Auto, lit Presbyterian Church Communication from Ben 8 mith and boye to it. change was made without consulting •Few sales of au The Sunday school is preparing obiles are made hearted support to Miami as the in regard-to taxes was read and same The report of Sunday Schools and the patrons of the office and they are for Rally Day, Oct. 1st. Plans af* nowadays, in the o of which the next convention city of the Inland referred to tax assessor. B. Y. P. U. read by Jno. D. Jinklns I sore about it and really have Waterways convention and in return buyer does not*' being matured for a vigorous cam­ some perti/ient All business being attended to, questions regardii the coat of up­ he has the sup p o rt'o f the Miami council adjourned to meet Sept. 19, carried with it a recommendation righteous kick. Thia thriving little paign for its work during the win­ that) a training achbol be conducted city on the beautiful Lake Monroe ter. Additional equipment is being h*«P. tires, gasoil end oil, declares and the lower east coast delegstion. 1916, at 4:00 p. m. i or ono week for Sunday School and has been known by the namc of placed in the primary department. Grorge W. Fra In, Detroit dls- Mr. Walker waa already well versed September 10, 1916. L 1 , P. U. workers. 'It was, de-1 Monroe for the past* thirty years, This department having its own on the subject of inland waterways tributer. City council of tho city of San­ dded to hold this training school at being a railroad and express station lari* room with piano and other The pureha se fires pnd gasoline and the needs of Florida, but his trip ford, Florida, met in special session Sanford, beginning December 31st, and for this reason there la all kinds to Philadelphia has only strengthen­ *• Popularly su osed to drain the op the above date at 4:00 p. m. and arrangements will be mado for of trouble for the shippers there who equipment is doing fine Kinder­ ed his belief in the validity of our Purs* of tha mo t, hut any motor Present, B, W. Herndon, President; apmo of the beet workers in the are having their mail delayed by the garten work. claims for the great St. Johns river 5*r manufactu There wijl be forty minute ser­ -------- knows better, and C. H. Dingee, W. W. Abernathy/ south to be here and In charge. | Change of names. j bss the figuiis before him. The as the Inland waterway. vices a t U a- ro. and 7:30 p. m., at F. ]U Miller, R. A. Newman. Ab­ This should bring a . great many The" H tU .n. . » The delegates to the convention at sent, .Jno. Adams and Roy Symes. w ts ere, that Ahree-fourtha of the which services the pastor will speak. people to Banford to avail themselves L bo nnmp rhanwH to T! u m ' * upkkeeep coet It automobiles today Philadelphia • were treated royally Ths public cordially invited. ; dvBnU*“ Provided. lf thU wllI apppw the w aetJnt po-t. Tho object of the meeting .was ean. be tfaced (o ’the carelessness of and were given side trips .over (hat 1 po following were elected for the I offlce department, but as for the °*neni In keeping their cars properly section of the country and banqueted the matter of paving approaches to Early oriinge* and grapefruit ar* schools. On motion can-led, Geo. (omlng year: . name of Ahearn they say there is and feted. Mr. Walker says there lubricated. Coloring up nicely, and some leading A. DeCottes, city attorney wus in­ Executive Committeo — Wm. nothing doing end up to d a tt they Mr. Franklin aeps It,, the lm- e an era of prosperity in the c u t structed to commend the necessary varieties already haver1 th a t flavor PUrtance of buying top quality lu- and northeast such as waa. never proceeding* for. the paving of Sev­ Stone*, Oviedo, ehalrman; W. A. arc having the greater part of their that has made the Florida orange Gofeh, Tavares; J. G. Parsons,.' Ti- mall come on the Sanford rural Vlcating oil canhot be over eatim- known before and that the people enth street from' Oak avenue to tuaville; 1^ B. Steven* DeLand; H .(route. famous. Considering the dry weath­ , “Ten dollar*,” he it ate*, “will will -flock to Florida this winter by er, fruit is well developed aa to both icfi avenue, 16 roet wide. Third T. Ji McClelland, Daytona; H. 8- 1 I t la hoped that this Ungle can b* P . bably px f for the beit th a t the “ nch avenue to Maple six* and quality, sad with previous Rightmire and Jno. D. Jinkins. th* thousands. He booited Sanford straightened soon, for many of the T.,r *5 * e&r " l *1 require in * year. early fb d late and was kept bfiay wide. Sixth street' Member State Board of fanners and buaine tnep of Monroe predictions, it looks aa lf the grfttrera from'1 | 1 avenue -George isr - 1^ A temporary i h * ,o u u ’ th* fwther u are a t ■ ft pay'all back debts for rertfllxtf, to1'th e questions abopt this great for avalng of two answering ayenue, .9 fe . .we*. Cunwd*. l i l t ‘ — three ite to Southern B ap ti* Con-1 their stationery, labels, ship work, etc., IU . of . W U o n o f lhe ~,ut«. NOMINEE IS MR. KNOTT ST. JOHNS IS INLAND ROUTE CITY SCHOOLS WILL OPEN ON NEXT MONDAY LAKE MONROE NEW NAME FOR OLD TOWN / ■* . . 'M ’...... . ' '• -------- --------------------------------------------------• 11 �F o rS ala^ N o arljrn aw adding nu RECORD chine. *3*00. Western Union. 1-tf 4ad Never flayed Professionjn llf He Jetned * t Louie • For 8 ale — Hup Runabout, r*. Outlaw Aggregation. built, $100. Schelle Mania, City. 6-tI WIVESTHIRKETROUBE^ Sanford Chit-Chat of the Play Houses straight. Remington P e st P ursues Norms Talm adge in wife, who formerly « D ram s “ Cqlng Straight work, have reformed In "Going Straight," tho new children. Briggs blackmails Remington un­ Triangle drams starring.Norma T>'* m adge, to le seen at the Lyric The­ a tre , Wednesday, Jimmie- BHggs. » crook', ’j'ecognixes in John Reming­ to n , a respectable and prosperous real e sta te man, his former partner In rrfme. Higgins. who is now going til. he has po more money to give him; a n d then , under th ro a t of c y io J ro of Grace as a p ast accom­ plice, he persuades Rem ington to asaiat him in one more houaebreuk ng venture. Remington loves his wile, and; to save her he agrees. 'Grate, unaware of what her husband is do­ ing for her sake, has gone to the home of a wealthy woman to spend the week e n d ,.th e very house, It hannens, th a t Briggs has selected to , Tobin, "i>» P>«« “ T1? Browne, balls from the Fed*, jr a s not * c6tt»ctflum per. r im pUyed proteeeldfaal boll Mainij uii learning to play the army hugia. To prove that he can play I t ho one ■night -rouses the garrison-by blowing the alrgm. . .. It if^only because he is a good sol­ dier that ha oan-xecelva wiUx equa­ nimity the nows that his father is going to marry again, for he cannot boar tho idea of any one taking his dead mother'a place. But when the m \ c6 tonde to h a m p e r afflcleocy In the . C an ad ian - tor& i ih England and France, the agenta-generol In London of the prorlncee of Canada, assembled In conference end passed a resolu Do calling upon the proTlnclal monts to take prompt eteps to dlscour.g o officers- end soldiers w ire, from going to London until the end of tha WMT« - For Sale—Owing ^ to change t 0 electrical power, wo' have on hand machinery In food condition, coneletinf of boilers*, engines, w»& pumps,* fire pumps, air comprcsi0re hnd sundry other machines, which we offer at prices which are a email part of the original cost. U Interested address "Virginia Carolina Chemical Co., c m H7 BT I’eabpdy. • “TMoro are moro then throe thou­ sand wires of officers and men of tho Canadian forces now In the Unltod FOR RENT Kingdom." one agent-general said, ad­ For Share Rent Immediately— dressing thb conference, "and I under* ?ive to ton acres auh-irrlgated celery atandf this.number Is to be Increased during tho noil two or throe months and Icttuco truck-land well situated, at a rate of upwards of ono thousand furnishing pltnta and much equip­ ment. Renter furnish fertilizer, l*. a week. • . "Immediately they arrlTO they com* jor, etc. Reason^,accident to owner. m unlcato 'wlth Uiolr husbands who Dr. Love, DeLand, Fla. 9-1 Us perhaps hare only Just returned from tho trenches, urging thorn to get a For R ent—2 Rooms up one (light, further few days' Icaro. In the mar jtly furnished, with piazza, gaa of cases this Is. of course Im­ ove, sink and closet, aepararto enShe tries In every w.ty to win ms jorlty possible. owing to tho military cxlgenanco. Enquire Mrs. G. B. W0affection, hut his attitude hurts her, • . . . I>. . s . L . l ih n if n n r a i t ims, millinery store. 9-tf and she does mal e him care more than a little. For R ent—Furnished rooms for Then Fort McPhemin itse’f la at­ light housekeeping or bed rooma tacked by the Indians. The garrison 117 Laurel. with most of tho men nwuy is far Furnished rooma, large and cool, outnumbered, and they arc about to four blocks from business rcnUr. surrender, wghlle Billy, bearing in Bath rooms In connection. Cheap mind his father's admonition to rates for summer. Comfort (TotUgt, take caro of his stepmother takes corner Fourth and Magnolia. 92-tf her through a secret passage under­ ground and hides her in n cave in a distant hillside. Suddenly he ob­ Johnny Tobin. serves tho wnvcrlng of the fighting men at the palisade: Bethinking itU he Joined the 8L Louis fad e r* grcgatlon. and therefore has no himself of his bugle and, hoping to For Rent—708 Park avenue. Ea*n>l'l! on his record. lead the Indians to believe th a t his qulre of H. C. JpiuBose, First aad He Is proving himself a <mighty father and the regiment are return­ Park avenue. -• • 4&-0 Norma Talmadge In Triangle Feature ing, he bloyvs the charge from a knoll CANINE TAKES MAN ON FAITH "Going Straight. . outside the fort. WANTED * LYRIC WEDNESDAY The outcom e of the bugle call Is Meaaure of Animal’s LtVe -fa Not for many yenra by Pedigree—You Are * Tenant W n U d -W a n te d a good the big thrill of the film. Your Dog'e King. tenant for my 20 acre farm, situated miles south of Sinford.* None bat A doc worthy of tho name Is or all those who can furnish good rtfd* animals that walk on two lega or on four tho creature leaat afTected by tha ences need- apply. George G. H i­ Louise Huff in "T he itcwaru u. Aliti mutation* of fortune. "Caeaar In the ring, Sanford, Fla._________ 2' 8tP Patience” at the Star Friday | n the funeral cortege of King Edward VII Is there auch n thing as a l o v e ^ • d waa not more eorrowfully proud of his place than a dog faithful at tho grave that asks nothing in return? ^ H i t h c nf E . F . L A N E , MANAGER of a tinker whom ho haa followod In there a love thnt dedicate* y.tself^ for th all weathers Your dog does not re­ to the happiness of th p ,-JjVed one word “ THE HOUSE THAT PLEASES" gard your clothes nor cxploro your and to all those who ,jpar to him. to coi pockets. Ho takes you on faith—blind all in the spirit o| £c|f sacrifice, while spent faith; you are his king. Incapable ol the o n q ^ '^ ^ 'io v e s glories only in the wilted wrong. Ho reads his heaven on earth L YR I C THEATRE PROGRAMMER itytiiglTt of her devotion, suffering In divers silence A* she sees the adored one count ......Hn, his life*with another who is , . dog lovor toward his most faithful friend of all. Whoa-' tho re«t of ths world Is cold and hard, his dog will still rejoice to meet him when he comoa homo at night. His dog will think no evil, whatever the maiter may do. It Is a wonderful thing for a man to experience a’ truat so absolute and ao unfaltering. Who shall call It a dumb brute whose eyes and paws are so eloquent and whoso love speaks In a look?—Philadelphia Public Led­ ger. < - rdm-sday--Triangle day. “ Going Straight" featuring Norma Talmadge. "Ambrose's. Cup of Woe" featuring Mack Swaim. Triangle COMING— - M l" Billie llurkc In "Glarias Romance" . - Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents.______________ FOR SALE ers could grow on Icebergs. Travelers In tho northern Pacific ami- aotuqUut— l’athu News. Iday-Trlangle day, William Col­ lier, Jr. In “ The llugle Cnll" “ Ik-arla and-bnarka’-lfcaltuink Hank Mann. t All Local A dferU aem entg Undef t h i s Beading THREE-CENTS a English Dull dog for sale or will trade for bird dog. M. Hanson Shoe Flowers on Icebergs. It seem s almoat Impossible that flow­ Repairs. •_______ - 9‘2tc Sibyl’s Sccnaritt Thursday “ Aupt Bill' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Feature play. A now sta r of the Triangle pro- gi am is - w iiitr -ro iio p r rJ rrig ir -o rj the f.nnoua Broadway fun m aker. Win. Collier, who has been appear­ ing in Triangle plays lor some months. The younger Collier, a hoy of *14, haw the len-ling pdp, In " T h e rllukle Call," n dram a of frontier life •»>Mi i fhatr -4n—tbu IIIII IIU'III A ffifin' filvd witnrsscd title strango sight. It appears that somo animals carry on their feet a growth of moss, which Is'depositedon the Ico while It Is attached to tho mainland far In polar regions. In time this decays and forme a shallow eoll In which tho seeds of buttercups and dandelion, often find a lodging frdm currents of winds that douhtlessc^tch r M ssrg s all nt Gate City House on D. E. Hendrix. 9-ltp Foe-Sale— 1 have a gen ^j 0(jej violin, three qu compioU, with how and < Ca*h. ’Apply to hT ? ” ~ . . p Laurel, 8. W. Cor. 11 h. i-nuro - al *—MV Tor'o n_ ThtMorv. I. J. D. DavLon. to«r tho tlty ot Sanford, Bomlnolo tt Florida, under and by vlrtuo of tha ai Ity la m# rartad n thoetdl *»««*•« city of Sonford, I* ^oforooo* to iho onto of bonda, df. botlhjt_e*il *n *" x r n htliT'on tbo tilh 'd a y . 0/ s., tr 1*1*, to datormlna tbo qurotlon oloctfoa, than and tboro lo bo heiJ • bothoT or not Iho raid aboil bo outborlaod to laouo bonda n aum ol MS.000.00 lor tbo Mgsooa • Ing. -retiring <atlrlag -*od rofundln* «ko ML f o d J*fundln« ala por p»r coni cant ccity of Sanford, ity of Sonford, fiorida.l molurlng m alurlng ionuery d a n u o ry t, 1, l — : and «• thro* poroona poraooa to to ao »oc»o ?'J throe rro aa a truatooo oold 7propeood laouo o il tru ilao a ffor . : £7 And II do C. C J And. do hereby h e re b y osyolant o when tko great gleaming Iceberg Hosts You can buy th out to sea and Is carried southward, cheap. Address Robert. I wboro tho soft winds melt the surface Tampa, Fla. and glvp . tho seeds and plants Jhe c .i.-s tra w b e rry 1 I moliture they need. 8 ucb floaUng to r Sale^ ptrawberry | rult, W. rulf, " W. L o n g and John A«d»rt« olootlon. end M. W. I •aptetora partora of 01 aold aoiq ••»«•< rUr* #. . rlcra of uld aald tlidlotc oloclloot Poll* to bo opened *t •Jskl o rUA end to remain opoo »alU « » d o « . my bnnd aa W*J y . ,'»P. ? For Sale—Good pl*no> cheap, for of Wltnaaa tbo aold city of .8^ ,ln”l* 1 cash or will make terms. G. W. ' Spencer. ADMISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS •MATJffEE: . T aradar - W odoradar • frid ar • Halorday 3 tl5 p. ra. . For Sale—One International truck. Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanfqrd. Night 7 p. m. Sharp * * * * ** Tuesday—Irene Fenwick in "The Child of Destiny" a Metro Wonderplay in five acta. . Wednesday—"A Womans Way" a'five act World Feature. Thursday—“Evidenco" a five act World Picture. Friday—Loulso Huff In "The Reward ot Patience" Apply Florida, on 7-tf, 19!l.l) Whlffod Twenty Michigan Freshmen In 8*v*n Inning*—Only One Man Reached Flrot. ' Pitcher Davis of the Killeen. Tea., high school team kicked up a consid­ erable fu«a tho other day when he tanned 24 batters In a r.lne-lnolng gattio with .... Belton high _ school. This . was balled as a new record. Now comes Branch Rickey, former boas t^ 8t. Louis Browns, with the announce­ ment that George 8lsler of the Brown*, pitching for University of Michigan In 1011, whiffed 20 freshmen In seven In­ nings. Only one man reached first on the Michigan marvel and be scored on thrth passed balls. *. The ttlll Small Voice. , The moat potent and beneficent Oueet—Well. If It la, It must have forces are stillest. The strength of a been hatched from a hard-boiled egg. sentence Is' not In Its adjectives, but In Its verbs and nouns, and the strength ot men and nations Is In their calm, sane, medltqllve moments. In a time of noise stod hurry and material­ Ism like oufe. the geepel of tha still and small voice la always seasonably. —John Burroughs, in the Atlantic. One good mule, f200.09 J. Darkness, Maitland, 7-3tp ♦ of J- D- DAVIiOlty ’ M ayor of th a C ity of S a a l^ Saralnolo C o u n ty , F lorida. j A itoal: Jaa. C. R o b e rta . ■ «. C ity Clark ol th o C ity of Soafowl. t m * SISLER PERFORMS BIG FEAT tblo th e M rd ol day • YOU CAN HAVE beautiful hair If you keep thescalk and healthy. Neglect results In We recommend Dogs for Sale—Pointers, setters • . ’ l*/ J ' .*■• j * ’ and hounds, trained or untrained. HAIR TONIC If Interested write for a revised list. North Side Kennels, P. O. Box No. for keepIng. the scalp healthy 136, High Point, N. C, 8-10tc moting hair growth. 8oidonly . R. C. For Sale—Modern.house and three and 81.00 Iota. 1011 Oak Ave. 160 feet front. E. L._ Marshall, 8L Charles, 111. 2-8cf For Sole—Nice 6 passenger Oak Und automobile. Alao surrey. Ap­ ply Abernathy's furniture store.’ • . . 2-tf For Bole at Sanford—Two lighters, gasoline engine and pump and other articles. Address Z. Spinks, Oviedo, Florida. 1-tfc For 8ale—Marine motor, 18 honapdwer, 3 cylinder, 3. cycle, 1 Ferro. 'First class condition, Sanford Mach­ ine *A Garage Co. 93-tf HAND B R O S. b T Brlng l . yoor U«Mh �FAOfe HI A • i t f bw N aeU d th i l l bo oloctod f . r 4lf*Vi la required is Aa Ordlaaaca Graatlag J*ala PUTS « , . . « * a te rm o M o u r year*, th e term to begin /■ want... roada or iu « li The rtrmwberry sections having Stalas af AaaaHaa aa IrraeaaabU 6rat T uesday a tt a r th* ftrat M onday |! ko Brat of oast quartai of tk* s o u th e a s t q u a rte r and Ih* tfattloa S. T h»: nay" s a d all m E#aem*at, far tba Right-la qu arter ot l« |t k a * i t - q u a rte r uf representative* here .are Starke. t ril ol tko following year, o ic a p t th,? a? mooay said sate tba city at Hanford. bj noctl|w**t l* CiMtracl. Malawi* aad ’ Be-.-—... an n new county U oroatod, th* 1*(>ti w section tw anly-threo (21), tow nahlp Uaa a Haw#r aa Cavlala Hlraata Is (ha the** subject ts road doty la City and..Kathleen:- -tu rn ahail at that tin* I t jh * length nf (L : Sl i a wbetr j 1 Growers la Ti . . . c . ~ ..t; ir* at actual labor upon City at Saafard. rlsrtda term ol th* lint aonalnr to'bo elected thrrl U* U ordained by tb* mayor aad etty and ctraaU abatl ba uaad a ad Por Parpyie An attempt U being made to get . ' (luardisn of tho Eatato of Iron* a t two or four y*6ra with tho en* counlll ot Sanford. Florida: ,, th a city of S an fo rd for tba rap . In. view ol keeping th* number of old «*. AtllaonE. Palmer, • Minor. Tallahassee, Sept. IS.*— Aboutl better err vice and rates on atraw- Haction I. That tb* United Htbtaa of kaap ot ltd ayatam of roada, a tr a o u aa d 3-TuM.lte atara(< In * balance with tha number of tha altaya. . Amrrira ba, and it la haraby granted an DffiWt' # twenty five strawberry growere, and berries front Florida producing points irrevocable Mean**, eaaemc.pl sad right la. Soctloa 4. That ao person, under tba prom o t i o n a ot A rtleU V II of th# con*tltu. or to co&tlrtiei. m>Intsln inij ot IKit ora inlane* mo# (ball bo required shippers arrived today to testify in to markets In Ahe north and east. On t»«m«tutiyuaa aad Lion Li b tre b y a m i a d id »o aa to rtt-i *. an alght Inch privet* aawar, 1 compelled to work on tha rwuda o* o» atraota Stra by virtu* of a decree of farocloaura and sal*. follpwat the cash, here tomorrow bofore Ex* I complaint from grower* at Starke, edmmanaing * city of'saalord, ut Hanlord. for ror mors raora than ttwo Issuing cdmmaaaiog at a point on palmatlo pal mono avafiue, I of wTeity o u t of and undar th * aoal o f- tk o " T h # ragular aaaalon of th a legidatur* tha Government proporty, and run- I o«rr |U In -m any on# C ircuit C ourt of Iko Havanth Ju d icial C ir­ th a t shall moot in 1917 ahaU apportion tha a miner Burnside of ‘the Interstate J the Florida Railroad Commission oppoalt* of tbla cuit Bing north on Palmetto irtnuhi approil m I Saction 6. •ThoTWh# provialoaa provi*non residing of F lorida. In and for tbfe co u n ty of rep re se n ta tio n In th o house of ropr«**nta. •Commerce Commission brought -by I petitfoned the Interstate Commerce ataw 120 fast: thane* aaat along Commercial | oedtabSC* abatl_______ apply ta _ BO palj o.t y of San­ Ha ml no)*, In C hancery. In a -'c * ta whecofn tlvea ** In thl* A rticle provided, whlTb aoapproiimataly 22S faal. aqd’.nt aald I wlthla tha corporat# fiimlaof tha J . B . Paco ia ta m n la in a n t, and th a Florida Railroad Commisaion In Commission to require the railroads- l•traat o rtio n m an t shall ba b*a«d upon tba |a ,, ford paying municipal taiaa, rltha rithar rail or par- fponding a a t n*a^mad p o in t, to c op n a •ooettj taiaa,, * f t k J*0*up_ Flam ing, I. M. 'F lam ing, her rnaua tak en hy th a e ta ta a f F lp rld a or t,, tonal property, provided that tba amount my eawar Uaa to behalf of Florida grower* and ship- and express companies to' put Into aald husband, B, D raw , W. J . T h ig p en , John rh# U nllad S u tr a . wM ch C P I , t h . oppoaito "centar "of al|ry running par allot lo I of-lhe iai onld lyt-any auch paraon lx In ai r . H arrison, and (ifoiiBiaima m o d * U « ta u * n . In th* sovoial countloa of th* a i i u per* petitioning the Interstate Com- service and operation refrigerator ex- and lylas »a*t -••« *f Patmatto avenue. coaa of *4.00 par annum ford a r t defandaot*. T wifi offer for aala, an d I hooe th a t shall moot ovary ton years’ ot * -•“* pltllan — on-----tba . part. ot (faction. 8. That It ahail bo tb* dut rlth-O. rig*1 ----------.------and will Ball m a highest an d boat bidder IbardafU y shall ap p o rtio n th* represent*, mission to require the operation •of I press car* so that shipments by fast tba Unitad Stataa of America to place ha chit! of police to aummon at auch 1 for cask a t th o (root door of th * court tlo n In th* house of ruprooentaUvoo jn th* •.*>better service; that is, requira-ihe expresa-may be mad* in car loadTota manholaa at tha atarunl pbmt ot laid aawar aa b* mirJiuUfmRAA'f »nd all paraoa* house Samlnol* co u n ty . Florid*, n er In thla a rtlc lo p rovided, which an. line*. at tb# turn of aowar iloa at tho Intar-- auWSatniirTSlrtSESvito work upon the during Inth*Sanford, legal hour* of sal* on M onday, pmdan rtlo n m o n t shall u- w— J «P«n — a*-railroads and express companies' fo-I and thereby reach market in much aaction of I’almtlto annua and Commer­ public roada and atraau of tb* .city of th* ■Uv.t “ ‘ a y o l O ctober, A. D. 1916, Ik* cansua enum eration • \ ~~ atroot. and at tba eoanaction with main Banfoid, Florid*. bF atato of provide refrigerator'cars for carload I quicker time and better condition cial t a legal aalta day, th e following n o r i d ^ « , b y J h o U nllto itedd .fflato * . Which ova. aawar. provided, hdwavar, that any and all Soctien 7. That any paraon, liable to dracrlb* d taal proporty, lying a n d being oat-, tak a a n a i t bator* th* lag!**! rV,f who aba,! fall_to .porform ________ ---- eh* «*r- in Saaabi' aglalature . ahlpments If strawberries by express, I than can be afforded by the present aawar lino* constructed by tha United | road duty .w .............. ........ (ta t* of F lorida, toa p p o rtio n in g th o Stataa of America, uadar tha provialoaa of vtco by ilia ordinance pmenhad. without a ra p re ttn la llo n *h*U w it: L o u 32. 83 a a d 14. of _ _ ih* Florida also to require better rates both bp freight aervice. Petition also asks tbla ordinanca, con v o n o ." , a. shall atrici | legal Ira* or a’lfflclont vacua* th»ll ba daomad U n d and C olonisation’* abaU ba construct#,! constructed in alrlel C alory plan* a|lh all—ardlaanrai. rula* and guiltIty of a miadamaanor, and uj'on con ta S ectio n 4 or A rtlel* V II o t the eon.tl. freight and express. The transports- for lower rates both by freight ant iagulatlona of.'lh* tlo n recorded Irf P la t Book " C ," a t p e te city of Sanfoid, rigtrdlng vietlon tbocoof abaU b* flood not taoa than 115. Record* O range county, F lo rid a, aaid lu tlo n ia haraby am en d e d so aa to reaad u tb* ronatruetlng and ronnacung of $1.00 for each day that aald parson. may nd* bajng form erly In O rang* county, follows: tlon companies.will also be well rep- express. b* in default In road snd atroot warhr ani U within lb* Wrntanal limit* ot aaid city. "W h a n an y naw c o u n ty U orabU d by th* ---------t u t now in Samlnol# co u n ty ,. Flor* resent*Q st the hearing tomorrow! Soctloa 2. Thai *hla ordInane* ahall bo- upon tailur* to pay any. flea, ao aaaoaaad Florida, leglelatura It shall b* e n tltlrd to one s*n. "i*coma affoetlaa immadlataly upon lU paaaago aald paraon ahail . b# tmprlaonad for a atoc b n d on* mam bar of tb a hour* of rapt*. •a it Is understood seven rooms have L. O. S T R I N G F E L L O W . Greece Will Enter War and approval by tb* mayor. parlod ot not more than four day*. * antat|v*a, until th* n e x t rn u m a ra tlo n proPaaaad tbia 4lb day of September. ISIS. been reserved s t Loon Hotel for vldod for in Section 6. of thl* A rtlel., th a t. Saction a. Tbla ordinanca ahail boco^a A. K. Power a, 8^ ‘*J ‘Athens, Greece, Sept. 12.—King B. W. HERNDON. *h*H b* ta k e n after th* creation of th* M id Immediately upon paaaag* and i p Solicltor (or C om ptalnanL their .pgrty. t I’ra.ldant of tha City Council of affactir* Constantine has accepted- the resig­ now c o u n ty , or u n til th a next cansua m u . preval by tb* mayor. 3-Tuoe-SteSanford. Florida. m a r n tlo a -th a t ahail b* ta k e n by th* United 1‘aaaid tbla 2lit. day of Auguat. 1S|A »nation of Premier Ziamis and his I, Jama* C. ItobarU. city. Hark ol lh* city S tataa of A m artra o tte r th * creation of the C. If. DtNtiEE. N O TIC E O F E LE C T IO N of Sanford do harabiurefifty that lb# abav* President pro tom of tb* City *T o t. h. . „Sheriff cabinet. of Sam lnol* C o u n ty , o f .t b * aald now co u n ty , w hichever th i ll th* sooner be ta k e n a fter th* cre a tio n ot aaid new aad ftiragoing ordlnane* waa duly paaaad by Council of Sanford, Florida. S ta te of Florida'. tha city council of Sanford, Florida, In ray- I, _ . __ _ C. ___ ___ «l tha Jamas Hobart*, city clerk V* It known Ih n t I . U. Olay C raw ford c o u n ty , whan It ahail bo en title d to on* * y ol Saniord, boraby certify ular aoaalon 'on tbia tha 4th day-of napcity of Sanfotd, Florida, do haraby comfy ^ c r a u i y of S ta te of tk* S ta t* of F lo rid a, m em ber ol th* bout* o f ro p ra s a n ta tlv n (*. The bejief ia'entortsined in the en tambar, ISIS. that tb# abov* and loragomg rrilnanc* waa ?i" j a ao tlo o th a t a general tle c - ovary t e a th o u san d • ( p o p u latio n , or ih* ttoaa* my hand, and lb* anal of tbo city dnly pauad by tba city council of Sanford, t*#a * iH 'bE af iheld In Sominol* ro u n ty , atato m ajor tra c tio n theraof th e ta m e a* other I tente capitals tftat the retirement of of W JEWELER Sanford, on tbia tha 4tb day of Beptem- Florida. In ragular *0**lon, on tbla tbo Slat of Florida, on T uesday n a il aucceedlng tho countieu." the Zi a mi** ministry (s preliminary to bor, ISIS. day of Auguat, ISIS. - » _____ . N ovom b«r, A. -D. 1916. Iaval) JAMES C. ROBERTS. Wllnaaa my hand and tb* aaal of tho dly tho **ld Tuva dayln being Ih* 7 th d a y o l No A J o in t R esolution pro p o sin g t n am end­ MY SPECIALTIES: | tho entrance of Greece into the wah ..City Clark of 8 anford. Florida. of Saniord, on tbla tha 21*1 day of Autual, v im her: m en t to Soctloa 1 of A rtm o VI of the Tb# abov* and foratolog ordinanca by m * ISIS. Recent dispatches from Berlin and tbla day-approvad. c o n stitu tio n of th* a ta to uf F lorida, a* Uojtod 8 , S enator frdln 't h * (aaal) JAMES C. ROBERTS. Florida, for *1* year* from M arsh am en d e d b y J o in t R esolution No. *. PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA I Vienna show fhat there also it is Witnraa my hand on tbla lb* 4lb day of City Clatk of Sanford, Florida. # 1917a »» “ f *13*3, R ria tln g to Sutfraga and Saplambar, ISIS. Tho abovo and foregoing ordinanca by For *la (I) P resid en tial Elector*. E llgibllU y. GORHAM'8 STERLING SILVER thought probable Greece will soon J. I). DAVISON a. it. un .io u n . i me ma inn tbla day da approved. F or on* R anroaontatlvo of tho F o u ith Ba i t rav o lred b y th * legislature ol tha May or of tb* City of Hanford, Florid*. *-1Wltnommy hand on tbia tho flat day of Aug. ISIS Coogrm alonal D istrict of Ih* Btat* of. Flor- atato of F lo rid a: ‘ROGERS' PLATED WARE abandon neutrality and join the en­ 7-Tu**-4ic -■» I j . d . d a v is o n ; T h * t th * lollowfhg am en d m en t to Sec­ tente powers. The precise causes Mayor of tbo City of Sanford. ulltod s u !L - * ,,f' flUb Contt— ot th# tion 1 of A rtlel# VI of th a constItulIon el S-Tua* tic o f A vail,all** far T o t D ead lla d a r the atato. of Florida be, a n d th* asm s ,a ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES j which led to the resignation of the N ail,# F o r O ovstnor of th o S ta te of F lo rid a . S a d ie s S o f C b ay lar 4MS. L a v a o f FtorF or S a c ra u ry of 8ta$o o f' tho S ta ta o f hereby agrsrff to aa d sh all b* subm itted la | ministry have not been disclosed, on Ida 4 th* ulartor* ml th* s ta t* a t the g tn eral t a Ik* Circuit C ourt. B o raq lh Judicial C li- F lorida. Nolle* la b arab y (Iv a n Ib a t C. W. E n tiF o r A ttorney G ta e ra l ol th a S U M of election la l t l l lor raU H catlon or rajeciioat cu ll, Som laolo C qualy, Fieri da la r account of the exceptionally rigid m lnear, Sacltcn 1. E vgry mal* person ol th* eg* Florida. purebaaor ol T a i C a itiflra to No. C haurory censorship, * A London dispatch yes­ I l t l , dated i h r 6th day of J u ly , A. D. K atkloan Luclls A dam a and F or C om ptroller of tho S ta te of F lo rid a . ol tw e n ty on* years and upw ard* who 1* a „ ritixsn of tb * U nited Stale* a t th* lim a ho 1SIT, baa fllvd aald ro d iflrat# in my offleo, Clifford S. A dam a, b ar hus­ F ar T raa.u rar of th o S u t * of F lorida. terday aiad M. Ziamis' complained and baa m ad* application for t a s dvad to band. C om plainants F o r S uperintendent of Fublic In atrtictio n a p p lie as to ragietar shall ba doomed n qua). m il to C oncal iSed elec to r a t nil alaetU n* u n d ar th* conv«. I)**d an d for ol th o S tal* of Florid*. that internal incidents wero prevent­ teau* In neco rd an ra w ith law. Said c e rtio ­ • ra te embrace* tb a followlnc dvarilbod propF or C om m U alontr of A grlculturu of th* a titk tio a of th * sta te ol Florida, provided, K inialay. Q rsro Hallaf th a t h# poaaaaaea th a follow ing additional ing him from dealing with the ex- vrty situ a te d In Sominol* co u n ty , Florida, OK aorga S la t* of Florida. incalrv, hla wife,- an d to-w lt: 'W r i t , h a lt of Ufock S, aouth of A lb ert E. S m ith, Sr. F or tw o Justice* of th e Suprem e C o u rt n u allflratlo n a: Magazines Periodicals tcrnal situation. Townahlp, (In*, W tldmvrv. T he said lan d II# ahail hnv* (raided a n d had his per­ Dolan da nta. , ■■ of th* SUM of Florid*. b rlh f aaa»*a*d a t tb a d a ta of tb* laauonc* of T o A lbart E. Sm ith, Sr. F cr one R ailroad Com m issioner of tb * m anent hom o an d ptar* of abode in th a It lit believed in London that his auck Florid*. c e rtio ra te in Ik* asm * of U nknow n. sta te af F lo rid a lor a n t ywar, and In th* It appoatins from tbo affidavit af Katb- S la t* ot Soda Water S tat# S*oblpr for IS th Sanatoria! D is­ co u n ty w boroln ho applies t a ragietar lor cadiO cat* _« ahail inboi„„_ rodoomod resignation was due-to the fact that Unloaa i..aald i._ .. ... -1 i—n Luciio Adams and Clifford S. Adam* tr icTor t ol tha S u t * ol Florida. a c ,o n lin e to law .t a. .i a davd — six m onth*, previous th e re to . , l T l*l n f I , , , aUUD iV iS V f ku*t>aad, c o m p lain an ts in tb* above oohe accepted the premiership on the on on tb* 14th For on* Member at th* Houm of RoprtConfectionery d a y of O ctober, A. D* ID tio d .cau ao , th a t A lbert E. Sm ith, Sr., daUe m u st bo able to (*«d. w rit* and Inter­ ■anutlvaa of tho* Stale of riorid*. official slgnalura aad aaal |Tandant* Jn the above entitled cause I* understanding that he was to* main­ Witnraa p ret a n y sactio n of tho c o n stitu tio n of th* For C ounty Judge. day ol thll the t ptambar, A. • tu ta of F lo rid * ' a t th a tlm a b* applies to SC n o n -rraid rn t of th* ita t* of Florid*, th a t hi* Cigars and T o b a c c o s tain neutrality and in viwe of the 191S. For Sheriff. rogtsU r a n d v ote. rraidtnc* I* a t 35 M ont-C alm itro o t, W aait F or Clerk of th* C ircu it C o u rt. (wall • E. A. DOUGLASS, DiArolt, in th a ita t# of M lrhfgan, th a t it If* m u s t ow n In hi* own r i l h t property Bulgarian occupation of Greek ter­ F or C o u n ty A iaraaur ol Tun**. , C lrrk C irru lt C o u rt Hrminolr C o., Fla. ia th* batlrf of th* affiant* th a t ha ia over lo th* valua of not leas t_____nuadrad h a n five hundred For T * t Collector. By V. M. McDaniel, D. C. th* *f* of tw en ty one, th a t th ere ia no p er- • For ritory had fdupd this impossible. S u p erin ten d en t of P u b lic I n ­ dollara. w hich fact shall ba determ in ed only 7-Tue»-4t aon in th# atato of F lo rid a aervice of aub- stru c tioCn ounty hy the ■ eo ilam en t books at th * county at . Up to the time of the first dis­ po*na upon whom w ould bind th e aald th* llm * ho applies to rtg tsM r and io ta . For County Surveyor. A lbert E. Sm ith, Sr., Ha m u st n o t hav* been o o n tlc U d , p re­ patches announcing that M. Ziamis lludfrt for Seminole Caanty, Fla., Flnancta For five County Commltalontra. I t i* therefor* o rd ered t h a t you, A lbert For th ree member# ol th * C ounty B oard vious to (h* tliqg h# applies to register has presented his resignation his re­ 1st, 1916, rn d in y E. Sm ith, Sr., app ear to th a abov* atylad *r vote, of la rcen y , ro b b ery , forgery, per­ tn m u c lio n . e p ^ m b rr 30tV, 1917: rau»* and rhak* ana war u n to tb f t i l l oi of F Public or Juatic* of the ^o ac* in and fo r tb o ju ry or b rib e ry In, sp y of th * court* of. any tirement was unexpected for it war S(irnrral tis.ns.oo ro m p lain t filed therein agalnat you at tho billowing Fum^ __—... • J u s tic e D la triru , v ll: No*. 1, 2. ta la or of tb * U nltsd S ta ta a , or Jf ao con­ 906.75 .court houaa J n Sanford, Seminole co u n ty ' victed he m ust have been resto red to the understood the premier had as­ I^aa 6 p»r c rn l ____ ___ orida, 6k Yh* ao * ............................. econd d ay of O ctober » ’ For C onstable In an d for th* following- right* of citlM nC hlp. sumed dictatorial powers and was $17,226.25 16. It lt d ay of ____________ » being .- in * a ru rut* thl* court, and Ju tllc * D istrict*, v li: No*. 1. t . ‘3, 4. Provided, how ever. T h a t no person or ~“ # ' com plaint'* in ddefault tfa u lt theraof tb bill P lu m b in g and In taatlm ony whereof, I hxv# h e re u n to tln*al d e scen d an t of any such person who in an exceptionally strong position. Hoad and ll r i d tr ....----- $28,110.00 I of i l l _________ _ confesied _______ _ of com complaint plaint w will bo tak en aa t e l . r a y hand and affltm l th e great aaal ot waa on J a n u a r y let. 1867, o r. prior there­ . — 1,410.60 I and fin d derre* e n tered therein a* prayed tha Stat* of Florida, at Tairihaa***, the to, en Political affairs reached a crisis after l^ a i 6 p rr c e n t__ titled to vot* under Ih* con elitu tlo n t | a g iin a t you. thl* tha twenty-fourt day of Au­ an d law s cf a n y of th e elate* or te r­ G as Fitting the Bulgarian forces invaded north­ $ 26,799.50 It i* further ordered th a t thla order be Capital, A. I). 1916. ritories, or e n title d to vot* u n d e r any form J | ubllahrd In th e Sanford Herald, a raw a- guat, eastern Greece and the followers of firn rra l School F u n d . (aeal) 11. CI.AY CRAWFOHD, of governm ent, or any n a tu ra ftio d c n iie q I 2 S . 2 1 0 . 0 0 paprr p u b llth rd In S anford, Seminole or bis d e f e n d a n t* , shall be denied the Secratary Secretary of State. 1.110.60 | county, Florida, once a Week for four con- To C. M. H and, Sheriff Sa All Work Receives My Persona former • Premier Venixelos served I r u & prr crn l .. rig h t to re g iste r an d vote because ha ahail Ihrriff Seminol* C o u n ty . recut tv* wreka. oot ha able to r*ad, writ* an d In terp ret 3-T uca-IO tt warning on King Constantine that I 126.709.50 | W itnraa my hand and official aeal of Slid any section o f th* c o n s titu tio n , of tb* court, 29th d ag of AugUrt, 1916. Attention And Rest KtTiirls I he must ah an do n the advisors which, I'inr and K o rfcllu rr. ■tat* ol F lo rid a, a* abov* p ru s id a d , or b e­ Administrator** N o llc e o f S ettle men I ____ i.„ * 6,600.00 I Iaeal I E. A. DOUOLABS, C lerk. cause he ehaJI n o t own p ro p e rty ot the A cceaala _____ _ -403.00 Dickinaen A D lcklnron. it was said, had misled him and in­ l-rra 5 p rr to n t — — Value above specified: n a tu ra lise d eltlicns Solicitor* for C om plainant*. T o All Whom I t M ay C oncern: Oppoai(• City Hall Trlepbouq No 25 fluenced him in favor of Germany.’ ol th e U nited S ta irs , how ever, n l th e time $ 6 , 1 9 7 . Oft) fl-Tm’a-Stc N otice U here: y given th a t on T u fed ay , th ey a p p ly . *bd before they sh all he ad­ th* 17lh dap ot O ctober, A. D. 1916. I m itted ta r re g iste r, shall praaoht ta the At the same time M. Venixelos ex­ Ilullding Fund ___ :__ $ 4,300.00 ■hall present m y acco u n t as ad m in istrato r registration officer c e rtio ra te of h is n slo u ralAa O rd in an ce * ----------201.60 P roviding for the Issuance ol llo n d t In th# of th e eel ate of Lucy S. B row n, deceased, lia tlo n , or a d u ly a u th e n tic a te d cop pressed confidence in M. Zaimis D m S p rr r e n t. Jpy nf (46,000.00 lor thy Purpose of P ay­ to tb* H onorable U sarge O. l i e n Ikg, C o u n ­ thereof. $ 4,098.60 Sum whom lie asked the king to support ing. R etiring and R efunding an laiue ol ty Judge of Seminole 4 a u n ty , a t hle'ufllre in SCc. 2s Upon' th * ad o p tlo fr uf th is am end­ Florida, J<«td jiq d . '* t th e -x a m > t i d e n d a of tb* C ity of S anford, Florida, In S anford, Florid*. mid it was understood an ngreement I'ublbliy Fund. m ent to th* co n stitu tio n , th o legislator* F 2,150.00 •liu tho Sum of $46,000.00, H earing - Dal* J a n ­ present my ec u 'here and a ik th a t the eald shall en act a p p ro p ria te raws to ’carry th* I^aa 6 per cent"___ _ 100.75 acco u n t b* approved and confirm ed. uary 1, 1897, end M atu rin g Jan u ary 1, had been reached under which the purpose of th is am en d m en t in to effect. -W.------------.SUN P, W ll.' _ 1917, and A uthorising and Empowering Th# votes c a st in com pltaqca w ith aald $ i , 040.25 th# Zaimis ministry was to continue in A d m in istrato r C. T . A. M ayor ol th* C ity of S anford, F lorida, proposed a m en d m en ts, and th a canvas*, IM -Tueo-IO tc lo issue a Call for an E lection to D eter­ Oa« Inch ('ard* Will lit* t'ubllnhed Un­ power with the ‘strong support of the Hoad and Hridge declarations a n d retu rn a th e re o f., ahail b* 132,240.00 mine th# question aa to th e Issuance of subjected lo th * **m* regulation* and re­ der Thin Heading At The Itnl* Of $7.2* Vt’iiigelos garty. After the tall of the l.«aa & pet c e n t—.. 1,612.00 Said ltunda, and for th e Election of a strictions a t ara provided by law fo r gen­ N OTICE OF R L E C 1IO N Per Year. Hoard of T hree llond T rustees. W hereat, .Tha le tlsla tu ro of 1916/ under eral elections In th * alata of F lorida, 130,6^8.00 Venixelos cabinet last October on ac­ W hen aa, op J a n u a ry I, 1917, tha drat th e constitution o f 1683, o( thq at it* df T o ta l ____________ ______ (aaal) In T estim o n y W hereof, I hav* issue of bonda of th e city of Sanford, F lor­ Florida, did peat three Joint reanlutions tirocount of the king’s disagreement h e re u n to Set my h a n d and af( • c n r ra l Fund Office Neil to \V. E. Housholder ida. dated. Ja n u a ry I, 1897. for the sum ol poring am endm ents to th a constitution ol ffxed th * O real Baal of th e Stal* I tr n l ol C o u rt llo u a r ______ _ ._$ 1.200.00 $46,000.00, te a rin g Interest a t th* rate of with its policy favoring intervention Salkrira Garner & Woodruff lluildine o t F lo rid a , a t Tallahaaoee. Ih* th * s ta te ol Floiidg, and th * asm* wore of o fllrrta........... 4 , 0 0 0 .0 0 a ll Per cent per annum , will m ature, an d C a p ita l, thla the- tw enty-U fth agreed to by a 'v o te of threo-flftha ol all th # in the war with the nllies, M. Zaimis Commlulonr A (coa.......... ...... 7 .2 2 0 . 0 0 W hereas, a t lb * lire* of issuance of afore­ d ay of J u ly , A. D. 1816. mam bare elected to each house: th a t tn * I) K. V . E . W A T TS K\ippIiri for County.._____ _ _ 3 .5 0 0 . 0 0 said bonds, no-od eq u elq provision waa made was called on to form a cabinet. He I n r i d r n l a l a ................................... 1__* __ 1,3 0 6 .8 6 for th# p ay m en t c r a u l i bonded Indebted­ v o tes oo aaid joint resolutions wer* an trred II. C L A Y C R A W F O R D . upon th r lr -respective journal*, -with th* * Secretary ol S tat* . EYE, EAR, N O S E and TH R O A T announced a policy of armed neu­ ness a t th e d a te of m a tu rity ot said bonda yea* and nave thereon, and thay did d eter­ 101-7 ur*-lltc $17,226.25 an d . MONDAYS and Tllt'ltSdAYS mine and direct t b i t lb* aald Joint resolu­ trality. The cabinet resigned in Road and llrld g * Fund W hereas, th* city of Sanford, at this tlm a tio n ! ba su b m itted to th* electors ol, th* 10* In « OO |*. M. la Circuit Court, Bavaulh Judicial Circuit November but in Juno M. Zaimis S alary S upt. R oad C am p _____ ___.$ 900.00 ha* no funds available for th e paym ent of sta t* a f th a genera^ alactlop in N ovem ber, Namlaal* Ceuaty. Florida A asislanls ... . ___ . 600.00 | eald bond#, and will be unab le to meet and O v m tr a e l Turpentine Company G uards _______ __ ______ _ 1,080.00 pay th* principal ol aald Issue ol bonda a t Dr. H. H. McCaslin was again placed at the head of the 3l.atm Now, therefore, ,1, II. C lay C raw ford, va. . un r o a d ,____ —......................Z _ l,60('.00 m atu rity , on to -w lt; Ja n u a ry 1, 1917, u n ­ secretary ol tha sta le of Florida, do hereby Haute M. Christman government. Although nck/iowt- F aad rfor and ——-—— Block...... ................ 2.500.00 less som e ad eq u ate provision la mad* there- give nolle* th a t a Christ msn, her husband. Frank P, DENTIST _________ __ 4.500.00 for, a'nd edging nnutrality he was regarded C o n v icts' K «il . Wood — -I*-fla a e ra l E iecllsa Wbvrcaa. It is doomed adv isab le to laeu* Tool* and R epairs ______ _____ ^ 1,000.00 Gar *. for » lu ht ld . Ib *«ck co u 6 |y In riq rld a ^ g a Office in Garner Si Woodruff Building as having u predisposition toward Shoe* and C lothing for C o n v Icta.L • 760.00 bond* of th e c ity of S an io rd , FlorMrefund,!■ ii a M M T W l im H l J l u s -----T u e sd a y n e3 t.au D iarhargv Money 400.00 I th e purpose of paying retiring the eqfcnto. Lawllrldg* Tendars ___ _______________ SCO.00 l«g the ( t5,000.00 city Formerly Occupied Hy- — iihu- bs, a, r. Uurdett, *1 ul E stim ated am o u n t d u a . Cli eveoth par af Nsteukir - - O'Rourke and Jam** . . Dr. W. K. H o u s e h o ld e r O ilourke, her husband. for tha rallflcation ot rejactlon of tha aald __ 8 # - l F o rd ain ed b y tha m ayor and city r M aterial* and Joint resolution! proposing amendment! to To tha defendants. Anal* Lawranco aad ■■- -v------T.BfotKOO council af th a c ity of Sanford, Florida! 11 Is*It n Bleu of wlion”one's Bps In_c idEqutplneal*.. ~—— Lawrence, her husband and —--- 1 e n ta l* .______ ________ 1,669.50 Section l : T h a t a bon* irnua In tha sum tha constitution of tha atsja of Florida, via: C hristm an, h u sb an d a t th* i!*r*Bd*nt. H ai­ of $45,000.00, for tho purpose of paving, HcfT?" asked tho dear girl in tho parW IT Joint Resolution Proposing an Amend- ti*„ M. C h ristm an : $26,799.60 retiring and refunding th e 146,000.00 s li A menl Jjf_U ld*rad. loF scene as she lowered tho blinds • to Section' I of Artlda 9 of tbo You apd each of v«u ar* harehjr^ardstsd per cent city of Hanford, F lorida, bonda, Fla* and Farfelluro Slats Constitution, Relating to Tai at[an lo,*p;icac-t*-Ah*~Wff--at»ff tAuiU rnuaff on and seated h e r'person on tho end of F eeding Prisoner*...... ......... .................. $ 1,600.00 m aturing J a n u s * I, 1917, be. an d th* iam * DENTIST und Fioancp. . --- --- ■—*" — nctoher 2, 1916, ut the Court lfUuso In Han« * 1 of Proaecutlng Attorney__ 900.00 It haraby au th o rised ; p rovided, however, —Be n sofa built for two. “I don't know, Salary lt rw*iv*d By Ihv legislature of tb* 'fo rd . F lo rid .. J a ilo r ........... 600.00 th a t before S lid botlilx shell be tWuad th* state of Florldllk I t ii fu rth e r o rd ered th a t thla o rd er be . Office: Yotrcll Building I'm- sure," replied the donsa young Jurors sad Witnesses,. t _______ s_ 6,1»7,<S) -uesetlun o f ' B ailin g . seld bonda. as well a t That tba fallowing amendment ol Section published one* a w eek for alg h t auceeaelv*" th a am ount to be Issued an d th a purpoe* msn, ns ho folded Jlis arms and tried 6 of Article 9 of tha constitution ot th* state, weeka In th* S an fo rd H erald, a new apaper / ’ • $ 8 ,1 9 7 .0 0 lor which tho m oney la to ha e ip en d a d ahail relating 8A N F O K D J : : FLOK.lrA to-look wish, ’"but I presume It Indi­ p u b l i s h e d in Sem inole county a fd r n a jd . to taiatlon and BnanCe. ia htreby be su b m itted to th* registered voter* of th * Comm issioners B udget of E ip en d itu rM W ltncas my- h an d a o d th* aeal of tb* city or Sanford, who own real o sta ta th e re ­ agreed to and itall b* submitted lo *h* 7-Tue*-4tc • cates some sort of s cutaneous trou­ tect ora cf t he it ate-for adoption or reject ion aald C ircuit. C o u rt th l* H a t d a y of July, ■‘ TMOMam CMMI.r WILSON in, a t a n election lo be held In' eurh m an­ *1* . a t Ih* next general election hereafter: th a t A. D . 1916. E. FKROtrSON iini simuiKB ble."—-indlnnspolls Star. An O rd la sn re P ro h ib itin g th e p a r ag s a ner, and a fte r eurh notice aa la prescribed I* to say, tb n ( Saction 9 of. Article 9 of Ih* (Omriri aeal) . A p r N lratla W ithin Ih* City af Hanford by the ordinance* of th* c ity ol Sanford, #A N T L^WBlt RATES HENRY McLAULlN Maxwell’s 1041st.St. Phonel82 C . H . D IN G E E I BUSINESS CARDS j Wilson & Housholder * Sanford, LAW YERS - • Florida E lto n J. M oughton ARCHITECT, Office In Yawcll Illdg. Sanford, FIs ..GEO. A. DECOTTES.; ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Practice in State and Federal Courts Garner-Woodruff Bldg Sanford Fla SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER SUITE 9, COURT HOUSE - PHONE U3 SANFORD, FLORIDA Dr. J* A, TROYILLION Any B rakes (llssa, N all*. T arh a, W ll* nr Cither 81a arlal T h at M ay D am age P a s s ­ This Year’s Model. ing Vehicles Modern Schoolboy—"Teacher, would Be It ordainad Jyy th * . m ayor and city you mind telling my chauffeur I'm c o u n cil of tba city of S a n fo rd , Florida: S ection 1. T h at no person, or persons, kept in and that he’ll have to wslt?*’— shall plar* or cau a to J>* ptaced oo any l’uck. s tre e t w ithin th* co rp o ral* lim its of th e city of Sanford any broken- gla a, nails, tacks, w ire, gravel, granite, rock*, hgirk bat* or pebble* or any o th er m a te ria l th a t m ay d am ag* in any w ay a n y p a stin g person or LEGAL ADVLRUSING v c h lrlf, or which m ay in ju r* or dam ag* th* tire* of any autom obile. 2. T h s t a n y pereon convict* i holler ot A„llrallen for Tai Drtd Uadar • f Sthection e violation o l an y ol th e provisions of Hrcilua b uf Cksylrr 4SSS, Laoa af Flor­ Iho foregoing section shall upon conviction ida e ra o f be lined not m or* th s n $30.00, nor Nolle# la hrraby given thaf Chratrr Han­ th Im prisoned mor* th a n th ir ty day*. iiiikt, puichaarr oi -. Tai vr, „i■,- No. 940, Crr ■ lilcilr datnl tho fith day u( November,'A. D. 180b S ectio n 3, T his o rd in an ce shall become haa lllrd and trrtinrala in my offlre, ollirr, and effective Im m ediately upon passage and a p ­ hat mail* applicitlon for lax deed lo laau* p ro v a l by th* m ayor. P assed H a t day of A u g u st, 1916. in arcordanra with law. Saul rartiflcate ■mliraoa ihr following dracrlb <1 property C. II. D IN G K K , President p ro te m o t th* C ity utuatod in Ktmlnolr county, Florida, to­ Council ol S anford, Florida. il: South 8 acre* of Ki(' ol NW>t of 8Et{, Hoc. S, Tp. 81. 8, H. 29 E. Sacra*. l . - J a m r a C. R oberts, c ity clerk ol th* The aaid land bring aaaoaard at th* data city ot Hanford, Florida, ido h e ie b y rertlly ot tha irauanra ul auch Crrtincata in Ibr th a t th a above and foregoing ordinance wae name of Unknown. Uni*** *atd rrrtiflcatr duly passed hy th* eflv co u n cil of S anford.J ■hall t>* redremad according to law tai F lorida tn ragvlar teaelan, o n th is th e 2 1 st dr*d wilt taau**tb*rron on th* 14th day ol day of A ugust. 1918. Oftob*rt A. I) 1910. • JA S . C . R O B E R T S , Witor«a my official aignalur* and a*ah (aoal) C ity Cterk ol S a n io rd Florida. tbia tha 12th day of Srptembrr, A. I>. 1016 T h e aboye and foregoing ordinance by* me (aaal) E. A. DOUU1.ASS, th la d ay approved. Clrrk Circuit (‘SUrt Srtnlnol* Co., Fla. itnraa ray band on th is th * 22al day of lly V. M. Me Daniil, D. C. A uW g u at, 1916. |-Tur^ 6le J . D. D A V ISO N , i Mayor of th* C it y of Sanfordi N a llr* o f Ayyllrallan for T n l ) r * d Under 6-Tu**Uc Hrcllaa S af Ckayla) 4BSS. Law* of Flor­ ida Notice I* hrraby given that M. E. Dooley, purchaarr ol Tai ("ortlflrata *f o. 1201, detail tho 3rd day ol June, A. D.-I9I2. haa S P E C IA L IS T lUtd iMd rartinratr In my fflCr. and ha* appllea'lon for tax deed to uaua in In CANCER, GOITRE and TUMORS road* accordanco with law. Said cortlfleala »mC uts Them Without Cutting Jhem Out brarca. tha fallowing drMrllMd proporty •I'uilrd in K*minnle county, Flotida, towlt: HWU ol BEH. Soc. 10. Tp. 20 S. K. ORLANDO, - FLORIDA 32 E.. 40 aeraa. <. Tha said land being aaaraaad at the dal# of Ih* laauanr* of auch carllffrate in th* ntmr of Unknown. Unlraa raid cwrtiAcat# ahaU b* radedmad according to law tai dead will la u* tharaon on th* 14th day of ■UOttSUOU TO W. II. UNDXRWOOD Oetobor. A. D. 1016. ra n d tw o horse W agons M ad e •Wltnaaa my official aignilur* and *m | an fo rd , on hand a t all tim es. tbla^'iha 12th day of H«ptambar, • A. D. SANFORD WAGON WORKS TRACTICAL HORSESHOER M&-207 Oak Ave. Phone 244 *(*^*» • E. A. DOUOLABS, Clark Circuit Court KrrolaoU Co., Fla. ._ . By V. M. McDonlaL b. C. T-Tur.btc Aa Ordlaaaca Providing for Ih* Wotllag of Hlreet* and Meads by F e n ia n I’rmane H olding Wilkin th* City Limits st Hasfeed, Florida R* it ordained by th* mayor and city council of Sanford, Florida: Section l. Thet every obi* bodied male pereon over the «g# ol eighteen years, and undar th* aga of Blty years, who ha* bekn a resident of th* elty of Sanfoid, Florida, tor a period of thirty day* shall be subject and liable to work on tba siresta, roada and alley# In said city, as heralnaitor provided. Section 2. That every mala person, as described tn Ssrtlon I of this ordinanca ■h*M bo subject and llabl* to work on the sir eats and roadr ot th* city of Sanford for not mor* than ill days In sack year: Jirovlded, however, that any. paraon sub­ set lo road and street duty may p«rform •urh aarvlc* by an abta bodied aubsUluta aver the ag* of eighteen years, or in llau theraof may pay the city of Sanford tha F lorida, and provided fu rth e r th a t aald bonda shall be Issued only upon th * approval ol Ib* m ajo rity ol aald voters, voting nl such *lectfon. 7 Section 2: T h a t eald bonds sh all be o f tbe denom ination of 11,000.00 oach, beating In terest at Ih* ra t* of five and one-half p ar re n t, per aanum, internet payable eem l-annually, on th* Oral d ay s of Ju ly and J a n u a r y of earh year; aald Issue of bond* for th* sum ot 34LOOO to m ature th ir ty y a a n a fter th e d ata of laeuanr* theraof; aaid ieaua of bonds to ba d a te d Ju ly 1, 1916, and to m atu re July 1, 1*46. Section 3: T h a t the M ayor ot tb a city of B anlord, Florida, be, and ha la hereby In ­ stru c te d , su t h u rtled and em pow ered to cell an election t<f determ in e th* q uestion of the issuance ol aald bonds, provided to r In tha preceding sections, and to elect th ro e per­ sona to serva. w ith o u t com pensation, aa a board of bond trustee*; said election to ba held In strict conform ity w ith (he ordinanca*' ol th e city of E anford, relatin g to band •lactlona. Section 4: T h a t this ordinance ahail b e­ com e effective, im m ediately upon Its pas­ sage and Ita ap p ro v al by tb a m ayor or upon becom ing a n ’ ordinance w ithout hla approval. Passed th is S lat d ay of Augu it, 1910. F. Jl. DINGER, President Pro T am of th e City Council ot ft* if ird. F lorida. I, Jam es C. R o b e rt', cl y clerk ol tb e city of Sanfoid, F lo rld t, do hereby certify th a t th * above sn d forvtving ordinance we* duly passed by lu* c ity council of Sanford, F l o r i d a r e g ' i af aew lan, on thl* tho 2D dey of'A uguv . 1918. W ll neatm y h in d , and tha aaat of th a e lty ______ tff Sauford on th l l th # 3 U t d ay of A ugust, 1916. (aoal) JA S. C. R O B E R T S . , C i'y Clerk of Saniord, Florida. T h e abov# and foregoing ordlnane* by m e thla day ap p ro eed . W itness ruy band on th is th* S la t d a y of AuguM, 1916. J . D. D A V ISO N . M ayor of I h i C ity of S anford. 3*Tu#o-6le ln th * ronnlj- J i d g a * C ourt, C eunty ef H arrlaolc, H iatt of i'inr Ids In tb e m atter of tha dale ol th a P ro p erty ol Allison E. I’alm ar, a M inor. N otice la here >y given Ib a t It ia tb a Intchiton ol to a undersigned M attl* II. C arr (form erly M attie II. P alm ar) aa guardian of th* ootaia of Allison E. I’alm rr, n m inor, to maka application to th * 'C o u n ty Ju d g e of Saminoly county, Florida, a t hi* offlc*. in th* co u rt Jious* ut Sanford, In eald county on W edoeellay, Ih* 30tb day of B epum M * A. D . 1113. for a u th o rity to, sell on u n d i­ vided one-eighth in te re st, whlrii la llta Inter eat of tha aaid m inor la and t o ' tk a fat- co n a tltu tlo n of th* au t* - b* am en d td to ra id aa follow*: , "S ectio n . 9. T hera ahail b# exem pt from ta x a tio n property to th* value of Avp hun3 rod dollara to aver} widow th a t haa l i r a y dependent on her (or m p p o r t, 'a n d •v e ry paraon who . 1 ^1i1 a ____ bona ___ fid* __________ resident_ of th e state and has lost it -aa lim b o r been ia war or by m tefortun* ldisabled U A J o in t Raaolut.on R esolution proposing a a a m en d ­ m ent t* Section* 2, 3 and .$ of A rticle V tt of tb e *oaatlm tlon ul thy sta te of Florida, relatin g to census and ap p o rtio n m en t. He It resolved b y th* legialatur* ol the atelvT of H o n d a: T h a t th* following am endm ents to th* co n stitu tio n uf tb* sta le qf Florida be. and tha u n r ara hereby agreed to . and th* sam e shall b* su b m itted to th* elector* qi th# atato a t tb* ganaral election in 1916. for ratificarioo or rejection: * Section 2 ,of Article V II ia hereby am en d ­ ed so sa to read as follavri: " T h a legiaUlurv* th a t ejjafi convene io Ib* y e a r 1913 and Ih errelter shall consist of one mem ber ol tb* seoat* from each * - . E A, D O U G L A SS. * -1' C lark C ircu it C o u rt. Maescy A )V ailo«. * ; VVf 1, Sols, for c o m p lt. 99-T ues-Ste A . FINE REMEDY FOR BILIOUSNESS AND CONSTIPATION —— r- Pooplo nil through itlgb this saction are buying dying I.IV-VKR-LAX LIV-VKK-LAX bocal l.ecxuge it ii Is ‘ a preparatloB of real merit. It is a vegetprt'jtaratloBof able remedy that acta natuhtlly and ef.tnoroui'* anil bowels. It _ ____________ county. Jn tbe elate, and of oo* member of Tionc of the dano era and bad after offeeta th* houaa of ryprraeatatrvea. from ateh ________ calomel. — LIV- VER-LAX Trill get you county tn tba stata (or every tab Ih-iusand of of p opulatiua therein, or ihh m ejn r Irartion right, keep you right and stvo you doc­ tharaol where there m a y b e a m ajor rr a e iu n tor's bllla. Sold In 50c and $1.00 bottles left over a lte r dividing tha w nole num ber under an nb»olut« guarantee. Every o( p o paL u Jy iijn of tha c o u aty hy th e num ­ ber tan tuoU tann: Provided, t h a t each bottle bears the llkenrai of L. K. GricBny r ju n ty shall h tv * a t leaet on# rapreoeoth- Kor n!o by W. G. ALDRIDGE. llv* an d th a t no' esuftty shall h av e more th a n th ree repress n u ll v et In th e kouee e l repreeantativae. T he member* of th e house nl rep resen tativ es shall b* elected for ' a term of tw o year* and tn* m em bers of tha • m a te shall oa alteted lor a terra of fo u r y tara, u ir a p t aa b arrln aftar provided. T ha •lection fo r. eidm bars foi each branch ahaU be at tb* ta m e ttm* and placoa, T ba term of o illcs of ssaato ra elected in 1916 akali ta p irs on th a first M onday In A pril, 19)9 Tka t f r p of offic* uf asaatora s la tte d Ip 1913 (rom th a following counties, to-w itl E scam bia,v'G advdea.1 Jackaqn, Laon, ,M adlran. la ila y a lta . T aylor, C olum bia. N assau, D uval, MarlWT S um ter, JoT traon, l a * M onrus, P u tn d m . Volusia. H am illun, A lach­ ua, B row ard. lib e rty , H ernando, Fin.H as. U rsvard, Balm llsach and i^ v y , anall a tpira an th a A nt Monday- In A pril, 1921: all other spnatora ta ba alaetad In th a year 1918 thair term of office shall a ip ira on tb a Drat M onday In April. 1923. AU m am bara of tba houaa ot rapraaantatlvaa alaetad a t tba ganaral aU -tlo a i n ' 1911. th a ir term o f office ahail axplrx on tb* first' M onday in April, l ? t l , and .IkareaR ar tbd term of o tHca of at) njambara of tb a ' house of rapromanna on th a first • id a y in A pril s i AI tb a g tn ami tharakflar, ailI Ladies of Sanford and Vicinity j » Dreaa making Parlors will be open­ ed after September 20th, 1916 Over Yowcll St LVa. Drjr Good* Store on, ^Irgt Street. Having had years or experience, am compotent to' Design, Cut knd FR Ucautlful Garment* for el) Flgnreff. Work will be Iloaullfhlty Finished and Gnarenteed to plctuu-. J) «. <' ,) <> •; Reipectfullr, MRS. DELLA rf „* , ’ "ill" * • I .. din m �Air- - * x . V' ^ ' ' "" " " -* ' PAGE SEVEN member It, »»»• L ate Model in Separate Skirts O.B.IDynp’d, ,><k 1. VI f n h u t - I» Wi CufT.C . . r . Ilonaeholder 1911 1916 1977 1916 6.00 Howard A Hoawid Howard AHtfVw.nt. i.___ ii. T. Houaer ,----- Dralrf in Vrg Rriail Nlrnkanl tom lw r ! haler Hmtaurant ---------------D rakr m Erteh I r u .u --------- L ic e n s e s fo r th e Y e a r E n d in g O c to b e r 1 s t, 1 9 1 6 l . E r p 1911 (Iro. C. lim in g Who Male D ialer >n Caa. 2. Sep IBIS — Btandard Oil Co. Rrigil Merchant - .... 3 —B#pt 1916.__________ , _____ , Tel Syitem, 482 phonna < Sept 1916......... So IM IT ti.A rrphona Co 2 J a. m I L _a ama . - A •—.. mma _ lUal lUtate Agent 5 Sept 1915 ___ _ J . N. Wh Uwr----------------R rt* ' M rrrhant .Urta 1 M rrrhani M. P. Rob w o n_______: Standard O I Co --------Tropica Hank ol Sanford J O, MrCrory Store* C< U.W__ _ I.9U 6.00... *3.50 10.00— 5.00 25.00 12.10 1100.. lid ail Merchant lie ai M m h m t Retail Merchant 1* ..Sept 1916.____O. r . Herndon.__________ — H o v . Pc. Show, l9.._Srpt 1911____ Crown W illam ette Paper Co.— IleUl. Merchant itr ., 6S95U V,. U, I ta x u jn ,,,, , 16 H pi 1916___ Sanford" Cycle Co._ Retail M rrmant Retail B rian Retail Rttat. Peter E. Mcvrhant Merchant Mrrrhant Merchant Ileta.1 Mrrrhant 7.60 6 00— g.00— 3.00 _ 4 50 ... ’4.80_ 1000... 9.00 _ 6.00— .. Mi Plevat her --------------.San. Coca Cola Bott. Co. ..S. W. Ixewin ___ ——------A . W. Sm ith___________ Va. Car. Chcm. Co. . M. Rotund i F Hartria A Turner _ ld a M ty Grahvin — _ _Wil*on A Toomer_____ , Wr*t Si !# 4’**h Store— .. Jarnoa M I.ter , ------—J M S tum on._______ —Rivera Brew . . ...______ __J. A. Thompr.in ...... .. —E F. Harr «<*_______ ..^th O. Brown,. ...,_____ J. B. Jtmai A Bro . Ovwdo Hdw. A Funt C -J o h n Thoma* _______ _ Adorning the Heads of Girls 11.00. _ 1500 3.00— 3 . 0 0 4.60 8.00 _ 8.00 „. 3.00 2.13 3.00 3.0C _________ Ratail Mrrrhant Ratail Mrrrhant law yer lll'ta.I Druggeta .P. K a n n e r__ _____ ... Saaf llldg A Ixtan Aaan. 2.I9?! 1.50 1.50 •loo 2.25 1.50 Rath* with Swimming Pool Peanut Cart 6.00 1.00 I). C. Roth. Randall Turner M nm i __ _________ lift ' ■Taint. ■— .........—— — 314—J a n 316. Ja n 316—Feb I1T_F#b 319... Feb 319.„Feh 229_Feb liefall Merchant* ItetaJ Merchant lieta.l Merchant Beta i Merchant iximbec Dealer*.. It* raR Mrrrhant* In?, "hort b»tr ' i onnd try 0 fimmtiot effect. limlaey, W. W. AlwroaOiy R atal Merchant llevkd M rrrhani Retail M rrrhani .Turpentine Still. 16 bbla,____ _ Beta I Mrrrhant* Commiaaary I'trufriit l ii' .irlan \ Itetad M rrrhant Urtail M rrrhant. Itrial! M rrchaql I'hyilcian ______ u w _ Act Our Home I. te In* Co Itrta I Merchant 3.00— 4 60— 4.00— looo— 3.00— 3 00_ K rtaJ Merchant IUta • Merchant. Keel Eatata A tlrrm Alii ir tm n i I g * id In* Co. A g t 10.00— . Agt London Ae* (,’o of lo n d t ti _Agt Cittern, In* Co of Mo ____ 1.00— 3.00_ jlartw r Shop, 1 chair Urtail Merchant' .firrengrocer. Dealer In F r o l 3 .00 _ 3.00— 3.00— 3.10— 10.00..., Retail Merchant Phyairian liv ery Stable toot over 6 hd) Hotel I____ . i 5 DO ... 13.(0— ■ Livery Stable M arthant. Merchant! M rrrhant .liarl>er Bhcp, I chair, liar her Shop, 4 chair* - Uetall Me*chant I ai rr. bar Dealer tail Drugs let Merrhant KetaL M trchar t (Comm.) Shingle MU1 Baggage Wagon A Dray 0 .00— 5.00— 5.C0— 6,00._ 1.00— 3.00— 3.00— I M ... 4.60— 140 . 4.50 . 2^5 1 40 — 1.00— .60 _ 5.00___ 2 fO __ 6.00— 2.60 __ r 10.40— 6.26 __ 13.00— __ 3.00— 4.00 1.60 .... 3.(0 1.60 __ 3.00— 1.50 . 10 00 . 6 00 . __ 5.00— 2.50 J . ” 1 Restaurant------llrtall Me chant Retail M erchant Retail Merrhant.. lx»n Aaaorlatlon —Agt U dua Life A lllib Ina Co ..Gaiagw. .2__ __— ---- i— .. Agt Metrop l.ffe Ina C o . — . 11*1aII Merchant ,.,,A gt Glenn* Falla Ina Co * -Jket Hamb Brwm Eire In* Co. " » — r 'P 'l o n A la n Ina Co ----Agt Watch Pbe lnM «iC r~ " __ Agt. Aetna Ina. Co____ .T IT T.. Agt Conn Puw In* Co __ 8 gt Fire Aaa Co of I’hfla _. __ German Am etIn* C o ______ . ,_Agt llarttord Fda IrtaCo . . . . __ Agt Tha Home In* Co. N Y_ — Agt The Home In* C a N Y i | i m> ix. of ui N ii A n me#__ u n ——. ____ —Agt In* Co Agt Iiv A Ixmdon A (Hob* Agt O ri«it I tour Co.---- .A gt Penn Fire In* Co_____ —Agt Phnrnta Aaa Co, l i J .. -A g t l*rov Waab Ina C o ,___ __Agt Fidel A Ca* Co ______ _ - Agt Filler A D ep C o o l Md. _Agt Spring. Ftrw A Mar I a -.R etail M erchant................... TTdrrtakrr (not Emb.) A ft l.lnctjrv Amer life Mercfarnt Retail M erchant- 330— Feh 1916,,{, 331—.Feb 1916... 332 . F rt 1916 v . 3 3 3 . Feb 1916.... 333.. .Mat-1916. 338 . Mar 1918. 331...Mat 1918 333—.Mar 1918. 339 .Mar 1916 340. Mat Ills iletiil Merchant Jllry rk Repa r Shop Ret at M arthant llontblaclt 2 chain IlootJj*rlc Ki n d * * Urtai Merrhant .. Baitwr Sh<>p 1 rhalr. , >__ _ Rr- 1 ,1 M nrkant ... lu tail M rr ha L...... - Krta l M rrrhant.. 341_Mar 1 4 2 - M ar 343 -L ia r 344.—Apr 1918. 1916 1916 1116. 316 Apr 347.-A p r 148’_Apr 349—Apr 360-.A pr • 6 1 - Apt 1918 IBIS. 1916 1916. 1916 1918. .Gao. A. DeCotte* Phyaielan. .._____ 1 ■' — Wholmale Gror. alork 8, 00. Agt York, flna Co li d Phyacian Retail Merchant Whob.aI.. Dealer In Oil* Whotewale I Jew) In Gaanlin* llelall M rrrh a n t_---y} la w y e r ._______________ 345_Ape 1916 162.. . Apr -tletai MrrchanL . . . __ p. .Hetr t. M r r h a n t ______ .RetaU Merchant...... -Pool Ream, with S tablet Ua l>ef Shop 6rh*tra . . . — Al>,tractor* of Till a — ' llral 11*1 ala A p(il x f " Mr*. Ii. C. I*M«n....... ___ . ___ Hm b U Xlmfcn&nij/T. , .O p, luan /. Dr j . C. D arlr . ..lU tar Mrrrhani . it* Orrrun W t a h . .. ___ la* t ’r n m f r r b .. .. . t r. W. lUaruiLni . Retail M r r r h a n t \ It If, iv - ^ h „ w • Frirt* 4 Collar. 1916. 1.___ J . E. In a r ro n ... .. .. __ —___ Ratal- M *irh*nt ...V___ _ 355 ..M av 1916 968_May I9!A M u*m-Iwhite A Brown 357—May lo t ” 363—May 1916____ J . O. Packard. 359 -M a y 1916-A. F. Connel y 380 ..M ay 1916_____ > . P. Connelly. ■81_May, 1918, ‘“ " 362 May 1916 P. Connelly 383_May 1916 .A. K Connelly. 3 6 1 -M a y 1916 354— May 1916 P. Connelly. 364._M ay 1916 387May 1916 K J. Moughum 3 8 8 - May 1916 389May 1916 Uetall hlerrl B rtrey.—._ .. .Garar* Itetai M rrrhant HttierShoti.: llralrrlnOila .Whr-l aal* Dealer In Oaa. Ret* 0 p ru g g fat.............. . llrtall Mrrchaot. .Livery St. 16 and lent th an 20 head of Sr, rW .Retail 4 d tr Mata t a . .............— Ratail Merchant lailaJarkeon • f t —M ay 1916 W.C.Marlut 374—May 1916 376 —May 1916.---- 1 ,y . n a i l —-. •71—May 191*____ Dr. A.Dot an 376 .May 1916 3 7 7 -M ay 1916 W. Lawton, Prop r r i - M a y 1918. STB -J u n e 1916 E. Spunlng 3*0—Juno 1918. vI tI -. J u 98aim i« lU i„ p .» ,O 1111 ,,, m 1918-----S.i gP.• Smith 382 .. June 1918------E. Z Zlmmarmi 381 Jut** 1918___ C. W. Katamlni S84 -Ju n e 1918-----------Sanford Flour i 3- 6. June 1916.. Cto. A- Barker. 336—June 1*1«„__ B. T. Houaer— 3(7... Ju n a IBIS___ W .J . Law too.. 384 June I l l s ----- W J. U w to n .. 449. . June 1918____ J. L Cook____ 390. J a n e IBTt____ Wm. G . AMitd| 391—,Jun# 19(6____ W. H Ilowanl Retail Merchant*. Ixjnch Counter Ratal Merchant. Retail Marchant Lunch Counter .Watch 5.00— 4.00— 2. 0— 10AO_. *4*0-. 3.00 . »-00._. 34.00 6.00.. WOO— is e — 1 M _ N ev 1*16. 1916. 1916 1916 1918 1916 1916 1916 .11 W. Herndon . II W. Herndon.. .11 W. Herndon Mamie Marshall itetab Mrrrhai .Ratail Merchant. 1916.. H. W. Herndon g!2 ..Jan 1918 3 lS _ J a n 1616. iarnth Counter little girl of eleYen or so, with her l i II. PatiJahel) party dreas. It is of ptok aatla ribbon a little more than an inch wide, ahlrred 17—O rt 1913.. 76k_Ocl 1*14. over a flat elastic bond, and It extends 169 —Oct 1915. all aronnd the head.1 The small flat, 180—0«3 1916.1 ibsettra at each side may be centered with beads 'or little cabochoaa, since IBS -Oct I f , 6 \ ___Kenne.h Walker. " “ this Is 4n adornment' for high occa< 1*4—O rt 1*1«. 165 . Oct 1*1 ■ions. B Coil In* - Plain ribbons in light colors hare the preference for ornaments of this —o n H U .; 00 n M f "nd* WlU^* «*t,,Qd ■CrOSS kind. Bat for everyday and school nr .ot —o n m e .. wear darker colon and plaids may be 17 _ o n D l* . of blby bibVriM9 ,leild *nd *°d 10 hm 9 hWld Bt each muo. side. u u w r depended upon as a safe choice for ns-Oct i n i j I ered ’,n ** 174—N»v 1914 pl*ct ? c thla omjment to fklL * 4 116—N 9.1916., A n ‘ J , w <■ covered by the hair, 177. -Ncltf" 19 4_____Auto Snlaa Gui sift T *°Z u tu e KtH* ia made of 176 Nov 1916 _ Mamie Dtrwy. I %tdr i , , rtt>boov shout five inches ^ aim!., uod ■bout **“ head'and - I ta u la P lanck f u - Woodruff P. I . Woodmfl r . L. Woo-lruff r . im w o o m n . T. U Woodruff 11. W. Herndon H. W. Iltrndon Barter Shop, 3 chalra botr* wki uh e and buoyant U r n *, w e h # v e ■ •w a y s w i t h u s ttad « nt I , " PV rr* 1 P iV tty o r n a m e n t s « llrta *o r s d o r n l n g t h e h e a d s i”?0 0 * tlle tn t h e r e a r e b a n d s , o f tJtJJ: * , r o * o tte s , f o r t h e t i n i e s t tb rn i m u c h lik e a b o u t ih ° J o r *1 r ,lt ^ **w m a d e In n rrT B . f b u t w ith rib b o n s Very J ' n * ,d th . F o r t h e b a b y g i r l I t o J S r r t b t>oos a n s w e r f o r e la a - Motor Co. 126 2.60 1.40 25.00 lletau Mrrrhani Stable (9 h eajt Agt Qu m Ina Co of Am*r Krai E itate Agt Krataurant Show for 1 day onl) Phytic lan Retail Merchant 6.00 I. It. Gardner. 14*—Oct 1 60 Pletida Produce Co. ..Mack E a r la M ..._ AlberCA. (iramltng _6. W. Wat h e n __ .J . K. Moitinger___ W. P. Carter Co .Charlie Knight A. II. Smith W. E. Sroggan Eva lximbef Co. Eva Iximber Co. Will Hankrraon Schell# Maine* 271_Jan 1916 Albert Wiblaro* .Caata, Nlcapolu 212 . Jan 1916 273 . Jan 1116______ _______^__ . 214 Jail 1916____ S . O. SklnhoUer 275 Jan 1916____ >IB*it l». WUUa. 276 .J i n 1916 177 _ J a n ’ 1918 Barber Shop. 2 chair* Ret a. I Mrrrhant Retail Mrrrhant lw£MI Merchant B a r b e r y 2 cha r . Bar er She£: > Bottling Work. Thyalriart ■ ..Retail MerrhanL'. i__ Pour Pool T ab e . .Retail Mrrchart Retail M erthapt j.unrh Stand Retail Mrtrh ml Real Eitate Agent Urtail Mrrrhant Retail Merchant Kmtaurwnt I [/tail M rrrhani Hr tail Mrr chant _ Nnvrlty Work* 7.50 7.60 1,60 1.60 Fertillaer Factory Urtail Merchant Retail Marthant .Chin. ** laundry I'hyalrian livery Stab* Urtail Merchant Retail Merrhanla Retail Merchant .. Real E>tate Agent ____ Jletatt Merchant Hattie AtHey ________ _ lO J-D c t 1916 103—Oct 1915, .D utton A Hagan— —. 1012. Oct 1916 Dutton A Hagan_________ 106Oct 1916 ,C. J. M ar,htlF ...................... 108—Orl 1916 .C. J. MarvhaH - __ :___ (lewrva Coco Cola Hot. Co. 107- .0ct.1915 108 -O c l 1916 .0 . W. Vmabl* 146—Oct 1 9 1 6 ____ Seminal* Co-Op. Mar. Co.. Hattie B. llry an t Mrrrhant Bottling Worxa Kd Ftwter II 0> Oct 1915 J . W N ttn n -----------IS* _.Oc4 1916.:—. —O. 11. Gram llni. ltf ...O r t 1916___ 1 HaoiyJonwt------ -----131—Oct 1 9 1 6 ___ Seminal# A hatred Co. 134 .O rt 1916------M .C .S m it -----115—Oct 191a.— . - R1 ta A II O f * — . — ll 6 _ O r t 1916 J.X K M U Itr..... - ______ 137 ..Oct 1915--------------- Fren k A ta.il rag* -------116 —Oft 1 8 1 6 ------C.IILeftWr----------1----139_ K 1916 110—Oct 1916 141— Oct 191 . Qillf Refining Co. 142— Oct 191E 113_Ort 1915 144—Oct 1915___ _________ 141—Oct 1915------Head Brua. W. J. Thigpen W< J. Th gpen. W .J Thigpen W. J. Thigpen (iOhrrt IVIxian Ikirary A l a n t l y a oo— i.6o l-very St. not more than 5hd .Retail Met hal.t-......... ,______ Pool Rnem with 2 ta b le * ___ Kgg. Wagon A P ray. - ........... 1916.. Z T W a lk er Edward* 1915_____ fclra. Grace E. W 1915____ -W M . Roeter ... 1915 .______ Tim Kewne____ 1915. 1915 1915 1975 1915 1*15 1915 1915 1915 Dr. J . T. Denton Hick* A M clntyr 6.00 .Oao. E. Hate* A 1 4.50 147—I)#c 1914......... .Annie Thomaa 3.00 Retail Mrrrhant 39. Sept 1915 _E. W. Stllr* .. J . J U .rk u tao n __ 40 .. Sept 1913 1.. It. Ph h[*> A ( o II Sept 1915 A. E. I’h'itpa._ ... 42 .Sept 1913 ts . r f r - t IM S _____ 44 . Ocl 7*77... HtoD-. 45—C ct 1915 , . 3 . / i > r a 46 ...Pet 1915 47.. . O n 1915G W. Cunn’ngham______ 48_Oct 1915 8 E R o y d ............... ........... 49_O et 1913 V E. E a m r y ___________ 50 ..Oct 1915 . Sanford Bottling Work*... 51—Oct 1916 -T . I . AA.. Naol________ c v rai.. - _____r. . 62_OtA 1*16 Merchant* Grocery fx 53.. . CJct 1916.T W. WUiaaw ........ J . T. Aden.......... ........ D C. Ilrown............. . Willie Coleman A. E. Sjobtam J. W. CJaleen ....—... . M re.J. H. Allen V r . Dutton . ..Eat It of J. D. ttotierta S ir,. A Simon _______ J o h n Mtiaaon__ ___ — 231 ..N ov 232 ...Nov 233 ..N o r 234—Nov 235 _.Nov 23 ..N ov 237_Nov 2 1 f_ D e c 239 _D *e 3.00 1.50 1.50 2.25 2.25 Mrrrhant Mr*. G. Sau<yr W, George... _ T urprntln* Still, ISbhlv 212 Nov 1916 C rate A Nolly Wk* 213 Nov 1916 2M _Nov 1915 m _ N o v . i * i | . ___ __________________ _ 218. Nov 1916 - J . W. Dickta*_____ SIT_Nov 1915_____ Meat E IT. W a n rjn 218 _________Nov 1916 219 Nov 1916 ISO—Nov 1915 221 Nov 1916 3*2 Nov 1916 Dr. N, L. Grlftta. 223—Nov IMS litnry II. Yuw*JI 271 ...Nov 1015 A. J. Coulter 226 .N ot 1916 „ J . M. W at* . tt«_.Nav ins . lu U h Wlllla, . r. 227 Nov 1915 Dr J. W. N ton 228 Nov 1915 _ O. W. Collin*..... II. L Perk.na .Srafng Machine Agrnl Hot, I C U lloua*---I3mt.it Moore A Itawain* Cha> I) Itrum.av M. IV farher_____ A. W Smith------M E. D orvey___ 68 „ Oct 67_O ct 6A—Oct 89.-O c t 21.(33 10 00 e.oo 10.00 I l r t i j Mrrrh*nt lirtiil M rrrhula., 4 « S -J u l 466_Jul 487—Jul ICS ..Ju l BfW |L 1 daily rap y . ooo iiv m ote *hl.i*fr ^ L v r t o l Plcturf Show L ic e n s e s fo r th e Y e a r E n d in g O c to b e r 1 s t, 1 9 1 5 N*m« Doeakln Olovea. latest glotcs ore made of pals cxkln and they ore rcry wide wrlsta These glores ore dryiwn- RjrtaU Mr chant* ........... .......... lev Factory (75 ton* c n p 'y )..— la v T ff...... I . . . i ii ■*. A f t Amrr Contra! In* Co .... .. Ryihlrian f V .n ln id * I'lunfbrr Semin^e'County, Florida • J Whro iports clothes mado their ap- tlon for soYeral pocket effects which pggrsnce op-lcnlBte women came and are reappearing In tho new fall rond­ aaw and were conquered by 'them. els. In the skirt Bhown,jt‘SfT5t)cd Tmnd They are not classed among the fads about the hips aencFTa double purpose, of ■ geawn now but acknowledged as as. p 'lacorF*F., and also provides a J nll t3 W q pisee for two pockets, A new departure thstpAlralinT Skirts of th is kind are worn with crane a pennuiont Institution. . The^ hare added a lot of color and vivacity plain waists of crepe de chine or of to the apparel of women, and have In­ cotton m aterials. The combination of fluenced Myles In other lines. Al­ plaid skirt and plain colored coat, to ready rpedalDts in designing them m atch the dominant color of the skirt, bare deraowtruled that their charac­ Is among the bi>st of the m>w show­ ter and style tie In lines and In ma- ings for fall. The Well-tailored s e p a ­ rate skirt Is a Joy to Its p o s s e s s o r a n d trritli u murli as In color.. gives months of good service. F o r A irpsrate skirt In a handsome' plaid, abown In tho plctnre, Is not the coldest weather long henvy coats darned among iports skirts, although will replace the coats to inrftcb, which It might be. Ilut It reflects the style are designed for Immediate wear. of Ui« ipnrt* iklrt It Is made ankle length with bias edges of the goods Jatoid In a seam down the back and the front. Pipings and parallel rows of moM workmanlike machln^ stltch- t ' Rags for tsg places It In the clads that Is'dlsA sheer frock and a velvet hat Is thgolthed by line tailoring—and there the favored costume for fall. And nothing better. let the h a t bo ro y a l. purple If It be^ , uddlebag i>ocketa, introduced comes you, or navy blue for second .early la the ictBon, proved on Inspire- choice P la n t. 1*1_N v 1*15____ fl ft lord lig h t A PtraJ Co. 192_Nov 1 * 1 5 . ___ Sanford Light * urf C „ 193 Nov *15 ____Santa* U gnt u Purl Cd 191 Nov 1*1'____ Cryatal lea Co.--------------1*5..N ov ISIS---- “ 198— Nov 1915 197—Nov 1*11... 1*6 _Nov I VIC . . . state n r fixorida 199—N v 1*15 fO U N TY OF SEM INOLE too Nov 1915 „ , . I. (irorga O Herring, County Judge In and lot tbr Count* of Samlnol* J ^ h r rv b y r a t if y th f 201 „N o v 1915 7- Spink* followirf U a iru# and ro m rt lUi of th# luvnua aauttf *n lh# Mtd tnoU from th« flrat 102—Nov 1915 dky of July; A . D. 1911 to tho 30th day of A ugutt, A. I) 1916, both dataa Induaiva aa ih o a n by tb# •tuba on 0U in my ome*. - % • State and County Licenses io.oo 1.50— — . 10X0 ____ 1.50 - ... 1.60 _____ 1.50 — ......... l.V) ......... 10 t o ' ___ IJW— . X — •— Turpentine Still! ■* A gt Coot nenlal E rr b n Co Agt Colon al F rw Ina (To _ -Agt Itocheater Germ 1'VdwT . Agt W tl am a t’e C *7 > > lr .Agt Nat U non P r a ln* (Jo. Lunch Counter. R-* a 1 Merchant PooiUoom,2tabla* I'etar'naryS trgeon . .Vrterinaiy Surgeon Retail Merchant, Ilctai M en hang (Camntla) ___ T ur. Stlb 10 BMa cr lea* cagy ----- Retail Merchant .... A gt. H ir.fortl Fire Ina. Co... ____Ratail M erchant . — ____ BLI I’aaterlt ...... ......................... — Dealer in Friwh JVuitm. ----- Agt National Fire tn o .I ).___ _ Retail M erchant. ___________ 8.0C T orp. BtlU I I bhla capy____ — 20.00. Ratail M erchant (Coramia)___ 3.00 A g t KqultnMa Lila A m y ..__ _ . .Danlara F ltah Frulla A Vag____ 1-00. Ratal) Merc ban l ............. — l.W 3(6—Ju ly l i l t ------W .P Carter. .. KT—Ju ly ISIS.*__ Mahoney*Walk H L jol 1IIS__ n.teBik»eh .. •M—JutF ISIS____ fUnf Mach A O 400 July I I 8____ C. T . McCnltey 401July 1*1*.________ Sanford Bludw) 402— Aug 191*____ Swain* A Hlnei 4 3 __Aug 1* «.c..... J . N lW aod. Jr. 404__A aj I f I S ......... J. 8, Taylor...... A 25c W ant Ad. in T he Herald 1 i *.-* ’ j t*-•'* j* ; * * * ,V; • i, ' : *• *, will Rent Your House For You '. itfJfBg 1 H . i7 -!L ' ■ •* ;aL.. Sj �* t . - *r i * fT FOUR are too serious- to talk or think In’ toneo-tn braida. pins,, ornaments and terms of Republicanism or Defcaoc- medallions. The b*r$tta <ypwn is dTtHe new eat hats and the R.')J. HOLLY, E d i t o r " ® '^ rSCy* Real - Americans^ must drop four cornered hats with the narrow parties and get down to big funda­ W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager • The Working Man’s Bank Account . .. bandeau are among the latest ar­ mental principles. rivals. Ostrich hats, made entirety FsUUM B*wy Twday . ; . r "More than any Sthcr President of ostrich tips with the edges eonEN who are. employed by the day or week rarely have very, bined wjth ribbon or braid and fit? much notice before thev JLT1 they are laid off.. off, This means that the workting close to the head are very chic. atMCMTHON raica. in auvanck OIfH TEAM*i t i i . i t . ************* i ing man of all men should have a little money saved up and have it wrong way, would have had disas­ Veils are sure to be popular and will ^_ BJS MONTHS. * i . be worn flowing. war-bride veil la deposited safely in the bank. The Peoples Bank invites the accounts trous consequences. Wilson's de­ YHRO MONTHS4a*^«. cisions, so far have not got us into the newest and is seen in a variety of working men and their families. Interest is paid on savings ac­ any serious trouble, nor are they of combinations, Under facings are counts, compounded twice a year. Your money will, help you earn shown in endless variety and color likely to. moneyyif deposited with this Bank. combinations are striking. '"H e haa given us peace and honor. The Quality Shop has the ex­ The talk about the United States be­ ing despised ia nonsense. -Neu trality. clusive agaacy .for the ,r«nlrt Modal is a mighty trying policy, but back hats In Sanford. The attractive little show room iHs.ua of it are ipternatioanl law, the rights la BavaM Is finished In white, and on the day of humanity and the future of civi­ of the opening was prettily adorned lisation. * t with’ potted ferns and v o jic s of roses.' With reference to Mexico, I think the President has acted wise­ Broom Corn in Florida ly, justly and courageously. It was Columbia county, Florida, will right th a t the'U nited Stales should not have recognised such a mur­ grow the broom brush, and give two derous personality as Huerta. I do crop*. June and September are the not believe that we should have in­ months for harvesting this. tervened nor do 1 believe that we The crop at Montague (arm is should intervene now. Mexico is a now heading, making a fine head And will be glad to see her friends want others of less favored sectiou troublesome neighbor just now, but running largely to hurl. Those who at the old atand. * to believe that "life is worth living" war and conquest are not going to are interested cair see it and be con­ In another column will be found here they roust develop the spirit make her a better one. Both against vinced. the advertisement of the French of cooperation and helpfulness among England and against human slavery Mr. Geo. L. Colburn of Lake City • Wonder if Frank Clark is ready n the Uquted States worked out its Millinery Shop. *• themselves to make Sanford the btst is deserving his share of the credit for his "Coffin;" city in Florida physically, civicslly, salvation through revolution, and for pushing this enterprise and giving f * ----- O----socially and‘morally, and if the filtu MAULL LIKES SANFORD t was a pretty alow, trying'procesa. the helping hand. Outfielder "Greasy" Neale la playing now prpjected are carried to a cosSupreme Court will settle tl " I t has been aald that WUaon at Cincinnati. As a money crop it is a dose sec­ sensationally for elusion Sanford will *Vc abreast of About Catts-Knott case in time for tl Development Agent WrRee • • #■ first was against preparedness. Per- ond to eotton, having the advantage all modern communities in tbs November election. This Section The Red Box don't uilss Speaker laps he was, but when convinced of two 'crops of brush, or. two crops march of civilisation and bumu ,— 6 After visiting Sanford one day any more than an auto-would miss a that Intelligent public opinion was of fertiliser when plowed under last week Mr. Maull wrote the fol­ progress. Said Mr. Maull, further, And now Canada has gone dry. overwhelmingly In favor of it, ho green. It is the only crop grown spark plug. • • *• "th at Sanford is superbly situated lowing to The Herald: I t is only a question of time before changed. That is the proper thing that takes nothing from the land, geographically, on the main Florida IMng Ilodle, with an average of JOS, C. A. Maull, general advertising : or our President to do. A President and can ail be put eback to fertilise America will follow suit. la leading the Pacific Coast league bat­ and development agent of the At­ trunk line of the Atlantic Cos*’ defiant of public 6pUiion would be a in its green. conditions, exterminate ters in hitting. ------- 0 -------lantic C oast' Lino visited Sanford Line and at the head of nivigatloa dangerous man in our system of gov­ the weeds and improve the soil ac­ • • • on the St. Johns rivsr, and anrOur bulkhead is being completed. ernment. ’ • * Chicago newspapers have learned Thursday and was shown over, the rounded by some of the richest aal cording to nature's requirements. And-wouldn't the bulkhead make a city and surrounding country by "His attitude on the tariff shows Land thrown out to rest grows thnt TJnkcr would like to get Johnny most productive lands In the United good fair ground and base ball park some of the business men. . Evers from the Braves. an equal opcnncss.of mind. A tariff weeds and breeds insects th at get a States. and amusement grounds? • • • Mr. Maull was greatly impressed commission will take the whole living on the next crop. ■------- O ’ " I am astounded at the growtb MrEirnw has decided to make a with the vast development which problem out of politics. It is my and magnitude of the vegctiUt pitcher out of George Kelly, the Giants’* The way is open now for North Read EdiBon’s reason for voting tope that experts will be named, has taken place in the vegetable In­ growing industry and it is my pleatextra first baseman and outfielder. Florida to take over its share of this the Democratic ticket in this issue and that the body will be continu­ dustry here and in sympathy- with '• • •’ *ure to state that the Atlantic Cosh of The H e ra ld .'.It will satisfy any ing and vested almost with the dig­ industry and prove to the people of Hpeaklng of encouragement, there Is the future projects, such as the new Line can bg deponded upon to co­ the northwest that Florida is not a Republican skeptic that ever lived. nity of the supreme court. * hotel, good roads and was interested land of crocodiles, lakes, swamps and tiie headline: “Brooklyn Hooters Won­ in tho spirit of progress that seemed operate in every reasonable and rot* dering Whether Team Will Crack." "They say he has blundered. lizards.-—Lake City Citixen. structive way to further augmtat • • • to be abroad* in the community. The "serious" is.now over between Perhaps he has. But I notice that tho development already attained. Gllhoolcy of the New Yprks, Is be­ Sanford and Orlando and we cin le usually blunders forward. You Mr. Maull noticed the sub-caption ginning to hit ns jie did In the Interna­ of the Herald, "In Sanford Life is Mr. Maull has promised to retun WEST GENEVA AVENUE get ready for next season when we can't get 100 per cent efficiency in a tional league. He is 11 cupitul.leud-off to Sanford Oct. 10th and dcliver-11 Mrs. Jack Vaughn hus been very shall need n new bull park. And the Democracy. I don't know that we Worth Living" and stated that man, address upon the 1 occasion* of tbtr ill for several days with ingrippe the question that is agitating the ought to want it. We would he "Life is wdrth living, hut it all de­ • • • but with the faithful cure of her meeting of. the Sanford Board of minds of the fatis is "where?" machines, and we would hnvo to According to liyporters, Ivory is pends ‘ where you live, and if the family physician, Dr. i’uleaton and -------O ----aerificc too much of freedom. growlilg source, but you’d never be­ business mon and pthers of this city Trade. her old nurse, Mrs. Will Robinson lieve It after attending n few baseball This is the season of the mother's "As I said at the start, it has been ■ • discontent. She wants the boys to ust one big thing after another with her ninny friends are glad to see her grimes. • *• • go to College and sho wants them tu Wilson. I have never known so up and about again., Brick Owens Is doing sterling work rphis "small change/’ which otherwist stay at "home anil father while he many dangerous questions brought I At A ,ver* very sad .occurrence was thk ns umpire lh ‘the ■American’ league. .wants them to, have the education p for decision to any one President. burial of Mr. Will Lee and the many might "slip through your fingers," One thing about Brick—lie’s on the is putting in the most of his spare Now he has the general strike of the friends of this side extend their square. * . will mount up monthly and easily meet time scratching hits head about the skilled railway men. which ;f carried deepest sympathy to his family in money that is necessary for the said out will throw the whole country their sorrow. . the payments on a brand-new OLIVER FOR THE CAMPAIGN FUND education. Will* children ever u p -1info confusion, and prove a calamity M iss'M abel Tyner' has been at " Typewriter—the regular $100 machine. preciale the sacrifices of their par­ that, in certain eventualities will the home of Mrs. Jark Vaughn for Good Democrats Continue to Send ents. have results bound to extend over n several days helping to care for her In Their Contributions for Wilson long period of time. He is acting through her illness.. Contributions' for the Demoefatic TH E B E S T M EN with his usual courage and sanity. Wo have missed the cheery voice • Says a western newspaper man’ "In. my opinion, Mr. Hughes, if of Job Nerose for some time now, Campaign Fund continue to roil in who has been making a little investi­ President, would find it difficult to hut I guess it is nil on account of and while they are. not coming as gation of his own concerning the decide on the best course for the having n housekeeper, so, my friends, fast as the committee would like candidates for office in his stattMund government to take, in this strike. sing for yourself oj ask her to leave! they are coming and that is the principal thing. Tho first canvass the probability of their election: His capacity for hindsight, as ■we Mr. and Mrs. Will Robinson and brought out the greatest number * *• ‘ ** * "Only, rarely, and 1 speak care­ learn from his speeches, is highly de­ little Gladys Rqbinsdh were the makes this wonderful writing machine but the committee decided not to fully, do the best men possible*for veloped, but us to his forseight, we guests' of their parents, Mr. and mnko but one canvass os this would yours—but a small first payment. a given office ever reach it. The are not equally well informed. Mrs. Wm. Robinson of Celery nve- bring the idea home to every Demobest men are never even considered hey. win "M r. Wilson has now had aiiout nue lost Sunday. __i jjfcav----............. 7rfriH.T .VI for thousands of state and county WrnijtkirlitrMfjel; icr he wishes to cot * m b earned faith and trust, I do not A. J. King add baby. a dollar toward electing Wilson* or do not ofTer themselves, either be­ think it a logical or sensible thing — Ti>a -farmer*‘T i n 1^ ddtrijilain or not. U p .to date the secretary has % cause office holding la distasteful Or to change to an, unexperienced and dry weather for the last week us we not heard,from any country pre­ .because private business Is more untried man just for the sake.of have been having some nice rains cincts except Altamonte, where J. W. lucrative, or because they are aware change, or without much better res- in this vicinity l)stcen made a g&od canvass and 10 demand for their services on son being given for the change than sent in slg .dollars. The following .Mrs. Jack Vaughn has a fine lot the part of their fellows." of strawberry- plants for sale pt her h*ve~»ent in th*lr cuntribuxieM sihe* • T h e .j{ n i’tn>aji migh t have stated, He home on Route A, 'Box- 235. * Roosevelt' ’was my the last issue: another, and very •serious reaaon had experience, and is one of F. E. Giles vy . ................. $1.00 Mr. Will • Robinson is through why many men well fitted for puopub­ the beat of Americans, but the ma­ LOO , 0 . J. Millarwith his Ikrge orders of wood after val- chine controlled party would not lic service and wko would be of val­ 1.00 R. A/ Bronson . ..... ............. pulling in about twelve cord to five ue to the community do not seek have him. There(gre 1 am for Wood1.00 different parties, besides his smalt Will C o lb e rt.----------------- ~ luse of what r 6w Wilson." • ’ 1.00 Frx*d Dorner— > — j— — ...---orders. seems the ingratitude of ‘.he people 1.00 0.. Jl-P ope........— ............. Little Gladys Robinson happened Milady’s'H ats thembelves. A man receives no 1.00 John Herby.------------------Hats, always the woman’s vanity to a very painful accident by cut­ thanks for having served faithfullg 1.00 H. C. Du Bose................. ....... and well—at least, not while he Is are first thought and- with the mil­ ting her foqt on s pjece of glass From Altamonte living. Hjs re-election does not de­ linery shbps having theis openings bottle. 1.00 A. W. M ullen........................ We are glad to see . everybody pend upon the degree of efficiency there is the rush of the women of, 1.00 Geo. Kingsley— L-------he has shown] In fact, If he has been fashion to inspect the new designs busy with their plows. It looks like W. B. B allard--.-J:........... 1.00 0 an efficient officer he is almost .cer­ and choose her fall and winter hats. better times ahead. 1.00 E. E. Jones ___ tain tq have offended little groups of The latest addition to Sanford’s 1 .0 0 Chss. A. Dallas . > • • Evil Tn Excess of Fat. people and. they seek to "get even” business enterprises is tho. Quality 1.00 Excess of fat affects tho h e a rt by J. yi. Osteen with him when' he officers, for re- Shop, which opened its doors to ^10 elecliop. He is condemned while in public on Friday with a charming putting an extra burden upon it; It J i i l Who* Ik* N un* lapO M H andsom e Gowns In Pleasing office, and receives no' praise from display of wonderful hats.' Visitors augm ents the labor of the m uscles 6t Variety anybody when he retires. That is to the Quality Shbp were rewarded breathing, the diaphragm in particu­ la r; it Interferes with the vital funcThe French Millinery Shop is why many men whom wo should by u sight'of the-newest models, tho tlonr of the liver and other Internal have In office refuse to enter public latest shapes and shades and the ad­ organs, and by filling the Intermuscu­ showjng n wonderfully, pretty as­ life—the ingratitude of their fellows vanced styles for the winter. lar spaces,.1»_ compresses thq muscle sortment of French dresses in saUns, stops .them,-when they look about The new store is undef the ef­ fiber*, causing atrophy and degenera­ crepes and silks in tho prevailing Homclikfe - Comfortable - Convenient and behold the frequent instance* of ficient management of Mrs. 1. D. tion. This results In constant weak­ colors of the season, new fall style where It has been displayed with Pearson, ably assisted by Mrs. A. D. ness, slow activity, lassitude, early garments for the women who care, 1 Dining Room Cloned Furnished Rooms exhaustion. and know good dressing; stylish and ( others;— Daytona News. For Rent Will Open October Fifst Parrish. elegant gowns for street wear or I -------0 -------There is no definite mode this Comer of Magnolia Avenue and Fourth Street afternoon receptions in all the pop-! Nature's Workings. • WILL SUPPORT WILSON year. There will be large hats, very How plants absorb nitrogen from ular fabrics. An attractive offer ia j When great men like Thomas A. large, notably the Gainsborough and — "m i n H l iniiiirwi Edison assert \h a t they will sup­ there will bo small hats, very small th e soil Is utterly unknown. No an i­ being made by the French Shop, m ust got tho large quantities of somewhat unusual; From now u n til1 port Mr* Wilson for President hi hats in every conceivable shape. mal nitrogen that are necessary to It by Saturday ordjrs will be taken to be j spite of Republicans It is a matter There are black and bright colored using plants for food. When th e ani­ * ■ '• . > of congratulation to all who have hats, but all tho models, largo or mal o r the plant dies the constituents delivered by October 1st. Ladies j can have th-iTlmeasures taken, civ< X the Interests of Mr. Wilson as a can­ small, dress, walking or sport hats Of lla body are returned to the earth, ing a description of style and color didate at heart. are simply trimmed, so simply trim­ w here Ibo bacteria of putrefaction The Arcadia News publishes an med as to bo noticeable and so no­ break up tho elaborate organic chem i­ and receive the garment on October! • Interview.with Mr. Edison in which ticeable as to give a touch of ele­ cal compounds upon which tho plants 1st. On October Igt also, coat suits in-the newist models will bo shown that "wixtard of the present cen­ gance to even the most modest ones. again can food.__________ and a littli/later a full line of eventury" sets forth his reasons for- bis The prevailing colors are the always Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnie Dry Cleaning. Allera* dresses will be displayed. The The Child Critics. political face about. I t is so logical populsr black,* jade blue, royal lions of All Kinds on Short Notice P a te n ts are living dally before the French Shop have added the C A B that we reproduce it as a whole, and purple, coral and Burgundy. Jockey Join Our Gonticmen'B Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. m ost critical audience tn the world— coming from the source It does it models are unique and in many of th eir child. The sm all deceit, th e loss Corsets to their stock, a departure S U IT S $15.00 U P W A R D should carry great weight with it: the hats displayed the * military of tem per—all such things are Seen that will be appreciated by the ladles yv Metallic by tb* small critic, and they a ll color, of Sanford. "N ot since 1860 has any cam­ touch l* 'quit* evident. Miss May DoyU Is again with paign made such a direct . cel) on trimmings, gold and silver ribbons. In late r years, his. feeling for bis p a r­ Mrs. Wilmot for ths, winter seaaota eimonpure Americanism. Tho lime*1gold and silver cloth and irridesesnt ents-—From tho Delia THE SANFORD HERALD THE HERALD HUNTING COMPANY PEOPLES BANK OF SANFO RD BA5CBALL .ST O R IES ; --- SAVE A Nickel Seventeen Cents A Day Dime and- Send for Complete Cab alog and Penny-Pay Plan Two Pennies Each The Herald Printing Company AGENTS Sanford, Florida Comfort Cottage d. MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD ATE. 1. PHONE 174] �m r< ■ ' - ’ " ‘ ' —— ------------ — — — / 1• ■ '‘ . . >-* — m . — — * . i— • M l -v ’ . ’ page m e ■MIII t1wtjj ; MU* FTorcnco Robb is yiaiting t* M rs.' B ar check In-Tampa. U tt Ju b a Self Rising Flour for delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ ft 3 cer*. 1 . 6-tf litle H»PP«ninS * ~ McrnUon Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Dieterich and of M«tt«r* to Brief— daughters left last week for Jack­ Items of, Interest for the Man . p erso n al Item* of sonville where they.will make their IntereBt future home. Behind the Plow-* James and Owen Higgins left the tmmu7 of the niaUarf-Yaffil end of the week for Baltimore where Flea^llectlrs Attack Pjanls In the ported from other states, according Talks SpeeiartUArrangad for they will attend school at Mount Seedbeds to Dr.* A..11. ^.ogan, veterinary Hold St. Joseph. Hurried Herald Reader* Sanford, Florida , 106 East First Street Reports have come to the Uni­ agent for the Unijcd States De­ Here is the chance to buy a versity bT"K!orida Exper meitul S ta­ partment of Agriculture, who is sta­ r A B Corsets doee give aatla- Cadillac second hand, in good condi­ tion that flea beetles arc causing tioned jrt the UniveyUy.p/ Florida. tion, at a very low price. B. & 0. trouble 1 n eggplant'and pcppersccd- This is a reflection -on' somebody’s J f c n . French Millinery Shop of the couple was performed by Rev. and- Mrs. Morris lelt immediately Motor Co". 6-3tc beds. They also attack Jjopts, to­ thrift, and it is not the grocers’ and Eugene Reid of Orlando. ’ Ne* P*ttrrn h,U tr * 08 for the bride's home, where thgy Mrs- W. W. Abernathy arrived matoes and other seedlings. Most butchers’. , x . ' J y ,t the French Millinery Shop. Palma, ferns and other growing witfl relatives and a fe w intimate home on Saturday from a month's of the beetles are from one sixteenth Certainly a state so well adapted plant* were used in decorating the For Sale—Delayed .order Ju*t ar- visit with friends in Richmond, Va. to one fourth of an inch long' and to meat production should produce thurch, together with a few cut friends enjoyed suppgr_and spent a ^L -C elery «eed American and arc black or brown. They eat the F. J. Powers is in the -city from at least what U consumed -by its flowers, wIpte'and green motif being very pleasant evening. £rieneh. j l .«• ST H. Ch.pp.I(. C.I.OT . * 7-tfc his kingdom bfr the tip end of the lower epidermis. arid the middle people. No state can grow a greater carried out. ' ; Mr. and Mrs. Morrill will visit the •rtnueFlorida keys where he has made tissues of the leaves, leaving’ them : variety of crops for animal producw tialaction, quality. low Promptly at the appointed hour groom's parents at Altamonte and good in the real estate game. His whitc and Useless. j tion than Florida. Pastures make X u *k e * - | f * m u - many friends are glud to see him J. R; Wqlson, entomologist to the cheap meat and pastures can be bad the little flower girls, Rosa Bernard thence will leave for Tam pa. again.. Briery Shop' • , Station recommends -that the a t­ all the year. The coat of wintering and Irm a Medson entered fojlowed Mr. Morris is connected with the by the hride and groom who met at n M Juba Self Rising Flour for For delicious hot biscuits use Juba tacked plants be sprayed with lead anumals is lower here than in any the altar. A tlantic'Coast Line and is also pop­ .^ d o u s hot Biscuit*—At M j p - 8eH Rising Flour—At all grocers. arsenate, 1 pound of powder to 60 part of the counrry both on account ular with a wide circle of friend* who The bride was charming in gallons of water. The tend area nate of the cheap feed and on account of / ■ ' - 6-tf the mild winters. With these ad­ gown of white crepe do chine. Have you aeeti the dresses shown will extend congratulations. . . *-.' George D. Hart, the popular in­ can be added to the bordeaux mix­ vantages and the added advantage *t the French Millinery Shop? ture which is used agaipat fungi in surance agqpt has moved his offices Tbe latest veila In ill patterna can from tho Herald building to the the seedbeds, in the same propor­ of freight rates from the north, the most timid farmer, should not hcsL m seen at the French Millinery B. A. Howard real estate office in tion as witll water. tatc to grow livestock. the Woodruff building. _ Shop. Owing to the mild winters meat is Lettuce seed ready for delivery. (Arthur Dickins left yesterday for Clean Trees and Bright Fruit Key­ note of Cilru* Seminar hard to keep. As soon a* a cool Hatton Crate Co. , 8‘**. Jacksonville where he will 'tak e a spell come*, everybody kill* hogs. Clean trees and bright fruit can­ Mra. J. P. Hall, the efficient man- steamer for Charleston to enter The result is a glutted market. The not abide with citrua diseases and of the Western tfnlon left Fri- Porter Military Academy. .* farmer must sell his carcasesi AL a pest*. Two or three years ago a lor Waycrosa and Suwannee Use Ju b a Self Rising Flour for reduced price. Naturally ho is dlsnew disease threw growers into a ' will spend her vacation. delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ A little ptni(T,~— Certainly there was cause guated with production. Thomas Colas, the genial repre­ cers. - • 6-tf later he hoya moat for double tho for alarm, but in many cases these sentative of the Daniel MUler Mil- ^Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Pattishall, Makes a One-Ton Delivery Truck When *Attached to a Ford -Chassla price he sold his own. Unery Houae of Baltimore waa .In Bert Pattishall and Miss Blanche same grewers accept the old diseases Dr. Logan recommends local stor­ city Saturday calling on the PattUhall of Geneva were visitors and peats as a m atter of course and I T S O L V E S T H E D E L IV E R Y P R O B L E M allow them to go on draining their age plant*. Animals could then be trade. to the city yesterday. trees and marking their fruit. slaughtered and placed In storage For delicious hot biscuits use Ju b a Mrs. Dunn of Orlando is in the Whether the cause is indifference or until the market assumed normal Sell RUing Flour—At all grocer*. city, the guest of friends. Mrs. inability to cope with their troubles, conditions. If necessary the plant . 6-tf Just think of the possibilities of a delivery truck with Dunn resided here for many years, the results are the same. Thousands could issue part payment on the car­ the dependability, simplicity and low maintenance Mr.' and Mrs. Cohen motored *ver being connect^! with the public of dollars are lo st’annuannly. Indi­ casses to farmers who had to have cost of a Ford and the strength and carrying capacity from Pel.and on Saturday,. with a schools and her many Sanford friends cations are that the losses will be cash. No attem pt should he made of a high standard one-ton truck! A N D AT P R A C ­ party of friends for a day's shop- are delighted to have her. with them heavier from unl'ecan trees and to sell in competition with puckjng T IC A L L Y O N E-H ALF T H E CO ST! It solves the agrin. pis* marked fruit. This is not a result houses. The’ operations of tho stor­ delivery problem for the great mass of retail and whole­ • Use Juba Se|f RUing Fl our for For delicious hot biscuits use Juba from more severe attacks by dis­ age plant ahould bo confined to the sale merchants, contractors, etc., in fact all business ddidous hot Blsculta—At all gro- Self Rising Flour—At all groccra. ’ ease^ and insects but a result of the local field. Later curing equipment men Who want quick delivery at the lowest economi­ G-tf ' * 6-tf market’s revolt. People want clean could be added if conditions justi­ cm. cal. cost . / .. f . ‘.......................J . ................. * V A charming group of girls leaving Mrs’. R. J. Holly, Mrs. R. C. fruit and dealers whl cater lb them for Tallahassee Sunday night were Bower and Miss Fern Ward, accom- discriminate against unclean fruit fied. Misses Mary Zachary, Ruth Rob- pan’ed W.ill Stringfellow to Jackson­ The market will take care of indif­ Morris —Johns Wedding ‘ erts, May Osteen and Maude Kntx- ville Saturday in the Holly car and ference, but enlightenment is the The marriage of Miss Ada Johns tniager. They will enter the Wool* the ladies returned on the boat yes­ only cure for those who are willing m s College. Mr. A. O', Zachury terday morning. Mrs. Holly went and unable to produce good fru it. and Mr. Edward A.* Morris was sol­ DISTRIBUTOR CKorted them to Tallahasaee. . down to meet Reginald who was ex­ As a result of these demands-of emnized last Sunday afternoon, gt 4:30 o’clock in the Bafltist church at ■Owing to the scarcity of some of pected to arrive on the Clyde Line the market, the Citrus Seminal' at the ingredients we have been unable steamer from New York but ho fail­ thp University of Florida, October Pinecostle. The ceremoqy- which was witness­ to. obtain Carter’s New Clco paste ed to arrive, and the folks were 17 to 20 inclusive, will offer ,a num­ He ber of demonstrations ami exhibits ed by relatives and a host of friends for several weeks. Beg to announce greatly disappointed thereby. that wo now have plenty of It. 10c, is expected to* come dow-n on the valuable to grpWers. A new pha.ir 25c and COc sizes., Herald Printing next bout from New York* • of the Seminar this’ year will b« * Co. 7-tf Use Ju b a Self Rising Flour for demonstrations and exhibits of Mm. V. L. Harvey and little folks delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ spraying machinery. R. E. Chand­ ler of the College of Engineering will . 6-lf el Jacksonville are Visiting her par­ cer*. ent’, Mr. and Mrs. Bobbins on West v'Mrs. C. B. Tyler has an attractive give lectures and demonstrations on First street. guest in Miss Helen May of De­ the use of gasoline* and other en­ gines. A good map will be obtained For delicious hot biscuit* use Ju b a troit, Michigan. Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. •Jhtn. B. A. Howard and little to discuss* spraying machinery from 6-tf daughter, Beatrice are visiting rela­ an engineering viewpoint. Seven companies have agreed to Mrs. H. C. Ccrror rationed Satur­ tives at McBain, Michigan. exhibit power splayers. Display day from New York, having had a For delicious hot biscuits use Juba and demonstrations of this machin­ moat delightful summer. Oq Mon­ Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. ery will give’ the grower an oppor­ day she Jeft for Daytona Beach ac­ 6-tf tunity to compare it in the light of companied by Mr. Gcrror for a stay Having bought a large stock of Furniture at Sheriff’s Sjjl^jI^UIsd his needs. of two seeks. « t d u r i n g Ah b i Mmci i t W n l b l-f u a ‘WeHWj f f i UP C»e. Julia Self Hiring flo u r tor Th§t MumojVb pool e tfrenter than ever and better arranged to show the damage they « n .----------6-tf . BELOW ARE A FEW PRICES: OTHEIF GOODS IN PROPORTION cause. The advantages of control > Mrs. E. W. Rowland haa gone to measure* will be contrasted with no Grand ilapids, ‘ Ohio, for several treatm ent method*. week* visit among relative* and old friends. Seedbed Slerlljzstfon Necessary. for or* delicious hot biscuits use Ju b a Healthy Plante Wring Tlour—A t all ‘grocers. Damping oil probably gives more 6-tf Parental Teachers! Sludentat Miss Stella Vinson returned S at­ Before Schools open* Parent*, Stu­ urday from a visit of several- weak* dent* and Teacher* ahould order the to friends in Miami New Standard Dictionary, Cyclo­ pedia and Qasetteer. The Greatest -Writing ink, stam p pad fhk,<paate, Reference Book pubiUked. By buy­ mucilage, fountain pen ink, number­ ing machine ink, caah register Ink, ing N O W -you get this unrivalled In fact every kind of idk known, at R«lferenco Work at reduced intro­ ductory price on easy term*. De­ Hie Herald office:' 7 -tf livered prepaid 'to any address. Write today for particular*. Addfeoa; J. T, NORSWORTHY, Room 916 Austell Bldg., ATLANTA. GA. 8-ltp 1 - I. - . 1 9 0 8 MILLINERY 1 9 1 6 _jp,(u—fv. _ . i__= •**... V- - | _ . .. S .- . I -r ~ . >* _ ~ ~* - *t Fine *S t o c k in N ovelties arid Trimmings A rriving Daily "MRS. GRACE E. WILLIAMS $350 A FORD C A R an d w ill FORM-A-TRUCK The F O R M -A -T R U C K FLORIDA SANFORD, folding ironing BOARD FREE! BOLD-BANK ROBBERY W»* have secured a small number of exceptiunally fine quality Folding Iiunii.g Rjafds a t a considerably low pnn\ ’ Wp ure going to ^ive these absol­ utely free with <*j*rh Electric Iron sold as th.y ui*t, ‘ * v Tho iror.5 wCl not- bo increas'd i:» PN V to u\ C ttR '^f tho.L-OC .< f :.1,> boning bou*4 but will rvmuiii ui%thu au.’aJard price, 13.60 und are .the ft*gu ar guaranteed WcstingUnute and Ecnt ral Electric Company's Standard *** I^unU iron*. Remember wu hnvo but a limit.d number <«/ thvse boards »n'i are unable U> get mure. So take advantage of thig-.uuUsual offer now 0r you may be too l a t \ "Kryt, •*• ALWAYS at YOI Ivs&St # Bobbers'if old Up Cashier al Home­ stead la Daylight Miami, Sept. 18^-The Bank of Homestead was robbed Saturday af­ ternoon, tho robbers securing 16,500 Four- men in an puto stopped in frpnt of the bank, and two of them entered the bank, one going-to a desk and made out a check. Both men th.-.i went to the riuhfer’a window, presenting th e check. E. Z. Crowell, assistant cashier, called the cashleft and as ho stepped forward the rob­ ber* covered them with their re­ volvers jind tried "hand* up," which order woo*, obeyed: The robber* *erobbers secured the money, jumped into, the automobile and went .down Homestead.' A , crqwd per carbonate heavy enough the.robber* have not been captured. tho soil surface will also' help to -re­ tard the spread o f’the damping off Sant Over the •Telephone. fungu*. -‘‘Gpodness, Bridget, where phono?" Bridget—’’Mrs. Fifty Percent of Meat* Consumed in rer, mum. askin' for the Florida I* Imparted I I ainl U over, but I had More than fifty- percent of the It off tho □Veat consumed in Florida u tm- CENTER TABLES, all styles Rockers, all sizes, with and without Arms, 500 CHAIRS, all styles PORCH ROCKERS, Large Arms SIDEBOARDS - KITCHEN TABLES, aU sizes - - -,:A 1 i ; \:5 tM 1700 lbs. Wrapping Paper, all sizes, at h alf price ----- -' - ^ , ■ i . J t -- * ■ I; - - ■ l . .. ■' ■■■ 1 ■ L_ — Lot of Christmas Toys— Will Sell in Lump Everything Marked in Plain Figures During This Sale 1st. and Palmetto «* lOc wmirjnfjj wlorinOi wlurmjrV SANFORD, FLORIDA �atlon o f the regular order of ' merriment. A few comic readings Miss Edna Chittenden sang a|*«™ riven by-several guests and beautiful nolo, Several out of town D»Ia completed the evening’s (un. Out of town were Misses visitors were present. Roney and Fiake and Mr. McBUDGET OP OPINION “JUST BETWEEN .After the meeting Was over the Qu art era of Orlando and Mr. Dun­ sdciety was invited upstairs to the YOU AND ME. »» can Curry of Jacksonville. church * parlors w herein- surprise U - - - ------------party had been arranged in honor WOODRUFFS ARE HOME. of Mr. and Mrs, Kent Rossetter, whose marriage was a recent event Mike Trip to Connecticut and Re­ When the guests entered they turn In Their Automobile A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. S ' were provided with paper and pen­ Mr. and Mra. E T. W oodruf V HE'LL PRENT ’£^1"— SO SAYS SAUNTEREB. * cils. d A Brownlee and Mr. Greene" have returned Tfr6m their trip to were selected as Captains and chose 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Connecticut made in their Buipk aides. The two sides were then fact tHat these birds are a pest. asked ta see how many left handet car without mishap and a trip th a t A Vote of Thanks In A nyaortof village there was helc They cannot'be considered-as-seav- autographs they could secure in was a real pleasure trip. The Torengers. They arc great fighters and j iunri t ime. A m n iij i| imiTi l 'fff—n’ Tingtoil, 1CTJTTffll!lIi!Ul- fiewa thus doone summer night A t convention of the people: there uccyd la ehaaing ofrt hc song.'ftlrdgr hour followed and wlicn time was scribes it; 'were speeches neat and bright and multiply rapidly. Therefore the called it was found th«t Dr, Brown E- T. Woodruff, recently a visitor In appreciation hearty of men who war PT extermination should begin lee's side'was victorious, having se­ here and a guest of* the families o at once. made the town cured 248 autographs.. Dr. Brown II. It. Wilcox and E. G. Handlln Resolutions, complimentary—from The doctor realises that such a lee.-was awarded a red ribbon. made the trip all the way from his the mayor clean on dow n/ war would be very costly, as his The next event was a "M usics home in Florida with Mn,._WoQdruI’ Toward the ending of the meeting method is to place a price upon the 1 fi“ lHelr touring car, a distance In one old dtigen arose hesd of each ipkrrow. He offers to Romance.” Mrs. Gep. Paxton read eluding necessary detours and return r.. Cleared his throat and wiped the help finance the proposition with a out questions concerning a' pretty about 3500 miles.' , ■ perspiratiou deftly from his liberal donation, and calls to his little lovo story, the answers to Although caught in the terrible nose, standard all public spirited people which, were the names of familiar floods they .made the record tour songs. As she read the questions to contribute to the cause. Said, ‘T v c got a little matter Mias Lcttie Caldwell played the an­ without a thing going wrong with would bring up if you please, These contributions may be made swers on the piano. .At, the doso it the motor and not so much An amendment to the motion to ex­ at his office, corner Fine and Orange was found that four contestants hat "blow out or a tire puncture. Their press our thanks to those— avenue. Alao rewards may-be daim- answered all correctly. They were car, a Bulck pulled through where "I*d Include the weekly paper that cd-for sparrows (take the head along counted out and a blue ribbon others stuck and climbed tho moun­ We*ve read-year in und out. with hou) al the same address. awarded to Miss Annie Lee Cald­ tains like a little giant. In a resolution hearty that you'll Sparrows began settling in Or­ well. Carolina Floods think is queer, no doubt, lando several years ago. As these Tho next event was a "musics Mr. Woodruff says the loss of life An appreciation proper to the editor little birds, which are not afraid of race” played by twelve couples and property In th e . Carol in as I urge the loudest fire cracker, nor the noise The girla Were given folded slips through flood was appalling. Cot­ Who has chronicled the happenings and rumble of the busy city life, * from the baby cry to the were not molested when they first on • which were written names o ton mills -and other factories, to­ songs.' At tho signal they ran across gether with.dwellings, barns and up­ dirge; took lip their abode in the brick the'room to their partners and hand rooted trees, swept by the madly “ Who has published all tho items of walls of the city buildings and must ed them, the slips. The boys then rushing waters, piled en masse pur families and folks, have concluded it was a nice place whistled or hummed the air-and the against all obstructions, * gweeping From obituaries, marriages and meet n which to live. As a result there girls guessed the name of the song everything. Apparently impreg­ ingj, through to jokes. are now thousands of them. ■ The first to guess was Mias Lillian nable railway and road bridges were Here's resolved, That we most highTo the boy who will kill tho moat Herring and she and her partner, Mr rrushod as’ though but egg shells. • ly recommend him without birds over five hundred between now Robert Deane were awarded purple Marooned at one point for nearly stint; and Christmas eve the Heporter- and gold ribbons. , two weeks, railway as well as al Thai we thank him most sincerely Star will give in addition to the price other traffic, utterly stopped. The Refreshments consisting of sher for the things-^ho doesn't offered by Dr. Phillips 4n extra prise bet abd cake were served by Misses tourists finally proceeded by means print." of five dollars in gold.” Lucy Wljitner, Gladys Greene and of a hastily improvised and treacher­ D. D. Bickers in Athens |Ga.) IlnnFrances Leavitt, assisted by Mrs ous ferry. Mud and water was ankle ner. ' Presbyterian C. E. deep much of the way and threat­ Paxton und Mrs. Grcfcne. The Presbyterian C. E. held its ening washouts were on every hand Miss Essie Purdon, president pf 1 My crusade against the English regular meeting on Friday evening. Later, Gotfd Hoads the society, in an appropriate .little sparrow seems to be for naught as Tho subject was "The Greatness of After escaping the flooded district the people here fail to realise tfie God,” leaders, Mr. John Hunter and speech presented.Mr. e"nd Mrs. Roethey -found footf-roada _aiul dulight‘dangers of .this bird. But other Mr. Arthur Greene. The program setter with a ailver_Inm»to server ful scenery. Crossing “ Blue Ridge," cities do and have made war on the-~war arranged os a postoffice meet- from-thc G. E.'a. "Mr. Rpssetter exRichmond to Staunton was espec little-pesta. In thiTOrlnndo Reporte'r Ing, special papers on the subject pressed his appreciation and that ially scenic. Tile view after the of Mrs. Rossetter and told of their Star appears the following: having been prepared by members climb, looking into the valley below complete surprise. "D r. Phillips has declared war of one company and handed to the After this ccrbmony. some of the was superb. The descent (or miles against the English sparrow and leaders In the form of letters. These handed his ultimatum to a. repre­ ■were , addressed to other members artists in the company were given with, motor shut off and silent brakes set and force of gravity alone pro­ . i sentative of the Reporter-Star this present and were read aloud by slips on which were written the pelling was a panorama never to be morning. The doctor sets forth the them. This afforded a unique vari- names of songs which they llluaforgotten. The Roanoke to Martinsville route taken in returning is also feplete with scenery. . Our toqrists drove oyer this and, wonderful to tell, car and tires withstood it, but all in­ tending a tour ure warned to shun this very "devil's drive." In Columbia, S. C., while impris­ oned for a* couple of weeks on ac­ count of, not only high and impass­ able waters hut because the bridges, railway as Well as roads were washed —OF— away from the Catawba, tho Wateree, the Broad and Yadkin rivers, many kindnesses were extended the travelers, especially wero great-as­ DEALERS IN * ■ sistance nnd courtesies generously given by Commissioner E. J. Wat­ CRATE MATERIALS, FEED ANI) FARMERS’ SUPPLIES son nnd Rev. Dr. A. W. Blackwood THE QUALITY SHOP F IN E M ILLIN E R Y Glad to have visitors call and see our New Ljne of the Best H’at& Trimmings, F e a t h e r s , Flowers and Vails. : : ’• : : : EVEN TOE GATE P O S T P O T IN IT PRICE LIST JE IR S J X L A S 8 -W 0 R K ItA P T S in r SATISFACTION GUARANTEED i RS. I. D.* PEARSON, Manager. MRS. A. D. PARRISH, Assistant irmniiniimmimmmng I 1 Stop Using Cheap, Unreliable Carbon Paper * • * ’ 1 ' Don’t take a chance with inferior carbon paper.V It means faded, illegible copies, untidy files, waste of time and poor work. Put a stop to this I _ Use C arbon Lasting legibility—neatness — uniformity—add economy make MultiKopy the standard carbon paper. In black or blue, MultiKopy never fades. MultiKopy gives non-smudging, non-rubbing copies which often rival the original In clearness and legibility. 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(12 44 ) 4* « * <4 44 1.15 (24 it 1v * m i Lettuce Seed Ready for Delivery ■ ■ DUTTON CRATE COMPANY hr <\ OLD PASSENGER DEPOT church o L that city.---- - 7 * Feast of Beauty From the national metropolis to ToTrington in at, this season of tho year a continuous feast of beauty n park nnd hamlet, 1and scape ,_valey and. mount afriT ' This "little city. Torrington, Mr. Woodruff pronounc­ ed charming. Nevertheless,’our tourists insisted th at Florida and Sanford in pgrticu ar hold the all the year round com­ fort and luxury, the enchanting maze of foliage, flower and artistic natural and cultivated landscaping effect, the largest inducement for capital and tho biggest promise of ease and early competency for labor and the man of limited means. Never,” says Mr. Woodruff, "have I suffered from heat in San­ ford, Florida, .as,I have since now being in the north, and I'm getting to like our summers even, better than our winters." In the course of a letter to Mr. Handllp Mr. Wood­ ruff extended a cordial Invitation to the publiahcra of the New! and to all our citisens to visit Sanford, Fla., and If they will adviae him by letter IT advance of their coming he will do all' In hia power to see that they have a "pleasant and profitable time. m NQIHVIPHATJNG BATTERY; Fully Charged Batteries to f it Any Car ALL M A R E S A N D TYPES REPAIRED COUNTY S£M JN O LE GARAGE" MAHONEY-WALKER CO. Now Open.for Business Corner 3rd and Oak Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting, Irriga­ tion Systems for Both Farms and Groves, Tile and Sewer Pipe, Gasoline and Oil Engines and Pumps :: :: :: :: :: We Will B e Pleased to Figure Your Contracts / PHONE 388 THIRD add OAK ♦1 ♦ ♦ ♦ » » LI ATLANTIC COAST LIN E! STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH % The-Modem Spirit The modern spirit la not the spirit "which always denies,” delighting only in destruction; still leas la It that which builds castles in the air rathar than not construct; It la that spirit which works and will work, “without haste and without rest,” gathering harvest after harvsst of truth Into its bams and devouring error with un­ quenchable fire. . More Serviceable Umbrella Jars. By placing a large carriage sponge In the bottom of an Umbrella Jar you will prevent umbrellas from striking E 3 SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 18TH. lit# THROUGH TRAINS TO NEW YORK DAILY AlUiteat t. D m R e rfla la , C hub C m N o. 82 Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar 1 Ar V Ar la f t ■ ahhulea I) la lag Car Her. We ea Trala M J a c k s o n v ill e .......... 9 :1 0 a . m . S a v a n n a h ------------ - . 1 : 1 5 p . m . R ic h m o n d - ............. ...5 :0 5 a . m . W a s h in g to n .............. 8 :5 0 a . m . B a ltim o r e ............... .1 0 :0 5 a . m . P h il a d e lp h i a .......... ...1 2 :2 4 a . m . N e w Y o rk ... ...2 :4 0 p . m . ,V N o. 80 N o . 8# 1 :3 5 5 :3 5 9 :1 8 2 :33 1 :5 0 4 .0 3 4 :2 0 p. m. p. m . a. m. p. m . p .m . p. m . p. m . ' 8 tl0 1 2 :3 5 7 :4 5 1 1 :5 0 1 :1 4 3 :4 0 6 :0 0 p. m . a. m. P- m . . p. m . a.m. a . ra . a> m . �-* . v •- ‘ • * ' , THE BANTOEP HERALD . J WHICH ONE KNEW THIS most baseball , politics , a n d football HONORS ABOUT EVEN-BET TO BE PAID ... ruiM THEY HAVE THE GREATEST SPORT, BASEBALL AND POLITICS RUNNING NECK AND NECK WITH THE FOOTBALL MAN COMING STRONG AT THE FINISH-NEWSPAPER MAN WINS ONE ARGUMENT IT WAS SUCH A GOOD OJNjJHE QIHERSCOULD NOT THINK OF A BIGGER ONETOTELL CASTOFCHARACTERS lUAN JONES........ BASE BALL CHITTENDEN— -FOOTBALL WOODRUFF....... POLITICS ilCK” BROWN - --NEWSPAPER • Btse BaU Man—Well. boys. It took* pretty much like Detroit is jo win in the American 1/ttoe this #***00’ pMtbsll Man—Whst you talkln .boot bue ball now forT The questioa of the day is football. Harvard ud Yale is what you want to talk •boot, •■ politic*! Man—I can't understand «bt you all are arguing about, jlat month Charles Hughes will tn tad defeat \yoodrow Wilson— poteething he can't .do. Bue Ball Man—Politic* Is out of ay mind right now. The world’s atria will be on and the whole rtaatry *Bt be talking about them, vkile the political World will be deid. Football Man—Vfow you all think ao much about your aporta I want to tell you all about tho great crowds that witness football. Last ja r 70,000 people witnessed the p n a between Harvard and Vale in on* sfternoon., Bue Bill Man—yfhat is that? ,7»o yesra ago - Boston- tn ^ -^ le w "TorF Nationals" played before such a munificent crowd. ‘The crowd was so targe that outfielders had to sit oi) the bench on nccount of the spectator* being jammed up in the outfit. What about that for a CTOWd. . ' » Political Man—Well, so far, nil your crowds will have to take a back ml. During the litst convention «{ the Democratic party which was kriil at St. Louis the largest crowd that ever assembled was there. To give you an idep of this crowd it required 2,000 policemen to restore order while Woodrow Wilson was being nominated a* the Democratic nominee. And it also took seven* teen hours and thirty-six minutes for the crowd to got out of the auditorium. Newspaper Man—Well, all of them were some crpw^ds, but listen to this. Many years ago my father *»* a reporter on the London Tima. He was selected out of the vast army .of men (o cover the story for the paper on th Base Ball Man—I doubt whether we have a court of our own known you boys*’know what you are talking as the National Commission. If about. ‘Base bait la the NA­ any of the players think they arc TIONAL SPOUT. To prove this, getting beat out of any money they take fo r 1instance the game that the appeal their case to the Nntlonal Sanford-Club, put up-the-pastm ea^ Commlurdii and at-their Hand* rests •on. We had a dub of all TEM ­ your case. The United States court PERANCE BALL PLAYERS. has nothing to do with our game. Newspaper Men—I agree with Football Man—I agree with my you there. We also had n team of base ball friend. If I understand, players that were all good men. he is right. , Very few errors and plenty of heavy Newspaper Man—Yes, you are hitting. right. During the famous Sisler Football Man—Not leaving my case.which wna before the National subject, but I would like to tell my Commission I was.on th a t-case for newspaper friend that 1 witnessed a the paper. . The commission heard game this season where I saw the tho evidence and ruled. But in Sanford infielders make 9 errors, and your political game, when anything furthermore the games that I kept goes wrong it requires a hard fought up with ! know of some 200 errors battle. * * th at were made by our club. Base Bali Man—We have a sport Political Man—Errors are noth­ that also helps out charitable organi­ ing,- we all make them. I have for sations, and whenever a player gets the last ten years been trying to injured we look after him. Over in pick a winner and up to this day I Nashville the post season Johnny have never picked one. I have al­ Dodge was hit by Tom Rogers and ways voted for the b&t man on the killed. Tjte call was sent alt over ticket. Rut it was my hard luck to the country for. help. And every tee the worst'one on tho ticket get base bail league in the country re­ elected. I am going 'to vote for sponded to the call. That shows Hughes this time and I expect I will our true sportsmanship. be a loser again. It will be my hard Political Man—When it comes to luck. „ raising money for the cause our po Base Bali Man—Well, I have been lltical gunge can raise more in a a little more fortunate than you all minute than all of you all combined have. I have been picking winners Wo havo our Democratic committees for a long time. I picked the Braves all over the country receiving mon­ Wo have the__ greatest the year they won and the last time money. I picked a~4oser-was when.Xlleft the game in existence. You have to be baseball field and trle"d to pick a very shrewd and also very clever to peanut, politician to get in the get by in our game. Only such notables as JESSE JAMES, CAR* FLORIDA* LEGISLATURE. , Football Man—Picking winners is K1E NATION and Lefty Loo can out of my line. We do more get by in our game. Our game of KICKING in football than any­ politics is great. It requires study thing else. Wo qll try. to kick a of CRIMINOLOGY and all other goal and PICKING WINNERS Is studies to get you thorugh the first entirely out of our line. But If It "laR° of tbo K»mcFootball Man—We don’t need 00 came to a show down I could do it. money in our sport. We are so- well Base Ball . Man—Not ..leaving . the fixed that our footbull players pl&y subject, but I want to tell you boys noth, , something in the, base ball line that Newspaper Man—Now, hoys, you you never heard of. , I remember didn't* know, but our game is the many years ago when Walter John­ greatest of them all. In tho* news­ son hit the longest drive that has paper business you have a chance to ever been hit . It was some hit. clean up. We make you political Newspupcr—Well, what hit waif men and you base ball felloes all that? come with us. If we run your pic­ Base Ball Mnn-^Thls hit was in, ture in tho paper we get a little for the Philadelphia Washington series. \hat-, Then, again, if you receive n Eddie Plank was pitching for, tho little write up a little more moficy is Athletics. Johnson stejjpyd up to forthcoming. So all in all we have the plate And connected with one of you all buried when it comes to get­ Plunks fast ones and sent it from ting tho money. Washington to San Francisco. Baso B/ul M ap—Q ol tobacco ao you smoke. * Bull Durham or Duke’s Mixture? Bose Ball Man—Well, here’s the way it was done. When Johnson hit the ball there were some box cars on the outside of the fence*, the ball landed in tins cars and journeyed to California. You got it 'sa I claim It to be some hit. Newspaper . Man—I agree with you there. *T‘ re’member when I wrote up such a story as that .for our paper! I t was just like you to]d I Man—Well, boys, when it. But I didn't think ydu could re­ t T?,** 10 dlacus*in2 th* fam e of member th at far back. ’ *ootbai| 1 have no superior Political Man—Well, I haven't Nltical ‘ psptra came out with a story like j tbti. While Queen Victoriaa body laid in Westminster Abbey 2,000,000 P*ople were in line to pay their re­ spect* to the dead queen, while out■id* in line were 3,000,000 more peoplt who wor# also there .to take a lul look st the Queen. -Now, if any of you boys kno.w of any larger «rowd than this one let us hers of it. B»*e Rail Man—We concede-that oowd to your side of the argument. J im* th.t 'i^W oodro^V nson J do-j botn “ y ,w n?,UC|h' W® **V*d you will all have t 6 go to war7 ,n#n Bay Very UttU* U “e*m* t0 m° lt> so, und when .you go to us if this argument which you all Mtiico yoti talk base ball and have brought me into is getting , ih«e things, but you will havo quite warm. Football Man—On Thanksgiving 10 wry a gun and fight like hell. Day I will make a name for my­ i0sNIm PL*pt!r M*rv*~Ye«,. and my J *111 be to cover any of you boys self, for oh the field of battle I will 3J.° .m*>‘ apcidentSlly get ahot. I t bo the hero of the day. I expect to he my duty l0 let the people make a couple of topchdbwns and then I am going to kick a couple of * u,t wba t a hero you were in • . i to save the flag for your goals. «uniry.. * . ' Bose Ball Man—X remember when Hue Balt M a n -T a lk about Jour Sanford beat Orlando up here in a game of ball. After giving up all CdRn i,crc* * ^oy named TY Baiwr l^at more newa- hopes of winnin* tb* game and with tho score 1 to 0 in Orlnndo’s favor, Boll came up and hit oho over the p fence,* then Leon followed with one dero 1 1 * COynlr* ' On.Jrif »houlover the fence which won the ganff. trolt 2 ! the burden ot whether DeI tell you there's nothing like this no « *ot in th* World Series or Now« »lop and consider this old game of ball. . Folitical Man—You are right •boulder* WUh <Uch * burden °.n ’hi about that, but In politics you t h h Z y 1 “ an-W «U . you. know mingle with all classes of people it out tb<! b,g coll*6«* will fight some rich and some poor- Right football"8* Brickl<* ' lbe famous hero In Florida they hs,ve got mo th. f #Ur wUl bo from where I don't know which way my in SauPT1 ,ln* °P* but down bcre vote wont.. I voted for M r .---- -— *!.8 °Jd we >»! Have ik. football end when the court ruled'that there was fraud going on I aaJd to myself n *bat ^iU tear up this p a rt' / t r - 1____ _______ . 1'JJJ ^ontry.^g" hey have just .taken my vote away I, on °ur club. We m me and handed it to another — ■- tne t h * race. ,« m b ck that I. one of th in.rterb.ck is hard to b ____Ball Man—That’s why I s»y t Z ' o T ' iV‘ng my” » *"y credit base ball la clean. You see there In there crooked jyour v % ss §game »> M V *HV|V Is-always SB — - ------lout?,. * 0 th® be#t fuBf<i> ln z - r - * 1p,dyer °r 0110” ’ by a squad oTpolice To save him from that appear to have chances to take .rough handling. Not since the good part In the world's series.” old daya of milling In out-of-the-way Johnson Mid that although tho placoa to escape pollct, baa a boxing Athletlca and Indiana might start referee bad to be defended from flailo fans who did not agree with his choice of a winner In the ring. What would the averago baseball fan think of players who surrounded a tcam-mato and berated him openly for making an orror which coat a ball Raran? Thoro was no throng of Irate Now Yorkers besieging tho gates of Fenway park In Boston to beat up Snodgrass after the world's series gamo which ho lost by muffing ft fly ball.-— 1 Tho fans bollevo In tho honesty of tho players. But not one of tho 16 major lcaguo umpires threatened to Jump to the Federal league to boost his salary. How many ball players of today have not dono that? Not ono of the umpires would try to Jump n contract for Increased salary. How "hinny players would n o t' Jumipfor moro monoy If the* could? Thcro aro not 16 ball players In tho major league today who llva clean­ er lives and keep themselves In bettor condition mentally and physically to do their work on tho diamond than the 16 umplrea do. to run a story just right. I once sent an Ttd In to a certain newspaper. I asked them to advertise th at I had a house and .lot for sale and listen here, you newspaper fellows, you know what th at yellow journal ran? "fhay advertised that I hstl a houio full of corn and mule for* sale. I sued the paper fgr damages and the court allowed me 22 cents damages. They ruled th at no one can sue a newspaper and expect tq get much damages. Newspaper Man—Its pretty hard to best a newspaper, for sometimes the paper has the JUDGE- right wjiere‘ he wants him., CURTAIN. The winner of the argument will be. forced to roll all three of the losers around the* main street in a wheelbarrow, this being the bet made. The argument is to be scu­ lled by a committee of ihree men. The orto that put up the best argu­ ment in* general will bo declared, the Winner. j UMPIRES Standard of Baseball PAGE THE EE Is the standard of sportsm anship In baseball lower than In any other line of sport? On tho football Held no player m ay even question tho decision of referee or umpire. Tho captain la perm itted only to 'In q u ire politely If thoro tnhy not bo a different Interpretation ot tho rule. T he football coach ot^di rector who openly blame* an official for the Iom of • gam e loses coats th ere­ by In the co llege' world. \ In rowing, tennis, polo, th e ruling of -an official la accepted gracetully even I t It la felt to be wrong. JUST A MINUTE *, Of your, valuable lime to lei you know that Mr. Dillard representing Isaac Ham­ burger's line of Tailoring will be at the Haberdashery Sept. 15-16-18 and 19th. Come in and have your measure taken. 943 IS DEATH TOLL FOR SPORT DECADE Nino hundred and forty-three persons have lost their lives In sports, Indoor and outdoor, lit ten years. The highest toll was paid In baseball. In which 184 were killed. More persona take part In baseball, and It la played over a greater period than othe.r • sports. Football, with fewer persona playing and with a short season, ranks socond with 215 deaths. -'T h e toll In boxing was 105, auto racing 128, horao racing 51. wrestling 16, cycling 77, ten­ nis 1, basket ball 2, golf 14, field .games 3, bowling 9,.polo 3, oth­ er sports 24. weak there would bo‘a big Improve* merit In tho two team s before the sea­ son was over. Ho warned New York fans not to expect too much of tho Yankees Just because Huston and Ruppert h a v e ’broken all records In Kuppcrt spend In* money on players. ■pending True Happiness. Happy the man who, remote from busy life, la content; llko the primitive race of mortals, to plow hit pt terns! lands with his own oxen, frcod from all borrowing and lending.—Horace. FOR “SERVICE” ON YOUR PLUMBING IR R IG A T IO N and W E L L W O ftK CLOSER RACE IS PREDICTED President Ban Johnson Names Six Club* Appearing to Have Chance to Win 1916 Pennant. "Tho American loaguo raco, In my opinion, will bo closer titan last yeaf." saye President nan Johnson. “Tho Red Sox will havo to play better base­ ball to win another pennant. Tho Tigers and Whlto Sox aro bound' to Improve, while tho Drowns, Yankees and Senators are expected, to mako n lot' of trouble. Hero tiro six tcama Try The Want Column And Get Quick Results • *• TRY • * , The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. S A N F O R D ’S H O U SE O F S E R V IC E SANFORD,9 Phone 8 i FLORIDA * |fliiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiinniuiiiiiiunnniiiiiiininiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniinuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiHiiii ! uu REMOVAL SALE Great Shoe Opportunity FOR TEN DAYS >■ r - BEGINNING TUESDAY, SEPT. 19th, You can buy SHOES at a saving of 25 per cent. Prices aTe cut on our entire Shoe stock, including some new fall goods. MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S SHOES | A L L W H I T E S H O E S W I L L B E S O L l) B E L O W C O S T THE REASON? i Why, it’s plain—On or about October 1st, we will move to our new quarters next door,to. the* Peoples Bank and we want to close out the remainder of our Spring and Sumjner stock and get ready for Fall and S Winter business. * ■ '• \ ' • !(*• ' " t ■------ •Al $ it li • .................... WE WANT THE MONEY—WE DON’T WANT THE SHOES ,• * .** vVL - ‘" V- i . i« *•t You must act quickly—these bargains won’t last long Shoe 'A 2 J. W. DICKINS DU for Ma# Irecalled, T O U 1U U , UU lturf u l l Uofficial U IU U So no ■’ • • wofk going on, whlhj in base ball • *Tor h1(j ^ b® escorted from the track • . I Ban Johnson. | j§ ARE ABUSED i Sportsmanship ^in | Is Rated Low. = In No O ther Sport Is Decision of Referee Questioned as on Diamond —Fane Believe In Hon* eety of Players. DRESS T J 5; I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, September 22, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 22, 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>, September 22, 1916; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/abafeafb505b443e23cf0933ec1c5284.pdf 415de10d4fd0c16c85bf54a28c9825f2 PDF Text Text . / VW • |- r? IN TH E H EART OF TH E W O R L D ’S G R E ATE ST VEGETABLE SE C TIO N „ —* C* ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS m • I N S A N F O R D — Life h Vfoith L lo in g NO. 9 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1916 TOLU*!11 yin route from Everglade water station toward Florida C ity. The Inst re­ port of them was at 7:16 a. m. It n _ i was thought they were without food,1 having led a trail through a tangled I morass which made pursuit difficult. * " A boat loaded with provisions and I thought to havo belonged to the i bandits was found and placed under [guard. ' # \ .T h e bank robVcry Friday after* I noon* was efTeoted~by two heuvily armed men who held up th o 'vic e reB fT lO N J N S P E C T O K o pra»fdcnt and cashier and escaped M a im B A L L O T S w e r e In "an automobile which two accomD IF F E R E N T M p lic e a had guarded.’ q. Reports received hero late tonight Fla., 'Sept. *9’ 19. o | tQ tbe efjecl that the bandits TaHahasscc. ri».. ........ - ............... were ‘’ *Rn,lned Fe" ,ora y had been surrounded in a dense In the tnatter of the oase nine miles south of Florida ■ T . X * aUte canvassing board | t ,................ „ ------- 1 „.;,u lots f o u n d NEW DREDGE THE ST.JOHNS BULKHEADING DRAINAGE IS LAKE E R O N T A P P R O V E D the value of which is very small from an agricultural point of view,- complttlon of the d rainage system will increase this acreage to about 350,­ 000 .acres; valuing at least $100 and acre. Thus it can be seen that th e state of Florida will gain materially in wealth from tho completion of the canal system, eliminating" the possibilities of future wealth, from tho cuitivatio n - o L t hn aoil- latar.----- BIG TENDERED AT HOTELCARNES « •* Th e Randolph plan of drainage, unlike other plans submitted to the BOARD OF TR A D E BOOSTERS EXPECT TO FINISH W ORK W AR D E PA R TM E N T FIN A LLY war department for this work has M E E T A N D TA LK • AGREES T O T H IS GREAT received the endorsement -of cham­ IN TH E NEXT FO R TY ^ . H O TE L ber of commerce in many of the * PROJECT . JfAYS Florida cities, including the focal The hotel builders or a few o f tho The drainngu o f the Uppor St. organixation and the East Coast The great work of bulkhcading members of tho Sanford Board of * Lake Monroe begun many months Johns lands is now an assured fact Chamber of Commerce. V Trade were invited to attend a ban* ago and interrupted by the burning according to the following from the quet at the Hotel Carnes last Friday of. the dredge boat and afterward by Times-Union of Sunday: G REEN C IT R U S FRUITS night and there Were about th irty- . , T h e first stage in tho Upper St. the failure of other dredge boats to five present to partake of a fine re­ e|0„ Appointed Who Will Do past prepared by M ine Host, S. J. do the work has begun in earnest Johns drainage case was completed , ... Mntass the'vojcs on governor. |e(j around tho swamp. again with fine prospects of finish­ ychterday when the w-ar department Their Full Duty Carnes. nI approved plans submitted by the en­ was given Avar over tto The banquet was not arranged ing. ■* • • Tallahassee, Sept. 16— Following gineers and authorized issuance of a J * J J ^ o n nof whother the ballot I with the idea of demonstrating th at The dredge boat Standard of tho WiU Play in Tampa . the appointment o f the citrus in-' permit for procedure with the work. Mr. Carnes could gjye one bul was a When Sanforil bucks the locals to­ Seaboard Dredging Co., of Jackson­ ■pcctora by G o y .. Tramm ell for the This, project Involves the expendi­ general get togethor meeting at morrow, the Celery City artists had ville,'w ith Captain Hanson in charge 1916 season, assignment has been .n d _H .rn m on ture of approximately $3,000,000 and which some ultimate conclusion beat be primed for a hard tussle, for now has tho contract and for tho made by R. E. Rose, state chemist. have not y t been called the locals will have ready the past week has been at work with day will mean the creation of about $26,­ With tho approval o f W . A. M cR ae, could be resched regarding the build­ ‘ count!* 600,000 in new wealth for the state. commissions/ of agriculture to their ing of'a commercial hotel in Sanfdrd. bat they » « hcre w,th the b0*.e* strongest outfit that has represented and night ahlfta and aro working Notification of the war depart­ When all the guests had arrived from their counties and are reaay Tam p # <lnce t he Inst few <Ugs of with every prospect of success. respective territories. The inspec­ ment's action was received here dur­ they were seated at a long table em- . to take the .atand whenever cauea tb# league in 1908 when a galaxy of tors are: . Tho big Jioat and tho crew aro of ing the afternoon in private. tele­ hellished with palms and ferns and ,pon. . . S a l l y and Southern League stars the best and tho dirt is flying " j. \V. Knight, Inverness, assigned graphic ndvices. According to these, the following menu *a a greatly en­ The proceedings are very alow and WCBring Tampu and Ilartow uni- through the pipes in n constant the npprovsl took place following a to Fasco, Hernando, Citrus, Sumter, joyed: • tbt examination of witneeaca may forma (ought it out for the pennant, stream starting on the north end conference at the offico of Brigadier Alachua and Marion counties. Celery Salted Nuts O live* lut for several daya yet. There 'were p er),apl the most notable addi- and working toward the south. Al­ W. E. Griffis, Plant City, assigned General Black, chief of engineers, Shrimp Salad . Cream of Celery D0 lensstion* during the. morning L Jon tQ the jocai rank, will be Perry- ready there is a big difference noted wjiich was ittpndod by P. A. Vans to Hillsborough. Mnaatee, Pinellas. Tenderloin of Trout ... oettion. The witness who is • * ’ man the Birmingham Southern in the appearance of the bulkhead Ajjncw, attorney .for th3 district; DeSoto and Lee counties. with Shoestring Potatoes peeled to testify that he saw the L cbkuo pitcher( w ho lost u two-hit and Messrs. Mahoney A Walker of United States Senator Fletcher, IshH. D. Berry, W in ter Garden, asFruit Punch ballot boxes tampered with has no I m# tQ Knight. & Wall at Starke the Seminole C q.‘ have great hopes am Randolph,, the district engineer, sigted to Lake. Orange, northern Os­ * Fried Chicken with Cream G ravy. yet been called on. I|aat when his support went of having the contract finished in ahd M ajor W* B. Ladue. ‘ ceola, Seminole, _Polk, St. Johns, Creamed Aaparagus * • Yesterday afternoon. M . N . Bryan, back on Perryman will arrive forty daysv Putnam and Volusia counties. P etit Pols en Caaao East ( oast o f Florida ’ ji^on manager at Ramburg,. Pro- to j ay t0 b olster_u p the pitching Thia will be good newa to the ' ~ PoTatoesTSn'TTeurie . •H. H . Elliott,- Miami.-aaaigned to dnctNo. 6 of Madison county «wore g U ff which will co’ mprise Corcho, H. people o f. Sanford as lh e bulkhead ..T h e upper 8 L_Joh n « drainage dis­ Apple Fritters with Sauce Dade, Broward. P alm Beach," St. trict lire on the east coast of Florida, b, ..n^t the ballots at the first B ^owni y 0ung a n d T c rry ra a n . has languished somewhat since the Vanilla Ice Cream Cakes Lucie, Brevard and southern Osceola between Cocoa and Fejlsmcro taking • ^ s C w T T H e ntght Of ‘ Culbreath will leave for school, dredge Clovis was burned and the in tho upper St. Johns valley and counties. After Dinner Mints, Demitasse ,od that sfterwards F bal,ot but Charley Sorondo is apparenfly work of dredging ar.4 filling seemed consists of shout 266.000 acres of " Cigars Instructions have been sent out * *4 ,w,y promiscuously in the b a ir n . ^ ^ and ut lhal , taKe fated to lag forevet. N ow that a rich muck marsh lands unavailable by Mr. Uoso to all citrus fruit in­ When,the cigars were lighted Pres­ boi. Upon the »°* e n* |h Charley is good enough to take care real dredge is at work again this for agriculture. T h e tract is about spectors to pass for shipment only ident Dutton ifose and explained . great projoct should be finished in •forty miles in length and approxim­ such fruita as are found in packing tho hotel proposition in a- dear and a r j & .p u n by record time and our winter visitors ately' fourteen miles in width, tho houses, prepared "or being prepared concise manner, calling attention to Ider and neatly arranged in place Sanford base thieves. will have an opportunity of seeing the fact that tho members of the of being stuffed into the box as he A t second base C y Young prob- the lake front in tho process of great property lying in the- counties of for ahipmegt. Brevard. St. Lucie. Orange and Os­ Board" of Trade had said that the bad left them. This is the beat evl- ably will hold away. Cy has been improvements this winter. The sample shall consUt of . the . dtnee t h a t t h e ballots had been tam- playing b ill like a blue streak on ceola. . . mixed juice of tw elve average frOlt, hotel was the moat important matter pared.with that has so far been In* the Knight A W all trip and la ready Approval of the plans yesterday which sample- shall include the small­ and he had taken it up at once, g iv ­ FO O TB A LL COM ES N E X T Eoduced, it is claimed. for anything. Should Cy bo called ends a .long controveray which has est .sixes and most immature, as well in g two weeka of his time and bring­ • rm.rt is now going on to pitch. W . Brown would prob hoon existing between the war de­ os the largest and moat matUro fruit. ing it to the point where the bull- ^ / .t ^Ww - the T L j i m nanr . U g i tJ ably take the keystone, leaving Corpartment and the property owners Tho sample musV be fairly repre­ ness interests must take it up. ITS. Boys are Wanlcd for Practice T o­ prWimmary a u g « to handlc lh ,rd Blahop or for about fifteen years, since the sentative of the entire lot. In case then called for expressions from morrow at Holden Park th n . " B , . . k d t e » l . b . com . to . . e n d , time when George Hopkins of M el­ the test shows tho fruit to be shove some of those present and- T . J. Exit hose bull, enter football, and physical change in the ballots by Trowell can be depended upon the Sanford boys expect to have a bourne first conceived the idea o f the U. S. standard ' the inspector Miller, F. L. Woodruff, Forrest Lako, the examination of witnesses without |jor the short field and W. Brown winner this scuson in this rough and draining tho iands. The approved ■hall inform the shipper of tho fact F. P. Forster, G. F. Smith, F. L . . plans were submitted to tho depart­ that the sample la mature and pass Miller and several others gave their goini into tl\,« boxes. If probability will take care of tho far corner, with tumble game. Coach Hutchison If it fails to v ie w s snd the matter was threshed of this ran he shown the'boxes will, A. Corcho available in a pinch. P. wishes to announce that all those ment about six months ago, follow ­ the lot for shipment. ing their completion by Ishum Ran­ pass tho standard, the fruit shall bo out in a manner that left no doubt ’ be opened. If not the court will not C'Jrcho and Wegman are both avail­ who are contemplating entering the dolph and Company, who have been attached and placed in tho custody about the sincerity of those pre-ient allow the boxes to be opened. able for first base. high sohool football team this season and their desiro to do all in their employed by the promoters to drnw of the sheriff— as directed by law. In the outfield tho fans will find should show up for practice tomor­ power to build the hotel. Commit­ them. , Inspectors shall bo no menns Charley Bishop, Dave Brack and row afternoon at 4:80 at Holden 1 •Udsincs* Change in O riedo tees. were appointed to investigate Canaling W as Stopped •’ pass" or certify to tho maturity of Z. Spifiks has sold hiF mercantile one of the three idle pitchers, all of Park. matter and T h e work of canaling the property sluggers. Cy buiineas in Oviedo to Chas. West whom are noted •He wishos .to. get a line on the 2 L S . « S ’ c.......... ..... 1 1 'Jv j : i;Vr :i7M V'Ilii 'iiV ^ » SS >',Sii|iWil..ii ii,>l ‘ who has been in charge of the aamo You n g batted .400 on the Knight A _________ .fhrrtWAWfc few day*. Meantime th e-eom roli— kina was stopped by an injunction to the proportion of mature fruit in Ihe'm cn to their positions. A t thsrt tecs soliciting aubscriptlons are meet­ ^n ow T Il conduct tho business Corcho are too well known to need is but-Httle rimp to prepare for thv sisuod at the instigation of the war tho grove, nor as to the probable ing with great success and the hotel ____in the aainu auccaaalul-manner■— Mr. TO nltir comment. ‘ T ergu e will also fin t game the boys should all be department. Thia was followed by date of maturity of any portion of seems assured. • Spinks is hmving Oviedo to take up be available.— Tam pa Tribune. there' tomorrow afternoon' and those {he organixation o f tho upper St. the fru it— car lot or rilimbor . of a vut timber tract in L e v y county reriding out of the city who con­ Johns drainage diatrict, under tho boxes. W ESLEY BIBLE CLASSES where Ju*# will-operate hla largo cytemplate entering, tho High School sta{o drainage law passed In 191L Some Rail Teams Inspectors shall not make unnecOfficers elected at Hhxt time and , prmihingle factory, i He has been-a' should write to Mr. Hutchison at ewnry :te 9t* -o f—e v id e n tly immatunjOrlando and Sanford can bo classof C.Otr fruit, thus wasting their time and Great Gathering ” ln.* Ocala Ort 6ber resident of Oviedo for the past two n> V n nf the real towna-oL-the. mn -e a riy -d a U -if-A h e y -W ie h -to - join srrvfrn! at present conttst 10- 12 — Fine Program * [p ; Frank Bills, Melbourne, chairman; Jrtin *juiiti*v*hingie-mi!i ^was^one o f' state, m • • chemicals for simple curiosity,. The when it comes to considering the team. Field Secretary A. H . Colo pre­ J. N . Whltner o t Sxanford, and the largest in this section but the epoVtsmanship.. A ‘ standing rivalry, Samford High School had n good personal knowledge o f tho Inspector, cypress was exhausted, making it which has been standing for years football team laist wesson and ex­ Ames E. Barlow o f Cocoa. These *nd his experience with citrus fruit, dicts on attendance of 600 or 000 imperative that he move to another in baseball is now being thrashed pect to have a b e tte r one this year u|Ton their election employed P. A. ho may use for thq information of Wesley Bible Class men ami women locality. Ilia many friends hate th out with Sally League players doing .and the early practice will count in Van* Agnew of thia city, os attorney the grower. No official opinion as at the big federation in Ocala Oct. 10-12. There are about 400 classes and Isham Randolph and Company »«e him depart- but wish him success most of the thrashing. Some ol the th* first game. to ah’# probable .date of maturity, in Florida and of coprse every class as engineers. I» his new field. Mr. Spinks will best player* of the South ^Atlantic nor the number of cars or boxes in Thl» is a •bo be missed in Sanford where he make up "the two teams, and are T h e plan of drainage .drawn l‘ y | the groVe, that may be mature at a should be represented. Will M ake Sllkdn Miami self entertaining body and each class traded quite a bit and his shingle gathering praise in the sticka. Mr. Randolph and approved by D »«|fixed dutu ahan be given. * At Miami, Sept. 14.— Preparations arc or individual will provide for tho ex« ■HU in Seminole county was a moxt least twenty-five men are now being department provides for drainage o f . 1 being made prepliminary to the de­ lenses of the trip. Ocala hotels will the flood diatrict Into the salt waters Inspectors will also advise all valuable asset to tho county. > used by the • tw o teams from the velopment ol a large tract of land on of the Indian river. Instead of car- grower* that the «J«pectUn season give low rates for the tw o days. A Sally to settle the baseball dispute, the Hillsborough canal, upon which eying it about 200 miles down the does not end on Novem ber 6,^ but line program has been arranged, and BANDITS K IL L PO SSE and all are claaocd os regualr start, will be established by the Moore A . • # St. Johns* river as under present will continue until discontinued by a good time is expected." Those who n Monday’* game O/larido won Adam* Co., * hall million dollar .innatural conditions. The plan pro- order of the national authorities, aro promoting • 'the federation aro Homesirad Bank Robbers are Dearom Sanford ‘ he_ ^ ° 7 u° f vestment in the 11.000 acre veget- vides for three main canaU from the |after the full maturity of tho crop. eaving nothing undone to make it perate FUllngim opposed Charlie Fulton, able silk plant, which •ia expected_ great aucccos. Ocala la tnakinc Mismi, Fla., Sept. 17.— T w o posse with the Utter on the losing end. will be one of the largest Indepen- St. J#hna river o ve r the property to preparation for giving these Sunday the Indian river, each to be approx-1 8hor, on Freight Car* ■•n were killed and two Injured In T h e following Hne-up o ffla y e r * w ill, ^ iri|k Induatrire in the Mountr school force* a cordial welcome. Tho •• * expects ------*- to bo extended Im ately 14 mile* In length, 125 to I Birmingham, Ala., m Sept. 14.— »n encounter early today In tho gr|yq gf| |d(i bow (a r the two ciues | and. which Sunday school worker*, especially Kmgladea with four bandit* sought m ve gone to stage real baseball for within the next three years to not 130 feet wide and 14 to 36 feet deep. shorUge 0f (re|ght car* In southern Numerous amaller feeder canals from for ,hipment of ore*, frulU and those belonging to organised Bible for robbery of $6,900 ’ from the the liv e sporta: Orlando— Herndon, less than 600.000 acrer. . all part* of the district Into three cotU)n j, beginning to assume serious cl oases, who do not include the feder­ State Bank of Hbmeatead (Fla.) 8b; UarbiMn. 2b; Crowell. main arteries of drainage will make proportlon> accordlng to report* from ation in their plans Will miss tho lu t Friday. Reports Teaching here Gooch, cf.; Reynolds, f. L; DlUInger, Paper Mill for Jax . in a,l about 260 mile* of canalways. mtny i * rge market center*. In thb most helpful event o f tho year. _ •rid the bandits fired from ambush lb .; Schuyler, 1. f.I Taylor, c.; and Jacksonville is being seriously conAccording to inforipation obtained Birmingham dUtrict the shortage l» *od then fled. FUlingim, p. Sanford— Robinson, d j i u . Moore. I sidered os the location for what ipay from New Reaidenta for Sanford the local office of the Isham admitted affecting tho movement of Members of the posse trailing the t L i Chapman, .. • ^ Brin’ prove the greatest paper mill in the . The fame of our Celery City, has Randolph and Company, it will take L o j , piK iron and other commercial t>*nk robbers near that section of * ''. H F i m . n ' 2 l>0W»b d Fulton, country, . c c r d ln , to on . Id.ntlded abofit tw o years to complete the de- products. According to report from spread ao for that people from all Everglades, 48 miles south of , lb ., Engman, •• movement, but who does not velopm eni, which is by far the larg- Mobile, the Mobile A Ohio railroad over the country are constantly ar­ •*re, much of which is undrftlned, v Burmel.ter U - * ^ t0 P^ £ ^ W t o have hi. name known until e it of Ita kind ever proposed in the j, ,*id to be facing the wor*t ear riving to verify it* fame aa.a veget•Ppxfcntly were caught in a . trap. Orlando today, and # corJerenca whlch 1. to be etable center and we are continu­ aouth. j shortage in year* Your shots ewre heard, followed the alab wor on held in JackaonwilU in tbi* «W»mecously adding new material to the It la understood that the next Quickly by another. Allen Anderalready largo Hat of growaro. Among Illinois H oi.Campaign *— * - " " l »' “ m," ‘ step to be taken b y members of the •°n and C. Anderson, members the player*, with the heavy bank month. drainage body *111 be the appoint-1 Chicago, Sept. 14.— One of th e i the lateat arrivals to em b a rk *in °f the posse fell dead, while Chari Because of th# acardty of white ment o f a board o f commisaioner* to hardret fought political campaigns forming la G. E. Born who cornea ft- Williams received five buekshot ro ll! from the buahea wfil wend from New Jersey. ; H e has invested *ounds in hla left aide and' arm their way homeward.— Jacksonville paper, the bulk of which la made by determ ine the proportionate bene- |n the hUtory. of Illlnola will be Metropolis . N ew England and Canadian mill*, f l t r o f the different tracU of land as w bet ween G o v. Edward F in form lands in. the western section •nd William Andereon was shot *K>. _ , __ _________ L n d the incident soaring price*, the » basis for future taxation. This wifi Dunne, Democrat and former Con o f town and la already at work pre­ through the thigh. Williams wai V • Priscilla ■' 1 publisher* of the south are looking b4 fdllowed by a bond l» u e to p r o - L rwUman Frank O. Lowden, Repub- paring for a fine crop«of vegetables, •rid to be seriously Injured. T h e PHiellln Club will rreume ita to mean* ^ a ccom p lish *.relief, and ylde bonds for carryi ng tho plat publjcan. nominated for Governor celery, lettuce, etc., if the previous fttorganialnf hla forces. Sheriff ™ Thum day .lurnnon, o n . o< t h » . U U t. m c Uon .< » W into effect. | W ith thU- method In yaitird a y by the • DemocraU and record of thia section i a . sustained. Ban llardie, leaders of the pureuere Mr. Born* U accompanied by hla view, i t will be probably *ix to eight Republican*, respectively, Jt was immediately alerted after Ibe ban­ r hr^J, ^ o r d r u 0P *^ cAo^ Jontha before actual work will be predicted today. Both rolled up plu- bride of a few weeks who will be • dits, aided ’by scores of men from commenced. Iralltiee of approximately 100,000 charming addition to Sanfotd fernhabitable Motions of the coun3 L have heeq*eoUeering kmd. members of the ex.cuUve committee over their nearest conpetitor* In the 1Inins. Mr. and Mrs. Born wiU ffy. where th t att SM.OOO.Acres o f Lnnd , * * n* that will of the oaeodatlon to be held In JaekW hile the diatrict consists at pr«»-1 nomination race, according to r+ - 1aide in tha J. K. Johnson houae Later tho bandiU w of new pattern* In crochet that W l U j o l u ^ ^ for the purpore t o f about 266,000 feres, of lan^lturna available today. *o n French avenue. m akt a delightful »«tn coming north ent of discu«alh» the print eltuaMon. JL.Z\ /r Ida East Coaat R allw t, _______________ Ml V' SSZ ' Y l* . •f• . Kami J ;l J �be returned, although. the race, betwwn W. J. Speer, treasurer, ant hie opponent, W. J. Eekee la dose end later returns could put Eakea In the lead.' CjaH-Chat of the Play-Houses in Sanford Moreover, he knew .that he would Had to Preach a Sermon face a more critical audience than, When * 11. - B. Warner starred in ■'The Market of Vain Desire," new perhaps, any minister had ever been Triangle .feature, learned that he called upon to face, M players are would be called upon to preach a generally extremely critical, where ... - , sermon to 600 spectators, in the big atari are concerned,^ church acene In the production, he For several days prior to the mak­ nearly wilted. It was a.decided con­ ing of the scene Warner considered trast to the task of sandpapering his what ho would do. He derided not .fingers .aud attacking a safer as he to attem pt a sermon. T o have un­ dld| In "A lia s Jimmy Valentine." dertaken to hurl the requisite tirade at the I nee playora, as they sat In the pews, he knew, would be to mix the sublime with the ridiculous in a dangerous manner. The big church scene was made on a Sunday morning and the players .sat expectantly wondering what Warner would *«ay. A t a word from Director Barker, Warner took 'hla place. Then as the camera began to dick he stepped to the rostrum and With remarkable eloqUenee ’ recited "T h e Angel and the W om an," using of course gestures to fit the denund atory sermon which he, playing the part of the daring young mialstcf was supposed to be delivering. His rendition was greeted by generous applause. A t The Lyric Tonight. Dustin Farnura, the Polios Pic­ tures star, portrays the parson fa "T h e Parson of ' Pnnomint," the young lion hearted shepherd of a strange appearing Dock, tho friend of the friendleasvthe broken hearted, the rough miner and the sodden derelict. T o tho ones to whom life has been shorn of its pretty adorn­ ments and amenities, comes this sixJoot stalwart, and his tragic life makes a screen drama that is in­ comparably fascinating. L Y R IC THEATRE E . F . L A N E , M AN AG E R " T H E HOUSE T H A T PLEASES*' PROGRAM M E T O N IG H T —Triangle Day, "T h e Market of Vein Desire" featur­ Into this pjlrt Dustin brings a comprehending compaiaion and n noble hearted tenderness that v iv id ­ ly contrasts with tho "fighting bob­ cat" spirit that also snlmstea this remarkable role. I t Is a Dustin Farnum masterpiece. ing Clare Williams and 11. B Warner. "T h e Two O'clock Train." Saturday— "T h e Waters of Lethe" "Fable of the Small Town Fav-. * Burglar insurance in sums that would make a press Agent blush has been taken out by the Mutual Film Corporation for the protection of its Chaplin reels against theft- by the "film pirates." The twelve releases in which Chaplin is to-appear this year will cost the total sum of $ 1 ,­ 630,000, including tho comedian's salury of $670,000. A vast invest­ ment in lllm'stock is required for the printing of the many copies of the Chaplin pictures issued for distribu­ tion in the United States and abroad. EVery phase of the business involved whieh is insurable has been insured •Ou Am, i CHARGES "T h e Child o f D estiny" la an un­ Tallahassee, Sept. 14.— Next_Friusual story and was especially se­ lected .with Mima Fanwick’a peculiar d a y . - morning - the .' state- canvassing' _ and pleasing talents in view. In 'b o a r d will attempt to establish the "T h e Song .of Songs," Miss Fenwick proof of its averments of fraud in charmed thousands of theatre goers, the amended returns from Madison playing the role of a hoyden who af­ and Hamilton counties, as set up in fected boys' wearing apparel. Miss its return to the alternative writ of Fenwick Is seen in the same sort of mandamus served upon it by the a ' role In a delightful chapter of suprem e. court in the contest proarilng a -o L fif V i m m ) i "TJie Child of Destiny.’ ’ • Later, wears many fine gowns when she is the Democratic nomination for Gov­ transported from a desolate swamp ernor on amended returns secured through part recount in a number of country to the whirl of d t y life. counties, which nomination was A band of fifty gypsies with all .Awarded to S. J. Catta hy the board their paraphernalia, such as cara­ on its canvass of the returns from vans, ate., were used in tho filming over the state in the Democratic of the scenes of "T h e Vagabond," primary of Juno 6 . Mutual $670,000 comedian' by a friends some years ago. The.studio manager, when time for the filming of the scene in which the violin plays a part, cam round, suggested that one from the "propV room be used. Chaplin, however, refused and sent one of the employcoa to his apartment to get his favorite instru­ ment. Lyric Monday, Sept— 18th. Although her first work In mo­ tion pictures was done in the role of western cow girl, Clara Williams, who plays the leading feminine role in "T h e Market of Vain Desire," the Triangle Ince feature in which H. B. Warner is starred, haa recently achieved marked success in her char.-} ncferisatlons of girls of wealth and refinement. It is in-such a role that she ia cast with Warner. In prepar­ ing for the part she gave her un­ divided attention, to her gowns. She purchased several creations that came direct from Paris shops, and these are said to be unusually beau­ tiful. ' In its opinion of Saturday, the motion of Mr. K nott for peremptory writ was denied by the court, and be given until today to Join issue in the fraud allegations, which joinder of issue was filed today, and next Fri­ day set down by the court as date for thft taking of testimony in the point at issue. .Although there was nothing hap­ pening before the court today in which they could takb part, two v o t­ ers from the Greenville precinct in Madison county wera in town so that they could be Ih touch with the issue. They stated** to an outsider that fully seventy other votera were ready to come here and testify Fri­ day, also the county judge. They stated that the county judge ia pre­ pared to testify that the ballot boxes bore evidence of having been tam­ pered with: that the man who fur­ nished the record on which thd bal­ lots were strung will testify, if nec­ essary; that the cord on whichrthe ballots were strung at the time of the recount is not the same cord that he furnished and on which the ballots were strung on the night of June 6 , when they were canvassed at the polls. DORSEY IS GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA “ It is the wide variety of parts one is called upon to' play with ever- M A N N IN G DEFEATS BLEASE The Ring" changing costumes that lends en­ FOR G O V E R N O R O F chantment to motion picturo w ork," SOUTH CAROLINA declares Miss Williams. L y ric T o ­ Monday—"Th e Private Banker" night. ' ' i Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 18.— Hugh M. "H apg On Cowboy" "T h e Dorsey will go into the Georgia Broken Drake" “ ('has. Chaplin The Prohibition Ticket Democratic convention at Macon Jacksonville, Scpk__LlTrJohiV' P. In "T h e Vagabond" [elided“ fa mm for Governor ........ i- -•»- jgai— * • * - iiy fc i grots by tho state prohibition con­ as result of the state primary yester­ Tuesday—"B y Man's Law " Selig Screen Lures Star of Three. Broad­ vention here Tuesday to - oppose day: — While returns today still are Frank Clark. . The convention was incomplete figures At hand give Dor­ way Hits . — Triburtff N * * i r "T h e GreaT presided over by John P. Coffin, Sr., sey 107 counties with a convention Irene Fenwick fentured in Metro's Detective" featuring Ham and who recehtiy gave $ 100,000 to the vote of 260, Governor N a t E. Har­ "T h e Child of Destiny." Bud. Nineteenth Episode of Nutiona! prohibition cause. ris 37 counties with a convention Irene Fenwick, thy gifted and In other instances than in the con- voje of 98; D r.'L . Q. Hardman, four "T h e Iron Cl|tw" charming star, who has the distinc- jtre??iouttl_rkai_in-MrT—Glark'v dt*- counties' 'with tun delegates, and -tron-nf-HprpemnTE "fa UfeVtelTar roles* t r id v tijo. convention endorsed the Joseph E. Pottle three counties with in the threo big Broadway stago Democratic nominees, with the ex­ a half doxen delegates also. A ma­ successes in succession will bp seen |ception of Chief Justice T aylo r of jority in the convention will be 192 on the acreen here at the Star on: the supreme court. The latter will votes. Tho difference in the popu­ Tuesday in “ T h e Child of Destiny," ho opposed by some candidate to be lar vote for Dorsey and Harris waa a five part Metro wonderjilay. Miss choaen by the executive committee. not aa great in proportion aa the Fenwick has just finished a Broad­ dclegtaea gained that being due to AD M ISSIO N 5 AND 10 CENTS way riun in “ T,he Correspondent,” Harris running a close second' In Congregational Church MATINEE: and before that was Been in "T h e some of the counties to which the There will be' services both morn­ Tnraday . Wrdnrad.y '• FiMa, • H,hards, Song of Songs." The previous sea­ ing and evening, Sept. 17th at the greater number of delegates are al­ 3:15 p.m. Night 7 p. m. Sharp son she was the star fa "T h o Fam­ Congregational church. A cordial lotted. . ily Cupboard." W ith her. increasing invitation ia. given to those not wor­ Apparently all atatehouse of­ shiping elsewhere to come and wor­ ficers with the exception -of Gov­ ship with us. ernor Harris are confident they will orite" Ninth Episode, Teg O' EXCELLENT MUSIC ^ > * !* * * * * **> t*V * / i P a rm m k t n l* * »« ;- .7 . M* " — V9 ........... WARNING TO CITRUS FRUIT MEN FROM OUR GOVERNMENT EXPERTS * s* . » , Government specialists estimate that spraying for white fly during the last two weeks in September, this year, will be twice aa effective aa at any other time. , . . •. ' This note of warning is sounded now because white flies are hatching at the present time, hence they are more easily destroyed than in later stages.. V ■ Spray Now— Don't Delay PROGRAM AT THE STAR «nf * * Friday— Dustin Farnum in "T h e Parson of Paniment" ’ . 4 •• Saturday—Special Program consisting of comedy and drama. Monday— Mae Murry in "T h e Big Sister" Tuesday— Irene Fenwick in "T h e Child of Dretiny" Crass Church Will Hava Appropriate Ceremony For Saldi-Modarn house and three Tho Service for Blessing tho new lots. 10U Oak Ave. 160 feet fron t.' Pulpit for Holy Cross Church will E. L. Marshall, St. Charles, I||. 2_gc* be- a part of the service for next popularity there was a demand to her in the silent drama. Mias Fenwick made her debut on the screen under the auspices of George TO D A Y SET BY S U P R E M E Kleine and then Joined the Metro COURT T O HEAR TH E .forces. .• . 4 ' third of the Chaplin M utual' comedlea, which la to bo released July 10. These nomads, on their pilgrimage to Southern California, were camped just outside of Los Angeles, when a representative of the Chaplin Mu­ tual atudioa engaged them for the Dustin Fsrnnm Tonight . Once in a great while comes a picture. Lyric Monday. photoplsy that reaches all hearts. Charles Chaplin's famous violin, A photoplay that makes a never to about which ao much haa byen he forgotten impression. One that is printed, makes its initial public ap­ Clara William's, Leading Lady In Tri* long remembered and hy its prestige pearance in "T h e V agab on d " moat angle Feature, •'The Market of Vain becomes a tradition ,of the silent recent of the Chaplin M utual come­ Desire." drama. Such an achievement ia the dies. This violin, an unusually val­ new Fallas Paramount pnXjuetion uable* one possessing an exception­ A t tho L yric Friday. coming to the Star Theatre tonight. ally sweet tone was presented to the Bale—A second hand organ in good condition. -Telephone No. 3 7 . W.__________ 6-8tp ‘ DEDICATION OF NEW . Schnarr's Insecticide, the one spray that haa been pronounced beet in every competitive teat for over ten yean, will kOl the flic* remove the sooty mold, keep scale insects away and allow fruit to color early. Telegraph year order to J. Schnarr & Company, Orlando, Florida or Independent Fertilizer Company . Jacksonville, Florida ' Scad today for a copy of a complete Uat of which gives -V; ■ ? *“ » ;V. H and 'hounda, trained or untra If Intenseted write for a revised Norib Side Kennels, P. 0. Box 136, High Point, N. C. . 3-1C Sunday morning, the 14th Sunday after T r in it y . U p to this time there haa bean no pulpit in the church*. The new pulpit i* a v e r y hautJamae. piece o f carved oak. hand finished. It haa f>aen erected on the Gospel aide of the .chancel, according to ancient church usage, from the Divine Founder’s injunction, to "Preach the Gospel." Tho very handsome brass lectern, given i o m e years ago. by Capt. -and. Mrs: W . A . Sr. in memory of their son, haa its honored place on the Epiatle side of thp chancel on Which rests the Bible from which the Old and New Testament Scripture lessons are read in the various church of­ fice services. The new pulpit la a gift to Holy Cross Church from friends-of the pariah priest.* For Sale—Nlco 6 passenger Oak­ land automobile. Also surrey. Ap­ p ly Abernathy's furniture store. -8 *tf___ ----- For Sale-^Unp Runabout, re­ built, $100. Schelle Mania) C ity. £-tf For Sals—N early new adding ma­ chine. $36,00. Western Union' ' 1-tf For Sale at Sanford— T w o Hghtcre,gaaoline engine and ppmp and other articles. Address Z. Spinks, Oviedo, Florida. ' 1-tfc For Sale— Marine motor, 18.horats power, 3 cylinder, 3 cycle, Ferro. First class condition, Sanford Mach­ ine & Garage Co. 93-tt For. Sale— Owing to change to' electrical power we have on hand The services for Sunday, Sept. machinery In good condition, con­ 17th, are: sisting o f boilers, engines, water pumps, fire pumpa, air compree7:30 a. m. Holy Communion. sore and sundry* other machines, 9:46 a. m. Church 8 chool. which we offer at prices which are a 11 ai m „. Divine Service, Blessing.' amall part of the original coat. If of Pulpit, -and Sermon. • interested address Virginia Carolina 7:30V- m. Vespers and Sermon. Chemical Co., care H . H . Peabody, All persona are heartily welcome. Superintnedent, Sanford, Fla. The church makes its especial ap­ 58-tf peal to all who appreciate the dig­ nified holy wonhip of the ancient church. Thimble Party for Bride FOR B E N T F O R R E N T — 2 R o o m corner: Magnolia and sixth Street. Enqure at Mra W U liam s'M aiincry. 8- H c A charming affair on Wednesday For R en t— Furnished rooms for afternoon was the thimble party given by Mrs. John Meisch in honor light housekeeping or bed rooms. ' 7-tf of her cousin, Mrs. G. E. Bom of 117 Laurel. 8 e.acaucus, N. J. Furnished rooms, large and C09I, The attractive guest ia one of the four blocks from business canter. July brides who will be a gracious Bath rooms In connection. Cheap acquisition to the West Side aa M r. rates for autnmer. C om fort Cottage, and Mrs. Born will reside in. San­ corner Fourth and M agnolia. 92-tf ford. ■ Th e pretty home of M rs. Meiach For R ent— Several nice office was most attractive with vases of rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N. P. garden flowers placed about on Yowcll A Co. 32-tf . tables and cabinets. * An ' amusing guessing contest, . For R en t— 708 Park* avenue. En"L o o k Qut for the Cara" was much quire o f H . C. DuBoae, First and 48-tf enjoyed, the prise, a allvsr thimble Park avenue. becoming the property of Mrs. T . L. O'Connor.- Guesta of the happy occasion were Mrs. J. D. Roberta, Mrs. O'Connor, Mrs. J . ‘ A. Cheek, Mrs. A. D. Smith, Mrs. R. A. Tcrheun, Mrs. E. J. Taylor, Mrs) C. A. Smith, Mrs. J. Gore, Mrs. J. Couch, Mra. Claude Couch, Mrs. Joe Meiach, Mrs. W. H . Peters, Mra. Randall and Mrs. Ton) Davis. S a w m ill MACHINERY AMO .' ALLSUPPUL5 ^W A N T E D LOST Deport n an l . f ih* loiarlar, IT. S. La n d O m r* at OsloaavUla, Fla. Aug. 12th, ISIS, Notlra I* hereby U.l . . . | l » a_ th .h it WiUtam D Flllro.n ol Waklwa, Fla., who ea Juna U l l l... l , mad# llomrataod Entry, Na IlD B M ltld dSSlS. (01 S H af SEW and 8 U o f b W U . Section St, Town,hip IS 8, Hoags 29 E Tallahataaa Mori dies. h.a filed ant lea ai intration U*1 . to __ _ _malt* _ _ _ _ _Ffv».r* _ _ >H or Proof to « lb! lab claim to tbt land abova dairritxd, >fo before Clark Circuit Caurt. at Sanford Flarlda, on th * t lth day of September, ISIS. . V »r Krtcai i 1 All Local Advertisements Under Thla Heading THREE CENTS L in e Fer Each Insertion. Minimum Chsrge 25 Cents. f o b Ts a l e a Tenant W anted—W anted a good tenant for m y 20 acre farm, situated 3 miles ?out|) of Sanford. N on e but those who cai^ furnish good refer­ ences need apply. George G. Her­ ring, Sanford, Fla. 2-8tp W. K. La« ol Waklwa*, Florida W. H. n oyd.olI.W Wshlws. Flaatda si W. A. lluih of Wrklwa, Florida. HOUEHT W. D A V IS lOJ-Tua* * FrU O te Register. Catalogue . CLASSIFIED m ADVERTISING ** N O T IC E OP E LE C TIO N Wharaaa. th * C lt» Council o l lb * City ol Baalord, Seminal* county, Florida, oa th* Slat day. of Aufuat. ISIS, duly paaaad aa ordioanco. aatlUad, “ Aa Ordinance Proy ld la f for .th t.laau aaca-ol-B oi.d a W m Tam of US.OOoTou lor th# Ptfrpaa* of Payias. R fllrtn c sad Rafundiag an laaa* of Honda at tho C ity of flanforJ. Fla-In th* ■um ol IIB.OOO.OO, Daartnc Data January I, 18*7 and Maturing January I, 1917, and Authorlilng Ynd Empowering ' th *. Mayor of tho C ity ol Sanford, Florfda. to l « n o a Call (o r aa Election to ITatarmla* th* Quaatlon aa to tho laauaaco o l Said Uonda, and (or th * Eloctloa of a Based ol Three llond •Truat***,” which aald ardlaone* waa duly approved by ma on. tbs asm* data and M e a n t aSacliva Immadlalaly upon It* approval, and Wharaaa, under tba charter ol tha city ol Sanlord, Ih* quastloa al tha iaauaar* .. bonjia ahaaM b* aabaillail to tho olaalera ol said cltjr. who own rail aotata lor rallflratloo. or rajaetloa, at aa aloetloa to b* rolled lor that purpo**; , . Thar.fora, I, J. D. Davlaoa, mayor ol tho city ol Sanford, Bamlnolo county. Florida, under and by virtue al tha author­ ity In m* vaatad by tbs ordinance* ol tba euy of Sanford, la rafaranro to tho laauante al bead*, do harsby call aa election it.i: than and thara vto j bo' A bald W rasaIs For Sale— Strawberry plants, $2.00 election, per thousand F. O. B. Lake Mary. whether Or not th# sold city o l Hanftnl •ball !>• authorized to laaua bond* In Ik* C. A. Farina, Lake Mary, Fla. • um ol t49.0S0.OO lor tbs purpose of p a y Inf. ratlrlaf and refunding tha gtS.OOO.OO ' ■"_____________________' 7-4tp •lx par cast city o l Sanlord, Flarlda. baada. maturing January 1, lilt: bad to aiad Beat B o a rd in g House proposition throe p m .n i to aorva aa a board o f baada in Florida. ,W n te or call J. B. trnstaaa for aald proposed laaa* *1 band*. Aad I da baraby appelant C. C. Woodruff. W. Tuttle, Enterprise, Fla. 7-2tp aad John Anderson la- r ora si rtora o 7 a a {^ V action, t __ and M. W . Lovall k al aald aJ.rtlon. For Sale — Girls* bicycle with Folia to ba opened at alghi o dock a- » and to remain open until aasdawn. coaster brake ahd good tires.' Apply . WlUaaa my head aa mayor, and tba seal M ettinger’s afore. . 7-2tp of tba sold city al Baalard, fUolnolw Couaty. Fin ite, aa this tba IS rd ol day o l A«cnat. 191C. • • For Rant— Hotel, unfurnished, 23 (aaal) J. D. D A V IS O N . . Mayor o l tba City *1 Saafprd. rooms, known aa SL.Johns Hotel. Samlaala County. Flarlda. Enquire No. 107 Laurel. 7-2tp Attaal: Jaa. C. Roberta, • City Ctark^af tba^Jty *1 Sanford. Fla. For Sale— Good piano, cheap for cash or w ill. make terms. Apply .0. W. Spencer. 7-tf POSITIVE EVIDENCE - ♦ For Sale— One International truck. from many people who have been cured by using Thoroughly overhauled and paint­ ed. Apply E. Stafford, Sanford. . ___________________________ 7-tf For 8 ale.or Rent t- Well estab­ lished boarding house. Addrew Boarding House, c-o Herald. 7-tf ECZEM A REM EDY For Sale—One good mule, $200.00 is proof of its merit- T ry it today, cash. Wm. J. Harkneaa, Maitland, only, by us, 60o and * 1 .00^ ^ b o w E r !«* . ... . 7-3tp ■ >V . • s �-> PAbB tax *«. i m D E L IN Q U E N T T A X E S C ftr o f Sanfbrdi. Florida LOTS Mb. Tier ----— - - . . G o o d w i n . . . . _____ ~ ~ B. J. .Wklla'a Hah-DIVlalan - — W. W. Aldrid*# .. r -W .J f> C w t«r * Co. ft* %JF* •Sanford Hotel A Imp. Co. M. F, Reblaaaa L. E. W h lt a __ W . P. Carter. _ Hy. W l« h i_____ A. C. I . K. 8L7. W. 8. Thornton 8. J. Thomra. _ Jo# Span c a r___ A. P. Anthony A ii'iw 3 and 3 ...,------- - i. i fo fE - llan Bradley E. H. Jone* D i« ld K. Backer Hattie UghtfoOt. Jacob Green Eat. Eli Hurley, Hanford Hoigkto ----- t - — ------ — — _ M r« K. N. Morrow______ B. J. Starling. W . T . FUld * o. w . K . ^ ™ 0. Road.... .. i . N. Habaoa. II. A- llo lly .. C. II. Dingo* C. 1L Dln*eo. Charity U. fin I). E. Docker. 1. 8, Dradley J. U Oardnar J. B. (lardnar. Hallaa E. Tot DaUaa E, J'pl Tom ’ Fairchil. A- Graham .., Kd. Putnam W. G. Aldrlr =: Unknown___ E. I- Brown O. E. Kill,___ M. E. FUlda.. E. 1,. Brown_ Dally I . Pott. W. It. Wataon Cbaa. Kannar . D. U Thraahar W. II. Pataca. _ W. H. Patara. _ H. A. Daanar. O. & Frontier „ K. C. Clamant GII Hart Btokaa O. W. Johnaon Eat. lira. R. N. Roberta Mr a. Emma Blalae. Victor Sehmala____ W. B. Thornton____ T . E. Ceiggl*. Hy London. Portlock 0. Hamho lcklna...„.. W. C. Btawar 8. W. I a win A. A. Gramlli R. H. Oaicar. W. W. Abernathy Wllaon Hay warden K. 8. Johnaon_____ W. G. 8 la w art,___ .if I II* ----•ir 4a----11 JM 1.70 1.19 8.19 Gao. A. PaCottaa... Mra. U H. Thraahar “ — — — —*««i-------- B W ^ a f W M e l N W f i -----------S M ol L o u 1t n a d ' 1, 10. 11 and 13 14 ft ol I-ot 2 and 20 feat o f 3 ___ 8 40 It of Lot 4 and 6 ...... .... I and N l f o l * B H n t Lota 2 and A ___ ______ a___ _________ Klliaon Qaorta D. U Thraahar Wm. Ilraddy__ W. P. Leavitt . W. P. Leavitt... A. b . Parriah.. n rfrtir Cunnlniham E. W. St I l e a _______________ W. G. A ld rid **____________ C. II. VanDem en........ ... .... J. II. Ctirlalopher______ __ Geo. K. Chn.w A Co_______ 11. I- Delegnl______________ Mra. M. W. L o v e ll________ P. Z. G ra ve*............... _ .... 8. 8. Graven ___ A.tl*. Connelly ....... _ ......... l>. O. Monroo____._______ __ Porreal Lake ____ _ __ ___ _ T . A. N eal-_________ _______ Wm. S h elly ...... ....... . . W. T. W heelaaa___________ 8. G. Harper . _ . T . J, Allen ___ „ . _ J. II. fimoeha ___ .... Mra. W. W, Abernathy Mr*. W. W. Abernathy. . . _ D. A. t'aldwell A Son. J. W. D irklna_____________ F. I*. R iv e r a ____________ Nick Z eroovea n _-----„ --- _ II. W. Bronaon ____ _ Fk. A d a m . __ _ ______ ____ DeW Rt ilayra . ____ A. I). Z a ch a ry..„ ____ ____ II. C. Dulioae________ ;___ __ W. II. Petera____________ _ I - II. G uat ______________ W. G. A ld rid *r----- ------ATart ha Phrlpa . __ _______ l.fiale Waldron____________ U n kn ow n ________ L_ M. Frank _____ ___ ____ . W .C . M c K in n o n ___ ____ I). W. I l r a d y _____________ Mra. 4i. P. I'niton. _ W. li. Connelly __ C. I.. .Win* ___________ It. U. Smith _______ ____ Jno, Munan .. _______ __ Mra. Toney W a ld fo n ..._ _ C. II. W illia m * _________ _ lly M oor# _____ _________ Ki*t# Ford_____ __ __ Jno. M arahall..... .... ... ... ... W. M. Clark_____________ Unknown._ . . _________ __ J*.. llitk * ________■ W m. C la r k _______________ Delaney . „ „ __________ ___ Dr. Hfu|th 9.30 22 and 23 14.30 24 nnW25 l.3 t * 4.SO 3.80 25.60 >21.30 26.30 B6.30 Sb',.10 26.10 S.»0 5.90 31. Ill 4.50 42.30 7.30 63.30 All except 174 (t N and 8 and 117 loot E and . W of Lot 42.30 Tw o. Tw o acre*_____ _.___ 3.50 3.10 W U o ! Lot 4 .................... Z _ _ ■*10.10 4.50 1.70 1.70 fi.90 42.30 70.30 24.10 28.30 17.l*il 25.50 7.30 COO 1.70 7-30 7.30 G. U. Graham Mary ' Warmley. I>. It. Rriaaop.... II. R. Ilriaaon ., I). G. Monroe... II. A. G erard... O II. Gramtlnf Unknown.____ 1_ T. J. A llen_____ G. N. Gerard ... Iteblnaen'a Surrey -----_ Moae William Clark*# Hub Dltlnlan. IIlark 21 -----_ Wm. Clark .. _ __ — J. Ji Johnaoo. A. D. Chappell's Nab DDIalan O J. G. W. Benton _ 0 Wm. Clark___ 1.00 LOO 1.00 . 6.20 3.80 7.30 Klleit Lockett Howard P. Land Co. D. A. Caldwell_____ Howard p. Land Co. Benton A Clark___ _ O. b. McGill Unknown W. U. Aldridge Unknown Sanford M l*. Co. M a r lln 'a . Adilillei _______________ _________ i 10 r 6 and 4 . .... . 7. 6. 9 and 10.-. _1 ,,_If . . ...., i.„-* 1 |ii ( a n d 7______ ........ ......... •_________1 i i 2 and 3 ________ 1 i i E . O v ie d o llr. W H _____ _____ -____ 1 i 12 1 an d 2........ — a ii Unknown ___ Mra. A. M. Munaon ____ W. G. Aldridge*.________ W. G. Aldrid*#________ W . II. Barclay _______ W. G. Aldridge . ______ _ W . G. Aldrid*#____t____ W. n. Aldridge_________ Fracti onal u0p i . i t * j . _ r . r : ~ z z z z s ir oT L o ts” 5 and 6 , .......______ ...... A 6 and 9 ... #* 1 and 2 J 53 and S t ---------- 1__________ ____ . K S3 _____ w l M f t W > 2.~8T. ini?i n,j 't f t . . _ _ _ K Ufa* ISO It ol 56, 67, 58 and 69 K W 150 It ol 60.. ....... K l«a * W 160 It of 60 and 35 ft of 61 K i t , 63, u and N 35 ft of 61_____ K N 35 ft of 61 and 200 7t of 62, 63 and 64, K II. C. Dultoae A. French Unknown...—■ .. wan Afm atron* ____ * _ Roberta L A HartU II ... M altha W'lltlama.. . . ... 8. W. Law la __________ _ Mra. H. A, G a rd n e r ___ A. A. Evan*.-._ _ _ _ _ _ J. I>. Snead--------------D. C. Brock____________ W . C. Stewart . ____ __ W. O. M c G ill__________ Wealejr Joneo E a t _____ J. D. Ford________ ____ Ja*. Itobinaan___ ____ W r.ley Jonea _____ ___ _ ardaon _____ ardaoa ■..... _____ Unknown— ____ ___ i Dave W arren.... _______ R. H. Geiger------------- Dan Hariwr E a t....'._ _ Lucy S. Brawn__________ A. Jwnes _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 8. A . Ballard_____ ______ A . M. Thraaher... _____ Simon Jon#* W . E. McLaalat_________ T . 1- Croom , « , __ W . C. Stewart Serena Dennla k A loward P. Land Co_______ l , - . , M ; . . L . n d C o.---------- ■ _ _ _ __ ,t ‘ O l l a n Z Z Z Z i — — — Wm. C la r k ..._____ _______ _ W. C, Coltlna..;._ _ _ _ _ _ Wm.Meccwr______ _________ Wm. Mvrcer.________ __. — I*. A. Caid wall A Son*______ _ O. W. Banian........ .............. _ Howard P. L • Haatb Hawfard t G, W. Bantao_________ ____ __ K. U. Young_____________ '___ _ R. Shephard?.___________ _ Prank l l a ll. . , . . , _____ _______ _ O. W. li.n lo n ______ _____ __ _ T . D. b a t l * ___ — _________ _ _ > , D. B. M a h a n . ________ __ O. K. Graan..........._ * _ _ ! _ _ O. W, Cook______________ _ G. W. Cook______________ * __* G. W. Cook_____ _________ __ Uomar Klliaon.. __________ _ __’ Prank H a ll...______ ____ ____ _ W. 1). lloykln . ____________ __ lly Poy llalra. .. ____ ______ _ Hanlon A Clark..... ........... .. __ a. w : cook . ........ _ J T _____ __ Unknown__________ ________ _ Prank'Halt.______ H _______ _ . P. Slplla____ _______________ __ • Uakaowa________ '______ __ Joa T h a n # * _____ ____ __ _ !>. C. Callla*_______ _______ Mra. H. I_ DaPwrwat ______ W. P. Loovlll'a Bwh-Dlvlriaa L *U T, t. * . U Y 12. 12. 16, IP W. P. Leavitt.. ' to and 2 1. . _____________________ . N H a l U t l ________________________ _ 8. W . W ritht. Sip of Lot 2----------_ a< ~ _ ,1 - 1 I _ ( i . 11 t . l a a 14, H an d Id------------------------------- Lot D. V,-. L. M lckena............ ....... _ A n l r t i ■r A n d t fra n . L u- II III yard ______________ _ r. II. RaaCa A J U:l*a _ _ D. T. William*.. _ _ Wm. B - t l a r - ____ __ — Mattie Dawhlaa__ __ Jerry Jaaaa ... __ _ __ Uakaowa____________ DePwreet Ad llUaa U _ Juaa Walker .. 3 10 W. 0 . MeOllI . E. M. Oramlln* A. A. Oramllag. Nattlo Crawford C. Royal----- _ Jan. Potta._____ K a m i H le h * ._ C. H. M a rtin ... i L. IL A. E. 1Irwin..... J in rirlr*It J i . »_ M. P * __ _ W . C, Stewart.. M. J. W n d * _ W. C. Stew art._____________ Sac All ol See 21 lying E ol Paraimmon ava lea* W | 296 It--------------------------- - 32 Beg 77 llaka E of W aide of Paraimmun av# and Ht Gertruda ava, rud E 6 rhe N 10 cha. W 5 cha , 8 10 cha to begi n. . 26 I Alt that portion o f land bat, N 1 line of Sac 26 and NT Una of Blk 2 N ___________ 26 Beg 10 cha and 3 Ik* N of H !* po>t, thane# E 4.35 cha N to. N W cot aaid addition to J T A K W • R y N W to M Sac tin* , 8 to bag. _________________ 26 It eg 4.8* cha E and 6 2*3 cha N ol SM, run E 10 cha, N 3 1-3 cha, W 10 rh., 9 1 1-3 cha to bag 26 i Rag 4.35 cha, E ol 8 M Sac * run K 10'cha, N 3 1-3 cha, W IQ cb*. 8 3 1-3 -eba to b a g .... ..................... 26 ! Rag 3 1-3 cha N and 4.35 aha E of 8*44 Bee, run N 8 1-3 cha, E3 1-3 cha H 3 1-3 W 3 1-3 cha to b e g ____ 26 ! Dag *20 ft W and ! » 0 ft 8 of NK cor, run S 470 fl W IIS ft, N 470 It, K - )d 6 ft to bag____ _________ 35 Hag 1165 ft W and 190 ft 8 of NE cor, run W 186 ft N 470 ft, E 186 fr. N 470 ' ft to bag__________________ 35 Beg 1350 ft W and 190 f t S o f N E cor, run W 92 U ■ ft. N 470 ft to basin___ 33 Beg 1638 ft W and 190 ft S of NE cor, run E 190 ft, 8 470 It. W 190 ft, N 470 ft to begin.!___ __ 35 Bag 1628 ft W and 1P0 ft 8 of N E ror, run W 931) ft 8 470 It, E 92 M O, N 470 f t __________Z ____! »S Bag 792 ft W of SE cor of N K>* nl N K j Green llart . 8 . Shepherd Renton A Clark T. 8. Daria. .... Wm. Clark_____ A. 1L Knight— . Fell, M ear lit. _ 4h T. Clark____ W. M. Clark.__ Cha*. K n lfh t.. . MU* S l«w e r i, W. M. Clark W. M. Clark___ Willie C clliae... Clark’ * Sab Dlvlalon. Block 24 ..— —. __ * Wm. Clark.-., _ — _ Fannie Klliaon, __ -a. . _ Fannie Klliaon, ___ — __ Dave Jackson . — r— _ W .C . Corker.. ----• _ _ G. W. William. All un p la tted ________________ a D E S C R IPTIO N 17.60 I . ' j of Lot 4___ ___ _ _ _ _________ 6.70 22.70 77.30 6.90 25.50 9.70 — — — _ 7.30 21.30 42.30 Maria Motion 81. Fractional art B ol Trilby N t i la t r a l l o w 'a Addlllaa J. P. lo in * J. P. Lain*. W. Boykin. Unknown — ‘ Tp U «* Acre* «0 12.49 _ j , T . Ariel......... ............... 30 19 I» 1.79 D. 0 . Monro*. I * * 30 _ 30 • _ U . M. Sm ith... Ifr Z *trow *r..‘______ ^____ _ SO Prank H a ll..,. / li.. L 19 . O W NER W. J. Thigpen________ 3p 19 11.41 14.19 17.19 _ 30 __ Wm. Jackaon.,., 1» 80 _ T. P. Adam *_____________ 1* 80 _ T . P. Adam*._____________ 19 * 20 19 '8 0 _ A. J. 8h#phard_.._____ ' 19 30 _ Chariot!# Brawn. _ , Fa*ay WtlHam*._______1 _ ' * 619 il ~r - f r " — M. M. Smith . . . : ________ — W. B. Boykin_________ _ . .- a*' - T. and D. Jaaklna . ____ __ _ Nadia* Brook*__________ ^V*9 aPL, ‘ 10 W. P. L e a v itt__ 10 649 * J W. F. L a a v ltt________ 6 iT.H y. V, — II.Id 3.41 W. t . Leavitt....______ __ n. 4 09 — Ja*. — IL W. E dw ard*.., _ 4.-9 — 5 Daanla Collin*______ M. M. Hmllh t_____ 4 79 6 II. E. fitockdal*...... Hector.. . . 5 Mra. A. La t « * _ . 6 Urn. Hatll# Leavitt 6 Unknown_____ __ 2d — A. V. Preach 31.4 2 4-0 A. T. Franck T4J9 10 Ooo. W. 1 ! | •3 19 39 (Oontkwad i H - • ’ C. Gawow.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ '3 ■ m *?!! 10.19 21.19 Harlan, T._". 14.M 6.90 19.19 _ • M. M. S m ith .... — Barilo. T _ — T . J. Wllaon., Malaa and Bauada half mh* poet an N line, run 210 ft, S 210 ft, W 210 <ft. N 210 D. lea* begin 2281 ft W and 710 It B of N E cor, Sac. 26 run K 663 It, B t l * tt. W i l ? ft. N E to. begin, and all that part of 8 W t| o f NE M of A. C . L. H. K. alao lea* bag 40 tt W of N W eor of Lot 72 of tba Fla, Land A Col. Co., Ltd A d. to So. Sanford In ■HnmlnoMi lata Qrantw^Pu Pin. Thane# 671 ft, lhanca 40 ft. thanra * 676 ft. thane* N 240 ft to begin . _________________ 26 Rag 40 f t W ol N W ror of L o t T2 of .Pin. Land A • C oL Co. Ldt. Ad to Saqford In Sonnnolo lato Or­ ange Co., Pin., thanra W 675 ft. thanra S 240 Ihdaco E 676 ft, thanra N 240 ft to beg____________ 26 Beg 2181 ft W and 700 ft 8 of N E cor. Her 36 run E 433 ft, S 210 ft, W 607 IL N K to beg____ ! _____ 26 t W i l l t W and 710 ft 8 of of N E eor Sec 35. run E 462 ft. S >10 ft. E 210 ft N 210 f l W to begin.......... >2 ....................• » SEW of >—ati **nAomettamew* 15 or sw .i< of ----- J -------- 66 I BW M of N W H . 1*0*264 f t ... ______ 16 Bog SW ror of £ U of N W U of 8W U of R W K , run K 264 ft, N I t r l t , W 2 f t f t . « 167 f t _____ _ Dog. 240 ft 8 of N W cor or K M o f N W ) ( of SW4| of N W W , run S 166 ft. E 264 IL N 167 ft, W 264 ft, 8 167 f t ________________ Be* at N W eor of E M o f N W M of S W U of n V m run 5 U 5 ft. R t i l ft. N * • 220 ft, W 364 ft___________ 2* W M e lB W M of N W W ,._____ 15 a n o r s w i f o i Ab u or N W W .... ....... ]g H Int o f N W W of S \ i of S E I f o f N W M ______ ______ 18 M I " t o f N W W ol 8 )1 of 8 E U of N w 7 f..._ 36 °* * « •» of N W W .................................. |g NM . of N W ’ -----! N W t(. That pan of N E of 8 A 1 R. IL and too* 3!0 ft. S t t N E One of N W U , run 8 >10 fl. K 210 f i . l i stO It, W *10 it and moo bog 627 ft W o f W aldoJeV French av* and N lid * • f Gold aboro av*. run N to N lino toe, W 100 ft 8 to N aid* Goldaboro nvo K 100 ft aad laaa bogig too ft B of N W cor, run * M il I 140 ft. f r 10 ft. N 140 f l to b e g i n ____Id t i t ft 8 of N K r a T o f ^ ^ of N W y , m n ” 5-70 m LM 21.18 1U P M.l# 10.11 19.71 11.79 _ T . L. M ead____ — — C. M . Barry________ — _ Mra. N. B. Hoakiaa________ — — Mra. A. C ra en b a r*______ — — Mr*. W. W, DaniaJa.____ M. Sm ilh'o 8ub.DI.UUn No. I — — II. M. A J. D. H ay*______ — — C, A. Bait*....................... — m . m . sm R »: : i ” ~ r — — J < * i O oadw tn...— — — Baker, I-.____________ ___ — — * C. E. Tucker, __________ — — T. II. K irb y_______ __ ___ N » i nl Lot i f W U of .Lot I t Blackahaar, A. L. Ilayloek. Norman Button Green Hart Eat. Ed Roatia_____ Albert M a.den. N. Ilu tln ______ E. Me Nealy___ C. H. Hra«well_ Julia W llliam a.. J. W. W h ite___ H. b. W llaon.,, Gertrude Shepherd Victoria O'Neal a 2- s . ____ Fractional C. C. Humphrey! -----— — ° — J. C. Andataoa PlarMa Land A Col a alt all* a Ca.’ a Crlory PUnlntUo Carrto J. II. Bruton TbfO. M l l l t . . __— J w ..w Jo H. W hliD «r______________ V. 8. Arn ert________________ M ra \larak Low la_____ __ __ Wm. Burnett. . . _ _ _ _ _ _ Hoaa Johnaon..... ................ Ilitfln a 9a*. BW cor, 1 run N l i t ft, E I I tl N 144 ft. K 41 ft 8 264 ft, W 114 f l ___ * Da* 8K cor, run N 1 H ft W 76 ft, N IIS ft. W 11 5 ft E 1 1 1 It. S 264 ft ________ D a , 1*0 ft N of SW ror, run N I t t ft, E 66 f|, fi )4 t fl W 61 It . . ________________ * - Mra. Gao. Dlaklnaon. .a y" jp ' - v1 . ^ fP . �m.V V * ifi.' THE SANFORD HERALD u , te w o n fiT p la n T food _w lflrb i leached out Neither should It be'Stored looeo-un­ der sheds, but It should bo packed down and kept sret enough to prevent heating, which would drive off nitro­ gen. This tremendous loss from Im­ proper handling explains why fa r naira find. It necessary to uso such tariff quantities o f manuro to derive much benefit from I t It w ill■ta) observed that oTen when manure U stored IB a shed there .1* Iom . Hy covering IMe manure heap with sulwtanccs like or­ dinary lonfrt. sawdust or wheat straw much loss may l»o prevented and the F a rm in g j ^ f t + u i 'i n 1 1 i t i -i -i + |- : QOLLARS FROM FORESIGHT. W ho N o t" E con om ic Nak.a tho P ro fit United Hlafea departfnOnt of ^ ™ ■- fa rm !n s t» p r o m p t an d ,bo m arket i-rlca o f p rod u cts to c o st T h e A m e r ic a n farm '“ who arc most s u cra stfu l u su a lly ** operation o f e co n o m ic fo rc e s o f t h e * n eigh b ors. A ta rg e o f farm ers c h a n g tr a n o ld osg g S d astern on ly w h e n fo rq p d b y 1 3 A I N or shine, winter or summer, each Uneeda Biscuit is crisp, flalcy, full of nutriment, fresh and tempting as the minute it left the oven. there tho srentest opportaX to aw IndlTidnal former through • From each opened box o f Uneeda Biscuit there comes that w on d erfu lly appetizing odor of freshbaked biscuit. Keep Form Tools Sharp- Sly keeping tho farm tools sharp you horse feed nml horse strength. It do^s belter work, moro ,of It In one day and jmys n lustier pfoflt. It anvet time, tenqier and Unman vitality. A good emery stouo will pnjr for Itself In ono season. Oct "you ooo rind keep tho tools ahnrpE . mvo Yi -M ilk ta Good F ood F o r C hlcko. Feet! all of tho spare milk, such as buttermilk, separator milk and clab­ bered milk to tho chicks. They relish lb and It ta good for them. It matters not If It ta sour, prqjrldcd It bo clean. N A T IO N A L BISCUIT COMPANY . • N o va ) S ta lk Cuttor. quidkly modifying tils organisation In m ponso to changed markets, but such readjustment "Is o f great rnluo to the whole community, for such action In thus becomet corrective o f thti changed condition from which It sprang. I,ct Us nnaume, .for Instance, that thcro 1* E (immunity engaged largely In llro atook production apd that through aomo causa feed prices advance la such-a point that there 1* moro money In sell­ ing "tho raw product than In reeding'. Under such conditions n large number o f fareeelug farmers will quickly cur­ tail tbelr Uvo stock Industry nud liecome sellers o f raw feed products. This In turn tins a tendency to reduce feed prices and to lhcreaso the ptlco o f.llr o stock products, thus bringing about-the former balance. Spraying Far Codling Moth. In answer to a correspondent who asks wtiyo It ta necessary to spray for F I o r id e a l A lk id e a l S e m in o le Represent the best known Send (or catalog and price Ust Ask lor spray lnlonnatlon Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co. d a o k 9 o n v llle f i F lo r id a ^ THE U N I V E R S A L CAR New Prices Aug. 1, 1916 nnP1^e following prices for Ford caw will be effective on and after August 1st, 1916. C h a s s i s - - - . .* $325.00 R unabout • . 1 . 345.00 T o u r in g C a r . . . ■360.00 C o u p e le t - . . 5051.00 Town C ar - 595.00 Sedan 645.00 . ‘ ■ . F. o. B. DETROIT 8 - c - P- W IL L IA M S JIIIA A. 1L, mil ME 118AY. MONHOC. l— n .t. n lu tllf M ilr ic u tff * i M H * I-onin will JAbsorb about Iblrtoofl Adru'nl.tratrla. 92-Prl-me pduntls o f nitrogen per ton o f 2.000 pounds, sawdust about eight pounds I* Ik * C lrtsll t'eu il of Ik * R e iie lh JuUclet and wheat straw nearly four pound* f'licu ll * f Florid*. HamlBvl* C e e i l r . l la :* ,;v chases m I j p o Of fa h n ln s In J J * to economic praM U re a a Indl- T! 1 corp . are ordarad to appear to thg. bill o f Monaamplalnt duly filed In thla eauaa, on ** — day, tha Sad day o l October, 1916, * tula. day af thla court. It la further ord*r*<f" that thla notlcg bq, putdlahed In tb* Sanford Herald," a nawapapar pubtiahad in Samlaola couqty, Fla., la Cauit a| Kir fu o n lr Judge * -mlnn a once a weak lor (our conaacutlv* waaluWllnaa* FJ. A. tJougtaa*. C lerk o f th * Cauafy tttala ufC Flnrfvla " rida Circuit Court, and tho aeal thereof, -this In ra F.atfitn of 24th day of Augu.t, A. I>. 191*. D. O Mattrco • (aeal) E. A. D O U G LASS. T o a I Crrd tur* la-cattaa, D »tr bu t*.. and ' Clark Circuit Court. a'l P u i o i i i b n In,: C alm * or B r n iiiili 9*Prl-Ste agcJLl »aid r * i » t « i Yo i. and ra.h o{ you aro hereby ffnllDad nod required to preavnt any claim* and In Court o f I he County Judgr, Hawilaafa dvmanrta which you. nr cither of you, may County, Slate e f Florida have again.t tha c**at# ol I) (J Monro*, In re Ettate o f ’. derca-ed lata of Sam;nol* county, Plurid*. Mike Kotundo to tha undrrq gnrd admlninlratm cl .aid T o all-Creditor*. legatee*. Diairlbutee* and citato, within, two year* from tha elate all Pereon* having Claim* or Demantla haro-ef. i y « in * t aaid P ilate: and required to praeent any elaim* and da* mand* which you, or cither of. you,, may havo againat the relate of* Mika .Rotundo, decaa*Fd, late el.Seminole County, Florida, in tho undersigned adminletratris ol aald estate, within two year* from the date here­ of. , Dated July 26th, A. D. 1916. C A R M E L ROTUND O . E iacu trit. 96-Prl-Rte t of itieccM to IffCUIi FBODUCTl FOB TUB M ABBBT* In tha public record* Semlnol# county. Florida. J. D IC K IN S O N . J. " Special M u ter. Iso. G. Herring, Solicitor (or Complainant. Legal I-Prl-Ste stack Of , inmuijj_greatly JOCWi»NSl----- UAUd the most r o u i p l f o w i r cau se r ff PAGE SEVEN guaranteedI against »ny‘ before any reduction rt arfotee against an advance In E D W A R D H IG G IN S Salesman. - In harvesting certain crops tlko corn, ■ngar cane and auch stalky growths tho most trying and exhausting part of mo-codling moth nmj whether spray­ the tatatr I" leaning over to cut down ing for the Ban Joso scale will hurt (he atnlk at the ground. A womau of trees elready lu bloonl, Zoologist H, A. Surface o f the Pennsylvania depart* 'hient o f agriculture.says: " I t Is always considered necessary to spray all apple, pear and quince trees for this pent when they aro bearing fruit. I f there la no fruit, on your trees there ta no need to spray for codling moth. As you doubtless know, this 1s the Insect that makes wonuy apples, pours nud quinces. Every good fruit grower kprnys for this pest. If for no other. The first spraying ta made shortly after tho petals or flow­ ers fall, and tho second spraying Is tnado about n month from that date. Tho material ttrnt Should be used Is ono gallon and eno quart o f strong llmo sulphur solution, either homomade or commercial, in forty-nine galtons o f-r m e r , and To this ta added cither ono pound of dry arsenate of lead or two pounds o f anienatc o f lead paste. For tho second spray uae tho Navtisoui, Tox., ha« remctllod this bi same material aa for tho first a tlsvlut) to ba M-curf-tl to tho former's "Where you .have much San Joso bhoc by wtiV;b tho cutting ta dono with scale present it Is a good plan to wash a quick moromout o f tho foot und no all the bark o f trunks o f twigs that laanlng over ta required. Tho knlfo ta can bo reached with a paint brush a broad, flat blade secured to tho shoo dipped In very strong llmo sulphur at tbo too and.oveistho Instep and solution or very strong thick soap so­ bram l for tbo repented blows It will lution, or spray tho Infested trees receive by ending against tho heel. when tho young are crawling on the bark with tobacco decoction, kefoseno Hit Bad Day. emulsion or aoap aolutlon. A fter tho John had beon naughty all day, and leaves drop this fall spray again with when hla father came home that eve­ tho strong llmo sulphur solution." ning hla mother asked him to apeak to him. CAUlng John Into the room, o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o p o o he said, “ Well, John, what kind of a o boy have you been todayT” Looking o "T H R E E C'S" OF MILK CA R E. earnestly at his fnthor, he said, "W ell, daddy, somo days I'm good and Rome o Dairy spcctallsta have evolved days I'm bad, but today I’m no good o n simple llttlo foripula for tho at all." o care o f milk In tho home, and o tho samo formula will apply to o keeping milk anywhere. It U o tho rule o f tho "Three C s." tho o "C*s" standing for "Clean" And spwosre** M M NOTICE lent rules for tho dairyman ev­ Nolle# U bfrtbjr {in n that the Annual Mtrting a( the Stnckholdtri of th* SANFO Itl) LIG H T erywhere, oven though they were * FUEL C O M PAN Y will be held at the office ol written with tho consumer o f lit* C u n g iu In Kealerd. FVerhia, on Monday tha Bib day or October, A, I*. 1916. at ten o dock tbo milk tn mlhd. 'Ipiat Arst rule A. M. lor the purpoao ol Necting .directon. and should be one o f tho cowkeeper’s lor II* trnnanction ol nirh other btulneea u may be l.r«0(ht balora aaid meeting. articles o f faltb. the second ono F. G. W H ITNEY. means a well filled Icchouso for S-Plt-ttS Smetary. tho farm, and the third and last means cqro and forethought*— In, Ol the Stork holder, ol Ha CRYSTAL ICE Farm Progress, COM RAN Y arill de hdd at the olVe ol toe Como . o aay at Sanford, Florida, on Monday the Vrh day O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CROPS THAT ROB THE FARM. Farmer Must Manage to Raators For­ tuity That Has Boon Exhausted. [Prepared by United Blataa d*t>artmant of , aarlculture.) It is estimated th^J every ton o f cowpea tiny taken -from tbo farm the manure o f which 1a not returned to the soil robs It o f 17.00 vfrorth of fertility If-bought In tho form of 'commercial fertilizer; a ton o f cotton seed, $18.80; an acre o f coni producing fifty buaheta, both stalk and grain. StaOO; the grain alone, $9J»; at) acre 6 f ontff pro­ ducing thirty-five bushels removes lu the entire crop $11.33 and ft.72 for tho grain alone. In many caaca exhaustion o f tlio soli by cropping has gone on until the farm responds reluctantly to the many drafts made upon tL Tho fanner must manage to restore this fertility. No better method o f doing this can be found, than, to keep eooujttx stock, on the farm to ntUtao the paaturago of Idlo lands and much "of the surplus grain and forage produced. The stock should be kept under sheds and In sta­ bles wbeu possible and on abundance o f bedding furnished to absorb the liquids as well as to add to tho bulk of the manure heap. ' The roots and stubble of crops al ways restore something to the soil. With such crops as clover, covrpeas or beans approximately 00 per cent o f the manorial value o f the crop Is kept In the soIL When such crops are ^ar­ rested for bay and fed to good farm stock and the manure 1s .returned to the land 80 to 00 per cent of the entire fertilizing value 1b kept on the farm. At the same time the * full feeding value la obtained* * Farm manure should be handled with great care. It should never be left In the open yard or piled In tho field for any length o f time, .as much ol October A . I>. 1916. at atovrti o'clock A. M. lor the purpoao ol alerting director*, and lor the tranaaction oi ettch other buainawi aa may l>e hrouiht l elon ulfl meetlnf. P .G . W H ITN E Y. 6-Frt-fte. Secretary. In Caurl e l Iba Co an It Jndta Hcmlnolq Ceaaly, Slate e f lled d a In re Palate *>|. Jullu* Schulte To all Crad.lore. I-egatce*. D atrlhuteee and all Pemona havtnc Clalma or Damanda acalnat aald Latatei . , You and each ol you are hereby notified to praeent .any clalma and damanda which you or either of you may haea acalnat the aalata ol Jutlu* schulU, derailed, lata ol Seminole county Flotidg, to the under* lifnrd executrix ol aald aetata, within two yeara from the data hereof. Dated duty 26th. A. f» 1919. ...___ C ASSAN D RA SCH O LTZ, < Eaeeutria. 95-Fri-ite la Caurl .1 the County Judge, Hemlno • County, htate af P.erMa In re Kttate ol W. J. Hill decearrd „ To AB Creditor*. LagafVer, DUtributaa# and all Pereone having tln lm t or IVemand* acalnat aald Katata: * You. and enrh ol you are hereby notified and required to preaenl any claim, and demand, which you nr either of you mey have acm.net the r.tata ol W. J. Hill, dereared, la ta o f ftetr noU county, Flarldn, to the uadaraicoed aaerutrla o f aald aetata, wlth.n two yeara from the data hereof. IJ.tad* July 26th.-A- U*. 1910. - . E iecu trii C k «a r «r i • The Amerlraa Agricultural ("bem lrel Co. • corporation doing liualneta under tha !• ■ »» of tha Blat* of Florida, Plaintiff VI. Wm. O. Aldjblge, Jrrom* t). RJc* S**d Co., a corp., lliruen Richey A Co. - a enrp.. Parka D a lle A Cu..-a corp-, J- A. Patten and J. C. Fatten, ro-pattnera doing tiueineee aa tha Chattanooga M edlrln* Co., Smith Klein and French Co., n eorp., Alle* E. Hill. E ia eu trli of tb* eetat* of W. J. Hill, Montag llroa., a corp.. and Gao. It. Parnald Hardware Co., a cqrp. Defendant*. To th* Defendanti: Jerom* It. Itlr* Seed Co. a corp., Iltuen Richey A Co., a rotp, Parke Davie A Co., a corp., J, A. Patten and J. C. Patten, c»-partoera, doing bueinaae a* the Chattanooga .Medlnelna Co., Smith Klein A F rtn rlv C o , a corp., M on­ tag tiro*., a corp.: I t appearing fiom the affidavit of E. F. Ilouaholder that h* la ol counaal (or the abovo named romplalnenl In th* above an1UI(d cauea, Th# Amtrtran Agricultural Chemical Co., a corporation, an d-lh aglit la the belief of Iba affiant that the defendant* Jerome It. Rice Seed Co., a corp., Rruan Richey Co., a corporation, Park* Davit A Co., a corp-, J. A. ratten and J. C. Patten, copartner* a* th* Chaltancoga Medicine Co., Smith Klein A French Co.; a eorp and Afontag .Brm.i s corp.. ar* resident* af a state other than th* elate of Florida that the plare of rteldenre "and adtlrraa o raid defendant* ta: Jrrom* II. Ktr* Head Co.. Cambridge, Ni Y., Ilruen Richey A Co.. New York,’ N. Y ., Parka Davit A Ctf., New York, N. Y .. J. A. Patten A J. C. Fatten aa th* ‘ Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tanh.. Smith Klein A Co., Philadelphia, P*., -Montag Rio*., Atlanta, Ga., that tb* aald defendant* are over tha ■ge of twenty ana year#; that there ta no perron In the atala of Florid*, the rervlca if a eubpoena upon whom will he binding upon the aald defendant*; therefore you* Jrrom* II.. Rica Heed Oo., a corp., Rruen Richey A Co., a corp., Parke Davie A Co., a corp., J. A. Patten and J. (', Patten a* Chattanooga Medicine Co., Smith Klein A French Co., a corp., and .Montag llfo*. E SPE C IALLY AD APTE D FOR YO UR STA £B F R E E ! * ■ w QUR IN S TR U C ­ TIV E CATALO G UE AN D W E E K LY . P R IC E L IS T SEND FOR TH EM TODAY nNSEEDCa <9 JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Delinquent Taxes, City of Sanford, Florida (Continued from Pago 6) D ESC RIPTIO N Nec Bag 10 eba of N W M o l NKJi run FI 670 It, N la R R N to b«|tn_____________ 16 N\V Ji of SMf 14 ol N E I* 3« Bag at N W cor at H W h tif S W ), of N K j, rdn S 132 ft. E 315 It. N 132 ft W 315 ft _______________ 36 WJ< of B E N of N W I1 of NE quarter, l*a* begin • t N K cor of SJv, run H 15?K . ft- .vv \bo ft. N •30 Loti 9, 10 and 11 Kaatay'a Sub-DIv________________ 36 Beg 360 ft W of E H . run * W 460 ft. 8 330 It. E 460 ft. N 330 ft........ 36 U«g 6 eba B of E l f , run W 367 If. N 101 It K. 367 It, 3 101 ft to !>«g 10 Reg 560 ft 8 and 30 It W of KM , run W 44 6 ft. N * 200 ft. E 415 It, 8 200 ft to b**in ____________ __ 36 100 ft hy 330 ft „ . ....... ....... 30 N K o f H U o f N E M of S K M -- 36 36 N H of HKM ________ _______ U.g at W M See, run N 5 27 ch*. K 9.40 eha to S A 1 Ry S E .tly along earn* to Grant line S 26 deg w * on Grant lina to K and w Tp K 19 19 30. 30 W. O. A ldfidt* _______ Uhltliii ll»* o r ________ 19 20 E. M artin ._____ 19. 30 „ Mr*. A. D Lana.________ 19 30 __ E. O. Painter P*rt Co.._ 7.50 19 30 B eni* Doudnty............ = 1.90 19 . 30 T.90 49.60 f H20 * „ Alley Poaictt. 19 30 19 30 19 • 90 19 1 30 19 II 1.60 Mr*. A. L. Lana.______ Gao. M aray___ W. A F lt U ...... T. A. Swan . . . . 31 Laing. Mr*. J. F. and G. Aldridc*. All o f N K )| of k V > , E of Mallonvill# , ava, )••* B I f ) . eh* add N W if ol 8 E H ir * a « b * ( 8W ror. ' run I f ) eh*. 1", 6 cha. B M i cha W 6 eba to basin.................................. 91 B W l) of N E W -------------------->1 R » f at N W J i run E 1169 ft 8 2259 It. S 26 der, N 9-32 eh* 1 run N ■ 22 eh* to l.jkft, Monroo 1 N I s . il*s. w 4 tb* to point 22-16 eh*, N of } ( Bet line, S 22-15 tb* f. 11-69 rhl___ *------------- I t B «f 1198 It W and 706 It N o t tb* k tac po*t on B boundary, run W 670 ft N 1769 ft, S F itly along L a t a . M ontoa-dM W it ..a ta- harlni ■Ima-batm at a point 1198 ft W and 71)5 It N p i tba J4 **c cor on S boundary of 9<c 23. T|l I I 8 o f It 30 K and running thane* W 320 ft thanca N .to a point on tbo marginal lino ■ on Ijiko . Monro*, thtnea to th e' SEatly directionalong marginal lln* of l.aka Monro* to a point 1600 ft hom point of beginning-------- ---------- r 13 Beg at a point 1106 ft W and 706 It N ol tbo l i B*c cor on 8 boundary of Sac >6, T p 19 8, It 60 F> and run tbanra W 620 ft, tbenea N to a point on marginal Ilea on Lak* Monro*, thane# in a BKly direction along marglnol linn of Lak* Monroe to a point 1600 ft from point of begen. . . . 21 Bag 1696 ft W and 706 ft N of U aac on 8 bdy rua W 230 ft. N 2269 ft to Lake, RF.Iy to point 1769 It N o t begin 8 to b e g in ..M l D*g 467 It N of 8W cor of N W U oao run E 630 ft N 65 Jft, W 660 ft 8 660 ft. E 310 It.. .__ - ____________26 nagln OH N aid* St Gertruda av* 64.97 cha W of B lln* of Jnt. of Holly na# and F lm at, run w l j ) eh., N 10 ch*, C I ) ) cki 8 10 cha.__________________ 16 Begin on 8t Gertrud* ava at a point 799 ft E of point - & Lni- -a4..ft, ttamr • ! , * » . Garirudo »va -with 8 line J. T . A K. W. Ry. run E 866.6 It. 8 6ot It W 127 ft to Ry N W ly along I lina of aama to point ol hogln N 071 ft to hagln---- _ r _ - ------------Bagla on N otda 81 Gertrud* nv* and 11.91. eh* W ol ■ lino of Int of Holly nvo and Ptrat at, rua -W I K cha, N 10 eba, E 2 K T*I OW NER to. 21.4 0 Alien A. H avtm *y*r ..._* Allen A. Havatnaycr .r — 60.10 7.30 W, A. Ginn 60.50 n. Potare.. 13.30 ! t A. w . Hrown. n W 47.TO Sam Y. Arthur.. Edith M a id ;. 16.10 J — J. T . Irvlna, Jr. 1R.OO J D. Rarnhardt. 15.10 N O T IC E OP BALE N olle* la heraby tita n that In purau* _ r 33.00 ante, al a Baal decree ol rorecloeute and ante, mad# on the Sind day ol Augumt, A. D. 191V. by tha Honorabla Jamr* W. Rerklaa, Ju d,e ol tha Circuit Court. Sevanih Judicial Cireolt, In and lor Iba county at H.mlhole, Florida, la Cbaacory, la that certain caut* tbaraln pending, wherein Ita rn h a rt__ tb*. 8 to eba.__________ 1 * 1 5 .8 0 Chare A Company la complainant and Beg BE coy Lot 17. Color/ V o . a . Aldridge, Jeqara# if. lUeo Seed Plantation, run N 676 f t , Co., a corporation, Brum, Richey A Co,, q B to point 946 ft W of corporation, Park Davia A Co., a corpora­ quarter aac lln* N 267 tion, J. A . patten and J. C. Pattaa, ro* ft BKly along l.aka to ' p.rtnera doing bualnaaa ah the Chatta, within 60.0 ft of M aooi* M/dlrlnt Co., Smith Klein A french _ Mi M. Smith-----lina S to 8 lln#...................21 11.20 Co., a corporation, the Gao. H. Parnald Bagla 783 ft W and 67S ( t , N . Hardware Co., a corporation, W. J , H ill, of 8 E ror of AW W Sec doing boaiacM -aa tha Hill Hardware Co., run W 171 ft. N 1290 ft, and Mentag llro*., a corporation, am daBKly along Lmko to aoint fandaala, 1 oh oil oder (or aala and mail to _ M. M. S m ith ... ,'t I oi hagln B to. begin....... 22 tha hlghaat bidder far eeah, la front ol Bagla 1963 ft W and 672 It N the coart bourne door at Sanford. Seminole ol SB cor of 8V k Sao. county, Plarlda, on - Monday, iba eaeond run 1769 ft N W ly to W day or October, A. D. l i l t , tha eame being lino ol Boe 8 to point 676 a legal aalaa day, and wlthlo tha legal (t N ol S lino of Hoe B to houre al aala, tha property daacribad la tha begin, laaa 980 ft B--------- 26 5.30 the proceeding, la aald raee aa lalloarai Hi m . ted in lh# awuatv of Bamlaolo, elate .__ _____ —y __________ mmj v any titav Apvii l« i fApril li may ba »radr«m*d at uetum any tlm * balora 1, 191T Tba foragptng daacrlbad pro If* [furviusu by paying the n u t of advartlalng and lataraat at tb* ret* of IS par cant par annum. A fte r that data it will be cartlfiad to th* rlty attarnay lor eottoctlon. JAB. C, ROHER' Ktor. gap - ' �r ^ 1 ■ i-. , M ^H " Y IF i — y— "i ■ __________________________________________________ of them do ■of—UnfnrtunatvJjr there time* here and failed-that-lt-ba»- ■ TheHerald art a lot of ©there jrho spend the comes standing jbkq and The Her along with ' the. people of 8 anfor<, have been -the goats. Nevertheless wo have never tired of the subject ' f i t h i d Knrr TMtdi} ud Mdt| . . . Baseball life h u many terrtpts for it is e live one, no matter the tions. The management* of course number of times it has betn con­ E N wHo* are employed by the day or week rarely have very signed* to an early grave. • W e have discourage dissipation, but there " T o w a i i m o H rsics. in ad vanci much notice before they are laid off. This {Beans that the work­ considerable*incitement in that di never given up hope for. wif hellovo OHl Y E A S » $ M d that Sanford wift hsvo that ‘hot* ing man of all men should Have a little money saved up and have it rectlon. There is .every tendency ■ I I M OHTItH........ .......... j ................ t . ’. I . » TH SC T M O UTH S................... ...................... n to free spending. Soyne athletes and many more. Believing this we -•deposited safely in thaJbank. The Peoples Bank invites the accounts have resolution enough to save now call attention to the fact that of working men and their families.. Interest is paid on savings ac­ tMNwwl li lit at; k| Oml*» IlH t o Y«u hi money, but too many of them final the Sanford Board of Trade la be­ tdiM N m SO*, t o M «lk counts; compounded twice a year. Your money will help you bam f l l M t i |« A d t u w R i r i m M id * al Offtc* ly invest f t . foolishly and without hind one of the' most feasible plana . . - !*■ - ■ ---“ money, if deposited with this Bank. • ' preparation for business. Before en for a hotel that has yet been ex­ ■alirad Aa t i w l ^ b a M J M i i W A i m l I h d It is a plan whereby the couraging a boy to enter professions ploited. I H I , al Ik* h a i l k * al 8*alWd, N r M * ■port, his friends ought to bo sura hotel can be built ,in time for the D*d*r AH W Mink h i lira. t hat he has the firm, m ental, fibre tourist in fra! In .E e b riu r y -iL e v e ry that can resist the deterioration o rad blooded citixen will come for­ ward N O W and boost it. his environment.— Reporter-Slat. T w o thirds of the members of the s•' ' Board of Trade called attention to T I N H O R N S PO R T S the matter of the hate) in their list Carl Dann claims the record in » . R. STEVENS c. m . han d 0. L. TAYLOR R. R. DEAS many things, but you got t* hand it of projects needed by this city and . Cllhiaf AssT f . rids* VW.IW4H p. L WOODRUFF Vka-PrssUsnt t' him when it comes t* apeaklq o for this .reason President Dutton Sanford. Nine years ago Carl d/ov© and an efficient corps of workers t' Sanford t’ ace a game o' Base have started out with a well defined • ,. » • * ■ 1 They believe Ball. He had a lot of tiro trouble plan for the' hotel. V V V W W V V V W W W W W W V W IB U iiu n u n tfW W W W W n u w iB iw i t s s » and .it coat him several dollars fer that if the people want a hotel It th* trip an’ he swore he never would should be built at once or forever go up there again. Years went by et the matter drop and the Board Alabama where they have been for and he never went there t ’ see an­ of Trade will turn Its attention to the last two mentha with friends and This ia abso- relatives. other game until laattM on day. The some other project Miss M ary will teach at Hoodoo was still there. This time utely the proper manner In which Geneva tfjla year. he saw a ball game and a fight but to handle the subject The people Tho new packing house construct­ it sure was expensive. The two resr realise the need of the hotel and It ed by Contractor L. B. Moore for W ill open In the L Y R I C T H E A T R E B U IL D IN G T O D A Y N o piece for knockers in this city |tires on his big csr both blew .out. should require no time or attention Nelson A Co., Is rapidly nearing of the committee to convince our with a full and complete stock of the very beat millinery and with more. He telephoned for his Oakland t' completion. Spur tracka from the dtisens 'that they mean business. the lateet styles. T h e entire stock is G O L D M E D A L H A T S pur­ -------0 ------->. bring him. a couple of tiro*. Th’ A. C. L . and Seaboard assure good This hotel can be built and built at chased from the R O S E N T H A L S L O A N M I L L I N E R Y Com­ by jth' time Oakland blew a tire and shipping facilities. The machinery The Sanford Hoard of pany of SL Louis, the largest wholesale MlUlnery establishment both cart were in runnln'i * order th’ once if our dtisens want this hotel . surprising the dead one*. being inetelied by Mr. Charles in the.U nited States and we guarantee satisfaction or no charges expense amounted t' $116.00.— Or­ ia)f as bad as they have stated. Gutteridge, Jr., construction fore­ will be made. lando Sentinol. On the other, hand it they do not man for the L. B. Skinner M fg. Co. Here U hoping that all the knockWell, if that is the way Carl feels want it and ao signify by standing Skinner equipment of the most ef­ era will turn Into woqdpeckeVs. W e will be very glad to have you look over our stock before pur­ about it he can stay away for an­ jack and failing to subscribe for the ficient and up to date type of ma­ Theae bird* only knock on the dead chasing your fail hats as we have nothing but the very beet stock nitial fund that wJH start the hotel other nine years and no one will chinery will be used. The plant will onee. and with reasonable prices and make It our specialty to please weep about It. The fact of the then the board of tfado ia losing be run by gu oline power. During tb •very customer and will take pleasure in showing you through matter Is that he will not be missed time and had better get busy in five wocks necessary for finishing the T w o thirds of the members of the one minute. Sanford Is not respon­ other fields of endeavor. the shop in order that every one may be thoroughly satisfied that work Mr. Gutteridge will be( with Sanford 'B o a rd oT~Trade In. their sible for a few rotten tires blowing we have nothing On hand but the very best new’ stock of shapes, It has resolved itself into.one. of ils parents, Rev. M r.- and ■ Mrs. communications dtated that the hotel out on a cheap machine driven by ribbons, felts, feathers, satins and trimmings of avery kind that the two things: , . » Charles Gutteridge. was the most Im portant step forward n cheap sport nnd if Carl Dunn rep­ latest market affords. E IT H E R W E B U IL D A H O T E L v The Oviedo pubila school opened for the city. * * * _ :..’ * -; t ^-r. resents Orlando there is very little IN S A N F O R D A T O N C E O R W E Monday with a- good attendance. -------O ------W e also wish to announce that a very careful selection of-hats for sporting blood in the entire popula­ he pupils from the Gabrielis dis-, D R O P T H E S U B JE C T A N D W IL L girls has been made and special attention will be given to the Theae members are right. Now tion.. Puncturing u tire in Sanford N O T R E F E R TO I T A G A IN T H IS trict nfe conveyed this year b y ! perfect fitting of hata to little girls as well as older people and we what are you going to do in the mut­ is o ily a circumstance. Just think SEASO N . automobile. Mr. Choi. McCuliey will thank parents to make examination of our children’ s hata and ter of -taking stock subscriptions to of thp pooj Sanford people who go The Herald relies upon the pro­ 1as the contract for transporting the we feel sure that a satisfactory selection can be made from our make it possible for the hotel, We to hull games in Orlsndo and are gressive spirit of the m ajority of children. large stock. want the mamma and not hot air. forced to drink Orlando water. W. H. Howard has had five acres Sknford's dtisens to build tho hotel. * ----- o — * U N D E R M ANAG EM ENT OF They will huild.it nnd build it now. of his Black Hammock land tiled Concerted effort will bring any­ O N L Y C O R R E C T -P O S IT IO N We have perfect faith in their abil­ jy Contractor Georgo Slack of San­ thing. Concerted effort cornea to us ford. Mr. Upward will grow lettuce . In the course of n sano ^»ml tem­ ity to do anything in reason. through our magniffeent Board of and celery. perate editorial on the gubernatorial Hut in the event that this sub­ Trade and w? expert every, man to Miss Ellnhcl Jones led tho Chris­ situation the Arcadia News has the scription cannot be raised this .hotel a s s i s t e d BY M r s . A . D . do his duty. There is plenty of tian Endeavor meeting Sunday-night following statement of its position, matter will not have space In The work to do here. at the Baptist*church. which exactly coincides with our Herald again this season. We are ^r> -* own. It is absolutely the only p o s i-jjUgt (UI____ tfrod the subject u the __ ___ _ of __ ___ IS ■ l i n t a t A lin k lii t ill u k «a t I t .1 T il * (.live us that hotel and the St. tion G IVE H IM A CH ANCE that lis tenable by a real I>emreaders arp aml_ u mean, no . morP to Johns river' for the inland Water­ ocrat. The News says: ■this paper than it does to every ritiway ir and Sanford will have ten "T h ’c supreme court of the state ten of Sanford. I T IS Y O U R OP- And Cooperation, Subjects to be thousand pfople in tw o years’ lime. Presented at the Methodist of Florida has demanded of the s ta te , P O R T U N IT Y . You know it and knowing it yoq „ .......... Outcete Owirris y - - — ' '■"‘f . . . . . , , f ; canvassing hoard that it again meet GO TO J T . _ should get busy and help the Board , _ ... . . , _ . ' 1 and recount the votes cast since <*erSince the Methodist church build­ of Trade-put It over.* lain errors In. tabulation have been ing is nearing completion and the • ----- * 0 -----services are being held there, the in-* corrected. Every one at all familiar Say. boys, wouldn’ t you give any­ with the situation knew thnt errors tercst in all departments is increas­ thing you possess, except the loved were made in this tabulation' of ing. The services last Sunday were ones of your family, if you could go- second choice votes. Suppose these well attended and the weather being back and, on just one morning, have errors .are not corrected, and sup,. . ^ cooler, with dthers returning from L O N G W O O D P IC K -U P S * mother kiss you and send you off to |*ose ohe of those second choice their summer vacations, the audi­ Longwood school opened Monday school again? Oh. for another votes had been yours, Mr. Voter, ences will continue to grow. - The with Mrs. Charles Polk principal ‘ * •, “ touch o f a vanished hand, and the and was not counted as cast by you. • , *• choir director, Mr.' E. T. Woodruff and Miss Smith assistant. * sound of a voice that is still.” — Would you not have been disfran­ has returned and will have charge of Sidney Entxminger was guest of Tampa Times. chised so far as the second primary his cousin, Louis Entxminger the the music for the wrinter, with the number of good voices in the Method is concerned? Do you blame the p u t week. 1 st church and with the accoustics The fall season is near at hand and supreme court for demanding that S A N F O R D ’S HOUSE O F S E R V IC E Mr. and Mrs. Elinor and children being perfect you may expect to (skirs of ati kinds will soon be get­ your vole lie properly counted! have returned to their home in Hahear very pleasing myaic at this ting their grafts in Florida. . One of Would not the supreme court fail to SANFORD, Phone ,8 F L O R ID A vanah, Ga.. after an extended visit church this wintet. This will begin the worst of these is the advertisin do Its duty in refusing to thus pro­ with Mrs, Eliner’a parent*. Mr. and on next Sunday. * fakir and it is curious how good tect the rights of the humblest voter? Mrs. J. Waits. business _m err T3TT7To r~ their sell ernes. The supreme court demands of the Thera will be promotion service* Mias-Berta Langebarh of Orlando Most of these schemes are worthless state canvassing board that cause be is guest o f Mr. and Mrs. J. N . in the Sunday school on the 24th of or next to worthless. The most ex­ shown why this recount should not j Searcy. this month. The annual Rally Day perienced advertisers, men who have be made, if this cause be a suffi. ‘ n, „ r ,.lU wilt be on the 1st of October. Plan spent thousands and thousands of dent reason and satisfactory to th e i-_, . .__■ . --------- — to t w nnir flr xhrfiOQ'w'Ko will be at dollars in advertm ng^ecu*tni « » ‘ thav4e<mrr.*-thTre~w11b^qF~lv»S~Fecoiint. and ! un ' CJ>. the services that day. ............. ...... ’ 1 with, a wagon and nqw it docan t The r,ew<pa^»rfe afe ’ the best advert the vote will stand as now certiAed Sundpy’a Program: eyen wobble right along. rising mrdi. ms. Your home editor to.- In that rase the Hon. Sidney J. Sunday schdbl, B:30. Dan Clouser and family have may not be as smooth tongued as the Catts will receive a most hearty Morning sermon, 1 1 , subject. C o­ moved ddwn to their new, home near stranger selling advertising schemes support from us. Concerning the operation. * * ' |Orlando. but its dollars to doughnuts you w\ll many ugly things' that have been Senior Epworth League, 6:30. Little Miss Alm eta Samford. has ■ save money by consulting him be- said of him. we attach- very little Evening sermon, 7:30, subject, been quite ill. fote signing an advertising contract importance to them, for we have Mrs. Geo. Hardaway has a very G ive Him a Chance. . with a .stranger.~*-WaueUula‘* A d vo­ learned to know in old Kentucky Your friends will be expecting you interesting tree in her yard, a soap that alt election campaign stories cate. * » . at three service*. Do not disappoint { tree, which ia -now full of berries. must not be believed, and only the -------0 ------the Christ. The berries make a fine suds and the most credulous do ao. B A S E B A L L A M B 1T IO N S inside of seed contains a Ape me­ T o the typical boy, the prominent If. however, when the vote is re­ dicinal oil. M U S T P A Y C O U N TY figures of the baseball diamond are counted and ail doubtful votes are A ssuran ce Doubly S u re his greatest heroes. He would j it should then be found Several Arrested Ter Doing Baal seas OVIEDO r ' ~ t rather play in a world’s series than that William V. K nott has received *•-, Without a License Mrs. L . T . Cushing spent last The strength o f the First National Bank lies not alone in it in congress. And.the money end 4 majority of the first and second Several persons were arrested and week in. Sanford taking the teachers* of it. b very dasxlmg. E very school v cjiojw votes as cast in the Dqmobrought before tbe county judge this Its ample resources, responsible management and the « • .ball nine is full of young fellows cratic primary, June 6 , we shall give examination. .week on a charge of doing business Mr. Lee Wheeler, wife and chil­ who cherish the dream of eventually the same cordial support t<Thim as recognised ability o f its directorate. dren returned from Daytona Beach without a license, each plead guilty playing with some league team. wo srtu'd give Mr. Catts upder the p to the charge,. were required to se­ last Friday. It is a pusxling question to many conditions as above mentioned. W e As a mefiber tinder the Federal Reserve System; *hl« In* cure a license and pay a fine and The Misses Alpha and M arietta parents, how far a boy, who b a commit ourselves to this position la Tichner o f OriandO-who have been costa of court. stitution offers to each Patron all the security o f iadiridoal good athlete should be encouraged advance ao there may be no tempta­ visiting Mias Ruth Yonge returned The law required that a license be to enter baseball or other sports in tion to be swayed by prejudice in integrity from within, backed by the vast National Bank­ hprae Saturday. procured before an> business of oc­ a professional way. A good ball case the matter it decided contrary Mrs. J. V. Gist if Orlando ia v ia t- cupation requiring a license is en­ . p llyer can o f course for a few years to our personal views of the equity ing System. ing her mother, Mrs. Kimbrell. gaged in. Also each day such busi­ make more money that way than in of the csss. Should you not thus Mrs. W . E. Dunaway returned ness is engaged in sritbout'a license any other. If he has resolution and commit yourself. Democratic voters? Saturday from Orlando w hen she constitutes a separate offense. a coot head, be can accumulate a has been visiting friends for the last little capital, and use it as a means A R E A L H O TE L PRO JECT week. — ‘'Parents! Teachers! Stadeate! o f creating a business opening. The Sanford Herald has been te . . . .. . „_ Mias M ary Stone* is visiting borne Before Schoob open. Parents, Stu­ There are many instances i f 1 , folk , before taking up her year’ s dents and Teachers should order the SANFORD, FLO RID A noted bail players who have salted good that has been exploited in San­ work in teaching. New ■ Standard Dictionary, • Cyclo­ down their savings in farms. Fa­ ford in the.past nine years which Is j “ TH E FARM ER’ S FRIEND” Rev. and Mrs. Steinmeyer of pedia and Gaxetteer. The Greatest # mous pitcher* are now pitching hay. tbe age o f this paper. Naturally we | Lakeland are visiting their daugh- Reference Book published. B y buy­ W Ia all lines of industry many of have taken up every hotel project : t tt, Mrs. H. B. McCall. ing N O W you get this unrivalled these fellows are doing well and lay­ because our faith has been pinned Rtf.-r.>acs Work at reduced intro­ " Miss Evelyn Osbourne b boarding ing foundations of substantial M e- to tbe one idea of a hotel for San­ ductory price an easy terras. De­ at Mr. .M cCall’ s and going to High Cfl Hk * » ford. We bare believed and atUl livered prepaid to. any address. School here. Last year she finished When the leagues cease, play la.the believe that Sanford will never get fall, the players get the .opportunity her share - o f -tL e tourists and the the tenth grade ia Titusville High, Write today for •particulars. ( . Address: J. T . N O R S W O R T H Y. bn Jay the foundation o f seme fa­ commercial trade until this city ia where she has Bred. She b now liv ­ ” * ^ -** i T ; * > ( Room 915 t a l * business success.' T h ey can supplied with a hotel that will ac­ ing at Bertha. r A T L A N T A . GA. study la * , anfiaerriag. farming, commodate this trade. The hotel . Mr. Andrew Aulin and daughter, Austsil Bldg.. M bs M ary returned last night from to * R. J. H O LLY, Editor W, M . HAYNES, Bosfaam M » n i | f loff. season In mere loafing, or work connected with eporta that leads to no business success. T h e W o r k in g M a n ’s B a n k A c c o u n t THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY M PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD, FLORIDA The Quality Shop Mrs. I. D. Pearson P a rris h FOR j;S M I C E ” -QOQIIR. PLUMBING. IRRIGATION and W EL.L W ORK *; COUNTYHAPPENINGS TRY The Geo. H. Fernald Hardware Co. • | The First National Bank % A 25c Want Ad. in The Heral. will Rent Your Housi k? 7t /• rj �■* f ■i 1 # *? ? ? : -r «'*> ~ t • t yWLJMM T U B SANFORD H E R A LD li> l i t * ijtUe H»PPCnin«8_'IVJe# nl,on i ; of M * tte ri . ,n B r ,* f ~ personal H em s o f In te re s t . fi.mmarr of the Float!.* Bmall ’ r»Ik* Snerinrtly Arranged for Harried Herald Readers - " Z '.'.i i u rrmmn li an— «*r (\ J weeks w lt h h e r d a u g h t e r at CtrrtbelleFor Sale-Delayed* order juet arj L a ~C*\*W « f « d American and £ 5 * 1 H. C 6 .p p .ll, C .l.r y grrnur. 1 1/Un W. P- Carter and W alter Jr. burned Saturday from Daytona L c h and immediately joined tho »t "Sunrieo Camp” on Cmtal Lake. Other membera of the jolly party are thu Turnor fam«r MU* Martha Fo*. and M eade for. Mra. M. C. Savage. Miaae. Rirgaret, Ruth and Eleanor Rob(rt*. Lolie Hill and others. Uie Juba Self Rlalng* Flour for ddidous hot BUculta— A t all gr<y<m . 6' t ( L vHary Loulae la the name of the little daughter who arrived In the <jty Tueaday. Sept. 12th to -reside permanently with Mr. and Mra. Henry Nickel. . Uodel 58 Overland Roadatcr for aale at B. A 0. Motor Co. 6-Stc Mr. and Mra. G. E. Born of Sea­ born. N. J., are the guest* of Mra. Henry Meiach. uttuee need ready for delivery. Dutton Crate Co, 8-tf Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Johnson have Itft-Sinford to make their home in St. Petenburg, to the regret of their many friends here. They will be mined by a large circle of friends. For delicious hot biscuit* use Juba Sell Rlilng Flour— A t all groccn. 6-tf * Mn. C. R. Walker accompanied Mr. Walker to Philadelphia. She will visit in New York before re­ torting home. Uie Juba Self Rialng Flour for delirious hot Biscuits— A t all gro­ w l. , 6-tf ‘ Miu Vera Tcrheun left pn the steamer this . morning for Jackson­ ville where she will be the guest of Min r.eba Gilbert and Miss Mary Elisabeth Reasoner until school opens. tion held Saturday afternoon In the Artqory, and the fact that every dne voting was In fsvor of this’ course indicated that the power of the growers cooperating ’ la appreciated by thorn. * , Woodland Park . d»iri. 8-Fri-tf Mr. and Mra. E. T . Woodruff are home again after spending the paa two months on a trip tp Connec­ ticut and return, taking In all the place* of interest enroute. ; Second kand E. F. newly dntpri an,h in good condition, for »*le. Cheap. A t B. St O. M otor Co6-3 tc ‘'Mr. *and Mra. F. E. Lane arc •pending a few woeka -in tho mouQtMns of North Carolina. NEW HOTEL LIVE TOPIC AT MEETING The bride's mother was gowped in blue taffeta with old point lace. The groom’s mother was in a white lace gown. The whole lower floor was beau­ tifully decorated with cut flowers, ■Use Juba. Self Rising Fiour .for ferns arid palms and the dainty delicious hot Biscuits— A t all gro- white star jessamino vino was every­ cers. *' 6-tf - where., The bower under which the Don't forget the tailoring sale at bridal couple stood was especially Perkins’ Haberdasher?, Sept. 16th, beautiful. v- * 16th, 18th and 19‘th. A two course supper was served, • * * 1908 M ILLIN ERY 1916 OPENING TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 19 f MRS. GRACE E. W IL L IA M S -*-» ^ " , •„ , Here is .--the chance to buy' a consisting of chicken salad, pickles, SANFORD BOARD O F T R ADE Cadillac second hand, in good contjL. wafers, pineapple ah**h»Z-and c aires.ir n r tr T P o s t e r t h e tinn,- s t -a -v w y l u i r im ccr~B~ & o . Heautiful gifts of silver, cut glass, M OVEM ENT M otor Co. • 6-3 tc linens, etc.,' were displayed. Let the Isaac Hamburger man Tho Board of Governors of tho Beside those mentioned above the 1 take your measure for that fall suit guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ed­ Sanford Board of Trade met. on at Perkins' Haberdashery, Sept. at tho Hotel wards, uncle anil aunt of the bride, Tuesday- evening 16th. 16th’, 18th and 19th.* Carnes. Although the weather was of Waycross, Ga.; Mrs. R. H. LockWriting ink, stamp pad irtk, paste,' wood of Chariston, S. C, and Mr. anything hut pleasant and th ^ ’r&in mucilage, fountain pen ink, number­ and Mrs. H. It. Stevens, Mrs. T . poured in torrents, enough of 'the ing machine ink, cash t Agister Ink, Davis, Miss Ernestine Webb, Mrs. board were present to compose a in fact every kind of ink known, at Pagenhart, Miss Edna Pagenhart, quorum and many matters of inter­ the Herald office. 7 -tf Miss Alma Pagenhart, Miss Annie est to the community wore taken Nelson, Mrs. Thco. jCariston, Mrs. up, umong which were tjie follow­ Prices, style hnd quality will be ing: found in the Isaac Hamburger line. Nelson,- Mrs. Magnusson, Mrs. Wont A new commercial hotel for San­ See their man nt Perkins' Haber­ Mrs. Armstrong, Mr. and Mra. Paul ford. * dashery Sept. 16th, 16th. 18th and Kcely, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ship, Mr. A good road from Geneva to and Mrs. Sam Porter, Mr. nnd Mrs. 19th. Titusville, thereby making :i through Verneon Arnett, Mrs. J. Cowan, For delicious hot biscuits use Juba .Miss Alva Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. road from ' Leesburg* to tho East Self Rising Flou r— A t all grocers. L. A. Brumiey, Mr. and Mra. W. E. Coast directly through Seminole 6t tf Sammis, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Ros- county. Mr. Dillard, representing the The St. Johns River for the In ­ setter, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Rossetter, Isaac Hamburger line, can't be beat Mrs. M.. D. Gatchel, Mr. and Mrs. land Waterway. on taking ‘ measures. See him at C. E. Bell, Mrs. WHIism. Walter, Better incoming freight rates. * Perkins' Haberdashery Sept. 16th, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Squires, Mrs. Invitation of the Wesley Brother­ 16th, 18th and 19th. ... Susie Squires, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. hood convention to Sanford in 1917. Model 69 Touring car in first Ellsworth, Miss Isabelle Raynor, class' condition going cheap. At Mrs. J. C. Vaughn. Miss Alice B. St 0 . Motoh Co. 6-3tc Vaughn, Miss Gertrude Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cameron, Miss Annie You will make no mistake in let­ Cameron, Mr. Bradshaw, L. E. Mcting the lasac Hamburger man measure you for that fall suit at Culler, Harry Carlston, Frazier Arm­ Perkins’ Haberdashery, Sept. 16th, strong, Ed Rourke. W ill Pnrkor, A1 Dorner, Edmond Stonwe, Joe Guer16th, 18th and 19th. ry, Charles Flowers, Harry Flowers, Use Juba 8 e!f Rising Flour for Cecil Flowers, Wallace Bell, Her­ delicious hot Biscuits— At nil gro­ bert Squires, John Walter, James cers. 6-tf Walter, .Leonard Walter. The fam­ yM r. and Mrs. S. W. Bradford an­ ily assembled were the groom's par­ nounce the birth of a non on Sep­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nils Swanson. tember 9th, at Cartcrsvillo; Ga., who The bride's parents , Mr, nnd Mrs. has been named Samuel Watt, Jr. Geo. Crawford McDougal, George Mr. and Mrs. Bradford will return McDoUgal Jr., grandmother, Mrs. to Sanford at an early date. Caroline McDougal, Mrs. Libbie For delicious hot biscuits use'Juba Weeks, Miss Annio Weeks, Okie Self Rising Flou r— A t all grocers. nnd Harry Weeks. 6-tf Tho happy couple dispensed with WATERWAYS CONVENTION TO MIAMI H »J. W iu -*» "G o to the Reach —Road to Daylona now la good condition T ravel over C O N C R E T E B R ID G E to the Beach" 94-tf D o Yotr Know T h a t Musson’a pool N tho coolest place In Sanford. Ask your friends about it. They come regular. Clear running water. Come en Second or Third-street to entrance. East side of town. Five minutes walk from lor delicious hot biscuits use Juba any part of the city. * Open overy^ 8*11 Riling Flour— A t all grofccrs. day E X C E P T Tueaday and Friday/ J • 6-tf Open night* when requested. 99-tf A Tj. Parrish le ft t^day f i r J.i?\> •o; vile whjjo. he wi,l a;>jou~<i for a M cD ougsl— Swanson Wedding few days. S T h e'w ed d in g of Frances Thelma Uie Juba Seif Rialng Flour for M cDougal and Norman Nils-Swan­ solemnized Wednesday, ddicious hot Biscuits— A t all gro- son was September 6 th at 8 o'clock at tho £?■ *•• : ' 6 -tf M cDougal home on Celery avenue. Mra. Fred Dalger arrived from Rev. George Hyman officiated, using ■yneavillc, N. C., yesterday on a the "beautiful ring service. ... S " * to her sister, Mrs. N.* H „ T h e attractive Miss Sallio Lockarner and will remain a few days •A S u n f n r rl Kfkfnwn __’_____ Sanford before visiting her zon at wood of Charleston, N . C., was maid D*d* City. of honor and Okie- Weeks was best man. Th e bridesmaids were Miss A hearing fraught with great ImBernelse Tighland (a beautiful ( J~nance to the strawberry and tru W Charleston - girl) arid M iu Mollio jwrtxnce to the ztrawberry and1 Grey, M iu Annie Weeks and M iu cKlng interests genera’ly o f Plant Leslie Grey.. »nd all other Florida point* Is T h e bridal party assembled In the Till l rhur,day ° I D>'-* week at parlor as M iu Margaret Davis ren­ ••lassce, when tho complaint dered Lohengrin's Wedding March a <V the Florida Railroad Comon the piano. on behalf of Florida strawT h e bride's gown was white crepo *n!i * * ‘ir' pert* to compel the express dechine over white satin combined transportation companies to fttrwith bosutlfui old laco, a family •tr**/ drigcr“ tor car *®rvic® lor heirloom. Bride roses and asparagus aberry shipment* where the “ ''vcment warrant*, will be conduct- fern composed the arm bouquet. Tho groom was in the conventional at,. ttn from the Interblack. M iu Sallie Lockwood's gown Commerce Commission. v u yellow crepe do chine over yel­ Self R u J,d° “ hot bUcu,tJB UM ^ b a low satin, with whit* roses. Miss Jt‘Mng Flour— A t all grocers. Annie Weeks’ gown wss pink chiffon n,. -.V *" 6-tf over pink mctsallne with, pink roses. Misa Berndse Tilghman's gown was a .? ,J 5T . 9 W fo o,™"r U0, . .. n Porm.iwHt horn. pink taffeta with an overdress of silver lace and pink rosea.—‘ Mis* Hon'a h. I * car® o f ths organixa- Mpllie Grey's gown * M grey **tin d white lace with white, rosea. 'P^king r In T i ‘ ‘ *h5pp!n| “ W#U “ Leslie Uroy’s Grey's . gown was blue dded L « * » d** de­ Ml“ LesU* nt ^ Ui-r#n?,,nU\ ' „ - . TW W*» WM * meeting q( tha Aasod%- aatln and white face iwith white-roses. tion of th e'R ivers and Harbors and Inland Waterways convention next year thanks to the good work of our own C7 R . Walker and other en­ thusiastic boosters from Florida who arc attending the big meeting at Philadelphia this week. It is also cert pin that the St. Johns river will !be—wptde—the— in lan d' wam wisy through' Florida for while Mr. Walker does not say this in hla’ telSgram hia friends here think that he will bring home the bacon. The Sanford Board of Trade ha*, a most vsiuablo chairman of the * Inland Waterways in the person of C. R. Walker who* knows hia subject nnd never falls Wo impress his audience. His telegram received at Tho Herald office is given below: , ----- Hanford, Floridai Com e around to our shop and let us equip . y o u r car with this Firestone— the tire of maximum mile­ age. Y o u should / have the N o n -S k id tread for safety and a sure hold. You should have the in­ built Firestone extras that stand up against the grind. Come in and test our prompt, efficient, cour­ teous s e rv ic e . It w ill greatly increase y o u r motoring pleasures. Our charges are reasonable; our work always reliable. li F ire s to n e Tubes and Accessories also on hand. Seminole County Garage * 115 Magnolia Ave. HAI'TIST SERVICES S U N D A Y Ul L|ll __ .* 1 after spending several months at his Virginia estates. Mr. ’ Hayden is one of the largest owners of cattle SAN FO RI) M A N ASSISTS range lands in this section and also M AG IC CITY ^N D ST. has some (arming land <?n Bcardall JOHNS RIVER avenue. Being very much interested in the future* b L flin lo n L h fta 100 EasL Fir.sl Strcct The principal .matter discussed was the hotel, of which more will be found in another part of this issue. A good strong working committee was organized for the purposo of raising 825,000 by the sale of stock to start the project, nnd tho Board has the assurance that the balance of the money necessary can be raised outside of Sanford. llov. Stoinmoyer and H. II. Pea­ body appeared before the Board rel­ ative to the invitation pf the Wesley Brotherhood convention for Jtanford in 1917.. They were promised tho hearty cooperation of tho Board. At the regular meeting of the Board of Trade held later in tHc evening' the attendance was small' oi\ account of the weather but the matter of the hotel was taken, Up and plans outlined to push the work to raising tho umount necessary to start the work, T ^ e campaign will close on Saturday night and it is expected that nt that time the com* mittce will be able to report that the $25,000 of Btock has been sold. Mr. and Mra. A. T. Uossetter the wedding journey ns the bride hoik have moved to their city home 'on recently been quite ill. Magnolia avenue where t h e y ' will A lovely now bungalow for their spond the winter months. home in to be bu ilt immediately, Use Juba Self R isin g. Flour for just west of the M cDougal residence. delicious hot BUcuits— A t all gro­ cers. : •* 6-tf •vA lrs. W . L. Morgan left on Wed­ nesday for ' Philadelphia where she Oping to the scarcity of some of will join Mr. Mpr&au. tuuL thoy will ’ *f_We'fngrrdit i;t we have been unable t-Tsft eastern cities for the npxt to obtain Carter’s New Cico paste month. * -m. * (or several weeks. Beg to nnnounce For delicious hot biscuits usb Juba that we now have plenty of it. 10c, Self Rising Flour— A t all grocers. • ’ 6-tf He and 60c sizes. Herald Printing Co. 7-tf J. II. Hayden is in the* city again N. R. Leon, former, second basenun on the Sanford tqpm has re­ turned from Tampa and is engaged in placing the Leon cigars on the market, lie will travel in the Inter­ net of the' Leon Cigar Factory of Tampa. P A G E .F IV E . What People Thi nk About in Hell 9:30 The Sunday School. 11:00 Preaching, subject, "H o w to Gain^ by Dying." G:io Tho B. Y. P. U. services. 7:30 Vesper services: Hally song Song P ra yer. , Interlude Song Announcements * _ 3t-' am Insure your B U IL D IN G S Iitsure your L IF E t [.f| . r r r rwsi*' rW_* ' rlory • Special music Sermon, "W h a t People Think About In HaU.” , ■_______. ~ - Song After service Bo sure to attend the services at the Baptist Tem ple on next Sun­ day. George Hyman, Pastor. > I W IL L Presbyterian Services There will be tho usual services at tho Presbyterian churcl) Sunday. The Sunday school is growing each Sunday now and all the mem­ bers of our congregation and others not in Sunday school are Invited Sunday to help the increase to con­ tinue. Tho congregations at the night R: J. -Holly, Herald, Sanford, Fla.: services are also growing each Sun­ Good work begun by Florida dele­ day. Come Sunday night at 7:30. . gation at Savannah last fail "Waring fruit. Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association will come to Florida Last Game Today holding 1917 convention at Miami. The last game of the ‘‘ serloN**’ be­ The grand work being done by thi> tween Sanford and Orlando will be association la fai1 reaching in its played today in Orlando and then benefits to entire Atlantic seaboard the boys will pull for their various and especially Florida. homes ail over the United Stjitc*. C. R. Walker. Some o f tb*m aro drafted for the big • --- -------- ;---- -------- » " “ • > show next season and the fana here will watch for their appearance in ^Kindergarten Opens It has been a At nine o'clock Monday morning, the large leagues. September 18th, in the Baptist good season and plenty of excite­ Temple the Froebol Kindergarten ment. will opon for the winter season. The director, Miss Margaret W ight, grad­ Flake B. Y. P. U. uate in June from one of the beat A very profitable hour was spent training schools in the country and by the members o f tho Flake Union it is her Intention to conduct the in their regular meeting Sunday Kindergarten along the most mod­ evening. A large number of visitors ern and approved lines, using the also enjoyed the unusually well pre­ best of materials for tho children's pared program of which Miss M ari­ work. She will be assisted by M iu an G ove wss leader. Membera from Ruth McDaniel. Terms $3.00 per group " B ” and " Y " presented a month. Phone 328. Bible s tu d y program, using as a basis the 10th chapter of Act*. A beautiful .du et was sung by Miss Will Attend Florida U. John Murrtll, Frank Coates,* Earl Bert* and Mra. Ernest Betts. Paxton and Benjamin W hitnsr ex­ Misa 2|dlet' Stewart and Mr. F. E. pect to, leave Sunday night for Gatchel are preparing a doctrinal Gainesville where they will enter the program for next Sunday evening. University of Florida. Sanford la Tho members* of their reepecUve proud of her boy* who want a’ high­ groups will assist In rendering the er education and will -watch,-their program. Whosoever wfU may come. career, with m uch'interest.. !' '. R. S. G., Reporter, Insure your Insure you against loss from A C C ID E N T . Furnish any kind of S U R E T Y B O N D . Sell your R E A L E S T A T E .Collect your R E N T S or A C C O U N T S Reliable Companies Prompt Adjustments ________ Cwreepondenee^olicitcd--------------- -----" " a m m G E O . PHONE 148 . D . H A R T HERALD BUILD ING ■ 1 ■ Handling o f Banking Business • # .■ The Seminole County Bank takqs special interest in, the welfare of its customers and makes It a point to handle their banking busiqesfl with the utmost dis­ patch and clllciency. . Your account subject to check is solicited. . FOUR PER CENT IN TE RE ST PAID QN SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Sanford,Florida * A H o m e B a n k to r H o m e P e o p le FORREST LAKE. Pres. D. L THRASHER. V.Pres. * 1 A. R. KEY. r* A 25c Want Ad. in The Her; will Rent Your House For . ;/ 1 •- A Xa �srJt y •y .1 ’ . ~_- -TV I rt IU M W M W W W * r A A A A A A A A i SANFORD ' W A L K E R D IC K S O N , Manager • - . PH O NE 67 SANFORD, FLA. FHrst St., N e x t to Ford G a rage, I „* AUTO AND MOTORCYCtE~TlKES AND TUBES KEPSIRED * R e t r e a d i n g A S p e c ia lt y ..Sunday..a t will fill the state with tourists and hom 6seckera and is tho kind of man R ev . W. J, Bartlett tilled his ap- that will cooperate heartily with the various . trade bodiea of the state pointment here Sunday. along the lines of the Atlantic Coast M r. and Mra. P. J. Coats and Lino Railway. daughter, Gwendoline came out to Mr. Maull .stated that while he their farm Monday, returning to had. not been in Sanford much on Sanford Wednesday morning. . • account of the press of business that L ittle Bcule Brown, daughter of he would, give us more attention in M r. and Mra. Eugene Brown la very the future.and has promised the sec­ afek. retary of the Sanford Board of Mias Minnie Holiday is at homo Trade to attend the Jneetlng in Oc­ for a tw o weeks visit before starting tober and address tho body on the to school.’ subject of "Advertising” from the M r. Bartlett spent the tim e'at the standpoint of tho railways. T h at home o f Mr. Hardy Boyd this time .M r- Maull .k n ow J ib burin—» lie wiSPAWe. 1. " parent to anyone who holds con­ M r. and Mrs., W illie Goins spent versation with him and F lorida has M onday night and Tuesday with in' Mr,. Maull a most valuable asset Mrs. Goins' mother helping to care in the publicity gam'o. for a sick baby. their Some. , • H. H. Chappell, Mr*. A . R . Chap­ pell, M rs. Clifford B ril, M n , J. c. Moore, Mra. C l L. Flowers, Mr*- W. A. R aynor, .Mra. J. C. Vaughn, Mrs! G. C. McDougal, Mra, N . N . Swan­ son, Mra. Susie Squires,. Mrs. B. H. Squires, Mra. B. E. Squirccs, Mrs. E M. Galloway, Mrs. < .v B . Bell, Mra. A. K. Powers, Mrs. Joe Cameron, Mra. H. W . Chandler, Mrs. W. W. Miller, M r*. G. C. Chamberlain and Mra. J. C. Ellsworth. " A Celery Growers' Reception” aa Mra. A. T. Rossetter aptly named the very charming occasion, and Indeed it was, with possibly one exception. The RjoridaHetalProducisOi * MANUFACTURE Mias Daphne Vermillion has re­ Receptlen to Bride turned from Tavares where she has The reception given for Mrs. been taking the teachers' examina­ Allen Kent Rossetter on Friday af­ tion. ternoon last, at the Rossetter home M r. A. M. Rush spent Sunday at on Celery avenue, from 3 to 6 v u a hia homo here. very pleasant social affair. Mra. Pf4* werrt roeww N o Auto T ire T oo L a r g e F o r U s T o Retread. N o T u b e Too M r. and Mrs.1' C. C. Boyd and A. T . Rossetter and Mrs. Allen ron cATMoaues SCKSONVILLC ■littlo son hre located at Ocala for Kent RossetU*^ did the receiving. B ad ly T o rn F o r U s T o R epair the orango season. Mr. "B&yd Is at Tho spacious hotno is ideal for enter­ The rooms were prettily tho head of the packing house there. taining. decorate'd with red. hi hiatus J banked ,M r.. Jatrics ■ Boyd, Mr. Lewis on the parlor mantel and elsewhere, Thompson, Mr. Murrey-and a.stranyellow alamander in the living room ger* motored out from Sanford to and hall. Miss 'Lucca Chappell * * . .preaching service Sunday morning V E T E R IN A R IA N rendered several piano selections. Mr. Murphy and fam ily havo Ve------OFFICE-----; Delicious refreshments of ice cream turned to Sanford to live. and cake were Very daintily served , R A N D BROS. ST a BLES ° Mra, W , D. Fit man and children by the Mittcs Ethel Hickson, Annie j Bring In jrohr lame and rick o spent Wednesday afternoon with .Cameroq and Alice Vaughn. The j horses and mules. H are them ° Mrs. .H oliday, other guests were Miss Isabelle R ay­ treated. Have their ti rth examla- D Mr. E. O. Von Herbulls waa In nor, Mrs. B. A. Howard, Mrs. M. D. ed, sharp comers dressed down, o projections cat off and decayed fi Sanford Monday. Gatchel, Mrs- Elisabeth McDonald, mol am extracted. Mr*. Thrasher, Mrs.’ W. E. Sammls, Mias Frances Pearson returnad to Mrs. J., H.’ Hickson, Mrs. ,D. R. her home Sunday, after two months v EAST S A N F O R D spent at Loughman, where sho was Mr. and Mrs. A. T . Rossetter Brtsson, Mrs. F. F. hom er, Mrs. connected with the Everglacjo Cy havo' gone Into town 't o reside at R. G. Hickson, Mrs. R. H. Muirhead, Mrs. B. M. Monroe, Mrs. press Company at that place. their Magnolia avenue home. A B U N C H OF IN T E R E S T IN G ITE M S F R O M CO R RESPO N­ Mias Olive Michael of Orlando Mr. and ,Mrs. F. N . Estriclge and D E N T S — EVENTS OF S E M IN O LE fcO UNTY— E FFIC IE N T was the attractive guest of M r. and daughter, Miss Hattie were joined by REPO RTER S COVER T E R R IT O R Y FOR H ERALD Mra. Osrur Pearson last week. Luther Estridge of Mulberry and • Mrs. A. A. Hicks is slowly recov­ are visiting at Valdosta, Howell and ✓ V evening. Music and games wore en­ ering from a fall sustained while on other places In Georgia, making the E L D E R S P R IN G S N E W S In Thirty Days Note The Difference in Health and Vitality Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Smith and joyed until n late hour when de­ the train enroute to dier home here trip in their Ford. * ‘ a «• . s c ik n o c * children spent a few days at D ay­ licious refreshments were served.. from Cocoanut Grove. ' Hope to see Invitations havo been received Sclent* k u p io n n that 00 par cent ol chronic troutilo* nr* ciuud by Improper tona Beach last week. tere for tho marriage of Mina-Altana diet ond drinking Impure water. Miss Booker, the house guest of her out again soon., * c o o d H o it . m in e r a l w a t e r Mias W illie Lou M cG aughey of Mrs. Blakemore returned to her A good crop of oranges is estim­ Minnick to J. ,Denton Howard at In s pur*, natural, medicinal water, (lowing fiom a auburrmsaan ipring, nearly Wichita, Kansas, to take place at 8 on* thouiaad (**t deep. Thl* waUr I* never treated or doctored la any way, but (a Longwood and Miss M ary Belle home in ■Jacksonville Sunday. ated for the groves in this com­ bottled direct from the mineral wall* to tho container, retaining all ita natural gee** n the morning at St. Paul’s Method­ munity this season. Lynch were the guesta of Mias M in­ and medicinal proper.!lea. . ist Episcopal church. (Sat).00 R E W ARD nie W ynn Sunday, P A O L A P O IN T S . on proof and eoarlction ol any one repreoentlng tbemeelree ae Good H op* Mrs. H. W. Chandler and Mrs Agent*, unleea duly authorised by the compang, or any on* reAHIng Good flo p * Mr. A. V. McGuIn is home again LAKE M ARY Mrs. Reynolds visitod a few days container* end celling apuiloue water a* Good Hope M iaeral Water, or that the Mr?. H. 11. W ebber was a visitor Emory AuHtln arc both quite ill at with hqr sister-in-law, Mrs. I. V. after a’ delightful two weeks visit to Good Hop* Water Company ever offer* lor aalo any water, eieep t that Which comae direct Iron the Good Hope Mineral Walla.* alee, 11 tho Good flop* Water Com­ their homes. Atlanta, Gu. Says he is expecting to Sanford Monday. Stenstrom last week. pany or Ita eeeoclete* ever doctored or treated thle w a te rT e any ahape, manner or lorra; we will give the above reward. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bow m an’ werc Mrs. McGuin' down the Tost of this Mr. Richard Peterson and daugh­ ' Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Edwards havo A N O TH E R fSO M S _____ month. * • ,. ter. Ilean of Emporia were gueata of returned to their home in W aycrou, callers last Sunday. la offered in n a y caeo challenged, where w* (all to provo that Good Hope M in ­ eral Water ha* been very efneaeloua In many chronic Iroublae, aueh aa atomach Mr- tmd Mrs. 13. J. Overstreet Mr. and Mrs. J. .W . Kersey hava M r.-and Mra. Ernest Braddock'last Ga. Mrs. Edwards has been the at­ kidney, bladder trouble* and rheumatlem. tractive guest at the McDougal were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. sold their mill at: Wcklwji uhd are week. * TRT IT < lome for several weeka. W e nolle la the pntronng* ol Good Hope Mineral W ater on III merit*, and In nay pleasantly located, at Green Cove Mr. and Mra. , *S P.** D. Truitt have J. M. W yn n Sunday. c u e w hir* the uerr doe* not admit It la ona ol (ha llneet water* he over u**d, no R ev. J. W . Bartlett o f Enterprise will gladly reload money » moved to their new home at LongRe\\ Ericaon preached two very Springs for tho winter. ias his third Sunday in the month wood-. * • • -* interesting sermons here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bona are here for a PRICKS Mrs. II. D. Durant and little appointment at Moore’a Station P. o. b. Jacksonville, $.50 flva gallon demijohn Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wynn few weeks, visiting Mrs. Bona’s chureh Sunday.* P. o. b. Jacksonville, $.50 case * half gallon bottles. . daughter,* Canella have returned « mother, Mrs. A. A. Hicks. Bought ol ageote through elate Ste eatra to covar freight charge*. moved to W inter Park Monday. Prof, and Mrs. Geo. L. Maris $1.00 - deposit required on container*. * « i home from u pleasant trip down to Mr. W in . Gish called on "old We are glad to see some of tho Ft. Lauderdale'and N e w Smyrna. • BPECIAL tave left their home at Lake Onoro Thle water la now being ured in the largest hotel* and sanitarium* In the South. friends’,’ here Thursday evening. much needed rain in this section oft wjtb a caretaker and, Tuesday start-, W * nr* eetablliking local agenclea ell through the South. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. S h ad er of And are hoping for Head the *n*ly*ia, made In lb * U. R. Chemical Laboratory. Mrs. C. It. Lord delightfully o n -.th e country, for a nik weeks visit in Philadel­ Sanford were thb guesta of Mra. ANALYHIH * tertained the young folk Thursday more. phia, Pa. Webber lost Sunday afternoon. Geod Hope Mineral Well. N*. I Mr. and Mrs. Schlatter and chil­ A. G. McCnrquodale, extra gang B IC A R B O N A T E O P IR O N ---- -- ______ :_____________ .tut dren from tho Hancock homo at .:____________ . _____ t i l s } • W. J. TH IGPEN & COMPANY foreman -for the A. C. L.‘ was here C A R B O N A T E OP L I M E ....... .ako Golden dined and spent Sun­ C A R B O N A T E OP M A G N E S IA . ___________ _____________,SMT last week with his crew of men, look­ AGENTS «* SO D IU M C A R B O N A T E .---------■ ltd day with M r. and Mrs. A. Marshall S O D IU M C H L O R ID E _______ J__ ___________________1.0011 ing after the interests of the com ­ P O TA S S IU M S U L P H A T E .... .. ---------------------------- . H U at Cameron City, * pany. . l il t A L U M IN A _________ ______________ __ _ _ ____ : ___;--------i___________ S IL IC A _____________ — -----------Miss Helen Iserman and her i Mrs. L ib b le Weeks, her young O tllM w ith HOLDHN R I A L ESTATE O. (Signed) J I M i : h G R E S IIA Ig , < hrml.t. grandfather, Dr. J. C. Iserman ari people, Mias Annie and eons, Okie Florida Sanford, and Harry, and mother Mra. Carorived Sunday, Sept. 3rd from T o ­ peka, . Kansas! where they have Ine . M cDougal have moved from spent {he summer and expect to be the Compropst place to the Chester I H W*M B ir S I . ' J_ Jerkeeailltf, Flerlde I. # , j t ~ ■: ' - ,_ * hqrc through, the .winter. They are Goodrich place on M dlonylHe iv e Local Agvnt, thl* city: , - , . ! nicely fitted up for housekeeping in nue. v Miss Lucca Chappell has resumed the King cottage. A D D IS O N L. W IL L-IA M S , m Altamonte Lake Mary achool .opened Mon­ her school -Muties at 106 E. FIRST STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA day, Sept. 11thSongs b y, the Springs. 1 * * * 1 " -_= ---~r--—- - : and . .M ra ., W.. A , WUey -of school .were followed by devotional • ' Clyde dined and visited Sunday at conducted b y Supt. D. L.' -L u m b e r , Bricks^ Lim erCem ent, R u b b e r R o o f­ exc-rcWs,’ Thrasher. Interesting talks were the J. F. Hickson home on Celery ing, Shingles, C orrugated Iro n R oofin g, given by Mr, Thrasher," Mr. W. V. avenue. Dunn, Mrs. J. C.. M artin and M rs. Doors, Sash and B lin d, Cement Blocks, P la ster Webber, * ’• * A L L E N M AU LL H E R E Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Braddoek of B o ard , M ouldin gs, Sew er P ipes, Cypress N o w Open fo r Business Corner 3rd and O ak Pierson,, who have been the gueata General Advertising Development B o ard s, Fire B ric k s and Fire Clay. of their duaghter, Mra. H. D. Du­ Agent o f A..C. L. * .« * • • ’ * * -.■ • rant for several days left Thursday Apropos o f the fall advertising for Plumbing, G as and Steam Fitting* Irriga­ for New Smyrna, where they will be Florida a prominent figure In this the guesta o L hla> aistnr, Mra. J. D. line waa hero yesterday In the person tion Systems for Both Farms and Groves* Bryan, proprietress of the Palma of Allen M aull, General Advertising ' Tile and Sewer Pipe, Gasoline and OU Hotel there for a few daya. A Developm ent Agent of the A t­ . - -a Mrs. H. R. Hester o f Sanford waa lantic Cooat Line. Mr. M aull start­ Engines and Pumps :: :: :: :: :: ■ week end visitor at ^tho home of ed in tho railroad game in 187# and in later years waa connected with her mother, Mrs. W . II. Evans. • * * , 4, i the advertising department o f the Southern P acific Railway in Cali­ .. W E K IW A A N D E T H E L NEW S Tho community rleceived a ’ sad fornia when th a t road -was spending PHONE 388 T H IR D and O A K shock Sunday night when preaching millions for advertising. H e knows the game perhaps better than any service waa broken up by the an­ nouncement that M iv W . E. Lee had man in the southern territory today dropped dead from heart failure. and while he has only been south Thia aad calamity waa made more for the past tw o years has In that gad by the fact that Mrs. Lee waa period compiled and had printed a in Sanford nursing her little daugh­ vast amount o f good literature and SANFORD, - < F L O R ID A ter who waa very rick. The funeral promiaea the state of Florida his STANDARD RAILROAD OF TH E SO UTH aervlcea were held at the house of best efforts in thia line the coming SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE M A Y 18TH. 1916 Mr. Henry Lee and burial waa in —aaon. He haa several projects that DR. A. DOLAN jj W e can save, you Big Money on your Tire Expense ALL WORK GUARANTEED. FREE AIR AT THE CURB W ANT ADS PAY DRINK GOOD HOPE MINERAL WATER General Fire . Insurance GOOD HOPE MINERAL WATER COMPANY Hill Lumber Co. f I MAHONEY- W AI.KGR CO. The Only Firm That Handles Chattanooga Glazed Tile We Will B e Pleased to Figure Your Contracts Call and see the difference between Our Kind and Others Hill Lumber Company ATLANTIC COAST LINE the Sanford cemetery. The friends and relatives in this community ex­ tend their deepest sym pathy to the bereaved wife nntj children. M fftE B storage . NON'SVIWAIING BATTERY M n . T . I. Boyd and Mia# M ay Goins spent Tuesday in -Sanford shopping. ‘ Mr. E. A Rush spent Monday In Sanford this week. Mrs. W . 0 . H oliday who has been visiting-her two daughters in W inter Park returned home Saturday night. * Mr. Raymond Boyd, Mr. Earl •Goins and M r. T . I. B oyd who are working in Sanford came home Sat- (T H R O U G H T R A IN S T O N E W MUSTANG YORK D AILY $ irient. Free It retlain * Chair Cara M 1 IHalag Car Hervtra ea Trela a* No. 82 For Sprains, Lameness, I Sores* Cuts* Rheumatism | Lv Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar Ar P e n e t r a t e s a n d H e a l* . Stops Pain At Onco For M an and Beast j 50c. * 1. A t AD Dealers. Jacksonville .9:10 a. m. 1:15 p. ra. “ a. ra. Washington 8:50 a. m. BalUmem------. 10.-05 a. m. Philadelphia..-...„ 121!4 a. m. New York------------ 2:40 p. m. No. 86 No. 80 1:35 p.m. 5:35 p. m. 9:13 a. m. 2:33 p. m. 1:60 p.m. 4.03-p. m. 6 00 p.m. a a o P. m. 12:35 a. bl 7:45 p. m. 1:14 a* m. 2:40 a. m. G j»* ,a . For Information or Rraervation Phon# or Write . ATLANTIC COAST 138 W . Bay St„ Jacksonville, Fla. ■ Phone 17 .................................................... .... LINE H iliaborough. ] ^ Phono - * A �- - ; ■' •. , * * •. • PACK T H B Eg THE BAHTOR9 HERALD IN DEFEAT WE SMILE THESAM E MI the boys deserve credit m aters BAKE MANY freinds THEIR GENTELMANLY CONDUCT ON AND OFF THE FIELD for / BV “ REI>*f DAVIS With *he ,cr^e* * n * nc* * nt*. v i c ­ tory conceded to Orlando, In behalf readers the writer would like 10 » y that never In the history qf bi«bill haa auch a brand of ball „ „ been pulled off by any tw o U4BJ in the atate of Florida. Botlj tt. m, were In the game all the time jfhting every ineh for the high know which both cluba were after. Starting off with a fairly good t«m and as the aeaaon gradually wtnt on both- dubs strengthened to where at the homeward stretch no one could poaaibly figure where auch •mall dtie* aa Sanford and Orlando could secure such . star playera aa were secured by these two teams. OrcAt credit is due both clubs for their gentlemanly conduct which they displayed on the diamqnd. Sene people seem to think because a ball club ‘‘stall*" for rain, that they are playing dirty ball, but auch k not the case. In all parts of the country where any team is behind in rum snd up above they see a doud which looks like in a few minuta rain will break up the ‘affair, they start right now and tio their shoe laces, forget about the gloves which they left on the bench and atTeral other things which would ' necessarily, dclny the game. T hat’a . allin the gome and the team that sooldn't do air of this is not worth a d------ to their city which is em­ ploying them to win for them.. It is.with sad regret that Orlando and Sanford both acted lika babies in their squabbles over the U M pire question. If any one was to come down here that knows any­ thing shout umpiring at all', and was to look over the umpires that havo been working here, they would go right back and tell their friends that In all their touts around the world never before have they ocen auch dbgusting -teams to satisfy when it came to satisfying them with and umpire. Such start in the umpire aorld as Billie Klem, Bill Evans, “ Silk O’ Loughlin, Hank O 'D a y and : many-others would lose their laurels H they ever came down here to um­ pire. •s° much for that. The attendance at these games wta as good as any one could expect and bad weather paid a vlalt £o both ritie*, cutting off a f^w dollars and rents that would have come In.-very _lt»Bdy-right ut the pVeaeflT timer 1r It Is to he said again that the Sporting Editor of the Orlando Sen­ tinel had to low his head a n d 'ita rt to calling names-about the Sanford “ “ b. When a sport writer uses these tnnics to-’ try and predjudice the minds of the Orange county fana We can’t speak much of his ability *• a -clr and-impartial vrriter to be DRESS TALX NO. 52 employed on a newspapor. The writer of The Herald is not sore be­ cause Orlando won the series but at no time during thia season has he used his page to call the opposing team names. We went so far as to use our page to give Decatur and Mosley both an individual write-up. Weller, another Orlando player was giving *JT*Pf fllr ms brilliant work, Sikes waa given hla credit, and last but not.least when our old "Friend Mack Selph. received his injury we turned over the entire page to thia everlasting true sport who in hia vain attempt to hgive the Orlando fqna the best he had, lost hla index finger in an automobile accident, did we stop for that? NO! Realixing this boy's fix the writer devoted all he possibly could to help him out in hia time of need. I f the Orlando papara have in any of their issues devoted one inch of apace to a San­ ford player they can mail us a few copies at our expense. The news­ papers In Orlando should give spaco to their own playera and not ait back and let another paper give their playera credit. They cannot deny thia. for they know outside of the stories of the gamds they have never ■published an article for orie of their playera; Though we went down in defeat, and It can be said that -when It came to telling the facta about a ball game the Orlando-paper had a " S T R E A K O F Y E L L O W ” down their back a mile long the Sanford players thia season secured 14 home runs Orlando papers all called them flukes. Orlando secured there hom­ ers on the local diamond nnd accord­ ing to the way the lynotype machine •et the article up they were all of the cleanest variety. • N o n e' were flukes, and all were worthy of great mention in their papers. Is that what you call fair play? As far aa the directors of the Or­ lando base ball association are con­ cerned the highest tribute that can be paid them they deserve. Messrs. Grey Rush, Rogers and W right, the head men of the club are all true sports, nnd nowhere would you care to meet cleaner men than ' these three. As far an the serlos was con­ cerned tho old saying M A Y T H E B E ST W IN is our same motto. B ILL P A L M E R — deserves more credit than any other player 'on cither club Bill always willing to work proved his val­ ue to the club by winning 1 1 gamps, losing .1 and tielng 4 in all, a good record as any pitcher in any league would care to have. Rill lost 2 tof hla»'J games by a score of 4 to 3. Another game was lost,- 6 to 2 whun hia club secured 12 hits and the op­ posing team secured the small amount of 3 hits off hia delivery. A fetfc more Palmers and tho tale would have been different. and hit for a grand average of 389. went eighteen games without a hit, tw o hit* were secured from his do* When he was released Leon like Bell ao If T y can, go that long .without a livery.’ But th e team blew and W al­ found .fielding on the local diamond hit Engman, can go fou r, games lace had to be contented to see the game go the other way. But thia a hard job. H e waa always in the without one. gam e waa a credit to-him , for it la game and when he made an error he " P o p " W allace 4 doubtful if at any Utne during thli* felt it, he let It get the. best of hlth ' Last but not least Pop has beat season had his a pitched a^better game. and Instead o f not worrying over hia Orlando enough thia season to give W allace was tho playing manegr dur­ all stages of the game Robinson was errore he played the whole aeaaon him a good record. Though years of ing the season and Ids quiet manner in there battling thorn to a finish with the aamo feeling. hard work on the hall diamond waa on the ball diamond received him Hia career as a ball, player o n ’ the " M u lt " Wilson telling on Pop during the .last few praise from a tl's id es - . local diamond will never be forgot­ The only twirler to have a no-hit- games he did come hack in his last ten. While his courage to stick up no-run -game to his credit, 'M utt ■ ■ 1 i q— game that he worked In, for over at for hia rights is not to be overlooked. started off very badly during the Daytona, when the Orlando and Rohinson played in tho outfield and first three games, hut from then on Sanford clubs were b'nttlirig for n also worked in the pitchers box. In his control and speed was too much loving cuD_W n llirr w e n t-ia -to -U y a notable pitching at ual lutlwwn him I t the opposingjwleam t » 'auf'.'l1. and grab the cup and for eight long and Decatur during hut month Rob­ Wilson was pitted a ^ in st the over innings he held ih e Orlando players inson held the Orlando hitters I t estimated Burmeister on Labor Day in hand. Up until that time only bay while they only secured one hit and to compare the two playfers Vork off hia delivery. He had to ohgf^e Mutt had Burmy outclassed all in a fight and then go hack apd through tho game. The game ended finish the game. But he won his up in -a tie, but for errors made he^ gfltflo by a acoro of 2 to 1 and hind the local pitcher M utt would proved to the people that he was a have gotten away with his game, j versatile player. Lee Crow R AY C H A P M A N who was with the local club early in •J. D. D, *A V* *IS O■ N , M anager ' « The "O L D R E L IA B L E " back­ the season was secured at tho close stop for the local club was one of the of the South Atlantic League ‘ to most valuable players on the dub. play for the locsla on third base. Chap was in game when he Without a doubt this boy possesses t ■. should have been on the- bench. the best throwing arm of any player With a crippled leg and a mashed up in the state, and it was the general hand he gave the beat services that opinion of scribes around the South he had in store. His speed on Atlantic Circuit that his arm waa the the bases caused the placing of him best of any in that league. Lee at the head of the batting list and makes errors but they, are few and his deadly arm caught many would- far apart. be crooks during the series. Such Charley Fulton fast men aa-Schuyler! Crowell, HdfnThe best bet of the Jacksonville don and SpRznagle found rough sail­ pitching staff, and also.awarded the ing when it came to pilfering bases diamond watch fob lor being the on thia aweet catcher of the local moat valuable player on the club dilb. was secured by the local club. Charley Bell * Fulton has twirled two games for Hia ability to knock cover off the the localk and both have been ball proved victory more than’ one against Fillingim. He lost one game game for the locals. Charley led the and tied the other. Up until now Sanford hitters as well as tho Or­ thcro has not been an earned run lando hitters in home runs. At the made ofT his delivery. close of the season Bell had seven Henry Purcell of these choice hits to' hia credit. You grow crops for net profit. A 700-crate Another star of the Jacksonville We mention the fact that tlcll was crop grown on O N E acre costs less per off in his fielding, hut he has been club gave the local club the best he ,crate and makes more net profit than 700 used to playing on fast diamonds had. Puree also had a perfect field­ crates grown on T W O acres; you know that. and the local infield lacks a whole ing nverngo while he was on the local Good commercial fertilizer, rightly used, lot of being fust. ' When the book club. In one game last week Pur­ usually makes the difference between 350 was written, on a SLO W Train cell accepted flvo chance |n the out­ crates, or less, and 700 crates, or more, per Through .Kansas the same writer field without an error. While at the acre— the* fertilizer cuts down.what it costs should have written one on T H E bat Purcell has already demonstrated you to grow each crate! as to what he can do. Ho was a 300 SLO W D I A M O N D T H R O U G H The better your fertilizer, the more crates S E M IN O L E , which would have been hitter in the' Sally League and with you get from each acre and the less each very good reading matter for ball the few games that he played here his average would meet the same crate costs you. Armour Fertilizer, (the playera. mark. result of more than 30 years’ manufacturing "S lu ggin g" Jim Moore "D u tch " Engman "experience— 35 years in Florida— careful study The only player on the dub that The m ost. flashy second aackcr of crop needs by trained scientists, and the had a perfect fielding average *—not seen in this* part of \be country In work of a nation-wide organization), makes an error was charged against him quite awhile, Engman was selected most crates with biggest cash difference,. this season. Wrhile his batting was for tho All-Star team for his steady F O R Y O U ■ between cost and net return. one of tho main factors which spelled playing around the second sack, M a k e A rm o u r Fertilizer YOXJR fertilizer . victhry,^or the local club this seuson And although he was unable to gain Booklets free. Jim was dreaded mord than any his stride at the hat dots not mean other player on the local club this thnt he can’ t hit. T Y COBB once ■season. When l\c fame to hat, the Orlando outfielders played in the next county and in odrer to get a hit ho had to place one just oVer the infield. He had the honor of placing ono over the left field fence, a feat which is hard for any loft handed hatter to do. Try The Want Column And Get Quick Results Sanford Furniture Co. Dealers in Furniture, Bedding and Stores E. First Street. Sanford, Fla. Speaking of; Crop Profit Net Return . . . $1.00 * Cost to Produce . .20 • Your NET PROFIT $ .80 Armour Fertilizer W orks Jacksonville, Fla. To theJast drop hi. R. Leon Who played moat of the season "B id d y " Burdick . around the middle cushion was Gave tho club sterling service and turned out'during the last week of during the last week of play the play. Lejin had a record that won moat unheard of thing since tho beyond comparison. A t the hat his writer haa bodh in the city • was war club was hia. main factor. IIo handed to thia P E E R LE S S O U T- managed to wield the old war club F IE D L D E R . Thia boy hatl^ al­ ready doile enough .for the club at least to hold him on for one more week. In more than one issue of tho paper. w * a h ls playing the .optstandlhg featuro of the game. Bur­ dick saved many games by his fast fielding.and although he Was not a SOB hitter he managed to stay around the two fifty mark. Good enough for any team. H IS V A L U E W AS A :IT T L E . M O RE T H A N SOM E T H O U G H T . . • •PAUf, COBB Was the Captain of the club and "Fighting Pau l" wai always there when it came to looking after the interests of the club. .Such things as Emery Balls and anything which waa a • violation of organized' base ball Paul waa there to let them know about It. Aa far as knowledge of the game was concerned Paul had no superior. A worthy player and^a gentleman in every, move that he made. Hia head waa not swelled because he waa the brother of the W O R L D ’S Greatest and in air his time* In thla^ d ty she name of T Y COBB waa "'never mentioned. ^M AXW ELL A HOUSE COFFEE Fertilizers Is Perfect A s k Your G rocer BBS55 SSI 11‘ftiilt1‘V mai.T'drdHUiiiiiUf'-i'v-.v Hh w rri'f' jl'ljl' 1jiWti rl Sleeve Valve Motor The W orld’s Most Quiet Motor JUST A MINUTE or Jour valuable lime to let Jou know that Mr. Dillard •^presenting Isaac Ham­ burger’s line of Tailoring b®at the Haberdashery 8*Pt. 15-16-18 and 19th. Uome in and have your Measure taken. Tbe riome of Correct Strict B.L PI THEHABERDASHER 'axvHjJL "S k e e te ” Brinson Aa tiaa already been said, thia boy that haa been playing first base for the local club was on^ aurpaased by three men In the game, namely lo o Agler, H al Chose and Jako Daubcrt. that ts when It came to * fielding. Brinson some how another failed to strike'hla stride thla.scaaon when it cams.to batting. He haa in the past been a 800 hitter In e v e r/ lcaguo that he haa played' In. His hitting haa been away above to what It haa been here. But he never waa able to itrike hia stride and his wonderful work areund .the first cushion waa ao brilliant that hla bitting waa never noticed b y-th e local fana. Fighting John RoblXaon Here waa a player that believed In the never 4ay die spirit, always fighting for hla club, John led the 8anford hitters this aeaaon and at B fi ■ ; It*a easy to pick the real thing in motor cars. O th erw ise it escapes your senses. D rive a VVinys-Knight a n d y o u ^ ll k n o w — it m a k e s everything else seem like a makeshift. T h a t qu iet, sm o o th softness also means ab­ sence of wear — it’s su­ preme w hen n e w — gets better with a g e — prac­ tically everlasting. . W i ll y s - K night power - Is revealedin motion only. •* . | - Settle your motor car problem for good— today with a W i ll y s - Knight —the world's most quiet motor. * w if. ; W. A. STRINGFELLOW, Agent O FFICE; B. & O. M O TO R CO. “• W illy s -K n ig h t ow n­ ers are all through e x ­ p e r im e n t in g — they’re fixed and k n o w it. ' * * " T h o WUIya-Overland C om pan y, T o led o , Ohio -v y • “ *& < u ia u .s .A .” - sanford; Fl o r i d a g it . � 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, September 19, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 19, 1916. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 19, 1916; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f166bc2bc11b660befb1f25a37a46972.pdf 9c8febd44479a2b7c582657bb0021ee1 PDF Text Text IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION I N S A N F O R D — L ift I t Woilh Living 3ANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 191G 3231535323532353234848235348485353232353232348535348485353535323534853534848535348235348234853484848532323532323482353232323534848 The Front Page of the Herald hag never been sold for a d v e r t i s i n g purposes but believing the Hotel pro­ ject to be the most important in San­ ford today, have assisted by lending the page for the advertisement given below. *: The Herald Printing Company You have said to this trade body that the most important and most urgent need of our community is an up to date Commer­ cial Hotel and I now say to you * "L E T U S -B U I L D IT ” « It will take $25,'000.00 o f local stock subscriptions to command $50,000.00 foreign capital. The Hotel Committee will see you this week. Please respond to the limit of F. F. DUTTON, P resid en t; __ SanfordBoardof-Trade �2. Spink*, the aypread kins of For Sale—A second hsnd Oviedo w u ia Ih a .d ty yesterday o a good conditio*.- Telephone bueinew.' ’ '* i Among th e ' new ear owners for For Sale—Modern hotue a n d this week are Mayor J. D. Davison lota. 1011 Oak Ave. 160 feet who has a new Auburn and Cgffajtr E. L. Marshall, St. Chyles. l|| A. R. Key of the Seminole Bank who has a new Maxwell car. For :Saie—Nice 6 passenger It is rumored that Buttermilk has land automobile. Also surrey, Fay Tlncher.; No part was written gono down in Orlando. Just Plain Mutt Ilclsn Badgley'a mother wants her ply Abernathy’s furniture sto Lyric, Wednesday. for him, no rehearsals wero given to marry Count Bernard d‘Mon­ D. D. Curry, the state manager of Leo, the lion In-"Sunshine I)ad." him; he w u taught no trlckir of taigne. The latter is a , worthless the Reliance Life Insurance Co., For Sale—Hup Runabout, has a near rival in D*iW6lf Hopper's make up or stage business. He just specimen of humanity, with nothing with headquarters In Jacksonville is b u i l t , 9100. Schalle Manis, CH third Trlsngte vehicle, "Mr. Goode, went on unannounced and unherald­ aave his title to recommend him f<J spending a few days here enroute p. the Sam aritan." It Is Just A name­ ed and he nearly stole a dozen scenes anyone's notice. He wants a slice of iipnituicom points In Lake county. less, little mongrel dqg that was rea- from apickcd compsny.gLl>layCDLia^ The baseball« "serious" will be Western Union ..cued from the—lam - Angrlvs pound eluding *Hopper himself. So, of beautiful young girl along with them wound up this week and then we because he looked f disreputable course he w u msfie much of and is a prospect most -pleasing to him. Tan settle down"to the real business gliMMLJbJUtaalai illnnm st lamb jjjgps - ♦ W e n 's f n t h r r 1 II H H f f lf M id l .enough to he *****In T ff For Sale at S a n fo rd ^ jk o lighten, of making enough pu>tycy tu buy gasoline engine and p u m | and oth» ' OI me rngnmuftln e lrl, played .by on the well appointed dinner table of wife. Tho girl herself h u seen so Wcdncsda'y, grits and"’ bacon for tho next, six articles. Address Z. Spinks. Ovie<j0 the mansion ip which Mr. Hopper Is little genuimr affection in the aet in months. F l n r l i t a . • c • . . *> supposed to reside. His reward was which shu moves that she doubts County Judge Herring and' Mnjduly recorded in a dose up during whether there U any auch thing, For Sfle—Marine m e t o r . IS horsel A. K. Powers were representing the action. and wearily* accedes to her mother’s power, * 8 cylinder, 3 cycle, F erro SanfortUa-lsgal contingent in Tampa ihation to grasp tho generalities of last Saturday. First d a u condition, Sanford Mack Duslln-Fsrituni at the Star Friday ino St Garage Co. "ftn.t* the -situation which confronts a This ia an actual sreno in "The young .French girl suddenly settlod •Mr. and Mrs. L. A...Brumley and Faraon of Pariamint" that fumes to For Sale—Owing to change to down In a New England village, interesting son, Willie arc expected the Star Friday. A church la in to leave Thursday for South Caro­ electrical power we #have on haul wheir-tho girl speaks no English and flames. Through d perfect holo- like the.prospect at all. In tho first tho villagers apeak nine but their lina, where they will enter Willie as machinery In good 'condition, codcsuit of fire the figure of the parson place ho sees the Hardiness nnd wick­ own language. But, to grasp tho do a. matriculate*in the^lailoy Military slating of ^bpllers. engines, water appears high up at tho belfry win­ edness of tho marriage; in the second tails and to realise the score* of both, Academy for the coming year. Mr. pumps, fire pumpe, -air compr**. dow. Slowly he lowers the strug­ place ho'la in love with tho girl him­ pathetic and humoroua adventures and Mrs. Drumley expect to visit tore and aundry other machinm gling panic .stricken dcscon to safe­ self. Asked by Badgtey to announce thr.t fceset the girl before abe flnda their old homo at Charlotte, .N.C\, which we offer at prices which are s ty. Meanwhile the heat of tho the engagement of Helen, ho Instead some one who can understand her before they return to Sanford, t’ small part of the original cost, if burnlnr structure drives tho res­ preaches a vitriolic sermon denounc­ and who cap make her understand, Miss Evelyn Hargraves of Way- interested address Virginia Caroling cuer to the very edgo of tho window ing the very sort of marriage which ona must see the. World Film Cor- cross is spending some - time w^th Chemical ------- —- -Co J . | care H. H. Peabodv and then all hope is lost—tho rope the girl contemplates. Supdrintrtedent, Sanford, Fla. poration’a Feature in which Miss Miss Lucca Chappell of Celery ave­ has burned through just below the A terrific -sensation in tho church Vivian Martin ia starred u Lili nue. Miss Hargreaves will be one window ledge. So perfect is tho follows The girl, shocked into a re­ Breval in "Tho Littlo Mademoi- of the teachers'in tho High School FOR RENT .realism, that, aa the parson* driven alisation of her folly breaks the en­ this year.« .\ . * •• • • by the imminent flame* launches gagement. The trustees, culling For Rent—Furnished roi School time is here—the' schools himself into space and lunges down, later on the young preacher to ask of. Oviedo, Longwood, Lake Mary light housekeeping' or bed down, to the street beneath—tho hik resignation finds him laid |ow by and Altamonte Springs opened yes­ 11? Laurel. spectator ,is frozen horror. a whack on tho head from., the in­ terday morning. If* conditions ,atThis ia b u t. one of the thrills that furiated "nobleman's" loaded cam*. For Rent—Furnished house of Uz tending the opening of theae schools D# Wolf Hopper and Fay Tlnpher In permeate this live, rapidly progress­ And the rest of tho story is perhaps rooms and bath. Cor. 9th sod may be taken as‘indications, we are Triangle Feature, "Mrs Qooda, the ing end entirely falcinatlng screenMyrtle. . 97-tfe not so hard Samaritan.* .m justified in predicting for these a •• to. * imagine. - •"»*** "* drama produred by Pallas Pictures At \he l.yric Wednesday schools one of the best school'years, In Warner's supporting cast are for the Paramount Program. . Clara Williams as Helen and Charles m ore'than humor. It furnishes the and opo of the most progressive school systems and results,of any Miller as the count. The story was opportunity for some quaintly written by C. Gardner Sullivan. amusing' situations such as a charm­ year aince the creation of the groat • ing young actress as Miss Martin county of Seminole. N*U«# • ( A » llc o ll* a f a r .T a s D ead U a d tr can mako the moat of. Misa Mar­ Ifarrold Lockwood a nd May Allison H arUas S or C h*rl*r 4*M . Law* of KIor For R ent— Several nice offltt 14s . tin with her delicate bits of almost at the Star Tonight Nolle* la haraby givan th a t Cbaatar Ran- rooma over Yowell's. Enquire N. ?, puichaaar ol T a i Car tflrat* No. 840. "The River of Romance" will un­ pathetic comedy and her pure, girl­ slaon, 82-tf d atad tb* l i b day ol N ovtrabor, A. I). I SSI Yowell A Co. doubtedly prove the most popular ish characterisation of that part of baa Iliad aatd carliSrai* in ray offlra, and toada application (or la* a a a d .lo laaoa E . F . L A N E , M ANAGER photoplay th a t the two delightful Lili carries the interesting story haa in nacordanro w ith la * . Haid aarlifleata through to a finish that gives a final ambraea* tb* (o lto a ln i daacrib d p roparty stars, Harrold Lockwood and May "TH E HOUSE THAT PLEASES’’ aitlialod in S anlnol* county, Florida, totouch, to a true to life tale of modern Allison have yet ma^c for tho Metro • n : South • aero* ol K i, ol N « ! ( ol Bit U . Bar. 8. T p . I I . 8. I l ? ! t B. S air**. program. It is produced by the love and adventure. The' aaid land baing aaaaaaad nt tb* d a ta Yorke Film Corporation and pro­ WANTED ol lb* lu u a n ro ol auch CartlBcnt* la th o i|am ol U n k a o o a . Unlaa* oaid cartiA rata vides a wealth of adventure for these :"The Vagabond." Newest Chaplin ■balla b* radaam ad according to law ta* "The Vagabond." third of tho dead *111 iM ua-tharaon on tho 14th day ol Wanted—Position on truck fans truly adventurous stars, with much A. I> ISIS. Chaplin Mutual comedies filmed un­ O ctobar. bright, clean humor us well. Witnaaa my official aignatura . and aaal by experienced truck grower. . Ad­ thla tb a IS tk day o l Saptam bar, A. I), t i l l , dress Rivers Grocery Co., this dty Tho Thousand Islands, in the St. der Charles Chaplin's $670,000 con­ (•m l) E - A. DOUGLASS. Clerk C ircuit C o u rt Stm inola Co., VI*. or W. S. McKnight, Orlando. 6-214 Tonight — "The Half WU" "Bag Lawrence river, the beauty apot of tract .with the Mutual Film Corpor­ . B r- V. U . M cD anlal. 6 . C . ’ gage Smasher" Hain and Bud North America, furnishca many glor­ ation will be a t ' the Lyric Theatre Tenant W anted—Wanted a good ' Bellg Tribune News. Kigh ious settings for this screen’ master­ on Sept. 18th. tenant for my 20 acre farm, situatid Considerable of the action of this teenth Episode "The Iron Claw* piece which ia unrivalled in ita scenic 3 miles south of Sanford. None bit beauty. The swiftly’ moving story prbduction takes place in the open, those who can furnish good refer­ these particular scenes having been ences need apply. George G. Her-! Wednesday...... T M a n g le Day, filmed'in an exceptionally beautiful ring. Sanford; Fla. " 2-8tp "Goode, The Samaritan" featur­ woodland section some miles south ing Kay Tlncher and DrWolf of Los Angeles, Chaplin and his LOST Hopper. "Bubbles of Trouble" company of players, together with the others identified with the pro­ duction having camped for more r l tk* laauaae* ol awth rartiQ rat* in tk* Thursday—1"The Dupe, S*«M ol U o k a o o a . Unlaa* aaid ra r tiQ r .tr ■kail ba radaam ad according to law t a i hetti" 1'itlhe News. d«*d will U no tb arao n oa tko 14th day c l Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford Worth Courtleigh out -of tha city I H» becomes the protector of Miss PslUruXta -aud enlists her ihtyiest in welffte work. Mrs. Worth (fourtlelgh dies,' confessing her part in tub in g Miss Petticoats HYtd demoral­ ising Guy,., Guy tries'. to renew friendship wjth Miss Petticoats, but is scorned. The minister tells of his love, which is. accepted by Miss Pet­ ticoats. "Miss Petticoats" is a five part motion picture prpduction made by «th4 World Film Corporation- with 'Alice Brady in the title role, suppoi t ed-by an-wli-slar-ras t,- hearted byArthur Ashley, Alec II. "Francis andJohn Hines, which will bo tho at- LYRI C THEATRE PROGRAMME U r to bar. A. D . ISIS. Witnaaa my official signature and aonl FRIDAY...... Triangle Day, "The Market of Vain Desire" featur­ ing Clara Williams and II II Warner. "The Two O'clock Train." .. Saturday "The Waters of Lethe' "Fable of the Small Town Fav­ orite" Ninth.Episode, Peg O' The Ring" " • '___ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING an; Leo White. Charlotte Mineau, PhylliCAllen and Lloyd Bacon, mem­ bers of Chaplln’r supporting com­ pany. all have important parts In "The Vagabond." . r ADMISSION S AND 10 CENTS M tTtNBK: Tar*A m . W rJoroday . ’ritd a i - Nolurday 9:15 p. m. Night 7 p m- Sharp C laim ant nam os ae.w lto reeee: E. A. Kuab ol W okiwa. Florida W. B. Loo ol W akiw a, H o rM a W..H. Ilcyd o l WaVlwa, /F lorida 1 W. A. K u.h of W akiwa, Florida. ...» a, . R O B E R T W. DAVIS lOS-Tuae 8 P ri lOte ’ KaataUr. The Vagabond Coming—H I AS. CHAPLIN IN ‘.‘THE VAGABOND" SEPTEMBER 18th. Clara Williams, Leading Lady iRVTrlsngle Feature, “The Market of vain Desire.1*( -4 At the L; rlc Friday. Alice Brady ia laM lar Petticoats’* Mias Petticoats, a pretty young mill worker lives with her old grand­ father—her mother had run away and married a French count, neg- PROGRAM AT THE STAR Tuesday— Harold Lockwood and May AQaon in **T e River ol Romance" a five act Metro Wunderplay. Wednesday—JAliceJBrady tn "M ae’Petticoats^ a fi e act World Feature. Thursday'—£ Vivian! Martin ia "Little MadsmoissBe" a five part World Feature. ' > H Fttday— Dustin Faraum in "Ths Parson of Panimen a Paramount five act Feature. the village, Miaa Petticoats' life was an unhappy one. One day tha stoppedn runaway, saving the life of wealthy Mrs. Copeland, who re­ warded her by making her her sec­ retary. •. ,S v Guy Hamilton. Mrs. Copeland’s spoiled nephew, resented Mias PetticoaU’ entrance into the''home, fear­ ing she might share inheritance. Later he ia attracted to her nad takes her around. ■ Mrs. Worth Courtleigh, of v e ry ,jealous disposi­ tion spreads rumors concerning Miaa Petticoats’ psrentsr*. resulting, in the latter being snubbed by the women bt the village. The old grandfather Wanting of this suffer* n shock and dies. Harding, a young minister bitterly resents tha aturs casts upon her. and preaches a ser­ mon whkh drives Guy and Mrs. Always Wishing. To bo always wishing for something we cannot get la the worst possible way to spend time. All of ua have blessings which are enough to make ua happy If only we are eo wise as to *U)oy then} instead of fretting for somethtag more. Take the pleasures of tndhy with 4 grateful heart and n*T*r_ waste time In hoping you will hard something better tomorrow.. • Fill man ol W akiw m ' F la - e h * ha Jura X4. t i l l , m ad* llo m ra tra d E n try . M O U 1S , (or 8 4 s i H E >* nad 8 4 of SWW, S a rtiM St. T ow aaklp A t 8, R ange I I 1 Taltakaaaao k trrld la n . hi* Bled aotica * la la a tlfn to m ake F i . r - r i i r P rool to m tdkbllih claim to tko load a b a v t drkfribgi boloro Clark C ircu it C o u /t, a t Santail F lodd*. o a th e 28th d ay of S*pt. i W , 1 All Loc&l Advertisements Under Thla Heading THREE CENTS 8 Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. • F O R SALE a l B astard , S em inole co u n ty . Florid*, oa th s l i s t day o l A ugust. IS IS , duly p u d aai w rdiaaaeo a n tltla d , " A a O rdlnsnr* rro*iding lo r tk* laooanco ol B ead* In Ik* Hum ol J 16 . 00U t o (o r tko Purpoa* *1 P aying, R etiring iryi » -o ol t 'n n d l ' a l i k e C k r «4 B a sta rd . Fla. la Ik* a sm e l l 41,400.00, B aaH ag D ate J i i u r f I, ISOi aa d M a tu rin g Ja n u a ry I, HIT* n ad A u tk a risia g and B m p o o rrln * lha M ayor ol tko C ity o l S a a ln H . Florida, ta laswa a CaU fo r an E lactlau t a IWtrraUaa tb * Q uestion na t a th a laauanr* a l SMT Hondg, a a d . for tk a E U rtio n ol a B«rard i f Threw B ead T ru a ta a a ." which said ordia* anr* wa« duly ap p ro v e d by urn a a Ik* u w d a ta a a d kacam a aV actlr* imm»dl»uty upon l u ap p ro v al, a n d ' W hereas, u n d er tb * c h a rte r o l tk* rRy ol S aalord. tko q uestion a l tk* taauaar* *r bond* abonld bo au b m ltU d to tk * rlvctacS ol *a;d city, u k o ow n reel ra ta l* for rati* ■ For Sale—Strawberry plants, |2.00 per thousand F. O. B. Lake Mary. C. A. Farina^ Lake Mary, Fla. 7-4 tp Beat Boarding House proposition in Florida. Writs or call J.' B. Tuttle, Enterprise, Fla. 7-2tp For Sale — Girls’ bicycle with coaster brake and good tins. Apply Using Old Bottles. ‘_____Li Mettinger’g store. 7-2tp • A bottle may be cut off by wrapping n cord saturated tn coal oil around It For Rent—Hotel, unfurnished. 23 several times, then setting Ora to the rooms, known as Sl Johns Hotel. cord, nnd ’Just when It has finished Enquire Np. 107 Lanrel. 7-ftp burning plunging the bottle Into cold water nnd Upping tha end yon wish to break off. Oddly shaped or prettily For-Sale—One International track. Thoroughly overhauled and paintsd. Apply E. Stafford. Sanford. . • T-tf Mask and Children. . preserves In children thst For Sale or Rent — Well estabvhlch la oas of the moat peehoarding house. Ad dram •heaalooa of childhood, aad ished a would fata keep ta afta.- Boarding House, c-o Herald. 7-tf For Salq—One good mule. 9200.00 rath. Wbl J. Hark new, Maitland. w hether or a e t tb * aatd c ity of Baal akaU ba aalh o rD ed to l o w b a u d s Ja ,'« ■ a i 84h.eoe.ee fo r th e purpaaa al f log. ratlriag a a d ra ta a d ia g tb a M M 04 a il par r e s t r liy ol B asfo rd . F lorida, bai m alo riag Jan u a ry 1. 18IT ; a ad to a tkra* paraaaa t a serv e a* a board of ba tr a i l ra* la r aaid praps** d taaua a4 boi A ad 1 d a h araby a p p a ia a t C. C. W« > •«. W. .W. L a s a a a d J a h a A udaraaa ~ * **•w - " Folia la ba apa — 4 a t e ig h t o'clock a. a a d la raatala open u u tfl a sad aw a. W ltaaas m y k a a d Be m ayor, a a d tk* I •4 tb* aatd city a l B a sta rd . Wamhda Gam FW id*. a a tki* th e tX rd a l d ay e l A a r III* . (-a l) J . D . D AV ISON . • sJmt*M " c * U C t ^ ^ P — lard A ttaat: j S . ’ c T ^ u S r S I ^ ’ G tty Clark a l th e C k y a l S a a ls rd . Fla. 8-T usa A P H -ta t * �T H E SA N FO R D HERALD Faol a u DAVIS SWIPED FIRST Both D ear: "My dear vrtfe spent her early year* In a m illiner'* ■bop," geld a wealthy self-made mao the oilier day. "M ina P e c u li a r S tu n t, P u z z lin g to M a n y , »I*nda most of her time there ndw." , A c tu a lly P u lle d OK. | m M w » w « . a . - e h .- , 'p m o dear, too.'*—8 tray • 8 lories. Wnjrere end Fane Amazed When Cap* tain S tarted From Second to First— ■Hothlng to Stop Player Run. i f ’l . nlng Backward. I HENRY M cLAULIN T C 'U T E 'T D D J U i Tf E iJ u K iK u M m t l ike sta rtin g p o u it-e l M l i ____ v r r U B H l a m u x and C aw d a l it iM I , aad at the connection a Ilk main sewer. provided, however, th a t u y aa d all aa a t r line* cetvitrucled bjr Ik* Uni lad S iataa *I America. u n d er tb* prevision# a t tkla a i d i a a a n . akail ba t a a m l c i a d Is a r id ro luplisnce with all iordtaa****. ralaa • i a l legujaliona a t tka e u r »l H aafotd, regarding __a ____________g tb a w s r a r i M aad and r a a a a d U i at sowars n il kin tb a territorial U n lU a l aaid city . Section 2. T h a i thw ordinance akail bet« n a e f te c tlf r Im m ediately upon I u p a m y a aad a p p ro v a l by I , .u J’ariVd ' tkia tth day #1 Septem ber. I I I* . n. W. HERNDON. P resid en t of tb a C ity Council of S asftrd , Florida. I, J a a m C. Rakarta. r i t r r i n k *t th e r l t y el Sanford do hereby certify th a t Iba a bo Vo and foregoing ordinance wux duly paaoad by the. c ity council of Hanford. F lorida, la regular aaaaion oa Ihta lh a 4th day of. Saplam bai, ISIS. W llaaaa ray b a a I. aad tb a aval a t tl)e a lly at S anford, on thl* tka 4tk d ay o f-S ap tam - Harry D ad*, the faxnooe old a la r of* tH Y S P E C IA L T IE S : 'the A thletics, and In Ms time one o f the best*Brat basem ent In the badness, I PICKARD’S HAND-PAINTED CHINA was b o rn ’ In Philadelphia forty-three GORHAM’S STERLING SILVER Ze u * * fo . The Veteran has many n o r -K its ' PLATED WARE ab o v a a a d foregethg ord in an ce by me dalm a to rem em bra& auone-of-w hich ROGfcR*s PLATED WARE tkia d ay n p p ro rtd . te that lie lo the only b u n who ever ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES Wllaaaa ray hand a a t k l , tb a 4th d ay ol Saptam bar, 191*. * stole first. That peculiar Incident has J. D. D A V ISO N , pusaled many fans, but It waa actually . _ _ _ _ , M ay o r o t ika City of S anford, Florida. 7-T uva-Ctr pulled off. It waa In the old days ^ M I |7 when D sye Fulls, now president of I% /| O "V W T P I I C N otlfa of A ppllcallaa far T a a .Deed tl a d r r S actlaa S a f C baplar f l u . L a v a of F lo r­ the Baseball Players' fraternity, was | A Y J L d A . V V V-r X X IJ id a playing In the outer garden for the Notice la b araby given ( k a t C. W. E nlaMack bunch. In thla particular c o n - . . . wringer, p u rrb a a a r at T a a Cat till cal ■ No. d a te d tb a (Ik day a t J u ly , A. D . teat D arla waa perched on first and M a g & Z l l i e S X C r iO Q lC & lS t1521. l t l , kaa Bird aaid 'ra rtlfira ta ta my < B n , FulU w aa on third. H arry stole sec-1 n n j n « rni „ a a d kaa m ad* ap p llraltaa far ta a daad to laaua la a r r o r d a a r a v itk la v . Said eertlfiood la th e hope that the throw would o O Q « VT o l C i cata atabraeva tb a fallowing daaciibod prupgive Full* a chance to race home. T he rn n fo c tin n n rv a rty a itu a ta d in Seminole count y. F lorida, te-w it: W aal ball ol Block *S, a a a tb ot pellet warf aent to the catcher In Ume v A lIU v tU U U C l/ Tow aaklp Ilka. Wild mere. T b a aaid lan d to bead ofT Fulta, who barely managed ClgarST a n d T o b a C C O S beta* taaaaaod a t Ika data a l tb a laaaaaca of ■urh certificate ta tba aaaaa a l U nknow n. to get back to third, b u t D arla made | ° U nites aaid r o r tiic a la akail ba radaam rd second. Captain H arry wanted th a t according to la v ta a daad will laaua lh a ro . oa an tba 14th■ daj day at O ctabar. Jt. p . l i l t , ran, and he was bound to h a f t It, s o l Witaaaa v y official __ _ rignmlur* ____ and aaal when th e next ball w as pitched he [ tk ia tka 1 2 th d ay ot S eptem ber. A. 191*. chased back to first, stealing that bag I foe all E. A. D OU GLASS. to the amazement of players and fana. C lark C irc u it C ourt Saatiuola C o., Pla. B y V. M. Me D aniel, I). C. O f conrae'a big howl w ent up, but the t-T u a o -tl nmplre could find nothing In the rules | B a d |t l fo r S a m ia a la C'aaaly, F la .. P in n ate* to prohibit a player from running backward If he wanted 16. H aring C o n n a t r i n i O ctabar U t, 191*, ending P lu m b in g and Sap am har 3 0 lk . 19ITf ■wiped the iQltlal bag. H arry, then G aaaral F u a d ______________ L _ _ 4 1 S .I S I .0 0 took another opportunity to try fo | Laaa 6 par rent..> ___ _________90*.7# G a s Fitting. at m l aeconcL and while th e throw wan V f • 117,TlVj6 made In an ehdeavor to head him off ___ U9.X10.00 R oad aad B n d i a ____ __ F o lu chased home with tho coveted | All Work Receives My Persona Laaa I par r a a t _ ____ ___ 4,310.90 ran. S ld.799.60 D arla'com m enced his blg-lragne caAttention And Best Efforts 1reer 30 years ago, In 1800, when he ] G eneral School F u a d . . " ^ _ _ L _ _ S i l , 2 1 0 . 0 0 I Opposite City Hsll Telephone No 25 Lee* 9 par f o n t _, ________________ 1,41040 1041st. SL Phone 182 C. H. DING BUSINESS CARDS IDS | **e*«****e*o**»»*e** One Inch Card* Will ne Published Un1dor This Heading At The Kate Of t7 J i Per Year. ----------------------------- —•-------- --------- Office Next to W. E. llounholdcr Garner £ Woodruff Building r D R . P . E. WATTS E Y E. E A R , ■j N O 8 E and T H R O A T MONDAYS aad THURSDAYS IrOO ta 4 00 P. M. Dr. H. H. McCaslin t DENTIST | Office In Garner & Woodruff Uuilding Formerly Occupied By Dr. W. E. H o u s e h o l d e r ' * ft DR. C. G. BUTT - D ENTIST Office: Yovell Building C KJM 1& 4 ( E lk 3 SANFORD -i - ... - - Fl.Oh.DA [ THOMAS EMMET WILSON E. FERGUSON IIOUSHOLDES Harry DtviB. Was nlgneil by the Glnnts, having,pre­ Wilson & Housbolder LAWYERS viously played tvlth ITovldencc n n d . Florida I’nwtuCkeL New Y’ork noon ttimetl | SsfiiOrdr A. him over to Pittsburgh, where he re-. malncd until 1S08. A,fler n short ei- H l l f A n T M O i l { T i l t o n perlenn* with Louisville, pnvla quit I - TU 11 ° • Z Y A U U g l l l U l l the gnme and went to work for it rail­ ARCHITECT way company. When Connie Mack I n v a d e d Philadelphia In 1001 he,culled , Dnvla fnrtm his retirement nnd made Office hi Yowell Rldg. Sanford, Fla him captain and first husemnn of the Athletics. He rerimliu'd with Connie until 1013, when ho bad a brief e x p e . . l.llot ..f , ^ _ r i e v r i ^ . l^ U i b 4 “t\«lilettc% v* GEO. A. o DEC0TTES o D m filo rV tT > > Practice in State and Federal Courts SP E E D IE R THAN AMOS RUS1E Garner-Woodruff nklri Hugh Janninga Paya Unusual Tributa to Walter Johnson, Star of tha * Washington Team. Sanford Fla SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER _ M anager Jennings of the D etroit T i­ SUITE 9. COURT HOUSE PHONE IU gers recently paid an unusual trib u tn FLORIDA to the pitching of W nlter Johnson. SANFORD, Tho D etroit malinger, unlike tnrmt of the sta rs of the old school, believes th at tho Washington tw trlrr has a bet­ te r fast ball than A m is Ruate o f the S P E C IA L IS T New York Glanta had in h it prime. " I never batted against JotiDson. but In CANCER. GOITRE and TUHORS I have batted against Ituaie,” said Cure Them W ithout C utting Them Out Jennings. "I used to let myself get hit ORLANDO, - FLORIDA by Rusie’s fast one. I do out believe, however, that I would take a chance on ahorlng my . body Into Jo h n so n 's sbooL I hardly believe th at Johnson SUCCESSOR TO W. II. UNDERW OOD throw s a speedier bait than Ituste. but One and two horse* Wagons Made he aends up a heavier ball. It, h u rts Dr. J. A. TROVILLION SANFORD WAGON WORKS in Sanford, on hand a t all times. PRACTICAL 1IORSESHOER *. Phone 244 T IL L IE SCHAFER IS THROUGH 205-207 Oak Are. Would Hava Greater Success Throw ­ ing Rico a t Pacific Ocean Than Trying to Hit Baseball. 1. : TBIle Shafer, form er s ta r Inflelder of the New York Glauts, h as quit base­ ball for good, n e m otored to New York from Baa Francisco, taking 24 day* for the trip, and a fte r viewing a • double-header on tho Polo grounds de­ clared be was through with tha gam e. *1 went out on the field not long ago," sold Shafer, “and tyted to hit a balL I would have met with greater ancceaa throwing handfuls of rice at the Pacific ocean." Sharer quit the Glanta when at the top of hta form to enter the real eatate business at Los Angeles. C - I ---- H.: V . , ‘ rr V. , LEGAL ADVERTISING An O rd in an ce G ran tin g a n ta I k a ' t ailed (Hale* « f A m erica an I r m t t a W i L lreaae t r E asem e n t, fee Ik e R l|h l la F e rp e ta lti le C e a e tro c t. M ain tain nnd E ic ln e tre l, Use a S a v e r en t'e r le ln S tre e t a la tk a CMr a f Hsftfaed. Fleetdn . • tin It v rd aiaed by tb a m ajrer a a d ally een a til o t B aaford. F1.orida: Section 1. T h a t th e U n ited 81 etna a f A m erica. be. a a d It in hereby (r a n te d a a irrevocable licence, eaeem eat n n d rig h t la' p e rp e tu ity ' ta r e a e tr a r i. m a in ta in nnd eaclnaively nne an eight in c h p riv a te sev e r, cem am aring a t a p o in t on p i l a M t e avenue. oppoalte th e G overnm ent p ro p e rty , nnd r v l s l a g a v r tb on 1’el met to nvenou. approalm alary 1*0 le s t; th e n re c a rt along C om m ercial •tre a t appro x im ately I J i foot, a n d a t mid la s t n am ed p a in t, to connect said sa v e r line to the sam e ip k aelta t e a t e r o l alley ru n n in g pnrml >1 la an d ly lag n e a t ran t eof F a lm e ttv nyanue. arttk a rig h t s a d priviiece o a th e p a rt of Ike U n ited .S ta te s ol A m erica to place •» . AW a 8 r . 'S « r L: .o p o rty aR aale la ;y, rio rte n , to -w it! Tko a o rtk _____ F lo rid a . liable *lv vsat q u artet o f Ika eotrthwoi* qu arter an d Section 2. T k n t any pr re a d d u ty v k e a k a J tail tall to tb perform th e ner- nertkw m t qu arter of s a u th e a rt qaariac o t e ie e 'b y tm * o rd ln sn c e prescribed, v ltb o u t n eoction tv e n ly -th re e (214. fa v d a k lp tv e n ty 1***1 t es ■ M gorn req a Id f fr^ia^n M B g i k a U m deem ed non eonguilty of n ; ml*d*m**nor, and G uardian of tk a B rtale of yirUon ereo f ekall virtloa th thereof lh a ll bo be *ned Aned nmo t Icon' I b a a AllUoa E. P alm er, a M iser. ■ • 1.9* for e ach d ay th a t Mid■ perknn ma 9-Tuee-Ste . “ lie la d e fn a lt la road aad etroet w ork] a n d upon failure to p ay aay ftae, a s ai N O TIC E o r M A ST E R 'S SALE said person akail bo Itn prisoned for n Notice le hereby given th a t u ad cr a n d period o f n o t m o re th a n four, d a y s. by virtue a decree of foreclosure and ante, Heetiea 9V T k ia ordinance shall becom e leasing o uof t ol aa d under tb e Seal a f tk a *Heetive im m cdlm lely upon passage an d I p C ircuit C ourt of tfco be ven t b Ju d icial C ir­ p rsv sl by tk # m ayor. cuit of Florida, In nnd fo r tko county of Pasard th is 2 let. day ol A ugust. I l l * Seminole, l a C hancery, In a case wherein C. II. D IN G K B . P re sid e n t r rB tarn of l i t C ity ponding J . E . Pace is com plainant, and Harsh Jeseup F]rm in*. I. M . Flam ing, her C ouncil of Snnford, F lorida. I. Jam es CL R oberta, rity clerk of th o husband. U. Drew, W. J . T higpoa. J a k s c ity of S a n fo rd , F lorida, do k e re b y certify F. Mart Ivon, a n d G eorglaann Francis I r tv •*t»l the Above n»d. lortgeing <t linanee v a e ford are defendants, 1 will offer for sale, d u ly f a s te d b y ib o city council of H anford, and will nail « fan a l|b a a v and best bidder Florida, In re g u la r eeviion, on tkle th e t i n t - ..........- ......... a j i : d * .ria B a J r L S w “j 2 ! S ! d a y of A ugust. I S I S— ' W itness m y b a n d ■ «d Kaafcrd, on th i s ibe — " * IS am e being .a legal aalm d a y , th e following WTty. ly in g aa d being rerribed teal propert JA M E S C. RODE R TS. e li te e l Florida, to* is Seminole county,. ■ C ity C le rk of Sanford. Florida. ind 34. of tk a Florida lorl n i t : l.eta t l . S3 and T he above a n d foregsing erd ian n ee by L and and C olonisation's C o.’* O l e i j Pla plan ­ B n __ day a p p ro v e d . fro thla da,---------------' t s P Fa*t Hook ■ *'l“ -a t pace Witaem my Keod on rkie tk* I M f i r of Aug. ISIS f ta lls a _ ■ ____, ______ O rsngo county, Florida, aaid J . D. D A V IS O N , ( H9> Records I kolag form erly In O raag* county, U a y o c of the C ity *f S a n fo rd 5-Tues 4te i F lo rid a, b n t now la Seminole co u n ty , Flor- ■a Ik* C lrratt C a a rt. Sovealh J a d lria l C*r . c a ll. He mi n ote CoaBly. F lo rid a MI C kaa r o ty . K athleen L aclle A dam e and Clifford S. A dam s, her hus­ band. C am p lalan n ta Blit to C ancel _ „ w. ; Deed a a d la f G eorge K in isle y , G rnck R elief I. Ingaler, hi* « U n and A jb e tt E. S m ith , S r. IFefendaata. , T o A lbert E. S m ith , Sr. I t appearing fro m tb e affidavit of K atkfeon I.urile A d a m a ^ a a d Clifford H. A dam s her husband, co m p lain an t* In ib a above e n ­ title d cane*, th a t A lb e rt E. Sm ith, Hr., d e ­ fen d an ts In tb * a b o v e entitled cause la a non-resident of th e s t a le of Florida, t h a t hi* reside or* U a t S t M eat-C ulm stre e t. W e.il D etro it, ia th a s t a l e af M iekfgaa. th a t It la th e belief a f th e sA a a t* th a t be la av er tko ago of tw e n ty o n e , th a t there l | n o p e r­ son La tk* atato of Florida etqyir* of tu b tna upon w hom would M ad th o u l d A lbert E. S m ith, S r.. _ l i •* ik e r r ld a o rd e re d th a t yon, A lbert F.. Sm ith, Hr., a p p e a r to tba a b w v sty led cause and m ake an sw er u n la tb* bill a l com plnlat filed th e re in against you a t Ike c o u rt bouse ta S a n fo rd , Semiaol* rom aty Florida, on tk a aecond day of O cto b er 1919. It being n ru le d ay *J tkia co u rt, an d d tfa n ll - thorool tk* com plaint's bill of com plaint will bo taken u co n fu se d and B ail decree e n te r e d therein u p ray ed a g ain st you. I t is lu itb er o rd ered th a t this o rd er b a lu b lls h e d 'ln Ik* S an fo rd Herald, a le v a * p aper published In Sanford, Ssm inol# co u n ty . Florid*, once a week for fA'ur con­ secu tiv e week*. . . W itness ray h and nnd official seal of u i d c o u rt, 29th day of A ugust, 1919, (a**!) E. A. DOUGLASS, C lark. * • ■ S2L799.CY • _:»t D ickinson A D ickinson, F in a and F o rfa ilu re _____ ~ . f 9,(00.00 ■ Solicitor* for C o m plainants. 3 -T uea-itc • Leva S paf c a n t_______________ __ 4 0 3 .0 0 S 9,19,7.00 u . 1»|| I L. 0 . S T R IN G F E L L O W . Sofieltor for C om plainant. 3 -T * * o -(tc . u n a t o t t t* ho elec ted shall b , tlerted^ » w m Ol four y ear*, tb* term to u * 1 tko Brat T uesday a lt e r the f r it i . 1* n to r to be e le c t* / from a t tw o or fo .. u r years with u , ‘* In view of keeping iff w * aum ber of 0,I * it e_m , la n balance no with tb* number *f , Section I al A rticle V II of tka lion “ la' hereby -am en d ed M u in ,“***' foil e v i l i T h e r»g ___ ■ ■ ; L U* ‘•ud ffiilh m ll Mu» is* 19)7 ek> ii th a t cho United fftatoo. w hich era* it i ta k e n , in Ih t aevoial counties cf „ a h d tknoo th a t sh all m oot (very tb * re a lta r shall a p p o rtio n tb* lio n in th e hou«a:w Lrw pTV 9»nlai:vf,^7, | m a n n e r-fo l i f t a rtic le provided, »M,x 1 p o rtio n m eat akail bo baaed upon tto l ^ ( ceniua enum eration ta k e n by tb* . i T . / S l F lorid* or by th e U n ite d S tale., Is tb s lavt taken nw at beforo th t l-r ,i'1,! w | o# fcpporttonlag tk o representation ,£ S i (OBFftlt, ®wI ffortlon 4 of A rH clo V ll of u . ____ tu tlo a is hereby a m e n d e d *0 aa t„ follow* 1 “ "W h e n nay aaw c o u n ty Is created k . .v. U gU latnra it aknll bo e n titled to o-., n to r nnd oa* m em ber of tk o hona* ef oontslivao, until tb s M a t onumerailon , Vlded fo r fo Soctioa *. of tkia Artlrl.* aknll bo ukon alter t b a creation q ,, now ro n n ty , or u n til th e next n n n . .7 ? m eration tk o t akaU bo tn k o n by th t U .'J j Htalo a of Amorieo a tto c tb a m a iio a ot iS aaid bow county, w hichever ekall the M a i bo tB non, after tk * r r e s tl o a of I c o u a ty , when It ak ail bo in t lt M 10 m em ber of tk* hooso o f roprettniativaa l3 i *>*Vy_t*n thousand of popalatl -------‘ 1 th ereo f tb * aim* u - u i j counties." _ t N O T IC E O F E L E C T IO N T o tk o Sheriff of Sam iaala C o u n ty , af tho 8 ln t* of F lorida: Be it know n th a t I, U. C lay Crawford S ecrvtxi* of 8 In to of th e S ta to of Florida, d o hereby g iro notion th a t a general electi *■ wUI be held in Sem is ole c o u n ty , state o l Florida, on T u esd ay n e a t succeeding Ibo Sent M onday in N ovem ber, A. D . I l l # , th e said T uesday befog tb* 7 tk d a y of N o- A J o in t Rooolution pro p o sin g an *1 m enl to Hwctien I o f ’ A rtiri* VI *f i i , I vom bor: c o n stito tio a o f tk o at a Is of Fleridr Z F a r U nitsd S ta le s S e n ato r from tho am en d ed b y ' J o in t H esalutien 7 ■ la te ra l Florida, for a lt yeara fro m M arch F a r a ll (•) Providentl*J E lector*. F a r oa* R ep resen tativ e or tb e Fourth Congressional D istrict of tb* S ta le of Flor­ id a . in th e S laty .fifth C ongress a f ’ tb* U n ited Slaton. F o r G overnor of tho C u to of F lo rid a. F 01 .'>♦<:ret a ry of S ta ts of Ik* S ta ts of F lo rid a. _F o r A ttorney G eneral of tk * S ta to of F lo rid a . F o r C om ptroller ot th e S ta to of F lo rid a. Far, T reasurer of tk o S tato o f F lo rid a. . F o r .S u p e rin te n d e n t of FohlU In s tru c tio n of thw B u t* of .F lo rid a . F o r 'C om m issioner of A g ricu ltu re of tk* S ta to of Florida, ' F o r A * * Ju stic e s of t k ( S uprem e C ourt of tk o S tato af F lorida. F c r ona R ailroad Com m issioner of tb* -S tato o f Florida. - F o r Stato S e n ato r for I9 tb S e n a to ria l Dis­ tr ic t of the S ta ta ol Florida. F o r on* M em ber ol tb* Hone* of R epre­ s e n ta tiv e s of th e S ta le of Floridq. F o r C ounty Ju d g s. F o r Sheriff. F o r Clerk of tb a C ircuit C o u rt. - F o r C ouuty A ssessor of Taae*. F o r To* C ollector. F o r C oualy S u p erin ten d en t of P u b lic l a . s tru rtlo n . F o r CouafV S urveyor.' * F o r Bv* C ounty Com m issioners. F o r th ree member* *1 th e C o u n ty B oard of P u b lic In atruclion. F o r Justice ol th e Peace la a n d fo r tko follow ing Ju e tlra D istricts, via: Non. 1, 2, ». 4. F o r C oaatablo in nnd for tk o following J u a llro DivtrleU. via: No*. 1. 2, 3, 4. In testim ony w hereof, I have h e re u n to set m y hand an d affixed th e g ro at seal of th o ' S ta te of F lorida, a t T allahassee, the C a p ita l, .this tbe i w enty-fourt d a y of Au> g u st. A. D. 191#. (seal) IL C L A Y 'C R A W F O R D , .* S ecretary of .Htata. T o C. M. H ead. Sheriff Seminole C o u n ty . • 3-T nee-IO tc •• ...... 4 H e It revolved b y tk o legixixtur, 0r ••. 1 s ta to of F U ridat ' T h a t tk a following anaondm oat to s*,. lio n I ot Arllclo VI o f tb * eontii(.ni^l .< \ th e e ta to of Florida bo. s o d Ih t ttm r M ' hereby agreed to an d ak ail ho tubmittAl 1 tb*- elector* ef tb* a ta to a t tka 1 election In 191# for ra tific a tio n or rv). Sect ten 1. Every m ol* person o( 'tk* : of tw e n ty one year* a a d upw nid* ok* b a rittaon of tb * United S ta to n a t tk* tlm* b tp p llo a to register shall b a deemed * >14 . Ified elector a t all eW ctlon* under Ike ran. >14*4 th a t , tk a follow tsg tddiliticaal qnallffrntlonoi Tt* aknll hav* resid ed a a d hdd hit an­ naa n e a t home and p laee of abode m tkr •ta t* af Flarldo far o n * y e a r, and la U, c o u n ty wkovoln ks a p p lie s to regiii*r six m o n th s, previous th e re to . Ho n n t b* akin ta ro o d , writ* and lauw p rat an y jaoctien af tk a eoattR uU on of it* s ta to o f Florida a t Ibo tins* he apptise is re g iste r an d vota. Ho m u tt own 1a hia ow n right pro, iperty to tk o value of not leas i k a a .five bus -cii»4 dollars, which fact ekall be d eterm in'dd L_ ealy h r tb * . aoeeeemeot books o l tk* ceusly at th e tim e be applies to rogiafor and vet*,. U * m ust not b a rs been convicted, ps«vious to th e tim e ba a p p lies t* n o is e t r v o t t , of larceny, ro b b e ry , fatgsry, per­ ju ry o r bribery fo any of tb * coqrts ef sty s ta to o r of tk* United S ta te * , c r if <> cep vlcted ke m ust have been remtered to lbs rights of citizenship. P ro v id ed , how ever, T h a t no person w lineal d escendant al a n y s u c k persna *b* mrsa on Ja n u a ry le t. 1#A7, o r prior thento, a n tltle d tc vote under tk * copsiiU'.jsm and lawn a t any of tk a at# t* s. or t i c . ntorien, ur en titled to v»t* u n d e r aay f a n ; of governm ent, or so y n a tu ra lise d ritism o r Ivla doscondsats, sh a ll bo denied U* rig h t t o register nnd v o te Hecnuse be -bsl ap t- bo able to read, w rite a n d Inter m airy *sectio n of Iba c o n siltu lio n ut l sta te of Florida, as ab ev e p ro v id ed , or ' cause be shall not own p ro p e rty ef value abov* rpeclfiod; n a tu r a lis e d sit) of Ike U n ite d S tates, h o * o v e r, a t lb s tt th e y a p p ly , and before th e y shall le r m ilted to register, shall p re s e n t to reg istratio n officer certificate of his aatsu lis t ion, • or n duly -au th e n tic a te d 1 thereof. .7 * .3 Sac. 2. U pon the a d o p tio n u f this i c m ant to tb e constitution, th e legists: shall e n a c t appropriate law s to carry ika purpose of tb u am endm ent In to effort. I T he vote* cast tq co m :! lift vs with proposed ata e a d m sa ls. a n d tb * rsn . declaration* and retu rn s th e r e o f, ‘shill su b jected to* tha sam e’ rd g u la tlong aed .. vlrictlon* a* a re provided b y la w for est­ ers! electio n s in lb* sta in of Florida (soal) . I d Testim ony W hereof, I bsv* hereunto set m y h o o d aad *k filed lb s G reat B aal o f tk* Met* o f Florid*, n t T aU aknsse,. the • C ap ital, th ‘* t k o . tw e a tj fifth day of J o t t, A. ‘D . i l l # II. CLAY C R A W F O R D . ( S ecretary o f State. I 0I-T a * * -l)tc An O rd ia a a c e P ro v id in g for th e Issu a n c e of Bonds in th e Hum of 141,000.00 fo r tb e Purpose of P a y ­ ing, R etiring and R efu n d in g qn Th u s ot R onds of the C ity *of Snnford, .F lorida, In I 4.099.60 th e Hum of Iti.OOO.OO, F le e rin g ’D ate J a n ­ uary I, 1197, and M a tu rin g Jan u a ry 1, P u b licity F u n d --------- --__2. i to.oo 1917, and A uthorising and Em pow ering Laaa S par cant ________ _ ____ ’100.7# tb * M ayor ol tho ‘C ity o l Hanford, F lo rid a, o taaue a Call for a n Election to D eter9 2,019.5# m id* lb* qwraticn a# to th e Issuance ol Honda, and fo r tb * Election of a Hoad and Bridge .......... t ., ;___ 932,340.00 Said H oard o f Three Bond T rustees. le ii &per cent...___ 1.(12.00 W h ertas. on J a n u a r y 1, 1917. tk* first Dsue of bo tills at tbe c ity ol Hanford. F lo r­ _ , • '•10.e29.00 ida. d a te d Jan u ary I, !h97, tor tb* ru m of Total . . ................______ |__ -• 1 15,000 00. ’ bearing in te re st at th a rat* .o t General Fund • ix j>»r cent per a n n u m , will mature, an d (lent ol Court lluu.e . .... . - g 1,200.00 W h e rra i, a t tb e lim e ol Uiuxnr* of afore­ Tialeriee ol olSrers _____ 4,0*0.00 said bonda, n o B d rv u a t* provision'W as m ad* Commioelone A free____ - 7 ,(20.00 tor, tb* paym ent of s a id bonded in d eb ted ­ Suppliev lor fti^rit) _ , . j,#00.00 ness a t tb* date of. m alurity*-ot tald bond* A dm inistrate.'* H a lite . s f H etU em eol o Incldentate.----_______ 1,30*4# and A e ro aata W bereaj. the city of H anford, al tkle tint* W ham I t M ay C onrorn: • 17.22*4# ks* no fu n d i available .fo r th e paym ent of T oN All otlca i* heresy g iv es th a t on T u te d a y , said bqnds, and will be unnbl* to meet and Road and Brldfr Faad the 17tb day ot D rta b e f, A. D . 191*. t Salary Supt. HoadCamp _________ 900.00 pay th e principal of sa id ivtu* of bonda a t ak au t my a cco u n t as a d m in is tra to r AuUteatr ... .___ ___________ - 500.00 m a tu rity , oa l e - v l u J a n u a r y I, 1917, u n ­ of th op ieesn m U U ot L ucy S. Brown, deceased, less ip in e adequate provision 1* made th ere­ 3 Guard, ■ l.etO.OO for, to th e tlo llo rsb le G e .r g j G. H o n in g , C o u n ­ and Labor on road...-__ _____________ J.50P.00 W hereas, i t it deem ed advisable to trade ty Ju d g e of Eomfoolo C o u aty , ot hta office in Feed tor Slock , ----- ^ 4 . 500.00 bead* B snford, Florida, an d a t th e sa m e |lm * c ltb e rlty »L S a n fo rd .. Florida, lo r 4 on view' Feed.. t „„-C*,#O0.O0 th e purpose ol payJitg, re tirin g a n d .re fu n d ­ pr*a-nt vouchers a n d ask th a t th e aaid Tool, enri llepeir*—_ _ —i1.0i'<U>6 ing tb e *15,090.00 -city of Sanford. Florida, a cco u n t ray bo approved and ro rfirm a d . * Shoe* aad I lot king for Conilcta _ 750.00 bond*, m aturing J a n u a r y 1, 1917, th e re , W P, W li-HON .hlwhatje Money * ____ __ ___ 400.00 , A d a tln litrato F C. T . A. Bridge Tenders , ______ _______ (40.00 fore: 103-Tuea-lOlc , Be it ordained by th e m ayor and city Eatimete.1 amount due City ol Snnlnrd __ 4,000.00 council of the city of S a n fo rd , Florida: N OTICE O F E LE C T IO N “ ’ Heelloa I: T hat a bona ieiu* la the sum Road UpUding Materiel* and Equipment* __________ , 7,500.00 of #43,000.00, for tho p urpose of paying, • W hereas, Tb* ieg islatu r* cf 1916, u n d er tb* conefitullon b f 1885. ef th e s la te of Incidentals. ___ __________ I, #(9.50 re tirin g and refunding t b « 943,000.00 sis per cen t c ity -o f H anford, Florida, . bond*, F lo rid a,-d id past thre* Joint rm jln ilo n e p ro ­ ' • , • ’ I K . 799.50 m aturing Jan u a ry I. 1917, b e. and tha •am* posing am endm ent* to tb e co n stitu tio n ot is kereby authorised: pro v id ed , how ever, lb * s ta te ol Florida, and tk* h i m were Flat) a n d F e tfe ila re to bv a vote of three-fifths of all th o F eed ing Prlaoneru _____________ • 1.M B .M th a t before tald bosdie aHalt be leaned th e agreed question of iw uing sa id b e a d s, as w*U as n u m b e rs elected to o a th boat*; t h a t ' to o R a ia ry of P m e c u tin g A ttorney _ 900.00 th e a m o u n t to be issued s a d tka purpose v o te s o a ta ld Joint resolutions wef* en tered J a i lo r s ___ ________________________ (00.00 w kirb tk* money ie to be rip e a d e d s ta ll upon th e ir respnrtlv* 'Journal*, w ith tike Ju ro r* and W itnesses ____ __________ 6,107.00 lor be su b m itte d to the reg istered velar* of th e yea* a a d nave thereon, a a d th ey d id d e te r­ city Sanford, who o v a re a l e state th e r e ­ m ine a n d direct tb a t tb e aaid |o*nt resolu­ « ff.tl7 .0 0 in, ^ .of t an election to be h eld la ruch m a n ­ tio n s b* su b m itted to th e electors of Ik e In- O r c s l i C nnrt, Scvenlb J n d lr is l ( Irtsfi C om m issioner* B u d g e t of E xpenditure*. ner, a a d a fter such n o tice aa D prescribed s ta te a t tk a general election fo N o v em b er, Hem lnei* C ennly. Fteridn 7-Tue*. 4tc* by th e ordinance* of tb * c ity bf Hanford. 191#. O verstreet T u rp m tls * C o m p a n y N o w ,' therefore. I, IL C lay C raw fo rd , F lorida, a a d provided fu r th e r th a t said Aa O rd laaac* P re h lb illa g the P ac ag e a bonda shall be issued only u p o n tka approval se c re ta ry of tk* e la te of H o n d o , do hereby U ottl* M . U l r i s t a s n sa d ------— — . Aay Hit eel a W ilkin Abe City of H anford o f’ th o m ajority of said v o ters, voting a t give n o tice th a t a . C hrist m an. her h u sband. P r a n k P. Any B rak es Vile*#. N alls. Taeka, W ire eg kueh election. v G eneral FI evils a Wood an d Flnrenoa Wood, h ia w ile, O th e r > la erlsl T h a t May D am aga P sse Section 2: T h at aaid bund* what! be o f will be h eld fo each co u n ty In Florida- on G ardner F . W ood, M ary fe. T a v to * iLi fa g V rh lile* , tb* ffeaom lantlon of 1 1 . 000.00 each, b eatiag T u e sd a y .n e x t succeeding tk a first M onday sa d F r a n k J |. T ayU e, h e r b u ib s a d ;" B e it ordained b y th e mayor a a d 'city Interest, t t th e rat* of p er In N ovom bor, A D. 1916. tbn sold ~ tl rfive -a n d jone-brll Annl* T X v rrn rt s o d — ——— L a * , council of th e city of Sanford, F lo rid a ; re H n t, pev b r i n e HWi annum.. Interest a t tp a y a b le1 1 1 ,jfrffunallo1 fohto. her b o a b an d . J . F . il u r d e t t, of each S ectio n 1. T h a t no perto n . or perndn*, on tb e first day* ol Ju ly a n d F kbuary ol Mevso ath Day o f N o to m b er l>sisy H. Q ftburk* an d J a m e s • ball place o r, c a u -a to ' be pieced o a any year; raid lean* of bonds fo r ib o ru|U,of 115.000 for tb « ratification or rejection of th o .ta ld O 'R ourko, b a r kaabnad.* • ’J • tr e e l wiLkia tho e titp o ra le limit! of tk * city , 1 s m a tu re th irty y ears a f te r th e data* of jo in t rooolullons p r o p o s in g ------ 1I r a n la to T* tk * d efen d an ts, Annl* Lawrnnc* sad . . . tio . . . n off .Ik th *qjt* l* ~ e f Florida,' 1 ol S an fo rd any b ro k e n gla t, nail*, tack s, issuance thereof; said laaua of boad* to bo tk o co n. stitu jtn tw of via: L aw rencn, her h a tb a n d a n d wire, gravel,- g ra n ite , rocks, brick b a ts o r d a te d J u ly 1 , 1919, an d t o m atu i* July I . 1. h u sb an d « | tk* d o fan d an l, Hai­ twbbl** of s a y a tk o r m a u n a l th a t w ay 1949. ti* M. C h ris tm e a ; S ection 9: T h a t tho M a y o r d a m a n la aay w ay a a y p a n in ( .p e rs o n of You a n d to g h a l io n 9 »a hear b y v rn irlr, or vklffc m a y in ju re Of d a aaafs th e H anford.. Florida, ba. aa d Ih sT iill filed In tk i* esur* *i •tru elari, Ia U u tb» onrtta lire* of an y au io m o ln la. < nd an d , a | October 2. 1919.. a t tV* C nnrt U o u te in SeeSection Z .. T h a t l i y 4 r n e > r o a r ! c lo d ' M d e f lln a tv itC rr—J— abWf ford, F lorida. l^ h t„ 7 ln U iiu a -o t-a a e 1 W I11 ta Briaioml of Im u a a to ol u l d bond*. p ro v I t lx fu r th e r ordered tb a t th is onfor W T g a la r v f o tr if i r r t n n •b a il upon rn n e ie tlo n proredlifr oecrioB*,, aad to elec t three per­ T h a t- tk o following am endm ent of Suction pulliaksd one* a week for e ig h t aucrevdia ns* lion. aast a D of th rre u l bo fined n o t m ure Ikaa I30.00. hor sons to eorva, w ithout com pensation, A rtlrl* 9 af the co n stitu tio n of tko s ta to , weeks fo th d Hanford H am id, m a s w ip iM . board of bond trustee*; s a id election to ba r e 's t ir Im p rU o u rd more ik a a th irty day*. g to U is liu n and fin an ce,^ s hereby published In Seminole county n fo re iiil. fW cliod 9. TkU o r d l a u c r th ill becom e held in a r i d conform ity w ith lb* ordinances ■cre ed t a an d s ts ll be su b m itted to tk * W itnrSo' m y h and and th e seal of tU effective im m ediately u p o n p****f» a n d np. of tb * city ol Sanford, re la tin g id boad elector* e f t t * slat* for ad o p tio a o r rojoctioa said C ircuit C o u rt tjilx 31st da l a f of J«Vr efodiona. provnl b y th e m ay o r. a t th a n e t t general election hereafter; th a t A , D. 1919, F a u o d f l i t day «f A a ru tt, 191*. Section 4; T h a t th is o rd in a n c e ekall be­ to lb any. th a t Section 9 of Artless 9 of th e (UffirUl re a l) , C. II. D IN G E R , w com e rffectiv* im m ed iately upon Its pas­ co o s titu tio a o f. tbe s ta to b* am ended to E A. D O U G L A SS. F m id e k t p to tom ol the C ity sage. a n d IU approval by tb * m ayor or rood a* follows; Clerk C irc u it Court. CdUacil ,ef S a n fo rd . Florida. upon becom ing aa o rd in a n c e w ithout kle ‘■Section ». T here shall bo oxom pi from htsreey A W a ilo u , 1, J a m t C. R o b erta, city clerk o f' tb * approvals ta x a tio n p ro p erty ta tbn vela* ol fiv e .h u n ­ Sols, for C o m p lt. . Pained th is l i s t day of A u g u st, 1*14. , city of H anford, F lo rid a , dq hereby certify d re d dollars to ovocy w idow tb a t kao a fa m ­ 99-Tueo-fit* C. U . D IN G E E , th a t th e abov* and fo ieg o in g ordiaanr* was ily d ep e n d e n t on bar for su p p o rt, nnd to P resident F ro T ern o f th e City d a ty n a med by tbe c ity council *f S a n fo rd . e v e ry person who 1* n bona fid* resident C ouncil of S an fo rd , Florida. . Flor!i' la in regular tension. oa this tb * 91a*.. of tk* s t i l e sn d has Inst a lim b 01 I, J t ts e a C . Robert*, c ity c le rk e f the city disabled la w ar or by m isfortune." day of -A u g u st, 1919. of H anford, F lsrld*. do h ereb y certify th a t JJA i ____________ S . C- ROBKRTH. tk * a b o r* nnd foregoing o rd iaan r* w it C ity C lerk ot Hanlofd F lorida. in t R etslu t-an propottag an t n e n l duly passed by ike city c a u n ril af Hspford, A mJo T h e a b o y e and fpregolng ordinanco by ant to Hoctton* 2, 3 and 4 of A rtiri* V II Florida In regular te u to n , o n tk le the 21st tk ia d a y approved. of tb* co n stitu tio n of tb a e lx iv n f F lnrida. W ilneaa m y band o n IbU the f '.ii d a y of day of A u g u st, i l l # . ; feinting to census and ap p o rtio n m en t. W llaaaa my h and, nnd th a oonl of lb* c ity A u g ust, 1919. It resolved by tho legislator* nf tk * nf Hanford on th is tb* l i s t d a y of A ugust, s taBe J . D . D AV ISON . te of F lorida; 191(- * M ayer of tb * C ity ol H anford. T h a t th e following am endm ents ta (k s (oool) JAR. C. R O B E R T S . . 5-TneoUe _. ro n s titu lln n ol tb* sta te o f Florid* be. a n d C ity d e s k af S a n fo rd , Florida. ’ T k* abov* so d foregoing o rd in an co by m* tb a sam e aro hereby agreed to. knd tb * - n* I earn* shall bo sabm ftted to tho electors of ef H trecte end H e r d , by O r l l t a F oro o n s tki* d ay opprovod. People all through thla aection W itness m y h ta d on tklo tk * 91st d a y tb* s ta te a t tb * general vlectio a m 191#, for R elding W ilkin lb * City Limits of H an­ ratification or reject font ' buying MV-VEK-LAX becmuEO it U fo rd . Fief Ida nf Angus*. 19W. , Hovtiao 2 o f Artiri* V II la b*r*by a m en d ­ prvpgratlon of nal* merit. It u a vrt«f J . D. D A V IS O N , It* it ord ain ed by th o m ayor an d e l’.y co u m l! of S anford. F lo rid a M ayor of Ik* C ity of Snnford. . ed so a* to r**d as follows: . S T u e n -S tr " T k * legislature* th a t shall convene In able remedy that acta naturally and Section 1. T b a t every, ab le bedttd main fecti vrijv tboroughly dcaiudoR the 1 . w o n over th e age of niglrtana year*, an d N otice o f Application for T n l D eed Under lb* y ear I> 19 a a d th ereafter shall consist of oa* m em ber uf tk* se n a te fro m -e a c h and bowels. It b easy to lake and o n d er lb * ag e of fifty years, who ka* been Hfietlnn I nf Ckeptnr l i l t . L o a n a f Flor­ co u n ty la tk * reals, and ot s t s mem ber a f none of the dantan and bad aft«r effe a resident nl tha c ity of Hanfoid. F lo rid a , id a tb * house ot representa tiv e s from sack lor n perio d ol th ir ty d ay * shall be su b ject otice I* kereby given t h a t O v er,treel c o u a ty in t b e r t - x t r l B r n ' ^ j i t s thousand of calomel. UV-VER-LAX will get a a d lia b le la work on tk * alreeta, rondo n o d T uN rp e n tin e Co., purchaser nl T ax C *r-ll of popolaU on thereto, nr tk * m ajor fraction right, keep you right and aava you c alleys fo sa id rity , as h e re in a fte r p re r ld s d . Section 1. T h a t e v e ry mat* perron, a* ra t* N*. *04. d a te d tb» t t h d i r nf N trem * tk n to a l w here taer* may h t a m ij.if fr a riis n Lt 'ii bills. Sold in 50c and $1.00 bot bar. A. D . 1993. b at filed sa id cprii teats left over a fte r dividing tb s w kai* num ber dm embed to S tatio n 1 of tki* ardfonnrw under an absolute guarantee. H | shall be s u b je c t ( a d liab le to nock o a tk * fo my a n —, a n d hv« m td * 'a p p ID a B o a for ol p o p u latio n ol vha co u n ty by tk* a a tn streets a n d remdi of tb * r ity of Hanford ta a deod t> issue ia aece id h n c e w ith taw. ber ten ta o u s a n d ; P rovided, t h a t each Ivottle bears the UkencaB of L. K. Gf for n o t m oro th a n ala day* in rack y e a r; Said e r Jflso te em braces tb* fo llv -l .g des­ county ihnll h av e al least o s* rep resen ta­ For #alo by W. 0 . ALDI provided, h o m e r,r, t h a t an y person s u b ­ cribe-’ p - 'p e t t y situated la Semin*?* evuu- tiv e a c d t h a t no county shall hav* moro ject to ro o d and eireo t d u ly may perform ty." iorlda. to-w iti NE tL Sec. 23. To mo­ th a n thro* rvprosentaviw * fo tk o hom e o f buck service by us a b le bodied su b s titu te t h If f*B. R enee 29 E. ( A i E M ol N W 1/ ro p m a n ta U v a * . Tb* member* of Jh o houeerep resen tativ e* shall bn elected for a av er tb n ago nf eighteen years, or la li*U •* ol N* V - «f ne tg of term of- tw o y e a r. *ad ta * m em bers of tb* thereof m ay pay th e rig y a t Htnford th e at -I Ire* I t. R. rig h t ol w ay. " b o ’onld la n d bring »s»n*eod a t th e d o t* ' e ta s to shall be elected ta r n term of fo o r sum of f l . 0 0 lo r each d a y ba Is required lu of Ik* Issuance ol Inch c -rtific a l* In tko year*, o srn p t as hereinafter provided. T ho work said m a d e or et re e ls. Bam* nf M . A. II urk. Iln'.ew s x R car. a u c tio n fo r laom L en for each b ranch rk all ■j Beet loo 1 . T b a t a n y a a d all sam e of t(7ea1a akail be redeem ed sc c o rd ln g t* law *7 * .* " • * "* • pU roa. T k# term money p a id B ato tb* r i t y of S tafo rd . by ta x deed will b e n s thercen on tb * Ifith day Of Drcssmakisg Parian win b* •#«*office Of eenator* elected fo f r | # .K ell those s u bojaev je c t t10 o read e r­* cf S eptem ber. A. D. 1919. roan dauovtyy in lien uru af t l pp*T' e ip lro on th e Brsf Monday la April. 1919 cd after September N ft, » l * form ance• aoft s e ta a l la b o r upon void road* W itaem m y o f f r itl s ig a a ta r * a a d eaal Tbw te rm of office al nonatqrs nlactod la Oyer YeweU A Ce’s. Dry GeetD and s tre eota ts ahstl be aa ril nnd expondod by l i b tk* 11th d a y -o f AagueL A. D. 1 * 1 *. tbw folio nine counties, tw-witi th e city ol of Hanford for th ea repel repalr-ond u p Store ea First Strati. • He ting tjf d * E. A. D O U G L A SS. E scam bia, G adsden. Jackson, Loon, M adlkeep of It* system of ro a d s , eti CDrY C ircu it C ourt S em iaol* C o., r ia . to to T agfot. C olum bia, N nm an. alleys. 131-Tu**-4i* D fifM , M arion, Sum ter, JeTecson, (a c tio n 4. T b a t ao p erso n , under M onrno, P u tn a m Voloris, ils m ltte n . Alscbvisions of tk i* ordlaaac* ak ail be r la - th a C eaaly Judge a C nnrt.' C s n n tr nf u“* U2 w*S l ; ll b a r ty , H ernando, ^ n o tlav . compelled go work a n tb e road* h e elnele. H tsl* nf tts r id s ' Work will be Beautifully Pic H rovard. P alm Bonrb and Levy, s a a t i s s tb a *Uy of fiaaford. lo t pi nr* th an l a tb * u i ' J v nf thn Set* ol tk c T r s p e r t y , •jrfi . 9 9 th » f i m Monday la April, 1921; Guaranteed to | one weak. _ days In in aana y on# *1 Allirvo E . Falotor, a M iser. •Jf.to h o r a o a a to ra I* ba elected in lb* year Section 5, T h a t rh* provCxioa* of ■ No t # is kvrahy given th a t i t io tk* fo- * * '* t h e l r t e r m of office shall a sp ire a a th e Vstdloiacw sh all apply to n * person toeldiak te a tio n -f ta o undersigned M a tllo B. C arr M on day in April. 1913 All members w ltkio tko c o rp or a t e llta.ta nf th e e ry af Haas (lorm oriy M attlo U. Palm er) aa g u a rd la a of a l - t k * house n l rap tamralativ an elected nt ford paying m unicipal tax es, e ith er reel or yet : th o notate d A'fisnu E. Palm er, n m inor, to sonal p ro p e rty , p resid ed t b a t the. m o a n fc« _ r , 0 v r ?. elS l e e U ‘ heir term of tank* spp-i s ’Jvn tv the C o u n ty J a d g a of nffirn aknll e x p lrt on tb* first M ondsv in nf th o te a p a id by- any e a c h p er *00 t* In ex ­ Remfoote co u n ty , Florida, n t klo office la A pnl, 1931, nnd thereafter th e term 0/ *1* tras of #<-00 p*v annual. * co u rt knave nl Hanford. In snid ro s e tv ■0* of a n , m em ber* a t tho house of rvoto. Sect lo t. (. - T h a t H sh all bo the d o ty of W ednevdep. tk* 3Utk d ay a l S e p ts n M b* chief of polio* la su m m o n a t sack Urn*, D . 191#. le v n n tb o rity i f m H l a nadla* ho m sy b* d irected , a a y a n d all persons dod aao-vightk U tornst. w hich la ibo InB*V ,h * * ^ rtlo "0*d ATl the to ra n d d a ty , to w o rk upon Ik a W t a l Ib o said minor lo an d l a tb a fri- orM election f . 1929 an d tknm nfter. Ml -TV \ ■ B u ild ln t F und • L _ ______i____S 4.300.00 l.e»* i par r e n t . . ____________ 1 0 1 .to r_:;. A FINE REMEDY FOR BILIOUSNESS AND L Ladies of yew We] , r .vm Turnly �MEYERS MAKES A MIT p h il s Indian Catcher Doing Real Oome Manager Pat Moran’e Champion* Are Liked • Deeauee of Their Clean Tactic* on the Field.' Back With Brooklyn.-’ Not Only Hat Chief Improved In Bat■ting, but Work Behind -Bat Hae . Been Revelation—Timely. Hit* • Have Helped Win Games. Naw Manager of Cincinnati Team. ChrUty MathewfOtt bns been ap­ pointed manager of the Itedi to take the place of Ctmriey Horxog. wbtf go*k to the New York Giants to exchange tor the star right-handed twlrler. Cincinnati, In addition to getting Matty, also will land taflclder McKtcimle tod Outfielder Ilousch, whiloi lie haa always been a man of hli ___ __ will take Outfielder ~ the OlsnU KUllfer■ and ono of tho finest characters from theBeda la pue of the btgthe Beds. This Is big­ game. Ho haa alwaya been a a gcat gest deals to be made this year and nun and has gained his reputatl strengthens New York's chances for' Tils ability to do things. Ho has fug. sought publicity and is model Seventeen Yesra In Leagus. though many woro inclined to Christj Mnthrwxon has been pitch- differently, tog In Ibe National league for 17 years. His years of pitching are ncarl; B« Joined the New York Giants In 1000 and he longs to be successful ( tod store that time has been rated aa. er. Ho haa been with McGrow oo« of tbe game's greatest hurlers. At- many years that he understam most hem the atnrt ho placed himself tactics and strategy to tho lettc looag the topnotcticrs, although It was with a fairly good ball team ou. oot dotil 1005 that he gained world- carry the Reds up In tho race. I] wide fsme by pitching In the world’s probably do aome of the fllnglt serin games ngalnst the Philadelphia though- be has been bothered v Americans. lamo arm that has thrown him la that series he pitched three games out of gear, without letting o nmner scopo off him. f 1 Hut exhibition damped him as ono t po pular __ __ team - Chief Meyers has come into Ida own. DtSCard(HT "by John McGraw aa "through," looked upon by Polo Grounds fans na a once great catcher who had slipped back Immeasurably, the chief has accomplished a Wonder­ ful comeback and la tin Idol In Brook­ lyn. ■ It U an admitted t \ d that a player, grdwn stale, will often stage a start­ ling change la form when he dona the uniform of another team, and this Is exactly whnt tins happened In the case of John Tories Meyers, tho collegebred aborigine. ■» The chief has had n rather pic­ turesque career. A graduate of Dart­ mouth, he took a three-year post-gradunto course In baseball In the minor longues and came to tho Giants from Bt. Paul la 1008, coBtiag tho .club $0,000. At Murlln In tho spring of 1000 ho’ Jumped Into the limelight ns a long-distance hitter and was received by the Now York fans with open urms. Personality, a quality In which so many players are lacking, stuck out all over tho chief, and for six years he was one of the most popular play­ ers who ever woro a Giant uniform.’ It was last, year that Meyers gnv* the first Indication -that ho was slip­ ping, and thero were few regreta on the pnrt of the fhn* when tho Indian was sent to Brooklyn and Bill nnridon wns signed to take his place. In 110 games Inst year he hit the ball for an nverngo of exactly .232, and It ap­ Manager Pat Moran, peared that ho was about ripe for tho minors. ent Phils. Whero they usod to bo Then came the transformation, not carefree and disposed to skylarking, only in his batting, but In his catch- tbe present club la entirely different. ’■ Thrfro aro more students on tho team than In any ono year In past his­ tory. On tho road and In tho hotel lobby, every play la thpaahod out and analysed. If mistakes aro made, Pat Moran aoci to It that tho aomo mis­ take ta not made twice. Moran forgives physical orrors, but ho will not tolerate mental illpa. Woo botldo tho tosscr who pulls a "boner.1* He la certain to fe© lashed by tho bit­ ing sarcasm of the down East Yankoe. A rebuke by the manager la certain' to be felt, but it does not lingor. There Isn’t a man on the team that doesn't look up to Moran and cherish hla ad­ vice. And all aro siring 1<J0 per cent of their skill to make, him loader ol a world's champion team. ► • It Is said thnt Johnny Evers will not bo with tho Braves next year. WIU the Cubs get him? . MERCHANT TAILOR, 'CLEANER, DYER __cAND REPAIRER T# ** . _*•' L--aaf — ■-= * ; Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnic Dry Cleaning. Altera- tlons of All Kinds on Short .Notice Join' Our Gentlemen’s Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month. S U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R D CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE. PHONE 174 ♦e!>ee e » H e e < e e e e e » H W » e e e e e w e e e e » e »* e w » M » M A Soliloquy in Two Paragraphs ‘T h at's the third time this morning. I can't w ait • moment longer on that fellow . Lot m e see— whet is Smith's number? • "If Jones won't provide sufficient telephone facili­ ties for his customers, he can’t blame m e for dealing elsewhere. Operator, give m e 437." - • How do you know this very occurrence doesn't happen with your tingle telephone. H ave an auxiliary line; the cost is trifling. Call the business Office to - SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Such • Record-Breaker. Scrolling across a large estato, he camo upon a man fishing. "What sort of fish do you catch horoT" ho said. "Mostly trout," replied tho man. VHow j^many have you caught!" "About ten or twelve, sir." "What ta about tho heaviest you have caught T" continued - the geqtleman. "Well. I don’t know tho weight, but the water sunk two or three feet when 1 pulled it oqL" Stallings still carries six outfielders, moro than any other manager appar­ ently needs, • a There la no doubt that {Re Phillies are popular among tho fab a of the country aa champion* of tho National league. They are aleo liked by rival crowd*, becauso of their clean tactics. Whilo they aro aggressive at all tlmea, and aro alwaya full of paprika, they novor transuresa the rule* of diamond decency. Pht^toran will nottolorato umplro baiting) He figure* that a team that Isn't ''riding'* tho umpa all tho time wilt come out best In the long run, and ho la right. No moro scrlousmlndod team w u ever banded together than the pres- The home team continues to dig In. * are , A 25c Want A ji in T he Herald • will Rent Your House For You Chief Meyere. Ono reason for Joe Birmingham'* failure, fit Toronto may have boon-too Inn. Mejrera loomed up In great form much newspaper .management. behind the bat when the Robin's open-. / ed tho present senspn, a u i.h o « h o a L Bert Daniels of tho •Colonels, who maintained n steady' paco ever ktneo. broko hla tight leg in Kansas Clty.jvlll Tho result lit thftt-he- ranks sworn! on­ not be able to play for ($o months. ly to-AKoclo Robbie tn tbe affection of • • • the fan* ncrilM Ihm bridge.--lU looks ~ F tve dffeats trf x~rm r is' thrrltmtr Uko a different man today, and his for tho Phillies' and they announced timely hits luivo broken up more than that It won’t happen again this sea­ one game for the leaguo leaders. Just son. , nbw ho Is suffering from a bad cold, but It hayn't affected his’ playing to Cleveland critics accuse the Boston any noUceablo extent lied Box pitchers of using the "bean bait” to drive tho Indian* away from WHY CANNOT H U RLERS BUNT7 the plate. ' • • • The Washington player* aro kicking Miller Hugglne Unable to Understand Reason for Twlriers' Failure to about the White Sox diamond, which Advene* Runners. they n y is the yqpft ta any ball park In the big leagues. • • • illllcr Huggins, manager of tho 8t. Unlike most pitchers, Walter John­ Louis Nationals, Is-In the market for son would have been a star ball play­ a course of Instruction or some In­ e r'If he had been developed in either ducement that will ninko his pitchers good bunter*. Huggins, who formerly the Infield or the outfield. • • • ted the league aa a sacrifice hitter, Prank Schulte, the "Laat of tho cannot understand why the average Cub*," the- lone survivor of a fallen pitcher pushes the ball bard enough boat. U playing a greater game today to make an easy out of pops up a dinky fly when trying to advance-n man. than be haa In many seasons. Buck Htrseg. When It was suggested that he offer Tyros Cobb of the Detroit Tigers Is a bonus, be smiled. "I've tried It," ho p*mfl * j{ Wnvd the Meflraw staff. .another baseball atar who has de­ said. "I've even called, them out to be blanked the S t 1 cided not to jnl* golf with his regular special practice, bat the pitchers won't n»ls wtthout a rap. His n get the knack." business durluf.the bell season. r « •* Hoggin* believe* this la due ta great can! fl .tllU klDd WM 2? ^ on June 13, lflOt .\JPersona who are Jealous of the sue- measure to the obsession fostered from cea* of the Clevelands have started a tbe sand lots up through the minor* to wh,ch *»• wo° ^•fwM cGrawby be.tin story that Lee Fohl is using a slgnal- the big league that the pitcher I* not' <*b league champion*. - . tlpping bureau. There’s nothing In supposed to hit. It " ' in g pltcfier o r t h e ^ l * * • Tony Welsh ha* been doing great BASEBALL. GAME IS M ENACED With Johnson, work' ou first base for Scranton and riter Johnson of the Wash- the Miners at last seem to have that President Hill of Weetsrn Aseoclation leeues Warning Against Betting •Ppeared on the scene with poaitlon provided for after experiment­ , on Contests. Vlnthewsonw President Hill of the. Western asso­ Arurrlcan leagi Johnny Dell ha* another Job, or did J « t thoso wh0 W( ciation has sounded a warning against have at last accounts. He caught on ** STstty was the of them nIJ. with Lawrence after bis release by betting on baseball, .especially on the w«» ono of the be riding pitch- Bridgeport, and W*s sent to tho out­ game* of the association. He doe* hot bcllcvo the national--gam* ever will u *ell as * tt field by Manager B urkett nioti. /become corrupted by gambler* a* way . • • • ■ racing. He declare* the sport 1* being *}!>*** always a Manager Jenqlnga evidently made menaced, seriously and urge* uvoryu "aid tint i m mlstAke when he eupplanted Craw- one who iov<' n *«uld not have -’ it to assist ta checking vot.l. . .. ' ' rd with Heilman In Detroit's rialthe evil ho ‘ it gains much further tivifinao Is hitting at a .3); btttdwuy - 'i " • splendidly. j> % LmhJ ' l fl } j \ \ JM \\ J§ '1 / • )/ ( L x . ; F.O.B. OlTROIT world’» record — tw enty two thousand and twenty-tw o miles without stopping tho m otor— U held by a M axwell stock touring car. Lfce J ' ‘ *’* TVTO other car at any price haa ever approached Ayl this wonderful record of endurance In addition to this proven sturdiness,' remember that the Maxwell averages between 25 and 30 miles per gallon of gasoline Moreover, the Maxwell is complete. It- has ‘elec­ tric starter and lights; demountable rims; one-man mohair top; speedometer, roomy, comfortable seats and an attractive appearance. Are you particular about detank?* Do you demand evidence of value? If so, you .will investigate - the Maxwell, the features, record and reputation of which proclaim it the world*a greatest motor car value. 3'P*»—tti4r T ouring Car. $393 Rosdutr • 830 J-psseew ger CtbrioJtt, . $363 6-p*iiengmt T dww Car, 913 \ 5-paeaangar Se<Hn. $983 Sem inole County Cl 115 Magnolia Avenue �1 V- - PACK FOUR * % Mts&ssat iTjfuPfcA, . - r ‘i* It. l i l t THR SANFORD HERALD SANFORD HERALD Minereaae fTc population more comfortable and the possibilities of the city WlnUr Park Board of Trade .Visit Tv? * the Ranch * * • Weklwa 1 ^ , in accommodating the winter travel On last Thursday afternoon mem­ i . R. J. HOLLY, Editor F. M. HAYNES, Business M u i( ( r and winter visit^n^ Sanford is one bers of the Winter Park* Board o f The Working Man’s Bank Account of the pretticet of Florida'e eitlfci, Trade, with their families, nearly .j, ’ > ’ '*’ “ V ' ■Mbkad Etwt TikkUt ud FrVtoj and. It la growing In''importance fifty peraonr in alt, visited the We­ klwa Ranch, on invitation 61 Dr. TiyfEN who are employed by the day or week rarely have very :herald renrriNC company!every day.—Tlmes-Unlon 0 and Mrs. Blackman.-- Thoy..came much notice before they are laid off. This means that the work­ ■tmacaimoN rait*. in advanc* over in automobiles, retching the Uncle Joe Dixon has returned o n n u i .......... ............................. i ing man of all men should have a little money saved up and have it h i m o n ths ■* » f • < *■***#**§ • * Ijiifro m his annual tour of the south- Ranch at thr&e o'clock. At four deposited safely j n the bank. The Peoples Bank invites the accounts : MONnin. ts | western states made on foot and they witnessed the dipping of a of working men and their families. Interest is paid on savings ac­ writes In tho Lakeland Telegram number qf ateera, a process, which I to dw a t r fcr Cknto» I I M f m Tm > to moat of them had never seen before that he was a sick man when he counts, compounded twice a.year.' Your money will help you earn U nit* N Kt, r«r Month • . . . r>n t> Ufiit* M is Bi m iw n Ofir* started but the beneficial effects of and which greatly interested them: money, if deposited with this Bank. thirty-seven were J)Ut through the camping out in the "great open" h — ~~— ......... • • fT ? I made £ new man of him. We-re*d vat in seven minutes. They inspected some flno fields of tM e An of Mirth jtd. isra,------ jins -account-with much-interest, «FI pedally where ho stated that he hat corn and velvet beans, Para grass, to tim id i No.ua | been entirely rejuvenated in every cowpeos and sorghum, and tho vari­ ■part of his body except the grow­ ous sheds, • corn cribs and shops TOURBUSIWJ in g of hair. That lota ua out, Uriels which have been erected on the Joe, and you need not invite ua to place, as-well as the herd of puro0. L TATLOR C. M. HAND R. R. DEAS 'accompany you on the trip next bred Aberdeen Angus catti ____ If. R. STEVENS Ciihkt i -*VAssl Caihtor IVh U u i Iyear. However, we are glad to see Duroc Jersey awine which aro graz­ vk^P imM*! p_ L WOODRUFF Vko-PrasUsol | you back, you "owdishipua old ker- ing on the superb Bermuda and joint mudgeon'’ for we missed you great* groaa pastures. ly. :• ' At five o'clock they had rf^baaket ----- O------* unch under the trees- of the ''Cowpea ^Hickory Grove," on Jhe banks FLASHEStFROM SANCTUMS of the St. Johns, Mrs. Blackman The same merchant who sold ua ] urnishing coffee and punch, and | Hay 116.20 and $16.10 per ton. Entsminger and seconded b y ' Mr. of road carapa discharge 0. K.’s; twenty pounds of augar for a dollar Ur. and Mrs. J.Henry Lee aaaiaUng I Cotton, 19.0 and 14.0 cento per Brumley that the supplies be pur­ also county judge and justice of the [some time, and now gives ua nine or peace ia -hereby instructed to have n the serving. The day was perfect pound. Eggs, 27 and 23 cento per chased. Carried. ten pounds for the same money Will .Report of county officials read and all witnesses and jurors sign pay and the occasion most enjoyable. doxsn. . We have a good mind to run down kick ltk® a at" r lf ha *nAa we UNITED STATES—Wheat, 131 filed. rolls and get money before leaving Tampa way and get HtUe Mi„ have charged him 25 cento more on On their departure they gave and 96 0 cenli per buahe|. Corn, Bond of G.' A. Hartley to carry court house. : Annette Kellerman to.teach u. how an order, for * holuaa} d l«“ «>rheada three cheers and a tiger for their | 83 6 and 773 cenU 0 ato, i3A and flrearma approved. On motion of Commissioner Entxold friends 38.5 cento. Potstoes, 109 and 60.5 to swim.—Macclenny Standard. ‘ or «nvelopes.-Lakeland Telegram. host and hostess, Clerk instructed to publish budget minger,' L. A. Brumley and L. p, O----and neighbor! and motored back to j H .y , , 1(j.40 and , 10.80 per for the Icgtl time (see advt. on an­ Youj^wiil have to lick Bob .Holly | Hagan be appointed e'cbmmittej of 1907—1916 Winter Park by moonlight. Major first.—Kissimmee Gazette. ton. Cotton 14.6 and 8.5 cento per other page of this issue). the board to investigate and make Most of the criticism of tho Pres- Charles II. Baker, county demon­ pound. Eggs, 23.3 and 18.7 tents On motion of J. T. McLain and such changes a t county hntpe.u stration agent of Orange county ac­ per dgzen. * » If a bank cashier could get t h e |id*nt and ~ Dr7 “ ^ Preventing a seconded by L. A. Brumley It was they think advisable. Matter sec­ companied the party. Perhaps it is unanimously adopted clerk Is auonded by McLain and daopted. wages that a negro fireman .hakes | I^™ * d . not generally known that the switchNEWS PRINT FAMINE thorized to pay all jurora and wit­ down each month there would be available la either so maliciously par­ grass which grows * so luxuriantly All bllla ordered paid and war­ nesses in justice of the pesce court ranto paid by treasurer for month fewer of them pulled for specula tisan or so foolishly short sighted along the St. Johns, the.spartica that it hardly merits serioua eonsidCauses Florida Press Association to and county judge's court, also dis­ pf August to be csoeelted. tlon. StUI, it'a education that counts. . baker! was named for Major Baker. in this world—so the great leaders of | oration, Take Steps for Remedy charge prisoners and'present his bill( There being no further business tfhis is not the first time that ex­ learning in all countries inform ua.— The threatened news print [amine at next regular meeting, same to the board adjourned to meet Mon­ Government Crop Report traordinary conditions have necessi­ Palm Beach Post. s . is Causing uneasiness in many conform to costs bills with county, day, Sept. 11th, 1916, *at 10 o’clock Washington, D. C., Sept. 8, 1916.1 tated a resort of extraordinary meas­ . _ ----- o ----attorney O. K. on same and foreman I a. m. da^a at’d ures, and that it has been necessary!—A summary of the September crop I J^orjda Ba^ctu,n VJ ________ ____ ..................... President„ Oscar Conklin . E. A. Moreno, late of tho Florida for the government . , if . of the to serve private report for the Btuto of Floridn a n d . Grower expects to start u new fruit interest in order to protect the pub­ for the United States, a. compiled b y f ^ f , Pr,CM Associat on U sending and farm journal at Winter Haven lic interest. the Bureau of Crop Estimates (and tho follo™ K communication to evcalled the Florida Fruit World. , f r ’ , ... „ Q 1Q1In • the yeur 1907 the United tranatniUed through thp Weather 1cry mcniMiami, Fla., Sept. 8, 1916. Mr. Moreno knows ns much about Bureau, U. S. Department of Agri­ To Members: Tha Florida Press Floridn and her xrrops as uny man in States experienced one of the most culture, is as follows: disastrous , panics hi its history* Association: tho state and is a hustler for business Corn Years were required to liqu!<Jnt<* it. The news print famine which Will open in the LYRIC THTATRE BUILDING September 16tb therefore we predict that tho Flor­ STATF1—September 1 forecast, In the midst of this panic- Presi­ threatens the publishers of the nu: ’ with a full nnd complete stock of the very best millinery and with ida Fruit World 'will prove n win­ 12,800,000 bushels; production la*;t lion-is a mutter of groat importpneo the latest styles. The entire stock is GOLD MEDAL HATS pur­ ner. Ho has our best wishes for dent Roosevelt placed the resources of the Unuted States treasury at the !>l‘ur 12.000,000 bu. to members of the Association, and chased from the ROSENTHAL SLOAN M ILLINERY Com­ success. T disposition of J. Fierpont Morgan UNITF.D .S 1 A PF.S September 1 it is now up to the publishers to pany of St. Louis, tho largest wholesale Millinery establishment and a coterie of New York hnnksers. 2.710.000,000 bu.; produc; work out their own salvation. in the United* States and we guaradteo satisfaction or no charges -* | Avery G. Powell, formerly of tho „ .■ . lion lust year 9!imil estimate), 3,will be made. The trado publishers are urging Macclenny -Standard bos leased the . . , , .. . . 05-1,535,000 bushels, ntely responsible for the panic, in * publishers to reduce the number of Bedford County Times and will the sense that it began in their do* AH "h e a l t f i R E W i T lo Have you look over our stock before pur­ ■BIT v r publish the. sumo nftut October 1st. chasing your fait hats as we have nothing but the very best' stock complimentary copies, ^and even ■iI t h i Umi did not hiteml to have n panic, b u t! ....-b u ; production last year (final with this reduction of consumption and with reasonable prices and make i t our specialty to please as Bradford was tlyj scene of his th ey ‘loosed forces thoy were unable i . every customer and will take pleasure in showihg you through of paper it appears very doubtful If early labors in th e-newspaper field. to control I UNITED STATES — September tho situation is relieved within tw o . the shop in order that every one may be thoroughly satisfied that . That he will make good is already When the panic became a fa c t,!1 forecttat* 1.600,000 bu.; produc years. j we have nothing on hand but the very best new stock of shapes, assured, for Avery P.uwell is gifted however, there was no time to waste i ' ‘ar (final estimate), 1,011,ribbons, lelto, feathers, satins and trimmings of every kind that the In my opinion, it is important* In his chosen wotk. .His old frjends latest market affords. in fixing responsibility. The th in g ;605" 000 bu,ho“ that tho members of this Association: in Bradford should give him the Oats prepare -for the emergency by at­ glad hand und help him pdt that to do was stop it. *The quickest way j STATE—September 1 forecast, tending a special meeting to be to stop it was to turn the treasury We also wish to announce that a very careful selection of hats for county on the trap in big letters. over to Mr. Morgan and his ussocl- 811,000 bu.; production last year called for a near date, to 'consider girls has been made and sucriul attention will .be given to the -----O----Kales and let them re-establish the j final estimate) 1,220,000 bushels, perfect fitting of hats to little girls os welt os oldtfr people and we the matter of conserving paper, E. E. Nuugle, the,managing editor market. This was done. j UNITED STATES—September 1 raising rates (advertising and subwill thank parents to make examination of our children's hats and of the Kissimmee Gazette for the we feel sure that a satisfactory'selection can be made from our In theory there could he no act I“rcca*^> 1,*.30,000,000 bu.; produc- ncription)nnd advocating a paper ppst two years has resigned from of government mote reprehensible large stock. f ast yi'ar ^ ,na C8l,mBtf'') ^>^40, mill in or near Jacksonville. Many that position to accept a similar or.o morally, legally, politically than to ! ,J,J2*000 bushels. . publishers in the Mate arc .now pay­ UNDER MANAGEMENT OF with the St. Petersburg Times since . . . Tobacco put a group of Wall Street liankcrs ing a very high price for rrewa print » Editor ’ Straub has been sentenced STATE—September 1, forecast 2^ into physical possession of the paper, and,^ they uro within their n to servo four years behind tho bars United ‘States treasury, No sane !8SD,000 pounds; production last year righto when they raise substfipUdh (of the St. Petersburg poatoffice). man ^;^uld think of defending it as (final estimate), 3,549,000 pounds. and advertising rates. Well, Straub could not have found a s s i s t e d BY UNITED STATES v S^ieM ber an established policy of government. Cdnccrtcd action on their part a better man than NaugiOj, oVeri i * 1 forecast, 1,320,000,000 pounds; *,, . •' :tiT a Nevertheless there was no other _ ■ ^-a- , , ^UiQUgh he Kns no hair niid we con- method immediately available^ of production last year (final estimate), will bo necessary, nnd to this cf\d I am writing to all qlambum,Joking ;V*-; V utulutc S*njv7uTui St. Petersburg meeting the erisis. ‘ — them to oxpre&T'tbair vffwlT’ln roThe, United 1.060.587.000 pounds. ----- r-1 up":; ttufr new acquisition in the Siutes had an antiquated hanking Potatoca gard to caltffig''a special meeting.for —newspaper^ line. • Mr^-Nauulo-U-q- and currency law which encouraged . STATE—September 1 forecast, l,- the ’ purpose, of that definite action newspaperman of wide experience panics, and the situation had to be lOQ.OOO bu; production last year on the matter ‘above mentioned. I. in many states and. for some time met without an hour’s delay. /final estimate), 960,000 bushels. trust every member will realize that was managing editor of the Jackson­ Tho panic was stopped. Mr. MorUNITED STATES —September 1 i h r aituatiotrta argfavc'one and will ville Metropolis from lL ,,, going , _ that g a n ’and his a a so c lttlc a -a ra -a a ld -to -foTceaxt, 31Jf,U0D,000 bu.r production make arrangements to attend a »( their «p last year (final estimate), 359,r03,00() strictly business meeting, one with­ 'Tlft'ta a live wire a^td a booster und crutions and probably they did. jit bushels. out the usual entertainments which this combination in the Sunshine could not hnvo been’ o\horwise, but . Sweet Potatoes % take up valuable.time. City ought to get the bacon. their gains were small in comparison STATFi —September I ‘ forecast, Will you pleaso write.nt once and with the Itasca the country would 2.610.000 bu.;‘ production last yearadvise - whether you will attend a Every newspaper man in Florida have sustained if the pnnic had con­ (filial estimate), 2,576,000 bu. ■ m i special meeting, if cal|ed, and if not will vote to.,halve the half holiday tinued evep a wdek. UNITED STATES—September 1 ablo to attend, if you will abidexby on Saturday instead of Thursday. Out of This ‘situation, however, forecast, 69,300,000 bu.; production With tho half holiday on Thursday, came. the ' public sentiment * that last year (final estimate), 74,295,000 tho action of the Association in re­ gard to raising rates, etc. when everybody else is playing and finally enabled President Wilson to bushels. Resperjfully, having a good time, the newapapor obtain the enactment of The banking H ay Oscar T. Conklin, man has to work the hardest. Most and currency law which has made STATE—Preliminary estimato Prest. Florida Press Association.of the weekly papers are published the United States panic-proof. SANFORD’S HOUSE OF SERVICE 66.000 tons; production last year either on Thursday or Friday. Tho country confronted.a similar (filial earimate), 61,000 tons. Three Million Germans Killed' , Daytona included, Thursday after­ situation of disaster in the threat­ SANt'ORD, Phone 8 FLORIDA UNITED STATES—Preliminary London, Sept. 11.—German cas­ noon during the summer time is a ened railroad strike. The President estimate, 86,200,000 tons; ‘produc­ half holiday. But Saturday would and congress took the swift and sure tion last year (final estimate), 85,- ualties in. the war during the month of August, according to a compila­ be more satisfactory from a number way to avert It. In itoeif this legis­ 225.000 tons. tion here from tho German casualty .of viewpoints. With Sur>day follow­ lation is not defensible, hut as an Colton lists, totaled 240,900. This brings ” ing it would give employees of mer­ emergency measure it was tho only ’ ‘ V-‘* TRADE MARK REGISTERED •' — 0 STATE—August 26 forecast, 48,the German total since the. begin­ cantile establishments time to get common aense course to take. 000 bales; production la4t year (Cen­ ning of tho war as compiled from the away from town fmd^viatt friends or Out of it must come a code of sus, 47,831 bales. ism s sources, to 3,375,000. These relatives and still return in time to labor legislation analogous to tho if-' UNITED STATES—Auguat 25, figures Include n il/the German na­ resume work on Monday morning. banking and currency act. That forecast, 1^,800,000 bales; produc-. tionalities, but do not includo the FO R A movement has been started in code will not be adopted in a wefiJt+Uon | Mt year (Census), 11,191,820 naval and colonial casualties. i Jacksonville to make Saturday after­ or a month, but It will be adopted bales. * The detailed figure* for tho month noon a hulf holiday in moat Florida The mn»binary has finally been seb Oranges of / j^uat follow:* cities and towns.—Cocoa Star. in motion. * STA2E—September 1 condition I I.led, 42,700; prjaoneta, 1,800; , *‘^ly grove ought to bo a living advertisement for your Pboalime. I * ------ O----The main difference between Mry compared with the ton year av­ m’wlng, 42,000; wounded, 153,600. have used it two years, and have also Used a fair qunntity of Sulphate of Wilson and Mr. Roosevelt in thoso Building activity in Sanford dur­ erage of 83. . Total 240,900. Potash and Nitrate ef Soda: This year, in spltq of the drought, the trees ing the present summer haa sur­ two crises is that Mr. Wilson took \UNITED STATES—September ST 1 Detailed figures for the period of have kept their dark green color all through and the crop of fruit will be passed any previous time in tho his­ decisive measures before tho dam- condition 86.5, compared with the t ie war to the end of August, 1910: the largest I have yet had." » . tory of the Celery dty. There are ago had been dbne, and Mr. Roose­ ten average of 85.9. , Killed, 832,000; prisoners, 165,000; now going on soma changes in the velt waited until after the damage I missing. 234,000; wounded, 2,144,GrspefruU IMMEDIATE DELIVERY business and other sections -that will had boon done. 0J0. Tot*!, 3,376,000. {STATE— September 1 condiripn _______ Prices F. O. B. Phoslim e, Florida, In Bags Tho President and congress saved make a noticeable difference in the 70} compared with the nine y«ir the country from acivil war and aspect of affairs. The addition tp CARLOAD averago of 79. LESS THAN CARLOAD the grammar school ar.d the con­ gave.it tlmo. for-calm, dispassionate $ 9 . 0 0 P e r T o n **'!««>■ $10.00 Per Ton struction of a new primary school action to prevent a similar crisis in : 1. . .i The fifst price given below to the building, the changes in the budding the future. What would be the WRITE FOR BOOKLET for the Seminote bank, alterations state of affairs-in the United States average on September 1 this year, (Continued from Page 1) nnU the second the avenge on Sepand Improvements in the cold stor­ today if less prompt and effective • 4| « age plant, new stores and aprtmento measures had been adopted by the jtember 1 last year. Mr. Jinkina appeared before the ■ •‘and many new homea and dwellings government? That to the the com- I- kTAT£—Wheat and -.. cento hoard and asked permission to pur­ CHASE & 'COMPANY, Sanford Agents for rental for permanent improve- plot* reply to all' this irresponsible p«< bushel. Corn, 79 and 88. Oats, chase certain aupplfee % lift of which BOX 462 6 jtn d $4. Potstoes, 130 and 107. was presented. hat will go to make the grow-! criticism.—^World. critt Moved by* Mr. ■■ W W S tiM M M I . >> ‘ h IV1 SANFORD, FLORIDA The Quality Shop M rs. I. D . P e a rs o n M rs. A . D . P a rris h F 0 L 1 E J0 £ E ” ON YOUR PLUMBING IR R IG A T IO N and W E L L W O R K TRY The Geo. H. Fernald H ardw are Co. PHOSLIME CITRUS FRUITS BUSINESS IS TRANSACTED BY COUNTY SOLONS i FLORIDA SOFT PHOSPHATE LIME CO. �‘ ’*psp|P*W*PINVjt3 y -C ' *■> w m . if ‘ ■: .V • - -. r -.«' > ^ ". — T.* *S ^ ^ -v; u - 't • 17" -s* • jtjfplf mbfr i t t i r r THE SANFORD HERALD' , Mlaa Helen Rowland will leave T bund a / fd^ Orlanrfd, where «ho haa acepted a - position with the United States Automobile P roton PAGE FI VE* sand of having enough to elact him on the first primary. Under the A fine line of Sports, Felts and Early Fall Velvet Shapes party rules i candidate must get a •t majority of the votes to Secure the< nomination. Since, tho first primary, Utile H appeolV M <aU o" iI | " 1Waiting i T l ink, * ^ stamp ' pad Ink, paste, Lillie PK® . *—»,_<!/ Robert A. Cooper, who ran ft strong of Matter* in Brief— ! !( mucilage, fountain pen ink, number­ third to tho two survivors, has an­ Personal Items of nounced thgt he would support GoV-* ing machine, ink, cash- register ink, Pattern Hats Are Being Copied From Imported M odels - I n t e r e s t ,x ernlr Manning in tho second race. in fact every kind of Ink known, at tne Herald office. ’ . 7-tf • fo r .(uilroqd commissioner, James Received in New York This Month Gunsler who led the field and Albert P or delicious hot biscuits use Jubn I saatmary of tb« Floating Small : T*lk» Sufclnetlj Arranged for S. Farit are in tho second race. Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. — — MORE CONTRIBSUTIONSHarried Herald Reader* * 6-tf In the Third Congressional Dis­ trict F. II. Dominick, w holod in the Mr. snd."”MH. "will Coulbourne .................. 1 1 » » « ! ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ » Demorratlc Campaign Fund C on­ first primary, opposes W yatt Aiken, • are in the city tho guests of Mrs. Born to Mr. and Mrs, Charles tinues to Grow in Seminole tho incumbent who ran second. Coulbourne’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Britt a Ane ^obY boy* The campaign fund for tho ’N a­ H. H. Chappell.3' They havo been for S a l e — Delayed order juat ar- in Atlanta during the summer but tional Democratic Campaign Furid' m ri„a-CeIery seed America* and expect to leave in u few days for continues to grow and as more of Make ihe^'arm Produce Your LivSrench. H. H. Chappell, v Celery New York, where Mr. Coulbourne tho loyal Democrats learn of the ,Every dollar that is spent foh m s • • 7-tfc .avenue. method of raising money for th’o re- something that can he grown on the will engage in the celery trade. Postal card from O. L. Taylor Model 69 Touring car in first election- of Woodrow Wilson they do farm is wasted, and the farmer who otatM that It is hot In Hot Springs. class condition going cheap. At not hesitnto to bring In their dollar Tran ill afford (o lose th a t dollar is Items of Interest for the Man Well, what-could you expect? to The Herald office. Last week the the one that most frequently throws' D. A 0 . Motor Co. ” 6-3tc & contributions were $54 since which it a Way. Goodness knows the poor Use Juba Self Rising tflour for Behind the. Plow Use Juba Self Rising Flour for ddidous hot Biscuits—At ail gro- delicious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ time the following have come across: msn has enough trouble without this On hand............ ....... J...... :.Ll ....|54.00 indictment but he m ust face the ® ®-tf cers. < * -6-tf H. M. Lucas 1 .0 0 facts. Kslpb Roumillat is home after a Not a farmer in the state Marlon Boys Will Hal up Hampshirrs Kach of the important diseases and idfars. June Roumillat has returnod W! E. .Msminis........... ......... The Marion county pig club re­ pests of citrus tree* Will be discussed. :1 .0 0 raises us much food for his own table au& with the Florida Naval Refrom a pleasant visit to relatives in A. Sammli;.„„„____ ;_______ ceived a carload of puyehred Hamp­ Thero will be exhibits of these difr* 1.00 as V should. l thls is particularly Krves- Ralph looks very plfty in Jacksonville and her many Sanford shire pigs'recently. These pigs came esses and pests showing important G. L. RledaoeJ.™,.... .......... 1 .0 0 trie of tho poor man. Ids ssilor costume. J friends are glad to see her homo R. G. Hickson............ ....____ from Indiana, and there, were thirty stages of their life histories. The 1.00 Modei 68 Overland Roadster for again. With all his work and aweat and two in the lot. Since thero were laYcst information concerning these LOO A. T. Lipford— I __ __ ftts/efforts to got along, he contrib­ ssls at B. & 0 . Motor Co. *6-3tc For delicious hot biscuits uso Jub'a T. I. Hawkins.!^.__________ only twenty-three, members In the troubles will be given. Methods of 1.00 utes further to his own.poverty ev­ T. R. Lanier" of "Lake county was Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. club the other pigs were taken by prevention snd control will be thor­ Schellc Maines .............. ....... 1.00 ery time he gives a coin from his In the city yesterday and today farriers. Another carload of tho oughly discussed. In addition there, 6-tf Ben Fish ..__ ____________ 2.00 emaciated zpurse in exchange for calling on his m any. friends. same breed will be placed among will be lectures on fertilizing and cul­ Uso Juba Self Rlalng Flour for Tho lists sent to the country pre­ som6thln(f that he can grow. the farmers of the county. tivating citrus trees, gasoline en­ delicious hot Blicuita—At all gro­ Lettuce seed ready for delivery. cincts have not been heard from yet Ask one of these farmers why he gines, spraying machinery, the mar­ cery 6-tf but the people are greatly interested Dutton Crate Co. ^ 8-tf does not grow more products for - The bshkers of Marion county are keting of citrus fruits, bud selection, Miss Evelyn Berner will leave to­ \/M rs. R. E. Tolar and little daugh­ in the campaign and they will re­ home cohsumption, why ho does not financing th e pig- dub.' They have the new fsrip loan act and a num- . morrow for a vUlt to Atlanta, Qa. ter are home from the mountain! of spond very liberally. If you have not adopt certain methods or why he furnished the purchase price, $40, her of other subjects. She will be accompanied to Jackaon- North Carolina where thoy spent already been solicited bring your does, not grow livestock. His an-. and have taken the hoys’ notes for dollar in to ,T h e Herald office any eighteen months. ? vUlfc by Miss Agnea Berner and Miss several months. sWer will he the universal one. He time in tho next ten days and add Frank Adams has accepted a posi­ Laura Chittenden. hasn’t the money. Now what really • It will be remembered that the Jefferson Farmers Buying Purebred Hogs tion with the Hill Hardware Co., your mite toward the Democratis can he made of an answer of that duh decided several months ago to For drilcfous hot biscuits use J u t s after serving several yesra with the victory-and re-election of Woodrow Jefferson county farmers have kind? Of course it is the lack of ralsp trie breed of hogs. Several Self Rising Flour—A t all grocers. Fernald Hardware Co.* His many Wilson. made n discovery. You have often . farmers signified their willingness to money that -makes him poor. Dr. 6-tf R. J. Holly, friends and customers are glad to A. H. Logan, veterinary field agent raise- the same breed when a breed heard how much money ono could Grapefruit juice companies are be­ know that he will remain in San­ Secretary-Treasurer. for the United States Department of should he selected. Pursuant to this save if he did not have to spend so ing established in several Florida ford. . agriculture,' who is stationed at the agreement those farmers took the much. Weil, Jefferson county far­ a 4 * t * towns and the great United States LABOR SITUATION CRITICAL For delicious hot biscuits uso Jubn University of Florida, urfes such pigs that were not needed for the mers propose to save, some of the will be treated to one of tho myriad Self Rising Flour—At all grocers. farmers to raise everything possible pig dub and ordered another car­ money which they have been spend­ delights possessed by Florida when Every Lina of Business in New ing uselessly. There is a great deal that they consume and they can load. * . 6-tf enough of them are-funning. I t is York Affected savecthe money which they usually • The advantages for a uniform of expense in harvesting and markets said by students of the fruit situa­ "Go to the Bcsch New York, Sept. 12.—All mem­ pay the grdTccr. With that money breed of hogs in n given locality nro Ing crops. Furthermore the market tion that this method will consume Hoad to Daytona now in good bers of trade unions in Now York, they can make the needed improve­ mnny. C. K. McQunrrie, state agent will pay a bigger price for a finished alt the fruit that Florida cah grow condition Yonkers, Mount Vernon and N«^w ments, and lift themselves out of the for the University of Florida Exten­ product. Consequently these- Jef­ for many years to come. h Travel over CONCRETE BRIDGE Rochelle found themselves today, rut. sion Division, aajd recently, “The ferson farmers nro going .into the Uie Juba Self Rifling Flour for to the Beach" active factors in the dispute between farmers, pig club members, and manufacturing busin:fs. * delirious hot Biscuits—At all gro­ 94-tf * - tho Interborough Rapid Transit Co. They are buying hogs, purebred J. L. Hollingsworth convicted of bankers of Marion coucty have tak­ wers. • - . 6-tf ■nnd its employees. The various in- -embezzling city funds was today en a step' which.will be beneficial hogs, too, with which to harvest the * Do You know Mr. and Mrs. James Dossey and I dividual labor orfijipizaiinni in.ihn«n sentenced to five years in tho .state not only to themselves but to ^the raw products and through which That Musson’s pool 'little folks have returned from b visit ~ ~—| I —n j, mi- iiiiuruuitjPKii convict camps by Judgo Leu J. Gib­ whole county as well, fly raising a they expect to market those same .c n‘lB and its subsidiary companies rc- son of the criminal court of record.. given hreod of hogs they will he .'able products as meat. The hog makes Owing to the scarcity of aome of about it. Thoy come regular, d <,ar ceivcd the appeal drafted by tho Judge Gibson allowed John P. Wall, to market ' advantageously. They n gdod harvesting machine and when [’ the IngredicnU we havo been unable running, water. Coma on Second or central labor bodies-lust night, re­ attorney fof"Ilollingiworth, 90 days will have no trouble in marketing in lie is through with a crop it has in­ to obtain Carter’s New Clco paste Third street to entrance. East side questing a sympathetic strike of all in which to filo a bill of exceptions, turloud lots. They 'wll) obtain uni­ creased to several times its origins! for several weeks. Beg to announce of town. Five minutes walk from organized wuge earners. in their and filed a supersedeas bond at $?,- formity qhlch means nn increase in value. Furthermore, ho is capabto price. A carload of hogs of a given of taking tho crop to market on his _that-we now have plenty of it. 10c, any part of the city, dpon every jurisdiction "In support of tho con­ 600. breed, quality, size and color will body. 25c and 60c sites. Herald -Print ing day EXCEPT Tuesday and Friday. tention of tho tercet railwuy men for . ----------- -■■■ , Open nights when requested. 99-tf the right to orgnnize." tiring from a half cent to a cent Co. . 7-tf At a recent meeting of the ktate M. C. Gardner, agent for'the Uni­ Congress has decided to abolish y/ Since the response to this appeal Democratic executive committee more u pound than a mixed lot *df versity of Florida Extension Divi­ New.Dentist Here the burdensome and deservedly un­ Dr. H. H. McCaslin has pur­ must ho decided by vote of mem­ Hon. Frank Hnrris, the'veteran edi­ the Batne quality and. size. sion in-Jefferson county, has been popular war stamp tax and let the chased the dental parlors of Doctor bers, several days must elapse be­ tor of the Ocala Banner, 'wns nom­ ' "Furthermore, farmers will be pushing the purebred hog, aPd to munition makers pay tho deficit. Housholdor. Doctor McCostln 1 s a fore its effect will ho known. A cen­ inated as one of the presidential elec­ able to trade sires or to buy* them show that he has faith In his teach­ Chalk up another scorn for the recent graduate of Vanderbilt Uni­ tral committee hus been organized tors and wo are pleased to note that cooperatively. This will save hun­ ings he has purchased some purebred Wilson administration. versity and wifi be able to servo the .and daily meetings will he held to he received al.most the solid vote of dreds of dollars when tho whole Hampshiros himself. Tho purobred' public with all the advanced meth­ direct a sympathetic {^>neral strike the convention, for ,he deserves all copnty 1* considered.” Second Hand E. M. F. 'newly animal will harvest as ‘efficiently as ------- O - ----------------in case it is called. Opinions were the honor the Democratic party can ods of dentistry. painted and in good condition, for tho rjizorback, use the feed tnore Dr. Housholder will retire from tho expressod today that most of tho give him. Citrus Growers Will Meet Octo- economically, and will produce meat sale. Cheap. At B. A 0 . Motor *. practice of dentistry and devote his unlopa appealed to would defer ’defber 17th to 20lh * Co. . 6-atc of higher quality from th‘e feed. inaite actionin tho hope that such time to farming interests. ' A fruit buyer recently t(R4 a fruit Theao are IheHeasons that they aro v Mr. *M. Minarik left Saturday for For vitality and longevity the San a rudicaL step might be avoided. -------Y—Y----grp wer t W Utesi1 w K w r'Tfiat^ ^hrri f fconw^he ’Old order. ' DiLj£jfUimm%_Exi*ftition-»-ttTecoriF Clayton, Ga., for a short visit. Mrs. LahlcJ«ad«*-declared, however, that would givs him a good price for Ijls' Twenty Five and Fifty Minarik. who has been spending the breaker. I t bos been running nearly \Va cull the following story from strikes might he vailed without de­ two years. It has paid all expenses brlght fruit, hut not a cent for his summer at Clayton will return with Mrs. Inmsn Dead lay' in trades directly affecting the and has a respectable surplus. More rusty fruit. He explained than per­ Life: him the last of the week. Winter Hav£n, Sept. 10.—News In Nantucket there • aro many operation of street cars. than 2,600,000 visitors have stun it. haps he might be able to handle the ^was received here this'morning from' For delicious hot biscuits use Juba widows and spinsters, left . quite And it is atilt doing business the marked fruit after Christmas. Self Rising Flour—At all grocora. :[Dr. Ussy Bt-Jewett-gnmniTlflrig the BLEASE a n d m a n n in g alone, who are accustomed to hire a —Mfr-Grower do~ yOU'R'nqw ^ what death of her sister, Mrs.~Florcn?e E. sabie ys ever. _____ 6-tf man to sleep in their homos to ward . . . . . . .a — this means? The fruit buyer knows Inman at their summer home at The Augusta Chronicle ’ has been off any nocturnaTdangers. One man In Runoff for Gubernatorial Nom­ With Cuban capltg^ interested in his business. He would show .no Chautatiqua, N. Y. .The news came raised to rnckrCaches, In one big ination in South Carolina who enmo to have quitd a business in the proposition, Jacksonville is con­ preference if he knew he could moke by wire and was addressed' to John roanufactiying plant they became so this line, put <out, above his door, a Columbia, P. C., Sept. 12.—With fident that a lino of ateamers with a os much money from handling the A* Snlvcly of this city, who b con­ .numerous Vint they caused a short He knows ‘ that the ’ nected with the family. The newa. aigq which read as follows: Richard I. Manning a n d . Cole L_xegular freight nnd passenger sohed- rusty fruit. circuit in the plant from time to Odd jobs during the d a y ,, market is growing more critical of was not unexpected, aa njessages of B ld a s e c o n t e n d e r s In t h e ule will soon bJ a' certainty betweon time. The - insul atfon around the the fruit it buys. It wants bright warning had been given during the Twerity-flve cents an hour./ gubernatorial race, South Carolina that city and Havana. joints was entirely eaten away and fruit. Are you 'prepared to deliver post fow days announcing the seri­ Sleeping with nervous old ladies Democrats will vote today In a run­ the vibration of the building did the bright fruit? ICxn you do it every ous condition of Mrs. Inman, who Fifty cents • off primary. Chief interest centers Wst towards creating the trouble. Had- Enough. year, or* is it a matter of. accident was given every ckre rfnd attention . in the contest fo{ governor, though A party of musicians were but “husk­ ' Use Juba Self Rising Nhur for Yn Honor of Rav. P. E. Slelnmeycr there aro second races, for railroad ing" ano Christmas • ove,. aud their that you havo brifght -fruit this by most competent physicians and' delirious hot Biscuits—At all gro‘„ On Tuesday evening Mrs. Frank commissioners, for congress from one music was not such as would "soothe year?: nurses. Arrangements for the funer­ '.***• 6-tf If you are unable to recognize the al have been made and Interment Adams ‘delightfully entertained the district snd four places us circuit so­ tho ravage breast.'' Thoy were about : -O’^en'rvl piriv f u ’oyir.i* w m p stewards of the Methodist church licitor. In addition thero aro many to begin playing In ono of tho streets different pesta that infest your trees, will take place in. tho private burial Bo t ‘. *. ,>ntjl ,ij ur*i i.r , nnd and their wives, in honor of the county offices to be filled at the sec­ whbn on elderly damn came out and, if you are uncertain how to control grounds at Florence VlUa. Relatives *■!!- Leas,a 'i urr.-:r *-.q JC'tf'.rj Jr., birthday of her father, Rev. F, E. ond primary. • handing them * coin, remarked: “ You then effectually nnd economically, who were at the deathbed will leave need not bother to play. I heard you for an investment of ten or fifteen Chautauqua early Monduy morning *•». C . bavaji, , .-. ^.tha Stelhmeycr. The occasion was a The Campaign for governor, inter­ in tho next street.” “"‘I Leslie HU1. dollars for board, room and rAilroad and will arrivo in Winter Haven very jiippy affair and much en­ esting throughout the summer Kss For delicious hot ^biscuits use Juba joyed by nil present. information by attending the Sev­ Wednesday night and interment will become estpecislly warm with the Easy to Rsdlato Happiness. *” kiiing Flour—At all groccas. In behalf of the stewards Mr. For­ elimination of all but two candidates - It Is astonishing how much one enth Annual Citrus Seminar which talke place Thursday. 6-tf _ * rest Lake, In well chosen snd ap­ in the first primary, two woeka ago. without money may give—a kind word, Inclusive. , Use Juba Rdf Rising Flour for propriate remark* presented Mr. At that primary Mr. Blease, who has a helping hand—tho worm sympathy •- Tfhe purpose of this meeting Is to Henry Ford is suing the Chicago delicious bot Biscuits—At all gro- Bteinmeyer with a handsome Motris already served two term* as gov­ that rejoices with those who rejoice give the citrus growers tho latest and Tribune for a million 'dollars for cefl 6-tf chair and reading lamp. In the ernor and who -wra a candidate for and weeps with those who weep. No best Information on differeht sub­ colling him on archlst. He doesn't litre is thechance to buy a course of the evening Miss Sheldon United States senator against ach- man Is so poor, no woman 1s so poor, jects pertaining to the growing snd need-the million,* but wo hope *ho There gets* it. The south has no reasoi Ladillac second hand, in good condl- rendered several charming' violiti atgr E. D. Smith two yea^s ago, as not to ho able to contribute large­ marketing of citrus fruits. «°n. st a very lowprice. B. A O. numbers with Mias Fannie Reha led the field by some 22,000 votes, ly to tho happiness of those around will be four days of unstruetive lec­ feel kindly toward the Chicagc tures, exhibits ysnd demonstrations. Tribune. Mdtor Co. , e-Std' Munstui accompanist. Enjoying the but lacked more than eight thou- them.—Anon. • DfAND ABOUT THE (3T Y ! gracious hospitality of Mrs. Adams were Mr. and Mrs. Lake. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mettinger, Mr. and M*a. Charles, Mr, and Mrs. L. P. Hagan, Mr. and Mrs. Fields, Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Shinholser, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Chappell, Dr. and Mrs. Mason, Mrs. T. D; Hayes, Miss SallJe Robson, Mlaa Sheldon, Miss Fannie . Reba Munson, Mrs. Stelnme'yer and daughters and Mr. Adams, ri" *• , • Ope™? Announcement Later 1 MRS: GRACE E. WIIHAMS ---- J F a r r a e r s a n d - F r u it G rov = fiiiije e e W M ENCH $ 7 . Having T a k e n a Special Course This Summer in Re­ novating and Dying Ostrich Plumes, We ' A r e Prepared to Handle Any Work in This Line. iLLiN ERY C. & B . C o rse ts $2.00 to $5.00 Sizes for Stout Lad­ ies Our Specialty S hop Knox, Fisk Gage, Gold Medal an4 K nickerbocker Trimmed Hats i.0 0 :.‘.Having Purchased a Com­ plete Line or HAT BLOCKS it will be a pleasure to. re­ novate and block any of fall’s hats. M M - wm ? t •*-, ■ / :. I - ! 1 i . f t Ml V �■» ' IDO0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 R B ST O N E K BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E.” EVEN THE GATE POST£NOT IN IT A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH/ « HE'LL PRENT 'EM "— SO SAYS SAUNTERER. T to New London, Uonn., Jo give t’ commissioner* the Information he haa gathered first hand concerning the military situation along the in­ ternational boundary. General Bliss was authorised to hold, hitnself in rgadineas to reaponc to a summons and will leave when­ ever notified he 1| wanted. The General la regarded ae one of the army’s most competent authorities on Mexico questions. He completed a personal inspection of all the bor­ der patrol militia camps. . Press pro from pllticol and bUoincss quarters Is* being brought to bear, upon Sccr clary-Uwker and-Administration officials generally to withdraw national guarcl organize lions from the border. The department has informed al inquireri’th at action will be taken as soon aa practicable. Secretary Baker already has indicated th a t as soon aa the units now on route Jo tho border arrive other organizations will bo withdrawn. "Guardsmen still In thoir atato camps probably will be given tour of border fieldjs*1’* ^ before being mustered out. -----------------------+ m Smart Decorations. Among tho docorollons which will bo used by smart folk this year, ant which are very useful when natural llowers cannot bo bail, are the paper water lilies and cherry boughs sold In tho Japanoso shops.. Theao, howovot’, generally go wltli Japanoso crockery and thoy are most often uaed at the tea given with tho afternoon reception. When real water lilies can bo had at tho florist's. It Is not uncommon to drop onb or two In tho punch bowl, whoro thoy look pretty and suitable. ■ • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OOOOOOOOO0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 self inflicted, yet a careful- study of ' Still True conditions as they* exist today force When uiw-Ttmantcra----------us to such a conclusion.- It may be The timos abroad. our present manner of living, or It The many horrors may be some phase of dissatisfac­ With which they’re stored, tion innatd in ‘the human heart and lie fear of travel , which has developed gradually from Upon the soa neration to generation; or It may Where U;boat perils ie even pure contrariness of spirit, So frequent b----- e which accounts for our discontent, The constant danger hut whatever the cause, we cannot Of railroad strikes, help knowing that aa a whole the Tho street infesting human raco is not as happy or aa . Of motor bikes, light hearted as it might he. So This epidemic many persons go through life with a *■T hat’s children’s foe, Chip on their shoulders, so many And threatens kiddies have n grouch of their own creation Where’er thoy go----elth er against a fellow bqlng or n When one considers, condition which does not* please Again I say, them, and rather- than take the These ways of spending trouble, or be fair and impartial . Tho summer day. enough to prove their contentioua Forced is conclusion groundless, they prefer to fan their When one would roam, smoldering* discontent into a blaze ‘the place that’s safest . which sometimes consumes their Is .home, sweet home. reason and makes them incapablo of —Baltimore American^/ acting with common sense. For­ • • • tunately such cases afe pioru tho ex­ T A man who was not feeling very ception than tho rule, yet at tho well in Jacksonville on account of same time there are muny other per­ Multum In Parvo. tho excitement, heat and Davis sona who, while ndt going to such Ono-tblrd of the foola In tho country packago cluba of that city left in his extremes in the blindness of their think they can beat a lawyer oxpound­ Ford for DeLaud thinking the quiet personal antipathies, are still unfuir ing tho laws. One-half think thoy con atmosphere of thut city would be enough to nurse their grouphes ost beat the doctor healing tho sick. Twobeneficial. lie also took a bottle of tho expense of others as well as thirds of them think thoy can put the Tamarack with him upon’ the advice themselves. It is this latter class pilnlster In the hole expounding the of his neighbor. He took several which wields so unpleasant an in­ gospel, and all of them think they can doses between Jax and St. Augus­ fluence in all conditions of life—in beat tho editor rumilug a paper.—Caro­ tine And began feeling very well in­ the home where perhaps its blight lina Square Deal. deed and felt* so well by the time is the greatest; In the sacred circles , Different Propoeitlon. he reached Daytona that he noticed of friendship, in business relations "But, surely, Bunkum,’* said tho the .car running very much better and in all forms of social inter­ white man, "you are not afraid of that and the rough places being smoothed course." old dog? Why, ho cats right out of out of the road. By the time he my hand!" “Vaasah! Yasaaht When reached DeLand he was feeling iiko BLISS ON STAND ho cats out o* yo' hand, It's yo‘ band; a Willie i boy on Saturday night and but when he done takes a fool notion wonder of wonders the Ford car hud General Will Give Information on to eat out o' muh leg. It's muh leg, ,*ah!“—Kansas City Star, * grown into a Cadillac. This Tam­ . Mexico ! arack thing is great. Washington, Sppt. 12.—Secretary • • • o( War Baker today granted tho re­ Teaching by Example. * 1 Says the Charleston News and quest of the American Mexican Com­ That which wo nro, wo eboll teach, Courier: " I t is not easy to believe mission t o , have Mai.-1 Ijflryi. lllll liTlfhftttrfUlr- q DUTTON CRATE COMPANY j ’ ^ * • CRATE MATERIALS, FEED AND FARMERS’ SUPPLIES Offer for week beginning SEPT. 11, Feed and Supplies ntthe following cash prices: 2: IIA Y ................ mi nI.-1,. ■.......................................................................... $ 1,50 SCRAT CU PL I_jI). ^Aj ax) ............................... 5 S c r a t c h f e b d ■(just)..*..... ..____________.......— ;—.................... 2725 DAN PATCH HORSE FEED......!.........................................J ;..... 2^00 JUST HORSE FEED................................................ ............ .................... 2.00 GREEN CROSS HORSE FEED................................................. .......... 2.00 O A>^fS..,. 2,20 C O R N ...... ......... ............................................................... :........................... 2.25 HALF & HALF HORSE FE E D ..................... ....... .............................. 2.25 SHORTS (white sacks, best grade)..... :........ ...................................... 1.85 BRAN ................................ ............... .................... ............ ......... .............. 1.75 2.00 BEET P L.4#* •••••<**«.•***•*»*•***#*»*«*9 *»•"***•**"***•»»****•**•“• 1 iSk I G M aa. . a . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ■ " 2.30 W 2.50 VH A1PUAIkTJL ssMMfff ••11*»|«|or*•••**«■** ***•*• <•***•»*•»*•**»■**•*•»»********•*•«"•»**•*••*•***'» 1.90 DAIRY FEED____ ___ p U ....... 1.60 COTTON SEED MEAL (Feed)___............. ......... ............ ............ . 11 <1 - * «« f’Rriffht IXAQfcl 1.90 TOBACCO DUST.................................................................. v. . . . , — ... 30700 MIXED FERTILIZERS........ .................. ................ 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Singing mere­ big Improvement of late. . ___ ly produces a temporary disturbance s e a Aviator Says There Isn’t Enough of tho atmosphere," was tho reply.— The Central league ts in the best Now York Times. to Do While Flying financial condition It has ever been lil. • • • Aloft His VerdleL Pitcher Barnes of the Braves has At the mooting of tho Afro-Ameri­ ns much speed ns Alcxabder or Wal­ can Debating club tho question of cap­ ter Johnson. * ' • • • ital punishment for murder occupied Joe Judge, first busemnn of Wash- the attention of the .orators for the inillflirrTiflny never bo nKlo to play evening' ' One FpcnlTer had n ’ great deal to say about tho sanity of per­ baseball again "Ball far Hours Without Putting • • sons who thus t,ook the law Into their Hand on Lever," Bay* One-. Ituy Schalk, star catcher of the own hands. Tho last speaker how­ Clouds Most Deadly Things White Sox, atill outclasses all of the ever, after a stlrrtog harangue, con­ They Have to Fear. cluded with groat feeling: "Ah ,ufl. llg league backstops. ngrooi wlf cup’till punishment an' all London/—The hardest part about Luther Cook, the former. New York die heah talk 'bout sanity, Any pusflying in wur la the thinking that outfielder, has been benched by tbe son 'at c'mlts murdoh ain't In a sani­ flying man has to do. llere'a the Idea tary c'ndlllon." Oakland. club, for poor hitting. In an English flying man's own words: • * • "There Isn’t enough to keep a man's Next to Orover Cleveland Alexander, , Good .In Industry. mind busy In tho nir since the war Ed 1'fefTcr of the Itoblns lias no equql -Thank God overy morning that you hue developed tho aeroplane. In the circuit Juht now. have something to do that day which old days of the ucropluno there were in President Toner’s • • must bo done, whether you like It or so many Uilngs a flying -man had to Del Howard, former manager of tho not. nolng forcod tn work sad to do watch thut he didn't have time to wor­ San Frondsco club, Is In* with Onrlfl irour best will breed you aTnusdrod ry about what might happen Jtu. jUlm. 'OVPtnlOn U\o^urclinso of tho Oakvirtue* which the Idle will never But ‘nm iese days sitting In‘your ma knpw.—Charles Kingsley. \ chine Is about llko slttlug on a log land club. » • • ■~ and waiting for sotncthlug to happen. Tho Boston Itod Sox have turned iDOOfl o o o o o a a a o a a a a a o o a e c “We don’t hnvo to use our hands Pitcher Dick McCabe over to Hartford ns wo used to. Thoro Is only one lev? er, and you don't have to watch that of tho Eastern league. • • • very closely. You can fly for hours Jack Coombs pitches an average of without having your hund on I t You one fast ball tq each batsman, or about V E T E R IN A R IA N can write or reud or smoke, and un 85 la an ordinary game. less you touch tho lover to. change Us -----OFFICE-— • • • position you will fly along at the same Hughle Jennings has turned reform* HAND B R O S. hT/iULKS level Indefinitely owing to tho sclfer. Ho now lbslats on putting an end Htablllzntion of tho machine.Bring in yoar lame and aick to loud and profane-mouthed fans. horses and males. Have them Look Down; Watch Bhells. • • • treated. Have theirleelh examin­ *‘8q, with your attention only mildly Bubo Hchaucr, tbe Giants* extra ed, sharp corners drrsNcd down, occupied, you keep looking down over pitcher, has been released to tbs projections cut~off and decayed the edge to see what's happening. You Louisville club of the American as­ molars extracted. get to wutcldng the wires and wonder­ sociation. ing what would happen If a bullet cut one of them. You lopk at the frail Irons und consider how frail they real­ ly are. Shrapnel Is breaking' below you and nround you, perhaps. That's dally occurrence. Thero's no use of trying to dodge It, fur by doing so In Thirty Days Note. The Difference in Health and Vitality you tuAy only run Into 1L HCIKNCE "So there you sit Imagining all sorts / ,8ci«nta h a s pio*«n th a t SO par c a s t at e k ro n le U oubtas a r a cauaad b y 'lm p r o p a r of horrlbtu possibilities. You’ve been ■flat and d rla k la g impure w atar. told to go to » certain place and then G O O D H O P E M IN ED AL WATEB la a p ara, n a tu ral, tnadlclnal w atar, do w las fro m a e u h ta ira n a a n aprlng. n a a rly return. Your route Ik all laid out for oaa thousand fact daap. T hle w a ta r l« never tr e a te d or d e e to ra d la enjr w ay, b a t u you aud your duties are so simple and bottled direct from tbe m ineral walla to th e c o n ta in e r, re ta in in g all i u natural gaaaa and m adlcinal propartlea. easy that while you’re performing . StO S.M RBW A BD them you have a thousand times too on proof an d eonvirtlon of a n y oaa ra p ra so n iln s tbem aaivaa aa flood H op* Aganta. unleaa duly autborlaad by the com pany, or n ay on* rattlllng Qood Ifo p o much spare time for thought anil wor­ rontalnara an d aatllng apuiloua w ater aa Good H ope M ineral W atar, ar t h a t th a ry. As for myself, I’d much rather flood Hope W ater Vom pany o v e r olfara for aalo a n y w atar, a a c o p t th a t which co m a e d irect from th a Good llo p a M in eral Walla, aleo, II th a G ood Hop* W ater C o m ­ have the aeroplane a less simple af­ pany or It* aaeocialea aver d o eto r« d or treated th la w atar la a n y ahapa, m an n er o r fair, Jyst to have my attention occu­ In rra j'a ra will g!** the ab ove rew ard . * pied. ‘An Imagination is m curse to a And then there's tho problem of the whirling compass. An nlrman flier Into a cloud; sud­ denly the Anger of his compass be­ gins to *whirl abound like a clock gnnu mad. Scientists Buy It doesn't whirl, but so many English nirnlen have hud the experience that even tho scli-ntltlc men are wondering whether the phenomenon Isn't worth studying. PRICE LIST • *• • • .**«*•••••*•■••* •• dm a * ! - £ • « , » « m 1, Lettuce Seed Ready for Delivery DUTTON CRATE COMPANY O L b PASSENGER DEPOT -«p*v The Whirling Compass, Here’s u flying man’s si do of It: “hly compass Anger had whirled like a top when I have gone Into a cloud. It's enough to turn you demented. It's bad enough, goodness knows, to be lost In u cloud, but to have your compass go back on you at the same time Is too much. Our scientific In­ structors tell un that the compass •doesn't change but that wo loso our heads'when we get Into the mist and Change our course* without realising it, so that the compass indicator changes on tu rally.* "But In somp clouds your compass doesn't change, It remains ns steady as It was In tho sunshine. Why should ii l i t e r Jiggle his course unknowingly In one cloud nod not fn another? My opinion is tlint there are certain kinds of clow]s that are charged with elec­ tricity. Jn sueh clouds' your compass goes .crazy. In 0{her^ivortls, where* electricity la not present your compass behaves Itself.” ‘ Itotv far are tho clouds above the earth? 1 , As high above na we'wlsh to climb. But tho chief questloa with a flying man Is how low tbe clouds are. . A crack English flier told tbe correspond­ ent something about low clouds. "You may. be walking along tho street un n heavy day sod, looking up, may thick that tho clouds are miles high. As a matter of fact they may be only 200 or 800 feet abovo you. That's th6 kind of a day that the airman dreads. I’ve been lost la a cloud la Franco and come down out of It only "to find myself flying around among tho church steeples of a French town, with good chances of killing myself. "In a cloud you can never tell wheth­ er you’re over the eucmy'a lines. You may coma right down Into bis trenches before yon know 1l Clouds, the low kinds, are the most deadly things ws have to fear.” Perchee on High Sign. 8t. Louis.—Hlanding on tbe tip of a big electrical sign on top of the Terminal hotel, 110 feet from the side­ walk and extending out 12 feet from tbe building Hoe, Robert ft. Pruitt of Detroit Mich., desisted from his peril­ ous "stunt" only after atlachea of the hotel had repeatedly threatened to calf the police. “1 wanted to u e the city," ahld Pruitt. He was taken to the city hospital and placed la the observatlon ward. a u to provo t h a t Good Hop* M l n aral W ater baa been very afflcacloua la m any ch ro n le trou blae. auch'.aa a to m a e h kidney, b lad d er trau b lre and rhaum allam . TUT IT Wa aollcit th a patronage of G ood Hope M ln efat W atar oo Ita m erlla, and In n a y earn where th e uaar doea not a d m it It la one of th o flnaat w ater* ha aver uaed. w a will gladly re fu n d money PRICKH P. o. b. Jacksonville, I SO five gallon dem ijohn P. o. b. Jackaonvllle, |.S 0 c a ia f halt gallon bottlao. 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Boy St., Jacksonville, Fla, Phone 17 ; Hills' �PAGE THREE BANTORD HERALD — -■* FILLIGIM AND FULTON HAVE BAD DAY TO WORK-RAINS _= OBS-AND WHY THESEJ ERE PICKED FOR THIS TEAM -^ % -T1 ' j ___ , BRINSON THOUGH A WONDERFULL FIELDER WAS LEFT OFF-DHUNGER HAS BEEN " HITTING OVER 300 ALL SEASON-TEAM COULD DEFAT AUGUSTA CHAMPIONS Sanford and Orlando, now almost at the end of their forty-game series, are represented by two of the atrongicst nines that have ever played in this atate. Both teams have drawn on the South Atlantic and Southern Leagues for player*, *Dana FilHglm of Orlando, late of Charleston and Cleveland .being among the more prominent stars Induced to come here. A picked team from the two dubs would make it interesting, for any South Atlantic or Southern, League ' team and it Fa possible an effort may be made to bring the Augusta 'pennant winnera of the Sally League here. Picking the 2 men for their proven ability In the local eerieA to <Utc, a picked team would line up about as follows: Dillinger, Lrlando, first base. Bagman, Sanford, second base. Crowell,. Orlando, shortstop. Crow, Sanford, third base. G o o c h , Orlando, left field. Moore, Sanford, center field. Taylor, Ori%ndo, catcher. Chapman, Sanford, catcher. The pitchers for such a team could be selected 'from, Filligim, Or­ lando; Burmcister, Orlando: Fulton, Ssnford; Bcllara, Sanford; amd Mos­ ley, Orlando. Bell* Sanford, and Schuykr. Orlando, would fill in tho utility 'roles. Picking all-star teams is one of the hardest jobs in tho game, for if you full down on one position you have to he ready to explain why' Chapman and Taylor were select- J " — — ^— i ed as catchers, as If any one was to ' Orlando AB It H PO A come down hero and ace these hoys 1HerYidoh, 3b___ _ 4‘ 0 1*^0 2 work, they wouldghave the hardest Spitxnagle, 2b___ '3 0 1 i 2 Jobs of their lives-telling which one Crowell, as... 0 was the better receiver.* Both are Gooch, cf...... 4 1 good hitters and good throwers and Reynolds, rf.........4 Schuyler, If......___ 3 0 good ground coverers. The following pitchers were se­ Dillin&er, lb .„ „ „ . 4 0 lected: Filligim, Fulton, Zcllars, Bur-' Taylor, c---- ------, 4 0 meiater, Palmer and Mosley, all in Sikes, p ...... ............2 0 2 0 all this staff would burn up every­ Mosley, p.;_..... • * thing in the South Atlantic League Totals ...... ...34 1 8 24 15 1 and with this club behind them losing ball games would be few and . Summary far apart. Earned runs: Orlando J, Sanford Utility men Schuyler and Bell 3. Total baaee: Orlando 18, Sanford both are dandy men and to leave 24. Lc^ft on bases: Orlando 7, San­ them off altogether would be show­ ford 0. Two base hits: Palmer, Rob­ ing bad judgment. inson, Dillinger, Reynolds. Sacri­ fice hits: Crow 2, Brinson, Spitxnugle, Schuyler. Struck out by Sikes 0, Mosley 4, by Palmer 3. First base on balls: off Sikes 2, off Mosley 0, Palmer 0. First base on errors, Orlando 2, Sanford 2. Pitch­ ed balls, Sikes 66. Strikes 34, Mos­ ley 44, strikes 32; Palmer 89, strikes 65. Tima F hr 60 min. Umpire LaRocque. . •** PALMERJN HIS USUAL RARE FORM PROBABLE BUT NOT AL- Sanford defeated Orlando hero last Friday by a score of 4 to I. It yas a case of too much ibilmer, as has been the case all season, for with this victory Palmer has won eleven games, loet three and tied four, not bad! • BILL had things his way in this game, for the a oTTKe ur ot your team. Now, taking each Inndo club were absolutely helpless • player of both clubs the writer will before his fadeaway and fast balls.4 try und explain just why the above Bill not only twirled a beautiful players were selected. (| game but his double in the fifth in­ '* _ __ In selecting Dillinger over Brinson ning brought In two runs. Tho San­ ford infield like a 'twenty three jewel the writer received more comments on this one position than ail the rest Hamilton watch, never blowing in of the teum combined. Each and the pinch, or rather never blowing nj every one seems to think th a t tho all, for if there were uny, pinches local firet sacker-should have had ddring the gume wc failed to recall the call. Brinson is without ■a it. The fielding of LEE CROW was doubt tho Irest fielding first sacker tho outstanding feature of tho game. . in this part of the country, but tho Lee made a hare hand atop of n ball Orlando first sacker was chosen on that vtas sent down to a third base by Herndon th a t'was very hard to account of his hitting. hnndlc, but. Lee made a -jump for Second base was handed to Eng­ tho flying sphere and with his bare man of the Sanford dub, not on ac­ hand threw Schuyler out at second count of ljis fielding but his all base. PURCELL led tho "Sanford round playing has hia opponent beat. Sluggers" with three hits b u t of four A few days ngo it#wns reported . I . . . a t „ t _ » TV . .. i an "* * I t n I I i t #1 ♦ l n l n / i I, n il Spitanagle- rovers, a world' of The Herald t l? t—na tnoted bull trips to the plate. Puree tbeat one_ in ■ground but he will mins more balls out in the sixth that looked some­ player was in Sanford resting up •. in a week than Engman 'will in thing like' the ones that have been from an injury received whilo play­ ye.»r. Making Ty Cobb famous in the past. ing in tho big league. This report Crowell vvas selected ovot Bell not Purcell also'accepted four chances was circulated around and the Sport­ because Bell is not in his class for in the outfield, and altogether his ing Editor hast becn asked so many when the writer p u t the two men work was of the hjghrat *typfl^- -In times if the.Ti&flrt- .was Uuo. —IV _. *?l*ih£Lha bad a-lUUe doubt about 'this game the Sanford boya looked must be a mistake, for the simple - putting Crowell over Bell. We fail more like a real ball club than in Me reason it is Impossible for tho fastest ‘ train In the world to bring >ny-por« to see where Crowell is any better gam e.of the past. ^ _ flittirr than B«j|| far this ~~ All o j'tfe Boy's.-frifln^thi. b a t boy* son-ttftgLTBti' 1 .niiia-to-Swfrford—lit _ *£Dhi* .woiic ‘iO-the bat-conW not’ be to 'Jim Moore, th e biggest man on four . hours time. The St. Louis compared with that of Bell’s. But the club were in there fighting all Sporting NeWs, Che official sport the honor is handed him for hia ex­ tho time. Sikes was sent in to work paper of this'country published in c e l l e n t f i e l d i n g w h i c h no for the Orioles but the Sanford Slug­ their paper on Sept. 7th a box score one wi l l d o u b t t h a t t h a t gers got next*to Sikey in the early of Snyder-playing first base in_ the the Orlando short atop has put up part of the game and ho was ataken morning game of Sept. 4th w*hich this season,. That's why he was out in favor of the "Spit Ball King.” was Labor Day. Now this Snyder Moseley pitched brilliant ball all the who has been in Sanford witnessed '•n ui rd ba/;j £,je Crow was so- way< For tho first three innings not tho games here between Sanford 1,1111,1 ° ;*-f L crndo». m t\o first a Sanford player reached first base. and Orlando on that same dale. p‘: 0 Eerndcn ia Rpi -t a lltS .Z .e, he In the eighth inning Moore connect­ So if any one can figure it is the never, looked like one to the writer ed with one of Mosley’s spits and same Snyder who’ plays with tho St. »ntl he never will be one. He may sent it .sailing down the first hose Louis Cardinals go ahead and FIG­ URE.., I t’ does seem as if .the report have it on tho Sanford third sacker line a mile a minute. , was untrue th at the party to-whom *hen It comes I to hitting, but Furcell came up and beat out an the report was written about would ,row 80 Inf outshines him around inAeld hit but Mosley held tho boys the third cushion that he'justly de- safe, for from then on his Spit Ball notify the -paper of the mistake and save us all the trouble of trying to ®crvcs the call for third base. was a little more than the Sanford explain this to the readers. When Cut in the left field Lee Gooch la boya could solve. any NOTED BALL PLAYERS, Placed. Without any doubt he has The boya are going after tho rest come to Sanford from now on wo ,, l,lac« cinched. His hitting and of tho“f am eeantl [^promises to be will be' sure and get the facta be­ , ar°und playing puts him Tn this interesting for the. rest of the week, fore publishing if. The writer of the Place. We have to say something in re­ Sport Page did not put tho article In <inter field is taken care of by gard to ihe rooting. The Sanford last week’s paper. The report was i’loore, the_ heavy son of swat. fana seem to be a littio behind the handed in to a nothcr department Jlm b“ n°t made on error this sea- Orlando fana when it comes' to en­ of the paper. If the writer ia mis­ A little encourage­ taken in his Article and tho gentle­ *?" a"d his *f*n U better than any couragement. Player that we have seen down here ment every once'in a while helpa out man to whom this is written for will u ar this season. When it comes to the boya in their playing. So let’s only come around and tell ua ho is , in* Jin* ^ f*r from being down give them' a little more encourage­ the same Snyder now playing with out and many a pitcher will ment. the St. Louis Nationals we will Below ia the box score of Palmer’s publish an APOLOGY. 'But not ? B.,V* ,00k Jlm the face before « will bo forced to lay his bat and eleventh victory: until «. then. Wove aside. • ■- - C. - f T ' ** . r• - * T _ _ ____ ; -* ianford • . AB R H PO A E Burrell is placed in the right Robinson. If......... 4 0 1 2 0 0 . Quite 8o. “r the simple reason there is C h a p m a n , * 4 0 0 4 0 0 Plagiary ia theft extenuated by flat-'4 l°okl good-enough Bell, ns.......- ........ 4 0 0 1 2 0 tery none the lees real because enln4 12 3 0 0 tentional. d u a printed German verthi.rC,i Unle“ Wfi put Rol»lnaon In Moore, cf Purcell, r f 4 1 3 3 0 0 ■Ion this bon mot ia signed O. E. w » an 1 P ?C*' B<>t^ Pl»y*f> onl>-one can be aelerted so Crow, 3b....—___ 2 0 0 0 5 u k- landed to Pur Brinson, lb ----- ..—3 0 0.11 0 1 Roh,„on deserves horn Engman, 2b..«..:.j- 2 1 0 3 1 0 Won f°r a player Palmer, p.............- 2 1 1 0 8 1 *00 360 mark all *°6 done he fo ta la ..........—.29 4 7 27 11 POSSIBLE "FROM MISSOURI SO YOU GOT TO SHOW US” ONLY ONE FAMOUS SNYDER IN THE-GAME AND HE PLAYED YESTERDAY WITH THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Orlando defeated Sanford yester­ day afternoon by n score of totp 2It -was a case oft rtJb'mucb"Frhlgiin and little too many errors behind Fulton that- caused the defeat. The Snnford infield was charged up with seven errors, a little too many to expect to w im ball game on.i while the Orlando hoys took advantage of these errors and secured a four run lead enough for any pitcher to get away with, especially a pitcher of the type of Filligim. • Fulton .twirled, winning ball nine times out of ten. When you look ove wr tho box score you will readily see ft that Orlando never mado an earned run. Sanford failed to earn a run themselves. Tho two which were made by the locals were on 'anerror of Herndon, who overthrewDillinger and with Harblson backing up Dillinger he (Harbison) touched the ball and it bounded over the fence. * SAM LaROCQUE PROVEN VERY SATISFACTORY EVERY ONE THAT UM­ PIRES BETWEEN THESE TEAMS ARE CROOKS SO IT IS A KNOWN FACT IF EVER AN UMPIRE GETS AWAY DOWN HERE HE chalk line down the right and left field lines they have an ^ American flag posted in the outfiefd. When LaRocque calls one foui a’nd the op posing learn thinks he ruled wrong they- immediately say he is rotten. But the writer has never used his page yet to"roast an umpire. And if we had to roast an umpire wc would never have 'hod the chance to do so this 'seasori' for ns long as LaRocque has been hero, this season nd. bis accurato decisions have been snttffilfclWy; 'Imagine an umpire tiv get out between theso-two towns ns excitable os these two towns are over base hull, and umpire for fiVte dollars and d e c e ive th e personaL ipauita which he receives is enough to make any man call bad ones once In awhile. But just tho same, without his services right now there would bo a CIVIL WAR between the two towns. • Ronaonabte Explanation. Perhaps the Idea that' two can llvo as cheaply as one originated In tho , mfndr(>f U.yuuug follow who hoarded with his father-in-law.' DRESS TALK NO. To Wind Yarn. > We all know that it Is dlRlciilt to wind wool or yarn of any kind if there is no ono to hold the skein. To nvorcomo this difficulty- put two flatlronr on the table a sufficient dlstauco apart to allow the wool to bo tightly atretebed. This will anawer Just as well as someone holding tho skeins. A nobby fall H at--the Hab­ erdashery has just opened up a beautiful line of felts. Donate that old straw to the trash barrel and select a new lid before they are picked over. * Blow at Modem Fiction. Magaxlne short stories multiply, but those - that Improve on the abort stories of "Mother Oooso'* are fow and far between.—Brooklyn Eagle. Time’s Changes. A man UHod to be known by ihb company ho kopt, but now you spot him by the selections ho turns looso ou tho phonograph. Is ^ M ^ i d e r e d j l U O k y « Just What You Have Been Looking For For Revenue Only. Moat of tho tlmo the plglnllff would hit the nail upon Ita welfknown head If she’d spell It Income-patlblllty.— Judge. The Home of Correct Styles B. L PERKI THE HABERDASHER ; Sanford Furniture Co. LaRocque, who has been umpirihg the Iqxt few gapies between Sanford and Orlando has been giving both sides satisfactory work. Of course he h:is made mistakes. They all do Hut for all round work his umpiring h i u ^ ) ^ ______ F^TTSce! Tlio Orlando diamond s a beautiful diamond, but lime must be very expensive in Ornnge county for the foul lines Fyjvo nover been worked upon. In place of a s i. • - J. D. DAVISON, Manager • *• . • 's doing and Stoves E . F ir s t S tre e t. S a n f o r d , F la " . im m m m m m m m m w a x x ‘S I S SEPT. 16th. ENDING CEDT OCtL MONDAY. M r I '. £ 0 1 1 1 . Having bought a large stock of Furniture at S heriffs Sale, I will sell for Cash during this time* at and below faetbry* prices. ANYTHING FOR THE HOME. ■ - *. i ^ r* BELOW ARE A FEW. PRICES: . ..----- ■ ............... - . OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION * .... BUREAUS - - ' § - - - - - -'$5.00 op 3.48 up WASH STANDS - __= ! - - - #^ ■ ' ' : - - - - - 3.98 CBIITONIEEs=^ SAFES - - - - - -- ‘ 3.98 up CUPBOARDS - . - --5.98 up CENTER TABLES, all styles .73 up Rockers, all sizes; with and-without Arms, - .50 up 500 CHAIRS, afl styles -50 up PORCH ROCKERS, Large Arms . 1.25 up SIDEBOARDS 12.50 KITCHEN TABLES, all sizes - 1.25 up 1700 lbs. Wrapping' Paper, all sizes, at half price. , - - - -- - ——: —............ . 4 . ■... Lot of Christmas Toys-—Will Sell in Lump ' v 4 * Everything Marked in Plain Figures v During This Sale W. W. 1st. aqd Palmetto SANFORD, FLORIDA ■- .■■■•' \ Best Way tV Wash a Rug. Stretch' tho rug and tack It npon a clean floor. After scouring it ‘well with soapsuds, rinse thoroughly to more all traco of tho animat matter in tho soap. Let tho rug stay tacked down until perfectly dry, so that It will not shrink. ■- .-.f .* • 2^-d. ’- . * : t 21 � 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, September 15, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 15, 1916; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald