9 10 104 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6084542b732fe48bef0dd273c017d39a.pdf 0e507c390f803daf0a8eddfd1eff2edf PDF Text Text m* OR*1-- *. -Wfel * AH Tti r \ i i\/|1 ■. * ^pp/■i ‘WitKi* '■ s' U 2 For Bale of Magnolia and Palmetto avenue*.. W. J.- T h i g p e n . ---- 29-tf 5ARER8 -M* cv r* t * U F T H F A T R F S LT F Ij SJd l i l t j A 1 I \ D J 3 ^ ;. . Kt- *■ Mr*. 11. L. Gibson Entertains the Will Be I.orated On Side Perch The Hotel Carnee v/ Daughters ef Wesley For Sale -Tho beet-Mfb An4 dry The* Daughters of Wesley w«V On Friday, March 24th the big house lots In "Georgetown?* Cor. entertained ,b'y Mr*. II. L. Gibson day ip political ,circleB w^ll center 10th St. and Bay Av*. Cheap and St. her home on'M agnolia avenue around the Hotel Carnes which will easy payments. Address Box 1162. The speakers M tf Thursday evening.' There waa no be headquarters. , * business so this was wholly a soda! stand will be the side porch feeing V I4 . ...... For Sale— I sideboard, i leather doubtedly the. best, pleco of emo­ such a contingency." The next evening. Mrs. Gibson delighted her the cast and the speakers will be with many selections on the just at the east door. Manager covered couch, I revolving book tional acting ever seen anywhere.” season the same thing happened, and It la not generally known, but Mr. it ag^ln became necessary for him to Vicfrole and later served refresh­ Carnes haa kindly donated- the use css«, 1 gasoline range, 1 Junior vio­ Farnum almost becomes’ a minister aend for rnonay enough to bring the ments. Those present were Mcs- of his house tor the day and the lin, 1 settee and chalra to m atch. visitors will be made moat comfort Inquire 106 E. 3rd St. Sanford, Fla. and then a lawyer, before becoming company back. Finding that he dames J. D. Roberts,- T, D. Hayes, able in.every way. The Carnes be­ , 49-tf Claude Herndon, W. W. Abernathy, an actor and later a director. Both was determined to become an'actor, ing official headquarters will be T. W. Williams, H. H. Hill, Missan his brothers, William afid Dustin .brother Bill took him with hia own For Sale—Nice pony, spHng wagoo Bessie, Ray ton, Lota Hvans, Versa crowded with the politicians and * had entered the profession, and the company. and harness, aft for |95.00. Leaving thia 1 meeting promiaca to bo one of Woodcock, Saidlo Williams, Elisa­ old folks, although professional ' the largest that has occurred In the beth Musson. themselves wished Marshall to enter Francla X. Bushman and Beverly city. Enquire L. T.’ Crialer, Ohio slate in many years. Announcements ■* Bayne Tonight some other field. The ministry was ‘ »6-tp Arrangements have not been com­ House, Tho Workers Council will hold determined upon for the young msn The next Attraction on the Metro For Sale— Fine lota on Myrtle and ho was sent to the Easton,. program la "Man and His Soul,” a their regular meeting Wednesday pleted for the program for Friday Malkc, Conference Seminary, a pretentious feature In which Francis night at seven o'clock. All teachers, but it is certain that the speaking avenue, at rock bottom price# for Methodist institution. It did not X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne, officers and adult members of the will start at ten o'clock in tho morn­ cash. Also two story house corner take young Farnum, or the faculty the foremost of screen /artists 'are Bunday school are urged to bo pres­ ing and lost the greater part of the Oak and Fourth strdot. Apply 410 * ------ Oak avenue. , 68*8tp — of the Seminary cither, for that eeen in the stcllsr roles. This mar- ent, as very Important buslneaa Is to day. • — *------—.———l--------------------be transacted. All the candidates have promised matter a long time to discover his vclous Metro wonderplay, which For Sale— Wholesale fish business Our aim for Easter is 400 in the to bo here If possible and there will total lack of inclination for the was produced* by the Quality Pic­ ministry. So he was sent to the tures Corporation will be shown Sunday school. Lost Sunday the bo thousands of people here to hear nets, fish boats, launches, etc. C. L attendance reached 246 and great them. Tho local candidates will als Vincent. 28-tf University of Maine to study law. here at tho Star Theatre tonight. ____________ _____________^---Interest is being manifested. be out In force and the day should Ho lasted there for three years, but It promises to be tho sensation of For Sale— Two lots^nctr corner Prayer meeting service following be a grand getting .together for the the call of the blood was too strong tho season, a£ It, is easily the best Celery avenue and Hickory street, the Workers Council Wednesday county of Seminole. to be denied. He obtained a job production la'wbtch these two not­ sire each lot 44 feet by 128 feet."* ~ At the exhibition booth in the ■with a travelling repitory company, able atara have appeared, and a night. Saleable white people only.. |160.0(> Junior League Stone Gove building the celery dis­ doing, aa he expresses it "everything crowning achievement fori Metro, a for both lots. Inquire Herald Of­ at 3 o'clock. Parents 'please'serfd play will attract the visitors and from selling song books in front of company which ia setting a pace for fice: 67-tf your children promptly. with the customary courtesy ac­ the house to playing juvenile leads." high standards. corded visitors celery will be given After three weeks the show went on / 1• For Sale—Owing to change toMr. Bushtnsn and Miss Bayne to all those, who want to taste the electrical power wo have on hand the rocks in Williamsport, Pa., and are surrounded by an exceptionally Entertained Seniors it devolved upon young Farnum to capable cast, including Helen Dun­ Miss Frances Aspinwall enter­ real Sanford4 product. machinery in good condition, con­ send for enough money to bring"the bar, , Grace Valentine and other tained the Senior class and- faculty sisting of boilers, engines, water entire troup buck to New York, • As notable atago rind/-screen players. of the Sanford High School ai her Aids and Abets Disease. pumps,- (jre pumps, air compres­ Mr. Farnum puts it, "they^prob- The production '*m mounted on an home Friday night. The house was Doctors havo learned that worry sors and sundry other machines, nbly only took me along f6f just elaborate scale,- and in a remark­ beautifully decorated in the class means Insomnia, nervous dyspepsia, which we offer at prices which are a able allegory the creation o( the colors green and white, with sugges­ hysteria, that it weakens tho bodily small part of the"orijfinal cost. If defenses ami aids the attack of dis­ world i* shown, also the Garden of tions- of St. Patrick's Day. intktft^lwd address Virginia Carolina It Is the" The evening was pleasantly spent eases of mlcroblc origin Eden and other uqique scenes. An­ ChctOtf al Co., core H. 1L Peabody, In contests in which Miss Alina precursor or predisposing causS_-of MupeHnlnedent, Sanford, Fla. other5 scene shows the destruction of many bodily ills; It is the one thing v- ■ . rst VV*-. other scene shown the destruction Gcortz zantl Mr. Hume Humph which saps the patient's vitality — 68-tf by fire of a large factory, in -whies were the fortunate winners. At the which, broadly speaking. Is hls power rpc Jersey pigs, two For Sale— more than a thousand persons ap­ close of the evening the guests gath­ to will to get well. months old. Apply J. j j . Lord, ered around tables which were ex­ pear. The production was dirocted ' 5S»-3tp Sanford, Flu. quisitely decorated in the class by John W. Noble. the PI ay Houses in Sanford Chit-C !ha,t‘4 of " •*w LADY AUDLfeY’8 SECRET A Wonderful Production —Dlacusaed by Marshall Farnara Shown at tho Star Wednesday, March 22nd. Marshall Farnum, who directed the sensational William Foa. photodrama “ LAdy Audley’s Secret,*' sin which Theba Bars is starred ia a member of the. fitted Farnum fam­ ily. It seems that Mr. Farnum dis­ likes to aposk about his own work, but when asked about Miss Bara he # . • waxed enthusiastic. "Why," he cxho exclaimed, "I have been produc­ ing for the last fifteen years, but never have I seen a woman gifted with such reai» dramatic ability.*' “ You know/’ lie Sfent.^on, "Lady Audley’s Secret contalnsjaomo of the most dramatic action ever screened. Lady Audley is a womah cursed by hereditary insanity, which causes her to attempt her . husband's $fe. Her malady, however, ia not ob­ vious. Neither does it come upon her suddenly. It is tho general de­ velopment of an inherited taint, . and the wonderful action of Miss Bara In tracing tho slow growth of the disease from the time of the birth of her child to the big climax of the story, when *ho becomes ab­ solutely a raving maniac ia un- HF: _ _ — ,_________ ________ ____________ colors A delicious salad course was served. Miss Aspinwall was as­ LO C O M O T IV E S ( HASH sisted in serving by Miss M argaret Diuck and her sister. Mrs. J. A. | New Vit iicr ;i|>b Kent lire ‘'T h e Inland T «kit eh. During the evening Mrs. of S urprise" Supplies Many Takuch rendered appropriate songs Thrills for the occasion. At the Star, T hursday. A Pullman day couch, and u Pull­ Another A ttraction Mar. 28lh man sleeper and two locomotives On account of selling the C h a u ­ are destroyed to give movie funs n tau q u a tickets entirely too cheap real thrill in the Vitngraph's latest the association had a small deficit, release, " T h e island of Surprise." in order to meet Ibis the Alkahest The scenes of the railroad wreck Lyceum has agreed to furnish a n ­ were taken near Philadelphia, join­ other attraction on commission. ing the country estate of J, B. Duke, This entertain merit w ill lie hold in the tol>ri<;ro king Allen’s T h e a tre Tuesday night. T he B1: -aj v war _________ ! xH .. j acre placed by It tvas In this muss of wreckage VTheda Batkin "Lady Audleya Secret" at the Star Wednesday f locom otives Director 1’uul S rardon facing one another on a single track and sent headlong toward one another T he crash destroyed both engines, which toppled, over into the coaches. j F a# 7j£# FJ# r PROGRAMME AT THE STAR VALUES ARE DETERMINED BY COMPARISON AND P R I C E—-— S -—— REGULATED --------------— -----»— 1' - --- ACCORDINGLY *' --Admission 15c Nightly. Saturdays 5 and 10c T . V •- » [posed lo m a rry . i > ,; i •H.r,,ny Ward That Fascinating I.lllle Actress Fannie Ward, the distinguished Star of the Lasky Company, who re­ cently created such a furore by her splendid performance in the Lasky production of Rector Turnbull’s gripping story, "The Cheat,” will be seen at tho Star Theatre on F ri­ day, Mar. 24, in the Jesse L. Lasky production of ’’For tho Defense,” a daring detective story by the game author. In “ For the Defense" Miss Ward !■ oeen as Fidele, a little Prench novice fresh from tho con­ vent. How the witnesses a murder and later ia able to aecure a confes­ sion from the asaaxain and free the man she loves makes a photodrama of unusual merit. ^Prominent in the excellent c u t supporting Mix* Ward are , Jaek Dean, Horace B. Carpenter, Jamca Neill anff othor members of the Lasky all star orgapixation. It ia a Paramount Picture. Conccrtti by the SU r’s Orchesta Nightly Matinee Daily at 3:15; Night at 7 : » « iiuiiiiiiii >« x x iiiiiiiiiiii : i i i i i i i i i i i i x x x i i i i i i i i i i i i x x x 'S THEATRE SOM ETHING DOING EVERY NIGHT MATINEE Wednesday and-Saturday 3 p. m. *’ L■' v T a k e * a* M any Chance*. V/ her looks alone. .A naconda Stan­ dard ing. storing awav. raving out glory J V \V. Ware. Triumph of Motor Truek. In Frenca a bronro statue wslghlng three and a half tone, that w u too large to be handled by railroad or canal, waa hauled on a motor truek to ita destination. ?{ If:?* T . V . v», Santord **r ■t Between 3rd and 4th Si, — Open Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays Reading Room Free to All m ~T t#> <► .i r i► i► FOR FiENT «•Oak rj Avenue A t t h e S ta r T h u rs d a y iS t A N D o f S lID M lU l For >ub- Good horse cheap G R llled'oi , l ell r> avenue. CO.Htp' 1^ 1 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o e o o o o o e o i► For Rent Upstairs rooms, east«gfjv3^' -cvpiityre Outride porch. 'Llglib'' * hmrsrknppttig. if desired. Fn-ri. h . at 3 p. m. THE ------------------------------------ ----------- For_ Sale J Automobile Cadillac I seven passenger, in elegant condi­ tion. will sell for $1560.00 ennh or take Everything Worth While. N ever think vnursnlf too Insignifi­ a Ford Roadsjer or five passenger if cant or th e ttylng too mean You ami in grtfld condition us part pay. H have an In fin It,* capacity for absorb­ 60-2 tc ler that hail only been In tpwn half a day walked Into tho mlddio of tho street, right out In front, hero, gnvo sort of tt shout, and dropped dead!” “Was tho train so lato that hq ox* pocted to bo obliged to stay hero over night? asked a hyporrrlttcal drum­ mer whtftke sales bad not been all that he had desired.—Kansas City Ktar. W I ,-r Sale Sideboard, bookcase and other household- furniture. Mias Hunter, on Sanford Orlando road, it f n No i «o-2tp h or '•ah- £ Desk Bookkeepers standing desk and chair, black walJust th e same, a man who can tell’a nut, oiled finish. Gbod a* new. good w atermelon by looking at 11 and Hig b ar g a i n at $S fid Inquire Ferthum ping It often selects a bail wlfs li aid II ard '* are* ( n 60-atc She Shall W om en Prop ose 7 ha* u problerp which ■,fc‘*Vilnld rock the brains of tho prriinnry story teller. Cyrus Townsend Brady, however, from whose novel the film was picturized, is no ordin­ ary story teller, and he finds a way of deciding the point in question. ay The Zimmer Sisterit Concert P arty [with I » ,th Miss Nelliy Zimmer, Harpist | Miss Ethel Zimmer, pianist and conI trnlto soloist. Miss Nellie Poster. render and soprano soloist. Puller announcem ents will he tnude in Friday's issue of The H er­ ald. T h e admission will he Adults 60e, Children 26c. Buy your ticket early. For Sale Eggs for H atching Thoroughbred, Utility, B arred Plymouth Hocks, 10 cents each. Fifty <*r more. 7 cents each. King Poultry Yards, Lakeland. Fla. 59-6tc For Sale P haeton in excellent Concentration. Will sell to quick cash It Is concentration that counts Tho condition buyer at $60 00. Cost three times flame of a candle applied direct I* I mjmre Fernald Hard I Ills price more uncmnforinOle than die diffused w are 1’o iiO-'Jte neat of a mast lurnace Selected ‘graph feature urte of ihe best, films)' Of course women should pro|m*o It produced under their trade mark is women wfiu change their entire lives ^Fqpturvd »r» ih*s p r o d u c t W wrT* WL»-p1>y(nurnfflfi». Il ls women who take limn Courtenuy, long n favorite iti! otr on colossif responsibility by tnatrb • r\ lugitimatc stage; Eleanor Wop4y ’ mony. The woman should surely bo sa J£eefe ond other prorftiv j > ruff, Vena Keefe and premu allowed to choose tho man Tor whom rient VitNqJrei'hera.. ’ e^e tebds herself able wolfram) give, . ‘ ' ; J , v *' , ■MnK propose, mpq havo had fl all In With his memoyy Trlank. of. jireced- m«ir.Q»ri !r«uil» up i« n«w. WM if they mg .events m Erls hi li e , aim! w-itfv tw o | have ndiicrleil the wrong .woman they beautiful girls b h u th : claim ing to he lia jo) oniy.lhetpscG only Ibemach vs y lu a u t e -lor it his wife as the are ^stranded ; Xvomen o f the V'urld -an island in the SolitU Sens,'i n ­ * ^ ----'------"»*t>. i. fested with ferocious savages, the; *, * ■ Nlturaj Irtf-eronec, hern of the new Vitagraph Blue! "Day boforn ycslcnlny.” related The Ribbon Fe%giro, " T h u " Island of [ landlord of ihn Petunia tavern, "n fel­ Tuesday, March 21st—Metro Picture—Francis X. Bush­ man and Beverly Bayne in "Man anti His Soul," a ator^Vif the birth of conscience in 6 acts. 5 and 15c. Wednesday, March 22—William Fox Featuie—Theda Bara in ‘ I.ady Audley's Secret." Miss Bara is ron»|dtnd the greatest emotional actress thejugeen jtfts ever known, and-she is at her I eighth in trip picture., Thursday, March 23—Big Four Doy—William Cou-te . nay in "The Island of Surprise" n Blue Ilibdon fea­ ture written by Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady and much Letter than "The Island of Regeneration." Friday, March 24th—Paramoi/nt Day—Fannie Ward in the "For the Defense." Miss Ward was last seen in Tennessee’s Pardner, and she even displays more talent In this picture, COMING—Sarah Rernheart in "JcannC Don*. ___. that the actors wore posed and the scene taken with Lovell, the hero, rCscUihg the girl whom he is ,»up- M a rc h 2hih No Rivalry, visitor waa being shown over a big cotton mill by the proprietor, who proudly displnyed some of (tin fnlirlrs produced. Holding up a piece of print ed calico, he said "Our latest pattern Excellent work. Isn't It?" "It's all right." said the visitor, "but you can't hold a candle to the goods we I urn out In uiy w orks'" "rtame line?" asked tho host, somewhat offended "No.” roJolnqd the other; "our* Is gunpowder.'" 2IO.- fil-3tp fur Rent tin e nicely furnished 11At and cold water. Ad dress /,. wo7. cure Sanford Herald 5'1-U ------------------------------------------------x House for Rent—No. 116 gWest Ninth Si, Apply to H. C. DuBose, 112 N T Park. Ave. 37-tfc Llrr Rent— Bovcral nice office r6oms over Yowell'e. Enquire N. P. Y-o well 4: Co. 32-tf Board and room by day or week. Gate City House. ’ 29-tf For Rent—5 room house, 422 Pal­ metto. $io per month. W. M. Haynes, Herald Office. 47-tf For Rent—708 Park avenue. En­ quire of H. C. DuBose, First and P'^k^nvenue. « 48-tf CLASSIFIED WANTED ADVERTISING Wanted—Position aa caretaker of house of some one going away for the summer. Address P. O. Box 486, city._____ 61-2tp ,v See J. T. Allen, Seventh and ? All Local AdTcrllHcmcnfs Under Iaiurcl for heavy hauling, plowing This Heading THREE CENTS e and cutting. He is prepared to do^ Line For Each Insertion. Minimum all kinds of team work. Phone 804.. Charge ?5 Cents. . . ......i 50-12tc l................................. ... Wanted to Rent—Plano for sev­ FOR SALE' ■ eral weeks. Will pay for removal ef same. Address Mrs. H. L. Dei Forest, Sanford. 69-2tc Lor Sale—-Four good mules, wngFor Exchange—Will accept Ford on-and harness, farming implements, etc. P. O. Box 838. 55-tfc automobile aa part payment on good 8 aero tract, 2 acres cleared and . . For Sale- Thoroughbred R. J. fenced and under cultivation A Red Rggs for hatching. $1.00 for 14. years. Not tih>s. This land If tiled W. M. Haynes, Herald Office. will raise Any kind pf crops. • En­ fi S7-tf quire at Herald offica. 68-tf C I -* ■;j . , ■)» �4 i . ■_____ IN THE HEART OF TH P WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI • WEEKLY ON. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — Life h VOLUME VII SANFORD, FLORIDA, Wo,th Living FRIDAY MARCH 21. 1916 NO. 62 Puleston and Mrs. ft. \V. H erndon. thusiasm in the n u m ero u s recitals The sixth prize went to th e float she has given with her sister. arranged by the B. & O. Garage on In a long description of one of her an In ternational truck and was a concerts the Musical E nterp rise of distinctively Sanford float, being C am den, N. J., re m a rk s as follows: trim m ed in celery and oth er vegti**' " T h o talentod young h a rp is t waa aides, With Jam es Stew art drivings given an enthusiastic welcome and Receiving hopo/utble ificntioTi was each n um ber was heartily encored. the Drisson car trim med in orango ShsT-dolighted all with her ease and and purple, in which were Mrs. grace, as well as th e sweetness of B ritton. Me*. J. T. Wallace, Mrs. her music.” **R E. Tolar, Mrs. Fred Walsemati Miss. Ethel Zimmer, Pianist and and Miss Gladys Fields of Tam pa. PARADE W I T N E S S E D b y MANY PROMINENT YACHTS- THE S A N F O R D GROWERS Contralto Soloist SWEET L I T T L E TOTS I N Among the many other cars get­ h u n d r e d s o p • MEN HERE TO SEB* . BROUGHT IN SOME FINE Miss Ethel Zimmer is a young BEAUTIFUL DECORATED ting special mention by the judges VISITORS woman of great personal charm , pos­ EVENT , CELERY - CABS were the I.aing car, Gilbert car, \— . ' * •* * “ • sessing a splendid personality, well M Maine* car, Dieterich car, Arnert Tin* Spring Fair ami Celery FeaT h e Hernld has contended for Those who thought the Celery a d a p te d for platform work. She la T h e a u to parade on Tuesday was * tival opened'.very ulisplciously on car and Knights of C olum bus car. years th a t Lake Monroe was one’of Fair was a joke woke up on a large a graduate of the Ithaca Conserva­ fine of cogrse, b u t waa there over Tuesday mornlhg" a t 11 o'clock when T he Herald car was decorated in the finest race courses in the state disappointm ent yesterday 'm orning tory of Music and has had wide ex­ an y th in g lovelier or sw eeter th an the cntfnon of Count Jo»cf DeMont newspapers and in order to carry ou for b o a ts of all claaaea and th e re­ when 't h e Celery s ta rte d coming in perience as a pianist and contralto our babies on parade W ednesday announced th estartln g of the mon­ the black and white efTect the t rim ­ g a t t a yesterd ay d e m o n s tra te d this from rujveral sections .an d the fine soloist. Fora num ber of y ears she morning. More th a n fifty littlo ster auto parade from Tenth atrect. mings were of the same and the fact. T h e races were n o t as well prizes were awarded to tho growers was with th e LeB arge Concert ones, from the tiny in fan t to th e l.eil by Sheriff Hand, Chief Tillis devil was seated astride th e radi­ a tte n d e d by the y a c h ts m e n with who realized th a t for a little trouble C o m p a n y and with h£t own com ­ five year old girls and boys m arch­ ami the mounted police the parade ator. P. M. Klder drove the cars their, bouts us should have been, on a great reward was in store for them . pany she has had fnAny tours ing in Hn£. I t was a p r e tt y picture started with the Royal Fu^leflr and in the car were the business account of the lateness of the season T here was a m isunderstanding on th ro u g h o u t all parts of tho coun- of exquisite baby beanty, the littlo band in the front and .then .oorne the manager W. M. Haynes. Supt. hu t enough of them were here to Ulo part of the growers who had cj^ tfy. hum an l o w e r s vicing with the flower beautiful cara. in regal splendor ‘of Ratliff and M artin M cDaniel and view the course and express their pectFll to compete and the com m it­ decorations around them ns tho She doea piano m onologues with llowen), bunting and decorations. Guy Stenstrnm . a d m ira tio n for the lake, Next sea­ tee about the time for bringing on q u a in t descriptions of w hat it all floats and carts lined out for tho The Fire Department trucks, ladder The auto parude was g r e a t - and so son S anford will have a big e v e n t in the celery for award a n d this kept means, and she (days from the mnrch, m any of the older group natron and hose carts were first in pronounced by the many peop.e who F e b ru a ry in the speed boat class several from coming in on the first m usters in such a way th a t the com­ pushing their doll carts or pushline mid had been decorated for the witnessed it. ’ While those partici­ T he results of the races yesterday awards The idea of Jhe manage­ mon people understand and. are e n ­ rnobilea or inarching together in ixr.ision and Chief P axton and his pating bad but ly.tle lime for dec- were as follows: ment was for tho growers w ho had tertained and pleased. E nthusiastic applause burst She raises pairs. clhcient bunch of fire fighters were tjruHuiis the bara.W'ere excellent and 111 the speed boat class tho Flying some celery lo bring it to tho exhi- the musical stan d ard of her hearers. forth continuously as the prettily in evidence on th e wagons. M ajw c g a v e 't h e vm.it ops,*, it good idea of the Eagle tielonging to C a p t. .L ansing jition booth for the visitors 'to see decorated carta passed admiring T he S ta te Journal of Lincoln, Davison, the city council and of­ Hanford ’itpiriV -jW friends. Tho parade was led by the of L ake George light house s tatio n and eat and on T h u rsday bring in rprise. Neb.,, in com m enting upon lier ficials were also a t th e head of the tho exhibition celery und come in W o m an ’s Club car with its p re tty Im m ediately aff^r .the parade tin* won first. work, very aptly suid t h a t she is prpeession and th e B ap tist Tem ple the prize class. Several growers ;-decora tin ns of roses, and driven by In the heavy cruiser class the judges disappeared in tin* crowd "A charm ing young Indy who knows fi.,v« Hand lirought up the rear to brought in the prize stuff early in Mrs. John Meisch. In this car rodo and have not been seen since blit it \ •Tima belonging to Mr Kennison how to entertain an audience with | . . i tilings lively an d leave u good th e week and it was not in lit Con­ ; the winners of the B etter Baby is thought that they will come ont of O rlando won first, C om m odore beautiful songs, beautifully sung, la-ti m the m outh of the beholders dition for compelitiun ( Contest of l !*!*>. wiih their mothers. Nevertheless I D a h lie tt of Sanford second, the of retirem ent today and higb class piano solos artistii'alThis w a* an attractive feature of the "i parade s ta rte d on Tenth [they h.l v • I (o' I h an k ■* of tin* M\j Olige - I a men n( Del,u Mil ! Ii iril lb • r t In display i» >me f but ly re n d e re d parade, The mothers wearing uni wi*n t down Park to l i r i t j meat and I it•*v an- all brave men to III tin* caluii l,o.ii race ( apt, S u n b ' t can I* proud ••t and while Miss Iterthn \t rfls. R eader and nurse's raps and aprons, held their • iru there circled over the I u n d e rtake in* h t stupendous task I Bugenh.1rt of the Mamie first, M ill Tie there i' not much id it tin* ipiulity I nsir ii m c n la lis l bullies in their arms These were v r- r part of th e business and resis of I f l ’ best | Hawn nf Geo Det nlir* second, the Mi-* Wells is the read* r will* tin* i -eciions of th e city. The udg* » w *:rr I .corgi* I l*>y Boston Lyrics, who was with Ui6 Jack Allen Gillen, William Albert J tills be­ HH. G R O W l . l l s VN I > S l i l I* I* b i t s N I’Mi. bi-lehgliig to Roy Gillen. Billy Boughclle Wight, S rah .iih their b urdens of p re tty W ininer and Charles Tyler. | r | ) t | 1 | | • ing third. She \\ ill d O 1he Maxwell, Mary Maxwell. J e a n n e tte o.iiipuiita and the many Aunts fiH'*DTtri ifclw * Vr.M^ i ■ i * 1 1 • r\ The William l imlliourne Co. M a k ­ ■oilng Monday r i, M !.■, -pe* oil iiopstirO1and Gerald Geiger Ill the free for til race the N e ttie As ’.he >i forth great applause from a "1. .inti .liter a *ari fiil iu ran i'* me of ing il spci lull) of Mail Itfd rf i uni’ fir-l. M illlr Hawn si’i’ului ear bail been decorated f• • r the auto . ml.led thnusiiiid.4 gnltilfevd ' ? llu | ij| | (l VAII«),' A-A.1r «1- Vkl'fl I! u slot ’ *»f* I lie l .it'll o broke the / le e r in g gear Help out the < huulatiqua A**so- parade it was not eligible for tide walks ami everywhere One of the largest firms in the in the cruiser race ami ibis p re v e n t­ elation by attending this a tira eiio n prize in the Baby parade, although i be line of the parade The I’ri/.C. l ow ashed <’e|er\ ' d ally more races in. tills class Adults nil ii-fit- r bill fell L*.ri cents very beautiful Sanford district growing and slop Tin* judges found i l 4 . of the p arade had an auto I ( Ifte 11.(If I'nn \ irgl 'll. plug celery are flu* Win Coulbourne Tin Virginia It . the fast bout lit/ dillicult to make a decision on the r.. i the line at several points, i S p r i i a l He r u \ m o b t i goods merits of t li** decorations for all s |t. \ s HI P R I M , ltd. S S • r in get a line of the ears at C o . who li.nc over si \ i ( airi's m bulging to I T Brady w.e* unable 11 In \ lfgmr.it 1 a: nl’iva l H celery and lett-uci I bis firm bus to com pete on iiceount of engine were no lovely but they finally 0 1. >■Hi ,i gles and when I fie i-nr* I>n-t(T|ih local agent al San Brady was so iiru n f i tn a ld H a r d w a r e t u. lie awarded the prizes as follows The • l up in (font of I In* R o'el play I'd n« im portant port iii tin* trouble .uni i apt \\ on l y T. I Hawkins t mdivuitl first prize to Mara* Louise o rg a n iz e s ItuMiicsi, 1 .in,.-- tin* work of tile judges 111 j growing and shipping of winter disgusted 1 tint he sold lilt* boat to and Hriic Ltiwnshed Celery Vegetables und their “ Quality Frank Allen on the spot time* pleased t(( 1 Foster, riding upon a riooi of while «'.>v i- the finest ears was certainly Me a re a t all *1 Horse So u tb Bend ,, 'Tin* races a l l r j i Ved intitiy yychts- Aw.i rife* I tin i ' ,t for them T h e judge** were First' brand with the red note itiiiveinctit* tha t will te n d to roses, drawn liy a Cavalier in white, They J men liefe from a distance and they Hlow, iKi li.it i’ll by Hill II aripy’Ttx^’ im p ro v e Sunflrd und her posithirv as E. K. Foster, Jr., the little lady '■ i Tuesday morning and were tiow well known t o the trad** Co Sanford. Won !*y I, A Brnjnnhi|r in car lots and pay special a t ­ sitting upon her throne with ’the were delighted with tint course here, *omp.irative strangers in the city, !l city *if Florida Progress in husilc. • • • tention to tin* northern trad e but sweet grace of baby dignity. Every i \pressing their opinion Mint th e lug iriowitig the occupants of any ness means progressive Sanford. detail of the decoration, the little first Prize, Washed Celery-of !bc tarj|. T hey were J. R. H a y ­ their specialty i» the mail order busi­ races t h a t are pulled olT^ In Miami Th^* Geo. H. Formild Hardw are den Dmahn, N ebraska, Janies ness and they are making a strong and p th er (daces in the *9(Attr ^i^ring Awarded f>bi> Half I’uri Virginia Coni|iuny of Sanfor*! i» s e ttin g the one’s attire nnd the courtier’s suit was harm onious and artistic. The Ti vlor of Philadelphia and Sharon hid foi" the trade of tin: southern ibe winter m onths could he staged Carolina Sperm! Peruvian tit2 gumlx, (mcp for, ti better Sunford. During group prize of equal value, irt each donated by ,V. ( Co., II G, i)i**there much better T he .yarhurpten Jo- . - of I ndinnafiolis. After u most j Mti‘tes the past V**cks this coin|tany has case two und a half dollars in gold U on by In order to supply this trad e the would not have t «> take the tiresome erjcil bw'ul itgent Sanford ■ari-fid inspection of. the . different mad*’ great .**Iri*f*•*, towiir'l- its hIii was a w .t n p ’l lu Mar;. u ltd .O llx c r lo. Gli liter n ( 'oulbourne ( u are wasleng t be ami dangerous trip down the east - e awards were made as fulgar: ’l..»rg**r Imniin for .* larger r i'1'iinil I'm*- \\ awhcil i I*■ry , nia'i^ gre.i! -I r i*lew toward-* n-* »!o Miller ilu* twins nt Dr and Mrs icier.* Mi I in it own factory face i oust i.it.il and ’’.inford would bring Vw aided • trie Spring 1 i i Harr> a. Aouiuti lb** vwrt*«f r h n r Oliver I. Miller. lire .u tm ag u avua. prizr, The W om an's I'lub tiously called the ‘'laundry '* and Visitor- from e\ery psrl of tin* niu n al.so in white and drawn by T h eo ­ tile relery conies from t he w qs|| d m .jTTuT b j TYrnald H a rd w a re Co., try. — Sartford. 'Among tho various i beautiful yin* decorated in dora Miller and Ruth Henry, dressed T h e boat (uceit d e m o n strate d th a t Sanford. Won by H. H ChnppeU. cltaxrgxrs -tj^is company Iiuh m ade has and green a n d trim m ed in Hban ^aiid perfect and is tied ujt m as fairies. T he pretty idea vraa Second Prize, Beat C rate Celery — hx*cn th a t mf renovating their stock, red roses,.* tho club flower, r ttra c tiv e packages tbut ure most with th e cooperation of tho people cleverly developed ntid altogether plcasinf! to the eye of the buyers. here and by the assistance of Mesffr*. Awarded O n e , Half Ton Wilson *£ discarding unsalable goods, the re­ ur had been trim m ed by the • r.lmfming. T he seroird prise winner bolus of the club and was driven- T his firm waa among the pioneers in S h erm an and Kennison of th** S an ­ T Co., for relery grown with W &. placing of in *i*1*■r n stocks and re n ­ wax Cart Went in a lovely pink ami the idea of washing Sanford celery ford Boat Works and C n p i. B rady; T f^rtiitreh'. hv It C Maxwell ovating the store so th a t the aj* hv Mrs Jo h n MvUch and with Imr white carriage, .pushed by Emily Geo De- !u. .*1 agent. Won by T 1 Hawkin'* pcurtotec of tlieir establishm ent is were (|)t. president of the club, Mrs. at home and putting it up in (nick- Cottimodnre G abbetl, Ray To M artha Aimed* Bryaq. I'ugenhurt and Roy ; It ih the opinion of m.tii\ Iniiu W Djrkina, Mrs. W. W Aher- ages that would attract the trail*1 ( iilte* ( a p t who (ileusunt to t lie e> i’ w us given the third prize, a sago Mr** W. I„ Morgfln, Mrs Their success bus been phenomenal Tillis and the other local spurts Sntl- I | seen the celery on exhibit ton Mr S haron K Jones, an expert (rutill The carriage was in yellow and their mad order business lias ford to st season call easily have one l i i i ’ nothing in Florida m old tourli In *w T urner, Mrs G**o 1-n.v. J r grown st* i>111y during the season , „j tiic largest re g alias on Lake ii (or quality and park and tin* ex­ hardware man fnim l miianap.dts, Hhlt v. hit**, with dully little ’ yellow ur t Mr* Henry \\ ight. lnd . has been in Sanford some six biddies, and Easter *-gg», for Miss until they have been forced lo double Monroe th a t lias evl*r been held in hibition here to d a y , i* attracting weeks reorganizing .md p u ttin g on M artha t» just a tiny hiddh* herself, file second prize was awarded to their office force to keep up with the s ta te wtib* attention Sanford celery this a modern basts the hustm-M of l biz ' n , e Raster egg idea was also clever­ i 1- >iir driven by Miss May Thrash- the increased business Their idea The prizes hung up yesterday fur year i* said to be the finest th a t hux company. lu line with this pro­ ly developed in this entry. Riding • I fits car was trim m ed in white of sending out orjly the best quality the different events were of great ever been grown and the grower* gressive m ovem ent the com pany has in a beautiful carriage covered with ,*o *1 yellow (lowers and was greatly right from their own farms and g u a r­ value, am o u n tin g to several hundred are learning th at the good pack and secured the services of Mr. Jus. white roses Was Mary Elizabeth t*i hlinerd by the five lovely * girls, anteeing the quality and- pack’ has dollars and wifi lie awarded by C apt {mn| quality will bring results. Taylor of Philadelphia, Bn , as Mu.. Thrasher driving the cur and Tolar, sweet und dainty herself, to brought swift returns io continued Brady, at the jewelry store of Henry The washed celery shows up lo good manager and diredt head of their whom was awarded the fourth prize, v tli lier were Misses Frances Choporders and their trade Is being grad advantage und placed j i \ h n o u y ^ ’ I dlsijteHa.. , , l‘ II, Fannie Reba M upson. Fern ually extended all bver the southern Mcl.aulin. a fine (totted plant. T he honor and tied with red frKhrfir is l i a N r u / f *M/i h jay lo r’i^ hardware experience ribbons fell to Ernestine Betts in a V ir*l arid Virginia Brady. states. beat. Some of exhibition from fh a haa ibvCr) Jqgtunalve, having devoted charming blue nnd white covered An Invitation The third prize was awarded to T he *r.Coulbqurne C om pany has fnrniH of the Win. Coulbourne Co. some fifteen y^urs to the s tu d y of carriage, nestling among the flowers The F'irst M ethodist C hurch of •he G. F. S m ith ear. T he judges dem onstrated th a t a good quality of wits very fine hut Mr. Coulbourne hardware merchandising in various of which were white doves: id Low"•■re puzzled about these two cars celery properly packed under a g u ar­ Sanford e x te n d s an invitation to and Mr. L. A. Bromley were among sections of the country, having a re nee Be a body, a diminutive figure and they were almost tied for the anteed brand will bring a good price all of those not connected w ith any the growers whir brought in their reputation as Business builder tilling of Uncle Sam wearing a h l u o ,c p a t other church in tho city. You may second place. The S m ith car was a ail the time and it has brought them celery on Tuesday and conoequaent- positions as manager with such tha^t was worn by his uncle Clarence beauty of course, for G. F. Smith is good prices all the season without (eel th n t " n o man ertres for your ly it did not show up to advantage companies as Fairbanks C om pany, over tw enty years ago, and to {iemny soul," b u t th a t is not really true. an enthusiast and believes in doing the usual fluctuations th at are cu r­ hut their pack nncj quality Was ex­ Bhiladelphia, Ba., Uniontown, Ba., Man Karnatx, a dear little farmer something for Sanford. His car was rent a t ' certain times of the shipping Como over to-this church and it will cellent. Tho display in this city Charlestown, W. Va., The Delnwuro man upon a pushmobile decorated a bower of beauty being trim m ed in season. They are making extensive he dem on strate d to you t h a t we this year dem on strate * ’ the fact th at Electric Si Supply Co., Wilmington, with vegetables. Every carriage, white and purple wisterias and they arrangem ents for next season and really do care, and w ant to help you the Bnnford growers are getting to Del., Belting und Machinery Co., in your life. If you are a s tra n g e r flout and cart in tine is worthy of were n a tu ra l onopgh to have lft*en will endeavor to double their acreage ho experts not only on celery grow­ Rochester, N. Y., Corbctt-Taylor special mention but among them was mistaken for real flowers. In this and more than double their mail in the city you will ba. met by ing but in packing it and Sanford Co., Trenton, N. J., Chas. M. Ghrlsfriends. A well, organized Brother­ car with Mr. Smith were Mra. Smith, order business. "Quality First” is an the unique conception of "Prepared­ hood class nnd Woman** class will celery instead of being a negligible key Sona, Philadelphia, Ba., T. B. ness," a pony cart decorated with Mrs. M ab ry qnd son, H orton of excellent m otto. wcleo’mo you, and the young people q u antity i » ‘ now on a firm nnd Stockton A Bros., Morrtsville, Pa tho national colors, driven by Alfred Clearw ater and Mra. Forrest Lake, have well .organized departments u n ­ stable foundation. It. Y. P. U. Tho Geo. H. Fernuld lIurdw;aro Robson in Scout uniform and carry­ The fourth prise went to the Prdder competent, leaders,.' ' The B. Y. I*. U. was entertained Company (Established 1833) shows ing the rest of tho seven littlo gn-ssfte League, which was a sur­ last Sunday night- by the Orange Those wishing to attend services Zimmer Sisters Concert Party Next by its progressive movements that Robsons, the interesting family of prise to the occupants,* as the car Tuesday Night Blossoms and Gladioli. Tho pro­ where the salvation o( souls is the it has faith in the future of Sanford Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson. Tho had been trimmed that morning in gram was well rendered and enjoyed and Florida. one aim join us next Sabbath. The Chautauqua Association is little girls represented Red Cross haste and waa not really entered for by all. pleased to present on Tuesday nurses. It was quite an original -Sunday's program— ' competition but the car being trimPresbyterian Church The program next Sunday will be Night, March 28th at Allen's The­ idea and created much fgydruble Sunday school 9:30 o'clock.'" mpd in the Spanish tnoM and en­ The Brotherhood is planning and comment upon the street*. ’Among in chuyto of tho leader and aaalsted atre the following entertainers: , Preaching, j i o'clock, subject, hanced by beautiful poinaetliaa was is now upon a campaign for en­ the go-carts that attracted much by the four group captains. "Taking Stock." Miss Nellie Zimmer, Harpist such u real Florida product that it larged mem bership. They are out Every one is welcomed to our Senior League, 6:30 o ’clock. Miss Nellie Zimmer learned to after the largest attendance they attention was the "sun-bonnet withe to°k the judges’ eyes and the car Union. 6:15 Sunduy evening. attention was the "sun-honnet" with Preaching, 7:30 o’clock, subject, play the harp under th<? great Van 'unu* in winner. In this car with have ever h a d , 'a n d if enthusiasm la It. R. "K eeping B ro th e r." Veachten Rogers, who is not only any sign of coming events they will its lovely white roses and aweet ^ bl Coulbourne were Mfsa* Cbaplittle occupant, Lois Couch; an­ Good music, both vocal and in­ the leading harpist in the Unitod get them. R. J. Holly, Mrs. R. J. Holly - Mr. und Mr*. C. E. Howard and other beautiful conception, in while, States, h u t haa had twenty-eight “ f>d Mrs. Qscar T. Conklin of Mi­ tho Misses Howard anil Mrs. Bur­ strum ental. Rev. F. M. Baldwin, one of the ami. * and the pink carnation cart’of Doro­ - F. E. Steinmeyer, years lycvum experience. den of Orlando were in tho.city yes­ A BIG SUCCESS Ipe fifth prize was captured by ” r*- W. J. Hill, The. .decorations '*,crc ° 1d rose and white and the ladiet wore cute little head gears of •he same materials, making a very Pretty effect. In this car with Mr.a Hill wero Mra. J, E. Pace, Mrs. ’ terday taking in the Celery Festival. Mr. Howard waa the proprietor of the Orlando Citizen up to a few weeks ago but disposed of. hia in­ terest and la now only the editor which gives him more lime-for re­ flection. BOAT RACES BIG PRIZES PULLED OFF FOR CELERY ON SCHEDULE ARE GIVEN Pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Woodruff, Mr*. Harry Hoffman and Mra. McElroy of Orlando were in the city Tuesday viewing the automobile parade. * Field Worker* of the Assembly’s Sunday School Committee will preach at the morning service. The evening service begins at 7:30, and the pistor will preach. Vlalton in town are Invited to these services, corner of Oak ave­ nue and Third atreet. * iT J r= # S r = . Mias Zimmer is pronounced by many artists to be ono of the fore­ most lady harpists of her age on the American platform today, site displays an exceptional degree of technique and Interpretation and haa arounaed great wonder and en- BABY PARADE OVERSHADOW EVERYTHING . • ’ ‘ f ,:T ; (Continued on Pag* 4) - ~- 1 thy Lawson. . Dorothy and her pink parasol waa a pretty feature of the parade. Another little patriot wax the tiny aon of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ vey Renfro, whose cart was pushed by hia dear old grandmother, Mrs. *- r"r a -i = - -- * 1J . - ■« r m 'T.ra • * ' M Mjg m M .j I ' jp « ■ :■ - ^ )F ‘XSI x* I ' (*• vi ~ * a Ma Z~=£=ki ; 1 �rriTAi COUNTY H A PPEN IN G S A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEM S FROM CORRBSPONDENTS—BVBNT8 OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR" HERALD LAKEMARY ITEMS Mra. M. Henry left Saturday for a two weeka stay In Tampa. Mra. Thoa. Morris was a Sanford caller Monday. ^ ‘ T. W. Lawton of Oviedo waa a Wedneaday visitor here. A good number of Paola people motored over here to attend church last Saturday. Mr. amd Mra. W. II. Davla ex­ pect to leave Friday for New Orleans where they will make their future home. Mr. W. V. Dunn waa n business caller In Longwood Wednesday. Mra. Thoa. Morris had as her guest this week, Miss Winnie Derdge of Covington, Ky. Miss Ilerdge •has been visiting her brother, Tom • •’ Berdge of. Sanford, besides other places In Florida’ and Georgia. Dr. , GfOrgc' Morey and little grandson will leave Friday for a trip down the Eaat Coast before return­ ing to their home in South Dend, Indiana. * EAST HANFORD ' Mr. and Mrs. A1 Chorpcning of P o rt T a m p a C ity were guests of C. E. Chorpcning mid family several days recently. H arry Rivers has been in Starke on a business trip several da>‘s. Mrs. Rivers and son are in Goneva with h e r .s o n , Mrs. Jennie Prevatt. new record between Jacksonville ■nd Sanford. C. G. Evans of Kelton, Pa., la ■pending some time here on business and ia a guest of H. H. Chappell on Celery avenue. Mr. Evana apends some time here every winter. vTho M isses.Floy Collin, Mildred Chorpcning and Mary Long and Messrs. Bryan Squires and Buren Colli# mado a jolly auto party to Daytona Beach Sunday._ The box social at Moore’s station was a success last Friday evening, a general good time was enjoyed and $21.GO added to the funds after expenses were paid. The frost of St. Patrick’s morning was the worst of the whole season, os there was such a largo acreage of tender spring vegetables. As usual the cold went in streaks" An'd .some Helds the damage was very slight. All who have the plants are reset­ ting the fields of peppers, eggplant, tomatoes, etc. Beans are being planted over again and ail damage la being repaired as fast as possible. v^This week’s shipm ents of celery will bring the lylinbuf of cars of celery shipped so if nr I his season to cenaidcrublo over KdOO cars, and we are- told by good Tvwhority; thnt th ere is still nearly half of th e crop yet to move, and p i c .price is on the advance, for which both growers and commission pebfqp arc thankful. church Sunday morning. Rev. Mor­ rison preached Sunday evanlng. ’ . Miss Leola - Webb attended a school entertainment *t Ornngq City Friday night. Quite a number of . the people 9! this- section are attending . the big. Spring Festival and Celery Pair. Cottage prayer meeting Waa held at the home’of Mra. J. L. Wynn laai Friday night.' A very interesting meeting was held. Mr. McCook, a blind lecturer will lecture at the school house Friday night. Every one ia invited to at­ tend. Mr. Lake of Crescent City, who has recently purchased property from Mr. J. M. Oglesby and son, J. L. Ogleaby arrived Monday. Mra. Lake and children are expected in a few days. They wpect to make thla their home. WEST SIDE ITEMS Oriadr^J. Iteedi'^ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miles o f' Springfield, III., paid a visit to'their. Unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Billingsley.' They arc atopping at Daytona. They came over to aee tho new bridge across tho river at Monroe and to visit their relatives. ^M r. and Mrs. W. J. McBride and and Misses Ada and Avis Stenstrom motored over to DeLand Friday on a business apd pleasure 'trip. Mr. Rex Packard haa treated hia house to a new back, porch and a white coat of paint. • * ' Mr. It. 8. Henderson has some nice oranges he is ailing for one cent u piece. He would be glad to deliver any oranges at the above price. PAOLA POINTS Mrs. Hlgby and Mrs.. GreenlFriends from Lake" Helen spent myer of Cleveland, Ohio were guests W. R. W ade .of KnoXVille, Tenn., the weok end with Mrs. J. W. Bell. of Mias Icon hour at Twin Lakes last was a gucaf of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. E. •* MONROE ITEMS Drown. While here Mr. Wade pur­ Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Osteen and wiwk. Mrs. C. F. Cooley is down from chased 6 acres of. im proved land on amjly spent Sunday at Osteen with Madison, Wla., and is Occupying Rich mo nd avenue. hiS father, Mr, C. Osteen. her winter itomt’ here. She expects Rev Reynolds of Indiana, who T W Hryden and II S I union to be with us several weeks. drove lo Jacksonville in Mr Dry* has been visiting Rev a nd Mrs. 1 Miss Helen lsern\an and Mr. den’s nevr Auburn car and made a Morrison preached at the M. K Harold iictiMchen wore week end guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar P e a r­ son Iasi week c h ir o p r a c t ic c o r r e c t iv e e x e r c is e < Mr. and- Mrs. J, W. Kersey are DIETETIC e x p e r t OSTEOPATHY pleasantly located in “ The House on the C o r n e r ’’ We are glad th at they have decided to settle in our little town. W ill. H . C R O SB Y NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN macfadden Hours: I) lo 12 s. m. V Misses Mary nnd Julia Z achary spent .Sunday with their parents at Z a c h a ry ’s mill. methods 1 lo 4 p. m.. and by Appointment . -'WSr' In sending them • meases of nice onions, of which he sent the. writer a nice ’mws last week. ' ** Mra- P. J. Coate* was in Sapford last Tuesday on business and. apent part of tha day vary pleiiantly with friendj at tha Palrview house. Mr. siuter, who Has been making his home with Mr. Wallace ia now with the Van Hurbllor Bros., aa Mr. Wallaca amf wife have moved to Sanford. Mrs. Charles Vermillion haa re­ covered from bor spell of sickness, we are glad to note. Mrs. Eugene Brown ia slowly re­ covering from her long spell iof ill­ ness of over four months. Mr. Serai Boyd and wife have re­ turned to their home. Mr. Boyd had-a position in the packing house in Kissimmee for the past several months. Mrs. WIH Fillmnn spent the day with Mr. Sperlack's family in Cassia lost Sunday. Mr. P. J. Coates’ place is alive with pigs, there being twenty in one gang and all near one size. If noth­ ing happens he won't lack for meat another year. They also have quite a lot of young chickens and more hatching. Will ring off for this time. jsl al m jl m jl DR. A. DOLAN k.:*VFa GRAPKVILLE AND UPSALA Mrs. Nelson was a visitor at Mrs. Sw'nnson’s last week. F ayette H um phrey is helping Mr. Thom pson at- his meat m arket. Mrs. E m m a Wynn und son uftd Mrs. Kinaer and two daughters of Monroe visited Sunday at Mrs. Ollie H ow ard’s. Mr. and Mrs. Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and son. Mr, Carl Juckson of Piedm ont were Sunday visitors a t Mr. John L u n d q u is t’s, coming up in their auto. Mr. Arnett was a visitor at Mr. J. A. Thom pson’s on Sunday. Mrs Itcrtelson. Mrs Roretl and Mrs. Miigiiunson spent Monday a f - 1 lerniHin with Mrs Elmer l.undquist.[ Mr* Ballinger " a s also a caller there >l» "i'li a- lit Mrs Magnus s o u s and Mrs Mnrrel's Those from this section "tin took lin I tic auto par lull- " e re Mrs Keely, Mesduines lie Forest. Mr and Mrs. Swanson. Mrs Norman Swanson. Mr not Mrs I hotni'soh and Miss Mabel Tyner. Mr- i *•■11it Robinson besides tile sellout children Mr and Mrs Ballinger spent a Po- .taunt afternoon Wednesday with Itev More, and Miss Jennie at I akc Mary < Mr II 1 1 I uitdquial w u h .* num Mrs. A V. McGuin delightfully en tertained some friends from San- 1 b<-r of other men b*v« been laid oil Corner Park Avenue and Ninth Strecl SANFORD, FLORIDA 4 ford Wednesday evening at har at­ on account ill slack news of work of tin- <’oln inliiii Paper Mill tractive home hero. Rev Albert si in and Ins on tig bier. P aola wan well reprusejiled at « a a a * a . . . . . m a a a a , . k a .A A i.A A . a .a . a s a a a a A a a a a a a a a a a a a a i T T T W V • “ “ ■ ■ * * • * T T T f W w W W ▼ T P ~ W W, I T Y f f l U Y ■ ■ • • W V W W W W W V 1 Mis* Daisy left for their home in Lake Mary Sunday. Some of our DeLand * Monday, after a pleasant people going over in cars to their time spent with the l.psnlu people. morhing service there. Tho party were cordially Invited to eat their They were entertained this time basket lunch at the hospitable home mostly by Mrs. Magnusson. though they also broke bread at Mr .Bal­ of Mr. und Mias Morey. linger’s and visited at all of the dif-. *Mrs. F. A Johnson >ias “ in sti­ fere tit families. g a to r” uf a surprise birthday party It seemed a pity for t tic meeting Rates $ 2 . 0 0 P e r Day and U p given for Miss Frances Pearson on to come to a close. Imt we lotll-t to-t . Special liaLcA _Ly - Lbc W e e k __; t he 20th. The evening was de­ oxpm t auc.h a Rush Lo h u t forever, • Si lightfully spent Tn dancing. R e­ though the results may, freshments were served a t ft late Sunday school at It), with preach­ hour, after which the jolly party de­ ing at II o ’clock *iext S u n d a y 'm id parted: ■*' a Mr. Arthur Doane had the mis-1 for the remainder of tb« school Mrs. Hart ia having her houae fortune to run Into a stump with his painted and shingled. Tord car, wrecking one front wlieel. Mrs. Barber, Mrs. J. Q. Adkma, * -Mr. and Mra. Rood Dooley have gone to Chicago,J,*HI.,”'where Mr. Mrs. M. ' E. Dooley and Miss CarDooley has accepted a position with tneta Barber went to Sadford with Sears Roebuck. They have made Mra. Hi H, Pattiahall to the Sanford many friends Rt Geneva who-will Celery Fair tbi* wrack. Thoy said the Baby Parade waa a beautiful wish them success. Mra. ,T. E. Purdom is enjoying a affair. t visit from her slater this week. Mr- William Kllbee waa in Sanford Mrs. Allison Is also entertaining a on business Wednesday. sister. Miss Nannie Harris of Winter 1a o o o a o o o o a o a D o o o aao o o o o o t Park apent Sunday with Mrs. Victor Peters. •, Mra. Endor. Curlett has been quite sick for several days past. Har sla­ V ETERIN Aa RIA N „J ‘ Jrf'* - # ter, Miaa Emma Elehnor, who has -----OFFICE been visiting in St. Auguilino re­ turned to Geneva on- Monday. HAND BROS. STABLES Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rauierson, Bring in your lam e a n d tick Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Seigh, Mr. apd hoi res and mutes. Have them Mrs. David Speer took dinner wBh treated. Hare their teeth ex­ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wicks on Sun­ amined, sharp c o r n e r s dressed down, projections cut off and de­ day. cayed molars extracted. Mrs. W. L. Seig has accepted a position in the Geneva Public school 0 mwODaOOOOOO00000000000 a * I hereby announce my candidacy for renom ination as Representative in Congress from the Fourth ^C ongressional District of Florida, subject to tin- a c tio n ^ o f\ the D em ocratic Prim ary to be held on Ju n e <i, U*lti I shall make as active a campaign as the duties of my office willJpermit. a | The Longwood Hotel j 1 appreciate to the fullest extent t h e ’ s u p p o rt” rendered mo during the last Prim ary, and I sincerely tru s t^ m y conduct hS» been such -as to m erit u continuation of same. Now Open Under New Management D, A/Midgley, Mgr. W. J. Sears Y~ •• - - —■ a 1—^ Longwood, Fla. service a t 7:JU in th e evening. Swedesbdro Wonder Tomato PU R PLE '♦> Represents tin- last word i’l tom ato culture, it tins 110 equal as a purple tom ato. A prolific pfoducer with strong, vigorous, thrifty Vine*. Tin- fruit is n rich purple of the finest flav o r; perfectly sm ooth, firm and meaty, and unequuled in delicacy of flavor. It has A — 1 keeping qualities th a t recommend it for packing for long shipments. T he Swedeaboro W onder Seed is grown itt the fcrlebrnted Swedeaboro to m a to ■district from carefully selected stock. .O rd e r a trial packet and receive free saniplo packet of Swedoslioro Perfection Egg-Plant Seed. Olden forwarded by malt jftepaid same (lay as received; remit by post office money order, express or drhft!*' Swedcsljoro Seed Company N r r d « tl ui grow litiu Uank Drposlti I H i f f l Fr »m F W d lo G r o v e r HWKDESnORO NEW JERSEY H r f r f r n t r , H^r drahofo Niiiottal Hank TO Chicago - Cincinnatti " - Cleveland Take “THE SOUTHLAND” Leaves Jacksonville 8:20 p. m. Daily •c Reservations made at Atlantic Coast. Line Offices %n g ; » Offices — 138 W, Hay Street, Jacksonville, Fln.llilshoro Hotel, Tampa, Fin. A 25c W ant Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For. You WEKIWA AND E T H E L .IT E M S ’ Mr.- Kcrley is laying the founda­ tion ij> set a saw mill near Wekiwa stating, "liich "ill lie a great help in several ways to the com m unity. If will give severnl men em ployment, besides being such a help in getting the tim ber worked up on different homesteads. There can be so much stove wood shipped besides the lu m ­ ber. There is also talk of the rail­ road com pany putting in a side; track between Wekiwa and Etlielwhich will be a great help and con­ venience to the people. < T h e Woods Rros. arc doing quite u business cutting buds up the river. You can hear the launch boat late and early up and down. T hey also give work lo aeveral men. They are very energetic, industrious young men and are making quite a success of the business. Mr. Jam es Boyd roturned S a tu r­ day to his home, after being aw ay ftjr quite awhile, working in the packing house a t Kissimmee. We expect to have both UeV. Edwards of JacksniiVdle and Rev Albertson of Del,and with 01 to help organize an Engli-h speaking church, 11 i-qs.-Ubb I hi -a ill id n buptize miy u ho desire U Rev Morey will hold his last service here this winter on Thursday of this week, leaving with ins daugh­ t e r next week for Ypsianti, Mich. W’e certainly appreciate his faith­ fulness und tin- courage that has carried him over the long miles all this wonter, in the hope th a t tiy his ministry some will cnrWe to know an ipve Jesus. Wo h o p e 't h a t he' and his daughter, Miss Jennie will have a safe journey home and will en ter­ tain a kind remembrance of the U psala people. GENEVA NEWS Mr. Ra rin-r has a force of men at work cutting out the right of way for his tram road. Mr. L. M, Rehbinder, Mr. Clif­ ford P roctor and Mr. J. T. M cLain Mr. P. J. Coatea had no trouble and family were in Sanford Wednes­ in proving up his homestead laat day. . Thursday, the 16th. He took up a Miss Georgia Pattiahall ia visiting homestead three years ago and has with friends in Oviedo for a few done quite a lot of hard work and d iy s . improvements on it snd In the near future he hopes to have a lovely home. He has a nico orange grove, set out, besides other nice fruit; such ss peaches, pears, figs, grapes and grapefruit. T h e r e was a lecture Isst night nt Ethel school house. T h e Ethel school will be out Fri­ day nnd Mr. Archie Woods has kindly offered to take the school up to Wekiwa Springn for a picnic in hia flat boat on which he hauls buds. Mr. Eugene Hush has n very pret­ ty garden, notwithstanding tho dry weather. He haa been selling real nice onions and cabbage and is vary kind to divide up with hia neighbors Mr. Oscar Nicholson and Miss Ajtnn Potent of D aytona spent S un­ day with Miss Irene Peters. v'M iss Irene Peters has resigned her position in tho post ofllco and Miss Agnew Maes will fill t h e va-< Cancy. Sir George Peter* is packing the Pouppeville crop of citrus fruit at th e Exchange Packing House. Mr. J. W. Flynt and Mtiu Kale F lynt drove over to Sanford to the Fair this week. Mrs. J. F. Jonea entertained Mr. nnd Mrs. William Jones of Augusta, Ga.. with a picnic nt Lako Harney on Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Jonea returned to Augusta on Wednesday. A r e Y o u B u ild in g a H o m e T h is S p r in g ? E v e r y h o m e builder n a t u r a l ly wants his new house as m o d e rn as possible. He will neglect nothing his means can afTord to p rovide c o m fo rts and conveniences for himself and family. Of course you will wire t h a t h o u s e fo r e l e c t r i c i t y It you h a v e n o t a lre a d y given out your contract wc solicit o p p o r t u n i t y to discuss w ith y o u the details of your wiring. > m i *’ y m i ate h a v in g lights placed in t h e b est places for efficient c i mi will need properly located baseboard outlets for y o u r .a b le lam ps, e lec tric fans, v a c u u m cleaner, electric flatiron and ,i: n u m e ro u s o t h e r econom ical h o u s e h o ld helps which you will * a n t som e d a y , to lighten th e h o u s e k e e p e r’s labors. We make no t h a r g e for an e s tim a te and will be glad to help you with many p iu c tic a l suggestions. n TeUfihof\c u» to d a y ASK US FOR PRICE ON YOUR REQUIREMENTS CHARLES ELECTRIC CONTRACTING GO. HAND B R O T H E R S L IV E R Y , S A L E S AND F E E D S T A B L E e o N T D a e r ll ll' P#rk Av#nu®•nd^Sjrcond S traat N T R A C T O R S FO R A L L K IN D S O F H E A V Y H A U L IN G • Largo supply of H orses, M i H69( Wagons and Harnoss alw ay s on hand F o r Sale or E xchange O la c k a m ith in g and W a g o n R e p a i r i n g I# * » i .. -v .............. ■ Ltf**-,’.- ;L .%*■ *• ■- -- .)■ • IRA'S? if*> % .- In connection �BBALO 1 / {IDEAL* 1 », ioine of pjetn killed under shell other* carried off by conlagluua diseases. The nurtee of thle aoclety have received sixty-throe epidemic modala, slxtr war crosses and one croaa of the Lotion of Honor. Tho’ Brtt hod Croat Ttdtim o rth o war waa Mile. Saaanne Suaannc (lilies, who fell at Lunevllle with' her cheat torn by tho fragments of a shell that burst Inaldo the, hospital ward whoro aho waa attending wounded. The noxt was Mile. Carnard, at Cambral, who la de­ clared to have boen shot point blank by a Prussian soldier firing IflOgflho hospital thcppglyUio window. During tho bombardment of Raima seven women of tho Red Cross became vic­ tims of tho bombardment. Including Mmo. Fontalnc-Fuudler, Mile. Cnusso and five slatera of charity. Many women of tho Red Cross give attention to mon at tho front whp have no one to remember them at homo. Ono member, Mmo. Rlcbelot, tho wife of Dr. L. (1. RIcholot, la god­ mother to nine hundred soldlera, which constitutes a record to date. Regarding the stale of mind of wounded soldiers now In, tho hospitals after alxtecn months of war, Mmo. reroute, president of the Union dcs Femmes de France, said: •. "They support Hliolr-'suffcrtnga ad- 1■ I fe rtilizer I 1 1i MFD BY £ utriuzen c a And Be Sure of Results ■ F o r a q u a r te r c e n t u r y Id e a l F e r t iliz e r s h a v e p n x lu c e d b e s t c r o p s w i t h th e b ig g e s t p r o fit. T o d a y , a s h e r e to fo r e , w e g i v e y o u t h e b e s t c o m b in a t io n s o f p la n t fo o d p o s s ib le . ■ Right Sources Perfect Blends Right Proportions PAGE THREE Have Water Where and When You Want It By Davis Elevated Tank Gravity System T tank supplies w ater--------------------1 for household use, fire p ro te c tio n . he , elevated . . . ------------irrigation and other purposes. T he g rav ity system has been proved the cheapest, sim plest and m ost practical means o f w ater supply. Davis Cypress Tanks and Galvanized Towers Give service and last well. T hey arc made right, of best m aterials, on simple lines, and of any capacity needed. N ot an experim ent —thousands in u se; many o f them for years. L Send for catalog an d price listo. F u ll Inform ation free, 1 G . M . Davis & Son ; = H07 Ijuira Wt., l’alntka, Fla. e S Q u n . j f l •*'"*' s 1z -Jt e S-v B F H y w M f a x e * jn*£> P u b l i s h e d I kh m . 11 7mm * site, ta« DONT W rite for new catalogue aiui price list. We can “ Beat the M arket” on prices. ■1 ' - - , ■“ _: ~— • W ilson &Toomer Fertilizer Co. Manuf act urers of Ideal Fer t i l i zer s partm ont of tho army, haa Juot re ­ placed voluntary womon of tho Red Cross serving as nuraes In soma o f the military hospitals by paid Independent n u r s e s Tho choice of nurses outside tho three lied C ross organizations de­ veloped considerable com m ent, but ’thcro was In th is no reflection on tho devotion of Rod Cross nurses; n e ith e r docs it bring their efficiency Into ques­ tion. 1’ntd professional nurses nro 66,449 Enlisted Under Banner of more adaptable to military discipline, which must prevail In all m ilitary cs the Red Cross. tabllshments. Most of th e womon who devote th e m se lv e s to hospital work aro from Jacksonville - Florida They Como From Wall-to-Do Homes and Have Exhibited Rare H eroism In Devotion to Duty— Equip 1,500 Hospitals. Invites you to visit it when you come to Jacksonville. E v e r y facility accorded visitors. If y o u n e e d Furniture, Carpets, etc. etc. w r i t e ! us for SPECIAL P R I C E S a n d CATA­ LOGUES—we can always save you monev : : : Dealer in Staple and Fancy Ororcclr Tretlirr, (S, xr», Tnhirroi xml told IMnlo Ftwinr 101 414 7th SL Sanford. Florida P a r i s —T h e re are now women In tho F rench Red Cross volu n te e r army, equipping 1,500 h ospita ls with au a ggregate of 118,000 beds. The Red (Toss (lag now files above 2K8 buildings In Paris alone. The .Society for Aid to W ounded Sol­ diers. Ihe largest of tho th r o e Red Cross organizations and the o rig in a to r of tho work In France In lS6t, expend ed .TJ.UOO.onOfcs itMOO.Oimi d u rin g the tlrst seventeen m onths of the w a r The society hus operated 79G hospitals, with 67.081 beds, and given n total of 2 1 ,000 ,001) days' c a re to wounded sol dlers Resides these hospitals tho so clcty malnLalns u hospital of 500 beds at Sglon Ik I, ninety th re e re fu g e s e s ­ tablished In the sixth and tw e n tie th military regions In Franco, se v e n ty in­ firmaries In railroad stations a n d for­ ty live railroad canteens. The cost of m aintenance of hospitals vnrles so much that It Is difficult to establish a v e ra g e eosl p e r ca p ita per diem but a-* near us can be calculated, tills society, has brought Its cost down to n'lilllo more than th re e fra nc s islx , Tim Union des Femmes .do Franco, tho Becond In Importance of tho Rod Cross societies, has 28,446 nurses, , equipping 25 •> hospitals, wllh 28,000 hails, while tho Association des Dames FrnncalseS has 16.000 nurses. In 350 hospitals, with 22,000 beds. Th" m e n ttiit) among tho Red T re ss nurses Inis been re m a rk a b ly heavy considering the charm ter of their work and the im m unity they a r e hup posed In unjoy under tho International regulations T w enty two m e m b e rs of the Society for Aid to tho Wounded » Soldiers hnvo given their lives to tho e r t z . Co .J PRAYS AT HIS OWN FUNERAL Invocation by P a s to r Is Pronounced a t His Obsequies by Talking M achlne. Hi Louis.—T h r o u g h tho uso of n talking niarhlne. Rev. William H a ) * Scott, form erly of ECdwnnlsvIlia, of­ fered p ra y e rs ut his own funeral. T h is .F a c k s o n v il l e la . if it's our bread, you'll need it. For it is surprising how |x r j d c wJm ortllnurly do not care fur bread in variably find th e m ­ selves liking it after tasting the product of our ovens. Why not try it and know for yourself. Once you try, y o u ’ll always buy, is our prediction based on experience with many others. SPENCER’S BAKERY 111 Park A free Delivery XXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX i ZACHARY CRATE & NOVELTY WORKS EVERYTHING FOR TH E BUILDER * g J S a s h - Doors - Blinds - Mouldings - Flooring ^ Ceiling* - Siding - Framing. If H Mill Work of Every Description PHONE No. 1Or, SANFORD, FLORIDA ! X X X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIS IIIIIIH IIIIX X X IIIIIIIIIIIIX X 5 : Why We SaveYou Money first gamo of the football sea* 'son. ' v * Murphy, barred from tho coaching lines by now w estern conference rules. Installed n te l­ ephone on I h e lop of n gramlRtnnd and. 'wffli ti pair of field glasses, planned to d ire c t tho opcrnllun of h)s players on tho field below-. The te lephone was connected with the N orth west­ ern bench, on tho sidelines, ttccsuiC of our thirty years of nperirner in buying for Florida tryic. and liroauxe of splendid rsil ahd water facilities, and low freight rate*. Wf »«vr you money rill hay, grain, feed and Hour, guaranteed the In-at. Itrcause uf modern ruachiiirry and proximity to l*r*l crate tmilier »c iwll Im-»I quality arxniy l*oirs, fruit and vegetable crate* a t reasonable To pruv* our rlaiiu* write fur price tUls. W. A. Merryday Company Palalka, Florida where Assistant Coach McDovllt was to rocolva ordcranntl make changes In tho lino-up as directed. ■'From tho stands J can look down on tho players and- dis­ cover a lot of things which I could not see on the ground,'' Murphy explained. BIG REVIVAL OF TURF GAME Trotting Has Been Regaining Its Lost Popularity— Boom Predicted for T his Season. Protects every member of the family from Constipation- the enemy ofgood health We have the exduxlve gelling rights for this great laxative \ • *. F a in t e r "ns le a r n e d by E d w a rd s vino Friends. Hi a le tte r r e c a lle d from tho clergy inniiB d a u g h te r . Mrs Culldn Ilryont of Alameda, Cal., w h e re tho funeral was held. Twelve y e a rs ago D oetor^tcoU die (nted so m e Masonic p r a y e r s Into , a talking m a c h in e and gave tho records In a friend with Instructions to have ihem used at his funeral T he friend remembered the wish, and at th e prop er time th e records worn brought lorlh. and those at th e funeral were astonished to hear tho voice o f* th e mail then dead speak Ing n heavenly Messing upon himself CANADIAN WOUNDED 53 TIMES Hector S c o tt formerly was pastor of St J o h n 's Methodist c h u rc h In Kd Horseshoe Nalls and Glass Among A r­ wardsvUlo and once was gra n d mantel­ ticles In Bhrapnel Shower, et llllnola Masons. Of re c e n t years Says Corporal. ho has been an army chaplain at Ala­ meda Ilia funeral waa at night and Vancouver. IL» C.— lloraoshon nails, burial waa In the Presidio cem e te ry ai glass, anything solid. Is used In the San Francisco shrapnel shells th e Germans aro filling. T h is inform ation was brought to Directs His Team by Vancouver by Corporal W J M acD on­ ald. w ho received 53 pieces of s h r a p ­ Use of Novel 'Phone nel In Ills left wide and arm -during (hu halt In of Ypros Ho tins still 2.1 pU-«u * m r i- r f ln g the play of Ids id shell lu his body team by telephone was .th e InI'orpornl A lniD onahl wan w ith the hovution tried out by Goarh fiUlLcUlli R t t a l l u u . Un April 22 -i Fred J. Murphy of N o r th w e s t­ shrapnel shell hR In the trench be­ ern unlyeratty, side him aqd exploded a box full oF Lako Forest collego waa hand grenades. Ho wgs fairly.riddled. Northwcatr.m’s opponent In- tho The laxative tablet w ith the pleasant taste . E .O .P COPY well-to-do classes; they are n e c e ssa rily so. since they a ro required to give not only their tim e ami s o m e tim e s thnlr lives, hut h I b o their m o n e y to the cause Some of them pay largely for th e privilege of serving tho c o u n ­ try ns maids of all work; o th e r s pay m ore d early (or th o privilege of w ork Ing ns surgeons* aids uml ns n u r s e s Few of them were before the w a r a c ­ custom ed to the h a rd work of h o u se keeping, and som e of them h a v e learned Us moat elem entary p rin c ip le s In tho hospitals LANDING GUARD • OYER THE WHOLE IAMHY . A * . There promises to bo a big revival of tho turf game during tho year. In many of the states whore racing wki abolished a few years ago, there la.a', .concerted movemont r.n foot to bring about a rovlval. In those stales whero "racing Is parmtttod tho taoelS'-ortm^o to be much classier In 1916, owing to* the fact that there have boen Imported many of the greatest ponies that used to run on tho European tracks. The trotting game has boon regain­ ing Its lost popularity during the past few years and 1916 Is freighted with the promise of even greater success In the grand circuit affslrs and also On tho little tracks, than wero tho 1914 and 1915 seasons. Percy Is Harvard’* Btrong Man. George A. Pgrcy, tho hockey atar who holds the Harvard university strongest man honor, weighs only 160 pounds and la about* five feet ten Inches tall. Tercy. won, the honor by his skill In -chinning and dipping on the parallel bora. Percy chinned him­ self 91 times and dipped 61 tlmss. thereby registering a now record In the college for these feats. His total points w it 1,442.4. - After Four Years of Discoaragiog I had gotten so weak 1 could not stand, Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Care . • ■ . : -. ' Up in Despair. Husband Cam# to Rescue. and I gave up In despair. At tast, my husband got me a bottle ol C&rdui, the woman's tonic, and 1 com­ menced taking I t From the very flrsl dose, 1 could tell It was helping me. I can now walk two miles without Its *• m* Catron, Ky.—lo an Interesting letter tiring me, and am doing all my work.” II you are all run down from womanly from this place, Mrs. Betti* Bullock writes as follows : "I suffered- lor lour (roubles, don’t give up in despair. Try years, with womanly troubles, nnd during Cardiff, the woman's tonic. It has helped this time, I could only sit up for a Qttle more than a million women, in Its 50 4 while, and could not walk anywhere at years of continuous success, and should all. At times, I would have severe pains surely help you, too. Your druggist has sold Cardiff for years. He knows whal In my left tide* The doctor was caned in. and his treat­ it will do. Ask him. He will recom­ ment relieved me for a while, but I was mend IL Begin taking Cardiff today. soon confined to my bed again. After that, nothing seemed to do me any good. W rit* pas Q u t U a e e n MMkfa* Co-. L iftin' AJ.twry u » « .. Citatum***. *!«««.. to, fln stW /lUlmrtienJ ea i v t u j W p a i b<»*. Iln a i Tw l i s t I t W w w . " »*qi to >UI« r w . ^ )-6i TRY “A HERALD WANT AD I �As an illustration of what an torsvill#, Ga.; bridges, Banks counam ount of valuable Information on#- t f , O*-. Cham bers county, jnay obtain this way, a review of Ala., and Thomas county, Ga.. will -ft i *T} h-. , the sermon at • the Presbyterian vote $125,000 of bonds for building es church nest Sunday night at 7:80 river bridges; church buildinge, Bir­ r • ,f Cordially Invites you to u se its excellent with.an edmatle.nai .viewpoint might mingham, Ala., and addition, for handing your financial affairs. ■3. be interesting. ThomisvBIe. 'Ga:, dormitory, Not­ We have .money to loan at all times Can you answer these questions? ches, Miss.; courthouso nfid jail, Do you know the modern scien­ Tylettown, Miss.; factory buildings. to successful men and women doing Attalia, Ala.; LaGrange, Ga-, and tific theory about life ceils?' business in this vicinity. Do you know what gives the Spartanburg, S. C.; hotel building, a rii addition, Daytona Beac^, Fla.; jail, Applications made *to any of our la (WOtr b» Cantor **.00 Tm Taar la yellow cast to fine flour? Adraan « Sto. Ttt Month Do you know the varied materia Orange county, Fla.; nurses’ dormOfficers and Directors for loans will^. . rarwaata ta Adi.sro Mart Da Mad* al OCIra which went into the building of that tory, Atlanta, -Ga.; street improve­ have prompt and courteous attention. ment and wharves, Panama City, a* Aa H ria a l - O a u MalT Motto* Aafaat ZZm masterpiece of architecture, St. Pe- Fla.; school buildings, Duval coun­ ( Name of Bank and tist of officeri .) ter’a Cathedral? IMS, a l lh* P N l t l k * al f to afn d . ftorldk ty, Fla. and. New Decatur, Ala.; C p d rr A « a f Martk *rd, t i l l . , m>w \ la your mind ffesh on that great paving, Starkville, Miss.; residence mental and spiritual reformation tract Improvement, Selma, Ala. T*l*»h*M No. IIS was led by John Calvin? ’’Construction contacts have been Am you interested in Livingstone’s awarded aa follows: SAID ABOUT HOLLY , marveliqus experiences in opening iVANrrOURiHJSINi "Church buildings, Enaley and ' Editor Bob Holly of the Sanford up Africaf \ McColl, S. C.; garage buildings, Herald will be a candidate for the Are yob . lo/ors o.tT^rt familiar Macon, Ga., and Miami, Fla.; hotel R. R. DBAS 0. L TAILOR legislature from Seminole county. t m. hand SANFORD. FLORIDA II. R. STEVENS A m 'I C i th i e r . Coohier with the history.o( ichat great building uddition, Manchester, Ga.; He gets our> vote and we ure going vt™-rr**toi p L WOODRUFF Vict-Prssidwi ,a ■ > pissterp.iece, Michael A ipj^'a, Last paving. Corinth, Miaa.; power house to have a rather poor opinion of the : \ • .. JL‘‘' building, Bay Minet^e, Ala.; road judgment of those Seminole county Judgment? Do you know who Charles ' S. construction, Miaa.; warehouse, Gary voters if he doesn't get all of theirs. Minot is? Europeans know about Flo. —Daytona Journal. this great American scientist. • "Industrial plants will bo estahhas been in the nature of an eyeDo you know anything of the lishKi aa follows: orator shoutd. One alomst esteems The people of Seminole county opener to many. It has established Cannery, ico-^nd cold storage him saintly. So deep, so earnest, so will overlook their one best bet if history of Edison’s struggle after tjic the probability of a trolley lino from plants and.elcctric light plant, Web­ pathetic In his conviction that his they fall to elect Bob Holly to the graphophonc? Sanford to Kissimmee. This is a Something about these things ap­ ster, Fla.; hosiery mi|l, Attalia, Ala.; appeal comes with an earnestness legislature. Holly fit, bled and all project of venerable speculation. It hut died for the creation of Scm- pears in this one sermon. It is oir and fertiliser plants, Pauline, and force that- needs not a deal of ho* been in mind for a long time, ihole, and the people of that county brought to you without the neces­ 8. C.; naval stores plant, Local, Ala.;, noise and fuss to present it. Mr. Patterson will speak at Al­ MEANS GREATER TRAVEL but not before this season has the owe him at least the gratification sity of your gping through thorn; cotton yarn mill, improvement, Wal. iden been givop a practical try-out. of his modest ambition to bo their, many volumes of rending. And they terboro, 8. C.; bottling plant, Green, len’s Theatre Sunday night, April A n d c h e a p e r t r a n s ­ T he jitney bus has proved that the are things you wnnt to know about. villp, S. C:; lumber plant, near Au 2 nd at ~8 p. m. representative.—Lakeland Tele­ business exists. It is reoS off able to { p o r t a t io n Anti these useful and interesting gusta, Ga." __________ ____ i— gram. J'g, 1 look for the construction of a trolley --------1 -----i ____■ facts are used in illustrating a Prof. T hom as, Astrologer Several times mention has been line before the end of another year. i • great principal of life, and so they PATTERSON TO SPEAK E ditor Bob HoHy of the Sanford al the big side show gave a very in­ made in these columns of the adver- -R e p o rte r-S ta r. can serve you as you learn. The ■ . Peoples' Bank PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD GOOD ROADS AWAKEN INDUSTRY 3 v ' Herald is another Florida editor The service has not th a t chill at­ I'romlnenl Prohibitionist Wit) who aspires to a seat in the Florida At Allen's Theatre legislature, with the chances all mosphere of a scientific lecture but favoring hli selection by an over­ reverential and devotional and feeds whelming vote. Bob Holly - is a your heart. And there are songs Htato-wide character even now; ho you love to sing. has been president of the Florida Press Association, and is one of the most popular, most frequently qi ot- A S! m: BABY PARADE teresting reading lost night. He told Elmer E. Rogers’ nam e and the -f work he was doing a t the present tim e . He .claims he never saw him before. tiNing value of good roads. I his feature cannot lie too strongly stress- 1 ed. The value accruing from it is of material worth. In M onday's Savannah News is the following: —— ATLANTIC COAST LINE TRAINS He can he seen any night nt the “ The people of Georgia have not nbove show. . • come to a full realization of the tre­ I also gave G. 0 . interesting reading. position for the past Tom e and let me it Stonstrom an Explained his and future tell you about 62-It lNORTHROUND Arrive D ave mendous drawing power of good mails in the opinion of A. W Solo­ mon, C hatham county commissioner who has returned from u trip to Havana. C il.a in t he course of which h»* visit, ll SIi*v rral point* in Florida and traversed some of the highways .of that state. No 8 2 . .. .1:18 A. M. 1:33 A M ed editors in Florida. Seminole No. K4r t . 10:46 A. M.. M. •11:1)6 K4,{.lU:4b a I :Ua AA M M -(Continued fr >m Page 1 ) No. K 0 . i } . 2 i ‘J P. M........2:42 P M county will make no mistake in No. 92 4:00 P. M. 41»6 P M sending Mr. Holly to Tallahassee. 8:50 P M No L't j Olive Archibald, and last hut asP aintku News. | nuretlly not least was the a ttra c tiv e SOUTHBOUND . Want Larger Arm) | little group of eighteen lovely chil-» .2:06 A. M.. . 2:1(1 A .M No. 83 Bob Holly threatens to run for dftfn (r,)m Kindergarten school No. 89 Washington. It Mar 2d 2:10 P. M. 2:30 P M Ihc legislature He should nave | No. S'. 6:09 P M. 5.1" P M Senator Sherm an. Republican, t" inn Belle Smith ami Miss Saidec He was «•«, u v i n i-f«l of this, he been the first representative i No. 91 12:38 P M 12.43 P M day introduced a resolution to a u ­ said, after observing the thorough­ J Williams, marching in pairs, -held 8:10 A. M. No. 27 the new county of Seminole by ] together wirh rose colored festoons, thorize and direct the president at ness with which the people of Flor­ rights We shall support , Huh Holly7 dressed , , in tiielr , , , OVIEDO once to call for 50.0119 volunteer* for ida have capitalized the asset of * white suits and for I he 'ioh He shouldn't have anyJ frocks , , .... . . . . . , . Arrive 9:39 A M No 12*>service in Mexico w-i-re itppiuuoct] a I he>‘ were applauded fir* I class high wav* 'That state ha.* opposition Orlando iteporter-SI ar along the line of march. No. 127—Leave. . . . 1.U0 P M Their "1 am apprehensive that congress voted bonds for road building more ---- O — teachers were in line with them. LEESBURG <lncs not fully appreciate conditions liberally than any state in this sec­ Every baby and tot and their dec­ No 2! Arrive . 10:66 A M. C A R N IV A L S AS B U S IN E S S on the Mexican border and in \lex tion If the country and is profiting No 24-la-avc 6 :25 P M. The idea of having street fairs, orated equipages deserve special co," said Senator Sherman W >■ to a remarkable degree through us No 158 Arrive 6 20 P M carnivals festivals or w hut ever you mention hut unfortunately space for­ It i* No 157 la’ave have si few thousand Atneneari *id foresight Mr Solomon stated 6 35 \ M The lit.tle girls in their pink wjiit to i all them is taking root bid* rupidlv developing a system of high­ liters with their officer* in Mexico When Saul of Tarsus heard from TRII.HV with hII Oil >» not only in Florida frocks pushing carts and carriages out the skies as he journeyed along They will soon he some hundreds of ways comparable to the best, he No. 25—Arrive 1:00 P M but in ot hi r State*. The old thro y added much to the charrfi and beau­ The rail- »nid. and the benefits are already the Damascus road, a heavenly miles from our boundary ? 26 P M No 24 I wave ty of the Rahy" Parade of 1916. th a t nt t riot i >ns of this kind are had 7 :00 A M No 100 la-livo. voice and saw a heavenly vision, he wav* of Mexico are demoralized in pereeived in the vast num ber Af for hiodn ns has .been exploded long Track* all tourists who are annually turning 5:40 P M No. 101 Arrive At the hand *|and, Mr H was not disobedient to the voice and service and e.|U)|>ment ago and now the cities thul are alive Walker, in a graceful; appropriate bridge* are easily destroyed The to that section for a period of recrea­ obeyed the vision. CLYDE LINE BOATS to their oppottunities make spen it talk paying trib u te to the liuhies nod communication* of the forces in p u r­ tion f.NT JO H N S HfVl.lti Malcom R. Patterson uf M em­ efforts to at least once each year their mothers presented the prizes on suit of \ ilia muv fie cut at any Arrive 10:00 A.M. Leave 11:3U AM’, "Georgia has a splendid oppor­ have u festival on the streets and behalf of the com m ittee. T h e prizes phis, Tenn., has been culled the i hour In case of any emergency tu n ity to share in the advantages of give something that will a ttra c t the were given by the three banks of the modern Saul of Tnrsus. w ho has he- [ what military strength ra n he mo­ tin* yearly tide of tourists, Mr Sol­ people from the surrounding terri­ city, and the Welfare. D epartm ent come the modern Raul, the apostle bilized prom ptly ami massed lor the omon said The building of good tory to life city. If theae same a t ­ of the Woman's Club under whose N o t- q u ite three years ago, this man support or protection of our far dis­ roads, in his opinion, is one of. the tractions fake out money they id o aus pice* t h parade was promoted hn<( been the, Governor of hi! state tant In ■Jvn 1 ■, rig 11 link now n ji r»i id mo t v 11 d was siidtlenl) transform ed, mid frotn ll rrik. bring in new money and put a lot T h e SMiring p ri n g Festival F e s t i v a l i n m i n l t l w gave , . . .... , . t , I tr 11. i p.,t lo. Is. weve, filing a foe of 1 r oIttiM11 on and t e r n - i of old money hack into circulation tl plants I lie judgisi were Mr "I 'wi-h t u t * to w.t.'li th.r,*e m :n old . tuf I be p ,vjp|e I'.ntarUiituiiUiU ul ail Limb- a rc o-ui ■*- I . Hetnl .n, ..1 i W l u u 1i -i.: i , u l , 1 peranny he beenme one (if the (ore! mrrar tif t h r nperstle-* «4 rtghUiulU, . ! hAttD in r r,, ui iv d> partim i [ proper!t to realize iIn (or titles and come under the head ’Mich.; Mrs. W. (' H unter of C h i­ u , u 111* i n t h i s d t r s u - U O A r - h v s t t t d . ' r of advertising. Some merchants do cago and Mr. Jam es Ivey of Joplin, nesa. In fact, he began to preach that Ac are Lrtiling with fTieTtfVC’S Of This expression comes from C hat-] not believe in advertising because Mo. M urh credit is duo Mrs. E. I,. the gospel which onto he had pt*r- the men, with I he safety of our hot* ham county, which is gridlroned itier slati-s and With our national ' • they think they are spending money Marshall, rhnirrnnn of the parade secuted. As a puhltr man In TohMSaeo. Mr. ’ ,h!iu * ' mt' M”*m “ . "?>• wiki) good roads. O n e m ay jmwl and getting nothing In retnrH The com m ittee for the splendid success over .them without u j;ic for miles Patterson had ridiculed Prohibition l'r'‘u “ t '’ fact of flie m atter is their pioney of the parade and miles Mr. Solomon ha* licet, and had I a friend <>f the liquor If it l,c ijcglrcitd. the d . J i , m ., returns fourfold hut in a different a c tiv e in the good road m ovem ent CI q versioni. hfs t* interests. Slqi’e hi* P >-nnverwum. rn-i* w il! fie th.' kind ri^iA will l.i»* .t, l.i-nder u\ guise and not always with the label Progress in Soul hens! in S a s a n n u h from tli beginning of .•ll as a* ttinh>- nrurwhole viewpoint ns well id III1 I,hinder fi■it ,< i, nr-. than a' |>rur- of UII<1•*r iI L on it hut it returns Th«* town or Culumhu*. Ga March 22 The tina git itiiili. am! lit* referee *■* to l»I'.'ii cha nged t rt MU’ 1t-- N. •t City that IS alive to III ltdverti- g Industrial Index »n>* in it* . I hod ,.f red. i-:r issue Florid , a n d G e o r g i a .,|* .,r, n n . u . l game and bring* the j.eopl • in P a lor t fi.ts week:. \ l li re t there .•re t hose U’lin II»K uiur*. i »*- 1r«» d l-.i'te r I* lii In to draw comparison* betw een ih<good time occasionally is the town y of M r Pat prepa.red be for p i *gA»I “-late*, r .ither th a n direct a tte n tio n "E ighteen bids were su bm itted for or city that will he in the Iron! of t nis re*,(III- ! tarson s conversion In t h a r re ip p rt That i* t ll. * Vur| to .h i \ p a rtic u la r locality in e ith e r T H E ( IE M ranks and the business men will he i IJK).000 of municipal im prlvem ent I he shared the c cm •nee of tin* Hun There can lie no doubt that Florida bonds offered by the city of S a v a n ­ found doing bu&iutsx instead of be­ Hebrew tent maker of Tnrsus. B u ll !( All Purpose Charcoal Stove The resolution provides th a t pref­ is more thoroughly aroused to the ing in the cemetery. Orlando thinks nah, Ga.. the bidder* representing a it was soon learned th at the munrof erenee he given to member* of the Made of strong shret metal. *dl rot value of dependable highways than the carnival idea is good enough to num ber of financial centers, and a Tennessee hjjil changed front com- organized militia, that th e volun crack or break. It will lioil th" * -‘‘h. Georgia Secretary Solomon *ay* »o. rook a meal and hfat your irons, all on good price was received. Im provehave occasionally and the followi ig plctcly; th a t ho had derided to d e - b e e r * he held m service until pen.-e and he. i* in position to know: bo’nds of municipalities of the s o u th ­ very little cimreoal. ■ appears in the R eporter-Star of Wt$ vote the remainder of his life to tlto and sound government have been No Smoke • *•* No ikkf east find a ready market at satisfac­ While on the subject, it is season­ nesday / Peat»blished in Mexico, and that their Price $/.50 . tory figures, and m unch money real­ destruction of the liquor tru ffle able to take editorial notice of the For sale by all progressive drake* " C ity council passed ii resolution ized through the sale of bonds of the His first appearance as a defender operations he limited within tin* ter­ this afternoon to finance a street fes­ kind is being expended for paving, of Prohibition was ut the convention ritorial 11rotix,,of Mexico, as an aux­ growth o f ’jitney bus lines in Orange The Florida Metal Prodikls^Xoinpiny WS0 Kvrrffcrn A v tn w county since the brick roads were tival in Oilaiido the evening of Wed­ sewers, waterworks systems, public of the Ant!-Saloon League of Amer­ iliary of the forces of General C ar­ JarL*oft> tilt*. 11a . built. As a rule the cars to Winter tVftc] for c m e f aI catAloufr nesday, March 29, anti pay the ex­ building* and other im provem ents. ica in Columbus, Ohio, in Novem ­ ranza. Park are crowded, and the passenger pense out of the publicity fund. Thousands heard and | “ A contract has been awarded «t ber, 191.3. tralfir between Orlando and the A petition was presented signed Birmingham. Ala., for the construc­ cheered hitn then, and muny more Hill t ar Won Prize western section of the county is by over a hundred business men ask­ tion uf a motor speedway at a cost thousands since have listened to his Th ere was some doubt in the growing daily This development rem arkable oratofy. ing council It) take such action. of approxim ately 5500,000. minds of many who witnessed the The main attraction as planned la to At the Columbus convention he auto parade in Orlando at the Sub" P o lk county, F lo rid a'is preparing bo a masked dance. Such an event to pave about 1,612,000 square stood out and declared himself thus: Troplcal Fair us to whether the car was staged on the slrreets of Orlando yards of highways and build tw enty “ I favor Prohibition in any form of Mrs. \\ J, Hill was one of the the evening of July 4th last and steel and concrete bridges. . that will either reduce or destroy the winners or not All doubts were set proved u great success. That af­ t ^ r^st yesterday when Mrs! Hill "Jacksonville, Fla., will construct liquor traffic. , , ■* ‘jFceived a check for $20 us her fair was under auspices of the Wood­ ”1 favor it person-wido, tuwnmen of the World, and it attracted ubout 18 miles of storm and sanitary wide, state-wide, nation-wide and shnre of the prize morfey. The Hill ■ewers. so much comment that it was de­ of the bosj. fit th e parade , - *■ carjyn* onq ■"Three districts of Lee county, termined to undertake the event m any friends of Mrs. Hill The Anti-Saloon Letkgue sdon this year on a larger scale and work Mississippi have voted $224,000 of are ' congratulating her today on <♦> O f satisfactory service is evid en ced by the ♦> found in hint one of the moat valu­ it up ao that the number of danrera road construction bonds. winning third pi place among so many large and steadily increasing patronage enjoyed "A hotel to cost $160,000 is to be able plutforin speakers in ’the cause beautiful cars in the parade at Orwill be larger and the costumca I 6 r * J J «• I a, by us. more elaborate. A number of val­ erected ut Miami, Fla., where ex­ for which the League stands. As a lando. --m #* * uable prises will be given for the cavating has juat begun for ,th i result of the story of his conversion — ....... l ------------- --— ---------;-------and the reports going out from the cleverest costumes and impersona­ foundations of another handaomo e♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ >#♦>>»» W e . arc serving m ore than T w o T housand * ' * 1 <§> , Columbus convention, Mr. Patterhotel structure. tions." eon came into instant demand every­ • ^ ,^> depositors. Is your n am e am on g them ? "A tola! of 44 corporations have where us n speaker. There was no been formed with m inimum capital trouble to find dates for him; theT he Pulpit as an Educational Parlor S am e rate of interest paid on both large and * Fvr Ladies anti Gentlem en « ♦ slocks aggregating $663,164. Have you ever considered the ed- | “ These ure u few of the notes this only trouble was to find time to fill1 « sm all accounts in our savings departm ent. 4 Eter) thing Fp-lo-Dsle urationnl value of the pulpit? Some week in the song ot prosperity tp those dates. People wanted to hecr his story. have maintained that one explana­ RKGIXAR MEALS 25 Cents the southeast. Too many people on the tion for the Intelligence and power 2J MEALS FOR $5.00 "A m ong the Items of construction are blatant, loud, vocife.ro for thought of the Scotch people Wr Girc Special Attention To Our Mr. Patterson Is their educated clergy. For many work to be done, as reported this port ant, insistent. , „ . has none of theae qualities. He Is . Customers huay men and women this is the week are: . Try a Herald Want Ad m . p # ; | ■ Positive Proof | THE ROYAL CAFE -t i I &VM. ?; The First National Bank, Sanford, Florida ■ "Apartment house*, two, Atlanta, modest, grave, unassuming, kindly, ■-easiest and sometimes the only way ■■"•fn whith thry come Into touci^ with Ga., Daytona and St, Petersburg, persuasive. He has a convincing ar­ social, literary and aclentlflc truth. Fla., bank and offlco building, Car- gument and he presenta it aa a truo i - . . ’ I . -* - « ' - | • Hynes Bldg. Phone 197 t, “ T H E • T- f ‘ ' . .i .t 1 n ilaiim rn * TVv v1x F A R M E R ’S F R I E N D ” �m a u cii * rv i i * •Vr • 24, i» < kLD _________ .............................................. ......... VOTE POR J. L. KELLEY Candidate far state superintendent of public i instruction, subject to Member of school i 1 June primary. board of Alachua<county for over ;; Little Happenings—Mention I ton years; . member of legislature ! of M atters in Brief— 1893; ^superintendent of -schools bt Personal Items of *Alachua county since January 1 , ' Interest 1893; chairm an of sub-text-book com j: IN AND ABOUT THE CITY i mission 1911, for selection of uni­ form text books in Florida; president ; Summary o f the Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald Headers * * Miss T a b o r of the Faola section -was in the city Tuesday and her m any friends were clad to see her again. t * D o n 't forgot t h e cooked food s'alo a t R oberts’ G rocery on S a tu rd ay . A good place to get your S u nday dinner. • Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. C lark Pearson of Paula were in th e city on business and pleasure com bined. _F B5 Call on H. L. D u h a r t for p ro m p t autom obile service. Phono n u m b er 372. 68-tfc Cooked food sale S atu rd ay a t R oberts’ Grocery. Home m ade cookies, cakes, piea, rolls, brown breadY baked beans, doughnuts and salad. ’ ~ ' Robert Holly left Tuesday for T a m p a where he will consult a specialist regarding an affection of the eye and will probably rem ain there for "the week. i / Mr. nnd Mrs. B. G. Smith of Oyiedo are in the city1 shaking hands with th eir many friends. T hey expect to s ta y the week and laku in the Celery Fair and Spring •Festival. M ILLIN ER Y — New Goods ar­ riving every week and will be sold at reasonable prices. Mrs. Grace K. Williams. 60Chas. K a n n er left Monday for northern m arkets, where he will pur chase a now stock of Indies' readyto-wear for P. R unner's store anil also <lo the liuying for A Kanner ■>f Sanford avenue. Iir. J. !.. Kelley of Gainesville is among the visitors to the riiy today I>r Kelley e is a candidate fur the position of sup erin ten d e n t of public instruction state of Florida, 11 S A in,1 looks like a winner Mr. A J. Soovur and wife of l.apcer and J. A. Loreiiger and wife of Detroit are in the cily for a few days, the guests of Mr and Mrs. F. T Woodruff They are greatly taken with everything in the city and tin- surrounding country. For that G O O D GULF GASOLINE and S fJP ItE M K AlITO O il. phone (I. 11. Coney, Agt. No. 116. PAGE FIVE ■*' ~: ft! - V / n fll attMHtaassitatutaaaantitasss PEOPLE ...A N D E V E N T S ... A RESUME OF SANFORD" HAPPENINGS UPTO DATE A Sirw ifl C m a iilo U n t t — tklt C 4 ... i . "SocMtjp LJ.ioi," « PIm m M s H A. T n i m . Plwas N« tOS rl. Hotel Carnes ? £ Special ifetiw sS M d iiin eiid iS d d siM d tU N liliiiiim o x Vfi’r# Hundred P arty * Mr. nnd Mrs. F red Williams e n te r­ tained on W ednesday evening with a charm ing five h u ndred p a r t y a t which her guests were all northern friends. T h e rooms were v e ry loyewith quantities of ferns and garden roses, with which interm ingled C her­ okee roses, blue flng lilies and other sweet wild (lowers suggesting the spring season. An elaborate re­ freshment. course was served after the game. T he first priie* were won by Mrs. Btono* and Mr. LeM oyne while to Mrs. H a rry Ward and Mr. U. A. Howard fell th e con­ solation prises. Mrs. Williams' guests were Mr. nnd Mrs. H arry W ard, Mr. and Mrs. Le Moyne, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. H ow ard, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Symes, Mr. and Mrs. Stone, Mr. and Mm. P ackard, Mrs. Rose, Mm. M ary Symes,' Mm. W. D. Holden nnd Mm. ‘P a ttin . chairm an of Sunday school work for | the S ta te Synod, on th e S u n d ay school work. He will be here ten days. ^3 SU N D A Y D INNER . March 26th, 1916 Dinner 12 to 2 P. M. Miss Annie Renfro is the guest of her brother, Air. H arvey Renfro. **• ■ T- >. .'V r • i ' Price 6 0 Cents Celery M ixed Pickles Oyster Cocktail Cream of Chicken Spanish Mackerel a la Beurre Baked Turkey with Cranberry, Potatoes Boast Loin of Beef Cauliflower and Cream String Beans June Peas Candied Jam s , Banand Fritters tbith Strawberry Sauce Desert Pineapple Cocoanut Cake . ‘ Ice Cream l/' Mrs. K. W. D. D unn is over from Orlando for u few d ays' visit with Mrs. Fannin M unson. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Robinson of M arlborough, .Mass., nnd Mr. and Mrs. W B. Robinson of Nntick, Mass., visited Dr, and Mm. C. E. Walker several dnys this we<*k. ‘Mm. Sam Jones and Mm. M. J. Tnntter of Orlando were the guests of Mm. E. A. Douglass th is week. of Florida KducatipsrM Association, 1913. "The best.4|^r yfiotifrn educa­ tion for Florida^ - Thrf’child,^Aiovc Miss Bortio .Gragg of Florence, the dollar. Pca£g and gdtftl will to S. C., is the a t t r a c t iv e guest o f 't h e every Institutioit of [earning, and Misses Whltner. success to every educational }enterBridge and Rook priso in the stitg .1’; •' t , M(s{.,Annio Hawkins was hostess Mrs. F- M. Baldwin left on the (advt.) ‘^ qJ a c u t e l y j-ard p a rty in honor of /Coffee - Hot or Cold - - Tea m J ht£ hbitXo- guests, Mrs. Jo h n Mo- steamer for Jacksonville T h u rs d a y Nelly yf Esowa, Tenn., nnd Miss en route to the north, after several In the absence of,flic pSsltfVr Dr. Elizabeth- Kennedy of Jacksonville. days spent, in Sanford. Wnt. F. Blackman, former prjvudtmt There were two tables of bridge and • ,*rr“-----, of Rollins College will preneb next an&’ of rook in which guinea the Miss Elisabeth Kennedy, who h as Sunday morning only. prizes were Won by M rs.,.Rogers, a been the guest of Miss Annie Haw- 5 J After the morning service a mntdeck o f -playing card* for bridge top- kins left on Thursday for Orlando. , 5 '" score and*, by Miss Thelm a H arbor upon by the church, All the mem- j for roo(f (h e pn?.0 being s' gam e of jj — ♦ — her* are urged to be present for this rook, T he house wan a bower of ' Mr. Franklin G. Evans of Kelton, J Pa., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. morning service. roses and carnations for boautilul if.' Ii. Chappell. 61-2t * roses were everywhere upon tables • ■ cabinets and m antels with graceful j .Tax Banks " i l l Close April 1st teround. of r*. W. J, Thigpen left on Tues­ ferns and carnations-for background. 'T a x p a y e r, please tak • notire th a t Ad a in ty refreshment course was day to visit friend* in Lakeland -tlltc and count', tax,* h rr ro t" d. . ■ served by Miss Hawkins and her •m 3 an juent after April First, r.ftei mother, Mrs. T M. Hawkins. ' im Mrs. I’arkill of Orlando, a deacon­ which date, a* provided by law. ‘-1 -n Guest* of this charming occasion ess in tiie Episcopal church i* the real ••-I;, ic in, which luxe* remain 1 -■ w unpiml will lie u<i\ct t t*i>d and sold were Mrs Mi Nelly, Miss K ennedy, guest of Mr* B F Whit tier Mrs Rogers. Mrs Kossetter, Mrs. lor taxes, and execution* will hr 3-; ; issued and placed in hands of th e, Roy Symes, Mrs Julius Tukach, WlrN M If. M abry and little son, Geo Hoy Mr* Lucy Harher, sheriff against persoi a! property on Mr* ILirtou of Clearw ater are {lie guest* Mis* Theljnu Harbor, Miss Dynck which l . i n s remain unpaid. of Mr*. G. Fs Smith. In ‘making inquiry in regard to I and Miss luutra Fish. • m re,il hr .or- and fur 2 Mr Frank Butnby of Orlando i* ■L description of same as found1 mi Benefit Attraction Tuesday Night visiting hi* sister, Mr*. J S. Moore §: your deed tin account of a small deficit on on Celery avenue. ~ ISj *1 JN<> D J I N KINS, the C h a u ta u q u a Association, an a t ­ Tux Collector. Seminole County. I traction will lie given Tuesday I 6a s (l. night. March 28lh at Allen's Thc5- ♦ .11 re The low charge of 60 cents * r tor t l d c r m a n atlillt and L’jc children will prevail. Literature Department 1 hereby announce my candidacy The Literature D epartm ent had (or the position of alder lit u 11 of the tlirthiiny I'nrtg it* regular meeting March k’k’ A city of Sanford to till the unexpired Tile home of Mr* K A Douglas* unique program had been prepared trim of It C Maxwell, resigned 'M Having -been a resident and t a x ­ w a* a scene of pleasure and m erri­ and the afternoon was designated a* = Oak .Avenue and Second Street ment on Friday evening, the orca- Magazine Day Miss Marlowe and tier mother, payer of tins city for the past four being being a birthday party given L' With greetings of welcome the Mrs D C. Marlowe arc visiting the teen years and having the best in n A **7 1 lu,nor (' lJ hc fl,tecnth l,irthd,‘>' of chairman. Mr* philips introduced former's grandparent*, Mr. and Mrs. t crests of the city at heart I t h i n k 1"Mis* Thelm a Adams. Thelm a is I can give the citizens of Sanford a a beloved member of the Wednesday J- M W. Lovell. Tiie Marlowe* are the p re tty and accomplished d a u g h - ' f*lul, .Mr* F \V [t Dunn, who A**\W\VMW.W W.WAWWW •MMW*w,VM ■MAW*VMWAW M « VMWW.'.'W.M'W,*AM•) businesslike stew ardship and d i s ­ now living at M ulberry whefe Mr ter of Mr*. J. P. Hall. The young , siicri r.n an rexcellent paper en­ . .. gave such xcellcn Marlowu is tra in m a s te r on the At- charge my duly as alderm an fairly honnree received many useful' and nrul impartially Your support for titled "T h e Menace of the Popular Mtislr 1tcpnrt rnent it crept inn I antic Coast Line of tlnit division Mr* Lucille Xspiiiwall T.ikncfi who beautiful present* Refreshment* the tm-ition will to- appreciated i Magazine " The paper revealed *o ».»ng iinisi beaut dully .11 group of were served throughout the evei \ very delightful |irugram iieiignuui |*rogram w.i* Mr J t; M e Nolly arrived yestvr Ite-tie, 11utly thoroughly the ilimight* of it* cot 1 nrrlyJ ig u tz lluoil'a avxcatual. iUUgs. — trig Mrs H *1) wa* assisted by Mr ______ trf ___ __ l. day from Kiowa, Term He will i n r, l . It \ N E W M A N , UllMIHIf^-aHrf Of;'ir*s -peerh Sen « XOidttrcd a t lius I k u l t i a u i Glut- **tt M r. TnlrneK y „ n n ,.l.„! her vocal Dmigttistr' TlTt * T Mrs. IT T, TTest,** ^ ^ cohtpany Mrs. Ml Nelly iiolne t ophrase* portrayed the tdort-d up I uesduy afternoon by the members of the Miusic D epartm en t, the oc- »'u »«ber9 with a brief outline history Others present were Misses Rosa­ «in\* MnC YMFNeTIy lias hcctV visit­ For City Council knowledge of magazine* and their ing -Mias Annie, Ijawirins for jevernl I hereby announce myself as n mond Radford, Helen Shelton, M ar­ content*! not only from cover to rusion being the d e p a rtm e n t day to of M ri n ° n d ’“ ,,,,, “ n,t her ^ '^ < * “1 successes. T he group of song* in­ weeks.' / * ‘ candidate for the position of alder­ garet Strong. Lilly Schwartz, Cora cover, b u t the siudc nr tile frown the general club. There were many club yvnmen aanti thidr friend* cluded "A Hundred Year* from man for the city of Sanford subject Lee Tlllis, Alice Amies; Douglas ^ 0U«,a" (a* the case might be) on the cover’s of the ,lu h ,vnm,>n " d ,hl' Now," "Life's G arden," "G od Re­ Millet), F (ace. Some magazine* met.tionetl m en.ione. 1 , t o enjoy t.................. h e m u s i r ‘k" (| (h" to the decision of tin1 voter* in the Griffm, Edward members liut the World - Forgets" Mctsch. Leslie Hill, Paul Radford, election ca lb d on March k'Mh Be­ in th e ir respective clas*C* w e r e - , ,0<'{ul h . m r ' w h i r ’. ........ wed. Mm and ’ \ Perfect D a y ." ' T h e entire ing a citizen of Sanford for several Max S tu a rt. L a F ay e tte Tilli*. Mr Bed Book, Cosmopolitan, Me"veretury of the M u s i1 program wa* received with e n th u s i­ year* and a property owner and Byrnes and Mr Hall. (’lure's, Argosy. « " f> *• Argosy, Serihenr’*. Nfetro- ,) "P nrll,’" M‘ asmapplause An inf >rmal Hjrial mid griicmu* dignity, 111 the ai»*ence v e r . milch interested in I tie mum- i miditun Atlantic Monthly, North hour co m pi el *d the afternoon's pal affair* of the city I feel that tinScu'-Sru I American Review and the *..l i ' O * *1 of th e chutrniun, e x te n d in g u cordial 1 f i i "I m i i T he refreshment comThe Sew-Sew (,lub were tifu- I graphical Magazines. Of course the welcome ami nmkint; th e aunmirH*!1* • 1 office i* one of great responsibility mil tee were M m Kr.tuk Woodruff, merits. Mi** Fannie Relia Munson, ami if elected it will receive my beat ciously entertain ed by Mr*. Muv 1 content* of theso were discussed Mrs. Cluude Herndon and MDs effort* .,* a member of the Inniril of | Dicktn* on T hursday afternoon from the good Story point of view one of Sanford's talented young M artha Fox. / aldermen. Your support will be a p ­ last week a t one of the must enjoy­ or vice versa. When carefully sifted m usicians opened the program with Club Calendar able meetings of the club. At the nnd the wheat had been separated a piano selection, giving by request preciated. Social D epartm ent meeting. Tues­ refreshment, hour, a delicious salmi from tiie chaff it was found t h a t " T h e Flower Study *’ (Theodore Respectfully, course wa* nerved w ith-coffee ami even cheap magazines, so-called, Kulluk) and graciously responded day, Mar. 28t*h. A. D. P A R IU SH . 4 Welfare meeting. Junior Civic whipped cream. T he rooms were had splendid narratives of valuable to th e encore with another charming selection. She was followed by ' program, Wednesday, Mar. 2Uth. I prettily decorated with a profusion im port snuggling in its corridors of For Alderman H E R E IS YOUR ! of ru t flowers. Enjoying the hos­ light reading and the couching of ■A. At the request of several of my pitality of their gracious hostess English exquisitely phrased. Stories A N S W E R T O Y O U R friends I hereby declare myself a were Mrs. C. E. Henry,. Mrs. K. J. th at contained a worth while plot. candidate for the office of city-3 = WISH .Roily, Mrs. J. S. Wilson, Mrs. John Stories thut impressed themselves council man to fill the vacancy Sm ith, Mrs. H enry McLaulin, Mrs. on the retina of expressing fruit created by Mr. R. C. Maxwell's Mrs. Stringfrllow nnd Mr*. thought. T he latest styles in T urn the flashlight on resignation. 1 earnestly solicit your Eugene Roumillnt. now scenes, aim toward different Spring Straw s at the sifpport and if fo rtu n a te enough to sceneries of thought. The Scientific be elected I will have the taxpayers' H abadershery for $2.00 . . *’ Matter,"Robert Eugene Laramore, Jr. American beckons to the growing interests at heart at all times and Palm Beach an d Crash will exercise every effort to be of t / M r . and Mfs. R. Eugene Lara- lad and feeds him, so to spe&jc< S uits a t $7.50 and $10.00. some benefit to the city. I am in a more are receiving congratulations wfth good, substantial food. Stories YOU SET THE PACE position to deal properly with ques­ on the arrival of a son, born S a tu r­ of travel nnd biographies teach the T h e H o m e of Correct tions rebating to railroads and other day, M arch 18, a t their home in young grasping mind who aro ever ' ready for adventure. Setting the rig h t pace in flavih^7noney -an<Y a i m atU)W; atlhpr " ' 'corporations. I have lived in San- Springfield. Styles. T he little lad will be christened Wbon It c a m e ,to the round table foed my entire life and I am th o r­ ing to it, is w h at counts in fh£ long run. a Laram ore, J r . —> diacusalon naming the favorite magoughly familiar with the city’s needs R obert Eugene sudden h u rst of speed anti then relaxing th e effort. axlnes nnd the reason why from therefore I modestly beg for' your Timea-Union. I t will be very gratifying to you to refer to yourMrs. Lsram ore will be remembered various members it was quite a support. as Miss Vivian Yeiaer, having apent m a tte r of conjecture. bank book, containing a record of prom pt, weekly Where some Yours very respectfully, • a p a r t of her girlhood In Sanford. admired, others scorned. Good deposits. O. P. HERNDON. Housekeeping was warmly received, --S ta rt nn account w ith us now. eo-3tc % - -1 g T :-k . - -P trto n a l Afenfion while some editorials of Ladies ** Jt, .»VMra. L. A. H yndraan, Mra. R. F. -Home Journal were without their m FOUR PER CENT INTEREST Marshall and Mr. T . P. Marshall laud. T he S a tu rd a y Evening Post, •I-.*-* P AI D ON S A V I N G S A C C O U N T S left ott T u esd a y for their home in as to its exterior nnd interior bore r* Chicago, after a pleasant visit to the sta m p of approval. Mr. and Mra. E. L. Marshall. Most generally speaking tiie young y ' -----------America of our d ay wants a real Mrs. E. B. Robinson of St. Louis, live moving story, one which kcops Wo ate' hero to nerve you with the very best of everytljlng. Cooked pro­ la th e - g u c a t of Mra. C.. M. Berry pace with progress! vencss. There perly in a perfectly sanitary kitchen and served in the righ^w ay. , while enroute. from OuUport, Miss., being too m any descriptions re ta rd ­ an d oth er points of interest. ing the onrush of the plot. P riorto the club’s adjournm ent a Rev. F. Mi Baldwin, field worker com m ittee was appointed to sug­ NEW WOODRUFF BUILDINd PHONE 162 SANFORD, FLORIDA J for the Southern Presbyterian As* gest a p ro g ram .fo r the coming cltab aembty is *iir- the d ty to eonfq y ea r.' N am ely Mrs. C. K. Wnt Iter T Don’t forget our lee Cream Parlor j u s t across the street .M H IM D .I with Rev. 'D r. E. D. Brownlee, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. B. F, W hltner. FORREST LAKE, Pres. D. L. THRASHER, Y-Prw. A. R. KEY, Cashier ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ # » » » ♦ » * ♦ ♦ » ♦ » » » » ♦ ............................. ' 'Kit#.-x# L'.-xi• -Y ) «i. A .TQ ’ Congregnlional Church HARDW ARE FO R T H E HOM E 1 Special Bargains In Just The Goods Yor Are Looking For Garden Hose, Lawn Mowers, Garden Water Coolers, Refrigerators, f I Tools, Kitchenware Stoves, Fireless Cookers, Brooms, Dusters White Mountain lee Cream Freezers See Our lc to 25c Bargain Counter ■j WOMAN’S CLUB I | The j Geo. H. Pernald Hardware Co. | • “Sanford’s House of Service” DRESS TALK NO. 7 W : R L. PERKINS THE HABERDASHER I When You Eat Why Not Get the Best, When it Costs no More? T H E BO N ITA Seminole County Bonk] , Sanford,Florida j A Home Bank for Home People .r.J *1; y -C | �-------— PUZZLED OVER WOMEN Ctassed With Fools,as Subjects Be­ yond ’Comprehension — Remarks Made by Author of the Book ... of Eccleslastlcue. Two subjects seem to haro occupied tho attention of tho Hebrew sages to a marked degreo. They are always re­ curring to them. In the midst of max­ ims about tbo conduct of life tbo sage cannot forbear to tako a side swipe at fools and women. Ho finds thorn both beyond comprehension. To get bla point of view It is neces­ sary to rcmembgr lhat there wera no asylums In tho OHenl. "Every vlllago had IU Imbeciles, who warn a feature of the town life. The Tillage fool waa a far-more promldeat person in the indent Enat. and forced himself much more on public attention than the ldbble-mladed person of,today, who usually la kept In the background Aa'for women! Well, tbo ancient world never waa able to make them out any wsj. Their Inceeaant chatter* lng waa evidently a great annoyance to the eolemn, white-bearded patrlarch a One of the most human of the an­ cient sagos was the kuthor of the Book of Ecclealaatlcua In the Apoc­ rypha, Jesus, the son of SIrnch. Ilia book has a distinct flavor, a quality that makes It entertaining reading. The Imagination pictures him a man: of gracious dignity, reserved, serious, taking his obligations with the grav­ ity of hla raco. Experience has dls- THREE SOLID STEEL TRAINS DIXIE LIMITED THE SOUTHLAND PIXIE FLYEH L t Ja c k s o n v ille Ar Macon VAr Atlanta Ar Chattanooga Ar Nashville Ar EvatuvUla ArSt-Lonl* Ar Terse Hanto . Ar Chicago 9:35 A.M. L t Ja c k so n v ille L r Ja cksonville ArTifton Ar Macon Ar Atlanta Ar KnoxTpIe Ar LobIit UU Ar Indianapolis Ar Cincinnati Ar Cleveland 12:50PM. Ar Grand Rapid* - 2>00P.M. 5:03 P.M. 3:03 PM. 12)13 AM, 4:50 A.M. ftlSAM . 3:53 A.M. 3i53 AM. 12:24 PM. 9t00 PM. 2:00 AM. 9:00P.M. 7t 15AM. 2 i00PM. 7:45 AM. ArTifton *---Ar Macon Ar Atlanta Ar Chattanooga Ar NajhaUle Ar Martin Ar St. I.om» Ar Evansville Ar Terre Haute Ar Chicago 7:05 AM. 9:58 PM. 1)33 AM. 7»93 AM. A N D C O N N E C T IO N S jYttnUftUfo! lUMkiliV ■ !S «A T GIRL WOULD BUILD WARSHIP President noosevclt has written her a remarkable letter commending her Cannot Be ‘a Soldier 8o She Starts patriotism, and sending her ten dimes, Movement to Relee Fund for one for each of hla four grandchildren ‘ Battleship. already born and the six others he hopes for In years to come. Marjorie Now York.—Marjorie • flterrett, a has refused offers of 9350 for this let thlrtcen-ycar-old gjrl of Brooklyn, has tor. Good Florida Beef. The Best Western Beef. SpririK Lamb. Chicago Milk. Fed Veal. Corn Fed Pigs. Pork Sausage. Liver Pudding. , Pigs Feet Jelly *j Head Cheese . [F Souce. • , Fancy Chiped B^ef. Home Made Corned Beef The Best Hams and Bacoi * i _,Fnt Chickens. wicked woman. Tho wickedness of a woman changoth the look and darkeneth her countenance as a bear doth. Her husband shall sit at meat among hla neighbors, and when he heareth It ho slghetta bitterly. All malice la but llttlo to tho malice of a woman; started a movement among sehoot let tlie portion of a sinner fall on her. Aa tho going up a sandy way la to the children to raise* a patriotic fund to INVENTS Sho foot of tho a g i | i, sc Is a wlfo full of build an American battleship. been c ontentiousness. Tho wlso man of the East, desirous of leading a con­ te m plative life, w as simply worn to d e a th by nn 111 tem pered, talkative wife. T hat was why a silent woman —waa u gift of th e l,nrd T h e only hit of conversation on tho part of Socra­ te s with Xantlppo tha t Is recalled Is tho word, " H u s h " ' We catty, all th* Kidinf and stan- | diid varijtlas that hive be*n teitod und know t to b i ndlpt •i to nur roll and climate. ' We c a n mik<- now Immediate ■Mpm >nt .id the , -a<o,tab) • c r ii p jffifc'-v Him.I n*i N i.i line Hi fly Itv I lilts* .♦> <rir|u nj»h Seed PeanuU*»No. I Norm Rtcp lively, Wnich y-nur ste p Also keep your eye on utiy fat woman rid­ ing In tho subway. To add to the varl ous and extensive difficulties of sub­ way traved th e re has appeared over tho underground horizon within the Inst throe weeks a very stout woman with big and light hands who Is col lectlng pocketbooks She Is v«ry quick, very crafty In her general con­ duct nnd has bee'll very, very success fnl Last night while one <-f (he worn nr. passengers was absorbed In re a d ­ ing the back of a new spaper which be longed lo a mnn across the aisle, the door opened, m any left and us It was about lo shut again tlu> stout woman leaped up, hit th e tlred-looklng m an on the hat and fled, announcing that lt wns their station Everyone p re s­ ent smiled nnd so did the woman, who was tra d in g the oth e r m an's new spa per until she looked foi h e r |>ocket book, which hud been on her lap The tra in hud left th e station and there w as nothing to be done Scores of complaint*- have, been recorded, and unless the stout woman exorcises krlth frightful v n o r p to disguise herself business Is going to slow up abruptly — Now York Times. F-/Just What Contractors Neec M.'ln Stock or Made to Order Structural steel of all kinds a specialty— I-beams, channels, angles, stays, bolls, etc. I lard woods in variety—ash, birch, cedar, el terry, cypress, mahogany, maple, oak and white pine. consists of tho ubo of a pair of gaunt lets m a de of ord in a ry khaki cloth lightly padded with cotton wool treat ed w ith n peculiar powder, rendering the m aterial practically Impervious to the sh a rp e st metal points Thun, a soldier Is enabled to grasp or pull the most formidable typo of German barbed wire without tho slightest fear of tho spikes p e n tra tln g the m aterial and serntciting his hnnds , T he fabric Is waterproof, and tho gloves can be insulated for the pur pose of gripping electrically c harged wire*. T he claim Is even made tha t when m ade Into vesta o r leggings the m aterial in strong enough lo turn shrapnel splinters A com pany has been formed to de­ velop the Invention. T he war office a l­ ready ban ordered s a m e supplies and the su bstance has been successfully tested In the Husslnr: army Fat Woman Has Light Flngera. Park Ave. and Second Street ANTI-WIRE GLOVES words to a quiet inan. A wicked worn: earned the first dime for tho fund by Englishman Devises Method -of Han­ helping her mother In hor housework, nn Is abasement of heart, and sadness dling Entanglement* Without and sent the money with a letter to a of countenance, nnd a wounded hoarL ^Danger. Now York newspaper. A woman that will not mnko her hus­ Because she’s a girl and cannot bo band hnppy la ns hands that hang l-ondon.—Among tho Inventions now down, and palsied knees. Prom a a soldier sho wants to do something being tented by tho war offlco officials woman was tho beginning of sin, and fpr her country, for which her grand­ Is one credited to George Lynch, a because of h er wo all die. A silent father and great-grandfather fought. well-known traveler, of a mothod of woman Is a gift of tho Lord." destroying wire entanglements. . Tho •‘wickedness" to which so much Tho W e stm in ste r Gazette, describ­ exception was taken teem s to havo ing th e Invention, cays the method The M'errill-Stevens Company Good Service-Quick Delivery Complete lines carried in stock. Best ecjuipjxxl machine .shop in. Southeast f<>r special work. A complete force of workmen ready for road work a t all times. Particulars and quotations on short notice. Wire, phone or w rite'us. MerriU-Stevens 1 600 to 654 East B Jacksonvi l l e,' •Win H a l l u c i n a t i o n . "W he n 1 take too much quinlnn for my m alaria, an I occasionally do. con­ "J am a true blue Amur! can." snyB fessed th e Old Codger, "It affects fn y Marjorie, "and *1 w ant to see U n d o head nnd makes mo think very foolish Ram lick nil creation If ho has to, like things. 1 remember on™ of getting so th n t I heard queer noises In my John Paul Joneh did." , Tho New York school children have head, and for nearly a whole day fan­ taken upon th e Idea with a whoop nnd cied | wns an Hun * and was being m> already liaVt sent In thousands of Melted hy mv mum friends to run for tbe legislature Kitnuiis City Star dimes. W. J . THIGPEN & COMPANY AGENTS w\ L- ' Insurance General Carolina C o u ld n ’t Feaze Fat M nn. One of those post-Christm as stories th a t a re toll) Hone Zeno. “On a Payee avenue car. C hristm as eve. a meek looking man occupied n > front cross seal In the hack end of the [ x O A .^ I a r t i n S e e d C o . J a c k s o n v i l l e .F l o r i d a . __ _ _ - *- - -- _ . rm Iw S cat (It can he done. Ed I A 2j Uuundur came In nnd alatnmed himself down upott the vacant cr.d of tho scat Tho mock-Iookor fidgeted, showed signs Of distress, rose and crawled out, and as ho went ho said: 'Ycu can have It. Help yourself. This la Christmas.’ Ho took u Bide seat and said to a pas senger, ‘Ho wanted my scat. Ilo got It. Tako a squint at him—looks like a funny picture In n paper Borne of tho passengers smiled, some guffawed, but It didn't (case tho big fellow When a few blocks further on the meek-lookcr got off, tho fat man gave him a generous grin, wared his hand anil shouted. Merry Christmas! "— Cleveland Loader. Lands Suitable lor G e n e r a l F a r m i n g , Sto and Citrus Fruits — A t t r a c t i v e L o c a t i o n s In Golf Terms. Yea, I am learning to shavo mv For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrates and Heals. Stops Pain At Onco "What progress!" "Oh. I can gq over tho course In 110, o r thereabouts."—Loulsvlllo Courier Journal. For Man and Beast 2Sc.50c.3l. A t A l l Dealers. Cube Get a College Star. Malcolm Oalrln, the Wisconsin full­ back who withdrew from football when his eligibility was questioned, will likely sign s contrast to play tor the Cubs. Artesian-W ells a t both C huluota and Okeechobee.-***• tlong our main line. If you are interested w rite this oflice for inform ation " o f com m unicate with our local agent in th e section attractin g your attention. . To the*iast drop ^M AXW ELL A H O USE COFFEE Is Perfect A s k Your Grocer Drove Wolf Into Town. Barron, Wls.—A wolf Ihut had been chased all day by four young men was finally driven Into tho city, whero It created panic among pedestrians on tbo main street. William Brown, a farmer, soon dispatched tho animal. Doctor Is Robbed. Chicago.—Automobile bandits robbed Dr. A. II. i,cvli&n of bla Jeweln and Toney but let him keep h it bap tyhen c pleaded ho w m *?n routo to s t­ rut a stork rase. m , ». — " " , i# AGENTS ON THE OKEECHOBEE BRANCH iota. A. h. HUNT I). h. AUSTIN, Okeechobee AGENTS ON THE EAST COAST J. A. ROWANI), St. Augu-dlne. Klklon District. C. A. DUPONT, Hastinss. BUNNELL DEVELOPMENT CO Y. W. SAMS, New Smyrna. 1). E. AUSTIN. Fort Pierce. MOSES A: HEISI.EH. West Palm Beach. FRANKLIN HJIEKN. West Palm ll.-ach. A. C. FROST. Danla. S. MORSE, Miami. J. 11. REILLY. Miami. F. J. POWERS, Cape Sable Lands. HomeMcad. f. �plac es i realdeocw o f a b o v e e a r n e d N r t t l e t o n a n d — d efendants are _ - • -Verwotoaure of M o r t g a g a ’ . • certified c h e c k do r o n e a d d e n e h a lf p e r -vslh, B yrw w 8. AiMoy o bi F known; Sot they' nndT each of thorn- are of t u voters In t b s ' ____ ______ c e n t a t —t h e a m o u n t of b o n d s to be so ld . T o R u d o lp h P. N y m a n . G e o r g a a a a L. N yAehley, bio wife, G e e r i *o C . 6<ua - — - L- a g e of' -I t ye ora, a n dt - .t hi a t H UM W m n n t . and wM J ^ ' f l * * * « © .The C o u n t y B o a rd of P u M le I n s t r u c t i o n m o a . C ha t. p . H e nderson a q d H a n n a h A. ir e n d — ■ H u n g e r , hi* wife. W • „ Hast. r«MI* Inetrw stU w U no p e r s o n In t h o s t a t e of F lorida t h e ’ reserves t h e r i g h t t o r e j e c t a n y afid at! H e nderson: , • r a e * a n d ---------- Ilerneo, bio wife. WB “ tvleO , .of a s u b p o e n a on w h o m w o u ld < bids. P r o p o s a ls s h o u ld be a d d r e ss e d t o & ,1 1 w* r D e *n i m*I t a p p e a r in g f r o m t b o a f f i d o t l t of Geo. a . B m r C - - M e R e o a n d — — — Mo R a e . hH bind to ld d e f e n d a n t o r a n y Of th o n g COUNTY JU D O E — the H e a r d of P u b lic I n s t r u c t i o n of Bern Herrin g, solicitor e n d c ounse l for c om plai­ wife, H a m fitou M c R a e a n d ------ — bfo•. ***r^jlont. 'of f'ublie I n s t r u c t i o n . 1 iM l Yon or# t h e re fo r# r e q u ir e d t o a p p e a r Inole C o u n t y , r a r e of D, -L. T h r a s h e r , T °i l i m of Sem in ole C o u n ty ; n a n t s herein d u ly filed, t h a t Iba e o a r s Itae , bl* w|fa,- George L ea v er a n d --------- before l a i d c o u r t o n M o n d e ) , t h o I h J y • f t V ! » P , n t U e d . t o t h is o f f ir t for S u p e r i n t e n d e n t e f P a bite I n e tt u n i o n . Hen L eaver, h i* wife J o h n A. B r a n c h a n d M l i J B«ra.nscioo n a m e d d e f e n d a n ts , a n d oocb of t h e m ora I w " ! *01 pareennlly M p U M t o l b . of W ay. A. D. H i t , t o a n sw e r sa id b U lgo | i i k y o u r c o o p e r a tio n a n d l ? e o n n ly Judge of Sem ln nte c o u n ty a t the ford, F lo r id a . oon re sid en ts ot t b o s t a t e of F lo rid a , b u t T . B r a n c h , h a wife E. R. F r n e e a n d c o m p U ln t . else t b q aam e erffl be t a k e n o D em ocratic p r.m a ry election In J i n e . and Witness o u r b e n d s a n d t b g t e e l o L e a l d o r t residents ol t h a U n i t e d S l s l e e j T h a t BL M . Rales bte wife A- 1. O o m b s a n d during *M “ “ P*1®* • • * »*»» ’Co mb e , tfo wife. Je m a o tl D gnu fU f ' m E yMbehalf. l a n d In f tu e n c ; B o i r d a t S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , out Ibis t h e ffilh tbo residence of t b e sold portion, d e f e n d a n ts , — f t 1* f u r t h e r o r d e re d a n d n d j u d g a d t h a t I f n o m in a t e d and ele etad d a y of M a r c h . I9 1 A Ttrt« • ' l k * j ^ W L A N D ~ t f L D M A w ! to u n know n to affiant a n d t h a t diligent In- a n d ——— D u n n , bio v u r , A l l e n 'C . Ore* t h l l o r d e r be p u b l is h e d or.oo « w eek for b y y o u r r o t e I g u a r a n t e e a full, Juat a n d Greeley, b b wife H a nr (•sal) f . P. F o r s te r , t iu ir x has be en, m a d e w i t h o u t a v a il, t o na- ley a n d •— •— n o t teas t h e n 6o, or more t h i n 10 4 a y a . $ | p r o p e r adm inistration of th e d u tie s ol the ti c a rta ln tb e place of reeldenco of sa id de­ 8 w e e u o p t a a n d ---------- Swewtapplo, 8. C, IlU o n , tB* Sa n fo rd Her*bt. • n i w i p g p e r pu b lis h ed . a nnounce my**H a c andid*!* uylca. e f e n d an ts. wlfa. o . D. M orris a r i d ---- ■ M orris XJ. F H a r r is o n , Sa nford, Seminole . c o u n t y , ' Florida. , * ,E, oSlcs of - 8 uporin U n d e n t of Puhlle ________________ E- p . h o u s h o j . d e r . his wife, W illia m II P a s c h a l a n d M K Board of P u b lic l o a t r u c t l e u , n e m ln o le I n W itn e s s Wheeouf .1 h a v e h e r e u n t o set You and e ac h of you a r a t h e r e fora o r ­ . . t r a c t i o n of B sm lnol, C o u n t y , -aubloot F a i r h a l , h it wife. L a t h i E. W illard a c d C o u n t y . F lo r id a . m y h a n d a n d a ffited t e a seal of oaltf c o u rt 1 . a . Ilsm o c r n U , P r i m a r y , i f alec t a d 1 T o t h e Voters of Sem in ola Co.i de red to a p p e a r t o t h e bill of c o m p l a in t — — "Willard. bar husband. J . C , tbla 17th d a y of F e b r u a r y , A. D. 1 9 1 6 filed In th is cause on or before M o n d a y , —■ t " .lk* ay clooo personal . a t t e n t i o n a n d tb a * onnounce t h a t I a m a c a n d l d a t o to A tte s t:: D. f_ T h r a s h e r . Krejcl a n d C h a r lo t t e Krojct. bio wife, fsa sl) R. A. D O U G L A S S . S u p e r i n te n d e n t ef P a b l lc I n s t r u c t i o n . S e m ­ April 3rd. A. D. 1916, tb o s a m e being a t tb o d ull** of t B . of. su c c ee d Biyaelf as C o u n t y J u d e a of B*m W. E. W in d s o r ond ■— W in dsor, bio R u l e D a y of th is c ourt. . . . . . . . d o r k of Iba C irc u it C o u r t . inole C t n n ty , s u b je c t to th e It e m o e r a t ic inole C o u n t y , P lo r id e . ■wife, C o lum b.a F m a n r e A T r u s t C o m ­ Ira 6 2 F r i U l e 69-Tues A PH-Dte V Vary raopactfuU y, prim ary. For two ye ars I have d e v o te d I t Is fu r th e r o rde re d t h a t t h is n o tic e bo p a n y , no T r u s t e e for 8. J . H obbs, B a n k ­ T . W. L A W T O N . m y best tnerriea a n d abUIUee to am-ving published lor eight (8) c o n se cu tiv e w eeks r u p t . a ( C i p e t a tl o n , Warnoll L u m b e r A Nodes o r Hole of I2SO.OOO.OO S e m i n o l e In th e Hanford H e rald, a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ Veneer C o m p a n y , a c o rp o ra tio n , J o s e p h P. N e tlc t e f ApoUcatlea for T a i D e e d t l a d a r J'fJJ, “ C”“ n l P I ‘ru st t h s t I h a v e t r m n o u s n myralf a can lJ Si* for l b JfiftlO td lh« con fi dance you oipfMMMrcl I s ftartlon 9 of C h a p t e r 4996, Law a o f F l o r ­ County, F l o r i d a , R e l o a d i n g a n d H ig h w a y lished in Sanford, .Florida. M iirtlr a n d Carolina A. Missile, bl* wile, . L ' r i i S i S m w d a a t of Public. Instruction la m# t w o year* ago by t h e splendid vote you ida. lten d s Witness, E. A. D o u r Isas,, d a r k of tbo C ha rle s C. W arwick a n d ------ W ar,1a County.' rubjoet to th# • Doma rr a tlr g a v e me. I re q u est of y o u yo u r e u p p o r t N olle* fe hereby given t h a t low C a m ­ C irc u it C o u rt, Sem inole c o u n ty ,’ .Florid a wl«k. bts wife II. B. h f e n l t t a n d ---------.Notice fa h e r e b y given, T b o t pealed pro y . Through my m rrim on the board of a n d influence. If i t n your p lea su re to poseli will be received by tbo H o a r d o f • a d th e seal of sa id c o u rt e ro n , p u r c h a s e r of T a x C e rtifica te No. tb o 3rd M erritt, hie wtf*, A. 1). Fuller and convinced that 2241, d a te d tb e 6 t h d a y of N ovem ber, ‘ »y of F e b ru a ry . A. D. 1! 55 i S fti y^o my s t p s r i e n e e C o u n ty Com tttlsalontra of Bemlnote c o u n t ) Firilsr. M* wife. P. D. S h e p a r d as A dm in a n d b»*t abilities shall be de v o te d t o t h e Klorido, o n o r boforo t b o o i p lr o l l o n o twwal) E. A. I) DU G LASS. Isirotor, William M oore An gas a n d E t t a A. I). 1896, haa filed s a i d c e r tif ic a te (n m y office, a n d h a s m a d e a p p lic a tio n for t a x a d m in istre lio n a n d a d a l r a of thia i m p o r t a n t t h ir t y d a ye from t h e first p u b lic a tio n of Clerk. B. It Ins*, o r a n y ef t h e m or otherwise office. By Jos. C. R o b e r ts , D. C. this notice, a n d up t o o n d u n til 3 o ’clock claiming a n n te re o t In t h e p r o p e r t y here­ deed t o iaeue fn a c c o r d a n c e w ith lew. Geo. G. Herring, Sincerely, p. m. on too 2 0 t h d a y of A pril, A. l>. 1016, inafter described, a n d t o all p a r tie s claiming Sold c ertificate e m b r a c e s t b o following dewcrlb ed p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S e m in o la cot conncrltieq Counsel for C o m p la i n a n t . __________________ v 0 E 0 . 0 . H E I t R I N O . a t th a c o u n t y c le r k ’o offire, a t t h a e o u r tb o u a o an In te r e st in said p r o p e r t y , t o - w it: ly , Florida, to - w it: N o r t h H of S W U o f 4 8-Frl-9te to Sa nford, Se m inole c o u n ty , Florida, for S o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of t h o N o r th w e s t q u a r ­ N W I f , Sec. 4. T n . *0 ft._____________ R a ng* 11 B. tho p r u r h a e e of 1260,000.00 Sem inola C o u n ­ F O R CLERK O F C IR C U IT C O U R T ter, Section T h ir t y - o n e , T o w n sh ip T w e n t y assessed a t H a v i n g been asked by a n u m b e r of votora t y . F U r id o , R e fu n d in g e n d High troy bonde, N otice e f Apsllcatlen far T e x D e e d U n d e r S o u th , of R a n g e T w e n ty - n i n e E a e tj S o u t h 10 acres. T h e »ala la n d be in g aseaoaod t b a d a t a o f t h o i s s u a n c e of etech c ertificate a c a n d i d a t e for clerk of t h e said bonde t o b e e r . In t e r e s t a t tbo r o t e o S e s t l e n 6 of C h a p te r 4919. L a w s a* Florida half of t h e S e u t k e a s t q u a r t e r ilrse S o u t h in t h e n a m e ot U n know n. 1 hereby announce my w tbo po»»- t o becomefleminole Unices sa id c e r ­ c o u n ty , 1 hereby on. five a n d o n e half per r a n t per a n n u m , N otice is hereby given t h a t C. W. E n tc - half of S o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of S o u th w e s t tificate shall be r e d ee m e d a cc o rd in g t o law . ‘ si Supsfialsodant of Public Inst roc Ion for cn oo uu rnte e ofmyself for t h a t office, subject t o th e sn d ore d o t e d J u l y 1st, 1016, i n te r e s t p a y ­ m tngsr, purchaser of T a s C a r t fiesta Nn, u s r t e r a n d levs S o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r of ' Ssmlools County suhject to t b s decision of tb s ta x doed will Issue t h ere o n on t h e 4 t h d a y P * « < ^ r a t * « prim ary, a n d soJiett yo u r vote. able s e m i - a n n u a l ! ) , principal s n d I n t e r e s t 196, d a te d th e 6th d a y of J u n e A. D. 1910, lo u th e a it q u a r t e r ) W est th r e e - q u a r t e r s of •Toicnilo tbs* comui* Primary. __ I will a p p r o b a t e y d u r e upport d u rin g t h a payable ot Now York, s t a t e of Now Y o r k , baa Died said certificate in m y office, a n d tho S o u th w e s t q u a r t e r of t h e N o rth e ae t nf April. A. D. 191A Witness m y official s i g n a tu r e a n d se al c a m p a i g n . G u a ran te ein g , If elected t o give sold b o n d s t o be issued, consisting of t w o b o s m ade application for T a x D eed to is. q u a r te r . W est q u a r te r of S o u t h e a s t q u a r ­ th is th e 3rd d a y o l k la r c h , A. D. 1916. m y whole tlmv t o d do my u t m o s t t o fill hundred o n d fifty b o n d s of t h e d e n o m i n ­ au# In a cc ordanc e w ith law . S a id certlil- t e r of N o r t h w e s t q u a r te r , West half of (seal) E . A. D O U G L A S S , t h e office to y o u r satisfaction. ation ol 11000.00 each, m a t u r i n g J u l y l e t , c o la e m braces tha following de sc ribe d p r o p ­ So u th e as t q u a r t e r of N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r of Clerk C ircu it C o u r t Sem in ole Co., Fla. B. A. Howard l > * candldato for County 1946. T h e c o u n t y of Se m inole reserves tb o e r t y situ a te d in Sem in ole c o u n ty , Florida, S o u th e a s t q u a r te r . E a s t half of N o r t h e a s t J O H N K. M E T T I N O E R . B y V. M. M c D a n ie l. D. C. Bunerintendent of l a b ile Instruction. option t o r e ti r e In n u m e r ic a l order b o n d e t*-erlt: u s r t e r o f N orthw e st q u a r t e r of 86-Fri-5tg CtJAlJFICATION: Mr. Ilo ira rd bolds a IJfo I hereby announce my candidacy for the r o d In t b e e m o u n t of fBOOO.QO each y e a r f m j n . o u t h e s e t q u a r t e r S e c t i o n Crr Utica'# and Diploma .Issued b y th* Michigan Uon of Clerk of the Circuit Court for Seminole 1917 tn 1916, b o t h Inclusive, a n d t o re tire ■*BM »nd N W J f , o f N E H of N E I d , S e c . h 4 T P , ^ T h i r t y tw o Towttehlp Twet»t> ■ S o u th SUts Normal CoBeg* where bo studied tomin- County a t the primary In June. b o n d s ’ in t b o a m o u n t of 110,000 each y e a r 20 Sm ith , flange 29 E. T h e se lu - letttp bnipV 'R k j g e T w e n ty - n in e E s e l. W est • h a lf of An O r d i n a n c e A m e n d in g H e r tlo a 246 o f t h e uouWy lor Av# y r a i ^ taking In addition to tbo R e v is ed O r d i n a n c e s «f t h e Cl tv of H aaIf elected, I shall give the t-ffleo my very beet from 1937 t o 1944, b o t h inclusive, sa id assessed a t tho d a te ol t b s issua nc e oT affi*h half of S o u t h w e s t q u a r t e r of N o r th ‘ ' fa rd , e f 1916 perwwtal attention at all ttmos and endeavor to bonds to b e sold, s u b j e c t t o t h e a p p r o v ­ c e r t if l r a ta in the n a m e of J . roller* courao, fpm i r i S e m e d R t W 1 q u a r te r , E a e t half of W r i t half of Tbs "Mr lory 'n idT-ieoc# ol E ducation, and P u L - I j a c r it* your support. Be it o f d a ln e d b y t b o M a y e r a n d C i t y a l opinion of Messrs. Dillon. T h o m s o n A Unless said certific ate shall be r _ Very truly. Mortfccail q u a r t e r of S o n t b w t s t q u a r te r . anaslvision. O s .nlao. Diudiod jjPs lie Sctool jugcr * D. ‘L T IlR A SftKH. Clay, o b t a i n e d b y S e m inole c o u n ty . F l o r ­ a ccording t o law t a s deed will issue — Bout beset q u a r te r of N o r t h e a s t q u a r t e r of C o u n c il of S a n fo rd . F lo rid a : on 2Bth d a y ot March A. 0 . 1916. V i t tbs Ftato Unlregaity of Indiana, ono year a r T h a t It shall b e u nlaw ful for s a y p e r ­ ida, s n d said bond* will b e sold, d e li v e ry S o n th e a q t q u a r te r . E a s t half of S o u t h e a s t the Waihlnf.oa KrWids Aeodemy, and took a bust I hereby a n n o u n ce m yse lf as a c a n d i d a t e to be m ad e five d a y s o t te r a c c ep ta n ce of A lia, T a s Certificate No. 119, d a t e d t h e q j i a n e r of So u th w e st q u a r t e r of N o r th - so n t o r u n a n y a u to m o b i le on a n y public fours* a t tha M i n a Business Col less. s t r e e t of (he c ity o t S a n fo rd , within t h * t o succeed myself a s clerk of the circuit H d. I 'o y m e n t s for sa id b o n d s t o be m o d e 6 t h d a y ol J u l y A. D. 1906. Hold onrtlfiTEACHING E X P E R I E N C E : H e taught ono c o u r t of Seminole c o u n t y subject to t h e w - t b i n said period of five day* a f te r on c a t a embrace* t o e following de sc ribe d prop- w m ^ - q u a r t e r , Section T h i r t y . t h r e e . T o w n ­ fir* lim its a t a g r e a t e r sp e e d t h a n tw e lv e s h ip - T w e n t y S o u t h , R a n g e T w e n ty - n i n e mile* a n h o u r ; o r on a n y p u b l ie s t r e e t In n u in tbo country district school, one year in D e reo c ra tie p rim a ry t o be held J u n e 6 th c eptane e of bid. All bids m u s t be a c c o m ­ a r t y sit us ted m Sem in ole c o u n t y ,, Flbri" l a w _Wc*t . hqH .-of* N o r t h w e s t q u a r t e r of t h a c ity of Hanford outs: Waxhington Priendi Academ y. a n d had d a war* tb la y e a r and solicit your Support. M p of t b a fir* lim ­ If panied w ith a certified c h ec k for one a n d to-srit: 11 acres In c en ter of N r i of S W ^ of tureseatul sxpsrisoc* ns Superintendent of o l y elected can only p rom ise in the f u t u r e t h e one half pe r r a n t of t h e a m o u n t of b a n d i of B E t i its o t o g r e a t e r r o t a of sp e e d t h a n fifteen (leas beg. 6 cha E. ol N W cor N p rth e ae l quarter*W{»*--W est half of Eavt lto h a lf of s a i d * W e a r b ^ ifil W est half of. N o r th e* an he mil KbooU t a m o painstaking care and close a p p l i c a ­ to be sold. T h e c o u n t y com m issioners of r u n E 10 ehs, 8 30 Iks, W 10 eks, N 30 of Northwest- q u a r t e r of South* went q uisrtdr r Ur. Howard prepared himself especially foe a tio n to the office t h a t I h a v e glean ,1 In t h a S c ro ln o te -b o u n ty , F lo rid a, re serve t h e r i g h t Iks., Sec. 3, Tp. Bl 8, R. 29 E. And, In t u r n i-n fg *c o rn ers t h a speed _______of _a n qux itl 1,1,7* werk In t b s aersico of tbo Public Schools p a s t . u to m o b ile shall be r e d u c e d t o eig ht miles ■* Respectfully, ‘Iff t o reject a n y a n d all bide. Proposals should T h r said land b rin g assessed a t t h e d a ta a t o f ^ T io u th w e a t q u a r t e r of S o u t h t a t t aper and U perhaps tbo best equipped of any man h o u r; a n d U ahall b© unlaw ful foa a E. A. D O U G L A S S . I« e ddressed t o t h e Board ol C o u r t y C om - of th e Issuance of such certificate in th e qiu»r u f c r w r ^ * W h t half of S o i f t h t i t t q u a r t e r person t o r u n or d r iv e a n y a u to m o b ile *ln In the county for tb s office of County Sup­ misslcndrs of Seminola C o u n t y , Florida, a t n a m e of c. C, Stoflvrgen. Unless said «if 3 o 1 f llit* a t q u a r t e r *d S o u t h r a t i q u «rt«r. a carele ta or negligent m a n n e r . erintendent of Public Instruction. He deserves HiClonl, F lorida. TAX A S S E S S O R — * /, certificate shall be re dee m e d a ccording to So u t f, w r r * t q u a r t e r of So u th w e st qURrtwr, he re /e lul consideralion Of all t b s voters of P i n e d th ia flth d a y of M a r c h , 1916. Witness m y h a n d as clerk of th e B oa rd law s t a s deed will Issue t h ere o n on the Ka>t half of 9outli% #s| q u a r te r . fWctltn 1 hereby announce myself a c a n d i d a t e for * H. W. I I E U N DO N , he rcunty. C om m iss io n e rs of bem lnote M t h d s y of March. A. D. 1916. T hree, T n w n i h lp Twrrity*C#ne S o u th . K a n i e re-election to the ofljee of t a t assessor, s u b ­ of C o u n t y F re a ld e n t C i ty Council. je c t t o the Dem ocratic prim a ry. Your s u p ­ c o u n ty , F lo rid a, a n d t h e teal c l said t w a rd , ALu, T s s Certificate No. 712, rlatsd th e Twrnty-nln«i l U i t , S o u t h v f R t qu»r<«r of I he reb y c e rtify t h a t the foregoing o r ­ on this th e 21st d s y of M a r t h . “ A. D. 1916. 6 th d sy of July A D. 1997. 8 std certifi­ N o rth e ast q u a r te r . » r « | *hatf ot N crthw e«t d inanc e we* d u ly pasved by th e city coun. FOR 8 U E K IF F p o r t will be appreciated (seal! K A D O U G l.A FF . • I am s c a n d i d a t e for ro-sloctlon to t b s c a t e r m b r s r r r the following described prop. q u a r te r «f N o r t h weft q u i t t e r of N o r th - ell of Hanford, Florida, in re g u la r aeaaion, A VAUGHN. Clerk Hoard of C o u n t y C om m issio ners of olPre of Ihrriff of Seminole c o u n ty . I (eel l d i. | q u a r te r , Ket*ion SI*, Toi*i)»htp Twi-nty- t b i t fith d a y or M a rch, 1916. ftjr i• it muuatte e d in He Seminole tn Inole ccount o u n ty , F n loorr ids. , •* S sm lnolc C o u n t y , F l a . luMiHed in *»klng t h e people ot Ibis c o u n ty U>-wit Hang* T w e n ty - n lg e Ki«ts It \ v t , or S W I . ol s w i t of S R I , Sec on* South, ( ••a ll JA S. Co R O B E R T A . I hereby immune* myself n s candidate for 6 1 - T t c s A P rl-9 tr io( r.* election t o this office, o w i n i to t h e the office ol T ss Aasewxir, an l ott ihe ground half of North*a*t « u i r t « r 9. T ,p 21 8, It. 29 r T h e s t i d land being North C l ly Clerk. f * t \ , l h a l I b a r e n o t yet bod tbl* office for of i**mnsl Inlrgrujr, food ritivettihlp. and kna of South .weal q u 1 r t r > , *S e r t I o n i ii e » » r d at the d a t e of the iaauanr© A pp ro v e d by me t h i t 6 th d a y of M a rch, » R*i term . W hen my pre vent t e r m of ability to p.-vlorm the duties uf ib« position. I K«v»n, Townnhln Twenty-on© S o u th . • u ch certificate in th* nam e of S. L, lllair. 191 office ripireo 1 will have b e en In office only ask the support of the vo-er* of the County. Unlt-ra l i l d certificate ahall be re deem ed H in g e T w t n t y - n i n i F i a t ; W«at q u a r te r of J , D. D A V I S O N . one hall t e r m by election, a n d let# t h a n one I wiU appreciate your vote and pledge my treat accordin g to law tax deed will taaua t h e r e ­ Houthwcat q u a r te r of N orthe a»t q u a r t a r , M a y o r C i t y oJ S a n f o r d . half term by a p p o i n t m e n t a n d for t h is rea- efforts to give an efficient, equitable, butene***Seetion r i g h t . _ T ownahlp Twenty-on© on on th® Sflht d a y of March A* D. I01C. ftft-F iM tc son I feel t h a t I a m ( M i l le d t o y o u r s u p ­ Ilka admlnstrallon of the office, Al*o, T a x Certificate No. 1 9 | t d a te d th® South, Ita n r e T w e n ty - n in e Kaat; Northeant port and 11 sleeted *111 f i v e t h e offic* m y A. It- r l lA F T E L L . fith day nf July A. I). lfiCfi. Said rertifi q u a r te r of Southwe«t q u a r te r of Soutbcaat t I rlo*e personal a t t e n t i o n In tbo l u t u r o as in c a lp emhracea the following d c tf r i b e d prop- q u a rte r, Section Eleven, T ow na hlp T w e n ty of t b e Cl I f of .Hanferd, Florida * on© Houth. flange T w e n f y-nlne F a i t . the part. a r t y pii nated in He minute c o u n ty , Florida* l ie *1 o rd a in e d by th e M a j o r a n d C ity 1 beg to announce t h s t I aru s c a n d i d a l * I wit) a p p r e c ia t e your- s u p p o r t . You afs* h ereby re q u ire d tn appear be­ Council of Hanford, Flnrtdp to-wit w t , of N W I of S W » t Of SK t*. for no initiation for the offire nt T a t As____________________________ C. M. HANI>. fore it.® il« Ju d ag e uf our C ircuit Court of if** SecT p 2\ H, It. 29 K. T he Raid land f‘»r* Section II '" T h a t no a u to m o b ile , m o to r see.ttr r>| Seminole t ‘t»ut>ly soil e a r n e .lly asi. being «**r*»ed at the d a te of the tasuanr® | ^®vonth Judicial Circuit uf Florida, w i cycle, rycle, or o»»t h e r vehicle ahall be p a r k e d for •t th___ . — If I oefetiy a n n o u n c e myself a c andidate y o u r sUftpori at the {trirnsry In J u n e . ting for He min of© f 'o u n t y on M o n d a y , the night nI» f» a n y of t h e street* of the Cliv of such certificate in the name of C. ( ' sle eted . I pledge tny*el| to a faithful ami fur the office ot ahrrlfl of -Heminol* county, Stoifrrgn Cnlr«a «a id certificate thall the fith d s y of J u n e A M 1916 at the court of Sari b u d , w h lrh irh are pa%e>l p a v ed with b r i c k su>• • rt to th e actln o of th* Dem ocratic ro ru rtrittio u * d|*ehstge of the dutle* run, be f td 'rn n l acrrtf>11ing l«» law t m deed hrtu*#. 4i f • a I•| r n u n t y to a Rawer a hit! of Any t e h i r l e m ay In- p a r k e d for the night prill, . r ) to lie held J u n e Gib, 1916. If nerti-ii w i 1 1. ihe +i(fbe comidalnf eihlbiteif s r i ( n « t yi»u In our rill i • * i j * r'.i rcuii nn th e ^ A lh *la> of March on »ti) u n p a v e d Afreet at a point |e*a t h a n II II G U T I I K I E r j . r ’.d I pledge myself to fulfill tile duties • Aid ro u t! by K M i m n ftnf»ertii. a n d in unc h u n d r e d f»*«l from any interAectton A. I» I I of ■-i , office to tho tiesl of rnjr ability, do fu n hrf a inf rrc e f v r what nur said court ti f *ald u n i m p r o v e d at r e e l . ” Al* 1 l a t Certificate No. 15*3, d a te d the _______________________ e . e . n n A i> t I lil t i. LG I HI. t T I HE Sect ion » “ No vehicle fn a n y p a r t of I n d da> *f June, A, l>. I f*13* Said ceri.fi- ■hall pnnalder in th a t bthalf. rMher write th* eomrdainant will nrnceed e t p a r t e ! » h r city *hall follop* t he fir® englno, *or hoae 1 hereby armourer myaell a candidate f«»r c a l r rm lifB ffi t h*’ follow,rig de«Cfil»e*1 prop t t t l t COUNTY COMMI.HjilttNKH It la further urtlrfftl and adjudge*! lh a l 1 ta rria g e a , up o t h e r lir>* a p p a r a t u t , when reprcacrtl at l»e !ti the *tate bgl.latute front e rty -iMiatrd m Semi note c o u n ty , Florida, I f,.rel») snnounew tnyssilf as a raridtdate for Svminoit. r .mitt >. aul.jret to thr* l >*entt ^n-w ^ m,t„,, NwWui* tf| |*ij Id I*h*>d once a week fur t hr Fire J le p a rt men! ia renptindittg to an M . of SF»* and «»l j$f-; SK i ihl* nr-fi-r be tr,. ' ► of County Commix* inner of the t h e r s l l r pt i m e ) Sec ■ I p *1 S It *;»y" K The* aald land *!,** than ■ • * l u > *e*ka i m n i r d l a l r l ) . ^la rm . or r e tu r n i n g from a lire, at a r|r»e®r t ., ,-.loner ItUtrtrt of Seminole County, .o b ­ J J D ll K I N S t l N . . . r . ^ . t a t t h s lis ts c | t l,r l u u t n r v , P i t a ' l l ^ a**1? f’.l h n*1*y. . 0f J u "* A" l l -• ifistonre t h a n o n r h u n d r e d a n d fifty ya rd s; ject o* the Democratic Primary, a n d aolicit the cf Wti. hr r r t l f i r . t r Intho rtsm r uf U nk n o w n J ' V ' ”’ llrreld. s n r w . p . p r r a n d no v shiria following * a m r fire so n o r ; 11 U M * « rt r in .« of every voter In the 4th District and ask r u* *11811 *ti a 11 rp»f*©n lh® rtierd Unit!, t l n b ••nl rertlficat*’ »hall be m l r r m p i l l*ubltahri| in H,nftird fteminole < n u n l ) 1 atua t n r d the lim it, pf«»rrlb preAcribrd FVtpHng "hit I am in i»iin*r-**(rin #1f all t h r im .Ia for 1 i *up|to-> anti I want tiro at thl. time to f » r t » ■ * ! h »■ a 111 f t Alt: to ' h r ( »1 11 l ff*» 1 r«»0 v t h r urrjtna nrt* ot t h r l ‘U> i»f H inford ■cctir i r in i*w i * b ilrnf will I»#up t hereon F i .Wilfirsi 1 hr* lit niif t bl» • J * m «* pr —. that tf I am elee-rd tha- t will aork t l i l l n n i n t h i - t p r t l i i n Afitl ill H i l l l U t r ©fill IV r Hrriujg J K v*r y h a r k , ifray* timnlbu*, ofi 11* - ' I h day of Vlarrh A lb l U1C Ir tn ©. J 11it 4© •if -tyr • aid r . i u f l and f: a fjf nl hrf vr blrjp, fur n hich a I t T f i t r Ii f® fi-.’ o t and and all th* ime for our District hrlii a nf i hr 'ff|iin»6in t h i t n r « rn 1 1 r r 1r I VV ' ri♦• * my official r ig n a l u r r and *eal f in u j! t i i i 1r f la, ant) 1tip Aral l h©i r ii f at q u l m l by t h r r t i > # or an> ir h ir J * ©ng©f©*! I . *,,r forgetting or overlooking 1be larger Iht- r i l l b*- » r Ir-« rnrl> frrr»v*-*1 I*y the t n t« r , thia ilu J?*lh day of February A I>. 1916. 1hr (*ouM llu m r In Sr r «4n o Ip (' bu M v in r a rry in g frrighl nr p«aa®ng®ta fnr hira* e -*1. -o it.e entire Coubly and will use my t**r nf Svmlfinb r n u n ty I m nnuunrr my r a n d ' all F. A D O U f lL A S S . FlurM® , 111(■ 17th day ©•f F e b r u a r y A 11 whllr i n any atr®©t nr itubllr p|*.rr b®(»r©n ef-** * to work in harmony with the ( W d«<ry f r *1 rtioff to I hr Ir g t f l i t u r r . * di-rk f ircult < o lift Se fit inula Co., Fla. 19 1fi iro—. nrrs of the other districts toward the up- ■Lib fret tn i |ip I Jr mnr r a I »r iirirtiary <« J u n r ■yfiinrt iri«t *finrtsr ahall c a rry a light on y a i i n f i f ; LASS, l-ulldng nl th* enliro County *»l Frr-htr r i t h r r iid® tn front, •*# ®rrang®«l to th ro w J f h Alt NAT?. m lnoir r i r fit <if i h r 4 'irruif r*nurt '»f Sr n . p. s w o p e ■anl light -for w ai «J in lh© dir#rtknr. raul i 'nunt > . H u riil ■ v®Mcl® n»a> b® g tin g I 1Ir a)I til ore t m r n t f l n g Mectian 213 of I h r ■y. the I I "f He ml nob bl h i I ti I i,.rel«t a n n o u n c e my c a n d i d a r y for re Srrl inn I Tb© M ayor may In hit «11»U rt iard O n l l f i i n m of (hr t Ilf of Nan* < 4tu n I > el. • O. ro t h e om r r uf c ount > comromrratinn r»tabli#b public *I • n a Ir>r v rh irlra (»«.! 1 hrf eh > ■nr.Dufim my CAf><Ji*jAry for the * "I iKf F o u r t h H U trlrt of H# ml not© fof h If •©, anil r*q ui r® th a t ©uch *®hleliHi I t » 11 ii r tl a j n ©tf It) Itip M a y u f a m l City ni4«yu*P ..f in-jif F'«rn *a t »i r tn the »t«tr tegi*t*ir' i r a■111 ©til b p;pf ©rial** yau f AUpficirt r r of piirallan for I al U c r i l I ndr* urrurs y (hn «tr©«f only al au©b f t a m l , whan CoUFiril of Sanfurri, Florida ff N «tl 1»t i * * fur He fit in o le m g n l y If e le c t e d l w a ltir g for ©mployrn©nt A d©*©ripl!on nf Harllun t of ( 'h s p l r r 4MB, Law » of FI or ’ St *n o n l T h s t Sffllwn 24^ of thi* lUf prom ise a n ' I u n u t and fa ith fu l p e rfo rm J A H AUK ■u©h itin«I a hilt b* a n t a r i d on t h© min Ida lsr<! Ufdlnsftf®* of lh® CJiy nf Hsu ford of i u e « of *1 1 tin tie* f a l l l f i f on far to th e bent Nolle® »• hffif ©b > gjvrn that F harli-a ul ©* o f eh© **11y I ’rni n H l . I 9 H b® « m » n d r d t o rvwd a* (qjlcFWW* “ No I’hflli pa. purcha»©r nf | t t f'rrtlflrst® Nn SffiCfion ■ Any p©raon viola tin g an) I i«kr i>iraiur« In ftnnourtrtn£ m >■•■»«If a of m y a b l l i t j , I e R r n e « t 1 y aottett y o u r fiE fio n D (e rs !m g or d r i v i n g sn y VF-hirl© filfi, da te d th® filh day of Jun© II of th© [ifovlaiona nf th© lorwgolng orilin* can b i i i r fur th e ofliee of c o u n ty rommi# l a c f u i f t tn i l i r f > e t n o r r a t lc p i l m * f ) t n ^ be If •toil t h® i s m © or lrs«S ! l s t a n d i n g on 19 1 1. ban filed • aid c©r*Ificati* in m y of n r i d o n J u n e fit ||a upon c o n v l r ti o n t h®r#nf ahall b© pun ■innrt , f tb« Fifth d U t l r r t of Seminole It rapref fully. iiy (luliLr 9ir*ct in thr clly of Hanford fie#, and hs« m s d® sppJicsH on for ( s i do®d •nr*,, lahad by Im p r U n n m a n t not axr®©dlaK t h ir t y cuqnty.^ Bubivct to t h r next DamotTitlft i ®pt t h a t it h©first dra w n up lo and to luu© In sc rordanc® with I i * / Bsid i a r - day*, or by fin© nof ©trr®dtng tw o hur.dr©d K I I A N K I . W O O D H I ' ftp. pflmary' T h e n k i n f you for a n y eraistRnrp arsuat with lh* curb tin®: providad, however, tlfirat© Ambrarr* lh© foUnuhlnc dw*crf b«d and fifty dollar* M you may r e n d er me, I I B First ttrawt from ihr ruat aid® of pro p a rty ■ itu a ir d in Hesniinol© routffy, Pa«»®d thia fil h d a y of M a rch. 1916. ( r i A hf a candidal*f fnr Jh® paaltitm of J rrspoclfully announce mjrsoJf a con- hatk on Vrr y He■pectf u tly , svanu®, to th® t a a l aid® of S anford r t u r id a , to-wit; Hag. 9A Ika W of 8 E cor l i f r i i ' i j t i v i ' to the s t a t e lugula ture, t u b II. W. H E R N D O N . K. U K U .U K K .a tlidnle for lhc office of comptroller. 1 >®nuo all vahlrlra, ©leapt m o torcyclra or Fr ©aider t C i t y Council. Jrc t to the deciaion oD of S W k of S W U S«c 15. T p 20. Hangs a fi jhK -D ® m ocratfc pri h iry clra rnuit pa rk s t lh® curb lina a l an tm familiar with its duties, find if elect­ V haraby ©artlfy t h a t th® foragoln^ or* 32. Hun N f i l l rha W 4,02. H «.33 cha., I hereby. _________ Announce ___ myaell ____ a can d id ate m i r y to be held Jut*® ^ i E * * I will a p p r a up® nf fort v-five d#gr#©©: pftv ld a iis fur- E 4-02 cjia, 3 aerra dlnanrw * u dijly paaaad njr I h® C ity Coun* ter the tiiflce of c o u n ty comrrlwiioner for l a te your eupport ed promise faithful - and unremitting lb*r, t h a t this section «haU not apply In -Respectfully, Th® At'id land being *A«6»®«*d si lh© data rll of S anford, Florid®, |n regular a©*«lon Kir*! dlatiict* of Seminole c o u n ty , tubw r » ice. ny l u m which ii hark©d up to t h f curb of tha iatuanr© of iurfa rrrllfW sl# in tha t h l i filh d a y nf M arch, 1916. M J HO LL Y to rnflofRcm ent ot t h r P t m a c i l l t c pri( i f lh© purncs© nf l o a d ln i or unlnsding, n am«i of W. W. Hi an ford. (•©a!) JA S . C. R O B E R T S , Pnl©«« said > of June U K 101 If elected, I hat® Mch piu»t b* p ro m p ll y don© C i ty C lirk ©©rtiflfat© ■hall b® r®d®©m©d accnrding to onljf ©nr proniUo l o m i k e —t h a t I will b© S iJIi Mil. IMMfU) No autnraobil® Ahall b6 bark©«l from ila law t s i d r r d will |««u® Ih rrro n oq lh® 3CMh A f»i»r y * ©ij by m© thia fith day nf March rt|.jAi itiHI ju*r tfj ©vary r l t i t c n «f ih* cn^ I hereby annuuncp my c g n j i d a r y for reir k in g tdac© tin an) uf th^ •trurin at ih»* d i k IJf M ■ r r h. A f * ! 9 1 fi \ 91 ♦ ! liTv •-siunly, welching wrll ev ery r i p c n d i elecimp fur member uf , ('mini y School t y, w l| nctuf fil ml gibing nn® di*l I net • 1 g J 1» D A V I S O N . \S i t n rrty oftirlat tig naluf® anti n a ! >u»c r.f j | h r pro pits'll nfonry I will ip p ru ilu e f d in f»ntr i d Ni*. I with t h r horn or other warning ap j t h it th 2 fith flay of F » l« m a r > , A I> 191 fi M ayor C ity cf S anford. r air >-<Kir »up port. r v FnasT E K f.® F n l l r t A. I l l i l T . I ASS. ______________ r». w SFK.Sf K it d th|»_^Di dsy nt yinVl 1 *; *ertr , : tv*-utf t'r n ir t ffemtnnir cm . rtx 1 JhajreJUy *«<i»**«•♦ «»y e-wwdtdeey fur b * f11 fij f| Fraud .* K tt I By V M. M eD sniri. D C. I resident L il y C.ouncil. 64-Frl &te NOTICE TO PU U U C t n i e r t T h i ToTIowIng In your cob coaitiun of member^ of the C ounty Hchodl 1 h e reb y re rt i l y t h a t th* foreColnx Or­ um m -* Jiuard for Seminole. C o u n t y . Having a b W hereas, I t is t h e tleeire of t h e b o a r d of nape© wsa duly — . nataad- by t h s ' C it y . t<!• iqun I har® btf£n r e q u e a tr d b y A « voter* Ms, re a d y aarved one t e r m ' I feel t h a t m y teftn c o u n ty tontm of 8 * g i l, o l o c o u n ty lo> r 11 nf S s n fo td . Florida. In regular erosion, In Clresll Court . ft, t e n t h Ju d lr la l Clrrui change th e biselooere Florid®. Ir thi» distfict t o anoo u n e* niy»*lf for c a n d f ' oi'ii'SIre will apeak ftft itealf. o u n d a r ie s cf th* e le r li o n pis-’ In a n d For Hquilnot* C a n a l f. Florida bte 6 th dsy of M a rch , 1916. f \ ; c . y, ii a it it i s o n . da te for t h e office nl c o u n ty c o m m i H i o n r r c inrta Due a n d T h r e e , so t h a t th* b o u n ­ I* C k s n c s r ) ’• ' (teal) , J s s C. RtbertF,for the ^fifIh O la trfc t of Hominole county daries of th* sa id 'e le c t i o n p re cin cts One CHy Clerk. T n 8. It. H e r r in g to n »nd I*. TV, Ifar*. that! ■n t thrrefure a n n o u n c e my caniflfdiaey for b - ‘ entirely P.FKided in cemmosemnora 1 hereby an rio u n re ^ m y c andidac y for the t p p m v e d by m - this Cth d s y ot M arch tin g tp n . his nil*. Mery A ftsp n a n d —thi* office. II e freied I will promf*^ to paattiun of m r m t r r « f lh** C o u n ty Hoard district 'No T w o, a n d t b e b o u n d a rie s of Lapp, h -r husl.anil, Leo D W hitney sn d ■16 r . ti» e thi* >Hj1ee my ncrio nal ■ tte ntinn mid of I’ubJic Instruction ftu 2. J r - , j * V. Whitney-, bl* *tfn, Kattann *fta p p election p re cin ct ’ Nd. ,7Jir*a aboil b« »»t>rriy *-r J r ' f * DA VIHtrN. f t f ( I k f c t m e r M t of thi© die* 1 InrludiiY in c o m m i s i ip n e i s d t e l r i r l No. . 0 , e , and ----- — I tapp, hts s t i r , t 'h a r l r s i r kfsy»C, C ity uf H*it|<i?d tffrt and S rm ln o le c ounty. I will tbank F.»- 4t 68-Fr.-4tc W i r v i i k. T r u s te e , Florida N a s a l Mitre. therefore rK voter* who r*r. c o n illten11>' fivi' me their Resoiveu t y th e board uf r o u n t y commieCommisston C o m p an y , s c o r p o ra t io n sinners • uppurl th at o unda rie s of e ltc tio n p r e ­ Jl'ttTB E t)E FEAf’K Charles T. Allen and Allen, his cinct No tin e,theas absm k n n o n r m u ktt s ne w estate b* changed 1 h«'rei') xrnnurirr m> r a n i l l d s c / for t h . N O T I C E TO I lt+:i)ITI>lt.H wife, F I IiGlover. Aldan C M e C a lm onl r ffir— nt J u .t r , nf t h- I V i r r for D Utriet and M r t 's l m u n t , his rslfs lle rth a to read a . follows 1 *i l»e a randidatr for rw-eif^c1Ion of he of Nn 1 -• rntrnl. ( n u n t ) . - u h j . c t to l h Regtorutt,* s t 4’ p a in t on tit* s o u t h shoes iri M rC alm onl snd M c C a im n n l fi"'*’ nf < uuniy CommUaioner from the fith f*m- • u f l r . |; r nl ill. D e m o n at it' vut.r* In th e I* the Court *f the t au n ty Judge , Hvmtnule I' hsr husb a n d , 'H a r s h A. M e C a im ont a n d l . i ke MotTloe, on th e west aide a n d a\ I h e ru In i hr rnmmlng primary ol Ju n e T h f fi '16 P r im a r y of J u n , fith, 1916.’ If o lsc to d I County, H tste ol Florida loot ol l a r k a v e n u e r u n t h ro e* t r u t h to - M eC alm onl, her h u sba nd, 1’F.ilena And I tcspecl/ully aak the support of tha voirra p l r d x r m>»«l( to a d m i n i . t e r th* s f l s l r . t>4, 11 r r K*t»te o4‘ llu g h -V , l , r r l : th s i ic s . v r , ( alon* n o rth G Guild and h . . Guild her h u sb a n d cm ihat date and If elected I will rndeavor to Ih^KVlinre ill i n u n t o - d s t s , L u . i s m l i k I vr r V- Hirnstroro i t s D Hall snip* . Halt, hnr ^lua side i f H u g h e y s t r e e t , lo eta intereeectlon nil the - fTis-r i-j t-j ihe b> *i i f my abibiy in m a n n e r to tK* lir.l of my sbillly. T o All C r e d ito r ,, l e g a t e e s , D ixlrlbulee# liand, Jsnnie Fi. peek and C. L. I’eqk, h e r with French aver.ue, I h e a c e s o u th e r ly along tf« u ure aa I have In the pa*t, G E O R G E D HART a n d All T ars o n e H a v in g C la im s Against h u sba nd, Roswell I). F'fllt* r " » r t d '" Louis* tF.s e as t t id e at F r e n c h a v e n u , a n d Its c o n ­ Vfery Truly. Bald E s t a t e ; -. A. Fuller, hiswlfs, Jo s e p h It. T i n l u m t in u a t io n t o it* In te r o e r tio n with section / . T . Me LANE. line be tw ee n se c tio n s one s o d I w s tv s , g o w n I h e r e b y tn n o u n r o t h a t I s m * r s u t l lYou. s n d rscB of you. *rq, h e r e b y n o il- and — ------ T s n t u m . his wife, C. W. F’arnd s t * for Justice of the f e a r s for Tlfst Dls1 ° O * Ui m o f f i t i c f/ntei© nf Divtricl No. 1, tied s n d required tn prevent sn y c l s l m t and ha m snd B srs h A. F s r n h s m , hi* wife, ship tw e jity , s o u t h ol r a n g e t h i r t y e a s t, th e n c e west alo n g said section l in a t o corner t r ie l of Seminole rfiunty. I offer my d o c k et, Heniinbl** C e u n t ) , F . »rik!n: ( Irian.lo K e nnedy s n d F'l sore s K. K e n­ d r m a n d * w h lrh you, or e it h e r of y o u , may J » i >ii t e a rt n g u n c* i iat i a m a i «n d Id ale my m o n th ly report* t o t h . county comh s v s against the e s t a t e ot f v e r V. Slen- nedy. hit wlfs, I n d ian Sprit: gi Railway ol section* t w o , three , t e n a n d e i a t e n . t o w n ­ ship llxenly s o u t h , of r a ng* t h i r t y e a s t , fur jk*®|#cdi>n ha c o u n ty etimmlaainiier, Ills* m tfxtnneri snd m j *#ml s n n u s l r e p o rt t o str o m , decraeed, l»t* of Hsmloots c o u n ty , C o m r u c l t f o n C o m p a n y ., a corporatio n. t h e n c * ‘n o r t h alo n g section line l o c o rn e r 4 tru i No. I, S e m m o l j County* a ubject to th e S t s t c Comptrollar *• sv id e n r* of my Florida, t o the underxtgced A 'l m la i s t r a t f l x Grain- F. F u l l t r » n d ----------Fuller, her ab ility to Ulscharjis lh» d u tie s of the nfKamurl III Fuller a n d ---------- of set lion t w e n t y . els, t w e n ty - s e v e n , t b t l t y your vote In t h e J u n e p r i m a l y» * uf said e sta te , w ithin one y e a r from l i t , d a ta h u sb a n d I . h i l l tstnOLfiv m* e jlle d up lo d s t e Fuller, hla wif*. R c b e r i It- M inty and lour a n d th ir ty - f iv e , t o w n a h lp n i n e te e n Fn anro u rn Ing my candidacy* l-dlu *o with fle*. hereof. • #eallug t h a t I h a v e given th e peoptf.( of m e th o d * but >4111 t»l ‘govern,*! hy the . t s l * • ■■-- M inty, hi* wife, Sam uel Jo n e s and so u th , of ra n g e t h i r t y e se l, t h e n c e Wset D a te d F e b r u a ry 8th, A. D. 1916. a lo n g eerllo n line lo q u a r t e r eectlon corner, th l. dlatilct, anti of th e c o u n ty a t latgc, t it t le s ol th e xtste In ray affirlsl e o n d u e t ----------J o n i a , h i , wits, A. H. Vincent and JA CKHONTTLLE, F I J I . R O B E L. 8 T K N S T R 0 M , be tw een sections t w e n ty - * * s e n a n d t l i r t y ‘ f\ - ---------- V iocant. hta wlfs, W. A. Rogers an unblated a d m l n U t r a t i o o , a n d with a fr®l* of t h s offire. A d m in is tr a tr ix . . T h# F a m ily a n d Tourist four, to w n s h ip n i n e te e n s o u t h of ra n g * . I respectfully solicit t h s r a p p o r t of t h r «ng t h a t If r»-®Jrcf«d mill be in poallton to s a d M. At Rogers , his wife, David R 64-F»i-9tc . Hotel. E uropea n. 1(6 rooms, v o ters of th* distrlet. render un to you a m uch b a t t e r service. J t m i e o n , s n d Elia E Jamison his wits, C. w . t h i r t y east, t h a n n o r t h along sub-d iv isio n • w i t h b a th . Popular L O. S T I t f N G F E L L O W. . A iking at y o u r b a n d s a f a v o r a b l e c onsider E n ts m in g a r *nd Halils E n tx m ln g sr, h it wife D k line t o Lake M unroe, t h e n c e e a s te r ly a lo n g rices C e n tr a l loeatDn. ■Hon, I am. In C lrca lt Court H e e s a l k Ju d i c ia l Clresll N. Horns a n d M l U e i A. H a m s , his wile, 8 a m - s o u t h shore of L ake M u n ro a t o p o i n t ot b e ­ , r L’nfs. tlooklst. R espectfully, —,— W adsw orth, ginning. .. t r i N D L K W. flkltTIL Manager. In a a d F a r Hsxalnol* C o u n t ) , f l e r l d a . l a ual L. W adsw orth p n d D e p a rtm e n t of l b s f s l s r i s r I - A. B R U M L E Y . Hs It f u r t h e r resolved, t h a t t h * hou n d srie w hla wife, J o h n «Tg JlrsnnsB andKlistt J . U. S. Land Offie# s t O olnes.lU e, FIs , A / —— ^ C hanrsry ■* B re n ae n , his wllS, J x s o n L- lUodgstt sn d of election p r e c i n c t No. T h r e e , ■* s a m e ’ no w March 4. 1916 At the a o lH u ti o n of a number of tax payer© T o tb* u n k n o w n heirs of s n d *11 p a r ti t a e.tiste, be r h a n g e d to r e e d as folio s * : -----------lllo d g stt, his wit#, Isabel If. (TUsan given t h s t J o h n If. N o l l e * ' i* hereby •nij votefw^ I have deckled t© become a randb claiming in te res t u nde r H, II. H a r r in g t o n a n d ---------G lb e an t . her h u sb a n d , B s r s h Beginning a t a p o in t on th* s o u t h s h a r k , Oviedo, Florida, who, on M a r c h datw for, County Commlealomer Iff the fitlv- Dh- jfeTuggs’of a n d I’, W. I l a t r i n g t o n , his wits, M a r y P . Brown s n d — Br own, hsr hdaband, ol Lake Monro* a t t h e lo o t of a n d on t h a 26, 1909. made Hom estead E n t r y , ’. No lftct of Seminole Co. Subject to the Democrat!* 46264. A. H a p p a n d ------—- R a p p , her h u - b a n d . H . B. Maher s n d -----M a he r, hip wife weal aid* of P a r k a t a n u s , r u n t h s n e * s o u t h lor Northeast q u s t l s r , Section I I , primary In June. Having lived here for nearly IJ>e D. W hllnsjr s n d . Jsasls V. W h itn e y C a the rine T . Corrvsrs* *nd —>.■* - Cen* ■long said a t s n u * to H u g h e y s t f s a t , t h e n c * T o w n s h i p 21 S o ith , R a n g , 31 E m L T .l U h w thirty-year1 I a m known by every veier In the n s * M eridian, H i filed nolle* of intention lo b i s wlfs, Rartaon R a p p a n d — — R a p p y e n s , her buabsttd , KIT B. M erritt and a a s t alo n g n o r t h aid* of H u g h a y s l r e s t , to owtrict. If elected I nromiae to reive th a pto* m k k a T l T * Yssr Froof, to o s u b l i s h claim l o t b his wife, Charle s C . W a r w ic k , T r u s t e e , — —— M erritt, hi* wlfs, M a t y B a r is n t Its l a l s i s a s e t l o n with F r e n c h s v s n b * , thenc e pie, to t w w of m y ablUty, and will give ■Florid* N s v s l Store* A Com mission C o m ­ Pilcher, a n d Ja a u a H e nry Pilcher., h sr huse so u t h e r ly a l o r g t b s e a s t a i d , of s t f d a v e ­ n d s h o e * deseiibad, before ' Clerk . of i »♦. ™ ib a County careful consider a turn la p a n y , a r a tp c r s U 6 t i , C h u t e s T . Allen h a n d , Charles N . C h s p m a n * V n d -------- - n u e . a n d Its c o n t i n u a t i o n t o it* l o t s r s s s c i mill appreciate your eupport IJ, in yotir Judge- C irc u it C o u r t , i t Sanford. Florida, on t h e a n d . — — — Allan, hi# wife, E • H. Glover, C h a p m a n , hi* wlfs, N s l h s n C. Holden tlo n w ith section line, b e tw ee n sections on* 20th d a y of Aptil. 1916. ment I can serve your beet tn threats. *, Alden C. M s C s i m o n t a n d — — hteCal* a n d — —j— Holden, hi* wile* Erneet M. a n d tw elve, to w n s h ip t w e n t y so u th , ml C l a i m a n t name* as w itnesssi: You re Truly. m o h t. hia wit*. B e r t h s P. M c C a lm o n t a a d Holden a n d — — — Hidden, liolde n, hi* wife. wlfo, Den- r a n g , t h i r t y coat, th s n e * west alo n g sa i d P. W . Grant, of O r l s d o , Florida - II* II. PATTISIIAI.L. M c C a lm o n t, he r h u s b a n d , 1*1 Holden a n d C o ra N, Holden, hit elf* section lina t o t h a c o rn er ot tertjitne two, H, D. Lotlmors, of Oviedo, Florida 8*r4 A. M cCalm ont a n d • _______________ -M r C a iu u in t her Klortnc* Holden a n d ---Holden, hsr thro*, t e a s n d eleven, to w n s h i p t w e n t y I hereby a n n o u n c e m y c a n d id a c y for re* - L o u is Jones, ot Oviedo, Florid* husband, P b lla n a tL Guild,’ and F. 8. Guild h u sb a n d , F. E. s o u t h , of ra n g * t h i r t y e a s t, t h s n e * s o u t h N o t t it t o n and •ja e llo n | q t h e office of com m iaaloner from v o . O. O U M , . . j j g f r f t f t k g . hbueband. u sb a n d , he r iI r s uD . -, H a* lI lI snd N t t t l s t o n , hla wlfs. B yron 8. Ashley a n d s la n g se c tio n tin e t o c orner o t section I w e n t y — — Hail bet, h u s b a n d , J e n n i s E . Pack L?m . ^ U t r t c t , Seminole c o u n ty . I . t *li and lamnty-asvaa t h i r t y - f o u r a n d iM r t y .f i ve Kkti* M Ashlsy. hla wife, Gecrg* C. Muo* *, Rsgiatsr. wiij a p p r e c ia te y o u r gupport In t h e J u n e a n d C. L. r a c k , b a r h u sb a n d . Rosw ell D to w n s h i p t w e n t y s o u t h , of rang* t h i r t y *a*ti ar a n d — M unga r, hi* wif#, W. F. 6 7 - T u i s A Fri-lOtp D e m ocra tic p r i m a r y a n d If re-elected will P u ller s n d L eulsa A. Fuller, hla wife, Jolam a* a a d — <—— Barns*, hi# wlfa, Wil­ thenc * e a s t t o L a k e J e s s u p ; t h e n c * fn, a do my beat t o a e rv e t b e people of ray dis­ tplx R. T a n l u m anil — ------ T a n t u m , hi* lia m C. M c R a e a n d — — M e l ts * , his fterel n a r t k e a * t e r l y d ir e c tio n , along want tric t a n d t b e p e ople ef th e e n t i r e county Nolle* *f Uxte ot 11.000.00, K a n tin a i, w if e , C, W. F i r n h a m a n d t a r a h A. Parn- • i f # , H am lllun M e lts * a n d — — — U p ore t l L aka Ja a a u p t o t h o t t . J o h n * rivar, in th e f u tu r e aa In t h e p a it . h a m . bl* wlfs, D i i a n d o K e n n r d ) a n d F ra n- Use, his wlf*. O t o r g * L ts tr s r a n d ---------- th e n c # w s a t s r i y d o w n aald r iv a r t o L a k e C ona tjt. Floelds. H oe ritl T a x Hch**l IN*l K. K r n r e d y . hla w lf ,, T b u l s a Springe Irtct N#. I Beads > L a*eer. hi* wif*. J o h n A. B r a n c h a n d M, M onroe, t h e n c * southw** l e t l y along anal _ , . C. W, B N & f M i y j t & E R . it w a y C a n e tr u t t U n C o m p a n y , a ear- T . B ranch, hla wife, E. R, p rin ce a n d a a d s o u t h a h a r a of L ak a M u n -o * t o p o i n t N o t Ira 1* hereby given t h a t sealed p r o ­ p o ra tio n . G r a ce F Ft:Mar an’d — — Ful- M. M. I’rlnre. hi* wife, J . J . Com b* a n d of beginning. posals will b# rsesivsd by lb* B a s r a . f i wvf «h e« rr 1#», h n e---------band,l i a t t l H. At t h , roqnoot of n , a g f r l . p d , and P ublic Instruction of , Sam iaol* C o u n t y . Com bs, hts wife, J e m * . B. t Du on B* B# It It fu f u rl r t hh es rr rresolved t h a a n aocuratw ry* F uller a n d .Fuller his self#, R o b e r t s n d — ------ u u n n , x u wtf*. Allen c , G ree­ description ■upportoro I h a r e b p t n h o u r c e m y can d id ac y F lo rid a , on or before l h * s x p I r a U m •» Of t h * change* m ad * In sta c tlo n * t h i r t y d a y s from th* Bret p u b lic a tio n off II. b <’0 e # *1 C o u n t y C o m m i s s io n ,r of nd■ — — — Mi n ley s n d --------- Greeley, bis wlf*, Henry, „M intI F a___ r e r i n s ta o a a s n d t h r o , b* e n te r e d u p o n SEN©IT TOUS”*WE REMITHtOfOTO Bamlnol, c o u n ty for D istrict N o. 2, sub- thr* noUcs. and up t o a n d u n til J o cloek t y , his wit*. S a m uel Jon s * a n d ----h* m in u t e b o o k nf t h i s b o a r d , a n d b* p u b B w estsppl* , n d — — — Bweetgpple, his to t h , docirion of lh* D o m o rrat* p. m, on tk* U t h d a y of April. A. D. t 9 I 9 , Jon**, hi* wif*, A. II. Vlncsnt a a d — wifs, 6 . D. UoFrU s a d ---------- M orris l l t h t d c o c a a w a sh f a r f o u r week* la • new*, I r i r a o r y to b s hold J u n o 6 lh . I will op- a t t h * offle* of tb* S u p e r i n te n d e n t of P u b ­ V inc ent, his xnfs, W . A. Rogers a n d U . his wife, William H>. Paschal a n d M. K. p a p e r pu b lis h ed In t h ia c o u n ty . p reel i t , tho s u p p o r t of ths v o t t r e of Dis- lic I n s t r u c ti o n of Bsralnot* C o u n ty , F lo r ­ A. Roger*, his - wits, D a v id It. Jam ison Paschal,, hla wife, f ^ t h * E. Willard and A n d h e U ' f n r t k t t re ce ive d t h a t lh * for* tfict No. 2 . id* s t Hanford. Florid*, lo t . th # p u r c h a se snd Etta E. J a m is o n , hit wife, C. W. ■ ----- Willard, her husb a n d , J. C. Krajel going d e sc rip tio n of e ls e tln n dU tricM on* Hs* poctfully, of 176,006 Hettiinol# C o u n t y , l lo r i d * 8 p e c E n tx ra ln g e r sn d Halite E n t i m l n g s r . bis a n d C h s iio tte Krajci, his wife, W, IS, a n d I h r s* , a* a d a p t e d by th* bo a rd of G S 7 C.BAY ' jA C «C 0H viL ir.,riA . L. I* H A G A N . tst T s s School D litrtct No. 1 floods, ssid wife, !>. N. Horn* .a n d M a ttie A. Horne, Windsor a n d ----------Windsor, hi* wi/a, c o u n t y c a m m ls s l a n s r s b# re corde d In t h * bis wif*. S a m uel L. W a d s w o r th s n d ---------- Columbia F tn a n ra A T r u s t C o m p a n y , *a r s g l s t i s r i o n of deod* In tb * offire of i k * bonds to b ss r inlsrset s t B l*J« n ot *1W ad s w o r th , bis wif*. J o h n T. R rsnntn At th s t . q u s a t of m sn y t a x p a y e r * snd ceediog tlx per r e s t per s n n u m ; eaid bonde T tn o s ta for 3. J . I lobhs, B a n k r u p t , a cor­ clerk of th* circuit r s u r t , ef B a m ln e l* -c o u n ­ a n d Ellen J . B rennan, his wife, Ja so n L. p ora tion, Warnsll L u m b e r a n d Veneer C o m ­ t y aa r s q u i r e d b y l a w . .i ' **"*> I h s v s d s e l d . d to Itoeoms s cxnill- a re d a t e d J s n u . r y 1st. I 9 I « , loteraet p s y Illo d g a tt a n d «—*-------B lodgett, .hi* wlfs. c.V* R'f r o u n t y c o m m lsricn s r, for l b s 3rd tb l* e em l-snnuelly. n rlnclpsj e n d Intere st p a n y , a corporation,- J o s e p h P. Miaeil* S u t e ot Florida.' Isabel IL Gibson a n d — — — G ibson, bar *od Caroline A. Missile, hi* wife, C harles County of Bsminbte. l i*1''** • ! S ,m lu o i # f o u n t ) , F l o r i d a , sub p a y a b l e *t New York: said b o sd * being of h u s b a n d , S a r a h P. B r a w n a n d ' —:—U C. Warwick a n d -------- - W arwick, hit wife. , 1 J*sreby, Certify t h a t th# ahevw arid forego­ i r , ° 1t h * ,>*m«x**ti« p rlm o fy “ f J u o o 6th. lb# deoowilnstion of. 11000.00 s s c h : a 1 of Brow n, he r h u s b a n d . If. B. M a h e r a n d II. U»*d in w h a t Is now S . m l * 9 Is sa id b o n d s m sturing J a n u a r y »*t, 1946. II. M e r r i tt a n d ---— M e r r ill, hfs ing Resolution . changing the botunJarir* of fl*<---------- M s bar, *ls s i l t , C a th e r in e T . Can^ “ P * s r d s of 40 ysorp I feel Jus- aald Issue of bood# ha* b**n ealldataff n i l , , A. t). F e lle r a n d — — Fuller, hi* Uon Precinct) on# and t h r e - wax duly adopte-I - S - h e p a r d........................., s e r e , nttd — —— C o averee. he r huibarnd,’ •Urn -P. D. i ** . ' D S o k i n g t h is a n n o u n r e m o n t. II a n d confirm ed b y * deers# .oI lh# Circuit hs A d m i n is„tr af|t oTr , WU- and mad* a h a r t of t h . Minute* nf t h s Heard In lh* Clrsnlt C o u r t . H e t e n l b J a d l e t s l Cir C o u r t Of t h e S a vsutb J u d i r i s i Circuit, In Fill B. M e r r i tt s n d — ■- ■ M e r r i ll , nie lisra Moor* Ana** ‘ “ Pffgti t.s -_ * u , « m y best Ju d g m e n t ond • . s a l t , l a a n d F a r S a n t l n a l s C o u n t y , Flsr wife, M ary S a r g e n t P ilcher a n d Jason f t a p p ea rin g by ■worn bill. In n c ertain s» t f.V W i l t s of t h o taxpayer* a n d for Samlnoi# C o u n ty . Florida, d s U d Ida. l a Chaucocy N o v e m b e r 80th, 1918. a n d t s i d . b o o d * will H e n r y Pilcher, h e r h u s b a n d . Chart** N. c auas, wherein K. Mason R oberta la t o m “ L M ^ n 'U,‘r 01 • « c ounty. . s n d R e a l t y T r u s t C o m ­ C h a p m a n and C h a p m a n , hi* w4f,. p l s l n s n t a n d th* a b a c * a i m e d p a r t i s , »•* s u p p o r t of tho toxpsysr* be sold u n d e r e*ld e a l i d t t i o n «|*et*Oi sa id pNa.n yt .. . *Btenetrom cffMal Seal. , cor Far* Lion, . C a m p i s i n n n t . bond* will b* sold lor d s ilx a r y w ith in lie s [olden, hi* wlfs. N o t h i n C. Holden a n d — * n d qusliflod vqtore o t District No. 8, I a m a re d e D n d a s t s , filed la o u r CTrcult C , u t t t A. D O U G L A 1 ., **.’ l m * > t. M. Holden day* a l t a r acespiaax*- • ( k *d: p a r m a n t In and _______ — H olden, his for th * B avanth Ju d ic ia l Circuit of Flor­ (San!) f . . . . C h t k C l r n t t t C ourt. R u d o lp h F. N y m a n , G o o ro n n * O. N y m s n wits, IDnntsl Holden a n d C ora M. If el den. ida, In a a d far 8«mini full for aald bond* to b* m ad * within said ' C “ o u n t y , Florida, Inole 6»-Fri-4t* Ily V. f . Dougtaax. D. C. MipMh • y~ r r "" £ V E ™ £ • j ** Candidate For Comptroller 'W m fgl E. P. THAGARD 3393 { roR. OLD vK TIRES TUBES COPPER BRASS LEAD ROPE SCRAP IR O N RUBBEI f S e C Write For Pried 131 \PfNIN5UlMHETALCO. / 1LEGAL ADVERTISING 3«.Tpt!rrjs-d&gr*,. f . e , ' .... ; . -: ’. i i a j �62— 4t J» For Sale—MX lot located on First (treat, opposite Robbina Heat Hotel. You can buy this fine piece cd prop­ erty cheap oBT*liberal terms. Atfdreaa R. Bucksbaum, Tampa, Fla. Chit-Ghat of the Play Houses In Sanford dies* Panam as f5.thing to .wenr on street otautoing $2.50 W a sh Skirts This is Ar great season tor Skirts and Shirtwaists and,our spring styles are far* more *at­ tractive than ever be fore, and some as low in price as Fancy Parasols Faaaie Ward Tepight For tbe first time Jn twp years he ha*, been with tin; Jesse L. .Jiasky Company, the publie will have rhe opportunity to see Horace 1). Car* (tenter, (be excellent character man of that orguiiisatlo.ii, aa ha really is, A* '* member of tba all star ejut supporting Fannie Ward in Hector Turnbull’* photodrama, "For the Defense," a Paramount Picture, which will bo aeon at the Star The­ atre tonight, Hr, Carpenter is seen for the first time without-» makeup. Mr. Carpenter has appeared In practically every production III the I.ufky Company have made slurs "The Hquaw man" end photodramstlc authorities consider him one of the best rharactsr artists on the screen, hot always, his real fea­ tures huvo been concealed beneath false hair or heavy putty tnakeupa. During »h* first few scenes In "For, the Defense," Mr. Carpenter wse' noticed to be quite a little upset Type* of Southern llcauty bluebird Photoplays have been fortunate in the. selection of Louise Lovely us leading lady of thqlr com­ pany presenting "The Grip of Jealousy" at the Star Theatre ©n Saturday, .Mar. 26th. Tho story of the play demands In the principal role a girlish beauty of that particu­ aa a chaae of a alavc girl by blood­ For .Sale—One good family hors© lar southern type that wove en­ hound*; tbe aenaatlonal reacue of a not afraid of autoi. good wagon and during romance into the ante-bellum girl captive from a Mississippi river •learner; the •entangling incident* of harness,' nearly new saddle and days of ths south. bridle, 4 axe*, 2 croscut agw*, 2 log , Ths quaint styla of drees, then a bitter feudal fight, and oth^r re­ chains, 2 ga* or oil drum*. M. &. affecibd by (he women V*low' the minders of “the eolith before the Nelson, Box HAS, Sanlord.rFla. M*soii-\jiion line Is not well adapt­ - * 62-2 tc ed to the average beauties of these For S a l e - Thoroughbred , R. I modern times, when skirt* sr«* short rd Egg* for hatching.7fiS)0 for 14. Very humiUpting is the lot of the and hate are of alt style*. But to . M. Haynes, Herald 'Office. the- rare accomplishments vf the wife whose w jbsnd turn* craven at tho time of m*ii. clever actress Louise Lovely, la gift­ A strange end intensely fascinat­ ed by nature, to add Just the style For Sale or Rent—Several house*. of physical charm that looks be­ ing story of a weak husband facing Magnolia and Palmetto avenufsj witching in the crinolines and jaunty loss of fortune and reputation, and W. J. Thigpen. 29-tf heudgeur of other days. of his brave wife Is the Aforosco Greco Thompson Is another beau­ photoplay "The Code o( Marcia ty in tho cast of "Tne Grip of Jeak Gray" coming to tho Star Theatre, ousy"—so like Mias Lovely In per­ Monday, Mar. 27th on the I’ara-i sonal appearance that she cleverly mount Program. passes In the photoplay aa aliqost a ' 'J'hil lietvcllve* are waiting in tho "doulde" of her screen sister." In gpqciaus hall.impressed by the mag­ For Sale—Wholesale fish business these two chfracta^e the boeuty of nificence of the furnishings and tho nets, fish boat*, launches, etc. C. I* the early acehe*. aVa cantered—but design of this palatial room. 28-tf Vincent In tho Tlnal parts of the photoplay While they wait tho wife goes to For Sale— Two lot* 'n ea r corner Murcia Moore appears to add her the broken heartcd;,filianri*r and by charm to the ifalaxy of beauties that her support and plaedings arouses Celery avenue and Hickory street, constitute a trinity of loveliness him to face hla punishment, site each lot 41 fe*t by 128 feet. mighty hard to matc!\ in any^one e Thus buoyed up he approaches Saleable white people only. 1160.00 organisation of photoplayeu. tho olllrem of the law but his nerve for both lota. Inquire Herald Of­ * 57-tf These girls are pictured in typical­ weakens and in an intensely dramat­ fice, ly beautiful southern Irenes; in tho ic and superbly carried bit of acting For ’ Sale—-Owing to change toold mansion and grounds of the tho decisive step U accomplished. electrical power wo have on hand wealthy planter who was rich in machinery in good condition, con­ lam b and slaves before the Hebeisisting of , boilers, engines, water M a r g u e rite Snow lion swept their fortunes from them Metro's next release is "The pomps, fire puinfis, air compres­ The rightly limned Louise Lovely Upstart," « satirical comedy druruu sors and sundry other machines, Is seen in tin exacting role; for the slurring tho popular "Pretty Peggy" which wp offer at price*' which *ro n scenes of "The Grip of Jealousy" Snow, and featuring George Le- small part of the original cost. If combine sensation with sentiment Guere, tho noted juvenile actor. interested uddres*, Virginia Carolina ami the pretty love weenes are di­ "Tho Upstart" i* a* pleturization Chemical Co., enro H. If. Peabody. versified by such exciting incidents from the play of the sum,* name, Suporintnedartf, Sanford, Fla. * 68-tf which has a successful run at the \1 aunc Klliott Theatre in New Ki>r Sale - Eggs for Hatching' York I’ilv ami will be shown here Thoroughbred. * Utility, Barred l'l\m o n th Hocks, 10 rents earli Kill\ or more, 7 cents each,. King Poultry Yards, Lakeland, Fla. 69-fitc Warm weather is calling for these beautiful creations, and here you find displayed strictly the newest styles and- , v e r y modest, nr ice low as For Sale—Good horse cheap. G. j! Pt.dsoi FOR RENT Kent Upstairs rooms, eastern nOutside porch Light ■•••ping, if desired No 210 Dress Fabric sit our store, and see the fii Displays of Sheer F I h x o i i in ■ • colors, Fancy Skirtings, , ete. Many great val-sHH ties, at per yard I'** in niurhirij I ’ : *»p i j , % j t th# S t i r Tb*"tftiri» on l ti jf *><!»> , Mar THE, O R I P OF J E A L O U S Y prove with w h jt sto o l In-aft >hr slood the trving ordeal soon after AT t u t : M A K IHKATKE S A tlK IM Y For Herald. •• 5SMf Kent— Several nice otfles Enquire N P. For K e n t—5 room house. 4: metto. Sit) per m onth. \ Haynes. Herald Office. . P&rk av.-rvu<» r.n D u B o »t\ , 'A anted Work —S te a d y , tem p er ate 1 tru-ttan to, care »i sto.-tt and o u ta o d r w ork. good milker an<l handy a b o u t place. Lo*t fain Uy and am alone. Pleaaunt home appreciated more th a n high wages. Wish to make m y home here. For inter vtew. Address Morrison Oaks. Herald Otlice. 62-1 tp AiiHiissicfl ,kS« W gkly krhjay, March 24th Paramount L'uy Fannie Ward in the "For the Ibrfenm.-.” M liS Vi *(/ tj v*:i^ lurlt M*Wl ill lenneaeotZ* P'ardner. and she even displays more talent in thin picture. Saturday. .March 23th - Bargain Day— Louise Lovely in "The Grip of Jcaiouay." ’ 5 and 10 cent*. Const once Margurilv Sarah l k - r n h u .t r ill "Jeanne Uore." LOUISE L O V E L Y in “ TH E G R IP OF JEALOUSY ♦ __ ^ . * -4> !♦ CLASSIFIED ♦; For Exchangv—Will accept Ford automobile aa part payment on good 6 acre tract, 2 acres cleared and ADV ERTISIN G -#• fenced and under cultivation 5 J Spring Neckw ear ill mid look them over, there twenty-five dpfceh of them. jAU going at If FOR SALE > « « A. Kanner * line o f dre sM T , fo r t u d i f s a m i c h d i i m n . 50c Sanford avonue SO M STH 1NG DOING EVKKY NIGHT MATINEE Wednesday and Saturday 3 p. W a n te d —Position as caretak e r of" house of some one going aw ay for the summer. Address P . * O. Box 1*3. rity . • 6 I-2 tp XT THE ST \R VaTL’BDAY . CiMKvrte by the S ta r’s Or d ie s u Nightly M a t i n e e D a ily a t 3 U 5 ; N i ^ h t a t 7 m i WANTED ANIt-f RICES RtjjUlA' Monday March 27th. Paramount Picture Collier in " T h s Code of Marvin Gray." Tuesday. March 2blh. Metro Picture Snow in "The Upstui L‘.’ First ’48-tf PROGRAMME AT THE STAR ? March iutj|, yu7, care Sanford rooms ovfl' Yowell’s. -ittt COALING Z : rftj VALUES ARE DETERMINED B)[ COMPARISON Every hat guaranteed brand new i this spring’s goods. Complete stock of styles from tne conservative p l a i n •- - styles to the fash­ ionable Eng­ lish shapes. rS'F-. For otuy 1-—. House for K ent— No. 11$ West JOth. S cut iitM'Sr VV fitf Ninth St. Apply to H, C. DuBose. future g e a rra tio ns this photographic 112 N Park Are. 17-tfe WwCil of her art.»trs b u t it will r__ R Straw Hats Kent One nicely furnishes] Hot and cold w a te r Ad- For >m 12 1-2c Ifcnuine Palm Beach Clothing in a1 great range , of colors, and sizes to lit all. Suit sizes fi0-8tp Celery avenue For Sale potato plan years. Not tiles.. Thia land if tiled will mine any kind at crops. En­ quire at Herald office. SB-tf Found— Ladies’ whit© glnve. Owner may have aama a t Herald Office by proving property and pay­ • 62-2tc Easter ing for this ad. 21,1 «•• Two Platt Keystone n’’ 'omiltnm, Slightly shopworn. J25 •*!> ' • r a w i a .»»• Ti ™ tr«m ite fallal never used, oath. cash. boo. H. Fernald Hdw. *,t: b« Co. ror --- ip l|erwj um nipr<1 land near Camerun City, in irri Mon district. Part cosh, balance good terms if deaiml. A ban- �IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION PUBLISHED SEMI- WEEKLY I N S A N PO RD — L ifi U Wouh Living VOLUME Vll SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY MARCH 28, 1916 ------------------ --------------------------- - BIG INDUSTRY IN until now. Wholesalers predict th a t the price will go to $1.25 a dozen before the fresh j p rin g crop reaches th e m a rk e t." - - - - - TROOPS RUN BIG FESTIVAL VILLA BACK MADE HISTORY IN M EXICO LAST FRIDAY NO. 63 ru s-. -L Wert, time 12.2 seconds; prize C hristm as savings account. T hird event, 50-ynrd 3ash, hoys under 14 years; won by R obert Snow; prize $! cuff buttons. Fourth event, winners of the two 100-yard events run off the tie, Van Wert being the winner and m aking the course in seven seconds. Fifth event, running broad ju m p , won by Hubert Green, 15 feet 6 inches; prize, fielder's glove. OTHER N E W S F R O M WAR Sixth event, stnading broad Jump,' ZONES IN VARIOUS won by Van Wert, prize, 1 box PHASES necktiest * * **•. * • Seventh event, running high jum p, London, M arch 28.—T here aro in- •^ a•, *t«- >I * - >V won by S herm an Itouth, prize one dications of new German attacks < box sport cravats. cast of the - Meuse. North Verdun Eighth event, one-mile bicycle las been the scene of a continually race; won by Virgil Sm ith, prize ono violent bombardment. The Donauelectric lighting outfit. ' mont and Vnux front is bearing the Ninth event, two an d a half mile irunt of th e attack. T h e infantry bicyclo w e ; first prize won by R. A. m Idol along the Franco-BelglaiVi Green, prUe $6 p a ir e tir e s ; segond front. T h e increased activities north • • prize, wqn by W. L. (Sm ith, prize of Salonikl .is a ttra c tin g the a t t e n ­ Skirm ishing $3.50 bicycle saddle; third prize, tion of the Balkans. won by J. W. Wilcox, prize $2.50 ap p a re n tly 'is taking tho form of a general T eutonic a tta c k on the bicycle lamp. Im m ediately after t h e ,e v e n t s the Franco-B ritish lines. T h e en ten te circles ut Athens do crowd gathered in (rout of Bower’s not expect a serious a t t e m p t to take pharmacy, where Rev. fly mu n, Salonikl. mounted in an autom obile m ade T he sinking of the B ritish s te a m ­ tho announcem ent of the winners, ers Cerno und K h rn to u n and the and directed the successful athletes French steam er, Hobo are reported. t o - t h e Peoples Bank Where Schelle GERMANS ARE A T T A C K IN G VERDUN AGAIN Does all this say an y th in g to the people of Plorida? Wc have passed to m a to fields in Dado county where tom atoes, too ripo to "Ship, ha'd been dum ped .in heaps cQntaining h u n ­ dreds, of^tfuaheis; and every year thU wasto is oceept^jj-jiy the farmers as a necessary .p o rt' o f . t h e crop’s "ex, ON£ WILL BE ESTABLISHED ponje." SLY B A N D I T S A I D TO BE ONE OF LARGEST CROWDS Nor is this all. Pobp|e w ho,'hive • ffeU E AND SHOULD ' OUT OF SUPPLIES AND IN HISTORY SANFORD tho o p p o rtu n ity to get..ill t h e ripe HE SUPPORTED IS RUNNING BACK WAS PRESENT i to m a to e s they w a n t for ^he carry­ Canning factories in S a n fo r d hnve ing away from the fields d o not, can - El Paso, M arch 28.—T h e pursuit T h e Spring Festival and 'Celery-' hrtn ' t hobby of T h e ftefpld fgr t h e m . ^ Nrtny u farm er's family in of Villa has developed into it. race F a it ended last S a tu rd a y night in a many / c e r t and ln^ a quantities of canned between th e bandits, mounted on blaz£ of glory and was one of the paper will give a bit tlte to m a to e a H fo m th e grocer w ho has Mexican ponies, and tho American moat successful affairs t h a t has ever l~, ‘‘ “of* Aew« to ***-v world regarding the' tstabllahinpht b o u g h t h s goods, through various cavalry. D ispatches from tho front been staged In this city. Succesful of one of the largest and beat fac­ middleme i, from thep). Same Phila­ say Villa has broken through the from a financial as well as from a tories that can be broqght here.' delphia s holcsalo h n u n d w|io arc C arranza lines und is fleeing s o u th ­ social stan d p o in t for the local people Sanford is ideally located for- a fac­ facing th p ro b le m of -paying'.$1 .25 ward. Tho American troops are and nH tho visitors had a good time tory of this kind and it will not a dozen F b»Mre,siy^hg't'omi<(,oea straining every nerve to cap tu re or and thoroughly onjoyqd every m i n ­ be a valuable asset to that com­ of n o rth e rn ^emi c o t n b h f a inar- kill him before he reaches the Sierra u te of tho time. mercial life of this city but will be ket. T a r a h u m a rc m ountains in (Juerrcre F riday was one big day anil there t> _ a big help to the farmers in dis­ “ I t ’s an em inently wrong s itu a ­ district. One hope of a speedy end was an immense crowd in the city posing of their surplus fruits and tion. Florida could feed thp coun­ is t h a t the bandits will bedome from early morning till late at vegetables. Tho state Is waking up try. The candidates unlimbered Florida could grow and can starved and their ponies exhausted. night. to this opportunity as witness the enough tom atoes to stock every It is known th a t Villa is short of a b o u t eleven o’clock at the Hotel following article from tho Miami larder In the U nited S ta tes; hut in­ am m unition and supplies and dead C arnes where the speakers’ stand Metropolis. stead, Floridu sends to England for and dying horses along the trail are had been appropriately decorated Several towns in South Florida her canned tomatoes! Florida lives evidence of his despernto need and and with Hon. F orrest Lake acting . sre clamoring for canning factories. o u t of the cans shipped in from haste. Most ominous news reaching as m aster of ceremonies all of tho Tallahassee clamored for ‘one and northern factories!— Miami M etrop­ the border and passed by the censor candidates present were allowed to says th a t half tho Carranza garrison go their length and most of them Mninos, secretary of the celebration got it and now we cannot induce the olis. at N am iquipa lias disappeared, and took- advantage of the fact th at the committed gave each successful racer farmers to keep it supplied with 1W ashington, March 28.—T he subsome probably have joined Villa. people could not get aW'ay and they and jum per an order to the various [ marine situation is becoming very products Tallahassee Dem ocrat. PUBLIC R EC EPTIO N Tim Villa forces are doubtless m a k ­ told them all about it. business houses fur the respective g n rfe , is the view of the American Towns have clam ored for them , ing headway in D ura ngo, and Coaofficials T h e possibility of breaking newspapers h)4vc advised them , th ey S o u th e r n J M J T e le p h o n e t o. Will Telegrams of regret were read prizes, huiltis stall's American women and diplom atic relations with G erm any is *r, i iw n to be good things foi* uny from • (Migressmun W J Sears and Knti-rluiy P e o p le of Sanford children are leaving Durango City ugnin discussed as an ev entuality. H h n yet they donU soehi to sueGOOD ROADS FRO STED T he plant of the Southern Hell and Torreon. This gives fresh im­ Governor Trammell and the candi­ It is expected this will follow if it is d a te s for Governor present spoke in 4I »*l| , Telephone Co. in this city being petus to the stories that t ’a n u to shown th a t a subm arine sunk tho the morning and afternoon as fol Meeting in St. Augustine VVn» Not 7 1, have been at least two good completed and one of the finest in Keyes, the Villa chief in Couhuila lows: Sussex and Englishm an. Tho of­ Well Attended r.u t g factories in this section b u t th e s tale the* officials are desirous is menacing Torreon, and recently ficials are keeping their minds open. F. A Wood of St Petersburg, one is burned down and the o th e r of showing it to the public und will received many C itrrunza deserters. The meeting of the S ta te Good They are awaiting fu rther fuels. i. lb and has been for Severn! hold a public reception „n Thursday , Ion lari* of Jacksonville and F red­ Kmulft Association at St. Augustine erick M Hudson of Miami and all was u (roil, according to L. I’. Dic­ April tith from 2 to 5 in the after I t n g P i c k e r s II e c u m e R i c h of them made a good impression on kie. secretary of the T am p a Bourdof Washington, March 28. — A piece 1 hiTi* is no reason why such noon and from 7 to 9 in the even­ If the present high prices obtain Trade amt Central Florida ^High- of bronze resembling th e part of u thru* should not be kept running, ing. T he reception will be held in for rags and paper, the rag picker, the audience. i m p t the one given by the D em o­ the - exchange rooms w hich wil1 ^ | heretofore looked upon as a pauper, They were followed by the candi­ whs Association, who passed through torpedo, was found on the Channel The French officials crat and th at is t h a t the fnrmgrs decorated for the occasion and the and whose name has for a century dates for II S Senate present being Orlando today on his way hack from Liner Sussex in the T a m p a informed the consular agent. W hit­ (jiinil be induced to supply the.in W om an's Club of Sanford* bus been been a synonym of poverty may yet Senator N 1’. liryan and Perry th*- Ancient City requested to assist the wtVn^pls in become a rag picking millionaire, or Wall with the necessary products. Senator Bryan is on the do party besides Mr. Dickie were T. man at Beuiogno. W hitm an thus re­ ported today. The officials have no the entertaining of the gfiFats. I t i trouhU) js t h a t farm ers w ant at least aspire to the realm of the fertsive somewhat and did not make E d.-B ryan, president of tho Gontral inform ation other than tho G erm an Highway body, Mr. and Mrs Henty as good a n -a p p e a ra n c e as the m a n too much for th e ir products and * Loral. M anager J .. F. KurjiaU "ne<r*rich." submarine* operating where tho Sus­ E Snow and Spencer Snow and Miss Mil now. furnish fruit and veget- w ill'he assisted by District Manager From the lowly consideration of who is not fighting for place. Perry sex was attac k ed . sbl- - at prices which will give the H.'L.' *Boyd id Jacksonville und sev­ $8 to $10 u ton for rags, the price Wail made a good hit; with inost Nell Brown eanperv a chance to make any eral other officials of the company has soared to not less than $70, convincing business talk to Great preparation had been made M ajestic ShowH Were Good p eo p le , ^ protit and the prices which fa r­ Light refreshm ents will be served T h readbare tablecloths in St. Augustine fgr the statu good and cast • V T he Majestic .Shows here last week i n 'r* would receive would also give and the event prom\?es to be.i a moat away articles are making the rag Commissioner of A griculture i Mc- roads meeting, aaid Mr. Dickie. , them a profit h u t n o t such a big enjoyable occasion- for the** hosts, picker a wealthy man. The prices Kae, candidate for re-election gave T h e local m ilitia were on d u ty to to furnish tho a ttra ctio n s for tho hostesses, and -thi* ifn^ny J ,guest* quoted are based upon bona fide u good talk on the possibilit/rA of s(U* that the cars were properly Spring Festival und Celery Fair one as they sectire. * V usually $ TJfo/tt 4 ijpr'at c o rd ia l' fccli%’g Cx- facts, and the possibilities of the rag Florida Boil. Supt. of PuM I^..In­ parked, and four hundred spaces were not tho greatest shows in tho In ike north - farm ers claim to isffrtg jietweert the •people rr.iVi good m oncy"selUng to m a to e s man rising to wealth is not exag­ struction W S’. Slients and Dr had been provided for the parkings, world but they were clean nttrac- ! > « ,or^fttiford • , '^jc*ptt hertr ’HefT * T ^ |p h o m »’ ' ■ to $9 a Ion t o . th e factortetf gerated . Kelley who wants Ills job also npoke and the rn othcr street* to be used when the! While people generally object to t n e -f[uyldl>* rijptiotis' *Uill m i to farmers here laugh at su^h It is because of the curtailm ent of , and went at some length into each regular parking b ad W * n . Lhu old curtuvai Jualuios U -is aiso t**d tyythe reeolftirm which k — _ ;l_ 4he i n * materials ( o r the ma mi f nr - " ' h e r » records. tilled. U was expected th a t some true th a t sqme such a ttra ctio n s fn Mrn ,,f (he canning factories he?d w t n ' tuj it ip I WjJbiher Ttirt^ifjg df turv of paper from Europe. Dry J o h n Joaea' of Orlando on behalf two thousand cars would be present. tho city bring the (ieople here and, of!tied (1 a hu n d re d pounds^ f o f ^itizenJ a n d ‘ com pany oifielolt- * felt ja as scarce as tho proverbial of his brother, Joseph Jones, * pres­ . . * . - * — ——— — ’ ■ "* ■ i There were ’not more (han eleven if tho attra ctio n s aro not objection­ cull pineapple and would pay freight h e n ^ teeth. T h e war has done ent incuhibsnt and candidate for cars parked at one time, Mr. Dickie able tho d t y profits to a certain ex­ Willard Won Easily so all the farm ers had to d o wak t o . , m an y 4 wonderful things, mnkin tn» a tto r n e y *• m ade a n , address said. The meeting o f _ the Central tent even if the allows carry aomo New r t r k , March ZB^T-Wfllard, throw the pineapples in tl\e. ctt> people rich over night through tbc nd • wj»» follown’d by A D, Penny Florida Highway' Association held money out of [own. T h e Mjuu^tir mdit at bis packing, ho trap dOor and tlic7 heavyweight champion' of the advance In druga. hut that it should of Ft. Pierce, who is also n candi­ nt Ocala the preceding day hnd a shows under the mnn'tigoinenl oT get .1 icnt a pound for them or WiJrl’d !-o u tp o in ted Moran in 4 hard open wide the doors of prosperity dal** for thaw position. There were much Inrgcr num ber p r e s e n t a n d was Nfit Norder with his uhie sec retary . otherwise throw them ou t on the foughtr-ten round*-bout, tonight. (or the rag picker is about the last many others who spoke and many much more of a success An elnb- Jack DeVoe had an aggregation ■n il p i l q . Willard had the b ette r of Morurr thing surmised imi didutes present who did not wish o rate program had been provided ^ h u l fulfilled all their obligations j o ! »" latter is just w hat the afr- i^i every round except tlic third, One of the latest advances in the ('■ --peak but preferred the still hunt (or the St. Augustine meeting, but the letter and they can be recom ­ 1 • lid and then paid $1.60 a day which went to Moran by it shade, price of raw felt was experienced mg of votes and voters. The local little_of it camo to puss. mended to uny city th a t iuUmda to lor a man und a team to haul his and the eighth and the h in th which within tho last thirty days, the price (-andidntes did nut wish to m onop­ put on a similar attra ctio n of any " I t take* n scrap or the prospects mil pile away and d u m p it on his were even. kind. soaring from 20 to 30 per cent. It olize the time of the visiting rnndi It was noticeable th a t ho used Jiia is said this will not be the worst of dates and gave way to the out of of one to get a meeting," said Mr h* Ids and the tu m ato e growers did v Dickie. Ho feels rertnin th a t the virtually the sam e thing and throw r ij t h t^ r v q u i f n t ly during th e latter if. Jt is being found a hard m a tter town candidates of tho state. Presbjrterian C. E. Juno meeting o t the Centra! Florida IP>1 / W i .lackej^tluLjjsual; all their cull to m ato es away instead for commercial At one o'clock th e big fish fry body to bo held in Orlando will be T he Presbyterian C. EL enjoyed ui selling them to tho canning fac­ I was hetd in front of the Hotel Carnes well attended. n social at the homo of Mr. K e n t A big fight Is said to tories at a seasonable price. .. ’? 'vTrffiay; TflUittoiV tPTien condition^ do gel down gn and, here some 2,000 p o u p js. o f ' fine bo brewing, details of which will Rossetter on Tuesday evening. Tho .Impression on Willard There were exceptions to thesl to the raw edge it Is thought it will Sanford perch and 'bream were .cook­ probably come out some time in party met at the church and wore Sj/ds'hfiVl stings..-'.J^gTi- '0 rules Imt tho <xcjptions wire so few he the joy of certain ruralite cor­ ed to a tu rn and with^tirhad .and davance of ’the d a te .—Orlando Ro- carried in uutos to Mr. R ossettcr'a that they could have furnished to ‘■•ffertri* tihies, ' < Wfs respondents to write on both sides pickles and hot coffee mnd^htt most porttr-S lar. home on Celery avenue. On their the factories that they would not b a d j ^ ' c u t u p 1 with }jaba. o f the coiftmunications to their re­ tem pting lunch. T ho hungry crowd arrival they were welcomed b y their have kept the canneries running was d a te d . Willard, hoyvyef^ .Sid spective publications, n u t this is could hardly he appeased and the host and his father and m other, M r, B. Y. F. U. No. 1 hardly a week. not.-Boom to try for n kho'nitw^^ not yot. fish were fried until ono o'clock to and Mrs. Rossetter, Sr, Tho program rendered last Sun­ satisfy tho late arrivals. Some of It will take tho hardest kind of Referee White said it was o n ^ ’Of The spacious home was throwti Roofing men are complaining ull them could not wait but there was d ay evening at the Baptist Temple times in this state to educate far­ the -cleanest fights nt which he had open to tho young people fot the <jv<;r t h e country about tho increase was In charge of the gTotip of mers to the point of making every pre*|ded. evening and in a few minutes every­- v - V - - \ In price for felt used in roofing m a ­ plenty of fish for all of them and it is estim ated th a t over a thousand " B lu es." The subject was an inter­ body was enjoying some kind of cent they can even off of-culU and terials. -All over tho country tho the people were present and w-ero fed. esting one by all. u n, perhaps, canning companies ,, .................... - \ * game, rook, flinch, etc. Two of the corps of rag pickers, and the various Subject: Southern Social Froh- young ladies, Misses Fern Ward Others who wanted a lunch jintwill ill be able to securo enpugh onpugh .prdji .prOt- . . . . : i.. ducts to keep their factories run-^ y Cljas. H. Neeb, president* o f ' the organizations, like tho Salvation ronited th e various hotels and rcti- leftis. and Charlie Seay sang beautiful A rm y are watching for rags like the tnu rants. Introduction (Leador), Miss Lsing. solos during the*evening. ning at a profitable rate at least a Mlartii M utual Fire I n k u r a u i ^ Coi Delicious 1 . Child Labor; 2, Clan Isolation, refreshments consisting of chicken part of the time.—West Palm Beach wax iq the city Saturday. Mr- Ne«b miner looks for the glistening nugget The afternoon furnished more Miss Jlnkins. Sun. says Florida people havo.beeVi. pay of gold. a speaking and the many attractions 3. Other Problema, Mr. Single­ The lack of raw materials for tho at the grounds furnished by the Will Florida canning clubs add tary. manufacture of paper and felt prod­ Majestic Amusement Co. at night any appreciable amount to the quwi f|eripture Lesson, Miss Laing. ucts has recently elicited an appeal gave the visitors plenty of fun and <ity of canned tdmatoea for* the Solo, Mias Fox. MutuAMlre insurance corapitniti all from the United States Department country. According to the ’ PKii%-‘ many of thorn stayed ov«r until The Immigrant Problem Mrs. jjver .the^country have ■avfcIl*:^Jil-, of commerce to the cltixens to save delphia North American tho acarcity' late In the evening. Radford. liottV.o/vdhllars to jh e policy holders rags and paper so tho sources of of canned tomatoes i f such that The day was ail that could be de-* Reading: Life’a Mirror, Miss Clara pply would bo conserved.—Tamps there is “aimoat a panic among the pL fire* insurants. TU p last* sired and was voted a success in Millen. l of Yhe legislature enacted a big wjiolea^jf and retail dealers and ' every particular. On Saturday the Prayer by Group, they are buying up tomatoes to be mitting the estiblishmeq* 6f ^u tu al / ; athletic, events and Field Day made Conclusion, Group Song: ’ . fire Iniiurxntes jih’ the slate o f r * v Purchased Tin Shop grown this fall at 85 cents a dosen glad the hearts of the boys of the " I am sure you were pleased with Ida. F rio /fa this date such'a'com / 'Janies H. Cowan,-.tho veteran tin city and many stunts, in the ath­ cans, although such advance sales in the G roup of ’Bluo,’ normal years usually bring them to pany cmUA ■nat~obtsin a 'charter it^’shect metal null who has been letic line were putted off In front of B ut come next Sunday and see what unde r which.to operate, anti opto; 6f?charge of this department of the the Hotel Carnea. tho wholesaler at cents a doxen." . „• the ’Reds* can do." that it is pphxible a long Tslt. f^po. If. Fernald Co. for many years In 1894/* the Philadelphia paper The following is a record of the will' -be "fijloH which untfbkhterily purchased tho same and will continues, "the wholesale price of mcata rilueh to tho people o ^ H o r, op„ , le it from th« same plans, in events, together with the names of Mrs. Henry Wight was among tomatoes reached |1 » doxen for Ida r i " ins J J I h h and and M llfl.. Z a the winners and the prices won: dollars cents..* , ri^tho future. Jim Cowan si he 4 la those attending tho meeting of the the first tints. This’was matched liy .dy . • First event, 100-yard dash, boys State Literature Committee ol the VSL..I. familiarly called by his many friends Y^feeb b n !’10*0/ Mends' the price of $1.10 s doxen in 1888., In 1902 the country experienced ths Sapfold As he was one,of the Miami eeds no Introduction to the pisople over 14 yeara and not over 18 Federation of Woman's Clubs, which greatest scarcity in its history and boostoYs who stood’ by the St. of this section O he baa been a resi­ yearai wort by Harold Washburn, met with Mre. Blackman at Winter Park on Thursday, afterwards at­ the pries went to |1.60 a doxen. In ; Johns rive* M,the Inland Waterway dent of Sanford for many yfean and prize Christmas savings account. thoroughly familiar with- the tin, Second event, 100-yard dash, boys tending- the luncheon at the New 1908 the price went to $1.15, but -whsn" <uf committee wax . down V.; «heet metal and roofing business. over 18 yeara; won by J. W. Van Seminole In honor of the committee. *ince then has never gone above f l there. . • » r '* aalsd, picklee, celery, coffee and rakes were served, after which tho whole party went out on the lawn and played old fashioned games in the moonlight. The C. E. met on Friday evening for their usual prayer meeting. Meeting waa in charge of Co. C, Mr. Kent Rossetter loader; subject, "Great Home Missionaries." An in­ teresting program wai rendered. Mr. D. U. Curry, State C. E. president was present and made a delightful talk. AH members are urged to attend prayer meeting on Wednesday even­ ing, without fall. Mr. Norman DeForrest is ex­ pected in Sanford about April Ut to visit his mother, after which he nd hie wife wiU' spend several weeks in Daytona before returning north. � 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, March 24, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 24, 1916. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 24, 1916; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4719be11e2734f3c6d5091aa8b4ede32.pdf c3c7594ff6aff43f6f636a7bca69d544 PDF Text Text <uaFS>. 1. v : Tf*** ---■ 1 I 1 Sale Begins S atiurday March 18th 1916 'Tt 1 he.Greatest J Merchan ■ ■' 11 * ft V ■ 9 4 * , n L , •V- ’ r T - y x* In the Store Formerly Occupied by D. A . Caldwell & Sons. ^ Note the Time and tne ‘•Plac^, Goods, Notions, Shoes, MeiVs Furnishings, Ladies’ Ready-to-i out in thisSale Below Factory In connection with the Bankrupt Stock which we are devoting the rtext few days'at this store to a special marking down of prices, we are going to put on sale the largest stock of High-grade Seasonable Merchandise ever before offered in this section of the state. Thjs tremendous stock consists of factory and mill ends pur­ chased through our New York Representative, and will be sold at prices that will be startling for we have forgotten all the usual price standards in order to make the following week March 20th a memorable week in the retail history of our town to every man woman and child. Grasp this opportunity and rally to this Carnival Feast of Bargains. Owing to lack of space we quote only a few of the many bargains found here. Ladies’ Shoes, Values up to $2.50, this Sale Only THE DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT 36-in. Heavy Pleached Domestic, during this sale going tiie yard 36-in. Hood Quality Sea Island, sale, only 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, per yd to lie sold Q l^ , 02^ at this best quality sells for 3 2 )«*c, .............. ........................ 72x90 Sheets, priced for this side to be sold out only. ____ ____ O q for 45x36 Pillow Cases, e x t r a good q u a I i t y, sale price o n ly ......................................................................................................... 500 yds RollerjiToweling, as long as they bust, 10 yds to a customer, per yd............. ..... >t .............................. 36-in. Heavy Huek Towels, also Turkish H a t h Towels, only Ql 60-in. Satin Finish Table ljfien r p r j c c <1 for this sale only 27c 3-4 Highly Mercerized Table Napkins, Mill End price to.............. ..................... day, per d o z .............. A An “r “r C Mill End French Poplins, beautiful assortment to select from,' T>0c value, per yard Direct from factory, large as­ sortment of Curtain Swiss and Scrims in the new Spring colors and whites, these are worth up to 25 and 40c 10c 36 in Silk Mull in the new Spring colors, sold everywhere at 35c, sale price per yard 1 Lot Colored Linens, all colors, 25c value to be i r closed out at, per y d ..... X O C 1 Lot Mill Ends, 5 and 10 ydlengths, consisting of Batiste^ Ratine, French Lawns and Pop-, lins in glowing Spring colors and are worth up to 55c yd, sale price, per y d ......... Ladies’ White Skirts, made of Indian Head, as long as they last, e a c h ........ T Lot Ladies' White Shirt Waists, values up to $2 While they last 21c 25c 10c 25c Commencing on Mon­ day M o r n i n g and Every day during the week we will have some very Speci al B a r g a i n s to offer which will be Adver­ tised in our Windows. Hence, it will p ay you to w a t c h our Windows. MEN’S AND BOY’S DEPARTMENT M en’s Trousers, in Navy Blue, Light and Dark Dreys, values up to $6.50, this sale (P O Q Q M en’s Overalls, Union made, regular $1.25 value, this sale only ................... Mens Work Shirts in blue and tan, 50 and 65c value, side price o n ly .................. ODC/ M ens’ Sport Shirts, large assortment to select from, in the new strip es...................................... : 47 c M ens’ Dress Shirts sold everywhere for 75c, priced this sale for...................... Men's Half Hose, blue and tan, 12) jc value, special price this sale o n l y .......................................... M en s and Boys for only There will be some­ thing startling Every Day. .> «. . . . Belts, <;>c and $1 00 values now going AH M en’s Collars will be sold during this sale for otily e a c h ............................................................................................ .♦....... r Balbriggan and Nainsook Underwear, the garment, going for only HATS ALL $2.50 and $3.00 Men’s Hats Beatiful For 'I he Assortment J School Hoy N eck All Boys Wear J l a t s and Valpes * Caps 50 Cents Values up to Sale $1.00 T o go in this Sale a t ONE P R IC E Price $1.48 ' - QU, OC Choice DC 21c Roy's Special Sale In Children’s Rompers Saturday Heavy Ribbed Stockings Priced For This Sale Pair SHOES - - SHOES SHOES - - SHOES SHOES - - SHOES . «* 500 Pairs M en’s Shoes in Black Patent Leather, Tan, Gun M etal and Vici Kid, in either high tops or ier mgn Oxfords and ranging in price from ( $4.00 to $5.00. Your choice ,of any Shoe in the house for....................... 400 Pairs of Ladies' Shoes, ranging jn price from $3.00 to $4.50. These are broken lots and among these can be found anything fropi ft* -fl ry a 16-Button B oot to a Dancing Never before have you had such an opportunity to lay m a supply of Children’s Shoes. Some of them sold as high as $2.50. The entire lot to be sold out during this sale a t prices from 49c t o .......... See our window of Men’s Shoes. Come early before the size you w ajit is gone. D on’t Forget the Little One’s $2.35 . i ; :------------------------------------ ^ * J lv ---------- The above is only a Suggestion of what we have to offer in Real Bargains. To appreciate this Sale an .Great Bargains here offered, you will have to come to this store and visit every Department which will r some very Special Values not quoted here. : Out of Town Visitors Coming lo the Carnival will make Ibis Store Headquarters as we have made Special Arrangements to take Care of them and their Baggage Store Saturday Nine _O’clock, March 18II1 th • ■ Open r ______ __ ______ 1 Morning at ________ _ v * v/ v i e j 1TXU1 U I JLO p* - �AMUSEMENTS CROWD • TO SANFORD ‘‘ri‘ you lose if you win but it all airmen.on Meta and other German * el1 j" tho big festival 4n4 it towns, the sinking of a French tor­ ?“ been several year* *{ncc we pedo host destroyer by a submarine anything here L, make a noise. -in tho Adriatic and the reported for1 lie show* are all clean and under pedolng of an Austrian hospital ship •T tho able management ol Nat Norder *.: by an Entento under water boat are the Majestic Shows can be recom­ recorded in official and unofficial mended to the public. They may , , not be the biggest shows huf they MILLIONS O F VOTES CAST AND HUNDREDS O F N EW SUB- communications. are the best that have been here in Berlin chronicles an attack of SCRIBERS SECURED IN ONE O F T H E SU CCESSFU L CA M ­ in any a year. great violence by the Ruasiana ,** rtv ' . . ------..;,T _ ’ ‘ i PAIGNS CONDUCTED IN T II I S TER R IT O R Y - H E R ­ around Driswiaty Lake and Lake ALD NOW COVERS T H E FIE L D LIK E A BLAN KET. m a je s t ic s h o w s h a v e Nurocx, but says the Russians were A Longwood Egg NEW SU BSCRIBERS O F VALUE IN ESTIM A BLE repulsed with great losses, 9,270 MEXICAN PROMISES TO l.ongwood, Fla . Mar 18. 1916 C L E A N ENTERTAIN­ Russian dead having beem counted TO ADVERTISERS. M RS. J . F. H O O LEMr. Editor: HOLD VILLA ARE MENT THROUGHOUT in the Lake Narocz region. HAN AWARDED FO RD ROADSTER. One of my hens recently pro­ BROKEN Saturday the Germans in the The umusements are here and on duced Something in the way of hen T H E JU D G ES ST A T EM EN T AND * .5Vaux-Damloup sector, northeast of tho grounds irt the' squsre between fruit which I think worth printing. E l Paso, Tex .7 (Mar. 21.— Tho PRIZE W IN N ER S, AND T H E Verdun, began another spirited at­ force* of Colonel, ,C*fio were en­ Commercial and Finn and Palmetto The thing, was in the shape of an F I N A VOTE COUNT tack against the French, but the gaged in battle *»• 4:^0 .o’clock this and Sanford. Since they have put f|£B. measuring {he longest way in French^bringing their curtain of fire afternoon, with’ b'andUrf’fed'by Villa up the shows t h r merchants aro circumference nine' and one eighth into play drove tho Teutons back. in Nt^miquipa, according to s ' dis­ sorry they were nbt allowed to be inches and the shortest way seven The Prize Winner* Votes The attack was Hot pushed again patch received this afternoon by placed on First street for, there aro and one half inches. Now when we First Choice • Mrs. J . F. Hoolehan...... ........ - ................ 2.125,150 during Sunday and only Interntiffent General Gavira, Carranza camno objectionable features connected broke this egg it had another perfect Second Choice Mrs. M. Hynes............ ■ — .................... 1,088,000 bombardments took place. 4* mandant at Juarea. Tho-result of with tho Majestic Shqws and aside eM«,normal sire with.full shell same Third Choice Mrs. R. J . Powell _____ .. . 1,023,800 from the merry go round there are' as uny egg and outside or between Foiirlh Choice Berlin reports the capturo of some the fighting- was not derideef at the II. L. Geiger y * w_ , 760,000 no noisx ones nnd- It ’ *Wotdd have, the two shells wns a perfect yolk Fiflh Choice . ground from the British northeast time of the Ufeipt of the dispatch. Miss Mary Aulin______ v ; •* • •** ’ ** ;ti <26.000 Namiquapa Tt in tho clistrlct of arid the white which would amount '.••■*** gone tfti -First street djdth no trouble Sliih ( holer Miss Clarn Phillips____ ...L V ’ 275,500 of Vcrmellea in the direction of La Guerrero, State of Chihuahua. . to any-one. ,A. ‘ •'.* ’> to htgie m quantity than any egg Seventh Choice Mrs. W. W. Fry. ______ 190,300 Bassee and tho driving of the French Colonel Cano is in command of a However, they arc here and you -usually wt>uld contain Vsnmetea Styron 83.000 from a po*Ulon northeast of Dadon\ \ e lull eye m l.otigwuml and that force of 900 calvalry which came in yllUers in the Vosges. London adwill want to know who they ar*1 and Melville Tyler 30.000 It la hard to heat a., a pluee to live, contact two days ago at El Valle, Mts the capture by tho Germans of why. The feature of the Majestic Would The Judge*' Statement htee mine craters at the Hohen- with Villa forees which on this oc­ Shows is tho Mabel Mack Trained us well as to he,il this egg casion lied without giving battle. We. the undersigned, judges appointed to make tho final count of zollorn redoubt. Mules and If you have heard, gf like livhnlr from nther-t "* Very truly yours, vote* and award the prizes in The Sahford Herald'd Circulation CamDespite the reports that Cano’s them and novor seen them you know The Frjjfech' gup* have been busy • a * p : K Hardy. paign took charge of the ballot box March 1Hth, 1D1G. at 7 p. tn., the bombartfflK ACerman absolutely nothing about ' a mule. troches in forces had engaged those of Villa at hour and date named, find upon careful count of the Votes east that the ChnnipngiiV and German positions at Namiquapa persons were in­ We lyive always associated the mule I’rc.li)lerinn ( ‘. K. above list of person* are entitled to stated choice of the seven (irises northeast ef St. Mihiel. V* t' formed express the opinion that the with stubbornness but the mules The I’resh-. tertan K met on offered by the Sanford. Florida, Herald. Carranza force* had failed to hold trained by hfnbel M aek are not French aiDyaft dropped bombs on up their end of the. net by which it Frid.i, ev•i ,i ' g * i' ti l ' ii It m ■ ha rye Signed: A K KEY trained by the lash but by' human Motx. munition depots near Villi* was propo*w*HT) capture the bandit Mis* I,l|i ;, U lotin-r, leader The | A. 1. IIKTT8 kindness and the different stunts Oarers and Imsitions elsewhere, while chieftain member* .•f t he l ii all gat i ...... I i TherV were confirmatory 11^te. March I*. Ibid It It DEAS pulled oil by these mules is beyond other aeroplanes homhed the aero­ reports received today of the new* talk* mi i I . -ol ,. t «umprehenaion. They do evi r> >i* w>-ik* n( patient, hard work prominent citizens and their de- drome ut Hkrvslcd't ami \luel* received for the lant week that the I 'll -Sill, I ' , i 'ig aft r hitvice tiring but talk and they really talk In aerial engagements a Mexican troop* not only were fail­ were entirely satisfactory huzen the i-Vci util11 , mil niit 1er bad a call brought tneir great reward la.*t Sat- cisions ■M m the sign language. They carry German airship attacked the En­ ing to cooperate with the American - . meeting .ii 'II add'd enough point* to urday night when candidates in to all mail, imitate human beings in ever;, t In *u p . i I art t,. rai-c tin ii,. S.infofd Herald * * ireiilation Tht J u d g e s were It It l leas. tente allied Meet south of Baden troop*, hut in certain instance* were way drill and march at the word of luki ami the French brought down interfering with them. • I 'ampaign rust their final votes and uncle! \ I ill" per tent, making it a A. It- Key and A. L. Betts. command, dance and 'do everything three of their ships. the eampaigu came to an end (Iold Seal Sociel I tin ole III v The Prize Winners and more than any trained horse* the . ! i ■• The French torpedo boat dcstroyc r I i.i fmt that the h.iltut box was With a grand total ol 2. li!5,lf>0 Washington. Mar 21 The deon exhibition and the pcrformumi' i* bn k,-d and **-aled the last two days votes, Mr* J F Hoolehmi, u jjojiu* Rvnaudin sa* sunk ulu-n a sub- facto Government of Mexico 'todayentertaining, instructive and mo.t I ih r ail iin I )t |mr i m« ni e( 1In- campiUgiS and that the can­ lar Surilord lady, carried off the murine sent the vessel to the bottom proposed to the United State* the pleasing. The Mabel Mack Mules Tin* ri'^uLir timm*l i r>ic •*! tin* l.itrr didal, •* could deposit their last *ul»- highest honors and was awarded by in the Adriatic. drafting of a protocol under which arc well worth your tri|i to Sanford The Germans deny the responsi­ American and Mexican troop* co­ •iturv I >« p.irt iin’fit will !*• lii’M .ii *eriptiofi* and money dinu-tly into the judges the first prize a hand­ if >ou see nothing else. Mrs Mack bility L>r the sinking of the Dutch operate, in running to earth Fran­ tin* U urn.in -• ^ \\* *^ ,i(t» r the ten demonstrated to all doubt­ some find Roadster. u> a tine little lady ami take* great Hteanier Tuhunlin find!: ;i3: I fB»|,.i| In nijr ing eati did a tea that the campaign cisco Villa and his bandits, without M r - 11 oobdi an, the winner of the I rule in her pets and liejudi-* tinw.i* closed mi tlie square and that danger of misunderstanding or conR o a d s t e r e a r n e d her [trite t hr o ugh mules has trained dogs und many it wa* iniputuilhle to show any favors tlict. Tho terms of such a formal her own e|!otX*. She realized early ntlo-r animals. She will take speeml t•i any one, because no one hut the convention would lie designed to in the ciimpiitgifnthat to get a large care of the children and show them ■.Iiidldllte* themselves knew what meet all question* which may nrise amount of business and pro|^rthe midget mules and dogs'and . the w> m into the ballot tiox to be count­ Int eh future netting forth the rights tionutu votes, jhe must make nO* »ay in which the animals are train 'd l>j the judges. Everyone was of the American* expodititlohary aggressivtf campaign from start to rd allowed to witness liie final count of force* now in pursuit ol the bandit fiuish and instead of devoting her The big merry g o 'round «f course vnte* alid all went fcway satisfied chieftain, and the nature of the co­ time to tjtd City of Sanford alone i' the center of attraction ami no that they had been fairly treated. operation expected * from the chief anfi wofkinK intermittently, she shows would be complete without After the winners'were announced branched out Into the surrounding Everything is In readiness for the of the Cnrranxa Government be­ Washington. March J l Evi the merry go round and *tho_ M.tthey were congratulated by their territory.ftqd made a day after day Baiiy Parade Wednesday morning ut came known today at the con­ jeitic Shows have a gapri-Piyd ♦. The lienees of ro operation between ('res­ many friends as well as byf their campaign frqn> the very start, which 9:30 with fifty entries already listed clusion of n conference between ilient Wilson and congress which reason we think it a good pim fe I,** fortunate competitors De­ resulted in filling uji u very large and many more expected This fea­ Elifteo Arredondo, Mexican Amhus|. .nl in . i i carl, adjournment I ' e i t e It h a » " b e e n c r o w d e d , . :fl|/ ti l l - m i , feat.* were taken good nuturcdly and reserve -voth oiirl> in rhe campaign. ture id the. Spring Festival * jAPWtrr- ^fidur designate and Acting Secre­ ,.l •r,t- ( a [ i .i u -ecu L. oiriilMtun" Mnce.it- -Wim f u t up.? l-ie[)uti,, wo* hajijry ise* to lie, ope of the most attractive tary I'nlk-a} the state department. To the vriineri-'Che Herald quash, the Afnrkij >gJ,. ’ 1,l*•!tlruh,. IitIII i . - In I to .Ii tlull Ilf the igyefi n u t : vseft- aw jfdcd.aatl JL* ,lLs .uUEJaiuUilJQtiS. HjaUhlfik. the of the entire week and wit 1 un­ F a s o * tip ns on t he details will he r liul i'JauvtwUon S t m a r * - . r c j w r r a tI i{aciioii alai iuJliac IU *ui xUiu-Hlg pit. there were hilly seven uctive vaildi- caiidbiutc* for their fair sad bus! doubtedly he tho prettiest. _Several n progress several days, but the .moduli- pafedt'ess legislation and practically .mini);, attrai^iions jn>t)i|^ntf(iedUt< daW-s each received a prize for-their nesslike wayVof treating TJie Ilnrald prizes, have (men contributed and two Governments are in agreement ■ -ueighbor^otTkr* - ^ w i f t » ^ jffrge removing the European aqd Mealwill be. awarded as folfowA: „ on the general principles involved, and one another a\nl tho convenient cor work. crowd* ; pud riving satisfaction. ca\ uuesl.ons from the held qf dc—------I! , waft in whii Thv Judges chosen for tho camam} expeditious waj ich they Welfare Dept., Woman’s Club — ■ - ..M , hate. Although sotne eoncresmotml nTwo dollar# and n half in grid :'an ­ Mr. fl dm*. M n.erv a ha* the snakes. ^ noU,)U Speaker Clark. say* patgn wert* from SunfOrdV most 1 handled their bussiefess. m San Antonio, Texas, March'- 2T. \. other prize of the same value-in u '—.Francisco Villa may be fotced . n , e frgakb Of course are all her* , j *,) Hess[o» until fall. ■S3r - r t * Jind more of them coming For ft. ' ;li|m*;nU(r, tll, n of!,. i,.U jovdirted gold pipcc ■and the Second prize, a into a light with the American troops t’of|tpli|t,t*itl*'Tld»isehiililcr j Badge* f» I’lessjSiang Marten, Mrujii'ne* Mioifiva theuni- tgdav t lial adjourn until _S..UOI ,,i.* lome silver birthday spoon have been within the next thirty-six hour* if ' The follow mg notie> appeared in) Tht- committee itvW^hge ,,f t(lt< null trainer, h aa^ v eral large I.ython-; U(1. 'lM Jin i ,lf ,..irl> |,,u contributed by tbc bunks, First Na­ report# corning to General Funston'n j,- of the Florida Alligator, arrangement* . for the entertainment .aid ift her snaKtat.filid has a ilistm.t . ,, 11». laM is,fbitional. Peoples and Sepiinole (tanks headquarters, both * from General . /. , A great I. p aloe program -till i In- ,'ulb4Hpublished by the of ii«*- Florida Press Association, of our I^lty. The goltl pieces will he .rioaity Jn the khaiu- of an atomai i • , , , Pershing and from Mexican sources i,L ,c . , . nw flits uctmti It includes t lie army University of ^Florida at Gainesville: whiri^halds ltd annual meeting in II he a Mexican wuami but was cap- , , ,, „ awarded to the beat group and indi­ ifrft correct. Advices from GeneraL . ... “ V i md nus \ In s. a tar I i oin mission Friend* of Col, K. K. Householder Kissimmee April 13, 14 ami 15 ha* vidual decorations, while the spoon } »■ < I in India. It bus a bod. likt* •?) \. , ........................... Pershing today said thut Villa had ... ... . . bilk the ! Inllipplrie lull, rural credit ni the University kill bo interested arranged for ou» of the neatest a rocodile, feet like an eagle ami 1 . . , , goes to the second winner, either been reported defeated by Mexican i. , ,jc . . . legislation, several imaiici.il and ap- to know that lie is a candidate for badges yet used at slmilur meetings. group or individual in tho. opinion Government troops Hear Cruces and h* ad like a uuakc and is said to be , ... .. . -c. , „ , . , . , ■fropnation bill*. shi|if>irig feftisinlton, the office of county judge of .Sem­ The badge is one of unique de­ of tho judges. Third and fourth that he was marching northward in deadly poinoiu It sheds its skin 1 ■ .. Mr. Householder is sign and a supply w>H hrf made prizes will bo a sago palm and put . evo.y tv.rivti V . b u t ^ W ' l^certain- revenue measures and th. Immlgra- inole county. retreat. Sit the son of Rev. A. E. Householder, especially for tluj aTfuir by the Rob­ plant, tho gift of C. M. Griffin 8t *• ly -a-ruriralty. I n ’ trfe-salf^fl/ tent is t" ,M ’’ . ' General Pershing's report was fol­ at present presiding elder of the bins Company, ol Attleboro. .Mass. Co., McClenny, Fla., and by cour­ lowed, however, by the unofficial re­ afiother detj Th,‘ prMi',,,nl der" roU!‘ ‘ ,,ut r,’n ■ m r ia n a jk i» n t ^ f'V # W t /r lU dialrffuUe Kress act on important questions Gainesville district of the Methodist It will be made of bronzo and gold tesy of the Spring Festival Com­ port that Villa s<ill. wit* fighting a t '* u collectloy « ' * pending before the political conven Episcopal Church South in Florida. plate in the shape of a cross bar and mittee. * Namiquipa, south of Cruces. Mr. Householder graduated from pendant similar to the popular bag­ **■ J* x In a tent next t t f c «!!i ’i lion* are called in June. Work on At tho close of tho parade the the State Law School in 1913. He gage check watch fobs. T h e bar will Shows are tnrveral goodsftrjrctrort3 the Democratic platform ha* been was a popular student, .interesting represent a scroll wit!) two crossed carriages will he parked at the band Housekeepers end Hungry People begun oil the assumption that this f -Am in which Stefilskin Sanditrs,- the himself in various phases of Uni­ quills, appropriate to the occasion. stand whore Mr. C. R. Walker will of Ssnford, Attention! Human torture man lies dowq, on ’can he accomplished. present tho ‘ prizes in bchulf of the The house will paw the Hay versity life, and holding a number of Upon the sctoll will appear the committee. »t«*ei spikes and allows a jnsq Ao Close up your kitchens and enjoy Mothers are requested . - - ■} important offices within the gift of words; "Kissimmee, Fla., April 13stand on him and cause the sjdkes Army reorganization hukk by 1 hurtcelebration week. The ladies of thv to have their babies in the park hi* fellow students. 16, 1916." Tho nendant In the to:go "deeper into tho skin and when day at the latest- In the discussion at 9 a. m. for it ia the intention of Catholic Sanctuary Society will make shape prescribed win bear ah ere Since graduation Mr. Householder of this measure there baa been edi• h e/ a riseso u can, sec where they he committee to atari promptly an earnest effort tp provide you figure 'of Chief Osceola in rel t 9:30. Tho parade will be let] by dinners and suppers during that chtorwl his skin but he seems to dchced more solidarity among Dem­ has been engaged in the active prac­ 31 along one half* of the surface, while suffer pot .st all and the spikes do ocrats than has been evidenced at tice of the law at Sanford, being a the carnival band the line of march time. The following is their menu: on the other will appear, also in re­ being from the park down Park not-hurl him. Here also is the.great any time since the session began. member of tho well known firm of Baked Beana.----------------------- 10e Wilson A Householder, and he has lief a map of Florida with Kissimmee In fact the general support which •venue, Firet street to Sanford ave­ Gordeen, the man who not only H a m --------- *--------- -----------------------.1 10c marjked in the canter by a star. Cor­ nue, weat to Fark avenue and south mystifies you hut keeps you laugh­ has rallied around national de­ made an envious reputation for Macaroni....................................... 10c efficiency and square dealing. Hia ner decorations will -represent Flor­ to the park for the awarding of ing all the timo and ho la 's.good one fense legislation ha* been a surprise Potato Salad . . . , 10c to the administration leaders who training and ability especially fit ida orangea and follaga. Acroaa the prizes. The judges will be com­ in every way. Slaw___ ____________________ 05e him for the duties of this office, and top of the pendant and through the posed of people from out of town Minnie, Wawa, the head that had ' expected to encounter hitter Chicken Salad ......... 20c There is no doubt, the Alligator believes that he wifi be map will appear the words: “ Florida who will- not know any baby In Una. lives without the body, the optical antagonism. Tomat^M and Lettuce with Press Association, 1916.“ Beneath Once again, we urge th* cooperation illusion r t a t every one knotga juat however, that there sro difficulties elected. Mayonai**........ j . ________ I0 e When told of Mr. Householder's and across the bottom will be the of parents. how it ia done and yet -none of them ahead for the army bill on account .......... 05c • a B f t t Salad. ..,-----------— * candidacy, Dean Trualer said: " I words: “ Chief Osceoiai” know,. T h jM attractions are all of the wide divergence between the ; Cdfi _____ ___ 05c Each of the visiting editors and senate and house bilift. Senator am delighted to know of it. While good. Celt*-..*.,....................... 05o Mrs. Hoolehsn Grateful here Mr. Householder distinguished member* . o f . the Press Association n-’ritJir-sfe' The *Daya pf '49 will open today' Chamberlain plans to call up the le* Cream’ __ ______ 10c himself as a, man of high character who attend will b * presented with , I hereby wish to express my *nd promises to be the fanny place senate measure tomorrow and to Specials and excellent scholarship. He has one of these badge* upon register­ thanks and appreciation to my of tho * whole show, There wilf, b« Hiovo that it replace the public Chicken Piilau, Mashed Potatoes, the judicial temperament and I am m any. friends who assisted me in ing.—Kissimmee Gazette. cowboys, miners and western gfrfs lands water power bill »» unfinished sure will make a splendid judge. A winning the Ford Roadster In the Oysters, Raw, Scalloped, Stewed. business. Whether thi* will succeed • jj "nd the old ’49 dance, hall and bar At restaurant in court house number of our graduates have been Sanford Herald campaign which was \ J ■ V- i will be in evidence with ' coca eoln is doubtful because there arc several v War Hews Summary elected to the office of county judge brought to a very satisfactory close block. Give us a trial. and other soft drinks served. Here senators who belipve that the senate aud invariably, have made good. London, March 20.>-With the last.Saturday night. the piano and good flopr will fur­ should wait until the house bill has Doubtless this is due in a large meas­ Blackening of the fighting around been passed and that it should be Heme Coeked Food I believe that every candidate nish a place to danya'^-and the cowV *$2 ure to the fact that we devote more Verdun the Russians have started a will gladly join in praiaing the used as the vehivle for the prepared­ Roil*, cookies, cakes, pies, etc., at hoys will get bad * apd shoot the time to the study of administration, big offensive movement against the management of this campaign for Roberta Grocery Wednesday end, ness debate In the senate bill. There Ughta out j u i t ’like they used to do will bo no long delay, however,, as executor* and administrator*! and Germans on tfcaJ>Mt*rn front. A it* absolute fairness and the many Saturday. In addition to the oth*r in the wild «n d woplly west..' the house - measure will reach the probate-practice than do a majority raid by German seaplane* on th* courtesies extended. things we will have brown'bread and There are many and varihds shdwa of the other law schools of the country. east e&ast of Englapd and by French Mr*. F. J . Hoolehaa, henna. ■nd concessions and msny place* senate laffcr In the Week. • 4 ( ’ l, ‘. --T-' ‘ -.1 ’ - -f r. > ^ 4*!* ^ y * CAMPAIGN BIG SUCCESS BABY PARADE WEDNESDAY CONGRESS IS WITH WILSON , . ;\ ■> _r?: y ~ - >^ V FEARS FELT FOR SAFETY OF OUR MEN HERALD'S CIRCULATION , ill J J j V IT: �- r^ • ' j ..'• ;. 7aF ?5"c THE SANFORD HERALD, PnGfe TWO m ' • MARCH 21, 1916 a * for being it cobbler. I wlah I could ing engraved with cpldneaa, it Is re do. aomethlng to help the boy* and freshing to find theps are aome who the girls of the rich, who suddenly are individual enough to be "real grow poor,” said Mrs. Bond. "I* folks” whilo they- jostle elbows with wish I could persuade- every one to tls In * humanity*! ^codvenirtUifllgM Association with real teach their girls and boys to do whirlpool. BUDGET Otf OPINION “ JUST B1 something practical. A girl should folks will have a tendency to'm ake fffl YOU AND ME.” know how to.sew and cook. Higher real folks of us all. »# education is wonderful and those As Mrs. Bond left, the £otel for whm can should take advantage of It, the station she seemed to leave a T T ' 5*. but there should be an every day path of aunshine behind her. Ev­ course o) some kind to help these eryone was ready to wait upon her, helpless rich grown poor sort of of in fact, all whom she passed seemed A C IIIE L IS AMONG Y E TAKING NOTES AND FA ITH , .r: » m : ' children." Mrs. Bond know what to cstch a gleam of her radient per­ ' " H E ’LL P R E N T ’E M ” — SO SAYS SA U N TER ER . •he was talking about for she lived sonality. o a o a a a a a o a o o a a a D a o o o o o a o a o o a a o a a a a o o o D o a o a o o a o a o a a D a i iti " E a s y " Primary Department Mrs. Bond will spend the remain­ street without a care when she had der of the winter In California in 1 After the shows are over it will 1 This is the week we celebrate be a good time to think about and whether i t 'u l .^ i f o o d thing to her husband by her side, and when her bungalow. In the apring she cleaning up the city. Not that there have attractions here^for a week or he was gone she was ji real atudent will return to her Chicago home, will be any more need after the show mot is the question ths^As agitating in life's school. She had acquired a which is a duplex house, occupied by than formerly , but the trash and the minds of several '£reat men. sweet philosophy of life In this her son and family and herself. Her IK* •> papers that will bo scattered over Other cities all over Eloridn .*nd School of Experience. She makes a son Is her business manager and her zw i ft the city this wtf>k will remind us every other state have some kiftd of pica for individuality and says the constant helpmate in every way. i ( \ M I f' that Hanford will not forget the an­ a celebration at least once a' gear purest way to success Is to be in­ Mrs. Bond may retire from public nuel clean up that makes our city and get the people into the city dividual. y“ l)u what you can do, life, but. her songs with their soulful ‘ V# -50 Cards (Rogers) Tea Spoon beautiful In the eyes of the visttprs. wher» they can see what progress is but don't" do it some .one else. messages will ever be .with us. S jjp ji 100 Cards (Rogers) Table Spoon The ladies, God bless them arc al- being made, can ace the business People educate the personalities out — By Eflle Lee sc Scott, Hi h i of their children. "Ob, for a nat­ 100 Cards (Rogers) Table Fork V>.w*ys on this job and if it were not men, can , get acquainted and feel Lincoln, Nebraska, ' for them Sanford would be an arid that the city is friendly and wants ural child,” she exclaimed. When It Compliments Lucille Aspinwall 200 Cards (Ropers) Sugar Shell You cannot get a crowd came to discussing children aho said Takach. *, r. ■* place in the heart of the desert In­ them. 200 Cards (Rogers) B u tter Knife stead of the oasis that it js now. I without attractions and if this coun: one of the saddest things she wit­ -L - —Vi* :- 1 nessed nowadays was in this sohave I t ^ r d m the Wpmin’i Club ty is to have a county fair there 300 Cards (Rogers) Table Knife Prepare for Silago Crops ihat IA a few days now they will should be some effort made along called scientific training of children Plant silage crops this spring. It begin their spring house cleaning this line at ones. No-county fair that seemed to put them away from is not necessary to have a silo first. and the entire city will be washed amounts to anything without the at­ their parents. instead of keeping Plenty of Ladies’ White Shoes, Gents’ White Shoes Plant the crop now and then during \t £|TJ v -i them close to them. She had raised with Sapolio and Sanford will be tractions for n side Une. All work tho slack season while it is growing, i . ® ! a son to man's estate, who idolizes and Palm Beach Shoes, Socks to Match the Spotless Town. I just want to and no play makes several wooden erect the silo. her and has repaid in every possible • remind you that this will be done headed boys bo the old adage goes C. lx Willoughby, professor of aql* and 1 also want to remtmruhp'jadirs and this applies to cities. It is high way the struggle she has made -for him. In talking of boys, Mrs. Bond mal husbandry in tho University, of time now that all of us took stock of that the men are willing to. htyp: -We says,-"Thgro is nothing In the world Florida College of Agriculture, says our resources and found out about have a city council, a mayor and a sanitary inspector that will assist the county fair for nest year. Wo that makes a mother so proud as a the best silage crops pro corn, sor­ and if it does n ot.sound too modest have everything necessary to make good son. We expect our girls to be ghum and Japanese cane. Peas or there is also a newspaper here that a real county fair and should good," she added, "but with a boy beggar weed planted in the corn or there is more anxiety. As she con­ sorghum and made into silage give a have it. will assist some. • , f tinued talking about boys there mixture richer In protein than either Good Shoes for the whole • came a memory of the song that sho sorghum or corn qiono. make her own clothch look so nrtis- sang the ' previous . CARRIE JACOBS BOND Family and your Silver Free night about Corn Ib a good silage crop on good tic out of meager materials . her "Holding the Little Hand up Tight” land, Hut sorghum will probably A Letter Sent to the Woman's Club mother thought she ought to em and while thinking about the senti­ give better yields on light soils. For 301 East First Street Sanford, Florida bark in the dressmaking business ment of the song, and for the mo­ silng*- corn should he planted in With Request fur Publication This was not at all appealing, then ment seeing Mrs. Bond holding the rows . I ' j f»ct apart, and the plants (From a newspaper of Lincoln, Neb., fir ■ she found she could (rim her hats so Kami of thut big son of hers good should stand about one foot apart sent to me by the secretary, Miss they looked like I’nris creations und tight. «h<- took up the train of in the row, Sorghum is drilled in Browning.; Ibis led her mother to urge her to J thought in her own mind ami said, rows about 'J Lj feet apart. Sow Carrie Jacob ft ond has come and combine the millinery business with "The way to make u good son is to from 15 to 20 pounds to the acre. gone. It was her first visit to' Lin- thut of dressmaking or even to be­ bo blind to a few little things hut It will take about 20 acres of colif and may possibly be her lust come designer for her designing was keep close in him, and let him feel m This will be1 sad news for the newly a work of art. "This did not suit that t\o matter what he does his silage crop* under ordinary condi­ LIV E R Y , S A L E S AND F E E D S T A B L E made friends who heard her fur the me, however. I finally did a great mother will always lie by his side, tions to fill a 100-ton silo. Goodl lands will yield more than 5 tons to | first time Inst Tuesday night, for deal .in china painting and hud suc­ holding him tightly by the hand,” Corner Park Avonuo and Seco nd S t r e e t But enough should I silt* left such u rudient memory in cess selling my work. Oh. I know Returning to the subject of her the acre. CONTRACTORS FOR ALL KINDS OF HEAVY HAULING her pathway, what a haunting mel­ what it means to struggle for a liv­ music, but then everything about planted to insure a full silo under ad Large supply of H o r s e s , M u lo s , ody like "I'm wenryin' for you," is ing in a great city and for Boren Mrs. Bond seems to radiate the soul verse conditions. Japanese cane is the heaviest | uppermost in our minds. Mrs. years 1 worked to the limit of my of music. She said, " I Love You Wagons and H a r n e s s a lw a y s Bund is a woman with a soul. "1 he strength, to make both ends meet, Truly" was her first published song.- yielding silage plant, but the silage on hand F o r Sale or E x c h a n g e world is humane and folks are to make a horqe for my boy." Then "His Lullaby," made famous by is poorer in quality than sorghum or I (In human, if they ran be educated be paused to tell what it meant to Schumann lieink, her best musical corn because it lias no gram O la c h s m ith in t and W a g o n R e p a ir i n g In c o n n e c t i o n K fe . average smi it yields from 20 to 20 j out of being blazer," said Mrs. be j„Jor j„- Chicago und how much work When asked what, her own Bond last Wednesday morning in real charity was done in ( ‘ hirago. personal favorite song was she tons to the acre and often goes as her room at the Lincoln Hotel, she said Chicago people are the best laughingly replied. Oh, my last one. high as 40 to 60. The crop should while making.preparation to take a people in the world to help those of course. It will be out in u few .be planted in winter, not later than ( HIKOPIIM TIC CORRECTIVE EXERCISE the middle of March Velvet beans train for the south. " It is such a who need help Chicago won't give months. OSTKOI'ATin DIETETIC EXPERT planted in spring, to be .grazed down comfort to meet n sympathetic per-I at Christmas time and forget you While telling of life's struggle* and plowed uqder in the fall would son and how we love natural peo-[ the rest of the year, but the philanplc,' sho added. At the concert the thropic people have Christinas ev- which have marked her pathway to place the lund in good condition for previous evening she told the story j ery . day in the year. Mrs. Bond success, when her business house, a planting rif .Japanese cane during NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN of "M y Old Manr" Of course he is sat .buck and smiled ns she itien- "The Bond Shop" of Chicago is the following wontfer. u purely creative character, but he tinned Christmas giving and said, known all oyer the world, and her All unsalable Sweet potatoes may MACi'ADDEN METHODS was so good and poor that he fornffcd L mtKIb thing of remembering every- handsome Chicago home a place of he saved as ailagfc'VUh little trouble the iflealistir type Mrs Bond has body at Xmas t i me , t he n forgetting interest to sightseers anil her beau­ if run through the cutter and alter­ I buir9 in 12 a tn I In 1 ,, and hj Appointment tiful lijingnlow at (irnssiruuit. Ca) *n nated with layer*, of corn or sor A immorudized All the* good (vLd , I Ii i ti i the rest of the year is like I ! fashioned Jihilosophy she gave o u t [ K|Ving poor folks clothe* and cutting |picturesque that it is written up in ghuin. . A’*' * Corner I’n.-k Av.-nur and Ninth SirrH . HANFORD. FLORIDA * in such a casual wivy, about finding the bottom off. Thus the strug- all tin- leading magazines and her __ Fur Lbusii who aru uoi auru Ttbwv, » .- the IFlilfi^ aniong the pJur', TSpJiilfiny life went on with Mrs. Bondi but xnngtrffre sung Tn hi runs! every home will be able to erect a silo it might among the "|ooH and poor’^ has when her little earnings account in the land, tamo of them numbering be a good plan Jo plant these, staple bcefi learned ns a resUlt of'her own began to grow she went to visit a over two million copies. Mrs. Bond crops in the usual way. 'There personal experience*. One would [friend In Iowa and was the guest of counts every trial a pearl in her would then lit ini loss if it should be pot lblp_k_lo see and hear this gifted( Mrs.' Heqry J. Hume at Marshall rosary of life. She says had it not found impossible to build a silo helm for the change in tier circum­ later woman, whd is composer and musi-town,While there she sang her dun and who has more demands lor |songs for Mrs Howe The latter stances she would never have known concerts than Jhere are days in aualf.-d Mrs. Bond why she did not real people. "And retd people nr‘* Be M er ry . - year, fhat she went through the go out und g i v e recitals of her own wonderful people, for il is among An nunc« or mirth is worth a [mttint them that you find the tru th " S h e very depths id poverty and struggled songs This was a surprising of anrrow Haxtnr The reason people long und hard to gam u foothold, thought to Mrs Bond, who replied i commented. Kates $2.00 IVr Day and Up large enough to stand up. She sol-'that she would never get enough I don't profit by adversity, says Mrs. 'p c c i; Special Rates l>.v the Week dom opens the book of her vx'perl-j do and" people would not cure to I Bond, is because they don't take ad cnct-a, and it ia only on rare orra- listen. Mrs. Howe said they would v rsity us u stepping sloile. They ■iona that aho "talka for print.” have one right in Marshalltown at take it as an atliiction. This brought When aaked to tell about how aho once. The concert wa» given and to mind again the atory told ut the atarted in tho-work which juat now- waa a success and this friend then concert Tuesday night of " M y Old M Y S P E C IA L T IE S : In " M y Old Man" purely la winning her fame slid wealth aho secured u number of booking*, the Man." PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA "Moat cer­ atoppud n minute, looked into apace, first being at Marshalltown, where imaginary?" I asked. GORHAM’S STEH1JJIG.SILVER then began to open thla b ffffc o k of Mr*. Bond gave a recital under the tainly," ahe quickly replied. "Did ROGERS' PLATED AVARS experience?* and turn u few pagea. auspices of the Twentieth Century you ever know or hear of any one ns " I t ia aur-h a long atory aqd hap­ Club,1'for which ahe received ten good as ho was, or have you fcvor ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES pened a long time ago, yet it ia very dollars. “ 1 waa never so happy in known n couple as happy as " M y STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH vivid," ahe said, “ I waa like many my life," said Mra. Bond, "na when Old Man and Mary?" she inquired. other women whom l have met. 1 received that ten dollar gold piece "They are types of what real folks ATLANTIC COAST UNE When told that sho I waa left alone whan quite young, and the note of appreciation which should be. . ■ TRAINS with a boy to aupport. My huabund accompanied if." "Well that was would he warmly welcomed to Lin­ died very suddenly. I was an in­ just tho beginning. I went many coln if *he came next year sho said L t . r ’ s r i ' i i ' i 1v ,*i-li* hi* ,,ui|,n* n ^? * ** • * ?'»•??> D u u __ m cat* on train • • ^ s **\'-,,* h i ‘—- » ( r n mM, r r i a l o unll| 7 m. F r « i rradioing e d m ln f ch*ir roach* l NORTHBOUND valid und had only a few thouaand places in Iowa that year for ten ahe said that in all probability She No. 82 No. M i No. 86 No. 89 Arrive Drove dollars. Now, when one has only n dollars and expenses. Business grad­ would not givo another concert tour. Jwkaonvillr 12:16pm. 1 :36pm 8 : 10 pm A? Savannah No. 82. .. 1:18 A. M .... 1:3.1 A. M. She has bee^ traveling a long time 1 16pm few thouaand dollars it ia not ually improved and now I have t:46pin 6:36pm 18:16am Af IUchm„nii No. 8 4 .. .10:46 A. M . . . . 11:06 A. M. 6 m T.20 am 8 :00 pm 011 Sam enough to Invest to bring an In­ many more offers than I can pos­ and Is very tired. "Oh, It Isn’t just Ar Wuhmftnn 10.29am 12 18pm 11160pm No. 8 0 . .. .2:22 P. M .. „ .2 : 4 2 P. M. At Haltlmnn— 3.1 Sam 11:12am 1 J Sam 1:60pm come that amounts to much. I had sibly accept, and of course the con­ giving the concert that wears me," No. 02. .. . 4:00 P. M........4:05 P. M. Ar YV. I'hila.Jrlfihia — _l 1.31 am 2;Olpm 40)pn 446am Ar K r v York No. 28. .. 8:60 P. M. l:40j,rr) to Uv? upon it, and when it waa tracts are for many times the orig­ she said, "b u t it Is everything that 4:20pm 7:13a m 8:20pm gone poverty stared me in the face." inal ten dollars. You would be In­ goes with it. I am bothered contin SOUTHBOUND ' ' W u it Jh e n you began to write?” terested in knowing what my flat ually by people who want me to No. 8 3 . .. .2:06 A. hi.........2:18 A. M. I eagerly aaked. "Oh, no, for I concert dress was like?" she asked. read their poema,-hear their aongs. No. 8 9 . .. .2:10 P. M.........2:30 P. M. t r a i n s w e s t No. 85-----5:09 P. M..........6:19 P. M. first wrote juat for fun, just to please " I t was made from s handsome lace pass upon them, tell them how to No. 9 1 . . .12:38 P. M .. . .12:43 P. M. DIXIE m r . R Na. »4 my husband, but I soon kneir that curtain that I had in my lovely have them published, how they can n i K DIXIE LIM IT E D . N*. f t S O i m i n t C A N D - Na. M No. 2 7 . . . 8:10 A. M. Lv Jatkaonvilla _ S JOpn, Lv I i t k i o n v J l t writing ballads was what I really home In my prosperous days. And reach the public end s million other Lv Jackson villa. 8 2 0 p m Af A tla n ta ______ 7:40am Af Wajrrruw * :47 am Alfa OVIEDO liked to do. This money of mine my party coat—well, that was made things. There really is no one way r,bV U-n.uo* * - 1 2 U2 pra Af Miron 1 2 :l»pm Af Naahvdta ------ 4:«&pm Ar Allan * . to success. We each arrive over No. 120—Arrive . .*...........9:30 A. M. *06nm i "00om f lu te d about three years,- I took from a pretty wool blanket.” Af 8 u Loua . 7:06am Ar 8t, LouU,. _____ 8:60pm No. 127—Leave................. 4:00 P. M. At C l w i p ______ 7 .OUm Ar C h lr ifo different roads, and to reach the top m y ' boy and went to Chicago. -':46am ...... 6 : 66pm “ People often asked me, where I we must be individual: I' think I There ! literally burled myself for LEESBURG NT. LOUIS E X P R E SS N a .lT Lv Jatkaon villa seven years and not even my friends received nfy education,” aaid Mrs. ehall retire from the concert world No. 21—Arrive ................ 10:65 A.'M. OOOpm I.v JackaonvUU____________________ 8:16pm Ar Albany 40am . A f W aycroaa.__ . IO:ISpm No, 24—Leave....................6:25 P. M, Af Columlmt_____ , ,, knew where I lived. As ahe sat Bond and I tell them that I am a and settle down comfortable in my ' A r Mnntrnmaty__ ______ __________ * 8'Warn Ar llJrro Ina ham ,n No. 158—Arrive ........... 6:20 P. M. Chicago home for the rest of my there in a trim, neat tailored suit, graduate from the School of EsxAf 84. lamb . 1 H * p,n Ar N.w Oriaaaa_______ - _________ gjSipm No. 167—Leave..................6:36 A. M. Ar Naahvilla ^ __ T|46pm Af Ctucago pulling on a pair of long blue kid perience, 42 E. 24th St., Chicago. days. To meet a woman of Mrs. 7:4 Oara Ar St. 1 , 00 la _____________ *__________ ^r»v' 1runlrr ha!1lm* n<'*'< 'W fa «a.'< U . TRILBY Through Mori Pullman to Bt. Lamia. Firvt 1 gloves it was hard to think of her I know all about turning materials Bond's type la one of the real pleas­ rw‘ B n* *tolr rar. O h w v a d m car. J « u lc fan. ronoaction mad* a t Krw Ortrana (ot Ban rranciaf o No. 26—Arrive.................. 1:00 P. U. struggling for a bread and butter and making them up the other aide ures, rare in a busy world. In these PuDman alaculc Uthud ^aW lof 1 ie ." carta. No. 24—Lrov*....................2:26 p, M. existence. Her bright eyes took on out. I know how to curl feathers days when engraving la ao prevalent . nirror S S L No. 100—Leave..................7:00 A. M. a aad expression but through the and just how to stesm old velvet and every kind of a courtesy, from a No. 101—Arrive.________ 6:40 P. M.' . . . r a j r x r l* ~ aadheaa her soul was shining. She over a flatiron and make it Jodk social call, an invitation to a bridge . CLYDE IJNE BOATS said that she knew practically noth­ like new and a lot df other things.” party, to a message of sympathy, or (ST . JO H N S RIVER) ing except to write songs, but rfhe As she continued to name over her a reply to a message of condolence Arrive 10:00A.M. L n v ell^ O A .M tried to learn to do something and handy achievements she said "I and even thanka for Christmas found she w u quite an adept at have made everything that it U gifts, are banded to us on an en­ many things. She « u so handy necessary to wear, except shoes and graver's plate, until we sometimes HgypfT: - - • with the needle and managed to somehow I never acquired a taste feel that our i very souls are becom* laooaoaoooaaooooaaaooaaoaaooooaaaoqooaooaom w a ROGERSSILVERWARE S EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT 10 TICKETS Given With Every $ 1 Any of the Following Articles can be Secured FREE with the Required Number of Cards 1 Straw Hats $2.00 - Silk Hats 75c E. H. PETERS “ Shoes— Thai’s M y B usiness7 »o»cimiiiiim>»»ciiniimrifxtxiiiuimiii?e«cBiinin>B»c HAND BROTHERS W n t. H . C R O S B Y The Longwood Hotel Now Open Under New M anagement HENRY M c U U L I N JEWELER D. A. Midgley, Mgr. Longwood, Fla. A tlantic C oast L 4 5 Through Trains Daily To WASHINGTON and NEW YORK DAI LY THROUGH in e 4 5 A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald Want Ads Bring Results will Rent Your House F o r You - _ fb. unfitvl s . - _ = *. V - I. . �urpy Featured in Homelike - Comfortable - Convenient Table Board or Board and Boom Bcasonnble R ates For Excellent Service Comer of Magnolia Avenue and Fourth Street Don't play with serious itiatUiU— don't YOU carry your own insurance against FIRE H ||*X2ga The real start of the KcsUval begins at ten o'clock when tho opening gun will be fired bJr.LTtljL Joe DcMont of the Horse Marines. At this time the nutomqbllo-tmratiit will start on Tenth street with fifty--or .more cars in line.* The parade will bo arranged by Mar­ shall of the Day, C. M. Hand aiHJ W. A. Tillls. Headed by tho Majestic .Band, the Fire Dejfartment and the Mayor and City Council, the parade will go from Tenth porth on Turk avenue to First street, thence oast on First toiSnnford nvenuv, thence on Sanford avenue south to Fifth street, thence west p^Eijfth street to Magnolia, thence south on Magnolia to 'First street,' thence west on First atrect to French avenue, thence.'south on* French avenue to Ninth street, thence cast on Ninth to Oak avenue, thence north on Oak to First Btrect and in front'of tho Cameo Hotel on First street the prices will be awarded. Tuesday afternoon and night the free attractions and different shows will entertain. ■f fk ^I; | /a IP ft- ‘jh«M 4JBL vf&fjQ 1 % I * 1. IrA t- l K x -• ^nj lu for you’ll find the money wanting when the F I R E has wiped out your property - yv*T 1 mM Have our strong, reliable company carry your risk—and be on the aa/e aids. 7 Reasonable rates CHASE & COMPANY rrixcfl Offered for the Automobile Parade 1st Prize—$26,00 In Gold. * ■*' 2nd—Enlarged Sepia Portrait, 16 x 20. $16.00. Offered by Phillips Studio. 3rd—1 Vapor Plug, $6.00. Offered by Automatic Carburetor ppntrvNit my be bringing you a day neater dis­ aster. You owe it to yourself, your family, and your business to keep your buildings and stock 'insured in a good reliable company fora reasonable amount INSURANCE Come in today and let’s talk ft Over. * Wednesday, March 22nd The Baby Parade with 100 babies in line and in decorated buggies will pnawnt one of the greatest features ever shown in San­ ford. The jiarude starts promptly at 0:30 when the parade leaves the park for u march to First street, thence to Sanford avenue, buck to park am! to the band stand where the prizes will lx- awarded Jor the prettiest decohitod car. • Once again, we want it understood that ALL of the babies from Sanford five years down are eligible for the parade and it is NOT compulsory to have a decorator) cab. The committee would be pleased, however, to 'have as many os -pos­ sible to make this the prettiest baby parade over held in the state. We have lovely babies In our town and we want them ALL to come before the cantern man. Lot us all pull together for the prettiest feature of the whole celebration next week We have the material, Lot us use it. Mrs. K. L. Marshall, Chairman of the baby parade will gladly furnish any information desired. Phone 115, Thursday. March 2.Trd The Boat Races and attractions on Lake front will take place, providing the boats from the other cities that have made entries arrive in time. J T. Brady and S Sherrnan of this city will Lave the races in charge and' expect to pull them off in the morning Or immediately after dinner. The recent fire destroyed several bouts and injured others that were to take part but we hope to have some fast racing boats here for Thursday The priw-s are on exhibition ut Fair headquarters and the rmi-s will in- nn attraction. The Majestic Amusement Co. will furnish Ir*-*- attractions and tin-re will be a display of tin- works at niglit Friday. March 21th Candidates Day when all the county, state and national candi­ dates will lx- present and present their claims fur your suffrage They will start early in the day and keep ii up all niglit and there will be other attractions including a big Fish Fry at one o’clock in front of tin- Hotel Carnes on Commercial street. A. P. CONNELLY 107 MAGNOLIA AVE arate coats and Jackets to bo worn with ■cloth skirts, corduroy has In­ creased Its popularity for this purpose Like fur-fabric It Is moro effectively used as a wrap, with skirt of a plain material, than In suits, and It makes a handsome full length coat for either street or dressy wear Its adaptability to many purposes Is explained by Its manufacture In many colors and of cotton ns well as wool or silk. The quieter colorings are chosen for utility coats, the bright hueB for spotts coats, and tho rlcbor qualities provide wraps for evening. The Inst are almost always furnished with big fur collars and cuffs An effective model In a corduroy short coat Is shown here. It Is In taupe color with collar and cuffs of the mate­ rial. and even the large Hat buttons covered with It The skirt Is of the heavy, glossy woolen cloth known as "kitten's ear.” matches It In shade, and It seems that no other color Is W e a lth green and warm brpwa leavo nothing to be desired in herptony at colilr and material. Thoy aro very fide In cordu­ roy The coat pictured Is a toose^hanglng garment with a little definition given the waist line by'a sash of the cordu toy drawn through narrow straps of It, that an- sewed to the coat The sash ends are finished w ith small'silk las sc Is A coat of this kind In any of the reserved or staple colors may be worn over dresses In almost any color F o r e c a s tin g S h o rt Ja c k e ts . Short Jackela will be worn this spring Styles tend more toward tho tMO and I860 periods Skirts will be longer anil rutiled ami waists will ho Ur,liter I’nrla l e t t e r to Harper's Htttar. In v e s tig a tin g the H e a v e n s. In India. Immense fortunes In India are in Jewels. Out mere Is no nutliorttullvo method of computation of the extent ot this form ot wealth The Imperial liaretteer of India described 60 years ago a shawl ot pearls, with an arabesque border of diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds, valued at $&,000,000 There are tnles of carpels of petirla and grru- diamonds which naro Incomputable In value as are the dlscoverlea that have been m a d e in ter­ restrial nffajiH tiy mentis of t h e spooiroscope. I t s mnsi marvelous accom ­ plishment haa been the story It baa told of the composition and movement of our sun. our fellow planets, and many of the great suns of the celestial canopy, star clusters, atur multiples, nebulae and even elusive comets, which come from non- knows where. become woi Id lunioiis Slid go to untie knows where Father a secret won't bo such a when young, out to the txry in Just Globe. T r a in e d uupu la that his Son foot as father was he doesn't put It up that way.— Atchison N o rs e o f G re at One ot the a g a i n s t Infant t out i ng n u r s e ulid Helps and Loafing— Wprk—for Some. Sometimes, In our less optimistic tiioods, wo wonder B n holiday Isn't In­ serted to remind us how easy work Is. Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot (Insolnie Dry Clean tions of All Kinds on Short Notice Join Our (■entJemcn'H Valet Club. $2.00 St. Leo College, Si. Leo, P asco County, Florida Conducted by tho Benedictine Fathers T E R M S - *226.00 ■'xzll Instructions Given in leparatory, Com­ mercial and Clas­ sical Courses o n CATALOGUE A DDRESS REV. DIRECTO SEMINOLE LIMITED Chicago - St.Lou is —Milwaukee Journal. SCUD STEEL TRAINS Ch i c a g o rY &20a m / i V a lu e most tupjttlne weapons mnrtsil tv ;« the t r x n o - i wnp e nt e r s the ti-im-; instruct s the mo t he r r.otf a Coaches.ffeclining Chair Cor. ftcrtlt and Comparfmont 5lceping Cars..A Sun Parlor Observation CibraiyCar.Dining Car. ■ m. CAffOOxhAU 17JOam \ lUwu;»! » ’ > ( hs -ra n ' •AJACXCO-t ‘. 1 7 . 5 1 a M. 6ia AMNRiVt CAIMULV All the Difference. Borne men wake up to find themiclvcs famous; others stay up all light and become notorious.—Kansas 2lly filar. Her Cholcs. ‘T h o man who can. drive with one band Is tho man for me.” answered Shortened Length of Lance. Edna gayly, "You’re esstly satisfied," The war »ance ot tho middle ages ■vvplled her friend Bulb. "For my part, was auout sixteen iret .ong tho pres­ 1 prefer the man who asks me to ent-day lance ra m y exceeds eleven 'drive.’* feet. Mon (b CALL AND SEE M E ON SAN FORD AVE. ST. LOUIS ( Napoleon's Estimate. Napoleon Bonaparte, tho most ex­ traordinary product of modern times, contributed extensively by bis wars to the population of the unknown world beyond tbc gravo. It was not religious- considerations that mado him adhere to the old valuation of wom­ an which boro a distinct ratio to nor fertility. His own power depended upon the number of soldiers be coulil bring into tho Jleld. . -I- Altera S U ITS $15.00 U P W A R D and must be No Trick to Reduce. If vou aro too stout, aon t take fat reducing medicine; cut down on your diet, get out-of-door exercise, and you will assume normal lines and reduco to normal weight Avoid sweets, yggs. cream, fat meata, and especially potatoes. Live mainly on lettuce, spin­ ach, cabbage, lean meats, young onions, celery, tomatoes, etc. Taka salted toast Instead of bread and out*°I-. H you cease to give your body fstmaktng foods you will cease cre­ ating fat cells. It is no trick to re­ duce |f you practice self-denial. PHONE tS fur fabrics, which gave quite so beautlflil'ln these fabrics. chance for a welcome varloty In sep­ But In the better qualities Ilnsnlnn Besides Wake up bulm ^ss! T h e Bell Telephone is the Big Ben of Business. Ring up on the Bell. You m«y talk about dull times 'till you lose your breath but it w on ’t help matters, save your breath to talk into you r Bell Telephone. Ring up old customers, then start on a fresh liat of prospects, there is no quicker w ay — none that 6ave9 more time or expense. If you haven't a Bell Telephone, get one now. Call the Business office for rates. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ctiinoui wimi«b asscii SCHEDULE , VOU AXV tlMI IN Tsf / •nrnnii c»« AMtAO.*/ Lv. JACKSONVILLE..... 9.00 P.M An. ALBANY................. 2.30 A M An. C O L U M B U S .......... 6 .IO A M A*. B IR M IN G H A M ...... .12.29 B M An. ST ,L O U IS ..„ ..........7.05 A M An. C H IC A G O ..............6 .2 0 A M Tor AtU tlfJ t.ytypiMtion or S if t in g O r A .W .PRITO T. S -S A , I m W *M §AV 6 1 MAT, call or u rlt*. M U ttK IR K U tbD SAA. MUl&EKXtO MOTEL.. A HERALD WANT �want an office and aJur they get tbft office they discard the newspaper like they frould a .paper napkin. Hsing been In thia game for the past twenty years the editor of The TTersld fRInka” he ’ knows How to give the great majority of the people a newspaper free from partisan pol­ itics and thst is really the best kind of a newspaper for tho readers. Every subscriber of thla paper is entitled to his opinion, just as much L>*tl, »r * J l a i h e ( " I t ; b t O a n t a r 1 1 . 0 0 ( • « r « i l a as the ranting demagogue who wants Advean or M r. t*»r Mon Ik f i t a n l t la AAraara MaH Dr M»da at O i k * to rido rough shod .over tho editor ■ ~* ■ ‘ -■ and the people. Even tho adver­ ■ ale*** A* H a r a a 1 -0 »M M*B M ali** iif a M 2!>< tisers would kick if Tho Herald ran 1100. at ib a r H t o lk * at Saarprd, f t * . Id. a strictly political puper that would Had** Art *f March In i. IITO. tire and make the readers sore. We Tatapbaaa No. MO nro giving the readers, the adver­ tisers, the politicians and the public generally a fair shako and this Is Hon. J . R. 8mith df Green Covo more thsn some of them .ever gave Springs announce!* hi* candidacy (or this paper. Commissioner of Agriculture. ing to m s to n iu n u r lor the reason that in roost instance* sufficient care haa not been used in putting up the product. The ohjeet lesson by M h - Benbow, ns cited above, hi one bywhlch the growers of Florida will be, able to profit and the time wlQ come when our'fruits and vegetables and syrup und canned vegetables, jellies, marmalades, etc,, will bring more money and have a wider sale for having been more neatly and taste­ fully packed ^ ------- """ I w>* _ __ _ • ■ _T -I - a- - f* v* J - * ♦• --I ^ * . \. - r'1 —— Y o u r peace of mind depends upon your freedom from worry. An account with a good stron g bank such as this one, gives you a feel­ ing of assurance that will drive away worry. We should like to talk with you about opening an account with us. K l)lTONS IN K IS S IM M E E !■!' Program Completed for Slate Press >9 Association The program for tho annual meet­ ing of the •tftate •Press Association April 13, 14 nnch 16 has been com­ pleted and will be is follows: R. R. DEAS 0. L TAVLOR Thursday Morning, Mar. 13 II. R.'STEVENS M IGHT ASK HIM Ass'l Cashier C aih ier PraaMaal There is no need of gett ing over­ Delegates und visitor* will assem­ W O O D l^ JF F V k«-P r**id «nl Somebody, who does not sign his heated about this little game of pol­ name addresses a communication to ble at Graystone Hotel at 10:00 itico. We all have n perfect.right to V the Jacksonville Metropolis stating a. m., and proceed to the Graystone vote for whom we please. that, generally, ho is in favor of the Casino, where tho opening session of — 0 Florida policy of giving congress me p the contention will be called at The editor of The Herald at prse- at least a second term, but ths^t as .lp:J5^/U*etock by President Chris. This idea of mutual responsibility, tfc ‘ -v -V Cnt la a candidate for the state legis­ Congressmen Rears voted againkt the Q^.Codrihgtan, of DeLamL LEGAL ADVERTISING especially in health matters is ab­ Invocation by Rev. S. W. Lawler. lature and after the celebration is child labor law, he hope! some one solutely inescaptfhlc. I t ’s as fixed Address of welcome by tho Mayor over will endeavor to sec the voters will appear in -opposition, because he N o l l e . • ( A p s l U a l M n f o r T a x D e e d 1'i.drr as the fact that death is the fate or N rM lon S e f C h a r t e r 4 * * 8 , L a w * a t H o f . of Seminole in person. believes that the congressman com­ of Kissimmee. Id a. . the reward of every human being. mitted a grievous error in so voting. Response by Vice-President Oscar , Nulira U b n .by given that C. KennUon, HY STATE.BOARD OF HEALTH Not until the fact is universally ue- purchewr of Tax Cerlifltal* Na* Sit. d.i-d Things are warming up some in ih, aid day ot Jua*. A. D. 1912, fax* AM This la a sample of the half baked Conklin'of Miami. cepted and incorporated into the j >.id We areresponsible for our rnllflrat* In my oftlra, and had u..i, ■the Fourth Congressional District. thinking on tho duties of tho men Report of Membership (Mramii* actuating principles of every life tpptjratlon tor lax dred to taaua In err.-r.i brother's wellbeing, whether we ad­ 1i* '■ '»l 7 We nhnll probably have a chance to who represent us in congress and the tec. • ..I , ... oi.re ailh law. Said rartlfleate rmbr>.., And of all living, will society In ajlt fclloalog daacrltad property ■itu.ir.j mit the.fact or not, or whether it is see all of them in action next Friday ignorance of the child labor bill, it­ Roll call. iV from itself and from every mdivid- : ‘n h V s V J mutually agreeable. We have it in .along with ihe other big one*. self that prevails loan altogether too Annual report of the President. uni who forms a part , „i sv* u ot hE)*, Sec. 10, T p gl, H.n*r our power to injure him and he haa Since Forrekt I.ake will net as master large an extent among people who _______________________ ). 10 « t w . ' T h . .a id lan d b .i # t Recess. _ . , M. d at i h . d a l e o f t h e i . t t t a n c . o f • , h a like power over us. We may be of ceremonies that day he can u s e : th|nk themselves intelligent. Thursday Afternoon. April 13 i i M l S r a t e In t h . n a m e ol C . It. I t f , . . h Si as | j mutual menaces, and the worst of it I n l ra a . a i d cartifleat* .b a ll h. r e d e e m , .i "'•his watch nod all the candidates I t . . o r t of I b r I ...d lltu n o l Meeting called to order at «, c o r d i n g t o l a w t a x d e e d w i l l l u u ,< t h , , , . “.'is that we dno'tj'cnlixe it, or know­ can l.e assured of a aqpnre deal I <'«ngrn*sman Sears is a lawyer and The Peoples Hank, at Hanford. ..*» « n t h . z z n d d a y o t A p r i l , a . i >. 1 9 1 « n Democrat. When the time came o'clock. ing it, we don't core. , ... W ltoeaa my otntlal a ig n a ta r* and . . . I — —O----In the blatc of Florida, at Ihe ( lose , hl, lh. 2lat day of Mdrthj A. D. me. Report of Executive Commirtee. for him to cast hia vote he doubt­ ( • r a i l E . A . D O U G 1 . A BS, Hob Holly of the Sanford Heritld of Businra*, March 7, 1916 Report of Standing Committees, , With ja r c exceptions the diseases C lrr k C ir c u it C o u r t Ham tnota C o ., )'l, less gave the question his beat •knd distempers that afflict us are I loll a t * '11r •0iiirrri i t y V. M . M c D a n i e l , t ) . I Is In n most unhappy prodjeament f. , , ■l .'nfinished Business. , .. . 1 , 1 v to-, , I thought, not from an emotional 26 S l-T u ea- Sic , because Forrest Lake has entered Rounil"'Table “discusition of a d v e rt «mmunlcable by germ curr.cn* from j S e r u It y n .’ .'k <lc» the race for congress. Hoi> is pled}1,1,1 *rom 1,11 l,u''’1^on tiainir rates led bv R J Hollv of ont’ ^ man host to tho next victim.! other than lira) k.iat.Liuntt 7 * _r; 'j j %f, N a i l e r of H air of 92*0,000,011 H rm ln n l, f s 1 , ,f « “ > recognize the fact and OAllv eolb.r cd to support Cnngresstmtn Sears ',P ,e«‘ lil>- “f, * * “Ct I l tty I o u n l r . f l o r i d * . I t r f u n d l n x a n d l l l * k « . / r d r a f t *U . . . and ....... . ' ,, . , fed on legislation ■gislatlon affecting nllecting the >»ntoru. i ounl) •n-t Mm i 1>i IIontl* * act accordingly by protecting others Rlilv, and yet he would lik*- to support ll un d# ■rn! t i y \oUi‘ hef» S i ' t i r r I* h P f f l y |[i v e t , T h « t »#ft jrt] j states. He saw the larger question Alter adjournment the delegates (rom ounM}lvw> we nrp Klliity „f a lUrrnu* Si »rn (»« the home candidate. The fiesl he tuaslx m il Iwb r t t f l V i d l»y t h v Itoar<j f S lu f * i*f 1 nf |ilifll ia*f■a of constitutionality rather than the d.ul visitors will become guests of mnrnl wrot)K » n - . n l ) I ' m firm I l a i d t i e r * "tof t i e m i u o j p trout n can do under the circtnnsiuneea is ! I ■ FLk 5tl (J H o t t W I I f f ■' ‘C l -* V-J M 'I* im fir L r f 11 rr* l l i r i* ■ plraft<*t. r question of iiow to t-lfnce it minor1the people of St Cloud, "the Wui\ I"»i \urrn if, i f t i • j i f r o m t hi* Oral p u h l i r « f i t < r > to hope that til,- best Inan wilt win hf-r H e l l ►at At The accepted theory of modern evd He probnlily thought that it drr City," and will be taken to tiuit m ti*t|*i • , *n>l u|t to an>l u n t i l 4 u * 1 • liim * ar c l a « » 1 ^ **-' H ruand liol, isn't saying win, the lust i n <ni 1 h r * H l h d a y 41 f A p r i l , A h I »ns his duty to refrain from attempt pretty little city in automobiles medical science asserts that if tuiter- |it^>(r<*m lnc<»f|M»r*ihju.k^ * t 1 fir c o u n t y c l r r k ' * u/Tirn. i t t h r c o u r t h- .. man i» Reporter-Star *f fe.r ♦ l ea f -* n f* »f t| , cou n ty, K)or)<|« 1*• ing to do indirectly what the con- Here special entertainment will be culosia, yellow fever, miliaria, small- ' k'-M |r[ prill I »*x* iff | jA b ,0 iK l 0 0 , ' r ! t iiif.ii 1 It i* even wor**- than that Jo** po*. typhgid fever, even colds, (iron- . ' .,h ,n ffan l stituuon prohibited him from doing provided fur them. M i r ul a. K r f u n d l D B ■ t»*1 1 i i 4 : b *• m\ 1 f \\ <• ure alnu a i tltldlibit'i* for lh«* X-.tl b m t t l * Lo l i r a r i n l r r f d L a ( Lhr r uf chitis and many other diseases could Tuli Thursday Evening, Mar. 13 h alf per e r n i prr Ft v r *n« l o n « legislature und with three other at1once be stamped out everywhere, H• •1 a rr t l a l e d J u l y 1*1., i ft I » r Upon their return from St Cloud it • good men in the race can o nly Hli V The correspondent hoped now to • * • ftn MTUUi II t . , nr- f l p a l * i- t humanity would be freed from them I *iI Isbllk 1aI ^l<n h I * •! ' ir a t S r » V <•rk . «tgi« f*( ^ » the visitors will lie tendered a public 1 * « let t h<- best mini win hear 1luit (here would lie opposition , •a ! *■•*». .1 - t»* L«* tea u t i l . i*on«ipl it .£ for all time, because they ure com­ *■u r | lu* I i. ntf ill t i t|r *f I r f< t .i, U n | *ft ti f i l l ) b n n t f i u{ t h r il# ** lo Congressman Sears Well, a dis­ reception ul the Kissimmee Golf and municable only l»y the Iranaderence t ft|ffi*r* (I * 1 1 1 1 '1 * »r • m ,**n .•! ft l o u u UO e-Afh, m i t u r m i J * j i v |r dt vi du af »rp< < tinguished gentleman of ability, n* Country Club I '• l I h e f o u n t ) o f j W m l f p|e f f x r D * . Ol' R CK1. Eli RATI ON of germs, and the germ of each dis­ v u I f j p f l I «* I fire Ik - t 11 **rs I f r i l f r in n u m r r i r a l n r r l r r I*. Friday Morning, April 14 Snnfivrd has concocted a ionspir silling in Key \\est has announced ease run mrrv only th«t hurticular Tim* f -r»iri *ir. i th e • m o u n t o l f KOUO Of) e | f h '■ nf h e | K * n l'" " in I 4 16. both li»p|u*l\fi, a n d t o »He is | Meeting called to order nt 9 Ul disease amt no other a r y to tiring together on Friday, the that he will be a cHfididale Hut so long f H I fit d 1 h 1 »* ' !• m t h r a m o u n t o f 1 1 ( 1 , 0 0 0 r i c h o'clock r f * 1 !*■'»■* 11 l '• i . 19 4 1, b o th i n r lu »i v * 24th in*! . "nil t tic county, state and an attorney, a Democrat, a former as these various germs continue to f ■•*1batrt*l 1 1 i ({■-port of Membership Committee I I d* t c t-r «u4d. l u h j r r l t o I h r a |i j It national candidates'* .in a huge member of l hi- slate senate exist there is always the danger of I'ur In |f -’ [ r»! t j ibiun *-f Mrtoi (ifllori, T hom* Address by Dr J H. Ross, prisiK»nk* • i», untainr*! h) Mrminola n unit I joint debate with trimmings consist­ might be well for the unknown cor­ their spread to new victims v ir. ga I» . ji.faiia i*ta a n i l affili! lion'La will hr a n l d , dal iv * * dent of the Florida Citriis Exchange T"*! f **• • ing of a fish fry. boat races, baby respondent to nsk him, if u loll were t. I. a m a c * f» r r ti a y * a f t e r a r r e p t B p . • This declaration of science is not IMU I'itiVe 20 minutes. I I *1 | ' i ) m e n t s fur *alt.l b o n d * t o fir r » gein-rat presented to him [or approv al, w inrii parade, lire works und » 1 1*111 * a i d ( i r r|«id of f\v r * ) i ) i aft** l.'lnjiian, because where proper and it Address by James K Murphy, loll he whs convinced was lontnirv e j T a r i - r 111’ h id AH b ill* TOU ll |)F a * hiillatiuttoo Sanford culls tins her . * 1 * I « i » h a f r f n f i t rl r h e f k f m ei.n-r a intelligently administered precau■ . big "Spring Festival anti Celery to the constitution of the I ' Iilti-d president Associated Land Develoj Ml a l m -i4 K Ifir i la 1 i , e ha l f | r r r e n t «* I 1 1 *• a m o u n t o f C« t meat and Colonisation Interests , f 14 observed, there follows a re t, i> l T * » t * s r •■■ h r ••■Id T h e f O U f i t y ho m m l u i n n r t • Fair;" but if the whole program is States, which he-.ha» taken an oath nf* Hank In * I S r t n i n t i l r ro u n ljr, F T «i f id a, r r t r f x r I h r • r ‘ t during of the disease, even of the Ar,»m b u t f «i AiVTFvs Efg a ’ toa s " 1 If ' • f F t r c j c i l a n ) a n d all bid a Prop«»*al* , 1 carried out it will lie worse than to uphold, if «uch a question wire Florida 20 minutes know t_•}j* j*r>*1 l*rf»*f New business. commoner diseases, absolutely h» s ' l i l r r a t r d t o t h r H o a r d of ( . o u r t> i *im* that. Think of ull the candidates, jirrsented us convinced him was un­ •• I) I * T A U - i i l t « ••h.rr m ia *it n r f a Krmiftiilft C O f f l t y , F lo r id a at Round table discussion on '"Con- «»n»Pt‘ng them out within pre^ *Urn j \*tr*,t Sanford, F lo rid a from Woodrow Wilson down lo constitutional. would he then vote ftii |!»*rrihiaif * n-f • in- ».*» i ii * •1 |(i naf U i r i r o rrt> h a n d a* r t r h k o f t h r H i* ! on tits emotions in favor of the bill, u-sts as Subscription Getters," led ■"ih*d sections or territories l*r f • I* ITIr I h * t»* h I * * j .............. county surveyor, making speech of i m uni) t *orrtir»J«aIiurirr« of i* ••f M a r c h . I r» I #5 I | VV,»,f-.f| * u i ) , F l o r i d a , a n d t h r a-raf «-f fahrl I -•arf, al Sanford iji one day! Good Lord ur v “ ,ul,l he regard tils oath and on by S. J Triplett of St. Cloud. Hut to reach mich results, iciun­ |i H I >»*« ( Iff* f Iof a •t nth* E R i­ t* i hr 2lit day of Mar<ti* A 11 t u11 \ l*\ I |ll,hi« conscience vote again-*! il At 10 .10 o clock tiie Woman s Hsts and suiutist* are powerless to deliver us! 1’unln Gorda Herald . •' F A IM M T .I \ - j ' » |i . - * /- | i f* I u u f i ! ) I n m f n i i * - i • * f ' lub u l ' Kissimmee will entertain ,j,, m„r, n,.,,, |„„„i the a W1II Sanford rw y noisy nt v Miami Her.it-1 Swftttnsilr ( u u r t « h * 1 III., women among the visit,.rs nt j, rrM, w || | , | tlli»vi*lual men ami I • . • A F m 91 Itrol tier Jor.ian iif «(Mils. . -u* ti >t I’O I.ITICU WNOUNOMENTS f t TTIN *. t I* \ F \i K lh'* H.*ri Memuriil Huildmg »|>|»o- women the jo-opb* themselves to gathering in t’unia Gurdft would •l i arm * ,* h ■ b ) f i t a n t b a t ®n t h lUe ilwral.l l . « - . . U e o n . f t | e t t 4 n i l *u : Y a i i i l U O l i u i L U u lb eu . » I U . Pntlg attorn tnr- tifeal COli-lTtTonk Ilf I „ (.waken i hi- ileiul ir U1 Hi ivunluiii n. •)I \ t » n j , 19 1 6 , u r aa a e o n t hwf* at»* that tiie farmers and fruit growers ut* informal recaption and musical*-. - universal healthfulness. .jr-itui. *<- u.- t on> ft3.fr*i* a * r a n h r h r a r d , wo a h a l l I p p l y t o H a n o i * will hardly disturb anyone. rronnli a l l * Ja m r a W . I'r rk m * , J u d fr - of I h r .H r 'of Florida were overlooking a good ™ s reception will be public. , Thp |pfm flf tub„ culogU m#kp ^ ------O .----u ftfittxr t nth J u d i c i a l r i r r u l t f o u r ! « J ’ t h * F t » I » *f . lu ll, h b u i d a . »n a n d f o r H a m i n o t * f o u r . 1 ) for I ritlay After noon. Mnr. 14 bet when they failetj to put up a PACKING MEAT IN FLORIDA i %ILK ; patient the source of infection, and i M ’. r r * p airD i in cu rp u f»tin i_ T h r tivfw l Immediately after luncheon tho it is evident that to reduce the dan­ Horn* 1 nioa h o tT cty of .M id w ay I The Florida Metropolis carried a good park ami one that was guaran­ J 1 v TI ' I ■a n I t f jr . In hr lo fila d at 1 » The truth of this assertion is visitors will lie given a boat trip on ger «f infection, to prevent th.Story ltd* wi*ek to the effect that teed M m l i The* c v n r r a t r . a i i r r < f * . ‘I t h e c o r p o r a t i o n a h a l l h r * • shown in our celery \W send the beaut tint Lake Tohopek align as tho spread of I h<- disease, the germ miu. i prominent eitixemt ok I.ake t'lty . »■ ” -»t* r i ' l l g h i t i * u n ify , f«r>n** guests of Gongr**!*4 *man \ V J Sears celerv right out of tin* 11*4*1 in a • • » * ifflfir| h * m * r r f * r « moving lo get a packing housw be kejit from reaching n<-» vi-tini' , ■ -1 M * hm 1 y , Musi, for the occasion will be fur­ If such g.-rm trunsferren. *■ could b. It a ) rnnritf V f i i n i f Such ft plan .wuglll lo i.e prnfil pack that Is Hot especially attractive nished l.y t lie Kissimmee CulKerj ■j.n-v i-n tr-il i-v .-ti li-."«-iii--i (lo - p r-. J " h rt \! a 9-k, a mi tli*man on tiie other end win. able 1.1r Die i-roniui.-r- f..r i h- ill,.UtM i* j I i3rt \tt *» 1 l gnna, what the trade wants takes Rand l. a u » e f I ‘ nr portion ol one tubercular patient to and img raiser^ in l h . i l -eitlon ul • I l i f t I t ir Friday Evening. Mar 14 .every seven of the population of the Florida, and th>- consumer^ of meat our celery out *.f the crates, washes' Banquet a t Graystone H o t e l it an- jiuts ribbons around tt ly-qj Cnited Slates won hi be vastly : Florida I: h, x bei-n .1* moii Saturday Morning. Mar. 13 gel' more for the puuk than the changed It is a matter of intimte strut* d that cattle and hogs . ,ti be Get* Money Value. Meeting called to order at 9 precaution und watchfulness, but it The same is produteil at as low coat und even at man vvho grow* it. The man wno spends all his money o’clock. • 1is possible. n lower cost in Flpndu than in any! true of the fruits and vegetable* of a in nls family at least gets sometning Unfinished business. or It Detroit Free Press other state, and more recent exprri- [ kinds raised here in this slate. The The same is true of typhoid fever Clearwater Sun in commenting on Round table discussion on o > nf]j [},„ ,.n(|re feasibility of reducing mciils and d**nionslrntions show that . Printing Prices, led by FTon ila can produce the leech* lull for J he same thing says: !l> 110 (he prev alence of the disease has * One advantage which, in past 'I humus of Plant City, fattening liv«• stork, on equal terms been demonstrated in the United year*. California has hud over FTorReport of Secretary, with other siutes. States Army; also i n , the city of ida is that it had mastered’ the fine Report ol Treasurer, Jacksonville, where the screening of To encourage the livestock indus­ art of packing its produce in atElection of axificers. earth cloaet* brought the number of try ill tins state, and to keej> in [ Selection of next meeting place deaths from 62 in 1910, to 14 in Florida the money that yearly goes tractive packages. Profiting by ob­ servation of California methods, 1915. of which six case* originated out of the stale for meat and other outside the city. Card of Thanks food supplies means a greater dis­ Florida grower* anil packers- are I wish to thank my many friends tribution of wealth here and tile de­ sending out packages which make Hut In disease of less fatal p*-rull the more tempting und laue (or , ht.jr hplp antl encouragement centages. there is the same .Unger of velopment of many things that are Ithem h i i t n I it c i tea i n aatiil n n l u t i i i x ex r I /Sn * . * * i • ■ ■ * during the Hrraid's campaign. I communication, if no one had a now wholly lacking among our i n - 1them to command a higher price. O. C. Bcnbow, a celery grower of also wish to thank the manager of cold, no once else could have a cold. dustrisl enterprises. Such efforts should meet with the heartiest co­ Manalex1 is a believer in a first class, the campaign for his fair and cour­ We do not “ catch cold’" from drafts attractive pack to reach top prices teous treatment. operation ami encouragement or wet feet, but. because we get the-, for products. In a shipment of cel­ Mrs. R. J . Powell. Jacksonville Metropolis, germ of a cold from some one whox, £ ery last week, Mr. Benbow tried an ------O /Iready harbors it in his system. experiemtn, which brought him an It's hard to upset such cherished F'or Alderman P O L IT IC S AND P O L IT IC S I hereby announce my candidacy conditions, but this is -one thst This game of politics is a great additional 75 centa per crate. W fJ He washed 10 crates of celery, for (he position of alderman of the I should be banished from our mind*. one. Man the other day was sore because thia paper had not support­ tied the celery with red and tdue city ot Sanford to fill the unexpired The germs ot cold, bronchhjs j^nd ed him for office once upon a time. ribbon in bunches of 12, and ship­ terra of R. C. Maxwell, resigned. other aZections of the mucous me His way of expressing it was that ped, with the result thst he received Having been a resident an<T'~t5ix- brants of the throat, are expelled by HK’ The Herald had not taken a stand S7.50 more for the fancy pack than payer of this city for the past four- sn*eiing. coughing, even by emOf course these in politics. His idea of a stand was for any other aimilar numbcF of teen years and having th* best in- phashed talking. tere*ta of the city at heart I think germs don’t retain their power for the sole support ol bitnseH and his crates. politics lo the exclusion of all the But the benefits of the attrsetive I can give the citizens of Sanford a (Harm in the open air longer than u They .-ire arriving every day. We have all other randidates This wo<Hd have parksgrs arp not confined alone to businesslike stewardship and dia- few seconds. But when a person i* charge my duty as alderman fairly within two or three fo-t of *u.-h ex been a hardship on the other candi- fruits and vegetables. -It is of ad­ 7 "" f"r lath er. Mother, Sister, l anri H a m . Your support f o r . plosion the jirobable result t* »n dales of the r a r e as The Heraiii at vantage in other Florida jirodurts. and impartially. other victim with a hard cold |M that time was the only paper in the *urb a* preserves and canned goods the position will Ik* appreciated. Respectfully)’ * the crowded chlrch or theatre or county, Thia U not our idea ol a |of various kind*. There is a great sy. ‘ a"v i'.Y,,Vf right, you know, at tin* R. A. N EW M AN . stredt car, where people are neces­ square deal and regardiewa of one future in store for the sale of Flor­ iFestival ■ '»;• . V ,u 11 U‘ '»• won't Week? sarily gathered in close proximity, man's opinion we expect to give ida cane syrup, with its dainty, the individual who fail* to smother •very, one a fair and square deal in highly pleasing flavor. Oftentim « Knowledge. everything.- Supporting a certain the farmers attempt to build Up a Iff. A loving heart is the oejttnnfng ot his cough or snt-erc In a handker­ candidate to tho delusion of ail else trade in home made cane syrup by alt Knowledge.—Thomas Carlyle. . , chief is guilty of an impropriety not — anactioned in good society but more never yet assisted the newspaper supplying it to the stores for sale in Sudan Grass. than that, he la guilty of a moral of­ and T h * Herald U not prospering on bottles. In most instances the re­ TV politic* and never will. Politician* sults are discouraging to the farmer Sudan grass yields tram on* to fense against tils neighbors who just simply 'Can’t help themselves. w a n t' th* newspapers because they the storekeeper and diaappoint- light tons of cured hay an acre. PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD SANFORD. FLORIDA SA MUTUAL RESPONSIBILITY ¥ *1 mk m WANT ADS PAY HERE’S YOUR SPRING �.'.; 2 y r,;r* y R i j p x; * -• JF .* 1 'v ft f.-l MARCH 21, lljlt fc THR 8ANPORD HERALD. f l l it'.'T n i i i i k' ______________ ■Mj.V1 'T -M 1 ^___ . ................. > building and practice medicine. rows 3 H to 4 feet apart. The (talks J l ' J- G. Kirkland sends out the folRalph has been away from home should ptand about 4 to 6 inehes I C l lowing advice on the matter: for aoyeral years in college and (of apart In the row. I t should be fer­ A RESUME OF SANFORD “ All agents have been supplied • < the past year in somo of the large tilised liberally and cultivated fre ­ HAPPENINGS UP'TO DATE with tariff governing the rate* to * % * * 4 k Little Happening!*— Mention J hospitals in the north and comes to quently. It may be cut for ghogs A4ir*M all CoflmiiAkilipBt for fKir Sanford on account the Spring^ F etus 'well'equipped for his choseh pro­ by . the time it |*. tpro feet high, b u f t* 'Society F^tlop." 0r I’Lun of Matters In B r i e f tlval. Please hollfy tfie commit­ M V * H , A TifkwiA. PKono ft* ltk 9 fession. unless one needs the feed ho ahould tee.’’ Personal Items of Miss Maude Cameron brought wait until it is lurger. It is most The committees here arc very Interest some turnija to The Herald olllco valuable for horses when the seed grateful to the officials for their A second Saturday II ridge last Saturday that were the finest have begun to harden. v Social D tpl. Sham rock Dance good work in bringing the crowds ♦ Summary of the Floating Small Mrs. Geo. Davis Hart was again wo have seen in a long time. And and oven a third crop may be had An enjoyable social event of laat j hrre |hta weck> eVery IRtle bit Talks Succinctly Arranged for hostess on Saturday afternoon to a week was the Shamrock dance at he|p„. That thor„ wJ|| bc a m onittr they were from the government seed from the stubble. Hurried Herald Readers that seems to he a joke with the Brnbhum or Iron cowpens are best group of friends in honor of Mrs. the Woman's Clui, on Tuesday even­ crowd Here Friday goes without say­ * a ara J -» a j. growers. Miss .Maude is some far­ for soiling because they are upright Met onsha, the guest of Mrs. W. ing with which the social- depart­ fI f. . *TAa.AT* * *T * * T i a. A.J. ■ aVa■ W V Willson. Four taides of auction ment entertained its members and ing and it will lax the committee on mer and aside from the excellent and enu be planted in. rows. They ™ , ni Biggest event yeti The Baby Parthe entertainment and fish fry to , . kitchen garden-that she maintains should be cultivated. Mrs. Cecil Butt, hostess The rows I were playhd in which Mnu Cecil friends. take care of them. ade. ' .• (all the time she puts lip great quun- should he about thirty inches apart Rut! won first prise; Mrs. Dcas cut for March received. A simple ------------------------------’ J? Mra. J* G. Waito has just returned titles 0 f fruits and vegetables for and the plants from 2 to 4 Inch^j-TftU^consolation t and to MrA. Mc- charm prevailed in the decorations from a pleasant visit in Orlando, j home consumption. Her .experience apart in the row. .» * ) was given the guest prize, consistent with and suggested by □ally Thought j Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kersey of in growing vegetable and canning A gooa Inflow mattes a good out^ tho name, shamrocks, an i^u color Make sugar corn rows t h r ^ f e p t | J * 1,"1.? flow; no who Lakes iq much can and Kathleen are the guests of Mr. und them would make a fine book on aparf. The stalks should iftand one Assisting Mrs. Hurt motif of green was used. ' must glvo much.—Htarko. Mrs. J. E. Lafng. _ _ _ . . the possibilities of Florida. •,1 v and one half feet apart in the row. we^e N/iss Gretchen and Miss Olga Delightful music was furnished by/ # SchuR r: ' • , ,Tlu* rooms were simply C o ll. on H. L, Duhart for prompt It may he fed in the roasting ear Mr. Clarence Mahoney und Mr. Congregational Church decoratccTVith cut dowers a ml ferns. Witherington. uutomobile service. Phone number stage. Refreshments were 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 In the absence of the pastor, Dr. Th e refrrahmenlf ^opsisfed* id salads, served during the intermission. 3T2. 68-tfc Wm. F. Blackman, former president with a sherbet emuse ana, t*t»fT«?o T.he y ery prettiest — the Baby Notice To Public Thtise present were Mr. and Mrs. of Rollins College will preach next Enjoying ;• the prettily served. Parade. This iH to certify that any and all W. K. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sunday morning only. charming hospitality of Mrs- Hart VETERINARIAN Frank W. Schlatcr of Anderson, After the morning service a mat­ debts contracted by Mrs. Edwin J . were Mrs. McConaha. Mrs. Watson, Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Henry, Indiana is in the city for a few days. ter of importance, is "to be acted Jacobs 1 refust- to pay, as she has Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. S. Puleston, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs, OFFICE ■ McQpnjihtfi Mas. Fapworth, Mrs, Mr. Schlater is a prominent banker upon by. thfr.chum r-^ATrthe mem­ left my bed und board. Mrs. R. It. Deas, Mrs. Geo. Bishop, Signed: Edwin J . Jacobs. PukTOVK*'.Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Car­ HAND BROS. STABLES of Anderson. bers are urged to be present for this Mrs. Cecil Butt, Mrs. McLaughlin, 59-Tuei-2tc ter. ' t y r . , and Mrs. LaVerne Hurt, Mr. and Mrs. II. T . Alexander morning service. Mrs. Osborne Herndon, Mrs. . D. L. Miss Martha Fox, Miss Lillian Her­ q Bring In your la m e an d sick were called homo suddenly t o ; AmerGI-2t ‘ ■ . Thrasher, Mrs. Fred Walsman, Mrs. a hoiscs and mules. Have them ring, Messrs. Billy Stringfellow, a treated. Have their teeth exleus, Goergiu on account of the LONG WOOD PICK UPS W. J._Thigpcn, Mrs. Geo. Fox, Miss death of Mr. Alexander’s brother. The ladies of the Civic League Lauru Fish, Mias Stevonson, Miss Ned Chittenden, Allen Jones, Wm. ° amined, sharp c o r n e r s dressed Tux Kooks Will Close April Inf * o down! projections cut off and deLefllet and Dr. Butt. Miss M ILLIN ERY— New' Goods ar­ Taxpayers please lako notice that served a chicken pillau and salad Harris, Miss Gretchen and o cnyed molars extracted. riving every week and will be sold state und efiunty taxes becotne de­ supper at the Library Wednesday- Olga Sehultz. O Q D oaoa□oD ooaaaaoaoooD Q oot P ertonal M t nlinn at reasonable price*. Mrs. Grace E. linquent after April First, aftei evening which was w*ell attended Mr. Howard Jarrott of Savannah, Miss Maude Entzmfhger spent the Willis ms. . 00- • which date, ns ptovided by law', y Masquerade at Allamonlc Mr Rush Robinson of Staten Island week end-at home. ica! estate on which taxes remali. Don’t fail to boo the Baby Parade Mr. ami Mrs. Geo. E . Hates of and Mr Robert Jam es o n of S a v a n ­ unpaid, will In* advcilistvl and sold "D lnkel Dell” was made merry the Altam onte Wednesday morning at 9:30. Hotel entertained w W IN AND ABOUT THE CITY ii ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... I DR. A. DOLAN f for taxes, and executions will bi Have your baby at the park at 9 a. m. Wednesday. Every baby issued and placed in hands of the sheriff against personal property on in Sanford wanted for the parade. which la^es remain unpaid. Prof. Hatch of the Oviedo schools In making inquiry in regard to was in the city on Saturday and real estate tie sure and furnish says that many from his section will description of sam e as found on be over at the big Hptpiking on Fri- j your deed. day. .ISO D M N K IN S . T ax Collector, Seminole C o u n ty . For that GOOD GULP GASO­ LINE and S U P R E M E AUTO Oil. phone II. B. Coney, Agt, No. 116. MU r,r. s t <■ HID TI.ML P R O M I S E D The M ajestic Shows are on the ground ami will furnish the a t t r a c ­ S ears Will (ii*e Press (Ling a Itont Ride tion fur the week. They are Id cated on the lots in the rear of I he Kissimmee*, Mari'h 21 When K i s ­ Elks building and have many first simmee first began a campaign to •lass shows. secure the l 9 I *> meeting Ilf the F lo r­ The big show is on and with (he ida Press Assoi t.it ion Congressman auto parade over the Baby parade \\ J Sears, w hose home is here, tomorrow morning promises to lie promised if the meeting cam e here the one hirst bet for beauty ( ’ time to give the visiting editors a boat out tomorrow morning and see the ride on beautiful Lake I’ohopeka bga Now that the meeting i - t line youngsters held here on April I t . II and 1:>. Ii Harry Bethel of Tallahassee was wishes to make good that promise in the city on S atu rd ay and an­ nounces that he is a candidate (or und has sent his check lor $ot) to presidential elector sta te at large defray the expenses of the trip nah wen* the dinner guests of Mr, the |iast wek end by the Misses gues ts ■of tin* hotel and their and Mrs. Richard Terheun on SutJuiin ^ ates, lone Neal, K ate Lpgson fr 14,ti,! h with a charming masquerade and Jewell Dmkel, ull of the L u th e- |,a|| on S atu rd ay evening at which , ’ " _______ an absence of several months. Rev Warren Kntzminger and f a m ­ ily spent the week end guests of W K. Allan Mr H ornberker und daughter. Mrs Ledstone of Scranton, Penn ar<- guests of the Longwond Hotel Mr Wilbur Corn of Jacksonville spent Wednesday with his uncle W J . Corn. Mr Jam es Bryan was shopping in Siinford Tuesday Mr H.isehor of Harrisonburg, Pa is visiting D W ( louser this week For Alder man city they are the guests of Mr. and I am enclosing my check for $50 Mrs. J. E, Luing. in order that i ifiay carry out that O. P. HERNDON 00-3 tc Hon. Forrtsst Luke will have charge of the public speaking at tin* Carnes Hotel F rid ay and anyone wanting infrrr unit ion can see him it is thuUghl that the speaking will (iimnienee at- tell or m*ar lii.it time as possible. , agreement U K K'S P l.A TFnit M ! i utu kept very busy up here, and | may not be Hide to meet with you t IS j,, April but I -hall certainly do -* 1, U ill Announce Policies in Days ,f j„ lt| nil possible Hanford, Flu . M ar I With kind r> gar*l- 1 am. To the D emocratic Voters of tin* Your friend, Fourth Congressional District W .1 Sears. M C Editor Sligh of the Free Pres- of In offering myself us a rando! ite Jacksonville was in the city several Th e check will be turned over to days getting subscribers and other- the entertainment com m ittee mid the for your suffrage in the Democratic wise looking into the political sit- thanks of the com m ittee expressed primary on Ju n e fi. to represent you in congress after March tth, 1917, | uation. He expects to make the to Sears for his kind offer. chummed with Turks and other dreiulful people The lantastli* anil gorgeous costumes blended in out* harmonious scene of beauty and -ptirkle timt would tempi tin* fancy o f . hi uriisi Mr Hales a t tr a c te d much attention wearing u beautiful gywn of u modish bride Mrs Rules was a charming figure dressed as a goddess. The hosts led the grant! march introducing many orig inal and unique figures Hush nidi's Orchestra from D el.und furnished eiitriineing music 1 he dining room was beautifully decorated with Spring flowers against a hack ground of palms and ferns The punch bowl wa- imbedded in a mass of exquisite roses Guepts from Sanford u n e n d ­ ing the delightful function were Mr und Mrs. J. S. Wilson amt Mr. uhd Mr- Fred Walsman - - ^ z&m, :•' k t- *- V -j - ■ ,,i its i . ; a £ f& B t m O ik L • ■*• • t *. • - * ■- - * REGULAR M EA LS 25 Cfcnls ' 24 M EA LS FO R $5.00 We Gl»c Special Attention To Our ( uHiomcrs Robinson of Stati'ii spent the week end Hynes IJIdg. ^ 4m *»0**# # *«*«»M **B *O I TNe RANK Friends of Miss Jessie Wheeler will At Sanford. In the Stale of Florida, at Ihc close of business Mar. 7lh, !!)16 fie pleased to hear of her uppointmerit as Tuberculosis instructor bv Krtaturri the S ta te Hoard of Health Mias l,o*n. sju) likxsmnlit rjn;.iio is Wheeler made t it highest average «^ur.-l K* •>1 t »tn*rtlra/l • lTrt*«n ifrxl $1 i f l l 7 % 1. 1SO^9 of ti l l * n i n e t e e n co m p e tito rs I ».: 6 »Oo II S Iinr«U t<» » < u r * t trt-uUuvfi iLrtiil* if.hrr Iha.fi l r S HutnJj ,m-.m** I’nwia) 4 I is*pt* ■__ . . . _ Notmol olhrr N*Uan*l iUnkj I Cain Bad f*rl flcBli" . itr d c tn fid o a fiiod w ith and Mrs E I' t). 8 3 2 0 30 ,_ , T ren sU fef 91t.1l «,# *.00 19,S4a.M 43T.S0_ M'.O.STitO T tu « I IJahtliitr* l jiI>U*1 f'UsrJ* (Kid m I 4MJ S u rbl a* Fulfill f ’r i ,ri 11,1 T **1 rapt**! ar,.! »urj ]u To.mfcu 00 Horn to Mr a m ! Mr s F P Mo r s e I r-*li *nl*w| |*r*'Hi* n * . r ■*<• The Priscillas hat< been quit* gay a Itttb* - o n M a r c h r>th He will fie K»*--r<M*xi lef I alrw i.lHKJ.lKI of late with their usual hi monthly cal led E dw a rd T h o m s o n . rot*) Ini Ft**! 1 ijffcti C u t fo n t F i j h o *tw meetings, to which were added de­ •r t l T » * r * f ‘it< • dilating notwi uuiafiwtini *,7^0.00 lightful attentions from the visiting 11 tin i4ujxi Mitijtrl l*i ftirck I»9 Siullli < lark Nuptials Lillies receiving their hospitality dur ol'UM* in inm The announcement of the marriage Ihmn S i t e * IMIT49 ing the season. Return coutesies, | rturV* |7|>M of Miss Mary Agnes Clark to Mr. (’ntlfird i’c9*t*l ilrfK > w U » ... 2t0fit 6$ charming afternoon affairs have been Ihrlh - Hen Gordon Smith at Oviedo on T u l l ) tl«> ■«<! 4 *i»o t u , I l* m « 3 2 * AS 2 1 , 2 2 1 . 6 2 4 M) Thursday, March Ifith rntnr »a a O tnj W. tSlti.n5i 7d.^5*o .i l1t 9i « l'Ji,f 3l.01 surprise to the many friends ol the »»C0, n72.|0 Toul couple in this city and in this sueM ,„ Sm. h U .ho i u „ 5 * Btrfuf « f r W K U , I ' m i n l y o l K c m i n u k . •l.)|. F. Whilfiff, C«*fetrr of ll» ..... ............ . .................... j ™ tkunK do N»l%'m*!y •»<ar thftl tlw b !>ovp Flftfrmmt i» tmi* IQ ibe t>*«t of my ktrtvlrdf* ond WW. Clark of Oviedo and ha* a large II. F. WIIITNKll. Cufcirr circle cj rr of friend* id the county where in<t •»orn to T. J. MtLrr spent.' her girlhood days und is a W o r t mo tk ii Iffith ilmy F* 0 . t ’h * » 8h‘* graduate of • ‘Rollins College Class of of March Ml6. 1- A. Ilni^r*l#y rU u » U H . C o «rh , 1910, tMfw U r n Notary Public .My rommlooion* ei»4'*** Nov. (kb, Mfft B, G. Smith numbers his friends by his acquaintances in this county No. 171 and iu tho slate. As conductor on the A. C. L. for many years, as KrporI of Ihc Condillon of The Hank of Oviedo, Oviedo, Fla., in the .Stale president of the Oviedo bank, as of Florida, si the Close of Busi­ postmaster of Oviedo and as a pro­ ness, March 71b, 101C gressive and most enterprising citi­ zen of the county “ B. G.” as he is I m mnm known far and wide has th* confi­ Imi. h. on Itrsl E.UI.________ ___t MS!.II |»an* on CoIIbiwbI S^urity Ifiitwr Th»n dence und esteem of everyone. IU«I e m u _______________ io.iio.1* ll OtlMV I«bmbi>4 Lliwmu>t. _ ---- lf.74l.T9 Mr. and Mra. Smith have the A O verdra ft. _____ 1(31 . ’ 110.00 hearty congratulations of their many Mutual Kir. Ib6 Fuad-.____ IIoum. Kurrltur. and Kuturv. . m i l l friendl in whlch Tho Herald joins, tluklnf li.ix^lttK. (luiwi'w Fund__ ___... X^ITOTO ---------- J _ 11,4*6.40 hu. from In ___ 1.173 0* •< CaM an hand. Cheap Hales This Week (M417M Total The Atlantic Coast Lino has gen­ - fm m U a b tU liru erously granted cheap rates for the Charming Social fltenl Mrs. A. W. Fitts, Jr., delightfully entertained ‘with a spend the day pnrty followed by afternoon bridge on Thursday at her suburban homo. The house was prettily decorated with quantities of lovely roses, their fragrance and beauty adding a charming touch to the attractive arrangement of the rooms, Spend­ ing the day were Mra. R, R. Deas, Mrs. Geo. Bishop, Mrs. Barnes, Miss Laura Fish and Miss Annie Hawkins. i ■. ,, * C* .1 I , ,, I r- I i Capital S t a r k Vaid I n --------------I I J.OOO.OO In the afternoon other guests ar- **'« S »\r " K F“ t,v«l c «l«ry F “ir U M '#° rived making four table, of players here this week und all those con-1 ^nJlv rv.at. tW L. pattd tn.ts T a « » PaMl Individual 1'ipo It. Kubkvl to Clwrk JT.TSt.OS in which Mrs. Papworlh made top *»">plating ^tending the celebration Tlr» U,S17.It3 Crttllk tai ol ! ----- . .. . b oe Caitiflw) Ch <kt_______________ — score.apd won the prize, a beautiful 1,ho,,ltl nsk for tho chcaP fttro‘ T16.M CaihiOT*. Cbacki OutaU<tdio«------cut glass bowl. Mrs. Rogers cut Through Supt. Hansel and Train, T .U 1 ------ ____________ -------I57.11T.I* the consolation -; and was given a Dispatcher Parrish the matter was S t a t a ol Florida, I pretty* piece of crochet. Other token up with headquarters with Couoty ut Hamlsoi.i guests besieds those already m en-' the result that Sanford was granted 1, B. G. FmHh I'r»,lilsn a! itw abowd-8»m*d Bank. Ifi* SoUmaly a s m ■k.l ik* abev* tloned were Mrs. W. L. Morgan,! the rates. On account of the limited Mrs. O. W. Brady, Mrs. C. 0 . Me- time jn making preparations foC the and bvllvf. 8. 0. SMITH. Pit*. Laughtin, Mrs. C. M. Vorce, Mrs. big celebration the' railroad could not Court—Altai; Bubarvitiad a u j n o a to It. (1. Sm ith W. It. Anno, Mrs. Geo. Hoy, Mrs. get out printed matter concerning b»fur® m * ib b iTUt day T. W. L t u a of M a irb .'ta ifi I. t* Cm A Mary Symcs and M n. B. A. How- the Fair but the cheap rates are In WnrtM , « , L C. ‘ ard. i effect. District Passonger Agent ' 7 a .*. ii-. G ao, • • Phone 197 x Mr and Mrs Higginbotham und son, Mrs Heaver and Mrs. Rowe N«. »7 *S motored over from Del.ami a n d » K t fx.rf (4 I h r I o iu lltlo fl a t were the Sunday guests of Mrs FIRST NATIONAL A. R Chappell F r a n k ' Adams, yesterday. — Mrs. Berner. Mrs. Sntn Brad Mr*. T. D. I . M rs. Anna Mr G. L Hr.t. Walker and Mrs M Mlonrik. mem- Hit* guest of Mr hers of the cluh (Itiier guests were M are* Mrs Fred Williams and Mrs Rose r,.u U . lor ,°od. and lasting benefit to the people of the fall ns a full fledged cadet. Griffin is one of the most effective publicity Fourth District, and the state of has tho proper get up and go about propositions ever offered the city Florida. bim and Sanford expect* to have an and county. My campaign will be conducted admiral some time in the future. | On Tuesday night Messrs. W. B. on the high plane of absolute fair­ L. M. Blnford of Portland. Maine Crawford, II. C Stanford and W. B. ness to all; and public records and was in the city several days, the Hsrris appeared before tho city issues, not personal shortcomings guest of hi* uncle, Levi .Blnford. nn,) * oro KiV£>» the pmnmlsa will bo the target at which 1 shall He is in the lumber business In of a like amount from the city * pub- aim. Maine and makes a specialty of Ncity fund*It is my intention to cover per­ packing cases. This is his first trip Tonight the board of trade will sonally the entire district during to Florida and he waa very favor- meet and.lt is expected that as $350 this campaign, speaking In public as ably impressed with tho Ssnford has already fieen contributed to the often as possible, and seeing, In their section. fund the board will see fit to conhomes, a majority of th e voters in „ „ , . , . tribute a tike amount or' more. every county. V-. Schmelx & Son are moving the _________________ old Dr. Evans house Ircim the corner Promising, il elected, fidelity, loy­ of Eighth and Park to the corner of Soiling Crop* Relieve Feed Shortage alty, earnest work for my constitu­ Eighth and Oak. This is the house Farmer* frequently run short of ents, with careful consideration of, recently vseated by Mr. K. R. Mur- feed during spring or early summer. ! and an intelligent vote on all mat rell. Mr. BothAmly, the owner ol This shortage can ba met by plant- te!* that may arise, I ask your sup­ the lot expocta to build a fine new lng 80j|i|li( crops which can bo cut port. home on the lot from which the erec|1 an(1 fecl t0 livestock. John M. , _ Sincerely yours, house has been moved In tho near ScoU anj ma| industrialist to tha Forrest Like. future. University of Florida Experiment , j# The many friends of Dr. Ralph Station, recommends sorghum, cowFew Killed by Lightning. Stevens are glad to see him back In pea* and sweet corn for this purfcosfi. Sewer than one person iq every Sanford and to know th at he will Sorghum planted in March should 3&U.U00 In Ureat Britain u allied by .•open an office In the People J ) * nk be ready , to feed by June. Plant in lightning. *• FLHr Wv * -r ’ **1 . i " r, r ; .. * • • ja M a m fc 'i!', Ercrything Up-to-Date Mr. und Mrs <i I t.oueks m o ­ Sa iflit I ^pr*iU $fi.UfcHi,00 JtxsrurM n (M f th an l f N tored over to D ayton a on Sunday, Hctrirl*!iit»* inHlIifinf •la^kat fi» tMcil WUpW^iiprxJ I W .11U .V J and were the guests of friends at 1 fat tadbll, <#i un(u<«, A*if M.ei 1 19 the Ridgewood 1*»*liHk ••f Fodrr a] 1 r *•* 11.tin* * f 1.200 00 ijpwi' mrnfiunl 2,100.00 r. loo.oo I.'Ulhl Ihuulrid Cfuh 7 urnHurt* iml FtHurr* 2,139.60 H »al fU lK lH • iw n p rtl irtlirf tbm n Lacking The members of the Eight Hun­ * _ h»Hi*r l.TIS.47 for Hrooksville. He will lie gone for dred Sewing Cluh met fin .Thursday Nil Amount I>u*' from Frdvftl linwrrvm a week. Hank 9.91162 with. Miss Lau ra Chittenden anti the Nrt sinnunl us lit(i *i il fl^i-nr agrrita usual delightful time was enjoyed StfX* (% h»ragu at h Mr. McDonald has accepted by I In* congenial little bandj of St 1<nuiv ... |J9,4$V4 4K N»t (lur fr(i!m t(vfriends The refreshments were position with the A < l- , ill Tampa , pr.iveaj n i f v* .itfuu in for th a t f it \ o f S a t u r d a y . . ,.tKrr r ^ v r .k >a i daintily served a salad course in a ml V,>i arncHirtl *!**»• fr ihi DtJiks an. I t<mrik -Ii a m rock . a - 1 Ifi+- young hostess j *-f* idUf Ihait (lh luiltxl tit p* m II ' (,‘O.W r(*~ k. *.."«.nX. u, ih. ..m. Miss Sherman a ho has I....... , m w a- us-i-ted b\ for mot her Mr• 4 Of iu*n rr|*=j»Ui>c I »nk K l> < luttend* i, and Miss Kdna gue-1 ••f M n R I Inni H fur 160(1.01 l urm* am fully aware of all that you have tendered the cluh by Mrs. ChadFree Press a daily as soon us he can The fund for the entertainment of . derton, Mrs. O. E. Walker and Mrs. get enough stock subscribed the press association is rapidly tak‘IqbjMU.d^ mys.df Aldridge, the clui. members appreReports urr coming in from vari- j nt! idmpe now. Besides this'vontri........... . — In, «ell ....................... “ lhr .......‘ f t « ? - ;. ous parts of tho counties ndjacent butlbn from Congressman Sears " h i ..... .. <h.. i ™ run, „»,................. that an imraense crowd will lio hure committee has been given the ' hel| Mrs. H, H. Hill entertained Inst demand*. Friday to hear the speakers who uf th„ city and county. Thursday with a pleasant meeting have promised to be here. Every-j Qn Mom, !iy pr.*»ident H. C. Stan1 " hl411 m“kp p“ ,,'ir wil.h Members o7 the club are "m rs" W. L one wants to hear ths big ones and ford of the board of trade appeared ! fc* ,ho .pol,oiM whid' 1 wlll*ilU|, Mrs. W. W. Long. Mrs' Eastthe citizens of Sanford will net as bt,fori. the county cnmmloslonera and 1 0 0 " ' m t'rby. Mrs. Tom Davis. Mr* Purhosts for the day. ‘ secured from ihepi their promise to that the platform in which they will don. Mrs. H. 11. Hill. Mrs. J. E. he embodied will tie neither long Pace, Mrs. D A Caldwell. Mrs Griffin Herring is homo from a donate to the entertainment fund, l . . . and Miss Jessie N. .ralnl.iK nrhoul . . .................. ..ml ha. N "I * U" " " W heeler. n o r l ' Cva ..... .. Mr Rush Island. N V m the city da * For l adies and g e n t le m e n dral Schhul. kings and queens hobnobbed with Mrs. J . E. Iverson of Savannah, The packing house is In full swing cldwns und shepherdesses, fairies Ga.^is spending a few dnys in San­ this Week. flirted witji Indians and cowhoya Miss Florence Lovell is home after with quaint little lloltnnd lassies ford. At the request of several of m . fro* Mils l hereby declare myself a i andidale for t hi* office of city t duncit man to fill* the vacancy created liy Mr R C. Maxwell's resignation 1 earnestly solicit your \ portion of his letter, which nc- support ami if fortunate enough tu lie is a Wilson man und IS well co in panics thg check reads as follows:, fi,, elected 1 will have the taxpayers' known all o v er the stale. Washington. II C , Mur fi, I'Jlfi interests at heart at all times and Mrs. S J Carnes of T a m p a ar­ rived S atu rd ay to spend Sunday Mr. W H Harris, Kissimmee, F l a . ; will exercise every effort to he of Dear Hill* -L a s t year as you re- ' , 0 " ’ p benefit tn the city. I am in n with Mr. C arnes of the Carnes *l"‘d properly with qmsHouse. She returned yesterday to member ... talking over the question Tampu, where she is looking after |„f inviting the Press Association t o ' 1*0 0 * relating tu railroads and other the business interests of Mr Carnes |,||,| tiieir n**xt meeting at Kissim corporations 1 have lived in s mMr and Mr- t V Laveron of ...... I -fated to you that l wanted ' " f ' 1 m> • iitir.* life and I am " r Iu■ksonvllle, in compariied fix Mr- t«> fiax*- Ifi* pb-.i-uri of giving them E m m a 1. (freer of Green f o v . 'a l.oat m l......... the lake ami th a t I *».er.*f..rr 1 ’“r ,r Springs art* in tin* city, attending warded you and the rnrnmtttx-e t « |-auppyt t Yours very respectfully', the Celery Festival. While in the ' consider that 1 was so doing. * i; THE ROYAL CAFE i; - ;w > �r * * Mapl. P u b l i c I n a ir a c l le rfll u t i l b4 «r<U 1 h e r e b y i m h i n t h a t 1............ nomlna■ C U 4 I 4 I U for t h e n r a t n i uU< c nominatlo o . tool l l a c o f Supt- of P u b lic In struction I fool h is offlre U o l II « * en title d ' t o ttitle office lo forr rreees. t h i l ‘l trill personally o a *c p plain will poroonolly U la t o the M a y t n e k y ou r cooperation and ■foliar. /the -eaoipslgn and y our < of .Somlnc nn ty for at a n i o n In i Doe your r o l l end ‘.I f « fitfu lly e _____ __ olrit o j '• .h/* your f * + r o t# 1 tu a i a n t o o a full, ju i t and poop»r od naUUtraUan of t k a d a ll e s of t k r ettcot k. r. n o n s iim .D R n . sms flaw No Pain or Ache T o tbo V o ter s of-Beram ole C o , : I a n n o u n ce t h a t J * a m a ca ndldata ta rucceed re yaelI aaes -Ci County Judge af Sam inOia Ctunty. - subject t o t b o primary. P a r l o o years I h a . . ____ l__ and Recognized Standards Magazines Periodicals « Soda Water . Confectionery | Cigars and T o b a cco s i; H erald P rin tin g C om pany ; [ 104 lst.St. Phone 182 Sanford BUSINESS CARDS !i D R . C. G. BUTT Wilson Housbolder E lto n J . M o u g h to n ARCHITECT ..GEO. A. DEC0TTES.. S C H E L L E M A IN ES, LAWYER , Dr. J. A. TR 0V IL L I0N W ood w ard-T hiot Audit Co. Tampa H ; > . . . i tA.-" gij7 M m/ > fovambar S0t|, talk, and said bonds will ,» eefd under said salidattan dacraa; said bond. Will be sold for delivery within five dayT alter acdaplanca of bids P*ym»nt n full for said bonds to be made within said period af five day. after the accepters# •» lid. All bide must I - accompanied with a certified ckack for .one and one half par c*ot of tbo Amount of bond* Io b# Aola. The County Hoard of Publla ItotroetJon, rerervet the rt(ht tir-rijoct any and-Ml blda. Propossls should ba addressed to the Boerd of Public Instruction of Beminote County, care oi D. L. Thrasher, Superintendent oi Public Instruction, Han* ford* Florida* t. , Witness uur hands and the real of said Board at Sanford. Florida, on this tha lath day ot Match, 181A issue th ereon a a A. D. I B ff l . 1 . Wit nans my office j b. S . ’fflSK Ibis the gift day Of February A.-D. If IscaD E. A. flOUUt.AHH, Clark CIresli CesrU Bsmlaala Ca. Fla By V. M. Me Denial, 1). 0. eJ-T u av -ltr la Circuit Court. H etenlh Jw dloial (I r e .I t . State o f Florida, ( aunty o f M em lnele. |a Ch an cF ry William II. Howard ■■ •J ^ H O W L jA N D W I L D M A N . * ___________ V#. __ _ B ill t o Quiet T iUa ItV~no tongtr-nffcrtsniy to bear Walter Ow y nn e l I T * —-*"1 Hereby announce myaolf ■ rand!dale T o W a lte r Owynn. M a t t ie L . O WYnn. E d ­ the weakening aicknea* anti terrible far tka oAra at Superintendent of Publla my boat aoerriee and abilltiaa to aarrlag ward B a r n a r d . M a ry J . B a r n a r d , Oaorge C. laatrurtlo n of Somlnola County, subject rou ao County Judge, t truat that I have nauaea that always follows a dose of Foweil, P a tlen ca C., Powell. A . n o l a r y , Wil­ to lh« Democratic Primary. It alerted I _ustifled the eonidante you expreosed la liam U. Auednried, and th o unk no w n he re, piedre my rtoea peraanat attention and Iba res too ysara ago by the splendid rata you calomel. i.vta e ee, grantees , or other r l a i m a n t l , underfaithful discharge of iho duties at the of' gava me. I request of you your support the said Waller Owynn, M atlia L LIV-VER.LAX c!ean.«ea the torpid and mltaeneeb if it is your plraattro Co Ow ynn, Edward Barnar d, M a r y J . Barnar d ; " Vory respectfu lly. again rloct me, 1 pledge you my axperienrs liver and livens up the whole system George C . Powell. Patientw O. ' Powell, a . __ _________________________ T . W. L A W T O N . i ,rali # . P- Foret ef, and best abilities shill be devoted ta tka Solary a n d William II. AudenrltvL by ridding it of the clogging j-oisonv B. C. Dlioa. id ministration and alfalfa of tbls Important Positively Guaranteed f t a p p ea r s from the aaroru bill ui t h a above I haraby announce myself a rsnldate for l b efBcs. P Hatrison. entitled ca u se, (worn to b y C . M. Koblneon. Yet it works so gently and pieninnt- B o a rd of Public• C. wOkw i f Auprrmtaodrat of Public Instruction In Made far ail M a chla a s In struction . Hamlnble , Sincerely, * a tto rn ey and agent for Ih a c o m p la in a n t that County, subject io the Daaaortath1 C o u n ty . Florid a. 0 E O . O. H E R R IN G . ly tffat you hardly know you’ve the defendant# Walter O w y n n , M e t t l e J„ M a n y . Through my ewvtrw on the board of A t t e s t : : D. f*. Thrasher, Owynn K d w a r l Barnard, M a r y J , Barnard, School TniNaa I bare liatimia oeorlncad tkat taken it. Superintendent ol Public I n s t r u c ti o n . Bern- Gecrga C. Powvll, Patience C. Poweil. a . r O K C L R U K O F U I k Aj I T C O U R T the rupevtnrendcat should le a pratica! UutaaiMe H a r in g been asked by a n u m b e r of voters LIV-VKR-l.AX, being purely veg- inole County , Florida. Sols, y a nd William Audenried a r e resldente man and by all means e propertyholdev and Tax e a candldata f o r d a r k q j tha » » -T u ee-5 te of n i t e r c r counties oth er t h a n th a sla te of Payer in the County. 1 ask for your eupp rt, not to becom cfable, is absolutely harmless, ’ and of Kammofa c o u n ty , I hereby a n ­ Flcrida. bu t th a t their plaeo o f r e s i d e n t s ia baaaima I think 1 am aotitled to It. but because court, noun ce mysel f for that ufflrr. s u b j e c t to the unknown t o hlwi: t h a t t h er e fa n o jsereon in tu ( I r e a l t ( ' t u t , Hevrnth J a d l c i e l ClrcaK, docs nut tear up the gyatem.like I tno*. that my rxpertenne »l!i be of raluable Ser­ D em oc ra tic primary, aad so lic it your vote. the a ta to of Florida the e e r v i c e of a aubHemlnole C e u a lr , Horlda. l a l . h a a c e r r vian to the Tu|uj*i and the children of the I srll] a p p r e cia te your su p p o r t during ths ealoinH. And it's guaranteed to ho noena up on whom would h jn d t h e aald d e . CasestyVirginia Carolina Chemical Com ­ ca m paign . Guaranteeing, If sieetad ta give endants and t h a t the said d efen d a n ts a re" a n y , a ecrporalloa doing bu tlset _________________________________8. R U N O E . satisfactory, or tho druggist will re­ pcta my whole t lta « aad do m y u t m o s t 10 till over th e ago o ( tw en ty -o n e y ea rs. e in the atato ol Florida, the office t o y our e a t l i f a H l M . ' It fu r t h e r appear s, t l j a j c *r o Mher turn your money. For aolo nt 50c I hereby announce my candidary for tbs pouva. CLL J O H N x : M K T T I N O B n n o r i d a Gardena, l o e . , a - M r p o r v s : - 2 » Daa al Superintendent of Public In, true Ion for anti S I.00 at \V. 0 . Aldridge's. l io n doing buaineee under the c i i a t l o n w oee n a m e or nam es are u n k n o w n t o him, ole County subject to tbo decision of tbs 1 hereby announce my candidacy far the |oal wbo a re heire. davieeoe, or o t h e r e U l m a n ti law * of the St a t e of Florida, R o b V io the coming Primary. tlon of Clerk of tha CbeoR Court for Herslnols under th e said Walter O w y n n , M a t t i e 3. ert L. Boeeard, Nelaon G ra y , Your vote trill bn a appreciated. . County a t tbo primary In Ju n e. M ary J . Bar­ E li i a b e t h J . B a rtlett. William 1•' Owynn. Edw ard Barnard, r o; v Ku. M. w ,. r U .......... If elected. I shall f i r s the office my very best nard, G e o r o C. Powril. P a ti e n c e C . Powell, J . T . A L L E N Hart Inti and George W . C r f m. personal attention at all times and endeavor to T o R obert f« Boeeard, Neiaon G ra y , r.miiy A. S a l a r y and William ( i A u d e n r ie d , whose U. A. Housed Is a candldata lor County merit your support. Very truly. residences are unknown. J . B a r tl e t t , W'tUtam 1- B t r t l e l t : Superintendent of Public Instruction. J)ca1v in Nlaplo and Kanrjr Crocrrira D. L. TllRAaflEK, You are therein 0 ordered t o ap pear to I t appoaring by affidavit, filed herein, thgl QUAJJPfCATIONi Mr. Howard bolds a Ufa' Preduce. Ogtre, Tebwevwe end Celd D rla le you , and each oi you , are non-reaidvnu ot tbls bill on Monday, t h e 4 t h d a y o f Jun e, Cartifirath sad Diploma issued by ihe Michigan 1 hereby announra myself as a candid*!* the ( l a t e oi H orlda: t h a t the residence ol A. D. 1 816, the same being a R u l e D ay uf State Normal College where ha studied (OAiinsucceed rove ‘ P beae I N >ou and each of you ia unkno wn: t h a t there this c o u r t . uously lor Ova years. taking In addition to tha court of Seminole county subject to the It la furt er ordered t h a t this no tice he la no pareon In the f l a t s ol H o n d a , the rolWye course, spec lei routraa In Psychology. D em ocra tic primary to b e held J u n e 6th CARBON P A P E R S 414 7th SL Sanford, Florida sol view of a tubpoone upon whom would published for twelve co n se c u tiv e weeks in The 111. toty and .Hrienre oi Education, and Pub- Ib is y ea r a a d colic the S a n fo rd Herald, a newspaper published fie Behoof Hupci vision. Hr al»o studied one year elected c a n only prathLs’s In t b o future tbs In Se minole County. a t th c ,S(eie Cnlvrreity of indlaoa, ond year at t a m e p a insta k ing c t r a ' k n d d o e s a p p lies. Finest Carbon Piper Hide Wllneaa E . A. Douglass, c l e r k o f said ( irthe W'Mbm* on Fileod. Academy, and look a bust |j Uon |R to" Ik“ e o f“f ic e ~‘ t‘ b fi ‘1 'k *■a v a g i y e a . ‘t 'fin Ib a n i t C ourr t and the seal thereof, this the Tib Every Sh e e t P e r f e c t new entire# a t tha Baltna flusinrea CoUaca. past, -V rsttvvpec tfully. day of F e b r u a r y . A. D . t t i * . , y ea r*; therefere, . 83. (seal) E . A. D O U G L A S S , f t la ordered t h a t you, and e a c h of yen, Clerk. R o b e r t L, Howard. Nclfnn G r a y , h Ixaw a a b lngton frim d s A cadem y, aad had via r e a r , * TA X A S3E8SO K— be lh J . B a r tl e t t and .William I - Ila rlletl, Robinson & Jleardall, afmtceaaa fui expectance aa Supariatandcnt o f city Fillicit are for Com plainant. , I here by a nn ou nce myself a candidate for a ppea r to the above entitled cau«e, on or 4 1 -T u e o -tfi'e befe re the le t d t y of May, I t l f i or the Mr. Ilosraid prepared himself especially tor a re-aicctlon t o th a office of t a x assessor, su b­ Your su p­ bill of co mplaint ia said cauae will be taken Mia's Crcrk ia the eervlre ol tha Public Schools j e c t to the D em oc ra tic prim ary . Notice o f Application lor T a x D e e d Under aad i r perbapa the bast equipped ol any nun port will ba appreciated. ae ronleeeed againat you. , Hertlon 8 e f Chapter 4 3 8 1 , f.awa ot f t U further ordered -that th jo or(ier be - . A. VAUGHN. la the county tor tha office ol County Hup* published In the Senlord lie reld, once a v Her Ido Oflateodent of Public Instruction. Ho desurree Nutiret io hereby given t h a t T ho m as week (or eight consecutive week.. be car a tul coneideiation ol alt the voters of I hereby announce mysvif as a candidate for Witn ess my hend as clerk ol th e circuit Sp fs gu e, pu rchaser ot T a x C e r ti f ic a te * Nos. b a county. • the office of T ax Assessor, and on (ba ground ol l he circuit court, Semlftoie c o u n ty , r j o r - l i s t and 1166. dated tha 4 t b d a y of duns. ol ncr-onal Integrity, good ritlv m iblp , end toe id s, on this tbo !21h dsy of F ebruary , A. II.* 1 6 9 4 c )>as filed said cer tific ates in ability to prelorm the duties of t b * powridn, 1 .a-^. . y o u SH E R IF F my o f f l c u . qnd {h a s made a p p lic a t io n lor ask he support of the vo.rra erf <h* County. t a i d e e d ” p '!(Cug in acesordaoce with l a * . T a m a candidate for re-election to the l 9 U.'el) - E . A. D O U G L A S S . Said r e t trfirefiks em bra ce t bn following deva B a e of sheriff af Seminole co u n ty . I feel 1 will appns-lata your vole amt pW-dge my beat Clerk Circuit Court. Se v en th Judicial buiroeseJustified la asking the p e c p lt ol this co unty efforts to give an e(Tielent, equitable, cribed p ro p e rly l*luat ed In S e m i n o l e coun­ Circuit, Seminole C o un ty . Florid a like admlnithation of the office. ty, Florida, lo-w it: West V* of 8E>| „( fa r r e f l e c t i o n t o this office, owing to the Ity Ja e C R ober ts . A R. r H A P P E L l . f a c t t b i t I h e re not y et he’d this office lor NVk’ t of N W ' j . covered b y C ert. N«, f j e o r f * A II* r o | i f « . a foil t rrm . When my prevent larm n( F o il*to r in d of ( 'o u m t l fur ih* I o in jila ln in t l i s t , arid Eaet H ol S E H e( N W '| of 1 b f f to ftf, ftouncp that I ■ m a runriulatr s B ( » es p lr tn t will have been in office only NW ' i . covered by C e r t . ' No: 1 1 3 6 , Her & t -T u w - « U a a a ha lf tertp b v electio n, e.td lest th en ooe for nom in a tio n for th# offlet of T » i A»It . T p. 2 1 . II. 29 E . *ha lf terui by appoin tment end foi this res- «r«jor nf Su m inoU County m«J v i r n H l Iy »-k T h * said lend being e t ic - a e d a t the date Florida I! If a a * 1 J M th a t I etn en titled Io you r sup- your tu p p o rf at |b« p ftm *ry in Juno. oi Ihe its u k n re n( such ce r ti f ic a t e in (he Nai I ca a f M AA|Cr*A NaI a my»*|f tu a f iit h f u k And p o et and , if elected will give the office my rlActrd. 1 names n f A. Ludlow, a* t o C e r t . - 1 1 S I and N otice ie hereby given t h a t under and comd«ntlouA dltehAriv o( t b * d u t l n con* d o v e per sons! a t te n t io n in tha f u l u r s as In by virtue ol a decree of foreclosure and Unk now V aa to Cert. No. lifts, 4Inte<s ncct*rf With th « OfflcA. th o pact. ' sale Issuing o i l oi thr Circuit Co urt «( laid raryknewte shall be red eem ed according I a l i i appreciate you r support. • h. it. r.tiT H iu i;. the Seven th Judicial Circuit ol Florida in to lew t a x deed will iaaue t h e r e o n on the • C. M. H A N D . of M a r c h , A. D. IV fS . and lor Seminole Coun ty, In Chance ry, In 31.1 Witness my official sig na tu re and sea! F i l l ! l.KCilHI.A I r i n : >■ f a us* tti*r«!'lu p«ti 111n i| wJiAf *ln LttiU y I berelnr tnnounce_ myself a candidate thi* t h r 2Vlh day ol F e b r u a ry , A- D. 1916 Truat Tom fiany. a rornorat Ion. la rum I hereby ann ou nra myarlf a r a n d ld a lr for 4 SANK)ltd LODGES 4 affli of sheriff of Hemlnole county, I or tb# office r . a d o u g i .a b h . Onr Inch Tarda Will lie Published l)n- plftinanU anti Fluflda laaVtlrfia, 1ni*«fp u n l * r l ealbjecx to the ectii n ol the D em oc rstlc r*pr*w#fitBilb®i In th* *tB i* l r f i « i a ! u r * fmin Clark Circu it Court Sominnls I s hT« a raliun, and llalirrt I., H n n t n l , ar* Co t h * Owmw* prim a ry to be held J u n e 6th, 1U16. II .Hr Rjinol* r u u n ty , i u L j* ri drr This Heading Al The Halo Of S7.20 B y V. M. .M c D a n ie l. D C c ra tlr prirnafy, d *f*n d a n ta . I will oftrr L»r »al* And will a lerted irted Ii pledge myself to fulfill -the the duties dul t T t i e s 6 l c Sanford Lodge No 62, F. and A, M. J J 1>K’ K I N S O N »rll tu iH® hlih*4t And L**t b l d d n for ra«h Per Year. I b i s o tn c* to tbo b'«R't of my »bilhy. at t h * front if tor «jf t hr* ruurt hou«* in Comtnuniration every first and third K. K. IUIA TiY. '■ nford. Hrmimdr < uuntjr Florida. luring *-*»licr uf lpp!|rati(>* for Tai Peed l ndr» Feeling t b a l I *m in pr»**r**i(jn tif all thr Thursdays at 7:30. Visiting brethren th»- t*-x nl hour* nf aa 1*, on Mutiiji 1) , 1hr .Srfllon a of L k i p U r 44RR, l . a —a «| fart* •• they prflatn to thw fioiitlral ron r o u CO U NT! COM.MlHallONKII w p | c« mo. Mar I da M re. A ]' 1916. Ih r •am# H I tl* y ot I hff^rby ■rifiounro mjravff am a rafidhlAt* fof j dlttmi in thl« *»rCl«n and In t h u aCat* and Nolle*- ia h*r* bjf f iv r n ihftl A M araha)l# S. G . Kennedy lining of iba ontniiin (bat new material 0. L. T aylor iJba taUk** of ("oyfilV Cnfr^ttLi*Vmer of lJm lib In* 1u f ■, 1r r ■1 * ta1r« (1By, Ih# fillip wi t' f d»*' No I22i , C>»mtTikMl cjnar f H«rtrlrt of Sfti^lnolt County. iub- will br we Icomely r*ralva«| by i b a volar, Secretary W. M rrihrtl rr* 1 prof r r t y , 1>1fi £ am) be inc in {--irrhaarr of T a x C’rr tl f lr a tr D EN TIST ■laird t h r 3rd ili| of Ju n ** A l i 181.* Af Hrmlnol* co unty I annou nra my candfvrt lf» fhr f irnrM>cf atk I'limary, ind Bolirlt ih# S#mifii'lIr 1f 'otini >. Slat r ..f H o n .la . to «il 1 .*■ f lrd -aid rrrMfiratr In n y ofllrr, Br ! dacy for a lrrf io n to tha i t a t r Irrlalatur*. <j| r t r r ) i o n In Ih* 4th iMt'flr! «n«I Th# n*>r 4hr B«! fjuart it of th# no rt hr*«! h*. made a j 11111c a 11ufi fur t a t tired |y i**ae Office: Yuwcli Hulldlng • to t h«* fi®mocralle jprlmary In Jun* for > ^ j » rwjjbjwi-. and I want loo a: 4j ujb-r i#*r uf Sri* tit*! 1* *•pt > #*n# (.21., (own Sai<) m rU hra ir KAKNATZ pvonUw, that if | a(n that I will work ■hlii l w#fi fy-on# <2D, ■ttulh, rniigri* U.lriy* in aj>rf)rda rjcn with t a * . Monroe ('hapler No. 15, It. A. M. SANFOJU) : : FLOh.U A wr«t l»»l ami a fed all l ha tlma for out DiaUiel Alio LiilJ* ! , 3, fi.. 7. M, rm brarra l l j * following d ra rribad pmprrty o r * f 3 1n ri*t.. twuif not forf rt lirit or ovt rlookfne tb® larfvr int- T o th* L**morralic Volwra of Haminctl* . Moots every second and fourth Thura n 1' r 1 h h a 1f # f 1.4nt JO, I.OlB l i . 11. 1 1 an-t •ituatr'l in S*mlno1* ro ufity , Florida, t. laftli 8 and T, Dlk. 2, I'a n ttr-m rrrafa n| ih«* rritlr® ('otifity and will uw my t *ount y fjfc a ti t1 1.4.1* 19 .* 1 22. 2 7, .:» . 19 i l l day in Masonic Hall over iho Impen* TtlOMAN KMMFT WIL.HON fCof\m io work In ha'fnony wilh ihr CnmI baiffby fa. 19, r*»i4 »i7 . ft*. 69, 70, I**-r plat No, I. Fag** DU, KcminOfe < oun*> 1 l. I t . « & 4 6. 4 T h l* partial purr ha*#*, ao far mil, miruoni-rB of lh« oibr-r d iim rtr l# ward ' b* uj» reprre>M*.trel r‘ "idhVV.,. u°I,g1V ThIe * ‘ r*-lr VUUing companions welfome u 4 9 \ 9CI 9 7 an 4) 9H of E Ufr k a Itrn -rd* F. m U i t I H O N KO(lHllOU>KN 91. 9 2. ■« it relate* to a ho v«* dcirribrd Io t» , ’taaiktiftiC of f hr Nitlrn ( ‘o u n iy a t ur* fur .H*minol* ruuiity If durlrii 1 | J . r . l i f t f f l k t l O'. J.. M i l l e r tl • mm«iia k mrrot •Itr.c t4i [-1*1 ther#Hi. 1 rr c» I* h U p l 'K t>rumla* an I ynr«t and f a ith fu l |i*rform Thr *aid land b*lng a'uwfdawd at ih* re.rtf#.) in I I it Hnnk ' *1 pB£*♦ 76 of Sec'y High Priest anew nt all tin (ire faille g on m r to th* bait ( 'ounty. J a lr of the m u i f u r of aurh r r r l i f l r a t r in tbr I'lltdl • Krri"f d» <*f <>t a n ( r & of my ability I *arn**e||> unliflt yuur thr nam#* of Unknown. U n l a u naid crrllh H i .m l *. * b I4 iBniJ* l.klng in Hrmmol* I t a k r i - c i i u r * In ann nu nr ing ■ awtfmri In Chr Hamorrattr p iim a ry tu h* r»tr -hall hr rr d rt m rd aerr riling to la* » nut i) FIiirid* ca a d fr la l r for tb® o fTl r® of co unty com mi* held an J u n e **S K Fit a S‘ K r r i i y v ini «lcried will i»*ur thrfffon on I h r 31 *t d * > LAWY ER S •fe®* *" ti 1 Vb * Fifth dlsllr ct o f He m I n nI * emfnolc Chnjitcr 2, Order Knstern Sin « tal M a ■t r f in * *ih•u c t r y of M *rrh A I). 1916 R a s p e r : fully, + m o n t y , aulilcri In I h® Heat J l®rr.orr• llr Witiir** rn) odlrial Bignaturr and »» *1 F R A N K I. Wt M»|i R C F F ft.tk • • • • h A Hi a Mail b’c r v first flnri and third Tutwdny S a tlfo rtl, M w t i every Klurido pfim ary T h i n k l h f you fur an y l o l i t i f i r * Vn!l4 tiMf* ft>r r urn( lainasl tftik flic 29* h day of F ebruary A |i j o « t a a y ri>ni)rr rnr, ! «m tn eurh month. Kvery one v*Tio has seen •ca l' E E I.A S S . Very 11C"fieri full J i Irr k f dr ru n Court Herttintd* Co , Fla hta <r. t i >v ^ in vited ____ __ f- II K l l . l i F K • r s p . ^ t l u v : IIy V M- M c n a n l r l . I> t l*** in i hr il'Prillwt* ul ihr IIiriiiurriiifi |.r|* | to V i s i t t i l l s c h a p t e r . f«r»-T Ur*# ut f In ihr < jrtftt*! * oait *»f lh«* S r t r j i i h iu d ir la t I l»«»fr!iy announce mys*|f a ca n d id a l* mery to i,« h»ld jun. dy, i win appre Alice E. Robbins, Sec’y Clfruli. In and fat Semlnolp 1 o u u t i, Fl**r for l ho ofTWr of co unty co fh it itiion rr for i « l r yuur BUppciM Id* l t r * p * r t fully. I S o i t f r of XppHratfon for T a i P r r d Under f b * F l f * i dial rift of Hmiltinl* n f u n l y ru I* l( J I I H U V Mary lluhtniur. and Vlrrnil Sc# Ho n a uf f ha purr 4386, L a w * uf ( lm * * t Io r ndojM*mrr<t of (hr f t r m o r f a i i r |*n L ' j ; ..'hifiit.fi, 1 h i * * f Ida tnAty of ju n # Alb I t I f If rlcrfcti, 1 h i o I’hoettli Lodge No 5, K. ol P. K m i f r i c k M Kubintmi. tieNo lire, ia hrr^hv fl'p ri that J . W Lan-f only tin * priitni^r to maM> - -th a t I will *N4 ItlMII. 110 4 It I » i Meets second and fourth Tuesday*. Offlre in Vowel! Illdg. rea s t.l 1 ,ifnpUina.il. man, p u r r h u c f of T a i C a r li f lc a tr N o l » fi wqaaf am] )tKl to ebrry rlttzrn «f t b * nt* I her r t, y Rfinounr* y r a m f l d i r y fur rri 11 a 1 1 . t n diiei) i h r “ th day of J u n r , A I) I S0 9 , )>•• n i u n t ) . wrighlrif wrtdl mMrty PiperuK elect jtin f rr m**Hi)r*f of t 'o u n i y Srhnol NisitinR hniithta nlwnya welcome, V• ) rttrnti * ur r fill'd #atd cert i hr a ir In my o flirt, and ha* t u r r of I money | will appr® huart) Hi I h i t r t r i No I ■ t. ■ f || A Hi. ward and le -n i* A if. McLaulin U. J, Millet wf M or tsa g r c t l L l your ruppor 1 rnadr t p p l l r a t l o n for la x d rrd lo 4»#ur m r . i\ r o K S T K i t . Howard. J bcuD K. I.Jdifcay, K. it. and S. C. C. arco rd anrr with law. Said r r r t i f i r a l r rm_______ __________________ «i. W. 8 F E H C B B Fdward L. ' Lrturha and all brarr* 1 1 r following draerlbcd prop* rig nartir* -iatn.jny hit«-rr«>f undrr I h * f*b y m in o u n r* my M tidltla ry for th* HAiiZurd l i m i t ) _ afluatrd In Sr m ln nlr cour.ty, Florida F ffd H 1 mtil* drrs a | t ralllun of mrir»h*r e»f t l r I uu nly Srhuul ln»rfi ihr folluwtr.g In your ea! ATTOKNEY svij COUNSELLOR at iJkW t * n * E -j. of N E* *| of N E I f , Hrr, 14, Tp Thu t a rtirrtm llapklr v * „n 1111 a f d fur Hrminulr CuunlV Having alQAM. Sanford Lodge No. 27, 1. O. O. F. I 4*J. H '/S E. 10 * r m . mnrr or Ir** P ahy . ■ rtifpiifatJtjn. I ‘r "■■vr a.s i ,ai p I, S' I ts hat ni y trrm one f 1**1 I Iiayo b«*n r«<|ueatrd L»y ih * v u l m li rr a d) a rtv*di v I Thr •aid land Hrlrg Baar«»#d at the d*«»e Practice in Stnte-nnd Federal Court* f r*I, if * ft t • nf it (Tl r® *{ir Ak fut ft aril Meets every Monday Ht 7:30 p. in., Hlik d w irlrt lo ann ou nr * m>a*lf ft»r ratnli i 'd • hr laetia nci» of *uch rrrliflratc' »r» e h t • I. < y If A 14 It IS O N' d l l # ftir I h * cfFirc* of r a u n t j rtitnmlMioni r T u y w»! a r d I > n». h« *.f over Imperial Then (re. I ’ n l r -- »*nl l ).• r * iTir .if | T Chccury (j'trner-W.i slrulT Bile Snnlitrd Fin J a * . I I I “ an I If , Imr ( ft* F ift h lM»trif1 of ^®min<itr m u n i j K I Powell, l * i * * •hall he rw ifermod kcrufilipjr 1 . ■* l ^ V .u Singletary ri* •ftd th«-r**forr anniMinr* my cmuilidaty fur 1 I n r l J ilitl"'H * ■ n J P ■ ’ fif ilifla ry I f 1 1»* 1 1• ■ # i * ill i■ 61 jr ihirron'i **rt t ftr •1 Secretary Nti. tkla ilifir* If d r i l e i j I * |}| [>f o flit * r I I «'*H Itui -il tu* m k ■«r uf I hr ( o u fl| Y 111aj H U rel M arch. A |). I'JIA,* I I jgi1* * 1 III* aiffPLi r Huy [iH*«n at at ten li irn And tif I uh){r I jih lru tilff i fur J l i a i n n N m> offleial «ighaluro and . . «»• rv^ry efTofl fur th r ifdt-frel .tf t h ,. «fi» ItUre twMri* ika* Uaw. ilflk *ia* 4*1 Ll Ulb» 1 S h lN k l.l Cr|r4 wild hr nn no]* co unty 1 will thank lirgHir.tHg t> I t I*-i fulfil, i f i h r *uuth **-•!> E. A D o U U L A . s S . mil » v u w w W wwrt rWfYwtwtwtTtfy "TtirtT Gate Pity Camp No. 6, W. O. \V wt-M t n f i u f u| |«ul U*n i l<tf, Dil i k aovi-fi T Clrrk (.‘ircult Co urt, S a m l n o U Co-. E » . J L h I U L OK F H A IK —|i|»«rtw raik! I l l |'i*att muft* ur lr*» li* an a'ley II y V. M. Me D a n ltd, I) ( J haraby a n n ou n ra my r i n d l d i r / for th* Meets second nnd fourth Wednesday f un ______ 1 KNPQTt c u n u n TT. 6fr*Tuo^5l p h * n r * north to ncrihram! fu rn *r nt I«it flirt* pf JuaUeai of th* F a i f a for I Hatrirt nights in each month. -- 1 plphl l81t ih rnc* orni |!7 IcH, tntifr «i loot, SUITE 9, COURf HOUSE PHONE MJ No. I, h'fminula f ’ounty. cu b j^ e t lo thr I arLH fit • rautlulat* for r^*U»r*ioa of h* . J. F. Hoolehan 1 4i nnf|h«r* t rorfitf nf -altl 1nt olfhf ih , auffragr* nf i h a D r m o rra tic vo trr a In thr F. L. Miller Jiem ol CT4Miniy f ‘t»mml4*I»»4irr f/ern th* IWh N * ; l r r of Ejr rtnin . ihrrtri* fiiLfh 1u h* gin r i n g , in |Pmk tevt-n Clerk Council Commander S A N F O R I ) , Nullcw Mi h c ra by gtvi-n t h a t under th# fir u I t* th* com mine primary »f Ju n * thr G *18 Primary nf J tr n r 6lh, 1918. If riertuil f F L O R I D A ] T . Tint tuut ' V . ul I he i *» ■ ft «if Ma* Lrr > j filrdp** m y ir lf i n admlnlA^Pt t h r vrfTai r* nf Ami I ir*f«*nful)y a*k tb* “ilDp^rt of ih * vn tr n and a u t h o rit y In m r •* M i> "f t|*K*ri*1a orrvTT#fint 'Tf1' Tt:t pt«f fhrrcMf r?f ° f 1hr p i ! / df S&nfnrd, FTortd*. a « r " ' t*T ■<»» I hat date and if mW i «-<L f w"*" I )m» ufllea u 11 't <*■(t a i ®. bu*i Iiuainaaallli* III fhdraynr iu tha nffUr tn an un-ltr-dat*. I K 1 * - i»,‘ Till the -fTlcr \n tu tire |v*3i ttf fiti> Ability Hi m t n n r f tu t b * l i r * t uf fii> a Ml It ) lire i mn tw k f r e l iy railed to )• h#ld in The I f -A11f %r»r, »; tl .m ! -It fit* I mVIt tk a tlUlfr A* I h**r in thr |>«wt 1«« <; f «.»u « ; k i> h a i n ,y *»f ^anfnad on t h r 'JRth day of Mirrh H. P. O. E. Sanford l.odge 1241 llr f Jill ( P-. - if. tf»l> f '■ Vriv TruH 1 *H- fur fbg purpii*** of pi i ct ini of si. I h'|»*f I mr nl o f Ihr I n I r r I u a n 'I r.'Uii-ti fur I h . ___________________ _______ J T Vl I VNK . V1d* r rnaii, t u fill chr vacancy r r r a f r d * i Meet Bret it rid lliird Wednesday night abut * ft l j l» t| |Mi » \ U- H- I -4 rid Ufllru at t tat r»r* i l l Ir. H * Maaw«ll • I III I it,# > esi(n i( i <m r.f H c T » I h* J A'tlr Y y I Cj§ nf I J|tl: c 1 N« | j - corner of Fieri Si slid Palmetto Ave S P E C IA L IS T , vtn • I ♦. !*a 4 , ,1 M arch l l a i n * , F , u 'r* « dl \r held al thr F ire S t * ' U i *itiH() Florida 1. I. Tayjor T A Nenl N"«t,|rr 14 fir redig g lit fi i h a ’ J o h n '1 y ki i . * • j . . . . t .i 1 ■ # , • a t K To* c«t> Kail on f’a l m c l t u a \ * • I wiwli in ■nn,>t!ii * that I am a • *n<< L>l« Srrugt;* d <' . . o l e FI"ri»U, a m i, *«n \f»r.h f »|.. w n*. r . 1*1, o tin city of Sanford , aaid r l r r l i o n *•* *Secretary Exalted Kulef In CANCER, GOITRE and TUMORS !*»r taw-Wviiott a. .tiuniy r«.n.mi*ati.r»ar. I h l lO ’J . im llom*«t*ad No ‘ya, J *’, 19 UD, t lal il* jllln m -itfii| K nntui jr . I I hn h *, -i X, hm hchl m a cco rd a rrrr with th r or dinan ce* I la id N« I. Srmin oU « <*uni>. * u b , * n . tu , or,j8|. f«r N.»ftb*a«t .ju a it*r. NurtUn \2, Cun* Thom Without Cutting Tiicm Out Jsi. y I i.J.B 1 > ref lu H I * Li •*! I S. i faff ha- thr Ht > nut Snidord jh n tl i h r general t * « Jfaur villa In th® itin * prlm-atfy, ' 1 uwri|h)|i er.ehiii J 1I Houill, H-iulh. Hlfige Ueitet-31 ,1 I B e e t, Tailtt're i a Bn - ■, n u aif Ha r U | ( hif*-11■r, v i ■f thr ■ta tc of Florida, Inaofac a* *am* i n «fii tiunrlni my randluAi*} , t do «o with •ere Meridian, h a , filed no I lee nf intention In The Lake Ilrcuzo Council No. 31 Juniot Hun «»l it ftih i Aftt.r.* *«•.) M , N, irt th»* p||y of S a n f o r d , if. • I « that l ha>«1 li® {i*<i|dr itf make Five Year Proof, lo eetabllah claim to th ORLANDO, F L O R I D A V»pl*. hn r m l a * uf Ff. i i| Y «i»lr dr appHrahlr I., hereby i o point C . C. W oo dr uff. » I Order llnitrd American Mcrhanica Chffn district* an<! uf th® tuu nty at l a r f i . lend abova dceclibad. before Clerk of rvawrd * r r o «-fi rc»4-l- M t uf i h r t l a l r uf U ftnurhr and J# I* A ridf rton , li»t|»rctor* » » unbiaivrd a lrtdPi*tf aiinri, and with a ft *U Circu it Co urt, a t Hanfotd, F lorid a , on Ihe Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P, Florida, and that Edward I. E noch* rr- (,f "nl't •lectio n and W. W. L on g , clrrk nf I l f ( k i t If r M l a c I t f ) will L»* in p o r t i o n to 2 0 t h day uf April, I9IC, ddr** at Salma. Kan-a*. J * li ? I.i .f ik *). M„ in the City Hall. Visiting brother* *aid rlrr liiin ; thla nolle a |q h f ptlblHLrd tf*ruler un to you a rourh K ti t r r acrvlrt*. Claimant n a m ra aa wltneaaea: al IndianafMslH, Im U hai TL* f'am in thr Kanfard Herald fnr a period of not are welcome. C. H. Smith. Ilec. Sec. ~ Aaklngj at your hand* a fa vu ra ld * eunaidor I*. W. G r a n t, of Orledo, Florid a rftin and liar airy f ninjiany, » rurpitra In** than fifteen day*. i t l o i ^ | am, II D. I.a tlm o re , of Oviedo, F lorid a i.on, ad drr .4 *nd ti]*io of l.uxifir.t Wiineaa my hand aa M a y o r of th r city * Hr* pert fully, Fou l, Jn n r« , of Oviedo,, Florida i* u n U c a n . .Mrr N.illi' YV|i|o, rr-u lr. of Sanford. Florida, t h h Clh d ay of March Auditing Accounting In Jarlkain JHIrlilgan. Tha! lit** Ie. A n i l i r i f leKY. G G. G aines, of Miiedo, F l o r i d a , a*i,| ,|r A h 191 r*. Celery Clly Aerie No. IB53 R O B E R T W. DA VIfi. f tn iliP ta anti ra rh uf thin* art* t»vrf t * t ’ rit)J . D. D A V I S O N . Al lh« aoDrititlfin of a numU-r of l a t payer* SyHtcmsJThat Fit Trie Meeting every Tuesdky night nt 8 Register. onr ' 2 1 1 y*«r • «•I ag* ant) that t hrr* M a y o r C ity of San ford , Florida ami Ytitrr . I haw d a d t M to beewto* a candi67-Tuev A Frt -I OIp no |ifr»un in thr atatr of Murida. ih. err o’clock I’ico Huiltling. *T u»»-,1tr ico Huiltlin tUui for, County r«mmi**iun*r f«#r th® Mb. Dio%ir* of a aubporna ufrnn mhom wtiuM br gflrl r4 B*Tminol(i ("o Sutijrci !o l b * (WmorraUc \V. W . F ry , Jus. C. Kohort*. blntilnt upon thr *atd rt»rrtdanta; wh»rrIn Jun*- llavtn f Uvtd t»*r# for ntwafly In C eu it ot Co u n it Jud ge, H em lno le C eu a NOTICE Worthy President a unp/y Secretary tort*, you. Edvard I. E n o c h .. J a c o b K ly, Rla|e of Florid a rtv yrar* ! Ani known by r i * r y ¥ptrr in thr I idlkay, T h r ' arnrrnn and llarVIry f*..m- i t A pHitictn *l|n#c| by rlt tz c m of S#min#'l# ir re K a tt t e of d h lrv L if rlvn it) 1 promise to » n v * ih* p«*>„ u „ , V ... I 'ounty. F l o r i d a , h ,v tn g he reto fo re b"i> l»any, a rorpnrauon, Mr. Nr*tfr f *’ gj*# io like Ur*t’ of my ablhly nnd will give* Lida lls rria , , i*0ll'' preaealed. to the Commlavionera, requeating O J 1S TRIBE NO, 61, I. o . R. M. ap-d all nartira rla , L . r . Notice Ir he reby given. |o a ll whom It dia tfla iri o f th* County n r r f u 1 cotmideration In t*r* »( In j h * foil O.ing daacribrd lin Jr, I ^ f S l l o w J f” " ^ “ PUbl‘' Meets every finri and third Friday 8 will npprrriat* your luppcirt If, In your Judge- may concern, t h a t on the 1st d ay of Kcl i mber A. D. 1 916, I that! ap p ly to tf l!#f tnjp ift 4^ f n t north of th« m.eit I can aeree ycur beet Intrreeie. ftaylnnlng at the end of th e Sanford to nights at 7:30 In Masonic Temple. Honorable G eorge G. Herring. Jud ge i •ou lhwrat ul |..,t trn 10). niof Hlc»ck Geneva ro a d, a t or near dapot ol K. E l" You re Trely. m ro rfpr . raid C o n ti, aa Jud|e n| P r o b a te , lor my Notice of \|>{>lirailon for T « a Herd l a t i r i • . fun m t 11. l e t mur* uf Irwa, R. It. if It I’ A T T I S H A I J . R u n e a a t pact poaloffir* lo a »nt Visiting brothers welcome fin d discharge aa erecutor ol the esta te of S e c t i o n S uf t 'h s , i r r 4XSS, L e n a o f H o t - ,n •" alleg. tbanra north io noMheevt about 66C feel wait of Ihe marl road b» Ida John Stomper, corner of t,ot e r b ' thl, then ,e « „ i 117 tween S e c t i o n s 21 and 22, run aou lh about I here by a m o u n t c my candidacy for re- 1.14 a I la ir I,, d ecea sed : and t h a t a t the same W. A. Ginn, l*#t m art or , 1* . , to nortliwe.t corner of wfertlon to th e offlre of rommlreinn er from tlm * i will p r e t r n t my final a croup le a* o l le * la herein (Ivan t h a t S. F. L o n * .... » , . -■ -......... ' - " " i n tael to 1’ a ttia h a ll‘a sto r e, eaa t about C. of K. Sachem p v N the T h i r d D i t t r l n , Seminole co unty , t e te cu 'O r of salt] estala, and aak for their r eh ea ef of Tax C e r t i f i c a t e No. 3X6.1 i t n n l n . le T trea V ^ 'u i oul ‘ l1’ b<f" * l o ">»'• »»a<I b« tw eeB S e c t l o r . will app recia te your support in th# J u n e approval. d a te d th e Cth day of J u n e . A. D. 1899, ginning. Block ^aeven i n ^ T l a r four ( 4 ). *• #nd 2 2 . le ading to Oviedo, b e in * i» Of- ----------PenlorO,-----------F lorid D -a ro crw iie primary a n a i f re-elected will Dated Feb Ifitb. A. IE 1916. b»a filed said certificate in my office, and ,o| the town . - a." aVro Vit f.enava, F I s . , |n T ow nih lp 2 0 . K, It. 3 J K . d a my beet to serve the people af my d is ­ CIIAS. IE H A I N E S . hea made eppllrelmn for t e c deed R T Tieffo/d .few to .V iaaue , . . U . . tn* t “ '« • plat ,thereof h r " ° ' °o(I h It. iafford 1 and e u m m lt t e * having been ap poin ted *cUnited Brotherhood of C*rpettier* and 1(» t r i c t and the people of the entire r o u n iy a r m e d a nee with "T", 0|l6ered In ....................................... apnaar m rh» bill «f com* rovdlnf to law and they having made tbetr Ex scat or. “ ‘ aw. Saidd certificate ................ tw I b r fu tu re at In the pa rt. Joiners of America 63. 2-22. 6-21, 4-19. 6 2 3 , 6-30. 7-26. em b rec ea the fcljowlng deaeribed property plaint duly filed in thla rauve on Me report, th e commissioners vrtU a t th»|r Ree Pert ( i l l y , a te d In Semirole 'c o u n ty , n o d d s T " t o - d * y- ' h' * ' * <i»F of May \ |>. |9|b , the cording t o taw and they h a r i n g m a d e ttelr Sanford Local Union No. 1751 meet* situ — *' E*'W* r ot -* *■ '*•• -Sec. T-4*r ’ — ** C. W. E N T Z M I N G E R . w*• it:* S MElf, T p ." 2 | d*8. 'li*l ! I *in'“ * * ? . ' , ,-*lM Lein* “ a — rule d1-a-y o 't* * t'lita'court* their --------“ till report, the rommlaalancra wil flret am! third Thursday night n t'7 3 2 E . T b e aaid land l e l n * aeieaaed at t b * ' l * * " ; ' » « - H m d that thli n o lle * ba nerl meeting, 11 p a o b jectio ns open up sbd d a t e ot (be la .u inre ol a u r h rar lifirate In ' P“ ' l,t,h»d In the 8 ,n to rd Herald, a n *w .A t the request of many friends and r> I ^3 P p O'clock in tho Eagles' Hall. declare a p u b lic rttad as ab o ve e e l lorlh. t b e n a m e ol Robert M e l . u U M n . Umlwce* i P f f W p u tll.b a d In Seminole ro unty , Flo . aappe.tlere t hereby announce my candidacy Dohe in open session thla 7 t h day ot • U m U b C T J | Dpl|i C. C. Pear-on. M i d c er tifica te shall be redeemed accord- I d* \ o n ” ■ * * * k for »fght ( R) coneecutree Mar ch. A. D . 1816. f a r ( b a office ol C o u n ty Commlaaionar o f Hem!rude co unty for D U lric t No. 2, s u b ­ Sec.Treag. Predident l a g t a low l e i dred will iasue thereon on * * T . V ' , Deal) L. P . H A G A N . I b a 1 6 th dey ot April, A. D. 1 9 lg . * I Wltaasv. 1. A D o u f l e u . clerk ol , a ld A ueat: j e c t to the decision of the D e m o c r a t s C h a ir m a n . W lln eee my offitlal algnatura and aeal * n<1 ' v - ' , * 1 ' l'»rv«t, thla l : t h day .P rim ary l o be held J u n e 6 th . [ will apE. A. Douglaaa, Clerk . th la Ih e 14 th day ot M . r ' h A. D. i m . ( o t , f r Vfu , , y A' " l 9 ,fi • prvriete the support at the voter* of Dis­ P lu m b in g . a n d By V. E . Douglaaa, D. C. <••»!) E. A. D O t 'G L A S f l . t r i c t No. 2. ( '« » . , .. K- A D O U G L A S S . Heralds o f Liberty a* ' i * * * 69-Tuee-4te Clerk ot the Clicult Court. Beminola C le rk Circu it Court S e m la o le Co ., Fla. Respectfully , Meet* at Englas* Hall first Monday By » . M. M c D a n i e l , D. C. L. V H A G A N . -.. r. IfrmnK, II ^ County, Florida. G as Fitting Ir ipp Norite o f Appllcallaa far T a x D e e d Under 6 »-Tue*-6t night In each month at 7:30. Section 8 o f Chapter 4 688, Lawn o f Flor­ 6 3 - T u . 7 are'* ‘ ’ ou,,wl {of C o m p la in a n t.. ida A\ t b * request of m any t a i p a y e r a and Win. E. Householder, Commander N o tice wf Hair «f m .O Bg .O O , Heialnoia rt l la e n a , 1 h a v e decided to b e co m e n ca n d i­ Notire ie here by given t h a t Roy* F. *• • » * # - H » rl#a . H,eclat T a . Hrhoel Ola. d a t e f o r co u n ty cnmmlaaltner, (or the 3rd Ml** Bertha Bnckarit. Secretary Symee. pu rch a ser of T a i C - r U f le a le No. i r l c i h a , I liumi* D t . u i e t of Brmtnole c o u n t ) , FlbYidn, aub All Work ItccciYca My Pcm ona 893, dated t h e 3rd d ay of J u n e , A. I ). I»l*r ’ ^ 7eMlo°a V 'rt*",-: r°l»r ' T 4*SX. " “ - " T C « d ref, %,Vi* N o ti c e la hereby riven that aeafed r r o J e r t l o Sh e Dem ocratic |fir aery ul J u n e 6th. haa fifed aaid rc rtlfira te In n f office. « n“ H a v in g lived In . what I , now Seminole Attention And Itrst FfTorts wweinty for upward* ol 40 years I Ieel ju*D ally' Thought. t i t c l l n cnak Inf lhi« •BtHiunffitiFnt. If i b r t t d I wi|J ut« rnv h*»l judgmen t and Who Is Ihe happiest of men! Ho I b Am p i c fm the wrlfaro of ih# tAtpaycra Opposite Clly Hall Telephone No 26 who values the morlta of others, ntid ■jh! upbuilding pf our county KHIHtlng th# tup port of ih# U i p t y t t * In their pleoBure takes Joy. even ns • a d i ' ma l l f i f l vo feti of flU lrlct Nil A. | am I — — _ though twrero his own.—Ooctho. JUap«cl fully ro u ri, U J . IIA H T L ItV , Jr. aneurdlng ---------- - - - .......... ■ ■■ 1 --------- P h r a o e la a n Old O n « . aa deed wtlt lavuv thereon on the 2lth.day alt: ° I April, A. D. 1915, , . Perm anent P arad ise. YOU TAX O O L I ^ ( T O H T h o p h r n a c ‘n n t e n t p c o r d l a l o " vriu witness my official signature and Recollection Is the only psraillse thla tha 7 t h day of M a rch, A. D. 1916 3 r8 t u ,e d to ,h e f r ,c n u ,> -r c ia from which wo cannot bo turned out. <•*•!) R . A. D O U G L A S S . t o tk e action of tb# voter* ta the D em ocratic : . J o n * e x i s t i n g b e t w e e n L Y a t i c a und Cleric Circuit Cnurt Senil'Hola C#*» FI*r r i « r y . « « t Win h e m i f j ^ 1 E n g l a n d In 1 8 4 3 . •—IUt^Uef, v _ . B y V. M . M c D a n i e l . D. C. 6 7 - T u e *- 6 l c 55ri .b. i . J.n o « r bar been At retd b y a decree of t h e C l l ----fCauri nf th e Hevenib Ju d icia l A M K H a n d for Seminole County . F lorid a , dated N . -- - ,r~y j e * - " tt: T. ' v : Florida �THE SANFORD HERALD much comment bones. GOOD WORK OF were mammoth This Is the decision of the author­ ities at the Florida State Museum where they wero sent by C. M. Herry, to be placed ori” display as FLORIDA bort of the collection of ■that inati FIRST C O M M I S S I O N BRINGS RESULTS A tourist bureau at Orlando kopt an securate record of answers to the question. " W h a t led you to come to F lo rid a." asked of ail persons who reels tered between January 27th and March 4th. The registrations in this period were 713. and of this number 262 persona specifically stated that they wero directly in­ fluenced to visit the state by tho advertising of the " Florida First" Commission. - Sales ol Florida prop■qrte' jWerc made to 27 o{ tho 202. nierce ajitf in 0 ror\ iviyeni uoara oi Trade each has reported a total of more than five hundred inquiries received directly as *a result of the “ Florida First" advertising. The other boards of trade and chambers of commerce whiih participated in tho campaign received from 160 to 60 0 inquiries each, according to re­ ports made to the Commission at its meeting in Orlando a few days ago. Most of the inquiries that the ad­ vertising produced were from people Interested in Florida as a place Of permanent residence. The adver­ tising of the Commission was not designed primarily to attract this rlass of inquiries, hut rather to in­ duce people to come to Florida for the woniter. The advertising ap­ peared between December 2Gth and January 31st, at the time when weather conditions at tho north wero most suggestive of a visit to warmer dimes. In view of tho record of the Or­ lando tourist bureau and of tho crowds that have taxed tho accom-modal ions of all sections of Florida which were represented in the ad­ vertising. ot enn be readily soon that there is a good foundation for th< estimate of prominent railroad officials of more than three quurters of a million of winter visitors tu~thtf •tale, and in excess of one third of thi'M' influenced to come by the arn v i t i e * of the “ Florida First" Com­ mission. As it has been pretty welj estab­ lished that the average period be­ t w e e n the writing of a letter for in­ formation about Florida and the purchase of property here by the persons who have located in the state in the past, is about one year, tin- direct requests for information on other subjects than winter resort facilities, sent lo the trade bodies participating in the "Florida First" advertising will 1>e worth following up with vigor for a number of months. Mready some very substantial >ib > ha v e been reported as traceable specifically to the advertising One prominent cilixen of Minneapolis win, came to Florida instead oi go­ ing to California as ho bad intended bemuse' he was uttrnrted by this ad­ vertising, purchased 55,500 worth of Folk county property while he was hero. -Several communities iiave found that' winter visitors whom they have entertained in consequence of the "Florida First" campaign have been more than ordinuril) lib­ eral purchasers of real estate. It would appear that there is very ittle room for doubt as to whether or not the Florida First advertising paid. In Orlando, il has been es­ timated that the 262 persons, who w< re brought to the city by this advertising, remained for an average ol t- n days and spent on an average of not lera thar. 8100 in the town. If these figures are correct, the city had left in it over 826,000 by winter visitors alone, as the result of its contribution of leas than 3400 to the expense of "Florida First," aside front the amounts invested by the 27 buyers of real estate. Tho in­ quiries may bo later turned into purchasers of property or invest­ ments of other character. With the facts and figures before them, there ia little wonder that the towns and cities .which wont into this campaign are more than enthusiastic in favor of Its repetitition. The chairman of/ the Com­ mission Is quoted as saying that from present indications it ia safe to estimate that between two and three times as many places will take part in next eeseon’a campaign. This has been planned to. devote a great deal more attention to perma­ nent settlers than was done last year In the belief that its efficiency w*ll he accordingly increased. The larger number of places contribut­ ing to the fund will Increase accord­ ingly the number of mediums that can be used and greatoy widen the ■cope of the advertising. Were Mammoth Bones The large bones recently fqund by L E. Vincent in the St. Johns river ■nd which wero on display In the Herald office and which espied so Lv Jacksonville Ar Tift on Ar Macon A r Atlanta Ar Knoxvill* A r Louis villa Ar IndUnapoIU Ar Cincinnati Ar ClevrUnd 12:50 P.M Ar Grand Rapids 5:55 P.M. Ar Chicago 9:35 A-M. 2:00 P.M. 5:08 P.M. 8:03 P.M. U iM A M , 4:50 A.M. 9:28 AM. ArTIftan Ar Macoo Ar Atlanta A r Chattanooga A r Nashville A r EranaTilla Ar SL Louis Ar Terre Haute A r Chicago Prof. C. M. McQuarrie. State Agt. U. S. D. A., Gainesville, Fla.: My Dear Prof. McQuarrie: I wish to say that there has late­ ly come into my possession a very interesting specimen of bone taken from the St. Johns river bottom re­ AND C O cently by fishermen. One part of this hone is about a yard long by Chra. OtxsfvstuwUW / ten inches in diameter and eight Car, Pining .Car. J inches in diameter the other. It SrtAM Hcatio • Cw ro te LswrcD looks like an immense bone of some mammoth creature, four armed. I also have from the same source and A ldfxm tD PA . same animal an immense ball and n tV ttT M A Y ST socket hone. The npeciincnn will T A M P A , r u .. weigh about twenty-five pounds and I would like to contribute them to tho museum. Please instruct mo as to how I shall ahip them and to ator Dr. Kelley’s experience would has been but on liquid diet by his Mr. Patterson is still whom they shall ho directed. I )c Invaluable to the educational physician. wish Mr. J. E. Vincent to have the forces of the state in securing a able to attend to his duties in his usual genial manner. credit ol.this contribution.’ Yours very truly, Mr. Mess has moved into the Stevens house near Lake Geneva, . C. M. Berry, . with his family. He will he with County Agt. U. S. D. A. g k n f: ya n e w s n o t e s Barber at tho saw mill, Mr. T. Van Jlyning, Curator, re­ Mr. Payne Daniels has gone to plied as followss. S. H, Dewhirst had thc'tuisCuba to accept a position as engin­ ne to run a needle into her Gainesville, Ha., Mar. 15, 1916 eer on a railroad. Mr. C. M. Berry. Sanford, Fla : Mr. Barber is having a location Drur Mr. ’Berry: surveyed for a saw mill and train I am in receipt of tho fragments road this week. of bone from you and have just suf­ Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Morris left ficiently restored it to determine lor their home in New York on what it is. It very probably be­ Wednesday morning. Thoy have longs to one of the prehistoric ele­ phants, and I think to mnmmoth, the latest species. I wish you would jvriti- me and give specific date and where it was found; the conditions and date of finding 3:53 A M . 8:53 AM . 12:24 P.M. 9:00 P.M. 2i00 AM . 9:00 P.M. 7:15 A M . 2:00 PAf. 7:45 AM . Ltr Jacksonville ArTlfton A r Macon A r Atlanta A r Chattanooga Ar Naahvillo A r Martin A r St. Loni* A r Evansvilla A rT arro Haul* A r Chicago ,8i30 PJH, 12:50 A-M. 4i2SAJtf. 7140 A_M. * 12112P.M. 4i45P A L 11 >55 P.M. 7i9SAAf. 9i 58 P.M. It 33 A-M. 7(03 A-M. ATLANTIC COAST LINE N N E C T IO N S ■-. . asi& a uhtU iiftfiirt luUiliii m m ftfv * J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y General Fire S an fo rd Florida Every other car on the road i.s a Ford; more than half the cars bought this year will he* Fords. There’s a mighty good reason. Ford cars are filling a place in every fiield of human activity. <‘ost about two cents a mile to operate and m aintain. Hotter order yours today! Runabout $390; Touring Car $-140; Coupeiet $590; Tow n.C ar $040; Sedan $740. All prices f. o. b. Detroit. On sale at Sanford Machine & Oarage ( ’ompany. We are very glad lo get this speci­ men. hut 1 would advise you for tinfuture, il you have occasion to send anything of the kind that you wrap each specimen well with old news­ papers and then pack them in a I hotflth' avoid shaking, as this one is Very badly broken County Superint cadent Very respectfully yours, Thrasher and Mr. Walter T. Van llyning. were ill Geneva on business on Curator. nesduy of this week. 1 be county commissioners were In-re last week lo inspect the Indian Knew Value of HI* Work, Itiver Sanford Orlando Highway. flu otnparahly the best epitaph for They will pul the convicts Lo work S i r l a m e s Murray, great eat of dict ion­ here in a short time straightening ary muKers, might ne t aken from one or the conv e r s at i o ns between J ohns on the west end of the road Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Sheldon and the latter’s sister. Mrs. Ilnrr of Jameatuwn, New York drove over to DeLand. Mias Jeannetta Shel­ don who is in school at Stetson returned .with them. Mrs, Jacobs, formerly Miss Main* Doner of Chuluots is visiting in G e n e s a t Ills week . Mr C K Patterson has been in poor health for some time past, and throughout the state in recogni­ tion of his services to , Education, tho Flofida Educational' Association elected him president in 1913, As county superintended! he has been a genuine leader In the upbuilding of the Alachua system. H«* has won the loyalty and respect oi •his t e a c h -j iug force, who regard him as a source of inspiration His teadyrs feel that they liuve his hearty support in, all movements for school better­ ment Dr Kelley introduced the Kurtil School survey, whereby the rural teacher took stock of his com- j munity conditions,, that ho might more closely identify himself with the life of his people. School li­ braries are found in all of his schools and he is an earnest advocate- o i a rural school library law. His schools have been consolidated, iiltcrior high school woA in Bmnll schools eliptinated, and the schools .themselves adapted to country life. Warm­ hearted in the advocacy of the child’s welfare, ulways the gentle­ man, never the autocrat, Dr. Kelley is essentially a superintendent who superintends. He believes that the state superintendent should spend at least one third ot his time in actual school inspection. He bolievei that the atato department of education aboutd be the center of inspiration for tho public school teacher* of Florida. He favors changes fn the present teacher’s examination laws that will make the rural and small town teachers seek training especial­ ly for this field. F or ten years prior to hli'o|egtion aa superintendent of Alachua county in 1906 he wae a member of the county school boefd. During the , stete book adoption of 1911 he served ss chairman of the SubTextbook Commission. Dr. Kelley Insurance ED W ARD HIGGINS C. F. W ILLIA M S Salesman Agent linn. Ho*well . I n old age Hoawell said to J o h n s o n , apropos of the dictionary: “ lou din not s now what you were un­ dertaking, ’ ’ Veil. sir. was the answer, "I knew very won what | was under­ t a k i n g —and very woli now to do It— and nave dune it very w e l l . ’ I hr grand st -mot hi tig to and something Chalmers OKEECHOBEE BRANCH OF THE FLORIDA EAST COAST R A IL W A Y Lands Suitable for G e n e r a l F a r m i n g , Stock Raising, Trucking and Citrus Fruits — A t t r a c t i v e L o c a t i o n s for Winter Homes yU i 1 j* |yI %| TiBLl'Jv li t■’ ▼ [ vjn»' 1 1 * ysKr*' m W T y MS r^ f '#..>* Jtli* ' Tf i 1 'F V ^ A. Artesian Wells a t both Chuluota and Okeechobee, olnta along our main Jlne. If you are interested write this office for Information or communicate direct with our local agent in the section attracting your attention. AG EN TS ON T H E O K EEC H O B EE BRA N CH iota. ' A. L. HUNT, Kenansrlile, D. E. AUSTIN, Okecehebee A G EN TS O N T H E EA ST CO A ST J. A. ROWAND, 8t. Angostlne. Elk Ion District. C. A. DUPONT, Hastings. BUNNELL DEVELOPMENT CO., BnnneU. F. W. SAMS, New Smyrna. D. E. AUSTIN. Fori Pierce. MORES A HE1SLER, West Palm Beach. FRANKLIN SHEEN, West Palm Beach. ^ _ A. P. J. P. C. 8. B. J. FROST. Danle. MORSE, Miami. REILLY. MtamL POWERS, Cape Sable Unde. He: _ L. LARSON, Western IndOstrial Agent, and R. C, PE R K Y , Immigration Agent, 155 W. Madison St., Chicago, III. J . E . INGRAHAM, Vice-President, Land and Industrial Department, Florida East Coast Railway Company, St. Augustine, Florida �AH ti1r\i i\/T| *^ppi ‘W itKi* * . -Wfel * '■ s' U 2 -M* 5ARER8 cv r* t *U F T H F A T R F S LT t- F I SJd l i l t j A 1 I \ D J Chit-C!ha,t of the PI ay Houses in Sanford For Bale of Magnolia and Palmetto avenue*.. W. J .- T h i g p e n . ----29-tf Mr*. 11. L. Gibson Entertains the Will Be I.orated On Side Perch The Hotel Carnee v / Daughters ef Wesley For Sale -T ho beet-Mfb A n4 dry 3 ^ ;. . K *■ j On Friday, March 24th the big house lots In "Georgetown?* Cor. The* Daughters of Wesley w «V entertained ,b'y Mr*. II. L. Gibson day ip political ,circleB w^ll center 10th St. and B a y Av*. Cheap and St. her home on'M agn olia avenue around the Hotel Carnes which will easy payments. Address Box 1162. The speakers M tf Thursday evening.' There waa no be headquarters. ‘4 " , * •* w business so this was wholly a soda! stand will be the side porch feeing V I4 . ...... For Sale— I sideboard, i leather T h e next evening. Mrs. Gibson delighted her th e cast and the speakers will be LADY AUDLfeY’8 S E C R E T doubtedly the. best, pleco of emo­ such a contingency." Manager covered couch, I revolving book with many selections on the just at the east door. tional acting ever seen anywhere.” season the same thing happened, and Vicfrole and later served refresh­ Carnes haa kindly donated- the use css«, 1 gasoline range, 1 Junior vio­ A Wonderful Production —Dlacusaed I t la not generally known, but Mr. it ag^ln became necessary for him to ments. Those present were Mcs- of his house tor the day and the lin, 1 settee and chalra to m atch. aend for rnonay enough to bring the by Marshall Farnara Farnum almost becomes’ a minister dames J . D. Roberts,- T, D. Hayes, visitors will be made moat comfort Inquire 106 E. 3rd St. Sanford, Fla. Finding that he Shown at tho Star Wednesday, and then a lawyer, before becoming company back. , 49-tf Claude Herndon, W. W. Abernathy, able in.every way. The Carnes be­ an actor and later a director. Both was determined to become an'actor, March 22nd. ing official headquarters will be T. W. Williams, H. H. Hill, Missan .brother Bill took him with hia own For Sale—Nice pony, spHng wagoo Marshall Farnum, who directed his brothers, William afid Dustin Bessie, Ray ton, Lota Hvans, Versa crowded with the politicians and company. * had entered the profession, and the the sensational William Foa. photoand harness, aft for |95.00. Leaving thia1 meeting promiaca to bo one of Woodcock, Saidlo Williams, Elisa­ _ _ — ,___________ ________ drama “ LAdy Audley’s Secret,*' sin old folks, although professional ' the largest that has occurred In the beth Musson. which Theba Bars is starred ia a themselves wished Marshall to enter Francla X. Bushman and Beverly city. Enquire L. T.’ Crialer, Ohio slate in many years. Announcements ■* Bayne Tonight member of the. fitted Farnum fam­ some other field. The ministry was House, ‘ »6-tp Arrangements have not been com­ Tho Workers Council will hold The next Attraction on the Metro ily. It seems that Mr. Farnum dis­ determined upon for the young msn their regular meeting Wednesday pleted for the program for Friday For Sale— Fine lota on Myrtle likes to aposk about his own work, and ho was sent to the Easton,. program la "M a n and His Soul,” a night at seven o'clock. All teachers, but it is certain that the speaking avenue, at rock bottom price# for Malkc, Conference Seminary, a pretentious feature In which Francis but when asked about Miss Bara he officers and adult members of the will start at ten o'clock in tho morn­ cash. Also two story house corner I t did not X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne, # . • waxed enthusiastic. " W h y ," he cx- Methodist institution. Bunday school are urged to bo pres­ ing and lost the greater part of the Oak and Fourth strdot. Apply 4 1 0 ho exclaimed, " I have been produc­ take young Farnum, or the faculty the foremost of screen /artists 'are ent, as very Important buslneaa Is to day. * ------- Oak avenue. , 68*8tp — ing for the last fifteen years, but of the Seminary cither, for that eeen in the stcllsr roles. This mar• —*-------—.— —— l----------------------- be transacted. All the candidates have promised never have I seen a woman gifted matter a long time to discover his vclous Metro wonderplay, which For Sale— Wholesale fish business Our aim for Easter is 400 in the to bo here If possible and there will with such reai» dramatic ability.*' total lack of inclination for the was produced* by the Quality P ic­ Lost Sunday the bo thousands of people here to hear nets, fish boats, launches, etc. C. L “ You know/’ lie Sfent.^on, "Lady ministry. So he was sent to the tures Corporation will be shown Sunday school. attendance reached 246 and great them. Tho local candidates will als Vincent. 28-tf Audley’s Secret contalnsjaomo of the University of Maine to study law. here at tho Star Theatre tonight. ______________________________^----Interest is being manifested. be out In force and the day should most dramatic action ever screened. Ho lasted there for three years, but It promises to be tho sensation of For Sale—Two lots^nctr corner Prayer meeting service following be a grand getting .together for the Lady Audley is a womah cursed by the call of the blood was too strong tho season, a£ It, is easily the best Celery avenue and Hickory street, the Workers Council Wednesday county of Seminole. hereditary insanity, which causes to be denied. He obtained a job production la'wbtch these two not­ sire each lot 44 feet by 128 feet."* ~ At the exhibition booth in the her to attempt her . husband's $ f e . ■with a travelling repitory company, able atara have appeared, and a night. Saleable white people only.. |160.0(> Junior League Stone Gove building the celery dis­ Her malady, however, ia not ob­ doing, aa he expresses it "everything crowning achievement fori Metro, a for both lots. Inquire Herald Of­ at 3 o'clock. Parents 'please'serfd play will attract the visitors and vious. Neither does it come upon from selling song books in front of company which ia setting a pace for fice: 67-tf your children promptly. with the customary courtesy ac­ her suddenly. I t is tho general de­ the house to playing juvenile leads." high standards. corded visitors celery will be given velopment of an inherited taint, After three weeks the show went on / 1• For Sale—Owing to change toMr. Bushtnsn and Miss Bayne to all those, who want to taste the electrical power wo have on hand . and the wonderful action of Miss the rocks in Williamsport, Pa., and are surrounded by an exceptionally Entertained Seniors Bara In tracing tho slow growth of it devolved upon young Farnum to capable cast, including Helen Dun­ Miss Frances Aspinwall enter­ real Sanford4 product. machinery in good condition, con­ the disease from the time of the send for enough money to bring"the bar, , Grace Valentine and other tained the Senior class and- faculty sisting of boilers, engines, water birth of her child to the big climax entire troup buck to New York, •As notable atago rind/-screen players. of the Sanford High School ai her Aids and Abets Disease. pumps,- (jre pumps, air compres­ of the story, when *ho becomes ab­ Mr. Farnum puts it, "they^prob- The production'*m mounted on an home Friday night. The house was Doctors havo learned that worry sors and sundry other machines, solutely a raving maniac ia un- nbly only took me along f6f just elaborate scale,- and in a remark­ beautifully decorated in the class means Insomnia, nervous dyspepsia, which we offer at prices which are a able allegory the creation o( the colors green and white, with sugges­ hysteria, that it weakens tho bodily small part of the"orijfinal cost. If defenses ami aids the attack of dis­ world i* shown, also the Garden of tions- of St. Patrick's Day. intktft^lwd address Virginia Carolina It Is the" The evening was pleasantly spent eases of mlcroblc origin Eden and other uqique scenes. An­ ChctOtf al Co., core H. 1L Peabody, In contests in which Miss Alina precursor or predisposing causS_-of MupeHnlnedent, Sanford, Fla. other5 scene shows the destruction of many bodily ills; It is the one thing v- ■ . rst VV*-. other scene shown the destruction Gcortz zantl Mr. Hume Humph which saps the patient's vitality — 68-tf by fire of a large factory, in -whies were the fortunate winners. At the which, broadly speaking. Is hls power HF: rpc Jersey pigs, two For Sale— more than a thousand persons ap­ close of the evening the guests gath­ to will to get well. months old. Apply J. j j . Lord, ered around tables which were ex­ pear. The production was dirocted ' 5S»-3tp Sanford, Flu. quisitely decorated in the class by John W. Noble. No Rivalry, colors A delicious salad course For Sale Eggs for Hatching visitor waa being shown over a was served. Miss Aspinwall was as­ big cotton mill by the proprietor, who Thoroughbred, Utility, Barred LOCOMOTIVES ( HASH sisted in serving by Miss Margaret proudly displnyed some of (tin fnlirlrs Plymouth Hocks, 10 cents each. Diuck and her sister. Mrs. J. A. produced. Holding up a piece of print Fifty <*r more. 7 cents each. King |New Vit iicr ;i|>b Kent lire ‘ 'The Inland T «kit eh. During the evening Mrs. of Surprise" Supplies Many Takuch rendered appropriate songs ed calico, he said "Our latest pattern Poultry Yards, Lakeland. Fla. Excellent work. Isn't It?" "It's all Thrills 59-6tc for the occasion. right." said the visitor, "but you can't At the Star, Thursday. hold a candle to the goods we I urn out I ,-r Sale Sideboard, bookcase In uiy works'" "rtame line?" asked tho and other household- furniture. Mias A Pullman day couch, and u Pull­ Another Attraction Mar. 28lh host, somewhat offended "No.” roman sleeper and two locomotives On account of selling the Chau­ Jolnqd the other; "our* Is gunpowder.'" Hunter, on Sanford Orlando road, are destroyed to give movie funs n it f n No i «o-2tp tauqua tickets entirely too cheap real thrill in the Vitngraph's latest the association had a small deficit, For Sale Phaeton in excellent release, "T h e island of Surprise." Concentrati on. in order to meet Ibis the Alkahest condition Will sell to quick cash The scenes of the railroad wreck It Is concentration that counts Tho Lyceum has agreed to furnish an­ buyer at $60 00. Cost three times were taken near Philadelphia, join­ flame of a candle applied direct I* other attraction on commission. I mjmre Fernald Hard I Ills price more uncmnforinOle than die diffused ing the country estate of J, B. Duke, This entertain merit will lie hold in neat of a mast lurnace Selected w are 1 ’o iiO-'Jte the tol>ri<;ro king Allen’s Theatre Tuesday night. The locomotives a c r e placed by March 2hih hor '•ah- £ Desk Bookkeepers Director 1’uul Srardon facing one She T a k e * a* M a n y Chance*. standing desk and chair, black walThe Zimmer Sisterit Concert Party J u s t t h e same, a man who can tell’ a nut, oiled finish. another on a single track and sent I[with Gbod a* new. »,th Miss Nelliy Zimmer, Harpist headlong toward one another The | Miss Ethel Zimmer, pianist and con- good wat ermel on by looking at 11 and Hig bargain at $S fid Inquire Fercrash destroyed both engines, which I trnlto soloist. Miss Nellie Poster. thumpi ng It often s el e c t s a bail wlfs li aid II ard '* a r e * ( n 60-atc V/ her looks alone. . An a c o nd a St an­ ------------------------------------------ ----------- toppled, over into the coaches. render and soprano soloist. B1: -aj x H dard For_ Sale J Automobile Cadillac v Puller announcements will he It tvas In this muss of wreckage war ______ ____ ! I seven passenger, in elegant condi­ t h a t the a ct o r s wore posed and the tnude in Friday's issue of The Her­ V tion. will sell for $1560.00 ennh or take Eve r yt hi ng Wor t h While. scene taken with Lovell, the hero, ald. Theda Batkin "Lady Audleya Secret" at the Star Wednesday a Ford Roadsjer or five passenger if Never think vnursnlf too Insignifi­ The admission will he Adults 60e, t h e girl w h o m he is ,»upin grtfld condition us part pay. cant or t he ttylng too mean You ami . T. rCscUihg V•-» Children 26c. Buy your ticket [posed lo marry. H have an In fin It,* c apaci t y for absorb­ 60-2 tc early. m* OR*1-- ■. f /■ j j F a# 7j£# FJ# r ing. s tor ing awav. raving out glory J V \V. Ware. i > ,; i S h a ll W o m e n P ro p o s e 7 ‘graph feature urte of ihe best, films)' Of course women should pro|m*o It produced under their trade mark is women wfiu change their entire lives ^Fqpturvd »r» i h*s productW wrT* WL»-p1>y(nurnfflfi». Il ls women who take limn Courtenuy, long n favorite iti! otr on colossif responsibility by tnatrb • r\ lugitimatc stage; Eleanor Wop4y ’ mony. The woman should surely bo ■t sa J£eefe ond other premu prorftiv allowed to choose tho man Tor whom j > ruff, Vena Keefe and rient VitNqJrei'hera.. ’ e^e tebds herself able wolfram) give, . ‘ ' ; J , v *' , ■MnK propose, mpq havo had fl all In With his memoyy Trlank. of. jireced- m«ir.Q»ri !r«uil» up i« n«w. WM if they mg .events m Erls hi lie, aim! w-itfv two | have ndiicrleil the wrong .woman they b ea ut i f ul girls b hu t h : c l a i mi ng to he l i a j o) oonly n i y . lIbemach h e t ps c G vs y l u a u t e -lor it Oak rj Avenue ** r «• his wife as the are ^stranded ; Xvomen of the V'urld VALUES ARE DETERMINED BY COMPARISON -an island in the SolitU Sens,'in­ * ^ ---- '-------"»*t>. i. Between 3rd and 4th Si, fested with ferocious savages, the; *, * ■ Nlturaj Irtf-eronec, AND P RI CE S REGULATED ACCORDINGLY ------------------- —--—-—— —----- »— 1' - --- * ' --hern of the new Vitagraph Blue! "D ay boforn y cslcn ln y .” related The — Open Ribbon Fe%giro, "Thu " Island of [ landlord of ihn Petunia tavern, "n fel­ Admission 15c Nightly. Saturdays 5 and 10c ha* u problerp which ler th at hail only been In tpwn half ■,fc‘*Vilnld rock the brains of tho prriin- a day walked Into tho mlddio of tho Tuesday, March 21st—Metro Picture— Francis X. Bush­ man and Beverly Bayne in "Man anti His Soul," a nry story teller. Cyrus Townsend stre e t, right out In front, hero, gnvo ator^Vif the birth of conscience in 6 acts. 5 and 15c. Brady, however, from whose novel sort o f tt shout, and dropped d ea d !” “ W as tho train so lato that hq ox* Wednesday, March 22—William Fox Featuie— Theda the film was picturized, is no ordin­ pocted to bo obliged to stay hero over Bara in ‘ I.ady Audley's Secret." Miss Bara is ronary story teller, and he finds a way night? asked a hyporrrlttcal drum­ »|dtnd the greatest emotional actress thejugeen jtfts of deciding the point in question. ever known, and-she is at her I eighth in trip picture., mer whtftke sales bad not been all that Thursday, March 23—Big Four Doy—William Cou-te he had desired.— Kansas City Ktar. . nay in "The Island of Surprise" n Blue Ilibdon fea­ ny Ward That Fascinating I.lllle at 3 p. m. ture written by Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady and Actress much Letter than "The Island of Regeneration." Fannie Ward, the distinguished Friday, March 24th— Paramoi/nt Day— Fannie Ward Reading Room Free to All in the "For the Defense." Miss Ward was last seen Star of the Lasky Company, who re­ in Tennessee’s Pardner, and she even displays more At the Star cently created such a furore by her talent In this picture, T hursday splendid performance in the Lasky COMING—Sarah Rernheart in "JcannC Don*. production of Rector Turnbull’s t#> THE gripping story, "T h e Cheat,” will Conccrtti by the S U r’s Orchesta Nightly be seen at tho Star Theatre on F r i ­ day, Mar. 24, in the Jesse L. Lasky Matinee Daily at 3:15; Night at 7 production of ’’For tho Defense,” a ,v daring detective story by the game author. In “ For the Defense" Miss Ward !■ oeen as Fidele, a little Prench novice fresh from tho con­ vent. How the witnesses a murder and later ia able to aecure a confes­ sion from the asaaxain and free the ? All Local AdTcrllHcmcnfs Under man she loves makes a photodrama This Heading T H R E E CENTS e of unusual merit. Line For Each Insertion. Minimum iiuiiiiiiii x x iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x Charge ?5 Cents. ^Prominent in the excellent c u t supporting Mix* Ward are , Jaek ................................. ... l Dean, Horace B. Carpenter, Jamca Neill anff othor members of the SA LE' ■ Lasky all star orgapixation. It ia a i SOMETHING DOING EVERY NIGHT Paramount Picture. Lor Sale—-Four good mules, wngon-and harness, farming implements, Triumph of Motor Truek. etc. P. O. Box 838. 55-tfc In Frenca a bronro statue wslghlng three and a half tone, that w u too . . For Sale- Thoroughbred R. J. large to be handled by railroad or Red Rggs for hatching. $1.00 for 14. canal, waa hauled on a motor truek W. M. Haynes, Herald Office. to ita destination. fi S7-tf ?{ If:?* Santord PROGRAMME AT THE STAR Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays •H.r,, W iStA N D ofSlID M lU l :» « >« m ~T C MATINEE Wednesday and-Saturday 3 p. m. ay ____ . *’ L ■' v T . V . v», <► .ir i► i► o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o e o o o o o e o i► FOR FiENT For Rent Upstairs rooms, east«gfjv3^' - cvpiityre Outride porch. 'Llglib'' * hmrsrknppttig. if desired. 2IO.Fn-ri. h . fil-3tp fur Rent tine nicely furnished 11At and cold water. Ad dress /,. wo7. cure Sanford Herald 5'1-U -------------------------------------------------------x House for Rent— No. 116 gWest Ninth Si, Apply to H. C. DuBose, 112 N T Park. Ave. 37-tfc Llrr Rent— Bovcral nice office r6oms over Yowell'e. Enquire N. P. Y-o well 4: Co. 32-tf Board and room by day or week. Gate City House. ’ 29-tf For Rent— 5 room house, 422 Pal­ metto. $io per month. W. M. Haynes, Herald Office. 47-tf For Rent—708 Park avenue. En­ quire of H. C. DuBose, First and P'^k^nvenue. « 48-tf CLASSIFIED WANTED ADVERTISING Wanted— Position aa caretaker of house of some one going away for the summer. Address P. O. Box 486, city.______ 61-2tp : 'S THEATRE For >ub- Good horse cheap G R llled'oi , l ell r> avenue. CO.Htp' 1^ 1 FOR See J . T. Allen, Seventh and Iaiurcl for heavy hauling, plowing and cutting. He is prepared to do^ all kinds of team work. Phone 804.. . . ....... i 50-12tc Wanted to R ent— Plano for sev­ eral weeks. Will pay for removal ef same. Address Mrs. H. L. DeForest, Sanford. 69-2tc For Exchange— Will accept Ford automobile aa part payment on good 8 aero tract, 2 acres cleared and fenced and under cultivation A years. Not tih>s. This land If tiled will raise Any kind pf crops. • En­ quire at Herald offica. 68-tf I ■; j . , ■) » -* �4 PUBLISHED SEMI • WEEKLY i . ■_____ IN THE HEART OF THP WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ON. TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS I N S A N F O R D — L ife h VOLUME VII SANFORD, FLORIDA, Wo,th Living FRIDAY MARCH 21. 1916 NO. 62 Puleston and Mrs. ft. \V. Herndon. thusiasm in the numerous recitals The sixth prize went to the float she has given with her sister. arranged by the B. & O. Garage on In a long description of one of her an International truck and was a concerts the Musical Enterprise of distinctively Sanford float, being Camden, N. J., remarks as follows: trimmed in celery and other vegti**' "Th o talentod young harpist waa aides, With James Stewart drivings given an enthusiastic welcome and Receiving hopo/utble ificntioTi was each number was heartily encored. the Drisson car trimmed in orango ShsT-dolighted all with her ease and and purple, in which were Mrs. grace, as well as the sweetness of Britton. Me*. J. T. Wallace, Mrs. her music.” **R E. Tolar, Mrs. Fred Walsemati Miss. Ethel Zimmer, Pianist and and Miss Gladys Fields of Tampa. PARADE W I T N E S S E D b y MANY PROMINENT YACHTS- THE S A N F O R D GROWERS Contralto Soloist SWEET L I T T L E TOTS IN Among the many other cars get­ h u n d r e d s o p • MEN HERE TO SEB* . BROUGHT IN SOME FINE Miss Ethel Zimmer is a young BEAUTIFUL DECORATED ting special mention by the judges VISITORS woman of great personal charm, pos­ EVENT , CELERY - CABS were the I.aing car, Gilbert car, \— . ' * •* * “ • sessing a splendid personality, well M Maine* car, Dieterich car, Arnert Tin* Spring Fair ami Celery FeaThe Hernld has contended for Those who thought the Celery adapted for platform work. She la The auto parade on Tuesday was * tival opened'.very ulisplciously on car and Knights of Columbus car. years that Lake Monroe was o n e’of Fair was a joke woke up on a large a graduate of the Ithaca Conserva­ fine of cogrse, but waa there over Tuesday mornlhg" a t 11 o'clock when The Herald car was decorated in the finest race courses in the state disappointment yesterday 'morning tory of Music and has had wide ex­ anything lovelier or sweeter than the cntfnon of Count Jo»cf DeMont newspapers and in order to carry ou for boats of all claaaea and the re­ when 'the Celery started coming in perience as a pianist and contralto our babies on parade Wednesday announced th e s ta rtln g of the mon­ the black and white efTect the trim­ gatta yesterday demonstrated this from rujveral sections .and the fine soloist. Fora number of years she morning. More than fifty littlo ster auto parade from Tenth atrect. mings were of the same and the fact. The races were not as well prizes were awarded to tho growers was with the LeBarge Concert ones, from the tiny infant to the l.eil by Sheriff Hand, Chief Tillis devil was seated astride the radi­ attended by the yachtsmen with who realized that for a little trouble Company and with h£t own com­ five year old girls and boys march­ ami the mounted police the parade ator. P. M. Klder drove the cars their, bouts us should have been, on a great reward was in store for them. pany she has had fnAny tours ing in Hn£. It was a pretty picture started with the Royal Fu^leflr and in the car were the business account of the lateness of the season There was a misunderstanding on throughout all parts of tho coun- of exquisite baby beanty, the littlo band in the front and .then .oorne the manager W. M. Haynes. Supt. hut enough of them were here to Ulo part of the growers who had cj^ tfy. human low ers vicing with the flower beautiful cara. in regal splendor ‘of Ratliff and Martin McDaniel and view the course and express their pectFll to compete and the commit­ decorations around them ns tho She doea piano monologues with llowen), bunting and decorations. Guy Stenstrnm. admiration for the lake, Next sea­ tee about the time for bringing on quaint descriptions of what it all floats and carts lined out for tho The Fire Department trucks, ladder The auto parude was great-and so son Sanford will have a big event in the celery for award and this kept means, and she (days from the mnrch, many of the older group natron and hose carts were first in pronounced by the many peop.e who February in the speed boat class several from coming in on the first musters in such a way that the com­ pushing their doll carts or pushline mid had been decorated for the witnessed it. ’ While those partici­ The results of the races yesterday awards The idea of Jhe manage­ mon people understand and. are en­ rnobilea or inarching together in ixr.ision and Chief Paxton and his pating bad but ly.tle lime for dec- were as follows: ment was for tho growers who had tertained and pleased. Enthusiastic applause burst She raises pairs. clhcient bunch of fire fighters were tjruHuiis the bara.W'ere excellent and 111 the speed boat class tho Flying some celery lo bring it to tho exhi- the musical standard of her hearers. forth continuously as the prettily in evidence on the wagons. Majwc gave'the vm.it ops,*, it good idea of the Eagle tielonging to Capt. .Lansing jition booth for the visitors 'to see decorated carta passed admiring The State Journal of Lincoln, Davison, the city council and of­ Hanford ’itpiriV -jW friends. Tho parade was led by the of Lake George light house station and eat and on Thursday bring in rprise. Neb.,, in commenting upon lier ficials were also at the head of the tho exhibition celery und come in Woman’s Club car with its pretty Immediately aff^r .the parade tin* won first. work, very aptly suid that she is prpeession and the Baptist Temple the prize class. Several growers ;-decora tin ns of roses, and driven by In the heavy cruiser class the judges disappeared in tin* crowd "A charming young Indy who knows fi.,v« Hand lirought up the rear to brought in the prize stuff early in Mrs. John Meisch. In this car rodo and have not been seen since blit it \ •Tima belonging to Mr Kennison how to entertain an audience with |..i tilings lively and leave u good the week and it was not in lit Con­ ; the winners of the Better Baby is thought that they will come ont of Orlando won first, Commodore beautiful songs, beautifully sung, la-ti m the mouth of the beholders dition for compelitiun ( Contest of l !*!*>. wiih their mothers. Nevertheless I Dahliett of Sanford second, the of retirement today and higb class piano solos artistii'alThis wa* an attractive feature of the "i parade started on Tenth [they h.l v• I (o' I han k ■* of tin* M\j Olige - I a men n( Del,u Mil ! Ii iril lb •r t In display i» >me f but ly rendered parade, The mothers wearing uni wi*nt down Park to lir it j meat and I it•*v an- all brave men to III tin* caluii l,o.ii race ( apt, S u n b 't can I* proud ••t and while Miss Iterthn \t rfls. Reader and nurse's raps and aprons, held their • iru there circled over the I undertake in* h t stupendous task I Bugenh.1rt of the Mamie first, Mill Tie there i' not much id it tin* ipiulity I nsir ii mcnlalisl bullies in their arms These were v r- r part of the business and resis of If l’ best | Hawn nf Geo Det nlir* second, the Mi-* Wells is the read* r will* tin* i -eciions of the city. The udg* » w*:rr I .corgi* I l*>y Boston Lyrics, who was with Ui6 Jack Allen Gillen, William Albert NI’Mi. bi-lehgliig to Roy J tills be­ H H . G R O W l . l l s V N I > S l i l I* I* b i t s Gillen. Billy Boughclle Wight, S rah .iih their burdens of pretty Wininer and Charles Tyler. |r | ) t | 1 | | • ing third. She \\ill dO 1he Maxwell, Mary Maxwell. Jeannette o.iiipuiita and the many Aunts fiH'*DTtri ifclw * Vr.M ^ i ■ i * 1 1 • r\ The William l imlliourne Co. Mak­ ■oilng Monday r i, M !.■, -pe* oil iiopstirO1and Gerald Geiger Ill the free for til race the Nettie As ’. he >i forth great applause from a "1. .inti .liter a * ari fiil iu ran i'* me of ing il spci lull) of Mail Itfdrf i uni’ fir-l. M illlr Hawn si’i’ului ear bail been decorated f• • r the auto . ml.led thnusiiiid.4 gnltilfevd ' ? llu |ij||(l V AII«),' A-A.1r«1- Vkl'fl I! u s l o t ’ *»f* I lie l .it'll o broke the /leering gear Help out the < huulatiqua A**so- parade it was not eligible for tide walks ami everywhere One of the largest firms in the in the cruiser race ami ibis prevent­ elation by attending this atiraeiion prize in the Baby parade, although i be line of the parade The I’ri/.C. l ow ashed <’e|er\ 'd ally more races in. tills class Adults nil ii-fit- r bill fell L*.ri cents very beautiful Sanford district growing and slop Tin* judges found il 4 . of the parade had an auto I ( Ifte 11.(If I'nn \ irgl 'll. plug celery are flu* Win Coulbourne Tin Virginia It . the fast bout lit/ dillicult to make a decision on the r.. i the line at several points, i S p r i i a l Heru\ mo bt i goods merits of t li** decorations for all s |t. \ s H I P R I M , l t d . S S •r in get a line of the ears at Co. who li.nc over si \i ( airi's m bulging to I T Brady w.e* unable 1 1 In \ lfgmr.it 1 a: nl’iva l H celery and lett-uci I bis firm bus to compete on iiceount of engine were no lovely but they finally 0 1. >■Hi ,i gles and when I fie i-nr* I>n-t(T|ih local agent al San Brady was so iiru n f i t n a l d H a r d w a r e t u. lie awarded the prizes as follows The • l up in (font of I In* Ro'el play I'd n« important port iii tin* trouble .uni i apt \\ on l y T. I Hawkins t mdivuitl first prize to Mara* Louise organizes ItuMiicsi, 1 .in,.-- tin* work of tile judges 111 j growing and shipping of winter disgusted 1tint he sold lilt* boat to and Hriic Ltiwnshed Celery Vegetables und their “ Quality Frank Allen on the spot time* pleased t(( 1 Foster, riding upon a riooi of while «'.>v i- the finest ears was certainly Me are at all *1 Hor se So u tb Bend ,, 'Tin* races a llrji Ved intitiy yychts- A w . i rife* I t i n i ' ,t for them The judge** were First' brand with the red note itiiiveinctit* that will tend to roses, drawn liy a Cavalier in white, They J men liefe from a distance and they Hlow, iKi li.it i’ll by Hill II aripy’Ttx^’ improve Sunflrd und her posithirv as E. K. Foster, Jr., the little lady '■ i Tuesday morning and were tiow well known t o the trad** Co Sanford. Won !*y I, A Brnjnnhi| r in car lots and pay special at­ sitting upon her throne with ’the were delighted with tint course here, *omp.irative strangers in the city, !l city *if Florida Progress in husilc. •• • tention to tin* northern trade but sweet grace of baby dignity. Every i \pressing their opinion Mint the lug iriowitig the occupants of any ness means progressive Sanford. detail of the decoration, the little first Prize, Washed Celery-of !bc tarj|. They were J . R. Hay­ their specialty i» the mail order busi­ races that are pulled olT^ In Miami Th^* Geo. H. Formild Hardware den Dmahn, Nebraska, Janies ness and they are making a strong and pther (daces in the *9(Attr ^i^ring Awarded f>bi> Half I’uri Virginia Coni|iuny of Sanfor*! i» setting the one’s attire nnd the courtier’s suit was harmonious and artistic. The Ti vlor of Philadelphia and Sharon hid foi" the trade of tin: southern ibe winter months could he staged Carolina Sperm! Peruvian tit2 gumlx, (mcp for, ti better Sunford. During group prize of equal value, irt each donated by ,V. ( Co., II G, i)i**there much better The .yarhurpten Jo- . - of I ndinnafiolis. After u most j Mti‘tes the past V**cks this coin|tany has case two und a half dollars in gold U on by In order to supply this trade the would not have t«> take the tiresome erjcil bw'ul itgent Sanford ■ari-fid inspection of. the . different mad*’ great .**Iri*f*•*, towiir'l- its hIii was aw.tnp’l lu Mar;. ultd.Ollxcr lo. Gli liter n ( 'oulbourne ( u are wasleng t be ami dangerous trip down the east - e awards were made as fulgar: ’ l..»rg**r Imniin for .* larger r i'1'iinil I'm*- \\ awhcil i I*■ry , nia'i^ gre.i! -I ri*lew toward-* n-* »!o Miller ilu* twins nt Dr and Mrs icier.* Mi I in it own factory face i oust i.it.il and ’’.inford would bring lire .utmagu avua. Vwaided •trie Spring 1 i i H a r r > a. Aouiuti lb** v w rt*« f r h n r Oliver I. Miller. prizr, The Woman's I'lub tiously called the ‘'laundry '* and Visitor- from e\ery psrl of tin* niun al.so in white and drawn by Theo­ tile relery conies from t he w qs|| d m . jTTuT b j TYrnal d H a r d wa r e Co. , try. — Sartford. 'Among tho various i beautiful yin* decorated in dora Miller and Ruth Henry, dressed The boat (uceit demonstrated that Sanford. Won by H. H ChnppeU. cltaxrgxrs -tj^is company Iiuh made has and green and trimmed in Hban ^aiid perfect and is tied ujt m as fairies. The pretty idea vraa Second Prize, Beat Crate Celery — hx*cn that mf renovating their stock, red roses,.* tho club flower, rttractive packages tbut ure most with the cooperation of tho people cleverly developed ntid altogether plcasinf! to the eye of the buyers. here and by the assistance of Mesffr*. Awarded One, Half Ton Wilson *£ discarding unsalable goods, the re­ ur had been trimmed by the •r.lmfming. The seroird prise winner bolus of the club and was driven- This firm waa among the pioneers in Sherman and Kennison of th** San­ T Co., for relery grown with W &. placing of in *i*1*■r n stocks and ren­ wax Cart Went in a lovely pink ami the idea of washing Sanford celery ford Boat Works and Cnpi. Brady; T f^rtiitreh'. hv It C Maxwell ovating the store so that the aj* hv Mrs John MvUch and with Imr white carriage, .pushed by Emily Geo De- !u. .*1 agent. Won by T 1 Hawkin'* pcurtotec of tlieir establishment is were (|)t. president of the club, Mrs. at home and putting it up in (nick- Cottimodnre Gabbetl, Ray To Martha Aimed* Bryaq. I'ugenhurt and Roy ; It ih the opinion of m.tii\ Iniiu W Djrkina, Mrs. W. W Aher- ages that would attract the trail*1 ( iilte* ( a p t who (ileusunt to t lie e> i’ w us given the third prize, a sago Mr** W. I„ Morgfln, Mrs Their success bus been phenomenal Tillis and the other local spurts Sntl- I | seen the celery on exhibit ton Mr Sharon K Jones, an expert (rutill The carriage was in yellow and their mad order business lias ford to st season call easily have one l i i i ’ nothing in Florida mold tourli In *w Turner, Mrs G**o 1-n.v. Jr grown st* i>111y during the season , „j tiic largest regalias on Lake ii (or quality and park and tin* ex­ hardware man fnim l miianap.dts, Hhlt v. hit**, with dully little ’ yellow ur t Mr* Henry \\ ight. lnd . has been in Sanford some six biddies, and Easter *-gg», for Miss until they have been forced lo double Monroe that lias evl*r been held in hibition here today, i* attracting weeks reorganizing .md putting on Martha t» just a tiny hiddh* herself, file second prize was awarded to their office force to keep up with the state wtib* attention Sanford celery this a modern basts the hustm-M of l biz 'n ,e Raster egg idea was also clever­ i 1- >iir driven by Miss May Thrash- the increased business Their idea The prizes hung up yesterday fur year i* said to be the finest that hux company. lu line with this pro­ ly developed in this entry. Riding • I fits car was trimmed in white of sending out orjly the best quality the different events were of great ever been grown and the grower* gressive movement the company has in a beautiful carriage covered with ,*o *1 yellow (lowers and was greatly right from their own farms and guar­ value, amounting to several hundred are learning that the good pack and secured the services of Mr. Jus. white roses Was Mary Elizabeth t*i hlinerd by the five lovely * girls, anteeing the quality and- pack’ has dollars and wifi lie awarded by Capt {mn| quality will bring results. Taylor of Philadelphia, Bn , as Mu.. Thrasher driving the cur and Tolar, sweet und dainty herself, to brought swift returns io continued Brady, at the jewelry store of Henry The washed celery shows up lo good manager and diredt head of their whom was awarded the fourth prize, v tli lier were Misses Frances Choporders and their trade Is being grad advantage und placed ji\ hnouy^’ I dlsijteHa.. , , l‘ II, Fannie Reba Mupson. Fern ually extended all bver the southern Mcl.aulin. a fine (totted plant. The honor and tied with red frKhrfir is liaNru/f *M/i hjaylor’i^ hardware experience ribbons fell to Ernestine Betts in a V ir*l arid Virginia Brady. states. beat. Some of exhibition from fha haa ibvCr) Jqgtunalve, having devoted charming blue nnd white covered An Invitation The third prize was awarded to The *r.Coulbqurne Company has fnrniH of the Win. Coulbourne Co. some fifteen y^urs to the study of carriage, nestling among the flowers The F'irst Methodist Church of •he G. F. Smith ear. The judges demonstrated that a good quality of wits very fine hut Mr. Coulbourne hardware merchandising in various of which were white doves: id Low"•■re puzzled about these two cars celery properly packed under a guar­ Sanford extends an invitation to and Mr. L. A. Bromley were among sections of the country, having a re nee Be a body, a diminutive figure and they were almost tied for the anteed brand will bring a good price all of those not connected with any the growers whir brought in their reputation as Business builder tilling of Uncle Sam wearing a hluo,cpat other church in tho city. You may second place. The Smith car was a ail the time and it has brought them celery on Tuesday and conoequaent- positions as manager with such tha^t was worn by his uncle Clarence beauty of course, for G. F. Smith is good prices all the season without (eel thnt "no man ertres for your ly it did not show up to advantage companies as Fairbanks Company, over twenty years ago, and to {iemny soul," but that is not really true. an enthusiast and believes in doing the usual fluctuations that are cur­ hut their pack nncj quality Was ex­ Bhiladelphia, Ba., Uniontown, Ba., Man Karnatx, a dear little farmer something for Sanford. His car was rent a t ' certain times of the shipping Como over to-this church and it will cellent. Tho display in this city Charlestown, W. Va., The Delnwuro man upon a pushmobile decorated a bower of beauty being trimmed in season. They are making extensive he demonstrated to you that we this year demonstrate*’ the fact that Electric Si Supply Co., Wilmington, with vegetables. Every carriage, white and purple wisterias and they arrangements for next season and really do care, and want to help you the Bnnford growers are getting to Del., Belting und Machinery Co., in your life. If you are a stranger flout and cart in tine is worthy of were natural onopgh to have lft*en will endeavor to double their acreage ho experts not only on celery grow­ Rochester, N. Y., Corbctt-Taylor special mention but among them was mistaken for real flowers. In this and more than double their mail in the city you will ba. met by ing but in packing it and Sanford Co., Trenton, N. J., Chas. M. Ghrlsfriends. A well, organized Brother­ car with Mr. Smith were Mra. Smith, order business. "Quality First” is an the unique conception of "Prepared­ hood class nnd Woman** class will celery instead of being a negligible key Sona, Philadelphia, Ba., T. B. ness," a pony cart decorated with Mrs. Mabry qnd son, Horton of excellent motto. wcleo’mo you, and the young people quantity i» ‘ now on a firm nnd Stockton A Bros., Morrtsville, Pa tho national colors, driven by Alfred Clearwater and Mra. Forrest Lake, have well .organized departments un­ stable foundation. It. Y. P. U. Tho Geo. H. Fernuld lIurdw;aro Robson in Scout uniform and carry­ The fourth prise went to the Prdder competent, leaders,. ' ' The B. Y. I*. U. was entertained Company (Established 1833) shows ing the rest of tho seven littlo gn-ssfte League, which was a sur­ last Sunday night- by the Orange Those wishing to attend services Zimmer Sisters Concert Party Next by its progressive movements that Robsons, the interesting family of prise to the occupants,* as the car Tuesday Night Blossoms and Gladioli. Tho pro­ where the salvation o( souls is the it has faith in the future of Sanford Dr. and Mrs. J . N. Robson. Tho had been trimmed that morning in gram was well rendered and enjoyed one aim join us next Sabbath. and Florida. The Chautauqua Association is little girls represented Red Cross haste and waa not really entered for by all. pleased to present on Tuesday nurses. I t was quite an original -Sunday's program— ' competition but the car being trimPresbyterian Church The program next Sunday will be Night, March 28th at Allen's The­ idea and created much fgydruble Sunday school 9:30 o'clock.'" mpd in the Spanish tnoM and en­ The Brotherhood is planning and in chuyto of tho leader and aaalsted , Preaching, j i atre the following entertainers: comment upon the street*. ’Among o'clock, subject, hanced by beautiful poinaetliaa was is now upon a campaign for en­ by the four group captains. the go-carts that attracted much "Taking S tock." Miss Nellie Zimmer, Harpist such u real Florida product that it larged membership. They are out Every one is welcomed to our Senior League, 6:30 o’clock. Miss Nellie Zimmer learned to after the largest attendance they attention was the "sun-bonnet withe to°k the judges’ eyes and the car Union. 6:15 Sunduy evening. attention was the "sun-honnet" with Preaching, 7:30 o’clock, subject, play the harp under th<? great Van 'unu* in winner. In this car with have ever had,'and if enthusiasm la It. R. "Keeping Brother." Veachten Rogers, who is not only any sign of coming events they will its lovely white roses and aweet ^ bl Coulbourne were Mfsa* Cbaplittle occupant, Lois Couch; an­ Good music, both vocal and in­ the leading harpist in the Unitod get them. R. J . Holly, Mrs. R. J . Holly - Mr. und Mr*. C. E. Howard and other beautiful conception, in while, States, hut haa had twenty-eight “ f>d Mrs. Qscar T. Conklin of Mi­ tho Misses Howard anil Mrs. Bur­ strumental. Rev. F. M. Baldwin, one of the ami. * and the pink carnation cart’ of Doro­ - F . E. Steinmeyer, years lycvum experience. den of Orlando were in tho.city yes­ Field Worker* of the Assembly’s thy Lawson. . Dorothy and her pink Pastor. terday taking in the Celery Festival. Mias Zimmer is pronounced by Sunday Ipe fifth prize was captured by School Committee will parasol waa a pretty feature of the many artists to be ono of the fore­ preach at the morning service. ” r*- W. J . Hill, The. .decorations Mr. Howard waa the proprietor of parade. Another little patriot wax Mr. and Mrs. Seth Woodruff, most lady harpists of her age on '*,crc °1d rose and white and the the Orlando Citizen up to a few The evening service begins at the tiny aon of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ ladiet wore cute little head gears of weeks ago but disposed of. hia in­ Mr*. Harry Hoffman and Mra. the American platform today, site 7:30, and the pistor will preach. x* I vey Renfro, whose cart was pushed •he same materials, making a very terest and la now only the editor McElroy of Orlando were in the city displays an exceptional degree of Vlalton in town are Invited to Pretty effect. In this car with Mr.a which gives him more lime-for re­ Tuesday viewing the automobile technique and Interpretation and these services, corner of Oak ave­ by hia dear old grandmother, Mrs. parade. Hill wero Mra. J , E. Pace, Mrs. flection. haa arounaed great wonder and en- nue and Third atreet. (Continued on Pag* 4) ’ * ' (*• vi * - ■« - * . iT Jr= # S r= • ’ 1J . . A BIG SUCCESS BOAT RACES BIG PRIZES PULLED OFF FOR CELERY ON SCHEDULE ARE GIVEN BABY PARADE OVERSHADOW EVERYTHING ~- 1 f ,:T ; ‘ *- r"r a -i = - -- ~ * Z~=£=ki a Ma r m 'T.ra • * ' M Mjg m M .j I ' jp « ■ :■ - ^)F ‘X S I ; 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, March 21, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 21, 1916. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 21, 1916; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/95c984ebacd5882adc49e70240469cb9.pdf 90acb81372cab29a3ddd90b95739b00d PDF Text Text Now is your time to buy Goods for,the Spring and Summer Will put in print, but a hint to the’wise is sufficient Our S most anything you want here. W e are T h e Three-In-One C; and Fourth Street. Our regular prices are more than ,10 pi and now we are going to offer you something that no store A visit to our store and a comparison of prices with others \ T his Sale means more than we ' 4 l, 4 , k is Complete and you can get 4 THE BIG SALE BEGINS FRIDAY, MARCH VS, READ EVERY WORD OF TH IS— Below we give you a list of Home of the b a i r n s Wfc' jvill be atflfc to ofTer you in Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, and .a General Line of Merchandise, Two Cash Registers, One Burrow Adding Machine, One U n d e r w o o d T y p e w r i t e r , Four Show Cases and lots of other things FOR M E N , B O Y ’S , W O M E N AND. C H IL D R E N Patent Leather, V ici and G* Gun Met^l, $ 1 .7 5 values *P Patent Leather, Vici and , Baby Doll, $ 1 .5 0 values Tennis O xfords, w h i t e and B l a c k ..................... » Palm Beach Shoes for Men .......................... Sm aller Shoes at Smaller Dr. Davis' improved cush­ ion sole, $4.00 value for Seal Brand cushion sole Vici, $3.50 value for . . Seal Brand Patent Leather Shoes, $3.50 values for . Corrall Adams P a t e n t Leather, $3.50 values for Plain Toe comfort Vici Kid, $3.50 values for . . Tan, Patent Leather and Gun Metal, $3.50 values Low Cut Shoes at same Reduction, price . All $2.25 values in Shoesr pair . . . BARGAINS-BARGAINS All Shoes not mentioned same Reduction Note the special bargains on the table. ~ Job lots and back numbers at your own price. Patent Leather, cloth top, Dress Shoes, $3.00 values Patent Leather, cloth top, plain toe, French Heel . Vici, low heel, a com fort, $2.00 values for . . . Old Ladies' Comforts, best $2.00 values for . . - . Special Bargain, Vici, lace D last, $3.0 0 values for Pat Baby Doll, others sell for $2.50 we sell for . . Tan Oxfords, button and lace, regular $2.50 value Four New Styles Spring Shoes, white, $1.49, $ 1.5 9 v Now is the Time to Buy Men’s and Hoy’s Clothing just one third off. Men’s odd pants, blue serge and stripes, $2.50 values for $1.70. $1.75 values for $1.10. Hoy’s Hants from 25c to $2.10. Men’s Hats a $3.00 value for $1.79, a $J.5() value 08c, plenty of cheaper hats, some as low as 39c. Fleece lined Underwear, regular 50c value for 39c. Heavy jind light ribbed underwear, regular ul)c values for 43c. The Old Reliable Hlue Work Shirt, regular 50c value will go for 3 k Elastic seam Drawers 39c. Halbrigan underwear for 50c a su it/ long or short sleeves,, Don’t fail to see the.Spring Hals for Men Women, (iirF s and Hoy’s, and o t h e r s . ............................................... The Hallmark white and stripe $1.00 value f o r ....................................... The Astoria white and stripe $1.00 value for . .( . , Pullman, Roland, Fulton . and the Main Brand . . . * V. The Winchester Dress Shirt never sells for less than $1.00, our price . •. Napolian Dress Shirts, brand new stock, sale p r i c e ................................... American Beauty $1.00 value, during the sale . . . . * 7 Parisian Lady, $1.00 value, during the sale only Silk Waist white and stripes $2.50 values, now . . Silk W aist,' white, something very retty, closing price . . - . fice Bleached Underwear, good value for 25c, sale price R VOMEN and CHILDREN’S SW EA TER S— Rather than carry these goods over to next season, we wil We also have a line of Work Shirts for 23c. Leather Palm GloVes 23c. 300 pr. children’s 25c Stocki ITS AND HLANKETS— We have a big line of these goods, and they must be sold regardless of pi ust half what the regular price was. Ladie’s Vests, 35c value, 19c. Call for them. 10—1 Blenched and Unbleached Sheeting, regular doc value . . . . . 29c Cannon Cloth, a pood substitute for Indian Head Linen, sale price - 11c Bleached and Unbleached Muslins, ranging in price to suit everybody, 4c per yd to 1 2 ^ . Now is a good time to lay in a supply of Towels,'Wc want tocloso out this LeparimentinJ.Odoys‘ tne remainder ol lhe„5, 10, 15, 20, and 25c Store. This is anothi closed out during this sale. Cooking utensils, pans, pou and so and thousands of other useful articleavto numerous to mention! I dow -dfopfay of Trimmed Hats for Ladie's and Children F R E E —DON'T FAIL TO ASK FOR A TICKET— W ith every purchase amounting to 25c or more we fcivc a ticket which entitlejTyou to a i the Free Window, where tlierc is over COOficces of valunble gobds given away absolutely Free. Please mark what you want on the circular a the Store, it will save delay in waiting on you. * - THREE-IN-ONE CASH CUT PRICE STORE L. L. TAYLOR, Proprietor Sanford Avenue and Fourth S tre e t Four Doors in The New Leffier Block 7 . H j MINTQN M a ™ g J �■1:1 -V-Tr, , ■ • __ - I. ■r .l J t n im PUBLISHED . SEMI-WEEKLV •* •W //V SANFORD— Uh /• Wort/, Living VOLUME VII SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY MARCH 17, 1916 U. S. TROOPS A STAN DA III) AIt MY PI " lo Authorise President to He. emit Men BIG DISPLAY AUTO PARADE OF CELERY A FEAURE OF DURING FAIR CELEBRATION NO. (0 C O M M ITTEES NAMED NEW NAME Those Who Will Assist In Making Tho Festival a Success Washington. D. C.. March IC .-A At n meeting of the Seminole joint resolution authorixing the Pres­ County Fair directors in the office ident to bring tho Army up to full of A. P. Connelly on Wednesday of strong h by adding 19,447 men* to this week It was decided to elect existing organizations was passed in new officers to take charge of the Dig house late Wednesday without Spring Festival and the following objection or debate and with Imt - ■— i young and active men wore elected; FOUR THOUSAND MEN one dissen^Jrig vote. * R. J . Holly, president, Schclle ROOM IN STONE GORE T W E N T Y -FIV E DOLLARS Representative Hay, cbnirmitn of Mnines, secretary and W. W\ Aber­ LADIES NAME T H E NEW TOOK UP CHASE the military committee asked for BLOCK WILL BE TH E nathy, treasurer. These gentlemen IN GOLD TO THE ORGANIZATION AND A FTER BANDIT immediate consideration of the reso, will have entire charge of the big QUARTERS FOR B EST DECORA­ lution, saying the step was neces­ WERB! WINNERS affair next week and want tho co­ YESTERDAY sary on account of the demands on operation of the dtixens of Sanford EXHIBITS TED CAR O F PRIZES In making it one of the best. the border for additional protection . * ' ‘ ‘ # * San Antonio, Texas, Mar. 16.— during the march of the punitive Tho following committee have The celery growers are requested ’Like a snowball rolling down hill As was advertised and predicted United States troopa went into Mex­ expedition in Mexico. There wus no been named to assist and os the timo ico today In pursuit of Francisco oposition and the resolution was to bring in ono or two crates of cel­ gathering more momentum and njore is short it is hoped that all of them in the columns of The Herald the On the ery to the display headquarters in snow every few feet is tho Spring will step to tho work and not beg Board of Directors .o f the Young Villa, whose raid on CoLumhua, passed in five minutes. tho Slone Gove block oh First Festival and Celery Fair to be given N. M., a week ago caused President viva voce vote no hay was heard. off on account of business. All of Peoples Association sat at a Con­ street two doors flptith of the Aber­ here next week. Started with little Wilson to determine, to run him Majority Leader Maori delivered a us have our business to attend to test Committee Wednesday after­ nathy store aniyWiiae snmo on dis­ enthusiasm and not much encour­ The especial down. Mofe than 4,000 soldiers, rising vote, which resulted 2Jl> to t, but the idea of bringing thousand* noon of this week. headed by. Brigadier General JoVp Representative London, Socialist, of play. We wunt^Kir,visitors to see agement it has gained speed every, of strangers to the c i t y ,is certainly purpose of tho meet!ng* of th is; cqn^- !some real Sunfetdj lelery and tho day and every mail now brings the J. Pershing, who is in command New York voting in the negative. the business of tho busiest business test committee was to determine th© only way for them to eeo tho real intelligence that people will be hero winners in tho contest and to select «[ the punitive expedition, crossed Representative Hay told the house men of Sanford. article fixed up in nice package a for from every section of Florida. The near here, while a smaller force un­ that he recommended this plan Committee on Celery Display, a name from the hundred or more the market is to get same on dis­ auto parade on Tuesday .will be the der Colony! George D. Dodd, en­ rather than a cull for the militia or C. M. Merry, L. A. Brumley and selections that were available to th© play during the celebration. opening feature and |U5 in gold has committee. For the past two weeks volunteers Roy Symcs. tered Mexico some distance from They can go out in the celery been put up by the committee in Judges of Celery Display on S a t ­ —ever -since tho three valuable Columbus. The President wanted to. allay fields and see it growing hut they charge for the handsomest decorated urday, J. N. Whitnar, G, W. Raton prizes were offered for the name of General Porsliing and hla. cm* any suspicion , he said, that the can see it to better advantage and car in dhe parade. this club great interest has been und George Hoy. mnnd entered the international boup% United States wanted to accomplish also see it after it is washed and . Every lady in Sanford and half of Comm ittre on Fish Fry, A. B. taken in this contest. Never beforo dary line about noon, according to a n y t h i n g the Mexican expedition placed in proper shape. life gentlemen should be in this par­ Cameron , Joe Cameron, J, W. O. have the ladies of Sanford taken advices received by General Funa­ Uxcept pursuit of Villa The resolu­ The people who come here want ade—certainly all the good looking Singletary, F A. Stone, A, V.' such an interest in a matter that is futi. tion will he called up in the senate to see Celery. The) have nil heard men ought to be there with their vitul to the very future of our fair French, James lioolchan. ii(iw far into Mexico the Colonel today about celery anti they expert to see cars and get the ladies to ride wdth Sanford. So great was the demon* C om mittec on Entertainment, Forhad penetrated was not known nor Rcpul ■!»• in* ami D ■riMirr.ll -1 t* erh it at M.*i 1m'M I ti order ti hIiiiw thum them. n( ration of interest, th l it became rest l.aki ■i J D Davison. K P Fo rndid General Funston seem to know vd in p rf, ■t Hartnell > fur ad ipticn them ir I T v therg will >«• a ib'pluy Don't go to a gri'At npenac of ter, If R Ste vims, A K Powe rs. necessary for Mr. Maine*,* the sec­ ( id Dodd’s column is moving in a of the r«" 'liilmu tb *|.lle tie f.u t ■if >i tie- Ut t hr . k)'lidi|ii irtrrs build- time am! t ruu bit* witli your car*. retary to provide u small site clothes southerly direction and the two col­ th.it tb ■ir 1, ,nier* ii i 1hr inlilt .IT) mu lumr \v rrrt* .it’ll tin attractions We have the rxprrt decorators here A. P. Connelly B. W. Herndon. basket to keep the suggestions of umns should be within touch of each committ i'»* <ll*agri i'ii IS 1ll the ex at t an* 1in'll Ire! and here on Saturday and thrr • i* plenty of material for Commit tee on Auto Parade. Mrw. the various aspirants to success \ \ P ( ’nrter, Mr* Deane Turn IT , othir In fore the end of the week, menun.g ,,i n the prize* fur the best celery will lie those who ,ir>- willing to make their in the contest, until the committee lit that time it is expected an in­ given away The farmers who bring own decorations. It is worth more Mrs W. W. Al lernathy, Mrs. R. A. could sit and determine the wonfantry support will hold the lines of in the celery will bo repaid for their than any money, time nr expense for Terheun. Mrs John Meisch, C. M nor* Auto Parade Tuesdaj communication, along which motor trout.b if the celi-r;. i» prime for the public spirited people of Sanford Hand an d \V \ Tillia, Marshal* of Space will not permit a reproduc­ 1 III. 1 ',' n l .,r.ill, nfi 1 * 1 1 1 **.).,, r mi In, * fur the transportation of am 'tie fertilizer linn* will give away n to show the world that we have the the Day tion o f-Aho names that were sug­ p ru ln i-, * I,, |.. i|,, k*r. . i l , * l tiling in Boat Bares and Regatta, J. T. munition and supplies will lie oper ton III fertilizer allll tile agricultural automobiles and the spirit lo dec­ gested, and lor that reason we state Brady, h ! t he Iest i vul week T h e m i n e r * ,>f man. H 1, Beernnn, Siler sled lealers u iII help out with something orate them Wo can make this only the names that woo prizes, C. R V. alker. J E Vincent. Although the censorship imposed j lir* arranging unh 'hr <, i*l off , ^ rtt]| [u[mers This Spring Festival one of the events of together with tho names of the it C o rn m ttee on Athletics ami Fi dd by General Funston was relaxed t o - (* "• I •’ Rohbm* in decor ; w,u ■!„. ;l |,,K county fair but it the slate each year if wv will just young ladies who were declared the at i night efforts still were made to keep n,,‘ f 'r' (tud mam “ ho lute l ,nil do fundi toward stimulating in get together on the subject of a line Sports, George Hyman, H F Ezell, ,. , . « , H i t C u r a I 1 ----- » • - . i . l i . . 1 ---------I I . t i . , . i r . J K Wildman. J C Hutchinson, winners, and the names of the en­ s> ri t the details of the plan of |III! Cur* IXJ.,,1 III fn-lp iji.nr.ilr their i>r**f in u fair ni'Xt yiuir and tin* a ll lo parade The great Fiuw'er terprising firms who were so gener­ Harry Phillips, Ed Lane campaign, the exact number of men n e i g h b o r * , ur ,ir.il rid' m tin parade di'jday uf vegetal)lea and fruits'and Festival of the western stutes was ous in their offer of prizes. First Every citizen in 'Sanford your R e m e m b e r these f a i l s in culture the display of the Wakefield Pre­ started in this manner. engaged and their catual locations Get busy Host. prize was won by the suggestion of serving Co, of Geneva will take and *ho*' this visitors what Sanford Pershing’s report of his entrance tion with the parade •A the name adopted by the commit­ into Mexico served to dispel to a has in tho way of cars, flowers and The parade will line up on Tenth the room very attractive. tee. that of SA NFORD P R O G R E S ­ Progress in .Southeast Tin' Woman's Club of Sanford pretry girls. greut extent fears that had been en­ strict at Ten n eiui k or A* in-ar that SIVE LEAGUE, this name being Columbus, Ga., March 15 The tertained in some quarters that re­ time as possible between Park ave­ will also „»ervr light refreshments The auto parade starts at 10:30 suggested by Mrs. Schelle Maincs, Industrial index says in* its issue for and i'-omn'iule and ire cream in the sistance would bo offered by troops nue and Sanford avenue \* .soon u* and the people of Sanford who are first prize being a handsome por­ of the do fncto Government. the curs are lined up and placed in display rootq. ami have a place doing things will be seen in the par­ this week: trait, size 8x10 offered by Phillips' "Aluhainn has broken all Febru­ Colonel Bertani, the commanding order the Fire Department led by where Gfe ladles ran rest and enjoy ade with their cars. Are you one of Studio. The seebr^d prize was won ary records for the production of themselves This room will prove a them? Hand and M officer of the Carranza garrison at Shell ll by Miss Annie Lee Caldwell, who pig iron. Construction details have very popular resort during th* week. suggested the name of the Greater i’alontas, on tjie south side of the ami escort* mi unted » been completed for the establishment SOME ATTRACTIONS Sanford Association This prize, dividing line, promptly joined Gen­ prorrssi in nvi r lllf full. at ^avannah, <ia . of a sugar r e f i n ­ ( it» ITIertlun Open* lot) engraved card* offered by the eral Pershing. This force was only m a i l ( What pri'tm.sed to be a tame Th. Spring Fe*ti»al and Celery ery with u daily capacity of 5.000 Herald Printing Co. Third prize soldi 100 men, but they were re­ Park 4 V•ll U»' ,orlh to 1 i - * ' *| r.-i I . barret* Iry n rompunj With capital fair Will Amuse the Crowd W f l iq u 'M>». E. F. Larie. who tfugported i(i have displayed willingness First at lent IruUi Fait. tu zkaulurd. ■jiiiimign for tin- position of uhjerstock cij t3.iuQ.0OO. A company is Aside from the local happening* gcmted the name of Sanford Young nrr! PVPfi eagerness to join in the Sanford south tit Fit til ltret‘ 1. I ill ll mett of Sanford now unfolds into lively campaign. A. D. Parrish l;ud at the Spring Fair and Festival next being incorporated in Savannah to People’s Civic League. This prise, chase. As a body of Mexican troops street v esl to Magnoln i, .Magnolia no more than shied his hat into the week the M ajestic Show*s who ha\s build an extensive system of bonded n cjzte of fine celeVy offered by the will remain .under their own conn- north to i’ark avenue. line up on An­ ring in Tuesday’s papej than O- P. been engagtul to furnish the amuse­ warehouses, and compresses. firm of Win-Coulbourn Co., Inc. mander, but- a number of them ar First at rent at Games other cotton mill pt Columbus, Cut., Herndon decided that it looked ments will keep the crowds well en­ The Sanford Progrpsfivo League being employed ns scouts by Gen­ prizes will be ll warded will build an addition, the cost to bu good to him .and he announces in tertained. has been active for some time, under . era! Pershing. These prize* ■re bfllllt today’s (issue Mr. Parrislt is rbief Among the new and novel enter­ approximately t'Jyh.OOO. Plans are the names of the Parish House Club General Perajiing has gone into from thi* rash Tire of for t he A r . L. und tainments will be "The Day's of being prtpnred for u } 1,000,000 and of the Sanford 'Y. M. C. A., teller dlspa Mexico with orders to overtake and accessor es sin 1 as se r> h l i g h t * Well know*!! in the city. Mr Hern ’49” which is something never pull­ estate at Palm Beach, Flu. Rea! wipe nut Villa and his organization vnjmr jdug* and man) lit h e r n r don needs no introd uct ion to the ed off here or any where in the state estate transactions in a few day* in and has arranged to have quite an arrangement of gymnastic para­ It * ll |>4? > u In riimi' t i le** orders to the contrary are re- •essorif* e haci hi: been raise d here and before The Mable Mack’s .Mules Miami, Flu, amounted to nearly phernalia located at their head­ - It 2 go,Ilf 1"-"id 4 T H 1 in.i f int• i the jftar.nl' ceiied front those higher in author is no w pro][»rirtor of the■ Star T bo­ is a novel feature and is nothing 91,(TOO,000, tunny lota hiving been quarters in the Parish House In the tty than General Funston, the rain- one. Both uf them are young und mon* than a bunch at rr of cornfiel , purcha?«d “* for f,n« * ,nlPr Refrtbmiier tin dal**, hi xt Tuesday energetic and that they will go some ptugn that was begun today will homes An 8-story office building is very- near future. mule* that have been trained to do The physical committee’ o f this continue until Villa is raptured or imiruuig at Ten D t*ltj4*K is conceded by all. Thore is a rumor thing* that ure almost human. They to be erected a t ' Miitlnf. League, which is composed of Mr. ki nd. This, it was said at Gcn"Contracts are being awarded In W. E. Coulbourn, Mr. H. C. Phil­ that more candidates will offer be­ beat any trained horses that have T o morrow er;.l Puns ton's headquarters tonight Herald Campaign F.nils Chattanooga, Tenn., -for the estab­ lips and Mr. H. C. Hutchinson have fore the gong rings for timo. ever been in the ring. is th»- idea General Pershing carried lishment of a steel plant for a com­ been untiring in their efforts to pro­ The Sanford Herald will give The Jackson Minstrels or Old with I in, arrows t io i’ no. No limits away a Ford Roadster and »i* other Munic Department Reception Plantation Shows are away above pany with Capital 'stock of FL­ duce u satisfactory gymnasium, anti hi -e been placed on lilt* field opera- prises to the winning candidates in Tuesday afternoon at the Wom­ thdjfeverage and will not fail to please OOD,000. Contracts are being award­ from all reports they have met and cUo is. After tho campaign is wcell its prize campaign shortly after an’s Club the Music Department the JlVopie. Only the best in the ed-in Chattanooga also for the erec­ ure to meet with untold success, and under w.-.y, it was pointed out cir seven o'clock tomorrow night. The will give its reception and program business and nothing said or done tion of a 12-story office building to the people of fjartford are to have cit.nstancea may cause restriction*, final vote will bo secret as the to the General Club. These annual to offend (ho most fastidious. The cost 9400,000 or more. the benefit of one of the very finest b u just now. the troops are prepared I)Allot box has been sealed and locked department receptions are the so ­ Rudlnst Pnlacc of Amusements will "Pinellas county, Florida, has sold gymnasiums'and reading rooms in *o go anywhere to carry out the and the key tilrned over to one of cial features of the club life that entertain you for some timo and 9716,000 of road bonds and will pro­ this portion uf the state. President's orders* the judges. The ballot box will not brings together its mombers on the keep you guessing all tho time. ceed immediately with tho con­ Let the people of Sanford realize be. opened until the judges plane of sociability and friendly in­ The Smith Side Shown and Mu­ struction of 73 miles of brick paved that all tho Sanford Progressive start the final count at seven tercourse. it is important that ev­ seum furnishes all the freska that highway s for which a contract has League asks of them is patronage The First Methodist Church 'I he can­ ery member of the club should at­ have not been corralcd b y . .any been awarded. Tho Sunday school opens at 9:30 o'clock Saturday night. and the financial support that is "T h ere is more activity in railway o clock. The-Brotherhood class is didates lhay deposit their last sub­ tend these general days and thereby other aggregation and will amuse and needed will be forthcoming without construction work and more railway especially active. A largo attend­ scriptions nne money direct into the show an interest in the wlefare and instruct you. any drawback whatsoever. . extensions are being, planned in tho ballot box. In this way no one hut work of tho department entertain­ Squash, tho African pigmy is ance 1^ expected next Sunday. The Matrons’ class is having a each candidate will know what they ing, . The occasion on Tuesday something that will more than en­ southeast than in a long time beforo. Fla.; school building, Albany, Ga., deposit in the box to be counted by. promises : to ba a delightful affair tertain you and he is even better There is a large and constantly in­ and addition, Columbus, Ga.; roads, record breaking attendance. creasing volume of construction with its* splendid program at which than the freakiest of the freaks. The entire school is working for the judges. Houston county, Ala., and Lowndea Cisco, the Ape Alan goca a tong work and week after week more and Winston counties, Miss,; streat. Subscribers who have promised tifno Mrs. Lucille Aapinwalt Tokach 400 in attendance by Easter. If you •re not connected with a school visit candidates their subscription?, shotfla wifi sing, A group of songs written way to prove the Darwin theory manufacturing plants are being es­ improvsment, Falrhope, Ala.; ware­ tablished. make good their promises b y . b £ • H*pular composer, Carrie Ja - and he Is a study all to himself. *Uh ua Sunday. house, Shorties!, Ala.; waUrwo^fc* “ These are some of tho thlnge extension, Boyls, Miss. cqjW -Boqrf and ber charming com­ , Tiney Small, the Midget Is smaller Preaching at l l o’clock by the their subscription to the esndidst* . favorites everywhere. than tie name suggests. that mark the rising tide of pros­ pastor, subject, "Jesu s Planning for or cslling st tho Hersld office.and positions "Construction contracts have been awarded as follows: * Revival." The evening sermon, paying for same. Ono more lub- Attention’ I* called t o .th e article in Mitchell’s Ten Thousand. Dollar perity In the southeast. subject, "Who is Responsible?" scription may be tho one your fa- auo_tlft»-*tolumn of The Herald on Merry Go Round will entertain the . "Among the (team of construction ’.‘Apartment house, Macon, Ga.; work to be done, s a . reported this bridges, Arcadia, F ia„ Palm Beach ' All welcome In the Method­ votire candidate needs to win the Carrie Jaeobf-IHfhd1that frill be of children and the grown folks. -prise he or she has been working for. special InterutCtO- those who love ist services. The Palace of Mystery will prove Weak,' are: county, Fla.; church building, Ajlel, "Apartment houses, Atlanta, Ga., Ga.; compress building, Augusta, Candidates who have been prom- music and her 'music. There is a very mysterious rffid yqt it will be ired subscriptions should call on grace and beauty, a tender melody entertaining and keep you guessing. two, St. Petersburg, two, Miami and Ga.; cold storage plant, Ciarksdalo, Committee Meeting In her songs that is very appealing There are many othors among Jjic West Palm Beach, Fla.; bridges, Miss.; garage buildings, Bethuns, A meeting of ties committee on those promises before ft is too late. Every member of the club is urged list, some of them of tho very latest Beaufort county, South Carolina, S. C„ and Huntsville, Ala,; fire sta­ funds and refreshments for the cele­ There will be no next week. Now to be present upon this occasion. types and put oh hers for the first and Wilkinson, county, Ga., church tions, Bay M in ers, Ala.; factory bration next week is called for Sat­ is the time to cash every promise. I » Remember It is better to have too time, os the Majestic Shows are buildings, Brookhaven, Miss., Coch­ building, Durham, N, * C .; court­ urday afternoon at four o'clock at Wednesday afternoon meeting of anroute north for the summer and ran and F t. Valley, Ga., and Me* house, Lafayette, G a.; paving, 8L many votes than to lose the prise the Woman’s Club. Every -member the Literature Department. will equip and outfit .here with Coll and Rock Hill, S. C .j club­ Petersburg and West Palm Beach, of’ tho committee M U S T be present. you are working for by not having Magazine Day— house, F t. Lauderdale, Fla.; court­ Fla., and Vicksburg, Miss.; school new shows. enough. Urgent. Magazines Worth While— Miss houses, Pearl river county, Missis­ buildings, Clarksdale, M in., and Candidates, their .friends, and the Committee are Mrs, Deane Tur­ Guild. After the big talkfcst of the can­ sippi, and Wheeler county, Ga.i Labe Helen and Seabreeze, M in .; general public are Invited to witness ner. Mrs. W. P ; Carter, Mra. C. H. The Menace of the Popular Mag­ didates neat week the campaign will city halj, Douglas, Ga.; drainage, roads, Lowndea county, M in., Palm r t Dingee, Mrs. PilkLngton, Mrs. Alfred tho final count of votes and azine— Mrs. E. W. D. Dunn. resolve Itself into a quiet hunt in Clearwater, Fla.; factory buildings, Beach county, F la., and WHcoz ing of the seven pritss, which will m j « and Mra. Moughton. Roll Call—Favorite Magazines t h * country districts. Still hunting Brunswick abd Columbus, Ga.; fra­ county, Ala.; theatar building, Co­ bo made at The Herald office to­ Mra. W, W. Abernathy, and Why? * la very popular in county politics. ternal building, West Palm Beach, lumbus, Ga. . - », Chairman- . morrow night at seven o’clock. •* M i* * *" f - %, ~ ,f . Vifa-Jkrl ASSOCIATION U iM h j ’ ! i r i • �C O U N T Y H A P P E N IN G S A BUNCH O f INTERESTING^ ITEMS FROM CORRESPON DENTS—EYENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY— EFFICIENT REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD GRAPEVILLE AND UPSALA Rov. G. V. Albertson of DsLsnd me last Saturday to begin s series meetings here and. he preached tna fine sermons to a good crowd Sunday. Ho haa been enterIned this week, at Mrs. Berteison'a, |preached from will give you some idea of the messages: On Sunday, "Though I walk through the valley of the shadow," in the afternoon, And at night "T h e more abundant life." Rev. Morey preached very seriously to us Monday oight on may aee." "Behold the. Lamb of God that taketh away the*sin of the world," and "Believe on the Lord Jesua Christ and thou (halt be saved"* were used again by Bro. Albertson. We invite all to come. The people from other churches also may join with us and have a share in our blessings and privileges. Help out a good cause. Come out on the Lord’s side and not on th aide of the world and the devil. "All that are not for Him are against Him." Interest is alsq showing. We are very fortunate in having the help of these ministers. Rev. Eric- Joe NeRos visited Mrs. Emms Wynn at Monroe Sunday. . Mrs. Norman DeFo'rcqt and little daughter and nurse are visiting at Mrs. H. L. D e F o r m ’s. Mr. Fstrick McGarry has recent­ ly come south for his health and will try chicken raising on Mr. Joo Daniels' place. Mrs. Tyner returned Monday from Winderftiere after a pleaaant vialt to her daughter and aiater. We underatand two of our Upsala people took home prizes for ezhlbits at the Orlando Fair, Mr. Vihlin as usual winning on his plgeona and »W ]"I much in tho songs and prayers Mr. Stauffer won first on a now “ " 4 giving us hearty cooperation plant horc, grown for chicken's, un‘i Rev. Morey, our faithful preachcalled giant spurrow ltdv. Lawson of Minnesota has been out visiting at Rev. Erifcsph’s and other friends. . The people here acquainted, with MONROE ITE M S tho family will he sorry to hear of Mr. R. T. Wynne, Jr., and fam­ the death of Mr. Thomas Evans, which occurred nt his home in Ala­ ily of Sunburst, N. C., arrived last bama about a week ago. A few Friday. They arc visiting his father, years ago he came down here fdf hid Mr. U. T. Wynne. Mr. E. Stafford nnd family moved health and bought out 'th e Dr. Moore grove. Tho family have our into their Aew •fuune on the bridge last week, sympathy. M^ John Bell motored over to A little daughter came to^gladden Daytona on Sunday, accompanied the home of Mr. nnd Ntrs. Elmer by Mr. A. S. Hawkins. Mr. J. “'A; Lundquiat* Mnrrh 3rd. * The little Johnson, Mr. Hen I.ocke and * Mr one will her nmntd (Jlrdu Marie. (). A Osteen There has been a gi od work going Miss Bessie Winemun of Orlando on at the revival meetings held spent the week with Miss ’ 'Mary nightly at the church. A very at­ Aulln. tentive audience has listened to the Mrs. W. E Hawkins spent sev­ splendid messages given out by Rev. eral days Inst week with her mother, Albertson nnd we believe we have Mrs. II. T. Wynne. el aimed the prnmite that where Miss Dorn Stafford is visiting her "two or three are guthered together in my name tin re um I , " the Holy sister. Mrs ('one in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Allely and Spirit in our midst, rulling upon all little daughter. Inez, are spending to i ome to Jeses, For those who several weekk with Mrs. Allely's h tve been unfortunately kept away, parents, Mr und Mrs. Jim Oglesby. the fol owing sul lerts as tests Invites you to vfcit it when you come to .Jacksonville. E v e r y facility accorded visitors. If y o u n e e d FurnituK*. Carpets, etc. etc. w r i t e us for S P E C IA L P R I C E S a n d CATA­ LO G U ES—we can always save you money : : : Rev W. J. Bnrtletf of Enterprise will fill his usual appointment at Moore’s Station church Sundny, the 19th. Mr. umf Mrs. (% C. Morris were in Enterprise this week at-tending the quarterly conference that was postponed from two weeks ago. A daughter was born to Mr nnd (Mrs C. H. Chandler of Bcardalt avenue on Friday, the 10th Mr and Mrs W T t Hryden had ns (heir guests Sunday on uii auto trip to DeLeon Springs II S. ismon and Mrvsrs Mrme K jittumv and Anna Walter. Mips Mildred Chorpcning and Byran Squires were guests Sundny of Floy und Birren Collie at Mecca Hammock. Horags Chorpening left Wednes­ day for Chorpening. Ohio, ox peeling to be "gone several months K. J Atkinson und ■ h i are new arrivals from Omaha, Neb. • Mr Atkinson is looking after J. R. Hay­ den’s “interest nnd is well qualified, us he lias been ussociulied with Mr. Hayden in business for twenty-six years. Mr. Hayden is the man who recently purchased 85 acres of Ignd from Joe Cameron. Miss Ethel Hickson of Celery ave­ nue is spending a portion of the weak ut the tiome of her uncle, James Cowan on tho Heights. Its Mr. and Mrs. Dave. Hickson ex­ pect to move into 1. D. Hnrt’s new cottage on Genova avenue. door concert Saturday (tight. I Mrs. A. C. Tedford and son re' turned to Huntingdon, Penn., Wed­ nesday. fcfo. Tedford wal' accom­ panied by her aiater, Miss Elsie Mar■halTwho win anler the Huntingdon High School. ’ Mias Marshall leaves with the good ’wishes of her many friends And playmates. * Mrs. D. E. Miner of Apopka ia the proud mother of a nine pound baby girl who arrived Saturday. Mrs. Miner la visiting hat mother, Mrs. Joseph LJinhart of Lake Charm. The proposition to consolidate the Gabrielis district with the Oviedo school district (a being favorably discussed by the patrons and citi­ zens of both districts. Meetings are planned for next week, both at Ga­ brielis and Oviedo, in order to place the advantages of consolidation be­ fore the voters. J . D. Jones planted ten acres of long staple cotton in the Black H am ­ mock district for W. A. Beasley. While it Jiaa been many years since cotton half, Sean planted in tills sec­ tion of the klate there ia no doubt as to the successful outcome of the experimont. Mr. Beasley was reared in tho famous dolat of the Missis­ sippi and declares that conditions here for raising Sea Island cotton are far superior to those In the cot­ ton bqlt. O. P. Swope has put a small acre­ age of pine land in Natal grass. .S u p t. D. L. Thrasher paid an of­ ficial call to the Oviedo - public school last Friday. In an address to tho High School students Supt. Forrest Lake for Coheres* "Friends of Forrest Lake in Jack* BonviUe believe that he will make the race for congress from the Fourth .District.” -Ih a . item. .is.. one. of in­ terest to all sections of the Fourth District, and of especial interest to Miami, where Forrest Lake formerly lived, and where h e ' has many friends who will give him good aid, in case he becomes a candidate for representative. Always allied with the interests of the every-day people, proven their friend again, and again, Forrest Lake would be supported by the masses and looked to as a fit representative of Florida at a time when strong men are needed in Washington. Had Forrest Lake been in Wash­ ington during the present session of congress he wduld not have been found voting against that child labor hill. That bill was too diztasteful to the Money Barons to be ^ one ^hat n man like Forrest Lake could be unfriendly to. If he had been in Washington during the present session of con­ gress, it is very certain that his star play would have been something of greater importance than the securing of some ornamental cannon for a city in his district. Forrest Lake has a penchant for | doing things, and things that can I never be tagged as special service for tho Big Interests. If he were nt Washington now, he would be use­ ful. I n .fact, he is a man of the cal­ ibre that Florida needs in her Wash­ ington delegotion. To many people of the Fourth District Forrest Lake will need no introduction; to muny others who are unfamiliar with his other fine qualities ho will stand out as die man who furnished the substitute j ' j resolutions for those notorious ones ■€ — passed by the state commiftoo In January. In this one matter he 5 showed the people of his district 3 how he stands, and, if he consents 3 ra re will find a 3 ollowing among the people 3 eve III a square deal The ^ li* hopes to see his formal Metropolis. X THE ALL PURPOSE' CHARCOAL STOVE 11 bo11 weeIa wash, heat . 0 irons and cook a meal with a very of charcoal; in winter it can be used for heating purposes. No f stovet are very ornamental and are guaranteed to give absoluto Ion. Price 11.60. For Sale at all Progreesive Dealers. T H E FLORIDA METAL PRODUCTS CO. KCUREN AVENUE i Sash - Doors - Blinds - Mouldings - Flooring Ceiling - Siding - Framing. Mill Work of Every Description PHONE No. 105 MISS A COPY A W lR p i) H O M E IS W IT H IN T IIE R E A C H O F ALL •*NojnVtter how small and inexpensive your home you can give yourae^f nil the conveniences of the most costly residences at surprisingly small cost You can wire a single room if vou wish—your living room for thd convenience of electric Light; your kitchen for the use of labor saving hou ehold hel(w or nny room you may designate. The charge depends absolutely upon how much you wish uoncw There are thousands of low-priced three and four room cottages in this country wired for electricity electric light costs but one-tenth what it did -5 yearn ago Need you deny yourself this grentest of all comfortt? ASK US FOR PRICE ON YOUR REQU IREM EN TS in t e r F e r t z . Co. J A lm an ac a c k s o n v il l e l a == — — S s; 3 F; if it's our bread, you'll need it. For it l* surprising how pt-cjde who ordinurly do not care for bread invariably find them selves liking it after tasting the product of our ovens. Why- not try it and know for yourrelf. Once you try, you’ll always buy, is our prediction baked on experience tfith many others. SPEN C ER ’S BA KERY 111 Park Ave. Free Delivery « »• • » « « « « « « « » » « ! ! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ CHIROPRACTIC OSTEOPATHV CORRECTIVE EXERCISE DIETETIC EXPERT Wm. II. CROSBY Longwood Hotel • • >pen Under New Management fa te s $2.00 Per Day and Up \ Special Ratds by the Week * The Right Man for Congress Forrest Lake of Sanford hns d-finltcly announced himself u candi­ date for congress from the Fourth District. lie is n Democrat in the very highest sense of the term, as was proven at the recent meeting of the stato executive committee, when ho led the fight for the repenl of the undemocratic resolutions governing the primary. By his efforts, the present rules, which nre tho san e that the party has held its pri­ maries undtr fur the past ten years, were adopted, making the prlmnry to he held in June a real Demo­ cratic affair, in which all Democrats m»y participate. For this the party owes Forie.it I.oke n debt, one that tan bo p i |d b^ placing hint in a po­ sition where he can do fujther ser­ vice for tho party and’ tho state. Thrf.Magtfitl manner in which he handled'the fight on tho conm ittee showed him lo he a vt rj capable man and worthy of being given a suat in the legislative halls ut Wash­ ington. —Jacksonville Frn« I’rc.n. 0g| A t l a n t ic JACKoowvn.i.r. ruA. M S w its S s th . rtf a s C a s tr s l PopBlmr la a s tU s . Utr. Ilooklft. WINDUr W. SMITH. Mmssfmr. ” : Longwood, Fla. C o ast L in e Through 1 rains Daily. To All-. >-i iqutpment. K l. M f t i^ ,| •'!„ L * Jir im aavill. At h>i4i.nth Ar HI. hr, m.| A- tVa-hii t t ,n Ai l l i l t l i i o i . At w pm .-m , A t Nm » Y brV_, in* MKirti *. l l l n l i f esrm on t r . l i n 141-8 7 m m. Fow r s r l l n l l f rHstr rimrh. Ne. 14 Na. S« I2:t&|>m IlSin TMi-n 10.79*m I3&pm, »:l.1sw IS-SApia I'Slp* t.Olpn* fl-Tltpin rS lll4 « ' ■ KrOlpm 4-20pm SilOpra lt i t l t a Itl.Vtpm liismm 4iit+tn 7:13mm DINING GARS EN RDUTR - »! ll.V sn t.v JmcVr-m At / 7^* . ^ " 'I r Mf, TmiW I I nsWI. Ksrvp.su. Ill rw.-nt " STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH A t Ait-ms y A t r*«(\iriS'j , f * J ,F «~ § IT T PLENTY ON TH E BREA D .PLAT! Itlnr.inH Ar }<l. 1^ ih r id a A X CHARLES ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. ’iW iiv X X X X X I I I I II I I I II I X X X I II I I I II I I IU I I I II I I II I I I X X X I I I I II I I I II I X X X X A' Oui-mt ’ E .O . Pa SANFQRD, FLORIDA? There can be little doubt t h a t ,Mr. Lake wit) command .i Inrije following n a t u r o p a t h ic p h y s ic ia n in tnhrr parts L>7 Die fftslruY. He once lived in Miami und has Valu­ MACFADDKN .METHODS able connections in that populous section. *He has served several terrjdt Houru: 0 lo 12 s. m. 1 la 4 p. mMand by Appointment j / j as n,member of the lower brunch of the legislature u ndJiu acquaintance 4 Corner Park Avenue nnd Ninth Street HANFORD. FLORIDA among the members will help him * * ♦ ♦ * » ■ ) * 4 « 4 4 4 4 « » 4 4 S4S»44444 He has been a man of affairs us ► + ^+ A S . a A- W * banker and owner <>l public utilities ® ■ * » »A *f ac Sf AF SFATATA TA F f V t I F I * f F T f f Vf MOTEL d ^ ^ T A iN T E R S Flo * Igley, Mgr. DONT JA C K SO N V ILL E. FLORIDA H.nd f * r O m n i CmUlafama EVERYTHING FO ll TH E BUILD ER - A sk Y our G roce For Best By Every Je ® mJF / 7 It’s much easier to handle than the old clay pot—and it will not crack or break. xxxiniiiiiiiiwxxiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxx GRAPEVILLE AND UPSALA Mist Mabel Tyner returnod home It comes as a surprise to many Monday from her work at Winder th.it Forrest Lake should enter the mere. rare (or congress in this district at Mrs. Robert Powell was out in our tins time. Mr Luke's boom problocality and ohtnined a number of iiMv started after his fight in the subscriptions last wook to The Her­ state committee (nr (he repenl of ald We hope all out here will help J-ections four and live of the former her who can. resolution* adopted by the eommitMrs. Norman DeForest spent n tee He handled thin matter ably, day or so the first of the week in and attracted much attention. The Orlando. J’ I Mr. ami Mrs. I. D. Hart and occasion offered a good opportunity for the display of parliamentary arid daughter, Ruby, Miss Laura Parker argumentative abilities and Mr nnd Mrs. Jim Rowan their guest Lab*' sustained himself with poise i-ninc over In tjieir unto and took and credit It must lie that he has dinner Sunday with Mr! and Mrs. received assurances of support from J . A, Thompson .and family. many sources, or else he would not The baby of Mr. and Mrs. II.’ G. have undertaken to unseat Mr Lundquist is sick nt the present, with Seiifs so soon after that gentleman a severe cold and nt the beginning had become seated in the house of of the week Mr. Vihlen's baby was represehtati ves A number of the young folks guthered ut the home of Miju Edna soil on lust Monday night to cele­ brate her. sixteenth birthday, Rev. Albertson returned from his hoinq l» DeLlUld Wednesday,.bring­ ing his daughter, Daisy with him, so now we hope to have some fine mu­ sic. * Rev. Albertson himself is u strong, heart/ and «ve want to use lots of good gospel hymns. We hove been , .eased to see a hum her of Luke' Mury people a t ­ tending the meetings ut the different services. Evcrvono welcome. ATTltACTlYE This little stovo is built to stand rough usage—made of strong afleet metal—it will give the best of wear and service. 11 ISmin o 'V&n S OOpm 7 V>pm 6-iSp-. NT LOUIS rXt'ltILSS Ns. 67 t * ImkfasvttG Ar tVmjxps._ A* Mmecfaiofi At firtosA •V N ihvitu__ A» Nw. Ixiuim.. rtSSf^ Ti»Gr*s 7;4«sm nm _ 2 s a y i Kf m w Jw .t 'N ^ r O rg a n s f n SanyiAmL-cw •’* 'kfcmfh trains. Diotog »»r» s U csfU- �P-CSfUinsnt New Orleans .Druggist U Authority For This Stotornont & - Chit-Chat of the Play House s in Sanford production of " T o Ilnvo and to Hold," tho •plcturization of Mary Johnson's famous novel of the Vir­ ginia Colonies, in the Paramount Program. In this .production Miss Murray is s e e n , as Lady Jocely I.eigh, tho ward of King James the First, She flees to America to es­ cape an undealred marriage, Ln th e -c is t supporting Miss Mur­ ray are Wallace Reid, Tom Forman. Raymond Hatton, James Neill, lou­ den Littlefield and other members of the Lasky ail staratock company. Strong Detective Story Actresses are not Buupposed to re­ sist for long the pleadings of mil­ lionaire steep magnates in real life. But in tho films and upon the Bcreen it is quite different os will be shown when " T h e Wrong Door" - is dis­ played ns tho attraction nt tho Star Theatre on Saturday, Mar. 18th, with Carter Do Haven disguised as the extremely rich foundry owner and. his wife, Flora Parker De Haven, playing the role of the actress whose loV«v..could not 'be * blught by common, ordinary gold. Added to this love story, there i s ' an-element of sensationalism to make the Him* bird photoplay appeal to those film fans who must have excitement us well as heart interest in their picture StLouis almost all 0( the out of doo U* l‘allajt production HI. AI I f wore taken on a ra lonuiinj to one of the kat CatUl' haro»» SOLID STEEL TRAINS Coaehes.ffeclining Chiir Car, Berth and Compart­ ment Sleeping Cors,i* Sun Parlor Observation Ubrary Car.Dining Car. chicaw The thoua; a*r,.» of rolling lands sustain! head of cattle. In "trong contrast ii th th* 1 ^presents the exterior Wintrhop city hojise. Mi meeting of Hen and the g wishes to forget was played a mansion in the most * e residential district of heauti' Angeles. , I he structure is acknowlet 1ie one of the most beautiful beautiful homes and cost ovci • P. A. CAPDAU LABOR STA M PS who ow-us and operates one o f tho big stores In New Orleans, Bays: CUttWaOAt i; *6 * * “I am of the opinion that Rexnll Or­ derlies are tbe Ideal laxative (or men, women anti child ten. Tills opinion Is based upon uty knowledge of the for­ mula nml upon what my customers say about them. Through |<er*umil ex­ perience. I know they are pleasant to take, gentle in actiuu, mid give the same pieusing results when used by men, women or children." We have the exclusive selling rights fur 000.00. I his I aliasAilTenng coming •'■'tar Monday, ,\larch - 0th I’ a r u m o u r i i T P ^ i * ^ of ex, nl iiiTi-rost'iJiM ills scenic elf the cattle country anil ci apart from the attraction of tills great laxative. L; R. PHILIPS & CO. 6c AJ» XTtrvt tawNS v THE REXALL STORE Organizations, societies and pub­ lic officials who express sympathy with th<> eight hour cause are to be supplied with large quantities for use on nil their oflirinl correspondcnee. The campaign for tho nation-wide use of un eight hour stamp is meant to be tho opening w’edgo for a generaT educational movement as n per­ manent feature of the labor cause. Local unions are taking an active interest. yj,. -|-Uf. [f , PlBy“' whi, Dustin Far mi m in "lien Blair” 1 id The scenes of tho liro.ico busting, scot trick riding, branding and in fact st<.r nuw rvrtnuc m*w S C H E D U LE Lv. JA C K SO N V IL L E An. A LBAN Y .......... A h . C O L U M B U S ..... A*. BIRMINGHAM.... An. ST.LOUIS. 9 .00 P.M 2.30 A.M 6 . 10 ‘AJA I2 . 2 S > M .7.05 JAM An. C H I C A G O .......... 0 . 2 0 A .M Tor JtiA iltJ ir'for: tw n . o r S leepin g Car rtitrY ahi % c a ll or v r in . A .W FBI TOT. on*. J GKIRKLAMD OCA. 1 38 Out of the Mouths of Babes. w*il| bav o r M iT JA cn so n v tiir. MlH LlUJMO h o t e L . °* Mamma." salil little l.nura one nlKlit ns she looked at (he Star-studded nkv .what a beautiful iiiaeo heaven must (>»• when It k *o pretty wrong hi BONES R U B B ER C O P P E R T IR E S BRASS TUBES ** LEAD R O P E SCRAP IRON CARTER. DE HAVEN AND FLORA PARKER DE HAVEN i n“ THE W R O N G DOOR" A T ' T I I K STAR SATtT -Ill Blowers’ Ground Limestone makes acid soils sweet. It releases potash salts and imparls strength and vigor to'grhwing crops and trees. Blowers’ l i me s t o n e gr ound unusually fine readily mixes with the soil. Contains no im­ purities— can he appl i ed at any tim e — ii inexpensive. Write for literature and prices. fB L O W E R S Blowers Lime & Phosphate Co. VST ONE Box K 308, Ocala, Florida SENDIT TOU5 W£ R01IT WOftPItf day GROUND L L M E - The Herald Write For Pricelist PEfUHSULAR METALCO. 6 S ? t BAT JACKSONVIUT ,ria . ouse For You OKEECHOBEE BRANCH OF THE Flo r id a ea st co ast r a il w a y Lands Suitable for G e n e r a l F a r i n g , Stock Raising, Trucking and Citrus Fruits A t t r a c t i v e L o c a t i o n s for Winter Homes The Performsnft* Heflins on Salurila) at 0.15 . M *• tfiin w i Concerts by ihe Star's Orel Matinee liaily at 3:15 Artos an Wells r.t bdth Chulyota ah(L Okeechobee*. We also have lands at various points along our main line. * If you arc interested write this office for information or communicate direct witn our local agent in the section attracting your attention. X X X IIIIIIIIIIIK X X IIIIIIIIIIIIilllllllllH X X X I I I I I I I I I I I X X X AGENTS ON TH E OKEECHOBEE BRANCH ioia. A. 1- HUNT, KcntniitlUc.' D. 1 AGENTS ON TH E EAST COAST SOMETHING DOING EVEilY NIGHT • M A T IN E F W e d n e sd a y a n d S a tu rd a y 3 p . ni J. A. ROWAND, St. Augustine. Elk on DUfrct. C. * . DUPONT* H s't’nfs. IIUNNELL DEVELOPMENT CO., nunnril F. W. HAMS, New Smyrna. I). Ii. AUSTIN, Fo 1 P eroe. MOSES & lIKbSLER/WoM Palm Heath. FRANKLIN SHEEN, West Palm Heath. A. F. J. F. C. S. II. I. FROST. Dmnla. MORSE. Miami. REILLV, Miami. POWERS, Cape Sable Land*, Homestead. L. LARSONr Western Industrial Agent, and R. 0 . PER K Y, Immigration Ax-:nt, 155 W, Madison St., Chicago, 111. j . E, INGRAHAM, Vice-President, Land and Industrial Department, Florida East Coast Railway Company, St, Au justine, Florida �T*1S .. PAOB ro u u 17. I l l s THB SANFORD HERALD • I — ---.... ...................... ... ways his work U lacking fa the ease W ORK Senator Fletcher, who baara pect- •njoyed by the journalist whose ed­ Jr ■fB? edly dttaonitrnUd his ability at itorial columns are always passive. K. J . n u . , . , ' f ; ■U, *v#A- *i r‘ W. M. HAYNES. Baslnere Manager Washington, also as* president of It is the same old story with Straub. V4 the South aril _ Com merclal.. Congress USLJ l . aboyt to .lanj) J f c l l S ^ . Pgttrtt . Foo.Sale-^Fptfr goQd^Plu)?*, — » -r-*-1— *— ;-----rabiwwarwyTiwBuy *aa ii now enrout# to Duttaoa Ayres burg postmastership, the nrat plum on and harness, farming implements, 65-tfc with Secretary of the Treasury W. G he has aver sought. And such at­ etc. P. O. Box 838. McAdoo to attend the meeting of tacks are made upon him that he hasFor S a le - Thoroughbred R. I. ■auMCBirooN m ica, w advance the International High Commis­ to rise to a point of personal privi OKI TEAR *MA( sion on Uniformity of Laws Relat­ lege and explain whut the Times Red Eggs for hatching. 11.00 for 14 BII MONTHS........................ . Ill W. M. Haynes, Herald Office. THBXR MONTHS. ..................... .......... . .T« ing to Foreign Trade, which will be has done for St. Petersburg in those 57-tf a most important one. At no time fifteen years fa n throe column edi­ 1 M t m d In IS . CHf b r C a rtlrr 11-00 !>•* t » i lb Out Straub will probably has there been' so great a demand torial. For Sale or Rent— Several houses Adt.ftc. m SO*, r** Maalb r.r»MU U Adt.ar* M«»* B« M»0« »l OH™ for establishment of closer trado re* land the plum and he will certainly Magnolia and Palmetto avenues. latLins ‘ between the United States continue a powerful factor In Flor­ W. J . Thigpen. 29-tf R ota** • Aa B * - * a '-O a a a AlaR Alalia* Aafaat Xtaa and aister republics, and conditions ida newspaperdom In the advance­ 1900, al l b * 1‘aataRI** at Saafwd. TwrUa For Brio -The be.it high and dry and needs are being studied in a ment of St. Petersburg.— ReporterUada* AO at M i r t h Irk. 1*79. house lot* in "Georgetown.” Cor. careful manner. A better man than Star. 10th St. and Bay Ave. Cheap and ------ 0 -----Ttlrab.a* Na. Ill Senator Fletcher for this work could Otlaa la HaraM easy payments. Address Box 1102. not have been selected from the B U S IN E S S MEETING 64 it Demlcratlc ranks, and we are sute * $ ' i f » S p b f the Sanford that he will return With some good . I. , Editor H6l prohalkiy > V a candidate ItcraKl For Sale— 1 sideboard, 1 leather advice for Americans generally and Wesley Brotherhood Class of Meth­ for tfic l»i {Mature, Vaijd* V lthoJt covered couch, ^ r e v o lv in g book Floridians its-particular. —Tampa odist Sunday School holds doubt , will be elected? * case, 1 gasoline range, 1 Junior vio­ Times. Meeting ouch men an Hob Holly lin, 1 settee and chairs to match. ------O-----lature.— DoLand News.* ** ‘‘-*1? . .. TiotiiuiA. The regular business meeting of Inquire 106 E, 3rd St. Sanford, Fla. ^ I L L LYMAN S U E T H E PA PER S the Wesley Brotherhood Class was 4<Mf — 0— /. .Under;tbe recent interpretation of Editor Hube Alien'of the Sarasota tRo’ Florida libel law by the supreme held Tuesday night in the class *i For Sale—Nice pony, spring wagoo Sun threatens* to go to the legisla­ court, Dr. ‘John Grant Lyman, the room. This was tho first mectii\g and harness, all for J95.00.V Leaving under tho new officers, and about YB8. GIRLS OR WOMEN. BOYS OR MEN CAN j o i n o r a ture. Lawyers have kindly demon­ alleged awjndlcr who Was captured twonty members, of the class were CHRISTMAS BANKING CLUB. strated their inability to legislate for in St. Petersburg, has a good case Enquire L. T. Crisler, Ohio After a thorough discy*- t-ity. THE PLAN IS THIS: DEPOSIT 5 OR 10 CENTS OR 2 CENTS FOK the people. Give the editors a against* the Tampa and St. Peters­ present House. 56-tp If THE FIRST WEEK. THEN INCREASE YOUR DEPOSIT THE SAME chance now and see what they will burg papers and those of other cities aion of numerous matters the meet­ ing adjourned and a social gathering do.— DeLand News. AMOUNT EACH WEEK. For Sale— Fine lots' on Myrtle in the state taking the Associated was held. avenue, at rock bottom prices for Press. . . . . . . IN 40 WEEKS: The aim of this class is to he a cash. Also two story house corner Lyman has not been convicted in Wo are glad to note that our old l-CENT CLUB PAYS $16.W , help to its members and the com­ Oak and Fourth street. Apply,,410 friend, Hugh Sparkman has returned co u rt‘ of the charge of awindling, 6-CENT CLUB PAYS *1.00 munity, and all men who are not Oak avenue. 53-8tp to Daytona and agui.n taken over although the case is so clear that no 10-CENT CLUB PAYS • 82.00 nfiiliated with some other cfiurch are the cditoriul management of the question of bis guilt has been raised, i':• invited to become u . momi/er*. We H For Sale— Wholesale fish business WE AI)I) FOUR PER CENT INTEREST. , , Daytona- Journal. Hugh brought even by himself. But, according to , . •* nets, fish boats, launchat, etc. C. L YOU CAN DEPOSIT 25 OR 3 J CENTS, OR 81.00 OR S2.00 ttfi the Florida court.-no' newspaper had * “nt > ’ou* «,ve he,*> this paper uff'. to jts present high Vincent. 28-tf a right to say that he had been so tho * row‘ '\ c nrp ,0i°ik,n* fofJ MORE EACH WEEK. ‘ * '* ‘standard anil should never have left char 'i-cl warn to urunt and better things, ami _______ _ _ _ _ _ ___________________ COME IN— WE Wil l. TELI. YOU ALL ABOUT IT. it even for a short vacation. Incidentally, despite this law and ^ e n a better business meet- - For s , 1#_ Two ,ol5 „ „ „ corn„ COME IN AND GET A CHRISTMAS BAN'K’ NG CLUn BOOK Fill I — O -----probably in direct violation of it. the n,,,t time. Celery aVenuo and Hickory street, - 1 v^V Herbert Kelkel is now editor -of E. F. Housholdrr. shte each lot 41 feet by 128 feet. newspapers did carry tho story, re­ the .Xaltuhassee Record. Herbert is Vice-President. Saleable white people only. $160.00 sulting in tho espture of the man .;*a .farmer Tallahassee hoy who for and. the recovery of a good part of Tor both lofa. Inquire Herald Of­ seveml^jye'nrs edited the Pensacola the money. SANFORD. FLORIDA fice.' * *1 •. w 57-tf For Aldermnn • •*#• News anil Tor some months past as­ It is another proof tlmt the libel sisted in the editorial management \t the request of Severn! of tnv For Sale— Owing to change laws of Florida need to lie revised of the Tulluh.i»see Democrat With friends I hereby declare myself a Tlecfrical power we have on hand Leesburg Commi rcial. Herbert Kelkel and Tom Appleyard candidate for the ivflico uf city machinery in good condition, rnn() as ii working team the Record ought council man to fill .tho vnea-o v s i s t i n g of boiler*, e n g i n e s wat e r WHEN \N E D IT O R WANTS to t.e JIM! right created by Mr It C. Muxw.il - pump*, fire pumps, -nr tompr**suM E l HI NO (I • resignation. I earnestly solicit lour *or» a n d sundr y oi li er machines, Eor fifteen years Editor \V L. F'nr Rent One nicely furnished support and if forlunute enough to w h i c h we offer at prices whir l; are a Enter into th« festal spirit and Straub of the St Petersburg Times fie elected I will have the tnxpnur*’ room lint and cold water /<• l . i j h quality toda cracLru. show iln vinittir* that Sanford lias ft l.a.- giii ii fil l , uf hi, talent* to tht- interests ut heart ut all Hints ,»nd s ma ll p a r t of the or gin il i n«t ,| r< ** / .. !KlT. « are Sanford II-ra il parent of line of 122 crarlcri tlie proper idea m enterCai niiig various endeavor* which have been will exercise every effort to be of i n t i n sled a d d r e s s \ ir gim. i t a m l i n a 5'.i-tf and cakes. One for every laslc There will^hc much to do in this, instrumental in the development of some benefit to the city. I am in a C h e m i c a l Co. . car» II H I Va hodv, and every need, affording line and the city will lie judged, • nt FT S»i|M-rint tie for Re- t No |r . West II St l'eti rsloirg li in t lie place it position to deal properly with que« delightful tneal.ime chsngcj. gre.itl, I,) (he manner in whnh the if N n i h St \ p j i | i to || C D u l l o s e . hold* todui a* one of I lorids * lead­ turn* relating to railroads and • r hunt* make the gm-«i* f-t-l at home 11_• N Park \le IT- - f Iing ((tun and us one of the nullHb%i corporations 1 have lived in San­ For Sale Dtiroc fi r»ey There is plenty, of amusements Ir\ ’* lo «t known tourist resorts ford my entire life and I am thor­ months old Apply J planned hut the atlair needs the rn- i F'or Rent— Several nice office I The editor who works whole heartoughly familiar with the city's n-. . * Sanford. Fla operation' of every villien of San­ rooms over Vowe'.Ps. F'nquire N P ■illy and without personal considera­ therefore I modestly fieg for you* ford Y owell A Co 32 tf tion for In* i i*iiim.tii ity rmi*t often For Sale F.ggf r support 11 a o o o o o o o o o a o o a o o o a o a o o o oo } *a >trice friendships and in ute Thornughhreil. I u. • Tour* very respect fully. Ilo.ir ! and room It> day or week. Ilr>*!«n and Tram mi ll in Joint de IT\inouth lio> k* in *-c t lt\ l|oi|*e. 2** 11 O P HERNDON hate here next Friday wdl l»e till­ Fifty or more. 7 cents tiO-.ltc ing fe ll lire, lint one must not lose Rent ,r» room iiou**-. Poultr v ) aril-. I.jhrlar d V ETER IN A R IA N sight ill the fait tint I'err.v \S all and fid pet month s Albert tiifi hn*t will also he in tig *. Her. Id t Ml.cc ------ OFFICE I or Sale sideboard bookcase limelight This will tie Perry Wi WOMAN’S CLUB i F .-r R. nt To* P.irh i \• lie. FI ■ HAND BROS. STAHI.K' first visit in iln- . 11> a 'd ihe peojdq ! . . . -I i■1 1 •r t on.. hold furniture Ml-* quire of H. C. DtlUnsc First ui.d will fie animus to see him. •'‘Fridn>’ |* Hunter, on Sanford Orlaruio road, Ineleresting Welfare Meeting Bring in vour I nine a n d ■i-* p- r- s v«-» oe ts 'f promises more excitement than ,|iny i R F |) No I 60-21 p homes and mules. Have th.t The meeting of the Welfare Dept < politi. al meeting that ha* been held tn-ated Have their l,*-th »n Wednesday afternoon was one of F-r >afi I ha,-ton in excellent in Florida in many >ears. ftmined, sharp c o r n e r s drc.,1 he most interesting of «the year. ( (in d it lo n W■:! cash J WANTED • r« down, pnqection* rut off and T* O i< • ♦ ith M rs W W A h ern a tli jire cayexl tnoluYs extruetc*). ♦ swe eo i * * o < t i e r , i It II n of ,»f.f o* | -h til1 I e ill ig Mri llenrv Wight i u<- , ■1 I Ooooooo noooonnnooononnooD : i. '. w nt : im f x a m p l f u f n lot*! i n I rn a »-s ,• ially i in- i t e / I g h t f l t l Jvit|»*-r o-< "n r g r . - e n * -•* g pin x q.c .t it Li * ill i nq\ t r fiig ’ -Ii !r>_ 1 -l gi In r .j go-, d U lL . |—-)**-« WMUeo t.y •i,d i ; i l i • I' i j.rcpar -q i . . n I •• • -P ... ikee . p la in Id We want the il.-ltor* t • i i |i .; i I!m I ;n |hi: h.*Tehran.' id G-ttha., Tin- paper, was all kii.ii* o{ tiatn work. Rhone J104. standing disk ami chair, black wal­ feel that they nre in the house of tory of c a k e d e c o ra t­ vritten in Prof. Nehrling’s graceful, • ‘ (V'-T". nut, oiled finish. Giiod ns new. ing nn exampleo f ' . thi'ir friends and even the rnndiloquent lanfpjage, his splendid Inquire Ferdates have the human impulse «)( d-.-liciuUsni^S. I.yjhtnowledgc bf hi* subject being ap- ) hargnri^rf^vflfi. Wanted lo R e n t —j*iano for -sev­ Por I adlcs nnd (lerllfitu n fiu-ntc gratitude Friday should he a gen- 1l)t~ts and vvllo!tKullU‘eral wi ld * Will pity for removal of i i.irenr in ever.- fin.It was r e - . " " 1'1 i r a r d \ jX Co. W i i u M I " - ;i eral getting top t'lur of Seminole t i e s * t Ffiervthing lip-la-Pntc .mo ' ddn r* \Ir» If I [*. ived with g. n.-r •i* and •••ithusiFor '-.ile wNqt.inmf.ile * :i.'liil*. I or. - r *■u ford , count i folks and from ih-- ifi-lr.- |.l ill- III it||\ IlMt.Mill.' applause. Mr P ’ Holly ap- s e v e n p i * * c uy.-r, i h . . ! * / .*it * u i . d ! U l’M ’ l AB MKAI S 2.-» ( ■-u* I t is tlon sluMlId s|*fliig t' e desire to i in W J f l•ur« il Indore the meeting to urge t i *. . w i l l *••!! ).,r Jii.'itt tin . .t->li ..r ; 4 ,. For I XI I...- •_•. U T! .1 .TT: | 21 M E A I .S F O B 5 .Pit Hi a U»r.I ut 1* ic support of tin- .I'.h iN the vnri a F or,I Co . lx- r or aut '« d r i i * | ” I , Mi",. ‘ u.\ ^ d >«**r t •• .k •1 ,. ei*u:M .* f tir o' •-* eiiti r|iri*i”* * -J it.-it I .r the cell •-> k.'.'.l ■ i Give Special Attention I 1 ■> ;%• r.. f a t . _• r r - . .. ,J i >'i .i* p.tf? pu ther Wc ik e 1 u Ii* tt r a. ration ni xt wi'eh. tilin g a ' de­ fenied mid under cultivation l\ ( ustonuTN I It .'tc quahitatirr with t hose i h • llii ll outline of plan* for entirtninTestimonial t-ear* Not td * Thi* land tf tifid H k .’ nltout tin i ,.r It 11 I I i ' il| * r •tll-Up I. 11 will rase any knid of crop o-nt. pliiiing the responsibility for I li n e s Bldg. Phone f: iifor O he autumoi’ile and liafiy pHrades Hli-ti*it«-,>4 ’eh r . . u . -nu, 60-sip quire at 1i•-mI•' ollue. -11 •3 9 9 9 9 9 C -9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 »* • )p to tho club. T h o . assembled Things are getting c implicated for .embers r sponded enthusiastically, j our gooJ friend. Joe Sears. Dr .romising their cooperation and sup­ Fogarty will without doubt carry port when their president, Mrs. J. W Monroe county with al cost a unan­ Statem en t of Chmlifioh oT the Bckins made an urgent appeal itatimous vote; ‘he will g t a Lig vote .ig tho nicaStlty .for. funds in the all down the F7ast t oisl. F’orrcst lub treasury alF •orgrlit, issue. Mr*. Lake will carry Scrr.it ole almost sol­ . ___ T,..' . j ______ u _. This world - famous )enno Turner* first; .vice president idly and get n big vote in Orange Wilson - (fait Wi-dallowed Mrs. Dickius, appealing ulsu and Volusia, where he has met'many Condensed from Report lo the Comptroller of the Currency ding Cake made utne l ake was or cuoprralion and the best effort* personal friends. Guy Metcalfe March 7th, 1016 * m Dy Marian Cole •f every woman In the club. With are that Congressmah Sears docsn *n . . F i s h o r and M l i s s me hundred and fifty members if all get any lug vote in Palm Beach, P an sy Mcwi-n, both voufil enthuse, there would lie no Brow aryl anil St Luscle counties. well known 1 omostic .ucstion of sucre**, hut fifty willing | Seurs will carry Osceola almost solLylfi Sjii-nife E x p e r t s , workers could do wonder*. She sl*o ly. and will get a fiig vote in Duval Dpt ■ $ 2 8 7 ,1 1 0 .7 9 ( ’alumet BakinRl’owimphasixv'd the need of funds. Aa a $ 3 5 ,0 0 0 .(1 0 and a good vote in Putnam. 4*«ars dpr was usid because fault of thu three talk* a business 1 . 3 5 0 . 3 9 has very wisely kept nut of thft' Cath­ 3 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Loth these experta ■letting wan ral'id by Mrs. Aberolic am) anti-Cfclholir roV going rn 8 , 7 5 0 . 0 0 use kit exclusively in 1 2 ,8 6 6 .7 9 •athy iinnu-di.it 1... at which it was all over Florida. So far. it is any­ th(Tr work and Lw ic lecided to solicit funds, fifty cents 2 , 000.00 body's rue., with the odds a trifle in , it is the purest, the rom each member of the club*to favor of the in's. — DiLand New*. 8 ,7 5 0 .0 0 safest, t h e m o s t uy the materials for the lunches to 02 fi.3 8 3 .3 1 wholesome and eco­ e srrved in order to reduce the exFA IB N E X T W EEK nomical to use. t-r.scs to a minimum, it was dc2 9 ,7 3 1 .2 5 Sanford is going to have a spring ided to dis. e;i*a with the services of So do m i 11i o n s of 3 ,8 8 7 .9 7 festival and celery fair this week, 3 6 7 ,2 5 5 .3 1 ooks and s ve such unc ics a* house-wives who u«e ■•’anil the Hrrild *n\* that every! ody jandwi.hes, hot frankfaruis. colit ©very bakeday— to »- . JVv 1 should be interested and make it a will you if you try it etc., etc. ih .' committee to so* 1 0 3 ,6 5 8 .3 6 success. It is the fashion at this icit and act as chairman uf each'duy on the thing! hardest time to have some sort of a festival f the celebration were Mrs. W. W . 1 to bake. $ 1 6 0 ,8 7 2 .1 0 $ 4 6 0 .8 7 2 .1 0 and Sanford should fie aide to get ibernath , chairman of the who!*.’ ! Up ft Vi T j i *i 11 r t . I t. l Lg ar •I i n t r r r f i t i- n il v o u r n a m e Ira. tt I* i art. r. Mia. C. H D in -; ing afTair. The farm* ol Sat.lord a.* ' ;;nd . ddn*- 5 for frn* «v, Mr*. Dcai.i- Tu rin r. Mr*. Harry the GriiryW ( it, Inn gone far ni d j 11VIJ e JiTul hi1 tory of il*.iiiit »n, .Mr*. Alfnd l i l j a - a n d i K°r t ^ ' - y i f : . ' V ? . M f ! ,is. Ua,2k h!,;s .m:l:!*‘ "-Nifi-ty and Service” its Motto an.I wide, ami there will no doubt fie a ihi* Wi (ill UK (.a k e . Ir». .Moughtop.‘ Tht* committee to (* iu v omi ii.V ' lOill ) ’! .'n r' ' ' ' Vof tho p u t Q U A R T E R O F 'A "l |*M‘' 111 pu great many people going lo Sanford ‘i hen b a k e c»ne ju s t . w ; ueari.C . j t lour'reccnl nmodiat.-ly lugin their work to aothis week, especially to *ee the dis* Lke it you irelf. u it fui.ds. •*, i. EN 1 Li;, i we solicit yqur business. t // p!a) a of products and to en|oy the Mrs. W. P. Carter was appointed Ktrcxhd H icltft Art.n!$ anUwmcnt feature* provlJid.— hairtnan of the automobile romirJtII i r.Y% I'urt f t ' ti Ei Tin e>-Ui ion. M-, a).d everything points to sucCV.ifi.jv JYr.» ,-»s. Mrs. E. L. Marshall is chair* , Tho Time* Union is nlstaken Ca’i c c l tan of the Baby pared*. Entrits . about the date as the Spring Festival “ The Farmer’s Friend” re earnestly solicited for both fasand Celery Fair wriU be next wrek In* Baking Powder Co. ? * .Area of the celebration. atcad of thu week. Chicago FOR SALE THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY \ a r iti % Peoples Bank of Sanford l FOR RENT j ’JAX BISCU IT DR. A. DOLAN The o-lPresident’s ,i Cake- THE ROYAL.CAFEj Am CALUMET BAKING POWDER First National Bank of Sanford, Florida RESOURCES Loans and Discounts • • • Overdrafts ........................ U. S. Bonds for Circulation Gty of Sanford, Seminole Coun­ ty and Counly and District School Warrants - - . Ollier Stocks and Bends Real Estate, Forriture & Fixtnres CASH DUE FROM “BANKS and U. S. TREASURER - * . LIABILITIES Capital Slock - . - w S u r p lu e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Undivided Profits - - Reserved for Taxes - * G rcu la tio n .................... Fills Payable - - : » Tills ITe-riscountcd - • • DEPOSITS . . . . First National Bank of Sanford, Florida ! .'ft • .. .J -L *. None Ncre �r't't 7 ----------- r ,: iw RCH 17, 1#16 u . M MUMn, . , ....,,! Tb. („ t M . . ( ^ 1( tire celebration-the babies on par. •«*,3VI THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FIFE •— q a n a a w q q u a q q q n q « q q q q fl» q « a q *» ;irta a a u n a a a q < ABOUT PEO PLE A N D , E V E N T S .;. _____ ______7 A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP'TO DATE a Electric service given you comfort and " “ves your time, Fhane 33« . AiJim ,11 CanusoJatiaM la, UU> CO-dtc C J.a . la * S«i«r U>l.,."a, r U Hu R. A. Tarfcaaa. Phaaa Na. M) , ,Thi* celery growers nro asked to I In te re st br'nf Ul “ , r »l" "< hne celery and | p a a q q n d q q « ia n q q a q a a i» a a a q a c .q rt» i, g g a a a a a t u a q a s a q a q q x i a ] Mh,b,‘ " ame 1,1 l he store room just Surpril* Parly i asl o the \\. U Abernathy store j mined with n charming children’s Summary of the Floating Small "0 first street. This will he gen Miss Hazel Packard was delight- Parly. in honor of the ninth birth Talks Succinctly Arranged for era! exhibition headquarters Hurried Herald Readers and fully surprised by a number of day' of her little daughter, Dallas, March 19th, 1910 ••very thing will be taken care oi friends on Tuesday evening at her A glorious timo was enjoyed upon day and tight borne on the Heights with an old ‘ he lawn by the happy gathering of Dinner 13 to 2 P. M. P rice 5 0 Cents fashioned pound surprise party, one young friends, who helped along the Look for the prise winners in th •• No house is- too obi. too large or of the sort that was ulwnya typical celebration. Ganjes were played baby parade. too small to he wired for electric* 4^ r4 * Celery ’ * Olives of a gay and festive time. This until the late afternoon and the < t> Phone ,t,'| .s. Your brat move, wire your home. 60* I tc ' Oyster Slew Cream of Celery party was no exception to the rule, hours flew by on the wings of fun Telephone 338. fiO-ltc Among the visitors to the city for u real jollification was the or- “nil frolic. Delirious cake, including Broiled Spanish Mackerel, Shi|ce ilollandaise "Infant Amoricn!" Guess who, the guests of Mr and Mrs. D. L. der of the evenffcg. Gatin s ahd m u-, ‘ he pretty birthday cake with its Baked Vermont Turkey with Oyslcr Dressing Thrasher are Mrs. Car) Kerran of sic were fenturea of the evening’s nine pink candles, Ice cream an,d where? In the Baby Parade. Leg of [jamb and Mini Sauce ‘ fi Fastis and Mins Abide Webb of entertainment. In au advertisjm: candies were served upon the lawn Cooked food Bale at Roberta* Gro­ Vegetables * to ............................................... the delight of the little people. ‘I* r|'vcland. Ohio Marry Ferrari of contest Miss Clarice ““ Hand‘ won the cery. Home made rolls, cakes, pics, Asparagsar on Toast Candied Yams Fuitis was hen- Wednesday evening prize. Enjoying the delightful af- Mrs, Conklin was assisted by Mrs. cookies and salads tomorrow afrerand with Mrs Ferrari and Mrs. fair were Misses Clarice Hand, Mar- j R. J. Holly. Enjoying the gracious Early Ju n e Peas Boiled and Mashed Potatoes noon, Saturday. * Albino Frank, ......................... ............. ,1d Gussie hospitality of the young hostess and ,rhrasher spent Tuesday in Jack ­ garot Strong, * Steamed Carolina Rice . Sugar Beets Call on II. L, Duhart for prom) t sonville. U«Jert (her mother were Mary Elizabeth Frank, Edna Chittenden, Apple Fritt with Vanilla Sauce automobile service. Phone numtnr I he city is beginning to look like Randall, Alice Randall, Mary Rol>- and Camilla •Puleston, Maud Luke, Desert LeClairc Jones, 372. 58-tfc a real celebration is ulmut to tuke inson, Dertha.Packard, Marian Pack­ Olive Newman, Plub Pudding with Hard Brandy Satwe Paul Conklin. Mpy; . Mildred and. ard, Margery Packard, Mr. and Mr* Take your meals at the restaurant jjlure and alt the streets and busiRobert Holly. •. Findlay Munson, Mr. and Mrs. Lemon Merang Pics in the court house block on TuestWpN Pf” houses are decorating for the Packard, Mrs. Augustus Frank, Mrs. ixr.. a JT.'Ltie Sort tie Feitienl .,„,t r>_itv goffee Tea Milk big Spring Festival and Celery Fair. Wednesday, Thursday tfnd next week. ± - » » *: Get in the game and let us huve one Nicewanger, Mrs. Harry Kent, Mr. Iieautiful Turkith Laee V _______________________________________ - — Utlk of real pleasure as well as some and Mrs. H. A. Randall, Mrs. Will Mrs. C. R. Walker has received ii * Renting or selling your house is Hand, Mrs. Anderson, Messrs. E. E. profit. The celebration will bring another consignment of Turkish easy if wired for electricity. Tel 33«. more visitors here for the week than Rogers, Marlon Walthour, Beecher I hand made laces, small centerpieces 60*1 te have been here in many years and Kent, Frank Roper and Dick Frank. I and baby caps that will be on dis- Mrs. U. J . Holly, Mr*. Oacar Conk* Not’ce To Public Re mem be p the slogan. One hun­ tin- advertising to.tjanford is of in !. ... , _ I i*l ay at J. W, Dickins’ Bhoe store all Hn, MIm Grotchen Schultz ami Mrs. This is to certify thar any and all llriJiitna AnniterttKM , , , . . . . dred hubics for the parade on Wed- csfculiibii henulit^' ' *. |of next week. An interesting little McConahu. debts contracted by Mrs. Edwin J . « * **a day. Mr and Mrs.. Richard TVrheun |M1 0 f wur history attaches to the — ■— ^ . • t Jacobs I refuse to pay, as qho has The . \Ua . pbd) ration entertained ( on \ \ edni-sday eVr^ning present lot of beautiful laces. They »x left my bed and hoard. Personal \frnlinn bilges *nti 1)!.- M o n * . of MILLINERY — Now Goods ar­ newtt jvepk with four tallies of Five IIuryHrod In * , rf, to thj8 COUnlry a urjnK the t kJ>Uiit Signed: Edwin J. Jacobs. Miss Laura Fish hfis returned p.ir b; o-i T h?v.Iui and riving every week and will he honor of the sixteenth anniversary early period of the war to another j from n pleasant visit to Do Land. 69-Tues-3tc at reasonable prices. Mrs. t.rmc L. •., r ■II ./- n -Ini'll,j ii ^v ‘t -t di'ciif of jheir wedding, Irish llags aud society, hut upon request of Mrs. | ■ill -i ,r i the p.ir.i<lc , Tin- mcr Williams. no. colors were used in the decorations Walker who disposes of the laces in . I ,ii t * ...ubl ‘ ell illyriL tn j M-,4,l Returning from tho Knights of «f.*lhe, rooms, suggesting St. Pat the interest of the Congregational Have you given your ha by \ No. 210 Pythias Grand Temple at Key WestMillie lime on decitrp'tetl ^Apals and . namp to Mrs. Marshall. rick tf . Day, the golden glow of nas- missionaries in Turkey nnd the are Mrs. J . D. Davison, .Mr. and Don’t show- tin* visitors that >rs tjiat wc-.nave the Report of the Condition of Che Seminole tuVtiutps. which centered tho supper Ladies’ Union of the local society, ' wait till the last minute. Mrs. Henry MrLoulin and -Mrs. M. rig h! s.irt of . <1, eM -rprismi; giving a relieving touch of . <>unty Rank, Ssn i r J , Fla., at tho Cooked food sale at Roberts' Grn firms, These |-,irin!c*k dpiy come color. The tones of green were nisi tin* consignment sent to her. Latest Frank. Close pf I uslncss, March I- in- ■i >e.ir eery. Home made rolls, rakes, j>:, , ert,only ,all ,,f us Used in the refreshment courses and ail vices from the war zone slate L 7th, lj.f i ih.it Mi's Seuenger. who conducted Judge and Mrs Smith of Ocala, I cookies a ltd sapid tomnrruw ,,(ti r -l littin pliu e i .nils and favors were the missionary school ur Murdine, who have been visiting their sistir. UKSODUCKS noon, Saturday. -!■ | J2,MJ62 shamrocks and Erin's dags in min- Turkey, and some of her co-workers Mrs J 11 Ray Jcft for home on lean- on It- a! f.-lalr l>*l»m l’olUlrrai .VulK) IMhrt than n . *TT tat ur» The Hnby I’ariThe h'MfUf1ing "f partner. wo*.< captured b. Turks and were Sundus will form a' ll.nl Ileal,. I] | B 70 M l-O h rc I i ^ w v i i d t i n . , u - u Iha'tl J . . 0 f-i r ‘ \\ ;i * It111•|l|»‘ 11.»r park Wi ducsdii. . .f i' . ,• '), unruf ktt, I’ll.! l-u g In Id in iiipiivity Idle native ll - r r - l ia t i Jg l J | !1 . k A \ > .1' ami1 |*US upiiti tin• liuek' women who make these luces have r'ouniy -I-T.IIU ami I’liy ,UU.‘ .era :7,;,,v04 o’clock I'arude s ■Is ,|| •* ,H ll'h-i |l-ill -. II ini *r n.aia I l.aMr John R Tolar and Mr Alvin y.oo-j oj j ifl'N■•! .1 nl whi* Ii wn•* uritl •-it the lines ii! hceN scatter.-il and t he si houl buildNrnrL* at I’ epeatem* 2.1INI00 Meals will he w n n ! nnnn and Hurt of Me* York City passed ■, 1r ii»ti 1 t<ih t---* Dx *ir h( 1 1 1 I- Th.•se witlU n V —i llm t-e, fu r n n u r e ami I l - l un­ iJiTi ■« jj v*' , <..t'f’is at«-d This it i .t't.e N- a-i |.II, 00 t he evening in t In • ■Ih-i-i f4_j 11 t , t Ii rutilijc of .ilil d-iirTuh-ss Aii• the List lot of the through tin- city yesterday cnrouti- I '«** l-»m iti'-T i' f f a u a ear, at 4-.u t.) ,4 ' Kill on Tlle.stlay, \\. ,ft,< !.i Oircb and Ki-hanitor j to Gulveston, Texas. While in nu­ .III l i f r *'Mil1 • •i t |)i Ilil iirin■ Ilia t xxhu h i ittnplfted tin: rhyme, Turkish lares that will come to San• ‘ learlng 4 ,-rT M ami Friday during t he Fi n! i v;il M 'll*1. i»,l »!•>‘fir i'i llity they were the guests id Mrs ltih»T i'a*h tiemI lilt |0 il rlie •. - 1i w Urn T 1 f.-rd for a long lime «* nre>( a i-.ITTHIT I’fiey are * a . I, > n lla m l I l,a 1 S ‘‘ ’ Week Mamie C Tolar •‘ 1 M * *• I , 1 at ' a*h It -tn 6X.VV2 71 It 1 M 1,i-ln tir.t [irtzi • sought after l-y l lie women Tin j r S * 1 1 (U of g • i*i 'ilk ^1IUklflJIS, Wtill- wIn- love exquisite laces, so the lot Suppers and di>- it 1 will Ii.- •r■*.. i ** Tula I IJW.TOS Sj Mrx Mollie Horne, xxhn lias been in the restaurant h.i !1 of 1lit !4(i itTT i i 1 »• ‘ [■I-( .ir.l111 . .-f 1" Mr \V xl H,(j mi fell a deck II! ulihh is small will find a ready sale I he guest ul Rev and Mrs. Geo l.tAIIIUTims 1Mltd ait h linuse block on Tne'da;.. \\ i dn. sd a 1(if nl.l 1.ishioneij Itool-, Hyman returned in her home in 1 apl-al Siiw-V I'anl In . | ya.oon oo • 1IJ' Thursday and In la , dur mg i n, l-fi/.*'- were ‘A1)11 II> Mth W V Sum,1m Pumt | (tp Lisper on Monday I lillialilr.l 1 ‘e.rlla I. ■ Kijanea am i Fi-stivnl Week Th. I id Sfiu-rir-irt r»»• •l t i .«rt. .i nr»*»■Jl 111|*»kcl i»f 1rinti |m)1■ Tatfn I'auii t.nss *2 I h «i-l* fi«|# I'npaitl ( atholic church .r• •i , . j . . k*'’1"J ••’ ,i f •I Mr l ***aIn* Turner a elu Lust evening Mr mid Mrs \V P eO» Mr* Hunry Wight went up to Inrii vi.1u*J I Nrjv»*tLi * 111ih1f31.ii)i«t| w .nil gr"en rU i .iriir enteriiiim-d with u pretty t*« f h .-o rli i;:.oux ii |t 1, . t . \S, II For that ( l o t ' l l M i l (W lld ftlP t <»f I »c* \! .1i Yen nI'llock a sealed Simnirock Party in celr-fir.itmn of Jacksonville on Wednesday lor a I irtmml if 4,f i" 111■* i -1 *.1< IMW iJl LINE and S I I’ llI .Ml! \l III o il i m. t l.ftNf. 41 few duys visit, f was N IT \ » ‘il tn the limit,c Tim *( t ruflcA tr-* *if bojI .rK,* 7 i Mrs. Carter's birthday A de­ ! •4 •Id. 'lie w phone H. It. (o n e ), (gl. No. IIn * Vltldilj \ ')h ii» rk -9 I,'* Ml r-inm ,md -l,” i Mm Vt-ru '1'i‘rhcii li, Mini spirit id congeniality pre­ t ixfiHr’» I W*'%i < 1 t 'J Mr Ii ay den, who lias been a Inr IS-i «4 , -i Mi-- I "iln Hut, hi nso 0 hi-r x-il vailed. making the evening one of l lrt.*orji* r4trt| lUnk* 7(1.14 The Herald wi nt ■ •\l>ml I I,, —i- present were Mr wild \Ux unusual enjoyment. The Shamrock guest of the Comfort Cottage during Hiiiffnr’ IIrfrosits 1I.SMU01 1 n * • I I » **fi ifiit ant> tvs.so tile winter has returned to Sanford thanks to the V\ m i -n, h .i:ri.■ < ■ U p Carter, Mr nrul Mrs. \V _M played u conspicuous part in thc| 11*1"* K-.000.00 for the spring ami summer, i thh*r IJ»!nliIu-*_ lleif .il titrTiiW ftl i.coo.oo for a hunch of line <•I- r , :t ..i tnII. 1.. ne». Mr and Mrs. \\ W decorating of the attractive rooms, d'.-i oil.ee on Wednesday I: is id t he Aliernalhy, Mrs. C U, McLaughithe huge fires adding their glowing Total _ ? 1140.7.',.', (J i patrol.ize Na ho: and Mrs, Kerran of Eusils ' I s i s »»( H 'rfiils, all celebrated Cmilhouri c hr..nd I iti Mr (1 U Mriul y , Mrs t.-n hrightmsx to rnroplete t fie effective Y Mr f •Ip along ,t g, I'u u n l) , 1 IW mliwU i*** washed up ilea . and - n ml pot II.ul Mrs I’ L. U't'onnir, color Hchenic Shan.cocks were ev- spent Wiilnesday in the city the I \ It K y, Ci girt «( th- ahn*»-ixam«U up iu a packai e with th- 1 >ulMr- \\ II Peters, Mr.Jervey, Mr. cry where, strings of them festooned guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1), L. ItjnX ita •.)n-nt<ly ' w--r |K-| -h* aleirs ,tm' -m,-nt l* On* It, l V—l»(*fl f t fnjf I n n , 1,-ltf- .I,|| Is’llsf. d-.rd sh-.nl I I, I hmirne wrap i i w.t I - ,11Turner utd Mr f T ‘ . 11the n.iuiii l» .uni hung from (he Thruslu r i rr-s-i a ll - i A It. K I Y , I - 1 I - ' * h „, 4 - ,h t - r eC ,, ,, I,, r . liuir xlxoi grii-n (Ii* quality and l-m A T Ii • M r H e le n K e n n e d y left on '-u ii■ x v r»-sc t I ' I ji . i i I ell,-, ' 1 v -' 1 . upon I In i|r:i|e-r ii >■ t *e real Sa l i - , 1 !_.». 4 1*^ |«SH*il lo,V.f, Ph.I*ts- S S«,is-f day last i u r in ti liu iuu lm-k and I into I' i L~ui dale tP •T«t^f to I „ ms this 1*tb ■ -T-N' m p] ■ ward ud vet lining s.i nrO • r_. o[ yellow stone ware was stir- I arohn.i after a visit of Hpverul - t o ul Ma r c h I S I S I he , r. | r i on, mil tee of l he U T- IIKYAN, m,_. tor- Hill/**-are in >ai,i or i Notify 1'uhl.e jml up a pack 11*;e this limn a iv- 1,0 » Cluli rounded with Shamrocks and to wevka to her son, S. J . Kennedy nnd j fare Department, Woman's ir.id- wilt te p g’oorf one and I In She was accompatiied as show complete the scheme, harps tied with family. thii g- Unit Huh licen done here in will hold tluir spring (lower x•• p!. oi . of uxit ,c "I h- edux. 1)1 far as Jacksonville by her daughter, yea s. and plant sain in April., lime aud liov-fl of green tulle were much-’ in i hi mrfjjL-s x- lit- t oll a sr-nm I fit I A vvidenre. The refreshment course Mrs. S, J Kennedy. I.) he uiniounced Inter ,i V a)■-•’. u- Hand a - 1 i he W ,.s pri Itilv sn-r\*d upon plates e -I r lillflTilU I ' i ,!l will be made of c illadiain adorned with Shamrocks, the salad r.-i. * (rom I rot N'ehrlliig’s g ,r i om millin' Mt'i’ilng ■1 iu. tl> I’-.r •I.If, - ml a Unify lly s t, ullis (rom Mr. I- ing in green |"l-pir stmiuroci A meeting of the iiiinniitte** on ‘ ‘ ■.id's gar !--ns (Ith.-r plants on rani s. The favors ton were green, lends j..fl ruXfi'vhn,eiit> for lip; exlvS a w m il l tv*.-. . \* ; |i-,UvSfUla.s. --l it, -d d a i n t y b o te s I Hi d w ith salti -I xx al br.tlion i i xl wi ck i* .called f >r Sat1 1. M A C H IN E R Y A dvli- urday afternoon at four o'clock at wIn, h will be rooted in puts, pal a nuts ami cumin <1 ginger I AND ,,nd a variety of tropical pin is ci nut chicken pillau xv;.s served with the Woman’s Club. Every member M i) l iinri-rn I ill-* salad rourse. ( inines were play­ of the lommitlce MUST lie premmt. r,-.oly for the soil al ibis sc, s -i .... i'|l- lia- liei-'l A L L SUPPLIES 1[SB Mrs C H Diogcc, chairman of tin* ed throughout the evening in which Urgent. • s churging same in riii.i l . jk Writ* For Pric* j And livir committee will take orders (or Mioa Martha Fox won tho ladira’ Comrnittco nre Mrs. Donne Tur­ The Seminole Dredging Compary pluutx from now until date of sale jirize, n lovely gre-en silk camisole, ner, Mrs. W. P. Carter, Mrs. C. II. Catalogu* A No one Ii-- it ii > authority or hm V . Mr. Roy Sytries won the gontlemen’s Dingee, Mrs. i'ilkington, Mrs. Alfred is announced. had. to run accounts chargable t . ------prize a box of handkerchiefs and Llljn nnd Mrs. Mougliton. Th<- Sc i inoli- 'Dredging ' ('iimpany tiea and Miss Rutli ifolierta xvaa pre­ .S’/ruirfccrry F tfliral Mrs. W. W. Abernathy, ex- e[it l-y wrill.-n authority sented with the consolation, u paper Chairman. This is the last call for the straw­ Signed knife. Mrs. Deane Turner assisted berry and lee cream festival to be 'll-ruin-dc Dredging Compan) given in tho Welborne binchlo tmir- Mrs. Carter. Guests of this charm­ X tio iic rnw iSaturday) afternoon and even­ ing party were Dr. and Mrs. Cecil E a s t e r is on the 23rd -< ^ = ing under the uuspices of the Ladies’ Hutt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Deane Turner, o f A p ril. P la ce your Ta* Hooks WII! ( lose \|ir!J 1st (’iiion of the Congregational church. Mr, nnd Mr*. B. A. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Symes, Mr. and Mrs. T- xpayer* pl -'i'e t..k • i o i-e th: I tmit o r d e r _ a t t I i <> Joh'fi Meisch, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence an I eo i .tv !?V-X * i* corn* -1-Ilaby Parade H aberb ash efy a n d Carter, Mr. and Mr*. Richard Terlit, pier i i ft- r Ai t-1 F l, i Re Remember the slogan "One hun­ heun, Mrs. Mary Symes, Miss Maruf-'ch il ti. n- plot ii’. ni fiy Inxv th e In te n ia tio n a l dred babies in line" next Wedneai A „ __ , .. tha Fox, Mias Ruth Roberta, Mis* . ,(.,,| estate o.i which U xps remri. T ailo rin j? Co. will do day morning at 9:3Q when the par- Hbu1 1Iand . nJ Mr. u . c . RaoU/ u pi id. xx:II be iidvitMed and )nhi ade when the park for d tnurrh to . th e r e s t : : : for tnxef, i s-1 et ratio.,n will loFirst street, thence to Sanford ave- ' issuid nnd placed in hands of tho niie, hack to park and to the hand T h e H o m e of C o rre ct shcifT r.gnliait pcrsoi ul properly on In Honar a f Ut n'f irs stnnd where the prices will be Notice the step of the thrifty man as he walks which L **» rem; in u paid. S t y le s . George Davis Hart entorawarded for tho prettiest decorated 1 hi with Bteadfastdess of purpose to accomplish In rnakii.R ii.quiry in regard lo car, Once ngain, wo want it under- t*ln*d Thursday affirnoan In hinor something worth while. He is found in the -e, | ,.,f iic i>e sure nbrl furnish Stood that ALL of the babies from of Mrs. Norman DoPorest and Mis* dtnciipiiori of same as found o. Sanford fivo years down are eligible Emma Irwin at her praldy home on, great armv of savers that make regular de­ your deed posits in tho bank. ’’ for the parade and it Is N O T 'com- Sanford HiighU. Four table* of J NO. D. JIN K IN S . putsory to have a decorated cnr. auction woro played with Mrs. BarTax Collttcior. Seminole County. Step into the Seminole County Bank and The committee would be pleased, ' ctt making top score, to whom a ! ,. 55 8(c • however to have as many as pns b a r of hand terchljfs was given. tsart an account. slide, to moke this tho prettl it The guests of honor prizes wero ctn. TOUR TER CENT INTEREST baby parade ever held in the state, hroldorod handkerchiefs and the conP A I D ON S A V I N G S A C C O U N T S , . We have lovely babies In our town solution, a violet holder, fell to Mrs. and xxe wont them ALL to come he- W I). Bolden. T h - rooms were fore the camera rnnn. Let us all lovely _ with fragrant rus.o and a pull together for the very pretti st variety of potted plants. At the refeature of, the whole celebration nett freshpiont hour a salad course was 0, Cookinl proweek. We have' tho material, lut served, followed with sherbet. En- \ Wo aie hero to serve you with (he very he<t <>f ,‘v,'r>.’ hl.'“' us use It. Mrs. E. L. Marshall. JU/ing tho*gonial hospitality of Mrs. pcrly In p perfectly sanitary kitchen and served in the right wuy. chairman of the Baby. Parade will Hart in addition to tlu honorocs gladly furnish any Information de­ woro Mrs. H-)tiry . DoForest, Mrs. rarm aljc, Mr*. C b j U Q , >. -.u, Mrs. B O N I T A C A F E sired. Fhone 145. “ ^ ’ Geo. II. Fernald, Mrk» S. E. Bar­ SANFORD. I’l.ORif)A * -•* v, --:*o- ?- o m e B a n l v f o r H o m e nirPiJiiij Pprty -* NEW WOOnitVPF BUILDING- fHONP 15T rett, Mrs. YV. J . Thigpef Mr*. <1. J. ( ( ( • M l t M l I H S I *!(•«•*•••t •*!•**( I I t l l l l H H I I M K * I ****** -**»•*’*♦**•**■ On Monday aftjrnoon at Comfort Louck*, Mrs. Chaa. Tyli Don’t forccl onr Icc Croon. Parlor just ncroaa Iho nlreol Mrs. J. B. Cottage Mrs. Oscar Conkling enter- B. Stryker, Mrs. W, D. L. THRASHKH. V-Pte*. A. IL f* C-s-ixr 1 . Haynes-, FOliKoaT LAKE, Tres. J ^ ♦ ♦ .♦S I t * « * » « ♦ » »♦ ♦ ♦ + ‘ .T * *-*s. ’ .■ ; J ' • . ■ *«• - "_C • _____ ‘ ■‘ • - i-.’h5 4 * ' ' * -d - . ~ (~' -Vq— , Little Happenings— Mention of Matters In B rie fPersonal Items of Special S U N D A Y D IN N E R s I D R E S S 'TALK M). •a r N O T E yS r.M & t TH IS THE FIRST STEP OF THE THRIFTY MAN B. L, PERKINS THE HABERDASHER When Vnu Eat Why Not Eel (lie Best, When il Costs on MorcT X �.. THE flANfOftD, all they are worth and tbo prlata will go to tha mightiest in thia great atruggU. Don’t take any chance. Be on the alert ovary second. You dare not rest everua little Umo tomorrow. FORD ROADSTER, KITCHEN CABINET, PARLOR SUITE, 2 ■Until - now your work may- havo WATCHES. ORDER, CAMERA W lLl! BE GIVEN been splendid and yet every effort must be exerted during the^laat day CANDIDATES TOMORROW NIGHT of the campaign to fix beyond any chnnce of a doubt your claim on your particular prize. After these weeks of endeavor it wilt not .do in these lost few hours to allow some Subscribe for The Herald Now—Last Opportunity to Help Your one to step in and carry away the Favorite Win a Prize— Candidates and Friends arc Invited to prize upon which you havo set your heart. It is yours if you make the Witness the Final Count— Candidates May Deposit Sub­ right kind of effort for just one scriptions and Money in Sealed Ballot Box—All Sub-' more day and yon simply must do it. scriptions and Votes Must Be In On Time WE HAVE IT Good Florida Beef. The Best Western Beef. > Spring lim b . • • Chicago Milk Fed Veal. Com Fed Pigs. Pork Sausage. Liver Puddihg. Pigs Feet Jelly ’ Head Cheese Souce. Fancy Chiped Beef. Home Made Corned Beef. The Best Hams and Bacon F a t Chickens. There will be a tense moment to* morrow night in(*the Sanford Herald office. Sometim<rI»rter seven o’clock, as soon as the judges.fhave chocked nnd rechecked the votfcs deposited in the ballot box next Friday and .Saturday, one of the judges will arise to make the announcement of the prize winners. In the Sanford Machine Co. Garage. is i, waiting a splendid Ford Rc&tdjfofi'. brand new, which has newer *beon driven. It U awaiting its owner. Perhaps it la waiting for YOU. perhaps hoping and planning* Jo . ot talh t)% ygry aamf ; prize yot^'wfst You *can only be safe by acfup>i all the subscriptions in sight -*a converting the same into votes. Fu everyone fa working and working fo ■ « v a . mww m b W A ’F I / 1 ! ? T O A j A T J 'IT ' A T V l i I\1 J \ I # will gladly tell W r it e u* now N’n to b-** yt.ri Mid ba. /"'I J \ jJ r . Each cafUl'datn in thi* list bax tin np.mftli ’ tv Ut )v'n 1hi- Ford. Kitchen f a b r,• Watch 1 ti fi»r S’ii it* M 1— 0 ea r b, i ...1 ,*■ Ciirnwr* Ex.-ry <andi<lu(r who f 1■ To u n a D) j,-‘r c oit cnib ,i>mn>« inn ".i 1 !i rtinn i • *• Uw or t«trnv—m rTT'l.ir TT.,. c.l fn'i;:b-n or n - * if iJ viiling they remain actively In the campaign until ihe close and make a cash report each week. on m'H Tank* 1 <>wer * t In tie*!. G. M. pavls & Son 607 Laura Street Pa'atka, Florida * ^ MclvillivTylet, Altamonte .Spring* lVmomd t-htn'k* lor aniyunt* tiver 110.00, unit** i'«Ttiti.-tl will titit be nri'i-jiti’tl ft.r *ub**i-ri|ititn a turnt-tl in mi .Star, h Ibth Tin* rub- will bv , strictly aj.jili.tl in ever., inittaucc. C'undiiiatra who have roccivcd i ht-ck* with which lo pay subaoripi Min* will obiervc tht. aliovu rulo nnd I have tamr ca»hed or certified before presenting. There will be no ex­ ceptions made und please do not put us to the necessity of refusing to -receive bank checks. For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism P e n e t r a t e s a n d H ea ls. Stops pain At O n c e F o r M an an d E c a s t Joard or Board ad Room . • Reasonable Rates For Excellent Service *' * * ' Corner of Mhguolla Avenue and Fourth Street •ui.rmn' Harvey 1,. Geiger, Geneva itir (mo Mir* Mary Aubn, Oviedo :,,7 :< hi Mrs. Ji*mrp F h * . Knufi>ni |-II ,n,| Mrs. W. \V. Fry, Sui fo-d Mr*. It. J. Powell, 17 a. 5110 Su.iford 17.7 til III Mi** Clara Phillips, Sanford......... Miss Vanmetn Styron, Sanford 101,500 Structural steel of nil kinds a specialty—-I-betuns, channels, angles, stays, bolts, etc. • ».a_ I hmlwoeds in variety— asli, birch, cedar, cherry, cypress, mahogany, maple, oak and white pine. ■The Merrill-StevetiS Company Good Service-Q uick Delivery Complete lines carried in stock^ ijBvst equipped machine shop in Southeast for special work. A complete force of workmen ready for road work a t all times. Particulars and quotations pm short notice. AYire, phono or write us. Merrill-Stevens Company 600 to -651 East Bay Street J a c k s o nv i l l e , Florida 2 0 0 LfiS Ud ea li ! FERTILIZER J: M F D OY i WILSON A TOOMER n FtnriLUcn co F **<m o f l v i i v f . , l *- Use Ideal Fertilizers And Be Sure of Results For a quarter century Ideal Fertilizers have produced best crops with the biggest profit. Today, as heretofore, we tfive you the best combinations ot plant food possible. Right Sources Perfect Blends Right Proportions^ ^ r i l r fu r n e w ejii;iltii»iu! a n d p r i c e l i s t . W e can " B e a t t h e M a r k e t ’ tm jn u - r s . Wilson &Toomer Fertilizer Co. ......... 75.010 Manufacturers Mr*. M. Ilyncs, San’o id ......................... IS.000 J a c ks onvi l l e of Ideal Fertfllzers - F l o r i da Don’t he Too Sure You may have many vote* in re­ serve but that is no guarantee that you have landed the desired pkize. i-Remtntber how many other rnndl’ are also in the Mg fight nnd 25c, 50c. $ I. At Ail Dealers, A J I.ft warm. f'1«vftlftn>t, T r n n . , I1rr *d *r ot W h it* D t h t u t a Wr11. ■ ft. follow .: " I n sn • ( ( lft>lng o n i i r - i with tfto h. n . from l . f r - m l r to M*>- l i t , 1916, i t y d i l l ; rroarti ■tinwcil an a . r , > [ . »f 366 , { ( , ,i»> ask vouk take: no o t h e r t im r i t ru n aunt , v t ir» d b a i .k r c a n i*a t s v get m x h ii. t iit a im im t s *:«;<; f.i r » u . ru n vt,n THREF. SOLID STEEL TRAINS DIXIE FLYER THE SOUTHLAND Lv Jackionviilo Ar Tilton Ar Macon Ar Atlanta Ar Chattanooga Ar Nashvilio Ar Evansvillo Ar St. Lout* A rlV rro Haulo Ar Chltftco___ ff.lOUl) Lv Jacksonville Ar Tilton Ar Macon Ar Atlanta Ar Chattanooga Ar NashvlHo Ar Martin Ar SL L o u ! * Ar _Hvantvin -------A rTerroH auta Ar Chicago 8t3S A.M. 2:00 P.M. Si 08 P.M. S: 03 P.M. 12: IS A.M. 4iS0AJll. 0i2SA.M. 2:59 PJrt. i»i.r3 p .m ' 5:55 P-M, 8i30 P.M. 12, 50 A.M. 4i25 AJtL 7i40 A.M. llilIP Jrt 4t4SPJlf. 11:55 P J« . 7:05 AM. 8:58 P.M. 1:33 A.M. 7:83A.M. Y o u Need a Tonic needl’T i o ^ ^ r b 11! cV‘ry woman’8 life when she W hen t l J i S hc,P l,er over the hard places* to h k e-r-t rb i H°mcS to you’ y°u know what tonic posed of n i l ®W0,nV1ln 3.tonic* Cardul Is com01r purely vegetable ingredients, which act j ' f ,yct 3«rcfy on the weakened womanly orvans nnd helps build them back to strength and health! It has benefited thousands and thousands of weak r i , "M « 7 ““ o?wb„dcrfSi v ' an ,'f W|ll iIq the same for you. You can t make a mistake in taking A T L A .N T IC C O A S T L IN E AN D C O N N E C T IO N S Coaf ht*. Rjllrntn Dravuyj Room \ Car* ObtftfvutLorvLihr*r/ '\ Car. Duur^ Car J m S t i a m HtATtu- Eurtmc UioTto ' n J t n r fjT w n i 'jj 'Jor ArAi&J tj&rjpcn. tr sJeepira a r 1 rtttrxAnant, csll on or wriU A WFuror cm. JCMtxuw.aaw n t iit t r sa y st # The candidates, their friend* and general* public are invited to be present at seven o’clock tomorrow to witness the final event of votes awarding of prizes by the ‘ju d ^ s . . V " ! *!' i .J'0* wns All subscriptions should be accompanied by r< rtifird checks, money ami locked by It. Dess. A. It ortk,ril or lh|f CW(h hey ana A. L. Hi Its; lli.c campaign * • . judges appointed to innke the final * The ballot box wjU be locked and settled the last two days of the count and award the seven prizes, campaign and the*Tceya will be-turned over to "the judges who will be They have sealed the box and taken rfi'tcetcd to count the votes and award the prize*, the kejs. V ' ’ , . : The judgrs are announced todav and they ar< 1 >, nl burin.*** men No one will know, what goes into „ , , , *• . o f high standing in Sniifotd. v, it the last two days, except ns each vj candidate may keep count of his or All candidates and their friend > are invited t-> .......... .. ik - tin'll EX her amount s -No one is going to count. T h e campaign *ill end S a t u r d . y March I-Mi a: . it which “ open it until the j udge* break the time the doors of T h e Herald busine* otllce t i l ! b i .. \ | atm .ire seal* they themselves put on it S a t - on the inside will be allowed to seal their Iasi remittu-ue. and subseripurduy night t tion*, before, depositing same in the ballot box in the pr.-- n , of the Judges S r cured ludges After each candidate has -It, >1 hi. - lor •- •• • , Mi.- b.ilbjt j box the judges will announce that no more business will be accepted. The Herald has been fort unnto i n : and in the presence of the candidate* anti their friend the big ballot getting the*" able c M en* to act a* box will k<- opened and all \ote* . be p!u,'> ■! i to.: ■tide m the judge* ill M* tireul'Hiou campaign center of the olliry The llnul rouiit -htiiiblto >■ j .-. j with the aid which end* tomorrow night at 7 <>f t e adding machine and 'the winner* announced i-i about n p m o'elork Karb i* prominent in pub- Many subscriptions can be secured 'luting the last da. <u the campaign; lie .ip h t h a n ii'n v lie life, i* well known anti capable by candidates who have staying uuuilM - and a<cm h , aii'lidate will be il.lv n t*\ er n * i b e' Their service* and hearty rnoperu-1allowed to seal tlielr siibscription* r .1 i ulle, tmn-1 ,-[or,dropping *anie lion proriM*eal solute fairness to ill the ballot box. together with allMuur - r\> pt ,t \,.it- balhi!*. c\ t-rv candidal e. rrre*peeti ve of sex. no one will know how many vole* th.ir . .ui.tictitor lit II. «),. alum* b> ation or interests It It Ileus, i arrangement no favoritism can In; shown .trot le.-r.- ,-.,uhl be no (.uri-r Pen pits Hank. A It Key. Sem- way of closing the campaign. It will be aease of b t the In -i man win t i r u \ itv ** v M f i n - 1111 j ,It mole, A l- Metis. First National. ,, , , . tiuruble. <it MMnt T i n s. I'riitb men will take charge 0 n " of ' ,u" foll,,' " n‘ c a n d i d a l * . w * be .i«-.rij.id tin- I’-.r I It ...l*t. r I *i m11 ti • now In lit 1 1c of the ball, I box atseven o' clock “ ,morM' " S>* «*«•»«•* * ■* ‘r «' K'Xrs !»onb." votes on it w ill ft.*f t.. |ir.«Vitie |ittrc . rt.mt.rrow night and will count the nrw * “ l»rrlptlon. tomorrow. M'le* that have been i|ep,..it"<i and Make youriT a Whirlwind Finish. ' ix.'iti-r f*>r i|.e m hi'inyi |i>r fire protettitui nr itir irri­ gation of prow ini' crop* LIST OF t AND.DATKS AND S l V.ND N(, ■ ■lillg a iim i Homelike - Comfortable - Convenient Public Invited „„Tr rr «M0l nli! l " ' “ T1; „ w,lubrl" v b” ln „* H » '•■«*• .n .i HIM ° «,itb Thenk’oil s „ utd, y” iri»wb„ dep ob,,,,., ruling system will be supplied with . v the nccessnry fli^gl The batterlb* Any votes nnd subscriptions i will be tingling. Every adjustment Saturday, March 18, at 7 p: m. w will be ready fof some troe, pefj; .'prizes, haps YOU, to step-in, thri^T In theT^V clutch and drive it Ifbme their ' No personal checks for amounts* over Sin.00 will be accepted the last own. day of the campaign. Wu you tmmmmjnmmtvmmmnimutvmmmmtmm ■s Miwsmtii n o rr t. TAMFA.riA. i u t H ; w V mS f t T * itiu T ) CttYYVs^ccc Miss Amelia Wilson R. F. D. No. 4, Alma, Ark., cays: “I think Cardui is ih tor women, n„f,.r„ j . ~ t’’ rc*llcs* nicdicincon earth, tk ore I bejjan to take Cardui, I was so weak and spells and r ~ nervous, and had sticJi awful dizzv N w I feel as well am3! and can cat most anything.” S M S S f e _Sold by uy8I1 oealc all dealers. Has Helped Thousand �* • ;-i - a r y j gai n o t ic e t o c b e d it o e b LEGAL ADVERTISING |a tha Cfrcwfl C o n t i . S n n l l i J t O t l i l a r t a l i . I * • » * ©•» flomlnolo C a n a l ) , Flnr H i. la Cbancar) M. J . J W M t H B and E a s i l y T ru a t Camp*M . A C d m p li l n n a t, . McCal room, hla wife Her the IP. McCal men l ^ 4 ---------- M c C a lm o n f her haabaad, Sa ra h A. M a C a lm e a t and w S S su C m T v S K S T rii imbaai 0 . Guild and' F. ~ I t Guild, ^ * r hu aband l i a D. Hall and h»n 6. Jannla E. Peak and C . U' Pwck. bar hu .baad , Koaw’tU D. F ullrr a_ a dd L Uo v u A. Fallcr, hla w«4. Joseph ' K- Tdrlfuid a n d ----------Tanttim , hla wife, C . W. F a r i t . |'*K> •n,t Sarah A. Earn ham . h i* wl/a, I » e r V. S ten ttro m POLITICALANNOUNCEMENTS n.ir K,Vi Rudolph T . N i o i s , O t a r i no a 0 . Nyman Chet. T . Henderson anil H a n n a h A. HenOrlando K e n n ed y and F i a n c e e I t . K t n * ■f«ln«| tht #*(«t# of 1Vt r v *3i#n demon, D efen d a n t. B e d ) , hla wife, m dlan Sp rlcfi R a t i f y F oreclosu re of M ortg s g e Flori d a '* « * " I minute c o u n ty ; C e n r r u r l t l o n C o m p . n j , a corporation, • T o Rudolph P . N y m a n , Gpontanna L, Ny­ - i . . i d ;,nu ' : l,K ,d A d » i » t . t , . t a f . G r . c . v . F u l l , , , „ d ------ ---- l r B|l»r , h e r man, Chan. I*. Handataon and Hannah A. hereof ' “ hln •**•» ,ro»> the d . t e huaband S a m u e l HI F u l le r a a d — ------. Henderson: .* Fullrr. hit wlf». Hr belt H- M in ty and Deled February Mh. A D. J S 1 6 I t appearing n o n tha affidavit of Gao. 0 . ~ M i n l j , hi* wlla, Sa m u el Jo n e e a a d ID>SE I.. H T R N S T K O M . If art In f, a o l i a l o r a n d counaal (or tom plalhla wife, A. H . Vlncwnt and Administrate!* naa ta harain duly fllid, t h a t tha abova 66- Fri-Stc v i e c t n l , Ma wife, W. A. K o g a n ntffitd d i f t n d i n U a i c d t » c h of i h t m i r f •»d M. At Hogere , hi* wife. D a v i d . R non r*ai dcn U of th# a U U of Florid#. but J * m i.e e , ,„ d L a , r; j , m|,oa hi* wife, C . W . ara raaJdanta of t h e Unllad S l a t e s ; T h a t r" T a . Deed t o d , , L niim in ie/ a n d Sallle Entamlnger. hie wife D. I h , residence of tho aald partita, defendant*, N * S , 7 1| *f o»d Mettel A. Home, hie wife, S a m ­ -fa unknown t o affia n t and t h a t diligant In­ uel l„ Wedawortb e n d -------W adawoith , quiry baa boon m a d * without a vail, to ae, T - . Ur»nnea and Ellrn J . rertain th o place of roaidanra of aaid da J a ^ ' IC’ *’ , h e r ,b F «*vvn that J . Tlldrn i i * 2 6 6 9 Li ' n / “ a r « * * 7 “ L T , ‘ ‘ -.rtlficatea No., Hrcnneh, hla wile, Jaaon L. lll o d g etl and fandanta. . and 4 * 6 * deled thr 2nd day of J UB. -----Blodgett, hla wife, l . a b e l I f ! Clbeoa You and e a c h of you are t h e r e f o r * or­ —~ ~ Glbaon, her huebaad, Sarah ftU'* “ U crn fflcateV In dered to appoar t o the bill of complaint m , o f f i , ' " * ~ .— ~ Brown, her huaband, , filed In t h i* ca u se on, or before Monday, u j deTd' r o * ? '1 V m» <1* , application for ii ’ i.ro T ? ta a deed to lame In accordance with law. IL B M a h . r a n d ----------- M a h a r , . h U wlf# ” April *rd . At D. 1 6 1 6 , the earn* bring a O f 'Id e a tea embrace the following dot- l a t h r i l n e T . l .o n v e r e e an d Con* R ole Hay Of thla co urt. verae, her h uab an d. BH II. M a r r f l l a n d FoM!t0. ,‘7to-wlt; ly , l , u VLotJ 3l". Hioek Seminole connI t k furt her ordered t h a t thla notice be tnj . Florida, " i i " C h u. 7 M e r r i t t , h it wife. M a t y S e r g e n l published l o r eig ht ( I ) cobaocutive wreke I tlch rr , a n d Ja a o n H en ry Fi l c h * / , h e r h ue f j * r l i d r a t e No. l «r. a r o , „ . w ,.i •in tha Sanford Hera ld, a nawepaper pub­ ha*l I * band. C harlee N. Chapmen e n d ----------I1 V. o» E A l l c u g l a , . lished in San ford , Florida. Nathan C. Holden 2 6 * 9 c o y e r , e a . t hall, . old Chapm an, hla wife, W ttn eae,. K. A. Dnugteae. clerk of the aa p ro p erty No. „| U nkn own I Holden, hla wife, Ern ea t M Circuit Co urt, Sominole co unty . F lo rid a lloldwaa and — ------Holdan, hi* wife. DaaT i e aald land being aa.ee.ed at the date ol and the eoal of aald c c u r t , on thle the 3rd the '•■uenr. of each cerlf d rele . In the n . m f ol 1*1 lloldan and Cora N. Holden, h.a wife day of Pobruary , A- D. 1916. Morence Holdene n d -Holden, her (•eel) X . A. D O U G L A S S . .t e .r.l l * 1 , n '1 o .e h us ha mi, F, K N sttlrton a«d^ — dr.rrllw.l Unites a n d cerlldretra eb ahall *• C la rk . N r l t le l o ii hla wife, B j ron 8 . A a b U y an d tie redeemed according to law tea deed will B y J a a . C. Rober ta , I). C. K a t i e M. AahUyi hla wife, G e o r g e C. M u n Geo. 0 . H e rrini , A D lfc| V u ° *h* “ n<l , l , » °* g . r and — ------ M u n g . r , hla wif e, W . F . * Counsel lor C om p la in a n t. Ilarnea and --------- Barnea. bit wlfa, Wil' V1' " * * * » F om‘r‘ , l •‘ m a tu re and eeal 4 8 - F r i-6 le B a m C. M c K e e a n d -M c K e e . M* tnts l n*• J*»nhflayuf February. A II l i l G wile. Hamilton M c ll a r a n d ---------- Me•jt.*1' , E A DOUGLASS , • lt«c. hia * l f i , Qcorga l e a v e r and — — — f lerk C irrull Court Seminole Co., Fla U #w r . hla wlf#, John A. Hrarrh and M Melire o f Application for T a t Deed U e d r t a. » , . I,y V M McDaniel. It. C. T . B ra n ch , h i. wit*. K. K- P rla co and 6i-K rl-5ic Med ico A o f C h a p t e r 4 * 1 1 . Lawa of Florida M. M. Print*, hla wlfa, J . J . C o m b * and Notice W here by f i r m t h a t O v e n tr o e t — ■ Comb*, hla wife, J a m t a B . Dunn T u r p e n tin e C o m p a n y , purebaeer of T a a In Clrcell C ea r l S e a a n tk Ja d irla l Clrcalt In and I or Seminole Count), Merida. In an d — ------- D u n n , hia w i f e , ‘ Allen C , OreoC e r t.flctto N o . 9 9 8 . dated tha 4th day of l«y and ------ - Greeley, hie wife, Henry 4 htnrrc? I , hae “died aa.d certificate J u n e A. D. 119 4, my office, and haa made a p p L ra t.o n for To the unknown helra of and all partita Sw e e t a p p !# e n d — ------- S we Map pie, hia t a i dead t o taana in a cco rd a n ce with taw claiming interrat udder fi. U. Harrington wlf», (), D. Morria a n d ---------- M oifta Said ce rtific ate ’ em bracea tha following •ltd r . W. Harrington, hit wile, Mary hla wife. William II. Faachal and M. K. I ear hat, kla wife, Leth a E. Willard and Hepp, hrr huiband, derertbed p ro p erty oitu a ttd in Samlnola A K i p p and --co u n ty . F lorid a , t o - w i f . N E U of 8 E t * . Lee I) Whitney and J e u i a V. Whitney - - - W i l l a r d , her huaband, J . C. Kraicl and C h u l o t t * K re id , hla wlf#, W. B . Bac. 9 4 . T p SO 8 , R . 2 » E a a t. • hla wife, Itaneon l li p p and — ----- Kapp Warwick, Truatee, Wlndaor e n d ---------- Wlnd.or, hla wlfa, T h e aald land b e i n r ouaaved at the date hla wife, Charlea t ( elumMs Mnatirs k Trust T o m p a n y . aa of tho laauonco of auch certificate in th e rtorida Naval Store* A IUmnn.rlon Com ­ Trusttcf for 8v J . H o b t s , I ta n k r u p t, a c o r Allan name of K o i a n t a Irwin. Unless tan) car pany, a corporation. Chailea T porat ion, WatnsU L u m b e r and V t n i i r Com•nd e Allen, hi. wile. L H (Hover, tificale ahall be re d iem ed according to l a * urn), a corporation, Joseph P, Mlatlla McCelmont ami McCal te a dead will teeuo thereon on the 2 1at day Alden i nd C a rd in s A. hiiisllo, hla Vila. C b a r l t i mont, |,‘* wile, be rtha F MaCalmnet and of M a r ch ,. A . D, 1 9 1 6 . T. Warwick and — Warwick, his wlf#, MeCalrturnl. her h u a h a n d. Witness my official signature end aaal — ----H K lc rr itt a n d ---------- M s t r l t t , hla M i'al nont her H thia the I S t h day of February, A H 19 16 Sara A MrCat-oonl and — Full#r. hit hu*b rul l*hll#nt(i K S (Juki wife, a TV Fuller and (•eat) . E. A n O U G f.A SS. I* I> Shopsrd •• A d m i n i s t r a t e , Wil­ brr hue!.«n.l, I r ■ Ii H &I I • n t| • C lark C i r c u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e Co. Fle. liam Moirn A n i u tnd Ktta H. Hint a. d l n a n r r - w e . duly p a a . e d i)> t h e t ! l t y f^dun H»|l hrr hutiiand Jrn n it K- Pick It a p p r srln g h> awqrn bill In a c e r t a i n K -F r l - 5 te ell o( K t n l u r d . P lu r i d e , In re g u l a r e e e a l o n » n,l * I. iVrk, h *t hu»b»n‘i. |> rsii*4>, wherein F M a»on li o b # r l a It eorrt- t b i * 6 i h d a y of M a r c h . 1 9 1 6 . ¥ uH»*r «nii I < u i ** A FuiUr » ifr, /•%| lain ant and th# al>ovs n a m e d p a r l i e s (eeali J A S . C. K O B E K T S , rph H 1 ■Mum an4 t i n U l m , hl« C ity C l * t k . I l lii* l"r ianu m l nSarah » **■ ’■ v\\. * .r i rKarnhftrn n iu m ar an A, A. Faro* ra m * fl* ^ i , J^r^jn**iL |OU*^i C l f t t t l l C^oUft N etlte o r Application tor T e l Deed Under h a m . his w ill. Oilar.do K m n t d i and A p p r o ie d by me thla filh d a y . of M a r c h Fran- f.u U h 5 ,reU*1 ° i , ? ? r* (terlien 6 o f C h a pter t i l t . U * < cm Flerlde c e . K. K e n n e d y , hia wife. Indian Spring. ^n|* Florida, 191 Notice i i he reby given t h a t C. W. E n t t- H allw ay J . D. D A V I S O N . C «n .| ,u n io n Company, a! e g k u „ , r. U ' ? *. a *n a m e d ar# to th s cam y lalnant un« minter, * purebaeer -pf T a a Cert Orate No, p u ra tln n , G r i c e F F t l l t t end M ayor C ity tf-H a n fo rd . w'FvS* J l n ' n a i B l * known; t h a t th#y and #ach of t h#m a r t 198. dated th e 6 th day of J u n e A. D 1 9 1 u 1 * ( . fill-Frl 4tc h rr husb an d, S i m u rl II. civsr th# agft nf 2 1 years* an d t h a t l t # r o hae died aald e e r t i d r a te in my office, and F u l lr f snd —— Full r h»« wifr, Kubrr t is no person in th# a ta to of F l o r i d a t h * haa made* a pplicatio n for T a i Deed to la. l! Mint y and — Min •*-r»ir6* nf s su b p o en a on w h om would N O T f l ’K T O P I T I I I F aue In a cco rd a n ce with l a * Said rerun l ) , hi* ■«(• S * n i u » ‘ J ** ft** * and b |r*d *slrf d e f e r d a e f nr any of i k r m ra i e i m b r a t r a the following described pr,,o i n nr* tii# » I. W L f m t . It ta Ih# d r i ir v uf l h a b o a r d o* V It \ 11 irrni and Vnu ar* t he*rfore rv iju ir 'd to appear county »i. Hi mission rrs of Ha min ole count y l a erly aitu etrd In Sem inole county, Flurlde, V tn <r n t , iiin wtfr, VV A ll<‘g«■r* anrl M l , l " f **id court on \Innda> the 1nf d y t o - wit i A it. i r Ills m.fr, ft J a m i n- n uf May \ h t«M6, in i i * « n s a i l Ui| |«o c h a r t e r H # b u u n t l a n a t c l t h e #1 a c ti o n | f t * e l m t* H ,# arifif l l i r r t , s i t h a t th e bournSty and N W I f , of NE It of N E . Sec 11>, T p ■,1 d ., r Ii 1 f J i mimn < W ... m idalirf, e|me th e «ame w#11 be ta k e n a tin )*-• uf t h r said id a c t i o n |trarinrt« On# lu South, flange 20 E. T h e .aid land briny 1 1 , i . I £rf hi* - atife-wed •h atl hy. *•r*1 1c%I > n r l w d n l in n miiii«e«ati#r• • at t hr datffi o f t h* > ! * « u * f n p nf n 1 Mi l e \ Huftlr h i-' l« •* f i f t h r f ord ere d «n*i «dp idg# d th at d o ttiri N ii l«w ii , an d th# b u u n d a r i e e of r r r i i f i r * t » In t h » n > m r of J F A ‘l » m * 1ft I * W rt 11» W f I ft> sfni •r . or 1•r i<* t uM it a week for • H fi oiri j ' l r r i n c t N o 1 hrr# ahall b» #nltr#l> Ifni*-*# aald ri*rliflcmt** ■hall l<«* rpifprfnt -1 \k Ailfm.iff i f.l* * 1i •- J * h n 1 Mff hUFti ©4*1 I*--* i f «n ho, or 80 d»>s. in I n l u d i H in r ii m rniBaionpi • d U t i l r t No On #, t • rrofd ifl g |o l a w t a i dr«d will i * * u * t h r r r o n on 28 th d a y ftf M a r c h A. I* 1^16 At»o, T a a ( ' c r U A e a t * No !«**, fh#* 6th day id J u l y A, tl i&OS S * i 4 crrttrt r«i* v :*i hr ftfpa follow in g d w r i l a r d fir tip r r i y i l l u i l a t ) in Bomitioi# c o u n t y , Fl ori d a, to - w i t: 11 a r r r a Tn e r n t a r of N k of S W ' f of S F t ^ (Iraa lift! 8 r h* F nf \ VV *■■<r run h l » cha. 8 JO Iks. \V t*i rh s N tti Ik. >. Tp. 21 8 . U 2V l Th«* said l a n d b e in g l»t«'i*r'| Bl I hr t|l|p o t ( h r i s s u a n c e of auch c e r t i f i c a t e in th r ijifni* of C. C . 8t o fti *r g rn T n lr sa s«i.| r v r t if l f a t e shal l bn r v d e e m r d a r r o r d l n g to • n. I Filer, hts wiif», J 16410 l M l 'd g r ( I . Nn wlf# »u '! (ik(i*4ir ha r It • (j 1 f t r iw t.iru l II I M ah#r B!i -I M N 11r t , h I * Wl f * * , I Ml rui# T- l hr l P f « r Sint inf < Mfl h6*f •* i#r Hu* I**ml. • s ill M # r» m . 1 i. FI* M M sr*-. ill Fll* he m.r* Mn t. . Hr n f * I h1 rle-t J Hr n ii»-it, t hr ^ ■r tor.l Hr ralif. ie» pu dished i n ** •r. ! 6r*1. S#-«ini |# C«»uOI j . F lo rid a 1», \\ ,Ort#* m W ►or p> f I h i i y h f tru n tn set ” t ®.s r 1 i>..| •he uf-sl • f said id urt Dus l “tf, rf |) uf FVhiru a r>, A I > 1 VI fl ' *#•! > K . 1 A U o m iL A SH . ri.rk ' ,* I ri t U r . . F o* B a p L P a Ml a i a e t r a c t l e a I hereby , annou gee t h a t I will again ho 6 candidate for the D em ocratic nomlnatloa of Hope of Fwblte f n i t r u c t i e n . I Ivel t h a t I am t a t l l l e d t a IhU office lor rooeoai ( h a t f will peraoaally ogptaln to the votera. M ay 1 aak y o a r cooperation and •uppert during tha cam paign and- your trwteo a t tha poila. S. R O W L A N D W l ^ D M A N . B. A. Howard ta a candidate for County Superintendent of Public Inetructlon. QU A LIFICA TIO N; Mr. Howard holda a U fa Certificate and Diploma leeued by ih* Michigan State Normal College where he ttudled <04 . 111tWUMT lor fire year a. taking in addition u th* eotlem route*, apecial roureaa In Fayrhotogy, T he HL-tor j and Science ol Education, and Pub­ lic School Super virion. Ho aloe atudied on* year at tho Stat a UnlverrUy of Indiana, one j e e r at the WaaMag.on tie Academy, and took to o k a■bbu il on Ft ten lend* ■t the Saline l l u i i n m College. TEAC HING teugh c Q E X P K K IE N C K i He teughl year In the roun'.ry dlet-in school, one year In Wuhington Friend. Arodemy, end hod . l i year, of luccewefu) eipetienre u Superintendent of n t y hpole Mr. Howard prepared hlmeelf eepedelir for a uib'i woik in the aortic* of the Public School, and le-pethe|»* ibe beet ertuippwi ol any men In tho ro uaiy for the office of County Htlptr|ntetw)4Pt of Public In.tmvtlon. Ho deearvee kf ce re ft,) roneideiatlon of ell the voter# ol he county! , F O B - H U E It I F F I '* m a candidate fee re-election to t h * oflw e-ol aherjll ol Hetfllnol* co unty . 1 Del (Unified IlCaeklng the pecpla ol thla co unty Jor.ae-dle etlon |o t b i t office, owing to tb4 f i n . t h a t I b a t * not y e i had ih l* office for a full term. When my prevent term of office-evpirfia I will h i v e been In office only ona half term by election, fi.td lee, than one half term by appoin tment and for thle rea•on I feel t h a t f am entitled t o your eup . p ort and If elected will give the office ray c l o . r p e r .o r ta ! a t t e n t i o n t h e per t. In t h e f u t u r e me In i il Aa Ord inance Amending Ifectlei* 2 4 J dt the Itcblart l O i d l Q t t t t f i o f ih© L ily of San* Card f l t It or dained by th e Xtayrr *nd Co un cil of Sa n ford . Florida: h He t l o n 1. T h a t Sectiur. * 4 3 of th© lim v.awd O rd ina n tea of th© City of Harford «•( 1914 bg a m t n d t d t o read a* follow* " N o P f o o p r d t r u g c r r i t i t l n f »»iy achitl# •half atop th a atm© or leave It alanding on •by public street in th© city of Haub*rd i 1 1 Ju'ir>- of ”ur Uir^ul) r nurt of t>« t t , v r n l b Ju-Bvlal I ltei.ll of FlorM a. arl lin e for Sominole County nr Monday, f t I * 'I « r " f June A D. 1916. al th o terurl parallel with t h t cu rb bn©, provided, howwvrr. ;--ig, cic# p t th at It b© firs# d r a w n up to end kouM- ol >ald <o u n l y <« i w v * ' • MU ^ .m p l.ln l r . h i l 'i t e r t . c a l n » f y>u in our IT irt' r m n t i > E . M t i o n Ito b o r t *. a n d t ° do lur!h--r an d ro c v l w wh at our aald court i h a i l f ronolder l« 'h * » b . h a l f . otbvrwlao b . r o q r l . l r . n l will r r o r « . | v . - a r t e l< it furl h r r ..rrt~r,d a n d a . l j u d c r d t h i ! , h i . o r. D r ho pu ' l -hod onro . ssr#® t h a t o n F t m a f r * o t L o r a th© « • ' * i l d a of f l a k ' a v e n u e , t o th© < a i l t i d e o f B a a for 4 p v e n u g al l vehlrlpsg t a c e p t tn o ln rC y t lre « r ©uMlaheit In S a n f ; H b l r y r k a m u t t p a r k a t t h e c u r b lln© a t an * th e l l e n e r a M e J a m c e Ik , F c j " WliC'-n •Ugle o f f e r t y - f i v e d e g r e e s ; p ro v id ed , f u r ­ o' t h e r , t i n t t h i s s#ct!i»r sh »!l nut ar» fl y t®» VI-,., 1 «*«l i h e i e o f at t. r, , . •' - a r y t e a m w h ic h »* l a r k e d b p to * h r •r • ‘ - tni-lr r 'o u n i y II ■ *' tar t h e put nr*# of I n a d t i g ur uni»*adir»g j ! t '.I.ru .fy A D 11 - i : h -l*y w lie h r s u * t bs p r o m p t l y dt ?r# l ! No a t i t o m n b i l e shaH in * »* t cd l ' * IV ’ - 4 MHUGLAA *. p a r k i n g r l e r © ©ni a n } n j th e 1 1 r * » f ti-e .ni <’ 111-I *>l Wv-nlnol* 1 te-l of ** wi t nnu t drat g i %i it g o n e d I*• i n - : •»C ( uunty, Florida, n s I w ith th® h orn* or o t h e r w arnin g a p ­ S l - F r i |Mt p a ra t u s.** Tatfrcd thla 6 th d a y of March. 1 9 !« . D. W . H E R N D O N . , 4 ^ P r ^ l d a n t City C o un tll. I he reby certify t h a t tha *forwgo!ojr nrdin a nee was duly na--©d by th© C ity C ounfii / « B f o r d £ Florida. In regular aeaaioo, 4fct» t t h d a j 0 / M a r c h , l # l« f** aD J a a C. R « b « « » . Ctty r ie r k . ^Approved by m o - t h t * 6 t h d a y of M a r c h 69 - F r . - 4tc /. n . D A V I S O N . M a y o r. C ity of Sa a fo rd. tn t l r i r l l ' V- o il S ' . c n l h Jhd l l . l ®*rf«l . II n . . o d For rtcralDiilc Ceanl 1. F l « l d . In r h t n r r r * T o 8. It. HarHn ttoo and I . W. lia r r l n ir a n . bio -Ifr-V MiVy A- K . f n j " ! 'q " . ' " ' h i e h i . h a n d . U i I). Whl nrry and wJ/wtch. T r u i t t * rnw w kd m 5 J U rt * - FI-rH a N a v .l l i . Glover. Aldan C . 8t< m hlv M c C elm o el Urn rig h t on any o f Ib e atreota of the Ci ly ol Haofutd, w hitb ara p aced with brie Any vablrle n a y bo parked for the night on any utipav.d »treat a t .a point lota th a n one hnnitrrfi foot fruiit any In le rw ctlon of aaid jqnlrnpr.rved a t r e e t . " S o . i l r n * . " N o vehicle -fo a n y part ol lha tH y ahall follow t h e fire Wngine, or hoee . a r r i a t ' . , or other flro apparotua, when tha > ire Im p ertin en t ta reepnnding to an alarm , or r a t u t i l a c -from a I r e , a t a Hotcr d i . i a n f e than one bu nd rail and f f ty y a r d , and no vehicle fotla w tni t a m o fir* ep par a ’ na aba I o cr*d tha t r a il ! nit, p m rib d t y the ertUnanera of th e f.’Hy ol^ftaqfnrd.'* Sactlory J . " E v e r y hack', u i a y , omnlHua, or other .vehicle, for w hich a Ifcanto I. reuirod by tho r t l y , or a n y vehicle en gacad •>' carrying I r - l t h t o r pateengeta fnr hire, 7 A d m ln la tretrli, 1. 6-13 , 41 -, M l , 9 -9, 9 - 1 4 , 4-11, 9-9, Deaa.-ta errt o f ( h r In ter o ' U. 8, La i 1 ( i l t l c a a t G alnravitlr, Fla., U n r . b 4. 1 9 1 9 . Notice la hrro by given t h a t J o h n 11. Frru ggr ol O vu d n , Florida, who. o n M a r c h torn 26, 1909, m a de tft ynteD ad. Entry, N ohsf lt, l r Narib aaftT s-jart m -', S-sit'on 12, T o w - a h lp 31 So u t h , lla n g c 31 E e a l, Taltahaaagf M#fi.L»n, b a t filed no tice nf Intention to make F j v * Y e a r Pg^of, to eeiahiirh fla l m to th land above d c a i b c d . , b r io r v . C lerk of Circu it Co urt, a t S a nIf,rd, Florida.' on the 20 th d ay of April. 1 9 1 6 . C laim an t namea a , w ttn rv oa. - h l l r i n K [. y .1 rv » t or o u l d fr plac e l o t e i . n u i- t a n d • aunrlae eb all c a r r y a l i g h l un ri : I,i-r . i d * tn fr o n t , •-> a r r a n g e d t q th ro w • lighl forward rn W the directlor .a id Iaid................................... W di ,-Hi-l-* may be f j d i g . " ‘ - ' D o n I. " T h e Mayor may in hi, dier-riieri '- ■ iib lh a f u')||c etar.it* for v ch ir le. for hire, and require t h a t - tu ck veb ldca occur.y the afreet only a t - c u c k H a n d , when wal l e r f , r em ploym en t. A de*eriptlon «I viand ahall H« r n t e r r d on t b e min utev of the Glty Council.** ~ in " 1 — ,peraoa _vdolatlng i ..1 _ . ) . an> .. f e do l lo.n. 19. f-Any of the pravl.lon a of the foregoing ordin­ ance, upon co nvictio n thereof that) La nun i*h»d b y Im prt ionm rn t not e a c e e d t n i t h irty 2 ; F f A ry kJ o f e * ‘ — f - q Iktdrm l P a ra o d t b i a 6 l h d a y o f M * r c h . - 4 S t d . 1 htro by , . l l . W. h e r W h o n , ’ Proeidnct C ity Coun cil. certify t h a t tho foregoing or- P . IV. G r a n t , of t l v i e d a , rto/ldfi n . D . L a t l m o r e . of O v u d u , F l o r i d a L o U ', J o n c a . of O v i e d o , Flori d a G . 0 . G a l n e a , -o f O v i e d o . F l o r i d a R O B E R T W. D A V I 8, iteg i.t er, , fi7-Tu»r A F r i - I fitp F m n c h A rm y C orpt. A F Y e h d i ' B n n y c o r p s In m a d o u p o t >4 b a t t a l i o n s o t r a t b a r o v e r 1,0 0 0 t u e n sacb. T h e s a o r e a s c tlo n e d In to e ig h t r e g i m e n t * , t - a c b - o f t h r e e - tw Mat I o n s , and th e s o a^ a in a r e form ed In to to u t b r l p a d c * , t w o o f w h i c h c o m p o s e a d lv leion . * do my boa* l o verve th e people of my dietrfet and tha people ol the en tire co unty In the fu tu re ua in the pn>t. Ra-nei-tfi fly, ______________ C. W, E N T E M I N O E H . -j , _‘ttai'fV' V-*-' i T 9 N t ^ ■» n L M \ n \ dr ^ l V i 7 1 ** L — “ J d » k a - m M g-y -4 I rr-pccifully announce mynplf a cabdldate for the offleo of romptrollrr. I am funlligr with lln dnllce, and If elect* ed promise fallhful and unremilllM'r -t ~E .P .T H A G A R D COUNTY JU D G E — T o th# V o te r* of lloiiilool# C o u n t y : I will b# a ca n didate for th o nc m .n a tio n for rouniy Judge of SarolnoU c o u n t y a t tha iio m oeran c prim ary election in e ., and UtJUperauc In J i n # ragpWtfutljf eollrit yout your vo vot# Influanco regpWtfutiy te a nd n d lnflu< eltcud in nky behalf, It no m inated a n d elei by your v o n I g uarantee a t o l l . Juat and PMP*r a d iBriqntra M on of the ______ d u tlr_e of tho . ____ __________ ■ ____________ B . F. H O U S H O I . t ) E K . T o the Votera ol 8 * m i a o l * C g .l I announce t h a t I am e c a n d id a t e ta •ucc*«d m y.e li e» C o u n ty J u d g e ol S*m inole C c n n l y , eu b ject to ijto Domocrallo primary. F o r tw o year#' I h a v * devoted my Lett oner glee and abUltiea t o teVvlng rou ae C o u n ty Ju d g e . I i r u t t t h a t I ha v e u n i f i e d' l b * ' r aonflde. n f i d e n r o“ — y m . e "i n i e e e e d‘ In me two year# ago f< by the aplendid vo te you gave of you y o u r Wi aupport • _ _ rtw _I reijneet ■* and influonco. I f it la y ou r plroeuro to agai n e l e c t rn©, I pled■“ ge pruu m y e i p e r t g ni »e oe and best a b i l i t i e s ahall Be d e v o t e d t o t h e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n a n d alfaira of t h i s I m p o r t a n t office* Sincerely, OEO. 0 II F l l R l NO . F O R C L R IIK O F C IR C U IT C O U R T H av in g b ee n a s k e d by a n u m b e r of v o t e r* to b e c o m e a candidate tor clerk nf the court of Seminole county, I hereby a n ­ nounce myself fnr th a t office, s u b je c t to the D e m o c r a t i c primary, an d s o l i c i t v o u r vot*. I will a p p r e c i a t e yo u r s u p p o r t du rin g th e c a m p a ig n , U u a r e n t e r i n g . If e l e c t e d to f i v e my whole Urn- and do my u t m o s t to fill th e office t o y o t l f a alls f a c ti o n , JO H N K M K T T IN G K fl. I h#c#*iv announc e my ran F l a - y f.wr th * | oal tii»n of Clerk of the Circuit C -a u rt lur Seminole County at th® primary In Jus©, !( elected. I shall gtv# the PEW my ee ry best r ©forme! gt tent Pm *t^ al l t i s i w and e n de avor lo merit your support. Very truly* I>. I- T Il lt A A l IF H , 1 hereby a n n o u n c e my self #■ a r a n did ate to tu cc ee d m y aelf a * r l« ? k of th # c irc u it c o u rt of S e m i n o l e e o u r t y s u b j e c t to th e D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y |o be h eld J u n e fith th ia ye ar an d solicit your s u p p o rt. If •liscted can op ly p r o m i s e in t h e f u t u r e th e t a m e p a i n s t a k i n g c are an d cio«© a p p l i c a ­ tion to th e office t h a t I h a v e g i v e n .1 In t h e past. Reap#© t fu lly . ; E. A- D O U G L A S S , TAX ASSESSO R — I harrby t n n a u a c a m y » l ( a r a n d i d t t a for r»- *l*rt lo n l o th e office of t * « oaavsaor, aubJacl to t i t . D em o c ra tic primary. Y o ur capp a i l will !>• appraclalcu A. V A U G H N . 1 hereby ani.ouoou mytvlf a , a candidate for lha officn of T m Amotanr, and on )ftor ground of parroual InU-grhy, good rJttvcn.hlp. *nd tea at tilt y ro p.-alorm lha dutiaa of (ha po.ltion. I aak ha tuppnrl of .ha vu ar. of tha Couftly, I will appraaiala your aiHa and ptedgartny boat a f f o n , to give an officiant, r- iu il.lrl a, hunbaaatilaw adntin.lratfon of t h , office. - A - a . - o m f l w u . --------I bag to a nn ou nce that 1 am a c a n d i d a l , for nornlootion for tha offleo of T a a Aa* .•or of Saminota Ooutity and a i r n a a t l y aak your tunport *“ Wt* tha primary In Juno, “ rfn 11 alactail. myaall fa it h fu l and , I,. l pladga If . . t a. _■ ________ canirlantlo ua dlacharga of t h * dutlea ron nactad with tha office. _ II. II. G U T H R I E . 1 F O B L E G IH LA T U R K I hereby en nn unre myaelf a c a n d id a t e for repre.eot aria a tn rhe .r a t e Icgialatura (tom Svmlnule county, l u i i p r t to tha tlamo* rr allc primary J. J. D IC K IN SO N , m Feeling t h a t I am In poaara.ion of all tha J a r l e a . they pertain ta th a p o litic a l Skn ditiun In thta aaclion and in thia ata te a i d being of tha opinion t h a t now m aterial will b * welcome!y received hy t h e voter, of Seminole c o u n t y 1 announce m y calidd acy for c l r t t i o c l o Ih * a t a te ItgUlatura, eubje ct to tha D ernociallo in Jun a. tic prim a ry In J. F. KAHNATFTo the D a m o c r a t t g - Voiara of S a m l s o l* C o un ty : I hereby t n t o u r . r o my ca n d i d a c y (or tho .million o f rep resentative too ltho a ta to legts' laluro (or Hominolt rnunty. If t la c t a d ( promlae an I onaat and f a ith fu l p e r fo rm a r e a o f all dutlea falling bn me l o t h a beet of my a b i l l l ) . I earnestly so l lr tt y e a r auaport Iri the D em oc ra tic ptlm ary to b« held on Ju n o 6 th. 1 * * R t a p o c t f u ll y , FRA N K J- W O O D RU FF. f will be a ca n d i d a t e for th o position of rep resentative t o th a sta te legislature, su b­ je c t to the daetslor of the D e m o c r a t ic pri­ mary to be held J u n e ( t b . I will approf a t e your support, * R espectful)), R. J. HOLLV. SC H O O L . B O A R D I hereby a nn ou nce my c a n d id a c y lor re election le r m em ber * of C o u n t y ffrkoo 1 Hoard (n D istrict N o . I. F. E. F D K 8 T E R . I hereby announrw my ca n d id a c y for r«* tael Ion to t h * offlo, « f rn tm b a r ol the co u n ty bontd ol public Ihatructlot. of Sarainole county, D U l l lc l No. 3. . S C . D IC K SO N . At tho raque-t of m any friends snd auppertere I hereby a n n e u r r e my r u d l i o r y I hereby n n n o u m a «ay c a n d id a c y for t i n for tha office of Coun ty Comm U alro o- n t praltlcn ol m am bar nf t i e C o u n ty Eikool* Seminole co unty lor D m r i c t No, 2, s u b ­ Board for ftemlnolo C o un ty . Havin g a l ­ ject to la# deeltioD ol the D * m o r r a i e ready aetvad on a terra l ( w l t h a t m y term I rln-ary ta be held i J u n e 6 l b . I veil) ■ ill sejp ­ o l oiflce will apeak lor Hsaif. prealaln Ib e eupport of the Voter, ot DieC. #, H A R R I S O N . frlet No. 5, Ree poet f all y, I hereby a n n o u n c e ra) g a n d i d a r y (or the y. U I* IIA G A N . potlrlou of tutm Lar of t b o C o u n t y Board <>t I ublie In a tr u rtia n tor Dlatrlct No. 9. Al the reirtre.t of mnny L nipayrrs and J. 8 D IN K LE. r l t l t r r . , I have deridvd lu ber-ome a candid a lr lor ro u n iy rnmmivvttner. for lha 3rd J UR T IC K OE 1-r.AlE I'H trlrt of Seminole c o u n t y , f i r ride, .u h I h e r a t y a nn ou nre my c a n d id a c y for the Jert to the iH m u - r a t l r prim ary of Ju n e C h . H a t in g lived In whet lv now Seminole office of J u - t i * <j| t h . F e a r * f o r l)t#lriet county for upwardt ol 40 years I feet Jua. No. t , Seminole 4’a u u l ) , a u b ja ct to the tlflrd In m aklrtf thle a r m . u n r . n r n b If suffrage of t b a Der arirretlt 'Voters lo t b * I f e lM ta d ( •Irrted t will uae toy beet Jud gment and I’rlm ary of J u n g 6 t h , t u t « . infiuenre I m - l k i Welfare of the l a i p a y r r * pladie myaelf t o od m ln D ter t b o affaire of end up burdlng of our county. t o o offlrc In an u t M t - d a t e . bu u n a tr llk a 8< UrUtng the angpert of (he taapnyvrt m anner t o th e be et of ray i t l l t i y , and qu atigfd vo la r* of Divt/let No. i , I era GEORGE 0 . HART. Heape-l fully y u'*. ___________ L J, H A I tt L F .Y . Jr . FOB TAX 4*ILI.K4Tt>B I era a rsndlda-e foe tho off! * of T - « CotUctor Of Nan inole Cwumy. to aue ed rayweff, aubjort to the ae’ irm of iha vyler* In tha DwmocraHc Erimary. aad will heartily antnaafaie your aupport. Jno, I l Jiakta*. , 1 14 . % I will appr eciate yuur tu pport. C. M. H A N D . I here by a n n o u n c e m y , .11 a c a n d i d a te for th e offi, ,*4 aherifT *>i S e rn ln n l* c o u n ty , •o b j e c t lo th e a c t i o n of t h e D e m o c r a ti c p ri m ary to be held J u n e fith, 19I&. If elected I pled ge m y , elf to fulfill th e du tl ea of thia office In th o beat c f m y ab ilit y. E . E. B H A D Y J l • % J hereby announce ayreU n canktatn for t h oSbo ■I buparmtMMiaot of Public luatruetioa la Samlnola County, eubjert to tho DemocreU. Primary. Through my earvfes on the board ol School TntaUtn I hare beronee teitrin m l lha lha t uperin endent thould bo a pratlca! Balmeor man and hy ell meana a property holder end-Taa Payer la tha County. I aak lur your eupp rt. not bocaum I think 1 am eatitled to IL but heeauer I know, that my eaperiaerw will be o< raloable eervlce to tha Taxpayer* aad lha chOdraa ol the Cuunty.B. RUNOE. I hereby announce my candidacy tor ibe poe*lion >o ol Superintendent Super Inter) dent of Public iaa'ruc Imitrur Ion for Seminole County eubject to th the dedelon of tho voiara lo (ho coming Primary. Your vale will be a appreriated. m . w . Lo v e l l . . ; / H jU V I hereby aa nduaco oryootl - a can didate for the office of Baporlute ndeat of Public la etructlo n of Seminole C o u n ty , t a b l e d to tha Dem ocra tic prim acy. I f alactnd I pledge my floaw pe nonal atten tio n and the lalthlul diecharge of tho ■ ■ d utlea ol tha of6 co. Very reepoct/ally. T . W. L A W T O N . thv r#fur# I r 11 H* »h! v»«J I > t h - b o a rd nf r n u n t y r o m m i a ■i HU '* Thi® l hr h l U t u l i f l r f of rl» C|ton pf r e II. f Vi* Hiir, i t istr iF r . j: « #alula b e c h a n f etl FOB COUNTY tXIMMIHSlONEII I j read an lutluwa; 1 Hereby ennouruw myaelf u a candidal# lor i t ugi u niink at a |iolnt a n 1 h# vinl'th whor# of .He officr* of County Comm led oner of th# 4iH lei k « V! uh' hi on l h# west eld a an d at this Comm lasloner Ihwific t>f Ji#mlnol# <'cjunty. aubfoot |«rW a * # o u * ruik t'hvncs •< u ( h t o |trl tu lb# l*#morj*etif F|lme:y. snd u l i a l th« l i u x h > -: r #*#t th a n e # wtast a l o n i n o r t h ©O'#© of #*#ry vo #v In th# 4'h DUvflet and a«k N 4i 11 f r nf Vppllrstl-»n fog 1 1 1 H er d I n dc f 1 9l* " 1•'i P " h r «t lo a 9 of < hipirg 4aaa, !■«■* of Fla# * t b i * ■ f 11 u f hr ) s i f a r t , to iia In t e r s ***etion for )oui yuppo* snd I ©ant too i t (hi* lime to b a ll­ w ith F r s n . h a k « t u # . t h # f c # «uu th#rly a lo n e il I ten >. wlfr Ii .LI t. s-id Ids ityml*#, lhat If I am #W*#*i ihat I will work I rft**sI M l| I I•»i tn -1 H . . ' !• : n hi‘•••Her is here by g » '* n that Charlea t h r »**«t ( d r uf F r e n c h ebcfkue an d l i e c o n kret le*l end and all th© 1m© for our Diatfict Wifi'. Msiri* I Hold*'Cl and II 1 I n, I'f illkj‘*. (.urrhiwg-* uf T a x f e f t i f i r a t e No.' tif tu ai iiin to It a i n t v f as t ft tin with s e c t i o n but #ot getting or ovtrlooklng th# iargr-r intlln# hi-iwsan sactfu na oil# ah d tw e l v e , t o w n - #1 r«t* 01 ih# entire C min' y and will us# my lw#»t hi* wiL• ntj M r rt . Huli'rart dale d the 5th day of J u n e A D I* * ( a t d»e*d will t##U'r th#r**wn un l hr H id s r * 1 t at# * 0 1! #•*!., rfforia lo work In hefimsfiy with p • ( 1 C l 1 N»- filed said! cert ifi cate in my of* ■hin i h 6 M ) . siiut h of ra ng# th i r t y the Cunmd a y o f M a r c h , A. I* I V I 8 1 hrn w f. Ih • ... ^sht* 1 * •*» fi*-* and h»a rns'l*- a pplx- at tun for f a * ife *d I hrr t .- wr«t al ong >a(d s#rt In d line to c o f P e r ml witmrr« of i h# ul her dUi flrts% toward »h* u j>f V! ar ti f a*, t ir.fMk til f e e . ta n an d sis * f h. I « * n A!*o, T a * C r r l i f S e a l # No 7 1 J 11 st*d M \ *♦ f. i t • *il< t, ,|.4.* * * Ui i"1 ar c*»f ilanrg with law Maid * a r tnjilding of the entire f “m inty . «lh day of July A I i . t Sai d m riifi \ rJ f|1 •» ' c * OI i f ‘ i • 1 1 r follow trig dt-Mf ri I e ! ah lj' i i c n i j s o u t h , of rang# t h i f t y #»«t, M . 1 c> * h * # if r , ‘ w t rt O I* SW uFK r U r r m l r i C f l th e follo wing drscfil-.nl frf ■1 1 It * -« C* 1 • wrf# \K .» I '' ('•)*> I®*r o H ji't.l in Seminal# c oun ty , t h- t ♦ 6i.tr lh alttiig **hfikiin ll»# to ^orn#r rf t> s i t u a t e d in Hvitiiaoin f. iu ru y Flo r hi a. M ».*4 an. 1 M f l<s hi M r la !.» » n H. | u* |k« W obf S K c o t of • I.on l w a r ty *ki. t w e n ty s e v e n , I h k i ty I take )at«e*urs In i n n u u ti r i n i iny*#lf ■ wad l fo r ty fi t r, tow nship htn# te#B M t« wit W Vy of 8 W U of S W ' j *d S F la rt II It#. sn.t •d ■VV 4 i f S W (| S r r 15, T p 2tl. Ita n g s fuiir til ran a# t h i r t y #»•(, t h » n r e w p i I candidal# for lb# offic# of ru un ty commie3. T p 21 B, It. 2 9 F T h r u n i lirtrl L u n t ' Hs.IJ Itun N 6 13 cha W 4 0 2. 8 A 13 ch« , sou th } »• w.fe •curt a. I * i ind Fifth dlstlrrt of Hernlnole a l o n g •• i Clot) h n r to q u a r t e r sec tio n c o r n e r , sion#r of t h * 3 acres lo ciird at th e dat # of th* u a u i n r e of | , *. 1, 9 wif u h an I M f I H’,' cha J ho \ roun iy. sub i#rt to the n e i t Dem ocratic L# tw «f n b e r t l c n * t g‘f nt yf *•« * r n a n d l l . f t y Ii *f n. i-t- * f I if I| tu rh c c r t i f l r a l e in t h e n *m lIU t lbm »^| | a m#e of ol S M I ih •• wit H 1 lie ■Bid Isrid l*-l ft A i i th# d a le Illra tr a n cr il ptlmary Than k in g you for any atalstanre fm*r tiiw n sh lii n ln #t#en sou th of rang# 1Tn!c*s salii r n r t i f\ r a tr> . hl a l"t ‘be* fr d»*r 1 OlrTk "\! VI T ( h r t*«iiiTire of such ccr tl fi fl T p In the 1*»| *h'* wife / J ® ■ It • * llhi*n n#*rih along at. h-d11 islo n )o u may render me. I am arcnrdfng tA law t a i dIce d will 1*«U» t hi#*'?** I "HI * I I * * I* Js'l'k-w 11 1 * ®- * id VV VV S t a n ford Urtl#a« said IHiri > c a s t Very He*f»#eli ully, on on tin* f HI h d a y of M arc h A M 1V1 < » »i "|V a t r shall be rr I## rrird arc or ding |y bn# t » L a k e M iinr tif, t hen c# #a * ta rt y a lo n g ' l»m n h - * \itcn • C- H K l L t l K K . a sou th s h o re of L a k e Mtin roa to p o i n t of he* I * * 1 ( a t deed will! I-sue Chereon of» th# 3Qlh hi* wlfr flsn rv Also, T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No 101, i l a trd t h r J Try lNn.il — g>nrting . >(■» n( .March, A f * 1016 , and J-'* c»*tafijdc t I* 6 th d a y of J u l y A. I> 19CH Haol rrrtffi Sw rr taihtdr ■ *&* hereby an iu tu n r e myasJI a cand id at© ll I I Vi it>Fi» SOlf VI *if f l* M <«>**■ o > n f?ic I * 1 tTfnaltJre and *cal It™ It fu|lh#r r e so lv e d , t h a t th# b o u n d l f l t w c a i r r m b r a c e a i h c folio winy dr*rrii>rd (*fo|» I mil*. ®hi* th e 2 5th day of F e b r u a r y , A I>. 191 f> K o f e l e c t i o n p r r r i n r t H e T hr## , as i s m s now 4r*r lha office of c o u n t y c o m m i s s i o n e r for •rt> situated to 8 #minol# fount)*, R o h d a , h»u i r f r . W illiam II I 'a s i h a l st .( M t h * ^jr »t d i s t r i c t of Hem in ole c o u n t y , au baT rh*l, hi* wife, L r i h a l Willard *» d F. A I H J l J G L A S S . s i i a t a , b# c h a n g e d l o re a d aa fo llow s; to-wit W H of N W I i of S W » t of SK W, Clerk Circuit Court Hcrrlnol# Co., rla . W illard, her husb an d. J C, n e g i n n i n g k t a p o i n t t n t h e s o u t h a h o r e jt <1 to en dora#m # nt of t h e D e m o c i a t i c p r i ­ B#c. 3, T p . 21 8 , H. 2 9 F . TK# aald land m ary of J u n e 6 th , 1&I6. I f e l e c te d , I h a v e and C l aflo tt# Krrjct hi« wife I I y V M M c D a n i e l . I). C ol L a k e M on ro # at th# foot of an d o n t h e being Assessed a t t h e d a t e of l (jw urat||nc« i K r t J ' i only one p r o m i s e to m a k e — t h a t 1 will be M Frl 5tc VV } W if <|sor sh»f Wlndaor hr w#st aid# of P a r k i i r n u t . ru n th # n ca s o u t h of such r a r t l f i r a t # in lb# m m r of C r eq ua l an d Ju at t o ev ery d l l a e t t uf tha e n ­ ' olumii * Fi i an r A T fu 'I l om — a f a r K s ■ I d a v n u j c l o H u g h e y a tr ee I, I h e n c e .Stoif ergen* V fl l c s a ewid cert I fir a to ahall wile, |,»o>, ■» T f u . i i <* Fn«r S J I f nMi«, HanV * S a t i r e *if ,%#pile all tin for T » * I*# ed U n d er r a a t a lo n g n o r t h side uf H u g h ey s t r e e t , l o u r e ro u n iy . weighing well e v e r y e a p l o d l * inr I will appro* tors ol th© people's money. NtHlwa a of C h i p l r r 4A l l , L a w s of F I o r a i i t pT i at lont. War«i#ll "t* aecl Ion with F r e n c h a v e n u e, I bene© d a t e yo u r su p port •ill iaauo ther eon on the 2Hth «lay of March run I r" Itf a ••nitherfy flint r th# s a i l slil# ol s i Id i t s a i» t; W f U 'K N i'K H "e-.nirr i * hereby g i * r n t h a t J o e C a m •-U# an d Its r o n t i n u f i l l i . i i 1 o Its lnt#f#***r Alto. T a * ( *#rt I fleet r No 1 V! fl»i«tl i he * ’ >r, 1 if haaer <d T a * ( sM iflrtti N .. i ■11 n with s* f t k>1 # I l f . hr t f i t r d t r i tlw m it n m S a n fo r d H er ald : 2 d .1 day of J u n e . A 1> 1*13 i '-•n.h *> .U 'P'I ®hr .ih day of N , » v e n jt c r ■ •ill fw rlv r, lowtishTp ts^nT) south, of }'!##•• inser t t h s follo wing in your col r s i r r m b r a rra thr futluw,ng dp*t ribod ji#e|. V I® 1 * '* • ha* fll etl «*sk«J r # r t 1 h c a t * In rn > ’ 6i\g# t h i r t y r a *i t h r u 1"# w#st a lung ■aid u mn* cMy situnlrd in Seminole cmfnty Floitda, (T# • a 1 b n m a d e aptdtr a l i o o fn j 1 st -e rtl fi n lilt# lh» cortkiff uf O f lluna I s u I h a v e b ee n re q u e s t e d by t h e voter* lr N F U of 8 F u and N W 'g of >\ •• 1* w*l *•* in * r . o r d a n c r with la# v>,r.« i llii#*-, (rn arid rl # * # n t.*wii*hij» t w e n t v (M s d i s t r ict l o a n n o u n c e m y s e l f for c a n d r Scc_ ^ _ T | s -2 L - J L II. 2V It. Th** said laud A49M * r o M » e * t f * * « h r * - r t thw* ftiHnwrtng *tnar e c -n vffi J th irty e la l, T F i f t f ? ’ i M l l l a t e for Fh# office ol c o u n t y com missionr r bring a*srt£cd at the dal# ( f the latuanre clai-rung in t n b e d pi-ip efty st tuat er l in .S#tninole r o u h n i c r t . t In t h*t P n H r r t y h r . , along sect top tin© to corner of section t w c n i y (ar the F ifth District of Femtnofe county cf auch cc r tl f lc a t t in th# m m r of Unknown i n a l l c r de ec ribed . and lo at< p a n i c claimin g ty , Flori d a, to - w lt: N o r t h H o f S W M o f p I k and t wrenfy*sMpven t h i r t y - f o u r and t h i r t y * f i v e and therefore announce my candidacy for Ilnlr^ f aald CtT lJf ir atP i h i l l bn r#dr#med an I p l e r c l in . a i d p r o p e r t y , to-w lt N W ' t , 8#c, 4, T jv fO S f T l a n g # fil K. to w n s h i p t w e n t y s o u t h , of r a n g e t h i r t y c a s t ; thia ofllcf. If circled I will prumia© tn a c co r d in g In l a w l a v deed will laaur 1 hereon 1;0 ac re* T h # aald l a n d baing j u sfBused at t h e n c e e a s t t o L a k e J e r s y j p ; then re in a give I ht« office my t>eraoMl attention a nd H outhea -t -r uarlcr of t h e Northw eat q u a r flop d a t e of the i**uanc#j of l o c h r a r U f i n a tr gn it era I n o r t h e a s t e r l y direction* a l o n g weal ua© av#ry effort for the i n t e r e a t ^ f thla dleon th# 28th d a y of March A. I> 1916. te r. Se rt lun T h i - t y o n *. T o w n . hip T * « i i hnr# i f L#k# J e s s u p t o th# S i . J o h n s r W e r, trlrt and Semino le county. . I will thank J|» South ..ff I tHang*e n r - T wTe n in >h* n a m e of U o k n u t f J . Urleee A l .l r „ w i t h e r s m y ofTlnal l i g n a u i r o and wlevn- n t yl n - ne i n e F1eee| e l rt-u S >ui Ib is th# 25 th d a y of F e b r u a r y A l>. 1WU. .lu e rt e r , l . u S i uth . ' n ' * ' * * h * '' U / e r ;o r < l m g . . . lew fh c ri r# w e s te r l y d o w n «ald r l ) # r to L a k e all voters who car. consistently glv# m# their hot - „ l . h , k / u . I . a. i M nnrop, t h e n c e »f*u?bwrt »#r |y ’ a l o n g s a i l support. I U . ' , s. mi t h e r * I ' * * »rt t;1 w u « th e r e o n mi t h e 4 t h r t t r (a#a h f a i» (» rc;i i* N. half an d s o u t h s h o re of L a k e M o n o# to p u m t KNDOU r tU U .K T T J t t •• .1 q u a r te r of of \ |6*I V. ?» 1916 ( lerk C i r c u i t ( ' o u r t Se m i n o l e 4"n Fla UMB'te » •>, I V V itrti*os *n> f ■ fh ■ , a ! •igoatur© an d * # 4 ! f f b e g i n n in g r . t »1 fee q u a r t e r , )*! ^*.Ul * « H -Fn-Src • his th<* Jr d day of M a r c h , A l> l U C I W ilt ha a raodulate for r e r W - i u n of ha of. I ttf S’o r . h e a . t M# It f u r t h e r r e a r d n d i h a an a c c u r a t e t Nr ^ •*•1 F A D llfM l.A V t. i. ( S a Th *■■«i • us* rl sc ri p t |«*n of th# e b a e g e * mad# in e l e c t loft flea of t minly <'uminl-.looD from tha tth IH.I4|1«« rt I * • " l e t ( ' if cult ( ’ .i Of l Hr min «*l e 1 ‘o , Fin. ilci in lha nimming primary of Juna lha fl ’1C . VVI *f half <*( I 'r eci pe la on# an d t h i e e Ip# en te re d up«* Iff . t I I) V V| k f c h a n l r l . |) ( And 1 i rap*elfully a*k lha .iimtort ol iha voiara N O T H i: Tiii m n u > b> ok * f I h l * tmaril, s o d b# p u b , S«iu< (••* ■ %»* > n 5tc on that date and if elected 1 W(fi endeavor tn i >'bed i f f # a week l o i fo u r weeks In s n r w * ! iitaisOV* . All tha nfflra ' 11 to the lr—t u| my aflthty in f S a l # ©f S r haul I ■#.!* .. « > .a iB. n r k M „ A d t e , Mcc.lwn J l f i o f I h * l'-b U .h * .i In t M . * " » ; “ > lha ujura ta I h a i . in tha }*aat. U t ' l e f S r r t l « C T a i l s l i i i i u r , F l a , F f b t 1 191® II . l a r d U . d l n . n c * . of th e (Lily H y . f Han A n '1 ,h* *» OMhvI . . . o l . v . l I h . l hr f n r . Vaiy Truly. «r*lt<> T **-n ty S o y 'k Natic© I t hr t # by gfve’H ( h e ' (h r St e®# j Tf|*f ( > r go fig d r a r r l p t l o n of e l e c t i o n d m n r t e on© f a r d. of 1014 p IH ', VV-*I Half nf and t h r e e , i s a d o p t e d by t h r b o a r d of _____________________________ J . T Mr lJ tN K . llumrd o f F d u r e t b ' t i of F l o r ' d * will r»* |(| rf r 1 h r 11 u r d i i n e d by th# M a y o r an d 4*hy ■ #f >|Uart#r " f N'.iftf' r n v # bids u n t i l 1 0 o 'r l n r k « m T u « * lav } Rai I gif i i i t i n t ) r o m rr l#»ior,ers !## re co r d ed In t h e To thr ltem oc ra tlc Volaia of D tatrltl No I, t .If < VV#*i half »f C o u n c i l of S a n fu fd , r l u r l d a . 1 M errh 28. J9I6. for th# fa'jb Wirig •I * • pa | MUS Hamiriote C o u n t ) . Florida; T h a i ki hall l># un law ful for a n y per- i # -inti at ion nf fir# da in I f # f i l t e r o f tr © I.# Htrilt h wrst n U i f t r r , c l e r k of tb© r l r c u ll c o u r t , of S e m i n o l e c o p n c r l b c d l a fi d t , l y i n g en d being in Volusia j ® 1 w|ab to onoouncu t h a t 1 a m ■ can didate •uti to ru n a r y a u t u m o b i l e a n a n y pu blic county, to -w it: Hfiu( h#a*t f|hi rt* r of N®*rfh*i*t q o a r t e f nf s t r e e t of th© c i t y o f S a n f o r d , w ithin th i l y aa r e q u i r e d b y l a w . (or r*-*t#clloa aa rouniy commlaaioncr, DtaAll of F o c l l o n 1 6 In T o w n s h i p 20 so oth* Hn uthcaM .|tiart#t. F s - t hatf of So u th e a st fir© l i m i t • a t ■ g r e a t e r speed t h a n t waive S t a le a | FI Of 14ft* trial No. 1, Samlnola County , auh jrct to Kar.g© 2.1 # aot# c o n t a i n i n g 6 40 a r r r * . uuart*® uf Sou th w est uu art er <«f Nort h fTouinity nf fUertuln <1©, your vola In the J u n e prim a iy. mile* an h ou r; or on an y p u b l i c s t r e e t . lr Ilhdi will I*© c o n s i d e r i d nf! all or a n y w-st .niart#®, S##iion T h i r l ) i h r r c , T*»# n 1 H e r e b y f V r t l f y th a t th# ab ove and fnregtsIn announcing ray ra n dtdary, 1 do an with th e c i t y of Hanford ou t s i d e ©f thi/ fire l i m ­ Ita-f# T w # M y -n l n c its at a g r eate r r a t e of sp e ed t h a n fifteen ing t t i s i d u i h n changin g th© b o unde rlet nf E l e c * t fatllng Ih a t l have given tha people of P or tio n o f t h o so l d t r a c t uf not l#ss t h a n ghfp J w # r t ) ' Hnulh. l o f t y oi tew, A e r f l lficd c h r r k fur th# sum F a - I . West h alf #f N ort hw est , r . t a r t e f «f m ite* an hour iiufi P re cincts one and rbr^# wraa duly aalupfad thia dlatrlct. and of tha t o u n t y at l l r g r . of 2 5 jH*r r o o t of th # prtc# Idd. ms»lr pay N o rt h e a s t * jc a rt# r j**** ^ «»»t^ h i l f ^of^, L# «l | And, in tu r n i n g c o r n e r s th© sp e ed of an and made a fiart of th© Mlnutre of lit© l b i r d •n unbiaiad ad miotatratian, and with • (rat­ • H# l o J . C. leun ih g. S t f t # T rra*ur»r half of *aiil VV«■*( hail Wrat h a U t f .Ninth a u t o m o b i l e shall be f e d u r t d to e i g h t mll#s ■if C e i i n ty C**rnml«sloncr, af t h e i r m#eilog held ing that If rr-elactad >HI be in po iiuon tu shall i c f o m p i r v r a r h bid* th# c h e c k s s p i t tjua®'*r of N o r t h w .s l q u a r»#r nf Houth- ^rf h o u r, and ll shall b# u n l i w l u l fo r an y Feh, 0, IfilIt. and al-n cwrlBy that ihp ahnvr it a randrr unto y o r a much b * t l » r aa/vlca. th# u n s u c c e s s f u l b i d d e r s will be rrtu rn#d i# «t q u i t t e r . I ' « , l half i/f .Southwest tjkar person to run o r drive a n y a u t o m o b i l e In m * and m r r w i enpy of -al.f Ko.rlu'lon. Aaking at your handa a f tv o ra lt lc ronaldar lo th em . Wltnooa my hand and i ffiriol S - t i. IhU Fub. atlon, | am. te r of Scjuthwcal iju ar'jrf gf Su uth # f* 1 , a <-«r#l©«« nr n#gtig#nt m ann er * * Keapactfutty, It. IDIfi. E A "DOUGlJMW, F M .s.d t h is 6 t b d a y of M a r c h , 11 16. All fclda m u s t ho sc al ed and a d d r # * *t 6 iiu a rt e r. Weal hal* of . " n u t F r # i t ; f t q i f t e r / ___.. ) u « w n »\ * ri t r o( Huillh##i4® < qu#»***ri (W ) • C l r k fjlrruit f o u r I. • I- A D lU fltL E Y . II. W. If F U N D O N . lo I - i l k T r urn me 11, G a r r i P c r * n d Fro©** of S c u t h#w«l u. ij * o — *® “ i i r i r r , j I ' u a i i f * s | C i l y C om n til. SH -FrM te By V E, Dougiat., D. C . d m ! nf i b # H t t l r Ho ard of Ed uroHow of Hotlf h we*I q u a r te r * .,r S„ u! h w . * ( q u a r te r , | * * q------* —, SlCUPD scllf fi *1 _| *kspeby * At the aulleftettan ot a number at taa payers ua rter, . r e g o i n g orc______ e r t" i*f*y ____ t h a t ___ the .fo Ih# S t a l e « f F l o r i d a aindi m a i k s d **Hld lur E a s t h slf uf Sou th'****! Hang# ifirjt rt>* wraa duly pat*#d b y th© cil amt voter j I bore deckled to become a e*nd),fir;trt>* city roun Hi at# S c h o o l Lands/* in d m ust b# r#- i f f * # . T o w n s h i p T » c fi* > ■* *n© So u th Jiang# data for, County Com re, k»«loner for the ilh. Di*ail ‘H f ifl jp rd , n o k J d e * in r e t u l a>rr aeaaion, iluut r# i v a d n o t U t t r t h i n 10 o 'c l o c k i . rn T w e n t y *n*n© Fa«t, ft.»ut h w t at q u ar t# r ®»I ; crii In C o s t ! of C o n n lr J a d f r , N rm ln c le t 'o u o l r Irk-t of Semiaola Co Subject tu tho Democrallc N o f l h r a a l q u a r te r . wr»t h ajf of W* r j jf»w » «^» 4l l juhii*. ,l ll lhh d i y o f X I a r c h , I P 1 6 . M i l c h 2F. 1916 (Halo o f Florida / primary In Jut,a. Having liryd beta for nearly q u a r t e r • ( N .» rfh w ..t q u a r te r " ( NJorth ort h Ii (f.g . s e#t, t) J A S . C . R O HI E FHTB. T h # h t a t c H e a r d of B d u r i l l u n tn re C p l i l i of thirty y e a n I am known I f every vo rr In the C i t y C’l r r k 4h# f i g h t t o t # j # c l a n y and all h»d*, and m l quart#®- i W ' i e l ^.1 T o w r e l u p T w e n ty J . 8. Mourn dtetrirt. If eicc.nl I promi-o to ra-rvw the peo­ Kaflff J w#n»y nir# Fa*t Approved by m© thla Cth day sif March r#©f rv#s all r i g h t s r e q u i r e d by th# law «nd one So u th • N e t i d l« g i v . i i , Co ,11 w h om it may c o n ­ ple, ta tha bw>t of ruy ability, and aid g>vo I V »m h e i s t iikiiftcr |9 |4 , v H or th h* Tf Ih# r u l i n g , c f (he D o n f d r M l t l v a (•» C an al*. c e r n , Dial on t h r 2 3 r d d a y ol J u l y A t) . iha affair, cf the County cartful cor.fi.lereiion Sr f tl ap * * Sou th w est q U N\ * * J . D. D A V I S O N , p h c w p fi i i ©„ r r J n c i a l s . m e ta l s an d p#tr<T«um of 19 1 4 , I . b a l l a p p l y lu t h e I fo n n r a lit o t i r o - I will appreciate ytur ouptiurt il. tn your Judge­ ___„„ Stouth, HeVen. T -*n*M t> . 'i- w# m y-one *• ^ ^ l a y o r Ofty of Sanford c n said land . G. Ilrr ring, J u d * » c f aald t ’ourt, aa Jlldgo ment | con serve ycur t>ast 'nirrea.a, r w t i c Ito ngo T a . B t V n ’ r tte E a . t ; W . a t q u a r l r r of I I ) ord #i o f I h # f f t i f a Ho ard of l l d u c a of P r o b a to , fnr my Anal dlrrh arga aa Ad. Your* Truly, q u i r i i r of Nor t haa i t q o » J l t r . t i n n ^ t h i i Ih® l l l h d * y of F e b r t i v f y * A. I F K , . u t ) i » i » t T v#n® y -on# • a i n .......... . IL If. P A T T 1 8 H A U . T i*wn*M r» i c f t i l a U a , the I t . o of H i r . t l . rn inl.lra ri* of. the e l a t e of J . S. hlonrr, Section Fight. 191 6. d r r . a r . i j and t h a t at the f a m e tim e I a ( > l h e 4 Hr U n o n f o r d , M w i d a So uth. H i n r T • . n ty Btnv F » » t . F A U K T E A M M K U , Fr#aid#t»i !T» t orifa.na.t . « tho n . i , | m il proeent m y fine) a e m u n te a t Admlnt hereby aryu iibca .m y candidacy fur It quart./ r l S , u l h . - I 'K - . r r . r rJ Sn oth ra .1 W . A . M r l t A F . Sile« «n # n. u t r a t r l i of aald eatato , and aak for their elartlon to the office of earnmiriiuner from q u a r t e r S^ ri ton F l - v - n . T o w r u h l n T w r n i y - Counry) of Panford, F lorid a : 62 Frl-M© tha Tklrd Diatrlct , Samlnvia r-cunty. I Hectrvn I. “ T h a t DO a u t o m o b i lt . rnotoi on« S o u th . K a n r - T w c n i y - n l n a E a » i . J a n . 7 l h , A. D. 1916. will appr eciate your aunport In' l b * Ju n a Y o u ar- h.rvt y frqulrvd to appear h*- ryrlo. or olha'r vehtrla ahall he parked for K U T n E. M O O R E , Deraorrolfc prim ary and If re-elected will lil . l e n t in 4 I II Candidate For "S o tlrt* Iceb erg *. If tbo winA In In rt^ht rffrec-flon, s sort’of cold amoll (Itci sartors warnIhk of tbs proximity of*an Iroberit. \ " jgk �<uaFS>. 1. v : Tf*** ---■ 1 1 Sale Begins S atiurday March 1 8 th 1916 'Tt 1 h e .Greatest J M erchan ■ ■' 11 * ft V 4 ■ 9 * , n L I , •V- ’ r T - y x* In the Store Formerly Occupied by D. A . Caldwell & Sons. ^ Note the Tim e and tne ‘•Plac^, Goods, Notions, Shoes, M eiV s Furnishings, Ladies’ Ready-to-i out in th isS a le Below Factory In connection with the Bankrupt Stock which we are devoting the rtext few d ay s'at this store to a special marking down of prices, we are going to put on sale the largest stock of High-grade Seasonable Merchandise ever before offered in this section of the state. Thjs tremendous stock consists of factory and mill ends pur­ chased through our New York Representative, and will be sold at prices that will be startling for we have forgotten all the usual price standards in order to make the following week March 20th a memorable week in the retail history of our town to every man woman and child. Grasp this opportunity and rally to this Carnival Feast of Bargains. Owing to lack of space we quote only a f e w of the many bargains found here. Ladies’ Shoes, Values up to $2.50, this Sale Only THE DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT 36-in. Heavy Pleached Domestic, during this sale going tiie yard 36-in. Hood Quality Sea Island, sale, only 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, per yd to lie sold Q l^ , 02^ at this best quality sells for 3 2 )«*c, .............. ........................ 72x90 Sheets, priced for this side to be sold out only. ____ ____ O q for 45x36 Pillow Cases, e x t r a good q u a I i t y, sale price o n ly ......................................................................................................... 500 yds RollerjiToweling, as long as they bust, 10 yds to a customer, per yd............. ..... >t .............................. 36-in. Heavy Huek Towels, also Turkish H a t h Towels, only Ql 60-in. Satin Finish Table ljfien r p r j c c <1 for this sale only 27c 3-4 Highly Mercerized Table Napkins, Mill End price to.............. ..................... day, per d o z .............. “r “r C Mill End French Poplins, beautiful assortment to select from,' T>0c value, per yard A An Direct from factory, large as­ sortment of Curtain Swiss and Scrims in the new Spring colors and whites, these are worth up to 25 and 40c 10c 36 in Silk Mull in the new Spring colors, sold everywhere at 35c, sale price per yard 1 Lot Colored Linens, all colors, 25c value to be i r closed out at, per y d ..... X O C 1 Lot Mill Ends, 5 and 10 ydlengths, consisting of Batiste^ Ratine, French Lawns and Pop-, lins in glowing Spring colors and are worth up to 55c yd, sale price, per y d ......... Ladies’ White Skirts, made of Indian Head, as long as they last, e a c h ........ T Lot Ladies' White Shirt Waists, values up to $2 While they last 21c 25c 10c 25c Commencing on Mon­ day M o r n i n g and Every day during the week we will have some very S p e c i a l B a r g a i n s to o ffer which will be A dver­ tised in our Windows. Hence, it will p a y you to w a t c h our W indows. MEN’S AND BOY’S DEPARTMENT M en’s Trousers, in Navy Blue, Light and Dark Dreys, values up to $6.50, this sale (P O Q Q M en’s Overalls, Union made, regular $1.25 value, this sale only ................... Mens Work Shirts in blue and tan, 50 and 65c value, side price o n ly .................. ODC/ M ens’ Sport Shirts, large assortment to select from, in the new strip es...................................... : 47 c M ens’ Dress Shirts sold everywhere for 75c, priced this sale for...................... Men's Half Hose, blue and tan, 12) jc value, special price this sale o n l y .......................................... M en s and Boys for only There will be som e­ thing startling Every Day. .> « . . . . Belts, <;>c and $1 00 values now going AH M en’s Collars will be sold during this sale for otily e a c h ............................................................................................ .♦....... r Balbriggan and Nainsook Underwear, the garment, going for only HATS Beatiful For 'I he Assortment J School Hoy N eck All Boys A LL Wear J l a t s and $2.50 and $3.00 Men’s Hats Valpes * Caps 50 Cents Values up to Sale $ 1.00 T o go in this Sale a t ONE P R IC E Price $1.48 ' - QU, OC Choice Special Sale In Children’s Rompers Saturday DC 21c Roy's Heavy Ribbed Stockings Priced For This Sale Pair SHOES - - SHOES SHOES - - SHOES SHOES - - SHOES . «* 500 Pairs M en’s Shoes in Black Patent Leather, Tan, Gun M etal and Vici Kid, in either high tops or ier mgn Oxfords and ranging in price from ( $4.00 to $5.00. Your choice ,of any Shoe in the house for....................... 400 Pairs of Ladies' Shoes, ranging jn price from $3.00 to $4.50. These are broken lots and among these can be found anything fropi ft* -fl ry a 16-Button B oot to a Dancing Never before have you had such an opportunity to lay m a supply of Children’s Shoes. Some of them sold as high as $2.50. The entire lot to be sold out during this sale a t prices from 49c t o .......... See our window of Men’s Shoes. Come early before the size you wajit is gone. D on’t Forget the Little One’s $2.35 . i ; :------------------------------------ ^ * J lv ---------- The above is only a Suggestion of what we have to offer in Real Bargains. To appreciate this Sale an .Great Bargains here offered, you will have to come to this store and visit every Department which will r some very Special Values not quoted here. : Out of Town Visitors Coming lo the Carnival will make Ibis Store Headquarters as we have made Special Arrangements to take Care of them and their Baggage S t•o r ■e O rp e______ n S a__t u______ r d a y1 M o r n i n g a t ________ N i n e _O_ v’c*lv/ovci ekj , 1TMX aUr1Uc hI JLOII1 18th p* - �AMUSEMENTS CROWD • TO SANFORD ' . . ------..;,T _ m a je s t ic ’ ‘ i sh o w s have C L E A N ENTERTAIN­ MENT THROUGHOUT ‘‘ri‘ you lose if you win but it all * el1 j" tho big festival 4n4 it ?“ been several year* *{ncc we anything here L, make a noise. 1 lie show* are all clean and under tho able management ol Nat Norder the Majestic Shows can be recom­ mended to the public. They may not be the biggest shows huf they MILLIONS OF VOTES CAST AND HUNDREDS OF NEW SUBare the best that have been here in SCRIBERS SECURED IN ONE OF THE SUCCESSFUL CAM­ in any a year. HERALD'S CIRCULATION , CAMPAIGN BIG SUCCESS A Longwood Egg l.ongwood, Fla . Mar 18. 1916 Mr. Editor: PAIGNS CONDUCTED IN T II I S TERRITORY -H E R ­ ALD NOW COVERS THE FIELD LIKE A BLANKET. NEW SUBSCRIBERS OF VALUE INESTIMABLE TO ADVERTISERS. MRS. J. F. HOOLEHAN AWARDED FORD ROADSTER. THE JUDGES STATEMENT AND PRIZE WINNERS, AND THE F INA VOTE COUNT airmen.on Meta and other German towns, the sinking of a French tor­ pedo host destroyer by a submarine -in tho Adriatic and the reported forpedolng of an Austrian hospital ship •T by an Entento under water boat are recorded in official and unofficial communications. , , Berlin chronicles an attack of great violence by the Ruasiana around Driswiaty Lake and Lake Nurocx, but says the Russians were repulsed with great losses, 9,270 Russian dead having beem counted in the Lake Narocz region. FEARS FELT FOR SAFETY OF OUR MEN *.: ,** rtv MEXICAN PROM ISES TO HOLD VILLA ARE BROKEN One of my hens recently pro­ Saturday the Germans in the The umusements are here and on duced Something in the way of hen * .5Vaux-Damloup sector, northeast of tho grounds irt the' squsre between fruit which I think worth printing. E l Paso, Tex .7 (Mar. 21.— Tho Verdun, began another spirited at­ force* of Colonel, ,C*fio were en­ Commercial and Finn and Palmetto The thing, was in the shape of an tack against the French, but the gaged in battle *»• 4:^0 .o’clock this and Sanford. Since they have put f|£B. measuring {he longest way in French^bringing their curtain of fire afternoon, with’ b'andUrf’fed'by Villa up the shows t h r merchants aro circumference nine' and one eighth into play drove tho Teutons back. in Nt^miquipa, according to s ' dis­ sorry they were nbt allowed to be inches and the shortest way seven The Prize Winner* Votes The attack was Hot pushed again patch received this afternoon by placed on First street for, there aro and one half inches. Now when we First Choice • Mrs. J . F. Hoolehan...... ........ - ................ 2.125,150 during Sunday and only Interntiffent General Gavira, Carranza camno objectionable features connected broke this egg it had another perfect Second Choice Mrs. M. Hynes............ ■ — .................... 1,088,000 bombardments took place. 4* mandant at Juarea. Tho-result of with tho Majestic Shqws and aside eM«,normal sire with.full shell same Third Choice Mrs. R. J . Powell _____ .. . 1,023,800 from the merry go round there are' as uny egg and outside or between Foiirlh Choice Berlin reports the capturo of some the fighting- was not derideef at the II. L. Geiger y * w_ , 760,000 no noisx ones nnd- It ’ *Wotdd have, the two shells wns a perfect yolk Fiflh Choice . ground from the British northeast time of the Ufeipt of the dispatch. Miss Mary Aulin______ v ; •* • •** ’ ** ;ti <26.000 Namiquapa Tt in tho clistrlct of arid the white which would amount '.••■*** gone tfti -First street djdth no trouble Sliih ( holer Miss Clarn Phillips____ ...L V ’ 275,500 of Vcrmellea in the direction of La Guerrero, State of Chihuahua. . to any-one. ,A. ‘ •'.* ’> to htgie m quantity than any egg Seventh Choice Mrs. W. W. Fry. ______ 190,300 Bassee and tho driving of the French Colonel Cano is in command of a However, they arc here and you -usually wt>uld contain Vsnmetea Styron 83.000 from a po*Ulon northeast of Dadon\ \ e lull eye m l.otigwuml and that force of 900 calvalry which came in yllUers in the Vosges. London adwill want to know who they ar*1 and Melville Tyler 30.000 It la hard to heat a., a pluee to live, contact two days ago at El Valle, Mts the capture by tho Germans of why. The feature of the Majestic Would The Judge*' Statement htee mine craters at the Hohen- with Villa forees which on this oc­ Shows is tho Mabel Mack Trained us well as to he,il this egg casion lied without giving battle. We. the undersigned, judges appointed to make tho final count of zollorn redoubt. Mules and If you have heard, gf like livhnlr from nther-t "* Very truly yours, vote* and award the prizes in The Sahford Herald'd Circulation CamDespite the reports that Cano’s them and novor seen them you know The Frjjfech' gup* have been busy • a * p : K Hardy. paign took charge of the ballot box March 1Hth, 1D1G. at 7 p. tn., the bombartfflK ACerman absolutely nothing about ' a mule. troches in forces had engaged those of Villa at hour and date named, find upon careful count of the Votes east that the ChnnipngiiV and German positions at Namiquapa persons were in­ We lyive always associated the mule I’rc .l i) lerinn ( ‘. K. above list of person* are entitled to stated choice of the seven (irises northeast ef St. Mihiel. V* t' formed express the opinion that the with stubbornness but the mules The I’resh-. tertan K met on offered by the Sanford. Florida, Herald. Carranza force* had failed to hold trained by hfnbel M aek are not French aiDyaft dropped bombs on up their end of the. net by which it Frid.i, ev•i ,i ' g * i' ti l ' ii It m ■ ha rye Signed: A K KEY trained by the lash but by' human Motx. munition depots near Villi* was propo*w*HT) capture the bandit Mis* I,l|i ;, U lotin-r, l e a de r The | A. 1. IIKTT8 kindness and the different stunts Oarers and Imsitions elsewhere, while chieftain m e m b e r * .•f t he l ii all g a t i ....... I i TherV were confirmatory 11^te. March I*. Ibid It It DEAS pulled oil by these mules is beyond other aeroplanes homhed the aero­ reports received today of the new* talk* mi i I . -ol ,. t «umprehenaion. They do evi r> >i* w>-ik* n( patient, hard work prominent citizens and their de- drome ut Hkrvslcd't ami \luel* received for the lant week that the I 'll -Sill, I ' , i 'ig aft r hitvice tiring but talk and they really talk In aerial engagements a Mexican troop* not only were fail­ were entirely satisfactory huzen t h e i-Vci u t i l1 1 , mil niit 1er bad a call brought tneir great reward la.*t Sat- cisions ■M m the sign language. They carry German airship attacked the En­ ing to cooperate with the American - . meeting .ii 'II add'd enough point* to urday night when candidates in to all mail, imitate human beings in ever;, t In *u p . i I art t,. rai-c tin ii,. S.infofd Herald * * ireiilation Tht Judges were It It l leas. tente allied Meet south of Baden troop*, hut in certain instance* were way drill and march at the word of luki ami the French brought down interfering with them. • I 'ampaign rust their final votes and uncle! \ I ill" per tent, making it a A. It- Key and A. L. Betts. command, dance and 'do everything three of their ships. the eampaigu came to an end ( Io l d S e a l S o c i e l I tin ole III v The Prize Winners and more than any trained horse* the . ! i ■• The French torpedo boat dcstroyc r I i.i fmt that the h.iltut box was With a grand total ol 2. li!5,lf>0 Washington. Mar 21 The deon exhibition and the pcrformumi' i* bn k,-d and **-aled the last two days votes, Mr* J F Hoolehmi, u jjojiu* Rvnaudin sa* sunk ulu-n a sub- facto Government of Mexico 'todayentertaining, instructive and mo.t I ih r ail iin I )t |mr i m« ni e( 1 In- campiUgiS and that the can­ lar Surilord lady, carried off the murine sent the vessel to the bottom proposed to the United State* the pleasing. The Mabel Mack Mules Tin* ri'^uLir timm*l i r>ic •*! tin* l . i t r r didal, •* could deposit their last *ul»- highest honors and was awarded by in the Adriatic. drafting of a protocol under which arc well worth your tri|i to Sanford The Germans deny the responsi­ American and Mexican troop* co­ •itu rv I >« p.irt iin’fit will !*• lii’M .ii *eriptiofi* and money dinu-tly into the judges the first prize a hand­ if >ou see nothing else. Mrs Mack bility L>r the sinking of the Dutch operate, in running to earth Fran­ tin* U urn.in -• ^ \\* *^ ,i(t» r the ten demonstrated to all doubt­ some find Roadster. u> a tine little lady ami take* great Hteanier Tuhunlin find!: ;i 3: I fB»| ,.i | In nijr ing eati did a tea that the campaign cisco Villa and his bandits, without Mr- 11 oobdian, the winner of the I rule in her pets and liejudi-* tinw.i* closed mi tlie square and that danger of misunderstanding or conRoadster earned her [trite through mules has trained dogs und many it wa* iniputuilhle to show any favors tlict. Tho terms of such a formal her own e|!otX*. She realized early ntlo-r animals. She will take speeml t•i any one, because no one hut the convention would lie designed to in the ciimpiitgifnthat to get a large care of the children and show them ■.Iiidldllte* themselves knew what meet all question* which may nrise amount of business and pro|^rthe midget mules and dogs'and . the w> m into the ballot tiox to be count­ Int eh future netting forth the rights tionutu votes, jhe must make nO* »ay in which the animals are train 'd l>j the judges. Everyone was of the American* expodititlohary aggressivtf campaign from start to rd allowed to witness liie final count of force* now in pursuit ol the bandit fiuish and instead of devoting her The big merry g o 'round «f course vnte* alid all went fcway satisfied chieftain, and the nature of the co­ time to tjtd City of Sanford alone i' the center of attraction ami no that they had been fairly treated. operation expected * from the chief anfi wofkinK intermittently, she shows would be complete without After the winners'were announced branched out Into the surrounding Everything is In readiness for the of the Cnrranxa Government be­ Washington. March J l Evi the merry go round and *tho_ M.tthey were congratulated by their territory.ftqd made a day after day Baiiy Parade Wednesday morning ut came known today at the con­ jeitic Shows have a gapri-Piyd ♦. The lienees of ro operation between ('res­ many friends as well as byf their campaign frqn> the very start, which 9:30 with fifty entries already listed clusion of n conference between ilient Wilson and congress which reason we think it a good pim fe I,** fortunate competitors De­ resulted in filling uji u very large and many more expected This fea­ Elifteo Arredondo, Mexican Amhus|. .nl in . i i carl, adjournment I ' e i t e It h a» "b e e n c ro w d e d ,. : fl|/ till- m i , feat.* were taken good nuturcdly and reserve -voth oiirl> in rhe campaign. ture id the. Spring Festival * jAPWtrr- ^fidur designate and Acting Secre­ ,.l •r,t- ( a [ i .i u -ecu L. oiriilMt un " M n c e . i t - -Wim f u t u p .? l-ie[)uti,, wo* hajijry ise* to lie, ope of the most attractive tary I'nlk-a} the state department. To the vriineri-'Che Herald tlruh,. IitIII i . - In I to .Ii tlull Ilf the quash, the Afnrkij >gJ,. ’ 1,l*•! of the entire week and wit 1 un­ F a s o * tip ns on t he details will he r igyefi n u t : vseft- aw jfdcd.aatl JL* ,lLs .uUEJaiuUilJQtiS. HjaUhlfik. the liul i'JauvtwUon S t m a r * - . r c j w r r a tI i{aciioii alai iuJliac IU *ui xUiu-Hlg pit. there were hilly seven uctive vaildi- caiidbiutc* for their fair sad bus! doubtedly he tho prettiest. _Several n progress several days, but the .moduli- pafedt'ess legislation and practically .mini);, attrai^iions jn>t)i|^ntf(iedUt< daW-s each received a prize for-their nesslike wayVof treating TJie Ilnrald prizes, have (men contributed and two Governments are in agreement ■ -ueighbor^otTkr* - ^ w i f t » ^ jffrge removing the European aqd Mealwill be. awarded as folfowA: „ on the general principles involved, and one another a\nl tho convenient cor work. crowd* ; pud riving satisfaction. ca\ uuesl.ons from the held qf dc—------I! , waft in whii Thv Judges chosen for tho camam} expeditious waj ich they Welfare Dept., Woman’s Club — ■ -..M , hate. Although sotne eoncresmotml nTwo dollar# and n half in grid :'an ­ Mr. fl dm*. M n.erv a ha* the snakes. ^ noU,)U Speaker Clark. say* patgn wert* from SunfOrdV most 1 handled their bussiefess. m San Antonio, Texas, March'- 2T. \. other prize of the same value-in u '—.Francisco Villa may be fotced . n , e frgakb Of course are all her* , j *,) Hess[o» until fall. ■S3r - r t * Jind more of them coming For ft. ' ;li|m*;nU(r, tll, n of!,. i,.U jovdirted gold pipcc ■and the Second prize, a into a light with the American troops t’of|tpli|t,t*itl*'Tld»isehiililcr j Badge* f» I’lessjSiang Marten, Mrujii'ne* Mioifiva theuni- tgdav t lial adjourn until _S..UOI ,,i.* lome silver birthday spoon have been within the next thirty-six hour* if ' T h e follow mg notie> appeared in) Tht- committee itvW^hge ,,f t(lt< null trainer, h aa^ v eral large I.ython-; U(1. 'lM Jin i ,lf ,..irl> |,,u contributed by tbc bunks, First Na­ report# corning to General Funston'n j,- of the Florida Alligator, arrangement* . for the entertainment .aid ift her snaKtat.filid has a ilistm.t . ,, 11». laM is,fbitional. Peoples and Sepiinole (tanks headquarters, both * from General . /. , A great I. p aloe program -till i In- ,'ulb4Hpublished by the of ii«*- Florida Press Association, of our I^lty. The goltl pieces will he .rioaity Jn the khaiu- of an atomai i • , , , Pershing and from Mexican sources i,L ,c . , . nw flits uctmti It includes t lie army University of ^Florida at Gainesville: whiri^halds ltd annual meeting in II he a Mexican wuami but was cap- , , ,, „ awarded to the beat group and indi­ ifrft correct. Advices from GeneraL . ... “ V i md nus \ In s. a tar I i oin mission Friend* of Col, K. K. Householder Kissimmee April 13, 14 ami 15 ha* vidual decorations, while the spoon } »■ < I in India. It bus a bod. likt* •?) \. , ........................... Pershing today said thut Villa had ... ... . . bilk the ! Inllipplrie lull, rural credit ni the University kill bo interested arranged for ou» of the neatest a rocodile, feet like an eagle ami 1 . . , , goes to the second winner, either been reported defeated by Mexican i. , ,jc . . . legislation, several imaiici.il and ap- to know that lie is a candidate for badges yet used at slmilur meetings. group or individual in tho. opinion Government troops Hear Cruces and h* ad like a uuakc and is said to be , ... .. . -c. , „ , . , . , ■fropnation bill*. shi|if>irig feftisinlton, the office of county judge of .Sem­ The badge is one of unique de­ of tho judges. Third and fourth that he was marching northward in deadly poinoiu It sheds its skin 1 ■ .. Mr. Householder is sign and a supply w>H hrf made prizes will bo a sago palm and put . evo.y tv.rivti V . b u t ^ W ' l^certain- revenue measures and th. Immlgra- inole county. retreat. Sit the son of Rev. A. E. Householder, especially for tluj aTfuir by the Rob­ plant, tho gift of C. M. Griffin 8t *• ly -a-ruriralty. In ’ trfe-salf^fl/ tent is t" ,M ’’ . ' General Pershing's report was fol­ at present presiding elder of the bins Company, ol Attleboro. .Mass. Co., McClenny, Fla., and by cour­ lowed, however, by the unofficial re­ afiother detj Th,‘ prMi',,,nl der" roU!‘ ‘ ,,ut r,’n ■m r ia n a jk i» n t ^ f'V # W t /r lU dialrffuUe Kress act on important questions Gainesville district of the Methodist It will be made of bronzo and gold tesy of the Spring Festival Com­ port that Villa s<ill. wit* fighting a t '* u collectloy « ' * pending before the political conven Episcopal Church South in Florida. plate in the shape of a cross bar and mittee. * Namiquipa, south of Cruces. Mr. Householder graduated from pendant similar to the popular bag­ **■ J* x In a tent next t t f c «!!i ’i lion* are called in June. Work on At tho close of tho parade the the State Law School in 1913. He gage check watch fobs. T h e bar will Shows are tnrveral goodsftrjrctrort3 the Democratic platform ha* been was a popular student, .interesting represent a scroll wit!) two crossed carriages will he parked at the band Housekeepers end Hungry People begun oil the assumption that this f -Am in which Stefilskin Sanditrs,- the himself in various phases of Uni­ quills, appropriate to the occasion. stand whore Mr. C. R. Walker will of Ssnford, Attention! Human torture man lies dowq, on ’can he accomplished. present tho ‘ prizes in bchulf of the The house will paw the Hay versity life, and holding a number of Upon the sctoll will appear the committee. »t«*ei spikes and allows a jnsq Ao Close up your kitchens and enjoy Mothers are requested . - - ■} important offices within the gift of words; "Kissimmee, Fla., April 13stand on him and cause the sjdkes Army reorganization hukk by 1 hurtcelebration week. The ladies of thv to have their babies in the park hi* fellow students. 16, 1916." Tho nendant In the to:go "deeper into tho skin and when day at the latest- In the discussion at 9 a. m. for it ia the intention of Catholic Sanctuary Society will make shape prescribed win bear ah ere Since graduation Mr. Householder of this measure there baa been edi• h e/ a riseso u can, sec where they he committee to atari promptly an earnest effort tp provide you figure 'of Chief Osceola in rel t 9:30. Tho parade will be let] by dinners and suppers during that chtorwl his skin but he seems to dchced more solidarity among Dem­ has been engaged in the active prac­ 31 along one half* of the surface, while suffer pot .st all and the spikes do ocrats than has been evidenced at tice of the law at Sanford, being a the carnival band the line of march time. The following is their menu: on the other will appear, also in re­ being from the park down Park not-hurl him. Here also is the.great any time since the session began. member of tho well known firm of Baked Beana.----------------------- 10e Wilson A Householder, and he has lief a map of Florida with Kissimmee In fact the general support which •venue, Firet street to Sanford ave­ Gordeen, the man who not only H a m ---------------*--------------- ----------------------------------- .1 10c marjked in the canter by a star. Cor­ nue, weat to Fark avenue and south mystifies you hut keeps you laugh­ has rallied around national de­ made an envious reputation for Macaroni....................................... 10c efficiency and square dealing. Hia ner decorations will -represent Flor­ to the park for the awarding of ing all the timo and ho la 's.good one fense legislation ha* been a surprise Potato Salad . . . , 10c to the administration leaders who training and ability especially fit ida orangea and follaga. Acroaa the prizes. The judges will be com­ in every way. Slaw___ ____________________ 05e him for the duties of this office, and top of the pendant and through the posed of people from out of town Minnie, Wawa, the head that had ' expected to encounter hitter Chicken Salad ......... 20c There is no doubt, the Alligator believes that he wifi be map will appear the words: “ Florida who will- not know any baby In Una. lives without the body, the optical antagonism. Tomat^M and Lettuce with Press Association, 1916.“ Beneath Once again, we urge th* cooperation illusion r t a t every one knotga juat however, that there sro difficulties elected. Mayonai**........ j . ________ I0 e When told of Mr. Householder's and across the bottom will be the of parents. how it ia done and yet -none of them ahead for the army bill on account .......... 05c • a B f t t Salad. ..,-----------— * candidacy, Dean Trualer said: " I words: “ Chief Osceoiai” know,. T h jM attractions are all of the wide divergence between the ; Cdfi _____ ___ 05c Each of the visiting editors and senate and house bilift. Senator am delighted to know of it. While good. Celt*-..*.,....................... 05o Mrs. Hoolehsn Grateful here Mr. Householder distinguished member* . o f . the Press Association n-’ritJir-sfe' The *Daya pf '49 will open today' Chamberlain plans to call up the le* Cream’ __ ______ 10c himself as a, man of high character who attend will b * presented with , I hereby wish to express my *nd promises to be the fanny place senate measure tomorrow and to Specials and excellent scholarship. He has one of these badge* upon register­ thanks and appreciation to my of tho * whole show, There wilf, b« Hiovo that it replace the public Chicken Piilau, Mashed Potatoes, the judicial temperament and I am m any. friends who assisted me in ing.—Kissimmee Gazette. cowboys, miners and western gfrfs lands water power bill »» unfinished sure will make a splendid judge. A winning the Ford Roadster In the Oysters, Raw, Scalloped, Stewed. business. Whether thi* will succeed • jj "nd the old ’49 dance, hall and bar At restaurant in court house number of our graduates have been Sanford Herald campaign which was \ J ■ V- i will be in evidence with ' coca eoln is doubtful because there arc several v War Hews Summary elected to the office of county judge brought to a very satisfactory close block. Give us a trial. and other soft drinks served. Here senators who belipve that the senate aud invariably, have made good. London, March 20.>-With the last.Saturday night. the piano and good flopr will fur­ should wait until the house bill has Doubtless this is due in a large meas­ Blackening of the fighting around been passed and that it should be Heme Coeked Food I believe that every candidate nish a place to danya'^-and the cowV *$2 ure to the fact that we devote more Verdun the Russians have started a will gladly join in praiaing the used as the vehivle for the prepared­ Roil*, cookies, cakes, pies, etc., at hoys will get bad * apd shoot the time to the study of administration, big offensive movement against the management of this campaign for Roberta Grocery Wednesday end, ness debate In the senate bill. There Ughta out j u i t ’like they used to do will bo no long delay, however,, as executor* and administrator*! and Germans on tfcaJ>Mt*rn front. A it* absolute fairness and the many Saturday. In addition to the oth*r in the wild «n d woplly west..' the house - measure will reach the probate-practice than do a majority raid by German seaplane* on th* courtesies extended. things we will have brown'bread and There are many and varihds shdwa of the other law schools of the country. east e&ast of Englapd and by French Mr*. F. J . Hoolehaa, henna. ■nd concessions and msny place* senate laffcr In the Week. • 4 ( ’ l, ‘. --T-' ‘ -.1 ’ - -f r. > ^ 4*!* ^ y * BABY PARADE WEDNESDAY CONGRESS IS WITH WILSON , . ;\ ■> _r?: y ~- >^ V ill J J j V 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 17, 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/9c92e96f5006cfa2ef4d373b25d35da3.pdf c53928f26ed7afb33088face4bbe0afc PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD Sanford Fighting Drug Habit With Film* , Moving picture* have been called on to portray many phases of hu­ man naturo and tp work out many problems.. I t is. ttherefor*; logical that the National crusaders 'against the traffic in narcotics and stimu­ lating drugs should turn to the photo plsy as an aid to their splendid pur­ pose. Thus it is ,tbo Bluebird Photo­ plays have lately-produced, with the the assistance of the United States customs officials, n sensational fea­ ture under the title of “ Hop, the Devil’s Brew," which exposes the method employed by opium smug­ glers operating on the Pacific Coast, and shows tho appalling c florets of dryg consumption. < *When ' Congress enacted laws In 1UU9 prohibiting further importstation of opium, the annual traffic , had amounted to two' million dolways been a tax payer and property |ttriii umj cr n duty of 16 per pound, owner ami 1)0* taken a deep interest^ Tho legitimate entry of opium into in municipal affairs both in tho t |lt, United States having been cut county ,and city Having been tied, . . it smueellm? which had been nredown to his desk for no many years he is anxious to get out in the open for a few months in each year and naturally turned to u position to which he and hfs friends thought he was fitted, hence* his entrance Into politics utul aspirations for it posi­ tion that will not necessitate close confinement all the . time. Mr. Guthrie expects to see *the .voters of Somlnofe county in person and pre­ sent lus claims during the campaign and will be grateful for your sup­ port ' For Tax Assessor Ladies’ Panamas Just the thing to wear, on i street or autoing 4 $ 2 .5 0 * ' Wash Skirts 1 1 "v' * * _ 1 .. This is a great season tor Skirts -and Shirtwaists and our spring styles are far more at­ tractive than ever be­ fore, and some as low in price as |$ 1 -5 0 - F an cy Parasois Warm weather is calling for these beautiful creations, and here you find displayed strictly the newest styles and v e r y modest , price low as Dress Fab ric Visit our store m(I see the ^Displays of Sheer Klaxon colors, Fancy Skirting* ( etc. Many great val­ ues, at per yard Genuine Pajm Beach Clothing in great range -of colors, and '-resizes to tit all. Suit sizes from 33 to 48, all Straw Hats Every hat guaranteed brand new this spring’s goods. Complete stock of styles from the conservative p l a i n styles to the fash­ ionable Eng• lish shapes. For only $ 2.00 Spring Neckw ear Step in and in u n u look them u i v u i over, W T A . I , there twenty-five dozen of th All going at iu u iv 50c Mar,- J ’trkfnril Ih Mary I n tloril ns the coldest one we have bad tty* winter, aa it got down aa U r u 26 deg. G. A. Taylor |>aa got 10 acres of fine looking melon*. Mr*. Martin, our latest arrival has got the best and Oldest watermelons In The People Bros. this section have got a good bean crop this year, _L_____ r , E. Barnett ha* *ome fine fcukes which are blooming. D. M. Alderhc‘ r 11 man ha* a fine cuke and bean crop. . th* Q. P. Gardner ha* a good onion crop which he expect* to harvest about the last of April. This secti were ! tion is suffering a little for the want by the of rain and we all hope to get it in It was a few days. *'" SOMETHING DOING EVpKY NIGHT MATINEI? WednesdayTtnd Saturday 3 p. m Marvel ous' Hole an Italian hoy’ Ch »* r < fio-fiun, in "MadameJ a pulilue Butterfly ," ■ has shed her sandals and kimonu for • tin rungli hootx and corduroy of the , Italian peasant, and she lauphs, The : d e l i g h t f ul little fights and imtokes her way into the hi.irt. )p»t a- 11.• little Niponese sol.lied her Kj y into liLe alfections ■>( the pohlii And just as the Fa minis Flayers start mi cleverly cou­ rt laid her own mannerisms in the tti t» rprr t a tion of lh>- Jap t’irl. so in this otu mill iihntojiL,y ti\ Kate Jordan, which will be' the I'.irninoiiiit attraction at the Star to iiiglit Miss IVkford buries the Pick fordiai. i harm ter heneatn an ava l.iiti lie nl (Malian r:.unto isms a,of t.f hiy.lsh iioiCeptii'll' that nine n.on |irn\e her wonderfully broad versatijit, "Pour Little Pejipina" is the big­ gest and most thrilling ' original story m who h Miss Plckford hhas. ever loen sermon the screen Open­ ing i i 11ul the s c ene of Marie Itorn \gain Triumphant Mam- 1*1011, u hose motion jditure <i bit in the Famous Players pro■l .■!'> i lie Murals of Marcus." a d si;hsei|ueut appearance in the same company‘s ' 1 he White Pearl" start ped her as one of I h** most "li i 'i ie at.d altogether i harming udress ii i the screen, will shortly he I seen in the Famous Players Charles' Frolm an adaptation of the cclr- 1 hrated Fardou drama "Diplomacy," which will lie the Paramount pic­ ture at tin Satr Mol.day, Ma-. lath. This is by no means the fust time tie;iot, M ary P lc k fo rd in " P o o r I. t le I el'iiia" Tonight at the Star i llli t.l.i s t ;i , a In! I he.wlien t he I kldn.il in it \in's'll an giri t-ia-es tor! with \y ihixtn toilette a mi I’d uirhr Bates 111 the Stage version oT tile bit,,. New Y oft sclpptl. * the set tin( play at the Empire Theatre, Ne,w .for the rest ol the action. Here the Vork last year. At that time aho little runaway, still preserving her wus declared by ethe New York disguise ’ hecontfs a "newsie,” a critics to be the real star of the probootblack, u ^ u l t vender and a mesdurnoii as her uokr in the role of ■sen gei— firry;— Pot— hr-r—adventures Dora the same one which she plays narrowly escape tomip.g dto a very in the motion picture was the most sudcli-n end wImit sht bt-eomc-s etntl. ished and most delightful of all, plo.>«d lit an opium den in which she­ Ulir lit them el (pressed it as follows: ll gain eneipite.t. ts th< man who h*d It is Marie 1Hiro who is the star of Mulfii her aeviful years before ail stars in the play Fhe is not only Escaping from the den she later an actress of rare charm, equal aline ( succeeds in preventing t fit* man. to light comedy and tense situations I Soldi', from murdering the one; man ■ut she is ut.usually beautiful. n whose kindness to her has won hu t e scene in which her huaband devotion. 'I hough she herself is makes it known that she is bus, ectnearly killed in the effort to save ed of being a spy,- of having be­ her friend, she is successfnt and her trayed Count Orloff and of having heroism is the means of restoring stolen the precious documents, she her to het real parents. li the central figure and carries the This is the longest feature Mar. entire burden of the action and char­ Bickford has ever appeared in andacter portrayal. the success was so phenomena! it New York that several stations ol Her Debt of Honor police were called Into uettoh to The five tpsrt photodram atic pro­ handle the crouc) seeking admission duction, "Her De t of Honor," with into the Itroadwny Theatre, Valli Valli, one of the foremost ac­ tresses on the stage of screen in the the Stella role will be shown here at the Star Theatre Tuesday, Mar. 14. Among Miss ValH’a most notable successes are tho "Queen of the Movies," and "Th e Purple Road" and on the speaking and singing stage are "T h e High Road," "T h e Woman Pays." and "Tho Turmoil,” three distinct Metro scene successes, “ Her Debt of Honor" promises to. create a sensation, os It is full of' surprise* and thrill* and abounds in novel situations The story was written by William Nigh, who di­ rected the piece and was produced oy the Columbia Picturxs Corporation for release on the Metro pro­ gram. Mr Nigh also directed the • Mitro sari rases, "Ert.my of Stork's ; Nest" and "A Yellow Streak " In the sitong supporting cast with Miss Valli arc Frank Bacon, who appeared in Cohan & Harris stage productions (or eight years and is considered one of the fore­ most leading character comedians on the stage or screen; William Da­ vison who only recently came to vt the Star Theatre, Saturday, March pictures, but who has achieved un­ llth. Admission 6 and 10c usual success a* leading man. At the Star Theatre Saturday. March llth. Admission S and 10c I PROGRAMME AT THE STAR l { n UE? ,A!1E DETERMINED b y c o m p a r is o n AND P R I C E S REGULATED ACCORDINGLY fhc I’l'fformance Begins on Saturday at 6:45 1 I n ' - i w Y b i.0 n!‘* ,.amr nt Mary Bickford nvU Thli u KPrir?* , * n in seven Tand 16c" M#r> * !#tP,‘ * nd Kreatest success. Da>’’ I !>V in R . ■rln: ^ Weber and Dr lIa Ilr*‘w ” « n h ie R ird p h o to - “* °i** P»y- Marie Doro in I Concerts by the Star’s Orebesla Nightly Matinee Daily at 3:15; Night at 7 �IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION published SEMI - WEEKLY I N S A N F O R D — L i f t I t W o,th Living VOLUME VII SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY MARCH 14. 19IB ;l rrtM> will not bi> heavy, <>rty to fifty bushels to thn Ul) crnP» <>f Irish potatoes ter ta rcmarkutilc even if 'll Mr. Spencer says that growers are foiling Rood. the Inrgcsf acreage in the I the district, indications or a big crop and price NEXT WEEK WILL WIT NESS BIG FLOCK OF THEM HERE liip Mork («ro*M Every mail brings inquiries to the University of Honda Experiment Slaliun and ( allege of Agriculture concerning livestock production in Horlda These conic from New ^ «rk. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, und other eastern states. But the great cattle sections of the west are also becoming interested in Florida livestock production. Inquiries Irdin MBsouru, Nebraska, Montana, Texas are comieig in. HERALD’S BIG CAMPAIGN ENDS N EXT SAT., 7 P. M. V’ -« — a -------- TRIPLE VOTES GIVEN ON NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS UP "T O 8 P. M, THURSDAY, ONLY DOUBLE VOTES GIVEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. REGULAR BALLOT BOX WILL BE SEALED AND LOCKED NEXT FRIDAY CANDIDATES MAY D EPO SIT MONEY AND SUBSCRIP­ TIONS IN BALLOT BOX LAST TWO DAYS YOU M UST HURRY TO WIN A PRIZE The extra vote offer of the past week, whereby triple votes were al.# lowed on every new subscription turned in. proved very popular and met with the hearty approval of Many men from other states have purchased land in the state which they expect to develop into livestock ranches. A company from Ohio have a large tract in Clay county four brothers from Montana are preparing .i ranch in the Kissim­ mee district A group of men from Nebraska have purchased 1.200 acres in Mumilfe county (or livestock pro­ duction. " \ million acres will be devoted tn^i^ittoe and bogs near Bonifny'il the plans of the promo): era matena'un. All over the state I I hl i d ev i ‘ t' Unm! __(CARH, -M O N E Y " " O R D E R oi D R A FT) in an envelope, seal thi same, write your name on tho out side gnd deposit It In the ballot box NO' $ne, not even the Circulation information to. he given, other than that which is given to each and every one This will make (he final voting absolutely secret, even from (he Cir­ culation Manager. The judges will mukfrAtheir count Immediately uftor 7 p. m. next S at­ urday, March \8th at The liar.aid office, and will count and: ayqjnj the prim - (o i be candidates Their count * friends mid (lie general public are invited tu be present at the III,at count , C n n d i i l i i l a r e not compelled to deposit their report in the ballot i- going on But outrider- are not the only Jones to r." iignue tin- jki—ibiltn,- box l lu |.i-I l w ii dn,. s ,U|ll**ss t he y wish, they may make reports in the usual manner to the Circulation M imager Grow fowpeiH With t urn There is no indication that fer­ tilizers will be cheaper next year than this. Farmers must make plans which will make u future short­ a g e less keenly felt Nothing will take the place of the various fer­ tilizing constituents, but conditions Inr plant growth can lie made hap­ pier and the necessity lor feltlizers or large quantities of them will not lie so marked. Morula land needs organic matter whether or not commercial fertilisers an used. Cowpeau’ will supply ory.irii matter. As a precaution -icem,st a further shortage <>f fet i..i/.e[j% E . h-i'-aur.-liiauicL wquui ivi the I Diversity _Af Fluridu Kxteqsiun Division recommend# "cowpeaa fifc: tween-the corn row#. Experiments have shown that about us much curb can be grown with cowpens as withuut. _ The. roiv# run be widened a little jtijd the peas planted be!'■ c u t»Wn the right lime conn-.Send fur Nlatinn liulleltne rite University of Florida Experi­ ment Station has been working « i "i>d many years to solve farmers' 1rnblcms. ’ Reports of the work can fie founti in hulk'tiiis and record# of tho. sta'tlaij! 'T h e s e bulletllfs arc free and every* farmdr should apply for them. Alriftst ew'ry 'phfuie "of farm activity hap .fifen. c'oVered by work­ ers in the Station. '-'Some light- will be thrown on • every question by those bulletwis which pertain to the particular branch of agriculture in which the question arises. Bulletins may bo had a# long as the supply lasta by addressing F. H Rolfs, director of the Station, Gainesville. Every farmer in the_ state should have his name placed un the mailing liat to receive now bulletins as they come out. When they are received they should bo filed for future reference. The offlciency of the Station will he greatly .increased If farmers will apply for information. If bulletins and complete reports on the subject are not available, inquirers will be referred to stations which have such roporta. * gruw fur I b>ri*i,i it i- ■mi* <il il l Im-.-i and ranks toward the top The University ul Florida fix perirnent Station hax n-u-ntly i—m-d Bulletin iJ!i, Japanese ( Mile by Juliii M Siott It contains the re­ sult- of fertilizer and feeding expert men is und discusses its use as pas­ ture, silage and dry forage The s o li bi»-i adapted In raising Japanese cane is discussed briefly .Melbotjs of seedbed preparation, nine for p|,mime pistil iy iltlv.iiioh par M -. i-r.d r.itimif. mylndi .g- J a p a n Vie ram- .ir>- offered, together with a general disfpfttitftr o’L -its) vnuue, A biftar feeding ot ll,' : !9 l*l,>tln is devoted to ^ne results o/ fertilizer experiments ntV'jhe -vfidij Nhd'fuliv p.TTit t, n t <d the pr»nG. FitpleS will be r*t fr<-e* mi applnatj-ou U) the Sl.i I lull, t , ill • A lib . A v>-r> enjo rendered by tin- it.i> t-vi-mi.iK rogram was f Beds, Sun- ant affairs of tho kind over held here. A dance and reception at tho Ar­ mory followed the banquet. This wns largely attended by tho visiting Knights and families and by our homo people. Tho danco lasted from 9:30 to 12:30. The whole adair passed off pleasantly, and tho local Knights are to be congrat­ ulated on the excellent manner in which the entertainment features were handled. At the session of the Grand Temple Pythian Sisters on Thursday officers tho following officers were elected for tho ensuing term: Etlxaboty Doncgun of Kissimmee, G. C.; Hattie Rothel of Jacksonville, G. S .; Molle Dencm of Titusville, G. J7; Louise Holmes of Miami, G. M.; Maggie Lowry 'of Tampa,' G. P,; Juliette Smith of Euatis, G. G.; Hens Brown of Palatka, G, M. of R. C.; Edna Hefner of St. Peters­ burg, G. M. of P. After the election the Temple ad­ journed to nttend the reception given by Mrs, Jefferson B. Browne at her residence on Whitehead street and reassembled later when tho new officers were installed and the ses­ sion adjourned. As reduced rates were offered the ^Pythian* to Cuba, quite n number lcf\on the Governor Cobb Friday. nlghPy^fo F ^ Havana, whilo many others le f t o n t h i * Mas­ cot to for Tampa for their respectIv homes. Dr, .1 Y Porter. Jr . District Dep­ un (train! Master of the Masons en­ tertained at dinner Thursday night at Dclmonieo's in honlr of James K. Crane, Grand Muster und William ft O'Neal. Grand Commander of Knights Templar. Other guests were Charles H Kelcham. Grand Senior De«v«>n. K C Brown, Grand Master, K B Ginto. Past Master, Mr Yuvincss, Junior Warden and Chester It Curry, Master After dinner a reception was belt! at the Masonic Temple where the three lodges met I »r Purler introduced Grand Master James P Crane, who delivered « very interesting address. Alter the meeting Mr. Crane left lor Havana, where he will spend a I svl ( hnlire to Get Big Yules The triple vote on new subscrip­ tions ends next Thursday night, Mureh DUh at .H p in Only double votes will be given on new mill scriplmi - the last two days of the campaign Out of town candidates >nur !|I>A ■HlbniMjJtlun* may mud their subscriptions in M a k e K m p ) Hour < <>un( ..thyjr local pustoffice up to M p m , II vnu ure to lie named a winner Thursday, March Kith iynd they will few days. wh>- n the judgesi make their final receive the triple vote* on new subcount you must make every, hour srji ptlonx. count fruit npw until seven o’Qlock ' Mrs. (Jury Lee In Sanford Ntvflre to Out of Town I nndltlntCM next Saturday night, March f$lhMrs. George Gary Lee was a dis­ “All your subscriptions with remit1 ou cannot iet a single subscription tinguished guest in Sanford on Sun­ get by yoUrftfr you need every one .4at!ces must e •>■ the Sanford Herday. Finding herself and advance of them Do not think because you lyhl not later than 7 o'clock Saturday agent at thin point on Saturday she have made an extra effort during night, March filth, DUG. us the decided to spend the Lord’s day here the last vote offer that you have al­ judges seleeteil from Sanford's l e a d ­ and ns soon at It became known ready woti the prize Von jy^Vet, for i ng -citizen* will -tart to canvasthat Mrs Gary Lee was in town 'tier* ,i\ to -tli. '- who have work­ tin Voles. Ulld award the ('nr.es .m sinwas invited ^o speak in several ed i - i i- h trd -i- >iiu hat’d mol who -'tun as the count ic cotr.ph i«-d The c hurches and hnoiLi. .-cumprumbo-d would' ii-« tu ywJip at. -Ujl JliahmjL.lt. JJlIghly ci- 1 »-•' uUtlOtl by arranging to make an address in fort until tin- last iqqineql. There see all uqt of town candidates who the Star Theatre, w:hich was most is tint a candidate in this campaign can arrange to be here Saturday, generously tendered, by the generous who cart afford fi>- atop work now sMurrh w18th to witness -the final proprietor. uiilea# lie or she'hfts‘oiade up Ills or cJjn.t, which will be made in publics. * p A goodly and appreciative audi­ her mind that he' or she does not I * “ IJon'J Be R ailed" Gory Lee, who cure to win a prjztv.* l.ven *U|iposiiig that some one ence greeted delivered till uhle address, dealing You will never regret - the extra has several tliousand more votes prim ipally wh Ii njyiTonid and inter­ effort- vim may make between now than you have, what of i t ’ How national affair* j/f China, one of the iiml '-.ilurdav night when you are dot they get th em ’ Just mi ciui tty o.dt-.xt und grealiHt umpires. She I lie named a winner by the judges, tin -wine '\aj that j*ou can. spoktVfiT t he very grateful and friend­ j Your friends namud you as a eantii- remedy lies, in your ow n hand*. Go ly feeling which (*hinn hold* for lilnte bec.iUM- they believed you t out aad-^fi't nuliscripll.ins until you lie made of the stuff that produced no longer fear any one. Talk is America, and •especially the United winners and you cannot- afford to nothing hut words, but subscriptions State# and the unpurullelud oppor­ jeopard! r.e their friendship by pay­ moans votes and votes mean priaca. tunity fur commercial relations, how­ the United ing down at the last minute when Lex talk and morn votes mai.es a ever unrealized by States,, particularly in the com­ the prize may be within your grasp. better showing, Don’t stop working merce of coiton mid wheat, both of Matty a battle has been lost after uhtil the very close of the cam­ which they pref«r to import in ex­ being won, by .the already victor paign. change for their own productions, losing heart und allowing the enemy such as teas, silks, carved woods und to make a final assault anil win. FYTHIANS GREAT MEET their newly found mineral ores. Do not le£ anything stand in your The. following i Leader, Mr. J Scripture read John Hamrick t Talk on Mutt 25:1-13. Mr Paul Ezell. Talk on Matt. 25.14-30, Miss Kdicth Stewart. Tplk un Malt 25:31-46, Mr F. S. way to prevent you from making Fortaon, Cn|>tain. Reading, The Infidel. Miss Lucille the most active canvass of your whole campaign. You ' need every Rinej. subscription that you can possibly get. No matter how many votes you may have in reserve, you need more. You have not gotten enough to make sure of winning. Others ore making a strong finish and unless you ijrd witling that they should carry off tho prites and "honors you must make your .finish^strong. Campaign Ends Next Saturday The Sanford Herald’s big cam­ paign will end promptly at 7 o'clock, next Saturday night. All voting ballots and aubacription orders and certificates must lie Inside The Her­ ald office beforo seven o'clock. No candidate can bring*in subscriptions after seven o'clock on . the closing Partners M ike Twe Polsto Crops night. In Six Months Attention, Candi dates! Rome farmers in the Hasting# dis­ ■ urged to attend The ballot box will be sealed und trict will make two crop# of potatoes' night. Official jock»-d next Friday and the keys this winter. <A. P. Spencer, district d Exalted Ruler. gj Vun to the judges. Candidates “gent for the University of Florida un pillau will he miiy deposit their subscriptions and Extension Division reports that sev­ eral farmers who planted during the first part of December had” their vines killed by a recent frost. - The potatoes were not very big, but they were mar.etablc and . were dug. Those farmers Intend to plant again and If they do they will get a secondcrop by Julie. BOY’S WILL HAVE FOOT RACtiS ETC. AT THE , FAJI^NEXT WEEK Iri'optfjvaeiJfobxwUh the big Spring Fair and Best!val .next week Ath­ letics will play ,an important part and all the smorL-didya will have a chance to show their prowess.-jjml speed. . **■ Rev. George n>unna,’ J * U. Wilful, man and 'Fret. ' Hutehinlon p]|, of them exports cm .Judging fool races, etr., will arrange a serit's^-ef—foot races, bicycle races, and other ath­ letic stunts and will pull off the big affair on Saturday 25 on Commercial street near the Carnes Hotel. This will add greatly to the Spring Fair and Festival and tho young­ sters can have a Field Day on a small scale. The athletic events should promote a greater interest in the schools and gymnasium and the Boy Scoots, as all ol them will he represented The hig hearted mer­ chants of Sanford will dittiste prises to the youngsters for the different events and altogether Saturday will he a big day In every respect . Home'Education Tour Eight southern slates wifi bo in­ cluded in a joint tour to lie made in March and April by representa­ tives of the Bureau of Education of tho Department of the Interior and the National Congress of Mothers in the interest of home education and closer cooperation of home and school. This is the second tour of this type, one arranged for last year having covered the far western and Pacific coast states. The first meeting to be held In connection with the tour, will -be at Leesburg, Va., where the citizens of Leesburg and Londoun counties hove ulready created a vigorous in­ terest in the problem of closer co­ operation of home and school. Other meetings have been arranged for Asheville, N ( ‘ March H; Dan­ ville, Va , and l.inrolnlon, N ( ' . March 1*. Greensboro, N (* . and Finrmrr, S: t.\, XIarch TcT; Spartan­ burg, S. G\, March 111; Columbia, S. C„ March 13; Hock Hill anil Lancaster, S. C., Murch 14 and 15; Augusta, Os., March IG; Charles­ ton, S. C-, March 17k Savannah . Religiously, the returned traveler and missionary says China is an open door. She declare# that China is now as amenable to Christianity as much us it once wa# impene­ trable. She cited un instance at the time of tho opening of the doom of Fokin and nine other great citiea when 18,000 Christians professed Decorators Here 0 . M. Robbins of tho F, F. Gastoff Company la here to do the of­ ficial decorating of the city for tho Big Spring Fcatival andj Celery Fair arid will take orders (or decorating at The Herald office. These people decorated the city last year and also tho automobiles and can bo recom­ mended to tho public. The city of Sanford has vary generously decided to have the streets and city build­ ings decorated and Sanford wilt p ri­ son! a fine apjrearanco In conse­ quence. Every business houae should ha w* J e c w eriens trr-hononrf" the distinguished visitors who will be hsre. �H P a o K TWO i ■ BUDGET OP OPINION “ JU S T , BETWEEN YOU AND M E.” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT -J z' ** * ? V< A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. “ HE’LL PRENT ’E M ” — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. seating a normal condition. The re­ sults of the tabulation of the replies jrv given below: " Florida S nap B etn4: J ’* n t _lt;75 per Feb.. 1, 86 per cent; Cabbages: Jan.* I, 86 per cent; Cauliflower: Feb. 1, 186 per cent; Celery, Feb. 1, 91 per eem; Cucumbers: Jan. 1, 73 per cent, Feb. 1, 79 per cent; Lettuce: Jan. 1, 83 per cent, Feb. 1, 77 per cent; Onions: Jan. 1, 90 per cent, Feb. 1, 82 per cent; Peas: Jan. 1, If his friends are right- in their 76 per cent, Feb. 1, 82 per cent prediction, Hon Forrest Lake of Potatoes: Feb. 1, 91 per cent; Spin­ Sanford will be the next congress­ ach, Feb. I. 96 per cent; Straw­ man from the Fourth Florida dis­ berries: Jun. ), 83 per cent, Feb. 1, trict. 88 per cent; Tomatoes: Jan. 1, 84 Mr. Lake was in the city yester­ per cent, Feb. 1, 87 per cont. day and admitted that he Is being Texas urged to make the race, and stated Snap Deans: Js n . 1, 18 per cent, that the oflera of auppoTt are com­ Feb. 1, 62 per cent; Cabbages: Jon. ing from every county in the dis­ 1, 76 per cent, Fob. 1, 66 per cent; trict, which strestches from Duval Cauliflower: Feb. 1, 71 per cent; to Monroe. Celery: Feb. 1, 60 per cent; Cucum­ He admitted th at the prospects of bers: Feb. 1, 100 per cent; Kale, representing the district in the na­ Feb. 1,.82 per cent; Lettuce, Jan. 1, tional legislature appeal strongly to 72 per cent, Feb. 1, 46 per cont; him, but said that he is not yet Onions, Jan. 1, !U per cent, Feb. 1, ready to cast his hat into the ring, 83 per cent; Peas: Jan. 1, 83 per although he has promised his urgers cent, Feb. 1, 68 per cent; Potatoes, to give them an early reply to their Jan. 1, 100 per cent; Spinach: Feb. insistence. 1, 73 per cent; Strawberries: Jan As tho representative from Sem­ 77 per cent, Feb. 1, 81 per cent inole county in tho last legislature, Tomatoes: Jon. 1, 82 par cent, Feb. he took his place among the strong 1, 92 per cent. men of the body, and waa the strong­ Florida , est candidate for the speakership be­ District 3 —East Coast north: sides Cary Hardee, who, after a Weather conditions favorable and strenuous fight was elected to the potato* s and strawberries doing well position. Mr. Lake's ability was in Bradford and St. Johns counties recognized in tho house, and his ad­ District No. 4 —Central region: vocacy of hills meant much toward Warm weather preventing the headtheir passage; while, likewise, he j nj, 0 f lettuce is complained of in gained a name for his ability to ree- i N, arion atl(j Orange counties, conognixe anti fight to the death much (]itiot,9 otherwise (uvorulde. proposed legislation that would have District 5 —West Coast south: been harmful to his county .or to the Weather fuvotui,ie and prospects Btate at large. • good for all crops. Celery showing a So thch tha weekly paper la for 62 times a year showing people who do not reside In the town juatA ow to Judge if it fa a business and social center. . You jmn help. your. tt>*n and its merchants by educating them to do their part, but yos must publish a teal up to date newspaper. SAID ABOUT LAKE J STANDARD RAILROAD OP THE SOUTlk Through Trains Daily To WASHINGTON and NEW YORK All-***** *«}utp!n*nt. |> ,Mrnaf, 11.r» * iftH fOSin ittfflCn. EWrtiie b ° * i. ** • __ Af N t » York , _ Dining On t,,i| ly ,,-nnJH until 7 a. m. Free rsdintng chair c*,atb» Id. SB. M. l^csl Sterpvr Savaoaah. rawnaws No. ex _ *:lO«tn L« __ 1.18pm Ar Savanosh _ 8:iO»m A f KifhmonS — • . 7;Watn Ar WaOilnrton-----__ ll l .'.tm Af tlaklmwv-- - ~ ^11 Ar W. PWUdalphla l:»0pm -------—~-------- ------------ ---------- —----No. as No. ee No. S) I i' ■.,-i 1-Jftpm S:10pm iZ m 5JJp« 7J0»m StUsm SOOpra lO.Zfam 12-38pm IHSOpm 1142am 1:80pm l:.W»m X.-Otpm 4:03pm 425am 4-20pm StfOpra___7:13am * i d a i l y t h r o u g h « Tho election on the 26th o( this j aldering an expensive proposition, TRAINS WEST month 'tofeT.;|in alderman promises ( The information he wanted was all ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS KN ROUTE some excitement, as 1 understand. in issues of a weekly newspaper. HOLTHKKLAND jj the dixie ijm it e d . N*. »« several of*' aur “prominent will 1 He wanted to know about the 1)1XIK fLYKB N-- »1 1 * men “JM l.v Jirkaonvilia_SSOpm 1.V J.ckronrOU----------------iM teS • l.v JackanavfiW_ SJOpm Ar Atlsn • _ ----- e,l7,m ’ b e , c a n d i d a t e s ^ the position. The stocks of goods carried by the nierAr A lanta____ 7:40am Ar Wiyrrow 8O0pm Af KnosvttW------I2.lt.pn, vacancy occur* ort-account oLAlder- chants, to judge of their business Af Chattanooga—18:t2pro A> U i « # SOOpm Ar Louiavittn------ »o;.pm Af NaahvEI* _ 4‘tSpm Af A Ar C^onnstt. — * 8utm man R. C. Maxwell resigning his capacity by the style and amount of Ar 8 . Uiua___ 7:0lam Ar St. ____ 8 8&om . Ar •tin At Chlmjo — At ■h.r»r, T^ISnm position several weeks’ *yo to take advertising they employed— the pa­ trr. u) i;is expbesh n*. si HKM1NOLI5 LIMITED, N*. SJ the position of treasurer and .asaca* per would show him. l.v JwkiotivttU........ i i■^---------- , S l ips l.v ---------------------------------------- sof. Aa yet no one has announced . Ar WsjffTms .......-— ------------------10:12pm He wanted to know something on Ar A ib w _ ---------- ;— ----------Ar Mna.jpmyry . . , . S V>im for the position but some jfrie will. the „0<.U| activltle8 of t h0 town, Ar fol imbu. ------------- 12-J 8pm Ar Nvw Ortesns------------------------------ r :’>5pm Ar lllrtnlniksm ■ 8..— ... .. ■................... ?tt’ poi 7.es»m Ar NanhvtH* run. I t would be a calamity if they which the paper would show him. Ar Si. Inuti Ar Bu LouU----- - .i „ ------— ------------- 7 IWm At ChiMfa ____ __ _______— r - . 8 20»m « T h r o u g h •tori Pu ll in »n t o 8 t . I/r uU. V i n t rU w did not, for wo must hav4 the req­ 8uvl train, ToUmsa m % . ChlrnfJ. SUUiNB. r r w rop Auction m»J» ’ I N r> Orleeas ter Ban He wanted to know something ■rvr'lninf rhnlf n >. Olxfvstton tmt. * « W '*"• uisite number of aldermen. about the pursuits of the people In \ * • • the town and the condition of the 1 1 $ i s h to commend the city surrounding country. . W. FRITOT. W.L r u e w e Ag*« The paper fS S S L *-* 111 W. I ■r BP. J»tk*ontUl*, fin. council for their active work in would show him. •‘. P1»sr 17 cleaning up the streets and alleys of He wouls scan thosf papers care­ the city. They have been doing a , o t t t t t I M t t t ' f * * saa'rw w s s i * I , fully and would be able to give the great work and should have the information as he had stated. help and assistance of the good He would judge the businessI T l L u ! there° wrill be lU tlT need ' I'ro» P « t - fromi the advertising j o i umns, of prospective selling possi jj ot any criticism leveled against the bilities by the local happenings, of street -committee * or the city inthe tastes nnd intelligence of the . '■*• . ♦ ^ • spector. people by the reading matter the ir * ' ;; • • t the paper gives its readers, and Rates $2.00' Per Day and Up • * 4[ It is good new* to me that the whether they were a jrogressive Special Rates by the Week dredging work will soon be. re- alert or an easy going and coroporasutr.cd nnd it is to be hoped that tJve, y inactJve sort, the Seminole Dreglng Co. will not j Y our paper teU„ (ho 8tory fu)jy t0 lose their nil. These men, especially the active, observant business man, Messrs. Mahoney and Walker d i - )who'i nftVA,r 8aw your town or its Mr. Lake is known througho* t little rust in u.uunlve sectioifWand serve grent credit for all th»\y have |)e<^,je the state as a nueceiqiful bu.ln- s tomatoes setting well. nccomplished here in btiying the If the town merchants nr** not all H-u.iwu.Kt .u i.iuiu4 imnumk icnuumf luissswt uw xw tglfw 1iB:tiiiinaujJJiiuuiiUBtlBmt«iWtl«sui»nrt.'M»nu m:t dredge anil with a strong faith rcpfeaentvd in its columns it would i man, and one in whom the people n. District fi. East Const south I his county have t h e u i m t s ’ c< n Ju.l Whml Iht Nun, Implies tan led a job th at would appall spell "I.lttle business," a had knock \itulher favorali.e throughout disj deuce. He has never been defeat' d most men Ibri-'s hoping that they for tile town t nt and it is report'd Horn Arch If the local columns will IWiish this tyewi work the showed a scarcity of news and filth 1for any position to wlilth he Inn a i ti e n tit nt ciu lot shipment* of greatest that has been stlirted in of the social life it would spelt in pin d, and has tepeittedly been eln t tomatoes should start tftiin t-d mayor of his city. Snnfonl m muny years roar^ HI to In. Warm weather pre­ gluring letters "Nothing doing " If Ills residence in the centre of tlo- vents heading of lettuce • * • there was a lack of high class, up to H om elike • C om fortable - C on ven ien t A MIA* Mriiu- \upU’s iif llit' jm- to date feuding matter oil the livesl Fourth district places him in t ' Texas per published in your town and 1 topics of the times, it would spell position of being able to look i-o Lettuce has been badly damaged Reasonable Rales For Table Hoard or Hoard partially to both ends of his district will <• 11 y o u s om e ( a i t s abou t it ntui f,ir t i j m’’ in C a l m run and Hi da l go cou nt i es l>> Excellent Service ami Honm should In- tu- cji-cii-d, i)fid to nilV a n n we a t he r df/ rot. ni-'t and j-ntr ^lenpb* The investigation would end and felt tils influence from a SIrat-egi I'll, t,t and t h e e u r l j li t t a i e ' fop '1 in- man who r*.,n! thill was an tlo- town be passed over as not point went tiadly t o w«-*i in Dimnutl a * nve business man. who was eon- worth considering 3 i?fi jp:pff*3i( jiiispttibf jjuttmrfel imuuuHiJ J J nokiftHHf I Iii iquiuif liifliffiillit I iiiJtDIlJSt jfSJif j ; R It is expected that his formal an e o u n l y l e . n u s e of war m we at he r nouneenienl. together with ilia.plot W e a t h e r c o n d i t i on s ha v e favored form, will lie forthiomiug within t* tin- oi luii i rop iii W e b b i ii unt and I lie * t few liny s li.. r \ ^1 1 . will p r o 11 a 111> tu-ym .it out l i HI Hi <l'lt c l l i < ORREtTIVE EM It' -1 ♦ In speaking of the propositi'* „d i ; |that he should come into the race, i e Id wnvi-s of J a n 12. I > and * »ai*l yesterday that if ho did en t-r o or s e v e r e l j i n j u r e d trtii k 4 would he on u platform win h tar s ou t h u* \t l t s cos i . He*- A line.ms somoihing. not one lu.lt •• i . .i. . i a . . Wat . *, on.* u nd A n tof iu ^ generalities and composed nt sworn N A T I K O I ’A T I I I C I’ l I V S I C I A N i i.u. II. <» sounding words to sugar o u t 'n in e M \i F WIDEN METHODS thing which after the e ha\< | i root h i» 'omp.uuod of m San e I'iiciiio a nd /.uvuiin tuuutleu. ~|« swallowed it will enuse a strong tie- | 'J in 12 n. oi. I In I |> in., and by Appointment Hi sire to got it out tigidn. .fuel,sou- i 1 lilt d Suit's I)* par t meet of Agfi- |j ci.liar* , tiuriiiu ■ .1 i rop Fstiti ates t vdie Times-Union. SANFORD. F E n n l i n J W uslni.) tun. D. l . hen. 9, 19 Hi drnef I'a k Avenue nnd Ninth Street t t 1 ♦ lid o Tin- Hon Forrest l.uke played on* star engagement before tin- Mat, Du Nut llurn V ejil .- Matter Democratic Committee in restoring t-TTT—twrrty. arr*‘**3 I n s t 4 its- leu*,* an tin rest tie f(t<! vofe To lln- Deino crata of Florida—Forrest Lake and who I ded t tic goose which laid the| Rube Alien DONF^ IT . Uy the way, golden eggs was foolish, How about L IV E R Y , S A L E S AND F E E D S T A B L E when Allen delivered his speech u the man who burn* the vegetable C o r n e r P a rk A v e nu e anil Se co nd S t r e e t neighbor of ours sized him up this n atlrr cn his luml when it needs all C O N T R A C TORS f o r a l l k i n d s o f h e a v y h a u l i n g way: "Well he's a'w onder—a com­ fhe orgai ic m a tte r he can put in to it? It is a common practice in some posite possitdy of Aftum, Klbert L a r g e s u p p ly o f H o r s e s , IV iu lcs, T h e Bell Telephone Is the Big Ben of Business. Hubbard ami some exceptional ge‘ tint s o burn all the weeds, trash W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a l w a y s ' Bing up on the Bell. niu* yet to be born."—Jackson-1 d r" •'• » «'f (oncer crops when I Um* Jam! is ready for plowing on h a n d F o r S a l e o r E x c h a n g e You may talk about dull times ’till you lose ville State The Lon Now Open Under New Management D. A. Midgley, Mgr. Longwood, Fla. i; Comfort Cotfage W m . ii. C R O S B Y HAND BROTHERS W ake u p our breath but it w on ’t help matters, save your reath to talk into your Bell Telephone. Ring up old customers, then start on a fresh list of prospects, there is no quicker way — none that saves more time or expense. * If you haven't a Bell Telephone, get one now. Call the Business office for rates. l SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Every day yon put off allending to orprxjVHny IMSUII AhfCt [ I | | Wo have just heard that Forrest Lake is to be a candidate for con­ gress. His accomplishment in re­ scinding the Slunkey resolution be­ fore tho Executive Comfnlttre ought to elect him.—Jacksonville Stute. Condition of Spring Tr u ck Crop# in Florida and T e x a s The Durcau of Crop Estimates ha# received from a special list of truck crop growers reports relating to conditions of various truck crops on Fob. 1st, 1916. Correspondents are requested to estimate tho condltion on the basis of 100 repre- S. S. Walker, associate chemist to ' Ol acasml t bt nz m i l Wa con R e p a i r i n g In c o n n e c t i o n the University of Florida Expert rr.ent Station reritfrids furmers that they not only destroy organic mat­ * ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ • ♦ ♦ e e e o >♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »<■♦♦♦♦ j ter hut they kill many beneficial bacteria which aid in making plant fond available when they fire such material. It is not desirable to [plow under a large amount, of dry matter when one expects to plhnt a crop immediately. Hut when land is Saniury Steam Pressing, I lot (iasolnie Dry Cleaning. Allera- . in dire need of such organic matter. lion* of All Kinds on Short Notice ] \\ not a straw of it should be dea-> Join Our Gentlemen s Valet Club. $2.00 Per Month troyed. Disc the field both ways bofore it is plowed and work it well • SUITS $ 1 5 . 0 0 U P W A R D after It has been plowed. Very little trouble will be had and the resuits will bu profitable. »♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ’ D. C. BROCK i MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER | CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. PHONE 174 : THAT FIRE INSURANCE ** „I V ►V41 my bo bringing you a d«y neater dis­ aster. You owe it to yourself, your family, and your businrm to keep your buildings and-stock insured in a good reliable company fora reasonable amount Come in today ami DIXIE LIMITED Lv Jwckaonviil* Ar Tlften Ar Macon Ar Atlanta Ar Chattanooga Ar Nashville • Ar Evansville A rSL Louis Ar Terre haute Ar Chicaeo talk It over. A. P. CONNELLY 107 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE'U St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida 9 135 A.M. 2:00 P.M. 5:08 P.M. 8:03 PAL 12:18 A.M. 4:50 A.M. 0 :28 A.M. 2:59 P.M. 12:50 P.M. 5:55 P.M. THE S0UTHUND Lv Jacksonville ArTifton Ar Macon Ar Atlanta Ar Knoxville Ar Louisville Ar Indianapolis Ar Cincinnati Ar Cleveland Ar Grand Rapid. Ar Chicago DIXIE FLYER 8:20 P.M. U :J5A M . 3:53 AM. l:S3AM . 12:24 P.M. t : 00 P.M. 2:00 AM. 9:00 P.M. 7:15 AM. 2:00 P.M. 7:45 A.M. Lv Jacksonville ArTifton Ar Macon Ar Atlanta Ar Chattanooga Ar Nashville Ar Martin Ar SLLouia Ar Evana ville Ar Terre HenU Ar Chicago liN P -M . 12:50 A M . 4:25 A M . 7i40AAf. 12:12 PJM. 4:45 PAL 11:55 P.M. 7:05 A M . 0:5* PAL *1:23 A M . 7:03 AAL A T L A N T I C C O A S T L IN E A N D C O N N E C T IO N S Full Instructions Given in •leparatory, Coro* isrdal and Clooslcal Course* Conducted by thr Benedictine ’ Fathers T E R M S • *225.01 * r* t , RiTlmsn iSmxjiw^ Zaocn _ \Ckra. Ob«rv#ticrv Liirtr/ Cor, J5u\bvj Car. S txa44 Hbatso- CLScme Dsirrto 1 OW CATALt-i.t I Aunat^^ WEV OtHtCTO . j Vu.1 --C* . - - ................ flA. C JT /i/s//<•/JTJL o n / p j \ / ■ ’j f i l t / J r^RgfiRl MK n tu £X«A4.i%a. . C ■■■ -7 i £ , - - v - >„ ■ m : A.4., ^ • -c.-i> .I-^- AS.* i'_,, , Vt. . . ,.<k. ’ ■*i ; «f i / V - �MARCH 14, 1916 TUB BAWlOEDgagRALD page tn u ai Cfot-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford Valli Valll Tonight Metro'n neat release will he the hlg five part phodramn, "Her Debt of .H on o r," with Valli Valli. the London Gaiety Company favorite, in the atellnr role and presented at the star tonight. * futLjr. t h , " L"*"” / hnM“r'*'1 -s>" ’ i» h,.r . " ilni1 '*'<• bone a J ,u* " , " " r none but word •'K 11 u ,nno" " i : a ' JVt' ," m nd •'» cruel struggle rage, famous story, " T o Have and to Hold." It is a Paramount Picture. Heretofore, Miss Murray has beon; entirely identified with the stage. | Several months ago she consented to appear in a new picture. So The atory In an unusually novel hor V,', ° . ,n" ,hpr M ^“ ’toit. Now great was here beauty, so charming one and prbmises.to create a ««nna j permoat' ' No ,,a” ion is up- her personaility and so w'onderful tion aa it abou'ndi with thrill* and'and 'er ° r rik’ ht her ability, that every motion pio* * m l— r t _ l at .... j JtJSllCt*, tore magnate in tho country sgulW surprises. The Columbia Pictures See the question answered . to- lure magnate in tho country sought Corporation . produced' ' this Screen morrow at the Star her services. She was finally se­ masterpiece for Metro, nndcr the cured by the Lasky Company under direction of William Nigh, who is Gods nf fate, a Thrilling Slor)' a three year contract. Miss Murray also the author of the feature. Never in the. history ol motion is endowed with youth and beauty) MI bb Valli has many successes to pictures,has the struggle between a in addition to her wonderful dra­ her credit, both on the speaking man and his conscience been more matic ability and there can be no atage and screen. In her aupp9tt Should a Mother Tell'' answered vividly portrayed than it) The Gods doubt that she will he a great favor­ will appear Frank Bacon, William Wednesday,’at the Star of Kate. Daniel Carson Goodman's i ite to local theatre g^ers. , * Ddvidson, etc. powerful epic of labor. The distinguished fLasky actor, ------ ” i'J;v,"TKo Gods ol Fate" hit straight Wallace Reid ia featured with Miss lletty Nansen “ Should A Mother |[roni the shoulder at the great *.<111 *• "The AIn - -----' ___ -—. %i**r K11’111 Murray and the two are surrounded Tell" At 8t«r Wednesday Labor wrongs of the present time. by a number of the all star Lasky There are few stories which pre­ Itichard Buhler, who plays the lead­ stock company. sent in so fascinating and thrilling a Plumbing and ing part in this powerful drama has manner some of the vital problems The production is unusually mag never appeared to better advanatgc, hificent. which women are sometimes called G as Fitting and Rosetta Brice has a sympa­ upon to solve, ns "Should a Mother thetic part to her liking Francis Tell?" as pictured by William Fox. W e a r Furs of Necessity. Joyner us Kijtey. the Inventor, does The Mother in the stoyy is a woman TbrouKhout tno cold lutltudna of All Work ItcccitreH M y P e r s o n s some of the best work of his career. I • in an ordinary station of life, the China during tho winter tno ChlneQ* "The Gods jif Fate," the biggest of all classes wear fur, wool or nalrj .Attention And B e s t EITorta parent of a beautiful girl. feature photo-play yet released by lined garments. * L'vnti the coollea She is suddenly thrust into a sit the I,ul.in — ..... \luiiufactunng ....... . miiiiK Company v iMtipany have their sheep or goat skins, and Opposite City Hall Telepbou* No 25 uation where action is demanded of Philadelphia i- being rapidly rem­ people of tho middle and official and where such action must either pleteil I in- uiaMi-rful Kpie or classes nave many sets of gnrujunts blight her daughter’s life and honor labor, by Daniel Carson Goodman lined with the rlcnest furs, Their rtf hgr own good name, conscience is considered the greatest story ever notifies are rsroiy heated to a comfort­ and her duty to God. j written by him for the screen "The able temperature and n eonsoQuonco wear their furB ooth ludoors and * 0<) .witnessing this picture one is Gods of hale" <»tit,iins some thrill- they out. r tut fronted* With a problem that ' " c incidents that for sheer reek Magazines Periodicals srrmA_ nl firn, to be uiinnsweniMe ’ " ,l" ib< pari of tinNo Argument Coming it seems almost unjust for trail players. ami wonderful nerve disSoda W ater Did voli sp. as to father Shout tno. woman to he called upon to far* to \rr Iirrti «urpassed An bur’ A t tut tear and h® > i li a question Confectionery !•’ ' ! l -> •Mltti d tic i d u nit in|V Heart it v Tlii'ti no ll.* • I • ll . a i r of But since the beginning ot titm it said i might niarrv vou' 'Why or— Cigars and T o b a c c o s I » i mtipan\ and in tin I tldii t quite get to Itio point las been said, women have I..... . • wtin i- (, 11 ,r<d in nf uskin • ct■til thai i losi inld vou j railed upoll to shoulder rno«l o' It. w.f. i tine girl lUruilhKhnru Ago- I t fib n s and crosses o f t l i . \« ■r |•) ' not know ilernld In afl- mothers there is the worldi file nf old. primitive instinct for the nm i M o n of tneir young W li«-< i rri..M,ef is culled 11)1011 to vnd.it. 1— 11 it. I'vrn t hough it be ti> it. hie of an innocent man. '••t wild impulse is to tin u'l 1• . all. for tier .1•> Rt »ty rot mttn '»- Her i «u » rr. (WroaiwOmc* .Hot n«s a m , 13 38 am A(i«MMM0«iaMOiiuntM 7.51 RM. V*«Wt« At«» Dei*a. & S AM A l t n r (A wwut v OUcom WMtMi warn TOUANY lltft IN 1st/ *0I*|»^ tAS AMIA£>•/ tiAvt jAciwvmi Si Lv. Ar . An. An. An. An. SC H E D U LE JACKSONVILLE..... 9 .0 0 ALBANY................... 2 .3 0 CO LU M B US............6 .1 0 BIRMINGHAM..........12.25 ST.LOUIS..................7.0 5 CHI CAGO ." .. ....' 6 .2 0 ITUktfV&tT P. M AM A.M RM AM A.M i: Sor dtU lU J nyCy-rnafnin crSU ppinj Car m arratton a calf or \jrifa. U * «I9T J£ !7 SHA LY tiTRUT, CA JHGKIBKLAMB Bl>». • 30 lLLTilimiri uYV Tflk J A C K &ONVILI ■ 1041st. St. Phone 182 W . J. T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS G eneral F ire Snsurance F lb rlrin piny with Mditnis mi i ti er- l 1 carry your own in^urajer he money wanting when wiped «>ut jour property rot g. reliable company and l e on the safe »it|e. I he <iod*> of hull PROGRAMME AT THE STAR VALUES ARE DETERMINED BY COMPARISON AND P R I C E S REGULATED ACCORDINGLY The Performance Begins on Saturday al 6:15 Tuesday, Ma ch 11 Metro Day Valli Valli in "Her Debt of Honor” a five n<t story abounding with mirprl»et. 6 and 16c. Wednesday, March 15th—Betty Nansen in "Should a Mother Tell." A five act story concerning (he vital question Itetwecn mother and daughter. ,r> and 15c Thursday, March IGth -Big Four Day. Richard Huhler in "The Gods of Fate" an epic of lador in five absorb big acta. 5 and 15c. Friday, March 17th Paramount Day Mae Murry in "To Havu and to Hold" an excellent eolnninl story in fivt* wonderful acts. 5 and 15c COMING—"The Wrong Door". Ben Blair with Dustin Farnum, "Man and Ills Soul”, with Francis X. Bush man, "Lady Audmeys Secret", etc. CHASE & COMPANY oJ the Star Thursday. .Murrh Ititli FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY Lands Suitable for G e n e r a l F a r m i n g , Stock Raising, and Citrus Fruits — A t t r a c t i v e L o c a t i o n s for Winter A V, j,|J FsSk ijM » <sj t p m m Concerts by (he SLnr’n Orchesla Nightly Matinee Daily at 3:15; Night at 7 (is at various points along our mnin line. If you are interested write this ofBce for information or* communicate direct with our local agent in the section attracting your attention. AGENTS ON THE OKEECHOBEE BRANCH C. I). BRUMLBY, Chuluota. A. L. HUNT. KenansYille. „. , * D. E. AUSTIN. Okeechobae. . AGENTS ON THE EAST COAST SOMETHING DOING EVERY NIGHT MATINEE Wednesday and Saturday 3 p. m J . A. ROWAND, St. Augustin®. Elk on District. C. A. DUPONT lla-t'afs. BUNNELL DEVELOPMENT CO, Bunnell P. W. HAMS. New .Smyrna. D. E. AUSTIN, Fort Pierc®. MOSES & HE'SI.KR. West Palm Beach FRANKLIN SHEEN, West Palm Beach. A. C. FROST. Dasla. F. 8 . MO BSE, Miami. J. B. it BILLY. MlamL POWERS.. Capo Sable La ad®, Homestead. t v iMrpfnA?fN\ ^ ” n m'!nd!11 rIa!.iARt,?t' nnd R: C‘ PERKY- Immigration Agent, 155 W. Madbura St., Chicago, III. J. L. INGRAHAM,.Vice-President, Land and Industrial Department, Florida East Coast Railway Company, St. Augustine, Florida �B. J . HOLLY, Editor pr* t ,4 £ w;' n. iiAYKEs; PvhtbM Krrry Tu^Ur mwS TMkf THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY V-’ 1 BtiMcwimoN m ic r . in advance Vka* ................................. um on* • II M O N H M , T . . . . ......................... I-J* IHtCE MONTILT.................. -T» IWItanl In ik. Cltr b; Cbfrist I too P«« Tr*f la U t n n itr to*. Per Mnalk PitanM la Alittn M#*t U* M>4* M OIJ* Bj , ■E Salt's >A* Kr-aa l-Oa»* Mali Mailer AafaM lt»i 1001, at Iki rnalainr* at Naafair. IwMa t’aulrr Aft *f Marrb ltd. 1*71. OOlra la Hanl4 DaSdlif Tairobaa* Na. Ill •. The editor of The Herald wiihei to announce that the Spring Fes­ tival and Celery Fair will take place nett week and promise* to be one of the big events of the season. The editor it not interested in this any more than the other business men of the city and we want thq as­ sistance of every man in Sanford toward making it a aucceaa. It > not a Hi raid Fair but a Sanford* Fair. ---------0 — y ■ W. A. Russell, editor of the Palatka News is another newspaper man who is a candidate for the legislature. Billy Russell ha* already .erved two terms In the legislature and did not think he wouljl make the rare this time butlrays in his announct;(iM>nt "fhal “ circumstances gv.eeJXtfilch he had no control forced his entrance into the ring." Yes. we can well believe it. Hill. Cir­ cumstances here in ,Sanford in the irs havni nlmqst forced past few hours us to take to the'woods,and if husiness keeps up *v- will qiiniifv for Chattahoochee. Go to it* ■‘Bill Mut*bc we i .in he * wflh vmi si •on, yet her* Is Lake our fellow towneman and his claims for support. On top of that. President Codringfon of ths'TTorida Press Asso­ ciation wants us to make toe race for the state legislature to quash that iniquitous libel law that pre­ vents a newspaper man from calling his soul his own, and thoro you are. Presltfent Wilson cautions us to he * • i neutral and use our guns for de­ fense rather than oflcnse and yet President Wilson docs not realize that we are Irish and who ever saw an Irishman that was neutral when there was any fighting. Wo me going fishing Wednesday and while communing with nature and catching some speckled perch hoptj to m^kc up our mind as to whether it Is beat to sit on the fence and watch the parade go by or get in the political band wagon and pay for the music. ------ O ------ A FOUR Y E A R T E R M Hon. Frank Clark expects to in­ troduce a bill in congress to make $h^' term of a congressman four years instead of two. This bill should be passed for each and every congressman ought to have a four year term instead of two. For In­ stance, in our own district when this was kuown . as the Second District Frank Clark was able , to get more ,for his people by being Inmiliar [^ lhf>''(fTt* ^ h" ' f n"f bccn in j Washington several years. When Claude L 'Engle became a candidate . agaih brought Mr. Lake in the lime light and his friends Importuned him to make the race for Congress, hence his - derision and the* above announccment. Mr. Lake has made this decision niter a canvass of the situation and has received Sufficient encouragement to make the race. This ofllce like alt odices goes to the man who can get it and the race is wen by the swiftest runner. Sen­ ator Fogarty of Key West has al­ ready announced and Congressman W. J. Sears i s -on the job atW ashington. . The Herald hopes thst the best man will wirt. , ----- --------V - . -* ' - - * ... lrf. ji • < ' Your peace of mind depends upon your freedom from worry. . An account with a good strong Don’t W orry bank such as this one, gives you a feel­ ing of assurance that will drive away worry. We should like to talk with you about opening an account with us.'Sdj1i>Mx^ ess® IT IS A U LESS.vLAVV SCREENS ARE SUPPOSED TOPREVAIL IN EVERY PART OF FLORIDA —- PEOPLES BANK OFSANFORD JTE WANT YOUR OUSIM i -*■ V? II. R. STEVENS c. 73.1 T I«-l*r.JA «i m . hand SANFORD. FLORIDA F L WOODRUFF Vka-PrtikUnl 0. L TAYLOR Ciihicr R. R. DEAS Am 'I Cashier ’ . STATE ROARD OF HEALTH Laws—Vvhlt’a’ the need of them If flcial who delivbcrately or rarclesathey are not enforced? ly neglecta to perform this daty The Florida legislature at the ses­ may be removed from office. sion of 1915, at the urgent sugges­ Baby Week has j u s t been ob­ tion of the State Board of Health, served in Florida com m unities, as enacted a law, Chapter 6953, Laws in those of other states. Its celc ol Florida, which is, or should be, one of the Jpost important acta ever bratlon has assumed the propor­ enrolled on-tin; statute boot-K; of the tions of society functions, and the state for the preventjjyn ©f JbUtfase. elite four hundred or eight hundred it doesn't make much difference and it has a miming fhf «v*fgr V r»ltat large and F ran k Clark left us to how many have amused thrm selve xen of Floridf^i:p erm an en t or Iran tak e his place in th e Second I.’ Engle l a n d incidentally and remotely ‘have slent. wus elected and had h ard ly taken Luiagne tF« bHiTer'SrthoT'hrni; popi out. blowing a frantic charge. Our comrades, making tho frontal attack, have won their way through. ‘'Sweeping evenrlhliis before tkeifl, our comrade* Join us. ahoutlng with tho Joy of battle as they scale the barricado. Ily groups, rallied at haxard. wo search tho housea. All who show fight are finished; thoso who sur- city. Enquire L. T . Crialcr. Ohio House. 5C-tp , __q 7- R l , . . ] I KKR®! E * K 3 ' " Khodc ! *,and Red oggn from pnzo winners. $1.50 per 15. Cockerels $1.50 to J'l 00. Choice Berkshire pigs. Day old baby r htcJrs, 10c. Phone 311 f. !{ L. urrinon, .Sanford, Ha. 5ti-U|i ----------------------------------------------------- ............ * For Sale— F in e lots oi. Myrtle render arc rapidly ....................... hurried to tho rear. At last there are no living forms but nve uc, at rock b o tto m pri>c those clad In French uniforms and « « cash. Also tw o s t o r y hou-.,.r aiTlve at tho other «'Ud of the village, <Ink and F o u r th v r e e * . A pi I i ] t> .. aided the bah y. I t ’s a nidendid which Is now completely cleaned out. Oi k aver ue. bo u mi* . . . . , ,, * , . , , , It.I hie neat before he was forced to, i It provides th a t it shall , • , . th in g — th is idea of giving the babv “Our officers. In tho dusk, rally their . ............. . ...... ............* ’ -make the race again Fn the new dem eanor to operate a hotel, board- ! betto r ch an ce, hut the u ltim ate men. bringing order out of the confu­ For Sale— Wholesale fish bu-ii iu Fourth. It wn» not fair to him to i .lnK houwrestaurant or lunch couni.i. i . . ian d greaTpM benefit to society lies sion. Some three hundred prisoners, net,*, fish boats, launches, etc. t [, m ake ----an oth err r.un cam L a r i In .n m . . e nfumturt- a w .hole . generation bo obliged to ------------------ - i ter w ithout screening t .. trembling, aro herded into the Vincent. IU.IKP anoint • 7 every L door, , .n ffar the livid, trembling 2S if paign when he was supposed to |» window or o th er opeaing in th e <Unu r ( ; in t h f ho th a , tri{, rydrtyard of a house, under guard .d? in Waahington famili.irixlng hi. ..self ''n g room, kitch en or passage leading,; ^ fl( ........ U lllru. tun sergeant major and twenty men. m For Suit*- T w o lot* near With the ailair* of stu t•. He them, with wire netting of a rrtesh They will he well guarded Celery avendt* and Hick o r. -11. or forty y e a rs ' Lruin now. a citizen p l a c e , ul l h e 'o t h e r defeated [or the oifice by W J ! email enough to prevent th e adnnsliul what Is tills’ Crash' Hooooom! -ire each lot 1 44 feet by !'?• "•-1 | alive to his responsibmiues and a<• (1 They arc opening Hr*, with their artll- V o -u h le white people only Sears who >>n account of l . ' E ngle's **,in *d (lie* * tu e v a s t!, more active than hil*■ry upon the village, fhe .upl.uu i-riiiir T r mil in« 11 1* m u tiny 11 term not 1 i •c •|.*it. out wit* fo 11 m n it iii miHinur to % 1’, f ith* r .uni niother of Ir.dav in il : r hot h lot*. 1 nquire H* > comes running el rung t bctigl 1! t u t > llV il- for t l u ­ to watt to lot V*• his iplit .lt>> u en to or e»p< f•»r foot) in any m»u: mauding those thingthat will Corporal, what are you fouling fi M »H * Mil a t ti 11 |t lu Ju re the \\ unhlngtoi i t0 hi­ B Uurn in lu*t n «- or hutc make him and keep him .-trong and there f o r ’ Find th" major and usk For Sale $ 3 2 5 . 0 0 I'tat .. primnl ) h i t* i» «•It urged by eeltiber 11. tvt ll If on ih Jnli un- bakery or other place, which i* to healthy more efficient in li.nl. , for orders"' ti oil rush, very slight 1 ate with it*'ir 111 J u n e <-i th *l\ o n II w tu ! 11■1- an a* ' !,e r a t e paper* Ui ihc raw nr u hit b is to b» . >•. mind and sou I 1 gu running, aimlessly The m» Write W It. K in g , It. F I ' N hi* ill. ial ,lu t It ri u governor tivt* part n tl u hl« affair a uf the smiled jo r ’ Where Is he? bodies, bodies i Sanford, Flu. '1* Jip ram|iaign. whi rh the Gov- n atio n a* u « 11 an look i iik after hii* at 1* a 11 > everywhere Wounded m> n w’Ko whtmThe*.' ow n iji*t ri l u Kit h 1- olo o f t h»* the *t.ate without screening no It ■1.0* . ■lilt> lull •.ii l> ;. it helmets, k-nspsarks, rttle*, strewn F or Sale Owing to ( h i . xarl *uy thill lurge*t in t h1* ■vt.l te a n d (nipi-rs m u \ l he h *1* eating 1 places with wire netting about Flood everywhere oil th" • eclrical power we have r It ry m * ho h «ri Ielt W a*h- o p p o 'itm n v% •1 he ol •liged to !e A vi- * hieh walls, uu the dour*, on the paving ill prevent the admission of machinery in good conditn and 1* in t in* ftlute proseiut hU.nes Cries, shouted orders, the hi* aval in 0 '•k'r»-v* 11 nd come to flics plaint* of the wounded A stream -i-tin g of boilers, engine* i'll 111 pa I8h to r«‘lain the posi- K1 tin tin hi* or e the I'l 1 miirv in J Uii; The laity upon conviction i* pump*, tire pum ps, air •! injured men looking for the *ur ttoii of I ' m t i d S t a te * *enutor him- a* it l o c o n i . . ii i.e - - a r y Sgf him to not to r s r e e .i lift y dollars or trnpri* >n Fierce Exaltation ot Battle Told -orand su n d ry other n . g.-on Self f» al»o neglei ting hi* dutle* to again make ih- - i T h u :« hard!.. iii.-nl lint longer than three moi th* by Frenchman. w I n h we offer at price* wr 1 • • i -i„fn..a h.'f.v a bug!" blows th»* a* t he !•••«•I■• 1 t Morula Th e ft,' h' for fair t » nn) . i*ng r,-*-man ah 1 iloi'ri fur each proven violation -.n.h.) and 1 ru*h through the * m;d *mall part of th e original If the Hr 1into r hip has uprile ,1 111 earn hut g \ v ah) of t h. tn a ha UCP to ed who are patching tlieltiselves up interested address Virginia 1 c hr,x This law, while it might possibly csl, Hr) a i, T ram m ell. 111 lr tired muk 1* good 1n ol her Uof cIn. ih r Corporal Describes the Hoarse Shouts, u. best they can. some dragging a Chemical C o , c a r e Fi H I'. 'ly. have been b ette r is u vast im prove­ and w all a rr 1ht- a mil >un red ramli t ^ 0 >ear term kcep* ih I* n n jf t v * * )>*g, some with arm* In sling* the Hasp c f Steel on Steel, tho S u p i'fin tiiedent, San fo rd . ! ment on any previous a ttem p t to <ta> l*ri a l t t hi % art' all ligl r r * mrn 1 U*> gel til ‘g el r ite i! A mi hamii Th" major? Where 1* the Appeal* for Mercy In Street protect the people of the state t I h Land lit >ord cap* them greatly in having plenty major ?' “ Fighting. (i of lim e to devote to affairs 11 ( state. through these channel* from the in it For Sale S e c o n d hand b P a r i s — 'Ty'o more excitem ent, sn I tie four year term would give 1 fection of t.. phoid fever and some j A■ to tn» Court "cii: e in first class co n d itio n . Appl.. j|5 t ' l T I Z E N t I I A N t .K S H A M ' S diseases, if astonishing- calm Oils us as » e op open congressm an ample tim e to attend other tilth producing The court house was net in-' tuted Park avenue. a'-'Jtc Newspaper property in Orlando mote the if; it shall be enforced. Ore upon the Oerraans who have lal ikAn e n 'o r it 3* 11 no 'P* •1 1 •. Tid at least two sessions of congress free pun chatty. * hands about a* rapidly as I ail For Sale iJ u r o c J e rse y pu :.d •• I 1 - chief from the vexing problem s of a c a m ­ Florida's Hoard of Health ha* cover in the houses lu the outskirts Ishrro : t for *v lid. • f tM d r n te property ati d the latest nir ,1 will, m on th s old I rd. Apply J M paign and in the event that the co n ­ been worsing for m ore than tw enty- of the village." writes Charles T a r by: Ifi* ** *«‘.'II1 * ■* I *' O J. chat ge is the sale of the Orange dieu In a recent InstaJIment of ht* mil... • 1 1. - !• t •bn do '-.•iif ord. Flu gressman wa* .! f.*s<e.| h*' woo'd live year* to i n i > t h ' vt.•tc 3 better t in.l l i t i l I ICC for p e r I, n w i . d |.i Impression* of a t.'(.ri>oral. published IK't I - . > i t ' •t it h.iv.e two . . »r* > f .vi i n . service plate to live in. to pr v. i ,t di*ca*. In the Figaro 1 F Ih'Wini TO f y *>.,[•>• ‘ F or Sail f: ggs fur li lor hi- .tiwtrot, Jo" hjj - t i t e in.I lor nd to l.rmg to ail lh>' peuplr nn F'rom wlt.di'w* embrasure*. frc>m lllilmi* We are glad t-> Oole that 1 I L'ulit y ughbred. r hi e 1r:r• . ,n, u l .1 1 m at.' k n o wledg" . T'ci.p . the Luter id dv-ui s a j a t hhazac a a a j M f * 11———--T —>tt a * •, t*♦ n— eet- ♦**■ *1 *'WWw — ft saw11 themselves to longer 111", to better 1 at us F'ort) bodies si trewn aero*# itor. whiih was proliatdy one of tip' F ifty ur more, 7 ce n ts e a i b km hrret)' f.veru Ifeat kanitary surroundings and more ef­ the interval between us; a few wound­ «ft i, *r h•«* * «j| 1 •• <"r , 4ir stipu latio n s of the sale. Bro. How- | FOR C O N G R E SS I'ouJtry Y a r d s , Lakeland, Fla .a *r. «ib .U> 1 * j » i «f i 4f f ,\ ficient working days in each year. ed men are scrambling and wriggling h3 T h e following tuihounceinerit Is ard coultl no more lay down hi* i . 1 ..e l1 f t r 1 6tc In the mud Little by little v « re­ T h e , board has su cceed ed'fairly 1 well ivat »I'll i s. tren ch an t pen than coultl any of the gr*en- to the pu blic: *c I'f tl g f * gain our breath. 1" . '»e r , >* * « s s o « e e e e e e e e e « e v » » « « * » other l*>)» of the Florida pro** an d - R J Hotly. E d itor ffsrrfnrd Hrralrl- in its never ending labor, »ntf it is . “At the top of the village street de­ *1 , • c.f - *• shown b_. 1 he fa it t h a f when e p i - ! certainly wr would not ll'»r to lose ■ >1 r i e « * e pern.it n to announce bouches a company of i',rrnun infan detnic threatens, th " j w o p l e throw 1, t I Kc f« i) ' • him from our ranks I t -*t wishes through your vraluable pai.er to the try A llelltah fire welcomes them, ■I. - ■’ r w !•'• ••* ♦ up their hands and surrender in a 1 t ( a •He »f h •■< !.. Mr P. lby Keg w< <1 gi'i’d wtshes good people of the F ou rth C o n ­ v e e e o o e o o o o o o - e o o e o o ««■>»* ► but still they come on. sowing their kg V ■ * * • •» • blind faith t o I t * l e a d e r s h i p out of dead by file* F'»»!pr and faster we #. to i I Howard l s a< gressional I ‘i*trict of Florida th a t 1 th-- e m e r g e n , , nit 1 which their awn pumy our breech bolt* l o r R ent -O n e loiaF.!.' Their first t v i - r fa. * k i» am a candidate for L o n g e r** in the » r . % -1 , •f, fuum Hat and cold Cjdisregard of it» warning* ha* piling ranks crumple, they tramp over thrru. ft: va ‘ h * 1Itt* i 11 1 le m o e r s tic prim ary to be held on F O R S L I F K I N T K N O K N 'T j1• 1 ilres* 7,, 907, care Sanford lb raid. 1 ed them the n e x t rank falls, still they come ( !#r It ( 1rr u11 J u n e lith ! will present my plat­ V* tf on At last their Chief, a huge devil Say * th e I’ al.itka N iw * “ Among M M. I1 True it i* th at the business of the form for their consideration At an of an officer, wbo la waving them on, 1 1" T - f the teachers of the sla te p articu lar­ early d ate and will make a vigorous board is to take charge in em er­ goes down. A new volley drops aeven House for Rent— No. 115 Wrfl ly those affiliated with Florida E d u ­ th reaten disaster or eight more men. This time they Ninth S t. Apply to H. C. D iRoss, campaign* In every co u n ty . Should gencies t h a t cational Association, th ere is a g e n - ; ♦ I be elected I will serve my c o n s t it u ­ through disease, but it is eq u ally its step, hesitate a second, then turn and ■ 112 N. Park Ave. ________ 37-tfr — cral desire for the success of L>r J L. mission to advise and warn when run. ency ‘to the best of my ah ility. Kelley, who is making the race for For R en t— Several nice oihf* no im m ediate danger menaces, in " C harge!' roars the captain. TJlre l Sign ed : Forrest Lake. s ta te superintendent of public inrooms over Yowcll’a. Enquire N. P order th a t emergencies m ay not them t/ic s t e e l !' We rush In. our twrq atrurtio n , to succeed W N Cheats 4 It is hardly necessary to give the come. In limes of stress, municipal buglers, their neck veins iifelllng. Y Owell A Co. 3Mf ♦ I>r. Kelley is one of Florida's best ( history of Forrest L ake to the read- and county authorities, solicitors of playing us the heart stirring notes of Hoard nnd room by day or »e*L j known. most elfTicient educator*, era of The Herald for he has been a ; criminal A hoyotc intoxication cirt.uit cwurU, sheriffs th * charge. Gate City House. J 1* ll swells through us and w* run like be­ He iy the present county ity super- resident of Sanford for many years and uii lhp r„ , wiiuntiy iltingly use their in ten d ent of Alachua c o u n ty ; has F ro m the d » , i of his early y o u th he full authority to aid the losrd in ings possessed Into the narrow streets, — For Rent— 5 room house, ♦ been president of the Florida E d u ­ has been a figure in politics and th e its enforcement of law and safety through the humming bullets ♦ ~ tnetto, J10 jiei month. “Into bouses, through gardens, post cational Association, and is a m e m ­ hustings to him are a* the bre ath of measures. Why are they not as open doorways the skirmishers throw All I ajcs I Advertisements Under Iluvtea, litre Id Office. ber of the S ta te T e x t Hook Cora- w .r to the nostrils of the charger. ready to back the board in its work themselves, to come out with dripping 1This Heading THREE CENTS t n i*ston. Volunteer workers in hi* He was mayor of this city some of prevention when no danger is in F'or Rent— 708 Pam t*v ■ u Kibayoncls No more shot*—death behalf are coming up from all parts eighteen years ago and th en moved tight? It is a fact that, with a few shrieks, groans, hoarse shouts, piteous Line For Each Insertion. Minimum qi.ire of H. C. I ) uBose. Fir-t »b4 Charge 25 Cents. of the state.'* Dr. Kelley is too to Cuba to engage in the ice busi­ rare exceptions, they are as indiffer­ cries for mercy are mingled with the Tark avenue. 18-lf much th e ed u cator to be a poll- ness. Aftreward coming b a c k to ent as a Georgia rabbit to the war crash of falling furniture, the slamFor S * l e — Four good rn* In . w >c For Ri n t — S ! r loom tint Wl’^ ' tictan, and will need the good words the states his home city of Sanford in Europe. mlng of doors, the nasty rasp of steel o , and^ Fam e**, ‘larmn g implement*, ' t t h and large ftont porch. I l l ^ of the teachers of Florida who know appealed to him and he t e c a n e the on siecL And over U ail the strident “VC. P. n . Box 838. 54 fi'1* C om m frrirl S t. 55 Mr The deaths in Florida, from ty- notes of the charge! him, in his campaign for the office owner of the Ice plant and the phviJ (ever alone each year exceed " From each houaa as it is silenced of state superintendent. water works system here and while For Sale- Thoroughbred R . j. For R ent— House of 5 room* busy with these utUiti*s found time those from yellow fever in any epi­ poor our men, some of them wounded, Red Eggs for hatching. SI.Oft f0r H. bath. Close in. $15 per month listle ss, coatMfea, without their packs; to dabble ip politics by becoming demic in the state of which thzre is W. M Haynes. Herald Office A. P. Connelly, 109 Mognolisone man has discarded bla blouse and SOM E POL1T CAL STEW 6s-2te 1 the mayor of the city for two suc­ any record. This disease b carried la working with his sleeves rolled up. ’___________________ 57-tf % Here's a pretty kettle of fiax. cessive terms and, was al«v ele te 1 to the new victim by flics, which "Tram pling on the corpses that FotiSsle Nancy Hr 11 sweet pot*, Wanted to R e n t— Piano for «*" hr*e sac- Rounder in the excreta of the pa­ strew the way. leaping over obstruc­ Forrest Lake, a Sanford man an­ to the legislature (or tient and deposit the germs of ty ­ toes for seed. J. F Arad. Sanford. cral weeks. Will pay for removal « evasive terms, materially assisting in tions, we make c a r way up the street, nounces for the position of Con­ phoid . in. or same. Address Mrs. H. L. -Df'jl :____________ 5l-9tp . . on the food .which U when a machine gun section appears gressman from this district. The forming the new county of S t _ Forest, Sanford. 59-2M j P<*«»*. who therw In front of us. Out before they have editor of The Herald is always anx­ hi ole by leading the forces ,in tfte « taa b/ ' For .Sale or R ent-Several house* by are doomed to suffering with time to unlimber we a re upon them. ious to support home folks (or of­ legbiature. Last term of the legis­ pretty strong chances of death. An Instant of hard work with butt Magnolia and Palmetto avenues. fice. but in this case there is another lature he was the leading candidate 3 -tf Disgusting, isn't it. Yet it is the and steel and Us crew Is down be­ W. J. Thigpen. man i t at » » » elected to th u office for Speaker of the House but *11 purpose of this C h ap ter 6953 to aid side their overturned piece. We p u s per S 1 The Lvst high two vears ago and ht* supporter* at defeated at the last minute by one i.i stopping this eyrie of disease, and on. houve lot- tn ' G torge;. * , nf that time called him home folk* a* of those u nacco u n table tlops in pol­ Into the cress street we turn. A the Hoard uf Health is asking the 10th St at d Bay Ave C '. . * , , rnd Although defeated for the Ne J. T. All n, h e v . n t i and 1 h* comes from th neighboring "county itics people of Rlorida to insist on its en­ few bodies a re lying there, one house position of Sp e ak e r Mr. Lake was easy t a y m c i t * Address Box'1162 I-ourel for heavy haulii g. plowie^ of Osceola The editor of The Her­ forcement for their own preserva­ ts burning briskly. Spiked helmets and cu ttlig . He is prepared to <■* bob over the walls aa their w earers ____________ ald has been a lifelong friend of Jbe the recognised leader in the House 54 if tion. and Kis record in that assembly all kinds of team work. Phone 3® retreat through the card* ns. A sca t­ Sears and did not support him last For S al- ! sideboard. 1 l-xther Regulations on the statute books tered Cre ts heard on all aides. Jkt fiO-lStf time because we had already come speaks (of itself and will be given to the public at a later date. The of Florida for the prowervation of the end of the street, behind a bar* ro v ercl couch. 1 revnlv, ,K book ill THICK J F TIGHT • ts— B S jj :! j r ± CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING " 1 'H i Mil FOR RENT W fa||SU * WANTED f t - * S B fc fW -:.v ,k ". out for the- incumbent at that time in the office, a fellow journalist. Claude I.*Engle. Since that time, however, we have pledged Joe Sears our support with the idea that be should have a second term. He has been a friend and always will be and - 9~ — y- tight before the State Executive Committee two weeks ago in Jagkaonvtil* to rescind the actions of the committee end change sections four and five and the passing of the rosolutioa )tSQWa ae Use Lake resolution . . ' health are just as really law* aa tboee #rtcade of overturned wagons and wine that provide for the - punishment of barrels, som e of the Germans who still the murderer. 1 he private eiUten bold out open up oq n a "Charge bayu e t!* has the inalienable right to demand “W« rush on. when a shuttered win­ of the proper authorities the endow burxu. epen. and tha_ head % of foreement of any la<r, sad the of- . _j - t - k ; f j j u i r -j; ; . , a- " *agtf56i _: For Exchange—Will uceept F ^ j 1 ga*olme rar.g*. l Junior vio­ lin, 1 settee and chairs to match automobile aa part payment-on go« Inquire 106 E. 3rd St. Sanford. Fla! 5 acre tract, 2 acres cleared M* fenced and under cultivation ___________ 49 tf years. Not tiles. This land if S*!" -V ," l-ony. .priD, » ,,o o will '.n y 'id o d ol crop* t r onJ b » o « II _'c_-. - -\__ „ 500. U l > ll lI qu, „ M-U * , *..»?• . .4' i-Sdv. ■ - , • :, * ' ir*' r * w ■Vf �MARCH U , 1916 THE SANFORD HERALD PAGE FIVE J a t Book. Will Close April* 1 at PT "rounty Pl,,a",, jtn te atl,| Uke notle« WOMAN’S CLUB ^ A BO U T P E O P L E .Uniuenl «fitr . April First. ‘ altc, * *'< n date, ns ptovided by jaw uml estate nn which taxes rental Conclusion of Content, and Lecture t * Llltfe Happenings— Mention The final examination In the of Matters in B r i e f u n !<»■i.|. wi|| Better Baby Contest was held In the Personal Items of t!! ,(| ail,! “ol11 office of~Dr.'(J J . Miller Saturdayfor til Xi •*, ami ” •st cutioas will be interest morning. under the auspices of the ■ “ t1' 1 l'|:*<‘l| in lutlllk Of the “heiifT against p -"i al property ont, Welfare Department, Woman's Club ^ liit*li tuxi ,l ,ti„tn unpaid. X)with Dr. Miller and Dr. Criflo of Summary or the Floating Small I 6 cal a examinaers, with Mrs. W. L. Tallin Succinctly Arranged for ^11 tnu king 1n»t*ii '^ ,iri ,fl Morgan assisting. . re. ! ■ Hurried llcrnld llrnilrrs i‘t'1 furnish 'le-. ripiuifj The contest resulted os follows: 1u, a found on y *»ur First division, from alx months to Work for the Baby Parnde. twelve months, Jack Allen Gillen, -IN'n [> JIN K I N S . Taax ( olleetnr, Seminob* County. The ladies of the M. E. rhur. Ji 97.5; Mary Maxwell. 95; Laura 55 Ste Ernestine Betts, 94;_ Second Divis­ will hold a cooked food sale on Sut ion, froiji twelve tp • twenty-four urday at Roberta' Grocery. Notre To Public months, William .A lb ert, Gillen and A full supply— cuke, tomato. p,.j, 1 his is to certify that anv and all Billy Bouchelle, weight W ; Florence per. eggplant at Dut ton' s. It. , h 'b'hla eontraeled I.;, Mm Edwin J. Jenniiftte Hopson, 93,5; Beatrlrc and potato need. 41-if f.t-'olis | r,.ftix. t p.<> as she has O’Connor, 9‘J ; Third Divlitlort, from Pnthe Film Company on the job •ft my In and board twenty-four to thirty-six months, for the Baby Parade pictures Signed Edwin J Jaco b s. Sarah Maxwell, 93; Gerald Geiger, Juat received n large shipment of 59- Tues-J tc 93. Thu scores nil the way through veils at French Millinery Shop were remarkably high. Of the sev­ Tho ladles of the M. E. rhun h enteen babies who qualified by hav­ S ho e S h i n e Stand will hold a cooked food sale on Sat­ l>pen next dour to Allen’* The- ing the examination and returning urday at Roberta' Grocery. v n-V‘‘’* Open day and night and Sun­ the score cards fourteen babies day nfotning’s. Ladies can send reached an averngo above ninety "One Hundred Babies" ii/^thu shoes to stand. Sent for and de- per cent, only three having fallen slogan for the parade. liv e re d .__________________ 41,lfc below ninety,, the lowest being Call on H. L. Duhart for prompt eighty-six. Blue and red ribbons Automobile service. Phone number Safe Guarding toung Girls Staking were given by the Welfare Depart­ •372. 68-tfc ment for first and second places, and llmplo) m« nl New display. of beautiful model certificates from the Woman’s Home millinery at tfic* FREN CH MILI-rt On* •-1 h*nvi'jiB * rulun*, Companion given every baby exam­ \nf till*. *lnrki n iilbivp ftif*, L I N E R Y SHOP. Presentations of ined. The Companion will send to H« forw I urn tiufii*, mi Ur jiurm American pattern bats and'eopies *>( L ltiii liter* in n fj. t «- t<%%r 1 n r ! the winners of the first places Thru Is ! rttlTli' tt l i t t l |HA> same made of French material arc bronze medals of merit. 1 o ji Ur thill hiy* so mail. unequaled anywhere. 1 4 lull'! I t Vr I 1 | |||» *t 1 ) Baby Week was fittingly closed Secure your place In the Baby When a Kif | is obliged to g„ forth * l , h Dr Miller's lecture nt the Parade. Phone Mrs K I, Ma r ­ m search of work she cannot In* tho Woman's Club on S a t ur d a y after shall for particulars chooser, if to r n* * ds tie urgent, of noun Th e lecture wu« attended, by W Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Cooley and 'k,lal 101111 of l,,l,ldoy mein bIil* will ac- fifty or more, principally the your.gson, E . L. Cooley and wife of Lans­ cept. ib o plnin tact ia she must tako Pr matrons and many mothers. Vhe * of*Ai<. f i l l e r ’s splendid paper ing, Mich., were in the city "a few a place where she can get It M is tml once in a thousand Hines ^ - a f(?w K|n u . on lhp prevention of d a y s the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A II that the proprietors *l.o empltfy l ■ mAHality Dr. Miller inStorm of Cameron avenue. 1Vi.iI>*1 iti iu>* remark* pre-natal ami head* *1 Inti-lilt-.-, in * lii|l*lliat ^SiOiF ...AND EVENTS... A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGSUP>TO DATEA4Jrrms mil Carnrvia Kigali* 111 I t (hit C*§w »* »o "So cis ry E i r t s f ,’* w PI m m Ma H A. PUm n*. ru | j a a a s s s a a B a B a a a u a a a a a o i i a t i t t t t a t n attflaan a a a a a s g < t a a f la fli Ij Oi I Calt to L eap Y tar Party exquisite rosea. A touching Incident We hereby warn you that ONLY of the affair was tho concluding song three Invitations am being sent out by all present. "Blest 11c the Tie to the B. Y. P. U. Leap Year Party That Binds. .Simple refreshments at the Baptist Temple parlors to were served and tho pleasures of tho be given Thursday evening, March evening closed with hearty good 16th, 7:30 o'clock: First, to the pas- wishes for tho visiting members of tors in the city of Sanford, also the the class. Mrs. Styron has been an families of said pastors; active worker in church and Sunday Second, To the members of tho school' and willbe greatly misfed different young peoples societies in from her accustomed place. \ the city of So'nford, also the friends ,,f s“id members.; Personal .Mention Third, Anyone 1 who does not Miss Sarah Hendry of Wallace, huppen to be a pastor In tho city of N. C., spent* two days this week Sanford or a member of a pastor's; wJth Mr„. A- K . Poww- whi|c re_ family, or a member of a Y. P. S., turning from Tampa to North Caro­ or a frlgifd of a member of a Y. P. S. lina. or a stranger within our gates. •Dpfes this sound good to you? Mrs. Styron left on Saturday for Pfano wdp „ - , Mrs. Schelle Malnes Jacksonville where she will make Miss Ruth Steinmcyer her future home. vocal, ajlij'.!..... ..Mrs. Ernest Betts Humorous l e c t u r e ___________ ... Mrs. FT J . Goniales and Mrs. Mr. J„ Rowland Wildman Geo. Wutaon accompanied Mr. GonPiano solo • Miss Marian nckard xates to Orlando on Monday for the (leading Alias Rosamond Radford day. "Please Name I t " > t ... ... , Gutchel &, Stewar jv'' Musical" rending^..Miss Charlie Seay I ^ r' an“ M™- Geo. DeGottes and ArcurnpHi«lmont.'Mias L. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Carter motored touring th« state on their honeys moon, having-but recently ffiirrfed. y Program CecHlan Music Clab * Hungarian Gypsy ____ ___ ^Soebeek Winnie Strong Dixie— -----u!...'..— .— Stcinhetmer May Holly Duet — ... ...... — .......Old German Mildred Holly and Mri, Munson On the Levee . .Franklin Ehtel Henry Duet -------................. „ Willis Newton Lovell, Mrs. Munson Parvane Sharpe Miss May Thrasher Va,a® Kerrn Virginia DeCouraey Primrose ................. . . _ Rolfe “ Adele Runge March .................. Sousa Miss Lucille Hines Dreamland..................... Engleman Kathleen Brady Preabytcrian C. E. The Presbyterian C. E. met , on Friday evening with Co. A In charge, Miaa Annie Lee Caldwell leader. The aubject waa "Some Hindrances to Success,"! The members of the Company each gave a abort talk on Scripture verses, describing tome hindrances to success. The mission­ ary and infofmatlqj) committees gave their weekly reports which were of great interest to the society. Tho following officers were elected to tajtu their chairs in May: ".President, Miss F!wd«v Purdon. Viirc President, Mrs. H. C. Hutch­ Mis* B e* . Tri bbl e to J «f k s o n v i l l e on Sat urday, r . Rending tqrning to Sanford Sunday night. inson. G a m e s Galore See-Treas., Mfss Fern Ward. While in J ack son vi ll e they were the Visitation of Spirits Pianist, Mias Lottie Caldwell. guests of Mrs. Geo. DoCotte*, Sr. j.-j„^ 1 po,,,), **A Nlckle a F i s h " Rouipjter. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell. Candy, etc. - - Cand y , etc. Mrs. Margaret E. Maddox * o f’ W^-fordlally Invite all friendr to Ref reshme nt s Free . Philadelphia Is the guest of Dr. and . 0V Pr*F®r meetings. , Mi you need to e n j oy this Mr*. Thomas A. Neal. * -----I- to comply with th*i little wish: Card,of Thanks It Y P I and Leap Year too. Mr* Harvey Retifrpe and little ,Thc Welfare Department of tho T h e ladies of the Cutltnll' el'll*' I This is what we'd winli you'd do! daughter Puttie spent the week end Woman’s Club extends cordial rui iiili mail, tt |. ,if-'tttg3. 111*1 wjiose ....... ,,u' ' 1 1 ««KB"*‘ ions on clothing will serve dinners and supper- in t'n \<hl the figures of this year. in lamps S*tsiting fru-nd* * ‘ hunks and appreciation to Dr. ' f,,nd and fr<-»ti air for th*re st au ra nt hall of the Well.or e In-ait un s j . . , i » It, I,,- ti* ad mfft a ' I'I,ell seventeen y o u ’l l ' br i ng here |Pulestmi, Dr. Neal and Dr. Denton i*.. 1 J.rf; •■ . . j i... ii.nor1 •**■*11, • r . m l ba be H<- touched up**’ block on T u e s d a. We*| ■ . 1.. I li'iijy Ilf eat- mol lot* III fun w.'fi I n- , | . ... 1 . 1loppluiK It birth n g i - t rat lull emphasizing il* iu Mrs Faye and maid left on S . » I f‘,r serviws in the preliminary T h u r s d a y and h*u|a. ..f it*. I . We protnibe >011, if you'll only come ' u ' f lew 11..11 .u. 11.n* . * lit >iuin* girl ptirt.ni** jtutir.g that only one liat*> ur*l j fur their home in New York ' Week beginning March Joi h . , , i v l.ontnst; Dr. Miller mid Dr ( rig 0 ' n t ‘ K ho* *ii'i'i'.* i*» i>af* gimrd*ul entcri-tl m th* c ont e st h u *1 not lice 11 iift*-r pending the winter in Sun . S t ra w b e r r y nn.l n-e . re mi (■•-< il ul Ocala in the final contest, to the 1 * b i - ' tat* l o r * r* g l - t ' r*'il < h a nil ll*'*11ml s.xni /Ju’iji Co noli b>rd in Wei borne lijuck > .it nt i i.. . ■ ■11’1‘* ■>' ' I" lif tanuli ,n,,,t " l |L) t t ....... and emphasis laid upon tin* Woman's Homo-Companion for supHaving disposed of the B e t te r noon and pvenmg. me ti.*- worst ufleiiders, after they lnfun', BiPP|,jttt, tt|nflP wn. B f,.lUur.. plio* and to T h e Herald for the .# i For that G O O D G l i F * . \ m i L I N E and S M ' l t l . M l . \ I l o n i l phone II. [1. C o n e ), Agl, No. ID*. I t IJ 1" “ “ i.-k I.**i or W H. Maples, ih*- well known veget abl e buyer i h in the city ag.ui afli-r an absence ■■f t*-n ino*.ti.Mr Mapl e s has been . ■•rt : •.»r (•* ' >*" ' I for several years .1 ml his rn.inv friends are glad t*> see him in the c i t y again. Congregational Oval Sat urday. str.iwberr , !* - , Mrs. A. I>. Parrish t- home again af ter an absence of several week*, part of which were spent in the hos­ pital. Dr Ralph Stevens performed a most successful operation for MrParrish and her many fromd- tr** delighted to know Oi.it -hi 1* •’ ttrelv recovered C I > lirumiey m l I I ol Chithjnrn w<tre in the "t on I n day and report that new city as be­ ing o n a great boom. The y have rer e c en t ly bored* a fine d>*ep well at' the hotel and Riund ti to b.; a gu*har and Mr. Hpimley - a v- it i- fine water with ntdy a ■ of . Jphur New stores and new t •<11,1• fn * ing Chuluotu «.... of iJiriv cities of Seminole roUt.tv ' ,r' ’ u' > 1 d:*t ■ ■>■ No of.** * .in "" balaiii :nit ini » 11ti nt an elil- .* Dr Miller's .oldrows . while lo ii ml til* re-peel* t*> so-i illicit soot*. 1hi* ........ -sty. l"K «»d drugs to be uvoidcl. I l">* r n e* ri In ai-' ■ -u. h ,ui tie mliriit Ji vi ng a list of these medieincs-s that Crust wo n liiins-, 1 l o r o - have been -tlgrtinti/.e*l by govern ask lltl fill plot * t., fi,,in-ti fore the gnl inost ,u * i*l th*. position tnent i.xjierts a* " R u b y - K i l l e r s . ” w 1h ,,l“' 1,1 d • i l - h it tii.ii i-nT hr o ug hmi t the ad d r es s was r. lull worknic c r u ju-t heKm „ , „ K |iU a ( , (l lnlpfl.M ;, nij val uabl e in life*, but 1 1* sliuiiM I.* - iligUurdi-il by lurrmilinn that bespoke u thmightfu! woman frii-rnls who 11 in K•- It t h e i r and thoughtful consideration of hitnisUieas ceil I ly to exjilaln t hut a *:lrl subject In passing Dr Milter lias 110 rigbt to a* o-pt •..ur'*-“l* - from staled In* runvlelm 11 (hut the grad an> mull, llidipi-iiib'iit of win. lot mijitit b*-, Kiieh a- accept lug luncheon wlildi fie a, inis >*ut for. if it I**- in ( b u e i i i weitilii'i lor l or only, allowlug tier companions who are also in the sain*' employ to get It an best they uuting classes of every High School should have the benefit of instrticlion ami lectures from graduate nurses to fit them for the duties of motherhood In conclusion he paid t an <*r ib> withoutK the man is married u glowing tribute to tin* Woman's ( (>( -luu/ord for its a c t i v e 1 titer- there should be n*> s e n tim e llliil w*iril froni III* lip s e»l and the work i t i l u ttb lw ltlli Ut i» •*» l*U*Mi******» fi,.,,„i,l 1111 -1 it*1- * hours or permit film rile health department in every way view of this purude to lake her to her lodgings in Ola nn possible. tomobilo or * oach. I tm rillnatlon ol - — young working girls lives always baa ( |oh t ll|r ni |nr a hi gnrung. il iirui aiitUm is lulum*ul. , , , e 1 1 n' , March I I Social Depart ment the * ii*-ct young w>*um*u wilt soon ,, , , i,.„„ Sliainrork dance Hostess. Mr* , - n , [M t . f r ft if t h r l l l r t i M V * ....... . ,, ntfi tl <1111 lo) er ............ Butt. II IH itiiD thankful March 15 Welfare Dejiarttfienl .*n*l in-ur Hi at ii„ other j . J tie........... r e m i n d e r conservation a; Our Country "> J 69-Itc pr j tt. f,,r ,o t h e r final *>r i ml iv i d Th , P u e h c m i n i n g p i c tu r e ,,,.,,,,1.. W,U |„. tm the field to £mored. ™ ' - » ■ - 11 ' riU» ^?-iivXif \ - -e 11 - Mi** Bell Odi Odi MMr rs s, , l l1dn|i i u rinnn e aand n d Ml ** Bell HI* Intention. “TTidfig or no further use on earth,'* eufil Gaunt N. Grimm, having jtTOtrn thoroughly tlrod of trying to convlnes route from Cuhjr to Jacksonville. fools or their errors, feeling anfe that none of Ute said fools will regret my Miss Gladys Fields of T a m p a la •Jeparturo any more than f should a gflest of Hotel Carnes, the Ira under similar efretmt 9lances, and botng ns n-any to go a * |’li ever V be. I shall now >»ur tho forgo hunk of M rs j F Relt lel has recently ar wedding i a k e that my niece tiau sent j r m ,4) , |lp ,.jly (rom Gainesville m u . " - K u n s a s City Star lo make this her home Mr Belize! tcp- ptrTtrrrv frrrm vuriou* jiiiniTx «TT ' r,,: ^ Fsrknnn. tltn sp* bt FTiday For this reason wnh Mr* Henry Niekjd, wliile en in -a!* g ;iir*l-iti** minor of th- sweet |,,rr-iPaper Broad Leaved younA girl* who look to Uhiii for Evergreen* from China nrtd Japan, maintenance by Honest work for h°n ! written by Prof. H Nebrling. read cut wngo. lu this ago of enlighten- hy NJr, ||enry \viKht meat even tbo ymmaest of working (it.neral MuKjc u „ y to o*. club girls sown# to ttavo the intuition lo March 21st. Tho irrepressible Pat Murphy was knf)W when anJ b). whom evil mmin the city yesterday busy with his. RC(,g tbein aluj how to escape tho Welfare Department * book on the politic^ of F'lori*la. He 8narP(i set for them, tf I could give The uttehtinq of the .\ embers of expects to get it out some time in lv warning to all girls It would bo, Juno. It will be called "Through Have no secret tovn affair Ho who the Welfare Department is called Green Glasses— Twenty Seven pleads for secrecy can have nn pun* (0tho meeting onWednesday ufterYcura Memory at the Slate Capitol nintlvo and Is likely lo be a wolf In j noon „| which time Mrs. Henry in Florida." Among the subjects |Wight will read Prof. Nehrllng's j b j e c t * j sheep's clothing. ' paper on "Broad Leaved Ever­ treated will be the Seminole In-1 M~ A„Ce Eaplslnsd. dians, whit Mr. Flagler did lor j( ^ |ho U|lrJ w{kUz of the Over- greens from China and Japan." F’lorida, Life of Mr. Plant, Primary I Joo|trnt clul) mePiing that Tom met I'rof. Nchrling has aent specimens of these and photographs that will add Systems as Compared with Con- Mary A||PP to the Interest. A large attendance ventions. Sketches of Governors, j.>om m|nuu* they never for an is requested. Senators, Congressmen and Others Aslant parted. Pat is also a delegate at large for They danced and sat put the items For City Council alternately Florida to go to the Democratic Yet seventh heaven a * he was in, __ ( _______ .I _____ t _______ ___________ hereby announce myself __ as _a Convention at St. Louis end is cam­ there was something that troubled eamj j , j atu for tbe position of alderpaigning as he goes along. Tom, caused him to start suddenly at nun for tho city of Sanford subject times, and to glsncc about httn most to the decision of the voters in the New Motor Truck suspiciously. At midnight be resolved to unbur­ election called on March 28th. Be­ There has been considerable at­ ing a citizen of Sanford for several tention paid the new arrival at tho den his manly bosom of Its weight. "It's funny. Mary Attce, no whlB: years and a property owner and B. & O. Motor Co. which promises pered but that glum-lookln chnfl very much intereite'd In the munici­ to open up greater possibilities and o’er timer as bln follnrin' us wherever pal affairs of the city I feel that the an entire new field for the farmer. wo goa. Wot s bis little game? Who office Is one of groat responsibility Lands which were jireviously con­ and If elected it wiil.rcccive*my best sidered remote and unavailable on "Tm?' carelessly replied Mary Al­ efforts as s member of the board of account of their distance to the near­ ice follow ing the direction of ner part* aldcYmen* Your support will bo ap­ est loading station aro now a thing nPr s K»™ "oh th> b,ok<! W°* preciated. Respectfully, of the past, as the motor truck which bought me ma ticket!' TH-BIls A. D. P A R R I S H . is on display at the B. & 0 . Motor Co., and handled hy them exclusive­ Growth of Finger Nalls, Preserving Patent Leather 8hoes. ly makes it only a few minutes to finger nails trow more qulcaty ln Patent leather shoes shoufd tie care­ the loading station. fully wiped off with s soft cloth when summer tnan :u winter. I'Bose on the The International Motor Truck is they aro removed and then a few middle nnger grow the fastest, ana Uia thumb tne most inowiy. the only motor truck thqt will fill drops of oil should’ bo rubbed Into the bill and* do “the" work for the ! them This will keep tho leather sort '‘Scent" Icebergs. farmer in Florida sand. This state- and prevent them from cracking. If the wind is tn tlie right dlrcctlun ment has been proven by actual test a sort of cold nuell gives sailors warn­ To Remove Putty, fn Florida. ing or the proximity of an Iceberg. f o remove old butty from a window I t will pay all those Interested In S fH Z Z X Z i* •Ctr. andAImpact thisTtruck J it 1* d o i n g l**r Hie „ n ,| S t r a w b e r r y * served at J est nal to in Wel borne block will be grown at home. No out of town berries will lie served. wo de»lre to place Sanford yery largely on the map. for on the pic­ ture screen our babi es will travel nil ’nvor the I ’nttrd Mtntrs. Mnke your entries at once Mrs F. 1. Mar * ^ut 1 is chairman of the Par H’ 9 “ " is, cnniroiaii m m e Baby ■ — ; “ J® a i d will gladly furni-h tuformu ^tinn and particulars She can h. reached by telephoning II* ,i» l rain Minster of the A. C, L. Mother s are urged lo enter thuir-j b abi es in the p a r a d e mid to do so y Mr. and Mrs. Clias. Krtling of immediately. I t is not absolutely , _ , * L ong Island were the week end L i r g s t t Nests. Th e largest, heaviest and most pe­ culiar nests In- the world are to b« found In Australia. They are built necessary " ‘display, le H'»*y great mounds T A PT - f ■ "foct T Thigh .if have a place ind"the but only «**"*■* *» M*...,i » " * m about fifteen Nickel. Mr. and Mrs. Ertling are m fMl ln clrcumfertnc<>. decorated floats, carts, etc., etc., will be eligible for tbo prirea. *’ k Dinnrr at C arn tt Hotel Mr. and Mrs. W. J . Thigpen werr hosts at a charming difiner nt IIoLl Carnes on F'riday evening at which was served a big wild turkey, the trophy of Mr. Thigpen’s recent hunting trip. Alt the delicious et­ ceteras that turkey suggests wera served in six courses. The tabic was attractively pretty with its flower decoratiqns, a lovely centerpiece of cut flowers adorning tho centre. THE U N IV E R S A L CAR I The largest shot* factory in the country makes less than one-fortieth of the entire shoe output, but the Ford Motor Company builds half of all the automobiles made in America. This volume is necessary to supnly the de- . mands of people who are looking for economy a t a low cost. Get yours ■ today! Runabout $39<); Touring Car $140; Coupelet $590; Town. Car $640; Sedan $740. All prices f. o. b. Detroit. On sale a t Sanford Machine & Garage Con pany. Flnjoying t bs f es t iv e occasion' were Mr. and Mrs. T ’. t i j p e n , Mr. and Mrs J . M. Wallace, Mrs. 0 . W. Brady. Mrs. Garver of Chicago, Mrs. F’aye of New York, Miss Gladys Fields of Tampa, Mr. Jervey of Charleston,' S. C. and Mr. Carnes. f/ Motor P arty A congenial party that motored over to Fort Orange on Sunday to visit Mrs. H. C. Gerror, were Mr. Oerror, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Aber­ nathy, Mra. W. L. Morgan and Mrs B. L. Jones. Tho party lunched picnic fashion in the woods, with Mrs. Gerror, the guest of honor. EDWARD HIGGINS Salesman . Skrprfsr Party Tho members of the Truth Seek­ ers Claes met at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Stelnmeyer on Friday evening for the purpose of "sur­ prising Mrs. Styron, a member who waa on tho eve of leaving Sanford to n f ktrritw tmmc-ctimwherc, A very delightful evening of music and song Steadfast and True. Nothing Is steadfast that la Insin­ waa enjoyed and tke guest of honor cere.—Cicero. waa presented a lovetj? bouquet of C. P. WILLIAMS "Agent ‘ j, 4* _______________________________ , ’ ■ 1 i .: , ^ #aa aa m m ‘ ,. ' |l.ib> ('unli,*t wi- will now turn oftr Dr ami Mrs < K Walker r e ­ space given in advertising cont est . thoughts to the llab.v Parade which turned Saturday from u week’s Mrs. W W. Abernathy, take plaee next wio*k during the \i»il to Mrs Greenwood in Ur, Acting C h m . Welfare Dept., |(1||kh(,,l(j eelebral inti Wed nesday Ia 11do Woman' s Club. morning. Mandi 'J'J Inis been set apart for the parad e in w hleh the Mr and Mr* D G Wagner, ,\Jrs 11P S AI. A I T E M S slogan will be " t i n e hundred liable* P t HutterolT Mrs Master* and in line " banford rejoiee* in an 1111The revival meetings will be con­ Mr U libur t i u - l u * jni.**>-.| tiirough usual number <*f beautiful, healthy Saiifnril Sunday en route to Port tinued this week though Rev. Al­ .,n,i attractive b a l m s and with the bertson has been called home for t Jrnnge i l l y full of people we feel that thi m Monday and Tuesday hut he ex­ will be one of tfte most at t rac t i ve pects to return (or Wednesday even­ Mrs H IBlack man returned feature;* of the celebrations Plans ing meeting, we are glad to say and ' from u visit to friends at Miami nn art. being made by the c ommi t t ee hopes to bring with him his talented thut will |>e most interesting Group Sat urday. daughter as organist to assist with llouts us well us the individual the music. Itev. Morey will con­ float, cart or car ri ag e will doubtless vMr * . W. S. J en n i n g s spent several duct the service* while Rev. Albrrtbe in line T h e r e will probably be h* rs in Sanford on S a t in l ay whi!o son is absent. We ure much jileared Giree prizes awarded, u group prise, en route from Leesburg to \VL t*r with the services by these faithful v ft hi* first individual prize and a see- Purk. mPli |] ti I . ! 1, \ * I f . 'mis protest should * "T> ..... ii wel fare a nd its effort in Hu* u a | . o,t 1 , *. I • If. I lo n a i**1 III* ' 'n r , of heal th s t a n d a r d s m the Ii!m r ... ,-n it '■'.1*1 a »• ri consent to . 1_uUiinu1.1L> ui.d iLu LfjiifuuMtifiu I h i ****4 J S6Sr . • . r* . R H K M .«*4j te g itL L - r-( * • - . "ifr �march THE SANFORD H ER 41.1) 14. m t wmmmmmm Three times the regular number of votes will be given on nil new subscriptions turned in by 8 P. M. Tuesday, March IGasfdllows N EW SU B SC R IP TIO N S 1 2 3 4 5 year.,..:...;............... $ 2.00.....3,000 , ‘ years....................... 4.00.:............. 7,500 years.............6 .0 0 ...::..12.000 years....................... 8 .0 0 ...... ......... 18,000 years........... ............ 10,00............... 30,000 investment and the votes will help some .. . Win Your Prize Tha^Weel The regular number of votes will be given on renewal subscrip­ tions during remainder of the campaign as follows: REN EW A L SU B SC R IPT IO N S Time :-£ V TJPrice Votes allowed 1,000 2,500 • 4.000 3 years 4 years 5* years 6.000 . 10,000 1 WARNING CANDIDATE’S Ohly double voles on new subscrip­ tions giyen next Friday & Saturday. The regular number of vot*u will be given on renewal »ubecriptione. Get every renewal po'vible. The votee given on old *i*birriptions will help you win a prize. Hundred* of people who a r t now taking The Hcrnld 'have not aa yet renewed thdr BubecrinUon*. Several town* and rural routes in Seminole county are not repre­ sented by candidates and have not been <jnnvassed. Any candi-' date who wilt take i h e time to work these towns and routes cur. *?cure a great msby Subscriptions .anti votes.. Ask us and we will be glad to furnish you ’with a li s t .o f the places that have not »>e«*n' worked. Subscriptions: mean votes and votes mean prizes. Sub-., scriptions will not come to you, you must g" out and ask for them. If a subscription is worth huving, it i* worth asking for. L 1r b L VJ r d l l u Mr. Subscriber: 1 r u e 7 prizes will be awarded next Sat urday night. Candidate’s will b< given their choice of prizes accord irig to their final vote. There are only nine active candidate’s. You can win a prize this week, and the more you do the better prize you will receive. ; Get every subscription possible this week—it will pay you. One New Yearly Subscription turned Now is the time to pay your subscription in favor of your candidate— the race is rapidly drawing to a close and it may be that your subscription will win a prize for vour favorite— the race will be a close one. 1916 Model R o a £ Friday & Saturday One New Yearly Subscription turned in will count only 2,000 votes and Equipped witli Electric Lights. Price $423.50 ' a five yr. subscription 20,000 F . O. B . Sanford, f ' la. every possible subS o’clock Thursday ! hr l riple votes on ons Ixegular votes This brand new car w.ill b e a w a r d e d to the Candidate securing t h e I . a r ue.'H N u m b e r Votes in this ( ’a m p a i i f i i T h ree P ie c e P a rlo r S u it Purchased Settee, Straight Rocker, Chair P u r c h a s e d F r o m an d on D i s p l a y at Attention (Candidates If r an the induce randidatm ( he who «ub»crlberB have (o ■(■cured extend their yearly Sanford F u rn itu re C o m p an y •ubscripftens «ub*crlptiona la Iwo yeurn or more, (hey will be allowed enough voles to bal ance up for ( he full l i me. you received For example, If you turned la a yearly subscription, 1,000 voles. It is easy to load, quick to operate and is bound to p&ase anyone who prefers pictures of the, 2 U x 4 \A size. T h is thoroughly reliable little camera is well made, possesses the Autographic feature, permitting the writing of date, and title on each negative at the time of exposure. Now, If you se c ur e Ihe other year, you would be allowed 1.500 votes lo make up Ihe 2. 500 voles for a ' t w o ye a r ' s subaril pll on and on a four year'a ext ensi on 9, 000 votes. Y DON' T OVE R L OOK T H I S O P P O R T U NI TY Judges who will make the final count and award the prizes, will be announced in Friday’s paper. * Ballot box will be locked and scaled next Friday. Candidates may deposit subscriptions and money in the ballot box the last two days. Judges will count votes and award the seven prizes next Saturday night. Public invited.* 20 year gold filled case, Elgin or Purchased and on display al L. R. Philips & Cp. Drag Store Waltham movement. C h o i c e bracelet, chateline or gents’. $ 1 5 M E R C H A N D IS E O D R E R Purchased and on OMZ0BD of An order for $15.00 worth of merchandise such as the winner may choose from the stock of Z. Spinks, General Merchandise, Oviedo, Fla Only double votes given or new subscriptions Fri., Sat —a U uUULi V �POLITICAL-ANNOUNCEMENTS .2 ££>•£ I . _I ' TAX COLLECTOR aait pact about 680 (««t ^ • s w s r j w t w u r ^ ! Candidate For Comnlmller . . £•» d « P L P »W le in« ir« c(lo n h a n k y onoouiiaa t h a t I w.li 4 , i Ib . . ca n dida te f o r ' th# D * m o t r » t i . ! * “ , b* tloa of 8 u p t . o( Public I m tfu rtla n * |*uTt j'rt^acy. and u o i T o r i l l ^ Z ^ T g Jn-i. if /t n U n i A-» * V r * " n i u,£ ,o * « • ” ■»* u * •OB’ . , l h » ' * * II P « * o n a l l y e ip t.fn to <b\ FfitkfiK Miy I ij»li your ruoptrallon and T „ lh, . . OUNTV J L D O K X” tb* \otcr* ill i ----- 01 H,f"loulf Count a ■ 111 br a candidal. /... .1 uun'X- W* * t X * ■LJ ,uI I^O W Lc,mp*lfn *"') »->A N I ) W IL D MAN r~ — 7 • ‘ T ™ * ” 1* ^ & r: ' * * t t o , F a t l U h a i r . atoro. o u t at.oul *a*t U " M * t « w l botwean Saollen* I t ond >8. leading t o O ___ r U d o , being In f l t n r i i , F In . ,------. Li . I « an*hip ——r -20rA -It* ^«OTt n i u m H i r * b a r i r g boon appointed *#cord l»( to Uar and they hairing mad* tholr w n n ir a ie ro r ■ d r a w n OlbHa a * r w » 1 b J . d i n . l ct re n ll, Namlnvl* C a a a ty , Florida. In Cbaacory M rg la la Carolina Cbamical C o m ­ pany, ■ ccrpa ra tlo n doing buaia*aa la tk * i t a t a of Florida. raport.' th* comml-olbner* ‘will ad their v -------------- --- _ I barob announce tny.ell a candidal# for Ibo olflco of Huporintandon* of "p^hi'* la a tr u r tl o n o( S W n o l # C o u n t*, .u b i.M to tho D « « r . l l i P rim a r y . ll'V locuA plod ( a m my y rloao _________ pledge p an o n a l a t tr it i o n and th* faithful dlaehatg*“ of “ * *tha * - d utie . of the of. 000. Varry rmportfull), T . W. LAW TON 1 b w b y innajiru. myr*lf , nm At i n t K A UouiIim, Cltrk, P"- "air i> t(l U * IVro^ra.i Tw w fib my mtv Iop on ih# boar.i (l| Behool T r M m I hay# l>rct>m*s wo * h m j ti,»! <t f g f * hotdJ *• 1 prmtira’ lluknr ° pools' & &X*: bocauao I think I am mUtlod w ™ I I™®** WJT o p w b w a aril) bo of ratuaU alco to tho Tupoyara and tho chfldmt of County. ' & HUNliK * W|l*r'BiP 0m* 1.mj,<1 S ? f " *** ■1 « .h K. t )u u | t lu , D. iU® of Implication for Tn» Ur ail I’ndrr Kni 1" . h' I** moreat ir N®Hrrlion I of t fcaptrr 4111, L l* l «f F1»f• cn.rcic. .,1 1„| , ‘ ‘ V, davoiod >•*'1 a* Count* J u t * . iu«ti(t»d th* , , 11 * .|a w v l n g u u ,t lh%l I t*: It: I*nt No. 27, Florida tawd and 'C a lonitatlnn C o m t a n y 'i Calary Pla ntation. J Tho. laid land b.dnf aataaaod at l h * d at* of th* lasuanco ol aucb r*rtlflcalo In th* r a m * o| A. It Vane*, tlnlaaa aald cortlBra t* thall h* r r d r . m.d according t o law laa dead will laau* thereon on tbo 2Rlh day nt April, A, t>. 1918. witnaaa my official aignaluro and aaal thla tha 7lh day ol March. A. D. 1 » I 6 . ____ , D ills S T c L J ” .0" ^ M K T T IN D B H . k of Hal* * r 17 8 .0 0 0 .8 0 , Seminole 7 larlda, .Sprrlal f a a School Ula. trlct .No. I ll»ad* Notlco la hrroby gi»*n that aaalod pro* Ol 'Oaala will l>* re-alie.) by th * Board ol u blir I ntifu .i loa o| 7>*mlr>ol* C o u n ty , 7'lurlda. on or b*for» th* aapiratiott ol thirty d a)., (rum th* ditt publication <d ‘ hi* nullr*. and up la and unlit 1 o'clock p m on ih* 1 III. day ol April, A. t>. l!*Di, at ih* office ol the Supei.iitondrot ol P u b ­ lic |n*lrurilon ol S* ml hole C o u n ty , F jo f ida at Sanford, r i m . la lor the nurebat* «I 178 11.10 S* ,,|e r Florida Spe I«l Tat, Sr t not |i. r*.. | Honria. aa.d I. .o l* to >p.»r*at *i a l i t * not « t c . t dine t per rent |*i aa o ura ; «a(d bond* ii < Itrlti, JnlcffAt pay il.ltm a»t* uilli. TlllPr . 'tat ir» 1 fntareat a I N r»» V i,F* l»t»f *1" being of Ml r * If nil ,7 [ a » in , 191*. i.rsrn vallkfale » i m r ™vlll»ry for th, , o f P , a - J f * * * * °l Education-and p J L I ( .IIT , f * ' ,U>t primary June. iv-|nth. J t .1 .h.:i tjf*. ffl, my vrry t „ , at tbo S ta t e UnDaraity Pf Indiana on* vaar at 1 |,rf7 ,n* 1 altcntion a: a l l ------■ n tlrn« and■ rtidravor to 0 * W a U d n ,,o o r ,U *d a A c m l.m y .nd t « £ a b ^ l mrtil X^ur auppuu. r i « courao at tbo Kalina lltudnM Coll*» "P ... E * ' J n lh< SS*nlfT d l a f i n achool, o n a y r a r in I WMkiflfton FrUtxU Academy. and had ail v m . «« * of H*mm0| SrminoleP H rdur.cy tubjcei to T h , 1 “ Sui^rlotcndcnl of r.t , ■« « " t "< u t . , , .ub|.*t acoDOtl Hr^iQfrillr nrimar« t*. _ l i j a ^ fith ..Mr. Howard prepared himaolf ao[>orlill> (o, • ' I - 7 ' * d’" . ! ' , . yuuf h* h' ,,J Jar'' u runport. lifai weik In tbo aoralro ol th* INibl't Srhiml. »!■ •'* ! . j..n . . " liJ thr futurr th* ,antl I* pWh^pe tbe boat «|ulppnl of any rtuun m a n■_*arn* . . ,u.' palrutahtnit rlo.» , t, plica la Ibojountjr o* lh* ol rrajnl Su turn lo l h . olPce tbrt | h , . „ f«»rn l If) |hr arloWttdint of INibllc In*lrucilon. II* P* Kei M nratfu l conal«|aiatton of all totem of nnrci.ASS. y\ h« rturljr. I h rrr b y announce my randtrfary fur tr rlerflon to lh® office of mwmfirr ><l .he county board of public tnalry *t l„ n ..f ... Innlc co u n t y , DUttict No. 2 . . -S C. DK*KHt»N FOlt S IIK111 FF I * cin d id a te for re-«lrrtiun to the office of abrrifl of ^etnlnole ctixaiiy J f*-*i lustinod in a-Nkinn the i>e. plo u* (hi. count* for re-election to (hi* office. * o e m r < • t ♦. fact that I h a re not y» t ha«l ; hi, .1*1. a a full te rm Whe pr** •Fur t offirc I'ltiir^l I ^HI'K axXf* liri*u If! infilloti»* half teem by elect tarn a,i«l !#•• 1Ir half term hy«a|i|*oin(m #f>( • h i f.»r lb ■oil I feel th a t I am •h t • l r •i I M % I*'ft and If electc-W w. >11 If 1 r- thr rime hereonal a u t ... the |*Aj l J %tll ap preflale v« ‘iSt It V‘ I \ \ As > K *t»l*r* •ii >1. Suit Jl * •an■!ir|«.i.- for 1•i »uniiir »aI. •tiary Vour nil)■ Id |i*tt,«|.i t|| A... VA U 0 1|N. ■i fur »<« f h-r thy »f!i...urtee ffi)% |f a candidate for th- • * J«t A a** I MU hr griH4M*J fl' |*o * a * ” <fll* C 1 > H£AM.a*| . and .j,*' at Jrf' It.-f lfm , |,ta \foih m| i hr i*o«it|nrt 1 * ‘.FITI :t t. . . r - «» *h- ....... v i r i* i,-. • il v r r i It* b s I plffig# f t f n r # In |4 h#l<i Jurtr* h i h. 1 !* I fi 1r m y . c l f t n l u i n n t».. It,. . tl. . ' - i - ( , . ii1 *.IM LON I U I M I * i i\| \| |s->|( ini I h«frl*y aiiitCiKlrirr n jr MFII ComfriLMbiofiftf IllYlftr ( >4 IHIUll ftWl lo thl1 I »HTHVfi1.r I “> vu »*■■ *if r v*»f y VO1r t nil 1t a for \on* FupfMi* ami I pr«r i-» that If ! a !! first laa: anti « «| ftJ| foirgft | ir £ bnrw l ly s I hrrrby aiUiMU nrr fi y««dt a i n i l he ufTlrr of couply c«»r\» rr iMiont t Firat dlalrirt of SpmmiiJ* coum >, Jacl !i> PfltlbftM'fiinM »»f that 1v r* itaary of J u n r hi h I - h If •-I* ixnl)* lint pro minx* t «. tu*k., , i r'Juil arid jur I 10 r u n Hi tirr c o u n t ) , * M£ Il Kitf »#-|| r o M c i ,m amni: * (, i> in M i iw u r c Hull o v e r o f ih H: HAND BROS. STAIM.ES K* nriody \\ . \ llririF in vour 1.1 m e it nil P«*r»]-j> a m o h f ) J « .J I gg.j , c, w 2H*l: nckh folio*lug in your col* I have b red r^queaird by th# %o(rr* ir Ihl* dial riel ( «i annuuncae m y #**|f for randtdal# for t h * offlre of county Fomm lob'ni' far th® F ilth Oinirict of Sormnob count) for and therefor# announcr my Candida I ii lhl> ofllr*. H elected l awlilt pnitni* givre thla nfflice my pefaonal attfntlnn im and U M t e r r y effort fop the interest nf thi» dia tHet 'and 9emlnole county I will thank all votara who ran romalutenlly ftvc m** ih#i«< ■upport F.NIMIH f ’ lfItl.K TT |ho Iiu pcn a S e t'y lln v u thi-ir t.s -t h Higli P rie s! 'V r nilIn ole * h n-------------------------p le r 2 . ( I r d e r t a - l e r n S ’ a «**- ♦ Iht KUlAL lArt T l l P R f tV A I T* A 1 l n■(ru•-11 II Ml Kl Si iS‘ >.i tt-> ■i•t r I. t No. : h I'lM iH H y n e s B ld g . Sanford Lodge No. 27. I. (!. O, F Meets every TV IMonday nt 7:30 p. n;., over Iirtperial Theatre. ItiiAL AUVt RIISING N*tlt* * f K1*rtl*a 1 hereby a n no un ce my candidacy (of to* N otlr. la hereby given glv*n_ th that ft under th* olactlon to t k * office ol commlaatonor Irom tk# Third Diatrlct, 8*mlnol# county. I nower and authority v*vt*d In m* aa Mayor will ap preciate your aunport In th * June ol t h . city of Sanford. Florida, a .p e d a l 'Damceratie ‘ rmocratic p rim a r y and II ro-elactad will *HJ ,trr tlo n la hereby called to t o bald in lh# do my ba*t l o *orv« tb# p*opl* ol my dlt0 | Sanford on th# f * t b day ol March, trfet *hd t h e people of tha entire county . « , * (or the nurpoao of »Rctlor of an In th * future a* In th# pa*t. Alderman, to nil. th* vacancy created by R a a p -ctfitly , • i i . rraignatlon of It- L . MoxwaUt 4*1^ t c . W. K N T Z M I N 5E li . __I |rlactlon rtM tlo a w«l b* h*id a t th# Flrw itatlo rr. on l’a l m * t to r av*nuo, beneath the d t r hall . . — p *i — - “ “W At th * o q o r - l of many frirnda and I n T h * d*i"y of •! 81 fianfordi aald ttwtlon «• of anpportaro fh V ro b V anaounc# mil candldaer iTrid in Zmaf «laaT aoaanS I*. for lh* office of Chunty Commlaaiono' ol tb* ci y of Sanlord and th*_ gaaarai Homlnola )*Tt 10 Primary prwdil* trict No. t aald ala-tion: Ihi Rc*p*etfuuy, )o lb * Stanford Hwald lor a period L . P H AGAV. |t a< than flit#*# day* my hand aa Mayor ol Ik* city At th* requoat of many t a a p a y c r * and of sin f o rd . P o r t i a , thla fth day ot March aitlMoa, I h a ve decided to bocom# • candi­ j n n A V tB O N . date for c o u n t y commlaaicoat, lev th# 3rd A. D. 1 » t a Mayor City of Sanford, Florida. IMatrlet of S cm iso l* c o u n t y . F lo r id a , *ub Joct to t h * D e m o cra tic primary o l Juno C‘ h. S 7 -T u » * 3 t c ____ ________ Having llv#d in what la now 8*iw|nol« cou nty Inr u pw a rd * ol 40 yoaro 1 W i uJ* N OTIC E U«#d to m ak ing tM* *n n o u n r« m *» L H A Million alined by eitlxan* of Bemlnol* elected I will ua* m y beet Judgmant and C onnty. Hail da. having h*tttof«r# b**n laBtfanr* lot tb * wallar# of tho taxpayer* rrewtnt.d to th# commlwdonara, rjnuoallng *n d u p b o l d la g of p a r county. ?h*m to open up and dectaro a public road^ 8 oti citing t k * rupporl nl «kn ‘ ••hfXer* and qualified voter* of Dtatrict H o. t , I *m M Ba8«i°o” n ( . » t h . .h d Ol t h . S a . l « d to Gaaava road, a t or near depot #1 F . E . C. W. W. Fry, Jaa. C. Roberta, Worthy President Secretary O JIS TRinE NO. 61, I- o . R. M. Meets dvery first and third Friday nights at 7:30 in Maaonle Temple. Visiting brothers welcome W. A. Ginn, John ^tamper, C. of R. Sachem #.vir United Drotherhood of CArpcntera and Joinera of America Sanford Local Unlon No. 1761 meet# first and third Thursday night at 7 o'clock in the Eagles' Half. T, J . Boll, C. C- Perron. Sec.Trwu. Predident - —a .8. . . JEWELER MY SPEC IA LTIES: * PICKARD’S41AND-PA1NTED CHINA GORHAM’S STEALING SILVER ROGERS’ PLATED WARE ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES ATLANTIC COAST LINE TRAINS r NORTHBOUND Arrive Leave 82. ...1 :1 8 A. M......... 1:33 A. M. B 4.. .10:46 A. M -.. .11:06 A. M. 8 0 ... .2 2 2 P. M____ 2:42 P. M. 9 2 .. . . 4 KK) P. M.........4:06 P. M. 2 8 ... .8:60 P. M. |ht [>1*1 uf No. No. No. No. n'»-.( n.i - T h * aald U o d - U r t a g oFtovaed a t t h a data ol th# iaatianrn of ow#k vartlflcat* In Ula n a m e ol A. Ludlow aa J o C a r t. U S 4 and Unknown, aa t o Co rt. N»- l l * ( . Ualtna aald cortifleat* ahalt ho r#d##m#d arewrding to law ta x d**d wilt iaau* tji 'rc o n on tb * Xt *t of March. A. D. ! » l t . Witnaaa my official aignatur * and *#*l thl* t h * S9th day of Feb ruary . A. D. 1918. F ... A : D O U G LA S S. Clark Circuit C o u r t Aominole C « .. F t*. B j r > , M . McD aniel. D . C. I& - T ur*-5le *■ ~ *#* . * Ik t « .J. . ... ■----- ■* ! - - , i* ■ •• TRILBY 25—A rrive................. 1:00 P. M. 24—Leave...................2:25 P. M. 100— Leave................ 7:00 A, M. 101— Arrive................6:40 P. M. ' Arrive (0:00 A.M. Leave 11:30 A.M. Want Ads Bring Results . I>t*n!rr In NfaplF linrf Fancy (trorcrles • * |*r*H!ure. C7gsf#4 Tsbtrfe a and Csld hr Ink* Phone 001 4 1 1 7 h HI. e MAnfortf. F l o r i d a -•/' - DR. C. G. BUTT AS i n tj i Wilson & Housholder Elton J. M ou gh ton ARCHITECT Nall** of AggUrotion for Tax !>**• U a 4 * r Hortioa • of Chap ter l i t * . L aw * of onda mlc# i* hereby given th a t J . N . H i Gaugbay, purrhaM r of T a a CaltlAcal* No. ■49. dated tka 4th day of Ju n o, A. D. 111 4, *o tor a* It lolatoa t o E H ol N W j f R 2f ■ltd **• TP "• » “ !• **. .6136 A. M. (HT. JOHNS R1VE8I ;4vrr5 ^k‘> ‘a a S i l . " j BUSINESS CARDS gartICcal* in m y offlr*. and h a , mad* a p rllr atlan lor tax d**d to l » u * In a*cardan ** with law. Batd MrtlOrata am bra t#, ih# following dracribad property, No. illual ed la Bominolo t o u n l j . Florida, |oNo. win N E W B*o 11, T p t o , Haago S9, i*t* No. taUroad right ol woy. thli bolag only o partial en rrh aa* cf t h o * * r*rtlB#ata. and No. dead will only tovor E H o[ N W U ol NKM No. of aald Bar., Tp. and Uaoga. T h * aald land bring aaaaaaad at th# data at I t * i n u i c* OVIEDO " of aueh ror tlflrat* In th * t i n , M. A: Haatk. lii ____ ___ Y * rtin __*a__ lialMt aa«k ta ahalt ha No. 126—A rrive________9:30 A. M. ra *4. oi___ according t o law t___ a a drod will . No. 127— Ltsvw......................... 4:0(yp.M. i md»arm ^ t h y * o n oo ttk k* U XXlh of M Marah, t h day ol ^r' ■ f^ 'r -=W LEESBURG ThTtaaa* m y offiral a l to a f a r* and aaal il* tka f l a t d ay ol February, A. D. 1 ( 1 8 No. 21—Arrive . . . . . . .U 0 :6 6 A.'M, ( .ra il K. A. D OU G LA S S, No. 24—L eave.. .6:26 P. M. Clrrk Ciraott Court. Bomlaolo Co., F la . By V. M. M r Harriet, D. C. No. 168—Arrive -6;20 P. M. ( I - T ooo-11 # No. 167— Leave. fe ' arttpruo al*’! liaikjt > i «»rr, (tao> a 'iri*ura i I lun of South i.aii tm* an if M n Ni-lltr + * V«Ttr. trrtr nr Ti^r-rrt TfrT Tf YlfiT^'TTF r»**#tl afp nfin-rtiid^nii of the* aial** of FI dtIiI i , anti that Edward I Ertnch* r**- » » # # # # s # » a # # s # w # # # # # # # # # » # #tdr# al fialtna, Kan*a«; Jacob K. U d l k a ) , Onr Inch Canl* Will He I’ubllahrd Un­ rtililc* «t IndianapolU. Ind.» lh a i Th# C i m •ron an«f Harhlry ( omnany, m corpora* der Thla Heading Al The Rate Of 6 7 ^ t.un, addreaa and ^r-ncipal tdac# of huafn*«a I i ’ unknown, Mr#- N#tli# 4*». kAPlu. r#*id## P«r Year la Ja ck a cn , Mlcfilfan. T h *l m e aald, d#Ir n d a n u and f u l l of ifiem «r» or^ r tw»n tj* une <211 jrwarh of •((> and lhai there la flo person m th# r t a 11- of Florida, fti# iff* vie# o f # a u txpoe n a ii pn n whom wuul r| b e hindirif upon the a*M defendant#; where* fore, you, Edtrard I. Enoch*, Ja c o b E DENTIST t.idlkay, Th# r im f fo n and Harkley Cornpan y. a torpor all on, Mr a N'#ul* <’ *Ysple# ORlre; Yowrll llulldlng and all par tie* rial mint any right. till# or Inlercat In the (oilowlng d##crib#d lands: : t « F L O K x*A Ueglnninf at $ ! U feet north nf th# S A N F O R D southwest rorner o f f*ot ten t ) 0). Illock seven (T). rua #aet 117 f##t. more or 1#*#, to an alley, thenr# north to northeast THOM a B KM MET WILSON corner of Lot rt f h l (*), tnanr# w##l 117 f##t fnor# or I n i to northwest rorner of R. rSBGUHON IIOUSHOUXSB ■•Id Lot tight ( i ) , thenr# toutH to be­ ginning, In Mock seven ( f ) . Tier four (4). of th# town of 8 »n fo rd ( Florida, a cco rd ­ ing to th# plat thereof of F . ft- Tralford } are ord tfed fo appear to th# bill of co m ­ LAWYERS plaint d u l / filed I n - thla caus# on Mond t y , th# l i t day o4 May A. I). 1* 16, tha l i n e being a rule day of thla court. Sanford. Florida ‘ It Is further ordered th a t thla notice be published In tkft Hanford Herald, a newt* faTo, published la Ssmlnols county, Floronce a week for night, 11) consecutive tCecfttSv Witnraa, E . A. Dougiaao, Hath of aald court, and th* aaal thereof, thla t t t h day ot February A. ti. 191 8, (• * *» E . A. D OU G LA SS, Clerk a t th * Circuit Court, R*m (na!t , G*o. G. Herring, County, Florida. flollcitor and C ouom I for Complainant*. Office In Yj wi I BIJj . 8 1 -Tu **-9 tc Sinford, Fla SOUTHBOUND 8 .3 ... .2:06 A. M........ 2:16 A. At. 8 9 ... .2:10 P. M.. „ .2:30 P. M. 86. ...6 :0 9 P. M........ 6:19 P. M. 9 1 .. .12:38 P. M ... .12:43 P. M: 2 7 . . . 8:10 A. M. ,- CLYDE LINK BOATS Hcralda of Liberty Meets at Eagles' Hall first Monday night (n each month at 7:30. Wm. E. Householder, Commander Miss Bertha Packard, Secretary |o i HENRY McLAULIN No. No. No. No. No. a r m u tin g; K. P h o n e 197 ......... .... N aile r of Application fa r T a t D oed L'ador .• N rrtla a S af Chap ter I W I , , L aw * nf Wlarlda W oUca li hereby ( I r a n t h a t Tbomat SpragUd/'plirchaaer of T a g Vertlttcate* No*, t i l t dnd 1178, d aio d vho 4 th d a y of J u a a , A. I>. I t i jt . I i u StAd aatd reruCeataw in my offie*. -and ha* mail* application ta r t a a d**d t o l«*u# la aa co rd a n c* with law. Bald coltlftvalM e m b ra c e tho following d rw erlbod property iatuatod in Seminole roun17;., V im t , 4 •* 8 *N •! J. T. ALLEN I luritlm. It l aTon! It Bppe-arlnc fr im th# »ff^<l#vil nf (Jto, t) H#rrlnf. hryein M#tJ. ihm! ht- ia a>llrUtir ain! «’t»u iiii-i for ihu i j?I•Iffuni# In il»# A|itl h(* at) Htjlfrll 1 above* Ini rniuu si r , M ary Hciblnatill ■()•! . . . ^ M cm n Koblnaau t, ritetHoM of rrirk M Huiiiniofi. Uerc#*<*<! ih^l il i* tha torJiFf ( [ ilia* afTlliil l h mI lh# «lr ft*in! an •a. I iftw•f «f I f’ntj hw, uf ^ all'll. K*iin*»«i 1 J#tull f l iilihny of I tl'fla n •|n*i||a, lfi-1 lh# ■tseverv ftrat and third Tu.-k '>■ t - n titotilh r v e r y o n e w ho nn* eeti v - , . hia St ir in ib> Kost lire c'lyft.DyfLl' Hiiitvd., fcW Lrttlie-wjintMirntlrmcn ■to vtstf rtinrfbapfer. -7 ^mnni nn«Nir Everything l'p-lo-I)nte Alice K. Itobbinpi Sec y I h♦v i•> mriMuncr rr»j 'indidary f *r Al < ounly Srhofi I rfccllon fi-f mr«nf.t 1 Jlirard in I Haiti cl S REGULAR MEALS 25 Cents F I* KOIISTVafl Phoenix Lodge No S, K. of P. 24 MEALS FOR $5.00 M e e t * « c c o n d am| f o u r t i e T u r u d i i y a , Iwn-nmnc# in'I* a aixtlDlac v fot - Al*» i I h ft a Ml >* We Give Special AUenllon To Our Nieltirag k n i g h t s a l w a y s w e l c o m e . inf a 1 11. Mrl.aulin ilAp" O. J. Miller Cu»tomcra > f cr m K, K. and S. (’ , i wilt l»* a candidate for re-—lee - tan at hr of J. W. O. Singletary It. J. Powell, Brw of County Commiulaner from the 8th Dm JI M I t r OF FRAI'K Secretary N . G. rict. In tho camming primary o l June (he 8 '16 I hrrrti) iittiuuna m> fi n -l ii l ir ) toi the And I loaped/utly u k the tunfert of the -oi.r- uffirv "i Ju .llcr nl (hr I'eerr fur iK etrirlj on that dal* and it rlccltd I will mrlraror to Nu. I. Xrmlnol*' County, -ob jfrt to th e All th* effiew u> t o the hnl ol my ability in euffraf* al O ' Drmorralle e a t e n In Ih* | Gate City Camp No. S, W. O. W th * ulur* aa I have In th* p u t . Primary o! June filh. I'*16 If elected I V*ry Truly. Meets Bt-cOnd and fourth Wednesday filrdt- my-rlf to ailmlni-trr the *fTaire of J. T Mel-XNi: th- ofllrv in an u p n : -dat*, buein •Uk* I nights in each month. T o lh* Dam ocy allc Volrie ol D i i t n t t . N o I, manner in l h - lie-t of my ahilft) P. L. Miller J. P. Hoc!chan GEORGE D HART Seminole C o u n ty , FJorlda: Clerk Council Commander I with lo fcnaounr* that l a m a candidate lor re-election aa rounty commlaainmr. IH«t n c t No. 1, Seminole County, e j b j r t t to your voto in t b * Jujie primary. In a o a o un dn g >m y eandidar yt I do to with II. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 a feeling t h a t I have given the people of Meet first and third Wednesday night thla diatrfet, and of tb* county at large, Itepartmenl af ike lalerler at comer of Firit St. and Palmetto Ave an unblated a d m laia tritia n . and with a feel­ U. 8. Land Offie* at Galne*vllle. Fla., ing t h a t if r* -« l»ct *d will be in poillien to Mirrh 4, 1918O. L. Taylor T. A. Neal roodar u nto yo u a mueh batter »er*lce. Notfre it hereby given that Joh n II. Secretary Exalted Kuler Aaking a t y o u r hand* a fav orable consider Scrugx- ol Ot led a, Florida, who, on March • Hon, I a m . 26, 1909, made llofn*«t*ad E n liy , No Raapaetfully, 09264, I .r N ortheut n u a tt-t, Section 12, L. A. B R U U L E Y . Town-hfn 21 South. Itan^* I t E a -t , Tallaha- The Lake Dreeie Connrll No. 31 Jnnlor aa*e Meridian, ha- filed notlr* of Intention to Order United American Mechanlca At th* aolidlmtlon ol a number ol :a t payrra make Five Year Proof, to eatabllih claim to lh and voter- I b a r* decided lo become a candi­ land ■lint, d r-cub ni, Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P, before Clerk of date (or, County CommUeiooer for lh* Sth. Die Circuit Court, at Sanlerd, Florida, on lh* M., In the City Hull. Visiting brother* trlct of SoentnoU Co. Bubjeet to th* Domorratic 20 th day of April. I 9 I « ' are welcome. C. H. Smith, Rec. Sec. primary in Juno- Having lived her* for nearly Claimant namea *• wllneaaea; thirty yearn I am known by every voter In lh* p. W, Grant, ol OvDdo, Flocld* dwtrlrt. If alerted 1 promUo to w ere th* p*oIf I) Latlraore. of Oviedo. Florid* pla, to ih* twwt of my ability, and will g,<* Louia Jone«, of Oviedo, Hortda ch# ag ain Of the County careful conaidaealioo n tl Gainer, of Oviedo. Florida. Celery City Aerie No. 1BS3 I will approrlat* your aupport 11. In your JudgeU. u . R O B E R T W. DAV1B, Meeting every Tuesday night at 8 bite K*( irt* r. at I can Your* TrJly. o'clock Pico Building, ^ I ^ - r A Frl-lOtp II. II. FA T T 1 8 1 IA IJ- • W B R ttft. ■iHjcf ' ^a.t_V ' treated. -irk ' 1L>7 l‘ ijn-ni nnntii-cl. slinr|i c o r n i t s tlrni-u-il down. |iroji-cUiiiis cut oil nnd tiecaywl inolum extracted . Fbeutre Visiting roinitanif'ns wi'lromx' I K. Knrrnitg (). J Miller 1 (or lh* i4«n* _ _ _ _ _ _ T aylor K. ri-t try > Robloaao A B a a r d .ll, Sollrflora for Complainant. d P-Tu **-tlto §I d V E T E R IN A R IA N M. r , llrsl Itirt t hir<! v i s i t i n g l ir c l b r t 't Mnnrtip < hat*i«'r Su . 15, IL. A. M. \Ji-. t-. 4*v. r) -• ^4; ml niul fourth 'ITfJr.fr T M Kill*' Hanford ifarnld: riaaao I n u r t lh< , it ml DR. A. DOLAN liuines unil mult-- candidal® for ih® nilir ainnrr cf t hr Piflh Ii* 1If . fo u n t), BUhlr-l to rh, tI \ f, a* n k i n k j'«u f«. •"J primary - 1T t; you may render rnr, I am \ t ry Ht'sjwci fnlf y I ho lit cli-iiltl. J lakt! }ii«-a«urI# mi Hair your a y ppqrt.. Ni. r..>, I s ,i :i o r fl I o ft ^ nrat* *t\ \J\*- an i if** ( u Hluna iti mt»fk to mlk»M>orrw of flip oiKt-f huddmg ol i h® m l if** < tulee Of •ii ii I IN it i \ \ In-ini* ji-.ri' •K .»bliv .liibiiUlti1l> ua.'tllli***, V »fit! not tear oi) i h«* H\1(4' m like n-l Arttl it'-. fa-16*M1 ti t* t«* all tU i>r th. • *1r*iu Vll.ll will rt*\mir rnoM-y. r*.»r anil* Tl r>o«' I •i VI i* Ml !('<!;;( * H ° SANTOIID niMilS I i 'l li (| M l; i1 , .it Kill ‘ Notice #r A p g ' l r i l i s a ' f a f , f i t D ee d Under Section A ef Chapter 4 4 4 0 , Law s uf Florid# Notice U her#by given tha t A M ars hal ), purchaser of T a t Certificate No. 1X24, dated the -Jrd day of June, A. I>. 1012, ha* CUd laid rertlf lcate In my office, and has made application for taa de«<J to Issue In 'a ccord ance with la v * 0 i t 4 certificate em b ra ce* the feltovfng HevrrUied Property situated In Seminole ch u n ty , Florida, to* wit Lota 4 and 7 . Blk . z , Cnm#ron, a# per p|at No, I, Pag# 0 0 , Semlnol# County ft# .ecord*. * ---------Th l. partihl --------purchaee, " *o far only 61■ tt relate* lo a b ov e >|<wcrib-d lot*. T h e s«id land being aas#fU#«»d a t the dat# of -thr l u i n n i r cl aux-h c«*rtlffcato (n ill* name uf Unknown l ’ nl»M said ccrtlftrs ts shall ho redeemed aert rdlng ' to law 1 s t »f##d will lisu# thereon on th# T|*t day .if M arch, A I» 1014 W i f n #y* r*i j a rflr i a I »Ign a I u r*« arid | this i be l"Ji b day *d I * t>r wir i A 1> 19)0, •-all 1 I IlOUtSI.A Clrrk t'ircult Ccu fi Helmlniil# 4'o Fla. fly V \1 M r llanlel, l». f*. In I In ( Ir m i l < mull «»f l fi c . H r i r n l l i J u «11H • <i T ur% Skie * If* till. Ill Altai faff Hrn mi nit|r r « u t l l t , Muf. Ida S a t i r e i-f \|fd(f eilan f**i T m Heed t niter - M a r y ll*>}.iMM8i. Air ! M ^rrui Nr c Him A' uf t h# pter IN8 S, L a wA f»tf I |of. 1F j ( M(fill Evil} , f . i P C U t D d *f Iita ! Frrfforicrk N| Koblnion. dr* Notice U hereby e 1%wn that J . W. LandrriwilComplainant • man, ikurrha*vf nf T m t*«-Mif1i»a **- N i til) dst*d tin 7th day uf June, A l» 10fi0t baa I' II t 11. - (ini - -. ■t i * , " j r *• filed aa«d * * f i i l f i l s in rn> olflc*, a ml hi* lt«.-er',l. Jec.il, I. I i.l tjf \! Tt i a af r made atjfi(i«*‘ l n for taa ilee.l to i*aut In i i • k 1.1 1. Kli li . 11. and al* s f i'il •lance will law Said ffirat# am* iertii*. f**,M m g ini or 't U h J o f bra cea t i e fajUnwing «|e*er 4Le.il prnpefty •red II Va III®, tile, d r . * a* * d . •Hu# ted InSemlr'de rotiTty, Florida, tikMali 1i a r *<1* V f*U»M wit d F nI NEt| nf N E * | , He*- I t , Tp. i c rpnr trtij n . Dr ft /** 1* |ti » i t m mot# nr lf»«*, Th n *»I4 land hetrg * a *##•»»«| at 4 h# date T O 1 Vi ^ A I i l t ..... 11m> of Sal ici * , K # f i •a », ■ f |he i s*m a r * "I au^k e#flifical* in ti e J a r * •V ► 1 4.«.h A) *. J nil | li# fiame nf F T I'hrpot ) ol If i at -aid certt a iiir f UIt a 1* I II# r hi. . * At > * i-"Iri.)f» -hall U- r*«l— Tied i r r j f d l n i tn law 1 ♦, r f '* i. u f • 1 a 1i.Ijii <a 1ft.t aJI if i la-* . ' Jilli taa 4 ***d will m u » iH#r*tm an lh# Jla t inr *n il.i r*-*l u ri4t f I n tl l| v«i|*U-. a fill l n nv «'*ff March \ |l 1*»|A SI,) •*f h•f F* r Itil; t 1i l ctj«ng an il lafFil ifi i he \\itn**ai my official -ig n atu r* an d ■##! foliuin Ifi c *r#iirnlif■ii Ian »|s thl* t b - 29*b ’ay of F - b r u s r y , A Ii I01S, If rtf lb ■sits* till I , frrl mirth uf l h «• south —ah V! A r ^ n u n L A S F . r oi ii Li. l laatl Hi.. 111*. . V m * h 7 f ‘t-r I* Cltcul1 c *m *i , <l»**i»n "<l# C o * Fla. 'b n r a -t | IT f t»vt. w. f iff law in AH tl ft/ V \f Mrf»ar»i#(. I> C. iL»f! •* ftttrfh |m ru III,*.A,i (offipr etf i. *\ &*■ T y e ’e n4£ht (.Nf, I its nt e a tat 11? mtirf 'I It—*. id rniffvrr uf eiiil If-1 *■»#lit nil, ihpfire iRLlh It* Wfifcntfif, tn H!(it‘k h Mhi .7 *1 irt f4H1I 1 , inf lh# 1 ft of Mmloftl. v ich e m iD o o D o o a o o o a o o o o o o a o o o o o lh® MlTVrr o f C*CTtmty t Irji ro f Easy to.. Take No Pain or >. i ti um i y . Mi.rula » i i in ta E. P. THAGARD Ai fit I..0 t hr >mi - Tt erida Gardena,. I ae., a ewr pc ra ­ tion doing buainoaa under tk * Citation law* of tk* H u t * *1 Florida, Ro b ­ ert U Uooaard, Nriimt U r a l , Lllaabath d. l l a t i l . i t . William L. B an latt and Gaorg* W. Crina." -' T o llokort L. Boaoard, N»laon t i i a y , Emily J . Rartlott, William L. B a r t l o t t : I t Appearing by a t a d a a l t, Iliad h*c*Jn. that you, aod r a d of you. ar* noa-rtwidanu ol Ih* a u u of Flo rid a; t h a t tbo tcaidonr* of »ou l nd each of you ia unk nown; tha t tb*r* la no peraon tn lh# atatn of Florida, tke a*t , 1 c of a aubpeona upon whom would bind you •or any * f you, *and th a t the •aid ItObort I,. "Boik ard . *N’*ltc n Gray, Emil* J . BarriloU and WjJftjjif .L. Uartl*»t * r * t a r h o v t r tka a | a , W . f « t a t y - « M yoara: tborafor*. . • It U ard<r*d th a t y o u , ahlt * v \ ol >ou, Itebork . L - .Boaaard, iN cl.o n .-U tlA J l l n e l M b F M H ltrtl.lt and William LT l u r t l a t t . appear to tk* pbov* anUliad n u w . - ' a a ar bat«r* tb* lat d ay of Ma y, I P i t , o r the bill of complaint In aald cane* e lil be lak*n a t conlomed a g a i n . t - y o u . . ’ I t la further ordered tha t thla ordre he publlaked In tha Sanford Horald, one* a *eh for fight con aa cutw# woaka. Witnaaa my hand aa d a rk of tbo circuit ol tbo circuit court, 8#mloel* c o u n ty , Flor­ ida, on thla the 12th day of February, tilt. Deal! E . A. D OU G LA SS, Clark Circuit Co urt, Seventh Judicial Circuit, S*minola C o u n ty , F lo r id a .’ i , Uy Ja a . C . Roberta. George A. D eColtee , Solictor and ol C o u a a d for th* Comp lainant •l-Tuao-Pta ' Nallr# a f M aatar'a 8 *1* Notlco la hereby g lr rn th a t under and by rlr tu a of a docroo of torrcloauro t a d aala. laauing o i t ot t h * Circuit C o u rt ot th* Bovonth Judicial Circuit of Florida In and 'for BemlnaM C o un ty, In Chnncvry. In rnuao tharrin pending wherein Realty Truat C o m p a n y , a corporation, la com plainant, V i d Florida G ard en., In co rp o ra te d corp cr atlan, and Ilobort L. B cra a rd , ar* defendant*, f will offer (or **!* and will rl] lo the blghcat and b*rt bidder tor ewah o t t h * front door of t h * courtboua* In F f n to r d , Seminole County, Florid*, during th4 legal hour* of aale, on M onday , tha l.t day ol May, A. I). I PI 8, the u n i bring a legal aale. day, th# following dt*eribed real pro;ertys lying and bolng in Semlncile County, Stale ol Florida, to-wit: r I Ih* (*!•ru > The north **.t <;uarl*r ot lh* n o r t h * * . ! •I r r r u . 1H 1*1 •luarirr ol Sectlor tw tnty-u n* (21',, town1 ‘ U , Ulr * t * n o l u n c e r t i e c e a n n r y l o b e a r •hip tw e n ty .o n e ( S I ), <outh, rang* t t l r t y id bun da w! Atao l.ota L 3, 6, 7, (, .d o r r** ! . a i d - t h e w o a k r r n i n g a i c k n o s * a n d t e r r i b l e pair (3 1 ) r a t i , north half t f I -ot 10, L o t . I I , 13. I t and tie.uety- Within *»* i . , , ,, . b t . p a y m e n t In ttnuHva t h a t a l w a y s f o l l o w s n d o s e o f 8 * . and Lota IP. 2 0 , I I . 2 J . 27. SB, 2Pi 43, «♦. 44, 4 6 .’ 47, 4», 4», 80, .17, 88, «P, 70. .1 . hiu «a d i' *er*fbf »t f# of c n l o m f l . PI, 02. P H -P t, 9 8 . PO^OT and 9 * of Eur*k a IIamniiick, a tce v lite r to plat ther*cl rr>tn|i*i)i<d with 1.1 V-VI’ lt-l.AX r!paiu>ea ibe t orpid cordid t o . ' F l a t Rook at page 70 of •I <,n* I,.it t» livur and livens up the whole system th* Public llr ro rdt of Orangw County,l t t o n l o . .aid t.n ili Irin a In Senilnulr I- ri.l iiiit); it of I he rliik’ ipiHC I'ntsfitis [ * our.y . ! loriila. F R A N K C U LLEN, t it w o r k * ! s o u e n l l y u u t l i d e - ia n n t Sp.clel M e v . r in t*h»nr<o' ln.it mi hitrdlv kin Hut. —on A Rrardall, you f Si I.i-Iloi. fur t'omI'lamer.■ V 1 hrrrfiy for I tiw u l l l r # .i| a hi pi l! t*j ••* i> h , •uti|rr| lr» 1 hu ■ Hl.rii of ■hi 1 t, 1, primary I respectfully announce myself a can­ didate for (he office of comptroller. I am familiar wllh Its duties, and If elect­ ed promise faithful and unremltllnji se rrlte ^ Nolle* |]« Scb«>1 SupatyWoo. ||, f w ..u ju J eM y ■ TEACHlNd EXPHRlSNCKriT* , . u T „M E. A. iKttlf) LAHS. f !*rh (’ Ircuit Court Seininula Co , Fla . Uy V. M. McDanlat, I). C. ft7-Tuaa-Stc ■ h. *“'* ;lu n>y utmo.t to an lh* oBic* to ) bur iallrlartlan. lb* AClchl*an fn addict loti ' k X '••all yo ynur •uppert durioi tha '.u a ..n t „ l n(, a tn | jt. B. A. Howard In » candidate lor t-ouru y SuparfntMidoot of Public InalmcUon llooardholil* a Ufa bj^i* U> V Tu. lh ’ V”l ” ‘ “I 'lem.nuu * *r.n«iunrr ‘ hat I am , , •*Arr«.,i r n ^ i , 1 • <’«*4 l4at# to lni*lr r , . . n V , *, J '*'IV «» S-m “Z S - LEGAL ADVERTISING L om Ptro l,e r tk * defendant* W alte r I | M att). L. Gwyna Edward Barnard. a r y J . Uatnard,PnwoU. P c* cC. o^«-..jm * r g * aai ~ “ astla a aa « .. _____ . Pow«u, a F.c Soln.y and William Audended an* re d d e st* •I at*to* c r co u n t!** o tb * r than th# otat* of « « + # « . but t h a t tbali pJac# AT r a . l d . n c a <a naknow a l * him; tbart tkoaa i* no porann In t k * Unto of Florida tk * a a r t i c * or a «un-> noon* upon whom would hind t h a aald dm (eodanta, aod t h a t tbo aald defendant* ar* all over tk * ago of twonty-wno sear*. I t tart her ap pear* th a t there a re other peered, talar rated In U * «mld' paepart y w oee name or n a area nrw unknown t o him, why -are ketra, davNetw. ot other claimant* under in* tnld W alle r Gwynn, Mat tie L. tlw y n n . Edw ard Rarnard, M ary J . Bar­ nard, floor o C. Fewoll, F o tlo a c* i ; . Powell, A ; Solary and William O Auden ried, who## rreldencaa a r* unknown. Yon nr* thereto n ordered to ap pear In thla bill on M onday, the Alb d a y of Jo a n , A. It 1 * 1 8 . ‘th* earn# befog a Ituta P a y of thla co u rt. I t I* furl er o rd fre d th a t thla aptlco bo publi.bed foe twelve coaaocutlvo week* la tho Sanford Herald, a a*wap ap *r i uMlahad In I** wnty. W l t n M K. A. nouglaaa. Hark of aald f Ircult Courrt and tho eoal thereof, thla tho Ttb d ay of February, A. IX. I P l * . (awaRt E . A. DOU G LANS, la Circall Coorl. H rt rn lb lod lria l Clrtoll, BUI# of Florida. Counlr ot Hamlaol*. la ' Ck a a a a rr . , WUIIam IL Howard „ ra. Bill la Qui*4 TUI# Walter Gwynn a t al , T o Waller Gwynn, M at tie L Gwynn. E d ­ ward Barnard. M ary J . HirBar d. Gaorg* C . P . w ^ FotD nco C. Powtll. A. Solary. WUH»m u . Aoadnriad, and th * unknown ha.tr, d**I*o*a, gran t* **, or otb#r claimant*, under { • ■ ■**13 ■■SR Warier Gwynn, MotUo L • yon. Edward . an d WflUam G. AudrnrUd! * « ai worn htn In tka a h o v * . It appear* _ a a from * f - t ki# entitled eauao. tw oto t o by C. FL Rohli atto rnay aod ag aat tor tho oqmplaioaot that %4 ..GEO. A. DEC0TTES.. A T n iN N K Y and (X H 1N K E I.L O R af L A W Pr-aclhiM In S la in in I F m tnrql C o u r t * U e r o - f o W i r l n i f .HI I# Sauf*»#.i fi* SCHELLE MAINES LAW YER SUITE 9, COURT HOUSE SANFORD, - * PHONE 143 FLORIDA Dr. Jo A. TROVILLION SPECIALIST In CANCER, GOITRE and TUMORS Cur* Th in Without Gutting Tl em Out ORLANDO. FLORIDA Woodward-Thiot Audit Co. Auditing Accounting SjRtcms Thai Fit Tampa : Florida / • .. - v �Now is your time to buy Goods for,the Spring and Summer Will put in print, but a hint to the’wise is sufficient Our S most anything you want here. W e are T h e Three-In-One C; and Fourth Street. Our regular prices are more than ,10 pi and now we are going to offer you something that no store A visit to our store and a comparison of prices with others \ T his Sale means more than we ' 4 l, 4 , k is Complete and you can get 4 THE BIG SALE BEGINS FRIDAY, MARCH VS, READ EVERY WORD OF TH IS— Below we give you a list of Home of the b a i r n s Wfc' jvill be atflfc to ofTer you in Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, and .a General Line of Merchandise, Two Cash Registers, One Burrow Adding Machine, One U n d e r w o o d T y p e w r i t e r , Four Show Cases and lots of other things FO R M E N , B O Y ’ S , W O M E N A N D . C H IL D R E N P aten t L eath er, Vici and G* Gun M et^l, $ 1 .7 5 values *P P aten t L eath er, Vici and , Baby Doll, $ 1 .5 0 values Tennis O xfords, w h i t e and B l a c k ..................... Palm Beach Shoes for Men .......................... Sm aller Shoes at Smaller D r. Davis' improved cush­ ion sole, $ 4 .0 0 value for Seal Brand cushion sole Vici, $ 3 .5 0 value for . . Seal Brand Patent Leather Shoes, $ 3 .5 0 values for . Corrall Adams P a t e n t Leather, $ 3 .5 0 values for Plain Toe com fort Vici Kid, $ 3 .5 0 values for . . Tan, Patent Leather and Gun Metal, $ 3 .5 0 values Low Cut Shoes at same Reduction, price . All $ 2 .2 5 values in Shoesr pair . . . » BARGAINS-BARGAINS All Shoes not mentioned same Reduction Note the special bargains on the table. ~ Job lots and back numbers at your own price. Patent L eath er, cloth top, Dress Shoes, $ 3 .0 0 values Paten t L eath er, cloth top, plain toe, French Heel . Vici, low heel, a com fort, $ 2 .0 0 values for . . . Old Ladies' Com forts, best $ 2 .0 0 values for . . - . Special Bargain, Vici, lace D last, $ 3 .0 0 values for Pat Baby Doll, others sell for $ 2 .5 0 we sell for . . Tan O xfords, button and lace, regu lar $ 2 .5 0 value Four New Styles Spring Shoes, white, $ 1 .4 9 , $ 1 .5 9 v Now is the Time to Buy Men’s and Hoy’s Clothing just one third off. Men’s odd pants, blue serge and stripes, $2.50 values for $1.70. $1.75 values for $1.10. Hoy’s Hants from 25c to $2.10. Men’s Hats a $3.00 value for $1.79, a $J.5() value 08c, plenty of cheaper hats, some as low as 39c. Fleece lined Underwear, regular 50c value for 39c. Heavy jind light ribbed underwear, regular ul)c values for 43c. The Old Reliable Hlue Work Shirt, regular 50c value will go for 3 k Elastic seam D raw ers 39c. Halbrigan underwear for 50c a s u it/ long or short sleeves,, Don’t fail to see the.Spring Hals for Men Women, (iirF s and Hoy’s, and o t h e r s . ............................................... The Hallmark white and stripe $1.00 value f o r ....................................... The Astoria white and stripe $1.00 value for . .( . , Pullman, Roland, Fulton . and the Main Brand . . . * V. The Winchester Dress Shirt never sells for less than $1.00, our price . •. Napolian Dress Shirts, brand new stock, sale p r i c e ................................... American Beauty $1.00 value, during the sale . . . . * 7 Parisian Lady, $1.00 value, during the sale only Silk Waist white and stripes $2.50 values, now . . Silk W aist,' white, something very retty, closing price . . - . fice Bleached Underwear, good value for 25c, sale price R VOMEN and CHILDREN’S SW EA TER S— Rather than carry these goods over to next season, we wil We also have a line of Work Shirts for 23c. Leather Palm GloVes 23c. 300 pr. children’s 25c Stocki ITS AND HLANKETS— We have a big line of these goods, and they must be sold regardless of pi ust half what the regular price was. Ladie’s Vests, 35c value, 19c. Call for them. 10—1 Blenched and Unbleached Sheeting, regular doc value . . . . . 29c Cannon Cloth, a pood substitute for Indian Head Linen, sale price - 11c Bleached and Unbleached Muslins, ranging in price to suit everybody, 4c per yd to 1 2 ^ . Now is a good time to lay in a supply of Towels,'Wc want tocloso out this LeparimentinJ.Odoys‘ tn e remainder ol lhe„5, 10, 15, 20, and 25c Store. This is anothi closed out during this sale. Cooking utensils, pans, pou and so and thousands of other useful articleavto numerous to mention! I dow -dfopfay of Trimmed Hats for Ladie's and Children F R E E —DON'T FAIL TO ASK FOR A TICKET— W ith every purchase amounting to 25c or more we fcivc a ticket which entitlejTyou to a i the Free Window, where tlierc is over COOficces of valunble gobds given away absolutely Free. Please mark what you want on the circular a the Store, it will save delay in waiting on you. * - THREE-IN-ONE CASH CUT PRICE STORE L. L. TAYLOR, Proprietor Sanford Avenue and Fourth S tre e t Four Doors in The New Leffier Block 7 . H j MINTQN M a ™ g J �■1:1 -V-Tr, , ■ • __ - I. ■r .l J t n im •* PUBLI SHED . SEMI-WEEKLV •W //V SANFORD— U h / • Wort/, Living VOLUME VII SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY MARCH 17, 1916 U. S. TROOPS FOUR THOUSAND MEN TOOK UP CHASE A FTER BANDIT YESTERDAY . * ' ‘ ‘ A STAN DA III) AIt MY PI " lo Authorise President to He. emit Men Washington. D. C.. March IC. -A joint resolution authorixing the Pres­ ident to bring tho Army up to full strong h by adding 19,447 men* to existing organizations was passed in Dig house late Wednesday without objection or debate and with Imt one dissen^Jrig vote. * Representative Hay, cbnirmitn of the military committee asked for immediate consideration of the reso, lution, saying the step was neces­ sary on account of the demands on the border for additional protection during the march of the punitive expedition in Mexico. There wus no oposition and the resolution was passed in five minutes. On the viva voce vote no hay was heard. Majority Leader Maori delivered a rising vote, which resulted 2Jl> to t, Representative London, Socialist, of New York voting in the negative. Representative Hay told the house that he recommended this plan rather than a cull for the militia or volunteers BIG DISPLAY AUTO PARADE OF CELERY A FEAURE OF DURING FAIR CELEBRATION - ■— i ROOM IN STONE GORE T W E N T Y -FIV E DOLLARS BLOCK WILL BE TH E IN GOLD TO THE QUARTERS FOR - B EST DECORA­ EXHIBITS TED CAR NO. (0 C O M M ITTEES NAMED Those Who Will Assist In Making Tho Festival a Success At n meeting of the Seminole County Fair directors in the office of A. P. Connelly on Wednesday of this week It was decided to elect new officers to take charge of the Spring Festival and the following young and active men wore elected; R. J . Holly, president, Schclle Mnines, secretary and W. W\ Aber­ nathy, treasurer. These gentlemen will have entire charge of the big affair next week and want tho co­ operation of the dtixens of Sanford In making it one of the best. # * Tho following committee have been named to assist and os the timo is short it is hoped that all of them will step to tho work and not beg off on account of business. All of us have our business to attend to but the idea of bringing thousand* of strangers to the city,is certainly the business of tho busiest business men of Sanford. Committee on Celery Display, C. M. Merry, L. A. Brumley and Roy Symcs. Judges of Celery Display on S a t ­ urday, J. N. Whitnar, G, W. Raton und George Hoy. Comm ittre on Fish Fry, A. B. Cameron , Joe Cameron, J, W. O. Singletary, F A. Stone, A, V.' French, James lioolchan. C om mittec on Entertainment, Forrest l.aki ■i J D Davison. K P Fo rnter, If R Ste vims, A K Powe rs. A. P. Connelly B. W. Herndon. Commit tee on Auto Parade. Mrw. \\ P ( ’nrter, Mr* Deane Turn I T , Mrs W. W. Al lernathy, Mrs. R. A. Terheun. Mrs John Meisch, C. M Hand an d \V \ Tillia, Marshal* of the Day Boat Bares and Regatta, J. T. Brady, h Siler man. H 1, Beernnn, C. R V. alker. J E Vincent. C o rn m ttee on Athletics ami Fi dd Sports, George Hyman, H F Ezell, J K Wildman. J C Hutchinson, Harry Phillips, Ed Lane Every citizen in 'Sanford your Host. NEW NAME ASSOCIATION LADIES NAME T H E NEW ORGANIZATION AND WERB! WINNERS O F PRIZES San Antonio, Texas, Mar. 16.— The celery growers are requested ’Like a snowball rolling down hill As was advertised and predicted United States troopa went into Mex­ to bring in ono or two crates of cel­ gathering more momentum and njore in the columns of The Herald the ico today In pursuit of Francisco ery to the display headquarters in snow every few feet is tho Spring Board of Directors .o f the Young Villa, whose raid on CoLumhua, tho Slone Gove block oh First Festival and Celery Fair to be given Peoples Association sat at a Con­ N. M., a week ago caused President street two doors flptith of the Aber­ here next week. Started with little test Committee Wednesday after­ Wilson to determine, to run him nathy store aniyWiiae snmo on dis­ enthusiasm and not much encour­ noon of this week. The especial down. Mofe than 4,000 soldiers, play. We wunt^Kir,visitors to see agement it has gained speed every, purpose of tho meet!ng* of th is; cqn^- !headed by. Brigadier General JoVp some real Sunfetdj lelery and tho day and every mail now brings the test committee was to determine th© J. Pershing, who is in command only way for them to eeo tho real intelligence that people will be hero winners in tho contest and to select «[ the punitive expedition, crossed article fixed up in nice package a for from every section of Florida. The a name from the hundred or more near here, while a smaller force un­ the market is to get same on dis­ auto parade on Tuesday .will be the selections that were available to th© der Colony! George D. Dodd, en­ play during the celebration. opening feature and |U5 in gold has committee. For the past two weeks tered Mexico some distance from They can go out in the celery been put up by the committee in —ever -since tho three valuable Columbus. The President wanted to. allay fields and see it growing hut they charge for the handsomest decorated prizes were offered for the name of General Porsliing and hla. cm* any suspicion , he said, that the can see it to better advantage and car in dhe parade. this club great interest has been mnnd entered the international boup% United States wanted to accomplish also see it after it is washed and . Every lady in Sanford and half of taken in this contest. Never beforo dary line about noon, according to a n y t h i n g the Mexican expedition placed in proper shape. life gentlemen should be in this par­ have the ladies of Sanford taken advices received by General Funa­ Uxcept pursuit of Villa The resolu­ The people who come here want ade—certainly all the good looking such an interest in a matter that is futi. tion will he called up in the senate to see Celery. The) have nil heard men ought to be there with their vitul to the very future of our fair ii(iw far into Mexico the Colonel today about celery anti they expert to see cars and get the ladies to ride wdth Sanford. So great was the demon* had penetrated was not known nor Rcpul ■!»• in* ami D ■riMirr .ll -1 t* erh it at M.*i 1m'M I ti order ti hIiiiw thum them. n( ration of interest, th l it became did General Funston seem to know vd in p rf, ■t Hartnell > fur ad ipticn them ir I T v therg will >«• a ib'pluy Don't go to a gri'At npenac of necessary for Mr. Maine*,* the sec­ ( id Dodd’s column is moving in a of the r«" 'liilmu tb *|.lle tie f.u t ■if >i tie- Ut t hr . k)'lidi|ii irtrrs build- time am! t ruu bit* witli your car*. retary to provide u small site clothes southerly direction and the two col­ th.it tb ■ir 1, ,nier* ii i 1hr inlilt .IT) mu lumr \v rrrt* .it’ll tin attractions We have the rxprrt decorators here basket to keep the suggestions of umns should be within touch of each committ i'»* <ll*agri i'ii IS 1ll the ex at t an* 1in'll Ire! and here on Saturday and thrr • i* plenty of material for the various aspirants to success othir In fore the end of the week, menun.g ,,i n the prize* fur the best celery will lie those who ,ir>- willing to make their in the contest, until the committee lit that time it is expected an in­ given away The farmers who bring own decorations. It is worth more could sit and determine the wonfantry support will hold the lines of in the celery will bo repaid for their than any money, time nr expense for nor* Auto Parade Tuesdaj communication, along which motor trout.b if the celi-r;. i» prime for the public spirited people of Sanford Space will not permit a reproduc­ 1 III- . 1 ' , ' n l . , r . i l l , n f i 1*111**.).,, r m i In, * fur the transportation of am 'tie fertilizer linn* will give away n to show the world that we have the tion o f -Aho names that were sug­ p r u l n i - , * I , , | .. i | , , k* r . . i l , * l t i l i n g i n munition and supplies will lie oper ton III fertilizer allll tile agricultural automobiles and the spirit lo dec­ gested, and lor that reason we state ! t he I- est i vul week T h e m i n e r * ,>f lealers u iII help out with something sled orate them Wo can make this only the names that woo prizes, Although the censorship imposed j lir* arranging unh 'hr <, i*l off , ^ rtt]| [u[mers This Spring Festival one of the events of together with tho names of the it by General Funston was relaxed t o - ( * "• I •’ Rohbm* in decor ; w,u ■!„. ;l |,,K county fair but it the slate each year if wv will just young ladies who were declared the i night efforts still were made to keep at n,,‘ f 'r' (tud mam “ ho lute l ,nil do fundi toward stimulating in get together on the subject of a line winners, and the names of the en­ ,. , . « , Hit C u r a I 1 ----- » • - . i . - l i . . 1 ----------I I. ti.,.ir . s> ri t the details of the plan of |III! C u r * I X J . , , 1 III f n - l p i j i . n r . i l r t h e i r i>r**f in u fair ni'Xt yiuir and tin* a ll lo parade The great Fiuw'er terprising firms who were so gener­ campaign, the exact number of men neighbor* , ur ,ir.il rid' m tin parade di'jday uf vegetal)lea and fruits'and Festival of the western stutes was ous in their offer of prizes. First Remember these fails in culture the display of the Wakefield Pre­ started in this manner. engaged and their catual locations Get busy prize was won by the suggestion of serving Co, of Geneva will take and *ho*' this visitors what Sanford Pershing’s report of his entrance tion with the parade •A the name adopted by the commit­ into Mexico served to dispel to a has in tho way of cars, flowers and The parade will line up on Tenth the room very attractive. tee. that of SA NFORD P R O G R E S ­ Progress in .Southeast Tin' Woman's Club of Sanford pretry girls. greut extent fears that had been en­ strict at Ten n eiui k or A* in-ar that SIVE LEAGUE, this name being Columbus, Ga., March 15 The tertained in some quarters that re­ time as possible between Park ave­ will also „»ervr light refreshments The auto parade starts at 10:30 suggested by Mrs. Schelle Maincs, Industrial index says in* its issue for and i'-omn'iule and ire cream in the sistance would bo offered by troops nue and Sanford avenue \* .soon u* and the people of Sanford who are first prize being a handsome por­ of the do fncto Government. the curs are lined up and placed in display rootq. ami have a place doing things will be seen in the par­ this week: trait, size 8x10 offered by Phillips' "Aluhainn has broken all Febru­ Colonel Bertani, the commanding order the Fire Department led by where Gfe ladles ran rest and enjoy ade with their cars. Are you one of Studio. The seebr^d prize was won ary records for the production of themselves This room will prove a them? Hand and M officer of the Carranza garrison at Shell ll by Miss Annie Lee Caldwell, who pig iron. Construction details have very popular resort during th* week. suggested the name of the Greater i’alontas, on tjie south side of the ami escort* mi unted » been completed for the establishment SOME ATTRACTIONS This prize, Sanford Association dividing line, promptly joined Gen­ prorrssi in nvi r lllf full. at ^avannah, <ia . of a sugar refin­ ( it» ITIertlun Open* lot) engraved card* offered by the eral Pershing. This force was only m a i l ( What pri'tm.sed to be a tame Th. Spring Fe*ti»al and Celery ery with u daily capacity of 5.000 Herald Printing Co. Third prize soldi 100 men, but they were re­ Park 4 V•ll U»' ,orlh to 1 i - * ' * | r.-i I . barret* Iry n rompunj With capital fair Will Amuse the Crowd W f l iq u 'M>». E. F. Larie. who tfugported i(i have displayed willingness First at lent IruUi Fait. tu zkaulurd. ■jiiiimign for tin- position of uhjerstock cij t3.iuQ.0OO. A company is Aside from the local happening* gcmted the name of Sanford Young nrr! PVPfi eagerness to join in the Sanford south tit Fit til ltret‘ 1. I ill ll mett of Sanford now unfolds into lively campaign. A. D. Parrish l;ud at the Spring Fair and Festival next being incorporated in Savannah to People’s Civic League. This prise, chase. As a body of Mexican troops street v esl to Magnoln i, .Magnolia no more than shied his hat into the week the M ajestic Show*s who ha\s build an extensive system of bonded n cjzte of fine celeVy offered by the will remain .under their own conn- north to i’ark avenue. line up on An­ ring in Tuesday’s papej than O- P. been engagtul to furnish the amuse­ warehouses, and compresses. firm of Win-Coulbourn Co., Inc. mander, but- a number of them ar First at rent at Games other cotton mill pt Columbus, Cut., Herndon decided that it looked ments will keep the crowds well en­ The Sanford Progrpsfivo League being employed ns scouts by Gen­ prizes will be ll warded will build an addition, the cost to bu good to him .and he announces in tertained. has been active for some time, under . era! Pershing. These prize* ■re bfllllt today’s (issue Mr. Parrislt is rbief Among the new and novel enter­ approximately t'Jyh.OOO. Plans are the names of the Parish House Club General Perajiing has gone into from thi* rash Tire of for t he A r . L. und tainments will be "The Day's of being prtpnred for u } 1,000,000 and of the Sanford 'Y. M. C. A., teller dlspa Mexico with orders to overtake and accessor es sin 1 as se r> h lig h t* Well know*!! in the city. Mr Hern ’49” which is something never pull­ estate at Palm Beach, Flu. Rea! wipe nut Villa and his organization vnjmr jdug* and man) lit h er n r don needs no introd uct ion to the ed off here or any where in the state estate transactions in a few day* in and has arranged to have quite an arrangement of gymnastic para­ It * ll |>4? > u I n riimi' t i le** orders to the contrary are re- •essorif* e haci hi: been raise d here and before The Mable Mack’s .Mules Miami, Flu, amounted to nearly phernalia located at their head­ - It 2 go,Ilf 1"-"id 4 T H 1 in.i f int• i the jftar.nl' ceiied front those higher in author is no w pro][»rirtor of the■ Star T bo­ is a novel feature and is nothing 91,(TOO,000, tunny lota hiving been quarters in the Parish House In the tty than General Funston, the rain- one. Both uf them are young und m o n * than a bunch at rr of cornfiel , purcha?«d “* for f,n« * ,nlPr Refrtbmiier tin dal**, hi xt Tuesday energetic and that they will go some ptugn that was begun today will homes An 8-story office building is very- near future. mule* that have been trained to do The physical committee’ o f this continue until Villa is raptured or imiruuig at Ten D t*ltj4*K is conceded by all. Thore is a rumor thing* that ure almost human. They to be erected a t ' Miitlnf. League, which is composed of Mr. ki nd. This, it was said at Gcn"Contracts are being awarded In W. E. Coulbourn, Mr. H. C. Phil­ that more candidates will offer be­ beat any trained horses that have T o morrow er;.l Puns ton's headquarters tonight Herald Campaign F.nils Chattanooga, Tenn., -for the estab­ lips and Mr. H. C. Hutchinson have fore the gong rings for timo. ever been in the ring. is th»- idea General Pershing carried lishment of a steel plant for a com­ been untiring in their efforts to pro­ The Sanford Herald will give The Jackson Minstrels or Old with I in, arrows t io i’ no. No limits away a Ford Roadster and »i* other Munic Department Reception Plantation Shows are away above pany with Capital 'stock of FL­ duce u satisfactory gymnasium, anti hi -e been placed on lilt* field opera- prises to the winning candidates in Tuesday afternoon at the Wom­ thdjfeverage and will not fail to please OOD,000. Contracts are being award­ from all reports they have met and cUo is. After tho campaign is wcell its prize campaign shortly after an’s Club the Music Department the JlVopie. Only the best in the ed-in Chattanooga also for the erec­ ure to meet with untold success, and under w.-.y, it was pointed out cir seven o'clock tomorrow night. The will give its reception and program business and nothing said or done tion of a 12-story office building to the people of fjartford are to have cit.nstancea may cause restriction*, final vote will bo secret as the to the General Club. These annual to offend (ho most fastidious. The cost 9400,000 or more. the benefit of one of the very finest b u just now. the troops are prepared I)Allot box has been sealed and locked department receptions are the so ­ Rudlnst Pnlacc of Amusements will "Pinellas county, Florida, has sold gymnasiums'and reading rooms in *o go anywhere to carry out the and the key tilrned over to one of cial features of the club life that entertain you for some timo and 9716,000 of road bonds and will pro­ this portion uf the state. President's orders* the judges. The ballot box will not brings together its mombers on the keep you guessing all tho time. ceed immediately with tho con­ Let the people of Sanford realize be. opened until the judges plane of sociability and friendly in­ The Smith Side Shown and Mu­ struction of 73 miles of brick paved that all tho Sanford Progressive start the final count at seven tercourse. it is important that ev­ seum furnishes all the freska that highway s for which a contract has League asks of them is patronage The First Methodist Church 'I he can­ ery member of the club should at­ have not been corralcd b y . .any been awarded. Tho Sunday school opens at 9:30 o'clock Saturday night. and the financial support that is "T h ere is more activity in railway o clock. The-Brotherhood class is didates lhay deposit their last sub­ tend these general days and thereby other aggregation and will amuse and needed will be forthcoming without construction work and more railway especially active. A largo attend­ scriptions nne money direct into the show an interest in the wlefare and instruct you. any drawback whatsoever. . extensions are being, planned in tho ballot box. In this way no one hut work of tho department entertain­ Squash, tho African pigmy is ance 1^ expected next Sunday. The Matrons’ class is having a each candidate will know what they ing, . The occasion on Tuesday something that will more than en­ southeast than in a long time beforo. Fla.; school building, Albany, Ga., deposit in the box to be counted by. promises : to ba a delightful affair tertain you and he is even better There is a large and constantly in­ and addition, Columbus, Ga.; roads, record breaking attendance. creasing volume of construction with its* splendid program at which than the freakiest of the freaks. The entire school is working for the judges. Houston county, Ala., and Lowndea Cisco, the Ape Alan goca a tong work and week after week more and Winston counties, Miss,; streat. Subscribers who have promised tifno Mrs. Lucille Aapinwalt Tokach 400 in attendance by Easter. If you •re not connected with a school visit candidates their subscription?, shotfla wifi sing, A group of songs written way to prove the Darwin theory manufacturing plants are being es­ improvsment, Falrhope, Ala.; ware­ tablished. make good their promises b y .b£ • H*pular composer, Carrie Ja - and he Is a study all to himself. *Uh ua Sunday. house, Shorties!, Ala.; waUrwo^fc* “ These are some of tho thlnge extension, Boyls, Miss. cqjW -Boqrf and ber charming com­ , Tiney Small, the Midget Is smaller Preaching at l l o’clock by the their subscription to the esndidst* . favorites everywhere. than tie name suggests. that mark the rising tide of pros­ pastor, subject, "Jesu s Planning for or cslling st tho Hersld office.and positions "Construction contracts have been awarded as follows: * Revival." The evening sermon, paying for same. Ono more lub- Attention’ I* called t o .th e article in Mitchell’s Ten Thousand. Dollar perity In the southeast. subject, "Who is Responsible?" scription may be tho one your fa- auo_tlft»-*tolumn of The Herald on Merry Go Round will entertain the . "Among the (team of construction ’.‘Apartment house, Macon, Ga.; work to be done, s a . reported this bridges, Arcadia, F ia„ Palm Beach ' All welcome In the Method­ votire candidate needs to win the Carrie Jaeobf-IHfhd1that frill be of children and the grown folks. -prise he or she has been working for. special InterutCtO- those who love ist services. The Palace of Mystery will prove Weak,' are: county, Fla.; church building, Ajlel, "Apartment houses, Atlanta, Ga., Ga.; compress building, Augusta, Candidates who have been prom- music and her 'music. There is a very mysterious rffid yqt it will be ired subscriptions should call on grace and beauty, a tender melody entertaining and keep you guessing. two, St. Petersburg, two, Miami and Ga.; cold storage plant, Ciarksdalo, Committee Meeting In her songs that is very appealing There are many othors among Jjic West Palm Beach, Fla.; bridges, Miss.; garage buildings, Bethuns, A meeting of ties committee on those promises before ft is too late. Every member of the club is urged list, some of them of tho very latest Beaufort county, South Carolina, S. C„ and Huntsville, Ala,; fire sta­ funds and refreshments for the cele­ There will be no next week. Now to be present upon this occasion. types and put oh hers for the first and Wilkinson, county, Ga., church tions, Bay M in ers, Ala.; factory bration next week is called for Sat­ is the time to cash every promise. I» Remember It is better to have too time, os the Majestic Shows are buildings, Brookhaven, Miss., Coch­ building, Durham, N, * C .; court­ urday afternoon at four o'clock at Wednesday afternoon meeting of anroute north for the summer and ran and F t. Valley, Ga., and Me* house, Lafayette, G a.; paving, 8L many votes than to lose the prise the Woman’s Club. Every -member the Literature Department. will equip and outfit .here with Coll and Rock Hill, S. C .j club­ Petersburg and West Palm Beach, of’ tho committee M U S T be present. you are working for by not having Magazine Day— house, F t. Lauderdale, Fla.; court­ Fla., and Vicksburg, Miss.; school new shows. enough. Urgent. Magazines Worth While— Miss houses, Pearl river county, Missis­ buildings, Clarksdale, M in., and Candidates, their .friends, and the Committee are Mrs, Deane Tur­ Guild. After the big talkfcst of the can­ sippi, and Wheeler county, Ga.i Labe Helen and Seabreeze, M in .; general public are Invited to witness ner. Mrs. W. P ; Carter, Mra. C. H. The Menace of the Popular Mag­ didates neat week the campaign will city halj, Douglas, Ga.; drainage, roads, Lowndea county, M in., Palm r t Dingee, Mrs. PilkLngton, Mrs. Alfred tho final count of votes and azine— Mrs. E. W. D. Dunn. resolve Itself into a quiet hunt in Clearwater, Fla.; factory buildings, Beach county, F la., and WHcoz ing of the seven pritss, which will m j « and Mra. Moughton. Roll Call—Favorite Magazines t h * country districts. Still hunting Brunswick abd Columbus, Ga.; fra­ county, Ala.; theatar building, Co­ bo made at The Herald office to­ Mra. W, W. Abernathy, and Why? * la very popular in county politics. ternal building, West Palm Beach, lumbus, Ga. . - » , Chairman- . morrow night at seven o’clock. •* M i * * *" f - %, ~ ,f . Vifa-Jkrl U iM h j ’ ! i r i • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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' • IfiS T .;■. -- L --5 ULaaii-—^x. * r TO? n • BUDGET O F O P IN IO N YOU “ JU ST AND BETW EEN M E .” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT 'i:,* , » ~ “ ” A CHIEL 18 AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. “ HE’LL PRENT ’ E M " — SO SAYS SAUNTERER. lO O O o o o o o a o B O o o a o o o a a a a a o i Sanford should have a celebration The Candidate The following from the Waahlng- at least once each year and keep the ton Star i* of considerable Interest town on the map. The real benefits in these days of political agitation; of tne»c big celebrations cannot be and candidature: |computed in dollurs and cents. It Talk to him tenderly. Treat him brings people to this city that would not come here otherwise and with care, Pack up his suit case and hand him while the shows take out some mon­ ey they also leave money here and his fare.. Give him a full book of speeches to put other money into circulation that is idle money unless started quote, I beljuvc in enter­ lel to bind'tMj his in circulation. Put in aome flannel • * .v - " * taining not only strangers once a throat. year but also in entertaining our * * own people once n year. If we do iniment, Heal Up Bring forth the liniment, • the twist : not entertain them they go else­ Voters will leave in his hand-shahing where to be entertained and spend their Sahford money in other.places! wrist. 1* , Listen polttely knd don’ t let him aae It is nice to. talk about a quiet city You're wondering what your ap­ with no noises but the noises get pointment „will be. • ' J, the, money abd that seemii to he yli'iU/ all of intern after, and it is i • .* •usolasfCjto deny the charge. Let us Many are watching his march in Vhc hay* -flj'Jiig celebration and enjoy ■tL" U%S> .; TS^ho look for advantage if things ourselves (or. ii week ami no one will be any the worse for the joy ride If' •»; ,f, go Jtlfl way. ftd rdqst toil and stand guard o'er after it is' over. It will also get us together oh. the questipn of a Sem­ ! your , hopes and your fears, And you think you’ ve, done, well If inole county fair and mother good thing! for the city nmi,county. you'give him three cheers.* ,4 ,, c »■>>-, * ‘ ■ . W • • ^ BA Charley Chaplin, the movie rnrnedinn has just iiigiied a new contract and thereby saved the motion pic­ ture magnates from nervuuj pros­ tration. They have been negotiul• ing with him for several weeks, and now John it. Frueler, presiderlt of the Mutual Film Corporation has caught the lug fish for: $4.46 ii minute: or. $268 an hour, or, 52. 147 (Id a day , or. $22.8*4.00 a week. $670,000,00(1 a year No Person in the world, other than a king or an emperor unless Charles M. Schwab .'is president of the C ni'i d States Sti*> I 1 urponition WHS ltd exception Ins-, ever reieneil half that 'iilury Chai ley t hnplin l twenty •> i years obi f Jiupi l in - Ini-, h'l tart ati > Sanford yomignter< to cmulati-ig Charley, even if t lie w.ik''- are en­ ticing. * VSori'elJnies I hpt-itk **ifl|y about the itppeiiriiiice of some of our streets qn(i alloys It it nlway- •loinv it h Mu* ^'(l 11.-<I.iI ' In., i . i t' . r>. nr. t>si,iv-w s Inn it i» ...iioor imj slide I (^ keep ulir . ilit I -I .........us i-h-fHi as « i wmild Iiki Hut ilmi the iiiiclt yards generally suiTcr ,in tfiq. big dean up is sol! evident not Ortly in this city • lint every city. < - hamlet and village in tin- country, it evidently nappenp in.'-turkr beruns 1 the following Is opied from a Starke paper .. Starke lias her slmrg of a lint is culled "nasty idee" people Their idea id Mi niilim-n •a.'urm - to light every time the •Indue* pi the t nic Club are forced to Horfnre a clean-up of the town The (rout yards are raked, also sometintew ,t)n> streets in front o f tho premises, bqt, njefry on the backyards! There the filth gathers up to atay forveer arul day. Home of the women of Starke screen their rooms and keep every­ thing ns "neat us a new pin," then — pour dish water out of tho kitchen window*. 8 ome of our merchants y ..keep tneir stores very clean and or * derly, but t hair backyards are so tillered up with old boxes, barrets, . gunny sacks, old paper and sweep [ng» ,-tlll the edatomers, did they en •li-Vtcr. tin' stores through the buck ■'tfouni '^ould be disgusted and look . i, /pr cleaner places.. Y 1 understand that the city dock ' ( will not be repaired any because it , ,.,will soon be torn up and a brick l!'- street laid there. This is all right . -' but at the side landing p lan where • *( the ferry boat is obliged to land in -• i rough wouthor thffrA. could be some ,, Ttpiirlng done thatYwouId keep the .paasengers from breaking q leg or failing-into the water. Nothing ex­ pensive, but juet 'a few boards nail­ ed down across tho holes and bad places. The strangers coming over in the ferry boat every dey do not k n o w ’ that the dock will soon tie torn duwn to make place for a new one and the dilapidated appearance of the landing place docs not apenk well for the city at present. We should hurry on this work and. get the city dock In good shape as soon as possible, for this lake front is thq face of Sanford and every stranger MY ' is looking at *lt. ori*.' *t : vv ' • r« ^ ' . . AL *rr 7. l i f t I — In 1776 our father* had a vision SK m n; 1 • • • | * 1 There is talk of a .celebration here the week of March 20th, Just to liven up the old town and keep ill « l in from getting ruity and I think it would be a good thing, i X- . m-s J a ** =.-jjjfcrS 1 •' . of a new nation ‘ 'conceived, in II erty and dedicated to the pro] tlon that all men are created equal." Without an army they foPght the greatest of existing world empires, that they might realise this vision. A third of a century later they fought the greatest navy in the world that they might wdn for their nation the freedom of the seas. Half a century later they fought through an unparalleled Civil - War htat they might establish for all time on this continent the inalien­ able right of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. A third of a century loter they fought to eman­ cipate an oppreaoed neighbor, and, victory won, gave back Cuba to the Cubans, sent an army of school­ master* to educate for liberty the Filipinos, asked no war indemnity from their vanquished Vhemy," but paid him libernlly for his property. Meanwhile they offered land freejy to any farmer who would live upon and cultivate it, opqmld . ^ f o r e i g n Hi • Immigrants oq equal terms \h« door of industrial opportunity, shared with them political equality, and provided by universal taxation for universal education. '•T h e cynic who can see in this his­ tory only a theme for hi« egotistical satire ia no true American, Vbafever his parentage, whatever his birth­ place. He who looka with pride upon this history which hia. fathers hnve written by their heorir deeds,. who accepts with gratitude #lho-in­ heritance which they have bequeath­ ed to him, amj^who highly resolves to prcsoj-vc "'this inheritance un­ impaired and to pass it on to hU descendants enlarged and enriched,* is a true American, be his birthplace or his parentage what it may. Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford Edmund Brpese Tonight production, which have been gen"The Lure ef Heart's Desire." a eroualy praised as the most braumarveloua five part Metro, wonder- tlful scenic views ever shown on the play, produced by the Popular acteen. .... . Plays and Players and starring Ed- ^ "T h e Great Divide is hern < m as round Breeso, the powerful dramatic one of the most xpensive pint ucactor will be ecen hero tonight nt tsor.s which has been produced by the Star Theatre. This photoplay any of • thjt, makers of motion plcabounda with novel and interesting lures and it abounds with thrill upon scenes. The story deals with ro- thrill and a standard of photomagee and intrigue. In the Alaskan playing whictf bespeaks credit for wastes and in sharp contrast, life every one of its cast frnnm the stars in New York’s fast society set. Mr. to the most humble player. IJreesc-ia supported by a utrong.cast Manager Herndon of the Star including Arthlr Hoops, Jeannette Theatre has booked "The Great Horton. Evelyn Brant. John Mahon Divide" us the attraction at the and other stage and screen artists of Star Theatre on Thursday. March 9th. prominence. "T h e Plunderer” a Famous Actor Few American actora are better known both herp and abroad than William Hiley Hatch, who takes the powerful part of "B u lly " Preaby in tho Fox Film Corporation's, WilHam Fox, President, production of The Plunderer by Hoy Norton. Ills last stage triumph was P AID IN FD LL in which he played Captain Wiliams. Mr. Hatch has been on the stage thirty year* and had play­ ed more than UOO parts. He had been before that an artist, a church singer, concert performer, musical comedy star, in The Chinese Honey­ moon, and legitimate actor. Now under the management, of William Fox. who has enlisted in Tiia 'r l* r* * • <* ■* nr vice T The following f/<jm tlje'> Arcadiu practically every great star, Mr. Knterprise is worthy p f .more-than Hatch has turned to the silent stage. passing notice here ii^ Sanford: Ilis work as Lon Crook ,in the Fox We pudendum) the Commercial <$> production oT From the Valley of Clult in considering the matter of] the Missing will be recalled with getting out some expensive litera­ pleasure by all lovers of the photo-, ture to boost the town and country | play, His work in the Bird of I’ nr❖ ♦ and attract home seekers In our ailise. The Master Mind and The humble opinion we need promotion Squaw Man, as well ns in the lead­ much worso than publicity and the ing roles with William Gillette, all money we might spend for rxpemrtvp | combine to make Mr Hatch the literature could be used to better ♦ ♦ - must eminent of character a< tor« ♦> ♦ advantage in other ways Few who have admired the splendid We have not been able to per «j All laical Ad vertlHcmcntH Under ml portrait of William Gillette in the inuneii!l> locate all the home-seekers Thia Heading T H R E E C E N T S a lobby of the Empire Theatre. New Im come Miming in without being U n e For Each Inaertlon. M in im u m York know that it Is the work u( iltliu ted In imliliill > and until we ( ’ harm* 2 .r» ('e n ls . i In* versa!lie actor CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING if*it Ilie to do this nim.i i im I|i i f :ii ur* ’ t\ mild nut a nil,all why wti-tc leallet st-tling (nr t b the at t r net i"iis and .id\nn ' i g . • 111 Ci* Ii|i|ltni1 1" 1he prns pert n r . i ml o- i with enrri--pti-'iili‘n<%>. an i w e r every pnrpnsi ‘ AM inquiries i miccriitllg limds -hmlld be m. allublc to real i-st.tle meinbera u( I he club and they should be able to give the p m- pi cti.r any delmleil info-nm tun • ill. vr m tig 1 1 i•- r it ii 111 ry • Urn r*ii .i find -Ini••k•* uf m-liqii.it Tif <r 1 1 .tr* t*nt(> i> •nit If, fnrini-r » k'■*f i. .til , - ..f i ■• ■ i 1 .r .. 1 T tit , 1 A.1 . i ll <l-i ir-. ‘ 1 11111 i . t g..... I 'll.lf it if i • 0 0 4 *0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l FO R SA LE ^ 1,11 k ' 1,1 ‘ ^ '' u 1 , pn n\ i,ii mIn ring -i\tcon wii Ii i ainei i (aumntf implemenu. ||n)>ii> r, -|ll( * „ r„ llox n :s C. if. and Ini' lie el I’ (• For Hale riioifoughbn d It I l<ei| Eggs (or hatching. 51.(10 for M. \\ I a \ r e-., lleralif" ( »(!', ( ' ruM' 1 ' •l" • i Marie Doro Star* in "Diplomacy" If you had married the most beau­ tiful girl that you had over Been in y ° ur li,c* “ ftcr tt romanti‘‘ courtship * hich Fou nPVPr " v,,n *toW C(' »■>< her who she was or where she ,rom- i‘ n,i ,f- uh" >'ou hnd been married only a short time, every hot of evidence that you could find pointed to the fad that she hud betrayed you and stolen war plana with which you had been entrusted a foreign spy would you believe *u'r Ku'i*>’ That is the situation in "D ip lo ­ Mary Pickford (n "Poor Little rippina" h oxt Monday at the Star macy, tho adaptation of the great :x 3cxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiii « i i x x ^ ii« iiiiiiii} » c >c; ALLEN’S THEATRE S O M K T IIIN C IIO IN C KVKKY N I C H T M W e d n e s d a y A T I N E E a n d S a t u r d a y m . :x x x iiiiii| iiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiix x x i[iiiin iiiix x x : (p a m m o ii P>" A VALUES ARE DETERMINED BY COMPARISON \l I II I ■I I linur i| I!! ■ r. all-ti'- -I frtTTT. r f ir (i^e TTrirte'cit *t , FO R RENT p . PROGRAMME AT THE STAR / Ijft fit*' I**r11 7iJ nip it tt'U'; jmT- ' For Side ur Petit ~.:c..r7t nntnrr ten out mure fur the benefit of the] Magnolia and Palmetto avenues printer than frr publicity purpurea 1W. J. Thigpen. 2ft-lf The orel while Chnniber uf Cum-1 For .Sale 'JTte best high and dry merer dim led .It-' ctlo-M during the ' hi.use lots In **Gi nrgetnurn " Cor past year to promoting ii> tndu>try f-'le-afi and In (Ins vu lolly The rr-.i!i- of il,.ii 1*M It St i ' d It.i . \\i \,|.U ->s flux I I . murk uf* wort h :i,oic to (I.i bu«tnc*v c.i-v |•.i . nu-i t» *. I •' interest. n( tb ti n i nmi the devi l opn., i i.i 1 1 ,, . i r> ' 11 .i.< .ill ib, H1 f i l l ! Ill • - .! W.I I moin-y yet spent by nur pcqil" tor l.'k c J I ,'iOIMI cu-h '* L# er. tinii Dd publicity purposes ^ ct the work pay m "it • Wi l l r« l! ittrulc. ^ htw.is seriously hMiolirujiped for bul he —>>LI kefori- N^ei 1 l*t C. S of Jutids. With our iiew amt flniicd Ad a ms A l t a mo n t e Si'riiig.FI v nTdVnixaUon at work along this Une of promotion thu results would he tremendous. For Sale 1 sideboard, I leal hoi In order to encourage investments covered couch, 1 revolving boqk in our Iambi wu must promote and case, I gasoline range. I Ju-tior vio dcvffup the trucking industry and tin. I settee and chairs to match. insure the pcnrtAncnt success of Inquire 10fi E, flrd Hi. Sanford, F*1 those n!reudy engnged in it. We 49-tf, cannot and should not locate u new For Sale— Nice pony, spring wngoo citizen where un old one has made n failure. We cannot assure any and harness^ all for $96.00. Leaving Enquire L. T. Crislcr, Ohio great measure of success in the city. 6 f>-tp trucking industry until the growers House, ure organised into a systematic Eggs! Eggs!— S. C. Hhode Island working body. They must adopt Red eggs from prise winners. $1.50 cooperative methods of, growing, per 16. Cockerels $1.60 to $2.00. gathering and marketing, just os Choice Berkshire pigs. Day old baby other trucking Canter* have done chicks, 10c. I’hone 3711. IL L. before they can hope for large re­ Garrison, Sanford, Fla. 56-4tp sults. When this is dono our lunds will sell without publicity. For Sale— Fine lots on Myrtle They need all the help the Com­ mercial Club can render. The funds avenue, nt rock bottom prices for of the club devoted to this work cash. Also two story house corner will be Well spent and prove moro Oak and Fourth street. Apply 410 63-8tp effective, even in the matter of pub­ Oak avenue. licity than any literature they might For Sale— Wholesale fish business scatter abroad - while they are neg­ nets, Ash boats, launches, etc. C. L lecting . this important promotion Vincent. * 28-tf work at home. • • i For Hale —One 6 cylinder StifSeS Just at this time when there are baker. 191 & Model. 7 pnavengcr wars and rumors of warn the sub­ car. Electric starter and ject of partiotism is one that is near touring one-man top. Cheap fO' lights. and dear to our hearts. Lyman rash. B. &. O. Motor Co., Sanford, Abbot expresses It in the following: 66-9lc , -'A nation is made great, not bf its Fla. . fruitful'acres, but by the men who cultivate them; not by Its great forests, but by • the men who use them; not by Its mines, but by tho 3 id 11 N I c, II II I I \- Exquisite I lie <.r eat I )|<lib .1 Edgar l* ruler the direction Lewis, the riewly eligngei prodiii er ^ 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 [for the i .itInn C o m p a n y , tin i Hill I .■! f-.i Ii Sardou drama In which* M trie Doro is being starred by the Famous Players Charles Frohraan Company on tho Paramount Program.:t It la the attraction at th ej Star Friday, March 10. This la not the first time that the exquiaita Miss Doro has played the role of the mysterious Dora, for she co-starred with Wil­ liam Gillette and Blanche’, Bates in the celebrated revival of the play at the Empire Theatre laa( year, when she was declared to bo the star of ,n i « th» nrndurlion.' Ui-dneMla>. M.inh Mh \Sdamn Fux Day Willimu I-urii ii ni u; I he Pluntli-ri-r,’ ,i five part story slurring tin- Milium Miillur ;n tqr 6 and |/»«• I hut -din . Miin h Ulh Hi:- Fuir-fDuy llousi- Peters ..ml Film. n „ M|l IM t i :. ( i ri:sl ! >i v i11■ Ill tlV*• ".ll " ’ ■■ L- .. * tf >f In I i nl .n Nt ir It I'll). Par i ,t n.is M. lllfll III I >it .HI I 16 •* " ' "M IS II i p . 'pour f.lllle I IN Ilm IP r). it „r ti. ,,.r. mid u NI oilier 1 .1 1 Ft t'nnrtrlH liy lln* Star’s. Orchp.sta. Nightly Matinee Daily at 3:15; Night a t 7 William Fox’s "Plunderer” with William Farnum, nt Star Wed. March 8 th For Rent— Hevernl nice office 1 have n Huhy Maxwell cur in a rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N, P. good iiinilition I would well for Yowclt At Co. 32-tf LIOU.UO or trade for a tons. Write J. H. Coales, Wekiwa, Fin. 57-2c Board and room by day or weok. Gate City House. 29-tl host Gentleman's Solitaire Dia­ mond Ring. Return to Herald of­ 5 7 -2 tp For Rent— 6 room house, 422 Pal­ fice for suitable reward. metto, $ 1 0 pet month. W. M. For Sale— Two lots near corner Haynes, Herrld Ofllre, 4 7 -tf ( elery avenue und Hickory -street, For Rent— 708 Park avenue. En­ sixe each lot 41 feet by 128 feet. quire of IL C. Du Rose, F rst und Saleable white people only. WUIW Park » v « tie. A 8 -rf Saleable white people only. $ 1 G0.00 —--------------- •—;---- —-------- ^ ------ for both lot*. Inquire Herald Of­ For R-nt— S x .oom fiat, with fice. 57-tf bath and largo front porch. I l l E. United Btatee Loses Trade. Hrarll exports great quantities of rubber, but buys Us automobile tlrea from Europe, not because European tire* arn beat, but because Europe na* better trade connection in llraxll than ban tne United states. HENRY McLAULIN JE W E L E R M Y SPECIALTIES: PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER For Sale —About 60,000 fine large ROGERS' PLATED W AR E V Hell pepper plants, at $1 . 0 0 per n. For Rent — Light housekeeping Y • ELGIN AND W ALTHAM WATCI1EB apartments, close in Electric light Ed Putnam, It K [) No 2 57*2tp ami gas 209 East Fifth St. 66-2c Cnmmrreirl St. ' 54-6tp W ANTED '♦ ♦ 4 w e e » e e » M i w » w e 3 See. J. T. Allen, Seventh and Leujcl for heavy hauling, plowing And. cutting. He ia prepared to do kll |ipda of team work. Phone 304. 60-12tc Harbor* on the Adriatic. The principal gulf. of ,ho Adr1» tJo ere th0»e of Manfredonla on the we«L Venice and Trieste on the north, and vjuarnero on the northeast There ore numeroue and admirable bay harbora extending from Flume and cub meg wko work In them; not by Ha For Ront— Two furnished railways, but by the men who build 817 Wwt Second St. harb^n*,»|n S i Wont5*rful Padlocked 20-tfe harbor, tbp Docehe d! CatUro The and run them. America w u a great jltialt of Otranto, where Italy epHouse for Rent— No. l l i West land-when Columbus discovered it; Wanted— Palmetto pin* or cyAmerican ihav* mad* o f‘ it . a grsat Ninth 8t. Apply to H. C. DitBooe, proas lop. S. Sherman, Sanford E S CU ! r t *°wide. ^ land, leM xx#i 45 miles Here Is“ alathe nation. 118 N. Park Are. 87-Ue 66-Stp - g n l f l c « » Albanian harbor Aviom! .. m B» rf- M a x w e lls Magazines Periodicals Soda W ater Confectioneiy Cigars and T o b a c c o s �.. , • • N ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS it SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY MARCH 1 0 . 1916 IN THE STATE sirin.n Won l)fli*if , the Stetson Literary So.-j.-i •, uoii a very interesting d<bnl,‘ lllrtl niitht ut the University auditorium frnm Sanford Kith Before the ' |m-:i ki-rn were '•alle.t uj.on several excellent numtliven on th• orcntt hy M i " II ITTI Miller |y,f 1 1 1,1 I 'M Mf 1 1hu L/.’ | |ilnt fAir in Sanford lVfifr^*cir lt-LU. . iniro<|lived the speaker*. P E O P L E O F S A N F O R D DO T l"' qltistlnr., " Iti Hii] Vi-d That it ,N I inn.. - ar., ( „ r t'i.. i'r. sent ('on-' , N O T K N O W O F T H E IR l t.i IntTeUJtt- the Faiilllles for P O S S IB IL IT IE S . N.ttlnuui Prepared Ulus" n;i. treated in >\>i) pilose possible, Hie arguC. M. Berry, our efficient county metUa were good, us wu* the dellv‘ demonstration agent is one of the er>. Kuril of the speakers u ns happiest men in .the county today, Ktveti If) minutes and a rebuttal On Wednesday 'ho hnd twenty-one allowed of S minutes to the llrst agents here with him from various sp.-nker on eatdi sidi St' Dun had parts of the state and among themjtl" Iterative side. The judges. were several government men. Mr 1 < It M < h i * | q i , i f i i of \ "1 i * n t e o u n * r U i ■ itl ! •, " ( ( ri - sc' -nt Rorry hud been telling them of tlo- t . . p r . .; < it v : ilii'l IlnJl! beau ties and virtues of the Sanford • ller V «i( S i m f u n J , section and t|»ey came over here to relnl. 1 ■" i t h e t:l* - 1 s i o u i • Ui i ' t r ( a v u f \\ 'll I verify h*is statements They wer« iud. w r. I,Id.. if i’ M simply umuled at the many udv\ I' It d •. .1 . TI tuges offered try U U t i s . r f e r l i o t t i r * D o - eral H i"" .»n»i farmer and stork Irtr^tiser,. and .left l ' r. wit It the feelTng; tnut that all Mr llerr. li.-r. , it anforu a . re Hume hud said about' the Sanford section I Humph. ■Lucille Hines and Marian lLive for Stetson w.re r.ur S'-h ufwas true. ' . » - f *% i lilt, I far i e-* Field a' d ( I , lilt ,!■» is The agents attended a group meet­ 1 After the <|l;H||te t ||c 'll or in S:ming ut Kustis,^ Tavares and Lev* (■•t«i i"'< i : » Hu n .-! i " ih n\ i r Mill' burg on Monday nnd Ttir*di. 1 1 1 1. . . -1 1 . ,1 1 t , it,.,. were chiefly interested in the pro (• .r < • I l f mil .1 ■ In r< . li;ii r * ing of Natal hay in Lake eoui.t. I, , | ,T 'l ilts' product ttlone ha* given I . i'ore advertising than an other thing and yet Mr Iterry showed t! ugents the same kind of buy grnW n g here and seventeen ..tl . r 1 ■! id buy and stock feed I b sea-n • » vai■!I HUjiih I in g.irls many of the fnrmers in Sen ignle i i *i . v ‘..I Ini ve I lie high pile 1I s I 1 grow Natal hny and •~t tin i< . Mu' el lb .-.ame for the market l. M 'll | h \ \ ; ut,-hr . 1 , Mr Berry is also greatly 1 1.11 I .*■ i g i-'t d in the silo firopoHitinn a- i set'Uon raises he-tter .or- it DELEGATION AUTO PARADE OF FLORIDA FEATURE OF WITH WILSON BIG FESTIVAL ¥ O PR R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S V A L U A B L E P R IZ E S T O V O T E D W IT H OUR G IV E N P R E S ID E N T ON FOR A U T O S PRESIDENT slon on the fith of March, A. D. IDld at 7:30 p. in. Prcsentj B. W. Herndon, president: Aldefiien C. H. Dingeo, F. L. Miller, D. P >M o rn o e, Jno. Adam i, V* . W. Ahlifftnyiy. -Minute* of last mpetiug read and adopted. Communication from Znchaty Crate & Novelty Weeks and Vir­ ginia Carolina Chemical Co., in re­ - l’ s gards to liro hydrant, was read and t- * clerk instructed to notify the same B E that their request will hi* attended S E N . S T O N E * S A Y S to. TUESDAY A<ib. Alt of the Florida members of the Afl the nuto owners in Seminoitf house of regreaentativos who are county arc requested to get busy and here —Sears, Wilson and Sparkman ■tudy* up on decorations for on. stood hy President Wilson, and Tuesday, March 21st, the secondf voted for the adoption of the rule of or Opening Dny of the big Spring the urmivl ship resolution. Me. Festival and Celery Fair there will ( lark Was not here he u l.jg uuto parade that promises Washington, March 7 President to eclipse anything that has evot W(Ison's stand that congress fthtil boon arranged in this part of Florida, not advise American’s to •nbtllidon The nuto parade given here at the t * • lr right** to truvil the *VAs on Seminole County Fair was one of i eiihaiit Ship* armed for defense the beit advertisements that this in a-. *irdatn e with international law city i n f had and received favor­ n u indorsed to the house today hy able eomigent from all the visitors. two heavy test voles on the tmteh- We can go this par adit ono hotter disrussed McLemore resolution. as the conditions are more favor­ Ity substantia! majorities the nd- able uml the ladies expect to take a iininnstruMoit forces defeuted ntvery active part in the auto parade. t«atn]>t i* The romniittee has written to -ihe Tic ll* .f the I'ri-ml lit’* uppi, auto -uppl, houses and d nine. ^i*t 1 i11 ,! -w ;mil put it squarely before the I of pm> will he.giv'QU ko the Wjiltier.-' also give * ’ limit itn.ri <1 nicnt. fur u I {Janford n.eri hunts will ^ i -p> i i .i ! • i;b nt i li........ .. | prir,< d V l’,h til. I .isl; (Tin.-I till' i, •'.t th'i' itr auto •■ *',•>< will b .1 mp rt paid i <t ti " l<ii thi- ''veiling the for t in ir tune i.i- it iuii forue* will ruuv i* lu As111 (rmti i hi- pleasure of having WANT WAR H E IS TH AT A N X IO U S F O R Mr. Lake and others came before the council nnd asked the council if W O RLD PEACE they had any objection to'th e pro* motors of the Spring' Festival using ' Washington, D. C., March 9.— , certain streets for the fair. The d t y Senator Stone’ of Missouri, chair­ council stated that they had no ob- man of the senate foreign relations jections. commit lift, declared in the senate' , Mr. Lake also asked the city today after u conference with Presi­ council to doimto $150.00 for Fnlq, dent Wilson last night: ‘ ‘ That so far uml on motion said request w ® }, from the President desiring to in­ granted, provided the county*. dA| volve this counlrjf in thi* disastrous' nulrd $260.IA). Hufopeun war. his-supreme wish is Mr. Fitts ramo before the council to avoid that calamity." and Muted he wanted a phone at his " 1 have a notice standing on the home ifnil asked the council if they calendar that I would oh tomorrow could get, the Southern Hell Tele­ uddrrs* the senate on the subject of phone Company to put one out armed merchant ships," Senator there. The clerk was instructed to Stone continued. "W ith much care rnfet the shove to city, attorney and I. had prepared n speech which I get hik>ipinii>ri as to what the coun­ purposed to deliver. There are po­ t'll mold iiTh. ln the matter tent reasons why I would be glad to Mr. DuhoV cum** belon* the^ lay thi sc matured views on thi* and tiourd and u*l-J d the city luum'it to correlated subject* before the sen­ place the Ragsdale property at u ate; Hut some of my colleagues have nominal assessment, and he would i xpressed to tu*- their In lief that it 'lean up all taxes now ibm on *am. would In* bitter i( I should defer the Ottamotion ‘ arned, Mr Dub im* ami delivery of t!ii* nililrew (or the time It t’ MaxwTU. the. u m k h t to go being, over the [iroperty in question and I recognize the force of what report at inA I me. i mg 1• • V i' ll,,ri - T u t l oi and the ] m m Iit|{ p ic l i.fr turn tlie) Have m.nl to me and in fact The eommunicuvlon of Juy 11. lu i*. M,le> tiny pulled m ilie puny that will be here Festival sympathize with their suggestions. I rw, 11 r- li miliary tr*t* indicate t hey |Week will taUi picture* of the vuri- Heck in regards to Marshall I nunLast i . i g HI 1 had at other v « r> frank dr * *t.,i ,. b* in,* daligi run* on ae , i -ii -t.i ,1 1 b itta;ur unt* | i -i ..* I .nifurd ami Sun talk with the I r* side ii I l am sure il be ,iin in the theatre* count ••f dying -.park-, wa* re.nl and bird ■ I will not otlelid if I nay that so reft rn d to lire cniiimtttee iur a* i .i i d. t H'- r ,1ut,i*•ri will |all ii * r 11 (l il ted Males. (ar from the President desiring to I, l tn way of ttie (Hire re*n- - 'I In lad i s are esjiei'tally urged to tention in**il\e this country *ltt this disas­ lu­ ii-1 nt i a ml a ma jurit y |thin l. ...... till* parade to lie given Report "I sai Mary iu»i*ecti>r wa* trous »n r hi* supreme wish is to ill H.IVI- been pliii t* nn r * 1 >x M.ir.H 21* f ,i* it will read and ordered tiled ll avoid that ratlin it c I may not he Report uf >hi* I ■■f po’ ice wa* r I •' ! i . tn', t In wnrbl ,i> i |,-iu- lu he * .i* large .1 * <m imiki it i accord w u li some of hi* views "t I ■ r seel ion gif t In* • i■ i t 1 .il it i|ui - nut i mlnrsi I F I 75 ll ll' 1 1 1 jie priqu-r *ii ,■t" >rt it can and nrd> r- d tiled M but it should lie impossible for uny rln . . ]i r x Him i* |iiattti*il after Report "I i 1 ,-rK and iiill'itor was •t. . t-m -< .ii 111.-1 tin- !’ ri-*i he n i '■ .' griifid -un <■** • •r senator to believe that the President t' i* nil and grown on thi ftmuh d .1 |read, showing coTleelintis (»*r tin* U Tie i n'ti mil let* !r<un the Worn]■ - ('T' lg ll (puli' > ■11 ' U f ut has so changed the attitude he has ready fertilized nnd uilh I hi i'. i * month of Feliruarv, 111Id. to In* Will tinigibitniM li liiltly (lie mi'* 1 Mr* Dili ljl*. i olisintilig ■'( '! t so long maintained ns an ndvomte I ing wells rui»»t.H f i r if 11H pltttl 41- t 'i $isibl.il and ordered (lied ] I , i-i! "I tin' I r> -.I'tiiit and Sei re- Mr* I1 urtur. (t ’after. urter. Mr* iiriuT. Mr* I 1 ah 1 of peace us to wish now to make fan."its corn hell* iif lie ti nt.in Treasurer'» report was rend and 1 4 i.-mi* will runtime tin* mli- Terheun and Mi*- U J Hill will I III I 111 to il hi.• i| wii- bur thi* country n party to this conflict. •uni northwest. This'jforu brings marine tiegutialinii* wttli (ii-rmnny I have charge uf tin* (caturn a* well ordered fill'll rI li t U'T11b- lil hg s ill si i i.d r.ilii " 1 have from the First been enrngood price here or is fed to t'-In q in- I. « in i i« •ii today the a* ••(hers and the ilub ui!l butt their A ii ndiinaiice amending Section fhlly opposed tu haying any of these ■1 -i -■i , Mi* .1 t• f at 1 ri d ! stork after it matures. Mr. Perry i Huu*e rejei ted the proposal tu allow aa*istunc« toward making the auto 243 of the Revised Ordinances of i npat h) of the has the believes that the green corn should ^ ' " r*lbii'tiiiiilmiiiistriitiorv amendinents tn parade the biggest and best that the (ity o( Sanford was placed on questions presented in any formal uni all li lion wu.. to the senate aI.d I hate h e n he put In silos and fed to the in'll* I " “ I h III tier I I I " tl,. Mi I.i inure resolution .and then hi* ever I... .. arrang'd Every uuto its lirnt rending and passed Moved equally e p p ee d to at y public disi lint eouhl be procured from ih< ■iltiplid the sperial rule (nr consider- trwner should cupie In unit seconded that the rules he waiv­ cussion of l In **■ qin stint* wlith' they Ft hi r S.lllfulll 1 i ll I) eulilc men. The cattle would to itin'i uf the resolution ItS'if. r m i t l u g ----------------- —----- ed and pluci’d on its «e. nni I reading Will I 111 stlb i* t |.| lil I !(1til ill 1C lll«.............. i . *r 11 •«i••* c i i •••*r ' i pi" i*l 1 111 n by Vut es—ol weighed nt the time and .after tn a 111 I. H■ar I'r Millers Id t ur> * ii l 'I '1’ 1 b title nrd . \ ve**, II ri-don'. 1*i lu this xn w 1 have I I* ,t t ■ . ■ ' l ■ ml •• * b d for several mottle fton » t ■ | - ri *pi i'lively \\ uni.tn's t Tut* Saturdtry at '• p in I gee, A I.I mat hv, I ! Miller, 1> l! gntlAtliq s li.U )H 4lali lb**l l *'.,***Mi ■| ' I . ■ ’ • ll-..! -ib.s of the gruwey wmild I ■ i t , ____s&» * M onroe ai.il John Adults Nt;X, m i v t ie iiiiise that I have at heart . i , r11 , | i i i ■ .* i - r■ b a wiighetl again and the growtr git none. Ii was read hy title only i mi —.tint Is the mulnltranee of peace i-% lj. hitvi w.intiil >,itifurd i i-H ry .mil the benefit* oT^ the surplus lie gassed. It was moved nnd seconded in this country— by withholding any would also realize a handsome re­ thf pour article alien'd did tint tend that the rules he further waived expression uf m>/ opinion a so ong as Of all the turn from the fertilizer on the farm tn advertise our city and that it he re^d in frill and the questions at ‘i.yue are the legitiThe cattle man would realize tils phti-en III the wnrld where good placud on it* Final reading and I"**-j mate sul.Iorl of diplomatic negotlacelery. should He obtained uml pour J ifiU I TWO SPECIAL AND ONE REGULAR MEETINGS profit from the extra high suge Aye's. H. \V Herndon,’ D (». tju, M celery nhnuid t" dump'd into the commanded in the market for fat Monroe, John Adams, C. H. I>ln-| _ ■■| profoundly hope that no ureai it> I’ouncil met in special *i*s("My council met in spuria! mesinn rattle. Instead of the cattle men 1 g »r hng» ism thin illy I- the place gee, h 1, Miller, \\ \\ Ahernatljv . Bjon vxill arise when 1 shall feel ,| , 11 • rHere "(ii'tlld III .mo on March 2. 1!MG, at 1 o'clock m, ,i,t. .I t j, ,Jay. of Mar.-U ISlti, at raising cattle to he sold to western 1 ‘ i f w i r s aid No’s, none It was then read in full subjects up in I'reaent, U W Herndon, -j p m Pn».'nL, 11 \V Firms (nr fattening it could all be slit upnh the bent there li III tin’ P in arid placed un its third reading and | ( * „ y t t)ui if perchance such done right here in the county ami o u r . line nt ttiih tlun of the y •-.»r pri'Siilwot. and < H I)ingi*e, \\ \\ Herndon, president, C. II Mingee, passed. Ayes, H. W . Herndon, U. un O C C aaj0[i should arise 1 will speak and tinvullnf* in I (n * i ll) nhiiubl Jno. Adams Abernathy. Jno Adam*. Ahsont. p <; Monroe, F, L. Miller, W. W. 0. Monroe. John Adams, F. L. MU m tune our own packing house and and act as 1 think. In the mi’fitcanning factory wonhl be erected get plenty of good celery while here. |) (j. Monroe and F. L. Miller. Abernathy. Ah**‘tit; Jno. Adams. ler. C. H Dingee am] W. W. Aber­ Unie 1 shall give the President what Our visitor* do not mind paying (nr The purpose of the meeting was here. The president stated the objee^ of over support l ean In the discharge something good but nothing will dis­ (or the purpose of approving bonds the meeting was fur the purpose’ of nathy. ..-The proposition is a gdod one and credit us as quickly as Interior cel­ of clerk nnd collector an'd treasurer of those duties devolved upon him An ordinance amending Section considering the case of A. A. Pres­ will bo tried out here this sasdn. ery, and othef vegetables for which and- assessor, and such other busi­ 246 of the Revised Ordinances ol tho hy the constitution." ton vs. City ol Ssnford. It undoubtedly means that another this place is supposed to be famous. ness as may come before the coun­ Frank L. Miller offered the fol­ City of Sanford, of IBM, wits good field has-been opened for profit cil. lowing resolution which was unani­ placed on its first reading and. Mate Still Missing Takes Personal Charge for the stock raiser and the grower. The bond of clerk and collector mously adopted: " * passed. 'Moved dnd seconded that Mate Jameson of tho dredge boat S. J. Carnes, owner of the Carnes wui* here placed at $2600.00 and the The demonstration agents here the rules he waived and that it be Whereas Judge Pgrkins has seen read by title and placed on its sec­ £lovls burned nero Monday night Wednesday told Mr. Berry that the Hotel in this city has arrived from bond of treasurer and assessor was is still missing and tho hoper of h'e fit to sustain contention of A. A. ond reading. St. Johns river valley was un­ Tampa and will take personal charge placed at $6000.00. Ayo's, B. W. Hern­ comrades that he^ftnd taken to the Preston that under his appointment Mr. doubtedly one of the boat cattle of hla property In thi* city. don, Jqhn Adams, D. G. Monroe, The bond of Jas. C. Roberta, water and made his escape aro hy D. L. Thrasher, Mayor of tho McDaniels, the manager of the ranges In the entire south and hack­ C. H. Dingee, F. L. Miller and W. clerk and collector was presented, dashed to the ground by his eon> ed up by the productive farms, Carnes will go to Tampa to take read and approved, Sureties, Fidel­ City of Sanford, in 1914, that the Wl Abernathy. N o ’s, none. Untied absence. There seems no­ cattle, hog and sheep’ ranches, citrus charge of the Olive Hotel which ia ity and Deposit Company* of M ary­ said Preston can hold office ol treas­ It was then read hy title and doubt now about Jameson being urer and nssessor of said city for passed. It was moved nnd seconded fruits and general farming proposi­ also the property of Mr. Carnes. land. burned to death in the fire. Ilia an Indefinite term, unless removed taking tions the Sanford Action had un­ The many improvements that the rules be further waived and The bond of R. C. Maxwell as companions saw him last as he was. for cause, and that because tho place here call for the presence of told possibilities. .This was no new* that it he read in full and placed on to Mr. Berry but It msde him feel Mr. Carnes and he will remain hero treasurer and assessor was presented, Honorable J. D. Davison, Mayor Us third reading and final paasage. leaving his room with some of bis read and approved. Sureties, Fi­ of tlfe City of Sanford did not ap­ clothes and it is supposed ho either mighty good, coming from this through the summer months. Aye'a, B. W. Herndon, D. 0. Mon­ delity and Deposit Company of point a new treasurer and assessor succumbed to the smoke and fell in group of experienced men from Flor­ roe, John Adams, F. L. Miller, C. H. Death of Maxey Robinson Maryland. the room or fell down stairs and on tho day he was sworn Into office, ida opd -other states. Dingee and W. W. Abernathy. It Word was received In the dty The personal bond heretofore therefore the old treasurer and as­ was burned to death on the lower ‘ -* J' " j was then read in full and placed on this week of the death of Maxey given by R. C. Maxwell la hereby sessor held over for another term, deck. • - a V-**i% l its third, reading and final paasage. Robinson, who died' in Lakeland the returned and hla bondsmen re­ and whereas we consider this le R. I). Fog Leaves Sanford Aye's, p. W. Herndon, John Adams, * contrary lo' our charter and a sec­ D. G. Monroe, F. L. Milter. CJ. II. Aye's, B. W. Herndon, John Adams, It. B. Fox, Jr., who has held the early part of the week. Mr. Rob­ leased. The clerk ia hereby authorized to tion of the state Constitution which position of bookkeeper and clerk In inson uhtll a few weeks ago was Dingee end W, W. Abernathy. C. H. Dingee, D. G. Monroe, F. L. the offices of the Virginia Carolina part owner of the Bludwlne Bot­ draw vouchers' for premiums of provide* that the legislature cannot No’o, none. Miller and W. W. Abrenathy^ No'a, Chsmical Company of this city for tling Works of this city, disposing bonds of clerk and collector and create any office the term of which An ordinance regulating tho ubo none. Is longer than four years, and con­ of streets of the city of Hanford, Fla., the paft two years will reave March of his Interests to go Into another treasurer and assessor. Chief of police report: F. L. Miller offered the following trary to another section thereof 25tb for 'Dallas, Texas, where ho line of business at Mulberry. was placed on il* first reading and Number of arrests .1 ..... .... Mr. Robinson leaves no family »s resolution which was read and which provides (hat officers must has accepted a ykfy fine position passed. ’ Moved . and. seconded that Discharged...................... ... ..... ’___ 9 hold over until their successors are tho rules bo waived and that it be Sentenced on street..*....... with 'thS Stone A -Webster Engin­ ho was unmarried, hut a host of adopted: % l eering Corporation; former em­ friends throughout this section of Whereas, Certain, clerical errors appointed and qualified, therefore read and placed on Its second read­ Ordered leave town _____'... 1 the state will lie grieved to learn of ployers. have been discovered In the asses­ ho It ing. Aye’s, B. W. Herndon, John Fines assessed—$406.60 his death. The cause of his death sors kooks of 1916, therefore be it Resolved. That tfio tity-attorney Adams, C. H. Dingee, F. 1>. Miller, Uncollected....________________ 3.00 While the many Ssnford friend* could not he learned. Resolved, by the city counqU In pro. tem. Thoa. E, Vilstm. - he In­ D G, Monroe, W. W. Abernathy. Suspended ........ \ ................ 87.50 of Mr. Fox will regrht to lose him specisl session this 2 nd day of structed to take this case to tho No's, none. It was read by title Hy itch to treasurer Building New Homo ___ .* 449.25 a* a citizen of Sanford, they all J. B. Calder, the genial agent lor March, 1916, that ths collector be Supreme Court and' to secure such and passed. By work on stract.---- _______ 7.00 wish him well in hla n$w position. It was moved and eecohded that A young inan with, a pleasing per­ the Clyde Line is having a nice instructed to make euch correction legal assistance its is nocossary to $488.75 sonality, ho baa made many friends home erected on Sanford avenue, In the several totals where mletakes secure decision of the Supreme the rules be further waived hnd that collecting euch Court on the points 'at issue. it be read in "full and placed on Us The bills against the city were here and it b only on account of having recently purchased the lot have occurred, Council adjourned. third reading and final paasage. audited and vouchers orderad the fact that hla people are living from the. Realty Trust Co. S. O. amount! as are correct. k ti ttr iw s . rv ' i« _ Council adjourned. B. W.-Herndon, Shipholser has the contract and it ia Aye's, 0. W, Herndon, D. G. Mon drwan for same. Council adjourned. In Dallas that he is leaving. B. W. Herndon, Attest: President City Council. rumornd that this is only the begin­ roe, F. L. Milter, John Adams, C. H. B. W. Herndon. The position made vacant by the ning aa several other homes will be , President City Council. Jo* C. Roberts, City Clerk. Dingee and W. W. Abernathy. I f •T -. President City Council. resignation of Mr. Fox will be filled built In this subdivision In the near Attest: waa then read in full and placed on Attest: rV.» ^ C IT Y by a Mr. Davts, who comes from future, " Columbia, 8 . C . ' T-? U : ; v C O U N C IL M E E T S Jas. H. Roberts, City Clerk., . ■, . - City council met in regular Its third reading and final paasage. •' - i -.it' ; . . : T.s-tj' X« ■ . - - ’ . /• n * V* --L.*- . ' U,’’ j f a* jtilk ^ %T‘ -* *.v., ,f, L r * Jm . C. Robert*, City Clerk. •' -et.V ' t v - v r / ' ‘‘ V - ,'J9 a' ............ :.„* % ■* • 'I 1LM 4,® * * -i vvfrf-V >1 v-; �to e SANFORD HERALD dtcorsUsna equal to those which and moanwhllo la a fucat ej^ the bav« been prepared by Mr. M eade. Ellaworth home on Beardall avenue, of Lake Charm. J. L. McClelland and family axSTANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH The Swope Land Company have I pact to move Into their new home moved their office* to the building' on Sanford Heights this week, formerly ‘ octuplcd tfy Dr.- Marsh aTL TOiown ai the "Pope place. OVIEDO*ITEMS ' Frank Powell spent last Saturday ---------Mr. John B. Culpepper and Mr. The Woman's Club Llbrnry have night with his mother, Mrs. P. J. also been moved to the aamo build* LAKE M A R Y IT E M S Edmond S. Netherway spent the Coates at Wckiwa. week end' at the Hotel Oviedo. K2, M, M. Unwt S tow tUrmuash Rev. If. M. Morey was a caller There was.a birthday party given No-M These young men had charge of the Mo. k ! The Purple aide, recent losers In Sanford Tuesday, l.SSlim 8:l0«m at Mr. Tom Boyd's list Saturday Lv Jsetooovill*---music at the Methodist revival meet-, the membership contest of the Wes6 :35pm It 36 am Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Truitt at1. 16pm At Rarumah------R.-OOpra * :I U « 6 :iO»m Ing in November. The many friends ley Bible Class entertained their tended the barbecuo a t . Longwood night in honor of his daughter, Miss Ar Richmond-----rjjHpra 11160pm 7 :60am Eva and Mr, Carl Dcaa. The Ar Woohlnfton---l-jlpa IiSSam they made while here wqre glad to victorious opponents with a banquet Monday. 3:l6am 4:03 pm 436am ll.Jtam greater part of everybody in WeAr W. Phtliuldphit greet* them again.. 6 30pm 7:13am at the Methodist parsonage Friday Miss. Helen Iscrman made a buaitltOpm A t New York-----kiwn and Ethel attended. Those _ .,** ness. trip, to Orlando Wednesday The board of school trustees held nlght last. who were there report a' jolly good the tiionthly meeting on the 3rd. Menu afternoon. • time. u O. P. Swope was elected chairman • Fruit Salad Mrs. J. M. Sapp und three chil- ^ f herc is very little sickness in and to sagrged Mr. John McKenile, who Pimento Cheese Sandwiches dren who have been visiting rela- off?und here, we are glad to say, but ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CABS EN ROUTE moved-to, .Levy county. Principal Chicken Sandwiches tives here for the past week left the gnats ara something awful to , JatlwoSUBS------- 5Ar 2AUK -A. L. Hatch was appointed secretary Stuffed Olives Pickles Monday to join her husband in contend with in this section. _' -8-30pm Lv m , Good for boafd, f a officio. It vyis voted Fruit Punch, Maraschino Chcrrirs Tnmpa, where they expect to make ~ 7:40.m Ar W*ymw ------ --------s.QGom Ar K*o«vl night. V ---- ----- " ROVpm Ar lamlarl to hold the ncgulpr monthly meeting Harlequin Ice Cream their future home. on the Friday night* before the coun­ D. vil’s Food Cake ' Angel Cake M r. and Mn, w y. Dunn w„ p --------- I w e a k e r PAOLA PO IN T S ty board ‘ ofweducatitm meets. .ST. LOUIS i:\ r ifts .s ha. . Locoanu^C nke greatly pleased to have ns their HKMtSOLK LIMITED. No- »i Mr. aqd , iiJ K Campbell are ex­ • A resolution of than s was ex­ Divinity Cundy guest last week Mr, Miles Melvin Lv JacMoavuIa-----tended to the Woman’s Club for the t.hocolats.Nut Fudge of pByctttevilIe, N. C., a great uncle pected home this week after a de­ construction of the slide on the Music was rendered throughout of Mf1( Dunn’^ M r. Melvin h(l8 lightful two weeks spent at St Ar H!rm(nth*m__ _____ school playgrounds. the evening by Mrs. thus. Leo and |,cen gppn,|jnjI t j,e winter with his Petersburg. v * n i v " ! 11 - -- --. . . . — — ■ > "— *•—— - - - - - — Dr.- J. N. Bishop of New York The board voted to construct a Mrs. Nancy Lcahnrt. rA U*in, Pullman rmr», Chl«Af*. Si. rrw goo*, at Winter Haven. He .ajso r’inlnr chair ear, Ob«rrvation car. -t-clrlf t»n* _ city was 4 he guest of Mr. and Mrs. substantial fence around the school . . spent n few days with friends- 4n IVlirsn mVcitU lifhiad dr»»Jc*T«oin M«ep*n ■A. V. McGuin for the week end. Ttt hfermatla* r* EAST S AN F O R D Sanford, beside* visiting other; 'llf left Monday to continue his trip A. W. rntTOT. IMil. P»««cn4»T Aljsl Recent statistics issued by the Mrs. A. W. Huggins of Orlando on his way home. Mr. Melvjn.*wa^ 11* W. I I f HI- J»*Vj«uW». n*. state department of education show will be a guest at the J. A. Hickson highly pleased with our fino drfnite farther south, but expects to be here a Tew days on his return trip north. that Oviedo has an unusually home on Celery avenue this week. and with Florida in general and large percentage of high school \/ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Monroe were hopes to spend more of his winters . Mrs. Oscar Pearson spent the week end in Oakland last week, students: exedbding mnny^ largo over Sunday visitors in Jackson- here. visiting friends there. t(^'ti» in this respept. ’ ^ t present* “ ?4js . Win. Bullock and family left ? 2 per cent of thtv, school enrolment Mrs. R. D. Hickson nnd Miss W E K IW A AN D ETHEL IT E M S their bo/jie at Island- Lake Wednes­ is in the high school department.^. Nora Hickson are guests of thtn forMr. Georgo Coates nnd bride,^e(i The trustees are strongly in.fav*r‘ mej's auhl in Lakeland this wYok. Miss Floy Brown of Homeland re­ day. "Mr/-Runyon and Mrs. Kirk says Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton M ills, Ky., In of organising Aite school for 'if/xt' •* J, W. Sipes has gone to Pittsburg turned to their home in Trilby this *u l ^p^ihrtttgh to Steubenville, 0., writing of licr experience with Cardui, the woman’s tm} MrSt'-ftlulork and grand daugh­ year ns an accredited junior tiigh Va.» to spend" several months, tonic. She says further: “Before 1 b eg in to use morning, -Wednesday, after spending school. Plans to that effect are i Mrs.’ J. C. Rowan is a guest at several days with their parents, Mr. ter. Mrs. Runyon and children will Cardui, my back and head would hurt so bad, I maturing and have the earnest sup­ the I, D. * Hart home on Genevn and Mrs. P. J. Coates in their home spend a few weeks in Jacksonville thought the pain would kill me. I w as hardly able >venue. Mrs. Rowan is here from at Wekiwa, They expressed. them- iM’forc* ^returning hdme. port of the patrons. to do any of my housework. Alter taking three bottles Mr' and Mrs. McGuin ami Dr. Sunday evening services, were con­ ifdong trip with her husband, U. S. selves as having a lovely time fish­ of Cardui, 1 began to feel like a new woman. I soon Bishop moUYrO# 'to Enterprise last ducted at Lake Charm Chapel by radio operator on the Sumpter. gained 35 pounds, and now, I do all my housework, ing in Wekiwa river, catching one Sunday in M iv McGuln’s Tifcw Max­ Rev. Char es Goodrich, who preach­ Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Chamberlain weighing ovef.' eight pounds, a fine as well as run a big water mill. , ed on Aristarchus. The florul dec­ have let Abe contract for the erec­ cat. I wish every suffering woman v^Quld givG They' also had their pictures well orations of amaryllis and roses were tion 'of \helr. new home. Miss Frnftfjpr .pearson is spending taken at different points of the beau­ supt rb. ■ The pastor a winter vis­ Sunday*’ the 11th, is the duti> of tiful scenery along the Wekiwa a few days at ’Luke Mary this »cvk. itor reinarl'((i that never at an or­ the appointment of Rev, Arthur S. |ric.-r. the guest of Mis* Helen .Iserman. • Mr Call has made quite a num­ dinary thurch service had he seen Peck at the Moore’s Station church Mrs Vermillion has been quite Rev Mr Mickey preached last sick at h( r home fur nearly tw i ber of improve me nli on hi-* place lias had a new roof Sunday at the M o o n ’s Station weeks, hut she hus hcell improving thi- w liter put on the house, also a new coal church fur the past several days, we are of tuiint. which adds greatly to t he The Kpwurtli League have an­ glad to- note a trial. 1 still use Cardui when I feel a little bad, nounced a social tu occur kriday Mrs. Hardy Boyd and Mr*. Eu­ evening, Mafcti 17th at Moore’s gene Brown spent the day with Mrs. ami it always docs me g o o d .". r S A W M IL L S Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, Station church P J Cnates last Sunday We were 67 It Always Helps The Woman’s Tonic M A C H IN E R Y tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman­ ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the wom an’s Ionic. You cannot make a mistake in trying Cardui for your trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing women for more than fifty years. so glad to see Mrs Brown able to get out after being sick for so long Mr P. J Coates -in having the land turned over to plant 1 0 acres in ALL SUPPLIES ciiufas. Get a Bottle Today! Me had a real nice mi n Wednes­ day morning winch wus vYry much Heeded oil the gardens III this sec­ tion follows, the use of W h i t t art* tin* v i t a l j u la r an d liio s t ' s h i h -s o f tin s im p o rta n t th e m ost p o litica l b a ttle spooky in tin- h is t o r y o f F l o r i d a ? ----------— W h a t do Y O U k n o w a b o u t these issues? 75,000 R E G I S T E R E D W H IT E V O T E R S in th e S t a t e n f P lo r ir ln n r e i n t e r e s t e d in w h n t Y O U t h i n k a b o u t tin* v ita l is s u e s o f t h is p o litic a l c a m p a ig n . J Y O U a r e in t e r e s t e d in w h a t th e o t h e r 7 1 ,0 0 !) a r e //y t h in k i n g . * I h T H E E I .O U 1 D A M E 'l 'K O l M l u r s p r o j. o s e s t o ') Tho l a x a t i v e t a b le t b r in g y o u t o g e t h e r in a F l t K E - K O K - A L l i P /// d e b a t e , w h ic h w ill c o n t in u e u n til t li c <tay n y o u c a s t y o u r b a llo t. I W e w a n t y o n t o h e lp u s e d it T h e M e l t r o p o lis . - H I W e w a n t y o u to e x p r e s s y o u r v ie w s o n /y p o l it ic a l is s u e s . // m/ !\ W e w a n t y o u to r e d u c e t h e s e v ie w s to/y d y ty/ w r it in g , a n d w e w ill p u b lis h th e m t % J jr so t h a t th e y m a y h e k n o w n b y th e n p e o p le o f th e w h o le S t u t e . // nx % W ill y o u do it f W e fe e l su re j m y* y o u w ill. ! J j/ i,,,. # The open forum which Tha Florid* MMropolle will conduct during the prenenl campaign, will bring out *11 the diverse view* held on the liv­ ing queatton* of the day. nnd In the argument* and facta present­ ed through Ihe column*, (here will be much food for thought, lame* of vaat Importance to > the pco'ple of the At At • are jf at slake. The future we lJj fare of the people Of Flor- . H Ida will be vitally affectIt ed by the way thinga are U lJ decided. // yj : f w it h the pleasant ta ste ^ W c have th e exclusive ‘ la x a tiv e Conditions Under -------- Which Letters Accepted Will Be Published Avoid Abuse. * Don’ t Allow yoUr letter to run over 300 w o r t A* that It dtw i not contain It* r ■ ■ tfttoUl* m alicious or vleluiiii stnlementn. C onfine ypiiriM lf to nrirumknu o r m ltlnir queatlona n» to the I r i u m In Ihe rarnp.ilKn. A » n m io u r n o f iirotBc-tion, The F lorida M etrop* ■ aba ree e rv e * t h r rtRhi to r t je c i any com m unica­ tion that m ight In vo lve Ihe paper In lega l proceadlnga. Candidiles to Analyze Platforms in The S u n d a y M e t r o p o l i s t Rpginriing Son day, March 12th, Tho Flondn Mclropolin • will publish features in the form of analysis of he platforms of the different -candidates, y by the candidates themselves, for all oflices to be voted, State and National. ^ Jr On tho Sundny named* aspirants for the United States Senate will contribute articlcs covering tlic "w h ys and wherefores,” of tho different principles they arc advoc'atinp. On the following Sunday the Gubernatorial group will review their platforms; on the third Sunday Congressmen will do likewise, and soon down the line .until all office* urc covered. Mr We Want You to Express YourCpir ion In the Forum, Whether You Are a Subscriber to The Metropolis or Not. JACKSO NVILLE, F L A , ) c .H,>n£ r‘tfhts for tnis And wo will mail you The Florida Me, tropolis {b y mail only.) every day for four mouths. This special. offer, on which wo lose money, is to get yo’u ac­ quainted with The Florida Metropolis. This offer will expire April 1, and never wifi be repeated. L . R. P H IL IP S & CO, Beo»u,f mir thirty yearn of experience In buyw(( for rlorida trade, ami breatu* of apiaxUd rail *ml water tacililtn, and low freight rate*, we aavc you mooey on l**y. grain, feed and (lour, guaranteed the beat. Became ol modern machinery and proximity to l>e»t crate limiter aepell b « t quality orange Utict, fruit and vrgrtahlc cratn at rraantuble prttgw. To prove our claim* write for price li*t*. W. A. Merryday Company Natures S oil B uilder Slowin’ Ground Limestone mal sweet. It release* potash salts i Rtfengih, and vi*or to growing croi Blower. imcRtone ground ur re^jify mixes with the soil. Cdn C mties--^^n be applied at ar «pen«ve. Write for literature BLOW ERS GROUND L I M E ­ STONE. �ID STEEL THE S O U T H U N M - L PQ JKHX. BKAI.12E- THAT Tnis is your - TUNITY TO MAKE UI> LOST TIME oupor TRIPLE VOTE OFFER WILL END MONDAY, MARCH 13th R IGHT NOW IS THE T IM E TO SECURE may be w o n n o w .-. o n l y , „ AVS T ( , W0RK m R ' Ly Jncksonriiu A r Tift an A r Macon A t AtUat* Ar Chattanooga Ar Nash villa A r EVant villa' 9:35 A.M. L v Jaclcaonvillo 2:00P.M. A r Tlftoa 5:08P.M. A r Macon ■ f i SI P X . A r Atlanta 12:18 A.M. A r Knoxville A r Louisville 4:50A.M. 9:28 A.M. A r Indianapolis 2 i5 9 P X . A r Cincinnati A r T a r r a H au to 12:50 P X Ar Chicago 5:55 P.M A r Cleveland A r Grand Rapids Ar Chicago 12:35 A X . 3:53 A.M. ItB A X 12:24 P X . 9:OOPX. 2:00A.M. #: 00 P.M. 7il5A.M. 2:00 P X . 7i4S A X . b rJ n ifcaonvItU A r Tlfton A r Macon A r A tia n U A r Chattanooga A r NashvUla 8:30 P.M. 12: SOA X . ,4:25A X . 7:40 A X . 12.1X PX 4:45P X . Ar Martin A r Tarro Haute THE IMUZE YOU WANT.—ONLy DOUBLE VOTES ON NEW SUILSl R1PTIONS I.AST DAY " T h e Sanford Herald's big price ■mount of effort ii too much to put campaign will end on the minute, forth in winning one of them. 7 o'clopk Baturday, March 18. Just If In not every day that you have seven More days and the prize winner, wiU be known.. Seven day. J. m l U e n' eSoru Tar afirmfcrt, cr sfeepaxj nor any not a very lo n g tim e but it is time ;of the prize* offered neuntfians call on orw rixt to atep to the front and win any one A It K YOU GOING T n A WFxSTOT. nPA. _ J C lltX Z M iQ tX K naUBT MAT ST ih s tcn o n mco m , of the aevan p r i * e a > value from a ..... — ' 11 tnlisicno »tl' » > n iw d il PRIZE W IN N E R IN T fllS CAMI Jacksonville, riA. TAMM. ruL camera to a Ford Roadster. Where rd Roadster. Where P A N iN OR A RF V(IU n K in you land at the finish depends strict- HE NU M B E R E D u i O N c ' t u p ly upon the number of subscriptions “ A1.SO R A N 1" * * as well is to be held at Palatka at that you, aecure between now and LECTURE AND CONTEST Concerning Siloa from 40 to 60 pounds a day to each eleven a. m., Friday, the 10th. The I he schedule for issuing votes is Mardh 18th. I f you are wise you animal. Mr. Holly, Sanford,' Fla.: ’ will aecure every old ’Vnd' new Sub­ printed on the campaign paige, Just meeting will be, attended by people Mothers Cordially-Invited to Attend For instance, if yoli are to feed 26 Dear Sir;— I have been reading With a from all points in north Florida. scription possible. You cannot huve look it over for yourself. Meeting cattle at the rate of 46 Iba per day • t with interest the recent articles pub­ too many of them to be a winner. very few bullot* issued on subscrip­ Lunch will be served at 60 cents per you will feed 1,125 pounds a day, for A cordial invitation Is extended lished in your valuable paper con­ tions you would very soon be away plpte at the Putnam Houie. The Do your beat. 180 days supply you will need UO the mgthrr* of Sanford to -hear Dr. cerning the alios and the feeding of Up in the hundreds of thousands. Palatka contingent is laying plans tons, or a silo 14 feet in diameter You Must Work Now 0. J. Miller's lecture at the Wom­ beef and dairy cattle. And , I Just try it today.’ You will be sur­ to make the stay an intensely en­ an's Club, Saturday afternoon at thought perhaps a little information and 36 feet high. There are hundreds of old sub­ prised m see how r pidly your vote joyable one. Of course, concrete la the only scribers who have ‘not yet paid in total w.ir voll upwards New memberships are coming in three o'clock. This will lie the clos­ on the subject would be of interest You ran mktorial to use for permanence, ing feature of the Baby Week Caa\; advance. Candidates who want tw begirt today afUl win one of the large every day. Let the good work go to some of your readers. The silo and after all is said ahd done they paign .and promises to he interest­ is not a new thing, or an experiment, win n prise should cull on these #ub-; prize* W bile the Inrg number of I on\ ing, and of value in the care df but is proven to be the most prae^* are the cheapest, as they need no scribers at once and get thefj^Anl votes allowed <>n ;,|| ubseriptinns , u,lv “ deijuati' facilities for taking •babies and young children. At this tical as well as the chenpest way to painting, there is no shrinking or var\ce subscriptions. You can't win mid the I automobiles have been pfp. weather » i ar< having blowing over, and there is no pos­ a prise by "wishing for one." but now i- ihe tune fur Hotel ac­ time the winners in the Better Baby store feed. > ml to get out vidiil at St Augustine. sibility of fire, and a silo of hollow Contest will be announced ami cer­ you must get out and hustle for.one and see \.iur friend- >mi i no ea il> commodations are ample. The size of the silo to build 'de­ blocks will keep the silage in perfect tificates given eVery baby that has The race is very close and there are ipuke up (nr lost ground pends upon the number of cattle Remember the Ocala meet on the Why been examined by any of the phy­ you want to feed, und the length of condition iridefinitoly. scarcely the votes of a few years o ljdon ’-t you try it 1 22nd of the Central) Floryia High­ Yours truly, sicians of our city who have co­ time you want to feed them. It Is a aubacription* between the leaded.! Triplc' V o ie ^ iffe r «n New Sub- way Asiariciation. A big motorcade Chas. A. Dallas, operated most cordially in the move­ well known fact that silage should from Ociila to St. Augustine will bo Gel Promised Subscriptions Now srrjprion* . Maitland, Ha. * ment The final contest will take not be exposed to the air for more ■. * v . an event in the history of Florida. Candidates who wait for the last pine.- at 'KM) Saturday morning in than 2 t hours, as this causes it to •I mi nffM bear in mind that thi Invitations to the St Augustine day of the campaign, to win a prize jr, Dr Miller’s office Three babies decay. Well Settled silage is prac­ No Cause for Worry. .1 vote off. r lii tie made meet have been issued to all Com­ A New* Jersey pastor announced will be sndly disappointed, (or they during 1 remainder of t he ram- mercial organizations, to women's from each division, first, second and tically air tight from within about third making the highest scores tn two inches from the top, therefore, from the pulpit: *'Gtxl hasn't any use will never bo near enough to the i vmi s, i That \olt |tilist 'Inti*, to various ( ’mod lloails Asth. i rilwnmiir. eznmitiuUmiH will be to keep the silage fresh the size of for a hact^ulor and neither have J." winner to smell the gasoline from mo-t of , er millUte -fur Tho bachelors will not bo likely to -m. muons ami to th,. county com* sent to examining board The 1 the Ford automobile as it dushe* b> Ytri aoh ulTi-r This of missmnora If anyone by any’ over­ I mothers of these babies will be no-i silo should be arranged so us to feed worry over the first part of tho asser­ Wouldn’ t it be pretty nice to po•d. il I- fair i is free, l nd sight has been left out you will bear at least two inches off the top every tion until they hear nn bettor author­ »ens the Ford, or one of the other > ever , nindldale in the with the people who art- doing the I titled tin- afternoon tFriilay: or to­ day allow anew must be made for ity. and tho latter probably will nover prizes? It cun be yours i! vou t 1 at y on get vnur share work and consider yourselves hereby night the settling of the silage which cause them,any concern.— Washington The personnel of the board will amounts to about one sixth of total Herald. cure the votes to win. W'hut is the e \ t ra vote* Don't ho|d |most cordially invited. be Df o I Miller, medical inspec­ depth verdict? A candidate could make I hr r1111 11 m- Ii .i The table below gives the but turn . ,, l in- pillowing prominent men tor of schools lor Seminole county: approximate capacity of silos of over $60 a day from now in - th* II • m have -milllied their intention to be Dr \\ I' ( rigle of Ocala, assistant finish by winning lb'- grand prize the [ ip.-r tt ,i v I..different sites Kcmember your silo present Ally Gen T. F. West, Slutc Health Officer; Dr W E. car This is pretty good pay. isn't siibseriIn r The should be one sixth higher than the See of Stale H Clay Crawford, Housholder, dentist, and Mrs W L. it? w i! hhol.l il you w Ish height giv ♦♦n They are g ood State Treas J ('. I,lining, E. \V. Morgan who will assist the doctors. Doubtless there lire candidates in for p n 1,11 1 .ihon at v tune up to Height Id feet, Inside -iliHtn, 10; Wondcock of the "Road Maker," Other committees who have been the campaign who will secure more 1he cln.i ,.f the iriipiilgll Sat unlay. 1 capacity, 17 tons, UlUOUlit to fccilMr F W James of the U S Dept, active m the Better llnhy Contest rr o R_ subscription votes this week than M.ir, l 1-tt. "f Agriculture will deliver an ad- 1 are Mrs Henrv Nickel and Mrs daily. 525 poundOLD during all the other period of iht We w .If r y III y w ill not Height, 36 ieet. 1 2 ft inside; cuMr A (, Harhelder, chair-j Sheridan Jewett, scoring committee, campaign. The buttle of ballots is lie the only IUK to see t tie splendid dress mail of the executive board of the |Mrs It A Terheun, chairman of th capacity, 87 tons; amount to feed on in earnest and is being waged opportunity titi­ is giving the land) \ A A will also be ben*. Better Baby Contest Committee, us- daily. 755 pounds the most fiercely of any campaign llate i it hers will recognize it too Height, HO feet; upside diarp., W atch for I In* program bulletin sisted by Mrs Henry Wight- The promoted here so you m a y have to keep going cv « fit, b will be issued In a few days. I invitation committer for the mothers (j.;* capacity, HI tons; amount This great lug of war will not be rry minute you i an otherwise stum "^ni,y. 1.030 pounds The committee will huve subjects lecture sre Mrs W W Abernathy,' decided until 7 o’ clock Saturday one will get ahead of vnu Height, 36 feet, inside dram. 11 ft.; •>( most vital interest before the con­ Mrs K L Miirsbull and Mrs, T. I. night, March 18th, at which lime, Ait votes count oil the atitnuiuhilc capacity, 1,030 tons; amount to vention for discussion and these sub­ O'Connor. the final curtain will be rundown [and other prize feed Hnily 1,030 pounds jects will he dealth with by men of SEND IT TO US WE REfllT PWflPTlf Every member of the Woman’s # / I and the results of the great, good l The time which he spent wide experience. Height, 36 feet; inside diarn'.'’ 4 6 Club, especially the younger ma­ Write For Pricelist nn l ured ballot battle will be an in securing subscriptions is too valutrons are urged to cooperate * with ft.; capacity, 165 tons; amount to nouncod. by the judges who will a ill e in w.i-ir. :iml '. mi ihllllhl CV>'II the Wel fare Department by llietr fe< d dal).. 1. MO pnu lids <u have charge of the lust count of til* nn w I-* ecu .J. i i ng > ■ >r m inute "f C . BAY jA C K SO N V lLU .riA . The amount In lie f.-d dailj in pre-enic *'t| >kUirri;y ,ili*rii lot! .1 ! T M n g * to W o r r y About. it n tin —.slit I ■ votes and granting of priz* t 1 Ti............ .. |,v T*. -, v the above t ilde l* based mi feeding rs were discovered In 1650. i lire.* o'clock • . * "* aw.inls. If you want to win trv to * - - i J ib*V"ti **xi- ♦ -in tn z*-v rTwn!n yy t so mum YuLna lii-ii you ui*. .1 —u • iiirnii: this Triple cure no one in the .campaign cAu li>ll <.tfi ji.il Vote Offer now on Every one has get more. •That ia the best recipe -to vein tin t*i|uul opportunity persistent t*fNow, why not get out and burn the j fori ulotn* count ihe must ll itw. trail this week with your speed And y (lltr r x !11 >w Is worth hmn,. harvest *n largo Humber of *uti*rrt|win the .lUt.ilions and win one of tlioo* prizes' llioblle If a -subscription is not worth as .mg Seven pri/.i-s ii w .itt winner: for. it is not worth having This is Ford Ro,ulster I In- week of all week* of tfn* cum K 11» h**n I nlniirl paign. It is the important one Far lor Suite Merchandise Order Campaign Soon Over Twp Gold Watches If you dilly-dally and fr tier uw.iy Camera your lime these Inst golden days of Ten per cent on all new subscrip­ the most glojiouB opportunity you ever had in your life, you will only tions to active non-winners. How long would it take you un­ have yourself to blame. Don't blame tho Herald, don’t blame the der ordinary circumstances to have Circulation Manager, don’ t blame an automobile? The Sanford Herald Circulation your friends, but lay the blame Campaign gives you the opportunity right where it should be, right at to get nn automobile in just one your own door. Remember, no one short week. can win for you, you must rally Worth considering, isn't it? your forces, call your captain into Well, just remember that this op­ lino, give the battlo cry, und march portunity isft't going to remain open to victory on your own laurels. forever. And unless you start to You Must Work work in earnest now from this time Some mighty hard and systematic on and get the'cooperation "of your work must be done by tho candi­ friends all koDcs of winning will'go dates this week nnd next if they are glimmering. to make sure of the prize for which they have been striving, and now it Good Itoada Hems !■ right up to those who desire to Remember that tho tolls received win one of tho seven valuable from ail nutomobjlcf crossing tho •wards to makks the hardest cam­ Jacksonville Ferry will be returned paign of the whole campaign during to the State Good Roads Associa­ the triplo vote offer. tion shortly after the meei, by I t is in conceivable that any candi- courtesy of the Jackipnvillo Ferry A rtesian W ells a t both C huluota and Okeechobee. d a t) has a sufficient number of votes Company. W e also have lands a t various points along our main line. If you nre interested^ w rite this office for inform ation or com m unicate By courtesy of W. D. Barnett, rigl^t now to insure victory. There direct with our local agent in the section attractin g your atten tion . president the St. Johns Electric •re several, however, who seem to Company will remit all tolli over have au h an Idea at the present AG ENTS O N TH E OKEECHOBEE BRANCH time, and for the benefit of these the bridge at St. Auguatlno for one candid itza it* may be said that from day of tha convention so that every­ C. D. DRUMLEY, Chuluota. A. L. HUNT, Kcnansville. D. E. AUSTIN. Okeechobee. what genera.! knowledge the Circu­ one will have the pleasure 0f visit­ lation Manager has of the reserve ing the wonderful beach ast St. Au­ A G E N TS ON TH E EAST COAST force of the various candidates their gustine. An intensely interesting meeting A. C, FROST. Danla. F. W. SAMS. New Smyrna. J. A. ROWAND. SI. Augustine. chancea of wlonlng one of the prizes F. 8 . MORSE. Miami. Elk on District. I). E. AUSTIN, Fo-f P erce. ia very alight without the hardest was held at* Hastings on Friday, J. B. REILLY. Miami. C. A. D U P O N T , HaM'ms. MOSE3 A HELSLER.'West Palm Bearh. kind of a campaign for the remain­ March 3rd, due reports of which P. J. POWERS, Cape Sable Lands, Homestead. FRANKLIN SHEEN, Weal Palm Beach. BUNNELL DEVELOPMENT CO., Bunnell. have been given in the press. Me ing seven daya of the campaign. »- There ia opportunity galore for need not go into detail- except to L . L A R SO N , W estern Industrial A gent, and R . C , P E R K Y , Im m igration A ie n t, 155 W . M adison S t., C hicago, 111. those who will make the. effort. say that much enthusiasm for Good Roads wAs created. J . E . IN G R A H A M , Vico-President, Land nnd Industrial D epartm ent, Florida Ei..st C oast R ailw ay C om pany, S t. Augustine, FJoi [There 'am many subscriptions for A similar .meeting and one that lthotui who will ask for them. The Yiidf;[prizes are ao'vcry valuable that no promises to be intensely interesting ■ gBaB BONES RUBBER COPPER TIRES BRASS TUBES LEAD ROPE SCRAP IRON WmSUlARMETALCO. F L O R ID A EAST C O A S T. R A IL W A Y Lands Suitable i'or G e n e r a l F a r m i n g , Stock Raising, Trucking and Citrus Fruits — A t t r a c t i v e . L o c a t i o n s for •W inter Homes Chuluota Chuluota Inn - . .• - v • ■ '•TfH -- *J . n, ■- • ’ ■ ' '.'ik-W -_ = %!■ ' - Ti ■ �; - nmm m m m ...... ' r" :' ■■ L* m --------- M jfal W~ - n lM M M to road Uadlnf from Sanford avanua In llueaell'i Jiay„ to . BaardalL *»#nut. Commlulonar L. A. Drumlay reports that work ran ba don* for turn of fllTO.OO. No action taken at this Aim*. Mr. II. V. Wh**l#r appeared tu­ tor* Aha board In regard* to a*•easing an additional lax of 15 cent* per acr* on all property In IAI*ck Hammock Drainage District, for the purpoee of clearing dltchaa and banala of waehee and keeping same open and on petition furnished by Mr. U. Fs Vjiieeler, chairman of Drain­ age Committee, the following reaoluMon waa adopted and clerk inatructed to furnlalt tax aaweeer with copy of earn*. lie It IteeoWed. that the tax *»eeaeor of Hendnole county, Florida, he and he It hereby instructed and authorised to levy a special gaeeeamen! of tft centa per aore on eP landa In the lAlajrk Hammock Drain­ age District'’' toV^ the year 1916. Said epecial tax to t>e levied and col­ lected tor the purpose of mainten­ ance of the ditchea and canals here­ tofore dug In said Black Hammock Drainage AMetrict. Mr. l^wla appeared before tho hckard in uteunce to closing aord tn Geneva, No action taken. C iifle it wUh even in g p a rti**, at hw at whieh Mr*. A ritibru eler gave m m h t'f n f-n tm f* In *m>tA v « l* e mi r«*4 d u m • M elletA taala, M r*. J. Q. Attain* *ttl*»l»A h *il w llh *n *11 d * y pletilfl Mini fish Try H atunlay Tor Ah* aam* p a rly. T h era w a i * sm all launch AMAM m i i i i i i i i m i u i t u i t i i >1541 p a rly on M on day going up Ah* HA. I l l l i l l i t i l t « l k 'lttik i t>i t*l 4. »i >u >i t . i . 111 n ■» »P John* * • far n» K con loch h aich w — ■--<«— ■>■■■■ ■■■■m i C h u k anti liehlug w a* Rood. M r. IMhMM I* *At11i» **t AXMte* I I M P h I h i I. and M r*. Arm hru»A*» * r * much In M « m M •* Wft IN* M w lk love w tih Ah* aouth and pronounce * t l » * # t * It M m i h Mew « • M »d * « ' »>•#♦ We sesra ~ 1 15 ‘ G en eva Ah* center of Ah* **rlh . • * A # * ‘ **R #teM *A *M »M tg M ill** A n tM I M *r* all lookin g forw ard An their r*IMA, M IM* I W . i l * * *1 Reeted, H**t4» turn trip n * » i y*ar. 1*4** AH *r Mm*M *U, Alii. M r*. H u rlin g ha* ti*«n at her m other** lor ih * p*»A w **h . ll* r little *on haa lieeit qu ite itch and I* but sligh tly Im proved. H*»\l»nl u im t ttit a i iw h*v* *• liulltlcal ha»li*eu* mwh wA»*u *11 cahiAliUl** wlM It* glvvit * chauc* Ah h i heahA, T h * u ‘e h » Iwllnc way A« g a lh ff Ii ewwtl Ahill l « uRer * h*Fhaeu* ami a lultlleal «A*w t»ir At* lAeleelalhMi ll*tuvrAv|-Star. £ . M H. rV : 1‘ tA-iA ■ I TO MJ»UC IHKmm PRINTINGCOMPANY ft"' ltie T H B S A N F O R D IIK R A L D rtiu it Mr*. IVleu, who I* In Dayton* under Ah* rare id a doctor I* tmproving alowly. M u, Will Italner spent last week visiting her parent*, Mr. and Mu. J, T. McLain. W* have an excellent meal marVet In our town: The meat l* tine. The Hautetil ll*F*Ul t r y it. t.HVss (• trucking HUA**Mttft UHUUl* Mr. Stones preached two good eer* A»1 AUAA hlP gwWtAAbF, hut will rut h i mon* at the Itaptlst church Hunah* ahl* tri ^ah * A» AM* l lu * . F»wr**l *la>‘ . • A.*Vi U * Mbg AultHe*** *bb rAnuM M u Walter ArmA*tu»te? eang two ahnul ll l l* atlFaVlMA .WAWCh favv* solo* at the M . R. 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' 1 V^ * a- 11 .' i-e V .'-r r .,'-., -I a- * * l^ « lh | M h tf W Ahat '•'** running a noeeliy avvtV* and iU h Mr * K ih i fM iT W ' *t'M Kru-s* ftt ) 1*»f i*|V( i a *A ,-% e A 'tU fo » V f AV r i* * k^l AiThritYsA W*c-c-f 1 pi • .i' wtl'i >h * '> / av f.s ‘ A .ytTApti« | I »* lV« AFa^# i - i l i . ^ A l tdt* rnwtfcvi|ng4l »V»| t lM M The, gpeeAul adt atari f.vt Vboir htvui next Tito* Vy A'AVttWA^yv* ** M vii ^ tiN'AAPh .M t r 1 t W v a l ’-h b -^ n '.p e .n d in * the wtnler InC.eneth P»*Ani arewvu-bk r .» *10* $16.40 41.00 81.00 WE IDD FOUR PER CENT INTEREST. . 41 * U H CAN DEPOSIT 25 OR 50 CENTS. O R $1.00 OR S2.00 l*H MORE E U T I WEEK. ’ • n ' M L l \ - « r WILL TELL YOU IL L ABOUT IT. ■ . vOME IN AND l.ITT A < HKISTM AS tllNIvlNG CLUB BOOK Fill 1 * •**# » i U 'R nw. at iPM-re# Jn»A Mb rlajw of Bin and ptfaeure has uturne,A to Jacksonville, Sanf,vr,t Novell) Worl-e appealed Ihbfl N «H ) r f lh U * * a * M .-> h* | A ««fv it luievwdntAed WA\h- Av.*t t-auef. '*n.Y$| Mr. en>A Mu, M om v who have before the Awvard and made <vu: Z 'A '^ AuvTton'a • » U a-U* * ' ii fito hr tte a .-rtl i >M ....— / -* - **•#»• p Wl -■ I Im r. n i JS Vhe weeV 1 (t1 ti*«t w i M a l i M t a n m i r m i'M '* * • '? ' i ait trl i*k*tyjMM ik inH * * 1 *»< 0 * 0 - * " , m U t l a t . t r w i l l 4 f* »p f I k t t j *.M lh**f* ra.l tf l * » * J***ar>, *V*rf* ,a a } -m l 4 »<t ».k- , k » | »•—1 t-j. kd. u * -eil « ». ., * Mv H J, Holly, Mr C. H. W aller I S . 1 l a l . >- ■ » > 1 * rk» fl Jfh*. rwr. Va securing ithe ettthteg .4out ot See- 1 .h * ^i i "l * » * the bmt evee ahcsnt In a**if-ti a#** t P * i* 1 * 1 *. M in - Aleivrgth raAAtab.U Mr> \ I' ConneUy appeared kW*.*, w r i l m *r’ , ,'-M m l eport\M-4ttar. ttwn* A and A. AJepori jAlenet* ___ ____ ____ Hatl kluf. -I U U kl-* » i* | *.l helktre the boar\t asking for__a dona - *»1 acvompsntca, her . of BS5B.M to help Rwaneel? ^ I r i n k a , — f - . a iba a. a r ^ f •Mr t’ lsun*-e WkiAe hat returned A 'O M lN tl D A ^ V aINN A'NI'AA'N Feailtal and Batbecwe Ao A*e held lt» 4 nfTifru« *4 iH pVitfet la*A* *t *»*uy w-t fe v galik week 1in% rkwrviM i^va»4 ^ -_ eee, • * * f t . » * * ft •! t i I ♦"•THE FARMER'S . • J Florida J | i »»( �pocket book at immmmukitm Mr*. Sort Duncan left ion Tue»day for a vialt of sever*] daya to friend* in Port Tampa. ABOUT PEOPLE le H appening*— M ention o f . M a tters _ in B rief > Personal Items of Interest ? -#r~* ' Mra. E. P. McConahaghey of Richmond, Ind.. la the guest of Mrs. W. E. Watson. ilellzen of Orlando has Summary of Ihe Floating Small Talks Succinctly Arranged for Harried Herald Readers 8I* cylinder Studcbakcr * D- M o t o r Co. Thi s les of ihe B. & 0. M o - nine silica |t changed hand* on the 10th of January. Vance Doug! |!| in Sanford this week assisting his father, K. A. Douglass in ih <■ county clerk'* oflice. Me will ruturn i to Orlando lomorrow to tnk e up hi# duties again with the Seminolle Abstract Co. VIUD present oniuruay afternoon, One Hundred Babi ea the slogan S, J. Oliver, Jr., the syrup man is' for the Baby Parade. taking 'order* today in Sanford. Ifon ( 1an-nee Woods, editor of Have a few bushels Black Vnlen tine Bean aecil. Ask for pi ires the husti* Lake Region was a vis­ itor to-the city Wednesday, being Dutton Crate Co. 4 1 tj enroule Doin nowhere and going no­ Call on H. L. Duhart for prompt automobilo service. Phone number where. he said, which is evidenct that he had been m DeLand and 372. 58-tfc was returning to Euatis. Mr*. Robt. Glover.;gjpQu{ujiun. U. S. Branch of Orlando was in Ga., U visilipg h er uhily, Mr.* ,t T. the city I uesday afternoon and paid Rowetter of Celery avenue. the Herald office a visit. Sorry we Mr. Harry L. Davia and wife, were not here to greet our old friend. mayor of Cleveland, Ohio have been Mr Branch i* the Orlando corres­ looking over Sanford. pondent for the Times-Union and is For that GOOD GULP GASO. prominent in huiim-** circles in the LINE and SUPREME AUTO OIL county- neat of Orange. phone II.B. Coney, Agl, rzt' = : Brilliant Bridge Party /lueffen Bridge * The Auction Bridge Club were de­ Mra. George Hoy waa the gra­ lightfully entertained on Monday cious hostess at a charming bridge party on Tuesday afternoon at afternoon at the homo of Mra. Geo. Comfort Cottage. The attractive I D. Bishop, with Mra. C. 0. M c­ interior of the Cottage waa e n -. Laughlin and Mrs. Bishop hostesses. hanced by the Leauty of the decora­ ^V.sturtiums with the bright, glow­ tions that suggested the beginning: ing colbrs added to the attractive­ of spring in the many exquisite rotes ness of the pretty rooms. Guests of the club were Mrs. R. R. Deas sub­ and gladioli^that filled the rooms. stituting for Mra. McLaughlin, Mrs. Opening inth each other as all the rooms of Comfort Cottage do and Cecil liutt, Mra. F. J. Gontalea, Mra. wijh the cream color of the walla D. L. Thrasher and Mra. Eugene with its dull gold finish for a back­ RoumillaL Members present were Mrs. Voree, Miss Laura Fish, Mrs. ground. the scene when the guests Herndon, Mra. Connelly, Mra. Newin their spring frocks half gathered inun, Mrs. Puleston and Mrs. Mil­ was altogether charming and. the ler. The pritea were a wicjkfr sand­ plan of decoration gave a sense of wich-basket and china compete. space and harmony that was de­ lightful. A variety of beautiful roses banked bn 'the piano, riainc from masses of asparagus fern with No. MO. / ' 14-lJ Mrs. H. F. Philips of Starki- irfi Wednesday for her hofirie, after a delightful visit of several weeks with her son, A. M Philip* and family Embroidery Circle ~ WALLACE BRUCE AM8 BARY. ~ 7 Wallace Bruce Amabary, author of Miss Laura Fish is visiting Mrs, those Inimitable t n m , 'The Ballade* of Bourbonnata,H la a rare poet and Gorman at DcLand, a truly great lecturer. In the splen­ did simplicity of his Interpretations Mr. Geo. D. Bishop went to Tam and In the quiet charm of perfect poise pan on Thursday on a business trip he presents many character* that lin­ ger long In the memory of his bearers. Mrs. Grosser from Quitman, Ga., From the simple smiling French Ca­ and Mr. antf Mra. Rogers of Miami nadian to Kipling's ‘Tommy Atkina,*' , are the guests of Mra. Rossetter on hi* nudlence see* and greets and lore* ■ Celery avenue. them all. Mr. A u »t*ry'* wide knowl­ edge, of llteratura and hla twelve year*" In line with the Baby Week Cam­ paign, the Cradle Roll and PrimaryDepartments of the Presbyteriad Sunday school have an attractiva exhibit in the window of tho San­ ford Shoe and Clothing Co.’a store. The Cradle Roll la represented by a boainette holding a big baby do!l with pictures and cards and mot­ toes on display around and below it. Photograpba of real, true and true babies enrolled in the department add their sweet baby faces to ktho exhibit. In a corner of the window a table surrounded by doll chalra and occupied with dolls represents the primary classes. The display is altogether unique and la attracting much attention from paasera-by. Mrs. R^ C. Maxwell la superintend­ ent of these two departments with an efficient corps of assistants. Tho Presbyterians have taken a lively interest in the Baby Week program, adding 'much to the campaign with this exhibit, Donation Day on Thurs day and Tug Day fin Saturday, lor the benefit of the Florida Children's Home Society. ' God bless ba­ bies and the loyal workers hi their behalf., •' j Among the pleasant meetings of the week in needlework circles was the meeting of the Embroidery t'irde mi Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. Morton Hopson. Mem­ bers ,pf the circle are Mesdnmcs Claude Herndon, W. W. Abernathy, G.‘ W. Bnenetr, George Watson, Zeb Wanted— A full house nt the Ratliff,-John Thomas, If. B Coney, Woman's Club Saturday xnflernoon. II L. .Gibson, J. B Lawson and Mis* Charlie JJoay. < Mr. and Mrs Mnrerm and bubj left yesterday for New Orleans 1 he hing is Dead! where, they will make their future Ihe King of Fowls, Monseigneur home. Gobbler was killed to be served at C. W. LaPitX, the live state agent the Cooked Food Sale at the Bap­ for the Southern State s Life Insur­ tist Temple on Saturday, March 1 1 . ance Co., with headquarters ui J a r * from .1 to ti 11 clock Colne one! sonville was in the rit> yesterd.i> Judge Daniel F Griffith from Youngstown. Ohio, where the, li.,,, hud a little war of tlnir out 1 m , ing arquuinlunees toila, in >.ii ford. W ALLACE BRUCE cxpeato-nce on tho stage—a portion of which time was devoted exclusively to Plinkespenresn roles—have given to his work mi unusual distinction In nrtlstic effect His lecture* are full of sympa­ thetic color. Ills Interpretations are glimpses of life, real nml satisfying and full of truth. Beal A. A Rogers timl wife of l.um town, N. \ who have been winter­ ing in Miami are spending a few weeks visiting tln-ir un<-|< \ I’ Rossetter of C'elef) avenue AMSBARY. D efin itio n ' An applicant for a teacher's certb fiento In Kentucky answered an exam­ Leap Year Party Where is it? Baptist Temple parlors. When is it? Thursday evening, March 16th. Everybody 1* invited This in­ O. L, Taylor, cashier of Un­ peoples Bank has leased tin- tunnew house recently built b\ S u. Shinholser on Magnolia avenue Mr and Mrs Taylor will make it tb r borne as soon a* it i« <nu,pl. t,-I cludes YOU Watch lor announcement o( pro­ gram in Tuesday's Herald. "AH you need to enjoy this Is to comply with this little wish: I if 16 and Leap Year too, This is what we wish you'd do: Add the figures of this year, Then' seventeen cents you’ll bring ■ here. Plenty of eats and lots of fun We'll promise you. if you'll 1 nly come." Mrs. W. (\ Hunltr has arrive,I in the city from Plant City and j, tiled Mr Hunter here Mr Hunter tmanaging the big uiitotrinhih contest for the Sanford Herald and Mr* Hunter will assist linn Mr. and Mrs. V\ A Ross |> ft on Tuesday for their home in Alma. Illinois. This worthy couple who always spend then winters in ban ford have two acres of d.ilfodils on I heir farm, whieh tn- • .t, return home in >.,r| - ;,n , year they were'.no , d grand-rtanrtrtrr. MTV* Arm-*'f**t — } who made a host of warm fr ie n d s while here who hope to have her again in their midst next fall W hat E ve ry W om an S h o u ld ination question by defining "blunderbunt" as "kissing tho wrong girl.-* I >ict binary or no dictionary, we would nave given that girl a llrst class cer­ tificate —Houston l'ost Expels scrofulous humors from the b'ood which cause corstipntion. malaria, rheu­ matism, sores, ulcers pimples, etc. Get it at L. R. Philips on u guarantee to sufety. Know, A woman Is not exported to know pirn h itlm'it liusnlnn til story or the In­ For I.ntlicfi nnd (Jenflcmcn Everything Up-lo-I)nle REGULAR MEALS 25 Ten In 24 MEALS FOR *5.00 We ( . b e Kprrial Attention To Our fo rmiTworltIniti~or~ rhiV^Afiiminr etiF plro but every. husband, expects his wife to know right of! the bat whera ho threw his dress tin the Inst tlmo he look It off. — Detroit Free Press H y n e s B!dj£ P h o n e 1S7 M i l . O W N E R is v o u r H o u s e W ire d ? W hy not J h a v e th e c o n v e n ie n c e o f E le c t r ic L ig h t s in y o u r ; hom e? Mis* Shoots ul Orlando spi-tit a |f, u ,|.n» altli Ml'S Estelle Lewis l i e returned to her home tin* even- U n d e r n o C irc u m ­ s ta n c e s sh o u ld you b u y y o u r C ru sh or P a lm B each b e fo re s e e in g S u it th e C la s s y M o d els s h o w n at th e H ab erd ash ery . . . T h e H om e S ty le s . o f C orrect i* KMr Charley Corn is the guest of hi* brother. W J Corn. Mrs Lurie Rogers returned to Tampa Sunday after a week's visit with her brother. J S. Dinkel Mr Joe Johnson left Friday for Danin, Fin. „ Mr Bert Pegram was the guest of the Longw-ood Hotel this week. Mrs CoVortes xetiyned to her 1 home in Tampa Tuesday, after being a guest of jiur daughter. Mrs. D. A. Medgley. Mr and Mrs Bisliine are spend­ ing the week at the beach. . Mr. and Mrs. Hardwick nnd son. and Mrs. Fred wick of New Jersey are leaving Friday. | Mrs. Snmfor and little daughter were shopping In Sanford Monday. , J. S. Dinkel, D. A. M'dgloy an C. W. Entxminger were transacting business In the county soat Tuesday. Hear Dr. Miller's lecture on Ba hies at the Woraon’a Club. 11 When You Eat Why Not Get the Best, :: When it Costs no More? Birth* Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Newton an­ nounce the birth of a little daughter Friday, March 3, 1916. Ptreonal Mention Mrs. D. C. Marlowe and little daughter returned to their home in Newberry on Monday. Miss Cornelia Pickard is visiting friends in Winter Park. She ex­ The Ladies' Union of the Congre­ pects to return to her home in Tlfgational church will give a straw­ ton, Ga., on Monday. berry and ice cream festival In the Friends r*f M r , ' R. T . Washburn Welborno block Saturday, March 18. will regret t o hear of the death of Cake and coffee will also be served. his father, Mr. John Washburn at Wichita, Kans. Mr. Washburn left St. Ague* CitiJd * on Friday to attend the funeral. The meeting of St. Agnes Guild was held at Ihe home of Misa Mr. and Mra. Frank Lane of DeBaldee Williams on . Monday after­ Land were the week Vnd guest*, of noon. The houra ware pleasantly Mr*. M. C. Doyle. r .., ■pent with needlework and plans for the future Guild acUvitiea. not Mrs. Georgia Clay Sherman,-son chocolate with fancy cakes and atd daughter are expected this week sandwiches were served. Member* from Arcadia to visit Mr. end Mre. present were Mr*. Julius Tak*ch, J. E. Pace and Mrs.. M. C. Doyle, Mrs. Gwynn Fox, Mr*. Ed. Lane, i while en route to their home in Mra. Archie* Betts, Miss Martha Montgomery. Ala. Fox, Misa Junie.Stumo*. The next meeting will be held with Miss Frances Gonxales hostess. * M R . L A N D L O R D is t h a t H o u s e y o u h a v e t o R e n t W ir e d ? D o y o u r e a liz e t h a t y o u c a n r e n t to b e t t e r a d v a n ta g e if w ire d fo r E l e c t r i c i t y . Call Phone 338. Charles Electric Contracting Co. )oeciiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiti:iiiiiiii!iiixx>ciiiiiinitiixxx .Slruicbfrry Feetiral t h e i_ i** * r ig h t w a y t o save * Some people save n little money now and then but the intervals are so far apart that they lose enthusiasm. . . The right way to save is persistently, regularly and. systematically. Start an account with the Seminole County Bank of Sanford and make weekly deposits or take out one of our Xmas Savings A&ounta. J i • FOUR PER CENT INTEREST . P A I D ON S A V I N G S A C C O U N T S i ; Wc aie here to serve you with tho very beat of everyth Ing. Cooked pro<- . nprlv h. a nerfectly sanitary kitchen and served in the right way. Sanfurd, Florida TH E BONITA CA Mrs, John McNeliy i* the guest of A Home Hank for HomePcoplc FORREST LAKE. Prea, r. - ■ z jc* r. ■=-H • ' *A A.* ' •W D. L 1 �Three times the regular number of votes will be given on all new subscriptions turned in by 8 P. M . Monday, March 13 as .follows * N E W S U B S C R IP T IO N S TRIPLE VOTES will be given on all new subscriptions turned in between the dates o f M arch 7th and Monday, M arch 13th, at 8 P. M. . - T im e P r ic e V o te s a llo w e d 4*,** U y e a r ................. $ 2.00............3,000 2/.years....... ...... ........ 4.00............ .. 7,500 \ 4 : 3 y e a r s ......... 6.00 . .......................... 12.000 4 y e a r s ..................... 8.00............... 18,000 5 y ea rs.. ................ 10,00............... 30,000 The regular number of. votes will be given on renewal subscrip­ ■ Under this splendid offer you will receive triple votes on your new subscriptions. Ju st think of it— we give you three times as many as the schedule usually allows. If you are a live wire candidate, there is absolutely no limit to what you can accomplish during this extraordinary offer— nothing but the lack of time can stop you. Do your very best. This is indeed a fit chance for a real hustler— an opportunity to boost your reserve vote away above the clouds. Energy and enthusiasm are the qualities that tions during remainder*of the campaign as follows: R E N E W A L S U B S C R IP T IO N S V o te s a llo w e d 1 year.. 1,000 2 years 3 years 4 years 2,500 4.000 6.000 10,000 M r. Subscriber Now is the time to pay your subscription in favor o f your candidate— the race is rapidly drawing to a close and it may be th at your subscription will win a prize for you r favorite— the race will be a close o n e ... Next ii»i will ! k< putihnhi’ il Tuesday gin nn nrtive ctiinjifiign nl ONCE Sand in your kninc nnd bo- Kaoh rumiulali' in thin h.t him an i i|unl i»|n>i>rtui My to wi. tin; Kurd, Kilohcn C '.bluet. Watch, I’ .iilof Suite, M 'rchtiudUc Order or ('.intern. Rvery rniididnte who fath to wui a priz- v. II be paid 1 0 j* -r Cent rmh comm tbo.i in tile g.'on nmu lot o' mo.*ey that he or rlio turn* ire during the campaign for i n * Mubirriptio pro* vidirig they reimin actively in the rnmpuigi uittll ih r|oie m.d make a cash repo t e a c h week. 1916 Model Roadster Equipped with Electric Lights. Price $423.50 F . O . B. Sanford, F la . Mrs. W. W. Fry, Sanford - w D n Display at the Don’t Overlook R en ew a ls The regulur number of vote* will he given on renewal subscrip­ tions. Get every renewal possible. The votes giv«n on old sub­ scription* will help you win a prize. Hundreds' of people who are now taking The Herald hnve not its yet ronewed their subscription*. Several (own* and rural routes In Seminole county nre nut repre­ sented by candidates and have not been cinvasSed. Any candidale who will take the time to work these town.* m.d routes, car. ■jcurr a great many subscriptions and vote*. Ask us and wo will be glad to furnish you with a list of the place* that have not boon worked. Subscription* mean votes and votes moan prizes. Sub­ scriptions will not come to you, you must go out and ask for them. If a subscription is worth having, it is worth asking for. 30 y e a r gold This brand new car will be awarded to the Candidate securing the Lar­ gest Number Votes in this Campaign W a lth a m filled case, m ovem en t. 1 C h< bracelet, chateline or gents* Three P ie ce Parlor Suit OMZ0 BD Settee, Rocker Stra igh t Chair P u rc h a se d From and on Display at $15 M E R C H A N D IS E O O R E R An order for $15.00 worth of merchandise such <is the winner may choose from the stock of Furniture C om pan y Z. Spinks, General Merchandise, Oviedo, Fla. Attention Candidates If the candidates who have secured yearly subscriptions ean Induce the pubscrlbers to eilcn d ' their subscriptions to two ■ yesrs or more, they will be allowed enough votes to balanee up for the full time. For example. If you turned in a yearly subscription, you received 1,000 votes. Now, If you secure the other year, you wutild be allowed 1,500 vote* to make up the 2,500 vules for a two year's subscription and on a four year’s extension 3,000 votes, DON’ T OVERLOOK T1II8 OPPORTUNITY I t is ea sy to load , q u ic k to o p e ra te and is bound to please a n yon e w h o prefers p ictu res o f tho 214 x 414 size. T h is th o ro u g h ly reliab le lit t le cam era is w ell possesses the A u to g ra p h ic fea tu re, p e rm ittin g the w ritin g o f date, and title on each n e g a tiv e a t th e tim e o f exposure. m aJe, Purchased and on display al l . R. Philips & Co. Dron Store more hour, an,I lhl« 1,1, triple’ Sole offer will o ver attain in this campaign will It be pnaaible to Itan rlcht nn„. Ri,h, „ „ „ |, ,hc anti be aure you don't larch 13- 8 P. M. forget the cloning �^ _____________ ______ _________________ ^°d|*. ttaalaolr har kruhan . _____ s e s r Sarah A. ^ H at._nn n *~2I.,J*»Calm o»i, he, nnatt Court* kevOnlh JadldaJ Circuit. , , „a „ d C e .n fT T u r id a . |a u t| MljC“ S t ).y V c o -? U U ' s. ; rx'-.f| hoiband, :r .r i t„ .... s f i u f c s r 2, ' t o s r t j s r t x . - k m h l . d ^ F * * .r * * k 1 ,4 c - •“ Peek. h S A f Si u . ! " ,U . . D - .Jooopk r » “ #r R. ru n” <* kkla wife, “ n. U " lM Tanlura kll W * . C. W. P a ri. U i M S W . l k l l | v i stalk V* >n<H4 al* tor tho Domoeratte namlnot* Tor Q U A L I T Y T H A T M A K E S P 0 K POP. U L A R I T Y IN S O C I E T Y . •t la j t . « f Publie In.t/aellon. T• toreFlorida s , s b IT* u. s w ** e ijr. Palendanl*. p i °* ' f f l in ik " KOSt, |. 8TENSTIUIM . T l p ,u lc MrGnlr#. rnaidaue* nnhnowo: To P. W<Q»*d* » « * * « • • unknown; Jo oil p i > M rial rein* tolerant in Lot M l , a ( W Blook ” Y * ) • « * F #• B*n8iniBDlr county. Flnndo, according to j (i Traford’a map at told city, rreid.nc* hO.Prl-Otc Admlnlstratrit, Noll, - f ! X K f . w -y r " u ,r aad"*— — — H e W t It. At Iat y and M in ty, kla urlft, Samuel Jeneo a n d J o e ,,, h u wife. A . If. Vlncnnt nnd T T . ’ ln*anl, kla wife, W . A . Rofora Florid* jim iiB * A u £ ,* * !,«. • ,hu Uavld R , . * , * • * ' and EUe R JaetPron hla vrlfa, C, W. »•'<« Lade, N llm n **, 5nu >,Ui* Bntaralngar, hla wife D. »•' T “ Cfc,» ‘" Law. a d L w . ! * J “ V UI A‘ no,B** bu * “ «• «•*•- - *' l*f» 1 the Mb day nf June A 1F Mnlile-fi hf r h-ii *f » - » -b <1 1*1 1 baa hied said rertiflrale in my ufN 11!* *of. h> • f' M fii . , aritj ha# maije application for tat d»*d Kit hi || A »h|r h - h«fe t*> I*■Ur in aernf dance wirh law Said rjirand i|Off Hflt *f* n ltilfid * I he fnIInwing described llRfOra nr, it Mr prn| rrli aitoatrd ip Seminole count y, li! m < M-lier !"rt I ton t left lk» W of JtE cor » ifp. H» rmJ’Mti Mr It! id s ,N#..c 11 Tp I'D, iiauge K#S > |W » |r 1 i*«'ri ii/*.i E. a 1)u i m ;?,a s s . rh# W |02, N h it rh« . In v rf It* w fn Jlit r « irfV fireutt f*ourt Samttiole I'o Fla i h. k 1 Mr! 7. L 1 .. « »r* W 1• 1 » a If d bring »#»•#•# I ar the dale • •d M M 1 • . r, a f. nf I be l**i,* *1Mae itI #uch fefllflcalr In the i "-ttuIt# i- * ! ■ aru# tf \ V \ it SI an ford I flib— maid kn•1 1• inn Fa-rlltbeir •hall be redeemed arear ding to No lire of Ipptl ration for Tat Heed I ndrt {.rnt-s aiil 1» * i»* d#»d will |UU» thereon on the S0|h hrillan ft of ('haptre 4HhH, t.wwa ©i FlaariJa S a **♦' ?! f p1♦ ■r 1 da. d March, A I* l<*|6 Sn11re it hereby given that *" W Knti » ifr »l 11 M FF10 U 1-•• a# n > itfflciaf iignilur# and a#a.I n * t* f porr haaer of Tas Carl hratt '» »*, hi- * irr \\ |.« ■» M 11 1 ’ f h day «d February, A f» 1916 IVi" dated the 6th day nf June A 11 I I b , ]*■«>- b n b ,. w fc 1* 1 I A I ml.’i.l ASS, h*» Jde.i «aui certificate in my office and h* f \\ IUr-1 i 1* f4 < rrmf i ourt Seminole f‘o , Kla hta made application for Tat Heed to i», Kri j# i ■i -1 • 1!! lut $i* It; v M \!r|>»nle|. if r • fee In accordance with law Fatd crrflfi ,da Vk 1 W .r fM..r * nd MIt Fite r rt- brace* the following deecf ibed proH wifr * 4 Y *r* •fti * fuaied In Hcminule county, Florida, |i!FL> , n# '1fueler ft.r S J II t.ldi*. hank b iillfr «f Vppllf atlon for T i t , Ilacd tinder tw wit riipi. ! 11 i fit i !f inn. W ar nell I umher b Herhan * of t haplrr 4S68, l i v * of Flat* S {t and N W , of HE of NF, ti , See I 0, T p V’r*tcer 1 ii'nfaff, e •rtft pur aFir n, Jo»e{<h 1* Ifl a X°>f5iitlv Range 29 I*. The *ald land being VI If rllr ■ 1 « a* ■i■1r N Vt tr'fr • r# e 'w N r- ■* h* rrdt> gi v6r. that Jo*» fa r W Nf 4 \v #r » h aa«F**vd at I he dat# ol the Uauaiicc «d • uch (> )»•!.. eroi j.ijr■-ba•e* of Fat t'ef|iftcate^, K«. feftiht at" in t|i^ Hi me of J F Adani# w jr k hi# « ifr* 1 M Merr.M and . i ' daff'd I he -Sib da) of N»lVem7 ff, Hair*# #aii! certificate shall be redeemed \f r#f it I f j * \ l» FuRer and ha, filfd said certificate in toy \ I' l * 19 Shi "«rt| a* \-(ot ifco idini* In |tk w t it fici’fl will (■•Up l hr rrnn Vu’i.F r '■ i 1b *rid tit** made ftpbbr iiib n for t a i m *»• V' c * » 1 I I * •'« U k i fl a y nf Mardh A- ll 191^ •t’ * • - ■«*-I aTife with ll ■ K 1a t • prHMritr S' n 1MM, ifaf r.| f F,. I I ■ I •< I *i I . » * • ' , futliywlng ite*lift > d l -« r* * f July A I ». 1)Ufi *: •! t i > t • •d it •»tt1 it)n|e <uuni r»i. c 1i!r*-# ii^e folliiR in1c dr #rr 1ln*i| l '■11, P 'a 1 V . Mh ' , f.I HW of tA '■iv . t. 1i* «ru **. II mg.- 4 1 I, T * " > »jt u*irti ib :<rrnun«l9* c«nnut) Jti es Jo* i I*« e>aaa*l i«i* J ie-.i*4 -N#a» » a*t4 ftl , ’ 1 iL ctillii ui H i * u i akk TP? 1 Hun ‘fid M T"“ ■ \ r . late , | thr ivnunrr of a ich r#rMfi*atr ' r « W f ti rh« R o f S \s . dr Ir# run 1 Ifi ths, S 30 Ika. w 1U ch*. N Ju South. *.f Ua' f I wr-rdy nine 1aal S U' h ihc name of Unknown Unleta aald errIke.. ;ec. .1. |'p. 2| H, R. 29 E. hal nf (he S' u I ri«l nnflfle* . Nruph (t fietic •hall I-# red «*enicd accordlhg to law will la»ue ihernon on th# 4th day Th# aald land Jbclfig a**#•««d at the date half of Scutbea#i ituiror uf Southwr*t f iatt adrft*l . , i, a c ‘* quarter nf nf V|,M| A I*I " iAn*»i16 ijuaftef and Ira* HoiJlhe**! ®f the Uauanrr ’ of aurb carllflcat* in tb* Snuthra#* »tu*rt»r U >a* i hfe»*-a|uji*lera "f A'iin i rnv off* dal aignaturc and a*lt aam^ *»f c*. C ; Stoflcrgcn tinlr«a aald JwMiftraio ahall *ho r#dr#mcd arcording in the ‘snUlM 'k| ijuarler <•( 1** Snfth#*,l I hi# fh Ird day nf March. A. IF 1916 ,.e.l* V. A IM VtlOM Alb *•'“ l *1 d'Ottd will Iftaite (Wrcoti *»n the quarter, IV r! iiMarlrf of Sr»til hr* itlull i*|p#k 1 iferjit •'iiiirf Kemlnole i’o , Fla tar nf N ■»r1h w * >th4a*da> of March, A. IF 1916 . It# \ M \1c Mantel |>. ( MhW# H»*u( bea#t quad * ' l,**e Fa* ('ortlfleat# No, 732, dan 4 the Sa.ur hea*i inud# haM lay ui July A. D. 1897, Said raft if* quarter " * K *• e*iw efnbfatjcK th# follnwmg dearrfbed p|op 1S M ll t r a 0,1 *rs ■unted In Semiifole county, Florida, Thirty t w . 1,1 “ W Ij Of S W tj of .SWU of ^ F ‘ i Seu- Ila« »e 7 » ert . r Hritiah Torpedoca. 5 - I S ll 29 K, The aald land being Ka*t halt I i,f' ■ • k* itl# llila of the I'liuariFe <d , * f i qqar '»■* 1 Th** toriMtlooa uiicd In fho HrUlnh • .. t. rwt* ifirat# in th# lu m « of S. 1* IHalr Vnr11 ea*1 qarta r t r..#u* , t|d ccftiAcata ahali b# red re med j| Soilthrld Iju'fft „t v- rih.v.i <iuer«#r. of tutvj nr*< of throe tllametcrn— 14 Inch •receding to Raw tag drfrd will laaut there' s-uthra.t uoarirr t - • half of, Soutkrart J i s ' inch, nnd 21 Inch— nnd they vary c* r,,‘ 28th day of March A. IF 1916 \ *rn mh' ThirVy” hrw. v " » n In lenRtli from Id feet to lB J e e t. Aa A.*.., T ai CartiAcata No. 191. dated the well*M:o«r!* r b day of July I). 19C*. *Said r#ftlfl • htp T »,| t y South. Ila "»/ T»*nty-hlti* lonn ns a torpedo hit# Its mark It ex •‘Hibracw# tba following draenbed proj»- Ea.t. W n l hall ol Snrlhwe.t <.t.arter of Every torpedo ^tty rtiuated in Scmtnol# county, Florida, Nnrihea.t quarter !e»* tt’n l half of EeH plodes aulomaUcally. to * 'I W l/ o| N W W of B W jt 'of 8E l*. half of .altl W*"l hath, Weal half t! Noith llrett In action reprenrmtii nn expendl **: -V Tjt. 21 S. T h * .aid land weal quartpf of Northwrwt quarter of Houtburo o f from $3,000 in 14,000. t-efng ot-dha date of the ueuane* ea.t quarter, E*,t h• If of Southwest qsar W.aaek reHtfleatoTk tho nama of C. C. t,r of Bouthweal quarter ol Soulhea.t ■ • l“d''(«en. • Unless said eertlflrft* ahall quarter. We.t Half of Southeoel quarter oe "deemed' aerofdln* to I a « la* las deed of Sculheu "t quarter of Soothea.1 quartet. thereon on the Sdlh (lay of March Beulhue-t quarter of Souihweet quarter, Conviction That Count#. A D, li| «. Ea.t half ol Suiithwe.t quarter. Seetirn T h i* Im p erish able conviction, that If _ Alan, Ta* CertiBeato No, 163, dated th* Three, Town.hlp Twent)-One Sutith Hang* 'l*r of June, A- D.' 1913. 8a*d cert.B- Twenty-nine Ea.t, Baothweal quarter *1 a th in * Is rljcbt I t 'w ill h a v e to be. la n t* ernhraeea th* folloar.ag deaenbed prop' Northea.t quarter. »e»t half ol N* fthwet * 'l» utuated in Botnlnolo county, Florida, quarter of Northwe.t quarter n l North- the u n derlying rock on w h ich all g reat taat quarter, Sw iou Hla, Townahip Twfnly* character I* b u ilt; and It c a rrie s In It i ! " i S E>i of H KK •'«d N W f l 0L 8 K M one South. Itame Twenty-nlae Ea.t; f r s Tp b 8. R. 29 Kc Tho said land North hall of Northeast .i u * r t * r a trust Implicit If not explicit In the h * --------" 7 b* aaaetaed aW e » d at the dgta dgto cf ef tth* I** of Southweet q u a r t e r . R e e I I o n m oral govern m en t o f tho *-o rld .— J. ,v ,*Urh ,,u''h eettlfirat# eettlfieat# in fn tha name of Unknown link Township Twenty one South, * DleCf (4 caell A ral. .tail J f J Seven I'n .c. ■■1 ,.|d certlfleat* shall Ka b* *• r»d< Range Twenty nine Ee.t. We.t quarter of M artineau. •ec cdm, to law lax.dood will laaue tbaraon th Soulhw.ti quarter “ f Nnrtheavt quart.r, •* ,h' 2»tk 2 «h day of March A. D. 101 1916. Eight. Town.hip T V " * V °" ? 'VitncM my official signature and ■«.' Section South. Renge Twenty-nine Ea.t. Nor he..t <k . th , gjtj, dtJr o( pabrusry A. D. 191*. quarter ol South*..t q u a '" ' S” u‘ b' " ' E- A. DOUGLASS. quarter, B «llo n Heven. Town.klp Tw.nly' icrk Circuit Court Hotnlnola Co,. Fla. one South. Rauf* Twanty-nlne Ea.tM Fr v-6tc , You are hereby required to appear be­ fore tie Judge of our Circuit •_*«rl: of »*• Seventh Judicial ( Ircult of Florida, net N O T IC E ling for Seminole C ounty on Monday, t h . Slh day of June A . D . 1916, at lb . w « » l Bala of Behoof Lands house of paid rounty to an.wer * #*!! of .. Tatlshaaao*. Fla.. Fab. 14. 1916. complaint ..h tb lle d egaln.l you In « « » n ‘ " ! ir* , •• hetaby given that th* Slat* ■aid court hy K Muon Roberta, aod to J2 * l d « ' rd a t a iA n of Florida will r*- do further nnd rocelva what our natd ■ eoart *»iv# Md. unl|j ra. Tuoadar. d* Un til I) ) . .o'eto a ‘d orkk a. m. Tui • hall consider In that bokalf, o t M U M “i ' ,**• i l l * , tor tb . following daw the complainant will proceed e *# *'1* . . oluela 1 u- i* further ordered and adiudged th* this order be publi.hed once » aii _r.* * ■I * ** of fonloa Id In- TaJathfp tO>ooutb, not Ira* than t waive * * «k» t'» '" e ,1 l » " ,> u f? 3* oast, containing t;t3-arr*a., preceding the .lid *tb d . y °* Jun* A- O- ' #111 b#^omafdorad spv all or any [ 916. in Ih* Banferd Romld • naw.papor L.. ol ,b* M,d *m*t oplkot l»«* than pu Ll ishod In Sanlerd. Samlnote Cenntjr ©f lhr m u in rt of such raftificaie in th* atm* *t( lio u n ia lfWin. Dnleta said ret tiftfai* •hall be redinmed according to Ja* tai dr^d wit! tcaua theraon on the 21 at day of Matrh. A 0 . 1916. Witnrai ofTlrtal ajfna’ture and J thu «»ir 1Wlh day of February, A I1 1916 Santord Public Library Oak Avenue Between 3rd and 4th St. it'*,? •*»•*■ A (eiyitad chock for th* aum , Mf s ,P*r arnt of the pries Md, made peyWllnew the Hanoribl# Jam** . .kin U c - I*##l»«, State Troaauror Ih- 1 *ee® » 9»n» each bid.'th* eh**k»-of to lh.mUrf***f" bidders wifi b*. rntamod t B ' t e r t t In 8 o»i##ta — Open - C » UV7 m ,ld .T «hl. ITth dey of February A. u. I tnA1tl> b*d*i.mn,t h* aoatad and ad drew* d r d*n.‘ ,r.k ,T ram »# lj, Go vet ear tnd ProalI tk. R.” lb * 8 , • , • Hoard of Education of S ju Florida and matktd “ DM i ° r ‘ ’ * , Behoof Landa," and must b# rw T u. ' j ' B0^. !•*•»' than 10 o'rioek a. m. T “* 'd , >. M .rrh t* . 1916. is i . * * * • Heard of Education r * « i » * e r,.* , r * bt to rsloct any and all bid*, and * 1 f'Bhta required by tb * law and k k a k S ..0 0,. th« H » » 'd rflatlv* to Canal.. .rtj*1?' "tUtofMa. ms tala and patroltum «»«d E A. D O U G L A S S , H a rk of th . circuit 62-Frl |5ll u Chaacerf . „ Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays at 3 p. m . " n * d * * Bd. tlan l 9U . h * ^ °» 'he State Board of EdoeoH ,h d »r' ol Fobruary. A. D. P A R K T R A M M E L L . Presides! « ' F r i . « UW‘ A ‘ M e n A E ' fl* '* * » * n- y ^ a W i ? * T*if.?ySS w t \ A A r i u i# r c . k t % o v . Reading Room Free to All “ I have known the most well mean­ ing men to completely neglect some girl whom Itiry were escorting when they met some personal friends with whom she w hs perhaps linnci)Unlilted If tlie man whom I have In mind meets his own friends lie Immediately Intro­ duce* them, and if he occasionally drifts away he drifts buck again With­ out any apparent reason except doing what ho wants to ilo.‘ Some very -----nice " ' '* Hit'll t'ttti Im* I'XPt't'flltlflly tnnili'tl Ittltltl a Inrgp gnthiTlng of people ttlto nrr compnrntlvely hlningr-rn t*» them They tlo not ttPt'H) to huvi) l hr aortal Inail art that mnkm them r#sptmslve to stratigrra, ami litis Is a virtue which n gootl PScorl i*lflier tins nr .iffrcltt tn pnunmn There nrr few things wore disconcert lug I" a wmniin llntn ti* lake ji man a n y « lu re a m i u n i fm-i I n u ln n e n ju y i-il llittlv e lf i|t)|ie us itlll, It n h >Jie linn " I ln le t s l, tile s a m e i| fffl 111 lev I Ini I m a k e 'tin* lynrn h n n l« « » ' m o'lll tn tie en He'll TT 1 1 fn fiidk e fhe I n k l ln e U f c t-aehrh tiittl llicoc are gracioua pentorthllty plus social training."— llultiuiurc Run. Aocd Moonshine.-, “ Whll# traveling In the Sunny Snttfli rcs-rnily I find tfie gimtl ftirlutie tn tw* inf nnlticpsl In Hi# proprietor of a moot)hIi Uh- »tlll Now, I have hcnnl it heap aluittl tlio potency of ntnonahftie, mill litiw tlmt It will cntint* it Jni knitildl to give tail (to fo u grltxly hear Act'ortl Ingiy. I decided fo allow a ilrntn to |Hint my lips, an I ftnil that In (tic In fallible way lo test such product* uf commerce. "FJo you want new whisky, nab, or tlo you want ttgt*d whisky 7" whlupered the moonablner. “ What'ii the difference, uncle, be­ tween new am) aged whisky7" "Wahl, fhe new whUky. nab. ware iftnde flits liar mo ruin’ and aged whis­ ky day a fob ylst'day."— "Zlm." In Car­ toons Magazine. Expansive Military Shoes. English military officers have long been noted for their smart uniforms. There seems to he no Inck of money to pay for such equipments, Judging from recent advertisements of expen­ sive accoutrements In some of the Lon­ don papers. One of these calls at­ tention (o cavalry boots which are priced at (M shillings a pair, or some­ thing over 920! They are said to he "built tiy hand to withstand the differ­ ent conditions prevalent at tbe front." Wills Monty In His Stomach. Before tho estate of Albert flaXen, eighty-five years oid, could be settled • post mortem operation was necetsnry to remove from his stomach a $ 1 0 gold , piece which Dalian had Inclutlod ln his will bequeathing $230. In­ vestigation showed the sum bequeath­ e d . $10 over (he sum at hand. The Record Onion 8 hlpmenU Recently 153 earn of onions were shipped from Sacramento valley, Cal­ ifornia. to eastern markets. The ship­ ment Included several special trains. I kacahy loaou u * anyvoif a canHaio fnr tk offle* f Luiscuilrndcnt ef PnbUe InatrBctioa In Sen-lnola < oumy, aubjoct 10 tha Dooaocntic Primanr. Tkrimxki my sarrioa on th* board at School T n n tm I bare boconsa aonvlamd that Iks . upwtn sndeot should b* n p t l t W l N a W man and by ail mean* a property bolder and Tax f'ayw in tha County. I ask for your eupp-rt, not boenuno I think I am aaliUed to it, bat beenmo I know, that my oaparienen will b* of vnVmk<M*rvfa* to tk* Taxpayer* and tk* ckOdna kk* County* -, . S^RUNOK. *------------ --— ------------------ £ If . 'A Je, — W lM \ i ^ •*- I haraby aanounca my candidacy tor tl « ■ •!. Rupartnlandaait of Pubtif I net rue tan for Samlnola County aubfoct to tk* dacMon of lias voiara fn tho coming Primary. Your vot* will b* a appreciated. M. W. LUVKLL. H. A. Howard 1* a candidate for Consty 8upart* Undent of Public Inc ruction. Q U ALIFIC A T IO N ; Mr. Howard kMda a U fa Corliflrau and Diploma iaauad by tha Mlrhi(*n State Normal Coilaco a her* he atndlod tootlououaty for Hvo yaws, taktnf ia addition to tk* rnOof* couraa, apoclal rouraea In Pa * * Th* Hksory aad OcUpce «| Education, p*i vision. Ua alio studied S K S S S a ss Ui I rciprtlfully announce mysrlf • can­ didate for lb# office of comptroller. I am familiar with Us duties, aud If elect* ed promise faithful and- unremitting service. P. THAGARD o**' rour»* at th* Selina Ilu«n*«* Collej*. TEACH ING EXPERIENCE: It* teu(ht FOB TAX COLLECTOR r*ar In tha countrj- diat'lct acboaL o*w y*ar In 1 am a candidate for tk* *ffi>* of Tax Collortor Waablniton Frlrnda Academy, nnd had 'lx rear, nf tu ion igl ax pericoca as SuplarinUndent of city of Seminole County, th auccod my-.lf, aubfoci to tb* action of th* votnr* la tba Democratic erbools Mr. Iloward proparod blmeoU o*p*clatlv for a Primary, nod will heartily appreciate your auprt. Jno. t) Jrnhlna Ufa's woik In tk* service ot lb* PubBc Behoof* and la porhsp* tba beat equipped ol any man in th# rounty fo* th* office ot County Sup­ C O U N T Y J U -D G E -r erintendent of Public Instruction- II* desorvoa Voter* of Bomtnole Countyc ho careful consideration of ail ibo voters of To1 tb# pill* be a candidate for the pom,nation h* county. for county Jude* ot Soralnola county at th* DepiocratiC primary alaetton tn j in * . and / h*r*by announce my candidacy for ro- reapectfully eollrit your vot* nnd lnflu*nc* *l*cllqn to the office of member ol the In my k s j g b a Jf nnmjnatcd and elected, rnuEiy bn« rJ >uf pybtir Initrurlion uf S«n>' by your vot* T laaraftteh a full, jiiat and proper administration ol the dutfe* of th* tnul# couni). D Uiiirl No. 2. office. a C. DICKSON. ____________________ E. F. H O U 8 H O I.D K W . U l*OR S H E R IF F I am a candidate for re-election to tk* office of aheria of Bomlnol* county. 1 frrl luvtiAed in avklns tha pocple ot tbli county lor r*-*l*rtfon to thlr office, oaing ta th* fact that I have not -y*t bad |hl* offico-for a full term. When my protest term of Office eiplftn t will have been In office only on* ball term by electiun, a.id Irea then one hair term by appointment and f<q this rea­ son t Ics-J that t am entitled to your sup­ port and II elected »lll five th* office my clove person*! attention fn th* future as in tha part. t will appreciate your lupprrvt. C M HAND. •e'UF To tha Voters Of Heminoi* Co.t I announce tkat I am S rand,date to •ucceed royaal, as County J h d n ot Sacs Inpl# Ccqnly, *ub|act t,o tit* l)*m ocn«fC . primary. For two year* I hav* dovotdkl, my beat enerrics anO abilllie* -to aervin* you aa County Ju l(*. ,| Cruet efc*|-J -h ae*« Justin*,! the roafUancw y o n .’oxfftowad Iftme two year* *co by the apladdii vot* you lave rn*. I request ot you your support and influence. I| it i<* your pleaauro t° • fain elect ms. I plsdr* you my eaperiene* and b*.i abilities shrlf fro devoted to {h e adminliltatlnn and atfaita of this important offico. Slncefet GEO. G HE Itlll I/O. 1 hri r Liy • nn auric* my »«lf ! i’ll rul id Ate for (h i o filea. of ihrrlfi! of Seinlmale county. FOR CLERK OF C IR C U IT C O U R T eubjxct to ( he action of th# h f morratie Having h*#n B«k»d by a number of voter# (irimsfy to livid Junip fith, 1916. If #l#c(pd I pllBtj c« my*e|f txk fulfill (he ‘lull 4-^ 1# beeom* ! rtnHlHiI# for el*>eW #( the cotift of 5# mi nol 0 county, 1 h«mby in* of thi# olnct Itl thn tlMt 1uf my ability. nounre myttlf for that afflr*. i(ib )w f^ lo th# K. K. II R A D Y . iTomocratac primary, and aoiidt your vox#.^ arlll approval# your tunport during th# FOII (X)UNTY CXIMMUtfilONKU mpslfn If •t#tri«e«i lo givs JI , i rsmnstin <f'iutrmntrcitic, iuif inircir i n#rwb) innoutir# mynalf n a r»m M*t«» lor i , wk.„»_ (.1*, _ ad _ 1*1 do ,« * ** . ,v . * , , nny «nojB l (ti •a n **11 my glm oit to fill * «'fHrr of I uunlv { /mtrmutoner of vh# I n , l _ ^ 1 tsrgimluuf<m#f I>Utfic* of .Hcminoll C ou■ty. nt).sub i u Ih ' ^ JOHN j nr i •atlrfaetloa. l w lK M K T T IN O K K . isct to the lU-mocratic Piimary. and sullrlt tb* vn *• of evrry vo.er tn the (tb Die rid end ask tor 1out suppo'. and I want too at tfcblimato I hereby announce my can 1i la -y lac the [ o*i Icon-,i*o, that it 1 am stee'ed that I will work lion of t'irrk of th* t'lrrult f^mrt for Rsuninole first last anil and all lb* ins lor our District County at the* primary In Junebut pot fnrxsttini or ov.rtooklnf IK# larger Int­ II f i n t e l l ahall live the ffice my very beet end* yt tbe entire fount? and edl use my t»*«t I-er-emai attention at ali Urn * and rn learor to eflori# to work in ha-mnn? »itb (be f'nm- merit your aupparl. Very truly, ml winner* o l the other dm rlri, imard he up D. L TIIRAdftER. l,ulldllti of ttu. enure t'ounty U f' 8 W 11 K E 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate to sail creed myeeif ae rletk ol thr circuit I take p<*-asure In innuunkint myself a court ot Heminoi* eoutuy (ubjeci to th* randidale for the offir* of county commte- Democratic primary to be held June Slh If •InOer nf the Fifth dtailrcl id Semln'd# this year and aallctt your support. I r o u o t y , autilerl to ih* nett Democratic elected ran only promlsa In the future tbe 1Oiimary Tnanklni you for any aaeistanc* • •me palnstakini cere and rlo.* applica­ tion to the office that I have fiven l In th# y ,u may render me. J am paatllenpeerfolly, CVrry llevpectfulfy, • E. A. D O U G LABS. E If K ll.lt EE a I tor th* ten hereby announce myeell a candidate T A X ASSESSOR — the office of county coramleaioner fnr Flret district of Rvnenole county, tub f hereby announce reyaell a can didal*1for to endorsement of lb tiemociilic pri- 1re-eloction to"‘ 'the office uf tas assessor, sub­ Mh ject to tha Demucta'ir primary. Your sup­ on 1v on# promt so to niakr —that I Will bf> port will b* appraclatcd. q.i* and Ju»t lo every cit left ®f tho f ft*' A. V A U G H N . ir- fOUPlI) wrighlnir wr|j *■#r ry a ipendl* 411 the P«-", T# a rn r ¥ | will • PPr# I beifi.y sniiuuiir, „■) — iJ ar a rand,da.# lor i 1" V’ ■ < your • uppitri ■h* „«1 - „f I as As.vssor, an | nit h, g't.Ui.d i . ,\\ SI I.N < EH . i^f-onel Imefrliy, C--" 1 , llitcnshljt, and ris • lllllv In |t.eti>rm (he duties of I be (>-,-»I lot.. | -a nforil llria ld a.* h-» sukipon of .he vo s-rs ol itn* t'liunty. folios. It, ( in > HU' , 1 I "ill appreciate jrour iut. in f PlrdS" '"y !"■) I Tl!>r Ii*r5 *fI HurnlJiT CT»*» *©!«•$• It o Tn n v try gtVa IK affixUni, equiiabie, bursnraethi ilialrin to suuounra inyaalf lor caoilt- llko aiiminstratlon of tbs office. A. It. I 'l l A P P E L L . lata for Ih* Affitq of county rommission,r f, r th* Fifth .D ltltfrl of bomlnola rounty and thrrrfori, annuunr* my camliilsry tor I beg to announce that I am a candidate ibis uffirr. If *lcct*<l I will prnml)* to for niitnfnation for th* office of T » x A sciv* this offii* my n*rvonal ittmlL-ri ami •C»sor «>l ttcoiinole County and *arn*aGy ash qa* arrry rlTnM f,,t IJ,.,i- Int.ini nf tliam this lilt* iiiy your support at the p rim a ry In J u v » . In!#tc*t «I If , rtrS an.i hrminol* rnu m ill). I will tha/(k Reeled, 1 pledge rnywif lo a faithful anil •11 l o i n , S bo far ci.B.*!ii«(rnll) fiv* n»«» th*4/ copsciontipu* d i s c h a r g e o f I h* du.ivs rim >u|ipo|l i n**t*d with the nff]<*. E N D O R r i ll l l. E T T • it it. g u t m m : ....... - 1 . ■ —r — — ■■ ■ 1 ail! h* ■ lat.ilolalr Juf r—slrr Inn of b* ulFOR HTATE LKGIHl.ATD IIE ftrs- ol ("o,in,y Cumtmiiln,,,, fr. m lbs Mh Itl.t* 1 lirrnlif antrounco my candidacy for ret, l If-- i ,-j in| ,, Imaiy- i.f Junsfhi.fi IS An,i 1 i«-*j>*rifully a*k itu- s,.t*i»ora ,q ilu- V>111-rs election to the ttal* legisfaftrsr. from R*m s, ti.*l ,1*1* ai.,| if rlclril f \siil anili-dxrOf to ti.oie m u n i), subjart in tho Demoeea'** All ih* -.ffirr ... to th* brat of my (bill w t * Primary In Jun*. 1 will appror-tato >oug support. •h« utur* *s | l.avr In lh« 9*11. V*.y *.y Truly. J 1 . Mr I .AN K. llagarlmsat af Ihe loleriar lo ihe frwsiocraUt Vul*ia uf Dtalriit Nu. I, U . 8 . (.and Offir* at 1} sines villa, F la ., , Ramlnol* C ount), Florida! . , • Ja n u a ry 1 9 . IS IS . i wlah to announro that I am a candidal* Notice ia hereby given that Jo h n If. |br rr-rl*ctlrn a* county rnmmlMinnrr, Ills- Uoalaa of W*kiwa, tl* ., who on Ja n u a ry tru l No. 1, Scminot* County, sub,*ct to XV. 1913 . mad* Hamsataad E n t r y . N o . your vot* in lb* Jup* prlmaiy 0 1 1 6 4 9 , for W U ot N K i j , Section 4 . T o w n In anpeunefnx m y Candidacy, I do ao with ■ fr^liny that 1 hav* (lv * n tbe poopi* of ship 20 H uulh, Haags 2 * East. Tallahaaso* M eridian, hav Sled notice of Intontion to thla dlatrlrt, and of th* county at la,ft, mako three year proof, to establish claim an unbiased administration, sr.d with a trai­ to th# land abova described before clerk ns that If r*-*lrctod alii b» in position lo of C irc u it C o u rt at 8 anford, Fto rid a , •#, tk* t.ndar unto you a much b*tt*r scrvlcr. 14th day of M arch, IS IS . Aeklng at your hand* a favorabl* conaidar Cla im a nt names as wltnase**: stinn. 1 am, Eugena Rush, of W akiw a, Florida ftaaprctfuily, A l. Von llurblaaa, nf W akiw a, Florida I-, A B R U M L B Y . A . C. IJp fo td of Hanford, Flo rid a W illiam Phil)man, of W a kiw a . F trrld a At tka sotbLallon of a numti*r of la* pay*** R O B E R T W . D A V I8 , *nd voter , 1 b a n decided to broom* a enndtRegister.. dat* for, County Csramlwion*r for th* 6tk. |)la­ 47-Tuee A Fri-IOtc v .' ir let ot nominal# Co. Subject to tho iS n u n illc primary In Juno. Having livsd boro for nearly Deaartmeal af Ih# rnlenoc thirty year* 1 am koonn by avwy voter In tb* V- 8. Land Offica at Gainesville, Fla., rlrt. -■ It If eiqrttd J nrorrlsr to earn tba juedistrict. olo, to th* bant boot Of, of, my ability, aqd oitl g.v# a, . , . ' t . March 4. ISIS. Nolle* I* hereby given that John II. -h* affair* of tb* cinutdo'sUon __ County minty rarorat ___ .______ __ . I nlll appreciate your support 11, la yoqr Jwlgo- Scruggs of Oviedo, Florida, who, on March It. IKO'J, mnd* Ifomeattail Entry, No ra.nl I ran sarva your best inttraat*. 051#4, tor Northeast qumlvr, Bcctlnn IS, Your* Tru ly. * Township SI South. Hang* 31 East, Tallahn, n . U . r A T T I S H A T .U aao* Meridian, has Sled nHie* o{ I Henlion tn I h ard y account* my randidacy for I*- rnaka Five Year Proof, tn m ubfitb Halm 10 th afortlrn tn th* offico ot vommlaafoatr from land above deartibad. btfort Clark of th* Third District. Bomtnol* county. I Circuit Court, at Hanford, Florida, on thn wail a j proriat* yaur support la Ih* Juno 10th day uf April. IfiS . Claimant namr* aa wltnaaaaa; Democratic prim ary and If i s n l M s i . wfil P. W . Grant, ol Ovfod#,. Ffnridn ' do my boat to **rv * tka psopl* *1 my dtaif. D. Latlmora, at Ovitdo, Florida trlct and tho p*opl* of ih* antlrn county Louis Jonea, of Oviedo, Florida ia the future as In th* part. I (1. 0 . Gainst, of Gvinda, *1nrida. ft**P* *1 felly, C . W. K N T Z M IN U E R . R O B E R T W. D A V IS . Raghtar. 37-Toaa 3 Frt-tttp At tha request of many frltoda and •uppeittro I hereby announce my-candidacy far tha office of County ComrafcafOM* of ti«minol* county fnr District No. X. sub­ ject to tb* derision of tb* D A n n c rau Primary to b* h*ld Juno ttb. 1 nit! ap­ preciate th* support of tba voter* ot Dis­ trict No. t . Respectfully, L. P H A O A N . At th* tsqursi of many taxpayer* and ritiaen*. I hav* decided l a beeom* a candi­ dal* lor county cominiaeicner, tor tba 3rd District of Remlnol* count), Florida, *ub J»c* lo th* Democratic primary of Juno 6th. Having lived in what la now ftrmlnola rounty for upward* ol 4(1 year* I fori Jus­ tified in making thla aansuncomant. If *l»rt*d I will us* my beat Judgment and influence for th* welfare of tha taxpayers and upbuilding of our county. Htlicit In« the support of lb* taxpayer* and qualt$»d voter* of District Ho. J, I am I Res poet lb tty your*. J- J. UAhtJeET. Jt. its- a r coin had been s w a llo w e d sev eral d ay s ago by [fallen In excitement, appar­ ently, In making his will.— Portland Dispatch Seattle Post-Intelligencer. V plndca #iv doa* paraunal attention nnd ihl faitkfkl a lack art* M th* dulWv nf tka of- - ' i rr I wok je a i aaoperatton and Fortunate Ar# Tho## Who Hav# th# Happy Habit of Doing InattnoI barobv announ*a myaall a candidal* for th* offico nf SaMriatondoal *1 Fubtl* tlvaly tha Right Thing tt Inatrucllo # of Somlnof* County, anbfocl tha Right Tim*. ( • Iko Da mocra tic Primary. If aioctad I They were talking about personality and the conversation somehow drifted, hi. .1 ? T v r*h, , n d ------ Wadaworth, not unnaturally, aluce tliero were no Itrennen’ i? * * I.T ’ ,H» ' " n*n * " d ESan J . “ io u 'a o d eacb nt / « • , f * hereby required in hi* J 11*-. j M a E. lModgatt aad men present,- to personality in tb# and ~ Blodgett, hla veil., l.abel If. (ilb.on t* ipp**r «• «h* bH) • L « ° ™ p ^ , J b* r* ln /..mat you In Iko nhovn omitted n u w sterner acx and how It manifested and Glbaon, barkuaband, Sarah 'nolo doy Of April, A. n. Iteelf In dlfferenl wnya and under dif­ I l u .r d ----- l , n w n - h*r huabind, fit * lb* » » i bring tk r >rd day of April. U,u* in accord anto sitb tai itb tM* hi ' V0* --------Mabor, hi. Wife bald certificate. Ih* lollo.la, d„ : c crlbed . *ambraca n*brace ih. Catherine T . Convrrae and — — C o n 1 ferent circumstances. , ^ T b i Santord Horoid la hor-by designated verua, her httaband. Ell B. Merritt and On# man waa delightful to have aa a, Ik* nowvpaper In which this ordar ahalt t , ~ — Merritt, hi* wife, M u r Saitent X , published oneo a wook for twelve eona guest at a party. He made blxnaelf band*,’cV J* ' «N. B lI?^nr PUtb,rb,r band, (h ald| , I.. Chapman an d --------agreeable to all and somehow man­ *^hBraa*r,|nV band and official aaal at Chapm an, kla wife. Nathan C . Holden linford. Heminoi# county. Florida, thla tha aged to lift the burden of an entertain­ J M . ------- - Holden, hla wlf. Erneat M. of ment completely off t*)e shoulders of a Ih^uauann 1*1n<1 o*ln|[ *1 the dale o[ iil ‘i i “iu*n‘1 ~ , ~ T ,lo*d ,n. hi* wife, Dan. . « d t' ° , « N. Holden, k.a wife F A H In the name o| W 'n .,1 r t i t . . , m .M j g . c ^ m . rlortnn Holden »nd — ■ , l(old*ci hat hostess. A* soon as he entered be In­ da’aclbed S“* uT 'jnhnoarn, . . .bovl Uibtiid. F. E. NetOrion «ad —— i * r,f l IJbImb r#rtifVrttr« i KbII troduced a pleasurable sen90 of reetlvb« f *d«*#m*.J ftrrtirJit)( t„ \km ttl (1 j „ N . tleton, kla *|f. Byron S. Ashley ;od fehell# Main**. Solicitor tor Complainant. Katie M. Aehley. hi. wife Georg* C. Hun­ ity that communicated Itself to other f c “ D.lfc, y , r un ,ta Z- ” '1 n' M.Trh ger and — ----- ifungar, hi. w l f , . Vt. F. guests. Another man did not shine “ A n ------- llarne*. hi* wlf.,' W il­ ° mV *i •<* n» » “'e and aaal ll*mB*V tnte the l«th day olFebruary. A I) ISltt liam l----McRae a n d M rKae hla especially at parties, perhaps, but be »H*. llamllion Mcllaa a n d --------- ’ Me? ... ■ -K- A. IIO U OLAM . w a s Ideal for a, sotltuda of two. He Clerk Clrralt ( ourt Seminole Co , Fla . U i*. hta wife, Gaorce leaver and la Ika Clrtaii CanrC Bat t a lk Judicial Clr U a , , , . h|, wife, John A. Branch and U . alwaya made any woman ho waa call­ tall. I" and Fnr (itmlaelo Counlr. Hor IZ-Fri-Stc " r V M " '■ \ t a. In Ckaacorr _ . .. T. t,r,B oh; b,‘ ,**»•• K R- Prlnc* and ing upon feel that to Mnd her at home MM Prince, h i. wlfa, J. J. C o m b , and . u j stenatrora nnd Realty Truat C o n Combi, bit wlf*, Jarbii D* Dunn aud alone gave him complete satisfac­ ,,Jpaar. » corporation. Complainant. r , " , ‘ Boeanlk J.dl,l.|“ ( lr,alt ---- Dunn, hla wlf* Allen C. Grow tion. S* “ ' * 0,» C'ouati, Plarida. In ,*"d Rudolph F. Nyman, Oeoranna G. Nyman ?£ * nd ,------ - Greeley, hla wlfa, Henry And ' then one woman casually re­ Ckaa. P- Handeraon and Hannah A. Ilanh! i, ‘ °f and all parties s **'*‘ , pPle^ a n d --------- Sweelapple, hi* Jeraon, D efendant. Jf' ,p - D. Morris a n d --------*M oiri* r a 'C f “ 0d0f S. H. Harrington marked that the most difficult aoclal Forecloaura of U ortgags X ? Itt tR.*' W. Harrington, bt, »||t, Mary P* ! '■ P»*ehal and M. It. To Rudolph r . Nyman, Otorgann* Ly Nir-« »‘ *PP. her hu-band, I aachal, bis wife. Lathe F:. Willard and role for a man to (111 successfully was ~ 7 - Willard, her husband. J.- C. Kreid that of escort. Not as escort to a con­ ■as. Cbaa. P. Handaraon and llanrfih K , h r . f i V « and J.i.la V. Wtltney Pi* * J ! f ' li*B»o«» Itapp a n d ----- -- Kacip and Ih arlotlt Krejcl, hia wlf,, W. R. '((‘appearing flora tba affidavit of Goo. (j. t?1^ 1 h*'1'* Warwick, Truitee. Windsor and — — Windsor, bla wlf*. cert or lecture or'the theater, but to Rcriisr, solicitor and enamel for (oraplal* Florida .Saral Sturt* A (.'ommievlnn Com. Columbia Finance A Truat Company, ua a social entertainment such aa a re­ aial* herein duly fllad, th at' the above pany. . ,o lpor<iion. C k.,|„ T Allen Truateo for S. J. Ilobta, Bankrupt, a eortamid dclrndania.ar.il each of them are" At i “ , c " . , Allt.“ - . hU o*1'- F- II Clover, porarion. Warn*!) Lumber and Veneer Com- ception or dance. M,C*| U , ie<idtnla of the aUla of Florida, but rtlilen < . McCalrsont amt P*1**,. * .eorporalfon, Jueeph P. Mltello " 1 know one man." sbo said, “ who I* hia wife. Chari*. resident* of tha United Stale*; That moni, hla vile. Rertha P MrCalmont anil and < arellae A. Mlirll*. \t.rw|,k a n d ---- Warwick, hla wlfa, Ik* residence of the aald parties. defendant*, a wholly delightful ns an escort, and the . , McCalmont. b-r h u • b a n d, ( ia unknuwn to affiant and that diligent inr* A Mm al.nonl and At c ,|m,ut h-r II H Merrill a n d Merritt, bis an d— ---------Fuller, and \ S *iy|J •tl*, A .I). t Fuller quliy ba* been made without avail, to as­ hu'b nil. I*hiIt"fj* 11 ----- —-d — ^ Fuller,hi*hit other day 1 endeavored to analyse juaf it*. 1 l>. Shepard at Adminlatrator. WIN hrr huBbaad I r a »|i It a I I . nJ certain the place of toeldenco of aald dewherein the charm lay. I onee heard lead anta. " T , . I * 1'.. V bnvbAn^ Jepm* E. J*e,h llam Mocra Ancaa and Ktta II. Itlnra. It skid of him, by another man. that It appearing by aworri bill in a rertaln You and aarb nf you are therafora or­ inil i l,. I*rrk. ^tr 'hu^l'atid, H *wn|| |i rau*e, wherein F Mi*nn Kbberta la com- he- wn* ft man who always did untl dered to appeaf to the bill of complaint Fuller arid- I ^ ujJa " A • Fuller, ifr. J .4 . Sled In lhie cauaa on or before Monday, | • ph It T *IM|UA (L.ritj . „ri1ufti, hii l 'at nan | mill the i k vr in med pa ft let (odd the rlghi thing nl the right Unto, Mtm defendant!, riled in our Circuit ( ‘nun April I'd. A. I>. 1916, tha aame belli* • * •<• . 1 W rarnhat- ah ! FWah \ \ err. Rat, I lay of tMg’ tDUM. ham. t, Wit# hrnne’dt and Fran- I**r thr Seventh Judicial t’lrrult of Flor- nnd this seem* to 1 k> true of bltn ln || i) further ordefOd that thla nollre br re, K Kenned Iiiw »ilr. In t|iin ^ttrinri •d*- m aritj for Seminiil# County, Florida, the cnp;tt'Uy of escort. He always the ( 1a m r f reaidenee of above named pah),shed lor eight T *l cotveecutlve weeV» H a ile .) r,.tl i iM.«n *’ompatJ) t * *««r that I'f* ndanf • are to the ro rot la! riant un - seem* to dii the obviously correct tiling la the Sanlord Herald, a raeii<paper pol p oratimi. itrarw I Fa liar and 1 u| li,t*d ui Sanlotd, Florida. . let. her huabail'd, .S a fti U r| || known, that they and each of them at* Instinctively. Witr.ni, K. A. Douglaaa, lUCll dark nf the fuller and Fuller hU e|fn#* ftotart o*rr the i p of 21 year*, and that tier© la , * a per*on In thi* itata ol Ftorida tha Florida H» Ci/cuit Court. SominolB fount/, FIc . " I have norer stepped outside my Minty and — — -— Mi n ot a auhpoena nn whom would ioJ th# a^ll of Bald cturt, on thJa th* 3rd If* hi* wife, ha fmjrl Ju ne % ajri ji' * MbikiaaJfl defendant or any of them door with him." khe went on, "without diy of Fdhiuiry, A*« IJwi 1 1 1 ®. June*, hla wifr........... A 11 Vineani ai’d • ~ ’i ©U are therefore requir'd to appear U f k ? DOUOLASS.* a complete seuko of Vincent, hia wifr. W* A Ktifer. aad *N|. t/yfnrv *11(1 enurt on Monday, the I at d y experiencing ^ , • Clark. A. Uufrra, hit wifr. I)a»bl It JirrJpcF* of Mj K A> 1> f 9tr,. to m « « f f «ai I Ml l*o guardianship null! my'return. It Is Uy J b». C, HohrrU, l> C* and r,y* f . J1a rtt|i■«>n, h\j m|f»•, ( ’ *W fomplviot, e|«a the aame wilt he fakep a (!ro Cj lf«*rrlnit' ^ .1 not that his actions. Indicate any spe­ I. n11 miit11 r • r•*ea]11*■ Fr111 n*11. ( ef |i *'|ay ' b **-d i . untol (or r'otnplBlnant. •He, 1' % H r i, arid M** . A H-r it cial consciousness of wh.it he Is doing *lt la further ordered and adjudfed fha« t ri *«te hl« »>fr, >amu»l I W a d -**r'h acnl »hi* order, be j ublliKed or ee a »>»k f if W»d»wnn h t* * Ilf J •i hr. nr»« i h •*\ leva t ba n itb cn more than *0 d >t *, Inn On the contrary, lie Is engagingly nat­ and Film j linnr.*■n, I • a (r J n | th# *'» f fftril If# raid a r i i<[it| *-i pq dt<hf-d ural and free from any assumption of |l "W. »i 1 Sr^ lPi U rinjtYf). Florida * NbiIpp «f AppllcMlon for 7 a* Hard flitdii III lldf ae|f nfr.l Uabt H I. I ! V\ i* rt*.o* WI *-1e« f I have hereunto m | directing things-, hut while with him .Sprlton * of ('hipter 488H, U * i of Mudda hua hah <t » a ly I J( tti v band and affiled the *ral a woman whom beds escorting enjoy* f *aid faurt Nfttirw «■ haraby glaen that Ovpntrfvi llrtim n r i- ,•i.«nid. 11 11 Vfaher arid i hi* 1* 11 d a j of Fa hr u ■ry, A U 1*M f, Turi-potin# Company. purfha»of t»f Ta* a pleasant sense of being his first con Mahff, I . t• ifr, I «| hrf ilie T i tin •eel a im u r.i.A S s. Crrt.ftrUr No. 9« 8* dated the 4th day of t**r»r hfi.| lunu fk# hi r hutband. slilerntlon lie never for an tnstnnt Flerk of the FlffUlt (*OUft. Jon# A H. 1894, Ha* filed BB.d r«rliflrltf Kll M Mrff.u d M rff.p hi* a llo w s her to experience that feeling .a fpv offir*. and hat made appl-rat.on for w.tf«. V| Afj V, eifr nti 8 *f‘d*-hi*r ami Ja."h tu «fr#J to . m u * ln arrvordance » 11h law Henry Fit her l.vr Mband « harlea N of being unattended under which 1 Said rrrttflrpta trohrteci the follon ing (hapm ln ari.! < ha ©man, hi* » 11», Nt. Ufa of \ pplir ailrtn far lak Herd I'ndef have seen many women nud girls suf­ dtarnbed property aituatad in Sapiiaole Nathan (* Hold n ant! .Section ft of < haplrr* 4ftAfl, Lawa of Flor* If olden hia wife Ida foyniv. Floriaa, to-wit; N K t* ©f SKt£, Frnesf \| llrjfatt ah-t Ib l {« n hi. fer and have occasionally suffered my II, Tp 20 S. It- 29 Ea*t *» e i» her» • t'j gi%rn ibat f harlea » lb I ' am . I M I 1. • A• 1 i *. ft. M. .. self. t' *.»!1 n.« | u *' iia*e * rtf Tat I rftlflrilr No. H f n * >1»tI Tfr •*id land beifif aaaea^P’d at the date hti » if*Haatlaa V " * ? ' 1” MV 10#port « « r i # t tka ■ # $ ■ ! > . so# year rotes At tba p d U . .. J. R O W L A N D W I L D M A N . 8#nilnalv county of laid Mtau Admlamf.bf; haraof. 1 W,U,n 0D* roar from tha dat. Pu!|b* " d hi “ * Ualad February flth. A. D Ivia ^ ' im * . * 11*’ r 1 tool I. --am . oath ------ la# 14 tkia office for reatkat l Will MtManUy «x#Uia to tka For Sprains, Lameness, Sorea, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrate* and Healt. Stops Pain A t Once F or M an and B e a d 1 25c. 50c, $ I, j A» AQ Dealer*. V - m «, * :- �Now Open Under New Management ^ ' * ‘ 1 .. . • R a te s $2.00 P e r D a y an d U p S p ecial R a te s b y th e W eek Longwood, Fla Vv " m elik e - C o m fo rta b le - C o n v e n ie n t ' I d or Board loom W Reasonable Rates For Excellent Service Corner of Magnolia Avenue end Fourth Street CORRECTIVE EXERCISE DIETETIC EXPERT CHIROPRACTIC * f OSTEOPATHY W m. H. CROSBY N A T U R O P A T H IC P H Y S I C IA N MACFADDEN METHODS . log nulu mo better. It carries mo bock to my own mischievous child­ hood. I fool Ilka romping with thorn." From that evening hla polite tact has won him a placo In that homo u favorite necond to no other comer. larva saakath not ttaalf to ptaaaa. If ho la walking up the street with a N o r fo r Itself have any car*. young Woman who la fond of twirling B u t fo r another gtvaa U a aaaa. And builds a Heaven In Hall's daspalr. her silk hangbog.' from which her handkerchief flies out, he gallantly rushes after It an entire block, breathleaaly, until he haa found and returned to her the bit of linen. He assures her that he baa been to no trouble; that It waa a pleaauro for him to do ao alight a favor for her. Thua hla polltencaa la In evidence wherever he gooa, eapedally when hla aupremo dealro la to woo certain worn' f 'c f * ‘ap^gven well to-do women, when^ftm dija u admirers whom they'look upon aa having an eye to their wealth are completely charmed by the auave, soothing manner of the ppllte wooer. It la uaeleaa for their well-meaning frlenda to giro one adverao opinion which would tend to prejudice them agalnat him. They only waate breath In thia vain at­ tempt. The polite man never loaea ground with tho fair acx, but la aure to pleaae them. Agalnat nil odda ho la a nover-falllng heart wooer. Hla hnsty-tempered rival may have a ton tlmea .kindlier nature, may love tho woman fbr herself nlone, and bo will­ SA N rO K I), rL ()H IIIA 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ® * * * * 4^ *4* * * * 4* * 4* * * * 4* * * * i < | X X X IIIillllU IIX X X iilllllllllU llllllilllliK X X lliillllilll^ O O C heeded them. E V E R Y T H IN G Sivsb - D o o rs - FOR T H E B lin d s - B U IL D E R a M o u ld in g s - * f l o o r i n g Politeness la not only a valuable asset in tho manor in which women arc wooed, hut In many Instances dear, sweet memories ariso In tho bosom of loved ones aa they fondly recall many arts of gentle, manly |«i lltenesa, while others passed them In neglect. Politeness costa nothing. It 553 g C filin n . S illin g * F r a m in g . Mi l l PHONE W o rk of E v ery N o. 105 D e s c r ip tio n S S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Sun Parlor Observation Library Car. Dining Car, h xtssw tk a Her nsis * vt , JACKSON 7.51 KM. n a n s M iM iN t**® , vou akv ii*» et t*</ S C H E Q U LE Lv. J A C K S O N V IL L E ... -9-0Q P - M A r . A L B A N Y . ......... .^...•J2 , 3 0 ; A . M An. An. Aa. A a. C O L U M B U S ..... . . . 6 . 1 0 B IR M IN G H A M ...^ ..1 2 .2 5 S T . L O U I S .......,7 .0 5 s A M C H IC A G O . ^ , . . . 8 . 2 0 7or (Vr Mil*J *L M RM * A -W Sltjpiag'C^T - m t n 'i / i o n t A w r n iT o k o » * . 130 w t ' - l OA V L I M I T . J A C K S O N V tL lC O* . O r lT ^ ' -P . j G.KnM<iJuiD bA a .H lLlA U U ftO M O TN i-. T A M P A * * * T E M P T A T IO N S GIRLS FACE tf it's our lircnd, you'll m-od ii For it is surprising how [ n i .j>)■- who ordirutrly do not nire (or brend invariably Hod tnemwlvt-s liking it after tasting the pmdurt of our ovens. Why not try it aud know, (or your-eK Once you try, you'll always buy, i- our prediction Im-Msl on experience with many others A r r a n g e to s u p p ly yunr f;rinly will) pure w a t e r n o w nm tfter i ■mi lia\ e had sickness due (• > *mjrifccti'd su p p ly, [f yrnrog girls could map out their future, guide their dentlnj Into wllloll ever ehattnel inost appealed to them, few. If any. would go astray Kaeh would meAt a good, honest young man and af i er the regulation sweet und tender courtship, would w ed ami sol tie down to jin' honored domestic life blessed by n loyal husband anil loving merry children. S P E N C E R ’S BAKERY Park Avr 0-!□ * > */ > :[j X X X I I I I I I I I I I I I J C X X I I I I I I I I I I I I t l lll lll lll ll X X X I I I I I I I I I I I I X X X X III CHICAGO 6 . ing to endow her with considerable et hla earthly goods. Weighing both .In the balance, «h n declares she could only bo satisfied with tho-pollto wooer ns a life partner. Tho frank, out­ spoken suitor wastes his time when ho comes a courting, hoping to cut out hla rival, her polite adorer. Ho Is honest and blunt and nil tho words he aaya to her are worth gold. If sho but and by Appolntmont Corner P a 'k Avcnur and Ninth Street EL TRAINS lining CKair Car, berth iind Compjrimont Sleep ing Curs,* Free Delivery I ’ruvule .u liip ia le fire protection i«>r v*mu residence a n d other 1 ii! iru,*' n o w — not after y o n have ! ai a «|i -a -ir< *u*. e o n fla ^ ra lK it P repare for the irrig a tion ur •.•r \<• and g a r d e n n o w — n an tine vpt*c4ctl d r y spell ha- i -t you a lot o f m o n e y o n c r o p - ] '-'In their Irtnoccnco and lehoranco of the world they are apt to look upon each young man who approaches them \ I L|\i-% C\press Tank .111 1 1.a! vaui/ed with appanyU ndmlrallon as the heart main Intended Their lives ar*' pplifted or marred In tl.e neei with whom they ate Inougbt into . uil:u I If they aro girls who cannot le- ,||. | tnred at TiAtne by careful nis, leit must make their own way In the worl d ' t In'- nl irnpor taut *d.i\ vm send -•rt- j-^rt-rerrlars •* 't>- you tit • - 1 cala »nd G. M. Davis & Son In ofllco, shop or factory, and have beauty In uddltlou to youth, moro often than not they aro subject to grave • i*evlls and temptation that other women never know, U usually begins by sntnu, rich ne'er do well singling a j Power ( i r a v i t y W a i n ''ii util take |>ood rare , n , . >r 807 Laura St. Palatka, Florida f'.stabllsliiw l 1HHH girl out. a » she goes to and from her work, by persistent effort s o n reding In breaking down the barriers ot lo r maidenly modest) ti>- inveigling t or Into a flirtation T h e girl Is Haltered, hop,, rises with her to arcompany him ' to a nearhy lino restaurant for lunch I 'JustWhat ContractorsNeec InStock orMade to Order Structural steel of all kinds a sj>ecialty— I-l>cm»s, channels, angles, stays, holts, etc. . Jlurtlwotxls in variety—ash, hire'll, cedar, cherry, cypress, mahogany, maple, oak and white pine- The Merrill-Stevens Company Good Service-Quick Delivery C o m p le te lines carried in stock . B est equ ip p ed m achine shop in S ou th east fo r speciul w ork. A com p lete force o f w o rk m en ready fo r road w ork a t a ll tim es. P a rticu la rs and q u ota tion s on short n otice. W ire , p h on e o r w rite us. Merrill-Stevens Company 6 0 0 to 654 E a s t B a y S t r e e t J a c k so n v ille , F lorida A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House For You ness of unsuspecting youth. ThCro la only one way In which young girls can bo made to safeguard themselves, and that is to be taught the dangers that Ho In secret love affairs, asd, above all else, not to have confidence In the man who counsels It, no matter what smooth reason ho may artfully ;sef forth. Do not keep a lore affair from your folk, dear girls, If you POLITENESS AN ASSET WOOING WOMENT IN Kiss mo as If you enured gay My brurt at tome noonday; A bud that d i m not disallow The claim, so all Is rendered up. Those who mix and mingle with many men have a fair way of Judging the part which politeness plays In wooing women. The potlieipoken man may have less apparent advantages than the man who was born with a golden spoon lu his mouth, having u hard time to edge his way Into the society of young women. Itifl when once ho obtains an Intro­ duction which ho has desired for some time, ho makes hla way clear, for he is pretty well trained for conflict and victory. Ha is the kind of man who wanlr his young hostess to know that he likes to drop In, without any formal- con. Thin typo of scoundrel Is euro to bind the girl to tho utmost secrecy— whispering that no one must know of their lit ltd romance, and growing at­ tachment. If tho girl Ignorantly refuses to keep tho affair secret, withstanding tho temptation of dlnlMg and auto rides, the rascal has no Intention of wnstlng time with her, but dnds an excuse to fall out with her, letting her go her way, fuming hla attention to some other pretty maiden who ta ns foolish ua she la fair and not proof against temptation In a lino Betting, The first girl goes her way, leads ar> honest Itfu and is rewarded by her good an­ gel soon or late. Tho girl who Is flattered by tho man with the pollto manner, smooth ways, beguiling smile and proficiency In lovemaking and lured to cafei, Joy Hdos and clandestine meetings, keeping her own counsel, has made her own bed. which she will find Inexpressibly hard. rhere will be few, U-any. lo pity her. At an early age girls should bo made to understand the difference be­ tween right and wrong, what to fear and What to encourage, and above all eUo that a true lover never, never comes In tho guise of a tempter. Se­ cret lovo affairs aro harmful. To R e p la c e P o p p y Fouierly W it h in d ig o . sit the dyeing works in Shanghai used native Indigo, and Unbest quality of the dye was produced m Kwunluug in such. districts as Fat »han and Chaoyang Now efTorts ar» being made to Induce the guvemnf< nt to interest tho people tn setting out indigo plants wherever tho poppy w„t formerly grown. P 2 0 0 LBS '4 [ideal ] I f e r t il iz e r i \ M FD BY I !WILSON L TOOMERI “ FERTILIZER CO[_-'* C«»OAVU.L(. S l A , ' Use Ideal Fertilizers And Be Sure of Results F o r a quarter cen tu ry Ideal Fertilizers j have produced best crops with th e biggest \ profit. Today, as heretofore, we #ive you j tlie best combinations of plant food possible. Right Sources *,f. Perfect Blends Right Proportions * \\ rite for new c a ta lo g u e and price list. h e a t t i n’ M a r k e t on p rices. 1 W e can Wilson &Toomer Fertilizer Co* ] Manufacturers Jacksonville of I de a l - Fertilizer*! ' Florida �jJ- - * * MJ*1,,* * * * ,,* * * - * ,l* J#* 1**dtfadJ2* < * » »* d a * * * * * * s a * * a a a * * a u t f ■ W IL L DISCUSS GREAT. ISSUES HERE For February, Hanford Publle DEBATE IN SANFORD ON T1IE 24th ' TH E A LL PURPOSE CHARCOAL STOVE S r (tools TRAMMELL HAYS I|K 18 WILLING TO MEET BRYAN IN JOINT * HONOR ROLL . BwrujpptmntJnjiannrrpajTBBppDPMpppiipBBirjwni^ppd^p&BinHnffli P*lnc unable to meet at other to charge me with abandoning the pointa 1n Florida it is almost certain duties of the office of Governor, td that Senator N. I*. Bryan and Gov, run for the senate— with using the l ark Trammell will open ( )H, f)rsl appointing power to pacify these( se­ M Run* of tho campaign here on cret societies—ignoring county com­ March ^Itlj. Candidates Day. The mittees ta build up political fhnfollowing letter from Governor Tram chines — with plagiarism — nepogmcll lx interesting: ism in office—attempting to have Tallahassee, Fla.. Feb. 28, HMC federal building placed upon prop­ Hon. N. l\ Bryan. . erty of relative, and using public of­ Jacksonville, Fla. fice for my own personal advantage. Dear Sir: 1 have not abandoned the duties ' our telegram nf the 2Cth inst., of my office, and must say that slating that you would speak at there is a great lack 6t consistency several places in South Florida dur­ in your charge and your own .con­ ing this week mvl inviting me to duct. Have you not abandoned the meet you at these, appointments duties of your office at Washington I wns received Sulurduy afternoon and come to Florida to curry on As I have just Wired you. | iind that your campaign? I have neither used the appointive nlTtrial duties at the Capitol, and an engagement that 1 have to speak, power to pacify secret societies or build up political machines. Have Marifi Doro in "Diplomacy’*'nt the Star here tonight make it impoMible for you been guilty of such In Connerm* J to meet you in Gainesville to­ 'Monday, March 13th night. Also engagements made some tion with tho positions you have time ago to -speak in Jasper Wed­ procured for your friends, and is nesday morning, and Apalachicola your own conscience. the basis for •Saturday morning, make it intpruc- your suspicion? Your charge, of plagiarism and Qulck’s ChlH Tonic cured my h « S ? K J™ , rT" ‘rl >’ou ,lt of LtlGripp'! and Fewr after the d o i J o r Y 1 Florida this week However, nepotism will lie met when you at­ medicine and other medicines failed. I * ill he glad to nn-i-t you at some tempt „the particulars, and I will L U IA C .R O A C H .p rili^ .M .. date m the near future, and will show their ridiculousness, absurdity, bold by L. It. Philips & Co., 26c ^ ^ . j ^ e l f 0[ your inviuttion a* their lack of merit and how far you snob* »5 tin hii i! duties will |i.-r will go in yoUr, desperation to batch mil. up something on'vfhirh lb base yetrr □ u o o o o a a a a o a a a n o a a a ooo uddo I ih. uh. with ,i^ 1 knock t|n opponent.. 1 will he please.| |. Your rbarge that 1 have used my you >our connection with, and your approval of Sections 4 and b of the office for jpy personal advantage resolutions of .the state committee unwarranted and absolutely unst'uhV E T E R IN A R IA N ; ,adopted on Jan f>th, defining who tained by truth nnd facts. When Uu meet we will discuss all sliall he accepted us Democrats au------OFFICE — «- La Grippe And Fever Cured * | DR. A . DOLAN " “ Lower First- Grade— Helen- Jen­ kins. Irene Brandt, Thelma Howell, Morris Benjamin, Wilbur Davis, Hugh Devine, Kldrtdgo Duncan, Ar­ thur Zachary, Claude Locke. Advanced First Grade—Joe Klnard, Harold Shimmona, Louise Thrasher, Raymond Muirhead, George Putnam, Maudle Fortson, Rebecca Stevens, Gertrude Benja­ min, Elisabeth Whitner, George w iib u r. ECONOMICAL DURABLE ATTRACTIVE This little stove it built to stand rough usage— made of strong sheet metal—it will give the best of wear and service. . §=; N It’s much easier to handle than the old clay pot—and it will not crack or break. ; Second Grade— Margaret Cowan, Margaret Edwards, Thelma. Godbee, Virginia Jlnklns, Katherine It will boll the weeks wash, heat Symes, Claudia Wright, James irons and cook a meal with a very Brown. Junior Dutton, Marian Fortsmall a..- ...t of charcoal; in winter it can be used for heating purpose*., No son, Ernest Liverdaya, Calvin }licsmoke. No odor. Gahugin. Leslie Moughton, J. D. These stoves are very ornamental nnd 'are guaranteed to give absolute Perritt, Canton Hines, Hnymond ' satisfaction. Price JL60. For Sule at all Progressive Dealers. Schual, Edgar Shiles, Frederick T H E F L O R ID A M E T A L P R O D U C T S CO. Weeks, Loren Price, Mary Elisabeth *» J ) L V K K t J R K E N A V K N t ’E J A C K S O N V IL L E , F L O R ID A M oyc. Margaret Peters, Olive Ren• Send Far Ctairal C ib b iM a froe, Kermith Hurley, Charlie Carl­ son; Elvis Egge. .Third Grade— Irene McGahagin, GHlV*Nfwjnon. Mary Elisabeth Pu; xJRatherync Wcssner, Sarah AViJllnma, 'Elolse Wright, Joe CaldAT wt^J, I’ aul* ijtrpng, Paul Thompson, Irma Srhijh, ‘Cecil Hines, Lewis Shtyp. y. .i j f **■ Fourth Grade — Agnes IVr[ltt. Ma­ I'*. e. bel * Wilkinson, ■ tynn PaXtpn. John Brumihy, ‘John ’ Wilson, Maude' ^lur,- People Resort to All Manner of Tricks rsway. i r \ - •' * to Get Extra Supply of Butter— Fifth Gnub'— Ralph ^W'druff, Working Classes Get It, Wellifoburt Thrasher, ’ Wy vtrfi Duke. to-Oo Go Without Madge Woodcock, Martha Chim­ era pell. Sarah \\ beeless. Lirxio Flowers T jj0 uaRU0>— pjeturesquo and eomeBeatrice Marlin. Chnrlolto ^truth,, what.pitiful scenes where long lines Martha Duke,* W. A. Adaratf, Wes- j wait aC'tho doors of German butter /Good F lo r id a Bc?of. ley Foster. Edward Humph, {{ohprt abopr ar» d<:»crlbod in a tllspaLch to imjvh. J{< LONG 0011 LINES HoteT S “ n HARDMAN’S MARKET MEAT w e : h a v e it T h e B e s t .W e s te rn B eef. Williams, BeCtlah BroVn;,Emily, Bjli-: tA*' Now Hblterdam Courant from Its Porljij aorreapondcnL S jirin g L a m b ; ley. Nora Jenkins, Ro*ge Muhflh, .Au' (Ids noWepaper Is sympathetic Stemfier, Thresu Tcfiuble, Ih^tm-d to vote m Dug pr i mar y, as your ch“ rKt’1‘ VOnr own Marie C h ica g o M ilk F ed V ea l. | with Germany, It cannot bo occustsl Ha n d b r o s. stables record Florence Witte, Isabel Strong.' C orn F ed Bigs. of pitQsuntlng an excitable and rung Yours very truly, Sixtii Grade ’ Sidney Kennedy.'* Bring in your la m e a n d irk gerated account.such as the Germans P o rk Sausage. Park Trammell Webster Ordwuy, Frederic Htnes, complain of In nlllcd Journals hotscs iind mules. Have them L iv e r P u d d in g. treated. Have their teeth ■■>lie tram Shejdienl, Willie Mullein. n t \ !•> I \ Itl l(l<; HT Tim correspondent begins by quot­ ainined, sharp c o r n e r s drew. .1 P igs F e e t J e l l y Seventh tirade Mane Bragg, ing from u story told him by n frlcml' dtyvn, project (ons rut oil .mil deIle a d C h eese *’l got In with a little persuasion. l'iilittka Mnn H um lltiill ( )prt’ t*s Helen Chorpening, Vivian Crosby, o/ars extracted. They would not Hut \ Hart, Ethel Henry. Mina A line was waiting T a n k * for M a n y V t-n ra anti Kouce. CO O uooO D D O D onQ nannnnoonni Howard, Julia Living. Bertha Muncy, lot urn go In front, of course, but 1 (iaini'd I'utnu F a n cy C h ip e d B eef. As the allentfon of this section of Velnta Venable, Georgia Walker, protended I only wanted vegetables. H u m e M a d e C orn ed P.eef. Ho I got through the line nnd after I loriibt i- ttirtdtM! to staplt* crops, Tom Anderson securing vegetables. I asked with a T h e P est H a m s and Bacon E igh th tirade \ era Terheun, LLiiAL ADVI IIIIS IN ij i u t i l . N.it.t! futv .it.il the raising ’ very liniment face for a quarter of a F a t C h ick en s. Margaret Strong, Mnlbe Abernathy, .it . tttlc ts b e c o m in g m ure an d riinri* ( pound of butter I bid It In my coat, \ « Urettnafic* A m m d i n i S r t i l u i t : **. ..f th. Wi i ma Graves. Ruth Marshall, Mila factor in farm life, the market for w i l l j n - t l t ; ll ltll III y r %Ifeed I t r d l n i h r e s &( I h r I tl) *.f San went out and Joined nt the end of the of I 9 I I sjlns is is being widened, dred Huston Marian Dieterirh. l .inks and silns lit lil t line. Without much more trouble I ■ U l ' l T t He It urdaiiii'il |iy lh<* Mayor it •( » ;f > I bis is evidrnt-etl by the advertising Martha Brown, Gladys Adams, Hel­ got a second quarter of u pound—“ * • unnl t»( Sanfi-r<I, Huruin J hat if hall ht* uf.jaa.lttl I f * , (# « • Tim corronimndctit comments -iinP tign ti M Davit St Son of Ptt- en Sh -Itii11 *»<n l*i fun itt> ■ u in fnubils* •<r* • ’ .)iuL.il <1 t> M i n i i>I t h - i it y nf h ai.r .-c i » i L . 1.. "That ts bow wo got along In Hqrltn .i'n.1 l u t e started m the (,'n m m erNinth tirade Thandnre Hu-ttge I’M* li Iti11■ itt if a f r • I.» f - 1. i ti 4 • 1 * i S i h w a r t i , Dorothy Humph, today, that ts wtiut wo must do to l.l H. Ma m« Ht'llf «.r lift t*fiv j ttmJi. • ft. r**-. 11, 1. .1 uitil m\ «.,! ' i ; , g. t th* m y u! hanfur*! uui»iil< •«< •t<• titn F eck, Kail- M. redtth, Gladys, 'nt'ture a llttlo fat og a llttlu butter ti M I la t n I1111 gmimd an envi­ II m«*t*ti* .if til.' it* at * g r n U r fal* uf *|»«***| Dull » t In'i t . Nim ii, a (li : , Only with cunning or patience can wo m ilr * i d hiiUr able reputation us a tank builder. D ieterirh . T h e lm a A d a m s, l.ela 1 1 A th J, in tu ri.I itg r«»ffii*r* 1L»* *|*f* ! I at -t .t t * 11*11! till ttu. th.' *• » .18 |»U1 luittor our bread In long straight Burk A vo. and Secon d S t m l He started many y e a rs ugn in n I I utcltisuii, A l i m 'Audi's. aa to moiiiia • • 11 |te t < ii u > r *1 t 1 .1 .. i t. r fr..p 1) >U'l 11. « fj 1•*fl linos th<> poopjo stnml for hours In-fore V .m.ill w.iv. baling bis progress op I" LtiUf ,* atifl It • hall l.e v. i.1» * I I r S ophom ore Glass Ercel Little. * Ml Irnit 1ng ,|..r - .1 i t , i f'» f b tit run of «!r i >« * n,« su:m . l .« tho butler shops. Homo grt iiothlnK. w-irkm,unship, the most careful that M ary Bello Lyn ch, M a r y Robinson, a i ari’ioM nr tieffilii lit lu liM f Huns 1 and mul »t ,ti-d that >ou some whiter It) hutlor, I to w ho has ! ’ m*-.«• <1 t bin Hi tia y l 1 \ * r * L, ,+!*■ I •• .kill emil d g 1 v •. and he selected his Glillurd Walker It \fcVjll I. It N I'* ' *■ no nued of butter goes out on tho htitit" t<ri>v i d id it at t to ti on it w i . 1*1* aliffjLl i tjr < '. *ii niuieri.il with patience and care. As Junior Honor Hull Lillian Hltodes for It, « « for sport. Hotlsewlves tell brought I., (nrr tliicommittee I S r j t t i y r a i t l f y th at T h . , U-i •«•••!. ( l«* Ettie Johnson, with pleasunr ami pride how much a result, when the editor of the Coin- Antoinette Luke. i l M t c t a , , d u l y p a . . 0 .1 h f r l t y cu.ii llefore your views were made nl nl Sat'.fi>r<|, Pintii.,. t-t- r A a • .* * ..n meri tul first met him, about six Katherine Aye.ocke, Itutb Kan tier, hulter they h a v e captured. I, s.yself Iht- Ctb d t p „f M a r c h . 1P1> * jm! ,|. I I,ad pubtii t . c v |ft» «" -d •• «t JA-. i K t'tlJ .1 .1 .' , cur. ago he bad built up a agood| Ruth Hand t with my family hail to go without but in_, iiji|io>iUi,n h > the said sections i I » I'lcrh ifisinesi and bad gained a reputa S en ior - A lm a Gtu*rt* Agnes An- ler for days III! I tumbled on a run AiijifnvcJ t,y me thf* Bth •!•> .,1 Marti., I .n»>i ii i f * if-;*it thin ttie eninimt ulng ruse wherchv I sei-ut-ed a poun.l 11 hi that extended a constjierubTb dermti, Allie Anderson. Oscar J It t u t ts'n•; !. ,. .ti ,i.|d *ct ii • ai.d ru-f'i d And bow-1 bragged s Ikiui It1 ,1 : , i ii !nif:i honie If ’ lie writer 1 ' Brow I, Marttt i ii , u -it " ' -----' Ft i i t i ­ ' ' Many butter nnd cheese simps arc .' c' • ' ' pi.1 mi-Hiken Mr i'uvts was at that; dosed practically tbe whole day A --------------'— -ii* m oil .m u ,nr uj . I ’ a m lk a , tt'c muy nil lit. ' * « n e r n T i » r r - v p l e n u m ? n r r T t p n - t i Bf T h e . , , . V f*1r , ,,, * b-d Jbeie nhjrritn Ortgtnnt F » r m » « t Lit*, — ---- paper lu tbu^w liulutt; annuuneca whim I t - Ihril ' ( ) i d l n s li f ca uf I h r I I I , « t San 'Tittllt.g and slhn- | In these day* whuu cypress is be fuf d It ia heliufcd-that litu original forms tho enlo will begin end long before sections. lluwwyr, the public arc dnid varieties that coining scarce;nnd h ard'to obtain, of lifo bqgsn tu U:o ocean many million lla it erilalrud M. j ut and f'lt> tho npecUled time a crowd collects— licvp hem tested fie unfit q{ ban lord, FlUrlJ*! l> well aware of your alignment In this ih^t reputation Mr. Davis worked yvarti ago. anil tit no tlmoalnca has Ilfo mostly mothers nnd children. Borne tiactlon I . Y k j t S aau o n i l l o l th. Itct ,• , , j fth p o u tio n t o these ard knowft t° be Mai d OrdiaanrtJ nl tb» * it> «f hn 'ofd uf » years to obtain t&ons of (he greatest Uiern coaled -u<ls|tt»<l to our koil Many of the earliest llttlo dnes am therq.(0 copturo a quar l.'li L# ' 8 , |o frad i> ubjiM i ion.il HiM-tioni assets of the tank building, company, U>rma arc now ntttnct; ottiors have lor of n pound on Ihclr own hook. Did ht d climate. •. > r*(>ft _ t | j f i » aipt tjfj v a n / 'v>Lt. |r •Lii!f *i4>i» il^a tg^c ii* *fa8 Jing Ivr . . . |t is ii-eli-ss (or vou to 'jicempt In fur. when one purchases a tank front gCvulualb' Increased tn number and tho anlcsmun know there were sower*' We c a n n o w • » ) puLlicc >|ra«*t alrant In if* th<* thr initl>) 4 *•«ff Phmp 1.^f- «*l »G . make immcd'aie "D P p l that it ha Iut ftraf ItfPt il ra ii u**j* j* to it* *f*'l dra^ii *<''1 «41J*J|^<* lilt’ IMU4; 11 l* ufr'll known the Dgvia concern there Is confi­ variety from their tkeatmilna to the from one house they would get noth istralirl writh t hv *ufh Imr. piuviHnl, bawrvef. . i , * .1,., shipment of ail the that tht! dence that tl will be exactly as rep- Orem-nt time ' How ionj; atft» life began Ing. so they cheerfully Ignore each th.i on Flirt rtiaal Ihr . . . 1 OJr -I (h ro ilgh n gt till' • stall k scitftonulylt) c r o p 'No otto nun Oetinltoty detormlnod, Out other during the long walL ii.k a van us, t* Itio m l anlc of Aaolotd K ni'tctxlai of t ’olum l a- I ulhuiir 1 r,.fl.nt,i(t all eyprrwH. —Leesburg j ^-etl. • v r t i u « all vohlclrji^ *n-**pt rnotufiryH** o# t . . , ( It Ik known tp navvi b<^>n many mil­ "A policemen keeps order In the hiryrUi muit pgrb «t 1be cur'- lio* %;,•!» o r^ uiUCAUDh. urul tn*- tfUi|ruiaii5 01 ( ' mu tnci 1 ini lion year* ago lor the remains of ex­ waiting lines. In the good, old days lit ....... • **“ -i’ rb.esun. orgunixation Bpautdinf* No. 4 Row . tinct animals and plants are found In such lines collected to buy tlckota for any team which la backed up lo the ccrti me uOtaglnintir to' Pach other. It i* Karly tied H'iu O p tim istic T h o u g h t. 1 the oldest sndlmontnry rocka. for the purpcis wf i-lomittni or untnaSinc a Caruso concert; now butter or some 1 tlumph gt-tlE’mlly underalmMl anil believed a t tfh rftiv.i Lr prorripily dona -* ■ * W ish ra th e r to bn w o ll spo k en of othor necessity Is nil x{0 think of. 8 oed Peanuts—No. No atilomoUilr >11*11 tu liaekad tiofn M that yjiu'ajtil y u r pobticnl lieutetithan to bo rich. I'vrklnf ptara on any of |h« ttrarU ot th "Tho cause of this singular situa­ I N'rt*' Carolina Life In Ita Various Forma. <ttjr, wttbuut ftr>t *t*ina etra tllaliSVtr»t(L Aints fell reaootiably sure that u »nd Iht Small Spanl h The sea teems with plant aud ani­ tion Is not far to. senJt. In peace time nal with th* horn, or atkar »arntnX » / Two Crop. large marority o f the Knights of Toparstua.'* .* . ' ,s mals. and It baa been estimated that to say nothing of war time, Germany Seed Coin. MI'laM. t’auad 'thli 6th day at- March ••ISH* luaibtis 'fend fjjtholir votri> were does not produco enough butter for the amount of life In the aea exceeds Sot rum, :ie fX 'r » — !. , M..W. Illi r t i W O N , Natat Urar«, llh ito . . Praaldcnt City Ooirofll gtjiitg' fo\»uj>m»fL you. and upon the Lack of fodder that of the vand. square mile for aqu&re home consumption. llraeei Ckuf»>, C><wI harahy rarttfy that tha L>r»*oloi otmile. Animal life la found nearly and speculation combined to drive up p*a>, Kaffir Corn, Vel­ dlnanca * > • duly dnivtd by tba rlly. cona* olt>rr halii/earvd that consiilerablo vet ttean. Upland and cil of Hanford, Krorlda, In ra*ular aaaaion, numi»v«^fu the Guardians of Liberty everywhere, even at the greateat prices. A scarcity of fat accompanied L.wlaod H. *d Kira. thtu 4th day of March, 1916. ami .oth/r I’rotoslaiils were not go­ depth; out It nourishes beat at or near tho scarcity of batter. To do without (Mat) V ia C lUbarti. T e i r a to P t* n «* -I J . l n r , city t'larktheso two would bo a disaster for tho the shore. On the other band, plant Men lleaut/ and th* Approaed by i l l thia 6tb day of March ing *t^f support you. henre section# Famous Jabn User. Ute seems to be absent over the bot­ German working pooplo, so the gov­ I *ntF 5 'o? Lhp resolution, the terms j . n. p a v i s o n . ernment took tbe matter up, and, as Writ* ue for waahly toms ot the ocean basins, hut plentiful of which thouaatuis of Democrats Mayor, City of Sanford. r m tin so FtWd Seed at tno surface, where the sunlight butter, llko fat, Is free from pluto­ &»-Fr.-«te ’ Grain Fcahry F**d who are- Protestants bu t not Guar­ cratic Influences, the government de­ and flupptte*. Our 4 e mays an important part In ita growth. xilsltva ratalofU* A* Ordlnanva ItrgalatlMi tha l>»a of H lr»»t» dians of Liberty resentevl as an in­ cided tho butter should be fairly dt fraa on raqurat, at tha City o( Hanford. Hot Iita terference with their religious free­ vldod, and fixed low maximum prices Ha ,t orda.nad. by tha Mayor *od City Aral P a t s y Paallry . ' From tha Latin. dom, their freedom of conscience and accordingly. Council of banfard, Florida! M l * mahaa your Section 1. -"Tbst no automobila, m otov Tho Ruaalana, who were allgntly In­ ten* lay. "The result Is that tho working tt hile the procyda. or othor vahtda ahall ba parked for individual liberty, fluenced by the I^ttln races, say that classes get butter and the welHoxlo th# night on any of tha atraeta cl the City viaions of the resolution# were obof Sanfold. vhffti ara paved with brtrl "dogs Bark and the wind carries It go without Tho working man's wife I Any vehicle may ba parked tor tha nifhl jertionnhln to a very large percent­ away,".but the French, Spaniards. Ger­ goos herself or sends her children to on any unpavad atraat at a point l a » than k t in S e e i mans and English, who bard Inherited on* hundred feat from any Interaction age of the Democrats of Florida, it stand for hours In line. She has tho J a c k s o n v i l l c , F l o nj. ot tald unlniproyeit alreet.*’ ' , la rluimed by those back of the reso­ more than,they wish to acknowledge baettna ?. " N o vehlcta In any part of whip-hand, now that patience and not from ancient Home, all agree that tha city ahall totlov tha lira antina, or hoaa lution that it was aimed at the money Is the determining factor. - I carriage*, or othar fra apparatu*. when -ta 'barking dogs don't bite," and we have Thoy claim tha t i r t Itapartw.aot la reepoodlni to an Guardians of Liberty. Tho social side of this regulation also In .English the warning to "have ajariTj or returalac frun a tr a , at a cloeer that thi# organisation ia active polit­ has thus reached It's goal, hat not so dltianre than qna hundrad and H t f ,a care for a silent dog and still water," ically. It i* aiao claimed that the and no vahtela lollow iri aa-n» flr* the financial. Tho prices are so low T o ‘t h e 4 a s t d ro p which ts clearly a free translation of atu* ah a) a trad the apard I nit, Prai Hb d Knights of Columbus, the Catholic that Imports from Denmark and Hol­ by tha ordtnancaa of tba City of Hanford. the Latin original. Section J. '*Rtrary hack, dray, omnlbut. orgunixation.is active in politic*. I land are almost out ot the question o r othar aahtala,. lot which a firanaa l« raI am not a member and tho government Is now faced with nuirad hy tha rrty, or any vahirla amafad do not know. Hla Disinclination. In carrymt fratiht *or pnaaanfaii lot htio. of either. the dilemma; plonty of butter at panlo I have made no attacka wnuo tn any rtrrct or pWMic piara t>“Coma, muh brudder.'' Invited Dea­ prices or little butter at low prices. auntat and aunrOa ahall carry- a b|hl on on the Knighta of Columbua. not con llawbee, addressing a stranger In v ite s you to v is it i t rith»r aide in lro.nt, in arranged to throw "In official circles It la. hoped that attempted to have them dfsfranraid btht forward in tha diractlot aaid who had wandered .Into the revival the situation will soon be easier. erH -la " ,« y bn tcIPC." ' , .. .. yo u com e t<f J a ck so n ville. chisede as- Democrats, but you are meeting, "don't yo’ wdnt to J'lno de Eaetlen 4. "T h e M a r d r ' may In hit dUThoy hope soon to got tho benefit oj rratlrn aalabllah rat'll#' w it , i t lo r »*}. -}*» very' Vitttw ..(n. your den unci at lobs heavenly band?" "No, eah; but E v e r y fa c ility accorded a big potato harvest, tho Increase in lor hire, and renUtf* fh »t *ark »ehlcl»a of the Gu*r<tt»ns of Liberty and t'ankce for de bid, dess do same!” waa ocrury the atraat only at >uch viand, when tho farm stocks, and tho Imported food visitors. If y o u need tne polite reply. "I dono played do wattle E ter emptcy treat. . A de-ctipOnn ol would hkve them disfranchised as from tho Balkans But how to deal • u-h -land ahall ba /ntarVd. oa th* veto tromboon In p minstrel band all last Fu rnitu re, C a rp ets, e tc . etc. utaa of the City Councit,*- ’ ' Democrats. with tho dlsagrecablo fact that the fix­ season, and Isn't got mo' dan naif muh ftrtlon IP. '"Any perron rtolatlnr an) | claim that ft was improper to ing of maximum prices automatically of tha rrovbtnm ol the fn refo l«l ordmw r i t e us fo r S P E C I A L sat'ry twell plumb ylt! **-—Kansas City • M , unon conviction t lr t c if tl rl l * - f diminishes tbe supply available still l-ked l y Imprl-onm-nt not exreedln* thjrty attempt to 'Rag into a fight the Star. i P R I C E S and CATA­ remains an unsolved problem." dayi, or Icy 6na nut axrredtna two hEtdrc.a Stato Democratic Executive Com­ GEO. W. H A R D M A N PHONE 366 Seed Potatoes jlfl The Big Furniture Store of FLORIDA ^MAXW ELL ^ H O U SECOFFEE w h en I s P e rfe c t Ash Your Grocer and ffljr dollar*." p . - « d th .. eth d . & ^ . mittee to be used as a club by one of these- organisations ngaitut the . Pre-idert City Council. I hereby rertify that the for*«oln» or- other, and highly improper to at­ dlnmnrw.wae ijvly raa-ed by tba City Coonrll of Panford. Vlnrtd*. tB r*«u 'ar *••*!“»■ tempt to encroach u p o ^ (tho freedom ‘ tbla 6th day of March, I t l * of coniciorife oT the great m w , j# A^proxad by ma thli <th day of Mart* our Democrats. J. D . D A V I S O N Mayor C ity e f Saalord. of In your recent speech at JacKaonvillo you atatdcl that you intended •t-rrMte L O G U E S — w e can a lw a y s save you m o n e y : : S th od u A rtek fC olIfaii Danger pasted. When yon n*vo smiled a few',times at the good things of Ilfs and one4 to them In friendly faahlonl will actually be able to leugh bol ly and simply— not at what hurt’ynu once, but with a full faith In tbe fa, t that U can hurt you no longer. L j . ; >.•wgv *. vW• *. luitroctlon From that Preea. In a polite age almost every person btcomes a reader, and receives more Instruction from the press than th* pulpit— Goldsmith. Cl •f �THE SANFORD HERALD S a n fo rd Fighting Drug Habit With Film* , Moving picture* have been called on to portray many phases of hu­ man naturo and tp work out many problems.. I t is. ttherefor*; logical that the National crusaders 'against the traffic in narcotics and stimu­ lating drugs should turn to the photo plsy as an aid to their splendid pur­ pose. Thus it is ,tbo Bluebird Photo­ plays have lately-produced, with the the assistance of the United States customs officials, n sensational fea­ ture under the title of “ Hop, the Devil’s Brew," which exposes the method employed by opium smug­ glers operating on the Pacific Coast, and shows tho appalling cflorets of dryg consumption. < *- For Tax Assessor L a d ie s’ P a n a m a s Ju st the thing to wear, on i street or autoing 4 When ' Congress enacted laws In 1UU9 prohibiting further importstation of opium, the annual traffic , had amounted to tw o' million dolways been a tax payer and property |ttriii umjcr n duty of 16 per pound, owner ami 1) 0 * taken a deep interest^ Tho legitimate entry of opium into in municipal affairs both in tho t |lt, United States having been cut county ,and city Having been tied, . . it smueellm? which had been nredown to his desk for no many years he is anxious to get out in the open for a few months in each year and naturally turned to u position to which he and hfs friends thought he was fitted, hence* his entrance Into politics utul aspirations for it posi­ tion that will not necessitate close confinement all the . time. Mr. Guthrie expects to see *the .voters of Somlnofe county in person and pre­ sent lus claims during the campaign and will be grateful for your sup­ $ 2 .5 0 * ' W a s h Skirts 1 1 "v' * * _ 1 .. This is a great season to r Skirts -and Shirtwaists and our spring styles are far more a t­ tractive than ever be­ fore, and some as low in price as | $1-50 port - Fancy Parasois Warm weather is calling for these beautiful creations, and here you find displayed strictly the newest styles and v e r y mo d e s t , price low as Mar,- J’ trkfnril Mary Ih Marvelous' Hole I n tloril ns an Italian h o y ’ r has shed her sandals and kimonu for • tin r u n g li hoot x and corduroy of the , Italian peasant, and she lauphs, fights and imtokes her w a y into the hi.irt. )p»t a- 1 1.• little Ni ponese : sol.lied her Kj y ■>( the pohlii minis rt l a i d into And liLe alfections just as the Fa Flayers start mi cl everl y cou­ her own mannerisms in the which inoiiiit iiiglit will be' the I'.irn- attraction at the Star to Miss I V k f o r d buries the Pick fordiai. i harm ter heneatn an ava l.iiti lie nl ( Malian r:.unto isms a,of t.f hiy.lsh iioiCeptii'll' that nine $ 2.00 Spring Neckw ear Step in and look them over, in u n u u iv u i W T A . I , there twenty-five dozen of th All going at iu u iv 50c in 1*1011, u hose motion j di t ur e the Famous Players pro- ■l .■!'> i lie Murals of M a r c u s . " a d si;hsei|ueut appearance in the same c o m p a n y ‘s ' 1 he Whi t e P e a r l " start ped her as one of I h** most " l i i 'i ie at.d altogether i harming " P o u r Little Pej i pi na" is the bi g­ gest and most thrilling ' original Frol m an adaptati on of the cclr- 1 hrated Fardou d r a ma "Diplomacy," which will lie the Par amount pic­ |irn\e her wonderf ul l y Mary Plckford in " Poor I. t le I el'iiia" Tonight at the Star story m w ho h Miss Plckford hhas. ture at tin Satr Mol . day, M a - . lath. ever l o e n s e r m o n the screen Open­ This is by no means the fust time ing i i 11ul the scene of tie;iot, i llli t.l.i s t ;i , a In! I he. w lien t he I bit,,. Every hat guaranteed brand new this spring’s goods. Complete stock of styles from the conservative p l a i n styles to the fash­ ionable Eng• lish shapes. F o r only <i b i t broad n.on versatijit, New \ in's'll an giri t-ia-es t o r ! Yoft sclpptl. * the set tin( .for the rest ol the action. Here the little runaway, still preserving her disguise ’ hecontfs a "newsie,” a bootblack, u ^ u l t vender and a mes- Straw Hats Marie I torn \gain Triumphant Mam- udr e s s ii i the screen, will shortly he I seen in the Famous Players C h a r l e s ' kldn.il in it Genuine Pajm Beach Clothing in great range -of colors, and '-resizes to tit all. Suit sizes from 33 to 48, all MATINEI? WednesdayTtnd Saturday 3 p. m T h e delightful little Ja pulilue C h » * < fio-fiun, in " M a d a m e Butterfly , " ■ Jordan, Visit our store m(I see the ^Displays of Sheer Klaxon colors, Fancy Skirting* ( etc. Many great val­ ues, at per yard S O M E T H IN G D O IN G E V p K Y N I G H T ' tti t» rprr t a tion of lh>- Jap t’ irl. so in this otu mill iihntojiL,y ti\ Kate Dress Fabric the coldest one we have bad tty* winter, aa it got down aa Ur u 26 deg. G. A. Taylor |>aa got 10 acres of fine looking melon*. Mr*. Martin, our latest arrival has got the best and Oldest watermelons In The People Bros. this section have got a good bean crop this year, _L_____ r , E. Barnett ha* *ome fine fcukes which are blooming. D. M. Alderhc‘ r 11 man ha* a fine cuke and bean crop. . th* Q. P. Gardner ha* a good onion crop which he expect* to harvest about the last of April. This secti were ! tion is suffering a little for the want by the of rain and we all hope to get it in It was a few days. * ' " ■sen gei— firry;— P o t — hr-r—adventures narrowly escape tomip.g dto a very sudcli-n end w Imit sht bt-eomc-s etnplo.>«d lit an opium den in which she­ ll gain e neipite.t. ts th< Mulfii her aeviful man years who before h*d with \y ihixtn toilette a mi I’d u irh r Bates 111 the Stage version oT tile play at the Empire Theatre, Ne,w Vork last year. At that time aho wus declared by ethe New York critics to be the real star of the produrnoii as her uokr in the role of Dora the same one which she plays in the motion picture was the most tl. ished and most delightful of all, Ulir lit them e l (pressed it as follows: It is Marie 1Hiro who is the star of ail stars in the play Fhe is not only an actress of rare charm, equal aline to light comedy and tense situations I ■ut she is ut.usually beautiful. n Escaping from the den she later in preventing tfit* man. Soldi', from murdering the one; man whose kindness to her has won hu t e scene in which her huaband devotion. 'I hough she herself is makes it known that she is bus , ectnearly killed in the effort to save ed of being a spy,- of having be­ her friend, she is successfnt and her trayed Count Orloff and of having heroism is the means of restoring stolen the precious documents, she her to het real parents. li the central figure and carries the This is the longest feature Mar. entire burden of the action and char­ Bickford has ever appeared in andacter portrayal. the success was so phenomena! it New York that several stations ol Her Debt of Honor police were called Into uettoh to The five tpsrt photodram atic pro­ handle the crouc) seeking admission duction, "H e r De t of Honor," with into the Itroadwny Theatre, Valli Valli, one of the foremost ac­ tresses on the stage of screen in the the Stella role will be shown here at the Star Theatre Tuesday, Mar. 14. ( succeeds At the Star Theatre Saturday. March llth. Admission S and 10c I Among Miss ValH’a most notable successes are tho "Queen of the Movies," and "T h e Purple Road" and on the speaking and singing stage are "T h e High Road," "T h e Woman Pays." and "Th o Turmoil,” three distinct Metro scene successes, “ Her Debt of Honor" promises to. create a sensation, os It is full of' surprise* and thrill* and abounds in novel situations The story was written by William Nigh, who di­ rected the piece and was produced oy the Columbia Picturxs Corporation for release on the Metro pro­ gram. Mr Nigh also directed the • Mitro sari rases, "Ert.my of Stork's ; Nest" and " A Yellow Streak " PROGRAMME AT THE STAR l{nUE? ,A!1E DETERMINED by comparison AND P R I C E S REGULATED ACCORDINGLY fhc I’l'fformance Begins on Saturday at 6:45 1 I n ' - i w Y b i.0 n!‘* ,.amr nt Mary Bickford nvU Thli u K Prir?* , *n in seven Tand 16c" M#r> * !#tP,‘ *nd Kreatest success. Da>’’ ^ Weber and Dr lIa Ilr*‘w” « nhieRird photo- I !>V in R . ■r l n: “* ° i* * P»y- Marie Doro in I In the sitong supporting cast with Miss Valli arc Frank Bacon, who appeared in Cohan & Harris stage productions (or eight years and is considered one of the fore­ most leading character comedians on the stage or screen; William Da­ vison who only recently came to vt the Star Theatre, Saturday, March pictures, but who has achieved un­ llth. Admission 6 and 10c usual success a* leading man. Concerts by the Star’s Orebesla Nightly Matinee Daily at 3:15; Night at 7 �IN THE HEART O F THE W ORLD'S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION published SEMI - W EEKLY IN SANFORD— Lift It Wo,th Living VOLUME VII SANFORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY MARCH 14. 19IB ;l rrtM> will not bi> h e a v y , ant affairs of tho kind over held here. <>rty to fifty bushels to thn A dance and reception at tho Ar­ U l) crnP» <>f Irish potatoes mory followed the banquet. This ter ta rcmarkutilc even if wns largely attended by tho visiting 'll Mr. Spencer says that Knights and families and by our growers are foiling Rood. V’ -« — a ------homo people. Tho danco lasted the Inrgcsf acreage in the The whole T R I P L E V O T E S G I V E N O N N E W S U B S C R IP T IO N S U P from 9:30 to 12:30. I the district, indications adair passed off pleasantly, and tho " T O 8 P. M , T H U R S D A Y , O N L Y D O UBLE VO TE S or a big crop and price local Knights are to be congrat­ G IV E N F R I D A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y . R E G U L A R ulated on the excellent manner in which the entertainment features l i i p Mork («ro*M were handled. Every mail brings inquiries to the At the session of the Grand University of Honda Experiment BALLOT BOX WILL BE SEALED AND LOCKED NEXT FRIDAY Temple Pythian Sisters on Thursday Slaliun and ( allege of Agriculture officers tho following officers were CANDIDATES MAY DEPOSIT MONEY AND SUBSCRIP­ concerning livestock production in elected for tho ensuing term: EtlxaTIONS IN BALLOT BOX LAST TWO DAYS Horlda These conic from New boty Doncgun of Kissimmee, G. C.; ^ «rk. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, YOU MUST HURRY TO WIN A PRIZE Hattie Rothel of Jacksonville, G. S.; und other eastern states. But the Molle Dencm of Titusville, G. J7; The extra vote offer of the past __(C A R H , M O N E Y " " O R D E R oi great cattle sections of the west are Louise Holmes of Miami, G. M.; week, whereby triple votes were al.# D R A F T ) in an envelope, seal thi also becoming interested in Florida lowed on every new subscription same, write your name on tho out Maggie Lowry 'of Tampa,' G. P,; livestock production. Inquiries Juliette Smith of Euatis, G. G.; Irdin MBsouru, Nebraska, Montana, turned in. proved very popular and side gnd deposit It In the ballot box Hens Brown of Palatka, G, M. of met with the hearty approval of NO' $ne, not even the Circulation Texas are comieig in. R. C.; Edna Hefner of St. Peters­ Many men from other states have burg, G. M. of P. purchased land in the state which After the election the Temple ad­ they expect to develop into livestock information to. he given, other than journed to nttend the reception ranches. A company from Ohio that which is given to each and given by Mrs, Jefferson B. Browne have a large tract in Clay county at her residence on Whitehead street every one four brothers from Montana are This will make (he final voting and reassembled later when tho new preparing .i ranch in the Kissim­ absolutely secret, even from (he Cir­ officers were installed and the ses­ mee district A group of men from sion adjourned. As reduced rates culation Manager. Nebraska have purchased 1.200 acres were offered the ^Pythian* to Cuba, The judges will mukfrAtheir count in Mumilfe county (or livestock pro­ quite n number lcf\on the Governor Immediately uftor 7 p. m. next Sat­ duction. " \ million acres will be Cobb Friday. nlghPy^f o F ^ Havana, urday, March \8th at The liar.aid devoted tn^i^ittoe and bogs near whilo many others le ft o n t h i* Mas­ office, and will count and: ayqjnj Bonifny'il the plans of the promo): cot to for Tampa for their respectIv the prim - (o i be candidates Their era matena'un. All over the state homes. count I I hli devi ‘t'Unm! i- going on H E R A L D ’S BIG CAM PAIGN ENDS N E X T SA T ., 7 P . M. NEXT WEEK W IL L W IT N E S S B IG F L O C K O F THEM HERE * friends mid But outrider- are not the only Jones to r ." iignue tin- j k i — ibiltn,- in vited count tu (lie general be present public at the are III,at , C n n d i i l i i l a r e not compelled to deposit their report in the ballot box llu |.i-I l w ii dn,. s ,U|ll**ss th ey wish, they may make reports in the usual manner to the C irculation M im a g er Grow fowpeiH With t urn There is no indication that fe r­ tilizers will be cheaper next year than this. Farmers must make plans which will make u future short­ age less keenly felt Nothing will take the place of the various fer­ tilizing constituents, but conditions Inr plant growth can lie made h a p ­ pier and the necessity lor feltlizers or large quantities of them will not lie so marked. Morula land needs organic matter whether or not commercial fertilisers an used. Cowpeau’ will supply ory.irii matter. As a precaution -icem,st a further shortage <>f fet i . .i/.e[j% E . h - i '- a u r . - l i i a u i c L w quu i i v i the I Diversity _Af Fluridu Kxteqsiun Division recommend# "cowpeaa fifc: tween-the corn row#. Experiments have shown that about us much curb can be grown with cowpens as withuut. _ The. roiv# run be widened a little jtijd the peas planted be!'■ c u t»W n the right lime conn-.Send fur Nlatinn liulleltne rite University of Florida Experi­ ment Station has been working « i "i>d many years to solve farmers' 1 rnblcms. ’ Reports of the work can fie founti in hulk'tiiis and record# of tho. sta'tlaij! 'T h e s e bulletllfs arc free and every* farmdr should apply for them. Alriftst ew'ry 'phfuie "of farm activity hap .fifen. c'oVered by work­ ers in the Station. '-'Some light- will be thrown on • every question by those bulletwis which pertain to the particular branch of agriculture in which the question arises. I svl ( hnlire to Get Big Y u les T h e triple vote on new su b s c rip ­ tions ends next T h u rs d a y night, Mureh DUh at .H p in Only double vo te s will be given on new mill scrip lm i - the last two d a y s of the cam paign Out of town candidates >nur !|I>A ■HlbniMjJtlun* gruw fur I b>ri*i,i it i- ■mi* <il il l Im-.-i m ay mud their subscriptions in Ma k e K m p ) Hour < <>un( and ranks toward the top ..thyjr local pustoffice up to M p m , II vnu ure to lie named a winner T h u rs d a y , M arch Kith iynd they will few days. The University ul Florida fix wh>- n the j u d g e s i make their final perirnent Station hax n-u-ntly i— m-d count you must make every, hour receive the triple vote* on new subs r ji ptlonx. Bulletin iJ!i, Japanese ( Mile by count fru it npw until seven o ’ Qlock ' Mrs. (Jury Lee In Sanford Juliii M Siott It contains the re­ next S a t u r d a y night, M arch f $ l h Ntvflre to Out of Town I nndltlntCM Mrs. George Gary Lee was a dis­ sult- of fertilizer and feeding expert “All your subscriptions with remit1 ou cannot iet a single su b s c rip tio n men is und discusses its use as pas­ get by yoUrftfr you need e v e r y one .4at!ces must e • >■ the Sanford Her- tinguished guest in Sanford on Sun­ day. Finding herself a n d advance ture, silage and dry forage The of them Do not think because y o u lyhl not later than 7 o'clock Saturday agent at thin point on Saturday she soli bi»-i adapted In raising Japanese have made an ex tra effort during night, March filth, DUG. us the cane is discussed briefly .Melbotjs the last vote offer that you h a v e a l­ judges seleeteil from Sanford's l e a d ­ decided to spend the Lord’s day here of seedbed preparation, nine for ready woti the prize Von jy^Vet, for i n g -citizen* will -tart to canvas- and ns soon at It becam e kn ow n that Mrs G a r y Lee was in town p|,mime pistil iy iltlv.iiioh par 'tier* ,i\ to -tli. ' - who h a v e w o r k ­ tin Voles. Ulld award the ('nr.es .m sin- was invited ^ o speak in s e v e ra l ed i - i i- h trd -i- > iiu hat’d mol who -'tun a s the count ic cotr.ph i«-d The c hurches and hnoiLi. .-cumprumbo-d M -. i-r.d r.itimif. mylndi .g- Japan- ywJip at. -Ujl JliahmjL.lt. JJlIghly ci- 1 »-•' uUtlOtl would' ii-« tu by arranging to make an address in see all uqt of town candidates who Vie ram- .ir>- offered, together with a fort until tin- last iqqineql. There the Star Theatre, w:hich was most general disfpfttitftr o’L -its) feeding is tint a candidate in this campaign can arrange to be here Saturday, generously tendered, by the generous vnuue, A biftar ot ll,': !9l*l,>tln who cart afford fi>- atop work now sMurrh w18th to witness -the final proprietor. is devoted to ^ne results o/ fertilizer u iilea# lie or s h e 'h f t s ‘oiade up Ills or cJjn.t, which will be made in publics. I * * p A goodly and a p p r e c ia tiv e audi­ experiments ntV'jhe -vfidij Nhd'fuliv her mind that he' or she does not “ IJon 'J Be R a i l e d " G o r y Lee, who p.TTit t, n t <d the pr»nG. FitpleS will be cure to win a prjztv.* l.ven *U|iposiiig that some one ence greeted delivered till uhle address, dealing r*t fr<-e* mi applnatj-ou U) the Sl.i You will never regret - the extra has several tliousand more votes I lull, t , il l • A li b How prim ip a lly w h Ii njyiTonid and in te r ­ effort- vim m ay make between now than you h ave , what of i t ’ national affair* j/f C h in a , one of the iiml '-.ilurdav night when y ou are dot they get t h e m ’ Ju s t mi ciui tty o.dt-.xt und grealiHt umpires. She I lie named a winner by the ju d g es, tin -wine ' \ a j that j*ou can. spoktVfiT t he very g ra te fu l and friend­ rogram w as j Your friends namud you as a eantii- re m ed y lies, in your ow n hand*. G o . A v>-r> enjo ly feeling which (*hinn hold* for f Beds, Sun- lilnte bec.iUM- they believed you t out aad-^fi't nuliscripll.ins until y o u rendered by tinT a lk is A m erica, and •especially the U nited lie made of the stuff that produced no longer fear any one. it.i> t-vi-mi.iK The. following i Leader, Mr. J Scripture read John Hamrick t Talk on Mutt 25:1-13. Mr Paul Ezell. Talk on Matt. 25.14-30, Miss Kdicth Stewart. Tplk un Malt 25:31-46, Mr F. S. Fortaon, Cn|>tain. Reading, The Infidel. Miss Lucille Rinej. Bulletins may bo had a# long as the supply lasta by addressing F. H Rolfs, director of the Station, Gainesville. Every farmer in the_ state should have his name placed un the mailing liat to receive now bulletins as they come out. When they are received they should bo filed for future reference. The offlciency of the Station will he greatly .increased If farmers will apply for information. If bulletins and complete reports on the subject are not available, inquirers will be referred to stations which have such roporta. * Partners M ik e Twe Polsto Crops In Six Months Rome farmers in the Hasting# dis­ trict will make two crop# of potatoes' this winter. <A. P. Spencer, district “ gent for the University of Florida Extension Division reports that sev­ eral farmers who planted during the first part of December had” their vines killed by a recent frost. - The potatoes were not very big, but they were mar.etablc and . were dug. Those farmers Intend to plant again and If they do they will get a secondcrop by Julie. Dr, .1 Y Porter. J r . D istrict D e p ­ u n (train! M aster of the M asons e n ­ tertained at dinner T h u r s d a y night at D clm onieo's in honlr of J a m e s K. C ran e , G ra n d M uster und W illiam ft O 'N eal. G ra n d C o m m a n d e r of K n igh ts T e m p la r . Other gu ests were C h a rles H K e l c h a m . Grand S e n io r De«v«>n. K C B ro w n , G r a n d M aster, K B G in to . Past M a s t e r , Mr Y u vin css, Ju n io r Warden an d C hester It C u r r y , M aster A fte r dinner a reception was belt! at the M asonic T e m p le where the three lodges met I »r P u rler introd uced G ra n d M aster J a m e s P C rane, w ho delivered « very in terestin g add ress. A lter the meeting Mr. C ran e left lor H a v a n a , where he will spend a ■ urged to attend night. Official d Exalted Ruler. un pillau will he winners and you cannot- afford to jeopard! r.e their friendship by p ay­ ing down at the last minute when the prize may be within your grasp. Matty a battle has been lost after being won, by .the already victor losing heart und allowing the enemy to make a final assault anil win. Do not le£ anything stand in your way to prevent you from making the most active canvass of your whole campaign. You ' need every subscription that you can possibly get. No matter how many votes you may have in reserve, you need more. You have not gotten enough to make sure of winning. Others ore making a strong finish and unless you ijrd witling that they should carry off tho prites and "honors you must make your .finish^strong. Campaign Ends Next Saturday The Sanford Herald’s big cam­ paign will end promptly at 7 o'clock, next Saturday night. All voting ballots and aubacription orders and certificates must lie Inside The Her­ ald office beforo seven o'clock. No candidate can bring*in subscriptions after seven o'clock on . the closing night. Attention, Candidates! The ballot box will be sealed und jock»-d next Friday and the keys gjVun to the judges. Candidates miiy deposit their subscriptions and nothing hut words, but subscriptions moans votes and votes mean priaca. Lex talk and morn votes mai.es a better showing, Don’ t stop working uhtil the very close of the cam­ paign. FYTHIANS GREAT MEET B O Y ’S W IL L R A C t iS HAVE FOOT ETC. AT THE , F A J I^ N E X T W E E K Iri'optfjvaeiJfobxwUh the big Spring Fair and Best!val .next week Ath­ letics will play ,an important part and all the smorL-didya will have a chance to show their prowess.-jjml speed. . **■ Rev. George n>unna,’ J* U. Wilful, man and 'Fret. ' Hutehinlon p]|, of them exports cm .Judging fool races, etr., will arrange a serit's^-ef—foot races, bicycle races, and other ath­ letic stunts and will pull off the big affair on Saturday 25 on Commercial street near the Carnes Hotel. This will add greatly to the Spring Fair and Festival and tho young­ sters can have a Field Day on a small scale. The athletic events should promote a greater interest in the schools and gymnasium and the Boy Scoots, as all ol them will he represented The hig hearted mer­ chants of Sanford will dittiste prises to the youngsters for the different events and altogether Saturday will he a big day In every respect . Home'Education Tour Eight southern slates wifi bo in­ cluded in a joint tour to lie made in March and April by representa­ tives of the Bureau of Education of tho Department of the Interior and the National Congress of Mothers in the interest of home education and closer cooperation of home and school. This is the second tour of this type, one arranged for last year having covered the far western and Pacific coast states. The first meeting to be held In connection with the tour, will -be at Leesburg, Va., where the citizens of Leesburg and Londoun counties hove ulready created a vigorous in­ terest in the problem of closer co­ operation of home and school. Other meetings have been arranged for Asheville, N (‘ M arch H; D a n ­ ville, Va , and l.in ro ln lo n , N ( ' . M arch 1* . G reen sb oro, N (* . and Finrmrr, S: t.\, XIarch TcT; Spartan­ burg, S. G\, March 111; Columbia, S. C „ March 13; Hock Hill anil Lancaster, S. C., Murch 14 and 15; Augusta, Os., March IG; Charles­ ton, S. C-, March 17 k Savannah State# and the unpurullelud oppor­ tunity fur commercial relations, how­ ever unrealized by the United States,, particularly in the com­ merce of coiton mid wheat, both of which they pref«r to import in ex­ change for their own productions, such as teas, silks, carved woods und their newly found mineral ores. . Religiously, the returned traveler and missionary says China is an open door. She declare# that China is now as amenable to Christianity as much us it once wa# impene­ trable. She cited un instance at the time of tho opening of the doom of Fokin and nine other great citiea when 18,000 Christians professed Decorators Here 0. M. Robbins of tho F, F. Gastoff Company la here to do the of­ ficial decorating of the city for tho Big Spring Fcatival andj Celery Fair arid will take orders (or decorating at The Herald office. These people decorated the city last year and also tho automobiles and can bo recom­ mended to tho public. The city of Sanford has vary generously decided to have the streets and city build­ ings decorated and Sanford wilt pri­ son! a fine apjrearanco In conse­ quence. Every business houae should haw* Jecweriens trr-hononrf" the distinguished visitors who will be hsre. � 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, March 10, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 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/1d6b3cb594509f267a04e3add81e68e1.pdf f6afdc000961e6b689b95305902321b4 PDF Text Text Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford Blanche Sweet Tonight Ladies’ Panamas Just the thing to wear on the street or autoing $2.50 Wash Skirts This is a great season tor Skirts and Shirtwaists and our spring s ty le s 'are far more at­ tractive than ever be fore, and some as low in price as Fancy Parasols Warm weather hrcallihg for these beautiful creations, and here you find displayed strictly the newest styles and v e r y m o d e s t, price low as D r e s s F a b r ic To secure realistic scenes of a miners' strike and an attack upon a mine office, which appeared in the Jesse L. Lasky production of " T h e Black List," which will he seen’ at the Star Theatre tonight, with t1fe beautiful Blaitcha Sweet In the lead­ ing role, William C. DeMiile, the director of this -picture took his compady^to a small mining town in Nevada.-; There tho superintendent of a mlno*yfa( induced Jo give his men a holiday-and pcrjjdt them to take p a rt In ttje scenes. • ii . * *' The miners enjoyed.qvery m o m in t they worked for t h V ca.mera and carried out their respective-,roles in n most realistic m anner/ In fact, th e attack upoi* the door .of the mine office of ific superintendent wA» so . realistic th a t th a t gentle'jitib ( tu c k hia head out of the win-cfoW.'' during the middle of a ectne to make aure th a t ail was wqJL At the conclusion of the day, the Laiky* Company gave a huge bkr.becue j o the entire town, men, women-, and children. '* I n the cast supporting Mias Sweet ^ r e ^ d c h . prominent artists as Charles 'Clary! Horace B ." C a r p e n ­ ter, William Elmer, Jano Wolf, E r­ nest Joy and others. When Costuming Is Not Quite Tho fashion writers of fairyland m ust have a terrible struggle to keep their departments interesting, If the ndvance promises tor “ Un­ dine," tho Bluebird Phlotoplay, to be seen at the Star Theatre on S a t­ urday, Mar. 4th may be taken- at face vajue. The screen version of Pierre De La Motte Foquet's fairyclassic has been made true to the legendary description of mytholog­ ical modes and dresses. Mermaids are mermaids, and fairies aro all :or that littlu; they are presumed to be. in t h e , photoplay. In the first place Henry Ot|<>. who directed Undine for Hlutthird Features, picked out the nice, warm | waters of the Pacific Ocean in which • Miss Ida Schnalt and ii few score l attendant swimming experts. of faultless physical proportions might disport themselves while acting th* part of satellites to Queen Undo. M argaret Clark In many funny and aome touching situations, but In this story she gives us something eptirely, now—the fearless, lunspoilM girl of th e mountains whose simple iru s t in mankind and her Maker stecla her courage in times of peril :wtid wins our heartfelt sympathy in moments of distress. Happy Uttle Elite first learns th e meaning of sorrow whon her father loses his footing In the St. Bernard pass and dies in her arms leaving her alone in the world. Rudolph, an Alpine guide is desperately in love with Ellse, b u t she does not return his alTectlion. There arrives a t th monastery a young Englishman named Reggie Van Rcnnsselaer, who bus come to Switserland to forgot The Fascinating Mule Blanche : who will appear In "The Black! his past follies in London. > at the Star Tonight, Thus the story beginneth. Miss Ida SchnsI), who enacts the title role in "U ndine" is famed for Lure of H earts' D esire" Year’ her physical perfections—in those "Lure of Heart's Desire," taura charts thut papers print, showing in Edm und Breese, the eminent gr a p h inches the length of the nos*, the with dram atic, star 1n the principal role Mtabl distance from chin to elbows and the will be seen hero a t the Star Theatre Year, various other angles in tape line on Tuesday, March 7th. testimony of divine formations, the This wonderful five part •feature, "Undine"' of the movies is put at the first class in Venue competitions. is nnother M^tro achievement, and She bears upon hee chest numerous was produced for the Metro pro- uncli gram by the Popular. Plays and „yei medals won in -swimming contests, Players. The story is a gripping atruc has trophies galore to prove that she one, of startling and interesting con-j 'Will is an athlete, ami in the photo play traits, dealing first with a colorful) tlo w displays her daring as a high diver phase of New York society, and bio r hy gracefully glancing from the top again with the intense life of the | . of a cliff a t a height of 130 feet. miners snd Indians in ' Alaska. jN n f ll There are. scares of big scenes,1 "O ut of thb Drifts," Thrilling Alpine m ide in tha Adirondacks, .where a111 Drama entire Alaskad town was built ^o r ^mat1sr Marguerite Clark, the exquisite this production. A decidedly novel jt ul little Famous Players star, has been and interesting scene of a New safety seen in many different characters but- she hns never done anything more absorbingly interesting and more thoroughly sympathetic than Klise, the delightful little Alpine shepherdess in "Out of the Drifts" which i» the next Paramount Pic­ ture nt the Star. Monday, Mar. 6. mistress of- tho under sea. The shores of Catalina Islands, off the California coast, furnished the set­ tings of sandy beaches, rugged and jagged rocks and picturesque grot­ tos with their mirroring pools. ' A%.nym ph| and mermalda know absolutely nothing about )ijgh Reeled shoes, short skirts, . flowing trains and evening gowns, the m atter of costuming became at once a prob­ lem th a t was not. With the girls wrapped in seaweed, sheltered by the brightest rays of th* sun or hidden riose to the surface by the clear rocks of the PaciAc, the camera man took every possible advantage of his opportunity to picture the graceful lines end equally -graceful contortions of tho swimming, diving and playful nymphs. " O u t of t h e D r i f t ' " i ' a big s t o r y of t he great Alps a nd of t he e v e r ­ lasting snows in which this stiperh little ' t a r i-» M i e n bat tl in g not only for life Itself against tlo' el ement s ‘ ill to s i n e herself from a voting our store, and see the line plays of Sheer Fluxon in dors, Fancy Skirtings, etc. Many great val­ ues, at per yard Genuine Palm Beach’CIothing in great range of colors, and sizes to fist all. Suit sizes from 33 to 48, all who will [Kwdilrcl) appear Monday at the Star in "OUT OF TIIK DRIFTJr" AT THE STAR SATURDAY. MARCH «th Straw Hats Every hat guaranteed brand new this spring’s goods. Complete stock of styles from the conservative p l a i n styles to the fash­ ionable Eng­ l i s h shapes. For only-. Spring Neckwear Step in and look them over, there is twenty.five dozen of them AH going at SOM ETHING DOING EVERY NIGHT MATINEE Wednesday and Saturday 3 p. m. XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIilllllHIIXXX Friday. March 3— rr'rm o iin t Progntm. Blanche Sweet in "The Blackllft" in five acta. • ' 6 and 16c. Saturday, Marrh 4.. Blue Bird Day. Ida Kchnad with form divine in "tlr.din**' a aeven reel picture with plenty of girl—mostly nude—hut r.ot vulgar. 6 & 16c Monday, March 6--Pa:amount Day. The dainty Mar­ guerite Clark in 1 Out of the Drifts", an nlpinf’ story in five bdattlful beta.-' 6 and 16e, Tuesday, March 7*--M» tro Day. The noted Edmund Breeze in / ‘The Lure of Heart* Desire" a realistic story in flvo rxciUng rr?B7''5 and ISc. COMING—"The Plttrderer." "The Great Divide". "Diplomacy". "Hop, The Devil's Brew". EVERYTHING FOR T IIE BUILDER Saah - Doors - Blinds - M ouldings - Flooring Ceiling - Siding - Framing. |„ PHONE No. 105 7 WARNER'S SAFE REM EDIES gHfijflf iji i; " 1^1 B D .V [ | rH ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA XXXIIIIIIIIllllXiXSXIIH!III||||SliII|||||||l!X3CX0lll!llllll>®CX Concerts by fhe Star’s Orchcsta Nightly Matinee Daily at 3:15; Night at Mill Work of Every Description - A CONSTANT BOON TO INVALiUS, XltVCE 1877 t a m e r 's SofeKIdncy nnd LJvor Remedy ' .C- ( Warner’s Safe ... DJatotda IVmvdy - Warner's Safe Asthma’Remedy ' Varn(v;» **1* Rheumatic Remedy? r > WtCrnur’a Bafc Nervine Warner’s Safe Pills for Constipation a n d Billiousneas* uwuw. r»«ity aitdMa*# Sold by R. C. Dower and Druggists Everywhere WARNER’S SAFE REMEDIES CO. R O C H E ST E R / N- V. �CL? i»6. . Whit* \\ q - /f : . \x5HL PI) BUS HE SEMI-WEEKLY IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS . ■' l l I N S A N F O R D — LiM I , Wo,th Living VOLUME VII HANFORl), FLORIDA, TUESDAY MARCH 7, 1916 DREDGE BOAT BURNED UP LAST NIGHT separable love of Christ. S:35-39 . !*. What is Paul's ottitude toward the use o' our liberty in the presence of weak one*. Ch. 1i, EXECUTIVE L0NGW00D COMMMITTEE OIL FIELD MEETS HERE IN EMBRYO ,rt “ Pauline test for doubt­ ful questions lt:2J. The above questions o n the Epistle to the Unmans is taken from the \W‘t*kly Mulletin, a fuur pa^*» lhrot published fiy the Presbyterian *- • rhyrch Phe I d j■;*k*• of mis week­ HAD BEEN DREDGING AND ly i* devoted to 'uggestive Bible studies, and a* the prayer meetings INTERESTING MEETING OF FILLING IN ON THE LAKE of DEMOCRATIC COURT OF the Presbyterian church have FRONT OF SANFORD been devoted* to a study of Roman* LAST RESpWT v?.. for severa' weeks, this page has had Th* dredge bn«t, Clovis, that has some very interesting and sug The Seminole County- Democratic gestive helps. The above might be been .here .for the past year en­ Executive Committee met in *the gaged in dredging and filling in the of interest to Bible students rener- court house last Saturday' morning uMy. bulkhead on the lakefront raught «t ten o’clock with tht following fire last night” about seven thirty members present: S. Bunge. Q. W. < Kl.DURATION IS A S S I K E I ) from tho back fire of the gasoline Spencer, J. II. Huddle*too, ,'C*. ■Aengines and burned to thp water'* Dullns, C. C. I’inr*on. W. V. Djittn, <il) l uunclj CrsnlH I'crnrll and All J. H. Hartley and D. 11. C. J la b u i j' edge, being n total loss. t'itisenN Ka*or the Project The explosion caught thee wood­ Chairman S. ‘Rung* called .the work and as the local fire‘ depart­ fb<* grumf celebration to lie held mlviirift to order a n d . Ordered the ment could not reach the boat anti •hurt the w#rk beginning March 20th secretary. It J. Holly to read the the crew hud to Jump for their staffed by the Woman's Club and minutes of last scuion. The quvglive* there was no opportunity to fostered by several prominent citi­ lion of holding the primary election save tho boat. zens is now assured. The city coun­ in June and tho. matter of nioessThe dredge boat was the property cil last night ratified the action .of ment* were lakcp up. It was deof the Seminole ‘Dredging Co., the the Woman's d u ll, the Commercial clded upon resolution * introduced numbers of the company 'being cit­ Club, th e -Fair Association and the by C. C Pearson that the candidate* izens of Sanford, C. It. Walker and Parish House ( iub and decided to be assessed at the rate of one and K. W. Mahoney being most heavily allow the attraction* to he held on one half per rent at a very low val­ interested. The dredge and the the streets, preferably on Commer­ uation on their salaries and the fol­ machinery totalled over Jltj.OOO on cial Street atHl part of the bulkhead- lowing hgures were -iibim'. ted: which there was ofily gS.OOt) msui ed property on t he water from M a t e K* prt s e nt u l iv r mice; the loss falling n.o*t heavily Since l he celebration was started Shcritf on the owner* who bad not finished primarily to celebrate the bulkhead County Cb*rk The idea Pax Assessor their contract with the city and were the pn-ulion Is • *('ellenl 20 not t .trout'!} with the filling oi the of (plying till: Stale culldldates here Supt. Pub. Inst. •26 hulkheaded property on the lake for joint .debate will bring a large T a x C o l l e c ' u r 16 shore. It i* not lin n u i at I r i s rit crowd litre during lire entire week i ini* t v J e d g e 3 mg whether the company will pur­ mol 11,•• tn;»ft ititk'i t.t at t r at tlon# \v1l [ll il g'« *i chase another dredge In finish the will bf ".K t li•• i row il h from t Vl%U 1 unlit > Dili ki Inn) iioard 1 contract or will get another dredging boring nt i*h Insi hi ’ i'.The l»i rim kri ll -r/ito ( otintv E company to complete 'In* contract y\ ullow III il •*M*luit..n introIn n conversation >\t<b C It live ( 1fn? nft* vti dor ■><-i) the mu).' \ T* *1 t.j 1, \\ St *41 1I’T Wl\H im*i*il: *! rm '.I la kill urduv ah l tu mb’ fi f m .»! Walker ia*t night tie *md with his wM'k ot Mu -<•b 2“ ib having c.isfomury brotherly H-orit and ( hn*- in vtl at t *f■!* III all 0i. 1anilui.it It (H \,»t \ ifn HHid** a* t*u- S|irt t Fc— tian character that he was giad com** 1iTf .tn>1 it I- <■■\ !»••« !•’’) t h.it i v. (■r k how {.Mi! Pull, head H !' none of the boy* on tite dredge had county •*t»ni rut:+*h»tn*r*. will .(tbl 1 heir i it1 t \ « • ritv ot •liton d Sa nf or d 1 • 1 flu* t •• in* mot cttii-ti been injured und that the i.impany nidi of I hi' ml 1 1. iThi:n) . Mar. b 1 H i in rl m 'K 1 hr t’ir In far day . ’ > 1 would pocket the loss but lhat he in* we.-k In ing ("qndidafeti f l ay , did not know ju-l what lhe> would nbui irl a grand i *-b l*rulion lor r»* l 01- r e f o r e lie it ideufof n I'r.imi < el> 1.ration tor >. ru d<> The men employod mi t h«- ( Ktsidv.i' by tins commit It#* that dredge hud u narrow r*. ap> as t! 1^ rlllilb,_ rmint > In I'l- In-lil here III tinthe lir-t explosion was entirely un­ season of the year is taking root in I all 1'iu'didales, state, county and expected n n d (‘the cry w hud to jump the minds nf all tin- people and th«-\ n.itimnl ire hereby i-'t'i-ially ‘ in to »ii\e themselves Th< loss of the will pun whole heiirtedlv III tin , iied to San'nrd to jinrlmpati* in ; i In* f u M i v i i it** •id grtittO 1»:irt ICCMlr dredge i* u sad blow -to l hi* hope* lliovi un til i —P 95 16 26 26 Heir bi.ri'.r. uht Vhe of tin citizens gencTtllj , fis-ti c Mi l'..I lb. 1»« On * * il )l K tt 1 ■ of i-. | in- p r o l e of i tig fil> ; *i■* 11. VIkiihv' i*HIjlfi - I mii •n't i i-t* ol F. mitiol • ( ‘o i r *i >,.*ctuin In he i in i'T her* r'.a Im*t • i<I* •A ih h r 1 ft I*V f . u a - t i'll' v.irnni* m i' A-v w*“ t nf tin* 2*till w;i« ln'l> h i r* 1 * It h r u t l i * it „ \ \ * »*k ty tuJvL * Hi < \ it . v’ vy pus-ibli- in making im* '-r.tli (hi* great event Ojld tu aUo- moving |»i« I uri H iff l ufuiitlulfN ths Vtfllor.i VTint Sirnford was do and also of i h o ; cHy^,'|bp buIkhOud, viwtt <>f the candidate* pleasant nnd xluiw them the proverbial lio*pitcling to beautify this beautiful ox* th e boat .Taccx aiuP-tuany o th e r at- tiy of Seminole county. panne of wiiter. 'The dredge was cn- irurtioii* and fhese I'iltn* will go Rkjolv.al ib»t* Ii»e.Secretary of ftlJH'agetl • a t the .time, of the lire in. lir<iHil<*H-r nV<*r the, *»aro nnd fhc • >-itt111to* be i n s t r u ct e d .to w i i t c <>t dredging out a basin for I t " n w I n|ti*d S iji I k?,'. giving ilu-i «i»> .i v.tri- •■ini' a nd ever y candidaYc m r total works while thrbwtng “and liitio it *il advertising scrum! to nunc ot'-* i,il iiiviitiiion in be preaout in ot'er in”/» the bulkhead and 'hi- i '-'aaford during !hnt week. vvili itlao. retard tiie boat wnrks^m| I rnf ill Holy • ">**- ‘ bur, h Tf-e ’loltuH-mg ri-srtlntion vine in* tiie wav of the new inrurtg bn hi 1 k,. fnlltitv ifig -jr*- liit- ilmfili set trojliu-wd by 0 . • W. Spencer unit and bunt lytrbor. Tin* lire b r o u g h t J^ vices .ti Holy fro-** for Lent; which out the department and many .d ( begins lomorrrtw :\\ ydni-sdav. Match passed He ii-v^ernlvcd bi? tiie County the citixen.* and expression* .of _*>'«* 1,1 / i-yt h ,, kiuiivo ir* ,-\*h Uednrsduj. l)en;gcrnlic Fj^culive.CommiWoe in jmihy were freely expre '' Ash Wednesday, 6:60.and 10 a. tn. *xoaion at Sanfdrti, Florida, this ianv mind „ , Seminole Ordering Coitfpany 7:30 p. in. * 4th 'fay of March. If>1U, as follown: those who lost their boat* in the The weekly *i fii-rTiltM-r-rP-follow*: fire. * That thfs board docs hereby ex­ Sundays, 7:10 and 11 a. m. 7;00 Near the dredge were anchored tend. a vote nf thank* to the Honor­ p,.m . ° . able Forrest- Lake, for action taken tho yachts of Monday*. Tuesdays, Thursdays in State Democratic Executive Com­ Several Sanford citiiens and tour­ ist. The fine Yacht. Lucille belong and Saturday*, 4 j». rn. mittee in session a t Jacksonville, in Wednesdays, 7:3(1 p. m. ing to Harry Denman of Orlando rescinding sections 4 nnd 6 of the Fridays, !(> a. m. and 4 p. m. Stuicke Resolution, governing pri­ was destroyed. Every Monday 3 p. m. at the maries in this state. • Rectory there ia to be a Woman’s Man Missing We believe that Mr. Lake’s reso­ It is rumored at this writing that Auxiliary Study Cla*» on ‘'Church lution which wa« a 'su p p le m en t of one of tho men on the dredge boot Mission* In China," Mr*. Alexander tbeS tuickie Resolution is • just and ', correct anti that religion o r relig­ named Jameson has not been ac­ Vaughn, directress. counted for and there U a possibil­ Thrsc Lenten service* are always ious prejudice should not* be drawn ity th a t he waa drowned last night a privilege, enahllHg » penon to fol into political party actions. when he jumped from the burning low Cnri*t's life more closely. Thi* The following resolution was in­ boat. opportunity at Holy Crow is ex­ troduced by* G. W. Spencer and C. R. Walker states th a t the tended to all.,' passed: Rev. Arthur Scaring Peck, . dredging will be resumed at once, Whereas, God in His infinite Priest. cither by contract or by a new mercy has seen fit to take from our dredge. midst our fellow member and co­ The Brady,-boat and several other Mr. sad-Mra. Wailte Here worker tn the ranks, Mr. J. M. Y\Uamaller yacht* were saved last night The many friends of Mr. and Mr*. iiamson, therefore be it by th< men who arrived on the scene Henry Wsllsce are pleased to ace • Resolved that we os member* of and pushed them out of danger but them back in Sanford to spend the the Democratic Executive Com­ the Becman yacht could not be remainder of the season. They aYe mittee of Seminole county feel deep­ moved in time and 1* a total loas. old Sanford r o d e n t s and think the ly the loee of eur fellow ntember'and d t y Is the l»o*t .ever. With their brother and th a t despite the fact ■r ,4 lllble Student Help* dsughter. Mis* Blanche and Miss that he suffered for years he was Can you anawer these question* Porter of Lansingi Michigan tho ever active in tne ranks'of the party, about the Epistle to the Romans^ have been sending: V>e. winter in alert to the best interests of the 1. What person hold* chief p'ace Tampa but willOii-hirb.fof several community and a good ritixen of In Its pages?, Ch. l-:8. • thn county and atate. months. . s 2. How many chapters in .k £ > jw • t—---- ------------ Tl Resolved that a copy of these res­ 3. W hat Is the subject bf the first Free lecture on Cklaa » olutions be sent to bis family and three chapters? one to the Sanford Herald for pub­ Rev. J. R. Graham of Taing4. Define " th e RIghteousneai of lication th a t th* memory of our God" and explain bow It may be­ Kiung-Pu. China. ^Bl*speak at the fellow member may be kept green Presbyterian chorch ,_Wednesday come oura. Ch4. 4, 5. in the hearts of bis friend* and fam­ Mr. Graham has 6. What are* the wagin' of M".? nignt i t 7:80. ilys. , lived In China for twenty yaar* aa The gift of God? «:M. an evarfgeiist. of the Presbyterian «. " l a the 'Law sin.** fc7-25. Don’t Forget—The Free Lecture 7. Bow ofton do th* words " F a ith , church, and by this long acquaint­ Righteousness and Justify" occur ance la competent to speak with au­ on Chin* at th# Preabyterian churrb Wedijesday night, 7:80, Roy. J. R, thority. ‘ , Jn Romans. Public cordially Invited. Gr»bt\*n jAL ^tlng-Klang-Pu, China, i . Deter lbs Paul’s ld*a of th* I*- EXPERTS THINK THAT POS­ SIBLY THERE MAY BE SOME IN SEMINOLE NO. 57 sources for It* future development. Since then, Louisiana ha* become one of the great oil producing and refining state; of the Union,, n cen­ ter of great natural go* activities, a producer of ohotit one half of th world’* output of sulphur, and I* now recognized a* prohahly the best place, natural advantages being con­ sidered, known to -scientist* In this or any other country for the manu fucture of gharmlcala'on a very large scaln,” / \ , - r . CANDIDATES WILL SPEAK IN SANFORD m aH GRAND COMING OUT CON­ VENTION WILL BE HELD HERE THIS MONTH Preston Sustained In tho generul mix up over th« i / ---------atatua of the city treasurer and as­ The county, state and national sessor Judge Perkin* sustained Mr. Prftton in hi* contention that he candidates will apeak here on Friday, should not be removed from office March 21th nnd not only speak here without sufficient cause being chown. but will, be here several days lo A few day* ago Dickenson & Dick­ mingle with the crowds th at are enson representing Mr. PrcatnH-bad ffiffilng to thi* city the wuek of Judge Perkin* issue a writ of tn^n-. Hkrrh 20th. - . a I__ . i t , . _______11 1 . it damns f or the cdty councii u r ■ -t& fiepfrto, week will be the Spring Fes­ cau*e for their action in refusing to tival and Celery Fair and the Wom­ appoint A. A. J’reston to the posi­ an’s Club will have their annual tion ‘of treasurer and assessor and Flower Show in conjunction; the last Friday the ca*.* waa called in adies also taking a prominent part DcLand, ail th e members of tne n making the entire afiair a grand city council and the mayor being success. present. The city council was rep­ 1 hero will bd host races on the resented by Attorney T E. Wilson and each side had their Jioaring. akc, auto parades, merchants' dis­ Judg*> Perkins decided th st in­ play and floats, celery show, flower sufficient reason had been shewn show, grand barbecue for the randifor the council'* action ami thin* the Jalca and visitors. Also many side ra-e rest* at present. The,council attractions furnished by the Mnwill lake the chsc to the supreme jestic Amusement Co., fire worka «our' and meantime the end is nor display at night, dancing on the streets umj many other forms of in sight. harmless nth use me tits. A big barbecue and general good time in Longwood brought . manypeople to that thriving little city* yesterday when the big lot sale was pulled dir by the Burton Bro*., lUulry Co.,' of *:WH*on, N. C. • The lot* weft Jn the heart of the rtbty and brought good prices at auc­ tion tale. About one o’clock a big barbecue took place cast of the depot and thpre was roast pig, roast beef/torh-itoca, pickles, cofiec, bread, etc., to feed the multitude and every one had plenty In tjat. . The candidates' Wine there in fqrcr. -ta this is the firaY big gather­ ing'of the spring campaign. I.onjjwood ia comiflg right along and will' be one nf ;tht* biggest plan-* m Seminole county ere long. W * aid well, an experienced oil man from I'litsburg ha* taken an option on 11.000 aerr* of land in that vicin­ ity and expect* to start drilling for ml in tin* Near future. Mr. Caldwell bored well* nt Beaumont, Texas, in Uniittlinn l)n> California ami in any otbi-r places, Doiuitinn Day for the Children's an*1 having seen signs of ml in the region irm.nd Longwood is willing Hume Society has been *ei for to hack In* 'udginnnt. The wsr in Thursday, March hth The Presbyterian C F will have Korop** has prevented Mr Caldwell getting the skilled labor and the this in charge ami hope tu vend a All ii-.sary machinery on lime nml he well (i'.ied liox .in that day d*"..irons of beginning work ns those wlio have anything to ilutltile in the wuy- of clothes, no tip, towel*, o' possible. I hv Hi-raiii t« wilting g’Ve litem groceries, toys, etc., will please Vend lh<‘ ti. uUii til the iltntbt regarding them lo the residence o( Mrs It C. Maxwell, .it 127 \V *Mh VH , on nr nit n ! hi* vicin'!) Indore Thursday II you have no ’1 re Man til npl u r e f Itccurd, the way lo send them phone Miss Mim bwlifuf [Uiblirtition mi souilurr. tnDoyle, j hone No Id, and your loiluxtrte^ utul th' ge'u ral dcvi-InjinH nt nation will be sent fM. Nothing is uf 1 hi- •ection, xays that n number n* lenxcx nave recently 1ocn reported too small to be of service. Ii< nu tuber that a thousand help­ tix having le in. tiutde of large iracta nf Imil in *-'loridu by oil operators less anti homeless children each yciir on the from other Mtitci* ** ho are planning ure a hsolutcl y dependent lo 1. ire terll Well- In -j I>it Mill 1'hetlier ( litldrcn - J|. me So* »-tv of Florida t. l.mad - lor an-, hmi.i- and attention Hist ll t' (•a . ijig <|U i itil i . i . tiit many t h i n k -hit it would meat il thin II 11I‘1 Ml t.l • It "' III '"'JlvaUxuia give pi.iuii— ,.i re|- trr -great wmrtc ^hoUli' have to «lop for ■loniilitii-s. It would he wimethii'g lack of support. Surely you will do immense for Fltirida if oil in pay in just n little tn keep-it up. R e m e m b e r T ug Da )”; . . Sat ur day, <|uantitiea should he,developed here, for it would bring a si ream o' men March llth . a ml money intft the' .ta le which, taken with ouf prevent advantage I n. School Hoard Notes ■il *otl add rTTn->T\te and the large imMi’isrs (I P Swope. \Y A. Howungralion alread) coming tl), would ur I and II H McCall, comprising pul Florida in tin lead tii tin1 the Hoard of I'rusiees of the Oviedo uuc«t rapidiv developing and jifj»Tux Bchool Dlajrict a were in San­ pemux Ktafo in tho I't^tn. ford Monday attending the meeting , Wt‘ have no palI'.'itce,, wilh the of the County »4oliool ,Board. This I n n n y i l i s t thoriwis no oil under the iftrul board with the county board lurfare of Florida. They could have dnvised plans whereby the. Special mid os much and did, with eiptal Tu* School District No, 3 is to he boats about Texas and Oklahoma, considerably enlarged, \vbinnv act und California and Louisiana, where wilt ultimately result in the Oviedo immense discoveries were made by school being enlarged to u high men who had the faith nnd capita! school, an act that Oviedo deserves, to stick and were laughed' at as or it is one of tho host towns in Sem­ cranks who were throwing their inole county. Oviedo District has a time and money away in a futile board of trustees that are wide quest. awake, and a board that are over There is a homely old saying out on the alert for the betterm ent of in the mining’ regions of tho for t b d r schools And the improvejnont west that "gold is whore you find ol the district as % whole. It can bo it,” no m atter whst the geologist* aafely said that this Loan! will leave say, and the same Is true of o’le nothing unturned th a t will develop Some so called crank is jtirt as their schools and place them un a likely, from our prevent knowledge plane of higher stanarxliintion. to discover it in Fierida as old Cap­ Mr. W. A. Raulcrson, a member tain Lucas was in Beaumont, Texas, of the hoard of trxsstecs «( the Gene­ before he tapped the stupendous va District was a visitor to th e city oil reservoirs deep down under the Monday. Mr. Raulerson appeared sUl of 8pindle-Tep and made the before the county school board In country gasp with the immensity the interest of hit district and school. of the discovery. At a meeting of the school board We are told that there is n# min­ eral wealth in Florida outside the M onday It waa determined t h a t the phosphates and th at we m ust re!y schools of Pasta, Monroe a n d Ga­ on our agriculture and fruiU and brielis should kava a term of sight vegetables and timber and cattle and months. This action on i>e p art of winter climate for our riches. A the school board wit] certainly meet with favor in the eye* of th e pat­ good strong basil Indeed, but there rons of the above mentioned schools. is no warrant for the assumption that we have no nil beyond the fact th at none has thus far beer, discov­ Jr. a Y. P. U. ered. In th a t conrection the fol­ The program Sunday it'ght wns lowing from the Manufacturers’ Rec­ rendered by the Orange Blossoms. ord la to {ho point: Rosamond Radford acted aa\lsader. " f t may be Interesting to mention The subject wm "Jesus T ried" and th at just before the discovery of oil many interesting points pol were brought In Louiaiansa some years ’ago the out by the members. '2 1 Manufacturers' Record repgtved a A treat la proposed all t h a t 1,will letter .from one of t h * W posted cdm e.-.fiilS every Sunday night. business men in the state, in which, R. referring'to the future of Louisiana, h* said: "Y ou know there a ra .n o minerals In Louisiana,” and h* In­ , Modern Woodmen and Royal dicated hi* belief In the fact that Neighbor* art repeated to- brAtl would have)-to depend their friends to hear this great Iffupon its agricultural and timber rt- ture on ^'Modern Woodcraft.'' r a. fl 111 The corning of tho candidates will itself bring a mrnatrous crowd, ns it will be the “ coming out convention” of alt the candidates nnd baton — the Pat he Weekly Moving Ptclme man will be bore in snap I he candi­ dates. ge*. tr>e boat race* and trnk picture# of Sanford in gain at lire. Just think ol the (ur. and pleasure lo be crowdeu into one week. Just think of the advertising our city will get from this event and just think of keeping our city in the public eye nt no expense to any one. The idea is worthy‘'of tho unquali­ fied support of every citizen of San­ ford anti pu<-h and every one ithoulrl gel behind I he movement nnd push. All that the gentlemen who arc try­ ing to organize fur the adair want i- the hearty i opc-jitm'i ol every citizen Tile ( onilitet'lnl I'liih, tie Fair A"- g u n Lull, liui tVomnns Chit) and Pa.lsh House Club are nil fos­ tering the idea nnd nil of them expett to get something from the pro-, ceeds (of their various organizations. , It Is n grand oppnrtirrdt'y for the' people to get together and work for n'.yyind celebration —Urn kind that Have tnnde ^ntiferd famous in thg past. , W ■ / Presbyterian V. E. The Pres by teriun C. K. met on Friduy evening, March 3rd with u good attendance. The meeting w,*s in rharge of Co. A, Mr. A rthur Greene rentier and a fine program was rendered. The president announced th e new division of companies a* made by the executive committee. The fol­ lowing new captain# und lieutenants were elected: Capt. Co. A, Miss Annie Leo Cald­ well; Lieut., Miss Virginia Smith. Capt. Co. B, M!*a Lucy Whitr.er; Lieut., Miss Esther Woodburn; Capt., Co. C, Mr. Kent Roiaetter; Lieut., Mlsa Alice Whittier. Capt. Co. D, Mr. B. J. Moughton; Lieut., Miss 'Muriel JUrrold. Tho Lookout Committee reported one new active member, Mrs. Robt. Powell; and one new honorary mem­ ber, Dr. Bouchelle. Teg Day Don't forget to carry smrur extrg money on Tng Day, Saturday, M ar. l l t h . We know th a t business condi­ tions are not the beat, b u t we can­ not believe th a t for thia reason little helpless, homeless children will be refused and, when just a mite from each person in Florida would pro­ vide a home for all. ' -* JjS Card of Thanks To the many trienda who were so kind to us in our recent bereave­ ment and during the illness of our little daughter, Dorothy, for the warm s y m p a th y and beautiful floral tribute# w» extend our grateful, ap­ preciative tnanks. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Draddy. . -----------------Head Ranker M. W. A. I# Lecture Hon, J , . D. Vols, Head Banker Modern Woodmen of America, will lector* In Eaglea Hall Thursday night, March 10, al t p. m. .. i ■x �2. Whereas, William Friem ont Blackman resigned the presidency of Rollins College September 30, 1015; therefore, be it ' Resolved, ..That . this. Board ex­ press Its sincere appreciation to Mrs. Lucy Worthington Blackman for the unsdAsh, capable and loyal Mrvlce.which she has rendered Rol­ lins College during the presidency of her husband, Wm. Freemnnt Blackman. Always ready, willing' and anx­ ious to jdo anything and everything (or the good of .the College, her assistance has been invaluable in the upbuilding of the school. Wm, R. O'Neal, . ; . • Secretary. The following letter was sent to tho Board of Trustees In recognition of the foregoing revolution*: “ To the Bonrd of Trustees of Rol* CORRECTIVE EXERCISE1* Una College: <i CHIROPRACTIC DIETETIC EXPERT !! Gentlemen: I; OSTEOPATHY l wish to thank you on behalf of Mrs. Blackman and myself for the resolutions adopted at your lojst annual meeting, with reference to NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN pur work in the college during the last thirteen years. " MACPADDEN METHODS I wish also to make'record of the unfat’lng sympathy and cooperation Houra; 9 to 12 a. m. 1 to 4 p. m„ and by Appointment 1 received, from the Bonrd during SANFORD. PLORIDAo the whole term of my udmlnistraCorner Park Avcnne and Ninth Street tlon. From the day when I as­ sumed tho duties If the presidency to tho day when I laid them down, I do not now recall a single word of criticism or serious dissension uttered by any member of .the Board. Every^ policy adopted; and e v e r y situation fared was fully and frankly discussed, and so far.'us 1 can remember tho final action taken '; Sanitary Steam Pressing, Hot Gasolnle Drv Cleaning. Altera­ was unanimous, entirely or praetic tions of All KindB on Short Nolico r ally, alike hi the meetings of the full Board, and in those of the o Join Our Gentlemen's Valet ClUb. $2.00 Per Month executive and Investment commit­ SUITS $15.00 UPW ARD tees. 1 believo* that such a condi t i on of tilTnirs a n d such u n a n i m i t y of feeling • ■; th e boat house, and th e removal a n d repair of Ltfdles* Hall and thy dining room and the campus en­ larged and beautified. There has also been raised an Endowment Fund of ^tJ.OOO'. fif^tHe support of tho Col'.ege. President Blackman has presented the need* of the College, both in and. out of the atate, and has been recognised ns one of the foremost educators In the state of Florida. T he Board thewfore express*** the hope t h a t his change of occupation m ay completely restore Jhia health, and extend sincere ikanlts ' to him for services which be ha* rendered the College. Wm. R. O'Neal. Secretary of Rollins College. ROLLINS COLLEGE NOTES At tbe annual meeting of the Board of Truataea of Rollins College which was held last week the fol­ uuuimcu; lowing resolutions were adopted: Frccmont ■ 1. Where**, William T ___ ^ Blackman, for thirteen ygara pres­ ident 'of Rollins College, found it necessary to resign tbe office by reason of failing health,- September SO, 1915; therefore, be It Resolved, f h a t this Board ex­ press its appreciation of . the aer* vice* of Praoident Blackman in the up-building of the College. During his administration there boa been added to the •campus, Carnegie Library and equipment, Knowlee Hall and equipment, Chaae Hall, Sparrcll Cottage, the power plant, W m . H . CROSBY • MERCHANT TAILOR, CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER ;! CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AYE. PHONE 174 * L IV E R Y , S A L E S AND F E E D STABLE C o r n e r P a r k A v e n u e a nd S e c o n d S t r e e t C O N TR A C T O R S FOR A L L K INDS OF H E A V Y H A U L IN O L a r g o s u p p l y of H o r s e s , M u l e s , W a g o n s and H a r n e s s a l w a y s on ha nd F o r S al o o r E x c h a n g e O l a c K a m lth ln n and W a g o n R e p a i r i n g In c onn ec ti on d u b boys. Some of the railroads have given prises in counties in which they own property, and other institutions have offered local prises which will atuo.unt to more lh a n the .value__of the _ pig for • a_ gingle county, .• but Mr. Ramsey's offer cover* the whole atate if every county has a corn club. Mr. Ramsey has a small farm which he Is devoting to purebred Duroc-Jersey swine. He has some of the beat stock in the state and cannot supply the demand for ani­ mal*. A number of Utters have been engaged before they-wero old enough to ewan. He has recently leased more land and purchased mure breeding animal* to dovelop tho buaineaa. , materials that wash off and run during when A . rust .prjwd. It destroys the Celery Caterpillar; stimulate: the crop. ' Bie celery growers in Florida with a* high a* 400 acres to the p o .S f ,3 5 T 0 . t i U - c u - t o 1« p r , l « « - u > . n y l h l n , d » . S POT^oK^TO^urmr'i^olLS” T e^ eiS '1SSR& CUCn “ B^ T H E LCOST' TER POUND, but THE COST P E R S P R AY TANK- and INCREASE IN YIELb that counts. Write for fnrthcr information. ANSBACnEK INSECTICIDE CO., Inc. Station Completes Silage Teat FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CfTY It is false'economy to starve cattle da; Osceola .Fertiliser C o, Jacksonville, Florida through any period of the year. It costa more to get them .over the ef­ RUNGE & JUNES, 9th St. and Sanford Ave. fects of starving than it does to keep them in good flesh during thu period of scarce feed. During the winlcr from December to March jbere is always a shortage of paatlre in some sections of the state. Cattle suffer for food during th at period nnd in some years the loss is STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE 80UTH heavy. John M. Scott, animal industrial­ ist to tho University of Florida .Ex­ periment Station began aw experime it, December 8, 1915, to deter­ Dining cars on Usln KIwlHr f» lljhu. Pullman<tf*»ln( r<*jrailcrpers. Alt-stoal oqulpmonl mine the relative value of sorghu SJ. M, KA. |*KSl Hi JaraAnah ' ■ m r n g T T - suy r.siln until 7 s. m Pro*roaming chair coarha ijnd Japanese cane silage for winter­ No. a« No. S3 No. S3 fNo. $8 t:33pm BdOpm ing young cattle. No attem pt was il:10am 17 15pm [,» JarkaonTllle l ' J , 3! w n i 5 16pm 1.13pm 4 15pm Ar Savannah ma de to fatten the cnttle. T h e o b ­ 8.00pm 3:3tlam 7-20»m 19:13am Ar Richmond 2 -3 "pm IllSOpm T;60am 10 2 9 . m Ar Waihlnftim ject was to maintain the initial t i3Sam 1:50pm 1 1:1 7 a m I 45am Ar nalitmor* 2:01pm weight nnd to keep tho animals in 4:01pm 4 3 5 a m ) 1ja m Ar W. Philadctphu 7:13am 1:40pm 4:70pm 6:70pm Ar N»» York . good condition. Grade Jersey heifers from fifteen to thirty months old -were used in test. They were divided Into two ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS EN ROUTE lota as equal in weight and quality No. tH S O U T H Ell LAND N*. 12 T H E DIXIE n r x i K r i . t t m N . *4 | ■s It was • posslhlo 'to make them. 9.3S*m L v Ja c k w m v i i l* __ |,v Jarlounville' . K 30pm One lot received all tho s o r g h u m L t JackannvlU# 11 4t o m Ar Allan ----------- 6:47»m 7 10 mrn Af Wayrroaa Ar AiUn(» 5 OQpm Ar K n n i v f l l * ___I 2 ^ 9 p m ( 'haUanixiga 12 17pm Ar M im i) a nd a ct i on in a n y similar body of silage t h e y would eat n nd the o t h e r 1 Ar n O O pm Ar I ahAnvTOn ______ t O S f m Ar NuhvH!<* l 16pm Ar A Ian a received all t h e J a pa n es e rr.nr silage Ar Si I^niia Ar ( ' I n r i n n s t l __ ft 60pm 7OUm 2 S ipm Ar St IjiHiio Strong men a n d women is unusual , li &&pm Ar C h l c a f O ________7 -4f>am Art tinaffa Ar C'h.rafxt i fllim * * Through Trains Daily To DAILY THROUGH TRAINS WEST tf.ey would e at E ac h heifer was and I m e nt io n it with prof ound allowed a p o u n d of rol t on seed meal N K M IN u l.E L IM IT ED . gratification a nd g ra ti t ude . u day. At t h e beginning of t h e lest Lv Jarkfcjfivlilr I also wish to place on record my Ar Albany Ar t ’tilufnbia* app r ec ia ti on , in which t h e Uourd of the an ima ls in the lot receiving Ar I! Irm in wham s or gh u m silage aver aged .'155 p o u n d s Ar .Si. liCitjUT r us t ee s, I am sure, concurs of Ar Chieagti the gener ous gilts which friends of a nd (hose in I he o t h e r lot 363 train. Pullman ears pounds. fri-’iniiif «*hair r»t fil-w »■r>-•( the i n s t i tu t i o n , in nil p a r t s of t h e At the end of sixty d a y s t h e s or ­ co un t ry h av e c o n t r i b u t e d to its sup-I port d u r i n g t h e past t h i rt ee n year*. g h u m fed an ima ls m i d gained H.25 j These gifts, for e n d o w m e n t , build­ poi nds a head. Those fed J a p a n e s e ing". e q u i p m e n t a n d r ii r re nt ex­ r ane silage ha d merely kept tneir. T h e r esults a r e in , penses, u n m o u n t to ab ou t $400,000, original weight and by fat the great er part of this fiivo- of s or gh u m, tint l a pa n e s e c ane i sum w.is given by d onor s not r e s i - , • a n | e U S ) d to w i n t e r c a t t l e v i l l i i# OOpm SJ LOUIS E X P R E S S N*, 47 Lv jarkoonvilla Rjl4f m 10 I6pm 8 fsOarn M:66pm 7:44pm „ -- 7:40mm 2 (Ham Ar Wayifwaa SSVam Ar At+rnuf*wn#>ry i J J5|*m TUftatn 4:20am •|ta Kim‘ Ar New Ufii-ana Ar N ashvllle Ar St —_______ ______ — .... Thfoii fh *trrI Pullmmn tn S r Ismla. Viral da#* * imn made *1 NVw ( Irleana fm Ban F ta n r l w o fhruugh tmin*- Dining c*n a la rarW tatiuri, »nil tm m writ* i U h IK K LAND, DDL P i a a e n f r r Agru lllllelHiruufk i lu lfl, T a n p i , H r. Phono 3222 St. Leo College, Si. Leo, Pasco County, Florida Don't jilay with m-riou* nu4tt4*ra— don't YOU <-iirry your own insurance ngaiu*t for you'll find the money wonting when the KI RK hits wi|><-d out yo4ir property Have our strong, reliable company carry your risk— mt<l he on the safe aide. Reasonable rate** CHASE & COMPANY Chicago - St.Louis SOLID STEEL TRAINS Coa<hei,f?eclintng Chair Car. Berth and Compart­ ment Sleeping C a r s ,/ Sun ftjrlor Observation LibraryCar.Dining Car. CHICAGO 010/kM . Ruerw* TRiOnti her nsro * so . No net a ns njer ■ wtBxnmscartKmtu Ktn rwi m »«•*» c* m XMWWM. i ✓ _ i cmintmV /ituncaWO.iwu\ &OAM"Start (OLUMMV HMI TOUMl* tint is tat j *tX«'»4 CA« ShlAft."/ hoccut a #v.a NL l tiA«( wiwn»i If) INN m* c o m m u n i t y or roltegc. I have nn!> one cnusi* ijf rcgiel iin 1 sever my u t l i i - i n l relation with il.i- it,si *i ot i oo n u r n e l y , the dent nhii-ii now ri-st.4 ujinn i t . Thi s debt . :ir,,-rdiog t o t h e i rpasnrer'-t r op o r l J r o v e r i n g t h e I m i n i s t r a t i o n , la s t y e a r o f" a n d p r e s e n t e d S C H E D U LE JACKSO NVILLE. A LB A N Y ............... COLUM BUS...... BIRMINGHAM. .. ST.LOUIS______ Benedictine Father* T E R M S - *225.00 n iy a d a t y o u r i !;.*t meeting, af ter <hdtit ling umtuini I d u e t h e •i-o ile g e . a m o u n t s to $ 43, - 411 ‘*<1 If this indebl i 'i l oe-« In111.fr.i* tI'd from t h e KtiiloW ui'lit J i* I! it! 1lo- otti K<r. at! of whlrh a j >. I rollei l. I ituri-.t* 1115 iofii.liii-lrattoh, rrTXTP rr-Toalns iiLont f^ffo.Oftn of" i invested fund.< over a n d a bo v e tln*u obligations, in a d d i t i o n to t h e c a m ­ pus, the bui l di ngs, nnd t he e q u i p ­ ment ol t h e i ns t it ut io n . T h e poliry ui a ddi ng Lo t h e Undowmen* Uun't-t, erei’ting bui l di ngs a n d providing nee‘ es*ary eijuiptoent, even at the risk I of iiii-nrring .i deficit in the c q r r e n t I ex(>401*4' ni-Ciiunt, seemed to be f o n i d u p o n us some y ea r- ago by | the |in-cisu term* of t h e con<li:ional gifts of Dr. Pearson. Mr Cqrnegie, and ot her b en ef nr t or s of the i n s ti tu ­ tion, anil t h e di sast rous flrei which dest royed t wo of . out hulldings, leaving us w i t h o u t n chapel, a single recitation r oo m, or a single i mp le ­ m e nt o{ scientific ot musical sluHy, while t h e serious financial s t r i n ­ gency of t h e p as t half dozen year*, a n d tho wa r in E ur ope, t og et he r with my o wn gr ea tl y i mp a ir ed s t r e ng t h m a d e It imposrihle for us to meet this a c cu m u l a t i n g . defi­ ciency. Howe ve r, I a m confident t h a t with r e t u r n i n g p ros pe ri t y in tho c o u nt r y my cuccesror will be ithle, wi t h your own h ea r ty cooperation to clenr up t his obligation speedily, a n d to a dd still f u r t h e r t o t h e equip­ m e n t of t h e i nv es t e d funds of t h e Inst i t ut i on. I was never m o r e s ur a t h a n now t h a t Florida has need of a C h r is t i a n College like Hollins, of high s t a n d a r d * a n d fine character. Be assured, dear friend*, th a t the president of Rollins College, who­ ever ho may be, and its Board of Trustees will have Mrs. Blackman's and my own earnest prayers, and our active help to the limit of our strength in all future efforts to ad­ vance the interesta of the college no dear to us all. Cordi al l y yours, William F r e m o n t B l a c k m a n , ’* Lv. AH. A n. A n. A n. Full Instructions Given in iho pa ra to ry , Com mercial And Clas­ sical Courses Conducted by the Pig Offered in Kscrjr Corn Club County One purebred Duroc-Jeraey pig wiii bo given aa a prise in each coun­ ty that has1 a corn club this year. L. H. Ramsey of the Mandalay Farm, MiddUburg, offer* the pigs. According to G. L. Herrington, club agent f<*r th* University of Florida Extension Division, this la th* big­ gest prise th at has been offered corn n . t t i x p . . - t u n - - -11 .bid 1'iir.i ctav(•uitnl'ie According to A, 1*. Sp en c er diMrict a Rent for t h e Uni versi t y of Fl or ida E x t e n si o n Division, it is welll a d a p t e d to i mp rovi gn n a t i v e p a s t u r e s which nri1 sqhj ert ty o v e r . fiov,1 l ndi-r -.it it condition* it m pe rh a p* t h e b,-q forage plant It can he used (or smlitjg or liny, or it m a y be p a s t u r ' d If it i« u , |„> used (or pii-tur#-, an ima te should graze on it conttnuou*i> to keep t he Ntem-, from becomi ng woody. It. "A. Conkl i n, who has charge of t h e a gr ic ul t u r al d e ve l o p m e n t of t h e Fellsmere F a r m * C o m p a n y , p la n te d P a r a gras* t h r e e yeurs ago. He cut t h e grass nnd disked it In. Now the i m p r ov e d p a s t u r e is a t lenst 100 | kt c ent b e t t e r t h a n t ^ e nat i ve p a s t u r e over t h e fence. Mr. Conklin has been g r a t i n g horsey, mules a nd cows on t h e grass. Good Poultry Feed B a c k y a r d po ul tr y men anti t hose xvho are in t h e business for a livlthood -ire con t in uo us l y looking larfeed. The mor e feed t h e y havo to buy the smnller t h e i r profits will be just as in any other kind or a ni ma l production P. Spence^, district agent for the University of Florida Extension Division recorntnenda ■Kaffir corn and shallu sorghum for their consideration, 1 *110X0 two plant* will produce an abundance of grain for poultry. Stialfu la especially good because of the thin coat of the seed and boc s u a o of the open head which is not so apt to mold during the rainy sea­ son aa the closo head varieties. Theae two rropo may be planted by March 10 in the northern part of the state nnd a week or two earlier in the southern part. Plant in rows, about 30 inches apart. Plants should stand shout 8 inches a p a r t . in the row when a large yield of grain is dealred. They both do best on rich soil, but will yield well on average soil. DON'T,PASS/ T H |% C oppfRTi/M nr rnv hr b r i n g i n g j o u a day neater dl"^ o n u w , - it to youteelf, y o u r futmlj. .u d ;.iiur business to keep your huiMings arfil -toil. tiiHllieil in a goivl !> .III, cimijainv for u renHOnaiile amount iM iU R A N C t aiO i.r Come in today and l et's talk it over. C0NNELLA ILIA AVt, • PHONE 48 » » * Intpliri Comfort Cottag Homelike - ( omfortnhle - Convenient rnnvenlnnl T a b le Hoard or Hoard Reasonable Itatea For Excellent Service and Room Corner of Magnolia Avenue and Fourth Street * The Longwood Hotel em ent Longwood, Fla, I W . J . T H IG P E N & C O M P A N Y AGENTS General Fire * 0f,l#r Sanford. . Insuri MOLOtN Ri a l IRTAT* o. . , ' �STATE BOARD OF HEALTH The relations of the negro to the rujrs, employed in * ' P l -Uer f P,?bHc To >*u‘ ‘ hr facts rv fc«*Ub *n Florida are complex. |y , hc negro The relations between the race, upon th, intelligent, are many, but in this respect they race in the south in *xc so interwoven th at what affect. scn»e as the vounv either affect* the other. In this, ignorant „f hi* own all questions of sentiment may be and whQ must be a( dismissed a n d th a t of economic in - ; ed and protect.-,! I tereat alone may bo considered. A tellectuality than' h few basic facts control the situa- ticulariy i. this tr. ' ‘, , nutters, in the cong. With approcisble exceptions, the population, where th. U • J Uf*Jt *d, f° th« P°ln‘ °f Population induces of being flttad to administer his own ing conditions whid sanitary interests. , He must b e ' munities and on fan auided by more intellectual advice some degree by * th an his own, formulxted in laws and purer nir. t h a t conserve the mutual interests . *. .1 both r W '• ‘ 1 Tho iu»i icaue of the Florida t-iam beau, published by the Woman's College of Tallahassee, print*, .t choice parody ou Tennyson's “ Charge of the Light Brigade written by a member of the three hundred as follows: Half a stitch, half u stitch, Half u stitch onward, Down in the C h a pot Hall Tat the Three Hundred “ Hurry, you tattling brigade. Make another ring," they suit!. T a t the Three Hundred Down in the Chapel Hall Flashed all their shuttles bare, Flashed as they turned in air. Seniors arc tatting there, Making another ring, while All tho school wondered. Plunged In with valiant stroke, Pop! there a .th r e a d is broke. Seniors nnd Juniors iHcard not the man who spoke T a tte d , some bltlndered. Then they took it out, but not, Not the Three Hundred. T a ttin g to the right of them T a ttin g to the left of them, T a ttin g lii front of them. Some one has wondered, “ Were all the loasona said. Waa all tho parallel read.'" T a ttin g they do Instead, BUSY! Tnree Hundred. Who Am IT Colonel George W. Burr, Com* m an d a n t a t the Hock Island Aroenal has bad,, thlr following "serm o n ette" placarded In th* shops there, and it Is sn sppea! which is directed to everyone: I am moro powerful than the com­ bined armies of the world. I have destroyed more men than all the war* of the world. I am more deadly than bullets, and I have wrecked more homes than th e mightiest of siege guns. I steal In the United States albne • over $300,000,000 each year. I apare no one, and find my vie* time among tho -rfch and poor alike: the young and the old: the » ,» PM . QiMAJC. hSA JL 7:40A ^ L U lU P il 4.45P.M. A r Evansville A T L A N T IC C O A S T LIN E A N D C O N N E C T IO N S G’OtTRS.R&mvn DtauUg Zoom W ear/ k /x ////// m l^UUItOWXT S txam Hi at xo - Cixcnoc Darren u i T o f i l t «~-»vTWTTl>haVs AUFjuroTnPA JCJfaxvum c m u o T M A y ST aruxsjemo n o r J a c k s o n v ille , n x . ta m m Q ftiR ^ '1 |r r A w t V a f tt > 1 11 t n t w W l R n r r r . n jc horns. * There have hecn nearly 60,000 boxes of oranges shipped from here this year and a few to go yet. The prices have been good. • ' ruary, 1916, be tendered to the people of Sanford, and the Com­ mercial Club of Sanford, for their hospitable reception of this vontion and the many courtesies shown to the individual tnembenf thereof; * That to the Press of the state we extind our thanks for its attention to tin- proceeding* of this conven­ tion , Tb.it the thanks of the convetnion are tendered lo the gentlemen who have prepared und delivered in­ structive addresses pertinent to the objects sought to be accomplished by this Association. Respectfully submitted. turned home Thursday from Hometurned home Thursday from Home­ land after attending George M. Coates' wedding, who waa married on the 29th to Mias Floy Brown of Homeland. They also visited the mother of Mr. Coates who lives a Fort Meade and other relatives in and around there. They ruport hav■ing a lovely time while gone. There was a box supper given ut Glen Ethel again ln«t Saturday night, for th* benefit of t ho church there. Sunday srhonl is doing nicely at, Ethel church, also prayer, meeting la doing well every - Wednesday night. These Is a birthday party to be given at Mr. Torn Boyd's Saturday night, fifh, in honor of his daughter. Ev-n. also his nephew. Mr. Carl Deas, to which everybody in both Wekiwa and Ethel are invited, and I am sure all who have the pleasure of | being present will have a jolly good Mrs. Will Lee gave a treat to all t hi* little children of Ethel school on the 3rd of this inputh, in honor of the birthday of her second daughter, Gertrude Mrs Lee is so thoughtful It. K Bose, and kind to the little ones in making Frank Baker, their little hearts glad. Such is a A, K. Powers, mother'll love. Committee on Resolutions. Mrs. Andrew Rush spent Adopted at Sanford, Fla., Fe. 29, Thursday afternoon with Mrs P. J. Coates Mrs Rush's health is Ren). Gelzoff, much improved to what it has bee • S.-crretary-Trensurer, for quite a long time. Florida Drainage Association Mr. P. J. Coates is working very hard in order to be aide to prove up his homestead on the ItitR^of this WEKIWA AND ETHEL ITEMS Mrs Vermillion has been quite month. Will ring oil. s|(*k at her home since Sunday. Dr Denton was culled from Sanford and Turkey'a Prime. pronounced her quite sick and she Tho Turki sh empire reached Its has not been able to leave her bed greatest glory lo tho reign of Botyyet. £he is improving und her msn tho Magnificent, who held tho tnrono from 1620 until 1666. Besides friends hope lo see her out soon. Mrs, Eugene Brown la sfowly* im­ his North African possessions hls.torrltor'.os extended !rom near what la proving at her home, vet her friends luiu he oordor of Germany‘tti Persia. ,.r. verv uneasy about her rondl- There wa» at tnnt tune no other state tna tjutronch.-d the pirltlXh *Sl vV or -wrartlT ” " t The Tatting Brigade Shuttles to the right of Un-te Shuttles to tlie left of them Shuttlus in front of them. The .line ne'e is sundered T atting with pink and blue, Hoipe using white thread, too T a ttin g they're bound to do, Tireless Three Hundred. Lv JackionvUla Ar TUtor, Ar Macon Ar Atlanta Ar Chattanooga ArN as krill* Ar Martin Ar St. Louis L t Jack■□nriilo ■ ArTifton ArMacon Ar Atlanta Ar Knoxville Ar Louisville A t Indianapolis Ar Cincinnati Ar Cleveland Mi 50 P M . Ar Grand Rapids Ar Chicago 9iU AM . ZiOO PM . 5iM P.M. 8:63 P.M. IZ ill AM. 4:50 A.M. f .28 A.M. th' * lorida to insist oi In Florida, ns In other southern home* for the negro states, the negro of both sexes is sanitary and that fi th e manual laborer. This relation to provide against brings both sexes Into close contact of disease infection, with the employing race as (nrm be screened; the to and mill hands, as porter* and in water Hushed, if it minor clerkships, us cooks, nurses should be «o lur ren a n d laundresses., * I house and the wste Tho majority of these workers1avoid nil possible inf. llvd by themselves and largely as The closet should I tenants In homes, owneo by w hite' prevent typhoid inf, proprietors, upon whom depends in water supply should large measure the providing and on- pure, forcing of sanitary conditions. Morp lhlltl |h j, With such existing conditions the keep u constant «,, white employing race owes a plain tenant and In* licit,t duty to see that tlie surroundings should insist that t of the employed are constructed maintained u, h;,iii more sanitarloy than at present in I!.- I„uld „lor,. , Florida. lie owes^ it to see thnt he should insis- il,„i higher standards of living are main- g<><>| .;,nit?r\ ctimlu tallied, und this debt is based on no and lie should take idea of sentiment ulone, but quite foree these orders, as m u c h ^ a s thnt of cfcoitomy.w of To carry out th dollars', aiul cents. . should be informed Art epU^U.ic smallpox among methods <ji snmtati t “ Hurry, the T a tung Rr Was there a girl d ism a y d Not though the jfirli,1 I*. H e r 'th r e a d had hi mule ted. Ji*»r»-not to m a le reply. Hera not to reason why. Hera but to tat or die. Down In the Chapel Hull T a t tfje Three Hundred. Lv Jacksonville ArTUton At Macon Ar Atlanta Ar Chattanooga Ar Nashville Ar Evansville Air SL Louis Ar Terr* Haute lint litl.gs hlfit’ tttZe s i c I atn ywir-jMWP ojietrty. I AM |)r <titter Miller lo D»-li»,,«-b'‘‘ lu re . llefnre \\ » m.m t *uI» At the \S .itiMiii s ' lull uti 5nturfl»J* afternoon .it 3 o clock .Hr ,()livef—d.J Miller will deliver it lecture to mothers, in which !h will give a few hint* on infant mortality ami follow this up wifit the we'fare and rare of hahie* into childhood. Dr. Milll-r is intensely interested in this iin* of thought and in view of existing con­ ditions and the celebration of Baby Week the subject Is timely. The lerturv will he enttre'y free and is given through tho courtesy of Dr. Miller and the Welfare Department, Woman's Ciub. Thp root Iters and nil others Interested -nrp rordlally Invit'd to come and hear the val­ uable message that t)r. Miller will bring to u» Saturday, afternoon at 3 o’clock. The result- of the Better Baby Contest will he announced at this time. Tha final examinations will be held in the office- of Dr. Mil­ ler Saturday morning at 9:30. Ho Lands Suitable - for G e n e r a l F a r m i n g , Stock Raising, Trucking and Citrus Fruits — A t t r a c t i v e L o c a t i o n s for Winter Homes {n the Mnt to Gencva on the Itoom ' The aaw mill man Barber and gang of McClenny have arrived and soon *<11 he erecting a 23.090 egparity per *!ay *»w mill. They havo two locomotives and will put In ten miles of tramway, and later they will install a.crate .material factory. They will entplhye, .several hundred' men. Mr. BarWf »h»l h* hM about five years W i t here and we arc clad to have these people locale Artesian Well* at both Chuluota and Okeechobee. ' ^ ilong our main line. If you are interested write this office for informiitidn or communicate with our local agent in the section attracting your attention. J 3 -* ' i ~f *T1 *•': •’ AGENTS ON THE OKEECHOBEE BRANCH C. D. BRUMLEY, Chaldota A. L. HUNT, Kenansvllle. D. E. AUSTIN, Okeechobee. *r AGENTS ON THE EAST COAST i . . A, ROW AND, St. Augustine. “ lyktbn District. £ vJC®UPONT. I lasting*. BUNNELL DEVELOPMENT CO Bunnell P. W. BAMS. New Smyrna. D. E. AUSTIN, Fort Pierce. MOSES & J1EISLEK. West Palm Beach. FRANKLIN SUEEN, West Palm Beach. A. C. FROST. Daala. F. 8. MORSE, MlaasL . J. B. REILLY, Miami. F. J. POWERS, Cape Sable Leads. Homestead. 'Ss* V-.L. LARSON, Western Industrial Agent, and R. C. PERKY, Immigration Agent, 155 W. Madison St.> Chicago, III.' Eo JNGRAHAM, Vice-President, Land and Industrial Department, Florida Enst Coiut Railway Company, St. Augustine, Florida ness �highways.The Indianapolis viewpoint foD R. J. HOLLY, Kdltar low*: W. M. HAYNES, Basins** M a n n e r ■ M N M M M M M iM iw iip H H I - According to old time tourists the mam*IN.--.!awm„ «<-- i •yrw .' world’s social apex has been reached in Florida thin winter. 'N ot only ONLY 10 MORE DAYS IN HERALD’S CAMPAIGN— TRIPLE bav* all records - for numbers of VOTES GIVEN ON NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS THIS WEEK. O i ADVANCE tourists to th a t atata been jvroken, VlAMl h u t the high w a t e r m irks for -“—LOTS* OF TERRITORY HAS NOT BEEN WORKED | X M Q H T i m . • » r »* * t r # f r l r t t l * f e e • •«' WHERE YOU CAN GET MANY SUBSCRIPTIONS It «••#•••••** i *• «#Va e« *TI new expensive and entertaining func­ — ONLY DOUBLE VOTES GIVEN ON NEW tions have been eclipeed. imiUCUjhf Omtor 11* f u t w l . SUBSCRIPTIONS ON THE LAST DAY On the E a it Coast the great wealth of the northern citiee hue Candidates, Attention The people who have always been been poured into the cauldron of A new subscriber is a person who pleasure. On the West Coast, In waiting for a better opportunity to addition to the millionaires there come to them are still waiting for it. was not taking the Sanford Herald U4m AHH Mmh H im. hiv e been probably 60,000 moderate Twenty-five year* from now they by carrier or mail when the cam ­ circumstanced northerners. * W. H. will still be waiting for it. All of us paign was announced Feb. 4th. A Richardson, passenger traffic man want something better tnan It be­ subscriber who has started the ager of the Dixie Flyer route', said fore u«/ and we are inclined to wait psper during the campaign and ex­ IIoi). Forrlat Lake of this city ta th at this year on account of t h i for fiwttsr things, but the"moat suc­ tends his subscription will count as being urged to make the race for cessful grasp every opportunity th at a new subscription during this of­ • G overnor by hla friend* all over closing of Europe end Western ex it presented to them, and bring fer. Candidates are warned to be Florida. He la much too buay to positions, aa well a* the Increased better things to themselves. Those careful in marking' their subscrip­ popularity of winter tours, travel give hla time to politico a t prSaent who waited have let many a good tion stub old or new. Remember, a but there la no doubt about our has been measured only by the abil­ opportunity slip by them with which new subscriber is one who was not ity of the railroads to haul cars. Forreat Lake being heard from in In the East Coast hotels 90 per they could have made themselves taking tho Herald when tho cam­ . the near future. He la the llveat successful. paign started. The changing of U wire th a t la aparking In politico in cent of the guests are from New York. On the Weat Coast 90 per Waiting, from the standpoint of a names or addresses of an old sub. 'F lo rid a today. cent of the tourists arc from the candidate in the campaign, or a scribcr will not be counted os new. The regular schedule of votes will Before th» Round Table aodety middle west cities and towns. subscriber should now be at an end. be given on renewal subscriptions in Orlando the other day J. Hugh Among the latter aro 40,000 retired This period ia the beat time to get and you should get every new and farmers from Indiana, Illinois, Iowa the subscriptions in, for during this Reeae, editor of tip Reporter-Star period they count for more votes old subscription possible4during this read a paper on Florida Newspapers and Wisconsin. than they will the .last day of the offer. Bee schedule for new and old The immense increase In travel to a n d Editor*. It n fine deacrlpsubscriptions in display ad in -thla tion of journallapi from, the early both Florida and California is also campaign. issue. daya to the preaent. Modeaty pre­ attributed to the growing custom of Triple Votes on New Subscriptions Realize Your Opportunity vented Joe from giving a hlatory o northerners to take vacations in Three tiinea the regular number winter. The increasing wealth of tho This offer gives the candidates Orlando editora and lome day we of votes will bo given you on every will write up Joe Reeae in the proper country is cresting a class who can new subscription that you send or who lulled to tnko ndavantugc of manner and place him In the Hall of vuente any time and will, varate In bring in to the circulation depart­ the previous offer an opportunity to both at;usomi. Mao, there is tho me­ ment between the dates of Tuesday, secure a bunch of new subscriptions Fame where he belongs. dium income* man, who fcH« that he March 6th and Monday, March 13th and catch up in the race. ---- 0 --- can do bettor work by embracing tho Candidates living outside of San­ This is absolutely the largest of­ The Ilorald exprenoe sympathy today to thn Seminole Drcdkisg Co. European custom of mere recreation. ford may mail subscription* any fer that will be made during, the re- A N D IS G O IN G F A S T THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY in their heavy loss by lire last night of the dredge boat that has been doing the great reclamation work on our lake front. This work wan more of n work of love than of profit and our right hand of fellow. ahip and -friendship Is extended to . Mcoirs. Walker and Mahoney to­ day. We hope they will be nblo to proceed with the work at an early date and will not lose everything. time Monday, Mar. t fith and they will receive the triple votes. Subscriptions tu count on this offer must be new. They may be each. These arc sectioned Into eight* regiments, each or threo battalions, for one year or more, up tq five, and and these again a r e formed Into four If you mail, the report on or before brigades, two of which compose a db midniglCt Monday, ■Mar. 18, it will vision. count -oh this offer. Franch Army Corps. A French ar my corps Is mude up of 2t battalions of r a t h e r ovor 1,000 men ---- O—* ' TRAM MELI. AND BRYAN Trammell and Bryan are talking about a public sparring match and up to date have not been able to agree upon the place toil now since Sanford has decided to hold a "com­ ing out" convention the week of March 20th they will meet liere in this city. Sanford Is in the middle of Florida. . _ o ---LIVEN I T TH E CITY Anything in the way of a celebra­ tion tends to liven up the city and brings pen pie to town that would not come unless some form of amuse­ ment was o(Tored to them. The hi Pierre .Tribune sunn u up in the following The Johnny Jtlnes shows livened things tip in Fort Pierre litis vieeU and brought in a tot of people, who have done considerable trading in town. The aggregation spent nearly* us much in town as they took away ami they have given us a little <11vt'raion The Jones 'how is a clean one Mud u well patro-daed e v e n where. MEN %I O WOMEN a Cc i s t i n e s ---- O---- ALL RECORDS S H A T T E R E D The Indianapolis Star publishes th e following new* item a* which is of interest. It virtually hands the palm to Florida as being the Na­ tion’* greatest and most popular playground. It ia true—every word of it. n u t central ’Florida is rtot mentioned to any extent. Gradually the north will awaked to the fact th a t inland Florida exists and is aa great a playground as the East or Weat Coasts. The number of vis­ itor* in central Florida has been greater this year than in past years. 1 here are reasons for this, one of the path tq that car will tje perfect­ ly dear to you, *nd you can only tee how YOU can win. Hava Coafldeaee la Year Ability' , Just to show you, we will recall the well known race between tho tortoise and the ,b*r*. T he hare went »o fast th a t he left th e tortoise out of eight. If the tortoise had stopped he would have lost right there, but H E K E P T GOING AND H E WON T H E RACE. Always confident in your ability You can win just aa welt as any one else, and it I« better to be aware of the fact a t alt times. When you go to see u person, make up your mind beforehand that you are going to get hia subscription. Make yourself sure of it, and you will succeed. If a person get* to thinking th at he can’t do a thing, he finally gets •o certain; of it that he can't. I f . he thinks he'can' do ^ thing he geta *0 gets so sure o f i t th at he does it. This week should r find you the busiest person in Seminole county. Remember, now la the time, b o do your beat while this offer U in forr<* —and bo a t the head of tho list March 18th'. V Remember, three times the regu­ lar number of votes aro given on new subscriptions a n d , t h e regular number of votes on renewals. Only ten more dsye to work for the prize of your choice. You must hurry. >t s e e e e e e e e e e m m m e e e < THE ROYAL CAFE For Indies and Gentlemen Every thing lip-to-Dele Wr Giro Special Attention To Our Customers Hynes Bldg. Phone 197 ;» » w » » e e e e e e e e e e H W » e » T O D A Y (:hr ISTMAS 1BANKING CLUB OU THE EASY WILL HAVE WAY TO NEXT RISTMAS IF YOU JOIN OUR asBanking Club N O W HAVE MONEY Costs Nothing to Join WHAT 2c Club THE DIFFERENT CLUBS W ILL 5c Club : 10c Gab 25c Club 50c Club Isi 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Week 2c Week 4c Week 6c Week 8c Week 10c Increase Every Week by 2c Total in 40 Weeks 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5lh Week 5c Week 10c Week 15c Week 20c Week 25c Increase Every Week by 5c Total In 40 Weeks $16.40 i 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Week lOcr Week 20c Week 30c Week 40t Week 50c Increase Every Week by 10c Total in 40 Weeks $41.00 I lat Week 2nd Week 25c 25c 1st Week 2nd Week 50r 50c PAY YOU Club $2.00 Gub 1st Week SI.00 2nd Week 51.00 1st Week $2.00 2nd Week $2.00 Deposit 25c Every Week. Deposit 50c Every Week. Deposit $1.00 Every Week Deposit $2.00 Every Totsl in 40 Weeks Total in 40 Weeks Total in 40 Weeks Total in 40 $ 10.00 $20.00 $40.00 $80.00 Week- . Weeks How to J o in -I T COSTS NOTHING TO JOIN It Means SUCCESS and HAPPINESS to You * • * ■* ' , - It is Very Easy to Join Our Christmas Banking Club All you need to do is t* come Into oat bank witk 10c, 5c.- 5c, or 23c. 50c, $1.00 nr $2.00 and tell us which Chib you wish to Join. We will make you a member of the Club and give you a BANK BOOK showing the Club you have Joined. We want every MAN, WOMAN and CHILD la thla city to Join our Christmas Banking (lob and xre extend to ail a cordial invitation to come Into oar Rank and join thla Club. Come In NOW! *A REGULAR MEALS 25 Ceuta * 24 MEALS FOR $5.00 LITTLE CHILDREN ouR TURN It is now eight or nine years since S t. AUsOstinc had the honor of ontertathing the members of the Flor Ida rrcss Association,. This, -year the organization will meet in Kis­ simmee Where the IS IT session will go is only a matter b! conjec­ ture Key \\> jl ua» disappointed last year at Miami when Kissimmee walked away with the I'Jlti conven­ tion lucked in its pocket and the Key West delegation vowed to be in the running the next time. Wrtt Palm Beach also had an inclination to get In the race and promised to givv Key West a . contest. Secre­ tary Kidder of the St. Augustine Chandler of Commerce has started the hall rolling to put St. Augustine prominently before the members of the association a* a contestant for the honor of being selected for next year's gathering. He has addressed a letter to the newspaper fraternity asking that. Augustine be given consideration when the time cornea for making a selection of the conven­ tion rity. It would be a great honor to again have the Fourth Estate in the Mother City. Many important in i|iro f r m r n u w u u iu changes and Improvementa would ihc visitor* nrnf'a corbe noticed by the an dial w-eice me w»ouH be extended by each and everyt cltixen.—St. Au£ustine Record. No matter wnat you undertake, you will find that there are times when it i* pretty hard to keep go­ ing It is hard, but the ihing to do Is to keep going Keep right on and then the former ease with which you were working will return. There may be times when your chances for thut ear look slim. They are not, though, there :* per­ haps some other candidate who feels more down hearted than you do Just keep right on going, and soon GIRLS BOYS I N 11 ST tnuliler of the campaign. In other words subscriptions thut are turned in this week will count moro votes towards the winning uf that Ford car -than the lost day of the cam­ paign. Yes. we mean exactly what we say. Candidates, that means hustle Hurt!* today. Hustle tomorrow. Hustle every day, especially toward tho close of this offer. Many of the people.-whom ■you have a w n per­ haps prefer to give you their sub­ scription when it will count the roost for you. The time ia here. The most their subscription, will ever fount Is JuiY whst it counts this period. Impress t^U fact upon the people you' meet. Show them in figures just what It will mean.to you to get their subscription this period. Just supposing: Here Is a bunch of new subscriptions th at have been prom­ ised to you, but the people want to wait. If you get them during thla period they will count three timei the regular number of votes. If t h e / wait until the dose of these same new subscriptions will only count double votes for you. These triple ballots msy mean the Ford auto. Get Subscriptions Now Keep this In mind and remember it Is the same with every subscrip­ tion. Of course you can’t get all of them now. That Is beyond reason, but you con get a large number of them, and it is up to you to* get each and every one of them th at you can. Above all be persistent. Keep awake all the time and always re­ member that you are after a Ford car. You can’t expect to glide along on the waves of delight with­ out pulling the ours once in awhile. You Musi Keep Going Money spent is money GONE: Money b.nkrd I. money SAVED The systematic method of saving money in our f x a . , „ ’ to SAVE and HAVE money. 7 “r 1 hri,,mM Ranking Hub makes It easy for aU The “ saving habit" Is one of the best hablu . early. Ask any wealthy man how he - jot his st«?T^nd b“ »m'tlil hi| d" » ^ h o u ld be taught it bis money. “r Ml you that he saved and banked Gel your start. Got It T O D A Y . Join our < h H . i ™ . , , Uia our 1 nrutmxj. lt»nh)ng ( j u(> T O D A Y . We P ay You Four Per C ent On Your. C h ris tm a s Savings PEOPLES BANK OF SANFORD, FLORIDA �■_v i INANDABOUTTHECITY i| - ; ABO UT PEOPLE • A N D E V E N T S ... r* 1 : Little Happening*—Mention !v of Mettera In B riefPersonal Items of Interest A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP1TO DATE Alina Ml C n M W U n f*. lU. r .1—» in "Slim tiHM.*1x r t w 5 Mr*. a A. T « U h r u < I k M h > a a M a d » iaa a a ajiia tfu a n a « flaa d a a a aa a a a« id a ^ ju t« iM a M tfii. Skrottlide Parlies An unusually interesting season of nodal activities will close this week with a scries of games by the card cluhs, n ^harming bridge party this afternoon given by Mrs, Geo. Hoy and the dance at the Elk. Club to­ night, that will make Shrovetide compensate for all the quiet days to follow In l.ent, crowding every min­ ute with entertainment until mid­ night Shrove Tuesday, when faahionahle entertaining comes to an end until the Easter rush is on. Donees and card parties have characterized the entertaining this winter with several brilliant afternoon receptions hut to enliven the Lenten quiet will probably come the bulkhead cele­ bration and the little play, "The I heft of 1 hiitledom" that necessity has called oil for the time being. Summary oT the Floating Hmall Talha Succinctly Arranged for Harried Herald Reader* ' > ***** M I »♦♦♦»!»» v v Born to*Mr. njid Mr*. Eimer F. L u n d q u lit. u girl, March 3rd. H avo a few bushels Black Vnl.-n * tine Been Mod. Aik for pi leer, vj D u tto n Crate Co. 41 t( • ' * ‘Rem em ber the homeless babie* on T iftiD a y . Pboite Mra. J. N. Whitner about rummage sale. A full supply—mukc. tomato, pep per. eggplant a t* D utton’*.-. • Hean and potato aecd.‘ c qj.*f Hummage iale under auspice* of Literature' Department Saturday af­ ternoon and night. g .For th at GOOD GULF GASOMerry Afnfron* “V M N K a i d SUPREME AUTO OIL Mra. F. L. Miller entertained the phone H. D. Coney, Aft. No. 116. Merry Matrons and two other tables H-U of players on Saturday afternoon at Cast off clothing nnd other nrher attractive home on Magnolia ticlea. for rummage sale can be s e n ti „ avenue. Quantities of exquisite to Mrs. J. N. Whitner. Send before roses added beauty and fragrance to S aturday. graceful ferns used with artistic . For eapnlity and price thp vec v '‘fleet ie the arrangement of the "best millinery ever displayed in the room*. Mrs. Deane Turner was the south cap bo seen at the French Mil- • fortunate winner the guest nrire llnery Shop, -y • 57-1,r ■"■'I M m Kiigi i e R,nniuil.it the d u b Lost— Bunch ol keys on ring, prize, to whom rc presented silk (.tie*!-. if ( tn. dull were namo of Henry Williams on them stin king,. Reword if returned to barber shop •Mr* »> U Urudy. Mrs. A. P. C o n ­ of Mr. Arnert on Park avenue. nelly, Miss Fish, Mrs. Frank Lane of Del.and, Mrs Kdwurd Lane, 66-i!tp Ladies—We have mar bed sum1' Mis* Peaches l.etl'er, Mrs \Y L. Imported patterns $12.00 to $20.00 j Morgun. Mr* D-nnc Turner and I lull n.. nvHats for Wednesday and Thursdm I Mis* S.iiile** U Uliattis I ' " ' pre-ent were Mr." Cool Butt, 38.00 to $10.01). fa ll early Fr.-.i. h Mr. II \\ l l . r n l .... Mr* F J Millinery Shop. 57 It.11"r ’ ll. - \ 1 : - l'i rkn Mr- * Pul dive a penny, a nickel, i dime »r f ti i■ .iinl Mr- Itmiin quarter. On Tug Day fur the luihlc*, ti* n,. I more than you ougliter I'.iifh Have you adopted a hal>> ' T* ! Mr •I Mr* I Peril r u n i'llis the week to do *o Adopt one l lertamed on Friday evening with an W anted—A baby less home 'or nf irm.i1 little Dut< h - upper m m homeless liabv. ■n H.l-) M- r P I Daugh nf J.i i i r ksupville Su p pe r was fnlShoe Shine Stand M t\ Mrs. R, H. Seymour of Bristol, Tenn., leaves today for her home, after a pleasant visit to Mrs. W. P. Helds. Mias Elizabeth Kennedy of Jack­ sonville Is the guest of Mite Annie Hawkins on Celery avenue. Mrs. L. P. Hagan and little folk have returned from a ahort visit to DeLanri.*■ Mra. T. C. Witten returned Sat­ urday from a visit to friends st In­ verness. The families of Mr. L. A. Brumlej and Mr. D. It. Brisson of Celery avenue formed a congenial party attending tbe barbecue at Longwood yesterday. Hirthday Patty RETIRED MERCHANT TELLS TALE Communication every first nnd third Thursdays st 7:40. Visiting brethren OF OIRE DISASTER. welcome. * 0 . L. Tnylor Secretary ’The shoemaker ought to glue a piece of sandpaper on tho sole of each new shoe,” said tho retired merchant. ”1 bought a pair of bozee for mjr feet tbla morning, and thought I'd wear them home to get them broke la. I etepped from the itore Into tbe street feeling all dressev) up. It beata all what a difference It makes in a man'e self-esteem when be la wearing some­ thing new. If It's only a nedlrtld that coeta 23 cents, he feela chesty over It and la satisfied that It’a the finest neck­ tie In the United 8tdtea. . “When I purchase a clean shave at tbe tonsorlat parlor, I always feel 100 per cent more dignified snd am not so approachable as I was before. I ex­ pect s certain amount of deference on tbe part of the proletariat "With those new shoes on my feet I realized that 1 am an Important cltlsen, and my chest was pushed-for­ ward, and my bead tilted back. Mra. Wngontoller and Mrs. Binnacle were standing In front of tbe store. They are tbe smoothest women In town, and I nm proud of their acquaintance. 1 stepped up with old-school courtesy, lifting my ha t and smiling umhragrously, mid then those nuw shoes gave me away. They Just naturally slid out from under pie. with malice a fo re ­ thought. In the county and state afore­ said. and I aat down on the concrete pavement right between tho two women. ■ N o Pain or Ache Open next door to Allen's The atre. Opon day nnd night and Sun Mr and Mr* T I dny morning’s. Ladle* can semi I '.(Ug*it r • in r Mr* \\ II Peter* Mr nhoes to stand. Sent fur and •! i <11' fieri i ' I Mr \ r in.-i r ug livered. t l if itlteriff uguiim t p e r s o n a l pro w h ir h t a x e s rt- m a in u n p aid In mu kin g ini|U ir\ ii) -. rvitl i■*t u t v ! 1C -lire i 11r* )TI| ■lin n nt -ititii- i- '• \ <mr iIced ‘ JNr* D TTNKIN>. Tax Collector, Seminole County 55-81o Mrs. Forrest Lake ” Vour husband." 1 -aid to bo *‘hns the most fionulifuf i. mm I bad been introduce*! to tier a moment before " I t remind* me." she rejdird Pearl Button or Ella I’h.itit How delightfull I shall never for­ get that. Read Richard te Gnliemie'* e*s.i>, " T h e Woman. Behind the Man" *n Munsoy’s for March, and meet Mr* Forrest Lake and you will under­ s ta n d why the Forest of Seminole will some day be reflected in the lake of Florida history, Forrest Lake was a leader in the legislature of 19)1. In 1913 he came near being speaker and he auccoj’ded In creating n now county for himself. I. tell you he has force and charm and fireless energy. So when the state executive committee nad their most historical meeting it was in the Luke of Seminole that the Uarr'a resolutions were drowned. H e is the Lake Superior of n ida's great lakes. ‘‘T hus is man created—to do all his work for some woman, Do it-/o r her and her only, only to lay s t her feet; Yet in h|g' talk to pretend, shyly and fiercely maintain it, T h a t all it for love of the work—toil just for love bf the toll, Yet was thero never a battle, hut side by aide with the soldliers, Stern liko the serried corn, fluttered tho iouls of the women, As in and out -through the corn go the bluo eyed shapes of the flowora; Vet was there never a strength hut a woman's softness upheld it. Never n Thebes of our. dream* VUV t rove to tbe music df woman I r o q f a a d stone It might stsnd, but [the women had breathed on the jullding; * [no man shall make or unmake, ••some women hath not made lfm a man.” h l a r r y Floyd in Tam pa Tribune. Theatre. Visiting companions wsicorns J. F. Ksmatx O. J. Miller Sec’y High Priest Seminole Chapter 2 , Order Enitorn Bin Meets evsnr first nnd third Tuendny in each month. Everyone who hsn seen Ml Star In the East are cordially invited to visit this chapter. Alfde E. Robbins, Sac’y Sanford Lodge Ns. 2 7 .1. O. O.F. Masts evsnr Monday s t 7:30 p. m., over Imperial Theatre. J. W. O. Singletary * R. J. Powell, Secretary .. N. O. Gato City Camp No. «, W. O. W Meets second snd fourth Wednesday nights in each month. F, L. Miller J. F. Hooiehon Clerk Council Commander D. P. O. E. Sanford Lodge 1241 Meet first snd third Wednesday night st corner of First St. and Palmetto Avo. O. L. Taylor T. A. Neal Secretary Exalted Ruler Lake Breeze Council No. 31 Junior 'Order United American Mechanics Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P. M.. in tbe CL^y Hall. Visiting brothers are welcorfi«i C. H. Smith, Rec. Sec. Celery City Aerie No. 1854 Meeting every Tuesday night at 8 o’clock Pico Building. \V. W. Fry, Jaa. C. Roberta, Worthy l*reaident Secretary OJIS TRIBE NO. 61, I. O. R. M. Meets every first nnd third Friday night* nt 7:30 in Masonic Temple. Visiting brothers welcome W. A. Ginn, John Stamper. C. of R. Sachem United Brotherhood of Chrpcntera and Joiners of America Sanford Ixiesl Union No. 1761 meets first and third Thursday night at 7 o'clock in the Eagles’ Hall. T. J. Bell, C. C. Pearson. Soc.Treas. Prcdldent C. H. DIN G E E Star Brand i land abova da.cilb.d, l»lor. Cl.rk nl return unsold tickets to Miss G rrtCircuit Court, at Sanford, Florida, on th. n;ni Cuba. 10 th day at April. 1016. -—— chen Scntillz or Mrs. It. A. 1 erClaimant name* aa vltnnaea: . ----- f~ P, W. tiratit, ol Ovl.do. Florida heuti. II. i>. Uatlmora, ol Ovl.do, Florida M iss Mabel Henry, n representa­ Watch the columns of The Herald Intuit Jon.*, ol Oviado, Florida (i. (J. tialnra, of Oviado, Floridafor further announcements relative tive nf the Frontier Press Company H O IIK It T W . O A V If l. of Buffalo, N. Y., is stopping nt the Haflat.r. to the play. I T - T u m S Frl-lOtp home of Mrs. S. O. Shinholser. Nolle, af Kltctlaa \lr t. 0. IF. II nidi/ Hnltrlainn Nolle. 1. h.roby |lvao that und.r th. Mrs. M. F'rank left yesterday for pos.r and authority va.l.d In m» at Mayor At Hotel Carnes on Thursday ol tho. city el Honford, Florida, a ap.ctal afternoon Mrs O. W. Hrady enter­ Key West to attend the Grand .lection la h.raby eattad to ho htld In tho Temple session of the Pythian Sis­ city ol Sanlord on tho ZSth day ol March, tained the Auction nnd Every Week for tba purpoao ol rltrtlor. ol to Mrs. F'rank is ono of the ISIS, Bridge Clubs, only members of tho ters. Aldrrrnin, to All th. varanry rraatad by Grand Temple officers. .She was ac­ tho rooisnatlon ol H. C. Moawotli aaid club being present, with Mrs. W. J. tloctloa will t>. hold it tho Fir* (Motion, companied by her si*tor, Mrs. Brown b.n.ath tho city hail on Palmetto avanua, Thigpen substituting for the hostels. In tho city ol Hanlotd; aald oloctlon to bo of Palatka. Incidentally Mrs. Thigpen cut the hold tn aeeordanro with tho ordinenroe ol tho city ol Hanlord and tha gonaral lawa consolation prize, n lovely calendar. of the atota o| Florida, tnaolar aa aama la v Mrs. J. D. Davison leaves today appllcabla to tha city ol Sanlord, and I A profusion of beautiful roses made as Grand Representative of the do horaby appoint C. C. Woodruff, Ed the large parlor, where tho games O'itourk* ana J. I. And.raon, Inanoctora local Pythlatl Sisters, to be present ol aaid al.ctlon and W. W. hoof, cl.rk ol were played most attractive. Other al.ctlon; thia notlro to bo publlvhOii at the G rand Temple session of aaid In tho Sanlord llcrald (or a pariod el not prizes were won by Mrs. G. F* lean than fltMO daya Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sml.h lor lb. B « r , i W ,,k . •ilv.r w ,„ . Wllnaaa mV hand aa Mayor of th* city of Sanlord, Florida, tbla fth day ol hfirch cheese knife, and to Mrs. r ra n a A. I». 111*. J. D. DAVIBON. Miller ws* given a pretty ornament Mayor City ol Sanlord, Florida., Mrs. Anna Townsend, who has for the hair as the Aurtion Bridge *T-Tn«-»le Club representative. The afternoon bran vliltinf her niece, Mrs. C. 0 . Notlro of Apptlcotloa for Tot Deed Under was delightfully enjoyed by those McLaughlin returned to ber home Median S of Chapter t i l l , L a w , . f Flor­ ida present who, were Mrs. G. F. Smith. in Augusta, on Saturda. No tjc . ta baraby (Ivan that Hoy r. 9ynn, purchia*ar ol Tat t’ntl Aral, Mrs C. ()• McLaughlin. Mrs. For­ dated tha trd day ol June, no, A-JL A. 1» ISIS, Mrs. Thomas A. Neal returned III, rest Lake. Mrs. W It. Anno. Mrs. baa Alad aaid cortiAoatO In my office, and Sunday from a delightful visit to haa mad# application I or tat deed to lasuo Margaret Barnes. Mrs. C M Vorcc. daaco with low. law. Haiti In accordance Hold nrttneata cortiBcoto Miami and West Palm Beach. Dr. a mbrace.i tha following dakrrih.d broporty Mrs I) W Herndon,. Mrs. R. A. In BomtnoU rounty, Florida, to Newman. Mrs. S. Puleston. Mrs. Nenl returned Wednesday from Mi­ situated wit: Lot No. 11, __ Florida Land and Calami, being called homo unexpected­ onfaatlnn Company’a Cilery Flaatatioo. F E- Miller, Mr*- A. P. Connelly, Tba aaid land being aaaaoaod at tha dat. • . Miss U ltra KUh and Mrs. Thigpen. lyol tho luuaBca nf ouch e.rtlBeat. In tha naiaa of A. 11. Vann, ftnloao aaid c.rtlBcata ahall bo rodooraod according to law Dr. J. F. .W innard, secretary of las d*»d will laau. thor.on oa tha llth day COMING EVEN TS AmU, A. D. If IS. Homo Missions for the St. Johns of Wltnau my offlH.l atgnatura and aaai ( Mr Jkl» tk* of MtrttrrXi D. ISIS. Presbytery was the guests—o lUap Ytar Party . ’IT" ( W ) E. A. noUGLAHfl. tb® Clark Circuit Court BemlooU Co., Fla. lindM rs. J. N.' Whitner while in tbs Elaborate plans arc belnp mwrhrirr By V. M. UrDanlat. O. C. . city. 67-Tuoa-fle * the B. Y. P. U. for a "Leap Ycfr ’ A** .» k V . : = . >4 : ' Treatment of Pyorrhsa. It Is well known that tbe disease of the gums called pyorrhea Is respon­ sible for certain diseased conditions of the body, asldo from the diseases of the gums themselves. When pyorrhea Ip well established It Is a difficult con­ dition to cure; but Professor Fischer has recently pointed out that s solu­ tion of Ipecac used at a month wash It an effective preventive. A few drops of the tincture of Ipecac, or two drops of tbe fluid extract of the aame drug, should be dissolved In a half glassful of water, and tbe mouth rinsed thor­ oughly with this mixture before retir­ ing. This treatment wtll not core s case of wcll-eetabllahed pyorrhea, but It Is Mid to check the condition In tbe ear­ lier stages, and will prevent tbe spread of tbe disease with great certainty. Warrior's Plnsry. George has become’ much Interested In playing soldier. At first he was con­ tent to march around merely with a • tick for a -gun; then, at his request, bli mother made him a paper hat, to which later he added a plume picked up In the chicken yard. Then be must have a belt, and thia naturally led hlui to ask bis father to whittle him a ■word. But one day he came from tbe pictures with another detail. "Mother," be asked, "got any old brushes I.can have7" •"Whst for?” *Tve been .looking s r ’« THctuns of Napoleon — and he has scrubbing brushes on bis shoulders.”—Picture Progress. * ' - j Wm , Phoenix Lodge No S, K. of P. Meets second snd fourth Tuesdays. Nlsititw knights always welcome. H. Mcl cLsulln 0 . J. Miller K. R. snd S. C. C. r lie weakeni ng sickness a nd terrible begun to gasp snd gurgle like some n a use n t h a t always fid lows u dose of strong s wi mme r In Ills ngony, nnd then JVMi l.y tru m tl/rurfion ealnnii 1. they Just leaned against each other Th fifth mid probably the luai M V. VE R - L AX cleanses t h e torpid I and lot gt> all bul s nnd yelled with Lyeetrm* a lt r ae li on lor this season to liver and livens up t h e whole system merriment About forty thousand /.'•i •rmilflf s'll/r women camp up ti> *p*i what the fun Herald* of Liberty b> given .it the Bnp'ist Temple, by ridding it of the clogging poisons. I I H e r a t iire D e p a r t merit Worn was. ami I never fell so cheap In my Meets a t’Eagltrt’ Hall first Monday March 1 11 ii will hr Wallace Bruce Vet it^ works *o gently and pleasant­ ,r - t : ii. - i l l li n' d \ ruthtn.tv’e - a l e night in each month at 7:30. Ams'iury, lecturer nnd jioet. Mr ly Inat you hardly know you've life. . t ' l . ’d a v n i g h t for t h e h o n e l n of t hi"1 clluihet! to my feet, huvlng re* Wm. FL Householder, Commander taken it \ mWbary comes with a splendid r o ­ el nil f u n d No t nnlv m e m b e r * ol gained my reason at Inat. nnd d e t e r ­ MIbs Bertha Packard. Secretary ut u* loll to precede him and attract I.IV-VER-I.AX, being puyely veg* mined to make the Inml of It, so I ex­ Ille d e p a r t merit b u t e v e r y c l u b m e m etable, is absolutely harmless, nnd the public alien,ion. Mr. Amsbary plained, an I brushed the dual off my her i* u r g e d , o c o o p e r a t e b y g i v . n g i* nn author ns well a* interjireter does nut tear up the system like raiment, that my ahoes were- not emit olf d e l l u n g a n d o t h e r aMlcle* uni in hi* work will be found the calomel. And it's guaranteed to he equipped with emergency tirnkea. and 1 1.;,! tnaj bi' suid A p b u l i e iile*suge apirit .of tl.o poet also. He has satisfactory, or the druggist will re­ while I waa ei pl nl nl ng the hhiuied l<> 'dr* l » N W b l i r t e r vvtll br ng a For *ale at r.o thing* dltl tinoilier tango atnut nnd 1 1 rented lor hirUSelf II place where he turn your money . i i . \ .,r ■e l . i . *.T11■. i t no r l n ....... ant d own tn file name place with n -t Hid* ah-, lutelv alone ill I 'I and J1 fib at \V G Aldridge'* Plum bing and , '. ■ 1 1 Mr- Ur t|„ r . ienl worthy, of jt bcllur unuww. lids ' 1*1 G as F ittin g . “ tVell. Hiey Juut nl in ply had to curry I>rpn 1 srirjjl_ul l a u S T.tnJ OHW* Rl ((i IiimvIIIr, Hi., some of those women Into a rest room Jmninry 2 9 , t f 16 , /Vr.onii! .Ihntiuil Notice l« herrbjr liven thit John H. and 0our Ice w a t e r over them. 1 d o n’t All Work Receives My Personal Fla, who on January see anyt hi ng ao thundering funny In Mr. and Mrs. V. Pryce nnj^young Coates of | he playlet. “ The Th*dt of Thi*2tf* 1913.' m i d e U o m « » l« a d K n t r y , No. I daughter of Wnuwuntoea, Wis.. nrr Oll€49, (or Wh <»f NK>(. Sort Ion 4. Town- a man h a r i n g a hand to hnnd confilct Attention And Rest Efforts tledum" in part relehrulion of Baby slip 20 Fdul h. Hang* Jl* llitat, Tall ahmawre* with Ida feet, but I gueaa I have no. guests of Mrs. .Miles A. Camp Mrrliliah. ha* (tied riot Ira q ( Intention to winch -A.i- to riuve been, U.ck Opposite City Hall Teleohoae Ne 25 make ihiva yvar pi oof, u* l*stah]i*h til in* aeuiM- of -humor. |c i ha XjleuI d ' Lf fiir i-lrrk giver at 'h e Woman'* Club on Fn ’ "He for* I got those ahoea home I Mi** Roberta 1’iirac of Savannah, rtf <*»rrult t'ouri at Hanford. Ft*!f!da. on Ike* III I, b I* t i c • .ill* I o i l llL . ■I u day of March, 1^1*1 had fallen lu all the popular atylea. | G.t. the attractive guest of Mr* !f*th 1’lai man I mmn aa wit hp*$«'» 4 .1 '-vi*tifig i .tinlition* I h<' can-i Tlierua no .ense In umking ahoea with 11* # ♦ ♦ « t m e e o e e e e e t m e e e . F 1) MolJTy left y«* ter for Ku(rnv Hush, nf Wrklwa.. FI nr Ua i |i|i .J. "iri > .......... opcr.iii' \\ tut, At Viin MurhI«-*« nf Wrkiax, Florida anlra like greaaetl gluan. and I am gi> j Jackson v die A 4 I lt»fi»rd «rf H»nf*«r*l Florida ,.fv mu , -u,< -i f <r tin pilldi, lug to write to our cuugreaamsu anti i with Witha m r hill man, nf W*- ik1» a, Fl< rl»i a have him Introduce w m s sort of a IIUJIFKT W. DAVIS. ,*. .■ i i..ir t •11 rl v , 11-/ 1 I i - » . t .ii ■ Hr dinar Xlr* II H I’stti1 b ill and tlaugh* bill." It i* lor . , t " ■i.ilren i* ■ in riu-'l It-Tura ii frilOir, | ter and Mrs Reed Dooley of Geneva "About five hundred people have told <> ha* bci't' jio«tpin tin* Ih wire the guckts of Mra. It F. Tolar I l . p . t l m r t u o f ih r Inlt-ri-' me of your ground-antl lofty tumbling p j it n l until late* l it the Season nn Tuesday. U. it. L-.uU HRlc. *t GstncvtU*. H» . on the public streets," observed the ho­ March t. IVtO Thov* whfi Ii a VC already lioughl NotlM It btrtby fivtn (hat J*thn It. tel keeper, "hut nobody wild anything ScrutK* ol Oviedo, Florida, who, on March their tickets are requested to hold Mrs. Myron Vorec of New York 21, 11(9, made tlomeat.ad f.nlry, No about new ahoea. They all seemed to them until the play is given, which tor North, a.l i|uilirr. S.ctfon IS, nnd Mr. Ridgciy of Detroit, Mich., Oiitil, Town.hlp Zl’ Houth. liana. 31 Ca.t. Tallaha- take It for granted that you had been wil1 le. a little later. Children hav­ who have been visiting Mrs. C. M. aaa. M.rldlan, ha. M»d nolle, of Intuition to blowing youi savings for har d elder.” ing tickets for sal*' are requested to Vurcc left on Wednesday fur Miami maka Five Yrar Proof, to r«uv|ih claim 10 th — I’lttaburgh ( la xette-Tlme*. •r 7:,;-a00i 8. G. Kennedy W. U Wrth Naw Pair of "Boxeon on Hit Fost Ho Left tho Store, Fooling Monroe Chapter No. 14, R. A M. Important, but Pride Had Moots every second snd fourth T h u n a Downfall. day in Masonic Hall over th# ImpsrU • Mr. Fraser and daughter, Mlsa In honor of the ninth birthday of Vcrdie Fraser of Charlotte, N. C., her little daughter, Lews Bell, Mra, sTe guests of Mrs. L. A. Brumley. L. P. Hagan entertained vvitn. a Mrs. Frank Lane of DeLand was chahuing children's party. Games the week end guest of MK. M. C. were enjoyed throughout the after­ „ ■ noon and the little fojks had the Doyle. _____ i time of their lives. The decorations werv unusually pretty, a color* scheme Mrs. Oscar Conklin and.lw u chllof (rink -being uxFd e flee lively. Car- dr<n arrived Saturday from Miami nut iotts miff ((fits lent their eharm and will be (he guests of Mrs. It J. and swceiness in *h“ attractive ar- Holly, until the return of Mr. Conk­ rangeini nts The table at which re­ lin from New York. freshments w*re served \tfas cen­ tered by the lug wjiite birthday No Cause for Worry. "They are perfect ladles tn e r e r y eake with its nine pink dandlea. At A New Jersey pastor announced earn pltuv were the dainty llttl^* from ttoo pulpit: "God h a s n ’t any use ■ respect, and they tried their hangedeat to look ns though nothing unusual had basket favors, filled with randies for a bachelor ami neither hnvo I." hnppenrd. us though their gentlemen Du- gra- T’fl" bucholora will not be likely to friends made u practice of kerplunklng ami tied with pink bow* 'mu* young husl'H* v, ns t ho'recipi­ worry over tho first part of the asser­ themselves down on the sidewalk right ent of many lovely presents. In­ tion until they hear on better 'author­ nt their feet ity. nnd tho latter probably will never vited for ibis ch ir.tiirig occasion online tintm any concern Washington •v.rc Mildred and May Holly. Vir­ Herald. “ I’erliapn If I bail got up promptly, ginia I’ack.rd Mary Fields. Louise ■■ml had treated the m a tt er ns n Joke, they wouldn’t have been overpowered. Fielrl*. Margaret Cowan. Dorqlhj | T7* ^ A -„ Itut the Jolt I got when 1 sat down Hay Mary K'.ixabct Ii Pub -'on Du L i d o J ' LU A tllV C must have unsettled my faculties, for rnillii Pub-'inn, Pearl Robson, TbeoI Ju*t snt there looking a t those shoes dora .Miller, Lillie Ruth and Kmmn trying to figure out whet object they 1 jrencer, Margaret Neal. MuUtl Lake. had in hooding me such a drill. 1 supKaiherine Symes, Marian Newton, {•one 1 must have been a humorous vnr.ib Fvenly William*. Ruth Hen­ spectacle. Anyhow, af ter writhing ry, Dorinne Steinmeyer, Blanche around for n minute, trying to keep In * ed lq tw.i t.ihles of live hundred W ray Clifford Shinholser an*! Le from laughing. Mrs Wngouselter nt I t ’s no longer necessary to bear tered n shriek, s nd then Mrs Mluuncle at w |i|i Ii Du guests were Mr 1 Jairi Jones, Tm Honk* Wtil t |tt*e April 1st Taxpayers please take nolice that state and count;. t.t\. * h.....in" <|. Iin|iient after April Kir.*!, af ter which date, an provided by law. real estate on which taxes remain unpaid, wilt be adveilised and sold for taxes, and executions will be issued and placed in band- of the jj Sanford Lodge No U , F. snd A. M. . Mr. " and Mra. - Henry McLaulin left thia morning for Cuba to attend 5 the Grand Temple session of the Knights of Pythias. Party’* to be given in the Baptist Temple parlors Thursday evening, March 16th. The following Invita­ tion will be sent to the young 'people of the town: "AH you need to enjoy this Is to comply with this little wish, 1916 and Leap Year too, ’ This is what we wish you'd do. Add the figures of this year, Then seventeen cents you’ll bring h^re. Plenty of eats and lots of fun . We’ll promise you. if you’ll only come.” Interesting' program will be an­ nounced in The Herald a t a later date. We’ll promise you, if you’ll only come.” Interesting program will -be an­ nounced later. • — r Mr. T. It. L. Daughtry of Jack* sonvillo spent the week end In San­ ford. ’ ■* Positively Gairuteed U i i i fee nil M. ckl . n and MultiKopy traxM CARBON P A P E R S Finest Carbon Paper NUe Every U l « ( F ii t i t l Recognized Standards \ * T t S*l* kr “ * * 1 • *t i Herald Printing ii Saiford Flprida ;; . . JSm ,4] �>* ir Vhi * ; of Votes tvj.* -.■ r Three times the reg_ _ __ _____ ___ _ _ ___ ular number o | votes will be given on all new subscriptions turned in between the dates o f March 7th and Monday, March 13th, at 8 P. M. 'X? Three times the regular nunrtber of votes will be given on ail new subscriptions turned In by 8 P. M. Monday, March 13 as follows y. NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS Votes allowed Time Price 3,000 1 yfcar....................... $ 2.00 2 years.......................... 4 . 0 0 . 7 , 5 0 ( 1 . 6.00............... 12.000 4 3 y ears..................... 8.00............... 18,000 ' ,r 4 y ears............... 5 yeafs,......... ........... 10,00.,.......... . 30,000 i m P . Scf . The regular number of votes will be given on renewal subscrip, tiona during remainder of the campaign as follows: RENEWAL SUBSCRIPTIONS IS ” K * Time Price Votes allowed .,V l;y e ar........................ $ 2.00....... ....... 1,000 •V r* .' 2 years....,............. 4.00............... 2,600 3 years....................,. 6.00.„....... . 4,000 4 years...................... 8.00.... .......... 6,000 5 y ears...................... 10.00...... 10,000 ^ . HE?! - . ' E f " np^^w * ■ ■ . Under this splendid offer you will receive triple votes on your new. subscriptions. Just think of it—we give you three times as many as the schedule usually allows. If you are a live wire candidate, there is absolutely no ljmit to what you can accomplish during tnis extraordinary offer—nothing but the lack of time can stop you. Do your L .' • _ : __ 1 ____1 _ C i _ 1 ________ r ____ __ .in tlA o n n n n n n r i i i m f v t n h flflS T VH11V very best. mThis is indeed a fit chance for a real khustler—an opportunity to boost yjOT . reserve vote away above the clouds. Energy and enthusiasm are the qualities that Avill put you at the head of the list. Develop them and you are bound to win. Get busy NOW,t-show us what you can do to boost yourself. Remember, this is the largest .vote offer that will be made during the remainder of the campaign. Candidates, here is your opportunity and now is the time when you must “go some” if XPU have any expectations o f winning that Ford Roadster. Go after subscriptions with all your might, and tprit in every subscription possible during this offer. The regular number o f votes will be given on renewal subscriptions. Only Double Votes Given On New Subscriptions on the Last Day of the Campaign Only 10 Days More in Which to Win Herald’s Prizes Here are the Candidates. Vote for Your Favorite Now! ft Mr. Subscriber: Nqw is the time to pay your Tear out this coupc/n, (ill it in—it will help your favorite win a prize i w a n t Candidate Address subscription in favor of your candidate—the race is rapidly drawing to a close and it may be that your subscription will win a prize for your favorite—the race will be a close one. 1.IST OF CANDIDATES AND STANDING N r * i lint will !»• jiuhliahed F r i d a ) . K n itii active l i unpi ui ’n nt O N C E Allred Ut deon. Sa nford no.000 r. i.ooo As.000 8,000 Mr " 7.1.700 Melville Tylet, Altamonte Spring* w Harvey I. Geiger. Geneva Miss Mar y Aulin, Oviedo u,.,, B < it l.tiue* F l l oo l e l i un , S a n f o r d Mra. AY__ofurd ■ G3.00U Mr*. R. J. Powell, Sanford 73. 700 Miss Clara Phillip*. Sanford. 70. 600 Miss Van mat a Styrun, Sanford GO.000 Hasil 'Cason, ^0.000 15.000 I * Entet prise Mrs. M. If v lies. San foul LAST CHANCE TO ENTER Nomination coupon printed for the last time today. To enter campaign and share in the awarding of the seven prizes March 18, you must tear, out, fill m and send this coupon to the Sanford Herald by 8 P. M . Sat­ urday, March 11th. ■: . . . . . ....................... .................... • **r* | t enclose herewith $ .. turn for........... years. Name Address ____ U. F. D. or Box NOM INATION COUPON *3 tic* ever y renewal scription' jio«*il*le The -sill help you win u p m o . votes given o n old s u b ­ Hu nd r ed s oi people who are now taki ng T h e Heral I have not ns yet renewed their s u b sc r ip ti on s . Several t o w n ' a n d r.,ral r outes in Seminole c o un t y nre n ot r e p r e ­ s e n t e d by c a n d i da t e s and h a v e not been c i nv a s so d . Any c a n d i ­ d a t e who will t a k e the time to work tnese t o w n s ai.d r ou te s cur. s - c u r e a great m a n y s ubscr ipt i ons and votes Ask *u» a nd we will lie glad to furnish you with a list of the p l n r r s t h a t h a v e n o t been wo rk e d. Su bs c ri pt i ons mean votes and votes mean prizefl. Sub­ s cr ipt i ons will not come t o you, you must go o ut and ask for t h e m . If a s ubs cr ipt i on is worth having, it l* wo rt h uski ng for FO R D Acme Kitchen Cabinet p I 1 i Purchased .k*V» From and on 19 J 6 Model Roadster Display at Equipped with Electric Lights. Price $423.50 F. O. B. Sanford, Fla. T. J. MILLER & SON On Il^play at the TWO WATCHES Santord Machine & Garage Co. 21) year gold filled case, .Elgin or Waltham movement. C h o i c e of bracelet, chateline or gents'. This brand new car will be awarded to the Candidate securing the Lar­ gest Number Votes in this Campaign. Purchased and on display a t Three Piece Parlor Suit *. S ettee, Rocker, Straight Chair -V A : ■** *‘ * Purchasod F ro m and on Display at . •• Henry McLaulin’s, Jeweler r $ 1 5 M E R C H A N D IS E ODRER An order for $15.00 worth of merchandise such as the winner may choose from the stock of Sanford Furniture Company Z. Spinks, General Merchandise, Oviedo, Fla. 7* ,■ * - v I NOM INATE Aa a Candidate in your Piofit Sharing Campaign ■ to pay furrmy Subscp- F i r s t Gr and P r i z e 5 A D D R E S S ..... ......................................... .......... -• tions / D A T E .................... i .....; ...... 2 .. ...... 1916 aiiiuM ...... (Price of The Sanford Herald is $2.00 Year) Good For 5000 Votes■ |. e*• - ?* l Jgr‘ . ... I * ■ .............. Renewals Tin* regular n um b e r of v o l e t will hi* giviAi on renewal s u b s c r i p ­ Late Comers Often Win the Best Prizes 'XS®, fo r ............................ ...... E N T E R TH E C A M PA IG N TODAY! 1 te Send in y o u r n a m e nrnl lie- H a t h c andi da te in thin list hu» nn eijunl t u n i t y t o win tlie Ford, Kitrlien C a b i n e t , W n tr h , I’nrlor Suite, Me re h a n d inn Or de r or Ca me r a. Ever y c a n d i d a t e who (nils to win » prize will lie p ai d Ki per eent en»h rommisition on t he groan u mount of m on e y t h a t he or she turns in d ur i ng the c a m p ai g n for new s u b s c r i p t i o n . , p r o ­ viding t hey remain act i vel y in t he c a m p a i g n until t h e d o s e a nd ihake a cash report e ac h week. R1 Vo to Don’t Overlook SIG N ED * ADDRESS -Only the First Nomination Blank Cast for Each Candidate will Count as 5000 Votes. Autograph Camera TEN P/ m i « r n i O T .« 6 c ,i C 0 M M ,S S ,0 N 0 N N EW SUBSCRIPTIONS TO NON-W INNERS OF PRIZES I t is easy to load, quick to operate and is bound to please anyone who prefers pictures of the 2H x 4*^ size. This thoroughly reliable little camera is well made, possesses the Autographic feature, perm itting the writing of date, and title on each negative a t the time of exposure. to win° on ? of I T ‘"t thU «• Impossible. If you fail L on , k . 1 ” ” , ,,i" Mlr » « ' >» K* ~ » t c . h comml.u".c°n«m n, Z T ™1— 'P '1- - *»o».y you collect to, subscriptions, providing you remain active until the close of the canW Purchased and on display at L. R. Philips & Co. Drug Store s r r; i hy,r" 7 ‘ ';;rh w,ck a,ter,urun« rh* ><-• If y - want «n^automobile. l ZVZ" SR >ou want, e n t er your name. CAMPAIGN ENDS SATURDAY, MARCH 18th YOU CANNOT LOSE. * * �— m arch _ %*! , ■ - lo....... LX' ~-i\ 7 m e - r- * i ’t a t _ ,7Y TvkOffi- i . l SANFORD HERALD ■VY , __ LEGAL A D V E R T IS IN G u C lresll c«»rt. B e v satk Ju d ic lil a t n l i . Virginia C steR s* Chemical Com­ pany,- t corporation doing bud- William H. I l o .a rd * Walter a .V n n e t at *® U ^ ul'* Till* «.TS o .‘ U” POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Y Mattle I. r, nb M la t h e «l»te • ( Florid*. Florid* Cordon*. I*«.. * ro r p o n the a iif w l ' , 7 ° ‘> r rl»'®ant.. under tian doing buoinoo* u n d er tb* CI u i Iob law* oi tb* S tate *( Florida. Roba r t , L. BooaanJ. Nelaon- Gray, Elisabeth J . DortloU, William H a itia n an d C ao ri* W. Crim. ftboT* ll'u -er,* .^ :"-^ ,W°,n bi“ *fc by C To R obot! L. noa**rd. N*l.on Gray. Emily en H'*bln»on, attorney J. Bartlott. WUllam L. Bartlett: I t appearing by affidavit; lllrd herein, that iu, and oacb o( you, or* aoo roaldaoi* o( you tboo a u t o o l Florida; t h a t the rtaidoor* of w a ^ r d . . ^ ; 0^ A- L you and oaeb ot you la unknown; that there la no perton ln lha atato of Florida, the a«r r l r o ol a aubpoona upon whom would b in d you . .’ „ .you, . . . and that tba V aald R o b ert la, Boaaard, Nelson Gray, Emily J . B a m l a t t an d William U Bart! latt aro oaeb ovar tb a a io of twanty-on* years; th s rs ts r* . I t U ordorod th a t you, and oaeb of you, R o b e rt L. Bosssrd. NeUoa Oroy, ra il* , both J . B artlott and William L. Bartlett, ap pear to tbo above entitled route, on nr bolero lb* lot day ol M ay, i m , or the SHI or rom p laln t In aald eauao will b* taken ao eonlraoOd sgslnst you. I t la tu rtb e r o rdered th a t tbit order be 2S & U E n T '* 1' ^ r^rd.‘M* £ i°h“ s . * . r,b,., •Pf,#*r» that there are other nem " U d ln ,h ' ,,ld ptoperty ° r »»« "" — u n tn o .n to him. ks *ur« wo sbAll bAve « r e r r BBb'oT M r bis crowd of mends a t It) we will j o atrmlgbt to our own cosy little ' Fee Hept. FaM s (aaCraettea flat, (*jrly ptarlnc at hooaake«ptnc— ,1 her*by sanouace U a l 1 wSI agala be • eawdidu* for tke Democrat!* aemlaayou tbo pronldlnc fenlu*—happy aa U*a o l 8 u*t- of Fablit laatisctiea. I feel the day la long." tkat I am ealilled lo IkJ* ofBc* far re*tbs! I wUt personally sxplsta to tb* Dalnc.a acntibla girl, she la well *en« votsrs. May I ask ysar seeperstiea sad plea*eel with tho mental picture. Sha support during tko campaign and your poll*. known beforehand that *ho la not to vetoo at tko L, R O W L A N D W IL D MAN. marry a rich man and will hare to do 1 hereby aaaoaac* rayeeif s esadidst* her own housework, but that thought far tke the ohire o l-H ut o B re of •Buperlstaadaat of Public 1* not appalling to her. The girl who for Inatrurtlo a of Semlaol* County, aubloet ta th* DamocrsUe Primary. If t lee led 1 lovea the man she wed* In happy over ‘ • my doe* personal attention and th* the knowledge that ahe can transform ul dUrbarge of tko dull** • ( Ik* of«ten a plain little flat Into an earthly ftC trl paradise for him, and prepare -Whole­ some meals for him that are fit for a 1 hereby aanouaea myeetf a can Idate for t b king. lire <f Sapermtawdeut of Public lee:ruction in t ounly, subject to tbo DampuStic In a buntt of confidence, ahe con­ Seminole Primary. Through my service oa lb* board of fide* to her young women friend* that School Trustees I have become convinced that thovild be a pratlcwl Bu l l me ■he need never, be aahamed to have men tuperimendent aed by alt mean* a propertyh<Jdrr and Tax her Harry bring homo unexpectedly Payer la Urn County. ] a*k lo* your eupport, not I think I am eatTlM to it. butTwmwm any number of friends for dlpnrr. Bhe beratm* I know, that my npreknr* will be'ol valuable errcan cook a steak to a turn, cream po­ vir* to tke Taxpayer* and tb* children ol tk* tatoes and bako flaky biscuits that County. _____________________ & RITNOE. would tempt tho appctllo of an epi­ announce my candidary lor tk* penc­ cure, to *ay nothing of her delicious ilonI hereby ol Superintendent ol Fiibllc I net rue Ion (dr layer cako and homemade preserves Seminole l ounty eahjert to Ik* dedaloe of tk* coming Primary. —remarks which her friends store in votan In tk* Your vow will be a approcM*-* * M. W. IJJVE JVELL. their memory. , The ceremony la scarcely oTer ere R. A. Howard I* a candidate lor C esaty her friends begin to throng.their mod­ Superintendent of Uubtlc Instruction. *, , QUALIFICATION! Mr. Howard kolds a U f# est little flat. Acquaintances, friends, CcrtlBraia and Di and cousin* flock to see her by the State Normal uouely for dotens. Terror strikes to her heart rotleg* courea, epeclal eouten* tn Piyebology, -as she counts the numbers. Not only The lit lory and Science nf Education, and Pub­ School Supervision. II* aleoe.udlea on* year la there an Insufficiency of dishes to lic at ike State Unlverrity of Indtani year at go around, but there's an alarming lb* Wanking,on Fiieode Acedemy. ndd,t h a buel MM mure* at Ike Sallna HuuuLa* ( ’nlleg*. drain on tho larder. Worst of all, the TEACHING EXPERIENCE/ IU taught poor flustratei) bride has to slip ofT Veer In lb* country dietrict *c ' W aeklngton Aredemy, her pretty clothes and get Into the ol turreeeful Frtmd* experience na Hu| echoole ‘ '(V kitchen and cook, cook, cooJl Mr. Howard prepared kitneell rap* tl ally lot a To be sure, they do not remain long tlle'e work in tbe errvice ol tb* Public School* pd 1* perbap* the brat equipped of any man niter they hnve feasted sumptuously, m In tka county for tb* office ol County Sup­ but they letve tho young w|fo bo erintendent of Public I rulrucl Ion. He deeeeeee careful coaxideratloo el all ike eotere ol thoroughly tired out with baking, be ka county. broiling,- frying and stewing, to say nothing of puttering over pot and I hereby announce my candidacy lor repans, that she ta more ready to cry election to the office ol member of th* county board of public Inxtrucllon of Sem­ than laugh over honeymoon Joys that inole county, DUtrirt No, X. 8. C. DICKSON. did not mnlerlnllie. This Is especially the case If hubby FO R S H E R IF F Is fairly (earing his hair with worry I a m a c a n d i d a t e lor re-e le ctio n t o l b * over the terrible expenses and debts office ul nherifi o l S e m l a o l * r o u n l y I feel l u r ti d e d In nvk tng t h e p e c p l * el liN, c o u n t y that nre piling up. Tho first fort­ for re -e le c tio n 10 thi* office, o w ing t o t b e night'* experience ta usually qullo ( a r t Ibal I h a v e n o t y e t b a d tfili office for a full t e r m . W h a n m y prev en t t e r m o f enough to show hlin, beyond all doubt­ office e i p l r e i I will h a v e b r a n In office o n ly ing. ttint the, young couple who have one b all t e r m by el e c t i o n , a n d lee, t h a n o n* half t e r m by- a p p o i n t m e n t a n d fur i h l a r e a ­ a h»*t of friends are wiser In spend­ eon I (eel t h a t I a m e n t i t l e d l o y o u r a u p ing their lious^noon beyond their p o i t a n d If e l e c t e d will give t h e officer m y p e r a o n a l a t t e n t i o n In t h e f u t u r e a< in reach. If tbo bride must “pay the cloxe th e pert. ptper.'' that Is. cook for them, the calls 1 wdl a p p r e c l e t e y o u r au p p o r t. of persons nhe is not particularly In­ _______________________________ C, VI H A N D terested In nre anything but welcome. I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e myeetf a c a n d i d a t e t h * o m c * oi x h rrlft of S em in o le r u u n t y , One In*t word of advice—be chary of •fur o b j e c t t o t h e a c t i o n ol t h e D e m o c r a t i c calling on the bride until itib honey­ p r i m a r y t o be h e l d J u n e 8tJ>, 1918. If 1 p le d g e m y e r t f t o fulfill t h e d u l l e r moon Is well nigh over. In such cases elected of th le offire tu t h e beat uf m y a b ility ► : K I t ll A M Y • HIH t til NTV t t»MMISrilttsV:il fistv. n»*w* ui t a n r n r j U N S U C C E S S F U L . IN L O V E , m ** ' ■■■ , * r® lo n «ln ( lip* Klaa empty a irla n d never touch The dbar. warm . mouth o f thoao th#r Irive— ' .11 W altln (, waatlnr. etCfferln* much.’ ^ ,rV . d *?*••«• or rihet claimant* K ? " •% “ M , W*1' " ( i «»'”'■ M ettle “ * ? .tr a W 6A. If lhor« worn collrcos'to teach th# Kre*i lesBODs of lore, root, branch and btosaom, until tb . realdencre ere unknown. fruit was reac&M, * °tdefed to appear lo U i r e el|V tlk *e.n8.V,c'u, ,f e a 1,: t : t 1 '. ' * * ■ * Thi. they would bo tho 'he i t h dey of June. WItnea* my band aa d a r k ol the circuit A llW|* f a me cogs . for ovor of tbo d r r u l t eourt, Seminole county, Flor th ,. , o i n *h' ,,m ' '" ,n« * ,,u ' ' ” ** «» Ido, on this tbo 12th day ol February, half'of .(ho world l* ,1u , , rr o r d e re d t h e l thi> notice be I t Id, j u b l l . h e d for tw elve r o n w r u t l v e weeke In of women, aye, (seal) , E. A . DOUOLAS.1, t h e Sen fo rd Herald, a new . p a p e r pub lish ed and men, too, who Clark Clreult C o u r t, Seventh Judfaial In ^rrnmalip coiiftly. Circuit. Seminole C ounty, FlotitiA. ...I? K' ^ ‘l> o u |li» . clerk of aald f irsomehow have ftol . „ . lif I n . G. Roberto. cuit Cou/rt and the teal thereof, this the 7ih • Georg# A. UoCottOa, "* ‘ a c q u ire d th e day of Fabruary, A. It I9l«. Solictor and of Counsel tor tho Complainant <•*»" E A DOUGLASS, k n o w d w t f g e of tl-T u**-«u chooalni-the right Rohln.on A lleardall, C' " k* Solieiiora for Complainant Notice o f M aaltr’ o Hale heart'^4(utte and ta-Tuee-ISle Notice la hereby (Wan that uader and winning raid holdby virtue of a decree of foreclosure and of Application fur Tai Heed Uader lag love. Unfortu­ ealo imuing out ol tho Circuit Court ol .Hrrtien k of Chapter It**, Lawe of tbo Seventh Judicial of Florida in Man da nately, this auband for Samlnola County, in Chancery, In S u t l r e it h r r e b y g iv en t h e t J N. Mcf Joo( cannot be lma eauao therein pending wherein Really • rau 4 j f t w B I g h ey . p u r rh a e v r ol T ea C . r n f l r a t e S o Truat Company, a corporation, la com partfil by teachd a t e d t h e t t h d ay n I Ju n e . A I>. plalnanl, and Florida Gardena, Incorporated 1194. I US/ so t*r as it rrlitr* to KS of NWJa a corporation, and- Robert L. Menard, ato 5! *»*: ‘a- See. 23. Tp III. R.rrrr 29, has • * f . ' ‘ . 4ng or by book; defendant*. I will otfar (or aale and will “-ed rritireate in my oltlre. and ha. made e a c h Individual aell to tho hi(heat and beat bidder (or rath apt licettnn Inr let deed In mu* I*. intlst blate his or at the front door of tho courthouse in r.wdanre with lee Said v.rtlArate ,m-' Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, durlnr h f i f r * (hr- fi l l u s i n f «ir<»rril**d p r o p e r t y . her own trail the legal hour* of aale, oil Monday, the • it us ted in Srmtn«i(r cnurty. Flo Hd ft, to* through a hitherto untrodden path. 1 le t day pf May, A. m 19 16, the sum* ' l l ST i, See 23. Tp *n, ((ange 29. Ie«s hnvo dono my heal to figure out why t h i f iaeptit only « bring • Tefal Jay. Ih# folloving Jr. »silri s>1 right *rf pariial p u f th sA r cf i t n i v r r« rU A ratr, s o d some deserving hearts go through life cribed real il property l y i n g a n d being Seminole County, State of Florida, to^pit deed will only coker K ‘ , of N W U of N K | i The northeaet quarter of the northeast of said S#r,. T p . a n d t t a n g r . T h r said Sand unloved, unmated, and why others who do not appreciate this, tho greatest quartar of Section twenty-one (21), town- b r i n g i M r t i r d i t (he d a t e of 't h # I n u a n r * ablp twenty-ono ( I I ) . aoutb, range tflrty- of su rh r r r t l A r s t r lo t h r n am e of M. A gift the god* can be*tow, are surfeited C n lrM »Urh r i r t i f t r a t * • hgl II h# oo« ( 81) fBJt, Also laOt* l t 3 6. 7, R. If r nek with lor® and romance. north hftli of t*ot 10, Luta 12, 13, 14 smj red eem ed arru rd tftg to Isw i « | d r ed Will &lp tod led* 19. 2 0 , 21, 2 2 , 27, 23, 2 9 . tseue th ereo n on th e 2 6 t h d ay of M srrh * It has bf^n tacitly conceded In clvA 1» 19 U 43, 44* 45, 4 0 , 4 t, 48. 49. 50, 67. 6A, 69. 70. Wil f t m my ofTiral «lf natiirr e n d feel 91, 92, 93, 9 4 . 9 5 . 96. 97 inri 93 of Kur*ks Ulietf'^tnyJirtee tliat H ta man’* prlvlthi* i t r ; | * | ,**> of F e b r u a ry . A l» 1916 Hammock, ftrcordinc in t>l*i thrrrcl t* Ivgo/to chooae a male, the woman ho •**al iHM tH .ASS. rord*d In riftt flocAi *' I) ' at psjr 7C u( • lyrk t trr,ult t'ourt. Srm»n**lr Cn , K4». th* Tublic Records of Orsnge ('ounly. «Jjywed. I’oople aland aghast, frownMy \ M Mr Mantel, !» <’ Florid*, stld Unds b e i n g in Seminole Ing aIrung disapproval at the maiden U Tor* Mr C o u n t y , Horidft. * .. *hn uttumpu t(( neurp ht» preroga­ r i i A N ic r r . i i t s . Nmii •if %Pplir ■Iliaft f ail S p t r l s l M a s f r r ' l n < h»rif#r): tive ttlitm her Lnlrrent In any par** **f I hm(»Ir Hoblrnson & IlssriUtl. llculur man or give him reason to aupSolicitor * for Comfitsinant f h ■l T hin 77.Tur*-5c piine he could win her heart and hond • •’ !• *1* • * fur ihi> uuklug 1h lev hI J . I rrMll * el*-* N o tir* o f A p p l l r a l l o n for T « i |» r r t l 1 ijdrr The auL-Ject aeemit to resolve Itself Appltrst irth or h r r t In rt B Ilf C h a p f r r 4RAA, | . | a i u f w»m in *rrti rlsn rr *»th 1»* F l o ri d * down in this ri'ammlng Fijw Indeed N o t l r * 1* h e r e b y g l v r n t h a t A n t h o n y Mui >>f 1 11*mi,* ult,, niet'l enjoy eacti other'c Isr, t j u r r h i a n r of T * t Cer i j fir* i r S-. t - " d s t r d thf* 6 t h d*> u I J u l y A 1* I *i*(; f n , iiunrnilMvhlp, Imagining ihemsclves f, I r tl *»i J t r rl i i fl c * t » in m > ■*Atr t . « n l H* * •mi t h rulli'tl deeply, desperately, are midi!** s p p lie a t Ion for l i t «tr«»d m i*tue «r rvull) In love t'npld blnda their a rrtir i l i n r c w i t h l**» Hftid • rrttAi s t e t-ni tho folio wring «lr*rr ii.n f p r o p rr fv eves fur the time being b'rom some . 11u »I *•f1 in S s m i n n t n r o u n t ) FI- ptiiI a t. **it tho bondage slips off easily, olhers l#ot K, F rir* P l a t «»f F o rt Kr< <E Th** »*id l**d b*lng s*»#’****»| » t 11*«> .|*t»aenr ll f•■r months, even years, but It «»f the is«urnn«* of rnirh rrrt ifit a t-• in t r * l h»-r**tt> t u n u u n r a my«rl| ha ■ cBridklatw lur fulls to h me and they si e, past o sm e uf \| S«s> n e U N S U S P E C T E D IN FLU E N C E S. -Jfew ufllm ft! I 'o u n ly l 'tt inmisRlofirf of i h s (iK. I "n Iraw «wid r r f t t A r B t r -hall h* i n l - r n . I *. .ill il.-itving that uliiii they believed Fummiapfunrr iHiiriPi ul Srtnlmil* l*oMt»iy. m b r o r d i n g iti ®*w t i x dee •! » n «* m* it* l lu th® Drffiaerfttlc l*ilinft2y, -ind B i l M u b t to !>o aflectlon was ‘hut it punning *»n 1h»- l l i h d»> »»t AJ sr eh.. I* l ‘M "■ U - r. you, >«i faiir, tmt f iitjiloui whom or** t o r« *»f f ' v f > lr» lh« I t h 111*1 firt »n*l talk Wit nra* m y iiAirtsI ■igW'Aiiife bn ■| •i fanv)*. for u n j t syj*|mFi adrl t **fil |w i i l i h i s i l m r t u truet, this l hr- 81 h tiny of Frbruef % \ I1 I *JI • ottimtaw, l h ■ 1 tf 1 »rn pl orfh ) (h*» I will Rhork k liiiw •'Midii f* ► * *I m l nrt’ I l s. j | . u l t h t If a f t HI pie* m e e t w t u i are r o n g e n t i i l t» * 0 F. A i M i r t . l hfs- Ibsi and Hrsd nil lb** ini* (or ual I»Ultlrl C le r k f* irru it f ’o u r t S r m i m d r * I a I'.iat; e«i h feeling n s e n s e of s u p r e m e bal r o t fu rfrliln B or o\«rU*okinf th# iftrffwf inl4 9 T u — 5tr Srt utun)- ,»f y o u r w t w,»ti|,1 n n t In v a i n rir*4» oi th " r n t lf # ( 'u u n i y u i d xrill u - n my Iw^l >-••tulort, p, ,ii e ami happiness such us,* 4 ,f t-r«>a-*il v o w * a m i f a l t h U v a ttit'ti tvjln vffortg iu work )tj h u rm ony x»Jih ih» f'om \|3|S11ralrttn frtf l <1 I they h a v e not experienced In the com- , m i w i r n r n of I h r ulK«-r dUirirf* K.x tfit i h* U|>* plain. •* ul I hApIr r l**»In Ihr l ir e ill I Court uf IIir Sr «tl h Jti «lit lx! bailditic uf t b m r n l l r r CToynty, paulolishlp of Ihost' who have already •itiit11 , H.h I Irrtalf, In Mtit) fw« JS-rinlnulr a. p* swoPe . "Is it proper ft»r me to n»k a young ^ \ l a •• Id* etnnti ami guttti on their life paths ! r ‘vA». 1J J l . man to (be house whom I met only a M a r t l l t»liius«iri a n d Vi•>r r •11 Iheir meeting full!ll» tho destiny In^ l» PM J. day nf 1 t a k e ^ u A f u r s in Bii m iu rtririi fn> *rif a 1 jid h itito n . K iccutor* if f»*\v wotvitu a g o w I t l i o u t ( In ' c o t m e n l o f r a n d l i U l v for t h r nfllcn of ratwily eom ntlau iy dlflFF, i* ’1 (ended f >r each Fr**iirriek M . HubintoTn,. d t v A young woman . Iffim | ♦ my pareuts. who uro oviTexactlng In ■ioDer cf l h * k'Hlh d i a i l r r t of S rm i n o l rriM ii. Corti|d*C7iifils J tea not havo to he ntiyihinr; but her f.l •?•!!I..- a - uun tl yy . iu f'jra ‘ 1 i u t h r ni*i| p^rfiot ra t i r • Itrtl.r M XB ihls rngaid ' - asked a fair correspond rpiootimir) 1 ter sf |tf*» I*, r ’ % Thanking you for iff) isoJataiit# ) or* . 1st. a * • ii«n natural self ho her nature crave M A .H u x iard *tid U u h J A fitirf »!•«*, f a m Milfidffi • • cut of me of VI ««r 11 ■c* l l o N i n ) , J l r e b F LidiWa>. ■ r i tiv. i I’l i i l f l l t i r e r i l l u t n i i t , i i n i l i - m -n l ■»niri m Vrt j |lpv*J*wt't ftiil y, K r i o a r d I*- K n o r h a »*•»! *l-i ( . » y n n , l t d war d Hat ear j . M s f y J, liarard. e C . Paved, Fall.nr, (* Powell ^ * nd William r, A u d e n r le d . - b r a i U #* ' I liar l if* xlal rr, In u hilrf**#| u t t d f f F»l •! H V . { I.V da e . i i i t * ffit-'r ien B o r U r * 1 i'Ni*>. * *• f i»* r• ! i* H * r.> . ♦ ll i *• fondfttti* 1 r» T-. | Kn.U.a .! AmW . I .t 1• • J jBr*p|» F U d i h s ) , uf fntiiBt * | ‘ rs*3r. f 7**-r* *»i* on t h r J | « t d i y f * l 'trr'f X « «ma rtm a n d jijLfJdiLy A tttjTi cT 5oliFh Cftrolinft. «nd »U nortiro rliim- uf Vf xrch, A I ». 19 1•> Wit nr*• my official - i c * " jr** i n d ■ vMl •njf fn l^rftat u n d e r F r e d If. V « p l r . in<[ to ■ ny other p * r « o n cl & i m i rc i n it t r r r « i in tb r (hit (Iir 2‘ i ij tfax uf FebruarV A !». 1916 I ♦ * M - ■I V ’ f(i]>o«hic tfreeiHietj U n d i tv i ul! I a mr 1' Si* mI *«*•1r * I f e K i n n i n i 6.3 Fy fe el n u r l h of i h e anuih ft k \ VI Vf. I I-T icL »**•( ( l i f n r r pf latu tejri tiP®. MT«* h » r i r n ru n r u t 117 fe**!lt u* l** 4 1* * *hrnt*r n o r t h l o n c f i U **t i-i»rnt*r >*f 1 ■" .1 I . r , Bhl AftJa l h e n r * w r i t l ! ‘ fr*l. m*<r • r l > Sa t i - - .•( B f I lo 9 t o n u r i h i b m i r n r n r f «»f •■id lol •njh* * ihtricw s o u t h t o b , •'f* 'Ti, T i e r f u ei ( 4 i , of th e t u * n **f S sifu rH f l o r Id a. n e e d d i n g t o th» |d * t h a n of i*f r” *'' F Tt 1 iftffuMf ■ f*‘* 1 " • ... ■Illr, h-I' BflprArlriK fr,,tn t h t "I »,*-*. t# '''l ' . n I,-r i n ,(-• d ' •• i*»uv in l l w m n f . h m l t ) d u l y f d rd . t h a t n r c •'■itriMr I. l i e Sold r » r t | H - a l e eni * n d r o u n e e l f o r tf»p r o n p l » m » n t * ,r» f h« . ' ^ ^ ■line nr ,|„ r.ilei| |,r,t|,e,l > abobo \ l e d e t u i # , VtifY Krtblrt-nn *r. f •J HU.'^e^ll M i v-nMiitl- null I I, ll-irld, ' M e r r i t t ft,I t u b lin x o r . ex ecu to r* of F»ed *’ uveil * ;r .‘ -I , id S I. «l NF See I I Tp e f fr k M, I t rtbiu*r>n. d f f s t M d , t h u l jt * thi i f . „It ,,J T 1“ acjwa, m u r r or M i « f of t h e a ffian t t h e t t h e d e f e n d a n t s . T h e Bald lan-l t»#»rg a»«-«xrd at l h a d a t # Kdw ard I*. Lftoeh t* ol S a l i m , K r a m i of t h e ifM ian rr of iU fh r r r t i f i c a t c in t e r J a ^ o l i f l J J j J I k f t y o f I n d U n a p P l U . In d . th#* MIDP of F T I W ) . llnlr#* «aid cerf^ a m B n r t f e n d l l s r k l c y C o r o p i n y . • c o r p o r a - tifTrat r •ball be redeemed arm mini lo £■*' i l o o r o f H o u i b C a i c l i n a . anti M r i N e l l i e < tax d e e d will im u f t h e r e o n d n '*he 3 1nt V ftpll>', h elf -a i *la ar o f F red 11* V a pi *\ d e- d a y *»f M a rch , A Tb 1916. * a r e n o n - r e d d e n t« of t h e Btate «f • W itn es s m> offirial u r n a t u r # • n d *eal F l o r i d a , a n d t h a t .K d w a r d 1* Ktinehs re- (his (h e 2 9 th day uf F e b r u a r y , A - 1>- 1916 -e^^a a t S a l l n a , K a n m , J a c o b K. L id l k a y , ,„ .|i E A DOUGLASS, reside* « t I n d l a n a p o l i t . I n d . . t h e t T h e l amTTerk f ’ircuif C o u r t . S e m i n o l e i «» . C'*eron a n d U a rk le y C o m p a n y . » corpora IIy V. M M c D a n i e l . D f t . o n , a d d r r M and* pr.’n r . n a l p la c e of businrwt S & 'T u rx U i e ll u n k n o w n , Mrx- N e t t l e C;* Yftple, reaiHee *n J a c k s o n , M i c h i g a n . T h a t t h e sa id de* f e n d a n ta a n d n r b of th e m are over tw entyo n e ( t l ) y # a r a « l ago- a a d t h a t t h e r e (• no p e r e o n in i h e s t a t e of F l o ri d a , t h e xerDealer in Staple and Fancy flroerrlra ♦ I r e of a a u b p o e n a u p o n w h o m w o u ld be b i n d i n g u p o n t h e a a l d defen d an t* } where­ Produce. ( I f i r x , T o b g f f w and «'wld IMake fo re, y o u , E d w a r d I a E n o r h e . J * e o b h. I c i d i k ty , T h * C a m e r o n a n d B e r k l e y <*om* Phone 301 p a n y , a c o r p o r a t i o n , M rs. N e t t i e f i aplr. e n d all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t, ti t l e or 414 7ih SI. Sanford. Florida I n t e r e s t In t h e f o llo w in g d e s c rib e d l a n d * : Heg i n n i n g a t 0 3 ) ^ f»et e o t i t h w r a i f o r d t r o f L o t t e n CIO)* P l u c k ••▼an ( t ) . t u n e a s t 117 I f e t , m o r e o r lew* t o a n a l l e y , t h e n c e n o r t h to n o r t h e a s t c o r n e r o f L o i e i g h t . (0)» t h e n c e w est 117 f e e t m o r e o r let* t o n o r t h w e s t c o r n e r of eaald I ait eight ( 8), Ihrtif* aeulh to bbe- J. T. ALLEN ATLANTIC COAST LINE TRAINS ginning. In filork eeven (T). Tier four ( 4), of 18* town of Rsnford, norid*, sreord* Ing to th* plat thereof of E. R. Tratford; ■re ordered lo appear to thS bill of tompiaint duly filed In this tauaa , U o?* day, tb* let day o f M a r A. D. 1* 1*, tba asm* being a rut# day of Ihla rourt. s It la furtbsr ordered that tbla nolle* be published In th* Sanford Hgrald, * • » » • * paper puUUhed In Seminole county, Flor­ ida. once a week for aigkt (• ) eoneecutiv# weeks. W ltaeee, E. A. Douglas#, clerk of eeid court, sa d th e m l thereof, thi* IXlh day of February A. l>. 1BK* ta e .l) r B. A. d 6U G L A S S, O crk of tba Circuit Court. RemlnoleCounty. Florida. Geo. O. Herring, .Solicitor and Counsel for Compl*,i, * B'*" • l-T u e«-9tr N etlre of Appttcallen for Tea !>»•<» Uadar ia a ot Chapter 4SS*. L»«» »f H ettlea Florida i, i Nolle# I, hereby given that O. C. ttryan*r purchaser of Tax CeiUfiratea Net. I t M *»d 1085, dated the Xrd day of Juee A- D. 1911, baa filed said certificates I* rny o B e e and baa m ade apptlratioa (or ta* deed to leaue la accordaace w ith law . Said eartlficate# em ­ brace tb* (otluw lag deecrlbed property sit­ uated In Sem inole county, Flotld** t-*w l*! L H 18, Blbek D . Mtlchqjl*. »*re*y. G ra tt, l**c five acre' * * *a*t aid* 8 »*/"• m ot a or tea*. A U e L et *4, Block D . M il- eh*tl'. Survey, levy Great. , T l * said land being aaaaaaad a t .the *C the laauaaa* of raid e er tiita l* * g-<W S “ •m e of U aknuw a. ualaoa n W e*HlSc*tea •bMJ be redeem ed aecordlu* to law d**d ■ ill laeuo tkoroca oa tk e U t b day ot M *reh, a d. itia. Wltneoe m y c B e l l i #1g e stu r e *■ • U d n ^ a l l b - ^ a y ’oT,*F*brS cy,, A. !>• !•> •» (*e#>T _ . 4* K. A. OQUOLA*3 ult Court Semicot# C*, FI*. [ NORTHBOUND Arrive N o. No. No. No. N o. 8 2 . . . . t i l 8 A. 8 4 . . . 10:45 A. 80. .. .2 :2 2 P . 9 2 ___ 4 :0 0 P . 28 . . .8 :5 0 P . M ......... 1:33 A. M . M.. . . .1 1 :0 6 A . M . M ......... 2:42 P . M . M . . . . .48)5 P . M . M. SOUTHBOUND No. No. No. Na. N o. 8 3 . . . .2 :0 5 89. . . . 2 : 1 0 85 . . . . 6:09 9 1 . . . 12:38 27. . . 8:10 A. P. P. P. A. M ........ 2 :1 6 A . M . M .........2 :9 0 P . M . M ...,.6 :1 » P - M. M-. , . 1 2 J ^ P . M . M. O V IE D O N o. 126— A rriv e ...............9 :3 0 A. M . No. 127—Le*v»................4:00 P. M. LEESBURG N o . 21 — A r r i v e .......... N o . 2 4 - L r o « ......................P - “ • N o . 158— A r r i v e .................. 6 . . 0 P . M . No. 167—L r o v e . ........ 6 ;36 At r il b y No. No. N°. No. 25—Arrlw , . . . ,v ... *;W P rM . 24—Laav* .................. eifto A M* 100-L#avt................ 7.JO A. M. 101—Arrlvo.. . . . . . . . .o s io r- m . CLYDE U N E BOA TS o rr. Jo h n s s i v n u A rrlv * 1 0 : 0 0 A . M . L « v x l l d 0 A . M . . i* i f 9 Vn i p Ll| ; e | l r , t o a H r u i l lltnl I i. >. ftii* i i Ih < 111,111 w I m ( K i t r n w t i in h. r h. ih e in-utl Jnterent "her per -n ii.ilry u w u k e n a m ui In tlu e n c e a The rca.»4,u ulty no many nriiTinnucccsaful In love Is bi-cauflo they pernlst In en(Irnvorlnn to win nfft'ctlon from thoso who nro not foe llit-m F'allnrn to attract fur lone In tbo rc;n0t. M1x0111(011 hrnrfii In mftrrlaj;p woulil Im low und fur (jolw t'Xflggft thbro thi- wan 11-hh bn-'it' In ruiihlnK'D/fn I n n n f f n bbulroilmlH i'l urn! mnrrt.iKi'H u f f . - r shprt nctiuiiint unci' WMId court ship should not ho of m urh mnro thnn a year's duration, nl longest. It should requlro that Length of llmo for each fd rcallxc whether or no tho attraction which drew them toaetber at flrat was last­ ing or weakening. lf..Iovo shows signs of waning In either heart, the imgagemeiit should bo broken. Honor —which prompts many a men to carry out his pledge, though bis love In wan­ ing—Is a mistaken sense of chivalry. It Is equally as dangerous to a woman's futuro happiness to accom­ pany a man whota she does not love to the altar. There aro shy women who wait to ho sought by a lover. There aro pushing women who pick out Iho man whom they would havo for a lover and manage to succeed tn marrying him. Tho rirst girl weds and. save In very rare cases, lives a happy life of IL Tho husband of the pusher soon real lies that he was baited for nnd caught It ends In the divorce court. Yet these are tbe women who won­ der why they are unsuccessful In love. , W H Y BRID ES A R E D ISSA T ISFIE D . Tou may bluster and blow, but we kno* what Is bllsst liars nrn laughter and love, and a hug and a kiss. No blustering mind can,.reach hsaven, w# gUAMt : %■ And home may bs mors—It should never ' b* less. It's amusing often to hekr engaged couples planning their future. If they havo wealth, where they shall g a on their honeymoon Is a matter of no anxiety; gold throws open tha gates to svery avenue of pleasure. He aaya. "Where would you like to to , dear!" and after tha trip to Waahlngton Is settled upon by her, she leaves the rest to hla Judgment and the days that follow the bridal hour ore one long, sweet dream of joy and gayaty. ' ■ The young man who haa not "monay to bum” Intends that his bride shall be Just os happy. “We shall not bars money, to spend ln traveling about.“ ha explains, "but ire will be quite as hsppy patting lha money to a wlaar use. After the wedding (and you may T h e g ir l w h o Is t u i t i o n * to l e a r n m y o p i n i o n u i u t l e a 1111lv* m i s t a k e I n n o " t o l l i i i g m*' o t a l l t h e l u l l u i ' l n i n t h a t a r e t i r o u f h t _ t i i _U uax_upoii h e r - t l f r . it maiUJe lnat her loved ones whom ithe charactcrltoo na overexnctlng have pood grounds, or a u p y o * o that they have, for keeping her nil to themselves, an she Irouglnee, Her age may have so m e th in g lo do w ith VI S lew l, I I I I I <lia|l| l % a* l K n f e i l l l l l »i|e k ll.U K K ■ ,| hrii, I ) bri ruiuNt-r hi) *rH a t arnl |»l| tc fin t tir ■j Huil l*i - eMM»*rfjr -rrTTtrmTiiionrr lo f til* Ftr*i d U r i e l of r n t n o le * roy n (y « xub* | » r | l o r t i d ' i r » r R t t n l o l t h v I V i n o r r a l i c prlm i r y of J u n « filh. 1S10. If I h iv t only o n * p r o m le o t o m « l r * - ( h a l I xelll* ih tl* ) u i t t o r V e r y ri|lx # ti of ( h o r n * t i r * c o u n t y , » c i | h l n | well »vp ry r i p c n d l tu f* ol t b * p e o p i» fx m o r #r y J xrtll appyo* C4Air y o u r J _____________________«i VV, AT*I.Nt ‘ i: It__ ot flawilBBl* Caaatjr, u> run*! myaair, subject rriiBftjry, ftodi wiU __ *«PJen.’, C O U N T Y JO D O B— T o tk# V oters o l Sem inole C o a a ty t 1 will be s candidate for tbo a s m -a s u e a for county Judge * ( Semlaol* ronaty at tb* Democratic primary • lection la J ta*. and roepertfully puUstt your vsta and laflaose* ia my bohelf. ] f aemipeted aad elected by your vote I guarantee a latt. Just aad proper administration f t tb* dutiea ol tb* oBe*. T- . k. lovoru. The oldrr it girl become* Iho more problems of life and sentiment she has lo face, lluppy are tho disposi­ tion* that havo not got over the trust­ ing to their' parents, of lliclr beat In­ terest*. nono of which Is greater than tho fato of strictly advising who Is best nulled lo bo their heartmato and who Is not. Talk, tho matter ovor wisely and gently with your mother or father. Do not spurn their future de­ ciding which at last will make for hap­ piness for you If you would havo *unshlnn glint across your path Instead of .ominous shadows. _t Tt Is difficult for a girl to dlicorn kla faults or good qualities, hi* way* of making good In tho world. What I* more Important oa to tho chance of n daughter's happtneaa than for parents who are nee real and dearest to look exacttngly and fairly weigh whether the burden of tho coming year* will be taken upon other ahoaldera be*ldo their own! It la In moat Instances very wrong to discourage single peo­ ple from marrying In the blossom of their youth. In answer 'to your former query, I must give my advice that the young man should oak permission to coll at the home. It would n o t'b e proper fofra for the young girl to make the advance, eapeclally, knowing parents have not shown a willingness for you to receive company, whom they did not know or care for. This dilemma can be avoided by the wise young woman who does not jump at the first suitor who presents himself; who la not discontented with home, and all that parent# can oSord to do for her welfara. True, young suitors have to Tie with many unsuspected Influences. Hut It la better to find them out, if pcmslble, at the atari to learn If they are Intruding, Instead of being wel­ comed, If they but realised i t Young girls should not rush Into keeping company hastily, and unmindful of 'what their elders deslrs. Bhe who walla and looks forward to one who gains.the consent of a(1 lntefeeted has bar aweet expectancy full)Ued to her hm rt'a content, roallxlng that "alls wall that ends well' rapport, E N D O n CURLETT. 1 *111 t>* ■ candidate for re-«i*v.Ion ol .h* olfir* ol County CoramUeionei (tom the Mh l)i*4rlc*. Is Ih* cummins primary of June Ih* 8 '!( And 1 tpepec-Uutly u h lh* -import hi lh* voter* on (M l dtlx end II elected 1 *1]] endeavor to fill Ibe riffle* hi lo Ih* b*M of my ability In the ulur* xx 1 have In the part. Ve,y Truly, J. T. Me LANE. l o the Democratic Voleta ol D U trltt No. I, Seminole C o u n t), Florida! 1 with to announr* th a t I am a candidate lor r*-*i*ctlrn aa county comtnlaaton*r, IHe. triri Na. 1, (Umlnol* County, aubject lo your vote in th* June primary. In announcing m y candidary, I do xo with « feeling th a t I hava given the people of tht* dlxtrlct, and ol th* xounty at large, an unbilled administration, and with a le*Jlag th at H re-elected *111 b* in pooluon t a render unto you a muck batter eervie*. Asking *t your hands n favorable consider stion, I tm , Ravpeetfully, L. A . DRUM LET. At tba aulkiiatlon oi a number o! lax payer* •nd voura. I have decided to become a candi­ date lor. County Cqmmirainner lor Ike Ilk. DUtrict ol Fesuiaola Co. Subject to tka DratacraUa primary In Juno. Having lived her* for nearly thirty years I am knanw by every rater in Uta dMriirL If etened I promlra to rarra tha para pie, to tka brat o f my ability, and ra-itl giro tha ail aim i f ih* County careful cenaldarnuoa 1 sill appreciate your suoport It. In year Judge­ ment I con ***** year bra! bitersom. You#; Truly. B. H. FATTtSUAU. 1 hereby ren ou n ce my e u d ld n e y lor toelection ta tko office e | eammiosloaer from tk* Third D U trirt. Sem inal* county. ! r. nousaoLDBR. T o* tbo Voter* Seminole UB.J Co.) Wwtwfi of OFiniguiB 1 1-------------nnnauac* tk' a -t *I — am a- « u 4 l B U to «o*od m yaail a* C ou n ty Judge d l Bern la•la w Comur, *«bj**t to tko DoasoentMo - 5 Imnry.. 5 T Fee _ tw o years t kava devoted bentM enereien and abtilttee a t ~ t a to a a r rlo c aa C a a n ty J a dee. I u s a t tk a t 1 k ava Juatlfied tk a ronfilaanew |yen eip reaeed la , tow SF me tw # years ago b y inkke. npleodid v o te y a a lest of ol yj a a yeur nspp ort gave «"•- I reqaeet and in flu en ce If it ta _year _ _ _ _pleaesr* _ _ _ _ t* __ agnln alert: me, I pledge you my »tp*n *aca and beet akilltJa* ahaTl bo devoted to lb * edm taletrstiaa tlon and efa iia ol tkta Important •B en. Sincerely GEO. O . ItC R R lb FOR CLERK O F CIRCUIT CO URT 'H aving bran naked b y s number s f voters k**sm * a candidate for d ark ot tka >urt of Sem m ala c o s a ty , I baraby as* ■quae* m y rail far tk a t office, aubjact i s tk* n * M * m te « prim ary, sa d •elicit y ear vat*. I will appreciate your r a p p o r t during tb * cam paign, (r u a r a ete ria f, if alerted tw give m y whole tim e and da m y ulraeet to Bit tka office to your aotUfortlon. JO H N K. M B T T IN O E R . * I hereby announce any candidacy for tk* to o l tlon of Clerk of tbo Circuit Court tor Sean tool* County at tbo primary In June.* If elected. I aha a fiv e tbo office m y vary beat fkrmne) attention St all Umax end endeavor to merit your rapport. Very truly, D . U THRASHES, J 1 hereby announce myaelf aa a candidate myacif a a clerk of th e circuit court of B«reinol* e cou n ty aubject to tbo Dem ocratic prim ary to b« hatd Ju n e ( t k lh[a year and aoTlrit your aupport. ' If elected can only pro mix* to Ik* fu tu re th* ■atno pwlnxtaklag erre and d o e * sp p U rallqp td tk* office th a t I bar* given it in tbo , e T t a 's 1 *(LASS. , TAX ASSESSOR— • 1 b lrrb y announce myavlf a candid ate for re-* t*ctioi\ t o t h e office of t a x *■•*««nr. s u b ­ ject to th e D a m o c r a ll* p r im a ry . Y our xup- port wlH be appreciate 1*‘1, A. VAUGHN, I hereby an n o u n ce myeetf ae a c a n d i d a t e for t h e office of T m A ail i i ar. an d on <be froucid of tw reuaal In tegrity, good rillvv nabip, ab d too a t W f j ^ t o preform t h e ' d u t t r a of t h e podtlan. partition. 1 eeh ' nuppnrt of th e vo. ere of the County. I will appreciate your vote and pledg* my brat effort* to five an efficient, equitable, butmeee, like ad nil n i t ra ti o n of tb* office. A. It. ClIA rPBLL. roil HTATE leRUIHLATlIRE I h r r r b y i n n o u a r t m y r a n d i d a r y for r** r l r c t l o n l o t h r i t a t * I r f U l a l t r** f r o m 8#r a i a n l r rouVity, s u b j ^ n (u l h a D w m o c r a H r P r i m a r y In J u n * . I will a p p r e c i a t e y o u r iu p port. FOK IIKST L A K E Q Q oooaaaoooQ Q ooaaaaQ D O booi ! DR. A. DOLAN V E T E R IN A R IA N : ------O F F IC E ------- “ H A N D B R O S. ST A B L E S 0 S S g llrinu in your In mo a n d sick hot sen und tn tiles. Have them trontod. Havo tholr tooth *«xnminvd, Hltiirjt c o r n e r s tironeed q down, |>rojoctions cut oil nml doO cayed molars extracted. O o o o a o o a a a a o sa a o a a o a o o o o o tii ssss«««sss«o»o«sss*os»*4a4 BUSINESS* '4CARDS i o* '* ** " ♦ One Inch Cards Will He Published Un­ der This Heading At The Itslr Of 97.2t Per Year. llio t i m e they Include us ludrig loo j o u n g f o r heaux a n d of m a r r i a g e I n t e n t Many u m > h a t 4 ) c o m e u - w o o l n g pr*’s s e d t h < d r a t i l t a n d received n o e n c t m r a g e m e l i l or reason for ho lu g u n w lsh e d for i S a n f o rd l l r i f t l d : i ’lee.v it.terl l lie ( n l l , j * t e | in y,,Uf *lifam t i | h i t , b een MXU.a^ed Iir <fl, i n t e r , tr. t i n , tllilrli-l ti, , h i u t u n r r ri y.eif for re n .lt l a t e ft-r Ik* • H i t , vf r o u n t , r o m i m i i i u n r r : for t1»e F i ft h I Mitrirt ol F er m nu t* c o u n t y • ml t h e r r f o r o • n n o u i t r e my c k m i t d x r y for t h i i office. If tle c t e t l I » ill tiromla* t o ( l i e I h l i office m y p f n o n e t e t t e n t i u n xm l I u*e e i e r y efTnrt for t o e in lerex t of t h i i die* t r i r i xr.d S e m in o le r u u n t y . 1 *111 I h t n k •t l l o l e r v - h o c a n c o n t i n e n t l y give m e t h e i r __ FOB TAX OOUXCTOB 1 am a a— dtdsts tor tbo adh* of Tag CaOertoe DR. C. G. BUTT D E N T IS T Office: Yowell Uulldlng SANFORD :• i - FLORIDA THOMAS EMMET WILSON K. FKHGUSON IIOUMIIOLDIK Wilson & Hoasbolder LAWYERS - * Sanford, Florida Elton J. Moughton ' ARCHITECT f Offlce In Yowell Bldg. Hanford, Fla „G E 0. A . D EC O TTES.. ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Practice In Slate and Federal Courts _i- *2 r ' - _ * tisrner-WoodrulT Bldg a . Sanford Fla SCHELLE MAINES LAWYER In ||^| dun# Dem ocratic primary and ' tl re-elected. o<tt do my brat to a*rv* th* p*op|* *1 ray dlatrlcf and tha poopi# nl th* entire county In 'tk * (utur* oa In lh* peat. Krapeetfclly, . C. W K N TZM 1N G ER . At tha requeet ol m any (rlands and • upportera 1 hereby announce my rsndldacy lor the office of County Cummisaiosar Co at Seminole county (or. D ___ __ istrict * No. I ( sub­ ject lo Ih* d e d ilo n of tha D em acrste Primery (a he held June Sfh. I *111 tpprvclete the euppert ol the voter* Si Dfatrlct N s. t . Rev pect tulip. I - P HAGAN. At IhS request ol . . m. s s y. taxpayer) sag ritU ans,. IMhave i , . ,rdacid Jded‘ ta become * candi­ date tar county eommiaateoer, lor the Ird District *1 Semlaol# count), Florid*,-rak Ject lo tba DrmacraU* primary o( June Sib. H sviag lived Is w h sl te now fiemlnel* e a s s l y (or upw sras s i 40 years 1 led Jo*, t lie d la m et le g th is ennouncem ent. If ri acted ) will u m m y has! Jaggm m t sad lall.seece lot tb e w oilsre of tka (sxpeyere and upbuilding of our cou n ty. lie, lid ting tka support at tba taxpayer* and tutllfied voters at District D U trirt Na.V.^l^i! N a. S, t tm - . II Rssi I .T ra M =i ‘-7. V. lSV . Jr. . SUITE », COURT HOUSE ' PHONE 143 p r " '’ * SANFORD, - FLORIDA Dr. J. A. TR0V1LLI0N S P E C IA L IS T U CANCER, GOITRE tad TUMORS Cur* Them Without Cutting Thom Out ORLANDO, - FLORIDA Woodwud-TUot Audit Co. Auditing Accounting SysIctunlThat Fit . T am p a : F lo rid a • ■ �<V tvf!' ' n; • .;■I. --f i S T L --5 ULaaii-—^x. r * SK TO? n • BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME.” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT 'i:,* , » ~ “ ” A CHIEL 18 AMONG YE TAKING NOTES AND FAITH. “ HE’LL PRENT ’EM"— SO SAYS SAUNTERER. lO O O oooooaoB O ooaoooaaaaaoi ' • r« ' ^ . In 1776 our father* had a vision of a new nation ‘'conceived, in II erty and dedicated to the pro] tlon that all men are created equal." Without an arm y they foPght the greatest of existing world empires, th at they might realise this vision. A third of a century later they fought the greatest navy in the world that they might wdn for their nation the freedom of the seas. Half a century later they fought through an unparalleled Civil - War htat they might establish for all time on this continent the inalien­ able right of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. A third of a century loter they fought to eman­ cipate an oppreaoed neighbor, and, victory won, gave back Cuba to the Cubans, sent an army of school­ master* to educate for liberty the Filipinos, asked no war indem nity from their vanquished Vhemy," but paid him libernlly for his property. Meanwhile they offered land freejy to any farmer who would live upon and cultivate it, opqmld . ^ f o r e i g n Hi • Immigrants oq equal terms \h « door of industrial opportunity, shared with them political equality, and provided by universal taxation for universal education. '• T h e cynic who can see in this his­ tory only a theme for hi« egotistical satire ia no true American, Vbafever his parentage, whatever his birth­ place. He who looka with pride upon this history which hia. fathers hnve written by their heorir deeds,. who accepts with gratitude #lh o -in ­ heritance which they have bequeath­ ed to him, amj^who highly resolves to prcsoj-vc "'this inheritance un­ impaired and to pass it on to hU descendants enlarged and enriched,* is a true American, be his birthplace or his parentage what it may. 7. l i f t . AL *rr I — Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford Edmund Brpese Tonight production, which have been gen"The Lure ef H eart's Desire." a eroualy praised as the most braumarveloua five part Metro, wonder- tlful scenic views ever shown on the play, produced by the Popular acteen. .... . Plays and Players and starring Ed- ^ "The Great Divide is hern <m as round Breeso, the powerful dramatic one of the most xpensive pint ucactor will be ecen hero tonight nt tsor.s which has been produced by the Star Theatre. This photoplay any of • thjt, makers of motion plcabounda with novel and interesting lures and it abounds with thrill upon scenes. The story deals with ro- thrill and a standard of photomagee and intrigue. In the Alaskan playing whictf bespeaks credit for wastes and in sharp contrast, life every one of its cast frnnm the stars in New York’s fast society set. Mr. to the most humble player. IJreesc-ia supported by a utrong.cast Manager Herndon of the Star including Arthlr Hoops, Jeannette Theatre has booked "The Great Horton. Evelyn Brant. John Mahon Divide" us the attraction at the and other stage and screen artists of Star Theatre on Thursday. March 9th. prominence. Sardou dram a In which* M trie Doro is being starred by th e Famous Players Charles Frohraan Company on tho Param ount Program .:t It la the attraction at t h e j Star Friday, March 10. This la not the first time that the exquiaita Miss Doro has played the role of th e mysterious Dora, for she co-starred with Wil­ liam Gillette and Blanche’, Bates in the celebrated revival of th e play at the Empire Theatre laa( year, when she was declared to bo the star of ,n i« th» nrndurlion.' Sanford should have a celebration The Candidate The following from the Waahlng- at least once each year and keep the ton Star i* of considerable Interest town on the map. The real benefits in these days of political agitation; of tne»c big celebrations cannot be and candidature: | computed in dollurs and cents. It Talk to him tenderly. Treat him brings people to this city that would not come here otherwise and with care, Pack up his suit case and hand him while the shows take out some mon­ ey they also leave money here and his fare.. Give him a full book of speeches to put other money into circulation that is idle money unless started quote, lel to bind'tMj his in circulation. I beljuvc in enter­ P u t in aome flannel • * .v- " * taining not only strangers once a "The Plunderer” a Famous Actor Exquisite Marie Doro Star* in throat. "Diplomacy" year but also in entertaining our Few American actora are better * * own people once n year. If we do If you had marri ed the most beau­ known both herp and abroad than iniment, Heal Up Bring forth the liniment, William Hiley Hatch, who takes the tiful girl t h a t you had over Been in • the twist : not entertain them they go else­ where to be entertained and spend powerful part of "Bully" Preaby in y ° ur li,c* “ftcr tt romanti‘‘ courtship Voters will leave in his hand-shahing their Sahford money in o th er.places! tho Fox Film Corporation's, Wil* hich Fou nPVPr "v,,n *toW C(' wrist. 1* , Ham Fox, President, production of »■>< her who she was or where she Listen polttely knd don’t let him aae It is nice to. talk about a quiet city The Plunderer by Hoy Norton. Ills ,rom- i‘n,i ,f- uh" >'ou hnd You're wondering what your a p ­ with no noises but the noises get last stage triumph was PAID IN been married only a short time, pointment „will be. • ' J, the, money abd that seemii to he FDLL in which he played Captain every hot of evidence that you could i • . * yli'iU/ all of in te rn after, and it is •usolasfCjto deny the charge. Let us Many are watching his march in Vhc Wiliams. Mr. Hatch has been on find pointed to the f a d that she hud hay* -flj'Jiig celebration and enjoy the stage thirty year* and had play­ betrayed you and stolen war plana ■tL" U%S> .; TS^ho look for advantage if things ourselves (or. ii week ami no one will ed more than UOO parts. He had with which you had been entrusted be any t h e worse for the joy ride been before that an artist, a church a foreign spy would you believe If' •»; ,f, go Jtlfl way. BA ftd rdqst toil and stand guard o'er after it is' over. It will also get us singer, concert performer, musical *u'r Ku'i*>’ That is the situation in "Diplo­ Mary Pickford (n "Poor Little rippina" together oh. the questipn of a Sem­ ! your , hopes and your fears, comedy star, in The Chinese Honey­ h oxt Monday at the Star And you think you’ve, done, well If inole county fair and mother good moon, and legitimate actor. Now macy, tho adaptation of the great thing! for the city nmi,county. you'give him three cheers.* under the m anagem ent, of William ,4 ,, c »■>>-, * ‘ ■ . W • • ^ Fox. who has enlisted in Tiia 'r l* r* * • <*■* nr vice x c x iiiiiiiiiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiii i i x x ii iiiiiiii c c T The following f/<jm tlje'> Arcadiu practically every great star, Mr. Charley Chaplin, the movie rnrnKnterprise is worthy p f .m o re -than Hatch has turned to the silent stage. edinn has just iiigiied a new contract passing notice here ii^ Sanford: Ilis work as Lon Crook ,in the Fox and thereby saved the motion pic­ We pudendum) the Commercial <$> production oT From the Valley of ture magnates from nervuuj pros­ Clult in considering the matter of] the Missing will be recalled with tration. They have been negotiulgetting out some expensive litera­ pleasure by all lovers of the photo-, • ing with him for several weeks, and SOMKTIIINC IIOINC KVKKY NICHT ture to boost the town and country | play, His work in the Bird of I’nrnow John it. Frueler, presiderlt of ❖ ♦ and attract home seekers In our ailise. The Master Mind and The the Mutual Film Corporation has humble opinion we need promotion Squaw Man, as well ns in the lead­ caught the lug fish for: M A T I N E E much worso than publicity and the ing roles with William Gillette, all $4.46 ii minute: or. money we might spend for rxpemrtvp | combine to make Mr Hatch the $268 an hour, or, literature could be used to better W e d n e s d a y a n d S a t u r d a y 3 p . m . must eminent of character a< tor« ♦ ♦ ♦> ♦ 52. 14 7 (Id a d a y , or. advantage in other ways Few who have admired the splendid $22.8*4.00 a week. :x x x iiiiii|iiiiix x x iiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiix x x i[ iiiin iiiix x x : We have not been able to per «j All laical Ad v e r t l H c m c n t H Under ml portrait of William Gillette in the $670,000,00(1 a year inuneii!l> locate all t he home-seekers Thia H eading T H R E E C E N T S a lobby of the Empire Theatre. New No Person in the world, other Im come Miming in wi t ho ut being Une For Each Inaertlon. Minimum York know that it Is the work u( than a king or an emperor unless iltliu ted In imliliill > and until we (’harm* 2.r» ('enls. i In* versa!lie actor Charles M . S c h w a b .'is president of if*- it Ilie to d o this why wti-tc the C ni'i d States Sti*> I 1 urponition •004*000000090000000000000 nim.i i i m I|i i f :ii ur* ’ I lie <.r eat I )| <lib WHS ltd exception Ins-, ever reieneil t\ mild nut a nil,all leallet st-tling .1 E d g a r l* ruler t h e direction half that 'iilury (nr t b the at t r net i"iis a nd . i d \ n n Lewis, the riewly eligngei p rodiii er Chai ley t hnplin l twenty •> i ^0900000000009000000000040 ' i g . • 111Ci* Ii|i|ltni1 1" 1he prns pert n r . [for the i.itInn C o m p a n y , tin i Hill years obi I .■! f-.i Ii ^ 1,11 k ' 1,1 ‘^ '' u 1 , pn n\ i,ii mIn ring -i\ t con wii Ii i ainei i i mlo-i with enrri--pti-'iili‘n<%>. an f Jiupi l in - Ini-, h'l tart a ti > A and Ini' lie (aumntf i m p l e m e n u . | |n)>ii> r, -|ll( * „ r„ Sanford yomignter< to cmulati-ig i w er every pnrpnsi ‘ AM inquiries el I’ (• llox n :s C. if. Charley, even if t lie w.ik''- are en­ i miccriitllg limds -hmlld be m. allublc to real i-st.tle mei nbera u( I he id ticing. For Hale riioifoughbn d It I (' ruM'1 ' •l" • club a nd t h e y shoul d be able to give l<ei| Eggs (or hatching. 51.(10 for M. * VSori'elJnies I hpt-itk **ifl|y about the p m - p i cti.r any delmleil info-nm \\ I a \ r e - . , lleralif" ( »(!', • the itppeiiriiiice of some of our tun • ill. vr m tig 11i•- r it ii 111r y 11 Urn r*ii .i find -Ini••k•* uf m-liqii.it streets qn(i alloys It it nlway- •loin/ v it h Mu* ^'(l 11.-<I.iI ' In., i . i t' . r>. Tif <r 11 .tr * t*nt(> i> •nit If, fnrini-r » N I c, II II Ijft fit*' , ..f i ■ • k ' ■ * f i . .til ■ i 1 nr. t>si,iv-w s Inn it i» ...iioor imj II \I**r 11 .r .. 1 T tit , i 7iJ nip slide I (^ keep ulir . ilit I -I ..........- 1A.1 . i ll <l-i ir-. \l I I!! ■I I linur i| II us i-h-fHi as «i wmild Iiki Hut ilmi ‘ 1 11111i . t g.... . I 'll.lf it if i I ■ r. all-ti'For Side ur Petit ~.:c..r7t n n t n r r -I the iiiiclt yards generally suiTcr ,in frtTTT. r f i r ( i ^ e T T r i r t e 'c it *t , it tt'U'; jm T- ' tfiq. big dean up is sol! evident not ten out mure fur t h e benefit of t h e ] Magnolia and Palmetto avenues Ui-dneMla>. M.inh Mh \S damn Fux Day Willimu 2ft-lf I-urii ii ni u; I he Pluntli-ri-r,’ ,i five part story slurring Ortly in this city • lint every city. p r i nt er t h a n f rr publicity pur pu r ea 1 W. J. Thigpen. tin- Milium Miillur ;n tqr 6 and | /»«• The orel while Chnniber uf C u m -1 < - hamlet and village in tin- country, For .Sale 'JTte best high and dry it evidently nappenp in .'-tu rk r be- merer d im led .It-' ctlo-M during the I hut -din . Miin h Ulh Hi:- Fuir- f Duy llousi- P e t e r s ' hi.use l ots In **Gi nrgetnurn " Cor ..ml Film. n „ M|l IM t i :. ( i ri:sl ! >i v i11■ r u n s 1 the following Is opied from a past year to promoting ii> tndu>try Ill tlV*• f-'le-afi and ".ll " ’ ■■L- .. * t f >f In In (Ins vu lolly The rr-.i!i- of il,.ii 1*MIt St i ' d It.i . \ \ i Starke paper .. c.i-v |• .i . nu-i t » \,|.U ->s flux I I . Starke lias her slmrg of a lint is murk uf* wort h :i,oic to (I.i bu«tnc*v I i nl .n Nt ir It I'll). Par i ,t n.is M. lllfll III *. I •' I >i t culled "nasty idee" people Their interest. n( tb ti n i nmi the devi l .HI I 16 •* " . i r > ' 11.i.< .ill ib, idea id Mi niilim-n •a.'urm - to light opn., i i.i 11,, H1 f i l l ! Ill • - .! W.I I ' "M IS II ip . 'p o u r f.lllle every time the •Indue* pi the t n ic moin-y yet spent by nur pcqil" tor l.'kc J I ,'iOIMI cu-h '* L# er. tinii Dd I IN Ilm IP r ). it „r ti. ,,.r. m i d u NI o i l i e r publicity purposes ^ ct the work Club are forced to Horfnre a clean-up 1.11 Ft pay m "it • Will r« l! ittrulc. ^ htof the town The (rout yards are w.is seriously hMiolirujiped for b u l he —>>LI kefori- N^ei 1 l*t C. S raked, also sometintew ,t)n> streets in of Jutids. With our iiew amt flniicd Adams A l t a m o n t e Si'riiig.- FI v front of tho premises, bqt, njefry on nTdVnixaUon at work along this Une t'nnrtrlH liy lln* Star’s. Orchp.sta. Nightly the backyards! There the filth of promotion thu results would he gathers up to atay forveer arul tremendous. For Sale 1 sideboard, I leal hoi day. Home of the women of Starke In order to encourage investments covered couch, 1 revolving boqk screen their rooms and keep every­ in our Iambi wu must promote and case, I gasoline range. I Ju-tior vio thing ns "neat us a new pin," then dcvffup the trucking industry and tin. I settee and chairs to match. —pour dish water out of tho kitchen insure the pcnrtAncnt success of Inquire 10fi E, flrd Hi. Sanford, F*1 window*. 8ome of our merchants those n!reudy engnged in it. We 4 9 -tf, y ..keep tneir stores very clean and or cannot and should not locate u new For Sale— Nice pony, spring wngoo William Fox’s "Plunderer” with William * derly, but t hair backyards are so citizen where un old one has made Farnum, nt Star Wed. March 8th tillered up with old boxes, barrets, n failure. We cannot assure any and harness^ all for $96.00. Leaving . gunny sacks, old paper and sweep great measure of success in the city. Enquire L. T. Crislcr, Ohio 6f>-tp [ng» ,-tlll the edatomers, did they en trucking industry until the growers House, For Rent— Hevernl nice office 1 have n Huhy Maxwell cur in a •li-V tcr. tin' stores through the buck ure organised into a systematic Eggs! Eggs!—S. C. Hhode Island rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N, P. good iiinilition I would well for United Btatee Loses Trade. They must adopt ■'tfouni '^ould be disgusted and look working body. 32-tf Red eggs from prise winners. $1.50 Yowclt At Co. Hrarll exports great quantities of LIOU.UO or trade for a to n s. Write . i, /pr cleaner places.. cooperative methods of, growing, per 16. Cockerels $1.60 to $2.00. J. H. Coales, Wekiwa, Fin. 57-2c rubber, but buys Us automobile tlrea gathering and marketing, just os from Europe, not because European Choice Berkshire pigs. Day old baby Board and room by day or weok. Y 1 understand that the city dock other trucking Canter* have done chicks, 10c. tire* arn beat, but because Europe na* I’hone 3711. IL L. Gate City House. 29-tl host Gentleman's Solitaire Dia­ ' ( will not be repaired any because it before they can hope for large re­ Garrison, Sanford, Fla. 56-4tp mond Ring. Return to Herald of­ better trade connection in llraxll than , ,.,will soon be torn up and a brick sults. When this is dono our lunds ban tne United states. fice for suitable reward. 57-2tp For Rent— 6 room house, 422 Pal­ l!'- street laid there. This is all right will sell without publicity. metto, $10 pet month. W. M. For Sale— Fine lots on Myrtle Haynes, Herrld Ofllre, . -' but at the side landing p l a n where They need all the help the Com­ For Sale—Two lots near corner 47-tf • *( the ferry boat is obliged to land in mercial Club can render. The funds avenue, nt rock bottom prices for ( elery avenue und Hickory -street, -• i rough wouthor thffrA. could be some of the club devoted to this work cash. Also two story house corner For Rent— 708 Park avenue. E n­ sixe each lot 41 feet by 128 feet. , , Ttpiirlng done thatYwouId keep the will be Well spent and prove moro Oak and Fourth street. Apply 410 quire of IL C. Du Rose, F rst und Saleable white people only. WUIW 63-8tp .paasengers from breaking q leg or effective, even in the m atter of pub­ Oak avenue. Park »v« tie. A8-rf Saleable white people only. $ 1G0.00 —---------------- •—;-----—---------^ ------- for both lot*. Inquire Herald Of­ failing-into the water. Nothing ex­ licity than any literature they might MY ' MY SPECIALTIES: For Sale— Wholesale fish business For R -nt—S x .oom fiat, with fice. pensive, but juet 'a few boards nail­ scatter abroad - while they are neg­ 57-tf PICKARD'S HAND-PAINTED CHINA nets, Ash boats, launches, etc. C. L bath and largo front porch. I l l E. ed down across tho holes and bad lecting . this important promotion GORHAM'S STERLING SILVER Vincent. * 28-tf Cnmmrreirl St. 54-6tp places. The strangers coming over work at home. For Sale —About 60,000 fine large ROGERS' PLATED WARE V • • i in the ferry boat every dey do not Hell pepper plants, at $1.00 per n. For Rent — Light housekeeping Y • For Hale —One 6 cylinder StifSeEd Putnam, It K [) No 2 k n o w ’ that the dock will soon tie S Just at this time when there are ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCI1EB apartments, close in Electric light torn duwn to make place for a new wars and rumors of warn the sub­ baker. 191 & Model. 7 pnavengcr ami gas 209 East Fifth St. 57 *2tp 66-2c Electric starter and one and the dilapidated appearance ject of partiotism is one that is near touring car. one-man top. Cheap fO' of the landing place docs not apenk and dear to our hearts. Lyman lights. rash. B. &. O. Motor Co., Sanford, well for the city at present. We Abbot expresses It in the following: Harbor* on the Adriatic. 66-9lc , should hurry on this work and. get -'A nation is made great, not bf its Fla. . The principal gulf. of ,ho Adr1»tJo '♦ ♦ 4 w e e »e e » M i w » w e the city dock In good shape as soon fruitful'acres, but by the men who ere th0»e of Manfredonla on the we«L as possible, for this lake front is thq cultivate them; not by Its great See. J. T. Allen, Seventh and Venice and Trieste on the north, and face of Sanford and every stranger forests, but by • the men who use Leujcl for heavy hauling, plowing vjuarnero on the northeast There is looking at *lt. them; not by Its mines, but by tho And. cutting. He ia prepared to do ore numeroue and admirable bay harori*.' *t • • • meg wko work In them; not by Ha 1 kll |ipda of team work. Phone 304. bora extending from Flume and cub For Ront— Two furnished 1 There is talk of a .celebration railways, but by the men who build 817 Wwt Second St. h a rb ^ n*,»|n S i Wont5*rful Padlocked 20-tfe 60-12tc harbor, tbp Docehe d! CatUro The here the week of March 20th, Just and run them. America w u a great jltialt of Otranto, where Italy epHouse for Rent—No. l l i West to liven up the old town and keep land-when Columbus discovered it; Wanted— Palmetto pin* or cym ill «l in from getting ruity and I American ihav* mad* o f ‘it . a grsat Ninth 8t. Apply to H. C. DitBooe, proas lop . S. Sherman, Sanford E S CU ! r t *°wide. ^ land, leMxx#i 45 miles Here Is“ alathe nation. think it would be a good thing, 118 N. Park Are. 87-Ue 66 -Stp g n lf lc « » Albanian harbor Aviom! i X-.=.-jjjfcrS m-s Ja ** 1 •' . vv .. m : 3 « ^ « }» >; ALLEN’S THEATRE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FOR SALE l (p a m m o ii P>" PROGRAMME AT THE STAR VALUES ARE DETERMINED BY COMPARISON Matinee Daily at 3:15; Night at 7 HENRY McLAULIN JEWELER ' WANTED Maxwells 3 Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectioneiy Cigars and T o b a c c o s FOR RENT : | * B» rf- �.. , • • N ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS it SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY MARCH 10. 1916 s irin.n Won l)fli*if DELEGATION AUTO PARADE OF FLORIDA FEATURE OF WITH WILSON BIG FESTIVAL slon on the fith of March, A. D. IDld at 7:30 p. in. Prcsentj B. W. Herndon, president: Aldefiien C. H. Dingeo, F. L. Miller, D. P > M o rn o e , Jno. Adam i, V* . W. Ahlifftnyiy. - Minute* of last mpetiug read and adopted. Communication from Znchaty Crate & Novelty Weeks and Vir­ 1 1 1,1 I ' M L / . ’| Sanford ginia Carolina Chemical Co., in re­ Mf1 1hu |ilnt fAir in lVfifr^*cir - l’ s gards to liro hydrant, was read and t * l t - L U . . iniro<|lived the speaker*. clerk instructed to notify the same PEOPLE O F SANFORD DO Tl"' qltistlnr., " Iti Hii] Vi-d That it OPR REPRESENTATIVES VALUABLE PRIZES TO BE that their request will hi* attended SEN. STONE*SAYS THAT ,N I i n n. . - ar., („r t'i.. i'r. sent ( ' o n -' , NOT K N OW OF THEIR to. VOTED WITH OUR GIVEN FOR AUTOS HE IS ANXIOUS FOR l t.i IntTeUJtt- the Faiilllles for Mr. Lake and others came before P O S S IB IL IT IE S . N.ttlnuui Prepared Ulus" n;i. treated PRESIDENT the council nnd asked the council if ON TUESDAY WORLD PEACE in >\>i ) pilose possible, Hie arguA<ib. they had any objection t o 't h e pro* C. M. Berry, our efficient county metUa were good, us wu* the dellvAlt of the Florida members of the Afl the nuto owners in Seminoitf motors of the Spring' Festival using ' Washington, D. C., March 9.—, ‘demonstration agent is one of the er>. Kuril of t he speakers u ns house of regreaentativos who are county arc requested to get busy and certain streets for the fair. The d t y Senator S to n e ’of Missouri, chair­ happiest men in .the county today, Ktveti If) minutes and a rebuttal here —Sears, Wilson and Sparkman ■tudy* up on decorations for on. council stated that they had no ob- man of the senate foreign relations On Wednesday 'ho hnd twenty-one allowed of S minutes to the llrst stood hy President Wilson, and Tuesday, March 21st, the secondf jections. commit lift, declared in the senate' agents here with him from various sp.-nker on eatdi sidi St' Dun had voted for the adoption of the rule of or Opening Dny of the big Spring , Mr. Lake also asked the city to d ay after u conference with Presi­ parts of the s ta te and among them jtl" Iterative side. The judges. the urmivl ship resolution. Me. Festival and Celery Fair there will council to doimto $150.00 for Fnlq, de n t Wilson last night: ‘‘That so far 1 < It M <hi*|qi,ifii of \ "1 i*nt eounwere several government men. Mr said request w®}, from the President desiring to in­ ( lark Was not here he u l.jg uuto parade that promises uml on motion Rorry hud been telling them of t lo- t . . p r..; * r U i ■itl !•, "( ( ri-sc'-nt granted, provided the county*. d A | volve this counlrjf in thi* disastrous' Washington, March 7 President to eclipse anything that has evot beau ties and virtues of the Sanford < it v :ilii'l IlnJl! • ller V «i( SimfunJ, W(Ison's stand that congress fthtil boon arranged in this part of Florida, nulrd $260.IA). Hufopeun war. his-supreme wish is section and t|»ey came over here to relnl. 1■"i the t:l* -1siou i• Uii'tr (avuf not advise American’s to •nbtllidon Mr. Fitts ramo before the council The nuto parade given here at the to avoid that calamity." \\ 'll I verify h*is statem ents They wer« iud. w r . I,Id.. t *• lr right** to truvil the *VAs on Seminole County Fair was one of and Muted he w a n t e d a phone a t his "1 have a notice standing on the if i’ M simply umuled at the many udv\ I' It d •. .1 i eiihaiit Ship* armed for defense the beit advertisements that this home ifnil asked the council if they calendar that I would oh tomorrow . TI tuges offered tryU Utis.rferliott ir* Do- eral H i"" .»n»i in a-. *irdatn e with international law city i n f had and received favor­ could get, the Southern Hell Tele­ uddrrs* the senate on the subject of farmer and s to rkIrtr^tiser,. and .left l ' r. n u indorsed to the house today hy able eomigent from all the visitors. phone Company to put one out wit It the feelTng; tnut that all Mr llerr. li.-r. , it anforu a . re Hume two heavy test voles on the tmteh- We can go this par adit ono hotter there. The clerk was instructed to armed merchant ships," Senator Stone continued. "W ith much care hud said about' the Sanford section I Humph. ■Lucille Hines and Marian disrussed McLemore resolution. as the conditions are more favor­ rnfet the shove to city, attorney and I. had prepared n speech which I lLive for Stetson w.re r.ur S'-h ufwas true. '- f *. % » Ity substantia! majorities the nd- able uml the ladies expect to take a g e t hik>ipinii>ri as to what the coun­ purposed to deliver. There are po­ i lilt, I far i e-* Field a' d ( I , lilt ,!■» is iininnstruMoit forces defeuted ntvery active part in the auto parade. t'll mold iiTh. ln the matter The agents attended a group meet­ tent reasons why I would be glad to 1 After the <|l;H||te t ||c 'll or in S:m- t «atn ]>t i* Mr. DuhoV cum** belon* the^ lay t hi sc matured views on thi* and The romniittee has written to -ihe ing ut Kustis,^ Tavares and Lev* (■•t«i i"'< i : » Hu n .-! i " ih n\ i r Mill' Tic ll* .f the I'ri-ml lit’* uppi, auto -uppl, houses and d nine. ^i*t tiourd and u*l-J d the city luum'it to correlated subject* before the sen­ burg on Monday nnd Ttir*di. 111 1. . . -1 1 . ,1 1 t , it,.,. 1i11, ! w ; - mil put it squarely before t h e I of pm> will he.giv'QU ko the Wjiltier.-' place the Ragsdale property at u ate; Hut some of my colleagues have were chiefly interested in the pro (• .r < • I l f mil .1 ■ In r< . li;ii r * * ’ limit itn.ri <1nicnt. fur u I {Janford n.eri hunts will also give nominal assessment, and he would i xpressed to tu*- their In lief that it ing of Natal hay in Lake eoui.t. I, , | ,T ^ i -p> i i.i! • i;b nt i li....... .. | prir,< d V l ’, h t i l . I .isl; ( T i n . - I till' 'lean up all taxes now ibm on *am. would In* b itter i( I should defer the 'l ilts' product ttlone ha* given I . i, •'.t th'i' itr auto •■ *',•>< will b .1mp rt paid Otta motion ‘arned, Mr Dub im* ami delivery of t!ii* nililrew (or the time i'ore advertising than an other It t ’ MaxwTU. the. u m k h t to go being, i <t ti " l<ii thi- ''veiling t h e for t in ir tune thing and yet Mr Iterry showed t! i.i- i t iuii forue* will ruuv i* lu As 111 (rmti i hi- pleasure of havi ng over the [iroperty in question and ugents the same kind of buy grnW I recognize the force of what report at inA I me. i mg 1• • V i'll,,ri -Tut l oi and t h e ] m m I it|{ p i c l i . f r t u r n n g here and seventeen ..tl . r 1 ■! tlie) Have m.nl to me and in fact The eommunicuvlon of Juy 11. lu i*. M,le> tiny pulled m ilie puny that will be here Festival id buy and stock feed I b sea-n sympathize with their suggestions. • » vai ■! I H U j i i h I in g.irls I rw, Heck in regards to Marshall I nun11 rli miliary tr*t* indicate t hey | Week will taUi picture* of the vurimany of the fnrmers in Sen ignle i i *i . dr * *t.,i ,. b* in,* daligi run* on ae Last i . i g HI 1 had at other v « r> frank , i -ii - t .i ,11 b itta;ur unt* | i -i ..* I .nifurd ami Sun v ‘..I Ini ve I lie high pile 1I s I 1 talk with the I r *side ii I l am sure il be , i i n in the theatre* count ••f dying -.park-, wa* re.nl and bird ■ grow Natal hny and •~t tin i< . M u ' el lb I will not otlelid if I nay that so reft rn d to lire cniiimtttee iur a* i .i i d. t H'- r ,1u t,i*•ri will | all ii * r 11 ( l i l t e d M a le s . .-.ame for the market l. M 'll | h (ar from the President desiring to l tn way of ttie (Hire re*n- - 'I In lad i s are esjiei'tally u r ge d t o t e n t i o n \\ ut,-hr I, - . 1, ; in**il\e this country *ltt this disas­ Mr Berry is also greatly 11.11 lu­ ii-1 nt i a ml a ma jurit y | thin l. ....... till* parade to lie given Report "I sai Mary iu»i*ecti>r wa* I .*■ i g trous »nr hi* supreme wish is to i-'t d in the silo firopoHitinn a- i ill H.IVI- been pliii t* nn r * 1 >x M.ir.H 21* f ,i* it will r e a d a n d o r d e r e d tiled ll set'Uon raises he-tter .or- it R e p o r t uf > hi* I ■■f p o ’ice w a* r I avoid that ratlin it c I may not he •' ! i . tn', t In wnrbl ,i> i |,- iu- lu he * .i* large .1 * <m imiki it i accord wu li some of hi* views " t I ■r s e e l i o n gif t In* • i ■i t 1 .il it i|ui - nut i mlnrsi ll ll' 1 I F I 75 1 1jie priqu-r *ii ,■t" >rt it c a n a n d nrd> r- d tiled M but it should lie impossible for uny rln . . ]i r x Him i* |iiattti*il after Re por t "I i 1,-rK a n d i i i l l ' i t o r was •t . . t - m -< .ii 111.-1 tin- !’ri-*i he n i '■ .' griifid -un <■** ••r senator to believe that the President t' i* nil and grown on thi ftmuh d .1 | r ea d, s h o w in g coTleelintis (»*r tin* U Tie i n'ti mil let* !r<un the Worn]■ - ( ' T ' lg ll ( p u l i ' > ■11' U f ut has so changed the attitude he has ready fertilized nnd uilh I hi i'. i * m o n t h of F e l i r u a r v , 111 Id. to In* Wi l l tinigibitniM li liiltly (lie mi'* 1 Mr* Dili ljl*. i olisintilig ■ '( '! t so long maintained ns an ndvomte I ing wells rui»»t.H f i r if 11H pltttl 41- t 'i ]Mr* $ i s i b l . i l a n d o r d e r e d (lied I , i-i! " I tin' I r> -.I'tiiit a nd Sei re- Mr* I1iiriuT. urtur. urter. Mr* t( ’after. I 1 ah 1 of peace us to wish now to make fan."its corn hell* iif lie ti nt.in Treasurer'» report was rend and 1 4 i.-mi* will runtime tin* mli- Te rh e un a n d Mi*- U J Hill will I III I 111 t o il h i.• i| w i i - b u r thi* country n party to this conflict. •uni northwest. This'jforu brings marine tiegutialinii* wttli ( i i- rmnny I have c ha rg e uf tin* ( c a t urn a* well ordered fill'll I li i.d r.ilii rt U 'T 1 1 blil hg s ill si i "1 have from the First been enrngood price here or is fed to t'-In q in - I. «in i i«•ii t o d a y the a* ••(hers a nd the i l ub ui!l b u t t their A ii ndiinaiice amending Section fhlly opposed tu haying any of these ■1 -i -■i , Mi* .1 t • f at 1 ri d ! stork after it matures. Mr. Perry i Huu*e rejei ted the proposal tu allow aa*istunc« t o w ar d maki ng the a u t o 243 of the Revised Ordinances of in p a th ) of th e believes that the green corn should ^ '" r*lb- has the ii'tiiiiilmiiiistriitiorv a m e n d i n e n t s tn pa ra de t h e biggest a n d best t h a t the (ity o( Sanford was placed on questions presented in any formal wu.. to the senate a I.d I h a te h e n he put In silos and fed to the in'll* I " “ I h III t i e r I I I " uni all li lion tl,. Mi I.i inure resolution . a n d t h e n hi* ever I.... .. a r r a n g ' d Every uuto its lirnt rending and passed Moved equally e p p e e d to at y public disi lint eouhl be procured from ih< ■iltiplid the sperial rule (nr consider- trwner should cupie In unit s e co n de d that the rules he w a i v ­ cussion of l In **■ qin stint* wlith' they Ft hi r S.lllfulll 1 i ll I) eulilc men. The cattle would to itin'i uf the resolution ItS'if. r m i t l u g ---------------------—------ ed a n d pluci’d o n its «e. nni I r e a d i n g Will I 111 stlb i* t |.| lil I !(1til ill 1C lll«........................ i . *r 11•«i• • * c i i •••*r weighed nt the time and .after tn ' i p i" i*l 1111 n by Vut es—ol a 111I. H■a r I'r Millers Id t ur> * ii l 'I '1’ 1b title nrd . \ ve**, II ri-don'. 1*i gntlAtliq s lu this x n w 1 have I I* ,t t ■ . ■ ' l ■ml •• * b d for several m o ttle fton » t ■ | - ri *pi i'lively \\ uni.tn's t Tut* Saturdtry at '• p in I gee, A I.I m a t hv, I ! Miller, 1> l! li.U )H 4lali lb**l l *'.,***Mi ■| ' I . ■ ’ • ll-..! -ib.s of the gruwey wmild I ■ i t , ___ s&» * M onroe ai.il J o h n Adults Nt;X, m i v t i e iiiiise that I have at heart . i , r 11, | i i i ■ .* i - r ■ b a wiighetl again and the growtr git none. Ii was read hy title only i mi —.t i n t Is the m ulnltranee of peace i-% lj. hitvi w.intiil >,itifurd i i-H ry .mil the benefit* oT^ the surplus lie gassed. It was moved nnd seconded in this c o u n try —by withholding any would also realize a handsome re­ thf pour article alien'd did tint tend that the rules he further waived expression uf m>/ opinion a so ong as Of all the turn from the fertilizer on the farm tn advertise our city and that it he re^d in frill and the questions at ‘i.yue are the legitiThe cattle man would realize tils phti-en III the wnrld where good placud on it* Final reading and I"**-j mate sul.Iorl of diplomatic negotlacelery. should He obtained uml pour J i f i U I TW O SPE C IA L A N D ONE REGULAR M E E T IN G S profit from the extra high suge Aye's. H. \V Herndon,’ D (». t ju, M celery nhnuid t" dum p'd into the commanded in the market for fat Monroe, John Adams, C. H. I>ln-| _■■| profoundly hope that no ureai it> I’ouncil met in special *i*s("My council met in spuria! mesinn rattle. Instead of the cattle men 1g»rhng» ism thin illy I- the place gee, h 1, Miller, \\ \\ Ahernatljv . Bjon vxill arise when 1 shall feel ,| , 11 • rHere "(ii'tlld III .mo on March 2. 1!MG, at 1 o'clock m , ,i,t. .I t j, ,Jay. of Mar.-U ISlti, at raising cattle to he sold to western 1‘i f w i r s aid No’s, none It was then read in full subjects up in I'reaent, U W Herndon, -j p m Pn».'nL, 11 \V Firms (nr fattening it could all be slit upnh the bent there li III tin’ P in arid placed un its third reading and |( * „ y t t)ui if perchance such done right here in the county ami o u r . line nt ttiih tlun of the y•-.»r pri'Siilwot. and < H I)ingi*e, \\ \\ Herndon, president, C. II Mingee, passed. Ayes, H. W. Herndon, U. un OCCaaj0[i should arise 1 will speak and tinvullnf* in I (n* i ll) nhiiubl Jno. Adams Abernathy. Jno Adam*. Ahsont. p <; Monroe, F, L. Miller, W. W. 0 . Monroe. John Adams, F. L. MU m tune our own packing house and and act as 1 think. In the mi’fitcanning factory wonhl be erected get plenty of good celery while here. |) (j. Monroe and F. L. Miller. Abernathy. Ah**‘tit; J no . Adams. ler. C. H Dingee am] W. W. Aber­ Unie 1 shall give the President what Our visitor* do not mind paying (nr The purpose of the meeting was here. The president stated the objee^ of over support l ean In the discharge something good but nothing will dis­ (or the purpose of approving bonds the meeting was fur the purpose’of nathy. ..-T h e proposition is a gdod one and credit us as quickly as Interior cel­ of clerk nnd collector an'd treasurer of those duties devolved upon him An ordinance amending Section will bo tried out here this sasdn. ery, and othef vegetables for which and- assessor, and such other busi­ considering the case of A. A. Pres­ 246 of the Revised Ordinances ol tho hy the constitution." It u n d o u b t e d l y me a ns t h a t another this place is supposed to be famous. ness as may come before the coun­ ton vs. City ol Ssnford. Frank L. Miller offered the fol­ City of Sanford, of IBM, wits good field h a s - b e e n ope ne d for profit cil. lowing resolution which was unani­ placed on its first reading and. Mate Still Missing Takes Personal Charge for t h e st ock r ai se r a nd the grower. The bond of clerk and collector mously adopted: " * passed. 'Moved dnd seconded th a t Mate Jameson of tho dredge boat S. J. Carnes, owner of the Carnes wui* here placed at $2600.00 and the The demonstration agents here the rules he waived and that it be Whereas Judge Pgrkins has seen read by title and placed on its sec­ £lovls burned nero Monday night Wednesday told Mr. Berry that the Hotel in this city has arrived from bond of treasurer and assessor was fit to sustain contention of A. A. ond reading. Ayo's, B. W. Hern­ is still missing and tho hoper of h'e St. Johns river valley was un­ Tampa and will take personal charge placed at $6000.00. comrades th at he^ftnd taken to the doubtedly one of the boat cattle of hla property In t hi* city. Mr. The bond of Jas. C. Roberta, Preston th a t under his appointment don, Jqhn Adams, D. G. Monroe, water and made his escape aro hy D. L. Thrasher, Mayor of tho McDaniels, the manager of the ranges In the entire south and hack­ C. H. Dingee, F. L. Miller and W. clerk and collector was presented, dashed to the ground by his eon> ed up by the productive farms, Carnes will go to Tampa to take read and approved, Sureties, Fidel­ City of Sanford, in 1914, th at the Wl Abernathy. No’s, none. There seems no­ cattle, hog and sheep’ ranches, citrus charge of the Olive Hotel which ia ity and Deposit Company* of M ary­ said Preston can hold office ol treas­ It was then read hy title and Untied absence. doubt now about Jameson being urer and nssessor of said city for passed. It was moved nnd seconded fruits and general farming proposi­ also the property of Mr. Carnes. land. burned to death in the fire. Ilia an Indefinite term, unless removed taking tions the Sanford Action had un­ The many improvements th a t the rules be further waived and The bond of R. C. Maxwell as companions saw him last as he was. for cause, and that because tho place here call for the presence of told possibilities. .This was no new* that it he read in full and placed on to Mr. Berry but It msde him feel Mr. Carnes and he will remain hero treasurer and assessor was presented, Honorable J. D. Davison, Mayor Us third reading and final paasage. leaving his room with some of bis read and approved. Sureties, Fi­ of tlfe City of Sanford did not ap­ mighty good, coming from this through the summer months. Aye'a, B. W. Herndon, D. 0 . Mon­ clothes and it is supposed ho either delity and Deposit Company of point a new treasurer and assessor roe, John Adams, F. L. Miller, C. H. succumbed to the smoke and fell in group of experienced men from Flor­ Death of Maxey Robinson Maryland. on tho day he was sworn Into office, Dingee and W. W. Abernathy. I t the room or fell down stairs and ida opd -other states. Word was received In the d ty The personal bond heretofore therefore the old treasurer and as­ was burned to death on the lower ‘ -* J' " j this week of the death of Maxey given by R. C. Maxwell la hereby sessor held over for another term, was then read in full and placed on deck. • - a V-**i% l Robinson, who died' in Lakeland the returned and hla bondsmen re­ and whereas we consider this le its third, reading and final paasage. R. I). Fog Leaves Sanford Aye's, p. W. Herndon, John Adams, * contrary lo' our charter and a sec­ D. G. Monroe, F. L. Milter. CJ. II. Aye's, B. W. Herndon, John Adams, It. B. Fox, Jr., who has held the early part of the week. Mr. Rob­ leased. The clerk ia hereby authorized to tion of the state Constitution which position of bookkeeper and clerk In inson uhtll a few weeks ago was Dingee end W, W. Abernathy. C. H. Dingee, D. G. Monroe, F. L. the offices of the Virginia Carolina part owner of the Bludwlne Bot­ draw vouchers' for premiums of provide* th a t the legislature cannot No’o, none. Miller and W. W. A b re n a th y ^ No'a, Chsmical Com pany of this city for tling Works of this city, disposing bonds of clerk and collector and create any office the term of which An ordinance regulating tho ubo none. Is longer th an four years, and con­ of streets of the city of Hanford, Fla., the paft two years will reave March of his Interests to go Into another treasurer and assessor. Chief of police report: F. L. Miller offered the following trary to another section thereof 25tb for 'Dallas, Texas, where ho line of business at Mulberry. was placed on il* first reading and Number of arrests .1...... .... Mr. Robinson leaves no family »s resolution which was read and which provides (hat officers must has accepted a ykfy fine position passed. ’ Moved . and. seconded th at Discharged........................ ..........’__ 9 ho was unmarried, hut a host of adopted: hold over until their successors are tho rules bo waived and th a t it be Sentenced on street..*..... .. with 'thS Stone A -Webster E n g i n ­ % l eering Corporation; former em­ friends throughout this section of Whereas, Certain, clerical errors appointed and qualified, therefore read and placed on Its second read­ Ordered leave town ____ '... 1 the state will lie grieved to learn of ployers. have been discovered In the asses­ ho It ing. Aye’s, B. W. Herndon, John Fines assessed—$406.60 his death. The cause of his death sors kooks of 1916, therefore be it Resolved. That tfio tity -a tto r n e y Adams, C. H. Dingee, F. 1>. Miller, Uncollected.... _______________ 3.00 While the many Ssnford friend* could not he learned. Resolved, by the city counqU In pro. tem. Thoa. E, Vilstm. - he In­ D G, Monroe, W. W. Abernathy. Suspended ......... \ .................. 87.50 of Mr. Fox will regrht to lose him specisl session this 2nd day of structed to take this case to tho No's, none. It was read by title Hy i tc h to treasurer Building New Homo ___ .* 449.25 a* a citizen of Sanford, they all J. B. Calder, the genial agent lor March, 1916, th a t ths collector be Supreme Court a n d ' to secure such and passed. By work on stract.-----_______ 7.00 wish him well in hla n$w position. It was moved and eecohded th at A young inan with, a pleasing per­ t h e Cl yde Line is having a nice instructed to make euch correction legal assistance its is nocossary to $488.75 sonality, ho baa made many friends home erected on Sanf or d avenue, In the several totals where mletakes secure decision of the Supreme the rules be further waived hnd th at collecting euch Court on the points 'a t issue. it be read in "full and placed on Us The bills against the city were here and it b only on account of having recently pur cha se d the lot have occurred, Council adjourned. third reading and final paasage. audited and vouchers orderad the fact that hla people are living from the. Realty T r u s t Co. S. O. amount! as are correct. k ttr Herndon, iw s . D. rv 'G. i« _ Council adjourned. B. W.-Herndon, Shipholser has the contract and it ia Aye's, 0ti. W, Mon drwan for same. Council adjourned. In Dallas that he is leaving. B. W. Herndon, Attest: President City Council. rumornd that this is only the begin­ roe, F. L. Milter, John Adams, C. H. B. W. Herndon. The position made vacant by the ning aa several other homes will be , President City Council. Jo* C. Roberts, City Clerk. Dingee and W. W. Abernathy. If •T -. President City Council. resignation of Mr. Fox will be filled built In this subdivision In the near Attest: waa then read in full and placed on Attest: rV.» ^ by a Mr. Davts, who comes from Jas. H. Roberts, City Clerk., City council met in regular Its third reading and final paasage. J m . C. Robert*, City Clerk. future, " . ■, Columbia, 8 . C .' T-? U . - •' - i -.it' ; •' ..............:.„* % -et.V ' t v - v r / ' a' : ; v ‘‘ ■* IN THE STATE , the Stetson Literary So.-j.-i •, uoii a very interesting d<bnl,‘ lllrtl niitht ut the University auditorium frnm Sanford Kith Before t he ' | m-:i ki-rn were '•alle.t uj.on several excellent numtliven on t h• orcntt hy M i " II ITTI Miller |y,f PRESIDENT WANT WAR ¥ - C IT Y C O U N C IL M E E T S V- . . : T.s-tj' X« ■ . - - ’ . /• n * V*j--L . ' U,’’jtilk ^ f.*-a* %T‘-* *.v., ,f, L r * ,'J9 • 'I 1L M 4,® * * -i vvfrf-V v-;>1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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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'7'^’.'’^"’ ‘ PAGE E EIGHT __________ ~ • r 29, 1 9 1 6 fe i _____________ r= PUBLIC VOICE NOT HUSHED ININCHES NT76 Western Idea ThaJ There la Leek of Self-Criticism In Japan la Al­ together Erroneous. BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND ME.” EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT § A C H IE L IS A M O N G YE T A K IN G N O T E S AND F A IT H , “ IUTLL JPRENT 'E M SO SAYS SA U N TEH EU . OOOOOflfcoOOOOOOWOOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOaOOOOBOOODOOQQOQODO I 1 A small wren has taken up its <1 uartors in the store of II. C. Hower* a n d pcrxisls in sticking around. bei ng perfectly a l home. T he little bird fie* in at the open door several d ays ago and went to work picking spiders of! the ceiling and getting afte r the roaches and the employees are on the beat of terms with the little fellow. He hops around ill perfect contentm ent and does not seem to miss the branches of the trees where he formerly made his home. He Is free to go out if he wishes but prefers to remain under the hospitable roof of I)r. Mowers for a time. * ■: . ,>, Dndine Coming to ih r Slar M iss^ I d a Schnall, renowned for The view la assiduous!y cultivated her pjP R 'tfd rn n f figure and Tier In certain circles that tho Japanese press Is oho mass of solf-glorlousnes* prowess as an a th lete, swimmer and and that It Is always a unit on great high diver, lends the delegation of Corporal Surrugus, Twelve Year* | beauties who public questions, but nowhere Is self perform many and criticism moro freely Indulged, and Mayor of Auxerre, Is Still Hate vatious dieverting evolutions, whiltf many as the sands aro tho variety of and Hearty and Does H it Bit the cam era man has pictured their opinions—very much nftor our own Like the Others. curves and graces. One of the home fashion, Enst and West says greatest achievem ents in high diving For Instance, nothing would seem Parts —The ParlB Journal Official is show n in Miss- Schnall’s plunge more a subject for egotism than the recently published tho following lion into the Pacific from a height of progress of the nation Ip learning and ornhlo mention In army orders: 130 feet. science, but long editorials are appear "Corporal Surruguc, Charles, on lug datlyy crying out that educational tered under No. 9,131, In company reform should be the great cry of the 9-2 T of the Sixth regiment of En­ Nanrc O ’Neil, T h e Empress of day in Japan. Then the standard of gineers, second company of tho corps, Stormy Emotion living is another bone of contention. yeteran soldier of 1870, chovallcr of N ance 0 ’Neail, with her vital Home hold out for the old standards the Legion of Honor, enlisted as vol­ personality and compelling m ag n et­ that produced tho great race capable unteer for the duration of tho w ar at of making tho history oi th e last fifty the age of seventy-six years, asked to ism is beyond question America's years, but the Chugw-a. Bhogyo of go to the front as second sapper and most em inent em otional actress. She Tokyo, after citing European and minor, takes part without ally physical has been proclaimed *as such by no American efforts to ralau the people's weakness In all the work carried on less n master ol stagecraft than living standard, says solemnly: day and night under fire of the one thy. David Helasco, in whose dram a "Hut. in tho Otleiit. tho governed aro 1 animated with tho highest conscien­ " T h e Lily" she electrified New York considered by tho ruling classes as so | tiousness and tho most noble concep­ audiences into perfect storms of much dust. Tho conditions of living tion of his duty toward bln country, noisy enthusiasm . T h e enterprise of of tho pooplo nre neglected Conse­ and offers to bis younger com rades a WHIiam Fox, the president of Fox quently. the majority of them aro suf­ model discipline of dash and onorgy." Film Corporation, in securing for fering from difficulties of living. They Seeing this description of tho old the screen the service* of this gifted aro emaciated and sickly from lack of young man a correspondent of the nourishment. Slnco Dlsmarck's social Illustration of Paris set out for the actress was simply edm onstrnted in policy was executed, the condition of front to find him. After wandering " K r e u t r e r S o n a ta ," the William Fox the German people has improved con­ about the tronches in xlgxag fashion production in which Miss O’Neil siderably. Tho value oT German labor the correspondent saw a ra th e r small made her jiholoplay dehut. She has Increased. That Is a chief causo man with white beard and the Insig­ now appears in the wonderful char­ of tho national strength of tho Ger­ nia of an engineer on his cap Ro- acter of Princess Romanoff in the man people. In Japan It Is different tnemberlng Stanley's description William Fox feature, "Princess Ro­ Tho strength of tho people for lock of of how he met Livingstone manoff" based upon Victorien Sarproper nourishment Is decreasing In tho heart of Africa and walked up dou’s grentesl play " F e d o ra ." How con wn expect to win in tho to him. saying "Mr Livingstone, I preAll over the world, for she has struggle tor mastery In tho world In I mime?'' tho correspondent accosted competition with o th ersT The had the engineer ‘‘Corporal Hurrugue, are played by popular dem and m every taxes and the excessive issue of con­ you not?" civilized country on earth, Miss vertible notes are responsible largely Tho engineer was completely taken U'Ni-il's marvelous rendition of the In bringing about this sorry s tate here. aback a t tho Idea that anyone would character of " F e d o ra ” is known and On the part of tho people, they aro want to Intorvlow him, but finally led dal me*. "Princess Romanoff," as ra ther getting reckless In this expendi­ tho newspaper man Into a s u b te r­ ad apted for the . screen by Clara S ture. They make unnecessary ex ranean shelter, which was vory humid Heranger and produced by Frank pendlturo, neglecting to savo money and from the roof of which large drops for necessary things Wo should dis of water fell on the correspondent’s Powell, director of the William Fox French Veteran of 1870 Is Doing His Share. efficient th an our own little Sanford d ep a rtm en t. And this reminds me th at Sanford has always m aintained a good d e p a rtm e n t even from the first day* of Sanford's orignln. If you d o n 't believe this ask H arry Pnpw orlh of New York City. I • • ^ I hail the pleasure of meeting the secretary of I ho s la te drainage association here this Week. ^ His name is Gelxoff which would remind one thut he is eternally getting by but let me tell you thut he is some hustler and he can t.-.lk you black in the face about the dratna£a of the lowlands of the statu. M r. GelsofT “ got o(T” a good one for S a n fo rd to me and I will tell it to T I haVir t ^ of the street you for there are m a n y Sanford com m itteo "arid Moy o^, Davison th a t people who should get this in their they will t a \ e up vigtjVoua ca m ­ th in k ta n k s now. When the dra in ­ paign against the popple blocking age association decided to accept the alleys with b o xeifand trash and S anford's invitation to meet here th u t the papers and other . refuse M r G rtzoff was in T a m p a u week must be kept jrv^car\s a n d - o th e r re-‘ •fpllpwing and a gentlem an asked ceptarles and - not* nlloUrtl ’1<J* blow him '-how in the world the associa­ about the sirec L O . T h e p a i t week tion ever th o u g h t of meeting in S an ­ has been a record breaker n v ^ i g h ford. He had been here several winds and the trash man has had a years ago and could not lie accom ­ hard time controlling the papers m odated Hi th e hotel line Hut 1 hope th at all the citizens will Mr. Getzoff replied* “ For two rea­ cooperate with the city authorities sons. T h e first is th a t Sanford in­ in keeping the city clean. We will vited us to meet there a n d the sec­ have many tourists in Sanfnrd from ond is th a t Sanford is centrally lo­ this time on and we should show cated, m aking it easy to get there them a d ea n city. * from any part of tin- s tate " courage an much as possible the iiatiit Now you men of Sanford wake up of borrowing and not paying back * Again th e Sanford Fire D e part­ to tiie possibilities of this city as a l.onns for tmstni-ss undertakings arc ment has dem onstrated their use­ eon vent ion city and m ake prepnra all right Hut loans for extravagant fulness HI d I util glad to see tl 1 lion- lo hold many of th. III hen in living should In, discouraged Home people shun labor amt seek eusv Itv U. I,,* \ e t Ill- 1M*t*t lot.l ad iniri-r the ful Uf'' lug How can they expect to he a and lie t ion lit the state fur IIIany 1tie In—t 1thing- a ti d (milling 1"1, \ 1*1; tIn} !W l-i self governing people'’ How can we von in tlii- Held of i ompetitlon under , " A T(,., 1 " h i. iff . of t j., in lt.lt .,1 t III* tan- n . Ill, ii. ih those {ircutnatuiicea ?" dded to | cut timi* wr are woefully lucking in our equipiin nt 1 wi stake mir d<- 1the rn a * ’ .1‘ ' t*rtt ?' .1st* 11!f,s ! L tt 1 • I ■in ' par! m, f * . a . ■ ’ i ess Ml,. ........... .. i fill’ * .t 1*»r t *..f 1• .1 1*1/ <. . 1lie- ■ill'll I.i la )’• ' tin •lep.lfl Tin ri I- . no ni i n I In- stale lull • ■’».* lietre »•» ) 1 n ) if u.. mil fi • • > . 1 I . ♦ ♦ ♦ I or -- ,ij. ♦ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I P ff, ! ' ' ♦ lit • i -. 11 • • | ' F«»r - .1- U i „|. t \ iT . . i- ... | . . . I 1 ' I, .■I ' 1 Liv-Ver-Lax Will Make You Feel Better tl » !<>i IT - IF \ 11,,-VI t Ft, A. ♦ ♦ ♦ i ♦ 1i All Ivucal A dvertisenicntH llntlei , Thin Ik n tlln u T ilH E E C E N T S u I.lnc l or Knelt In acrlion. M inim um C h arg e* 25 <Vii In. t fo r s \ i .i ; .. < . ‘ f • »' •! -| F,. I I . v*t ,*,. t . r, fi ,■ 1 n|. »l >. •> i. | i n v • i N • w, I. *F',. |t I. , 1 «... tg ' 1 !•! !<<tni I. 1 k.. H , i.i * If an out 1 1 at lull- nml in. ike ; r.ijb n.id • ' .............. ' • • If f- ** l*n,,-',i r a •( J.- n.-r 1 i n i it i v \ ..... I * t 1. : |". . h -» d K ^u-4 1. and |il ■t • . • t i y V. . ' ‘ .1 •’ 1• -. 1 L • II \ i II 9 \ \ j ♦ I ’l l ) \ 11ii ti.*,1*11. r.r It, «««*•**« good foi dition Real, bargain lias For Sab Four good mub->. wag­ most as good as ne w . Useji as a p rivate • r anil will on and harne-v. (arming i tn|.l<-m.-| i etc I' l * Hoy - !s . 11 . . ei.re •'f v. till' ol. 1'<• tiai.il-. 1 V) HI It 1 11 1s 1 1 ' V W II . , Ft I I'M g >e 0,1' t.l 1 •• I . i For -val. \ it, H II v « . •t pot i It r * ,vf t o. lor .... *1 ,1 I Arail >utilerd ... ■ 1 *• _________________________ J Mn v «»t I'li ’.1 -nl. |».I*** I or Sale or Rent S-v. ml house* iMurii g . at FI. . 111• «l.irt> t Magnolia and I'alrnetto avenues t r. .»< tor ) w’♦ t or*, tnai t" \V J Thigpen • J'i tf • 4-1 It .k ti Mot.. < •• . .''.n 55Ha. For Sub Rubber Tire Standhope buggy (tract lea lly new. lens than hall Original cost. S. M -Schwartz on (ridden Lake R I> <» IF No 1 54 'Jtji t li -J ,idi .1 II I [FI. K. ,|H nil Iirdmat v j-.ti t-'-t i i ' * , I tie belonged to th>- armv . ,f IV -It t!'. ;i*l w iv . tipl.llll of ellglli eera engage.) in . <t, 11 <u t mg ■1• f■n ■ wotn* :tt lit- v.. .v -d S< arpe He u.iv u i< . t,.. 1.■-i mention, d lio n, nio ■■ Ht having i.'muieed at tin [tost w b. tl th. ■*1.. r u nt to r « tied (< ar iltg a f .erittan ad \ ant *■ on Athles, near \ t tu s , and again for having saved a wounded nlllcer bv c a n ' mg lltlll In1 t he r. at r SurruKue entered th.* ill 1 s ; . ser\ l< of pqhii.' rniuh III ttie 1lor v. tr ­ d"gt • wb"ie to r Midi to t ■ in t ' 1• ■i t' l'ik *I th* *im' k ’ntl of ' U i t 1.44‘lit V V1 | f H Wilts in iti. ) t \i • liiilttl.'lpal 1 t' 1 tin uib.-t " - 'r n ':1 i* -1 . 1 mi cn'ttictl of Au VF-rr'1, In- soon hi-i-amo the leading man nml was mayor of the on the original iii urittg the likeness; town frum J9D0 to 1912. Ilia udmlnla- I, . ’ g .1. i ni/ i■on '.if 1n<|t r > ! w i t • t .nio, 1 i'.i lltiFillt his |>r• F'l tit nervlce and whetln'r >r lit* <"III! tinlrillM knew w(|,r lit- was tie 1 i. i t . ) I .’ p nan) lli, i don t know much about me and I am not going to tell them i I i»m Surruguc who lines his hit of trench work like the rest and that ta ail These days what one has done In WANTED <F civil life doesn't count Everybody Is equal In the common effort When a See .1 ' Allen, Seventh and man has physical vigor which can bo for (navy hauling, idowing used there should be no hesitation. FOR RENT ii , alaiurel "I passed the medical examination H.' i* prepared to do and they were forced lo take me Then ltd ell 11lug 1all kind* •>( team work Phone 304. I had three months of instruction In Foi Rent :t rooms furnished f< r 50-12tc novelties which we knew nothing light housekeeping. 117 Laurel. about In IgTo nml In July left for tho Wanted Work by ....... mah*"* front I took part In all the works of ‘ -tt-tf w(lit........ and baker. Adil/ess (J) preparation for the drive in Septem­ For Rent Furnished rooms, 701 U Young. Genl Del., Sanford, Flu, ber and on October 1 I was named a M yrtle avenue. fil-tfc 51-2t p corporal The war itosh which they have \\ .>nl ed Palmetto pine or cy* given to me surpt.sed me. for 1 dill For Rent T w o furnished rooms, S Sherman, Sanford nothing for tlint I have done less 317 West Second St. 20-t(c Ho.it Yaid. 55 dtp than others who hnvo been hero since Lost Ni ar 10th and Sanford ave- the beginning 1 know they are dec­ House for R e n t —No. 115 West hue last 1 -t eliiog a grl| Reward for orating my years, but as my age does Ninth HtC Apply to If. C.‘ Du Hose, not count with me l am a little retu rn to Geo. H ym an, 5111 Park. 112 N. P ark Ave. 37-tfc ashamed before my eomrades 56*2 ti"The only advantage of age In to For Sal. Team mare nude will take 11 fiU.UV ca-h 'talati.'e monthly paym ents Will sell -..parale • lust he sold before March 1st. C. S. Adam* Altam onte Springs Fla M dtp For Suk- -100,000 nice Globe to­ mato plant*. SI Of) per 1000 O, C. For R e n t — Several nice office Urynnt, Wagner, Florida. 48 'Jtp rooms over Yowrell’s. E n q u ire N. P Conviction That Counts. This Imperishable conviction, that If Yowell & Co. 32-tf For S ale—Gas stove. Call at J E a thing Is right It will have to bo. la P a co 's o ffice. 30-lf Hoard an d room by day or week. the underlying rock on which all great character Is built; and It carries In It Gate City House. 29-lf For Sale Eggs for Hatching u trust implicit It not explicit in this Thom)isori Strutn itnrr'ed Kodka. For R ent - 6 room house, 422- P al­ moral government of tho world.—J. Kind th a t win in any conitrolitinn. m etto. JIO per m onth. W. M. Marttneau. Corkerel a n d ’ ptilb-t matins*. A H. Haynes, Herald Office. 4 7 -if Commons, Sanford. Fla f)i-2tp NOTICK For Rent 70(1 Park avenue, En M iNl ol l hl e sI . lOa K K, r r r t , , U l (i cl if rl rai ,t bt th a ta n dh - jI ls n n, luni -. For Sale 1 sideboard t leather qllire of II • Du Hose. First and s u s n e r o f ■ r e s o l u t i o n a t l o p i r d b t l b s 1 lit < ouncil of Ssnford. I l or I d s . I olll covered couch. 1 revolving book Park a v.-ii w t* tf b r i n g s u i t s f s l n s l sll d r l l n q u r n l I r t f i r r i r case. 1 gasoline range, 1 .Inne r vio Iin, 1 settee anil i hairs to match Inquire 106 F :tfd St Sanford, Fla 49-tf For Sale Fine lots on Myrtle avenue, at rock b o tto m I'tices for cash. Also two story house corner Oak snd F ourth street. Apply 410 Oak avenue, &3-8lp I nr Ri nl S v in,,in fl.ii with bath and large front [Kirch, 111 K. Commercial Si. 54-6tp t* 1 . r • 1* (>*! H 1” 4 tl ! 11 ■V » (.)"' **I 1«' f * II[ 1), M* u tt • r it IF' .1' i n' ii " f - »r H fst t-IJl J.. * . nn! m i l l ! " ’ . - n l fit h i n t *-K sti * ar** ! art M F. lie F(li- nl t . P >■ I ! .- In -' . ■ 1 1' a I tl . *. l u r i. ■< u * e . t . e . 11 I r o k t a !'■ i If** . 1 i d )i s \' i t lie |.pr*litt hi , . fj^. THOU Ant TUE MAN A l t' .'M ,. t o il'1,- t ii ii h of Sub- The bent high and dr house lots In " G e o r g e to w n ” for 10th St. and Ray Ave. C heap and easy payment!. Address Hoy 1162 (id If Ml I I I I i<* a id sigmiture of I. K Grigsby; for tratlon of public roads find works a o l1 it , if sale lo rl III the ".Of fid S! 1/. -V at Caused him to hr* attached lo the In­ ’ *• I. W. C \l.l*i.|:— ' spection department uf tho ministry ' 'k. of Hie intr-rlyr Such was the civil career of this I • ’* i <.o..,| building l ' v '0 • i- Ii m o de st fi 11*I b r a v e m a n When asked or I i.iti the world m an pays. " T h o u sahlt not covet th y neighbor’s wife" U not a man law, and the world man loses. Joseph- Kilgtrvtr, finished actor' plays the world m an. Wonderful Virginia Pearson is unsurpassubb the "n e ig h b o r’s wife." And > Rankin Drew, actor and producer 1 h'-r husband. Such an eternal trt angle has never been screened to-fortsuch a com bination has never faced the camera. Added to a n d support­ ing this triu m v ira te are George Cooper, Harold Forshay am! manv other prom inent V itugraph • -t* e i i , i' vii k \ F"ol Thi n as" arn| notebook. "F’lilli th e Valley Ilf the Missing, Grease the Nall. Asked how he kept so well. Cor All mechanic* know that n nail pnral Hurrugue replied that tie did It - . e l Jit it, lv m o t e p o w e r f u l d r a m i * \ V ' ♦ T! IF i l l -t age VK 'lull wlien oiled or greased is much mure by walking Having been occupied l 1 I i *o-ope a n d readily driven through ho/d woods wltii work on country roads, a thirty •I ! . Nafdoil i‘k> I -, tl,. camera arofi Elmer S. Ellis of Pomona. Cal. has he ■ih allord mile walk wan nothing to him. devised ti receptacle for g or ' 'liner .1 t l. •>t•J"Ir' ; t mFor twelve yearn before the war ho IiufI been mayor of Auxerre. in the de .. 11 ai.it l' : f , - . [ t tie illoni I nttuT lubricant, to tie coni .mod in partition! of the Yoiine Hofuro that, '.I M q llllllt I* . of 1 1 p-Ffiq li make il a tin- Handle of a hammer ini', which I the nun i on to* inserted H -t , Ft (l ns a Hvil engineer: he had been eii i|r .1" ' " *• ' i)l ;i W'I wit lo.ut w tvt lug t to .lilt gaged in railroad m ust ruction anil 1 >«• *• • -. • a i . t 1 - a and ,.t ltd. inn, of tune •Ted pe, lallv mi tin, railway from Arras t<> ..t t 1 l | t ■ ■ drama Muga/itie i lapli-M. fitr which lo* offered the |dalin 4 f II. rdo * i " ii ■.•*.! III 1H7” Thut year lie drove the ttrsi 1 ■ •'") 11. ’"T W• If <1 . t vr Babbit Fur on Hats spade nl the station of St Pol en 1 or K a b l . i t f u r j * - i i ' l I n rr»* s • i fti* M mots*- in tile name plate where tints f. '! f i . 4 T M. t V S ■ ... 1 F , J11 i* Ifl \ ‘1 4 T. ,1 ii'iun i:ii< i to Iin , one- to Inin die BRACE UP! -♦ Nance O’N e il in Pilncesa Romanoff at tho Star Wednesday, March 1st have a little Influence over (ho young­ er ones When they grow impatient I tell them of 1870 and contrast It with what we have dona today. We. who were not ready, havo stopped at the Marne and the Yser an enemy su­ perior In numbers ami formidably or­ ganized. Wo t i y o imposed on him our will He has submitted to our law and when the time has como wo will crush him ........ Crazy For Rent Two .tory dwelling Gas and electric lights Corner HJili and French avenue. $12 m onth. la ser. ! • ! * Inquire Chns. L, Wing. 60!) p al­ tiKORCr K * llorOTTRN. I ’l l t U l s l n r t . m etto avenue. * 53:*2tp XI II Tup* l I rl i "THE TIFFANV OF AMUSEMENT CENTERS' Tue*da). Feh. 2 9 - - Metro Fenlure. Vail Valli in "The I urnuul a live act siory of the Turmoil of business and social os pern t inn* ‘|* arc^’ •--W illiam Fox Piogrftm. Nance U Nell in ■Princess Romanoff" in five thrilling acts. 5 and 15c. Ihursday, March 2 -- Hig Four Program. Virgiria I earson in "T hou Art the M an" in five act*. 6 & I5c Frlday, March ?;* Paramount prognun. Hlanche Sw»-et in -The HlackILst" in five a d s. 6 ami 15c. COMING -"U n d in e " . "Dm of (he DrifU” . Lur«' of H earts Des.re" "The Plunderer" 11rent Divide " "The "The D e rr Attack! Two. Itfiaetiurg, tire While working »t.nut Ids ranch at Itlce Hill Isadora Hire, an aged resident of that vicinity, was attacked by an Infuriated deer Mr Rico was knocked to the ground, ami only escaped when the animat jvas beaten Into submission bv tils son * A 1 few days previously the dear attacked Mr. Rico's daughter, hut she escaped w.tbotit serious Injury. Mr nice was bruised of ( h r r l l t of H s n f o r d , to r n F u t r r t * F s r i l of s l l d r l l A q i r p n l t s i r s d u * | h r r l l t o f . Nss f o r d , s n d SC t h o a s m l i m e | s il l a l s o Inslllutc lr|rl jit o c u n d l n f r lo s n fu rc u asf. m e n I o f sll t u o n e r s d u e I h r c l l j of S s n fii'tl. for u n p a i d s i d e w al k s n d p a t l n c l i e n ' T o St old s i l t s to r i , u h l r h olll i b r r s b ’ srr-ruc. a n t persons o « ln ( sot d»ltnr|Usn1 *S t P S. s i d e walk Of p a t I n f l i a n a . l o Ibr rill of S an fo rd , m u s t solllr s a m e o l t b m r o n o r b r f o r r M s r r b I, I S I S . W l l n r s s my b a n d Ibis l l l h d a ; of T a b . (Paranioim t'Thctured ( tincerls by I he S ta r’s O rrh v sta Nightly Matinee Daily at 3:15; Night at 7 Admission 5 and 15 Cents ^ ' o t i �Wj#VS?iYrHf tY T : J 72 Z W ~ j ‘ J /.V :'»,W .nt. AT tl• m OT??! IN THE HEART OF THE W( PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY GREATEST VEGETJ ICTION fcl.KH ELKl T OFFICERS NO. 56 t (P00B,n« Meeting With One Ilun«I«'ed Present and Chicken Pillau at Finish Sanford lodge of Elks is one of the inoat flourishing in the state and the enthusiastic members keep alive the interest at all times. Wednes­ day night being the annual election of otlicersa goodly number were pres­ WAS M OST SUCCESSFUL AND ent, one hundred by actual count being in the lodge room when the THE PATRONS WERE meeting was called to order by WELL PLEASED Exalted Ruler Neal who came all the way from Miami to bo present L The Sanford Chautauqua closed »t tho meeting. on Tuesday night with one of the beat numbers on the program, the Dunbar Male Quartette. Those who purchased season tickets and attended the different events were well pleased with the high class en­ tertainm ents offered. The last days were taken up with the following program: Monday Afternoon Following the great concerts given here by the Riheldaffer Skibinsky Company the Rogers' Goshen Or­ chestra had a place on the C hau­ tauqua program difficult to fill. B ut the patrons were delighted with the work of this organisation. Though the music selected, was not so class­ ical as th a t of the preceding con­ certs It was pleasing in variety. The The election was very interesting and a t the close the following of­ ficers were elected for the ensuing year: Exalted Huler, J. G. H ih k jv Esteemed Leading’ Knight, E. F. Housholder. Esteemed Loyal Knight, - D. G. Monroe. • ■ - « Esteemed Lecturing Knight, O. P. Herndon. \ \ r Secretary,’’Cruse itarnes. Tyler. E. B. Kourke. Trustee Two Year Term, Forrest Lake. ' At the close of the meeting the entire assemblage adjourned to the grill room, whore a long table was spread with delicious chicken pillau with »11 the trimmings and the Elks enjoyed themselves until a late hour. 1 here were several visiting brothers from a distance and they slated that Sanford was a live city with a live hunch of Elks to entertain vis­ itor* and make 'hem f e e l at home TO THE NEW CLUB NEW ORGANIZATION OF THE YOUNG MEN OF T llfe CJJTY WANT A SUITABLE N A M E -^ ^ THREE PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN if * * r>- A Sanford lady will- get a nice prise. Another Sanford lady will get ahothcr prize and still another Sanford lady will get another price. In fact It will not be confined to Sanford ladlca as any lady .In Sem­ inole county or one who tl visiting in the county can compete. ‘ This is the case in a nutshell. The young men of Sanford now have a home of their own where they will soon be equipped with all the paraphernalia for gymnasium w o r k ' and a place where they can go In the evenings and snjoy. them­ selves. “The quarters have been offered by Rev. Arthur Peck of the Episcopal church and conalet of the present Parish Hpuae and all th at it contains. The equipment will be added in a few days that will give the boys flying rings, trapeze, punching bags, bozing gloves, fenieng foils, Indian clubs, etc., and in conjunction s building with shower baths will be erected. At p r o f it the building is known f i v •*. < *xv (+. y Christian Science Scrricea Regular Christian Science ser­ vices will be held a t 11 o’clock next Sunday at the Wo m an's'C lub on Oak avenue, between 2nd and 3rd streets. .* Subject—"M an." Tha public la cordially invited to attend these services. x * S-P* Msss Meeting To-Night Tonight st the Woman's Club rooms there will be a mass meeting for the discussion of the proposed bulkhead celebration and spring fes­ tival. It ia hoped that a large crowd of the representative dtixena of Sanford will be present to diicuaa this important matter. Everyone it Invited, especially the members of the Seminole County Fair Associa­ tion, the city official* and the Com' merdal Club. Methodist Charch Sunday school session opens at g:30. All departments organised, Competent corps of teacher*. Pleas­ ant officer*. Inspiring exercises. Spend a happy hour with congenial folks. Our aim 4 0 0 .in attendance by Easter day. The morning worship open* at l l o'clock. The pastor will make a short talk on the "Better* Baby" Campaign, by request. , The communion will be observed In this service. Visitors and sll others are welcome in these service*. Evening—Brotherhood claw of­ ficers' instillation. The Presbyterian Intermediate C. E. was organised with much en­ thusiasm on Wednesday afternoon of this week by Mist Alice Whitner as Intcrmedlste Superintendent. The following officers were elect­ ed: President, Mis# Ethel Henry.Vice’ President, Miss Eleanor Her­ ring. Secretary, Mis* Perry Lee Belt: Treasurer, Mias Adole Runge. Capt. Co. A, Miss Helen Peck. C spt. Co. B, Mias Mary Howard. The society haa made many a t­ tractive plans for the y tar's work end experts to’ grow fast. - ~ . -----------------------Woman's Club Tonight At the Women's Club tonight at eight o'dpck there will be a meeting of the membew of the club, the Com merdal-Club, the city offldala, the Fair Association and dtixena generally to discuss the advisability of holding a Spring Festival in San­ ford this month, celebrating the bulkhead and bringing the vUitors to our city at the time when Na­ ture la in her glory pm* the celsry fields present a scene . of activity Everyone come o u tu a n d express yoiit Ideas. Death of Dorothy Braddy Dorothy Braddy, the three year old daughter of Mr. and M rs/W . M. Braddy . died " a t the home of her parents on .Qak avenue on Tuesday night aftelr 4, abort illneaa. The a t­ tendant phi’aidan , pronounced the case cholera infantum superinduced by either a fruit o r‘ re n ta b le that she had eaten, and alm ost' befoft her parents had realised that little Dorothy was; Ul she had passed t the other shore. The sympathy of the entire co munity goes out to the grief strick parents. Dorothy had been on earth but a few short years to glad­ den her parents by her presence and she was a general favorite with every one who knew her. The funeral 'occurred yesterday afternoon from the residence on Oak avenue ^ t -tw o o'clock, Rav. St’eihmeyer of ttte ’Mathodist church officiating. Interm ent was made in Lakeview cemetery. And when \th e messenger came from the unseen land to claim the dainty darling as his own She only crossed her little*hands, She only looked more meek and fair, We1parted back her silken h a ir,' Wo wove the rosea round her brow, r.CV- •A MAY BE HELD IN THIS CITY I. 7 .; *’ * I » A SPRING FESTIVAL WOULD BRING LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE HERE Sanford should celebrate. We are now completing tho bulksoriatlon wants a name that will be descriptive of the great work th it headT of the lake front which in it­ self ia one of the greatest improve­ the association purposes to ‘do. It cannot be called a Y. M. C. A. be­ ments ever undertaken in this city. cause the city is too small to support We are now getting off the celary a real Y. M. C. A. and affiliate crop and one thousand acres of thia great erop 'in thia section will be with the parent organization. We moving thia month. want a name that will be suitable We are doing many things worthy and in order to get one we propose of notice and we want tho people of to have the ladies namo the new this section and the people of all organization. The tady who origin­ sections of the state to visit ua. ates the best name will have a beau­ We also want the tourists who tiful photo, made size 10 x 14 and are thinking of moving northward donated. by the Phillips Studio. at this time to tarry a week in SenTha second beat wilt receive 100 en­ ford and look us over. We have graved cards donated, by the Herald much to offer ‘them end their stey Printing Co. The, third beat will wilt be pleasant. receive a crate of fine Sanford celery, T h e candidates are anxious to donated by the William Coulbourne W hite buda, the aum m er’e drifted Co. m eet a t tom e central location In snow, ij - ' 1Ji « B orchestra plays in the sm ooth and The names are to be sealed in an polished manner one would expect envelope with the nam e of the lady from an organization such as it is at the bottom of the tetter and send Many expressed themselves as p ar­ I t * to Schelle Mainea who has law ticularly liking the playing of the office* in the court house building clarinetist a n d ‘ the flute player and is secretary of the aaaociation. This is th e second appearance here Get busy and suggest s name At of the Goahtfn Orchestra, and we Tag I>*,ns the Parish House and will always once as tho contest will close shall be glad to have it here again The dal of Tag I>ay bus been <bear that iijimr, but the club or as- March 15th. in the futuVe. changed t< Sai it r<! u > M .irch 11th. Monday Evening for sAtlfuril people to have an op­ Mr. B ry a n 's appearance here on p o r tu n ity to contribute to the aid Insinuation of Officers WILL GIVE CONCERT - , tho C h a u ta u q u a platform marked of our Mate's ii ifl«t worthy and ap The officers of tho B rotherhood the high w ater murk of the C hau­ l»enlni|' r h u r it s , 1hr ('hildre it's Ha m i '! floss of the Methodist church of Julia Allen. M as. Bar., Mus. Doc., ta u q u a program , v Comment has .Sni'ii' i \ Concert Violinist, to Play on Thi're h no ollt’ but a ill j this • 11> will l,e Installed next Sun­ already appeared in these columns giadl ■ tftvi- a lil . r , or a i i ii»* or a ' Russian Program Saturday day evening. in regard to his speech here. All at 3 p. m. at Club House or a <ii liar lo M | The program, beginning at 7 who heard him ' express admiration Thi* I’n-nhy tr lun 1 K has l.l’l-II o'clock will be ns follows: It is the pleasure of th e'M u sic De­ for tho fair an d logical manner in | furni-tio.t with som. most attractive Prelude Piano Solo. partm ent of the W om an’s Club to which he advocated . his now far tag- which thex will offer for sale Hymn. uunounco th at Miss Julia Allen, famed Bland against a grrut and Remember tiie date .Saturday. M.,r. F r u y t t s r D r . Bquehelle. **-J concert violinist will . assist on the furious p re paration for' war. The 11th. * special Musical Number. program to be given tomorrow af­ great -speaker held his audience at Hu Thursday. March litli. the Scripture Reading. ternoon at .3 o'clock in tho d u ll perfect a tte n tio n during the hour C. B. expects to semi a donation Offertory— Mrs. 0 . W. B rady, vio­ house. and a half bf his sprf-eh. box. Every mother wlm has a baity lin Solo. Miss Allen is a graduute of th e . . T u e s d a y Afternoon i alt send something No article is Hymn —By Class and Congrega­ New. England Conservatory of M u ­ Mr. E d a i u Aldi lie Found, well too small Those who h a v e - no tion. '- ..i sic and u pupil of Adumowski. known to quite a num ber of S an­ liable* ran help •m* Installation. Boston; Ovide Musln, Liege, Ilolford |veoplt*,' m ade a host of friend* clothe. , VntlleiU 11.- *>11 *' ,1 ttd r I, dfen’s gitim; Marsick, Paris; Marchot and here through the m e d iu n ro f hi* I' iig*. hundker . hat* *h.ies, Vidre** -W hat the Brotherhood Vsage, R ruan ’ls. _Jihu m i«i for t't' VBTf lure “ Ideals and Aepiralion,*" on i I , l t d ", *t .i|*|e ( , r i , v i * i ■it s. fruits, jell), A m il Mita n* -to lit* 8 i^nd a y School j y CUrs in charge of the violin deT uesday ajtefflniiii. Thu p reserver, ranrit-tl goods, nipples, Supi. J, K, ,M etttngi£, ( partm ent ot Wyoming Seminary, was with hint throughout* the whole butt let,, rattles, in fact anything a Addresj—tClaax Life and Purpose . „nd was associated with tho famoua time a n d manifested an ununual baby or a child can use is accept­ Rev. J*. E. S te in n to y fr.■_ _ 'a r t i s t and eminent tpachcr, Ovid apirit of enthusiasm for an afternoon able. Nothing is too ttmjdl to be of Hymn S ta n d u f c JorlM inus By 'M u s ln . in hl» N e i York violin audience; We wish every hoy, some service to these poor little ( iutth and ( ongri'galion * school, besides Miss Allen has bad girl, m other a n d .f a t h e r in the City .ones. P rayer—D r. L. R. Philips, Teach- ur, extensive experience as conrort could butfo all he said imlellibly Help make Ball) Week a success. *‘r ' violinist, Itpth in America and t im pressed.upon their memories. Not Benedictioi. ' shroud. * only is Mr, Pound an instructive Post Itide. . . * ■ Free llsrhcrtie at I.nag wood T he full program follows: speaker b u t he is an enjoyable one The officers to be installed are: ! uu are cordially invited to come Modern Music of Russia In as well and from time to time ami bring your friends to the Free President, Mr. H. II. Peabody; Vice charge o t . Mlaa Florence Frank. throughout his lecture ftis audience Barbecue and Lot Auction Sale at Presided!, Col. E. F. Housholder: Flute: C h a n t Sans Paroles. ..., was ns pnerry as could he. Longwood, Fla., M onday,- March Secretary, Mr. , R. H. . Brunson; .......... — .— —, iT tc h aik o w sk y ;.......... Tuesday Evening Dr. 6th. 10:30 a. m. Choice ’ lot* will Treasurer, Mr. T. D: Hayes. Mra. W. Gwynn Fox The D u n b ar« Male Quartet, and be sold to fhe highest, bidder in this L. B. Philips, Teacher. Chairman Vocal: Thou Art So Like a Flower Bell Kingcmf had been looked for­ Coming Town of Opportunity, where o f Membership Committee, Mr, F. ...tRubsnstein; . . . ward to with a great deal of pleas­ over 11,000 acres of land has been P. Forster; Devotional, W. T - CoulMiss Olga Schultx ure by the Sanford Chautauqua leased for oil by experienced Penn hourn; Social, S. B,. Adams. Piano: Berceuse illjinsky; ................... goers. They were not' disappointed. sylvania operators and drilling will A hearty welcome awaits all who , Mrs. D. L. Thrasher No more variety was offered by any begin soon. . will attend this serivee. Vocal: The Asra . ritubcnatcin; number than by three four youn You are Invited. . Brass Band! Free Barbecue! Free Mrs. J. E. Terwilligcr men comprising the Dunbar Quar­ Lota! Free .Prizes! Methodist Church, Sunday even­ Piano: Valae ***•I SIM M:Grodxki; „„ tet. The bell ringers was perhaps Burton Bros. Realty Co., Selling ing, March 6th, 7 p. m. Mias Davis the feature that pleased the most Agents. Trio: The Dragon File* ........ It was the beat we have seen along Longwood Development ‘ Com ­ Intermediate CVE. --------- ....------ 1 Rimsky-Korsakoff; that lino. Their rendition of Mc­ pany, Owners. Mda. Herndon, Scdggan, Brady »v‘ HR SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY MARCH 3. 1119 ---------- -------------------- CHAUTAUQUA HAS ENDED FOR SEASON V m 7 IN SANFOREy-Lifr h Wo,th Living 51 . Strawberries in February - Capt. W. M .‘ Lovell grows acme flue strawberries In hi* home garden «v«ry year and take* great prjde in th^m. He recently sent aome of ihe berries to his son, Vail in Pittsburg, Who had them made up Into short­ cake and on Washington’s birthday, while the show was falling outside the windows ho ,*nd three friends ate the shortcake made from the ripe Sanford strawberries, which had been sent by parcel post from far ■way Florida. ■ ON TUESDAYS AND VOLUME Vlt Dowell's,. “To a Wild Rosa" wss great. The adjo work of the vari­ ous members of the Quartet quite justly called for encores. But the beat music that the Quartet fur­ nished was th at of the Male Quartet number*. We all love a male quar­ te t and here was one that pleased every time. ritS? • Violin: Selected.... ...................... .......... Miaa Julia Allen,Mus Bac. Mus Doc. This program is for the benefit of the piano fund and It is hoped that the club house may be filled. Ad­ mission 10 cents. Presbyterian Church Rev. J. F. Winnard, D. D.. of Tampa will visit Sanford for next Sabbath and will preach at the Presbyterian church both morning and sveqlng. At the morning hour he will speak of the targe and 'increasing work ol Home Minions in St, Johns Pres­ bytery, which comprises South Flor­ ida. Dr. Winnard ia Supt. of Home Missions and evangelist- of this Praabytery. At night he will, preach an evan­ gelical aermon. He is a gifted spesker and the public generally la invited to hear him. The service begins at 7 o’clock. Mr. and Mra. II. Mrs. F. M. Btfek from a delightful trip and Miami, making in their cwr. Florida f o r . a big coming o u t con­ vention. - Sanford la th e logical place for e meeting of thia kind and all of them will be here. We have m any things for our Congressmen to d o 'h e r e and we w a n t them all here Tem perance ‘Lecture for a day or so. T he .candidates N otw ithstanding the opening w a n t a joint debate t h a t will a t t r a c t num ber of th e C h a u ta u q u a and people from all p arts of Florida and other attraction* last T h u rsd a y even­ th ey will be here-. * ing, there was a splendid audience We want a big ten t where we rtm to greet Mrs. Mpry H arris A m o u r display our celery and o th e r veget­ at the Congregational church.' The ables arid oth er products of the appenrurveo of Mrs. Armour w as the farm, N o t a county fair b u t juat a signul for protracted applause t h a t Spring Fostival where th e autom obile was un ovation to this distinguished m an can show th e la te s t car, whero southern woman of Georgia. Any thu good roads inun can show the a tte m p t to reproduce the im s ls tib in la te s t type of road and machinery, eloquence would be useiets, P ro b ­ where the im ple m e nt m an and the ably n o t since the dsy» of F rances fertiliser m an and all the men who E. Willard, the great founder of the art! Interested in tho Sanford section World's W. C. T. U. has th e re a p ­ c a n .d is p la y their w a r n . We simply w a n t a big-getting topeared a woman o f-su c h eloquence and power to sway with th e m ighty gethcr-ithat will bring in the people two edgfed sword of tru th , as Mra. a n d th a t will bring our own people Armor. H er burning sstirft and together for a few d a y s of- pleasure sparkling wit, her mighty grasp of and profit. truth, her perfectly natural and un­ There can b e . b o a t races on the affected way bf presenting it. born lake, iakt*, firu fir* work displays displays______ at n leht. of despe rate earnest n r*;. lull--mag-j-grmrt a11HT01ione of aTT kinds in tho tiptI c personality, and above all, way of clean amusement, dancing her faith irt' God, mokes her one of on the streets or in the halls, rood the .moat powerful factors on the band music, auto parades, mer­ American continent in the- o v er­ chants .pgtAjltS-and.everything G ist• throw -© ! t h e liquor traffic. LlM ei^ makes a grand tra d e s celebration ing to,, Mrs. Armor one w a s' im ­ and general good tim e .’ pressed with the flirt th a t she and We want som ething in Sanford thofc* p( her kind equally’ d eter­ th a t' will gtir the sluggish blood mined will accomplish w hat t h e ^ Wtesn a winter’s TW»t and dltUffTTho have s ta rte d out to do. '71 tvthnrgy“ th a t prevails or has pre­ f ■Hi • **1 • • vailed during the. winter. We should What a Rooster la. cease sitting in the sun of perfect When the Creator had ma^e all contkntmcnt and get down to mate­ ' y ca H- W rapt her from head to foot In flowers, And th u s she went ou t of th is world of ours. the good things, there was atUI some dirty work to do, so He jnade the beasts and reptiles and polaonoqs Insects; and when He had finished He had aome scraps that were too bad to put into the rattlesnake, the hyena, the acorplon, and the skunk, so He put all these together, covered them wjth suiplrffifff wrap­ ped them with jealousy, market! them with a yellow streak, and called thie being a KNOCKER. Thia production wai to fearful to contemplate th a t He had To make something to counteract it, ao he took a sunbeam and put into it the heart of a child, and the brain of * man; thaae He wrapped in civic pride, covered them with brotherly love, gave them a mask of velvet and a grasp of eteel. He made thia Being a lover of fields and flowers and manly sports, a believer in equality and justice, and called him a BOOSTER. And ever since these two Beings were, mortal man haa had the privJ ilege bf choosing bis associates. Choose Yei . WU1 Beatty and family havft moved back to Sanford altar sev­ eral years' absence in Delaware. They made the trip frojp Sanford by wagon and had a fine trip but the weather was too cold north in the winters and Will concluded that there was no place juat like Sanford, hence bU return. Hia many friend* are glad that he finally came to this conclusion anfl returned home. P. Carter and In the Better Baby Week Cam­ have returned paign the Christian Endeavor So­ to Palm Beach ciety of the Presbyterian qjjuych will the entire trip have charge ot the Tag Day to be held on Saturday, Marlh 11th. rial things. There is too much ratisfaetlon here and no spirit of pro­ gression. Evfry city in Florida has held several big celebrations this seaspn and Sanford has had nothing and it ts high time we let the world know that Sanford la’ still on the map. , For the purpose of outlining souo plan for the Spring Festival the Woman’s Club has invited the members of the Commercial Club,, of th e ’ Fair Association, of the city government and all dtixena who are interested to moot at the du b hbuae on Oak avenue tonight. We will have It or wo will not have it. It is up to you. For Four Year Tarm Congressman Frank Clark Mon­ day Introduced a resolution In the houft providing that hereafter the terms of members of the bouse ehall be four year* instead of two. Axked for a statem ent ae to why he hed dfine thia, Mr. Clark said: "A t tin"' present time a member of tha house hardly get* hia working clothes on before he has to begin to fight for renomination if he wishes to come back to congress. This mains that much valuable time is lost which, undsr a four year plan could be used--for a member's con­ stituents. 1 think that the terms of members should run with the presi­ dential term, four years." Junior B. Y, P. U. The O’. Y. P. U. was entertained last Sunday evening by the group of Daisies. Paul Radford acted- as leader. Come aqd visit, us next Sunday night. Special program will, ha ren­ dered by the Orange Blossom*. 6:15. -T* .A4 ‘Si :S | . �r »^ P a OE T WO COUNTY-HAPPENINGS A BUNCH OF INTERESTING ITEMS FROM CORRESPON­ DENTS—EVENTS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY—EFFICIENT . REPORTERS COVER TERRITORY FOR HERALD . .fjpsl£***r*m * LAKE MARY ITEMS Mlse Helen laerman speht the week end a t Hanford, the fu e a t of Mr*. W. H. Taylor. * Mra. P. D. T ruitt epent Tuea<Jay at Longwood. G. B. Sear*, carpenter gang fore­ man for the A. C. L. la here with hie crew of men. covering and re­ pairing the aaction homes and fences. Mr. and 7Mra. W. B. Buchanan were calling oil' Bro. Morey Mon­ day afternoon.Mra. R. J. Powell of Sanford waa a bualneaa viaitor here Wednesday afternoon. Mra. T ru itt has as her gueaU Mra. J. M. Sapp and three children from Lyona, Ga. Mrs. Thoa. A. D. Morris gave a very enjoyable moonlight picnic iaat Tueaday evening. The moonlight waa aupplemented by aeveral large bon fires around which various in­ teresting games and contests were taken part in by all. A delightful luncheon wEa served late In the evening. Those present were Mesdsmes Straug, Morris, Henry, Will Evana, Misaes Olga Vihlen, Amanda Sjoblom, Helen Herman, Lamar and Anna Belle T ruitt, Messrs. T. A. D.' Morris, ’ G oodhcart. .Sjoblom, Will Evans, Fred Sjoblorti, Lafayette Humphrey, Walford Pearson, Adolph and Morris Sjoblocj, John Evans. ✓ EAST SANFORD I. D. H art drove hla Ford to St. Augustine on a business trip this week. J. F. McClelland was In Sarasota thla week on bualneaa and also vis­ ited relatives. Mrs. Harry Rivers visited her mother, Mrs. Jennie P rev att- of Geneva a portion of this week. Mrs. Frank Pitta of Geneva avenuo has her sisters. Misses Callie and Lois Grant of Geneva as her gueatg this week. •Charlie and Bob Merriweather have given up their bachelor quar­ ters and moved to town. Ben Monroe was in Jacksonville several days. Mra. Monroe waa with her parents on Sanford Heights meanwhile. Mra. Fred Cowan met with a very painful accident. While wash­ ing a pair of trousers a fish hook in a pocket waa run completely through her hand, cAusing her much pain. Mrs. M. Bryden of Glasgow, ^Scotland, sails on Friday of this week on the Anchor Line ship Cameronin for New York and will arrive Ko.ulfk., Ml*... March 22, 1916, Mr. J. r. Gantry, M*mphl«. T»nn.: oil* Otar Sir —I hav* bran trading Aunt I’atay’. Poultry F*< qo.cfton tI want wanl to aak I*, li *111 trad­ h.n. hav* bran dotnt S Kraal d*al bettor. Rut tb* ouMffon innr Ian h»n* and don't don’t run r an Incu­ ing thla (rad hrap Ik* Sana from aatUnf.. 1 hav* only t*n b*n» _ depend on tb* beni to do th* batobin Sine. Onljr on* of tboa baa l bator, Jutt Mn|, and on* 'baa biia clucking for al laa.t nln* day., and haa bran lajrlnf up until Sun* day. Your llltlf book do*, not touch on thla. I *111 rartalnly apprarlalo any infor* mitlon you ran five me. •#> . . If thla food won t let them quit lent enoui h to Mt I *111 have to quit It for awbil*. for I rartalnly haw* «ot to Varda jprini chf*ekena. Very truly, . A. K. ATKINSON. AHK VOil It DKAIKII FOB \UNT PATHV. I*AT1 THE KOfl PltOOIJCKU 'TAKE NOTHING FINK—IIE TAN OET IT ggft .- fwft * CHIROPRACTIC . OSTEOPATHV BfK ; :r CORRECTIVE EXERCISE DIETETIC EXPERT Wm. H. CROSBY herd shortly ,oti a visit to her son, ~ J , W. Bryden and wlfB. Mr. and M rs.'T hom as Richards, who have been spending some time st Seebring wHl b e'g u est* a t the Chorpenlng home this week, leaving the first of next week for their home in Cleveland, Ohio. J. R. Hayden of Omaha, Neb., who has been in Sanford some time purchased last week from Joe Cam­ eron the place known as the Car­ rier farm, located west of Beardall avenue, and also some flowing well land on Beardall adjoining the first mentioned trac t and haa begun Im­ provement*. Mr. H»yden ha* large business interests in several places north, we understand. He also made a 96.000 purchase of sheep from the Tosahatchce Ranch Co. The John Wilson and John Rus­ sell* Farming Company have pur­ chased ten acres of unimproved land adjoining their forty acre im­ proved farm on the south, facing on Beardall avenue. T. W. Bryden purchased the Guy Ellsworth farm at Cameron City last year of B. A. Howard and this week traded It {or a farm on Bear­ dall svenua bctyirglh** to Mr. How­ ard and Colern place, y< G. C. ChVtnbeflaJ^.-, purchased about six acres of land. ofi-B. A. Howard this week ori Beardall ave­ nue, just north "fit the' .J. C. Ells­ worth place and is preparing to erect a pretty hom e-4t once. Mr. Chamberlain bought ttt« Isfpnty acre improved B. W: Herntfqn .fgrm, • lo­ cated on Beardall j^venue neariy op­ posite his rrsidenct^ocXltSlL) 'j Mrs. A. D orner h as a f in e .'new «■~Overland use. car lust ruled lecture on Missious, which grill be g iv e o Jiu th o Baptist church in the near future. The Woman's Club have erected a slide on the school grounds,* which is keenly appreciated by the younger eet. The Chriatian E ndeavor Society held a temperance program Sunday night, "Alcohol and Buaines* Ef­ ficiency." The subject waa dis­ cussed by Mr. Will Lawton. Cspt. C. E. Brannon explained "Rule 0 ," the famous railroad ‘ rule, suggesting that alcohol would receive a knock out blow if every homo adopted Rule G. . ----- ~ . \ MONROE ITEMS Mra. H. L. Rogers, accompanied by her mother, Mra. Miles returned to her home in Louisville, Ky., on Tuesday. Rev. Johnson of the Baptist church preached two very inspiring sermons on Sunday.* Mr. T. A. Bruce of White Osk, Ga., is visitfng his sister, Mrs. E. Stafford. Supt. D. L. Thrasher visited the Monroe school on Tueaday. Mrs. Webb left Tuesday for Jack­ sonville to spend aeveral weeks wdth her son, Palmier. Mias Helen Iserman of Lake Mary was visiting friends in Monroe on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walling-Weber toft tow where they cxlast week for Bartow pcet ro make their home. Mr. Wal­ ling' .Wiibtr waa civil engineer for the bridge. •**' - " ____ * U 'r experieiuv with man. otiu-rN SPENCER’S BAKERY 1 1 1 Park Ave. Free Delivery BEAN SEED ASK FOR C H A SE & C 0 . MSS A COPY 1* - 'a i n t e AU-atwl equipment. U*ht*. Pullman drawtas room ilopm Diniat rare oa train t m»y r o o ts uni* T a. m. 1 Ft** radioing chilr orach. No. S3 N o. >S No. M No. a* 12:46pm . Bl10.hi 156pa ■:10pm L* Jacksonrill* 4.4Spm 656pm ' U56*» Ar Boroupuh. . 1.16pm 7:20»ra B:lS*m Ar lUehmood_____ . 5:20»m SOOpin Ar W**kio(ton____ _ 7;S0*m-. lO.tfom 1HiOpm U :41am 1:t&*m Ar lUhimnra.------------- . S:46*in 3.01pm 456ujb Ar W. rUtoddpbl*— aitiawa. 450pm Ar N*w York.------- ■ IHOpm7;U*» BUctric If vitinnh DAILY THROUGH TRAINS WEST ALL MEALS SERVED IN D IN IN G CARS KN ROUTE DIXIE FLTKn N*. »4 THE DIXIE LIMITED, N*. f* SOUTHERLAND h . ijL* Jackaoaytlla_*50pai Ire J**4™m*i«* r-- ------. StlKam Lv Jacksonnil* _ 130^ Af Wtytrmi ll:46*m i t Atinn.iL------ «:«7.£ Ar Chitlanoofa r.IX:13pm S470pm f i S s S t — s a t At Nmallrill* __V4i46pca Ar A^1** S .. 2:S»pm Ar CinctaoaU. ' S.OJpm Ar 8(. Lau« ___ 7:06*0. Ar 84. Loula..,. ._... *AOp~v . r. S:Mpa Ar Cklra«o_ Ar O urafo___ TOIua Ar CKksfo ___ _ T;IW ST. LOUIS EXTREND Ns. 17 SEMINOLE LIMITED. N*. S3 Lv Jackson villa____ ____ __________— . S.OOpm Lr — 0:1ifcv Ar »■*.--» __ S :40am Ar W etrem —10:ljp„, Ar Columbus ------ 6:66*m Ar Moutgemery, — a r*>inv Ar rilrrr. In.k.w _ |l<mpSS Ar Nnv Ortaaoa. ~ 0:Mpm Ar iit. I^'.la ----------- -— 7:04am Ar Nashvilla Ar Chicago_____ _—....... .............. *:20am Ar 8L I^ala ---- : . _________ 7:t0im Blast train. Pullman rare. ChlrafO, 84. Louta. Fra* Through atsol Pullman to 81. Loula. Pirn .1.— 1dining chair car, Observation car, eUctrle fans raunortloa mad* at N»w Orleans lor Ban FranrW*. Fufimaa electric lighted drawing room sleepers oa all through trains. Dialog cart a la carte, For 1 rreervalioa, rail or write “ ‘Information “ it ana J. Q. KIRKLAND, DDL Irtish era nsh llotd. ‘ — g—- oral Homelikc - Comfortable - Convenient •WEST SIDE ITEMS Mr. nnd Mra. J. W. McBride took in the Fair at Orlando every Mr. G. W. McDtjugM and fdmily day and, .report it as being fine. 'M fli.-Jlabyn, accompanied by her arc also driving a new auto. ' ' ' H and & Neal are having, tfviwldpr- d a u g h b f r y 'M r s . Jo h n B adger and able of their celery pasi^h'rpugh.tlte tw o bailies ^visite d Mrs. Ben Smith Table Board or Board and Room . Reasonable Rates For Excellent Service Comer of Magnolia Avenue and Fourth Street cleaning process in town tfritj *hip^v at' Paola Stprifay. pod ns extra special. A. K. Powers, , M r.-jtnfT M ra. T. E. Wilson and C. B. Beil, Joe Cam eron a n t i ‘ m any' J a c k iFox toSk th e Fair in on Fri­ others are shipping fine celery this day ill O rlando going down In the week. J. C. Ellsworth shipped' Wilson S tu d e b a k e r car. Rev. D. D. M urston has been a t­ som e of the best celery grtj'wn itf this section, estim ated tp be such by tending the M ethodist tent meeting in town the paat week. * s all who saw it. Mr. and Mr#. McBride, Mr. and Mra. McQueen • motored over to L O N G W O O D P IC K -U P S Hip Hurrah! A good old f a s h io n - ! Titusville and spent the day T u e s ­ The Longwood Hotel Now Open Under New Management Rates $2.00 Per Day and Up Special Rates by the Week D. A. Midgley, Mgr. A A A A A a * « * s * w TT t T t t V V▼V V^ a , A s Longwood, Fla. a » a s s a s 1 m 1 s w s * * * * » t •R I» ** *I x1 AV. A• I f F. ▼▼“ TTT▼ ▼g ▼ ▼a ▼ ▼ xTTT T TTTTT YT aJ a jl j a a a a We are .having* typical Flnride4~‘*'1-~lt*** WrktWtT"ftsTltrfg. day's. MiTitiTirire. orange blossottiH and song from the American ' CASSIA * ,t Nightingale. Miss Leila Royal left fur Jack­ a / ' * sonville last week, where she is tak­ J OVIEDO IT E M S . T h e. Oviedo Hand is . giving n ing a* course at Moisey's Ruafnea* series of Saturd tyj nigiit concerts on College. Messrs, Alien nnd E. A. Wilson the lot opposite .the ^feCall block. The band is' ihajting splendid f>rog- of At inn la, Ga.. were visitors at reas under th*: enlittfclantic leader­ the home of their uncle, Mr. T. J. ship of Mr George 'Mu/guu. Mr.. Wilson Suuduy, Mrs. .Ellen IInil and daughter; A C. Wallnite of tiunforit J»oa boob engaged as ihatruct.df. Mr’ rjm rles Muu. .'of New Smyrna jire AU the I a*c is business rpapaget M tbc- or- jitune of Mrs; W. 11\. Wofford. . Prof. ytK c . 'F in n e y of Zepbyrganiiution. <:^ l, u. • V 1 Hev. Charles GuttrtdgoXuftended V )1 spent! the week end at '.home -' the Methodist District Xl^saioIfiTPy here.* V • institute at Orlande* Messrs. Kirkhltuf nnd. Sears of Edwin Aldine Found delivered a Eustis 1are here bird hunting this strong lecture on "The Americani­ week. * sation of the World." I’rof. PoUnd • John #Ilryan of Cocoa, brdther of was pleasantly surprised to meet U. S. Senator N, P. ‘ Bryan pur­ Mr. Clarence Currie, one ol his chased the McLarty stock of cattle former pupils of the Waycrosa, Ga., and drove them to Cocoa, Monday. Miss yivian Royal is staying with schools. Merle Marshall is on the sick list. her aunt, Mias Grace NfcEwen iu Miss Mary Aulin spent the week Paisley while her grand parents* are end in- town, , . , at Tampa and St. Petersburg. Our community wail saddened ^ M rh lc B rid o liip re p a r^ ^ last Friday morning by the death of T. J. Wilson, J r,, aged 24 years. Mr. Wlslon bad resided ' here for the past two years. He came out hoping to regain his health and strength in our plney. woods. Seem­ ed as if medical aid or nothing could benefit'him . He was cheerful and hopeful up to the end, giving up only when he saw it was so near. His father, step mother, two* step brothers, R. 8. and J. C. Register were at his bedisdo. The interment took place at his home at Green Cove Springs, where he was laid to rest Saturday motoring, amid grief stricken friends and relatives. He leaves a father, wBo lives here, three sisters, Miss Alice Wilson of Green Cove Springs, Mrs. Dotier Dr vane of Tampa and M ql Nathicl Ken­ nedy of I.und?ib England. A ^ isttended the* 'funeral except Mrs. Kennedy. He was a great favorite among both the ^old and, young. His friends Extend -their deepest sympathy - to 'th e ' Bettaved family,. But remember ke I* at rAit in the heavenly home where there will bo no more sorrow knd pain. *'" Co.J acksonvi h e .Fla, a Why We Save You Money roc* in buying fur IW rujc of our thirty yr*r» of erperirn Florid* trade, and Im-ansri of splendid rail and » i t f fsrililira. and low frviglit rntra, * f »avr you utowy on hay, grain, food and flour,1guorantccil th* brat. Itor* use of ntrslrm machinery and proximity to t*-rt crate tiinl»er wc *e!l best quality ornuge bof«. fr’1‘1 »nd vegrl»bIo crates at reasonable priura 1 ■>pr> ** our claimi write for price lists. W. A. Merryday Company Palatka, Florida parking hnUSe. v PRICES Through Trains Daily To WASHINGTON and NEW YORK . for her own sp jt^al ed barbecue and good things galore day. George Edward King is able to i.nd an auction sale of desirable lots NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIAN Longattend school ugain after being at on March 6th. Who says home sick for the past three weeks. wood takes a bark seat MACFADDEN METHODS Mr.McBride has treated his Mrs. Sam* ‘ firewater arid little iiourn: 9 to 12 a. in. I to 4 p. m„ and Ity Appointment ^ daughiler, Kv i lyn bdt Tues< fay for houHe to new banisters 11n*1 his ♦ thiur homt- i n Philtn b'lphiii 1. after front yard to u new wire fence with posts ami yellow tops, and Corner Park Avenue and Ninth Sirret SANIORD, M.OHIDAn spend! 11K 1hr winter at the Long white i > Wood Hotel just had about five acres of hi# new J NFrs Siillu Dinkel has retu rn ed luin! plowed, ready for tiling. to h<>>r ll util I1 in Way nt’sburg, Va., Mr Twin Badger of Tampa spent PUT PLENTY ON THE lifter 11 short visit wit h iier cousin, Monday night with his brother and family, Mr and Mrs. John Badger. BREAD PLATE J. S. Dinkel. The latter aeeompunieti him back Rogers of H inton, M rs Lucy Tueaday in hi# automobile. guest is the of her Virginia W ist if it’s our lirftvd, yntj'll med it. For it is Mi## Ada Stenntrom has Returned tuifpriring how picplc who onlinariy tlo brother, J: S. Dinkel. not i*atv for breitH invuriulily find tlirmMr# Percy Morton is visiting her home after a very 'pleasant vi#it M-lves liking it after tatting the product spent in Tampa. of our ovens. Why not try it and know parents, .Mr. and Mbs. F. If. linns. Mr andSirs, Entnn. Mr and Mr Fo»» was in Longwood Wed­ for yourrelf. Once you trv. you'll nlwayr buy. it our predict inti im-ctl on nesday. where htt lias interest in the Mr-. I lor t h \ and M n •* • STANDARD RAILROAD OF TUE SOUTH Blowers’ Ground LunestOnp m a tes acid soil* sweet. It releases potash sails and im ports strength and vigor to growing crops and tree*. Blowers’ I i tires to n e gy>iind unusually fins readily mixes w itlu h e soil. C ontains n a im ­ purities—-can he A pplied a t a n y tim e — is inexpensive, \\r ite for literature and priotfl* Blowers Lime & Phosphate Co. . Box R 308, Ocala, Florida 1 2 0 0 LBS. A id e a l ’ ‘ f e r t il iz e r | « > b by Wilson aTooMdt ^rcsTiuzca c a Use Ideal Fertilizers And Be Sure of Results For a quarter century Ideal Fertilizers •have produced best crops with the biggest profit. Today, as heretofore, we give you the best combinations of plant food possible. Right Sources Perfect Blends Right Proportions . Write for new catalogue nnd price list. Wc can -“ pent the Market” on prices. Wilson &Toomer Fertilizer Co. M a n u f a c t u r e r s of Ideal F e r t i l i z e r s Jacksonville Florida X - * = ■t ~•*{ S* a �v sCni *.*S * V FORD HERALD DRINK SIX GLASSES YOUR l a s t o p p o r t u n it y t o OF WATER DAILY SECURE THE EXTRA VOTES ' An Interesting Statement by One of the Big Men In the Drug Business ON RENEWAL SUBSCRIPTIONS . V,i‘eH !'iU‘n ° n E m > Sct of 8 Ncw or 0 , d Subacrlp,)y 8 **• M. Ne*t M onday— M ore Prizes Than r ‘U> CanditlalM— Opportunity Tor New C andidates to I nter Hare and Win a Prize— Renew Your Sub­ scription Now and Vote for Your Favorite "•*11. eandiiiatcs now comes the time when it behoves all of you to start in with your big WOrk. The °|I«r on now is the largest vote oner which will be mude during the remainder of the campaign, so do your big work now The off er now on i* your last chain* to secure the extra votes on your renewal sub­ scriptions Don't wait until the last day to do your big reporting be­ cause you will not get us many votes at that time. Take advantage of this offer while it is here. It might be the means of winning th at Kurd cur for you. ■A. E. KIE3LINQ of Houston, Texas, sajrs: **If jou bnve a muddy complexion and dull eyes, you are constipated. BU Classes of water dally and One or two Rexall Orderlies a t nlal>t»*wlll correct this condition and make yon *Dt as s ‘Addle.* Rexall Orderlies, In my opinion, are the te st la la tlre to be bad, and can NO,000 Extra Vot ca be taken by mem women* or childreb." jfist think of it. 80.000 extra votes We hare the eaduilre selling rights tor will be given you on every set of this great laxative. 8 yearly subscriptions that you send or bring in by 8 o’clock next Mon­ day nicht, March 6th doing some, isn'f If If you lake leverjf advantage- of this- offer* you will be able to close up the gap which may now* exist be­ tween you and Home of the other candidates who have a reserve This IS positively your la*l •oppor­ tunity to secure the rextra votes on your renewal subscriptions. After the close of this offer the extra-votes will he given on NEW subscriptions only. Therefore be sure to turn in every subscription po-siblr before llext MHilda y night while you call L. R. PHILIPS & CO. THE REXALL STORE • Davis C p s s Tanks Cost Less-Last Longer Davis Cypress Tanks •withstand excessive heat and moisture, are imper­ vious to acids, do not rust, and last for generations. Davis way arc nu ue dnrable dud rost less to keep in repair than g.»lIvani/ed >u-el tanks. , it can no longer even be claimed for the g.il vani/ed tanks that thrir ini tial i i- less, ow ing to the un preccdented ndva me e in the price of g.t! v.iin.erl -teid and other nn.in i n Now (Stic H tli't t!iI* *\ lIra eltih vote. in your re|3 Mi-Will Mil--millionTin H*' i •! |>lmUn- i- word l hat 1 H ill.' n tr.t offer lilt flow i» t he best 1| extra i»t!« r that wilt lie made during 1 the rein,i*mHer nf ih. . iniptngn and 11 a l n11 flltl. re tune in 11til' i u m p u t g u I: .will it \w JIOfi.HIIIIe fur you to get L more i*x1r.v Voti**i on vt ■' Stlhscrtp L 1101.1* 1tfc.tii •Inn nu t In- ..tier J t|l*t kV! nut mol rn.ii-r th e s e l i n e f ilavi .( the whol e e b a n n e r oi k t im e i " l>ii\ a ! campaign R o u n d up every friend I hut you i an possibly think of ifnd ask t h e m lo s u b s c r i b e for T h e Herald I'liis is \ , . u r o p p o r t u n i t y t o m a k e Up lost t i m e D a v i s p re ■s t \ I .ink f.rl.C2'.iS& 01 liighi Now is the Time lit Enter Enter the c a m p a i g n t oda y while y o u can gel hO.OCIO extra votes on □ ODOOOa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 S AUNT PATSY POULTRY MASH § s A «ur#» p g t jirtufuccr, I* fipvrr fail* fmf arrorrftng I d i l i t s f l i u m ir 8 E. A. Marlin Seed <ompany a o o 5 O O ooooooaooooaoooooaaoooaaao C JltkMn.Ult. Mwld* -w J 'A X F ii'i C U I T •s a l - -*.1*—.n l. mg. It C > msnv >•( o '4 t 1o Ii 01 ht-S Voo*l ss!t■» young 1 .1-. t: *"* rro r "I - •• «*1 17 I'^if i . OLD BONES RUBBER COPPER TIRES BRASS TUBES LEAD ROPE SCRAP IRON SENDIT TOUS WE R£HIT PROMTO Write For Pricelist Pmsai ARHETALCO. 687 C.BAY JACKSONVILLE., n. A., 1 THE ROYAL CAFE For Lathes and Gentlemen Everything llp-to-f)ale REGULAR MEALS 25 Cents 24 MEALS FOR $5.00 We Give Special Attention To Our Cuntomcra Hynes Bldg. Phone 197 I i»M t * l ********w *4 ^ * * * each set of 8 yearlys. Anyone enter­ ing to d a y and starting an active campaign can win a prize. Progress in Southeast Columbus, Gan, March 1. —The Industrial Index aays In its issue fot this week: "Construction activity la increas Ing with the near approach of the spring season, ami busy months In building are anticipated. Announce­ ments are being mude of extensive building plans and numbers of im­ portant construction contracts are being awarded. Numerous cities hrid counties In the southeast have extensive construction plans in A n nectlon with public improvements. "A South Carolina county will vote upon tho issuance of $1,000,000 of road bonds. A district of s Flor­ ida county has voted $350,000 ol road and bridge bonds. DeFuniak Springs, Fla., will vote upon sewer, water works, park and jail bonds. "A company has been formed at Aycock, Ha., with capital stock of $500,000 to manufacture a wood block veneer. **A New York millionaire haa purchased a tract at Palm Beach, Fla., on which he will build a resi­ dence and create an estate at a cost of about $1,000,000. "Twenty-nine corporations were formed during the week with mini­ mum capital stocks aggregating $1,- wrist What ConiradorUm In Stock or Made to Order! Don’t be Bluffed Now candidates, let us tell you something. "You will perhaps hekf “ great many stories from now on that will sound pretty discouraging hut let ’em go in one ear and out the other, for ss s rule, they are ab­ solutely without foundation and are started by those people who have nothing else to do In this world ex­ cept "knock." You know the sort we mean. There are always s lot of "wildcat" atorlea circulated at about this time in every campaign and we have never known of ono yet that turned out to be a Jact. Don’t let them bluff you. Who Will Win Ford . 008.500. "Among the items ol construction The question f o r each of you can­ didates is, "}Vho will win that Ford work to be done, as reported this « Roadster " Naturally every one of week are: „ ; 'Wv. t you would like to win It, so we will give you a few pointers which will help you some the last two weeks. In the first place the winner will be the one w ho.goes right out after every possible subscription from now until Murch 18th. No, sir, thettj Isn’t ono moment you can afford to lose, for in that very momont some one else is working, and you can’t depend on others slacking up be­ cause Vou do. Re the one who doesn't slack up, hut go at full speed until the finish (in to every house, i iii confine yourself io your friends and ’p eople you know, go to every one ami m ake them feel the neces-it> of giving you their subscrip­ tions at once. If you neglect asking a -ingle person you are losing a pos-dde opportunity to secure u sub­ scription. and remember th a t those whom you fail to ask are sure to be asked by some one and why not that some one be you. Hurry up a little and get there first You must cover • very hit of territory and cover It right, (or if you go about it in a half hearted sort of way people will not lie so willing to help you. Some one who is just a little behind you is going to pans you unless you collect all your energy and go alter It with your lists doubled up. Put your whole heart in the work and never let a possible subscriber get away from you. Don't let one of your co-workers win m your place, for you are just a- capabl e <>f winning us they are. *i .Lu will have to possess th a t self confidence th a t will win out in any o. . upu'.ioo and just stick u n til t h e curtain 1- dra w n —S aturday, March 18th. East Club Offer Ends The last and best club vote offer to he made during the rem ainder of the campaign ends next Monday night Cash every promise and line up every prospect w’hile you can gel the extra votes on your renewal -ub-criptlo/js. La Grippe And Fever Cored Struct ural steel of nil kiwis a specialty— I-beams, channels, angles, stays, holts, etc. Hardwoods in variety— ash, birch, cedar, cherry, cypress, m ahogany, maple, ouk and white pine. The Memll-Stevens Company Good Service—Quick Delivery Com plete lines carried in stock. Best equipped machine shop in Southeast for spcciul work. A com plete force of workmen ready for road work a t all times. Particulars and quotations on short notice. Wire, phone or write us. • "A partm ent house, Atlanta, Ga.; bank building, Altoona. Ala,, and Tiflon, Ga.; Cocoa, Da., voted $36,000 of bridge bonds and S anta Kosu county, Florida, will vote upon bridge bonds; church buildings, H a rt sell, Irondale and Now D era­ tin', Ala., Cochran and Tifton, Gn., Scranton, S. C., and Zephyrhills, Fla : clubhouse, Biloxi, Miss.; jails, Long Beach, Mias.; ami Orange­ burg. S (*.; hotel buildings. New* S m yrna and i’cnsncnla, Hu.; office building addition, Jacksonville, Fla.; factory buildings, Columbia and N o rth Augusta. S. C .; roads, Bald­ win. <'liamber*. Monroe and Wilrox counties, Ala.; garago building; Gainesville, Ga.; school building*; Gnim—vdie, (la . and Liberty, Miss. Construction contracts have been awarded as follows; Bridge, C layton county. Ga.; garage building, Co­ lumbus, Ga,; road; Leon county, Fla.; sciiool buildings, Okeechobee City, F la. and Ridge Springs, S. C.; sea wall. West Palm Bench, Ha. "Industrial plants will be estab ­ lished as follows: "Bottling plant, Clanton, Ala ; con cj-ote brick jdunt, Greenville, S. C.; cigar factory, West T am pa, Fla. bleaching and dyeing, plant, uTpelo Miss.; gas plant. Palm Beach, Fla.; ice factories, Gadsden, Ala., and Woodville, Miss.; organ factory, # Jacksonville, F la./ flour and grist mill, Sumter, S. C. A railroad in eastern Alabama will tie e x te n d e d ’ ’ m •' 9 n’ •v.*V Merrill-Stevens Company 600 to 654 East Bay Street Jacksonville, Florida Saved Girl’s Life *'[ want lo tell you wliat wonderful benefit I have re­ ceived from the use of Thedford’s Black-Draught,” writes Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky. "It certainly has no equal for la grippe, bad colds, liver and stomach troubles. I firmly believe Black-Draught saved my little girl’s life. When she had the measles, they went In on her, but one good dose of Thedford’s Black-Draught made (hem break out, and she has had no more trouble. 1 shall never be without : BLAck-DraughT s M anatee and t all at Blue Spring An immense m anatee or seu cow With,Ji J u d t grown -*«l< are making' headquarters at Bluo Spring, .a few miles from Orange City on the S Johns. The mnnuttcc is quite tame, and liei quietly 1ft t h e water whilo s boat is rowed over - her and the rulf Several very good pictures have been taken of the two. There is u very heavy 'fine for killing or matthTng a manatee, and as these two uni mats are being .very carefully watched by govesnmont agents they may escape des^-uctlorf. Nail* Used in Surgery, ll Is Raid that common iron nails *Thcer is something rather un­ arc now successfully used t>y surgeons In the repair of broken bones, Tho nails, which aru used to hold the pieces In place whllo the healing process goes on. are soon covered with a sort of fust-resisting membrane and tnetr proaenco occasions no trouble- or tU! ufleets. Hloux City (la.j surgeons re­ port esses In which nails and even iron stovepipe wire havo been used for this purposo. * PAGE ^ In my home." For constipation, indigestion, headache, dizzi­ ness, malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and all similar ailments, Thedford’s Black-Draught has proved Itself a safe, reliable, gentle and valuable remedy. If you suffer from any of these complaints, try Black*Draught It Is a medicine pf known mfcrit Seventy-five years of splendid success proves its value. Oood for young and old. For sale everywhere. Price 25 cents. ^ 3 . ••I W N M tW fttttM W n llM vT.U DIFFERENT CROPS REQUIRE DIFFERENT KINDS OF *• FERTILIZERS * W hile the basic elements are the same fll© amounts of the Ingredients vary. • canny .about- Blue Springs, which harbors sea food and sea animals. Two years ago tho spring was full of imtpense sea crabs, and' now a manatee and calf, which jire found, su a rule;'only neat the ocean have spent several weeks in the spring. There is evidently a subterranean passage or spring between the spring anil salt water. The color of the water reminds one very much of tho Gulf Stream water seen from Minim. —DeLand Ncwa. FAVORITE FERTILIZERS ARE MADE TO MEET THESE CONDITIONS. , Each sack is m arked to show the Im portlA t elem ents. S p e & l Formulas for All Florida Crops tyrite for Quotations. AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS, INSECTICIDES. INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER COMPANY Quick’s Chili Tonic cured my husband of LaGrippe and Fever after the doctor's Optimistic Thought medicine sad other medicine* failed. h e meditates evil (or himself who LULA C. ROACH, Drifton. H a. . meditates it 'for another. Sold by L. K.Thilips A C a. 25c JACKSON VIEfffi. FLORIDA. DINNER 6 t h , 10:30 BRASS BAND BARBECUE DINNER FREE PRIZES a. FREE LOTS Choice lots in this coming town of opportunity will be auctioned on easy terms. This is the town whereover 11,000 acres of land has been leased by experienced Penna. oil operators and drilling will begin soon. Buy some of these lots and get the benefit of the advance which is sure to come. Special cars at excursion rates will be arranged for. Everybody welcome if you buy or no,t, Come. Train No. 80 going north due at Longwood 2:05 P. M. will stopiday of sale. ‘ Burton Bros. Realty Co., Wilson, N. C, Selling Agents rM �THE SANFORD HERALD THE SANFORD HERALD It. J. HOLLY, Editor W. M. HAYNES, Business Manager THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY m i 0MB YKAB• ■••*•••• NX MONTHS.......... r a t a months. . . . Sanford should have a big cele­ bration of some kind and invito the people to visit this city and see what we have to offer the homeaeeker and There is investor and the tourist no valid reason for drying up an blowing 'away and unless we wake up and puM off a good stu n t or two during the winter aeaaon Sanford will lose its place on the map. •windier who is-now under arrest at Tam pa, for operating a ‘'broker­ age"' buiinen in New York, skipped o u t of that city, the police authori­ ties took possession of his office. Long after his disappearance mon­ ey continued to pour in by mail at the rate of about $15,000 a day. Really, it sometfmes seems absurd to work hard for an honest living when there are so many .people eager to help a man live luxuriously w ithout working. "T here’s a sucker bom every minute!" Did mortal man ever give voice to a more truthful declaration. Men of the Lyman type, in spite of publicity given for years to "gold brick" and other fraudulent schemes, can mercilessly rob supposedly in­ telligent men and women year after year, while these same people turn deaf ears to honest men and honest business propositions. We have in this city men who need a few dollars to make safe and sure ventures successful, but they strive from year to year to support and fail. And a swindler of th e Lyman type can drop in, emit a few hurrahs and secure sup­ port upon a proposition that is ab­ solutely fraudulent. What is true of Tirngpa is true of all other cities, and wV wonder sometimes if "com­ mon sense" isn’t merely a figure of speech. Another T estim onial CALUMET BAKING POWDER The President’8 Wedding Cake ♦ Tha Sanford lodge of Elks will take up the Big Brother movement and look after the boya and young men. Not only should the Elks do this work but every man in Sanford ehould he interested In it. The work of the association recently T h e easy m anner in which L ym an formed to give the boya a place for .recreation nt the Parish House and m en of his ty p e swindle the should ptso bn encouraged in every public brings to m ind the famous ■Way for It means much to our young song, " T h e Lobster is the Wise Guy • sult*. These ladies use C a lu m e t exclu­ sively in all their citizens. I r ALL E N D S W E L L T o err is hum an, to confess error t I s . m anly. T h e s ta te com m ittee . grievously erred and the s ta te com‘m itte e made a m an ly confession. T h e people owe it a debt of g ra t­ itude. It saved the s ta te n ’ hurtful cam paign and the D em ocratic party possible disruption in the rn d it proved itself to be truly Demo­ cratic and not the tool of u few pol­ iticians. This episode, now so * happily closed, as fur us the real Democrats arc concerned, a.hould teac h design­ ing p o l i ti c i a n s th a t it is dangerous to a tte m p t to ta m p e r with the basic rights of a few people. T h ey may often mislead the people, they may ta k e away their property anti s q u a n ­ der their money, and the people will en dure und som etimes app lau d ; but when basic rights, like the ballot are ta m p e re d with, retribution always comes aw iftyly.—Jacksonville Free Press. T H E O R E T IC A L L Y S P E A K IN G Orlando ia having trouble with th e drinking water again the algae g ettin g into the luke supply as it does every season anti m aking a bad smell Joe Reese of the ReporterS ta r Buys th a t the report recently compiled by the w ater co m p a n y shown that the water in "bacteriolog irull> pure" lull the smell in ntlll there and u is r.Nji fiT difficult tu rou.vince the people liiut pure wuter could possibly have such u " p u tr e s ­ c e n t" odor. We have known of Or­ lando people coming to Sanford und objecting to the smell of sulphur in the Mowing wells hut no one has ever found anything in sulphur w ater th at could lie harmful and m any people come here to drink the sulphur water for the many benefits to lie derived therefrom We would advise the Ortando peopte to either come to Sanford or drink Elder Springs Water which is being curritd there in great q u antities for their delectation. was p r e p a r e d by Mrs. M arian’ Cola Fisher and M i s s Pansy Bowen, both of whom are known, t h r o u g h o u t the United S t a t e s - a* experts in Domes­ tic Science work. T h i s Wilson-Gslt Wedding Cake was worthy, of the occa­ sion in every re­ spect. Calumet Baking Powder was used In its preparatlon and both the .above named ladies hesrti)y recom­ mend Calumet Bak­ ing Powder l&r ita purity, .wholesomenesa, economy and n e v e r failing re­ work. llectired Jlighett Aw ard World'a Purr Food Exposition, Chicago; Faria Expoaition, France, March, 1912. H U N T I N G A N D F IS H IN G E v e ry time the legislature meets there are laws passed to regulate the huntin g and Ashing in the stale, in case a good hunting nr fsiting law ii passed it remains on the s ta tu te hooks for two years and the next legislature comes along anfl repeals the law or tacks on uu am endm ent th a t kills, the real i n t e n t of the law. It seems to the m an who is looking on t h a t these laws ure framed by legislators who know absolutely nothing about the gam e and fish of the s ta te . Other laws are framed by those who no doubt wish to confuse the public mind and cloud the real issue, making it possible to break the law l>y eliminating the strong point* ib a t would mnke the law ef­ fective. People killing a doe at this time of the year usually find them with young anil in killing a doe the hunter kills both the young and old. This slaughter will in a few years wipe the deer from Florida. A law should be passed either m aking a close sea­ son of five years for deer or the law should lie amended allowing the killing of the d m only in the months of November and Decem­ ber A lu» closing the season on turkey for three years wolll I also stop tlie WRrtlesule killing of these emblems of American history und wave these birds th a t will if protect­ ed ' m a k e Floridu u sportsm an's purnd.se in u few years. Hon. Forrest Lake, representative of Senunole ha* repeutedly told tineditor of the Herald th a t the sports­ men of Florida should get together and fram e laws th at would absolute­ ly protect tin' gumc und fish of this stute. T h a t he knew absolutely nothing about hunting and fishing as he never indulges in these sports and there is no doubt b u t th a t other legislators ure of the sam e mind. Therefore, it behoves the people of Seminole, the sportsm en, the fish­ ermen a n d the citizens generally to get to g eth er and find out exactly what th e y want and huve the nekt legislature wipo the insufficient laws from the books and let each county h a v e a law t h a t will take care of tW ir particular section of the s ta te as regards fish and game. TH E SUCKER BIRTH HATE In coromentiji;’ upon the manner people allowed the now celebrated Dr. Joiin Grant Lyman to rob them of their hard earned dollars, the Auurv. T he wer had beep planned for gusts Chronicle has thlg to sax: ' When Dr. John G rant Lyman, the aoraa forty or more years, and <it hurst with Huch suddenness on E u ­ rope th a t the orators did not have time to get in their work." In the south the voice of neither Lee. Jackson. Johnson, Longstreet, Beauregard, nor any of the fighting generals were heard for war, and those whose impassioned eldquence stirred the people up to the fighting point were not heard a fte r the fighthegan, and we guess t h a t th e sam e fact held truo in the north. Fighters are not orators, and o ra ­ tors are not fighters. GKAPEVILLE AND UPSALA Mrs. Lundquist visited at the dau g h ter's, Mrs. H. G. I.undquirs, M onday. Mr. George Cl^rk and grandson, Churlie went down to Monroe on the j i t n e y ,,Tuesday to scy the new bridge there. -Mrs. T y n e r ’a nfcpie was accident­ ally om itted last week from the lilt of those present at Mrs. Bertelson’a b irthday party. Mr Nelson und H arry Weeks were visiting at Mr N orm an SwanA num ber of the babies have been sick this week, most of them with th e prevailing m alady, th e grippe, am ong thrfiTwcrc Mr. Ericson'a, M r. E lm er Lundquist'a, Mrs. J o h n Lundu is t.u n d ye correspondent are ulao avitig a tussle with it. N orm an Swanson gave-ids a u t o a thorough overhauling last week. In (he m eantim e footing it to his work ut- the cur shops. Mrs. T om T y n e r expect* to leave S atu rd ay for a short visit sister at Windermere. Charlie Cramer was a welcome S Bank For Everybody SANFORD, FLORIDA If. R. STEVENS F. L WOODRUFF Vke-PreskUo* visitor a t Sunday school and churcK from Sanford Sunday, and on Wed­ nesday he was out again with )\ls friend, Mr. G rant of Jdassachuaetta, visiting with friends In this locality. They are both staying at • Mrs. Colter's. Messrs, Thompson and Hawkins are off again* on a dog hunt this For Sale— Fine tots on M yrtle Wanted— Work by good male avenue, a t rock bottom prices for white cook and baker. Address C. cash. ' Also two story .house dprner W. Young, Genl. Del., Sanford. FI*. Oak and Fourth stree t. A pply.410 Oak avenue. • 59-Stp Wunte«|—-Palmetto pine or cy For Sale-^-Wholeaale. f is \ bpsfnes* press logs.-I 8.* Sherman. Sanford 66-3tr> nets, fish boats, launches,' aUl.’^ L Boat. Y ard.-1’; Vincent. ' ‘28-tf * intendent is expected here to begin a scries of m eetings Sunday p t *3 o'clock and again in th e evening. On M onday he expects to go to Kuatia, ao on t h a t evening Rev. Morey will preach for us. then probably for the rest of the week b ro th e r Albertson will have charge. Let us give them a rousing welcome here, thaee good servants of the Master, and do our p art to make their effort* a success, for C hrist's sake.' i For Sale— 10 acres very fine ntucfc Mcllonville avenue. 56-1 ti> land, located on Dixie Highway and convenient to rniltoad station un­ N »ll<f of Application for Tat llrrd I ndrr .Section S of Ckaplrr 4S8S. L a o . »r n„, der drainage cleared nothing better Ida anywhere for celery, potatoes or any Nolle# la herab, ,t**n that J... \ »m purrhaaor of T a i O t t lf ln t , \ .. crop. $110.00 an acre cash. Would eron, 2 2 I t , <101*11 tha t t h itay ol S take good auto for part paym ent. A It la v 4. baa Bled *»ld coftl0r.tr « m, u!!tco, and baa mada application l..r i», P. P. McGraw, 202 E. Robinson, drrd to laaua In nrcoriianro out, Said cartlAeatn embrace* the lollooinf .1.. Orlando, Fla. * 53-4tp cubed property allualed In SominnU Lost— N e a r lQth a n d Sanford week. For Sale— 100,000 nice Globe to­ nut> last evening a grip: Rewurd I Rev. Ericson preached a good ser­ m ato plant*. $1.00 per 1000 • O. C return to Geo. H y m a n , 619 Park mon to an appreciative a u d i o n c e o n B ryant, Wagner, Florida. 48-9tp Sunday here. W anted—Good- second hand me­ For Sale—G asatove. Call at J.E Rev. Albertson of DeLand, our dium site refrigerator. Cheap tm Pace'a office. ' 36-tf much loved - Sunday school super­ Too la te to Classify I hereby announce my candidacy lor roelection lo the office of member of the f u r l ) board of publlr Instruction of SomInole county, DUtrlrt No. 2. S. C D IC K S O N . At the requeet of many taapayera and rltlsena, I have decided to become a candi­ date for county eomralaalcner, for the 3rd DUtrlrt of Seminole coun t). Florida, aub jert to the Democratic primary of June Cth. Hating lived In what la now Seminole county for upward* ol .40 yeara I feel jus­ tified in making this announcement. If elected I will u m mv* beet judgment and Influeore for th« welfare of the taapayera and upbuilding, of our county. Soliciting the support of the taapayera nod qualified voters of District No. S, I am Respectfully yours. . L- Jr HARTLEY. Jr. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING U All Local Advertisements Under This Heading THREE CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. ta * h .. John Wilson,- Box 1127 m t*. For Sab' Lot on First street, o p ­ posite Robbins Nest Hotel. Y6u ran buy thjs property cheap on liberal terms. Robert R urksbaum . T am pa. Fla. 66-2lp *— One 6 cylinder Stude•15 Model, 7 passenger »r Electric sta rte r and ■ne-man lop Cheap for A: (), Motor Co., Sanford, 66-9tc FOR RENT ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ ■ For Rent— Two furnished rooms, 317 West Second St. 20-tfc House for Rent No. 115 West N inth St. Apply to H. C. DuRore. 112 N Park Ave. 37-tfc For R ent— Good building. 42 x 20 feet, galvanized iton for waiehouae or factory. Inquire E. J. Taylor, 116 French. 51-3lp WANTED Tn. North 20 ** S. «l s v\ , Han*, i I will w ean low Shoes and Slippers for.spring dress---s»nshine shoes*—the d a i n t i e s t uiu ever 'saw are here. Shoemaking is an art, when it comes to such shoes. EVERY SHOE A PICTURE Oxforda, pumps and sandals in wells and turn aolea— many with high Loula and Caban hcebr. Norcliics In Broaxr/Midnlght Bine, Sea (Jail Grey. Twilight Blue and Battleship Grey and Patent Leather. J. W. DICKINS ; ; is? Jufftlmnk i t has ^ or thirty ycSn, through m a small beginning to ♦ this part of the state. ’ <$r For Sals— 1 sideboard, 1 leather covered couch, 1 . fevolvlng hook ease, 1 gasoline range, 1 Junior vio­ lin. 1 settee and chairs to thatch. Inquire 106 E. 3rd St. Sanford, Fla. . F.ggpl Eggs!—S. G. Rhode Island Red eggs from prise winners. $1.50 per 15. Cockerels $1.50 to $2.00. Choice Berkshire pigs. Day Old b u y chicks, 10c. Phone 8711. R. L. Garrison, Sanford, Fla. 66-4tp .. it Hrpsrim rnl of (hr Inferior U S Land Office at Cainrtsillr f • January 2'* t '• Notice l« hereby flvan (ha* J a h M Cuetr* of Wekltra, Fie , who on J * - j a r > *29. 191 J. made Ilomeatcul Knirt No 011649. for W H ol N E W . Section I Town • kip 20 South. Hinge 29 ) *«t Tellahe***-* Meridian. h u filed notice o f M r n i m n iu milts three year pioof, to eetaMteS rlum to the lend above deecrtl •<! before rlrrk of Circuit Court at Rtnford. Florida, on ihr 16lh day of M arik, 1916 Claimant names at witneeee* Eugene Hush, of Wektwa. Florida Al- Von llurbleae, of Wekiwa. Florida A. C. Mpfnrd of Sanford. Florida William rhOlman, of Wekiwa. Fl«*r* la I l O B E K T W. D A V IV. Reflate# 47-Tuee A Fri-lOtc r e a l i z l For Salo—Team mare mules, will Uke $150.00 ca*h...halanra monthly payments. Will sell separate. lust be told befbf# March 1st. * C. 8. Adams. Altamonte Springs Fla. ‘ 54-4tp •• 4, For-Ttent—,5 room house, 422 Pal metto, $10 per m onth. ' W. M Haynes. IfeTBld' Office. 41?-tf For Sale— Rubber . Tire StandSee J. T. Allen, Seventh and hope buggy practically new. leas than half original coat. S. M. Laurel for heavy hauling, plowing Schwarts on Golden Lake R. D. and cutting. He ia prepared to do •U kinds of team work. Phone 304. « 50-12tc For Sale -The boat high and dry house lots in "Georgetown." Cor. 10th S t..and Bay Ave. Cheap and easy pay menu. Address Box 1162. 54 tf :„ v , Sec. Board and room by day or week G«V\ City House. 29-tf' For Ront—Light housekeeping For Sale— Four good mules, wag­ apartments, close in. Electric light on and harness, farming implements and gas. 209 East Fifth St. 66-2c etc. P. O. Box fl38. 65-tfc For Sale or Rent—Several houses Magnolia and Palmetto avenue*. W. J. Thigpen. 29-tf - Kinrida, to-*lt: N W t* . SO arroa. Tha aaln land being a* m ini al thf cist* of Ihr tasuanr* of aurh r m n r t f* In lh«* narrir of Unknown. Pries* •• liA n lt vhail t»a ftdramrti arronling • ,« tat dratl will iaaur thrreon.on the 11 f fa, of April, A D. 1910 YVit neu my official aignaturr m l >r*l thin tha 3rd day of March. A I* l' i». (••al) K. A D O U G LA S S (dark Circuit Court Seminole » t.» Dy'V. M Mrlia/iial I* * For Rent , v I rooms over t < Yoweil A Go FOR SALE Nancy Hall sweet pots . J. F. Arail, Sanford 61-9tp 24 lb. Bags Floor • J 12 lb. Bags Floor - • 3 cans 2 lb. Tomatoes • 3 lb. cans Tomatoes • 3 cans Coro - • - * 1 gal. cans Peacock Syrup 1-2 gal. cans “ 1 doz. Lemons • • • 1 lb. Botterioe - •* 3 a n t Tomato Soop » • 3 cans Vegetable Soup • 3 cans 1 lb. V.C.B. Beaos 2 cans 2 lb. V.C.B. Beans 2 1-4 lb. Pkgs. Bran 6 cans Baby Cream 3 lb. cans Pie Peaches • 3 lb. cans Pie Apples • A BANK having a broad operating policy, offering positive security for de­ posits and affording a modem bapking service, can be a bank for everybody. It is upon these principles that the PEOPLES BANK transacts business. , We invite new accounts on the basis of complete equipment a n d unexcelled service. lieFirst National Bank, Sanfojd, Florida THE F A R M E R ’S F , R I E N D ” �If * * ■ V■»-------- - ■: f f wf ijjr iisJHR| Sjfff * * | | jCoSHta *.d» 1 ; 53 « 9 iJ THE SANFORD HERALD - PAGE FIVE ____________ Mr.. A. Brunson of Chicago |a th her ughter. Mrs. A C. Wallace at -I I french men avenue IN AND ABOUT THE CITY :: Z k"K an,nd,,fmiu *uy with’ *« Little Happenings— Mention ; \ Bnstir Brown and his dog Tige of Matters In B r ie f were the center of attraction in front Personal Items of of Dirkina Shoe Store yesterday nfter noon and little Ouster # In te r e st la a m a a a a a m a a a a a a a a a a a i la a a a a a a a a m a a a a a M m a a m a m M a ABOUT PEOPLE ...AND EVENTS... WOMAN’S CLUB A RESUME. QF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP'TO DATE Add™* d C w w l n i k w for iklt CJ.™ . I* "SatWfy or rkoM Mil, K A. T n b t t , PV*m No. “ J * The Big Fnrnitiire Store of. Club Calendar A ttention is called - to th e fine program' of R uniarf music which will bo rendered a t th e Woman'a Club on S atu rd ay (tomorrow; after­ noon at which time D#. Allen, violin Instructor from Rollins College will give several numbers. This is an o p p o rtu n ity t h a t will be much en­ joyed by lovers of music. Mias Florence F rank is director of the program. Every one in Sanford may have the o pportunity of a t ­ tending for the amall aura of ten cents. T he proceeds will be applied on the* piano fund. T he mufic d e ­ p a rtm e n t ia making a strenuous effort to meet the paym ents on the piano and ahould have th e loyal support of every m em ber of the club not only on this occasion b u t always and especially until this beautiful in s tru m en t has been paid for in full. ________ Annual Business M eeting * i f FLORIDA la a a tta a a a a a a a a m itja iirtftJiftftitflc a a a iia a tta fla a M fltta a a ita ) K«od talk on the virtue* of nuster -4 > c • . Leap Year Dance Evelyn and Agnes Berner, Mrs. {! Summary of the Floating Small J l Brown shoes. Tige did several good "C.nts and all the children received Attractive decorations g»ve dis- D. Chittenden, Mias L au ra C h itten Talks Succinctly Arranged for ruler* and whistles ami ihe Huater tinction to the Leap Y e a r dance den, Mrs. T. D. Hayes, Mra. Roy Hurried Herald Readers Brown Shoes and the Dickins Shoe given by the Social D epartm ent nt Syrnes, Mrs. Warren Tyler and Mra. ........................................................ ........ Store received some good advertls. the Woman'a Club on Tueedfty Minarik. The hours were s p e n t In -.»* evening, with Mra. R. E. Tolar, delightful informality with delicious B. F. H a m p to n ,le ft for his home Big. •< f t hostess. About the rooms, masses refreshments of straw berry ice cream in Jacksonville y esterday uftcr Shoe Shine Sland of red roses with quantities of the and cake. spending several days here on busi­ Open next dubr to Allen’s The­ whlto star jessamine vine, carried ness* atre. Open day and night and Sun- out the flower and color, red and Cicnic at Geneta f erry H ave ft few ImAfils Black Valen­ ni°i ning’t. l.adie* can vend green, adopted by the club. Mvkslc Among the Inforifcsl affairs'o( the t i n e Bean seed. ‘/\ek for prices. "hoes to stand. Sent for and d e ­ was furnished by Mra. Houses and week was the delightfully pleasant S u t t o n Crate Co. * • £ 41 tf livered. 4 ltfc Mr, Allison Wltherington. Punch outing and,fish fry a t Geneva Ferry, 1 ________ T h e most complete line of Flowers. was served throughout the evening on Wednesday, given by Mra. W. P. T m Hook* Will ( lose April |*( by Mrs. Mary Syrnes and Mrs. R ibbons and Hala In the city. OR. Fields in h>nor of her house gucats, r**payers please tak e notice that Minnie Jones. * ( r >¥ D ER WORK A SPECIALTY. Mrs. Mra. Seym our and Misa H atU e Grace E. Williams. > *tate ami county taxes become de­ A banana-nut salad caufse; w ts Clapp. On the banka of th e river, / linquent nfler April First, aftei served with coffee- a n d . whjpped Invites you to visit it when fish were fried and enjoyed with the A full aupply— cuke, tpm ato, pepwhich date, as provided by law, cream a t the intermission. Assisting you come to Jacksonville. contents of well filled baskets of per, eggplant a t D u t t o n ’s. Bean real estate on which taxes remain with re fresh men u were Mra. R. A. T he ann u a l business meeting and picnic lunch. Spending the d ay in a n d po tato aeed. 4 1-tf E v e r y facility accorded unpaid, will be advertised and sold Newman, chairman of the d ep a rt­ this delightful fashion were Dr. and election of officers was held a t th e M rs. Herbert L y m an , Mrs. Kings­ for taxes, and cxrcutloni will l*e ment, Mra. D. A. Howard, Mis* If y o u n e e d Mra. Robson, Miss Sallle Robson, W oman'a Club on .Wednesday after­ visitors. ley a n d Misa Perkins of the Alta­ issued and placed in bunds of the Lillian Herring and Misa Saldee noon with Mrs. J. W. Dicklns pre­ Mr. apd Mra. Polk, Mra. E. * L. Furniture, Carpets, etc. etc. m o n te —Forest City -section were in sheriff against personal property on Williams. T h e Leap Year dance Utqwne, Mra. * Charles, Mr. Jam es siding. T h e annual reports of of­ the c ity yesterday calling on which taxes remain unpaid was one of the most enjoyable of the Moore, Mra, Bailey, Mrs. Elisabeth ficers and d epartm ents were re­ w r i t e us for SPECIAL friends. In making inquiry in regard to d u b entertainm ents this s e a s o n ., P R I C E S a n d CATAStephens, Miss J u n k 'W a d d e ll and "a ceived showing t{iat tho club has For that G O O D GU LF CANO- real estate be sure and furnish been a busy organisation during its Those present were Mr. and Mrs. number of little folka. LOGUES—we can always L IN E and S U P R E M E AUTO OIL description of same a* found on i R. A . Newman. Mra. Puleiton. Mrs. third year of existence. T he report : : : • h o n e H . B. Coney, Agt, No. 1 10 . of the president was one of sugges­ save you money Embroidery Circle >0Ur 1 Mary Syrnes. Mrs. B. A. Howard, J NO I> JIN'KINS • . \ ' *• 14-tf tion for the future welfare of the Mrs. AUun Jones, Mr. and Mrs. ,, , , . . . . _ . The menfbera df the Em broidery I a v ( idler!of. Srmiinde County Mr. George G. Herring, J r , sum Geo. Bishop. Dr and Mra. B u tt, | Cird(l wcrc charmingly en tertained club, dealing largely with com­ flit Ht c Mr and Mrs W P. Carter, Mr. and |iy Mrg H L Glblon on Wednca- m unity interests as well as helpful­ of J u d g e and Mrs. George G Her­ ness for officers and Individual mem­ Mrs. U. W. Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon. ring of Sanford has passed success­ MONEY Ilf TELEGRAPH A fine Victrola Forrest Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. added much to the pleasures of the ber*/ T he secretary'* report gave fully, according to the official list a brief resume of efub activities not published, his examination for a d ­ Western Union Announce* Kxtebdrd Boll of Atlanta, Mr. and Mra. W. E. enjoyable afternoon. At the re­ embodied In other reports. The man of th e com m ittee to pass th e Wntaon, Mr. and Mr*. J. 8. Wilson, mission to the Naval 'Academy nt Service freshment hour a fruit snlad courae bill, but representatives from N o rth treasurer's report was gratifying, Mr. and Mrs. Webb, Mr. and Mr*. Annapolis, Md. , During the past few years the was served. Those present were and South Carolina led a persistent showing u gain in the lessening of Hal Wight. Mijses Laura Fish, Olga Mrs. (J. W. Spencer. Mr*. Claude T h e moat complete line of Flower*, We s t e r n I ’m on T e l e g r a p h C o m p a n y ooppoaltion and fillibuster up to club indebtedness. The music de­ Schultz. Clarissa Starling, Saidce Herndon, Mrs. W. E. Watson, Mrs. Ribbons and Hats In the city. OR­ lias been hi the v a n of public s e r ­ partment, subm itted n splendid re­ 5:3Q p. m.. when C hairm an Lewi*, William*. Anne Higgins, Lillian Hig Ratliff. Mr*. Hopson, Mrs Lawson, DER W O RK A SPECIALTY. Mr*. vice cor por ati on* in p u l l i n g nut new gin*. Adelaide Higgins, Lillian Her Mr* Coney and Miss Charlie Seay. port of active service and future aided by Mr. Mann, atte m p te d to ■.crvi.es to meet m o d e m IlllSlll*-" Grace E. Williams. Then plans. Reports wore made by the obtain action on the bill. i’ll*' riiilljiiuiv ring and Messrs A B Wallace. Ar­ F ra n k Baker, a well known in and -pn'i.il d em a n d * Webb of N orth Carolina, made a Literature nnd Social D epartm ents. thur Yowell, E(nesl Galloway, Mor­ suranco man and booster of Miami n o « i hnounee* a n o t h e r i n n o v a t i o n ris Spencer. Hume Humph, Ralph T he ('lub voted to calf" a mass motion to adjourn, and the southern (■erronaI Mention lor t he lieuelit of it* p n l r on* The representatives voted greaily with .left yesterday for his home after Mis* H a ttie Clapp left yesterday I meeting of the Comrprrciu! Club We st e r n I nioli C o m p a n y a n n u s t h Wight. Hilly Lefller. Billy Stringthe N orth Carolina Fillibustera. I t spending severul days here attending and W om an's Club on Friday night fellow. Kari Schultz and Mr. Getfor Euntis after spending n few transfer* by t e l eg r ap h a n e n o r m o u s was really a vote against the BIB, the meeting of the S tate Drainage (tonight; at tho W om an’s Club for weeks with Mrs W. P. Fields a m o u n t of mo n e y a n d her etofor e zofl of llurtow. Association. Mr. linker was n resi­ the purpose of discussing the pro- Tho uyes and nays were called, and t h e «cruder* of ItuVuey h a v e no( been Frank Clark, Hears and Wilson lient of Sanford about twenty years 1‘nicilta Club Mr and Mr*. Clarence C arter jiosed t riebration for the week of per mi tt ei ) to iti ilude in t h e tran*frr* voted against tho bill. Mr. S p a rk ­ ago, being u telegraph operator fur March 20 th. Announcement was The iTiscillua with a number of have returned from a short visit to any coi ninunicall oli of a busi ne ss or the Western Union Co made by the chairman of the Baby man was paired with a su p p o rter of personal c h a r a c t er t o t h e payee. frieiul* were delightfully entertained the home folks at Valdosta, Ga, I feel ashamed for tho Week Cam paign committee of the the bill. Mrs, J. H. Bruton and rhildren *urh i n f o r m a t i o n being rrij uir ud to on Thursday afternoon by Mra. A. E. sou th yesterday, in the action they left y esterday for Jacksonville where lie sent by s e p a r a t e me ss a g e Mis* Harriet Lombard of Boston. proposed program for Baby Week, Among the pleasure* of the t ' n d e r Hill took on the bill." March t to 11th, which included a they will make their future home thi' ill's a r r a n g e m en t * . Mass, ha* been spending a few days however, afternoon a "nut contest" was much Mr*. B ruton has leased a budding t ransf e rs b e t we e n p o i n t * ' in t h e enj oy ed with Mrs. Walter Hand, while cn jilay by the children at the club on West Ad ams street and will have I tilted State* may i n c l u d e suc h In Mrs. L om bard house on Friday evening, March 10 Participating In the happy times route from Tam pa. a room ing house. Mr Bruton will f o r m a t i o n anil the s a m e will he de- were Mrs. C. C. Woodruff. Mrs, left on T h u rsd a y for Boston, ac­ and other features. Announcement follow as soon as he can be tran s­ livercd to the payee at the time the Eaaterby. Mrs. N H (inrner, Mrs, companied by her mother, Mrs. H, was made of the music program to the club on March 21. The elec­ ferred to Jacksonville. transfer is paid This surely repre- Pace. Mrs ( aldwelt, Mrs. Tom A Lombard, who bus been visiting tion of officers followed which result­ L o s t— Bunch of key* on ring, scuts an up to dale ter vice and one Davis, Mr*. O. t . Wulker, Mrs, Mrs. Hand for several weeks. ed in tho election of Miss Laura n a m e of Henry Williams on them. that should appeal to and he of Eldridgo, Mrs. Nathan Garner, Jr., F’ish for president; Mrs. May. Mrs. Horne of Jasper, Fla., is tho Reward if returned to barber shop much value to business house* and Mr*. •( hadderton, Mr*. T. L. O ConWe aw ry all the Dickins, second vice president; Mrs. leading and stiibthe public generally. Through it nor, Mrs. Pulcston. guest of Rev. Georgo H ym an. Mra. of Mr. A m ort on Park avenue. Roy Symes re-elected as third vice dnrd varieties that Horne ia th e mother of Mrs H y ­ fiG-2tp people will be enuided to transmit president; corresponding sectesary, have bwn tested man. Seic-Sew Club and known to be Mra. J. W. Dickins; chairm sh of Mrs. Oscar Conkiln and children. money quickly with proper mstrucadapted to our toil Among the many amall social L iterature D epartm ent. Mrs L. R. Paul and Dallas expert to arrive in lions to meet banking obligations. nnd climate. Mrs. Jatne* Dossey ami little son, pay in.suram policies, guarantee cluba formed of congenial friend* Philijw, re-elected; chairman of M u­ the city tomorrow from Miami and We c a n n o w Earle have returned from Fort sic Depart merit, Mrs_ Lucille Aswill be the guests of Mrs It J purchase* ,i< - ompan\ lud*. pur. t a* anil neighbnra the Sew-Sew is one of make immediate r ,<11....... steamship and t heat er i n k t he most e n j o y a b l e within the hor- Myers, where they were called by pinwall T a k ic h ; chair limit jif 8 nci*l•hiffnewtrrf-ait the Holly for some tune Mr Conklin, the illness of Mr* Dossey’* sister. l ave* assessment* Mild bill* tier* of Sanford, itx members meet seasonable c r o p Mra. C r E Tfenry; chairman of Wel­ who is the busines* manager of tin- ets seed. ui oil iiLiviipUuui. lu-iku Zituuu. tug With, p r o m p t rugutwrity-tertnfare. Mrs. Henry Wight; Literature Miami .LLtraJd -ipwei* w !—• *.♦»**.-.. i Mrs. Elwood Thom as and baby taticca to traveling salesmen und dulge in their (avorito pastime and M embership C om m ittee, Mra. 'G eo. in New .York for some time and of C hattanooga, Tenn., are - the Rptuldinf) No. 4 U»t» I Dickinson; Music Membership, Mra. Mrs. Conklin and tho children will pupils attending distant schools,) frolic, for if you arc within aoveral guests of Mrs. Henry -JJeLaulin. K«rty IWit n n u . 1 etc' Then is practically no lijpit t o . block* of the meeting you will knbw F. L. Woodruff; Hocial Membership, TfiuraSh aojourn In Sanford until bis return: the proposes for which this service that the merry little club Is in ar*Mrs. O . D. Bishop; Welfare M em ­ Heed l*canals--N0 T Mrs. Conklin 'was a resident of San­ Mrs. E. T. Marero of O rlando is i., av inhibit The Telegraph C o m , »ion for rippling peals til laughter ! North Carolina bership, Mrs. Alfred Lilja, ford when she was a small child and snd th. Hm»U Spanlth puny i* !• 1.. c m .... mi d p o n t h e vig with the song o( birds. Laughter the guest of her parents. Mr. and Two Crop. will bo corning bifek home to live Fxrrrpt* From n l.rlter manner m winch i* nr adenui; '* health and wisdom Combined, u Mr* S. L. Johnson. S—•U Corn. MPIolt, for awhile, —----' ’ I Mrs. Elizabeth Askew, vire pretiS.»ffjni, Ihe scope and p u r p o -e s of it viiriou tru th which is Joyously recognised N.ul <}(•>•, libido Mrs G. G, Goddard of Lakeland dent of the Florida Child Labor services i „ r,j, r ..eel to ter th> by the Sew-Sews, whose motto (ir t w r Cbulti, Cowpou. Kaffir Corn, V«K •leed* of the publu 'Laugh and the world laughs with Is the guest of hor aunt, Mrs. Alfred Commission wrote, under date of „ l ( I r a n i , Ilp ln il and Jon. 27lh to Mrs.- J. W. McGrifl. — — ---------you." The laughing contest took Lilja. lowland ftrrd llleo. Mutual Fire Insurance place nt the home of Mra. Frank legislative chairm an of the' F. F. Tmui . PUala-U.tnr• lon lUauty and th* The idea id u home mutuul fire Woodruff yesterday afternoon, whose Mr. nnd Mra. Chas. Hell of At­ W. C. last year, concerning the a t t i ­ Famous John llarf. 4 insurance company hu* been worked g U(.,,ta were Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mr*, lan ta were th e guests of Mrs. Geo. tu d e of the Florida represent stives Writ* us far irokly out in Miami and the com pany is j | r n r y McLaulin and her guest, Mrs. D. * Bishop for several ' day* th is on the Kcating-Owen Child Labor nrm Utl on rtnUISrrd I tlrnln Poultry Ford prospering and paying the memhers Klwoorl Thom as, Mra. B. A. How- week. Rill. This bill has since passed the nnd ttupplir*. Our dr* acrlptivn MtalofUai n nice dividend. The Merchants Brtj ( ^ j f(1 G g f Henry, Mra. J. S. house by a m ajority of 337 to 46, ffro on r*qu.~«». , Mutual Fire, Underwriters of Miami Wilson^ Mra. May Dickins, Mrs. b u t it is none the less Interesting to Annt P n I s y Poultry was organized several years ago and Mary Symes, Mrs. W. E. Scoggsn Mnah makoo your see the opposition th a t our repre­ bans lay has been a surress from the o131,1- , and Mra. DuBose. sentatives offered to t h e bill. . • They insure property at the regular | Mrs. Askew says, in part, " T h e AT rate charged by the trust, take fif* Republicans lined up solid (or the " Theft of ThiMlItdom” Ia r t in S e e i teen per cent off and give the public bill, and Mr. M ann actively co­ At the W om an’s Club next Friday jACKSONVju.r.ri.oni LArl the benefit of the money made evening, M arch 10th, u nder the o perated with Mr. Lewis, the chair* through Investments which is con­ direction of Mias Gretchen Schultz, siderable and dem onstrates how the prntty littlo interlude, - ."T h e much is being carried out oi the Theft oi Thlstledofn" will be pre­ ‘ About those Straw state each year by the fire insur­ sented by a cast of talen ted little Hats at the Haber­ ance eompsnie*. Frank B tk c r ia the people, (or th e benefit of tb e Chil­ 1 j- . ,‘ k- ., r , -M dashery. All the agent for tho Merchants M utual dren’s Home Society of Florida. The latest styles at and can offer a live agent a good action surround* th e th eft of a baby thing In Insurance. T h a mutual (tom the slums by a wicked little idea has been advanced In m any of pixie, Thiatledom, from Fairyland, states and has proved of untold whose s y m p ath y for the nneglected Palm Beach Suita at $7.5D the value to the people who Kave been half starved little earth b a b y eaus'es Good Florida Beef. ■-’V paying extortionate prices for fire his banishm ent from F airyland. In Buy It hdbe if you The Best Western Beef. RENDERING PERSONAL SERVICE protection. Until the M erchants addition to th e fairy ptay by tbe want the -V>6| Spring Lamb. Mutual organiicd in Miami the children, there will be a d e a n little has been an important factor of this Bank since it thing : Chicago Milk Fed Veal. idea had not been tried o u t In thia •k it by adults and several specialty wax established, and has greatly aided the upbuild­ state, the laws prohibiting s sm e by num bers. The cause.!* th e worthiest Com Fed Pigs. ing of new busines. the ipedflcstions for s ehsrter. Mr. In th e s ta ta a n d a h o u l d 'h a v e the Pork Sausape. The Seminole County Bank U a Homo Iiwtitution Baker waa here thia week and ex­ cooperation of t h a .entire town"* Liver Pudding. nnd takes special interest in the welfare of the plained his plan 'to many Df o u r d t l Pigs Feet Jelly community. tons and they were greatly im press­ ,f % Adopt a Baby Head C h e e s e ed with the idea of a m u tu a l fire Accounts subject to check, or in our Savings Will Sanford place herself on rec­ insurance company. Department, are cqrdially invited. Souce. ord by adopting a t least one home­ , Fancy Chiped Beef. less little one from the Children’s FOUR PER CENT^INTEREST Home Made Corned Beef. Home Society. I t would be the P A I D ON 8 AVI NGS A C C OU N T S biggest and g randest p a r t of ths The Best Hams and Bacon program for B aby Week. Sumly F at Chickens. there Ja one home open for such a : splendid opp o rtu n ity somewhere In Sanford or Seminole county. We ais here to serve you with the very best of everything. Cooked pro- , I perly In a perfectly sanitary kitchen and served in the right way. Eight H undred CUb Invited for tb e meeting of the E ight H undred Sewing Club a t th e home of Mra. Anna W alker on ; • NEW WOODRUFF BUILDING PHONE 152 SANFORD. FLORIDA , T h u rsd a y .aftern o o n were Mrs. Park Ave. and Second Street I Don’t forget our lee Cream Parlor ju s t actom the stre e t ; F rank Adams, Mra. Brown, Mrs. Berner, Mrs. Sam Bradford. Misses »oi Prea. D. L. THRASHER, V-Prcs. A. R. KEY. Cashier ............................................................................. I.-'C • '; m L-nt «j * -V / i -r m Seed Potatoes DRESS TALK NO. 4 READ! -9 HARDMAN’S MARKET READ!! MEAT WE HAVE IT $2.00 THE HA ■ H i | ffhea Yon Eat Why Not Get Ihe Best, * When it Costs no More? 1 ‘ _ T H E B O N IT A C A F E : * * •.-go; r- GEO. W. H A R D M A N PHONE 366 |Seminole County Bank! ! Sanford, Florida { A Home Bonk tor Home People w r .'i t , .— , *=-» . ... .. • fffWJi ** '' ’ ' ri ) .'/g �Renew Your Subscription This Week and Help Some Hustling Candidate I WANT TO VOTE FOR Candidate Address e Sanford Herald is $2.00 Year) I enclose herewith $ to pay for my Subscp- lion for. Address Your Subscription will Count Extra Votes for your favorite If y ... srtit in before 8 p. m. n e tt Monday night. Why not help some candidate to win one of the seven prizes which The Sanford Herald is giving away just two weeks from tomorrow night. There are lots of .Candidates in this Campaign who are deserving of your aid. Many-nf them are working hard to win and are just a little backward. There are hundreds of people just waiting for someone to ask for their subscriptions in order to vote in this campaign. BUT WHY WAIT—Jut fill in thd blank and send it to The Herald and you will have voted for your favorite. Do it Today. You will be mak­ ing a Good Investment and the Extra Votes will help your favorite win. • ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE! TO WIN A PRIZE Next list will he published Tueaday. Send in your nam e and beyin an active campaign a t O N C E. Each c a n d id a te In thin Hat has an equal o p p o rtu n ity to win the Ford, Kitchen Cabinet. Watch. F’urlor Suite, M erchandise Order or C am era. Every candidate who fulls to win a prize will tie paid 10 per cent, cash commission on the gross am ount of m oney th a t he or she tu rn s in during the campaign for new su bscriptions, pro­ viding they rem ain actively in the cam paign until th e close und m ake a cash report each week. Melville Tylet, A ltam onte Springs 2'J.OOU H arvey 1.. Geiger, Geneva 4 7.000 Miss Mary Aulin. Oviedo 48,000 Alfred Hobson, Snnford . 8.000 Mrs. Jam es F. Hoolehnn, Sanford 64.500 Mrs. W. W. Fry. Sanford . 62.000 M r v R. J. Powell, Sanford 64 500 Miss C lara Phillips, S a n fo rd ............................................ ..................... 63,500 Mlsa Vnnmeta Styron. Sanford . . . . 57.000 liuail Cason, E n t e r p r i s e ......................................................................... 17,000 Y orr East Opportunity to Secure the Extra Votes on Your Renewal Subscriptions. Now is the Time to Hustle! '* Here is positively the largest and best extra ofTer to tie mude during the re m ainder of the campaign. Every candidate who sends or firings in eight yearly subscription* or their equivalent in s h o rte r or longer subscriptions on or before M onday, Murch 6th, at 8 p. m. will lie given 80,000—Extra Y otes—80,000 Each ca ndida te should secure as m any subscriptions as possible, nnd the 80,000 ex tra votes will be issued on each set of eight as stated above. T h e regulnr n um ber of vote* will lie issued on each subscription, us the extra ballots are in addition to the regular n u m ­ ber of vote* allowed. Subscriptions should not be held hack until next M onday; bu t should be tu rn e d In as secured when a ballot for each subscription will be issued a n d retu rn ed to each candidate to be held In reserve or voted. If there is anything you do not u ndersta nd about this ofTer, ask. Get Renewals Now! During this offer a renewal subscription will epunt for as many extra votes as a new one. During the latter part of the campaign extra votes will be given on NEW subscriptions only. THEREFORE, You should secure the old subscriptions while they will count for extra votes. Turn in every possible subscription before this, the lastcluh vote offer closes. Three Piece Parlor Suit Settee, Rocker 'Straight Chair Purchased Fro m and on Display at WRITE TO YOUR FRIENDS Sanford Furniture Company IV«. b a d n tnrgr- num ber of circular letters printed t h a t candi­ d a te s may send to their friends for subscriptions. These le ttejs will be furnished free to those who can use th em . Get them now nnd s e n d them to your fiiends thnt you rnrfnot see personally lyook over the list of candidates printed today; note th at there are a yery few entered from the county. This gives county candidates a great opportunity to tinier and win a valuable prize (luring the.next 3 weeks. Good For 5000 Votes DATE........... ...................................1916 NOM INATION COUPON I NOMINATE ADDRESS Aa a Candidate in your Piofit Sharing Campaign SIGNED ADDRESS ............. ..................;................................ Only the First Nomination Blank Cast for Each Candidate will Count as 5000 Votes. SCALE OF VOTES Time Price Votx 1 year................. $ 2.00 , ..... 1,( 2 years.. 4.00......... 2,1 3 years 6.00............ 4,( 4 years....................... 8.00 6,( 5 years.................... 10.00.„..„....... 10,( .The above number of votes will be given and renewal subscriptions and arrearages. 20 year gold filled case, Elfcin or Waltham movement. C h o i c e of bracelet, chateline or gents’. 1916 Model Roadster Equipped with Electric Lights. Price $ 4 2 3 .5 0 / F. O. B. Sanford, Fla. Purchased and on display at GM2BM On Display at the Saniord Machine &Garage Co. This brand new car will be awarded Nto the Candidate securing the Lar­ gest Number Votes in this Campaign It is easy to load, quick to operate and is bound to please anyone who prefers pictures of the 2} <>x 4y> size. This thoroughly reliable little camera is well made,-possesses the Autographic feature, permitting the writing of date, and title on each negative at the time of exposure. Purchased and on display at L. R. Philips & Co. Drug Store $15 M E R C H A N D IS E ODRER • ~ * An order for $15.00 worth of merchandise such as the winner may choose from the stock of Z. Spinks, General Merchandise, Oviedo, Fla. TEN PER CENT CASH COMMISSION ON NEW SURSCRIPTIONS TO NON-WINNERS OF PRIZES , You c a n ’t lose in this campaign— t h a t is Impoaalble. If you fail to ^ i n one of the prizes wo will pay you 10 per cont ca*h coraraia- ' sion on the gross a m o u n t of subscription money you collact for now subscriptions, providing you remain active until tHo do»e of the cam­ paign and mako a cash report each week after starting. The campaign thus works both whys. A prixe campaign and n very good payig job.- If you want an automobile, enter your name no matter w hat YOU CANNOT LOSE �■■v, r flr 3 >* i9 ie ■ Hfire • THE SANFORD HERALD 1s = = B = * s t e 1 ---------------------------Southeast) quarter # (' Northeast quarter ef C H U R C H E S A ltE G R O W IN G Southeast quarter. East hall el Southeast la Ike Court ef lha Cnaaty Judge quarter of Southwhvt- quarter, of North ■eat quarter. Section Thirty-three. Town I * C lrtu lt C a a r t. S a r o a t b J u d ic ia l C lrtn it. Rrownlee In Hcrmon Shows • hip Twenty South, Hang* Twentr-9lee Dr. , I n M d f*« S e m i n o l e C o e a t y . F l o r i d * . 1 . l » » r V. S t e n e t r o m East, West hslf of Northwest quarter of Chancery r Growth of Preabjrtcrlyns . end "til' tMstributeee Northeast qoartdr (less West half of Ivaet I * A. Bromley. Complain S-IJ Katot. '1’ ,l*‘ ni ' l,lm* half of said West ball); Woat half of -North ant At the morning servic* la s t Sabon. fled ..TV,h o l y o u . « r» h * r » b y rio t l- weal quarter of Northwest quarter ol South* eaet quitter. Esat Self e f SoatBweat q ta r hath. Rev. E. D. Rrownlee culled Pmtrie MeGu*re, r . U o d . m : : i ' : T i ,7 a « y rialm. aid u e r n s o d * W hic h y o u . c.r m h , , 0 r v „,. ter el Southwest quarter of Southeast Onaid mod all oO.tr partita N olle, to N on.tem .l th, « t . U ol | * V Sm/. quarter. West half , of Seatlmaet quarter attention of his congregation to th e etalmlnt h l w l In 1-9* JDWdent* and am of Reuthewrt quarter of Beutbeaet quarter, « 0 BDak ” * of tb . city to Unknown Florid* to 'Y h f’ l , l*' " r S»mD#l* count Southwest quarter of ■ Southwest quarter, progrea* of tho P resb y teria n church of Hanford, B o m ln o la C tn n Partite of ..Id v. i. I under.nr , ,| Admlnl.trstr Eaet hslf of Southwest quarter, Heellaa in the p a a t.tw e n ty -f lv e ycar«, and ty, Florid*. moenfd h n to h.ieol 1 1' ,h n on* year (mm the del Three. Town.hip Twenty-One South, Hangs E . H. TrmBord'a map of l i s t e d F e b r u a r y V h . a li 1916 Tweniy-nlnn Eaet, Southwest quarter of especially to the f«ct. t h a t with tha amid e ty. Driendant*. Northeast quarter, wl*t half of Ntrthwent liUHt. 1 S T E N ST H O U , quarter at Northwest quarter of N orth­ exception of tho L u t h e r a n i > t had To Patrie McGuire, residence u Inkno urn W ' Itn t t r • A d m ln iitrsttls. east quarter, Section S11 , Township Twenty- increased more rapidly t f f a n ^ a n y NOTICE TO C R E D ITO ns LEGAL ADVERTISING « » re £ r.\:v uu POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Candidate For ComptroDer m Fur Hupt. Public In.lrurtJ.a 1 hunky snuausru that I will sgsln bu a ciudidstu |ur tbu Dunucrutic auutlsstiOB ol 8apt, uf Public 1suit M ilo s , 1 (rut tkst 1 o n untitled to this affix* tor ruw •««> that I will puruourilr usplslu to tho vetoes. May 1 oxk your toopurstlua and » « Pport during tba anaiprig* and ‘ your votoe nt tku pulls. 17R O W L A N D W II.D M A N . ,\L - *W »k r ■ onousru njrw ll n essdtd.lv for tbu offl ___ 5 of Superintendent ut Public U stru etiu n nt Sumlnrio C ou n ty, sohiuet to tb s D em ocratic Prim ary. I t riaelod I pledge m y eloee personsi ottu atloa and thn faithful disehsrge at tbu d o t lev ot th e ol* other P ro testan t church. \ \ j f cited le t. this as an exhibition of thVprogrca------. T l TTI l a * W T U H . ford m W " " " " f ,k' « * » * H— ge Tw.nty-nlnS E e .l; West quarter alve, aggreaslYe governi^lent with I hereby _ ,a g M f n ennidst* lap t b southwept quarter ef Northeast ouarlar, tan el tful uM Jttm dM t ot PuUlc i net ruction ta C“ * C o You, and lack of you art hereby required " V Southern Preabyterian church Township - Twenty-one the S e c . 1. h u tSection S7 o| lha Reviaad Section Eight, ,(sKistT, - n e q . anbl anbfoct to tho Dttem ille to appear to lb * bill of complaint herein Sec I. T That South. Ranca Twenty-nine Eaet; Northeast at the present time. Ord ' Tbrm»ti my etrrieo un the board uf aaalnal you la tko shorn *n tilled c a u » Inlin.ncp °t the city ol Sanford of l i l t quarter of Bdulhweit quarter of Southeast S«Jmm4 Tniit— uetue* 1 hove btW * . L uoavinrevl that on or Tjafora the Hula day « f April, A. I). b:v a tftffrirjf'tl |o rr 11j iH (utlouiri, |0a v l |' quarter, Bectlon Eleven,, Township TweulyT he following editorial In tho Mm Bup*finunda«t ihaald bt % ^rtUnl l t l * j I h j ^ m a b rim tba 3rd day of April, a . v n V . h 1 7 T r L, , k * n d i : of l e c t o r . T h e eal- ene South. Hangs Twenty-nine East, man sad by sit manna a primely bolder sad Tns • y nf t h r f l r r k a n d r o t t a r i o r s h a ll h*» II.SOO March Everybody waa quoted: You arn hereby required to appear be­ Pnnr la the Cunaty- I ssk -Mr your uupport, not Tka Sanford Harald la hereby daaJ(natr<t tier y e a r , p a y a b l e m o n t h l y . n ,| he . h a l l re fore the Judge of our Circuit C«urt of1 the The churches of th e United Staten biml ei I think I am entitled to it, but baeawm tba nawanaper In which thu order ahall r e i v e n o O th e r r o m t i r n . s t f o h . " I know, that my mperieane viii be*ol vsiuablaaevSeventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, ant published one* a weak for twelve t o n - I _ _ r . * Tht. ordinance .hall take efltec ting for Semlnotn County Sn Monday, did not, after all, gain ao m any new riaa 9a lha Taxpayers and tbu rhlMrem ot tba utlvq. weak*. m1r1**1 y uP«n It. pa..eg* and approval the 5th day of Juna A. D. 1919, at tha court o) I he Mayor. Witntee ■ > hand II and ofllclal seal members during the year 1&16 aa County. B. RUNOFbouse ol eald county to anawer a Mil of Banford. Seminole county, Florida, thi*' th. l91*do,,,* J **'*' t* s" *0,* > ^4jr ^rbrtary, complaint exhibited against you In our ^during the year previous. In th at I hereby snnouaea my usndidsdy I 16th day of December, A. !>. 1916. said court by E. M u o n Roberta, and to lion of Bo per In lan d ed of Public laetrue Ion tar (stall , • E- A. D O U G LA SS. I) W H E R N D O N , do further and receive what our eald court y e a r— 1914—they gained 782,000. flumiaolu ( aunty eabfeht to tho doririoa ot tbo Clark Circuit Court. Seminole Co., Fie. I'halrrnan City Council. .hall consider In that hqhatf, otherwise In 1916 they gained only 653,000. votura ta tbo coming 1‘rimsry. I hereby rertHy that the lartgcing ordin.. B| Jaa C. Roberts. i> C. the eompletnint will proceed experts Your Vote will bo a appends' Scholia Idalnes, * r r; V * ; ,ul.y psaeeb by the City Courcil ' l l la further ordered and adjudged thut These figures are compiled from the M. W. L o vVXI L L , Solicitor for Camplainaat. ?! ,,0 ,lda In regular aea.lon thtv this-order be published ones a w eak. far a t-P rl-lS te Its 10th day o| February. A D 1919. « not lees than twelva weeks Immediately bekt available sources by the FcdB. A. Ita-ward I* a candidate le f > County M. W. L.OVEI.L, preceding tb« paid 9tk day of June A. D. ersl Council of C hurches of Christ Buparistenduot of Public Instruction. .« I r e a * M t f t i O y a n n o u n c e m y s e l f ■ ___ City Hark. 1919. In the Benfard llereld, a new.paper Q U ALIFICATIO N: Mr. Howard bold. a.Ufa d i d a t e f o r (b e office* o f com ptroller. 1 vu "rdinanee approved by me puhllibed In Banford, Seminole County in America. • J V ^ a t e a lk Judicial Clr •thU Cur tl fiesta and Di; Diploma issued by tbu Uirbl. 10th day of February. A. II. 191«. a m f a m i l i a r w i t h It* d a t l e a , a n d i f e l e c t ­ Florida. fCiM VolaeU Countr. Flee Normal G "olfego_ ubara bu ___ utudiud _ com ____ J. D. D A V IS O N , They seem disappointing, b u t they Bute Witness the Hcaorable Jamei W. Per­ p ro m ise fallh T u I a n d u n re m iltlac uautly tar fivu years, taktag la addition to Dm e d Ftl-50.lt , Mayor. and U f X k j r ^ i . i Cornkins, .Judge of our eald Court and E. -A. furnish no resi cause for anxiety collaga enures, apvxis] courvM In Psychology, • e r v l e e . ** Oration, Cc\mj>^s Dougliea. Clerk, and the seal theroaf at The Hktnry and Kcieoea ot Xdueolion. aad Pub­ This lic School Supetvlaioa. lie also xiudiad mm year tha Court House_ In Bemlnola County on the part of church leaders. Hudolph P. N/raan, (Jaurprnl Nyman NolUe or Application fo, Ta. Deed Under Floride, this 17th day of February A, I). at B t a u Univarulty at tadlaaa, o n e voor at fact will appear when we look at lbs Dm Cha*. P. lfrnderton add Re h A. lienrieclton a ef Chapter l » 9 |. Laws ef 1919. Washing.an Frieods Academy, sad to o t a bus! florid* daraon. Delenddnt. _addL.. teesR * E. A. D O U O LA 8 S, . the figures of church membership m i * entires v t the .Saline b u s i n e s s C o t tegs, PorerliMUre ~ ■ of |i,ort|i(e Clerk of the Circuit Court of BefitlnSlo . sNoticr l» hr rohy fivrr. that J. TUdrn TEACHING EXPEiUENCEt ID taught one for 1915 compared with the figures year County, Florida. an,, .Qei To Rudolph F. Nym an, qaartsnna , ___ „ _________ I- N y -­ t S eJ ° U t ' la tbo country district school, ono yuar in «»f T • t Crrtiflratr. No*. 6 ! F r i | B l l man. Chat. P, Htndrfson .anti lisnnsh A* »ri(i «tatvtl t hr 2nd day of Jutir, Washington Friends Academy, and had Ut roar, o( 1890, F rom 1890 to 1915, during of Henderson: .. -.» * i . v fk"V 11 \ J'td, ha* ftlrd laid cafti flea Ira In suresoaful oiporienro as 8upariauadenl of aty It appearing Irom th# affidavit o( Geo. 0. hfcf madr appUrailnn for In (*lr«iill C w n rt H « « t n i | i J a d | c l n | C l r f t t l the apace of a q u arte r century, the Herring. eollcitnr and cfinM fTtor Jomplei Mr. Howard prepared himself especially for 0 j ° i»*ur in accordant* artth law, In a n d f o r H r m ln n U ('w u n lfg f | « r l d n totfll membership of all churches-In tile's pants herein duly * Aleit,, them t h e ebon S O I k In tho w n tee ot tho Publk Pci ‘ Public W U llritM •mlifirp t h r foltowini d r a In f ' f c n n r c r f namrd defendants and ia perhaps tho best beat equipped of aay man tape tbo t u a t r d __ in ________ S r m i n o l r ____ roundaate, end-ea<h #>f them an c fltia d .p m |.» r r t ). t l_______ thiV United 3 t* tc a increased at a Tu H. Il, Harrington nt*tl ,P» non residents of the M ala, of Florida, b u t M r - F l o r i d a , lo . l t . t la Iho county t | i t „ r k |t • r ' h u . Tu s - u Herrington an, tty for tho office ol County Bupo l the th* ^ t D fiv J S M i* * . That lu"'s _ *-rtlflret- s ;,,r.s rov„ . „ „ hi* Mary A. H * p p a n d -------_________ ______ _____________ art real dents of In.truction. ID deserve. r j t e of 91 per cent. It is a larger ertntendent of Public the real dance of the gait) pnrtleVrdifeodsnt.. •>•!( e«M »• prooeri, K A lleugla.e K«PP. her ha.L.od, U o U. W klttey aa d bo cars tut consideration of all the voters of For Sr trains, Lameness, I rate than ia.show n by the increase ho county. la unknown to t h s tjilligent .f l_____ In_ ' -rtiftc t, N„ ;o affiant and that co ve. ,.,t hall, .old '• hU wife Kantbn lisp and --------Hnpp, hts wlft, C h ir l^ i ? pPoprrt> of Hnlino qulry has bean made Without avail, to a. Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism | Warwick. Tru«tr«, Florida Naval Htctts of the whole population of thu coun­ certain tbs placs Of residence of *»,<] deT I , f * m i 4 I a n 4 b r i n g *»»r*#rd a t t h a d a t a of 4 (-omnuidon Company, a F D R S H E R IF F corporation try —very Jc^nslderably larger. frndanta. - . , ^ The Penetrates and Heals. thr iMUihrf of aurh rrrtlAratn Id thr mini of I am a raadldato (or re-election to tba You and each of you a re therefore ort r*. A, Hcuglata and Unknown, aa nbova Charlrs T. Allan and — — — Allan, his *ifa, I). H. Glovtr, Aldan C. McCalmnnt num ber offchgrch m em bers has in­ affica o| ekarlfi of BoialaoU county. I tool dared to appear to tha bill of complaint drtrribrd. S t o p s P a i n A t „ O n c e *• , Urvjr** said rrftiflcatr* shall a n d --------- McCaimont, hit wifa, H s iA i lu.tifiad ta a.klag tbo paopla ol tbD county filed In this cause on or before Monday, m fwiijsratd arrordlng to law tat dr#d will Mct'almoaC creased In the United States much far re-election to this office, owing to the April ltd , A. I). 1916, the tajseabeing a i«*ur thrreon on thr 22nd day of March I*. McCslmont a n d -------— F o r M axi a n d Beast: I hsr husband, Sarah A. MaCalmont d||4 iuatcr than the num ber of inhab- tael that I have not yet bad this offico (or Hole Day of this court. _ « A l» I9l(k a lull term. When my prevent term of ---- -*■— McCaimont. her husband. I’hUsiyt 2 5 c .5 0 c .$ l . A t A ll D e n lern . | It i* further ordered thak-thle notice be W li firms m y olTkrisl a lg n f e tu r r a n d m l ilttufe • office explror I will have been In offire only Ci. (lutld and Ft F. Guild, her husband for eight fIt) eunaerotlye weeks lh |» t h r I b t h d a y tif F r h t u a r y , A I* I rniubllehed one hall term by election, and leas then one lia l> Hall and — Hall, her huethe Banford Herald, a new.paper pyb f •I• K A nnfNJLASH. During that q u arte r century there ball term by appointment and tor this rea­ b a n d , J i n u u K. 1 'e rk a m i C . L . Ta c k* h e r tlabed In Banford, Florida. i I r f t t ’lrrujl't * mi f t S r m in < dr I ’m , FI husband, H (ii«»U I>. Fulls r and Louisa were Seven groat religious organisa­ son 1 tael that I am entitled tn your supWitness, K. A. Douglas., Hath, "of ihn) Njf A %f Mc I f• n>rI, 1» I and ft elected sill give the office my A Fuller, hi* wife. J o n ^ h It. Tantum Circuit Court, Seminole county.* F l o r i d a 4 2 - F n 'tie Sort o.e personal attention In the fulura as In a n d -------T a n t u m . ftf* w if e . C . W . F s r n tions which increased at a rate, the and the seal of eald court, on this the Ird pttt. ham ant] S a r a h A F arnham , ht a wife. day of Fabruary. A. IV 1916 I will appreciate your support. O rlantlo K ennedy and Fiance* K- Ken* greater tliun the average. (teal) E. A IIO U O I.A S S . HAND. S «» I If » n u l y . hi* wif*. Indian Sprite* Hallway I’lrrh The Roman Catholic membership ( w n s r u r t t i o n C o m p a n y , a rurpnration, I hereby tnnounce myself a candidate Uy Ja. t* Itotierie, II i \ n f r ilf Hr H*i >1 I i nil* Ci r a c e F F u litf and ----------F u l l e r , h e r increased r the office of sheriff of Bemlnola county, 125 per cent. The Lu­ Geo. ti. Herring, «h i husband Sa m o cl HI F u l l e r e n d f « b tt 191n .uhfeet to the action of the D e m o c r a t i c Counsel for Complainant \..T | h * f r I• j t h a t t h e Hi a i r ' F u l i t f theran Synodical Conference mem­ hla wir«, H e b e r t II. M inty and primary to be held June fth, 1916. It 4g.Fri-9te H.efifl rtf V till, fit 1.1in - ’ Ft.... is d .It M t n t f , hts w if e , S a m u e l J o n e * a n d I pledge rnyael! to fulfill the duties bership increased 130 per cent. elected r*-Mr 1 -t- .mill )u i u f i i t , hla wife. A, II V ln e w n t a n d • lov,5 t m Tu-. ot this office to lb * beat of my ability. J A r K S O N T T I . I .r . F L A . M «r* ?! , * 111* f"f i h* fJitl.i» itit tlr-u V i n c e n t , h is w if e , W . A . K o g e r t The Lutheran General Synod mem­ E. K IIIIA D Y . An Ordinance Aanendlnf .Herllun Si ni thr rrllint lifitlh. 1) |||£ bin] i.n*ifi| in VuluRim Th# Famtlr on.l T m M aad M A l l i n g e r s , hla w if e . D a v i d K llevlaed Ordinance* of the illy of Han- j cminty, tfa«*l. E uropean. 15S rverna r J i r n i m r . « n d Ffla li J a m i s o n hi* w lf a , C W bership increased 110 per cent In FtlH 4 tJU N T Y C O M M lH B IO N Illl la with hath. I'opwlar ford o f 1914 aniut L \H .'f N # m « i n i ■rt T - ’ * n aK ip I M t t n i n f f f a n d Hallir 1 n t a r n i n g e r , b is wif»* D. I h r n d i y t a n o u a r * m y w l f as a r a n d k l a t t f lor these three cases it may lie assumed prices. Ceatrat lecellw . H e It enartad b a the M a y o r a n d <*it> r f un 11aI >t ‘ \ ■ ►9i 1 * ii £ *i|n i d * N ll.-rn * fiinl M a i t n A l l u r n * , hi* w if e , S a m thfi* fiflW *4 C o u n t y Co mmia ai ofip f of l h a 4ih. Open poor e N .n l. Cafe. Booklet. HI o f H » n f o r d , F l o r i d * Mill f.O »•' ** if f. if ten alt « i ■n b uH I Wadsworth and that large num bers of members wort* ( l o m m b i o n r f D i s t r i c t o f BcmJfioJa f ' o u i u y , auh^ W adsw orth. W JN D L E W. S M IT H . M an ag o r. Hee. S. Th^t Beet Inn f** nf H r i |IHIT1Ixrfl rtf thr *» « i n * i *fi fit»t k » * i1fal l Ins » i t * John T II r t n n e n e n d F l l t n J. fact to i h # D # m n c r a t l c F i l m a r y , a m i a o I M t t h « ( >rdinance* of th e r tty of Sanford ol l :*I \ fo r , . ir* \ ■ ‘ . 1 thr* h fur Kir •MlHi )l f e n Hr it hi* Wife. J a s o n L llludgett a n d added by immigration. »oiw of o v a r y vu«#r in th * 4 th Dlfeufef and aak be a m e n d e d to read a* follow*, to wit nf J\ |«r r irni of i»-p JK.. * tkjir|. m|t|>' ('•» Hlndgrt l, hie wife, I sabel H . Qlbaun Jour and 1 want to o a I thia tjm# <o “ Bee. full— Trenail rer ami A »ae**o r Tb» ■ H r i n J In the remaining four cases it does for i 1ti.i».'r- ta '*(Etr T m * u f < f nd G i b eon, h e r h u s b a n d . B a r a h nrtmiiia*. t h a t If I a m » l# e ir d t h a f ( will w o r k o o o a o o o o o a a o a o o o o o o o o o o o i i x pa!ary of the treaaurrr and * * 'f t « )r shall b* *11 ‘ **rti p ■ r ) •-At H ♦nr1 i h r r h r r It * ra|^ J ’ 11r n # n Il l o s t i a n d H r o w n . h e r h u a b a n d . ! r t n l I ' p f r i t h a t 1 1 1 : I l i l g r u l t u n n i ' r t l f i t o ftrwt Iasi a n d and all th * im # for o u r D U l f l ^ t a $300 00 per year, payable n.unthly and h« mill |.r fr 1 4lf 4»p-*l II It f Dfitiii ' . a-hgful l.l.l.te M M t l ai ih i f s n d M ahvc, h i. « W , ' , b u t fiol f o t f w t t l n c n r n * t r l o o k i n f l b # la n m r int- a • hall r e r e l v e n o o t h e r e o m p m - a t l o n t l<pt|, .11., I., | l o n v r r - c an.t C ili In* I ' u i t a l i l i T t ' i l I h e N u t l l h e r i l I r.*s»- piwl* i*l ih * ffifitlrw f o u n i y a n d till u m m y h**i o •a f lirt <n# Bee, 2 . T h t a o r d i n a n c e ’ h a ll lain* r f f r r i \ 1 l 1 1 1 •*■ hrr rffori* to wftfk In h a r m o n y w it h thi* Com* * * 1 AD-t I ' l . l f f t f ' l l I m m e d i a t e l y u p o n it* |i«*>r * a n d * i * p r . * » s l ' , I .- . ............M - U ; " - ; ' ^ . n M " ; rrs‘ , ± mem W aW p tw hite: in- mS**irxtina tif ih* *dhrr difirtrtp toward th# u|»- C ] •« in n * •t r AH 1 i v v □ by thr M a y o r •if " ' A 1* It •■ i i f 1 fra Ail !•’ ■ ' r«« l l hi * •' tt J**‘»n J « l i f l i Hwiir) H**Mf> Ftirhwr. r i l f h e f , hrr hrr h ui ■ * il itu* t r«‘,*w *-i| llit; 1ti ut*r rrn l lhe w S o u th u rn Ikuilding o f lh« rnflr* C o u n t y ri..is...i jut T Southern a A d o p t e d t h i s t h r t o i h ds> » ! I * 1 * VETERINARIAN rat I n.a H J T.vf L Aft ti t It. S t li» i« rnsn sfitJ -----1 f>.«* be | 11. P. *iWOPE. 1916 Holden 1 l!a|>t|al mt'Tiiheraltlji i while) inIr* N s i h« n C*. • biiiiniti, •,*1 - w if*. K* it in iim m iv ■n d Htdtlm, hi* *iIfr, 'E m u t Ml rea-teii 111 (ter rent T he 'Pint h a i r m e n 1 My 1 n u n n V— O FFIC E 1 t ja k a* i - . F i i i i r c In atiittciufirini; * o ll<.M«ft a m H.Jt|«fi, h|* wiFr. I f*n ........ Beetle* S7 at the ““‘Matt **iqj ‘ .ft jaa E. P. THAGARD . \> '■ MUSTANG >11 LINIMENT INDLE DR. A. DOLAN I h r r r b ) e e r t t f y t h a t th r fi*r.^'H ig ft a n e e w a s d u l y fia a ^e d t>> O r ' t> ' of S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a In regular ■ ' th e 10th d a y of $V bru*r> . N I' o o * M W f.n \ M I ( ' ir) i U r i T tn foregoing o r d i n a n c e * | > p r u v r d b ; t h i s 10th «fa > o f F e b rua r > \ f * I '* 1' J l» I ' W U O S , F r t* 6 0 - i t . M ayor i ».* I I he r .fr f .. f t f . r ' * « ■ h ” * ' I • t ♦ 't • . I t f I..f I e-1♦f '■** t l *r».1 | •i I'hi *i>i’ •• |i, * ' V N olle* la hrrtsitjr tfiYrn that t % n i ( K TIC AM M F I L. I*r^«»«|rri \\ \ M r It N K. S* t. . m » n (U**f*lf•-*•« 1 Is lrc».M n<l | » i | tj 11 t ' n I h J u d l r M l I I m u II S r Mfi >1* ( Mimll M« flit* In c e r l if l r s t e dr*rrih#d #*inhra<»* property *ilu*’ « f f**- I" 1* t h i * M»» U t h day r | 'K H r u i n ', (•anil Clark Circuit Cour^ VJvFr l.&ii* A f’ I*11'* pmifi tyjtf * Cii \ )9 wi f r . f . r c f g g . ( M u n ( « r . hi* l i a r fir*, and. Mun w lf r .* VV' F hi* w if e , \V t| M r ft la, hi* and — ---- Mf* l rtfa vpf and I in * f hN wife* J c t l n A I t f a r r h a n i l M ! I > f * n r f . hi* wifa-. h It, Untie** a n d M. \ \ P f i n i 'p , hi* arifr, J, J C o m b * and I ninha* hi* w ife . J a m a l H Dunn *fiij D u n n . 1.1* wife*. All**,!! I" i i t > e Is 9t'd (i ■« * I* > hi* » ifr II. I I* pi I L|.|»*f* of C" l» r i a l I I I .1 . n il'fn iM T llh lp a ■ M U M 'l l l 1 .1 |M T r V K lt. |> u l I i i m r i V l h o m t l i | > 1 1 a Is a IH - |V r A m i till * ill* n»HKL‘«l n r. |NT ri'llt. >w*ria|' "* ■•* 1 rotinly, Florida, to -»ii I , ^ , Ser. .14, Tp 20 a. It 2If fast T h i jl u L - U n i i - W n ^ - a w ^ 4 at thr I tf t»T thn uauanro af aueh m liflr t t * »» him * of H o iim i Irwin. 1) b |m * ■*> ! y r tiflrnte ahall t>«. rpiHtmed arpordinf t o tai Hard will taaup thrrran fln the slat Hip of March, A % D. IB16. Wltnata *iAjr oHlfial *i<a*furr and •. *1 \ uhlr y , * hi » M v Ha* wile. llamlllnEf U x r , hla *lft, •i J u t i p A. D.. ' 1M94. h a - ll lr 1 ** d * * . n rn v ofTi r r . a n d h a * »dmi •» nPi'S J * ( ■ l a f ilawcf t o t i ' i i r ifi * ■* I*' Said K 9IH- M tf. t wfitl h-ifa.e* * u >t N o f t r e o f A p p l i c a t i o n fo r I n * D r e i l I nd * a Hf f l l o A A o f ( ' k a p l c r I M V I a « * a f I lur»d* Turpentine Company. pUffh*K f «*! l a ' CoriiAeilo, No. OHf*. d»ird Th* uh *1*- *i II ••I *1w-n n d i **r* S l U d d o f i . hi* wrifr f . r. fir. HoldFD fid >|«dll»n. hrf S , I tt**t o n and • fUnl.rbfi.l } f S . f llgrltif f i. * ilr . H p o i i S A*hUy an d JJ \ l « f f I* *11 d U * Vt i til a m H P* *r lia! *n*l M VI K *,. f * w If* J.*i i * K W illard w VViilaf t. it*r hi4*t»antl.' J . I Iv iej * *G qU f Kfriim. » T i « t r gild' —— W ln d .n t, hi. w il e . T c u iie * -, ( t , | u m b t a F i n a n c e * T r u s t t ' o m | ) a n y , e . r*n< 1nlfeir lur I h r «fRc<* of f o i i n l y c o m m ) * • l o n r f of i h # K i f t h d l i l l f f t of roo m y * # u b i# ri to th# n * st r>tfmt>rTtfilc* p iim * ry T h i n k i n g y u u for t n y • * i l * t « n r « you m *y f#nd*r m r, I • m V e r y I l # * f 4 « r lf U ll y 1 i; n . k h . i i k k . i - - w - ■ -O N o N e e d to W o r V T - . , P > G irlie — ‘T t o bo o n re ad in g, H a ro ld , th a t k lit ln g ia b y * le n J c a llf anaafe, * n d th in k o f t b * n u m b e r o f tim ea yon h a v e k fiao d m e.'* H a r o ld — -‘O b , w ell, .‘tb e r o ’a a afety In num bera,* you know.** — U fc . HAND BROS. STABLES Bring in your l a m e a n d sick n hoiscs and mules. Have them A treated. - Have their teeth ox3 amined, »harb c o r n e r s drewed q down, projections cut off and de5 caycd molars extracted. ooouaoaooooooaaooaoooooooi T he 1nrr uanes in ull the other I hr ivtay mfirtunre m ja*I1 n really Important religious iirgnnixu* fo r lH * nffW# o f c o u n t y c o m ml.** Iionrr fo r t h t r i r i t d i s t r i c t « f HcniuntU# c o u n t y , * u h tioaa v. i ri- li-sn than the uverage — Jtfct t o # n d o r « « m r n i o f t h # D e m o c r a t i c p r i ­ n e flth, lJilftv If Fl*>ct#il, I h a v e th a t ia, l»»» than !• 1 i « t cent; but omnal yr y aofn # J upfomiaf* to m ake t h a t I wil l h« in ull tiin — ihey wire mure than •*»»•■*i * n d j i i * *o e v e r y cl 11t e n ol i h « c n 1lit* count). ab*'tfhlii£ evil (Msfjf rtjvfndi.' r i .. per ei ivt -ii.'l in un—t iM-r- t lii-\ tUN of thu Veople'i Him *y 1 will nj11111*- | Hat•• >"ur n,i(ipurt J. T. A LLEN were ilmfi tlutll .’ill (ter rent l . w S l ' i : N T K it Oin- 'iiliiu-r M'S will: efiei'lttl llitiri—t TiPaTcr Tn Siaplc and Fancy (Jrncerica liu iilA -------1~------------------- * " .Lit-aL U — irnttr-r- f tTiV ^5 III TIT« ’ T>T T T a ll ._ < i w Invert 09- fcriloolag in yo u r .col­ um ns: ,i Ihodvrv, Cigars, Teborroa aad ('old Drink* I b a y * - h e r p u q u e i t r i l b y t h e v o t e r s Ic do not neom to h i tlisapiicaring very •* r b o o e 30 4 (hie d tk l r i r t In a n n n u n e v m ye e ll fo r r a m lifa»t, 'i'helr r:(ttfo t iucrcnau from - S. - J. • Jlabka, -------------rtlf, ilale D r t b * offire ol r o u n t y r u n m D e l n n r r Plofl <|q N»\el Since. A Cominlasinn -('obi- ~ Tiu>(< e> ter Hankrutit, O '1 414 7lh SI. fianfurd, Florida D r ' t h e F if th D i i t r i r t o t B rm tnolo c o u n ty p a n *, e n.cu, c.tt»n. I'h.clc- '1 Alien pnratlon, Watn.il EumblfC anil V rea .rr p (• * « 181)0 to 1’J 15 waa 77 per cent. ' a nil t b e r r D r e k n n t i u n r r m y r e m t i i f a r y for .r.if -1. Allen, hi. aifc, i., )!■ tilncec, >( sn ), s cnrpnntllnn, Joseph p, JtH, . . M B P Ioffice. II e l e c t * . ! 1 will f i f g r q U a t u rtd s "Met"at *fi,di C arHIna A. Mlaalir. hla ^Itfeir \IH ijtTmht ChtPjiv* you a s C o u n t y J u d g r . I tru st th a t I h ave In the year 1!)15 there wore Jual gI hie i v e t h t - n f f i r r m y tiervtirial e l t e n l T a n * m f jualtriV'l l he fo a n d tiift you fiin ffuifitl In M r t alrruifM a n d i Warwick a n d ----W ir t l* k , LW4 «jf(t, rtHi flti* hit wllr, H*fl b» I Hrf h l| i l< • tf tie t i . I L Af#««Ut a w d *•' M r f «fri|f||bt( M p r r f t t . * f • WTifitc greuV cKurelieiT* wKit h ;ha«i u«* e v e r y e f l o r t f »r t h e t n t S r e v l oi t h l v di** m# two y#«r« i|o \>y th# fi{H|nilitl YM# you • \1 *l‘»|7lirii< hef A Ale* almfiFii »nd S I* FtiHar and —- riittar,' h v « m*. I ffi'iucM of you your fiujuort « inemborohip of m o r e 'than tallr t e tv o teenr *d o Sh eomci anro. l er n ncvoUu nl et ny i. l y Ig i v•e illm e t ht ha en ikr |i•pt) 1* 1» Bh#par«| m Adn.IjiGif * »«{. U II ii i i. i ti P* ;i a(i. 1• * I *t d f S ‘ -U Id influrhfg*. If li is your plrmcur# to • H • I 1 • t. * 1 support Mr fi u*t-*'id, • I r • i* it' Mm rr A n il*, and TU b m • lain r!*ft m e , f plctltfn jt.ju my #ip#(i#nc#9 14,000,606. fA* follow h: EN DOR CUR LETT |i *pprarlfig I*J fw#rrt b ill'In *a u f l u ' ■n*f !»«'•! ■bi!U|pi «h«r4- of* i1«to |f4 j o th<Y» **-» * j?itotnnn Catltdjic • 14.071t.000 i* . ’Imiiwe tM i’H. *n J of rhf» t Inportofkk 1 ertU he e randi-lele for re-elec-ion of -he o in iiniien pot fire of Uouniy Gaminiwlnoer (rrm the Lth l>t«tSince*ol: rici. In the ramming uritnary uf June the 6 '16 GEO , O. HE lilt I fro. 7.472.000 Ami I leeprclfullx nil the support lit th* voiere that ilate end If rterlv-1 I will endeavor to 0,307,000 nn fill t h e i j l i ’v in t n t h e h re t ol rny ability in FOK C l . EliK OF C IU C U IT C O U R T ■2.434,000 t h e u ur,* aa t h a v e i n t h e p a it. Having been asked by- 9 number ol voters* VotV Truly. to become a candidate for rterk of I he­ 2.104.000 T. M cl-ANE. court, of Sem inoD county, I hereb • 1 w**~; i,- u 1 * b u t ' *" S '"l I v . i a T t k, , Lo the Diimocrallc V oleie ol cats embraces mo loilowlng gtajicribod prop­ erty situated ta Seminole rddhly, Florida, ta-wlt; i l arree in center ol N D ol H\\ <t ol SE W (Ions beg. 5 eha K. of N W cor run E 10 cha, 8 90 Ike, W 10 cha, N 30 tka.. See. 3. Tp- SI S, R- 29 E. Tho aald D a d being naaeaaed at the dele • I the Issuance ot such certificate in the name ol C. C. Slofergen. linlee. *eld Certificate eball lie redeemed according to law tax deed will D«u» thereon on the 26th day ot March, A- D. 1910 Also, Tas CertifiesD No. 732, dst.d the •ih day ot Jnly A. D. 1897. Bald certifi­ cate embraces the following described prop­ erty situated In SeminoD county, Florida, ! U Bee in-wilt v u ot s w u of S W If Ol ^ K w ia f 3. Tp 21 B? R. 29. E. T b .- H.aid land .Nod at tbo date at tbo leeuan™ ot ■ueb certificate in tbo name ot 8. U Htalr. Unless amid certificate shall be radaeraed according to low tax deed will istud there­ on on tho 21th day of March A. D- 1919. Atao. Tax Certtfirxte Mo. 191, dxted tbo • th dxy of July A. D. 19CI. Bxtd certlfi exto embrxcex tbo following dxxrrtbod prop­ erty .m uted in Seminole county, Florida, »*-wltt W H ot N W U ol a w « e t S B J i j Bo*. « , Tp, 21 S. n. i t E. The aald Und being k n eu .d at tba date of the teauanM of such rertificato in tha name t.. Rtorfergen. Unteee .aid certificate .hall be redeemed roaeacned according to law m i. will issue thereon on lb# IM b day ol W * - D . 1919. , Alan. T a * (SrtiflcaD No. I t t r j M n d tbo l a d day. ol June. A . O. l i f i - fcntd cori.ficat# embraces tbo follow.ng described P'op.orty . 1 mated in BomlnoD county, Florida, De-Wit: 'ta -w ltt N E )g D Of S E M and N W f i of BEW 2 » E. The eald lend Bee. 9, T p JLI 8. R. __ . being tee . seed bt the date cf the t«u an™ of such certificate In tbo name ot Unknown Unleaa arid certificate ahall be redeemed according to law tax deed will ieeue tbereon_ on tha n t h day of March A. D. 1919. Witness my official,.signature andI jen" Ihli I bo 26Ui day of F ^ m a ry A . D . J • ' •» (ecalt K. A. D O U U t.A f 9, CleTk Circuit Coqrt Buwloeie Co.. ^1»- , 6I-Fn 5!c ^ hu.hiad. S a r a h P HrtiW n a n d -------- llmw'n, her , hu.7>end. li- II. ,,n '’ ______.-M aher, hie-wife. Catherine T. I on* , , rMI ,nd ---------5 Conv*ra*« her huibend, Eli H. Merritt end — — — Merrill. hU ■ lie. Mery Sargent Pilcher and J»»on llenry Pilcher, her hu.band, I herlee N. Chepnien end - — - Chapmen, hi. wife, Nat Kin C . Hold a and i— ll.dden. hla wife, Email M Holden end - ttoliDn, bit wife. Daniel H »l ien end Cure N. Holden, hi. nil* Florence Holden end Holden her husband, F K Nottlcton , n d Ncttieton, hie wits. Byron 8. Aabiey and — Katie M. A.hley, hi. -Ife, George C .M u s eer e n d --------- Monger, hie wife. W F flam e, and —r— llarne*. my ! thi. 17th day of F.hruary, A- D. IP) 6 i .eal) E. A, DOUGLATMl, Clark ol tho Clr/uit Court. It -F r i-llic Netlre vf AatoUcatlon far Tax Deed Under Neetlen 9 w Chaplet D M , Laws of Plei* Ida N o li c e la hereby given that Charles Phillips, .purr baser .of _T9x Certificate No. 615, deled the ith day uf Juno A. D. |9||, has Bled aald certificate in my of­ fice, aad baa made application for tax deed to le.ue In ncccrdanre with isw. Bald iar tificate rmbrai e» t l * folowteg deacrltsi roper ty situated in Cemlntl* county, Uam C M r R a o and —■— * M i R a e , bW Rlorida, to -» It: Beg. 19 Ik* W of HE cor »| D . Ilarqjltpn M c lU . and — - — Me- of HW H of BW R So* It. T p 20. Range itn r PL* wifi*. u v # r t t lawmvtr • m l 11. Run N 9.91 ch* W 4 02. S fi.St the. L eaver, hi* wits John A. 11ranch and M E 4.01 the. I scree T . Branch, h « wU* t ; : *,, n 5* * ” 4 The said land being aeeeaerd at tb* dale ti Al. PrH*# bh wifi J J* O f mb* •nd of tb* ieeuenc* of eueb certificate In the Z — Comb.. H i wif#, H m m S n u n . name of W . W. Stanford. Unlree said a n d --------- Dunn,Thta wits. Alieni C. C.rooC.r tificate shall bo redeemed according to t ,y - a n d --------- Omeley, hi* wffe, ID aty D « tat deed wilt feeue thereon on tbo 10th Swr^upfitF sod 1 ■* Sww»Uppl*, Lw day of March, A- D. 1911 wiD O D. Morris and --------Murcia W itn .t* my offlrial signature aad ee.l bh wife. William II P .w b .l ard M K thi. tbo 25th day ol February, A. D. 191 9. Pa.chel, hi. wife, D i l i I . Willard ard (.eal) B. A. D O U G LA SS. _______W i l l a r d . he* huebaad, J. C. Clerk Circuit Court BamtaeD OeC. Ftei' kgojri and ( harlolla *t'»|ct hU wlfa^ By V. M. McDaniel. D. C. ' W. *E. Windeor and — — —• Wlnd.or, hie 54-Fri-Ste • ID./ Columb.a -Fwanca A Tru.t Com■j A u T f u itf tf for J- H bhbtf, B i n k rupD * a . t i p . t a t t o o , W arnell L u m b e r A V e n c m Com pany, u t o r p o r n U a n . J o s e p h P . Mb*lfe a n d C a r o l i n e A. M l a e l D , bb wlD. t h e rie * ' C. W arw ick and — — W ar- In Coarl o f County Jud ge, Hemlnofu Counly Hints of Florida \ In yo-B atata ef II. W. Lawton Notice ia hereby given, lo all whom It may eonevrn, that on tha tat day of August A. t). 1919, we shall apply,to the Honor­ Fii’fer, hb vfl* F- I* Shepard as Admin- able Geo. 0. Herring, Judga of eald Court, htrator, William Moore Aagae and Etta as Judge of Probate, for a final discharge It R to «. or any of them or otherwise a* executors of the e.tate ol R. W. Law, eiefmmg an ntereel in the property here- ton, deceased: and that at th* asm* lim# DriuTde.crU.ed. nod to all partlri claiming wo will present our final accounts najeieqan interest in eald property, to-wlt: utora ot.ald aetata, and aak for that/ ap­ proval. . • J>*t*d. January H at, A. D. ,l|l9> , •D k hi. wifn It H. Merrill M erritt hie wife. A D a n d ---------- Futlef a n d --------- W<J. CAWTON and T. W. LA WTO St1 tf K m ut-iri, , 47s t-l, 3-J» 4-4, fi-J. 9-1,„7T IS-*rt«?- . »nd « Bpulheset -q u a r U f'O f. ulheaet qvarter) llic.t three-quarters at v, •tVr So_>f'Nuo4rib S » * 1 ® '* * !* - . i btwMt gin* Start o t w iw t J llfU r . W e s t 1 u e .te r of qluthea.t 3quarter £ r t £ 0E Ea.t . r i rthalt b ^ ol t TNortheXat o quarter • t -Nortbweet 1 u • • • *X . ®i « o u t h e * at q 159 r t d t Bwctl on Tbrrty two Townihip T w 4 n ty Bouih R a n g # T wentje-ofBJf D l l . West b a l l o f r a i l ball e f ftoulhweal quarter o f Nnrtn• e a t q u a r t e r , E x i t h a l f " f W e s t h a l f of S o rt beast q u arter of S outhw est q u arter, : m : • D a lly '/ . T h o u g h t. •• Natqro haa preaenlod ua with ■ largo faculty of entertaining ourselves alone, and often colls ua lo it, to t04udi ua that we owe ourselves in p a n to society, but chlofly and mostly to o u r wives.—Montaigne. D letrict No, I, Sem inole County, Florida: 1.622.000 1 wish lo annouara th a t I am a candid ate 1,051,000 (or r*-eDction a* rou n ty comtniealoDer, p l> tn c t N o. I, Batninolo C ounty, aubiecc to the I)i>- your vote in th* Jun# primary. announcing my candidacy, I do to with aatoniRhing. If a a ■In Deling that I have given (he people of this district, and of tho county at large, American an unbiased edminlplration, end wltb a feel­ spaperx be ing that II re-elected will be in porilion to render unto you o much better eervlce. conclude th at Asking et your bende o fovoroblu consider there were ten times as m an y Epis­ etioo, I am, )le* pert fully, copalians aa Disciples am ong us. 1- A, B R U M L E Y . Yet the Disci idea o u tn u m b e r the At th* eoUriUlloa of o number of tax payers Episcopalians try alm ost 60 (ter cent; and voter*, I bar* decided lo become o candi­ date for, County Commleeiooer for the 6th. DieTho Episcopalians tak e a great- deal trtet ol Seminole Co. Subject to (bo Democrat!* primary tn June. Haring lived her* for neatly tnorfF of tht* lime-light th a n they thirty year* t am knawn by every voter In th* dletrict. tf alerted t prmnl** to reeve tha peo­ numerically deserve. ( ple. to tho beet of my ability, and will gtvo T here is a similar, b u t even more th* tSairs of the County rortfut consideration t will apprerial* your support I I, in your Judge­ astonishing disparity between prom ­ ment I can serve your tool intervets. Your* Truly, inence and numerouanesa in the 41. If. PATTIS (S IIA U . cases of certain o th e r . religidUs I hereby anaounro ray Candidacy fer r*eleclion to the office of cfimmiealoaor from groups. th* Third District, Bemlmde county. 1 T h e Quakers are k n o w n ’to every will appreciate your eupporl In tko June Democratic priaxary and If re-elected will man, woman and child. Y et they do my beet to eervo tb * &*opD of-ray dieDiet end tko people ot ta# entire county n u m b er only 120,000. In the future aa In tb* past. . . . T h e C hristian Scientists g et enor­ c. w. enK uVJ&er. mous a tten tio n from* th e whale At th* r*q%e«t of many friend* and .world In p rin t and in converaatloti. supporter* I hereby ennounce my candidacy Yet their last s tatem en t of m em ­ D r tb* office ot County CommiMloa#.' of Boraiaot* county lor Pfctriet No. 2, aubbership was only 85,000. J*ct to , tb* doririoa of th* Democrata I’rimary la b# held Jun* 6th. I will ap­ >'T h e U nitarians are an Irrtvttrctual preciate th* support ef tko voter* of Dis­ trict No. 1, avalanche which .Dilly S u nday is Respectfully, holding back with his own shoulders L. I* H A G A N . from falling upon and shattering . FOR TAX COLLECTOR the C h tU tla n com m unity. . Yet, in I am a ran didst* for the offire of Tax Collector the *whoTtj United States, the total of SeminoD County, to aucced mymlf, tofill It to tb* action nf tfi* votora Ip lb* . Itoraocrntlc n u m b er of ~U n ita ria n s --seems to be f rlmety, and will heartily spprecDD your sup­ portJno. D Jtnktne. 70^42. .. COUNTY J U D G E As usual, we are pl^Mcd to notice ho Voters of Seminole County: t h a t ,thare. a m lin u o - to be, . a p a rt ToI Iwill be a candidate for tb* aem.aatien ifrotp- i^T-. o t h e r ' Christians, some for-county Judge of Samlnolu county at tb* Democratic primary election in Ji no. aad l ; 0 « “ ficVwtnkfelderf." . Scbwenk- respectfully eoiJrlt your vet* end teflaoae* in ray bonalt. If nominated and alrctod feld was a 'German P ro testan t by your vote I guarantee a full, laet and prcachqr who lived a t th e tim e of preper adnialriratlort ol tb* dull** of tb* wflMs*' —# - x * Luther. *nd who waa more protest ant - E. F. HOUSHOt.DER. th a n L u th er hinfiAlf. He haa no To the Voter* of Seminole Co.: followers in hia own land .any more. 1 announce (bat I am » candidal* to myee’f a* County Judt* *1. Soto Ho continues to have 1,043 in the succeed Dot# Ceunty, subject to tb* )>«n*<ratja i primary. For two year* I bare deroted United States. . t nounew my*«u lor that offico. su bject to t b * IDmocralae primary, aad solicit your v o te . t* will wilt appreciate your *u support during tbw campelgq. mpalgq. Guaranteeing, G uaranteeing, if elorted to gt* _ ll in r t my whol* time and do my utruaat to f ill "<% the offico'ta your satisfaction. JO H N K. M K T T IN O E R . I hereby nanuuae* my randi-tory lot the poof lion of Cterb ol tba Circuit Court far Keen Ino ho County nt tho primary in Jun*. |( rUrtwi. | Ibeil tir e tlw offire my vary beat personal alUmtion at all tinxw and endeavor tm merit your eupport. Very truftf. , • U . I- T llR A H llE R ;. ‘ 4 hereby anneunew myself a* a eujedtdatb' la luecoed myeell as dark *1 kb* airauJs court of Somineie county subject to. t h o liem orrelic primary* to bo bold Jun* CUb thia year and eolim your support. IT elected ran only p ro a ii* in lb* fa ta l* tb* same painstaking ear* and Hoe* applt**- lion 1* tb* offire that I b a n glee* at in tbw, pait. R asp M tfu lly , e. a. oouauuuu TAX ASSESSOR— t hereby announce myeell * candldaa* far re-election to lb* office of tan r. n b Ject lo lb* DoraoerfH* primary. Y ear sup­ port will bo appreciated. A. VAUGH N. -r- 1 hereby * noounce myesif a* a randtdaia (or tbs offire of Tax Aesaosor, aad on 'bo *t poreaaal latagrit; aklilly tu preform aak -ha support of I will appreciate your wot* an* pUri| efforts to gtvo as efficient, equitable, like admiaetraltoa of tb* oflto*. 1 A. R. C I1A PPELU FO R 8T A T R L EG ISLA TU R E I hereby ann ouece ray «*adid acy lor r e •lection tu tb * (tat* D glelatu re tram S o m D oD cou n ty, subject to lb * Decporrat tcly im tr y in Juno, 4 will appreciate you * support, FO R REST LAKE. NOTICE D hereby glvea. that b e g la o ia g March I, 11 i f , as directed by end la pur--------- - ef ---------. g . tU fc. ted by •*■*** a reoolalD n _4 |adap City Caaaril ef Heefard, d, Flvtide, necide, 1 u It I bring su it pgalaat all dallaqaaad tjlagueal tax laippa ayorw i *1 ‘h * ,* !1.1 * f S eeferd , la anfarr* f a / m e a t uf alt lla Ih* ktir oo/f IN a a ur an ad e u a g a c a l le u xi*e * da* lb * rtiy D td . and a« th e asm * lim a 1 win *Jaa l a a lila U leg a l proceeding* proceedlnge t* enforce p a y ■mat* ■ e a l of all m noera d! *ee• th e citv * ( Manferd. end paving B aa*. ■ far ■ Hunpaid H E ■Id* H walk talk and T a a ta ld extra reel, w hich will th ereb y aerraa, aay psreoa* aw iag any d o lln q u e * • »»* • aid* uratfc or paving ID s* , to tb a ctly e f fkreferd. m eet **lll* aarao with m e *» *r before M arch I, 1919. W llaeaa ray hand this 13th day o f F eb ­ ruary, i p t f . G EO R G S A- D aO O T T E S. Clip A l'e r n e j. my boat cerrrir* aad akljlu** I * serving 5 1 .3 l.T u e* A Frl _ ____ . ' ’.N. .D ! . ..iw : Netlc# ' — �Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford Blanche S w ee t Tonight Ladies’ Panamas Just the thing to wear on the street or autoing $ 2.50 Wash Skirts This is a great season tor Skirts and Shirtwaists and our spring sty le s'are far more at­ tractive than ever be fore, and some as low in price as Fancy Parasols Warm weather hrcallihg for these beautiful creations, and here you find displayed strictly the newest styles and v e r y m o d e s t, price low as D r e s s F a b ric T o secure realistic scenes of a m iners' strike an d an a tta c k upon a m ine office, which a p p e are d in the Jesse L. Lasky prod u c tio n of " T h e Black L is t," which will he s e e n ’ a t the S ta r T h e a tre tonight, with t1fe beautiful Blaitcha Sw eet In th e le a d ­ ing role, William C. DeMiile, th e director of this -picture took his co m p a d y ^ to a sm all m ining to w n in Nevada.-; T here tho s u p e rin te n d e n t of a mlno*yfa( in d u ced Jo give his m en a h o lid a y -a n d pcrjjdt th em to ta k e p a r t In ttje scenes. • ii . * *' T h e m iners e n jo y ed .q v ery m o m in t they worked for t h V ca.mera and carried o u t their respective-,roles in n m ost realistic m a n n e r / In fact, t h e a tta c k upoi* th e door .of th e mine office of ific s u p e rin ten d e n t wA» so . realistic t h a t t h a t gentle'jitib ( t u c k hia head o u t of th e win-cfoW.'' d uring the m iddle of a ectne to m ake aure t h a t ail was wqJL At th e conclusion of th e d a y , the L aiky* C o m p a n y g av e a huge bkr.becue j o th e e n tire town, men, women-, a n d children. '* I n the cast sup p o rtin g Mias Sweet ^ r e ^ d c h . prom inent a r tis ts as C harles 'Clary! H orace B . " C a r p e n ­ ter, William Elm er, Jan o Wolf, E r ­ nest Joy and others. When Costum ing Is Not Q u ite Tho fashion w riters of fairyland m u s t h av e a terrible struggle to keep th e ir d e p a rtm e n ts interesting, If the ndvance promises tor “ U n ­ d in e," tho Bluebird P h lo to p lay , to be seen a t the S ta r T h e a tre on S a t ­ u rd a y , Mar. 4th m ay be taken- at face vajue. T he screen version of Pierre De La M otte F o q u e t's fairyclassic has been m ade true to the legendary description of m y th o lo g ­ ical modes and dresses. M erm aids are m erm aids, and fairies aro all :or th a t littlu; they are presum ed to be. in t h e , photoplay. In the first place H enry Ot|<>. who directed Undine for Hlutthird F eatures, picked out the nice, warm | waters of the Pacific Ocean in which • Miss Ida Schnalt and ii few score l a tte n d a n t swimming experts. of faultless physical proportions might disport them selves while acting th* p art of satellites to Queen Undo. M a rg a re t C lark In m a n y funny and aome touching situations, b u t In this s to ry she gives us som ething eptirely, now—the fearless, lunspoilM girl of t h e m ountains whose simple i r u s t in m an k in d and her M aker stecla her courage in tim es of peril :wtid wins o u r h e a rtfe lt s y m p a th y in m om ents of distress. H a p p y Uttle Elite first learns t h e m eaning of sorrow whon her fa th e r loses his footing In the St. B ernard pass and dies in her arm s leaving her alone in th e world. R udolph, an Alpine guide is desperately in love with Ellse, b u t she does not re tu rn his alTectlion. T h ere arriv e s a t th m o n a s te ry a y oung Englishm an n a m e d Reggie Van Rcnnsselaer, who bus come to Sw itserland to forgot The Fascinating Mule Blanche : who will appear In "T he Black! his p ast follies in London. > at the Star Tonight, T h u s the sto ry beginneth. Miss Id a SchnsI), who enacts the title role in " U n d in e " is famed for Lure o f H e a r t s ' D e s ir e " Y e a r’ her physical perfections—in those " L u re of H e a rt's Desire," t a u r a charts t h u t papers print, showing in with E d m u n d Breese, th e em inent gr a p h inches the length of th e nos*, th e d ra m a tic , s ta r 1n the principal role M tabl distance from chin to elbows and th e will be seen hero a t th e S ta r T h e a tre Year, various o th e r angles in ta p e line on Tuesday, M arch 7th. testimony of divine formations, th e This wonderful five p a rt •feature, "U ndine"' of the movies is p u t a t is nnother M ^tro achievem ent, and the first class in Venue competitions. was produced for th e M etro pro- uncli She bears upon hee chest num erous gram by the P o p u la r. Plays and „yei medals won in -swimming contests, T he story is a gripping atruc has trophies galore to prove th a t she Players. one, of startling an d interesting con-j 'Will is an athlete, ami in the photo play tra its , dealing first with a colorful) tlo w displays her daring as a high diver phase of New York society, and bio r hy gracefully glancing from the top again with th e intense life of the | . of a cliff a t a height of 130 feet. m iners s n d In d ia n s in ' Alaska. jN n fll There are. scares of big scenes,1 "O ut of thb Drifts," Thrilling Alpine m i d e in th a Adirondacks, .where a111 Drama entire Alaskad tow n was built ^o r ^mat1sr M arguerite Clark, th e exquisite this production. A decidedly novel jt ul little Famous Players star, has been and interesting scene of a New safety seen in m any different characters but- she hns never done anything more absorbingly interesting and more thoroughly sym pathetic than Klise, the delightful little Alpine shepherdess in "O ut of the Drifts" which i» the next P aram ount Pic­ ture nt the Star. M onday, Mar. 6. "Out of the D rift'" i' a big story of the great Alps and of the ever­ lasting snows in which this stiperh little 't a r i-» Mien battling not only for life Itself against tlo' elements ‘ ill to s in e herself from a voting mistress of- tho u n d e r sea. The shores of C atalin a Islands, off th e California coast, furnished th e s e t­ tings of s a n d y beaches, rugged and jagged rocks and picturesque g ro t­ tos with th eir m irroring pools. ' A % .n y m p h | a n d m erm alda know absolutely nothing a b o u t )ijgh Reeled shoes, s h o rt skirts, . flowing trains and evening gowns, th e m a tte r of costuming becam e a t once a prob­ lem t h a t was not. W ith the girls wrapped in seaweed, sheltered by the brightest rays of th* sun or hidden riose to th e surface by the clear rocks of th e PaciAc, the cam era man took every possible ad v a n ta g e of his o p p o rtu n ity to picture th e graceful lines end equally -graceful contortions of tho swimming, diving and playful nymphs. our store, and see the line plays of Sheer Fluxon in dors, Fancy Skirtings, etc. Many great val­ ues, at per yard Genuine Palm Beach’CIothing in great range of colors, and sizes to fist all. Suit sizes from 33 to 48, all who will [Kwdilrcl) appear Monday at the Star in "OUT OF TIIK DRIFTJr" AT THE STAR SATURDAY. MARCH «th Straw Hats Every hat guaranteed brand new this spring’s goods. Complete stock of styles from the conservative p l a i n styles to the fash­ ionable Eng­ l i s h shapes. For only-. Spring Neckwear Step in and look them over, there is twenty.five dozen of them AH going at SOMETHING DOING EVERY NIGHT MATINEE Wednesday and Saturday 3 p. m. XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIilllllHIIXXX Friday. March 3— r r 'r m o i i n t Progntm. Blanche Sweet in "The Blackllft" in five acta. 6 and 16c. • ' Saturday, M arrh 4.. Blue Bird Day. Ida Kchnad with form divine in "tlr.din**' a aeven reel picture with plenty of girl—mostly nude—hut r.ot vulgar. 6 & 16c Monday, March 6--P a:am ount Day. The dainty Mar­ guerite Clark in 1 Out of the Drifts", an nlpinf’ story in five bdattlful beta.-' 6 and 16e, Tuesday, March 7*--M» tro Day. The noted Edmund Breeze in / ‘The Lure of Heart* Desire" a realistic story in flvo rxciUng rr?B 7 ''5 and ISc. C OM ING— "The Plttrderer." "The Great Divide". "Diplomacy". "Hop, The Devil's Brew". EVERYTHING FOR TIIE BUILDER Saah - Doors - Blinds - Mouldings - Flooring Ceiling - Siding - Framing. |„ PHONE No. 105 7 WARNER'S SAFE REMEDIES gHfijflf iji i; " 1^1 B D .V [ | rH ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA XXXIIIIIIIIllllXiXSXIIH!III||||SliII|||||||l!X3CX0lll!llllll>®CX Concerts by fhe Star’s Orchcsta Nightly Matinee Daily at 3:15; Night at Mill Work of Every Description - A CONSTANT BOON TO INVALiUS, XltVCE 1877 t a m e r ' s SofeKIdncy nnd LJvor Remedy ' .C- ( Warner’s Safe ... DJatotda IVmvdy - Warner's Safe Asthma’Remedy ' Varn(v;» **1* Rheumatic Remedy? r > WtCrnur’a Bafc Nervine Warner’s Safe Pills for Constipation and Billiousneas* uwuw. r»«ity aitdMa*# Sold by R. C. Dower and Druggists Everywhere WARNER’S SAFE REMEDIES CO. ROCHESTER/N- V. �CL? i»6. . Whit* \\ q - /f : . \x5HL PI) B U S HE SEMI-WEEKLY IN THE HEART OF THE WORLD’S GREATEST VEGETABLE SECTION ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS . ■' l l I N S A N F O R D — LiM I , Wo,th Living VOLUME VII HANFORl), FLORIDA, TUESDAY MARCH 7, 1916 DREDGE BOAT BURNED UP LAST NIGHT separable love of Christ. S:35 -39 . !*. What is Paul's ottitude toward the use o' our liberty in the presence of weak one*. Ch. 1 i, ,rt “ Pauline test for doubt­ ful questions lt:2J. - r . sources for It* future development. Since then, Louisiana ha* become one of the great oil producing and refining state; of the Union,, n cen­ ter of great natural go* activities, a producer of ohotit one half of th world’* output of sulphur, and I* now recognized a* prohahly the best place, natural advantages being con­ sidered, known to -scientist* In this or any other country for the manu fucture of gharmlcala'on a very large EXPERTS THINK THAT POS­ scaln,” / GRAND COMING OUT CON­ \ , SIBLY THERE MAY BE VENTION WILL BE HELD SOME IN SEMINOLE Preston S ustained HERE THIS MONTH In tho generul mix up over th« i / ----------A big barbecue and general good atatua of the city treasurer and as­ The county, state and national time in Longwood brought . many- sessor Judge Perkin* sustained Mr. candidates will apeak here on Friday, P rftto n in hi* contention th a t he people to th a t thriving little city* March 21th nnd not only speak here should not be removed from office yesterday when the big lot sale was but will, be here several days lo without sufficient cause being chown. pulled dir by the B urton Bro*., mingle with the crowds that are A few day* ago Dickenson & Dick­ lUulry Co.,' of *:WH*on, N. C. • The lot* weft Jn the heart of the enson representing Mr. PrcatnH-bad ffiffilng to thi* city the wuek of issue a writ of tn^n-. Hkrrh 20th. rtbty and brought good prices at auc­ Judge Perkin* f - . a I__ . i t , . ________ 11 1 . it damns or the cdty councii u r ■-t& fiepfrto, week will be the Spring Fes­ tion tale. About one o ’clock a big barbecue took place cast of the cau*e for their action in refusing to tival and Celery Fair and the Wom­ depot and thpre was roast pig, roast appoint A. A. J’reston to the posi­ an’s Club will have their annual beef/torh-itoca, pickles, cofiec, bread, tion ‘of treasurer and assessor and Flower Show in conjunction; the etc., to feed the m ultitude and every last Friday the ca*.* waa called in adies also taking a prominent part DcLand, ail t h e members of tne n making the entire afiair a grand one had plenty In tjat. city council and the m a y o r being success. . The c a n d id a te s ' Wine there in fqrcr. -ta this is the firaY big g ath er­ present. The city council was rep­ EXECUTIVE L0NGW00D COMMMITTEE OIL FIELD MEETS HERE IN EMBRYO The above questions o n the Epistle to the Unmans is taken from the \W‘t*kly Mulletin, a fuur pa^*» lhrot published fiy the Presbyterian *- • rhyrch Phe I d j■;*k*• of mis week­ HAD BEEN DREDGING AND ly i* devoted to 'uggestive Bible studies, and a* the prayer meetings INTERESTING MEETING OF FILLING IN ON THE LAKE DEMOCRATIC COURT OF of the Presbyterian church have FRONT OF SANFORD been devoted* to a study of Roman* LAST RESpWT v ? .. for severa' weeks, this page has had Th* dredge bn«t, Clovis, that has some very interesting and sug The Seminole C ounty- Democratic been .here .for the past year en­ gestive helps. The above might be Executive Committee met in * the gaged in dredging and filling in the of interest to Bible students rener- court house last Saturday' morning uMy. bulkhead on the lakefront raught «t ten o’clock with th t following fire last night” about seven thirty members present: S. Bunge. Q. W. < K l.D U R A T IO N IS A S S I K E I ) from tho back fire of the gasoline Spencer, J. II. Huddle*too, ,'C*. ■Aengines and burned to thp water'* Dullns, C. C. I’inr*on. W. V. Djittn, <il) l uunclj CrsnlH I'crnrll and All J. H. Hartley and D. 11. C. J l a b u i j ' edge, being n total loss. t'itisenN Ka*or the Project The explosion ca u g h t th ee wood­ Chairman S. ‘Rung* called .th e work and as the local fire‘ d e p a rt­ fb<* grumf celebration to lie held mlviirift to order a n d . Ordered the m ent could not reach the boat anti •hurt the w#rk beginning March 20th secretary. It J. Holly to read the the crew hud to Jum p for their staffed by the Woman's Club and minutes of last scuion. T he quvglive* th e re was no opportunity to fostered by several prominent citi­ lion of holding the primary election save tho boat. zens is now assured. The city coun­ in Ju n e and tho. m atter of nioessThe dredge boat was the property cil last night ratified the action .of ment* were lakcp up. It was deof the Seminole ‘Dredging Co., the the Woman's d u l l , the Commercial clded upon resolution * introduced numbers of the com pany 'being cit­ Club, t h e -F air Association and the by C. C Pearson th a t the c a n d id a te * izens of Sanford, C. It. Walker and Parish House ( iub and decided to be assessed at the rate of one and K. W. M ahoney being most heavily allow the attraction* to he held on one half per rent at a very low val­ interested. The dredge and the the streets, preferably on Commer­ uation on their salaries and th e fol­ machinery totalled over Jltj.OOO on cial Street atHl part of the bulkhead- lowing hgures were -iibim'. ted: which there was ofily gS.OOt) msui ed property on th e water from Mate K* prt sentulivr 9 5 mice; the loss falling n.o*t heavily Since l he celebration was started Shcritf 16 26 on the owner* who bad not finished primarily to celebrate the bulkhead County Cb*rk The idea Pax Assessor 26 their contract with the city and were the pn-ulion Is • *('ellenl 20 not t .trout'!} with the filling oi the of (plying till: Stale culldldates here Supt. Pub. Inst. •26 hulkheaded property on the lake for joint .debate will bring a large Tax Collec'ur 16 shore. It i* not l i n n u i at I r is rit crowd litre during lire entire week i ini* t v J e d g e 3 mg whether the com pany will pur­ mol 11,•• tn;»ft ititk'i t.t at t r at tlon# \v 1l [ll il g'« *i chase another dredge In finish the will bf ".K t li •• i row il h from t Vl%U 1 unlit > Dili ki Inn) iioard 1 contract or will get another dredging boring nt i*h Insi hi ’ i'.The l»i rim kri ll -r/ito ( otintv E com pany to complete 'In* contract y\ ullow III il •*M*luit..n introIn n conversation >\t<b C It live ( 1fn? nft* vti dor ■><-i) the mu).' \ T* *1 t.j 1, \\ St *4 1 1I’T Wl\H im*i*il: *! rm '.I la kill urduv ah l tu mb’ fi f m.»! Walker ia*t night tie *md with his wM'k ot Mu -<• b 2“ ib having c.isfomury brotherly H-orit and ( hn*- in vtl at t *f■!* III all 0i. 1anilui.it It (H \,»t \ i f n HHid** a* t*u- S|irt t F c— tian ch aracter that he was giad com** 1iTf .tn >1 it I- <■■\ !»••« !•’’) t h.it i v. (■r k how {.Mi! Pull, head H !' none of the boy* on tite dredge had county •*t»ni rut :+*h»tn*r*. will .(tbl 1 heir i it1 t \ « • ritv ot •liton d Sanford 1 • 1 flu* t •• in* mot cttii-ti been injured und that the i.impany nidi 1 of I hi' In far 1hr ml 1 1. iThi:n) . Mar. b would pocket the loss but lhat he day .’>1 H t’ir iin rl m'K in* we.-k In ing ("qndidafeti fla y , nbui irl a grand i *-b l*rulion lor r» * did not know ju-l what lhe> would l 01-re fo r e lie it d<> T h e men employod mi t h«- ( ideufof n I'r.imi <el> 1.ration tor >. ru Ktsidv.i' by tins commit It#* th at dredge hud u narrow r*. ap> as t! 1^ rlllilb,_ rmint > In I'l- In-lil here III tinthe lir-t explosion was entirely un­ season of the year is taking root in I all 1'iu'didales, state, county and expected n n d (‘the cry w hud to jump the minds nf all tin- people and th«-\ n.itim nl ire hereby i-'t'i-ially ‘ in to »ii\e themselves Th< loss of the will pun whole heiirtedlv III tin , iied to San'nrd to jinrlmpati* in ; i In* fuMi viiit** •id grtittO 1»:irt ICCMlr dredge i* u sad blow -to l hi* hope* lliovi un til i —P Vhe Heir bi.ri'.r. uht of tin citizens gencTtllj , fis-ti c Mi l'..I lb. 1»« On * * il )l K tt 1 ■ of i-. | in- p r o le of i tig fil> ; *i■* 11. VI k iih v ' i*H Ijlfi - I mii •n't i i-t* ol F. mitiol • ( ‘o i r *i >,.*ctuin In he i i n i ' T her* r'.a I m*t • i <I * •A i h h r 1 ft I* V f . u a - t i'll' v .ir n n i* m i' A-v w*“ t nf tin* 2*till w;i« ln'l> hi r* 1 *It hrutli*it „ \\ *»*k ty tuJvL *H i < \ i t . v’ v y p u s - i b l i - i n m a k i n g i m * '-r.tli (hi* gre at event Ojld tu aUo- moving |»i« I uri H iff l ufuiitlulfN th s Vtfllor.i VTint Sirnford was do and also of i h o ; cHy^,'|bp buIkhOud, viwtt <>f the candidate* pleasant nnd xluiw them the proverbial lio*pitcling to beautify this beautiful ox* th e boat .Taccx aiuP-tuany o th e r at- tiy of Seminole county. panne of wiiter. 'T he dredge was cn- irurtioii* and fhese I'iltn* will go Rkjolv.al ib»t* Ii»e.Secretary of ftlJH'agetl • a t th e .tim e, of the lire in. lir<iHil<*H-r nV<*r the, *»aro nnd fhc • >-itt111to* be instructed .to w iitc <>t dredging o u t a basin for I t " n w I n|ti*d S iji I k?,'. giving ilu-i «i»> .i v.tri- •■ ini' and every candidaYc m r total works while thrbwtng “and liitio it *il advertising scrum! to nunc ot'-* i,il iiiviitiiion in be preaout in ot'er in ”/» the bulkhead and 'hi- i '-'aaford during !hnt week. vvili itlao. re ta rd tiie boat w n rk s ^ m | I r n f ill Holy • ">**- ‘ bur, h Tf-e ’loltuH-mg ri-srtlntion vine in* tiie wav of the new in ru rtg bn hi 1 k,. fnlltitv ifig -jr*- liit- ilm fili set trojliu-wd by 0 . • W. Spencer unit and bunt lytrbor. Tin* lire brought ^ Jvices .ti Holy fro-** for Lent; which out the d e p a rtm e n t and many .d ( begins lomorrrtw :\\ ydni-sdav. Match passed He ii-v^ernlvcd bi? tiie C ounty the citixen.* and expression* .of _*>'«* 1,1 / i-yt h ,, kiuiivo ir* ,-\*h U e d n rsd u j. l)en;gcrnlic F j^culive.C om m iW oe in jmihy were freely expre '' Ash Wednesday, 6:60.and 10 a. tn. *xoaion at Sanfdrti, Florida, this ianv mind „ , Seminole O rd e rin g Coitfpany 7:30 p. in. * 4th 'fay of March. If> 1U, as follown: those who lost their boat* in the The weekly *i fii-rTiltM-r-rP-follow*: fire. * T h a t thfs board docs hereby ex­ Sundays, 7:10 and 11 a. m. 7;00 N ear the dredge were anchored tend. a vote nf thank* to the H onor­ p ,.m . ° . able Forrest- Lake, for action taken tho yac h ts of Monday*. Tuesdays, Thursdays Several Sanford citiiens and tour­ in S tate Democratic Executive C o m ­ ist. T h e fine Y acht. Lucille belong and Saturday*, 4 j». rn. mittee in session a t Jacksonville, in Wednesdays, 7:3(1 p. m. ing to H arry Denman of Orlando rescinding sections 4 nnd 6 of the Fridays, !(> a. m. and 4 p. m. Stuicke Resolution, governing pri­ was destroyed. Every Monday 3 p. m. at the maries in this state. • Rectory there ia to be a W oman’s Man Missing We believe that Mr. Lake’s reso­ It is rumored at this writing that Auxiliary Study Cla*» on ‘'C hurch lution which wa« a 's u p p l e m e n t of one of tho men on the dredge boot Mission* In China," Mr*. Alexander tb e S tu ic k ie Resolution i s • just and ', correct anti th a t religion o r relig­ named Jameson has not been ac­ Vaughn, directress. counted for and there U a possibil­ T hrsc Lenten service* are always ious prejudice should not* be drawn ity th a t he waa drowned last night a privilege, enahllHg » penon to fol into political p a r ty actions. when he jumped from the burning low Cnri*t's life more closely. Thi* The following resolution was in­ boat. opportunity at Holy Crow is ex­ troduced by* G. W. Spencer and C. R. Walker states th a t the tended to all.,' passed: Rev. Arthur Scaring Peck, . dredging will be resumed at once, Priest. cither by contract or by a new dredge. The Brady,-boat and several other Mr. sad-Mra. Wailte H ere amaller yacht* were saved last night The many friends of Mr. and Mr*. by th< men who arrived on the scene Henry Wsllsce are pleased to ace and pushed them out of danger but the Becman yacht could not be them back in Sanford to spend the remainder of the season. They aYe moved in time and 1* a total loas. old Sanford ro d e n ts and think the d ty Is the l»o*t .ever. With their ■r ,4 lllble Student Help* dsughter. Mis* Blanche and Miss Can you anawer these question* Porter of Lansingi Michigan tho about the Epistle to the Romans^ have been sending: V>e. winter in 1. What person hold* chief p'ace Tampa but willOii-hirb.fof several In Its pages?, Ch. l-:8. • months. . s 2. How many chapters in.k£> jw • t—------------------Tl 3. W hat Is the subject bf the first Free lecture on Cklaa » three chapters? Rev. J. R. Graham of Taing4. Define "th e RIghteousneai of God" and explain bow It may be­ Kiung-Pu. China. ^Bl*speak at the Presbyterian chorch ,_Wednesday come oura. Ch4. 4, 5. Mr. Graham has 6. What are* the wagin' of M".? nignt i t 7:80. lived In China for twenty yaar* aa The gift of God? «:M. an evarfgeiist. of the Presbyterian «. " la the 'Law sin.** fc7-25. 7. Bow ofton do th* words "F aith, church, and by this long acquaint­ Righteousness and Justify" occur ance la competent to speak with au­ thority. ‘ , Jn Romans. Public cordially Invited. i . Deter lbs Paul’s ld*a of th* I*- NO. 57 Whereas, God in His infinite mercy has seen fit to take from our midst our fellow member and co­ worker tn the ranks, Mr. J. M. Y\Uiiamson, therefore be it • Resolved that we os member* of the Democratic Executive Com­ mittee of Seminole county feel deep­ ly the loee of eur fellow ntember'and brother and th at despite the fact that he suffered for years he was ever active in tne ranks'of the party, alert to the best interests of the community and a good ritixen of thn county and atate. Resolved that a copy of these res­ olutions be sent to bis family and one to the Sanford Herald for pub­ lication th at th* memory of our fellow member may be kept green in the hearts of bis friend* and fam­ ilys. , Don’t Forget—The Free Lecture on Chin* at th# Preabyterian churrb Wedijesday night, 7:80, Roy. J. R, Gr»bt\*n jAL ^tlng-Klang-Pu, China, in g 'o f the spring campaign. I.onjjwood ia comiflg right along and will' be one nf ;tht* biggest plan-* m Seminole county ere long. W * aid well, an experienced oil man from I'litsburg ha* taken an option on 11.000 aerr* of land in th at vicin­ ity and expect* to start drilling for ml in tin* Near future. Mr. Caldwell bored well* nt Beaum ont, Texas, in California ami in any otbi-r places, an*1 having seen signs of ml in the region irm.nd Longwood is willing to hack In* 'udginnnt. The wsr in Korop** has prevented Mr Caldwell getting the skilled labor and the ii-.sary machinery on lime nml he d*"..irons of beginning work ns o' possible. I hv Hi-raiii t« wilting g’Ve litem lh<‘ ti. uUii til the iltntbt regarding nit n ! hi* vicin'!) ’1 re M an til npl u r e f Itccurd, the bwlifuf [Uiblirtition mi souilurr. tniluxtrte^ utul th' ge'u ral dcvi-InjinH nt uf 1 hi- •ection, xays that n number n* lenxcx nave recently 1 ocn reported tix having le in. tiutde of large iracta nf Imil in *-'loridu by oil operators from other Mtitci* ** ho are planning lo 1. ire ll t' (• a II 11I ‘ 1 terll Well- In -j I>it Mill 1'hetlier t. l.mad . ijig <|U i i t i l i . i . Ml t.l • It "'III tiit many CANDIDATES WILL SPEAK IN SANFORD resented by Attorney T E. Wilson and each side had their Jioaring. Judg*> Perkins decided t h s t in­ sufficient reason had been shewn for the council'* action ami thin* the ra-e rest* at present. T h e,co u n c il will lake the chsc to the supreme «our' and m eantim e the end is nor in sight. 1 hero will bd host races on the akc, a u to parades, m erchants' dis­ play and floats, celery show, flower show, grand barbecue for the randiJalca and visitors. Also many side attractions furnished by the Mnjestic Am usem ent Co., fire worka display at night, dancing on the streets umj many other forms of harmless nth use me tits. Uniittlinn l)n> Doiuitinn Day for the Children's Hume Society has been *ei for T hursday, March hth The Presbyterian C F will have this in charge ami hope tu vend a well (i'.ied liox .in that day All those wlio have anything to ilutltile in the wuy- of clothes, no tip, towel*, groceries, toys, etc., will please Vend them lo the residence o( Mrs It C. Maxwell, .it 127 \V *Mh VH , on nr Indore Thursday II you have no way lo send them phone Miss Mim Doyle, j hone No Id, and y o u r lonation will be sent fM. Nothing is too small to be of service. Ii< nu tuber th a t a thousand help­ less anti homeless children each yciir ure a hsolutcl y dependent on the ( litldrcn - J|. me So* »-tv of Florida - lor an-, hm i.i- and a tten tio n Hist think - hi t it would meat il thin The corning of tho candidates will itself bring a m rnatrous crowd, ns it will be the “ coming out con v e n tio n ” of alt the candidates nnd baton — the Pat he Weekly Moving P tc lm e man will be bore in snap I he candi­ dates. ge*. tr>e boat race* and trnk picture# of Sanford in gain at lire . Just think ol the (ur. and pleasure lo be crowdeu into one week. Just think of the advertising our city will get from this event and ju st think of keeping our city in the public eye nt no expense to any one. The idea is w o rth y ‘'of tho u n q u ali­ fied support of every citizen of S a n ­ ford anti pu<-h and every one ithoulrl gel behind I he m ovem ent nnd push. All that the gentlemen who arc tr y ­ ing to organize fur the adair want i- the hearty i opc-jitm'i ol every citizen Tile ( onilitet'lnl I'liih, t i e Fair A"- g u n Lull, liui tV om nns Chit) and Pa.lsh House Club are nil fos­ tering the idea nnd nil of them exp e tt to get som ething from th e pro-, ceeds (of th e ir various organizations. It Is n grand oppnrtirrdt'y for the' people to get together and work for n '.y y in d celebration —Urn kind th at Have tnnde ^ntiferd famous in thg past. , W ■ '"'JlvaUxuia give pi.iuii— ,.i re|- trr - great wmrtc ^hoUli' h a v e t o «l op for ■loniilitii-s. It would he wimethii'g lack of support. Surely you will do immense for Fltirida if oil in pay in ju s t n little tn keep-it up. Remember Tug Da)”; ..Saturday, <|uantitiea should he,developed here, for it would bring a si ream o' men M arch l l t h . a ml money intft the' .ta le which, taken with ouf prevent advantage I n. School Hoard Notes ■il *otl add rTTn->T\te and the large imMi’isrs (I P Swope. \Y A. Howungralion alread) coming tl), would ur I and II H McCall, comprising pul Florida in tin lead tii tin1 uuc«t rapidiv developing and jifj»- the Hoard of I'rusiees of the Oviedo / P resbyterian V. E. Tux Bchool Dlajrict a were in San­ pemux Ktafo in tho I't^tn. The Pres by teriun C. K. met on ford Monday attending the meeting , Wt‘ have no p a l I'.'itce,, wilh the of the C ounty »4oliool , Board. This Friduy evening, March 3rd with u I n n n y i l i s t thoriwis no oil under the iftrul board with the county board good attendance. T he meeting w,*s lurfare of F lorida. They could have dnvised plans whereby t h e . Special in rharge of Co. A, Mr. A rth u r mid os m uch and did, w ith eiptal boats a b o u t Texas and Oklahoma, und California and Louisiana, where immense discoveries were m ade by men who had the faith nnd capita! to stick and were laughed' at as cranks who were throwing their time and money away in a futile quest. There is a homely old saying out in the mining’ regions of tho for west that "gold is whore you find it,” no m atter whst the geologist* say, and the same Is true of o’le Some so called crank is jtirt as likely, from our prevent knowledge to discover it in Fierida as old Cap­ tain Lucas was in Beaumont, Texas, before he tapped the stupendous oil reservoirs deep down under the sUl of 8pindle-Tep and made the country gasp with the immensity of the discovery. We are told that there is n# min­ eral wealth in Florida outside the phosphates and that we must re!y on our agriculture and fruiU and vegetables and timber and cattle and winter climate for our riches. A good strong basil Indeed, but there is no warrant for the assumption that we have no nil beyond the fact that none has thus far beer, discov­ ered. In that conrection the fol­ lowing from the Manufacturers’ Rec­ ord la to {ho point: " f t may be Interesting to mention that just before the discovery of oil In Louiaiansa some years ’ago the Manufacturers' Record repgtved a letter .from one of t h * W posted business men in the state, in which, referring'to the future of Louisiana, h* said: "You know there ara.no minerals In Louisiana,” and h* In­ dicated hi* belief In the fact that would have)-to depend upon its agricultural and timber rt- Tu* School District No, 3 is to he considerably enlarged, \vbinnv act wilt ultim ately result in the Oviedo school being enlarged to u high school, an act th a t Oviedo deserves, or it is one of tho host towns in Sem­ inole county. Oviedo D istrict has a board of trustees th a t are wide awake, and a board th a t are over on the alert for th e b e tte r m e n t of t b d r schools And the im provejnont ol the district as % whole. I t can bo aafely said th a t th is Loan! will leave nothing unturned t h a t will develop their schools a n d place them un a plane of higher stanarxliintion. aH fl 111 , Greene rentier and a fine program was rendered. T he president announced t h e new division of com panies a* m ad e by the executive com m ittee. The fol­ lowing new captain# und lieutenants were elected: Capt. Co. A, Miss Annie Leo Cald­ well; Lieut., Miss Virginia Smith. Capt. Co. B, M!*a Lucy W hitr.er; Lieut., Miss Esther Woodburn; Capt., Co. C, Mr. Kent Roiaetter; Lieut., Mlsa Alice Whittier. Capt. Co. D, Mr. B. J. Moughton; Lieut., Miss 'Muriel JUrrold. Tho Lookout Committee reported one new active member, Mrs. Robt. Mr. W. A. Raulcrson, a member Powell; and one new honorary mem­ of the hoard of trxsstecs «( the Gene­ ber, Dr. Bouchelle. va District was a visitor to the city Monday. Mr. Raulerson appeared Teg Day before the county school board In the interest of hit district and school. Don't forget to carry smrur extrg At a meeting of the school board money on Tng Day, Saturday, Mar. Monday It waa determined th a t the llth . We know that business condi­ schools of Pasta, Monroe and Ga­ tions are not the beat, but we can­ brielis should kava a term of sight not believe that for thia reason little months. This action on i>e part of helpless, homeless children will be the school board wit] certainly meet refused and, when just a mite from with favor in the eye* of the pat­ each person in Florida would pro­ rons of the a b o v e mentioned schools. vide a home for all. Jr. a Y. P. U. The program Sunday it'ght wns rendered by the Orange Blossoms. Rosamond Radford acted aa\lsader. The subject wm "Jesus Tried" and pol many interesting points were brought out by the members. '2 1 A treat la proposed all th a t1,will cdme.-.fiilS every Sunday night. R. a . m ' -* J j S Card of Thanks To the many trienda who were so kind to us in our recent bereave­ ment and during the illness of our little daughter, Dorothy, for the warm sym pathy and beautiful floral tribute# w» extend our grateful, ap­ preciative tnanks. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Draddy. . ------------------ Head Ranker M. W. A. I# Lecture , Modern Woodmen and Royal Hon, J , . D. Vols, Head Banker Neighbor* art repeated to- brAtl Modern Woodmen of America, will their friends to hear this great Iff- lector* In Eaglea Hall Thursday ture on ^'Modern Woodcraft.'' r night, March 10, al t p. m. .. i ■x � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 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/3d2928c5e9774574d81ee472ab4a20d2.pdf 0ffca3ec9d4b3a1a4a3a55f5dd1fe724 PDF Text Text Everyone who has already attended this great closing out sale will tell you that it, beyond a doubt, far surpasses all previous sales or auctions. However, every piece of this merchandise must go at some price. Therefore, the greatest bargains are still to be had, as after looking over the stock, we have remarked and made special reductions = F O R = .......... ........... ...................... Tft w li m ¥ u AY Lot No. 1---Remnant Lawn, Voile, Ging­ hams, Etc., per yard . . 10c Lot No. 2---WooI goods, values up to $1 a yard, per yard 25c mJ ' 3G-inch Cretons, per yard t if t 4 36-inch Silkoline, per yard ’J * 10c 8c * r ;»• BLEACHING, ETC. Good quality Bleaching, per yard 5c Good quality Bleaching, 36-inches wide per yard . . . . 8c Good quality Cambric, 36-inches wide per yard . . 9 1 -2 c f 36-inch Pajama Checks, per yard I WOOL GOODS 54-inch Shepherd Check, per yard 48-inch Black Serge, per yard . r 9c Oak Center Table LADIES’ SUITS Values up to $20.00. Bankrupt Sale price . . 4 .9 8 ILsi . § . Oak Center Table, golden oak fine f i n i s h . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Oak Dining Chairs . . . Golden Oak Rockers . . Golden Oak Rockers . . Golden Oak Rockers * 1 .4 3 2 .S 3 • .9 8 1.39 2 .7 9 • 1.98 Baby Chairs and Rockers . .5 9 Trunks, 31 x 17 . . 3 .4 8 Safes and Kitchenettes, fine fin is h ........................ 5 .9 8 Mahogany Furniture in this sale at Great Bargains. Dressing Table $ 11.98 Blankets and Comforts at Factory Prices. Large Assortment V* . 39c 89c V FURN Dress Goods, Etc. Ift Lot of Ladies’ an d Misses’^ Sh oes and Slippers . . . . 98 c MEN’S SHOES AND SLIPPERS Lot No. 1---Patent Leather, Gun Metal Oxiords . . . . 1 .2 5 MEN’S HIGH SHOES Entire stock of 250 pairs, sizes from 5 to 13, in all styles of leather. Values from $3.50 to $5.00, choice per pair 2 .7 3 MEN’S LOW QUARTER SHOES 350 pair all styles and leathers, values 3.50 to 5.00 Oxfords per pair . 2 . 7 5 LADIES’ HIGH SHOES One lot of Patent and Kid shoes, good leather, value 3.00, per pair ... 1 . 6 9 1500 PAIR BUTTON SHOES. VALUE UP TO $4.48 Entire stock of Ladies’ High Button Shoes all styles and leathers . . 2 .1 5 SLIPPERS AND PUMPS This entire line closing out at . 1 .7 5 Stock Being Closed Out in Rooms Recently Occupied By H 'll t �. • “ .VF- • ■ ■ •.•• . !» . ■■ ’ • .' *• T * "■ •m - i -f SANFORD CHAUTAUQUA FEBRUARY 24 TO 29 INCLUSIVE PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY • THE SANFORD HERALD ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS '"'r ii. /SB I N S A N F O R D — L if e /* Woith Living V G L U M E VII SANK'MID. FLORIDA, TUESDAY m i l l CARY 29. 1916 DRAINAGE ASSOCIATION MEETS HERE oughly i i ni\ I he ft-M I ^ It e« .lit bougll lie w;i* •t v tireii f r om hi fay's travel and i fits't h making At a late hour 'he hunch departed alter a | 'III 1 of til* .the i- FULL VALUE CHAUTAUQUA ASSESSMENT WILL CLOSE N OYJM DE 'THIS EVENING W m(| Words Ik* program t o d a y i- a - follows the Sanford huh Irrigation S y t un Htj;> J N W hitner. Sanford. Fla 1)■ A — *■' of Good ' '"I. in the lobby and all of them are up today ready for another meet Ing 2 GREAT DAYS IN THE HISTORY OF FLORIDA ASSOCIATION Under s u n ny skies nnd -with :t large a t t en da nc e of members from every part of Florida the thiid a n­ nual meeting of the Flotida Drainage Association began here yest er day morning a t - el eve n o ’ clock. Presi­ dent George W. Olivet of D i r i n « being a bse nt on ’a ccount of illness in hi* f amil y. • E x - G o v e r n o r Albert \Y. Gilchrist was called to the chair and opened the meeting with ,i short address on the i mportance of drainage in e v e r y part of the state, giving a brief outline of his efforts put forth while governor and acting us the head of t h e Internal I mp r o v e ­ ment Hoard of the state. He also paid Sanf ord a high cAmplimerit a* being the pioneer in drainage ami irrigation and being one of thi greatest v e ge t ab l e growing sc, I'on* in the sout h. He tlieri i nt r oduc' d Hon For rest I,tike. |Ti -oh ut of t'< Sanford C o mme r ci al Cl ub, wL<> w l wt-lciimed the visitors on behalf of tfie city and t ur n ed the kev* of t*. , ■ \ oM-r to i hem • x |vi »■ 1 .-pr that I heir meet t.g would la oil** Ilf tile In's! Ill t lie history "f the a’ lleiijarnu i i•*t •tl • in ce n * . meeting (-0 V . TRAMMELL NO TES H ARDSH IPS ON TH E TAX PAYfeltS us-ion. " Ti l . Drai nage *'• hires-. 11,01 W \ I, Hu,. r „ m . rtouer of Agri cult ure. T.dla flassee, Fla. Address. ‘.'Florida Forage Crops," lion. It h. ltose. State Chemist. Tullahusssee, Fla Address. ' ‘ Engineering in its Re­ lation To Drainage," Hiram McElroy, Ta mpa, Fla Address, " P r o b l e m s of Drainage Corrtrt icl ors, " K E Sctiooley, of A X W illi- Sc Sons, st Louis, M o , afternoon Session, 2 10 Xddn I he 1 train age !..,«< a n d nf, t ai le» Ei connte-eif or (I gani/.n g Districts ‘ ft | if.,mner. T a m p a Kl.i Address. " T h e Everglades,** F. I*. Elliott, Chief Drainage Engineer Trustees I l f . Tal lahus a e, Fla. Address l.awrertce Manni ng. PresIrlenl A tl a nt i c Eiigtne. ring l orn (•.If,' VtV l ■ of It, 11., i r . . t . l l .l c I I - I II I .-. M I g •• ! ml. Dr..,.- el XX.ii. .' ;i most • o ti'f.re ' t ' e f fie no mb. ■ >o 'll t >• ' ir tainment filled the v a c a n c y nicxtly. Ir. Jordan is a humorist, f i n g e r and crayon artist all in one. T h e HihrldafTcr S k l bi ns ky Co., S a t ­ urday and Su n da y Nothing we could sa y would he too good to say about the t wo c o n­ certs gi ven here by this co m p a n y. Heul high class music is a acarce article and when it cornea our way we sit up to see what's going on. i ----------No t in years have we heard a n y ­ IT HAS BEEN A GRAND t hing of the class o f the music given i SUCCESS IN e V^RY us on the dates a bove. An appr e­ ci ati ve audience greeted Madam * WAY POSSIBLE ______ IlihrldalTcr. !r. von S k l b i n s k y and Mr. Velie, throughout the t wo con­ Wo congratulate the Sanford certs. C h a u t a u q u a Association on the great TMlose that had the good fortune, C ha ut au qu a now drawing to such a to become jiersonally a c qu a i nt e d successful close. Looked nt (rum with the members of the c ompan y liWry angle it has been a great sucwere delighted with them. t udam cnS ii Th e Ch a ut a uq u a is one of the HiheldafTer i» " T h e . nicest l ady in tljings *.Sanford needs us well as the wo rld. " She has u wonderful eTi ' ryyfl Ui or. ’ progressive town. On st age presence as well as a wonderfl every hand the pulrons have been vote. We do not pretend to be h Ar ti e x pressing themselve* as high­ able to express in words an apt a p ­ ly pleased in every way preciation of her Gut uny time she Th e latent brought here by the wants to be heard in Sanford ull management has liven surprisingly she will have to do will be to let us high class. It is of the sort that ele­ k no w it and we will alt be there. vates. E ve r y number has been one E v e r y one of her numbers was the t n are glad to have in Sanford. If best one. Just where we were when t i l ' Ch a u t a u q u a is to he as good she was singing we do not know but e v e r , lime as t h i s we would1 like to we were tn a mighty pleasant and have several i very year I ho-e beautiful land, somewhere, lulled by that shave been fortunate enough to the notes of the sweetest voice hold fi .i-uii fl. ket* have enjoyed a Mr X "ti ' • k i l m . - k v ' s v i o l i n | d a v gria' . .it a remarkably low ing ..Iso w a s truly great III '!■ I c |’ll* ( , Sa yi ng that lie is an artisi worthy It I*> .1 (ili'ilr* LIr»* to s »l > thill A* it of a plaer w ii h xt adu III Ulb.dd i Iter ( ’* , r nj i .i tint ' h a n t a u q ci h a ­ I* ii..I s.i. i g loo much l.over- of l o , ■ .i g r e a t sui ' c. ' s s Art i . ti eull y tile violin were delighted with all and as an entertainment it has been I lull he it' d a* s h o w n h . t h e • Tallahassee, FU;V lV>h;28, 1 9 1 6 It is very apparent that.the, a t t i ­ tude of Governor Park Tr ammel l, regarding the basis upon jvjiich the 1916 tax assessment should he rntkdc Is going to result 111 the »OH>tit being made upon a .0(1y per rent basis, instead of being raised to - u full cash value basis as recently ordered by tiie St at e Tax Commit.The (iovernor has already receive(| teplies from a majority of the tax assessors agreeing to his position upon the subject. T o have raised the assessment to a full cash value basis would, a- pointed out by the Governor have resulted in The taxpayers of the state having to pay i oti much tncreusial sl ate and county t.,\ The increase for 1UHi in the state t:,xc- alone would have am*.ut i.'d *•> four hundred ami fifty 4t*'i-ai ,1 -I ’ liars on account of nil I ■ age- i In- i.oxcriii.r had no authority to r. dm i and i.h. county rax i :i . ' "1 III. i t If.' 'at. wo i i\. itotii.t ,t u<<tinted to in.i lesii tbiin U ” nr three million dollars. .1 , . ■ •' 11 ,|I elt her i ■" 1■i i ' Ul I 1 • Mi J • i »T• «•* 11„i.I it t I n i n; I *■'Z ■ * I Ii i i r <1 > It Nil*til M t .ii.'« t «i • XI J11l*■ • u 1 i i i •1• . D u ! h ‘ |. ' 4 * V f r % 1 ,1 .1 II • '* V * 1 > ii* •1* 1,1.1> M' ,i fl ■ I » i t ^ t •** | ' ' 1 A 1Nm , . w i t* „? i • . • list • Ji 11 .i t: , * *. »’ "* 1 lt \ itfi*' N 1 MHIflP • l or .. h.f I'*. : ii . l -I! a . - ; . ;l 11 .. ' •T1•* 11 .1 1 ' -C . i j.. ■. »,i •* . Ii fi •I I •' I f it ,hry i, T- X 1 Tfl. 1 A. I d r i s T ' t e j i . i r n l i o i , ol Dr., i..g> • Honda (Or l hiMarkyl. < I* Ifutrlikisa of 1 H C u l le r Si C.. (’ hjango . • I Itsrijlisfoi ' TL. I^u.ib' ‘V t ' " I . , V ’ If f i l l - I'l.St l ' - . I. d l' 1' t M- I \ ir • I' « bv- I'nrk 1 1,-i ii*.. , i f • • I* lK ag. ( o n, m e ion. r I. i i I *a’ ■ ' H ir ns. Lough ma n, h la t l , n , ' . ir M. i L ■ g . ni a t 'i ............. will I ring I"' 11"' ti* Is* - * .stum - t . . ! ■ I•. X 1 •I. ' 1 • * *i 1• * ■r • 1.. . 1.. ,i ,p ;. .ii d I ,1,. t ..' pi . " d ' d >- • •■ 1 w ' I *’* 1 . ,l\ i. t. rpr. ' too Itmk ’ 1 > ■' Ad dress 1'sa(u) and *I’ ,"tiiaM* s 'I.i juAt with iiru. d a s h a n d ad Mr,u) uri ton I he I Inmate tib • i I m'riiblis ugge s t i ve ac t i on rio-i' Draiuuge. ” C . G. Elliott. XX shMu- i . u p h o l d - tiie original iligton. .|) former Ch i e f o |t. II Dunbar - Und. ir i i a n d ' h e i r pro Drainage Inv netignunn*, 1 ^ Dept gr ant* include or lx rrnuposi tion* to of Agricul ture T h e meet ii g then adjourned f o r 1 w h n i i loll iiit.T ju. I.ition .ijid- t h a t Ti>* -• it" Rob m.uiv t i e day us many of ! lie members |n s u l mr >b a r m i la-si. awell aheart songs and w. re at xious to a tt en d the le. lure "f William Ji linings Hryun at Al gem* of -lu red mi l"d ■ Thilira" gunnel plays the len's Th e a tr e Here I lie firsi purl id the eveni ng was devoted to , ' wuldhorn music from famous over concert by the Goshen Orchestra of turns and opera* .ffeiTiv.lv inter­ the Sanf ord C h a u t a u q u a and prompt pret* t hem then a • lu*» trano-rip I.V at t* 1 ft Mrerident < U XX.iljter tn.n nr a military patrnl wH I' " of the C h a u t a u q u a Association in telllgenl ttltder't .Hiding a' d Unfatl t or tog musical troduced Hon. XX . S. Jennings. * x- ing discmninatnin Governor of Florida, who in turn e fTect* no ii.strumefila I coriiliinulm.t 1 lie introduced his cousin the disting surpasses t lie brass quartet. quartet's operatic i ll verllsemci.ts and wished e x - Sccr et ary of State After the Ilrynn speech Mr Jen- musical skits, character sketches, unique stories and portrayal' from •ngs g a v e a fine address on D r a i n literature anil life add the humor “ g*-t jiuying i)speciul attention to the that ha* helped to make this rorndrai nage us practiced in Holland and coming back to Florida told of the operati ons in the Evergl ades and tiie results. At the close of Mr. Jennings speech the drainage members and visitom adj ourned to the Hotel f arnes where in the dining rj>orl' !l long table prepared with -Lxinirken pillau and ma n y other good thingkept their attention for some lime A f t e r the cdffee and cigurs I oa«l master Forrest J.ake called on >1" following gr^itt/men (or toast* and they responded with some good ones causing much merriment* F. A, XVood, James Alexander. < G. Elliot, Allirrt Gilchrist, f apt. Hose, Hryun Jennings, XV..J. Hjfyao, \V. S. Jennings, Cl au de Johnsnrt, c - M. Haker, F. E. Elliott, ‘ Srhclle Maines and aeverul others. HonXV. J. Mryan was the guest of hofTUr at the banquet nnd seemed to Ihor- M- D u . i C . t a n d . It ' l l • IHnger* l(, |I , ! • yv ill M. ' . U 1 \j' C jiauy famous , Mr Ayl s wort h’s vtolm solos are worthy of being featured and Mr. Vir D e n ’s cornet solos are splendid­ ly artistic T h e Song Group* by Mr. Sprtng and fr. Strnhm are re­ freshingly novel and u^^emely well done Tw o of the y oung men are thoroughly iwitiMactory »c,-",p|.an „ts Each program t- built, arrang­ ed jin-pan-d coached and guaVan ......I f.y Mr. Ralph Dunl.ar Th e I)unf...r g u a r t x l ’ has given over four thousand concerts. fraveJed two thirds "f “ millixxn m i l e s ^ nearly three times tiie distance from the earth to the mnon' i n ' e v e r y state in the Union and much on other con­ tinents.. H now presents the a c c u ­ mulation of advanced program ideas and material, and it* vvr>’ r,'ct' " t successes prpve unquestionably that it i* nlw better than ever. WAR CLOUD WILL D IS­ APPEAR FR O M OUR HORIZON Washington. Feb. 2 8 .— With iho appa rent quieting down of the si t u­ ation in Congress the submarine crisis shifts back to the negotiations bet ween Secretary Lansing and C o u n t von HernstorfT. , M L Lansing said t od a y there was no intention- of transferring the negottiXtiMrs-U) Her Iit! to lie conducted between Ambassador Gerard urn! t he Berlin foreign office, us was i nt i m­ ated in dispatches published abroad. He reiterated that the s ta l e d epa r t ­ ment had heard nothing from G e r ­ many on its request for a declaration that the new submarine campaign would not be conducted in violation of previous assurances for the safely of Americans traveling on unresist­ ing liners < .'.ll pen ir. M i ... lll'lelt XI , . , - it now '.lands 'Ol I un i '■ .a X.l'e .ii 1,0 0 w. -re o i l . to t|| | ||H ( *'|| MH t r |.e ... and jw r *yjii p a th > with M • I [Cutaway at all tuner during t lw*i ! p -’glyjiii isrulil r "t have been gzru! «r. Next j'i'jir we hope-jCfret-r rbesV arilst* lien- again and we will hope to see them in the ' Lady of the Decor ati on, ” A great singer u;t« or . e e beard to suy " H e t t y Jane tins tee b y pnntir.'.l” and that i- the way Ill's ol pelt file ui Sanford feel about M r ight now Mi'-du Mr M ..' XX 1 ' l l XX o r r . II " Hill. Id.' II'T II ut,a v k'bi. -Li ! i' * I X, i t i If.In Id ill r -. j i *I u i . - ’ XX I Ifr >a n \f ndr t • r eat 111( * filial ui ma i ••*! Night I’ p i e m a y n u t s i ' " « ' w i t h AX' J Br ya n , ilq-j may call him n traitor to his party nnd t hey may call him a theorist hot tbi- f a d ■ •■ in.iiii» (bat XX J Brvan i* one of tlts.-nrealesl men on the lecture jilatform today on the suit;.'.- of pnlitirnl economy . Jiist now while the country i* at white beat over the preps) red ness program the lecture of Mi Bryan on " T h e War in E u ' o p e and It* IV. Powell Hale Friday anil S a t u r­ Lesson for I U " IS not only timely day Afternoons but i* eagerly sought sfter even at Mr Hale acted as platform man *o much " Per Np,.,.,- h ig'-r throughout t lie Ch au t a u q u a and T h e a mmuni t i on factor* are t a l k ­ in* pleasant manner m that capuc' ty ing preparedness at *<> much jicr was an att racti on in itself His mis­ prepare, as Mr. Br ya n stated last cellaneous program on Fri day a f­ night and he i* In the same pew. ternoon showed hipr in a va r i ety of But his lecture gave hi* audience moods in all of which he pleased much to think about and be mude Ihs best work was the " C h r i s t m a s many telling points about the j in­ Ca ro l ” on S a t u r d a y afternoon when goes who would plunge this count ry he was on the jilatform for well into an enormous debt by scari ng over an hour wi t hout a break and them on the subject of foreign In­ yet the audience e njoyed e v er y vasion. We agree with him on many minute of that great old story. ideas and his logic is unnnsailahle. Th e Boston’ Lyric*. Friday Exening The lectures of Mr. Bryan against T h e Boston L y r i c s have been to preparedness will have a great ef­ Sail lord before and though they were fect in holding this nation d o w n to t aki ng the place of the Criterion normal while the war Is in progress G W C l u b their vari ety of enler- and certainly none of us want war and all its attendant horrors nnd Th e speech of i nTPU.e in some features of tin enormous expense Mr Ilrynn last night gave the large utility raves ahieh would cer t ai n­ audience much food for thought and ly amo unt to not less than a half all who heard it give him credit for nullum d o l l a r s increase and (iroh being sincere in hi* cun victions. ably as much us a rnilln.ii dollars or mere increase in s t at e and count y even if the idea of peace at a ny price does not conform to tin* Aden* taxes over what was paid last year of red bl ooded, Americans. and it was to prevent this u nnec­ Thii think, should meet * ilh tiie approval of every T a x Assessor in Florida, and I am therefore writ ing to u*k that you kindly indicate in me immediate!! whether or not you will agree to carry out anti be govt rued by such tiasi* in making i l f 1**1*. assessment in your count y. I Tiifornnl y in the assessment of ail properties and uniformity in the basis (or assessment throughout the state is the main object which it is desired to have accomplUhed. With each tax assessor in the state w o r k ­ ing faithfully to bring abo ut uniform it) upon tiie basis which was fixed for the 1915 assessment, nnd which basis it is now suggested that you agree upon for the 1916 assess men l, greater uniformity and better e q u a l ­ ization of tnx assessments in all parts of the state will be brought about. In view of the f a r t t hat we have certain fixed millnge* t hat cannot he reduced except b y the legislature, and a constitutional amendment to raise the 19 16 assessment to a basis double that of last year would nee.'Xsarily menu ii large increase in the amount of taxes that the tax­ payers would have to p a y . The increare on account of the one mill State School Tnx anil the one- essary increase in taxation t h a t - I half mill S t at e Hoard of Health took this mat t er \fp with t^he St ate Tux, which 1 have no a ut ho r i ty to T a x Commi ssi on nnd am now br i ng­ reduce would be four hundred and ing t he u n i * to your attention. fifty thousand dollars in these two A w a i t i n g y ou r r a l l y reply I urn fund* alone. This would represent You r s ve r y truly the increase in state tuxes, while • Park Tr ammel l' there would a h o be a considvrabl Governor. tit' j i vmt I hr i f . - i Hu .| ■ t o To i——111* I h e i r \ I I I . I I I .. II pAw.r* I .t . u l a r ptopo-mg ., I >1 I 'i'. I' f . l , I* _u — - •—» -**.*,— . a — i , i , , i ivj> t a t i t n e n t t h a t llt.< Mriti.-h governm ent tin* n o t rejected the Amc r i cr c n " Ug g . slum, b u t I* c o n s u l t l u g h’ r a l l ie s Tile "lime sources • ,)|, l, d "nt ' ! i i ' •• f-, . i - i, . i , i ., t -I, j IH Itnli-h or I uv ,■ , iline . r. *■ b ■ i i . ir .i- 11 111. . f m j ■, in ♦ . . 1 | ■ f l . - 1'** .le 1* *t 11] Kept a l i v e , liOW. v.T by t lie a t t i t u d e of ifo* I t a l i a n g o v e r t rn. i it u >1 tin* j. r.'s.Tive a l N e w A'Uh of three armed Italian merchant men, the Gitrsepjie Verdi. San Gugli cmn and the Napoli Though technically an entitely separate question froj that of the right of merchant -btj * to carry d e ­ fensive a r m a me n t , the Lusitania cane remains in a bey an c e because the state depa rt ment fear* that the Ger man pl edges to refrain from a t ­ tack ing Inters wi thout warni ng muy not extend to future operations. Therefore. 1 he depart merit has rai l ed upon the Ger man g ov ernment for informati on on thul point and is now awulting a response. P r e s by te r i an C, E. Th e Presbyt eri an 0 , E. met on Fri da y eveni ng with Co. D in charge. Miss Edna Pl ant leader. S u bj ec t , " W h y Ex te r mi na te the S a ­ loon anil H o w ? " T h e chai rman of the Ci tizenshi p commit too announced t h a t on oppor ­ t uni ty to sign the pledge would be given i mme d i a te l y after the meet­ ing. T h e leader conducted a Bible reading exercise In which -all the members of the c o m p an y took part. T h i s was followed by excellent talks on the subject by Mr Hutchinson and Mr Muir head The society voted to t ak e charge of the Chi ldr en' s Home S o c i et y T a g D a y , which will he o bser v ed on ednesday, M a r ch 8th. It U hoped l lf al all the Sanf ord people will re­ spond ns t h ey al ways do to thin most wo r t h y c^usr. T h e society* ^irs. -D. L. R a y of Leon, Iowa also voted to solicit and send a box nnd Mrs. S. 0 . C o yn e of M i n ne a po ­ of clothing, etc., to these homeless lis, Mint).; \ h o hpve boon Tipending babies duri ng next week. Miss Mae the winter in Cu ba and South Flor­ Do y l e was mai]e chairman of the ida stopped-ofl nt Sanford for a few commi t t ee y t o get up donations. day»'*visit to W E. and Mis* Helen T h e c ommi tt ee earnestly begs tho Shelton. cooperation and liberality of all. * TsaStti-i.-.H* • - nM ‘ UK li,tii Xn o 11. ,,n j o i ' - wit* , r in* *n '•■ tl. I -.it, .| >t ai i * , \| i. **i..| a j,r. f <. ti I XI * 11 M M o N I U III If I •' . ■ insfun d 1. . i r • * "ini M I1»T *Ut,| l r t were 1 1 it 0 St at • ••rreil w i t h > ' .1 tig' * of ti r e l a t i v 11 * loll avidt t I'tl-Li u p o n h t* '* i .r t 1. ■1 rl' ,.U I>i IL o, l . as Hot %A t •*<1 iiii - •• 1 • .1' 1• !' i »h* f i x X♦ •*, ,i •r •• i i' - .. ' M * Mar i N ! • 1 *-).*» t V. 1> w11 *i fcjr i’. I,..i. t • i Ii w ? > * l* (»» IU . (* ♦ .tihii d gr.M11> f o tin j» • (orin , . t III nt»i' u " 'i I \ . ‘ .urc ’ ll I *I ( , ' t;. .linn- i hut I In. I'etiltintc govern- 1lo.-Laitii i a a r eli int d K l f e n r e i g e n M. d. I e l . | • I •! M' lln Mi. ii f. I • Id .tier . .U t •»TC mout .rv. tii. iiow -i it. ll|>o', l i e -!i4n>' li.tsi* .gr ■ • ,1 .':i.1 adopted for t to I'.l. I*, trieiit t lint l*. iij-Hi.li a b a s i s of no per cent ol the true rush value of .ill a* .i s'iilde property, the m t nmission would not object to the nsst'S merit for 1916 biung mud. Ujnm such basis. »r»i*i •1* r • •I j ■* i ' L h i .A t ■ fl'S M . . , ■ m. ■ • I i - tie M I*'l i.|» • T it n h } XX' i i v r ’ '• r m i at 1" t •» ll •* ' oi I to I Ig 1 • - o, \ «ll* ' <.Xf, • t.t • r.» \ t oil h i p - Iirille.I I f u m e n • .1 • . • 1 f»»r il* *• i 4** *»t ly I I J \| <»<i j i | ■ f •o'-vf-t f Mr 1 ,i*t ' .i *• r • \r i 11 y t I y I ’ I v I 1111 i X • OF AMERICA XX bil e t tie s i t u a t i o n in C o n g r e s s a p p a r e n t l y is being h e l d in c h e c k by t h e a d m i n i s t r a t i o n lea d e l s , t h e s t a t e d e p a r t m e n t c o n t i n u e s i n . t wai l reeel p i ol c e r t a i n a p p e n d i c e s t o t h e A u st ro - Ge r ma n notice, w h i c h a r e i n­ t e n d e d t o it. m o ' i -1 r a t e th»T l l n n - h 1- !•' . I" ' ' l l ..rilled s h i p s f,.( \ e u s e d t h e i r g u n s of . i.T. . *■ ;,'• i- I l.nsively against s u b m a r i n e ^^h> •> 1I. : o w .j at e Vi t v Mil inber \1 - X. do a? I a. ■ o|n|.a. i ... s n . 1.1 ».,•' I t, \ *• b e e n lire **Xnit.g by m a l l a n d S e c r etary I....... | r m»o|i a i ■I e v e n i n g fla Ve it).-r 11 u.*rk lo.fk * he Kill.-Ida Ifer I 1 . ;>. |i,l .1 |t fif.r ll I.'S • o r n p. n i v i r e t n . i r k a b > L a n s i n g hu* - a i d tli.it u n t i l be b u s b e . • .1 -out*1' of g l a t l l o a I o. n t o t s l ^i l . i h' ky I O 11 ' I. , 1 Iif e T, m , i gi nil-1■1 a i.d j —f (•" III* • - well i n o "f ii i■i . i h a d a n <>p|.orl u n i t y In ' Ml dy Ihe M o m are ar I I . 1 . > 11 .11 ur eters ' I n fin ■ I* • * ' I * 'il. I> p a r t in.-i't ,M ■ i1 T t i -1 1 fc * H ,n » n til |IT! ■I ■ 11 -.1 \ -« 1 1■ *MX til* » o , i.( * • i • i 1■ ' •> i- i l ie • x a ■ 11 , \1 ...'.! .r , in growir.g t ‘l< rm.bl 1 if i •» a: •■63 i NO. 55 • ’ "I •• V-' m ii' i' m I? 7 �m - ,v LAST EXTRA CLUBBING OFFER OF CAMPIGN WILL START TODAY 80,000 Extra V otes G iven on Every Set of 8 Yearlys Last Opportunity to Secure Extra Votes on R enew als Offer E nds N ext M onday—O nly Few C andidates A ctive- Anyone Entering Now and H ustling Can W in a P r iz e --M a k e T his Your Best W eek — Case Your Prom ises W hile You Get Extra Votes on Old Subscriptions f: if ’ In lea* than three weeks our h i s are the ones t hat were needed to c a mpai gn which ia now the most in* win the car for you. Now is the t ime to appl y the pro tcreating feature in Seminole c o u n t y Y o u k no w that an ounce will come to a close am! t hat Fort! v e nt i ve . Ro ads te r will be a warded to some of prevention is worth a pound of Hy doing all y ou ran now. you w o r th y candi date. March 18th is cure can look hack with satisfaction op the last day of the campai gn. T h e question t ha t is nat ural ly on y ou r past work and w-ill feel no u n­ It is the minds lof al most ev e r y person easiness about lh«‘ winning worth lot* to know that y ou ha ve in t he county is, " W h o will win the done all within y ou r power, anil Ford?" No w t hat is a question we c ann ot answer right now, and in those who can feel that way at the fact our fiiat kno wl e d ge of t h a t will closo of the campai gn are t he one* be on March 1 8 lh, after all the who win the big prizes. v o t e s have been counted. No one can pick the winner, but, candidate*, y o u can determi ne the winner b y y o u r work in the next three weeks. S o m e sa y the winner of the cni will be l uc k y . In one wa y he or she will be. but that is onl y in the respect t h a t this o ppo r t uni ty is before them. We ha ve failed to see where there e v e r was a person who wa a success on account of luck, and we never saw a candi date win an aut omobi le because of luck l .uck is of little or no importance. It is a mat ter of enthuniaam and persistence. So me one will feel satisfied his or her work on the last Th i s one will feel the best has done all. tho w a y through and not think of the subscription* might have been gotten. Th a t didate will win, . . • with day. been will that can­ Now, just one moqj r nt . We d o n ’ t know who that candi date i^, and -*i* won't know Ther<> Will only to­ nne winner of the Ford, and that one C A N lie you, Th er e i* never more than one that works with the unti rahl r spirit and t hat one who does can be you. Put forth your If y o u d o n ’t happen . to lie at the energy right now and keep it up heild of the list t o d a y , y o u want to T h e n the car is yours try to get there next issue. Thi s M a k e up your mind that if any isn’ t the d ay we a t e awardi ng the one else win* the Ford they will a ut omobi le, and *u till* does not ha ve In get up early in the morning, si gni fy who I lie winner will In T h e vniik night* ai d thet . i'l l heat I’Ol i nt I h a l i* m a d e \ l i r i i t - 1 I I* \mi a n y w a y 1( . ou think it I III > I hi; o r a li',, I I h a t l * t h i m i l l I I h a I I it II t y ou w a i i to make tug m o t h er Kvtra t e l e 11 (Ter -I l It, * a. . r III ■ i I' - *■ »r III t mu t (nr : and In U Monday Mari h til ti. at Y o u m a y t h i n k t h a t it d n e - n ' t -i p m •-.lit i mdl'lnli will In- give* ., t , ,11111 ' • ■ ■ I n . rr . * •* . -ll n u n I \ I I; \ ..........................* i' F .41 i W I t ■k ’- W i * l .I - > .J - I w iri,y . is <i> it rmiiiit g i l.»i you 11 it-. ,.t . » * a*' . * ; ■ »1 . th. » *. ' ” . ^ l i li 1 >1 1 i •!" It • «. *I II* 1 ft • p in n. W . • ir. ,J il ii - U • {i • i 1* 1 f-1. ). [‘ Il-KW I). > ' • ■; K • f » « * i r* t *1 * M ff |, . t - 4.1 ♦ >• %* ?1 v T in g " ’i ' • '. i I a, ii *•' ' * * rtn r♦ •»w .«fi ‘ %i f !• fill | ! T* 'l it' '- t i l l " t hi n 1*■** Yjm\s£ HANDKERCHIEFS Natal Hay at $ 1 6 4 a To n Tho Locwburg Co mm e r ci a l , a l ead­ er in the ca mpai gn for general cu l t i ­ vation of Na t al h a y t hr o u gh o u t Florida, chronicles the fact t hat Ar* rhur Lees a pioneer producer has just received p a y m e n t for N a t a l hay shipped to T a m p a at the rate of $164 a ton. Th i s price was received one hale in a F a r m e r s ’ d ay aucti on sale here, and of course no such high price could be mai nt a i ned, ex cept in time of war and fa mi ne, on a ny f or ­ age crop. Fine prices are ruting for nil Na t al hay pr oduced in Florida, however, and the profitableness of its production is bei ng t h or o ug h l y demonstrated. S T A T E B O A R D O F HEALTH 4 D A I L Y T H R O U G H T R A I N S W E S T I \ 1 r \ ii;i\ : . 7 N i*' l ,p \\ 1 li, • ^ "ii ..........aki 11.1 11" in i u*i **\ i -.nun* ri-;i*i i n* W II W l l i ' l ’e It i f (|ii ;i l ii \ i n w $i n i * iln* I i* report at i-.n t a l l y d it* f a "hi Ib tie t u m ml prut* l-’o n l ll i i| In pei l . . | elf I t lull atul lit ’ he "i « - i ;• :t: 1> r t -11; t i >i 1 i I y "I ion f i i in |tan\ the 4*n I > ^8 9 0 ; -iin S i * I a n > 7 |n, ,il Mtter |. fin- S : m ! o r d ii. rni\t-r> al I». D etroit, Mu.t rni Ml »*>, ,it\ w it ft t he 4I ■ « I if* .ii I Miii: *» l(i s*11!* iii n: •v- BEAN SEED ASK FOR PRICES CH A SE & CO. W.’± JONFTAKE[HANCE5 Don’ t play with aerioui inattera— don’t Y O U carry your own inxuranca against F 1R E for y o u ’ll find th« money wanting when the F I R E has wiped out your property l (in sa le CHASE & COMPANY end W. J. T H IG P E N & COMPANY AGENTS Wb a ' . • BgW-y General Fire Insurance orfls* with H O L D E N H E A L E H T A T H Sanford. F lo rid a^ Fire Depar t ment a n d t h e m a n v (r:»rnl* w h o *** k i n d l y a *-*1- Veil a I i h e fir* r at i t ri ia y m o r t , i r g in - n \ m g <oir hutin- a n d f u r n i t u r e the f ri e n ds w h ......... kt t ol l y of ' f e r e d t h e i r h o m e s fr«.«* of c h a r g i ! t o o u r gili*sts w e wi sh t o e x p r e s s o u r deepest thank* \V W Long ,-ind Fa mi ly L \N II I f \ M '* P lea sa n t C uatom . Y ou’d Be Telephoned T o” r E P E L E P H O N E c o u r te sy is just a bit o f ordinury p o lite n e s s and ev er y d a y k in d n e ss th a t w e p u t into o u r c o n v e r s a tio n w h e n wo talk by te le p h o n e . Its th e fa c e to fa c e brand o f p o lite n e s s and kin d n ess used w h e n w e ’re v o ic e to v o ic e . * I t’s th e sa m e p o liten ess and k in d n e s s th a t w e like to r e c e iv e fr o m th e othurr end o f th e w ire. Kissing formerly was an official part of the'ffTtgttsh mnrrlngo service For 1.ntl i cs mi d ( i e n l l e m e n Gu'l/u/ a little th o u g h t to firk’- Lverjthing I p-lo-Date phon e c o u r te s y a n d practicing its sim ple r u le s will m a k e the telephon e an even m o re effi ­ cien t aid fo r y o u . **T elep hon e K E t i l l L A I t M E A L S 2 5 CenlH 24 M E A L S F O R $5 . 0 0 H ynes Bldg. P hone 197 j i “Telephone as ! THE ROYAL CAFE I Wp (Htc Special Attention To Our Customers < •* \g e lil ( art) of T h an k s T o the Sanford Reasonable rales . vec .lixt.i tr-f it 11 may b e i i he mill mil relations of s o n of it* members to each other It Is t hi* ........pfei a r e Iti,. (p.i I•la1 hen: . nf Ittei a Uen, e llmi i ' > , r -. • 11•. •< 1 >11*1-e" .1 t-V " "I I 1» 4 '" * fti.1 ll X IT . t I*1 III * If, la gtlpp I .111 >lit - * uid f* * I.* -a I * 1 <• " ■ .......... I they w , f. i id I,. I ii,i*iif-.| 1 . t i l l le , a u *• the geft-lH li> whlili thi'se disease* ire Tf : - Tiitt 11 >1 w ti , M If* destroy e. I lid tin* seeds would Iti- extinct Medical practice goes far to provi -this more than a dream, because proper precautions h a t e practically huniphed typhoi d from the Fc.ited Stiitf-s Army Hy the enforccitieat of i-oriain sunitai y conditions the cityf of l acksonville hits reduced the disease within its limi ts from 6lleliths 111 IHUI. to It death* In 1!IJ5 . of which six cases origiuated outside of the city u 1 1I nil tn C It u ;|i. I in* * t •light >. d ’ I • it -, . irt Ilnur .1 l( f- 1lin.ki-fi like 1 In Inin. w.i* dimmed but till’ good work nf the fireaxdj;part inept saved the lu»u«e. T4te tire seemeiFtO cttlch III t he m o f ' f r o m t he chimney- and when the depaMnn nt arrived wn* litirning tnnrrjl)v tin account of the location of I he lire the department could not use. th chernii’jk) us the fbimi** Were g. ntttg great hiuttlway and water was poured into the buddi ng to e x ­ tinguish the flames and cheek them Similar result * have been secured at once T h e high winds also inndi I with yellow fever, bu bo ni c ptugui the work harrier and the d e p a r t nii’til ] and other ttlHietiop fought manfully against great odds Tin* present winter bus seen an and linally subdued the blaze. The epi demi c of la grippe in Florid greatest loss was to the rooms anti and in many other parts of th*furnttlltc m the three stories below1 country This rapid and wide Mr. and Mrs. Long are very spread has been made possible only grateful to the d ep a rt me n t and to because of the careless n*e, or tlo the kind friend* who offered their use at all of the . handkerchief rooms free of charge to the guests Wi th this prevention thi* epidemic until t lie building can In* put in might have been prevented or con shape again fined within c o mp a r a ti v e tmbgnifi T h e lire demonstrated again that cant limits. there is n o better fire d e pa r t me nt Thei cforc, use vnur him dkerchie* a ny wh e r e nor any bigger hearted people than Sanford people. Have our strong, reliable company carry your risk— and be on the safe side. m ‘ Car ( iara i'e s*;ili sn ail 1 1 i h. ih r Tn uriiiL ' M m hit e A I DW \ If I > I I I ' . 1 . |N ’rr• Tl . t ■ 1’ . Vi * f ' 1 ill Aa 4 - 1 1| V, r*’ v V * tn i* hit i «t■ nn * t hil’D‘ Ilia V In> i miii of \ MIL rn tifti M 4k** i! y.iur .hc.t iln!* 1 Drl imi i i U i a w ill limh luir k m Vr ihi’ 11ti c j l*i*l :•* iiiauv Nil* ui *i igh* \ •• i -1 . . ,i ! t ii ! urtti Hi i Ion l,«tu by lb *ur<- t *i in- i t } , , ,s .i r ■ till 11ll! k LOW j |ll IN-i 1 If* iin r . g 1 "i my n nr* ^t*b . i 1•’ '.'U *4 Mill ft rhL: li g dial ‘ 1 1 d ui t tiiii! ».i *‘ Y**r» *.*•1 f *i ' ' 1 U ' . 1 fi t f 4 all' (* " . .'I ' 1. \ i jjt1M.11' f .If* I »il 1 il i'H tin' k. |*» 1 f;•‘ tit 4*4 1 V" 11 M ,■1 a •ifth ti*.* • am i i 1l i a r ; u*l i •!’ a m I r» • ihr K unalioiii l i f t* i •111 ii 11■ f S.'iMfl;, T n u ii ( ‘ a r iff! I d ; ■ 11 |-t .iL.it-.lit > * ’ a ■ 1-tte i i ( ar. l i ' l’t* n - n l a r k .t M i ■ i v - -f \ i n* i n <fn \ j >i>n .-*11>i ! i ( ■* .pi. I i , f it •11 5 Comfort Cottage n m i i i i • i ..:.*••• . 11 .i I i l n 1 4 Through Trains Daily To WASHINGTON and NEW YORK n ii(i ............. .. 29, 10IG A tlantic C oast L in e 5 lit '<*! tpl-t - ' S T A N D A R D RAILROAD O F T H E S O U T H C a r r y a handker chi ef and ca r ry it where y ou can gel it into action on a second’s warning. It is no longer considered as E W i r i c fana light* Pullman d r » w i * I room al«wp4»f« Dining ra op t r i m merely purt of the equi pment of the AlV-atnrl eq u ip m en t 82. KM I a xml H W por H* t ar.viah P M t n f O T may re m ain u n til 7 a m Kr— n o m i n e chi i t r o a c h . well dressed men and women of so­ N o . 8fi N o. 88 N o . 89 N o . 82 ciety It's a necessary shield for the 1 i*»pm 12 45p m 8 :10pm ‘ 9:10am 5.35pm 4 45p m protection of our neighbors and 1 2,1 5a m 1.15pm 9:1 l a m 6:29am 7 20am ft^X>prn friends from ourselves. It used to 12-3Bpm 10.29mm 11150pm 7:50am Ar W ft sb in fto n l :50pm 11 42am 1 ,38am 3 4 Sam be regarded by some of the Philis­ 2 ,0 i |p rn - 4 0 3 p m 11 M * m Ar W. Ph ila de lphia ft :10 pm 4 '.fupm tines only as an edoininatc conveni ­ 1:40pm Ar* N e w York e n c e —i t’s more t han t hat now. With proper anil timely- use it is n preventive of disease c o mmu n i ca ­ Duri ng the present winter, we be­ tion. * 1.1. M E A L S S E R V E D IN DI NING C A R S EN R O U T E lieve So u t h Floridains ha ve been It has been discovered and it isn't T H E D IX IE L IM IT E D No. OS HOllTlIEHLAND N i II U l X l l f KLYLit N a . 94 awa kene d as never before to their a recent di s cover y either, thnt the Lv Jarkmon villa_ SJOpm Lv Ja c k a o n v i l l * ------------------- ____ 9.35am I.v Jackaonvdla 8 lOpm A r A t l a n . a _____ natural a dv an ta ge s in all lines and Ar W a y c r o n * ______________ ____11:45am A tl a n t a 7:40am 8.47am sneeze is a mena ce to our neighbor*. Ar Ar K nox ville Ar M acon — — ___ 5 O 0 p m Ar C h a tt a n o o g a 12:12pm 12 t»t>m particularly in the mat te r of c u l ­ It expels the germs of our hold into Ac N a * h villa Ar IfOuirtriUn.__ Ar Allan a ...............—-------- __ _ 8 .00pm 9 OSpnt 4 45pm 2 :S9pm Ar C in cin n ati * OCpm Ar Hi. l a m a ...... Ar KL I>oui* 7:01am t ivati ng forage crops and breeding - the open air. 5:55pm It scattei s them Ar l "h.ragD Ar Chicago Ar C h trag o 7 :0Sam 7 45am fine cattle. through the s ur r oundi ng squate y ar d HT. LOUIS - EXPHKH.4 No. S7 H E M IN O L K L I M I T E D , N o. *2 At the sa me time 7,. C . C h a mbl i ss of atmosphere, and if some innocent I.v Jachannvtll*. .. .. -V Jackaonvilla-------------------------------- ------ A. 1bp m . . r _ 9:00pm Ar W a y r n s a . the veter an live s t oc k breeder of A l b a n y ___ _____ , _____ ___ Z:40am I0:t5pm friend happens to be within the r a­ Ar Ar M o n l x o m a v y __ Ar C o lu m b u a ' ----5.55am " Vim Marion c o u n t y calls a tt en t i on in tin' dius of germ laden s p r a y , lie is due Ar Birmingham. . 12 ^Spm Ar New ( >i .ran* 8 3Spm 7 45pm Ar Si. t o m b . . . 7U5ara Ar N a a h v i l l o _____ Ocala St ar to the i ncreased deniund to have a cold, because you were Ar C h irag o . „ S:20am Ar SU tevula 7 ita m .................. from tiie other s t a t e s for Florida Pltvt rla train . I'ullman car*. Chicago, St. lo ruta E rw T h ro u x h ateel P u l l m a n t o S i . l o u l a careless.’'- For it has also been dis­ Steel connection m ad e a t N ew Orlearva foi San Kranrie-., i r c !i n l n ( cbalr car* Ob serv atio n car , electric fan* raised hog* writing as follows* covered that y<fy<.*nn't " c a t c h col d. " I'uUmaa electric lighted drawing room alee-pera on all through trains. Dining carl a la carte. Kditnr Slur* - h a ve been or an a t t a c K ' ^ tyreJtfhitis or other For information and reservation, call on or write J. n . KI It K LAND, DDL P a a a n g e r Agra more hogs produced in this section like troubles, b y si tt ing in a draft A. W. f H I T O T . D M . Paeo en g er Agent lllilaboreagh Hotel, Taopa, Ft*. I IS W . liar HI., iack ao n ilU e, FI*. this y ea r t h a n find T o a d y sle to of cool air ‘jtor f r o rn * wet feel or P h o n e 1212 P h o n e 17 Florida buyers, but a now mnrket rlothing. T h e o nl y w a y possible to has been establ i shed a t B i r m i n g h a m acquire it is from some one who has Al ab ama . a l r ea dy a choice lot of bacilli or Thi s mar ket will t a k e hogs in car germs, which are scattered in the loads when weighing 135 pounds live spray given off in coughi ng annex­ weight at a ny time and is l lfkely to ing• •*. - * * *; •**..’ ’ . r* „ * lie of great service to growers here­ These germs do not refuin their abouts. ca pa ci ty for h ar m in the open air One peruliar thing is that ear longer than a few seconds, perhaps, marked hogs are sold at abo ut }! a minute, but in the throat where H om elike - Comfortable - C onvenient per hundred pounds lr*.s than on- j ^Hoy are hatche d, or in your own, marked hogs and it hi well to can- lhl, v hllVl. „p|(. n(|l(| chances for a Reasonable Kates For Tabic Board or Board t in n farmers hereafter not to cut vigorous and harmful career. Excellent Service and Room hogs' ears t>r tails. T h e mar ket men Of course, y o u .must sneeze a nd Corner nf Magnolia Avenue and Fourth Street rail all ear marked hogs " m a s t - f e d . " cough you c a n ’ t help it, ami you All unmarked hugs are supposed to BRiuiaasanimmreliaiaasiultt liuuiauniaaununmmiMiinuiigiaamatlinBttia'f ;j t lK m a M im must talk, and hy all of these oper­ lie raised under f e m e and not d i s­ ations of nature an i nfected spray is cri mi nated against expelled into the air. If y o u have a Florida market* are too small cold or other throat trouble, tins is henceforth to take all our hogs and t lie way and the o nl y wa y hy which »,• must prepare (nr outside mat • i* * p r c i i d V, t * Kurt her 11 for m a t n m will In Now the handker chi ef nr the prop p v r l i | u I 11-i*i* wlm il.*k for ll cr use of it is the onl y means of Til Ml p a T i m e * protecting other* ft u.ni ivur*elves I’ h. i in pulse to sneeze or to couglM ii n o q u i l i * * n e r s h i p comes without wa r ni ng Often and Orlando city lotincil Fri da y after u * u a l l v u 1- ll i nT ,. *i* oi iru o llll.iId* , 1,1. 'i u nut ; t ' -* i | U «t ll 11jt 11l *■*i f. ( a r» 1* t , i . . 1 1rt i i ,i t u r n i h. h e a d in a • f li,.»r. i'.s'rui hi.n H . ’ #U\ ..il , r d i r e . t|,«n . i n d a w . t y fr ••in tl m*i | i , < \| ,$--•■ > l«l ifi \ 4 wt Hi* w i t h w h u m we a r e 1.1 f u r e t h e . \ p h* 'r |I , 1 1-t ■'! t h» O? (it M 1*1 \\ . U . r .1 • ' TU I. U N I V E R S A L C A R nil .nine11li I t i n mi ­ ) la! i I Light < r w.|t I* M i d i l l i i i n ;i m i l l i i ' i i !• i m l * - i i v i m u in <. t 11 .[ i :• V *t ■ m , " j | : : w - r , . : S P P Py ^ - = . ^THE SANFORD 1ISBALD > |3 3 m* PAGE T WO' SO U TH ER N BELL TELEPHONE A N D * as Y o u 'd he T e le p h o n e d T o .' a lw a y s. T E L E G R A P H CO . VC* iaii - . . . . . . . . .; �nip ■ ' PBDRUART » , 1* 1« - u c iy f T H E B A N V OR D HERALD atten tion The SUo fa r m e r s Question Will You Money kantkii O n ly Make I Mkiah to again cull the uttenllon „( Sanford trtir'kera to ruut'.r el heel production from corn silage that can he grown on our truck farm* after lettuce anti celery i to |ii> iir,. removetl. Here ia one sure source id profit the S u n W d farmer if he will take ad v a nt ag e of his opportunity Wc have the cattle to fatten ami we can make the corn silage more easily a n t i - c h ea pl y t ha n a ny place it, Florida or a n y other sl ate. Northern farmers are spending the entire year to tlo this thing that we can do as a catch crop proposition, not interfering with our lettuce and celery business in the least, hut on the other hand, benelilting U great ly. The man who will feed a hundred heef cattle for ninety d a y s will he practically sure of a profit of not less than $ 1 8 0 0 .0 0 , and t he compost heap resulting from his cattle feed­ ing will r ej u v ena t e his fa r m for let­ tuce and celery production. Wc have needed somet hing of this kind to give ba ckbone to our farm­ ing operations here at Sanford and to make us more independent of tin variable and uncertain vegetable market with which we are forced to deal every year, and there t* it" doubt hut that there is u comfort­ able living to lie earned out of be, i I ' u d i j n o n from corn silage a«i b I-,i'll the \ogctllhlc business b\ a • "Saif d farmer who wdf make ■ elfntt. Eve ry reasonable assistance will be tendered by oui banks, out «t.«te depart ment and goverumen' department of agriculture in fur (her g this business 1 t- h a l s o a To T I• 'I (I ' i i ii i tillable |or it- g r o w ' 1 * - i n 0 •b i mint v Natal gra ■i •, ! ■ '• 11a ■, |>rod ie' 11• •,, \ iii' i' |i I i' . Ii„ x c all t a k -ii ir i 1 1. 4 * . I I .1 .■ u..I. I 'ui*-- will -...... *.. . *• ■' > • •>111 t!l J 4*a *.>t t.ii-tiii'ss si.irti'i ! V . Hi** i 1 . t a- laud that i ■ a \rv,\ :jv ■ 1. i ri , j * | 1 . - Jj \ * 1v* 1' *>f ..nr . AMl * '1 NiT.il grass b*r hay 1* ..i|l I'l.ltl $20 tot til } 111 till ;„■ r.i»1, i ' if la ali.l t w ii t nn .d T' ■ \! ,■ *>a .*(t tuir h' gt (*»**•.* :*■ . J. 1 a * ' a l i . ’ .t -l.it- t lia • >f *, * *i** Two w i l l he UTE l O j s From latest It * «n tti( dr • * . * . • ' 111111.1 f o r tre a tin g i gainst r. >•* k mil I a fii * a . . g * 1 ■ •••• •! I.* >1 ai d .I iret • * March w it] \-t U - i , I lie tir r fa-* of to with |||, “OI| Wl|] brilliant . charaeii r ■I the Wo|||, •ii • Iv. to lllof. ** '•' ' up *' o'|,s s,., er al i m i,, ' M- ml t h e I,i n t e n season in • « n i g fo r t i e o i p h a n s. and iti a s s i s t m g v a r io u s jd u l.in thn.pic undertakings ^*1 • t M iis n >.t . i t J l | . . k jiv r u c c u r.Ilf H , . f il l I v Ml g ra m " w ill "f be jir in t r d 1 he f * Tt* f N‘ - ' . I 1 * j4 4!i r I r. le t t isw ill W ishir.ginn. !• (' Feb 2 ft Un­ der the MeU plan for building U|> the country - military f o r c e s t hat has been drafted by the house c o m m i t ­ tee on military atTairs, the s t a l e of j Florida wilt be called upon the first y ear for .(t least 2.01)0 militiamen, or an average of 500 for each c o n ­ gressional district At the l at e of $40 a year for enlisted men the Florida guardsmen would receive $96,000 annually from the federal g o v e moni and the j*«y for the o(fleers would bring the total uji lo over $100,000 T h e house commi ttee estimate!, that its plan of preparedm-sa woll cost 1 15^,000,000 for the first y e a r, exclusive of coast L fortifications, which are provided for in a separate hill This is about $ 15,000,000 less than Secretary Garrison asked for and about $5 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 undei the aum required to finance the wnr c o l ­ lege ptogtam. Of the $ 155,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 it is proposed to spend a ppr oxi mat el y $11,000,000 for the pay of the national guard l l is estimated that theis sum will pay at least 2000,000 militiamen which is, in round numbers, us ma n y as may be expected to enlist the first year. T h e next year 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 guard-men are Imped fur and the next appropriation I,ill will have to I"- l' efra-rd jirojmrt lO'Lutdv X Celery i* injured b y r r t t y spray materials that wash off and run down into the heart of the telery. “ A D H E S O " is absolutely f,[ce fromyuit an smooth as butter. I* sticks to the leaves, protecting the celery against rust, both during and after rain, the time when the rust spreads It destroys the Celery Cn'erjiillar; stimulates the crop. Big celery growers in Florida with as high as 400 acres to the grower, are using it on their entire acreage in preference to anything else. " A D H E S O " has often increased profits 50 per cent and more on P O T A T OE S , TOMATOFIS. EGGPLANT, PEPPERS BEANS C U C U M B E R S , M EL O NS . E T C . H is not T H E C O S T P E R P O U N D , hut T H E C O S T P E R S P R A Y T A N K and I N C R E A S E IN Y I E L D that counts Wtite for further information, V. ANSBACHER INSECTICIDE CO., Inc. 527 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK CITY A g e n t , for Florida: Osceola Fertilizer Co., Jacksonville, Florida Local Agents: I l l l N ( * F & K I N K S , 0 th St. and Sanford A v e . "* ‘ ixxuiiuiiiiiixxaciiiiiiiiiiiixiixiiiiiiiiiiiixssciiiiiiiiiiiixx! • i U i i - -------- -------------------- :_______________ St. Leo College, St. Leo, Pasco County, Florida LSI F’ull Instructions Given In, Preparatory. C o m ­ mercial and C l as ­ sical Courn-s Conducted by th« Benedictine F'athers T E R M S - *225.00 OR CAT AH OtIC ADDRCSS RCV. DtRCCTO Every day you pul oil attending lo * .11 'Min mm e , . .1 THAT FIRE INSURANCE m \ h r hriftiTtftir v*m a «liiy m*ui rr dmr ^ mi t • ) mt fdrl f. y o u r f at ml v. a m i y o u r huAim'sa t o your huihitnin* himI ^to«*k inHurf<l in a $ In n Itllll | . . r * ("• V . | c ; 'I I" .it .* $ ‘.n mm f . J . " • a | r« h a lilr -t ■ , ! ■ l- I . of th e M o iiii* fit r.i rra - t o n a h lr a m o u n t i n t o i l a y a n d I r t ^ i t a l l k i t * » v i* r s it .l .lt l illi A. P . C O N N E L IA t ii i e r . -l t o F l o r i d a r e | ii■1 1 m a d e I. > i h e Vn n na I Hu c o m m i t lee ot I"!" 107 M I t . s o l u 1 I" O I P H O N E in U T '"' I ' Ten m il m u n i ti i» n ^ I:** ti L* i - t * I lie m o n e y i- *.. be l u u lint of I ftl) or m o r e b o y - vs.in. will a g r e e t o t a k e t m l l l a t v I M M . I. It I II S I It t \t I t m It'S ii *.I r . l i o n a l o n g \ \ e . t I’. imt line* lor I" it y e a r , a n d wl*. u j . o n grutf i *i I* N h i* u i tl h r < art f ul iti H u m * i i a l n m will be a v a i l a b l e f.o s e r v i u c e 1II k* 1 1 U Oil ll *. i n l tim V it i ii 11% wtiti l lie l e . e r v e Cf il- m o n e y l- n ot I * •• h , i * t h n t u i «»f b u r n i n g o i l l l i r l o l.e Jinld t o a n y . l a t e t h a t d o r . n o t \ * * i m l> t h i i l I** |$r<*vfil«*nl in t h i n H«*r- I t ' i l f u j i p r o j i r i ii te ha l f of t h e urn. n ot rVrTy |il. hr r ^i-ti loft f r o m I t . ow i. t r e a . i i r y a n d al . nl by <*f I - r l i iiut m . l \ l i i u - i i i g iian* r e g u l a t i o n s t o l.e p r e - e r i h e d by t r i p >'» f !*• h«|f .|| .» f»» *Mir -IT.IVA \\ *' D e p a r t me*, * M K- Jl it • v |>. . i * . i »• ............. • II iy.v | • '. •■ ' •I • ■’ ■.I | .r I ' d U i I 1. . . l a I 1 •* it a n v ir in it- ' t ■ ••' t • • . m i l i t y and ; IIIH I Mi ld . n m any M ild e w • oiiijd.il' t« fiail r u l i n ' t o h i m f r o m i to i f U i l e i i t . w h o a r e f e a r f u l no t i.rly th at - roVil l •1. Iti.ir ! III. 'in i iro f.e rly drv ** t w to . w a ll h e d i —- w. -. , li ter t.'i* * 'ad • till*.- -mi, . : • eve* *b:it .• * T . , . ll..a h - H I < b* - ■ t p r d I -i , j ■. . '. i *. . ert 11■■ ap, ■tv w 11 on u n i's m a y j.' t o I'I tile II*.' get the 11«-1tl-r of them and it spreads ev e r y wh e re - la t e a n d c o n i',v l..X * l b r r o m r de c • n im u tiK iite w ith m e . Tinweather havi ng been dry for the I iji p i e n t after April F i r - t . vl ' ei C M B erry, ji.i - i f.w months makes this dan v, f i l l ' l l d a l * x | * t •*v * d e d b y l a w C o u n ty A g *nt, j.i'fim- (iti. 1 those who set tire lo the t e i l l i s l u l e o i l W > l / 1l 111' * - r e l l l t l t t S Depar t ment of Agri. nit ure wood-, or weed*, or grata should lie Sanford. T !"* da unpaid, wi 1 !••• i d v.-i li-.'d and *••!•' r fill <f the sprt uilllig of the life j,,r i . m a '.| . x. • ii' i. n- w i iI I e The straw roads are thoroughly i , , u e d ami j l a . e d in h a n d ' •»( t h e Tralnlno Children. dried out at (his I true and a lighted The trouble ih that many parents do . b e r i l T a g a i n s t | . e r * . * * n a l [ . r o | * e r t y o n ma t i h d ro pped carelessly m the v x i.|. Ii t a x * remain unpaid tmt appreciate the Importance of be­ In making i n q u i r y m regnril t " road <>r *> ci gar will start u blaze ginning tr> tralti their children III emo­ tional control while the children still r e a l e « i n l » « b ’ « s u r e am ! f u r n i s h that will d es t r oy hundreds of good If everyone will use are very amall Th ey may scold them d t - c r i p l m t **f - a m e i- f o u n d o n •traw road* -..no judgment m tins mutter the and puidah them, but they do not train v m i r d e . d properly and tin* roads can be saved them So that, often without the pa JN ii D Jl N K I NS rent s suspecting It. the habit of ex Everything is very dry j ust now and T i t * C o lle c t o r . S*‘ tg ttm lc I 'o u lt t y connive emotionality grows until It a spark will do g n a t d ama ge. 55 H tc becomes an ingrained personal trait 4r *$\ 11-* -1,11 j,*I**11■** i .tk * * i **■ t fmi ^ a d . , led fa t I• K ates Per D a y and S p w iiil K ates hv the D. A. Midgley, Mgr. I p W eek Longwood, Fla. ii be c o n tro lle d aj to be i| i HAND B R O T H E R S LIV ER Y, w IJJ I., STA BLE FOH ALL KIN D S OF HEAVY H A U LIN G L a r g o s u p p l y of H o r s e s , M u l e s , W a g o n s and H a r n e s s al wny on ha nd F o r S a l e o r E x c h a n 2 - U dl c l e |] 1 - p ra y lu g done Dusting with dowers of niiifut helps some, but it is not <o effective a- some of the recognized fungicides A m o n g those which can be used are lime sulfur solution or some of the soluble sulfur compounds, am mom ticul solution of copper carbonate, and bordeau x mixture Bordeaux, however, i- objectionable because it stains the leaves AND ^ FEED C o r n e r P a r k A v e n u e and S e c o n d S t r e e t , >* - y '(em.it i. SA LES CONTHACTOHS b.fof. ...t t o t i Ld par I - ol ber- Now Open Under New Management . ., • n o tin g a . c o rd ng t P II F o il . ..I 1 b e I ii vu■he 1* V ol 1 1.1 I 1.1 ■g e o f \ g r n i i l i fr> ( 1T"I -t . Ill* < * i • . . I ' . i t i* . |o .i * i * f* ■ ** . •■ ♦f t , i . * i dev i T t , ; i " T «* l Iii* a «m il; * l o r »l l - 1 t in f n f t ti#* lj»*t »i*r 1 »• t , U m f. . d 1 •* f f • ♦* m . t be , f • it » f - ' i 11 • S d u g > I f i t h t* \ v. * j i The Longwood Hotel Vila, k.s B o . e . *«-medii"4 are • b. 1, r- ii.* b \ s jiru y in g w ith fu n g ic id e In m l v ai .i d -tag * , o l th v d i- e a - . tu .v i 1 - * . .• ti d “ A D H E S O ” If " .">Ollll it,, in the regular arm, will .o-t ap| in . ximately $.t<». llyAtlOtf annually, or somewhat l e s s Giaii^ $ 1,000 for each man. This item consumes the larger part of the Increased ap|‘roplialion for the mill tury e-l.ibli-l men!, including, a- It ui. . , . ..* lb. .1 I. lt» -i 0 Ihr I th e J.re s p o l t im e a•t • ' l l • • r a l i o n a g e n t a n i l ’ I *. r , , J I,, th ese - u b j e t- next T he Spray That Sticks J.jim mm fnf U. • •*• it-. .1 th e A d m is s io n ;xxiiiiiimiiix3cxniiiiiiinix8xiiiiinniii»»ciiiiniiiiiixx3c A «ttfl i Furniah T w o T h o u d a n d I’ nder New f'Un ’ l*»r r • u 9,t t J if -t: in H e ra ld th e c lu b T h e jiro !u teiits D*' * ,m 11' i »11 | th e - ' lu ll . g a m lu ll a t t e n t io n 'h e l.o t t h a t a h e n e tlt p r o g r a m a . II l i e g i v e n S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n , M a r c h It h . a t 2 o ’ c lo c k in h o u s e f u r tin - p i a n o f u n d Will 1 . t to l »* iu iv u r of " II ____ . a 11» * f u v D e p artm e n t v St al e l*he M usii I fejiart tneni has had placed in the club house a piano winch would he a credit to a ny club or organization in the count ry and the department earnestly beg the Th, ‘ 11,1(1 "i nt er social season has assistance of all friends in the e f ­ been ui, usually long f a d the longest enjoyed Tor many moons, forts to make this piano a p e r m a ­ nent possession amt f ut ure d( biit.i ntes ' not have 'ill h a s*-asii() (,,r many years Faster Sunday, * loch will occur Mother Burn April 211, , „ s t two day from the Since fate hath given thee no child latest date jt eao ever o c c u r The l o lie within thine arm. la-nteii season (,f is m d i r e c t That by its presence umlefiled contrast t „ that ,.f I ' ' F I . when Should keep the soul from harm, Faster waa.Oi, m-xt to the earliest If ,tjiou were truly mother-horn possible date. Th o u wouldat havo played the part In 1886 Easter occurred on April And found some little one forlorn ~5' tlw* latest possible date, and will To fold within thine heart. occur on the same date again in William Briggs. F-'FI In I 7!M, according to the church calendar Easter was April 24, In connection with the observance and again in 1859. but will not .><•of Ba by Week throughout the whole cur on this date again until JliH "f the I'nited States. Match I 11 I n t lit y >,ir- ) ' jx, j on;, j , , , i , elusive, that originated with N a ­ o r r . .f on April 2:1. tl . salm tion.ll Federation of Women's F l u b s , this year and will not f.,11 Hi 'I I i- been endorsed b\ the F’lor •l.»t• i g a " unt.l •’ non hi I •*b',-i *mi, ,,l- >. tomes, ,,n ap M i* \ . ... „ . t! ''■ "tii tli, i hildren - Home So •'■ of Motnl.i. tftlly Flori da’ . i ,. . iii -t ' b. il il y, thal at least line I 1.-21. ] * *J 4 f «l \%J 1 *» ■ i" oil I hi baby, one homeless little t«t m a y same d a t e i n l u T ' t a t i d | < IS J b* adopted What greater pnrtiei, \ *1.1 . i I ||»IWll I I I I . *Ti*• i ••'ild one Iniyl' in tins d l l d '■ *- in i ii v inii bi* ure- • it mil W'l lie moveinf ’ t ' t hill g 1 ■ firm " • I.•t lopl Hu n* I 11*i ', liotuel* I • • -. .'.it s t * ' 1•* *k '•*• * ■ f a 1 I «••( »t r • 1 1i v 11!«*j«t imp f In* ini.- wl. ,ti4 t|so b y tli«» limn \\•* urt'it it f*»r . tb. ! if f,. n r tl . •- 1 t hi* romltiK rropn. .... ul. • .*r th* full im . Stl id ‘ ' T h r f o u r H u lijfM 'tM h r*rt*iri m «ri m • ti* ' t i t if*» r M • ' ** M ........ l»* 1 he •I e* f• M « Vi h i* • WOMAN’S CLUB ! • ■ • ■ ! 1!.*' t lllll1S .if |.....It r . ! • ♦ I i 1 ; aMi.'iilurly fur i gg J.rrl.l II' It. J" t a tiitcri'st ami I.H* • ,l rt r\| I • g ..t.*aim-d and • v, r . • i. ■ ■ " I injmiiltrv *h>. 11.1 I i v | Fa r*. <J' 11 • *r tr 1 i > .■1’ s bulletin "Poul try ii. I l"- j d-t. t ir h *1f »- >A | a| * ID T t * i id-* which I am i.nw dt-tri* . t. -. > c a l ■* r n i v t u » r a t f i i int: I • ll.*- l e t t u c e a n d celery g l o w er | In tin* ••*lf I\ ti n r * ti l h m i ii. t lie county I wish to say that by n i l * •t *?• • I I* > 1f«t 1 will III. prepared *■• f r *1 ’! PAGE THREE F LO HI D A ’S - S O L D I E R S Hali . v-Vte-. i O l a c k a / n l t h l n t a n d W a g o n R e p a i r i n g In c o n n e c t i o n »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ooooo♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ D. C . B R O C K MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER, DYER AND REPAIRER Sanitary Steam I’renHing, Hot (Jaaolnle Drv Cleaning. tioiiH of All Kinds on Short Notice Our (lenlk'mon'H Valet Cluh. $U.OO Per The tost treatment which 1‘rofessn itolfs recommends, where the Join plants are lutdly infested. Is prim ing. T a k e out all the jiarts which are severely att acked and aii those | which show black blotches. Then $ follow with the spruy. « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ AltcraMonth S U IT S $ 1 5 .0 0 U P W A R D CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. PHONE 174 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ <♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ( * T XXXXSQCXSCXXXXXJeCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXSeCXXXXJOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJOtXXXXXXXXX , LO T SA L E and BARBECU E DINNER | Longwood, Florida, Monday, March 6th, 10:30 a. m. JS04XXXXXX '■ BRASS b a n T b a r b e c u e d in n e r f r e e p r iz e s free lo tsS Choice lots in this coming town of opportunity will be auctioned on easy terms. This is the town where over 11,000 acres of land has been leased by experienced Penna. oil operators and drilling will begin soon. Buy some of these lots* and get the benefit of the advance which is sure to come. Special cars at excursion rates will be arranged for. Everybody welcome if you buy or not. Come. Train No. 80 going north due at Longwood 2:05 P. M. will stop day of sale. ____________________ ______________ . _________ __ _______ Longwood Development Co., Owners *-V VviiTti'inl JJL u iHVMis — ?- ., H ,«i », . £ 41 , * >sttfSaKai - :H iMe - zj=r *.f «n-: A �wmmmmamm £314’» > PAGE PpUB • , T H E SA N FO R D H E R A LD » ,R. J. HOLLY, Editor W, M. H A Y N E S , Baalnem Manager THE SANFORD HERALD : TO RAISE REVENUE FOR PREPAREDNESS ■ UBdOSIPTION P K i r t , IN ADVANCE ONE TEAM ............................................................. ■ IX MONT IIS rnnzx .. HOC Ill ................. n months I N I t e H la Iho <1*7 by C'anWt I L M Pa« V w la I d n a n or JOc. P*> Monlb r t , n M ( , la A d o a r a M u l ll« M ada a l OEVra la A a r a a Aa Haaaa4 - ( l a a a M i l Malta* Aoyuat 2 2 * 4 I M l , al lb* PoosoODo al Saalard. r io t Id* C a d a t At< a t M a rc h Ird. IIT 1. n e t a a la lla c a ld l l a l d M f TH E RICH PEO PLE CAN PAY IT ON IN C O M ES ANI) O N M U N IT IO N W O RK S T s la y h o o * N a . 141 Washington. I) (' . Feh. 24 T h e j ex empt from t ax a t io n Under the wa y s and means c o mm i t t e e has vir- j existing i ncome tax Inw. At present, tuully completed the enor mously j married men do not h av e to p 14y i mportant and ditllcult task of find- j on lean net i ncome than $ 1, 0 0 0 , ing the wa y s and mean* to pay the while an unmarri ed man must pay A cost of preparedness a nd also to pro- on net i ncomes a b o v e $2 ,0 0 0 . tect the industrial fabric of the lowering of the ex empt i on would hit not now taxable, United S t at e s f r o m i nj ury b y E u r o ­ many i ncomes pean competiti on aft er the war and would he unpopul ar across the ocean is over. E v e r y De mo c r at ic member of the i ****^^*i~**~v •r • ' ’ A SURE RECEIPT Published E m j T uawl.y and rr i di y THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY ’" tii — ‘ _____________ *p. FEBRUARY 29, 1919 When you cash a check you are requir­ ed to write yotir name on the back of it. This is your receipt to the man who pays you. Why not require the man you pay to write HIS name on YOUR check. It is the best kind of a receipt. Open your account with this Bank. ------------- „ — _ — -------------- — — ■ PfOPLES BANK OF SANFORD T h e following plan has been de­ way* and means c o mmi tt ee ia in r cided upon in c ommi tt ee for raising favor oj a tax on war munitions, T h e Enquirer of Ci ncinnati, one the bulk of the revenue to pa y the and. in lieu of a protecti ve turifT to of the heat k no w n and mo»t influ­ cost of increased a r my and n a v y and raise revenue, m a n y of the Repub enti al newspaper* in the middle west other war pr epa ra t ion*’ lican members think well of the pro­ M. HAND IL R. STEVENS O. L TAYLOR R. R. DEAS in its issue of F e b r u a r y 2 5 . e d i t or i ­ Aii’l Cashier Ctahaar ■i rW-PzwOdol F. L WOODRUFF Vb.-Prsdd.nt 1. A h e a v y increase in the tiux posed muni ti ons tax. so that it is ally Rives Florida a t remendous certain such a tax will he imposed. on large incomes. bo os t, which was inspired b y the 2 . An excise tax on munitions of Under the consti t uti on of the United great tide of t r a ve l to Florida re­ St at e s an export tax cannot bo i m ­ war. sorts t h i s V i n t e r from all state* of T o this program m a y be added posed nnd the tax on munitions ki. the U n i on and Ca na da . t hat is to be levied will be in the the following .t'sg ,, G e t a little Uni ve r si ty has also been Inyfted to N sllr * s f A s H l c s i l. i l fat^TsV'* T h e editorial s ay s in part' " R a i l ­ 1. An increase of fifty cents a b a r ­ form of an excise tax t hat will a p ­ t a x p a y e r s of the state. S«ctlsa**S »f a « p » r U i l , Law* .1 w a y a nd s t ea ms h i p companies r«U rel' ii\ the t ax on beer. hook as the agent passes a ro und in address the editors. p l y to all munitions manufactur ed rtn id t » Nolle* 1* hersby (lv*n th a t 1 . N. Mrthe cr ow d . port t ha t the grea t est number o f Z. An increase of fifteen cents a Ui this c o u nt r y , whet her for export t i i u | h « r , purch***r of Tax Crrtlflrsts JudirliMis l la c of Nitrate of Soda SIS. dalod th s 4th dmjr of Jon», a . Ko • • • It . t ourists and other visitors to Flori da gallon in the tax on whiskey. or not. It will lie a, per centage tax I SSI, >o far s i It r s l t t s i to K U of NW i. Advi sabl e t ha t h a v e ever been transported b y on the val ue of iho manuf a ct ur ed of NE>». Soc. 23. Tp 20. K s n ( . 2». ht . T h a t man Ba ker from Mi a mi told If, after the sixe of the preparedNi tr at e of soda is in m a n y cases fllvd f c r t l f c s t o in my ofllc*. and h*> msdr t hem h a ve been carried into Florida goods, pr obabl y not lesa than 5 per a good one at the banquet last night apjllrallon lor tax d*»d to lis u r In , r neaa p r og r am can be ascertained, it t he most val uabl e source of nitrogen,’ rordsnr* with law. itani <-• rl Iflrwtt this winter. cent, not more than 10 per cent. and all of us have been wondering is found t hat the Increased tax on braess lb* tollowirn drier 1bad property, because of its e x tr e me solubility " T h e travel for the last two weeks M a n y members of Congress think ever since if the Carnes Hotel bus situated In Seminole e o u n t y . Florid* toi incomes and the tax on munitions and therefore a vud.ihility However, • ll N E i j See 23. Tp 2u. tlan*™ g*. has been specially heavy , ma n y of this tax should ha ve been levied bed wat mers ■ailrnsd rtfbt of way, CHI» b f l R| ;*op|t u will raise erjough money to foot the there are some harmful effects that partial tiurrba*** cf abovr r«*r 11lira tr" / t he popular train* being run in four long ago. mi that the government 1 t ' . hill tiH'1 t f/' wi yu- out the existing may resuol from an i mproper use «Iord will only rover H nf N W , of >J]f sections daily dur i ng that period, could ha ve been recei vi ng the b e n e­ A m o n g the real live wire members of tin* material, accordi ng to F M t»f a n ] See,. Tp and lianffe Thr «fb! Rn'l "j j s l u m p ? laTP*. there will be no inl.rtriK a r1 at | hr dat^ of i Lr i.sua a nd it is t hought that the t ravel fit of its loll of for that month of the S t at e Drainage Association name nf \f t crease of tax on beer and whiskey Hast, asst taut profe -or ■ >( soil- and nf itirh rrrtifiralr In t Htnck t’n l m niirb rFfliHrat*- «halE from the north t<> Florida will conalone , is B e n j a m i n GetxolT. the s. 'Wti ir y fertilizers in the U n i v e ' . t t y iff Flnr- ] r«*rlrrmr*d arrardlria la 1» m U i t!*■»>.( » It is fully deftTmirwii that the tin in- very h e a v y up to March 15 I her rnh on 1br 2 l h day of M . - . s It has been definitely decided by 1and t rea surer of the or ga n'/.a nun : stamp tiives which have nagged l he idu College of Agriculture The*** \ t' ISIS "Florida ha* never before cn the ways and means c o mmi tt ee to Mr G e t 7.0|f is ,i resident of Bartow injurious efTccts are in ntmued VVunei- m y ollleal ■ ly tiaju re an .l , r , | public for a year or more must be j o y e d such business prospcrip. as |s this ihe ; | « i day of Keliruary, A I* l!rl6 tepeab'd a itlld a way must be found abandon the idea of an inheritance b u t c : . tin- (torn New Jersey o r i g i n a l ­ (eeall K. A. ItOntJ I.ASS, 1. When nitrate of soda comes in now w i t n e s s e d t h r o u g h o u t t h e s t a t e f le r k Cireilit f o u r l . Seminole C o , FI, T h i s is because nearly all of ly, whi ch probabl y account s for his c ont act with wet, green leaves it to raise mo n e y to take the jilace of tax. I l y V. At X t e t t a n f e l , J» * in e v e r y seen on of i t . t he state* ha ve s t a l e inheritance kno wl e d ge of drairirtg*of sw;. tnji fa To e i - I t r the revenue that will thus lie lo.it. burn* them, bemuse it dra ws out "Automobiles b y the thousands taxes and those that do not have lands. Me is u Florida boo, ter nnd the l ivi ng matter or protoplasm T h e present tax on beer is $1 50 from the states to t he north of the such laws are preparing to enact geiietnl nil round good fellow and Therefor**, it should never be j» Peni nsul a are c a r ry i ng their full c a ­ a barrel and the tax on wh i skey is 1 he in Tin* ways mo) means commi t i Sanford will annex bun il l'<dk i |>llcd1 a - *4 1 u p 11r« « i n g W111 II t 111 $1 10 a gallon. It is believed by a p a c i t y of t ourists over the spleti A TLA N TIC CO A ST LIN K *.*. f* . \4 f h i i l <1unt i l , t . i x a t i u n wu u l i i l.ol inreful cruj Is Wft 2 A lung. u n i iniKitt' 1 rn.ii or it v of tin- way - and m mm * d i d r o a d ' w' h t h e s l a t , - . n w j,,.s h ii r iil> III* t i n t . «•HpiTiii 1! > Hin«;*• til. 1 s t ri It r .if 1 nf 'h h I a nf. i 1 lav ml TR A IN S cninmiltee that both beer and wills si-sses, while h o h s e h o a t *, . flll'iT' rsi tf> iff t h e st ;$!#• IhWH v a r y . Wllfll* fl"I N U i it tier of 11*i . ci t n II ail *• t L » * * i nl tic U* f 1 hex can la nd a inoiletate increase and o t h e r *inolur b o a t s are l a d e n In- r i* \ . f v 1. t g 1i Mil t L*Tf el Lll’ Vt al • Vl ■ • pr* nb III id t hi- S t a t e 1t r a i n igi 11'gel hez I Ii,-rel,'. ri| ' ■ g j I. . l m • • i.ir w 11 h f.,1 S e I . g e f s .1 lid t * . . > ’ -i V I . r \ 11 if -I n i l l b e ( n i NORTHIIUI ' M l .» ' f f , Tinn-fit in ! h. rfitn Hill {11 t halt \ . s n c i it i n n | •r siiji d .• t i b i s m o r n l eal •■ « » 1 1 • T' i nit id t h e snil \ 'Oil III \ l.trg* m . i ' o r U ’, <ff i 1,,- w i y - a n d n o o k a n d c o r n e r o f III, -I ,t* f.eau Arrive 1s ;t \ e l In i i . b i - n t a n i ' i - t ux fit Ids b e l o n g * m g s m e e t i n g a m ! g a v e a n a d d r e s s drv such i ortdi I inn i- cold I a r.| means ciinimMlee is nppnsed to any r i g h t f u l l y t i t i n s t . i t i - i .ir.i) n o t In S’ n *2 1 I** A M 1 : \ M t i l ul and delightful waterways M ii ji, r \ i >.i a iti i * i »i tin - it h i r n g . i n o . and drainagi t J.t ■- - Ti l ' l l ■ \m ht 11 iff, A M 111 45 A M lowering of tin- Do limes that at* 1 b , gr i l l rxl gu v i f - m e t I " R e a l e s t a t e d e a l e r s r e p o r t Ho l l o •>.*>«> |> 1] a - | >ra c 11ceil m tin- > a t i ( i i n l s e c t i o n Nn. «0 and is not leadlly tilled 2 42 P M l ilt* con­ '•it- s a l e s of I,i f 11- t o . t u.i 1 -e f I |« r — No «2 4 00 P M l 05 P M T o protect the A m e r ic a n mantiIII' liilks on th e subject h a v e at dltion l* cinised bv ’ lr st r' >n g ul and the enur e business atmosphere „ hllll ......... . it at unv f . i c t u r e r s f r o m i n v a s i o n f r o m a b r o a d t r a d e . ) a t t e n t iiiti m all j u i r t s of t h e k. th f u r ini 'l ill I In -nil bv l tn- ,i|. S i l l Tl HUM M l o f t h e s t a t e i" n o w t h a t of t h e hr 1st i >f i h e a p g o o d * a f t e r t h e wa r . t h e I o i l e d S t a l e s w h e r e he h a s m a d e j>l l ent m u o f * I’ r.i te nf s i o l . i w i n. h c n . t !. 1|! I 1 e b i t s "I Ii Ifinr I'll fur Nu. s.l 2 mi A M 2 In A \1 Il tig busy north al.d west , ,4st l a d u n i jn-nj.lc t n exi-ri >se tl n-i r r i g h t s w a v - . u n i m e . u i s e n u i m i t t r e p r o p o s e * i h . m a s It is a well k n o w n f a c t t h a t b r e a k * d p w n t l ie g r . i nu b i r s t r u c t u r e No, ,H!l 2 10 P M 2 :to p M I In n i s no t a t r.u . of t hi man No. H5 5 Oil P M S 1" 1' M (nr f e a r W1 m i g h t be c a l l e d Upon to t l l e s e t w n r e m e d l e * • h** wv - 1»rn an jiracdci ■ il here is the !ji*ri*knj| TV In ' Lai> ^i*il Thi* r«kMi!t is No !#i >Ufl ii IIIt the Np}| |: 1*1f iJn !•■ f f iiiiu sti v i n d i c a t e I bell i 12 38 P M 12 l.i P M wni j hl In- ft d e e p 1 \ti ant i dumpi ng clause 1If Ht Iff t h • w ,1r 1,1 Mr Win t net practiiaM v tl. • -Xl I||p .* * w hi*n t hv 1 1*9r 1»ia , a nit l In1T f »•f Ilfit *1 Htai If in h u t n i h l l l l n l i I n i l . f i l ll w m i l d b e a n know* ht J A f! Hul» ami 4s j.lnw.. O V I E D O •>ct uml ha' no 1rouble 1 % ' af *n I v ** 2 \ nun (partisan tariff commt*tin* 1 ninn that 1 an •»Ihu* f»«r t Liw tflljillcit all bl i t eXJiheit ij ui es in \ \l N'n 12b Arrive in | r it tn f| •- J'llbll. it tv siii n 1♦ 1 4 ♦ ,1*9 fHl luillMV soil 11 ?r.»ii- oj pros, tit ilecatb si*. h ft La r |f. j.i-r No 127 — 1,*'« Ve 4 nu P M cel l Cl If t h e Vlnl.lt I"II Ilf I b e r i g h t ' m ii mi t!rioi|> i*tlr f It Ii a* not lieiii dei lilt'd ns yet . t- ll 1il gl­ ul g air 1 1n I'.ljllll.lt lull i d m a n k i i >! i n - r i w h e r i a n d • •f w h a t t h i t i n ' l i l h t T i i . i f n l tnUr.it** f soda i • It. etitert ipiitigi the member* iff I.EESIIl'RG whether these provision* wdl be in iff ean t h•• -tali 1 ImtuI.i vi 1 I. Ii e \ c r nalW nr a l l e g l a n c i II w m i h l . tie, ts 1 n ui \ ha vi* •.$ t liilut e Dr ainage Assocfiittnn S.i n Arrive No 21 in 55 \ M eluded in thi> same bill with the It ,nj Pnni • . ti la-tifi ........... . In 1hi* be a tie llhera*#* a b d n ' a t Inn i d n u r :i i f r o m tf * f**^ri l i r n i v ; v «. i Nn 24 1 s> it v e 5 25 P M 1 I t , ford b.i s agai n il»-ttion*l ruled t bi t means pfov filed for pnyi ng the cost w nrltl Nn ] 5N \rn ve 5 2ii 1' M h t l h e M o p r o u d J«tMt lull a s sf i n k e s Id ’ »l f | i n \ * * t t:i r. I* i " ■ It ; 1, I hi- ' ta l i that i a r ' OF f *" i 'f • d u l l A c h | If -if pri p,i I ei I ties* nr w h ct h e r t||,-v Nu 157 1>’•« ve " T h e • t ipn igo iff 1r 1 v i l lu 1 it -..jo b :t5 A M men , . ■ n a i m d e - t t i n 1 t nr mi n i nf will In- •(nlii' dl' d III t wo srji.irate treat ri’u^on of fin* n,iw«* fij.it vi itnfs more hospitably ut Asm - •1 Nf , Im* ......... . If it* .1 t>, war lnt t h e taw a n d tin- r i g l i l I t measures THII.IIY that any bigger hearted jieojile livi ir«* f or mml .iff it it ' .1 ■ i . . * , \ 1 I1IM1I11 tin 1•1r l|s 1'( JlJIsstlgf," Ul'l w o u l d m a k e i x e r y l l m g i h i s g o v e r n |i|l#«a| J' i f n u v lit"! m i !|:,»* in« Nu. 25 Arrive 1 HO P M VlI wi- need to make riiere I- ,t general lei ling tin the a 11v alien cn b m e d will t i n * . , 1 w i n i ,*. ii w i Nn. 24 1sti ve 2 25 P M m » t . I Ini a 1 1c i t i j . t ed a n d e v e r y t h i n g I ti Iti t* |miH*h iff i i l,‘ »nl a m i in.. Li­ this city the huh of >he universe is lt-r seek a mild i li niat i the tale i-, t h a t it h a s a e l i t e v e d d u r i n g t i n s le r - D e mo cr at i c side of congress that No |ft0 Is*uve 7 *10 A M ft :i vail*: fo* |i!a * • Nn lit 1 Arrive the way* and mean* e o mmi tj e e has n larger lintel and a larger auditori 5 in 1’ M fairly s war mi ng with vi-itor- who n t i l e s t r u g g l e o f n a t i o n s meaning We I\|'I . t to get both of them till it | • ii ,i h . i j q i y s n h i t n i n nf t h e Utn M H Il * arc greatly enjoying tin deli gli of ( I.YDK LINE IHlkTS Ii-*. at.ft 1ul lb S w llfr I,., h r n I n # 11 r n that f i r f ic in t n g some Mine m the future when .1 l ow profile rn id raising money to juty fur tin- >.cnii lrnj,ii.i| s t at e The mil M a r c h I , I ’I H aw if I r * * it il t - • a n d In pur M JOHNS IU> »It | t I- i m p o r t a n t t o ret!,-, t t h a t if. • itliir ll i l i f e i - 11- it g i n i t . i l l v * tji'li, g region I l k « b.' ll iff iff I'-. !• |( * da ft r i sit M I S will Is i Itr n a i | n | i l f il f. , , he i'll i 1 I , lint Us! Ties id t i c - i . i , \ rri V■ [II IMI \ M 1 e-u \ 1• ; 1 1- n \! • M* < f i l m ll til s t n f u t il | l i t ii( n I nasi lit* - 1.t , i ., ... t ; l.l b. •I. •J' • ■• g f '| i ! t >*.. i •••' ’ 1 I t 'ft . 1 , 1 b om £ av II a ( aifi S .J a ll i(« l l n « | u • f | 1a l |»a *i # w v ,-n |l( -v, t . ' \r ,i* ■ . V ,f 1 l$l*X4J,| a**. Vhnr^li v s a t 1 f-.t' u* !i, F L O R I D A ’S G R E A T S E A S O N SANFORD, FLORIDA i: J . H 1 i.«- —•**# «• * t*r p*. 1' . , n -»••• 11 ' . 1 * *1 jit SiUl II 1 , , Hi g h ill uti-mi-lit l i. , , nf right - t a l l h.i« p r o v e d lli.irv elol. sly ll I t d e {a n d m a n y o th e r hum iliation* would and the extensive a n d systematic 1 c e r t a i n l y f o l l o w , a n d t h e w h o l e f i ne drainage operation c a r r i e d o n for «n f i i b r n of inli-rniiliohal law might many years have reached a t age iCtlltllble u n d e r o u t ban d* piece t h a t hHe p r o v e d t h r t r t m m e h , n t i T 111. i • U i ,.l v, -j r i . 11 i I i g 11, Iiy. a ml I • r . !• . o n > ., ■.,t ma d * i * ' $i . i * • . - * *i H i * ’ v **t > • $ i* i v a l i i a h l c m i l l i o n - of .. res usi li--o' lit I I , i gt h a t li i v * m.i I. \ tin r land f o r . i gr n i h u r t j - r o v c - , vi i n a sii v er* i g nt.a t ton *• I III!. five Ve a f s a g o ■ ' t !»>• U14 I- ll • ••" J -s V.1 id I t ■ • i>wi. « ........ I i m i 'll, m v a* • » • 1 1 t , ■. .i | - n I't l- i■ t li. i• u m l Iks .ss.,w-.-» isir,,^ !* **,j, it. i rn . tlv " stump t. xi-s rtn-r. is no M-ntiment in Juvor of n-Lnx on. bank i becks. g:.-J^gJtn automobiles, f.ibricitti-d iron or steel, of the heavy ^ lot'H «t| o rt al i ni p fli.it have | I «l9M rij.i k. JC I* ift'l IiJ’11 fri.l HIrif 't r - ,.f I t 11• *I * I . f * ei 117,i n- i l i *l*i Of i •!• i ti d lull • -ling 1I... i nation it. and ' • I' -mg and m a k i n g virtual s u r r e n d e r of h e r in com no l i e |i ,i it i- . . i ' l l eedm g d e p i 'idet ' p**si 1lot, a m o n g I h e nil in actual to anclul r. si ] « t ),, world l i o n s o f t h e w o r l d painting and the i mager y of the blue O s k y artists, who t w e n t y years ago bob holly, editor of the sauford were so active in its jiraises and so herald, has lost his usual poise and exuberant in their hopes. " roared oil into the realms nf fiction ------O------T h a t ’s why we spoil his name wi th ­ DUB I'R ESID EN T out 'cajis" and the name of his Despite the rrttirism of certain liajier also. Just because Seminole demagogues our president lemains count y won the count y jtrtxc ut Or firm for what he believe* is right Und o he takes in " t o o much t er­ and the majority of full blooded r i t or y ” in the headline over bis a r­ Americans citizen*, irrespective of ticle about the fair Th e headline jisrty n lliluitions ate with him A reads " Se mi nol e <‘a nt ed Off All man can best be called a man when Prizes at the Ildwutler Fair Won he demonstrates under adverse c o n­ Capi ta! Prize nnd Every Other One ditions that he has a principle and ut Orl ando. " S e ems to us that we the manhood to st and by it. Our saw some 200 ribbons, blue, rod and President i* a man of the right type otherwise, pinned to Osceola c o un t y and it is fortunate indeed for the exhibits and we are jiositive t hat nation that Woodrow Wilson is at we drew down the second c o u n t y the head of the government at this prize. Really, it can't lie true, then, time. He in for peace but not for boh, that you got all the prizes. peace at any prlre. Rend what he Be a little generous and let us have said the other day in one of his a couple hundred or so. Ki ssi mmee speeches * Ga ze t t e . - " B u t in a ny -event our dul y is That's all right. M ISTER clear, no nalit n. no gtoujt of na ­ N A U G L E Y o u did wonder ful l y tions, has the right while war is in well at the fair, considering y ou r re­ progress, to alter or disregard the sources anil such like. We are will­ principles which nil nations have ing to make s ome allowance, for .Ott* agreed upon in mitigation of the ceola 'Wjj.shA^PF^c grand old c o u nt y honor* and suffering* of war and if nnd tlThm with grand old pooply the clear right* id Aturriiwn citizen* N a ilglr Is sii n h i hi- lilt* n o h a i r o n si mild • v i r at hn|i|>!ly be abridged his head or den ed hv anv such nation, w. should. It seem* to rillhave ISeminole County won the grand honor t o choice a* to what our ortze ut the Five ’ Count y Fair at course hould be Orlando, winning on vari ety iff " F o r my own jiart I cannot con­ products shown T h e high class of sent to a ny nbridgemi nt of the products displayed by other counl i e * right* ol American citizens in any makes the honor all the more a p ­ respict. 'I hr honor end self respect preciated by citizens of the " C e l e r y of the nation is involved. We covet Delta c o u n t y " Tnmpa Time* I’ b e n*i' ■ , i ■ .. > itn m l " r nl I mi l n u t t e c ro nu et the war *f rv•-* i r e f s i*i; a tin t *»t mi ll , w ,i * * ball P in e d and some ri f i rc ^e nl nl n'»- brides" at 'in>s i ■ .s \ means time iff o n e ngn of Cmcinnalt f ib r •d Nui"t li • tits nil* K «*<9 l l i h f (ullllYi | f, I* • A <• il c*lit •**(. I*lint a ( l oni . i IL H u t t o n . 1 It t>ku*. Hstr tou l* t F litnff U K. K i i m , T .ill.*Kms* '• \i" «» \S !•!• ", I'l.ii i i i’ , K flit .1 N a n f u n l In • |t(nf r • p a t III c (4 J u a 4k* *44* **4 nurff* •Litiniiuisiii Uu i$ i a r« l it, a n d a l t il a * a m c n m i I - i l l «U .. in a p i u i p Irg al pr u r r r d in g w | o r n f u r c r ni m l « l all m *m r> a d u r i h r «-11 y o f S a n f o i d . fur u n p a i d a h lr •« a t la a n d pa ying I cn T p a t a i d r t i r a r t « 1. • Mi* h a i l I h i ■r li j a r r f u r * art; p r j xonn » » l n | a n > d r linn u m l I o m , «M r - a l k «r p a t l n g U r n * , is. ih r c l l f o f h a n f a i d , m u at ■ • ( l l r * a rtir * ( t h rn# **a •m f o r e M i r r h 1. I V l f . W tini ' »* rrx * t v 1«. K hand 1M * ! *1 • k il a M* Continued from Page 1 manager of Gilchrist and if a ny one can pull him o ve r it is Cl aude. B e ­ ing a ne wspaper man it is a cinch for Cl a u d e to do Ibis stunt, * 1 1 MY SI*K( lAl.TII'.S: l‘ M K \ It I >’S ll \ M > - P \ I \ I I I ) < I l l s ( C i l l l l l AM’S S T E R L I N G -'ll ' I It H O G I . H V PI kTEU » Mil. E L G IN AND W A L T H A M W ATlIlfS a • 1st) W D u ' ' -111 Robert l tauson, St ' W I ■ tl r Augustitic 11.1 Ven (t I* Iff | iHln 4 »* x d*-r.| [ *ur > aid s r r t i h i a t r w rrib *il p r i f rrf y 1»i a •• * U i n « w ith Ia » t r m P r a t t - i h>* I d t o a i n r d r * i«tua!***( in ' ' r m i n t i l e . , , u n " W h a t would y ou s a y , " casually Swope. O v i e d o W E. Fulchro. New l ) . H i i f i d a . !.* a n W ed ,.f „f ■n v c f c . l I. y ( 1tl \ o F A Wood. St. Pet ersburg N VA *, ■*f N \V , rental ked the co mmi t t epmen, " i f we Y or k 1 I 1l a it ft I1 1*1 1j of ,S |. 1( c»f V, ^ (| | \N S Jennings, Jacksonvi ll e E d ­ S W 11 . m * . m i | by , l e f t No j j :j should l evy atl excise tax of 10 per gar Uhajimiiti , P l a i t Ci ty l> B n . T p . 2 1 , it 2 «# r cent on muni ti ons?" Y h ** **»•! l a n d fi r I ft g l M F * * r t | at t h t d a ( * K itf fh*- l i > u i r i r e of a 14r h *"a r 11ft r a | *,n \ " W e l l , " was the reply, " I t hink if Spbaler. J F Harrington. Tuft namr nf A Ludlrta $> In I hi | j \| Bf|l|| B ll K d l e v , Jacksonville K ( ’ f ' i-t li, n u a 11 , a a f 11 I r ft N n H I | ^ | r, yon will make it 5 per cent there Wolcott. Fl-iruhotne K. A Dewey • ftid r . - r t i f l r a i r a h u l l In? r r d r* > m n | a r r n t d i n g will be no kick at alt to l a * t a t d*M»d * ill i m u f t b r r * > u n o n thr D Hot chki ss, T a m p a ( ‘ has S 11*1 o f M a r c h , A l» ly>*» Exportati on* of munition* dining ( VV ilnraa rn > o f f i c i a l ig n a lu rr a n ,| last January a mount ed to $2 , 000,000 Hill, P a l me t to I. B Giles. Orlando t b u t h r 21# I h d a y of F e b r u a r y . A ] > l rJ j h F A iH lIU il.A S S . S Howard, Watki ns. N Y and an excise tax of 10 per cent II f ' l e r k r i r r u i t T i i u r t H r m i n o D i r* Fla Frank C o t t o n . Rcrdell Wilbur M < • I l y \ M M r H a m e l 'l> « would have (trough! to the g ov er n­ f ft T k r a .S |r ( oy. J B Davi dson. Jacksonville ment a revenue N U'lir r wf \ [r p'lc also it for T«» I l o r d | n«Jrr U L ( lark. M tunrapolls, Mum Nrf|l*»in « cnf < h • p I r r 4 Mnn, | , A „ nr Ftori ti ■ Bettj Getzoff. Bat tow DRAINAGE ASSOCIA­ TION MEETS HERE JEWELER ■f M > 1 « . l 1 11« •> . | V l«r« I I I ? I* J M « II » Vl I H. , ir I I -A 1 11 * • A | r 1 I* .n I’.ir k I I u . , v • • I • . i It . ■ ' Mi mi ' Ni. I|* , *>l l i ' j i m 4 l | o ( i * * 1 a • , ■ s« M * 4* r * h 1* 1* - * | i V ! I W ! B I1 . \ i..it S i*i . . . • 4 ■1 1 ti* i |*»M H I Ut* t llU, W . s| | 1||. jit agva ♦ j 'ill j l * X I f *. 1 1 a * • .* ♦ t i t * Hrarh ( A Bo- w.-ll. ltart ow 1.1 i t i l l aTO* 1 * ' * ( * ' • ' * - U * ' 1 h t i n > d i • V 1• l *' • - F j * f. 1 • d * ■ *« f * 1f * 1 HENRY McLAULIN For P r es s Meeting Kissimmee, Feb 27 Elaborate plans ate being made for the en t er ­ tainment of the Florida Press As so­ ciation, which meets In this city April 13. 14 and^ifi. W. B. Harris of the G a ze t t e , who was named by President Stanford of the Board of Trade lo prepare a -committee to have charge of the entertainment of the visiting newspapermen ha* ajipointed the following to srrve with him* Arthur E. Donegan, W B ( rnwford. J W Thompson, C W Griffin anti E E Naufclc Besides these, President Stanford and Seer*litrv ( a d d will asked to act as ex nth, in nu mbers iff tin- committee Jim Al exander of Dcl^mtl and other jdacen in Volusia was here last night to see his old friend, W. J. B r y a n anti at the banquet last night he !toll it softly to F r a n k ■ Huffaker) plngiinrir.ed using some iff the P ren­ tiss stuff fur hi* n w ti Thi s will kill hi* 1 •'nr . 1 s fur t ill |'rr. although lie w.|! he the t e x t * 1 j t u r from Bum trips banquets and rerep \ IIItl “.k all right (tons will t„. included tn the e n t e r ­ t t 1 tainment of the distinguished - v i s ­ h A Wood, who say* he 1* from itors in this city , though definite at St Petersburg wherever that is) range merits have not been in ft tie at and that he is in the race for G o v ­ this date President WlFon hits ernor was here y es t er da y anti he beerf invited lo be present on thin looks like a G o ve r n or already. W o o d occasion and address the convention 1* gaining ground e v e r y d ay and hi* on the great issues of the day Dr platform means somet hing for the Lincoln Holley, president of Stetson M axwell’s Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and T o b a c c o s 1041st. St. Phone 182 N o t i c r I. h e r e b y * i * r n t h a t A. M a r s h a l l p u r r h a o - r ol T a i I'rn iltr a le No, 1224’. 'lateil t h e 3r*t , t a y of J u n e . A I) 1912* ha# f t e i l 1 . 1.1 r e r ' i n r a l e In m i o tttre, am i m a i t e i j . p l , r a t i o n tor I I I iJreU | » , Ue in a r m r i i a n c e w i t h law S au l r e r t i t l r a t e e m b r a r e a t h a l o l l n « l n ( ilra rr lh e il p r o t . e r t y a l t u a t e d In H e m i n o l a r o u n t y . F l n r i d a to­ wn t -ela « a n d 7. Ml k 2. f a m e run a> per p l a t No, I, l*a( e »0, S e m i n o l e f o u n t y Itarards. T h is p a r t i a l purchmae, ao l a r o n l v aa t l r e t a i n l o a b o v e described Inta Santord Public Library The said land t.aina aseeilaaed at the date ol the la.uanre uj aurh rerttbrate ,n the name al lloknoan Unite, .aid certlflrate shall ha reilaamed arrtrdtnc to law ICi deed will iaau* thereon on the ftl.t ,)av of Matrh. A I). !»)« Oak Avenue Between 3rd and 4lh St. W i l n e . e m y official e i f n a l u r * a n d seal t h i . t h e 2 9 t h d a y ul F e b r u a r y A- I) I S I S iV 'k . L ltrli £ C ircu it s5 ■ 4uet- fit r F h ' Z 01 Heetl.n Ida K BOUOLASS. Court C o .. By V A! - Open — !1». Me l>a ni H, C Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays T " I , . , of I f)o> s Jer S of 4 hayter 4Bat N’ o i u - >, h e r ’ h i ( I v a n I V . I J w t » „rt m an | o r r h a v e r ol T a i I e r i l T i r . l e i ,,, n a lfil th r ,(h l a v - •f J u n r A 1> J '*uy filed e a u l r r r t l f l r . l e in m> o f f ir e , ,n .| h * . m . . | e efipli* a1 1n n l o r t a t d,e.( , . u, , aeenrdanre » ,th la . Sent r e r t u i r , , , em . U " f . ,1 . Jo llo .in t daweribed property lu s'c, J, .t. , ; KJ * H , »'>“r l d a . p( S ’- » r. t n i r r . 1 N K *(i m orV Of la s. to - al 3 p. m. It. T p The .aid land l.elrf aaeea.ed al the date Jr a m« er .nli " tr ' TT ' , .I v hre e,. '. "v' h r t' tn, ll nr .r. * ' r m r r1Ihe , Reading Room Free lo All liflrate .hall l.e redeemed aervirdlnf to Jaw Ut deed w.ll mu* thereon on the 34, t day of March. A . Lt a 1 my I). I»J6. o (H c i« l *1 ff fi al lire arml lhi* t h a '291h d a y of F e b r u a r y . A M -rk < irruit K A I 'i l f l n o ifn t.A R A . C ourt. Samlnolr Tuee-Me " * V M fl <*«» & ■ | Try a Herald Want Ad n . «» I’i ^ �FEBRUARY 29. H16 PAGE PIVE ■■* ‘ "> *• Hlled With Visitor* i! INANDABOUT THECITY <i _______ 1 h; niw,l,n« of ‘ h- State Diam**>d the Chautauqua « Pretence Little Happenings— Mention ; of Matters in Brief— ( J.' ’ ,’ 1’ K' ............ tilled ,j.t. rtt •' ' 1 i1" ’ '" 'S ' Personal Items of In te re s t Hrv,„ ■' an aam aaaa«aaatta*iatfiia<iM i<aa*iaaM atniattaaaa*M iaaaaaudcW ABOUT PEOPLE A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPI*ENINCS UP TO DATE ...AND EVENTS... A-JN*** *11 CMftntiiraliaai la. iKu ^ i* Ei*t«i,‘ PImm Mit R A I*th»«wa, I'Kom Na Id3 in u t|, V| ' ... .... .1. ,1 u . k A olomobile Unit and Daree In honor of Mr and Mr*, I M. Br.Hlshuw of Piuladelphin, Mr and Mr« J S Wilson entertained on 1 hursday evening with a delightful automobile ride and informal d an ce at tin- hospitable home of Mr. and •Mrs, Herbert L ym a n at Foreat C i t y . I he interior of the charmi ng bun* galow was artistically decorated with n profusion of roses and spring blossom* while the porches were transformed into veritable palm g a r ­ dens and cosy corners, with lighted Japanese lantern*, palms, fern* uttd (lower*. Mr. and Mr*. L ym a n with several other guest* delighted with K I Holly, President their *ongs and music and specialty Schell,' Matties, Sec’y dance* during the evening. General dancing was also enj oy ed, a* wa* * ounly Committer to Meet also the delicious buffet supper t hat Chairman S. Hunge of the Sem­ vjas served at midnight. T h e guests inole county Democratic executive from Sanford went out in a u t o ­ committee has sent out the follow­ mobile* early in the evening, and ing notice to member* included Mr. and Mrs. J. S, Wilson The Democratic exerlutive comhost*, and the guest* of honor, Mr. minco for Seminole county is hereby am, ‘M „ , M Br adshaw. Mr' and called to me,., at 1 0 3 0 o’ clock ,n M „ K Wttt, 1(n. , r ami Mr>, the forenoon on Saturday. March i t.- , ,, , ,, , ,, , . llh 1*.♦ I I l l the cnUft hou*e. Sail (' Smith, Mr and Mr*. Osborne ford. hi.i. for thy purpose of urrang Herndon. Mr und Mr* C E. Hcnmg details for tb* Democratic pri rv Mr» Minnie lone*. Mr* i> W m.irv . I n lion o I , . ip fi ,, ,| f,, Br. idv , Me"«r* V SI ri ng fellow J o e -u> h b.-r Inal In Mont John Bii'-nll from Fore-ft J.r >i»m»- l.cf.in l iv were Mr tr.<I Mr. Ls man, Mr ■ . ml r t ’ l.t . iinl Mrs Kuihlev and Mt*s Perkin*. Mrs. E. G. T y n e r has r e t u r n e d to her h o me in T a m p a after spending several week* wi t h her daughter, Mrs. U. J. Hol ly at Co mf o r t C o t ­ tage. A m o n g the visitor* from A l t a ­ monte t o d a y were Mr. and Mrs. John Landman and Mrs. flhrulm i n ' s si*ler, Mr*. St ewart of Chic ago and Col. Hai ne s of Al tamont e. Por that G O O D G U L P G A S O . LINK and S U P R E M E A U T O OI L f b o n c It. B. C o n e y , Agt, No. I K. . 1 4 -tJ Mr and Mrs Frank ll Si ' it. of Si w Bed f o r d, M a s s , left this m u f mg by the boat for J.t< k*on \ til, after spendi ng several da\ s here tin guests of C o m f o r t Cott age, l ion. J a me s Al exander, the sag.- of Volusia c o u n t y was here Iasi night apil his m a n y friends wi-re glad set him agai n Jet ill* h i •..■ !, 1 t. for "( at e "<-n.i(or from \ „ l u i.i Will Ilf elected Tb, Mr*. I|v man III > m put Isy ul lb.- , nni inu'i , \ forth to Bev Iieorge IF lll.i i Itiof ■ g M' IF. in I 1 si Th i in Mi P a n n Mr Mr* Gis> Hoy and \\ .i I 111 .10 ntertllinei! .it t be 11 1 W ill .,. ■1. " A full "Upply alike t it tjot * per, e g gp l a n t at I >tit toe and p o t a t o seed I i .i I 1.j - II K Cl ar k o' .. ............ ... I ’ i • :T for a Ivs da.. * ill. till t tie meeti ng at the Dl'lllfluge \ - mi at toil and looki ng ; c n > .1 IP I Ire opi ni on that Saul art - j .u about t he best l o- ated .it-, ,| i t . -tale g. iti )■rut.i > Fred Cnni- .,111 r oi i o ii • h.ir tiling little ' I bimble \ f i,♦ ,11 ' w g ije- T* r, ‘, V t .1t |l III N ,| II •I * II . ■■ , ud 1 i- i-t • ■ I 1 ■ .it i rui t iv»* room* a . ,» 11 \ , 1. with pott,-<l 1 1' . ' . V.1 r I ’ • ■■! - p f lug •Foo-t \ ,1> lll'lllll* <till ki-li Ml lllll i i.i. tni l r> -•■ rvfol at \ hi* ref red' . O ' I * t ' \ V , N ,1 .,. T adorned ■ I..... I ' f t Ul !■ ! 11, vi 1’ ii t ol|>| Ul't - of l.l M \ jol.'t * »* 1 V. r .if >iianiiiiig «,l ••i t niri** vAi-r** ■ I. -|„ t n, , •tf | 1w Tolar Mr* B E 1, h >1, r> . 1 1", !. mTI A if. | ■ I - .1 I' Mr. 1 1 Brail) aro 1 M r* Ho) II |... Itti * rl IIuir <i ooi l- ’ 1 Fi t,. a-'Ott tin iti i|luet a Ini it V \ !’• • '■ t Da • hUinal.l hair *w It i In > •it* t M u , *■ . 1• \F l| .. gave mo. It 1•I• I,"lire by ,.1-n othet hair good U !■ ,1.1. , , ........... \ di lightful iiifor y our hair w it ho ,t I \ t - .I t 1'k.i I’m / i - l at t » ail * \V in m i 1. . 1 * , I.-1 v a 11| 11 I 11a l brought Jib'll* \*k (nr ca t al og u e Mr*, i l • • h or.| it.1 r w t i . i, * if,.. lii , v ery in it* present U illi.«in* 1 J,1 w ,r.|, d M It, || 1 *T h to 11,. ■I ' d ei iirt n i . d the Book Lovers I lull S» .1 ri U*\ «,f Dav Mt and Mr1" | I ursdav after noon at (or tioiii*. rhi St iti D * in I o n a nfr ;l 11 ei, if 11 1 g in llo could rv I tie hours were ., • \ ■ ■ meet c Mr- St at |". i-aolly sjieol willi s oc i al ' di a l and \\ liter w II V* b v l * > halt titan of t to t licit needlework f o r lefreslimerit tile Florid St ale n * ru in 11' t » * » * * f a delicious salad course wa* served SH »iTu- u ' ■* < lb* [ i ilpr.it inn Fnjiiviiig the hiMjutalilv of Mr* How ar.l were Mr* V \V A her • I,, • l o ­ 01. , I' a t ' t, It !I E d mo nd* editor Mi'tlirtger eft on Mi** Until iiaihy, Mrs. Hoy Syriu**. \lr* Mary i, D . 1 ’ 1 'f 1 If. r th. '' M a nul.i i l III, I '* Bei ord w.i I'li |*hii w here W4 *iln«»**«ln\ f» » r \ , 111•• g tile very p r e t t i e s t of 11 Svme*. Mr* McLaulin. Mr* B E 1 if. 11l.1tt*-- 1 Profit * 1 ,1r 1, g city v ,—l eri |uf und jotned t l. II .itliir* 0* la*t week w!i* Tolar. Mr*. E N Luke. Mr* lii'il "lie will remain until (all J*t.1 1 no a ,d 1 ’ ' ’ " ' d a \ ,■ f ( * ■ id.i Dr a i na ge A "social lot Mi 1 : ili-i'l.iv at the >a,,fnrd M.i- th** love!) (lower part) given by William*. Mr* Fred William . Mr* 111*011!- 1- tine ,,f the tie*l InlllV .1 i.i " ,,vk ’ M f* G t l.ouck*. "ii Friday after- 1 T Hi ml V. Mr Hart v U an! Mr* I wi 1 iiidl Seven Cowi Mntfe Him Mich our winter visitors and h.i* tone rhitn- and Garag In r a t l r a i t i v e new home oil 1 1 in 1 II ai > and M r* !' *e Hagan. Mr* T W'ert Lore who died recently at T* t • in..... for the st ate I ha 1 a • to r M Ignoli.i avenue T h e wild llower Wnrfn started 11s tt cowboy without I v o t'iig journalist 11, a w a 1 h c , t m n gl y dev i doj n d will even a hot*,' lllut h........ Illd . all his ■ u II . I /.’ ■ ‘ . pa> own and I., • "ti." a ind'.ioiiatie owner ... • .......................... . W il B I I l .l Ml| ' "O ii.j \■ I ot l o M of vast herd* and a taueli that It-.ll . • , ,. in* *10 f t' t ■ -i no .111 <, .11. r ' MM l u da i -•. 1 * - 1 ■ ■ ' 1 ~ * , i u r . i LUlc-CU„,i.a ci— m»i»i*a* *" was a domain within Itself, its setts tin El I'a n^i i T " \ 1 dls|ia(ih to r ' r • "M 1'0,in .11 ( *77 1>, T If Vinfdou I a 11r • ■Mi 1i*. J, r . -- .1 a......... ! * Mn* Kv, y We- k Bridge < lull and tlio Philadelphia North American. v, 1 used i l i d n u l l ) in corners and a number of other guest* TTi'l1 o f < 1 ,1 ties-\ ill. a i d i 1. r -.d ill, I 11 The rlub •111 I * t. vvll’i c t A renldcnl of West Texaa.ajnce ISS6. bow.mailer sprays of the ivuinc prize, a bud v :i*e was won by Mr* and at present Is e mpl oy ed I. tin kitchen •*.binefi^n' I Miller A Wort Love -man known to every row w. id wild llowi-r rested upon It orti-'t ly l nt er -t o' e Commetce t ’oiniid ion Sort* w at .'hi « .it II *M Lo'llin Lake, while to Mr- <1 W man troni Fort Worth to El Paso lie \ ! * Id |V V tincolumngetting 111> dull. 01 r ai l ’ " I m *t ■ ,y 1 . ., ini it. B r n d v w, 1* j ■ 111• -♦ *1,1• •i 1*1u,,M hail hln peculiar rliiHiiotorlsllea. and , I It I’ ' lu 1 1T’ler.l 1^r * room's nf the 1" \v*■ Tbit while 4iU»w| * •ll 1hr thrtft was one of them 1 . .1 li iU, , g . *4-1 •I . : ’ T h e 1 lun t - of t in IF laid - d 11 *Mi* f Ilit - in iiinw d 'l ju' d ■ i l l . wi fe \| r tie waif frugal he never allowed n neon > ( I ( ■ Mr ■ in <lu, in.lic. to M • It'* I '< *!' 1.1.». ij :i Imm 1 t h»* ll Vtin|* ^ b - W I 1 1in r M no1 tuso of 4 |" ' ,, ss 1" 60 unrelieved 1> u B 0; t i l l ' id be;, ut ‘ I .11 1 Wlien olher eow hoys wore draw ,* <n Tl.i .sir 1 i fY»! 1hR jmm! M r 1 Mr Myron \..r. ■ ■ • .1 \ P II,,. i,, , ....... 1 I I , . 1 1 ............ ' 1 • I • of 'F \ o I lim tlielt wages In gold Inn k In tlie ■ j r o f / t ♦ liI• 1 l o m r i o ' l t ' mu . . i F n t.. jir, 1 ■ »,-r 1 II v •1r 111 I . \ ' l ....... T In ■> a r. 1 t .* • eighties, and riding to El Paso or Ban 1 *. ■ , * I !*'i 1 tin v *t ■ - 4}•<* Mr* L a k e , Mr * An n o It- Barm*. 4,J 11!t * . t Antonio to spend tin. money In riot I'pr* ,1 I: • I1 .i-.J 1 iihmi't** U ii anl j’ M'H of Mr*. B a r r e t t nut ft Mr t I ' - i b i i Ii t lutt ha - llower* hM'Vk Olir I., , • 11 il l V 11\atr r11f ** t f • <t 11' N-•* 1•' mis living or over tlio gaming table. if 1 I tiff Tt •* tliiliMM U »*r«* bunVi-rl Mt* I t» Ml Liiighlt 1 .enl M : . Wert laivy was putting his eurnlngn J t hi m We would |ir<i)t.ilih ;• • * i v « eh rtl >1, .d ol! 1- **.f> Ifl«ik j t .»• i ?i. I mil • ‘ i l v • .* | ) m* haml Thoitiu* A Neal Into cow*. Ills *lnrl wa* noven cow*. .ir« i lll'M* s’ fjnwrfi til ■ f ^, (ur 11 i limn* of them -411111** in Iht* living roum At hi* death ho could not havo countilil'oW * F A Woo d of St Petersburg, ran was »nI w i ru'd ui th a^piira^UH plummi all the cattlo In hi* herd If ho had H || P e a b o d y , president ilidnte for Go ve rn o r is iti the city Informal lU n n tr Ptirly ridden hard for a month at tho ta*k. Col Ernest IF»u*hobler. v n y |ir<-s- 0*4.1. »ompl«‘ting On* <‘Xi|uiaite i*ft King t hem nil a b o u t it Wood 1* a Mr and Mrs. Archie Belt* wcr.’ f**rt of tht* spring i lmoral i on <>f llu* Ill* llrsl work after coming W’ eat hustler from th,1 word go and 1* liielil room In dining r<»inn mnNki** bust* lit one of the charmi ng dinner fva* for Jim Powell, a cousin, near B H Brunson, secretnr shelling the Wood wherever he inn 0 r d rose* and Marshal Neils i*l j partie* of the week I be table iiji- Fort Davis. Ho wa* a moro boy. and T D Have*, treasurer. find a Knot hole in the fence where vase* were offset by bowls of blue I pofntmciil* were unusually pret ty | received only |25 a month and 111* Dr 1. K Philips, teacher a Cul t c a n n ot go Mr Wood t" Ho refused to take any money vtolut* and here too the woodland und att r ac ti ve , centered by a basket hoard The Brotherhood Cluss i* noA two agains{, '^hi> fee s y s t e m in this state touch of Nature wa* given by the of flowers and tied with a big tulle. "*r ept that noce»»ary to buy hi* and Mr. W o o d is right on this ques- years old, the last year being a year u*« of chcrokee roses. T h e r-ouvenier [dace card* clothes, which were fow, and asked Effectively Low to bo paid In cows This year ujtens with the d jirofit. Won. were recrctcd among the tlow'ers a t ­ pretty wa* n frieze of palmet t o ret* of it* history he d Il>, ‘ Chiwl to ribbons that reached to W A Hny de n left Su n da y for NV-1 bright, si pmsjic leaves which adorned the white t ac e lilickfs** places A t empti ng live hraska after spendi ng several weeks Next Sunday 1 ' ,M |v 1 1 ■ vv'alls above the plate *belf that t i1,1* To Keep Well, here the guest of Co mf or t CotE.ge ni.tailed tv - V paMor and encircled the room At the refr esh­ c u r s e dinner was t empt i ngl y served After which t hr A knowledge of the law of Immunity were placed for twelve, Mr Huilyen t* a resident of Omahu superintendent ment hour the tables were jilaced Covers E Steyimcyer will . t eaches that when our health la at Its lrs. Berts, and has large cattle interests in pastor. B e v h ..... ... , lengthwise across the living room which included Mr. and best our restraining power Is at Its make an n.ldre** ,m •' < “ M < |l( ch ' he guests sat together for fr and Mrs, Hand, Mr. and Mrs. many parts of the U. S. He is in­ best tfencc we say wo are Imtnuno L v . r y im m ,. r 1 . dainty refreshment* of nherbet Braxton Perkins, Dr and Mrs. to disease terested in Sanf or d and will return Work While It Is wise and nec­ al„ j cake with coffee and whi pped Cecil But t, Miss Sai.lce Williams, essary to avoid, control and destroy in u few weeks to spend the summer I* expected to be |> • " All those w i n ‘ . ‘".J „ ' 1 cream, and Martha Washi ngton lion Mis* Cha rl ot t e Hand. Mr William disease producing germs w h o e v e r here, maki ng his home nt Comfort ga,ions elsewhere will be gladly we Th>. , . l e . were decorated l.etiler und Mr. S. M. Lloyd. found. It Is very necessary to render Cott a ge . , corned. »'"* l “ r*’ tho body a* nearly Immune as posslhte Among the visitors heie yesterday way* w elc om e in the Methodwith fragrant sweet pea*. Red and then seen •» m tj,*t condition. Hoby UVelt Cntapoign Cl aude Johnson, the handsom­ isl church in Sm f o r d ' ro" * n" ' 1 vlol' ta In connection with the B a b y Week est man In tho Florida Press Asso A special musical program ,s be- Sweet mignonnette compl eted the Safety Pin an Old Idea. bruut y and churm of tho flower C a m p a i g n t hat will be observed in elation. C l a u d e has just finished his ing a r r a i ged — men’ s voiyes Queen Victoria's reputed Invention scheme. Assisting in serving were Sanford, the pastors of the various of the safety pin has been exploded labors on t he T r i b u n e Y e ar Book subj ect a by tho recent discovery on the Island , Mrs. Margaret Barnes, Mrs. A. H. churches will . gi ve the and is now engaged in managing of Crete of one supposed to have bben jtlace in their sermons and announce­ the campai gn of Al ber t Gilchrist Tho hltiTo*a°scorplon °ess than two | D,ur' made at least 900 year* II C. T h i s ments on S u n d a y . A Bel t er Ratty who aspires to tho position of U. S. tnfJh" <i’ m ' V n g t h ' T *^ o mor* Irritating 1 ^ g afternoon an Interesting Floral Love Cont est will be a feature of the week gives It the l ately first honors. Senator. C l a u d e I* a former new*m beo Bl|ng scorpion* (Tower r«nlcst “ A paper man of Ki ss i mmee and reprecarry a do*« of polsoo cajiable of S t o r y ” w i f c enjoyed, in which Afcs with the final time (or the r a n nu mJ.roved to be the b e s t Eons to be announced later aentml several stnfe papers at Ttilln | producing a good deal of local Irrtta- t H St# O0 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 bus*,.,, last y e a r while the legislature | t|on anil causing some disturbance of gucsser and wa* presented with a ’-’ T a g D a y ” will be observed on wa* ,1, sc**,no Cl au d e will p r o v e n 1 the system Htrung soda w*ler should ()i»xen "f assorted gladioli bulbs Wednesday, Mar ch 8th and on Fri­ most, val uabl e ally to General Gil be applied loeall) Aromatic sjtrlts of n r,dg,. wa* also enjoyed in which day. Mar ch 10th the little lorulity ammonia m»v he *lv„ti Internally If <hn*t game Mrs. Margaret Barnes made Play, ’ ’ T h e T h ef t of T h l i t l e d o m " V E T E R IN A R IA N the face Is pale top srore and won a pr et ty vase. will he given at the W om un ’s Club. v Auto Accident OFFICE Th e cutting prize fell to Mrs. A. P. It is believed t hat a lecture to Yest erday aft ernoon ns Dr. L IF Thymol. Connelly, to whom was given a mother’s will also be arranged Ta g HAND BROS. STABLES Philip* was c o mi n g down Magnolia I ho value of *n J1^ .l(,Wf?rfU| guest towel. Enjoyi ng the charmi ng D a y will be observed under the avenue he collided with the car of Bring in your l a m e a n d lick **"_**_. j . 1 properties, L . „ n i. . . ennihined Mrs. Loucks were auspices of the Presbyt eri an church combined with with hospital ity ol Mr*. A. Dorner ut the Junction of germicidal hoises and mules. Have .them lrs. W. R. Anno, !r*. Margaret ausgices of, tb6 Presbyt eri an ChrisIt can ^ c o n d street and Magnol ia aycnuc. an absence o f toxic qualities treated. Have their teeth ex­ Barnes. Mrs. S. E. Rarrett. Irs. G. tinrp-Kndcavor Society, ^or the beneamined, sharp c o r n e r s dressed Dr. Philips* car l uffered a broken he used as an antiseptic with the samo effectiveness »» phenol nr cs-hnllc D. Bishop, Mrs C M. norry. Mr*. 1r*. /ti of the Children' s Home Soci ety of down, projections cut off and de­ wheel and bent fender and the Dor­ cayed molar* extracted. e Florida. E v e r y b o d y ' w i l l he tagged, ner car escaped wi thout a n y d a m ­ acid, but unlike the latter. Is oon- A. P. Connell y. Mrs. W. P. Ca rtteyC polsonous Mrs. F. F. Dut ton. Mr*. R / ^ R . so e v e r y b o d y must be sure to carry l a o a o o o o o o o o o o o o a a o D o o t t a o i ages. • | DR. A. DOLAN j r ^ . • « SANfORD LODGES A Sanford Lodge No «2. F. and A. M. Communication every first and third Thursdays at 7 :3 0 . Visiting brethren welcome, 0 . L. Taylor S. G. Kennedy Secretary W, M Mr* Kirk, Mr and Mrs. ICunyan. Alliee • and Bo th of Steubenville. Oh in are spending the winter at Deli, Miss Laura Fish, Mrs. Cecil Monroe Chapter No. 15, It. A. M. Island laike Mrs Bullock of SteuG a h h c l t. Mr, G G. Herring, Mr*, j lenvillr, who ha., been spendi ng the Meets every second and fourth Thura (i D Hart, Mi,* E m m a Irwin, Mr*. winter at St Petersburg joined the day in Masonic Hall over the 1 mperla Forrest Lake, Mrs D Leach. Mr*. Theatre. Visiting companions welcome party at Sanford and will remain at J. F. Karnatx O. J. Miller H M Papwortli, Mr*. \\ E SamIsland Lake the remainder of the Sec’y High Priest mis, Mrs Boy Symea, Mrs. A. H winter. All of them are well known Stone, Mrs. J H B. Stryker, Mr* here and their mntiy friends nre glad Seminole Chspler 2 , Order Ea st er n S l a W D Turner, Mrs, l). L. Taylor, to sec them in Florida again. Meets every first snd third Tues day Mr*. Henry Wight jimi Mr* W. E In each month. Everyone who has seen Watson Mr. and Mrs. 1. H Urntfthuw, hlf 8tar In the East are cordially invited to visit this chapter. who have been the popular guests of Alice E. Bobbins, S e c ’y A It C Mr and Mr* J. S. Wilson left on The A II ( V s , with Mr* F. J. Friday for Miami und other points Phoenix Lodge No 6, K. of P. G o nrale* the only guest of the club of interest. Mr. und Mrs. Br ad ­ Meets second snd fourth Tuesdays. wa* delightfully entertained b y Mr*. shaw motored deown from Phil a­ Nlaiting knights always welcome. J B B St ryke r on Wednesday delphia in their Jack B a bb i t cat H. McLaulin 0 . J. Miller afternoon At the refreshment hour which took a prize in the New K. U. snd S. C. C. a two course,luncheon wa* *eryed by Yor k automobile show Mrs. B r a d ­ then jfhuciou* hostess. T o Mrs. shaw was the recipient of m a n y s o ­ Sanford Lodge No. 2 7 ,1. O. O. F. Goniules wa* presented the guest cial attentions duri ng her visit in Meets every Monday at 7:30 p. m., prize, a Japanese pin cushion and the city. over I mperi si Theatre. to Mr*. D. 1;. Th r as h er the club J. W. O. Singletary K. J. Powell, Secretary N. G. prite, a Jajiane.se vase was given. Mr*. J. M. Reynold* of Greens­ Member* present, in addition to the boro, On., i* the guest of her father, ho*icss were lr». Bishop, Mr*. Dea*. Cajit. Smith. Gal e Clly Camp No. ®. W. O. W Mis* Fish, Mr*. Hint, Mr*. T h i u s h ­ Meet* second and fourth Wednesday night* in each month. er and Mr*. Watson, Dr and Mr* Thomna A ^Ifal F.jL. Miller J. F. Hoolehan left >»n Monda y for Miami, where Clerk Council Commander Mtrry Matron • they will be the gue*t» of the B o y a l They will Mr* B W Herndon wa lio*tn<* Paint (or a few day* H. P. O. E. Sanford bodge 1241 lllb oil *petui t he iiii'k end a I t he jlotel to th e Merry tiitrnn* card Meet first and third Wednesday night Silt urda v af 1e r iio o n T h e beauty of Pom, unn.i .it I’ulm Beach wiH| a «t corner of First St and Palmetto Ave, t i n - h.itil*iiiin> h o nir wa* eiibanced part) of friend* 0 . t.. Taylor T A. Neal b a |'iof u - ioii of cut ih'wer* jdaced Secretary Exalted Buler about tlie room*. A delicious re'Mt *. Anna T o w n s e n d of August#, . : * v * --------------- fre.htnent course wa* servtd at the G ii . arrived on Fri day and will he T h e L a k e Breeze Council No. 31 Junior duo* of the g ame T h e club prize tlie guest of her -nl efP, t> Order United Amcrlrnn Mechani cs Meets every Wednesday at 7:30 P, wa> won by Mr- Ceijil Mutt and to McLaughlin for tuverM 'ivi-gk* M., in the Ci ty Hall Visiting brothers Mi - Si,id. .• U ill, .till* wa* pie-etili-il ire welcome C II Smith, Bee Sec, ti. .* ii'"i lu. 1 1 .1 t 1 J'.ur o 11' c |1.1 I ’11 k .11d tlie g lies I ' _ Is - Io, g mg.s (no Is if t he ,f Mr- ( of ha- r< 1 urned r . \ IF ji Celery t ity \erie No I HA.t eiu' w ere Mr* 11 I \\ ight Mr0,11 a VI .11 I o f.■ ’• <> ' v -! , ’*r Meeting everv Tuesday night at 8 l ! i . M U ■ ,m h 1 \! o'clock Pico Building . 1 . HI. r M. It. II. •s.iid I. P. W U Fry, Ja» ( ’ Bolu-rt.*. 1 11, M' lii 11* , i Mr\ I' l . - o t g e ti M Fj.per*oM ot \ti Worthy President S<-cretary ■ o fly ■ lid M • * l , i o Iti-hnp Mem •b t .0 I o d 1,,n .1 is t |u- gl|, - 1 of 1 , r F. • * ' * v- * •* M I ’. r i. Mi lull.,1 •*• holt /. at tile s t, I t)JLS T RI BE NO. 6 1 . I. O. It. M. Mt. Kouitnll.it. MrButt Mr* t ‘edars F ar m’ ’ , It, tlie.' Srtnfoi ii Meet* every first and third Friday New man. Mr* Pulestnn, Mr* Mdlel 11, hi,id" ... I night.* at * 'to in Masonic Temple. a'- I M1, d i a l . Visiting brother* welcome Mr and Mr- I B '■ Fun of t 111. W. A. Ginn, John Stamper. /taut /.< I fui. ago a Oil Mr II M ^tl'4-l .ifp C of It Sachem Mr it A Howard delightful!', Ilf Hotel I .true* a& aaiM Q a aaa iisiaL aaa aaa & l sh,,<’ Shin.* Stand Open next lupr to All, Theat re 11pen dav . U| i HI cht un»l S»i n d.iy mot nine's 1.ah t‘S 1i aii M-nd 'hoes m stand s ••nt lor RIMI deTl i e Semi nol e Dredgi ng C o i* livererl 41 ■ tf, busily engaged in dredging out tin Notice at Meeting hasin (or the S an f o r d Itoat Works Tbe directors of the Parish House • T o n i g h t will he the last number < I'd. are requested to meet at the of the Sa nf or d Chautuu<|uu a nd it all.ee of Attorney Schell,. Mai,,,., has been very successful from every Ill the court house tomorrow afterpoint. •“ 1 P ", Business ,.f Ha v e ft few bushels Black V a l e n ­ porta lice to Clime before the meettine Bean seed. Ask for pi ices. mg and all directors „ r.. urged to attend Dut ton C r a t e C o . 41 tf Summary of the Floating Small ' Talk* Succinctly Arranged for Hurried Herald Header* 5 nickles, dimes, quarters and dqllars in their pockets on Wednes day, Mar ch 8th Help the worthiest charity in the whole state! Hein the homeless babies' ,.\*i t'ntlrd Brotherhood of Cs/aenters and Joiner* of America Sanford latrnl Union No 1761 meets first and third Thur sday night at 7 o ’clock in the Eagle*’ Hall. T. J Bel), I t'. Pesr*on, Sec Trea*. Prodident Heralds of Liberty Meets at Eagle*' Hall lint Monday night 111 each month at 7 :3 0 . W'm. E. Householder, Commander Miss Bertha Packard, Secretary - 41 C . H . DIIMGEE P l u m b i n g and G a s F i t ( I n-g All Work ItofcivoH My Dcmonal Attention And Hfut KfTortu Opposite ( ll» Hall Telephone N* 25 Star Brandi Positively Guiranteed M a d * ! *# mil M i t k l a t * and i MultiKopy i k CARBON PAPERS Finest Carbon Piper Hade Eftry Bbftl Psrftcl Recognized Standards :: r«*,S«l« hr ii Herald Printing ii Company Smford • Florida ii �tX'HJT'CH'* * r*- r FEBRUARY 29, 1816 1.1 S T O F C' ANDI D A T E S A N D S T A N D I N G Nrxt list will l>i- piibluihi-il Friday gin an act i ve ca mpai gn at O N C K S«-n<l hi your na me and lo­ Last and best club offer to be made during the remainder of the campaign starts today. Kach r an di dat e in this list has an e t i u a l j o p p n r t u n i t y to win thr Ford. Ki tch en C a bi ne t , W a t c t e y t y r l o r Suite. Mer c h an di se Order or C a mer a . E v e r y c and i da t e l o w *n 14 PH** wi" I’ "'*1 10 per cent cash commi ssi on o n^R^CKr os s a m o u n t of m o ne y t hat he or she turns in during the cnm'pnluri for new subscri pti ons, pr o­ viding they remain a c t i ve l y in the rnrhpaign until the close* and make a cash report each week. i,r' Melville Ty l e r . 40.000 Miss M a r y Aulin. Oviedo 38.000 * 7.000 Al fred Hobson, Sanford Mrs. W. W. Fry, Sanford. . 40.000 Mrs. Sanford 42 4 0 0 Miss Cl ar a Phillips, Sanford 41.600 Cason, Give your subscription to a Herald candidate now. T his is your last chance to secure extra votes on a renewal subscription. At the close of this offer extra votes wi^l .be given on new subscriptions only 4 2.000 Miss V a nm e t a S t yr « n . Sanford Basil V O T E F O R . Y O U R F A V O R IT E T H IS W E E K 42.600 James F. Hoolehan, Sanf or d R. J. Powell. will be given on every set of eight yearly subscriptions sent or brought in by 8 P. M. next Monday, M arch 6th. 28.000 A l ta m o n t e Spri ngs H a r v e y L. Geiger, G e n ev a Mrs 80,000 — EX TR A V O TES-----80,000 I 0,000 Enterprise New Candidates Can Enter Race During This Offer and Win a Prize March 18 Y o u r L a s t O p p o r tu n ity to y ou £ an £ ven E n te r fJ o W ! Q e j- R e n e w a l s I,nnk iivit tin* list iif caiuli<lati‘s printed today; note that there are a very few entered from the county. T h isg i\e s ei imt\ candidates a ureal opportunity t^ Secure the Extra Votes on Your Renewal Subscriptions. «"•'"ma...“**•',n/r,luri,w n"x l ; During this offer a renewal subscription will count for as many extra votes as a new one. During the latter part of the campaign extra votes will he jjiven on NKW subscriptions only. THEREFORE, N ow is t h e Time t o H u s t l e ! W R IT E T O Y O U R FR IE N D S I You \ \ •• t I . , 11. ,. | i. -t ivi Iv t(• . • v* ' i • -I t * ‘ > \ ■r i ••!!. • *>• i.. m. i d - - I - ■• • iii.t, *1.1 f 1lip. O i f • tn. i , |,.|< r id On • .i III p.i I g ' t ' ■ ' .1 h d l i l . l 1 w Ini - i 'I.'I* n r b r i n y - in e i g h t \ e i t r l > . t i e . r i p i m i , - ur On- r . i l ri i t in - b o r t i - r nr will I i n v* i -id Ii y '.n • r | ..................... nr t ■t o* • \ | >i|, d . i \1 »r ■♦ I* t .it - I | ot.«r »*! • v II . i -i .-I \ .i 1 11.-1r I r r i - n d i ( Iir n.sli.-d f r«-i* t n 1 b un * ulm for p r u t . i| r b . i t * i.l-ii r i | d i **i . , .11; lj*c 1 b* III T lu-sc l»-to- r * (■■ I I b elli should secure the old subscriptions while they will count for extra votes. Turn in every possible subscription before this, the last club vote offer closes. ca ndi - |,n w will i||i d Late Entries Often Win the Best Prizes I sa * d in h i'r i ; .1 • g, n u m b e r ••f . • -il.ir III 80,000™Extra Votes—80,000 I n )» * ;«..•! •t.«t• wIiM.H | .i ? . 1 1 t . 'H mm • \ : i \ ••• I.id - F i r s t Three Piece Parlor Suit Prize G r a n d S e tte e , R o ck e r, S tra ig h t C h a ir i *•*i ••• 1 .............. *i*frV* Purchased O NE W E E K ONLY ^ S 1 9 1 6 Fi l l in This Coupon N ow y, * -s. • • LISTEN! At least do Mnindf flu* justice of --elid­ ing m ihi'; coupon. It i> really far mop* i*a>\ in win than von imagine. I ,ei us toll you about n Send in tlu> fi.ooi) nomination coupon th*u .start gat Ip •nn 14.lie silhsrript ions of your friends and neighh* »r^. • Start right now. N O M IN A T IO N R o a d s te r . S a n ,o r d i<ni; C O U PO N I NOMINATE ’ A D D R E SS An a ( 'ittiilnl.il.- in your I*•«*lit Sharing f a mp a . g n Only tin* First Nomination Blank Cast for Each Candidate will Count as 5000 Votes. rn* 1imp Pried Votes rfllowed $ 2.00 1 year 1,000 2 years •t.OO 2.500 2 years 0.00 1,000 1 years 8.011 0.000 1 0 .0 0 5 years 10,000 The above number of votes will be given on new and renewal subscriptions and arrearages. at C oropany • TWO WATCHES Purchased and on display at Henry McLaulin’s, Jeweler OMZDBD Autograph Camera This brand new car will he awarded to the Candidate securing the Lar­ gest Number Votes in this Campaign . It is easy to load, quick to operate and is bound to plejise anyone who prefers pictures of the 2 1 x -D -, size. This thoroughly reliable little camera is well made, possesses the Autographic feature, permitting the writing of date, and title oh each negative at the time of exposure. YOU CAN MAKE BIG MONEY for the next few weeks by entering cam­ paign NOW and winning this Auto. Purchased and on display al L. R. Philips & Co. Drag Slore $ 1 5 M E R C H A N D IS E O D R E R Acme Kitchen Cabinet An order for $15.00 worth of merchandise such as the winner may choose from the stock of Purchased SCALE OF VOTES a n d on D is p la y F u rn “ ure On Display at the SIGNED ADI >RESS From v. Equipped with- Electric Lights. Price $423.50 F. O. B. Sanford, Fla; Sanford Machine & Garage Co. Good For 5000 Votes DATE M o d e l N o w ! Z. Spinks, General Merchandise, Oviedo, Fla. From* %and on * 1 LN CASH CO M M ISSIO N ON NEW SU B SC R IPT IO N S TO N O N -W IN N E R S OF PRIZES ' Display r‘,r’ ’ * ........•*' " ,r. on 14, t gr-.~ «.impiiign th.it i- im-in-iMbbIf y o u fail *•» l-‘ > in |**-r re,it ra-h com ml . llf v o u t.o | U c l f(>r , „ . w >v«.|i„K >ou mmnin u,.llVl. UM„ , thl. r |OIe of IMign **n' T. J. MILLER & SON nno-i ■> ' klSWSC*rl _ .. . 4 U*' .r r your reporti-Ach VOU , he c a m . week nfu-r starting. T h e ca mpai gn CANNOT S! LUSH. CAMPAIGN ENDS SATURDAY, MARCH 18th. 7:00 P. M. - > ■. ' k.-fc-r:- I- .* * 3 ■ �29 1916 BD HERALD POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS r «r Hs»t. Publlt Jaat rat tUn ’ , .ta in elect me I b a r a b y a n n o u n c * t b a l 1 •111 b. a c a n d id a l* (o r the D a m n rra tle n o ,.in . lion ol 8 ilp t- »t P u b l i c I m t t u c t l o n I D .i t b a l I a m e n t it le d to Ih ia a ffle . lor r >, ■one t h a t I w i l l p a r a o n a l l y e a p U I n ( „ i j , , entara. M ay I a * h y o u r co o p a ra tlo n am i ■ u p p o rl d ttrln f the and y„ot e o ie a a t t b a p o l l * . J H O W LA S O lU 'N U L II. A. Howard I* a candidate lor County Superintendent of Public Inal ruction y t l A U I T C A T I O N : Mr H o w a r d h o l d , a | j | . Cartiflcata and Diploma latuad by the Michigan Slata Normal Collag.t where ha . t u bed too.in uoualy for flva.ypata. taking in addition tc the college couraa, apecial raurarn In Payrhology, Tba 'History Ana Science ol Education, and Pule l i t School So pet trWon. Ha alao itudiad one year at tha State Unlveralty ol Indiana, one year at the Waahing.on Pi lend* Academy, and took a bull da** rouraa at tha Saline llueineM College. TEACHING EXPERIENCE; Ha taught one year In tha country diatrirt echoed, one year in Waahlngton Pylendi Academy, and had *l< yrar. of lucceaatul elparlenre u Superintendent o l city ec hoot * Mr. Howard prepare.! hlmeelf cwpeciatly f..r a Ilia'# woik In the aervlca of the Public School, and I* pethapa the beat ecjulpjied ol any man in tha county for the offi.» of County Sup. •rtnteaidant ol Public tvl rurl l on He dreer.ee he careful cOnaidnatlon of all .be toter* ul he county. KOIt SHKKIKK I afn ■ fandl' lalc for f* rl rcl Iun ju th* of!5rai of ahififl of .N#rolnolp rounty I (rri }u«lin*»d in ■'tkinf lh* J?*t [i|r ul I h 1a rmjiilr for r -wl w f ion lo thi* offler, n* inf ff» tHr fafi that 1 h a v* nol yM had (hit <•(*»< ** f•#r a full t i r m, fT»>' p rr wnt irrtn of offlea riplrwi I wilf h a v r bmn in of!\ra only on* half farm by election, and lr*» than on* half t*rm by appointment and for t h u r*-aaon 1 feel t ba l I am entitled to your "up* port and If elected *Hll "five the offir** my elo*e peraonai attention jn the future a« in the pact I will appreciate your •uppnrit It A *. i * for t h * au b jert c a l l I'l d a r « of** r. u». t v I 'e ri.-' ’ * m > *rl ofTlpe of ■ h r r if f to th e a ctio n nf S r n f tl 1 "1 «hi« important o n > i . i : kk tit t i mi i i t • tti w i 1 baraby announca m y r a n d i d a r y |<,r t h e 1M>„ lion ol Suparlutandent ol 1‘ubllc loetrur Ion lur S e m i n o l e l^junty aubjecl to the d e c l d o n c.1 the voter* In tba coming Primary Your vote will be a appreciated M W. UlVKLL. annuunre to H ln m p U W l I O VI A *. V ar y r e a p e c t l u l l y T W LAW TON 1 baraby an n ounc e myr elf a canldata lot t h cdBce ( I S u r f r . f iU n d e n t ol Public Inatfurtion in Samlnota C o u n t y , aubjwct to t h - Ilem ocraiir I‘rUnary T h r o u i h m y aw vtra on the board ol School T ru ate m I h e e a become r o n r t n m j that tba Su par lnta nda nt ahould be a pratlra1 Itulemeu men and b y all mean* a property bolder and T a i l ayer In tb a C o u n t y . I a*k lor your aupp. rt. not heceuea ] th ink 1 a m m t i t l r d to It. but beemuu, I know, t h a t m y expaeienoa •111 b e l l i valuable e r vtaa to tba T a ap aye ra an d tba fhfldren o l tft, herel)>' H »*«f __________________ *• II Kllltl NCI • ' primary to be held Jun* h I >!■ 1 pledge i f i y a r l f i *i fulfill t » . .1 , I hia t f f f i r r I n t h * beat id n, j ar n lif . o«, u' “ "k'• ‘IAd ,,r '■ . a . * lor"jmhr' , rlerk “»„l V r n in o la '. 'u n » > . I herehv , h. an [ l a m a l h»l «> »". -Ob,.cl 1„ , h , I £Iu (‘Kmary and eoltctt your v„i, ra mp, , , ' .itarantaam, . ,1 , | . c „ d the nlflee „« "■» t t . n „ , nil the ft," m, ou, flea 1 >'our rifflr- I baraby a d n u u n ca m y „ l l a candid ate (or t b a o ff ic e o l S u p a r i n t a n d e n t o l I’u b l. r aatructlo n □ of B e uubf tj ie,rrt| Inalructlo S a- m iifni o l a C o u n t y , > tt*o tb a D e m o c r a t i c H r lm a r y . II e l e c t e d J pl edge m y cl oaa p e r a o n a l a l t a n t l o a a n d th e l a l t h l u l d t a c h a r f a o l the d u l i e e o l t h e „|. ( W “ y; ____________________________________S . | and I,..I .hditte. r . h l f r r >U| my D 'H S , K h,77'.> .•n\ 0F P» nri fr rm **m m i DANGEROUS. d! W my tr t y I ‘ *>*11 r « - I V P»rt..nal attention at all ti me ant endeavor tn m.vtt your au|*>erl. Vrtv truly. W ' h a l t h i n g t o go<»1. w h i c h n o l a o n i * harm m ay brin g? * i > n to be ha t>py la a d a n g e r o u a t h i n g . T h e r e a r e b o a t * o f y o u n g gir l* w b o b e l i e v e In h a v i n g t h o l r (ling of g a y e t y t o d a y , let t i n s *bo 1 hereby annuunre my .,11 a. a randldata mr - ‘ < a. cle-h ol Or Circuit morrow take caro court ol Uemtn.de r.,ur v . ub| . et to the of Itaelf. U la IS mortar., pi. mar y t.r hr held June 6th ' 14 >"•' -rt^ urlrnl your .Uppoft J| g r a n d lo be young, el. e t , ,I .an enly ..rum.,. in the luture the t o fe e l life p u l s ­ ••me pam.1ak n» ear- , r | r| „„ ...... «•» Ibv of.c. that I have g.ven .1 In tba ing t h r o u g h , e v e ry p**’ lie * p ert fully. vein, l o be a b l e i: A I t D C t i L A S S . l o e n j o y i h e aiinahlnu a n d lau gh tax at the clouds: but I hereb y ertnout • | n ‘lL<itl«* ( n r It Is e a s y ffir t h e f* *It *i tun tu «ub | r r l lu lh** f un - l o v i n g g i r l t o i* V o u f >up* pOfl wilt bl i p p rirl$$ t a k e l i fe t oo n o n ~ ' K sV M Q M S. chalantly, think­ 1 an ti ou n r* a t a c« m i n j §t « for i n g t h e good t i m e s iht* ufllt-r «( Tat anil tih ' hf frountl will l a s t f o r e v e r . nt fr ont l •fitterI., y, ifopf rill vrn*fejp( and .,n* at t il ly to rHiifm i h<* iluiiRa of J iv . 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S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , F l o r i d a , # u r ■ <or (h r a i l*i«i, and llnbrft I, Jl* • «af *f, are f i n ui t he I r g a 1 h o u f a *>f * a I* , u po.n hf o n d a f , i h r «i i t h d a y nf M a r r h , I 9 | f t , t h * f o l f n w i n g >1• f*-1. •! * r. ( • , 1 w II *1 ft ♦ r fo r • al e and H il l . | p * r # i l , f 1 p r u p r r t v : y ' t ‘ g a n d b st n g I n S e m *« tl | , t |T.« » g !,»■•* a r i l p eal I tfafei ('*/ - * a K f l t i r i i l a . t o wit *i 1h, fro nt d* " t 1 u# * * o * U * u-e D iim lr i n u h l ) IH-lt t ■r • t •* a n l o r d S r t t i " ' * l r * *'U*it v I h " 'la d o * 1*** i ■ »! S e c t iu n i l . I* 4*1 ....... If •aU, in Mon day i h» •* u t h I a tig* r i b d a y of M « r * b ( I' l '»i ' l h. * a m e (a . -<* rl« tn .' tim e and . " t l | t II l l* . . 11 n l i 1 1' »-d a n d I f .11« * M S » own w elco m e hom e atie r u s h e s it t " S “ t i e t h r e s h o l d s m i l e s u t n l i l h i s l i t . 'I |H III III- l i e s l III t h e b o s o m • ■f ii - f is m i l v n i o I o l .l h o m e (T r c a f t O a a r t , t t a v a a l h J i d i c t a ! Clr ral C a a d fa r He ml a o f* C a a a t f , H ta fa a f F lorid a. I a C h a a c o i ) H o t l e # t o N oa >R eal< J#aU 8 . Q. C h a e e . J o a C a m e r o n . J- II. B a d U r , a n d B a a l t y T ruat C om parnr. a eor* p o r a t l o n , co mpT ain an ta va­ l e A d n a H o w a r d a n d Je**«* Hill for F o r e G1 I*achard, i n d i v i d u a l l y e loau ra a n d a n d aa r o -p a r t n e r e u n d o r O t h e r HaLiof the m i n i ol H oward P a ck ­ ar d U n < ) C o m p a n y a n d Howard Packard lan d (Tompanr, a c orp oration, a n d T . J. Hill, (« eorge 11. la * ft ..tn I 1n f i l l *■h r *i i n I It • q u ick er j* la N a tiv e a f M t t l t t ' i H ale N o t ire is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t u n d e r a n d b y v i r t u e of a d e c r e e of f o n e c l o a u r a a n d sale i i a u i t t i o i l of the C i r c u i t • o u r l of t h e S e v e n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t of F l o r i d a i n a nd for Seminole ( ’ounly. in < hancer y , In a -suae therein |rr *l r»g wherein Realty '.|g h ImMl'if f*i* ti l o a d * p u c k s u p Ills b e l o n g i n g s s h e tm ild *'! lj« J I i *tl V♦ Jl d lie '! hi It I s k. s (.. fell nil.I s p e e d i n g bit. k -' tli a l i g h t h e a r t , f o r g e t f u l of h is t r i a l s a n d h o m e s i c k n e s s , h e s h o u t s hi s (7 T u e a - 6 t c hr. ii, w l-li tl •*! h o me , f r i e n d s , h o h a s left. h will b e m a n y a d a y , m o n t h s a n d years e r e th e y cl a s p I hei r a r m s ab out o n e a n o t h e r , h o r e a l t i e s At l a s t , c o m e s t h e w e d d i n g a n n o u n c e m e n t of h i s f a ­ v or i t e s i s t e r She sends him s w arm l ovi ng l e t t e r I n cl o s i n g h e r I n t e n d e d ' s picture J l e r Iasi l i ne s a r e t h a t h e Is w e l c o m e h o m e a n d I h a l hi s m o t h e r , win. is fal l i ng, h o p e s d al l y t haJ h e r wu n . l e r f i g Is.v will lyinii c o m e h o me . If only for a l i tt le whi l e ,1 I ........ tl T •• •u i a n that - * f I l i e I i n ft f u*r «1" ^ i l l S * r 1 1*i v l J i*" -ul 11 seem • *• * *- v , by, w i t h t h e w o r d s r i n g i n g t n t h e i r LEGAL ADVERTISING tAra* " I t m a y be for y e a r s , a n d I t m a y be f o r e v e r , " g a l l a n t l y p r o m i s e t h a t t h e y will si t d o w n m o a t e v e r y n i g h t l»i < Ifr uli ( o a r ! , Hr v * n Ih J a d U l i l C l r r u l i . Srm lftolr Can My. Florida. lo Chancer? a n d w r i t * t h e m h ow t h e y a r e g e t t i n g Virginia C a r o l i n a C h r m l r a l C o m F »r> ) , a r c r | o r a t i o n d o in g liuai a l ong a n d Just alt t h a t h a p p e n s o f a n y t r w i n t h e at a i t of F l o r i d a , Interest A m o n g Die m a n y , w h o m t h e VI F lorida H arden*, in r ., a r o r p o r a ­ c a r s w h i r l r a p i d l y a w a y , t h e r e Is u s u a l tio n d o in g buainea* u n d e r t h e C itation ly o n e w h o Is t a k i n g h is c h a n c e s of law* ol t h e S t a t e of F l o r i d a . H o b ­ H ow ard, N elao n G ray, • b e t t e r m e n t , w h i c h h e e x p e c t s t o find a t a r t L F l i t a b e t h J H i / t i e d , W illiam ft h e e n d uf hi s J o u r n e y H e l o o k s vu liar lie tl and G e o r g a W . ( 'r i m . ca n t l y. y et wi s t f u l l y, o ut at t h e u n f a ­ T o R o b e r t |, IloBtard, Nelaon G u y , F m i l y J B a r t l e t t . W illiam I. B a r t l e t t mi li ar s c e n e s , so d i f f e r e n t f r o m h i s It a p p e a r i n g by af fi d a v i t . Hied h e r e i n , t h a t o w n s u r r o u n d i n g s . T r y a s ho d o e s , h e ) o u . a n d e a c h of y o u . a r e n o n - r e a id a n ta of t h e M a te of F l o r i d a , t h a t t h a real d en r e of finds It I m p o s s i b l e t o fi ght otT t h e ) i n i a n d e a c h of y o u la u n k n o w n , t h a t t h e r e d o w n c n s t l n g s h a d o w s t h a t l o o m u p la no jiifaom in th * a l i i * of F l o r i d a , t h a • a f vice of a l u b p o e n a u p o n w hom w ould b ef o r e hi m. b i n d y o u o r i n y of y o u , a n d t h a t t h a ■ aid H u b e r t L. llo aaard , Nelaon G ray, S trangers are kinder than one's ow n Kmil> J . I l a r r t l e t t a n d W i l l i a m U B a r t ­ thoughts som etimes C h a n c e t h r o w s l e t t are e a c h o v « r l h « ag e of t w e n t y - o n e m a n y p e o pl e t o g e t h e r , s o m e o f w h o m y ear* , t h e r e f o r e It Is o r d e r e d t h a t y o u . a n d e a c h o f y o u , p r o ve lo bo v a l u a b l e a i d s w h e n t h e H u b e r t L. I toaa ar d, N e l a o n G '5 rra y , F l i t a* ba t h J B a r t l e t t anil W i l l i a m L B artlett. t u r n i n g p oi n t of o n e s life Is r e a c h e d a p p e a r to t h e a b o v e e n t i t l e d c a u s e , o n or S o m e h o w , t h o w a n d e r e r s e e s a n h o n e s t b e f t r e t h * l a t x la y x»f M a y , t k 16. o r t h e l i ght In I h e e y e s o f t h e b l u n t m a n b il l of c o m p l a i n t in e a i d c a u « e w i l l be t a k e n • • conlea aed a g i l n a t y o u . w h o s h a r e s h is s e a l w i t h h i m o n t h e I t i« f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h l a o r d e r bo p th e San ford H erald, o n c e a f s s t b o u n d e x p r e s s T h e y c h a t n o t l i k e wuebe lki s hfeodr eIn igh t co n aecu tlve w eeks. s t r a n g e r s , h ut a s f r i e n d l y a c q u a i n t ­ W i t n e s s m y h a n d as d a r k of t h e c i r c u i t the circ u it c o u rt , S e m in o le c o u n t ) . F l o r ­ a n c e s w h o s o n a t u r e s a r e w o r t h y a n d of i d a , on 1 h f* the l-th day of Feb ru ary, easily read m* i •*>al K A D O U G l-A H H , T h e y o u n g m a n t e l l s bi s b r i e f s t o r y t'lc fk C ir c u it C o u rt. Seven th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it . S e m in o le ( 'o u n l y , F b u ld a Ho s a y s h o h a s n e v e r g o n e s o f a r l l y Jaa. C . R o b e r t a , away f r o m h o m o b e f o r e a n d t e l l s o f h l a G eorge A. O t C o ll e a , f t a l i e l o r a n d o f C o u n e e l fo r lh # C*o m p laln an f e a r n e s t I n t e n t i o n t o p a v e h i s way* I I T u ra litf al one. M e n ' s h e a r t s . In m a n y In­ stan ces , o p e n out to th os e w h o m th e y In C ir c u it C o u rt S c t r n l h Ju d ic ia l (T r c u l S rm ln u lr C o u n t). In ( k a n c e r r c a n r e a d l i ke a b oo k a n d find t r u t h f u l Robert B M ckfueen, c o m p la i riant va E r e t h e J o u r n e y Is o v e r , t h o y o u n g H a t t i e J u d e o n M c t j u e e n . d e f e n d * n t U f del of a i r v i c # by p u b l i c atic n. m a n b u s r e c e i v e d good, s o u n d a d v i c e , T o H a ttie Ju d au n M cQ ueen w h i c h Is w o r t h a k i n g ' s r a n s o m t o h i m I t ia h e r e b y o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a p p e a r t o s* h e g o e s a l r n g , t h e r o u g h p l a c e s h e tha til) i f c o m p l a i n t h i e d h e r e i n a g a t n a t y o u in th e ab o ve e n tit le d cau se on the 6th d a y m u s t c l i m b t h e t e m p t a t i o n s h o m u s t «.f M a r c h . l » K i . a n d t h e H a n f o r d H e r a l d fuce t n t h e t u r m o i l of hi s b u s y d a y * la h e r e b ) d e s i g n a t e d av t h e t v e w a p a p e r i n | w h ic h t h la o r d e r s h a ll be t i u h l l s h r d e n r e a n d t i r e s o m e n i g h t s , h e r e e l s a b l e to i e a c h w e e k fi»r ( o v r cc n a « c u * »ve wr*ak». Wlfftea* rny h i n * f and * * a l of office ihia w r i t e onl y a few l i ne s h a c k t o t h e old ! the Ue« ifa> o f J a n u a r y . 1 H1 f> folk s n d d e a r l i t t l e b r o t h e r s a n d s i s ­ • r al F A iM ill.lA S S , C le rk t e r s , now n n d t h e n Hut h i s Idle m o ­ II) Jaa ( Hdherta, 111 I m e n t s a r e e v e r d w e l l i n g on t h e m u* h e f tick im on A I'Me kinanit*, S«*liriiofa f o r < o n i | » l i f n A n l p i c t u r e s t h e old f a m i l i a r s c e n e s , t h e hr«t b e a m lii'ii!. i > i a ll I !>• b a t i k 11.. 111 'ill i to r1cnfT l « i BUSINESS C A R D S ! I ■ PI ' ' * I* in ilM l In a t i " 1 a t but ■“ lie , h I'M . . •■’ *» the n o th in g i.M ith fu l a n d I,, t i . - • It.* > *«’ dist^U* ’ *d fur ' in * 4 " J* • . :h * ..i’i l.t* , ■ ' Jl.lt* w ith to ii i l l , •' • " t I nnf i u lie prufiu- *’ t ** in i * «l'iai and ju yt, !*1 e ' e r v ,i!..t I . • ' i.| 11II • I \ I'-' " ( M * j* ..................... 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V w ♦ • 4 �• ' r ' ’" r • -,‘ ’. '7 '^’. ' ’^"’ ‘ PAGE E EIGHT ___________ ~ r _____________ 29, 1 9 1 6 f e i r = PUBLIC VOICE NOT HUSHED ININCHES NT76 Western Idea ThaJ Th er e la L eek of Self-Criticism In Japan la Al­ together Erroneous. Dndi ne C o m i n g to i hr Slar M i s s ^ I d a Schnall , renowned for The view la assiduous!y cultivated her p j PR ' tf d r n n f figure and Tier In certain circles that tho Japanese press Is oho mass of solf-glorlousnes* prowess as an a thl et e, swi mmer and and that It Is always a unit on great high diver, lends the delegation of Corporal Surrugus, Tw e l v e Year* | beaut ies who public questions, but nowhere Is self perform many and criticism moro freely Indulged, and Mayor of Auxerre, Is Still Hate va ti ou s dieverting evolutions, whiltf many as the sands aro tho variety of and Hearty and Does Hit Bit the c a m e r a man has pictured their opinions— very much nftor our own Like the Others. cur ves and graces. One of the home fashion, Enst and West says great est a ch i evemen t s in high divi ng For Instance, nothing would seem Parts — Th e ParlB Journal Official more a subject for egotism than the recently published tho following lion is s h o w n in Miss- Sc hnal l ’s plunge into the Pacific from a height of progress of the nation Ip learning and ornhlo mention In army orders: 130 feet. science, but long editorials are appear "Corporal Surruguc, Charles, on lug datlyy crying out that educational tered under No. 9,131, In company reform should be the great cry of the 9-2 T of the Sixth regiment of En­ Na nr c O ’ Neil, The Empress of day in Japan. Then the standard of gineers, second company of tho corps, Stormy Emotion living is another bone of contention. yeteran soldier of 1870, chova l lcr of N a n c e 0 ’ Neail, wi t h her vital Home hold out for the old standards the Legion of Honor, enlisted as vol­ personal i ty and compel ling m ag n e t ­ that produced tho great race capable unteer for the duration of tho w a r at of making tho history oi t h e last fifty the age of seventy-six years, asked to ism is beyond question America' s most emi nent emo t i ona l actress. She years, but the Chugw-a. Bhogyo of go to the front as second sapper and Tokyo, after citing European and minor, takes part without ally physical has been proclaimed *as such by no American efforts to ralau the people's weakness In all the work carried on less n master ol stagecraft than living standard, says solemnly: Helasco, in whose drama day and night under fire of the one thy. Davi d "Hut. in tho Otleiit. tho governed aro 1 animated with tho highest co ns ci en­ " T h e L i l y " she electrified New Yor k considered by tho ruling classes as so | tiousness and tho most noble concep­ audi ences into perfect storms of much dust. Tho conditions of living tion of his duty toward bln country, noisy enthusi asm. T h e enterprise of of tho pooplo nre neglected Conse­ and offers to bis younger comrades a WHIiam Fox, the president of Fox quently. the majority of them aro suf­ model discipline of dash and onorgy." Film Corporati on, in securing for fering from difficulties o f living. Th ey Seeing this description of tho old Nance O ’N e i l in Pilncesa Romanoff at aro emaciated and si ckly from l ack of young man a correspondent of the the screen the service* of this gifted tho Star Wednesday, March 1st actress was simply edmonstrnted in nourishment. Slnco Dlsmarck's social Illustration of Paris set out for the " K r e u t r e r S o n a t a , " the William Fox policy was executed, the condition of front to find him. A f t e r wander i ng Miss O ’ Neil the world man pays. " T h o u sahlt the German people has improved con­ about the tronches in xlgxag fashion production in which siderably. Tho value oT German labor the correspondent saw a r at her small made her j iholoplay dehut. She not covet t h y ne i g h bo r ’s wi fe" U has Increased. That Is a chi ef causo man with white beard and the Insig­ now appears in the wonderful char­ not a man l aw, and the world man of tho national strength of tho Ger­ nia of an engineer on his cap Ro- acter of Princess Romanof f in the loses. man people. In Japan It Is different tnemberlng Stanl ey's description William Fox feature, "Pri ncess Ro­ Joseph- Kilgtrvtr, finished actor' Tho strength of tho people for lock of of how he met Livi ngstone manof f" based upon Victorien Sar- plays the world man. Wonderful proper nourishment Is decreasing In tho heart of Afri ca and wal ked up d ou ’s grentesl play " F e d o r a . " Virginia Pearson is unsurpassubb How con wn expect to win in tho to him. saying "Mr Livingstone, I pre" n e i g h b o r ’s wi fe . " And > All over the world, for she has the struggle tor mastery In tho world In I mime?'' tho correspondent accosted Ranki n Dr ew, actor and producer 1 competition with o t her sT T h e had the engineer ‘ ‘Corporal Hurrugue, are played by popular d eman d m every Such an eternal trt taxes and the excessive issue of con­ you not?" earth, Mi s s h'-r husband. civilized country o n vertible notes are responsible largely Tho engineer was completely taken U'Ni-il's marvelous rendition of the angle has never been screened to-fortIn bringing about this sorry state here. aback at tho Idea that anyone would charact er of " F e d o r a ” is known and such a c o mbi na t i on has n e ve r faced On the part of tho people, they aro want to Intorvlow him, but finally led dal me*. Added to a nd support ­ "Pri ncess Ro man of f, " as the camera. rather getting reckless In this expendi­ tho newspaper man Into a su bt er ­ a dapt ed for the . screen by Clara S ing this t ri u m vi r at e are George ture. Th ey make unnecessary ex ranean shelter, which was vory humid Heranger and produced by Frank Cooper, Harold Forshay am! manv pendlturo, neglecting to savo money and from the roof of which large drops • -t* Powell, director of the William Fox other prominent Vi tu gr ap h for necessary things Wo should dis of water fell on the correspondent’s e i i , i' vii k \ F " o l T h i n a s " arn| courage an much as possible the iiatiit notebook. "F’ lilli t he Valley Ilf the Missing, G r e a s e the Nall. of borrowing and not paying back Asked how he kept so well. Cor - . e l Jit it, lv m o t e p o w e r f u l d r a m i All mechanic* know that n nail l.onns for tmstni-ss undertakings arc pnral Hurrugue replied that tie did It * \ V ' ♦ T! I F i l l -t a g e VK ' lul l wlien oiled or greased is much mure all right Hut loans for extravagant by walking Having been occupied l living should In, discouraged Home wltii work on country roads, a thirty •I ! . N a f d o i l i‘k> 1 I i *o-ope a n d readily driven through ho/d woods people shun labor amt seek eusv Itv mile walk wan nothing to him. I -, tl,. camera arofi Elmer S. Ellis o f Pomona. C a l . has he ■ ih allord devised ti receptacle for g or lug How can they expect to he a ' ' l i n e r .1 t l. •>t •J" I r ' ; t mFor twel ve yearn before the war ho nttuT lubricant, to tie coni .mod in self governing people'’ How can we I i u f I been mayor of Auxerre. in the de .. 11 ai.it l ' : f , -. [ t tie illoni I tin- H a n d l e o f a hammer i n i ' , which von in tlii- Held of i ompetitlon under partition! of the Yoiine Hofuro that, '.I M q llllllt I* . of 1 1 p-Ffiq li m a k e il a I t h e n u n i on to* i n s e r t e d H -t , Ft (l those {ircutnatuiicea ?" ns a Hvil engineer: he had been eii i|r .1" ' " *• ' i)l ;i W'I w it lo.ut w tvt lug t to .lilt g a g e d in r a i l r o a d m u s t r u c t i o n an i l 1 >«• *• • -. • a i . t 1 - a and ,.t l t d . i n n , of t u n e •Ted BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU AND M E.” French Veteran of 1870 Is Doing His Share. EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT § A CHIEL IS AMONG YE TAKING NO TES AND FAITH, “ IUTLL JPRENT 'E M SO SAYS SAUNTEHEU. OOOOOflfcoOOOOOOWOOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOaOOOOBOOODOOQQOQODO I 1 A small wren has taken up its efficient t han our o wn little Sanford And this reminds me <1 uartors in the store of II. C. Hower* depart ment . that Sanf ord has a l w a y s mai ntai ned a n d pcrxisls in sticking around. bei ng perfectly a l home. T h e little a good d ep a rt me n t e v en from the If bird f i e * in at the open door several first da y * of Sanf ord' s orignln. d a y s ago and went to work picking y o u d o n 't believe this ask Har ry spiders of! the ceiling and getting P npwor lh of New Y o r k C i t y . I • • a ft er the roaches and the empl oyees ^ I hail the pleasure of meeting are on the beat of terms with the the secretar y of I ho s l a t e drainage little fellow. He hops around ill association here this Week. ^ His perfect cont entment and does not seem to miss the branches of the name is Gel xoff which would remind trees where he formerly made his one thut he is et er nal l y getting by home. He Is free to go out if he but let me tell y ou thut he is some wishes but prefers to remain under hustler and he can t.-.lk y o u black the hospitable roof of I)r. Mowers in the face abo ut the dratna£a of the l owl ands of the statu. Mr. for a time. * ■: . ,>, GelsofT “ got o(T” a good one for S a n f o r d to me and I will tell it to T I haVir t ^ of the street y o u for there are m a n y Sanford commi tt eo "arid M o y o^, Davi s on t hat peopl e who should get this in their t h ey will t a \ e up vigtjVoua c a m ­ t h i n k t a n k s now. When the drai n­ paign agai ns t the popple blocking age association decided to accept the alleys with b o x e i f a n d trash and S a nf o r d' s i nvit at ion to meet here thut the papers and other . refuse M r G r t z o f f was in T a m p a u week must be kept jrv^car\s a nd -o t h er re-‘ •fpllpwing and a gent l eman asked ceptarl es and - not* nlloUrtl ’ 1<J* blow h im' - h ow in the world the associa­ abo ut the s i r e c L O . T h e p a i t week tion ever t ho u g ht of meeti ng in S a n ­ has been a record breaker n v ^ i g h ford. He had been here several winds and the trash man has ha d a years ago and could not lie a c c o m ­ hard time controlling the papers modated Hi t he hotel line Hut 1 hope that all the citizens will Mr. Get zof f replied* “ For t w o rea­ cooperate with the city authorities sons. T h e first is t hat Sanf or d in­ in keeping the ci t y clean. We will vi t ed us to meet there a n d the sec­ have many tourists in Sanfnrd from ond is that Sanford is centrall y lo­ this time on and we should show cated, m a k i n g it easy to get there them a d ea n city. * from a n y part of tin- state " N o w y o u m e n of S a n f o r d wake up * Again t he Sanford Fire De pa r t ­ t o ti i e p o s s i b i l i t i e s of t h i s c i t y a s a ment has demonstrated their use­ e o n v e n t i o n c i t y a n d m a k e p r e p n r a fulness HI d I util glad to see tl 1 l i o n - l o h o l d m a n y of t h . III h e n in U . I,,* \ e t Ill- 1M*t*t lot.l a d iniri-r t h e f ul Uf'' a n d lie t i o n lit t h e s t a t e fur III a n y 1 tie In—t 1 t h i n g - a ti d (mi l l i ng 1 "1, \ 1*1; tIn} !W l-i , " A T(,., 1 " h i . iff . of t j., in lt.lt .,1 t III* tan- n . Ill, ii. ih d d e d t o | c u t timi* w r a r e woefully l u c k i n g in rn a * ’ .1‘ ' t *rtt ?' ! L tt stake m i r d<- 1 t h e o u r e q u i p i i n nt 1 wi .1st* 11! f , s 1 • I ■ in ' p a r ! m, f * . a .■ ’ i ess Ml,. ............. ... i f i l l ’ * .t . 1 lie- ■ill'll 1 *»r 1• .1 1*1/ <. t *..f I- . I.i la )’• ' tin •l e p . l f l T i n ri i n I In- s t a l e lul l • ■’».* li etr e »•» ) 1 n ) if u . . m i l fi • • > . 1 I . no ni ♦ -♦ ♦ I or -- ,ij. ♦ I ff, ! ' ' P CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ lit • i -. 11 • • | ... | ' i- F«»r - .1t \ U i „|. iT . . ♦ 1i All Ivucal AdvertisenicntH llntlei , Thin Ikntllnu T i l H E E CENTS u I.lnc l or Knelt Inacrlion. Minimum Charge*25 <ViiIn. .. k.. H , r.ijb n . i d • ' ................ 1 1. : | ". . V. . ' < • t s fo r \ i .i ; cn'ttictl of Au VF-rr'1, In- soon hi-i-amo "-'rn ':1 i* -1 . 1 mi It, on the original iii urittg the likeness; the leading man nml was mayor of the town frum J9 D0 to 1912. Ilia udmlnlaa i d sigmiture of I. K G r i gs by ; for tratlon of public roads find works s a l e lo r l III t h e ".Of f i d S! 1/. -V a t Caused him to hr* attached lo the In­ W. C \ l . l * i . | : —' spection department uf tho ministry of Hie intr-rlyr I Such was the civil career of this j ♦ I ’l l ) \ 11 ii ti.*,1 *11. r.r «««*•**« g o o d f oi d i t i o n Real, b a r g a i n a s g o o d a s ne w . lias For Sab Four good mub->. w a g ­ m o s t Useji a s a p r i v a t e • r a n i l w i l l on and harne-v. (arming i tn|.l<-m.-| i 1 ei. re •'f v . ti l l ' ol. 1 '<• t i a i . i l - . etc I' l * Hoy - !s . 11. . V) HI It 1 1 1 1s 1 1 ' V W II . , Ft I'M g >e 0,1' t.l 1 •• I . i F o r -val. \ it, H II v « . • t p o t i It r * , vf t o. lor .....*1 ,1 I A rail >utilerd ______________________ J I or Sale or Rent S-v. ml house* Magnolia and I'alrnetto avenues \V J Thi gpen • J'i tf ... ■ 1 *• Mn v «»t I'li ’.1 -nl. |».I*** iMurii g . a t FI. . 111• «l.irt> t t r . .»< ) w’♦ t or*, t n a i t" • 4-1 It .k t i M o t . . < •• . .''.n 55Ha. For Sub Rubber Tire Standhope b u g g y (tract lea lly new. lens than hall Original cost. S. M - Sc h wa r tz on (ridden Lake R I> <» No 1 54 'Jtji ii h of Sub- T h e bent high and dr house lots In " G e o r g e t o w n ” for 10th St. and Ray Ave. Ch e a p and easy payment!. Address Hoy 1162 (id If For Sal. T ea m mare nude will take 11 fiU.UV ca-h 'talati.'e monthly pa yment s Will sell -..parale • lust he sold before March 1st. C . S. Adam* Al t a mont e Springs Fla M dtp For Suk- -100,000 nice Globe t o­ mato plant*. SI Of) per 1000 O, C. Urynnt, Wagner, Florida. 48 'Jtp For S a l e — Gas stove. Paco's office. I • ’* i <.o. . , | b u i l d i n g l ' v '0 I, . ’ g .1. i n i/ i ■on '.if w i t • t . n i o , Ca l l at J E 3 0 -lf For Sale Eggs for Hatchi ng Thom)isori Strutn itnrr'ed Kodka. Ki nd t hat win in any conitrolitinn. Corkerel a n d ’ ptilb-t matins*. A H. Co mmo ns , Sanford. Fla f)i-2 tp FOR RENT For Rent Furnished M y r t l e a ve n ue . I i . iti 1 i. i 1n<|t r > ! 1 t .) i'.i I .’ p t r e n c h w o r k l i ke t h e r e s t ii WANTED <F See .1 ' Allen, S e v e n t h and laiurel for ( n a v y hauling, idowing IF , a ltd ell 11 lug H.' i* prepared to do 1 all kind* •>( team work Phone 3 0 4 . f< r 5 0 - 12tc ii rooms, 701 fil-tfc Work by Wanted ...... . mah*"* w (lit......... Adil/ess (J) and baker. U Young. Genl Del., Sanford, Flu, 5 1 -2 t p \\ .>nl ed For Rent T w o furnished rooms, 317 West Se cond St. 2 0 -t(c House for R e n t — No. 115 West Ni nth HtC A p p l y to If. C.‘ D u Hose, 112 N. Par k Av e . 37-tfc Ho.it Pal metto pine S Sherman, Yai d. or cy* Sanford 55 dtp Lost Ni ar 10th and Sanford avehue last 1-t eliiog a grl| Reward for return to Geo. H yma n, 5111 Park. 56*2 ti- For R e n t — Several nice office rooms o ve r Yowrell’s. E n qu i r e N. P Y owel l & Co . 3 2 -tf Conviction That Counts. Thi s Imperishable conviction, that If a thing Is right It will have to bo. la Hoard and room by d ay or week. the underlying rock on which all great character Is built; and It carries In It Ga t e C i t y House. 2 9 -lf u trust implicit It not explicit in this For Rent - 6 room house, 4 2 2 - P a l ­ moral government of tho world.— J. metto. JIO per mont h. W. M. Marttneau. Haynes, Herald Office. 4 7 -if NOTICK Rent qllire of II Park a v.-ii w 70(1 P a r k a v e n u e , E n • D u Hose . F i r s t a n d t* tf I nr Ri nl S v in,,in fl.ii with bath a n d large front [Kirch, 111 K. Co mmer ci al Si. 5 4 -6 tp N o lle s la K rrr t,, (lir a , that h -jln n ln . M i l l h I. O K , U lic flr it bt and Is ,u isusner of ■ re so lu tio n atlo p ird bt lb s 1 lit < o u n c il of Ssn fo rd . I lor I d s . I o lll b rin g su it s fs ln s l sll d r l l n q u r n l Ir t f ir r ir o f ( h r r l l t o f H s n f o r d , to r n F u t r r t * F s r i l of s l l d r l lA q i r p n l t s i r s d u * | h r r l l t o f .N ss fo rd , s n d SC tho a s m lim e | s i l l a ls o In s lllu tc lr|rl jit o c u n d l n f r lo sn fu rcu a sf. m en I o f sll tu o n e rs due Ih r c llj of S s n fii'tl. fo r u n p a id s id e w a lk s n d p a t l n c l i e n ' T o S t o ld s i l t s to ri, u h lrh o lll i b r r s b ’ srr-ru c. a n t p erso ns o « l n ( sot d » ltn r|U sn 1 *S t P S. sid e w a lk Of pa t I n f lia n a . lo Ib r rill of S a n fo rd , m ust s o lllr sam e o ltb m r on or b r f o r r M s r r b I, I S I S . W lln r s s my b an d Ib is l l l h d a; of T ab . For Sale Fine lots on Myrt le For Rent T w o . tor y dwelling avenue, at rock b o t t o m I'tices for Gas and electric lights Corner HJili cash. Also two st ory house corner and French avenue . $ 12 month. la s e r . ! • ! * Oak snd Four t h street. Appl y 410 Inquire Chns. L, Wing. 6 0 !) p a l ­ tiKORCr K * llorO T T R N . I ’ l l t Ulslnrt. metto avenue. * 5 3 :*2 tp Oak avenue, &3-8 lp XI II T up * l I rl When asked lltiFillt his |>r• F'l tit nervlce and whetln'r lit* <"III! tinlrillM knew w(|,r lit- was tie nan) lli, i don t know much about me and I am not going to tell them I i»m Surruguc who lines his hit of >r i tor Foi Rent :t rooms furnished light housekeeping. 117 Laurel. ‘ -tt-tf For For Sale 1 sideboard t leather covered couch. 1 revolving book case. 1 gasoline range, 1 .Inne r vio Iin, 1 settee anil i hairs to match Inquire 106 F :tfd St Sanford, Fla 4 9 -tf or m o d e s t fi 11*I b r a v e m a n Derr Attack! nl t t vr B a b b i t F u r on H a t s M F. P >■ I ! .- . . In-' ■ . *. 11' a I tl l u r i. ■< If** )i s \'i hi u* e . t.e. 11 I rokt a . i d t lie , . fj^. a o l 1 it , if !'■ i 1 |.pr*litt Al t' ’ *• I. ' 'k. • i- THOU A nt TUE MAN Ii .'M ,. t o i l ' 1,- t a n d t h a t ta ail These days what one has done In civil life doesn't count Eve rybody Is equal In the common effort When a man has physical vigor which can bo used there should be no hesitation. "I passed the medical examination and they were forced lo take me Then I had three months of instruction In novelties which we knew nothing about In IgTo nml In July left for tho front I took part In all the works of preparation for the drive in Se pt e m­ ber and on October 1 I was named a corporal T h e war itosh which they have given to me surpt.sed me. for 1 dill nothing for tlint I have done less than others who hnvo been hero since the beginning 1 know they are dec­ orating my years, but as my age does not count with me l am a little ashamed before my eomrades " Th e only advantage of age In to have a little Influence over (ho young­ er ones When they grow impatient I tell them of 1870 and contrast It with what we have dona today. We. who were not ready, havo stopped at the Marne and the Yser an enemy su­ perior In numbers ami formidably or­ ganized. Wo t i y o imposed on him our will He has submitted to our law and when the time has como wo will crush h i m........ Crazy Ml I I I I i<* Muga/itie Kabl.it fur j* - ii'l In rr»* s • i fti* VS ■... 1 F, f. '! fi.4T M. t J11 i* Ifl \ ‘ 1 4 t* 1 . r • 1* (>*! H 1”4 tl l i e ! 11 ■V»(.)"' **I 1«' f * II[ 1), M* u tt • r it F(li- IF' .1' in' ii " f-»r H fst t-IJl J.. * . nn! mill!"’ .- nl fit hint *-Ksti * ar** ! art M t li -J ,idi .1 II I [FI. K. ,|H nil I i r d m a t v j-.ti t-'-t i i ' * , I tie b e l o n g e d t o th>- a r m v . ,f IV -It t!'. ; i * l w iv . tipl.llll o f ell gll i e e r a e n g a g e . ) in . < t, 11 <u t m g ■1• f■ n ■ f • »' •! -| F,. I I . He v*t ,*,. t . r, fi ,■ 1 n|. w o t n * :tt lit- v .. . v -d S< a r p e u. i v u i < . t,..1.■-i m e n t i o n , d l i o n, »l >. •> i . | i n v • i N• w, ni o ■■ Ht h a v i n g i . ' m u i e e d at t i n [tost I. *F',. |t I. , 1 «... 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III 1H7” Thut year lie drove the ttrsi spade nl the station of St Pol en 1 or mots*- in tile name plate where tints T. ,1 ii'iun i:ii< i to I i n , one- to Inin die Liv-Ver-Lax Will Make You Feel Better tl » !<>i IT \ 11,,-VI t BRACE UP! 1 ' . . . I pe, lallv mi ti n, r a i l w a y f r o m A r r a s t<> i lapli-M. fitr w h i c h lo* o f f e r e d t h e | da l i n (Paranioimt'Thctured "THE TIFFANV OF AMUSEMENT CENTERS' Tue*da). Feh. 29- - Metro Fenlure. Vail Valli in " The I urnuul a live act siory of the Turmoil of business and social os pern t inn* ‘|*arc^’ •--William Fox Piogrftm. Nance U Nell in ■ Princess Romanoff" in five thrilling acts. 5 and 15c. Ihursday, March 2 - - Hig Four Program. Virgiria I earson in " T h o u Art the M a n " in five act*. 6 & I5c Frlday, March ?;* Paramount prognun. Hlanche Sw»-et in -The HlackILst" in five a ds . 6 ami 15c. C O M I N G - " U n d i n e " . " Dm of (he DrifU” . Lur«' of Hearts Des.re" " T h e Plunderer" 11rent Divide " "The "The Two. Itfiaetiurg, tire While working »t.nut Ids ranch at Itlce Hill I s a d o r a Hire, an aged resident of that vicinity, was attacked by an Infuriated deer Mr Rico was knocked to the ground, ami only escaped when the animat jvas beaten Into submission bv tils son * A 1 few days previously the dear attacked Mr. Rico's daughter, hut she escaped w.tbotit serious Injury. Mr ni ce was ( tincerls b y I he Star’s Orrhvsta Nightly Matinee Daily at 3:15; Night at 7 Admission 5 and 15 Cents bruised i ^ ' o t i �W j# V S?iY rH f :J72ZW~j‘ J/.V . T l :'»,W.nt At• tYT m OT??! IN THE HEART OF THE W( PU B L I S HE D SEMI-WEEKLY GREATEST VEGETJ ICTION ritS? • ■ m ON TUESDAYS AND IN SANFOREy-Lifr h Wo,th Living 7 HR VOLUME Vlt CHAUTAUQUA HAS ENDED FOR SEASON SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY MARCH 3. 1119 -------- -----------------------fcl.KH E L K l T O F F I C E R S t (P00B,n« Meeting With One Ilun«I«'ed Present and Chicken Pillau at Finish Sanford lodge of Elks is one of the inoat flourishing in the state and the enthusiastic members keep alive the interest at all times. Wednes­ day night being the annual election of otlicersa goodly number were pres­ WAS M OST SUCCESSFUL AND ent, one hundred by actual count being in the lodge room when the THE PATRONS W ERE meeting was called to order b y WELL PLEASED Exalted Ruler Neal who came all the way from Miami to bo present L The Sanford Chautauqua closed »t tho meeting. on Tuesday night with one of the beat numbers on the program, the Dunbar Male Quartette. Those who purchased season tickets and attended the different events were well pleased with the high class en­ tertainments offered. The last days were taken up with the following program: Monday Afternoon Following the great concerts given here by the Riheldaffer Skibinsky Company the Rogers' Goshen Or ­ chestra had a place on the C h a u ­ tauqua program difficult to fill. B u t the patrons were delighted wi t h the wor k of this organisation. Th o u gh the music selected, was not so class­ ical as that of the preceding con­ certs It wa s pleasing in vari ety. Th e orchestra p l ay s in the smoot h and polished manner one would expect from an organi zat i on such as it is M a n y expressed themselves as par­ ticul arl y l iking the pl ayi ng of the clarinetist a nd ‘ the flute player Thi s is t he second appearance here of the Goahtfn Orchestra, and we shall be glad to ha ve it here again in the futuVe. NO. 56 TO THE NEW CLUB NEW ORGANIZATION OF THE YOUNG MEN OF T llfe CJJTY WANT A SUITABLE N A M E -^ ^ THREE PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN * r>fi v •*. < *xv (+. ij - '1Ji « B if * T h e election was very interesting A Sanford lady will- get a nice soriatlon wants a name that will be and at the close the following of­ prise. Another Sanford lady will descriptive of the great work th it ficers were elected for the ensuing get ahothcr prize and still another the association purposes to ‘do. It year: Exalted Huler, J. G. H i h k j v Esteemed Leading’ Knight, E. F. Housholder. Esteemed Loyal Knight, - D. G. Monroe. • ■ - « Esteemed Lecturing Knight, O. P. Herndon. \ \ r Secretary, ’ ’ Cruse itarnes. Tyler. E. B. Kourke. Trustee Tw o Year Term, Forrest Lake. ' At the close of the meeting the entire assemblage adjourned to the grill room, whore a long table was spread with delicious chicken pillau with »11 the trimmings and the Elks enjoyed themselves until a late hour. 1 here were several visiting brothers from a distance and they slated that Sanford was a live city with a live hunch of Elks to entertain vis­ itor* and make ' hem f e e l at home Sanford lady will get another price. In fact It will not be confined to Sanford ladlca as any lady .In Sem­ inole county or one who tl visiting in the county can compete. ‘ This is the case in a nutshell. The y oung men of Sanford now have a home of their own where they will soon be equipped with all the paraphernalia for gymnasium w o r k ' and a place where they can go In the evenings and snjoy. them­ selves. “The quarters have been offered by Rev. Arthur Peck of the Episcopal church and conalet of the present Parish Hpuae and all that it contains. The equipment will be added in a few days that will give the boys flying rings, trapeze, punching bags, bozing gloves, fenieng foils, Indian clubs, etc., and in conjunction s building with shower baths will be erected. At p r o f it the building is known Death of Dorothy Braddy Dorothy Braddy, the three year old daughter of Mr. and M rs/W . M. Braddy . died "at the home of her parents on .Qak avenue on Tuesday night aftelr 4, abort illneaa. The at­ tendant phi’aidan , pronounced the case cholera infantum superinduced by either a fruit or‘ ren ta b le that she had eaten, and almost' befoft her parents had realised that little Dorothy was; Ul she had passed t the other shore. The sympathy of the entire co munity goes out to the grief strick parents. Dorothy had been on earth but a few short years to glad­ den her parents by her presence and she was a general favorite with every one who knew her. The funeral 'occurred yesterday afternoon from the residence on Oak avenue ^ t -tw o o'clock, Rav. St’eihmeyer of ttte ’Mathodist church officiating. Interment was made in Lakeview cemetery. And when \th e messenger came from the unseen land to claim the dainty darling as his own She only crossed her little*hands, She only looked more meek and fair, We1parted back her silken hair,' Wo wove the rosea round her brow, r.CV- •A MAY BE HELD IN THIS CITY I. 7 .; *’ * I » A SPRING FESTIVAL WOULD BRING LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE HERE Sanford should celebrate. We are now completing tho bulkheadT of the lake front which in it­ self ia one of the greatest improve­ ments ever undertaken in this city. We are now getting off the celary crop and one thousand acres of thia great erop 'in thia section will be moving thia month. We are doing many things worthy of notice and we want tho people of this section and the people of all sections of the state to visit ua. We also want the tourists who are thinking of moving northward at this time to tarry a week in Senford and look us over. We have much to offer ‘them end their stey wilt be pleasant. cannot be called a Y. M. C. A. be­ cause the city is too small to support a real Y. M. C. A. and affiliate with the parent organization. We want a name that will be suitable and in order to get one we propose to have the ladies namo the new organization. The tady who origin­ ates the best name will have a beau­ tiful photo, made size 10 x 14 and donated. by the Phillips Studio. Tha second beat wilt receive 100 en­ graved cards donated, by the Herald Printing Co. The, third beat will receive a crate of fine Sanford celery, T h e candi dat es are donated by the William Coulbourne W h i t e buda, the a ummer ’e drifted Co. meet at t om e central snow, y V »v‘ 51 . Strawberries in February - Capt. W. M .‘ Lovell grows acme flue strawberries In hi* home garden «v«ry year and take* great prjde in th^m. He recently sent aome of ihe berries to his son, Vail in Pittsburg, Who had them made up Into short­ cake and on Washington’s birthday, while the show was falling outside the windows ho ,*nd three friends ate the s h o r tc ake made from the ripe Sanford strawberries, which had been sent by parcel post from far ■way Florida. Christian Science Scrricea Msss Meeting To-Night Tonight st the Woman's Club rooms there will be a mass meeting for the discussion of the proposed bulkhead celebration and spring fes­ tival. It ia hoped that a large crowd of the representative dtixena of Sanford will be present to diicuaa this important matter. Everyone it Invited, especially the members of the Seminole County Fair Associa­ tion, the city official* and the Com' merdal Club. Methodist Charch Sunday school session opens at g:30. All departments organised, Competent corps of teacher*. Pleas­ ant officer*. Inspiring exercises. Spend a happy hour with congenial folks. Our aim 4 0 0 .in attendance by Easter day. The morning worship open* at l l o'clock. The pastor will make a short talk on the "Better* Baby" Campaign, by request. , The communion will be observed In this service. Visitors and sll others are welcome in these service*. Regular Christian Science ser­ vices will be held at 11 o’clock next Sunday at the Wo man's'Club on Oak avenue, between 2nd and 3rd streets. .* Subject—"Man." Evening— Brotherhood Tha public la cordially invited to ficers' instillation. attend these services. x * S-P* claw of­ The Presbyterian Intermediate C. E. was organised with much en­ thusiasm on Wednesday afternoon of this week by Mist Alice Whitner as Intcrmedlste Superintendent. The following officers were elect­ ed: President, Mis# Ethel Henry.Vice’ President, Miss Eleanor Her­ ring. Secretary, Mis* Perry Lee Belt: Treasurer, Mias Adole Runge. Capt. Co. A, Miss Helen Peck. Cspt. Co. B, Mias Mary Howard. The society haa made many at­ tractive plans for the ytar's work end experts to’ grow fast. - ~ . ------------------------Woman's Club Tonight At the Women's Club tonight at eight o'dpck there will be a meeting of the membew of the club, the Com merdal-Club, the city offldala, the Fair Association and dtixena generally to discuss the advisability of holding a Spring Festival in San­ ford this month, celebrating the bulkhead and bringing the vUitors to our city at the time when Na­ ture la in her glory pm* the celsry fields present a scen e. of activity Everyone come outuand express yoiit Ideas. ca H- anxious to location In Florida f o r . a big coming o ut con­ vention. - Sanf or d la t he logical place for e meeting of thia ki nd and all of t hem will be here. W e h a ve m a n y things for our Congressmen to d o ' h e r e and we w a n t t hem all here for a d a y or so. T h e . candi dates w a n t a j oint debate t ha t will a tt r a c t people from all parts of Florida and t h e y will be here-. * W e want a big tent where we rtm displ ay our celery and ot her ve get ­ ables arid other products of the farm, N o t a c o u n t y fair b u t juat a Spr i ng Fos t i v al where t he a ut omobi l e m a n can sh o w t he l at es t car, whero thu good roads inun can sh o w the l at est t y p e of road and machinery, where the i m pl em e n t man and the fertiliser man and all the men who art! Interested in tho Sanf ord section c a n . d i s p l a y their w a r n . W e si mpl y w a n t a b i g - g e t t i n g togethcr-i that will bring in the people a nd t hat will bring our o wn people t og et her for a few d a y s of- pleasure and profit. The names are to be sealed in an W ra p t her from head to foot In flowers, envelope with the name of the l ady at the bottom of the tetter and send A n d thus she went o ut of t hi s world I t * to Schelle Mainea who has l aw of ours. office* in the court house building and is secretary of the aaaociation. T e m p e r a n c e ‘Lect ur e Get busy and suggest s name At Tag I>*,No twi t h st an di n g the opening ns the Parish House and will a lway s once as tho contest will close number of t he C h a u t a u q u a and The dal of Ta g I>ay bus been <bear that iijimr, but the club or as- March 15th. other attracti on* last T h u r s d a y e v e n ­ changed t< Sai it r<! u > M .irch 11th. ing, there was a splendid audience Monday Evening for sAtlfuril people to have an o p­ to greet Mrs. Mpry Harri s A m o u r Mr. B r y a n ' s appearance here on p o r t u n i t y to contribute to the aid Insinuation of O fficers WILL GIVE C O N C E R T - , at the Congregational church. ' T h e tho C h a u t a u q u a platform marked of our Mate's ii ifl«t worthy and ap The officers of tho Br ot her hoo d the high wat er murk of the C h a u ­ l»enlni|' r hu r i t s, 1 hr ('hildre it's Ha m i ' ! Julia Allen. M a s . Bar., Mus. Doc., appenrurveo of Mrs. Ar mo u r w a s the f l os s of the Methodist church of signul for protracted appl ause t ha t t au qu a pr ogr am, v Co mment has .Sni'ii' i \ Concert Violinist, to Play on Thi're h no ollt’ but a ill j this • 11> will l,e Installed next Su n­ was un ova t i on to this distinguished a l r ea dy appea re d in these columns giadl ■ tftvi- a lil . r , or a i i ii»* or a ' Russian Program Saturday day evening. southern woman of Georgi a. Any in regard to his speech here. All at 3 p. m. at Cl ub House or a <ii liar lo M | Th e program, beginning at 7 a tt empt to reproduce the i m s l s t i bin who heard him' express admiration K has l.l’l-II o'clock will be ns follows: Thi* I’ n-nhy tr lun 1 It is the pleasure of t h e ' M u s i c D e ­ eloquence would be useiets, Prob­ for tho fair and logical manner in | furni-tio.t with som. most attractive Prelude Piano Solo. partment of the W o m a n ’s C l u b to ably n o t since the dsy» of F r a n ces which he a d v oc at ed . his now far tag- which thex will offer for sale Hymn. uunounco that Miss Julia Allen, E. Will ard, the great f ounder o f the famed Bland against a grrut and Remember tiie date .Saturday. M.,r. FruyttsrDr. Bquehelle. **-J concert violinist will . assist on the World's W. C. T. U. has t here a p ­ furious preparat i on for' war. T h e 1 1th. * special Musical Number. program to be given t omorrow a f ­ peared a wo ma n o f - s u c h el oquence great -speaker held his audience at Hu Thursday. March litli. the Scripture Reading. ternoon at .3 o'cl ock in tho d u l l and power to s w a y with t he m i g h t y perfect at t ent i on during the hour C. B. expects to semi a donation Of f er t or y — Mrs. 0 . W. B r ad y, v i o ­ house. two edgfed sword of truth, as Mra. and a half bf his sprf-eh. box. Every mother wlm has a baity lin Solo. Her burning sstirft and Miss Allen is a graduute of t he Armor. . . T u e s d a y Afternoon i alt send something No article is Hymn — B y Class and C o ng re ga ­ sparkling wit, her mi ght y grasp of New. Engl and Cons er vator y of M u ­ Mr. E d a i u Aldi lie Found, well too small Those who h a v e - no tion. '- ..i sic and u pupil of Adumows ki . truth, her perfectly natural and un­ T h er e can b e . b o a t races on the known to qui te a number of S a n ­ liable* ran help •m* Installation. fir* w o r k displ displays_____ Boston; Ovi de Musln, Liege, Ilol- affected w a y bf presenting it. born liakt*, ake, firu work ays at nl eht . ford |veoplt*,' ma d e a host of friend* clothe. , 11.- *>11 *' ,1ttd r I, d f e n ’s VntlleiU gitim; Marsick, Paris; Marchot and of desper at e earnest n r * ;. lull--mag-j-grmrt a11HT01 ione of aTT kinds in tho here t hro u gh the m e d i u n r o f hi* I' iig*. hundker . hat* *h.ies, Vidre** - Wh a t the Brotherhood Vsage, Rr uan ’ls. _Jihu m i«i for t't' VBTf tiptI c personality, and a b o v e all, w a y of clean amusement, dancing lure “ Ideal s and Aepiralion,*" on i I,ltd ", *t .i|*|e (,ri,v i* i ■it s. fruits, jell), A m i l Mita n* -to lit* 8 i^nd a y School j y CUrs in charge of the violin de- her fai th irt' God, moke s her one of on the streets or in the halls, rood T uesday ajtefflniiii. Thu nipples, p reserver, ranrit-tl goods, Supi. J, K, , Mett t ngi £, ( partment ot Wy omi ng Se mi nar y , the .moat powerful factors on the band music, auto parades, mer­ was wi th hint throughout* the whole butt let,, rattles, in fact anything a Ad dr es j —tClaax Life and Purpose . „nd was associated with tho famoua Ame r ic an conti nent in the- o v e r ­ chants .pgtAjltS-and.everything G ist• time a nd manifested an ununual ba by or a child can use is accept­ Rev. J*. E. S t e i n n t o y f r . ■_ _ ' a r t i s t and eminent tpachcr, Ovi d t h ro w- ©! t h e liquor traffic. L l M e i ^ makes a g ra nd t rades celebration apirit of enthusiasm for an afternoon able. Not hing is too ttmjdl to be of Hymn St a n d u f c JorlMinus B y ' M u s l n . in hl» N e i Y o r k violin ing to,, Mrs. Ar mo r one w a s ' i m­ and general good t i m e . ’ audience; We wish e v e r y hoy, some service to these poor little ( iutth and ( ongri' galion * school, besides Miss Allen has bad pressed with the flirt t hat she and We wa nt somet hing in Sanford girl, mot her a n d . f a t h e r in the C i t y .ones. P ra ye r — D r . L. R. Philips, Teach- ur, extensi ve experience as conrort thofc* p( her kind e q u a l l y ’ deter­ that' will gtir the sluggish blood could butfo all he said imlellibly Help make Ball) W eek a success. mined will accomplish wh a t t h e ^ Wtesn a wi nter’s TW»t and dltUffTTho *‘r ' violinist, Itpth in America and t i mpres se d. upon their memories. Not B e n e d i c ti oi . ' shroud. * have st art ed out to do. '71 tvthnrgy“ t hat prevails or has pre­ only is Mr, Pound an instructive P o s t I ti de. . . * ■ Free llsrhcrtie at I.nag wood T h e full program follows: va i led during the. winter. We should f ■H i • ** 1 • • speaker but he is an enjoyabl e one T h e officers to be installed are: ! uu are cordially invited to come What a Rooster la. Modern Music of Russia cease sitting in the sun of perfect In as well and from time to time ami bring your friends to the Free President, Mr. H. II. Peabody; Vice charge o t . Mlaa Florence Frank. When the Creator had ma^e all contkntmcnt and get down to mate­ throughout his lecture ftis audience Barbecue and Lot Auction Sale at Presided!, Col. E. F. Housholder: Flute: C h a n t Sans Paroles. ..., the good things, there was atUI some rial things. There is too much ratwas ns pnerry as could he. Mr. , R. H. . Brunson; Longwood, Fla., M o n d a y , - March Secretary, ...........— .— —, i T t c h a i k o w s k y ; ....... ... dirty work to do, so He jnade the isfaetlon here and no spirit of pro­ Tuesday Evening 6 th. 10:30 a. m. Choice ’ lot* will Treasurer, Mr. T. D: Hayes. Dr. Mra. W. Gwynn Fox beasts and reptiles and polaonoqs gression. Evfry city in Florida has T h e Dunbar« M a l e Quartet, and be sold to fhe highest, bidder in this L. B. Philips, Teacher. Chairman Vocal: Thou Art So Like a Flower Insects; and when He had finished held several big celebrations this Bell Kingcmf had been looked for­ Co mi ng To wn of Opport uni ty, where o f Membershi p Committee, Mr, F. ...tRubsnstein; . . . He had aome scraps that were too seaspn and Sanford has had nothing ward to with a great deal of pleas­ o ve r 11,000 acres of land has been P. Forster; Devotional, W. T - Coulbad to put into the rattlesnake, and it ts high time we let the world Miss Olga Schultx ure b y the Sanford Chautauqua l eased for oil by experienced Penn hourn; Social, S. B,. Adams. Piano: Berceuse i ll j i ns k y ; .................... the hyena, the acorplon, and the know that Sanford la’ still on the goers. They were not' disappointed. s yl vani a operators and drilling will A hearty welcome awaits all who skunk, so He put all these together, map. , Mrs. D. L. Thrasher No more variety was offered by any begin soon. . will attend this serivee. covered them wjth suiplrffifff wrap­ , For the purpose of outlining sou o Vocal: The Asra . ritubcnatcin; number than by three four youn You are Invited. . Brass Band! Free Barbecue! Free ped them with jealousy, market! plan for the Spring Festival the Mrs. J. E. Terwilligcr men comprising the Dunbar Quar­ Lota! Free .Prizes! Methodist Church, Sunday even­ them with a yellow streak, and Woman’s Club has invited the Piano: Valae * * * • I S I M M :Grodxki; „„ tet. The bell ringers was perhaps Burton Bros. Real ty Co., Selling ing, March 6th, 7 p. m. members of the Commercial Club,, called thie being a KNOCKER. Mias Davis the feature that pleased the most Agents. of th e ’ Fair Association, of the city Trio: The Dragon File* ........ Thia production wai to fearful to It was the beat we have seen along Longwood Devel opment ‘ C o m ­ Intermediate CVE. government and all dtixena who are --------- ....------ 1Ri msky - Kor sa ko f f ; contemplate that He had To make that lino. Their rendition of Mc ­ pany, Owners. Mda. Herndon, Scdggan, Brady something to counteract it, ao he interested to moot at the dub hbuae Dowell's,. “To a Wild Rosa" wss great. The adjo work of the vari­ ous members of the Quartet quite justly called for encores. But the beat music that the Quartet fur­ nished was that of the Male Quartet number*. We all love a male quar­ tet and here was one that pleased every time. 'y Violin: Selected.... ....................... ........... Miaa Julia Allen,Mus Bac. Mus Doc. This program is for the benefit of the piano fund and It is hoped that the club house may be filled. Ad­ mission 10 cents. Presbyterian Church Rev. J. F. Winnard, D. D.. of Tampa will visit Sanford for next Sabbath and will preach at the Presbyterian church both morning and sveqlng. At the morning hour he will speak of the targe and 'increasing work ol Home Minions in St, Johns Pres­ bytery, which comprises South Flor­ ida. Dr. Winnard ia Supt. of Home Missions and evangelist- of this Praabytery. At night he will, preach an evan­ gelical aermon. He is a gifted spesker and the public generally la invited to hear him. The service begins at 7 o’clock. Mr. and Mra. II. Mrs. F. M. Btfek from a delightful trip and Miami, making in their cwr. took a sunbeam and put into it the heart of a child, and the brain of * man; thaae He wrapped in civic pride, covered them with brotherly love, gave them a mask of velvet and a grasp of eteel. He made thia Being a lover of fields and flowers and manly sports, a believer in equality and justice, and called him a BOOSTER. And ever since these two Beings were, mortal man haa had the privJ ilege bf choosing bis associates. Choose Yei . WU1 Beatty and family havft moved back to Sanford altar sev­ eral years' absence in Delaware. They made the trip frojp Sanford by wagon and had a fine trip but the weather was too cold north in the winters and Will concluded that there was no place juat like Sanford, hence bU return. Hia many friend* are glad that he finally came to this conclusion anfl returned home. P. Carter and In the Better Baby Week Cam­ have returned paign the Christian Endeavor So­ to Palm Beach ciety of the Presbyterian qjjuych will the entire trip have charge ot the Tag Day to be held on Saturday, Marlh 11th. on Oak avenue tonight. We will have It or wo will not have it. It is up to you. For Four Year Tarm Congressman Frank Clark Mon­ day Introduced a resolution In the houft providing that hereafter the terms of members of the bouse ehall be four year* instead of two. Axked for a statement ae to why he hed dfine thia, Mr. Clark said: "At tin"' present time a member of tha house hardly get* hia working clothes on before he has to begin to fight for renomination if he wishes to come back to congress. This mains that much valuable time is lost which, undsr a four year plan could be used--for a member's con­ stituents. 1 think that the terms of members should run with the presi­ dential term, four years." Junior B. Y, P. U. The O’. Y. P. U. was entertained last Sunday evening by the group of Daisies. Paul Radford acted- as leader. Come aqd visit, us next Sunday night. Special program will, ha ren­ dered by the Orange Blossom*. 6:15. -T* .A4 ‘S i :S | . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1916 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 29, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 29, 1916. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 29, 1916; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/35a3c5462495f18c4bf9f7597a892759.pdf 9728adae8eb86ca4c955e8852db2dc3e PDF Text Text lU T U B SANFORD HERAL PAGE EIGHT F E R R U A R Y 22. 1916 i curbstone GLEANINGS! AMONG T H E T H E A T R E S BUDGET O F OPINION “ JU ST YOU AND BETW EEN Chit-Chat of the P lay H ouses in Sanford M E .” 0 A Cl 11KI. IS AMONG YE TAKING M q 0 ___“JJJw LL rU K N J.ThM ’- i ^ y SrV>^ 0 •■'■'■T'ST* o ' - • loatiQ ooooaoaooooaaQ uaoaaoQ D oaaooi i l M f y ^ T h r Mtnllrr .• i jr>^i4'tiilot ir fellow, ■rt u h . ^ T t r I go fur t in nisi l ' • - a ml mi l r* • f y it at .iij i r T h e : . a r c o t l n r p U n s in ( 111ill. It r e in • 1•• mu city, v a c a n t l o t- owned liy people he a l w a y s wears a who i i \> nn i i y a >d l l i are Iflv over to all k i n d of t r ash, old -liedWhen t i e way i- I d H tt.d weary and a n d hilililtf: it— t h a t should h r mil' the load is hard to hear. It i l l hoardW h e n y o u ' r e w n g h t i d d own wi th d r i n i i d a n d t o f u down trouhle and there' s no one seems a rc on s o m e of t h e m a n d r e a l ly , the hillhonrds look h e t t c r t h a n t h e rest to rare, It is a d i s gr ac e to T h a t ' s tiie t i me t ins foolish fellow ol t h r p r o p e r t y . t h e city a n d we can never i n d u c e clmes ii singing u p t h e ma il , Wi ii a word a n d smile t o cheer you people to i nv e s t in this, c it y until are changed. There t n d t o help y ou wi t h y o u r load. condi t i ons should h r s o m e law t ha t would a h Wi t h his -mi l n g Ruck up! p a r t n e r . * | ii vs thi i i t y council to c o n d e m n ’cause We r e h o u n d to pull It t In -r old lit nl di nr? and ti ar llirtn down T h r v a c a n t lots would look t rough would T h o u g h y o u r l o a d ’- t oo lug for o n e . much nicer a n d if t l ......... m. u i t ’- a little l>>.id for l wo And you f. • I yourscll upl i ft ed w i H i t h e s t r engt l i to play \ i . u r part Wi t h I i- at ms t " l.rat e y o u r hoily a nd his smile to hr ace y o u r h e a r t . p l.n i a - n- Vnn- — he- f-. i l - A d ' - r f " j i o d u i ! i> i.. i oiil ai nii g all t h r r|i in. t - t h a t liuvr m a d e M e t r o Ho a c k n o w l e d g e d l-.nler in ( h r inntrnn ,r ( i i ' t i i r r w m h l . with M i n i ' . 1’i t r o v n , 1 t h r g i f t . d i m o t i o n : ! lu-iri'sK in t he >1' liar l o i r . ...I a i t roil R Mi|i|iot t II.g Ia 1 1 • W.1 I -f '111 .11 1. t I 111 M I t I o I* . ■n r " , t ’l . j j ' or . * by t I i ■* Pot. [ilrr-liii.il tl I tnry o'.tn i c ou n t - for yvhoiu M m r 1’i ' i r o i a T o n i g h t ” Wh.it Will I *i o|»U' Su> 7 " I Ini i * xt ti\i fi a t i i r i I ' i r t n r i w h n h w 11 how t i r* .tl ti n Slur lh« uirii ght pruimsi'a t o III' I hr r i 'a s m ii |i- iiguri on i In in they would hr su|d to people who want to hull'! on Ml! III I lie law tli.it forbid.- fr ame b u d d i n g s o. cert ai n s e c t i o n s of t h e city could also h r it m e n d e d so t h a t people w ho want to huild nice re si de nc es could do so as far down t o wn as Second s tr ee t Tills would he nl.ir Pl y - ar.'l t h o u g h Don J u 11it it kniivui in I m of Floo«l<>n* M. i r- j o. . (<•»!• Ill'llrI t h a t Ills wife in Milllli-less, hr I Kilrsi iii • inii"i m l himself ii| vag u e i l nu l' ts ii r of liiinh, k Su nr T " r < ,i\i ■I .li-i| " . t m u 11;«» ;if I ' * M i." » .. • w r i l t m i . . i i 1 ■. H i* rill. a*tiiii i«x i ijmcs ii lii'ii Do n .1 nl • t" not » i igittnll i ' i Pros .in m -r lioH -by Mirn'lts inutile f ‘ .ijrr 1 ^BTK a f l l l i l l t i s €1III' I U M ' o g l ' S I tIs l . l l . - l f * ll ’ . leading I'harttct er's ih Mr Kill tin I on tg it j with 1 1 • po -il ilities he-i death I’lu'ii tin* hoy tu:i « < n till' cai. r aj'ji. rii.t wlii'ti t. j'.i< k of g< •coping hn y l i i l i r s who. ii . on t h r r i m lor **. wl. :i t h r liinilallo li ft wi'lr .it\i rt imrii N , / W / In t;an work (> hr Dillworth pi i K the comedy m!| - . it. . e i ! of W hi ' t a k e r Watson i • t ^i n -t t(f t hr -I i’i t h r I’o mil l ' | i " a t Allen'* •• thr rontin T h n i t n Tonight PI •> •r •. uiol is .. I'ti'tiirizi.iioii of Mi- fr.niou< no v e l of Mir * a n n nnin h Kill ■ rt lli.irlo o a r of tin h " i 111" t lira III a 11st • iiln! • \rr f r o m hi D i r r i t ' - r .1 foil i ri'illt f r r novelists. ||,. T h i ' r oi nhi i i a tmi l goes to nv lllllkr ' ' W r i t Will l Y o p l e S > A' ,, g of f e r i ng of unusual i n t e r e s t to nil j di i ct i of l v,r i ^ $ J tlii'" p h o t o p l a y i n g public*. M m e . P o - which tYv^' d i n n a will hr ri ini'in J i r n o l for her |d e n o t e s t h e h n o t a h l r wo r k in t hr p r e v i o u s M e t r o m u n . mas ter p i e c e s . - " M s M a d o n n a . .........The ., 1 „ Miss Nai f \. i m p u t , rtc. .1. il . it ■! ri . , ii .. Itu> nl A ct r es s lleit) N a n 4e n in " T h e I elehrnlcil Siyindal William Fox |iresents I hr Roy lli \rtri'*s |t.'l r V N.tl.-eli 111 " T h e I ’id \it.igraph l.at.st Rlile K lh h ou I c a t u t e ( I k. t . u e Man. a story , m b r i n gi n g to tin- c o u n t r y Kelly of E v o l u t i o n , with R o b er t Ei le so n. Na ns e n, t h e celebrated D a n i s h . (rugAt tiie S t a r T h e a t r e T h u r s d a y . Felt. ■•dieiine anil Europe's r o y a l actress, "lMi I- a scieeti d r a m a whose l.iil ma rk s a new epoch in tiie produclianey. eori si i mat e a r t i s t r y in p n r tion of photoplays t ra- il anil pliotograpliic a. hlevettiet t Th. Irtcirtv. \l v a n /, rliinf i f t In- m .iniliiI m n n ger s m imni il y d r ama win* Inis hi r n tt rmi'tiling him. Ki mm in the port rayal ii r st n challenge* t h e M a r qu i s a m i in rht a i 11 r lli> fumil . . hi. •.. fn> i t of 'Mi w S,|' >t ii is the W lli.till Fox *xl ;i r d( \)m the VIII ill Its cselies in Diet sei|Uence “ 1• 1,1 po. tide to t h e s t a ge . out a -to-y lea v l ag pointy to , j(l|, »,n,| „ «u |llM """* "" or M.at t o u n d s • . sselil ini , tin- iin.iginaiioti. ^ ^jr h.rs.lf, all n i m i l in t h r i , . in t i e e,-liter ..( , r , , *, ;I j . j , s , J(obprt<* woa s i tt i ng in his caj.iyj " T h e Cave M a n " is a stor.v of t he ] writing l et t rrs when' ho heard a evolution of a man. inspired in one knoc k at . t h e door. He cull, d of its leaders hy the felly a ni l -supe r " c o m e in, ' ' h u t . n o one. ent ered. Cufici.dity of society anil details g r a p h - ] riuus he opeurd the door exporting ically how a man. pi. ked haphazard ' to gleet one of tile inemher-i of the f tom t h e suhmerged t enth is made company No one was tinr.t<» glow and < xpar*.| into a valualil (■lain u g ilown :;t the ' . ■, ■iiM'mher of worMi whih* s i c n i y hy i l c e j s f f gallon jug upon n \. i| thi' careful nursing of u spark ini lion he found att achi ' d to the .uri planted in the hraui of a coal colt st opper in the jug a j . i . i i - ■.t heaver j a per in whlih was s.r^w|.| Mr P..do rts from an admit , r I ...... ... , , .. , ,, l . as k \ s t a r investigated 1D...let,' I he I rail u f t h e l o n e s o m e Pine al.d I lieoilure Koto i ' . w o j l. ys t l i role of old J ud d Tolliver, the leader I of tiic moonshiners, in the l. asky 1prr litrt'o f " T h e Trail of »»••i P i ’ll... lit I V 1 I-o i ntlli i' . tut r II Jar seen at Mo ir T h e 1 I I day !•' • ‘Ml "III. ft. t. \\ a ' k . r in I . r f lit" I- '•> it ! it < i i . t a l i •• • i . ■ roll- u , . t . ,| i. PROGRAM M E AT THE STAR THE T H EA T R E CONSISTENT sHv >'? t .M a lin c c D a ilv a l •!:! i. m I I In tl. W R 5 A C A V C M A N . H E V .'A S A C A V E (IfiN A T H E A f?T , A C O A L I i C A V E R P A ' P R O F E S S I O N . P 1I 5C H IEF A T Y P fC A L . 6LA 5f; S O C IE T Y B E W JT Y . S H E F O R ilU ' L A T E ? A P L A N TO W IN T H E C A V E MAN B A C H TO G V 5U Z A T I 0W 5H EA W A H £N 5A 5P A R H 0fH E N T A L fT V (N H 155l E E P Y 8H A IN . grounds located amt put •i . . > ... u not ’ .. ..I It. M:tolary t • rt mil l.s* of 11 e i it ■ it ay •" r •* 1 l e doii g ill in t l e i r power to chut i i>” 11'• up M . phn i >11 ■• y i jil.i. ■- in* right i ■ i 1 i < PLAYS THE CAVE MAN.THE S^VEjMAN WINS IN THE END. I i •• r • get i i r THE R O YA L CAFE \ I** I •l « l * •i I! i HI » vc i' I limes a i d t a l l e s mol tin tennis tr\ i n k to uvuid tJn>* pile n[ tjthridetouring, it.to the vi . . r.t lot ■■ the stile and Mils vacunt lot is tilled with old boxes and trash and papers are Mowing into tiu^ main streets nil tiny long. T h e strangers in tiie city are certninly not taken with tiie penrnnee of our main s t reet a-. I> ng as thi i condition prevails. 1 , un- iTsVITA^HAPHBIUERIBBOHFEATURE "i* a r til* «!■> «»f th'* »* *l U«• a I Girthrr • I'.* cry thing I'p-ln-Rnti' I he Star theatre, Thursday, Fetx 24th Wc Give Spcrlnl Attention To Our < UHt u mc r s Hynes Bldg. Phone 197 ! ♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦N ♦♦♦♦♦ PI V E -P A R T 5 , , UMj which, upon lasting, proved to p,. „ very excellent lirnml of ........ whiskey. T h e I nt ernal H> \. , „ n „ V i s hud . .. m o v . i, d a niooi,. j n,. .. |. ] | ,n t lie , ,v, , , v Mll|, , , |,. . , ,|ht Ii s. hut wire llliahle In tl • i Hr aixmioi id , hut ••t, » . .( i, • • th»t »ht* f«l ||rr Sim M»|r »•"» fur rt(ht •** ri W Ul t r as. | a I>UU( I|»*1 rlrr** n lift i i p I |hr * r a l l hr r t >o( i i h U 12*' * ul t r l i r u a i v A. It, |S|«t l.rali K A I H l K O I Af - " CIrrW o f t L r C l l r u i t C n u M . S c m o " ' •' m i n t ) . I l e f t * •*•«• I •. I l r r r *r r ^. H«iliri!*»r a m i ( ' o u n * r l J * » r .€ ’a»»»»|*I•»fl * fl 1 M Tuw -9lr __ _ �SANfORD CHAUTAUQUA FEBRUARY 2-1 TO 29 INCLUSIVE PUBLISHED SEMI - WEEKLY T H E SA N FO R D H E R A L D ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS IN S A N F t ) R D — L ife /* Woith Living V O L U M E VII 3rd ANNUAL CONVENTION ON DRAINAGE STATE ASSOPIATION^TO GOOD ' Tin* p r o g r a m for l h « t h f M i b t f n u i l m e e t i n g of t h e . F l o r i da DrtUimgu As s oci ati on at S a n f o r d . Florida*\>V t he 2 8 t h and 2 9 t h of F e b r u a r y hits been c o m p l e t e d . E v e r y H f l ' r V ivasbeen e x e r t e d t o m a k e t hi s the lw. t d r a i na g e m e e t i n g e v e r held in t he s t al e. Ti le A s s o c i a t i on h a s b e e n par t i < u lllense t timing l l a r k « , ‘ oluml.ia, S ( Fel. V 21 *«Vot- ^>vii.g'ioiw H|,»se Hr^attortt^yj. of Columbia. S. r:., for f„ur N,..ir'.^ governor of South Carol,nt. l*»'| | 1 l|'’ ' " d a . , in n signed statement ani,o"i..-e.| that In w„u|,| |„. „ . •iidate in the I ). inocratit primar. for the g owr r o r hip The present governor Richard Irl.ine Manning, also will be a cat .inlatr Among ibe thugs advocated hv Mr Itlrase in hi' aniounecment are ' V 'P'nt passenger rates on a|| ra,|. roads, local upturn by counties in han d i n g the liquor tpiestion. liberal support to the rt'jiools for white children, estahlishinenl of rural cred­ it system reduction of interest in t; per ’(fljnhtion of U-, I •ss ollii'es, "decrease of present .lav lawless n e s s " a;.d tuenvi.' « s . , , . . , , |„ tfgtsliH ure Marshal lltown It « st.-ns fom nitte. sill. . riptiotis O' .1 be , then lei1 ,'f“ great ilial have r | t n»i •i fti* •. , n j a. r* ••.in •t.« v :•f f •*f *»o«ir •>\ • r ............. t |1 »• ill)' «*Yt f l i t t f. I t \ •If , •.!. Il X It . sjBp\ Ar:' c . ) •• * i:i “M i l l s ' r l | l l l < l l t s V llixxli.il •I I* . I, j A .• Y -up. . .. . It ' 1 ft Il » ' ?. r , ! ; . f t .• . *'. t' • I u 11 . p .■1 ' ' » ■f • r n. a i hr >•*11 ii 1 •'. * T •l • • • 1X J Id I n f o r mill , K e c e p t n P u t s d a y . F e b . 2U. 9 . 3 0 a nt m \i:« r . II. il • tl . ii ,,i •, It • o ' . i •! xx, ar. , f it i,o 11.. ' oi| . . ,i ' • 1* >M •I « •••!< vb M l »# x I- XV .1 1 1 i' 1 1 l \ f * rl fr* :i r» n ipV ti'ioks w, furr.i -ii you will * 1 • Ml i .1 * •• t K i rip l II imi U f ii V■•t l r F r i e n d' Sulf-I ■'r'Vn.i. t .. «' i ' j l t /> ^ti . • H u e . \\ _ A •«*i r -it \ v • Ki . • ...ft 1 •IVI'I* . I- fV ‘ M • » • • 1 I • • !* " F l o r i d a F o r a g e < "| Addrx-e' t• I! Ro>i . > i .it.- t * i tn Ion R .1 .......... f t I.,- tll> • to >fl'/« •* . lb: h.ISM-' .. Fla ied the xxork :;r«* Addres s " E n g i n e e r i n g in it* Re i f lu*\’ tioij__t .Drainngc." Hi ra m " L - t It It ( t hi \ Fdroy, T a m p c , F’la. I bree - I i uxtl l • III W I I ' l l XX. wi-li l b . - . , A s hl r e t a x - ^ " P r o b l e ms of Drai nage wbo v i ' 11 O' registxr Pl< » “'• k’ t'x f , t>nt r a c t e r s , " K. K. Scholoe} of , b x s i d x - s xoiir iiami' at tl ax|<lr«—- 1 he A. \ XX tills Si “Jons, St . Louis, Mo , gl atles x islted A f t e r n o o n S e s s i o n . 2 3 0 ft. m Mil} I offer a suggestion «T two A«ldre*.s " T h e D r a i n a g e Laws and I O b s t a c l e s K r . cn unl er o d in Organi zieg as to xx bat t'» see in ti n1 room Districts." Ii L. H a i n n e r , T a m p a Fhrst of all the quolit > " f the work |„ mg tloro ut i mportant The neat­ Discussion. ness i.f tin room 1 ar*t aken tin Addres s " T h e Kverglades." F < I la, kboards and furniture should be Hlliott. -. Chief Drainage Kugiuerr T b . lighting "I t f e rooms. T r u s t e e s ,\ I. 1. F". T a l l a s h a s s ee . Fla size of desks and seating a r r a n g e ­ AddresA L a w r e n c e M a nn i n g . ment of pupil* is also of i m p o r t a nc e Pres. Atlantic Engineering Co m Not,, also the number <>f pupil* puny. Suvuni xji h, (in taught bv e a c h teacher and the di s ­ llemarks hy R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s of q Hond House b . M a n u f a c t u r e r s , gineers, F'tc. E l e c t i o n of Officers. Kn cipline in the room. 11•-1|x Xixiir l.ixiiriM- Nim u t r 11xx r I \un xx i - b t , xildigx -i , i lididute a n d w>, are Mire vi.u will not willingly mi s* t hi s ujx j .11r t u t i t \ of bent f i tti ng s o m e frit n I xx bv not xl<> the right t h i ng in tl o best xx ;x v , wfiv MOl gi ve t h a t Mill! •crip’ ion whilx* tins e x t r a cl ub of ||x r lasts * Promise are gm»d hut it is fir rnori- gratifying t•* candi date* tn lutvx- your sub'i-fiptions safely wilt ten down in their little receipt book F! very time the enndidate lotika ’ t Ii it t there vs a ehuekle. " mo re xtxtx-s for rile 100.000 Offer Find* Feb. 2N A t t e n t i o n i* called t o nil i nt e r e s t e d i ti.il •, . i *i r tl., a cl f i a n c e ir n i f g 1l ixme t •i-nt ni . g s, r. , i , I.IXxl- ; ••l f i i i •g v, \,.ra' |f It ,< It*' . I t y a * il! A -I - Mi »• h ' ft! |» . , Uhl d \ 1! frxx'xt We a T|<M1 ■mil --.!••!, I ............. ...... \ •>T i n g f, V■ 1 Wr. i t r♦ » i sat • II Ir- r.xbi M il . •' 1 IS- f i ■'lari i 1 XX 1 1... • . . •T • .. T .tl'i ( iinurc’itMilinnal ^hurch The conductors through their Next FuVdny night, music b o t h general adju stment committee on t h e organ nn.l by the voice wil) agreed tex t lintitiftle t he i r d e m a n d s «" be t a k e n from " T h e M e s s i a h . " o r e r e gard* t h e W h i t e aud i t s y s t e m in of t h e greatest musical pr o duc t i on* . a pe t i t i o n c o v er i n g var i ous working All ure cordially invi ted to this and c o n d i t i on s whi ch hr* been filed to all of our services, (1 * ' i t h t h e r n i l r e a d off]cinI». i i..,in, ai, ... t,"fx- 1- I ill | len I v of t i Ille to t v*«»tli-x • nnd id.«i : i |>t iofts tl' t xx•11 e most I k xx ' rtl e'iudi.1.. I•• up aunt ■•»r i»" • Ol |.i| o r ran one n o t Ii t lie " i her hxir ' a n d - r. i •* te.i 1 tl. I xv .! !» •lit’ X■• .1 '■ I i ' 1,1 I .1- i f in I' l » it- .*•• . xx . n .. t 1 a c t io-i - to *. " j* It . • * Mr T• ! .1 ’A . 1 t tie I !. t tn • i t’ l in ai a! t| i l>U in s men «f Salford to ■ ii 11 I<r, I l.xdl • ' In iii I.I iti a'l I'. it I tile xx.un ox '• tin* If the t ig t ime und a r r a n g e for .i :tl il l •; . I»«*l .., ,i 1 * •# ft Or |*i| i * X•. it u I i i i I ip w hirli M|• a n d 1......1|*I f "t <* x i - h Of d. \v 1 1• V1 1 ! ( .t r« \ •1 ,'.II IZu 1 111" .( tl i •I g ' h»-« : " i * «»i • .S» w tl.tf'l* .xgai T h e hond of R. C. Mi txwell, ns t * . u s u r e r a nd a s s es s or of t h e c i t y of .Sanford was pr e s e n t e d , r ead nnd a p p r o v e d , with T . J . Mi l l e r and Alfred F o s t e r as s ur et i es in the s u m of S 1 0 0 0 . 0 0 . On motion carried, Mr. T. 7 "M ■-,!-** MO s ri ■. , oi’ . 1. • *1 It u.n t.pnx i. f ol thi* ori,:in.tJ n or» w^ri f*frt \ t\\n *oti!. i !••> r«*|» i II h* r I* i hr ••»til III ** !•*•• l*-t f »1 Ill • D » 1' . ••• \ .» -1 1 II* I- o l e ' s “d r | |.„fay ■ - 1 • 1 1 X4 1 ! t, *. • ! t •»I " I •til V* I T III VAlit it. ,, . ••f if Ilf ** •• • •*, ■l . • •* \ I I III. I 't 1 s •If* • 1 • , • •• t 1 .» ! SI. f»Wr Li . M l [ il X 1 •« • • • 1* k* • II ’ \ ,, . * t » t» . n i \ ..-A •» ‘ tv M X 1 * ‘ • 1 .......... • * I* 1.titif t r \ •» a n( • l-rr un '-,! t 1 -t -nl r 11• r- xv. 1 1 ’ " ! 111* »»• ••! 1 tii\ .1 ' 1 i rmn !•»it t • • |x IXX| V 4XI ||lg f xXr ib did -i - I f. re. i x - x11■ Tit III I .11 >1 il' ,'s- ! io-v m . i t . . me ,- ff.xrt t " L . i . ,'lf ft-d-lll lixip t he ms e l v e s Xmi must let y o u r a mo t i o n tt> t ab l e tin* s u b s t i t u t e | On frix-ntls see t ha t you are really in wajx |o,st by a vote of 2 5 to 17 e a r n e s t , and t h a t yo u want t o win mo t i o n to adopt I In- L a k e r e s o l u­ was Aarried by the t\bove one o f ' t h e prizes, and a i >1 will c ome tion ■ s t a t e d vote fr o m e v e r y q u a r t e r .> Onl) T h r e e W e ek s Tin* end “ f t he c a m p a i g n i* just thr ee weeks a wa y . lust t hr ee weeks f r o m next S n t u r d n y night t he great j campaign will conj e to a close |T l is is a r e m a r k a b l y short t i m e and e v e r y c a n d i d a t e should go nut at o n c e i i ,id m a k e an enrlv start R<rux-mber the old s avi ng " T h e x-arlx bird c a t c h e s tile worm " He an e ar l y bird in t hi s c a m p a i g n . It will pay you . CITY COUNCIL HELD SESSION A, > cri ti cism pro or con t h a t } " u may ha ve of the work will be ki nd­ C i t y counci l met in s pe c i a l session ly received by the trustees or the C o n d u c t o r s Wi n Out prtneipal of the schools T h e San at 10 o' cl o c k a. m. . F'eh. 19, 1916. W i l m i n g t o n * N. C. F\*b. 2 5 Di f ­ ford school* are public s chool* and Pr e s e nt , It. W. He r n d o n , fi resident f erences b e t w e e n t h e A t l a n t i c Coa s t any nssitsnnce thnt you ma y render W. W. A b e r n a t h y . J . A d a m s , D. (T. Line R a i l r o a d l a n d its t r a i n c o n d u c ­ in ma k i ng your school* b e t t er will M o n r o e , F'. L. Mill er, C. If. Di n ge e . tors b e c a u s e of the a d o p t i o n bv tho J . D. D a v i s o n , m a y o r . he a ppr ec i a t e d. r a i lr t a t t l ^n f t h e ^Whi ’t e s y nt e m of FL F Ezell T h e firesident s t a t e d the o b j e c t of trai n a u d i t i n g h a v e been settled Principal the me e t i n g was for t h e p u r po s e of accnrtjKfa t o a n a n n o u n c e m e n t here t a k i n g ti p the m a t t e r of the upto d a y -Ju d g e C h a m b e r * of tinpixint m e lit of R (' M axw ell as Iftinintagc s*|e F ederal h o e r d of me d i a t i o n ami cm t r e a s u r e r an d assessor of l lie n t y of of tile Mel hod 1st The I ctll.H i,n, who lifts been coniluctsi.g otlnr b us i nes s that s... .. I v xtil! I.. -id a no t i o r Isunford a m i \l it" ■ ■1•ar11 gs in au eli«trt 11» , n m j . " s*‘ 1f 1 lull} cuttle b efo re tip. c o u n c i l s. iutd.i> afleriitto.i x,|1111111 g, *1 Hti ult \ The r ai l r oa d mniparx F|.|, "iiiii at tlo Duhart iniiltliitg < H Di n g e e was d ul } ele ct e d agreed t o a bo l i s h t h e hl te auilit c or ner Sanf ord avenue and F ou r t h us pr e s i de nt |>ro tern of t he c i t y s y s t e m on M a r c h 16 a c c o r di ng to street T h o s e having r u m m a g e to counci l the a n n o u n c e m e n t a n d to s u b s t i ­ T h e . presi dent a p p o i n t e d F L d o n a t e please not ify Mrs R M t u t e t h e r e f o r it s y s t e m e vol ve d b) Mi ll t r . c h a i r m a n of the f i na nc e c o m M aton its officials a n d . a c c e p t a b l e to the rni ttee. conductors. \V 1 1 1 . •t ft r. at e xxtse d x*i .ii to | t ip s ou nd bi ng log l- t xt l '. . V e i l l a Sanf ord T r u c k Kurin• ondax Nigtil, 7 "0 .1 . . Xu.If. w hit h Will g i v e Hi nt- ' 1 . . .1 , fold 2 1 and J.' xf ••r •1 lit t . . II j •il . l ux i ..: tlx .1 .t \* r i t % • t In* * .!• . li . 2.1 * i \ .i I i, i . . .| I. . •| . • .. f •! • (I * 1 ; | M |* i' . »•*. (* '* f » l'i. . •r. u " 22 the .tourists in t t., visit “tanf ord ■ J .» t «» I • j It .1 t | . P u*l \ IlgOX.I' 1- P I'be dat e has not I....... defini tely deci ded u p o n but will III all proh al.llt, x be till* week " f \|nr* Ii '21 I >.• i i i * » »t i * V• < .,H. 1 »*1 . .1 On. the d a t e herei n s et forth wo will c e l e b r a t e t he b ul khe a d of the l ake f ront have the politicians "come out" here ha v e s everal d a n c e s on the s tr e e t ha v e a wat er carnival regatta b o a t r ace s fire wo r k s and p i n k l emo n a d e . In fnct. t h e c i ty o f S a nf o r d h a v i n g j us t passed t h r o u g h a very q u i e t and very l adyl ike wi pt e r will with the b r e a t h ,ol spring iii our veins doff the somber robes of wi nter and c o m e out in liie s uns hi ne anil j o y ..( a real good old f a d nine.| t u ne RESOLUTIONS HAVE BEEN REPEALED M II S a nf o r d is a l iv e to her opport m ^ i e s and e x p e r t s t o i nvi t e the world to s pe nd a few d a y s here in March. M *| •y -w I prom I • iMl. I; . . SANFORD SHOULD AR­ RANGE BIG CELEBRA­ TION IN MARCH T l i , ► .»( ||,o *>• t bat Hugh! | to , •111 if SOU as ked for I ( i o in x our f ri end ' now * I , n i 1 , g r» it i m por i a . ■,• ,»! . ..til. I n XX | l.elll XX I,at a I JucksOltX ill.' hill Fell 21 Sec­ gain xou xxill ma ke il t h e y will I ti o n s i an d 5 of th e t e s , r e s o l u t i o n * ''..II') 11 XI 1.. been ... ., *. •••i l *t» ir -'ll* . . 11- ! • t •t Ml y t * i . .1. -t!.............. .. TM #• t !, • . XV #•f t f'1 t It.*' \\ i •1 w» , ? ♦ \ t.iki n . •> II' mtT. ! • . it ’ •* t T♦ • \* * 1 v•*' 'i i . • M'. * t \' • P . . I nvi tati on Also S e n t h) Tri p S t . Cl ue d. Kin . F e b. 28. T h e fol lowi ng t v l e gr am hill' .beefy s en t to Pres i dent Wilryln r>.c L'lii 1 i.. % •V • i.f I' bu id.i I *Til*fi t " It. It I V Id'. i r ' • \- CELEBRATE BULKHEAD IN BIG TIME f o r e m o s t ci tizen anti s t a t e s m a n on Among III 1 In- c a mpa i gn to I In e xt r a votes t h e great issue of t h e day offered, 100 (Mill , x l r a voles are given the social f e at ur es x o u will lie gi ven on exer> $20 wort h of new or old a n o p p o r t u n i t y t o visit u n d me e t s ub s cr i p t i o n s t ur ne d in up to 8 p m,. t h e people of t h e old s ol di e rs ' c o l on y t own S t . Cl oud, t h e W o n d e r C i t y of Monday. F e b. 2 8t h If you really want to wiii the t he nati on. C o m e , all Fl ori da w a n t ; S .1 T r i p l e t t F or d or one of t h e ot her prizes you you. ^ Mi inlii r i x e c u t i x e . omnil tte, -. Florshould t a ke e v e r } ad va n t a g e iii ( In ntii Press As s oci at i on offer lor e x t r a votes. I Link of it now T h i n k of all the T a m p i ' I |. F ,1, t S t a l l s Marshal I I llroxxt to. lat uneoiil fe,f ( 's r* - Igi at |o. t.. I,,. M • !I-•i . •... ' It . Af t e r n o o n “s e s s i o n 2 in p m \! I ' • H uh Park i, Fletcher Invi lca Wilson Wa s hi n g t o n . D . C . , F e b . 24. Pr e s i de nt Wi lson wn* i n v i t e d t o da y by S e n a t o r F l e t c h e r to a t t e n d a me e t i ng of t he Fl or i da Preen As s o­ c i at i o n at K i s s i m m e e in April. He t ook the i n v i t a t i o n under advi s e mer^t. YOU WILL GET VALUE RECEIVED FOR EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST v0 Cloud, Fla. " W o o d r o w Wi ls on , P r e s i d en t , W a s h ­ -GIVE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO A HERALD CANDIDATE NOW i ngt on, I). C . : " I a m di r e c t e d b y t h e e x e c u t i v e WHILE IT WILL COUNT FOR EXTRA VOTES-BEST VOTE c o m m i t t e e of t h e F l o r i d a Press A s s o ­ c i at i on to i n v i t e y o u tl be t h e guest OFFER ENDS MONDAY-MAKE EVERY MINUTE of t he e di t or s of FJ ori du at thei r un COUNT-GET AS MANY $20 AS POSSIBLE nual m - i v o n ' i n n ti* bo held u l ' K l * s i m l i t r e . Fl a. April 1.1*15. and urge -IT IS NOT TOO LATE TO ENTER upnn your a c c e p t a n c e of s a me , as all F l o r i da , and e s p e c i al l y t he e di t or s. • AND WIN APRIZE MARCH 18 des|/e to see aud bear t he world' s VISITORS' DAY AT SANFORD SCHOOLS of N O . S4 NOW IS THE TIME TO VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE CANDIDATE here are e\,r.t I Un.lllHI cl ub vo t e s | ar l j fortunate in securing reprelor cxerx c a n d i d a t e but the period s e n t a y v e s of two l u rg e lo u d h o u s e ' during which t h e } are til be bad to m a k e a d d r e s s e s. One of tlo ft <1 i^t. at t i,, j !> i- ur* <»f liie |'resi will close M o n d a y , F e b. 2 8 l h at He hoftes to be relieved of g r e a t e s t di f l i cul t i es m e t in o r g a n i s ­ •lent. 8 p. in. D o n ' t s t o p as long ns this l ie says hi« ing a d i s t r i c t is t h e questi on of his ollice hy March 1 period c ont i nu e s , but remin<r e ve r y fi nanci ng mid no d o u b t the a d d r e s s resignation is me/* ly to allow bun to friend who has promi sed y o u t h e i r He - m rshal for of . K. F u l c h e r of. New Y o r k and e nt e r business s ub s c r i p t i o n l bat t o w is the t i m e to C O H o t c h k i s s of T a m p a will }jxx- the s outhern district of Florida gi x. il to \ou The\ ha ve no reason n g r e a t deal o f U s e f u l inhirin.it iolor Waiting II t h e } ure going to Fol l owi ug is t he p r o g r a m a ur I , Ip u n i at all t hev max as xx,|| do r a n g e d b y the c o m m i t t e e ■ one 11re, f , r and t hi x Mo n d a y M o r n i n g . Ft It 2* | : m I .oil.I do t* xx , t|, . on ' an g, i . s \ .i dr e» * I tell U I •I v I r It I •' . a Mi . r \ Mt', '•* •" i". .' - il l, ■ «•11 ilit'ir . nl . I'resntent Florid.. I»r. ;nage o ,’ Tlw v \\lift ’t l*« riiftu .t» •iat ion •t' 1 ' f•Hepor t of St ■Ti t a r I ' a ••ur'-, |f Ii Hu- \ *it» tht \ an- un H>i,; 111 I /tiff. Marlow | la It../ r, .t-o. , 1.1. X ..., Appointm ent H * SANF()Ul>.-FLUUII>A. FRIOA Y FPn Kt ' AR T 25 .' l ’J l c ' ^ Wi lson was a pp o i n t e d ci ty a t t o r n e y p m tern. Mr. G e o. A. D e C o t t e s be i ng disqualified t o a c t in mnt terz before t h e counci l nt this l ime. T h e following r e s ol ut i on wus adopted: • ' r ' He it resol ved by the ci ty counci l of t he ci ty of S a n f o r d , t ha t the office of t r e as ur er hi p ! assessor of s a i l xilx be l ueated until further |order " f thi* b oard m the hrirk , buddi ng bel ongi ng t o and ai l j ni umg I f . First N a ti on a l R a n k of S a nf o r d , on west side t he r e of on the groui xl floor, t o - w i t : of No. 106 We st First s tr e et , a n d t h a t t h e t r e a s ur er and ns' i ' ssor of said c i t y of S a n f o r d keep nil of t he books a n d pnpx’ rs bel oqgir.g t o bis oflice nt and in his said office af ores ai d until the further or de r of this h o a r d . R. W. He r nd on, P r e s i d e n t C i t y Counci l . % T h e cl erk was here i n s tr u c t ed to n o t i f y t h e h a n k s of t h o c i t y of S nn E . , f o r d t o t u r n o v er ell mo n i e s held by •! u i. ug i * ■'i i 1.* .tv »*• i .. 1 r, > i o f f * 1-1 in to tho ollice of t r e a s ur e r and i s ' s r o r was rend, and on nio1 pii of ( ' . II Di ngee. curried *untu XX. t .till. <1 I •*'iiin itn* *»i ||. rr ii^ i . •• | , (rum j. ••|• r t s nf \ , • . .| . it (i r« . .»/ i * Tn .l.im ii;.' •I•• . ■• ii,. *. f » r * t ?• % at 11 i.t i*»n |*1 . f.iiinM •nk! \\ r ( i i l t (ml J rail - •*• i'* -v*.t r* ' ! 11> alt Mf m *\ r«* n|i|tmii t ! f«*r wan •••I W h e r e a s , it i» ne ces s ary at d i f ­ f e r e nt t i m e s for t h e city of S an f o r d t o b uy ma t e r i al and o t h e r a r t i cl es for t h e use of tin- c i t y. T h e r e f o r e , lie It R e s o l v e d T h a t when a ny a n d all p u r c h a s e * are ma d e , tiiul t h e suid m a t e r i a l <>r a r t i c l e * pu r c has ed shall lie p u r c h a s ed b y the c h a i r m a n of t h e c o m m i t t e e of t h e d e p a r t m e n t in whieh s a me shall be used, and t h e said c h a i r m a n shall Use tin- foll owing form o r de r to lie del i vered to the sx'ller. and said o r de r shall he ntt h e m in the n a m e of A A P r e s to n, t a c h e d t o i nvoi ce before pr e s e n t i ng T r e a s u r e r , to R. C. M a x w e l l , T r e a s ­ to cl erk for p a y m e n t : urer of t h e C i t y of S a n f o r d , to be Messrs. d e p os i t e d in tin* n a m e of the C i t y Pl eas e furni sh of Sanford, by R. Ma x w e l l , And charge to the City of Sanford Treasurer. Mr. MnxWx'tl. as t r e a s ur e r und C h a i r m a n of Comm. assessor of t h e c i t y of S a n f o r d here Mnt er i nl used for d e m a n d e d the h n 6 k * and pr o pe r t i e s ( T o lie filled in hy C h a i r m a n ) of tin* ci ty of S a n f o r d fr o m A A. T h i s or de r mu s t lie a t t a c h e d t o "Preston. f ormer t r e a s u r e r wh e r e ­ upon Mr. D i c k i ns on who r e p r e ­ i n v o i ce or s a m e will not he or de re d s en t e d Mr Pres tdn r efused the d e ­ paid. It .was m o v e d a n d s e c o n d e d t h a t mand. t h e c h a i r m a n of t h e fi nance c o m m i t ­ The mayor here not if ied Mr . ' P r e s to n not to hand l e t h e records , tee s e c u r e t h e h n n k s of the ci ty of S a n f o r d so t h a t th«* c i t y ran get t h e monies or o t h e r p r o p e r t i e s pe r t a i n use of t hi' fund* now on deposit in mg t «> tin' iillicx' nl trensuri' r nnd tiie s e v e r a l h a n k * assessor l ocat e d in l he b u n k * or ii An o r d i n a n c e e n t i t l e d an o r d i n ­ t he sal#- ur oflice of t h e t r e as ur e! a n c e f " r tin* r e g u l at i on of t he t r a n s ­ and assessor, f r o m t hi s <lnte p o r t a t i o n of t h e i ndi ge nt poor was Council adjourned r e ad h y its t i t l e a n d placed on its • , Jna. C. R o b e r t s . s e c o n d re ndi ng and fiassed. C i t y Cl erk. T h e c l erk was here i n s t r u c t e d to T h e c i t y cou nc i l me t m regul ar p u r c h a s e n s ui tnhbi mi nu t e b ook. ses s i on at 7 : 3 0 p. nt.. Felt. 21*1, Mr . E d . R nn d a ll catpo bef o r e the 1916. Present. B. W. H e r n d o n , c o u n c i l a n d a s k e d for permi ssi on to pr e s i d e nt . Al de r me n F. L . Mi ll er l ay pipe a c r o s s S t . Ge r t wi d e a v e n u e , J A d a m s , C. II Dingee. Abs ent nnd on mot i on s aid re que st was D. G . M o n r o e and W W. A b e r ­ g r a n t e d . nathy." T h e m i n u t e s of t h e m e e t ­ Council ndjourned. ings of the 9 t h . 1 0t h a n d 19th of B . W. He r n d o n , . F e b r u a r y , 1916 were reud a n d a d o p t ­ P r e s i d e n t C l t y Cq u nc l I . ed. A t t e s t : J a s . C. . R o b e r t s . C o m m u n i c a t i o n f r o m A. A.' P es C ity Clerk. Vot e o n the r e s ol ut i on w a s reuch y l ufter m " r e t ha n tlirex' hours xxf illsriiHslon duri ng wbieli tin- or i gi nal r e s ol ut i on which was pract i cal l y tin- s a m e as the *!Yu.val re s ol ut i on wbix'h was s u b m i t t e d in mo r e d e A n ­ il* l a n g ua ge wlith tiie omi s s i o n of seet i on f o u r �■-j : 7 { ' i ■*y*A COUN TY HAPPENINGS A BUNCH O F IN T E R E ST IN G D E N IS IT E M S COVER TER R IT O R Y \\ i : h i w v \ n i* i : i t l i : i . i t e m s T l . le-ldi i l l - of old \t I Hi II w tin I n i ' S . o I*UtI •d . l-»li rd.l, I |l!i' with all it - i n . t * 1. 11 . a I -•i t tt» 1'nwi II - lioinibarn o.i t. A o s t e a i L wa* burned at life sanTf tirn'’ by the satin- eause It i* a shame for people's property to In- burned by rare less people going aroun'd s e t ­ ting the grass al'tre just to see It burn Jr-. Eugene Brown i-* not doing so well since she returned front tile hospital, we are sorry to note. Those at t en di ng the Orl ando Fair last week from Wekiwa were Mr I* J Coat es and Mrs A . , y . P-qV.SyB.' Tt t*y •report a lovely f*nd . * hnij'eXljlblt of e v e r y t h i n g . ’ but t he y wcrcLtort y, they got there too late .'for, parade. • f i n s " M a be l ' L e e spent t h e night with OfrendoHn Powell Tuesday night. Mr. P j *tl. C o a t e s wuh s k e t c l i . g the Van i f u r h jl t t . Bros, garden and Mr. ' T t l d ’s nrfw Lousy he ha* recently tlnfsKatl O n jl us hj uncstead It is quite a r n i c a -res Lienee. b4U i ^ sW y C O U U E SP O .V EFFIC IEN T FOR IIER A ED 1 K 1. Grier at •C ; nieron C t y m.* t ’ ( ‘ Mui r s. I aiiieinii avil.ui- h.iv< Hi i.t .s 11 It |■l’"ni-s 1,. o ird \V..It* r of t .in.' no. a fool run o u r by tin* srliiml <*a: T u e s d a y esreoing. r ... » Mrs Walt er is quite ill With grip >1. W. Sipes lias added to ijie «P peH^nnce of t\!.i houses, giving M t t of t h e m ;m application of paint (> F S"mi t Ii got t h i r t y - mu ear* of c i l er y in on tin f 2 on jier i rate tfiar ket A good deal of celery being Pepper*, i ggplunt cut (hi* week in the being set and t oma t oe s field* now Gwendoline Powell spent three days with Mr * Will I*ee and fain ily while her mother a t t e n d e d the fair in Orlando last tkeek Mr Edd Van Hurldiss has re­ turned home f rom Was h i n g t o n . I). C., very much improved in health, his friends will he pleased to know Mr. P. J . C o a t es and Mrs. A. O. Powell motored over to lonroe last Monday to thn- njiening of t be new bridge on jin- Sl J o h n s river T h e y report quite a erowd. and t hi mo* t 11. i r r*•- 11i 1e | art w i- ihe kin r her fir hit'll \a.i'' enjoy •J t-v .ill T h e 1-otfee that «u i made in 1 ht \\.t big iron pot was - imply tun- u '• FROM E V E N T S <‘ K S E M I N O I . E C O l N I V REPORTERS ■ F EB R UA R Y 25. 1916 TH E SA N FO RD HERALD page tw o Jargaret Kric.son. nnd umong all to ment ion out of town people v i s i t ­ ing un«l att endi ng to business in these who could he present none wrn- more, a ct i ve ai d j olly than our Sanford kind hostess. She received a nutn |i..r of nice presents and tin- best o \ I F . i m IT I M S \ -A -ill - of ..1) I I » gUl -t • wen \\ .i I glut '* birthday was fit. . t m if t a k e s a,.d <i>f|.«- m nhundart-i tr.gly r i l e b r n t i i i by Oviedo with a III all culled out enough, there hell-:' !l..g raisi g o i i lie school ground i \ i ii-tj of ib I i-HMIs cake:. to clioiis* Th e ! i t i i a r > i x i m . e s were In Id n (min eoi-oaiiut. cl-oi-.date f'o.ti" the school build i g T h e ad d r es s of .|• \il food, nut , spire and then *ntne till I......... .... . was dill VI red l.y Rev o ■.mi' inn,' In- lire I Oil- w i.t aw -\ t b..r h s ( i o o . l r i i h . whose subj e ct w.. . ake 1 Ul IT' W as hi ng t o n and tile Fl ag. ” Thi ■ ■— , inspiration qnd patriotism of h i - ' J l O N U O E I T L A l S ----— [men.nvo g * rtiaience .deeply N|r UI1,| Mr*. McQueen who have To the ’ he Oviedo band visiting the latter's aunt, Mrs. the student fq><J,v inarched to the^ \j,.||rj,i,. |,-ft Monday for their home Hag pole forming^- hollow squure j jn N.„rlh (*Bro|ina. ’ Prayer was olTered 41)' Rev. Ston« id the Haptsit church M a w Ma r shall and El i sabet h laAfttfjfh b o n n mil pupils raised " O l d ( i l o r y AQUil't the uppluuse of the s p e d a t a r i ' w Y i d the music of tin* hand. T h e tlag was presented t o the srhool by Dr K J Marshall Mrs. H. L. Rogers of Louisville. Kv.. is visiting lu-r brother. Mr Henry Miles. Miss M a r y Auliii spent the week e n d ' i n Orl ando visiting Miss Bessie Wine man. Those a tt e n d i n g the Fair at O r ­ lando on F ri da y were Mr. and Mrs. * I* AOLA P O I N T S W. Powell Hale opened the l.y Iiitin and f ami l y, Miss Addie Gresh-, His a m , 1 Mrs. Ahern und d aug h t e r s accom- re um course Wednesday night. Mr. C baric* Ca nipbell, p a n i od b y hi* s is t e r , M i s s E d i t h programs of readings nnd i m p e r ­ B e r t h a n n d I d a . Rev. Morrison preached both Ca mpb e l l are spending ’a couple of sonati ons were well received b y the audi ence. From Oviedo Mr. Hal e morning and night on Su n d ay at weeks a t St. Pet ersburg. Mr. C a r l Wilcox of Ne w London. goes to Sanf ord, where he net s as the union c hu r c h. Miss I^'olit Welil) led the Chr is­ Conn w a s ' t h e guest of Miss F ra n­ platform manager for the C ht iu t a u qua thi s week. Edwin Al done tian E n d e a v o r meeti ng S u n d a y e ve n ­ ces T a b e r over Sunday'. T h e y have a very large and Mr and Mrs. M r G u i n are pleas­ Pound will lerture Monday night ing wide a wa ke soci et y here nnd are an t l y in their new b u mc here, h av­ at 7 : 3 0 After t h e sc hool ceremonies T u e s ­ doing a great work. ing mo ved down -ffpiu ' their homo Mr. C a t e s of L o ck ha rt sjicnt the day an int eresti ng basket ball g a me on Die lull during t h e past two was played between the High S c ho o l week end with his daught e r. Mrs weeks * Miss Hlanrhe Garwood and Mr j t c a m and a local t e am composed of Bartow Man n . Benj F J nmmes were quietly mar town rirls and G r a mm a r Sc h oo o l P ro gr e ss in the So u t h During the game several rn-d t h e 12 th of this mo nt h The students Col umbus, Ga. . F e b 23 Th e I n ­ happy couple are kce|»ing house at selections were played by the bund. dustrial I ndex s ay s in its issue for T h e following is the line up: S yl va n Lake. this week: v Miss Frances Pearson returned Town T e a m Mary Lei nhnrt. Wil" So on af ter orders for war supMonday afrom a very enj oyable |n Dumas , forwards, Alita M c C u l l e y . plies begun to c o me in large volume visit to her friend. Miss I.uln Hilton Bert ha Gut tri dge , centred; Oli ve to this c o u n t r y . manufac turi ng Ler.ette. Vera Howard, guards. at l . oug hman |i).mts in tile east and middle west High School T e a m Elsie Mar Mr J pihp K* -r»i> made t business commenced to o per at e night and shall. I. mine Smi th , forwards. Mari e -ek. going ’ark last wi trip t«* Avon da> L at e r this c ont inuous opera Marshall Full Howard c e n t r e * I -oi v u i e xt e n de d to si.me factories II. r. ;|»T«»hh * «>t|ii t r \ in In* Fori Howard • 1j u E 1 1/- i l i i ■t I \0»r t •• t f•»• r •* t•1 .i- being In r. .- .|ml ■ i | i i i 01 t In-' soul ii Mmire. g oa l. I |1 V A ' ' • * 1 ■nla •out.tv Inn In the 1111st few ui-eks there has >1 on High Scho*d 2 s I own. * ha* li*-! M r* W illiam Bulbii-k been n otabl e growth in the numl'i1 ’i mil-'it e Kir) v\:t h her •ow II i I m |dawgli'i-r Mr o! 1on. - it. >!• -out i.i ast t tiat , 1 . 1.1 I i n .-••-it . oi l lor Hi 1 . -. Mr h . n at i •la i.•t I ..**»■ \ ! have begun to oper at e night and daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Ida •dav and it l- grati fvi ng that t ( i I >t’. -Ii n't !• I A l l .i«d t w .. 1 n.I., r »•( 1 . oj licit, 1if«i* t ifi g Ilf.. I" i 1 1 . It VPI \ I I I i VS i t I P S VI \ -1-•wI r hull .1 1 - 11,. r. a ii g itti-i ib <1 •I our p "I'l .Mor 1 1 iiosjiiiati 1111 in-- 111 I . **r i II Ml I H i- ' i' ■I Mt in to n |.1 .ire ri .lining iqn-r.itmn 1 lrl.it iio .1 nun \ F ra 1 ••-•I l. Mr M.t •I !l III Ml it -.0■ who •.t'T o ■! P - . l l f . (IllIllltll I If ■! M t M. .1 . ; HI. I \\ . 11• iigum t • M - r D U ml! rf^r I 11 N (. U 111 111 |•11 h I P * |,i•i g wmill I11 ilig • G r i g ••r . M .. if. i i- Mr I'l , *! ,il, t * t ? l'« ... .| .' .. J*.’U 4 LtrL . • M Mr U ..... ! ttt f 1, (• A• a .1 i : ■I .. .in*! <I.i i i k t •• ••*. Mi Mi > , •• « • 1 • M ' - i»7| (lorpefs iMn .k Palln*an drminf imrni Kh<r rir f*r»a i^ f r ’••in ‘HIM* .A .1* 1 . WI ft* iul St«r|»rr Savai.nih 1'a«viiC',n * N • Afi N*» - • So. ** Sn h.' 1 1tpfll * lOpm i: 4 •• hUrn 'll tup It 1 4.) •'!! i l^D'n • J . 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U > I IN K i r U C H N No. 57 SJ — s 16| m to I5|.m 9 00 p m j l.v J srk w n vIlU . . . 2-4».m l Ar W s y r r n .. » &Sm i Ar M o n i m n A ^ j , f-’ i i p m Ar N r * Orj— Ar Nashvlgi !# ■ • Ar ll lr m ln th . m Ar Si. M l ________________ ______ Ar Chicsgo____________ ___________ * -Oam h V'sm M’r.'tpnj fc. 7:45pm ArtU. 7:40arn m Through steal Pulln.an t n Y u . Ui'iis. • • P in t rlijl rl rU«^ rnnurciion at NMr Prlnna for Han Krann •co S u * l train, Pullman cars. Chicago. Ht. l/>ul». r r c ’lnin* chair car. Observation car. electric fans TuMman r4rclrlc lifhtrd drawiof room alrro^ra on all through l*alna. Dining rara a la cart*. For Information a n a reservation, rail on of w r ito * * ^ # O.. .K^I, H K^U N f u v cnngc g r r, Agrn A. W . H I I T O T . D M . P a w nngrr g r r Agent J . tJ fK ^ I‘ ) . D l j i iP»»* Hillsborough IlilUhorough llotel.^Tamps. llo4MfL| Hi ISA W. |I«f ML. JarkiontUtUe. "H a . f*hone 3 2 J j Phone 17 • vNV —T"r ITODTtWII Just What the Name Impllee Comfort Cottage Homelike - Comforlable - Convenient Reasonable Rates For Excellent Service Tabic Hoard or Hoard and Room Corner of Magnolia Asenuc nnd Fourth Street a * IBMMimtummmMimmmmiitmmmtimimnngjMamnw Jtluuamwtf inuDHWfiMmunat Dnammrtiuain'iictjmana.. i u j The Longwood Hotel j Now Open Under New Management 1+ ,<:>.( HI Kate S|iff:.al •r I l a v a m i Kat. • , \ 1 i . •• . , |. 1' « • ; i> i. - id •I ’., r' tod 1 t-i- qo .i i-d 1,a lo I'l,. ' , ar*- , .ni.J r••-1 *»n> l*ir i* ).. ■ ' ■ ■I p i K ' d b n . - " . l \ \ ,r Longwood, Fla. II • *1 Through Trains Daily lo WASHINGTON and NKW YORK X+ D. A. Midgley, Mgr. X III- 11 w f, ■!. . STANDARD RAILROAD OF T H E SO UT H ♦ M 11*11 I N \ | V\ * A tlan tic C oast L in e \| Mi \ -ir. I \ A'.... . 1 ■..ti |.-. ' 1■ Kdn.i T h ‘*mp-oii * iu- i t il i , ' i .............. Kr " V/ljy We SaveYou M oney ki|%r I i.iir li'ir1v years of eijiericii. c m hut J r Clr.* i . ir..! I*-* i'tv- i.f s|*l. ||.11.| l it i ! * « , I n ' Illl.stS .-i' • t .« I ' f .r d M IIU f I! \ i o i -!• V.iq f in.*. l r. gri|.|„ i- lu­ and I.* i respecter ih. P. tli . So-, r III. 1ii-r on. be - lo . r I■1 ■ l - w' brut In r i n tIII .'1 ,i -t.Y f 1• i II •• t-lI> 1 i. H- • M.ss • ii r\ I it M I-* Kllll Sl1 in r • ». M *I W. F i ,i\ nf)i r n»»i i-d In r uld 11 p-l.d .’j rricj^ .,t hi m Tu. - I i rm r M\\ d i 11 .. »•««« - lii . Mr f. r jn" ■ i - - • ssurs s.-illl si nmi. •h!:t . Vri.fr 17! I hilling.r iitnl Al. . i ltd E.irftl(]bi>- inuiily*. I Ou I l-rnlgii. i.ml r.*'.l . |l. S i . i i \ ‘ Sifr.f •>. d I I..<ril> 1. .sd«I i' / I! I it. FI. . a ) U Ml -:V M W. A. Merryday Company Ealalka, Floriila - • — - I '. ! U i I. i . I ri/. i I -u .1 ti. la...' M II vI I l I •i tu l i t - , t i l l . i i . i i i i t i n 1 Leonard) . u l. r> n i n l I. i i u c i i H f ®t. ML :x t Mi M I. w1 1 11 I'l-a ot if ill o.\k t r e e l g ^ n l i Ii- . n i l 1.1*1 a \' A j Trees, Sluuhs and Plants »»* I*-« fhret -t* **» feL ••4 IlffrH |a Iimi Mg IIU«lill*-l .(gu H ( M i l e f • ■ i ^ i w u r f , Ki s Hl l ftg.4 »»tu Ifrwjf All (.Itklnigt R«j»l P»lm Nurscrici MU 'i xu.i •( Iren, **U«u. iWnW tV . for * Wf Uf Sl | * n t -•*• •ros« ul •lllUlltM io« b>Milt IUui * MU 4^ tr~ •IUU( » . ( ipw «« Ie**|-iii | I!«• k Rretaoer Bro,.. Roj»| Psim Nur»*ri«» tul«Misi tu. ?' U i ' ..i l i-r 1■II* t hr -1 ip|o d Mr Rant o u ! •r.ill/r ir tj tf. sell' In g o I I . I S I l i a II -Hi d h -i mo*t of 1 1• ' Miss' 1! iitils n l t r . i i l i v t I ir y r u i i i i i l - h u t j u t u . u i it ! Mr. ' Mr < •rlaiulu l.i-t tile dll and boxes friend Mr 1 'll i In Illltll I.IMlgWlMllI - I r i k s - ill t !••»» i r r linger • a «*r •* 1 ht n* T> diit MiT ii • d a v . n d W • ill Mi - Irin.i I.i i- H i m .*ii *•f At hinktni: u,|| ;t <1 !.. l • WII II It l|t Ji Innt,i hii i t f * gin j.i uf iii*r .in i H a s i l l . i ii \ i s i t e d t l ie Suli Tropn-al a s •A I M g u i l d . ai d Lloom and 1 hr air r i doll-lit \%:t ii Fair ,s|ureports it Ir- < \\ I 1 1. i i i i ngi r Mr Arnert <>l Sanf ord w a s m iln-ir Ir.igrance. We were in error a* t<> In* -son’s tt-tii-n hist Sunday lookitig .irouuil I \.sl M S l l l l i l k Mr .ir i| Mr- (* (' Murri- wic with tin- intipitio.' o( buyi ng a hoim arrival a* lie l- in'l i-xju-cted t blA friend. Mr Boise f rom Ml A S J M ir-li «.( Luke Helen wtnler gu III Enterprise tu .itti-nd the qlllll ('a .nl.t is visiting turn here for a was ,i visitor lo O-ti-eii Iasi Sunday I. r 1v i on vi i t inn iitul will In gui—!• v■ > rt l i me I. 'oi.ii'iy < < > inmuiiii-r R< > llai of 11. \ J W 1I.i r 11, ti Wi are i n j o vt ng -ome of Mr l ii of <•rtitig'- t'lty wa- v v m: ut . in M ' s Edgar hmitti •>( K p.n nl.i i U tit-u List > Uli' 1.1 . We Inqii- In It i iniil's line orang'-s and I.»t ••r on a gui-i>t at l i e la tin nf In r son will h a v e some work d m ........ ii o ir anot he r sack from Mr Curl Pierson. I D. Hart on Geneva avenue. roads T h e roads around t> teen mi we have lu-eii luxuriating ill t h e m Louis K iii di ng ' o f Willoughby 1 * tht* week don't get very much atli-ntion itn1* n v i nl l i t f h | .1 C Kl l « wort ii’> Children out of nchnnl this week Miss llertllll Hodge liml the lllis 1 ollll* 4i.li* NM*rk K i.t dl l g ir Mi fortune of breaking tier linger Mon from relnpse of grippe are li ttle s j i e n d i n g t h e w n . ter in Mi Ihourtn Mi ii nte and Charlie Beck C hurlie day u n d It Id l il- III. t winter m Florida Mr. Warren of Sa nf o r d vicinity Clark und Gil bert Ericson. Perry Cameron, the youngest soi v sited his daughter. Irs Allen Rev Ericson will jircach Sunday Mr • nd Mr* J o e Cami-ri-n • ..{ Allman la .t week after Su n da y school, so Sunday been Ver> *li k M i l n e time He l“ C a p t a i n Crundat and wife of Cow school will co mme nce at 2 o 'c l o ck said lo be <>n llie g; iii a Irille. Dr Creek were visitor* to Osteen last He was not able to he with us. mu c h Robson and d r . , Wusliburne tin Sunday to our regret last, prnyrr meeting so nurse in st lendni c-. Miss Ida Melton of Glencoe ii* Rev. Morey led nJid afterwards g a v e C a m e r o n Villa road and Miller visiting her sister. Mrs A. A us a fine sermon, using his benutl ful avenue have been nicely paved will Brooke watch as a text and for this week pine straw reeently "J , |p, Mrs Chu Hr own of Hrunnwirk, hr t . - l l - i l * it wi II lie on " C r o o k e d Ge r.'la Is v It It g her : ;»r r n t «• M r St it k - " .iln! MrR It Hr. . o k . 1it \ M f . i - r t - . o i VJn * t - to b* bi-re II. irr-. H-i \t- .. -i M r - i N •»n t ill- f i f t h o f M n r i h t o t a g i ii r P i n v .**••( •I I-, i . ir in t >rI.ii *|i' * r f 1•••* il m eeting III -->(It if ul h i k e s .11. 11 r u e ■H i t I It. 0Mss.ru. r* r fa -. • .i .... - - - 1 -• I Ul-si|il> t. M ( arj eiii*-r and I N v Purdy have been shipping o range s for the 4 |iii*t two Mr S a m W'.huI s of lack«ot villa was u visitor ut tin* h ome of Allen Allman recently. The Herald must have a poor cor rei j i o n d 'u l in Sanford, for a person ran walk down the street any day nnd meet out of town friends and ac q uai nt an c e s but the Herald fails A n umber <>f (in-iids and n e i g h ­ bors, children and grandchildren r* ^' chilli gathered Wednesday the 23rd. to help Mr» B ert il snn celebrate her " 2 nd b i r t h d ay, among whom were Mrs. Nora Swanson. Irs. S t ed t nnd daughter, E h b a , Mrs. J oh n and rs. I Edwin Lundquist and baby, Mr*. j T h omps o n and Mrs. Ballinger, Irs Ilorell and nephew, Woodard B o r tclsoti, Mr«. Magnusson. rs. E r i c son and b a b y , Ruth, Gilbert and \l.« v i ; i. t i n g i\l.. a ,i r Hi- r ( ir u d ion G • s.: v anna b tracts have b e e n ’ awarded as follow1 a|iartmeat Ik u m *. Montgomery. I Ala and Sl P.-tersbiirg, h la church liii'ldiiig. Dur h am. S' • jail. M<"t. r. •; ' . r . i ! » - v piis-n ,<station, leridiaii. Mi-- . war* lion lt.rm nghatn. Ala I d -ist rll I pill It t s will In I St ■I Ii-hi d as fn| ' o u *• B l o w e r s * G m i i n d L i m e s t o n e m a k e s aci d s oi li s we e t . It r e l e a s e * pu t a. li s ui t s a m i i m p a r t s sl re n g t I i a mi vi gor l o gr o wi ng c r o p s a n d t r e e s . B l o w e r s ' l i m e s d o n e g r o u n d ' u n u s u a l l y fine r e a d i l y m i x e s wi t h t h e soil. C o n t a i n s n o i m ­ p u r i t i e s — c u n h r a p p l i e d a t a n y t i m e — is i n e x p e n s i v e , Wri te, for l i t e r a t u r e un d p r i e t t . Blowers Lime 6: Phosphate Co. Bon R 308, Ocala, Florida " C m ne'v . hon<nit rilale. Ala . siiov el f art o ry , \|t.a. v. Ga . ho-nr; m i l i " l*c i lt*g--ii ( iaii.i «v dli-. 11 ■» •led r I•• light I I I • 1 . Lin-Ill* I -. I• liir.ii-.r pla t - . Ill ill * Wick, li- a i Reform*. Ala. A c h ar ter lias hoi grnnp d. to a romn un y to e- ti l. li a kmttii g/ny II at j o . . e s i . o i o . tia . ’ company^ liks been ('bartered l build . a* r ai lr oa d bet W,*en August, and At In ns Ga u d lita i re of D IF F E R E N T CRO PS REQUIRE D IF F E R E N T KINDS OF F E R T IL IZ E R S 3 While the basic elements are the same At* amounts of the ingredients vary. miles. “ Lee i-OIIIlly. Ga , Will vote n|i0 the li»Miiilii-i of JrtO.OOO of mud court hou-e-i, bridges nnd road bonds, ami a district of O o - o l i ifiut.ty ujm $ 15D.OOO of i o id bonds. A tot I of t we nty-si x new rorjmrn ion* wer • fo-m.-d ifj t h ’ W e e k , wit I minimum rapitnl st ock* nggrcgatiiuSfion non •• FA V O R IT E F E R T IL IZ E R S ARE M ADE TO M E E T T H E S E . CONDITIONS. Each sack is marked to show the important .* .elements. Special Formulas for All Florida (?opJ W rite for Quotations. A G RIC U LTU RA L CHEMICALS. IN SEC T IC ID ES. MUSTANG INDEPENDENT FERTILIZER COMPART For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism JA C K S O N V IIX 'E , FLORIDA. P e n e tr a te s a n d H e a ls. Stops Pain At Once F o r M a n nn d B e a s t 25c. 50c, 51. At All Dealert. A 25c Want A d in The Herald LINIMENT! will ' - Reni Your House For You �— What Would Yon Do? ’ benefits derived from packing plant Moat Be Guarded — PAGE THREE — » “ T o err is h u m a n . " s a i d C h i e f ol Wow t h a t the rul i ngs of tho auI olice Wi ll ia m Smith y e s t e r d a y , p r e me court are such t h a t t h e y e x - ’ a nd f u r t h e r m o r e it is a good t h i ng t e nd a paternal i nf l ue nce o v e f the S A N F OR D I S T H E L O G I CA L P O I N T F OR E N T E R P R I S E i t o forgive a nd f o r g e t . " I.nrft week peopl e and the press of t he st nt e THIS KIM) the t iiief a r r e s t e d u n a t i v e f r o m to s u r h an e x t e nt t h a t news of vital Thi- «*ciitor of T h e If.-ral.l h a , ,,a . , , Sanford In t r y i n g to riil t h e Fai r i nt e res t must he k.-jit f r o m t h e col!•U> dll ti me ami ag u i n a t t e m p t e d to di*ni- t|„. 1,..^. ’ grounds i.f t u l p n i n t i s c h a r a c t e r s this Ull»n« *»f tin- ro-Wsjinpers or 1’ • J r mur• onatrnte t h e b e n e f i t s to lio i l " m , . | I' till h'rd man w. i, e j e c t e d f r o m the puidi-t) >rthereof gui l t y of lev ^ ii, Sat (•*>*1 a mi S i -mi l. o l f rout t> ( " . i n P-*rh ll was a hard, cruel j o k e on ma j es t y III! . I l l ii will )),. c o m m o n to not e a puckli g p l an t to lie c r e e l e d here s o u t h e r n | i l l n , s u | . i r , ^|, * • • - S " l l t III tin- Sanford m a n hut the Ch i e f in the Florida press a r t i cl es r unni ng ' f e l l . l . | „ >, - | , that uoul il t a k e cure of the I n. f failure .11 .| » t profusely a pol ogi z e d before a score a b o u t like this HI* .ll Ml •t'l'.S f Ilf hogs anil nhi'i'p. I n s t e a d of raiding I lie Mill' i "* People who realized t h a t the 1* I'll 'IliPsa fti ri u||*r, I he case of M y J s is lie flit tie here for t h e western b u y e r to fuiluri' v. - taring I , m i|.t,|v t|„.| ( hi el was l a b o r i n g under a b n o r m a l |lieveil to have c o m e up in court cqine in and t a k e went to kill a n d the . .. in. . . „ , •In ••nndltmns It "as a horrid t h i n g «M y o t e r d n y |„.for« J u d g e T n ..hip to us a g a i n we could kill th. t " NU. •e,-.| t, g. ntl e t litef S m i t h , hut it will ne ve r all(, w heard by , .Ver>.who ill**#' Olif ■■ " «■s"iniiicr, >i i 1 1 1 i i ' r i iui li i|.^ |,|.if here a n d p l a c e it on cold . t o r ivih'.iu i, .ilmovi n |,ol; i ppen again We are j u s t us sorr y could crowd i nto the co u r t ro om. dependent 30f i,jfo. Wi t h o u t g o i n g i nto the i|ur. I "II till f. I a s the ( htef t h a t it e ver o c c u r r e d till M V J «. tt is c u r r e n t l y s l u t e d lion read a b o u t t h e pl ant esl ahl i nhed d. I The Moul tri e plant cost n m .in J u " 1 l , " ! ' k y o u woul‘I ( , ’<’1 wt’re ° n the street is suing her Ii at Moul t ri e, G e o r g i n . «»> I......... tIn............ . dollars' “ " t l the Chief of t h a t T s J y, for a d i v o r c e , 1 V ' BARGAINS T o s how t h e b en e f i t s we c op y th,. ' t s machi nery and cqui e qu ipmerti pment w ,s “ l > " houl‘* bu‘ " * and it is alleged t h a t the t e s t i m o n y following e xc e l pt f r o m a s peech dc largely i n s t a l l e d f o •rr a two h ii ,," n' 1 you (‘ hnt (>r:,»k’" c o u n t y was was s ome t hi ng fierce It iy not This week a HeantiTuI livcred by Mr . J . W. Greer, a m e m ­ wi thi n the provi nce of this paptr t o 1 •mgs a day plant Its d ul l room and ! !V . ^ I " ! * " 0 ' (° } ' " * ,n j ber c f the M o u l t r i e . Georgi a, p a c k ­ t oo s mal l assert t h a t Mrs S h 11 n was Home in the Bi*.st -tot.t- f.„ ,.!u , ^ " . . T uT n “1 : : ,l“ s * " ' " r'' ing house of t h a t c i t y : would y ou do? n a me d a s co- res pondent * . nor is it , -"■I i .f . , : . i , „ A , , . . had to....... do Woul d you fight Mr . Gre e r was In nqueted b y the run or weep? — ReFiduntal Section. * possible to declare t h a t tile gui l ty ' . b e n Wr wanted t. enlarge it was O r l a n d o S e nt i nel . T u s c a l oo s a b oa r d of t r a d e and it. re- j atlll , h— d " n s rab i d l y scored by age units A. fifty­ T h e nat i ve was If (\ D ie t e r l c h of t h e prosecution. A t t o r n e y J New and Up-to-I)ate. (.ponding to n cal l for an addrea*. thousand dollar E. addition miii ro tide t i ns ci ty, i nanuger of the Virginiu- W a mo n g o t h e r t h i n g s Mr . Greer said ' t a . In«t ti turner eight m o n t h s after n nor even s t a t e t h a t AtPrices Reasonable. ChemietrF r d and h f \orney 11 " I f y o u r b u s i n e s s men should d e ­ It had started business ami now the < -Molina I. H y did some s l a t e d at the trttif^Tii dWf he Uu i f ^Th’i W ] the ( h j * l f o m i ^ n g on high to p r o v e his client, cide to build a p a c k i n g pl ant, t he r e plant can kill and .i.ir,. about a liad a p o l o g liedi ze d ‘ h e would ilo hXVto. __ „r would be no t r o u b l e in getti ng s t o r k thousand hogs a day. v iiuj h:rnd, to i.„ he ... ns gui l tless of t h o u g h t no t hi ng of i t. BtU,h.. for i t. Our p l a n t was in process of i#t-s proved ngaitvst hi m as “ T h e plant hail no worki ng capi not , and n a t u r a l l y Mr. *DietVvHch l» n S M i ej ui ce dove perched on the pr o mo t i o n a n d e r e c t i o n about f o u r ­ t.il to start with ami hus none now. t h o u g ht it " n s " r o u g h .stuff." We prtMt of a pence pe rs uade r. T h e a l ­ teen mo n t h s a n d d u r i ng tha t ti me, It required a b out n hundr ed thou who k now Bi l l y S m i t h k now t h a t b(? leged, j uttnr neys , as well as t he nlwe ma d e s t o c k c a m p a i g n s In all t he sand dollars for working c api t al last must h a v e been worried to d e a t h to s ur r o u n di ng c o u n t r y , telling the f a r ­ l ege t y^* it nesses p|nyed this alleged "inter. It is much larger tins win m a k e suc h a m i s t a k e and t he n fort h e . case for all the re w a , in it mers a b o u t t h e p a c k i n g house, the ter hut th« caplt.i! W . I S furnished get t o apologize blit a|| is Well t ha t t i p o *t In- 4lllc)ftd.- j uurly; t ur ne d o u t * a n a d v a n t a g e s it wo u l d bri ng t he m and h o t \ e a r b y t l i e I " , ll l . ; . i , k « I W .Is ends well ami we will let it go lit1 at It'tied ln< h tins, pape r will givii g hiief i n s t r u c t i o n s how to pre^ . a nice arr i i getto l i t ' for t he m, is it that However t ’ iiief Tlllis of S a n ­ print n«'~tiUegi'd news in n week or pare for hog r ai s i n g but you muM Vs,,d tin r itiliin-y ■111ririg t* WIM, ford has received I list Diet ions to In two ju»t as soon ns t h e a l l e g ' d , un d e r s t a n d t h a t ti l e first year or two Whe'. I ll* \ had |!•-»i•y and (iaid it .in the lookout for Ks, j u d ge will gi-i In- a l l e g ' d mind made \ou 'Mill ha v e t o r e l y largely on htig t'.l'V ■ (I; '-•flt.-i ,• W•.. ! t ‘ . . t l-l.ll .J. • Se. t ip. I .tod Up as to Ills alleged de'-|sn*|i for your b us i n e s s , as ti r.-.piir •re-1 1 1■t nnd i-tk.-n up I’a'i'i lli-.nl post longer t " ri !'<• g o o d r a t t l e . n i l [ !< M. * T** 1..... t •i*l , u< . 1 '- lt-l - g t - i. if 1 .nlll.llld for poor b ee f Is i u| , ioi|g| to b. g:ti Mill, t o kill ai.y g r. ai i.uin IM* I k «|int•* a | Matte, of Speech ber of c a t t l e . 1 b e l i e v e the Mo ul t r i e Tin- E di t o r ’., M i s t a k e As n rule tin* native ol a country Min) out of thei r winter'-- ^ plffnt lust s pr i n g a n d s um m e r killed lo. h< \. 1 i.-l! E di t o r s have t h e i r t r o u b l e . One will nrtarallr speak Ins own IniiKUJifta \ >a.I .1 a ' k ept ab o u t five or six t h o u s un d cattl e tlu-si- men who pr<-,ldrs over the betl••l Ilian ll foreigner "I equal Htaud- | i - t*i - i i iif . "i.i si» \,-r\ (. w of ii , speak ■tll.le, " f .1 Western I I I " , p a p e r mg " T i l l * pl ant t h e r e finished it< lirs’ iiiii " i n i- (tu.ig. pi'll.-. i f tiiii still I • e. I" l 1 • |"-s uf t WO si (. year of o p e r a t i o n on I ....... nib.-r l i ^ FIR E Experience Is Invariably A Staunch Advocate ‘ of •FIRE INSURANCE EVER AFTER! A Valuable Pointer To Il'.t • •( I-Olirse. the plant |»rn b z b l \ will . fill1 , • .i r * I IHl It not Ml 1 k i n g Y* . i s I I - . 11! size . I «r if 11i tine VA , |s ? ., |, , r ' ' • 1 III > W ill . d d iJliin I. it«..-s It i " - . ■1• g 1 P ! 1 «■ r k VA . - t m nn lull I- f i opitn 1" e i . ll "f • tliut a n y •I i r t • ■ i .it. t - pt 11-ism » - ' : i- .,f '•) " , r. for a .rded •■> mall Out ■ e d i t o r put I t " in in wrong ei ■P* s n t ' .i ' * ' , • m m w 1111 t I * s f t i ll •rn 1• i l*. • *r t- 1* • XV I I I 1 t * following * t r it va w ith i t. f j . tv> S o m e On e l l i y Said : " i r / i n f f/o» learn to y ou r cost, you rem em b er lon g .” e, a H F.AI.I) B L D C * l .. . d i l l tt I t tl th. .irr gr .i **#•! .»ff* r f »• \A mi n i*f!t vv ;|h r ul. | heir \ r.i M ’l l W »l ll .» am ii A t i\ M II. •'* •- 1 r. Mf f.,. • C■ I . I III s lli.lt tie . j it Hi •• •» - PUT PLENTY ON T H E BREAD PLATE .i in pi n It! ''i J oh n * !I ■ 1. , I'll.- I'll i nines It ■. ■ll I I.I "I.I M Jol i l . s a grand old naim». >' ' all " f ti I.* ' t . ........ I T v. Iull "f g.i im i hem .i ml t In i .' ? r i .i i ■ M. 11 i • r f I ki H r't t w ii i r 11 r< > <-.-r , in i. i p S . 1 a tu-fore t he sun is up X o ii ire a long wa y s out. I a i. I r* »'i *«. u t a'. XX tli <"ir honk I'" f m i l ' t l o alroaily ha:t« hutigr \ t rout r • f ttffit H I 'i ' uu then draw hi your nnchor. Ami row yogr hvivit to camp. And —'" ' i i yi . ll've got a dinner That's fit for a ny t r amp l'»t, tilted l l f u f , T a b o r . , sad Hold IVrUb. I'bonr 101 M l 7th St . Sanford, Florida ihr • if . « U ) o f J u l y A f» I' M*, Sa. . | . r r i J O . ■i i r m l t f i f r i t b r I t d l f i v i n y •!•*«. riB« m| i - r o p (itullrd I .” \l 1 I- m V nuttolr , f *• \\ .* I .v . It "ui'.it I* >S , ' - I . I !••• s a l a. •! ■ i • a » » r « i e i | Ik * | h e B i e f l l h f »te I». I t a ««• o f | h i •••.■ nee llie D 4 '»»• • f • • I n Ir •• •« | •r r11f1••t • •l.«|l redrinird » \ lug t w o j.oiihih-r .<n k I i . • h u t \ mif ho o k agai n. \ .1 l -. f. ' r. u' ve t i me t n Wonder Y o u ' v e very soon c a u g h t t e t f N«» i v l u r th»r «I*. I ' M f irr.ifd 'Irf."! to la • "t. l o • 1 • * \| « \ I a 1 < r/tiflrale N.. I N I . * f « t r tl 1 tU> **f J u n e . A l» 1 *• I t r r r t fl r a « » e m l ' f a r r * I h r f o l l o w . I l f < l r * r n l i e I |»r. . j. rf ' v ill i.aleil .»• ‘ • e f n i n i . l e tiojnfv. I Idfl'la t. *.! M ^ o f S i '4 a f t o f S» >^1 t». T p > I S. It m*J I ’I h r a a n i l a f i ' l h e n i m r i * r d mi t h ' <1atr c f ( h r i t i u a n r e i.f » u c h i n ( h a n i f u r of I ' n k n o t a n I'nlrta • ■i l l r r r t i f t r a t r ■hall I.r r r d r r m r d ■e e s i r d i n i ( o ! ■■ d e o d wi l t l a a u r t h r r r o n o n . t h * i f l ' t h «!■> o f M a r r h A l» I !I I fl U'iI u m i nty official tifnaturr and »rat I h i * t h r ' Jf. ll. •!■> »»f F r l . f u a r ) S l» I 'J \ f. • *r « | » «'lrfk I. ( ‘irrilll f ’ourt A Im lt.L A N S. Sem inole ft* ITa M • Kr» s'»*r Florida Corn ( l u b Hoys y* \MAXWELL H O U SE COFFEE Is Perfect Ask Your Grocer (JROK<;r. A. Dei'OTTKH. A Krl To Protect Wall. To wash, paint or varnish wood­ work without soiling " r niiirriiig Min wail use 11 piece of wi.iil.ivv g l a s s with a slllllgllt <-'lg.' Illmllt Iw.'lv.- ill. lies long t " tiold it.uw.-.-i v..nr wi.rs and the wall I lil« >1111 . .1—11v l.e . l.-nn.-d B'i.1 « lit " "t w "| S \ N E ti R P . FLORIDA ' ' • --I Where They Lived Vhn 1 ' " m u i P nn ( me I..... a I la Itula wli.i dtscov creil lli e .'acltlo oc e an amt I'l/nrro fam.-'l for ttu> . <ui •l'l.-S| ..I | ■I S r r 1ejj t 'ir P i i i l ' c Null.-/ ..I l a |>. 4 Ui.ai a a iuw-U.ial lulatl.ui to I*ii 11i i 111.v H e was not the dis­ r c ov er er of t he country nor its lirst settler, nor was tie the orguntzer or adml ni etrator-' ot ttie governtYu-iit In Mils part of Spaiil>li territory, nut to- was llie list w h ite t*r*" 1.1 ewe.-p " t I 1" III.- Pa. Ill' luitii to o.-holil Mint >1 i-ail wlllcli we li"W uno In saw It trull. 1'alum .1 1.-1 r i i .1 v as U" . > 11 T ra p p in g t h r E l u t 'v e M o u . r E v e r y tiousi-wlfe (ms lunl tin- exp ertn i c e uf Hinting a ca re fully p r e p a r e d m o u s e t r a p d.-hint'al of its lux 11 tint un­ Daily Thought s p r u n g an d m in u s u s v i c t i m This A m a n s own c.inscii'i.ct Is his sola enn tie a v o i d e d and Mr M o u s e s captrlhunnl amt lie stiould care no moru tu ro a s s u r e d |»y lining for halt c h r m o for mat phantom opinion' ti in no c rn tn b s ui"t--ad of n larg e lu m p To shmiid f'-nr tiieettnr a ghost 11 no get Hie c r u m b s th e mouse m u s t prvs'o crosses the <liurclivntd at dark L y t- j down and t h u s s.-l "(I the s p r i n g A Ion * 1 IXitiip. on tlie "tin r hand In e a s i ly ------s tolen <' l l y Attorney. For l.adicH and (•enllemcn Everything I ' p- l o-Dntc RK.fiTI.AU MEALS 2.r>( V ii Ih 24 M EA LS FOR $f».00 V ’j « r ■■■>& Dally Thought. Nature has presented us with a Inrgn faculty of entertaining ourselves alone and often calls us to It. to teach us that we owe ourselves In part to society hut chiefly and mostly to our­ selves Montaigne Friendship. The most I ran do for my friend la ! simply to tie his friend I have no |wenltli to bestow- on him If ho knows I am happy In .ovlng him he will IlyneH Bldg. Phone 197 jI that wont no .>tn«r rpward. Is not frlcndi V V V W V S V V V W V m V M W W V i I aliIp divine in thOdr-’Thnrnau. XVe (Jive Special Attention To Our Cualomcra Have Water Where and When You Want It By Davis Elevated Tank Gravity System The elevated tank supplies water for household use, fire protection, irrigation and other purposes. The gravity system has been proved tlie cheapest, simplest and most practical means of water supply. Davis Cypress Tanks and Galvanized Towers C.ive service and last well. I hrv arc made right, of first materials, tin simple lines, and of any capacity needed. Not an experiment —thousands in use; many of them for years. Se nd f o r r a t s l o g a n d prl ro lints F u l l I n f o r m a t i o n free G. M. Davis & Son Number 40 For The Blood - M07 l-auriv 8 t . . r a l a t k o . F l a . KstablUlirsI 188*. F^xtiels scrofulous humors fr o m thelMood which cause constipation, m a l a r i a rheu­ matism, sores, ulcere pimples, etc. Ge t it at L. R. Philips on a guarantee to safety. If row n rfd a Silo, C n l » Triple XVall la Heot f o r F l o r i d a ■ »«. * t y , : »• 1 tb« «M f“* "Vi *; >m v* >fNv * ' 'J '.- repul'lli ttie home <■( n great muni ol :>|min » niplnrnrs and conquerors Ai Arun. In the nmitliern part Miout s u t v miles fmin t tie cuiiltul fmiiul.-'l liy I'l.-go X’elas'iuez the settler " I (Tilin. tu.-ro dwelt at "l ie tune lleriiando • mi nt , tin- I .-lehrat.'.l ciui.pieri.r " f Xletl. o; |.|e. i.f 1 n rd' " i t »vIi '.Ii is smii< II til. a us.-'l -' leveiiimt 1'i.iin I " . i l . i : l THE ROYAL CAFE | Noiler I• h r r r h f fl*rn, that hrginnln M a t c h I . I V I l . ■• tl I r r < I r <1 h» a m ! I n pu r •uanr of a rraolullon aduplrd It) Ihr ( || y ( ounrll of Hanfonf. Klorhla, I «■ II brin g aull a g a l n a l all d r l l n q u r a l (atpayrr* o f i h * c l i p • ( N a n f o r i l . |o e n f o r c e p a r m m i o f al l d e l i n q u e n l l a a e * d n r t h * c l i p o f S a n ­ f o r d . a n d a I t h e a a m r l i m e | wi l l a l s u In allluir legal proceedlnga In enforce pay­ m e n t o f all m o n e y * d u e i h r city o f S a n f o l d , for u n p a i d pli l e wa l k a n d p a * l n g h e n 1 ® a v o i d a a l r a c o a l , w h i c h wi l l ( h e r e b y a c c r u e , any p r r a o n a owi ng any delinquent late*, aide walk or paving lien*, lo (he city of S a n f o r t l . m u * l a e t i l e a a m r w|i h m e o n »*r h i f o r e M a r c h I. 1914 W l l n r a a my h a n d ihl* I 3 (h day of K e b r u n y, 1 9 1 4 . & I •S l ’ T u e a Vppoinlmrnl -■st-'M No r n O' You who go a- ' -nmpt ng. Don' t pa c k your te . i t in a s i n k . Hut c o m e t " the S t . J o h n s river. T " the old p a l m e t t o shnek. II 1. Geiger My e x p e r i e n c e J • •t * s AUNTPATSYPOULTRYHASH jj Healer In Staple and Fancy tiroerfirs Vt To theJast drop l a ‘ . ! • !-• *-f't E. P. THAGARD J . T. ALLEN I to I p. in., and l ij I orner I’n'k tirnin- and Ninth Street i wl t ‘ r r f | f 1r « l r - i 's. t. Total n u m b e r of buys e n ­ rolled 1326 Total number of boys re­ porting SM'.t Average yi el d per a c re 2 7. 5 bu. Average cos t per bus hel • |8c Highest yi el d 100.6 liu. Heal T e n R e c o r d s Average yi el d per acre 'J1 bu. Average cos t per bushel 1'Jc G o v e r n m e n t Crop R e p o r t Aver age yi el d of c or n per acre in F'loridn . . . ^ 16 bu. raise s t oc k rh.-uper t h, ‘ 'M**t It IS the onl y " a y I can see for t h e Average -yield of c o m pe r acre in I I . S t . . : 2 8. 2 bu. s o u t h e r n f armers to get out o f Hr bt o QOOOOO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 and t herefor e f o r . t h e business m a n Not i c e t h a t in F'loridn Ahe f a r ­ me r ’s boy " r e w j us t t w o nnd n hal f to get out of debt ti mes us m u c h jirr a c r e as t he f armer o A MM* e » |»ro.luref It n o . , ffclli it Q Ii ruself did O * frsf,•rci,filing Id dirrrtitink Not s Matter of Gossip o ,, (i I. H e r r i n g t o n , " A h " ' I have nft>-tj heard uf y>u. Mr 0 r.. A Martin S e ed < ontpany Asst S t a t e Agent ; ti C h a r g e J .r kwn. III., .lo«l.l. d o o m . " suavely said th" repreaenta0 Hoys ’ Agri. Cl ubs , tlvo of mi eastern puhllshlnK nouso O0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 G a i n e s v i l l e , F'ln. w-ho called on only the few persons in each neighborhood who were of suf­ ficient Intelligence to appreciate tho valuable literary works which he wus purveying I'D huh!’ returned tho dour and snvnge citizen "Never heard of my being civil to n book agent, did you’ *—KaiiRO* City Star !..(• y. \ ' a. '.) to I J a m tiring i '* I »• u i. Altu, t-» Sinci t i i o i g i a Inis s fort*/ tnilboi dollars worth of llleal .loiiually and A l a b a m a . . l o u t twenty I t ' " ».nllt*»r dol l'i r" worth annu. illy. practically all ,,f it is coining from the went '•t would ' " i n that there i- room for q ui t e -I numbe r of pl ant- in t h e n two s t a t i n without crowding I >*ruloosa i oulil >" i «p<-i d b et t er motley than for a packing plant Ti l. Moul tri e t l " ‘ paid out I-st y e a r o\.-r t a i l a million h o l l a r , t< the f a r me r s for s t oc k T h i s y e i r it will he nearly three tune s th: t. T h e largest number killed any m o n t h lust winter was 6 2 0 0 . T hi s wi nt er l ).-ce m I respectfully announce mys el f n ran- t he re were 12.600 killed m didate for the office of comptroller. I ber. • tn r«m liar with its duti es, and If elect­ " I f t he s outh goes into the p a c k ­ ed promi se faithful and unremitting ing business she " i l l pay her mo t r *M‘|-v|fe; gages m five years or less I hi w.-st did it in tha t ti me, and we can at ! •• \S l " . f. 1 a • « . r. ' # t. ‘ I- 'rf|rn me '■ I " m <I ■■I sin.,11 i Ui •I* i.t .1west nt.d they . r e mu]tipl> mg right under the shadow of the lug pl ants T h e r e i' l " d.-nipr from t f " ‘ t »'»urc. I» ■ r r t . r ' U n i r t o I • *• U l » I r n | » i l l ^ t . n «*n t I . r L’ N l h t l i y of \ | i r r h \ ’ Way pi* u 1" • m ■! N" I ‘I M S i • P H Y S IC IA N fl I \|)|>EN M E T H O D S r f r * t t ' f «|» i n t l . t ri ai i i . «.f ' u I Hlatr I ulr«« •■ul .nrtillraii' •I. a I i I»*• r r d r r m e t j For Comptroller ,.i i Hour, 4*th da > of Mar. I. A fl t»ii t • f •»* •i i- I It 1 rftilirile Ju * \ I• •..... : \i iki ll u run over and h a v e to hi : nor i " " I f in t the dividend ^lUesti^n was r,nt I elllptI* d and tt. |"•'111 deni.ll.l! I • • O' a lug one in t tie est aldi-'li tneiit "f th' ..l,,il el meflt I’t" re i i lot t lint I" i r 4*" , plant us it wns believed that if it I" ) ii Candidate I M ! f N I . s r . ;u |p Mari h A W t! »| * » i* * ______ i i •' ••• .J . T h r •■ i tl l a n « l l » « r * » r < | a t t h#- i l i t e of thr l«iUan>r of akjrh rrrtdtratr in t fir tianir ' l Nt i f | t r f | r | | I t <l r * a »a. | • »r* M e a t * » B a l 4 I* r*ri««ttir'l ■ - "r.tia( to la* tai d v r •! »il| laaur I hrrriHt oil thr tI f’ • hi f i i l l uwt r i ^ >| r »cr ilir<! p r o p Sorniiiol»> < i i u n l v I I o n la Uatl|r ik• sr. •• . . e ’ Free Delivery I ORREI TM E E\KK< ISE IHETETIt E X P E R T N \ T I U O I 'A T I I I C ■ •«*■ ••• 1 a* I h r • l a i r • •I f h** u t u a i x •• •»t • »* h r r r l i b »»• i« tlir nantt J | N«| a r t i « I Hi#-* •ant •Ball l *r r r « | c r »nr«l ■ CCmI i t i l i f I n Ia t a i l i f t d •* ill i«atj«* I l i r f r n f l • 1 1•i i i i Lr dalvl * he 1 r r t <ft ■ Ml. , , erty iitu m tl mi ? ? r r t Mn » d r t n u f i t ) Florida (•• w i t I l • f rr • Ml i » ii t r r o f S I,. f S 4 Il f s i t Iraa br< r Ii • I of . \\ rof -I.I • \l I" . «\r I. l! c a l r r mlirare* rf I > » il u iln ) i ... ( 1 11 Park Avf. o siE o rv rin N o l i c r - uf Vp p l U al t a n f or 1 a t M e r . l 11 n «|r r N n II •n * ..r « h • pi r i * * • a ! • • ............ 1 l«*f t ii a . 1. N ■i . - g. * r ft ( ' . a t > \S \ t. f I a inngrt (•vi r <•!. ■•vr uf * r f l n« a t r T i It •• ' a I t ( . r ’lai r. ! . •lb <!a») .•f J u n e A 1 • I ^ l *•. b a a til** 1 • a *1 r r r 1 tfl. a 1r i d f r y I>ft! r « a. i : . 1 I D *a. b a a rta»!r •lie a d o n fit* T a t w It b l a *• iuc it* a* . . . r. i a f t e r Nan! r r r l l f l At* I it M h la > • f ’ At. r; SPENCER’S BAKERY W ni. II. CROSBY f»li *.***' b •! ■ v , ,.r . .•.•' ■si if i t ’s our bread, you’ll rie.,1 it For it is surprising h»w |,«.ple who ordmarlv do not can' for bread iuvuftxhlv fiod tnemss lves liking it after tasting the product of our ovens Why not try it and know for yourself. O n c e . you try, y o u’ll always buy. is our prediction bused on experience with many others. I III Itl ' I’ If M III pel !> . I 2 0 hi ut L r* # r ■ • r.cw (V*l of Hi" average Aim-rii mi il iiot more > ' p p I NU 4 . f M II. t). 1 1 - i b l 'U e'l1 1 !1 •• t u *t besub's Hour own It is title timt oir cliiiri" '••• s t ,* ii11, « an -i,->. i .iie f. of O " • • I' III.ike lie- Klii'lish ,,f ii, , 'lu 'U l ' 1 ' " lgi"-i tn< " ' iir.-fnl in, in th a t 1•r!ffI11 N. W»•* * 1 \ t S. PHONE NO. 148 languago Co ve r j . - t w. I'.lIII. ^ f..r 1 F■• ! » . ■ II I . 11 i *<*t •ti • c \ r r i till\ r . * ’. ' Hi ll I I " r ; 1i T» • !• . 1*» - , ( , j ( . t it.* ! ri t f ••• l». J 1 •' an 1 out ill -"in . und.-r-too.| bail t be va ill VIII' l o t l " v.-ii ■t to- (.ui i >• t I n i.it It ii' to •1 J • *•. t i 1* 11. . . * t' ,,f •i f . »: r . r t •• t I m 1 1 . . . I-, It*. a . 1* v • •i f ' J X !•»•' ! . 'I 1 )-. ll . A,,-, .1 1* -• it* ll.l v • >«• ■ I d ••i •. t m e r i t to d ill ■ 1 tile •. i.t*! t 1till - I I I - . w a Ii “ I* \ I , i •*« .1 j it* m * r last n n tit I- - I'.iir I i o r f o VA * •1 '• v , i ., (nr ai:'. ri m | ' l l v I . I . 11' 1 - . enlarged III**: • ( UI N i »• i * * i i t «•, , . paid no d i v i de nd s t h e first year, and .isging Iio w t " i- >i s ! 1111\ , e.'l t b« . » l -.w i , " gt • •-I '•! I........... "J'p '-rs i ,, ,, .., ha wrote • t w II •. - w ,| i ,ik perfei 11> a m Who Had SUCH EXPERIEN CE -Ok few.r Those •*11c Hare Not Yet G EO R G E D. H A R T ........... .1 . , a The M A N Who Has One r It w.i. said I>> file i n. mag' r that : . . i < . 1111 gef f i f t e e n t ho us a nd hog a d tifti-i ll t hoi i sai . i l cult I,- to ki' I w.' iM rustk. . xp« ii-. I• : .i , e n , t li.iti twii i- I.* i r .n s : ■ I g. s o i ne t l u n g i m - r ..i ooo i •, rl> iwn-e i lie r e q u i r e d riiiniler of - _ -A—S—-— , - -’V's. • •’ J' S -V 1 ," ' ' • . -12 t n �not t}ie turning off of th* light* at stances the knoeka Were to radical, ten would not work any hardship on ao personal, so abusive that tho lotthe me rc h an t s and the added light tera could not be printed. Tho bal would ce rt ai nl y he u great improve­ -ARta-of the lettors were condemna­ R. J . H O L L Y , Edi tor W. M . H A Y N E S , I lu » l nc M M a n a g e r ment to the c i t y . T h e window dis­ plays would bring up the question of window shopping a i d the ci li irnn and the st ran ge r s to the city w-quld BDUSCHIITION PHICK. IN AOVANCR g -t in the h abi t of shoppi ng through, oi/a tkah ....................................... »tw the window displays and every one a i l .. ........................................................... I l l ,7* |interested would benefit thereby Tllltr.r M O N T H S T h e idea is certainly one that O W I t x s d la lb* CM| b» ('•»»*•» 12 00 l‘ at Y aa> la should he followed and our mayor is Advaaca rt J0«. Te» Month P i f a n u l a Advaara M a r t lla M ad a at Offlra alive to the possibilities of Sanf ord ( ) ----Pu htirt-ri E n r y T u * U r s a d Krtday THEHERALDPRINTINGCOMPANY B a l a r a a Aa Sa<ond ( l a a a Mall Malta* A . j u r t ! I , d ISOS, al tka I’ortefflca at Haafo/d. Fi adda l!ad a* Art of M a r tb l t d . IS7S. ■ • 1 ■n: f f r * I* p r: k U* ;{ IS: r LA i >sff L P R E S S M E E T AT K I S S I M M E E T h e Florida Pres* Association will meet in Ki ss i mmee in annual co n­ O S ir a la Harold llaBdlaf T r l r p a o a t No. I IS vent ion T h u r s d a y , F ri day and S a t ­ urday, April 13, 14 and 15. Th e All out for the C h a u t a u q y n pr o g r am will he made public in a few days and this meeting promises P l e nt y of e n t e r t a i n me n t Jfa S a n ­ to he one of the big eve nt s in the ford the*? day*, j •hist ory of t h e Association. W’ith 0 President Codri ngt on and hi* able Please hear in mind that Seminole ex e cut i ve c o m m i t t e e the members county will have a fair next year. ahd the visitors to Ki ssi mmee are - O— promised so met hi ng different and It seems that our own Forrest thin niecling will he a good one. L ake had to go to J ac k so n vi l l e and T h e good peopl^ of Kissimmee are noted for the i r hospit ali ty and the help the commi tt ee out. the press gang will leuve that city -O the satisfied feeling that Let e ve rybody whoop’er up for with a big time here in Mar c h . We want they have been in the house of their Every editor in the state all the atnte and county candidates friends. herejtnd let them tell all a b o ut it. should make hi* a rr a n g e me nt * to be at Kissimmee on the nbovc dntos. ------ 0 — We hope that the Russians hnv- T h e meeting is arranged with the — -o— . ‘ tions of certain s t a t e m e n t s which t h e editor had made during the past few days. And- still no hint but eve ry bo d y in the world wanted to knock. T h e n the editor did as lie -pleased to do l i e wrote several little a r ­ ticle* of pleasantness, never a knock being in evidence. He felt good from top to b o t t o m , snw much of c h a r i t y in the world, much of h ap­ piness, much of beauty and told about it He didn' t allow the tend e m y to knock to affect him in hir writings And while folks didn't tnke the trouble to write to him. he felt and knew- t h at his efforts to brighten the world a little were a p ­ preciated. So he ca me to tho c o n ­ clusion t h at the t e n den cy to knoc k is only superficial t h a t people speak t hat way without serious thought t hat at heart most men are kindly hut the heart lies deep in the body like the pure water t hat flows he neat h the surf ac e of the ear t h. You must bore for it but it is worth hor ing f o r . — Clearwater Sun. -------O ------F l o r i da I fir ing given up vodka will not get to idea that the tourist s will not keep First in c e l e r y • drinking again on ac c o un t of c ap ­ the newspaper meh so bu s y as they First in striuvlmrries. are at the height of the season and turing " Exyrum First ip je_Ui*n*. . | April will allow the overworked ed • . O d^jihat^V.First in nfid*,-----Sbtpllrole county has captured th, , 1,1 tourist cities to at t end tin First in tourist hotekC .' grand*prfxe at Orlando for two year- ; meeting April is also uni of thi First in fuller's cUrth for the best I'liiml \ ■ x I. I h 11 hill i,o months when Florida is at her lie it First in game fishing at" l _4l l those who wisti to linger in ............. it s|t MUIll'll- - |,n W• II n( First- in sponge* tin- s j a te will he welenme Our I) F ’r*t ill for-- I I fees northern br e t h r e n ran I mi le to ll-ir \Yi- opi mi* t tint Or Kill', nf <iati ■■! -1|i First in nay villi- w j l In- the next s t at e super Ida ut that ti me also and many First in extent of const line. i nt en d e nt of public inst ructi on. Ou the big men of the profession north First in nearness to P a na ma . and south are expected at the meet* reason* for believing so are that Dl Fir*t in sunshine. ing President Wilson has been inKelly is the h-sl man in the race. Fir*t in sunshine. 1 vited t " grace the occasion and a! () Fir«t m year 'round farming If tin- *-ini| asphalt r"**•!- of l.uki t ng c l he ! tin- Kissimmee meet Will Fir-t i i I'urri i i •I• vi l-ijiin -nt mark an « pm h in l hi- H o n d a l ’f-s« county w.|| |a*t they .ire ill -Imibt Fir<l in ln»t o pporl uni tn- cdly tin- best ro.lil-i In the of \s'Oi|;.tn I U ill W ill H i m * K 11 Fir»i in good I linn- *i** S'a ii i'I i Will <*r a w ford Y u ? L ornU Tn.iv .ir< -•» f.ir ,j.. ri"* T •in- a I'ril-irii •. w - ■ w .11 I j i k'Ou I'r |i- ' 1 to I-r i ■a i . tier* i .......... in | -.ir i ' n ( laude J oh n so n and many Hlhi-r* hi-tueeii tin- two ma te r i a l ' H*v» StranQc Preference. of the editorial profes-ion living in I) In C o ch in Ch in a th e I n h a b i t a n t s IK cola enii •. I \ I 1 .-re will I ••• il'H ll In b p r e f e r ro t t e n .-gg* to f r e s h o n es t io\ • r - - ■*■ T ; a tv i-:- 11 a .* ! i t . .eft undone f'-r the etiti-rlailillient ol turn on I III- aetli-ll of i in- commi tt ee the members and their guests and and In* firm stand for t h e right has all of u* ire lonV ng forwar-l In a t r i ii in |■(>• -1 .it ] .i - 1 \\ • O'u.illx tint PRH F LIST AT TIIK grand lime in April Governor Trammel l on the right 11 T IIK K K -!N *()N K STORK track atnl w,- will tll.it In III in 111■-. T H E I K S'I >K NH Y Tc • K N't i f K ing the chair nf I S Senator when 10 -tvli-s of Work Sho-s M .50 to $I .9N tin' sinoke dears aw.i\ I Ires* Stines for Men and Hoys. High An editor s t ar t e d out the other Top and Oxford* SI.9H to 52 9H 11 morning in a-k h'« friend* for >uli Work Shie-s for Woinei ti * • stylo* a- hi . 1 ,i m l i e inlet Th e id-a id i l.i 11-1 i % fur a (• w ei| 11or nilper pair $1.39 to 51 09 . A t . : hi x of j he m, and asked •a- h la k»- f r«• 1 is ii- nf I hi hi - I M i l l ! l>.l I »ri s* SI mu for W otnt-n. Mt*.*.-* mI vt li a t h r hh• 'lid write about the next hei i. a d x a in i d Ill -nine I i On Children $12)9 to $2.69 ford I -i. v •!•-! t .t k i i ad i an tug - f llav 1**1Vr nf |hern suggested that Oils *|»-nnl on |j»dn~>* High Top lan>Sfim-s ri g.ilnt $3 \.i. n- fot 51 9M till Ink.* l ' <•' - r •11.e* hji i • •lot r h r l a k e A ’ a l l " nut "f Mirili-I himHahy I *••!1 High Top Shoe* and Shpa i d I h. v a i h I 111 - wdI gi ve i i - 1 * . mi» h ii i ii y i • I lie la I gliagi I 11a I lie |M-r* for 51.9H proper impetus o-, tin -t-pre. w - i r e s c a t h i n g I ' r i l i r i s n r * o f t h i s oi N ’nsTan Oxford*, lamand button, o i ha \e |he a aehl t t-1l- fellow suggested th.lt hi luh h\ uL I hill $2 .Vl S al.les fnr 51.9ft means -ay something abo ut l lit 1-d\ anatge* Compare thi-fu- price* with othets any O of a thing in which he was hirn-clf where nnd you wdl find you an*, v: rfnr.l •h"t|! 1 till ve il Li u tun. interested sayiijg at lea«l Ilf |" r cent We «-:r for nislt is why we sell ch- u|*-r In n in M.itcli i . 1 nr.itit g t hr hulk Five-si xths of the people tiller than the credit stofe \s • 111II \ ii w'ed w , *. g i| in ki’oek - one tiling belli III g <’( t lie l.ik'-front Mee.-i | 1-1*1 I tidefWi ar lt*lr \ il les «• •! T$r» h. v- l " • t . li I n ' \-nr '-.r 39r ■! i y • •■ 11 Hens . Rd-tiisl 1 t'de.’ w■ar iOe s u 1u- l.uy t o' l.ir . . . n l „ I who w i . d "Mii'ihmg HiU" CiUnbfik W o i k i j b u l a - • J'Jc i$ hnoxTPd kfii U ' It would he to Li* i n­ lire*.* Shirt.* 39c to $1.25 If every citizen of Sanford will terest to boost *1 So |he editor Blanket nnd Comfort,* 20 |«-r cent off street* and went buck to Ii;- office ~oinew'hat VnillKVor to |cep til It) -I Sheeting 35c valt.es ?J0c alleys clean mm h f t III- ill tlicull le - disgll ' l ed with the t endenry of Cannon Cloth. 15c vatiu-* I2',c i hi* -I r* , t cnm now i-ncoii- t. r. .I I Indian Head laniOi 15- tabu-* 12 1tt pl-oi-i' 1" I I nek. un-l • "|" i.ed Ills Cnblcnched Sheeting It! in 10c -I I * . mail mitt •i w.ll Iu- lust reci it- d a shipment of spring and ild think p. Op|e tin lll-i 1\• -I summer gmi-lSkir'- 51 '** \| d I- itertr ml T»t ,f ..f th. itnon. d\ ll|oi|s t'tc Sill * ,Vn to 51 ti yd • if litem III* I im I t . l-ii Ct.ildrei '* ftres.i ulute and inluged i nine (or 25r In 49r r . . t ,i ■ l>" t t. • Mi .ii ' ■ -," l 1I i n t e n d e d , f of Come to Ith St. and Sanford Ave to l s -. 11. w. ti tt 'e and .ilid "in .tpuhhcai mu without i-x-'-ptinfl "fOn do your shopping 3-In-1 Store. In- follow ■•! tamed « knock, and hi a few in- i I ' R F S I I » F N T 1> 1N \ I T F I ) Th e followm g note in tin- T a mp a T r i bu n e will In- of much interest Th e executive c o mmi tt ee of tho Florida Press Association ha* through S. .1 Triplett of St Cloud M-nt a telegraphic invitation to President Wilson t o i n t e nd the an mini conventi on of the Association to he held m Kissimmee April B i ­ ll In the invitation Mr Wilson is assured that til! Florida especially t i e editors "di-njrv to and hear tin- world’* foremost citizen nnd st at esman " Ir \Vil»i.n'* time is so thoroughly tnken up that it idoubtful if he can make tin-"trip nl though Wc-iire confident he rmilf* not take a more pleasu*nhle o t v O' meet a finer lot of citizens O <♦>' f CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ♦ m • <^> ♦. <♦> <i All Local AdvertiHcmcntH Under Thin Heading T H R E E CENTS a Line For Each Insertion. Minimum Charge 25 Cents. FOR SA LE ► ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* • new. S3 j L I G H T T H E WINDOW'S Mayor Davison has advanced n t i j j j excellent idea nnd that is the light ing of the show windows in Sanford every t i gh t Ma yo r ’s Davison's idea i* for the ir.irchnnl< to fix up good windows and keep them lighted every ri ght until ten o'clock when the night police will he in­ structed to turn them off l'l t h o j i l ! hit l e o switch left oi. the i>iil-i<l,. nff .*'l. i .1i the n e f t Ol. Store 1 y >-ry I'ni* ID S .It f o r d h noticed t h a t t he *• i»rr» . re lilt g(-t in d It l|lM w 1 • t s l*‘ » u g o n i ! I nc •It > The Kit of having the pohee turn, ..fi , h..| s special rate (or the .street lighting until ten o'clock. In case they did I C U U B 10 C E N T S F O R T H E F I R S T W E E K AND AN I N C R E A S E O F 10 C E N T S E AC H W E E K F O R 40 W E E K S M E A N S JH2.00 AND I N T E R E S T N E X T CHRISTMAS. W E ALSO HA V E A 5 C E N T CLUH W H I C H P A Y S *41 A N D I N T E R E S T . O U R 2 C E N T CL U R P A Y S S I 6 . 4 0 AND I N T E R E S T . W E AL SO H A V E C L U B S W H E R E Y O U P A Y IN 25 O R 50 C E N T S O R $1. 00 O R $2.00 O R M O R E E ACH W E E K . C O M E I N— W E W I L L T E L L YOU ALL A B O U T I T . C O M E IN ANI ) G E T A C H R I S T M A S HANKI NG CLUH H O O K F R E E . Hell Pepper plant* $1. 50 per 1000 G. C. M c D o u g a l . R* F. I). Celery’ Ave. 53- 2t r , Sonford ^'lo. Peoples Bank of Sanford SANFORD. FLORIDA For Sail* T h e heat (ugh and <hr\ liOU-c lot* Hi " G e o r g e t o w n Cor ) Mil 1 \lHs r i • t i l t \t t 9 n i s <;i i l ot h Si ai-.d II ly \ viCh e ap and • h i n t * o.' i • •■ J •» •t j ** | Aun t r« t.) IN.tullr > f •••*.1 < •• \ l r m1*hi«. I r n n i-i.-y pay in. nt.* Address llox I I (12 \util 1’•i •• M H* t l i r 1 l u l l nl i • M i l l * n>r)i I h a v e *r v * * r fotjn J Iit-U •h# . f t t 1 ? • » 1 qrrf t.r*W r.-r tO r • 1uml i* «• 51 -f l lt .r >Af 11 full of hU•I 111 ff III I|m Uritt, 1 •nt mil? c *" u1 gi f ••r Ir •. fur #ff* Mr h g r o t ID 1fl g l i i r r l ) •tn Vunx l . f ) U if u u M r t o h i v r rgK* e\«r> m o n t h in ( h r y e a r if yo u fen J A u n t l* «t•y Ma*h For Sah T e a m mare mules will \ » ry tru ly yuur*. t a k e $ 15 0. 0 0 cu«h hnbnice mo n t h l Mr. T PALI.A i AM WAV piymen’ Will sell s e p ar at e . |u-t * **»n,r> l'lr»«. «l*i|i nr *tr f al uncr mil s*nil drrlt in \Vishinst nr l.nrn tl,nl ASK Vnt It I'KAI I It t<>lt At NT I'AT.sY. TIIK KCit* I'llllIM i Kit he *old before M a r c h 1st. C, S . , 1 t K i: Nil I IT II t It lit IAN <; k t i t Adam* A l t a m o n te Spr i n g' Fla __________ 51 li p For Sale Wholesale It * h business K- t t Nt\ room t'tit at h < I. •tri' front |or 1 100,000 tile GI >hl- In- nets, fish boats, Inunche . i t , all* For v t n. (1 c Vincent 2 s tf uni t" |•!a a l ? 51 oo per 1Ot Ml w .igin-r. Florida AN 9l|, I*.* .Ill M-r\ t - mu. i, I r R-- t (iimd loiMding I in land located oti I Ii t l li g lw. iy atid f-et giilvantzi'd iron for u .i *i Cull ut 1 F ( »a« stovi* For Sahcom \l ine- t to " i h i .! t itutw --r f a i ' nr y I i.ijutt ■- F 1 1 :t»; tf "til. 1' -li r drainage cl- an-d -."tfotig bet t.-r M'l French 51 l'l anywhere for celery potatoes or any Hut.'hing For Sah • Egg* for l -r i ’ \A•• . . t i -up * 1 Ml tlO a r r jt* T* "inps'.i Harr.-d ♦ ♦ t ike good a at i» • r j. irt pa\ met t ♦ All) If) • •m |rt It ion a r i > i t (..it ♦ Kind tej I Knhinsiit I' I' Mi Craw (*.» 1. r> 1 .ind pullet muting* A It t 5 1 ti p I I ir'ando FI i 5 1 2t p Commo ns. Sim ford. Fla. 7 WANTED For In t \ II t n tti'd t |c 1 lent her I side Iiouril Fur Sale 1 1 L.i'gait \ good i ' ii •’Vt Vr f r d .. Mich. 1 re y o VI ng hoo k in<*» t a i. W Ha* I-1 line range. I J uni or vm r I ' d .t • I.-'i y ., , i .i Used a* ah. I -i t -•i-i- and ihnir* to mat ch car.of **, mi i,life < • tier, gi l -'tn* I ii ■pure loti F ird St Sanf ord. Ha ■.* - 1 thm r.irg.: t't ti N, ,ni, , ,f, ( o i , a r i gi h rri I'M g For N.ile l.i t* 1 and '•* St In 5(1 t f septi. i' insisting ol a b o u t 12 acres, I .1. \l V lot till I If st sf ti •t . about 5 ac-i-i cleared anil tth-s, .! n’ i i Hoi. : Tt Ismall house anil t-arn Send In-M •I' offer to o wn e r C. J P e t e r s on . line pu-ci of property can he bought cheap Vd'lr. - R du r* Fuc l shaurn A'ork. Neh 19 fftp Tampa Ha 52 Up I'or Sale at a real bargain. I'M In good condition Ford mac hi ne Ia ll. nh < '• •i l • I': - ........ 1. t 4 5" ' f * ♦ t*o ***»«****o »****s»«*»s»i My th I .■ lot* 1 L ui lLi.k 3 yen ue. at rock b o t t o m price* f«r light housekeeping. ca*h Also two story house corner Oak and F o u tl h street Apply 111* For t Ftiri Oak avenue 53-Htp M . 'tl. •i u In the Same Box. T h " Village (iroeer i pi-evlHlilv i B/"K here Aaron' What inakes you put till- tug apples sill the tllp "I lllll hurl?'' I’lie llmii-nt Kurmi-r idu-erlly ‘What mnkes vnu eomh that long ttcalpIncK over vAur bald spot ' Puck • .3Mi 9,t* xx For 117 W. Two •ot .| S; it B ♦ a ♦ ♦ ♦ 1 .. : .1 1 • of Ai»|t11- •H rt f«f '•in Pi 5 1 1' ■ <* ,,f I hiuiri .id -ii tl • .* . la« l*t If* • lUe I I I •• l » I KI« AP*1*** ’* Hot|v|. '••• i| •* »• • • ' Mi* • \ I • ' • • ................... , - • ■ '•« -ii . a*, i ».a-' i n . W. 1• i It —.1 I rt •«$•+ ' A 1>111' I i I .A s s C|„V * if- uil I "Ult Kr"ll""l" C ' )'» h> y vi m !>•-"• I I " tl r M ITK K N o l l c r la h r f r l i j gltrn, lh«l br|lnnl$I ^1 »r c h I. I 9 I ( , t l i r r r l r d b j »n«l l* P ^ ’ »u«ncr uf m rr»olullon •doplril b) l b« < ll) I «»u n r 11 o f Sanford. Klorlda. I • b r l n f u ui I a f ■ I n • I aM d r l l n g u r n l t a * p a » r r * ib» rii? of Sanford, to mfnttr p««mrai ••f a l l d ' - ' l n q u r n l I i i m d v r i h r r l l ) «»f S a a f*»rd. a n d a l t h r a i m t i m e I • H I al»« •tltute Irgal pr«»rrrdln(t« to rnfofcr P - ** m r n l «»f a l l m o n r * M d u e I h r r l l ) of S , D ’ fo* tl, f « r u n p a i d aid** w a l k a n d p a « i n r l i r a * To aaoid r lira roal, » h lrb wi l l i h r r r b f • r r r u r , an? p p r a n n a o w i n g a n ? d*lli*qoeat •a m , »ldr walk or p a v i n g l l r n a . I*1 *ba r i t ) of . S a n f t i r d . m u a t ' a r t l l e a a m e » l t k m • o n or t i r f o r e M a r r h I, 1 9 1^ W l i n e * * m ? h a n d I b l a | 3 t h d a ? of r o a r ? . 1914 LM» t! Pal W M C tf hor Rent -70A Park avenue Fit quire of H C Du Ho*. First and Park avenue in tf TheRealLive B u s te r B ro w n and his Pofi 1••• C in, j >.ir \ 17 Me hor Rent 5 room hoti'imetto. $10 pet month Haynes. Herald Office G> W i ted W O' k l-> g..... . rn. c \\ . * , 1 1II I -I 1 i l l \•J•; r• \\ 5 «•i.nv:. (..-I ! 1(cl . S ir.lor ! h ..i. 51 •*•!• » ' • » hor Rent Several nice "the# rooms over Yowell's. Enquire N. I’. Yowell & Co. 32-tf City T. 1. •• , t ' l •. i N. . } 1 All r || S r ’.i 1 I' 1..i ur< 1 f. r hi-u y y ( lulling plow •g •) 11•1 •Uttlllg lie is prepared t " -t» .•II 1 t id* "f t.-.i rn \t >*r 1. Phot i .,<( j Ml I2t. * U'J H-ope t-.r lieN'li Mi >t \pp|, 11'.’ S' I‘ark Vyi ( »at f I'ost.l' f M f i f r r n fnr n r *4 ni. i .ui .n 4* *•«*• 1111 lia* 4|i|j|ir«u h i i*' >*1 II Laurel. 1•* i*e»u#s in ifror (alH'r with law 'i u I ••• tifw l l « i r I ri o t |hr |nllo^>fi( rlurrli p | 4G-tf 4*0*1 1M» si'uatnl in S**mi •solr* r«. U' .. n . ■ .(, I It • ; Ik. W ■I rooin- 70 1 ••I ^ . l - Tn i ■: •W . u... . II h ■ I " ’ •I t i i> i -i fur til-?-. i . • . ■* vs \\ • I ' »|> • ' - Gal l »• ' » !o n o u n ! and room by day or v\•••• U. ♦ w .f t•-«! i n :•1? *. * J FOR R E N T O £53 a n k in g COSTS NOTHING TO JO I N ^ leak iiC U t -S B For Sal e or R e n t — Se veral houses Magnolia and Palmetto avenues. W. J . . Thi gpe n 29- tf - V - Rubber Tire Stand- X^IIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIJOOCIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXKKIIIIinillllXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX A . -* [RISTMAS OUR For S al e — Nn nr j P Hall sweet p o t a ­ toes for seed. J . F. Aruil, Sanf ord 6 1- 9t p buggy.' practically You J o i n f For S o l e— Eggs for hatching, S. C. Rhode Island Reds nnd Whit e Or ­ pington. 15<{?r $ t .00. L. M. Lucas,' Moore's S t n t f bg. 19 (Up than half- original cost. S. M. S c h w u r t i on Golden L ake R. D. No. 1. . 5-1-21 p nrififf.ojn h M iL ' . First in high grade cigars. First'•jn grapefruit. F i r s t in pineapple^.* «*> «~ hdjie Fintt'ih'.efltiablc climate. ■ f i R O K C V. K H e f O T T I ^ tTl) A ti or n r ? &I *&l*T u#a A Vti ♦ : IN DETERMINING WHICH BANK ; >/ ♦ ♦ % ><§><§><$'$><§><$»§>'$ ♦ ♦ > <♦ ♦> ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Shall have your patronage you cannot attach ♦♦ #1 inuch importance to service. ♦ ♦ ♦> T id e If you desire a service which is accurate, ^ ♦ prompt and helpful at all times, Y O U will * ,$y find the highest satisfaction in becoming a dc- M a r c h 2nd, 19lfi ♦ positor in this institution. ♦- From :t tn 1:30 P. M. Every ( '|u|,j m SanfonI and sSemiiioli* ( ‘minty is Invited. Buster Brown will give a fret souvenir to everyone attending DICKINS SHOE.STORE x Dlf KI NS t The F'rst ” " X t “ 1 11 E XXXIIIIIIIIIHI XXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXXIIIIIlllllllXXXIIIIIIIIIillXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX 1 Sanford, Florida ^ F A K M E It ’ S ♦ ♦ ♦ F RI ENI) s T �"V i IN AND ABOUT THE CITY !! . Mr and Mi., R .'j. Hol|y took ,n the Mg relohratfon at Eustl* o n Tuesday and thoroughly-enlDyrd the «'“>• among the h,c V a r i e d U k e ' |:uanm3^aanaa.iajaauajafla«aaauuaaitani3i:;;.intfatfjnuni3fla| ABOUT PEO PLE A RESUME O t SAN FO RD HA P P E N I N G S U P T O D A T E I n * s u m m e r hou«e jtr«' ■ t e d “ i n rod,' MI m E l e a n o r •He r r i ng w e a r i ng n d a i n t y whltO f r o c k a n d red r i b b o n s presided ‘o v e r t h e pu nch ____ vi a I t t o fri vnda i n t h e e o t i t h - ern part of the state. •x w Th(> always c T ...A N D ' - - —— # H. S e y m o u r o f B r i s t o l , bowl. • ill CaoMMiiralMM Ut iKii Va „ an d Misa H. T . Cl app of 1 ‘ " ~~ 1,1 ^ *d'M|;iry ,1 ,.| Coisma to * Sicfcff F-istor.” of I’Kom At the gate three little girls in St ought on, Mass., are visiting Mrs. M»». R. A Tttkiaa. f’Koas No fOJ " k’ " ”>• wd |..M T u , s prett y white frocks, Maud Lake, W. P.' Fields in Sanford Heights. '" :•! ... ,, 'illI n t er e st Margaret Neal and Georgia Mol.ley l b- Parade, wvr.. r , , tI dddmtJidMxuiadafadddUii; t sarmi.ein, . |. ,,j , recciv. d the gm-sls Airs W fj Hines is driving , htrhroidrrg Circlr (».les Mr and Mrs l a - R o y Giles i f .if Summnrjr of thr Floating Small t r In the receiving line were Irs. new Overl and, recently purchased i Ei|*ts Its J ll Lawsuit and Mint- G ils and Mias Hurt Btliie Heardnll Tal k* Succinctly Arranged for '«•* ut \ Gr.hb>-tt. Mr* B a rr e tt , Mrs Pap i from the It Si (). Garage. I "I upon tl .. , ( harlie Seay delightfully ent er- Harry D u-hsoii F d » i n B e a m a n Or llilrrled Herald Readers I " " II " f -tat. - Florida worth at d Alls* Girvin. Assisting turned the Embroidery Circle on lan do Dp (' W Fuin Winter were A rs. Margaret Barnes, Airs, Friends of Mr. und Airs. F. J . ;» ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « > ( > >♦♦»+: I hursday During the af ter noon a Park Mr Yvrhy Mr. L o rr a in e Or i Geo (! « hristian Science S e n ices rring at;tl Airs. Tho mas Gonzales will he glad to hear of the Regular Christian s - „11 ei .......... Miss Ann Bel jman Miss A No; I Messrs. Ha t h aw a y Williams a *i-r. vice dainty salad course was served by I n do recovery of their little daughter, will I, |te|d ,.t llallciihock c f Fuat if were m i 1 • k rest Sun tl>e h<> lessen and a very pleasant Kl.zuheth Hood H (' B e a m a n from Helen, who is again at home af ter a Ref reshments were served through ■*-«> -it t h e W. la-es|iurg Mr anil Mrs. Herbert city yesterday on hunmea* ,i - Club on t l.tV afternoon was e:.joyed by all. successful ojieration f o r appendicitis, ' out the afternoon in dr.inty. individ .1Vetme '"•twee,, tril Those present were Mrs. Zeh R a t ­ Lyman Mr and Mrs. H o wa r d Ly­ ,, 4||| strj.,.,, p!ca>urc combined. I ual basket.*, llower trimmed, with at Orlando. liff. Mrs Geo. Watson, Mrs. H. B . man Forsvt Ci t y iMibjcct C h r i s t Je.l'sU< Mr. an d Mrs. i sprays of fragrant sweet peas tied Huve a few bushels Hlaek Valen­ I he puhlie is cordially invited to Coney, Mrs. H L. Gibson, Mrs. G John L a nd ma n Al tamonte A. C. on the handle. T i ny J a j i a n es c p a r a ­ ( Airs. J o h n Meisoh_ hns as her tine Bean seed. Ask for pi jeer. •‘ tend these 1C Spencer, Mrs. lorton Hopson Hawkins Si dne y Davis and T. st*r \ires. sols were the favors. T h e pretty guest* Adolph Aleisch of Sec C a u ­ Dutton C r a t e Co. -II tf and Mrs. W W Abernathy. Biatly Mr. erriwether Miss Pix grounds and decorated pergolils. the cus, N. J . , and J os e ph Ludwig of ft.nl Mr. and Irs. C. K. Henry Mrs. J os e ph Kreines of Asheville Shoe Shine Stand musir and group* of handsomtdy Stjytrn Island, N. Y. Auction Itridgr Mr and Mrs. T F. Wilson Mr North Carolinn is in the city the Open next door to Allen's The gownod women formed a scene of Mr and The Auction Bridge Club was and Mrs. Fred Wulsmun guest of her brother-in-la w Torn a, tr" beauty und grace that would tempt ........ '!»■ -•!*'« Mght and Sun.Miss Anne B ea ma n and Misa Geo D Bishop Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Williams and Mr*. Williams charmingly entertained by Mrs. C. «lay morning's. Ladies can send the fancy of an artist. Flizaheth Hood of Leesburg were 1 Vorce on Monday afternoon at Newman Dr. and Mrs. S. Puleston Sent for and deFor t h a t G O O B G U L F G A S O ­ " hf,M 10 * ‘ ■"<11 n vi t fd to meet the guests of the a t t r ac t iv e guests of Mr*. C. O. her home at Monroe, with one ext ra Mr. und Mrs. A. L. B et ts Mr. und !i v t - r t - i l ___________ ;________ 4 i . , f c the B a c h el or s ’ L I N E and S U P R E M E A U T O OIL honor were Alcsdames A. P. Con­ AlcLaughlin for table of guests which included Mrs. Sirs B W Herndon Mr and Mrs Dance on Tuesday evening. phone H . U. C o n e y , Agt. No. M 6 . nelly Ruscom Connelly T h o ma s A Pupils Will Deliale Mr and Mrs. S. O Myron Vorce of New York. Mrs. Cecil (■ah licit Neal Alargaret Barnes ForYest Lake 14-tj Till- Sanford High School and the . D. L. Thrasher and Mrs. Geo Chase Mr. and Mrs. J . N. Whi t ner G G. Herring Cl. F.'.'Smlrh 1 as Saidec Williams on Irs. B F. Wh i t ne r Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw of New Prep* of the StetMin University will Bishop. Mrs. Thrasher won the AD and Vorce R s R. Deaa r iR, C. Bower e re Mrs. Barnes of D r . und York are in the city the guests of h i i ^ a ^ n , , , , debate at DcLand on guest prire, while Miss Laura Fish and Mrs. B . L. Perkins W. L. Morgan W. R. Anr.o) D. L. Orlando a n d the M i s s es M a r t h a Tho luhj ect I* a most the top score for the club and was Mrs. T. A. Ne al Mr. and Mr s . G. F. Mr . a n d M r s . J o h n Wi ls on. Mr. Thrflsher W. F. Watxon B. W. and Sadi e I hi ckpey of Wilson. N. C. Bradshaw is a well known commis­ weighty oty» and one that i« right given the prize. Club members pres— Mrs. T. A. Neal Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Herndon R. A. Newman S. Pules­ , lr. an d Mrs. Hal Wight u to now • The subject for the de ent were Mesdames C. O. sion hian. M c ­ Smith ton Fred Walsman R. J . Holly Mrs. J os e p h Krenins of Asheville. liate is 'Resolved that it is not n e c ­ Laughlin, B. W. Herndon, S. Pules Mr. and Irs. If. B l a c k m a n Mr Received from New York this Henry Wight Hal Wight Krunk N. C.. is the - guest of Mrs. T o m essary for the present Congress tr. ton. A. IV Connelly R. A. Ne wman. und rs. S a m mis Ir. anti Mrs. F. j Miller F. J . Gonzales Miss Traf- Williams. week an o t h e r invoice of latest spring .. • Mr. and Mrs. \V. F increase our present facilities for F 1. Miller i\nd Miss Laura Fish L. Woodruff ford tis* Kish trs ( ’ . II lu-fstyles. T r i mm e d and untriinmed national preparedness " Wat-on Mr and Mr* Wood hats and (lowers. Air-* Grip-.- C Her Airs A1 F Robinson Airs. Mrs ( i urs'er 1* a guest of Tl r dclr.JC i, :j,„. u ,) r uIf Mr and Mr* W M Me rail High I I undrrd Club A W Fitt s Sr Airs Geo [> Hotel Carnes, Sho ts being cordially W illia m s next doer tn M'-Fuffc. Kitition Alt', and Mr* G D ll.irt 1,1111 H ’J'-L’ ; ' S m l man;. w II g" The cut genial little neighborhood Bishop <> W Brady * Airs (' A! greeted by many friends made on a 51 2 lc f'om here tS'att...',| ,j„. Dr and Mrs. .1 N Itohson Mr and band of friends known as the Fight Berry Mr- ( ’ O 1 cl.iiughlin Mr*. former visit M's F C Ro-irn Hit Mr a<i.| Mr* 1r*. N II G a n i-r "I- i t Del. 11. d Mi . a n d It in dr< d Si wii c ( Pili wi re gracinu* I "i o VIrI'lmill.i* Gelxen Mr* s I It -r.tr ' ! r .1 Mr( ha* m *v«*r: il d a y < of t In* » k. " •t tett ii ed Py Mr \\ irren Ty Stryk.-r Mr* Hurt Ali*se* Adelaide It •' Mr ‘ and Mr- K P I ' " t r ov ,-r t i t.tki in t t ’i \\ ■!' I • Ur AA-di.e-dav afl.-rinoi T h e hour MiimI i -I Ser i Ii r s >11 ml at Lillian \ it in* Higgins Ale*.lames OQOoooaoooaoaooooooooaooaa Mr ai d Mr* K«-t.t K..*-e!'.-r Mt l«»n hir 1 lid; IV ll 1 br.it •> i ., wet* - i f . i ii form.illy with i •••••II* • II-..II . ri .. . I I > t) Chas e II. F Whit ner Sr. : K- ni Ro**i tt.-r F. F l l o u * ho l d - r \ *<it t heir iu.it • !1rt*ml a •! Neapolitan ice cream uud •III utlpo ’ ll it III .1 ul tin * i . t ' Il|* wnrk ll. F. Whit ner J i . Mobley J oh n I Dr. and Mrs. It. I. Mason D 11 vt*st. fore them hext Sunday nior iiii.i* fancy rakes were served' ut the re Pecks Roy Synl^-s Geo Davis Hart mil Mr*' Win Buchanan Mr an d. V E T E R IN A R IA N Ft joying the hos G. F Frrriald F F Dut ton W J A full supply ’ cuke, t om a t o, pep Fverv im-mlti-r id th. i*> ur^ui fre-hmei.t hour Mr-- M F Robi nson Allen June0 o , jilt..lit'. o( their charming hostess Id per. eggplant at Dutton's Item, In |.,. pri-.elit Thi gpen I leane Turner ------- O F F I C E —-— 9 .i.n| I r- J o n e s Mr II I. Pap wen \!i -i| ' iiics \ | Miuarik Ann. Tingiil.ir and pot at o seed. 1| tf w 'I ••'•PH ,| w-. ' I 1 • and M * V K I’.IW. r • ° HAND BROS. STAHLKS J * I ; • • •i. |11M ' ill * • I ' r i i l \•|. •*i ** m Brad llnh u 1'iiiihli Mi-' M iriMfet 11 ,. , -• i M - t '-I \ >.r.a- and I. it \ nr.. o t llI D II a \es a lid M i ­ 1 \ mi.- g t i l e l.-lltur.* Ill 0 Bring in your l a m e u n d sick J •br. M . .1 Ir. R It Dea* Mr and N i ■ T u r k h a s .*r r ; v • •! id III •I D 9 hoi Sr-* and mule* Have them [ It., I- V w . el. * .1 III P-I lg 0 Mt- It I m ,-t C , : M ( !. . . ii ..I i f " ."III w ill III* t In- gm -i ii * \| l,.l 0 treated Have their tis-th ex- j I ' " 1 I I I " 1'1*1 V. wi ll tie t lie M * .; M i l M* It i T a t ai » : »»r M‘ «' ' ! tttM •• P urnmed, shnrj. c o r n e r s drv-wil < ». .'.I f .... I .<•! i • I li trr v U Id 1•«kt•\ put.id". under tin- -iu*piec* of 2 down, projections cut oil and de- J It •W : AD ind Mr 1 ' i. ii i ll :*irH . »<••! f * i« t t M of c l l l " ; . i i ., I h it I" I Ilf I Worn.in'* 0 rayed molars extracted. AI r -ind It" V t hr U . I! tr" Department 1 * .1 1< .1 W 1I i '. i k a . h ar (1 i- -i MlUsir . i * ol 0 ( made d. I" .tries l hat vaill Im \ III* S. ,| • F I M II ADii|i>l It r • ' |l g 1 ••r :t tii D O O U O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t l l .n r <i «»t* I* III* !*•*••' i • ■ o n m l . r - "1 '' • hair tlol.al.v pKrmle ...in iii.it' "I i . i i lb rm M atnl AD g AD ' m . a n I .nr ■<v\ |t • F« % . . • tomorrow .>at urday aft t•r1. iMrtger^ n\\lU•" and will furfii-.li uiny informaAI i** RtHji A It Key / t. also utliet hair I .1K »H. • \\l .It t lie I’ Irish Hollse I’r i/e* * ill I-. give. i t - . ( n»h ib ir* -i AD 1 *\V 1 AD" A * vnur ha'r withir . t • xt •:r •1 i ', ,• i , l . | - vi ill i . am* »?:i: t f., till t •>--1 ,IU«I *••* *»f).I 1" *t »|,-.-"f *. , . Alt and AD* l •’1*11 Mut 1 ' AT \ - 1 f or ( . i ln i' i gi i i iiuio i i l l . r u . g» Judge* will lie . tl «*-•- tl Mr a ini AD- ( , A D•'( . 11 •* AD-* at. d ».ir \ I I |I S f " f \\ \A llllil ms \' .i.ir lltwki ll* .1! d T 1 li a w km* Ir.im ii tit nf I o w n v i - r t o r * hi t i l e c i t v / nlrrt ».'i ng \l utiallr • ll « It" tin tint k ll"W t b" ■htldre it or Air Mi** It F' i b Laura BFi*h rapt V M KIP' liul.i is a . h.ir iiiu.g v. h'l.t <tl« fi " f Mr* Fun im- AI i i n«.in AD ;i * d Air* 11., i * Jill Tr fit D i- bop.'-l ib.it ! It ii « I ;» in|»ic»tiHIiip for ifrrf >l.i \in» I •, .1.1 * ■lid Vh•t> i Cl . it ’s It : . 1 1 d a y th l A1- ai -1 AI r >* \A > |...r,i. Ir *|ll ♦ .• .1 I.IL* a fT,i 1/ 111 \ h I •1 AI Hi ml ^ ••» t into i h»* u im>i |s \I • •••* t >• I o .1 . ■* . v. : n.g at t i . - -.( >.i "bi rd will •Mill \ p t -I M * i* !• \ |*:irf \ Iipi • m* t * .• Dr ail I Mr I. It Philip- M- M II.ir - •- Mr ..-.I Mr l hr .tH« «•'1 «i \ •It h'.t •a it i, n o ii|c.i o f ki Ui i k* . !• • t a iisj.i. e .» I the Truth ■ . ng i. 1 . AD. AD.r I.. l.al . Ml ... I Mr* It .1 Miller vi t lie1 r«- t lime it \•>1;•r.!:i\ Pi M . lass '| In-tf w. n some d*. !«\ phnnr ri-a. b".|1 \‘ r amI r* II. Alilb-r Ir and 11 •• • fif • *»• # Just ll<»u ht* tin J u*t hou h«• kill*"! k. ,1 mu-i.'.il niiinl.crs which <n Mi I I Go : -!- Mr <I II «!•*«*r u i i hr u ,»s 'lift i; * . I •*.. "|.. *.\ \fr- M. 11 mg. r I . rn.,1-1, M;- II I. D. Forte * Mt .il k ii »'\ vr hr k T|"» II h ‘At i 1m, nl .1 »f Mon rin tl i ii mi I■v Mr- St. in nicy .-r and Mrs mid Mr* \A A Ti l l - D- m.-i Mr* .i talr ii- alfr •A«i> !l \ITil tor ti 1-npez .1 Ii *10111 t rs» thr Air* K It l!-‘ In \|. . 11 i.g.-t two trio- givell l.y Mrs llewar.l, Alt a r. .I r* A> I. ii h " t * nf In r ■I.i uglit" r Mi** (i«or^,. \t:irr u »s> i»t tl * p|t% •i > eng.igeinenl i i .i ei. ll. rinli'ii Mr« tic.. h'.i* AD and '.Mrs F T Dutton. r ( iood Florida Hoof. F't i-d t ••r•I.i> ininKlitiH a monif hi* m.in> Met t m g c i . a mixed ipiar- Air- (• P Herndon Air amt Mr* Nina Rut h Rowland t« Air i ml The Host Western Beef. k<«>n vittr I It At nr for. | nf lac AD** frii'mi*. (i<»nr£«* ha> I m***ii m. i na rr \\ Mi\\ U Alien atl \ «' P ll"!tid *» AI an 1 AI F It . f i Spring l«iml). u tl v from N. w It- wland w i l »* l o P n t \ F oi h - s l i o u s 1 a i •• * ti ger ,, 11.1 Messrs |-. | M n l l . y , D •1 •1 AD- De 1ftr *1*11* pa -t b n ’ York . it . ( 'IiieaRo Milk Fed Veal. loit 1».im «•mIntrk«*<i tjpot > •• v u* a>nl S (> S|nnj.,i|ser r• 1 U 1 > •k 1» > t •" Alt -i• 1 v ••ir- * , I* •Il*r»akinsf no^ ami *tl! I • i» < <nil Fed I ' ir.> ......... w. t. r. --|r -. .1 • . AD* AD AI i t • I. M AI l( I’t irk SaiisiiRe. It A II •1 \t M .... V ' i. . AI 1 1 i- • L ialt l'ud d iun . i I* • • . M M«•v 1 .......... t ..*!••••• • vt.•<*•»•••-v I’ij's l'’eiT Jelly " m IP gvvx a.id ;.i . .In if i . i <|. r. .1 <P I cht t'llly .)»'•• aitil N. tl ( h.it- H'lrh, A \\ Head Cheese M l : . . to t ' ii li I>>rii in ^;. I I . oil. I III p . . 11 idly Among the best num- Ikown. A F Vow "11. 1. P M. I IImill ii.in ndn t o . t h e Gulf. St nice. , •inuni two charming readings 1•\ Culler 1i t 'ulT r ■Ralph D T .1 D. Mi** M ary Jl/ajup'ii I Kenner and iiistrumtii . Fancy - Cliipcd. iUuif------A AI. 1 angbltu. \\ \\ i g bt . Gen I I. r. IT" w-i \ \r bv t rolv n Spenl-er and L- ffb r U H 11mne Made Corned Beef. S, w T!lertrii t'on.p'.inv 11 . . . ■it hv '" I |. |•(.•'!. w. < h •• \\ o.lThe Best I lams and Bacon i r - . ngton id.-a wa- fur i h. i It u mi i C;t rl ^. h AD •I A1 Fat Chickens. i ». it tin. t • I •i !. AA P 1 irti-r, AD - i 1- 1 i-. A| . I. n*al hat* ' "i M ■ i . h ' \A ' II AD ind AD D. i . I -- h.I- (Of A| A 1 D KD I; A -1 Alt A1 >1 I rand \\ ill Pillestoil, Alt Tel 1 . tin F - l I l t p u n b u a- *•-! ved I hrone b lnl,„ Mfitn h. AD and Air* AD* l ■' tile eve ii g -in.I -i v ai i- I y ot G wy tin Fox Air and Air* <•••*• 1• Ali*s Km mu Girvin of Wa sh i n g t o n . ' ' io i n. ■ Hi ide . and v wa* -old Fox, Air and Air* l> I, T h r a s h e r , .. i ..in: 1 '• 1. 1- ..( * |e* Georgia, i* the guest of her si-U-r. I I-oslie Bryan, S a m Air and A1i* T i i hi*u bu-itiP* i ri c; . l *ii|.||i|ii-« Air* Cecil ( fabbett B a r n e* . AD'rris SpenMini /(tiglun Kntrrlnint Yot.nts, 1 H Bark Ave. and Second Street w II open about tl-" ti •Hi f>!f Alar.' rer, Alis* Snidee Williams. Mi.** Last Thur-.lny evening the Daugh . \I floor tl-'iil I" g >n lln- Ibi Airs F <• Hayes has r e tu r n e d ! •er* of Wesley met at the home of A u r a AD-LaugFliii. AD** Eli zabet h Itski t\ " " iVirll a V* It IP'Api ' I f j Mr* .1 D Roberts and were enter M I'LaiigMit'. AIr« C O Alcl.autrb ."lellt .. ••* • . A|r ('h.irh»•«% 1*i. A .lined by Mias Bessie Knytnn lin. Mis* ll et ring, Air* Alary F in" i iiti v • • ..t In p i 1 s.ii ford f" The regular business was attended Hjkgins. Ali-*e* Higgins, Ali*s Chui 'll g gag"'I l.y t ll Southern B 11 <> fir*t then came the social turn ^3= h ut e Hand, Miss Muriel H a n o i . I . And you will sec T< |. phone Co -I’ 'I with In* wif, The refreshment hour was turned Aljsses Chappell, lis* Nellie Elder | ;o*t of ti tend-W ho w il that the well dres­ hn* mad*. t>> a .haling dish putty which win Air Wildnmitl M e a d e Fox. AD and be glad t " learn that Air m,t| Alrsed men buy their nr-d Airs I) G Monroe, S AI |. •iijoyed l»y all. Charlf* are to become permanent Lloyd. is* BeBe Smi th. Will Hill. haherda-slu n from resident* *'f t h•* citv /lu.-Ar/.iA. Jjun ir Miss Schultz, Air* I It S t r v ke r . Ik L. Perkins the Fvi-n more successful than in Mr and AD* H-*-trv- Wi ght. Ir a n d N e r v e end Gol f . fonder year* the Bachelors Dance Mrs. A B. Wal l ace . Air. A. M. Haberdasher. . . Somebody e a r * that you can t play lands out promi nentl y n* one of Thrasher. Air nnd Air*. II F' golf unless you have the nerve Most the most enjoy able of the many de­ Marks . Air. and Mrs O L T a y l o r . RENDERING PERSONAL SERVICE Have you seen my line of men display a lot ot norvo In think­ lightful dances given this season Mr. and Airs. J . S. Wilson. Air and ing they call J.lav It Cleveland Plain has boon an important factor of this H ink since it Sport Shirts? The y proved themselves to lie iderl Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Airs I R Dealer w ; l s establLshou, and has greatly aided the uphuild* hosts on Tuesday evening nt the Hurt. John Russell. ing of new businos. Hotel Carnes. BushnelT* Orchestrn Ilraulih.l Cjitrdm I’arly frbm Dr-Lnnd furnished they- most The Seminole County Bank is a Mom? Institution Quick’s Chill Tonic cured my husband entrancing music for dancing. The In honor of Airs Harry Pnj.wnrth and Lakes special interest in the welfare of the of L Grippe and Fever after the doctor s i Kra d was ted hy Miss Laura and Aliss E mma G i r vi n. n charming community. F'lsh and anil Mr! Mr. Ernest Ernest Galloway, Galloway, who garden pnrty wns given on W e d ­ m'l.ULA c'I' r" ) ACH! "lJri'fton. Fla VUh Accounts subject to chiH’k. or in our Savings introduced a number of new nnd nesday from three to five bv Mr* Sold by L. R- Philips & Co.. 25c Department, are cordially invited. jirelty figures. Punch wajt served Cecil G a b b e d und Mrs. S. F. Hnri ™------- TT? FOUR PER CENT IN TE R EST throughout the evening hy n bevy rett nt the nttri{rtixL»-home of Mrs. of charming Indies and tempting G a b b e t t. P A I D ON S A V I N G S A C C O U N T S refreshments were dispensed during T h e Gahhett h o m e on the lake the intrrini*si6n shore with its beauti f ul ground" 'led Little Happenings— Mention of Matters in Hricf— Personal Items of M r s. I R. E V E N T S ... • v ,a j DR. A. DOLAN I HARDMAN’S MARKET MEAT WF. HAVE IT DRESS TALK NO. 3 ■ .rm GEO.W. HARDMAN PHONE 366 LOOK! • LOOK!! If 1 J La Grippe And Fever Cured I THE HABERDASHER When You Eal Why Not Gel the Best, When il Costs no More? We ate here to serve you with the very l«'*t of . r>t‘ v. pcrly in a perfectly sanitary kitchen und * t v . 'I m ‘ he right way pro* T H E B O N I T A C A F E i; N E W W O O D R U F F B UI L D I N G I’ HONK 152 SANFORD. H.ORIDA Don’t forget our Ictf Crcartt Parlor ju.sl across Ibe slreet Among the out nf town gU"*l j.retty garden* is *<> well . dapl.-d ; w,-|e for outdoor jiartie* Th e pergolas i Mr and Mr* C AI Hi. Ihv Mr were il'ed for n f i <**b rnenl * a i d D It Tuten Air and Air* Godhfrv t i s t e f ul l y decorated. Air* Forrest Dri'ku Air. R aymo n d Dreka Mr Lake, wen ting n char ming J a p a n e s e Frnneis ill-r Air N*:il J arkaon cost ume setved tea nnd salad from a T o m J ack s on Air. nnd Irs R. M summer house, hung with J ap a n e s e Mn-d ll-Tt Fish fioin I)r-Land lant erns and paranoia. She was a s ­ Air. nnd Mrs. M c E l r o y Mr. and sisted hy Ali*» Lillian Herring nfid IjI SIHitt MtUimiltlltMiMMMIliUlMIMtMMMIMHnitMMMMIIMMIMMMMII.M-IHIIMiMII ........... * .......................................................... - ■ .... ............ . Mr*. Seth Woodruff Mr. nnd Mrs Miss Adelaide Higgins, very l ovely I). T H R A S H E R , V.|»rc«. H. L. Beaman l i s t e r Beaman .Mr. J nj .an e s e maid*, direct from Jii|inn F O R R E S T L A K E . P r c a . A. R. K E Y . Cas hi e r J S a n fo rd , Flo r id a f A Home Bank for Home People 1 •a i a M i H ti - r——rr -y - ' k : «■ ’a s -T -T- r - aL'. .adlB -■ ■ -jr-rr TTT* ...................’ T -I I 1 -r-J �I OFFER A Little Thinking A Little Work And an Auto as a Prize A Short Race 3 Short Weeks And You Can Have Ithe Ford Closes next Monday night, February 28th at 8 o'clock. Only 2 more days to secure the extra 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ballots on your $ 2 0 clubs of old and new subscriptions. Best extra vote offer of the campaign will soon be over. Don't be satisfied with one club, get as many as possible. Right time is the time to sesure a big lead in the race. New candidates can enter the race now and win a prize M arch 18th <£ at at & You Can Easily Win! Vote for Your Favorite Now! L I S T O F C A N t H D A T E f c AND S T A N D ! N O Next lint will lie puhliiihed T u e s d a y . Send in your nume and b e ­ gin nn a c t iv e campaign ut O N C E . Each c a n d i d a t e in this list bus an equal opport ut .i ty to win t h e Ford. K i t c h e n Ca b i ne t . Wat c h , Parlor Suite Merchandise Order or Camera E v er y c an d i da te who fail* to win a priZ" w II !"• paid 10 per n nt c a sh e, .i nin*«i . . „ on Mi j . - v . amuii « «l mo. ,•> t hat lie or sin turn:* in during the cafnpniffn t o r h a uh-ci i pt.o..- pro viding they re ma i n act ive l y hi the campai g n until the * lose and ma k e a cash report each wvek Mi l die Cy li»|. Alta ll o n t e 11 .i r i \ I. * ii ■gi r t " mm 1•» » hi prmgA l i> m \ i V.ooo . M i i i Ituth Allen, l.ongvvnod 7 000 Alfri d I t o l - n n . Sa i ford i .mm I i .•t»1•I a* M ri \\ \\ F'r \ M s It I I ' i •» i !l iih * J ihiii .* • •»i »ii S. i i, (nrd 1iV »•••• i>ai forO 7 mm i n s i \ mi mm Klnt^r y K*»i!••r** II' »M• 1 fi.0 0 0 I. fit Ol pf |Hl F i l l in T h i s Coupon Now LISTEN’! At h'itsl do yourself the justice of send­ ing in tins coupon. It is really far more eas\ to win than vou imagine. Let u> t • 11 v«»u ahotil ii Send m i In-, a.iidi nomination coupon then Mart gathering i In* subscript ion> of \ our Iriends and ucighliors. Start right now. Good For 5000 Votes N O M IN A TIO N Ti. XL ' T o n AO ^ T 2 \ r Is G * _ ™ ' ' ' ' t ]\ Jn \ U L / lU 'l l nay send lt> their friend '• for -end t i l e III t o th ine who can V* i u r fl l e n d t t h a t VOU subscri pti ons. u*e t h e m i lili|i"l them now ami p e r m i >, a 11V F i r s t Gr a n d P r i z e FO 1916 Model Roadster Equipped with Electric Lights. Price $423.50 F. O. B. Sanford, Fla. Ah a Candidate in your l ’.*>li' Sharing C inpa.gn ! ■ 1 year ‘2 years !l years ■l years a years * 1.000 This brand new car will be awarded to the ( ’andidate securing: the L ar­ gest Number Votes in this Campaign w 'I .in*! *-••■>( tti uitiic until Mini tiny. I . t » *tii| . t »• u ii** -• fn|* ,*r bring- in f'.fn worth >*f I •1 • •. V . * . . I. I .*,'■• -'ll .* . It. , , - —»• t .' . , 1 , b.I.iO m i J Jo i b* or 'lit- ■.m Minin' uni! l l n ) will In* gi vrii IniMifH! ex *- a vote- on each club. r i i ...... extra votes m ix In- held i m ... c t v c the ijirti*' m the regular volt*., itritl Millbf* gooil i 11?•| t hr . |o/ i.tgbl of I he i. unpui gn. Atitl rein, Mibcr. you tiu mil. h a ve n» b n . g or ..-.of t - th,. tnt;tl nmmfiil iif »'■!" • ' •• • * *n.• S •’ • m i i• , i . ii i' i iii.i ' i f i.mi 11»inurrom . f * » " " • . • v .1 i. I \o . ii r ................I •( . v. r. .loll *r >•"« ’* ■ '.I1 ••!(■' « Ii k |H .• I .1 thr * I. ••.- i f t hr I if* I t •’ J H| 1 L ..... ..... ••11 M I . C . 1 •. I • , I• • o 1 I 11I I II III \ .It . . . • !• ■ • xii*.i \iit. •i f I — in In- made iluriyg Purchased and on display al L. R. Philips P u r c h a s e d F r o m a n d on D isp lay a t S a n fo r d F u rn itu re Com pany TWO WATCHES 2 0 -y ear gold filled case, Elgin or Waltham movement. C h o i c e of bracelet, chateline or gents'. Display at T. J. MILLER & SON • ••• * S e tte e , R o ck e r, S t r a ig h t C h a ir From and on Hr/. 1 It is easy to load, quick to operate and is hound to please anyone who prefers pictures of the 2 1 _> x -11 ■» size. This thoroughly reliable little camera is well made, possesses the Autographic feature, permitting the writing of date, and title on each negative at the lime of exposure. Purchased ■- •,i « V. Autograph Camera new Acme Kitchen Cabinet l I *• III Three Piece Parlor Suit * •1.000 0 ,0 0 0 10.000 on .S I* YOU ( AN MAKE BIG MONEY for t i | * ^*i | the next few weeks by entering cam­ paign NOW and winning this Auto. Get As Many Clubs As Possible 2.f)00 Tin* above number of votes will he given and renewal subscriptions and arrearages. Mat i i g ■JM h . .t * ......................>• I1 " ' " 1 the remainder of 1 1 r •a t Votes allowed .$ 2 .0 0 •1.00 t;.oo 8.00 10.00 HERE IS THE PLAN •" SCALE OF VOTES Price Only Two More Days ' 1*' M >I >KESS lim e for every $20 club of subscrip­ tions you turn in by 8 P. M. Monday, February 28th. ill*- i"T 11•11.• A D D RESS f T o Get Those 100,000 Extra Votes Santord Machine & Garage Co. (Mil; the IT:* . Nomination Blank < a>i for Each ( 'andidate will T'rmMt rts at Mill \ ote>. ~ NOW IS T H E TIME i* » . COUPON ..... You should secure the old subscriptions while they will count for extra votes. Turn in every possible subscription before this, the best vote offer closes. T h e s e lett er* will (let -ee THEREFORE, X i U W • W R IT E T O Y O U R F R IE N D S be furt.ished f r e e ' t o During this o ffe r s renewal subscription will count for as many'extra votes as a new one. During the latter part.of the campaign extra votes will be tfiveit onNfftW subscriptions only. On Display nt (lie I N'nMINA l E. S IG N E D enter and win a valuable prize during the next 8 weeks. m u; d a te j This gives county candidates a great opportunity to •J i.HIII ,ii ford Sanfor.| M • * i t .» I I 1111 p» M i>- Vas that there are a very few entered from the county. date* M i n Klin belli Stafford. Sunfi ml I.ill** • I1 L IS T E N ! We have had a large n um b e r of cirrulur l e t t e r * printed thityt candi­ JO 0 0 0 Mias Mary Aul i n, Oviedo LO O K! Look over the list of candidates printed today; note 7 000 M i — liild.. t i ni -o n . Sanford Mr STO P! Purchased and on display at GMZG0D Henry McLaulin’s, Jeweler & Co. Drug Store $15 M E R C H A N D IS E O D R E R An order for $15.00 worth of merchandise such hs the winner may choose from the stock of Z. Spinks, General Merchandise, Oviedo, Fla. TEN P ER CENT CASH COMMISSION ON NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS TO NON-WINNERS OF PRIZES You r a n ' l W in thin ram|»ni|tn — t h a t is . impossible. If you (ail to win o ne of the writes we will pay you 10 per rout r a -h c o m m i s ­ sion on t h e gross amount of s u b s (Mptio„ money you collect for new r uli scri ptmu' , pres tiling ><n, remain active unt.l the close of the r am* 'llk" ‘ 11 ‘ •*'(| r* |»s»rf •a. b week ufi.-r starti ng T h e c ampai g n ' I re I.ini|i;.ifu ami a very guo*l pnyig job II you want an aul . . „ , y„ llr , IIO ma t t e r w h a t >ou want, enter your. name. Y u l' CANNOT LOSE. For Further Information, Call, Phone 148 or Write The Sanford Herald, Sanford Fla. V T ite3i J -^1 -J STiflBa g ^ ^ ,^. - , . ------------------- ----------T: ,- >Vimatwsr. C.-g L!iLM T O anM ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - ^ �I T u J " " 1 lh" 1 “< »"« r.ur „ rubtlr fn»lrucllon r#c »■ unc# tbxl I »HI »*»ln hr krirby •" thr I)«moer»tle noinlna ia4ldii« Oman Profited by R e c t o r ’* : R e m a rk s on th e S u b j e c t of S n o b b l i h n e t i . •' Public ln»U*e«|on. I Irrl of Sup* « in thia ofilro to' rra I i n '■ till**! Iplain lo th» ill prr*on*lly «* (Ml I * I a#k y»»wr ruoprritlon an.1 ra Mnir t hr campaign tml your l,i "m I tort or Itrow n. "e x I' m - te r however M • I •• |•l>■ lli.iv hr you don t •' ■'*' 1 ‘ " 'r l i l in i n at t h e m ne *•• ■u l m|naiH7'' ■In'"* F i l l , WI ANI* Wll.l* MAN , at the r rr*>«rll a rai. l- l i s • .i-rniilrnijaiit t.f l*u i n..|» < ounl y . ............. rrmiar) II •>lrrlr.| | .. ,n»l aitrnlloo and lb. l ,,t, i hr ilullra o l th* ..I l Iirlla'p " it d e a r A- I "• li\ IIP,| * asked Min r e c t o r . I n i' Ins w i |i •• i|ii| niit s e e m so atlia-t It ax USMul Vrl) rrapertlully. T W. I.A W H>\ v n> r l a .am at>> l o t i b I -el id l*ui lie In* #u , ut j>. I « III.' I ra ' (i,. \*n» nli the Iri.r I mi . | |pr r laafinie fun-llpn.l Ilia \ , |f „t .I i. puM la. a i-rall'a* llul"...-.. .Il nwaf.r a mop* ny huh).* an I Tai , , iy | ark fp.r y mr ruji^wL nni -k I an rnlitle.1 toll. •rftAM iW . . f a-nrncr* »ill tro of » •UgkWkZ- ' *" ' " •’■I •I.' r e tu rn e d |t a tilth* ■ms iih\mu* that •■o* 'li ■r o i l i'< von speak of nre n'' *!v l - t t v silly and w icked dlstlDC' ''-is " I t h o u t real KignlPi'ance W hat * Imln s a man w ears, who his f a t h e r ai .1 m o ther w ere what o p p o rt u n i t y for si booling he had or was d e n i e d — do •bines giv** any i n tim a tio n of Ho- titans i s s e t i t i a l worth or v a l u e ? i.v m y rsmliils.-y for thr pel |,ni of Public I no rut Inn !| iiii'j****! to th« itrrliinn of it., ii ( I'rtiXxry ,r ,il| b* • »ptir»rls*e<| M W Ia j v k u .. | b»"b) * Uaa ol 5»raii..pi» 1 IN NEW UGH SAW THINGS UUIII > l|««sl f’ * call'! . L .,nirnJ»ol <|( Public Imlruflion. * ^ . ‘jJj7 n ( ATI«*N Mr llouard hold. . laff,fjb<a*" ant Diploma it«.i»«l by .h . Mlchitao S'...... ' »b*r» he .ludisd . o.t.iie JPW. n.r yraia. takinf in addition U the ro-**-. Tou.aea In l,.»rboIoc>. TV. Ill to') ar.d Srienrr ot Kduralion. and Pule Ir StloxT itdon lie alio •.udlrd one y.-ar •I tb» State L'ni.eralty of Indiana, one war at "• '•• at a fu'h iottalde s u m m e r ro*-"rt | s.it " a i r t i m e th e c ro w d b a th in g Among th em t h r e e men worn c o n s p i ­ cuous It was a p leasu re to s e e t h e i r broad should ers th eir d eep c h e s t * , •h.-ir splendid limbs F in a lly th ey hut tin* w a t e r and d isap p eared Into one of the b ath h o u ses P r e s e n t l y th ey I Mill A VAUGHN trrr.sAtsIII,SM “ reappeared In o v e r a l l s ! T h e y were workmen building a house nonr by. To most of th o s e who saw t h e m , t h e i r physical s u p e rio rity had v an is h ed un­ der their w orkin g clothes. I hereby ammunne a. a <-.nd,,D> tha otn.-e of I'at tw.iiir, an I ...i hi rround of fwr onal *•.•! . f i t , - t,,,,. ,, al iliiv 1.. p.ef inn ,h. dolm of ihr ............. | a*k h- Ifip ift uf nl ,| . "Rome d a y ," continued t h e d o c t o r , I »ll! a ... . ■ . I . we shall all lay aside o u r c l o t h e s U, llo.ai.l prepared hlm«elf e«|w-ia!ly for a ' "I • •’ .. . l. .. ...... liKf a lmiiMlrriun of *t,- .,*T\ ■ and our bodies as well R om e who \ it • m \ri*»: i. •■'i . i * Mi x . - . t n - i » . r ' i m p re s s i v e with •! - r Pt'e i Ii .Hh -s and th eir a t t r a c t i v e f.*p.s and bodies will then look pill full' *liri'el.p.l and shrunken K X P K I l l E N C E t H e t a « * h t one _ . lr the m u n ’ O' d l a f i e t »chool . o n e y e a r In Taafeiegl.-n Fr t r nd - A r a d e m y , a n d had > u y e a r , •f i vrr e- . l t l ri ( *er t enr » a* Super i n' emdet i l of n t y I' . •• • a •a' Inti * ml lr«« I fifl ll |() »a o«| r» * » .1 a » inif li'.ik into th e scrv BILLIARD GAME Noted Player Also Has Decided Inclination to Painting. O ra M ornln git.vr Mas N e v e r Used HI* A r t i s t i c Ability as a S o u rc e of R e v e n u e — Mas O rig inality In H>s M ethods. O ra Mnrnlni: tat until r e c e n t ly » Idol)* k im n n a p uni* nl lln* fo re m o s t hllliaril p l a y e r s . f tin* w orld. was unc e r t a i n fur ninny y e a r s ax In llie pro fes s lo n In* "owl.'I . h o u s e It u a s a t o s s up b e tw e e n htlllarils ami paintin g, nml h i s Inellnatlon w as d ecid ed ly t o ­ w a rd s t h e a r t i s t i c c a r e e r T h e r e s u lt h a s b e e n s o m e " bat of a c o m p r o m i s e , for w h ile M or n lu g x ta r Is fa m ou s as a billiard p layer In- Is a ls o c los ely w w lded to painting About a y e a r ngo M n rn ln g stn r wax ■.im pelled to seek a m o r e c o n g e n i a l c l i m a t e fo r his wife, w ho w a s In very p oor h e a l t h and lo­ c a t e d In Arl/ntin T h i s wonderful c u e a r t i s t Is n e v e r h a p p ie r t h a n when ut his e a s e l Ills reijf. lies In th e c r e a t t p n of latul»n^^<f*,Uijot^,;niid sotuo of h l * * b c s t wdcV»-hrf\e jrysryp|jtd_much f a v o r a b l e c o m m r d t j 'f t j 'u r t e xh ib itio n s M o r n l n g s t n r h a s n e v e r Used 'hill a r t i s ­ tic a b i l it y a s a s o u r c e o f re v e n u e . l|o p a in ts fo r t h e love o f t h e work* an d his p i c t u r e s ad orn t h e w n lls .^ ef th e h o m e s o f m a n y of his frlpudn iu whom he hns p r e s e n t e d then), l i e . m a y bo sahl t o I*.-' .iig, to t h q tfchdeVii myiool T h e r e Is .|iyln;illt> y n h i A* m e th o d * Muring th e s u m m e r u t 1011 t h i s ' v e r ­ s a t il e g e n t l e m a n m a d e a n u m b e r of b eau tifu l " k e t c h e s a l o n g u ltli th o s e tw o r e l e l o . i t i .| a r t i s t *. M It la-ixHor and l l l e b a r d S w a rt '»• Id* r Ka» h sue ........led In .lining s e v e r a l e V ' - l l i n t The laxative tablet with the pleasant taste to relieve constipation R and sluggish We', have the exclusive U*eJUng rights for this great'laxative * * •• h * tin •li;iinli**rrnul'lM. H would si eni to you uiterly silly nntl ludicrous for people to m a k e s u c h ridiculous diet 111! Moms ' Hut tire th e y t ill' t- .re ahMird-th.in We wlo tl we O 1 . flu -ttTIO k'flll llf lllst Ittt'l tolls Uaf) I*.I tern» '•) Apputnimrnt anil for lf»i» U | fr^l that I uni rn tili rtl to your *ifl i m ) if r l r r l n i mill flir offlr** e | H . t «1 aitrnfl*in •»» thr fetor** « ' " | I Mill.I »■-'.*t \nur alllipiiM Sfvro unr L. H. PHILIPS & CO a I * '* v «i.| -• Mam It I I* .. •f11• i. ••*f iti tii«* 4th I »ls mi*I a mt a** suiiu • 4 f*-«ailutliin 4ti*l I »«nt too a( fhia nm«* to ( it» I nurtril s » nf.i»it * I a»n rlpp'wl th*’ I t ai l l *••! all Me irnr fur <»•ip * I» tf *eik if.C thr •a *• * "Uiil> anil taiil u*** ti tia'T»»i»rj\ muh i h* h* i 'hr* -It* t ICtJ* li Mini rnlirr * iionty w rit hrtnr «uil *»*m • «M •*;!>:•' of all |||'iPlf in * fur il mil a* It*•III uU li fc» I !»*••« ittrnl ••f *U ft'tiin fill t|. i >H Ii fl |I aI>1 - r* I* I II • « a* |a| ’ ' • III* • ’ tt l.,i\** • i ut I M I I I I I ti l i t tlo f |If « \* li:i\* l»Mi•«? of V t' • •! ro- t*n In r 1 r * f i •• It t» . h.' tt • • * i • t i * • t •i . i •* v ii i" * . |i \ i u n to ot»»* o f \ hr* thr*-n m e t n i jifiH . 111 I i u t i i M * * flit*, I ■ *n Vrr v fV* •I** •t fw; > y H K I I It M • •-ti** tin IIS v ti i viit r I •-•! BUSINESS CARDS It t . * . r !l tlnil Ntml h h n lie »4 •*p^r O flire: Yiiwell ttuililing w kN POltll Kloriila Sanford •> Miy . 4 n-lnt 4* >, I il«> ••• • »’ h • I l u v r g i s p n lhi» p t l i p l r "f Vhtl nf t h r i m i n t ) ’ i t ) * • £ * . Elton J. Mougliton * I r'tin i«ifsiu ift, ar<l * i l h » f I ’* •1 • *r •I « ill in* m t»u*itiitn ? n rv iT i’(T t*» > *i • rnurh britrr •rgsirr V••'if hind* a IvvoriMf mn« ••••r ( tfftre in 1 ■*» dl It d * >1 n I Hl ’ n l u T o f ’ «» I l a > ^ f ' i * « < *|. « t*| ■ »«J f o I*-* n n *• a r a n i I » • i f ) i I *nn<| w«i f i nr r f* f f h r r»f h I ■ »* Suhj -ri in lh* liem rm iir ' •* 1 l ’ «\r.|f • "l l t v««l Irfr GEO. A. DECOTTES f *f n r a ' l y kT.iittn 1*)' rv*-ry v«» rr in thr I ITumiw* in rfvr fl •• |w-*- * *»f n s y a hi t t t y , an«l rf*l |*.'r H r • nuii*y rarrfu* n n i * i !»•»» m n « r y ,| f • , l i »j „ * r t i f , i n >i »uf i u«fc« • “ > f|* l«*-4t In r f r s • •\TTOKNKY **.1. * u U N S t l .l J i K Priii-Ili e III Nt l i e *• , *AV' Hid t edef . l l « . cl f l x im er It H I'ATTISIIM.I •fir* in > ramliiiar) f**r r» f* t.t rommiHimirr from 1*nf i»rt, Setnlnolr rouniy I M• Y"ur Miiipan in fhr J a m V 'n i t r y an.) If fr rlirlrsl ** *11 " •w I hr pr#»|i|r nf my SCliELLE MAINES LAWYER •!t • • l••••ml** *-f thr rntirr r«itini> * In I hr pfttl l lr«f k*sr| fi IIV. POURT HOUSE «• w h: s’ t z m i \ 4. rn ^iuc*t of many frlvnd^ Bnil h**frl»y m t i r u r r r ni) rinifl'la*v ,,f Lounf: « mn •■*•ixii’pf ' * * l*i«ffiri N<> !!, *ub ■■ •** nf fhr I •• IfiOf *» f• f»* h'li| turr Bill *u p|iort of thr I wilt an- \ot rr* of Dll FLORIDA SANFORD D r. J. I’HONI IU A. T R 0 V I L L 1 0 N SPECIALIST In CANCER. G O I T R E and TU M O R S n T\t i o i t.ttrron 1*'r f i- J , , ,ilTl. x .if |. • I nllrclxf *J •*• f« «u • «h| »ny ri*. f •hr Vnls'f |>) lh" *ut.|»H*f t.- C u r e T h e m W ith o u t C u t t i n g !••*»'> 0,M * FLORIDA Atitlilini! R F H u t ’ NUUJ.UEJfr. t ' - Pik*I* f fb'l'r Ar > *»f S-txinolx f*0.1 'b»t | in. a rxn.lldatx to •»ll i ' County Juilv- of 8 *-tn V. ‘ utij-rt tn thr I )cfnn<-r»tlr l * n ><-»- | havx if'.ntr.l " f " »r-.t abilitin to »«r»inz Tampa : ilorida c*in now Whistle Scared Thieves. S Mtignrl x nlulitv to glv<- a c o r r e c t imitation of a police whlxlle on hlx Uligrrx saved Ho* d iv x r<*ei*lptx of hlx i e*. fa ii ran I wl.*-u a Ion** rolili*-r <*llt*Teil Did d rov e him out of t h e bark d o o r * . . t out of lo r* q u i c k ‘ tin* ro b b e r * ouiiiiaudeit ax In* i-liti*reil th e fro n t d o o r «if Magari x p lace, flourishing a royn|*.-r Mngnrl droppixl n |iarlng knife and rail f**r Ihn r*-ar e slt Ah he paxxed Ihrnugh t h e d o o r th e r o b b e r Tlri-d a xlmt nf him The bullet em hetlded Itx*-1f in ihe door casing fin reaching tho open Magarl. with hlx finger" to hi* lip*, cut loose with a - lit ill whistle xo nearly llko the inefal whlxilex ux**<l by policemen that llo* robber ran nut of the place nt top HI,cell Seal tie Post Intelligencer Rice Culture In Porto Rico. ipi'rlinentx In lowland rln* cultlin„M\ xtaried In P o rt o . K lco n re iiDiit: intii h lnti*r<-st Mo-re. b e m u s e i, • i ho i f ■I • - ii.MJim-'l in 1 | -• ■ I t ...... h >« »p< nf up i . ii , t<*. tl. - glaOi all 1 ,* * v | it *«.ii x ii no* r of p ■rirun grown rh A Mere Child. lie good 10 h e r . ’ xmd Mi*' m o th er, 11,,. » e d Lug c*-ri-nionlea w ere i o n Hided. ' will.’* •Nili.v is young sn.l inexperienced >uly h'-eii d i v e rt e d once or twice.” I walk Iwo miles without Its [ tiring me, and am doing ail my work. ’* Ora Mornlngatar e * .- ie*— •- " * r r r " H Ur |bn m an . , . f a I, in hh i ollegf*. x a ) x tile .New York eorrespo nd u nt of th e P itta hnrcli IHxpntch He rlalinx fh et lie geix h efier work from hlx a tiid en l* when h<* turiix on tie- phoiMgrapti and If p i t ' , dnltte llv.-l' fo vtlo t And m*" Me- . r •f»' • niphivefx ben* a r e Ii. , ' l ' i g flu- Hllggexl loll III u .t i . f t II I .ute i>* fo turn l****xe , 1 , . '. i . I . . . .i I i IIpIUZ lua* lilue ii,. . . . \ ■ f?-. I' inn f he f i e.t Tinin uniter wlii* Ii Hu- t y p e w r i t e r op , rM.it ix laboring T h e m o m en t ili<* « . , r ) w eiker h. i f i tile Inv Igoratllig e.. iiii.I .li. x i u k . x h e i k*-y on Mu* t y p e w l Her. *lid th en nil of I lie keyn Homtv l„„|v tinx ohxerved th at llo* m o d e r n dtiuiex do not eonflne Hie nellnn lo III** feet No Ih e xholllders, ettiowx mill nruix all h a v e u * halif'e to movn. | verv xl.-p f**rw a f t lx wr-lcomed t»V i.r . ,*:• H-|'»* tilixiliexN 111**11 xo wily not From the veiy llrst dose, I could teU it was helping me. t «»mpaiilon Arrounlinn N j u l o n t > I luiL I •! menced taking it Rescue. tn rrrlfu l iiii.it* t» 1 ...............mn mtlv durltig W oodw ard-Thiol An lit Co. Came to Cardul. the woman's Ionic, and I com­ Husband ail a vv fill *. 'I r nullity I «il| |fi«nW rujuhiiMiily <tv#* mr thftr *tl l Up in Despair. Al last, my husband gol me a bottle ot Hmili'tl Mow lo Gel Efficiency. II. re I- - lie a d ' p e lo t h e tired ... • ,• I' i a r »• no! g e n i n g -<C I - . ii and I gave up in drspair. Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave h u n in n »f ’ t * fipfiplp • munry >«ur >0|.|Mift 11* After. Four Years of Discouraging I had gotten so wrak I could not stand, yn th at • • t f* • • f*- i •*fi»*li 111•*!%VIft flint t.i\* , • nth-, if lift f r •»vii Ii u in l»l •• f.■ivt...nk«it •! .ifnl •otiHcifuofif|\ from <*hr i t h l l ti r .l f ' T h a t In a hoMoiib tha » r It I I f » r Ol r • * >- W f ••f a i l ) S s i l a f *li e - ■ ft m \ s. if JfluiUttN U 1V|| vs fill h ) • Ii Mmi I'fiHj Ilv 1*1. f»tifl••*! a* mu * »•*• p* •«■ •III* • *1k *r in ■nnunnriftg m>*nf a lair r iifftrr \4 iifuiit) .orfiTf. • I *f t h *Ii«t irrt a»f VvfiiifUili T«a 1 ' ** • : fl HUtjJerf" " h u l l "III lindlUlllle.il' cream* Ihelr fume ax nrtlHtx II you are all run down from womanly troubles, don’t give up In despair. III Cardui. Ihe woman’s tonic It war* by • lianci- Mi.it Mnriiitigptar tie* mn* ii Idlhiit d p 1m\ * i T n l ' it. ! I• In- . lit . . • d ■ in| I- i Mi< li> in II..* I.d lintd li.ill nf M u u f u e lu ll' ii w t pi k L i i h g U iluw u i u u . ».•••*• a x ro cla li.in " 1111 t h e g a m e In d<-v*-l oped an unuminl uhlllly with the cuo yc.us ol continuous success, and should surely help you, too. He knows wha it will do. He will recoin H n l/ ff» /•tlf* hnlklitie i nun III. »;• II ta b le pin' Iliad*- film M ilia hi **r * ’ Mo- i j e " *<t'l<* gum*- of I l Jttk hltn. ikgin taking Cardui today. 4 !>iw*ry Iwp« lit I**n of the Your druggist has sold Cardth lor years. mend it. nml lim re Mian mu liiii* li'-lil Mi*. I* 1 mid tv It has hrl|>cd mme than a million women. In its W nml attracted wide attention In New York lie wax winii recognized im ilia IU piofixlilp m i l her Try lirstotm f»* ^ C* i •iHsn«*i(i Iron I 0 , 1 * )t«V fi*r Sf’*TVii H’--* iw <nlM |D(f |«»k, »*m in «fipt 4 f. ftlotss* !■/*» UiJUmdo lx more Ilf It r*al||v |i* I, hi Mian nil although to- l o ' e a art Hit) more INTEDE5TIMG • 5P0 DT • PARAGRAPHS 2 0 0 LBS | id e a l ] f FERTILIZER! MFD IIY WILSON A TOOMtR i FERTILWER CO auiokviltf. *'*■ Penn Stain Iiiin a Null In Hit w Hlng daxx Siir«-»l tiling you know Prexld* fit ComlHkey nays lie doexu t want F.d Konet* by Jo h n n y K v e rx xuyx lip Ix not rlt-d ov er p.-a« <• Field er lo n ex lx to h a v o hlx l*lck fr o m n ItKt of fi9 p ln )i-rx for next year * * * Ther«> x a illfferencn bet wt>i*n a fight .*r in g*«>d trim und a lighter trimmed good, Clark*- Mrilllth Ix looking forward to a tough xturt fur tho .Sonatina next spring. Al Palzer no longer ban any ex­ cuse for living Andre Andorson ktioeked hllll out III one round. Mar«*h:ill |H*nr«« Mill Pi^nh a hlg m.iv, Uf4: in tii»•t • •* I hi f 1* \% *i t |m< illt> h’* I .14* M fti.ifc'IIUf !<» fllllM* Hill Ait *f1 «|n)Lif w .ii f if)*lrt If we ha.Ill t all of ux tii .-n fnk*-d lo d e a t h on huseliall, a n In iereallfig eon t r o v e r x y m ig ht ho x t a r t e d o v e r who won llo* war J o e Tinker liax his eye on Heine Groh, the Red socond-sneker. believ­ ing tho Utile German would be Just the man to round out hi* Cub In fluid. W i is o n & ¥ o o r r .e ? ■Fertilizer Co. Manufacturers of i deal Fertilizers Ja ck so n v ille F l o r i d a A -25c W ant Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your House F or You • . •vi kv?V ■■ 1 J •T1, . ______ ».* \ x '‘A J �ST- 1 — ■ " — . t I B.-., s •. i f v, BS in f .: l• #l! * ' 's H» A/ ! *.f f i y #. •* a t 1 » 4 « h ■ •I11 I i naf a . ) 1 - . } 4* ' tv I « ' J ti n.i t V r. t '.v c ! t*h " I ' l l ,f I 1• »• i*‘ ■ >j f. {Mir li • • I • l. INMl • p #r i U|.t 1n I t. M* • i* b* • op all ../ ' I *- 1 V " " hits, •1. 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' . f t * h i t i ft l / • Ilf r t 1' a• | I p* • •»»»».f I * • m ' r • • • «-r n • |i f •* N II ' Hr *fl | \1 • f * . 1 X II I # f.l t 4 1i. da v d f e . m is hugging to h e r l.ilsotll tile • I • M ' f a * » f.r ll. . I * f 4 Ml. f f. I ' VX 4 1 *• i I \S # •1 l * » 4 b # ••*I Ir U r . \V H i •*'. • I K Ha . . . notion th at If link is to lie tiers it u .11 I.r*. 1 H - * • • *•1. 4f»-| l a • 1 J a Mi. • V I «* , Mr fit . s • ft J 4 «..u . III !tf. . . in* t " ti.-r s o n e hovv, s o m e t i m e , and .»* •hr « l « ' r • f | * 4 Us I I li)."!*.' hi# • Hr . 1 s a l t . l H 11 •llig. if » •• . *'» | a • i I * f r. a * • a If a lo v e r Is for h.-r lie will walk right •>. I f , !(••«•n h r P h u * u « rx d . • I f.^ •f . • " 4*vtl I I Hr. • i. h«-f h i up to ti.-r d oor on s o m e b us in es s sio I f v o u w . r e P> a « k a r . w . d l v nmiif »I* « I •• •f id. M a h . * #• 1 H M4 l |r f . b > • l**r a n d J a m •• 1 l !•-. |.. d* > s nut know wh;,t her I'f the wives of t a|s|, , ■» * « n.i •»- * 1 ........ .. i • • t ••# • l.f L rS I - V- ^ TT— || Ju » » A. D. l t v t , k u fll.d r».d ortiflcftU ar t h . North w ot ' . a t a j oOf*. s s d baa raid# sppl.kftt.oa_(•fl-tar. taa daad la >aatta in arcordaoca with law S o u t b . . r K a n t , ^ w t n t r . n ' u . " ’ ^ ' ' . * T ’ m t l ! Said rartiflcata • mbrscr* tka following * * j l o t tha fU u lkratt q u s r o r U . m South quarter * d Kouthw»i* , ! >i r nl >( d pruj-rrty ntuatad in S a m i a o l a half •of S o u t h t a u c ounty, Florida, t o - w i , ; N E i ( ol R K l ( . j j u a r U r ^ n d l e a ^ S o u t h a a ^ ^ ^ q u a r U ^ o f j I'lrroll . ) ..t J .u u h sx r tn The - f/ nn ir i. ,v. .d, -r •r n e r . II - .il tf:*»r»v‘ ' • Cl 4. »»*.»• I . ' i I f e t o rJ I * ■' a ' t ,01,1 t P *• torAlui- to - r . I • • tloUI. LcrT>i"»'‘ °t> »n K n » xsO'l — "•. . ( “ S ' ’" ii/'-n a .. rrltnv CtniraT lo:*!'*1 r r —r s r a n n i l . I ftf# FlrfftkI#l W INDI.K W. pMITlt V* * O r �*■- * ■ . '■'?3m W '~* r’c C * rars:*'; r_ si. . «» , . .« *- IT,. -»►.•» ■*'- F E B R U A R Y 2 5 . 1916 T H E S A N F O R D HERALD PAGE N I N E ------!-------- AMONG THE T H EA T R ES -- W SStSf '•%* r } '/ ; J - *: — Chit-Chat j>| the Play Ho uses in Sanford ‘ The Trail of tin* L on es o me I’ m. ( . ,, |..| tr 11.• Walker * , . w5ft ■ ■fl .It if ■. • d of )l I ••" M»»V\ Y\till h *11 V1*5 I 1 :• il E l i . . . ^ u£ j ki . ■ j ifil man to her catrfn, ' ur-i's hi m i n . . . to life'Anil liealtt V * \ i r at av.'l.t yhe sweeps down '* * tin 1'I.ai I_. . l in a g e , iiiinplelel., % •' u i Ill Mo | If ■11 •fig it and Ifi ,*g e. Ins hll*er III* ■t ' a I ou*« i|, a t t em p t s to taki ■I'.lM.iHi' nf E||->e‘s helplessness |f I . " • I ‘ .1 1I •hit the vigilant Rudolph has seei \||. !„ wl.,, |, \| . , KUl.f t, the snowed m cottage and come* to star-- | l. I f ,r •In rescue in tint'* to save Kline from Reggie Tlie latter, touched by the “h - m p l ■ devotion of the guide and ' r. .dixing his own weakness departs sunken valleyis which is the feature i for liis home thoroughly chastened , ;,l the Star Monday. F*h. '_’S. d u r - ' n body and spirit. ____ proven too shadowy for the polie. ' »?1 ' *>'■ He lillds 9 joy 111 the (Hint, there ls| l .il I .1 a thrill in mat ching his inti lllgen.-. against the craft of the I'liiniiial His interest in t h e mystery of The J f o u s e of F e a r C r a m p ’s house was nwaken* d b y . Pendleton, who. as a guest of C r u m p ’s Vommu. i cated to Kirk, tus frien*^ tin strange sense of mystery and '■ >• surrounding C r a m p ’s house " ' Ml'". CUM. •••'■»? ' * 1* ,i" 1 ’ ' ' ' '• I'd • in* t.i and. Vkh,l,‘ ' Reggie to the girl’s, , a , 'in K ,H h m l",BI»U' P»si t lot. HI l Ilf ••lV of i T cut » t fi•• rott. m f i, 1!• ii l\ ' | llir.i -1 4* i'll i . k»i« sk f * | , • o ’ ; •AB .. .. of 11 •’ a«rn ml la•.• f. In C r a m p ’s household lives Gra..Ill* sister. Ml' s I lolli iil". I iii.d Kri tr.. his servant Kirk . nr through his agent in Mexi i o that C r a m p ’ s father was an •i|* c . gr i v•r in Mi Mi o i ar a i . (nr. | his as t ut e mind conne ct s this l a d VI I' I I* . n II TT. I a-r .. f \1. X w .1 l i ............. I. r 11tinol ti i ., i. •c. I. i f . . i i , t i l ' d f* rg< d sum. . if -. for . \I . a a i ti I-*, rn [.ii • M • . t. i! t lit at ! I.i la i l |..<11 . ' ' 11. .'*. ii v■r 1 1a ii \■ f K ir... r, K.g^, • ,lUt I T H E DAI NT Y \1 \ l t d 1 E B I T E C LA BK IN " t H’T O F T H E P H I I T S ” A I T H E S T A B T H E A T B E MONDAY. F E I I B U A B Y 28lh ’. e\. * I. .. I t tg I I. ii 11 ' r ' '.e S Ilia e .. g. I •I I I to .. I I.I I f e n o tubef O JIS i.i e la'll. 1 ' ,• i she i .■ l.. ' \ r»|. lir*»t iiik I nf I u H U .i r i i va t'icoim* I n h n St.iin|H*r. It S jirh rm S a i i f u n l l.4Miil I ' l i m n N i l u m l i i r •I n u i r « « | . t \ • ‘ rl tl’llOi'k III til*' I U I I I• . I II.ill 11 >• T ll"t" III'. • i t I'* .»r *»?*. I’ri a-* I I l i - r ji I i I - «»f l . i l i r r l ) F u rn .x h e s P la y in g C a rd s. II .111 ill. 1" 1 III. 1 1 -1 • III. W. l . < ll . , . . . J l l l l l e d l l I. s i t oil! r • • Ml.' la; W t i l l II ill X • \\r n 1 r I>. .. H i i . i t . > ' 1 l i l f h i in p.i Ii iii’ i n t h n t i„»: i j u I r »* b* •"!! • •• r - » * In I 'll r— Monday 7 .'l*1 11•Misi-ht »M* r . I nrnrn.i r>d#rr M i s s l u uii.k r . i i * k . i n l . S4»rr**t«rv I.I ) H . pi nt nnd I7.M m «M e> nnjht nt 7 Mm’ti* al K. iuIita* Mall first Japan M F riiin y I ' nl l i ' i l l l r ol hr r hi MMl o f C^r( H*n( rrf* J . n n i 'r - nf \ ( t i r r i r n s a I i .. i • i ’ tc I'fJltr a n, IH5.1 M1 Hi M.i*«'»nic !*«•f11j•I•* tiin ri. ( w •' NO t*v**r\ Vi-All i ri|C •1• v\! •11 * 11* i*1• w u til .i In \•r h *...n 1 f»t ,111141 I! 11•1 an • : n •:* t lhii* 1 I* ill to) th.tl tfb d ii. No. Tin Ml .i^l,?*< .it III lie l hat X- A. N e a l E x al t e d R u l e r t e l e r ) I lly \ e r i e \S •h i •. ■ Nil' did t il . * t i l i n g I 0 . L. Taylor Secretary I w a s ) 11 * I d l e r * I i •' 'I l how . .. t ..ii II. P. (). E. Sanford U d g e 1241 M w t first and third Wednesday n i g ht at corner of First St . and P a l me t t o Avev M e e t in g e ve ry T u e s d a y night a t 8 o'clock Pico B u i l d i n g W W Fry la s ( ' B . d i e r t x . W o rth y I'r 's i'I'iit Secretary |tul H o ( I l i n a x of t h e s f . . i » i nin e a . .V • i •• in g ■ I . ■■ i at i h " ill i n .' i i a ■ . « | ,. . 'fa . i . i r t l . •) i i • f . ' I ' ■ I ti. i . . : . m i si . I I ^ • The Lake Br e e te Council No. I t J u n i o r Order United American Mechanics Meets every Wednesday nt 7 : 3 0 P . M.. in the City Hall Visiting br o t h e r * are welcome C II. Smith. Bee. See. •lid \ , Ii I r i "i | if i . I"- * 1 i|il> lot til.! s 11. . | .|e| I le Ml. A 'Meeta'aerond.ekifIj^fbrthNWe4|MA>^T. C u p i d Larly at V . o r K . Sally Liltm r» idea u story atxidl a There ur.' scores of interesting nnd I f|„„ t„,y „f niui'. who was spend it.le sc sit nations in the lug five I mg n lot of time at Iu t Ii . miio- Slo * |.il//lctl wl. :).. , |i< tia.l fallen m M •i r •• w.iii.l't play H ie Tor a Inch will tie seen here at I " ' 1* with tier tier cooky hoard, or moil • Til. lire ' Tuesda\ F. I. ............. " > " " " h«n s tool room Then t hr . l a ) hI i .- a s k - - I h i m A r e n I ».in _"n I ft. ' i . railed star ■ f ' i in M a i v s r e d s at h . Iieol ' M ary .' ' ' . l i e les a lid I'.. a . I S tier i t ai l Kl l l e r l i c e. I e i g l i t •oil. r •s . I seen in f I" ^ e s I attl l ie r e p l i e d l. I! . 1 1 l • •la I lira t e |.It**t»» It .i n k I h a « i ii•h i I M a r v speak ..' It.I.If I »• ef l o l l i 1 iif I lie sa llii* n a llle \\ lull it til Nile Nliv ’ l i e a s k e d i 'IIR .1... I. half |.. '. . T’ * i v r D I N G E E Pl umb i n g and * , t.’ 111«’ G a s t o !»«» ii h* 1 . in r i f t « F i t t i n g \s lii!** tli<* rptii.iiiiil' i tin |inv mi tin r • i! u I.i r lint? K* r t !. r ••*t>- It J ' ; u i i » l i 111 • r All W o r k Hcreivrn M j I't-raonnl •( list lit » A t t e n t i o n Anti R e s t Kf l orl n C 't y “ 1 on I*. » fj r. U|>posite l.llf Hsll tj M •' No.lH T I ntir*’ I n ft* « 1f 4 ti " TH4' ^ •f I • 1 ’ Id !, l M i «I rn* •• • ill. ji .t . w. f«»; ih. ii little favor, oh if tie only could nave left nut th" pair >.f tiles amt the tira. u Of no'S<|ult..es' Ilii'Tiilo H erald Arnold Dalv. l e t t e r known Ashton Kirk in "The House of Feat" at the ^tat Saturday. Feb 'Jtitii .............................. (Paixinioimt^icturm I THE THEATRE CONSISTENT “ ( ’cmefifion is our Host A sset” Friday, Feb. 25 Paramount. Charlotte Walker in " T h e Trail .if the lainesoini' Pine*' a l j u t h y femyr" in five mV), takt-n in the Cumlcrlind Mo.n.turns where the scenes nf the story were laid / Saturday. Feb. 26lh—Gold Booster E-atore. Arnold Daly in " T h e House of Fear’’ a thrilling delccUve detective story in fivi' arts noUnt Fea.iire Clerk in • I In! nf III. I l r i ' t s ’’ a li' act S w i-s Marguerite •■•or', of :h r \ I |.s Tue*da) . Feb 'J'J Metro F. .tor' Turmoil" a t n e act *,011 ,>f tin and s' m' ui I asp. rations \ 11 \ Hi i 1 irm I •• tm 1 .. C'oncorlH Ity ihc Hlar’s OrchcHla Nightljr Matinee Daily at 3:15; Niffht at 7 AdiuissiaiL 5 and WILLIAM JENNINGS ' ^• :4 •' - V - *’V .r - " " '• s ' ’ ' *~- — BRYAN. At Allen’s Theatre, Mohday, February 28th, 8:15 P. M. m m nights in eaclf*m’o ft.n, ” - • ^ J . F. Hoolehan F. I*. Miller Council Comman d e r Clerk Elisr arc lln,,| „ ' *ii|e s l i e tin , ( la te tlty,Camp',No..fi(- ti’ . T h e T i l r m o il In Sanford l odge No 62, F. and A. M . ( ‘ominunication every first and t h i r d Thursdays at 7:.10. Visiting b r e t h r e n eelcoine. (• L. Taylor S. (». Kennedy Secretary W. M S a n f o r d Lodge . No; *27. 1. O. O. T . M e e t s every’ M o n d a y at 7 : 3 0 p. m . . over I m p e r i a f . T h e a t r n r ’’ . J . W. O. S i ng l e t a r y R. J . I Mx i e l l . S e c r e t a r y *. ‘ •• N. G . g l u t deal Ilf heart... he has l,|.|.||> i'lldureii. _ II I r' M. \ . 4 Phoenix Lodge No 5, K. of P. Meets second and fourth Tu e s d a y * , '.’ iaitiuv knight* always welcome. H. Mcl . aul i n. b ~ ' O. J . Mi l J e r K. 11. anif S V ' .< . C. C . . « • ' , •; . » 4 ■» A< , j m „ EOPB on K!i„. (orK,.t!, the i if SANFORD LODGES Seminole t ' hapt cr 2, Or d e r E a s t e r n Nla Meeta every first and third T u e s d a y in enrh month. Everyone who has seen hfj S t a r in the East are cordially invi ted to visit this chapter. Alice K. Bobbins, S e c ’y terrible nhork of Ileggie'* roml uct i i (h|. eahin and remembers only the charm of the man Meanwhile he ha< devoted himself to charity and ha. developed an entirely flew out<rt,>k on life, always with the thought of a dainty little vision spurring him " M to bet ter thing* . •'• I* •' wl,. 4 Monroe < haptrr No. I.». It. A. M . Meeta every second A i d fourth T h o i a lay in Masoi.v Hall over the I n j i tin Theatre Visiting companions w c l r c r ee J . F. Karnntx (). J. Miller Sec’y High Priest i , ,1 -far who will lie -i i n ..r t Sl -ir Tl o at re lonitcliI in I he le I |..it.\ production, "‘T h e Trail thr Lonesome J * i n e , " a I'ar.linnii • I’n li ir e wan M'lerli'd by J oh n t F m the author of the hook, to |lay tf, role of “ . lune," when his wornierfnior; of the Virginia n u i u i la i i i . w draniatiied for t h e speaking ■■t..g I M i « Walker in a sout hern gw I .Jr Fox considered her the i.,, "I t he 1 I heroine for his st ory. the M M Supporting Miss Wal ker is Then < lark I * dure Roberta, Thomas deigha' P 1 L Earle Foxo, Park J o n e s uml other 111(\ ll* m e n i b e t v p f ’ l he Lanky all-star sto. k !„<• r, ArnSlj j f' i>Irtyf t|fc ' “ T h e House «f ' ' «Im* ■rtirrent ft eel the diminutive F e s f at the S U r ^ T h e a t r o Satur*J4r * 'l'*i t,h 1 *f.riliini; ml. Vj-dftjr T p h f u a r ) 26th ' ’’ II'l"iie > l.' e i i ti , 'd -lb* Noitii Aaht on- Kt rk t» u young 0Vhur> of p/ • •1f . in of high social pdsUion and g re at ' wWf t h. " m of • l> >1' ’* i . , i^idi wt| he is a^m>|pp Rjullcnt ai.d IcaVfcedS^i ! . the |or»v>s^'Hfi«ient HTTlfets a n d mi .. ,p..|| •• a gotten books!} •Hiv’-'fceen mind il^H'jnpy Be h r - i . d - ;..-r to go t<> lights in those riiysteries which ! » > . i IjCn/d-Tn with Inn •!,, t.elnf that r i J # ' ati �NI TU Everyone who has already attended this great closing out sale will tell you that it, beyond a doubt, far surpasses all previous sales or ahctions. However, every piece of this merchandise must go at some price. Therefore, the greatest bargains are still to be had, as after looking over the stock, we have remarked and made special reductions = F Q R= ■ ----------------= w SATURDAY AND Dress Goods, Etc. Lot No. 1---Remnant Lawn, Voile, Ging­ hams, Etc., per yard . . 10c Lot No. 2---W ool goods, values up a yard, per yard 36-inch Cretons, per yard f ♦ 36-inch Silkoline, per yard BLEACHING, ETC. Good quality Bleaching, per yard FURNITURE Oak Center Table Good quality Bleaching, 36-inches wide per yard . . . . 8c i $ 1.48 . . Oak Center Table, golden oak to $1 25c fine f i n i s h . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10c Oak Dining Chairs . . . 8 c Golden Oak Rockers . . 5c Golden Oak Rockers . . Golden Oak Rockers • • 2.98 ' .9 8 1.39 2 .7 9 1.98 Baby Chairs and Rockers . .5 9 Good quality Cambric, 36-inches wide per yard . . . ' 9 1 -2 c Trunks, 31 x 17 . . . 3 .4 8 9c Safes and Kitchenettes, fine finish................. 5 .9 8 36-inch Pajama Checks, per yard WOOL GOODS 54-inch Shepherd Check, per yard 48-inch Black Serge, per yard . 39c 89c LADIES’ SUITS Values up to $20.00. Bankrupt Sale price . . 4 .9 8 ONDAY Mahogany Furniture in this sale at Great Bargains. Dressing Table $ 11.98 Blankets and Comforts at Factory Prices. Large Assortment Lot of Ladies’ a nd Misses’^ Shoes and Slippers . . . . 98c MEN’S SHOES AND SLIPPERS Lot No. 1---Patent Leather, Gun Metal Oxfords . . . . 1.25 MEN’S HIGH SHOES Entire stock of 250 pairs, sizes from 5 to 13, in all styles of leather. Values from $3.50 to $5.00, choice per pair 2.79 MEN’S LOW QUARTER SHOES 350 pair all styles and leathers, values 3.50 to 5.00 Oxfords per pair . 2.7 5 LADIES’ HIGH SHOES One lot of Patent and Kid shoes, good leather, value 3.00, per pair 1.69 1500 PAIR BUTTON SHOES. UP TO $4.48 VALUE Entire stock of Ladies’ High Button Shoes all styles and leathers . . 2 .1 5 SLIPPERS AND PUMPS This entire line closing out at . 1.75 Stock Being Closed Out in RoomsRecently OccupiedBy n ■■ i i �• ,** T* ’• •• W PPP! ■■ SANFORD CHAUTAUQUA FEBRUARY 24 TO 29 INCLUSIVE PUBLISHED SEMI-W EEKLY ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS - m V O L U M E VII M S ANFORD. F LOR I DA, T U E S D A Y FEBRUARY 29. 1916 DRAINAGE ASSOCIATION MEETS HERE 2 GREAT DAYS IN T IIE HISTORY OF FLORIDA ASSOCIATION — otlgldy C l o y ,he f e s t * , , 1 !l* program today i- .,* follow* l h" Sanford Sub Irrigation S>»>" » Ho;- J N Whittier. Sanford. FIs* ** Di..u**ion. " Ti l . M d re s , ||„„ \\ f • A Under s u n n y skies and -with a large a t t e n d a n c e of members from every part of Florida the third annual meeting of the Florida Drainage Association began here ycslerdny morning a t - eleven o'clock. Presi­ dent George W. Oliver of Bartow being abs e nt on ’a c c oun t of illness in his f amily, - E x - G ov e r n o r Albert W. Gilchrist was called to the chair and opened the meeting with a short address on the import anc e of drainage in every part of tin- state, giving a brief outline of hi* effort* put forth while governor and acting as the head of The Int ernal I m p r o v e­ ment Hoard of tho state. l i e also paid Sanford a high compliment as being the pioneer in drainage and irrigation and being one of tin greatest veget able growing sict'nii* in the south. He then introduced H-m Forrest Lake. pr.*i-|. •fit nf i >. Sanford C o mme rc i a l Club VAh<» w ! w.liomi'd th«- visitor* on I X- ll«t I of the city and t urned the k •\ w (»| I h. . it v ov .-r t o t h- in . * |*••' ' ! * A' • • AMil.. to 1 - p c t hat t lti-ir itn—t .tig A one of the best in the history of t he it •. r* ' .;f \ |l**h).imu t »• ' .-..t! --MIX | ft..L . • 1 - i p |•i*r I i'f IL* ninp r. - i mo«i u .1d v:.«n «• t lie III. Itil." -i.n i ■ - l to wort n \i though *"* “ v,'r-v “ red from hi- .fky's «ra\.| and *|n*’. h making At a lil" ’ »"*<" 'he bunch departed after a meeting of the Good Words ( lub" in the lobby and all of them are up today ready for another meet tng m?Moner of Tiassee, Fla. Dr ai n ag e” \ j, n„,. c o m . Agriculture. Tulla- Address. V* Florida Forage Crops,'9 lion. R. K. R oni*. State Chemist. Tallahusssee, Fla Address. ''Engineering in its Re­ lation To Drainage." Hiram MeElroy, T ampa, Fla Aildres«. ‘‘ Problems of Drainage ( oirtractor*. * F. h Srhooley, of A \ W 1111-» !i S->n-. Si Louis, Mo. t h e r m i o n S e ss i on, 2 TO Address. 1 The Drainage |j « < a ' d * ti.-1 a 1 1*-- E ■ - o i r. i it in 0 gantzmg Distri. tIt I Hamner. Tampa Fl.i Address. " T h e Everglade*," F. C. Elliott, Chief Drainage Engineer Trustees I I F . Tnlluhasue, Fla. Address Lawrence Manning, Pres­ ident Atlantic Engineering Com par. - . s av II einiirl .11. \eM I 11.111* I A * •••' l I m l. Itr..,.- el \t iter 1'., f - pi F .'id 1! i t1.%•r \ NO. 55 FULL VALUE CHAUTAUQUA ASSESSMENT WILL CLOSE NOT^MADE THIS EVENING GOV. TRAMMELL NOTES HARDSHIPS ON TH E TAX PAYfeftS HAS BEEN A GRAND SUCCESS IN W F R Y WAY POSSIBLE Tallahassee. If-ifliT f e i i ; 2 8 , 1916 It IS very apparent t h ut . t h c> a t t i ­ tude of Governor park Tramme l l , regarding the basis upon Jvjiich the 1916 tax assessment should hft mfcdc Is going to result III the iiscgSMiuitit being made u|ion a .titty per rent basis, instead of being raised ,t'o<u full cash value basis a* recently o r ­ dered by the S t a t e T a i C o m m i s ­ sion The Governor ha* already received teplies from a maj ority of tin- lax assessors agreeing to his position upon (he subject . T o hove raised the assessment to n full cash value basis would, a* pointed out by the Governor have resulted in fhe taxpayers of the st ate having to pay i very much increased state and county tax Th e increase for 1916 in the 'tat. - taxes alone would have aini.u.-te-l ’ • f.«tir hundred and hftv '* 'M-.ir.il d -liars i .-1 .n . mint mil age- lli«- t.-.t.-riii.r had no authority to r.duci and t.lu- - minty tax in We congratulate the Sanford Chaut auqua Association on the great Chuutaurjua now drawing to such a successful close. Looked at (rom oyitry angle it has been a great *uec®«. The Chautauqua is one of the tflftig* . Sun^rtl needs as well as eVi-ryyAhcV,,progressive town. On every hand t h f patrons have been hrard exj.reaairig themselves as high­ ly pleased in every way T h e talent brought here by the management bus been surprisingly high class. It is of the sort that elev i t es . Every number has been one s n are glad to have in Sanford. If ttt- Chaut auqua is to be as good every time as t hi s we would like to have several . very y.-ur 1 ho-e t h a t ' h a v e l.e.-n fortunate enough to hold si-usi.n ti ckets have enjoy.-d a gr> a ' • i---i at a r. niarkal ly low tainment filled the vacan c y nicely. Ir. J or dan is a humorist, f i n g e r and crayon artist nil lit one. T h e RiheldafTcr Sklhi nsky ('o.. S a t ­ urday and Sunday Nothing we eould say would he too good to say about the two co n­ certs given here by this comj iany. Heal high class music is a »carco article and when it comes our way we sit up to see what's going Oil. Not in years have we heard a n y ­ thi ng of the class of the music given us on the dates above. An appre­ ciative audience greeted Madam IliheldafTer. fr. von Sk i bi nsky and Mr. Velie, throughout the two con­ certs. 'Wtose t hat had the good fortune, to become Jiersonally acq uai nt ed with the members of the c ompany were delighted with them. tndam IliheldafTer Is " T h e . nicest lady in the world. " She hus a wonderful singe presence a* well as a wonderfl vole. We do not pretend t o be able to express in words an njit apprecialion of her Gut any time she wants to be heard in Sanford all she will have to do will he to let us know It and we will all be there. E v e r y one of her number* was tho best one. J us t where we were when she was singing we do not know but w.- -*«-r>- in a mighty pleasant and beautiful land, somewhere, lulled by I be note* of the sweetest voice ll.i-ldi I .mg |.*g* t «• kf I Inifsrlay Nigln ’.A J k1 * II . ' 4 i “ l II • - 1v 1 - . Du ■- .i■{• **• til- pro Ur :illi .iff- ' * *t ^ 1 •• 1 v 1 - , 4 *A . 1•» !• kt 14 , • fit* lt.il •f A.H1* .» »:•• •• «• " ■ i-l. a MillN" ••MOft Mi. . ; .* • 1*»r •• loi f * t Ml** ♦ .t ' I ,v1" *i♦ fit t .X 4 la* Hi. ‘ V! ••» u. . U I.. I. I l «• I . t • •' II It I i II v i l y i - i v I «■ I * ' 'i • 1 .u -r \ |: I . A-ltlres- ' | ' i t - p. i r a l i ot i <>l l fr.i i i..g- B o n d * for th e IftitV Itk is* of ' M a r k e t.'' < I* H C u t t e r Si C o Clqiwig" I »lc. i|ti.loii 1 TL| . , v i -r T l . ir ' - - " I. rf IIi- I’nrk I hsr iiv.jic •»\ * l‘ I. M- D- v i f M . k»r r \l ll l l t l I l o . h g - t l l I.i . l‘ * l.oughrnait, I* •i i in Da- Fla Ai lr f n- as .. "f ’niiful and »l‘ "tit.il I’roif uct ton the I I nma te i l l - p i t Druinuge. " C. G. Elliott. Nt *hmgton .|) C-. formr-r Chi ef " Drainage li.vigstigatloip . 1 S I |»t of Agriculture T h e mr-ptii g tln-ii adjourned for D e day as many of the mi-rnhcr* w>re ai xumib to a t t en d the lecture 'd William Jr rvnings Bryan at AI h-n's T h e a t r e Here the First part |il tin- evening was r|r-voted to r concert by the Goshen Orchestra of the San for if C ha u t a u qu a anil prompt !y at h IT, President C R Walker of tin- C ha ut nu qu a Association in trtnlucetl Hon. W. S. Jennings, cxGovernor of Florida, who in turn introduced his cousin the dialing uisherf e x - Sec ret ar y of State. After the B ry a n speech Mr Jettings gave a fine address on Drain“ Kc, flaying Especial att ent ion to the drainage as practiced in Hollnnd and coming bark to Florida told of the operations in the Everglades and the results. At the close of Mr. J ennings speech the drainage members and visitors adj ourned to the Hotel Cnrnes where in tho dining JJ>om a long table prepared writh'-.'.xrnicken |>i 11au and ninny other good thing* kept their at t ent ion fur some linnAfter the cdffee and cigars l o a * t master FSirrest J.ake called on the following gejitl/men for toast* and t h e y responded with some good ones causing much me rri me nt ' I". A. Wood, J a m e s Alexander. ( ■ G. Elliot. Albert Gilchrist, Capt. Rose, B ry a n J en n i ng s, W . . J . Bfynn, W. S. J en n i n g s, Clantle JohnsoA, c M. B a k e r . F. E . Ell iot t, ‘ Srhclle Mainx-s nnd several others. Hon. W. J . B ryan win the guest of hofTbr * t the banquet and seemed to thor- Washington. Feb. 2 8 . — With tho a ppar en t quieting down of the s i tu ­ ation in Congress the submarine crisis shifts hark to the negotiations between Secretary Lansing and C ou nt von BernstorfT. k M L Lansing said today there was no intention- of transferring the negoti^LmWs-L) Berl in to be conducted between Ambassador Gerard nnd the Berlin foreign office, as was i n t im­ ated in dispatches published abroad. He reiterated t hat the s t at e depar t ­ ment had heard nothing from Gcrmuny On its request for a declaration that tin- new submari ne campaign would not lie conducted in violation of previous assurances (or the sufety of Americans traveling on unresist­ ing liner* i Mat. Dull :• i .i d J l i d l ' My Ringers I t • * V* »If 1»»• (i»«* I.I 1 1 r* :i u•|ii-1 pro j Ha- ( fl t g ,nt at -I will 1 Mug ti l Sll. mi l »- \l * •I•1 V* I•I I .'1 Mt \ . I r I *,M»|« .» t f. !» * * -. ■ t . v . I v w o u l d a g l •• , M ' t o tu It ' i-cnw r V M a i’ I y ' p - I |' >n|l.......... ! ! - I. K F. i . 1(1 I .. \ I - o \|\|i i \| || I I I 1(1 !i j *•*r! fii a.lit. d gr.-al l> t o t Ii • a I i -on I .« > <1 I 1.1oily n M k il Ii Mi\ A . 1 • l l . . f V • h* »’ i* nnd ) m i s>Jnpalfi) I..r |||| • iM»t * h« -i il<- upo-t tl e -nine h.i%j* |■* ! ilr I it If ! In*' ,1 ........ TH.-> t iin.-r at . and n.l'.ptctl lor til. 1 D iliaw.iv I*, .i til > .ii •! i ir r * i iijo !' -Ml |IMf»y .k’ -I .1*1 I'.l '. I.grain ts uil j i-it have been N - If \11N ; • I « r t •f « ■— iti.-nt. Mint I-. upon n ' i«l. Next >'ear r« hop.-^ibo-^Soe rFs.' <i year w we i>op.-^yr «*■ rwa-'f1 1 1 , j.aXi wi;h vim. dash ai.-I id basis of fit) per rent ol the true cash • miralib- -uggeslive action Their value of all a*r.e*Mible p n i pej ty . the art ist * In-re again and we will hope It, || \(u-iuplu.ld* it........... commission would not obj ect to the t>> see t he m in the " L a d y of the A great *mger wa* Dunbar -tan-lard aud 'heir pro a*-e*-ment for l!llti being mail* Decoration " oi.ee heard to say “ Hetty J a n e lias granf- milude m Iv c.imposuion* to upon such lia*lm<x hypn ot ize d” and that i* the w.iy whi.h lull mtei p:. latum -qld* that Till-. I Monk, should meet ' ilh pi i ul i sr i harm Th>-. milude many the approval of every T a x Assessor lt -* -> ol people vn Sanford feel about it right, now classt.s a* Well a- heart song* and in Florida, and I am then-fore writ gem* "f -acred tin l"dv mg to a*k that you kindly indicate W Powell Hale Friday nnd SulurTh.Bra** ljuart.i play* the to me uniin-dbilell whether or not duy Afternoons waidhorn m-i*ic from f-irnou* ov.-r you will agree to ear l y out and biMr Hale a c t e d as p l a t f o r m m a n ­ lures and op.-ra* elT.-ctixely i n t ••r - gov, rued by such basis in making ager t h r o u g h o u t t h e ( ' h aut ai i qu a and pr.-t* th.-m then a - !a** tr.n -. Mp Mo- I '•It. assessment in your county. In* p ' c i n a n l m a r i n e r ill t h a t eupae-ty turn or a military patrol with u I' mforniity in the assessment of was a n a l t l u c t l O n 111 Itself His m i s ­ l.-llig. nl illiiler-tan-ling •'1 -1 " " f . " ' all properties and uniformity in the c e l l a n e o u s program on Friday a f ­ mg discrimination For lug musical basis lor assessment throughout the t e r n o o n s h o w e d hifn in a v a r i e t y of effect* no in st ru men t al comhinatioa state i* the main o b j e c t which it is moods ill ull of wh i c h he pleased surpasses the liras* quartet. I he desired to have arrompl Hhed. With Hi* b est wo r k w a s t h e " C h r i s t m a s quartet' * operatic dlverttsenu-i.t* and each lax assessor in t h e st ate work­ Curol " on S a t ur da y afternoon when musical skit*, character sketches, ing faithfully to bring about uniform lie w as on the jdutform for well unique stories and portrayal* from it) upon the basis which was fixed over an hour without n break and literature and life adtl the humor for the 1915 assessment, nnd which yet the audience e njoyrd every that ha* helped to make this com­ hn*i-v it is now suggested that you minute of thut great old story. agree upon for the 1916 assessment, pany famous t T h e lloston' Lyrics. Friday Evening Mr Aylsworlh’s violin solos are greater uniformity and bet te r e q ua l ­ T h e Boston L y r i cs have been to worthy of being featured and Mr. ization of tax assessments in ull Vir Den * cornet solo* are splendid­ parts of the state will he brought San ford before and though they were taking the place of the Criterion ly artistic. The Song Groups by about. Gl.-e ("lull their variety of enterIn view of the f a c t t ha t we have Mr. Spring and fr. S t mh i n arc re­ certain fixed millnges that cannot freshingly novel and .*tf< rm-ly well done Two of the young men nre he reduced except by t h e legislature, i i c r e a . e in some fenturi-s of the •Minty taxes which would ce rt ai n­ thoroughly sativfactory ar.-orppan and a constitutional ame ndme nt to lMs Each program t* built, arrang­ rui*e the 1916 assessment to a luisl* ly amount to not le*.* than a half ed prepared c o a c h e d a n d gunriin doul.lt- that of last year would n e c ­ million dollurn met ease and proh ...... . by Mr. Ralph Dunt-ar The essarily mean a large increase in ably as much us a rmlllcn. dollars or Increase in s t a t e nnd county |( u n b a r t^uurU-l ‘has given over four the amount of taxes that the tax- mere jiayer* would have to pay. Th e intaxes over whnt was paid last year thousand concerts. TtaveJed two thirds of a million m i l e * ^ nearly creare on nccount of the one mill ami it was t o prevent this unnec­ three times the distance from the St a l e School T ax and the One- essary increase in taxation t h a t - I earth to the moon' In' every state in half mill S t a t e Board of Health took this ma t t e r ^fp with t^he S t at e the Union and much on other con­ Tux. which I have no aut ho ri t y to T a x Commission and am now bri ng­ tinents.. H now presents the a c c u­ reduce would be four hundred and ing t h e iiam* to your attention. Awaiting your r a l l y reply 1 am mulation rtt advanced program idea* fifty thousand dollars in these two This would represent Yours very truly and material, anjl its w r y recent funds alone. • Park Tramme l l ' successes prpve unquestionably that the increase in stute tuxes, while there would alto be a considvrahl Governor. it is nlw better than ever. M I B r i a n Made Gr eat Hit at I ha utail : mi Last Night IVi.pl.- may not agr.-.- with AV J B r y an , tf.jy may call him a traitor to his party nnd they may call him a theorist hut the fact i.-mains that \\ J Bryan i* one of tbw-T res test men on Mn- l.-ctore |d.itform today on t h " sitl.je. : of political economy . J u*t now while the country i* at while heat ov.-r th. preparedness program the leeture of Mi Bryan on " T h e Wat in Eti'ope and It* Lesson for U s " t* not only timely hut i* eagerly sought nft.-r even at so milch " P e r Speech , •III' w. r«* • ••1 I. * f I* | I *- inf>|nra*i| l i In ikHu •! itirtr \ tti* r u n pA , »»••, »»t• ' * ..! M. va• r«* \ * *r • »il.»r |*r«»| i h i n i ; 1 .1 • K ' . A M .. u \i **«sf« I ■ t *■»»• \n ■' rr Frt. r>rc hr .-song oi Mo- I * tu me* Worrell l|.-r *ijli| le style -t..d | l>:is:in! mm l»Mmji. in-- Itilu Id. fT-r I,, r w.-r<- the , tr.hmg jiott.lTin /■ i ' - I V r»M f.-rri'll NNlth I 111*' S'.tl H ut • ' . i l l g e s o f |<0,|UIII“ w- i- .In a t t r . l I *oi»t in i'.* in n r<*!;itn * t»» t' Mr '^k hi; -I.i aijiitt On t-’i a till wwi-.-lv moil \ .1' ■• ti t i c I*tl — I 1 ll|'«Ml wlui-|j ! ' i r ■i \ . i . . r ' • tI • to \| - I • I , - l v l i III ill . M I.i - m - K i t e l-t Ilf r * " I i Itil-.-foil h a s I I . . 11. at c-i | a , , I- l». O. I*. *llg' .11 '. I.. I * 11 •• Ml. ,t • *»i-i,-a u -*1 - • i t -■ ' »1 . - ,i - *!. l i i \ ■■ or .> ......... - •- - to- t i <*n. n j t » *iif r Burn*, l^n.ifi' - - 1 • I *. * v • i - .ii •. i- WAR CLOUD WILL DIS­ APPEAR FRO M OUR HORIZON While the situation in t'ongress apparently is lir-lyg held in check by the admi ni st rat ion leaders, the state depart merit continues to await rec.-IJrl nl certain appendices to the Aust ro- German notice, which are i n ­ tended I-* di morp-trati- that British ..rilled 'hl|>* have used their guns .if f.-lisi v.-1 v against sill.marine They lire sJTfning I-v mall and Secretary Lansing has -aid th.it until he has ha •t *1ft ••PI* I- 11 V to •f lid V I lie 1 l» ' •• » 1 . .-• d- p a r t m e n I \A • .i.i 1 • 1? I .. !■ :!■• . V- . 1I . \* T : f •-V II I -I»1* (III Yfir -it' M o . - 1. 0 • lie M tl. Itil I- tirm p h r«'-|.|« t » \\ - 1 |W t | h# i ’ • It. *.ttI I t .» lit-* -f .ot ••*• »I t« \ 11.1* i •.i f • ' r.» y * I *»«i • t i 11"* a r i i i i ' t l If »»rrr^n .1•' •• If. »r *1• ‘ • t\ *»t I n . <J.* 1 t I*. I *•••?» ( n •*n kn ••nr* * . ••rtt• » u v It f •I.I *t!* r that | In* i'tMitnnh* u o v i t i i * V- i. - 1 I-- 'TJ-dt; *1 1 OF AMERICA Mr \--ii s*kiblr.- ky *- \ i••11ii |-la\ mg al*o wa* truly great liri-ic Saying thill he i* an artist worthy It iw a |i|»stMir*‘ t «» **.i\ thiil a* ;i of a place with Madam 111held - tl- r (*! j'l' . iij i .i t hr < haul atiQu.i h.t> i • n-.t *.i> p .g im- much Lover • ■>( '•'I t l • . • I i-.-• a t . w o |ld liii-r ,i ^fr.it mji iv.vt A r l m l i«*ull> the violin were lellghted with all I m .Imjt.i l.-s- a ill**ii -it.*d to ip.I leas ami an an rn. trrtammrnt tt hit* ! m»pd .i. . a* -h o w n h«» i p . l t fla t •'! than two nr three million dollars, a • ir t • ?••*.* r \ • •i r • « 'i .• *' 1 i . • 1 •' ii p iy. - - - at . it In ! It. : mva.|w .it rvrrv htitnlM*r. - - .I - , a n d a ■. .*1111>.t i i \• \1. 1- w...|li| - •-i hu v.* been |... tit* ri .«••»11 ai 'I r\«*mhtf 11.» ••• IlH'lil aa •*: k tn.i k • Du- Itil". Ida If<•r .1 * • g . i -. I . .. i- t i . i r it l.-s nf ^fal III* a t '**n t •» S t ^ i I o n •i. v t ' . . i n |>un v i re III i r k.i I- • be. .1 -mif. l . * I •III III t - l " l i l l . nl In ell Id*. iii arc or III .. .i k’* flirt ' .1 f,i| (off..- til. * .,* w.-ll I rn. of ni'i - *•i . •ii •' ' - . - •• i - .i i i i n-|. r »' i n 11tr* Nl •i t ) ot fIn If 1. 11 1111. f >•1' ■<>n in p» ' t..r •If ,, 1 -|ok. -•! t- t . .. , 1.. t *.. I. . . i •I t 1 4 . rn •.. ■ -.1 .’,1 til. • .t * -s -. I'-Ol 1» • . . |»* f. ••«... •-Jl it. ,i-i .rti-t V • . . . t i ' f •• * 1 •mi . i .. - ' * ) • , j* .ii.li. •••• r*i •it' ;.. A k* 1 •4*JM III va- r< i .|. t. .I i- . p i n t . I . wo I'.ir•t . ■ - 1 . r. th. v l- |t, |i;;r r. for a t -!« mm r .j. ft. w .• . . • 1 I t- .i th. . - .. .A ** 1 ,r . 1».* • - iii grown.g •rh r ' \* * • I’ll riM.ltl 1 •• T l ' vl I . * I h-Lli.-ll - - H e - *h— (iitMliVi- . t . 11. III4-II t that tho British government lui* not rejected the Allh-ru'icn *ilgg»-tion, but l* consult iilg h- r ii 111*-Tlo' -aino source* ; ..It t. .1 out t!.t . Brili-h or F .. in i v Cl , lit. I i l k . l t \ t o - t I . , 11k 1 OT tin 1 ..it. d M ill.- - t. [» * t •4 (f «ln|- • - 1 i \ r .1 r I f l ' W -I » . \ | '• -••••• 1 .i * ••!*»«• n ||- . r |»r« f • ! f ‘ .* f|t* *. t ID 1 * •* I •••» t i r i-s s t i l l 1 • Mil * . 1 '• 1 • I 11 A r . h o VA . A r f i»A t f i r u t t l t U i l r k«* |' t ■* I ’M ->f t tu- It ali an gnveri on - t at -I t h — j . r. si ’tive .it New 'lurk of three armed It ali an me r ch an t men , the Gihseppe Verdi, San Gugliemo and the Napoli. Though technically an entiudy separate question froj that of the right of merchant *hi| s to carry de­ fensive a r m a m e n t , the Lusitania case remains in abey an ce because the s t a t e depar t me nt (car* that the German pledge* to refrain from a t ­ tacking liners without, warning may not extend to future operations. Therefore, th.- d e p a rt me nt has railed upon the German government T h e a innutrition factor* are t a l k ­ ing preparedness at *u much per for i nf ormat ion on that point and is prepare, a* Mr. Bryan stated last now awaiting a response. night and he i* in the same pew. P r e s b y t e r i a n (' . E. But his lecture gave his uudience Th e P resbyt e ri an C. E. met on much to think about unit he mude Friday evening with Co. D in many telling points about the j i n ­ charge, Miss Edna P la nt Icudei. goes who would plunge this country S u b j e c t , " W h y E x t e r m i n a t e the S a ­ into an enormous debt hy scaring loon nnd H o w ? " them on the subj ect of foreign in­ T h e chni tman of the Citizenship vasion. We agree with him on many commi tt ee Announced t h a t an oppor­ ideas and his logic is unassailable. tunit y to sign the pledge would be The lectures of Mr. Bryan against given i mmediat el y af ter the me e t ­ preparedness will have a great ef­ ing. fect in holding this nation down to T h e leader conducted a Bible normal while the war is in progress reading exercise In which -all the and rortainly none of us wunt war members of the c o mp an y took part. and all its att endant horrors nnd T h i s wii* followed by excellent tnlk* enormous expense Th e speech of on the subj e ct by Mr Hutchinson Mr B r y a n last night gave the largo and Mr Nluirhead sudi.-nee much food for thought and T h e society voted to t a k e charge all who heard it give him credit (or of the Chi ldren's Home S o c i et y Tag being sincere it) his convictions, Day, which will he observed on edeven if the idea of peace a t any nesdsy, M a r c h 8th. I t is hoped price doe* not conform to t"he ldc l t l tlfat ull the Sanford people will teof red bl oo ded. Americans. > xpond as they always do to this most worthy cgusr. T h e society* ^Irs. -D. L. R a y of Leon, Iowa also voted to solicit and send a box and Mrs. S. G. Coyne of Mi nneapo­ of clothing, etc. , to these homeless lis, Vtinn.-, v^ho hpve been xpending babies during next week. Mitui Mae the winter in Cuba and South Flor­ Doyle was mat|i< chai rman of the ida st oj qieiFoff at Sanford for a few commi tt ee yt o get up donati ons. days'*visit to \V E. and Miss Helen T h e c o mmi tt ee earnestly begs tho Shelton. cooperation and liberality of all. . f4 m .-m •Ml � 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. Text Any textual data included in the document ******************************************************* Christian Science Services Regular Christian Science services will be held at 11 o’clock next Sun- day at the Woman’s Club on Oak avenue between 3rd and 4th streets. Subject “Christ Jesus” The public cordially invited to attend these services. ******************************************************** 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, February 25, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 25, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 25, 1916; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noopener">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" rel="noopener"><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 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Transcribed by Kim Marie Fischer Peters. Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c376ee965846f75197f6c09623dfdeb5.pdf 3f1ceb0b6f12c79cad287b1708db5f21 PDF Text Text the FaOE ten Sanford herald FEBRUARY 48. 1»1« AMONG THE THEATRES (■oitd Shown All Week T h r S.ttii uiul Edna Park Com ­ pany thut linn given Mltli aplpiidiil an t infliction I<« ih r tWsitro patron* of till Milt: T i t a r t f t hi, Wcrk will tot milt proiiiift* thi‘ (outtin- play of thi Ir extensive repertoire This play in r.ot.o other than the famous play of “ Tea* "I a S torm Country " <1raxniutiroil from the famous i.ovel of iht ami name Few plays h a w tri aioil the MMiniuion among thentri otters that- tins play hfta, on aoeourt of Us intfprsting and aonantionnl theme. Mias Edna Park will be been in the part of "T en s." a pari which fits thia clover little lady like a I’ love. The Park Com ­ pany of real artista'ofler thia famoua play at popular priceh, and it is need­ less tit any that the rfevoices of the drama will take ntl vantage of this opportunity to ae<* “ Tesa." aa it may l e their first and la.it opportunity. T h ere Will le Special feature,acts hy Sam and Edna, ao what riiorf- f a i r a lover of nrmnerTveiit atdt.^ • A t the Saturday matinee little Miss Florida Park will entertain the children after the performance anti serve refresh merits. «o « pleasant time Is insured (or all the little ones who at­ tend the mutinee Saturday. All school children will he admitted for Id cents The Moonshiner's llaughter" w.ll lx* produceil Satur- Anna Held Tonight Anna Held, truly one of world’* famous women, and whom Oliver Moroseo roaXe,i| into films tor the tidy aunt of 125,000 will he seen at the Star Theatre tonight. " M a d a m e La Presidente." one of tho most popular of all, French farces, provides Anna Ifeli^* with a stunning vehicle (or her tilth debut The Oliver Moroseo Photo play Co. have made " M a d a m e La Presi­ dents" their biggest and lust pro­ duction to date. One distinct nov­ elty is the chance to see Anna Held do exclusively in pantomine her w'otlii famous hour, " I Just Can't Make My Eyes Behave," a song she has Ming to countless thousands throughout the world. That she "gets it over,” in the theatre p hraso without uttering a note is elotj uent proof of her powers as an expf t-ss- A . I>. 189(1. ha* (Had ra id r a rtiflra ta a In m y offlr*. and baa m ad a a p p lic a tio n for ta a daad to laaua In a c r o r d a n ra w ith law . 9 * 1.1 r r r llf lc a la a a o lir a c a th e t o l],iw ln ( da* rrih a d p ro p e rty ilt u a t a d In S e m in o le rw>un t y . F lo rid a , to - w lt: I a . 1 3, W o r k " I I " T h u lo o t* t'e rtlflc a te N il 26(13 r n v r r s w t«t h a ll >olrl a* p ro p e rty ot K A* I> o u(la*a Cor t lf lr a t r No 2**9 ro v e r* r a i l h a ll. *?>|i| a* p ro p e rty ol U n k n o w n . _ T i e aaltl land h tin c aaaeaaed at t hi date ,,( 1hr itauanee of aorh le r t lt lr a te * in 1hr nam e ■ ■f I A. Il i U f l a * * and I'n k n n w n , a* ab o ve d ea rrih ed t'nlea* aalif ra rtlflra te a a f iill h r rrd re m e d a r r o r d ln f to law ta a deed w ill I* * u r th ereo n on the 22nd d a y of \ la rrh A H 11* I *> Wnnria my official a(|nalure and *ral thia the l Bt h day ol February, A I' IVIr, ve a l' F A Im lJliL A S S . t'lrrk f'lrrult Court Srminnle l*o Fla It) l M Mrltamel, It I X2 Fn Atr 7 VT*>Tt*fL,w, Fib., K*b it. laid Nut la* 'p.\’WAfh)r *lvrn (list th* Stat, lluar.l oft', r-iiyektinn o| Florida will tr rriyr hUlAoUtg'IO ,i chirk a rt. Tura.lay Match ?H.*.l»tlh t'>r thr (nit,.wine 'h,‘ rilir.l land*, lyn*B anil brine In Vtiluala ruunt). to wit All ol Frrtlon Ig In Townablp 20 tnuth, It,ang» -t2 ••■■I, rotil aimng l»40 ar raw* Hula 111 be r#»rj«lnlwr * d nn all «»r >n> portion of thr (lid u ift of not |e** than forty ii fra A refiifled rhrrh f*3r Jibe *i)m of 25 per rent of l h«« prir t tiiii, rn*>! •■ p» > aMr to J . C Lunin S|#W Treasurer ahall accompary each bid, thr check* of thr unaurrcaaful bidder* *dlf* be returned to 1hr in All bid* mu* l hr M>air <| mm! addfeotd to Lark Trammell. (iovrincr and l*ir«i •!•»nt of thr Si air Hoard of Education of the State oif Florida and rm»tk*dl “ Hid for Slate School hands," and mutt be? re­ ceive d not later than 10 o'clock a. m. Turaday, .March 21. 1916* The Slate Ilf ard of Education rntru* the rtf hi fo f eject anv and all bldi. and rriirvM all right* required by the lair and thr rulinft r.f the Hoard relative to Canal*, phtip hate, miner ala, m#tala and peirolt urn cn a»ld land, , 11} nr def of the State Hoard of Educa­ tion thia the I tth day of February. A I* 1916 I'AKK TKAM M ELL, President W \ Mf HA K, Hale*rnmn U2 Fr. Mr In f Irrult Court Nr»rnth Judlrlal < Irruii In and F»i Seminole I ounl|, Ht-rlda In I hameer? I * t»i« cl kn«*ii heir* of aid'd all j. attt* • rlaimioi int'Ftrsl under > H Ii ar»trigff»*n an>| l‘ HafnngN n. hi* wif« \tmr> \ Uapt' 41“d Lapp hi f hn hiM, I' * *• I • U t,,fnr) anti Jew*!.# V H hit ii« > 1.1 »■''(. H*iii.n Lapp an<1 Happ hi* »il», * harlot t W»r»|fk, Trualee, Honda Naval Storea A t otnmlaaloti Cum* pany, a rcrpntatlon, Chair lea T Allen *nd Allen, hit E, It. Llo%rr. AIdm i McCalrr.ont and McCajrnont, hus »*fc, Hertha I1 KfrCalmnht and MrCptmortl, lirr h u * I* a n *it 'saf * \ Mfi •kiuibt and '•le* aimoftI her h■i •I i I I*hd* na( • *•u11d a»id I S « ■w.t her r.o•l.*o.| I t • I• Ma is o d If All her till.*ban(I, letirn* h !**•♦ k PROGRAMME AT THE STAR THE THEATRE CONSISTENT •i>d « l Heck, hr f hu*band, Hio* i!t |I fuller and I m o t \ hollerhi* *«**, J • I 1 Ii I ati» *rt and I alt^uo t • it * \\ h arii ha tii and Sarah \ 1arr > fi a rt In* » If> 1••1Ar do he! Itril ) ait*! I » *•« h hrnfit-d, hi* w|f*B. Indiatt ^pr ic »** * t norm iiidi i nrripati) * p >-ral mti. t if »>e F I vlift and Ini f) »b(| lie, haSYtue! « ife le will be a Continued K June a M and \ ifi ci'fiI ■n *t Mnntln). Feb 2ls| I’urnmutini f>:t\ it N' .tily t King' it 11\•- iiiti r*-t tig Metro |);iy MiulanU' 1’i irota in Sny " Hi (i\i wilt i|i ; f ul m l.- of Great Bargains in ( 11MINI M u ." Dry Goods, Furniture Shoes and Clothing I'iir < a-11ritt*-*i Si ittuls!" 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Ni. x I T1f x> , . 1« "H x I . \ W4V fill* A \ f \\ Mil d imci > • * 1 -i'lri A* N Y h « 'fit fcnA* '"■1K1»>bor‘" K yall.’y« wvr»*thu ‘ ifr J; *\ ■1 **itt \f N 4*h%illr limns Fm-iny airmen luul hu«n hover Af 1bi» ny *" *' \f '' I J,‘H* •* I » ' pin r tl'rnht>, a v i,, IhK ox.-r the column hIiico It net out, 1 -I ■* I I r.Htgb -'.«t f"ultmik* Ih ^I T-iMj'*,; I * '' 1 * 1* 4 ' * 1'I •* ' r»’ l« if i 'Mr d r , o . i •• n *i*t iu’, mv”dr i NIriMr 11*I•-•'>« f■■* Nil' * * *n«l timlouhu'tlly tlm mivnif wuh tryhiK i !*u’lrr.an fir<ctrir Jightrd <lra«ir.K to draw thu French Into a. trap, hut 1 c . " " " " •’" I " " nn »'l lhr<'U*h trsln* Irinln* r»rs > 1» r»H*‘ X xx n m , . , S",l ir,>rx»0"„, e l l „ „ It s W I,a . st , . • 7,1' T A ‘ ' n' * 1* K lllk t.A .N ir II I. I I'x M c n t " A|i-s IU , . JsrV ’ -H.lllr. I t . Illllfclmfoueh 11.1,1. T im p i, H . f rh..n» vn:’ fro m a i l i i i a n a t i n - K lin e lit lo .............. .. the blue ili'lll.s The speed of ||||. lilt'll "4 skis wim nm ureal, however for llo ' h'-nxx fiHiled Hot lien and they were Hts.n mtidiHtanci’d. A French H sum "Then came iho opportunity nought The automobile deelers’ of Jack­ sonville, as well cs |he manufactur­ by the devils. 1they begun their attack ers themselves are deeply interested against the center of the German posi­ in the project and they will enthusi- tion. which was Sudol farm They ad­ vanced under cove/- lo within about aaticully support the proposition. Si-- ■ ' ' ft: n lwua»0mcliWHitaitic )„nuiui*t j,rt«iirTmMimmil*tih l u " '" 1P XX Hal,(he Ip ,^ .,. Comfort Cottage 1 V puhfic’ t \ c tinpnitrn will Storming Sudel Farm. misit.(1,0,1 isiriu „ .» ,4 • bnlH’ry nf heavy artillery received a telephone tnemxuno kI vIiik them the ft|v h o ' mi m " d ' e l c l \ 11 " t i c ii t 1 1 ei| a n d 11 " proximate rungf, and after a period of prohuh'lit »fs i'll' thin th,. ;,|Tiir wtH bombardment the kudu In thu ruins of b e a t TC m e l i d o i l s s u c c e s s f r o m e v e r y tho chateau •were silenced. point ol view. I- Inriils. T I N S . v i -x - i ' L T ll |{ O |I (i II T i; m i A'1' 11 11 1' 'i x Teuton nlyneiM went astrifr"" Soon the enemy found ho had no/ebanen of Murk- xx I <> hits 1nmlmshlm; the French, and he chanced { i, *« |r Ills turtles .xml nei<! ut one company < ■• ' o u t s ill T lio •' vi i It I !»••> rt tu riH H l, h riiiK tiiK h ack xxilh llo m tw o xx o m u l'l l L ic r in a ii oltl l l> \ I I. N In H i " a in i xx i i i a i l i ' | e e r s m id t i l l m e n . "I Fill w "At il.ixvn mi'tliiitblni day thn Frvmli I h cm l I., he vvaij a l i Y m t i ) h l l n > xx••r ■ t x x o t l . i x s xxtm eunsf'l lit i ’ l\ U r“ r ‘I’ r>" 1 !,‘ '* 0 rrt I tut" i '.m Ii ili'x ami in ml-j ! i| Oon to t i' I' tr. will Ic oir'ii ' ,i ' . r foriii "I i i i c i uni,cuts to int f f ' t thox,. xxho will he attract’ d I x x i l l - ',rM ut fft'1 linun In titLHffirHH nf pi r ftt’Link (ifm is . UiUil**-. iiuv** tM**»h oj’i-iif'l ai fill'* Mi,in sireet, when Mr. .Mn'ks. the ninnui^inh' director will he lound iroin 8 o ’ clock Tn the rnorninK until F> o ’clock nt nipht from today until the n|»enltiK " ( the exposition. It i» proliablo that the automobile ■how will he h ln the now ar- I proirrnm " , |-|,M M no! i>| or^aiiir. it ions 1. | Manx- o iill'i's iH iin n fti th o In u m l o f nririiT. i i . "| .; ,|i urn ,i.|| Vr r a t iK " ii if i ii s ol , , ' For I........ I :.,ilnni"|.,|. th is ' •■ I XX I " . '■ i . : l,t At a mi (i-r, tin* ■ i xi it '■ I To Ma.nn I l” t or .i i# " i: s " t i H im XXa >. h t i . I'lti \ ,r ,x XX l* '!• ' i " I, ill it I f . 1*. | I'I.i x i hixi xx.ll rix" I l f |."I ' l l . t»" slnif ihf fir wI rx'i'l o|i|airt uni y I” t. 4 i "llii til'll "f |(if i ■11|I■t rV* I" I Itlilhl........ . "tonuil'' ||‘S (If <>! - trim ci at one it ml the sti me limp A romti 'ltfi •>( ho h«oitx i'll ilealxt *. i urnt'Mhitit! t ‘ t' Ktrhx its chi ' M• . M» it . i N" 1 i i h t" . ■ I . ,1 t , ' • -I Klnrida HnT, Wivsicrn ltciT. F’luritla ami W hsI itii I’tuk, Sausage* of all kinds. Tin* best H a m s and Hreakfnst Hacons. We quote quality and not price. ■ I I f i an" j,hi lls i hat i-atiif 11 mil thf 'myruinn li.itifri'*t- ' a in', htlts n. in t ' • It. ■ h it i.nllu'm ilaiJ'iM'l I III! * ■ I •IXX It . • r mu Ini’ i.i> " Ir ii li," I m u, Ii l»'i;.ili llf ir ii'lia li'" Hi thf t f lli ol a lrni ri . ■ , Ml ' |.|,,;|. , l I I I 1It x 1 ' ’ .'outlilami. , i i, '• i’ 1’-r- In •<! •i . ’A •i. Milk Fed Veal Spring Lamb H ' I • -I i ■tlif .11. . .. -• I t ll "I •*ll' I ....... , .! I i - of III |" f -• m; 1 Ml,Ml | IIX | | II« . It 1 Homelike - Comfortable - Convenient Tnlilp Roan! or Hoard and it mint Reasonable Rales For Kxecllenl Service <°rner of .MnBno)l« Avenue and Fourth Street X- " f , I �■ ; COUNTY H A P P W r f : . . * * ♦ ♦ c f.n k v a \\ \ i < in : . 0N THURSDAV THIS W EEK it r a i. .V" .............. ■ ’* ’ J O T T IN G S \t (ill l (m ill I I |<; ( ™ (te lii \ !i rt »j ||.| , IHn IN ii lie • i ft i t l>u- mi --> ii • \t i ' Ii ■ |, Mr Hurt, \t j i. , ' it:•*1 M r I' I . .! i nu ,v l» ’ tt •• > , V I 'll’ I *11 J. l ■.’ lien Hr I r I ’l ’le [ " i u if ’ in | it \ nti *s iii N, linn i|T I «.un >. I ki N u liri' I t li -I He T .1 Itn ih la. ( filing - Siting - Kracing. = == |i’l’ I Mil! Work "f V ^ I'lln N i: 1 . ♦ / ! M• U• V * ! r . U m i’ M i' ' I M n v i''l I’ j’ II r. i i‘ ti i * ' .r il I rir." ,.*i ..a T n e jita y . li.il s $2.hi) Per I >av and l p i ui I* It I NI ! I ILi.,11,1 N i: i i i I V * • | [» ,H .‘'pM’ial Kali' ‘ ( i i .ii .|* 1 i. ’ •i M> vi i i i : , >i Ip \ 1 IV -■ ‘v y - ( l»\ fhr \\\t k t D. A. Midgley, Mgr. p i m : v’U.- •N il i I i Ii ■ Now Open Under New Management I The South met" pcnplp n-e I . ■ . d d c of i 1. | " • h liii.du J lij ’ lm t f |>. T h e y t'lre ’.ily l .i. i i ..i! fur at i ui '» n ' • SANFORD. FLORIDA ■ongwood Hotel j 1. 10 ’ i I K'M’riplioii 1or* No. I' t ■ 'l lie! I ! » i Ii a )i \ -i . in KYKKYTHINC; FOR TIIK RKILDKR 1*••* i*" - IUiM'1 ,\I mi Ming-. - Kit Miring u 1a l XXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXX. I'l llf|i>, I ’ .1 l l l i i . t I 1.0 I . ■ ZACHARY CRATE & NOVELTY WORKS \ I. n' i i in .•I**-' in r ■ in ■■ ■ I- I I - ..II I Nil - i n i >r>' i.i i . They will title them to a reserved te a t for th * °r il to Mime of that most .entire tjn lf. ‘ form nf mti<ic of which •Nu tira e tiv e h o c k lr t .’ dcscrihinft little lien' i he orchestra. ’ i ’ i'-o, ram ha* I ecu O * » II I I \ M JI N M N C 1 1 f I lie vnII- 2 5 N il I I \ M JC V j,., i .. I l> • real -ability’. 't tf Inpap.lanty. 1 * *- * : l 1 .-in -iii i. I ‘.‘Hu ta lu ttu l for lit* moral courane.'* P’ ' ■ ’ Is 1 • v* uppi'pldar ... ill ,.i i J i ’“ \\ t O 'J O o a o o o D Q Q a o a a a o a a a a D o a o o V a a Longwood, Fla. » + + + + + + + ♦ + ♦ + + + -> + »+ ♦ + + + + + + ♦ + + + +.«--;.+v+-M »♦ ♦ »♦ »»■ ♦ ♦ A♦ ♦mH *» * XXXRIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIlIXiiXIIIIIIIIIIIIXXXIIIIIIIIIIIIXX: X 1lie Spray I hat Sticks |DR. A. DOLAN j 1 “ * n V E T L K I N A HI A N n * •! I P II \ M I g = H I M I- * I MU i a l A D H i F 1 1 ■II l' S O £ ’ ’ ! ' \_S It* t s X r- * ' . ,( .. - X .■ " u t * ri >*'.**'?I I.\»I:■ 1!I'.T•i: p’ll »\ M| nr«".> iw .i,i’i. w r m T K it> \ |ii ■I . , ■> • ' i I ' ’ ' % ' >. |1 iI I 1 I I to the \, ’ ht l’ i 1 I tf i 1-1 * t •-■ii 1• i ’ i = ZSS m :\vs. V i iiu i: l l l ’ K IN - l l ! M IIU ( ( i;i l.i i' I V ‘ \> 1• U h i 11> l lir t o . J.., U' I>Ii V,11c. x xxxiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixiixiiiiiiiiiiiixxxiiiiiiiiiiiixx: i i \ , i: i m .1 K IM ‘ V|l I i . i \ .1 v i M i- rim i>t*- I lo li't JM I I . ,n lin .: I H IM I ( ! \ I - t. I 'III I I'l I 1-1)1 ll-l I Ill'll M in im im i If X 1r '- mi i . ri i 'a- i roc Florida m ill as hit;h a* 4tU) u r n tM MM I ; l-w X poavr.uroM i: it tm their entire ncronye......., «• to uni tl ihk \I '111 <1 I 111’ t. •<1 ; -" 1 ' - •'* I I r ■. t .| linin’ on '■ )> CLASSIFIED A D V E R T IS IN G IX X g = o TZ a 0 a c io u o o o a o n u a a n o n o o a n o o o o n O M il,. ■h y O — [iroj.•.■tilin’* nit oil mill de I' . \f ■ r i = >. " i f a' t m u • •■e S □ ■M * ‘ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - o ** 2 I •? ra pi - I,i i t.i.l >Tll ,!"I 1 >t*r\ i!.n \mi pel * . ( i Ml- nil to T H A T FIRE IN S U R A N C E \l . i'n ii l\ K \ T w •: • \ if i » « - «...<>*.'«•. l ) *. < <><>•> * A . I ’. ( ’t ) N N K U A I". M H . iU i \ VN I / /'H u m it St. Leo College, St. leot Pas/n Cfitiirlv, Florida _ .. 1 : 11 k.. A H'nrt*"" r.lJTT'i1 .L •t I. |-i •tel- "* •!' ; :ih’ Ii h ltTu»|..-Vr't 1 Lift . Illllnt’llet, t’tl*. Vi I,. J, f N lu ,i f ile Iteiurn- * .............. (*, L i. i '* l-M X . i*..li,i- *fc , i 'U h I oc I k I tiy tliu ;tT ■ft- Kull I nttructions tii'vvr.il o v i r A 11 »• 11\ nii'i* « t f i c i I "num •' i 1*i et'*inUor> . CummiTiun! .ii*l .i'laa- I ,il L i t . N I' i" i f i i k \; .•. no* • J- - A s . : •• iy i eii\ j(y murxitfc y y , ’ . » a .. , # • * "• * ■- . a r ’’.r■ "I e* l ,uiouitl fiiv e n in ii 111 lie'll, tine lien l - A ' w-ll A 1:i 1 1 - \ .. — f-nr ..... . . tli. i ’7. r k — -■ — US if Mi ^ -g a •S- . ,it I imr-i-t tb a ^ -v- I IV - ’ O ' *1*. .1 I I " ’ - * ■ v tl .i■■ i \ 1 "I I i A - fI 1. i -i •i r \N |I I W. I- - | - I||, l "Him a MIt H| V S N I \ I»I e I i 1i > ■i n A I M i ' i l l (* 1 -w II ■ C i J. T H IG P E N & COM PANY AGENTS I I f II., G en era! F ir e in s u ra n c e OM' . - a h M O LO C N N | S c in lo n L • - ai r« M T E - O - F lo r id * HAND B R O T H E R S • 4 t< # Q n A\ N> T i K I ' JI) / W $ o « I 4 I* # V V1 <■O ^ 6 • 4 ^ * ' H v V LlVEf^Y, S A L E S 'V { . . ? c * 0 r ♦H $ !;• .. V 0 I ” I. 'I •»r ■ "I , ill II I I ■ in c o m e . under • " II ’ f-l.VHO.llO. \ Hu- ’I venr' i In i j: im ih e r i io r - I I 1 I I | II I | 1\ 1.1 I i I *1 I' \ \ \ 44; r(. ()tj M M v l.v'i, .it M '• i I... 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Harness alw ays Otac kitm I thin B 4nd W .ijon McpalrlnR 111 connoctlon row I II ■' i* I 1 I, •r f i ,r in i v h* • 1 liM all little of li-iiin work ii)! .in .ill A Ilf*!!, -IS#*v* it! h » * * \ ju tj j | " w t* p ^ J !>:•c '.■! i" ijil ■ > 11•• { ’hone till ariA,.. W -10*1 > 1 ----------, V ; dOlr > e 1 t‘ 111 . ’iill , i ■c - ' ' L l . r ■* i i , j ,,. i .i , , i . .i i.. , . .♦» ■ i i’",i 1 ,’ -.i vi i r or |.o J i" in n furnish slim e or nil i| u laivi tin i cun trive lic it of -, 11*; * • ci*n tlrlamlo, Kin &3-4tp •ei .in, to llet aid nfTi*« 5! 2tp MERCHANT TAILOR. CLEANER, OVER AND REPAIRER ♦ X * <a r t it a r t S t e n m I ’ rim sittu , M o l (I.tH o l i i r Mrv C lf n n i n ^ fin ' s of M! K in d s o:i -sliori \ u t i c r ^ J o in i Dir i . r iilr u u " s ; \ akd S U I T S $15.00 f U ih. • . $ 2 .0 ’) I ’c r M o n l li % ♦ ♦ PHONE 174 I • y A 25c Want Ad. in The Herald will Rent Your Mouse For You *• T r-- t - - _.* ; •- T »..* . M ir r a - UPWARD I CALL AND SEE ME ON SANFORD AVE. .,1. ' I ..... e Ml n > W ■ M ♦ i,i>>III h 11 lt< II I.N T l{.' ’■_ l tt.N - , lai a. I" A '■ I" v ' llitthwuy .ii .| Plenty Left. t I 111 . 11<-: ■>rI* from Mvifid/V tou »• 1 rogjVMnn*lil "> radio nl slation u*Acc.rilliiK to til., m-lrntllita tlicr'i are ^ |^ .Im ■■. I n4r< .id> der .Indn.iHe i'l* .Irnl ttMlHitr h.-lt 1 t | only wish to i niiimnnp itc a ill. . lO """ varieties of Halt In tin* worjils „i_ i., u,..t‘ tln- |,ee{4>> are i rm^.niter- fo r r«Jr*ry porntofa or an . r. I'tittslldt* parties II ll M. *uol U U uvlilimt thnt the sii|iri) " ,| ,,;|r ,..| Mo rnUfiri .rop. 1110.00 an vers cash. W o u l d Klvey, Helhnm. (in. . Iti-Htp •"o 'I R Roin* to fall in' fad * '" o I iir to (all lu lu »pllti ei'lte of t the n » t ,Kr' , ^ ttU-. . V tak e ^oml a u to fo r part p a y m e n t that voracious anglers aro continually i that i- (uftiisLctl. ’> 1 " tt nrp Put Rlm-k feather Iton Km Lt V M rC ra w , 202 K. U o ld n s.m . «atcliu|c ni) the niK ones ot the'vnrl- Am erican m u-■ ’ '“ ’v ,,r'T 5,11 V . on* species, and on h a n d F o r S a l e o r E x c h a n g e it !• IC ------- S. I • j .M' • •! i,' i" -1', t' , ic t ‘ 1 . ■ |i,-. lire lo'l .ft'. i .i i or |. >'r <vt . ■ •ui-|i<*r:tt "ii-- m •• 11 <• l'«eii| Vi'ltr lilt- 1 I t" I STABLE L a r g e s u p p l y of H o r s e s , fVuiles, W agons • FEED Cm rid f’ .irk Av. it'.o .ni'i ‘icconil Slroot C O N I W A C T O H S FO'I / t L HINDS OF HEAVY HAULI NG * : AND . I • �campaign for the purpose of revis­ ing the laws of the state with PublUhod V.wrry Tuooday and FHd*y THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY h i tlu te al r ONI C n c h ic k . in on a iiv a n c k VKA I I I ! 00 M il M O N TH S T H H C i: M o N i l l s IJS 7S U illiM t d la Ilka n t f b| l aula* IJ.0 0 l*», Vaaf la Adfaara or 20*. Tar Munlh PafaaaaO la Ad»aa*a Ma*4 lla Matla al Offlca ■ala* ad A> Haaund I laaa Mall M ali** AlifUkl 22al I fox, al the I'ualofTlft al .Haafard. I mk M i . I adrf Act of March led. Ik7«. O t i c * I . Harol d l l a Ud l a f T e l e p h o n e No. I l l (lur wymputhy gee** out to Itoliert J Holly, ptlitor of the Sanford Her­ ald, in the lot* of hii dear mother whone death took place two wt-eks ago. She wan u dear «>ld lady, the nalt of the earth, and Hoh will inIits her? What better friend fin\e we than mother? Stuart Times. O The lleeord extend* sympathy lo Hoh Holly of the Sanford Herald, hy reason of the death of his mother, Mrs. M inerva Clough Holly, who NEWSPAPERS WILL SU FFER BY W A R regard to libel. According td n recent decision of the supreme court, newspapers are practically prohibited from giving tin orilteiary • new s from the courts, Newspapers are among those to and » newspaper that publishes the suffer by the war in Kurnpe and substance of a declaration, nr a bill w i'tle t In re nre many joke* crnri.ed of CHIP I I ' It t. II- o f I'V -lb I I .'•i ii the i ,i w - pa pi is making mi. i • s n b t n t l t i d to t !••• c o u r i in a n tin out of tile war new* there are in lie p o r t . i n ' l a w s u i t , i* r u n n i n g c o n s i d e r ­ of tin in t Imt are i.ot wishing 11 • a b l e ii h o f p r o s e c u t i o n u n d e r t h e w ar would i ea ie at once Th e pri•*• l a w s , ns th ey a r e n o w i i . t e r p t c l e d of i very thing that goes into t*n |t tin- I n ' ?] joi'.' t e d o u t b y a le a d * maki: g of a r,• wapaper is ailvaiiei g 1 r. g tie w«|i iti w i 11 er t hat I be t rouble i v i r v day and they end in •not \.t will) tile I.l w a* it •|,OW Is oil t be la sight This not only applies to statute books, and the supicrne ti.k* newspaper end but the job print court decisions, goes hark to the mg as well, and the fellow who hahill of rights in the constitution. If hem rutting on the prices will find thin view i.< cor reel, the wotk of re­ himself in a bud hole before the forming the law will he considerably summer is over, Art all the wholesale greater than if it were merely a houses are sending iOUt letters re­ matter of appealing to the legisla­ fusing to make any future ijuotnture for the common justice for tions on paper and materials.' which newspapers ought to seek For a newspaper to be classed In any event the State I'tess As- among the "yellows'* now is no re­ aoriution, as representing all of the flection upon the i|unlity of its newspapers of Florida could set in news columns. No doubt • many motion the machinery necessary to people have been wondering just secure the refoi ms needed. what is -the reason (or the jaundice Newspaper want and ought to hue b f many' y f-jth h ,pages of the want only justice, bu( under recent dailies and in jionte haiy way con­ passed away last week at the ripe decisions it is apparent that u bur­ nect tr with Germany 'Ami the w.tr. .. (t r; . age of eighty year*. She was a na­ tive of Ohio and in her early life a teacher. Robert was her only son. Tallahassee Record. den is placed upon the press not ronWmplnted hy the people, and which in actual ptnctico works to the disadvantage of both the press and. — O the peop|c. Rasing its decision on The members of the state press the bill of rights, the supreme court join in sympathy for Editor Robert W a s probablv exactly correct »n It* .1 H»||\ i.l the Sanford 4l< raM who reasoning in the Tampa Tribune has lo-t lit* mother., -Mrs M E. ease, the diflieiilly not being the I f . .11 . who p.i*-. .| ,i Hi at t)> hum. In i*ion « f tt.il b".|v toward tin b .t tin • * : r I tub o f i t * " M l l i ' i i <>t \ i r > !• \\ l.i ■ a to \ gt .* ! law It-.'ll rio>l I i * i« .i . tie !o\ . In -1 won I '* I• • » • > I.l • i S..TI a ! wlien one p is-e> aW4} shi' leave* a vnenel place that can never he till "<l I lenla St ar 11 Tin 11 inj • I |' I• x ' I. |„ A t * at • i.M Til .I'll ' 'l l - g " if d ♦ nf f•T .'-r . k -it. V ( •• ' 1 I i ik\< t .•« i t I................ 1 I . . —! urg I .V l.k t " C i i i i i ' i i i ri i.il I ' It.'d St I *i\• r i ** . iu m ••. I al leai'hi d wiu'd pulp has a t xant'id from f i n a ton to f.Ys >r ill III! rea*e id t? 5 per cent. Hie.li Il­ l'll pulp has tiseii from $55 a ton to $|0t|, or close to 8J per rent. A large part o f-the pulp sup Illy* used to come from (iermany. ai4l. ‘this source is uf course cqt off. Sweden and Norway, nloso important sour^e% of supply have put embargoes _ojr exportation*, but they are now is­ suing licenses to permit pulp to come into the United State*. N or­ mally the United States imported annul 800,000 tons of wood pulp a year. Kngland has gone so far us to put un embargo on nil kinds of (inper making materials. With all these factors combined it is not surprising to find that book papers have advanced $10 to $15 a ton since the outbreak of the war. Although there has been a substan­ tial advance in newsprint its 'effects are not yet marked due to the fart that it I' sold far ahead on contract 1k— m. • rt, ' t I.l \ I '! ... Hit-. ' - i..'. .' \t M il I'" ' ■• i . at r • a' I ? »; •. ’ \ I . «*•••» \U • i..t | ..f . i 'i I ......... ... ••1 * I . i l ** 1" ♦'! ’ - ii. h i I i i? M o n s t e r El epft .in! T u a Ka T i n* f un ks u f Hu* A f r i c a n ••!••pltisnt K i Im l iii 'i II i g ' ■» I'n I. |^x |£v S«»liii*f Mn»*H 'A.'lyh itn tiiti* Ii itM* | f l |n•*111•! n lltfl I -.t«l| d |i ttgfft itf ••ighi i<r nin«* |£\f e Men I | •.•»#!•* •nnmi.n e in • randidar\ .l.i* . • I* ................... i '.*• ■I i i* • 11 \' * . • 1 I i . *« «♦I . • f • It. . i t* . i .l N O T H F. .Nailer |« h rrrb p (l\ rn , that fir jln n ln i M arch I, I 9 l t . m m. d trrrlrd Hr and in pur•u an rr uf a rraoluli«»n adnplrd Hp Ih r I lip lo u n r ll of Manfard. Florida. I •HI bring aul I agalnal all delinquent tatpap rra of I hr clip of Hanford, lo m fo re r payment of all d rlln g uen l (p ic a dua Ih r clip of S a n ­ ford. and al Ih r a a m llrar I w ill aloo Ino lllu lr Ir gal p ro rrrd ln g * In rn fo rrr M l* m rnt of all m o n r t i due Ib r clip of S a n ­ ford. for unpaid oidr walk and pating llrn « To avoid r t l r a cool, ohlch will ih rrrb p •rrru r. anp prraona uolng anp delinquent la ic n . »4dr walk or paving lien*, to Ih r clip of Sanford, m u il a r lllr *am r with ma on or heforr M arch I. 1*1* W ltnraq my- hand Ihla lU h dap of Frbruarp. I9lfc. # O F O H G K A. I l f l O T T K M . ( lip \ 11 or n e ? 5 I -St-Tura A Fr I N o tlrr of Appllcallon for T a i llr e d I'n d rr Section ft of I'h a p trr Ift^ft. la w * of F la n d a N o lle * la hereby fiv en lhal J. N. M f * (lag gh ry . purrhatcr ol Tft* Cartlflcaln No. MV. dated the 4th dav of Juno. A. IV 1*94, ao far aa It relate* t*» K S ut N W I | of N K « 4 . Sac. 23. T p 20. Range 29. ha* filed e r r t l f r a t e in my office, and hia made ap fliration for t a t deed to laaua In ac­ cordance with law Saul certificate e m ­ braces the following i|r»rrtlt#il property, situated in Seminole county. Florida, towit N K l • Sec 2.1. T p 20. Range 29. le.s tailroad light of » a > . thir bring only a partial tiurrbase i f »t..ivr eernft ale and deed oil! ntily cuter I of N \\ , "| N i t of -aid See . T|» and ll«H (r Thi *acl land bring «**e**ed at the da*- " f * l » lo'tafire of s ur h lltfiek l e r l i A r g i e |n i f I m • name «•* M I V\ ti t»e« M •. ♦».. (••* * - V I t* \|r I raiitrT. 1» « I i .i - i t »••*•••.- a - In I nuil of I #1 Un! * Ju-I* |y. M ale of I |«ifuli |t •• F-t» |e . f I I da M art • S* *w|m*le I t-un •* i• i ..f I*. I fit • G irls ill New i . n» • *4I -• . • nitio **i> fir S.i • -o l | if i n ' * ' | 4 ill 4|' •i|*|**.M •■f t t.• v• I........ l» • il I MY SPECIALTIES: P IC K A R D S H A N D .P A IN T E D G O R H A M ’S S T E R L IN G ROGERS’ PLATED E LG IN WARE AND W ALTH AM W A T M II.S Santord Public Library Oak Avenue Between 3rd and illi St. f a- t • i It X I. » kiu%r fr>C W o r r y It , I * » i fii b .1 • fl x • it’• •! .1 I'b- •• ►* »{ in tint- th a t XA111 l.tki- .til n il •* it ,\ .* '.»!»•• ••! t u I » in 11« *- ••»» .1 •! t! h • . i.» I Yt**f •* va 'll In' In* • •.. • ’ . * ft* ft •j • * • t«•| •if n * •! \•. X S I f « 11. «ti.i Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays v i fi O 't ' •r ♦!* .! at 3 p. m Reading Room Free lo All • in - * i I t • v uf. ti. . fe |B\ llv Little C h ild r e n T h e Baby ^ fe ?|\ S|\ Jo in Today Pi Im p o r ta n t A n n o u n c e m e n t tli C H IN A S IL V E R — Open I • • «• JEWELER ' I' !•..»».• «|e< t-n.f ..I »•• III Ik* I t I |• , t -• 4•r I . • y*•* f ,• t« J• .i 1••• i * .»•* HENRY McLAULIN 9 • \\ F M ' / M I M . I ' l l I t.. -. i , , , . *ft« • <il • nii»i» • 1041st. St. Phone 182 i I Xhi i ■•M •M M I Magazines Periodicals Soda Water Confectionery Cigars and Tobaccos 4 » Ma f. \ M I ’» Maxwell’s X •d fetfet tried f i u r f h* • •* t «it Re»per| ft.lv » . i*t j*' |gv jfev B o ys |r|i-|*M r»- * ••III: 1 r . T* »-f i'I ii if l .i.l CHASE & COMPANY t -1 f • it.i* i » t •» t i.*- t*i i |•■ -i - il.- ■‘ t Ml • • r . • F 11t* • Reasonable rates .» .111.. .1 f e j§|v Women . [ •• Have our strong, reliable company carry your risk and be on the safe side. lt> X T<»« I . a l r In Clu-olCx tun si a h : i.o.ist xirut: ibinl'N lull ar#- i,i » w itjo-r.ii I ifM-n* * > uf j i for you'll find the money wanting when the FI UK.ha* wiped out your property f T T ue» *itc i ! i |t i FIRE POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS I• A Don’ t play with acrioua matter*— don’t YOU .carry your own Insurance against Catulic, which wns chiefly imported, Is about 100 per cent higherr and dye stuffs have risen 400 per rent to fiOO per cent. This pinch is being felt especially in aniline blues, such as rhodamilie and tndunthrene. Which |are used to g ve paper the white xhad' v*" far ns the manufacture of nl'iTi d I'Sjii r the 1 tti'il Stales i- i'ni i • rtii'd half the t oneerns inak 'iMg it have been forced to suspend production t'olored paper today is vi-ry hard to obtain. Rlench is scarce and has ndvamed enormously in price, llefofe the war it was J'JH.50 a ton, but now mariifarturer* of paper air* (laying J'flO a toe Hleach. w hw*fy*Vh - not bing * -- ----------------------------• l*e than I'bl'irine. formerly came to I'niteil Stall's alinii-t lid indy frmi. F a t h e r of Board* of T r a d e . II was Oliver < romwell who first K* gland a i d G< Mutiny Hut » . li.ivi fu n t ■ i • 11 g g,-. din'llv r • Instiiiiteil tin* board of trade ■It -iitlo iiiii \1 ■i- 1 of the -up|ilns III I' l ' “r ig. I I .. II I I Mi l l . I .'ml in Pi'iinnylvutiia. M any . <w plait have n e i'i.tlv started (irndu, : o' . bm il driir nil is i normm N ot it- |\ i i libirme used a • I I . I ........ . 11 - .n d i luT II. bill I i a t .• « I I......... l>l i I ' " i • I f V"'• I Xpll -I Xk I I • . ' • 1 . 1 1 I’... I I . hou.ld be t•■formed and a code ‘mlopti'd that, w' ili- ptoliibitiur libel, would •till in-.lie that lo wspapers eould I•i>1.11 - it the at i i al new» • « i ' I i i law a-d tL MU g . ' C s n f i i if which is quite right. per cent *inco the war broke out. Opening of Christmas Banking Club IK : f t Object of Christmas Banking Club O provide a way for those of moderate and e v e n small means' to save money. To teach thrift to old and young v , hv a systematic method of saving a specilied sum each week. The Christinas Ranking Club makes it easy for all to save and HAVE money. T ir.T [ii 41 .^jpiiT o n l y S c e n t s ^ : msg[iN o u r B a n k - INCREASE I T JWEEKLY; } O V M7LL / / A VE N E X T CHRISTMAS IF YOU .JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS BANK-.vG C L U B J O Q t 5 V In 10 Weeks; 10-cent Club Pays 5-cent Club Pays 2-cent Club Pays Many small deposits make a large sum; as (lie amount increases, your interest in your bal­ ance increases, and it is that interest, called “ the saving habit.** that leads to wealth. To give all “ a bank connection” so that they will learn the many ways in which our bank can be of service to them. $82.00 11 .0 0 1 0 .1 0 Or you can deposit 25 or 50c or $1.00 or $2.00 or more each week and deposit Ibis same amount each week. W e Pay You r;tf . Clvm thuwftmkmimv ]jg: i N E X T C H R IS T M A S COME IN — W E WILL TELL YOU HOW TO DO IT * ’ m HOW TO JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS RANKING ( ’M B IT IS VFRY EASY • — < m.H' into our Irank will. I Or. or 2c or 25c, 50c, SI....... . $2.00 and It'll us which ( lub you wish to join. We will make you a member of the Club and give you a RANK HOOK showing the Club you have joined. Wt- wanl every MAN, WOMAN and « H U .l) in this cily lo join our Christmas Itankini! Inh and we extend to all a cordial imilalion lo come into our Itank and join Ibis ( lub. ( unit' in \( >XX ! F o u r P e r C e n t on Y o u r Charistm as S a v in g s R P E O P L E S BANK O F SAN FO R D . F LO R ID A . I. ' P i: NOWAND HAVE J Saving money is the one sure way lo have money. Most large fortunes began with small savings. IT COSTS NOTH ING TO JOIN our Christmas Christmas Hanking Club, and it is an easy way to have money next Christmas. The plan is simple. You start with 10c, 5c or 2c and increase with the same amount each week. •. IT C O S T S N O T H I N G TO J O IN O U R . ' ——s �----------------— ‘r- ‘ " chial INANDABOUTTHECITYi! f L it tle H a p p e n i n ^ H - r M e n t io n of M u lle rs in ABOUT PEOPLE -AND EVENTS... ;; B rief I'e rN on al I t e m s o f „ •'* tt'!l ..... . i,. who'e h " I. , I ‘ M .iid I,,.. " ‘ ■1 1 Mr .Unlit K yItH 1. It I , 'if I ■!,i It Ti [nr Iti' home in l.<itii,x ill.la- fv y . .till a jdeii runt visit to I -i-ii r. Mr Andrew M a h o n e y . 1 F -1 *• 1. 1 ■ .VOf. ' I'll* 1 , , . ' “ V "• ........ . Mr'A11♦t A i»f| 1 ' d |',ur ted di-l, th e Have it few hits hi ! Mlack \ Ail.-n •1 II I' d-nltn- ,|u n |i.| )i|gha— tine Bean seed. A for pl id* * f‘ ■' ** r«- ru.ntf l»\ Mr- It U II f f *1* fi o; >.u»fnrd u fin Dutton Crate Co. ■U tf w|.,| SlrH ' O ', . I t.|,s |,| « Dainty Spring Millinery with Mrt I,;' ' ,11r' t * ! I re .- lived rile much’ r.f'-the eX(|ui>ite in every hr.* ' lit pri/a 1 w nrk ei) la r .d k e r an Hide til able grn.e and l.cauiy, ;• l.r* vharurteristiv of Freneti -Atilt,n.-rv Shop Millinery. You neve, routm-d I i>l"r ami \lr. l.aiir ;ire through a more mugi ifnvnt tirvem gfu' iou. h i m . . , , , Itn,| their Iduge of unnaually h. uutiful trimmed (' lM ir' - v 1 ■ long r.-in.--inhered hat*. | I'ho-e who w. r. . i t. i lutimd >e,i, r 11 ' a | V t ' p ro v e s f / i S .• ,r" “ SANFORD WORKING ,b g rep . It . f, T [ h r Ml* . . .. ... . ’ m is 1 The IMin ,,,k mi w i 4OMlpMNf 1,11 wh ,l1o1 *«>nip«Nt i ; t l . d1 .. g• *1 rl* alte,,i d1 * I1rf i„t. ", - ;*• r iti* month* • ii.. uf ,, \ ih ,» , - . f - : ,vll Sanford Lodge No 6?. F. and A 2 M . Cornmunlrtitlon everv flmt and third Thursday* at 7:30. visiting brethren welcome. O I,. Taylor S G Kennedy Secretary W. M t* m l n l hr rt« xi |u. will hr d<*ii!de that 7ffTf the S.u ford will benefit gra-atlv Monroe t hapter No. 15, It. A. M. faetorv In u few mm t ie Meet* every second and fourth Thura r.i.-tor v w,|| I... , r e . , , . | day in Manwrife Hall over the tmperia “Visiting rompiininn* welcome , Theatre , In- c ra te s (n r , he gro w I h Karnnt/. O ,1 Miller . ' i >ii ill V|or dii w will ill ,i. in.t .i Sev'y High Priwxt . nd l" 1TiVr t*i|' 1 T l.i, F* -. * tin ' h o o t iv , , , u o n te M th e e tu i ;1, H M \\*l „, * 1" to p 1he i . .,. . .,, . . ( , |,| A lhert t he BIG FACTORY AT from Pnjjr ] » su c c e ssfu l ei d .if g iv e n XtUT : w as of - t i i t i n i » r> “ ■ > , Wednesday . , \ . *,g \gm- Du.Id «he ‘‘levnr « " Mfk.nl.v it.-,...... . the ho,in etTorts w e r e ’ t.f \j, Mi r , ' i h"x p'an* were l,»'«,v*»kiiiK hot .„ I f kid fund to h> Lake i 1 tOJ . . ...rlUtlill ___________________ ... ’ l'kia i Jiior, of Ftinfli K A I Interest Summary of the Floating Small ' ' Talks Succinctly Arranged fur Hurried Hi'ralil Header* tot building ■■1 ........... ■ evening. A delightful. program ha* been arranged and refreshments wi.1I he served. An offering will lie taken i at tin dour An evening <>( pleasure ^ h ’ - mr***1 uI! nhn s*I f t*ti iI. A RESUME OF SANFORD HAPPENINGS UP'TO DATE all l*amnntiitnli0 Ai school : a, hom e jMiMict h r i i : i he, , a ppi-.il in e v e r y c it iz e n iv l. c , . r o i in t > I lu* .Sanfnrd mmM.oh . - Im iild •IL I * Pi 'i , , ... _ . . . . e,. r m ln o le C h a p te r 2. O r d e r E a s t e r n N la i . , th«* Ki , <* . , ... , ™ -n rn.ir*) h «l ifit.» tin* ti i ii in K room. ....................... . ............ i . .. Me*U evrry fir* t u n d th ir d Tut»d. / led l.v ih,. v.mnir |,< Cluude. iind i I . probably u*e* a, mnnv .ra te , a* any in e*eh montft. Everyone who ha* s e a .... ., ‘ . ‘ ' di*,! , ’ ' ilt ‘ d. .erve a liberal jmt other *eetion of the state and it ha* hla Star in the East are cordially invit. d t,ar.t I , t,.r. Dainty refre*^.^,,,,,,.;. ;l|| , h.-,r public affair* for a|wnv, „ e m e d strange that they to visit thl* chapter. " ! r,‘ hrawtifuln- she h.-nehi ,if their rliun li. Present (*oul.i not he manufactured « * well Alice E. Koldun*, Sec’y '" " r it e . ta b le , c e n te re d by th e m e e tin g w e re M r*. G w y n n ,,n S a n fo rd a* any o th e r n tv Cp -f*j ------------- '" ‘ 7 »'» « '■ btrihduy cake with it* y.,x- \Ir, Andne It.-C*. Mr* M -,KU ....... "'her of red candle* MiCaHk,. _ M y * ^turnon, Mi*, Eo* I to- color motif m red was prettily .„ ,t |t,.v \ytfu.r Peek M,** Kulh ,iie time th e'Z a ch ary Crate A Phoanli la>dge No 3. K. of P. Novel tv Work* rnmi' here it had Meet* second and fourth Tuesday*. never been tried but now that we Plaiting knights always welcome. O. J. Miller %m*{ ih .v * w e h. v e C. C. wlmli hung from the chandelier a n d 1 satisfaction of knowing that even } v were caught at the corners oT ttTe rrrt oni l Mml i nn ' our crates will he made here Sanford Lodge No. 37. I. (). O. F. table Iti'il shaded candle* and Madam Voile of Toronto, Can* The Zachary -Co. can make anyv, Meeta every Monday at 7:30 p. m., favors in red packets tied with d,,m* of gold com....led the charmand late of Kissimmee i* the at- thing in Aha shape of sash, doors,foW-rlmperlaf Theatre. For that G O O D G U L F G A S O . ' } ? nM r s M r « harlie rib b o n g effect. The delighted little host of Mrs- K U M#h»- hlt.tH1* ^ ^ ^ a , , doorings ctdl-j J-M ^..Singletary H. J. lowx.ll, ------------ ------------L IN E and S U P R E M E A U T O IM I,, ,n,I " 1 >t Mr> tfuiglej. Mr.,. " 'g.. .. . Secretary . . . . liens. mg, 'aid*»*v...rfj,;iiwlnt, n mi m ill work work I secretary « . u. ng' and mill Crenshaw, Mrs. S. D. Jordan. Mr*. was the recipient of many nicei * ns* #hon« II- II. Coney, Agt, No. 116. o f n il M il V >* will have the|‘ U P Wiiletr* Mr* Carpenter. Mr, present* Enjoying the happy ocen14-tj Gate Cfly Camp No. 6. W. O. W I alt of it and in Fountain, Mr, C A Miller, Mr* Mm. were Margaret Peter,. Albert , M, m U u1i w !i,ull,,.r ha* returned Sanford Meeta second and fourth Wedn eaday furd hrun'd* will fie Prevatt. Mr, Fitmev. Mr* \\ A Connelly. Announcement Maud Lake. Theodora ' r,’ m “ w,,,' k rn(* v,*“ ,0 Tarnpa,im,< llrp-• night* in earh month. tjie soOth. Miller, Frank Cha*e. L.-Cluire Jones. -----------k n o w n all Itimt, \tr> f . nnnn* The Daughter* of Wesley will Allen. Mt, F. L. Miller J. F. Hoolehan gratulate* the i>hClerk Council Commander •give u musical at the home of Df Frank Hond. Mr, Chamber, Kmtna Sppnrpr, Mary Velinn Mr^ M I, Gooilhuc vuh amone ^ . ^ #, .. tfip. Mirg.uet Cnwiiil, Dorothy ill. Vi.nnr, in Ifr.-, Gn«parlila t ’ ar , ‘ r I,,l' l"k irm / i.ii i.i* * 1,11 and Mrs. L. It Philips. Park ave him Mr* I >•-1r«<tMr (i \ Km, It,lie H , g:m. Mildred ,„v., 1 and nrlari.h. Fair . po,„b!e « t l i p f l ^ e f ................ tv * title, T UcmI ii ) evei ii g K* la M'* U**Ci * .• ! It., nit y{ K-C If. P . O . K . S a n f o r d L o d g e 1241 F a c t .>rie* m I M.il fj, fly tieorgui Mobley 11 •“ tip .s :il>v . A L-nfilm l n , v i i it in i. i , . \ g M . • , v and more/ rTTnTrif*-■h y r w |,u t .w ilt M e e t flrat an d t h ir d W e d n e n d a y night lilt o I iko m Klirulieili Whtl tier. Pearl K Rnhson > MU. r j \ | r. H. r u in , 11-m led m a ll ' N o u i| n il, , i o n hm M i w w I ’r.it ln-r of 1 c o rn e r o f F ir s t S t . a n d P a lm e t t o A v e . dt - n if.ird u ie . il I HU . ... d t.u l Itnli-nn *■*-.•* • t I >- [ • \. • K m ih t. , , fr e e w ill o [fi rii.g w ill h. i.ik*0.1. Taylor T \ Neal | ................................... V, 1, t- l-t i !. t k.' ........ u lie . I : 7 r,: ,l. ° ,,t .wi,h ^ r mn. •| S h o e S h in e 1);n t. IM \ I <Mu -1 i : ri day ‘ p T u i 't . i M r- . M \ 11, ■ ■! - K» \ \| ■at*1«*" lit t le to Mr* ■ V n't i ' ■ w •- . i !, ,. ••I i . .-*•(I! i . t .,1 j , | <>f »»■« «>•*>•«. 11.* > • *•: \ Jt, 1h t.'1.' p a r ty Pru t her N ew Y n rk fo r b ; r . ;| g f•• ’ )•- , /*.« In •'ii ......... i'l ... ■> i ■■i * v th a t ' ..Ti s t o p iu n g few days hew Im in e in d p u lu t o i . k /r ,, e.J t l it •‘IliTs. It II P e p in r Tlttlt- p la n t- i, ?l P E l> att p e r H u n t M . . in th e C i t y H a l l are welcome. C .- lf \ \ v. |»ap.» I'. P ro p all l y t c ir r i f ill » t. i i i- in r H w , ti W ) •■ •d m a t i lie d V*. i*t t- i H p i' ••r.i -I ,t III w I U ’ i , at , ■ . . I •d '■ ii ■ * I t•i Vrnval, ai ill, fr. n.h --imp I be in I. 1 11 il ffi . a * ' *' * ' > p a tte rn h i t . :■ M m i d a y at ! rn m th e la le i j [l.r > of ■I I hi •' fitly er 'I v. . , , It /' F. , \ ,|, ,|. I F ' jl eager I M M' *f i ■ f . .* w il l .' M III. e l I||g v i- In Id N H ( l a r i er ' iv i on O le * - . T il. ***• lii- l i ' of tw o tin* . ■-«■»*. U lu - h m i.'* ( I heel h I ' *1 - I ■ I hi I Id t. <)*, U d " . lf ti 1.0, rie- (n r 1 1 , , •, l- 1(trv |t. t i , i • ■» up an* il M a in -at i-fIte- | ■■i d • 1 I I 11 d II il, i. . ii I . ni i .11 C \ i Ilt n ,|l"h h in tli I'l’ II ill I Pt I ; Y* S a n fo rd and lo g r . 'i e t '. e d M ill,i . r j I n i ' er* fo re S im p do p u rc h a m g I at t ou '* t he I , •• .1 l> . - .. W e i1 In t -! -* <* t' lo w e f •ft \ *■ s p r in g H p e n in g An u t t r u c t iv e w as S a tn n la v d i- p l.i;. at 111.' III fia t* V\ t it l , - >i‘ l' |. o p '' m g t ■,| , D* tk . n.t i •t a l d i s l i i n e i t " f M r* •* W illia m s . A c o lo r m o tif y e llo w n n il w h it e w as u s .t I num ber W its V is ite d of la d ie s various line* being shown l.v iln iF .li U Ml- \ o' t* an t In i Mr I M ’ M I -.•> r 1'■T M el M r- Mr In * , f " v 1 ■h in n in g '"(« » w h ile Ml*-, If rro ld m il M is * B u ll, j S ' i-iti no >. r inn, i| j , t i n - " I d' ' e rr a a il i* H 't e t e 't it ige li.g K ll.f id o 1 1 At" I w ill, a a grtodlv thee in t e r e s t e d in w hoirti .t'l! r n i .d ii v a lt i • ..... r, i ,|e rt d e f l e c M u r ie l I*, "• ., r v f , t it iiiiiin le> frn in 'i n f ' 1,1 I I l f d e c o r a t io n o l th e -t.nw ro o m , w h ic h l . f n - 1 M" T*’ *' 1 ,r '" " ' " ,,t 1' - e f . it-• io t , * in re a d w ,.r(, , r i F .( t,V William* and her courteous assistant, |the Krai ion* hostess and the enter-1 Mrs Overman. The revival of tnitnnent wa- voted * complete *uc i|Uilint model* and high trllntiiiiig ' ie*» h> >' '" V MUCted as being the newest fashion* in vogue this season The crochet r/mr.i.inj f k - d,r n * / <trfy Straw ir, one ..{ the roveltie* Hf.l Dr ai d Mi- U-h-.m . r-'.'rt,une.l finds a ready sal", while in.h.ts, on T liu -d ej tuscans. hemps and the n e w leather lig h t f u f c h ild r e n 's ill i 11 s l 'e | i e * m id •in; arf le a d in g |. a d e rs » ty |e s i i pd >I •• th • I f f 'i . - i x c i j -••l| W || I,I- s e a ,m pel it.ir w :i Ii w e re I monk' i ,1 of ti 1. \ \ . vv I ' . I 1CI It | ’ M i ' • • • in' .-y 1,1. I i im I , M.t II If t V ird M L r id i y ■ I'. ni|.le \ i- itu ,g i i m i l i e i . w .'le o iu e v . '. m u h d iti Stam p.-r ' ■a, I i in i . I ' l , - . 'Iv M* 2u a* II . > in «1 m 1. 23m ! I I d ll'* 1 .. ! ami i f 1,' , | ... il !■ . 1 . red tt Ilf ■il,- to .1 ' Ol FMI - t I t l l . I ' ll .->' Jd-rv* f t r g t t - to * ' *f .It 11 I. l.r «ti »: tiie by hom e t i ■*1 H-niiv I'li- rtdi'rfed M l G A\ / If tind r,«*l ■t, C lo t , i l:-,,i It fl t i.' iK tin rn tic e » i, it.'I ui ,:"! .ti. h i* s ig n a l nt o a e t" git*' i C. H. D I N G E E P lu m b in g G a s and F i t t i n g Altt*n(ion Anil B pm I KfTorlH D p p o site I i l t H a ll T e ie p h o u a N o 25 by' w..- g iv e n a d n lp ty M r*. ’ .Mr- <i \\ firmly siil'-tiLOU'd for Mr* L.alda <i Dthe^. enjoying the |.h anires .,( tin game and the hn-pit alu > MrJ A " * ' 1 *' Mes,lames Neal Lake M r l.iltlghfitl. Marne,, ti V '-milli ( M I, at . ltd !. . h-MEt u it f. el f'v r X 1 . ' N - .a u . -. >. *M * ., t flat ! ijlc in g and .111*1 l i n g i 'i . r t-i . ,p , it 1 i\ m uk |Star Brand | i. e t le r 1 It 1 X \ I X \ i- m i* . L i t «atl«Jm tl< M I n tu r tle . 1 ijimiiinlri I <>r v y o r w it h o u t lll»»lley |o giv'e vvlll l|e. ' ' * Insist ,| iie ,'| .. n (f (||1 ,jl|t ,ir)(!m„| 1ie.itjpg 'tie likeness h|K„ ttture of I, K Grigsby, (or ' <> 1().ri. A(S, * ( t ( | i t , ) I ( „ u l Mdfldj’ e'* Positively Guiranteetl \ Maria for oil Mpcfciftaa M r- f and M i­ S W ll a n il li t t le -‘" i to t tie Sun live The Ju a n vv.-r. a m o n g D ie (m in ty p a rty M< r t on at H o te l Herald, t •f J - 1, i •11. ;• IA . x ;t i i u in p:t n i»'«l \ in . f f **itt •' A T L A N T IC C O A S T L IN K T R A IN S h a ir on la u n c h e d with M a r s h a ll C u t h. ' 1 *gg. i Vwr.ce. S . Mr 'h e I It it r t f .m.4ft 1> *u t 1 1 , a n d p le a s a n t i y , ^ ^ !Tt d is m a d e e ii f i t e l v 'n f h a r m le s s M a h g n te t I y,.U |.|ai)* |,p, l" m a t e r ia l m m le h )|a i.e t. I I*1* Ig T in * to p w hom vvip k -U. d la .I 'll t a l l . war. v is it o r * '• i'< r» riu n .|.i t . r.-'.Cv f NOHTHHDI ND laui ve A rn ve No K2 1 IH A M . 1:33 A. M. 10:46 A M 11:05 A M. No. Kt. *i 2*i j» No. H,1 2 42 P M 4:00 P. M. No. 1)2 4:05 P. M. No. S3 No. H!l Nn. Rft. No fi 1 k SOUTIIIlOf NI) 2 06 A M 2 16 A ,\1. 2 10 P. M. 2:10 I*. M r. ofi p m . 5:19 P ’ 1. 12:38 P. M, 12:43 P 1 OVIEDO No. 126-—Arrive . . No. 127-—l/'Rve No Nn Nn Nr. j MultiKopy | CARBON PAPERS Finest Carbon Paper Made Ctirr Skill Piifttl ' 9:30 A * t 4:00 P .1 Recognized Standards I.KKSIH ItG 21 \rrtvf l)i aft A M. 31 D ..... •2» P V. 1 .* \rr v. ;. .'u p m . 1u7 l/.,ve 6 :. a M I «r 'til# hr 1 tk*1M1*1IMI u-i 11nrr * A r m o u r . ».* m p e ra n c e -it <’o n g re g u l io n n l c im r • ii f»* |» ***••»! •**■! - noth.-r ver.*um of H o u s e h o ld e r. C o m m a n d e r of M r* Em m a t* th e E 11- r • n g U est nf of M r*, \ r i.]. f le lll > W it t e M r* M P W a r** a I im 1Li i rillLHY Nn. 3A A m ve No *2.1 1as. Vi1 No jrvi Ix'U ve No I it 1 Arrive i to r m . :* *5 P M. 7:00 A M .5.40 P. M. li * f f i ( I Y DE LINK HOATS spending the winter in Sanford left K * ttrr. joii SY) tmtH) ' e ' y ' at)d " n r t ° "good' ! " Tlh.'^ummerf the T m «"c tad on the donkey" There will be a social given under Sunday night for Ji cksonville. win-re | Arrive 10:00 A.M. Leave 11:30 A .M . ... ", I , I„ T h i* time it was baiting the the auspices of the Altar Society of she will take the steamer for Hus­ T u.-jdit y*. Thursdays and Saturday* opening wt take (dace slo rtl/ ■>* tr*” ' ’ fore Easter | hook wi t h fish Hre old Itsherman ttie Catholic church, in the puro ton. c h f l d r . V In.i- end in1 M •th tia y it' My*. H e rtliu Packard. Secretary You Feel Better I* Ml . I f 1 lla r n e s . in F in . * Mr* r Ills E . L iv -V e r-L a x W ill M a k e ^ ^ / T T n *!^S '7 " 1' Mt Mis Albeit Morton of Lowell, Mas*,, was the .week end guest of Dr. and Mrs C, E Wa l k e r Mr- 1* o . i ' l n te l.t lilile ****4. i 1. ) O1 1’u 'h -f. Y ' 1* ' • A n n o on T h u rs d a y t»> S m i t h Hr,.! E In .» M . 11l|l' t M th e h o m e o f D r , L H .| T h e e d it o r of th is c o lu m n ta k e * , ... -x. V i . \Y e - le v a n f r u t h >ei k. p h u ts itre 111 c o r r e c t in g n il e r r o r III M rs. o p to f W in S u l)te rfu 0 e t t i " a rt o f w r itin g , I't in r le m a g n n w a * w o n ! In flHn a rtin llo g ram s ln iu iio il oil il 'l n m erit ht r K, .•a. ft ti.. Ml - a m i a n .l 1 T o n ig h t of In R u l e r ’* H a lin '* » ’ t Ilf t ' ' The fit t i • 1 If "p t M a ry t ,* -/s'v; . H- d g e Ir if E1 • * 'i *lt *y **- (•- n ig h t in i-a. I. m n n tfi iii BRACE UP! * *i,l '* ** the last issue of The *♦ « tf 1*B M l George E Colby cartoonist and reference to tin* occu| ants of the lecturer at Hiipti t Temple Elks car The car wa* diivcn hs Mr T W llayden and not Mr F e b . 24 Hutton. It was conceded to be one' Ju n io r C iv ic | a-ague m e e tin g at of (he prettiest cars in the parade ' *i * t T* . I .; 11 '• j I' i / •* ' to tie rin g u n .itlie , i n i fijj n rui H lillli'g M u s ic a l at i. 11 I 'l l T h u rsd a y ^ !'.■( Dr * 1" ’ d in . I I ‘ ■ E 1i • g n * . rg a n ir .a t io n I at G re a t 1 ‘ .t r D ie 1: «t J u n i o r . TV T it p t. -eiit lim it* t* f l i'r a l d * of l.lfre rty A le .- t- a th .a g h - . H a d hr-1 ------------------" -' - --- <. a 11e t p n r., Field* «>f ‘l*> — - M r- M i— i i tc •• ' to • l.rllQiie a p p e a re d I- r e . ii| .',t ,'d in iiiiio li* I ’o r l il 1* who w l" m n ^ v i, it fr o m ! s c o re of T h .■ H e r a ld D a' tiladvs m If . \ \ . H e rn - 24 l.r to Mr tie T ............... Mr ^>j h f.l ‘ r , i . i . •• 1 ' Mia. d 'tl h I ’’I ttn iiiin ila ' ei Feb-, ur \\ f r- t| ft i»** t da till. P e r k in * , T»1 itrs.liiv . M . r* Il \V 11 ...■ •Hired in flu, the Ijhtor Civt. nil. II, I,,- 1,1 1.1 this Week at tile liiilin* ( Mr- E I . Marshall on Thursday uitern.inii at I o',-lock 'The meet* g »%i SK i.e over W ith M- ■.lin in g r.'ftir e *,e i| iii,it. i.t| or m it t ,vii h im !■ Ull'Ur " i n l ' i l in lln* a. i nt ift.i* * |.| ii i n '* t' f " , W aii'li-l leg i H a n ter. a m] u \soat a * i f ^ f H ' , ’g " V „ ( Y f r , i b t\ I'.,., i M T S . p P ir m in a tu b A in i- la k * n u ll- . III. lit of i'i | I . f**i* 1»r««.i* <tf * rn ci <#i't t* '■ ‘ ^ \Vf?|■ rr*i • ,»* * • ' i4 ./,,,. a*rr I ir ic in n . p etit D e rro r n . gin''* ' *■ . - 11 da;' of iheir lit1 1•■ 1 ’ Yk > a 11 iir ) •• n .1 , ’ ,' I n i l n l H r u l l i r r <if C t f p r n l r r N J n ir ir r «• «»f \ m r m ft T ttfn p a M »' la r Ij Uj 1'P llia .x in ii I : t ln iio r .'il —'.in la y M r- M a * i, ' I .,1 I w it h l ’n r d " ii mi , -' Mftl> r ij e C , 1 • m .I 1 , 1 . 11 It 1.1 I F l.r -I lid 1 I 'U l l . u M it im p M- i' t by if ii 'it , .i f t i f fin n if M .r ..... «''*• “ tlii. afternoon. pnrtv;. In honor , iu i of ,|oor g a m e s a i,.| Pc. ne ittus too s « n . CL, fe a tu re s la .n e I ’aid w e ll, hi. " . '*» »' |h | G in ' a '.l. 11 t 1 i p, i t if nil- w a* f"r ? * Ft I'tlff , | ,i , w .i . I 'd l-t 11 g • h " w n all d th e U \ d ir t| H J ' 't • / tl’r • J* ,i, tin of - | " n g - t v ! - liu e r y E a r le liv e ly I- . ■„ ! I PI V. ■>" " i ' , of tu n , , , , ( ............. t r im m in g * < I I I . ■ 1" ' • It ,,- .. an g i* , • ’1 '*••« will out I ill, ' I ' l t h e ir m illin e r y '! '!• w .u ld t. | I I/. 7 eI#rr ...» i: ,.t - lo p ) " M .- h tte n * l \ le - in ■t 1 ■ ■1 I *1 • fid u g b t .Mr- | a | e ,t M ' - Ir I■ and fr o m n . \t-t'U ' o f D e l . a r id la d n h a t, " r" I ' I In W lo g II I> avi- •„ . I a I I r a 1 t I'll J 'li r t y l i r *t • h *-■ •J ............. * I ! l.i.- t.— |l tt D i- * , ..' ■ • (• h. • a f . )■ I ■. if ,.,1 1 . f , ff - * 1i . . E . - ’ ir h v I lr l I I •. n V ii T : . d " '- Ii lip i J r * i* d o lla r o f p u r ilillt o t h a , . t i .,11 o f i ll I w jib ., , , | i* J l i * l i . " I 1 \! in lm m ill I y w .1 Ii jiet. t •• e tt lt U fe d , | II. T h u rsd ay , •• I ll| o ...U M- • ♦. , , l h w . i 'l | I.I I FI IV re ft e* ft ro* 'it * . | I t I . , ■. |V*II — I 1 ei, it ■■ ! . I. - IP .1 r t I ■I v - w it h 1 1 1 ...... . I . - Ill t II . • . ■ t a n il M vv i.i. J il I -a' t A iter .1 1 vI . ■ T I • bat» • id h* ■ n lie ■ I ■• Tb. ' ‘a '«•;.! ' a 1 ■•• . i ' t e n —t - 1nppi r« .1. ft t ii> f .!• t* d * t . r 1■ ' »t u r il g I || ' •i • npi t i, i th e (h e i n ." ' P 'd '. r t I- ' M . . t - . v« r v H Ac edw lit "Mj • r P r a i r i e * S.m fn r*! 1.mi nl I fim ti \ i i I »I rni*ott x I In. 11• • I' - ■ | i ■ i « , ■ I • v .1 ■ , fir - 1 an d ij i'- i I I nr-d n ig h t at 7 att r iil • and • • t.l i ,i i ViIt'i III. k i n , lie h Ig].*. 11 all iv i ■-, i * i i " I i1 I■ in j ,I 11n 11I V* III-! I T I It. t I P e a r nn. . . . it , I , 1 i T'+ ■ c.n ! a ip m P r e illd e n t I In T i, TFn,n Ei*' iti hied tv et e [ | . v . ' ' I III.i r •• >hop I IP...v M ) l a ti'i la -1 l.v . . » •. t if i.i a I **%A r. gf t a t -I h *1’ I I i •. \ i 1 ■ t ang.— hi |ir . t. n v 11tin- l l ’ i i , • a in. • i -. I.,i i in pip. i ,d !t 1*1■-I,, n .■ ti . i til v ■■■* 1 .11 1 i i . i i < .HI Ini, h at lu m tra p llv - d I ' l l ill in ' In ' |,r . g. ,i .. ,. . ■■ . « . «* t ., .■ I t Iv * 1 IIi ii ■ t V\ ■i . : ' i • i Y• J i a iti I \*. 1 - i W ilt' v Pn « » J| N u V .'rie M ..iit g ,- \ .r j I'n , -day I'" Pt* n Ilil'tld ii'U t)n i I i'll..., • V is it in g b r o t h e r * (' H. Smitlf. Iter. Sec. ------------ - ' t ** 1 1 I , .M e c h a n ic s MiHit* every Wednesday at 7:30 P. \| li.iiii'al *d . •,ic.t n E x a lt e d K u le f O r d e r I n lte d V in e r ic a n --------- Hi id thrj mpl'l v ■uk.' t "in.it n. pep • u u i'l t ' t .i I *' i t , HM P in T h e L a k e H re e / e t n u n . if N o . 3 1 J u n i o r ■I* '!■ t. . ■ t . I in hi fo r e In fr .ii 1 pef M- now a t ln ir ,.«« S e c re ta ry - | Fit gtt, ,| ' .1 1 .1 [11 of Mr *»»• factory am •r.| ■ l •• . r ••••?. P i . 1 *■ «•*' * 1>" IVI rii . Ii 'll, '. I .itif.i r ■■t I.iidiy* can send Sent fnr and |. II tf. Attir* to il : In .. <lay mot mug'*. shoes to stand. livereil. B ig S r i,,| || Ii'r . \ r 1 1.'j . r,Ml: , t ixtha'ic Sorin' • * * J | Herald Printing | t Company | Sanford ** * • - t> • Florida | �k WHAT IS YOUR SPARE TIME WORTH? If you enter now and win the Ford Roadster, you will earn over $100 per week for the next four weeks. A Parlor Set, Merchandise Order, Kitchen Cabinet, Watch or Camera will repay you handsomely. Filter the campaign now. You cannot spend your spare time during the next four weeks to greater protit to yourself. We are willing to pay you big money for your time. If you fail to win one of the seven prizes we will pay you a commission of 10 per cent on all money you turn in for new subscriptions. YOU CANNOT LOSE. 100,000 Extra Votes For Every Candidate s» ■ Best Vote Offer Ends Monday Feb. 28th * i >1 I.V fr - • ^ is the Time to Enter—Largest Extra Vote Offer is On This Week 'j j ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------- ----- — . — ------------------------------------------- ■ IT IS N O T TOO L A T E , T»*. r.I IVI III .t: •! « • \ \ I I I I >\ I I : ■> W P S ' I \ M I | M | i..' i i i • •.!! ii'i-’My i |if / • ■i lii*1* \* »* * ra N i .1' I i,• i1 *1 P l . t . I «.f tun nr.r |iu, .i I i*t[i-r thi*. w . . ' r n-\\ . .■..li.lnic. m i ii.*r (■•*«*■ | i hut raiiuot ln< itvcrivimi* w tli '• . ‘ ** 4 !.*>*■ 11f [*l ■*» 1 ' ► . 'A I *mj . ,* lit *f.*#? i in .[ *! ' i ! i II i** *M* r| Do Your-Best - Work Get Your Biggest Votes i» t • r * * 111 ’ Don’t Be Afra'id to Make a Start Now! Cfc.’* it.* t i. i ■, i'll** W R IT E I O YOUR FRIENDS . i This is the greatest opportunity i i i* lor candidates who want to win a prize March 18—You will gel U 1... . i. 1 I *i * t I > T t. • I F i r s t Gr and P r i ^ e 100,000 Extra Votes i I• lot* every $20 club of subscrip­ tions you turn in by 8 P. 1V1. Monday, bebruary 2oth. r V 1 Fill in This ( on poll Now > \ •i*i »41- ■ * :*u ill In !*>•.< u ml in*t i> :> ’ :i *> t)• i‘1 \i O I I II \ I O H uli.H X. I \u.t :11.1\ in I , n lit. i U VI U <IM II IM Pi I ! U 'lD 'tnh m ihi Il l ' l l ! 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I l i t m r d , ( i n ry* F P*iwr||. |*itl#r#« f p n«ill, A S»*la > and Wdliam Vu»lr«r n l a rr r#«lifrtilA <if oi*i#-« <r rutiittlr* tilhf.? t f an lh** sloir of Fit ri.li, h'lt l ha i ih. lr |*li r e nf r*ui|*Ata i* iidltn * > I •» him ' L u IF* '* i* nu crMon in '■ i « I s isI 1 *1*f ■ ■f■|it •> r i J1.1 c( i ii 11s11x * I (..Ii • i 1 1 * ■f1I fi • * <I Ir I’ fa. a I f » • IF- -i 1 4 .o.Uf-i* Sf* IAll il I » I t fHr at > '•t l a t n l I *, «* A1* Ii • 11*» t I,*•c « I- *■- t It s t ihifp a j r -ifhef |S« t •S*t«* •»*** t.'v ln l lit * hi’ •A -i |■ I •,f-» I " y * <>«-«- 1 I I'ti * Off i, • 111.-* HIPkj fi k Mm« Tl !'* Il I Nl, »li»» #f" hrir* if r » t***#■*,. *jjf idihrr rl• i rnint* undrr I hr ** Ml Wollrl (.■>nn, M tU lr »#■#>■ nn „ I It! w a,r d lit rna r if, \f a r» J Hirnird, fi rnr » I* Pi writ. P it inter ( ’ |*wnr#ltt A. N**l»ry »r*4 W4Nam (I A uIli-n rfriT, » ht»*r f rsitfrnrr* an* un known Y ou ar*» l h*r*l'i # i»r>1rrr4 U* i[i(tcar t o i hi* hill on M o n d i), th»* Mh day of Junv. A U t hr same bring a Itulo Day of thia fou ft. |i !• furl #r ord«r#4 ih »t thU noth'# h« (>ub|lfhr<| for Iwojvw LflAMruiltt w##ki In thr Sanford llsraM, • nrwepapar puMiahad In Srminol* roun** Wltnrw# I* A Oougltaa, elrfh of awld f lrrull (*ourrt and thr •*■•1 tharruf, thl* th* 7th day of February. A I* I f U .oral) F. A D O U G LA^H, Ottkw Uoblnaon A llrtrdill , Solicitor« for Com pit ln to U 4 9 *T ii«fllU 1 . • i T i r, -> ‘ i I. , . m rn l Y a n k s and G ia n ta to P la y . T h e N e w Y o r k N a t i o n a l anil Atnorl c a n l e a g u e c lu b s a n n o u n c e th at a » e tak e . J O H N K. U E T T I N O E R . > \i• »«I T lit' O re g o n Apr.ii 'i. who h. u( lh* 'It c h I g a tl An it i*"" i *tn>|oeturs of Mb hi gnu b i u o n e Hided m o re . u r » ru le d ni* u Heeooil I'lusH le n m o il (b e I ’n cllle eiUlM, It,ix i III; bei li b e ;ile |i. 1"* to U. SPECIALIST - Mill I T ’ dlliltlV ( r« (lit I f t ( l i l i i i d i i r I ,l(|»* il > ..f W i ■•liim•til II Him 11:i *• 1 ll ,Ml, hi tb n t 11 » litwn» n xx lib 1111-t ! i t ■t lit.- I in* Unit lilt far k ik ^ jT a Tt r o v i l l i o n . OltLVNDO. YEARS 1 t- *u. . . n l r. t If r*"l* • . *|Ht » «ut ir- I •wit 9. COl'Rr M(tl SI IN . | ,| * l a w y e r Ii t imi m 1 T o Hi.- V .it K e n t u c k y T r a c k . SCHELLU MAINtlS » M IN I % \ « «I|JJ-:i M*l« I •try « rarili.Ut. f.«r hr i.fft. . *.f l » * ' ..... **f iiiiiii.li- t nuiiiy, it* »ur *“*1 fii> * H. f,,! *M llir icfiun Ilf |h» vulrr* In t hr flrmurf»tlc Primary, at 4 will hrartlly at»prrK*fair four "lip* l>**M Jnn I ' Jirtlilfi- iP' 1 t »r v ' 'Ml I I !.I DEFEATED Uoiveratty of W.xahinoton Foothall Tram M.xkri LJmquc Record Un ilt r Co.icbtng of Uobie. r » r m e r M a U r r n f H a w t h o r n e la A p p i K . m t f r f » oai t »on a t S e c r e t a r y At I A\t III \ c I d |I I ** ! " • , , \S . , K I 1*1 It r\ h '1 tic 1 I 1 1'I • ■- 1,1x I * I'af.'fM1 m »iv " t 1 1 (I N ED CORRIGAN SEEKING A JOB NOT - • J lg**_z ’ • J‘ - : ' �-- - - r ^ 'r ''■TiZZW—m *■ . ■ innnniUi i!iir ■‘■'Tiiiiw^iiii'iwifiPKjgWBPIMMiKawW^ppPtoilWuMWKBB^WBi •• ' .......................... * . * ' • * • THE SANFORD HERAL i c u r b s t o n e GLEANINGS! BUDGET OF OPINION “ JUST BETWEEN YOU ANI) M E." .FEBRUARY 22. 1916 AMONG THE THEATRES o aooooooooooaoooooaoooaoaooDODOaooDoooooooaooDDooaoa □ a a 0 MPP951 . ■rrrtyn -tt "■ ~f ‘ • ^ • f f P ^ w W W PAGE EIGHT 1 V1^ 5 Chit-Chat of the Play Houses in Sanford o a l EVEN THE GATE POST NOT IN IT § 1 1 nii,.|i Don Julian known in Ins red ton of Tin m lorr M.trsJoit. feuM m r I’ ctrova Tnniiiht " Wli.it Will I’«• •|>I•• Say ?" i In- Li art , lint ln» wife in Illume less. In- lining I{• ■In'ri Kilosi " |. tin' ^ ii in ii • 0 m u i |i \ i |.. . r: fi.uuii picture who It . inn"i ini IntiLM'lf of vague doubts t. r of H auln k Sn ft; ’ T > ' c < a\. •I .t 1 1r: u i ho . g l :. A C I I I E I . IS A M O N G Y K T A K I V . N O T E S A N D F A I T H , g «.|l I.. t...» i.r . ..i ti.. star TinM >” \t .• W(|Ml"l ll. ti II 1% II I' Tin* i'll ma x igtnt s w heij Don .lul - |if, o u'ri t ■ gl I |ir"imsc> III III* I Inntid " iig u m ll* pro. j. i d n l’r U K L L P it E N T . X M $ A l .• .N T W t E U . , , „ . .. on i,r -t» r!«H + r M tenuis U drrtV. intr.ih' TT.,-TTir it*" Irgift-™ OODDDDOQOOaaDDOOOQDDQDODD ... ull i h f «-|. \I\ i n /. i lilnf of t In .m intlal tnim ger t* j mu ■i . ntm d> drain.. nIt Mr KileKt son m tin. jitirtrayi.l n[ tin* l.aili u; derstai.d that A rm • Sin. 11. Du- sut.i «»...! have made Metro i In w l.o lias In rn ti ritifiiliiiR him. . S H & . T h c Smilcr is to .*tiiilli" riiTrs tin. M lif (|nis mill in rhira.-lcr Mis fa mi!, .tj' with tin Tin ii^")fMji**tdi«lie fellow, yvhnin 1 tiiry m.in ij -irk in I" >1 which ar* ii il . . n r ,r. ),* nmimi. .i ( nr in us it m*l a v.'itfi* liis l; it.hi mi i * li'iidirit; t In. i nt-t cr ’» , •** dl ililici* Im-ni .(.t wluij^tr I no <mint - [nr tin- mudil mu in [iiirt. for l,u tl,f* w,l,l'* '“ ,tl ‘ 5m* * * 1, n m i ' i|.-a;li Tln-ii tin" l.ny lur. * m i t In* 1-111. *• r. I,t v. lien 1. ini;.in work D'lir Dillwortll) h iho (soneii) roll II. tin- . i . w C m l n| f.-llnw all tin- when hr t- on U.- ) H .........ver .,! 1>" «>»<* '< 1 »» l,t" j>a. k of u* sHlJH.it: I'll J I > dl.'s w lul. it. on tin-nr. inr I 1. -• i r. ,»•’ < 1 of \\ hr l at e r W'lllrvor, i "ijiii-s-i n< | , 1. el.il.i-. ” Vk - W Um.it . ..I, i ......I " n Mui ■oit.if ml. ........ . strong ' I ......... I. I. in. 1**- ( v« w-i ■ ; . ■[ 1 •>v , i w n , In* J i n , . i a l n tl.f '1 in itn- I’onid t y ut AlU-iiV 1 ’. ftfni - ll> Irmn . .•> <•• -f> •* 1 k>>- i- ■■ 1 nlir. Th'iitr* Tonitfiit [nr t in- mu 111 • .irnl .an r. . f > il ar I’ ■1>ir— < U jrtir ....... I'.V lh • l*«»p ■■ml ■!■ tm;...| ;i lif.-, and with t-l j . f l tv ide dl v, rgenrt. *r. 11" l.i, in; i.j i r • > ' r i . r ul.tr I'l > - a -I l ‘l v. r and is .. r ’ • ■!■ i- aluu- drives tin in l o r - . njl of ih. .;i.,y t !n hi t.i’.ij;l.! ______________________________ 4i] In r i • , lit 1 111* Th en *• Still. it ,-e mi 1 ■ mil,' »..r foolish for I'i* I the vmio.is i-Henrs in t- I «iM|iienri' !))( ..rpm.iz: t ion kad a (Ut,in in [city. V..4 .11.1 lot, OW,It'll by JU-oph |iiclnrizs.lion of th- fr.mou« novel > ver from Ins life ami Tioiloru's. lie ulways wciar., a slYdl 1*. of i ' ii s.i i i p nain I.. Km • ri I I i.»rli# |>ireii.- Janos Durkin d-serve m, h<» i . i ( . ,m 1 • v £11 •1 1l' • . •ir*- givei " " ' ,l or ft.rs. If l.itt all uimil i„ t . (|i|il|||t rim , ,| e center . ( a,),. •ll'l -llei|. " o - of the I-" . m o t dranioiiHi • uiiC foil <redit for a i emarkuhle III in |ilit y . ,.m d ie IO H e stage, 'hat tm..,d> W lie li t i e w a_v Is |nt g :t l.'l w *-:» r > imd i»\ IT to .11 1. Hj«K «»f Thi* roinliination rocs Jo ||,. j..h| in ,lftos( nf the thnll- mu a •tfp') li-aviti^ * •» mh p i i I iuI t he el-i-t i r < I i a bit -. that ,1 lotlh 1 he con- iiiiveliiris. ar.i) I.mhlltg Oi.t tini- load is hard 1" he; ••r. *■ f 'C v ^ BfV»>Iy,'fjUk. which the |iro point to ilii- iniuKiiiUlloli. When vmi'ri' weitjlitid down with ilemtied ami inti, down flilHmurti* M Will I »'0 |»lr S . Mr. Hubert* wna sitting in his caf iu • * * ’ ofTerinn of unusual interest to ali (Iiic tio rt^ A lJ^ jM & M jO the care with trouble and there'a » o one seems are on some of them ttixl really, the “ The Cave M an" is a story of the writing lettirs when he heard a. the |>botojilayinK (itibUe. Mme. P e ­ which t hic work'd mil evolution of a man, inspired in one knock al .the door. M illio n r (Is lo o k b e t t e r t h a n t h e rest lie call, d to rare. trova will b e ' n rneinbered (or iter dei.nle.s the In-mj p i a master craTtsof th e j i r o j i e t i y . It is a d is g r a c e to T h a t ’s the time this foolish fellow of its leaders bj the felly and-super " c o m e i n , " b u k .n o o n e e n t e r e d , Cu­ imtulde work in the previous Metro man. * . th e c i t y a n d w e c a n n e v e r in d u c e limes a sinjtinK uji the iiniil, fiei.dity of sodety and details graph­ r io u s h e o p e .ic d th e d o o r e x p e c tin g manteljiien-s. “ My Madonmt....... The Wi h a word and smile to cheer yon p e o p le to in v e s t in th is , c i t y u n t il Miss Nan si'u IIP Mipported ».< &>• ically how it man, pi. ked liiiphiizard to g ie e l one of t h e m e m b e r * o f th e i ml to help you with \ our loud, j couditions are changed. Then* 'a m jiiie , etc. No one wrs there, Edward Jose, former leading "nYirn- from the submerged tenth is made compnnv J should lie some law that would al. to glow and expand a v.iluald ( i l a j l . u g down at the -l> ; t. w ih Sarah |lsy hurdt. Wilmoth i m’■ With his smiling ' Km k up* partner. >b*w it" " »um ,1 to . n o d . MU |(„>a| \clrrss Hell) Naniten in " T h e M* rkyl. \V^lT»t UitVluJtick. Stuart j’ltu'inher ol worth while *ciet> h> tii-sj >1 gallon jug upon 11-v. i| ’ cause we re l.ouud In pull it "Id »•ui 1«11nifff and tear then, t .lelirnle.l S.^rndul Holmes and a lull ittin ,o( player.* of 1tin careful nursing of a spark mi lion Ito found attached to 1 1. i . o t‘ m.iuli * down The vacant lots would look ! planted in the hram of a coal cob stopper in the jug a pn-ce *| rougli William hOX presents thelvovui mcrline » » ' * " iik alulitv aiunij Ilea Ver | a per 111 which was ••• gil l« •! T hough vnur load'- too lug for one , " e e r and if ........ .. would V ( f> _ |litt. N ■ Tlll, <-,.4 m. n I f - a I,Ml.- load lor I w o ” Id-'" 1 r** vh..,- J 1. Iigur. Oil Horn it.Till.| Saaiidal" it the ."''.ir llo M, Ituh'-ri- from an adinit. r i " I he I a v e ‘>1 a II hi peo|de l.ask.V star III V ist Igat ed tinniiili i., A n d -.mi f. . | \ n iir - c ll u p lif t e d w i l l , Ibe.v w oohi he atr. W ■dm -.1.1 . . h* h 2 Ird *' I'he T r a il o f llo- I iin esiim e I'ltie \ lt a g t a | ili I . .H i- t It lu e U lt .h o n the -trength to play v..ur part ' » b" war., la huild "i, I h. rn Ti.at.ii ' o n ! | t i o ..tuHa' • i \ I*In i in. v<An of W II ..in I1 ox l i'iitiiie, I in ( .oi Man. a story ( I heoilore Itolni-i . w u j ! . ys 11 ■ y |(j which, iijiuii issting, jirovcd to With I I- arm, to hruce j ou r body 1-. a that b'-rbid-s fr..n.>- huddings .n in bringing to tin, country Uett) and his smile to hruce your heart. certain sections ol the city could Nansen, the eelcbtated Danish . (rag- of Evolution, with Koheri Edeson roll- of old Judd Tolliver, the lender t>(. „ V(tfV excellent brand of mo.nt,I'T1*, in the I .ask y sit 1IO' WIlls key . At the Star Theatre Thursday, Ft b. also be amended so that people IC. vedieniie and Europe’ s royal actress, The Trail of t he rti lie ofliecih had ■J'ltli I, a scteeti drama whose biilwho want to build nice residences N o . hi* h a s n ’t got a o i h n i o n , h u t h is 1 04411marks a new epoch H i the produc­ * .1 1' .tinoi .tit I'ie shine sttll III ll could do so as far down town as l.o.O Ii cwnrk never ends tion of photoplay, I r., 11 a ml phutngra phn- a. hn- v ni ••> t til’ » II J.e seen1 at 1 . vM( ,r ir The |he TW.l t v m il., ft street I hiWould he .It 1ti..lie k. ow, :l million people and lie s Second 'Mi - N’ i ' - ' f i i- tile -tar of tin W'lj’t j I f *I. ! I • » *»» I» ^ It It ■alitlls, lilll w4 ri- tillable III to i l ! i ni .it I. In M. r l I.a • i i i1 . . -tf l.t 1 ' , , t i , da'd got million It,, nd lio-. a| Tl.i-atH in • "J 4-0 hag* 4. ho. O ' * ■*............. f* I’..Ut-f 'fi I*............... r * *in* it r«»l* 4IW-IH t Who pti nli I I i II'- doesn't -t 11V■ |or fame and ! ' • " d- and I illho.iM on M <0 1 1. long l i t i f |.|,t Hi 4- | - 1.1 , ,, ill'. 4|4 ,J |,V kll of i l i a l .' 04 ' l •l • 41 ,• ,. • il l III. . 1 *.f . I . 1 .1 1 * 4 .4 .............. > g.t I. u.-alt h I," h •-■ ' i" '••* , ..'i i . i . ;• .| • ' > 1 ' • , - ' . If , 1., r444 - ' 4 w 1 I Il4 If I. Il a o a —’---- J 1UO*OQ . lu fl Aii,i .... 11 V1 iV , L* . Ih i . ' - O. | I ■ I • 'l l . ■14 II, I , III 1. .1 M . . . , 1 |! ■. < All lit- rni-'-rv and adm - that a'« I| ' I , \, 1,4 4- I 4- . ' T1 ' t . or , 1. ' Ol ‘ %,' Ot ' . 4 ■| ,' I . - J t I ' t . i g * | 1■I I l * -* , * - lhi . » J,. * Hi ‘ •'I * ■ .x ‘ • • **tl i .1* tt11r i* t ti* m,i. |- ' t ' P I (I M i l I,>■■.! 1li * *1 ’ ■ ' 1 • The i-411,.t a; • I L1 l HIM1111t -I -II ‘1* \ 11agl apll ( '•'Itlpae ueih r tile It snt" MO - r> n and « .|I I tto lillief of \ 1 4|| 11.44- III | 4|l'hlll , \ 4. , 4,.,I ,7 II -1 pn-.i A- •! 111'.. • ■|IOTI III 1 II v\ t at v It - Ml l|.41lot,- ]. ,.I ' ' i n * . i . , o ' I i 11 g 111 - i ' i ] i a.11 • II' Ok 1:1 . Ii .41 • , 1,4 . to f 4f'4|lO i.1 y^iixnnoiirit ^Pictur&i ..llll1 ,1'-! ft lot , llo v •I’ l 'M .? d li) 1 a iilt’ Mil' ,,| i: PROGRAMME AT THE STAR Till-) Til HATRE CONSISTENT . ,(v , . . I' i# '.iF .ii?1" -ip"'. a ill o*. 1 iKmiV j, “ ( < H’. c l i l i t i t i is. <>ur W I .if'il' \,s< i " SrV I 'I ;i{’ i . . *• -----------r*4»«LV'i • - ii1 - i * '— IO III l O (i 1 lot" to I .11 1•I \ s lie will i * m —. i -os.i in, i h Ulnl !•. 1. i tin t i .1 k , id’ M m , i -i • ■ V\ . I 4». 4——4 ■!, * •— * — >• i 'ial- riiongt r . TI in-ilm 4 I Vfi. *M 4 4 / '- 4 ** ivoi-.t « j ? Ir n1 nt i t. i ' i Ill ' I ed m il lli in n • m u . I.! ; . in i d. I lie pm i in* el1ft 'I n"l ' i l ! " ’ t • i i'i 111 111, . * ' |it,t fi>r 11 •- r.-tn*. ■p 4, I, ■ 1 •, g r o u n d s lu e u le d w, I I• . lllllll i ,' i ' ‘ ht g o ' l l or-, . i l ,i • * 4 . and 1; 1 • 'I gl I f , 11 !' '« t | ... .. \\> (.*» iii# * i * ,j i . . - w It Is l Ii i* “M ,H n Mr rf i NI V 'ii■ on 'i and *• iiiu d .tv a[\V '«« f vei (it ■iti- I. 'i m il I .(TT ,,jID linir t •L_Mw’w ■*r. rV * » .il l* liF *!i^ it! d ii!u u ilil1 a iilr A i? aiiiP u liF . . r ,*¥ JT-.v , , - •rej i »i* ' ii |tli#nr . 1 i .4 |.4 \ '• - In*.'. | JT4** ’ , ,11 I I • 1 III v 1V. Il |* 14' ." 1 1 . * I ' 1 “ I ■4* 11•II tllll ’ |4 ' l l ?I 4 4' | l t t-ltt, Itiiry i - ni i i i I tis* o| 1 1 ,- ■it n a y . 1" 1 •' We I > ■- ' : r l ' - ' i ■ I l e d o it g in H e i r p o w e r t o e lc ii i E " o * ........ j I U I *1 IIP t il i 11 V I J ll.ll I I 1 I • * •f f HiVJl'.C'f WA5 A CAVC MAM. HE WASA CAVEflfiN AT HEART. A COAL ( iCAMER PA' PROFESSION. rilSCHIEFWASATVPICAL.CLASf; SOCIETYGSiTJTY. 5h’£ FORMU­ LATE? A PLANTOWINTHECAVEMANBACHTOCii/ILI?AT10N. 5HEAWAHEH5A SPARKOPMENTAUTYINHtSSLEEPY BRAIN. I Ml . I *t 'in >llir Si * IUK* i J*i» N. a Ht I**i " ir ■—-t—■•n,- ■"i,T4« , , . .,xia X*r•I | . ' 1.44 I I I I lif II t -e— -« **• •- * *-r T T*T* * * * ' Alai nice Dai I s’ at .i: 1 »; \iirhi at i MW* .1 i‘r v ' gJs). * "ill i;lJ' E' ...ill1 -A fv+.V •*1P , i(&* ' 4 tl ■ I ■■ir • i Vt . t rffi1 ...ffl1 plat i - I H iiii’ i' right in t ' i [ »• r' , ( ' 1!' 1 1 • r a <1 i l.i [ 'i ■ . ________________________ ____ ni4 i tl . 4 I ■ -• ’. | ' l 1 'I4 , ,. ' ‘ . IH O III . .4 I ..' ♦ ’ 1 11 lllli-y I- hi*., [.ed mol w ■ n ■I 2 For I a llie s and t .e n tli'iiu 'ii boxes at d tables and tin t'-eni* trv lug tu avoid tbi* p ile " ! «i%.t>rt Kvrryiliing I p-tn-lhiie hit PTAY5 T H E C A V E M A N .T H E .S A V E jM A N WINS IN T H E E N D . gj-v 1THE ROYAL CAFE ? detouring, into the vneant lot .. the side and this vacant lot g- Mir l with old boxes and trash and jiujiers nre blowing into Ihi; main streets nil day long. The strangers in the >I \ tire certainly not taken wit it the hja penrance of our main street a, ]> ng os thii condition jirevaila. I , un- v4i£s tt# |» . 1 I . . . nl Ms, \ • • *"D'I 1*" I* a rull *t*> ft I h‘ • t*.'* V ’ v |{|-;t A I.A I! M F A I S 2S ( cu ts ^ 3; 21 M E A l . S F O R $.r>.0U 5 ID tU» fslUniig I i f nr Mi cr a -'ii f r ' l M i l l Mil* m*'f i I* . 1 1 i' « ■i ■ri i l l * i i f r ' H e r * U* t ap . * j * * i . I ». L'( eri *«t|« <***•” *■' ? *1? .'»ti • k ..l fur w.D V\ i p!«»•**, I A <•'»» *■ u * *’l**f •• * 4 * 1 I 'Ft upI MD<1 rhu* *l*tal I Fier*:-nf, linn* uf FrhfURiy A. I» i‘ 191'» <*r.i, y a rm uoi ilrrk «*f |*r f‘*iruil f'nuM Hcmmc'f ‘mint >. rim ,i W> Give Special Attention To Our o 3! t'ufttoniem * iirti H c rr*ny. Httliriiipp Hittf f ’nuriael J»f M Turv9||. 33 Hyne.s Bldg. Phone 197 3 .Want Ads ,, *?r i r - Vlomtfl , 7-m - _ . Bring - * y ... . ■ .1 : ini * _ Results �. * it * l« * ............. V ’t*. ■••?:'.: r * * " ' SANFORI) CHAUTAUQUA FEBRUARY 2-1 TO 29 INCLUSIVE PUBLISH ED SEMI-WEEKLY THE SANFORD HERALD I N S A N F O R D - — Life ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS Won it Living /» VCI.ITMF. ' ll SANFOUII, FLORIDA, FRIDA V THflKttART'25: I’JIC 3rd ANNUAL CONVENTION ON DRAINAGE STATE ASSOCIATION TO good The program for th*» thfrd fffffiual meeting of the. Florida DrtUtytgu Association at Sanford. Florida" o V Iho 28th and li9lh of February luis been c o m p le t e d F . 'y e r r HOirt,- h--.* exerted to make th is tin- l.ij-t d r a in a g e m an H ir e lin g ever h eld in S C F ill 21 )» d u .g « jo n # llh a-> a n ’ F o tr- a tto rn e y , of ColutAbia. S. C., fur four years g o v e rn o r of S m ith f . ir o lin n 11*15 t o d a y . in a gto-il 1911 to -tatelllent could hi- a ■it: didate hi the I •- inocratii primar. for |In- govt ri or Lip The present go v i-rnor Irbine Manning, also vwill be a cat -hdate Among the (F-lngs advocati-il by Mr Hie.esc in hi- ni uunci niei t are a n i.o iii ie .| t h a t hi l-»n -X‘'it A IE E T ^ IT E h b een llleuse ( timing Hark*.,J f . , t ’o lu n ih ia , passenger ra te s m i a ll r a i l ­ roads, local Option by counties in hnndljjig the liquor question, liberal support to the -cJiools for white children, estaldishmctil of rural cred­ it system reduction of interest to ft per cC8ft's ifli'llltion of II i I -ss olll •■>, “ decrease of present il n Ian a wI ju-ss" apd biennia' tngf-l.it uri tin- s la t e The Association has been parti-u tarl> fortutiate in securing repre­ sentative* of two large loud (muse* to make addresses. One of tin greatest dillicultie* met in organixing a district i* the Question of financing «n d no doubt tin- address of . FT Fulcher of. New York and C f) Hotchkiss of Tampa will >Di­ li great deal of Useful iiihirrn.ii mFollowing : is the program a ■ing.-d by the cotuinittee Mi. ntfit t \1or nine. F. h 2* 1t ,t V idr.-H1i, .» t >111 1 r Mir' ‘r.-siil. nt F’lo; iti-. I*r .ti.ige \• Marshal liras* it It csigtts T.i tnp.i ’ Fit Eil> "t I - It. d State* Marshal * i llm s i ’ • I i aitrilur 1 1-d hts ri ignattm to lei* 1*1 ft * t d i -i i t hi j l -i -tr* -d iln- l're»i dent. lie hnpt-s It* be relieved of his nlfice by March I He says hiresignation is mi^r* l> tu allow him to enter business lie in: rslial fnt the southern district of Florida VISITORS’ DAY AT SANFORD SCHOOLS •la lio n !Ie|oir 1 h i, of |-i ■ri i .i- ti el gol T. flatlow o' A p p o in t m e n t M - !l i . .. s Mu ( 'o r n n n t l i H A fte r n o u n S e s s i o n \.l lb 'll t A Id-' I I I 2 10 p Tr .in.n ■.; P a rk I l-*l III.I 1 *’ .1 ‘ Ilf I. \ NOW IS THE TIME TO VOTE FOR Y O U R FAVORITE CANDIDATE It Fletcher Invite* Wilson Washington. 1). C., F'eh. 24. President Wilson wits invited today by Senator Fletcher to attend a meeting of the Florida i’ rt-rts Asso­ ciation at Kissimmee in April. He took the invitation under advise tnei^t. _ * President Wil.vlnt-w v $ U*t. CKiud, Fla. “ Woodrow Wilson, President, Wash­ ington, I). C.: RESOLUTIONS HAVE Jack' IUIV ill ■ I' III of tin linn* t a n d A « f * *• j.. .... l »t iv iln . • ••( t u I d.tv all- .-•IK. Iafter a I a. l I *-n,|r • I ■ .1 • t a i I*.. ..IT. M Fell test • -l i l t I p . , t . (I. ih. M • d M II i ■ i f l|il i n It * 1 •il a I i ■I h 11 v w h * | e It I - i g I >*I " t • iti . r • 1 ■M 1i.. t r D.x.ll* 1-1 d.-t tr i- L v-tof " \-t-i • •-."Vi - t .i " i • . J v rit i hi* in If I i • d ra id RANGE BIG CELEBRA­ TIO N IN MARCH Ii - ' M ul a n y S' III ,| II VUI 1/.I.1 ton Me Nl 1 lilt'll i . u ,i\ t o 1 I|1 i j I e I t i | .1 ►> rs- ■ I i- * • -fl*■ .- - 9 ! • M -ec- th e .to u ris ts m t h e « ttit- a c h a n c e t i-otlul >n« I., visti <.ihfnrJ i r.- r. f i ' l l ug borne ■ D e tn i* U :li -1<tr i ti i g ■I III ell I I .ik e fr o n t ' • \ . ter t.d I III St r. I I . ad .m in in g w •a n J.. to 1. I' H e it great - le b r a t to n a n d one i! -i v e ra ! t .1t will advertise I ti e e l f \ I t ' n o t ti till- Iss 1111j l -. Ml *tlc 1‘tlier o l d .1. I ' I ! g - i r i i v 1 1- hi tr s a -i 11 1 *■ i iit ->',! - ii f i - has • 1 h' -* uI .--I • » 1 •*1 ■Mil .- w• \• r. w 1 1.tog ,1)- and ,* 1*1, m( t 1a- Jieopte i. v i-N 11» •*l * tl- I • **i \1 W. i . . I d i ig'.l .It tl..W i .1 1.,! ' f h1g i1! Ill** I'll - 1, H t'l . • t he in I 1‘ 1 tu t and arrange men < f Sat I" 1- Mat, Ml AR­ I 'Id' Kelt -i.d • , . 1. il l> n i. i I l,i t i-i.i T in - V■ 1 i* i i 1 t ( 1# ; •* m * SHOULD I hr cla'li* hi!A tiol lici'M ilrhimrly 11c r 111i*i 1 upon l-i Ut will in all firoh a hi I tty hi* t hr ia#*i»K **f Mur* h *J1 ! 11 -M Jl •Uol J ‘*th wfiii h wtll jjivi* .11 Will- It i • i* SANFORD “ I am directed by the executive committee of the Florida Pres* A**oelation to invite you tl he the guest Sanford is alivt- to her opporof the editors of Florida at their mi t t ii^ ie - and expects to invite the nunl convt-n'ion to he held at • K o simiMvc. Fla April I-UI5, and urge world to spend a few day* here in upon your acceptance of same, as all March. Florida, and especially the editor*. On. the date herein set forth we tlesy,- to see a i d h e a r th e w o r ld 's will celebrate the hulkht-nd of the foremost i illicit and statesman on lake front have the politicians the great issue of the day Among “ come ou t" here have several the social features you will be given dunces on the street have a water an opportunity to visit uml meet carnival regatta boat race* fire the people of the old soldier*’ colony work* and pink lemonade. In fact, town St. Cloud, the Wonder City of the city of Sanford having Just the nation Come, all Florida want!) passed through a very quiet and \nil ^ S J. Triph-tt very ladylike winter will with the M.rnhir i vci utnc i mnmtliee. Flor­ hrrath HprhiK in our vniii* cio(T ida Press Association t hi* m u ii Imt rolip* o f v%iiit«*r uml i ori»r mil ifi t hr ■*iin^hiri** ami joy f .i rrui ni l fa*i i >hkh| (imp I inn- an- ■ sir.t ImT.inut club votes III the camping n to I hi - tlr.i voles lor every <tti,■11•1itt•- hut the period offered. 1nil linn i vi ra v ot - art- given during which they are to he had on every $2o worth of new or old will close Monday, F'eh. 28th at subscription* turned in up to 8 p m.. 8 p. m. Don't stop as long as this vionday. Feb. 28th I! you really want to wiii the period continues, but remind every friend who has promised you t heir Ford or one of the other prize* you subscript ion that tow is the time to should take every atlvantuge -d tins giv. I I to mu The-. Ii.d i i,«> ft-ason offer lor i vir.1 vole* I L i n k o f it n o w T h i n k of all t h e t•>r w.tiln g 1) (In v nre going to l,. Ip Mil ,t 1 all t ti. may .1* YA-CJ1 lii* 'nil . n; •I I'MIS t hat have I*rr-M t.f.tn, • ..*f , r •inti 1hi Y IH..,) •• J 11 * ill l ho «• l h-i f might 1* Hfl t t-1 tr* -1 MUli-1 do 1f- u t ii ► .'MI, * Ml k'* 1 . * t.e , . V» ' t •1 > i*ti if ><*o .»** ht .1 for ( m l •» y »•or (ri •*•!«i- to. w Mi.t r \ %Ilf p* •»' I.... -il lr »»h t h»•! r w111•* t lien, Ti 1 •\111* 11* k*f» at ttn| 1,11........ I hi rij-t HI M% uni t 11♦Tit Ml* at t 4*.4f. *li.lt a it|>H 1 .1<11i W > i- i 1-,.ij- ,i r ■* t'1-! T**J i'fo. gn-.it tin you will li till •> Will ••Ufv . It make li t h •io Kh* > si f «• lilt - , gl v i I > . IItl iI in i '• .t-.ii- tide 1 -. .1stull ii ( .i ki Hr.itii i. r | : t*>i -.in- CELEBRATE BULKHEAD IN BIG TIME Invitation Also Sent by Trip St. (lu o d . Flu.. Feb. 2d The fo l­ lowing tide gram hrft’ ,l>ecty sent to YOU WILL GET VALUE RECEIVED FOR EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST •GIVE YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO A HERALD CANDIDATE NOW WHILE IT WILL COUNT FOR EXTRA VOTES— BEST VOTE OFFER ENDS MONDAY— MAKE EVERY MINUTE COUNT -GET AS MANY $20 AS POSSIBLE - I T IS NOT TOO LATE TO ENTER • • AND WIN A PRIZE MARCH 18 M I I NO. M re O' g II I I fe ll I • i l ■/r ;3 . ' J ■m j S' l tl I'lg 1.1-Il A l-l 141 *01111-1hlllg 1*--( a - i n id w<tni'*n 1 > .|i a - . ( »**• for n If thr ford ate Wl-r it I * l-l ill ■I • S' • t'l I !, • .1 - i 'i. i i. .1 *> ng -i tn Q f. n -tufi-tlm i to thu olhee of treasurer , i, -j - (t, j v •i i - l i.t» tin •: a i * ii14 1Id re 1- lout a i«i t t . i o i l In- original r<- i it unit i s i*-or was reiul, and on mo. 1 1 '1 j li*!iI \ of t i m< to ; t 1 S'oti and n«» l» you w.n t . xtrn r. tj.v books wIni: of C, II Dingee. carried sulilu »ff,lort\ two coin.ties rep j fl ul lit (lire i*h you w u 1 h 1."! :if»i!oa.t i h i util put th|- most **niore wdl * w , - laid. <1 ri -ft te,t i i|h> r o ' 1 *t»* • -•tntn” t> --| the * h ^ r*i r'M ifG1 t•* Up •i i n fro m I1. I •ii m I l n- -il -I I b I- .-Ii 11 t o - I I I -ijii Iti In \ mi r Friendt ii d.l M l tge d' » n‘ . t. . •»/ !•* II rr n g t uf T" - l----err ■ r . j- L M i> r \ i- il in mli .ford Truck Ftirm* •" 'ftontfii) NiqhL T 10 II. il an f I n f o r m a l , K e e e p t no it f -t Pucsilny, Feb. 20. 9.30 a lit T* . fnf.l S l I^I 'fhy.' " Hon - I; N *\Vfei[J.ct, i - i «’ Tile /> 1 I ll.jr * U A Mi di 1• * ..s„ l i -in l o t Ai t .1 - .| I M IS I • •Ip Y n a r . I ai o r i;i Sim id *i r 1n- r -1 v HU W I -Il t I ,f I to III' • ol hv* -i • U id id - tte .m il we lire sure -■nr- -,.,ii wdl not willingly miss this op I hey :;re •|>i m ill g n d th e portir ity of l-eut litting sonic frn n I th a t I hi v a re d o it g ’ jirnv ided in t he why i<<>t d«r the right thing tu tin III in k * w d| I w h v not give I hat -ul I hri-i- -i Ii oid - :n wl i i t u , w i * h t h o - n best way w hiltt hi* extra eltib of • •-ripr ton | *| i ii*e giv 1 w ho v i* t it* to registi 1 ,d d re - s th e (. r la*r* * v mir ii.iiin,n.t In - M e * .,! ( . ■ lii slum niir i ■•t-r. .» - v isited May I idler a suggestion i-r two us to what to see in the room’ First >>f all the Qu.ijltv of the work hi inp dot.i is important. The neat­ ness of th. room . .ire taken of llo I l;it khoard* and flirt iture should he i.ol.-d Tin- lighting of the rooms, st/.e of desks and seating arrange mel t of puftiD is also of im|>ortnncNote also the number of pupil* I uught by each teacher and the dlsciplinr in the room. A ry criticism pro or con that you gi ades may have of the work will he kind­ ly received by the trustees or the Cnndurlnr* Win Out principal of the schools The San­ Wilmington* N C. Feb. 25 Dif­ ford schools are public schools and ferences between the Atlantic Coast any assitsnnce that you mny render Line Railroad land its trnin conduc­ in making your schools better will tors he cause of the adoption by the he appreciated. railrOwiF^-nf yhe White system « f R. F. Eiell train auditing have lieen settled Principal acconffJh; to an announcement here tnday-yby Judge Chambers of the itvimnliige Sale Federal hoi rd of memalion and cm, tl*>* of t tie M et h o - l l s f n,e 111 eilnitlirtt who lifts hi-eri conducting , ...... I , Wll! ! olll ,.|,o| tier \l lOMtl lii.irings in an effort to compose tin t;e ... Ie *>J' I tltij.iy aft.-moo . ru in rri d tin ully The railroad i oni|ISf ' fii Ii at il . Duhurt liuiltlmg agreed to abolish the hlte audit Feb corner Sanford avenue and Fourth system on March 15 according to Those having rummage to street • he announcement and to substi­ please notify Mrs R M. donate tute therefor a system evolved h) M uson its otbrinl* and . acceptable to the conductors. Congregational Church The conductor* through tinvir Next Fundny night, music hot It general adjustment committee the voice will agru if tr, rljminute tl"dr demand* ** on the orgrtn and by .......... from " T h e Messiah,“ ore regard* the White auilit system in he taken of the greatest musical productions. a petition covering various working All ure cordii.ll>' invited to this and condition* which hr* heen filed *'Rh the rnilread 1 service*. i r I vi 111 i -T-i - * * *-11 ft . In t.i* «t l | -il l ♦»f * *|f* *•' oyr oil -NV * h ‘ t 1 fr" t ,f*. ,.II . r | t ]• t »,l » CITY COUNCIL HELD SESSION ✓ City council met in special session Wilson was appointed city attorney at 10 o'clock a. rn.. Feb. lit, lillfi. pro tern. Mr. (it'O, A. . DeCotte* Present, U. W. Herndo n, president being disqualified to art in matter?, \Y W. Abernathy,' J Adams, D fi. before the rouncil at this time. Monroe, F'. L, Miller, C. II. Dingee, The following resolution was adopted: J. D. Davison, mayor. The president stated the object of He it resolved by the city council the meeting was for the purpose of of tin- city of Sanford, that the taking up the mutter of the ap­ office of treasurer and assessor of pointment of It C Maxwell as said city be located until further treasurer it ml assessor of the city of |order f this hoard in the Lfirk Stanford and othir business that building belonging to and mljnining 111 It > come before the council th. First National Hank of Sanford, C il Dingee w h s duly elected on w,-»t suit- thereof on the ground as president pro tent of the city llnor. to-wit: of No. 105 West First street, anti that the treasurer ami rouncil. The . president appointed F’ I. iiss.iu.or of saitl city of Sanford keep M:lb r. chairman of the finance com nil ot the books anil paper* belong­ ing to his office at and in his *nid mi t tee. Tlte bond of R. C. Maxwell, ns office aforesaid until the further f.a s u r e r and n**es*or of the city of order of this board. IF W. Herndon, •Sanford was presented, reatl and President City Council. approved, with T. J. Miller and % Alfred F’oster as sureties in the sum The clerk was here instructed to of $1000.00. notify the banks of the city of San­ motion carried, Mr. T. 1 to * ‘ - ll * • » E. ford to turn over all monies held by i., r Vote r>n the resolution w.i* reach ^d after m*'re than three hours of dlsriiHslon durlnn which the original resolution which was practically the same ns the 'Du.vul resolution whnh was submitted in more detin its language wlilh the omission of section four them in the name of A A Preston. Treasurer, to R. C. Maxwell, Treas­ urer of the City of Sanford, to be deposited in the name of the City of Sanford, by R. C, Maxwell, Treasurer. Mr. Maxwell. a.-» treasurer und utMtesxor of the city of Sanford here demanded the hoAks and properties of the rity of Sanford from A, A, "Preston. former treasurer where­ upon Mr Dickinson who repre­ sented Mr Prestdn refused the de­ mit nd. The mayor here notified Mr. •Preston not to hundle the records, monies or other properties pertain mg to the office of treasurer and assessor located in the hanks or It the safe or office of the I reusiirel and assessor. front this .|nuCouncil adjourned • , Jus. C. Roberta, City Clerk. The city council met in regular session at 7:30 j>. tn., Felt. 21*1, lit Ifi. Present, B. W. Herndon, president, Aldermen F*. L. Miller J Adams, C. II Dingee. Absent D. 0 . Monroe and W. \V. A ber­ nathy.' The minute* of the meet­ ings of the 9th, 10th and 19th of ■February. 191G were read and adopt ed. Communication from A. A.- P e« "P tl" i . i *• . i \ Only Three Weeks The end of tlw> campaign i* |U*t three Week* a way Just three weeks are good hut It is fa' front next Saturday night the great Promise more gratifying to candidate* to campaign will conje to a dose have yoifr s.ib-criptions safely writ This is ii remarkably short time and ten down in their little receipt hook every candidate should go out at Every tune the candidate look* oi.ee and make an earlv start Re 'a' that there t.* a chuckle, “ more member the old saying “ The enrlv votes lor me lord catches the worm " Re an 100.000 n f f e r E n d s F e b . 28 early bird in this campaign. Il will Attention .* called to nil interested pay you. On ^ t •• tl « * ‘ I 1 . ■' I >. ■L ,,f I at. it t r \ *. w'ts , » o i 11 j o t ' *• r i f " r v \ »11 re nni-d I t ,1 nl h .It f. •. I t. D id .1 ’ I irmti .try v o t i n g for ill. I -l th­ I . , 1. i,|1 r--d - In i t •uI. 1 11 ill. atd t h* - v r na t • - me . I l o' - t to I. themselves 5 -hi must let your a motion H> table tin- substitute On friend* sec that you are really in wa-t lii,*! |.y a vote of 25 to 17 motion to adopt the Lake resolu­ earnest, and that you want to win was nur ril'd by the nhove |one o f the prizes, anti alii will cPm* tion stated vote from every Quarter -\ 1 Ffw '* '’ * 1 -*I ‘ * t*. . • Address Flortdn Forag • I "I ill'll It I’ lio-o . Stale 1 l 111 i Ilu hasM-e. Fla lie Address “ Engineering in it l ' d i o q „ l o JJrointige,” Hiram Me Filmy, Tum pr, Fla. Ashlrewi ^’ ’ Problems of Drainagi Y’ i'iiln .r t e r i, " FI. FI Sdndoey of A. V \\ lilts A Sons, St. I,mil'. M" Afternoon Sewslon. 2 30 p. m Addre-.s “ The Drainage l . a w s anil Dbatitrles Encountered in Organizing District*." H. E. Hanmer. Tampa DiscuftAton. Address “ The FIverglade*," F f Elliott. *.Chte f Drainage Fmginccr Trustees,', i, 1. F'.. T allashassee, FI.i AddresA Lawrence Manning. Pre*. Atlantic Engineering Com pany. Savanisah, (in Hemark* by Ue|»re*entat!ve* of En Hond IIouniB, Manufacturer* gineers, F!tc. Flection of Officer*. Vi 110 .' ' 1-'. f • , I. f • !* ,» ..f r ai l * \ ..*,1 , r* i i •' \1 - it s tV T V ti r- • ,11 '.vl.*eli 1 i-d alt o n e ) J • 1. i t . Itut t V f or J 1 a l t e t i t ion TU (■ *«»i; re o l u t l o n was • * • ’I Whereas, 11 <* necessary at d if ­ ferent time* for the city of Sanford to buy material and other article* for the use of the city. Therefore, lie It Resolved That when any and all purchases are made, that the said mutt-rial or articles purchased shall be purchased by the chairman of the ...................... the department in which same shall be used, anil the said chairman shall Use the following form order l » he delivered to the seller, and *«ld order shall he ntinched to invoice before preseutink to clerk for payment: Messrs. ■ P le a s e ( u r n bih And charge to the City of Sanford, Chairman of Comm. Material used for i T o be tilled in by Chuirmnni This order must be attached to Invoice or same will not hi- ordered ■m paid. It .was moved and seconded that the chairman of the finance com m it­ tee secure the hanks of the city of Sanford so that the city ran get the u se o f th e th.- se v e ra l fu n d * now on d e p o s it in hunk' An ordinance entitled an ordin­ ance for the regulation of the Iran* portution of the indigent poor was read by II* title and placed on its second reading and [inssed. The clerk wit* here instructed to purchase a suitnbbi minute book. Mr. F'd. Rnndall caqte before the council and asked for permission to lay pipe ncross St, Gertrattle avenue, and on motion said request was granted. Council ndjourned. H. \f. Herndon, President City'Cquncil. Attest: Jas. C. .Robert** if City CUrk. ■ ■ ."31 . ^ u-wfl 07, � 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, February 22, 1916 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 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